PLANS ARE BEING LAID FOR FAIR   A. FAIR ORGANIZATION TO BE KNOWN AS SOUTH PLAINS: FAIR ASSOCIATION IN MINDS OF THOSE IN CHARGE   It Is An Ideal Location, And When Improved And Equipped Will Make A Most Attractive Place, it is Believed Many South Plains Counties Will Enter Into The Organization

PLANS ARE BEING (AO FOR FAIR   A FAIR ORGANIZATION TO BE KNOWN AS SOUTH PLAINS FAIR ASSOCIATION IN MINDS OF THOSE IN CHARGE   THE GROUNDS PURCHASED AND WILL BE IMPROVED   lt Is An Ideat Location, And When Improved And Equipped Will Make A Most Attractive Place, it is Believed Many South Plains Countics Will Enter Into The Crganization

‘Old Guard’ Lined Up For Lowden, Report   Final Plans Said to Contemplate Consolidation of All Regula: Support for Hlinois Governor; Strong Butler Trend Springs Up; Dark Horses Are Prominent   Previous G. O. P. Conventions  And the Candidates Nominated

‘OLD GUARD’ WILL TRY TO PUT LOWDEN OVER   Failing Jn This They WH Attemp to Nominate Nicholas Mu y Ruther,

LEADING CANDIDATES PULL WIRES TO LINE UP DELEGATES ON THEIR SIDE OF THE FENCE   SEE JOHNSON ELIMINATED   Butler and Hoover Supporters Confident that Deadlock Will Re-act to Their Advantage—  Hoover Strength Growine Ranidlv

PROGRAM OF OLB GUARD REPORTED   LOWDEN IS SAID TO BE THI FIRST CHOICE AND BUTLER TO BE SECOND,

$100,000 HEART BALM SUIT FILED   Sends Flowers To ‘Widower And Learns He Has Wife

THE DUGHESS OF MARLBORE   Divorce Granted to. Former ‘Miss Vanderhilt—Rumor Busy That She Will Wed Again,

Marital Strife, Starting in 1907, Culminates When Divorce Is Granted.

DUCUESS GETS DIVORCE.   Former American Weman Wins De fis ‘eter -in London,

DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUG: 15 GRANTED A BIVORGE   Is Daughter of Late W. KK. Vanderbilt and Married Duke in New York in 1895.

BRITISH OBJECT NEW MERCHANT MARINE BILL   Disagree over Carrying Merchandise Between American Ports

SOLDIER BONUS . FAILED TODAY           ry Twoethinds Majority  the Neek ssary tu Pass Fordney  Ne

ULUIER BUN UG Jars ON TEST VOTE IN HOUSE   Two-Thirds Majority, Neces: essary Under Suspension Rule,’ Is Lacking   DPPOSITION TO BONUS IS VOICED IN SENATE   SENATOR MYERS, MONTANA, FAVORS LANE @ILL FOR RECLAMATION OF ARID LANDS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY.

BORAH SETS AT REST RUMORS QE SPLIT WITH SENATOR HARDING   Telegraphs Candidate That He Wants to See Him Win and League of Nations Beaten and That He Will Werk “tn Qwa Way” te Secure Both Ends.

SENATOR BORAT WIhto HARDING: HE NIES HEPIIAT   Personal Assurance I Given That He Is Still In Fight.   TALKS ON LEAGUE   Harding In Address a Des Moines Will Deal With Issue.

Received Letter from Borah. —Wil Work for Defeat of League in Own Way.

WILD YARNS NOW SET AT REST   Haiding Gets Personal Assurance trom Senator Borah By Telegram.

RAILROAD WAGE. BOARD IS SPLIT   LABOR GROUP AWARI HELD EXORBITANT BY OTHER TWO CROPS.   Company Representatives Sai to Oppose Compromise Ofte Proposed by Public Groin.

WILSON CALLS — FOR RAIL AWARL   Asks Board at Chicago to Settle Wage Question Forthwith.   STRIKE SPREA®S FURTHER   ———— LT  President’s Message Is Said to Urge Prompt Ruling to Halt Walkouts -—Labor Chief Puts Blame on the Board.

PRESIDENT ASKS -BOARD TO HURRY   Sends Message to Railway Wege Board.   DECISION WILL NOT HELP?   Commission Says Present Strikes Result From Interna) Fight For Control of Union.

RAIL BOARD HEAD: TOSPEED DECISION   Frestdent Wilson Told Award w< WI be Expedited, ...   DENY DEADLOK EXISTS   Request For Haste Was Sent in Confidential Message and Other Mem. bers Were Unaware of White House Reéeauest.

Payne’s Information. Indicatés Labor Leaders May Withdraw Opposition to Unauthorized Strikes   WORKERS’ INTERRUPTIONS ARE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DECISION DELAY

THE LABOR DISPUTE   Not Yet Settled About Wage: fer the Railroad Workers.

ASKS - FOR. IMMEDIATE ACTION “ON. WAGE CONTROVERSY; .   Strikes Now on May Not be Further Opposed: by: the - Brotherhoods if: Wage.  Adtustment is: Not Made.

a otk séad Labor Board Is Divided   Fhe Members of the Board Resort Hivlidrd Three Ways, But Mayb Not Hopelessly Dendlocked,

VACATION OVER FOR 11 MORE SWITCHMEN   This Number Dropped Around for Their Old Jobs This Morning.   BACKBONE OF LOCAL _—s« STRIKE SHATTERED   Burlington Officials Assert That Conditions Here Now Are Normal.   Tells Board to Do Business

SAY LABOR BOARD GAN NOT AGREE   Reports Indicate The Railroad Wave Board ts Divided Three Wa.s Over Settlement.  “No Message Received From President,’ But President Gets Reply.

SITUATION [§ PERILOUS TRADERS SAY      30,000 Men Have Been Dismissed For Discipline; Cannot Continue   UNREST INCREASING   Labor Leaders $ Say They Cannot Continue to Hold the Men

LABOR BOARD IS SUBJECT. ED TO CONTINUAL INTERRUPTION   DECIDE IN TWO WEEKS   Strikers Are Arrayed = Against Brotherhoods, Kaitroads and Government   Brotherhood Officials Deny Today That General Strike Will Start This Week

WILSON ASKED TO INTERFERE   Miners’ Union Requests the President to Enferce Coilective Bargaining at Mines.

Labor Group Holding Out fo Award Other 2 Say Is Ex orbitant—Deadlock Expect. ed to Be Avoided.

PRESIDENT AaKo FOR IMMEDIATE WAGE VERDICT   Labor Boards Says It Wil Come Within Two Weeks

Although Reported Firmly Deadlocked on Wage Question, Railway Board Promises to Herry.   COAL FAMINE LIKELY TO FOLLOW RAIL TIE-UP   Shortage of Cars Almost Cer. tain to Cause Suffering This Winter; Conditions No’ Much Changed.

RAIL WAGE BOARD “ASSURES WLS   Commission Promises te Ex pedite Decision on Existing Controversy   BENEFICIAL EFFECT SOON   Temporary Embargo Placed in Washington When Workers Join Strike

ABOR BOARD PROMISES TL BUSH AWARDS   Answer to President’s Request Says Will Expedite Rail Wage Report.

WILSON-URGES QUICK AWARD TOR BR WRN   BROTHERHOOD. LEADERS DENY THEY PLAN TC CALI, IINTION eTRpInreE   Workers’ at Brunswick Fail to Report-' This Morning» and Illinois is AfFecter.

DELAY {N HALL WAGES AWARD PAISES TINAEST   Union Official Presses Presi. dent for Early Decision— Wilson Wires Board.

INCREASE PAY AT ONCE IS WILSON'S ADVICE T0 BOARD   Act Quickly, Unior Leader Warns; Strike Is Spreading.

LABOR BOARD SAID TD BE DWIDED Of WAGES THREE WAYS   Message Reported Sent By President Has Not Been Received.

WILSON ASKS ACTION TAKEN ON R.R. WAGE   Calls on Railroad Labo Board for Immediate Award.

BROTHERHOODS MAY SANCTION WALKOUT OF R. R. EMPLOYES   Statement to Secretary Payne Says That Wage Adjustment Must Come Soon or Unauthor ized Strike Will Be Sanctioned.   Report Some Men Are Returning

APPEALS TO PRESIDENT WILSON   Head of Miners Union Urges Action Toward Cellective BRargcaininc.

WILL RETURN WHEN MEN ARE REINSTATED   ae vt ‘Labor Board Answers Wilson’s  ) Request.

SEEKS DECISION IN WAGE ROW   Delay in Making Awards Blameg For Strike   WALKOUT SPREADS, REPORT   Tieup of Transportation Thrucut Country Feared :

Wilson Urges Labor Board To Speed Up   President Actes to End Wage Discus sions When Outlaw Strikes Threaten to Tie Up Teanaportation Svcteme

ARE NOT AT WORK   Switchmen Fail to Report joy Work at Brunswick and Cumberland, Mad.  OTHERS ARE ALSO OUT  Workers at Ww Himington Have Returned te Johs— It is Clearine Up

“THE WAGE AWARD      RaHroad Board Promises to Ex. mdite the Decision.

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD IS REPORTED DIVIDED ON QUESTION OF WAGE   Member Says Agreement Probably Will Be Reached Soon, However.

LABOR BOARD NOW DIVIDED   Body Said to Be Split Three Ways on the Wage Awards

‘President Wilson : Asks Prompt Actic:   Sends Message to WRailroad — Laho Board Urging Tniamnediate Award in Wace Controvercy.,

WILSON URGES RR.LABOR BD. TO RUSH CASE   PRESIDENT INSISTS HASTE NEC ESSARY DUE TO IMPATIENCE OF SWITCHMEN

LAZOR BOARD GIVES NSOURANGE !T WILL EXPEDITE AWARD   Beneficial Effect in Preventing Spread of Incipient Strikes is Expected.   REPORT THAT DEADLOL. WAS FACED IS DENIED   Judge R. M. Barton, Chairman, Says Decision May be Hand. ed Down Next Week, but No Date Can be Set—No Insurmountable Differences.

Immediate Action: at Chicago Urged by President in-Face of Unrest; Brotherhood Official at the White House   Word From Board Is ‘Report to'Be Ready in Two Wéeks;  i Interruptions Is Complaint  Strikers Back, “Roads - Say

His Message to Chicago Was Not Made Public =~   UNION LEADERS TRYING TO RBREAK RAIL STRIKE

RAIL MEN DELAY BOARD’S DECISION   LABOR BOARD IS SUBJECTED TO CONTINUAL INTERRUPTION   DECIDE IN TWO WEEKS   Strikers Are Arrayed = Agaiast Grotherhoods, Kathroads and Government   Brotherhood Officials Deny Today That General Strike Will Start This Week

WILSON URGES QUICK ACTION BY RAIL BOARD   President, In Message, Re commends Immediate Award in Railroad Wage Controversy.   METHOD FAILURE DOAK DECLARES   Vice-President of Brotherhood Calls It “Rank Failure’”—Barton Issues Statement

WILSON STIRS R. R. ARBITERS   Asks Quick Deefsin by Board Ws, a to End Strike,   TEXT NOT MADE PUBLIC   Report. From: Chicago Indicates Ruling Will Be Made Within Two Wiaebe 2

LABOR BOARD HASTEN DECISION   -romise President Wilson They Will Expedite Wage Award, Survey of Delayed FoodStuffs Ordered.   DEADLOCK IS DENIED BY MEMBER OF BOARD   Claims of Gains in Eastern Section of Country Made Both by Men on Strike and Railroad Companies.

PACOIDEAT MESSAGE TH DAIL BOARD MANE PUBLIT   Conflicting Reports About Telegram Cleared Up in Chicago FOODSTUFFS SURVEY MADE BY FIGG  q  > 1- marae oo (geen Geneon oe   Strikers in Session See Hope in Action Taken by Wilson

STRIKE OF RATLROADERS SPREAD TO SAVANNA, WHERE FIFTY  EMPLOYERS WALK OUT.

ADIUSTHENT OF WACES DEMAND OF LABOR MEN   UNLESS GOVERNMENT GRANTS THIS BROTHERHOODS MAY NOT OPPOSE RAIL STRIKE

N Unb IMMEDIATE RAIL WAGE DECISION   Board Announces It Will Hand Down Award Within Twe Weeks—Blame Attitude of Men for Delay.

WAGE BOARD IS NOT AGREED, SAY REPORT!   Railway Labor Body Said To Be Divided Three Ways on the  Wage Controversy,

DEADLOCK OF LABOR BOARD IS FEARED BY RAIL UNION OFFICERS   Board Wires Wilson it Will “Expedite” Wage Awards

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO WAGE BOARD   Urges Immediate Decision to End Rail Strike.  rawTs'rrir ray Oo Tew’   Hint Union Fight and Not Wage Diificulty Real Cause of Strike— Walkout Slowly Spreads.

Wilson Receives Answer t His Appeal for Prompt Action.   TREPLY NOT PUBLISHED   President Wished Tempos rary Adjustment Made, “at Least.” :

ASKS FOR CMMEDIATE ACTION ON WAGE CONTRO vena    sixikes Now on May Not be Further Opposed by ‘the -Brotherhoods — if Wage Adjustment is Not Madc.

CONTROVERSY AS 10 WILSON AND RY LABOR BOAR   Statements Issued Directly Contradict Each Other as To Situation.

PROMISE TU MANE AAD ON WAGES Ih NEXT 2 WEEKS   Announcement May Avert Nation-Wide Railroad Strike   BROTHERHOODS SAID 10 BE IMPATIENT   May Withdraw Opposition to Unauthorized Walkout

PRESIDENT WILSON HAS ~— TAKEN HAND IN STRIKE    Sends Message to Labor Board at ; Chicago Asking It to Make Immediate Award,      BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS MAY CHANGE ATTITUDE SOON   Send Statement to Seeretary Payne That They May Go to Support of Strkers.   DEMAND IMMEDIATE ACTION   Situation in Central States Show. ed Improvement Today; Worse at Other Places,

~ ANARD Hl Tr   MESSAGE IS SENT BY PRESI ~ DENT TO: RAILWAY LABOR: = -BOARD: AT CHICAGO.

HEADS OF RAIL UNIONS REFUTE STRIKE RUMORS   Say Talk of Walkout Friday is Propaganda of Outlaws

Sporadic Walkouts Stir Wilsor to Urge Award of Railway Wage Controversy.   IMPROVEMENT SOME PLACES   Some Men Reported Returning at Burlington—Others Out ai Baltimore.

MSTERY OF RAIL MESSAGE CLEARED   Wilson’s Request to Expedite Wage Decision Is Re epivon_

WILSON DEMANDS AIL WAGE BOARD MAKE ITS AWARD   SENDS MESSAGE ASKING FOI IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE   STRIKE ABATES IN SOME SECTIONS, SAY REPORTS   NOT RECEIVED.

LABOR BOARD 19 DIVIDED ON ITs “POSSIBLE AWARE   One Favors Radical Step. Other Opposed and the Pub: lic Group With Middle Ground Gets Neither Sup.  nort,.

PRESIDENT ASKS HAIL PAY AWARD   Urges Board to Make Prompt Ruling to Halt Strikes.   MORE WALKOUTS REPORTED   Brotherhood Chiefs Put Blame for Trouble on the Board for Its Alleged Delay in Making a Report.

ACTION CN WAGE DEMANDS 18 AVERT PROPOSED STRIKE   FEDERAL LABOR BOARD PREPARES TO MAKE 1 DELAYED SETTLE  MEN TMPA TIENT

Will be Forthcoming in Reasonab) Time—Have been at Work—NoApology to Make.

LABOR BOARD ASKED TO MAKE AWARD AT ONCE   pileasage Follows Visit of Train men’s Oiicial ta White y Hoaese.   “Proparanda” Is Reply of Heads uf Four Brotherkoods te Query Abou * Reports Workery at Bronswick, Md,  Baltimore & Ohio, Join the Walkout      STOLEN SILCOX ~ CAR WRECKED AT POPLAR GROVI   One of Most Daring Crimes it Motor Circtes Js Perpetrated.   DRIVER MAKES ESCAPE

a ee eT ee ee AL DD: ernie  WILSON UAGES BOARD TO MAKE AN IMMEDIATE AWARD OF WAGE QUESTION   Railroad Officials Claim Several Employes Whe Had Qui Work Have Asked Permission to Reiurn

BROTHERHOOD INULTIMATUM TO RAIL BOARD   PRESIDENT WILSON CONFERS -THIS MORNING WITH ORANGIZATION: OFFICIALS

nAILWAY LAUUN DURNU NAY AGT IMMEDIATELY  Presi dent? $ Meszage Urges Partial minine t At   CLEAR UP NOTE MYSTERY

LABOR BOARD IN DEADLOCK, REPORTS SAY   THREE GROUPS COMPOSING OR GANIZATION UNABLE TO AGREE ON RAIL FIGHT

GOVERNMENT WILL SEE, THAT FOOD 1S MOVED    Assistant Attorney General Figg Orders Survey of Al) Necessities in Transit.   WILL ORDER IT MOVED IF OCCASION DEMANDS   Effect of Rail Strike Reaches An. thracite Field; Both Sides Make Claims.      LABOR BOARD IS DIVIDED    Chairman Barton, at Chicago, Has  No Word from Wilson Asking Settlement.

MALSON RAIL BOARD TO SPEED UP   Wants Immediate Award in Wage Case to Stop Outlaw Strikes.   BOARD SAYS STRIKES ARE NOT OVER WAGES

LABOR BOARD IS DIVIDED THREE WAYS, IS RUMOR   GROUPS ARE UNABLE TO AGREE IN MAKING AN AWARD.   DEADLOCK, HOWEVER,  MAY NOT BE RESULT     Lakor Representatives Hold Out For Terms Which Are Said To Be ‘xorbitant by Those  Opposed.

RECEIVED BY PRESI. DENT FROM THE R. R. LABOR BOARD.   Rumor That Board Stands Divided Three, Ways on Wage Controversy, Labor   Group’s Demands Being   Clangidered EKyorbitant.

COMMITTEEMEN PUT BAN ON STOCK DIVIDEND TAX   Republicans Complete Work on Soldie Relief Bill and Set Date for BPrasantatian

DIVIDENDS BILL IS REJECTED, TIE VOTE   Measure Intended to Rais Soldier Relief Funds.

TIE VOTE BEATS BONUS STOCK TAY   SEVEN TO SEVEN DEADLOCK PROLONGS BATTLE TO MAKE RICH MEN PAY SOLDIERS.

PROPOSED TAX . "WAS REJECTED   Defeat Came’. as Result ‘of Tie in Ways and  Means Committee

1 KILLED, 3 HURI   interurban Car Crashes Inte Auto Party at Canton

Candidates Pleased With Every Plank in Platform Of the Republican Party   Wood Calls Document Sound, Wholesome Appeal to the People of America—Others in Accord on Party Creed.

F LASHED  T DANGER AR             Coast. Citizens Make R as Hurricane Sweep: Across Water.         FEAR FOR SAFETY _ TWO FRUIT VESS

MAYOR IXVITES PUBLIC: TO GENERAL MEETING IN VE CICY BALL      Shortage of Reams Is r Even Than the Suryy Report Indicated       Calls Altenti ta Deficiencies en Accununogatiens for Some of the Students

DISCUSS HOUSING TOMORROW NIGH   MAYOR INVITES PUBLIC TO GENERAL MEETING IN THE CITY BALL   BLACKMAR ON SURVEY   Calls Attention to Deficieacies cn Accommocaticens fer Some of the Students

MICHIGAN IS HOLDING. HER PRI— MARIES TODAY   Seven Republican Candidates And Five Democrats in Field —Debs Also a’ Candidate Of Socialists.   HOOVER’S.NAME.ON-BOTH   Prospects are for Big Vote throuout State and Especially in Detroit Where a Big Bonding Issuo Is Un.

MICHIGAN WILL STAGE PRIMARY ON NEXT MONDAY   SEVEN ‘REPUBLICANS AND FIVE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT -. IAL CANDIDATES   NAME OF HOOVER APPEARS ON BOTH PRIMARY LISTS

ANOTHER VICTIM OF NIAGARA   Charlies G. Stephens of Bristo!, Eng jiand, Lost in Attempt to Navigate Great Fails.

Englishman Tries to: Conquer Falls But Fails in *‘  Fart.   FEW SEE THE PLUNGE   Scattered: Wreckage is Found After ‘Barrel Strikes the Rottam.

ANOTHER VICTIM -OF NIAGARA   Charles G: Stephens of: Bristol, Eng. land, Lost.in Attempt to Navigate * Great Fata,

BERMAN POSING AD U. 3. ARMY OFFICER INDICTED   “Lt, Arthur Kincaid” Charged With Collecting Money From the Government Fraudulently

FACES PRISON TERM      Geran Officer Who Drew Pay « American Lieutenant on Forged ” Papers Indicted. 5

SCAMAN 13 HELD  HOF DEFRAUDING SUVERNMENT   IMPERSONATED AMERICAN OFFI. CER AND COLLECTED BACK PAY DUE TO LATTER,

iF AGA are ie rg a tab Sat ee ib ieee ieee ar  GERMAN IMPERSONAT AMERICAN in

HUN COLLECTED AMERICAN’S PAY   German Indicted for Impersonating American Officer and Securing $1,600 of His in Back Pay.

GERMAN INDICTED FOR COLLECTING BACK PAY DUE AMERICAN OFFICER   Tie tfaenine eee Special Leased Wtre)

GERMAN OFFICER INDICTED BY U. S.   Collected U. S. Lieutenant’s Pa: By Impersonating Him, Is Charge.

WANT HIGHER CLASSIFICATION   Says Texas League Is as Fast as the Southern Association

TURKS SHELL U. S. COLLEGE   Nationalists Who Have Been Fighting French Bombard American Build. ing in Aintab, Asia Minor,

SCIENTISTS OF ‘AMERICA WILL HOLD MEETING   Next Week To See Gathering e An Association That Has .   MEETS EVERY FOUR YEARS   This Year At University. of Chicago—Was Organized tn Year 1848.

SCLENTISTS WILL MEET   iin nal  Big Gathering Will Be held in Chicago Next Week

Two. Nor-Partigan «candidates and : Three of Opposition Win Places on: City: €omunission:ito start City  Monager Plan ~ a

DUBUQUE HAD HOT ELECTION   Two Nor-Partison. candidates and Three of Opposition Win Places on ‘City Commission to start City - Manager Plan

TRIUMPH OF CONSERVATIVES   Extremists of Soctalist Party Voted Down in AH Proposal Endorsjhe Vielent Tactics.

POLISH RETREAT . "an PANICKY   Bolshevik : Offensive: Continue: Successfully, Says . Soviet ‘Dispatch to, London.

POLISH RETREAT GROWS PANICKY   Bolshevik Offensive Continues 8 Successfully, Says Soviet Dispatch to London.

Soviet Offensive a - -Against the Pole:   Bolshevik Report Success Up to Wed: nesday in Their Offensive en Fifty Mile Front.

BOLSHEVIST ARMY STAGES COME-BACI   Are Forcing the Poles to Retreat Along a Front of Over Fiftv Miles

Moscow Reports Enemy Fleeing on 50-Mile Front.   Warsaw Admits Army Was Forced Back by Bolsheviki Attack— Reds Capture Food.

BOLSHEVIST. PUSH “BREAT OFFENSIVE      Polish Retreat Continuing and Is De_¢lared Panicky at Some Points.

SAY POLES IN FLIGHT   MOSCOW REPORTS ENEMY IN GENERAL RETREAT.   a Falling Back on 50-Mile Front—Take Captives and Big Loot, Soviet Wireless Claims.

BOLSHEVIST ARMY STAGES COME-BACK      Are Forcing the Poles to Retreal Alang a Front of Over Fiftv 3

REDS’ OFFENSIVE MAKES HEADWAY   Bolshiviki Chiuim. To Be Galning Ground Tn) Campaign Aguinst Poles   THE RETREAT. CONTINUES   MANY PRISONERS AND SUPee MLYES ARE CAPTURED   Advance fs Claimed Along the Drieper, Bat Situadou, Around Kiev Is) Unchanged,  Reds Say

POLES RETREAT BEFORE THE REDS   Bolsheviki Offensive Along 5f Miles Continuing Successfully for Soviets

POINDEXTER S FEARFUL CIVIL WAR MAY COME   UNLESS THE STRIKE PROBLEM IS SOLVED BY LAW SUCH AS CUMMINS BILL   Unicss $0 Settled He Thinks It Ma’ Be In B'ood and Destructicn Of the Nation

EEG OALVAT ION IN ANTI-OTRIKE CLAUSE IN BILL   Senator Poindexter Tells the Providence, R. I., Business Men.   Either Compulsory Arbitra tion of Labor Disputes or Rebellion.

REVOLT AND DESTRUCTION OF OUR INSTITUTIONS DUE ~UNLESS WE HOLD RADICALS

ANTI-STRIKE.  CLAUSE FIRST REAL EFFORT    Senator’. Poindexter Sees In Cummins’ Measure ‘Step Toward  Curbing Germs. QF . Civil War  and Revoluitien:   TWO WAYS TG SOLVE PROBLEM   Other Is By Means Of Bloodshed   and Destruction Of Tnstitations—A fects Nearly Bucy Industry.   TO PROTECT OWN FUNCTIONS

‘Senator Poindexter Endorses Anti-Strike . Clause of Cummins Bil   Republican Presidential Aspi. rant Says Measure Is First Move to Solve Problem.

POINDEATER [9 EMPRATIC FOR CUMMINS PLAN   Says Anti-Strike Clause Wi!l Solve Problem That Has In It Germs of Civil War and Revolution.

CUMMINS BILL IS DEFENDED BY POINDEXTEI   Presidential Aspiran Urges Enactment of “No-Strike” Law.

ANTI-STRIKE AGT RECEIVES PRAISE   First Move to Solve Problem Which Has Germs of  Revolt, Poindexter.

SOLVE STRIKES BY LAW OR BLOOD---POINDEXTER   Cummins Bill Anti-Walkout Provision is First Important Move, Solons Told.

ICE SKATING -MEET PLANNED   international Gathering of Champions to be Held Next Year

WOMAN CANDIDATE   MICHIGAN IS FIRST TO FIL NAME OF WOMAN FOR CONGRESS.

. BOYS. BAC k FROM KUSSIA.   In Another Mon’ h- Our Troops Will Sai] ‘Homeward From Aiberia.

$3,000,000. FOR LEVIATHAN   Bid Conditional on Shipping Board Loaning $6,000,000 to Steam. ship Company.

$3,000,000 “FOR LEVIATHAN      Bid Conditional on Shipping Board Léahing $6,000,000 to Steam: i ship Company. ~

AGED CITIZEN HAS PASSED ON   Mi. x. STAMATS OF RICHWOOB “" DIED NOVEMBER 23.   ILLNESS WAS A SHORT ONE   One of the: County's Oldest Citizens  Passed Away at Home in Richwood.

WOMEN THREATEN . TO BECOME MILITAN'   Will Swesp Oto Repulilicas Con vention and Demand Reason  Why Suffrage Foils.

On To Chicago” Is Cry Of Members Of Women's Party   Time For Waiting Over, Dem onstration Will Be Made If Delaware Again Fails   'NO INVITATION NEEDED SAYS LEADER

If Deleware Fails Again to Ratify, Women Plan March on Chicago to Find Out Why No

SUFFAAGISTS PLAN DEMONSTRATION BEFORE REPUBLICAN CONVENT ION 10 MAKE DEMANDS   Action Will be Taken if Delaware Fails to Ratify Amend: ment Announces Leader; Fight Will Be 1 psahial ,

WOMEN LEADERS PLAN RAID UPON G.0.P. CONVENTION   FAILURE OF DELAWARE TO RATIFY WILL BE THE SIGNAL TO ACT.

WOMEN PLAN TO TAKE SUFFRAGE FIGHT TO NATL REP. CONVENT'N   Failure of Delaware to Ratify Must Be Explained at Chicago   WOMEN ARE MILITANT      Contributions to Party Cam- paign Fund Will Be Cut  Off. Threat

@IL% EKBACHES HOUSE OF COM. MONS IN LONDON   Original Measure Provides For Two Branches of Cvancil

SANTA CLAUS TO USE PLANE   Toys and Candy to Be Dropped to Children of Ridgewood, N. J., This Afternoon.

SANTA-CLAUS TO USE PLANE   Toys and Candy to Se’ Dropped’ to Children” of Ridgewood, N. ou “This Afternoen, *

PICTURES TAKEN OF HISTORIC DOCUMENT   Declaration Of Independence And Constitution Photoed To Combat Reds.

~DFCURITIO   Place'Ito on ‘Screen to: Com. ini Bat Radicalism. -

American Declaration of . Independence Placed on Display by Sec. Lansing

MOVIES JOIN IN WAR ON RADICALS   FILMS DEPICTING DECLARATION AND CONSTITUTION SHOWN COAST TO COAST   FILM HISTORIC DOCUMENTS   Secretary Lansing Exhibits Parch. ments to View First Time in Years,

Original Parchments of Declaration of Independence and Censtitution of United States Will Flash Before the Eyes of Red Radicals Just as a Serious Reminder That This Government Will Not Be Overthrown by Them.

DEMAND FOR HOOVER IS REPORTED AS GROWING   David Lawrence, The Mail's Cor respondent, Sees Him Gaining Strength,      STANDS RIGHT ON TREATY   It Rejected By Ola Parties There Are Hints That 2 Third Will Be Formed.

HOOVER MUST BE RECKONED WITE   LOOMING LARGE AS A PRESIDEN TIAL POSSIBILITY.   DECLINES TO BE A PARTISAN   Natagally a Republican, But Pretty Sure to Have Democratic Support—Neo Lounger Faverite ef Wilson.

DOOR OPFN FOR. HOOVER 10 RUN ASINDEPENDENT   Conditional Support of Repub. lican Ticket Move To-Crush Professional Politicians   THINKS PROHIBITION GOOD FOR COUNTRY

‘DemandForHerbertHoover, Irrespective Of His Party, Sigenificant Political Fact

cement Means Prob able Third Party Candidsey If Rejected At Chicago   PART OF PROGRAM yor YET ADMITTED   Will Follow Failure To Write Platform And Name Yan Filling Requirements.

HOOVER IN RING STARTS THE HIGHT IN- DEAD EARNEST   PEOPLE SICK AND TIRED ‘OF POLITICAL TRICKS ARE FOR HIM.   DEMOCRATS SORE   Ridicule of Old Guard Does Not Hurt Him—wWill Eliminate - Johnson.

POGROMS AGAINST THE JEWS   “Report Says Polish Troops in Cam.  mnainn af iw Kiice

CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE JEWS   Paris Newspaper Declares Polish Troops Carry Out Pitiless Po. groms Against Race.

To Give Martens Chance To Testify   Soviet Ambassador Not To Be Arrested Until He Is Heard By Senators

TWO ARMY FLYERS KILLED   Private Carl Cuhler of Elgin Victin of Accident at San Antonio, Texas.

UNION HEADS ARE  STILL UNDECIDEL   MEETING AT CHIC AGO ADJOURN ED UNTIL MONDAY WITHOUT TAKING ACTION. -

YORK HUNTERS   Three Law Violators Nabbed Since Opening of Deer Season.   HAS FOUND PAIR OF DOES   ‘Sportemen Put Honor Syatem Int Practice. Woods Are Filled Wit! York County Men.

WARDEN FINES YORK HUNTERS   ‘Three Law . Violators ‘Nabbed Since ing of Deer ason.   HAS FOUND PAIR OF DOES   Sportsmen Put Honor System Into Practice. Woods Are Filled With York County Mer.

ADAMS GAME WARDEN NABS YORK HUNTERS   Three Are Fined For Disregarding Laws While In Search of Deer In Mountains

ei aasgahei ict ta eres Pe ee ee ae  NEGRO DENIES ANY PART — IN ASSAULT OF THE BOY

HEAR GRAND JURY ACTION PROBABLE; MORE WITNESSES   Democratic Members of Senate Committee Confident Cox Charges of Huge Slush Fund for G. 0. P. Will Be  Caomnfiotealy Proven.

PROBE OF SLUSH FUND MAY BRING IN GRAND JURY   Indietments Are Expected As Eleetion Cash Is Revealed   MOORE AIDS CLYNE   ('. S. District Attorney Ts Sifting Evidenee Given By Cox Manager

Nothing Done Here Till Then. Mis Moore Outlines Plans” Arid 3 Methods of Public ‘  - Health Service.

NO PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE BEFORE FALI   Nothing Done Here Till Then. Miss Moore Yesterday OuUines Plans And Methods of Public Health Service.

LIQUOR SELLERS GAVE BONDS   Men .Taken in Raid at Muriey Fernished Bail fer Release.

RAIL OWNERSHIP HANGS IN. BALANCE   ‘Strauss Pleads for Higher Rates As Only Remedy: to’ “ Save Reads. :

THING NEEDED — 1S SECURITY   Government May Again Take Over Railroads, : Savs:-New Yorker

DECLARES All. CASE CRITICAL   Strauss Warns of ‘Possibility of Government Ownership in Course of Events

“  WILL OUTCOME BE QWNERSHIP?   FREDERICK STRAUSS OF NEW YORK WARNS OF RAILROAD, SITUATION.

RAILWAYS MAY G0 BACK INTO GOVT. HANDS   CONDITION OF LINE THAD GOVE SHEP WILL HE

FEDERAL © OWNERSHIP ?   Interstate Commerce Commission Told That Events of Near Future Will Determine

INTERSTATE. COMMERCE COMMISSION WARNED T0 EXPECT A GOVERNMENT CONTROL QF RAILROADS

U. S. MAY BE FORCED TO TAKE OVER ROADS   GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF THE RAILROADS MAY RETURN If CHANGES ARE NOT MADE STRAUssS WARNS.

Interstate Commerce Hearing Develops Great Need for Boost in Earnings.   WITNESSES IN RAILROADS’ BEHALF ARE UNANIMOUS   Low Rates of No Advantage tc Shipper if Movement Held Up, Pointed Qut.

STOCK MARKET OEQQlON BUSY   Sdles of First Hour Exceec Half Million Shares—Gains All Around.

SPECULATIVE SHARES GAIN TWO TO EIGKTEEN POINTS.      Serretary of Tressars's Recomimendation For Modification of Earesa Profs Glen as Cause.

STOCK REPORT      More Than 500,000 Shares Sold In Hour In Busy Session.

COAL FOR NORTHWEST   OPERATORS ORDERED TO PRO. VIDE WINTER’S FUEL STOCK.   First Shipments Are to Go to Outlying Section—Priority in Movement.

LL ETE ERR. NE EEE TS aE ee ae Meer We  NORTHWEST GETS COAL    First Shipments Are to Go to Outlying Section...   Priority in Movement of Fuel and Preference in Supply of Care is Ordered.

BETTING ODDS IN BUCKEYE STATE € TO 1 ON HARDING   Heavy Vote Expected to Be Cast by “Mother of President’ Despite Inclement Weather

ALL ORIO WANTS 70 ED TO BALLOT Ba)   Takes More Than a Snow Storm to Keep Electors Away From Polls.

BIG ODDS ARE BEING GIVEN ON HARDING   Human Element is Ex pected To Rise in Ohio on Election Day.

EMIGH WILL RUN AGAIIN   Clerk of Courts Formally Announces  Candidacy Teday.

POLIGH ARMY ON HET AEAT, OGGUPY A SECOND LINE!   BOLSHEVIK SEEM STRONGER      BUT ON THE FRONT UP NORTH, POLES HAVE PUSHED REDS

WHEAT STRIKE FOLLOWED BY  CONSUMERS’ STRIKE.   RECENT BREAKS ATTRIBUTED TO STRIKE ACTION   Board of Trade Authority Points Out That the Strike of Wheat Growers is Being Met With Wheat Usere’ Strike.

SMASHING TACTICS ON BOARD OF TRADE TOBA   Said to be u Retalatory “Strike” “Against the Farmers Sirike.

TRADERS FIGURING GAUGES FOR BREAK IN WHEAT MARKET   “Qne Authority” Traces Link it Price Drop to Producers’ “Strike” at Source.

Smashing Tactics Continue ix  +, Pits of Chicago:.Board of Trade

FERTILIZER IS FOUND IN DIXON CEMENT CO. SHALE   American Chemical Soc. Told of By-Product Local Factory.

PAUL GUTTING WAVE WATCHED BY PALMER   Livestock Market Follow: Downward Trend, Shown In Capital Report

U. §. INVESTIGATES PRICE CUTTING WAV!        OF PRICES ENDECATES i ERE HAS BE  r eae TTEERING, PAL EN SAY

PALMER DIRECTS PRICE INQUIRY.   REPORTS SHOW NO INDICATION OF SLOWDOWN IN * COST REDUCTION.

PALMER WATCHING PRICE CUTTING WAVE   EXPECTS TO TAKE ACTION TO PREVENT REACTION WHEN WAVE BEGINS TO WANE

PRICE REDUCING WAVE CONTINUES, REPORTS SHOW   Attorney General Palmer to Exert Effort to Prevent Rebound to Former Levels.

FEDERAL AGENTS ~ SEEK JOKER IN PRICE-CUTTING   Movement Prima Facie Evidence of Profi. teering, Palmer Believes; Would Prevent Rebound

Attorney-General Directing Activities of Justice Department Agents —   SEEKS TO PREVENT A REBOUND TO OLD LEVEL   FIFTY PER CENT REDUCTION: LIKELY NEXT WEEK; GOV ERNMENT INFLUENCE TO BI INVOKED THEN.

To Prevent Rebound To Former Price:   Atty. Gen. Palmer Bending Efforts. of  ‘Dept. of Justice to Keeping Costs  at Lowest Point.

URGE GERMANY ADMITTED      Lord Robert Cecil Also Pleads That Assembly Permit Former linmemy Countries to Enter.

WASHINGTON CALLS CONCILIATION BOARL   Men Familiar With Miners’ Dis putes Summoned By Secretary Wilson.

NEW WAGE SIGNED BUT MINERS (OLE   Effort to Reopen Hard Coa . Conference Made by leaders.   STRIKE STILL SPREADING   Brooklyn Car Strike Un: changed With Few Armored Cars Running.

PRODUCTION OF HARD COALIS59 PCT. NORMAL      VACATION’ STRIKERS MAY LOSE $7,000,000 IN BACK PAY IF THEY.FAIL TO RETURN

LABOR SECRETARY BALLS COML MEET   CONCILLIATORS CALLED TC WASHINGTON IN EFFORT SETTLE DIFFERENCES   MINERS TAKE A VACATION   Thousands in Pennsylvania Fields Continue to Go Out on ‘‘Vacation Strikes’’ It Is Stated.

MINERS WILL FORFEIT BACK PAY   ENLESS THEY RETURN TO WORK SOON CONCILIATION COMMIS. STONERS STUMWONED TO WASHINGTON

ACT IN. STRIKE  Secretary Wilson Summons Board To End Mine *Vacations’

JAPAN READY 10 EGUGKIZE Tht HUOUIAN OUVET   WILL RESUME RELATIONS WITH GOVERNMENT EVEN BEFORE EXTENDING RECOGNITION,

SENATOR LODGE WINS AGAIN ON THE LEACUE VOTE   Senate ‘Pasivew Reservation Floserv ing Ttight to Congress to Decide What. Are Domestic Questions.

LODGE WINS RESERVATION   Senate Adopts Bomestic Ques. tion Change by 56 to 25 Votes

SENATE ADOPTS RESERVATION   Which Reserves to U. §, Right ta Decide What are Its Dom estic Questions.   WILL NOT PERMIT LEAGUE TO HAVE JURISDICTION   Vote on the Lodge Motion Was 56 to 25—Substitute Proposed by Sonator Hitchcock Was Re. jected by Vote of 36 to 44.

Amendment Relates To Osmestic Questigns And . §. Tg Pecide   LODGE SAYS ISSUE 1S VIAL

URIGINAL LODGE AOE AVATION [a ANOPTED TODAY   United States Reserves to liself Right to Determine Domestic Troubles

U.S. SENATE  ADOPTS LODGE  RESERVATION. - VOTE 56 10-25   Providing That the United States Reserves Right to Decide Domestic Questions

LODGE RESERVATION TO DOMESTIC CAUSE ADOFTED   Senate Rejects Substitute Providing U. S. Might Withhold Such Questions.

RESERVATION FOUR ADOPTED BY SENATI   Vote of 56 to 25 Recorded Wher Lodge Clause is Brought Up— Fifth Reservation Taken Up.

OENATE ADOPTS THE FOURTH ONE   Of the Lodge Reservations te the Peace Treaty by 56 te 25 Vote.   THE AMERICANIZATION  OF DOCUMENT GOES ON   ‘Fifth One, Relating to Mon roe Doctrine, Taken Up Thie Afte>nann

SENATE GOES STRONG FOR RESERVATION   Lodge Pact Amendmen Receives O. K. From Upper House.

LONDON CONFERENCE “ON ADRIATIC QUESTION   TTagtA¥ PREMIER AND JUGOSLAV MINISTER CONTINUE PARIS - “CONVERSATIONS.”

Make Fresh Effort — On Adriatic Muss   NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED—MEANWHILE, FACTION IN ~ SENATE THAT IS OPPOSED TO LEAGUE AND PACT ON ANY TERMS SERVES NOTICE ON LODGE THAT IT WILL CARRY ITS FIGHT TO THE LAST DITCH.

MOTOR DEMONSTE ATION,   Pront {Drive Invention Which Attracts Motor People,

BULLET WOUND IS ~~ FATAL TO NEGRO   VICTIM) OF SHOOTING APERAY DIED LAST EVENING

George Nunn, * . Colores Passed away Last Eve ning in Hospital. Ac cused Slayer: Prisone in County Jail.   HEARING SOON

DECREE IN ITALY 1S HERALDED BY ~ PROHIPITIONICTS   Hours Fixed For Sale of Liquor Containing Over 20 Per Cent of Aleohol., °

FLORIDA CONTEST TAKE ID CEAACIA   Republican National Committee Strikes Snag in Florida Contest--No Legal Organ lgatian?   GEORGIA FIGHT HOT ONE   Wood Winner in District: of Columbis Contest when Regwar, Delegates are Vot pA Santa .

MEANS SEVENTEEN VOTFS FOR EITHER WOOD OR LOWDER   Mass of Confiicting Claims, Charges and Counter Charges in Geergia Contest.   SLOW SESSION MARKED BY BUT LITTLE PROGRESS   Florida Cases Will) Also be Taken Up for Discussion This Morning and Remaining Contests Will) be Hurried Along as Fast as Possible. All Exeess Delegates to be Sezted,

CLAIMS FOR SEATS AT-GONVENTION IN CHICAGO HEARD   GEORGIA. CASE HOT   Most. Acrimonious: Fight on List Involves Election of Negra,

May Have To Hold Night Sessions To Hear Contests   Politicians Are Still Much in the Air as to Whom the Chicago Convention Will Name or When the Final Vote Will Come.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN DECHIING (i. 0. P. CONTESTS   [wo Delegates Seated Fron District of Columbia—Extended Hearing of Georgia  Differences Is Held.

REPUBLICANS STILL HEARING CLAIMS OF VARIOUS DELEGATIONS   Many Points Involved in the Settlement of the Claims Involving the Negro Delegations. from the Southern WNeataa.

Florida Delegation Headed By A. L. Church Of Jacksonville, Had No Chaim Upon Which Definite Action Could Be Rased.   GEORGIA CONTEST SIGNIFICANT

HEARINGS ON CONTESTS FOR FATS OPENED   Republican Delegations y Hard Fight For Places  At Conv entiopt

6.0. P. DELEGATES FIGHT FOR SEATS TO: BIG. RATHERING   NATIONAL COMMITTEE DECIDES CONTESTED DELEG ATION Ss FROM VARIOUS STATES,   SlOW PROGRESS 1S. MADE   Delegates From Arkansas and Alabama Seated—Three Cornered Fight From Florida Will Be Settled Today.

REPUBLICANS TO UNTANGLE STATE CLAIMS AT ONCE   FLORIDA CASE NOW UU BEFORE  COMMITTEE—HOPE FOR DECI. ON ONE NOMINER NEXT WEEK FRIDAY—WOOD AND LOWDEN THERE

TWO DELEGATES FOR WOOD WIN   CONTKSTS SErFORE RATIOVAL “COMMITTER DRAGGT.   FLORIDA HAS TRIANGLE FIGHT   Meartag of Georgie “Strife Beeame Priecipe! BHesinese of the Day aed Preved More t.stenaive Thase Was Kiapercied.

PARTY DECISIONS MADE   Republican National Committee Settling Contests from Various State Delegations,

REPUBLICANS 1K. CONTEST HEARING   May Resort To Night Ses sions Before Convention.

HEARING CLAIMS “OFDFLEGATIONS TO CONVENTION   Chances ef Presidential Candidates Influenced By Decisions In Contests.   THE FLORIDA CASE UP FIRST   Chicago Hotels Give Unmistakable Evidence of Imminence of Political Convention.

FLORID aves ctf m      Little. Progress Made First Day—The . Party Leadera Are Renehleg” Chicago:

Republican. Contests to Be Settled Today at Chicago,   WOOD IS CONTENTION   Tentative Plans Being Made by Leaders for the  Convention. 

CHICAGO FEELS CONVENTION STIE   Republican National Committee Hearing Contests.

CONTESTS HEARD.      Chicago Hotels, Already Overcrowded Grow Noisy as Convention Officials Ar t1ve--- Speculatior Rifa

DUNT Eo To MAKE at OUIUNS SLOW   Florida and Georgia Cases Very Complicated  NOT MUCH PROGRESS      Made by Republican National Committee in Deciding Rival Claims of Delegations from South — Georgia Case Involves Political Strength of Wood and Lowden

REPUBLICANS HEAR CONTESTS      Preliminary Work of Conyention is Now Under Way

POLITICAL FORCES GATHER SLOWLY FOR CONVENTION   PREDICTIONS AS TO NOMIE NEE FOR PRESIDENT. ~ ADE CITARHNEHN «   TFADERS ARRIVE   Johnson and. Harding Due “Thursday, Weed and Low- _  Peer o Pen

2 WOOD DELEGATES ~—ALLOTTED SEATS   Republican National Committer Busy With Delegation Contests.

FLORIDA DISPUTE PROVES SNAG TO G.0,P, COMMITTEE   ttle Pre resn Made First Day—The — ‘Are Reaching” hicago

SETTING PINS FOR POW WOW   REPUBLICANS AT CHIC AGO SOON BE READY.  CAN   COMMITTEE BUSY ON CONTESTS   SEVEN CASES DISPOSED OF AND XO SIGN OF ROW.   Seathera Disputes Firet t pand Rege alare Given Sents—General W ood Oe Hand nud With Hin His Chieftnine.

CLAIMS OF  “CONTESTING ' DELEGATES   {0 REPUBLICAN. CON. VENTION ARE BEING  HEARD ah NATIONAL COMMITT   Tentative Program for the " Work Next Week — May Not. Ballot for Nominees ‘Until Thursday of Con vention Week

COMMITTEE NOW. BUSY ‘HEARING CLAIMS OF RIVAL. DELEGATIONS.   Uninstructed Delegates Hold Balance of Power — Candidates for President Arriving — Johnson to be Given Crest Racantinn

NGREPUBLICAN BADER RISKS “NOMINEE GUESS   IITANT SUFFRAGISTS AL TADY. ON: .HAND . FOI WU RATION 2" .

FLORIDA DuaPUTt MUDDLED AFFAIR; MAY BEND G. 0.P   Possible for Delegates From Southern State to Be Barred : From Floor.   Break Among Managers of Wood Campaign Looms— Hitchcock’s Friends In Denial.

G.O.P. Body Finds Real Work In Deciding Case Of Georgia Delegation

CHICAGO CROWD. TALKS PLATFORM   SUPFRAGE AND . PROHIBITION NOW NATIONAL LAW   JOHNSON FROM WEST   EXPECTED TO ‘SPEED te: HIS NOMINATION HOPES; 62   Matter of. Deciding Who's W ho On Contest Goes Me rrily On With 4 ' Nomination in Alr.  t

6.0 P. CONTESTS: FROM THO STATES nEPINEN FIRST NA}   Committee Makes but. Little Pro gress in Settling Disputes i State Delegations.   HEARINGS ARE IN PUBLIC   Decisions All ta Be Made on “Jn dicial” Lines, According ‘to Chairman Will Hays..   CANDIDATES ARE ‘ARRIVING   Wood Now on Scene; Johnsor Due Thursday; Harding Later in Week; Lowden on Scene,

GEORGIA CONTESTS PROMISE SENSATIONAL FEATURES.   Sen. Moses of New Hampshire Statea That the Proposed Conference of Wood Managers Would be Postponed Until After Contcst Hearings.

CONIMITTEE HEARS FIGHT IN FLORIDA   Hearings Are Continued on Contesting Claims of Deleew gations to Republican Na tional Convention, 7   “REGULARS” SEATED IN ° DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:   Program for Coming Week I¢ Tentatively Outlined—Nome ination on First Ballot Ree garded Unlikely. ed

DECISIONS ARE JUDICIAL RATHER THAN POLITICAL   Republican National Commit. tee Makes Slow Progress in Settling Contests.   ARKANSAS AND ALABAMA REGULARS ARE SEATED   District of Columbia Hearing Postponed Until Today—Snag Struck in Florida, Where Three Separate Sets of Delegates Are Claiming Right to Cast Votes in Convention,

Prospects of Night ght Session Now Con. fronting Republican National  mittoo.

6.0.P. KEPT BUSY DECIDING FIGHTS FOR DELEGATES   Four Ballots Expected To Nominate Man For Presidency.

GATHERING FOR THE Bie FIRHT   Hi Johnson's Arrival Tomorrow in Chicago to Be Noisy Affair.   MILITANT SUFFRAGISTS TO PICKET COLISEUM   Uninstructed Delegates t Hold Caucus to Decide Plans.

LOW PROGRESS ON MANY CONTESTS IN REPUBLICAN PARTY   NATIONAL COMMITTEE IS TO HAVE ITS NOSE XKEPT TO GRINDSTONE THROUGH FRI. DAY, BY VARIOUS ROWS.

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE DEALING WITH CONTESTS FINDS KCRIMONIOUSNESS IN BEACK-TAN FIGHTS

G. O. P. National Committee. men Busy Deciding Contests Today.   eee  GOVERNOR LOWDEN AN WOOD ARE IN CHICAGO   Senators Harding and John. son Will Arrive Later in Week.

PRINCIPAL G. 0. P CANDIDATES HAVE REACHED CHIGAGL   ‘Wood and Lowden on Scene « Johnson Due Tomorrow and Harding. Friday.      DEMONSTRATION PLANNED . WHEN JOHNSON ARRIVE!   Woman Suffragists Already or © Hand, Prepare to Picket : the Convention.   “COMMITTEE STILL WORKS   Bearing Claims of Contesting Del “ egatigns from Florida and eorgia Today,

CANDIDATES “ENTER CONTEST. IN CHIC AGA   30. gtermined Is the Baftle That Practically  Every One of the Prin. cipals, Will Lead Ad vance in Person.   DEVELOPMENTS

WOOD DELEGATES IN CONTEST ARE SEATED   COMMITTEE ACTS FAVORABLY ON CLAIMS OF “REGULARS” FROM DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.   LITTLE PROGRESS 1S MADE   Mass of Conflicting Claims in Georgia Situation Makes Subcommittee . Necessary.

FOUR CANDIDATES EARLY ON GROUNL   Tice Already at Chicago, Others Coming Thursday With Blare of Trumpets.

PROGRESS MADE b..0. P. COMMITTEE ‘th DECIDING CONTESTS   GEORGIA AND FLORIDA CLAIMS BEFORE COMMITTEE TUESDAY AND TOBAY FOR DECISION.

ANYBODY KNOW WHO IT'LL BE?   The Big Guns and Their Friends Admit It’s AnyPrictric "5 Fight Yet   AND THE CONVENTION LESS THAN WEEK AWAY   Unpledged Delegates are Peo. ple Upon Whom Presidential  Raamare nara Ularinug

BASE DECISIONS ON “JUDICIAL” METHODS   Snag Is Struck in the Florida Dispute, Where Three Factions Are Demanding   = OQaate in Canvention.

COMMITTEE BEGINS “HEARING GONTESTS   Regularly Report Reported wad aie

ChOIGt  OF REPUBLICAN — PRESIDENTIA CANDIDATE  in Such Doubt That Fight Belong to Any Man   Practically All Contenders Will Be 01 the Scene at Chicago Next Week.   Johnson Won Over Wood on First Roll Call of National Committee.

Committee Hearing Contests ! at Chicago Makes Slow Progress; But Little Business Transacted Tuesday   GEORGIA AND FLORIDA CASES COME UP TODAY   Excess Alternates at the Convention Will Have to Find Seats Among the Snectators, Is Decision,

REPUBLICANS MAY HOLD NIGHT SESSIONS   Many Contests For Seats At Convention Still To Be Settled Before Opening.

RIDA GONTES] WILL Bt DECIDED TODAY BY 6.0. P   Ruling Will Give First Indication on Candidacies of Three Leaders—Georgia Row Up Soon.

E_—D  pECIOE GONTEOTs NV DELEGATIONS IF REPUBLICANS   National Committee 1: Making Slow Proevess -— Florida Causes Delay

WORK OF DECIDING CLAIMS OF RIVAL DELEGATES BEGU!   Regularly Reported G. 0. P From Alabama and Arkansas Recognized — Work May Not End Until Friday.

SIXTY CONTESTS ~ DECIDED TODAY   Three Score Republican Defe gates Whose Seats Were Contested Given Places.   CHICAGO IS OVERCROWDED

GEORGIACUN TEST PROVIDES PUZZLE   Following Decision on Floriday Case Committee Will Speed Hearings

(CONTESTS ARE ~ ~ BEING. HEARD      G. O. P: Committee Busy . With States--of Geor*  “gia‘and Florida.

National Committee Hears Evidence on Three Sets at Mealerqras.   IPARTY SEEMS DEFUNCT   Contests From Other Southerm States Will Keep Body Busy Today.

)0, DELEGATES  ‘FAVORABLE TO      . Slow Slow in: ‘Deciding Contests; Extend Hearing Georgia Groups.

DEBS ISSUES STATEMENT   Boclalist Candidate For President Discusses Issues From His Cell in a Federal Prison,

EUGENE Y. DEBS ~ MAKES STATEMEN]   Declares He Will Transfer Nation's Industry to People Instead  of Corporations.

First Campaign Statement Made By Eugene Deb   Would Abolish Private Prop. erty; Calls Cox and Hard. ing Corporation-Ridden Praises Tom Watson.

ALEX. HOWAT TO CALL MINERS: STRIKE IN DEFIANCE OF LAW   Kansan Tells Hlinois Miners ot Impending Action to Test Law.   ASSURANCE OF. SUPPORT FOLLOW HIS STATEMEN'   Leader Says He Will Give Gov ernor Allen Cause to Remember Labor.

HOWAT TO CALL GREAT STRIKE HERE   He Has Announced a Program of Action.   TO TEST INDUSTRIAL COURT   Ninety Thousand Illinois Miners Pledge Unqualified Support.

BAGK HOWATT IN DEFIANCE OF LAW   Illinois Miners Pledge Aid in Kansas Strike.

HOWAT WILL CALL STRIKE IN KANSAS   [DECLA RES DEFIANCE FOR NEW  LAW—GETS SUPPORT FROM  ILLINOIS MINERS.

Workers Representatives Give Unqualified Support to Program for General Walkout i in Defiance of Kansas Law 

20,000 MINERa IN ILLINO! 10 SUPPORT HOWATT   Kansas Man Threatens to Call a General Strike In Defiance of State Laws, To Test Its Validity.

NOWAT SUPPORTE IN OTRIKE PLANS BY 90,000 MINERS   Union Head Says He Will Call Out All Kansas Coal Workers in Fight on Industrial Court Law.

William Jean Howells, Famous Ohio Writer, Succumbs To Effects of Influenza.   Lauded by Taft As ‘Greatest! Living American Writer.”

ait i tS TODAY   William Jean Howells, Famous Ohio Writer, Succumbs Te Effects of Intluenza.   Lauded by Taft As “Greatest Living American Writer.”

DIES IN YORK      PROMINENT AMERICAN NOVELIST PASSES AWAY AT HIS HOME AFTER ILLNESS

WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS DEAD   Dean of American Literature Pub lished Mere Than Seventy Books,

WILLIAM DEAN  HOWELLS, GREAT WRITER, DEAD   Family Lived ‘in, ‘Neighbor ing “Ohio County—Con temporary of Gidding and Wade... ..   FLU CAUSES HIS DEATH

WM. D, HOWELLS, DEAN OF AMERICAN LETTERS DIED EARLY TODAY   Was One of the Most Noted of Authors of United States

FAMOUS LITERARY — MAN DIES INN.Y   William Dean Howells, Aged 83, Succumbs to the After Effects of Influenza.

WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS IS DEAD   Called “Greatest Living Ameri ; can Writer” by Taft   in 1912.

WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS DEAD   EMINENT NOVELIST SUCCUMBS TO ATTACK OF INFLUENZA,  Was Called America’s Greatest Living Writer By William H, Tait While President of the T. S.

Novelist Stricken With In fluenza Last Winter and   Never Recovered From Its Effects—He Was Born in Ohio in 1837,

WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS CELEBRATED ph S DEAD IN NEW YO   WAS REGARDED AS DEAN OF AMERICAN LETTERS AND IN. TERNATIONALELY FAMOTS,

NOTED AMERICAN NOVELIOT DEAD   William Dean Howells, Poet Dramatist, Editor Passes Away In New York.   Served Literary Apprenticeship As Compositor, Reporter and Editor of Newspaper

W:D. HOWELLS. = DIED TODAY   THE DEAN OF AMERICAN LET-. TERS HAS PASSED OVER,    HIS: GREAT CAREER   HE WAS THE AUTHOR - OF ca SUCCESSFUL, BOOKS.    In Addition to Writing These He Wrote Innumerable Page’ of Editorials and Essays. ~

\ ul. We D. HOWELLS PASSES. ‘ANAT         ra nce tnsfinael: pines     ‘artin e-Perry:

HOWELLS Birks AT AGE OF 8:   FIAERICA’S GREAT MAN OF LETTERS PASSES AWAY AFTER DisTINGUISHED CAREER

er DEM “HOWELLS. IES   PAMOU s- AMERICAN NOVELIST “BEGAN CAREER ON FATHER'S NEWSPAPER,

W. 0. HOWELLS FAMOUS WAITER DEATHS VICTIM   Novelist Dies in New Yort as Direct Result of An At tack of Flu Which He Suf fered Last Winter.

DEAN OF AMERIC LS : LITERATURE DEAD    Willian Dean Howells, ries At Nev York Home—Writé of: Sev enty Books  [

FAMOUS AUTHOR AND EDITOR (S NO MORE   ‘William Dean Howells Passes Out at the Advanced Age of S32.

FAMOUS WRITER S DEAD      William Dean Howells.  84, Succumbs WAS AN OHIO MAN  Publishes Over Seventy Noted Books

HOWELLS, NOVELIST, DIES   End Comes to Dean of American Writers at Age of 83—“Fiu” Attack Fatal,

MEXICAN SITUATION CONTINUES QUIET   REVOLUTIONISTS ARE FAST ES. TABLISHING AUTHORITY THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

AMERICAN DEAN OF LETTERS Dita: Bd YEARS OF AGE   ‘William Dean Howells, Poet  Novelist, Essayist, Passes  at New York City.

HOWELLS, FAMOUS AUTHOR IS DEAD   Dean of American Writers Succumbs to Effects of Influenza Attack Last Winter.

W.D. HOWELLS DIED TODAY AT NEW YORK HOME   Bean of American Letters Never Recovered Fully From Attack of fafluenza.

WML DEAN HOWELLS NOTED NOVELIST, NFS ACE 83 YEARS   WELL KNOWN MAGAZINE WRITER AND ESSAYIST SUCCUMBS.   RURIED IN EAST      Body to Be Laid to Rest With Other Notables in Camhridve Cemetery.

~ LLL LCL AT Se:  WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS, AUTHOR AND EDITOR, DES AT AGE OF 83

NOTED WRITER IS DEAD IN GOTHAM  Fily -s   William Dean Howells Succumbs After Return From South— Nean of American Literature

GREAT AMERICAN NOVELIST DIES   William Dean Howells, Dean of Amer. ’ jean Letters, Passes Away Aged &3

WILLJAM DEAN HOWELLS DEAD   AMERICAN WRITER AND NOVELIST EXPIRES IN © NEW YORK. ;

NOTED AUTHOR DEAD   William Dean Howell, Died Last Night at New York Heme.

WD. HOWELLS,      Influenza Is Fatal to Forme:  Editor of Harper’s Monthly at New York Home.

a  WILLIAM DAN HOWELLS Dit AT AGE OF 84   Famous Author, Dean o American Literature, Is Victim of Influenza

FAMOUS WRITER, AUTHOR OF 75 BOOKS, IS DEAD   WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS DIES AT HIS HOME IN NEW YORK— WAS 81 YEARS OLD   (By United Press)

MERGER OF BRANCHES OF METHODISM LIKELY   PROPOSITION. FOR THE UXION OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CHURCHES URGED.   OUTLINE GIVEN OF THE PLAN   Supreme General Conference and 7 Regional Conferences Are Proposed.

DARING TRAIN ROBBERY IN HEART OF CHICAGE   ENGLEWOOD IS THE SCENE OF ATTEMPT ON EXPRESS BUT BRAVE STEWARD FGILS THE THUG, WHO MAKES ESCAPE.

DIDN'T FRIGHTEN HER MUCH      First Woman on Convention Rostrum Gives Exnerience

MILWAUKEE LAWYER ON VACATION DIE   DIES AT CLINTONVILLE, FOLLOWING VIOLENT FIT OF COUGHING.

MLEt FRUsSUCLIUN PHURBASED  ‘For Six MWMonths Onunrtput ts Many  Times Less Than Year Ago.

MEAT PRODUCTION CHOWS DECREASE   FOUR MILLION POUNDS LOWE! DURING PAST 6 MONTHS COMPARED TO 1919,

MEAT SUPPLY SHOWN T0 BE DECLINING   STATISTICS SHOW FEWER CATTLS® HOGS AND SHEEP TO EXTENT OF 2,500,000

SOVIET TROOPS ARE CONTINUING THEIR ADVANCE   Polish Troops Have Ahandone Saray, in Accordance With Previous Plans.

OLSHEVIKT MAKE FURTHER GAINS   THE COMMUNIQUE TELLS Of FIERCE FIGHTING FAVORING RED ARMIES.

TEACHERS ADVISED STAY OUT OF UNION   National Association Commission Makes Report On Need Of More Salaries

SIGN COAL TERMS OR TAKE RESULTS DELEGATES TOLD   Lloyd George Empha sizes Entente Is Not Bluffing.

GERMANY I$ ON EDGE OF  CIVIL WAR   Betiveen. Rebellion and In. _.Yasion, Says Foreign po “Minister   GEORGE IS UNSHAKABLE      Declares Allies Not Bluffing on ‘ Coal Ultimatum at : Sna

INFORMAL TALKS BEING © HELD OVER SITUATION   German Delegation Shows Little :,.. -Disposition to Vielti on the Coal Matter, ‘   BAYS IT HAS DONE ALL “. 38 CAN DO AT PRESENT      Allied Ministers Appear Hqually '“Hikm in Stand. That Coal _ Must Be Delivered.        MARSHAL WILSON CALLED   Expected pe to Confer Immediately “MWith Marshal Foch and the . Allied Premiers.

BREAK LOOMS AS ALLIES INSIST /ON COAL DEMANDS   LLOYD GHORGE INFORMS BERLIN ENVOYS THAT HE IS “NOT BLUFF-_   CONEPERENCE HELD   Efforts Being Made at Spa to Prevent Split Over  [Panu bee

PRESENT LAWS MEFT FEDERAL REQUIREMENT AS TO COTTON PEST   SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSIO’ NOT NECESSARY IN OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

Stone Advises Governor No Special Session Necessary to Handle Pink Boll Worn

WILL ADV isk. NO NE ED FORK 1. SPECTAL SESSION «Rv The Associated Preaes)

lOWA EDITORS CONVENE HERE   Annual - Convention Started Friday at Hotel: Savery

BiG CAMPAIGN FUND   REPUBLICAN OUTLAY FOR HARD. ING 1S $3,442,892.   National Committee Reports to the Senate Committee—Democratic Expenditures Are $878,831.

THREE AND HALF MILLION COST G.0,P, CAMPAIGH   Fred W. Upham Reports Campaign Finances To Senate Committee

PARTY CAMPAIGN "FHPENSES GEN   REPUBLICANS SPENDING FOUR TIMES AS MUCH AS DEMOCRATS   EXPENSES TD. OCTOBER 25   Republicans Report That Number of Contributors to Fund is 50,q00—  Democrats Borrowed $150,000 to eer Goine. - .

G..0. P. CAMPAIGN.  WILL COST. TOTAL. OF $3,442,892   National ‘Vreasuret - Epham So Reports to: Senate Investi-” gating Committees 4   DEMS. SPEND $878831   Senutor Harding, Republican -Presidential Nominee, Couirlhutes $1,000 and Hig Running Mate, Gor, CoolSéy’c, Like Amount to Republican:,

b. 4. HAS SPENT. 94-2 MILLION                     Host bt, Republican core EN “aU ghthy Abéye Estihinie, XN Uonal: Treasnrer o           HIGHER THAN THE BUDGET        Republienns. Had Phamea "10 ; “Spend: Gnly 3 MGI Hons Fey : ofa arga “Donatlons, 9 64)

NARA  Just Ott IN EFFURT 10 HL FET HARDIN   Will Spend $400,000 — in Closing Week, Says Treasurer Upham   DEMOCRATS SPEND ONLY SUM $878,831   Contributions for Cox Ar Small: Borrow $150,000 to Conduct Campaign

PARTIES oUBMIT MONEY ACCOUNT   Republicans to Spend $3,442,. 892.32—Democrats Raise $878,831.24   BUDGETS TO COMMITTEE

EXPLODED BY Ate -REPORT-T0 SENATE          Instead - of “$15, 000; “to 1°$30, 000,000, -Averre by “Cox, - Legitimate ACEx: - Penses are Less, ‘Than

Senate Committee. I: ---Notified-of Election~ Expendilures  FAR EXCEED BUDGET SET

THREE MILLION TO ELECT G. 0. P   Campaign _ Expenditures For Republicans Filed by Treasurer

EAPENDITURES OF GO. P. $3,442,892   CONTRIBUTIONS TO DATE TOTAL SOMETHING LESS THAN THAT AMOUNT   REASURER SUBMITS 115)   Many Residents of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Contribute More Than $1,000 Limit As Set By Chairman Hays.

CAMPAIGN FUNDS OVER 4 MILLIONS   G. 0. P. Expenses $3,442,892 Democrats’ $878,831, ..   STATEMENTS ARE FILED   F. W. Upham, National Treasurer, Files Sworn Report on Republican  Carnpoaion Expenditures.

EXPENDITURES IN CAMPAIGN MADE PUBLIC   G. G. P. Spends Over $3,000,00C While Deitnocrats Spent About $900,006   cOX HITS MAGAZINE      Democratic Candidate Renew: His Attack on Publication Asserted Unfair

COST OF THE CAMPAIGNS IS GIVEN TODAY      Republican National Cam paign Shows Total to Date of $3,442,892.   SENATOR HARDING IS A $1000 CONTRIBUTOR

fd) O82 [PHAN REVE AY o   Last Week of Campaign te Cost About $400,000, Report Show's.   MANY SMALL ~~ GIFTS   More Than 30,000 on Lis of Contributors to National Fund.

THREE AND A HALF MILLION SPENT IN HARDING'S BEHALF   Four Hundred Thousand Dollars To Go This Week.

OVER & MILLION IN THE CAMPAIGN   Huge Sum Expended in Effor’ to Put Harding Into White House By Republicans

‘New York Gives Most of $878,831.24 Democratic Fund.     G. O. P. FINAL PUSH   G. O. P. FINAL PUSH  TO COST $400,000   $150,000 is Borrowed by Democrats to Assist Cox Campaign.

COX CAMPAIGN LEIS NAILED      Fifteen-Million-Dollar Cam paign Fund Myth Disproved by Official Report Today.   DEMOCRATS ALSO FILE

THREE AND HALF ~MALLIONS SPENT. BY REPUBLICANS BOOSTING HARDIN   Statement of Upham Shows Faithful Played Game Strong According to Estimate   TULSA KICKS IN; ARD-MORE NOT. SHOWN   OILY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OKLAHOMA LEAVES HELP ROM “QUEEN CITY" OF SOUTH . '- PROBLEMATICAL

G.0.P. WILL SPEND MORE THAN. 000.0   TREASURER UPHAM - GIVES FIGURES TO INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

6.0. AND DEMOCRATS FILE STATEMENTS. WITH SENATE INVESTIGATORS   ‘Republican Figures Placed At $3,442,892:32,. While Opposition ~ Places Sum At $878,83 [.24.

G. 0. P. OUTLAY LARGE   National” Committee Admits Spending $3,442,892.   Total Receipts of Democratic Nation. al Headquarters Given as $878,831 by Treasurer Marsh.

CAMPAIGN FUND REPORTS ARE IN   COX’S BIG SLUSH FUND TALK WAS MOSTLY SLUSH..   PARTY EXPENSES LOW:   SOME CONTRIBUTIONS WERE . FOR ONLY &% CENTS.  ~   Neither Party Has Spent A- Great 1 Deal of Money For Speakers E Or Printing. 4

6.0. P, EXPENSE FOR CAMPAIGN IS $3,449,899   Republican Campaign Contributions Since June Have Totalled $2, 914,706 From 50,000 Givers.   ADDITIONAL SUMS ARE EXPECTED   Treasurer Upham Files Report With Senate Committee Investigating Campaign Expenditures.

G. 0, P. Snends $3,042,892 in Present Campaign, Demecrats $878,831

oP WL SPEND OVER ea nnn ann   Treasurer Upham of Republican National Committee Reports Campaign to Cost Party Less Than $4,000,000

ALT {i GUSTING 10 ELECT HARDING   National Treasurer F. W. U phar Files Itemized Bill With the Cenate Committee,

Republican Campaign Wil Cost $3,442,892.32 According to Upham’s Statement.

a G. 0..P. CAMPAIGN FUNDS DETAILED   Upham Files Complete Report Budget Is Far Belew Expeuses.

AD ate By ELECTION      DEMOCRATS SPEND! NGS: /MEAGER COMPARED © WITH ’ REPUB: LICAN DRIVE: FoR: NOMINA: TION; HAVE IMMENSE INCOME

i. 0, P. SPENDS NEARLY 3 AND HALT MILLION  ON HARDING   ‘Democratic Receipts for Campaign , Reach $878,000, Senate Notes; : Dogs ‘Are Advised Today   NATIONAL. TREASURERS FILE THEIR STATEMENT:

EXPLODE COX CLAIM SLUSH G.0.P. FUNT   Instead $15,000,000 Ex pended Figures Show $3,442,892. -

Harding and Coolidge Each Make Donation of $1,000 to Camnaign Fund

HARDING ELECTION TOCOST $9, 440.692 PHAM ESTIMATES      is to.G.'0. P: Nomi . nee*More Liberal, .Numerous” Than to: Demos.   DEMOCRATS’ RECEIPTS 70.. OCT 25: ONLY. $878,831   Latter. Include $150; 000 Money "Borrowed to Carry on Cox “Presidential. Race.

DRIVE BY REPUBLICANS TO GOST $3.44? 897 3¢   Treasurer Fred W. Upham So No. tifles Senate Investigating Committee.   $400,000. EXPECTED TO BE EXPENDED THis WEEK   Total Disbursements Up to Close of Business Last Sunday ‘ $3,042,982.32.   DEMOCRATS MAKE REPORT   Receipts Up to October 25 Were $878,831.24, Wilbur Marsh Announcag.

CAMPAIGN WILL COST TKE REPUBLICANS $3,442,892.00   Treasurer Upham’s Report Show G. O. P. Has Been Spend ing Money Like Water.

LE. CAMP ATG IS COSTLY   ational Treasurer Says it Wil Cost Nearly Three and Ghe Half Milions =

Sum of $391,388.94 Spent Between Oct. 18 and 24.  DETAIL DINATIONS   Approximately 50,000 Members of Party Contribute to Fund——Many Families Give Jiuze Sanne.

UPHAM MAKES HIS REPORT ON  G.0. P. FINANCE   The Statement Shows $3,442,892.32 Will Cover Expenses of the Harding Campaign.

G. 0. P. BILL A  ~eamae:  ‘National Committél  i i ee              National Committe      Total Receipts of © al Headquarters

REPUBLICANS TELL WHAT CAMPAIGN HAS COST   Contributions to Aid Party tin Election of Harding And Coolidge Are Given

G.0.P. EXPENSE   Upham Says Amount Already Expended is $3,042,892  Harding and Coolidge Each Contribute $1000

SPEND FORTUNE IN EFFORT TO WIN ELECTION   DEMOCRATS SPENDINGS MEAGER COMPARED WITH REPUBLICAN DRIVE FOR NOMINATION; HAVE IMMENSE INCOME

PARTY TREASURERS SHOW WHAT FUNDS HAVE BEEN _ EXPENDED :   San Francisco. Seat of Convention Gave Democrats. Only a Thousand Dollars   The Fifteen Million Dollar Slust “Fand Failed to Materiatize ain. Report

G.0.P. EXPENDITURES TOTAL $3,442,892   Estimated Cost in Excess ' of Budget.

OST OF 6. OP. CAMPAIGN PLAGE Ny og 4d? B92 a?   vorn Statement Concerning Expenditures by Republicar National Committee Is Filed by F. W. Upham.

JLEIMAT UM TL SONORA SENT ~BVDIESUEZ   Rebel “Republic” Warned to Return to Federal Fold Quickly.   READY TO DASH IN WITH TROOPS

WAY 10 SONDHA   Carranza in Ultimatum Demands Quick Return of State to Federal Government.   NEW REPUBILC TAKES STEPS TO FORTIFY PASS   Said to Have Reecived Detinite Assurance That Military Porees of Chihuahea Will Not Attack —Contradictory Reports Reach Nogales as to Which Side Sinalag Wil Take.

RETURN, PRONT 1S ULTIMATUM DISPATCHED TO SONORA REBELS   Carranza Threatens to Take Military Measures.   WARM RECEPTION AWAITS INVADERS   Gateway to ‘Republic’ Is Fortified by Genl. Plank.

ULTIMATUN FOR SONORA REBELS   Gen. Carranza Threatens Military Measures   STATE MUST RETURN   To National Allegiance Says President — Authorities of Seceding Republic Claim to Have Assurances that Chihuahua Will Not Attack— Iturbide Said to be Faithful

WARNS SECESSION LEADERS   Carranza Commander Tells Sonora Officials to Get Back Into National Government.

JAPANESE WILL PAY TRIBUTE TO GERMAN GENIU:   Scieniists to Entertain Ambassador and Statf at  PT mtet om Tawnnesat

BEAESEY'S “MANAGER   Says: Indictments: Will Give  : “Them. Opportunity to Vin- dicate Themselves of the Draft Evasion Charges.

WAIT GHAR GLa CHAMPION WITH EVADING DRAFT   Manager Also Sought for Conspiracy to Es. cape Conscription: Warrants out.

JAGK DEM atl OUND TEO EU  EVALING UAE   HE AND HIS WANAGER CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO EVADE MILITARY SERVICE.

KEARNS IS GLAD ‘CHARGE 1S MADE   Manager of Jack Dempsy Charged With Evadins Draft, Says He Will Have Chance to Prove Inno cence.

Charged With Having Evaded Selec tive Draft Law.—Warrant for Manavrver.

Heavyweight ~ Champion, . and . Manager Indicted by Grand _ Jury for. Dodging ‘ “War.

VINDICATION IS DEMPSEY GOAL   World’s Champion Thumper  Welcomes Arrest and Trial to Erase Yellow Record.

WARRANTS T0 ARREST DEMPSEY AND KEARNS   Federal’ Grand Jury Indicts Both Men of Conspiracy to Evade Draft.   SAY CHAMP EVADED LAW

‘Warrants-For Fighter For Evad  ing Dratt—Keaens ts Also” fncluded, ~~”

LEARNEIH EMPSEY'S aan   Warrant For Arrest in the Hands of United States Marshal This Morning

WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR JACK DEMPSEY   Champion and His Manager Jack Kearns, Charged Witt Conspiring to Evade Se. lective Draft Law.

Of Democratic and Republican Re - ceipts and Expenditures Filed.

PROHIBITION PARTY REPORTS CAMPAIGN FYPENSF OF $13.00!   National Committee Files’ Re - port on Expenditures at Washinetnn

$13,017.€2 SPENT BY DRYS   Report on Presidential Campaign Is Filed by Prohibition Party ct Washington.

FINANCE REPORT OF POLITICAL PARTIES MADE   THE REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC - AND SOCIALIST COMMITTEES FILE STATEMENTS.   REPUBLICANS SPENT $509,505   While the Democratic Committee Re. ports an Expenditure of $699.071 —Socialists Spent $48,478.

PROHIBITION PARTY: HAS SPENT $13,017   National Committee Files Report.

 NSEC “FILED TODAY By BOTH THE PARTIES   Democratic -Presidential Cam paign Has Cost $699,071 “To Date.   REPUBLICANS HAVE -PAID OUT 3346. 244   Cox Gives $5,000 and Roose.  Velt, $3,000 of $677,934  ‘Fund.—G. 0. P. Has Collected $569 505

SENSATIONS IN BALL SCANDAL      NEW SCANDAL ~ IN BASEBALL 18 SPRUNG   Witness Before Grand Jury Involves White Sox Management,   CAMBLERS ALSO POINTED OUT   ¢ast St. Louis Theatrical Manager Swears He Told Comiskey and Austrian All About It Last Winter—Had Names Riake   $13,017.62 SPENT BY DRYS

Democrats Spend $669,071 in Presidential Campaign Up to Oct. 24, Says Early Report

DUNO AN RUIN PREVAILS  IN ALL RUSS   IMPOSSIBLE TO REHABILITATE COUNTRY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF LENINE.

—  ALAND ISLANDS ANXIOUS TO BE PART OF SWEDE’   Island of 12,000 Population Seeking to Become Swedish Territorv.

ALAND ISLANDS MAY ANNEX WITH SWEDEN   Natives Agitate the Question 1 Lively Manner; Refer Sub ject to the Powers.

CLOTHING PRICES REACHED PEAK   Have Started on Decline - According to Ready- to-Wear Merchants

WOMENS CLOTILES LOWE.   Prices of Reatty Moavear Garments Are Coming lrown.

CLOTHING IS AT HIGH PEAK   Ready-to-Wear Association Makes Welcome Announcement at Exhibition .

FAREWELL GIVEN FOR REV. DECKEF   RECEPTION . HELD . TUESDA) NIGHT AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH wah BY CONGREGATION j   NAME PULPIT COMMITTEE

FAREWELL RECEPTION FOR REV. M.S, DECKEI   TRIBUTES PAID TO MINISTER WHO LEAVES FOR. INDIAN. APOLIS CHARGE,

M. E. CONFERENCE "GETS UNDER WAY   ABOUT 285 MINISTERS ENROLLED _ AT. VINCENNES ‘FOR STATE, CHURCH CONVENTION. -

BISHOP LEETE THE CONFERENCE HEAL   Session Swings Into Schedule On Time at Vincennes.

THIRD PRIZE ...--+-+- 50  WHAT IS YOUR IDEA OF A GOOD THANSGIVING DINNER

WILL ENTERTAIN SCHOOL TEACHERS             Rotary. Club sto Receive Them on Ladies’ Night to be pt Held Soon

WILL ENTERTAIN SCHOOL TEACHERS   Rotary Club Plans to Receive Them on Ladies’ Nighi to be Held Soon.

SUGAR PRICES LOWER   One Lawrence Grocer Kece.ved Encouraging News Today

“CITY PRIMARY. TUESDA:          Both Parties Hav Field A ldermic

CITY ‘PRIMARY = NEXT TUESDAY   Both Parties Have Ticket in: “the Field—Aldermen . Only ‘to. be - . 2 Nominated. :

ROTARY INTERESTED IN GETTING OUT VOTE   TODAY'S MEETING WAS DE VOTED TO DISCUSSION OF SUBJECT   All Members Pledged to Induc Peusiness Associates to Go to the Polls

ROTARY INTERESTED © IN GETTING OUT. VOTE   TOD: AY’S “MEETING WAS DE. VOTE ED TO. DISCUSSION . ‘OF SUBJECT .   All Members Pledged to Induc Business Associates to Go 10 thé Polls

MORE THAN HALF OF MINES STILL IDLE   District President of United Mine Workers Believes Many Will Resume Work Tomorrow.   “POCKET” STILL AFFECTED   Statement From Indianapolis Head. quarters Savs Most of Miners Who Were Idle Return.   (By Tniced Press.

IRISH RESUME SNIPING FIGH)    VOLLEY FIRED FROM ARMORED CAR MOUNDS TEN WHEN CROWD BALKS.

MOREL MPIGHTING AT BELFAST.   Sniping Tactics Resumed by the HNelligerent Factiens.

VOLLEY OF LEAD POURED INTO GROWD OF RIOTERS IN IRISH TISTURRANCES

IRISH RIOTERS RESUME SNIPING   ‘Convent and Rectory Is the Center of Belfast Trouble.

CATHOLIC PROPERTY IN BELFAST 16 PROTECTED FROM MOB BY TROOPS   Hot Flat Irons Figure in Weird Riot in Pen Laundr:

ARRESTS FOLLOW IRISH SNIPING NEAR BELFAS1   Ten Injured by Volley Into Crowd From Armored Par

FURTHER RIOTING IN CAPITAL OF ULSTER   Sinn Fein-Unionist Distvrhances Lead to Further Sniping in Irish City.

TO LEAVE SIBERIA SOON.   All American Women Will Be Evacuated From Country on First Transport.

SOME POINTERS  ON REGISTRATION   Better Kown When To Do, Where To Do and How To Do

FEDERAL AGENTS      To be P’aced on Stand at Trial of Socialists.

MINERS REFUSE 10 END STRIKE   Anthracite Production is 3¢ Per Cent Normal, 100,000 Miners Being Idle.

MINE WORKERS FAIL TO RESPOND 10 PLEA TO ENO WALKOUT   About 100,000 Men Remain Idle In Pennsylvania Fields.

MINERS PAY LITTLE HEED 10 CALL OF LEADERS T0 RETUR?   / About 100,000 Anthracite Coal Min _ ers Remained Idle Today While Production Is Low.

MINE WORKERS UNIGN DISBARS ALIEN MEMBERS   Must Actually Become Citizen: Before Being Admitted

MAN MUST  ~ BEREAL  CITIZEN   OF ‘UNITED: STATES. TO - BECOME MEMBER OF ~ MINE WORKERS. ©   Ohio Miners Amend Their ‘Constitution to that Effect —Mere’ Declaration. Will Not Do in Future. ;

AMERICAN BATTLE “FLEET ETS NEW TYPES OF Vesses   Among Them the Airplane Carrier and: Fleet Submarine.

4 NEW TYPE SHIPS FOR U.S, NAVY   Profits By Late War—140 Big Vessels Building—4Long Radius and Bomb-Procf Subs.

CATAPULTS 10 HURL PLANES FROM YESer   Aircraft Carrier * ‘Langeley” ‘to ‘Be Unique Among Floating Armament —   SMOKESTACKS- WILL: BE ON SIDES OF STEAMER   Six Submarines Also Being Built for Larger United? =  States Navy — :

NEW DESIGNS OF AMERICAN SHIP:   Battle and Scout Cruisers anc Aigcraft Carriers Under Construction

NEW NAVAL BOATS HAVE HIGH SPEED   MORE THAN HUNDRED BOATS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR NAVP.

140 WARSHIPS BEING BUILT FOR THE NAVY, FOUR TYPES OF WHICH ARE NEW TO THE AMERICAN FLEE}   Battle Cruisers, Light Cruisers, Aircraft Carrier and Fleet Submarines Are Among Those Under Construction; Other Innovations Are  Planned By Daniels.

NEW VEsoELS BUILT FOR AMERICAN NAVY   BATTLE CRUISERS AND PLAN? CARRIERS TO BE ADDED TO FLEET.   CARRY HEAVY ARMAMENT   ;Other Types Unknown to United i States Naval Service Now  Contemplated.

FOUR NEW TYPES OF BATTLESHIPS MAKING FOR U. §   Scout Cruisers, Light Cruisers. Plane Ship and “Subs” Included in 140 Under Construction.

U8, ADDING 140 VESSELS INCLUDING NEW MODELS TA) FIGHTIN FAITPREERT

ALCOHOL RUNNER SHOT BY OFFICER IN MAINE WOODS   Unknown Man with a Companion Was Try: ing To Smuggle Wet Goods Over Border.

Senaters and Most of Hous Members Favor Indorsement at San Francisco.

TEXAS GONGHESOMEN  FAVOR INDORSEMENT   MEMBERS AT WASHINGTON ARE POLLED RELATIVE TO COMING CONVENTION.

BUILDING TALL  NY DALLAS AND HORS CHINESE   POLICE SEARCH RUINS FOR BO DIES BUT NONE UAVE sO  FAR BEEN FOUND,

DALLAS BUILDING FALLS: 6 HURT   HOME OF WHARTON MOTORS COLLAPSES; CHINAMEN ARE VICTIMS

Tre Chinese are Injured Seriously id when Structure. Jollapses a

BUILDING FELL . THIS MORNING   Two Chinese Waiters Seriously Injured as  Building Falls

THREE-STORY DALLAS BUILDING COLLAPSES TWO PERSONS INJUREL   Search of Debris Begun in Fea: That Several Bodies Are Buried.

WANAMAKER WOULD GO 10 THE SENATE   Announces He Will Seek the  Republicai Ham'vation,

WANAMAKER ENTERS RAGE FOR SENATOR   Says He Is Gandidate for Re publican amination.

WANAMIAKER WOULD SEEK NOMINATION FOR SENATE POS!TION   Announcement Is Made Of Desire For Job.

Insurgent Republicans Joi With Democrats to Gain Their Point =~   OPPOSE MAJORITY PLAN : OF ASSESSING SALES   Would Raise. $2,000, 000, 000 ~ to Carry Out Provisions of Bill for Adjusted.  Compensation.

DEMOCRATS AGREE ON WAR TAX FOR SULDIER RELIE!   Are Backed by Progressive RePublicans on Bill to Be Introduced Today.

PROPOSED TAX LAW HITS WAR PROFITS HARD   Would Take 80 Per Cent of Excess Profits Over  Pre-war Figure.

House 1 Democrats ang” Insurgent Republicans Favor Profits “Tax.

PAY BONUS rROM WAR PROFIT TAX   ROYAL C. JOHNSUN AND INSUR. GENT &. 0. P. JOIN DEMS TO PUT OVER WAR PROFITS TAX

TAX ON WAR PROFITS TO AID SOLDIERS IS A CONCERTED MOVE   House Democrats and Insurgent Republicans Would Get Money in This Way.   HEAVY LEVY FOR HEAVY PROFITS DURING THE WAR   Would Take 8O Per Cent Ove: $20,000 from Individuals and $100,000 from Corporations,

URGE WAR PROFIT TAX.   House Democrats and ‘Insur gent’ Republicans Agree on Plan for Raising Funds.

DEMOCRATS PLAN WAR PROFITS TAX TO FINANCE BONUS   Program Definitely Decided Upon in House, With Aid of Insurgent Republicans—  To Introduce Bill.

tele  HOUSE DEMOCRATS. woul ‘TAKE 80 PER CENT. OF EXCESS WAR . EARNINGS .

WANT 80 PER CENT TAX QVER PRE-WAR INCOME:   Bill in Congress Would Affect Both Individuals and Cornorations —Bonus Fight. «

DEMOCRATS FAVOR RETROACTIVE TAK TO FINANCE BONUS   BILL WILL BE INTRODL CKD IN HOUSE TODAY PROVIDING SUCH COLLEECTION   WILL FIGHT SALES PLAR   Battle Between ‘Two Factions Will Hinge On Proposed Conflicting Schemes Now Before Members.

SEN. JOSEPH T. ROBINSONIS THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN. OF DEMOCRATIC: CONVENTION        Nominating Speeches Will Begin At 1 P. M. Tomorro Balloting Will Not Begin Until Platform ‘Hat  Ad.ninJ

SHIPPING BOARD INVESTIGATIONS TO BE CONTINUEL   House Republican Leaders Pla Going Further Into Waste Charges.

FURTHER PROBE OF ~ BOARD IS PLANNEL   Frrther Investigadion of Waste” br . Shipping Board 1s To We. * Made.

PURTHER PROBE Id ~ PLANNED   Investigate Waste o Shipping Board  REPS ARE ACTIVI  Charge Bribery Wit Liquor and Money

PROBE FURTHER INTO DOINGS OF SHIPPING BOARD  Chargac af fralt and Weetes   \Charges of Gratt and Waste May be Laid Before dus: ~~ - tice Department ;   BENSON REFUSES TO TALK ABOUT REPORT

-OLES WARNED BY U, S.   TOLD TO KEEP ARMY IN OWN COUNTRY.   Washington Government Advises Against Leaving Ethnographic Boundaries.

U. S. CAUTIONS POLES      (Tells Them Not To Go Beyond Boundaries.

CAUTION POLAND 10 KEEP QUT OF AUSSI   Attitude of United Staes on Transgression is Clearly Defined.   VICTORIES CELEBRATED

U. S. WARNS POLAND   Ordered to Keen Army Within tts Border.   Washington Tells Warsaw . Govern: ment to Check Pursult of Ficeing Red Forces.

WON'T ALLOW CROSSING OF BOUNDARIES   Armies Must Not Cross thnographic Lines Save Note Today   CLAIM 75,000 CAPTIVES   This is Total Taken by Poles in Counter-Cffensive Says Paris Report

U.S. Warns Poles Not to Cross Border; LloydCeorce Says Wilson’s Policy Is Inconsistent

$9 9999999990999 > TLS. CAUTIONS POLAND.   iRy Aceoriated Press }

AMERICA SENDS NOTE OF CAUTION 10 THE POLES   U. &. Government Warns  Then Not to Advance Against Bolsheviki Beyond Border.   POLISH PEACE DELEGATES INFORMED OF SITUATION   They Know of Late Victories ‘of Their Armies; Armistice Negotiations Slow,   TALKED TO LLOYD GEORGE   Italian Premier’s Conference Be “ fore Answering American Mote Is Significant,

United States is Joined by Eng land in Endeavor to Prevent Second Violation by Poland of Russian Territory

CAUTION POLAND TO KEEP WITHIN HER BOUNDARIES   United States Warns Agains' Invading Russian Territory.   ATTITUDE IS MADE PLAIN   Great Britain Said to Have Join ed In Effort to Prevent Violation.

U.S. Cautions Poland Not to Invade Russian Territory During Drive

DON'T INVADE AUoulA Ua, TELLS POLES   Note Warns Victorious Republic to Stop Her Counter-Offensive at Racial Boundary of Poland   POLAND REFUSES TO TAKE TERMS OFFERED BY REDS   Poles Declare Russians Increas Severity of Their Peace Demands

GATEWAY FOR ~ REDS’ ESCAPE ¢ CLOSED TIGH'   Impossible. to Count Number of Prisoners Captured by   Polés; One Polish Division Takes 5.000.   SOVIET FORCES  HAVE RETIRED FROM LEMBERG   Polish Forces Regroup Into Two Armies for Pursuit o! ~ Russians;- General Haller  and Pilsudski Lead.

U. S§. RENEWS THE WARNING TO POLES   Tells Government Not to Allow *pursujng Army to Enter Russian Territory

UNITED STATES ~— GAUTIONS POLANL   Must Not Gross Her  Ethnopraphie Boundaries,

UNITED STATES WARNS POLAND   Must Not Permit Armie: to Advance too Far in Counter Drive

BURY RED ARMY IN POLAND, SUGGEST GENERAL WEYGAND   Goal of Bolshevik Armies. May Be Their Graveyard, French Commander Predicts.   CAPTURE OF 75,000 RED SOLDIERS SEEMS CERTAIN   ‘Avenues of Escape for Soviel  Troops in North Being Cut by the Polish Army.

POLAND “(1S ‘WARNED.      Americe Sends Werd She Mus’ . Sh’any on ‘Hee Own Side. —

UNITED STATES WARNS POLAND   Against Passing Boundarie: of Soviet   L'oyd-George and Italian Premier Get Together on Plan for Allied Action.

U.S. Cautions Poland Not to Permit Advance of. Armies Beyond Boundarie:

Belief Prevails That Warsaw Will Re member LesSon of Venture Against Moscow, and Heed Note

POCKET "GLASS BETRAYS SEX   Parmhand In Kansas Admits “He” le Gicl When Caught Lesking in Mirrer.

NO COTTON EMBARGO BY BRITISH, STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISED   SUCH MEASURE  IMPOSSIBLI UNDER RECENT DECISION, BU’ MAY BE DONE BY VOLUNTARY} AGREEMENT.

GREAT BRITAIN. WILL NOT PLAGE EMBARGO ON COTTON IMPORT!   PROBABLE HOWEVER THAT HIGH EXCHANGE RATES MAY GREAT. LY REDUCE BUSINESS VOLUME.

No Embargo on Cotton Importation:   Such a Measure Would Be Impossible Except by Act of Parliament.

NO COTTON EMBARGO SAID GREAT BRITAIN   STATE DEPARTMENT, HOWEVER, SAID PROBABLE IF LOW RATE OF EXCHANGE SHOULD CONTINUE,

SOME AGREEMENT CONSIDERED, HOWEVER, UNLESS EXCHANGE RATE ADVANCES IN U.S,   PARLIAMENT IN CONTROL

STATE INCOME * § $56,000,000   Disbursements $52,500,00( Says Report of : Treasurer -

SUIT OYER BROKEN ARMY.   i Frank Fields and Aibért. Bragg, Joint Defendants, Lost Case. ‘

SLIT OVER BROKEN ARM.   frank bield« and Albert Bragg, Joint Deetendants, Lost Case.

TO OPEN BiG STADIUM.   America Has One Point Lead in Olympic Games Pollowing Preliminaries.

AMERICA HAS LEAD OF ONE   Enters Olympic Games Sunday With Noarwav (Clnce Saenndad

AMERICA LEADS OTHER NATIONS IN THE OLYMPIC PRELIMINARIES   Preparations Completed for Opening of Great Stadiurn at. Antwerp Tomorrow Where the  Contests Will Be Held.

WILL LET IRToH HUNGER IN JAIL   British Government Refuses to ~~ Free the “Strikers.”   REGULATION APPLIES TO ALL   Will Not Be Responsible for Prisoners Who Refuse to Eat—Soldiers Searching House at Dorrygallon Kill Man.

PRISONERS IN DUBLIN JAIL WILL BE HELD   Government Will Not Be Responsible for Prisoners in Irish Jails.   NEW RULE APPLIES TO ALL   Soldiers, Scarching House at Dorrygallon, Kill One Man and Wound Another When Atacked— Train Ig Robbed of Mail.

REFUSE TO FREE HUNGER STRIKERS   Government Will Not Be Responsible for Prisoners in Irish Jails.   Soldiers, Searching House at Dorrygallon, Kill One Man and Wound Another When Atacked— Train Is Robbed of Mail.

WARNS -HUNGER STRIKERS      British Government Will Not Be Responsible for Prisoners Heid in Irish Jails.

REFUSE:TC FREE HUNGER STRIKERS   Government fi Not Be Respon. sible for. trigoners in  righ: Jails, =”   WEW RULEAPPLIES TO AU       Soldiers, Searchii j House at Dorry gation, Kiit™ Man and Wound “Another Wika Atacked=~ ‘Train be Rekbed of Mall.

IS THE EDICT   Hunger Strikers at Dublir Are Given Warning Today.

IRISH WILL NOT BE. LIBERATED SAYS REPORT   Prisoners are Without Food-——Must Prove  Innocence.

gw WELLS piu? AT TRACY mitt FIVE BARRELS   g ONE-HALF BARREL pAILY .PUMPING nw reer OF MUD

CONTRACT HAS BEEN AWARDED   To Bethlehem Steel Bridge Corporation For Structural Work   Will Mean Much Work For Bethlehem Plant In This City

CONTRACT HAS BEEN AWARDED   To Bethlehem Steel Bridge - Corporation For Structural Work   ON COURT HOUSE IN N. Y.   Will Mean Much Work, For Bethlehem Plant In . This City

SKULL IS RULED OUT OF COURT   DEFENSE WINS FIRST VICTORY IN EARLY PART OF FURNACE MUR DER CASE

Cee ae ML  CONSTITUTIGNAL PROHIBITION   Politicians Looking for a Fnal Deci« sjon When Supreme Court Neots,

SUPREME COURT  MET TODAY T0 HAND DOWN UE PISIONS  Liquor Question to Be Decided Today   Liquor Question to Be Decided Today or June 7th.

QUIET PREVAILS IN GERMANY   SPARTACIDES HAVE GIVEN UP OVERTHROW PLANS “FOR PRESENT,

MOB RULE ATTEMPTS HAVE COLLAPSED   ‘Military Measures to Preserve Order in Berlin Are Suecessful.

NO SLUSH FUND FOUND.   Secretary of Republican Na. tional Committee Refers to Democratic Side Show.

NOG. 0. P. SLUSH FUND, SAYS MELLER   CONTRIBUTION OF BARNEY BARUCH IS GIVEN ATRING.   Sharp Criticism Is Made of Officials at the Convention.

LEGAL CONTRIBUTIONS REBOUNDING TOWARD COX SAYS CLARENCE B. MILLER   Secretary Of Republican Com mittee Declares No Evidence 0  “Slush Fund.”   ‘ONE KILLED: AND TWELVE INJURED IN AUTO WRECK

PLAN EARLY ORGANIZATION,   Sharpsville Town Board Will Soo Be Under Way.

™ to we PLAN RAUEY ORGANIZATION.           Sharpsville Town [6: a Win Svo ) Be Under W ny. !

RR UNIONS: DOMINANT INA OFL.   Claim they have assumed leadership appears well based   SAY THEY'RE IN SADDLE   Division of opinion as to  whether Gompers will  retire as president

Samuel Gompers ~ Loses His Fight On Plumb Plan   Veteran Labor Leader Seems  To Have Been Worsted In Montreal   RAILROADERS NOW CLAIM LEADERSHIP

Railway Unions Claim Control Of American Labor Federation      DEVASTAA

THE RAILROAD UNIONS AHEAB   And Assume the Dominant Role in the American Fed eration of Labor.      THEY TRIUMPH OVER  GOMPERS' OPPOSITION   i Veteran Leader of American Federation Nevertheless  Unanimously Re-Elected.

RAILROADS ASSUME A DOMINANT: ROLE IN THE AMERICAN FEDERATION QF L ABNR

RAILROAD UNIONS TAKE - REINS: OF LABOR BODY   Rail Workers Assume Dominant Role In American Fed: eration of Labor As Result Of Successful Fight.

HAVE ASSUMED DOMINANT BOL WAFL   Difference of Opinion as to Whether Gompers Would Resign.   Gompers Unanimously Elected Presi: dent of the American Federation of Labor.

LEADERSHIP OF SAM'L GOMPERS IS REPUDIATED   Miners Swing From Rail Empleyes to Support of Gompers On Late Issue   ELECTION ON TODAY   MONTREAL, June 18, — Samuel Gompers today was unanimously re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor.

ASKS. INVESTIGATION: : © OF-GASOLINE-PRICES      Rep.. byer Intredaces Measure Pioviding for Probe cf Oil : * Prices, '

r) PROBE CASOLINE PRICES   Dyer of Mixsourl Demande Investigation of High Cost of  ee

LOBBYISTS GALORE CFEN AY CAPITAL    Few of Them Are Registered  as Required by State

LEGISLATURE MAY END THIS WEEK   Law Makers Will Speed Work to Finish Session

DEDICATE MEMORIAL TO NATION’S HEROES   Beautiful Arlington Cemetery Over looking the Potomac River was  Scene of Solemn Ceremonies.

TODAY DEDICATE MEMORIAL 10 ALL SOLDIERS   Amphitheater at Arlington National Cemetery Erected as Result of G. A. R. Efforts.

HONOR IS PAID TO HERO DEAD   Great Memorial Amphitheatel ls Dedicated in Arlington Cemetery Today.

DEDICATE GREAT WAR MEMORIAL   Arlington Ampitheatre Is Monument To Veterans.

Ceremonies Are Attended by - Veterans of Three Wars. Members of Diplomatic Corps and Other Notables

DEUIGATE Uo. ~AMPRITHEATE AT ARLINGTOR   Honor Memory of Soldiers and  Sailors Who Fought Battles f All U. S. Wars   RESULT OF 18 YEARS’ WORK BY THE G. A. R.   Structure of White Marble Was Built by Government: at Cost of $825,000

L Uo, SULDIERD DEDICATED TODAY   CEREMONIES ARE ATTENDED BY VETERANS OF THREE WARS   'G. A. R. CONDUCT IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES.   Only One of its Kind in the Worild-Is Great White Marble Amphitheatre; Cost $825,000.00. Elaborate Program,

TAIGUTE TO Tht SULDIERS OF ALL WARS DEDICATED   Appropriate Ceremony Attends Opening of Memorial at Arlington Cemetery.   Only Building of Kind In Worle Replaces Little Vine-clad Amphitheatre.

COLBY NOT FAVORITE IN SENATE   Nomination of New Secretary of State is Held Up in the Committee.

ACTION ON COLBY DEFERRED       Senators Object to Taking Up ment Till Better informed garding Ghoice.

DELAYS Af TION ON _ COLBY Ct OHRRATIO IG         a aad noinieienis 

ACTION ON COLBY DEFERRES   Senators Object to Taking Up Appoint. ment Til! Better Informed Regarding Choice.

SENATE TAKES MORE TIME FOR ACTION-UPON COLBY   Oase of Nominee for Secretary of State Rests in Committees Pending Recommendation

JAPS CALL U. S. LAW UNFAIR   Osaka Chamber of Commerce Adopte Resolution Condemning Ameri. can Shipping Regulations,

DANIELS PUTS SOME BLAME ON GENERAL BOARD   Says it Was Respon: sible for Small Personnel of Navy

JANIELS BACKS © NAVY PERSONNE!   secretary Reviews All Legislation During His Term of Office.   TEPLIES TO FISKE'S. ATTACK   Says U. S. Had 520,021 Against 415,162 in the British Navy When the Armistice Was Signed-—Blocked  “Slackcrs’ Paradise.”

DANIELS STILL ON DEFENSIVE   Says He Followed Precedent in Manning the Navv.   DENIES NEGLECT  IN GETTING MEN

DANIELS MAKES... ~ REPUES 10 ~ CRITICISH   “allowed the Policy of His Pre - decessors and Recommenda _tions-of the General’ Board:

Secretary Daniels - Answers - Criticisms That He Did Not ‘Prepare for War

REPLIED TO. CRITICISM   Said He Had Followed - Precedents of His Predecessors

“BACKS NAVY PERSONNEL   Secretary Reviews All Légisiation During His Term of Office.   REPLIES TO. FISKE’S ATTACH   Says U.S, Had 520,021 Against 415,162 Tm the British Navy When the Armistice Was Signed—Blocked “Slackers’ Paradise.”

CLAIMS NAVAL RECORD.   Secretary ODanirls HKepliex to Criticisms of Naval Officers—Ke    acount Derneth.

DANIELS ATTACKS Ha TRADUCERS ON NAVAL PEACE POLICY   Says He Took ok Many of the  ‘ Old” Established™ Plans of Operation Before He Could Work Out New Ones. — War Plane Disctiseed.

MAKEUP UF NAVY 0.K."0 BY DANIELS   Backs Personne! in His Reply te Fiske’s Criticism.   REVIEWS ALL LEGISLATION   Secretary Declares He Blocked Slackers and Prevented Nava! Reserve From Becoming a Paradise for Shirkers and a Scandal.

DANIELS REPLIES TO CRITICISMS OF NAVY PERSONNEI   Declares He Followed Precedent Set by His Predecessors

UARIELS ATTAGKD Hl TRADICERG ON WAVAL PEAGE POLICY   Says He Took Many of the Old Established Plans of Operation Before He Could Work Out New Ones. — War Plane Til ectiecod.

DEFENDS ACTION   Secretary Daniels Says He Foi lowed Precedents in 1914

DANIELS REPLIES “TORS OF “NAVAL OFFIGER      Declares That If He Erred It Was Be cause He Followed Precedents,

DANIELS MAKES REPORT TO PROVE EFFICIENG)   Answering in Navy Expos  Secretary Tells Senate Committee Navy Was Ready.   MORE THAN BRITISH

PEAGE TIME POLIGIED COULD NOT BE USED IN FIGHTING WORLD WAR   DANIELS REPLIES TO ANOTHER  OF THE CHARGES FILED BY ADMIRAL SIMS,

SENATOR COMMITTEE IS TOLD BY DANIELS THE EFFORT ATTACKING dls POLICIES ARE ABORTIVE

HANDS TIED, GAYS DANIELS, OF NAVY WAR PREPARATION   Secretary Tells of Attempt tc Put Navy on War Basis, With no Precedent.

NAVY PERSONNEL IS GIVEN BACKING BY SEC’Y DANIELS   DETAILED REPLY  MADE TO ATTACK   a U. S. Had 520,021 Against 415,162 in the British Navy When The Armistice Was  Siened.

YALE PROFESSOR INTENDS TOVOTE  —- FOR EUGENE DERS   Robert D, French Causes Sensatior When Such Announcement Was Made Today

YALEPROF, =~ OUT FOR DEBS   Sensation at Universit; When French Make  Announcement.

WILL VOTE FOR DEBS   A Yale Professor Proposes to Tin Sn ae Protact

ARMIES LOCK AT LAST LINE BEFORE CITY   Soviets in Hardest Plung: to Break Desperate Defenders.

RUSSIANS DRAW NEAR CAPITAL   Some Success for the Defenders of Little Nation Is Reported.   OUTCOME STILL IS UNDECIDED

SOVIET ARMY STEADILY ADVANCING; ONLY 25 MILES FROM WARSAW NO'   Polish Capital Is Humming with Military Activity but N > Civilians Are Allowed in Streets

WARSAW STATE OF SIEGE   Poles and Russ Engage in Ter___ tific Hand-to- Hand Fighting.   REDS LOSE ON SOUTH FRONT   Battle Reported Within Thirty Miles  of the Capital—Pultusk Changes   Hands Several Times—Poles  Hold West Bank of River.

Hand to Hand Fighting’Marks Battle Around the Capital.   A STATE OF SIEGE HAS BEEN DECLARED   Invaders Are Reported Las’ Night 25 Miles From Warsaw.

FROM WARSAY   Hand to Hand Fighting Marks 2 Savage Battle Over the Capital.   STATE OF SIEGE DECLARED   Military Takes Over Telegraph —Conditions For Treaty Discussed.

WAROAW IN SIEGE FOR BIG DEFENSE   Reds and Poles Engage in Handto-Hand Fighting.   FOE ABOUT 25 MILES AWAY   Poland Refuses Soviet Terms for Armistice Which Involve Disarmament—Reported Russ Lost Positions on South Front.

AEDS WITH 2) MILES UF PAH ISH PAPITAT:   State of Siege Declared in the City, With Lights Out at Ten N’rlock   Polish Deiegation to Meet Soviet Representatives Tomorrow --Americans with Mission

Bolsheviki Within.25 Mites of _ Warsaw—Pultusk Changet ~ Hands Several Thee in One “Day. 6:

Clearing An Important Sector To the South-east of the Capital   FATE OF WARSAW IS STILL IN BALANCES

ANXIOUS TO  ENTER WARSAW   Hand to Hand Fighting, Occurring in Many Places on Front

BESIEGED CAPITAL OF POLAND RIOT OF ANLUTARY ACTIVITY   With Red Army Attempting to Batter Way Thru Defense, Heavy Battle Rages.   PEACE DELEGATES WILL MEET REDS TOMORROW   Bolsheviki Are Oetermined to Press Fighting to Warsaw Before Armistice,

SOVIET FORCES CLOSING IN ON POLISH CAPITAL   Troops Reported Within 25 Miles of Capital With Poles Fighting Hard   DECLARE STATE OF SIEGE   Civilians Cleared Off Streets of City by 10 O'clock Each Night

HAND 10. HAND ; " FIGHTING NOW   POLES IN DESPERATE ArT. ‘TEMPT TO SAVE CAPITAL.   IRUSS ARMY CLOSING IN WITH CRUSHING FORCE.   Outposts of Defense Taken and Retaken in Violent Military : Efforts of Two Armies.

POLES FIGHT SAVAGELY TO SAVE CITY   Hand-to-hand Encounter Mark Battle in Detense of Capital—Reds Oniy 25 Miles From Warsaw.

WAROAW NOW IN ‘STATE OF alt Gt   People Are Ordered Off Street After 10 O’clock at Night.   FIERCE BATTLE- RAGES

OEIGE OF WARSAY                   Battle fav Possession: Ot “Potist capita is”: Kiuging fast of othe’ City .      “THE. POLES FIGHT. BRAVELY       CONTEST. EVERY FOOT. OF ~RMEIR HOMELAND 0   Teas ‘Anh Within 25 Mites: of Cap: otal, AW hich is Buesing With  Hy Military Activity Poles)  : Gui ihn South

CORK LORD MAYOR HOLDS ONTO LIFE   IShs SIMPLE FUNERAL, BUT SENN PEINERS PLAN GREAT DEMONSTRATION

M’SWINEY PLANS OWN FUNERAL   Whispers Directions to Wife, The in a Comatose State   HIS CASE PUZZLES DOCTORS:   Refuse to Say How Long thi Maver Can Live

MSWINEYIS NOT IMPROVE!   LORD MAYOR OF CORK IS _IN SAME CONDITION AS YESTERDAY REPORTS SAY—BULLETINS ISSUED,

LORD MAYOR WSWINEY CLINGS FO LIFE ON THIRTY-FOURTH DAY OF FAST,   ‘FORMER LORB MAYORS OF CORK. APPEAL TO) LLOYD  REORGE FOR PRISONER'S  _

on  AWAITS _      Fwenty-Nine ; Units. Are Ready to Report ‘in. “Island City: . -

STATE GUARD OF TEXAS MAY SETTLE TIE-UP   National Guard Assem ling Under Protests From Galveston.

TEXAS TROOPS UNDER ARMS   Twenty-Nine Units of the Nationa Guard in Armories Ready for Strike Duty.

GUARDS READY TO  GO TO GALVESTON   HAVE BEEN MOBILIZED A’ AUSTIN TO TAKE CARE OF STRIKE   Citizens of Galveston Protest Gov - ernmer’s Action In Calling Out ‘ Guards

TWENTY-NINE UNITS OF TEXAS STATE GUARD ARE HELD AWAITING ORDERS TQ G0 70 GALVESTON

TROGPS.TAKE CHARGE   TEXAS GOVERNOR TIRES OF LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE   Says it Seriously Affeets the Bast. ‘ness und Industries of the State—VProetests Filed

TEXAS TROOPS CALLED OUT   Ready for Strike Duty in Several fiitiac

BATHERS, BEWARE OF BILOXL MISS   No One-Piece Bathing Suits for Per: “sons Over 14 Years Old and No Sun Baths on the Beach

HOME WELCOME TO COOLIDEE   NORTHAMPTON GREETS HIM          Cannon Boom, Whistles Blow anc + Citizens Parade in- His Honor—  At Holy Cross College Today

DEMMMIES MEET IN KENTUCKY GOX 1S CHOICE   Big Four and 22 Disirict Dele gates to be Instructed Fo Governor Cox.   State Convention Under Way At Louisville.

SOUTHERN DEMS IN CONVENTION   Politicians From Texas and Kentucky Are Holding Meetings Today

ALLIES TO GET 24 NEW SHIPS   German Government Takes Tonnage for Delivery Under the Treaty of Peace.

ACCUSED GERMANS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO TRIAL   sulgarian Government Resigns and Socialists Try to Form New Cabinet — Hungarian Peace Delegates Arrive at Paris—Expect Demand for Kaiser’s Extradition.

LENINE SENDS ° PEACE MOVE SAYS REPORT   Reported to Have Sent Allies Promise to Abolish Terrorism.   BRITISH AGENT GETS OFFER   General Grant’s Granddaughter De clares 30,000,000 Russians Died of Viclence, Famine and Discase Under Rule ef the Reds.

NEW PEACE OFFER   Reported Lenine Has  Promised to Abolish Terrorism in Russia -

SAYS LENINE IN NEW PEACE MOVE   Reported to Have Sent Allies Promise to Abolish Terrorism,   BRITISH AGENT GETS OFFER   General Grant's Granddaughter Declares 30,000,000 Russians Died of Viclense, Famine and Disease” Under Rule of the Reds.

A NEW LENINE PEAGE OFFER   Prom'ses to Abolish Terrorism, Says EKethonian Newspaper.

LENINE IN NEW ; OFFER TO ALLIES   Would. Abolish ‘Terrorism ant Revolutionary Tribunals, Says Paper

Lenine Has New . Offer to Allies   ‘The British Representative in the Baltics Takes New Peace Offer to Botdon.

LENINE OFFERS ~—ALUES TERME   Promises to Abolish Terrorism ' and Activity of Revolution-  ‘ary Tribunals

LENINE OFFERS TO MAKE PEAGE WITH ENTENTE   New Concessions Said To Be Included in New Overture

mt W PEACE OFFER MADE BY LENINE   Reported , Among Other Things That He Has Agred To Abolish Tcrrorism .

MADE A NEW PEACE OFFER      Will Abolish Terrorism and Activity of Revolutionary Tribunals

er OO EE  RUSSIAN BOL SHEVISTS MAKE PEACE OFFER TE THE ALLIED NATION!   PROMISE TO ELIMINATE TERROR. ISM AND REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNALS SAYS PAPER,

10 WAKE PEACE WITH ENTENTE  Shaw   New Concessions Said To Be Inciuded in New Overture

TURK MINISTER DEFENDS ACTION OF HIS PEOPLE   Declares Armenians in Marash Were the Attackers.

ARMENIAN TRAGEDY > FG DENIED BY TURK   MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ’ GIVES VERSION OF ATTACK AND CAUSES, :   NO ORGANIZED MASSACRE   Says Inhabitants of ‘Marash  Surrounded and Suffer Terrors of Starvation.

UNSPEAKABLE TURK DENYING THE MASSACRE   SAFA BEY CHARGES THAT ARM ENIANS WERE AS GUILTY AS WERE TURKS   Declares There Has Been No Killing Of Christians By Turkey Since Armistice

NORTHERN GHIO SWEPT BY STORN   Fatalities Recorded at Cleveland and Other Points,

JOHN J. PERSHING   FATALITIES MARK COURSE OF STORM IN NORTHERN ORI   Wind and Lightning Dam age Property In State.

Ce AUT ee aoa Oy         i fAib AL! tid Hoan TA  STORMS COURSE      Wind and Lichtn'ng Demage Properly in Hor hera Ohio,

UNION LEADERS TURN ON CHIE!   Leaders -in Labor Movemeni Denounce Gompers’ Efforts te Deliver Votes.   ARE BOOSTING - HARDING

WORKERS  URGED [0  VOTE FOR HARDING   Union Labor Heads Resent Effort To Deliver the Vote of Workers.

BlG LEAGUES AGREE AND FIGHT 1S AVERTED   Chicago Jurist Is Given Unlimited Power in Handling the National Sport: Will Not Resign as Judae.   EACH FACTION MAKES CERTAIN CONCESSIONS   Civilian Tribunal Proposed By the Lasker Plan Is Rejected and One-man Administration is Adopted.

BALL FACTIONS MAKE PEAGI   Judge Landis of Chicago is to be Sole Dictator at $42,500 PerYear #

LEAGUE FACTIONS REACH AGREEMENT   JUDG LANDIS MADE DICTA. TOR OF DESTINIES OF LEAGUE.   PERMANENT PEACE MADE   Lasker Plan Is Oppered; Baseball ‘Magnates Come From Meet . Arm in Arm.

Hig Leagues Agree Te Lasker Plan, But {t Is Modified.   NEW BOSS IS A CZAR.       f andis ‘Alone. Is To B Actual Master of The Game.

BASEBALL MAGNATES AGREE TO BURY HATCHET   Differences Settled and Judge Lan dis Chosen Diamond Dictator ——~$5.000 Annually.

TUDGE LANDIS MADE HEAD OF BIG BASEBAL   Will Retain Judgeship on the Bench and receive $42,500 Year From Clubs.

MAGNATES WALK QUT ARM IN ARM AT BALL WAR END   Civilian Tribunal of Lasker Plan Dropped with Acceptance by Landis   \EAGUE HEADS ABSENT

LANDIS IS CHOSEN SUPREME DICTATOR OF MAJOR LEAGUES   Lasker Plan With Modifications Is Adopted At Meeting Of Club Owners.   JUDGE WILL REMAIN ON FEDERAL COURT BENCH   Magnates Express Satisfaction Over  Reorganization Of The Game.

LANDIS TO BE HIGH CHIEF IN BASEBALL SEVEN YEARS BUT TO RETAIN JUDGSHIP

WARRING BASEBALL FACTIONS SETTLE ALL DIFFERENCES   Judge Landis Is Named Su. preme Dictator at a Salary of $42,500 a Year.   BOTH SIDES CONCEDE POINTS TO GET PEACE   Presidents Johnson and Heydler Both Express Their Entire Satisfaction.

UB LEAGUE {i NOW IN DISCARE   Warring Baseball Factions Make Peace, Each Side Conceding Certain Points to the Other.

RUSSIA PLEASED QVERTHE RETURN nr CVMDATUITEDC   Welcomes the Arrival of     Those Deported  Fram 1). &   CAN USE ALL THAT THE U. S. DEPORTS   Needed in the Reconstruction Work—Experience in U.S. Will Be Valuable.

AMERICANS PREFERRE! IN RUSSIA   Berkman, Goldman and Others Will Be Useful in Reconstruction Work

eS —  ¢ MIKE. POLEY SPOKE.   fedianapolis Man Delivered, Great speech at Grand Theatre.

§NKE FOLEY: SPOKE.   fndianapolis Man : Delivered, Great GSpecch at Grand Theatre. .

NEW YORK CRIMES Go ON   Three New Robheries Are Reported t Police Today

PLAN SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP   eee  Dantels Announces a Journey for  Weesm Wiaata.

JERSEYITES ORGANIZE FIRST   State Delegation to the Chicago Con vention Selects Its Officers and Committeemen.

JERSEY MEN ORGANIZE FIRST   Delegation to Chicago Convention Se. lects Its Officers.

TRUE AMERICANISM AND DEMOCRACY 10 TRIUMPH  IS THE WORD SENT FROM FERRIS HEANOIARTERS

Hon. Scott Ferris Will Be Overwhelmingly Elected At Tomorrow’s Primary

FINANCIERS ChITICIOE AEOEAVE SYSTEM   Governor Harding Is Styled a “Usurper of Authority;” Has Employed.Force and Coercion, Is Charae.   WARNING IS SOUNDED; CONSERVATISM URGED   Buffalo Man Urges Caution: “Immunity From Losses” Cannot Go On Forever, He Savs In Sneech.

FEDERAL RESERVE VOTEM [SUNDER FIRE OF BANKERS   DISLIKE CONNECTION OF ORGAN IZATION WITH STATE INSTITUTIONS OF COUNTRY.   METHODS ARE CONDEMNEL   Governor Harding is Styled “Usurper” of Authority and Committee is Named in Sectional Meeting to Have Act Amended.

FEDERAL RESERVE AULES TARGET Of STATE BANKERS   Resolutions Adopted Condeming Methods Employed by Board.   CHARGES OF COERCION

STATE BANKERS SORE AT RESERVE BOARI   Adopt Resolutions Condemning Meth ods Used in Forcing Payment of Clicks Without Exchange

WOULD AMEND RESERVE AGT   State Bankers Attack Methods Employed By Board,   ALLEGE “COERCION” WAS USED

MARY PICKFORD GETS A DIVORCE   OBTAINED DECREE FROM OWE: MOORE TUESDAY.      al in Court Room /Throughout the Procec,ings Unknown to Court Attaches.

WIRELESS INSTALLED   ‘Physics Department Sets Up Wire less Telegraph and Tele f phone Apparatus.

ABCESS ON BRAIN.   Caused the Death of Thomas Sharp of khempton This Morning.

ABCESS ON BRAIN           Caused’ the. Neath, of Thonas 5 Sharp of Kempton ‘This-Morning. 4

LOST THEIR LIVES IN FIRE   Mother and Daughters Suffocated or  Burned in Home.

THREE LIVES LOST.      Mother and Daughters. Met Death in Fire in New York.

STATE WHEAT CROP ~. IS THIRD LARGEST   This Is the Estimate of the Unzied States Department of Agriculture

STATE WHEAT CROP IS THIRD LARCES1            This Is the Estimate of the Unc ed States Department of Agriculture

JAZZ BRANCH OF CONGRESS DECIDES ISSUES   Little Congress, Composed of Clerks and Secretaries Organizes and Attempts to Settle Problems That Vex the Larger Body of Legislators.

“LITTLE CONGRESS” IN SESSION AGTS QUIGKLY ON IMPORTANT ISSUES   “JAZZ BRANCH? OF LAW-MAKING BODIES CREATES ENTERTAIN. MENT FOR MEMBERS,

AZZ BRANCH IS ORGANIZED   “The Little Congress” Is “Deciding” National _ Issues Regardless

“LITTLE CONGRESS” IS AGAINST NINE PER CENT   JAZZ BRAND OF LAW MAKING BODY SITS DOWN HARD ON RHODE ISLAND MEMBER.

TLE CONGREDD “OETILES THING   SECRETARIES AND CLERKS ORGANIZE TO DEBATE WEIGHTY QUESTIONS   JOKE ON THE HIGHER UPS   Nine Per Cent Beer For Rhode Island Turned Down at First Meet—Take Up Ireland Next.

THE JAZZ CONGRESS.    Secretaries of Congressman fave Fan with Their Bosses. -

me ae ape nmr a  Lawmakers’ Clerks Organize “Little Congress”; 9 Per Cent Beer Bill Decisively Defeatec

WHILE SENATORS STEP TO BIG HORN TIME THE CLERKS WALTZ TO. JAZZ "IW LITTLE CONGRESS”

LITTLE CONGRESS 1a DECIDING TOaUE Ut NATIONAL IMPORTANCE   Bill Offered by Member From Rhode Island Providing for Nine Per Cent Beer Was Voted Down, as Was Compulsory Military Training.

LITTLE CONGRESS MAY EFFECT ELECTION:   COMPOSED OF SECRETARIE! _ AND CLERKS’ AND 1S DECIDING NATION AL ISSUES

$600 RAISED TO BRING PUSSYFOO!   Money Deposited With Chamber ct Commerce Here—Much Publicity Coming-« --

S600 ANSED TO BRING PUSSTFOUT   Money for Expenses of Prohibitionist Deposited with the Chamber of Commerce

WAPELLO GIRL STOCK RAISER GIVES VIEWS   WON BIG PRIZES IN INTER. NATIONAL SHOW,

GIRLS AS STOCK RAISERS EXCEI      Josephine Garden, of Wapelle, luwa Amazes Stock Breeders at International Show,

Josephine Garden, of Wapello, low: Anuzes Stock Breeders at International Show,

GIRL WINNER AT LIVE STOCK SHOW   14.Vear.Old Says Girls Make Just a! Good Stock Raisers as Men: Amaze: Experienced Greeders When Her Entries Win Prizes.

MObR, ANCL TE CONDEMNS THE MODERN DANGE   LETTER OF ROMAN C ATHOLIC PRELATE CAUSES GREAT FLURRY IN FRANCE   Believed It Was Aimed PrinciPally At Centortions Given In  American Houses

Farm Demonstrator Will Give Prun.  5 COU Ben eee rr eet mntinena

JOSIAH SNOW DEAD   Awd Resident ef Heltonville Succumbed Twesday Evening

JOSTALH SNOW DEAD      Aged Resident of Heltonville Saecumbed Tuesday Evening

PRES, WILSON “ABLETO WALK ABOUT HOUS!   Health So Far improved That He May Address Congress  in Person.

WILSON ‘ABLE TO  TALK IN CONGRESS, SAY PHYSICIANS   Health Greally. Improved 'Pos Walks Without Aid  ye gh Sele ee

CAN WALK WITHOUT HIS CANE   President Making Steady Pregress Toward Receeveryv.

PRESIDENT MAY ADDRESS, CONGRESS ~ WHENIT CONVENES   Ts Able to Walk Around Now  And Would be Quite Able to Deliver the Address it is Stat- ed.—Has Not Definitely Decided Yet;-Howevers

PRESIDENT ABLE TO WALK WITHOUT AID OF CANE   Health Has Se Far Improved as to Make It Possible for Him to Address Congress.

THE PRESIDENT BETTER   He Ix Now Able le To Walk Withont  & (ane. =

WILSON’S HEALTH BETTER   President is Reported Able Now t Walk About House Without Canc

NOTTO LOWER MEAT PRICES SAYS PALMER      Attorney General Does No’ Believe Packers’ Plan Will Lower Costs   Says Handling of Butter, Eggs and Cheese by Packers Has Economic Value

EXTRAVAGAN ERA onOWo OIGNO UF ENDING   Post-War Period of Reckless Buying Is Halted According to Reports to Federai Recarve Ranks.   HESITATION OF HIGH PRICES IS OBSERVED   Peak Has Been Reached and Recession Is Looked For; Housing Situatior Everywhere Very Acute.

RECKLESSNESS  OF PUBLIC IN BUYING SEEMS NEARLY ENDEI   Federal Reserve Bank Reports Show Improvement.   PRICES DECLINE  TOLOWER PLANE   Hopeful View of Busi  ness Conditions   Is Held.

NATION'S SPENDING SPREE NEARS END   FAR HEALTHIER TONE IN COMBINED ae a FEDERAL    COUNTRY PAST PRICE PEAK   General Recession Due After Dealers Present Stocks Gone, ig Forecast.

Federal Bank Reports Show Reckless Buying End; Expect Price Drop

PRICES DECLINING IS THE BELIEF OF FEDERAL BANKERS   Reports to Government Indicat High Price Peak Has Been Reached in Commodities.   POST-WAR EXTRAY AGANCE IN BUYING HAS PASSED   Better Conditions Reported from All Parts of the Country Is Basis of Statement.

RECKLESS BUYING POST WAR PERIOD DECLARED AT END   REPORTS thoy PEPE AE ti SEUVE OFT TAES OVER NATION VER OPTIMISTIC   BUSINESS CONDITION COOL

POST WAR ERA ‘OF EXTAAVAGANGE 8 NEAR TS EN   Gradual Recession o: High Prices Looked For   RESERVE BANKS MAKE REPORTS

PEAK REACHED IN HIGH PRICED BANK REPORTS   EXTRAVAGANCE AND RECKLESS BUYING PERIOD DRAWS NEAR TO ITS END.   Change Will Be So Slow Howeve: ) As To Be Scarcely Apprecia) ble For Present.

WILD SPENDING ERA IS NEARING AN END   SIGNS OF RETURNING SENSE ON PART OF THE PUBLIC.   Peak of High Priees Reached in Opinion ef Federal Reserve Bank Officials, Bat No Great  Reeeasiens.

POLES SURROUND OAD CAVALRY AND ATH SOVIET ARMY   Bolsheviki Engaged in Heavy Defensive Fighting Against Poles

NEW SUCCESSES   Capture of Przasnysz, Nort! of Warsaw, Announced is   Bulk of Fourth Soviet Army and Entire Third Cavalry Carps Surrounded

POLES SURROUND ANH SOVIET ARMY   Bulk of Soviet Forces Cut Off From Any Possible Escape.

GERMANS GALL FOR TROOPS. 10 GUARD INTERNED RUSSIANS   Increasing Tide of Russian Sov iet Soldiers Declared Fiocking Across the Border   RUSSIAN BRIGADE CHIEF AND HIS STAFF INTERNE!      British Correspondent Charges Germans With Aiding Reds

ATH OOVIET ARMY NOW IN DANGER   THE CAPTURE OF PRZASMYSS AND MLAWA BOLSHEVIK! TOWNS ON THE FRONTIER ARE REPORTED   SATD BULK OF ENTIRE FOURTE SOVIET ARMY, THIRD CAY. ALRY CORPS IS SURROUNDEI BY POLES

VICTORIOUS POLES CAPTURE. CITY AND 1,000 MACHINE GUNS   Rese TIN.

POLES REPORT 63,000 RUSSIANS ARE ‘PRISONERS   Large Number of Guns Taken— Two More Cities Are Recaptured.   HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES   London Paper Hears Trotzky Has Been Buying Supplies From Germany.

BULK OF ATH SOVIET ARMY SURROUNDEL      me  Official Polish Report Anouncegs Cap. ture cf Prsasnysz and Mlawa and Many Prisoners.

POLISH FORCES TAKE 63,000 RED PRISONERS   Report the Capture of Two Importan’ - Cities at Considerable Distance From Warsaw,

LATEST RUSSIAN DEMAND BRINGS FORTH PROTESTS   Refuse to Hear of “Proletariat Army” in Poland.  ORDER WITHDRAWAL   Resumption of Diplomatic Relations With Moscow Government Deferred Until Action is Taken,

POLES CAPTURE. TTlaha (YS7 AND:   Také Two. Towns. Which . are From the. Polish -Capital-Miawa is On the Frontier -.  CAPTURE . 63,000 REDS   Two Hundred : ‘Guns and > One Thousand Machine Gus are. Among. Booty of. Victor - jous Poles —

Taken By Poles In Their Tremendous and Victor- — tous Smash   WHOLE FOURTH ARMY QF REDS ENTRAPPED

POWHATAN IN TOW OF TWO STEAMERS   Transport Reported 20 Miles From Halifax   Western Comet and Lady Laurier Have Lines to Her—Weather Calmer

Misuse of Lincoln School ‘Bas Reported to the Bo: Nicht        Wark on School Survey I ing——-Supt. Lewis to . This? Week

7  ‘SHOWS GROWTH OF ' SCHOOL EXPENSES      BILLS FROM JULY TO OCTOBER O¥ER $10,000 MORE  THAN YEAR AGQ   SALARIES BIG ITEM   Misuse of Lincoln School Basement Reported to the Board Last Night   Work en Scheol Survey Pressea ing—Supt. Lewis to be Here This” Week Ey

Pass Rosclution Declaring Willingnese fo Amalgamate With Other Funatica Specchen at Ganvention Show Their Aims,

Cheers Greet Reading of Recommendation for Union of Groups Into One Party .   THREE FACTIONS SAY THEY ARE READY TO JOIN   COMMITTER OF FIVE IS AP« POINTED TO CONTER WITH LABOR PARTY LOOKING TQ ITS ACCESSION, :

TRYING TO UNITE ALL FACTIONS OF RADICAL CROWD   TOHRD PARPY CONPRARNT COMMITTER RETORT AMALGA. MATION OF VARIOUS GnoUps HAS BERN DECIDED UPON.

CONVENTION OF = - THIRD PARTY OPENED TODAY   As None of. the Committees Wert Ready to Report Session Was -Turgied Into an Experience  Meeting.

Labor Unites With Other Groups And General Convention Will Follow   LA FOLLETTE IS SILENT   Question Of Candidate For Presideney Remains Undetirmed

AMALGAMATION -FORTY-EIGHTERSDECIDEQ UPON   THE VARIOUS GROUPS ARE 1) CONVENTION IN CHL  CAGO TODAY.   Cheers Greeted the Report When I Was Read Before the Convention that a Decision Had Been Reached

A PARTIAL LIFTING OF THE LIQUOR LID   CONCESSION TO FOREIGN SHIPS IN AMERICAN PORTS.   ‘Ban Lixely to Be Removed Permanently as a Part of international Comity—Protest Made to  Vormer Ruling.

HAVE TRACED COSTS   Economists and Engineers Prepare a Report for National Conference

WAGING TIGHT RACE FOR A SENATE SEAT   CALIFURNIA CUNTEST A THREE CORNERED AFFAIR.   State Primary Today Will Pick Out A Republican to Oppose Senator Phelan—No Easy Task To Win.

HARD JOB FACES G. 0. P. IN SET-T0 IN CALIFORNIA   Republicans Hope to Grab Senatorial Seats From the Democrats   WANT SEN. PHELAN OUT   ee ee  PRESENT HOLDER ACTS MORE AS CALIFORNIAN AMBASSADOR THAN SENATOR.

PRE-VICTORIAN HOLIDAY STARTS AUT QVER ENGLAND   For Thres Days The Country Will Btep Backwards Nearly uO Years.   ALL GIVE THEMSELVES UP TO CELEBRATION   Newspapers Will Not be Published, Mnils Will Not Be Deliver. ea and Trausportation Is to Be Curtailed to the Limit,

ENGLAND SET FOR “HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES’         ‘Business Suspended, Newspapers Not Printed, No Un~~ necessary. Work: Done.   HOPE. FOR ¢° TRISH PEACE  YULETIDE {S SONNE   King George Expresses Hope Horne Rule: Bill Will Bring. eo". Harmony, °

IT’S REAL OLD-FASHIONEL CHRISTMAS IN ENGLANI   All Business Suspended tFor ‘Three Dayw While Old Fayhinied Fotatice € Thitks

BRITAIN SHUT ih FOR CHRISTMAS   Cables Cease and Newspapers Syenend for Three Days

BUSINESS OF Ala, KINDS = Te BE SUSPENDED FOu THREE AYR   TRANSPORTATION ORDERE] CONFENER TO NEC ARY BUSINESS, NO 3  “RE DELIVERED

CELEBRATE VICTORIAN CH AIST MAS   "YE OLDE. TYME” CELEBRATION IS TO BE STAGED   Great Britain Suspends All Business To Make Merry.

MERRY GHAOTMAS IN OLOJENGLANE   SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS AND JOY FOR THREE DAYS   IRELAND UNDER CURFEW LAW   Expected Holiday Peace Goes Glim. meting When King George Proregues Parliament. Sinn Fein Attacks Call for Strict Rules

ENGLAND 10 REVEL IN GLOOM CHASING OLOTIME YULETIDE   Pians Three Days of Blazing Logs With Warming Drinks and Nothing to Worry.

ENGLAND WILL RENEW OLD DAYS   Three-Day Celebration. 0 Yuletide Will Find England as in Pre-Vietorian Time.

WOODS OF N. H.   Stern Game of Hide and Seek Between Posse and Two Escaped Convicts   Warden and Three Keepers From Sing Sing Prison  Inin in Search

SICKNESS PREVENTS PROGRESS OF CAS!   DAILEY FEARS MAY HAVE TC RESORT TO DEPOSITIONS TO COMPLETE NEWBERRY , TRIAL.

NINETY WITNESSES ARE ILL   Newberry Election Case in Michigan Is Delayed by the Influenza Epidemic.

Gov ERNMENT, MAY RESORT TO DEPOSITIONS—“NICE- CHANGE” _ ALLEGED PROMISED. 

CZECHO-SLOVAKIA HAS CRISIS   Factional Difficulty Forces the Cabinet  tn Quit

Disagreement Between General’s } Managers Over “Steam-Rolling”  Charges Enlivens Proceedings   SEVERAL ELEMENTS FAVOR FORECAST FOR REGULAR OLD TIME CONVENTION

WILL APPEAL   To Carry Several Contest: to the Credentials Cammittes,

FIGHTS MAY €0 TO COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS   General Wood Declares He Does Tiot Know How Many of His Contests Will Go to Fina Authorities on Seats

a LIKELY IN GONTEST GASES   Wood Declares Several Deci. sions May Be Taken to Credentials Committee.

COMPLAINS ABOUT UALITY OF  LEGISLATION   ANSWERS TELEGRAM FROM THE RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS   G. O. P. LEADERS STRUGGLING WITH CONVENTION PLANS

Disclaims Belief of Unfair Treatment in Delegate Contests—Takes-No Stock in Steam Roller Talk—Wood Men on ComCommittee Also Repudiate Moses Statement} Wood Delegate stom Georgia 3 ig  t

LIN SEAT EIpuT   Military Candidate Expected. to Carry His Contest On the Convention Delegations ‘to. Committee On- Credentials            and Another for Ceneprel

WILL ALLY WITH THE REDS   il. W. W. Will Associate Selves With Bolshevists, Declares William Haywood.

FAVOR GENERAL STRIKE      arly Returns From Coal Miners Referendum in England.

WALKOUT OF MINERS IN ENGLIoH COAL FIELDS EXPECTEL   Second Referendum  Vot« May Be Deciding Factor.

BERLIN STREETS *FAWIBIT THEIR -TSUAL ASPECT; PITY PEACEFUI   Unter den Linden is Filled With People Who Gather in the Sunshine to Discuss tho Now Situation.   LACK OF WATER IS CAUSING SUFFERING   Central Hotel Kitchens Close at Noon and Late Comers Get Only Dry Bread, Coffee Tea and Cocoa.

UNTER DEN LINDEN CROWDED MANY PEOPLE GO TO RACES   Meanwhile Barbed Wire Entanglements and Guns Decorate Streets Near Brandenburg Gate.

LODGE RESERVATION TO ARTICLE TEN ADOPTED   SENATE REJECTS FRELINGHUY SEN AND KIRBY RESERVATIONS --- SUPREME COURT GRANTS APPEAL 10 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO INSTITUTE SUIT,

RESERVATIONS T0 TREATY REJECTED   League Seems Doomed As Fird Unitae Are Palled   TAFT MODIFICATION REJECTED

Defeat of  Peace Pact Predicted   Prophesy Made That Before Week-End, It Will Be in The Campaign.

SENATE REJECTS RESERVATION   OWNered by Frelinghuysen on Artlele 10 of the League Nations Covenant.

_neslieaphcoaninestte Rtgs naeenese: enatteaenpacis   Peace Treaty Entering Last Stages of aceatid Senate id ee      ADMIRAL SIMS. SIMS CLAIMS.             Society Women in Paris Knew of Troop Sailings Befor ‘Officials, °°

el REIECTS. ~ ONE RESERVATION   Frelinghuysen: Plan Does’. not ~ Meet : ith n. Atworayal—Vate: Was’ 7

SENATE ACTS ON TREATY CLAUSES   RESERVATIONS TO ARTICLE 10 OF COVENANT WERE VOTED  DOWN DURING DAY. 2   TAFT RESERVATIONS LOST

THREE: MORE HAVE JORNED THI RANKS OF REPUBLICANS IRRECONCILABLES

THREE EFFORTS 10 CHANGE ARTICLE X LOST IN SENATE   SENATE REJECTS ‘THREE  PRO» POSED RESERVATIONS TO MOOTED CLAUSE OF  , TREATY   ‘BITTER ENDERS” GAIN   Hitehcock Denies He Received Letter From Wilson But Asserts President ts Firm in Stand Against Lodge Reservations

Four Proposals Offered Meet Speedy Defeat on Senate Floor Today   ADDITIONS RECEIVED IN IRRECONCILABLE RANKS   FRELINGHUYSEN RESER\SATION 18 OVERWHELMINGLY DEFEATED AND KIRBY RESOLUTIONS VOTED DOWN,

BATTLE ON TREATY. HEAR  FAD   Several Reservations Av Voted Down In Upper House Balloting   WASHINGTON, Mar. 15. —The Senate today adopted the Lodge substitute reservation on Article 10 of the League of Nations covenant.

THE SENATE REJECTS © TWO RESERVATIONS TO ARTICLE TEN   Senators. Wadsworth, Sutherland and Freiinghuysen Have Joined G, 0. P. iIrreconailables.

LODGE SUBSTITUTE RESERVATION ADOPTED   Modification of Article 10 of League of Nations Approved by Senate.

SMOTHERS HOPE OF TTER WOR   Rules Suspended So As to Permit Reconsideration  of Nov. 19 Vote   1S WASTE OF TIME SAYS SENATOR BORAH   Treaty Sent Back, To Be Reported at Once With Lodge Reservations

“Bitter 1 Enders” Smothered Beneath Great Mass of Votes and Pact Is Revived After Suspension of Rules, Reconsideration Is Voted and Matter Recommitted to Foreign Relations Committee and Will Be Again Reported by Lodge Tomorrow,

PACT OF VERSAILLES IS AGAIN WITH COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS   Senate Instructs Body to Report Back on Subject With Lodge — Reservations

SENATE SUSPENDS RULES FOR PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING TREATY AND LEAGUE IN OPEN SESSION   LODGE MOTION CARRIES   Republican Leader Causes Treaty With KReservations and Kesolution of Ratification to be Referred to Foreign Relations Conmitteée

Passes Lodge’s Motion to. Reconsider Pact, Crushing Bitter-Enders: Under Aval‘anche of Votes   PACT IS BACK TO COMMITTEL

TREATY AGAIN BEFORE SENATE FOR ACTION   Lodge’s Motion to Recommit to Com: mittee With Instructions to Report   Immediately Passed After Vig  orous Objections.

FREATY 1S AGAIN BEFORE SENAT   RULES ARE SUSPENDED   NINE REPUBLICANS, INCLUD. ING M’CORMACK AND SHER. MAN, VOTE AGAINST RECON.  SIDERATION OF VER. SAILLES PACT

SENATE REVIVES CONSIDERATION . OF THE TREATY   ' z * Sends Treaty Back to the Foreign “Relation With Indusiries to Report Back Pronto.

Treaty Back With Foreig Relations Committee; '0 Be Reported Today   HLIGHGOGK NON-GOMMITTAI

TREATY BACK TO SENATE FOR CONSIDERATION   Republican “Hitter Enders” Crashe ed by Comblastlon of Democrat amt Republican Sena

Bitter-Enders Crushed by Big Majority Who Vote to Suspend the Rules.   SPEEDY ACTION IS TAKEN   Treaty With Lodge Reservations Will Again be Reconsidered - By the Senate.

x. O. P. ‘Bitter Enders’ Defeated When Senate  Revives Peace Treaty

SENATE WORKS ~~ FAST ON TREAT   Makes: Tmportant Moves Today and Overrides Democratic Views” * “on Principal Points :

TREATY {3 CALLED UP BEFORE SENATE   Hope Expressed for Compromfse Ending Long Fight Over Reservation to Certain Clatises.  eepecenneeteen:      OBSTACLES IN EVIDENCE

TREATY AGAIN BEFORE SENATE VOTE. 6370.9   RULES ARE SUSPENDED FOR RECONSIDERATION OF PEACE MEASURE. 

COMMUNIST IS LOCATED   BELIEVED LEADER OF REVOLT IN SAXONY IS ABOUT TO BE CAUGHT SEAR FRONTIER,

RED-MASSACRE FEARED ALOMG CZECH BOADE   Communist ‘Leader Threatens casi 49-Order. Wholevale Hab- . jotege. and Bigughter.   NET IS -DRAWN CLOSER

DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN LEADERS TRY TO HANG RESPONSIBILITY ON EACH OTHER

Senate Leaders Fear Agreement. Over This Reservation Will Be Impossible.

SOLDIERS: BODIES MAY BE BROUGHT HOME   Under Agreement Reachel Between  the United States and Wrance,

WILLING BUSINESS IS QUIETEST IN YEARS   Lack of Export Trade is Giver as Cause for Small Demand . - at Present.

CHURCHES PLAN TO OBSERVE DAY   Memory of Washington to B Honored Sunday Over Nation.   AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DAY   Jasisis to Emphasize Obligations o Members to Render Accounting to Ged of Possessions and To Aid Work.

STEWARDSHIP WEE      Washington's. Birthday : vill See Conclusion of Weeks’ ‘Cam aign in “Inter-Church Moavemant .         PARTICULARS

PEDIGREE MEN IS ADVOCATEL   DOCTORS IN CONVENTION D¥CLARE PREFECT HUMANS SHOULD BE RAGISTERED.   KEEP UP WITH THE DOGS

DOGS ARE PEDIGREED; WHY NOT ALL HUMANS?   Doctors, in Convention, Urge Registration:

URGE PEDIGREE FOR PERFECT MEN AND WOMEN   Medical Men Seeking Registra. tion of Mankind as in Lower Animals.”   Say Pedigree Important For  Best Interests of Humanity

MEDICOS ADVOCATE PLAN TO IMPROVE HUMAN AAG   Propose Registration and Ped igrees for Perfect Physiques

PROPOSE REGISTER FOR HUMAN BEINGS   Each Person Would Then Have Pedigree.

RAILROAD HEAD SHOT 10 DEATH   Dublin Office Entered By Assassin   PREMIER HAS BILL   England Daterniined To Curb Disorders   (Bulletin)

M. Takeff Is Assassinated Near the  geit,., wmf Mtn tii wmwmowtiana

SERB MINISTER IS SLAIN   M. Takeff Assassinated Near City of Philippopolis by a Young Fanatic.

“PEST HOUSE” STOLEN AT CONNELLSVILLE, PA. _ TENTS FOR QUARANTINEL

BILLION AND A HALF REVENUE INCREASE 0. K.   Freight Rates Up One Third, Passenger One Fifth, Pull. man One Half   OFFSETS WAGE AWARD   NEW RATES CONTINUE TO MARCH 1, 1922, MUST BE IN EFFECT BY JANUARY 1

BILLION AND A HALF REVENUE _ INCREASE 0. K   Freight. Rates Up: ‘One. Third, Passenger One Fifth; Poll:  man One Half   \OFFSETS WAGE -AWARD   NEW RATES. CONTINUE ro. MAROK 4, 1922, MUST BE ih] KrPEOT ey JANUARY Bere a ae

Up. Goes igh Cost of Living “When Railways. Get In-. crease in Both Freight and. Passenger Rates;  Sleeping: Cars. Are in Aristocrat Class

GOV. COOLIDGE TO HEAD PARADE ON FIFTH AVE   Old Time Torchlight Dem onstration to Be Held  Ls Gare ane, ae

START TRIAL Ol ELEVEN ‘REDS’   Radicals Arrested After Armis. tice Day Murders Face Court

I. W. W. Trials , Opened Today   Cniprits Who Shot) Ini Aniericiu Legion Parrde in Centralia, Washington, Face Jury.

W, W,. COUNSEL CLAIM PREJUDICE   Hundreds of Witnesses Call. ed When Centralia Case Began in Court

rl  WW TRIALS OPENED TODAY AT MONTESANL   claborate Precautions Taken To Prevent Outbreaks by Radical Agitators

SELF-DEFENSE WOBBLY PLEA: ——-GHANGE DENIED   . W. W. Members Must Face Montesano Jury in Charges of Murder Arising From Centralia Killings; Judge Refuses to Change Trial.   Newspaper Editorials and Articles Not Germain to Question of Prejudice is Ruling: Vandeveer Declares he Will Prove Attack by Legionaires.

ATTORNEYS FOR THE ELEVEN MEN DEMAND CHANGE OF VENUE BUT IS MET WITH REFUSAL BY THE . COURT—MEMBERS ‘OF THE .. _AMERICAN LEGION SWORN DEPUTIES   (BY UNITED PRESS)

TRIAL OF . W. W. BEGINS TODAY AY CENTRALIA, WASE    Wen Arrested Following Attack on Armistice Day Parade Want Court to Grant Change of Venue

TRIAL OF I. W. W. OPENED TODAY AT MONTESANO, WASH   Eleven Are Charged With Connectior With Armistice Day Shooting at Centralia.

SELF DEFENSE IS FOUNDA TION OF. W.W. WHO SHOT SOLDIERS   Endeavoring to Obtain Change of Venue—Judge Declines to Admit Newspaper Arrticles as Basis of Change.

MARSHAL FOCE.TO K. OF C.   Tender Senulment “Expressed by Great Erench Fighter.

MARSHAL FOCH TO K. OF C.   Tender Sentiment Expressed by Grea French Figbtcr.

MARSHAL FOCH SPEAKS TO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS   Judge Gary Will Make State. ment of Aid to France on Return to United States.

EXPLOSION -OF OIL CAUSES DEATH OF WAVERLY WOMAN      Mrs. Helen Stuflieveam, Clothing Ablaze, Riujas Across Street to Neighbors.

PHUSES DEATH O WAVERLY WOM   ‘Mrs. Helen Stufllebeam, Cloth ing Ablaze, Runs Across Street to Neighbors.

BURROUGHS 83.   Nature Writer Observes Anniversary at Onuaint Hame an the Hudson.

BRYAN NOT A CANDIDATE   “Commoner” Refuses Presidential Nomination Offered Him by National Prohibition Convention.

BRYAN WON’T ACCEPT HONOR   Declares He Can't Make Race for Presidency on the Prohibition Ticket.

TO ESTABLISH _ FIFTEEN STORES   Community Service Stores, Inc., Pre paring to Estdbish Them All Over State.

mm SHIP LOST IN STORM   Five Survivors ef Schooner Eleanora Percy Picked Up Off Coast cf England.

AMERICAN SCHOONER IS LOST   U. S. Ship Eleanora Percy Goes Down —Five Men Saved.

RYAN RESIGNS FROM EXCHANGE   Says Could Not Retain Self Respect  and Kemain Member.

STUTZ MAGNATE RESIGNS SEAT IN N.Y. MARKET   Sensation Promised by Head of Motor Combine.

RYAN HITS STOCK EXCHANGE   Stutz Chief Declares Governors Wer “Short” in Corner on the Motor Stock.

SENATE VOTES TO RECONSIDER THE PEACE PACH   Rules Suspended for Purpose — Nine Republicans Register Votes Against Motion

SHATTER POLISH DEFENSE IN DRIVE 10 GET LITHUANIA   Soviet Using Tanks Planes, Cavalry And Artillery.

SOVIET AIMS “AM UTHUANY   Bolshevik Forees in Smash irig Drive’ Against’: ee Poles. :  ‘

Poles Ask Aid Of Allies; Reds Capture Cities    Bolshevik Forces Go Through  Polish Lines, Using Their   Crack Divisions.

-TO MOVE FROM WARSAW   Bolshevist Advarice Causes Decision of Polish Government

BREAK THROUGH POLISH LINES.   Derive of Bolsheviki is Designed t Overrun Lithuania.

Bolsheviki Break Through Polish Line:   ‘Phe Drive is Designed to Overrun  : Jathuania and Form Contact With  Kastern Prussia,

Bolsheviki Break Through Polish Line   The Urive is Designed to Overrery Lithuania and Form Contact With Eastern Prussia.

BREAK THROUGH THE POLISH LIME   RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI MAKING USE OF EVERY FORM OF OFFENSIVE ATTACK. .

BOLSHEVIKS BREAK  POLISH LINES AND ATTEMPT TO REACH RUSSIAN BOUNDAR   Men Are Being Hurled With Intense Fury Tnto Wavering Polish Lines and Junction With East, Prussia Seems Imminent. -— Poles Wil  Move Seat of Government.

HEVIKI CUT POLISH LINES   Break Through South of Dvina River in Drive to Overrun Lithuania   Soviet Army Using Infantry Cavalry, Artillery, Air.  perce: se emi eri:

BOLSHEVIKS BREAK TYRoOrGH.   Poles Fighting Desperately to Check Advance of Servic,

LETTS GO TO AID OF THE PCL=S   Take Over War Material Left By Latter in Retreat.   ADVANCE OF REDS UNCHECKED

RED ARMY PUSHES OK   Report From Berlin Declares Intention of Poland to Move Seat of Government From Warsaw.   BOLSHEVIK TROOPS ARE NEAR GERMAN FRONTIEF   Advance of Lenine’s Army Is Opening Way for Germar Extremists to Join Fighting Poland Asks Aid.

RUSSIANS BREAK  THROUGH POLISH LINES IN DRIVE   Advance Designed to Overrun Lithuania and Form Contact With E. Prussia.

ATS SIN  REDS CONTINUE DRIVE AGAINST DESPERATE FOE   Break Through Polish Line South of Duina River

Cox--Roosevelt .N  Story of Democrtic National Conpéntion, ‘San Francisco   -By EDWARD W. PICKARD. For President—James M. Cox of Ohia  For Vice President-~Franklin 0. .Rooseveilt of New York.

Batile Between Cox, McAdco and Palmer, Surged Forward and Backward, Until Attorney General Released His Delegates aid the Three Times Governcr of Chio Won on 44th Ballot.   By EDWARD W. PICKARD. “or President—James M. Cox of Ohi  For Vice President—Franklin [E Roosevelt cf New York,

AUGUST 9 Io UATE otT GY THE RES 10 TAKE WARSAW   olish Government Is Tak ing Measures to Repel Assault on Capital By the Bolsheviki Troops   \TTACKS MADE ALONG ENTIRE.BATTLE FRONT   3reaking Off of Armistice Negotiations Due to “Mis. Understanding,’ Accord: ing to the Russians

OCCUPATION AF WARSAR      "Fined for August 9 by Bolshe~ wiki; French Command Pol, ‘ish Capital Defenses,   ‘UNITED STATES HOLDS NEUTRAL POSITION   Soviet Set Up In Sections of Poland Occupied; Peace Delegations Return.

POLISH SITUATION HOLDS SERIOUS CONSIDERATION OF AMERICAN OFFICIALS

REDS HURRY 10” TAKE WARSAW. BEFORE TRUGE      BREST-LITOVSK FALLS: SOVE  ETS SET UP IN CAPTURED ~ POLISH AREAS 

POLES TO BE CUT OFF FROM THEIR SUPPLIES   RUSSIANS TO GET BETWEEN THEM AND PANZIG AND SO FALL OF WARSAW CANNOT, BE VERY LONG DELAYED,

ENJOIN IOWA 2 CENT FARE   Injunction ..Granted by” ‘Judge M. J Wate te Ten: Railroad Companies

Injunction Granted by Judge M, J. Wade to Ten Railroad Companies

ROADS HALT 2 CENT FARE ENFORCING   Judge Wade Grants Temporary Injunction on Commission.

Baptists Want Both Parties to Declare for Enforcement of Prohibition Amendmen

DAPTOTO Walal ON STRICT ENFORCEMENT AF PROHIBITION (AWS      ASKS BOTH GREAT PARTIES T¢ NOMINATE CANDIDATES PLEDGED TO ENFORCEMENT.

Southern Baptist Convention Act:   Declares’ Strongly for the Ensorcement of Prohibition aud for Candidates Committed to Such Policy.

BAPTIST WANT   NO WET PLANK   Declare Strongly for En. forcement of Prohibition Amendment

¢< FOR DRY PLANK         Southern  Baptists U for Stane by Bath Parties

Ask Only Man Be Nominated Who Is Committed to National Prohibition.   Who Is Committed to National Prohibition.  WILSON WRITES A LETTER —-—-—  Says Baptists Have Chance to Help Christian People of the World.   WILSON WRITES A LETTER

ASK FOR DRY PLANK   Southern! Baptists Call for Stan< by Both Parties

BAPTISTS URGE DRY PLANK FOR BOTH PARTIES   They State, in Convention That Brewers Seek to Nullify 18th Amendment.

EXPECTS ARREST . IN ELWELL CASI   THIRD SET OF KEYS IS FOUND IN WEALTHY TURFMAN’S ROOM— POLICE BUSY ;   (Ry United Press)

ARREST: IMMINENT IN ELWELL MURDER   HOUSEKEEPER ADMITS FINDING THIRD SET OF KEYS IN DEATH ROOM

GERMAN SHIP IN) PORT.   Merchant Ship. in New York First Since July, 1904.

GER SHIP IN pont.   Merchant. Ship. in "New York Firs + duly, 1914,

TRAVE RESUMED:   Ship Flying the German Flag Docks HSL Gl tg tas Var Marsor.

CERMAN SHIP HERE   Vessel Prom "Taal Nalicn Sin: 14 In New Yark.           22

SINCE THE WAR   Merchantman Reaches New York Harbor, First in Sb Years.

PEACE RESTORED IN RUHR DISTRICT BY GOVERNMENT FORCE:   Members of Former Red Army at Work, but Committees Still Functioning.

STRIKE GRIPPLES PACKING PLANTS   Nine Hundred Stock Handlers. Cleaners and Unloaders Walk Out   MAY TIE UP INDUSTRY

TO CLODt. nn   Stock Yards Employes Strike to Enforce Wage Demands: More Than 700 Cars of Stock Tied Up.

CHICAGO PACKING COMPANY MAYBE ~ GLOSED BY STRIKE   Walkout of 900 “Worker: Cripples Plant and Ties Up AI! Shipments.

$00 STOCK YARD EMPLOYES STRIKE; SHPPING TIE-UP   ope soo PLbs EMBO OF 1Lt) 6LIV STOUR SHIPMENTS.   PACKERS ARE THREATENED   50,000 Keploves of Packing Hous Will He Poreed Te Quit Werk if Vatk-out Continur«, ix Leanourpre ment.

900 STOCK HANDLERS STRIKE.   Shipments to and Frem Chicago Varids Tied Un.

STOCK RANDLERS AT CHICAGO WALK OU   IF ‘STRIKE CONTINUES, PACKING COMPANIES MAY, CLOSE

Is WASHING PER.  IL OR BENEFIT?   Woman-~ Medics: Discuss Question” In Their Convention Tuesday

DOES WASHING - IMPERIL HEALTHY   IOWA WOMEN DOCTORS DIS. AGREE OVER THE SUBJECT,   NR. EPPIE M’CREA'S PAPER   On Improper Blood Pressure Calls Out Discussion fn Which It Is Stated Patients May Be Scared to Death,

POISONED CANDY CAUSES DEATH OF ASYLUM INMATI   Police Believe Death Plot Behind Candy Sent to Nashville Hospital

WILL CELEBRATE HERE   Baldwin People Plan to Spead Fourth in Lawrence

BANDITS MAKE GET-AWAY AFTER ROBBING GRAHAM BANK OF $10,000 IN CASH

RELIEF WORKERS IN NEAR EAST VICTING DF BRICAND GANE   NAMES OF MURDERED MEN NOT DISCLOSED   Soviet “Ambassador” Declares He Has Aaked for Release of Red Cross: Workers

Three Americans In Relief Train Killed In Syric   Brigands Murder Members o! Convoy Under Near East . Relief Body.

AMERIC ANS KILLED,   Syriea Renditd Watdered Three American Relief ‘Workers.

AMERICANS  ARE KILLED» ~ BY BANDITS   THREE. RELIEF WORK. ERS. ARE’ ‘SAIN IN SYRIA’ see   Victims. Were Pat. of Con- voy for American Relief Supplies for Near East —  . Names aint Given i in Dis natch’

American Relief  Workers Murderec   Three American Relief Workers Re. ported Murdered in Syria on Feb. ruary 1,

THREE AMERICANS ~ ARE MURDERED BY BANDITS INSYRIA   Part of Convoy. Taking Relie To Sufferers Slain Whe Attacked by Brigands —   Nares Are Not Known As Ye But information Comes fron Official Sources -

THREE RELIEF WORKERS ARE  DEADINSYRIA   AMERICANS KILLED BY: BANDITS MONDAY NORTH

Two Americans Killed In Syria, Dispatch To State Department Say:

AMERICANS MURDEREY   THREE RELIEF WORKERS _IN  SYRIA KILLED BY BRIGANDS.      Were Part of Convoy For American Relief Supplics—Names Not Given In Dispatch.

RELIEF WORKERS KILLED.   Three Americans, Part of Con voy Slain in Syria by Brigands.

THREE AMERICAN. RELIEF WORKERS KILLED IN-SYRIA   U.: S. "Citizens: Murdéréd: b :Brigands on Feb. “Wash:  ee iamiTanena Serer

3 AMERICANS SLAIN IN SYRIA   Relief Workers Are Reported Murdered By Bandits—Are ° Part of a Convoy.

State Department Received Word Today of Killing Which Is Said To Have Occurred February 1—Victims Were Part of ‘Convoy For Supplies Under Auspices of American Committee for Relief of the Near East.

AMERICANS — MURDERED   Three Relief \ Workers in Syria Reported to Have Lost Lives

THREE AERC ALF WORKER LAIN IN SYRI   WERE KILLED BY BRIGAND: CONSIGNMENT OF SUPPLIES, WHILE ACCOMPANYING

THREE, §. WORKERS TN SYRIAN RELIEF ARE ~ KILLED BY BRIGANDS   Murdered Last Sunday, State De partment is Advised, But Identity is Not Reported.

 BRIEF UNITED PRESS STORIES FROM ALL PARTS © OF THE WORLD TOLD TODAY

OURAN BRIGAND MURDER TRIO OF U.S. RELIEF BAN   French High Commissioner : Giver of Facts, Expressing His Regret at Tragedy.

“BRIGANDS KILL 3 OF CONVOY GOING TOAID OF NEAR EAST      NAMES NOT GIVEN IN RE «PORT SENT TO STATE: ee DEPARTMENT.   OCCURRED FEB.   Officia] Notification Comes from French Commissioner at  Bierut.

HELIET GUNVOY 1D AQOAULTED BY MARAUDERS   Murders Reported to State Department; the Names net Included in Press Dispatch.   HAD BIG SUPPLIES

Three American Relief Workers in Syria Ate . Murdered by Brigands

THREE AMERICANS ARE SLAIN   Report of Murders in Syria Reach State Denartment

. S. RELIEF WORKERS SLAIN    Murder of Three Americans in Syria Reported to Washington  i Giate Qenortment.

THREE RELIEF WORKERS KILLED   Americans Who Were Carrying Supplies to Starving Syrians Murdered.

ig EEE DR. THOMAS J, PEARSON Dental Surgeon. Room 20-—-First Nat, Hank Bldg. Phone 147.   THREE AMERICAN RELIEF . WwOADERRE ARE MITRDERED.

AMERICANS ARE. SAN SIR ~ AY BRENNA   Maniity of Three Le hota : Not Yet State Dept.

RELIEF WORKERS KILLED IN SYRIA   Members of American Relief Expedition Slain by Brigands Near Aleppo   Slate Department Officially Nolified by Vice Consul McCutcheon

THREE AMERICANS ~~ KILLED IN SYRI!   Relief Workers Said to Have Been Slain While in Humane Work in Near East

13, OUPPLI OAV HEL IP BRIGAND} MATER THRE   Expedition Was Under the Near East Relief Committee   RED TURKS TO WAR ON GREAT BRITAIN   Constantinople May Be At lacked;  Marash Is Endangered

AMERICANS IN OY ATAN nELIEF ARE MURDERER   State Department Notified of Death of Three Near East Relief Workers

BRIGANDS MURDER U5. RELIEF Alps      Three Mipsis of Near East Convady Killed In Syria, Tebruary 1.

BRIGANDS MURDER3 U. §. RELIEF WORKERS   STATE DEPARTMENT IS ADVISE! OF DEATH OF AMERICANS IN SYRIA

3 AMERICANS MURDERED IN NEAR EAST   Relief Workers Are Slain ‘ by Brigands Says’. Department. = ~

JAP AND RUSS. TOCLASH IN SIBERIA SOON   Social Revolutionaries Reseni Invasion of All Foreign Forces.   FAVOR AMERICANS WHO — ARE BEING WITHDRAWN   American Relief Workers Are Killed Near El Mali, North of Aleppo,

RELIEF WORKERS IN SYRIA MURDERED      Were Part of Convoy For American Relief Supplies In the Near East.

SLAY U. S. RELIEF WORKERS   Murder of Three Americans in Syria  Renarted to Washinaton.

CANTU WANTS JOB LONGEE   Lower California Governor Says He Will Get  Out in December

CANTH) WOULD “UKE TO MK -— BEAPE TEAMS   Mexico City Not Likely to Ac: cept His Proposition, Troops Are Moving

GUVEANCH CANT WANTS TO HOLD  WHILE LONGER   HE PROMISES TO GET OUT LE LET ALONE, UNTIL NEXT DECEMBER,

GANTU SUSPECTED CF EFISH MOTIVE!   Offer To Abanden Rebellion If AL. lowed To Remain In Office Until December Rejected.

CANT WILL ABANDON THe REVOLUTION ALLOWED 10 REMAIN   The Government of Mexico Thinks He Wants to Get Gambling ‘Concessions and Will Not Approve the Sutrrender on Those Terms.

Growers’ Union Backs Holding  Movement   Farmers of Whole Southwest Obey Proclamation, Officials Claim.

FARMERS ON A WHEAT STRIKE   MANY ARE SAID TO BE BACK OF THE DEMAND FOR $3.00 PER BUSHEL   WILL EFFECT THE WHEAT SUPPLY   Rumor Bankers In Southwest Calling Loans In Order to Force Market

EES Sa WHEAT ~ BACK OF STRIKE   Kansas Farmers Divided As T , Success of Agreement To increase Price

STRIKE OF WHEAT. ~ FARMERS CHET   GROWERS’ -ASSOCIATION. SEC RETARY PREDICTS PRICE OF $3 IN 90 DAYS.

Effect of Farmer. Strike Can Not Be Ascertained   Secretary of Kansas Board of Agriculture and Secre. tary of Wheat Growers’ Association Disagree in Re. ports—Call to Hold Wheat for $3 Issued to Organ. ization With 70,000 Members.

Wheat Growers Strike For Increase in Price Secretary Declare   Grain Men Say There Is No Widespread Curtailment of Wheat Offerings.

SAYS FARMERS ON A STRIKE      Secretary of Wheat-Growers’ Asso ciation Declares Price will Ge to 82.00 a Raeshkel.

LEAPS FROM 9TH STORY TO DEATH   New Ulum Flour Dealers Dies Instant. ty As Result of Fall From Hote! Window; Note to Wife.

SPECTACULAR SU.CIDE   Flour Dealer Leaps From Ninth Story of Hotel

BRITAIN: HAS ANGTHER: WAR   Turkish Leader Deckires. Hostilities Against That Country—-Weeling Against Entente,

LONDON WATCHES HISTORIC PARADE FOR LORD MAYOR   Thousands Line’ Streets To Watch Officialdom  Pass in Review.

LONDON HAG . “PROCESSION, FOR ITS NEU  LORD MAR   Procession Followed Induction Inte Office of Former Alderman dames Rail

LONDON'’S BIG DAY.   Alderman Rolt Inducted Into OMe as Lord Mayor,

LONDON PAGEANT CUT DOWN      ford Mayor's Procession Curtiilcd by Recent Strike of Coal Minere--Conditions Unecrtain.

A DENTIST TO » IDENTIFY BoOpDY.  Father Believes. Ske ton ies That of

4 MORE KILLED IN BELFAST   Rioting Continues in Irish City—Totai Deaths for Week Placed at Twenty-Five.

RIOTING IN BELFAS! CLAIMS FOUR MORE VICTIMS WITH 2 1H WOUNDED   British Troops Active, But Cannot   Quell Turbulent Citizens—Sol  dier and Sinn Feiner Killed in Morning Street Battle.      MASKED MEN SLAY FARMER AND SON AT DOOR OF HOME   Shipyard Workers Attacked, Pitched Battle Foliowa When Military Guards Rush to Rescue and Engage Nationalist Snipers.

Denies Blame for America Getting War Plot Evidence      Von Kemnitz Admits He Drafted Final Dispatch in Ef fort to Get Mexico to War on U. S.—Asserts Had  It Not Been Intercepted, Only Good Could Have  Resulted—Foresaw Two Possibilities.

HUN ADMITS SEEKING AID OFCARRANZA   Herr Von Kemnits Does No’ Care to be Blamed for Loss of Messages

Armed Aid of Mexico Sought by Germany in Event of This Country Entering World War

JAPAN ALSO ASKED TO BE A PARTY TO PLO}   Would Have Been Ready ts Undertake the Obligatior But Nipponese Declined te Participate, He Says,

ADMITS DRAFTING FINAL DISPATCH TO MEXICO   Herr Vow Kemnitz Originated Plan to Enlist That Country Aid Against United States

STILL AT OUTS OVER CAMPAIGN, HARDING BALKS   Refuses To Get On Stump Before Oct. 1, But Managers  Stay On Plans.

MANAGERS FOR HARDING. WANT HIM TO CAMPAIGA   That Is, They Want Him' Off Hi Front Porch, But Re. Thinks ” Otherwise. °° 3   MAY CHANGE BIS “PLANS   Lawrence Says, the & ‘O. P. Car _ didate Is His Own Manager; Will Go If Necessary.

Republicans Cant Get Harding to Leave. His Front Porch for Tour   Disagreement Over Campaign Tactics Causing Considerable Dissension in Party Ranks— Pligrimage Not Proving Successful.

Harding Not Allowing G. 0. P. Campaign Committee To Run Over Him Rough Shod

IS: ORATORY SAVED. HIS LIFE   Condemned .To Die by Mob Violence David McNeal Quiets Crowd

PERSUADES MOB TO GIVE HIM FAIR TRIAL.   Half Hour Speech Culns Mob Bent ot Hanging Man Charged With Child Murder.

SUICIDE OF PRINCE DUE TO FINANCIAL TROUBLES, BELIEE   Former Kaiser’s Youngest Son Ends Own Life at Fotsdam Early Sunday Morning.   FRIENDS DENY SCANDAL   BROUGHT ABOUT DEATH   Prince in Need of Funds, Also Has Been Brooding Over Royal Family’s Fate.

PRINCE JOACHIM TAKES OWN LIFE   SON OF EX-KAISER BILL OF GERMANY   “Exeessive Dementia” the Cause. Was Leader In German Army In War.

PRINCE JOACHIM COMMITS SUICIDE   Was Youngest Son of Ex_ Emperor

HOHENZOLLERN HER DIS BY GWN HANI   Prince Joachim, Youngest Son of Ex-War Lord, Was Financially Involved

GERMAN: PRINCE SUICIDES us OF LACK OF FUNDS   Favorite of .German . Kaiser And His Wife Died by Fis Own Hands at Potsdam, — Empress May be in Serious Condition as Result of News

PRINCE JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF   Kalser’s Youngest Son Ends Lie With Bullet,   ONCE WAS POPULAR HERC   He Recently Obtained Divorce From  . Princess Marie, Whom He Wedded at Age. of 17,

GERMAN PRINCE ENDS OWN LIFE   YOUNGEST SON OF EX-KAISER A SUICIDE AT POTSDA®M.   RECENTY DIVORCED BY WIFE   Supposed as Well to Have Been in Financial Straite——Member of Former Reigning Hokensollerm Family.

AT BOTTOM OF — PRINCE’S DEATE   Friends State That Lack of Funds Was Chief  Cause of Suicide.

aUN OF FORMER  “GERMAN KIISER TOLLS HIMGEL   PRINCE JOACHIM SUICIDE      HE WAS BROKE AND Ris HOME HAD BEEN LOST THROUGH DIVORCE.   HIS CAREER.

, "3 @ ul Vw (odiang Had L we ge Le ibrary .  SUILIDL  KAISER'S Y@UNGEST SON SHOOTS -MIMSELF .     GIVEN DIVORCE seem  Hero In War Said to Have Been In      KAISER’S Y@UNGEST SON SHOOTS -MIMSELF ...   GIVEN DIVORCERECENTLY   Hero In War Said to Have Been In Financial Straits _+

DEATH OF HIS SON SHOCKS EX-KAISER   News of Ex-Prince’s Suicide Comes as Thunderbolt.   Tragedy of Her Son ts Kept From Ailing Kaiserin—Biow to ExCrown Prince.

SUN OF FORMER “GERMAN KAISER KILLS HIMGELI   PRINCE. JOACHIM SUICIDE   HE WAS BROKE AND His HOME HAD BEEN LOST THROUGH DIVORCE.

FAVORITE 90 UF EA-KAISER IS A SUICIDE   Prince Joachim, Bankrupt and Divorced, Takes Own Life.   ‘STORY OF SCANDAL  IS FLATLY DENIED   ‘Ex-Emperor and the Crown Prince Much Affected at  the Tragedy.

GERMAN: PRINCE SHOT HIMSELF   WAS BROKE, “OUT OF iA 308 _ AND DEBVONDENT,   DIVORCED FROM WIFE   COULD NOT STAND - CRITICISM  RAPED. UPON HIM,   Was Only One of Family Wounded During War And A Popular - One Mere fn Empire,

AAIOEH'O OUN DEAL   THE YOUNG PRINCE SHOT HIMSELF AT PUESDAM SUNDAYS.   Various Rumors as to Cause of the Act.

Wad in Financial Straits” anc Brooded Over Ultimate Statk of Roval Hence *   News ‘Came Like Thunterbolt te j Doorn Where Former ‘Kuaisey . Is in Exile. %

PRINCE JOACHIM BELIEVED IN FINANCIAL STRAITS.   Had Been Suffering Great Mental Depression And Recently Sued For Divorce.

DENY SCANDAL AT BOTTOM OF PRINCE’S DEATE   Friends State That Lacl of Funds Was Chief  Cause of Suicide.

KNSER'S SON DEAD   THE YOUNG PRINCE SHOT TIM. SELF AT POTSDAM: SUNDAY.          x 2 Yarjous Rumors as'to Cause of une 1 Act 1: —

PRINCE JOACHIM _ TAKES OWN LIFE   Youngest Son of Ex-Kalser Was In Financial Straits,

YOUNGEST SON OF EX-KAISER KILLS SELF AT POTSDA}   Various Reporis Rorarding Tense o Saicide Actin Aro Current; Fluancey Blamed,

SON OF FORMER KAISER SHOOTS AND KILLS SEL   ‘PRINCE JOACHIM SAID TO HAVE "' BEEN SUFFERING FROM “EXCESSIVE DEMENTIA.”

SON OF EX-KAISER: 18-4 SUICIDE   P.taee Joachini, Yeungest of Wit fiai’s Children, is: Deak.

Member of Former Royal Family During War was Ranked as Popular Hero in Germany —Served in Both Western and Eastern Fronts—Was Recently Diverced.

SCANDAL DID NOI CAUSE SUICIDE   Financial Embarrassment Was Responsible for Prince Taking His Own Life.

DENY SCANDAL IN SUICIDE OF      Reports Say Prince Joachim Was Embarrassed By Re stricted Finances   WAS FAVORITE SON OF FORMER EMPRESS

PRINGE JOACHIM UP AGAINGT 1. TAKES OWN LIFE   Believed to Have Been Financially Embarrassed, the Youngest Son of Former Kaiser Commits Suicide.

PRINCE JOACHIM OF GERMANY A SUICIDE   Was in Financial Straits anc  Brooded Over Ultimate State of Roval House   News ‘Came Like Thunderbolt t , Doorn Where Former Kaiser is in Exile

DENY SUICIDE OF PRINCE QUICOME OF SCANDAL   Friends Hold to Conviction tha Financial Embarrassment Let to End of Career,

JOACHIM’S DEATH IS KEPT SECRET   FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS DOES NOT KNOW OF SON’S ACT.

YOUNGEST SON — OF EX-KAISER IS A: SUICIDE   Need of Money and Disappointment In Marriage Cause, His Friends Say.   WAS MOTHER'S FAVORITE   Only One of the Hohenzollerns Wounded In War—Was Ree cently Divorced.

GERMAN PRINGE SUIGIDES BECAUSE “OF LAK OF FUND   Favorite of ?German Kaiset And His Wife Died by His Own Harids at Potsdam. — Empress May be in Serious Condition as Result of News

YOUNGEST SUN OF RAISER ENDS LIFE IN PUTSDAY   JOACHIM, LATELY DIVORCED, BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN IN NEED OF MONEY

Youngest Son of Ex-Kaiser Commits Suicide; Ends His Life at Home in Potsdam   Prince Joachim Shoots Himself in His Residence Sunday aft. ernoon; Dying a Few Hours After in a Hospital to Which He Was Removed,

nner’ chin nme OENU   Suicide of Joachim Foliowing Dronken Debauch Strikes Like Thunderbolt At Doorn +News Held From Mother   Royal Scion’s Last Public Act Is tg Demand Beer and Food At Potsdam, Leaving Without Making Payment

FORMER PRINCE JOACHIM TAKES HIS OWN LIF]   Suicides at Potsdam—Was Favorirts of Former Emperor and Empyees of Cermanyv

DEATH UPSETS KAISER   NEWS OF SUICIDE OF H!S YOUNG. EST SON SHOCKS HIM.   Suicide of Ex-Prince Joachim Kept From Ailing Kaiserin—Blow to Ex-Crown Prince.

SUICIDE NEWS RASER'S WIFE   Friends of Prince Deny He Killed Himself Through Scandal

WAS SADLY IN NEED OF FUNDS   Brooded Over Fall of the Royal House

DENY SCANDAL SUICIDE PRINCE   Financial Matters Thought to be Cause of His Suicide

SUICIDE OF FORMER GERMAN PRINGE DUE TO MARITAL TROUBLI   Joachim’s Self-Destructior Shock to Father and Brother

SON OF EX-KAISER PENNILESS, ENDS LIFE BY SUICIDE   Prince Joachim’s Deatt May Cause Fatal Shock To Mother.

ECEMPERDA S olf TAKES OWN LIFE   Believed to Haye Been In Fi nancial Distress — Brother Refuses To Talk.   ‘riends of Prince Deny Scan dal Had Anything to Do With Deed.

DEATH SHOCKS KAISER   News of _ Ex-Prince’s Suicide Comes. as Thunderbolt. -  Tragedy ‘of Her Son Is Kept Fron » Ailing Kaiserin—Blow to ExCrown Prince.

FRIENDS UPHOLD  PRINCE. JOACHIM, HOHENZOLLERN   Declares he did Not Kill Himself to Avoid Scandal.

EX-KAISER’ § SON JOACHIM KILLS-SELF   Domestic and . Financial -~ Worries Are Cause;” ‘>. ig-Report .   WAS GERMAN: WAR. HERO

Financial Embarrassment Said To Have Led Prince Joachim To End Life—Fear News May Kill Empress.

FRIENDS DENY STORY THAI SELF-DESTRUCTION WAS RESULT OF SCANDAL.   THI NHERROLYT AT DOORN.

 Prince Joachim, of Germany, Suicides   Marita Disappoiutments and Financial Embarrassn:ent Given as the Cause of Suicide.

CMTS sii   Youngest Son’ of Wilhelm i is Said To Have. Been i in Finan~ cial Straits.

MUS MURDERER QUUGHT WN OWE   Search for Slayer of Womar at Camp Grant in Hawkeye State.

Constantine To Go  Back To Athens   Proposes to Take the throne and pen ffoOoNo Alidicadiong Jtor Him

GENERAL VAN ZANDT 0 REELECTED BY CONFEDERATE VETS   NEXT MEETING PLACE TO BY DECIDED UPON BY COMMITTEE.   BUSINESS SESSIONS OVER   Attention of Detegater is Turned t Big Parade Which Will Be Big Feature of Today's  ‘Program.

VANZANDT CHOSEN U.C.V. COMMANDER BY ACCLAMATION   OLD OFFICERS UNANIMOUSLY REELECTED~~PARADE TODAY TO END REUNION.

SIGNED BY PROMINENT MEN AN WOMEN  Aske Pracidant ta Acrant tha Inada.   Asks President to Accept the Lodge Treaty With Reservations   And Join League at Once, Reserving Fight for Our Conception of the Covenant Later.

PEOPLE WANT LEAGUE AT. ANY COST   ADVISE PRESIDENT NOT > TO KILL PACT OF - VERSAILLES

LOS ANGELES HAS SHAKING   FOUR EARTH TREMORS CAUSE @ PERIOD OF HY STERIA.   DAMAGE DONE NOT EXTENSIVE   PEOPLE IN PANIC. Bt VT ONLY SIN. GLE CASE OF INJIt RY.   Pictures Jolted From Hooks, IMlave tee Torn Off, One Water Main Broken and Plate Glass Demolished.

LOS ANGELES FELT QUAKE   Seismograph Reeorded Slight Marth Vibration ELm«t riahe.

EARTH TREMORS  GAUGE A PANIC AND DO DAMAGE IN ANGEL GIT   Four Severe Earthquake Shocks Felt Friday Throwing City and Its Suburbs into Great Excitement.   PEOPLE RUSH OUT OF DOORS: SEEK SAFETY   Prisoners in County Jail Yell. Shake Cell Bars and Scream to Be Taken Out: Man Has Lea Broken.

SHAKING OF EARTH PULLS DOWN CHIMNNEYS AND BREAKS WINDOWS—NO BUILDINGS FALL

CALIFORNIANS FLEE   RP Roe NEMA Te 8 BR People Seek Open When Shock i:   ane

H000 WANT LOANS FROM oTATE 1 PURGHAGE FARMS   Million Dollars Available to Buy 160-Acre Farm Tracts for Oklahoma Citizens.

DOG'S DEVOTION--WoN BY KINDNESS—SAVES GIRL'S LIFE ON abnasesa        Pike PTT th

Dog's Devotion = Won by Kindness Soves Girle Life an Alackan Rorroens

ATTORNEY CLEARED OF ALLEGED MURDER PLOT   Aged Washington Millionairc Charges “Frame Up” — Charges Are Dismissed,

COURT DISMISSES. -CONSPIRAGY GASES   Evidence Against Aged Mil. lionaire Attorney Held to — Be Insufficient

CLEAR MILLIONAIRE OF HIS WIFE'S DEATH   Washington Judge Dismisse: Charges Against Him and Two Assistants

COROPRATIONS NOTIFIED TO MAKE REPORT   Secretary of State Mails Notices and Blanks to Every Corporation in State With Request for Actien.

NATIONAL LEAGUE ENGAGES JURORS   Alleged Crooked Work HOW Under investigation.   PRESIDENT OF CUSS HEAHD

BELIEVE CLUB WAS MADE THE SUCKER   Veeck Finds Rumors Of — Fixing Game Of August 31, At Chicago, Unfounded.

GIANT PLAYERS TELL JURY MORE ‘FIXING   All Refused to be Bought B: Heinie Zimmerman,

THREE PLAYERS TOFIGHT OUSTER      i Weaver, McMullen and Reisberg. Indicted White Sox, Will Carry Their Cases to Courts            MORE PROOF FOUND   Affidavits, Said to Prove Guilt of Chase and Magee Are Submitted by Herrmann

Presents Evidence to Help in Criminal Prosecutions; Gives. Hearty Support.   NATIONAL’ GAME NOT ~~ “FIXED” VEECK CLAIMS   Three of Eight White Sox Players Indicted Declare --. They Are Innocent.

CUBS BROUGHT INTO BASEBALL SCANDAL   President - Veeck Declares “Fake” Telegrams Were- Gamblers Plot

ATIONAL LEAGUE SUBJECT OF PROBE   Cook County Grand Jury Devotes Session to Examinations.   Convinced That August 31st Game With Philadelphia Gives No Evidence of Crooked Work—Affidavits From Christy Mathewson Prove Guilt of Chase and Magee.

WEAVER, TIGHERG ANU MMULLIN SAY TREY RE INNOGEN   Will Fight Case in Court Three of Indicted Ball Players Declare.   VEECK THINKS CHICACO CUBS WERE MADE SUCKERS   Believes Telegrams Saying Game With Philadelphia Wa: Fixed Were Eent by Gam. blers Themselves to Makc Club Present Strong Front

ON FIXING GAME'   CROOKEDNESS IN NATION AI LE‘GUEF MAIN SUBJECT OF DAY'S WORK.

OF THE FIVE SOCIALIST ASEM  BLYMEN   In the New York Legislature Uati After Trial Defeated   6 Below Zero Didn’t Deter Attendance of Distinguished Visitors   Proceedings Became Trial of Judiciary Committee and Assembly Inetead of the Socialists.

OF THE FIVE. SOCIALIST ASSEM BLYMEN   Inthe New York Legislature Until After Trial Defeated

DRIVE FOR         LINDLEY IN TRIBUTE   Says Chamber of Commerce  dispensable Agency. for C t ” mumity Unpbuilding        Canvassing Will Continue. Week: the Entire List of Prospects‘: Is Gone Over on

DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS FOR ORGANIZATION 4S_ NOW FAIRLY UNDER — , WAY   LINDLEY IN TRIBUTE   Says Chamber of Commerce Is In dispensable Agency for Community Upbuilding   Canvassing Will Continue ‘Until the Entire List of Prospects Is Gone Over

Japan Will Establish Military Government  in Nikolaevsk, Siberia

FINDS CZARISTS RUN REDS   Dutch Writer Says 60 Per Cent of Of. ficers Are From Old Russian Upper Class.

MAJORITY OF RED ARMY GZARISTS   Dutch Investigator Says Not More Than 20 Per Cent Real Bolshevists.

RED ARMY MOSTLY NEUTRAL, STATED HOLLAND WAITER   80 Per Cent Not Really Red, He _ Asserts: Czarist Tendency . Has Officer Majoritl  TWO KINDS OF BOLSHEVIKI FOUND IN HIS LATE TOUR   One Cranks, Adventurers and Rascals, Others Marxites Giving Fair Treatment.

SAYS 80 PER CENT OF ~ RED ARMY NOT LOYAL      G. NYPELS. STAFF CORRESPONDENT, TELIS OF CONDITIONS IN RUSSIAN ARMY AS THEY ARE TODAY.

BOLGHEVIK ARMY FORGED TO SERVE   EIGHTY PERCENT OF RED ARMY NEUTRAL IN SENTIMENT IT IS SAID.   Bolsheviki Operating on Mur mansk Coast Successful in Capturing Ice-Breaking Machines.

80 PERCT. RED ARMY NEUTRAL   Sixty Percent of  Officers Are ‘‘Czarist’’ Says This Correspondent

SAYS CZARISTS RULE REDS   Hollander Finds 60 Per Cent of Offi. cers of Old Upper Class.

FORGED INTO SERVICE   SIXTY PER CENT OF OFFICERS ARE FROM HIGHER CLASS AND COMPELLED TO FIGHT,

INVESTIGATOR SAYS ‘RED’ ARMY ISN’T RED AT ALI   Writer Returned from Region ‘to the North States 80 Per Cent of Men Are Neutral.

AED SOLDIERS OF ; AUSSTA REALLY ROT  AED, 1S ASSERTION   Most of Soviet Troops Neutral Newspaper Man Says After Investigation

WRECK AVERTED BY ENCINEER      LOCOMOTIVE PULLING STUDENT SPECIAL LEAVES RAILS— NO ONE INJURED

WILL BE MADE WITHIN FEW DAYS   White House Ready To Act In Case of An Emergency.

Attorney General Palmer Returns From Georgia and a Once Begins Study of Reports of Railroad Crisis 0: Which to Base Policy of Federal Authorities.   MAY SEEK INJUNCTION.  OR ORDERL CRIMINAL ACTION.

Situation Increases In Seriousness All Over the Country   ‘CRISIS BELIEVED NEAR      Railroad Labor Unions to Present Wage Demands to Companies April 28

THREAT 10 LEAVE PARTY NOW MAL   irreconcilables Insist on Stance Against League.   ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED   Action Puts Issue Suddenly to Fore of All Questions Before Republican Convention -—-Watson Announces Platform Will Not be Ready Un _ til This Afternoon.

SPLIT IN RANKS LOOMS IF G.0.P. FAVORS LEAGUE   Panic Tossed Into Conven tion Camp by Irreconcil able Faction.

PARTY SPLIT THREATENED BY SENATOR FROM IDAHO   Borah Resents Efforts of Former Senator Crane for Approval of League with Reservations.

OES OF TREATY ho ORIGINALLY DAAWN UP oTATE  THEIR POSITION   Platform Must Declare Flatly Against the League or They Will Quit the G. 0.  P Ganatore Cay.   ISSUE OVERSHADOWS PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Borah Tells Conference He and His Colleagues Never Will Support Such Plank; Expect a Hot Fight,

BITTER FIGHT IN CHICAGO CULMINATES IN DEMAND FOR ANTI-PACT PLANK   OVERSHADOWS NOMINATION   Presidential Choice Eclipsed By  Question of Action on Covenant.

Peacemakers Pushed Aside Ir Fight at Resolution Committee Session.   “BOLT” AS IN 1916 MAY BE OUTCOME   “No Element of Bluff In Ou Position,” Anti-League Leaders Declare.

Convention Split — Looms on League Of Nations Issue   Irreconcilables Give Ultimatum That They. Will _ Bolt if Demand for League of Nations Plank With Reservations Is Not Accepted.

IAAECONGILABLES OPENLY THREATEN TO DESERT PART)   Demand a Flat Dectaratior Against League With or Without Reservations   ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED IN DRAMATIC FASHION   Leaders Only Hali-Weartedly Atiempting to Conceal Their Apprehension Over the Situation—Sub-Committee Secks to Find Middle Course That Will Hola Party Together,

THREATEN BOLT UNLESO LEAGUE PLANKS UPHELD   Irreconcilables Obdurate — in Stand Opposed to Adopting Reservations   SENATOR WATSON PLEADS ‘FOR HARMONY IN PARTY   Plan to Unload League of Nations Dynamite on Convention Delegates

TO GET OUT ON LEAGUE      PLATFORM COMMITTEE és UNABLE TO G#T ifs WORK CONCLY BED

PARTY SPLIT NOW LOOMS AS A POSSIBILITY   Will Quit Party Unless League Is Condemned, Irreconcilables Say   ‘Watson’s Pleadings For Har mony Go Unheeded; Fever “ish Conferences Held

OPEN THREAT OF HOLT 1S MADE AY BORAH OUTEN   TO GET OUT ON LEAGUE   PLATFORM COMMITTEE IS UNABLE TO GET ITS WORK CONCLUDED

ULTIMATUM is MADE BY IRRECONCILABLES AFTER A CONFERENCE   aders  Half-Heartediy At. a” « to Conceal Their pprehension.   PLATFORM COMMITTEE MAY REPORT LATE TODAY   Johnson Gives Notice He Will Carry Fight to People if Delegates Do Not Stick.

n a ‘Desperate Effort to ‘Bring  ‘Harmony  -Pleaded That Rising Animoasities Be For matum Delivered in Dramatic Fashion.

Mild Reservation Group Stiffens Resistance and Again Brings Issue to the Fore Just When Everything Was Going So Good; Twenty-eight Subjects Are Discussed   MOVEMENT TO NOMINATE FIRST

MINERS RETURNING TO WORK,   Men in Bituminous Field are Going lack to the Mines.

‘ERS RETURNING TO! WORK.   Men, in Bi inous’ Fie 1d are Goin Rack 10 the

NCTATOR OF FIUME 13 MAN OF SUPERSTITIONS AND MANY UINUISUIAL IDEA   ICE CREAM AND CRAB SALAD AMONG HIS MOST FAVORITE DINNER DISHES,

hLSh SENATOR TO WEST VIRGINIA BY SPECIAL TRAIN ‘GO SAVE DAY FOR SUFFRAGE

West Virginia State Senator RushesHome  To Vote for Suffrage   Airplane Was Ready to Make Hurried Trip from Chicago to Charleston, but SenatOr’s Wife Dida’t Want to Take Chances. Suffrage Special Is Speeding East with Vote That Will Save Amendment

Special Train Chartered to Save Suffrage   West Virginia Solon Speed: Home to Block Defeat of Amendment

KEPT THE NAVY UNREADY   WILSON OPPOSED PREPAREDNESS PLANS, F. D, ROOSEVELT SAYS.   Sdll Weak After U. S, Entered War, the Assistant Seerctary “Risked dmpeachment!! Spending Millions for Equipment.

HAZARDOUS OFFICIAL ACTS JECPARDIZED HIS LIBERT!   Roosevelt of Navy Department Is in Line for “999 Years’ Sentence.”

Wilson Silent as War Be. came Certainty, Says Secretary.   NAVY OFFICIAL BARES EXECUTIVE’S ATTITUDE   U. S. Had 350 Warships In European Waters When Armistice Was Sioned.

ROOSEVELT MAKES SOME ADMISSIONS   Spent Forty Millions With. out Authority.

TAGGART CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR SENATOR   To Make Race in Democratic Primary—Petition Bearing 3.000 Names Filed.

oun, ain MEXICO . IN A A PEACE ERA Now. War Duys Over, ( -“Obrexzon Declares o}

UFFICIAL REVEALS SINK FEIN PLOTS   Property in Liverpool anc Manchester is Threatened.   PLAN’S DETAILS SHOWA

PLUT BLOW UP ENGLANG   Pep Injected Into Irish De bate in the House of Commons.

‘Devlin. “Declares _ Revelation Was Written. In Dub.” lin Castle:   ASQUITH. CONDEMNS “19.7  REPRIALS SYSTEM!   ‘Chief ‘Secretary: S “Says Some “American ‘Correspondents ” Ave In Mirder Gang.

OFFICIAL REVEALS > WN FEIN PLOTS   Property in Liverpec! ang Manchester is Threatened.  PLANTS DETAILS SHOWS

PLAN DESTRUCTION UF POWERHOUSE IN MANCHESTER   Also the Planting of 800 Pounds of Gelignite at 21 Points in Liverpool.

PLOT REVELATION _ FEATURES DEBATE   Sinn Feiners Planned tc  Destroy Property. .

AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS

AVIATION PROBE TO BE DEBATED   Move Is for Campaign Purposes of Republicans, ~ Is Charge.

SPEAKING HINERARY OF COX Is ANNOUNGEL   Will Devote First Part of Cam paign to Tour of Centra And Eastern States   Will Then Swing to West While Roosevelt Is lo Do His Part

COX TO START CAMPAIGN SOO   Central“ and. Easter’ States First on Itinerary; Comes... West in September. 

GOX TD ATTAGK —EASTIN AUGUST   Democratic Candidate Starts Work After Notification Next Month. .   KEEP ROOSEVELT BUSY

COX STUMPING TOUR STARTS: FOLLOWING HIS. NOTIFICATION: WILLANVADE WEST   Roosevelt Probably “Will Moke Swing ‘Through West: While Governor ig in the East

EAST CHOSEN FOR OPENING OF COX TOUR   DEMOCRATIC  FLAC _ BEARERS SPEAKINC  JTINERARY   ‘Mapped Out at Confab Today—Governor to Spend ‘Three Weeks in East Before Starting on His Western Tour.

CAMPAIGN FIGHTS IN EAST.   ia iin SSUES rial MAW e     Governor Cox WHI. Try Winning There. =

GOV. COX PLANS FIRST SPEECHES IN THE EAST   DEMOCRATIC FLA AG BEARER WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN AUGUST 7      Vice Presidential Nominee Will Work West First and Will follow Cox in East

COX SPEAKS FIRST IN EAST   Democratic Nominee to Cover Central States Next.

ELIMINATE FALSE FACTORS IN COSTS COLVER’S ADVICE   BEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. ER SAYS THIS IS NO TOME FUR CAPITAL OR LAROW TO STRIKE   URGES PACT RATIFICATION   :  Uncertainty Resulting From Delay in  Ratification cf Peace Treaty  is Working Injury to American Business  f ant Labor

COLYER. URGES RATIFICATION OF THE PEAGE TREAT   international Situation Has a Direc Bearing Unon the Business Situation of Every Concern in United States.

“The Loyalty of Lena,” the Best One Reel Drama   Valiant Lena Wrests Deadly Weapon from_the Wicked Clutches of Bandits and Then They Flee.

$44,000,000 TAX JUMP HITS STATE   Public, Resentful of Unwarranted ie crease, Holde Governor Goodrich and Warren T. McCray Responsible for Law.   DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IS SEEN

AKIN HEADS LOCAL BANK   J.T. AKIN ELECTED PRESIDEN ‘OV PEOPLE'S STATE BANK AT MEETING: LAST NIGHT   GIRECTORS HOLO BANQUET

AKIN HEADS LOCAL BANK      1.7. AKIN ELECTED PRESIDEN OF PEOPLE'S STATE BANK AT MELTING LAST NIGER .   DIRECTORS HOLO BANQUET

RAIL STRIKE IN -— 1S: FIFTH WEE   Insurgent Switchmen ‘pti Doggedly Gling to Hope ol. ‘Victory’

U.S. WILL NOT MEDDLE IN PAY SCALE DISPUTE   Wage Award Controvers: Rests Upon Operators,  Wilson Says.

DOOR 10 FURTHER ANTEAGITE WAGE NGREASES OPENEL   geste Will Not Inter fere With Any Changes  Made in Agreement.   COMMITTEE TO RESUME DELIBERATIONS MONDAY   Future Negotiations Largely Dependent Upon Action ot Operators, Whose Repre. sentatives Decline to Give Any Indication of Attitude

DOOR 15 OPENED TO NEGOTIATION   For Wage Advances inAn:thracite Industry   WILL RESUME MONDAY   Joint Scale Committee to Reconvene—Secretary Wilson Interprets President’s Letter to Mean Mutual Agreement Would be Permitted— Much Depends on Operators

WAGE BUOST LIKELY FOR HARD GOAL MED   Government Opens the Duar t Furia erease,

Door to Further Wage Advances ih Anthracite Coal- Thdustry Opened “¢ By Joint Committee,

WAGE BOOST LIKELY FOR HARD COAL MEN   Government Opens the Door f ~*~ Further’ Increase,

REOPEN MINERS WACE PROBLEMS   Government Waives Interference  With Any Changes Joint Scale  Committee May Make   Consent of Operators to Rates Now Being Paid Is Only Requisite Now Necessary

ALL RIGHT WITH UNCLE SAM IF ANTHRACITE MINE OWNERS AND MINERS AGREE TO HIGHER PAY SCALE

]2 YEAR OLD GIRL MURDERED   Body of  Virginia Walker, of. Springfield, Found in Shed Neat Home.

SPRINGFIELD SCENE OF AN AWFUL CRIME   Body of Little Girl Is Found in Shed—Whole Detective Force Is Engagedin Effort To Run Down Murderer.

BODIES OF OIL MEN ARE ON WAY TO TEXAS   One Was Shot and Other Stabbed Both in the Back—No Metive for Vurders Diselosed,

KAPP BORN IN NEW YORK.   New Chancellor Refused t Learn German When 12 Years Old.

PRESENT CHANCELLOR OF GERMANY BORN IN GOTHAM   Refused To Learn Language and Later ‘Faken ‘To Germany To Complete Education.

WEW PREMIER OF GERMANY WAS BORN IN NEW YORK   Wolfgang Kapp, Leader of German Revolution Is Native Born American—Father Lives In N, Y.

REVOLT LEADER ONCE REJECTED LANGUAGE   Kapp Refused as Boy to Learr to Speak German. .

O MULLIFIES CITY'S LES REGISTRATION LAY   HIOLENGE MARKS LABOR TROUBLES   Many Killed and Wounded in _ Clashes Between S. A. Workers and Strikers.

WILD LOCOMOTIVE °. / RUNS INTO Titan   Clashes in Argentine“Labor Disputes.

Striking Laborers Send Runaway Engine Head On Into Passenger Train

LABOR TROUBLES CAUSE VIOLENCE   Wild Engine Hits Speeial Train Carrying Papal Muncio

RUNAWAY ENGINE STRIKES TRAIN CARRYING NUNCIO   Argentine Strikers .Believed to Have Sent Locomotive

WOMEN SURELT ARE EMERGINE   LEADERS OF G. 0. P. BETTER HALF ARE PREPARING TO LAUNCH STRENGTH.

G. 0. P. WOMEN RE ADY TO PRE STRENGTH AT’ PSYCHOLO MOMENT AT CHIC AGO CONVE

HOTEL LOBBIES = IN GHIGAGO ARE ALREADY FILLED   More Than (00 Woman Suffrage Delegates Are on Hand to Show Strength at Psychological — Moment.

BANQUET FOR EDWARD C. TONEF   EDITOR CANDIDATE FOR GOVEENOR RECEIVES BIG OVATION IN HIS HOME TOWN

EDITOR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR RECEIVES BIG OVATION IN HIS HOME TOWN

PLANNING FOR THIRD PARTY   Amertean Federation of Laber (on. venation May Lay the Foendattesn 

FEDERATION OF LABOR IN CONVENTION TODAY   Progressive Wing Will Seek to Lay Foundation For Este blishment of U, S, Labor Party

AMERICAN LABOR PARTY LAUNGHED   Montreal Convention Will Discuss Plans For New Political Body

BRANDS DE. MPSE y A Sh. At ‘KER,  Denver Legion Pont ‘Wontd Prevent

DEMPSEY CALLED A SLACKER   American Legion Post at Denver Sends Out Resolutions. .

BRANDS DEMPSEY AS SLACKER   American Legion Post ny Denver Wants None of Hins.

BOTH PARTIES NAME TICKET IN IDAHO   Democrats Renominate Nugent For U. S. Senate and Choose Woman To Make Race For Congress.

STATEG. O. P. CONVENTION ON TUESDAY   State Chairman Charles Raw son Has Not Yet Complet ed Arrangements.

PARTY LEADERS AND OFFICIALS PRESENGE ASKER   AT STATE REPUBLICAN MEET TUESDAY.   Chairman Rawson Says That Speec! Making at Gathering Will De pend on Speed in Selecting Candidates.

BELIEVE BERGDOLL ESCAPES AT SE:   Indicated Notorious Slacker Le! Coast In Mother’s Yacht- Sought idden Treasure”

GROVER C. BERGDOLL HAS NOT YET BEEN LOCATED   MAY HAVE MADE GETAWAY ON MOTHER'S YACHT WHICH HAS DISAPPEARED — WAR DEPARTMENT INQUIRY IS UNDER WAY.

OFFERED VOTES FOR SALE IN TENNESSEE   Woman Declares Action of the Legislature Would Make a Black Page in History.

VOTES OFFERED FOR SALE   Woman Anti Says Tennesace Lexis “Jatare’s Action Black Page.

PLAYERS ARE INDICTED TODAY   Seven Present and Ons Former Player Chargec With Fraud in Las Years Series.   COMMISKY FIRES "EM, DOES IT QUICK   Sox Manager Tells Player Information in Scanda Probe Is Cause of Thei: Getting the Axe.

EXTRA!   GAMBLING SCANDAI   THIS LIST INCLUDES JOE JACK. SON AND OTHERS.   CHICK GANDIL, FORMER SOX ALSO ON LIST   All Seven Have Been Suspended from the Team by Comiskey, Who By So Doing Throws Away Chances of the 1920 Pennant.

CLAIM PITCHER GAMBLING RING   SEVEN MEMBERS OF WHITE SOX BASEBALL CLUB INDICAT. ED ON CHARGE OF GAMBLING DURING 1919 WORLD SERIES

GIANG FU PENNANT tlh  IMAL UD (It PY AYERS   Chick Gandil, Who Played on Elks’ Team Here This Summer. Named   CICOTTE IS SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED   Comiskey Says Players, i Guilty, Will Be Driven Out of Game

WELL KNOWN ARTIST DIES.   Harper Pennington Belonged to Promfnent Maryland Family.

UNCLE SAM GETS POSSESSION OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF LIQUORS WEDNESDAY THROUGH SEIZURE

NGLE SAM TAKES CHARI OF ALL LIQUORS TODAY   All Unregistered Intoxicating Beverages Stored in Ware. houses Subject to Seizure

UNCLE SAM  OWNS LARCE QUANTITIES LIQUOR TODAY   Unrecistered Intexicants in Ware heuses May Be Seized, But for ome Consumption Exemot.

THOMPSON ATTACK ON LOWDEN   Chieage Mayer Accuses Governor of Violating Oath.

THOMPSON MAKES GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST LOWDEN   Accuses Governor O Breaking Oath Of Office.

OFFICIAL MEETING to CONSIDER ESTABLISHMENT OF TRADE RELATIONS IS HELD.

ener err DEMOCRATS PIGHT OVER LEAGUE  However. a Plank af Indaraemeanée te

PEMOGRATS FIGHT OVER LEAGUE   -However,*a Plank of Indorsement Is +} Adopted in Massachusetts.

Democratic Resolutions Committee Also Demands Just Settlement of Irish Question   Platform as. Reported En. dorses National Platform and Wilson Administration

BAY STATE MEET INDORSES LEAGUE    MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION INCLUDES MEAS. URE IN PLATFORM.

First Assembly Favor Increase In  Of League Ends House Membership

HAST COUNCIL  LEAGUE. NATIONS  “COMPLETED LABOR AND ADJOURNED   Leaders. Claim International  Alliance Has Proven Itself  ‘a “Living . Organization, a Successful Institution”   NO REFERENCE MADE TO UNITED STATES   ORATORS WHO SPOKE WITH THE CLOSING. OF FIRST, MEETING © _ REFERRED NOT TO LAND .OF THE SETTING SUN

LEAGUE FAST ON ITS FEET   GIVEN LIFE AND ORGANISM IN THE FIRVF ASSEMBLY.   SESSIONS AT GENEVA CLOSED   MEETING PRONOUNCED 4 SUCCES. BY rrs MEMBERS.   Seme Pet Measures Meet Whh Die. aster, But All That Could Be Eu < peeted ef It Deme ead Rvee Morea

LEAGUE PROVED  LIVING ORGANISN   First Meeting of Assembiy Closes in Burst of Elo: quence After an Unusually Full Day.

UE ASSEMBLY MEETING (5 OVER   THE LEAGUE HAS DEVELOPED A CONSCIOUSNESS AND WILL LIVE—HYMANS

i 3 a Ss 5 gs oi 1 a7 Bs . N d ~BS. Bey ye ee - & z oo ‘ a : ‘s (on eRe Wror Ba Ek mm . a ‘ee - , Be 4 A ; : sane E NG . r ae) ‘ 4 i o 3 = ; oop Be Boe Soe. : : : ‘ a oe Fe + pe , a a =   Balfour Declares Council Will Ignore Ree. ~ ommendations Concerning. Mandates; _ Esperanto Language Disapproved. 

FIRST ASSEMBLY 15 ADIQUANE   LEAGUE DECLARED LIVING ORnGANIZATITON AND SUCCESS IN CLOSING SPEECHES

First League of Nations Assembly Meeting Close:      Burst of Agitated and Not Always Clear Eloquence  Marks Final Session at Geneva—Delegates Ex press Opinion That Everything Possible Has Been Accomplished.

LEvGUE NOT  [TAME PCMEUE LEAVE GLA:  Li] SaTisricy   Achievements of Assembly Make Compaci? Living, Vital Thing, Hymans Declares at Final Session.   CECIL CRITICIZES COUNCIL'S ACTION   (Draws Assertion From Bal' four That No Attention  WH Be Paid to Ruling on Ll Mandates

LEAGUE PROVES GREATER SUCCESS THAN ANTICIPATED   First Meeting of Assembl; Establishes It as Living Organization.

SHARP CRITICISM OF COUNCIL FOR HANDLING OF MANDATES MARKS CLOSING OF ASSEMBLY   President Hymans, in Closing Address, Declares Organization: Has Accomplished All That Could Have Been Expected and Thai lt Has Proved Its Value and License to Live

VERBAL BATTLE MARKS LEAGUE SESSION CLOSE   BRITISH PROVINCES LEAD FIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION OF COLONIES UNDER MANDATES

LEAGUE ADJOURN TS FIRST SESSION   LAST DAY WAS ONE OF ORA. TORY AND HEATED DE.BATE BY DELEGATES   [5 A LIVING §ORGANISN   President Hymans Tells the Dele. gates The League of Nations Has Proved to Be Very Much Alive.

Delegates Assert Work Completed at Sessions Has Proven Profitable and Most Satistactory   OFFICIALS -CLASH OVER MANDATES   Proposal to Suspend the Teaching of Esperanto in Public Schools Fails to Carry After Debate

LEAGUE SESSION CLOSES WITH ORATORS ON JOE   i  Assembly Quits Work m Burst of Eloquence—A Living Organization.”

BALFOUR CHARGES COERCION IN CASE QF MANDATORIES   Refusal to Make Texts Public and Allow Discussion Is Criticised.

FIRST ASSEMBLY QF LEAGUE ENDED WITH ELOQUENCE   .eading Delegates Express Satisfaction Over Outcome of Session   HYMAN SAYS LEAGUE DEMONSTRATED VALUE   Final Day Marked By Debate On Question of Recommendations On Mandates

FIRST LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY MEETING CLOSES   Delegates Express Opinion That Everything Possible Has Been Accomplished.

SMTION PROVINCES LEAD Flaws AGAINST. EXPLOITATION OF COLONIES DNDER MANDATES

ASSEMBLY CLOSES INITIAL SESSION   Delegates Told League I: Living Organization and  9a @Gunnnce   BRITISH ENVOYS CLASH   Verbal Tilt. Over Mandates Marks Final Day; Recommendations Adopted

PRESTON WINS: ‘CASE. AGAINST -YOLO- fowan   SUPREME: “COURT SUSTAINS JURY!S VERDICT. - TO) GOMPENSATION  AND DAMAGES...

PRESTON WINS CASE AGAINST YOLO COMPAR)   SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS JURY’S VERDICT AS TO COMPENSATION AND  DAMAGES .

RECESS APPOINTMENTS FILL COMMERCE BOARD   President Installs Men Noininated but Failing of Senate’s Approval

RECESS APPOINTMENTS MADE BY PRES. WILSON   Three. Men Appointed to the I. C. Commission.

PRESIDENT NAMES SI)   MAKES RECESS APPOINTMENTS TO INTERSTATE COMMISSION AND OTHER POSTS. >

APPOINTMENTS BY PRESIDEN’   Nicholas Kelley of New York Up for Assistant Secretary Treasury

APPOINTED’ BY PRESIDENT,   New Member of Tariff and. Interstate Commerce Commissions.

PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES REGESS APPOINTMENTS TO FEDERAL POSITIONS   THREE MEMBERS OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION CHOSEN BY EXECUTIVE.

MEXICO ASKS RECOGNITION   New Government Wants Cerdial Relations Resumed With the  Et mitaszt  Géa émm

TRANGE SALUTES AMERICAN DEAD ON ANNIVERSAR)   Premier Leygues Gives Ou Statement Recalling Magnificent Assistance Given  Allies by U. S.

QUIET IN LONDONDERRY PEACE CONFERENGE SITS      EFFORT TO RESTORE ORDER IN STRICKEN CITY — RAIL CRISIS GENERAL— REPORT ROBBERY IN BELFAST TOWN.

OFFICIALS CONFER IN LONDONDERR\   Situation in Beseiged City Reported to Be. Materially Improved   FACTORIES RESUME WORK   Railway Situation in Ireland Is Becoming Worse, Says Correspondent

HARDING AND COX RAYS OF HOPE FUR WETS, SAYS BAYAN   Both Virtually Asked Congress to Change Volstead Act, Is Commoner Charge.

FINAL APPEAL OF COX   SAYS VOTE TUEBSDAY Is) FOR LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE,   If Harding is Elected League Will Not Be Submitted to Senate.

FINAL APPEAL OF GO   BAYS VOTE TUESDAY is For  LEAGUE OR N SAGUE, +      i Harding is ‘Bleetel Teague Wi ‘il Not Be Submitted to Senate,

10,000 INDIANS FOR U. S.. ARM}   Billi Would Authorize. Enlistment o: the American Rad Men as ex Yank Fighters,

RED MEN FOR U. S. ARMY   Senate Committee Bill Authorizes 10, NOON tndian Soldiers.

SECRETARY MADE GOAT IS OPINION   Congress Leader Calls Presi: dent’s Action an Infernal Oitrage.   THE WAY IT HAPPENED

Further Sensational Developments Expected it Department Owing to Demoralization _ Existing in the Diplomatic Service.   WHAT THEY SATD.

MISSING 20 YEARS, FIND HER SKELETON IN HOSPITAL (N WHICH SHE DISAPPEARE!

FIND SKELETON OF A WOMAN   Discovered in Attic of Gnee Hospital  at indianupolis.

SKELETON 15 FOUND   DISCOVERY IN ATTIC OF FORMER HOSPITAL MAY SOLVE MYSTERY OF 20 YEARS AGO.

ATTIC SMELETON BRINGS UP OLD MYSTERY   is Believed To Be Carrie Selvage,. Missing for Twenty Years.

WOMAN’S SKELETON IN ATTIC   Remains Discovered in Building at In. dianapolis Formerly Used as Hospital.

ATTIC YIELDS UP A DEATH SECRET   Skeleton of Indianapolis Wom an Who Disappeared Found.

AN ENORMOUS VICTORY   Many States Entirely Filminated Democrats from Delegations.   DETAILS OF RECENT ELECTION   *  Missouri Made Remarkable Shift in > Sending Ten Democrats to Defeat at Poils. :

RUSS COLD KILLS HUNDREDS   Refugees Suffer in Worst Storm in Twenty Years in South—Great Shortage of Fuel,

TWO GOVERNORS APE OBJECTS OF BRYAN’S ATTACK   Edwards and Smith Seek to Bury Party in, Saloon’s Grave, He Says   SEQUEL TO TALK AT  CUMMING’S BANQUET

BRYAN ASSAILS EDWARDS   Saye the Governor of New Jeersey Attempts to Bury Party ‘With Saloon,

LIQUOR MEN TRY 10 BURY DEMOCRATIC “PARTY WITH BOOZE   BRYAN CHARGES NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR WITH ENDEAVORING TO WRECK PARTY.

3N STATEMENT HE CHARGES  THEM WITH TRYING TO BURY DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN GRAVE WITH SALOON.   He Says They Both Owe Their Elec. tion to a Lawiess Business Which Conspires Against the Public Morale—Fight on Its Merits Will Be  Farce.

W. J. BRYAN FLAYS — TWO GOVERNORS   CHARGES GOVERNORS OF NEW  YORK AND NEW JERSEY BURIED PARTY. ,   (Ry United Press)

STATE BURIED IN FALL VARY ING FROM TWO FEET AT ENID TO THREE INCHES IN TEXAS.

TO HOLD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS   Leaders to Nieet in Chicage te Deter. mine the Pcticies of the Party.

G. 0. P. MEN TO HOLD CAUCUS   Republican Leaders to Meet in Ch caao for Conference.

America Welcomes French Mitt Artist   Georges Steps Ashore At New York Docks, Ready To Meet J. Dempsey   WILL TAKE JACK’S MEASURE IN 6 ROUNDS?

vAYO HELL WIN IN SIX ROUNDS   Europe’s Champion Pugilist Reaches New York and Talks Cocky as a Briton.   GEORGES CARPENTIER THINES WELL OF SELF    ‘He’ s Ready to Meet Dempsey  at Any Tinie and at Anv Place.

ST. SWITHIN DETHRONED   Rained More Than -Fifty Per Cent of Days Since July 15.

All Revolution Plotters Must Serve — PrisonTerm Before Their Departure

GOTHAM POLICE READY TO COPE WITH RADICALS   New York Authorities Take a Firm Grip on Radicals and Sternly Repress Intended Efforts to Make Unlawful lemonstrations.

ALERTACTION AWES THE REDS EVERYWHERE   THE PLANNED MAY DAY. STUNTS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE TODAY.   POLICE, TROOPS AND  * DETECTIVES ALERT

New York City is Closely Guarded and Police Oflieers and ‘Troops = Are Watching Situation.  PARIS 15 QUIET      Threatened Outbreak Did Nol Occur As Expected— State Armory al Harford Conn, Protected.

DECIDE FATE WOMAN'S PARTY NEXT FEBRUARY   Efforts fo Raise $50,000 fo National Memorial to Suffrage Pioneers.

GALVESTON HOPES TROOPS TO DEPART   Conference Between State and City Officials To Be Held Wednesday Morning

FIVE CHARRED BODIES FOUND   in the Ruins of a Deaructive Fire Which Swept Clariton, PennsyIvania Last Night.

FIVE BURNED IN PITTSBURGH FIRE   MIPNIGNT FIRE FRIDAY REN. DERS SCORES HOMELESS IN PENNSYLVANIA.   BLOCK OF- HOUSES BURNED.

In the Ruins of 15 Fire Swept Homes in Clariton, Near Pittsburg,

VE CREMATED IN FIRE DESTROYING FIFTEEN HOMES   Charred  R  Beyond ‘ecognition, Five Bodies Are Waiting Identification.

LEAGUE WILL CUT ARMAMENT COST AND AID FARMING   Millions Of Dollars Saved Would Be Used To Reclaim Land.

COX WOULD NAME BUDGET EXPERT, PRESIDENT’S AID   Reerganize Bureaus and Run Government On Budget, Dem Candidate Advocates   CO-ORDINATE OFFICES   BUDGET COMMISSIONER WOULD SUPPLY PRESIDENT WITH FINANCIAL RECOMMEND ATIONS

COX HAS FINANCE PLAN      Tells Portland People of Budget Commission.   (Ry Associated Press)

COX TROUBLED ON WESTERN TRIP BY THROAT SORENESS   May Be Forced to Eliminate Car Platform Speeches on Swing to Salt Lake.   CANDIDATE ADVOCATES GOVERNMENTAL REFORM   Present System ts Inefficient and Overlapping, Cox Says, Urging Budget System.

SOMETHING WRONG IN ALASKA SAYS GOV. COX   Democratic Candidate Admits Territory of Far North Is Not Given Justice

COX DECLARES BE OPENED UP      Also Urges, Budget: Commis ‘sioner in’Spéech to Port_ Jand Audience. >.   WOULD USE ARMAMENT MONEY ON ARID LAND

URGES BUDGET COMMISSIONER FOR EXECUTIVE   Democratic Nominee Amazed At Wes?’s Retiamation of Once Waste Sands   FAVORS DEVELOPMENT OF ALASKAN TERRITORY   Must Apply Business Principles To Federai Government, He Says

COX’S POLICY ~ ON FINANCES IS TOLD IN SPEECH   BUDGET COMMISSIONER WOULD AID PRESIDEN’   Candidate Also Enters Inte Discussion ef League of Nations Queslion, Hitting React fonuries.

COX PROPOSES BUDGET OFFICER FAR EXECUTIVE   Speaking In Portland, Oregon, Advocates Such Aide fo the President, +   DEMANDS MORE ECONOMY   Also Discusses Need of Meas ures For Development of Alaska.

BUDGEI NAMED AS PART OF COX PLAN   Changes In Financial Policy Advocated By Governor In Speech At Portland, Oregon  Points To Reclamation fs Sample of What League Of Nations Would Allow

COX SPEARS UN FINANCE NEEDS   MISTAKES OF CONGRESS MUST BE REMEDIED, NOMINEE TELLS AUDIENCE

COX OUTLINES HIS FINANCIAL POLICY TODAY   Budget Commissioner t< Act as Assistant to Presi dent is Proposed.

Quarrel Over Profits On Moonshine Has Fatal Results   Bodies of Two Men Were Found In Creck This Morning

T WO MEN * " MURDERED   In Quarrel ‘Over Profits on Moonshine—Wife of Al  Jeged Slayer Gives Story of the Killing. + .

Split of Moonshine Profit — Results in Double Murder And Kidnaping of Children

MURDERS BAREL BY WOMAN   Cleveland Mother Reveals Double Tragedy In Huat for Her Children—Bodies, Hidden In Creek for Month, Found—Slain In Moonshine Row

PALMER'S HAT 'POSSED EN,   Formal Announcement Paken as No. tien That Witean Wanti Huan.

NO TINO TERM OR PRESIDENT  5 BELIEF NOW   PALMER’S ACTION OPENS BALL   M’ADOO AND OTHERS TO ANNOUNCE SELVES VERY SOON

PALMER. THROW HIS HAT IN RING      Action of Attorney General . Formally Opens Deniocra tic Presidential! Drive.

PALMER'S TOGA CAST INTO RING: CAMPAIGN OPENFI   Democratic Politicians Believe Attorney General’s Announcement Will Be Fol lowed By Others.

PRESIDENT 8 OF OF TT,   Volmer Otherwise Wonld Not Haws  Annownced Candidacy.

PALMER THROWS HIS HAT IN RING   Democratic Campaign Opens With Announcement of Attorney General   ON BALLOT IN GEORGIA   Other Candidates Expected to Announce Within Next Few Days

NO THIRD TERM FOR PRESIDENT ~ IS RELIEF NOW   PALMER’S ACTION OPENS BALL   APABOO AND OTHERS Te ANNOUNCE SELVES VERY SOON

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER THROWS HAT INT? THE RINE   Announcement Opens Presi dential Campaign From Democratic Standpoint.   OTHERS EXPECTED TO GET INTO RACE SHORTLY   Should Mr. Bryan Remain Firm in His Resolve Not to be a Candidate Speculation as to the Man Who Will Receive the Former Leader's Endorsement Will be Widespread,

LAW IS APPLIED TO FARMING   Reddick Shows How The Plumb Plan Would Work With  eS ee a

LAW Is APPLIED TG FARING   Reddick Shows How The Plumb Plan Would Werk With  zy

Cincugs DAY ALMOST HERE   Ringling Bros. and Barnum & ‘Bailey Great Double Shows Are imAigaitas .

HOOPLAL GIRGUS DAY ALMOST HERE   Ringilng Bros. and Garmum & Bailey Great Double Shows Are impa-° fiently Awalted,

CIRCUS DAY  - IS ALMOST HERE   Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Balley Great Double Shows Are ine  emmblamalan. Besse tbnal

HOOPLA! CIRCUS DAY IS ALMOST HERI   Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Great Donble Shows Are Impatiently Awaited

HOOPLA! CIRCUS DAY ALMOST HERE   RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY GREAT DOUBLE SHOWS TO VISIT DANVILLE

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baile Great Double Shows Are Impatient!) Awaited.

TROOPS PREVENTED BELFAST MASSACRE   Eighteen Persons Killed During Sinn Fein-Unionist Riots.

ITALIAN STEAMER IS FORCED TO LOWER HER FLAG   Attack On Vessel Was Made A City Of Trau On Dalmatian Coast, According To Reports   PASSENGERS WERE INSULTED   Rumors of Similar Incidents On The Eastern Shore Of The Adriatic Have Also Been  Received .

DALMATIA GIVES “TTALYANTNSULT   Italian Ship Is Attacked it Dalmation Port.and Flag _'. Is Hauled ‘Down.   PASSENGERS ARE HURT

RAID AN ITALIAN STEAMER   Serbians Hau! Down Flag at Trau on RDalimation Coast.

HALIAN oTEANICH oUF ERG ATTACK  Rome Authorities Indignant Over Craft Striking Flag To Jugo-Slavs,  ————  RUMOR OTHER INCIDENTS

ITALIAN STEAMER 16 ATTACKED; ORDERED TO LOWER COLORS   Considerable Excitement Fol: lows Reports of Insults at  = "Trau on Dalmatian Coast

DUTCH PAPERS CALL ” EX-KAISER A DESERTEE   Declare He Deserted His Arm ‘And Threw Away His Sword And Crown.

OIL DRILLER ENDED OWN LIFE AFTER KILLING HIS WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN

SELECTION OF JURY AT MONTESANO CONTINUES   Opening Statement in Case of Alleged I. W. W. Charged with Armistice Day Murders is Set

APPELLATE COURT UPHOLDS TAX LAW   STAT: BOARD OF TAX COMMIS. SIONERS GAIN DECESION OVER LOWER COCRT

APPELLATE GUURT UPHOLDS TAA  L WW   STAPG BOARD OF TAX COMMIS. SIONERS GAIN DECISION GVER, LOWER COCRT

MIN BURIED ALIVE      t Se Accident. at Renton, Pa, Endangers Li of Workme

SEVEN MINERS ARE ENTOMBEI   Explosion Occurs This Morn ine at Renton, Pennsylvania.

HOMAS W. REED. KILLED OUTRIGHT “WHILE - HUNTING   D. C. Reed Notified of Son's Accidental Death Sunday. Managed Overland Inter @cte Se Ave unli.

SEVENTH TRE AT INDIANAPOLIS PLANT IK TWO WEEKS  fire Bug Is Responsible — Los: $175,000.

BUY LIBERTY BONDS   600,000 MOOSE ARE URGED To INVEST IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

TO CHECK RISING COSTS   Members of Moose mse Urged to Buy Liberty Bonds.

MOOSE PLAN TO: CHECK UNREST   Will Urge Members to Bus Bonds; Also Plan Big Scheol

MOOSE URGED TO INVEST IN LIBERTY LOANS   Convention Pleads With Members to Ex ercise Thrift

CRASH BREAKS LONG FLIGHT   Aviators Bound for Vancouver Fal Shortly After Leaving Halifax— Uninijured.

LL LUCK AT VERY STAR]   The Transcontinental Fligh Comes to Grief 20 Miles From the Hop-Off,

HEAR. MILLER TONIGHT.   Meetings at Methodist (Church) Aré   - Increasing in Interest Daily. 

HEAR MILLER TONIGHT.   Mieetings at Methodist Church Are Increasing in Interest Daily.

WATSON WINS IN GEORGIA   LATEST RETURNS SHOW THAT TOM WATSON IS GEORGIA’S CHOICE POR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.

PALMER HAS GEORGIALEAD, WATSON NEX]   Senator Hoke Smith Trails in Presidential Primary; Returns Near Complete.

GOVELESKIE URLS TRIBE OF SPEAKER TO WORLD'S THLE   Third Victory for Shamokir Coal Miner Gave Series to Indians.   SHOWED REMARKABLE SKILL AND ENDURANCE   Backed by Airtight Defense on Part of Teammates at Critical Moment He Allowed Only Two Robins to Reach Second Base in Deciding Game.

INDIANS CAPTURE SUPREME TITLE OF BASEBALL WORLD   Coveleskie Earns Place In Baseball Hall Of Fame By Third Victory Of Series.   CLEVELAND CELEBRATES IN FRENZIED FASHION   Public Reception Is Phanned In Honot Or Tris Speaker And His ‘Team Mates.

0 YELAND WILD WER WINNING WORLO SERIES   s Home Town ‘brates Victory of “ames to 2 Over srooklyn Team.

CLEVELAND WINNER IN WORLD SERIES BY 3 TO 0 OVER ROBINS   Coveleskie Gain Third Victory of Title Series—Wins Historical Place.   DELAYED STEAL YIELDS INDIANS’ FIRST TALLY   Speaker’s Triple Drives Second Run Home—Attendance on pe Geese 27Gee 22 ou.

Superb Pitching of Coveleskie ‘akes Game From Brooklyn 4. Nationals 3 to 0: —

Cleveland Takes Five Out of Seven Game: From Brooklyn Tear in Titular Battle.

Coveleski Goes Down As Greatest Pitcher In World . Series History.   FANS FLOOD FIELD TO GREET VICTORS   Grimes, Spitball Twirler of ‘Nationals, Found by Speaker’s Batamen.

CAPTURING FIVE GAMES OUT OF SEVEN PLAYED   SOVELESKIE IS ACCREDITED WITH THREE OF FIVE GAMES WON BY AMERICANS, INCLUDING LAST AND DECIDING BATTLE.

COVELESK! HERO OF  SERIES WHITEWASHES BROOKLYN CLUB 3-0      Inly Two Brooklyn Players Reach Second Base in Hopeless Effort to Beat Shamokin, Pa., Coal Miner—Robin Pitchers Demoralized

in Winning Three Out of Five Games Necessary to Clinch Championship One of Outstanding Features of World's Series History-—Indians Impresstve.

WORLO TITLE “IS WOW Bt INDIANS, FD   Stanley Coveleskie Wins His Third Game of Series and Shuts Out Brooklyn, 3 to O: Tribe Hits Timely.   GRIMES CANNOT STOP CLEVELAND SLUGGERS   Delayed Steal Scores First Tally; Dodgers Unable to Solve Covey’s Slants and Flag Goes to Rivals.

CLEVELAND WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. AYDEFEATING BROOKLYN 3 10.0      COVELESKIE TAKES THIRD STRAIGHT; GRIMES NOT HIT HARD BUT BINGLES COME ‘AT. OPPORTUNE TIME; CLEVELAND FANS ELATED

CLEVELAND WINS WORLD'S SERIES   Forty Years’ Struggle for Coveted Honor Ended Yesterday In Taking Final Game from Dodvers 3 to 0.   PARTICULARS

LOVE IS VICTORIOUS OVER DIPLOMACY WHEN “PRINCE WINS A BRIDE   Son of Expelled King of Greece Makes Long * Journey to Reach His Sweetheart.in Rou-_ = mania Despite All Opposition

DIPLOMAT ALL TET NATIT   Prince George of Greece Disguised, Ready to Claim  Bimoanian Rride   WORE CHEAP CLOTHES   Constantine, Fearing Protest, Did Not Accompany Eldest Son.

Prince George Eludes Guards To Reach Lowe   Royal: Suitor Ts Spirited. Ix cognito to. Bucharest to  Wed Princess

EXPECT RELEASE OF ARMY AVIATORS      Private Dispatches Say Americans ‘Become Confused In Fog and Landing Was Unintentional.

"INTHE EAST   Story of “Pegce on Earth and Good Health to Men” eGifts of Wise Men   FAR MORE PRECIOUS   Than Gold of Ophir—Jeweled Weapons for Man’s © . Fight Against Disease

FEW STAR IN EAST BEING FOLLOWED BY ALL WISE MEN   “Peace on Earth, Good Will ic Men,” is Message to Modern World by Christmas Seals by Christmas Seals   INDICATIONS FAVORABLE   Committee in Charge of Decatur Ce unty S*les, Sure That Quota Will Be Reached.

ASKS 970,207 0) FOR WATERWAYS   Estimates Furnished by Major Gen. Beach.

TEAM PROJECTS Ant INULUDED IN  NTN AEA BALL      SEVENTY MILLION DOLLARS ES TIMATED REQUIREMENTS FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS,

0/0,207 060 FOR HAR RNAS NEETED   Army Engineers Ask That Ap: propriation From Congress in December.   INCLUDES STATE PROJECT

BIG oUMG Fh ~ WATER TRAFEL   NEEDS FOR RIVERS AND HAR. BORS ARE ESTIMATED AT $78,207,665

TWO MILLION FOR WORK ON UPPER RIVER   Included in Recommer dations for Congress Appropriations,

9 MILLION FOR AARGOR AND WATERWAY  IMPROVEMENTS   Will -Be Required In United State During the Fiscal» Year 6 199]

$16,190,000 FOR MiSSISSIPPI DURING 1921   Chief of Army Engineers Makes Estimates of Wateways Needs.

NEED SEVENTY ElonT MILLIONS FOR U6 WATERWAY WORK   Report Sets Forth Amouni Required for General Improvements.

ENORMOUS SUM FOR WATERWAYS   ESTIMATES MADE IN AN NUAL REPORT OF ENGINEERS.

$16,190,000 ASKED FOR MISSISSIPP   River Improvement From Mouth To Minneapolis Recommended By General Beach.

HARBOR:AND. WATER WAY IMPROVEMENT   FOR VICKSBURG DISTRICT _ “REQUEST I8 FOR $1,184,250   REGOMMIENDATIONS ARE MADE   The Rivers and Harbors Till Recom mandations ~ Vetal - $57,206,715 ‘Supplemented by Sundry Clvi Items of $10,082,050,

HARGOR ESTIMATES TOTAL $78,000,000   SEVERAL TEXAS RIVER AND HARBOR PROJECTS INCLUDED IN THE BILL   MISSISSIPPI 1S FAVORED   sulk of Expenditures Estimated Ry Chief of Army Engineers To Go To the Father Of Waters.

STATE HARBORS MAY GET FUND   COMMITTEE SAYS BIG APPRO. PRIATION IS NECESSARY Tc MAKE RIVER AND HARBOE IMPROVEMENTS

TEXAS PORTS 10 GET APPROPRIATIONS FOR DEEP WATER PROJECTS IN CONSTRUCTION   Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, Port Arthur, Sabine Pass, Cavallo and Neches Canal Reeommended For Government Aid.

ESTIMATES FOR YEAR SUBMITTED   National Waterways Improvement Will Take Great Sum in 1921.

NEED 70 MILLION UN WATERWAYS IN 121. OAYS BEACH   Chief of Army Engineers Says Amount Will Be Required for Improvement.   -Stimate Includes Sum Needed for Maintenance of Rivers and Harbors.

GALVESTON GETS OVER $1,250,000   Proposed River and Har; bor Bill.   APPROPRIATIONS OF $78,207,665 URGED   U.S. Chief of Engineers Files Report.

Hitchcock, Forced to Action, May Fight on Floor of Senate.      G.O.P. IS NOW UNITED   Even “Mild Reservationisis’ Reported to Be Supportine Leader.

‘SHOW-DOWN’ ON TREATY QUESTION   Ratification -or Rejegtion of Pact Will Hinge on Senator Lodge by Senator Hitchcock.      ‘DEKELOPMENTS

HITCHCOCK MAY TRY BLUFF GAME ON PEACE TREATY  Witt GIVE LODGE AN ULTI  WILL GIVE LODGE AN ULTIMATUM AS TO THE CONCESSIONS.   THE DEMOCRATS ARE NOT ALL WITH HIM

CONTINUE DAYLIGHT SAVING   Bill Before French Chamber Is In tended to Conserve Fue:i—Summer to Start Month Earlier.

12,000,000 TONS COAL WEEKLY OUTPUT AIM OF OPERATORS   Mine Owners’ Association Assured Railroads Will Be Able to Furnish Enough Cars to Supply Consumers.

TRYING TO FORESTALL ~ , A COAL FAMINE   12,000,000 Tons Per Week Is Goal of Coal Operators.

GOAL QUIPUT To TO BE RUSHED   Shortage of Cars Hinders Opera: tors in Bituminous Fields.   HIGH TONNAGE MARK IS SET   Producers Are in Big Effort to Ex ceed 12,000,000 Tons a Week— Reached 11,614,000 for Week Ended Sept. 18.

OPERATORS TRY TO BLOUK STRIKE   INCREASE PRODUCTION T¢ FORESTALL WALKOUT THIS WINTER

FORESTALL COAL SHORTAGE   Operators Bending Every Eggert Te Attain a Weekly Owtpet Of Teelwe Wiliiea Toas.

PLAN-TO.AVODD. — . -' COAL FAMINE   BITUMINOUS OPERATORS PRC -POSE. TO. FORESTALL WIN‘TER SHORTAGE BY BOOST- ~  IN OUTPUT —

PLANS LAID TO RUSH THE COAL OUTPUT   Bituminous Operators in Big Effort to Exceed 12,000,000 _ Tons a Week.   Production of Soft Coal During Week Ended Sept. 18 Reached 11,614,000, According to Official Report of Geological Survey.

GOAL PRODUCTION BEING SPEEDED BY (PERATORS AT MINES   ‘Make Every Effort T forestall the Fuel Shortage.

Alla 70: RUSH COAL OUTPUT   Bituminous Operators in Big Effort to Exceed 12,000,000 _ Tons a Week.   SHORTAGE GF. CARS HINDERS   Production of Soft Coal During Week Ended Sept. 18 Reached 11,614,000, According to Official Report of Geological Survey.

HUGE SOFT COAL OUTPUT.   Operators to Make Effort t Prevent Shortage Anywhere This Winter.

HUNT FOR CONVICTS.   Entire Mate Population of Town in Scaich (cr Excaped Prisoners,

‘Pact Will Probably Go to Popular Vote In the Fall  Rlertian   RRYAN IS HOPEFUL   Senate Will Attempt to End Technical State of War By Resolution

BATTLE IS NEAR BETWEEN REBELS, FEDERAL FORCES   Carranzistas Prepare to Fight Revolutionists Nearing Mazatlan

NO PERTURBATION-AT TAMPICO FIELDS   Activities Going on in Spite of Rumor That Revolution [nvoled the Fields 8

WILSON FIRES LA. ING   Secretary of State Leav-s Cabinet Position by Kee: st of President

THE STORY   Synopsis of Correspondence Between the President  and Mr. Lansing

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.—Following is the correspondence between President Wilson and Lonsing that culminated in Lomsing’s Testenation and its ucceptance by the President:   USURPATION IS CHARGED   THE WHITE HOUSE 7. WASHINGTON, DB

Correspondence Between President And Lansing   Here Are Letters That Passed Between Wilson And Seeretary Of State Showing Why Latter Resigned His Post.

SECRETARY LANSING RESIGNS; FRICTION BETWEEN HIM AND THE PRESIDENT 1S THE CAUSE   President Thought Lansing Was Too Free in Actions During His Tllness—Extracts From Correspondence

THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MR. LANSING AND PRESIDENT WILSON   MIsSAPPOINTE.D.

LETTERS SHOW  LANSING EAGER TO QUIT OFFICE   Secretary Would Have Resigned Year Ago But For Fear.of Embarrassing President; Here's Correspondence On Subiect.

Wi iison Long elt, He Writes. “E that ‘Lansing Did ‘Not Aci “in Harmony: With Him’   This. Feeling; ‘Secretary Replied, He Himsell Was Conscious uf aiid Had Pianned to Submit: Resignation.

LANSING LEAVES WILSON’S CABINET   President Claims That He Usurped Power Delegated To Executive.

WILSON SENDS CONDOLENCE   Note on” Death of © Crown: Princess Margaret ‘Goes to the King’ ~~ of Sweden.  a

WILSON SENDS CONDOLENCE   Note on Death of Crown Princes: Margaret Goes to the King of Sweden.

METROPOLITAN UIOTRIGT OTL IN STRIKE GRIP   On Account of Refusal o Railway Heads‘to Modify Ultimatum.

OPES FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT ENDEL   Railroad Heads Refuse to Modify Ultimatum,   MANY NOT YET AT WORK   Switchmen Are Determined to Hold Out for Seniority Rights —Mantell Says Passenger Service Has Been Restored and Freight Situation is Steadily Improving.

NEW YORK OUTS DEMAND SENIORITY RIGHTS AND WILL HOLD OUT FOR THEM

MARION GREETS HER CANDIDATE   Little Ohio City Warmly Welcomes Harding  BACK TO HOME TOWN   selebration Begins Early in Day and Lasts Until Evening — Candidate Makes Short Address to Neighbors in Which He Denounces One Man Government

MARION WELCOMES SENATOR HARDING   Home ‘City of Republicar Nominee Gaily Celebrates His Arrival   INITIAL - PORCH SPEECH   Speakers Fail to Make Any Reference to Politics or = Campaign

JEPUBLICAN FIGMINIEE ADDRESSES HOMEFOLK   HARDING SAYS IS MORE PLEASED 3 WITH ACCLAIM OF FRIENDS THAN NOMINATION.   ARISES GROWTH OF TOWN   tates Chief Security of Reputlia Is That People View Government With Reverence.

CELE  BRATION FOR HONORED CITIZER   Harding’s Neighbors Pay Him Tribute.

MARION GIVES HARDING ROYAL WELCOME HOME   Republican Nominee Oppose: One Man Government in Talk 1o Home Folks.   SUPER MAN NOT NEEDED

MARION PAYS HONOR TO WARREN HARDING   All Day Celebration Staged i Ohis, Town for Republican Nominee.

MOTHER OF GLIDDENS DEAD IN ROCHESTER   MANAGER OF JIFFY bE: COMPANY ATTENDS OBS QUIES IN THE E     ERT

MOTHER OF GLIDDENS PEAD IN ROCHESTER   MANAGER OF JNFFY 2D COMPANY ATTENDS OBS QULES IN TTEE EAST       ER!

DISPUTE OVER POWDER   Many Kansas Coal Mines are Idle Again Today

-A “POWPER PRICE™ STRIKE   Kansas Miners Mle Again Toda; adter Ported of Actthity.

POPULATION FOR 1900 1S 2 BO OM  An Increase Since 1910 of 229,00 or 8.5 Per Cent.

Shows Gain of 229,668, With a Tota! of 2,930,544 Residents—!Increase of 8.5 Per Cent.

INDIANA’S POPULATION GROWS   Shows Gain of 229,668, With a Tota of 2,930,544 Residents—increase of 8.5 Per Cent.

BLAINE STARTS WORK ON FIRST MESSAGE   ASKS VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS TC SUPPLY HIM INFORMATION WHICH HE FEELS HE SHOULI GIVE THE LAWMAKERS.

BLAINE WORKS ~ ON MESSAGE   Begins Preparation of Ad : dress to State > Levislature

CHIEF Ri D AGENT IS NABBED   Radical Tells of Millions Being Used to Spread Propaganda in America,

U. §. NABS CHIEF RED AGENT   Man Arrested in Chicago Admits His Connection With the Soviets.

PONZI GOES TO JAll   Is Surrendered By Bondsman to Federal Court

WIZARD PONZI GOES TO JAMl   OTHER ARRESTS EXPECTED IN 24 HOURS AS FURTHER RE SULTS EMERGE.

HOLDS UP. TRIAL “DF CONSPIAC “INPAAL FIFI   Judge Anderson Continues. the Case at Request of Government Claiming Defect inthe Complaint:   COURT STARTS RTS HEARING ON PALMER'S ACTIVITY   Declares Intention of Determining Whether or Not “Attorney-General Can Hamstring’ Proceedings ;

DAL GONSPIRAGY CASE CONTINUED   Put Over to Later Date at th Request of the Federal Government.   5overnment Attorneys Inter pret Palmer’s Orders as Possibly Nullifying Case.

COALCASE CONTINUED BY GOVT.   WHICH ASKS THE CON SPIRACY CHARGES CO OVER.   Judge Anderson, in Mean: time. Starts Investigation as to Attorney, General’s Attitude in the  Caceg.

PALMER COAL ACTION UNDER COURT FIRE   Judge Anderson Opens Probe Into Attorney General’s Conduct   SIMMS FIRST WITNESS   Palmer's Aid, Who Resigned. Is Called to Testify

ATTORNEY - GENERAL NOT PRESENT BUT IS REBUKED   United States District Judge At Indianapolis Declares His Court Won’t Be “Run”

PLAN JUNIOR TRADE BODY   Young Men's Business and Civic Det. egates Meet at St. Louis to Per. fect Organization.

BURNING OF FAMOUS HOTEL   Teartet Resort at Old Point Comtert. Va., Destroyed With Possibl-«  Lease of tife.

NOTED RESORT BURNED.   Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point Comfort Destroyed—-Loss of Life Probable.

CARS GOT TOGETHER.   slieht \Vecident Along Highway This Mornime.

EXTRA  .! Telegraphic!   HAYS TO LOSE JOBIF — WOOD GETS NOMINATION

Hays May Lose Out As Chairman   Predicted G. O. P. Head W:]! Be Replaced If Wood ts Nominee   HITCHCOCK MAY BE SUCCESSOR

WOOD LEADERS STARTING NOW   PLANNING TO OUST WILL H HAY AS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN,

LINCOLN PAID ‘GREAT TRIBUTE “TOWASHINTON   Utterances of Young Lincoln on Feb. 22, 1842, at Springfield, UL, Found in Old Newspaper File   WORDS FROM NEWSPAPER ARE IN CONGRESS LIBRARY   Wonderful Quotation Will Link Names of Two Great

OLN TAIBUTE TO FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY 13 FOUN   Words Uttered at Springfiel Probably as Eloquent as Gettysburg Address.   HIDDEN IN LIBRARY OF CONGRESS FOR 75 YEARS   To Add Brightness to the Sun or Glory to the Name of Washington Alike Impossible, Let None Attempt It. In Solemn Awe Pro..ocunce Name and Leave tt Shining On.

Lincoln Paid Tribute to George . Washington Seventy-Eight Years ' Ago; Uuknown Speech Is Foun

TRIBUTE BY LINCOLN TO WASHINGTON FOUND   LONG LOST EULOGY UNEARTHED ON EVE ANOTHER BIRTHDAY OF FIRST PRESIDENT.

LINGOLN'S ELOQUENCE SHOWN IN TRIBUTE TO GEORGE WASHING HON   NEWLY DISCOVERED ADDRES: OF GREAT COMMONER.   Delivered At Springfield. Illinois Seventy-Eight Years Ago.

LINGOLN'S TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON   Lost Speech of Great Emancipator Found.

LINGOLN'S ININIORTAL ORATION ON WASHINGTON 15 RESTORED!   LONG-LOST WORDS ARE FOUND IN A COUNTRY NEWSPAPER   WILL RANK WITH GETTYSBURG SPEECH AS GREAT FLIGHT OF ORATORY AND SPEECH WAS MADE SEVENTY-EIGHT YEARS AGO THIS DAY

GEM FROM LINCOLN ~ FOUND IN A LIBRARY   TRIBUTE PAID WASHINGTON BY MARTYR PRESIDENT.    Wordsel ttered Seventy-eight Vears  Ago at Springfield, 11., Stand . On Parnile! With Gettyshburg Speech.

Lincoln Eulogy on Washington Found Tribute Rivals His Gettysburg Speech   Martyred Chief Praised First President as Mightiest Man on Earth—Testimonial, Brimming With Eloquence, Was Lost for Three-Quarters of Century In Congressional Library.

Tribute. io Washington,  ~ Spoken 78 Years Ago, as  - Eloquent as Famed Gettys“burs Sneech.   PHILADELPHIAN .: ‘IS DISCOVERER   Text; Printed in oe Newspaper,” “Hidden .. Congress Library, “Missed . dy Lincoln Biographers. }

JURY DISAGEES -.. IN FARNUM CASE   JURY STOOD EIGHT TO -FOUR FOR CONVICTION-——TRIED AGAIN IN SEPTEMBER

2.226 FLU CASES IN CHICAGO   Epidemic Sets Record in City anc Spreads Throughout State.

“FLU” SETS CHICAGO RECORD:   Twin Plagues Claim 79 Victims in 24 Hours—Spreads. Out in State.

00 MILEIONS OF FRANCS VOTED FUR GOMMERGE IN ALE   Sees Menace to Supremacy i - German’s Development of All Metal Airplanes.

AGREEMENT REACHED INHOLLAND-BELGIUN _AUSPUTE.N-TREAT   Canal to. be Dug to Connect . Scheldt With Rhine : . Above Meuse

CHINESE PREMIER QUITS   Report Received by Japanese Language Paper in Honolula.

GREEKS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE ON 60-MILE FRON)   Battle Line Against Greek: Extends Along Bagdad Dailraad Tine.

AK 1 NATIONALISTS ~ TURN ON GREEK FORCES   Bitter Offensive Along 60 Mile Front in Asia Minor Un-der Way 

TURKS COUNTER "ON THE GREEKS IN ASIA MINOR   Nationalist F orces Open Offensive on a SixtyMile Front.

GREEKS ROUTED 00 MILE FRONT   Turks Force the Greeks Back Across Line Marking Area of Occupation

Turks Attack Greeks Along 60-Mile Line   Invaders Are Driven Back i Asia Minor With Quite  Der ery gi: T ncses

STRIKE IN IRELAND SPREADS   Queenstown is Seene of Serious Rioting   STRIKE IN STATES!

STRIFE SPREADS TO QUEENSTOWN   4 + One Message Said: “Phe Soldiers are  ‘ Sacking Queenstown"

CIVIL STRIFE IN IRELAND SPREADS 10 QUEENSTOWN; BUILDINGS ARE BURNED   Rioting Continues In Belfast; Drunken Looters Are Destroying Much Property

Murder and Rapine Reported in Beth North and South of Ireland; Houses Looted and Fired by Drunken Mob

IALOH RIOTS OPREAL Tt QUEENSTOWN WHERE FIR WAEGKS HUMES OF MANY   Highlander’s Death Sends the British Out With Torches and Sinn Fein Brings Forth Machine Guns To Stop Conflagration.

OTING RENEWED A IRISH GITIE:      {Soldiers Burn Homes in Repris al for Attack by Sinn ¢ Feiners.

RIGTING s SPREADS _ :  £: TO QUEENSTOWRK        rs, In Reprisal For At. ptory Borny, Burn } 3 uilding.

RIOTING OCCURS. IN AUEENST OWN   BRITISH SOLDIE RACKS AND BEGIN BURNING HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES.   BELFAST RIOTING RENEW T   Rioting Which Begaa at Relfust Twe  Doys Ago Continued Throughout the Night.—Voelleys Fived tain Ranks of Riiters.

POLITICAL BUNCOMEE GOSTSLOTS OF HONEY   Republicans in Congress Still or Job of Hunting Something to Creticise for Campaign Uses   ARE STILL GETTING NOWHERE

FIUME TO BE CUT OFF FROM REST OF WORLD BY BLOCKADE   Italian Commander Issues Ultimatum. D'Annunzio Declares He Will Resist Forces.

UANNUNZIO WILL RESIST ULTIMATUM   J ae Oe  Insurgent Commander of!  Fiume to Be Completely Isolated by Blockade,

“HIS: GOVERNMENT   REJECTS ULTIMATUM SENT   Tells Commander cf Gov't Forces That He Will Resist —Fiume To Be Blockaded

D’ANNUNZIO REMAINS DEFIANT   Says He Will Not Recognize the ° Treaty of Rapalio.

D’ANNUNZIO DEFIANT      Strict Blockade of Fiume wil be Proclaimed

D'ANNUNZIOTO RESIST DEMANI   Declares He Will Not Recognize Rapallo Treaty.

BUT HOOVER WARNED U.S   Letter to Wilson Shows He Saw European Tangle Ahead.

BUT HOOVER WARNED U.S.   LETTER TO WILSON SHOWS HE SAW. EUROPEAN TANGLE AHEAD.   Coufidential Measage to President Jast April, Published Yesterday, Urged America to Get Ont,  , ‘Leck, Stock aud Barret.’

BIG INGREAGE OF FUNDS IN BANKS   Cited by Mine Owners in Wage —  a a a ee << ii. a oe   Yperators Allege but Miners Say Figures are Worthless Since they Represent Deposits of All Lines of Business and Industry—Counter Provosals are Being Prepared

MINE OWNERS aay BANK BOOKS SHOW GOOD WAGES PAIR   Claim Deposits in Anthracite Regions Have Increased by Millions.   MINERS ATTACK FIGURES

WOOD AGGURED OF TEN INDIANA VOTES   Political Circles Speculating as to Where Support of Sixteen Delegates Will Fall.   JOHNSON GETS FAIR VOTES   Republican State Ticket.

pat OW ENTHUSIASM IN ‘STATE CONVENTION       at —" i “ CONFIDENCE AND PEP MARKEY INATIONS il CANDI‘OR STATE OFFICES.         WOMAN IS NAMED  “FOR STATE OFFICE   Miss Adviaide Baylor, of Wabash Has Honor of Being First Wonjan On State Ti¢ket.

CONVENTION ENDED   REPURBLACANS iNSTRUCT DELLE GATES FOR GEREN. Wook,   thew, Watson, Gowdrich and> Beveridge Arve Big Four Delegates.

WARM CONTESTS AT CLOSING HOU   Lieutenant Governor's Race Re quires Three Ballots to Settlh— Close Fight in Auditor’s Race   WOMEN ARE MADE WELCOME   Wood Has 10 Indiana Delegates Johnson Has 4 and 16 Go Uninstructed.

0, P. NAMES STATE TICKET   REPUBLICANS CLOSE STATE CONVENTION   Four Delegates-At-Large Instructed To Support Wood For President.

CONVENTION WORK. WAS REAT. ERIS   And. ‘the. ‘Local Elements In I t Were Both Numerous. And Effective =    two. ‘CRISES AROSE  AND ONE WAS KEEN   REPUBLICAN STATE “TICKET NOMINEES

G.0.P, INSURGENTS PREPARE FOR WAR ON PEAGE TREATY   Declare President-Elect Must Heed Their Counsels or Strife Is On.   Leader Says They Will Not Hesitate to Combine With the Democrats.

THE WEATHER   FACTIONS WILL MAKE TROUBLE S FOR PRESIIENT   Republican Insurgents and Reactionaries Mapping Out Course for Harding   FACES WAR WITH ONE OR OTHER FROM START   IRRECONCILABLS, LE FORCEI TO FIGHT REACTIONARIES WILL UNITE WITH DEMO. CRATS, SAYS SENATOR.

RULING ON STATUS OF NEWBERRY IS GIVEN   Active Participation in Things Cans. ing Expenditure of Money Equiv. alent to Causitey It Himesell,

ARGUMENT IN VEWRERRY (48h.   Reliag by the (oart Interjected in Remarks of Atteraecys.

RULING ON STATUS OF NEWBERRY IVER   Eichhorn Completes Argu ment in Election Fraud Case: Defense Starts

STRIKE MEETING ABRUPTLY ENDEL   FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS  BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND MINERS HAD BEEN BELIEVED HOPEFUL,

PREMIER OPENS CTRIKE PARLE   Coal Miners and Governmen' Resume Negotiations For Settlement.   BELIEVE BASIS REACHED

STRIKE IN ENGLAND STILL IN FULL FORCE   Crowd Fired on from Club al Cork; Battle in Street al Belfast: Dublin Shooting

MINER OFPICIALS AND BRITIST GOVERNMENT HEADS RE-OPEN THEIR TALKS.

REUPER SETTLEMENT HOT ATIONS   Strong Opposition To British Government Emergency Power RHI

BRITAIN CALLS FOR FULL VOTE IN STRIKE CRISI   All Supporters of Emergenc) Bill Are Instructed to Be  Desoant

BRITISH.STRIKE, ‘PROGRESS MADE   Negotiations Are Reop ened This Morning.   EARLY SETTLEMENT - APPEARS POSSIBLI   Opposition Develops te ’ Emergency Act.

STILL MAKING EFFORT 10 END THE COAL STRIKE   Progress Made Between Miner Agents and The Government Officials

FORMAL EFFORT MADE TO SETTLE BRITISH STRIKE   Government Leaders and Miners Open Negotiations With New Proposals Before Union Men.

DUAL UrobUaaldh IN GnITAIN OMOWS SATIOFAGTORY PROGRES!   Strong Opposition to The Government Emergency Power-Bill Expected in Commons—Lloyd George Says  lein Mannocary:

NEGOTIATE MINE WORKER'S STRIKE   GOVERNMENT AND MINE WORKERS AGENTS CONFER   Strong Opposition to Emergency Pow er Bill Develops in the Hoase of Commons Today.

Resume Negotiations to Bring ToAn End the Great Strike of  Coal Miners of Great Britain

BASIS FOR FINAL STRIKE AGREEMENT IS es  DRrRAPENET.,   Lloyd George Loath to Cal Conference -Unless End Wee in-Sicht.

COAL STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL OF   British Government Is Pressing Special Legislation To Meet the Situation.

RESUME CONFERENCE TO END MINE STRIKE IN BRITISH EMPIRE   Negotiations Seem to Be Progressing Very Favorably.

RENEW STRIKE PARLEY   Govt... Nagotiations with Minérs Indicate. British Crisis Adjustment,

fo. ENGLAND MOVES ESTO STRIKE EN   Formal Negotiations are Reopened Between Government and Miners -

British Troops Continue — To Arrive at Irish Port:   Home Government Gradually Preparing To Put Down Rebellious Situation Which Has Developed in Island in Recent Months.

GERMANS CONDITION ~ SPA ATTENDANGE   French Troops Must Be_ Entirely Withdrawn From Main District By May 16.

GERMANS WON'T GO   To Attend No Conferences Til’ Trench Are Withdrawn

NOT TO ATTEND UNLESS TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN   Germany Will Not Send Ex. vey to Spa if French Re main at Frankfort.

GERMANS MAY ABSENT THEMSELVES FROW SPE   Representatives Will Not Go to * Conferences . Unless Fr etich Withdraw Their: Troops.

BERLIN SHUNS ALLIES’ MEET   German Cabinet - Decides Not to Send Representatives to Spa of Brussels.

Germany Will Not Send Delegate:   French Troops Must First Be With drawn From Main District of Ger many by May 16.

GERMANY WILL NOT CONFER   Uniess France Removes All Troops From Main District.

GERMANS ARE ®ALMENG,   Will Not Attend Conference Unless Tropos Are Withdrawn,

GERMANS SHUN ALLIED MEET   Cabinet Decides Not to Send Representatives to Belaium.

REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING ABOUT FUME CONDITIONS   Italian Regular Troops Apparently Dominate the Situation, Otherwise Stories Are Much at Variance.   VANNUNZIS PROBABLY NOT KILLED   The Fiery Poet-Soldier, Though Still Persistently Reported as Dead, Seems Only to  TWreaewn Baan Wannded.

WEWS. COMING PROM FIUME CONFLICTING   there 4s Mo Confirmation of the-Re. port That D'Annunzio is Dead— Fiume Surrounded.

ARMY HOLDING CITY OF PORT   GIOLIFTT! BELIEVES REGULAK TROOPS OCCUPY FIUMRE. a   PLACE IS DENSE WITH SMOKE   OFFICIALS DENY REPORT OF WANNUNZIO'S DEATH.   OCrewd of Teal ious Sym pa thixing With Warring Poet Stene Premier CGtodiiti’s Residence.

G. O. P. Sub-Committee Votes 6 to 5 Against Resolution Declaring for Enforcement of 18th Amendment.

BILL WHITE LEABS DRYS   Trying to Get° Declaration for Prehibition into Platform

FAVORS MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP   Takes Exception to Statement Abou Merrill Light ‘Plant

TRADE FINANCE BOARD FAYORED   Conference of Governors Goes of Record as Approving Legislation to Resene American Farmers   Recommendations to Federal Re  serve Board Uremg More Liber al Credit Systems, Are Made

Governors Advocate U. S. Trade Aid for Farmers   Fofeign Trade Finance Commission Is Urged by Resolution Adopted by Unanimous Vote at Meeting of State Executives and Governors-Elect—State Incomes Discussed by Sproul of Pennsylvania.

GOVERNORS WOULD FORM CORPORATION   SYSTEM OF RURAL CREDITS FOR FARMERS ALSO ASKED.   LEGISLATION (9 URGED   ‘Louisiana Executive Makes Plea  for Southern Farm  Laborers:

Approve Finance Corporation Plan  to Aid Farmers   Governors Would Have Government Come to Rescue of Agriculture by: System_ of Marketing Surplus Crops.

GOVERNORS ON RECORD URGING FOREIGN TRADI   FAVOR CREATION OF FINANCE CORPORATION AS AN AID TO FARMERS

EANORS URGE GORPORATION FOR FINANCING TRADE   Organization Designed te Help American Farmers Who Face Ruin,   RESERVE BOARD WILL BE ASKED TO AID   Louisiana Executive Claims That “Protective Import Taxes'’ Are Needed,

GOVERNORS FAVOR CORPORATION FOR FINANCING TRADE   For Aid of Farmers Who Face Ruin Through Lack Of Markets   GENERAL PERSHING IS GUEST WITH GOVERNORS   Ordinary Sectional Attitude § I Conspicuously Absent At Sessions

URGE REFUNDING OF FARMERS DEBTS THROUGH CREDITS   Governors Also Favor Creation of Foreign Trade Finance Corporation.   CONFERENCE EXPECTED TO ADJOURN BY NOON   Afternoon Session Enlivened by Expressions From Two Executives Reversing Ordinary Political Attitudes Northern Republican and So

TWO CONSTABLES DEAL   SHOT IN ATTACK ON POLICE IN iRELAND—OTHER CLASHES.

THIEF ENTERS HOME OF GARLISLEL: PREAGHEE   AND GETS $27 FOR HIS TROUBLE ‘—OTHER ATTEMPTS NUMEROUS

THIEF ENTERS ~ PREACHER’S HOWE   Gets $27.00 For His Trouble. Ot her Attempts Are Numerous During Past Week.

TORNADO BRINGS DEATH TO OKLAHOMA SECTION   Five Persons Killed and Others Injured — Carries Away Horses and Wagon and Leaves Untouched Passengers Nearby.

TORNADO SWEEPS QVER OKLAHOMA   Searching Parties Organized Tc Comb Devastated Areas

DUR MINERS FALL 400 FEET IN MINE WAT; ARE KILLED   Cable Holding Bucket Breaks —Men Were Standing In Bucket.

GRUNAU ASKS END OF STRIKE   Leaders of Outlaw Union Calls Mass Meeting to Halt Walkout.  <—  CAN'T DEFEAT GOVERNMENT   Two Other Leaders of the Rebel Switchmen Join Head of New Union in Calling the Meeting to End Struggle.

DUTLAW LEADEI TO END WALKOUT   Defeated, Says Grunau, and Asks End of Strike.   MASS MEETING IS CALLED   Declares He Can’t Lick the U. S. Government, but Could Have Beaten the Railroads nad the Old Brotherhoods.

BRITISH COAL STRIKE LIKEL   Newspapers Assert Govern ment Is Breaking Faith  With Miners

MAY AVERT A MINERS’ STRIKE   British Digeers Resume Negotina.  tions With Government.

'Needn’t Pay Texas,  Poll Tax To Vote.   Polls Will Be Wide Open to Both Men and: Women on Nove 12.

TEXANS ELIGIBLE 10 VOTE IN NOVEMBER WITHOUT PAYING POLL TAXES    Attorney General's Office Rules That Nineteenth Amendment Nallifies Important Part of State Constitution.   GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO ISSUE EXTRA SESSION CALL   Decision Thrown Open Doors {o All Citizens of Voting Age—Enforcement of Law Would Be Discrimination Againat Women, Says Opinion.

POLL TAX NUT  REQUIRE UF TEAAS VOTER!   POLLS WILL BE WIDE OPEN TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN ON  NOVEMBER ITH,

UPHOLD LEGALITY OF COMMISSION   Court Holds State Has the Power to Regulate Coal Industry Within Boundaries   ITHREE JURISTS: CONCUR   Contention That Act of Legislature Is Contrary to 14th Amendment, Overruled

MINES ARE SUBJECT TC REGULATION      FEDERAL OPINION ON POLICE POWER OF SPECIAL SESSION LEGISLATION APPROVES  PRICE FIXING.      Interstate Authority Over Food and Fuel Prices Declared Legal.

COAL CONTROL IS UPHELD BY COURT   State Has Right To Regulate Coal Industry Within Its Boundaries.

“TIME IS RIPE” FOR COMMUNISN   World Revolution and a General Re. cognition of the I. W. W. in the United States Is Urged in Immediate Future.

ARREST BOLSHEVIK AGENT WITH PLAN FOR WORLD REVOLT   Adviee te Comrades in. America to Effect That Time ts Ripe for Communist Party Here.

GARDNER WILL NOT BE . CANDIDATE FOR SENATE   Carthage Man Files For Democrat Nomination For Congress From Fifteenth District.

FORMER PREMIER BECOMES BITTER AT PROSECUTION   Caillaux Nettled By Trend of Cross Examination During His Trial on Charge of: Treason

CAILLAUX DISPLAYS BITTER FEELINGS   Spectators Applaud Caustit Replies to Examination by Procurator   REITFRATES STATEMENTS

SENATORS CHEER GAILLAUX AT fils TREASON TRIA   Former Premier Makes Bitte: Replies to Questions of Prosecution.   HIS ACTIVITIES IN AMERICA

CAILLAUX DISPLAYS BITTERNESS ON STAND   vormer Brench Premier Pacing Trial Charged With Treasou ta Sharp Answers to M. Lescouve of Senate Chamber.

FORMER PREMIER — MORE BITTER AS_ TRIAL, GOES. ON  § : —————. wdeea- age!   Cites. Senate’s . Probe. as Proof of His: Own  Dnnoarenre.

FRANCE WILL LET RUSSIA ALONE   ‘Decide  Soviet-Ruled Nation  Should Solve Own Salvation      DOUBT DELIVERY OF FOOD   Cling to Opinion That Moscow Rule Should be Abated

FRANCE WILL CONTINUE HER HANDS-OFF PoLiey  - IN RUSSIA FOR PRESEN

HARDING HAS THREE TOPICS.   League of Nations, Agriculture and Tariff His Headliners.

HARDING WILL EAL WITH MANY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Will Deliver Labor Day Address From Front Porch    WILL DISCUSS LEAGUE IN MINNESOTA

Makes Plain His Purpose 9 Emphasize This As One of the Leading Issues Later  In the Season.   MINNESOTA WILL BE VISITED ON SEPT. 8   Labor, League of Nations and gg de Will Also Furnish Texts for Addresses Ry Nominee,

IRST TALK TFAIRIN MINNESOTA   ominee Makes Plain Hi: Purpose to Emphasize Tariff as Campaign Develops. 4

LABOR, LEAGUE, AGRICULTURE AND TARIFF HEADLINERS   Harding to Discuss First Sept. 6 on “Front Porch.”

HARDING OUTLINES SPEAKING PROGRAM   Labor, League, Agriculture and Tariff Will be Big Speaking Points   REVIVES TARIFF ISSUE   Republican Candidate Expected to Elaborate on Foreign Policy Expressions

HARDING TO TALK ABOUT TARIFF   G. 0. P. Candidate Also Make: Labor Question Big Issue of Campaign.

LEAGUE, LABOR AND ~ TARIFF IN SPEECHES BEAN OF HARDING   Nominee to Elaborate Previou: Expressions it Is Announced

HARDING NAMES FOURLEADING. SPEECH ISSUE!   Labor, . League, Agriculture and Tariff Will Be Cam--naian Headliners

AND LABOR ALSO LEADING ISSUES   Will Make No Other Speeche: On His Way to Minnesota; Chags To Front Porch

OHSS Ok VITAL ISSUES   Labor, League, Tarif: and Agriculture to Be Topics.

PIGNIGKERS HIT BY TRAIN   Seven in Family Killed at Another Indiana Crossing Sunday

TEN ARE KILLED IN) CRASH   _ Nine Probably Faially Injured When Train Hits Truck

() PIGRICKERD KILLED BY TRAN   Series of Sunday Accidents Claim Lives’ in Several Sections of Nation

TRUCK STRUCK BY A TRAIN   Ten People Killed and Nine Peobably Fatally injared Near  Samntinzhberch. tud.

TEN KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS TRUCK   Party Enroute te Lodge . Picnic Meet- Terrible Dis- ~ aster Near Evansville   RELIEF COMESSLOWLY   Freight Wreck Holds up Special Carrying Dead and Dying to Hospital

We DUTY COST A JAILER'S LIFE,   Tennessce Officer Shot-tn Attempting _to Prevent Escape.

PASS EMERGENCY POWER BILL   Rritish Government Given Wartime Authority. ™~

NEWSPAPER CAREER REFLECTED IN GOX   Correspondent Writes Enter. fainingly of Visit With Democratic Nominee   PREPARES FOR CAMPAIGN   Anxious to Enter Active Race That Ends at Polls In November

COX GOES AT  SPEECH LIKE A TRUE NEWSMAN   Nominee’s Desk Lit tered With Copy; Has Secret To Spring Soon.

COX HAS PARAGRAPH HE IS KEEPING BACK   SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE OTHERWISE FINISHED.   Single Passage te Be a Secret Unti Day of Delivery for Fear of a Pessible Leak in the Advance Copies.

U. 8. Major, Trying to Eject Stranger From His Home Shot in Head.

MAJOR HETRICK WOUNDED.   By Unidentified Man Who Forced Wav Into Hetrick Home,

EXPRESS HOPE OF RECOVERY   United States Army En. gineer Shot in Head During Scuffle —

MAY DELAY OPENING OF SCHOOL AT LOCKHART TO LET CHILDREN PIcK COTTON

WILSON NAMES JONES COLLECTON   Te Sacceed Marphy, of Dubaque, as Cellector for lowa.

TEXANS KILLED BY MEXICANS   Washington Gets Information of Murder of Oil Company Employees.   CARRANZA MEN IN CONTROL   Earle Bowles and F. J. Rolle Are Slain Within One ‘Mile of Paio, Blanco —Report Confirmed in Houstory.

MEXIGANG ol AY TWO MORE YANK   Texans Are Killed by Bandits In Carranza Area.   EMPLOYEES OF OIL COMPANY   Washington Gets Infomation of New Murders—State Department Takes Quick Action—Men Were Murdered Near Port Lobos.

sR RR oe aes a SR al 2 hae 4 ee gm $e et: go “a . oe “ dl : :  : ‘ f ey ia a  : 4 oy ‘ “ ree     INGO TS KILLED      MEXICANS TE TEXAS MEN      BREWERS ARE PROSECUTED BY ~ UNITED STATES   Those Who Made and Sold Beer Since October 28 Must Stand Trial.   Washington Gets Information of Murder of Oil Company Employees.   FOLLOWS COURT DECISION   CARRANZA MEN IN CONTROL   4  Cases Against Persons, Who Manu‘factured 2.75 Per Cent Beverage Before Voistead Act Was : Passed, Dismissed. :   Barie Bowles and F. J. Rolle Are Stain  Within One Miic of Paio Blanco —Report Confirmed in Mouston.

ALLEN DFPRECATES TOO MUCH POLITICS   Told Student: at Cenvoacation Tt Had Bad FEffeet on the Foo!hall Team

ALLEN DFPRECATES TOO MUCH POLITICS        Told Students at Convacation Tt Had. Bad Effeet an the Foothall Team

REMAINS OF WSWINEY TO CORK   eenden Authorities: Refuse te Fer mit Sending te Dublin.

MAC SWINEY’S BODY 1D TAKEN 10 CORK   RELATIVES OF MAYOR FIGHT AUTHORITIES OVER CASKET BUT ARE OVERPOWERED.

MACSWINEY FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE UPSET   Government Refuses to Permi' Body of Cork’s Lord Mayor to be Landed at Dublin.

Mayor MacSwiney’s Body Taken to Cork by Boat To Avoid Dublin Meet   Relatives Resisted Action o Government But Were Unsuecessful in Objections.

‘British Order Designed to Prevent Risk 0! Demonstration, Loss of. Lives; ‘Requiem  ‘Mace Calahratad in Tandan

INSIST ON LORD MAYOR’S BODY BEING —-TAKENTOCORK:      British Government Feared a Demonstration if Body Was Taken to Dublin Which Might Result in-Loss of Ino-

THOUSANDS OF IRISH HONOR CORK MAYOR   Cortege Takes Two Hours to Pass Through London Streets—Lord French’s Sister Among Marchers

BRITISH-SHATTERSIN FEIN PLAN!   Refuse to Allow Body of Lord Mayor MacSwiney to Be Landed at Dublin.

SPECIAL SHIP PROVIDED,   Government Refuses to Permi MacSwiney'’s Body to Be Landed in Dublin.

CASKET WILLBE TAKEN DIRECT TO GORK HOME   Disturbance by Relatives at Place of Debarkation. Mass by Sinn Feiners  to Be Sung at Dublin.

CELEBRATE MASS FOR MAG SWINEY   Lord Mayor’s Widow in State of Collapse and Unable to Attend Services.   BODY S SENT TO IRELAND   Thousands of Persons Throng Cathe. dral in London—Four Officers of Army of “Irish Republic’ Act as Guard of Honor.

Funeral Procession Two Miles Long Passes Through London Streets; Mourners Dress in Sion Fein Uniforms   Hunger Striker’s Casket I: Draped With Republican Flag; Widow Ill, Unable to Attend the Ceremonies

NO STOP AT DUBLIN      Lord Mayor MacSwiney’s Bo. dy is Sent to Cork

STRIKE. SHORT LIVED   Road Workers Ashed For Fifty Cents j » an Hour.

STRIKE SHORT LIVED      Road Workers Asked For Fifty Cents an Hour.

NESCHANEL QUITS JOB   FRENCH PRESIDENT PRESENTS RESIGNATION TO PREMIER.   The National Assembly WIll Convene at Versailles September 25 to  Consider Successor.

TO CHOOSE PRESIDENT   French Assembly Called to Mect on September 25

FRANCE TO NAME NEW PRESIDENT   DESCHANEL'S CONDITION IS DESCRIBED AS SHAKESPEARAN DRAMA

DESCHANEL HAS RESIGNED   French President Decides to Step Down From High Position He Has Held.

FRANCE TO NAME NEW PRESIDENT   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WILL MEET ) SEPT. 25 TO ELECT DESCHANEL’S SUCCESSOR

PEOGHANEL QUITS Ao PRESIDENT if FRENCH REPUBLIC   Resignation and Farewell Presidential Message Given to Premier Millerand for Presentation to Senate and Deputies.  ee senate   MING AND BODY COLLAPSE   National Assembly Will Convene at Versailles Saturday to Consider Election of Successor. Parliament to Be Convoked.

PAUL DESCHANEL PRESIDENT OF FRANCE, RESIGNS   Letter of Resignation and z Presidential Message is  °Given Millerand.

NEW HEAD FOR FRANCE   President Deschanel Presente Resignation to Premier.   National Assembly Will Convene at Versailles Sept. 25 to Consider Successor—Clemenceay Rg fuses to Run Again. ‘ cnet

PRESIDENT DESCHANEL — OF FRANCE RESIGN‘   Successor to Head of French Government Will Be Elected by National Assembly Which Will Convene Saturday, September 25,

FRANCE T0 NAME SUCCESSOR FOR PRES, DESCHANEL   Poor Health Causes Retirement of Executive— Parliament To Meet.

WALKING TOWARD LAKE   Pres, Deschanel of Franc Found By Valet—Expectec to Resign Today *

PRESIDENT OF FRANGE RESIGNS FELL IN CANAI   il} Health Prevents Deschanel Continuing In Office   Relapse Due To Fall Into The Canal Last Week

DESCHANEL ENDS OFFICIAL DUTIES   FRENCH PRESIDENT, RESIGNING.OFFICE, HAD BRILLIANT POLITICAL CAREER.

JESCHANEL’S ACTOR URE -FESIEMATIO   President Seemed To Be Much Re lieved Over Being Relieved of Burden

DESCHANEL RESIGNED   President of France Presented It in Letter Today.   BECALSE OF POOR HEALTH   French Chamber of Depulies Soon to Take Up Matter of Choosing New Man,

NAME SUCCESSOR FOR DESCHANEL   French President Expected to Hand His Resignation to Premier Today.

DESCHANEL’S RESIGNATION,   Presented to Premier Millerand fo Reading to Deputies,

PESCHANEL'S RESIC   Presenudl to Premier Mlillerand for Kending to: Deputics.

PRESIDENT OF Hiahwt, HANDS IN HESIGNATION   CONDITION OF HIS HEALTE CAUSED DESCHANEL TO RETIRE PROM LEADERSHIP,

NEW HEAD FOR FRANCE   President Daschanel Presants Resignation to Premier. —        National Assemby Wii! Convene at Versailles Sept. 25 to Consider Successor—Clemenceau Refuses to Run Again.

WILL GHODSE  SUCCESSOR TO  ~ BAIL DESCHANE      National Assembly to Meet on Sept. 25 to Consider Selection of new President.

FRENCH PRESIDENT TO RESIGN TODAY   National Assembly To Meet Saturday To Consider Choice Of Successor.

DESCHANEL ON EVE OF RESIGNATION   Has Made Losing Fight Against [Jlness.

PAUL DESCHANEL, HEAD OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT, PRESENTS RESIGNATION   Advanced From Cabinet Officer's Secretary To Presicency; Has Been In Politics 45 Years.

DESCHANEL HANDS RESIGNATION, ILL HEALTH (9 CAUSE   Fall From‘ Train Con: tributes To Condition Of President.

PRESIDENT OF  FRANCE QUITS   Millerand Will Read Do -cuments to Chamber Deputies Tuesday

DESCHANEL RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT OF FRANGE:   Premier Millerand Spoken of As Successor; Clemenceau Would Rather Kill Tigers

DESCHANELS RESIGNS FRENCH PRESIDENG   National Assembly of France Will Convene Sept. 25th To Consider His Stccessor, — Resigns Because of Illness, And on Physician’s Advice.

Deschanel 1 Resigns as ‘President of France, ‘Assembly. Is Called   Resignation,. “Forced ‘by I Health, Sent to Premier Millerand  £4 Teday, Election of Successor to Bé Considered by - Derliamoent Sent 25. y

DESCHANEL SHOWS RELIERAT RELEASE FROM. HIGH OFFICE   French President Presents His Letter. of Resignation to Premier Millerand.   CALL CABINET MEETING TO DISCUSS SITUATION   President Relieved at Prospect af Return to Private Life, Says Paris Report.

Deschanel Reaches Decision te Quit Office on Advice of His Physicians; Confers with Millerand

DESCHANEL QUITS THE PRESIDENG)   Chief Executor of France Resigns Because of Failing Health Since Injury.

HEAD OF FRENCH REPUBLIC OUT   President Deschanel Resigns Beceus2 of Poor Health.   IN PUBLIC LIFE FOR 45 YEARS

Strange Illness Reached. fe Point: He: Had to i      = PARE CANAL      Successor Will Be Chosan Tomorrow By Na-  \tHanal-Assembhy

DESCHANEL OF FRANCE QUITS   President of French Republic Resigns Today Because of Physica] Condition.   NAME SUCCESSOR SEPT. 25

POOR HEALTH FORCES HIM TO GIVE UP   President Deschanel Presents Resignation to Premier.   National Assembly Will Convene at Versailles Sept. 26 to Consider Successor—Clemenceau Refuses to Run Again.

Gives His Resignation in : . Letter to Millerand.   DEATH SOON UNLIKELY   Marshal Foch ‘and Millerand - Among Those. Mentioned as Succescar._

OL nL nL Lene ee  FOOD RESTRICTIONS   Mast be Continued to Avoid Bankruptcy.

EDWARDS WILL ADDRESS CAMELS   New Jersey Governor to Speak at Banquet in New York

EDWARDS TO SPEAK AT CAMELS BANQUET   New Jersey Executive Accept: Invitation.

GOV.EDWARDS TO ADDRESS THE CAMELS   Anti-Dry Executive Will Bi Main Speaker at Banquet to Be Held in New York City March 30.

DEMS TO SPEND — _ UNDER MILLION   UNABLE TO. MEET DEMANDS FOI - LITERATURE ON LEAGUE OF "MA TIONS

MARSH IS PROUD OF RECORD   Says Democratic Campaign Fun¢ Will Be Kept Within the Million Mark.

DEMOCRATIC EXPENSE TO BE UNDER MILLION   ‘Wilbur W. Marsh, (Treasurer of National Committee, Says Total Te PitinhIiv Small.

DEMS TO SPEND UNDER MILLION   ee rn  UNABLE TO MEET DEMANDS FOR LITERATURE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

WAGES UP A HALF SINCE 1913   Six-Year Boost 55 Per Cent; 17 Pe Cent Last Year, U. S., Fig. ures Show.

UNION WAGES HIGHER IN 1949   Summary Shows 17 Percent . Gain Over 1918—55 ‘Over 1913

WAGES SHOW ADVANCE   Union Scales Average 17 Per Cent Above 1919,

UNION WAGE SCALES ARE 55 PER CENT OVER 1913   Bureau of Labor Statistics Summary Shows Gain in Pay With Reduction in Working Hours

GLADYS DEACON GETS VERDIGI   London Daily Graphic Must Pay $500 for Slandering American Girl.

WAS NOT. FRIEND OF PRINCE: .GIRL AWARDED DAMAGES   American Gets Verdict in London Libe Suit; Paper Connected Her Name With Crown. Prince.

REPORT TROTZKY SLAIN AND REDS OVERTHROW!   ‘Tokio Advices Say Bolshevist Leade: Killed and Lenine a Fugitive ' —Brussiloff Leader,

NEW GOVERNMENT IN RUSSIA?   Lenine Fieeing, Trotzky Slain, Is Report Printed in a Tokyo Newspaper Special Edition,

TROTZKY REGIME REPORTED ENDED   MoscoW GOVERNMENT OVER THROWN SAYS INFORMATION REACHING TOKIO,

RIIMORS OF AN OVERTHROW   Mesecow Government Reperted Cast  Out, Trotsky Killed and Lea lo teawe Fied.

The 10th Ballot   FOR PRESIDENT   TROTZKY KILLED, REDS OVERTHROWN. I$ REPORT

2 QIE IN BLAZING EXPLOSION: OF ALL METAL MAILPLANE   Pilot and Mechanician Caught in Government Machine Burned to Death.   MAIL BAGS FROM EAST DESTROYED BY FLAMES   ‘Miller and Rierson With Mai for West Victims of Fall at Start of Journey.

HAVE NO PLACE © ON BALLOT   Minor Political Parties Must Fi Valid Petitions,   ANORIGUT SEPT, 3 THE LTMIT

EACH MUST FILE VALID PETITION   Minor Parties Not Entitled te Place on Ballot.   SECRETARY SMITH'S RULING

Stephens County is Banner Producer of the Week—Texas Co. Increases Gas Rates in Eastland — Breckenridge Fool One of the Busiest in Entire Field.

IN NORTH CENTRAL AND TEXAS FIELDS   ‘Slight ‘Decline. in  Eastlanc County’s Production.   { DEVELOPMENT INCREASING   Stephens County is Banner Producer of the Week—Texas Co. Increases Gas Rates jn Eastland — Breckenridge Fool One of the Busiest in Entire Field. ,

COURT SAYS THE KIDS GAN COAST   SAYS NO TITLED HIGH-POWERED SPEEDER HAS ANY SUPREME CLAIM   OPINION BY JUDGE WEAVER   Case From Council Bluffs Affirmed By The Supreme Court of Iowa,

PRICE SLUMP CUTS NUMBER OF STRIKES   Organized Labor Is Beginning to Mederate Its Demand for Wages.

GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES THAT AS AN AFTERMATH PRICE CUT   Strike Epidemiq Seems Completely ty, aan At eeems,

LABOR. MODERATES ITS DEMANDS AS THE COST OF LIVING DROPS; RENTS ARE REDUCED IN CHICAGC

LABOR DEPAR'MT  HEAD SAYS FEW  STRIKESREPORT'D    BELIEVES STRIKE EPIDEMIC TE AMERICA I8 ABOUT COMPLETELY ENDED

CEASE DRIVE FOR. > WAGE INGREASES   [By Ralph F. Couch, United Pres Staff Correspondent.]

EPIDEMIC OF SIRINES NEARS END   Price Cuts May Moder.  ate Labor   SPEED PRODUCTION   Food Prices To Recede 15 to 30 Per Cent

ORGANIZED LABOR MODERATING DRIVE FOR HIGHER WAGES   PRICE CUPTING THROLTGHOU COUNTRY GIVES THETR WAGES GREATER RUYVING POWER

VA DEMANDS   Wave of Price Reduction: Ascribed as Cause of General Conciliation   NOT MORE THAN 50,000 MEN ARE OUT ON STRIKE   DEPARTMENT OF LABOR BI LIFVES WORKMEN ARE NOW AWATTING OUTCOME ol TREND TO LOWER PRICES,

GONCILATOR KERWIN THINKS INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE. LESSENING   Minimum Salary in Some Conferen ces Is Now $1200 and Most  Have Free Parsonage

‘HIGHER SALARY FOR PREACHER   Methodist tpiscopal (onuferconeces  Yromise to Raise Pands,

NEW WARSHIP WILL BE AWS LARGEST PON COMPLETION   Keel Of Massachusetts Will Be Laid After January Ist.

GREAT GUNG AND MONSTER SHIPS   Keels of Two Will Be Laid Early in Year for Boats of Great Size.

1,5, TO LAUNCH ITS BIGGEST BATTLESHIP   SUPERDREADNOUGHT . “MASSA: CHUSETIS TO HAVE 43,200 TONS DISPLACEMENT.

TO PUT EX-KAISER ON TRIAL   Sir Auckland Geddes Tells of Allies’ Plane to Punish the Former ~ German Emperor.

PRINCE FINED 500 MARKS   Joachim Must Pay for Disturbance in Berlin Hotel.

IMtraduced Rules Committee Resoly tion—First Woman to Make Motion On National CoPvention Floor,

IT WAS Bi DAY FOR THE WOME      Recognition at Republican Canventlon Seta Procedent—Seven Ineluded on Executhve Conmuiitte

WOMEN, COME INTO THEIR OW AT GHG CONVENTION   Precedent in National Party __Mestings Bet By Repub~ vious ie Ohionge.

HISTORIC SESSION FOR AMERICAN WOMEN   SUFFRAGE LEADER IN PLEASEL WITH KECOGNITION  EX TENDED AT GO. PL CONVENTION

SPRANGER DESIRED PANT   #a Into Police Station and Demanded Trousers or Job aa Deriving \Venwes.

NO DAMAGE FROM TROPICAL STORM   CANADA OF DESTRUCTION  (OW SEPTEMBER RECORDS   Among the Tire Losses Was 8,500 Bales ‘of Cotton—A Wheat Laden Steamship Burned.

NO DAMAGE FROM “TROPIGAL STORM   AR WY UR RAN RING At EAA 2 ik OANADA OF DE STRUCTION  cUW stPTENBER REGORDS   Among tho Fire Losses Was §,500 Bales of Cotton——A Wheat laden Steamship Burned, L

REFUGEES ARE STARTED HOME   Red Croas Steamer Departa With Crowd of Rassian Chidren.

THE PLAN A SUCCESS   “DAY. IN TIPTON XPRCTED.,       Prohability That the Event Will. be a. Regular Feature.

THE PLAN A SUCCESS   SPECIAL SALE DAL IN TIPTON ALL, THAT WAS EXPECTED.   Probability That the Event Will be a Regular VPeature.

bel. Forces Defeat Federal General in Vicinity of Capitol: “Americaris Are Barred from Juarez, Which Will'Be Turned over to’.  _Revolutionists within 24 Hours. _

U. 9, DESTROVERS  MAY BE HURRIED TA MEYICAN PAST   State Department Makes Request of the Navy.   AMERICANS PLEA   Rebels Cut Communications Between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.

Lato HOIE HG ONT TO MEN DAATS AN GE   Orders Issued in Response te Requests of Americans There.   CAPITAL IS CUT OFF   Two Americans, Father and Y oung Son, Murdered at Pallazdos.

EXTRA! TELEGRAPHIC   Navy to Send Destroyers to Mexi' can Coast to Protect Americans

AMERICANS ASK MORE WARSHIPS    State Department Recuests  Navy to Send Destroyers to  East Mexico Coast.   ‘THE AMERICANS   NEED PROTECTION   Vessels Will Probably be Despatched to Tampico and Vera Cruz at Once.

Will Be Sent — To East Coast To Aid Yanks   Vera Cruz and Tampico Are Probable Destinations of Warships   ‘REPORT REBELS ARE GAINING CONTROL   Avenues of Escape From Mexico City Said To Be Completely Cut Off

DESTROYERS ARE WANTED TO MAKE _ AMERICANS SAFE   State Department Requests Navy to Send Number of Vessels to East Coast   REBELS CUT COMMUNICATION

BANDITS HOLD UP MILWAUKEE STORE   Escape Among Christmas Shoppers With Jewels Valued at $50,000

HOLDUP OF A DIAMOND DEALER   Robbed at Milwaukee of Geme Werth Fifty Theasand.

T. S. DODGE -SLEEPS IN JAIL   Prominent. Business. Man Rests. ir Grand Rapids Lockup When Hotels © : . Are Crowded. —

T. $. DODGE SLEEPS.IN JAIL   Prominent Business Man Reste ir Grand Rapids Lockup When Hotels Are Crowded.

INTERESTING ~ PHASE OF THE BY, SITUATION   Sulis Brought Against Railways By Farmers Because of Shortage ef Cacs in Past Year.

CARROLL GOUNTY MIAN ARRESTED FOR POSTING NOTICE   Sheriff Offered. Big Rewar For Guilty Men and W. J Hicks, Alleged Leader of ; Gang, Was First to Fall Inte The Taile af the T acy

ARREST MADE IN CONNECTION WIT BURNING OF GINS   POSTING OF WARNINGS CON TINUES AND FEW GINS ARE SHUT DOWN.

TROOPS ORDERED TO RETREA’   Reamanian Forces Sent Back to the Frontier Line.

REPUBLICAN IS FOR COX   Herbert Parsons, High in Party Councils. Tells Why.

G. 0, P.. CHIEF FOR COX      Herbert Parsons, Former Nationa! Committveman, Saya tle Is for the League of Nations,

WILSON TO SEND TREATY BACK TO THE SENATE   For the Present, It Is Said, Hi  Is Content to Let Issue Pek

Will Let Treaty Rest For Present Without Action   Wilson Still Pins His Hope To Public Sentiment Forcing Ratification   PEACE QUESTION REMAINS BIG ONE   Not Believed Resolution Simply Declaring War At An End Will Get By

Awaits a ‘Favorable ‘Op. port To., Again’. Submit Treaty.   NO ACTION TO BE =. TAKEN AT PRESENT   President Content to Let Treaty Rest and Will. Take No Steps , To'Patch ‘Pp*Peace. 

Nine Killed and Over a Score Injured in Head-on Collision in Oklahoma   FIVE DIE WHEN AUTO IS STRUCK BY TROLLEY   ENGINE OF MOTOR CAR WENT DEAD ON = INTERURBAN TRACK NEAK AKRON, 0.; TWO KILLED IN NEW YORK.

SCORE OF OTHERS ARE INJURED   risco Passenger Trains Collide on Sharp Curve While Making 40 Miles an Hour---Dectors Rushed to Scene.

WO FRISCO TRAING MEET NEAL-ON NEAR WHITE OAK OKLAHOMA EARLY TODAY   Coaches Pile Up Burying Passengers and Train Workers Under Debris — Both Engineers Killed According to Reports. bie.

IN OKLAHOM?   TWO SAN FRANCISCO PAS SENGER TRAINS COLLIDE. SEVERAL KILLED. ,

ViLNA LOOMS AS PROBABLE - WAR CENTER   Poland Preparing Note to Allies Saying She Can’t Retake City. :   NEW “SORE SPOT” IN EUROPE IS CREATED   Socialists of Germany Advo— cate Civil War 4o'Establish ke Proletariat State,

VILNA IS HELD BY THE POLES   Against the Wishes of Britain and France- Poles Will Politely Re-   fuse to Vacate.

Another Complicated Situation May Arise From Occupation  of the Capital.   Mutiny Being Feared   Polish Government Is Preparing Note to Allies to Explain . Troops in Vilna.

MARKET SHOWS NEW STRENGTH   Gains Ranged from One to Nearly 5 Points in  Some Cases.   LIBERTY BONDS STILL FALLING

SLUSH FUND   Thompson Testifies for Republicans and Gerard for Democrats.

HARDING EAPRESSES FLEASURE   Gov. Cox Waits for Effects of Pacific Coast Stump Tour

ee gE, oy pe ; mae ac. fe ‘e pte , ba mee  Groceries, 5 and ioc Goods  Coffee   FARMERS NOTIC! Faas and Ouick Relief

FOUR SEEKERS OF PRESIDENCY AT Cy. PAUL FAIR   Republican, Democratic, Prohibition And Farmer-Labor Standard Bear. ers Will Speak There.

American Consular  _ Agent Wanted Jai   Must Remain Out Under Bail Which H Avers Was Put Up By Parties © Unknown To. Him   ‘DECISION PROLONGS THE CASE

REFUSE TO-PERMIT ~ JENKINS 10 RETURN TO MEXICAN JAM   AMERICAN CONSULAR AGENT, FREED ON BALL. DENTED PEBRMISSIGN tO GO BACK TO PEN

DENIES PETITION “OF W. OL JENKINS   Puebla Judge Denies Petluon That Bond Jje Nullifed and Jonkins Be Be-imprisoncd.

RMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION IN CORONA TO BE VERY NOTEWORTHY; ENJOYABLE T0 OLD AND YOUNG

VICTORY Stt BY ROOSEVEL   Harding’s Opposition to th League of Nations Spells Cox’s Election.

ROOSEVELT PREDICTS WESTERN STATES WILL GIVE COX # MAJDAITY   HARDING'S LEAGUE OF NATIONS  mma STAND WILL THROW SLUPPORT TO DEMOCRATS.

CLOSE GGT FO DELEGATES. IN MANY STATES   Democrat Factions Struggle for Control of. Party in Pennsvivania °   LIGHT VERMONT: VOTE IS CREDITED TO WooD   Palmer, Smith and Watsor Forces Split at Georgia Convention

WOOD WINNER IN VERMONT   Green Mountain Republicans Favor the General for  President.

Pre eo care ee  WOOD LEADS IN VERMONT   By. Large Percentage of Re’ publican. Vote —- Johnson and Hoover i in ‘Close’ Race - for Second.

WOOD IN VERMONT TIKES LEAD OVER HAQUER AND HIRAM   State Primary Returns Give Wood Big Majority Over  Four Others on Ticket.

WOOD LEADS  INVERMONT   By Large Percentage of Republican Vote — Johnson and Hoover in Close Rage  for Second.

WOOD HAS BIG  LEAD IN VERMONT   THE GENERAL. ‘SABS SEVENTY -PER CENT OF THE VOTE,    PENROSE IN PENNSY.   THE REGULARS WIN IN KEY ' §TONE STATE CONTESTS   (corgla Bamocrats Will Send Contesting Defegations to San: ; Francisco Convention. -

REGULAR SLATE APPEARS WINNER IN PA. PRIMARY   Incomplete Returns Show Tha Alt But One of Slate Candidates in Lead.

OLD GUARD LEADS  IN PENNSYLVANIA   REGULAR REPUBLICAN  CANDI DATES HAVE MAJORITY AS CHICAGO DELEGATES.

VERMONT VOTES   Polls Approximating 70 Pe Cent of All Votes Cast Ir   Hoover and Johnson in Close Race For Second Place

Eleven of 12 Organization Candidates for Delegates at Large Ahead—Victory for Palmer Claimed.

WOOD GATHERS IN 70 PER CENT OF VERMONT’S VOT!   Little Interest in the Primary Election, Ballots Cast Being About OneTwentieth of Normal.

Reports: ‘From’ Pennsylvania Vermont. and. Georgia—The © Regulars. Are. ‘Leading — Wood ‘Ahead in Vermont. by  Large Margin.

WOOD LEADS IN VERMONT BALLOT   JIAS 70 PER CENT OF G. 0. . BALJOT IN EARLY RETTRNS  Hoover and Johnson Jace For Second Place—Eleven Pennsylvania Dele.  eentace Sona naes:

WOOD GARNERS LARGE SHARE VERMONT VOTES   Polls Approximating /0 Fer Cent of All Votes Cast In Primary.   Hoover and Johnson in Close Race For Second Place

5 15 Per Cent af G. 0. P. Vote Hith Johnson and Hoover Close Rivals for Second   MAN OPENS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN MICHIGAN

WOOD LEADING IN VERMONT PRIMARY   THE GENERAL GOT ABOUT 7é PER CENT OF THE SMALL VOTE CAST   PENN REGULARS WIN   Gov. Sproul Led the Vote for Delegates, At Large In Pennsylvyania Yesterday   Georgia Bemocrats to Send Twe Sets of Delegates to National — Convention

ORGANIZATION TICKET WINS   Republican Slated Candidates Will Succeed. Returns Are Incomplete.   PALMER BEAT BONNIWELL   indications Are That Attorney General Will Control State Committee. Snyder Unopposed,

"PENIS   Returns - Indicate. Complete Victory of Républican Oreanization.   ‘Entire Democratic Ticke' Backed by Attorney Gen; eral Is Nominated. 

2 REGULARS ARE LEADING IN PENN   Returns from Yesterday’s Pr maries for All Parties are Still Incomplete

WOCD SWEEPS VOTE OF VERMONT STATE   Gets Seventy-five Per Cent 01 Ranublican Polls,

NAME DELEGATES   Pennsylvania Primary Returns Show Probable State Winners   PALMER: LONE CONTENDER   Presidential Preferences Did Not Figure Prominentiy at Polls

POT OF POLITICS FAST AND SOUTH BOILS FURIOUSLY   Prohibition One Of Bi; Issues With Virginia Democrats.

Tan  ST ATE NEWS,   Happenings in the Great Old Paln:t fo Commonwealth,

SONZALES SEP FREE      Moxlean War Minletor Finds Leades Acenaad ty Now Revalt no Lon. ger Porll top Gavernnient.

NEW COUNTRY ESTABLISHED BY CHINAMEN   No Concessions to Foreign Power to be Granted According to Report.

METEOROL OGISTS MAY. BATTLE FLL   Budapest Scientist Says Germs Trave on Air Currents; Would Give Warning on Movemer s,

REQUEST INQUIR} INTO DEPORTAIT OF E. J. COSTELLE   WASHINGTON MAN SAYS AMERI CAN PAPERS INTERFERED WITH IN ENGLAND

INVESTIGATION OF DEPORTATION OF EDITOR ASKEI   Letter to Secretary Colby De mands Probe of England's  Treatment of Costello,

GREETED BY LARGE SROWD   Senator Harding Reaches Wheeling Shortly After Noon

THOUSANDS MEET CHEER HARDINC   Greatest Crowd of Present Tour  Gathered at Wheeling Today; Come From Far Distance.

USING HOME MADE DYES   German Gutpat Superseded by U8:  Prodicts in seeking Germs,

FILLMORE COUNTY HAS LOST   Jeerease of Population Shown ir Ten Year Pertod.

PUBLIC TO RECEIVE FACTS IF REFUSAL 70 ACT CONTINUES   Governor Declares State Commission’s Order is Liberal and That Mines Can Operate.   STATE WILL SECURE FUE

MINE OPERATORS PAID ACCOUNTS 10 AVOID ‘INGOME TAXES   Gov. Goodrich of Indiana in Address Today Makes This Charge Against Mine Operdibie, and Says Public Does Not Get a Sauare Teal.

———~_"------ré‘an"eeoO6KOK Ce  Goodrich Says Coal Operators Pad .  Expense Account To Dodge Taxes

WOVENUE GWUUUTILE Ul Hiutaiia Threatens to Push Charges  Charges Profiteering And Ofer Crooked Work to Operators

COAL OPERATORS _ ARE ARRAIGNED   Gov. Goodrich Makes Oper Charge That Coal Mine Men  «Aes Not Acting Fairly.   WILL LAY RECORD BARE

cal TT - PAD-AGGOUNTS      Expenses. Boosted on Bocks to __Dodge Income. Tax, .Good: rich Declares’

PAD AMINE ROLLS T0 CHEAT GOV'T OF TAX GOVERNOR CLAIMS   Indiana Coal. Mine Operators Threatened With. Expose of “Insidé Facts.”

I'LL BARE INSIDE PROFITS,” INDIANA GOVERNOR WARNS   Determined To Enforce Price Fixed By State Board.

DECLARES COAL  CHIEFS PAD ACCOUNTS   Voal Company Heats Who Previously Were Contented With $5,000 Salary Now Draw $30,000 Annually, Says Indiana Governor

COAL COMPANIES PAD EXPENSES TO ESCAPE TAX   So Declares Governor Good rich Who Is Himself a Coal Operator.

Bank Messengers  Robbed of $30,006   Scores of Spectators Sat in Autos and Watched the Robbery  i i  i i a a

BANDITS GET SWIFT PAYROLL AT KANSAS CITY   Scores Watch Yeggs Take $30, 000 From Messengers.

BANDITS SECURE LOOT OF $30,006   Pay-Roll of Swife and Company Taker On Bridge Between Missouri and Kansas: Hold-up Men Get Away.

$30,000 HOLDUT   Kansas City Bank Messen. gers: Robbed of Payroll °

ALBANY. POLICEMAN SHOT_AND_ KILLED _BY MOULTRIE MAN      Police Officials‘Assert R. S. English Admits Shooting, Claiming He:Fired After the Patrolman: Had: Opened Fire Oven EESenn Tiled Trotantlsy

LBANY POLICEMAN SHOT AND KILLED BY MOULTRIE MAN   Police Officials Assert R. S. English , Admits Shooting, Claiming He Fixed After the  Patrolman Had Opened Fire On Him. Med Tactantly.

Convicts To «Harvest Fie Pields   Men AVill Be Parcled from ‘Peni: tentiary Directly to. Kansas Earmers.

CONVICTS TO HARVEST FIELDS   toverner of Khanane Propecce Vargle wcring Baer Senean.

TES GROWTH nF U.S, NAY   House Committee Chairman Points to Prospect for Supremacy of Seas

NAVAL GROWTH IN NEXT FOUR YEARS MOST FORMIDABLE   Fleets Will About nut Equal Eng land’s by 1924, Says House Member.

U0. TO HAVE A MONSTER FLEET WITHIN 4 YEAR   America’s Navy Will About Equal That of England by 1924 if Present Program Is Not Interfered With.

RIG A NAVY AS BRITAIN.   \merica Eaupected to Eqaeal It in Fightisag Power by 1024.

AMERICAN NAVY COMPETITOR OF GREAT BRITAIN’S   A Remaining Navies or Naval Programs of World, Except England's, Do Not Equal That of United States, House Told

U.S. NAVV TO RE EQUAL, - * OF GREAT BRITAES'S TN 1924         World's Most. Fo nidable Arumda te Be Rullt ha Next Four Years, Chairpain Butler Says.

WATSON TELLS 5 PRINCIPLES FOR CAMPAIGN    Keynoter at Republican Convention Says Country Was Near to Autocracy.

Senator ‘Watson Outlines Five 3 Principles of Party in In‘y diana Campaign. sis   RESTORE THE GOVERNMENT

Outlines Five Principles Before Indiana Conveution on Which He Says 1920 Campaign Should Be Waged.

WATSON SOUNDS INDIANA KEYNOTE   Five Principles For Republican Campaign.

TEXANS FIGHT HOLDUP MEN   Three Shot In Battle with Citizens al * Waanconer City.

3 SHOT IN TEXAS HOLDUP   Three Highwaymen Lodged in Hos. pitals After Battle With Citizens at Waggener City.

Week’s Market News   Furnished by Powell Bros. & Co., Live Stock Commission Merchants.

COLBY CONFERS AT WHITE HOUSE WITH SECRETARY TUMULTY   Turkish-Adriatic Questions Believed to Have Been Sub-" ject of Talk.

ULASalG WATER AAGE THIS YEAR   Challenge of Sir Thomas Lipton is Accepted   [fo Defend America’s Cup Against Irish Baronet’s Fourth Shamrock—Contests to Begin July 15 Over Sandy Hook Course — Thirteenth Series Since 1851.

FIND THIRD AZTEC PYRAMIL   New Discovery in Mexico Larger Than Other Two That Puzzle Scientists,

4 MORE COAL OPERATORS SURRENDER   Work of the Federal Gran Jury is Bringing Results * Every Day.

COAL OPERATORS SURRENDER SELVES   Four More Deliver Themselve: To Couwt To Answer Indictments.

FOUR MORE COAL OPERATORS GIVE UF   INDICTED MEN ARE UNDER BOND IN INDIANAPOLIS.

LEAGUE ISSUE WILL BE PRESENTED SOON   PRESIDENT-ELECT WILE FIND COVENANT “CORPSE” REFUSES TO BE BURIED.

$16 AND LITTLE. POWERS CLASY   Split on the Same Rock as the 1907 Hague Tribunal.   HALTS WORK GA WORLD CURT   Not an Inch ef Progress Made in Acreeing Upon Proportion of Judges—Eiihu Root Cham. pions Great Powers.

BIG POWERS CLASH WITH LITTLE ONES   Split on the Same Rock as the 1907 Hague Tribunal.   HALTS WORK ON WORLD COUR   Not an inch of Progress Made in Agreeing Upon Proportion of Judges—Elihu Root Champions Great Powers.

BIG AND LITTLE — POWERS CLASH   SPLIT ON SAME ROCK AS 1907 HAGUE TRIBUNAL.

WORK OF WORLD COURT 15 HALTED   Big and Little Powers in Clash at The Hague.   SPLIT ON SAME QLD ROCK   Disagreement That Broke Up the 1907 Tribunal Halts Proceedings Again —Not an Inch of Progress— Root Speaks.

BIG AND LITTLE POWERS GLASh   Split on the Same Rock as the 1907 Haque Tribiunal.   HALTS WORK ON WORLD COURT   Not an Inch of Progress Made ir Agreeing Upon Proportion of Judgee—Elihy Root Cham pes ra a

WHY SULLIVAN SHOULD HAVE NEW COURT HOUSE   STUDENTS, ORGANIZATIONS AND CITIZENS ASKED TO WRITE PAPERS ON SUBJECT   FOR THIS NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN   Sullivan Union Will Give Fifteen Dollars in Cash For the Best Article Sent to Us by April 15th.

SOVIET ACCEPTS CONDITIONS FOR BRITISH TRADE   spa Announcement Says Russians Have Accepted all Conditions Laid Down by Lloyd George.   GERMANS ACCEPT ALLIED TERMS   Ultimatum, Accepted at Last Moment, Threatened Occupation of Parts of Germany,

REDS ACCEPT TRAUVE PACT   Russian Government Agrees to Lloyd fearne’s Conditions.

Ales’? Ulimatum Signed by Berlin Delegation; Pledge to Begin Disarming At Once Is Given Conference At Spa   Teutons Protest Provision for Rohr Occupation As Breach of Treaty; Compulsory Service Is Abolished in Army

RUSS ACCEPT TRADE PACT   Soviet Government Agrees to Lioyd George’s Conditions as to Resumption of Business.

ALLIES MAKE-UP WITH RUSSIA   Will Begin Trade Relations Immediately   SOVIETAGGEPTS CONDITIONS   Were Laid Down at Spa Convention by Premier L!oyd George.

Hoosier Bill’s Rhymes  By Wiham Emeratian Rogers   Plannin’ Crops

Hoosier Bill’s Rhymes, 4 BY : A WiLLAM EMERSON pGERS   ‘PLANNIN’ CROPS

BARS DRY ACT REFERENDUM   Missouri Court Restrains Officiais / From Obtaining State Vote on Liquor Issues.

BARS DRY ACT REFERENDUM   Supreme Court of Missouri Restrains State Vote on Liquor.

SHORT LINE RAILROADS IN TROUBLE   United States Railway Labor Board Hearing the Complaints of Short Lines.

SHORT LINE PREXIED ~ DESCRIBE TROUBLE!   Railway Heads Discuss Difficulties Met in Operating Their Roads.

RAILWAY HEADS PERPLEXED   Trials of Presiding Officials Over Short Limes Are Coming  An @ tk &

AUTO TRUCK COMPETING WITH OWDAT RAIL LINE BETS ALE THE BUSINESS   HARD LUCK STORY OF TEXAS SHORT LINE ROAD LAID BEFORE LABOR BOARD.

GLUCOSE PLANT 18 SOLD FOR TRIFLE   Million Dollar Concern i: Knocked Down for $155,000.

HUGE GLUCOSE WORKS SOLD AT AUCTION SALE   Million Dollar Plant at Dav  enport Is Purchased For $155,000.

MILLION DOLLAR IOWA PLANT HELD BY TRUST I$ SOLD   Glucose Works At Davenport Goes for $115,000; Court Order.

BRITAIN HOPES FOR DELAY   Rail and Transport Men May Post. pone Action Until the Chiefs Meet.

ENGLAND HOPES FOR DELAY   Transport and Rail Men May Postpone Ctrike Artian

MAINE BEUUNIES SPELLBINDERS PATTLEGENTER  State, Looked. Upon as   State,. Looked . Upon as Political Barometer by the Leaders. :   LEAGUE DRIVE VEXING   Republicans’ Have Best Organization, Declares . Quflivan.

MAINE ELECTION WEATHER VANE SAYS SULLIVAN   Degree of Republican Success in State Will Be Fail Certerman   SIGNS FAVOR G. O. P   AS MAINE GOES SO GOES THE NATION 1S POLITICAL AXIOM, MARK SULLIVAN SAYS

HAITIS PRESIDENT LOSES HIS. SALARY   Island Republic Has Failed t Abide by Treatics Mada With U. S. Government.

HAYTIPROTESTS ACTION BY U5,   CHARGES ARE MADE THAT TROOPS ARE USING THE NATIVES BADLY.

HAYTI FAILED TO. ABIDE BY TREATIES   USS, Witholds Salaries of Presi dent and Other Officials of Republic.

REWARD FOR ARREST AND CONVICTION OF LYNCHERS   Authorities of Fayette County and Relatives of Young Bennett Offer $15.000.

JAPS. FIGHT OVER SUFFRAGE,   Police Fought Inside and Out of the Diet to Suppress Disorders.

irmed Men Hold Up Newsboys fo Suppress Report of Damage Suit Against Omaha Grain Mar

NEWSBOYS HELD UP IN OMAHA; SEIZE PAPERS   junmen Halt Boys in Hotel Lobby and Confiscate Scandal Expose Issue

DENVER NEWSBOVS HELD UP BY ARMED MEN WHC CONFISCATE THE ENTIRE SUNDAY EDITION OF THE CITY'S SERSATION SHEET   LADS FORCED TO STAND AND DELIVER AT GUN POINTS; ’ “POLICE FAIL TO HEAR OF STICKUP; HUNDREDS ARE WITNESSES

OMAHA PAPER’ CONFISCATED BY GANGSTEF iS   Weekly, Refusing to Sup ‘as Scandal Abséut Million 8; #e, Forcibly Stopped, B

SOR" NEWS BY A HOLD-UP   Pntive Faition of Omaha Weekly Containing Shady Story, Seized.

MAN SUED BY WOMAN   Armed. Mea Robbed Newsboys ol Newspaper Telling of the Case,

NAB.ARMY MENIN WOMAN'S DEATH   Carlisle Woman Shot And Instantly Killed in Home,   SAY IT WAS ACCIDENTAL   J  Police Doubt Theory. Womaa Hac Keen Entertaining Men. Soldier: Hurried Away After Shooting.

WOMAN KILLED SOLDIERS HELD CLAIM ACCIDENT   Soldiers Are Held Pending Th Outcome of Investigation.

TWO SOLDIERS ARE WELD FOR SHOOTING OF WOMEN   STORIES. OF KILLING DIFFER AND POLICE DO NOT ACCEPT VERSION THAT DEATH WAS DUE TO ACCIDENT.

WOMAN KILLED “IN HER HOME; SOLDIERS HELI   Accused Claim - Shooting Was Accidental, Say  ge oe Larges

TRAFFIC IS HALTEL   Heavy Snow Thruout Ohio inter feres With Travel

OHIO IN THROES OF SNOW FALI   SEVERAL INCHES BE-ING REPORTED IN MANY SECTIONS OE  ' OANA PIN   Steam and Interurbar Travel: Interrupted ir Many Places — Colde! Weather Predicted by Bureau...

OHIOIN THROES OF SNOW FALL   SEVERAL INCHES BE  _ ING REPORTED IL MANY SECTIONS OF ar amt.   Steam and Interurban Tyavel Interrupted in Many Places — Colder Weather Predicted by  Rureat.

PRO-GER MAND REGAINING ~POWERIN TURKEY   ‘Party Believed to Have Been  Crushed By the Operation of the Armistice Terms Is  Being Reorganized.  :   STATE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES REPORTS   Turks Who Were Supposed to Have Fled to Germany When Country Surrender ed Are at Bottom of Plot.

ULD PRO GERMAN PARTY IN POWER   Story of Ascendency is Told for First Time   IN OFFICIAL REPORT   Nationalist Party in Turkey Thought to have been Crushed Comes to Surface Under Leadership of Mustapha  Kemel — Bloody Program Includes Extermination

TWO KILLED INGAMBLING RAID   ‘Forty-Seven Arrests Are  Made in West Texas . ' QOH Fields

TWO MEN KILLED ONE HURT IN RAID   Assisting Deputy Constabtes in Wichita Falls Victims of Alleged Gamblers

TWO KILLED IN RAID ON GAMBLING HOUSE NEAR WICHITA FALLS, TE POLICE CAPTURE FORTY - SEVEN

TWO ARE KILLED IN RAID   Wichita Falls Officers Arrest Yorty Seven Charged With Gambline.

ALFLOFL REPORT DEALS WITH BIG LIST OF MATTERS   Denounces Bolshevism and Profiteering, Also the Cummins Rail Bill.

MERICAN FEDERATION UF LABOR CONVENTION OPENED AT MONTREA   KEYNOTE ADDRESS IS DELIVERED BY PRESIDENT SAMUEL GOMPERS THIS MORNING,

ANN UAL LABOR» ~. CONVENTION   Five Hundred: Delegates Present and Samuel Gompers.-Presided _

SAYS RUSSIA CAN TAKE CARE   THAT IS THE STATEMENT MADE BY LENINE TO THE ITALIAN SOCIALISTS, FP IS SAID.   There Was a Time When Russian So cialists Believed It Was Necessary to Have a Revolution in Every Country.

of World. 4 Revolution   So “Soviet Representa tive” to U. S. Tells

Sub-Committee Soviet Riis overnment Is Able to Sur f World. Says  00 be Bought  “Ambassador” Informs Senate Has Reached Stage Where G vive Without Sympathy of Rest 0 American Goods Worth $7,000,0

LENINE CHANGED — WEAS RECENTLY   MARTENS, BEFORE SENATE COM MITTEE, SAYS WORLD REYOLUTION Nor DESIRED.   RUSSIA IS BUYING MATERIALS

LENINE GIVES UP HIS WORLD REVOLUTION PLAN   Russia Is Now Strong Enough ‘to Defy Other Govern-- ments, Martens Says

LENINE ABANDONS — WORLD REVOLUTION      is Naw Sercage Enough ta BDety che World Hence Revolt Not Nece

MARTENS SAYS SOVIET CHIEF» SATISFIED   Bolshevist Ambassador Testifies As Witness -~   Furnishes List of AmeritanBorn College Graduates as Among Personnel of Russ Bureau

Martens Tells Foreign  tions Committee Th Russia Is Strong.  lmeranta ononeawT ern      RUSSIA-QGESN'T NEED

SOVIET RUSSIA IS NOW ABLE TODEFY THE ENTIRE WORLD   PLANS FOR WORLD WIDE RE VOLTS ABANDONED, SOVIET “MINISTER TELLS SENATE      NO PROPAGANDA IN U.S   “Ambessador Martens” Declares ‘Phat Soviet Goverment Has Made No Effort to Srread its Doctrines in This Country

HT WOR 1) HE   HUILDING .AT OVER: $200,000: COST         "T AGAINST HO: L,-

LOWER PRICE LEVELS   On Potatoes, Fruits and Vege. tables Generally

VEGETABLES GENERALLY AT LOW PRICE LEVEL   Potatoes Are Lower Than They Ought to be, Department of Agriculture Statec

POTATOES HIT LOW PRICE LEVEL   PRICES IN WESTERN CITIES RUN HIGHER THAN IN THE EAST.

Admiral Sims Criticizes Navy Before Senate Com.   “Navy Morale Reduced to Zero, Officer Declared at Hearing.

CRITICISM 19 HIS PLAIN DUTY,  SAYS ADM. SIM   Testifies Before Senate Committee Investigating Naval Awards Muddle.   NO PERSONAL MATTER WITH SEC’Y DANIELS   Has Only Praise for Commander Bagley, Brother-in-Law , of the Secretary.

SIMS HITS NAVY CENSORSHIP   Deplores Suppress'ing Criticism—No Personal Motive in Daniels Fight, He Asserts. .

SIMS SAYS CRITICISA QF NAVY (3 NEEDED TQ WEVELAIP EEEICIEND)   DENIES THAT HE WAS BEEN IN SUBORDINATE IN CRITICISING NAVY AWARDS,

CRITICISM IS GREATEST NEED AMERICAN NAVY  —APMIRAL SIMS   “ells Senate Committee So at Hearing Naval Awards Today.

LAST EDITION   SIMS WITNESS BEFORE SENATE INVESTIGATORS   Regards His Criticism of Award Given Navy Men as His Piain Duty.   HAD NO PERSONAL MOTIVE.   Senators Disagree Over Allowing Admiral to Testify Before Daniels.

ADMIRAL SIMMS TALKS   De elares the Gag Kule Applied by the ae ees Is the (:reatest Handicap to Navy. ,

SIMS DECLARES MR. DANIELS REFUSES T0 ALLOW CRITICISM   Admiral Thinks Lack cf Construcitive Criticism Handicaps the American Navy.   EO eee  BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Declares He Has Made No Personal Attack; Was Plain Duty to Tell Injustices.

SIMS  CONDEMNS SECRECY POLICY OF YANKEE NAVY   Says Lack of Constructive Crit Handicaps ox Ser vice,              ; Wrangles Over ‘Witness to Be Called.

JIM3 DECLARES HE WAS UBLIGED TO ST ART FIGHT   Admiral Tells Senate Committee Censorship om Navy Matters Works Big Injury.   TO HEAR DANIELS

SIMS GIVES: IVES SENATE. COMMITTEE HIS: VIEW   SAYS HE.HAD NO INTENTIONS OF ATTACKING SECRETARY— NAVY NEEDS CRITICISM:

WORSE THAN IT 1S NOW"   Sims Declares Decorating Officers Who Lost Shins Uniustifiable

SIMS POINTS OUT A PREAT HANnIPAP      Lack of -Constructive Criticism and Restrictions On Officers De- glared Chief Faults.

ff “y “ 'Coughed Up “0. D.”” Wool - — That German Bullet Drove Into His Lungs

COUGHED UP ~ TWOPICESO “DLIVEDRAB WOOL   Montana Student Was Shot ir Lungs i im France by German Bullets, 

Ex-Soldier Coughs Up. “OQ D” Wool Driven Into Lungs By German Bullets

Montana Veteran Coughs Up Pieces of O. D. Wooi as Souvenirs of Wa:

STATE OF MIND OF THEFARMERS IS OMINOUS   So Says Report of Committee Af. ter Investigation Situation. Fed.  eral Reserve System Blamed.

SITUATION AT PRESENT OMINOUS’ FOR FARM GLASS   FEDERAL RESERVE BANK HELD. TO BLAME IN REPORT.   AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE GETS ANALYSIS.   Bankruptcy and General Ruin for the Agricultural Classes Held to Follow Present Trend Unless It Is Immediately Checked.

FARMERS FACE RUIN, REPORT   Committee of -Agrisuitural Conference at Washington Submits its Findings.   DEMANDS IMMEBIATE REMEDY   Body Biames the Federai Reserve Sys tam for Their Troubies-—Goea Inte Details on Causes of the Praesent Situation.

BLAME ON OFFICIALS   Agricultural Qonference Declares Ominous Situation Menacing Farmers Is Due to Official Mistakes.   BANKRUPTCY AND RUIN MENACE AGRICULTURE   Administration's Pollcy of Meddling and Bungling Has Brought Farmers of Nation Into Desperate Situation.

DOWNWARD TREND OF FAAM PRICES MEANS BANKRIIPTC\   Ruin Imminent Unless Ag ricultural Interests Are Conserved, Opinion of  '. Farmers ‘Congress

FARMERS INSIST ACTION NER OED   Delegation Says Bankruptcy Inevitable Uniess Immediate Remedy Found  i ne   Blame Federal Reserve System For Slump in Prices

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE IN ATTAGK ON GOVT.   Blames Federal Re serve System for Fall  in Prices.

FARM CONVENTION FEARS BANKRUPTCY   Credit Restrictions Condemned Prices Declared Below Production Cost.

TO TELL WILSON FACING RUIN IN PRESENT PRICES   Place Blamie for Situation on Failure of Federal Reserve System to Assist Farmers  When It Should.

SEE RUIN: IF GRAINS REMAIN LOW   General Committee  Warns Washington Conference Price Drop Spells Bankruptcy for Agricultural Interests.

AGRIGULTURKL CONFERENCE ACT:   “GENERAL BANKRUPTCY “ AND RUIN [5 INEVITABLE!   GOMMITTEE MAKES REPORTS   The Comnnittes Report, -Adopied, Holds the Federal Reseryo Systein 4n Restricting Credits, to Blame.

RUIN CERTAIN ‘UNLESS PES, PHANEE CT AIM   ‘Report “Says Mind of Farny I Population is “Gminous” ~ Just. Now “   /FEDERAL RESERV E YeTEM BLAMED.   Frank and Fair Attitude of Those in. Authority « Desired: ~

MUST CHECK PRICE DECLINE   Say That Farmers of the Nation Will Lose Billions of Dollars

FARMERS FACING BANKRUPTCY AND AUIN, (5 REPORT   Conference Committee Places Blame on Deflation Policy of Treasury Dept.   Federal Reserve Officials Come in Censured for Issuing Statements on Prices.

ASSELTS FARMERS ARE FACING RUM   National Conference Report Says _ Rural Bankruptey Threatens.   IMMEDIATE REMEDY IS ASKED   Resolutions Adopted by the Body Blame the Federal Reserve System of Price Regulation—Situation Presented in Detail.

FARMERS FACE BANKRUPTCY   Says Report of Agricultura Conference.   BLAMES FEDERAL RESERVE   For Prevailing Low Prices, Charging Arbitrary Withholding of Needed: Assistance.

MEN HIGH UP IN BOOZE RING IT 1S CLAIMED   BY OFFICIALS ON PROHIBITION   REPORT SAYS RUIN FACED BY U. §. FARMERS   Two Congressmen Reported In volved in $30,000 Whisky Bribe.   Practically Every City in the U. S. to Be Investigated at Once.   Committee of Agricultural Con. ference at Washington Submits Its Findings.  !   JUDGE LANDIS TO TAKE CASF   LIQUOR COMES FROM CANAD/   DEMANDS IMMEBIATE REMEDY   Eleven Men, Named -s Leaders of Gang, Government O‘ficials, Distii'ers, Saloon Men and Whisky Runners involved.   Whisky Ring Also Operating From Points in Mexico Revelations of Amazing Conditions in Chicago Spur to Action.   Body Biames the Federal Reserve System for Their Troubles—Goes into Detaiis on Causes of the Present Situation.

DEMAND OF FARMERS I$ FOR ACTION   Blame Authorities Fo “Conditions Leading to Bankruptcy.”

COMMITTEE BLAMES FEDERAL RESERVE FOR PRESENT CRISIS; SAY  BANKRUPTCY LOOMS

GENERAL BANKRUPTCY AND RUIN . ~ CONFRONT FARMERS OF AMERICA ~ UNLESS REMEDY FOUND AT ONGE   Agricultural Conference Committee Blames Federal - Reserve Bank—Farm Population in “Omi- nous” State of Mind.

BANKRUPTCY AND AUIM WEVITABL 10 THE FARMER   Says Resolution Adopted by Agricultural Conference At Washington.

FARMERS TURN ~—‘TOPRESIDENT   Protest Against ‘Currency _ Deflation Policy of UTS.

FARME AS SEE RU F PRICES KEEP O HITTING DECLINE   Treasury and Reserve Board Officials Are Blamed for Present Situation. °   RESTRICTION OF CREDITS HURT FINANCING OF FARN   Washington Farm Conference Report Charges... Official Meddling Harmful.

AGRICULTURAL ~ GONFERENGE AT   “GBNERAL BANKRUPTCY > AND RUIN 18 INEVITABLE”      COMMITTEE MAKES REPORTS   Tho Comnutteg Keport, Adopted ’ Holds the Federal Roservo,Systen an Restricting Credits, to Blame.

SAYS FARMERS: FACE BANKRUPTCY   Must Get Higher Prices or Rul Is Inevitable, They Say.   BLAMES FEDERAL RESERVE   Gharges Government Agencies With Achitrary Acts to Force Prices Down—Demand Change of Policy,

Says Farmers Are Bankrupt Unless Some Immediate Remedy Is Found tor W.C.L

DEGLARE FARMER ARE FAGING RUIN   FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BLAMED FOR DECLINE IN PRICE OF PRODUCTS.   FARMERS LODGE PROTEST   Meeting at Washington to Take Some Action to Check Downward Trend of Price Held On Wednesday.

DOLSHEVIK PASS THRU ARMENIA INTO THE TURK. TERRITORY   Reported. Settlement With Armenia is Taken to Have Given Russians Permission To Join Turk Nationalists In Fight Against Allies,

HARDING. ON  WAY TO PANAMA   Finds it Hard Work to Do Nothin:  —May Issue a News; _ paler,

SENATOR HARDING IS EN-ROUTE   Wireless News From ihe Untied Slates Seauned by the Party.

HARDING NN STFAMER ENROQUTE TO PANAME   oh { ELECT FINDS IT DIt BICELT vO DO NOTHING— * WEURKEY FOR TITANKS-  *  naw sr.

10 SET TYPE FOR A SOUVENIR EDITION    President-Eelct Harding Has Linotype Machine Aboard Vessel For That Purpose   IS ENROUTE TO CANAL ZONE

HARDING ON HIS WAY TO PANAMA: CONSIDERS MEXICA   President Eleet Finds Tim Hangs Rather Heavy During Sea Voyage   WILL HELP NEIGHBOR.   Close Advisors Say Obregon Will Have Best Wishes Of New Administration

MARION STAR ISSUED ABOAR THE PARISMII                 President-Elect Harding Setting the Type For Som tions—Friendly Relations With Mexico Durin Adminictrahion Ara: Predicted.

HARDING ON WAY TO PANAMA CANAL   President-Elect Will Be Separat ed From Affairs of State for . the Next Woek,   WILL.WOQRK FOR FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH MEXICO   Expects the New Administration to Send Helping Rand In Putting Country on Is Feet Financ. ially and Industrially.

HARDING ON WAY TOWARD PANAMA   President ° “Elect is: Enjoyin Life-on- Shipboard as Par ismina’ Ploughs ‘Gulf.   AWAY FROM BUSINESS

President-Elect Eagerly Scans Wireless Reports of U. S. Doings.   FRIENDLY WITH WMEYICO   New Mexican President Will Get Co-operation of U. S. After March 4,

HARDINGS ARE EN.ROUTE TO PANAMA   THE SENATOR TRIED TO SETTLI POWN TO DOING NOTHING, BUT FOUND IT DIFFICULT

PEACEFUL RELATIONS WITH - MEXICO ARE EXPECTED TO BE ADVANCED BY SENATOF   Belief Is Held That Under Republican Administration Ties of Friendship Between Nations Will Be Strengthened

A PASADENA TRAGEDY.   Wealthy Reat Estate Dealer Killed son and Then Himself.

FATHER KILLS SON, THEN SEL   WEALTHY PASADENA MAN SHOOTS 14-YEAR-OLD LAD AS HE SLEEPS   (By Associated Press Lessed Wire 

SAFE GRACKED AT EDINGURE   ROKBERS ENTERED OFFICE 61 + CUTSINGER ZLEV B AND  OBTAINED   FIRED ON BY GEORGE WELLS

SAFE CRACKED. AT EDINBURG   ROBBERS ENTERED -.GFFICK Ot CUTSINGER EYATOR “AND “ORTAINED $300.       FIRED ON BY GEORGE WELLS

NEWBERRY MEN FREED BY JUDG!   38 Defendas's Dropped in Eiection Conspiracy Case,   Eighty-Five stift L-'t in Fieid—Fitth  Count in Indi.tment Aiso  Dismiss. a.

DISCHARGE FIFTEEN MORE DEFENDANTS   Only 85 Face Jury at Grand Rapids.

JUDGE SESSOMS DISMISSES FIFTEER   Of the Defendants in the Newbury Conspiracy Case Believing He Could Not   SECURE A CONVICTION

FORMAL VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY ENTERED:  WINES HANERS   Eighty-five Defendants Left  On Trial at Hearing on ; Alleged Frauds   FIFTH COUNT OF INDICTMENT DROPPED   Attorney for Defense Argues To Have Other Charges Thiamissed by Court

15 DEFENDANTS IN NEWBERRY CASES ARE DISCHARGED   Jadge Sessions Releases Big Banch of Defendants—Still Etghty-five  Left to Be Tried,

JUDGE DISMISSES 15 MORE CHARGED AV VOTE CONSPIRACY   SESSIONS CLEARS DECKS ONLY 835 OF ORIGINAL 8 152 REMAIN.   COUNT RULED OUT   Fifth Part of Indictment Said to Be Irrelevant to "'frial.

FREE NEWBERRY MEN   FIFTEEN MORE DISCHARGED,  MAKING 38 IN ALL.   Eighty-Five Are Left to Stand Trial— Court Dismisses One Charge of Indictment.

SCHARGED BY JUDGE SESSIONS   Fifth Count of Indictments Also Dismissed, in Newberry Elec' tion Case Hearing.

Today’s  Anniversaries   Fifteen More Defendants Are Discharged in Newberry Gase Fifth Count Dismissed Alse

FIFTEEN MORE DISCHARGED   Fifth Count of Indictment Was Also Dismissed by Judge

FIFTEEN MORE OUT. OF NEWBERRY CAS!   Defendants in Michigan Klee tion Conspiracy  Case Hav Been Reduced to 85.

IUDGE DISCHARGES MORE DEFENDANTS   Denies Defense Metions For Dismissal] of Counts Three and Six of Indictments.

MORE DEFENDANTS  ARE DISCHARGEL   JUDGE SESSIONS. RULES I} NEWBERRY ELECTION CASE.

15 MORE DEFENDANTS DISCHARGED   BY THE COURT IN THI NEWBERRY. ELEC TION CASE. .- .

JUDGE ATO U UWN MOTIONIN MICHIGAN TRIAL   Fifth Count of Indictment Also Dismissed; Eighty-Five Left te Face Charges.

MORE DEFENDANTS     IN NEWBERRY a   Number of Defendants Is Reduced to 85 By Action.   DIRECTS FORMAL EXTRY OF WOT GUILTY IN TRIAL RECORE   Denies Motion of Defense Dismissal of Indiclment Counts.

OD DEFENDANTS IN NEWBERRY TRIAL HELD FOR VERDICT   Judge Sessions Frees Fifteen and Dismisses Fifth Count of Indictment...   Motion by Defense Counsel to  Set Aside Three Charnes QOwarritiiod

‘NEWBERRY TRIAL NARROWS,  Fifteen More Defendants Freed.t. Only Elghty-Flve Left,

DISMISS 15 OF DEFENDANTS IN NEWBERRY CASE   JUDGE SESSIONS ELIMINATES MORE INDIVIDUALS FROM CONSPIRACY TRIAL   FIFTH COUNT ON INDICTMENT ‘OUT   Declines to Consent to Dismissal of Counts Three and Six; Daily Opposes It.

DEFENDANTS IN NEWBERRY CASE GET DISCHARGED   Fifteen More Men Released Leaving 85 Defendants; Trial Judge Acts

NEWBERRY MEN FREED   38 Defendants Dropped in Election Conspiracy Case, _   Eighty-Five Still Left in Field~—F ifth Count in Indictment Also Dismissed.

NEWBERRY CASE WILL GO ON TO TTS CLOSE      Judge Notifies Counsel He Would Deny -Any Motion to Direct Verdict;, Useless Té*Make One.   DISMISS 15 DEFENDANTS   Eighty Defendants Now Left jn’ the Field: Judge Took Action in Case on Own Motion. Much  Interest in the Case.

Bs corti ee  1S MORE DEFENDANTS FREED BY COURT BUT 83 ARE NOW LEFT ON THE LIST

FREE NEWBERRY DEFENDANTS   S5 Still Remain to Face Charges of Electoral’ Corruption

13 DEFENDANTS NEWBERRY CASE GIVEN FREEDOM   Fifth Count in the Indict: ment is Stricken Out,  Also

JUDGE CISMISSES 15. ELECTION DEFENDENTS   Plsnlissal of ‘Chuirgies. of Tecttin © Fraud: Leaves 85 Men , Pov 'Pital.      Power, -Verdlit. af ONet Gunty Rutered in Cases of Men Ms. chr Py Prosceution Cletnis Men Bought Votes,

HETEEN TEFENDANT) I) NEWBERRY TRIAL DISMISSED BY COURT   COURT DECLINES TO CONSIDER  MOTION FOR EXSTRUCTED  VERDICT BY JURY,

FIFTEEN MORE ARE FREED IN NEWBERRY CASE   In Ordering ‘‘Not Guilty’ Entered in Cases Judge Sessions Said Evidence Was Not Suffhicent Tc Hold Them.

JUDGE E FREES 15 MORE NEWBERRY C0-DEFENDANTS   Only 89° Now Left to Be’ Passed on by Jury; One Court of » Indictment Dropped.

FIFTEEN MORE MEN ARE FREED N - NEWBERRY’. TRL   Judge Sessions Rules Out of Case All Charges As to Payments of Money, .   Directed Verdict Is Refused _In Regard to Defendants In All Other Instances

STATEMENTS LEGION CHIEF CHALLENGED BY RIVAL SOCIETY   Stormy Session of Committee Holding Hearing This Morn.   Cleaning House in Newberry Hearing

ALSO DISWSoE3 THE FIFTH COURT   Newberry Conspiracy Trial Takes Turn Today When Defense Takes Charge.   HE ACTS INDEPENDENTLY

ONLY 5 LEFF I      JUDGE SESSIONS RELEASES FIF   ‘TEEN MORE DEFENDANTS IN : FAMOUS  : BRIBE CASES.

FFTEEN NEWBERRY DEFENDANTS FREED   Judge Sessions Also Dismisses Fifth Count of Indictment— Too Little Evidence to Go to Jury.

BOXING BIL! LOST IN THE HOUSE TODAY   ENACTMENT CLAUSE OF BILL ADVOCATED BY THE AMER. ICAN LEGION WAS STRICKEN OUT.

UNITED STATES <_ STEEL WINS SUIT NSUPREME COURT   FEDERAL ACTION FOR DIS SOLUTION OF SOCALLED TRUST DISMISSED.

STEEL TRUST 0. ~ W GIVEN BY U.S, SUPREME COURT   Corporation and Subsidiaries Will Not Be Dissolved, Says High Tribunal   NEW JERSEY IS UPHELD   No Injunction to Enjoin Restraint of Trade Will Be  r tssued=Day Dissents———

A STAND FOR STEEI   AN TWRORTANT DECISION  15 2 OL. S-SUPREME COURT.   at Ie Held That :ke Al: 8. Steel (or.  Mopargt ton- Cannet. Be Made to.” ‘Dishand Subsidiaries. ;

SUPREME GOURT UPHOLDS COMBINE   It Permits Government to Sue Again, If Necessary      No Violation Since 1911

COURT UPHOLDS FORMATION OF BIANT COMBINE   ‘Supreme Bench Refuses to Enjoin Corporation From Restraint of Trade as Charged.

Dismisses Government’s Sherman Law Suit for Dissolution of U. S. Steel Corporation.   NEW YORK INCOME TAX LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAI   Oklahoma Income Tax Act 1: Upheld—Other Decision Handed Down Today.

STEEL TRUST IS UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Dismisses Government Dissolution Suit.   “AYEULS SHERMAN = LAW’   Says Justice Who Dissented — Vote Was C ose, 4 to 3, With Two Justices Not Participating.

UPHOLDS STEEL TRUST   U. S. Supreme Court Denies Dissolution Order.   Highest Tribunal Dismisses Federal Government’s Law Suit for Dissolution.

STEEL Tidal 1a WITHIN LAW SAYS  SUPREME COURT   GIGANTIC INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZA TION NOT OPERATING IN VLOLATION OF LAW,

Refuses to Break: Up So-called “Trust”: and: Dismisses Federal. Government’s Sherman Law Suit for Dissolution

).S. STEEL CO. IS HELD NO TRUST BY SUPREME COURT   Formation Of Corporation No Violation Of Sherman Law.

SUPREME COURT DED: S IN FAVOR AF STEEL TRUST   Court Alse Denied Oxder To Break Up ithe Super-Combin otinn

STEEL TRUST WINS OU!   Supreme Court Reverses Verdict of Lower Courts and Refuses to Dissolve   UNITED STATES STEEL CO.

SUPREME COURT WILL NOT ASK DISSOLUTION OF GIGANTIC INDUSTRY   Justice Kenna Reads Decision Was Dismissed Federal Government's Sherman baw~ suit.   DISSENTING OPINIONS

BIGGEST TRUST IN THE WORLD WINS IN COURT   Supreme Court Fails to Find Any Crime Against U. S. Steel   KILLS SHERMAN LAW?   SAR CAN LAY NO CHARGE OF “RESTRAINT OF TRADE” IS DECISOv.

STEEL TRUST GETS DECISION   No Act in Violation of _ Law Can Be Charged  to Corporation

U.SSTEEL — UPHELD BY - HIGH COURT   GOVERNMENT'S SULT TO DISSOLVE CORPOR. ATION DISMISSED.   Supreme Court Declined tz Enjoin and Break Up the Super-Combination Un.der the Sherman Anti: ~ Penct Law.

STEAM AR LAM 1) ANNULLED DY DEGAS SANS NTT   Day Declares Decree of Dis solution Should Tlave Been Verdict   GREATEST INDUSTRIAI BODY IS MADE LEGAI   Federal Suit Against U. Steel Corporation Is Dismissed

U. S. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS “STEEL TRUST’   Refuses to Order Its Dissolution un der the Sherman Law as in’ Reetraint. of , a

QUPREME GOURT UPHOLDS STEEL COMBINATIONS   Dismissal Orderde Without Prejudice—tIilegal Practices Will Mean New Suit.   Justice Day Says Opinion Vir tually “yo Sherman Anti-thust Act.

FEDERAL SUIT AGAINST TRUST IS DISMISSED   Other Important Decisions Handed Down To day at Washington. —

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS STEEL CORPORATION   Refuses To Discelve So-Calle Trust Under Sherman  Law  

STBEL TRUST. I$ UPHELD. BY: “HIGHEST COUR      SUPREME COURT IN_ OPIN. “ION. REFUSES “TO DIS. : SOLVE. CORPORATION. --.

SHEE AMUSE HELD LEGAL   Supreme Court Upholds Merger and Gavernment Dissolution Suit is Dismissed.   DAY DISSENTS; CHARGES OPEN VIOLATION OF LAW

‘COURT UPHOLDS  STEEL COMBINE   Supreme Court Refuses to Dis solve So-Called Steel Trust.

Is Legitimate   The Supreme Conrt Upholds the Or ganization of What Is Known a the Stee] Trust.

SUPREME COURT GIVES 0. K. TO U.S. STEEL CO.   Formation of Corpora: tion Upheld By High est Tribunal

STEEL TRUST UPHELD   WINS SUIT AND WILL NOT BE DISSOLVED.   Supreme Court Dismisses the Federal ‘Government's Action for Dissolution Order.

U.S. LOSES FIGHT FOR» DISSOLUTION   Supreme Court Refuses to Break Up Corporation, Declaring It Is ObeyingLaw and Has Abandened Old Practices,

DISSOLUTION q ORDER DENTED BY U.S. COURT   Highest Tribunal Dismisses Federal Government's Law Suit for Dissolution.  +

Refuses to ‘Dissolve Corporation and f Subsidiary Combination in Iron 4 Steel Products in Federal Suit

'Governmént’s Suit to 1  -solve Corporation Thrown  Lo). Out: of -Court.::   COMBINATION. HASN"! - BROKEN LAW, RUL

COURT REFUSES TODISSOLVE THE “STEEL TRUST"   Federal Government’s Sherman Law Suit Is Dismissed

GOVERNMENT HAD BROUGHT DIS SOLUTION SUIT.   DECISION OF NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT, AFFIRMED.   The Order Dismissed Government's Suit Is Done So Without Prejudice So That Government May Start  Again If Necessary.

STEEL CORPORATION FORMATION IS UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Court Refuses to Dissolve the So-Called “Steel Trust” and Dismisses Government's Sherman Law Suit— Affirm. New Jersey Decision.

SOUNTY COUNCIL APSO VOTES ft DITIONAL MONEY AT SPE . CIAL MEETING

INFIRMARY MAY. BE REMODELED; ~-ARIDGE FAVORED       COUNTY COUNCIL ALSO VOTES AD. DITIONAL MONEY AT SPE“ CEAL MEETING

VESSEL IS SUNK CHF STORM KNOWN DERN   steamer Picks Up Eight Survivors; Two Lifeboats Not Seen or Heard From

AVESOEL FOUNDERS IN GULF OF MEXICo   Three Persons Known to Be Dead and Thirteen Others Probably Perished.

FOOD SITUATION IN ITALY GRAVE    Expect a Conference be Called   to Discuss Need of Bread  in Europe

MEXIGAN Viol GUNDIDERED BY SEN, HARDING   Urgent Kequest From General Obregon Is Received.   MAY VISIT PORT   President-elect Leaves Texas Wednesday On Trip.

SENATOR HARDING MAY ‘SIT MEXICO TO MET OBREGON   BORDER FOLKS HOPING FOR FRIENDLY RELAT!ONS WITH REPUBLIC.   THOUGHT THAT VISIT MAY LEND STABILITY

HARDIN GEIS INVITATION 10 ~— MEFT OBRERON   Considers The Matter O1 Making Brief Visit To Mexican Port.   a TEXAS ‘FOR LOUISIANA   Senator En Route To New Orleans Where He Will Sail For Panama.

President-elect Considers In vitation to Confer With Gen Obregoun—Likely That 1 Will Decline.

FRIDAY CLUB HAS GUEST. DAY   1 a Ladies Kntertaty Their Friends at The Home of Mrs. Ww. I. Brown

FRIDAY CLUB “- GUEST DAY   Held Thursday Afternoon Last at the Home of Mrs. W. JI. Brown      ALL HAVE VERY PLEASANT TIME

OBSERVE De IN WASH ON   Twelve Officers ani fn. listed Men buried in Arlington Toda;

HONORS PAID TO U. S. DEAD   Twelve Officers one Men Buried at Washington on Armistice Day— 2,000 Medals Given.

12. OFFICERS AND‘ ENLISTED MEN BURIED'IN ARLINGTON  mia mmemehiant MArmrascmwre

12 OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN BURIED IN ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY

TWELVE BODIES TODAY. BURIED IN ARLINGTON   ‘Feature of Observance of Armistice Day in National Capital: :      HONORS DISTRIBUTED IN, ARMY AND MARINE CORPS:          Nearly 2,000 Medals ‘and Letters of Commendation Given  Out Today.      SIMS IS STILL ON THE Liar:   Award, However, Not Forwarded ’ Diie to Officer’s Refusal to Accept It;

OBSERVE DAY IN WASHINGTON   Twelve Officers and En. listed Men Buried in Arlington Today

AMICABLE SETTLEMENT SOUGHT.   Efforts to End Trouble Wihh Cantu Are in Procreec

MEXICO TRYING TQ oETTLE WIE ESTEBAN CANT!   ‘fforts Are Being Made By De La Huerta To Make Peace With Governor 0! Lower California.

ANARCHISTIC REBELLION IN-MESOPOTAMIA-SPREADS   British War Office: ‘Says Bolshe - viki in’ Persia. Revelvé Reeee inforcements ae

REPRESSION MEASURE HII IN SENATE   Senators Borah and Norris - Speak Against Restricfon Rill   ORFER AMENDMENT   Smoot, Tells “of of Book on Bol sshevism Taken From ‘Howard University

ATTACKS ON SEDITION BILL   Senator Borah’s Amendment Would  ;  Clip Postmaster General’s Wings.

ATTACK SEDITION BILL IN SENATE   Object to Deprivation of Free Speech and Free Press   MAY STRETCH POWERS

NEGRO POPULATION GROWING   Gains, More than 15 Per Cent, at Har rieburg and 14 at Lancaster.

POPULATION OF WICHITA 1S ANNOUNCED AS 72,27   [This is an Increase of 19,739 ir the Past “Ten. ra Years.

WICHITA, KANSAS,   Population Ie 72,160—An Increase of 37  Bae fant.

Lieber Acts On Lake Co. Constables   Qlegal Arrests  and Exces Fees Charged mn yh Conservation :

LAKE OFFICIALS UNDER FIRE   Constables and Meputy Sherifte Are Charged by Director of Conservation With Making lilegal Arrests and Charging Excess Fees,

VALUE OF ESTATE UNKNOWN   Jamestown Christian Chureh To In yesligate Man's Strange Dose ged

GHURGH HEIRS ESTATE OF OLIVER M. MARTIN   CITIZEN OF JAMESTOWN WHO DISAPPEARED THIRTY YEARS AGO REMEMBERS HOME.

EDUCATIONAL) CO.       Dexertion ‘of Teachers Bue to Pao L ionn) Complaint,

EDUCATIONAL CONPRERENCEH,   Desertion of Teachers Due to Pou Pay a National Complaint,

WILSON 10 PASS ON REPLY 70 HUNGAR'   When Approved Document Will Be Handed Over With Request For Prompt Acceptance.

MEETING CALLED FOR FEBRUARY 23   MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS TO COME BEFORE WEST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT FT. WORTH.

FEDERAL CONTROL OF WHEAT SOON TO ENT   And Wheat Froducers and Grain Men Will Talk Things Over This Week,

ST. LOUIS VOTERS TURNED DOWN 13 OF THE 18 BOND ISSUES AT THE ELECTIO!

NATIONAL PROHIBITION INTO EFFECT TODAY   THE. WHOLE NATION DRY   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN. TO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT.   Never Again Will It he Lawfnl to Make or Sell Intoxicating Liquors Anywhere the Flag Floats.

PORHIBITION AMENDMENT TO THE CON STITUTION WILL USHER IN NEW ERA FOR THE UNITED STATES.

Here Are Bone Dry Rules O7 New Prohibition Law In Effect At Midnight

PROHIBITION BY BASIC LAW T0 GO INTO FULL FORCE   From Mexico to Canad: And Pacific to Atlantic Drought Reigns.

RULES LAID DOWN  FOR DRY TIMES   Constitutional Prohibition Makes Enforcement of  Many New  Laws Imperative.

TROPICAL STORM SWEEPS INLAND CAUSING DAMAGE   Strikes Between New  Orleans And Mobile.  Early Today.   MANY TOWNS HIT BY THE HURRICANE   ‘Several Places Cut Off From - Communication—Trains ) Detoured.

HURRICANE GOES INLAND BETWEEN N.O. AND MOBILE   Ine Man Is Killed at Crescent City When Live Wire Is  Blown Down on Him.

ULL BRUNT IS EXPECTED LATE TODAY   Precautions Taken to Prevent Repetitinns of Previous Disasters.

TAIL END OF TROPICAL STORM SWEEPING INLAND BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE TODAY   Hurricane Warnings Cover Country Between Pensacola and Brownsville; Alt ough Indications That the Worst Portion ot Storm Will Strike West of New Orleans, All Gulf Ports Are Feeling Effects. a

AMERIGAN RIFLES LANDED IN IRELAND   Suvscriptions to Republican Loar Said to Have Reached Six Million Pounds.

Mother Traveling With Many Chil. dren Placards Each One far Safetw,.

TRAGIC RELIC OF LUSITANIA   Life Jacket of Sanken Steamer  in Delaware Rivwer.

SILENT REMEMBRANCI   LIFE BELT FROM LUSITANL WASHES UP IN DELAWARE RIVER.

Wave-Beaten Life Jacket From Ill-Fated Lusitania Found in Delaware River

‘DRIFTING LIFE JACKET FROM LUSITANIA PICKED UP IN DELAWARE RIVEI

TASTERN -PALHITBY BiG STORW   snow, Rain and Floods Grip Portion of State --- Many Homeless, Cities Dark.

FREEZING WEATHER 10 CHECK DAMAGING FLOOL   Waters Spread Over Pennsylvania and Delaware Causing Heavy Losses.   STORM OF SNOW AND RAIN IS WORST OF THE YEAR   Ice Gorges ; Break and Every Stream in District Overflows Banks, ?   MANY DRIVEN FROM HOMES      ‘Philadelphia and Wilmington Are  Among Cities Affected; Fact tories Closed Down.  ,

DESPERATE FIGHTING 70 DEFEND WARSAW   Soviet Forces, Advancing Rapidly, Seem to Have Cut Through Retreating Polish Line

GENERAL STRIKE TO ATTACK RENTS   Union’ Representative in New York Says Profiteering Must. Stop or orkmen Will Have to Quit.

GENERAL STRIKE WHEN N. ¥. RENTS’ GO HIGHER   President of Federated Union Insists That Legislature Pass Anti-Profiteering Bill Now. —

STRIKE AGAINST RENT. '   New York Workers © Declare They Cannot Pay Rates (Charged.

UNAUTHORIZED 81 STRIKES ‘IN IN  PROSPECT._ UNLESS RENT PROFITEER BILL ST aane

Wood Aecents a Challenge to Debate   Mede by Senator Poindexter. as Pro vided by South Dakota Pri marty Tada

SUVEANMENT EWES ALL GUNS YN IRELAND TA PREVENT TRAMBI   INN PEINERS DECLINE TO TURD IN THYER WEAPONS: WAR SOUVENIRS TAREN,

OFFICE OLDE ARRESTED: Guill WARSHIPS GONE   Wholesale Roundup 0 Members ot Or ganization. Victims ot Raids. «=   MOVES NOT SURPRISH   Prisoners Will bc Confinec in English Political Prison on. Arrival. ‘

BRITISH WARSHIPS ARE DUE IN DUBLIN BAY TONIGHT TO CARRY PRISONERS TO.JAlL   Meeting of Fifty Persons of, Dub lin: Corporation. Broken Up and Some Caught   ONLY TROOPS ARE EMPLOYED

NEW RAIS STARTED AGAINST SIN FEI   British Military . Authorities . Begin it Throughout All  1 Ireland Today.

BRITISH ARREST ~SINN FEINERS IN WHOLESALE RAIDS   Leaders of Irish Party Placed Under Arrest Today.   SOLDIERS USED IN MAKING RAIDS   Prisoners to Be Sent to Eneland —British Answer to Reecnt Defiant Action.

GREAT ROUND UP OF SINN FEINERS   Wholesale Raids by British Soldiers Sel Mapy Whe Were Kecently Elected to Ofiee—Warships tv  Po ewe “Sa.

AGAIN RAIDED   3ritish Military’ Authorities Answer Republic’s Defiant Answer with New Repressive  Baoitireas   DEVELOPMENTS

BRITISH RAIDS -SINN FEIN CAMPS AND ARREST MANY   AND ARREST MANY  WARSHIPS AT DUBLIN ARE READY TO TAKE PRISONERS TO ENGLAND.  RECENTLY ELECTED OFFICERS TAKEN

British Soldiers Carry Out Wholesale Raids Unassisted By Police — Is Government’s Reply To Defiant Action Of Sinn  Feiner<«

Sinn Feiners Are Being Arrested   New Series of Raids Being Made By British Military Authorities

Many Officials Chosen at Re cent Elections Caught in Early Morning Raids.   MEETING OF DUBLIN COUNCIL BROKEN UF   British Warships Will Tak Prisoners to England; Governmient’s Answer.

OFFICER ARREST 3 ANARCHISTS IN SPRING VALLE}      Federal Agent Serves Warrant And Conducts Investigation Before Immigration Inspec. tor.

ACENTS 10 USE FULL POWER IN FIGHTING REDS   Aliens in Alaska Cause Dispatch of Armed Coast Guards.

MACHINE- GONG ARE PREPARED FOR MAY -T DEMANSTRATIONS   Boston Not To Be Caught Napping— Federal Agents, Instructed To Go As Far As ihe Will Allow In Breaking Up Ttmenstrations. .

RAILROAD STRIKE IS-0N -—ARAIN IN PHILADELPH   Pennsylvania and Reading Com paniés Are Somewhat Crippled By Walkout.

RESUME STRIKE. © ON 9, RATEROADS   DS eens hae he. 7  PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM AND READING TIED-UE AT PTTLADELPHIA.   Men Refuse to Wait Until: Au gust 5 for Decision of Railroac T hha Baard = .

aeoreuietianeetecetettibed linemen, sneered  RAIL STRIKE IN PA. IS RESUMED

RAILROAD STRIKE. BREAKS OUT AGAIN   RAILROAD LABOR BOARD CRITICIZED FOR DELAY   Members State Decision Will Come Within Week or Ten Days — Almost Certainly Within a Month,

SIGN PACT, YANKS TELL POLES   Americans Are Urging Those in Au. thority at Warsaw to Make Peace With Reds.

RUSSIAN ARMY FORCED BACK.   Rolshevik Troops Capture Several Po: aelitonae Narthoact of Riavronal.

STATE'S RIGHTS ‘ON BOOZE LAW UNRECOGNIZED   Violators of Half Per Cent Law Will Be Punished  In New Jersey   STATE HAS 3.5 LIMIT

THE NEW JERSEY “VET” LANL BE ISREGARDED   Law Permitting 3.5 Per Cent Beer Comes Uni: der U. S. Ban.   STATEMENT BY  U. 8. OFFICIALS   Bureau of Internal Révenue Will Prosecute Makers of Beer in New Jersey

NO REGARD FOR JERSEY BEER LAV   Uiternal Revenue Bureaa Says Tha Those Who Have Mud With Mor. More Than & Percent Alcohol ST hel     ite Densetsu

NEW JERSEY'S LAW TAT it 1-2 PE  Will Not Be Recognized by the Gov ernment.

NOT EVEN 3 1-2 BEER   ‘It Can't Be Made Under Pro; hibition Law.

Roper Declares 3.50 Per Cent Beer Is Federal -. Violation.   ARRESTS PROMISED   Offenders Will. Be Prose cuted “to Full Limit of Law.”

Will . ‘Prosecute : Those  Who. Violate - Prohibi“tion: ‘Even Though the * State Law Permits.

BROOKLYN'S CAR STRIKERS IN RIO’   Strike Breakers Attacked Whe Forced to Flee from Burning Car Barns—Allomota fo Wreck  Trains.

STRINERS BURN SURFACE CARS IN RROANKI VN   Strike Breakers Are Forced to Flee from Living Quarters By Employees.   One Hundred Police Reserves Are Rushed te Scene of Disturbance.

CARBARING AFIRE i BROOKLYN: RIOTING BREAKS OUT AGAIN   Two Surface Cars De stroyed; Strike Break- — ers Attacked.

FIRE ROUTS 900 STRIKEBREAKRS lt NEW YORK   TWO SURFACE CARS WERE DES. TROYED AND FOUR OTHERS BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE.   Company Officiais Declare the Fire Was Started by Strike Sympathizers.

TNCENDIARISM IS BESHRTEN Tf   "In the Strike of Employes of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.   ‘FIREMEN HAMPERED : IN THEIR EFFORTS   Strike Breakers Who Flee From Burning Buildings are Attacked bv Strikers.

THE TREATY AS ‘IT STANDS OR NO TREATY AT AU   Foes in Senate Want Issue io &¢ Before the Public Stripped of All Argument Ahout Reservations.

Foes of League Want Question t Be Treaty as it Stands or No Treaty at AIL

WANT TREATY TO 0 BEFORE PUBLI   [By L. C. Martin, United Press Staff  Correspondent.

Bitter Enders Now Oppose All Reservations   Pocs of ‘Treaty Want Pact, Stripper OF AN Reservations When it is Injected tnto Coming Political Compaign

TAKE TT OLE! TALON, aft RITTER ENDERS   ‘Would Put the Peace Document Before People as It Stands, or Not at All

IRRECONCILABLES PLAN BIG FIGHT   Want Question In Cam paign to be Acceptanc: Or Rejection of Treat Without Reservations

ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL CHANGE REFUSED   rouse DECLINES AMENDMENT Te ae ‘PERSHING  CHIEF

NAVY WILL PROBE MARINES GONDUGT   Secretary Daniels Orders I[nvestigation Into Reports of Killings.

‘Daniels Orders. Sweeping In   vestigation of Alleged  HHegat Killings   FIRST SESSION FRIDAY   Probe Will Cover Activities of Marines During Entire American Occupation

IN CONDUCT OF MARINES   ‘Secretary Daniels Issues Order  for Sweeping Investigation Into Haitian Scandal.

HAITIAN INQUIRY TOBE SWEEPINE   CONDUCT OF MARINES DURING PERIOD OF OCCUPATION TO BE PROBED.

ALLEGED MURDERS   SECRETARY DANIELS INSTRUCTS COURT TO PROBE CONDITIONS TO BOTTOM.

DECIDE AGAINST REVOLUTION   Italian Labor by Vote of 600,000 tc 400,000 Postpones Threatened Revolt.

SAYS LOAN STORY ASININE   Is From Whole Cloth and  Secretary of State Lansing Says Yarn Malicious.

SAYS LOAN STORY ASININE   Secretary of State Lansing Says Yarr Is From Whole Cloth and Malicious.

VICE-PRES, MATTER OF CEOCRAPHY   Female Enthusiasts are Talk ing Loud That Woman May Be Named.

SELECTION OF VIG PRESIDENT  OGIPES PART   Selection Of Nominee Becomes Problem In Georgranphv.   MEREDITH IS NAMED   Walsh Being Hailed As Representative Of the East.

VICE-PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION TO BE A MATTER OF GEOGRAPHY   Favor Man from Section o Country Opposite Presidential Candidate’s Home.

MAN FOR SECOND PLACE.   Selection for Tull of Ticket Getting Some Attention.

SECOND PLACE CHOICE PROVES HARDPROBLEX   WEST VERSUS:NEW ENGLAND IS FACTOR IN CONTEST FOR VICE: PRESIDENCY

SOVIET ARMIES IN HEADLONG FLIGHT AS POLES ATTACK   Evidence Of French Generalship Seen As  Situation Clears.

COUNTER ATTACK SOVIET ARMIES   Under Lead of General Pilsudsk Have Relieved Pressure Upon Warsaw.   REPORT PRISONERS TAKEN   Push Bolsheviki Back Across the River fn Battle South of Capital.

EXPLOSION BRINGS SUIT TO OIL CO   Four Charges Filed Against Stand. ard Oi in Dubuque.

aaaduadnnmiamennaats Se aa See ease  FATHER ASKS MONEY ROR DEATHS BY OL

FOUR SUITS VS, STANDARD Oll   AdminiSirators of Three Who Were Burned to Death,

SPEED UP CHARGES ~ AGAINST COAL MEN   Covinatons Ky., ‘Grand Jary Reports Prices of $4.50 find $5 Per ‘Ton At Mines.

World War Workers Get Rewards in Many State   Legislatures. res. Passed. Bo nus Laws and Many Others Are Still  - .To Act.

WAR WORKERS — * REWARDS IN MANY STATES   LEGISLATURE _ - PASSED BONUS LAWS: AND: MANY OTHERS — . ARE. STILL. TO ACT

‘ELEVEN STATES-RATIFY BONUS OF EX-SOLDIERS   Approximately $150,000,000 For Re_ lief of Veterans in Various Ways, As Well As Buying Farms and Securing Educational Possibilities.

WORLD WAR WORKERS GETTING REWARDS IN MANY STATE BONIISES   LEGISLATURES "DHS WINTER TO t VARIETY OF

‘Former Governor Rated a   Former Governor Rated a: Star Witness for the “Proseciition.   BEATEN IN THE PRIMARY   Unsuccessful Candidate fo: Senatorial Nomination Government Witness.

WOMEN SUPPORT EDUCATION BILLS   Recommend Passing of Bills Which Would Provide For Expenditure ai $100,000,000

WOMEN STRONG FOR EDUCATIC   Urge Spending ci One Hu: red Millions.   EDUCATION © QUALIFICATI   For Vote in Ail States Is Favor With Thorough Provision For Newcomers.

EXTENSIVE PROBE HAS STARTED   Flays Daniels for Neglecting Recommendations of Chiefs   ADMIRAL IS  APPLAUDED.   Repeat Charges That U. S. Prolonged War Period

NAVAL POLICY AT BEGINNING OP WAR IS ATTACKED BY SIMS BEFORE PROBE COMMITTEE.   Thousands of Lives Lost Because of “Hand-to-Mouth” Policy, Sea Leader Charges—Navy Lived Up to Itx Best Traditions.

Navy Department Added Four Months to Struggle, Admiral Sims Charges   ALLEGES SACRIFICES WERE MADE NEEDLESSLY   DEPARTMENT WAS UNPRE PARED POR WAR, IN SPIT] Or TWO YEARS’ IMMINENCE ASSERTS SIMS, 

WAR PROLONGED  BY NAVY, CHARGE   Rear Admiral Sims Charges That Da niels Failed to Do as He Suggested; America Faiied.

SIMS DECLARES WAR PROLONGED FOUR MONTHS   Rear Admiral Testifies Before Senste Naval Affairs Committes Taday   ISAT “HAND TO MOUTH™ OPOLICIES WERE ADOPTED   Places Blame Upon Secretary of the Navy Daniels for Delay of War’ Work

ADM. SIMS ATTACKS DANIELS   CLAIMS WIS “VACHLLATING" POLICY PROLONGED WAR FOECR BONTHS   CLAENS FAILURE £0 CO.0PEHATE CAUSED NERDEESS SAUCHIFICES,

SENATORS BEGIN. SWEEPING PROBE   Sims Testifies. " Inefficiceny “Prolonged War For” ~~ ~*~ ‘bour-Months   AUMINAL ON-STAND— __-AS-FIRST. WITNESS

FAILED 16 ACT ~PROXPTLY IS  ~ CHARCE   ADMIRAL SAYS RECOMMENDATIONS SLOW TO ' GET ATTENTION

WAS PROLONGED BY NAVY DEPT. FAILURE, SAYS ADMIRAL SIMS   Lasted Four Months Longer Thar It Should Sims Testifies in Navy Probe.   ATTACKS SECRETARY DANIELS:   Charges Campaign of Propaganda Has Been Resorted to by Daniels to Injure Him.

SIMS ATTACKS SEC. DANIELS IN HIS TESTIMONY   FAILURE OF NAVY DEPARTMEN’ ‘TO ACT PROMPTLY PROLONGED THE WAR, HE SAID.   Told Naval Committee That His Etforts 10 Get Speedy Action Were Delayed or Nullified—Was  First Witm

WAR PROLONGED FOUR MONTHS BY  SLOW ACTION OF ~ THENAVY DEPT,   So Declares “ear Admiral Sims Before senate Naval Affairs. Committtee

Failure of the Navy to Act Promptly Prolonged War Four Months, Senate Committee Hears.   NAVY'S UNPREPAREDNESS THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC   Admiral in Charge of American Naval Activity in Foreign Waters Tells of Costly Policy of Department.

NAVY BA ~ [SRE-OPENED: SIMS CALLED   Admiral Says Daniels Prolonged War by His Slow Actions.

ENTIRE   Of Country’s Industries or Periodic Layoffs of Workmen   Recommended as Only Solution t Railroad Freight Situation.

CANNIBALS ONCE -PEOPLED TEXAS   Disodvery Made That Prehistori ‘ People Were Different _«. From indians.   HAD REGULAR GAMP SITES   Life History Read From Recerds They Left in Their Burned-Rock Mourds Advanced to Stage of. Pale.  +, Otithle Culture.

WILL ATTEMPT 10 ‘GLEAR BUSINESS OF LEAGUE THis WEEK   peCli PLOTEPTTS Fk ge Fifth, Week" Of Assembly’ At Geneva Is Expected. To Begin  ” With Bie Burst OF Speed.,   EFFORT TO SHORTEN DEBATI

CAFE PRICES JOLTED   Threat of Prosecution Brings Pittsburgh Bills of Fare Down 1,000 Per Cent.

RESTUARANTS FORGED TU GUT PRICES   Federal Officers Visit Places and You Should See the Prices Come Down.

RESTAURANTS “BROT DOWN TO ” DRE-WAR BASIS   Pittsburg Eating Houses Are Forced to Reduce Prices Almost Half   ‘PIE AND COFFEE, 10c   Ohio Restaurateurs Are Contemplating Drep In Cost of Meals to Public

FORMER SOLDIERS WANT FARMS REP. MONDELLASSERTS   Men Are Anxious Tc Get Back To Land Says Westerner.

SOLDIERS WANT 10 GET BACK TO FARMS   Mondell Declares Congress Must Attract Peopvie to the . Country,

EE  SULDIERS WANT. FARMS.   Congress Gets This” Juformation - ‘Today from Bepublican Leader.:

Mondell Urges Passage of Bill Reclaiming Government Lands.   Several Soldiers Against the Payment of Cash Bonuses for Veterans.

TAKE INITIAL STEF   CITY. MAY PURCHASE LE MARS (GAS PLANT. _   SUBECT TO DECISION OF VOTERS   \ ES om _ Council: Passes Resolution Criticising  Outcome of Recent-Griminal Cases Opening of Theaters on Sunday "Is Theme: of Much Discussion. 7 ee = + ey ses

OL Sets  TAKE INITIAL STEP   CITY MAY PURCHASE LE MARS GAS PLANT.   SUBECT TO DECISION OF VOTERS   Council Passes Resolution Criticising Outcome of Recent Criminal Cases —Opening of Theaters on Sunday Is Theme of Much Discussion. ,

’ THIATY WERE KILLED.   This Waa in An Explosion of Dyna mite [n fallan Gav.

DEPICT HISTORY OF KANSAS TOMORROW   ANNUAL MAY FETE WILL BE A BIG HISTORICAL PAGEANT   Outline Made hy Prof. Skilton anc Completed by Committee at University   indians, Ga'd Seckers, Settlers and Raiders Will Appear on Campus Stare

DEPICT HISTORY OF KANSAS TOMORROW   ANNUAL MAY FETE WILL BE A BIG HISTORICAL PAGEANT   AN ORIGINAL PAGEANT   Outline Made by Prof. Skilten and Completed by Committee at University   indians, Go'd Seekers, Settlers and Raiders Wiil Appear on Campus Stage

KING COTTON BREAKS $10 BALE TODAY   British Coal Strike and Fear of Its Consequences the Cause.

WHAT WILL WILSON 00?    FRIENDS AND CRITICS IGNOR. ANT OF PRESIDENT’S ° LEAGUE PLANS

WILSON, GOX AND ROOSEVELT 10 MEET ON NEXT SUNDAY   Democratic Nominees to Discuss Campaign Plans With the President Then.   APART ON THE LEAGUE?   That Influenced President to Arrange for An EaErly Meeting of Trio.

EX-KAISER’S SON COMMITS SUICIDE   Former Prince Juachim, Without Money, Kills Himself at Potsdam.   SIXTH SON OF EX-EMPEROE         Was Wounded During Summer of 1914 In East Prussia Fighting—   Weakling From Birth and Disliked by His Father. 

PRINGE JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF   Former Kaiser’s Youngest Son, Broke, Takes Own Life.   WAS WOUNDED DURING WAR   Injured by Bursting Shell in Fighting During Summer of 1914 in East Prussia—Was Weakling From Birth.

FORCE TRAFPERD  T0 QUIT FIELB      UNUSUAL SLUMP AN PRICES Ok EUR IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE STRIKE OF WORKERS

TO slGN TURKISH ~— PAGT AT SEVAES   Chosen To Give Treaty Dignified And Historical Name, Report Declares.

Mi ADGO SCHEME NOW LAID BARE   ‘Washington Officeholders, All  Wilscn Men, Now Battling ' Fiercely for Ex-Secretary.   THEY HAVE NOW COME OUT INTO THE OPEN   ‘Inherited Office’ and ‘Crown Prince’ Now the Shouts Bandied About by Gthere.

ANYONE HAS ‘CHANCE AS DEMS. CONVENE TODAY   Bat McAdoo Still Is Favorite and His Campalgn ts Now In The Openw Ralloting To Start When Bryan Be Eanel chad 

Dems To Ballot On Fourteen Men To Get Nominee   McAdoo May Not Be Able To Get Two-thirds, Some . Believe   BUT HE’S LEADER AS VOTING STARTS   Wilson Men Out of Hiding And Working Hard For McAdoo

BALLOTING IS SOON 10 BEGIN WiTR GOV. J. M. COX FIRST IN POPULARITY BARRING M’ADOO’S ADNIR. ROOTERS   Crown Prince Argument Fiercely Urged by , McAdoo’s Enemies, Who Say He Would } Inherit All of Wilson’s Liabilities with None  of His Assets-Dark Horse Possibility Grows

ELEGATES IN SAME POSITION   McAdoo Does Not Pos:  ess Necessary Two Thirds Majority —  Strength of Palmer and ox Not Changed   AMDAVIS MENTIONED

BRITAIN ALSO Rak GEN WAANGCL FOR SOVIET ARMISTICE   Proposal on Basis of Crime Being Neutral Zone for Anti-Bolshevik Army.

TERMS OF ARMISTICE PROPOSAL ANNOUNCED   Great Britain Proposal Was that Anti-Bolshevik Leader Retire to Crimea—Reply\ Asked for Within Week.

BRITAIN SEEKS 10 BRING ABOUT PEACE   Proposes Armistice Between Bolshe viki and Poland—<Accepts Proposal For Armistice With ‘Wrangle.

ENGLAND ACCEPTS ARNIS TENG. ~WPPOLISH FIT   Wrangel Must Also be Considered as Part of the Plan If He Abandons Certain’ of The Territory Which Will “Be Made Neutral.

Ee  Twould be Embarrassing to Mary and Doug if Attorney General’s Effort Succeed

MASONS PERFORMED CEREMONY   Funeral of Joseph Blanchette from Hia

MASONS PERFORMED CEREMONY   AVE SBEOAIVZ AYO? 2 BABOS SHOES RE Ee eee  Funeral of Joseph Blanchette from His  ¥ ata Uamaoa in Sarn

New Seasen’s Recérd fer Low Temerature Was St in Eastern H Part of State

COLD FOR ~ CHRISTMAS   But i isn’t: So. Cetiaia> Nov That it Will be a “White Christmas.”*

SANTA MAY USE AIRPLANE   No White Christmas Promised by Forecaster—Mercury Low in Kansas.

TOPEKA MILLERS SAY A SHUT DOWN 15 IN SIGHT   Say It May be Necessary to Pro tect Supply and Demand.

KANSAS MILLERS APAGAINST 17   “We Cannot Conmeta With Cain: ‘dian Grain,’ Says Prom: nent Topeka Miller,   BEFORE LABOR “COURT      . i Millers ast. Answer  Charges of Violntion. of. State.’ Baw by; Bie ny railing: Pyollietion.»

NANSAS MILLS TO HOLD FOR ORDERS   FLOUR MANUFACTURING IN DUSTRY ON VERGE OF SHUTDOWN THROUGHOUT STATE.

nA TAME FOURTH STRAIGHT = GAME FROM BROOKEYN. 370.0      Grimes, Hurling for. Brooklyr . irae to: Crimp Batting “Orgy of Rivals.   ‘BROOKLYN BLANKED IN -SEVENTH, DECIDING GAME   Ohio Adds Worid’s Baseba _ Champions to Gallery of 1s Political Warriors.

REVOLUTIONISTS ATTACKING MATAMORES. MEXICO   Four Hundred Federal Troops Guarding the Town from Attae.

i _ “rat cs uit : 'MOTHEM OF FIVE CHILDREN 18   SHOT AND KILLED HY BANDrYTs

FAILED TO UNDERSTAND “HANDS UP” ORDER, WOMAN KILLED BY K. ©. BANDE

MYSTERY MAN SENTENCED,   Soviet Tatermadlary Will Bo Doported From Englaud.

t 1   MYSTERY MAN IS GIVEN SENTENCE   Six Months at Hard Labor, Fol Jewad hy Danartatinn.

‘MYSTERY MAN’ IS BANISHED   Ordered Deported from England on Charge of Aidin: Sylvia Pankhurst In “Seditious"’ Work—Also Jailed for Six Months

WORK RESUMES IN ALL COAHUILA COAL MINES      Strike of Miners for Increased  Wages is Brought to Ter mination

!  EAMANS FEAR FRENCH PLAN  —TOHOLD RHINE   Officers Reported to Have Declared Buffer State is Needed for Protection      SETTLE DOWN FOR - PROTRACTED STAY      London Considers Sixth Note from Paris on Occupation ‘of Cities _

NEW TRIAL DENIED   Motion of f. & C. Co. Overruled In Harrell Case,

WAR FOUGHT IN SWIVEL CHAIRS QUERY   Congressman Gallivan in Bitter Attack on Distri. bution of Honors   WARCH IS ATTACKED   “Lounge Lizards” and “Second Army of Potomac” Are Referred To

Baseball Results   STANDING OF THE CLUBS.   OMAF DELIVERY IS FOILED   Two Airplanes Laden With Whisky Unioad Cargo at Smal! Town— * Captured by Sleyths.

OMAHA DELIVERY IS FOILED   Two Airplanes Laden With Whisky Unload Cargo at Small Town— Captured by Sleuths.

WANTS PLAYS SUITED FOR PRETTY STAR   $5,000 Scenario Contest Nov in Full Swing; Registration of Contestants Nec Pop toe

FAME WAITS AUTHOR OF $5,000 PLOT      Only Few Days Left to Regis ter in Scenario Contest; * Equal

SOMMISSION FOR LOAN OF 6495.000.000   Interstate Body Favors U S. Aid to Relieve Freight  Cancovechan   NEW RULES ENFORCED   20,000 Box Cars Will be Sent to Grain Fields; Order Rerouting

U.S, WILL LOAN } ROADS MILLIONS   $125,000,000 Available to Buy New Equipment to End Freight Congestion.   IN NEED OF 100,000 CARS   interstate Commerce Commission Ap. proves Loan—Campaign to Greak Tieup Is Now Well Un. der Way.

Purchase of Equipment Mad: Possible Thru Financing Program of I. C. C.   ROADS ARE REQUIRED TO ASSUME BIG OBLIGATION   Amount of Present Loan- Onl; Sufficient for One-Fourth Equipment Needs.

APPROVE LOANS TO RAILROADS   Interestate Commerce Commie: sion Allow $125,000.000 for Purchase of Kquipment.   REQUIRE 2000 LOCOMOTIVES

RAILROADS WANT ~~ BIG LOANS MADI   For Purpose of Meeting the Transportation Needs and  I, C. C. Grants Them.

BIG LOAN APPROVED   RAILROADS OF COUNTRY TO GET FEDERAL HELP,         jon Approves Lona of $I: + 000,000 to Roads,

APPROVE RAILROAD LOAN   Nearly Half U. S. Revolving - Fupd te a Buy Needed Equipment.

$125,000,000.00 LOAN APPROVED TODAY BY INTERSTATE COM. MERCE COMMISSION   EMERGENCY ISSUE   Tranportation Requirementé Make Necessary Better Equipment, Is Commission's Opinion

125,006,000 LOAN TO SPEED FREIGHT   And. to Get U.S. Funds te Finance equ! ‘phlaat Weeds,

BIG LOAN APPROVED   RAILROADS OF COUNTRY TO GET FEDERAL HELP.   Commission Approves Loan of S125,000,000 to Roads,

Would Furnish Carrier: $125,000,000 To Buy Equipment.   OTHER HUGE SUMS ARE ALSO NEEDED

COMMERCE COMMISSION APPROVES A BIG LOAN TO AID THE RAILROADS   It Ia Declared It Is Needed t Buy 2,000 Locomotives and at Least 100,000 New Freight Cars,

RAILROADS 70 GET 175.000 .000 NOV   Receive Huge Sum te Buy Equipment.

RAILROADS 10 GET A PORTION OF BIG FUND   Inter-State Commerce Commission Recommends Large Loan

DLDAN MONEY TO RAILROADS   INTERSTATE BODY APPROVES HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE MILLION ADVANCE.

RAILROADS NEED ENORMOUS SUM   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS.

APPROVE LOAN OF $125,000 000 10 RAILROADS   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. MISSION ACTS TO MEET PUBLIC NEEDS.   WILL COME OUT OF REVOLVING FUND.   Created Under the Provisions of the Transportation Act—Loans Allowed Roads For Other Purposes.

{25 MILLIONS TO: aY EQUIPMENT   Interstate Commerce Commisssion Takes Favorable Ac-~~ tion Today. :   OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS

COMMISSION 0. K.’S BIG LOAN TO RAILROADS   INTERSTATE COMMERCE BODY APPROVES WOVE TO ASSIST CORPORATION IN BULLDING Uh KLQUIPMENT.

LOAN $125,000,000 TO RAILROADS PLAN OF COMMERCE BOD!   Would Be Used Towar« Purchase of Badly Needed Equipment

FEDERAL AlD ID PROMISED THE CARRIERS   Money Will Be Used to Pur. chase Equipment for the Roads,   NEED 2,000 ENGINES AND 100,000 FREIGHT CARS   Interstate Commerce Com. mission States Terms of Loan.

$125,000,000 10 BE USED 10 BUY NEW EQUIPMENT   More Cars Necessary - To Untangle Tie-Up And Meet Needs.

DR. JENKINS  SCHEDULED 10 NOMINATE N’ADOD   Says Declination of McAdoo More Reason for His Selection   ‘The Welfare of the Party and Nation Demand His Nominaticn.’”’

WILL NOMINATE — McADOO ANYWAY   Burris Jonk'ns Declares Former ‘Sec retary’s Stand Mak s Him More Deuirablo Than Evar,

MAKE SCHEDULED — FRISCO SPEECH   Dr. Burris Jenkins Says Former Secretary’s Statement More Reason for Election   WOULD ‘DRAFT’ CANDIDATE

GREAT LAKES = ~ TOSSES 19 1919  WERE HEAVY   Nineteen Boats, 64 or bives:Was::Foll-of= the Year

74 LIVES LOST ON GREAT LAKES, 1915   Greatest Loss of Vessels and Property Since : 1913   MANY VESSELS GO DOWN

HARDING PLEADS FOR OLD TIME ‘HONESTY   Look Baekward to ‘Traditions 1 Clear Vision, Nominee ‘Tells Ohio G. O. P. Editors,

HARDING REPLIES TO CRITICISMS IN COX SPEECH   Defends His Stand On “ Fol lowing The Teachings” 0 Forefathers.   Addresses Republican Editors Of The State

Old Standards — of Honesty Best, He Says In Answer to Cox Speech.

HARDING TO OHIO EDITror<«   Semator Says He Stands for Old Standards of Honesty.

AAR ANOUTRT we  Repnblican Nominee. Rays. “gid Standards of Honesty Ard Now Needed.

NAWUING URGES Leda OF PROT BE REMEMBERED   Old Teachings Give Inspiration for the Morrow, He Says, Replying to Charge G. O. P. Is Looking Backward.

MUSTN'T FORGET LESSONS OF PAST, - HARDING WARNS   Nominee Makes Reply to Charges Republicans “Look Backward”   ADDRESSES EDITORS      Advocates Editorial Policy “Not _ Partisan But Patriotic ;” Pleads For Honesty

SEN. HARDING REPLIES TO COX   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DECLARES WE NEED THE OLD STANDARDS OF HONESTY.

HARDING ANSWERS REACTION CHARGE   Admits Looking ‘Backwart for Future Guidance In Speech ‘to - Editors   REPLY TO GOVERNOR COX   Appeals: for Old Time Morality_and Fairness;..Ne. " - Mention of League

WISDOM OF PAST NEEDED 10 GUIDE FUTURE HARDING   REPLIES TO CON'’S DECLARATION PARTY “STANDS ON SKV-LINE OF SETTING SUN”   TALKS 10 Ohl EDITORS   Speceh ts Plea For a Return to Old.  Time Morality, Fairness—Porest } Policy For Nation Advocuted { By the Speaker 

MORROWS BUILT On YESTERDAYS   HARDING ANSWERS CHARGE THAT PARTY, IS LOOKING BACKWARD. -

HARDING REPLIES TOACCUSATIONS OF LOOKING BACKWARD   “Happy to Drink of Past for Inspiration of Morrow”

HARDING HAS PLAN FOR CONSERVATION OF TIMBER, RELIEF OF PAPER SHORTAG   Republican: Candidate Tells News * paper Men We Must Learn’ from Fast   WANTS NON-PARTISAN © “<“EDYTORIAL POLICY

Harding Defends 6. 0, P. for “Looking Backward;” Reveres “Teaching of the Fathers’

HALDING ANSWERS COX.   Trew Tie Fito bY Lt WUA.  Republican Nominee Says Old. Standards of Honesty Are Now Needed.

Expresses Recognition of Promise of Future “by Declaring ' Nation Must Not Forget Lessons of the Past

HARDING SAYS HE’S HAPPY TO LOOK ON PAST OF BIG CG. 0. P. WHEELHORSE

REPLIED TO CRITICISMS   Must Remember Teachings of the Fathers, Says Harding

LOOKING FORWARD   Senator Harding Made Som Clean Cul Remarks to Republicans.

HARDING URGES OLD-TIME MORALITY   Delivers: Speech to Repubtican Editers of Gia,

INTO PAST   Senator Harding Tells Ohic Editors Eepublican Prog ress Is Built Upon Successe: of Yesterday.   POLICY TO INSURE MORE PRINT PAPER TAKEN UF   Republican Nominee Outlines Forest Policy That Will Bring More Paper; Asks for Patriotic Press.

PROFIT BY PAST—HARDING   History “Furnishes Inspiration,” He Replies to “Looking Backward” Charge of Cox.

HARDING WANTS OLD STANDARDS OF HONEST   Addresses Ohio Republican Edi. tors From Front Porch at Marion.

HARDING HAS RESPONSE FOR COX CHARGES   Talks to Ohio Editors of Criti cism That Republicans Are Looking Backward.   LEARN LESSONS FOR FUTURE   From Past Glean Wisdom For Morrow—Discasses Newspaper Evolution.

HARING TALKS TO THE EDITOR   Happy to Drink of Past for Future Inspiration   MAKES REPLY TO COX   Meets Declaration of Democra tic Candidate that Republi can Party Stands on Skyline of Setting Sun — Need Olc Standards of Honesty, Lofty Standards of Fidelity

HARDING ANG “EDITORS. TALK CHAP PALIT ILS   Republican: Candidate Speaks at Meeting of Ohio Newspaper Men   NOMINEE REPLIES TO. . CHARGES OF GOV. COX;

ENLARGEMENT OF  FOREIGN POLICY PLANNED BY W. G. HARDING   Will Elaborate On His Previous Declarations For An Understanding That Would Not Imperi! U. S,   G. 0. P. CANDIDATE ADDRESSES EDITORS   Makes a Plea For Return to “Old Time Morality and Fairness”; May Speak In Minnesota Shortly,

HARDING REPLIES TO COX’S THRUST ABOUT COVENANT Speaks to Delegation of Republican Kditar.

HARDING WOULD PROFIT BY PAST   Replies to Charges G. 0. P Looks Backward   INSPIRATION FOR FUTURE   Repudiican Nominee Telis Ohio Editors Lessons Mothers Taught Shouid be Kemembered.

BICKETT FEARS THE  SUFFRAGE MATTER  WILL BRING INSOUTE RACE. DIFFERENCE   Addressing the Legislature Says it May as Well Face the Inevitable and Ratify Altho He is Dubious About. its Application Locally. 

TA HEEL GilEF  CALUUTIVE 10 surES FRIEND   TENNESSEE SENATE RATIFIES ANI MEASURE NOW GOES TO LOWER HOUSE

FINAL SUFFRAGE -HGHT BEGINS TODAY   Tennessee Legislature Opens Special Session to Consider Proposed Amendment — Galleries Crowded

A, MAKING * 'E EE 4 SIXTH STATE TO RATIFY,  CTTompparn Tr Aur”.      es  sufferage Wins Initial » _ Battlein North Carolina

GOVERNOR ASKS RATIFICATION UF SUFFRAGE   ‘North Carolina Executive  Tells Legislators Not to Halt the Inevitable.   “EVENTUALLY, WHY NOT NOW?’   Asks for Rule By ‘‘Reason of Righteousness’’ Instead of ‘‘Blood and Iron.”’

SUFFRAGE WING FIRST BATTLES   Tennessee Upper House Passes Ratification Resolution.   NORTH CAROLINA IS WON

1S (N FINE HEALTH    President in Bast Condition Now Since First Taken 1;

KRAMER HALTS DALRYMPLE MEN   Washington Officials Act; Prosecutor Moves to Seize U. S. Agents.   MAJOR ANG M’DONOUGH MEEI   Iron River State's Attorney “Lays Down the Law” to the Dry Squad --Believed That Law Enforcement Is Destroyed.

ARE CALLED OFF   Kramer Halts Drive Against the Michigan “Rumbellion.”   M’DONOUGH AND MAJOR MEET   State’s Attorney at Iron River “Lays Down the Law” to the Leader of Dry Squad—Moves to Seize Agents,

ANA HALTS UL 9, 4 ENTS UNDER DALRYMPLE   Washington Officials Act; Prose~ » gutor Moves to Seize ©, U.S. Agents.   MAJOR AND M'DONOUGH MEET   iin) ‘ trom River State’ Ss S Atetney “Lays Down the Law” to the Dry Squad — Believed That Law Enforce—, ment is Destroved.

GOOD oAVAMITAN WITH BAD TEMPEE   Auto Mishap Turned Into Tragedy By the Back Firing of Fivver,

THREE HURT WHEN FIGHT OTARTS OVER / CRANKING OF CAR   One Will Die Result 0: Blow On Head

DEMPSEY MARRIAGE INVALIS»   United States Agents Charge Heavy» weight Champion Violated . Utah Laws.

DEMPSEY 3. WIFE WAS NEVER flo LAWFUL SPOUSE   WEDS TOO SOQN AFTER DIVORCE   SO SHE WILL” BE ABLE TO APPEAR AGAINST THE CHAMPION

SCHOONER RAMED BY JAP STEAMER   Wireless Says Unhurt Japanese Shi] is Towing Schooner Into Port Now.

BELONGS TO AMERICAN LEAGUE SAYS HOUSTON   Home Run King Under Former Contract, Declares Official , of Giants.   CONSIDERING UMPIRES FOR NEW ORGANIATION   John A, Heydler and Hank O’Day  Conferring on Matter in Chicage Today,   LANDIS STILL UNDECIDED   Judge Soon to Announce Decisior Regarding Tendered Chairmanship.

JAPANESE ARE BOUND THEY’LL HAVE REDRESS   Government Insists It Can’t Allow Massacre of 700 of Its People To  - Pass Unnoticed.

WOMEN DEMOCRATS MAKE SIIECESTIONS   Submit Numerous Recommendation: Regarding Platform: Woukl Be: Silent On Prohibition

WOMEN TO REQUEST 110 REFERENGE TO LIQUOR   PLANES ON LABOR AND WORKING OF CHILDREN TO BE ASKED OF CONVENTION.

 Women Recommend Approval  of President’s Stand on League of Nations

WOMEN AGAINST ANY REFERENGE BEING MADE 10  THE PRA SSE   Recommend That No Mention of the Booze Question Be Made in the Platform Adopted by Democrats.   WILSON’S STAND ON TREATY IS APPROVEC   Submit Planks On Rient 01 Collective Bargaining Avolishing Child Labor an< Other Timely Topics,

WOMEN WOULD IGNORE PROHIBITION PLANK   FEMININE MEMBERS OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ENDORSE WILSON TREATY STAND   ASK TENNESSEE ACTION   National Body Wires Governor Ure: ing Ratification of Suffrage Amendment.

WOMEN DEMOCRATS DRAFT PLANKS FOR PARTY’S PLATFORN   Approve Wilson’s Stand ot League and Request Removal of Prohibition Question From Convention.

WOMEN DECIDE DRY PLANK NOT NEEDED IN THE PLATFORM   Approve President’s Stand For Peace Treaty and League   Advocnute Abolition of Child Labor and Pavor Dight-Hour Day With Waces on Service Basts,

NEW SENATE MAY — AATIFY COVENANT   ANALYSIS GF MEMBERS INDIOATES ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS FAVORED.   Present Measure Would Have but Little Chance for Adoption  Now, Is Belief,     ee ae

COURT DENIES WAIT; BERGOOLL 10 HAVE A MILITARY TRIAL   Wealthy Slacker Not Even Ad. mitted to Bail—-Court Martial is Continued.

RICH DRAFT DODGER 10 APPEAL TO HIGH COURT   LOWER TRIBUNAL REFUSES TO ‘FAKE HIS CASE OUT OF THE MILITARY COURT AND = SO AN APPEAL WILL BE HAD.

BERGDOLL’S PLEA DENIED.   Judge Refuses to Order Alleged Draft Evader Out of Military Jurisdiction.

REFUSE CHANGE OF JURISDICTION   Bergdoll Must Face Court Martial Says Hand   DESTITUTE OF MERIT   Says Federal Judge, Referring to Motion for Civil Trial— Allegations ir Petition Seem to Show that Man was Merely Morbid Coward, Declares Judge Hand.

RICH DRAFT DOD APPEAL TO HIGH COMAT   LOWER TRIBUNAL REFUSES TG FAKE HIS CASE OUT OF THE MILITARY COURT AND .50 AN APPEAL WILL BE HAB.

BERGDOLL MUST _ STAND HIS COURT ” MARTIAL, SAYS JUDGE   Refuses to Order Case o! ~ Draft Dodger Out of Military Jurisdiction

CHIEFS FIX HARDING DATES   Great Care Ussd in Selection of Places Where Candidate Is to Deliver Speeches.

HARDING VISITS _ TO BE LIMITED   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATI WILL NOT LEAVE MA. RION OFTEN.

OEN, HARDING MAY MAKE ADDRESS AT (OWA STATE FAIR   lowa- and Minnesota on List Republican Leaders Are Now Considering.

HARDING RECEIVES MANY: INVITATIONS   Republican Candidate -is in De mand at State Fairs and Other Events

SPEAKING TOUR   Campaign Headquarters Plan Series of Addresses at Various Points.  Expects to Make One Address In Farming Centar

TO CHOOSE HARDING TRIPS WITH CARE   May Visit One Agricultura Center.

“IDE LIGHTS ON CONGRESS.   some [uteresting Paragraphs on Do ings of Lawmakers,

these must be in charge of the bes’ possible mechanical ; ability. First elasg. business ability would require and provide both.   SIDE LIGHTS. ON ‘CONGRESS.      Some Interesting. Varagraphs on Do * ings of Lawmakers,

TREAT DELEGATES TO MINSK SONFAG LIKE PRISANERS   Associated Press Writer Says Every Member is Under Guard Constant!y.   Soviet Attitude More Offensive As News of Defeats Filter Through.

SELECT Alb AY PLAGE 1)  HOLD FUTURE TRICE PARI FY   Delegates at Minsk Are Held Under Armed Guard by Soviets   PROHIBIT SENDING MESSAGES TO WARSAW   [taly in Accord With United States Regarding Polish Affairs

RUPTURE IN PEACE PLAN NEAR   Polish Commissioners Are Badly Treated by Bolsheviki at Minsk.   POLES EXPECT MORE FAVORABLE TERMS   There Wiil Be No Peace If the Reds Do Not Make Some  it

POLES AND BOLSHEVIKI. SQUABBLE OVER DETAILS      Polish Peace ‘Delegation Ig Virt.  nelly Held: ‘Prisoner i in Conference City.   DISAGREE OVER WIRELESS   Soviet Delegates Become. Often. sive ax News of Polish  ‘Vie--. tories Is Received.

POLISH DELEGATES HAVE DIFFICULTIES   Communication With War saw Impossible.

WOMEN’S SKIRTS TO STAY SHORT   Garment Manufacturers at Semi-Annual Meeting Discuss Spring Styles.

HOUSANDS STORM TRAIN ON PENNSY   sommuters Hardest Hit bj Strike on Eastern Seaboard New York Preparing for Pinch of Hunger.

RAILROADS ARE VERY HARD HIT   Officials and Bretherheod Leaders Think the Werst Has Happened

RANGERS IN CHARGE AFFAIRS iy WICHITA CO   Three Deputy Sheriffs Indict ed by Grand Jury for Various Crimes. '

RANGERS IN CHARGE IN WICHITA FIELD   INDICTMENT OF PEACE OPFIC ERS BY GRAND JURY ANNOUNCED AT W. FALLS,

WABASH COUNTY MAN GOEN KING   CLE. TROYER Ob LAFONTAINE. WINS SWEEPSTARIES RIBBON AT INTERNATIONAL SHOW

C. E TROYER’S CORN SELECTED BEST IN U. S.   Win Honors at Internation. al Hay and Grain Show in Chicago.  ’   FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY ANOTHER INDIANA MAN

WAKASH COBNTY MAN     ‘Qlams Com King Honors at Chicago ew" Show

WABASH COUNTY MAN UNITED STATES CORN KING   (. &. Troyer of LaFontaine Wins the Sweepstake Ribbon at the International Show.

BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS WILL CONFER MONDA\   Future of Qutlaw Organizations Wil be Decided at Meeting in Chicago.

OFFICIALS OF RAILROAD BROTH _ ERHOODS WILL MEET AT CHI: CAGO NEXT MONDAY

POPULAR PAIR WED   MIS8 ALICE LEVINS AND HARVEY OBERMIRE MARRIED,   KENTUCKIAN WINS LEIMARS BRINE   Miss Catherine Kelliher and Bernard * Abel Are United in Marriage on  Tuesday at St. James Church—Wilt Live in Cincinnati, “

Miss Catherine Kelliher and Bernard * Abel Are United in Marriage on Tuesday at St. James Church—Will Live in Cincinnati,

BIG TRAIN ROBBERY   Bandits Escape With $59,725 Taken From Express Car.   Outlaws Fiee With Money Sent to Pay Marines at Parie teiand,  S. C., Station.

GEORGIA TRAIN ROBBED   HOLDUP MEN ESCAPE WITH: $59, 725 IN EXPRESS SAFE.   Flee Into the Swamps With Money Sent to Pay the Marines at Paris Island.

BANDITS POCKET MARINE PAYROL!   ENTER CAR AND OVERPOWER EXPRESS MESSENGER NEAR AUGUSTA, GA.

.ONG CRUISES FOR WARSHIPS   U. S. to Send Both Atlantic and Pacific Fieets on ExtéAnsive For. eign Trips.

LONG CRUISES FOR WARSHIPS   U. S. te Send Both Atlantic and Partie. Fleets on Extensive * oeign Trips.

~ ae ee  LONG CRUISES FOR WARSHIPS   U. &. to Send Both Atlantic and Pacifi¢ Ficets on Extensive For- ; eign Trips, 4

SOON TO START  COUNTY CENSUS    gah apenas Canvass Will be Made of Al : Manufacturing Con cerns,  j

Great Centers Are Report: ing Decreases in Cost of Everything   Dollar Is Coming Back to I -War Value Ranidlyv

9 SHOW DEGLINE HAS NOT STOPPED   Government Report Says Food is Chief Factor in Reduotion Wave.   COTTON GOODS ALSO GO LOWER IN SOME CITIES   Belief. Expressed That Lower Level Will Be Reached Several Years Hence,

F00 00D IS LEADING ALL NECESSITIES WN DECLINE NOW   JEVEL OF PRICES PAID FAR. MERS FOR PRODUCTS GOES DOWN 15.6 PER CENT

NATION-WIDE BLOW HEAR FR HL   Experts Report Gener: Price Declines In More  Than 250 Commodities

FOOD PRICES SLIDING DOWN OWIFTLY IN LEAG UF OTHER COMMODITIES   Washington and New York Report That Further Reductions in Cest of Living Are Rapidly Being Made in All Lines of Trade.

Food Is Now Setting Pace ir Downward Sweep of Commodity Costs.   PREDICT MORE BREAKS   Government Officials Say Price Decline Is Only Just Starting.

PRIGES oCERING LOWER LEVEl   BUT NO IMMEDIATE SLUMP EXPECTED BY REVIEWERS.   FOOD PRICES DROP THE MOST   Agricultural Department at Washington Says the Cut Amounted to  15.6 Per Cent During the Month  [ of September,

BRIE nee ha 5 GREATEST i FOG eT   Gevernment Reports Show Farmer Received 15.6 Per Cent Less in September

FOOD PRODUCTS LEAD OTHERS IN PRICE DECLINE   PRICES TO FARMERS AVERAGE 16.6 PER CENT LESS IN SEPTEMBER   KETAIL CLOTHING PRICES HAVE DECLINE 25 PER CENT,  Bret tat 6«6f 4 TO

=xperts Report Genera  Price Declines In More  Than 250 Commodities

FARM PRODUCTS DECLINE 15.6 SEP   250 Uther Commodities Are Slowly oa the Down Grade, Govern: ment Reports,

FOOD PRIS BOING DOWN   PRICES PAID FARMERS FOR PRODUCTS DURING SEPTEMBER DECLINED 15.6 PER CENT,   CLOTHING 1S AFFECTED   Declines Are Shown in Mothing anc in More Than 250 Other Commodities.—-Still Further Reductions Are Predicted

Amounts Paid Farmers for Their Products Decline 15.6 per cent During September; Consumers Begin to Feel Effects; Clothing Also Drops.

FAM HAND DEAD WN GUN BATTLE  WITH AUTHORITIES   Fight Over Cards Results In Casualty Near Elyria.

OUGHT OFFICERS TO THE BITTER END   A Lorain County Tragedy Ends in the Death of DrinkCracved Parm Hand.

BIG MEET SHOWS ABSOLUTE LACK OF LEADERSHIP   None of Candidates have Enough Delegates for Nomination

By William Jennings Bryan, Written expressly for International News Service (Copyright, 1920 by William Jennings Bryan)

NEED LEADERS WITHOUT RELIGIOUS BIGOTR'   General Wood Tells Chicagoans Ne Place for Man Having Narrow Preindices.

MUST HOLD “ON TO-RELIGION ania i   Declares’ Man fan With. Narréw ~ Prepiiens Is.Not Fit: to: Hold Office. . 7 +

CURE FOR UNREST URGED ON WILSON ~ BY LABOR LEADERS   Oasbinet Meeting Has Effect of “Giving Confidence That Gov-: @fmment Takes Control.           REALIZED ALE NOT DUE « TO WORK OF RADICALS              Question Goes Buck to High Costs “Which Government Hes  “" Failed to Change.   CESs PROFITS BLAMED!              Both Executive and Legislative Branches Have Been Idle ‘-* "for. Months .

PMT ee eT Err Teen tin ant an eee tt Meee eT ee ee ee  H.C. OF L. AND TAK ILL BRING LABOR GAISIS   High Prices and Tax Inequities Are Behind Industrial Revolt.   CONGRESS DODGES THOUGH WARNED   Government Does Nothing  to Remedy Economic Ilis Making Strike Possible.

UNREST RESULT OF HIGH PRICES   FOUNDATION STONE OF PRESENT STRIKE RESTS THERE.   PRESIDENT COMING TO KNOW IT   Ailing Executive Able te Rise to the Kmergency and Indicating a Desire te Provide Necesagary Remedy.

GPVERNOR HOBBY  10 VISIT MEXICE   Accepts Invitation of Ob-pegon,

FIRSTMEETING , - INHOSPITAL   Directors Inspect Building And Discuss Plans For Opening Institution.   TO BE OPEN FARMERS’ DAY   People of County May Inspect Building Then. Need More Money. Drive Discussed.

ADAMS HOSPITAL ABOUT FINISHEL   Directors Hold Their First Meeting in Annie M. Warner Building at Gettysburg— Awaiting Equipment.

THRILLING STORY TOLD IN PERMANENT PICTURES   TALE OF AMERICAN EXPEDITION. ARY FORCES EMBLAZONED ON WALLS OF NATIONAL MUSEUM AT WASHINGTON. DPD. C.

THE vA. E. F. IN. PICTURES. Artists De pict Life of the Oversens . Soldiers in Paintings.

Thousand Kegs of. Powder Blow Up      Atlas Powder Co, Neve Pittsburg, KRitnsas, Was y Blow Up—One Man Known to Be Killed.

BLAST DAMAGES PITTSBURG, Kad.   TWO PEOPLE .DEAD AS RESULT OF POWDER EXPLOSION,   SHOGK IS FELT THIRTY MILES   Buildings Were Shaken Throughout That Section of the State, and People Rushed Into Streeta Fear ing Destructive Earthauuvake.

EXPLOUICN 1h POW OER MILL KILLS ONE MAN   PLATE GLASS IN) NEARBY CIT’ SHATTERED BY FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION.

TWO, POWDER EXPLOSIONS   1,000 Kegs thew Up ta Konsag Killing Ono Man New Jersey Blast, Kills Three :

KANSAS TOWN SHOOK BY BLASI   Several Men Killed and In. - jured and Much Property Destroyed in Pittsburg.

ONEKNOWN DEAD IN POWDER BLAS’   Pittsburg, Kansas, Rocked By Explosion. _

Germany Seeks to Evade Making Reparation, Says Former-French President

POINCARE SCORES GERMANY   Says Nation Failed to Abide by Versailles Treaty

Plans to Take Oath of Office On June 1+Overwhelim . ing Majority Given Sono: ra’s Governor.   CARRANZA BURIED   Late President Laid Away Amid Seenes of Grief in Conirast to Recent Hostile Feelings.

HUERTA IS NAMED — THE TEMPORARY  HEAD OF MEXICO   Congress Chooses Him Over sonzales By Vote of 900 44 OF   PROCLAIMS ACTS oT OLD REGIME ILLEGAL   Changes Dato of Tileebion to September §---Gurranza Buricd in Seenes of Yoiat’

GRAVES: ABROAD TU BE DECORATED   MORE THAN 85,000 AMERICAN FLAGS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY WAR DEPARTMENT

KILLINGS  RESUMED   Week End Sces Great Burst  Of Violence Against Police ” and Constabulary Over Ire - lend. 5 .  2   ieee SERVICES _ AY MACSWINEY FUNERAI   finger Strike Victim Is Laid ; o,Best in Section of Ceme“> tery Reserved for Sinn Fein .. Highters, .

IRISH REPRISALS RESULT IN DEATE      Six British Policemen Killed and Ten Wounded in Four Attacks Made By Sinn Feiners,

AIDTERS MUA IX TRISH POLICE   Ten Others Wounded in Counties Kerry and Tralee.   GRANARD INSPECTOR KILLED   Rioting Near Revolution Stage a Many Points—Reprisal Attacks by British Police Reported From Thuries and Dungannon.

WEEK-END OUTBREAKS ‘CONSIST OF ATTACKS ~- AND QUICK REPRISALS   Business Buildings at T hurles Are Bombed and People Terrotrized; Tralee Damaged

IRISH SLAY SIX POLICE; WOUND TEN   Rioting Nears Revolution Point in Counties Kerry and Tralee.   KILL INSPECTOR AT GRANARD   Reprisal Attacks by the British Police Were Reported From Thurles and Dungannon—Business Buildings Bombed.

OEVEN SLAIN i, aul K (pice rat Wk   Funeral of MacSwiney Signal for Attack By Sinn Feiners Upon “Black -'Tan”; the Rifle Firing Is Terrific   Reprisal Shootings Are Reported in Many Sections of Southern Treland: Homes, Stores Burned’ in Raids

TENNESSEE HOUSES TAKE UP SUFFRAGE   Governor Roberts Urges the Legislature to Ratify Amendment .

TENNESSEE VOTE ON SUFFRAGE TO COME THIS WEEK   Governor Roberts Speaks to Special Session of  Legislature.

VENNESOEE fo NOW ‘AE BATTLEGROUNG (IF SUFFRAGISTS   cegislature Meets in Special Session to Vote on the 19th Amendment.

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE MET YESTERDAY TO ACT ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE - PONSIDERINE SUFFAAR   COVERNOR URGES SESSION TO RATIFY AMENDMENT—A VOTE ON MATTER NOT BUE FOR SOME DAYS YET.

Tennessce Governor Tella Legislators It Is Their Duty—Both Sides Confident.

RATIFIGATION RESOLUTION IN   Sultrags Fight Ovens In the Tennessee Assembiy.   GOVERZOBR FOR AMENDMENT

Tennessee. Governor Urges Ratification Az Special Ses sion Convenes.   VCTE IMPROBABLE BEFORE END OF WEEK   North Carolina  to Consider Ratification at Session Which Begins Todav.

DlaGUS5 PLANS TC REVISE BYLAWS OF FEDERATED CLUBS   Day’s Sessions of Convention Take Up Dep’t Reports and Various Addresses;   KINDERGARTENS FEATURE. OF BIENNIAL EXHIBITS   Work of Subnormal Children Shown in Display Made on. Americanization.

POPULAR MUSIC OF DAY ‘UNSPEAKABLE   Mrs. Obendorfer Addresses Bi ennial Convention Of Women’s Clubs.

WOMEN MEETING _ IN DES MOINES   Kindergarten Work I _ Drawing Attention to Convention

EDERATION OF WOMEN CONSIDER REVISION OF AULES AND REGULATIONS   DALLAS WOMAN IN CHARGE OF KINDERGARTEN EXHIBIT OF UNUSUAL INTEREST.   oa

TIME GRANTED DEFENDERS   To Consider Demand fer Recegnities of Treaty of Rapalle

BLOCKADE ON FIUME MAY BE SUSPENDED   Suspension Requested by Director of National Defense and Mayor of City.

ITALIANS GEADE FIRING ON FIUME WHEN REQUESTEL   Demonstrations in All Large Cities of Italy Indicate Sympathy With Poet Defender of City.

FIRING IS SUSPENDED   Negotiations for Ending Hosti lities at Fiume

AIRING ON FIUME IS ENDED, CONFER ND ALL FIGHTING          PD’ Annunzio Demonstration: Have Occurred in All Centers.   SHOPS ARE ALL CLOSED: “FLAGS ARE HALF MASTED   Mierce Fighting Preceded Hos. tilities—Losses of Regulars : Heavy.

POSSIBILITY OF ENDING HOSTILITIES DISCUSSED   Commander of Blockading Forces Says Par ley Impossible Until Treaty of Rappailo Is Recognized By Insurgents; Pro-D’Annunzio Demonstrations Break Out In Italy   TRIBUTE PAID TO SOLDIER-DEAD

OFFICIALS ARE DESIROUS THAT PEACE BE MADE   General Ferrario Declares Treaty Of Rapallo Must Be Recognized Before Negotiations Looking To  That End Are Besun.   TEMONSTRATIGNS IN ITALY

CABE LOSES HIS RUFFLES   Italy Gets Down to Business in Bring ing End to Bard’s Opera Bouffe “State of Fiume.”

CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE Tal: THOUSAND HURT   TWENTY DEAD IN OHIO   rag End of Storms Came 4s Far Eas: As Columbus With Considerable  Damacine Farce

HUNDREDS REPORTED AMONG INJURED      Property Loss In Illinois Will Reach Near To Twenty Millions

TERRIFIC STORM. REAPS HEAVY TOLL OF DEAD: MANY QTHERS INJURED   Jhicago Hospitals Are Filled To Overflowing With Victims Of Cyclone -- Martial Law Is Proclaimed--Property Loss In IIlinois Placed At Over $20,000,000.

‘Thousands Homeless in Chicago District. Scores Dead and Hundreds Injured in South. “Ca. -tasrophe Worst in Annals of Country's) Storm Calamities,. i

140 DEAD, 1,000 HURT IN ONE OF COUNTRY’S WORST WESTERN STORMS   And Casualty List Grows Steadily-Property Damage i Sevea-States Many Millions--Chicago District Harde: -Hit---80 Dead in Alabama.

TO CHANGE NAMES OF LARGE PAPERS   4 Er i TWO CONCERNS RECENTLY CON SOLIDATED WILL BE  i SEPARATED.

THE N.Y. HERALD  T A i TG AGAIN HAVE  GOOD-OLD NAME   Frank A. Munsey Announce Change in Title Lines of Newsnapers.

Y IN AUDIT GOST HUGE AMOUNT IN TAXES      Complex Nature of the Revenue ,Laws‘Hampers Check of Re-   turns, Witness Says”

ARMY FLY cho GET AELEAOE FROM MEXICO   REPORT THEY WERE TREATED -- WITH UTMOST COURTESY BY MEX. OFFICERS.   Returned to McAtlen Monday Af: ternoon, Havng Made The Trip From Laredo in Automobile

MEXICANS RELEASE U. $, AIR OFFICERS   Aviators Peturn Across Border—Report Best of Treatment Ex tended to Them, 

PLIERS WHO CROSS BORDER LAST WEEK ARE'RELEASED; ARETREATED COURTEOUSLY

SWITCHMEN IN CHICAGO WON'T CALL OFF STRIKE   #,000 Steikers Left Hall 3% Minutes After Special. Mecting Was Called to Order.

STRIKE HO PLAN ONE BlG UNI iF RAL LABOR   Organization of New National Organization to Include all Railroad Crafts Under  Way   PREDICT END OF STRIKE IN CHICAGO BY TONIGHT   Members of Outlaw Union: Meeting this Afternoon to Vote on Going Back

4000 LEAVE HALL WHEN GRUNAU IS KEPT FROM MEET   Stand In Streets To Jeer 600 Who Vote To Take Old Jobs.

REFUSE $0 CALL ANI STRIKE OFF   * Walkolt Difficult to. Tie ' By Conferanbe Raute  Unséttied Ends: of tnsurgen

SORUNAU URGES THAT WORKERS RESTIME TORS   “WE WILL NOT FIG THE GOVERNMENT,” HE TELLS IDLE YARDMEN.   New York R. R.. Workers Appeal To Companies For Restovation to Former Duty.

ADMITTED BY LEADER   Grunau Declares He Will Advise Men to Return.  SITUATION IMPROVES   Make Effort to Form New National Rail Employes’ Organization — New York Strikers Waiting.

CHICAGO STRIKERS oFFUISE TO RETURN 1) THEIR PLAGES   viass Meeting Called by Grunau Adjourns With No Action.   > A/LROAD OFFICIALS WILL  ae  NOT ENTER NEGOTIATIONS   Movement of Livestock and Fresh Meai to Eastern Points is Normal.

CESSATION OF BALK ON RAILROADS SLOW   And Some of ‘the Actions of raid Union Heads are Far: . From “Encouraging   APPEALS OF WORKMEN IN EAST. ARE DENIED

CHICAGO SWITCHMEN CONTINUE WALKOU   Strikers Refuse to End Sirife After Being Called io Mase Meeting—Leaders Will Be  Whee ot ell

CHICAGO WORKERS BOLT IN CALLING OFF STRIKE   Cleveland Strikers Will Meet t  Act on Settlement Within Next 36 Hours.

MASS MEETING TO END RAIL STRIKE ENDS IN FAILUR!   Several Thousand Unauthorized Strikers Refuse to Vote on Going Back — Adjourned Within 45 Minutes.

NO YIELDING TO STRIKERS   New York Rail Managers Refuse to Restore Seniority Rights.   3T. LOUIS MEN TO. INCREASE DEMANDS

TARDMEN REFUSE VOTE ON STRIKE   Four Thousand Strikers Leave Meeting in Chicago Because Grunau Did Not Appear.   ACTION COMES AS SURPRISE   District Attorney Clyne Announces That Prosecutions Under Lev- . er Act Will be Pressed.

NO ACTION TAKEN TO END WALKOUT   Chicago Yardmen Addressed By President Grunau.

SWITCHMEN. BOLI   Refused to Vote An End to Their “Outlaw” Strike at Meeting Today   4,000 LEFT THE HALL   Five Minutes After Meeting was Called—Yardmen to Vote Today

The Failure of President Grunau, of the Yardmen’s Association {o  Appear Caused Walk-Out

STRIKE LEADER ADMITS DEFEAT   John Grunau in Public State ment Says Strikers Have Not Achieved Their Aims,   ASK FOR -RESTORATION

CHICAGO STRIKERS VOTE AGAINST RESUMING WORK   Grunau Given Lusty Wel: come But He Fails to Clear Up the Situation.

TO END OUTLAW STRIKE   Grunau, Chicago Leader, Admit, Strike is Beaten

MEETING AGAIN TODAY: HOPE TO END BIG STRIKE   Pres. Grunau of Yard men’s Assn. Admits  Failure.

MEETING AT WHICH VOTE 10 CALL OFF STRIKE WAS 10 SBE TAKEN RESULTS IN BOLT WITH PRESIDENT ABSENT

GRUNAU ABSENT. MEN WALKED OUT   Chicago Strikers Refused to Take Vote on the Question Returning to Work.   4,000 BOLTED THE MEETING   District Attorney Announced . Prosecution of the Cases Would Continue.

CHICAGO YARDMEN BOLT MEETING 10 END THE WALKOUT         STRIKERS DECLINE TO VOTE ON ENDING STRIKE AND JEEU THOSE WHO WANT TO RETURN

SWITCHMEN NOT TO GO BACK IN CHICAGO YARDS   Cleveland Strikers to “Take Jati Terms First.”

— Called to “Clear:  the Entire Situation’ / journs 45 Minutes Af Being Convened.   NO PROGRESS IS MA TOWARD SETTLE   ohn Grunauj Strike Les Released From Jail, H As a Hero As He § On the Platform.

PLAN TU VOTE ON END UF OTRIKE A FAILURE WHEN MEN LEAVE FALL   Absence of Grunau at Mass Meeting Sends the Outlaw Switchmen Into Fury and Walk- . out Remains Staple. Lh

ANOTHER EFFORT AT SETTLEMENT   PRESIDENT OF OUTLAW UNION ADVISES MEN TO RETURN TO WORK. FREIGHT TRAFFIC 80 PER CENT NORMAL

Expected Vote in  Chicage Fails and Men: Remain. tu   SEVEN LEADERS ARRESTED   Men Expect. Railroad : Labo Board to Hear Case After “ Return. -

OTRIKERS REFUGE TD ACT TO END WALKOUT   MEETING AT CHICAGO, CALLED BY GRUNAU, HOLDS BRIEF + + - SESSION,

TASS MEETING DISRUPTED, MEN ‘JEERING. THOSE WHO WISH:  ‘ED TO RETURN TO WOBK.      ONLY:600:REMAIN “FOR THE MEETING.   Proscentions, To Proceed, Clyne Deélares—Predicted Most of Men-! Will Return To Work. i

EFFORT 10 END {7 IN OFFICIAL WAY 5 OF NO AVAIL   Grunau Presides at Meeting and Says It’s Up to Men to Decide.   In Cleveland They Say They Will Go to Jail Rather Than Work.

SATURDAY e AT THE MINES   CHICAGO STRIKERS ADJOURN WITHOUT TAKING ACTION

Revolt Looms In Near East —tIrish Situation Critical Industrial Disputes Remain Unsettled — Lloyd Gearce Rucy Man

SEATING OF G. 0. P. DELEGATES   ennecticut, Arkansas, Yarth Dakota  and Catorndo in troant Row.

INSANITY TO BE EX-KAISER’S PLEA TO THE ALLIES   INTERNATIONAL LAW EXPERTS OF BRITAIN READY FOR ANY DODGE.   MAY PROVE TO BE ANOTHER THAW CASE

EX-KAISER’S DEFENSE MAY BE INSANITY   Body Of Experts Would Pass Upon Wilhelm’s Mind In That Event   CASE TO BE PUSHED   we Baw ad 2 ST SSN ee ee  Attempt To Make Case A Parallel To Thaw’s Will Re Thwarted

BOLSHEVISM HITS HONOLULU   Japanese Newspaper Urges a “Red Ficg” Parade of Sugar Plantation Strikers.

JAP PAPERS IN HONOLULU URGE RED FLAG PARADE   Advise Sugar Plantation Strikcrs to Extend Strike Over Islands.

96 Russian Divisions. — Have Been Destroyec   Disaffection Within the Ranks Almos as Ruinous to Bolsheviki as Are the Polish Bullets.

SOVIET REGIME. ANS NEARER TO DOWNFALL   Poles Move Umhampered on Russia, While Internal Turmoil Works Havoc   POLAND REPORTS 26 DIVISIONS DESTROYED   BOLSHEVIK PRISONERS TAKEN IN LATEST DRIVE NUM. BER 42,000; ENORMOUS BOOTY CAPTURED.

REDS FACE UPRISING   Russian People Are Ready for Another Government and Are Ready for Peace at Any Price.   POLISH ARMIES CRASH’ THROUGH SOVIET LINES   Russian Troops Unable to Bar Way of Advancing Poles and Consternation Grows in Red Ranks.

Disaster Hits Soviet Forces On Two Fronts   Russians Strike to Throw Of Oppression by Lenine and Trotzky.

CHRISTENSEN COMING EAST.   Farmer-Labor Candidate Intends te Invade New York.

Music Hath Chat rms, You Bet Keeps Up Speed In Wor kshop Likewise Cure For Belshevik

BOLSHEVIK! PLANS. TOLD BY TROTZKY   Soviet War Chief Ta'ks to American Army Officer.   WOULD OVERTHROW THE U. S.   Also Great Britain and France—Col. Ruggles, Chief of U. S. Military Mission to Petrograd, Tells of Conditions in Russia.

TROTZKY TELLS” PLANS OF REDS   Iverthrow of Governments of U. S., Britain and France. Contemplated.   CONFERS WITH SOVIET GHiEr   yolonel Ruggles, Chief of American Military Mission in Russia, Just Returned to Illinois Home, Describes Conditions There.. )

FRATERNITIESMUSTG0. OUT OF BUSINESS   MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY MUST GET ON A DEMO. CRATIC BASIS.

EXPECT BRITAIN TO DENY RESPONSIBILITY ©) FOR GREY'S LETTER   et ASSERTION THAT WILSON ILA PROTESTED 'TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT DENSED IN WASHINGEON

British Government. Expected to Explain Viscount Spoke for Himself Alone.

JOHNSON DOUBTS HOOVER’S CLAIMS   Senator Inclines to Belief His Fellow Californian Is Trying to Make His Opinions Fit His Attempt to Get Votes.   DOESN’T THINK HIS OPPONENT NOW SINCERE

REPLIES TOHOOVER ON LEAGUE TERMS   BARBED WORDS ARE USED BY SENATOR JOHNSON. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.

JOHNSON SAYS HOOVER DOES RIGHT-ABOUT   Says Wilson League, Once Favored by Hoover, Does Not Promote Peace   WANTS “REAL” LEAGUE   SENATOR CLAIMS HOOVER HAD aA “CHANGE OF HEART” FROM URRESERVED PACT WHEN PRESIDENTIAL RACE BEGAN

AUUUSES HOOVER OF SWITCHING   HIRAM JOHNSON SAYS HOOVER TALKED ONE THING LAST YEAR AND IS TALKING  ANOTHER NOW

SEN. JOHNSON MAKES KNOWN HIS STAND ON LEAGUE TO HOOVE!   Declares in Favor of Any Ccurse Which Would Lead to Real Peace

AOOVER ACCUSES { JOHNSON UF FAUR FLUSHING   il  Republican Candidates ir  abble Over League of  Nations.   EACH SAYS THE OFHER SHOWS INCONSISTENCY   Foo; LAr  Emits  Expert Declares Senator Smoke Screen of Personal Abuse.

HIRAM KICKS HERBERT RIGHT ON THE SHINS   And Political Pot Boils Som More Over Tariff. Measure.

JOHNSON MAKES KNOWN POSITION ON LEAGUE PACT   Repli es to Statement Made Yesterday by Herbert Hoover

JOHNSON WOULD ~ WELCOME REAL EFFORT FOR PEACE    Replies to Hoover’s Statement ~ as to Senator’s Position on League of Nations Covenant.

DEAD IN PLANE WRECKAGE      Aerial Mail Carrier Killed Near Laramie. Wro.

WHITE WINGS 10 SAIL TOMORROW   First Race for America’s Cup Off Sandy Hook   Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV will Attempt to Wres' Trophy from Defender Reso. lute—Few Facts in Connec. tion with Historic Event— First Race in 17 Years

AMERICA’S CUP. CONTENDER, THE RESOLUTEREADY   Will Meet Lipton’s Shamrock IV. off Sandy Hook---Is First in 17 Years.

A.F. OF L. GIVES LABOR RECORDS OF NOMINEES   Comprehensive Resume o Harding and Cox Stands  Pranarad

A. F.of L. to Acquaint Members with Records of Presidential Aspirants

FO. L ACQUAINTS MEMBERonIP WITH NOMINEES’ RECORDS   Positions Of Harding ar Cox To Be Given Publicity.

MEXICANS ‘PROMISE’ TO RELEASE YANKEES   Assurance is Given by Foreigr Office.

PROMPT RELEASE OF FOREIGNERS   Mexico Announces Urgent Steps Have Been Taken Release of Those Held By Bandit.

CHASE BANDITS TO SAVE YANKS   AMERICANS REPORTED CAPTURED BY MEXICAN BANDITS   5.000 Mexican Federal Troops Pursue  Bandits With Orders to Annihilate Them—Britons Also Held,

DAN CUPID AIDS IOWAN TO ELUDE RUSS BLOCKADE   lowa Man Makes Peri lous Journey to Meet  His Bride,

Relief Worker Marries Bel.  gian Bride After Travel ing Many Miles.

MEMORIAL EXERCISES FORGET ARE - CONDUCTED N.S   Many Frieads of Former President Visit His Grave At: Oyster Bay #

MANY PILGRIMS VISIT GRAVE OF COL. ROOSEVELT   Anniversary of Former Pres. ident’s Death Is Observed  fianaralla

IMPORTANT CHANGE IN RITUAL IS MADE   Methodists Vote to Elimmate  Question Held to Be Unee

RECREATION FOR  CHURCH'S YOUNG PEOPLE PLANNED BY METHODIST:   Definite Plan for Proviaing for Wants of the Youthful Members Decided Upon by the Committee.   CONFERENCE ADOPTS CHANGE IN RITUAL   Clause Pertaining to the Reception a Members Is Modified by Vote of 390 For and 369 Against,

CHANGE METHODIST RITUAL   Action Taken at (Conference Deemed ef Importance — (musemest  iMeuee flea Vaken I wo.

Methodist Committee Ad. vises No Change as to Amusement Ouestian

NO CHANGE IN SKIPPER FOR ~ SHAMROCK 4   Same Wheel Man and Crew Will Sail Cup Challenger in Triangular Race Tomorrow   SECOND FIASCO

RIOTING AGAIN BREAKS QUT IN TOWNS IRELAND   Shops Burned and Busi ness House Windows  Smashed Bando.

Stores Burned By Black-Tan; Two Are Slain   MacSwiney’s ‘Two Sisters Wil  Starve Till They See Their Brother. They Sav.

SOLDIERS FIRE IN RETALIATION   Burn Stores And Terrify Irish Inhabitants

OPPOSED TO THE OLD SALOON   American Wine Growers’ Association  Helds Its Sixteenth Annual Con.  vention in New York,

OLD SALOON IS NOT WANTED   Wine Growers Say Its Mismanagement Brought on Prohibition.

MOVE BODY OF MEXICAN CHIE   Reaches Villa Juarez On Way to Capital City—Iin Rude Box.   Preparations Being Made te Pay Full Military Honors  Upon Arrival.

EGRETARY WOULD HIKE REVENUE TAA UN SMALL INCOMES   Two Per Cent Tax Increase ot Incomes Up to $5,000 Urged in Treasury Report.   EXCESS PROFITS REPEAL ALSO URGED IN REPORT   Revision of Luxury Tax ant Readjust of Rates on High Incomes Suggested.

URGES BIG WAR TAX INCREASE   FOUR BILLION, NEED   FOUR BILLION, NEED     Secretary of Treasury Houston Would Ta; Gasoline Two Cents : Gallon and Increase  Theater Tax 10 Per Cant

TAX OF 2 CENTS GALLON ON GASOLINE SOUGH]   Additional 10 Percent on Theat. rical\ Admissions Also Recommended.   ROOST LEVY ON INCOMES   Other Changes Asked.in Report o ~Secrotary of the Treasury Houston. ¢

Repeal of Excess Profits Taxes ‘ and- Increased on Income Taxes Part of Plan to Change Present Methods   SUGGESTS NEW METHODS

HOUSTON-URGES = BUAWVNORBASE  ~~ ININCOME TAX       Drastic Measures Necessary to Meet War Expenses, He Savs.

REVISION OF TAX LAWS: 1S URGED BY HEAD OF TREASURY   Would Repeal Excess Profits Tax and Eliminate Certain  Luxuy” Tax Rules.   INCREASE TAX 2 PER CENT   On Ail Incomes Up to $5,000— Itemized Estimate Given of Nation’s Money Needs.

AOKS IMMEDIATE TAX LAW REVISION   Secretary of Treasury Houston's Report to Congress.  nas   SEEKS $4,000,000,000 LEVY   Urges Increase of Two Per Cent on $5,000, and Four on $10,000 Incomes—Wants 2-Cent Gasoline Tax.

Urges Increase of Two Per Cen on $5,000 and Four on $10,000 Incomes.   Repeal of Excess Profit Tax and Elim ination of Certain Luxury Taxes is Proposed to Congress by Treasury Head.   CONSTANTINE WILL NOT QUIT   Refuses to Relinquish His Claim or the Greek Throne, Close Adviser Says.

URGES 6 P.C, TAX ON SMALL INCOME   Rowston Recommends Many Oiher tnereases,   Levy on Gasoline and a Federal Li cense System of Motors Alse Favor éd by SeSeretary-of Treas:

HOUSTON PLANS HEAVIER LOAD   Secretary of Treasury Urges Senate to Increase Tax on incomes Under $5,000.   SUGGESTS OTHER TAXES

Secretary Houston Wants to Make Immediate Revision to Raise $4,000,0C0,C00 Annually.

ANNUAL REPORT OF SECRE TARY HOUSTON IS LAID BEFORE CONGRESS   Still Heavier Levy Against In comes Up to $5,000 Suggested By Secretary of the U. §. Treasury.

Higher Taxes on Many . Things Urged In Reprot of Treasury Executiv

TREASURY HEAD URGES REVISION OF WAR TAXES   Levy of Four fillions Yourly For Four Years Nevessary, Houstou Says.   MANY INCREASES ASKET

URGES REVISION OF U. §. TAX LAWS   SECRETARY OF TREASURY MAKES ANNUAL REPOR =: TY CONGRESS.   A FOUR BILLION LEVY   tepeal of Exce-s Profits and Soda Fountain Taxes Urged by the Secretary.

HEAVIER TAXES RECOMMENDED BY THE TREASURY   Houston Proposes to Raise At Additional Two Billion By Additional Impositions   WOULD PLACE BURDENS UPON THE AUTOMOBIL!   Wants to Make Amusements, Can dy, Chewing Gum and Tobacco Bear Greater Burden

REVISION OF TAXATION  LANG  —TURRED   Houston, in His Annual Report to Congress, Says the Nation Must Raise 4 Rillion Dollars Annually.   CONSUMPTION TAXES MAY BE INCREASE   Gasoline, Motor Cars, Theaters, Cigarets, Cigars, Candy, Gum and Soap Suaaested for Levies.

Telegraphic Appeals Are Sent to State Railway and Public Service Commissions to Lend Their Aid,   ASSIGN INSPECTORS TO SURVEY COUNTRY

STEPS. ARE TAKER TOWARD BREAKING FREIGHT BLOCKADE                Reported in the ; Bast (og          APPEALS SENT BROADCAS

GOVERNMENT STARTS MOVEMENT T0 BREAK FREIGHT BLOCK ADE   State Commissions Are Asied b) Interstate Commerce Commission to Assist.   FUEL SITUATION REACHES DANGER POINT IS A CLAIM   Virtually All Inspectors of the Department are Engaged in Traffic Survey.

EFFORTS ARE MADE 10 BREAK FREIGHT TIEUP   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION TO TAKE HAND IN TRAFFIC SITUATION.   STATES ARE APPEALED TQ   First Attempt to Free Equipment Is to Be Made Through Individual Roads.

FIRST STEP TAKEN BY COMMISSION   State Aid Sough! in Breaking the Freight Blockade,   ACCURATE DATA TO GATHERED

PLANNING AID FOR RAILROADS   ATTEMPT TO BREAK FREIGHT BLOCKADE   Fuel Situation Has Reached Danger Point In Many Loacalhities.

Fital OTEP TAKEN TOWARDS BREAKING FREIGHT BLOCKADE   State Railway and Public Se: vice Commissiions Asked to Join With Government.   TELEGRAPHIC APPEALS ARE SENT OUT BY THE I. C. C,   Inspectors Pat to Werk te Help tiet Accurate Data Respecting Condi. liens at Critical Points Present Situation Provides Real Test of New Transportation Act,

PRIORITIES AND EMBARGOEFS TORELIEVE CONGESTION ON RAILS, SITUATION CRITICAL

MOVE 10 BREAK FREIGHT BLOCKADE   Interstate Commerce © Commission Urges Public Services Bodies To Cooperate

TAKE FIRST aTEt TO BREAK JAM   Commission’s Inspectors Sen Out Over Lines to Relieve Congested Conditions   Expect Report Tonight on Al Terminal Conditions and Plans Await Issue

FIRST OTEP TAKEN BY COMMISSION Ti END FREIGHT JA¥   Telegraphic Appeals Sent to All State Railway and Public Service Boards—Big Survey Is Begun.

U. §. SENDS OUT URGENT APPEAL   COMMISSIONS ARE ASKED TO CO - OPERATE IN RELIEVING SERIOUS FREIGHT JAM

\PPEALS FOR AID N ITS EFFORT T0 IND FREIGHT JAM   nterstate Commerce Zommission Asks For delp of Kindred Bodies   »ATIENCE IS NECESSARY   fay Require Days and Even Weeks to Start Anything Like Resumption of Norma! Service

Commerce Commission Invokes Aid of State Boards   INSPECTORS GATHER DATA

May Take Weeks to Restore Service to Anything Like Normal   Many New England Industries in Danger—May Cut Working Hours

Federal Board Appeals fo Help and Orders Surve) Made of Points Where Traf fie Ie Clogged.

BIG DRIVE ON FREIGHT JAM IS UNDER WAY   Interstate Commerce Commission Appeals To’ State Public Service Bodies: To Lend. Assistance.   ‘PRESENT: CRISIS TO TEST ACT      Increasing Compl aints and Appeals From: the Carriers “Leads Commission: To Vigorous Action   FUEL {8 .AT DANGER. POINT

CONDITIONS AT NUMEROUS POINTS DECLARED SERIOUS; SHIPPERS APPEAL FOR AID

APPEALS WIRED TO ALL PUBLIC OERVIGE BOARDS   Interstate Commerce Commission Takes Steps to End the Tie-Up.

COAL, ORE POOL IS ADVISED BY  C. COMMISSION   First Real Steps Taken by Government to Untangle Railroad Knot.

BIG BLOCKADE T0 BE LIFTED   ACTIVE STEPS TO RELINVE Tee. PREIGHT EMM AKO,   CRISIS AT LAST RECOGNIZED   COMME UME CePVMISsiGQrn shat i.DERS AT INE WHEEL.   ioing Into Ticup With Mammer and (o-operation Asked of All State Kailway aad Yervice  ( wen mm tasioas.

TACKLES FREIGHT “TIE-UP PROBLEM   Interstate Commission. Asks 3 States to Mid. : sl  f-. 2B SE Si a ae a aa      TEST’ WEW RAILROAD ACI

TO BREAK FREIGHT JAM.   First Steps Toward Relief Are Taken by Interstate Com. merce Commission.

ROUSEVELT TELLS HARPING FAVORED $1 BUSHEL WHEAT   G. O. P. “Dares to Talk of Taking Tariff Away From NonPartisan Board” to Protect “Infant Industries.”

ROOSEVELT SOUNDS ALARM.   Fears Harding Will Tarn Country} Ower to Moneyed Interesta.

HOW HECTIC. HARGING, IN 1012, CALLED TEODY SOM VERY UNPLERSANT NAME!

ROOSEVELT MAKES FURTHER CHARGES AGAINST HARDING   MENTIONS LODGE AND PENROS# AS "TWO MOST REACTION ARY RELICS OF PAST.”

ROOSEVELT FLAYS HAKD NG ADVISORS   Financial Domination of West by East Would Follow Republidan Victory.

EASTERTIDE FINDS EUROPE IN THROES OF REVOLUTION, UNREST AND TURMOIL

FRENCH PAPERS LAUD HARDIN(   Ali Publications Give Prominence to United States Election .

FOREIGN PRESS [S PLEASED   With U. S. Election Out. come; Harding Success Triumph

PROFESS PLEBSHAE MAPQING'S, ELECTION   ALWAYS SHOWN  FRIENDY APTITUDE TOWARD PRANCE,

PARIS PAPERS PLAY UP THE HARDINGS   Say Election Condemns Wilson Policy.

FOREIGN PRESS . ‘INTERESTED IN U, $, ELECTION   Generally Comment On H.As 4 Repudiation of Wil. son Policy. ’   ERIENDLY “TOWARD -HARDINC   Echo De Paris Hopes the Faults Committed at Versailles Will Be Repaired.

COTTON RAISERS IN WASHINGTON ON PINK WORM   Called by Federal Horticul tural Board to Discuss Planting Control.

DUTTON Min AY GORFERENGE ON PINK WORM   FEDERAL QUARANTINE AGAINS’ INTERSTATE SHIPMENT FROW INFESTED AREAS,

QUARANTINE 10 BE PLACED ON TEXAS COTTON   GOVERNMENT TAKES DRASTIC ACTION WITHIN TWO WEEKS

PAGKERS SUED BY GOVERNMENT   MILE SUIT TO PREVENT DIS POSAL OF HOLDINGS

SEIZURE OF YARD INTERESTS BY U.S. PROPOSED BY BOARE   Trade Commission Asks Court to Name Trustees to Handle Sale

French Awards Given to Relatives of Eighteen Gage County  foe tee:

CERTIFICATES PRESENT   French Awards Given to Relatives   1  of Eighteen Gage County tatAiars. 

PRESIDENT OF PERU STOPS REVOLT BY  30 ARRESTS   Plot to Attack Leguia While At Dinner in His Honor Is Given Complete Check

PERU HATCHED OT  REVOLUTIONARY PLOT   But it Was Stifled Before i  Got on its Legs.—President Was to Have Been Attackec it Diamet Given Today, i e Maid.

Peravian Plot Bared, Revolt Nipped in Buc   Attack to Have Started Witl Assassination of President Halted By Arrests.

MANY ARRESTS MADR.            Discovery of Revolutionary Plot! iy Peru Reported.

REVOLT PLOT FOILED IN PERU      Cénepiracy Was to Include Attack on President at a Dinner a? the Union Club.

McCormack Is Hissed; Concert Tour Cancelled   Pictured As Sinn Feiner ly _ Australian Audiente in ‘Adelaide.

SINGER MADE MISTAKE   When He Omitted British Anthem from Programme.

M'CORMACK CONCERT   Australians in Audience Rise and Sing British Anthem  Aa Panne. Otmm Eeinay

PLATFORM DRAFTED BY SUB-COMMITTEE   NO PLANKS WILL BE MADE PUB Lic UNTIL AFTER ACTION BY FULL BODY,

ONE KILLED;.73 HURT. IN TROLLEY COLLISION   Second Serious Accident Marks Contin uing Strike of Brooklyn Street Car , Employes

RiOT IN MAIL WAUIKFF PATI RAAN YARNS   Superintendent Beaten. up by Mob. of .75 Workmen,: Dis-. order Quelled..

WIDOW OF GRIMM 15 ON » STAND IN. W. W. CASE   IDENTIFIES VEST OF DEAD MAN, WITH BULLET HOLES 'N IT—COLOR BEARER {5 A WITNESS, HE WAS SHGT AT

WIDOW OF WARREN GRIMM TESTIFIES AT I. W. W. TRIAL   Witness Watkins Tells of Being Shot While He Carried the American Flag in Armistice Day Parade.

THREE MORE VICTIMS   Making . Eleven..Peaths in All Frem Wood Aljeochol

KILLED BY ADUTO.      Salina” Woman “Searet on. Chry Street Crossing.

WOOD ALCOHOL VENDOR GIVEN EIGHTEEN YEARS   Second To Be Tried for Deaths Last Christmas Gets Long Term in   Sing Sing.

SOLD WOOD  ALCOHO   Lizenziata Sentenced — in Brooklyn to 18% Years in Sing Sing

Senator Harding Will Leave Front  Porch Frequently   To Speak In New York, Chicago, Indianapolis and Other Cities   MAY MAKE TRIP  TO WEST COAST   Senator Being Congratulated - On League Address Made At Marion, Saturday

HARDING WILL MAKE TOUR LATE IN CAMPAGG   Indianapolis, NewYork Ang Chi cago In Hie October Itinerary.

Plans to Leave Front Porch To Fulfill Strong Demand For Speeches Over the Country,  =a AtITTOATm anacm   Tenlalive Arrangements eal For His Appearance al 'New York, Chicago and indianapolis.

SOME SPEECHES AWAY FROM HOME   Senator Harding to Speak at 2 Number of Points During October   IN LARGER CENTERS OF TEE POPULATION   Trip May be Extended to the Pacific Coast as It Ineludes Denver.

ILLINOIS BACKERS - QUIT COV. LOWDEN   Twenty-Four Itlinois Delegates to Support Thompson.   Join Chicago Mayor's Repudiation of Governor for His “Tainted Votes,” it ts Said.

BACKERS QUIT LOWDEN   Twenty-Four Illinois Delegates to Support Thompson,   Join Chicago Mayor’s Repudiation of Govetnor for His “Tainted Votes,” It ts Said.

LOWDEN BACKERS QUIT   CHICAGO'S MAYOR GETS 24 ILLI. NOIS DELEGATES.   Offer to Support Thompson in Any Fight He Makes on the Governor.

LONG MAKES REPLY TO REED’S CHARGES MADE ON SATURDAY   Reiterates Position on League of Nations, Saying He Follows Wilson’s Lead.   TO FOLLOW PRESIDENT IS NOT TREACHERY   Pledges Himself if Elected to Constructive—Not Destructive Measures.

LONG TELLS REED EXACTLY WHERE HE STANDS ON LEAGUE   Will Vote to Ratify. the Treaty of Versailles Ag it is Written.   FOR SOME RESERVATIONS BUT OPPOSES Lonanrs   Always Has and Will Support Wilson.—Plans te Do Constructive Not: Destruotive Work.

jEADLOCK REACHED  1N PACT ie Vie W   natars Believe Republican ‘And Democratic Leaders . Will Be Unable to Reach  an Agreement   eESERVATIONS ON ARTICLE TEN IS CHIEF OBJECTION   gue Changes in Treat Approved by Conference Committee

Bi-Partisan . Conference to - Make: Final Effort to ComS pose Differences,   COMMITTEE APPROVES © MANY MODIFICATIONS   Article 10. and. Monroe Doctrine Only Questions That Will Be Discussed at — the Gathering. - ~-.

Deadlock That Bodes Ill for Compromisé on the. _ Treaty Reservations Seer

GIVE UP HOPES UF COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN   Two Weeks’ Work of Bi-Partisan Conference Near Failure’s End.   Other Influences at Work to Keep Ratification Out of Campaign.

TREATY FIGHT VERGES ON PERMANENT DEADLOCK   Little Chance of Success in Final Bi-Partisan Conference is Senate Belief.

Bi-Partian Grocp to Mako Last Try for Agreacent On Artie Ton and Masres Decirna--Sirmeg  Inftunces in Both Parties Ready fo Take op Fight ia Evaat of Failere in Conference

MONROE DOCTRINE AND ARTICLE TEN CAUSE DEADLOGK   Only Subjects on Which Bipart isan Committee Have Not Agreed.   NO COMPROMISE IN SIGHT

SENATORS BELIEVE DEADLOCK REACHED   Agreement at This Time Seems Very Unlikely.   TO HOLD MEETING TODAY.   Reservations to Article 10 and For Preservation of Monroe Doctrine Promise to be Center of Variance Between Leaders of Two Factions at Conference.

FACTION GHIEFS   Preponderance of Opinion in Upper House of Congress Is That a Deadlock in Nenotiations Is Reached.   MONROE DOCTRINE AND ARTICLE X ARE CAUSE   Bi-Partisan Committee Unable to Agree On These Important Points; Several Other Changes Sanctioned

REVISIONS IN ALOEAVATIONG AGREED UPOK   Many “Changes Accepted by Republican Mem-  hers of Committee.

AGREEMENT AT TREATY PARLEY TODAY UNLIKELY   Deadlock on Compromise Won't Be Broken, Is Senators’ Belief   TWO OBSTACLES IN WAY   Tentative Agreements Reached on All Subjects Except Article X and Monroe Doctrine

COMPROMISE ON. “TREATY TUNUKELY   Article Ten” and. the Monroe “Doctrine ‘Still, Far From Being Agreed Upon.

COMPROMISE ON ~ TREATY UNLIKEL)   Article Ten and the Monro Doctrine Still Far Fron Being Agreed Upon.

‘Bi-Partisan Conference Meet Today. May Be. Final .  Disacreement.   CONFEREES AGREED ON MOST CLAUSES   Monroe Doctrine and Article Ten at Bottom of Disputes.

PREPONDERANCE OF SENATE UFINION 9 PESSIMISTIC   Agreement on Compromise Peace Treaty Reservations Today Considered Unlikely.   ARTICLE TEN AND MONROE DOCTRINE STAND IN WAY   :  Much of Language of Republican Qualitications Adopted Last Spring Accepted by Demotrats, ¥ bile Many Changes Have Been Conceded by the   Repabtieans,

SENATE IN FINAL MOVE TO SeGURE PEACE AGREEMENT   Senators, However, on Eve of Last Bi-partisan Conference on Compromise, Believe that  Deadlock Has Been Reached.   CHANGES AGREED ON   Stumbling Block, However, Is Compromise en Reservations Pertaining to Article 16 and Monroe Doctrine Clause.

fl i ANUS l Me EWORIAL ExeninSES 2 P.M. SUNDAY   ADDRESS WILL BE DELIVERED BY HON, CLAUDE GREGG OF VENCENNES

ELKS ANNUAL MEMORIAL. EXERCISES 2 P. M. SUNDAY   -iddress Will Be Delivered by Hon. Claude Gregg of Vincennes. Public Is Invited.

CEDAR VALLEY CIRCUT RACES NEXT WEEK AT FT. D   MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—JULY 5-6-7.

BODIES ARE TAKEN FROM SHIP'S HOLL   Three Lives Were Lost On ~ El Mundo.

Wood. Carries - a South Dakot:   a OS ios Johnson Supparters Concede. State’ to Milluay Man—Think- it Means His Nomination.

WANT THE PEACE TREATY RATFIED AT EARLY DATE      Organizations. Which Claim to Represent 20,000,000 Individuals Appeal to Congress.

DEMAND IN NAME OF 20,000,001   Delegates of Big Societies Ask Senate to Ratify   Call on Lodge and Hitchcock, Wh Tell of Compromise Under Way

LITTLE PROSPECT DF ANY ACTION Of TREATY THIS WEEK   Democrats and Republicans, However, United in Effort to End Senate Deadlock.   SPIRIT OF ANTAGONISM GIVES WAY TO COMPROMISE   Many Conferences Held, With Negetiations Mainly Contined to Main Disputed Controversy Over Veservation to Article Ten of League oi Nations Covenant,

SEEK RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY   Republican and, Democratic Leaders Reassire Callers,

EATING EVERY ENERGY 0 BREAK TREATY DEADLOCK   PARTY LEADERS GIVE ASSUKRANCE THAT EVERYTHING POSSIBLE BEING DONE

BOTH SIDES AIM TQ BRING END 10 — AGHT ON TREATY   Lodge and. Hitchsock Declare Ratification By Compromise is Earnestly Saughi.   WORD GIVEN DELEGATIONS   Organizations Claiming to Raepresent 20,000,000 People Demand. Quick Action.

BOTH SIDES ARE ANXIOUS 10 AGT   United in Endeavor to Enc Treaty Deadlock   LODGE AND HITCHCOCK   Give Assurances to Representatives of Various Organizations that Issue Will Not be Carried Into Campaign — Spirit of Antagonism is Fast Disappvearine.

ENDEAVORS TO END TREATY’S DEADLOCK   Bort PARTIOS ARE PROMISENG PROMPT RATIPNICATION,   Jrusnmizntions Selected Delegation and Vresented a “Manifesto” to senator Iaulge and IHiteb cork and the President.

BOTH LODGE AND HITCHCOCK EXPRESS A DESIRE TO HAVE PEACE TREATY ACTEDONSOON   (By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

LEADERS 10 AVOID INJECTING TREATY INTO 1920 BATTLE   Lodge and Hitchcock Assure Advocates of Early Ratification —Both Sides Are Uniting to Break Deadlock.   WILSON 1S PETITIONED   Democratic Leader Agrees thai Concessions Must Be Made— Ledge in Accord—Honorable Compromise Is Now Sought.

SENATORS ARE HAVING TREATY CONFERENCES   WHICH THEY HOPE WILL BRING THEM TO COMMON GROUND FOR ITS ADOPTION   Delegates Of Orgaizations Represent ine Twenty Millions of People Urge Action

DELEGATIONS CALL ON: TREATY FIGHT LEADERS   ARE GIVEN ASSURANCE OF ENDEAVOR TO END PRESENT * DEADLOCK.   COMPROMISE SPIRIT NOW   “Negotiations Among Senators Virtually Confined to Reservations to Article 10 of Covenant.

SENATORS ARE URGED BY MANY TORATIFY PAGT   Leaders of Both Parties Appear to Be United in an Effort to Bring to Close Long - Drawn - Out Treaty Debate.   REACH COMMON GROUND   Spirit of Antagonism Which Dominated at First Gives Way to One of “an Honorable Compromise,” Yet Hangs in Air.

ANXIOUSTOAVOID FORCING TREATY INTO ELECTION   Opposing Senators Ar United in Efforts to End the Deadlock   Lodge and Hitchcock Hear Representatives of 20,000,000 People Desiring Peace

‘LEADERS IN SENATE « ARE STILL HOPEFU   Representatives of Various Societies and Organizations Call on Senators Asking for Action,

WOULD KEEP IREATY OUI OF ELECTION   Assurance Given by Leaders of Both Sides That Attempt Being Made to Reach Common Ground on Peace Pact Issue.   CONFENENCES ARE HELD   Lodge and Hitchcock Visited by Score of Representatives of Organizations Asking That Compromise Work be Speeded.

PARTY LEADERS URGED 10 TAKE EARLY ACTION   Lodge and Hitchcock Visited By Representatives of Scores of Economic Organizations.   SENATORS ENDEAVOR TO GET TOGETHER

SAYS. PARTIES ARE UNITED ON TREATY   Senators Determined to End Deadiock Soon.   TWO LEADERS GIVE VIEWS   Lodge and Hitchcock Declare Both Factions Will Endeavor to Avoid Carrying Issues Into Coming ‘Political Campaign ~—Immediate Ratification of Pact Urged at Meeting.

Germans Studying Languages to be Ready to Leave Home English and Spanish Leading

ADLOATE 4OuN BORBERS      Valuecot Grep, Leaas To Precants the ruury Cleon

PORTRAITS TO GUARD MONEY   Giass Standardizes Nationa! Currency ‘Issues to Block Bill .  “Raising.”

TO SAFEGUARD U.S. CURRENCY   Glass Orders Design o1 Our Paper Money Standardized.    HOPES TO STOP COUNTERFEITING

London, Jan. 16—The Bastile at Odessa, the chief port of Russia, has been occupied   PORTRAITS TO GUARD MONEY   Giass Standardizes National Currency issues to Block Bill “Raising.”

STEP TD it NATTA S CURRENSS   Secretary Glass ‘Has Ordered Adoption of Di-tinetive Design For AtL Future issues.

SOVIET ARMY          Annibilotes the iret Kuban Corp  7 of Cossachs In Batde.

PROTOCOL SIGNING AGAIN DELAYED BY PLEBISCITE   Council Note to .Germany Reduces Scapa Flow Demands to 273.000 Tons.

PROTOGUL NUT READY 10 SIGN   Doubtful if Germany Will Af. fix Signature Tomorrow, the Date Set.   FINISHING TOUCHES ON NOTE TO GERMANY   Understood Demands for Sca pa Flow Reparation Are Cut in Twain.

REDUCES DEMAND FOR REPARATION   Supreme Council Modifies the Terms of Indemnity for the Scapa Flow Sinking

REDUCE SCAPA FLOW DEMANDS   New Note to Germans Is Much More Lenient- . Than First.   AGREED TO BY  COUNCIL TODAY

‘Demand For Reparation For Scapa Flew Sinking Will Be About — 250,000 ‘Tons Material.

SUPREME COUNCIL CUTS DOWN DOCK MATERIAL IN NOTE   Final Wording of Note Decided On—Cannot Sign Tomorrow  et

ORDER TROOPS TO SCENES OF BUTTE RIOTS   Clash Last Evening in Which 14 Were Shot  Is Cause

TROOPS TO MONTANA ‘TO PUT DOWN RIOTS   FOURTEEN SHOT IN CLASH BETWEEN MINERS AND SHERIFFS   General Liggett ‘Sends Soldiers t Butte on Request of the Governor

TO BUTTE TODAY   Regulars Called Because of Mine Disorders .   QUARD IS KILLEB   Safd to Have Been Shot Ac: cidently. Officials Plan Probe of Recent Riot.

PARTY LEADERS SEE HUGHES a {5 SEGRE TARY   ‘Sullivan Says Ansaintment as State Department Heard. Is Expected   SEN. WCORMICK DENIES ‘COLONEL HOUSE’ ERRAND   Root Likely to Act as Liaison Officer With Europeaiy ’ Statesmen ©

GHAS.E. HUGHES 15 FIRST GHOICE FOR STATE SEGREFARY   ‘Drift of Opinion Among Republican Leaders Crystallizes in That Direction:  7   ROOT, IN THAT EVENT,* TO BE A “COL. HOUSE’   McCormick, Now in Europe, Not ” Fitted for. Position as Unofficial Diplomat.

WANT HUGHES FOR PREMIER   STATESMEN COMING TO THINK HIS CHANCES BEST.   MAY BE SECRETARY OF STATE   BLINU ROOT AS COLONEL HOLS} OF ADMINISTRATION.   Foreeast Made by Mark Sallivan, Whe Admits He Dees Not Kaow —MocCormick Not in Harding’s Cenfidence.

Soa and RIE AT SHELTON    Partiy Built Fertilizer Plant Totally Destroyed In a Sunday

PRENCH SURGEON GOES TO OPERATE ON GREEK KING   WHO IS SUPFERING FROMW BITE OF PET MONKEY-—BKING IS PEPORTED DEAD

NOTED SURGEON RUSHES T0 KING   Frenchman on Special Train Korout to Alexander's Bedside,  Is Report.

STONACH'S SAKE WHISKY.IN BOND   Got Gut in Large Amounts on Permits Said to Have Been Forged.   BOOTLEGGERS THRIVE UNDER PROHIBITION   Much Kentucky Liquor Bought at $32 a Case Sold at Fabulous Prices. .

WHISKY PROBE IN KENTUCKY   Cee  Meedral Prohibition Officers Arrest Twe at Louisville,

TWO ARRESTS MADE IN WHISKEY CONSPIRAC'   Federal Officers Believe That They Have Unearthed Big Plot In Kentucky.

DARDANELLES CLAUSE ADDEL   Supreme Council Takes Up Turkish Peace Treaty.

ANOTHER BOMB ~ PLOT MYSTERY   'Cylinder C harged With  Powerful Charge of Explosives:Found

BIG BOMB IS FOUND TODAY   Cylinder Containing Powerful Explosives Placed Under Viaduct at Hutchinson, Kansas.

STATE ENGAGED IN BIG BUSINESS   NORTH DAKOTA HAS TAKEN OVER ACTIVITIES USUALLY: PRIVATE.   PART OF BIG PROGRAM   Same Details Given of Nerth Daketa Enterprises Controlled by Commissions.

NORTH DAKOTA. AIDING PEOPLE   THE STATE CO OPERATS phe  MILLS AND T. LEVATORS   [0 ESTABLISH STATE BANK   An Loguraaice Company fy Public Bulldings aud Crops and a Home  “Building Assochitlon by tlie State,

NORTH DAKOTA HAS 4 ~ LINES OF ACTIVITIES   state” Takes Up Work Fol_ lowed By Private Firms.

DENY CITIZENSHIP TO I. W. W.   James P. O'Malley Turned Down by Examiner at Prescott, Ariz, as Undesirable.

 W. W. DENIED CITIZENSHIP   Arizona Judge Turns One Down as an Undesirable Asset.

SHUT UP HORNETS WILSON DEMANDE!   President Saw Need of Shutting Up German Submarines Before Naval Staffs Did   NAVY SEC’Y DANIELS SAYS

BARRAGE AGRDSS NORTH SEA RELL WILSON'S ADVICE   Wilson First to Sce Necessity _ of Shutting Submarines Off the Sea, Says Daniels.   SECRETARY NAVY ATTACKS REPUBLICAN CONGRESS   Without League of Nations America’s Duty is as Piain as a Pikestali, He Declares—Must Mave a Navy In comparably the Most Adequate Navy in the World,

UREDITS WILSON WITH FORESIGHT   Saw Necessity of Excluding Subs'from Seas  ANAIUAVC AF Wwreeari:ia      Protected by Armed Ships Al so President’s Idea Say: Secretary Daniels Who De clares Democrats will Nom inate Great Leader Who i: Himself Platform.

CLAIMS WILSON  GAVE PLAN TE FIGHT SUB   Secretary Daniels Asserts  President Was Man Who  Proposed That Teuton UBoats Be “Bottled Up”   Cabinet Officer Extends Vol.  ume of Praise to Democrats  and Attacks Republicans

WILOUN NAVAL PLANS HALTED U-BUAT PERIL   DANIELS SPEECH SHOWS PRES IDENT WAS REAL FORCE IN DIRECTING NAVY   Cummings Accepts Republican Gage Qn Peace Treaty Predicting Victory Will Be Sure

STRATEGY Wha BUILT ON ila ORIGINAL (DEA   DANIELS GIVING INSIDE FACTS OF FIGHT

WILSON WAS FIRST TO SEE NECESSITY OF BOTTLING SUBS   Secretary Daniels Gives Presi dent Credit for Originating Idea Which Led to  Checking the Menace.

HINES DEFENDS BUVEANMENT 3 HAIL CONTRO   Millions Have Been Savec the Public, Rail Director Tells President   SAYS ROADS GO BACK IN GOOD CONDITION   PRIVATE OWNERSHIP HELI INCAPABLE OF WEATHER. ING CONDITIONS ENCOUN. TERED BY GOVERNMENT,

GOVERNMENT EFFIGIENGY WITH ROADS SAID SHOWN   RATES AND TAXES  WERE KEPT DOWN   Roads Now in Best Pos. sible Shape for  Their Owners

Director Hines Says Federal Operation of Railroads Was More Effective Than Private

Government Control Of Railroads E'fficient Says Director Hines   Head of Railroad Administration on Eve of Return of Roads to Private Ownership Declares Millions Have Been Saved Euslie— pays Property Is Now in Best of’ Condition.

Johnson Denies He Is Opposed To Peace Paci   Change of Heart, le Commen  by Hoover on Senator's  Annmnrement.

Standina of tha   HOOVER QUIZZES JONSON ON LEAGU   Asks if Govenant With Reserva tfons is English Scheme,

HOOVER CALLS ON JOHNSON TO MAKE PLAIN HIS STAND ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

PALNTICAL LEAGUE TILTS   Johnson and Hoover Issue Statements Midiing Clearer Positions on World P-act_

JOHNSON, HOOVER RAP EACH OTHER IN STATEMENTS   Make Clear Their Posi_ tions on League of Nations

JOHNSON TURNS IN FAVOR OF A WORLD LEAGUE   “I Have Never Expressed Opposition to Any League to Prevent War,”’ He Says   HCOVER ANSWERS HIM   ASKS CALIFORNIAN TO DECLARE HIMSELF DEFINITELY ON THiS CAMPAIGN ISSUE

TWO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES CLASH   JOHNSON SAYS HOOVER USED PERSONAL ABUSE IN CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN,

TART RE PLY TO JOHNSON.   Herbert Hoover Wants “Senator to  VMahke Position Mlain.

vandidates in a Gentle Spat; Johnsdén:Aims Slap at Hoover Who Comes Back With Anathe:

JOHNSON DENIES HOOVER CHARGES   Senator Says He Is Glad His Opponent in California Contest Accepts So Philosophically Voters’ Decree at Polls.   CALLS LEAGUE OF NATIONS HOOVER’S ENGLISH COVENANT

PALM SUNDAY,   Ob-erved at St. Johns With Tnipress ive Services.

MAY ASK PALMER TO APPEAR BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEL   ‘Rep. Rodenberg Declares They Shoutd Know Where. Attorney General Stands on Sedition Legislation.

PALWIER 3 CASE TO GE DECIDED DURING THE DAY   House Rules Committee Expected to Make Ruling Verv Shortlv

TAKEN OUT OFCbur   ATTEMPTS AT PRIVATE SETTLE MENT DONT GO EXCEPT IN CIVIL CASES

HUDGE THOMAS WILL NOT ALLOW FELONIES TAKEN OUT OF COUR]   ATTEMPTS AT PRIVATE MENT DON'T GO : IN Q(VViL CA

TO REMOVE TOPSAIL FROM SHAMROCK 1   [By Henry } Farrell, United Press Staf  fT nn we ren men el a

CAMP OF RESOLUTE  IS TAKING NEW HOPE   Shamrock’s Skipper Decides To Remove Topsail, Thus Reducing Time Allowance.

REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY CAUCUS AT COLUMBUS TODAY.   Two Women for Prom inent Positions in New Legislature — Other Selections — Eleven Democrats Also Caucus.

DEETHAN ISNEXT SPEAKER OF HOUSE   Crabbe is Slated For Majority Floor Leader 84th Assembly   Capt. John P. Maynard Unop: posed for Clerk of House

FIVE ARE KNOWN T0.BE DEAQ   And Others Missing From Aboard ‘thi . _ HL Fated Steamship 8 GR. Cérwe,

CHARGES PLOT T0 OUST N.Y. MAYOR   DISTRICT ATTORNEY ASSERTS GRAND JURY ALSO IS “AFTER” PUBLISHER.

; ACKSON. BARNETT... omy TL 1S MARRIED   Millionaire Indian Incompetent Is _ Kidnapped by: a Fair Fosse taian  rr. 7

BARNETT IS MARRIED.    Millionaire’ Indian ‘Incompetent Is = _Kidnapped_by_a.Fair————  + Pedy...

Non-Besential Industries In Indiana Must Close for Twenty Days if Utilities are to Get Fuol. ©   PRIORITY COAL: ORDER SOUGHT BY COMMISSIOI   Indians Public Service Com“qnission Sees Drastic Action  - -Necessary to Prevent Suffering Next Winter.

SHUTDOWN FACES ~_NON-ESSENTIALS   20 DAY SUSPENSION OF WORK OF THESE INDUSTRIES TO GET WINTER COAL SUPPLY

BOUT HOOVER a FITTED FOR WORK OF CABINET POST   Former Food Administrator Is ~ More Often Mentioned Than Any Other. Person.   wHE IS DISTINCTIVELY OF -ONE-MAN JOB TYPE   Would Give Best Service a: Head of “Public Works Denartment.” Consensus.

HOOVER I$ HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM   HARDING BELIEVED TO FAVOR HIM FOR CABINET JOB.   A REGULAR DYNAMO OF ENERGY   Bat ef a Temperament, Mark Salli van Says, That Might Not Make Him Fit Well im the Official Family.

HOOVER IDEAL WAN FOR JOB, “CHT TIAN SAYS   That Position !s” ‘Proposed’ OFfice of Secretary. of: Public Works   MIGHT NOT DISPLAY. TEAMWORK -‘IN: CABINET   Writer Discusses . Interesting Phases in. Character of Famous-American .

Mays Has Nervous Breakdown   URGES MANNIX TO BE MODERATE   Consistory at Rome Directs Strong Exhortation to Him.

POPE WARNS MAN TO SPEAK MODERAT   Urges the Australian / bishop to be Circumspec Discussing Political ¢ tions Affecting the Bi Binntre.

ROME DIRECTS MANTA WORE MODE RAT   Consistory~ Sends Exhorta tion Lirging Use of More _ Moderation.

~~ MODERATIO}   Church Takes Archbish. op Mannix to Task for Course Pursued

WORD OF CAUTION TO MANNIX   Cfenesistery at Reme Advises Him te Bridle His Teagee.

REDS WANT PEACE, THEY Ment, PATIT ENO:    Mannix Is U: rged  to Use Moderatinor

[BRYAN AND POMBRENE  . PLANKS THROWN ASIDE   New Clause Declares ‘for Reserva  tions to Make Known  Obtizations.   GLASS OPPOSES THE MOVE   President’s Representative Ta i Clash With Bryan; McCorkle Takes Part in Fight.

FAILING TO SECURE ADOPTION OF PLANK WITHOUT AMENDMENT .   Faction Favoring the Walslt Amendment. .Win - Their: Point by a Vote of 32 to 18: ‘7 Resclutions-Committee.

SUMBINATIUN VU PREVENT APADOG WINING RENEWS TALK OF HOMER CUMMINS   state Bosses Admit Former Secretary Has In side Track but Hope to Block Him if Avail-. ie able Man Can Be Found.   a AN’S POSITION ON CANDIDATES NOT AS YET MADE CLEAF

Secrelary Glass, Dissatisfied by Defeat, May Present Minority Report on Fleor; Argunient Shows Much Bitterness

‘Wilson Supporters Forced to Accept Amendment to Administra: tion’s Plank on League   Old Line Democrats May Back Marshall or Cox for Prersidency Rather. than Have Son-in-Law.

Vice President Marshall Mentioned as Dark Horse To Head Combination Against McAdoo But Taggart is Reticent Regarding Rumor.   OLD LINE DEMOCRATS ON SCENE OF AGTION

WILSON TREATY PLANK AMENDED “AV CCN WALSH   Leaders’ Have. ‘Hopes. Platform Will Be-Ready: Sometime: _ Late Friday: i <-:       LABOR: PROVISIONS, ARE DECIDED - UPON

LEAGUE PLANK {0 AUP TCD, BUT NOT AS RECOMMENDED   Forces Opposing Administration Put in Amendment for “Reservations Consistent With U. S. Obligations.”

ADMINISTRATION FAILS TO oEGURE TS TREATY PLANK   Senator Walsh Succeeds ir Putting Over Amendment Calling for Reservation.

IAIGH, LEAGUE AND DRY WoaUEa GAUGE PLATFORN  AMMAKERS TROUBLE   Sub-Committee seems 10 Have lroned Out Differertces On All Other Probleme Which Confronted Ii   BRYAN AND OTHER DRYS READY FOR BITTER WAR   Differences Over treaty Plank Expected to Bring On Pitched Battle; Agreec An a Mexican Clause:

PLATFORM WILL BE OFFERED 10 ~ DEMOS AT NOON   Sub-committee Sends It Draft to Parent  Body.

Pitched Battle Imminent — _» As Plank Drafters Roll - Up Sleeves, Go to Worl

COMMITTEE CLASHES OVER PROHIBITION   Balloting to Start To. morrow — Bryan  Leads Drys.

HOPES TO START ON VOTING TODAY ARE SHATTERED   Platform First Must Be Adopted By The  Convention.

HOT FIGHT ON ONLY THREE QUESTIONS   PROHIBITION. LEAGUE OF NA TIONS AND IRELAND BONES OF CONTENTION   As Committee Worked Behind Clos ed Doors, Sentiment Said to Be Strong for Evasion.

DEMOCRATS MAY AVOID WET PLATFORM PLANK   INDICATIONS ARE FOR EXCLUSION OF PRONOUNCED DECLARA. TION ON QUESTION.

PLATFORM TASK PROVES BIG ONE   Three Questions Left for the Full Committee   PROHIBITION IS FIRST   Then Comes League of Nations and [Irish Problem-—SubCommittee is Pledged to Secrecy but Members Express General Satisfaction with Result of their Labors

BALLOTING FOR CANDIDATE _ NOT TO BE REACHED TODAY BY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

ONG AND BITTE PLATFORM FIGHT YET IN PROSPECT   Prohibition, League of Nations and Irish Question Are the Principal Problems.   ALL THREE ARE PASSED ON TO FULL COMMITTEE   Was Expected to Sit Far Into Night in Hope of Having Platform Ready to Report This Afternoon So Balloting Can Begin Friday.

Platform Battle Confined to Prohibition, League of Nations and Irish Questions: Tentative Draft Reported Ready to Be Submitted to Resolutions Committee   LABOR PLANKS ARE APPROVED

PROSPECTS FOR BALLOTING G0 h GLIMMERING   _ong Bitter Fight Over,Treaty Plank Delays Chance for Vote Today.   Hope Expressed Platform Wil Be Ready for Convention Before Night.

BITTER FIGHT DELAYED WORK   Leaders Hope to Have Platform Ready For Vote by Night

BITTER FIGHT OVER LEAGUE   Details of All Night Struggle in Which Plank was Formally Adopted   Bryan Forces Bitterly Assail     Administration Supporters,  But are Defeated   Vice Pres. Marshall Attack: Administration Plank — Cheese and Rewcn Clach

EXTRA!   ADMINISTRATION — LODES IN FIGHT FOR NO AMENDMENT   CONVENTION COMMITTEE ADOPT SEN. WALSH’S ADDITION   BRYAN AND OTHERS PLANKS ARE LOST    Discussion of Plank in Committee Lasted Until 3:30 O'clock This Morning; To Convention This Afternoon

Convention Hears More  Oratory Today While Awaiting Resolutions Committee’s Report -

FIGHT IN oMMITTE   dment Favoring Reservations Adopted -By Vote of 32 to 18,   CTORY FOR BRYAN   vision and Wij] Make  kan Fought ForWalsh Fight On Floor.   YALL AGAINST WILSON   Was Bitter, and Raged 8 O'Ciock Last Night Unil 3:30 This Morning.

WORK SPEEDED TO COMPLETE PLANK DRAFT   All Sub-Committee Decisions Arrived at Are Only Tentative   DRYS READY TO BATTLE   PITCHED BATTLE. IMPENDS OVER LEAGUE WITH BRYAN AND WALSH IN ATTACK.

WORK SPEEDED — TO COMPLETE PLANK DRAFT   All Sub-Committee Decisions   PITCHES BATTLE IMPENDS OVER LEAQUE WITH SRYAN AND WALSH 18 ATTACK.

Bryan and Walsh Force Changes in Wilson Platform   All Night Session on Document Fails to Complete Work-—No Balloting in Con a wranttan Tadatz

Nominating ” ‘Speech : ‘Bor. Davis" Last on thé Program ‘For Today. -: > °   M’ADOO APPARENTLY HAS “INSIDE TRACK”   Old Line Leaders Work Through Night to Head Off Tide Clark as Compromise.

LEAGUE PLANK IS ADOPTED AFTER A BITTER FIGHT   Platform Committee Hopes te Have It Ready by Tonight for Action.

Bryan and Walsh Subs Are Also Thrown Out by the Platform Builders.  DEBATE LASTS. UNTIL 3.30 THIS MORNING

Committee Adopts His League of Nations Plank But With Amendment.   BRYAN’S SUBSTITUTE PLANK IS BEATEN   Bittemess Rampant in Delib. erations of the Committee.

Fight On Platform Holds Up Balloting   Long Declaration of Party’s Stand Must Be Disposed of Before States Will Be Called in Vote; Ambassador Davis Only-One To Be Nominated Today.

ADMINISTRATION FORCED TO BEND KNEE AT FRISCO   Demos Offered Platform Favoring “Reservation,” .Dodging Prohibition, Sidesteppine Irish Problem.

WALSH ACCEPTED   Administration Group Forced to Accept Addition by Massachusetts Senator   Old Liners Work all Night Devising Plans to Beat, McAdeoo Who Has Inside Track   Champ Clark Boomed by Anti-Administration Forces —Nomimaton of Davin -

BITTER FIGHT RAGING IN PLATFORM COMMITTEE   A7iil Not Mention Prohibition. Dispute Over League and Irish Questions. ee

Wilson Supporters Forced to Accept Amendment to Administration’s Plank on Leasue   MADOO HOLDS INSIDE TRACK   Old Line Democrats May Back Mar.shall or Cox for Prersidency Rather. than Have Sen-in-Law.

NO PROSPECT FOR FIRST BALLOT ' TODAY BECAUSE OF STIFE FIGHT   Committee Has Yet to Decide Irish and Prohibition Ques tions and Fight on Floor of Convention on Each Issue Will Further Delay Balloting.  4 iL

COMMITTEE AGREES UPON PEACE PLANK   Recommend _ Ratifica tion With ‘Moderate’  Reservations.

PLATFORM TILT DELAYS BALLOT]   Prohibition, League of Nations And Other Questions Draw Fire.   CLARK AS DARK HORSE

BRYAN WRITES DRY PLANK HE WILL FIGHT FO   Administration Forces Compell ed to Accept Addition to League Piank.   BATTLE WAS LENGTHY ONE   Minority Report to Convention  Possible and Fight ts Anticipated.

.ong and Bitter Fight Over League of Nations Declaration and a Nearly-All-Night Session of Platform Committec Chiefly Responsible Lack of Progress—One or Two Other Names May Be Presented.

Prospects of Long Fights or ‘Full Committee and On Floor Over Platform Upset  : Plans   FOURTH DAY’S SESSION ON   Leaders, in Control of the Convention, Stop Figuring When _ First Ballot is Taken

UE OF NATIONS  PLANK IS ADOPTED   Administration Forces Compelled to Accept Addition Providing for Clarifying Reservations.

BITTER FIGHT IN PLATFORM GOMMITTEE OVER LEAGUE AND THE ADMINISTRATION LOSES   For Ratification of League and Treaty, but Want It So Amended “With Reservations Consistent With American Obligations”; Bryan’s Plank Is Thrown Out, Too.

0 BAL UNTIL TOMORROW BY DEMOCRATS   FIGHT ON PLATFORM MATTERS DELAYS THIS FEATURE,   LONG AND BITTER FIGHT ON J.EAGUE OF NATIONS.   The Committee Worked Until Day Light Over This Plank and Then Decision Was Reached Only After Many Bitter Verbal Clashes.

didates" Forces Busy As Nom: nating Speeches End   ARK HORSES. AGAIN. Loom           iison May Take Hand to Break “Deadlock

WILSUNITES COMPELLED TY COMPROMISE   Bitter Fight Over League of Na tions Plank Will Delay Balloting  Until Friday Morning   DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR LEAGUE INTERPRETATIONS

PLATFORM OMITS ALL MENTION OF LIQUOR QUESTION   TreatyRatification Without Reservations De Clared For

Platform Committee After Bitter Session Recesses With Important Work Unfinished

BITTER PLATFORM  BATTLE HOLDS UP PICKING NOMINEE   Third Session Gets Under Way With 7 Mr. McAdoo Evidently in Commanding Position; Three Others Put  In Naminatans

RIDER HITCHED ON LEAGUE PLANK 10 O.K.RESERVATIONS   Liquor Not Mentioned Irish Section To Bring Struggle.

PLATFORM FRAMERS NOT A HAPPY FAMILY   DEMOCRATIC HOUSEHOLD IN A STATE OF TURMOIL.   Sab Committee Peacefeal Enough, But Storm threatened When Bryan Hae His inning—Leaning te the Molet Side.

STILL MAKES CLAIM   FRIENDS OF M’ADOO- ARE STILL ‘ VERY CONFIDENT,   BALLOTING TO TAKE PLACE. TODAY   Bitter Fight. Over League of Nations Declaration in Which Wilson . Sup. porters Were Forced to Accept An Amendment Before Adoption,

PATFORM PLANKS. WN AMANY SUBJECTS   DRAFT SUBMITTED RY SUB! COMMITTEE COVERS MULTITUDE OF DETAILS   Condemn Republicans for Fuilur To Supply President With the Needed Legislation to   ‘Kaetablish Peace. oe

Sub-Committee Report Made Last Night--Full Committee Adopts Treaty and Lea " nie Blanl  LABOR PLANK IS APPROVED   Fight Being Staged Today on Trish Plank of Sub-Committee and Over Prohibition CGuestion   WOULD RECOGNIZE MEX. cove      SubCoémmittee Plank Wauld Recog nize New Mexican Govern ment When Order is Bartnerat

PLATFORM ACTION 10 DELAY VOTING   Battle Over League of Nas tions Plank Likely to Postpone Balloting for President Until Friday.   FIGHT ON DECLARATION LASTS UNTIL MORNING   Further Struggles Are in Prospect in Resolutions Committee Over Prohibition and Irish Question

LONG NIGHT FIGHT OVER PLATFORM OF   Treaty, Liquor and Ireland the Storm Centers   Walsh Submits Compromise for League of Nations Plank

BALLOTING PUT OFF BY DELAYS PLATFORM WORK   Opponents to McAdoo Hold Solid Veto Block of Votes

HUGE INCOMES TO PAY BONUS FOR SOLDIERS   Taxation System May Have to Be Readjusted to Prowine Rawle      LOAN PLAN OPPOSED      Stamp Tax, Tobacco Tax Increase and Heavier Tax Qn Luxuries Proposed

SOLDIER'S BONUS TO NECESSITATE NEW TAX SYSTEN   Entire Readjustment of Money Raising Plan Must Be Provided If Proposed Scheme Carries.   BOND FLOTATION  MAY BE ADOPTED

Consider Plans For Yank Bonus   May Be Necessary To Re-ad just Entire System of Taxation In U. S.

MUST WORK UNDER ORDERS   Important Restrictions Are Placed On Officera: Engaged in Enforcement of Prohibition Measures,

REBELS DRIVE SOUTH   GEN. FLORES CAPTURES SINALOA AND CONTINUES MARCH,   Many Carranza Troops Coming Over to the Rebe! Forces—Border Battle Near.

REBEL STATE'S TROOPS MOVE “ INMORE TOWNS   Sonora Soldiers Capture Capital of Adjourning State, Says Official Report   MANY RECRUITS IN  FORCE GF INVADERS!   Movement Is Undertaken to Oust Carranza and Get  Elections Called

Victerious Army Secures Re cruits as Carranza Sol- ° diers Desert Leader   OPPOSE TROOP MOVEMENT.   Arizona Senators Declare ji Will Mean Hostility if - Mexicans Cross State

TAKE CAPITAL OF SIMOLA IN MARCH TO SEA   . Carranza Soldiers Desert; Gonzales Becomes Rebel.

SONORA TROOPS TAKE CAPITAL OF SINALG!   HUNDREDS OF FORMER CARRANZA TROOFS DESERT TO REVOLUTIONISTS.   Annonnced That Passenger Service ort, Southern Pacific of Mexico to Be Discontinued.

SEVERAL GHTTES REPORTED TAKEA BY SONORA TROOPS   Thousands Joining in Movement Against Carranza   SENATE TAKES UP SITUATION

OINALOA CAPITAL fo CAPTURED BY SONDRA TROOPS   After Fall of Culiacan Victor: ious Army Members in Mazatlan.   MEXICAN CITY MOVEMENT TO DEPOSE CARRANZA   Application of Federal Forces to Cross U. S&S. Territory Discussed in Senatce-.

SONORA SOLDIERS ARE VICTORIOUS  IN FIRST FIGHTS   NPT AL PDOs HEADS ARMY mm sof IN CAMPAIUN 4c. VENST CARRANZA, ’   EPIC NEXT OBJECTIVE   fivudreei« of Vormer ro Are Heported Deserting and Joining Forces of Huerta—Now iiebe! Plot Heported. \

CARRANZA MAY BE REMOVED Io LATEST RUMOR   SONORA SAYS SHE WILDL RETURN TO UNION AT ONCE IF THIS CAN BE DONE,   Has No Fear Of Federal Troops Coming Through United States As They Would Be Disarmed.

MEXICAN REBELS WIN   Border Battle Near as Sonora Army Drives South.   General Flores Captures Sinaloa and Continues Drive on Mazatlan— Gather on U. S. Line.

CULIACAN 16 CAPTURED BY SOLDIERS. OF BEN FLORES   Sonoran Troops Take Cap:tal of Adjoining State and Press On to Mazatlan, Important Coast Point.   DESERTIONS AMONG CARRANZA’S FORCES   Federalists Flock to Join Invading Army, Bringing ing With Them Arms, Amminition and Food.

CARRANZISTAS BY HUNDREDS DESERTTO.ON SONORA FORCE   Bring Food, Arms and Ammunition With Them.   OBREGON ON WAY TO NEW REPUBLIC   Movement Starts to Put Carranza Out of  Office.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It   Applicants for Insurance Often Reiected.

ATO SYSTEM ~~ B ANTOLERABLE   PRICE SUGGESTS NEW - 3?  . PLANS OF PAXATION   THEODORE H. PRICE SPEAKS   At Meeting of National Assockition at        Cotton ‘Manufacturers ¥ cderat Tax ation Was piscussed. «

FOR MAI ILLS ofa COTTON AUTRARITIES   Manufacturers Hear Addresses tn Which Financial Condition is Discussed. — Go ernment Policy is the-Catise Sav Sweakers.

SYSTEM OF TAXATION WRONG   Conclusion Reached by a New Vork  RA wnthaciéian

SYSTEM OF TAXATION IS CALLED BAD   Cotton Manufacturers Give Views on Cause  of High Prices.

TAK ON GROSS ALES UNGED FOR BUSINESS   Present Federal System Declared Cause of intolerable Situation   SURTAXES PENALIZE INDUSTRY IS CLAIM   Employers Privilege Tax Explained at Cotton Manutacturers? Convention

PLAN OF TAXATION CAUSE HIGH PRICES   Manufacturer Speaking At Meet ing Today Says System Is Entirely Wrong.

BLAME FOR HIGH PRICES PLAGED ON TAX SYSTEM   Cotton Manufacturers Declare Government Has Created Intolerable Situation.

BLAMES PRICES ON TAXES   System Responsible for Present Condi. tions, Says Authority  aa ee Fs Rt

PRICES BLAMED ON TAXATION SYSTEM   Present Method Declared Waste fully Destructive By New York Man.

BUIME PRESENT SYSTEM OF FEDERAL TAMING FUR CONTINUED HIGH PRICES   uggested Substiiuie, Including an Employers’ Privilege Tax, Outlined by Editor of Commerce and Finance  ’

PRESENT SYSTEM OF FEDERAL TAXATION ROUNDLY CONDEMNEL   Speakers at Semi-Annual Meeting of Cotton Manu facturers Describe Plans Whereby the Burden Could Be More Equitably Distributed.

PRESENT SYSTEM OF FEDERAL ~ ‘ ““FAXATION KEEPING PRICES UP   Flas Created “Intolerable Situation”, Speakers Before Meeting of National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Declare~Substitutes Suggested.

FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM BLAMED BY SPEAKERS FOR CONTINUED HC    Gross Sale Tax Would Lessen Burden, Cotton Manufacturers Are Told.

_ ENORMOUS PRIGES   Aecording To, Speakers Before. th ~ National Assoclation-of Cotton ~~ Manifarturars -

5 JOIN-KNIGHTS © ~~ OF COLUMBUS   In the Eveuitly an Elaborate Banque Was Served to the 400 Knights © . “fn Ridler’s Hall,

15 JOIN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS   In the Evening an Elaborate Banque Was Served ‘to the 400 Knights ju Ridler’s Hall.

EXTENSIVE REPAIRS   TOP. R. R. STATION NOW IN PROCRESS---LONC NEEDED.

“EXTENSIVE REPAIRS   TO P:R. R.-STATION NOW 1 PROGRESS---LONG NEEDED.

Cattle. Raisers Killed by Two Sheriffs When ‘Caught Cutting Fence

FATAL FIGHT WITH CATTLEMEN   Three Killed in Battle With Florids Depeaty Sheriffs.

Aman, a a etme BILD. 2 STOCKMEN IN BATTLE.  Florida Deputy Sheriffs Say They Were Cattiog VMence on Rane.

TREMENDOUS CROP.”  OF CORN HARVESTED; BREAKS RECORD. BY 79,000,000 BUSHEL   Total Praduction Is Placed at ; Billion Bushels; Tobacco, Also Makes a Record

RECORD CORN CROP OF 3,199,126,000 BUSHELS FORECAS]   WEIGHT OF WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY ABOVE THAT OF 1919 IOWA TLFADS

RECORD CROP OF CORN ANNOUNCED   Tobacco Production Also Greatly Exceeds Record Crop of Last Year.

DANG VICTORICUS IN UNIQUE BATTLE   FIFTH WORLD SERIES CON: TEST ABOUNDS IN SEN- SATIONAL PLAYS.   TRIO OF INDIVIDUAL FEATS FORM FLASHLIGHT PHOTOS ON BRAINS OF FANS, .

TRIPLE PLAY AND 2 HOME RUNS, ONE WITH THE BAGS FULL, MARK INDIANS’ WIN

INDIAN BATS — ROUT DODGERS   Two Home Runs Give Cleveland va Easy istry, 8 to 1   ONE MADE WITH BASES FULL

CLEVELAND WINS FIFTH CONTEST IN THRILLING PLAYS   TNASSISTED TRIPLE PLAY AND TWO HOWE RUNS, ONE WITH  BASES FULL, FEATURE PEC ARH OCWE

LUMBER FIRM DEFENOANTS IN  ANTITRUST SUIT   WORE THAN THREE HUNDRED HARDWOOD LUMBER DEALERS CITED TN FEDERAL SUIT,

NSPIRACY IS CHARGE   Bill Filed in Federal Dis trict Court in Memphis Today

SADLER SETTLES SIDE ROAD PLA   fells Chambersburg Delegation Proposition is Out of the Question,

SADLER SETTLES SIDE ROAD PLAN        Tells Chambersburg Delezatior Proposition is Gut of the Questiun,

Negotiations in Washington Reach Point of. Confer“ences With Solons   MAY ASK CALIFORNIA _ TO MAKE ACT GENERAL   Ambassador Morris Proceed“ing With Shidehara’ in Effort to Solve Per~ alexing Problem

KARN BELIEVES JAPS ARENOW RECONCILED   Opposition to California Law Pro hibiting Acquisition of Land by Orientals Disappears

TO ASK SUBSTITUTE ALIEN LANA LAW   Would Remove Contention o! Japanese Government Tha! Present California Statute i: Discriminatory.

SETTLEMENT WITH JAPAN IN SIGHT, AMBASSADOR SAYS   BASIS FOR NEW AMERICAN. JAPANESE TREATY IS NOW BEING LAID,   Japanese Meld That Race Discriminanation Should Be A and Property Rights Protected.

PROPOSE BILL TU PROHIBIT ALIENS ACQUIRING LANL   Substitute Measure Would Remove Objection of Discrimination.   Negotiations to Lay Basis o New American-Japanese Treaty.

KAHN. REPORTS JAPAN. j NEARING AGREEMENT   California Congressman Announces Meeting to Discuss Proposed Change in Law.

CALIFORNIA SEES PEACE   West Coast Jap Scare May Subside as Result of Agreement Not to Oppese Land Law.

JAPS WITHDRAW. “LAND OBJECTIONS   Meeting of California Legis lators Called to Discuss Negotiations.

KARNMIAKES STATEMENT W TREATY   After Conference With Ambassador Morris, California Leader Says Be‘lieves Reports.  Aea Tria.

DIXON MAN IS GRAND MASTER OF ODD FELLOWS   Dr. C. A. Robbins Was Given Highest Office Today.

Milsons Aid To Be Thrown Into Battle For Cox   Political Conferences In East Show President Hopes To Give Aid   ‘PREPARING FOR GOVERNOR'S TOUR   E. H. Moore In Washington— Colby May Speak For President

PRESIDENT  PUTS HS. HAND ON THE POL TPA PLOWSHAR  And Gov. Cox Will Have More of His   And Gov. Cox Will Have More of His Help in the Campaiga   Most Important Conferences Week En When Cox and Administratiun Leadere Confer.

WILOON 10 HELP IN THE GANVASS   ; President to Take More Force+ ful Part in Directing the Cox Campaign.   CONFERENCES ON j BETWEEN LEADERS   President’s Lieutenants to Get a Tighter Rein on the Party Manarement.

SUENES OF HORROR FOLLOW EXPLOSION   UNITED PRESS KEPORTER WAS ON SCENE FIVE MINUTES AFTER ACCIDENT,

CICOTTE SPILLS STORY OF HOW HE ACCEPTED BRIBE   Eight Players Of Chicago White Sox Said To Have Participated In Bribery Scheme.   OWNER PAYS THIER SALARY AND TURNS ‘HEM LOOSE   Conrts Will Go To Bottom or The seandal and Get Gamblers as Well as Prayers.

SEVEN REGULAR MEMBERS OF SOX TEAM INDIETEN   Special Grand Jury Probing Gambling Scandal Returns True Bills Against Diamond Heroes _ for Crookedness.   Old Roman Suspends Implicated Players. Cicotte and Jackson Tearfully Admit Accepting Bribes to Lose Series.

eg WORLDS” cERIES THROWN  Se SP EE  Bi Wile su      Folowieg Confessions by           e aad Feel:      3 SY GAMBLERS  er       ey Bleced Under Their Palows Hight Before Game—Chicaen’s 1220 Chances Fede

Jackson and Cicotte Admit Finding Bribes Under Pil lows in Hotel Rooms

Eight White Sox Players Indicted by Grand Jury are Suspended by Comiskey.

CONFESOIONG MEADE o: EDDIE GIGHTTE ‘WA JOE gAGKSHN   Felsch, Risberg, Williams, Weaver and McMullin Other White Sox Involved.   -LUGGER DELIBERATELY JUST TAPPED THE BALL   tar Pitcher, in Tears, Tells How He Did His Utmost to Lose Rather Than Win 1919 World Series After He Found $10,000 Beneath His Pillow

COMISKEY CLEARS UP - SPORT. ATMOSPHERE   SUSPENDS SEVEN WHFTS sex IKDICTED PLAYERS.   Chiwage Marpeger Netifees Mem & Feend Guilty Will Drtve Them Out ef Organized Basebell fer Rest of Lives.

TWO SOX CONFESS   Eddie Cicotte, Pitcher, and Jos Jack: son, Outfielder, Say They “Threw” World Series for Bribes.   Cicotte Found the Larger Sum Under His Pillow and Jackson’s Was Tossed on Bed.   THE PROBE IS “JUST BEGUN’   More Indictments Will Be Made it Campaign to Purge the Game, Replogle Asserts.   State’s Attorney “Has the Goods” o Other Players and Gamblers In Several Cities,   BITTER DAY FOR COMISKEY   The “Old Roman” Cripptes Team for  Good of the Game, but Still Has   Championship Hopes.

EIGHT WHITE SOX. PLAYERS INDICTED AND THROWN. OUT   Accused of Throwing Games in World’s Series Last Year For’ Gamblers’ Money. .

EIGHT WHITE SOx PLAYERS INDICTED FOR THROWING GAME   ‘Lost Werld’s Championship Last Year by Crooked Deal With New York Gamblers.   PROMISED $100,000 BUT « GOT ONLY ABOUT $10,000   Chicago Grand Jury Finds True Bills and Comisky Relieves Them From Positions.

7 BASEBALL STARS "FIRED BY COMIONT CLOSE OF EXPOSURE   TRUE BULLS VOTED AGAINST CHICAGO PLAYES RESULT OF GAMBLING FRAME-UP   Deliberately Cie otto Tells ge He Than Wie Tried ty eee ~~ al Gian Serles on a

SEVEN WHITE Ot GET SUSPENSION   For Part Played by Them it Throwing World’s Series.   GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS   Slow Dramatic Scene With Joe Jackson Declaring He Just Tapped Ball — Cicotte Wept as He Told How He Tried to Lose After Finding $10,000 Unier Pillow.

PLAYERS ADMIT TOSSING GAMES   Cicotte and Jackson Bare Thei _ Part In Gambling Piot,   “WHITE SOX STARS INDICTED

SEVEN WHITE SOX STARS FIRED; INDICTED FOR ‘THROWING’ WORLD SERIES; CICOTTE CONFESSES   Famous Pitcher, Claude Williams, Chick Gandil, “Happy Felsch, Charles Risberg, Joe Jackson, Fred McMullin And Buck Weaver Are Charged With Crookedness

BALL PLAYERS CONFESS, ARE FIRED, INDICTED BY GRAND JURY FOR DEAL

SOX PLAYERS BARRED   Comiskey Shatters Tear by Saspending Seven Best Piayers.

Eddie Ciotte confresses and Charles A. Comisky promptiy fires the seven men whe were siill with the club—Exposure is biggest sersation ir history of national game.

EIGHT PLAYERS FIREB   White Sox Stars Bare Guilt In World Series Frame-Up

N.Y. HOSTELRIES SLASH PRICES   DINING ROOM SERVICE IN HOTELS COSTS PATRONS HALF FORMER PRICE

Fight to. Use This Means for : Raising Revenue Will Be  Renewed, Leaders Say.   COMPLETE REDRAFTING OF THE BONUS BILL   Four Methods of Taxation fo Raising Revenue Contained In Final Framing.

Majority Members of House Ways and Means Commit: tee Divide Seven to Seven   DRAFT SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE 1S COMPLETEC   New Bill Dillers bat Little From One Which Wet a Check Two Week \to--Sales Vax Eliminated an¢ Four Other Forms Eatended te Three Years tnstend of Two,

ARMY MEN’S BILL FOUGHT IN SENATE   Tax on Stock Dividends Lost by Republicans; Battle to be Renewed Next Week.

STOCK DIVIDEND 14X PLAN MEETS DEFEAT   HOUSE WAYS AND-MEANS COMMIT: TEE THRASHES OUT PLANS,T0

DEFEAT PROPOSED STUCK DWVDEND EUR SULGIER RELIES   New Bill Limits Cash Bonuses to Ex-Ser- _ vice Men   WILL KEEP UP FIGHT

STOCK FEATURES OF BONUS VOTED DOWN   2EPUBLICANS TIE UP ON PRO VISION TO TAX STOCK DIVIDENDS.   Bonus Provides $500 for Men Serving In This County and $625 for Those Serving Overseas.

FINAL DRAFT OF BILL FOR FUNDS FOR VET RELIEF   STOCK DIVIDENDS CLAUSE LOST      INCOMES AND TOBACCO TO BE TAXED, TO RAISE A TREMENDOUS SUM

FIGHT OULDIER RELIEF BIL   Stock Dividend Tax to Finance Legislation Lost in Committee.

FOR VET RELIEF   STOCK DIVIDENDS CLAUSE LOST      INCOMES AND TOBACCO TO RE TAXED, TO RAISE A TREMENDOUS sum

TAX ON STOCK DIVIDENDS _ DEFEATED IN COMMITTEE   TIE-VOTE BY HOUSE COMMITTEE WILE BRING SOLDIER BONUS RELIEF UP SOME TIME THIS WEEK

LOSE FIGHT FOR DIVIDEND TAX   HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTE TIE OF PROVISION Ly SOLDIERS’ REWE) BiLL   FIGHT ON CASH BONUS   Further Opposition to Monetary Plan Forecasted--Up Before + Recess

CHANGES MADE.   State Board of Accounts Hits Eighteen Publie Officials.

AMERICAN MARRIED RUSSIAN PRINCESS   Norman Whitehouse Met Princess  When Sent to Caucasus by Peace bhalowation—

ACCUSATION BY JAP PAPER   Saya Cloak of Christianity is Used “To Instill! Anti-Japanese Senti-

UNCLE SAM IS FLAYED   AMERICA PUFFED UP, SAYS JAPA. NESE MILITARY NEWSPAPER.   Insidious Anti-Japanese Propaganda Spread in Japan and Corea, Says Article.

AMERICANS ARE DISLOVAL IN JAPAN   Are Accused of Fostering Disloyalty Among the People.

CHARGES MADE BY JAPANESE   Allege American Missionaries Foster Disloyalty to Japan

FOSTERING _ DISLOYALTY   Tokio Newspaper bays Americar Missionaries Do [tin Korea.

JAP PAPER SAYS U. S. IS PUFFED UP   Japanese Military Organ Flays America in Leading Article.    Mewapaper Charges Insidious Anti: Japanese Propaganda by Missionaries—Trouble Fomented.

SAYS U. S. PUFFED UP   Jananese Military Organ Flays America in Leading Article.   Newspaper Charges Insidious Anti. Japanese Propaganda by Missionaries—Troul@® Fomented.

JAP EWIOPAPE GAYS AMERICANS  CAUSE TROUBLE   PROBLEM IS MADE SUBJECT OF NUMBER OF LEADING = ARTE CLES IN DAILY PRESS.

JAPANESE NEWSPAPER 1S OF OPINION AMERICA IS SEEKING MAKE TROUBLE

a LPT ROUSE DS ye oR ioper PE AD GU LR TERS Gb POORTH  ARMY CORPS CHANGED

MEST HAVE DATA   Auto License Applications Slowed By Lack of Information

JOB HUNTERS ARE MORE. NUMEROUS THAN POSITIONS   OFFICE WORKERS AND CLERKS FEEL PINCH OF SUMMER DEPRESSION IN BUSINESS

Zabriskie Flays Wilson for Disregarding Advice of Sugar Diiccn ttamdinn ®tnnwed.

BURLINGTON TRAIN IN. WRECK,   Only Two Injured: When Passenger Goes Off Track at Clarence, Mo."

A NEW ALTITUDE RECORD      Civilian Pilor Takes Three PaasenRers IS.200 Meet in a Wright Model.

SESS ee ee ee ee:     L. B. Ehelen Attains Height of 48,20 Feet.

BRITAIN ADViSta JAPAN TO LAY LOW   England Interested in Americar View of Advice to Japanese,

AVLONA FALLS ~ TO ‘ALBANIANS, “BELGRADE HEAR:   City Captured From Italian: . After-Hard Fighting, =.  Macegqgsa Save

ALBANIANS TAKE AVLONA   City Reported Captured From Italjans by Insurvents

ALBANIANS CAPTURE AVLONA AND ITALIAN GARRISON, IS REPOR'   own Carried by Storm. bigbting Pexperzie, Yewspapar Dispatol: to Hielgrade Betlores.

ITALIANS LOSE CITY   Report Says Albanian Insurgents Have Seized Aviona,.

MUSIC FAILED AS AN ANESTHETI   CLEVELAND TAX COLLECTOR AD MiTS THE TAX PAYERS WERE JUST AS GROUCHY AS EVER,

FAVOR DODGERS. TA TAKE SERIES   da Robinson’s Clan is Two to One Favorite Over Cleveland Indians.   FOURTH GAME SATURDAY

Baseball Players On Way To Cleveland    Foor Gimes Shecduled at Clovelnand Begining ‘Tomorrow, if Vaur are  Needed (o Beclde the Honors,

FRANKFORT RIOT STOPS   MILITIA PATROL STREETS, MEN REPORTED KILLED HAVE NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED.

TROOPS QUELL RIOT AT WEST FRANKFORT   Three Stores Wrecked and Six Houses Burned During ~ Lawlessness.   REPORT OF FIVE DEATHS UNCONFIRMED   Additional Troops Rushed to City to Guard Against Further Outbreaks.

WEST FRANKFORT QUIET AFTER RIG]   Seven Killed and Many Wounded as Result of Disorders of Yesterday.   MILITIA QUELLS MOB   200.[Mineis Guardsmen Prevent Renewal of Quthreak Against Foreigners.

MORE SOLDIERS ARE RUSHED 10 LLLINGES CHT   Another Outbreak in Wes Frankfort Feared by  Authorities.

ANGRY MOBROUTS FOREIGN ELEMENT   Feelings Against Foreigners in  West Frankfort, IL, Tense For Months   TROOPS PATROL TOWS   Casualties Are Placed At Fiv: —Killed and Wounded Will  Aggregate Several Score

WEST FRANKFORT IS QUIET AFTER NIGHT OF RIOTS   Three Stores Wrecked and Six Houses Burned by a Mob.

WEST FRANKFORT QUIET WITH TROOPS ARRIVAL   Five Men Killed In Race War No Yet Identified—-Cheer Soldiers on Guard.

RIOTING ENDS AS UUARDSMEN PATROL WEST FRANKFOR]   Foreign Element Quits Cit) After Brawl Causes Five Deaths—More Militia on  Way to Protect Town.

MR. BRYANS . DAILY LETTER   FIRST OF A SERIES TO CON. TINUE THROUGH THE WEEK   THE” DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AS MR. BRYAN SEES IT.   Taday He Lanbusts the Republi"cans for not Writing a Strong-_ . er Anti-Profiteering Plank

Evasion by the Republicans Makes It Doubly Neces-, sary. He Saves.      EASY FOR DEMOCRATS   By WILLIAM J. BRYAN

HIGH TENBION LINE TO BE PUT IN COMMISSION      Etscteic Power Planta In Unifcaticn Protect.         AM     GEOANEA To DE COVERED

Of Interstate - Power Plants  : Southern Indiana ‘This     Week. =         INDIANAPOLIS TO WILLIAS

BANKERS APPROVE PLAN, FINANCE FOREIGN TRADE   Will Organize $4Q0,000.000 Corporation to Carry On Work. Mecting to Complete Details.

PLAN 10 FINANCE FOREIGN TRADE   $100,000,000 §=9&CORPORATION AP PROVED BY BANKERS   Rankers and Business Men to Be Call. ed Together to Work Ont Plans Under the Edge Law.

FOR ORGANIZING $100,000,000 ‘CORPORATION FOR FOREIGN TRADE  - FINANCING, ?   Could Issue Billion Dollars in Debenture’ Bonds for  “ Sale in United States Under KRdga Law.

‘REAT EXPORT POOL FAVORED   Bankers’ Convention Approves Proposal for Big Corporation.

Proposal to Organize $100,000,000 Corporation to Finance Nation’s Commerce Abroad is Approved

BANKERS 10 FINANGE Uo. FOREIGN TRADE   Plans Formulated For the Organiza tion of a Hundred Million Dollar Corporation

Proposal to Bankers To Form $100,000,000 Corporation   To Look After and Finance Na tion's Foreign Commerce.

PLAN Bla GUNCERN FOR FOREIGN TRADE   Bankers Hear Plan for Formation of $100,000,000 Ceorporation Explained Today.

BANKERS PLAN 10 FINANCE ALL TRAD   American ,Association Was Presented Plan for Organizing Corporation to Handle a Greater Share of the Trade.  —Proposition Anvroved.

BANKERS PROPOSE      FOR ORGAN TANG. 3100;  - 000,000 CORPORATION  FOR . FOREIGN TRADE PINTONCING. .   Could. Issue Billion ‘Dollars  in Debenture Bonds for Sale in United States Un‘der Bdge Law. ”

FOREIGN TRADE ~ PLAN APPROVED   American Bankers. Endorse Project.   HUGE CORPORATION. . WILL BE ORGANIZED   President Howes Authorized to Call Meeting.

BANKERS PLAN $108,000,000 CORPORATION   To Finance Nation’s Foreign Trade—Organization to Be Effected.

BANKERS FAVOR EXPORT POQL   Convention Approves Proposal fo: $100,000,000 Corporation to Finance Trade,

American Bankers To ‘Aid Foreien Trade   At Siceting in’ Washtngton Approve Plan for 8100,000,000 DoNar Cor Peration to Aid Foreign Trade.

APPROVAL TO PLANS   American Bankers’ Association Adopt Proposal for Extending the Trade of United State in Foreign Countries.   TO ORGANIZE MILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION   MVR) WU VA Pi  Will Take Advantage of Edge Law and Issue Debenture Bonds for Sale in U. S. — Take Steps to Open-for Businese lah 71.

BREAT CORPORATION MAY BE FORMED 10 FINANCE NATION FOR TIME REIN!   WATTER IS DISCUSSED AND EN  DORSED BY NATIONAL BANhERS ASSOCIATION IN SESSLON.

American Bankers To - * Aid Foreign Tradk   At Mecting in — Washington Approve Plan for $100,000,000 Dollar Cor‘ pOration to Afd Foreign Trade.

HALF CRow (NU. 6. LOQGE IN POCKETS OR SAFELY HIDDEN   Speaker at Bankers’ Conven: tion Deplores Vast Sums Lost to Business Uses.   PLANS CORPORATION TO “FINANCE FOREIGN TRADE   Hundred Million Dollars for Commerce Extension Has Bankers’ ‘Approval.

ATONEMENT NOW DEMANDED FOR MEXICAN RAID   HUERTA TROOPS LOOT AMER CAN RANCH EARLY SUNDAY MORNING AT NUEVO LEON  ;

Missouri Dems.  Back President   Senator Reed Rejected By Convention Because of Opposition To League   REED LOSES HIS DELEGATE PLACE

A Radical Suspect, Held i Pittsburg, So Tells the Authorities.   ARREST IS REGARDED AS IMPORTANT ONE   The Suspect is Turned Over ic - Department of Justice Agents Today.

RADICAL  WHO WAS ARRESTED AT PITTS BURGH  Tells Police He Planted Enough Dy: namite to Blow Up Whole of   The Prisoner Ie Considered to Be a Crank.

Russian Knocked Senseless As He Reaches For Grip Of Dynamite   VALUABLE CLUES OF RED ACTIVITIES SECURED   More Arrests Expected Upon Information Gained From Prisoner

CHRISTMAS FOR GERMAN KIDS   Yanks in Occupied District Centributs 1,000,000 Marks to Cheer Poor . Chifdren,: -

ASSISTANCE IS WANTEL   Judge Who Issued Re straining Order Without Jurisdiction

GOVERNOR ASKED TO TARE A HAND   APPEALED TO TO HELP HOLD OKLAHOMANS OFF RED RIVER TERRITORY.

RIGHT 10 ENFORGE THE GOAL CONTROL AGT ATTACKED   Suit Filed in Cincinnati by Houston Coal and Coke Company, of Elkhorn.   RALEIGH COAL AND COKE COMPANY ALSO A PARTY   Petition Alleges That Act of Congress of August 19, 1917, Conferring UpOn the President Control of the Coal Industry in the United States is Uneonstitutional and Void,

NO BRADY TeAn.       Pnemmonia Fatal to Author: and fr '. > Episcopal Gloerviiga

THE REV, CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY DIED SATURDA)   NOTED AUTHOR AND EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN WAS AT ONE TIME RECTOR OF CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SEDALIA — IN LATER YEARS HE WON HIGH RECOCNITION AS WRITER-—-DEATH WAS DUE TO PNEUMONIA.

CYRUS TOWHSEND BRADY DEAD   Noted Author and Episcopal Clergyam GSneenumbhs to Pneumonia.

CYRUS T. BRADY, AUTHOR, IS DEAD FROM PNEUMONI/   Well-known Clergyman and Author Succumbs at  NE twee Thana 5 

CYRUS T, BRADY PASSES AWAY   Well Known Clergymar Dies of Pneumonia at Yonkers

DR. 0. 1. BRADY CLERGYMAN AND AUTHOR 1S DEAD   Writer of Many Books of Ac venture Dies of Pneumonia

REV. BRADY DIES   Noted Preacher and’ Author Victim of Pneumonia

COAL NOT 19 GO HIGH, FORECAS   PALMER BREAKS UP PROFIT HOGS PLANS WHO SOUGHT WAGE RISE AS ALIBI.

NO BIG BOOST IN COAL   ELLIS SEARLES SAYS PROFITEERS WERE HEADED OFF.   Editor of MinefWorkers’ Journal Says Figures and Palmer's Statement Show Boost Not Justified.

CLAIMS COAL PRICES WILL REMAIN STEAD   Miners’ Statement That Increase in Wages Induces High Prices Holds True

‘DRW.H.RUDDICK ‘DIES IN SOUTH BOSTON   COAL PRICES T0 BE LESS THAN EXPECTEL

COAL PRICES MAY NOT SOAR   No Justification for ‘Any Great Inaerease Editor of Minc-workcr’  Journal Savwvsa.

INDICTMENT CHARGES WOOL PROFITEERING   BIG TEXTILE oGONCERNS  © sae PROSECUTION ON F 4EEN COUN "e   MADE 35 PER CENT PROFITS   Department of Justice Alleges Fabulous Salaries and Commissions Paid Officers

MINER'S WAGE SCALE 08 WAY   Union Miners and Operators Representatives Gather to Fix Wages: New Pact Wii! Probably Cover Period of Two Years Is Belief.

MINERS AND OPERATORS DRAFT PACT   Working Agreement ir Hands of Committee of Four Men.

GOAL CONTRACT 70 BE DRAFTEL   PROPOSED AGREEMENT WILL MEAN $1 A TON BITUMINOUS INCREASE.

PENNA NAMED . __ ON COMMITTEE   WILL ASSIST SECRETARY GREED "20 DRAFT WORKING AGREE- ° MENT FOR MINERS

MINE OPERATORS MAKE AGREEMEN’ WITH UNION MED   Committee of Two Named to Arrange for Settlement of Tentative _ Agreement

MINERS, OPERATORS TO MAKE CONTRACT   contract Will Be Submitted To Joint Wage Conference Of Chiefs Tomorrow.

COAL INCREASE $1 PER.TON AT: MOUTH OF MINE   Miners and Mine Operators Meet To. day to Draft Tentative Work 2’ jug Agreement: b

BASEBALL HEADS TO REORGANIZE   PLANS FOR NEW MOVE ARE OUTLINED IN CHICA. GO TODAY.

DELAWARE WOMEN VIE FOR SUFFRAGE HONORS   Favorable Acton on Amendment 1 by Mississippi's Upper House r Spurs the Movement

PLAN TO COMBINE THREE SCHOOLS   High Schools ai New Oxford East Berlin and Abbottstown May Be Consolidated.

MAY CONSOLIDATE THREE HIGH SCHOOLS   Institutions at New Oxford, East Berlin and Abbottstown Would Be Merged by Centralization Plan.

SAUL FACTORY FIRE OF AGENDIARY RICHY: INVESTIGATION STARTS   THOUGHT THAT BLAZE MAY HAV! BEEN AN OUTGROWTH OF RECENT LABOR TROUBLE.

FIRE DAMAGED SHOE FACTOR   Blaze in Brooklyn Fac. tory, District Believed - toe Be Incendiary

GERMAN ANSWER ON COAT   ACCEPTING TERMS IS " BEING VIEWED WITH GREAT CAUTION.   Acceptance So Wrapped Up  With: Conditions. That It MAY: NOT BE APPROVed by Allied Council.

DEPORTATION WARRANTS MAY AE CANCELED   Secretary Wilson’s Ruling May Cause Retention of 200 Alleged Agitators   COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY WITHIN LAW   JOHN HOOVER SAYS ALL RADICALS IN COUNTRY WILL FLOCK TO COMMUNISTS’ DANGEROUS PROGRAM,

Wilson Rules Communist Party Is Not Illegal   \s a Result of Ruling of Seeretary ot Laber Wilson 200 Radicals lield tor Deportation Ge

SHIP REPORTED IN DISTRESS   Left Antwerp December Eighth En Route for  Galveston

STEAMER IN DISTRESS  Dauperata Sends. Out Wire"lass Calls for Help

$1,000,000 CONCERN IN COURT   Assets of Pacat Finance Corporation Less Than Half Its Debts, Says Petition.

FRONT PORCH AS A STAGE   Footlight Stars Pledge Support to Senator Harding at His Marion Home.

FOURTEEN OF EASTERN STATES IN CONFERENCE   State Chairmen and Vice Chair mén Meef Today With Will Hays in New York,   TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN      Similar Conference’ Will: ‘Be Held With Mr, Hays in Chicago on Sept, 1 and 2,   THESPIAN DAY AT MARION   ee i Theatrical Stars Are Guests of Harding Today on His Front Porch, -

THEATRICAL STARS CALLED - OW SENATOR HARDING TODAY   Al Jolson at Head of a Theatrl cal flarding and Coolidge Club.

HUGHES PAYS VISIT TD HARDING PORCE      CHARLES EVANS HUGHES. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOUR YEARS AGO CONFERS WITH SENATOR HARDING.

HARDING AND HUGHES HOLD CONFERENCE   Former Candidate Goes to Marion at Request of Senator. :

THEATRICAL DAY ON FRONT PORCH   Campaign Stage Taken By “Stars.”

HARDING SPEAKS TO STAGE STARS   THEATRICAL FOLK PLEDGE SUP. POBT TO G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Harding Confers With Hughes—Gala Day in Marion—Chicken Dinner Is Enioyed By All,

‘Front Porch’. Is Made Into Stage By Actor Guests   Group of Players Call on Hard ing and Entertain Citizens of Marion.

STAGE FOLLIES MEET G. O. P. 1920 FOLLY   Actors and Actresses Are thi Guests of the Republican Nominee Today.

ACTORS CALL ON HARDING AT HOMI   G. O. P. Nominee Reserves Time For Conference With Chas. Evans Hughes, However.

ALJOLSON = TO G. 0. P. NOMINEE  ——aees  BLACK FACE COMEDIAN   BLACK FACE COMEDIAN AND HUGHES VISIT HARDING.

TODAY HARDING'S THEATRICAL DAY   Front Porch Program is Variec With Performances by Leading Actors.

HARDING GREETS STAGE STARS   Marion En Fete As Dramatic Stage Notables Take Polittcal Stage.  Candidate Voices Appreciation For Pledge of Support  cata cain seen  Time Reserved by Nominee For Conferences With Charles E. Hughes.

THEATRICAL oTAnS CALL ON HARDING TO OFFER SUPPORT   Luminaries of Stage Led by A  Jolson Give Sentiments in Speech and Song.   SAYS NATION SHOULD GET AWAY FROM “ONE LEADS’   Republican Nominee Stresses Danger of One Star Drama for ‘Popular Gov't. ..,.

Dramatists In Picturesque Salute To Senator Harding Pledge Him Their Suppor’

HEADQUARTERS OF MIMI WORLD WAS LOCATED ON FRONT PORCH AT MARION BY ACTORS. LEAGUE   Stars and Staresses, Voter: and Voteresses Rally Around Republican Leader at. Marion and Play Like . He Is. “It?

MUST REGISTER fF YOU VOTE   CAREY WORKELS MARE DRIVE TO Gi'E OUT BULL VOTE ON SEPT. 4   WOMEN COME UNDER RULE

MUST REGISTER TF YOU VOTE   PARTY WORKERS MAKE DRIVE TO GET OUT FULL VOTE - ON SEPT. 4   WOMEN GOME UNDER RULE

OF BERLIN FIRM IN HIS STAND NOT.TO: DEAL _ WITH USURPERS. .   in Interview Ebert. Declares He: Will Stand: Firm—He  Says: Northwest’ Germany _ Adheres' to. the: Imperia}  Cavernment. -

EBERT REGIME GAING   REVOLUTIONARY VARTS I BERLIN NEAR COLLAPSE.   secrets Government Gradually Cet. tine Sifttiatieon in Hand,

EBERT FIRM IN HIS REFUSAL TO TREAT WITH KAPP OFFICERS   Democracy Will Triumph in Germany He Declared Today.

EBERT G STAND [i FIRM AGRINGT ANY DEAL WITH ENEMY   ‘No Agreement, With Perjurec Enemies of Constitution of Germany,” He Declares.   OLD REACTIONARIES ONLY _ REBEL RECRUITS, CLAIN   ‘Blame for Collisions, Cutting o  Food Supplies Laid to AcI tion of Insuraents.

EBERT UNYIELDING  TOWARD MONARCHIST’   German President in Statement Says Insurgents Are Losing Ground ara [iatters Are Working Satisfactorily to Government.

EBERT DECIDES NOT TO NEGOTIATE WITH KAPP REGIME   Brands Insurgents _ as Perjured Enemies of Germany. ,   INSISTS ON UNGONSTITUTIONAL RETIREMENT 6F NEW OFFICERS   Ebert Is Satisfied With Trend of Affairs In * His Favor. ¢

EBERT IS FIRM IN REFUSAL TO TREAT WITH KAPF   Head Of German Gov ernment Will Not Meet Rebels.

MENT DRIVEN OUT   OF BERLIN.FIRM IN HIS STAND NOT TO.DEAL WITH USURPERS.    In Interview Ebert Declare: He Will Stand Firm—He . Says Northwest Germany Adheres to the Imperia!  ’ Government.

PRESIDENT EBERT STANDS FIRM IN HIS DETERMINATION TO DEAL WITH KAPP

THREE NATIONS HAVE ~ DEFENSIVE ALLIANCI   DISCUSSION TOWARD THIS Ek PECT HAS PROGRESSED

FRANCE ENGLAND AND BELGIUM ih CUNVION DEFENSE   ¥ fherte  ielgium Was Drafted General Outline Pee Defence In Case ef Future German Attack.

LEXINGTON WILL BE SEA MONSTER   KEEL OF BATTLE CRUISER - WILL BE LAID SOON   Equipped With Electric Drive Will Be Able to Attain Speed of 35 Knots.

WORLD'S BIGGEST  ~ BATTLE CRUISER   United States to Build Greatest Naval Fighting Machine — Ever Floated.      LEXINGTON FIRST OF BIG SH   Will Carry Eight 16-inch Guns and Have Speed of 35 Knots—Displacement, 42,200 Tons; Horsepower. 180.000.

Launch Biggest U.S. Battleship   U. S. Maryland, 624 Feet Long, Takes Water At Newport News   LARGEST CRUISING RADIUS OF ANY SHIP

REPRESENTATIVES OF 2,900,000 WORKMEN WILL DECIDE ON POLIC   The Labor Situation in Italy To Be Taken Up at MeetingTomorrow the Critical Day in History of Movement of Italian Metal Workers

TRY TO SETTLE © ITALIAN CRISIS   Laborers to Meet to Determine Action in Regard to Seizure of Factories.

ARDING'S STAND ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS BRINGS APPROVAL FROM. 0. P. SOURCES   issue Will Be Pressed Harder In Coming. Important Speeches Of Senator; Intensive Campiagn Will Begin September 17.

MIGHTILY PLEASED WITH THE POSITION   4  ‘Taken by Senator Harding  Advocating Junking of the TLeaoue of Nations.

POLICIES OF DEMOCRATS T0 BE TARGET FOR C0. P ATTACK   Republicans to Launch “Intensive” Campaign Against Administration Sept. 17   PLANS TO DISCUSS LABOR   S S4eRitie BV MIWVVUWA ESSE  Harding Praised Everywhere for His Substitution for Wilson League Plan.

Seorétary. Friendly to Red Otders Deportation of Man - Who Exposed Red Plans.   EMPLOYED BY DETECTIVES

6. 0. P.. Stronghold Elected Compl ete Republican TieKet. Yesterday s      BY BIG MAJORITIES   Estimated That 60, 000 Women Voted for First Time —Voete a Bie One ©

G. 0. P. CARRIES ALL COUNTIES IN MAINE   Republican Plurality in State Wi ‘be 66,500 as Result of Yesterday’s Election   WOMEN POLL HEAVY VOTES   Increase in Republican Pluralities is Caused by the New Voters— Democratic Leaders Silent

SUTS RAIL SUM . SUM $30,000,002  Esuse Committee ittee ‘Trims pitonnt Asked to Wind Un Affairs

UF ROADS GUST Oy 129. 000.000   This is Estimated as the Loss Since the World War Started.   BIG REDUCTION IN APPROPRIATION   House Committee Lops Off 34 Millions Asked By the Railroads.

A COSTLY . EXPERIMENT   Rail Control Costs U. S. Near Two Billion Dollars,

U.S. OPERATION UT RAILROADS VERY COSTA   Total Loss to Govern. ment Over Billion Dollars   WIND UP BILL IS SLASHED

the Evangelical church, will reac a paper on his trip to the Pacific coast Monday May 3.      REDUCTION OF THIRTY MILLION IN APPROPRIATION

ORDERS TO END COAL STRIKE —COMPLETE TIE-UP   RAILROADS DIVERT CARS   Serious Shortage at Beginning of Operations Predicted Until Rolling Stock is Returned

DEFINITE ‘ACTION EXPECTED TO ‘FOLLOW CONFERENCE WITH INDIANA. OPERATORS AT ' (TERRE HAUTE TODAY.

SEES FAILURE FOR SOVIETS   Former U. S. Ambassador Says Red Government Is Doomed.

SAYS RUSS SOVIETS DOOMED   David R. Francis Says the Govern ment Will Be Overthrown W:thin “Six Months. 

KANSAS BY 115,000 MULVANE’S FIGURES   REPUBLICAN STATE COM MITTEE MAKES - ¢ og gee alle TODAY   LUTHER MAKES GUESS   Democratic State Chairman Thinks Party Has Chance to Win in Kansas,   Harding Makes Last Speech in Columbus Tonight — Cox Promises Women Jobs.

LUTHER: MAKES- GUESS      Democratic State Chairman Thinks Party Has Chance to Win, - in Kansaa, o at   Harding “Makes Last Speeeh in _ Columbus Tonight —Cox  . Promises Wonren Jobs.

KANSAS WILL GIVE MAJORITS    MULVANE PREDI[TS HARDING 115,000 OVER COX.   MR. LUTHER SAYS NAY    VOWS IT WILI; BE CLOSE WITT ! _.COX A FAVORITE.   Thinks Governor Alten and Aftore  ney Gene Hopking Will Fall in Melee :

RUSSIA: IS NOT N= POSTION T SEL PRODUCE. 10 ALLIES   ITALIAN ENGINEER AVERS COUNTRY IS) COMPLETELY DENORALIZED BY THE SOVIET ROLE

RAILROAD LAW GUARANTY WILL COST $175,000,000   “cretary Houston Says Machinery 1: Being Created to Handle Advances to Lines.

HORDE OF THIRSTY CROSS LINE FOR  WET REVEL   Passport Profits on Frontier Of Mexico Enormous and Thousands Make Trip

COX SENDS MIEN 10) AID IN GETTING J6TH VOTE   Surprises Women From National Women’s Party by Sending Personal Representatives   Democratic Nominee Remains Silent On Bryan Refusal To Accept and Harding Speech.

SENATOR HARRISON rere OH GOV. COX            Confidence Outcome For’ ularly In

COX AIDS IN TENNESSEE   Tells Women “He Beat Them w' it” in Seeking Thirty. sixth State, f

COX AIDS IN TENNESSEE   Tele Women “He Ocat Them te it” in Seeking Thirtysixth State,

ARREST ALIEN FOR RURDERING ADENA, 0., GIRL   Deputy Game Warden Capto Of Suspect Now in Prison   Warden Holds Man in His Home Over Night Then Takes Him To Jail.

ARREST ALIEN FOR RURDERING ADENA, 0., GIR   Warden Holds Man in His Home Over Night Then Takes Him To Jail.

RUSSIANS THREATEN THE CITY OF VIN   Advancing ‘on The Northern Wing of the Russo-Polish Rattle Front.

GERMANS ACCEPT ALLIES DEMAND COAL DELIVERIES   THREAT OF OCCUPATION oF RUHR CAUSES TEUTONS TO COME ACROSS

a - a 1 TAKING] STOCK “SUBSCRIPTIONS   Pair Proposition, is Getting the’ At‘ tention of. the Boosters,

TARING STOCK SUBSCHIPTIONS.   Pair Proposition is Getting the At ' tention of the Boosters,

WHAT ABOUT KANSAS?  I. D. Graham Gives Some Inter esting History About Sun I flower State

‘WHAT. ABOUT -KANSAS?    Ve essen Rh SRN ES TRA RS Re?  I. D. Graham Gives Some Interesting History About Sun' flower State

WHA r JAB ABOUT KANSAS?   I. D. Graham Gives Some Interesting History About Sunflower State

Men's Spring Suits Just arrived Ertz & Joseph   @® Thaw Simle af  sueeuaert«

WOODBURY TAKES ROOSEVELT’S 30!   Former New Hampshire Legis lator Appointed Assistant Secretary Of Navy.

NAME WOODBURY FOR NAVAL POS]   IS CHOSEN TO SUCCEED FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT  Former Member of New Hampshire Legislature Has Always Taken Interest in Naval Affairs,

APPOINTS NEW NAVY OFFICIAL    President Wilson Filis Post Made Va  cant by the Resignation of Frage i An D. Rooseveit.

NEW HAMPSHIRE MAN TO SUCCEED F. D. ROOSEVEL!   President Appoints Gor. don Woodberry Assistant  Secretary of Navy

NAMES ROOSEVELT'’S SUCCESSOR   Gordon Woodbury, of New Hamp shire, New Naval Assistant.

TO NORTHERNER   Gordon . Woodbury of Nev Hampshire Named Assistimt  “Seerotary ‘of the Navy...

‘WOODBURY NAMED   Succeeds Frauklin ‘D. Roosevelt as Seeretary of Navy ©

WHEAT TRADE [a GIVEN FREEDOM   War Rule Since August. 1917 Ceases Operations Today.

LID GOES OFF TODAY CAN TRADE IN WHEA'   Speculators Come Back to Business After Three Years’ Lay-off Under War Law.

Under War Rale Since August, 1917, Dealings in Futures Are Agwain Allowed.

WHEAT FUTURES TO BE RESUMED   Trading on Grain Exchange After Long Spell Starts Up Today.

CHANGE AWAITS GONG 10 PEAL IN FUTURES TRADE   3rokers Begin Selling Wheat on Future Delivery  Today   ‘IT CLOSED SINCE 1917   GOVERNMENT WAR ORDER TOOK RISK BY DECREEING CASH PUSINESS

WHEAT EXCHANGE 10 REOPEN TODAY   WAR-TIME RESTRICTIONS ON CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE FINALLY ARE LIFTED.

IMPORTANT MATTER “TO BE SETTLED BY. ~THELEARUE COUNCIL   Provisions of Article XVI tc Discussed and Weapons For Interriational Financial And: Economical. Blockade to Be Decided:‘Upon.:  -

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE ADVOCATE SOLDIER BONUS   Caucus Votes to Accept American Legion’s Plan.

REPUBLICANS OF HOUSE 10 BACK SHLDIFS BONUS   Come Out Sauarely for Meas. ure After Secretary Houston ; Declares Oppesition.

FOR SOLDIER RELIEF      Republican House Caucus is Against Delay

REPUBLICANS FOR AMERICAN LEGION PLAN OF RELIEF   House Members Refuse 141 to 49 to Postpone Action Indefinitely.

REPUBLICANS STAND FOR BONUS PLAN   HOUSE, MEMBERS COME OUT FOI LEGION SOLDIERS’ PELIEF PROPOSAL   JPPOSED BY SEC. HOUSTO   Secretary of Treasury Against An‘ Bonus, No Matter How it May Be Financed.

G. 0. P. VOTE 141 10.49, STAND PAT FOR VETS BONUS   PARTY CAUCUS SHOWS HOUSE REPUBLICANS FOR BONUS AND IMMEDIATE ACTION.

INSIST ON SOLDIER RELIEF   Repeblican Hoese Cascus Comes Oat Sqearciy in aFver ef ° Legtsiatien.

HOUSTON THINKS VETS" BONUS NOT GOD THING, NOW   [Tt WOULD MEAN INFLATION   MORE TAXES NEEDED TO MEET EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT

HOUSTON OPPOSES” ~ SOLDIER BONUS   However Money Were Raised Conse” quences: Would bo Serious ‘to

REPUBLICANS 10 SUPPORT AMERICAN LEGION PLANS   House Caucus Votes to Give Soldier Additional Compensation on Basis of Time Spent in Service.

HOUSE GOP ENDORSES PLAN OF LEGION   Relief Legislation For the Work War Veterans is Acted on Favorably in Party Caucus.

OPPOSES ARMY BONUS   Secretary Houston Sends Let. ter to Fordney

REPUBLICANS BACK RELIEF FOR SOLDIER   Caucus Endorses. Enactmen As Advocated. by Members of American Legion

Thinks Congress. Should Mus. ter its Efforts. on: Raising  ~ Money For the Gravgnt-§ Ex engac. wee

HOUSE REPUBLICANS FOR SOLDIERS BONUS   CAUCUS COMES OUT SQUARELY FOR PLAN ADVOCATED BY AEMRICAN LEGION.   NO RECORD VOTE iS TAKEN   Secretary Houston States It Would Be _Highly Unfortunate to Place New Obligations on Treasury.

Says More Revenue Is Needed, Not More Spending   HEAVIER TAXES MAY BE NEEDED AT ONCE   Republican Caucus in « Favor of Legion  Measure   G. 0. P. CAUCUS FOR THE LEGION BILL

HOUSTON AGAINST ANY BONUS PLAN   SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD CONCEN TRATE EFFORTS ON RATSING FUNDS TO MEET DEBTS.

REPUBLICANS FIRM FOR LEGION BILL   ecre  CAUCUS IS SOLID FOR RELIEF LEGISLATION—REFUSE TO DELAY ACTION,

HOUSE 6. 0. P. FOR BONUS   American Legion's Fourfold Plan Indorsed by Members In Caucus Last Night.

STATE LOOMS AS BATTLEGROUND OF b. 0. P. CANDIDATES   Possible That State's Choice May Finally Determine Standard Bearer   HARDING HAS FIGHT   Active Contest To Be Made By Three Leading Candidates for Delegates

BUCKEYE STATE MAY BE SCENE OF BATTLE THAT WILL DECIDE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN

FARIANS APTACK JRWS.      Mob of. Chiistians Raids Coffee Houses in Ruadape

DEALER TODAY   H. B. Rhodes of Evanston Ill., Killed When He Refused to Halt.

Attorney-General Prepares (a Substitute and Joins With Gompers in Fighting the Sterling and Graham Plans   Such a Law Mieht Serve to Prevent Election by People of President. According 10 Views Given by Labor Chief

(TI-SEDITION . BILLS OPPOSED      Attorney General Against Two, Samuel Gompers Attacks a Third, the Davey Bill

CCNATE HEARS  nul SENATOR       -clect Delivers Address This Afternoon.  Dr2s def   THE SEXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS OPENED   cieg of Both Houses Packed to Overflowing.      Cemmiztee Named To Calf,on President Wilson and Inform  Him Formally of Opening of Congress—Adjournment.

OHid LAD FOUND IN CALIFORNIA LEFT LAST NQY.   Paul Hopping, of Williamsburg Ohio, Taken Into Custody   Marine Who Abducted Him is Under Arrest

WOMAN IS BURNED AT ALTLAND HOUSE   Dress of Mrs. Flora Lochman Ignites at Furnace in Basement of Abbottstown Hote! —Rushed to Hospital.

MARKET WAS MORE BUOYANT   Automobile Shares Lead List with a Gain of 8 Points.   LIBERTY BONDS WERE AGAIN WEAK

MORE BUOYANT   Automobile Shares Lead List with a Gain of 8 Points.   LIBERTY BONDS WERE AGAIN WEAK

HEADQUARTERS OF © BOTH PARTIES CONDEMN THE ATTACK   (ON SENATOR HARDING'S ANCES. PRY CIRCULATED LAST DAY OF CAMPAIGN

20,000,000 CHICKS DIE IN INDIANA EACH YEAR   FARMERS LOSE MILLIONS 01 DOLLARS, SAYS EXPERT— PREVENTABLE

SIGNS PLEA AS DEATH NEARS   3 Other Murderers Join in Plea for “Another Chance.”   WILLING TO ATONE, LETTER DECLARES

Convicted Slayer Of Canton Detective Signs Letter From Death Cell   DECLARES HE IS NOT ‘CRIMINAL AT HEART’   ‘Four Men Awaiting Electrocu * ~ +s tion Say They Will Atone  If Pardoned

DAVTON STIL WATACS       Strom Car Strike Sein in Jefiece With Littl Prospec. af Setulonent.

DAYTON WALKING STRIKE STILL ON   Street Car Men Are Firm Ip Demand For Inerease Of 40 Cents An Hour

IMPORTANT RULING MADE BY RAILWAY LABOR BOARD   Workers Having Grievances Must Deal With Employers Before Appealing.

HEARING DENIED RAIL OT RIKER UF JERSEY GIT   Labor Board Ruling Requires Workmen to First Seek Settlement With Employer

FIRST MUST TRY TO Gt RELIEF FROM EMPLOYERS  Pe  * ¥ . on   Cummins Law Prevents Action By Federal Labor Body.

JERSEY OUTLAWS ENED HEARING   ‘THIRD WEEK OF STRIKE OPENS WITH STRIKERS RAPIDLY LOSING CONTROL

NEW RAILROAD WAGE BOARD RULES THAT ‘APPEALS MUST FIRST BE MADE To RAIL. ROAD. HEADS   STRIKE LEADER “GAGGED’   New Jersey Outlaw Strikers Are Re. fused an Opportunity to Present Their Case—Rule is Based on €sch-Cummins Rail Law

STRIKERS IN EAST A DENIED HEARING   RAIL BOARD REFUSES TO HEAL GRIEVANCES UNTIL AFTER THEY GO BEFORE EMPLOYERS —

CAR FELL      More Than a Dozen Persons Injured: When New York Trains Crashed

HUMAN-LADEN CAR TOPPLES TO PAVEMENT   Wrecked Passenger Falls to Street—-Many are Injured.

ELEVATED CAR FELL   More Than a Dozen Persons Injured. When New York Trains Crashed

hrsenic Said to to Have Been  set into the Biscuits and ‘ Given. Guests.—Waiters are Under Arrest Charged With Camoalictiy.

FIVE NEGROES CHARGED WITH POISONING GUESTS - AT GREENVILLE HOTEL   Arsenic Said to Have Been Put into the Biscuits and Given Guests.—Waiters are  ‘Under Arrest Charged With Complicity. —

CALLS PORCH ::: LISTENING POST   Says His Own Efforts Will Bi to Bring Honorable”. ~. Peace, ES      HARDING REFUSES REPLY

GUVERNOR COX GONTINUES 10 POUND 6.0. P.   Next President Talks to Wisconsin Audience Today of Slush Fund.   REPUBLICAN TREAS. FRED UPHAM FLAYEL   The Candidate is Schedulec for Five Addresses Today.

GOVERNOR COX IN MARION, OHIO   Democratic Candidate Wil Speak in Harding’s Home Town- ‘

GOK SPEAKING IN WISCONSIN STATE   Denounnce Special Interests and Gives Statement for the League.

GOVERNOR COX SPEARS IN KENOSHA AND MILWAUKEE   CONTINUES POUNDING OF (REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CONTTIRIRITTPIANS   VIST7TS STATE FATR   Hays and Harding Are Ques. tioned on Money and Tagnve_

GOV. COX MAKES 16 TALKS IN ONE DAY ON MICHIGAN TRIP   First Day. of Campaign Tout Busy One; Will Speak Twice. at Milwaukee Today.. «  SOMEONE IS LYING, COX ~ = : CHALLENGE TO HAYS   Governor in Milwaukee Speech Calls on G. 0..P. Chairman to Discharge Upham..

EITHER UPHAM OR HAYS LIED ABOUT FUND ASSERTS COX   Hays Either a Perjurer or Upham a Falsifier Asserts Democratic Candidate   ASKS HARDING QUESTION   Wants to Know if Opponent I: Opposed to U. S. Having Moral Obligation

COX CARRIES FIGHT ONG. 0, P. FUNDS INTO BADGER STATE   Democratic Candidate is Sched ‘wed ‘to Deliver Five Ad‘dresses in Milwaukee   HAS QUESTIONS FOR: HARDING . ON. SUBSTITUTE FOR LEAGUI   Governor Praises Wisconsin a: - First Progressive State

HAYS, HARDING GRILLED BY CO!   Governor Questions Chairmar About Finances, Candidate About Foreign Stand.

COX IN MILWAUKEE 10 MAKE SPEECHES TODA      Demooratié Nominee Stovs. Brief ly in Chicago on Way to Wisconsin.   WiLL HOLD CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS 'TONIGH'      Half Dozein Speeches. Scheduled for His Trip Through  ’ Southam Michigan.   ESTABLISHES NEW RECORD!   Plans to Discuss League of Na tions and Republican Cam. . paign Funds,

COX IN MILWAUKEE; CONTINUES ATTACKS ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Democratic Candidate Charges Hays or Upham Are False.

PERTINENT QUESTIONS TO REPUBLICAN LEADEF   Asks Senator Harding Concerning Stand on League of Nations and Moral Obligations in International Relatiane.ffieries Hays.

COX HAMMERS — G. 0. P. LEADERS   HAYS IS A PRRIURER OR UP. HAM ISA LIAR HE SAYS.   REPEATS HIS CHARGE   FIVE SPEECHES S WERE ON HIS SCHEDULE FOR TODAY. —   He Will Return to Chicago to Spend Seuday hen: Continue on Tour. , hrough the" West.

GOVERNOR COX IN MILWAUKEE TODA’   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ARRIVED THIS MORNING FROM KALAMAZOO, MICH.

COX GOES {NTO WISCONSIN ON WESTERN TOUR   Continues Hammering on   Republican Campaign Fund and Defend  ing League.

Hit DUTY TG HIRE TREASURER, GOVERNOR SAYS   Continua! Round of Entertainment Scheduled for Milwaukee Visit   CANDIDATE POUNDING AT CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Nominee Hurls Guestions at Harding on Hague . Tribunal Plans

COX HURLS QUESTIONS: IN WISCONSIN SPEECH TO) SENATOR HARDIN   Soviet Forces Driven Back

EITHER UPHAM 1S & PERJURER OR HAYS A FALSIFIER SAYS GOVERNOR COX IN i MILWAUKEE SPEECH       Democratic Candidate. Has Checked Pertinent In_terrogatories Up to.  . Harding

COX SETS NEW SPEECH RECORD   *DELIVERS SIXTEEN SPEECHES ON ONE DAY OF TOUR  “Speaks in Milwaukee Today on West~ ern Swing—Asks Harding to Reply  ta Onecstions on Learne.

WEALTHY MAN HELD INSANE   John William O'Bannon of New York, Worth $15,000,000, Adjudged Mentally Incompetent.

GENERAL STRIKE WW ~ FRANCE 1S FEARED   Railroad Extremsits Are’. Attempting to Bring - “Out. all Trades in the ‘May Da  -Stfikes-and-t be-Genoral-F teeti’ Elias Wintel Cees int ;

LARSEN UUKKENYONDE Nt SAYS 1t OVERSHADOWS ALL  BIGGEST RALLOT IN HISTOR) OF THE STATE 18 ASSURED ” ES NOVEMBER

;  HEAVY VOTE EXPECTED TO BE RECORDED. THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN IN Novemere

POLICE ARE HOT ON TRAIL OF MURDER SUSPECT   van and Woman Wanted For Philadelphia Killing Near Capture   ?olice Hot On Trail Which Leads Through Wheeling, W. Va.

AUTO OF SLAIN PHILADELPHIA _ MANUFACTURING AGENT IS FOUND IN WHEELING GARAGE   Detectives Go Fo West Virginia In Hope of Arresting Murderers of Henry T. Pierce, Who Was Beaten To Death In Rear of Office In Quaker City.

ADTO OF HENRY T. PEIRCE, MURDERED PHILADELPHIA MAN, HAS BEEN ‘FOUND. :

FAAMER KILLED BY NEGRO FARM HAND   POSSE NOW SCOURING Woops FOR ALLEGED MURDERER OF AGED ARKANSAS PLANTER.

SEARCH FOR DARKHORSE AS DEADLOCK GOES 0)   Big Three Camps. Make Desperat« Efforts to Head Off Opnonents in Demo Race.

JAP SITUATION. BETTER      Interest’ Shown by Peers in Interna: tional Cabip ‘Conference.

JAPAN-AMERICA SITUATION EASES: TOKIO RELIEVED   Progress Gained Ir Dis cussions; Radicals  Good Humored.

Evidence of Confidence of Jap‘anese Officials in Negotiations with United States Dis-places. Pessimism

TWENTY THOUSAND AEDS CAPTURED REPORT QEGLARES   KIGHTEEN BOLSHEVIKE REGIMENTS SAID TO HAVE BEEN VIRTUALLY DESTROYED

SETTLED MEX MINE STRIKE   Men Accepted. Govern. _ment’s Terms and ' Return to Work

MEXICAN MINER RETHAN 10 WORK   REPORTED TO HAVE ACCEPTED GOVERNMENT'S 20 PERCENT WAGE MIKE

MINE STRIKE   Men Accepted. Govern. *ment’s Terms and Return to Work

MEXICAN STRIKERS AGAIN DIG COAL   Return to Work in Coahuila State.

IA. Mexican Coal   Strike Ended Today   Miners Return ¢6 Worl on ‘erm: Propostq by the Mexican Govern ment,

DHINESE PROBLEMS ARE MORE SEVERE THAN IN ALL PAST HISTORY OF THE RATION   Cholera Stalks Everywhere and Inhabitants Are Living Off the Husks of the Land—Many Will Starve This Winter.

CHOLERA MAKING RAVAGES AMONG CHINESE PEOPLE   Famine and Cholera Situation in Far East Menacing to Entire Population.

YOUTHS IMPLICATED IN THEFT ARRESTED: LOOT OVER MILLION   Four Of Five Bandits Be lieved Responsible Ap¢ prehended.

$1,000,000 OF SECURITIES OF LOOT IN MAL CAR ROBBERY  Found in Lake Near Conneil Blafis—   Found in Lake Near Council Blaffs— Five Youths Arrested.

MAIL CAR LOOT FOUND IN LAKE; DRAC:FOR MORI   Three Said to Have Con  fessed: to Part in Omaha. LIAtd ain.

Over Million Dollars In Secur ities Stolen from Omahi Mail Train Found In Lak Near Council Bluffs.

MILLION OF STOLEN LOOT IS RECOVERED   Securities are Found in e Near Council Bluffs, Ia.

CHICAGO YARD MEN WANT BACK   MAKING OVERTURES TO THE RAILWAY MANAGERS FOR REINSTATEMENT,

OUTLAW YARD MEN TO GO BACK   Provided Railway Wage Board Wil Take Up Case and Men Get Old Jobs

Striking Switchmen Ready to Return to Work at Chicago if Granted Their Senior Rights

METHOD IS EFFECTIVE   Hot Water Treatment to Control Loose Smut Tried on Two Farms With Splendid Results.

TREATMENT OF SEED WHEAT SUCCESSFUL   Hot Water_ Method_ to_ Conirol ' Loose Smut is Proving  Satisfactory.   Directors of Farmers’ Association Will Meet to Discuss Establishing of Treating Station.

SIX KILLED,   Fatal Crossing Accident at Bremen, Sunday Froning.

SIX KILLED WHEN EXPRESS HiT: — JITNEY BUS ©   Husband of One of the Dead Women Is Probably Fatally Injured and Pauchter Dangerously Hurt.

SIX KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS JUTNE!   Seventh Person Believed Fatally Hurt In Crash at Bremen Sunday Night —QOne Man Unindentified.

MacSWINEX 15 REPORTER WORSE  ais ROC ec NRC eigen: seem eR renee

LIFE PROLONGED.   Writ of Supersedeas Granted in Case of Magn Condemned to Die.

SHIPS TO PRIVATE OWNERS   Plas ‘to Tarn Over Government owned Craft for a Period of Ten Years.

MERCHANT MARINE 1d NECESOARY FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE   Senate Would Transfer Govern: ment Craft to Private Intaractc.   SEEKS NEW TRADE ROUTES

THREE ALLEGED BANK ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT      Captures Are Made in and Near Sedan, Kan.—Said to Be Wanted For Many Crimes,

NEW PEACE RESOLUTION.   Mild Reservationist Senator Intro. duces It Today.

HAS NEW PEACE RESGLUTION   Senator McCumber, “Mild Reserva. tionlat,” Offers Substitute Plan in Treaty Fight,

OFFERS EXTEND GERMANS TIME   Germans Have Asked for 1 Months Time to Disarm

GIBBONS OPENS SESSION WITH  PRAYER THAT PROCEEDINGS BE MARKED BY HARMONY, CONCORE  

Cardinal Gibbons’s Prayer Opening Today’s Session of the Convention

,ARDINAL GIBBONS ASKS DIVINE AID AT CONVENTICI   Prelate Opens Today’s Sessior of Meeting With Prayer

: Prayer by ;  * Cardinal Gibbons $  ole alle cle alle cle dhe choke £2 kh Reha hh

“UNLESS THE LORD BUILD THE HOUSE THEY LABOR IN VAIN THAT BUILD IT,’

12. NEW OFFICIALS TO COME TO STATEHOUSE   Owe Democrat and Eleven Republi” cans To Retire.   CHANGES TO BEGIN DEC. 1

OLIVER FIRST OF NEW OF-~FIGERS TO ASSUME POST   Wilk Succeed Otto [4. Kiauss As State Auditor On December First

WOOD IN FAVOR OF LODGE MODIFICATIONS   Republican Presidential Aspirant Answers Borah on His Treaty Attitude.

WOOD FAVORS WORLD LEAGUE   General Makes Henly io Questions Put to Him hy Senator Borah,

People Favor Modifications, Says Republican Candid- _ "ate for President.   REPLIES TO QUESTION PUT BY SEN. BORAH   General Favors Same Foreign Policy Which Promotes U. S. Interests.

LODGE MODIFIED PLAN IS APPROVED BY LEONARD WOOL   Fatons ACCEPTANCE O LEAGtE WITH PROPER HESPRVATIONS   REPLYS 70 SENATOR BORA   Declares People Have Already Tadi cuted They Are im Paver of Covenant if Policies Are safeguarded

LEONARD WOOD FAVORS LODGE RESERVATIONS   AND BELIEVES TREATY SAFE GUARDED BY THEM CAN SAFELY BE PASSED   Tells Borah He Is In Favor Of Well Established Foreign Policy Of This Government.

URGES LODGE RESERVATIONS,   Wood Favors Leaguc of Nations as Rfeutities

GEN. WOOD FAVORS THE RESERVATIONS OFFERED BY LODGE   Woula Accept League of Nation! with Those Safeguards, He Tells Senator Borah.

WOULD ACCE?T LEAGUE WITH LODGE RESERVATIONS   Gen. Wood Replies te Request of Senator Borah for Views of Presidential Candidates.

"JOCEPT LEAGUE hi MODIFIED; PEOPLE can IT” SAYS WIDE   General Election Not Necessary Presidential Candidate’s Reniv to Borah.   “PUBLIC FAVOR IS CLEAR’   Treaty With Reservations Doe: Not Impair Our Foreign Policy, He Says.

GENERAL WOOD FAVORS LODGE RESERVATIONS   Presidential Candidate Tells Bo rah People of Country Favor League of Nations.

WOOD’S POSITION ON tREALY AND LEAGU!   Borahs Request For Views of A tesidenual Candidates, Gen"ral Wood Declares For immediate Ratilication With Existing Lodge Reservations

WOOD ANNOUNCES ~ STAND ON TREAT)   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR — NOMINATION FAVORS LODGE RESERVATIONS.

EXPECTED IN ~~ GA, PRIMARY   Primaries Also Are Held 1 Wisconsin and Anzona Today.

‘GEORGIA WILL ELECT . SENATOR AND GOVERNOF   American Legion Posts Denounce Records of Watson and Hardwick — Women Not Allowed to Vote in the Primary.

ONY oINIOTER MOVE BACKS UP PLAN OF LABOR   Poindexter Assails Program of Federation to Enter Coming Campaign.   Avers Leaders, Grown Rich Through Tribute, Behind Political Game.

LEADERSHIP OF A. F. L. ASSAILED BY POINDEXTER   Seeks to Set Up “Government Within Government,” He Says   LABOR HAS ITS RIGHTS   But Has No Power to Throttle Transportation of Nation, He  Tells Utica Republicans

NS OF LABOR LEADERS FLAYED   Poindexter Says Sinister Movement is Behind Scheme.   SENATOR TALKS AT UTICA   Declares Union “Chiefs Have Grown Powerful by Contributions They Have Levied—— Claims Farmers and Labor. ing Men Will Not Follow Mistaken Leadership.

POINDEXTER fo AFRAID LABOR HAS DESIGNS   ASSERTS SMALL COTERIE OI! THE LEADERS HAVE GROWN FAT ON THE OTHERS.   But Is Sure The Farmers And Laborers Will Not Follow Mistaken Leadership.

POINDEXTER SAYS LABOR ACTS WITHIN ITS RIGHTS   ‘Public Must Protect Itself at Ballot Box, as Labor Plans to Do, He / Declares.

SENATOR SAYS AUTOCRACY BY FEW IS-AIMED   Poindexter Declares Sinister Movement of Small Coterie Seeks to Form a “Government Within the Government.”

SMALL COTERIE LABOR LEADERS SEEKING POWER   American Federation of Labor Subect of an Attack by Senator Poindexter of Washington.   ONE OF THE PERILS NATION MUST FACE

Poindexter Denounces Labor’s Effort to Erect “Government Within Government” in U. §

‘GOVERNMENT WITHIN GOVERNMENT CHAREE   POINDEXTER: ASSAILS- ‘Bi F. “OF L POLITICAL PLANS BEFORE “REPUBLICAN CLUB. ~ .

INDEXTER SEES PLOT OF BIG LABOR CHIEFS TO RULE NATION   LU TOCRACY OF DEMAGOGUES PLANS TO GRASP HELM .   LABOR DEMANDS RIGHT TO WAGE CIVIL WAR UPON, REST OF COMMUNITY WHENEVER IT WISHES TO ENFORCE ITS SELFISH DEMANDS &

SINISTER PLA IS SEEN BEHIND MOVE OF LABOR TOCONTROLU.S   ‘Government Within s Government,’ Says Poindexter.   LEADERS SEEK AN AUTOCRACY   “Would Put Wholc People Under Their Yoke.”

SINISTER MOE “OF SMALL COTERIE OF LABOR LEADERC   is Behind American Federation’s Announced Political Plan, Says Poindexter.   NO QUESTION OF RIGHT BY WAY OF BALLOT BOX   Would be an Evil Day for United States, However, and Most of All for Labor Itself, if Any Class Should Succeed in Any Such Program as Has Reen Outlined,

SINISTER MOTIVES CAST BEHIND PLAN OF LABOR, CHARGE   SENATOR POUNBEATER SCOREPROPOSED FIGHT BY A. F. OF L.

LABORS POLITICAL PLANT (9 FLAYED BY POINDEXTER   Declares Federation Leaders Aim to Set Up Government Within a Government.   SAYS THE IDEA IS OBNOXIOUS   Its Success Would be an Evil Day for Nation and Labor Itself, He Asserts.

Washington. Senator Declares Small Coterié  Are Endeavoring to Establish Government Weithin Gacrenmont

Senator Poindexter Attacks Labor’s Plan  to Control Congres:   Republican Presidential Cand date Says Unions’ Action a Sinister Motive.

LABOR LEADER  ‘PLAN REGIME OF OWN, 15 CHARGE OF POINDEXTER   Plan to Set up ‘Government Within a Government” By Electing a Congress Favorahle to Workinemen,   RANK AND FILE WILL NOT FOLLOW CHIEFS   Washington Senator Says Mass of Those Who Toil Will Not Be Led Astray Ry Iinwise  eadership,

BULD ATTACK ON LABOR PROGRAM   Sinister Move of Small Coterie of Leaders  SEEN BY POINDEXTER   Candidate for Presidential Nomination Analyzes Political Manifesto of American Federation of Labor—Effort to Set Up Government Within Government

COMPLETING PLANS FO FUNERAL   “xpected Body of MeSwiney Will Be Turned Gver to Relatives of Deceased

MAC SWINEY FUNERAL PLANS BEING MADE   Body: Will Be Removed" to .. Cathedral.

RELATIVES PLAN MAYOR’ FUNERAL   Expected Body Will be Turner Over to Them Following Autopsy.   Loroner’s Jury Says Deatt Due to Heart Fai'ure and Acute Delirium.

JAPAN WILL AWAIT ACTION OF AMERICA BEFORE SHE DISARM   Action Held Off Until the U. 3. Joins the League.

FORMER INDIANAPOLIS MAN 1S MURDERED   Police Seek To Solve Sensational Murder of William C. Bryan At Chicago.

BIG MURDER MYSTERY Ih WINDY CITY   Prominent business man held for killing William GC. Bryan   (HEIR WIVES DISCUSS 1   Both victim and alleged slayer said to have been drinking

MURDER MYSTERY  SURRCLNONG DEATH OFW-C-BRYAN, SHOT BY CHICAGO BROKER   Drinking Bouts End in Tragedy That Is + Unexplained   WOMAN IN CASE "BEING SOUGHT   Wives of Two Men Tell Queer Stories;—Police Baffied for Glue to Untangle the Web

OFFERS PEACE TO U. S.   TWO REPORTS ON PROPOSAL BY SOVIET RUSSIA.   ‘Japan and Roumania Said to Be In. cluded—No Information Received in Washington.

PEACE IS OFFERED BY RUSSIAN SOVIET   London Hears of Proposal Made to the U. S.   Effort Aico Made by the Soviet to Set. tle Affairs With Japan and Roumania.

YOUTH CONFESSES BURNING $800,000 N LIBERTY BONDS   Police Search For Taxi Driver With Part Of Big Loot

$1,500,000 IN LOOT SOUGHT IN OMAR!   ‘Taxi Driver, Believed to Have Part of Money Stolen From Fast Mail Train.

BLAST PROBE BY U. S.   OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON AWAIT AGENTS’ REPORT.   Men in Authority Decline to Discuss Explosion Pending Receipt of OFficial Information,

U. S. OFFICIALS ARE PROBING BOMB CASE   Washington Officials Await Report From Agents in N. Y.   Pending Receipt of Such Reports Mes in Authority Decline to Discuss Explosion. ;

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS IS URGED DN. GOV. HOBBY   Resolution to Tthat Effect 1 Introduced and Referred to Committee.

ASK TROOPS  BE WITHDRAWN   Resolution Introduced in House Goes to State Affairs Committee

HEADS CATHOLIC SCHOOL MEN   Reverend ‘Sheehan those to Lead  Pduecational Association.

FOOD TS SCARCE IN DUBLIN; CONSTABLES PATROLING STREETS   arocery Stores Open Only a Few Hours Today; One Man Shot

IRISH GENERAL STRIKE "APPARENTLY. SUCCEEDS IN ACCOMPLISHING END   Ten of ‘Hunger Strikers’ Given Freedom; Number Expected . to Die of Starvation

A STORY OF GOAL      EVERYBODY ;DISCLAIMING RES. /PONSIBILITY FOR HIGH COST.         One Big Coricern Shows 3920 Selling Price Under. S8a Ton.

A OlORY OF GOAL   EVERYBODY DISCLAIMING Ibs. PONSIBILATY FOR HIGH COST.   One Big Concern Shows 1920 Selling Price Under 83 a Ton,

HOBSON SEEKS COX STATEMENT   Effort Made ta Obtain Nomincc: Stand on Prohibitiea Issue in Country

COX ASKED FO DEFINE PROHIBITION ISSUL   SAYS HE INTENDS TO ANSWER THE QUESTION WITHOUT DODGING THE ISSUE

ASKED BY HOBSON. HOW BE STANDS, BAYS HE WiLL MAKE CLEAR STATEMENT.   URGED BY DRYS TO STATE WHETHER HE FAVORS 4NCREASING ALCORGLIC CONTENTS,

Hobson Asks Gov. Cox to Make Known His Position On Prohibition Question

HOBSON ASKS COX 10 DECLARE HIMSEL   Democratic Candidate Must Mak Clear His Position on the Prohibition Issue,

COX IS ASKED 10 DEFINE POSITION   Richard P. Hobson, Dry Leader Requests Statement From the Democratic Nominee   COX TO CONFER WITH WILSON

HUGOUN AaKa MIAN 1D JECLARE  STAND   Nominee Indicates He Will Not Sidestep When He  Answers Wire

Hobson Says Cox Can “Save Party Votes’ ,  Eos at      HARDING BUSY

HOBSON WANTS TO KNOW IF COX IS WET OR ORY   Democratic Nominee Declares He Will Not Dodge the Issue.

GOV. COX QUIZ _ANENT LiQuOR FROM HOBSON   ‘Hobson Asserts That Cox  Wrote Him He Is Opposed  ‘to Increase of. Over One.  Half of One Per Cent.

EXPLOSIVE. SOCKS — WRECK. HIS. HOME   ‘Viewing ‘Man’ Starta eStats 3 Out Fire and Stocking ‘Blows Up! Police » Doubt - Fruth ‘of  ‘Story,

ANY PORT IN A STORM.   This Man's Excuse Teco Extempe: orunceus! to be Good. ~-

$350,000 FIRE AT PITTSBURGH,   Two Buildings in Wholesale Produce District Are Destroyed.

HARDING PLANNING NO BARNSTORMING, WILL HAYS SAYS   CHAIRMAN SAYS NOMINEE WILL LIKELY G0 NO FARTHER WEST THAN OMAHA.

NO HARDING “BARNSTORMING”   Hays Doubtful Whether Candidate Will Go West of Omaha.

HANDING NOT TE BARNS TORM U0, 6.   Chairman Hays Says Plans Have not Been Changed on Speaknig Tour.   COX’S VOICE IS FAILING

BARNSTORMING WILL BE TABOO   With Exception of New York, Ome Speech im a State Is te be  pa Harding’s Rule   Declares Issue Is Solely Law En forcement and He Will Support All of Nation’s Laws

NO “BARN STORMING” IN HARDING’S PLANS      CHAIRMAN WILL HAYES ANNOUNCES THAT REPORT OF COAST TO COAST TRIP IS ERROR

HAYS DECLARES BARN STORMING NOT CONSIDEREL   One Speech 4o a Stale is Pro. gram Outlined For Senator Harding  Insists No Change Made In Original Plans For Speaking Tour

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TC MAKE TRIPS   Hays Tells of Speaking Tour to be Made by Senator Harding.

AGREED ON A PLAN VE FOR BOY ACTIVITY   Y. M. CG. A, Boy Seout and .D: Molay Organizations to Continue Intact

AGREED ON A PLAN  FOR BOY ACTIVITY   ‘WOULD MAKE Y. M. C A. BUILDING CENTEK O@¢ ALL BOY WORK   ee,  Y. M. C. A, Bey Scout and D2 Molay Organizations to Continue Intaet   Highly Trained Executive Is Sought to Have Overs ght on <All Activities

TWO YOUTHS IN CUSTODY HERE   ERNA GREEN BOYS TOOK AUTOMOBILE OF FATEER OF ONE TO SEE THE WORLD.   STRANDED WITHOUT MONEY

ESOEA TOURING CAR ABANDONED OW ROAD   TWO STRANGERS HELD HERE PENDING INVESTIGATION OF . THEFT OF CAR.

BOMBS ARE USED IN JANITORS’ WAI   ee  Hurled at Chicago Apartments Whar Non-Union Men Were Employat  --Janitors Go on Strike,

JANITOR STRIKE IN CHICAGO ON   VILOENCE BREAKS OUT 1!) CITY; BOMBS THROWN AT APARTMENTS,

ASQUITH CALLS FOR GRANTING IRISH LIRERT)   ‘Mayor MacSwiney On_ th Fifty-Fourth Day Of His Strike.   NOT ALARMED   Former Premier ~ Declares Two Conditions Govern Irish Solution.

ASQUITH DEMANDS QUIGK SOLUTION DF VRISH TANGLE   Urges Dominion Home Rule Be Put In Effect Instantly   LAUGHS AT FEARS   ‘Declares He's Not Afraid Of ‘Irish Republic’  Specter

mACSWINEY STILL LIVING   Former Premier Asquith in Letter to Times Calls upon England to Give Ireland Her Independence.   DUBLIN RAIDS

EIGHT HELD IN BAIL.   Fourteen B, R. T. Strikers Were Arrested for Alleged Attack,

pharged With-Theft of Merchandise Fd Goats Valued at Thousands “inter Home --

WOMAN STOLE GOODS ~ CONSIGNED ABROAD   New York Police Find Over $25, 000 Worth of Materia! Taken by ruckman’s Wife.

ITALIAN COAL 10 TIMES OUR PRICE   THE ENORMOUS PRICES OF ALI NECESSITIES SEVERE OH ON COUNTRY’S RETURN TO PROSPERITY,.

PEACE FIGHT DUE THURSO   Leaders in House Round Up Forces for Vote to End War.

VOTE FRIDAY ON HOUSE PLAN TO DEGLARE PEACI   Absent Congressmen Netified to Return to Washington in Time to Be Recorded.   ‘iy the Aseoriated? Preen!

REPUBLICANS SURE HOUSE WILL PAS PEAGE RESOLUTION   et PRORTE MS ‘1.4m SENATE A=) WILE TAKE SEIMELAR ye TION,   SOLID VOTE 1S PREDICTED   if Passes and Signed Ty Presiden American Soldiers In Germans fan fe Returned Heme. hatw Eaplans

REPUBLICANS HOPE TO FORCE PEAGE BY LAW   Declare Intervention By German Mil. itary In Rohr District Is Wholly Unealled bor.   ONE DEMOCRAT HAS) STATED THAT Hk: WOULD VOTE FOR RESOLUTION   Party Leaders Believe That It Will Be Vetoed By the President If It Ever Reabees Him

PREDICT VOTE ThlS W:EK ON END THE WAR MEASURE   Republican Resolution to Be Pushed Tiirough Honse and Senate President May Veto.

JOINT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WAR AT END COMES UP THURSDAY   Leaders of Both Sides Busy Rounding Up Their Forces Monday

LEADERS OF HOUSE DBEBARE FOR FIGHT   Republicans and Nemocrats Round Up Thelr Forces,   ‘TO TAKE UP PEACE ISSUE,

STORM ON LAKE GETo FOCICHTED      Crew of 33 Men Said to Hlave Been on Vessel   SEEN ON SHOALS   Another Vessel Nearby as End Came toa Lake Craft

COKE SHIP BELIEVED. LOST   Grew of Thirty-Three Men, May Have ‘Gone Down With Freighter"

OTEAMER WITH dd ABOARD BELIEVED TQ HAVE SUNK   Light on Steel Freighter Francis J. Wilder Disap;2ars in Height of Storm on Lake  Cemarinre

SPAIN CALLS ARMY OFFICERS   All Absent on Leave Ordered by Spanish Government to Report at Once to Units.

FINE LECTURE   Qn the Troubles of a Merchant   System in Business the FoundationAdvertising Completes the Struc: ture.

BROTHERS FOUND MURDERED   Ona ctl Them Believed to Have Givei Police Tnformaution About Kast Side JHold-up.,

NEW: YORK. TRAGEDY.   Two Bodies ‘Found ‘Believed Victims of Burgtar.

RAID ON POLICE — BARRACKS IN THE ~ TOWN OF MALLOW   Resulted in Fashionable Town Being Ruined In Many Pl aces—Mills, Tow: Hall, Creameries- and Fine Houses De - stroyed. .

IRISH TOWN BURNED BY BRITISHERS   Police Promptly Pay for Attack on Their Barracks.

M. E. CHURGH SCENE OF NEAR DISASTER   Gas Explosion Averted By Quick Closing of Door. One Woman Carried From Building

DISASTER AVERTED TN CHRLISLE GHURGE   ‘MRS. CHARLES ANDERS IS OVER  COME BY ESCAPING GAS— PANIC IS THREATENED

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES DECLARES FOR REVOLUTION   Carranza and Followers Said to be Trying to Effect an Armistice.

CARRANZA IS NOW SEEKING AN ARMISTICE   Revolutionary Movement is Rapidly Spreading Thruout Mexico   REBELS SENSE SCHEME   President i is s Apparently Still In Capital Despite Messave to Contrarv

Rebel Troops Assemble For  Great Drive   Expect To Break Carranza’s Power In Northern Mexico By Attack   REFUGEES ARRIVE AT EL PASO, TEXAS

MEX. CONGRESS Hho RENOUNCED CARRANZA RULE   Advices Reaching El Pasa Say Deputies Declare for Revolution   BELIEVE CARRANZA SEEKING ARMISTICE   REBELS CONTINUE MOVING FROM BORDER UPON MEX. Ico CITY; THIRD TROOF TRAIN LEAVES.

CARRANZA WANTS ARMISTICE WITH REVOLUTIONISTS TO GAIN TIME FOR A GET AWAY   Carranza. Is Beaten and His Overthrow by Obregon Now a Matter of Only a Short Time American Military Ex perts Think.

Dual Married Life — of Hamons Is Told by Nephew’s Wife   Girl Wanted for Shooting of Oklahoma G. O. P.  Committeeman Trailed to Mexico; Is Offered Proposition to Give up to Police; _' Bather Takec Pronosal to Her. ,

4 SUBMARINES — ARRIVE IN PORT   After Battling With the Seas For 3 Week-—(e Still Missing.

FOUR U. 9. SUBS RETURN AFTER BATTLE WITH St!      Been Missing in the Ber  mudas for Nearly a Week

ONE SUB IS STILL MISSING   Four of the Five Storm Tossed U, 5S. War Vessels Reach Port Today,

2 weryy es le S Cae Sins 79 J DeNGe ud 8 34. ag ‘; ory oo ai ; me: t . $0 \ eR Be Sa rs . Moy 20 vie. a] meet i 3 - y int ages

AMERICAR SUBS .  AFE AT LAS}   FOUR OF FIVE MISSSEING SUB MARINES ARRIVE AT HAMPTON ROADS.

THE ARBOR DAY IS PROCLAIMEI   Governor Harding Sets April the 30th, as the Day to Plant Trees.   HONOR SOLDIER DEAD   He Suggests That a Tree or Trees Be Planted in Memory of Boys.

PREVIOUS REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS AND CANDIDATES THEY NOMINATED   SEVEN MEMBERS OF CREW OF EAGLE BOAT DROWNED AS SQUALL HITS VESSEL   ‘ifty-One Survivors Are Picked Up but Remaining Members of Crew  Have Perished

(OFFICERS AND  SEAMEN ARE LOS’   CREW OF THE EAGLE BOAT NO 25 ARE MISSING—THEIR FATE UNKNOWN

SHORT WORKING HOUR WEEK,      To Be Sought at Stata Legislature Séssion for Women.’

SEEK MINIMUM WOMAN'S HOUR      Women's Welfare Organizations Seek Passage of New Law Before Next Legislature.

SENATOR HARDING HAS A BUSY DAY   Celebrates Suffrage Victory This Eve. ning—Speaks at Galion, Ohio, This Afternoon.

HARDING TO SPEAK TO RAILWAY EMPLOYES   ATTENDS CELEBRATION F HONOR OF GRANT OF WOM EN’S SUFFRAGE

HARDING PUTS IN ABUSY DAY   Scheduled to Address Picnic of Erie Railway Employes at Galion, 0., This Afternoon.   HOLDS FEW CONFERENCES   M. T. Herrick, Former Ambassador to France, Outlines Views of European Diplomats

SEN, HARDING MAKES SPEECH ATGALION, 0   Comments on Death O “Tama Jim’ Wilson—  Lauds R. R. Law.

WALL STREET BANKER VISITS MR. HARDING   Emissary of J. P. Morgan < Co. Closeted With Candidate Harding.

ON WOMEN “TO HEAR TALK FROM HARDING   Republican Nominee Will Par ticipate in Celebration    Several Important Conferences On Friday’s Program   Erie Railway Employees To Be Addressed At Galion

MILLION DOLLAR FUND AIMED AT FOR REVOLUTION   Reds’ Leaders Had Raised Fair Part of It When Raids Started   MORE ARRESTS ARE PROMISED BY FLYN}

U0 O00 FR BATTLE OUGHT BY RED LEADERS   Two Hundred Thousand Dol lars of Revolutionary Fund Had Been Collected

DEPORTATION OF RADICALS 10 BE STARTED AT ONCE   RADICAL LEADERS WILL B! HUSTLED BACK TO RUSSIA TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHERS.   MORE RAIDS ARE PLANNED   Campaign to Exterminate Red Menace is Just Sturted—Bolshevist Preeram is Explained to Congressional  Committee. F

COL, ®. 7. BRIGHT HUES AT CAPITAL   Fermer Indiana Newspaper Man an Sergeant-at Arms of Senate Passes Away.

GUL. i, [. BnlGhl IES AT CAPITAL      Fermer Indiana Newspaper Man anc Sergeant-at Arms of Senate Passes Away.

COL. RICHARD J. BRIGHT   Former Prominent Madisonian, Died in Washincoton. D. C.. Last Nicht.

FARMERS FIND THEIR WHEAT COSTS $2.07   Committee, of Which Jefferson County Man is Member, Ascertains  Costs of Farming

GEORGE HACKETT DIES   Well Known Resident Expired Suddenly Saturday

PROPOSE REW PLAN IN STOCK YARDS MUBDL   Would Appoint Trus tees to Dispose of Interests of Packers.

NEW PLAN FOR DISPOSAL PACKER YARD INTERESTS   COURT CONSIDERS TRUSTEES HANDLING YARDS FOR PER1OD OF TWENTY YEARS

FIGHTING IN ASIA   Marash Seriously Endangered Says Telegraph Dispatch.

TURK BOLSHEVIK] TO START WAR   WILL ENTER CONFLICT WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

TURKISH REDS SEEKING POWER   Will Seek to Take Constantin. ople and to Start Holy War Against Great Britain.

TURK BOLSHEVIAI PLAN “HOLY WAR’   Announce They Will Move Against Great Britain In Spring—Young Turks’ Red Army Nears Constantinople.   ESTHONIA AND SOVIET PEACE TERMS OUTLINED   Denmark, Holland and Austria Will Demand Same Conditions as Switzerland in Joining League of Nations.

TURKS THREATEN ° WAR   This Time the veget of Attach is — to lhe Groat Britain.

YOUNG TURKS WILL LEAD RED:ARMY TC — PONSTANT NAP F   Holy War is to.Be Detlared On England Says Report And the Turkish Regime Will be Changed So gs to Retain All Privileges.   BOLSHEVIK] WANT CONTROL   All Factions Called Together In the New Movement.

YOUNG TURKS THREATEN   REPORTED TO HAVE ANNOUNCED HOLY WAR ON BRITISH.   Say They WIL Reach Constantinopic to Throw Out Enemies—Threat Not Taken Seriously.

YOUNG TURKS  THREATEN WAR   HOLY WAR AGAINST BRIT AIN MAY BE LIED BY MUS TAPILA KEMEL,   ]  London Does Not Regard Dan. ger of Attack on Constanti nople Seriously.

HOLY WAR ON BRITAIN “RED TURKS” THREAT   Claim Constantinople Will Soon Be in Their Hands.

Turk Holy Waris To Be Waged On  Britain, Say Reds   Enémies: Soon to ‘Be Thrown Out of Paris, Declares’ Bolsheviki Report.

‘TURKISH REDS THREATEN : HOLY WAR AGAINST BRITAIN STARTING IN THE SPRING

YOUNG TURK RED ARMY. 10 LEAD FIGHT   Will Soon Reach Constaen: tinople Says Dispatch From the East.      will Throw Out Turkieh En emies Seya Report to Lendon Paper

Young Turks Not Taken Seriously   Army Officers at Washington Bo Not Believe Much Danger of Attack on Constantinople.

HOLY WAR AGAINST > GREAT BRITAIN   Turkish Bo! sheviki Ar Announce That It Will Be Undertaken In — the Spring.

BED TURKS ANNCUNGE ANOTHER “nOLY WAR   Say They Will Drive All Unwanted Ones From City Of Constantinople.   TO START IN EARLY SPRING

FOREGADT “HOLY WAR IN oP HIN OAS DISPATCH   Turkish Bolshevik Army Nearing Constantinople and Will Seize City is Claim.   BATTLE FRENCH

WOMEN CANNOT ACT AS XMAS HOSTAGES   Portuguese Refuse To Allow Re spite To Political Prisoners This Year.

“Tallest: Man” Inducted Into Marine Corps Seven Inchee Ahove Other:

TALLEST VU. 8 MARING.   Special Permission Secured To Enlist Denver Man, .  ‘om te

POST IN DEFENat OF OFFICIAL AUTO   He Declares That He Didn’ Violate Letter of the  aw.

POST APPEARS IN HIS OWN BERALF   Dnly 40 of Allens Rounded ui: Favored V.0:eiee, He Says.

ATTAGKS COURSE OF GAMINETT   Mafy Deportation Recommend ations Unlawful, Says, Post...

POST APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE IN HIS OWN BEHALI   Admits Many of F oreigners Arrested Favored Overthrow of Government

POST OPEAKG IN DWN DEFENSE   Assistant Secretary of Labo Says He Obeyed Law Regarding Deportations.

FIVE. THOUSAND AEDS HAVE: JUST THREE WEAPONS   NOT DANGEROUS BUNCH   POST POOHPOOHS IDEA OF REVOLT, SAYS LAW IS WELL OBSERVED

EVERY (CISION MADE ON EVIDENCE   Assistant Secretary Fost Says He Sought to Follow Spiri! and Did Not Viciate Letter of the Law.

RADICALS ADVOCATED. GOVERNMENT SEIZUR   LABOR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL TESTIFIES BEFORE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE.

POST APPEARS IN “HIS OWN BEHAL   Says Only Forty Foreigners Rounded-up Favored Qverthrow of. Goverment

LAW OBSERVED IN REDS’ CASES   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR  POST SAYS HE CANCELLED   DEPORTATIONS LEGALLY

ONLY FEW ALIENS FAVORED VIOLENCE   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LA BOR CRITICISES IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER.

PLACE   Atchison’s  Biggest, Strongest, Oldest Bank Pays  Three and a half  Per Cent on Time Deposits.  Exchange National Bank      Honey!   Honey!

TROOPS ARE ORDERED OUT BY LIGGETT   (0 to Quell Diserder iu Butte, Montana, Mine Strike.

BUILDING TRUST PROBE CARRIED ON   ‘PROMPTERS” AND DEFIANT WITNESSES INTERFERE  WITH HEARINGS. 

HEARING MARKED BY MANY CLASHES   Witness at Alleged Buildin Trust Probe Defiant ant Three Spectators Are Eject. ed for Interrupting.

SYLVIA PANHURST WILL GIVE AID TO BOLSHEVISTS   BriGsh Suffrage Leaders Promises t

RUSS REDS FACE JAPANESE ARMY   Lenine Will Seek to Avoid Clash With Mikado’s Forces in Siberia,   CHINESE AID BOLSHEVISTS.   Success of Poles and Letts tn Drive in Northwest Admitted at Soviet Headquartere — Ukranian Troops Seize Odessa.

- FACE JAPS   Lenine Will Seek to Avoid Clash With Mikado’s Forces in Siberia.   Success of Poles and Letts in Drive in Northwest Admitted at Soviet Headquarters — Ukranian Troops Scize Odessa,

 ‘ GERMANS YIELD WEAPONS   Give Up 750,000 Deadly Firearms as Result of Government’s Appeal.

bove, Suggestion Made By Sen. Edge Folwing Investigation’s End at Dayton; astify Governor “Put Money in Bag,’

EDGESAYS LAW WAS  “VIOLATED   BY COX ADVANCING MONEY TO CAMPAIGN WHILE A CANDIDATE   Declares. Case is Up’ to-the Proseciting Attorney Unthe Corrupt Practices Act

OHIO BANK VICE PRESIDENT   Who Discounted Cox $5,000 Note Testifies Before SénSub-Committee,

SENATE COMMITTEE CONCLUDES PROBE   POMERENE SAYS TESTIMONY HAS NO BEARING ON COX CAMPAIGN. —   Talbot Says He Agreed With Plan for Coalition to Defeat Socialist.

SENATOR EDGE SAYS COX CONTRIBUTIONS ~ VIOLATE OHIO'S COD!   Witness. Testifies. That Co» “Received $5000:in Bag. and’ - . «No -Expenses*Filed:: ~~

SENATORS EDGE AND POMERENE ENE INVESTIGATION   RATHES RESMIRCH COX THAN CERTAIN THE TRUTH, POMERENE CHARGES

NOTAPLE SPEECH BY S'R EDWARD CARSON   Says iy England Cannot Pro tect Ulster Volunteers Will Reorvanize.

COWARD GARSON MAKES ADDRESS   At Celebration of Orangeman’s Day in Belfast  WC MIANCCC AN WwARNnC   Threatens that Ulster will Take Matters Into Her Own Hand: if Government Fails to Give Protection—Town is Heavi. ly Guarded by Soldiers Dur ing Day

ULGTER CELEBRATES OW ORANGEMEN S DAY       ‘GOVERNMENT FAILS TO GOVERN IRELAND, SAYS°CARSON IN , SPEECH AT-BELFAST.

CARSON GRILLS ENGLAND FOR IRISH CONDITIONS; HAS FAILED TO GOVERN   is Firm Against Union With People of the South; He Speaks at a Celebration of Orangemen’s Day.

SIR EDWARD CARSON SAYS ENGLAND FAILED T0 RULE   Unionist Leader In Annual Orangemen's  Day Celebration Address Declares Great. Britain Failed to Govern [reland; Issues Warning That “Ulster Will Take Hand”   NO DISTURBANCES REPORTED

Carson Threatens To Crush Sinn Fein _ With an Ulster Arm;   May Reovgnanize Volunteers and Haut Politheul Murderers— Belfast Heavily Guarded.

Says Government Has Failed to Control Ireland i Tster May Take ° Charge of. the Fight,

FRENCH CLUB DIVIDED   WAR BRIDE LANGUAGE CBASSES AND PARTIES CAUSE SPLIT IN OMAHA ALLIANCE,

THINKS 1S TOO MUCH SOCIETY   Very Few People Attendec Meetings When Class Work Was Feature.

OF GONSTANTINE   Former King, However, Beclares He Had Nothing To Co With Assault On Premier

GREEK EX-KING  IS PERSECUTED   This Js Complaint Constantine Makes in Letter to Asseci- ated Press

GONSTANTINE. ~ LENE SWITZERI AN   Although the Formal Request For His Expulsion Has Not Yet Come From the Greek Government at Athens, Says A Switzerland Disnatch.

INSULT TO THE KING.      Remor That Switrerland Wil &E _ disked By Greek Government x ° fo’ Expel Constantine,

CONCORD   Cc. H. 8 GRADUATION   Exercises Held-in State Armory—4a Receive Diplomas Before Gath-

Wook rool FAILED.   Farmers Near Greensburg Will Hold Their Wool,   Bread Prices Boosted.

BUSINESS AND PERSONAL NEWS   B. H. S, Glee Club Entertainment April 9 “Noee aca

SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO MAKERS Ut AMERICA WILL LOAN “RANCE NEEDED MONEYS

OFFERED BIG LOAN FOR MONOPOLY IN FRANCE   American Tolfacco Growers Reported Ready to Advance Money if Trade Tied Up

TOBAGCO GROWERS SOUGHT MONOPOLY   Proposal to Loan France Money in Return for Sales Control.

France to Receive Ten  Per Cent of Captured  Tonnage, Is Reportec

WASTED: FOOD "STORY BRANDED PURE BUNK   PAVISION OF MARKETS SAYS TALE OF POTATOES LEFT IN GROUSH IS WrtHouT Toa ros

WASTED: FOOD: STORY BRANDED FURE BUNK   DIVISION OF MARKETS SAYS TALE OF POTATOES LEFT IN GROUND IS WirtllouT FOUNDA TFION

SEARCH FOR GIR MDE IN AIRPLANE ON ATLANTIC OAS   No Trace Of Seventeen ' Year Old School Girl Found.

TO SELL HOMES IN CHICAGO TO CITY’S WORKERS   Yousing Assn. Plans t« Relieve Shortage of Dwellings   HOME. FROM CHICAGO

Homes “at Cost” ~ for. Chicagoans Under This Plar   Windy ‘City Workers -May. -Bity $8,000. Residences for About. “Half Price on. Terms,. -

WOOD FAR AREAL IN THE INDIANA PRIMARY RAGE   Leading by More Than 4,000 on Returns From Less Than Half Precincts.   Hoover’ Club in California Concedes Victory to Senator Johnson.

McCulloch Running Far Ahead of Opponents in Democratic Race for Governor; Light Vote in All Counties Due to Farmers” Being Able to Work in the Fields   HARD WORK GETTING OFFICIALS

JOHNSON TRAILING : ‘WOOD: IN: INDIAN:   Hoover Loses. to the Senator ~~ in -Galifornia,

JOHNSON SWEEPS CALIFORNIA; CLOSE RACE IN INDIANA   Wood Has Small Lead Over Californian in Hoosier State--Lowden Poor Third.

WOOD LEADS IN INDIANA.   General Has Plurality of 4,133 Votes-——Johnson is in Second Place.

BENETAL WOOD HOLDS LEAD iN INDIANA   Johason Befea ts Ho: ver in the pallor fila tis 1arigs,

WOOD LEADS REPUBLICANS   STATE GOES FOR MAJOR GEN. ERAL AS PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   MCULLOUGH VICTORIOUS   Ewing Chosen By Third District Dem. Ocrats for Congress

Must Get a Majority to Have Delegates Instructed for Him.   HARDING IS FOURTH   1713 Out of 3387 Precincts Give Wood 41,111; Johnson 36,126; Lowden 19,321 and Harding 10,823.

ANOTHER CRIMP IN JOHN BARLEVCORN      Springfield Removes From Library All Books Dealing With Manufacture of jAleoholic Liquor.

CLANDESTINE. LOVE VICTIM: NEAR DEATH   SULIUS JONAS OF  CHICAGO 18 SHOUT BY WOMAN Whe: - LOVER Hi,      WOMAN THEN TURNS GCN oN HERSELF INPRICTING MOR. TAT WOKE.

ANOTHER AFFINITY CHICAGO TRAGED   GIRL SHOOTS MARRIED MAN AND KILLS HERSELF   KAISER’S SON 1S A SUICIO   Prince Joachim Shoots Himself Fo lowing Desertion by His Wife and A, Drunken Deboch. Was Bur ‘ed in Pottsdam Today.

Critleallvy TH wt Elnora      ~ destine Love Causes. Aierinted lurder : and Sui¢ide.

VOLORMED WOMAN CHT THE SEARNE F   MIRED BULLET INTO MAN'S HEAI AND THEN KILLED HERSELE WITH SAME GUN

JULIUS JONAS NEAR DEATH   As a Result of Love Afiair With Paul ine Meglitseh Who Commits Spi. elde After ShotIng Him:

SHOOTS LOVER BECAUSE HE LOVED FAMILY   ‘SCIENTIFIC’ LOVE RESULTS DD A SUICIDE AND A PERHAPS ~ FATAL INJURY

VICTIM OF A LOVE AFFAIR NEAR DEATI   Julius Jones is Shot by Pauline Meg: litch of Chicago’ Who Then Kills Herself   LIKE RUTH RENDALL TRAGEDY

VAMPIRE SEEKS LOVER'S DEATH   ‘Married “Friend” Cared More For His Wife and Family, So She Shoots  Him and Siays Self; Brother-in-taw   Of Publisner is Blinded.

KILLS HERSELF   Spurned Woman Shoots Noted Music Publisher and Kills Herself

GIRL CAST ASIDE, SHOT PARAMOUR, THEN SUICIDES   PAYLINE MEGLITSCH, 26 YEARA OLD, GROWS DESPERATE WHENLOVER TELUS HER HE'S GOING BACK TOMWIFE.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE  Marbleton State Bank   A\ Big Piney, in the State of Wrong. ot the close of business on the 4th day of May, 1920.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE  Marbleton State Rank   At Big Piney, im the State of Wroming, the close of business om the 15th dey of December, 1920.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE  iMarbleton State Bawk   At Big Piney, im the State of Wyoming, of the clase of business om the Sth doy of September, 1920.   EBESOIRCER

Report of the condition of the Citizens State Bank, a State, bank at Denver, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on Nov: ember 15, 1920. .   LIABILITIES

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE  Marbleton State Bank      Piney, in the State of Wyoming, at the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1920,

$4204 FOR EACH: INDIAN   22 Players and Chapman's Widow. will Chane tf These Uw

SENATE POSTPONES ACTION ON 2.75 BEER   General Agreement to Wait Supreme Court Decision   Commission to Consider Pilgrim Exnosition Favored

SENATE POSTPONES ACTION ON 2.75 BEE   General Agreement to Wait Supreme Court Decision

Navy Department Gets Supply ai San Fraseisece, Bet Net at  Qneted Kign rea.

STAUS MEASURE WINS IN HOUSE   Relief for Soldiers, Sailors and ’ Marines of World War Voted,   NOW GOES 0. THE ‘SENATE   Five Forms of Adjusted Compensa. tlon Are Provided—-Cash Bonus to Be Paid on Basis of Days Served,

BONUS MEASURE WINS IN HOUSE   Relief for Soldiers, Sailors anc Marines Voted.   NOW GOES TO THE SENATE   Five Forms of Adjusted Compensa tion Are Provided—Cash Bonus to Be Paid on Basis of Days Served.

Place orders  now for Door  and Window Screens   CANCER - TUMORS

POSTMISTRESS ARRESTED:   Jagged Trunk Clue Lands 4 Woman in Jail

FULLOWS TRAIL BY TRUNK CLEA   PoStmistress, Believed to Have Taken $13.000 Shadowed Thru Several States by Means of Baggage Which Scarred Floors and Cut Hands.

BROKEN TRUNK LEFT EASY TRAIL   Postmistress Short in Her Ac. counts Was Followed Over the Country to Cleveland.

oe a  PALMER BLOCKS. PACKERS’ PLAN           Government Files Objections: Big Five's Program of Stock yard Disposition. —

PLANS OF PACKERS MAY BE REJECTED    PROPOSALS MADE BY BIG Pive REGARDING DISPOSAL OF THETR  PLANTS NOT ACCEPTABLE,

U. 5. BLOCKS PACKER PLAN   Objects to Method of Divorce ing Stock Yards.   LAW WOULD BE VIOLATED   Department of Justice Declares Proposed Disposition Is Impossible Under Sherman Act.

PALMER OBJECTS TO MEAT PACKERS PLAN   Says Disposition of Stockyards Violates Law,

U. 8. OPPOSES BIG FIVE PLAX   Department of Justice Noi to Endorse Project of Packers

BIG FIVE STOCKYARDS DISPOSAL PLAN ALL CAMOUFLAGE, UNCLE SAM TELLS THE COURT   Proposed Holding Company as Bad as Original Monoply, Petition af Government States

Packers’ ‘Plan: . Peeves Palines   Attorney : ‘Génerat “Appeals to Court to Prove nt Proposed Dis! ‘Wosal of Stockyards, 

BIG5 TO SELL STOCKYARDS TO BOSTON C0.   PACKERS SUBMIT PLAN DISPOSING OF INTERESTS IN FIFTEEN CITIES.

PACKERS PLAN [a OPPOSED BY PALME   Objections Filed in District of Columbia Supreme Court to Plans for Dispositton of the Stockyards Interests to F. H. Prince -Co,.. of Boston

PACKERS’ PLAN -'TO BE REJECTED   Counter Proposal Is To Be Submitted.

Boston Firm To Buy $40,000,000 Holdings  Of “Big Five” Packers Wla ee Gales Project With   Supreme Court Today

GOVERNMENT COUNTERS MOVE BY PACKERS   Will Oppose Plan of Big Five fo: Disposal i Stock §

BIG PACKER DEAL IS ALL ARRANGED   All Stockyards Interests to Bi ‘Sold to Boston Man for .-About $30,000,000.

BOSTON FIRM 10 BUY STOCKYARDS   F, H. Prince & Co., Plans Pur. Chase of “Big Five” in Fif« teen Cities of U.S.

BIG FIVE TO SELL OUT   Prepare to Abide By Supreme Court Decision.

PALMER REJECTS PROPOSAL   Says Sanctioning “Big Five” Plan Would Be Sanctioning Violation of Law

PALMER REJECTS PROPOSAL       Says Sanctioning “Big Would Be Sanelionin of Law

“BIG FIVE” PACKERS TO SELL STOCKYARDS TO BOSTON CONCERN   Interests in Fifteen Cities Go te Prince Company Under Divorcement Decree   ORGANIZE HOLDING COMPANY TO TAKE OVER STOCKYARDS   Interests to be Sold Valued at More than Thirty Million

STOCK YARDS T6 BESO. By The Big Five Packers PLAN GIVEN In Statement Filed  With The Court Today

MAY-REGECT MEAT PACKERS PROPOSAL           New: Pick ie v Old System of Ownership

PACKERS PLAN TQ SELL STOCKYARDS INTERESTS TO BOSTON GOAPORATION   DISPOSAL OF JOINT INTERESTS WADE NECESSARY UNDER RECENT AGREEMENT.

GOVERNMENT OBJECTS TO PLAN OF PACKER   Files Complaint in District o Columbia Court Against Hold ing Company Proposal.

BIG 5 PACKERS SELL INTERESTS IN STUCKYARDS   Interests in 15 Cities to be Sold to Boston Firm asa Holding Company.

PLANS OF PACKERS  MAY SUFFER UPSET   PROGRAM FOR STOCKYARDS DISPOSAL NOT FAVORED.   Government Disposed te Reject it in Its Eatirety as Net Curing Existing Evile—Haa Counter Plan in Mind.

MAKE PLING TO SELL PACKER STOCKYARDS   Enter Into an Agreement With Department of Justice Today.   MUST DISPOSE OF THEM

GOVERNMENT MAY REJECT ENTIRELY SCHEME OF “BIG FIVE” CHICAGO PACKERS

MEAT PACKERS T0 SELI   ROSTON CONCERN TO TAKE OVER “BIG FIVE" INTERESTS IN  FLETEEN CITIES.

BOSTON FIRM 10 TAKE HOLDINGS   Of the ‘‘Big Five’’ Meat Packers in the Matter of Stockyards Interests.

BIG S PAGKERS ANNOUNCE OALE (F STOGK YARD!   Interests in 18 Cities In volved—Approval of Court Sought.

Palmer Says That Sale of Stock Yards to Prince Co. Would Violate AntiTenet Lawes

PACKER PROPOSAL MIAY. BE REJECTEL   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO FILE GOVERNMENT VIEWS ’ ON MATTER TODAY.

PALMER FILES BRIEF OPPOSING SGHEME FOR OWVORCING STOGKYARD      PLAN PROPOSED BY PACKERS VIOLATES EXISTING ANTI TRUST LAWS, HE SAYS,

GOVERNMENT MAY REJEUT PRUPOORL CHIGAGU PAGAL RY   Counter Plan for Sale Em bodied in Report of Fed eral Officials.  ;

Cunimings. and ‘Others Bn With Candidates to Mes.’ Over Issues. 2S   NOTIFICATION CEREMONY 5 , LIKELY, HELD'IN DAYTG           Republican Candidate at’ i Early to Complete Work ont Manuscript... “3!

GOV. COX SHOWS REPORTERS HIS BOYHOOD HOM!   Spends Few Hours in Hi: Newspaper Office, Then Talse THe _

(COX 10 MAKE TOUR OF BOYHOOD HOME: In SEE RANSEVELT   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO TAKE NEWSPAPER MEN TO JACKSON BURG. ‘   Will Confer With {unning Mate and Party Lead-

COX TO CONFER WITH ROOSEVELT ON ARRIVAl   Other Leaders of Democratic : Party on the Way East to  * ' ~ Bee the Nominee.   PHASES OF CAMPAIGN _ ‘WILL BE GONE OVER   Dayton Citizens Fighting Proposa: _ to Have Notifichtion Ceremonies in ‘Gaihertia,   COX ENTHUSIASTIC. GOLFER.   Candidate Spends Few Hours To  day Showing Friends About ‘Newspaper Plant,

neady 10 GO 10 Any Expense And Work Necessary to stage Cox Notification Ceremonies  B YHOOD FRIENDS FAVOR NAMING DAYTON  Democratic Chiefs to Hold Ar ImportantaGonference Withir Few Days.

GOV. COX Vill SUENES OF Hid BOYHOOD DAYS   “Nominee Pilots Newspaper Boys About Middletown, Ohio.   £0 HOLD CONFERENCE WITH ROOSEVELT SOON   Dayton to Fight Attempt to Have Notification at Columbus.

BACK TO BOYHOOD   Governor Cox Taker Newspaper * Wen To His Birthnlace. .

HARDING AND COX T0 REMAIN FAST FRIENDS DESPITE ELECTION   Democratic Nominee in Cordial Address on His Opponent

HARDING AND  COX MAKE PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN   HARDING'S WEDDING ANNIVER “aga iae

B YHOOD FRIENDS FAVOR NAMING DAYTON  Democratic Chiefs to Hold An ImportantaGonference Within Few Days.

‘GOVERNOR COX. SHOWING ™   Pilots’ Newspaper Reporter: About His Home and Haunt: of Early Boyhood. 

NEIGHBORS WANT NOTIFICATION OF 3 COX AT DAYTON   Won't Hear to Ite Taking Place at State Capital.

COX AND AOOSEVELT 10 MEETOEMOCRATIC PART LEADERS 1K CONFERENCE! IN IMMEDIATE FUTURE:

DEMO CANDIDATE WORKS AO PLAYS: GULF ENT HUSIAG]   After Few Hours In Office Vis its Boyhood Home and Haunts.   Acts As Guide to Party of! Newspaper Men—Addresses Golfers.

COA AND HARDING AT HOME, PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGNING   Democratic Candidate Takes Party of Representatives About His Old Home,   EACH NOMINEE VISITS  HIS NEWSPAPER OFFICE   Republican Candidate Spends Day at Desk Working on Acceptance Speech.

CAMPAIGN PLANS TO BE OUTLINED AT DAYTON, OHIC   VICE PRESIDENTIAL  NOMINEE DUE SUNDAY

RED CROSS IS  TO CO-OPERATE WITH PLANS GF  « WORLD LEAGUE   League of Nations and 27 Countries Represented at Red Cross Congress   MEETING AT GENEVA   Central Powers and Allies Not Represented — May Get In Later On

CLOSE CO-OPERATION BETWEEN LEAGUE OF NATIGNS AND RED CROSS EORSEEA   Twenly Seven Countries Ave Represented at the Initial Session of Societies Al Geneva.   GERMANY ABSENT      uslria Flungary, Bulgaria And ‘Turkey Fail to Send  Delegales—Plan Fight A - gainsl Pestilence.

BONE DRY CHARGE GETS FORMER COP   GW Ve UEEN, NOW A WERCILANT: POLICE, ARRAPED ON CHAR          Chartes Fowler, Failing fo Psy Fine for Traffic Violations, Is Sent to Jail

BONE DRY CHARGE GETS FORMER C0   iC. W. MeQUEEN, NOW A MER CHANTS POLICE, ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE  IS RELEASED ON BOND   Charles Fowler, Failing te Pay line for Traflic Violatiens, Is Sent to Jail

THIRD GAME AT SHERIDAN,   Noblesville and Tipton to Play The  Final Sunday Afternoon.

Martial-Law Ends Trouble and Defeats Reds’ Plan to ‘Seize City.   All Parties Unite Against the Radi. cals -~ Government Fears Liebknecht Anniversary and Pre. pares Accordingly.   WARRANTS FOR MORE REDS   Federal Agents at Chicago Hunt Quietly for Raditais-——-New Sensation Is Expected.

WARRANTS FOR MORE REDS   Federal Agents at Chicago dunt Quietly for Radicals—New Sensation Is Expecied.

MRS. WHEELER CANDIDATE.   Linotype ‘Operator From Michigan "Would Go to Congress.

WOMAN LINOTYPE OPERATOR ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATIO:

YARD WARKG ENGLAND OF UPHEAVAL I TERAIRISM AND GRIME   ‘vent Demonstration by the Unemployed Predicted as New Menace in Connection With Irish Trouble.   FLEET OFF COAST OF IRELAND  InINTS FOR MUNITIONS FROM U, §.

IRISH COUNTESS ARRESTED   Will Be Arraigned Before the Court Martial Charged With e&nAi¢sian.

RAILROADS STRIKE HITS STOCKYARDS   Between 18,000 and 18,000 Packing House Employes. ‘Are Laide Off:

OTRINERS MUST HETURN 10 JOBS   Thursday is Last Day for a to Work  —— ns eee See 6 COU ee eee ee a. = a   Thousands of Packing House Employes Thrown Out of Employment by Unauthorized Strike of Switchmen in Chicago—Are Called Renegades bv President Tee

UNION FIGHTING DUTLAW oTRIKE   Chicago Switchmen Are Given Uniil Thursday to Return to Work.

SWITCHMEN ARE BREAKING DOWN OUTLAW STRIKE   V. G. Lee Assails Acts of Unauthorized Yardmen.

CHICAGO STRIKE 13 THOUGHT NEAR EN   UNION SWITCHMEN ARRIVE.   Brotherhood President Says Strikers Are ‘‘Renegades’ — Gives Sanction to Any Measures Found Necessary by ‘Regulars’ to Restore Normal Conditions.

STRIKE HAS THROWN OUT PACKING MEN   Between 15,000 and 18,000 Cannot Work, Due To Walkout Of  Switchmen In Chicago Yard hee   IFIGURES ARE . CONFLICTING   Considerable Portion Of Congestion Relieved By Re-routing OF Cars—Union Men To Be “‘Out Jacic. J   THURSDAY IS DEADLINE

UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE OF RR. SWITCHMER   Because of It 15,000 Pack‘ing House Employes in Chicago Are Qut of Jobs

JURY STILL OUT,      No Verdict Yet In Assanit Case At Fort  . er oe

Specific Cases of Receiving Official Information Late or Not at All. Shown.   HOOVER SUPPORTS SIMS IN TESTIMONY   Declares Allies’ F Food Situation Was “Most Critical;” American Shins Needed

mM TELLS HOW FLEARKED OF 4 nthe mT   HOOVER SUPPORTS ADMIRA: IN TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.

CHARGE BIG . — PROFITS MADI   UNITED STATES ATTORNEY TO INVESTIGATE THE CHICAGO CLOTHING PRICES 

PRUFTTEERING IN CLOTHING GHARGED   CHICAGO STORES ARE ORDERED BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO PRODUCE THEIR BOOKS,

CHARGES STORES — ARE PROFITEERS   Profits of $60 on Suit of Clothes  Charge Against Chicago Merchants.

ENORMOUS PROFITS   Charges Preferred Against Stat Street Department Stores

CHICAGO DEPT. STORES ORDERED ~ TO BRING BOOKS   Allege They Are Selliig Suits o ‘Clothes at $60.00 Above Cost

MAKE S60 PROFIT ON SUIT, CHARGE   United States Attorney Says Big Department Stores Are Profiteers; Charge $9 More Than Wholesale Price of Shoes Is Accusation.

Auguste Pascol- Be- lieved ‘to Be the  Man Who Kidnap‘ ped the Boy =   <:Pascol Admits'He Went  to. Ege Harbor to Secure. Additional “$10000 -°

PASCOL NOW DENIES THAT HE TOOK CHILD     Man Accused in Coughlin Kidnapping Says He Got Money for Another Party.

Brooklyn Dock Scene of Disaster---All Avail . able Ambulances  .) Required

Mother-in-Law Wanted to See Him Hanged But  Her Request Is Denied

~~ FIRE IN JAPAN   Flames Envéloved 21 Vessels in Kobe Harbor, Laden With Gasoline

FIFTY LIVES LOST.   Damage of Half Million Done When Gasoline Lighters Burn.

WILL SELECT NEW FORGE OF DEPUTIES FROM SOLDIER BOD   Official and Striker Shoo: Each Other To Death In Duel.

FLOOD TAKES A TRESTLE   Vorrential Hains Swell Streame and Traffic on Southern Pacifie  T. Gunaanmaoe

FEAR OUTBREAK WILL FOLLOW FATAL DUEL Ii MINING CENTER   Extra Police Hurried 1c   EX - SOLDIERS ON DUTY  Governor Cornwell May Issue Call For Federal  Troops.

GOI IN ALL $1,096, HALF PURE VELVE]   Grand Juror Attributes This Statement to Charles V. De land, One of Defendants ir Newberry Election Trial.

U.S. ATTORNEY MAY BE CAUGHT IN JURY PROBE   Newberry Election: Trial Results In New Sensation.

NEWBERRY’S CAMPAIGN MANAGERS EXPENSIVE   Kvidence Presented Saturday Shows That Defendant's Lieu. tenants Not a Paying PropostLiok,.

U. S. TO PROBE DEMOTT CASE   German Government Must Make Restitution if the American Was Killed as Reported.

Ih. COOKSON. ASSUMES DUTIES OF REEISTRAR   Mir, John W. ..Cravens . Will .Become Business and Financial Advisor to President W. L.. Bryan.

COMMERCIAL POWER “PRESIDENT'S AIM, 1S (TALIAN’S STATEMENT   Wilson Planned to Gain Busi. ness Strength from War, is * Report from Count

MORE THAN WIND FOUND (IN rucACa   WHISKY SQUAD LOCATES PRUNE, RAISIN AND CORN  MASH _ AND SOME FINISHED ‘CHOICE’ MOONSHINE —

U.S, DETECTIVES RAID CHICAGO BOOZE JOINTS   $25,000 Worth of Liquor Con fiscated By Prohibition Agents.   OFFICERS UNEARTH A MONSTER STILL   Forty Customers Found i One of the Saloons Raided.

CITY-WIDE RAIDS * IN WINDY CIT)    Prohibition Enforcement Officers Secure Much  “Evidence”

CHICAGO STARTS NIGHT RAIDS T0 NAB BOOTLEGGERS   120 Gallon Still And 119 Barrels Of Mash Seized.

LIQUOR RAIDS ON PAGS SALOON   PREERAL PROMIBITION OFFIC i..4 CAPTURED ONE STILA OF GRHNEROUS SIZE

NIGHT RAIDS YIELD RICH BOOZE HARVES   Officers Get Stills anc Other Paraphernalia.

CHICAGO: STILLS RAIDED.   Off _leers Capture Ail Kinds Gag. Zakers. .

RUM ON CANADA LINE   Booze Running Runs Riot of North Dakota Border.    Business So Lucrative That Huncreds Are Devoting Their Entire : Time to it. ;

“RUM RUNNING” IN “WHISKY SIXES” FLOURISHING ON THE CANADIAN BORDER, REPORT

RUM SMUGCLING RUNNING RIOT   MINOT, N. D., HAS ENOUGH WHIS KEY TO FLOAT A SHIP, CLAIM.

EOE LLL  RUM SMUGGLING RUNNING RIOT ON CANADIAN BORDER, OFFICIAL STATES

RUM RUNNERS ACTIVE   “GAME” IS PROFITABLE ALONG THE CANADIAN BORDER.   Hundreds of Men Along North Dakota Line Devote Entire Time to Business.

Rum Runners Get Rich Results on Canadian Border   Traffic in Smuggling Whisk Into U. S. Grows to Huge Proportions, Official Says.

Chairmai: Payne Asked Authority to Renew Negoiiations for Sale Befeving 2 Better Price Can Be Se-

TO THE SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE BY SHIPPING BOARD.   ‘Asks Authority: to Renew Negotiations for New Bids for the Sale of the  Vaccale.

 RMA SH   Shipping Board Asks Permission of Senate Committee to Re= . new Negotiations.   CAN OBTAIN BETTER. BIDS    Sales of Former German Liners  ¢  Would Be Under Same Restrictions,

REJECT ALL BIDS ON SHIPS--PAYNI   Asks Authority to Renew Negotiations for Sale of ExGerman Liners.   IS DISAPPOINTED IN OFFERS    Shipping Board in Resolution to Sen.  ate Recommends That the Vessels ) Be Soild to American Firms.

RECOMENDS BIDS ON GERMAN SHIPS ALL BE REJECTED   Payne, Of Ship Board, Asks Authority To Call For New Offers.

PAYNE FAVORS REJECTING ALL BIDS ON SHIPS   Would Renew Negotia tions For Sale to U. S. Shippers

PAYNE ADMISES HDG ON onl  ALL BE REFUSE   Wants Power ‘to. Conduci  Further Negotiations a Cola   MAY RETURN CHECKS.   Shipping. ‘Board Chairmar Appears Before Senate Committee in Matter.

WOULD REJECT ALL GERMAN SHIP BIDS   CHAIRMAN PAYNE URGES SENATE NOT TO ACCEPT BIDS FOR 30 BOATS   0 SELL HOG ISLAND YARE   Pennsylvania Congressman Would Sell Great Government Shipyard to the State of   Pennsylvania,

REJECTION OF BIDS ON GERMAN SHIPS aRCED BY PAYNE   CHAIRMAN OF BOA RD ASKS AUTHORITY TO" RENEW NEGOTIATIONS FOR SALE.   OFFERS TOO LOW   Higher Prices Hoped for If Ves sels Ave Advertised Further.

(ORIUECT BIDS MADE ON FORMER GERMAN VESSELS   Shipping Board Decides For American Charter

BOARD. RECOMMENDS GONGRESS TO REJECT HiT ANS FOR LINERS   Chairman Payne Asks What  - Disposition the Government Wishes ta Make of Former German Vessels, ~   MUST CHANGE TRANSPORTS

TO REJECT BIDS MADE ON FORMER GERMAN VESSELS   Shipping Board Decides For American Charter  Wants To Re-Offer All Former  Hitn Linare

[0 HAVE COMMITTEE NEGOTIATE FURTHER   DFFERS ARE ALL CONSIDERET TOO SMALL: STEAMERS MUS81 BFE SOLD TO AMERICAN FIRMS IS BOARD'S VERDICT.

oak AUCTION — /. CALLED OFF   THE SENATE COMMITTEE REC: OMMENDS REJECTION.   PROBLEM OF POLICY   'SHIPPING BOARD ALREADY > HAS SOLD. 188 SHIPS.      ‘The Question - Now = Is Whether More Shall Be Sold or Whether U.S. WHI Hold Them.

BETTER 10 AUCTION VESSELS THAN MAKE THEM (VER, CLAYS   Shipping Board Chairman Tells Senate Now Is Time to Dispose of Ships   LINERS TO OPERATE TINDER YANK FLAG   Public Ownership of Shipping Requires Huge Expenditure Solons are Told

ASKS AUTHORITY. TO SELL FLEET AT PRIVATE SALE   Shipping Poard Would Reject All Bids Received . his Week.   SENATE COMMITTEE, GETS,  BOARB'S RECOMMENGATION   Want Ships Owned By American Firms and:to Fly American Flag.

SHIPPING BOARD URGES ALL BIDS BE REIECTEL   Offers for Thirty German Vessel: Submitted Regarded as Too Low.   CHAIRMAN PAYNE GIVES DECISION TO COMMITTEE   Board Asks That It Be Allowed to Open New Negotiations for Sale.   ‘WILL RETURN ALL CHECKS   [Means Renewal of Effort to Keey Ships Under the Amert ican Flag.

ACAECTION OF DS FOR SHIP S RECOMMENDED   CHAIRMAN PAYNE OF SHIPPING BOARD ASKS AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT ANOTHER SALE.

AEJEGTO BIDS FOR THIRTY STEAMERS   Payne Asks Authority to Renew Negotiations for Sale.   OFFERS ARE DISAPPOINTING   Resolution Adopted by Shipping Board Recommends to the Senate That German Ships Be Sold to American Firms.

Olfers Were teo Small and They Are Not To Be Said Now.     SENATE COMMITTEE OPPOSED  Chairman Payne Also, Recom mended That These Ships be  Held for The Iresent,

Payne Would Reject All Offers for Big Liner:   Chairman of Shipping Board in Seeking Authority; To Throw Out Bids Tells Senate He Thinks They Will Bring Better Price.

REJECTION OF BIOS FOR SHIPS RECOMMENDED   SUGGESTIONS OF SHIPPING BOARD PRESENTED BY CHAIRMAN PAYNE.

yne Reports to the  nate: Commerce Committee esults of Auction of the iar German Liners

SENATE AOKED TO REJECT 8105 FOR HUN SHIPS   Recommendation Made by Chairman of Shipping Board In Prepared Statement.  Requests Authority to Renew Negotiations for Sale of

WILL REJECT BIDS FOR GERMAN SHIPS   Chairman Payne Asks Senate Committee’s Authority to Sell Vessels for Operation Under American Flag.

REIECTION OF ALL BIDS RECOMMENDEL   Chairman Paytie Wants To Renew Ne gotiations For Sale of Vessels To Operate Under American Fiag.

CHAIRMAN PAYNE 30 RECOMMENDS   Asks Congress’ Authority» to Renew Negotiations

REJECT BIDS ON HUN SHIPS   Chairman Payne Says Bet. ter .Prices Can Be Secured if Offered Again.   OPERATION BY U.S. _ “MIGHT MEAN A LOSS

PAYNE ADVISES REJECTION OF Bip   Asks Authority to Reopen Negotiations,

BLOOD SHED IN IRELAND   Sinn Fein and British Soldiers in * Bitched Battle.

BRITISH CABINET  ; “TODISCUSS POLE. RUSSO SITUATION      MILLERAND. WILL” PROB LAY: SITUATION ; BEFO! \CH CABINET ALS!                 WASHINGTON NOTE Is "t “eRECEIVED IN P Ris   Hut Wishingtén Officials Retush T Discuss Report of Receipt o   Communication,

MILLERAND AND GEORGE ~ ~ LEAVE GONFERENGE LATE. TODAY WITH PROPOSALS       Parliament Will Hear Result of Hythe Mee ” When Premier Addresses Body on Tuesday ~ to ---Poles Want Honorable Peace.  o

PREMIERS IN ACCORD ON WAR ACTION   Will Fight Reds With Ship, Supplies and Military Adviee; Trotzky’s Guns Shelling Warsaw

MILITARY AND AVAL HEADS PLAN ACTION AGAINST THE RENS   Lloyd George and Millerand ConSider Reports Submitted by Foch and Others. ~

IF TBE LAW MAKERS APPROVE   Entire Situation WED) ste Pleerd Ee fere House of Commons an Tannerray       M.S. NAS SENT * NO NOTE TO POLE      Poland Wants Uenurahle Pate— Bhune Soviers for War Continwiice

NAVY AND SUPPLIES   Great Britain and France Plan to Send Munitions to Poland and Provide Bi, ‘igid Naval Blockade.   NO TROOPS ARE TO BE SENT AGAINST SOVIET   Military Move Against Russians Not Part of Allied Plans; Red Menace Is Felt in England.

MARSHAL FOCH AND ADMIRAL BEATTY SUBMIT OUTLINE UF ACTION AGAINST RUSSIANS

French and British Troops to Aid Poles if Decision Reached. ..,   BRITISH CABINET IS ” CALLED INTO SESSION   Lloyd-George’.to Go Over _ Whole Situation Regarding Allied Action,  i ; 1 _ “aa

ALLIES DRAW PLAN AOWINST RUSSIANS   CONFERENCE AT HYTHE TAKES UP MATTER OF IMMEDIATE AID.   Thousands Engage in Masg Meet. ings Against War—Bolsheviki Willing to Treat With the Poles,

GREAT. BRITAIN TO AID POLAND WITH MUNITIONS ~~ AND THE ‘NAVY   Lloyd George and Millerand in Complete Accord—Poland .; Pleads for ‘Honorable Peace

LLOYD GEORGE SUBMITS REPORT TO CABINET   When the Question cf Wat Against Russia Will he Decided Chon

RROOGNIZED BERGDOLL   New Jersey Cltzen Snys: He Saw Draft Dodges This Morning.

COX VISHS HOME Or HIS BOYHOOD   GORS BACH TO TOWN WHERE HE SERVED AS AV CUR REPORPER ON NEWSPAPER

AGUINALDO STILL HELD IN HGH ESTEEM BY T PHILIPPINE POPUL AG   LEADER WHO FOUGHT FOR INDE PENDENCE OF ISLANDS IS GREATLY LOVED,

BEN AGUINALDD OAL LOVED BY HIS PEOPLE   Man Who Fought for the Independence of the Islands Has a Strong Place in the Hearts of His Countrymen

URGE BANKERS T0 GIVE AID   Asserts Livestock Industry of Nation Is Now Facing Collapse

PROTECTION DEMANDED FOR FIRST PRODUCERS   FARMERS AND STOCKMEN  MUS’ . HAVE ASSURANCE OF. COMMENSURATE 'RETURN FOR THEIR COMMODITIES

APPEALS FOR HELP FOR CATTLE MED   Kansas Livestock Commissioner Urges Banks to Help Producers and Packers.

WESTOCK INDUSTRY FACES GULLAPOE oAY3 KANSAS GOMMISSIONEE   CALLS UPON BANKS OF THI COUNTRY TO MEET AND CONSIDER SITUATION,

New Jeanne D’ Arc Appears In Russiz   [is Proving Exeeedingly Trou blesome To Soviet Government Reports Show

RUSSIAN PEACE HOPES BLASTED BY THE POLES _-_NEW DANGERS ARISE   Bolsheviks Beset by Fresh Perils on All Sides as Poles, Ukrainians, Whites and Others Prepare for. Vigorous Offensives   “WHITE TSARITA’ RISES AS SECOND JOAN OF ARC,

THREE NESADEA  DEAD nieaul Tt GENERAL HIGHT   TWO POLICEMEN AND A NEGRO HELD ON CHARGES OF  WURDERING THE BLACKS:

NEWPORT NEWS HAS Bick GUN FIGHT   Three Neernes Dead and One Dy mg As Result of Clash With  Patrolmen.

OVER 11,000 CASES OF INFLUENZA NOW REPORTED IN TEXAS   EPIDEMIC ASSUMING SERIOUS PROPORTIONS, STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS NOW SHOW.

(11,000 CASES OF INFLUENZA   Epidemic in Texas As suming Serious Proportions at Present

TENNESSEE HOUSE LACKS A QUORUM   Delegate Burns Escapes From House Chamber and Makes a Thrilling Getaway From the Capitol.

TENNESSEE HOUSE FAILS ON QUORUN   Return of Filibustering Members Does Not Make Necessary Number.

UNABLE TO MUSTER A QUORUM   Saffragiats im Tenneasee are Takiax No Chaasces.

PRES. WILSON’S NOTE RECEIVED   Decision on Armenian Boundaries Delivered to French Foreign Office   Considered One of the Most Magtificent Documents   Ever Deacatuad

SACK STORES OF JUGO-SLAVS   Rietere Bomb Property in Trieste and Scores of Parsena Are Jnivured.

COL. WEDGE IS) DEAD.   He Ruse From Water Boy to General Manager of the Santa Fe.

MUDGE DIES IN DENVER   Former ‘General Manager of Santa Fe Was Widelw Known.

BALTIMORE BANK IS . ROBBED OF ALL FUNDS   a Employes — Are Bound and -*Plact in Vault With Patron, Whos Knocked Down.

FOR SALE—One second hand   FOR SALE:—Jersey cow anc heifer calf. $3-3t C. F. Hellmuth.

MASTER MIND IN MORE GRIEF   Nicky Arnstein Must Go t Jail Unless He Answers Questions.

SENDS ARNSTEIN “MASTER MIND” _IN-BONDS TO JAL   Judge Acts Because of Re . fusal to Answer Bank rantow sf \rarse

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SE ‘LECE OFFICIALS TO SERVE AT COMING ELECTION

INSPECTORS FOR PRIMARY NAMED BY COMMISSIONER:   _ Officials Are Selected to Serve == at Election to Be Held Mav ith.

ELGIN DIGGING ITSELF OUT OF DEBRIS TODAY   Business Suspended, Power Available;  Soldiers Work.

ELGIN BEGING DIGGING OUT (IF WRECKAGE   Eight Killed, 100 Injured Property Damage Estimated at $4,000,000.

ELGIN DIGGING ITSELF OUT Ut THE WRECKAGE   Eight Lives or More Lost it Sunday’s Tornado and Many Hurt.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS PLACED AT 4 MILLIONS   Toledo, .Ohio, .and Vicinity Also Heavy Sufferers From the Storm.

AFTERMATH OF A GREAT STORM   AS CITIES DIG THEMSELVES OUT FROM UNDER THE DEBRIS THE CASUALTIES MOUNT RIGHER

ELGIN DIGGING QUT OF DEBRIS   Business and Professional Mer Join Laborers to Clear City of Storm Wreckage.

EIGHT KILLED AT ELGIN; MARTIAL LAW DECLARED   Storm Causes Property Loss Estimated at $4,000,000.

WILSON RAIL NOTE GIVEN 10 TUMULTY   Peaceful Settlement Is Hoped for Say Workers Leaders. —

UNION LEADERS FORWARD REPLY   Fresident Expected to Make Public Today Correspondence to Railroad Brotherhood.   WILSON’S PLAN NOT DIVULGED   Rail Director Hines Charges That Contract With Administration Was Violated.

PRESIDENT RECEIVES RAIL MEN’S REPLY   Indications Are There Will be No’ Strike and _ that President’s Plan Will Be Accepted :

REPLY OF RAILWAY UNIONS TO PRES, WILSON’S PROPOSAL HANDED SEC. TUMULTY TODA)   The Decision of the Union Men Is for a Peaceful Settlement of the Controversy

INDIANS NEAR SUPER-TITLE AS MAILS BLANKS BROOKLY)   Pitching Duel Between Leading Southpaws Ends With Victory for American League - Champs} Cleveland Needs One More Win to Land Honors; Well Played Contest   ROBINS HELD TO THREE HITS

CLEVELAND AGAIN DEFEATS DODGER   THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY Ii GRABBED BY SPEAKER’S ’ OLAN. ©   ROBINS STILL HOPEFU   Robinson Will Pitch Either Rube Margquard or Burleigh Grimes Today.

INDIANS WITHIN REACH OF WORLD FLAG, GET SIXTH GAME IN EASY FASHION

DODGING THE INDIANS WITH LITTLE AFFECT   Cleveland Team Come: within One -Game of Copping Series Pennant with a Score of One te Zero.   PARTICULARS

INDIANS WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE OF CHAMPIONSHIP   Another Victory Will Enabi Ciub to Fly Two Banners Next Spring.   MAILS HAS THE EDGE ON SMITH IN PITCHING DUEL   Sixth Game Lacked Much of the Sensational Feature of Sunday's Thrilling Battle, but Was Well Played From a Technical Standpoint.

BROOKLYN SHUT DUT BY MAILS, INDIAN RECRUIT   thangs e's VICTORY PUTS CLEVE. LAND WITHIN REACH OF CHAMPIONSHIP.   DODGERS GET THREE HITS   soutnpaws Engage in Pitcher’s Battle, Kdge Going to Westerner—Rob. inson Confident His Team Will Win Today.

ANOTHER VICTORY WILL GIVE TITLE TO INDIANS   Brookiyn Fans Losing Hope of Winning World Series—Monday Contest Is Strenuous Pitchers’ Battle

CLEVELAND DEFEATS BROOKLYN, 1 TO 0 IN SIXTH SERIES GAME   One More Victory Will Give Title to American League— Mails Allows 3 Safeties.   HITS OF TRIS SPEAKER BURNS NET THE ONE RUN   Largest Crowd of Year Witnesses Game — Play Again at Cleveland Today. —

CLEVELAND WINS SIXTH GAME OF WORLD SERIES MAKING FOUR OUT OF SD   Indians Have Only to Win One Game of Remaining Three to Capture the Titlhke—Mails Bests Smith in Southpaw Duel, Letting Robins Down With Three Scattered Safe Hits.

sleveland Clan Jubilant With - Score Count 4 to-2 In “< * Their Favor,      AAILS HOLDS DODGERS PO «6THREE. SAFE. HITS   ndisns-~ -Find-Smith’s- Range For Seven Hits; Speaker - Scores Winning. Run.

CLEVELAND WINS THIRD SUCCESSIVE GAME FROM ROBINS   Mails Has Better Of Hurling Duel With Smith And Is Accorded Brilliant Support.   ATTENDANCE LARGEST OF SERIES TO DATE   Indians Lack But One Victory Of Winning Series And World's Championship.

S VELAND BLANKS CAMOKLYN: NEEDS INE MORE RAME   ay’s Contest a Pitng Duel Between ‘ails and Smith; Score—1 to 0.

WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS   £ Holding State Convention In Spokane i Today.

MAY CONTINUE WHEAT CONTROL         wor Barnes Fears Result 0: continuance of Government Price of $2.45 a Bushel,

OPENING CAMPAIGN  GUN OF DEMOCRATS   : FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT STARTS STUMPING AT CHICAGO.   Tells Republicans Senator Harding Represents Old Guard That Was Opposed ‘by Theodore Roosevelt.

ceed  700 WOMEN ASSIGNED SEATS ON THE STAGE   Says the Action of the An: erican Nation Will Be Watched With Anxiou: Fyes By All Civilization.

ROOSEVELT OPENS CAMPAIGN FIGHT FOR DEMOCRATS   Starts With Speech to Big Gathering in Chicaqdo.

AUDDEVELT PEND tly CAMPAIGN   HIS SPEECH IN CHICAGO.   SAYS G. 0. P. IS TRYING TO RAISE GREAT ‘: FUND.

ROOSEVELT FIRES UPENING GUN IN POLITIGAL FIGHT   Governor Cox and Himself Will Tour Country So People May Judge the  Nominees for Themselves.   (LO GUARD 6. U.P CONTREL   Republicans Are Told Party Is Split by Quarrel Among Leaders and Factions Represented by by Senator Harding.

ROOSEVELT URGES. REPUBLICANS 10 BACK DEMOCRATS      “Old Guard;” Raps Campaign Fund.

t. D. ROOSEVELT FLAYS HARDING   CHARGES MAJORITY OF PAPER: ARE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE G. O. P.

RALLY TS DEMOCRACY URGED BY HOGSEVELT   3 0. BP. AND INDEPENDENTS _CALLED TO SUPPORT OF SAN FRANCISCO PLATFORM.   “FOR SOO OF THE NATION”   Viee Presidential Nominee Opens Campaign in Chicago With Plea to * Members of Other Parties.

G. 0. P. Platform Characterized as “Hodge-l’odge of Vague Promises,” Democrats Pledge “Definite Program of Coustructive Measures and Defi. nite Foreign Valiey."

IGNORE SELFISH (0, P. LINE-UP, ROOSEVELT SAYS   ATTACKS HARDING AS MAN WHO HURLED BITTER ATTACK ON TEDDY,

REPUBLICAN PARTY CONTROLS PRES SAYS ROOSEVELT   Democratic Vice Presidentia Candidate Tells Why He is Touring.   ‘MAKES SPEECH IN CHICAGO

“OLD GUARD” IS DENOUNCED  BY NOMINEE   Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Flays Republican Plan to Fill Campaign Chest — Appeals to Independent Vot Pre.

SAYS HARDING I FOR OLD GUARD   Roosevelt’ Says Reactionaries Control G. O. P. Machinery

SPEAKS IN CHICAGO      Roosevelt Advises Support of Party’s Platform

ROOSEVELT OPEND ilo CAMPAIGN   HIS SPEECH IN CHICAGO,   SAYS G. 0, PL IS FRYING VO RAISE GREAT : FUND,

ROOSEVELT FIRES FIRST GUN OF THE GREAT CAMPAIGN   Speaks In the Chicago Auditorium Theatre To Crowd of Three Thousand   URGES REPUBLICANS AND INDEPENDENTS TO COME IN   Mentions Republican Plan To Totise Campaign Fund To Total Thirty Million Dollars.

AODSEVELT FIRES OPENING GUN   Addresses Monster Meeting at Chicago in Support of Democratic Policies.   700 Women Given: Places of Honor on Platform — Flays G. 0. P.

ENGLISH MONETARY STATUS 1S SOUND   One-Fourth of Debt Is to U. S. Who Is Asked to Stand By, Commerce Report Says.

Tons ENGLAND SOUND FINANCIALLY   Chamber of Commerce Statement Declares London Still Monetary Center of Europe.

GREAT BRITAIN SAID. FINANCIALLY SOUND   AMERICAN  CHAMBER COMMERCE ISSUES STATEMENT ON ENG- LAND’S CONDiTION.

BRITAIN FINANCIALLY SOUND   American Chamber of Commerce at  London Favorably impressed.

TO AND BRITA   THAT COUNTRY SEEKS ONLY FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE IN FINANCIAL WAY

GREAT BRITAIN IS STILL FINANCIAL CENTER OF EUROPE   Statement by - Chamber of Commerce Shows Country Fundamentally Sound

PGES AME RICANS TOAD GRIT ANN   THAT COUNTRY SEEKS ONL‘ FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE IN PINANCIAL WAY

Negotiate with National Subcommittee for Voice in the Party Control

E OF oLtEPING SICKNESS FOUND   John Monser Ill in Father's Home.   IS AWAKE AT TIMES   Came From Linton, Ind. Few Days Ago.

OLD FASHIONED BASKET DINNER TO BE GIVEN AT PARK   WOMEN’S DIVISION OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ARRANGED FOR EVENT TO BE HELD JULY 8 AT MEETING TUESDAY — REGRET EXPRESSED AT RECENT BURNING OF COURT HOUSE—OPPOSED TO TEMPORARY BUILDING ON COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

DAILY   FOUR SUPERVISORS VOTE TO TAKE AUTO ROAD MONEY WHICH CORONA “DREW” IN COMPETITION ANI “SPEND IT FOR US”   CHAMBER MEETING AN [MPORTANT ONE

OUR SUPERVISORS VOTE 10 TAKE AUTO ROAD MONEY WHICHCORONA “DREW” IN COMPETITION AND “SPEND IT-FOR US”

PASQUALE ON HUNGER STRIKE   ‘Man Connected With Coughlin Kid.  / naping Refuses to Eat,

ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY PAID FINE OF $1.050      Va. FULRNER, IN BEHALE O1 THE COMPA ENTERED A PLEA OF GUILTY,            Charged With Violating the Pure wad Law by Adulterating 35 Car Loads of Oats by Mixing in Rarte

ARMOUR GRAIN CO. FINED $1050      For Violation of the Pure Food Law-Said to Have Mixed Oats and Rarley

Armour Grain Company Fined $1 by Jndge on Charge of  een tite: Taka

HATS OFF,GIRLS IS DECREE OF MRS. ROBINS   Women Attending Chicag: Convention Should Wear Small Skypieces.

SMALL HATS AT G. 0. P. GATHERING   WOMEN WHO ATTEND CHICAGO CONVENTION ARE GIVEN ADVICE.

RED CROSS BUILDING   Committed Has Selected Location at Woodland Park

ITALIAN SENATOR AT AGE OF 74 TO WED PRINCESS, WHO IS 65   “Maagement Announced of Archaeo logist Whose First Wife Was Elien Rhodes of Providence.

President Wilson Will Probably Ap“point Morgenthau or Harbord in Arymentan Dispute.

B10 A POUND   New High Record Fol. lows Light Buying for March Delivery.   UP 140 POINTS SINCE YESTERDAY}

COTTON BRINGS B10 A POUND   New High Record Follows Light Buying for March Delivery.    UP 140 POINTS SINCE YESTERDAY

HGH RECORD FOR MARCH CONTRACTS    Sensational Advance of 140 Points Faatres Opening of Cotton : Market In New York.

WORKER WILL GET BACK PAY   Important Industrial De cision on 8-Hour Law, Handed Down

OJUE UF PLAGE OR WAR PENDING   Johnson’s ‘‘Loyal Five” to Determine Question  WILL CONFER TODAY   n Chicago at Which Time Decision is Expected on Attitude to be Taken Regarding Proposed Reorganization of National Game—Refusal to Co-operate Means War

LEADERS H  ad  TO AVERT WAR IN BASEBALL   DECISION RESTS IN HANDS OF BAN JOHNSON AND CLUB OWNER SUPPORTERS

PALMER HAD MACHINE TO GRAB NOMINATION   “AMOUFPLAGED REAL OBJECT WiTH H. C. L. ACTIVITY SAYS WITNESS      Anti-Reed Men Admit Receiving Money From Cox and Palmer Leaders in Missouri

SLUSH: MONEY  WAS GIVEN TO.        Managers For Palmer and Cox Charged Supplying Money _ For Expenses  t

“PUT UP” . FOR TRIP TO JOPLIN   Palmer Supporter Then Cox Crowd Contributed to St. Louisans Who Helped Unseat Sen. James Reed. .

WOMEN TELL OF PALMER METHODS   H.C. OF L, EMPLOYES BOOSTED =   GHIEF FOR PRESIDENT.   GOVERNMENT PAID FREIGHT   Miss Mary Scott Says She Went To Two Different Polltical Conventions at the Expanse of the Fed éral Departments,

CHARGE PALMER USED OFFICE TO HELP CAMPAIGN   Missouri Woman Says Persons Said to Have Aided In Reducing Living Cost Worked for Him.

Palmer Office Campaign Help, Quizzers Told   Cost of. Living Drive Only a Blind to Aid Candidacy, Woman Testifies.

M’ADOO IS LEADING IN FELD OF 15   Opinion Voiced That Nominee Will Be Elected Before Sundown   Ballots Taken in Convention Today

Ballot Results In  Iwo Long Sessions   Thirty-Seventh, Tallor   Twontv-Flehth Ballot

SBTOLE FROM MINT   “Employe Had Gotten Away With $50, 000 In Gold,

$1,350,000 SCHIFT CHARITY BEQUEST   EXPIRED BANKER AND PHILANTHROPIST MAKES GENEROUS DONATIONS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

DISARMAMENT OF CHANGE IN GOVERN MENT SYSTEM   Will Not Be Permitted, Notice to Warsaw Says—Al‘Jies Rush Aid to Defeated ‘Poles — Hungary Seeks  Darmicoinn tn Manhilize.

OMEVIAI TAKE FORTAESO, POLED BETIRE TOLONZA   France and Britain Put Limit on Truce Demands of Reds— 4 Nations Ask Permission to Fight Soviet.

BRYAN AND WILSON APART.   Hieh Pricst« of Democenery Sald to Difter On Trentyr. By Arthur Sears Henning.

BIGDEMOCRAT DINNER Is 'ON- TONIGHT   Moves of Wilson and Bryan Sole Topics of Political Discussion.   IWILL READ LETTER   Commoner Has Speech Ready and Will Suit Time to. Wilson Messare

MORE INDICTMENTS "IN PRIMARY PROBE   Total of 81 Persons Cited By Grand Jury at Pittsburg,

COLONEL ALF TAYLOR   MORE INDICTMENTS IN PRIMARY PROBE   Total of 81 Persons Cited By Graal fury at Pittsburg.

PS ee ee ae ae, eee  MORE POLITICIANS ARE PLACED UNDER INDICTMENT

MORE’ INDICTMENTS - TN PRIMARY PROBE   Total of 81 Parsons. Cited By Grand Jury at Pillshurg.

AirMail Plane Flies from Twir Cities to Chicago in Four Hours and ‘ten Min aed exe:      RESULAR SERVIGE OPERATING WITH SHIPS EVERY WEEK-DAY   Construction of Work-Shop or Salzer Field is Fast Nearing Completion

RECORD TIM  MADE BY ont THANICH HERE   Air-Mail Plane Flies from Twit Cities to Chicago in Four Hours and Ten Min sat ac   mE  wir IDC EVERY WEEK A   Construction of Work-Shop on Salzer Field is Fast Nearing Completion

WAR BAN ON MEXICAN BULL FIGHTING ANIOED AFTER FOUR YEARS SUCCESSIVE   Over 25,000 Cheering Mexicans and Indians Join In the Sunday Afternoon Sport—Takes Place of American Base Ball on Sunday.

seUenneenienia ‘;enedenamnaaiienl BULL FIGHTING AGAIN  BIG SPORT IN MEXICO BAN AGAIN LIFTEL

MEXICANS ARE JUBILANT OVER THE RESUMPTION OF SPORT OF BULL FIGHTING   PROHIBITION REMOVED AFTEI FEW YEARS OF SUSPENSION OF THE PASTIME.

FRANCE SENDS MORE TROOPS OVER RHINE   Cane atonement  CERMAN GOVERNMENT PRO LESTS OCCUPALION-~-ASKS FOR MORE TIME   Charge Millerand Exaggerated Num * ber of German Troops in Ruhr District.

Oust Bolsheviki From Several Important Points—Fighting Continues With Fury.   Warsaw Declared in State of Siege as City Prepares Defense.

TATE OF otlet PROCLAIMED BY WARSAW GOVERNOR   CIVILIANS NOT ALLOWED” on STREETS AFTER 10 P. M.   BOLSHEVIK! DETERMINED ON CAPITAL'S CAPTURE   Poles Heroically Defending Thei Positions in Hand to Hand Encounters With the Soviet Forces.

POLISH SUGCESSES ON SOUTHERN FRONT OFFICIALLY REPORTE!   Bolsheviki Ousted by Polish Troops From Several Important Towns.

ENEMY IS STILL HAMMERING ON WARSAW ROAD   Capital In State O: Siege; Hand-to-Hand Fighting In Pultusk Reported.

PARIS NEGRO KILLS ONE BEFORE SLAIN   DALLAS COLLECTOR IS. SHOT WITHOUT WARNING; POLICEMAN MAY DIE

MAY RETURN TO THE LEAGUE   Re-entry of Argentina Forecasted By Foreign Minister.

SOCIALISTS INDORSE’ REDS   National Committee Declares for Ruseian Sovict System.

REVOLUTION AT KOSTOWO   Albanian Government Call 60,000 More to Colors.

NEW WAR IN THE BALKANS   Rome Reports Fierce Fighting Between Serbs and Albanians—220 Killed in Battle.

NEW WAR IN THE “BALKANS   Reme. Repérta Fierce Fighting: Between ; ‘forte and Albaniane——220 Killed a in Battles:

NEGROES AND OFFICERS CLASH.   Depaty Sherif Shot: Unidentified Colored Man hilled.

NEGROES ATTACK SHERIFF'S POSSE; ONE IS KILLED   Clash Follows Hurry Call te Outskiris af Youngs Pome

RESOLUTION BY MCORMICK ADOPTEI      Federal Reserve Board To Be Asked Information As To Plans For Currency Depletion.

CAN'T FIND JOHN McGRAW.   New York Giant Manager Fludes Federal Subpoena Server.

WY CHAW FAILS TO APPEAR ON CHARGES (QF ALLEGE FIGHT   Subpoena Issued Following Refusal to Answer Questions.

IRELAND AND ‘,, GREAT BRITAIN ~ STEEL SELVES   Widespread Raids by Military Forces Mean Further Bloodshed — Rigid Rules in Force.

MILITARY RAIDS IN IRELAND   Tension Increased and It Is Fearet Other Tragedies Will Occur.

TENSION IN CORK NFAR T() A BREAK   Excitement Surrounding Mac Swiney's Death Has Not Subsided,   CITY LIKENED TO ~ “SLEEPING VOLCANO   Any False Sisp Made by Bither Side Iiable to Throw It Into Eruption—Hunger Sinkers Re fuse Buhop’s Advice.

SLL  ANID QUICKEN  TENOENESO IN COUTHIRELANL   Excitement Attending the Funeral of MacSwiney Has Not Died Out   -RIEND OF MACSWINEY IS CHOSEN LORD-MAYOR   POPULACE ANXIOUSLY AWAIT. ING DEATH OF NINE HUN: GER STRIKERS IN CORK PRISON, NOW ON 87TH DAY.

MORE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED BY “MILITARY RAIDS   TENSION IN ‘CORK INCREASED TODAY BY THE REPORT OF MANY RAIDS LAST NIGHT   The British and Irish Both Feel Obligated to Meet Them—Donal O'Callagnan Elected Lord  Warne

“RAIDS ANTICIPATED   Tension In City of Cork, Ireland, Ravorted to Be Increasing.

HEAVY GUARD PUT ABOUT CITY   People Carrying Passes Allowed on Streets At Night   TROGPS READY FOR RISING   Armed Men on Sentry Duty Quick to Shoot

‘FLOWERS FROM FANS” FUND   Memorial Will Be Built in Cleveland Park by Baseball Public

— SKFE COURSE    Is For Amerten te Remain (utaid  i Longue For Time.

Republican Nominee Is Not Satisfied With Bourgedis Exolanation of Leaque.   WILL LISTEN TO ADVICE   Harding Believes U. S. Should Remain Out Until New Leaque Is Formed.

ONLY SAFE WAY STAY OUTSIDE LEAGUE NATIONS   Ts the Statement of Senator Harding Following Statement of League President

HARDING POINTS WAY [0 NATIONAL SAFETY   ola UT OF LEAGUE UNTIL WE KNOW ~——-ERACTLY WHAT IS TO BE OUR RESPONSIBLITIES

President of League Council Declares that Article Ten Is Not Considered Essential Part of Covenant   Republican Nominee’s Recent Declara tion Supposed to Have Forced Statement from European Leader .   Article Ten Is Point of Attack

FRESCO OFFICIAL KILLED IN WRECK AY RACINE, MO   Freight Train With “Through’  Orders, Crashes Into Pri vate Car Attached to * Passenger Train.

SELEGTED LENINE TO HEAD THE RED   xerman Spy in Russia Later Worked for American Minicter to Sweden

WILLYS-OVERLAND GALL BACK 4.500 LAID OFF EMPLOYEE   Plant Will Resume Opera tions Again On Monday. Z

CALL BAGK EMPLOVE!   Willys-Overland Company ic Restme Wark Wrondov.

WILLYS-OVERLAND TO.RESUME WORK, RECALLS ITS MEN   Will Decide “Before Monday - Whether Business Will  ee ee ay ee a  ee

GOMPERS AND ALLEN MEET IN JOINT DISCUSSIONS   Labor Leader and Kansas Governor Discuss Industrial Problems: in New York.

GOMPERS. AND. ALLEN: DEBATE LABOR POINTS AND NEW LAY   Kansas Industrial Court Measure Main. Subtect of Talk.   NOTED PERSONS HEAR DISCUSSION   Parting of - Ways ‘Has : Come, Says Lahor e Leader.

GOMPERS AND ALLEN  IN A LABOR DEBATE   MERITS OF KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT DISCUSSED.   Carnegie Hall Packed te the Doers With Preminent Wea and Womer Interested in Buareaing Questicn.

National Labor Leader and Kansas Executive Clash in Joint Debate   Gompers and Allen Discuss Kansas Industrial Court Law and ‘Other Vital Issues Affecting Rights of People Before Packed: Audience at Carnegie Hall.

Governor Meets American Fed. eration of Labor Head ir Debate on Industrial Tribu. nal Legislation

A LARGE CROWD   Gompers.and Gov. Allen -Discuss Relations of Capital and Labor   INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW   No Decision Given; House Divided Equally by the Committee

ALLEN IN DEFENSE OF PUBLIC'S RIGHTS   STRIKE IS A CONSPIRAC\   A. L. F. Leader Assails Industrial Court as “Slave Law”-——~People Had Enough—-Allen,

Gompers Flays Kansas Court As‘Un-American Slave Law;’ Allen Backs Its Importance   Thousands Throng Carnegie Hall in New York to Hea: Remarkable Debate of Kansas Governor and Labo Chief—Right to Strike and Its Legitimacy as Re. gards Effect on Public, Also Was Discussed.

LABOR HEAD AND KANSAS GOVERNOR DEBATE MERITS OF NEW INDUSTRIAL LAW   ALLEN DEFENDS COURT ESTABLISHED IN HIS STATE TO SETTLE WAGE DISPUTES, SAYING “THAT THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC IS THE SUPREME LAW.”

LABOR’S RIGHTS AND WRONGS IN UNIQUE DEBATE   Samuel Gompers And Governor Allen Discuss Kansas Court Of Industrial Relations Statute   The Hall Packed

COX PLANS 10 SURVEY CAUSE OF LAY-OFFS  Democratic Nominee Interest:  ed In American Woolen  Co. Mill Situation.  LEAVES SOUTH BENI  Governor Plans to Spend th Day At the State   House.   Democratic Nominee Interest: ed In American Woolen Co. Mill Situation.   Governor Plans to Spend the Day At the State Hance

GOVERNOR COX AS DETECTIVE   Is Investigating Charges Rela tive to the Laying Off of Men.   HE SCENTS POLICIES  + OF PARTISAN NATURE   Thinks Movement is On te Discredit Democratic Party With Labor Men.

EWARD (6 OFFERED FOR MAN'S ARREST   PRISONER WHO ESCAPED FROM TRAIN HAS PRICE PLACED ON HIS HEAD,

REWARD OF $5,000 OFFERED FOR RECAPTURE OF ALLEGED SLAYER OF GIRL.

GERMANS AIDING RUSSIAN REDS TO BEAT THE POLES   Huge Quantities of Munitions and Foods Be. ing Shipped Across the Prussian Border.

BINKLEY HOME ON. RIRE. 2  ss : a i Contfagration. “Caused [fy  Spark: ‘Krom Plae. a 5                 i:

BINKLEY HOME OWN FIRE.   Conffagration, Caused By Sparks  From Flue. p

HHMI SHIMIL      SAPTAIN BURTON IS RELEASEI AEB TER POOR SHOWING MADE IN FIRST RACES

NEW SKIPPER FOR SHAMROCK IN THIRD RACE   Burton Considered Too Conservative a Filot to Compete Against the Daring American.

New Hands Will Guide: Lipton Cup Challeng   Captain Burton Removed Frwar. Op m mand After Poor Showing of Shamro

FRENCHMAN — ABSTAINED 63 ; FROM FOOD      Starved Himself to Death im Preference to Beiag Guilictined.

BIG FIGHT IN SOUTHERN CHINA   Thousand Reported Killed During Battle in Anhai District.

1,000 DIE IN CHINESE RIOTS   City of Anhai Changes Hands Three Times in Week—Looting by Soldiers,

KERENSKY SAFE IN ENGLAND   Former Russian Premier Not Seized in Caucasus, as Reported—In London Some Time.

RED CROSS REBUILDING GULF TOWNS RAPIDLY   MORE THAN $100,000,000 WILL BE DEVOTED TO HOMES AND BUSI NESS HOUSES.

Red Cross Rebuilding Coast Towns Rapidly   WORE THAN $100,000 EXPENDED FOR HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES STORM DESTROYED.

LINKING OF NATIONAL PARKS   Perpese of Aetemobdile Association in tte Pathfieding Toer. :

ISLAND TRANSFORMED BY CHARGE OF ARMY OF WILLING WORKERS   Great Work Accomplished In Clean Up Drive Thursday   To Pick Auto Trail to Link Nat'l Parks

LYISCH WS DECISION OVER HERMIAN IN BOUT FOR BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIE

LYE WHNG DECISION (VER HERMAN IN BOWT FOR BENTAMIWEIGHT CHAMPIONS

SMOOT MAY WIN VEN F UTAH PES AEMOCRAT   This-Is Sullivan’s Opinion After Political Survey of Western States —   ANTI-WILSON SENTIMENT ~ GROWING, HE DECLARES   Cox’s. Fortunes jn. West Held by Writer to Be in Extremely Poor Shape

CRITIC SAYS COX WILL GET, THREE STATES IN WES!   THIRTEEN: FOR HARDING WEST oF MISSISSIPPI, EXCLUDING ‘THE SOUTHERN STATES, BELIEF

NORMAL SUPPORT OF NOMINEE GOX SPLITS ON IDEAS   Wamen Friends. of League Drawn Away by Fear of En-* dangering Prohibition.   “FIRE THE HIRED MAN.” . PURPOSE OF ELECTORS   Cummins. Will Win and Cham+ berlain May Lose. Says Mr. Sullivan:

WHY HARDING HASTHE WEST   MARA SULLIVAN SUMMARIZES ATTITUDE OF VOTERS,   BENT ON OUSTING DEMOCRACY   DEEP-SEATED AVERSION TO WilSON AND HIS POLICIES.   Cex Pieked for the Slaughter Because He Is Looked U pos as Pree ident’s Legatee—Minds About Made Up.

GOVERNMENT INTERVENES IN RAIL STRIKE IN ARIZONA   ‘Requires Train Service to Move Neoded Supplies to Hospital for Disabled Boldiers

LONDONDERRY STILL IN THROES CIVIL CONFLICT   Total Deaths Reached Eight With Many Injured

LONDONDERRY IN STATE.OF WAR   City in Virtual State of Sieg - With Rifle Battles Going om in the Streets. ,   COURT HOUSE IS BOMBED

NO FOOD STUFFS ARE. TISTRIBUTED   Unless~~Situation- 1s Controtied -- §$oon, People Will’ Suffer   BOATS REMAIN: UNLOADED      ‘Dockmen Will Not Work While Bul_ let, are Flying—Fighting Parties . “Rasricade the ‘Streets sa

[OO MUCH FRING: TO VENTURE OU]   CIVIL WAR IN LONDONDERRY CONTINUES SUFFERING IS IMMINENT.

STILL FIGHTING ~. ~~ IN/IRELAND   LONDONDERRY CONTINUES IN A STATE OF SIEGE TODAY!   EIGHT MEN! KILLED   ALL (ROSS.CHANNEL SAILINGS HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED. "s   ‘Railroad Men Refuse to Handle . Trains With Troops or Munl- tions Adding to Trouble. __

IRISH CIVIL WAR CONTINUES TODAY   TROOPS ABLE TO GET ONLY PARTIAL CONTROL [{N LONDONDERRY   High: Ufficial in Irish Conse: bulary Wounded in Attack in Dublin Today

IRISH CIVIL WAR IocTITT RACING   Eight Deaths in Rioting, _ Troops Fatrot LondonderTy Streets Deserted.

RUSH TROOPS TO ~ PROTECT PEOPLE OF ~ LONDONDERRY   Civil War Continues--Head of irish Constabulary is Shot--Business at 2  Standstill

CIVIL WAR RAGES; RAIL MEN REFUSE TO HAUL TROOPS   Suffering Expected Because Fighting Stops : Food Deliveries.

FOOD HALTS IN LONDONDERRY   Dealt List in trish ‘Fleitin « Now Stands af Eight,   CHANNEL SAILINGS - STOP   Terrified Citizens Remain Indoors and Postal Workers Refuse to. Deliver othe ‘Mail. +

ANOTHER SLAIN: TOTALS EIGHT   Rival Factions Marching About in Streets Openly Carrying Guns.   TROOPS PATROL STREETS   Accept No Settlement Without That Provision.

LONDONOERRY’S AOTS CONTINUE   One More Death Marka Trish Civil War Bringing Total List to Eicht

REVOLVER ~ ATTACKS   ON DIRECTOR OF ROY. AL IRISH CONSTABU. LARY AND FOUR CON. STARLES   Party Attacked on Highway — Director and One Constable Badly Wounded—Firing at Londonderry Resumed Todav.

FIGHTING AT LONDONDERRY,  Reus Aetna niataeat Dues 4. cee ee Tina

IIRISH CIVIL WAR  CONTINUES TODAY   TROOPS ABLE TO GET ONLY PARTIAL CONTROL IX LONDONDERRY    Inhabitants Can't: Get Out al Doors and Ordinary Business is Suspended   Migh Official in Irish Conse:. bulary Wounded in Attack in Dublin ‘Today

NO CESSATION OF STREET FIGHTING IN LONDONDERRY   Civil War Continues, Troops Protecting Main Streets, Inhabitants Indoors,   BREAD, MILK, MAIL, FOOD DELIVERIES ARE HELD UP   Military Reinforcements Fail to Arrive and New Sandbag Barricades Built.

IRISH CIVIL WAR GOES ON   Another Man Killed and Tw Wounded in Londonderry Fighting This Morning.

Civil War Continued  In Londonderr;;   The Total Death List Has Grown to Kight—Troops Protecting Princi-  pal Streets—Business Stepped. 

MANY KILLED IN LONDONDERRY RIOTS   Reports Are That City Was Quiet Last Night But Rioting Broke Out Again This Morning.—Many Casualties Renorted.

MORE - KILLED IN RIOTS   Lendanderry Disturbance Renewed Today after Quiet Night.

M’'ADOO URGENTLY REQUESTS HIS NAME TO BE LEFT OUT   CIVIL WAR CONTINUES IN LONDONBERRY — 1 MORF. DEAD

CIVIL WAR IN IRELAND   At Londonderry Another Veath Followed tie Rieting,   RIVAL FACTIONS MARCHING   Both Sides are Carrying Arms Openty—Saloen was Wrecked on Water Front.

CIVIL WAR CONTINUES   Seattered Firing Keeps Citizens Be hind Closed Doors.

Society Has New Problem   Is It Proper For The Debs To Park Thetr Corsets, The Easier To Do The Shimmy?

Social leaders of “Windy City” much ‘shocked by . charge  against the .  a Ree 2

FIND OUT WHETHER WE ARE GOVERNED BY LAW OR PERSGE   Attorney General’s Action Strangely Close to Compounding a Felony.   NEAR CONTEMPT OF COURT, JUDGE ANDERSON SAYS   Trial of Soft Coal Conspiracy Cases Goes Over to January 10 Because Government Was Not Ready to Proceed, but Probe is Begun.

PALMER'S ACTIONS BORDER CONTEMPT, CAYS U.S. JUDGE   Orders Hunting Evidence i in Coal Case “Strongly Close to Compounding a Felony.”

‘VERY NEAR CONTEMPT OF COURT”      8o Judge Anderson Terms Palmet’s Action - In Limiting Evidence; Hearing Soft Coal QOQaaa Cot ftar Tan (10.

CRITICIZE PALMER'S ACTION iN COAL CAS!   Limiting Government’s Evidence iz Soft Coal Conspiracy Case Paint of Contention

PALMER “NEAR” FELONY IN COAL -- COLLUSION CASE   U. S. Judge Says Attor ney General Flirted “With Contempt. “*

ATTORNEY GEN. PALMER IS IN A BAD MESS   Judge Anderson Resents His Ac tion in Coal Matter and Make: Sharp Criticiem.

ANDERSON FLAYS PALMER'S ACTION   Federal Judge Says Attorney General Comes Near Compounding Felony   MESSAGES ARE PRODUCED   Simms Gives Reasons for Resigning as Special Prosecuter In Coal Cases

PALMER ACCUSED BY FEDERAL JUDGE   Declares Attorney General’s Ac tion Approaches Dangerously Near To Felony.

JUDGE ANDERSON ATTACKS PALMER   Says Action of Attorney-Genera Is Strangely Close to Felony.

Attorney General Scored For Placing Limit Upon Evidence in Coal Cases

ACTION OF PALMER CRITICISED BY JUDGE   HEARING OF COAL CONSPIRACY CASES TO BE RESUMED ON JAN. 10.

JUDGE ANDERSON HITS AT PALMER   JURIST SAYS U. S. ATTORNEY GENERAL “NEARLY COMPOUNDED FELONY.”

Attorney General's ‘Order Limiting Government's: Evidence In Coal Conspiracy Case Under. Investi RR Bai.   RECEIVES “SEVERE CRITICISM

PALMER'S ORDERS RAPPED BY COURT   “Glose to the Compounding of a Felony,” Anderson Says,   ALSO HELD “NEAR CONTEMPT”

PALMER IS GRILLED BY JUDGE ANDERSON   ATTORNEY GENERAL TAKEN SE. VERELY TO TASK.   Aetion in Coal Case Prosecatiens Deelared Clese to Compounding of Feleny and Possible Contempt of Court.

FINDS PALMER NEAR COMPOUNDING CRIME   Judge Probes Coal Plot Cases anc Says Court’s Arm Can Reach Farther Than Capital

EVIDENCE FOR DUURT GAata WAS LIN TER   Action of Attorney General Dangerously Near Contempt, Is Statement of  Jurist Conducting Investigation.  MAM OF COURT 1S LONE   Has Been Known to Reach Further Than Washington, Says Anderson. Will Find Out Whether to Govern bv Law.

Federal Judge Raps Order Limiting Government's Evidence ly Conspiracy Case   PALMER'S. ORDER IS. NEAR FELONY HE SAYS   Attorney General] Declines te Comment on Inquiry Start~—-- ~ed-By the-Court:

Anderson Undertakes Invest). gation of Attorney Generals Orders, Ending With His At. tack-—Says Official’s Atti. tude was Not That of Gorarnment br Law.

IMMIGRATION HALTED A YEAR   By the Provisions of Johnson ‘Bill Passing “House: To"day 293 to 41.   THE ORIGINAL BILL ~ WAS FOR TWO YEARS   itis Expected the Measure Will Be Strongly Opposed . In the Senate.

PASSED EMIGRATION BILl, 29 104  The Period of Suspension Is fo One Year.

 Telegraphic!   IMMIGRATION IS STOPPED 1 YEAR: BILL PASSES HOUS!

HOUSE PASSES IMMIGRANT BAR _ BY 293-TO 41   Provides for Suspension ot Incoming Foreigners for . . Ona Vaar.

STABS HER THREE CHILDREN TO DEATI   Missouri Woman Attempas Suicid After Killing Offspring in Young Son’s Presence.

HEAR BOLL aH PP ING BOA PRAT HE ARIAL  AU  NG IN   'President’s Brother-in-law I: Chief Witness at  Hearing. ;

Must Raise $9620 for Children’s Shelter  Before Christmas   DULLING 1S GIVch CHANGE DESIRED   Request for Opportunity to Refute Charges Is Granted

BROTHER-IN-LAW WILSON BEFORE PRORERS TODAY   Alleged Bribery in Con nection Shipping Board  Taken Up.

BOLLING IS BEFORE THE INVESTIGATORS   Will Teil the Congressional Com. mittee About Shipping Board’ s Finances

CALL R. W. BOLLING TO STAND   United States Investigators to Hear Reply of Wilson Kin to “Graft” Charge.

BOLLING TO -ANSWER   THE PRESIDENTS BROTHER. IN-LAW ON THE CARPET.   He is Accused of Taking Mone: for Influerece In the Letting o Contracts to Ship Board.

HEARING HAS BEEN RESUMEL   Railroads Want Increase Over That Previous ly Awarded

ee ee  NDUGTO HEARING FREIGHT AYE GLAIMS (F TEXAS RAILROADS   APPEAL FOR HIGHER INTRASTATI RATES PLACED BEFOKE  COMMERCE COMMISSION,

RESUME HEARING ON RATE APPLICATION   Texas Railways Seeking Increase.

MPADOO TO HELP PARTY NOMINEE   Promises Democratic Chairman That He Will. Deliver Speeches For Cox.   DAYTON MAKES READY

MADOO URGES PUBLICITY ON CAMPAIGN FUNE   Says the People Will Not Stanc  For a “Purchased Pres idency.”   MAY MAKE SOME SPEECHES   Wants Senate Investigation of Funds to Go Through ©  Campaign.

WILLIAM G. M°ADOO 10 MAKE SPEECHES BERALE OF GOVERNOR COX IN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN   WpAdan'ta Statamant

M’ADOO TO SPEAK FOR COX   Former ‘Secretary Declares the “Peo ple ‘Will Not Stand for a Purchased Presidency.”

WADOO TO SPEAK FOR COX      Former Secretary Declares the “People Witl Not Stand for a Pur. chased Presidency.

Former Secretary of Treasury Enlisted as Speaker—-To Launch Strone Camnaicon.

M’ADOO TO SPEAK FOR GOV. COX   SAYS PEOPLE OPPOSE “PURCHASED PRESIDENCY.”

WANOG SAYS HE WILL STUNT FOR BOVERNGR GOR   Democratic Chairman An~nounces: War-Chest-is-Opefi~ + for Contributions

DEMOCRATS FEEL CUXSURE THEY'LL CARRY COUNTRY   McAdoo Announces He Will Deliver Some Speeches for  Governor Cox.   WAR CHEST IS NOW OPEN   No Limit to Contributions, But Their Source Will Be Carefully Considered.

M’AD00 TO TAKE STUMP FOR COX   Consents to Make Speeches for Party’s Nominee   PEOPLE WARNED   Urges Spotlight of “Pitiless Publicity” on Campaign Expenditures.

M’ADOO ANNOUNCES HE WILL SPEAK FOR C0)   Defeated Candidate for Demo. eratic Nomination Declares for Strenuous Fight.   TO CONCENTRATE ON COX“ AND WILSON POLICIES   Calls for ‘‘Pitiless’’ Publicity of All Campaign Contributions.   WHITE OPENS WAR CHEST   New Chairman of Democratic Party Arrives in Capital and Asks for Funds.

MPADOO 10 TAKE STUMP FOR COX   Urges Spotlight of Pitiless Publicity on Campaign Expenditures

M ADOO AGREES 10 SPEAK FOR COX   Former Secretary of Treasury Issues Statement After Conference With White.  Warns Against Huge Campaign Fund Said to be Accumu: lated by G. 0. P.

MCADOO AIDIN PUSHING GOV, COX CAMPAIGN   Says He Will Not Stand for a Purchased Presidency

WILL WAGE CAMPAIGN FOR NOMINEE   Warns That People Won't Stand for Purchased Presidency   HITS G. O. P. “BARRELL”   Discusses Serious Menace of Big Fund Under Repub . lican Control

M’ADOO WILL TAKE STUMP   Former Secretary of Treasury Will Speak for Cox.

GEORGIANS GUEST OF COOLIDGE TODA   Vice President-elect Welcomes the Georgia Visitors’ to Boston in Their Journey To day in the Industrial Centers   OF the Bast.

WATCH YORE PALMER ORDER   Noted Military Commander Now in the Ranks.   doves to Muninch Where He Joins the Home Guards at Bottom.

LUDENDORF A PRIVATE   Noted Military Commander Now in the Ranks.   Moves to Muninch Where He Joins the Home Guards at Bottom.

GENERAL’S BIG DROP   LUDENDORF, FORMER GERMAN COMMANDER, NOW PRIVATE.   Joins the Home Guard at Munich— Starts at the Bottom in Servree.

NAVY IS HELPING OUT   Co-operating With State Department in Western Union Case

STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS ALL BUS   AN of Them Included in Th -Stand Against the Western Union,

WESTERN UNION IMOROGLIO.      Mix Up With’ the Government Seems to be Complleated.

—shemeeenetiienetia amen  FILIPINOS COMING TO U. 8. (Ry Associated Presa).

INDICT SLAYERS OF OFFICERS   Grand Jury at t Santa Rosa, Cal., Takes Prompt Action.

CHANCE TO END IRISH FIGHTING THINK ENGLISE   Disciplinary Measures Invoked Against “Black and Tans” Expected to Help.

FOAEOEE END OF [Alon WARFARE   Mysterious “Disciplinary Measures” Halt Reprisals in the Tralee District   Irish Officials Are Optimisti About the Success of Their Plans.

REDS GET ODESSA   Claim of Capture by Ukraniar Forces Not Contirmad

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS TIP   Clara Smith Hamon Said to be Getting z Mail in Idaho

BRACKENRIDGE FUNERAL TODAY   Bedy Will Be Sent on 2 Special Train to Edna,  Texas, For Burial

LOL. GEORGE BRACKENRIDGE, WEL. KNOWN TEXAS PIONEER. DIES AT HOME IN SAN ANTONIO

Brackenridge Funeral Will be Held at San Antonio and Burial Thursday Near Edné

NOTED TEXAN DIES; END COMES SUDDENL'   George W. Brackenridge Passes Away.

ANTI-LEAGUERS FORM THEIR OWN PARTY   tp, Put sOnt: Candidate’. Unless Olt! Party ° Takex - Stand Against. Covenant.

REVOLT AMONG DEMOCRATS {a   SNT-LENGUE UF  NATIONS PARTY BEING FORMEL   Founders Seek Senator Bo rah for Presidential Candidate, But He Declines   ORGANIZATION EXTENDS INTO OVER 20 STATES   HIRAM JOHNSON, THOUGH RUNNING ON ANTI-LEAGUE PLATFORM, IS NOT ACCEPT. ABLE TO BITTER EN DERS.

WANT SENATOR BORAH TO RUN FOR T@E PRESIDERCY, BUT HE BEFUSES.   The Proposed New Party, According to Reports, Have Working Or.’ ganizations im Seores of States.

NEW PARTY MA\ BE LAUNCHED    Opposition to League of Nations Would Be Basis

AND’ DRYS” NAY. HAVE CANDIDATES   IRRECONCILABLE FOES OF TREATY AND PROHIBITION. a ‘ISTS MAY TAKE HANDED IN i G \ CAMPAIGN  fqaw)    WANT BORAH TO ENTER RACE   Idaho Senator Asserts He WIL Not be a Candidate ag Long as Johnson is in the Running—Dry Party is Getting ‘Ready

BORAH PIGKED T)LEAD PARTY AGAINST LEAGUE   MEN BEHIND NEW TREATY POLITICAL MOVE WANT IDAHO SENATOR.

ANTI-LEAGUE OF NATIONS: PARTY   EFFORT BEING MANE TO FORN SUCH A PARTY IN WASH. YoerTaNsy      FRIENDS OF SENATOR BORAH TRYING TO GET HIM TO BE A CANDIDATE -

ORAH WILL NOT RUN AGAIN HIRAM   ANTLLEAGUE OF NATIONS PARTY IEAS CONSIDERED HIM FOR A CANDIDATE

ANTI-LEAGUE OF NATIONS iS UNDER CONSIDERATION   ‘Senator Borah Refuses to Accept  Presidential Nomination from The Proposed Party.

PARIS EYES U. S. ELECTION   Presidential. - Race: Overshadows. All _ Other ‘Events in French. Capital, Says Report. ;

PARIS EYES U. S. ELECTION   Presidential Race Overshadows Al Other Events in French Capital, Says Report.

Had - ‘Demogelizing: Says Secretary” ee      ‘POST WAR: RELAXATION _ PLAYS LEADING PART   Great “Army_ of. Ex:Convicts ~ Deter to’“Get Even” " AMtth: Society.

Crime Wave Usually Follows War, Says Prison Authority; — Profiteers Partly At Fault

PROFITEERING IS BLAMED FOR WAVE OF CRIME   SKCRETARY OF COMMITTEE ON PRISONS AND UKISON LABOR GIVES OPTNION

SHERIFF'S POSSE FAILS IN HUNT MEXICAN SLAYERS OF FRASER, NEAR BORDER LINE IN ARIZONE

POSoE FAILS TO CATCH OUTLAWS   Fruitless Search Below International Line  ONE AMERICAN KITTEN   And One Dangerously Wound. ed by Mexican Pandit Raid on Arivaca, Arizona-—Sher iff’s Posse Foilows Hot Trail Across Boundary Line but is Unable to Locate Murderers

POSSE IN PURSUIT CF FRAZER MURDERER   Sheriff's Forces In Nogales. Ariz., On Trail Of Gang Who Killed Storekeeper   THE WORK OF MEXICANS   GULLETIN

BANDITS KILL MAN,   Search for Mexicans, Who Con ducted Raid at Arivaca, Proves Fruitiess.

POSSE IS BACK FIND NO TRACE MEX BANDITS   CAVALRY IS OUT AS WELL      WASHINGTON IS MUM ON MURDER OF YANKEE BY MEXICANS

POSSE IS BACK FIND NO TRACE. ~ WEABANDITS   CAVALRY IS oUt, AS WELL   WASHINGTON 15 iS MUM ON MURDER OF YANKEE BY MEXICANS

MEXICAN SLAYERS ESCAPE PURSUERS   Chase Into Mexico Af ter Bandits has Been Abandoned

RIGHT OF SOCIALISTS IN NEN YORK ASSEMBLY   On Ground They Have Not Receives Election Certificates.

PREDICTS FIND RAGE QF SUPERMEN IN SOUTH   Noted Scientist Declares Lost Race Had Great  Civiligation.

SEVEN MEN AND ONE WOMAN ARE BEING HELE   They are Charged With the Rob bery of the Barlington Mail Train

8 ARRAIGNED FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS THEF'   Alleged Mail* Robbers Ar Held Under $130,000 Bonds.

SEVEN MEN AND ONE WOMAN IN GRASP OF LAK   Heavy.Bonds Fixed by U. S. Commissioner Upon Their Arraicnment::   BAIL TO, BE REDUCED: “AF MONEY IS ‘RECOVERED   ‘Attorney: Declares. Robbery Greatest of Kind in History .of Nation-

4 HELD IN BIGGEST MANIL ROBBERY: [i NATION'S HISTORY   Seven Men and One Woman Are Arraigned for Connection With Bluffs Theft.   THREE PLACED UNDER BIG BONDS AS SAFETY MOVE   Court Sets High Bail to Prevent Use of Stolen Money for Prisoners’ Release.

BIG BOND SET IN MAIL CAR ROBBERY   SEVEN MEN AND ONE WOMA? ARRAIGNED FOR BURLINGTON THEFT   TOOK AWAY FORTUNE   Return of Money Would Reduce Bonds, United States Commissioner Said

8 ARRAIGNED FOR U.S. MAIL ROBBERY   Heavy Bonds Sct For Seven Men And One Woman At Council Bluffs.

Perpetrators Of. Biggest  Mail. Robbery In History  «Weld Under Heavy Bond

PUT MAIL THIEVES UNDER HEAVY BONE   Seven Men, One Woman Arraigned.

Left to right, above: Merle Phillips and Orville Phillips. Below: Fred Poffenbarger and F. A. -aly.

SEVEN MEN AND ONE WOMAN ARRAIGNED FOR MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY   Waive Examination; Jadge Fixes'Bonds From $10-, 000 to $35,000.

SEVEN MEN AND-ONE WOMAN - ARRAIGNED FOR. PART IN HUGE  MAIL CAR ROBBER   All Waive Examination and Are Held to Federal Grand Suy Under n Heavy Dond

ARRAIGN ACCUSED BANDITS,   Seven Men and a Woman Held Un. der Heavy Bond At Council

THIS IS THE YEAR   MICHIGAN COURT HIT   STARTLING TESTIMONY GIVEN AT GRAND RAPIDS TRIAL.   Former “Mayor of Fint Swears He Escaped Prison Through Support of Newberry.

HIGH COURT IS HIT   Acquitta) Paid One Newberry Aid, It Is Charged.   Witness, Former Mayor of Flint, Says He Escaped Prison by Political Support.

ESCAPES PRISON BY AIDING NEWBERRY   Acquittal Paid Orc Newherry Aid,  It Is Charged.   Witness, Former Mayor of Fiint, Says He Escaped Prison by Political ; Support.

ERMAN OUP EXPEGIED Al ANY MOMENI   MILITARIS1S TO SEEK CONTROL IN PRESENT CRISIS   Threats of Uprising Becoming More Bold In Capital.

REVOLUTION IN GERMANY   New Uprising Against Ebert Government Reported.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION a ORGANIZING IN GERARY AY FRENGH DloPATGHEE   Outbreak Against Ebert Government Expected Momentarily As Military Forces Begin New Move Toward Revolt, Says Report.

~~ SUNDER WAY   NEW. OUTBREAK . AGAINST THE “EBERT GOVERNMENT IN GER- - MANY: IS EXPECTED

WANT BETTER CREDITS      Farm Representatives Met for Ac  tion at Washington Today.

MAY HOLD CROPS   Farmers Consider Proposition a Meeting in Washinaton

—— eo . _ . High Interest Rate to Fermer. “Ethee tha Aecenniatold Praca t

JAMES E. COX, - PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   Has Been. Congressman From. Ohio, Governor, Outdoor Enthusiast and is Newspaper Owner.   HE IS 50 YEARS OLD

NEW SLAYINGS ANE LAID TD ~TLUEBEARD’   Murderer’s Final Story te Astound World, Claims  Attorney Woolwine

THINK ONLY TOLD PART   coast District Attorney Be lieves “Bluebeard’s” Final Story of Crimes Will Astounc the Whole World--Confessed Murder of Four ot Women Alleged Has Married—Fail to Find Body.

TREASURY AGAINST ARTIFICIALLY HIGH PRIGES, SAYS SECY   Secretary Houston Tells Agricultural Conference So Today.

EXPECT FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TO DECLARE POL. . ICY AT EARLY DATE. “   WILL ISSUE A STATEMENT   Governor W. P. G. Harding of the Board Intimates that He Will Make Public Future Policy on Saturday.

GILLAM & SHARPE SALE ON FEBRUARY 18TH   40 Gillam & Sharpe Poland China at Public Auction in Checotah.

BIG SALE FEBRUARY 18:   40 Gillém & Sharpe Poland China: at Public ‘Auction. in Checotah.

RUAR OCCUPATION BY ALLIES NOW PROBABLE   GERMANS SAY COMPLIANCE WITH COAL DELIVERY DEMANDS IS IMPOSSIBLE. 

GERMANS ACCEPT DEMAND BUT WITE SUMIE CONDON   ‘Country Between Civil Wat  and Invasion, Foreign Minister Says.   AMERICA WAS TO BE ASKED TO JOIN IN OCCUPATION   ‘All Details Had Been Arranged  for Movement of Troops In to Ruhr District—Day ofl  Tense Emotions Among Del.  egates to Conference at Spa.

DETAILS ARRANGED FOR MOVING TROOPS   AMERICA TO BE ASKED TO JOIN IN OCCUPATION.   Unlees Germany Accedea to Demands te Supply Twe Million Tens ef Cealt Menthy Rehr Will Be Surreended.

OCCUPY RUHR UNLESS DEMANDS ARE MET   AMERICA WILL BE ASKED. TO JOIN ALLIES IF GERMANS REFUSE COAL TERMS   SITUATION GROWS TENSE   ——  No Untoward Incidents Mark Spa Ference But Feeling Running High,

ALLIES ARE READY TO MOVE TROOPS INTO SEAMAN   United States Will Be Asked to Join in Occupation of Ruhr.

RUHR OCCUPATION MATTER OF HOURS  >  IF GERMANY BALK   Day of Conference During Which Germans Use Every Effort   To Get Better Terms   DR. SIMONS SAYS MEANS CIVIL WAR OR INVASION   Foch and Wilson On the Ground Te Direct Military Movement Should It Be Made

ALLIES PREPARE FOR OCCUPATION OF RUAR DISTRI   Troops Ready to Enter Ger many if Demand for Coal Is Not Met Today—America Asked to Participate.

WANT AMERICAN TROOPS SENT INO RUHR UNLESS ALLIED DEMANDS ARE MET

OCCUPATION   if. Germans. Refuse to Meet = Coal Order, Ruhr Will be Invaded

GERMANS ACCEDE 0 ALLIES’ DEMAND FOR COAL, DISPATCH SAYS   Day at Conference Was Fillec With Tense Emotion—Outwardly Calm.   AGREEMENT QUALIFIED BY SOME CONDITIONS THOUGH   Immediate. Occupation of the Ruhr Will Follow Further Evasion of Treaty.

ENEMY DELEGATION ACCEPTS DEMANDS      ids “Agree to’ Furnish Wo Million’ Tons of Coal . Monthiy’ °        HOLD CABINET MEETING   Premier Lioyd George o! England Meets Dr. Simons In Informal Conference

SOLDIERS T0 OCCUPY RUHR   ‘DAY OF TENSE EMOTIONS   MARSHAL FOCH HAS ARRIVED

KINDLY. LANDLORDS JUST CANNOT. STOP. IN CREASING.... RENTS   Now York Real Estate Owners Are Mighty Sorry But Places ‘to Live Have Got to Cost More.

LANDLORDS FIGHT RENT LIMIT LAWS   New York Delegation Will Go tc Albany to Oppose Such Pro. posed Legislation   Possibility of New Buiiding tc Any Extent Within Next 10 Years Is Scant

INCREASE PREDICTED. IN APARTMENT RENTS        NEW YORK. CITY-FIAT I DWELLERS “WILL FACE HIGHER. ‘RATES, Is FORECAST.”- *

LAFOLLETTE IS URGED T0 RUN = +> FOR PRESIDENT   Amos Pinchot of New York, Member of Committee of Forty-eight,  Goes to Madison trom  Chicago.

LA FOLLETTE SEEN BV LEADER OF 48   Pinchot Goes: to Madison te Confer With. Prospective > flanchdate.

LAFOLLETTE IS BIG CANDIDATE OF THIRD PARTY   Organization To Emphasize Principles, Not Candidate.

NEW PARTY LEADER CALLS ON LAFOLLETTE   Pinchot Takes Trip to Wis-consin to See What the Irrepressible Wants.—Walsh  of Missouri Is Mentioned Alen. . :

PLANS OF THE THIRD PARTY MEN   Delegates From 12 States Have Arrived at Chicag  for the Convention.   FRANK P. WALSH IS ALSO POSSIBILITY   Special Train Starts from New York Carrying Delegates from Eastern States.

THIRD PARTY MIEN CONFER WITH HIM   Pinchot and Record Visit Madison Today to Discuss Question.   DELEGATES AT CHICAGO

CANDIDATE SECOND CONSIDERATION IN COMMITTEE OF 48   Emphasis on Principles; Pinchot Sees LaFollette; Delegates, En Route for Meet.

PINCHOT CONFERS WITH LA FOLLETT!   National Cenvention of Comsmittee of Forty-Eight Wil! be Hield Saturday !

PINGHOT LEAVES FOR CONFER EAU WITH LA FQLEETE   Frank P. Walsh Outlines What Third Patty Should Stand For.   OLD PARTIES FAIL TO.   MEET TIMES, HE SAYS   Platform to Call for Government. Ownership. of Principal, Industries, Is Belief’

COMMITTEE OF 48 MAY SETTLE ON LA FOLLETT!   Wisconsin Senator May Be Third Party Nomi.  nee for the Presidency.

THIRD PARTY MEN BOUND FOR CHICAGO   ‘Special Train Carries’ Delegates From New York; Pinchot Holding Conference With LaFollette.

TEXAS ELECTION TO BE SOMETHING MORE THAN PERFUNCTORY   Amendments and Hard Campaign by Opposition Expected to Increase Vote.

NO DOUBT OF  NEFPS VICTORY   Texas to Remain in “Solid South.”   ELECTION MORE THAN “PERFUNCTORY AFFAIR   Republicans Make Hardest Campaign.

TEXAS READY FOR ELECTION      Republicans Close Hardest Fight Ever Made in Texas Politics.

DENIES GAS RATE  HIKE IN LAWRENCE      DISTRIBUTORS SHOULD RE DUCE WASTE, SAYS JUDGE REED   ENORMOUS WASTE NOW   Industrial Relations Court Says Money Raised for Repairs Was Not Suv Used

TURNS DOWN ADVANCE IN GAS RATES   Industriel Court Denies ‘Companies’Applications.   WANTS LEAKAGE REDUCED   Decision Affects Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Kas., Topeka and Oiher Towns.

GAS RATES:TOO HIGH   Judge Reed of Industrial. Cour! Deapmies Leakage Waste and ’ Blames Distrihytors.

PASQUALE WILL PLEAD GUILTY   Ready te Face Penishment for Kil). ing ef Coughlin Baby.

UNION MEN: PROTEST HOWAT'S CONVICTION   Labor Leader “Who Opposec Kansas State Laws Is Denied New Trial

HOWAT RALLY AT GIRARD, KANDI:   1,000 Union Men March te Town to Protest Leader’s Imprisonment.

~ PROSECUTE   Mrs. Jake L. Hamon Doesn’t Ba eve “Other Woman” ~~ Guilty.

CLARA SMITH HAS HERTRACKS WELL COVERED   Special Prosecutor Appointec in Case That Has Stirred the Southwest.   HER FRIENDS HAVE  RETAINED COUNSEL   Firm of Which Newly Elected Prosecuting Attorney is a Member Retained.

Widow of Hamon Convinced Clara Smith Did. Net . Kill Her Husbanc   Would Be Honored to-Accept Pos! of National Committeeman, Succeeding Husband

MRS. HAMON WON'T PROSECUTE GIRI   Miss Clara Smith Did Not Kil Oklahoma Politician, Widow Believes.

am YMRS. HAMONS VIEW.      She Does Not Bellervo the Othe Wonan Killed -Her Husband.

DOES NOT BELIEVE GIRL DID SHOOTING      MRS. HAMON WILL NOT PUS: PROSECUTION OF CLARA SMITH      Her Appoint Hent as Shaggaaee Com mitieeman Would Be Accepted as High Honor

Says This Afternoon at Ardmore That She Does Not Believe Miss Smith Shet Husband,

PRICES TUMBLE ON THE COAST   Ses Freeciere Store Serves Notice of 20 Per Cent Hedectics.

COMMUNIST FOUND GUILTY   Secretary of Party in New York Advocated Revolution.

ASK WARSHIP TO AID YANKS   Senate Resolution Requests Presider to Protect Citizens at Batum on Black Sea.

Phi Rep SION ASR DAN RON NESE EON YER ETA RENE IP TE A TT  ASK WILSON TO SEND AMERICAN WARSHIP — AND MARINES TO BATUM ON THE BLACK SEI

_ BLACK SEA   Marines. and Sailors Are - Needed to. Protect American Lives

WANT WARSHIP SENT TO BATUM ON BLACK SEA   Foreign Relations Committee Says Necessary To Protect Americans.

Senate Committee Favors  Move to Help Americans Threatened By Russians

SENATORS WANT U. S. WARSHIP. ON BLACK SEZ   Ask President to Send One With Marines, to  ‘wees

FEAR AMERICANS IN PERIL   President Asked to Send Warship to the Biack Sea.

President Asked to Send Ship to Black Sea   Senate Foreign Relations Committe Wants American Lives and Prop. erty Protected.

WANT 16% GAMES.   Proposition To Increase Major Baseball Leacue Schedule.

BRITISH “ARREST MANY IN DUBLIN   Several “Black and Tans” Are ‘Killed During the Raids . in Ireland,   MORE THAN 200 ARRESTED   Business Housexn Are Closed by the Military Authoritles in New Campaign Againet the Sinn Feinere—Ralds Continue.

SEIZE MORE THAN  2\0 IN OUBLIN   British Soldiers Arrest Many Sus: pects in Irish Raids.   ‘BLACK AND TANS’ ARE KILLED

SIDELIGHTS AT CHICAGO   Pre-Convention Newslets of Interesting Things in G. oO. P. Camp

SUSUR, Ur BUSINESS MEN  Pledged to Great Lakes Tidewater Aaameiatinm tm Pruak Feiti

— HUN MOVE IS EXPECTED TO  MEAN REVOLUTION   SUPPORT OF BUSINESS MEN   Pledged to Great Lakes Tidewater Assectation to Push Hill.

COALITION. THREATENS BONUS BILL   Republican Insurgents Oppose Any Plan of Cash Payments   JOIN DEMOCRATS WHO WANT NO SALES TAX   Leaders Forced to Le Measure Go Over to Next Week

SOLDIER RELIEF  ~~ BILL HELD UP   Republicans of the Hous Decide Not to Attempt the Measure’s Passage Today

CONSIDERATION OF BONUS BILL DELAYED AGAIN   Republican Leaders Decide Not to Attempt Passage Saturday.

PARTY LEADERS AVERT L033 OF HOUSE CONTRO!   Minority Republicans — Joir Hands With Democrats on Soldier Bonus Bill   PASS PEACE RESOLUTION   Republicans Unable to Mustel Sufficient Votes To Over-ride Veto

ULDIER RELIEE LEGISLATION 19 GIVEN SET-BAGt   Bill Probably Will Not Be Brought Before the House Until Next Week; Republiean Plan Ic Snnosed.

YO VOTER ON SOLDING HONT s.   Repeblicnn Henuse Lenderx Delns tt torit Neat Week,

HOUSE POSTPONES VOTE ON SOLGIEH HELIEE WEASHRE   Action Taken by Republican J] eaders Friday   NO DEFINITE DATE FIXED

'EADERS AFRAID To PRESS BONUS BILI   Threatened Ooalition in House Tro Strong   Action Postponed—May Try to Bring It Up Next Week

Fesved Solid Demeceatic Op position With Few Repubiicang Would Defeat Measure

SOALITION IN CONGRESS MAY DEFEAT THE BONUS   ‘Democratic Opponents of Measure May Be Joined by Sixty Republican Members. 

COMBINE IN HOUSE AGAINST SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE   Democrats and Minority of Republicans Unite to Oppose Bonus.   ATTACK TAXATION PLAN

R. C. DAVIS DIES IN CONWAY   Was at One Time Editor 6f-Georgetown _Times, Before Its, Consolion dation. : “=

RC. DAVIS DIES “*F.;. WHILE IN CONWAY   One Time Editor of Georgetown Times, Before Its Consolidation.

WOOD MAKES FUM DF MONEY TALK BY JOHNSON   ‘lf He’s Any Poorer Than  Am, ! Pity Him,’ Genera Retorts to Senator

GALL FOR CONVENTION   THIRD PARTY TO MEET ON JULY 10,   Statement Issued From Chicago Headquarters by the Committee of Forty-Eight.

THIRD PARTY CALLED   National Convention to Meet in Chicago July 10.   ) Committee of Forty-Eight Issues State. ment From Its Western Headquarters—Raps Republicans.

TWO NATIONS BATTLE; MAY (UIT LEAGUE   Chila and Bolivia In Dispute —Expect Withdrawal Of One.

MEAT PRICES CONTINUE TORIS   U. S. Burean of Markets Contends Statements of the Packers Have Not Yet Been Made Good.

MEAT PRICES © CONTINUE HIGH      aly Pork  Pestace to Decl Lara, Which is Setling “1. “Than Vegetable Stubetive

~OF-MEAT PRIGES   Promises of Tumble Are Stil Awaiting: Fulfillment in Whole Country.   ONLY LARD GOES. LOWER

WORKERS ITALIAN SHOPS   Strikers in Turin Reject Agreement Reached at Rome Conference.   ROYAL GUARDS ARE FIRED UPON   People Unable to Obtain DOwellings Owing to the Shortage in Housing Accommodations Attempt Invasion of Church Buildings.

TURIN WORKERS > CONTINUE 10 TAKE OVER WORKS   Referendum Among Strikers Result Th Relection of Agree  mont

KODAK FINISHING. Quick Service—Finest Work. CITY BOOK STORE,   TEXAS CATTLE MEN IN CHICAGO   Trying to-Get. Packers to Advance Them Money to Restock

NU OF PAGKERD BENG albu! BY STOGKMEN   FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FN RE STOCKING WESTERN PLAINS IN NECESSARY THEY SA}.

TOKIO WILL ORDER ARMY BACK HOME   Japanese People Averse to Single Handed Invasion.  FOLLOW Ut S LEAD   Removal of Some 30,000 Japanese Troops Expected to Take Place Early This Spring.

JAPS:ALSO WILL WITHORAW FORCE NOW IN SIBERIA   All of Anti-Bolshevik Forces Will Be Out By Early Spring.   ONLY 8000 AMERICANS ARE "NOW LEFT IN RUSSIA   Seminoff’s Cossack Troops Will Remain to Oppose Bolshevists.

ALL OTHER FOREIGN ELEMENTS WITHDRAWN BE ASSOCIATED PRES!  EO 9 ee OR AR i Ricans

TO FOLLOW AMERICA   IN WITHDRAWING ITS MILITARY FORCES FROM SIBERIA.   About 8,000 Americans anc 30,000 Japanese Troops tc be Called Out of Tha  Canntry Sagan,

ALY PASSENGER TRAINS ~~ MOVING THROUGH HER   MEN IDLE ON. WESTERN MARYLAND BE. ‘CAUSE. ‘THERE IS NO WORK FOR "POEM TO PFREORM.  Baltimore ‘and Ohio Officials Help to Fill Breack ‘Caused. by Walk-out of Yardmen—Food Shortage is Near Probability

CELEBRATING THE FOUR HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSAY OF THE LANDING OF PILGRIMS   Vice President Coolidge and Senator Lodge Speak For the History of the NationMost Wonderful Celebration of the Generation,

PLYMOUTH FATHERS HONORED   Great Britain and Holland Join VU. § in Celebration at Historic Spot.

LODGE RELATES PILGRIM STORY   Draws Lesson For America of Today.    DELIVERS ADDRESS AT TERCENTENARY   ‘Sketches Scholarly Outline of Ideals:

CELEBRATION “OF THELANDING OF PILGRIMS   3n the Shores of Plymouth Bay, Ceremonies Are Being Heid Today in Commemoration of This Historical Event. Many  Prominent People on Program.

ORATION BY SEN. LODGE   Deer: of. Pilgrims, Theit Ideals -and Lessons for Posterity Described   loquent Tributes by Senior Senalor and Gov. Coolidge —Poem by Dean Briees

PLYMOUTH HAS TTS TERGENTENARY   SEN, LODGE GIVES ADDRESS   And Gov. Coolidge Also Speake— Dean Briggs of Harvard is — Poet of Occasion

. THE PILGRIMS — IS CELEBRATED   SENATOR LODGE MAKES STIR RING ADDRESS FROM HIS. ee TORIC ROCK

GRIM DESCENDANTS BEGIN TO. “CELEBRATE 300TH: ANNIVERSAR\      Scholarly Outline. Of Pilgrim: Story Delivered - By: Senator Henry Cabot Lodge ‘At’ Exact Landing: Place}: Gov. - eaalane Says > Their Mission Was'From The infinite. ~.<.

HONORED PILGRIMS IN TERGENTENARY   THEY SAT FOOT ON SHORE OF AMERICA 300 YEARS AGO TODAY.   The Whole World, Massachusetts Senator Asserts, Owes a Deep Debt of Gratitude to the Fathers.

PILGRIM: FATHERS LANDING’ IS MADE "THEME BY ORATOR   Lodge and Coolidge Central -Figures at Celebration To-. day of Tercentenary Anniversary of Landing:

Vice-President Elect Coolidge One of Principal Speakers. Great Solem: nity Characterizes Program __ Deon Briggs of Harvard Reads Poem. England And Holland Join.

Plymouth Observ a8 pa                : nator, Lodge: As'Ox Pi : Shore: of Mas

"NATION PAYS TRIBUTE TO PILGRIMS ON3 300th ANNIVERSARY OF LANDING  Descendants of Mayflower. ‘Pas sengers Assemble at Plymouth Rock _

PILGRIM FATHERS SET CHARACTER FIRST. SAYS LODGE   Senator Delivers Address a the Pilgrim Tercentenary Today.   EXERCISES HELD IN HISTORIC PLYMOUTH   Speaker Pays Eloquent Tribute to First Settlers of State.

THREE NATIONS UNITE TO. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF >. CQMING OF THE PILGRIM:

Descendants and Other Distinguished Personages Pay Homage to Memory.   COLIDGE MAKES SPEECH   Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Also Among Distinguished American3 Delivering Address.

TERCENTENARY. OF LANDING OF -PILCRINS BEING  OBSERVED TODAY   Lodge, Coolidge: and Gre Notables Take Part in Ceremonies; Foreign Representatives

N. Y. PRIMARIES BEING HELD TODA   REPUBLICAN CONTEST IS’ BE TWEEN REGULARS AND THE INST RGENTS

COURT INVESTIGATES KANSAS COAL STRIKE   Permanent Injunction of Howat Sought.

PROBE OF STRIKE ORDERED.      Kansas Governor Starta Industrial Court to Work; Howat Involved,

EXPRESS THIEF GIVES UP   Loyis J. Hassen Surrenders to Police of Denvern—Wanted at Des Moines, fa.

CHARGE HUN CAPTAIN ee TORPEDOEING SUSSEX   ACCUSED MAN HAS SINCE DIED

Uutdo Democrats, Calling  std Ben Plan Move tc p Tré«aty Before Feb. 10   Lodge Factionfelieves Motion for Vote Will Lack TwoThirds Majoity and Will Force Return of Document to President Election of Underwood as Democratic eader Is Hoped for By Lodge

b. 0. P. LEADERS MAY CALL DEBATE BEFORE FEB. 10   Lodge Says He Expects to Cali Treaty Debate Before Democrats.   Hitchcock Still Maintains That Majority Vote Will Pass Pact.

JAPANESE INVAISION CREATES MUCH FEAR   C.  ITIZENS ALONG RIO GRANDE  OPPOSE JAPANESE ONIZATION.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCES PUSH O}   Gen. Wrangel’s Army Joins Armies Led by Gen. Makno, Ukrainian Chief   Barefooted Conscripls Bolshevik Army Continu to Surrender

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK ARMIES UNITED   Bolsheviki Trapped Wher Junction is Made Are Taken Prisoner.

WRANGEL FORCES JOIN UKRAINIANS   OPERATING AGAINST SOVIET TROOPS NEAR KHARKOV.   Barefooted Conscripts of Bolsheviki Army Continne to Surrender in Large Numbers Soviets Retiring.

CLOSE ON BOLSHEVIKI   Ukraine Army Joins Wrangel’s Forces in South Russia.   Capture of Kharkov Endangers Trotz.ky’s Troops Along the DOnieper— Many Prisoners Taken.

ANTT-SOVIET ARMY CONDUCTING DRIVE   BOLSHEVIKI SAID TO BE IN RkTREAT ON IMPORTANT PARTS OF SOUTH FRONT

TRANPS OF Wh AN GEL — ANDMAENO   THE UKRAINIAN CHIEF, “FORM A JUNCTION NEAR KHARKOV.   Bolsheviki Trapped in that Region and Captured, Together With the City — Reds Continue to Surren-

PINCERS GRASP REDS   ARMY FROM UKRAINE JOINS FORCES OF GEN. WRANGEL.   Trotzky’s Troops Along the Dnieper Endangered—Russians Flieeing Through Minsk Area,

WRANGEL AND UKRAINIAN FORCES UNITE AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIK   e e :  Situation of Reds in Southern Russia Goes from. Bad to Worse as Opposing Forces Out-  fiank Their Strong Positions.   !

CHOLERAIS NEW PROBLEM FORSOVIETS   Successes of Oppositior Continued and Cholera Makes Appearance.

CLOSING IN ON THE BOLSHEVIK FORCES   Ukraine Army Joins Wranyel’s Forces in South Russia.   Capture of Kharkov Endangers Trotzky’s Troops Along the Dnieper— Many Prisoners Taken.

FOUR MORE WOMEN ARRESTED FOR PICKETING BRITISH EMBASS\   ~ . ; ; : Pwo och Them dleld Under $1,000 oad on Charges of Violating’  Federal Statute,

TWO IOWA WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH   Stove Explodes In Farm Home Near Brighton; Husband Burned; Rescues Babes.

TO INVESTIGATE -LIQUOR MARKE!   Alleged That Curb Ex ists in Bowery in City of New York _

WILL INVESTIGATE CONTRABAND LIQUOR CURB MARKET INN.   Prohibition Enforcement Officers in New York State Believe Bootleggers Have Hit On Systematic Plan for Disposing of Liquor.

SUHD MARAT To MAINTAINED bY  BuO ZE PERDLERD   DEALS IN LIQUOR MADE DALI WITHIN SHORT DISTANCE FROM POLICE STATION,

“CURB MARKET” , IN LIQUOR   Federal Headquarters Orders Investigation of Traffic in Liquor in New York   Scottish Distillers © Claim Business With DU. S. Has Greatly Increased

BOOZE ON THE CURB   New. York Has “a Market’ to Contraband Liquor Mea.   NEAR POLICE HEADQUARTERS   Like ‘Financlat District,:to Some “-Bxtent—Have Jaimediate. i Deliveries: oe

CRISIS FOR ILLINOIS. CORN,   Operdtionx of the Chinch Hug snd Lack of Kain Are Deterborar—

ILLINOIS. CROPS NEED RAIN BADLY   CORN ENTERING INTO CRITICAL STAGE—REPORT   Threshing Indicates Heavy Damage From the Hessian Fly—Spring Wheat  Showing Rust

CROPS IN CRITICAL STAGE IN ILLINOIS; RAINS ONLY HOPE   Corn Near Failure; Wheat Damaged; Potatoes Are Ruined.

ILLINOIS CORN CROP AT CRITICAL STAGE   Lack of Rain Damages Whea and Oats Also,

ONDITION OF LINGHS GOR   Reported to Be at the Critical Stage—Wheat Crop  Damaged.

CORN, POTATOES AND WHEAT ALL ARE SUFFERING   Insects Have Damag ed Wheat—Pastures Drying Up

ILLINOIS CORN CROP CRITICAL SAYS BULLETIN   Lack of Rain Causes Serious Outlook For Crop.

RE-ADJUSTMENT OF EDUCATION TO MEET CONDITIONS OF GAY   National Conference Called Tc Meet In Washington To Con. sider Shortage Of Teachers.      NOTED MEN ARE TO SPEAK

EDUCATORS TO MEET AT WASHINGTON   Shortage of Yeachers and Other Matiers to Be Considered,

TEACHER SHORTAGE TO BE CONSIDEREC   ‘Men Interested in Educational Affairs Meet at Washington,

Representatives of Western States Encounter Resistance “in Strict: Economy Program “of Conaréss

Reclamation Proposals Run Up Against a * Cry of IE onpmy  JONES BILL NOT LIKELY TO PASS

WESTERN STATES DOOMED IN RECLAMATION FUNDS FIGHT   Senator McNary Tells Representatives Congress Is Not Disposed Now te Make Huge Appropriations.

PREACH ECONOMY AT CAPITAL   Congress Won't Allow Funds for Reclamation of Lands.

NO FUNDS TO RECLAIM LAND   Congressmen “y Cold Hands to Westerners on Projects for irrigation—Preach Economy.

SMALL HOPE GIVER TORECLAMATION, AGENTS FROM  WEST:      No New Projects Authorize By Congress and Econom Will Be Strict   Delegates: Told by MeNary It Is Not Thought Measure By Jones Will Pass _

SETTLEMENT Ot U) S.-JAPANESE PROBLEM LOWE       Uchida’ Hope a of Reaching... Common Understanding

JAP PROBLEM   JAPAN: PROTESTS BILL PEND. “"ING IN CALIFORNIA HQUSE.            CANDIDATE SAYS: COUN! “MUST BACK UP STATES,   Allens Must Not Be ‘Permilted Enter America WhoCannot Be.” Americanized. se

BRITToH PARLIAMENT   UNGLISH PEOPLE EXPECT ACT. ION ON COAL STRIKE.   Millions of Unemployed Expressing Signs of Red Propaganda.

BRITISH PARLIAMENT   ENGLISH PEOPLE, "EXPRC ION ON GOAL, STRIKE         Millions of ‘Unemployed “Eypressing > Sins of Ned Prépaganda. —_ ;-

FUNERAL OF PRINCE JGACHIM IS HELL   [By Carl D. Groat, United Pres: Stafi Correspondent. ]

FUNERAL FOR PRINCE   Services Over the Body of Prince . Joachim Held Wednesday

CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION TO BE GIVEN TEST   SUPREME COURT TODAY AQ CECPTS PETITION FROM RHOD EISLAND TO TRY THE C      The Court Took Titis Action in Order that the Final Decision Might Be Speeded Up—Cuse Wit Be Watched.

SUPREME COURT OPEEDa HEARING (IN PROHIBITION   Validity of New Act Ques. tioned by Several States   RES OE Se  OHIO CASE IS TO BE HEARD SHORTLY   Referendum _ to Override Legislatures Must Be Passed On

RHODE ISLAND’S TEST OF PROHIBITION IS GRANTED BY SUPREME COURT OF U.S

COURT 1a ASKED FOR A DEGIOIUN ON REFERENDUM   i of States to Annul Rat cation of Amendments : to Be Determined

Making Fight on Grounds That Pro hibition Cannot Be Forced ona State That Rejected Ayendinent.   INFRINGEMENT ON SOVEREIGN RIGHTS

Supreme Court Consents. te Rhode. Island’s Application’ to Institute Original -Proceedings on 18th Amend:      Arguments on Cases Te: Constitutional Rights States by Referendum,toBe Advanced on Calendar.

RHODE ISLAND ~ REGISTERS Mek   State Officitls Says Dry Amendment "Gaia Not Be Enforced Without Consent of State...

SPEEDING UP  PRORIBITION QUESTIONS   HIGH COURT CONSENTS   STATE OF. RHODE ISLAND. REASSEATS OLD CLAIM OR.STATE’S  RIGHTS--OHIO WANTS TO KOWN RIGHT OF REFERENDUM

SUPREME CORY WILL HEAR CASE   Application Awarded To Tesi Validity of 18th Amendment   WILL FIGHT TO DECISION   Appropriation of $5,000 Advaneed To Carry on Legal Battle

ANOTHER TAX LAW SUIT   HENRY COUNTY JUDGE HOLDS WITH BANKING COMPANY.   Gant Brought injunction sult Azsinst Stale Tax Board—Owner-bip of Real Entate Involred.

BOVERNOR NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   News Giver Out That Myster ious Insert Would Not Be Given

Change Is Made In Forecasted Speech Program   Announced This Morning That Forecasted Surprise Would Not Come   LARGE CROWD AT  DAYTON FOR EVENT   Parade Precedes Notification At Fair Grounds This Afternoon

Lloyd George Blames Dutch . for Harcboring William Hohenzollern.

LOYD GEORGE PLACES RESPONSIBLITY. DUTCH SHOULDERS   Says Continued Residence of Former Kaiser in Netherlands Territory Rests With That Government, and is a Serious Danger to Europe.

YALLAMN Uri n ran iin  oa jst. Ln   INTERNMEN Ut GERMAN MILITARY LORD Wa IS MENACE AS LONG AS HE IS VEPT NEAR ANANER

ALLIES HOLD DUIGH GUILTY   LLOYD GEORGE IN NOTE SAYS FORMER KAISER IS SERIOUS MENACE WHEN NEAR THE FRONTIER.

EUROPE'S WOE IS REVEALED   BOLSHEVIK OUTBREAK A WEN.  ACE ‘TO JUGOSLAVEA   HOLLAND PLAINLY WARNED} OF RESPONSIBILITY.   Ministry of the Treasury Declares ‘hal the Finanelal Collapse of “Germany is Near.

DUTCH BLAMED fa RIDING “KALOER, FUROPE’S MENACE   Lloyd George Says His Bein So Close to Germany Makes Him Danger to Peace.

BLAME IS PLACED ON NETHERLANDS   ’s Premier Charges It With  Rhgiand Responsibility For Continued , leit In Holland.

Premier George Points Ou! Danger To Peace Of Europe With Him in Netherlands

OUTCH RESPONSIBLE FOR RETAINING KAISER FUGITIVE IN HOLLAND   PUBLICATION @F RECENT STATE PAPERS REVEALS DUTCH AT TITUDE IN MATTER,

LAY BLAME __ ON HOLLANI   The Netherlands Gov. ernment Responsible for Ex-Kaiser

SEES WILLIAM AG SERIOUS MENACE   Responsibility Placed or The Netherlands.

LLOYD GEORGE HOLDS DUTCH RESPONSIBLE _ FOR WILLIAM'S SAFETY   Premier Says Ex-kaiser’s Very Proximity Is Dangerous.

HOLLAND RESPONSIBLE FOR PEACE OF EUROP!   LLOYD-GEORGE SENDS NOTE  CONCERNING THE EXKAISER   William oa Serious Menace te Peace as Long as he Stays Near Germany

HUN EMPEROR IS SERIOUS MENACE TO WORLD PEACE ASSERTS GEORGE   PREMIFR LLOYD GRORGE EX. PRESSES HIS CONVICTIONS ON ASYLUM IN HOLLAND

PLAN SURRENDER OF CLARA SMITH   WOMAN CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HAMON TO . GIVE SELF UP.

Surrender {if  Mrs, Hamon Neat   Believe Arrangements Ar Being Made For Her Surrender to Police.

WILL BE ACTIVE IN THE CAMPAIGH   President Wilson Will Work Fo Election of Cox, it is Assured at White House.   MAY SPEAK FOR THE OHIOAN   He and Nominee Are Together on League of Nations, His Friends Vigoreusly Assert.

GOVERNOR LAUDED BY HARDING   Rep Nominee Congratulates Cox   LAURELS FOR OHIO   =  Harding Won't Indulge In Personalities  :

HARDING CONGRATULATES   Says Nomination : of” Cox -is~ Added Consideration Shown .to. Ohio: Potiey -Indieated,

STARVING IRISH MAYOR 1S: WEAK   Refuses to Take Food While He _Is Held in Jail for ; Sedition.

GIVES YOUNG WIFE $100,000   65-Year-Old Milllonalre Thus Ends Malntenance Suit.

GERMANY ASKS TRUCE OF REDS   Negotiations Begun Neat Wesel After Battle   Workers in Rhine Provinces Said to Ba Abandoning Soviet

BOMB THREATS” FLOOD COUNTRY   PROBE CONTINUES   Workers Testify They Talked With Driver of Death Wagon, Who Said Blast Was Accident

MILD EPIDEMIC OF BOMB PLOT   New York Outrage Followed by Warnings Sent to Other Cities.

NEW CLEW IN WALL ST, BLAST   Workmen Met Driver Whose i Wagon Was Blown Up.   THREATS AT MANY POINTS   Boston, Cleveland, Brooklya and Tren. ton Warning. Are flegarded ag Fakes—Public Buildings Guarded.

EXPLOSION MAY HAVE BEEN RESULT OF AN: ACCIDENT   Driver of Wagon Said He Was at Telephone When Wall Street Crash Came   WARNING WAS A FAKE   ‘And Custom House Still Stands—New York, Boston and Chicago are Warned

SEVERAL GITta GET ANONYM QU WARNINGS AGG!  — DIRE DISASTERE   Cleveland, Boston, New Bedford, Trenton and New York Receive Mysterious Word of Radical Plots.   ACCIDENT MAY HAVE CAUSED N. Y. BLAST   Wagon Which Is Supposed ' to Have Been Carrying the  Explosive May Have Been  Wit Rv An Automobile.

BOMB FOUND UNDER. ~-FLEVATED STATION   Loaded and Smoking—Policeman Puts Out the Lighted Fuse.

MILD EPIDEMIC OF BOMB THREATS SWEEPS COUNTRY   Threatening Letters Received In Several Cities; New Turn in Mystery.

FW EVIDENCE “ARRIDENT IE   Careless Handling 0! Building . Explosion Cauco NY Warrar?

BOMB THREATS TAKE FORM OF A MILD EPIDEMIC   Many Eastern Cities Report Warnings of Further Outraves   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN   CFFICIALS SHOW NO INTENTION OF ANY RELAXATION OF VIGILANCE

EXPLOSION PLOT ~ EPIDEMIC SPREAD   ‘NO PROGRESS MADE IN NEW  YORK MYSTERY—4 MEN SAY THBY TALKED TO DRIVER.

BEGIN TO DOUBT BOWRB STORY   ixplosion at New York Mere Likely An Accident.

Workers Say Driver of Death Wagon Told Them Vehicle Was Destroyed While He Was Phoning Employer to Get Location for Delivering Building Materials   WARNINGS CONSIDERED A JOKE

eC  AGCIOENT RATHER THAN BOMB PLOT   Latest Developments in Investigation of Wall Street Explosion.   JUST CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE   May Be Unearthed as Four Men Declare They Talked With Driver of Death Wagon Ten Minutes After Blast—Claim Contractors Carted Exploeivoce Withont Parmits.

HAVE BEEN AN ACCIDENT   ‘Employes Of House Wrecking : Company Declare They Talkec With Driver Of “Death Wagon"  Charth, Afpayr Fonlacinn   TESTIMONY WAS UNSOUGHT   Cities In. Eastern Part OF Country  ~ Receive Anonyimous Warnings, But Authorities" Regard’ Messages’As Work OF “Crank.”   VICILANCE IS: NOT. RELAXED

WEVIDENGE —APEIDENTADE   Caréless” Handling ° Building.” Explosion DPR ee BEM Placa?

MILD EPIDEMIC BOMB THREAT:   Cleveland, Boston, New Bed ford, Trenton and New York Among Threatened Glties,

Two Men Report Having Talked lo Driver of Wag. an Carrying Load of Ex. plosives,   THEORY IS UPSET   Belicl of Thy eee That Bomb Was Planted Shallered by Latest Evidence.

MILD EPIDEMIC UF BOMB THREATS ALL OVER COUNTRY   Latest Developments in Wall Street Mystery Point to an Accident.   FOUR MEN TALKED WITH DEATH WAGON DRIVER   Told Them, They Said, Wagor Had Been Blown Up While He Was Telephoning for Ad. dress to Which He Was tc Take Building Material.

DUMB BLAST OUE TO AN ACCIDENT   Latest Testimony Points in That Direction  MANY BOMB THREATS   Warnings Received in Fou Cities—Though Believed to be from Cranks or Jokers Precautions are Not Overlooked—Workers Tell of Talk with Death Car Driver

WARN CITIES OF BOMB OUTRAGE   NEW YORK EXPLOSION IS BE LIEVED TO HAVE BEEN ACCIDENTAL

EXPLOSION WAS, ACCIDENTAL LATEST EVIDENCE INDICATES   Four Men Say They Talked With Driver of Death Wagon.

"MAY HAVE BEEN AN ACCIDENT   But Dispatches Indicate an Epidemic of Bomb Threats Throughout the Country.

NEW SCHEME T0 GET RICH QUICK   BOSTON MAN CLAIMS TO HAVE SOLVED THE PUZZLE.   PAYING HIGH INTEREST RATE   Fifty Per Cent Profit in Period of Forty-fve Days—Made Possible by Manipulating Foreign Exchange.

BUSINESS HALTE! BY STATE OFFICIALS   Promise of 50 Per Cent Profit In 45 Days Brings Rush of Customers   WILE AUDIT ACCOUNTS   Exchange System Is Deseribed as Based On Use of International Coupons

FINANCIER GIVES PROFIT OF 50 P.C. ON INVESTMENT?   Boston Man Has Rush of Cus tomers—Police Find Nothing Crooked.

DID BIG BUSINESS IN REPLY COUPONS   Operator Promised And Paid 50 Pct. Profit.

BARS RAISED 1 HALT FLEECING OF SUCKER GRO   ‘Action Taken to Prevent People From Investing In 2 - Scheme Which Promisec to Net Them Big Returns.

DEALER IN INTERNATIONAL COUPONS REPAYS DEPOSITORS 50 PER CENT PROFIT IN 45 DAYS

CONGRESS MAY ACT _ON-USE.OE TROOPS   Leaders ‘Would’ Place Check ot President's Power to Order  * QaVaHEB.. «

WILL AMERICAN SOLDIERS AGAIN FIGHT GERMANS ?   Question Being Giyer Prominence on Floor of Congress.

PRESIDENT GAN USE TROOPS IN GERMANY  AS HE SEES FIT   ‘Many Believe They Should Not Act Ayainst German Rehels Because Treaty Has Net Been . Ratified.

WILL. U.. §. FIGHT “GERMANY?   State of War Still Exists and ‘Theré Are 15,000 American Troops In Germany, 4

CONGRESS WANTS 10 KNOW STATUS OF U8. TROOPS IW GERMANY   Reports of the Situation Through:out the Empire Are Confusing. Many Are Killed.

CONGRESS WANTS TOHAVE-THE SAY    Resolution j Prepitei Asking. Baker of Exact ‘sitatus of American Soldiers in Germany.

STATUS OF U8.  TROOPS SOUGHT   Congress to Ask Baker 1 American Soldiers in Germany fire to Fight.   SITUATION IS PECULIAR

(U.S. CONCERNED  ABOUT TROOPS  NOW IN GERMANY   Secretary of War Asked What Step: Wal Be Taken by the War Department   FIFTEEN THOUSAND VANKS ARE NOW IN GEKMASY   President Has the Power ta Use: the Troops to Quell Revolution ff He Vills

TO DETERMINE STATUS OF U.S. TROOPS IN GERMANY   Military Affairs Committee to Ask Baker if They are to Fight Revolutionists.

STAND READY FOR ‘ALLIED GRDERS   Congress Gets ‘Busy to Decide Part in Revolution :   STATE OF WAR EXISTS  But Senate Thinks Wilson Should Ack Ponsent to Act

GUN GHE a Wey TAKE oT EPO ON INTERVENTION   Baker to Be Asked to Define Status of American Soldiers on German Soil   TREATY IS RESTRAINT TO U. S. PARTICIPATION   \MERICA IS OPPOSED TO REV: OLUTION AS A MILITARY AND REACTIONARY VICTORY SAYS OFFICIAL

AMERICAN SOLDIERS ON GERMAN SOD   Congress Is to Ask Secretary Bak. er for Information Relative to the Exact Status of Our  Pun nne

Decide If U.S. Troops Are To Be Used Abroad   Representative Kata Wants Baker to Tel) Cengress the  Esact Status of American Soldiers oon German Sok

HANDS TIED BY STATE OF WAR; WILSON RULES   President Alone Has the Power to Decide Use of Troops.

15,000 U.S. TROOPS ARE NOW IN GERMANY   Congress to Determine Tr They, le Usea Against ‘Wuns YW Allies _ Order Such Action.

PLAN FOR AGHIONIN GERMANY   Kahn to [ntroduce Reso lution in Congress  PREPARING TO ACT  Status of Coblenz Force is Unknown   (Bulletin)

AT PEACE WITTE THE SovVrErT.      Rights of Esthenia to Be Given ReeOcBitlion.

ARMISTICE {S$ SIGNED.   First Step Toward Peace Be. tween Esth-nia and Soviet Russia is Taken.

WETS NOW ASK FOR ANOTHER HEARING   Want to Prove 2.75 Per Cent Beer Is Not Law Violation.   Root Files Petition Criticizing Jurists of U. S. Supreme Court for Failure to Give Reasons for Decision.

Brewer's Petition  Criticises Failure of Tribunal to Give Reasons for Upholding 18th  Amendment.

SUPREME COURT IS ASKED  JO RECGNSIBER DECISION   Petition for Christian Feizenspan Brewer, Is Filed by Guthrie eee

ASKS FOR * REHEARING   Qrewer of Newark, N.J., Would Try WATE Over Again,   WHAT IS AN “INTOXICANT?”

WETS RENEW FIGHT AGAINST DRY LAW   “Never Before Has So Impor. tant Issue Been Decided Without Explanation.”

BREWERY FIRM PETITIONS SUPREME COURT ASKING RECONSIDERATION BF ITS RULINGON VOLSTEAD ACT

PETITION REHEARING ON BOOZE DECISIONS   Brewer Contends Beer of 2.7: _ Per Cent Net Intoxicating,

TO CONTINUE BATTLE FOR 2.75 BEER   Elihu Root, Counsel for Nev Jersey Brewer, Files Petition in Supreme Court.

ELIHU ROOT DEFENDS NEWARK BREWERS   Claims Eighteenth Amendment Does Not Aim at 2.75 Beer.

REHEARING OF LIQUOR CASES IE REQUESTED   Supreme ‘Court Asked to Again Pass on 18th Amendment

FEIGENSPAN SEEKS ~ REVIEW BY COURT   ‘Brewer Wants Decision Uphald ing Liquor Amendment and En forcement Act Reconsidered

WOULD REOPEN WET’ ARGUMENT   Petition Is Filed for Recon. sideration of Supreme Court Decision

Fight Is Renewed in United States Supreme Court A gainst Fighteenth Amendment and Volstcad Act.   TWO-SEVENTY-FIVE IS SAID NOT INTOXICATING   Gourt Failed to Explain Its ‘Conclusions in Deciding Case Against Brewers Is Alleged in Petition.

ASKS NEW DRY LAW HEARING   New Jersey Brewer Petititions Supreme Court.   C aims 275 Per Cent Beer Is Not Intoxicating—Elihu Root Is In It.

BEER FIGHT IS AGAIN OPENEL   Seek Reconsideration by ‘ Supreme Court on Dry Decision

ASK HIGH COURT   Supreme Court Petitioned for Reconsideration of the 18th Amendment Decision.  Claims No Reason Set Forth by Court in Making Necison.

Would Save 2. 75 Per Cent   vai sevsey Brewer Begins Case & fo Test the Predthiton Aauenthvent

ANOTHER PETITION IN DRY DECISION FILED FOR BREWER   Attorneys for New Jersey Mai Want Reconsideration of Intoxication Ruling.

ASK WET REHEARING   CLAIMED THAT 275 PER CENT 1S NOT LAW VIOLATION.   Petition is Filed at Washington by Elihu Root Criticizing the Supreme Court.

IS COUNSEL FOR A NEWARK BREWER   Asserts Its Decision Without Opinion Is Unprecedented

RENEW ASSAULT CN VOLSTEAD ACT   Supreme Court Asked to Reconsider.

FEIGENSPAN ASKS FOR A RE-HEARING ON ORY DECISION   Attorneys for New Jersey Brewer File Petition for Reconsideration in U. S. Court   CLAIMS LAW ONLY AFFEGTS INTOXICATING LIQUORS   Sought to Prove 2.75 Beer Not intoxicating

LAWYERS OPER TEN FIGHT Oh — VOLSTEAD atl   Supreme: Court Is Asked te Reconsider Decision on 2.75 Per Cent Beer

BREWER APPEALS AGAIN TOUS. SUPREME COUR    Asks Reconsideration  of Decision Over 2.75 Percent: Beer; Not Intoxicating:  .

BREWER ASKS COURT REVIEW OF DRY DECISION   New Jersey Man Files Peti tion For Reconsideration.

“ARMY REDUCTIONS   Many Officers Back to Former Grades at Reveille Tomorrow

~. re Wiehe hae ee Hous  REGULAR OF ICHRS. REDUCED       Men Promoted “ren Hetarii to rar          rily, Wi  i ra

BLOOMINGTON CATHOLICS   Purchase Site for Charch, School and Rectory

JAIL PRISONERS ESCAPE. HANGINC   Chicago Sheriff Fears to Force View of Death of “Smiling Jack” O’Brien; Doomed Man Firm

PAYS THE PENALTY: SMILE ON FACE   Prisoners Not Allowed To See Hanging—Grand Jury Present

PRISONERS NOT AT HANGINE   Sheriff Peters Submitted to Decision of State Attorney. Grand Jury Delays Execution.

‘SMILES AS DEATH TRAP IS SPRUNG   Chicago Murderer Retains Composure. Sends Regards Teo Friend.

“SMILING JACK” KEEPS > HIS SMILES TO THE ENI   Chicago Gangster Pays Fina Penalty. in Cook County Jail for Murder,   PRISONERS MISS DEATH

CRAB AI PLACED ON TRIAL For ENMBEZZLEMEN’   Former Governor of Ver mout Charged With Steal acess @ieSice VA 4e-

WAR IS OVER IN BASEBALL   PEACE WILL PREVAIL IN RANKS OF MAJOR LEAGUES,   LANDIS TO BE SUPREME HEAD   BECOMES THE DICTATOR OF Na«TIONAL GAME.   Federal Jadge Not te Resigu From Beach, Bat Will Ketaia Beth Jebe and Draw Fifty Thewsand Deilare a Year.

PEACE SETTLES  OVER BASED   MAGNATES AGREE ON LANDIS   As “Chairman of Baseball” and Final ~ Abiter in Au League Disputes— . ‘yun Club. Gwners. Pleased

Each Side Concedes Certair Points to Cther.   VOTE TO APPOINT LANDIS   Judge to be Committee of One in Complete Charge of Administration of Leagues’ Affairs—Scheme of Civilian Tribunal Proposed by Lasker Plan Rejected.

NAME RECEIVERS FOR BIG PLANT   Federal Judge Takes Over Standard Parts Company

RECEIVERS FOR AUTO Co.   Two Are Appointed for $25,000,000 Mo. tor “Accessories Firm in Cleve. tand.

J ‘3  Heavyweight Champion of World and  . Jack Kearns Will Be Charged By  Government With Conspiracy to  . Evade Draft Law, It is Said By  federal Official. .

DEMPSEY INDICTEB AS. CONSPIRATOR      CHAMPION. PIGHTER  aNDEY. elt UNBER ARREST aS 4 ierwas +221 DGER _   JACK MERANS, HIS WANAGER, * ALSO UNDER INDICPEMENT. FOR. CONSPIRACY

JACK DEMPSEY IS INDICTED ON DRAFT DODGING CHARG   Heavyweight Champion and His _ Manager Under Charges in Federe) Court at San Francisco.

JACK DEMPSEY INDICTED TODAY    Heavy-weight Champion  to Ves a 2 Vested for Conspiracy to Defeat  the) Deate Tay

NDICT DEMPSEY ‘ND KEARNS FOR DRAFT EVASION   Champ Asked Divorced Wife To Swear He Supported Her. -

DEMPSEY INDICTED   His Manager Is Also Held on Charge ef Conspiracy.

EMPSEY AND KEARNS ARE INDICTED BY THE FEDERAL GRHND JURY   Charged With Conspiring to Keep Fighter Out of World War

30TH DEMPSEY AND KEARNS  INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY   Charge Is Latter Connived With Pugilist to Evade Military Service During War—Wife Lets Cat Out.

COSTLY FIRE AT DES MOINES   Blaze of Unknown Orgin Did $350,000 Damage There Today.

ROBBERS GET SAFE AND LOSE IT AGAI   Threw it From Southern Railway Train Near Columbia But Before They Could ' Get Back to it Freight Crew Had - Already Found it.

RUSSIAN ROYAL JEWELS TAKEN   WERE SENT TO C. A. K MARTENS, SOVIET “AMBASSADOR.

100 Crown Jewels  From Russia Sent To Red Leader In U. S. Are Seizec

100 DIAMONDS OF RUSSIAN RULERS ARE CAUGHT IN U. S. EN ROUTE TO MARTENS

JEWELS OF RUSSIAN ROVAL HOUSc TAKEN   131 Diamonds in Possession Sailor— Proceeds to Have been used by Reds. it is Thought.

AQYAL QUMaNaS OF RUSSIA AR RELIEVED FOUND   JEWELS INTERCEPTED WHILE O% WAY PROM SOVIET RUSSIA TO UNITED STATES.

CROWN GEMS OF RUSSIA   Diamonds Taken ~ Frow . Sailor Believed to heRoyal Jewels   a NS Sa ee he Soviet ‘Representative Denies ‘Knowledge of: Jewels; Seized in N. Y¥.

RUSSIAN CROWN JEWELS FOUND   131 Big Diamonds Consigned To “ Comrade Martens” Held By U. S. Officials  Recognized As Loot of Soviets And Are Believed to be Part Of Crown Gems.

IMPERIAL DIAMONDS OF TSAR TAKEN ON SAILOR   Government Accuses Russiat — Agent of Being Mixed Ur In Smuggling Affair

ALLEGE BOLSHEVIK! SELL ROYAL JEWEL!   Ludwig C. Martens, “Sovie Ambassador,” Implicated in Vederal Authorities.

JEWELS ENROUTE TO SOVIET HEAD SEIZED BY U. §,   Mullion Dollar’s Worth of Diamonds Sent to Seviet Ambassador Here   COURIER TRAIL UNMASKED   Quantity of Communist Literatuer-and I, W. W. Appeal Intercepted in Raid

UJ. S. INTERGEPTS ROMANOFF JEWELS SENT TO MARTENS   More than 100 Diamonds of! Famous Crown Jewels ‘ Taken from Sailor   FACT COMES OUT IN DEPORTATION TRIAL   Packet Addressed to “Comrade Martens” Says Government

DIAMONDS USED TO FURTHER CAUs   Evidence Showed Established Courie Service Between Bolsheviki and Representatives In New York.

TRAFFIC IN JEWELS BY REDS ‘REVEALED   Stones Suppos: to Have Belonged to Royalty.   ADDRESSED TO MARTENS   Smuggili-g Described as Most Perfectly Orga. '->d Courier Service Between Bolshevist Agents Abroad and in United States That Has Been Discovered.

TRAFFIC IN ROYAL JEWELS.   Bolahevik Leet Sent Frem Rueia ¢ ** Ambassador” Martens.

RUSS CROWN JEWELS SEIZED      U. 8. Custome Officials Intercept More Than 100 Gems Sent to Soviet Agent.

SEIZE RUSSIAN ROYAL JEWELS   DIAMONDS WERE ADDRESSED TO MARTENS, SOVIET HEAD IN U. S.

OFFICERS FIND Ble DIAMONDS   Intercept Famous Jewels of the Russian Royal Family.

RED PROPAGANDA AND SMUGGLED DIAMOND EXPOSE   Bolsheyists Are Thrifty and Combine Smuggling and Red Literature

RUSSIAN CROWN GEMS SMUGGLED HERE BY SAILOR   HERE BY SAILOK  Bolshevik Agents Are Involved in Deal.

WAR} tM  CN UTE 1 HCD AGENT IK WS SEED   Over 100 Diamonds Sent to Ludwig Martens, “Soviet Ambassador”   EVIDENCE GIVEN IN DEPORTATION TRIAL   Details of Smugg ‘ling of Vast Quantities of Jewels Given

Smuggling. of Precious Stones “Into America by Red Agents U nearthed by Federal Officer.   Portion Of Famous’ Jewels Of Fore “mer. Russian Royal: Family _In- cluded, Authorities” Believe.   FOUND DIAMONDS ON SAILOR

131 DIAMONDS CAPTURED BY FEDERAL MEN   Courier: Relfoved: of Jewels  Alleged to Be Agent of » Martons, Red. Envoy,   ‘AMBASSADOR. VICTIM:  OF PLOT, HE AVERS

Soviet Loot ‘Smuggled to U.. S. 131 (CROWN C GEMS SEIZED  i) ager a   Triai of Martens Bares System

ENVOY {MPLICATED IN IEWEL TRAFFIL   Federal Authorities Charge Red Ambassador With Receiving Smuggled Diamonds

OFFICIALS SEIZE PART OF FAMOUS RUSSIAN JEWELS   100 Diamonds and Communis Literature Taken from Swedish Sailor.

REDS TRAFFICKING IN. RUSSIAN ROYAL JEWELS   131 Diamonds Recently Found on Swedish Sailor Entering U. S. Reveal the Plan

CUSTOM OFFICIALS FOUND A BIG BUNCH GE DIAMONDS   Supp nosed to Have Been a Part of the Russian Royal 7 Jewels.

GEM TRAFFIC TRACED TO "RUSSIAN ENVOY"   COURT JEWELS OF FORMER CZAR ARE BELIEVED TO FIGURE IN DEALS IN U.S.

GEMS OF RUSS ROYAL FAMILY SOVIETS 100]   New York Customs Officials Make Important Jewel Seizures.   WERE ADDRESSED TO COMRADE MARTENS   Found With Priceless Dia monds Was Communist Literature.

PART OF GZER FAMILY STONES ABRIUE HU) S   Story of interception of Jewels Told at Marten’s Deportation Trial   DETAILS OF COURIER SERVICE RELATED   Literature From Soviets to 1, W. W. Here Also Seized By Agents

PASSENGERS HURT-IN WRECK   Five Gare of Gurlington Train No. 55 Running From Chicago to Kan gas City, Leave Rails.

WRECK ON THE BURLINGTON   Five Cars on Passenger Trai Are Derailed at Macon Today.

Four-Year. Mystery Revived By Statement of Son He Saw Father Kill Stepmother and Hide Body in Hay Mow   Suspected Farmer Thought Solid Citizen, But Dropped From Sight Few Days Ago, Leaving Bogus Note Trail

SEARCH IN WELL FOR CORPSE OF SLAIN MOTHER   “ather Slew Wife and Threw Body in Haymow, Son  Saves   THROWN IN PIT LATER   LAD SAYS HE SAW His STEP-MOTHER BEATEN TO DEATH WITH CORD-WOOD.

ROY OEGLARES HE SAW FATHER — PAMIMIT PRIME   Stepmother Struck Down and Body Buried in Well, ~ He Says   KEEPS STORY SECRET _ 4 YEARS THROUGH FEAR   Alleged Slayer Disappears October 30; Then Son: ~ - Makes Disclosure

Young ‘Son Tells Police Step-Mother Was Buried *» Farm Well by Father

15-Year Old Boy Accuses Father of Killing  His Stepmother. —      AN DISAPPEARED SOME DAYS AGO

wad Claims to Have Witnessed Slaying of His Stepmother While Peeping Thru Hot Air Register Into Room Below—Left Children After Changing Their Name.

ABANDONED WELL OPENED IN SEARCH FOR CORPSE OF A MURDERED WIFE   Now Hampshire Boy Declares 1 Saw His Father Kill Stepmother ; and Bury Her in Shaft   BEAT WOMAN TO DEATH... -* WITHA STICK OF Woo!

LOOK FOR BODY Of WIFE IN OLD WELI   Search Ordered After 1é Year-Old Son Tells of Murder

EXPECT TO FIND MURDERED BODY IN FARM WELL   Son Tells of Murder of His Step-mother by Father Four Years Ago.   KEPT SECRET UNDER A THREAT OF DEATt

JUSBAND MISSING SINCE OCT 3   Filled: Up Well at Langdon, NH Being Excavated

SON. ACCUSES SIR -OF STEPMOTHER'S MURDER   Authorities to Search in Ole Well for Body That Boi Says Is Lying There

MURDER, VICTIM ~ MAY BE IN WELL   Alleges That Step-Mother Was-Struck Down And That Her Body Was Late¥ Buried.

OPEN WELL TO FIND BOBY OF CLAIN WOMAN   Police Seek William B. Whitney Who Is Alleged to Have Killed Wife on Even of Her Departure for Ohio Visit

WELL OPENED IN HUNT FOR BODY   New Hampshire Farmer is Accused of Killing Wife

THINK WOMAN BURIED IN WEL   Believe New Hampshir: Man. Murdered His Wife

TROUBLE IN PALESTINE   Garaxve Rumors in Cairo Regarding Situation in Holy Land.

ALL CLASSES ATTEND ~ COLOSIMO’S FUNERAL   Two Thousand Mourners Fol. low Bronze Casket.

COLOSIMO BURIED THOUSANDS MOURI   Chicago’s Vice King Pays Last Visit to’ Famous Cafe.

RADICALS SHOW WEAKNESS IN BERLIN ELECTION   ONLY LEADING BY SMALL VOTE; EXPECTED TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP

-_  WOEN DENIES (LEGAL USE OF CAMPAIGN FUNG   Denounces Two Dele eates from Missouri \Vho Said They Got  Money.

Federal Judge at Syracuse. N. Y., Expresses Desire to Send Defendant to Jail as Penalty.   LIMIT OF LAW WAS IMPOSED   Fact that Defendant Was Corporation, Alone Prevented Prison Sentence Being Given Court.

PROFITEER IS FINED   UTICA CLOTHING FIRM ORDERED TO PAY $55,000.   Federal Judge Howe Says: “I Believe Convicted Profiteers Should Be Sent to Jail.”

BIG PROFITEERING FINE.      Federal Judge Impeses Limit of $ 000 on John A. Roberts Comnany tira = ¥!

UUHEAY GAVE  NU MONEY TI  WUD MACE SAYS DENIAL   Senator Phelan Puts Tele gram From Oil Man Into Records   GENERAL'S BACKERS TO ANSWER SOLON   Republican Says “War Profiteers” Combine to Control Conventions

ITALY IS PLEASED.   The Agreement nt With Jugo-Siavin  Britgs Great ~Rellef.(By the Associated Preas.)

MAJORITY IN ITALY FAVOR SETTLEMENT   D’Annunzio Prepares New Expeditions.

WARMING UP TO THE SOVIETS   Letts Plam Peace Negotiations an< Want Poles to Jein.

RANGE FAVORS LIFTING OF TH AUS BLOCKADE   Government Will Permit French Manufacturers to Trade With Russia Premier Announces   PROTESTS WAR SPEECH OF GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER   Government to Take Decided Steps in Case of Repe, tition

PREMIER TELLS CHAMBER SOVIET “BINIS LIFTED   French Traders and:Manufacturers ‘to"Be Permitted toEnter Russia   DEFEAT OF WRANGEL RELEASES -AGREEMENT   Leygues’ Statertent on Trade With Bolsheviki Gonsid‘dered Sianifieant

FRENCH WILLING TO SELL 1 RED:   SUPPRESSION CF ECONOMIC BLOCKADE IS AGREEABLE TO THE FRENCH.   RUSSIA SUBMITS TERM   Conditions Under Which Soviet Russia Will Carry On Trade With Outside World Are Outlined.

FRANCE ‘PLANS. TO ° - OPEN TRADE ‘WITH RUSSIAN SOVIE]   Premier Favors Suppressio of Blockade. and Pro moting Commerce.

FRANCE RESUMES: TRADE IN RUSSIA   Suppression of. Blockade Favored.   SOVIET GOVERNMENT ACTUALLY OPERATES   Rout -of Wrangel Repregents Nothina.

The Question Is, Shall We o Saar We Not Redeem Our Obligation, He Says   ARTICLE X. REDEMPTION OF PLEDGES TO PEOPLE   “WE MUST CHOOSE WHETHER  WE WILL MAKE GOOD OR QUIT; I68UE IMPERIALISM VS. DEMOCRACY.”

THE PACKING CO, PROMOTERS ARE UP-FOR TRIAL   Appreximately 90,000 Farmers oi Towa Are Suid to Own Stock “Tr Deficient Concern,

FOUR PROVINCES IN CANADA GO ‘DRY’   Only Halifax Goes ‘Wet’ in Early Nova Scotia Returns

DRYS WIN OUT IN NOVA SCOTIE   HALIFAX ONLY PLACE ACCORDING ‘TO REPORTS, SHOWING WET : MAJORITY

J. BARLEYCORN LOSING LAST STRONGHOLI   Dry Victory Seems Assured in Nov: Scotia—-Halifax Is Now Only Wet Snot.

POSING PARADE OF  OLD VETS   Houston Streets Gaily Decor ated With Stars and Bars and Stars and Stripes.

Plenty of Spirit Shown by Canfed  erasy Survivors in. Annual Pare.  ; ade at Houston to Mako up for Lack of Strength,

‘VETERANS NOT ALL DEAD YET”   “Almost Enough Left to Whip Germans.” -    CONFEDERATE HOSTS) ‘MARCH AT HOUSTON   Imposing Columns Tramp ] inParade. =

WARTIORS OF LONG AGE STARE MARGE   TOTTERING BUT SPIRITED VETERANS OF CONFEDERACY IN PARADE   MANY UNABLE TO MARCH   Ambulancts, Boy Scouts and Automobiles Helped the Gray Old Men Along Streets O{ Houston.

ENOUGH CONFEDERATES LEFT 10 LICK GERMANY IS OPINION OF GRAYCLAD VETS OF SIXTIES      IMPOSING COLUMN OF SURVIY. ORS. OF “LOST CAUSE” MARCH “ BENRATH STARS, STRIPES  AND BARS

Car Question is Stumbling Block and Scientific Distribution is Expected to Knock Out Speculator.

PREDICTS LOWER PRICES FOR BITUMINOUS COAL   Railroad Officials and Mine Operator -in Conference, Give Views on the . Feel: Situation 7

OAL OPERATORS ott REDUCTION IN PRICE:   Expect to Use Scientific Dis: tribution of Cars to Provide Northwest.   SEVERAL SECTIONS HIT

PREDICT LOWER PRICE COAL TO NEW ENGLANI   Committee Plans to Head Off Speculators— Hopes to Send Steady Stream

IS DUE 10 DROF   REDUCTION IS PREDICTED BY COMMITTEE PLANNING SHORTAGE RELIEF.

SER REDUCTION -TN COAL PRICE   Operators and: Railroat Officials Draw New Traffie Plan —

HAILROADS Tl WUT DOWN EPENOE   Notices Posted This Morning In Shops At Knoxville, Tennessee   EXPENDITURES MUST BE GREATLY REDUCED   Three Hundred Of The Fifteen Hundred Southern Railway Shops Will be Affected   Ryu Tha AeaenclateA Preca

FIRST RAILWAY HANDS LAID OFF TO CUT EXPENSE   Is Initial Sign That Roads Are Again Back in Private Hands   END JOBS SATURDAY   REDUCTION OF EXPENSE DEMANDS RELEASE OF THIRD IN KNOXVILLE SHOPS

SOUTHERN RAILWAY = - ~~ KUREQUGHING MER   Reduction of — Expenditures Cause of 390 Being Laid Off in Tennessee, 140 in Virginia. :.

RAILROAD IS "LAYING OFF MEN   Four Hundred Employes Already Dropped.   SOUTHERN RAILWAY ACTS    Has Made Announcement It Intends to Reduce Expenditures — More Strike Talk.

RAILROADS 10 GUT DOWN EAPENOL   Notices Posted This Morning In Shops At Knoxville, Tennessee   EXPENDITURES MUST BE GREATLY REDUCED   Three Hundred Of The _ Fifteer Hundred Southern Railway Shops Will be Affected

CARLIN TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Manager of Palmer's Campaign Admits He Is. Counsel for Stee  Magnate Accused of   GUFFEY MONEY

PITTSBURGH OIL MAN LARGEST CONTRIBUTOF TO PALMER CAMPAIGH   W. C. Proctor Has Given $500, 000 So Far to Financing Wood’s Campaign.

Six In ‘Hespital As Result of Burns ‘and 85 Guests Driven Out In Night Clothes.

FORT WORTH VS. LITTLE ROCK   Panthers and Travelers Meet Today for Third Game of Ball

Woman Doctor Declares War  On Prohibition   Gives 300 Prescriptions in One Day for Whisky.

WOMAN DOCTOR   And Pastes Out 300 Preseriptions Per Day as a Flu Remedy. Arrested,

NLY.DEMOCRATS  ARE OPTIMISTIC      Say Rainy Weather Would Reduce Vote Upstate in Republi] can Stronghold   ‘Rash of Voters Expected to Tax  Election Facilities to the [ Dimost

47 BALLOTS PEA HOUR MUST FALL   Into New York City Boxes if Full Vote is Cast  HURRICANE OF VOTES   s Predicted in Greater City where 1,373,565 are Regis. tered—Democratic Weather Promised but Republicans Look for Very Heavy Vote Up State in Spite of Storm

NEW YORK TO NAME GOVERNOR   More Than 3,000,000 Expected to Vote in Forenive State.

B.R. 1. STRIKE IN A CRITICAL STAGE TODAY   Men Who Do Not Returr To Work Forfeit  Seniority.

silk ea = Tesco ita umitiaa ak NEW YORK STRIKE ‘ORITICAL,      Ultimatum Sent ia Car Men to Returr or Love 10 Percent Increase,

BROOKLY N TRANSIT STRIKE UNBROKEN   Men Vote to Continue Out Til Demands are Granted—Con. ‘ ditions Improve.

Unless Men Return By Tomerrov They Will Forfeit Their Seniority Rights

TRAM STRIKE IN -* -CRETICAL STAGE   Uniesa Mon Return Today They will Lose Seniority Rights; Those Wha 3 Do Get 10 Per Cont Hike

B. BLT. STRIKE AT ~—GRITICAL STAGE   Unless Men a) by Tomor _ row, ‘Seniority Rights Will .

‘LEWiS TAKES TITLE  cROM JOE STECHER   Strangler Floors Nebraska Grappler in Finish Match in New York Arena,

PREOIDENT OT AND ELAM ON COVENANT   EFFORTS TO BRING HIM IN TO NEGOTIATIONS MEET WITH A REBUFF.   CLAIM TREATY 1S END   Six Reservations of a Total of Fourteen Remain to Be Acted Upon in the Senate During the Week.

TREATY HAS SETBACK   WHEE HOUSE DESC OL RAGES ADVISING WITH: WILSOWN.   IrreconcilabiC. Announce Treaty is  Doomed to Death,

PRECONCILABLES VECLARE PEAGE TAEATY 1S NEAN   give Notice That They Wil End Debate To  0 HELP FROM WILSON EGARDING COMPROMISE   Learns it is Useless to  Ask White House for  Further Proposals.

MONDAY 10 END DEBATE   Setback GivenCompromise Negotiations’ by Wilson’s Attitude Toward New Proposals—Final Action Near.

COMPROMISE PLAN ON PAGT RiCEVES ANOTHER SETBACK   Irreconcilables Will Move Monday to Kill Treaty   NO STATEMENT FROM WILSON

WHITE HOUSE FROWNS UN NEW TREATY MOVE   POSITION ALREADY KNOWN   Further Efforts to Sound Out Administration’s Attitude Called Superfluous,

Treaty Dead, Declare © Borah Senators as Wilson Will Not Yield   Further Efforts to Inquire the President’s Views Futile; [rreconcilables Will Move to Bring Debate to End.

And So Opponents Serve Notice They Will Move Monday To Bring Debate In Senate _ Speedily To an End; Eleventh Hour Negotiations Availeth Nothing.   LODGE AND BORAH STAND PAT

Democrats and Republicans   Hoping for Encourage  ment on Compromise Plan Fail to Get It.   WHITE HOUSE SAYS “GO AND SEE LODGE’   Irrecencilable Group Head. ed by Borah Will Speec Final Action Monday Hitchcock Approving.

Failure to Actively Enter Int        TRRECONCILABLES SEEK © SPEEDY END T0 DEBATE   Borah: Proposes that Article 1 Hardest Problem, Be - Voted Upon Next Monday,

Compromise Overtures Must Be Made To Lodge And Not Wilson, Is White House Attitude

EFFORT 10 GET HIS ATTITUDEON CHANGES JOLTED   New Phase In Treaty Controversy Dims Ail Hopes For Vote.

SETBACK 10 FOND HOPES OF COMPROMISE ON PAGT   SOLONS HAVE. BEEN INFORMED THAT THE ATTITUDE OF THE PRESIDENT HAS ALREADY KEEN FULLY EXPLAINED

WILSON CLAMPS TREATY DAMPER   <ETHACK FROM WHITE HOUSE ON COMPROMISE IDEA.   NOT TO BUDGE FROM POSITION   senators Favorable to Ratification Disappointed, Bat Irreconcilables Applaud Action—Insist Time Is Wasted.

EFFORT TO DRKG  PREOIDENT INTO TREATY QloP UTE BETS A SETBAGK   Officials Say That Democratic Senators Already Are Fully Advised of Attitude of Chief Executive.   MUST LOOK K TO LODGE FOR A COMPROMISE   Irreconcilable Pact Opponents of Ratification Are Highly Elated and Openly Acscert That It ls Dead,

Development Causes Tneoncealed Disappointment Ameng Republicaa and Democratic Senators Working for Eleventh Hour Compromise, but Has Nov Stopped Conferences,

sa ue yrs es ara Se eee eee he eels  FREIGHTER AGROUND ENCOUNTERED TYPHOO!

1 Aon il rei TA) AE QFFFREN   Present Plans Call for Interest Rate Not Lower Than Seven Per Cent   WILL USE PROCEEDS FOR NEW EQUIPMENT   BANKERS s\iy INTEREST Is NOT HIGit ENOUGH; Gov.  ERNMENT DISPLEASED THAT IT 18 SO HIGH.

R. R. WILL OFFER $400,000,000 IN BONDS FOR SALE   TO THE PUBLIC IN NEXT FEW WONTHS TO PROVIDE NEW PFOLIPWENT

Interest Rates Will Be at Least Soven Per Cent—Money to Ba Used on Equipment.

RAILROADS TO EORROW. TO BUY EQUIPMENT   To Offer $400,000;000 Worth of Securities to Public Within Few Months

RAILROAD SECURITIES WILL SOON BE OFFERED   Public to Have Opportunity to Subscribe for Big Amount For New Equipmert.

RAILROADS’ SECURITIES GO ON MARKET   New Equipment Needed and Cash To Be - Raised.

400,000,000 WILL BE OFFERED SOON PY THE PAN PNANS   Seven Percent Securities Tc Be Issued For New Equipment   PLANS A NNO UNCED      Quick Improvements Decided Upon, Government ‘ To Sanction Loan

MILLIONS OF RAIL BONDS 70 BE SOLD   Roads Plan to Expend $610, 000,000 for New Equipment Next Year.   HITCH OVER INTEREST   . C, C, Objected to 7 Pe Cent, Plan Repair Old ars,

Uo OUM fo RUA NEC SEER 4 Au   $400,000,000 IN 7 PERCENT LOAN RAILWAY'S GOAL  Need For a iia nt Placed At Over $600,000,000.

$400,000,000 Worth to Be Sold Public Report Says      Funds Will Be Used to Purchase New Equipment

RAILROADS =~ TOOFFER SECURITIES   FOUR HUNDRED 4 MILLEINS = TE BE PUT QUT AY SEVEN PERE      REPAL OF EQUIPMENT WILE BE BIG ITEM FOR BALANCE OF War.

FRIDAY.OUGHT TO SEE ‘THRONGS   MANY FEATURES WILL BE_OFFERED ON PROGRAM.

NOGTH END TO COME 10 FA Blé DAY QUE!   FRIDAY OUGHT TO SEE THRONGS      MANY FEATURES WILL BE OFFERED ON PROGRAM.

ANGRY FARMERS HUNT FOR NEGRO   Armed With Guns, Ropes and Pitehforks, Kentuckians Scour  Country for Rapist.

iol Mr iment. Ageing  Search for Mulatto Charged with Assault on Expectant Mother

GEO. W. PERKINS BETTER   Physicians of New York Banker Arc Optimistic.

MINERS TO CONSIDER SETTLEMENT PROPOSAL   Big Wage Increase and Recognition of Union Granted in Labor Secretary’s Plan

WILL OFFER RAISE 10   From 15.50 to 1¢.85 Percent More, $4 a Day Minimum   Bars Closed Shop and Checkoff —President’s Plan Alternative

NEW TENTATIVE WAGE CONTRAGI   For Hard Coal Diggers is Prepared by Wilson  CEPPLTADY ne FARNnP   SECRETARY OF LABOR   Proposes Increases in Excess of 15 Per Cent Already Offered by Opperators—Proposal Will be Presented to Tri-District Miners Convention Which Opens Today

MINERS 10 GET BIG INCREASES   Secretary of Labor Draw: Up Tentative Contract

QTATE OFFIGILS NOT FAVORABLE 10 NEW CO. PROJEC)   Proposal On Foot  T Create 89th Ohio County.

PLAN EMBARGO : ON FARM STUFI   Senate and House Leaders Agree on an Emergency Tariff Measure Today

FOOD EMBARGO IS PLANNED   Senate and House Leaders Agree or Program for Emergency Tariff Law.

EWERGENCY TARIFF.   Coperess to Teke Quick Action te Protect American Markets.

TARIFF PROGRAM FOR  FARMER'S PROTECTION IS AGREED UPON BY  LEADERS IN CONGRESS   High Buty or Flat Embargo for Year to Be Adopted; Underwood Law to Be Repealed

DRAFT MEASURE TO END DUMPING   Committee of Congressmen from Farm Districts Prepares Tariff Bill

URGE EMBARGO ON FARM CROPS   Would Bar Importation o! Wheat, Cotton and Meats

TO RUSH EMBARGO ON FARM PRODUCTS   Prohibition Tariff or Flat Embarge Will Be Rushed Through.

Frenchman Gets Two Years in Prison for Killing American Soldier; Jealousy Was Cause

FRENGHMAN GIVEN THC YEARS FOR MURDER OF AN AMERICAN SOLE   JEALOUSY THE MOTIVE UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES CONDUCIVE TO LENIENT JUDGMENT,

2 YEARS FOR KILLING YANK   Frenchman Convicted of Murdering American Soldier—Jealousy Was the Motive.

SUPREME COURT MEETS TODAY   Possibility of Decision On Validity ef Prohibition Amendment.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS CONTINUE IN MEXICO   New Voleano Comes Into Being At St. Miguel Mountain, Near Orizabo.

SOUND BUSINESS BASIS FOR CHURCH   Interchurch World Movement Natural Growth Of Tendency To Eliminate Waste   AVOIDS USELESS COMPETITION   Religious Financiering Revolutionized By Success Of Men And Milllene ) Movement And Co-operation .  lea Reault

SOUND BUSINESS BASIS FOR CHURCH   Interehurch World Movement Natural Growth Of Tendency . Fo Eliminate Waste   AVOIDS USELESS COMPETITION

WARDEN J, K. CODDING TO LEAVE STATE PEN   FIRST APPOINTED BY GOV. W R. STUBBS IN 1909   Governor ‘Allen Has Received N¢ Formal Notification. But Resignation Expected

WARDEN CODDING RESIGNS.  _——  Had Been Headiof State Prison _  Neerly a Decade. .

LEAGUE ISSUE CLEARLY DRAWN BY THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER, SENATORS DECLAR!

fake It as lt Stands or Leave It, is Wilson's titude on Treaty and Finish Fight Looms U

i  .  HLS   WILSON. routed gO Eat ae  ® , ” Oo LET ter   Both Parties sAgreeTrealy  ~ Issue @ Now Clearly’ : Drawn      tFFEC) AWAITED

WILSON STILL PAT ON COMPROMISE   Scotts Attempt of Democrats to Persuade His Consideration   CONDEMNS RESERVATIONS   Letter to Hitchcock Sounds Neath Knell of Treaty

LEAGUE AS I] STANDS OR NO LEAGUE--WILSON   Thus Is Letter Sent To Sen ator Hiteheock Interpreted By Almost All Senators   COMPROMISE STILL IS SOVGHT BY SOME   Effect Of Letter On Demo. erats Is In Doubt—See Faint Rav Of Hope

IN GPINION DF PARI azapete "THIS IS WILSON’ ¥i cW OF BEAGUE OF NATIONS.   ISSUE CLEARLY DRAWN: NOW BY PRESIDENT   ¥ According to\ elie of  Hitchcock,  _Represe} : posite Extrerbhes . t

LEAGUE AST STANDS, OF NO LEAGUE-WH SAN   Senators Unanimous in Interpreting President’s Letter to Hitchcock   SITUATION UNCHANGED, HITCHCOCK BELIEVES   COMPROMISERS SEE IN LET TER IMPLICATION THAT THI PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT BI. PARTISAN RESERVATION,

SENATORS OF BOTH PARTIES "ARE BUSY DISCUSSING PRESI-, DENTS LATTER

TARE PAGT OR LEAVE 1T-WiiSON   President Sends Reply to Hitchcock   DEMS ARE PUZZLED   Lodge Terms Letter as Very Typical

WILSON OPPOSED 0 RESERVATIONS   Senators Say President Wil Accept Treaty as it Stands or Reject it Altogether.   ISSUE IS CLEARLY DRAWN   Some Mild Reservationists Believe Wilson Will Approve Modification of Article 10.

THE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS IT STANDS OR NONE   This fs. the Issue in the Treaty Fight as President Wilson Sees it.

WILSON WILL RULE OR RUIN   President Sends Senate Wort  He Wants League as It Stands or None at All.

LITTLE RURAL SCHOOL IS PASSING AWA   Reports Show That Martin County Has Added One Room Schools While Oiher Counties are Consolidating

LITTLE RURAL SCHOOL HOUSE IS PASSING   CAMPAIGN FOR CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS BEGAN THIRTY YEARS AGO.   CONSOLIDATION GROWS RAPIDLY   Forty Five Per Cent of the Small Schools Abandoned in State. Southern Counties Slow to Change.

LOOKS LIKE WADSWORTH   iN NEW YORK PRIMARIES   Returns From Other States Show Republican ‘Victory— Pparkhurst’s Plurality.

SMITH LEADS IN SOUTH CAROLINA FOR U. 5, SENATE   Present Senator Renominated, Returns Show—Primaries Held Yesterday in New York and Colorado.

Organizatian Candidates of Both Parties Receive Nomination in New York

IN NEW YORK PRIMARIES   Returns From Other Statics Show Republican Victory— Parkhurst’s Plurality.

REGULARS WIN NOMINATIONS IN NEW YORI   Organization Candidates of Both Parties Lead By 2 to 1.

NO NEED OF EATHA MEET HE SAYS TODA)   EXPLAINS STAND ON QUESTION BEING DISCUSSED.   HAD BEEN ACTED UPON BY PREVIOUS ASSEMBLY   Code Revision is Still in Progress an: Will Be For Some Time, and Other Questions Have Already Been Given Attention Says bMardina

GOVERNOR HARDING ‘SAYS FINALLY NO SPECIAL SESSION   In Public Statement, Issuec Today, Harding .Gives Final Decision to Let Code Re wien Watt.   SAYS NOT READY YET   Takes tho View That Matter Car Await Regular Session of the Assembly and Save the State $300,000.

ARMISTICE ENDS . VERA CRUZ STRIKE   Agreement ‘Follows Personal Mediation. ,

TO WORK FOR 60 DAYS   Vera Cruz Strikers and Eniployers Declare Armistice.

HAITI PRESIDENT DENIES KILLINGS   IGNORANT OF INDISCRIMINATE SLAYING OF MARINES   People, Generally, Have Relected a Coming of Americans, Executive Tells U. S, Naval Board.

HATTIAN PRESIDENT: DENIES OUTRAGE!   Testifying Before the Naval Board He Said He Didn’t Know Anything of the Many Cases of Violence Which T.cs Teen Renorted.

PRESIDENT OF HAITI    BEFORE NAVAL BOARI   Has Ne Official Knowledge of In discriminate Killing of. 4 ’ Natives. -

NAVAL BOARD. SIFTS CHARGES TF ALLINES   Haitian Executive Says He Has No Official Knowl-.: edge of Murders “   MARINES ACCUSED BY PIVatic CLAMOR. HE SAYS   People Rejoice Over Coming Of Americaris, President : Declares 

HAITI PRESIDENT DENIES KILLINGS   BREE ASERE sBm:     People, Generally, Hare Rejected at Coming ai Americans, Executive Palle T & Naval Rage.

HAITIAN PRESIDENT HAS NC OFFCIAL KNOWLEDGE OF WHOLESALE KILLINGS

MARTIAL LAW FEAR STOPS WITNESSES HE SAYS   President of Haiti Testifies Before Naval Inquiry But Knows Nothing Officially

NOT PRESIDENTS DUTY OVERSEE NAVAL TRIALS   Judge Advocate Dver Lookme After Cases Privatels / Charges That [rt fs Difficult to Get Evidence,

PRESIDENT OF HAITI WITNESS IN IN QUIRY   Mas No Official Knowledge ot Charge of Indiscriminate Killing.

PRESIDENT OF HAYTI HAS PROOE KILLING BYU, S. MARINE   Testifying Today Before Naval Board He Said “They Have Been Accused by Publis Glamor”

HAYTIEN PRESIDENT =  HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF KILLING OF NATIVES BY THE U. 5. MARINE   ‘Accused by Public ‘Clamor, De claves Witness at Hearing Held by Naval Inquiry Board

PRESIDENT OF HAITI LACKS CRIME PROOF   Had No Official Knowledge of Outrages by U. S. Marines.

HAITI CHIEF TALKS ON VIOLENCE   President Quizzed As to Charges Against U.S. Marines   NOT ‘OFFICIALLY INFORMED’:   People Fear Martial Law, He Tells investigators

HAITIAN PRESIDENT “ON WITNESS STAND   Has ‘No Official Knowledge of Killings.

President of Republic of Hait Testified in Court.   REASON FOR ACCUSATIONS   Dectared He Had no Knowledge That Natives of the Island Were Killed, -

HAIT] PRESIDENT DENIES MARINES KILLED INNOCENT   Tells Probers He Doe Not Know Of ‘Indis criminate Shooting’

President Of Haitien Republic Has No Official Knowledge Of Charee:

HAITIAN KILLING PROBE CONTINUE   President of Republic Says He Has No Evidence of Indiscriminate Slavina.   Declares the Marines Have “Been Accused by Public Clamor.”

NORMAN H. DAVIS — SUCCEEDS POLK AS — UNDER-SEGRETARY   State Gepartment Now Stripped of All High Officials Who Conducted America’s Diplomacy During  the War.

TANKLIN POLK ETIAES FRM OFFICE TONAY   Was Last of High Officials in Department of State During War

MEMBERS @F WILSON’S WAR CABINET GONE.   Frank Lyon Pott Retires aa’ Unde Secretary. of Stute—Norman i. Devis Sueceeds.

LAST U. §. WAR DIPLOMAT GOES   Retirement of Frank L. Polk End of American Diplomats Who Served During War.  IN. H. DAVIS SUCCEEDS HIM

OTT TRIAL CONTINUEL   Woman Charged With Murder of Husband  in Dallas

CONTINUED   Woman Charged With “Murder of Husband — in Dallas Sai

 CRUZ STRIKERS FICK NEW TERM            tement Between President “Striking Forces -Seems ‘Have. Displeased Strik“Themselves. — General

REFUSE TO ACCEPT ARMISTICE   Striking Stevedores at Very Cres Hold Out Against Compromise.

DOCK WORKERS (NA STRIKE   It Is Said That the Move Will Be Supported by a Walkout of Railroad Men.

VERA CRUZ STRIKERS. REFUSE NEW TERMS   Agreement Between President: _ And Striking Forces Seems’ fe Have. Displeased Strik-. . Themselves: - — ~ General alien Called.: . :

AGCEPT WAGE AGREEMENT   striking Stevedores and Back Workers In Vera Cruz Gall For General Strike

PRUPOSES NEW REPUBLIC IN  NORTH MEXIGD   FORMER AMBASSADOR WILSON SAYS TT WOULD ACT AS BUFFER STATE FOR U.S,

DIVISION OF MEXICO IS SUGGESTED NOW   HENRY LANE WILSON WOULD CONSTRUCT BUFFER STATE TO THE SOUTH OF OUR COUNTRY.

FRANK BIANCA AILLO SELF IN CELL TODA}   Charged With Committing Murder: Which Started the West Frankfort, Ill., Riots.

REFUSE TO CALL OFF STRIKE   Denver Street Car Men Vote On Proposal of Company.

DENVER STRIKERS WILL STAY OW]   Street Car Company Will Break in Large List of Apnlicants.

DENVER STRIKERS REFUSE TO RETURN: TROOPS STAY TILL STRIKEBREAKERS QUIT

nver Street Car Workers Spurn Offer Made, Claimng Conditions Named Are Not Satisfactory.   JON LEADERS PLEA FALLS ON DEAF EARS   neral Manager of Comyany Says New Men Will 3e Broken in and That vars Will Be Operated.

DENVER STRIKERS VOTE TO GO BACK T0 JOBS   Union Members Overwhelmingly in  Favor of Ending Walkout— Company Stands Pat.

DENVER CAR MEN OPPOSE RETURN   DISINCLINED To ‘RETURN UNDER CONDITIONS NAMED BY THE TRAMWAY COMPANY.

DENVER STRIKERS DECLINE 10 RETURD   Col. Ballou Says Soldiers Wil! B Kept There Until Cars Are Run By Denver Men

A lot of new crop received Wisconssn Seed Rye for sale by Burnett & Bradly.

TEXAS DISTRICT BRINGS IN NEW LINE OF GUSBERS   Old Time Excitement Prevails as the : Cruge Oil Spouts

ANOTHER TEXAS TOWN IS BOOMED OVER NIGHT   Oil is Struck an Mexia, in Eastern Part of State, and Frenzy Begins

OWL IS STRUCK, TOWA WARES UF   MEXIA, OF EASTERN TEXAS, BECOMES RIOT OF COSMOPOLITANISM

LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK; GETS, $2000   President And Cashier of Dana, Ind. Bank Forced to Turn Over Money to Hold-up.

BARD} MED   Will Beooese Members of Zln Body. Which Hi to te Raitroad” Wage

BLASER ON WILSON’S RAILROAD COMMITTES   kh. R. Executives Announce Representatives Who Are to Confer with Bratheriioods. : --

RAILROAD HEADS - SELECT THEIR WAGE BOARIL   Hines Fixes Next Wednesday for First Bi-Partisan Conference.

CHICAGO MUST BE DRY      Cabarets Ordered to Cease Liquor er Permitting 1f

DOOM OF CHICAGO NIGHT LIFE      No More Liquor to Be Dispensed in Cabarets.

LARGE WH T YIELD   Manitoba Farly Crop is Estimated by Experts at 3,000,000

Note Recognising ‘Armenian RepabIte Sintes Limes Will Be Hecided Latcr.

MOTORIG PLYMOUTH CHURCH ANNEX AT BROOKLYN FIRE SWEP’   Loss Estimated at Mor Than $70,000 On Wednesday.

HISTORIC CHURCH IS SWEPT BY FIRE   Annex Of Plymouth Church, Where Beecher. Preached, Is Badly Damaged.

WILL ASK INCREASE PASSENGER RATES   Pullman Charges To Be Hoistec and Milk Made To Help Pay Award

Suenrenkomsiyiane toes TWO RED ARMIES ARE FACING ANNITHTITLATION

RED ARMY IS ON THE RUN.   Given Orders te Retreat Along the Whole Front.

MES. JOHN SHAWHAN DEAD.   ee  Expired at Her Home in Elwood ) . Wednesday Morning,

PIONEER IOWA JUDGE DIES   Ben McCoy, Widely Known in State Republican Politics, Passes Away at Oskaloosa.

JUDGE M’COY OF IOWA DEAD   Pioneer, Widely Known in Republicar Dalitice Diec.

No Ruling Against Limited Sale of Malt, Hops, Ete., Say Malt Dealers’ Counse

MALT AND HOPS   No Ruling Confining Sales 1 Bakers and Confectioners Word Given Out

SAY NO BAN ON MALT SALES   Lawyers Declare That Bakers Can “Buy All the Hops They Want, *

Reimstatement Of Outlaw R.R. Strikers Askec   Labor Board Asked To Pro vide That Men Be Given Old Places   CHICAGO MEN ASK RECOGNITION

LABOR GUARD  AACETO THEY WILLIO fUUHI  10 HEAR CAS      Rebels insist thaS no dist crimination be shown against them   ened  bargoes lifted and normal conditions re pees a eee  Freig@nt is being moved, em-

THAT UNION MEN WHO JOUNE OUTLAW STRIKE   Be Given Full Reinstatement Made to Railroad Labor Board Today.

chicago Switchmen Decide at Mass Meeting to Continue Fight With Railroads; Detroit Strikers Plan a Conference

WILSON URGES RATIFICATION OF AMENDMENT   PRESIDENT TELEGRAPHS DEMO CRATIC _ASSEMBLYMEN IN DELAWARE LEGISLATURE  T) VOTE RIGHT . .

RATIFICATION — OF SUFFRAGE   Amendment in the Delaware Legislature

nun FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE   Escapes From Oxford Insti. tution and Drowns Self In Creek Nearby.

SPEND COLD NitHl IN THE MOUNTAINS   Party of Young Ladies From Corons Lose Way When Returning From Hiking Trip to Top of Saddleback  Roaring Camp Fire Aided

SPEND COLD NIGH —]N-FHE-MOUNTAINS   Party of Young Ladies From Corona “Lose Way When Returning From Hiking Trip to Top of Saddleback Raavrinoe Camn Fire. Aided

Government Officials and State Employes Restive while the Strikes Continue in Madrid and Salamanea Districts

DRY LAW ARGUMENT COMING NEXT WEE   SUPREME COURT GIVES RIGH OF WAY TO PROHIBITION CASES IN ORDER TO ~” END SQUABBLE

WE ‘AND DRY ISSUE. : TO SUPREME. COURT   Whether: Constigutlonal  Prohibition Ix Valid  WII Be ~ Fought Out... ‘ln. Nation's Highest Court.

PROWIBITION CASES GIVEN RIGHT OF WA   Arguments Wil Be Delivered Next Week Before the Supreme Court In Rhode Island Case.

INJUNCTION AGAINGT STATE CONTROL BOARL      COURT RESTRAINS BODY FROM TAKING OVER INSANE . ASYLUM.      NOTICE OF. APPEAL 1S. GIVEN   : Case Expected to Go to Supreme Court for Final Adjudication  : and Test.

INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST CONTROL BOAR      dudge Caihoun Deciarea the Body) Unconstitutional and Inoperative Ower State Institutions.

CHARGSD WITH PRIBING INCOME JAX COLLECTOR   Secretary-Treasurer of Chicago Concern Jailed Fer Handing $15,000 To Agent of Government.

TRIED TO BRIBE TAX COLLECTOR   Is The Charge Made Against L Lauer  PAID $15.00   'o Have Wrecking Com pany Escape Payment It Is Said

NATIONAL TAX INVESTIGATION BY U.S. STARTS   Chicago Is Scene of F ire ‘Arrest in Wide   Inquiry.

Crash. on, Electric + Daad Kills Two Mel   Paris Pavilion Sells - for Million Franes

SHIPPING BOARD DOES NOT WANT MONEY NO¥   fered Appropriation of $128,. 000,000 But Chairman Has Made Money in Department.

SHIPPING BOARD SETS PRECEDENT   Declines to Accept Appropriatio: Because Board Got on Peace Basis in Quick Time

RESERVATIONS ‘TO TREATY, PRESENTED BY SENATOR LODGE   Draft: Represents: Agroamonts in Bi Partisan: Meotipgs; Demoorate Bay it's Littl off Colder.’ or

OTHER POWERS NEED NOT FORMALLY 01 x, (. 5. RESERVATIONS  LODGE CONCESSICR   Chanyes are Presented ti Senate Today by the Republican Leader

UGTAL MEN 10 GET HIGHER PA}   Joint Congressional Commis: sion Recommends ThirtyThree Million Boost

LARGER PAY FOR WORKING FORGE   In Postal Department is Proposed in Report  SUM OF $33,000,000   Would be Added to Pay Roll For First Year Beginning July 1—Rural Carriers Would Get Substantial Increase—Raises Provided for Other Branches of Service

MORE MONEY FOR POSTAL WORKERS   Joint Congressional Commit. ‘tee Recommends An Increase Of $33,000,000   ALL EMPLOYES AFFECTED   First Class  Postmasters Drawing Over $5,000 Only Ones Not Included.

SALARY INGREASE OP. 0. WORK I¢ RECOMMENDED   JOINT CONGRESSIONAL CO TEE URGES ADVANCE EFFECTIVE JULY FIRST:

LIVING PAY PROPOSED FOR EMPLOVES OF POSTAL SERVICE, IN LATEST BILL!

514,000,000 FOF POSTAL WORKERS   Wage Increase Recommended by Congressional Body.   WILL BE EFFECTIVE JULY 1   Raise of From $150 to $250 for Clerks and Carriers and $400 for Supervisory Officers Also Uraed.

Joint Congressional Committe Recommends Salary lncreas= es of About $33,000,000.   TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY    Second Year Increase, $38,000, 000; The Third and Fourth Years $43,000,000.

HIGHER SALARIES URGED.   Jcint Congressional Commissior Recommends Pay Increases For Postal Employes.

RAISE FOR POSTAL WORKERS   Wage Increase Recommended by Joint Congressional Commission—Effective July 1.

INCREASES FOR POSTAL CLERKS   Commission Recommend: ». More Pay For Men In  ‘\ Mail Service.

Joint Congressional Com mittee, Investigating Employees’ Demands  Reports. Carriers Clas f  sified.   THE PROVISIONS

POSTAL WORKERS TO GET INCREASE   Wage Raise Recommended bj Joint Congressional Commission.   SCALE EFFECTIVE JULY ~   Bocsts of From $150 to $250 fe Clerks and Carriers and $460 for Supervisory Officers Also Urged,

DELAYED-RAISE:-NOW COMIN(   Congressional Commission Makes Re __port—Postmastors Receiving _  “Above $5000 Not Included _

Joint Congressional Committee Reports Favorably or Proposal to Boost Pay 0! Faithful Workers.

MAY PAY POSTAL CLERKS $250 PER   EALARY RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TORRY WOULD (INCREASE ROLL . 33 MILLION.

INCREASES FOR POSTAL MEN.   Theee of Moderate Salaricea May Get Subetantial Advance.

POSTAL PAY RAISE ISRECOMMENDE   Congressional Committee Urges - $33,000,000 Additional Ex. penditure for First Yean,   TO HAVE FIVE CLASSES   Inéreases for Postal Clerks and Letter’ Carriers Would Aver. » age $150 to $250,

ROW HCAT OA PLUMB LEAGUE   EFFORTS MADE TO GET Eh DORSEMENT OF GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.   IS A FIGHT ON GOMPERS   Opinions Among Leaders Differ As to Plumb Plan League. Gompers to Announce His Plan Soon.

fmerican Federation of Labor Adopts. Resolution Demanding Repeal of Part of EschCummins BiL ~   RECOGNITION OF SOVIET 18 PRESSED AT MEETING   Resolution to Open Arms 1 “Brotherhood” in Russia 1 Before Convention; « Ma;  - Elect Womarz.

ENDORSEMENT OF PLUMPLAN ASKED ATA:F.L. MEETING   SAMUEL GOMPERS AND) MAX . JIAXES CLASH: IN BAG LABOR  CONVENTION IN MONTREAL TODAY.

FIGHT GOMPERS   RATLNOAD DEPARTMENT OF’ A. F. OF L. SUARTS FIGHT ON  ” »          RAILROAD H . WANT THRE PLCAB PLAN OF GOVERA. MENT OVUNERSHER

LABOR REBELS DEMAND FIGHT FOR PLUMB PEAN   GALVESTON STRIKE®'SITUATION FIGURES IN TORONTO x, CONVENTION.

REPEAL OF LABOR SECTION OF RAIL LAW IS DEMANDED   GOMPERS WINS VICTORY IN LA BOR FEDERATION MEETING WHEN RESOLUTION IS ADG?PTED.   FIGHT FOR PLUMB PLA   Twenty Railroad Unions are Working to Secure Endorsement of Labor's Plan for Controlling UC. 8. Ratleoad Systems.

UNDER DECISION OF P. S. C.   In Refusing to Permit Fare Boosts to Conform With Increases Granted.   BY THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION   Action May Force Erie and D. L. & W. to Lower Present Rates, Claim.

RAILROADS WILL . LOSE MILLIONS   Because of Action Taken by New York Commerce Commission.   REFUSE RAISED RATES

REMAINS   Of Overseas Patriot, Who Died [I France, to Be Returned to Milton, Ky.

FATHER LEARNS BODY OF SON IS RETURNED FROM OVERSEAS   Lester B. Hayes Died While in Servic: At Stockport England, Oct. 23, 1918.

COMPLICATIONS IN THE NEAR EAST ROV   Rome Dispatch Forecasts Grave Complications in Adriatic.   Declares Serbia, Greece and italy Are Near the Breaking Point Over Territory.

NEW NEAR EAST ROW   Rome Dispatch Forecasts Gravee Complications in Adriatic.   Declares Serbia, Greece and italy Are Near the Breaking Point Over Territory.

ROW ON IN NEAR EAST   GRAVE COMPLICATIONS FORECAST IN ROME DISPATCH.   Asserts Italy, Greece and Serbia Are Near War Over Claims for Territory.

-RELEASE. 50: MORE ALLEGED “REAS”   Total ef 59 Have Been Freed Brom kis Island “since Wednesday,

Sentenced to Serce Five Years in Jail for Using Mails to Defraud.

U. S. Court Puts Off Decision in ProhibitionLau   ‘Supreme Judges Take Recess Till June 1; Dry Law Is Sel in Forre.

ONLY ONE MORE   indians’ Great Pitcher, Waiter Mails, Holds Dodgers to Three Hits.   GAME {S$ A SLAB BATTLE   Tris Speaker's Young Southpaw Baf fles the Brooklyn Veteranc—Smith for the Nationals Alco Pitched a Great Game.

SLEVELAND WINS; NEEDS ONE MORE   Indians’ Great Pitcher. Walte: Mails, Holds Dodgers to Three Hits.   GAME IS A SLAB BATTLE   Tris Speaker’s Young Southpaw Baffles the Brooklyn Veterans—Smith for the Nationals Also Pitched a Great Game.

WALTER MAIO HULU DODGER   Brooklyn Veterans Get Only Three Hits Off Him.   INDIANS NEED ONE MORE GAME   Cleveland Wins Sixth Game of World's Series by Score of 1 to 0-—-The Lone Tally Was an Earned Run.

JAMES P, FAVORS DIED TUESDAY   AGED RESIDENT OF ST. PAUL PASSED AWA AFTER SEYERAL WEEKS ILLNESS.   HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY

ST. PAUL MAN DIES FOLLOWING STROKE    Vuneral Services Held this Afternoon Had Been Ill for the Last Two i i Weeks

JAMES, P, FAVORS . DIED TUESDAY   {Mek RESMDENT OF ST. PAUL  PASSED AWAY AFTER SEV. ERG WEEKS ILLNESS,   HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY

CHALLENGE 10 DEBATE L. OF N.       Democrats We Republicans on Questions Before People -

Challenge is Sent From One National Committee to the Other:   SENATOR NEW SAYS } HE WILL-IGNORE 1

REPUBLIGANG REFUGE TO DEBATE COVENANT   Democratic Challenge For Joint Discussion Sunday is Rejected.

DEMOCRATS WANT TO DEBATE ON LEAGUES   WOLD ARGUE ERAGUVE OF ON. TIONS AT CHICAGO StUNDAY.

EPWARD WALSER INJURED.   Sustained Practured Skull in Motor far Accident,

RAIL STRIKE IN NORTH MENAGIN   Railroad Men’s Association Says Walkout Will Come On Friday

KOPT FRESIL FROM CREEKS      ‘Finny Tribe Couldn't Swim up out of Water

KEPT FRESH FROM CREEKS   j iol ts ARCA: wy ‘Finny Tribe Couldn't Swim up out of Water

MOSCOW Pht atta WIG TOR! FOR THE REIS   Removal of Blockade By Supreme Council is Regarded Great Triumph

LODGF   WILL NOT oTAND BY HOME ORDERS   OREGON DELEGATE’'S REFUSAL TO VOTE AS INSTRUCTED CAUSES PROBLEM.

CAUSES UNPRECEDENTED ISSU!   Oregon Delegate Refuses ta Vote iv Aimerdance With Primary.

One Oregoa Delegate Refuses to Be Bound by Preferential Prefereuce of That State.

NEW PROBLEM I PRESENTED WHEN DELEGATE BALKS   Oregon Republican, Pledged to Johnson, Declares He Will Bolt Instructions and Vote for Gen. Wood.

DELEGATE REFUSES TQ STAND HITCHED   Action of Oregon Man Brings Difficult Problem for G. 0. P. Convention

JOHNSON RIAN BREAKS BONDS, OUT FOR WOOD   JUDGE NWCCAMANT SAYS HE RAN ON WOOD PLATFORM—MAY UPSET INSTRUCTIONS.

OREGON DELEGATE IN DEFIANCE OF PRIMARY   Wood Supporter Refuses to Be Bound By State Preference For Johnson

POARES: . : . : SS t \ (ee ee ee ess ere SN ) og 9 : t  2 q o a i eat ae ere a b  fl rd ty bh      JUDGE: ‘ MCCAMANT Save: ‘ME RAN On WOOD PLATFORIA—MAYUPSET: INSTRUCTIONS: -

WAR BODIES ARRIVE   Largest Shipment of Heroic Dead on One Vessel

2479 YANK BODIES ARRIVE   Largest Shipment of American War Dead Reaches New York on \ ‘Transport Wheaton.

ALL IN HARMONY —OBREGQN BELIEF   Has. Reached Agreement With Gon. zales Upon Public Questions; Carranza Last Seen on Way to Moun. tains, Says American Embassy.

NO TROUBLE EXPECTED BY GEN. OBREGON   Peace Willi Follow Car. ranza’s Capture Says Rebel Chief.

CHANCES FOR CARRA  ANZA 10 RETURN GONE   Harmony Between Obregon and Gonzales Kills Chances of “Comeback.”   NT con UES FOR HU DEPOSED PRESIDENT   Obregon in Interview “Says He Is. Working Only for Mexico,

BRANDS SOLONS SOCIETY'S FOES   Socialist Leader Flays New York Assemblymen for Ousting Comrades.

SOCIALIST OFFICER SCORES LEGISLATORS   Otto Branstetter Says New Yorl Assembly Is Traitor To U. S.  Institutions.

LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK IS ATTACKED   Enemies of Representa tive Government, Says Socialist.

VIENNA’ DISCOVERS ITS RATIONS ARE IMITATION      Hxpert Investigation Shows Favorit: Liver Sausage Based on Wheat DisSolved and Seasoned

BROTHER   NE MMACSWINEY FROM NEW YORK   Visits Him in Jail—Lord Mayor Overjoyed to See Him.

Efforts of Allies To Get the Kaiser   May Prov Unsuccessful, Accordin; to Opinion of Baron Kurt von Lers “ner, German Leader,

INGREASES IN INTRASTATE RATES ARE ALSO) TO BE ASKED BY RAIL SYSTEMS

ADVANCES OF INTRASTATE RATES WILL BE ASKED OF THE STATE COMMISSIONS   (By Morning Journal ®&pecial Leased Wire)

CARRIERSWILL SEEK ADVANCE INSTATERATES   ESTIMATE INCOME INCREASE

INTRASTATE RATE ADVANCE   Railroads to Ask That They Correspond With Interstate Raling.  _— ar ee aS eS Es

Cc ARUS sO. aM OVE RALILS7   You, When ils 100 Suits, One o Which Coot $300, Wear Out,

UATRCH ARREST WY PON?) SCHEME   ONE OTHER BANKING INSTI TUTION. COLLAPSES AS RESULT OF BUBBLE. /   PONZ! CONFINED TO JA   Man Who Promises to Make Mil: lions for His Investors Unable to Find Single Friend to Go His Bail.

OPERATIONS OF PONZI RESULTS IN BANKS CLOSING   BOSTONS FRENZIED FINANCTER'S METHODS WILL HAVE FAR. REACHING EFFECT

Stato Commissicier Allen st Bos ton Takes Action: Against: ” . fustitution Today

STILL ANOTHER BANK CRASH IS DUE TO PONZ   Charles Ponzi, Unable to Find a Frient to Gus on His Bond! is in Durance File

PONZIS COLLAPSE HAS EFFECT ED ANOTHER BOSTON BANK —DOORS ARE CLOSED   (By United Press)

ANOTHER PONZI BANK 15 CLOSEL   POLISH (INDUSTRIAL AS§SOCIATION SEIZED BY STATE,   FINANCIAL “KING” IS IN JAIL   ‘Surrendered by His Bondsmen, Hi  Spends the Night Behind the Bara —Tella Wife He Had Busi  ness To Attend To,

Private Depository Is Seized and ‘Closed, Being Second to “Collapse. With Tumble of Boston Morey Wizard   Old Colony Trust Officials ~ Jailed; Financier Is Unable _to Raise Bail. and Stays in  His Cell; Honest, Wife Says

Failure of Another Bank  Follows Ponzi's Collapse   Doubtful Loans and Little Cash on Hand Cause Closing of In. stitution: Ponzi: Spends Night in Jail Unable to Make Bond; More Bank Officials Arrested.

PUN! DEALINGS FURGE SEUND GANK 10 GLOSt WHILE HE SITS IN JAIL   Financial Wizard Now Has Not Single Friend ~ Who Will Go His Bond and He Smiles and Gives Interviews.

JAPANESE EMPEROR IS AILING   Seid to Have Suffered a Mental and  Vhovsicn! Callapeec.

JAP RULER LOSES MIND AS DISEASE BRINGS COLLAPSE   Empress Handles Af. fairs Of State; Far East At Crisis.

TRY TO BLOW UP BARRACKS   Gelignite Bomb Fails to Explode at Balivnahinch. ireland.

3omb’ Placed - at Constabu ““Jary Barracks-Fails to: < Explode...      DUBLIN WHiL BE-DARK

BIG BOMB FAILS TO EXPLODE   Attempt Made to Blow Up Constabu. lary Barracks in Ballynahinch, County Down.

BOMBS IN IRELAND      Attempt to Blow Up Constabu. lary Barracks.

BOMB UNDER BARRACKS FAILS IN ITS MISSION   Small Irish Town Is Isolated Be. fore Attempt To Destroy Constabulary Is Made

NEWSPRINT 10 GO 10 196 A POUND   PAPER MANUFACTURER SAYS PRICE WILL NEVER RETURN TO PRE-WAR LEVEL.

“REDS” MUST GIVE LIBERTY BONDS. TO OBTAIN BAIL   Ellis Island Unable to Handle Any Other ‘Security. J

MUST, USE LIBERTY BONDS FOR BAIL   Authorities at Ellis Island Wiil Refuse Money Bail For “Dado”

MUST BUY BONDS FOR “REDS” BAIL   ‘Officials Refuse Bail On Cash Offers Friends of : Radical “Reds” Taken Into Custedy.

J.R. MARTIN.      NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING INDEPENDENT DISTRICT, NO. 7. PILOT TOWNSHIP,

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING INDEPENDENT DISTRICT, NO. F. PILOT THWANCUTO

ANNUAL ELECTION   NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL ELEC TION OF TitE INDEPENDENT SCHCOL JISTRICT OF BOONE, IOWA.

SAYS RETROACTIVE PAY  BEYOND MARCH ILLEGAI   REPRESENTATIVE OF RAILWAY EXECUTIVES RAISES QUESTIO™ —OPPOSES INCREASES ASKEI BY CLERKS AND STATION EM PIiayren.

WHISKY ON A LAKE STEAMER   Held Up by Custome Officers, Bw Fipsgallw Released.

KENYON 1 SPEAK FORSEN. HARDING   PEOPLE WANT. REPUBLICAN BUT THAT ELECTION iS NOT A CINCH.

KENYON DISGUSTED WITH CONVENTION ALDDEN BY BOSSES   iowa Senator Disappointed at Failure of Republicans to Name Progressive.   WILLING TO TAKE STUMP TO: HELP PARTY TO VICTOR)   Praises Harding, Says Coolidge ‘Will Strengthen Ticket, Especially in East.

SENATOR KENYON ATTAGKS: BOSSES   lowa Statesman Preferred Johnson But’ Will Back Harding Candidacy

tnator Kenyon Disgusted Becaust Delegates Couldn't Act Till Penrose Gave the Word.   YS WILSON WILL FILL SAME ROLE FOR THE DEMOCRATS

KENYON WILLING TO AID HARDING TO REACH GOR   Is Disappointed That a Progressive Was Not Nominated But Will Take Stump  in Behalf of Nominee.

HERYON WILLING TO SWALLOW HARDING, LLL GAGS A LITTLE   Gang Detemmined People should Not Have Kind of Man They Want, Han Chicago show, bie Says.

COOLIDGE AIDS — 6.0.P, TICKET KENYON SAYS   Iowa Senator ‘Thinks Harding’s Election Certain .Becanse of Disgusi with Wilson, but Says Republicans Must Worl:

EXPORTS DECREASE JN APRIL   Fall of $135,000,000 From March—Im. ports Show Decrease of $30,000,000.

TOREIGN TRADE SLUMPS   April Exports and Hmporis, Shaw Decrense Under Maveh ['lgures.

APRIL EXPORTS ARE DECREASED   Imports of Gold for Same Month Amounted to  $50,000,000.

The U. S. Exports Decreased In Anr;   &Xxports From U. 8. Decreased $135,900,000 for April, While Imports Decreased $30,000,000.

FOREIGN TRADE SLUMPS.   Both Imports and Exports Show Fall ing Off in April.

The U. S. Exports Decreased In Apri   Exports Prom U.S. Decreased $125,000,000 for April, While Imports Becreasod. 830,000,000.

MAY EXPORTS UP 55 MILLION   Trade Balance for the Month Shows $308,000,000 for the United States.

U. S. LEGATION IS ROBBED   (Special Cable to the I. N. S. and the London Daily Fixvre«s)}

SOVIET RUSSIA -ANDITS STATUS   ‘Takes Precedence Over Othe International -Affairs: in - Harding’ Conferences.~       ROBINS ‘OF CHICAGO” ~~ “2 GIVING SOME LIGHT   Plans Tnerease' the Efficienc;

Harding In Conference About Russia   Meets Colonel Raymond Robins of Chicago; Headed  U. S. Commission   SURVEY OF GOV'T SOON   Harding Favors Appointing Commission for Looking  into All Dep'ts.

HARDING, ROBINS DISCUSS AFFAIRS OF SOVIET RUSSIA   Colonel Was Chief Of U. S. Commission And Conversant With Soviet's Origin   TO CUT DEPARTMENTS   Efficiency Commission To Be Named For Eliminating Useless Bureaus

WHISKY TRUST [6 SEEN IN SLAYINE       Cafe Shooting Reveals Night Life in Chicago's Restaurants.

AWAITING REVELATIONS.   Night Life Given Prominence by Mur. der of Two Policemen in “Black and Tan” Resort.

OHTO REPUBLICANS CONPER.,   Disapprove of “From Porch” Campaicn Piane of PHard ne.

Leaders Want Harding to Bestir Himself and Saning Around Cerrces:

POLITICIANS ARE WORRYING ABOUT PARTY PLATFORMS   ENTRANCE OF THIRD PARTY ID PRESIDENTIAL RACE DEPENDS UPON PARTY PRINCIPLES   RAILROAD PROBLEM LOOMS   Radical Elements Demand Goyernment Ownership or Control of Railicotis—Treaty Will Play an Important Par

RADICALS WAY GET PLANKS IN PLATFORMS   TO STOP 38RD PARTY   WASHINGTON INDICATIONS ARI THAT PLANS MUST BE INCOR. PORATED OR RADICALS WILL  FROM THIRD MAJOR PARTY

Try ry ToE Enforce Radical Planks Into Platforms   Effort May be Made a Democratic . Convention to: Insert New  Planks. -

THIRD PARTY Ig UNGIDERED 1D Bt FUoolBILITY   Entrance of New Party De. pends on Incorporation of Radical Platforms   GOVERNMENT RAILROAD CONTROL IS CHIEF ISSUE   BACKERS OF THIRD PARTY INDICATE CANDIDATE MA) BE BROUGHT FPORWARD I  ELECTIONS.

{ eRe SENSE Roger Sullivan To Retire As Boss       ly Two Old Parti x Rnough, Third Parry May Be Formed.

RED ARMIES MEET WITH SUCCESS ON ALL RUSS FRONTS   British War Office Admits Kolchak and Denikine Out of Running.   oF Running.  All-Russian Leader and Entire Staff Said to Be  BRantiimad

Kolchak and Staff and Last Remnants of Army Reported Captured by Victorious Reds

-MANITOWOCPLANT   4 FOUR MORE YOUNG WOMEN IN JURED IN EXPLOSION IN ALUMINUM PLANT NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE   PROBE CAUSE OF EXPLOS'ON   Blast Came Without Warning = and 2,000 People in the Buildings Are Thrown into a Panic —Girls Enveloped in Mass of Flames

Worst. Freight: Congestion » Since 191%: Finds Roads Crying. for.Ui-S. Help --

SWEEPING ORDER «TOR ISSUED   Priority Move of Food and Fuel to be Granted

Udt OF EMERGENCY POWERS ASKED FOR   Nation’s Railroads Appeal to Government to Heip Dig Them Out From Unde; Menacing Freight Jam.

CAR SHORTAGE NEEDS EMERGENCY ACTION   Railway Executives Appeal to Interstate Commerce Commission.

GOVERNMENT ASKED 10 HELP RELIEVE FREIGHT CONGESTION   Executives of Railroads in Joint Appeal to Commerce Commission

ASK GOVERNMENT TO DIG ROADS QUT   Freight Jam Said to Warrant Emergency Action Similar to That of War   APPEAL TO COMMISSION   Roads Want to Be Relieved of State and Federal Laws That Hamper Them

RAILROADS SEEK FEDERAL RELIEF   Unprecedented Congestion or All Lines Compels ,Drastic Action at Once

UALS MUST BE BUG OT FROM UNTER HEAPS   MENACE THREATENS I. 5.   Carriers Should Not Be Res quired to Adhere to State and Federal Laws Which Hamper Them in Their Operations.

Railroads Want Aid. to Dig Out From ; Freight. Congestion——Worst ; = Since.1917.

EMERGENCY AGTIO ROADS ASKED   Government Urged to Help Dig Them Out of Freight Jam.

Want “Emergency Action” to Relieve the “Worst Freight Congestion Since 1917”   SUGGEST ADOPTING SOME WAR METHODS   Common Use of Equipmen Possible Curtailment of Pas senger Service Advised.

Prosperity of Nation Is at Stake by Tie-Up   GOVERNMENT ASKED TO EXERCISE FULL POWERS AS IN WARTIME, TO RELIEVE THE CONGESTION—A STRIKE HAS PLAYED DUE PART AND LACK OF EQUIPMENT IS GREAT FACTOR IN IMBROGLIO.

U.S. ASKED T0 CLEAR FREIGHT CONGESTION   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Must Use Its Powers to Check “‘Menace.”’

RAILROAD ASK WAR MEASURES TO BREAK TIEUP   F reight Congestion 0 Bad as to Bea Menace.

SITUATION 1S PURELY INTERNAL; NO CHANGE IN FOREIGN PaTiry   —CHANCELULOR VON KAPP ASSPrts

Dr. Von Kapp Tells Of Aims   Says New German Government Expects To Carry Out Peace Treaty   DECLARES SITUATION IS PURELY INTERNAL

NEW GERMAN GOV'T RECOGNIZES DEBTS; COUNTRY’S FOREIGN POLICY UNCHANGED   French Troops On Rhine Ordered to Advance By Marshal Foch

Chancellor of Monarchist Regime Declares That Reactionary Party Will Respect Financial and Treatv Obligations   SOUTH GERMANY HOLDS OFF FROM REVOL!'

THE SITUATION IS PURELY INTERNAL SAYS NEW PREM   New German Govern: ment Recognizes All Foreign Obligations.   FOREIGN POLICY  TOBE UNALTERED   Terms of Peace Treaty Will Be Carried Out Declares Dr. Von Kapp.   (Copywrighted 1920 by International News Service.)  By FRANK WASON

TOLEDO STEET GAR ~ SERVICE TOTTERING   Council Turns Down Agree: / ment by Mayor for Increase  to Meet Wage Scale.

Limited Supply of Serap [ron is Being Secured Leoeally.   TO RESUME NEXT MONDAY

SHORTAGE OF CARS CAUSES SLIGO MILL TO STOP FOR WEEK   Limited Sapoty of Serap Tron is Keing Secored Locally.   TO RESUME NEXT MONDAY   Plans Had Heea Made to Slart All biepartmeuis in Foll Yesterday But Fallare ta Reosive Material Pre. ennté}: MILL in (tied Coniitivn,

FAVORIMPROVEME I   TAXPAYERS WILLING TO PAY POR EPSULTS.   Traction Company Shonld be Or. dered to Improve Right of Way.

FAVORIMPROVEMENT   TAXPAYERS WILLING ‘TO TAY FOR RESULTS.   fraction Compal ¥Y Shonll be Or ered to “Improve Right of- Way.

Carston Mudgett Back From the Polish Army         SIGA BOY AMONG LAST TH  WAUKE FROOL  REACHE HOWE OVERSEAS

Carston Mudgett Back From the Polish Army         HA BOY AMONG LAST TO REACH HOME BROM OVERSEAS

BARNETT ALIBI PUNCTURED BY WITNESS FOR  . W. DEFENSE   Farmer Says He Wa: Not in Hotel During Shooting.   CASE TO BE GIVEN TO JURY SATURDAY   Loren Roberts Is Sane Specialists Assert.

MONTESANG CASE GOES TO JURY BY SATURDA   SUCH [3 HOPE NOW—DAY IS GIVEN TO RESUTTAL—TRY TC SHOW THAT ROBERTS IS NO1 OUT OF HIS SENSES.

FLIP COIN FOR COUNCIL SEAT; REPEATS LOSS   “Lady Luck” Fails to Shine on John Ostruski of Grand Rapids.

Don’t forget to attend the J. E. Ross public sale Saturday May 22.   LEARN TO BE A NURSE

me TRELAND     RIOT aT ‘LOLERIC   One Man Killed, Ww oman. Dangerously Wounded and: any

SERIOUS RIOT AT LIMERICK   On Man Killed as Militar}  Fires on, Demona stratoers

SERIOUS RIOTING AT LIMERICK   One Killed When Military Fired on Demonstrators.

FATAL RIOTS ARE REPORTED IN LIMERICK   One Man is Shot and Killed When the Military Fired Into a Crowd Last Nicht.

SERIOUS RIOT IN LIMERICK   Soldiers Fire Into Crowd of Demon. strators in Irish City—One Man Killed,

RIOT AT LIMERICK, IRELAND.   One Man Willed, Woman Dangerousl CZonnted and Manv Tninured.

BRITISH GiHLITARY USE GUN AND SWORT   Man Killed, Many Injured it Limerick—Boy Bayoneted o: Streets of Dublin.

BECKER SENTENCE REVERSED   Federai Circuit Court at Chicago Rules in Favor of Former Wisconsin Judge.

HOPEFUL OF TALKING TO MARS   Dayton, O0.. Manufacturer Ready ta Finance the Proiecet.

Dayton Manufacturer Offers to Furnish Funds for Effort to Communicate With Planel

HE OFFERS 10 PAY POSTAGE TO MARS   DAYTON, OHIO, MANUFACTURER WANTS TO FINANCE ATTEMPT TO WIRELESS PLANET.

TO FENANCE UXPERESEN         Dayton Man Will F. “or Attempt to Conunupicate Whh Mare.

a OH NSON” ACCEPTS SFA R. a PLA NAS Producers’ Plattorm § Suggestions Are  ee emer minis

JOHSSOWN WITH THE FAR WERS.   Pledges “Sappert to All Planks is Theiler Platform.

WCULD BE GOOD NEIGHBOR   Dninggrant Brings £6 Chitdren to * Work on Ns Farni

Mey Laber Problem With Carl’Paulson      Comes To America With, Wife ant Fiféeen ‘Children To. “Works oa Warr.

TODAYS’ NEWS FROM AUSTIN   Committee Report on the Election Bill Adopted by Lower House

LECTION BILL EXTENDS TIME: PAY POLL TAK   BILL ADOPTED AS EMERGENCY MEASURE AND BECOMES EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.

Illinois Bank Teller Surrenders and Denies Any Part in Bank Robbery   $40,000 Taken From Bank I: - Found in Show Box Dropped ) by Supposed Robber.

HARTS SATISFIED WITH RECORD.   Disclaims Responsibility for Frison Brutalities in Paris District,

F HARTS DID NOT KNOW HE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN   FormerCommander of Amer. ican Troops in Paris Testihes Regarding Allegec Brutal Treatment of Men.

Hos Kol Obanged in Wanting Covenant Without Reserva. one as Recent Utterancés Show--Promise to Make War Binds Dougress to Kees Falth af U. S.

ROOT REFUSES A RETRACTION   Reiterates Cox Is for League As It Is.

S SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE Al CHICAGO FOR WEDNESDAY   Decision Reached by Strike Leaders This Afternoon   Claim Victory Over Railroad But   Woulda’t Fight Government.

BUT SAY THEY WOULDN'T FIGHT UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.   STRIKERS 10 HOLD MEETING WEDNESDAY T0 PLAN RETURN

RAIL STRIKE CALLED OFF   Maus Meeting. Addreaned by Juda Landis aud C. 8. Attorney Ulyue, WHE He Held ta Tuduce Return.

Strike Leaders Make Decision This Morning   Announce They Are Americans and Will Not Fight Government   TO INDUCE MEN TO GO TO WORK

Chicago Railroad Men In Session Tuesday Decide to Resume Work   — se ss» 2a Ne le — EE —_S—_— -llhlUCU  Strikers’ Heads Ask An Audience With the New Lahar Roard

SWITCHMIEN STRIKE IN CHICAGO COMING 70 END WEDNESDAY   Outlaws Willing for a Scrap With Unions . but Not U. S.   CLERKS VOTE NOT TC: JOIN STRIKE   Los Angeles Having Merry Round Up of Leaders and Kansas  Bids Strike Goodbye

00,000 PLURALITY FOR HARDING IN ST. LOUIS SEEN   €. N. Wheeler Says Cox Wil Have Even Break in Rest ot State, But City’s Vote Will . Decide It.

MISSOURI LOOKS LIKE REPUBLICAN   Weitr Reviews Various Element: That, May Swing “Show«Ma”. State Into G. 0. P. Lines

SERIOUS IN SOME SECTIONS   Columbus’ Ohio, Switch men Have Voted to - Return to Work

CHICAGO STRIKE - * I$ SPREADING   Firemen and Engineers Walk Out in Sympathy With Striking Yard Switchmen.   INEW STRIKE AT BUFFALO

SESE u YARD DENSE   YARD, FIREMEN AND ENGINEERS. ON CHICAGO & NORTHWEST» SRN WALK ovr. (   WALKOUT REGARDED! AS. * BEING SIGNIFICA   Meat and Food I Prices Ww ill Soar, . Packers Say, As Result of Labor Difficulty. . .

FIREMEN OF NORTHWESTIERN ae IN CHICAGO JOIN STRIKE   Walkout in Sympathy With Switch men—Vote Tiaken by Local Unien.

DISSOLUTION, IN RANKS OF ‘SWITCHMEN IS BELIEVED TO ORECAST THE END —

Chicago Head of New Union Presents fj Terms for Settlement of the Strike

iN THE WEST STRIKERS R2TURN TO WORK BUT EAST 1S IN BAD WAY.   HEIGHT TRAFFIC BLOCKED   At Kans2s City Traffic Said To Be Only One Per Cent of Norma! Dune to the Continned Walkont.

By Assoctatea Press Leased Wire   Better in Chicago But Worse Outside

SEVERAL YARD - ENGINEMEN JOIN ~~ THE STRIKERS   ‘Nerthwestern Empleyes Walk Out. a; Sympathetic Meve for the Switchmeca    : OFFICIAL SAYS THE 4 NUMBER IS SMALL

STRIKE IS REGARDED AS BROKEN   ‘ufficient Men Have Returned to Keep Chicago Traffic Moving.   90 Return to Work at Co lumbus, 0., and Move Soreads Westward.

Engineers And Firemen Join Strike Ranks   Chicago and Northwestern Kuad Ham pered Whee Enginemen and Firenen Strike im Sympathy . With Chicage  Switehmen

EMBARGO 1S LIFTED ON FREIGHT BY CG. 8. & @. Ez ASSOCIATED FAESS.  Sp ody toy fescapt a AD ght pin

BURLINGTON HAS LIFTED EMBARGO   Sufficient Men Return to Keep Traffic Moving; Illinois Central Better.   THIRTY: TRAINS ON [. C.

IMPROVEMENT SEEN THROUGHOUT WEST   Strike Conditions More Se rious East of Pittsburgh Leaders of Insurgent Uniot Offer Settlement.

EASTERN ROAD STOPS TRAFFIC IN PASSENGERS   Strike Assumes Mors Serious Aspect in  New York.

but. Cattle—Not enough business to tes market coniitions. Sheep receipts 1500 direct to packers

MORE RESERVATIONS   CHINA HAS DEMANDS TO DM PRESE 0D LATER,              cates Geeupy Greater Pardon of League Mee. - ,

MORERESERVATIONS   CHINA HAS DEMANDS TO PI   PRESENTED LATER.   Mandates Gceupy Gteater Portion 1  League Mee¢iing. 4

WILSON CHARGED WITH POLICY OF INFLATION   REPUBLICAN “ADVISORY COMMIT. . TEE BLAMES ADMINISTRA. TION FOR HIGH PRICES,   CONGHESS AFTER PROFITEER   Resolution Calting fot Tax Returns of ',. Corporations to Be Taken f Up Today, ,

PLAMES THE ADMINISTRATION   Witson Policies Held Hesponsibte for High Prices.

‘Republicans Charge War Policy of “Intlation” Responsible for Rising Prices,

wegihtlewa: Platform “Men Condemn  RE’ on ee ESE we ce es ak Bom OK Bice ce

Pore of Inflation by Which  inanced the War, Sti’ in Existence, Is Held Tc Re the Cause,   REPUBLICANS FLAY DEMOCRATIC PLANS   Opinion Supports Regulator of Public Utilities Hand: Off of Other Business Should Be Motto,

 Banking Conunittee Says I oT Cattted “Speculation “and _.. « CreditiExoansion.  -

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN WAKE OF TYPHOO!   Houses Swept Away and Rice and Sugar Plantations Flooded in Philippines,

LUZON SWEPT BY A TYPHOON   Tremendous Damage im One of Phil ippine Islands.

YPHOON SWEEP LUZON VoLAND: MANY HOMELESS   ‘orm Accompanied by Torrential Rains Floods Thousands of Acres of Land: Houses Carried Away.

SEN HARDING   REPUBLICN NOMINEE ajnus _ FIRST CAMPAIGN > al OUT OF OF0,."

BLS APPEL “DEPLORED BY a  HARNINE   REPUBIACN NOMINRE + MAKES FIRST CAMPAIGN SPEECH OUT OF OM0.  &

MORE DEATHS IN IRISH RIOTS; BOMBS USED BY FEINERS   iritish Military Busy All Night With Raids Upon Rebellionists   MeSWINEY BRIGUTER   Other Hunger Strikers Near Death—Heavy Damage Claims Filed

STREET BATTLE BETWEEN SINI FEINERS AND SOLDIERS   In Dublin’ Today — Two Soldiers Wounded and One Assailant Captured.

Ho ANNUAL REPORI   COUNTY AGKEAT GIRARD HAS 14 REAL JOB ON HANDS.   Duplicate Reports of Every Trans   acijon are Required,

HIS: ANNUAL REPORT   COUNTY AGENT ¢ “REAL Jono        E  Buplicnte Beports ot kev       rial ardion are Reg . oF

RED FLAME OF REVOLT SWEEPS EAST   Siberia Prey of Rebels Who Seize Chief Seaports   FORMER KOLCHAK MEN NOW ALLIED WITH REDS   All-Russian General Flees to Japs for Safety

MARION CITY COUNCIL MEETING   Regular Meeting Held. Water Rais to Be Investigated

COUNCIL TRANSACTS ~ ROUTINE BUSINESS   Regular Monthly Meeting Weld Last \.. Night—Claim of $500 Filed by School Teacher

EOUGATOR ta OLAIN, HOME FINE N- HIPINE  One ee Oe Oe Ed i td te   Miss Florence Housel, Head of Exclusive Girls’ School, Shot to Death by Former Hlonséman, Who Kills Self   Owner of Huntington Hall Is Victim of Ex - Employee. Who Tries to Conceal Crime By Plying Torch to House

TEACHERS AND DIRECTORS MERT PERE NEXT WEEK.   Annual Gathering of Instructors te Re Held Beneath Pent

JACK FROST DUE TONIGHT   His Arrival, However; Not Expect. . : ed te Damave Cotton.

PLANS TO AID BUILDERS PUT AE RE SENATE   Senator Calder Advocates Billion Dollar Loan on Real Estate Mortgages   SUPERVISION OF COAL INDUSTRY ADVOCATED   CONSTRUCTION DURING LAST FOUR YEARS HAS BEEN LEss THAN IN ANY ONY, YEAR BEFORE THE WAR

CONSTRUCTION IN U, SIS LESS THAN IN PRE-WAR DAYS   NO RELIEF IN SIGHT SENATOR CALDER SAYS IN URGING HOUSING LEGISLATION

Program of Legislation Is Urged to Stimulate Construction of Hous2s.

MILLERAND SAYS ~ ANCL. FRENCH INCIDENT ENDS   Premier Declares Two Government: Have Cleared Up Difficulty Over Ruhr Occupation    IMPORTANCE HAS BEEN GREATLY EXAG GERATED   Says French Are Willing. to Help Ger : "many When She. Starts Enioreine Treaty

FRANCE ENDS ALL TROUBLE WITH BRITISH   Premier Millerand Announces End of German Incident And Clouds Roll By

HAS BIGGEST LANDSLIDE   ‘Six Hundred Feet Taken From the Top of Mount Blanc in Switzerland.

RAIL CLASH IN INDIA KILLS 50   Fifty More Are Injured in Trair Collision East of Delhi— Four Coaches Burned.

TO CONSTRUCT DWELLINGS,   Charters for Dozen Companies Are Issued During April,

Vederal Trade Board Does Not Ap prove of Sale of Fifteen Stock Yards.

CONDEMIN SCHEME TO SELL HOLDING   Federal Trade Commission Disapproves Packers’ “Dissolution” Plan.

HARDING DECLARES LABOR'S INTEREST NOT WITH LEACIIE   Candidate Is Sent Word Tha’ Massachusetts Federation Is Leaque Qnponent.   COX OPENS CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH CALIFORNIA   Governor Makes Noonday Talk at San Diego With Night  Date at Los Angeles.

HARDING AIM)_ ANOTHER BLOW AT THE LEAGUE   Republican Neminee Ad dresses Letter to Labor Leader.   ITS THEME IS ANTIINTERNATIONALISN   Candidate Has Five Fron Porch Speeches for This Week.

INFLUENCE OF ALIENS IS HIT BY CANDIDATE   Harding Lauds Ring o Americanism in Letter  From Laborers.

MASSACHUSETTS A. F. OF L. VOTES AGAINST LEAGUE   Senator Harding Writes Brockton Labor Men ir Regard to Our Foreigr Obligations.

24 COMMUNISTS DEPORTED   Russians Sai] From New York Bearing Presents for Friends at Home.

24 COMMUNISTS — ARE DEPORTED Oh BIG STEAMSHIE   Like Pleasure Tourists The} Go to Russia Laden With Unliday Gifts.

SHIP OUT 24 COMMUNISTS   Russians Sail From New York Bear. ing Presents for Friends.

Russian Communists Accept Deportation Like Real Tourists   Several Carry Toys and Others Christmas Presents for Relatives in Russia

CALIFORNIA REFERENDUM ADOPTED BY ELECTORAT   Wil Not Affect UL S. -Japan Nego  tiations.

WILL BE CONTINUED      California Vote Not to Affect Negotiations

HIRD MAN IS ARRESTED   New York Police Believe Robbery o! #4166,000 in Liberty Bonds Ye Cleared.

cE GED CHANGE TO RECOVER BORG   Third Suspect in Big Theft is Arrested, But Identity is Wat Tiieninesa

MING TIPLI   American Defeats © Australian. - tr F Championshin eet.

COAL QUESTIONS AGAIN LOOM BIG THRUQUT US   President Calls Conference of Miner: and Operators ta Revise Wage a or oe er oe   ANTHEACITE MEINERS THREATEN TO STRIBRE      Want Wage Scale Hetroactiye—Executive Order Abolishes Former Coal Kulings

President Calls Operators and Miners’ Leaders Together for Settlement.   SUBMITS TWO REPORTS MADE BY COMMISSION   However, He” Says Majority Report Should Be Guide in Reaching Decision,

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Concert Band, Court House Park Thursday Night, Aug 5.

YANKEE SNAP INTERESTING TO BELGIANS   Manner in Which Our Men Row and Handle Shells Attracts Much Attention at Antwerp.

eee eEeeEeEEeEeEeeeeeEeEeEeeeeOoOoorOOoOoOooe  MMERIGA DEFEATS ENGLAND IN FOILS FENCING AT ANTWERP      Takes. Third Place in That Classic—Swigart of United States Navy Gets Kissed by the Italian Whom He  Throw in Wractling

aia   Power of President Ainy  - Be. Enlarged by  : Parliament   STILL AGAINST”  THIS PROMOTION      Pressure Fron Various Groups May Be Too  : . Steanng

ELECTION (OF MILLERAND   To.:Presidency of France Seems Inevitable Despite ‘His Repeated Denials,

INAUGURAL BALL TOBE RESTORE   . segs  ‘Social Activities Will Feature   Inauguration of Next President.

INANCHRAL BALL IS REVIVED   Mardi Gras Also to Feature KHodinn Induortion

CAPITAL FOLKS Il  AKE WERR)   Ball, Mardi Gras and Everything in Washington March 4

Washington to Have An inaugural Ball   TIS FUNCTION WHECH WAS BANNED M¥ PRES, WILSON TO) BE FEATURE AT NEXT  wear pP4'ppaks

MAY ADOPT NEW - SCALE FOR MINERS   AGREEMENT BY JOINT COMMIT TEE ON CONTRACT EXPECTED TONIGHT —~

MINERS AND OPERATORS 10 SIGN SONTRAGT   Lewis Says Amicable Agreement Has Been Reached — Look For Early Adoption.  if

FORECASTA. 7 NEW CONTRACT . BY MIDNIGHT   Settiement of Birwminousx Coal Min« ers and Operators’ Dispute Fore crest in N. W. Today.

MINERS, OPERATORS IN NEW CONTAC’   Agreement Expected to be Drawn ug Before Night—Tentative Pian Adopted,

COAL FIGHT END EXPECTED BY MIDNIGHT   New Contract Betweer Operators and Miners Being Drawn Today.

COAL MEN AGREFD ON NEW WAGE CONTRACTS   WWoPTION OF CONTRACT BE TWEEN MINERS AND OPERATORS 1S EXPECTED BEFORE MIDNIGHT

1EAD OF COMMITTEE   BIG HAUL OF TRAIN BANDITS   Feared Bandits Secure .. More : Than. $1,000,000, - ;   GOLD CAR RAIDED ~~ ENROUTE TO OMAHA   Registered .Mail Pouches Are Also Missing.   Believed Automobiles Are’ Used To Haul Loot. Gathered Up Along C., B, & @ Railway Line Yesterday——Details.

TRAIN BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL   Postoffice Inspectors and Others Trail Men Who Hela Up Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Mail Train.

$30,000 FIRE — AS “ARSON. RING” _ RESUMES WORK   After “ Lull: of. Ten. Day:   Lumber Plant at Fair PON tn te Divenad

COASTAL FIELDS BEPORT BIE. WELLS   ‘Moré. Great ushers’ Are: Cot pleted.    NEW OUTPUT .16:285 BBLS.   Total Production of Division. Tne creased. 4, 180 Bbbis./— No . “Charge in: Quotations—Edg! _erly, ‘Pool. Gets “Large Pro-ducer——West Columbia Gusher Holds Above.25,000 Bhls.

COASTAL FIELDS REPORT BIG. WELLS   More Great Gushers Are Completed.   NEW OUTPUT 16,285 BBLS.   Total Production of Division In. creased 7,180 Bbbis. — Ne Change in Quotations—Edg. erly Pool Gets Large Pro. ducer—-West Columbia Gush. er Holds Above 25,000 Bbls.

INJUNCTION REACHES STATE APPELLATE CT.   Both Sides to Controversy Ask for Decision This Afternoon,

LINCOLN A SPIRITUAL ASSET   Secretary Lansing Urges Americans to Forget Selves in Devotion to Country.

LET LINCOLN INSPIRE   HE IS. THE PERSONIFICATION OF THE AMERICAN SPIRIT.   ‘His Memory One of the Great : . Spiritual Assets of the Nation, Says Secretary Lansing, =~

BE LIKE LINCOLN, LANSING URGES   His Memory Greatest Spiritual Asset of Nation, Secre-_ tary Says

LINCOLN OUR GREAT EXAMPLE   Lansing Holds Up Eman: cipator as Worthy of . Emulation.   TRUE CITIZEN AND PATRIOT

MORY OF LINCOLN Ii GREAT ASSET   Lansing Advises Nation tc Find Inspiration in Hie Life.

ADVISED TO - FORGET SELF   Life of Abraham Lincoln Should Be Inspiration to All Americans

REAL AMERICAN FOUND IN LINCOLN LANSING ASSERTS   He Forgot Self In His Devotion to Country and To Its Fundamental Principles. /

LEE HDR =~ LINCOLN WSPIRING “LANSING DECLARE   Memory of, Man’s Characte:  Held One of Great Spiritual Asseis of Nation -

eee ee  Secretary Lansing Points to Life of Lincoln for American People to Find Inspiration I

AMERICA HONORS MEMORY LINCOLN IN A FITTING WAY   Appropriate Exercise Commemorating His  Birth Are Observed.

Lansing Advises American Peo. ple to Get Back to Railsplit- _ : -ter’s Prniciples.

MAC SWINEY BURIED AT CORK YESTEROA   Funeral For Late Lord Mayor Held—The Servicé Was Impressive.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK IS BURIEL   GUARD OF HONOR KEEPS VIGIL OVER H's GRAVE,

MAC SWWINEY UNTO REST   TROOPS PREVENT 7 A DEMONSTRATION   ‘Thousands Appear in the Silent Funeral March.

SITUATION SERIOUS IN LISBON   Disturbances Occurred and Machine  iuos Were Used,

WEEK END TOLL IN AUTO ACCIDENTS BIC   Eleven Die As Result of Collision Between Train and Truck at Huntingburg Sunday

EIGHTEEN Dit ON CROSSINGS IN INDIANA SUNDAY   Ten Killed In Crash Near Evansville and Seven In One Near Franklin.   SAME SORROWFUL STORY   Motorists Drove Onto Grade Crossing Not Knowing Trains Were Coming.

SUFFRAGE LEADEAS LOSE LONG BATTLE FOR AATIF ICATION   LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE AD.JOURNS AFTER TAKING ADVERSE ACTION ON ISSUE,

SUFFRAGE FAILo IK LOUISIANA ASSEMBLY   ADJOURNMENT IS TAKEN WITH OUT FAVORABLE ACTION ON AMENDMENT.

SUFFRAGE BECOMES DEAD ISSUE IN LOUISIANA   House Refuses suspension of Rule: —Block Ratification Resolution.

HORSES FEAST   Humane Organization Provides Dainties   Even Drivers Get Share At Unusual Feast

OPPOSITION 10 VON KAPP GROWS   Revolutionary Government in Germany Has Practically Collapsed, Advices Say.   “MANY SUPPORTERS LEAVE HUN   Heavy Loss of Life Reported in Fighting Between Troops and Civilians.

CLASHES IN ALL CITIES. OF PRUSSIA   Kapp Revolt Is Losing It Grip and FailureIs Inevitable   Allies Will Insist Upon: Strict Observance of the Treaty

Resignation Comes Barely in Time to Avert Civil Ciriftp.   500 KILLED AS WARSHIP BOMBARDS CITY OF KIEL   Renort That Distal spe Fled Om::Berlinsts:Mot + . el re _

PREDICTS CHADS IN LABOR F:GHT   British Radical Editor Says  Army Will Be Powerless  Avcainst Mobs.

yr RI mS ewes  Seriously  Lloyd George Asks Peomle to Trust the Gov ermment

Says Armies and Navies Will Be Powerless to Act to Suppress the Revolution   Monday's Riot Is Mild Sample of Wha Is to Come; Promised Better Days Fail to Materialize

Savs Secretary of State Asked His Advice As to Informal Cabinet Meetings and that He Attended Them Believ ing That He Shared Responsibility for Calls.

a nen eens  REBUKED BY PRESIDENT SECRETARY R, LANSING PRESENTS RESIGNATION   SECRETARY AND PRESIDEN’ HAD DISAGREED OVER POLL CIES FOR THE PAST SEVERAI YEARS.

SOE ARY LANE PARTLY TO BLAME   SAYS HE IS JUST AS MUCH RE. SPONSIBLE

NO FURTHER RESIGNATIONS ARE EXPECTED AS AN OUTCOM!   TUDTULTY SAID THAT MATTER WAS. CLOSED’ AS FAR AS PRESENT  STATUS IS CONCERNED.—POLK AND DAVIS MENTIONED AS j, POSSIBLE SUCCESSORS TO THE OFFICE.   7

LANE DECLARES N ANEW (IF MEETINGS   Messages Were Sent to President on Questions Discussed, He Says.   EIS “GUILTY,” TOO   Assumes Equal Responsibility With Lansing—Correspondence Given Out.

DIFFERENCES’ OVER. PEACE TREATY AND BULLITT LETTER  CAUSED STRAINED RELATIONS   Statement That Secretary, to Cali Cabinet Meeting; Sensation at Meeting  President Sharp in ‘Had No Authority Craveon Caused   AYO DIFFERED OVER MEXICO   , 7 ‘Lansing and President Saw Very Little of Lacn Other ‘at Paris; Secretary Disagreed With  arttlean an League of Nations ;

REBUKED BY WILSON LANSING QUITS Tht PRESIDENTS CABINE}   Secretary of State Tenders His Resignation and It Is Accepted by Chief Executive Second to Leave the Post,  Those On “Inside” Say Trouble In Official  Family Dates Back Many Months —rank  T. Polk Acts for the Present.

OEURETARY Of TATE QUITS IN TILT WITH WILSQA   CHIEF EXECUTIVE THOUGHT LANSING TAKING TCO MUCH POWER.   ROW WITH TUMULTY REPORTED AS ONE OF CAUSES.   £ec. Lansing, It Has Been Known fo: A Long Time, Was Not in Favor With Wilson, For Refusing to Uphold Some of Executives Policies.

DISMISSAL IS CLIMAX IN OLD DISAGREEMENT   F undamental Differences of Opinion Led ‘to  Break. 

anIP OF oTATE AUGKS = WILDLY IN NEW CRISIS   Refuses to Sail Behind Chief Executive’s Flag on Treaty Bark; Expose Recalled.

PRESIDENT CLAIMS “SECRETARY TOOK TOO MUCH: LIBERTY   CALLING OF MEETINGS IS BASIS OF DISAGREEMENT. BETWEEN  ee on nlad   OF LONG STANDING   Relations Strained Since before United States putered , War.

SECRETARY OF INTERIOR. STANDS UP FOR LANSING   Asserts That He Is ‘‘Tust as Much Responsible’ for Meetings as Mr. Laising.   CLAIMS OTHER CABINET MEMBERS FAVORED PLA      Says That All Thought the Meet‘ings Were a Good Thing in View of Conditions!   BRITISH PAPERS COMMENT   Pail. Mall Gazette Says Wilson’s Return to Activity Marked By Sensational Strike.

RESPON ASSERTS LANE   Interior Secretary Says Others Gave Approval to Lansing.

RESIGNATIUN DUE TO FORMER CAUSES   RELATIONS ALMOST REACHED BREAKING POINT BETWEEN WILSON AND LANSING BACK IN 1917.

LANE WOULD SHARE BLAME WITH LANSING   Considers Himiselt- Equally Responsible For Meetings That Caused Resignation.   LANSING QUITS “AT ONCE   Long Series of Differences With President Culminate In Resignation.

REST OF CABINET TO _ REMAIN SAYS TUMULTY   Secretaries Under Both ~ Garfield and Taylor Did the Same.

Lane Comes Out Today Shar ing Blame Equally With Lansine   FOR HOLDING CABINET

LANE ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY   Approved and Attended Cabinet Meetings as Necessary.

OECY, LANSING TS CABINET   on \)"" POSITION WHEN RE aS SUKED FOR. CALLING CABINET MEETINGS   RESIGNATION 1S ACCEPTED

LANSING DIFFERED. WITH WILSON ON _ MANY -. THINGS   Secy. of State Paid.-Price-o  Having. Own Opinion on  Matters of Policy at Variance with Wilson. .   SEVERAL’ MONTHS ° OLD      Differences between Lansing anc Wilson Extend, over Period of Long Duration. Didn’t Like Wilson Pets,

Frank L. Polk, Under Secretary, Is Placed In Charge ané Will Serve Until Lansing’s Successor Is Appointed— Resignation Causes Sensation.

ECOND TO LEAVE THAT DEPARTHENT OVER DISAGREEMENT   STRAINED RELATIONS EVEN ANTEDATE AMERICA’S ENTRY IN WORLD WAR.   CALLED MEETINGS OF CABINET: IS REBUKED

LANE ASSUMES SOME OF BLAME   Retiring Secretary Of Interior Claims Equal Guilt With Lansing.

LANSING LEAVES CABINET, REBUKED BY PRESIDENT   CALLING OF MEETINGS DUR- ING WILSON'S SICKNESS {S REASON GIVEN.

CABINET ROW NOW UNBARED «. TO THE PUBLIC   Secretary Lansing and President Don’t Speak.   WROTE TO EACH OTHER   Relations Became Strained During the Peace Negotiations in Europe. —

SECRETARY S ACTION : W CALLING CABINET: MEETINGS 1S CAUSE   Executive Asks Head of State Departnient to Give Up Of fice and Relieve Hint ai  Embarrassmente :   HAD PREVIOUS DISPUTES

Secretary Lane Considers Himself “Just as Much Re sponsible as Lansing,” He Says in Statement

LANSING QUITS WILSON CABINET   REBUKE BY PRESIDENT SAID TO BE CAUSE   Charged That Secretary Usurps ed Wilson’s Powers in Cabinet Meetings.

POLK ASSUMES HEAD OF . STATE DEPARTMENT BY. AD INTERIM PROMOTION   President’s Dismissal of Official on Charge of Usurping Authority Causes. Sensation at Washington            LIST:OF DIFFERENCES BARED IN LETTERS

LANE APPROVED ALL MEETINGS   Considers ‘Himself Just as Much Responsible as Lansing

LANSING REBUKED, QUITS CABINET, REAL REASON IS GIVEN   Secretary and President Had Differed on Foreign Policy of Government.   HE ACTED FOR THE PEOPLE   Break Between Lansing and His Chief Has Been Expected for Several Months.

RESIGNATION WA3 NOT UNEXPECTED   DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WIL SON AND LANSING BEEN LONG STANDING.   OFFERED AS TO. POLICI   Secretary of State and President Particularly Disagreed on the Attitude of Mexico.

ANSINGS ACTION APPROVED BY LANE   Secretary of Interior Declares He Is Equally Responsible for Cabinet Meetings in Wilson’s Absence.

Paris Peace Confernce Brings  Forth New Differences on  Foreign Subjects.   DISAGREES WITH TUMULTY   Lansing Had Not Been on Best o: Terms With Baker or Daniels, It Is Said.

Immediate Cause of Breach Appears to Be Criticism By  President of Informal Cabinet Meetings Called By Lansing; Other Differences of Policy.

UPHEAVAL IN THECABINET   Results In Resignation of Secretary Lansing, Tendered   AND ACCEPTED AT ONCE BY ‘WILSON

SUMMONING OF CABINET BY SECRETARY LANSING CAUSES OPEN BREAK   No More Resignations Are Expected, Says White House; Polk Or Davis May Get Post

REASONS FOR ACT ANTEDATE - ENTRY OF U. S.INTO WCRLD  ~WAR.--SUCCESSOR TC SE NAMED SOON

Preshienit ‘Forced “Secretary o tate to: Leave : His Cabinet:                ‘NOT. OF THE: SAMB MIND   Lansing’s Foreign Views. Not in “Accord With Those of tis Chief, Latter Says, ° 

SHARES BLAME  FOR (ESTINGS   SECRETARY LANE SAYS HE APPROVED OF LANSING’S IDEA OF HOLDINGS SESSIONS

LANSING, REBUKED BY THE PRESIDENT, RESIGNS AS SECRETARY OF STATE   Reasons For Break Believed To Go Back Over a Period of Many Months and Come From Fundamental Differences of Opinion.

REGUVED GT WILSO      Resignation Accépted-- Cal. ling Cabinet Assigned as Cause—No Iatimation as to Probable Successor.

RETIREMENT OF LANSING COMES AFTER DELAYS   PRESIDENT AND STATE DE. PARTMENT HEAD HAD LONG DISAGREED.   RESIGNATION ACCEPTED . WITH “APPRECIATION?   Jehu W. Davis, Ambassador to Laondon and Under Seerctary Polk Discussed for  Varaney.

SOME ACID - LETTERS   OLD] DISAGREEMENTS  CULMINATE iN FINAL BREAK.   ee ns ¥ 1 Phayise the -Seeretary, Was Un “willing “tu Accept My Guid-  anee,” Wilson Fires: Him,

The correspondence between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing, regarding the latter’s resignation, will be found on page 4.

Second Secretary of State in Wilson Administration Charged With Usurping Presidency.

CABINET SESSIONS SEGRETARY CALLED FRICTION GLIMAX   Differences Began Before War When Subordinate Admitted U. S. Was Near Entry.   PRESIDENT WROTE NOTES * SEEMINGLY STATE HEAD’S   Latter, House, White Opposed League Covenant Linked to Treaty of Peace.

“SHE FARIVEFTINES   Secretary. Says Lansing Ob. tained Approval Before _ Calline Cabinet.   OTHERS. ’ALSO HEARD   House Foreign Affairs Chair. man ‘Assails Wilson’s Radical Action.

LANSING QUITS. WILSON CABINE]   PRESIDENT HANDED A VALEN TINE IN THE FORM OR RESIG NATION AS SECRETARY OF STATE

TM AT FAULT TU0, oAYOLANE LONDON StT5 UP   English Papers Laud President While U. S: Cabinet Stands Behind Secretary. ._—s_«{T

SEC Y LANE INSISTS HE 1S GUILTY Ae TANCINE   Declares Lansing Called Him And Other Cabin2t Members Before Meeting.  “ MEETINGS coon THING”  Says Wilson's. Physician Was Present at Meetings And  (Carried Messages.

ENDS CAREER AS SECRETARY STATE AFTER A DISPUTE   Quarrels With Wilson Over Cabinet Meetings During Illness.

LANE SAYS HE CONCURRED-IN CABINET CALI   RETIRING SECRETARY OF INTERIOR SHARES TH BLAME WITH LANSING.    No Question of Meetings Being  Unconstitutional Ever Caimné Up, He Avers.

WALK OUT      With Award of Nationa! Azuthracite Commission.   SOUTHERN MINERS ARE  ORDERED OUT BY LEWIS   Union Chief Claims Operators Failed to Keep Agréément and Twenty Thousand Men Are Called Gut.

§2 ANTHRACITE COLLIERES ARE REPORTED IDLE   Mitters Take “Vacations” as Protest Against Commission Wage Awards   COMMITTEES TO CONFER   Early Resumption of Coal Mining Predicted by Miners’ Leaders

Livtcst VV dge AAW ald Ul President  45 COLLIERIES IDLE  Situation Is Watched for Trouble

180 MINES IN PENNSYLVANIA SHOT DOWN   Miners Protest Against Wage Award 0. Kd he Wiltean   LEWIS ORDERS STRIKE   Mine Workers’ Head Orders Walkout in Alabama Coal Field ssa

DAL MINE  WALK OUT ENDER 1,000 LE   5 Collieries in Anthracite Fields Shut Down in Strike

POR'PA-FIVE COLLIERIES IN THE ANTHRACITE PIRGDS (Ct G8! 5 TODAY Br OUTLAW STRIKE   The Miners Displeased With Wage Award Made by Presideat Wilson's Wage Commission.—The  Tieup ts Complete.

PENDING ACTION ON AWARD   Hundred Thousand Workers on “Vacations;” Hundreds of Colleries Are Idle.   THREE DISTRICTS ARE SERIOUSLY AFFECTED   Eighty Per Cent. Cut in Pro. duction is Latest Estimate Made.

Anthracite Mines in_Pennsyl. _ Vania Closed by Dissatis)-. . fied Miners.   MANY MADE IDLE BY UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE   Scale Committees Hel Join Meeting to Fix  . Schedule,

MINERS TAKE A VACATION’   Pennsylvania Miners, Dis gusted at Wage Award, Quit Work.

im fi  F ronfT00,000 5,000      SIGN CONTRACT ~ AT SCRANTON   Protest: Puts . 180  Colleries Idie in Three  i ee ee

Thousands of Miners Answer Call of Insurgents Dissatisfied With Wage Award  of the Committee

70,000 MINERS IN ANTHRACITE FIELDS ON INSURGENT STRIKE   Leaders Close 45  Collieries In The Wilkes-Barre  District. «&&   THOUSANDS ARE FORCED OUT

COLEIERTES IDLE AS MINERS QUIT‘   Anthracite Fields Tied Up by Vacatior ‘of Minera Protesting Recent Wage Award.

70,000 OUT IN EASTERN COAL FIELDS   ‘Miners Follows Insurgent Leaders; Tieup Complete in Many Localities; 45 Collieries Are Closed

HERE IS MORE "TROUBLE NOV   Big Coal Companies Hit Harc ‘by Strike of Insurgent Anthracite Miners. °

75,000 MINERS — IN ANTHRACITE. - FIELDS ARE OUT      EER-UP: THR MOST COMPLETE  SINCE THE STRIKE OF TWEN. LI YEARS. AGO—DISSATISEIEN  WITR: AWARD. f

71,000 MINERS ARE ALE TOMA   STRIKE CALLED BY INSUR GENTS DISSATISFIED WITH WAGE AWARD.

100,000 MINERS DROP SHOVELS   WORKERS FAIL To REPORT FOF DUTY IN PROTEST AGAINNST WAGE AWARD.

SEVENTY THOUSAND ~ MINERS: ARE (DLE   INSURGENT LEADERS GALL OUT ANTHRACITE WORKERS.                Appeal. From the Contempt Sen ceof Judge Curran is Denied yithe Supreme Gourt of Kanens

BIG MINES IDLE   Hard Coal Mines in Pennsylvania May Remain Idle Again Today   TAKE A VACATION   Insurgents Strike Against the Wish of the United Mine Workers

MANY COLLIERIES THD UP.   Labor Deparuncnt Gets Report on Pennsylvania Strike,

Collieries Tied up by Walkout:   VACATION” > MOVEMEN’ OF MEN REPORTED TO WASHINGTON.

70,000 MINERS _ ON VACATIONS   Tncrease Of Wnge May, Be Given To Coal Miners In The Kan sas District. J

TIED UP TODA)   Seventy Thousand Men in Pen. nsylvanta Hard Coal Field Lay Down Tools and Quit

insurgerits Opposed te Commission’s Award Lead Out Pennsylvania Workers  ABSENCE OF VIOLENCE   ABSENCE OF VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE SO FAR   THOUSANDS ARE THROWN OU OF WORK WHO DESIRED TX CARRY OUT PROVISIONS O1 WAGE AWARD.

70,000 ANTHRAGITE MINERS IDLE TODAY   Insurgent Leaders Reported Dissatised With Award of Coal Commission 7

SIGN CONTRACT ~~ AT SCRANTON   Protest~ Puts 480. Col ‘leries Idle in ‘Fhree " Tyletelatecc (.

LIQUCR QUESTION UPTO DEMOCRATS   HOOVER IS MENTIONED AS POSSIBILITY IN EVENT OF A BIG ROW.   JAVIS STRONGLY ENDORSE!   American Ambassador to Great Britain May Be Nominated ~ If Delegates at 'Frisco   Get in Deadlock. 

RATIFICATION OF THE LEAGUE IS PREDICTED   MAIN QUESTION NOW BEING DIS. CUSSED IS THE PROHI. BITION ACT.   Telegtams and Letters Pouring in at Conference Being Held at TagSart's Resort at French Lick. Indians,

DEMOCRAIS BOOM FOR WETINOMINEE       on Taggari, Owner of Resort and  Indiana Leader Receives Messages By United Press

THE WETS WANT IN.   Many Teelgrame Demanding Recognition of Democrats.

Letters Flood Tom Taggart’s Office Declaring for Gov.  ernor Edwards   TERBERT HOOVER'S NAMI FIGURES IN CONFERENCE   SOLID EAST BELIEVED CET. TAIN TO VOTE AGAINST BRYAN; FIGHT ON LIQUOR, NOT LEAGUE,

AUUVER SEth  AS BOURBON N GOMING GRAPPLE   Watson Sees Envoy Davis as Choice of Virginia, Is Report

Hoover Also Figures in informal Conference in Desire to Sidetrack McAdoo.

Wets ‘Begin to Make Their Desires Know:   Democrat Leaders Bunched at French Lick, Are Flooded With Letters De manding Edwards’ Nomination.

FREIGHT DECREASE CALLED TEMPORARY}   Rock Island Showing Fairh Indicative—Road Officials Optimistic of Future.

IRISH PEEVED.  AT DEMOCRATS   Eamonn DeValera and ‘Frank P. Walsh Express Dissatisfaction With Platform.  CAUSTIC  DENUNCIATION

COVERNOR TO TAKE STUMP   opens Vriday Evening in Omaha  and Goes Out in State the ' Following Week.

FOVERNOR 10 TAKE STUMP   Opens Friday Evening in Omaba and Goes Out in State the Kantlowilne Week.

ee ee eee eee een EEE EY  MAINE IN HOT BALLOT BATTLE   Both  Parties Strive For ‘Vote in Staté to Determine + + Prend of Oninion

MAINE IN MIDST BALLOT FIGHT   ‘Republicans And Democrats Strive  Fou Vote in State to Determine  Trend of [. 8. Opinion.

iD CFEN IN REVOLT   REBELS CONTINUE TO GAIN IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS. SOME DEFECTIONS.

VILLA’S HAND IS SEEN IN REVOLT; TROOPS FIGHTING   Bandit Chief Makes First Important Move--- May March on Captital   AMERICAN FORCES ON BORDER READY

HAND OF PANCHO VILLA -SBE? IN DESERTION OF THOOPS PROW CHIRTARUTA ULEY,         VELLA S THAT RE WOCLD HELP’ THE REBELLION.  ENT WORD LASTSYEEK

SPOT COTTON ~ MARKET WILL BR STARTED   In Los Angeles By 1921 Ac cording to Cotton League Of West

NEW COMMUINIST DRIVE   Move to Prevent Shipments io Ent. mies of Soviet Ratesia,

ALEXANDER ROWAT 18 GIVEN A TEN-DAY STA   That Much Time to Perfect ar Appeal to the U. 8. Supreme Court.

HOWAT GE A STAY   iHas Ten Lays’ to Complete Apt peal te U. & Court

ScES CHEAPER COAL   Ohio Chief Mine Inspector Says Price HMingnease van Cae Gitnwniv

LATE C. M, NYBORG OF LGST ISLAND   Was One of the Respected Pioneers of Our County

NU GLUE OF Ti: GIRL MURDERER   DEATH OF GIRL WHO WAS THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN CHOKED STILL REMAINS A MYSTERY.

FINDS NO TRACE OF GIRL’S SLAYER   Blood Hounds Will be Brought to Pontiac, Michigan, to Aid in Search for Murderer.

NO CLUE TO MURDERER,   Mystery in Death of Pontiac, Mich. Ciinrl

HALTS MILLION-A-YEAR TUNE      Court Appoints Conservator for G. F. Steger, Chicago Piano Man Called Spenadthrift.

STOPS MILLION-A-YEAR TUNE   Conservator Appointed for G. F. Ste. ger, Chicago Piano Man.

NEW YORK WORLD GLAIMG OLUTION OF BOMB MYSTERY   Blames Wall Street Outrage on Individual Laboring Men or Sympathizers.   BUILDING TRUST TARGET

‘New York” Evenirig World  Claims Solution of Mys/ terious Explosion.   CALLED REPRISAL AGAINST-—-BRINDELL  Declare Bomb Was Meant For Building Where Frust” Men Worked.

GREATEST COAL MINE SOUTH OF B & 0   ATLAS MINES BREAK ALL RE. CORDS BY HOISTING ~ 2047 TONS AND LOARING 41 CARS  OF COAL TUESDAY

MALLORY DOCK WORKERS WILL RESUME JOBS   AGREEMENT ON WAGES If REACHED; RANGERS WILL LEAVE WHEN SETTLED

ABSOLUTE HALT TO IMMIGRATION OF JAPS iS AIM   State Department Will Back  California in Fight, New — - Development Shows   MEXICAN PETROLEUM FIELDS GOBBLED UP.

TIGHTEN CLAMP ON JAP IMMIGRATION   State Department Plans 1 Keep All Japs Out of United States.

MORE DRASTIC AXD ABSOLUTE RESTRICTIONS AGAINST JAPANESE IMMIGRATION   JAPANESE AMBASSADOR PROTESTS AGAINST CALIFORNIA / PROPOSED GWNERSHIP LAW

Washington Authorities Look: ing to Stop “Leaks” in “Gentlemen's Agree mant   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK! REVOLT APPEARS NEAR IN RUSSIA   Report in Italy Indicates An: other Bomb Plot Is Be ing Hatched,

State Department Takes Steps to Make Moré Drastic and Absolute Restrictions As to the Influx of Nipponese   “Gentleman’s Agreement” Not Satisfactory, and Révision or Abandonment of Pact Ts Regarded As Probablé

TOTAL EXCLUSION JAP IMMIGRANTS PLANNED BY U.S.   GENTLEMEN'S AGREEWENT NOP SATISFACTORY. JAP POPULAs TION INCREASING

U.S, MAY TIGHTEN BAN ON JAPS   More Drastic _ Restrictions Against Immigration Planned.   AGREEMENT UNSATISFACTORY   Move On to Stop Loopholes if Existing Arrangement.

NEW PLAN INJAP BAR IS FRAMED   Would Form Air Tight  Seclusion   NIPPON MAY ASSENT  Does Not Stop Visits of Kin, However

MORE DRASTIC RULES AGAINST JAP IMMIGRANTS   Highly Significant Action on Japanese Question Taken  by’ State Department.   AGHEEMENT BEING VIOLATED

JAPANESE 10 BE KEPT OUT OF COUNTRY   More Drastic Rules Fo Exclusion Proposed By Solons.

JAP EXCLUSION ~ MORE DRASTI      State Department Takes: Step Toward -Tightening . Immi“aration Laws on Orientals: :   PRESENT -PACT"IS WEAK

DRASTIC OTEPS AGAINST JAPS   MORE STRINGENT RESTRICTIGNS AS TO IMMIGRATION ARE PLANNED.

LOWDEN MEN GIVEN SEATS   Eleven Delegates From South Carolina are : Seated in Convention   FIGHT FOR WOOD   Johnson Arrives in Chicago and Seems to be a Favorite Today

i U.P AGCEPT HFLEGATES. OF 00. CAROLINA   General Wood Loses to Low: den in Contest Before National Committee   REGULAR MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION IS SEATED   ATTORNEYS ATTENDED CON: VENTIONS IN PALMETTC STATE. IN EFFORT TO “FAKE’ CONTESTS,

JOHNSON JUMPS ANEAD OF LOWDEN IN DELEGATE Rack   CALIFORNIAN Now HAs YT MORE INSTRUCTED DELE GATE THAN GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS, i   LEAD IS CHANGING HOURL!   Nearly 75 Contests Are Still to be Settled Before Convention Opens-—Wood Loses Large est Number of Contests.

IEALERO BOQa] CVERALL PRIGES IN METROPOLI   second Hand Army Denims, Sold by the Government for 16 Cents a Pair, Retoiling for Three Dollars.

CLOUDBURST MAROONS CITY   Property Damage eae - 5 100.00 * @ansed in South Dak

*‘LOUDBURST MAROONS TOWN   Wessington Springs, S. D., Suffers Property Loss of $100,000— Creek Four Miles Wide.

WAR DEBT CLAIMS AGREED 10   Allied Experts Approve Ger many’s Payment Plan   AMOUNT IS HEAVILY CUT   Entente, Governments, However, Must Pass on Matter

MAY AGREE ON  ~ REPAPATIONS   Second Financial Conference Held in Brussels Adjourns to, Meet Again in January

HUNDRED BILLION MARKS Ao BASIS OF REPARATIONS   Germany Insolvent Creditor, Must Be Maintained as Going Concern.

HERAMANY SPARS.  FOR MORE TE: ~INWHICHTO PAY WAR INDEMNITY   Delegates to’ ‘Financial Con, ference: Believe ‘Huns : _ Cannot Meet Con . ditions   WORK CONDUCTED. . BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   an. ‘BAYS © ‘THAT  -KAISERLAND = MAY, BE. PERMITTED: TO: RESTAIN BULK: OF ‘UNDELIVER- .

GERMANS NOT ABLE TA. PAY WAR NER]   Allied ‘Experts ‘Realize Finan “ eial- Status, te‘ Accept Land / ‘in Lieu of Cash.

GERMANY CAN PAY ONLY WITH ALLIES’ HELE   Delegates of Financial Conference Recognize Condition of Country,   ASK PAYMENT IN GOLD   Must Be Maintained as Going Concern if Treaty  Fulfilied,

CUT INDEMNITY FOR GERMAN   Financial’: Conference i Working on 100 Billion -- Mark Basis

HUNDRED BILLION MARKS IN GOLD   German Payment Is Basis of Negotiations.   EXPERTS RECOGNIZE REAL NECESSITIES   Must Extend Aid in’ Ofdes to Collect. .

GERMANY IS INSOLVENT.   " reditors Must Keep Her Going iv oe She Is to Pay Debts. -.

 German and. Allied :. ~ Delegates Still. Talk   The Payment. by Germany © of. One Huudred. Billion Marks and How ts -Belyes Considered yt Conference’,

GERMAN INDEMNITY  MAY BE A LUMP SUM   BRUSSELS CONFERENCE FIG URES ON ONE HUNDRED BILLION MARKS.   Allied Investigators Agree ‘That Germany Must Have Help to Keep Going.

GERMANY NEEDS HELP TO SETTLE WITH THE ALLIES   Versailles Treaty Terms Are Recognized as Too Severe.   100,000,000 MAKKS IN GOLD FAIR REPARATION   Financial Conference Ha: Reached a Basis on Which to Work.

GERMANY TO PAY 100 BILLION DEBT   Experts ‘At Finazcial “Conference ‘Set Figure'Lower Than: Treaty; i

German and Allied . Delegates Still Talk   The Payment by Germany Of One Hugdred Billion Marks und How is Beine Cons{dercd at Conferenc",

ui LEoo oul   CONSIDER 100,000,000 MARKS GOLD COLLECTABLE,   EXPERTS RECOGNIZE INABILITY TO PAY.   Practically None of the Delegates to the Second Financial Congress , Believe Versailles Condltions Can be Fulfilled.

INDEMNITY FAR LOWER   Big Slice Cut off. Reparations Levy on Germany but Fund Still Ten Billions.

GERMAN PAYMENT TOBE MADE EASIC   Brussels Financial Assembly Decides to Defer Cash Reparation. “9

Would Make American Dollar the Standard in Explaining Reparation Ficures

GERMAN DEBT MAY KE CUT   One Hundred Billion Mark Sug: gested as Sum She Should Pay Allies,

EXPECT COLLECT WAR INDEMNITY   Amount Germany Must Pay Be Far Below the First Requirement.

EXPERTS. WANT TO REDUCE INDEMNIT)   Delegates to Financial Confer. ence Think Germany Unabl: to Pay More Than 100, 000,000,000 Gold Marks.

ARE PLEDGED TO SECRECY   ‘Germany However Probably Wit! Be Permitted to Keep Some Shipping

INDEMNITY BY GERMANY 100 BILLION MARKS   Sum Far Below That Pro vided for by Versailles Treaty.   GERMANY CAN'T PAY MORE

FIX GERMAN PAYMENT   Repayment by Teutons Put at 25 Billions.   Experts Figure Ameunt That Can 8 Coilected F rom Former Enemy.

SERMANY MUST PAY 100 BILLIGN AAABKS, (5 PLAN   Sum Below Treaty Estimate But About All That Can Be Collected

Payment of German War Debt Is Big Question  Before Conference   Settlement At Figure Far Below That Providea By Versailles Pact Con. sidered Probable.

GERMANY'S P; PAYMENTS   Delegates to Second Finawctal Contee.  ence Figure on Hundred Billion Marke in (eld ka Bunt

FIXED AT HUNDRED MILLION MARKS BY CONFERENCES   Delegates Conclude Versailles Treaty Cannot Be Enforced

Hundred Billions Gold Marks ‘Still Basis of Settlement. — Allies Recognize Germany’s Condition and Must Keep Her Goine to Get Indemnitv.

ALLIES REALIZE BERLIN CAN NOT MEET DEMANDS   Secret Reports Made; Look To U. S. For  Necessary Loans.

BRUSSELS EXPERTS PARE REPARATIONS PLAN FOR GERMANY   * Admit Versailles Treaty Terms Cannot Be Carried Out by Country. Insolvent.   " GERMAN DELEGATES BUSY FURNISHING INFORMATION   Status of Financial and Trad Activities Sought as Basis for Deliberations.

WIFE MURDERER CHANGES HIS MIN   ‘Has Keen Wanting Speedy Trial and Execution But Will Now Offer Defense.

MINE WORKERS APPEAR FRIDA\   Men Cited for ‘Contempt ° Court Now Out on Bonds of $500 Each.

HOWAT WILL GET HEARING FRIDA'   ACTION TAKEN CITING UNION OFFICIALS TO APPEAR IN DISTRICT COURT,

SAYS MOSQUITOES ATE $5,000 WORTH OF HIS ANATOMY    Old Salt Sues ‘Refining Com pany for Shipping Him  Into Mosquito Nest

Governor Co Coolidge Declined Request   WHHL Leave October 17. for Campatgen Tour, Tennessee and Kentucky Be. igee Includca in Tour,

Corsi: Coolidge a Declined Request   WIN Leave October 17 for Campaign "Dour, Tennessce und Kentucky Be. ‘dng Included in TKonr,

Officers Killed When Patrol Is Fired on From Darkness by Unknown Assailants. Military Outnumbered.

TWO OFFICERS  FATALLY WOUNDED   Military Lorr.es Ambushed Nea Gork, Ireland.

ONE OFFICER KILLED   And Another Probably Fatally Injured in Attack

MILITARY LORRIES ATTAGKED IN CORK   Qne Soldier Dead and Thre x. Wounded, One Fatally   ASSAILARTS ARE URHURT

SPARTICISTS ORDER GENERAL STRIKE IN -RETLIATION. SAID   Although. Noske.- Has Taken Drastir Precautions Fear of Revolution Expressed,   SOLDIERS MAINTAIN  " GSPRICT- GUARD   The Sparticists and the Inde: - pendent Socialists Enraged, . Over Killing of 67 of . J * Their Number,’

MUCH UNREST IS ~ IN EVIDENCE ALL OVER GERMANY  A GENERAL RETALIATION STRIKE IS TO BE ATTEMPTED.  LIST OF KILLED IN RIOT IS NOW 6:

Spartacist Leaders Call to: General Walkout as Reprisal Move.   RIOT DEATHS NOW 67   London Learns of Berlin Fear Uprising May Spread to Vienna,

RETALIATE BY CALLING GEN. STRIKE   Deaths in Berlin Riots are Now Placed at 67 By Red Cross.

BONE DRYS WIN B) ~ BIG MAJORITIES   Four Canadian Provinces Adopt Strict Prohibition Law

SIXTY DAYS OF GRACE FOR BARLEYCORN   Importation of Liquor Int Dry Provinces of Canada Still Lawful.

CANADA PROVINCES DRY IN SIXTY DAYS   Temperance Act Not Effectiv: Until December 25; Small Percent Vote.

WOE ER SOLDIERS DEFENDING VILWA   Eight;Mile Line Taken Over’ by New Troops.   AMERICAN Y. W. C. A. AIDS   Medaine Goorez, Who Fought Against Russians and Operated During Siege of Lemberg, in Charge — About 3,000 in Command—More  TInite Reine Formed.

POLIGH WOMEN IN FRONT LINE   Complete Women’s Uni Holding Fight Mile Front At Vilna Defenses.   WRATH TYRRPAY

AMAZONS BATTLE REDS NEAR VILNA   AMERICAN Y. W. CA. AIDS DAR ING WOMEN SOLDIERS WITH FOOD AND EQUIPMENT

SN ———————EEEeEEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeEeEeeeEeEeEeEeEeEE=e—e—  WOMEN FOR DEFENSE   Female Soldiers Take up Posi tions at Vilna

POLISH WOMEN JOIN IN DEFENSE OF CITY   Corps is Formed to Repel Red: From Vilnam—Are Fed by : Y.W.C.A

ASK COX SHOW EVIDENCE 6. 0. P. CAMPAIGN FUND   Committee Take up In. vestigation Campaign Expenditures.

TO QUIZ PARTY’ HEADS   Leaders of Two Big Parties Are Summoned.   Senate Committee on Campaign Funds Orders Chairmen Hays and White to Appear.

INVESTIGATING CAMPAIGN FUND   Hays and White Summoned to Appear Before Committee

SENATE PROBERS TO INVESTIGATE REPUBLICAN FUND   Ask Governor Cox Tc Tell What He Knows Of Contributions.

KENYON DEMANDS CANDIDATE PROVE CHARGES HE MAKES   Chairmen of Two Nationa Committees also Summoned to Chicago for Hearing

Hays Called On To Produce Books To Show Cash To G. O. P. Campaign

HARDING SAYS — COX CAMPAIGN CHARGE FALSE   Assertion That Fifteen Million Is Raised for G. O. P. Labeled Ridiculous   GIVES FORMAL STATEMENT   Court Fullest Understanding of Campaign Funds, Repub~ liean Nominee

GUX ASKED FOR PROOF OF GOP CAMPAIGN FUND   Reed of Campaign Expenditure Investigation Com. mittee Wires Governor.   INVESTIGATIONS ARE RENEWED TODAY   Sherman of Illinois to Suc ceed Spencer of Missouri on Committee.

BIG PARTY COMMITTEEMAN TO APPEAR   Senate Investigating Committee to Probe Charge That Republicans Raising $15,000,000 Fund.   HAYS AND WHITE ASKED TO APPEAR   Committeemen of Two Major Parties Asked to Bring all Books Before the Committee at Once.

COMMITTEE CALLS ON GOVERNOR COX TO PRODUCE PROOF THAT REPUBLICANS HAVE SLUSH FUND   James Reid of Congressional Campaign Committee Asks Democratic Candidate for ‘Proof of Statement

EXPENSE PROBE TO BEGIN AGAIN   Leaders of Both Parties Are Called   FOR HEARINGS AT CHICAGO   Reed Announces He Has Received No Word From Cox Backing G. 0. P. Charges.

HAYS ANB WHITE ARE ORDERED 18 TESTIF   Senate Committee Investigating Caimpitign Expenditures Suinmons, ies gee ce:

Ordered To Appear Before Committe Investigating Campaign Expenditures.

INVESTIGATE ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Republican and Democratic Leders Summoned By ~ Senate Committee.   COX ATTACKS REPUBLICANS

PARTY CHIEFS WILL TESTIFY. ON FINANCING         Governor Cox Called on: £4 Submit Evidence of $15,-: ; 000,000 G.O.P. Fund.:.   TO EXAMINE RECORDS. ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS

TURN OPOTLGHT DN MONEY CHEST OF TWO PARTIES   Party Chiefs and Treasurers Ordered to Report Next Monday With Books.

SENATE QUULZ BODY 10 LOOK INTO COX CLAIM OF BIG FUND.   Chairmen of Two Major Political Parties Ordered to Appear  At Chicago Monday.   BRING BOOKS AND PAPERS      Governor Cox, Asked to Attend Today, Failed to Answer Telegram from Mr. Reed,

SUMMON C HAIRMEN BEFORE COMMITTEE   Senate Investigators Ask Govern. or Cox to Substantiate His Charges

PARTY LEADERS CALLED BEFORE SENATE PROBERS   Hays and White and Other Party Officials to Appear — Next Monday.   WILL PROBE COX’S CHARGES

SENATE COMMITTEE TO PROBE __  PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FUND   Orders Chairman Will H. Hays and George White, of Nation al Committees, and Others’ to. ‘Appear. :  i and Give Evidence.   COX PREPARING FOR NEXT MOVE AGAINST OPPONENT   Expects to Continue His Oharge: Regarding Financial Plang of the Republicans. .

PARTY TREASURERS ORDERED Td APPEAR LIN CHICAGO NEXT MONDAY WITH BOOKKS,

CALL CAMPAIGN HEADS   SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT EXPENDITURES COX CALLED ALSO

HAYS, WHITE AND OTHERS SUMMONED   ox Asked forProof of Charge That G. 0. P. Has Raised big Fund After He Fails to Produce Evidence.

COX CALLED ON 10 EXPLAIN CHARGE OF GORRUPTIONFUNDS   Democratic Candidate Asked to Appear Before Committee Probing Expenses.   REQUEST BY REED FOR DETAILS 1S UNANSWERED   Chairmen and Treasurers 0 Both Qld Parties Ordered to Apoear Monday.

HAYS, WHITE CALLED BY COMMITTEE   Sub-Treasurers Must Appear — Kenyon Calls on Cox.

FUND QUIZ ORDERED   PARTY LEADERS SUMMONED TO REPORT AT CHICAGO.   Chiefs Are Asked to Appear Before Senate Investigating Committee Next Monday.

NATIONAL CHAIRMEN  ORDERED 10 APPEAR, AND TELL SENATORS CONTENTS OF BARREL:   Cox Asked to Show Up and Tel How He Knows G. 0. P, Has Fond of 15 Million   ALL BGOKS AND PAPERS ASKED FOR BY PROBER

PROBE POLITICAL FUNDS   Chairmen Hays and White to Testify To Senate Committee.

Ask Cox to Substantiate Charg es Against Republican Cam. paien Fund

‘Dry” Legislation Will Be Offered Mexican Congress   I. W. W. WILL ELECT NEW SECRETARY-TREASURER   Peter Whitehead Not Again : Candidate for Office.

Damage Estimated’ at 50,000  Pounds Result in Destruction  - of Cork. Mercantile House Following Series of Blasts   HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT ARE CLOSED TO PUBLIC   Erection of Barrier and Exolu ~ gion Order Follow Detention of Strange Man in House of Commons Lobby

lot PLANNED DESTRUCTION OF GOVT. BUILDING:   This is Shown in the Documents Cap. tured During Recent Raids of Sinn Fein Headquarters.

ERECT BARRIERS TO KEEP PUBLIC OUT OF BRITISH PARLIAMENT   Decision to Close Houses Be lieved to Have Bearing on trish Activities

SINN FEINERS AGAIN ACTIVE.   Documents Taken in Raid Revea Conspiracy To Damage London Buildings. .Streets Barricaded

DOWNING STREETIS — BARRICADED BY BRITS   Result of Sinn Fein Document Revealing Conspiracy.

EXPOSE PLOT TO DESTROY BUILDINGS   Valuable Documents Capture In Recent Raids In Ireland.

BARRICADES EXPLAINED,   Alleged Conspiracy to Damage BulldJ ings Causes Precautions.

Republican Nominee Hurlg: Broadside at Democratic. Chairman’s Ideas. :      CANNOT DODGE LEAGUE = ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN:   Also _Charges Internati Financial Interests Favor Coy.

Fires Broadside at Finance Sources of the Democrats   Will Guard Against Any Attempt to Dodge rue

HARDING 9 ARTILLERY OPENS UP   Sees Hand of “Internat: ional Interests   WHITE ANSWERED

SAYS . W. W. IN PLOT   REIGN OF TERROR PLANNED FOR THE NORTHWEST.   Congressman Albert Johnson of Wash. ington Forecasts Outrages Within Twenty Days.

WARN OF I. W. W. PLOT   Oongressman Johnson Forecasts Outrages in Northwest.   Washingten Lawmaker Saya Pollee * and Federal Agents Have Been Notified of Reign of Terror.

WARNINGS HAVE. BEEN RECEIVED   Threaten to Blow Up ‘Big Buildings in the Northwest

KULGHAK ARM UNDE A alot, SAYS REPORT   Jananese Forces Determine: to Prevent Crossing of Angara River by Reds   SOVIET OFFENSIVE OF PEACE IS CONTINUEL   BOLSHEVIK OFFICIAL INDI CATES CAPTURE OF ENTIRE COAST OF BLACK SEA IS EM MINENT.

KOLCHAR'S QUARTERS BESLEGED CHRISTM By ED L. KE  TT nitnd? Perec: te A:

THE SOVIET ARMIES — ARE STILL WINNINC   Many Persons Taken, Including: One Entive Division of Denekin's  ypoans.

MF : i TO MAKE TERMS W PEACE. DRIVE   Claim to Have Beaten Foes All Over Russian Territory   WOULD DEAL WITH THE ITALIANS NEX1   Japs Ready to Attack Ad. vancing Red Forces in Siheria

Reactionary Leader of White Guard in Siberia Penned in by Bolshevists on Christmas Day; Japs Plan to Attack ff Reds Near Sphere of Influence.

JAPS PREPARE TO CHECK REDS   Holchak’s Headquarters Declared i in State of Siege   SOVIET iS ASKING PEACE   Bolsheviki Capture Many Guns and Priscners in Brive

KOLCHAK’S FORCE. IS HARD PRESSED   Bolshevik Are Now Advancing Peace Proposals Having Bottled Up the Army of the Antis.

ANTL-BOLSHEVINS HARD PRESSED BY THE SOVIET ARMY      ADMIRAL HOLC SHAR'S HEAD.QUARTERS BNSINGED BY REDS — FRIENDLY -WIPTH PraAny

KULGAK ARMY HARD PRESSED BY RED FORCES   Headquarters Declared In State Of Seige Christmas Day Report States   JAPANESE SEEK TO AVERT CONFLICT   Soviet Government Is Said Te Be Continuing Moves To Secure Peace

KOLSHAK IN ‘STATE OF SIEGE ON CHRISTMAS   His. Forces Are Hard Feessed by the Red Armies. Japanese Forces Assisting.

RUSSIAN SOVIET 15 STILL ~ HOLOING THE UPPER HAND   Has Apparently Routed All Op. position and is Now Angling For Peace With Italy.

FORCES OF ANTI-BOLSHEVIK UOVT. HARD PRESSED 27 RED 4R¥IES   JAPANESE FORCES babe tee “TR FING. TO. mH Bo cate

RUSSIAN GONELICTS BECOMING MORE SERIOUS DAILY   All. Russidn Army Is Pressing” the  Anti-Bolshevild Forces in  Several Places   'JAPS HELPING TO HOLD "FORCES AT ANGARA RIVER   Seviet Government Claims More Suceess Against Gen. Dunkirk -in Senth Russia

RUSSIAN REDS MAKE BIG GAINS   Kolchack’s Headquarters’ Declared in State of Seige on Christmas Day Dispatches Say

RUSSI2.NS TRY TO SURROUND POLE CAPITAL   Great. Crowds of People Are Still: Pouring Out. of. City on Every. Train:   BOLSHEVIK HORSEMEN TERRORIZE, PEASANTS

BOLSHEVIKI TAKE TOWNS IN ADVANCE   Desperate Fight Is Put Up by Poles, but Apparently They Can Only Delay Capital’s Fall.

MAYNARD   TWO NIGHT SHOW   Records Broken in Advance Sale of Tickete—Performance Repeated

“BOLD, BRAZEN Of FOOLGR SAYS COX OF 6,0, P LEADERS   Continues Assault on Republican Funds and ‘Senatorial Oligarchy.’

G. 0. P LEADERS HAVE GONE MAD'IS COX'S: COME “BACK   DEMOCRATIC: PRESIDENT: IAL (CANDIDATE CON-TINUES CHARGES OF  . “artsy FUND. k   VISITS NEW YORK   i: ace ch) a ee Two Speeches Made;,-Crowd: Greet Ohia .Governor - ,

: epyblican Funds Is Bok      Governor’ ‘Cox ‘Talks at’ the Batd, Bra. zen or. Foolish Efforts of Republi. cans. to, ‘Ruise Big Cumpaign Fund,

atic Nominee Say The;3 Are “Bold, Brazen or Foolish.”   FPUBLICANS HAVE GONE MAL

COX "STANDS PAT OW Hl EXPOSURE:   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY CLAIMS REVELATIONS HE HAS MADE ARE TRUE.   RECHKIVED TUMULTUOUS WEL  COME UPON OCCASION Ol FIRST ARRIVAL, IN N. Y¥ SINCK NOMINATION,

OX REFTERATES. GIRGEAINST Gf P FINANCE      Declares Republican Leadership “Has Simply Gone Mad”, Referring to Alleged Attempt to “Buy” Presidency: . ~

Cox Says G. O. P. Attempt to Buy Presidency Was “Bold, Brazen or Foolish”’

OVATION FOR COX ‘IN NEW YORK   Democratic Nominee Given Turmultuous Welcome. on His Arrival Today

GIVEN A TUMULTOUS WELCOME ON ARRIV/   Says Republican Leadershir “Has Simply Gone Mad” anc Acts But Repition of Follies  of Year—Efforts “Bold anc Enaalich 9

b. . P. METHOD Of RAISING FUND BOLD AND BRAZEN-~-C 0X   Democratic Presidential Nominee Again Discusses Republican Sinews of War.   “LEADERSHIP GONE MAD”   So Mr. Cox Says in Discussing Efforts of G. O. P. Leaders to Get the Money.

GOTHAM GIVES A WELCOME TO COX   Continues Attacks On Repubiican Campaign Manage mant   Says Fund Raising ‘ Bold, Brazen or Foolish.”

~ CAMPAIGN FUNE   Tells New York Democrats That G. G. P. Effort Is “Bold, Brazen Or Foolish.”   THEIR LEADERS GONE MAD   Repesis Favorite Phrases, “Senatorial Oligarchy,” “Buy: ing Presidency.” 

Republican Leadership Has Simply Gone Mad Declares Governor Cox   Brands G. 0. P. Campaign Fund ive as Bold and Brazen"

“GO.P.PLANS. BOLD, BRAZEN “OR FOOLISH”   ‘Gotham. ‘Gives’ Tymultuous Weleome on First. Official Visit. ©   RENEWS ATTACK ON REPUBLICAN FUNDS

LEAGUE ANO RAPS 6.0. PIN NEW YORK SPEECH   Shower Democratic Candidate With Flowers on Arrival for Two-Day Visit.   WELCOMED BY CROWD AT STATION AND CLUB   Governor Speaks at Reception and in Afternoon at Police Games at Gravesend.

AND FOOLISH”   Cox Makes Address. at Part: Club in New. York City,   REPUBLICANS GONE MAD   Nominee Recounts “Follies” of the Year; Receives Big Welcome.

COX SPEAKS AGAIN ON CAMPAIGN FUND   DEMOCR. ATIC NOMINEE STIL DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE STILL INSISTS ON $15,000 Rrinire   SPOKE AT NEW YORK   The Ohié Governor Said the Re. Publican Leaders Had Simply Gone Mad   Said Their Methoes of Raising Funds Were “Bold, Brazen and Foolish”

(Cox RENEWS Y G.0.P. ATTACK   REFUBLICANS “BOLD; BRAZEN OR FOOLISH,” HE SAID. .   BUT OFFERS NO PROOF   GOVERNOR SEEMS TO HAVE SHIFTED HIS MALN ISSUE.   Says Now lie. is Going to Continus Through the Campaigf “Rub- — -. bing Corruption Sore.”

ICOX SPEAKS AGAIN (ON CAMPAIGN FUND   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE STIL DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SPILL INSISTS ON $15,000 FIGURE   SPOKE AT NEW YORK

Says Efforts of Republicans To Raise Fund Is “Beld, Brazen or BRooalich.”

COX INTWOTALKS ATNEW YORK GIT   HE ATTACKS THE FEDERAL SENATE AND EXTOLLS THE PRESIDENT.

COX ASSAILS G .0 .P, HEADS AS BRAZEN   insists That His Charges o: Corruption Fund Are Based On Facts Fron Official Headquarters.

COX SHOWERED — WITH FLOWERS AT NEW YORE   GRAND CENTRAL STATION THRONGED~ AS NOMINEE ARRIVES FOR TWO-DAY yYVrarymp   Comes to New York from New Haven, WWere He Promised Further Exposure of Campaign Feund.

PRODUCTION OF GOLDIN WORLD. {5 MEGREASING   Indications 1920: Output Wil Be Less;. Many Stamp Mills Closed. s

GOLD PRODUCTION REDUCED      World's Output Last Year Below That of 1918 and 1920 May Be Stil Lower.

GOLD OUTPUT. DECLINING   Geological Survey Reports Indications of Smaller Production

MOGRE’S STATEMENT   Cox Has More Delegates Pledged Than Any Other Democrat.

GOV. JAMES COX HAS “THE MOST DELEGATES   OHIO’S CHOICE HAS MORE DELE-. GATES PLEDGED THAN ANY OTHER DEMOCRAT.

POLIGE CHIEF ofa RUMORO OF RIOTS WERE UNFOUNDED   Chicago Suburban Town Scene of Clash Between Foreign Laborers and Negroes.

ALIENS DRAW COLOR LINF.   Se  Presence of Negroes in Chicage Heights Angers Italians and Hongarians,

King of Siam Renounces Harem and Takes Cousin Ae His Honored Ouee:

COFFEE PRICES ADVANCE TODAY   Sensational Climb is Record ed in the New York — Market.

FRENCH HARD PRESSED      The ‘Turks: Seem to be Getting th Upper Iland in Syria.

‘De Pakna Makes Past Get"away And Leads Preld On She First Lan   PREDICT NEW RECORD!

WIRELISS PRONE HERE IN TOUCH WITH UNIONTOW   Mtea coy Andsbilily Vall Be fereatl Tmt pascd, “fates mend Mavs.   TALKING MACHINE §§ USED

‘BOOST S000 ROADS AT RALEIGH MEET   Representatives fiom Twen i-Seven Counties Are in Attendance   ; TWO MURE SESSIUN.

er Bergdoll Says Her $105, 000 Pot of Gold. -» Still Remains Buried

Mrs. Bergdoll Says Her $105,000 Pot of Gold Still Remains Buried

eis ee eee ee  LEAGUE MEMBERS ANKIOUSLY AWAIT INTIMATION OF HARDING'S POLICY

pe seeornerenemnimnemareunn sbemneingenron cinerea canton pa Berne oar  EURDPE’S EYES FAQTENED UPON NEW PRESIDENT   What Harding Will Do With League of Nations Is Matter of Wonder Abroad   HAS IT IN HIS POWER TO ALTER EVENTS IN GENEVA   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND ITALY SAID TO BE “MARK. ING TIME.” UNTIN U.S TAKES ACTION.

> MANY HURT IN DISASTER   Mysterious Detonation in Wall Street at Noon Hour Believed to Be Work of Anarchists — Damage Is Large.

20 KILLED AND HUNDREDS HURT  Pe   TERRIFIC EXPLOSION WRECKS WALL STREET.   GET MORGAN ‘CROWL   AUTO T, NX. T. AND TIME BOME COMBINATION,   Eye Witnesses Acree On Essential Facts and. Evidence Points  To Deadly Plot, :

OVER SCORE KILLED AND HUNDREDS MORE INJURED IN NOON-HOUR DISASTER   Morgan Building Wrecked and Sub-Treasury and Scores of Other Buildings Damaged in Explosion Believed to Have Been Caused by Collision of Automobile With  Truckload of Explosive

By Mysterious Blast In the Heart of Financial District This Noon   SCORES ARE KILLED; HUNDREDS WOUNDED

Unofficial Count Gives Number of Dead as Thirty—Two Hundred Were Injured by Explosion.

BLAST ROCKS WALL STREET   NEW YORK FINANCIAL DISTRICT WRECKED BY EXPLOSION,   TIME BOMB THEORY ADVANCED   THIRTY KILLED AND HUNDREDS INJURED IN CRASH.   financial Palse of the World “tepe When Wall Street is Threwa into a Panic by Fatal  Combustivon.

Washington Officials Investigating On Theory It Was Result Of a Bomb Plot   Poainl No Attention.

PYPLOSION IN Wage * Li ARE EI   KILLS MORE THAN TW, AND INJURES HUNDREDS   RADICALS ARE BLAMED   Time Explosive Believed Carried By Wagon

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN _ FINANCIAL DISTRICT IS CAUSE OF MANY DEATHS   Occurs Outside of Office of J. Pp. Morgan and Co. Wrecking Building and Damaging Sub-treasury.   JUNIUS SPENCER MORGAN HURT   Excitement so Great Police Compelled to Keep Crowds Back—Casualty List Reported to be Growing; List Already Totals 30; Several Versions Are Given.

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET ‘KILLS SCORE, INJURES HUNDREDS TODAY   REGULARS ON GUARD   Morgan Building and Suh-Treasury Damaged—Skyscrapers Rocked Under shock

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET KILLS SCORE, INJURES HUNDREDS TODAY   Officials Can't Determine Wheth er Bomb or Collision With Load of Explosives   REGULARS ON GUARD   on inaia  Morgan Building and Sub-Treasury Damavged—Skyscrapers Rocked Under Shock

NEW YORK SHAKEN AND HUNDREDS INJURED BY FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION   Disaster Believed by Authorities to Have Been Caused by an Infernal Machine Set off hw Radicals.

Buildings Spattered with bits of Human Flesh and Blood Blotches   TRYING TO DETERMINE CAUSE.

SEVERAL KILLED AND MANY HURT N VGINITY-OF MORGAN OFIGES   Exact Character of Explosion Not Determined After Early  Investigation; None of Nation’s Prominent Finan-   itn ciers Injured in Explosion.

BELIEVE AUTO MAY HAVE STRUCK WAGON LOADED WITH POWDER SOMESAY BOMB WAS THE CAUSE   Flash Occured in Front of J. P. Morgan & Company Building Just as Office Workers Were  Hurrying Into the Streets for Their Noondav Meal.

Blow-Up Occurs in Front of J, P. Mor. gan Offices— Police, Soldiers and Ambulances Rushed to Scene—Bomb or Crash et Auto Into Wagon Carrying Explosives Believed Responsible,

EXPLOSION IS FATAL   Mysterious Blast Comes in Wall Street as Office Workers Hurry Into Street for Their Noonday Meal, Killing  and Iniurina Windeade   MEN TURN FROM TRADE TO ERRAND OF MERCY   =xchanges Close Immediately and Traders Join in Giving Aid to Stricken, Men, Women and Children Lying, Blood Covered on Pavements.

Mysterious Explosion Rocked Skyscrapers, Wrecked Buildings and Took Toll of Life in Great Financial District.

AN EXPLOSION WRECKS THE J.B. MORGAN OFFIct   AN: EXPLOSION WHICH “ROCKED ALL OF MANHATTAN      THIRTY: OR MORE ARE KILLED   Was Tho Explosion Krom AL ionih “or Accldént Is Yet Unsettled— Over Two Hundred Injured —Mit “Yon Dollar Loss.

GIANT SKYSCRAPERS ARE BARLY SHAKEN   THE PROPERTY LOSS IN WALL STREET BLAST WILL TO* ‘TAT. $1,000,000.

POLIGE UNABLE: TOFINO CAUSE   Belief is Held That Wagon Loaded With Explosives  Struck Automobile.   CAUGHT NOONDAY CROWD

Home of J. P. Morgan & Company and SubTreasury Building are Wrecked.

EXPLOSION JARS WALL STREET: 20 KILLED, oO HURT   Dynamite or Bomb Explodes Out side Offices of the J. P. Mor gan and Company   SOURCE IS NOT DETERMINED    Several Theories Advanced as tt  Cause—One is That Auto Hit Truck Load of Dynamite.

Score Dead, 200 Hurt by  Blast in Front of Morgan and Subtreasury Buildings

Hundreds Were Injured in Front of J. P. Morgan’s Banking House—Be+ fieved It Was Result. of Collision.    MORGAN BANKING HOUSE BADLY DAMAGED

CAUSE OF BLAST STILL UNKNOWN: REPORTS O      Collision of Automobile And Truck with T.N.T. is One Version; Horribly Mutilated Bodies of Victims Strewn Over Street.

THIRTY KILLED IN CATASTROPHE 200 TOTAL HURT   Front Morgan Building Demolished and SubTreasury Wrecked.

Stock Exchange Instantly Closed—Police and Firemen Battle With Panic-Stricken Crowds—Newspaper Men Count Eight Dead Bodies—Three Little Girls Among Dead.

MORGAN OFFICE ~ TS SHATTERED   Buildings Wrecked for Blocks as World’s Greatest Financial District Is Shaken by Mysterious Explosion   Exact Number Killed Unknown — Hundreds Injured — Streets Patrolled by Troops — Probe Started by U.S.

BOMBS EXPLODE INJURING MANY IN WALL STREE   POSSIBLE BOLSHEVIC ATTACH ON OBFICE OF J. PL MORGAS ROCKS HIGH BUILDINGS IN VICINITY BUT FAILS OF PUR. POSE.

WALL STREET IS BADLY DAMAGE “BY EXPLOSION      MORGAN CO. HIT      ‘Big Banking House Wrecked --- Bo mb and Dynamite Theories Advanced --Crowds Delay News.

MANY DEAD WALL STREET EXPLOSION   In Front Morgan & Co's. OLfice Building at Noon To-day.   AGCIDENT, POLIGE BELIEVE   District Attorney Doesn’t Think So—-Bomb Warning Sent Out.   CAUSHT THE NOONDAY JAM   Many Victims Girl Employes in Office Buildings.   Ripped Windows From Sub-Treasur and Damaged Morgan Building $500,000 — No Big Financier Hurt— Crowds In Way of Rescue Workers.

“It Was Accident, Says Lamont of: ‘Morg:  - Firm; Awful Blast at Noon. Hour Terrifi Wall St.. Puts Thousands to Flicht.  :

EXPLOSION IN HEART WALL STREET FINANCIAL SECTION; MORGAN OFFICE DAMAGED   Such Excitement As Today—-Police and Soldiers Are Placed on Guard

ZU UEAU,NUMDERS HURT IN TERRIFIC BLAST IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT   Warning of Explosion Given French Hig Commission Wednesday—Experts Think Explosion Was Caused by Infernal Machine   Office Workers on Way tc Noon Day Meal When Blast Occurred

Authorities Believe Infernal Machine Is Responsible for Catastrophe Which Brings Death to 80, Injures Over 200 and Damages in Excess of a Million Dollars   PANIC AND CONFUSION REIGNS

Morgan & Co. Building and United States Sub. Treasury Damaged. Authorities Work on Bomb Explosion Theory.

GREAT EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET   MAY HAVE BEEN BOMB OR ACCIDENT   Thirty Lives Snuffed Out. Two Hundred Injured. Build- .ings Wrecked. .

PWENTY NINE ARE KILLED BY A BOMB EXPLOSION IN HEART OF NEW YORK   Great Buildings Shaken and Glass Shattered from Thousands of Windows Abou! Wall Street.  foot aut abatba ta mak at &...2..°.a0-tL.ans...      SOLDIERS SENT TO GUARD THE U. S. SUB-TREASURY   Hospitals Filled With Wounded and Chaos Reigns in the Great Metropolitan City Todav.

“PaO   URTNIUH  Accident, . Declares Lamont of Banking firm; Other r Opinions  CRASH CAME AT STROKE OF NOON  Firm Had Heard ~ No Threat: Burns Says -

MI TEEN MILLED AND AIF EY ARE BADLY INJURED IN WALL STREET EXPLOSION IN N. ¥. CITY TODAY

Property Damage Estimated In Excess of $1,000,000; : Sub-Treasury Hit.   THOUSANDS FLEE IN  ‘TERROR:--TRAMPLED ON.   Believe Explosion to Have ~Been-Caused by TNT Bomb ‘Placed by: Radicais;

Explosion Rocks Heart New York’s Fimancial District, Leaving Trail of Death and Destruction in Its Wake.   PROPERTY DAMAGE UF MORE THAN ONE MILLION CAUSE!   Morgan Banking House, Sub Treasury and Assay Office Partially Wrecked.   MUCH EVIDENCE TENDS TO CONFIRM THEORY OF BOMB   W. J. Burns, Who Gave Warn.ing Less Than Month Ago That Radicals Planned Renewal Bombing Outrages, Convinced It Was Plot.

Great Buildings Shaken and Glass Shattered from Theusands of Windows About Wall Street.  SOLDIERS SENT TO GUARD THE U. S. SUB-TREASURY  Hospitals Filed With Wounded and Chaos Reigns in the Great Metropolitan City Today.

INFERNAL MACHINE KILLS 29, HURTS 200, IN WALL ST. BLAST   “VERY AGENCY OF U. S. IS HUNTING FOR CLUES; WAGON CARRYING T. N. T. WAS SEEN; MAY HAVE HURLED BOMB FROM TOP OF SKYSCRAPER

NO CLUE AS TO CAUSE OF EXPLOSION HAS AS YET BEEN FOUND   EXPERTS SAY IT WAS ACCIDENTAL COLLISION WITH T N T°WAGON. / - GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES UNCERTAIN.—TROOPS GUARD ENTIRE SECTION WHICH IS ROPED OFF.   EXPLOSION GREATEST IN HISTORY OF THE LOWER MANLIATTAN mnierpir4

SCORE DEAD AND HUNDREDS HURT   Terrific Explosion in Wall Street Between Office of J. P. Morgan &Co.andU.S.Sub-Treasury _ Spreads Death   CAUSE OF BLAST UNKNOWN

Banking House of J. P. Morgan and Company, Sub-Treasury and Assay Building Partly Wrecked.   ‘BOMB CAUSE, SAY POLICE   Morgan Officials, However, Say Explosion Was Purely Accidental. ~

WHETHER RAIL SYSTEMS OF COUNTRY WILL BE TIED UP HANGS IN BALANCE   SITUATION IS GRAVE   ‘Strenuous Efforts to Be Put Forth to Reach Satisfactory Wage Agreement, Otherwise General Walkout   is Forecast.

KNEW WHERE TO FIND MONEY   ‘Fraternity Heuse Robber Found It Without Any Trouble.

KNEW WHERE TO FIND MONEY   Fraternity House Robber Found 11 wisthant anv Tranhle.

LEAGUE PLANK BY CLWU ROOT MAY GET IN PLATFORM   Resolutions Committee Accepts the Tentative Draft of Mild  Reservationists.   SUFFRAGISTS ARE ACTIVE   Virginia and North Carolina Delegates Hold Mass Meeting to Ask for Rights.

Wilson’s Mexican Policy Condemned in Ten. ‘tative Draft Agreed Upon Today---For :, Firm Hand in Foture Dealings   AGAINST RECOGNITION WITHOUT PROTECTION   For American Lives and ‘Property--No Direct Refer' ence to  Intervention--_ Armenian Mandate Condemned

LEAGUE. MEXICO AND OWNERSHIP GHIEF TROUBLES             oF NATIONS PROPOSETION

DOVE OF PEACE HOVERING OVER PLATFORM ROW   Leaders Express Belief Effor to Iron Out Obstacles Will ) Be Successful.

TALK OF SPLIT OVER LEAGUE   SUB-COMMITTEE SUBMITS A DECLARATION ON STBIECT.   WANT ORDER IN MEX.   CONDEMN WILSONS ACTION FOR ARMENIAN MANDATE,   fe Tentative Labor Plank Dees No Contain Antl-Strike Provi‘ston To Date.

COVENANT PLANK MAY ADINE COI T   Republicans Unable to Reach Agreement on That Part of — Platform.   SCORE MEXICAN POLICY

3-CORNERED ROW AROUND PACT PLANK   Committee ‘Again Takes Uy Difficult Foreign Relations Tangle.

SUB COMMITTEE WORKED ALL NIGHT IN VAIN’ 10 FAAME AN ACCEPTABLE PLANK FOR EVERYBODY

GENERAL WRANGEL IS ROUTED, COMPELLED TO DISSOLVE ARMY   Allied Failure to Render Aid Against the Reds Brings Disaster,   AMERICAN NAVAL VESSEL TO BRING OUR CITIZEN      Crimean Area to Be Evacuated by All Americans—Wrangel Reaches Turkish Capital.

rie TPE ga. = PLUAGES TA En Gh   BEN C. CROWDER HAS APO MISHAP ENROUTE HOME FROM MEBROM

CROWDER CAR PLUNGES IN DITCH    BEN C. CROWDER HAS AUTO   MISHAP ENROUTE HOME : FROM MEROM

GEORGIA BANKS WML STIL ALOW  BOTTON CREDITS   Announcement Made Today That Orders of Federal Reserve in Curtailing Credits To.Cotton Farmers, Will Be Tenored bv Georgia Bankers.

HNSON FAVORED BY LONG ODDS IN CAL FORNIA-AACE   Lead of Thousands of Votes His Against Hoover in Their Home State.   THREE COUNTIES HOOVER'S, INCLUDING LOS ANGELES   Michigan's Interest Rests on Tone of Endorsement That's to Be Given Senator.

JOHNSON CARRIES CAL   ON INCOMPLETE RETURNS HIS LEAD 15 127,722 OVER HOOVER, ALSO A CALIFORNIAN.

JOHNSON BAR AHEAD.   lioover Atforded Little Opposition  in California,

JOHNSON WINS IN CALIFORNIA BY BIG VOTE   With Four-Fifths Of Pre. cincts Counted, Senator Has Nearly 150,000 Ma jority Over Opponent.   WINS STATE OF NATIVE SONS  J   Vote Of the Winning Candidate In Precincts So Far Reported Is Nearly Two To One and Growing

JOHNSON WINS BY WIDE MARGIN   Over Hoover in California Primaries   Show the Senator Ha: 283,487 Votes to Hoover’s 155,765

JOHNSON HAS WIDE LEAD OVER HOOVER   California Primaries Go Strong ly For “Native Son’”’ Candidate.

Another Admi’s Driving Car Used in Attempted Bank Robbery—Prosecutor to Ask Indictments.

A ROBBER CONFESSES   MAN SHOT IN ATTEMPTED WOLD-UP OF K. ¢. BANK DIES.   Grand Jury Will be Asked by the Police tu lidict Several More Who Are Suspecjed,

pfY CANDIDATE WILLING TA WUT THE RACE   1; bither Harding or  (ox Pledges His Sup- to the Prohibicon Program.

DAYS WILL ASK Tit GANDIDATES TO TAKE PLENGE   WATKINS TO QUIT, IF THEY DO.   DRY PARTY TO GET OUT. IF EITHER NOMINEE PLEDGES HIMSELF.

"PRO" CANDIDATE OFFERG 10 QUIT NATIONAL FIGHT   WATKINS WILL WITHDRAW I OTHERS WILL PROMISE TO UPHOLD 18TH AMENDMENT.   DRY PLEDGE NECESSAR   Announcemont Made In Address Be fore World Congress Against Alcoholism Now In Session At Washington.

WATKINS, PROHIBITION NOMINEE, _ TO QUIT JF HARDING OR GOV. COX PROMISE SUPPORT DRY MEASURES

WATKING READY 1 WITHORAW F ROM HAGE, HE ASSERTS   Awaits Only Pledge From Harding or Cox to Support Dry Program.   WILL EMBODY PROPOSAL IN TELEGRAM TO BOTH   Speakers at Congress Against Alcoholism Think Prohibition Ticket Might Overturn Dry Majority in Congress by Drawing Votes From Drys.

UPHOLD LAW, Vit GET OUT-WATKINS   WILL WITHDRAW FROM RACE WHEN EITHER OPPONENT PLEDGES DRY SUPPORT

POOHIBITION CANDIDATE.   ' eee = ‘Withdraws From Race If Sup. port is Pledged Dry Prorram.

WATKINS SENDS DEFI TO RIVALS   ’ PrGHIBITION CANDIDATE READY  ro QUIT THE RACE.   BUT INSISTS UPON A PLEDGE   Ssis Harding Or Cox to Commit liimself to Snapport of the Dry fnuse and He Will Withdraw.

DRY LEADERS DDE HON PARTY PATICY   Watkins, Prohibition _Candidate for President, May Withdraw From Race.      ASKS HARDING OR COX TO ENDORSE TICKET   Dry Ticket May Defeat Dry Candidates On Other Tickets Baker Infers.

PROHIBITION CANDIDATE.   Withdraws From Race If Sup  port is Pledged Dry Program.

DRY CANDIDATE READY TO QUIT   Will Withdraw if Eber Harding et Cox Comes Out for ProLihttien   Says He Won't Let His Party Stand  in the Way of Success for : Dey Cause

WILL “CLEAR” PREWAR BEBTS   England Announces Adoption — @¢f Method for Austria.

TO “CLEAR” PREWAR DEBTS   Britain Announces Adopticn of Method for Austria—Bulgaria Is Not Included.

Weekly Press Say Wilson Cause of Harding’s Success.   “Europe Has Disgraced Herself in the Eyes of America.”

TO PREVENT FUTURE WARS   English Papera Hope For This . WilsonOue of History's Failures.

oat COUGHLIN BABY WAS AILLED   “The Crank” Make:  Confession in Kid ‘ naping Case—-Searcl For Body

BABY COUGHLIN DEAD ADMITS “THE CRANK’   Smothered Under Coat of His Abductor.

“CRANK” ADMITS KILLING CHILD   Pasquale Confesses He Stole Blakely Coughlin From His Home   Tells Pennsylvania Police  Chief He Smothered Child Tindar bie Prat

CRANK ADMITS THEFT OF COUGHLIN CHILD   August ‘Pasquale Tells Police He Smothered Boy.

“CRANK” ADMITS MURDER OF BABY   CONFESSES TO SMOTHERING CHILD UNDER COAT   Claims He Heard Noise While Kidnapping Blakely Conghlin and Later Finds Baby Is Dead.

“CRANK” CONFESSES KIDNAPING CHILD   Smothered Blakely Coughlin Under Coat.

CONF E Sots MURDER OF COUGHLIN BABY   AUGUST PASQUALE TELLS STATE POLICE HE SMOTHERED CHILD IN HIS COAT

CRANK’ ADMITS HE STOLE ANU OMOTHERED BABI   August Pasquale Says H¢ Placed Blakely Coughlin Un der Coat and Later Founc Child Dead.

CONFESSION Mit PASMUALE THAT HF KILLED) RAR      In Kidnaping Little Blakely : Couglin, He Smothered  : Child to Death Under His Coat

SAY KIDNAPER® HAS CONPRSSRE      Claim Pasquale. Admits Smothering Coughlin .

KILLLED COUGHLIN INFANT   ‘Crank’ Confesses H Smothered Child te Death

STEALER OF INFANT HEARS NOISE AND WHS FRIGHT KLIS CHLD   Mystery of Coughlin Baby Is Solved by Detective When Guilty Man Confesses   Pasquale, “Crank,” Tells How He Caused Little One to Die: Search for Body

SAYS COUGHLIN BABY KILLED   “The Crank” Tells of Child’s Beirfg Smothered to Death Under His Coat,

CONFESSES KIDNAPING   1 ‘ IMAN SAYS HE STOLE BLAKELY ‘COUGHLIN, SMOTHERED THE BABY UNDER COAT.

URANK CONFESSES HE STOLE COUGHLIN BABE, AND SMOTHERED HI BENEATH HIS COA

1 KILLED COUGHLIN BABY!’ ITALIAN SAYS   August Pasquale Confesses- Ti Head Of Pennsylvania State Police.

CONFESSES KIDNAPING ~~ AND SMOTHERING BABE   Pasquale’s Admission Sheds ’ Light on Disappearatce of Blakely Coughlin

aaah tr ORRIN mS re NR  CONFESSES TO STEALING BLAKELY COUGHLIN SAYS CHILD WAS SMOTHERED UNDER HIS GOAT

SAYS COUGHLIN BABY DEAD   So-Called Crank Asserts He Smoth. ered Child Under Coat.

“THE CRANK” ADMITS 1 KILLED BE ~— BOURHLIN   Augusta Pasquale, Says Child Was Smothered ‘to Death Under His Coat When He Stole Child From: Hioie. of Its Father,

"THE CRANK” ADMITS HE ILED BLKELY ~—PqUeHLA   Augusta Pasquale, Says Child Was Smothered to Death Under His Coat When He Stole Child From Home of Its Father.  .. 

ADMITS KILLING STOLEN CHILD UNDER HIS COAT      BABY BLAKELEY- COUGH ’ LIN SMOTHERS AS HIS KIDNAPPER, AUGUST PASOUALE ROMPS AWAY.

COUGHLIN BABY SMOTHERED   Kidnaper Confesses That th Much Sought Child is Dead.

GRANK’S CONFESSION CLEARS MYSTERY OF  BOY'S DISAPPEARANCE   Pasquale Admits He Stole Coughlin Baby and Smothered Him Under Coat . :  WITHHOLD FACTS AS 10 DISPOSAL OF THE BOD)   Officer Sent to Search for Re. » mains of Child

SAYS THE CHILD: WAS SMOTHERED UNDER HIS COAT   While He Was Descending a Ladder—Tells Disposition of Little One’s Body—In—vestization Being Made.

CHILD WAS SMOTHERED.   Crank Contesses to Being Cause of  Little One's Death.

PASQUALE HID KIDNAPED CHILD I COAT, KILLED IT   CONCEALED BOY WHEN HE HEARD NOISE AS HE  CLIMBED DOWN TANNED   Officials Told Where Burial Took Place; Spot Is Searched.

CRANK SMOTHERED K!DNAPPED CHILD   Mystery of Whereabouts of Little  Coughlin Child Cleared by Pasquale’s.

COUGHLIN BABY WAS SMOTHERED BY KIDNAPPER   “The Crank’ ” Confesses Anc Says Death of Child Was Accidental.

“CRANK” ADMITS HE. SMOTHERED BABY COUGHLI)   Buttoned Kidnaped Boy Under His Coat and Later. . Enund Wim-Mead

CONFIDENCE. IS VOTED,       French Deputies Support the Govern. mant by 507 to 80,

Anarchistic Riots Prevent Settlement With Italian * Workers at Turin.   HUNGRY CITIZENS WILL BRING SERIOUS MENACE   Ten Killed and 150 Injured in Disorders Over Factory Seizures,

36 OCCUPATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY   Enough Diversity of Talent te Bring Baby Into the World and Carry it Through Life   FARMERS LEAD IN HOUSE   The Personnell of The Legislature includes Many Talents—Lawyers Hold Sway in Senate

CRADLE TO GRAVE   Indiana Legislature Woulc be Able to Care for Infant Through Life   Thirty-six Occupations Rep. resented in Next Session of General Assembly —

Boys YS MUST ENROLL POR * MILITARY TRAINING   Governor ‘Smith: ‘issues Pro.   ‘clamation oe Effects. Boys ; Between 16 and 19 Years of  :  Age~Sent: 23rd is Enroll ~ment Day. .

Governor. ‘Smith   . _ Glamation — . Effeots” Boy "Between 16 and 19 Years of  "Age—Sent. 23rd Is Enrott ~fnent Day...

MEETING FOR. COUNTY PASTORS   INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE MEANY WLLL BE SUBIECT OF CONFERENCE:   STATE SPEAKER COMIRE

SULLIVAN COUNTY PASTORS _ PLAN CO-OPERATION IN  INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT

SUNDRA Hho Ne CONFIDENCE IN CARRANZA RULE   Gen. Elias Calles Says the People of the State Have Completely Lost Faith in Central Government.

Street Fighting Occurs In Berlin:  Nine Are Killed   Trouble Starts When Kapp Troops Try To Disperse Strikers   BATTLES REPORTED  IN SEVERAL CITIES   The Hague Hears That 50 Are Killed In Leipzig and Frankfurt

MILITARY REGIME I} WEAKENING   Negotiations Between Two Governments Still Proceed: Berlin Prepared for Worst.

PEAGE ARMIY Ot  99000 MER   House Passes Reorganizatior Bill Which Goes to the Senate.

COMBAT FORGE 1S FIXED AT 250,00   Bill Establishing Peace Time Army Is Passed by the House, 246 to 92   REDUCTION IS DEFEATED   Bill Does Not Differ Mater ially From System Outlined in National Defense Act

NEW ARMY BILL PASSED BY HOUSI   FORCE OF 299,000 ENLISTE) MEN AND 17,800 OFFICERS IS APPROVED.

PEACETIME ARMY 306.826      Military Force Approved In Hous: Ry Vote OF 790.75.

PEACE TIME ARMY OF 299,000 IS APPROVE!    House Passes Measure Whict Goes to the Senate for  Concurrence.

LARGER ARMY BILL ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE   DEMOCRATIC EFFORTS TO RE DUCE SIZE WERE VOTED DOWN WITH EASE.   Follows In General The Provisions Of The National Defense Act Passed In 1916.

316,000 MEN AND OFFICERS IN THE NEW PEACE -ARMY   299,000 Enlisted , Men arid 17,000’ Officers Will Constitute Uncle Sam’s Peacetime Fiehting. {   PASSES HOUSE 246 TO 92   No Vital Changes from the Military Organization Bill of 1916 are Made in This New °  Menaure,.

6.900 “ARMY: IS APPROVED      House. of Representatives Pasace the ~ Appropriation BI by Vote of 246 te 92,

PEACE ARMY OF 229.000 APPROVED BY THE HOUSE   Proposal to Limit Size to Pre-War Strength Is Defeated by Vote of 222 to 115.   se the Aeenetated Preea)d

ATTEMPTS 10 GUT ARMY SIZE BEATEN   Elfarts to Reduce Authorized Strength Defeated.   FINAL VOTE 1S 222 TO 115      No Material Changes in Mill tary System Outlined by National Defense Act of 1916 Provided by New Bill—Comwnt Force Fixdd at 250,000, Including Iofanire.

EFFORT 10 CUT MILITARY DOWN MET IN DEFEA   Army Construction Duties, However, Continued” In Quartermaster Corns.   COMBAT FORCE OF 250.000

EFFORTS 10 REDUCE AUTHORIZED ARMY STRENGTH DEFEATED   House Reverses Tentative Decision to Establish Separate Construction Corps.   COMBAT FORCE FIXED AT QUARTER MILLION MEN   Representative Mondell Says Appropriation for Next Vear Should Not Exceed $425,000,000, or Less Than Half Asked by War Department for Proposed Half Million Army,

ARMY OF 316800 VOTED BY HOUSE   Enlisted Strength of 299,000 Men an 17,800 Officers Is Favored For Peace Times.    REORGANIZATION BILL  1S PASSED, 246 TO 92   National Guard Provisions Changed t Authorize Federal Recognition to Companies of Fifty.

316.800 ARMY IS APPROVED   House of Representatives Passes the Appropriation Bill by Vote of 246 to 92,

HOUSE APPROVES BIG PEACE ARMY   Standing Forces to Consist o: More Than 300,000 Wen

MEX. REBELS CAPTURE CHIHUAHUA         SEIGHTING BETWEEN CARRAN, S AISTAN ANTY REBELS BREAKS OUR AT TAMPICO   Ni MAM, OR TELEGRAMS WAVE LEFT MEXICO CVEY FOR TWO DAYS,

REBELS IN CHIHUAHUA 1S THE REPORT TODA)   Obregon Representatives in’ El Maso Chim to Have Vaken the City Without Moodshea. -

MEXICAN REBELS oflD TO BE MAKING HEADWA)   Have Captured Guatla, 46 Miles From Mexico City, and Number of Other Places.

iii iain aa tie 52H  SHORTAGE OF FARM LABOR NO LONGER MENACE TO CROPS   The Government Says Enough Hands Have Been Se. ” cured for Harvest,   PERMANENT HELP IS STILE SCARCE. HOWEVER   Agricultural Production ig Endangered Unless Prices Remain Up, Says Farm  Bureau Officinl ¢

THE SHORTAGE OF FARM LABOR   No Longer a Menace to Bumper Crops Says Department of Agriculture.   FARMERS, HOWEVER, ARE NOT REJOICING   The All Year ’Round “Hired  : Man”’ is Stili Very Ward ta Mat

FARM LABOR  SITUATION — GLEARED UP   Crops Smaller In Acreage More Bounteous Though Than In Former Years

Glass Gets Permission to Strike Four Words From Plank Relating to Treatment of War Veterans

LAG GUTS FOUR WORDS FROM PLANK   Makes Correction in Resolutions Regarding Ex-Service Men.

MINGR CHANGES IN PHRASE OLOGY   Relating to Treatment of Service Men in the Late War.

CHANGE: PLATFORM ~ ATER ADOPTION   Chairman Ginss Obtains Permission to Strike Qut Four Words ‘Relating to Service Men.

WeBob Childrens’ Hair The Marinello Shop   When Visitors — Come to See You

J. FRANK HANLEY KILLED IN GRADE CROSSING GRASH   FORMER INDIANA GOVERNOR DIES AS RESULT OF SUNDAY ACCIDENT   ON WAY TO FILL A CHAUTAUQUA DATE

TWO! OTHERS DI: IN ce ROSSINC COLLISION THAT KILLS J.FRANK. HANLY. 7.

Countess In Ireland Sentenced For Two Years For Aiding A ‘Seditious Society

GANG WORLD SHOCKED.   Four Indicted for Enright Mur der—-O'Brien Offers to Reveal Secrets.

GUNMAN OFFERS TO BARE GRIME RECORD OF GANG   John O’Brien, Sentenced to Hang Friday, Offers to Reveal Secrets of Gangland Before Dying.   FOUR INDICTMENTS FROM GRAND JURY

ed both interesting and instructive. The evening’s program closed with the singing of America.   OFFERS TO BRACE GAN@ PLO1 TO SAVE LIFE   4 INDICTED FOR MURDER   First Gunman te Offer Te “Peach” On Pals In Ten Years

FORBID TO VISIT WAUKEGAN   Eealisted Men of Naval Station Told te Stay Away.

SOLDIERS RIOT AT GREAT LAKES   ADMIRAL BASSETTE FORBIDS ENLISTED MEN TO VISIT WAUKEGAN TROUBLE ZONE.

SAYS COTTON BEING -LEF 1 IN THE FIELDS   fwlton Picking Pricea Too High for Farmers to Make Any Money On Their Cotton Crop.

SLAIN IN BATTLE OVER FIUME   D’Annunzio’s Followers Repress Rising With Much Bioodshed, Report.   POET IS WOUNDED IN  REVOLT   Another Dispatch Saye a Company of Aipini Was Ambushed and Captured by Fiumian Legionnaires —Reguiars Capture Zara.

MUCH BLOODSHED IN FUME REVOLT   D’Annunzio Wounded in Fight tc Put Down Rising.   HIS FORCES REPRESS REBELS   Italian Regulars Capture Zara—Rome Dispatch Says Company of Alpini Was Ambushed and Captured by the Legionnaires.

MANY SLAIN IN FIUME BATTLE   D’Annunzio’s Followers Repres: Rising With Much Bloodshed, Report.   POET IS WOUNDED IN REVOLT   Another Dispatch Says a Company of Alpini Was Ambushed and Captured by Fiumian Legionnaires —fleguiars Capture Zara.

30 KILLED: 100 INJURED IN FUME BATTLE   Another Dispatch Says a Company of Alpini Was Ambushed and Cap. tured by Fiumian Legionnaires —Regulars Capture Zara

POLES REPLY NOT GIVEN OUT   Will Be Held Pending Receip Of Further Correspondence

MILITARY SITUATION WILL GOVERN PEACE SAYS FOREIGN OFFICE   Advised to Attain Best Possible ‘Position and Retire to Border When Peace Comes   POLISH GOVERNMENT IN REPLY TO U. S. WOTE   Described in Washington as “Not Disappointing”

COX CONFERS ON CAMPAIGN WITH PARTY LEADERS   Democratic Ticket Head Declines to Reply to Harding Statement— Harding Slams Dems. 

GOVERNOR DECLINES I REPLY 10) HARDIN   Cox Refuses to Engage in ‘‘Wire Debate’ With Harding Over Conference With Wilson.

GOV. COX WILL NOT WAGE WIRE DEBATE   Ignores Harding’s Demand for “Bill of Particulars”

COX REFUSES 10 TELL WHAT TOOK PLACE AT MEETING   Democratic Nominee Declines to Enter “Wire Debate’? With Senator Harding.   BUSY WITH CONFERENCES   Ready for Meeting Tomorrow of the Democratic National  Committee at Columbus.

BUY DAY FOR DUVERNIA GO}   Entire Day Spent in Confer. ence With Leaders—Discuss, Campaign Plans.   Returned From Washingtor This Morning—Refuses to Have Wire Debate.

COX CONFERS ON CAMPAIGN PLANS FOR 1920 RACE   Declines To Reply re Sena  tor Harding’s Demands.

Democratic Nominee Won" Enter Wire Debate with . Harding, He Reiterates.   National Committee to Be Entertained by. Mrs. Cox at Buffet Luncheon.

COX RETURNS 10 OFFICE AFTER SEEING WiLSOI   Arrives in Columbus This Morn ing, Prepared to Meet Dem“ocratic Leaders.   HAS NOTHING TO SAY OF HARDING'S STATEMENTS      Washington, However, Reports President and Cox in Ac_ cord Over League.   LEADERS GO TO COLUMBUS   Vice Presidential Candidate Roosevelt and Others Mect ~ There Tomorrow.

COX NOT REPLY TO STATEMENT OF SEN, HARDING   eens  Members of Democratic National Committes Arrive

UX DECLINES 10 REPLY 10 HARDING   Democratic Candidate Will Answer All That He Deems Necessary in His Speech of Acceptance.

NOMINEES OPEN FIGHT IN OHIO   Democrats Gather to Meet Governor— Republicans Await Harding “Keynote.”

CONFERENCEIN WASHINGTON ~”    SHOWS UNITY   Chairman Cummings and Others Have : Arrived To Take Up Import : ant Matters Regarding  Campaien. 4

GOVERNOR DECLINES IQ REPLY TO HARDING   Cox Refuses to Engage in “Wire Debate’ With Harding Over Conference Wit!) Wilson.   Moore Declines to be Campaign Manager For Democratic Nominee.

GOVCOX DECLINES TO REPLY   To Senator Harding’s Demand for Show Down on Foreign Policy.

GOVERNOR COX PLUNGES INTO CAMPAIGN PLANS FOLLOWING CONFERENCE WITH PRESINENT WIL SQW

FIGHT IN OHIO IS OPENED   Democrats Gather to Meet Cox—Gov. ernor Won't Answer Harding.

SELL YELLOW LEGGED HENS AND SAVE LAYERS   i free Being Mace to Induce Far.  mers to Raise Good Poultry and   Give Hens their Attention.

MAY REPEAT PAGEANT   Fiftieth Anniversary of State Will Re Celebrated

ST TE TTT MAY REPEAT PAGEANT   Fiftieth Anniversary of State Will Be Celebrated

NATIONAL FARM MEET AT CAPITAI   ‘President John Brown of Monor Will Name Committees for  Arrangements.   Officers and Directors of Farmers Federation Met at Indianapolis Last Week.

TURKS AND FRENCH IN CLASH   Reported 400 Poilus Killed. or: j ORR tured in Palestine.

WINTER. IN THE FIGHT   SNOW BLOCKADES THE BOL. SHEVIK ARMY IN CRIMEA.   By the Timely “Arrival of This Ally Gen. Wrangel May he Able to Stop Enemy.

SNOWFALL SLOWS BOLSHEVIK DRIVE   ‘RED ARMY'S ATTEMPT ON  CRIMEAN ISTHMUS IN  DIP FICULTLIES.  MADE A FLANK ATTACK   Wrange! Fell on Line of Com. munication and Captured  = . Niany Prisoners.

THE. PLAINS         eis "Retardingthe Advauce ¢ Balsheviki to the Crimea.

THEY WOULD G0 TO WORK   Strikiag Street Car Men in Dene ver Make No Restrictions,   JUST WANT THEIR JOBS   Many Cars Are Being Operated, Though, by Strike- Breakers Who'll Stay On.

TRAINMEN IN DENVER WANT BACK AT WORK   Come Down From Previous De mands Regarding Reinstatement—No Answer Yet.

DENVER STRIKERS GIVE IN   Car Men Offer to Return to Work Without Conditions Previously Asked.

STRIKER AT DENVER GV UP WHAT RESERVATION   Abandon Previous Position as to Employment of Strike Breakers   SEVEN KILLED IN RIOTS: 50 INJURED   Property Damage Amounts lo $250,000; Troops Still on Job

DENVER STRIKERS “SIENIFYFEADINESS ~~ TD RESUME WORK   Name No Conditions in  Their Notice to Tramwav Manager.

DENVER STRIKE IS ‘OFFICIALLY ENDED   STRIKERS. INFORM  TRAM_ .WAY THAT ‘THEY WILL "60 TO WORK   Street Cars Are Again in Servic Without Federal -Guards— Gen. Wood Expected

STRIKERS WILL RETURN.   Nerision With No Restrictions is Made by Denver Tramway Union Men—Walkout Ended.

STRIKERS WILL RETURN   DENVER UNION TRAINMEN DEMAND NO TERMS—ONE MORE RIOT VICTIM.

DENVER MEN 10 RESUME WORK   STRIKERS IN COLORADO CIT) VOLUNTARILY RETURN TO JOBS

DENVER STRIKE ENDS, MEN LOSE EVERY DEMAND   City Quiet Today Anc Car Service Is Resumed; Wood  Takes A Look.

ARCHBISHOP LANDS iN BRITAIN   DENVER STRIKERS WANT JOBS BACK, LEADERS SAY

DENVER. CAR UNION VOTES 10 RETURN TO WORK Cs   Company Manager Refuses to Reply As to Whether He Will Take Them Back

> ENROUTE 10 SCENE OF RIOT   Army Officer to Take Charge of Federal Troops in Denver.   STREET CARS ARE OPERATING TODAY   Cars Are Manned By Strike breakers—Situation is Quiet Today.

Tramworkers Make Offer  for Men to Return to  Work in Denver, Cal

DENVER STRIKERS TO RETURN WITH NO RESTRICTIONS   Tramway Withdraw All Conditions if Permit ted Resume Work.

DENVER CAR MEN GIVE: UF   Union Offers to Catl Of Strike With: out Restrictions—Car Service is Resaumed.

DENVER STRIKE BROUGHT TO END     eee 9  ABOUT 1,000 TRAINMEN TO RESUME THEIR PLACES.

DENVER STRIKERS WOULD TAKE JOBS ON COMPANY TERMS   Abandon Demand That Men be Taken Back in Body and Strikebreakers Fired.

DENVER FIGHT LOST   Union, Forced to Return to Work with No Axsnrances of Any Sort from Railway Co. :

DENVER CARMEN ADMIT DEFEAT   Strikers Offer t to Return tc _ Work Without Imposing Conditions on.-Company.

JOBLESS GERMANS IN RIOT   Troops Called in Melee Over Cut i: Bread Rations—There Were No Casualties.

DUPONT SWITCHES “TO WOMEN'S VOTE    Delaware Suffrage Leadex: Still Have Hopes of Carrying Assembly.

HOPES REVIVED IN DELAWARE   SUFF AMENDMENT MAY AGAIN BE BROUGHT UP IN HOUSE—MIGHTY DUPONT ENTERS LISTS.

SUFFRAGE FD HNDS STILL HOPEFUL   Decisive Defeat. By Lower House h - Delaware Has By No Means _. Disposed of Measure.

DELAWARE HOUSE WILL BE: IMPORTUNED TO RECONSIDER   A fter Which it is Hoped tc Take it Back to the House

DELAWARE MAY, i HIE UPON Vii a L      SUFFRAGISTS JUBILANT   Ratification Resolution Still Ur in Senate---May Vote Monday

SUFFRAGE IN DELAWARE IS STILL LIKELY   Despite Resolution Defeat in House, Believe Senate  Will Approve   REPUBLICAN LEADER FAVORS RESOLUTION

SUFFRAGISTS HOPEFUL STILL IN DELAWARE   Friends of Amendment Claim ¥ Is Not Yet Killed; Depend on DuPont.

DELAWARE MAY UnANat VOLE UPON CITEDARL   Jupont Who Had Been Neutral Swings Influence Toward Suffrage.  CUFFRAGIS TS  UBILANT  Ratification Resolution Still Ur in Senate---May Vote Monday

SUFF BOOSTERS NOT DOWNCAST - OVER DELAWARE   Hope to Bring the Matter Before the Legislature Again at an Early Date.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT IN DELAWARE [5 TO BE CONTINUED   Issoe By Ne Means Dead. Is Declaration of Leaders For Ratification,   HOPE PLACED IN SENATE   Believed Reconsideration There Next Week is Possibies Hoase Has Threa Days in Which to Reverse Me Ace lion Withugt Etpper House Aid.

SUFFRAGE ISSUE IN-DELAWARE IS. “STILL LIVE ONE   Senate Has Vote On Ralifi. cation of Amendment and House Can Reconsider Its Action.

COUNTYWIDE DHIVE IS .upP BY BAD HIVE 1S ee CONDITIONS.      County Agent Believes:-Membership Roll. Will Be Increased ~ by Further Werks.      Opportunity for Community Work; Is Greatly . Extended ~by j Results of Drive.

COT 380 MEMBERS _ FOR FARM BUREAU   COUNTY WIDE DRIVE IS HELD UP BY BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS.   OTHERS ARE IN LINE   County Agent Believes--Membership Roll. Will Be Increased by Further Works.   Ypportunity for Community Work Is Greatly . Extended ~by Results of Drive.

MINERS LEAVE TAGS IN CARS OF COAL   EXPECT 10 ACQUAINT CONSUMERS WITH DIFFERENCE IN FINAL COST PER TON

THE RE cCORD. KEPT.      The Cast of Distribution Amounts to More Than Cost of Production.

OF COMMENCEMENT      DEAN VANCE OF MINNESOTA TO GIVE K. U. GRADUAT. ING ADDRESS   DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL   Mishop Wise of Topeka will Preach the Baccalaureate Sermon June 6   Complete Program of Commencement Weck Given Out by Committee Today

GIVE OUT PROGRAM OF COMMENCEMENT   DEAN VANCE OF MINNESOTA TO GIVE K. U. GRADUATING ADDRESS   DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL   Bishop Wise of Topeka will Preach the Baccalaureate Sermon June 6   Complete Program of Commence. ment Weck Given Out by Committee Tocay

TURK REBELS SEIZED   REVOLT IS NIPPED BY WHOLE SALE ARRESTS.   Uprising Directed Against the Britis! —High Entente Official implicated in Plot.

REVOLT OF MOSLEMS   Planned in Constantinople Conspiracy ‘Against British.

Plotting Discovered In Constantinople   Alleged Plot for Uprising of Moslems Against Foreigners in Constantinople—Wholesale Arrests Made. 

EXPOSED MOSLEM PLOT   Turks Planned General Uprising Against Allied Forces

ALLEGED PLOT 10 BRING GENERAL UPRISING THE CAUSE OF MANY ARRESTS

- -WOSLEM UPRISING FEARED.   Forelgn Agitator Are At Work Is the Claim.

MOSLEM PLOT UNCOVERED   ‘Wh vleeate Acrests. Wade to Nip Priposed Uprising,  ie ae ee a Saas

WHOLESALE _ ARRESTS MADI      Plot Discovered i in . Con. : stantinople Implicat-_   - ing High Offiicals. -

ENTENTE OEFICIALS CONSPIRE ~-AGAINST BRITISH WITH-TURK   Intrigue to Prevént Foreign ‘Occupation of Turkey Results in Many Arrests. Plotters Confess Designs. .

APPARENT MOSLCH PLOT 1S NIPPER      Alleged Conspiracy Appears To Have Been Directed Chiefly Against the British.

Wholesale Arrests Follow Discovery in Constantinople of Moslem Anti-Foreign Plo

NIP A TURK “REVOLT   Wholesale Arrests of Alleged Conspirators at Constantinopie.   High Entente Officia! Implicated ir Plot for Moslem Uprising Against British.

TURKISH PLOT IS UNCOVERED ARRESTS MADE   General Uprising Against Th Foreigners Was Planned

UNCOVER A MOSLEM PLO}   High Entente Official Implicated in Confession of Turk.

ZAMORA, BANDIT CHIEF "OFFERS TO SURRENDER   Negotiate to Accept Terms oi Kidnapper

AMERICANS SAFE; TAMORA SAYS Ht WILL SURREMDE F   American Embassy at Mexicc City Advised of Action by Foreign Office.

MEXICAN BANDIT OFFERS-70-0UNT   Kidnaper of, Several Americans Ready.to Surrender, Is . Report. .

WOULD WITHDRAW TAX EXEMPTION ON FARM LOAN BONES   Declares This Amounts te  Gift at Expense of  Cavaenmant.

HOUSTON ATTACKS TAY EXEMPTION ON FAR LOAN BONDS   Declares Bank. Profits Go t Individual Stockholders; Exemption a Gift.

TAA EXEMPTION A GIFT.   ecretary Hovston Wants It Takeu From Laed Bark Leas Bonds.

SOCUAL EVENT BY LADIES Of EASERN STAR  Entertained Members and Friends At Card Party and Dance  A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR  Number of Pretty Prizes _ Awarded To Winners in Card Games   Entertained Members and Friends At Card Party and Dance   Number of Pretty Prizes _ Awarded To Winners in Card Games

Entertained Members and Friends At Card Party and Dance’   Number of Pretty Prizes + Awarded To Winners in Card Games

i eck, i GR ON eRe. NE. eck, ES  + WOMAN PLUNGES 2.000 +. FEET TO HER DEATH ©

GUY. COX to HEALY  TO DISCUSS EVERY SUE BUT RUOLE PRIOR TO JULY 2t   Will Not Talk League cf Nations to the Exclusion of   the Hieh Cost of Living   lions to the Exclusion of  the High Cost of Living SOON TOC SEE WILSON  Speech of Acceptance is Likely to Centain Arraignment of Republican War Chect

DEMIMILS WILL MAKE LEAGUE FIGHT ISSUE  ‘High Cost of Living, However  Will Not Be For  'EVADE DRY QUESTION   Cox is Aporehensive When Mention is Made of Prohibition.

LEAGUE WILL NOT AVERSHADOW THE HC, SAS CO   Governor Makes Plain Stand On Coming Campaign  Teaieac.   RAPS . REPUBLICANS   Wilson and Nominee Will Confer Sunday On Plans.

BROADEN CAMPAIGN WORK   League of Nations Will Not Be Exclusive Issue of the Democracy.   PROHIBITION ISSUE HANDLED GINGERLY   Old H. C. of L. is to Be Played Up During the Coming Camnsaion.

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN TO BE STARTED TOWORROW Rev Aeanciated Preast

COMMITTEES IN SCOUT MOVEMENT   ¥  @F LOCAL COUNCH  HAVER WORK OUTLINED AT THEIR LAST MEBTING..   WEIMER 1S COMMISSIONER

MEMBERS OF LOCAL COUNCIL  HAVE WORK OUTLINED AT THEIR LAST MEETING.   WEIMER 1S COMMISSIONER

LABOR UNIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN . PREPARE TO ACT  FEAR STRIKE OF MEN IN TRANSPORTATION  aQrDUInre  % 5,   AUDIENCE DEMANDED WITH LLOYD-GEORGE

Marching Under the Red Flag oi Bolshevikism   Stormed Official Residence of Pre mier Lloyd-George Today   Big Gathering Caused Buildings on Either Side of Office to Collapse

Mob Marches to Residence of Lloyd George, Downing-st, London   RIOTING DEVELOPS   Police Battle With the Crowd,. Tearing Flag tc Strips

Marching Under Red Flag of Bolshevism Thowsands of Idle Men Make a Demonstration Against Government.   Marchers Attack the Police with Stones and the Police Retaliate by Rapping Their Assailante With Ratnane

Idle Workmen, Led by Man Mounted on Horseback, March Upon Whitehall and Downing Street, Where Battle Oecurs.   MOUNTED POLICEMEN THROWN INTO FRAY   Many Striking Coal Miners Reported to Have Been Members of Procession — Red Flag Hoisted In Midst of Excitement.

Over Million and Half Workers Idle As Miners Go Out.  3OVERNMENT TO ACT    May Take Steps To Mediate; Labor Still  Defiant.

TROOPERS LAND IN IRELAND   Cavalry, Infantry and Field Guns Go to South of Island, Freeman's Journal Says,

TROOPERS LAND IN IRELAND   avatry, Infantry and eld Gunes ¢ Gd to South of Island, Freeman's * Journal Save.

TROOPS LAND AT DUBLIN   Various Arms of British Service Rep resented in Now Ixish Contingent

RAILROAD BOARD. 16 WARNED AGAINGT ANY FURTHER WAGE DELAYS   Timothy Shea Says Men Are Ready to Quit Rather Than Work for Practically Nothing. — Must do Something  Qann _

TIMOTHY SHEA HAS “FIRM OBIECTIONS   ‘To Further Delay In the Set.  tlement of the Railway  « Wage Demands.   SITUATION IS FAR ~~ ‘FROM QUIET TODAY.

TREO OF PATRIOTISM  na   NORN OUT WITH BEINE PATIENT ONLY TO Bl DAIIPERIZFN SAYS SHEA

FIREMEN’S OFFICIAL WARN: FEDERAL BOARD SPEED IS WANTED   Firemen Want Wage Based on Rate of $6.50 Per Day With Differentials   Representation Made That Families of Men Are Starving While They Work

WERE STARVING AT WORK   Would as Soon Starve While \dle—Not Ratient with Conlinued Delays.

DISCONTENT BRED BY LONG DELAY-SHEA   Rail Head Warns Action Must Come Soon to Pacify Men.

WARNING 1S GIVEN BY TIMOTHY SHEA   -iremen’s Chief Tells Railroad Board Men Are “Fed Up on Promises and Dead, DogTired of Delay.”   WAGE SETTLEMENT MUST BE EFFECTED AT ONCE   Declares Strikers Universally Say They May as Well Starve Not Working as Starve While at Work.

SHEA SAYS MEI ARE “DOG TIR   Union Men Fear ‘Rump’ f ~ Strikers-Will_Get— Upper Hand ~

WARNS U. S. TO HEED PLEA OF RAIL MEN   Two Million Workers Won’ Be Put Off Longer, Says Union Official.

“We've Been Patriotic While Millionaires Were Being Created,” He Says   PROFITEERS MOCKING GOVERNMENT CLAIMS   Railroad Workers Demand Action at Once, Brotherhood Chief Asserts

RAILROADERS TIRE OF WAGE DELAYS   FIREMEN’S OFFICIAL WARNS FEDERAL RQARD SPEED IS WANTED       PRESENTED DEMANDS   Firemen Want Wage Based on Rate of $6.50 Per Day With Differentials .   Representation Made That Families of Men Are. Starving While They Work

WORKERS “FED UPON PROMISES,” TIMOTHY SHEA TELLS BOARD   Presents Demand for Basi “Living Wage” of $6.50 a Day and Upward.

WARNS AGAINST FURTHER DELAY ON R. R. WAGES   Brotherhood Head State: Men Are Tired of  Promises.

HEA DECLARES RAILWAY LABOR TIRED OF DELA   Warns Against Further Holding Up of Settlement of    Wage Demands.   Says Men Have Been “Fed Up On Promises”— Uraes Action.

FED UP ON PROMISES SAID TIMOTHY SHES      bPOKESMAN FOR FIREMEN WARNED LABOR BOARD AGAINST DELAY OF SETTLEMENT.

TIRED OF DELAY, ‘HA TEEIARES   Presents Demands of Firemen and Hostlers For Basic Wage of $6.50 a Day.   LESSON TO BE LEARNED

WARNS AGAINSI FURTHER DELAY   Head of Rail Union Declares Me: are Fed Up on Promises on Wages   $6.50 A DAY BASIS, DEMAND   Attention Also Directed te Skill, Ex. pericnce and Cost of Living—Two Million Men are Seeking Raise.

ARE FED UP ON PROMISES   Brotherhood Official Warns La bor Board Against Delay— Strikers Continue Out.

BOARD TOLD RAIL MEN ARE “FED UP” (IN HIKE PROMISES   Shea Warns Against Furthe Delay in Settling Wage Demands of 2 Million Steam Line Workers in U.S.

TIMOTHY antl UF Te FIREMEN IN PLAIN TALK   He Tells Railroad Labor Board That Men Are Tired of Delay.

WARNS AGAINST FURTHER DELAY. IN WAGE BOOST   Shea tells Labor Board Railroaders Are “Fed Up On Promises”   STRIKERS TO MEET WITH HL Jz MAYORS

MUST SETTLE AT ONCE DEMANDS OF THE RANLROADERS      Men Fed up on Promises Tired of Delays,  Saves

THROUGH WITH PROMISES MINE HEAD CONTEND‘   Timothy Shea, Railway Unior Lead: er, Declares Men Demand Prompt Action.

‘WERE FED UP ~ ON PROMISES   Warns ‘Against Further ‘Delay i in-Settling the Wage Demands _

RAIL MEN WEARY OF DELAY AS 10 PAY ADJUSTMENT   Strikers East Told Shea They Might as Well Starve in Walkout as. at Work  BASIC $.50 IS ‘DEMAND OF THOSE FIRING ENGINES   “They'll Not Labor When They Cannot Live Decently on Wages,” ‘Board Told.

LNOLGH OF PROMISES.   Railroad Board Warned Yo Hurry  Up Wage Settlement,

FIREMEN DEMAND QUICK ACTION   PRES. “SHEA TALKS ROUGH TO “THE U.S, LABOR, BOARD.   SHEA SAYS FIRBMEN CANNOE yo LIVE ON THEM,   Strikers Told His They: Minhit ag Weil Starve Not Working as Starve at Work, —~ i.

MARRIED 14 BOONE; JAILED FAR BIGAMY   THE REV. W. G. NELSON jv CUS.TODAY IN DES MOIN-<S   GRAND JURY NDICTMENT CHARGES LICAMY   Nelson, it is Alleged, Marrie! Lucile Phipps of Woodward While at the Boone Biblical College Some Time Ago,

CONVENTION IS OPENED AT HUE   Retailers from All Over the U. S., Canada and Parts of South America Gather at Boston.

KANSAS CITY LOAF” IS GETTING BIGGEE   Second 10 Per Cent Increase in Bread Size Announced by City’s Bakeries

ENLARGE LOAF BUT NOT PRICE      TEN PER CENT INCREASE IN BREAD SIZE MADE BY KANSAS CITY BAKERY

BREAD LOAVES TO BE BIGGER   Volortary Increase in Size by Kan ena City Bunkers.

GUVERNOR COX SAYS HE WILL PROVE CHARGES   Next President Will ‘‘Show Up”’ G. O. P. Corruption Fund in Speech.   TO MAKE REVELATION AT PITTSBURGH   ‘The Democratic Leader Says Harding is Ignorant of Much His Managers Do.

COX SAYS HE IS READY TO PROVE G. 0. P. CHARGES   Will Reveal His Inf ormation of $15,000,000 Fund in Pittsburgh Specch,   BELIEVES HARDING DOES NOT KNOW CONDITIONS   Senate Gu..paign investiga. tion Committee May Sub. poena the Democratic Candidate.

GOV, COX WILL ~ PROBE CHARGE   That Republieatis Are Raising a 350, "000,000 Campafgn Fund

HARDING KEPT IN DARK STATES COX   Will Support Charges On Campaign Fund.

GOVERNOR COX CLAIMS HE CAN      Declares He ° Will Prove That “Senatorial Oligarchy” Is Raising Fund.   SENATOR HARDING SPEAKS TO ACTORS

Will Expose Fund In Talk Thursday Night, Pittsburg   Governor To Make Western Itinerary First ‘Half of September-To Remain In New York Saturday And Sunday

“HHIO GOVERNOR TO “PROVE” CHARGE   WILL PRODUCE EVIDENCE _ IN SPEECH AT PITTS. “ BURGH THURSDAY.  Sere: we ct er em   Agrees to Furnish Information to Committee in Dike an ain.

COX READY 10 PROVE CHARGES   Will Disclose Proof In Pittsburgh Speech

GOK OATS HELLPROVE HIS GHARE   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT REFUSES TO “BACK WATER” IN CAMPAIGN FUND CONTROVERSY   TO DISCUSS STATEMENT THAT COUNTRY HAS BEEN SUBDIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS IN HIS SPEECH AT PITTSBURGH

COX T0 PROVE HIS STATEMENT   Will Give. Information of G. Funds: in  Speech  Thursday

COX TO PROVE ALL HIS FUND CHARGES   SAYS HE WILL TELL THI WORLD AT PITTSBURG THURSDAY   IS PREPARING SPEECH   ‘ Will Advise the Country “ te Matters ef Which Harding Is ignorant”   This Is the Statement Made Today by Ceverner Cox, Demo‘eratic “Nomince

UMMON COX 10 TESTIFY 10 G. 0. P. CHARGES   Governor To Reveal Source Of $15,000,000 Campaign Slush Rumor   MAY HAMPER SCHEDULE   Effort Is Made To Permit Him To Tell Evidenee In Publie Speech

GOV. COX PREPARES FOR ANOTHER TOUR   Will Carry the Fight Into Indiana Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New York.

XPOSE G 01 P. SLUSH FUND ON SPEAKING TOUR   Declares He'll Divulge Infor “mation at Pittsburg Thurs  day. Leaves on Tour Tonite —Defties Senate Com.

GUA PROMIotS PROVE CHARGES  FG. 0. P. FUND   SAYS HE WILL PRODUCE PROOF IN SPEECH AT PITTSBURGH FRIDAY NIGHT,

EVIDENCE  OF SLUSH WANTED   Cox Says He Will Speak 01 Charges In Any Way He Sees Fit

COXREADYTO PROVE CHARGE   WILL GIVE INFORMATION IN AD DRESS THURSDAY NIGHT  Makes No Reference to Summons of Campaign Fund Probe Committee —Closes Up Affairs At Home.

GOVERNOR COX STARTS LONG SPEAKING TOUR   TO ATTACK ALLEGED COLOSS. AL REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FOND IN FOUR-STATE SPEAKING TOUR.

HE WIL PROVE CHRGE       gies San ‘Reports is “Not Been.. Summoned.’ Befea {kn Qrennts: (agg .

SAYS HARDING MAY NOT KNOW   Governor Cox Says He Wil! Prove His Slush Fund Charge.

GOVERNOR COX TO PROVE CHARC   Declares He Will Show Magnitude of Republican Expense Account.

That the Republicans Have $15, 000,000 Slush Fund   And Would Make Revelations In Speech at Pitteburgh Thureday.

COX SAYS HE WILL PROVE CHARGES      Democratic Candidate Makes Public Statement. Facts Given at Pittsburgh.

I" HIS FUND CHARGES   SAYS HE WILL TELL THE WORLD AT PITTSBURG THURSDAY   IS PREPARING. SPEECH   “J Will Advise the. Country as te Matters of Which Harding Is Tonorant™   This Is the Statement Made Today by Governor Cox, Demo4 ‘eratiec Nonince

HARDING BLIND TO WHAT [5 GOING OW, SAYS GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Candidate Will Show Up Big Slush Fund in His Pittsburgh Speech.

Democratic Candidate For Presiden Must Tell More About $715,000,. C0d G. O. P. Fund.

WILL REVEAL SLUSH FUNDS. IN PITTSBURG         Ready to Believe Harding Is Kept in Dark, State- © ment Savs.         TO TELL PUBLIC: IN: ADDRESS THURSD

COX PREPARED T0 PROVE CHARGES   WILL GIVE SOURCE OF IN. FORMATION AT PITTSBURGH.

SAYS HE WILL PROVE CHARGES   Cox Promises Revelations Concerning G. 0. P. Finances   N SPEECH AT PITTSBURG   Democratic Candidate Makes Neo Reference to Being Called Before Investigating Committee.

THUROUAY NlonT LT FDRG. 0. P. EXPOSE BY GOR   Governor Says He Will ‘Prove His Charges Regarding Slush Funds.

THE COXTRAIN © OFF AGAIN   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE BEGINS ANOTHER TOUR.   EXPECTED! TO CONTINUE - HIS ACCUSATIONS OF CORRUPTION.   Bat the Governor Does Not Seem ' Eager to Appear Before the Senate Comngittee.

GOVERNOR COX PROMISES PROOF. .  OF CHARGE AGAINST OPPONENTS   Announces He Will Make it. Public i in His Addréss. Next ’ Fhursday Night it Pittsburgh; Will Give ©  . Senate Committee Information.

FUND 13 BUTT OF ATTACK   Democratic: Leader Declares Harding “Knows Nothing”: ' ‘About Many Things.   HUGHES VISITS HARDING

WILL PROVE ¢. 0. P. SLUSH CHARGE--COX   Nominee Declares Today He Will Make Proof in ‘Pohlic Speech   “HARDING IS IGNORANT”   Senator Knows Nothing of “2 Lot of Things” Says Governor

COX WILL TELL ALL IN SPEECH - AT PEFTSBURG   WILL PROVE HIS CHARGES RE. GARDING 15 MILLION REPUR. LICAN CAMPAIGN FUND.   Harding Issued a Statement in De ninl of the Campaign Fand Allegation—Next' Taesday Night.

LUX MAY BE CALLED TO SUBSTANTIATE CHARGES; . LEAVES ON LONG TOUR

COX SAYS HE HAS THE BOPE WAICH HE WILL SUBMAT T0 THE COMMITTEE. MONDA   Governor Alleges He. Can Sub: mit Proofs’ That Republicans Have Monumental Slush Fund. to Be Used for Warren Harding

ih LADY Ti PAINE CARE PFGE. UD  Declar es He He Will Tell All   Declares He Witt Tell All About lt in Pittsburg — Srysach   IN CAMPAIGN TOUR   Intimates. That He Has Infor. mation Harding Knows About.

Cox Will Prove Charges In Speech at Pittsburg   Nardaag’s Denial Indicates He Does Not Know Many Things Caine On Around Him, Cox Says: G. O. P. Treasurer Save $944,853.82 Has Been Raised Since Nomination

COX SAYS HE'LL PROVE BIG MONEY GHARGE 10 G. 0, P.   Declares He Will Uncork Hi: Evidence Next Thursday in Pittsburgh

COX WILL PROVE CHARGES AT PITSBURGH THURSDAY NIGHT HE SAYS IN STATEMENT TODAY

AGREES HARDING MAY NOT KNOW OF $15,000,000   Demo Leader Says Tha Reveals ‘Dangerous Symptom” Cited.

ASSERTS HE CAN PROVE HIS CHARGES THAT G. 0, P. WANTS $15,000,000 CAMPAIGN FUND   ‘(By United Press)

COX SAYS HE WILL ~ PROVE FUND CHARG!   Pittsburg Speech Will Tell Na  tion Where G. 0. P. Is  Getting Money.

COX TO PROVE FUND CHARGE   Says Harding May Not Knew, aut He Will Teil Him in Pitts * burgh Speech.

COX PROMISES ~ HE WILL PROVE: SLUSH CHARGE:      Senate © Expected te to Start Wide Probe - of Campaign Fund.

Declares that He Will Produce the Evidence in Pittsburgh Syneech Thuredayv

WILL PRESENT INFORMATION AT PITTSBURG   Announces He Will Advise the Country as to Matters Which Senator Harding Claims to be Ignorant.   DEPARTS FOR LONG SPEECH TOUR TODAY   Will Speak in Indiana, Pitts burg, New Haven and New York City During Week;  Four States in Itinerary.

COX LEAVES ON TOUR OF FOUR STATES   Governor Closas Up Affairs At Dayton And Will be Off  on GEOR MO Re   ‘Slush Fund” Charges Tu Figure Largely in Speeches.

COX PROMISE PAUDT OF 6.0. P. “SLUSH FUND   Says He Will Give Evidence in Speech Thursday—May Be Compelled to Testify on <Accusation.

WILL PROVE STATEMENTS GOV. COX SAYS   Democratic : Nominee Will Make Reply to  Senate Quiz.   BULLETIN

Wid, SUBMEE pROooOr EN SPEECH VT PIPTSBURGH ON NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT   10) EXPOSE THE FUNDS   Will Advise the Country ef Many Matters of Which Harding Professes to Be lynorant. Statement fs Issued,  Dectarves He

COX LEAVES ON A 4-STATE TOUR TONIGHT   Next President Will Stump Indiana, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New York.

TWO AMENDMENTS DECLARED CARRIE   [PROVISION FOR COMPENSATION ; OF CERTAIN STATE OFFICERS DEFEATED.

HOUSE STICKS TO SUNDRY GIVIL BILL   To Wind Up Debate Be.  fore Recess... —

HOUSE TO END LONG DEBATE ON MEASURE   Seek Disposal of Appropriations Before Ad journment

Uae LEADERS DETERMINC TU DISPOSE SF BIL!   VANT FINAL DEBATE COMPLETED BEFORE ADJOURNMENT FOR NEW YEAR RECESS.

WILL NOT CALL CONN. SOLONS FOR SUFF VOT!   GOVERNOR HOLCOM& ADVISES WILL HAYS THAT HE HASN'T. CHANGED HIS MIND

JENATE TILT OVER GOLBY s APPOINTMENT   Reference to New Secre tary Comes in League of Nations Debate.

IRRECONGILABLES” IN SENATE FIRE NEW BROADSIDE AT TREATY   FIGHT RESUMED UNDEF RESOLUTION TO KEEP I1 BEFORE SENATE TILL DISPOSED OF.

SENATORS STRIKE HARD AT TREATY   Call it Instrument of Hate. Opponents Denounce Document.   HEATED DEBATE BEGINS   Resolution Offered For a Declaration of Peace. Senator Reed Says Colby Knows Little of League.

OPPONENTS OF PEACE TREATY HAVE THEIR SA)   Sen. France Calls It Instrumen oi Hate, Reed Says “Ser~ pent of Treason.”   FRANCE LEADS THE ATTACK   Declares Reservations Proposed Do Not Materially Modify League Proposal. 

“TENE TEN a ~AMNNBBIOEE cL   Broadside . of: of - Denuncfations  Let Loose: Today in Consid eration of This Matter. by the . drvetontilable Republicans Tn Senate. - .   ‘DENOUNCES COLBY: IN SPEECH   Says. Presidential Approval Not Immunity to Criticism,

NEW BROADSIDE OF RENUNCIATION {8 LOOSED ON TREATY  eu iz Is   PACT TO STAY BEFORE SENATE UNTIL YP IS ’ FINALLY DISPOS&D   COLRY: 1S FLAYED   Reed and Ashurst Have Verba! Clash Over Wilson’s Choice.

CRITICISED IN DEBATE ON TREAT   Missourian Hi Appointee Kno Little Abo League— Ca Peace Pact. “Serpent of Tre son.”

TREATY GIVER BROADSIDE OF DENUNCIATION      Pact Before Senatovs Colby Appointment Discussed.

IS SERPENT OF TREASON SAYS SENATOR   Reed Flags Peace Treaty and Colby.   A BIG FIGHT IS NOW ON   Senator France Insists It Is ar Instrument of Hate and Destruction.

A“SERPENT — OF TREASON’   This Is What One Man Calle The Versailtes Treaty of Peace Today.

PEACE TREATY AGAIN BEFORE THE SENATE   Measure Is Taken Up Under Agreement To Complete Discussion.

MANDATE GLAUSE PASSED BY SENATE   Republican Reservation to Treaty Approved by 68 to 4.   REED TALKS AGAINST PACT   Peace Pact Given Right of Way and Its Foes Have Field Day—Missouri Senator Assails Colby on the Floor.

COLBY AND TREATY ARE DENOUNCED BY SENATOR REED   Renewal of Debate to Con tinue Unti Pe Pact is Disposed Brings. Ho Word: iS i

"A-SERPENT OF TREASON’ —REED STYLES TREATY   PACT DEBATE IS AGAIN TAKEN UP ON SENATE FLOOR TODAY   ACTION ON ARTICLE 10 TO BE DELAYED   Will Pass on This Section After Other Proposed Reservations Have Been Disposed of.

BITTER ENDERS  IN THE SENATE ARE VEHEMENT   Opponents of Peace Treaty Break Loose With New  Venom. i   ‘SENATORS FRANCE AND : REED LEAD DEBATE   ‘Instrument of Hate and Dee struction’’ is the France Definition.

 RESERVATION PASSES SENATE   Clause Providing Congress Mus! Approve Has Almost Unanimous Support.   TREATY GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY   League Foes Have Field Day as Broad. side Is Loosed by Reed and France —Colby Is Assailed by Missouri Senator.

Oh a   INSTRU MENT: OF “HATE “AND DES STRUCTION” SAYS ONE.   FIGHT IS TO FINISH   ‘poe UMENT WILL BE voren Pr 1 OR DOWN THIS TEMES;   (ne. Senttor Proposes ta Declare Pimee Now nnd Make Elcetion  Retert dum on Lengue.

FRANCE BITTER IN SPERCH ON PEACE TREATY   HE AND SENATOR REET “HOLD = FLOOR AGAINST RATIFICATION TODAY.   Aviicle X Put OF Until Atl Other  Reservations Mave Been Voted  On. * -

TREATY OPPONENTS LUNCH BROADSIOE   Democrat and Republican Senators Declare Covenant is ‘Serpent of Treason.”   ARTICLE X UP LAST

Exit Long Famuliat Box Car Hobo Enters  FE riday” Lonsdale In pe mee Way on U cies Editi

AUTOS EASIER THAN BUMPERS   TRAMPS FIND NEW WAY OF TRAVELING OVER COUNTRY,   PROSPERITY FOR THE HOBOS   Richard “Friday” Lonsdale Rides In: to Chicago In a $7,000 Touring Car and Tells of the Great Innovation.

COAL DEALERS — AT GLEVELAND   The Purpose of the Meeting ist Appoint: Fair Practice Contniittees,

SOFT GOAL PRICE TO DECLINE SOON   Aperators Agreé Present Prices. Are Outrageous and ‘Blame Speculators.

STOCK DIVIDEND Is PASSED   Tire and Rubber Company Saye Conditions Doe Not Warrant Payment.

IT IS RUMORED THAT _ KOLCHAK HAS OUN   Bolshoviki Wiret ALR     Says Head o     sit Government in Si-+  beria 1

ODESSA THREATENED   Further Successes Claimed by the Bolshevik Forces.

Polish Cffensive Inspired by Allies   To Cause Bolshevik Forces to With. draw Their Men From South awn BWaeescatia

AUSOIAN FLD ARE PAtaaING ON TD EGS!   Capture of Important Por on Sea of Azof Claimed By Soviet Forces   INHABITANTS FLEE IN TERROR BEFORE ReDS   POLISH OFFENSIVE. DECLAR. ED ALLIED MOVE TO DEAW BOLSHEVIK SR00PS FIOM SOUTHE RUSSTA,

RUSS REDS CLAIM FURTHER GAINS   Approaching Odessa, Dispatch Says—Reds Claim Admiral Kolchak Has  Resigned

POLISH ATTACK WAS INSPIRED   Offexisive in Northwestern Russia Is Intended to Force Withdrawal of Bolshevik  Army,

POLES ATTACK REDS UPON ALLIES’ WISH TO PROTECT DENIKIN   Bolsheviki Claim Further Succéss and Report They Are Approaching Odessa at Present

REPORT ODESSA ., INHABITANTS AS FLEEING   Bolshevik Forces Claim Capture of Mariupol —Claim Plan of Poles Failed. 

POLES SEEKING TO DRAW REDS   Allies Inspired : Offensive ir Northwest Russia to Relieve Pressure on Denikin.  SOVIET CLAIMS GAINS

BOLSHEVIKS ASSERT ALLIES ARE TAKING A HAND iN FIGHTIN   ANTLSOVIETS ARE REPORTEL TO BE FLEEING IN TEROR AS RED ARMY ADVANCES

Chicago Meeting Called To End R. R. Walkout  Results In Stampede

SETTLEMENT  07 SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE. I CHICAGO  Went Glimmering During Mass Meet Saw nl Geibava   Went Glimmering During Mass Meeting of Strikers.

SESSION TO END © WALKOUT BROKEN UP BY A RADICAI   Strikers’ Peace Meeting at Chi ‘cago Is Stampeded; Situation ' Clears in the East

VETOES BUDGET SYSTEM BILL   i Fresident Wilson Kills Measure Whict Peevidee Mew t  Pian. aunt 4

VETOES BUDGET SYSTEM BILL   President Wilson Kills Measure Which Provides New Pian.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS UNDERWAY IN IRELANL   Sporadic Outbreaks Occurring ix Many Places; Casualties Nearly 400.   HOSPITALS ARE CROWDED   Sinn Fein Headquartors Appeals ‘ for Volunteers; Prepare Defense Against Unionists,

DRANGEMEN . Mince Fane  WING TE UHUL  IN REL EAGT  Wi ULLI NG I   Sinn Feiners Warn Posts of Expected Attack and Call Volunteers; Night Fights Are Reported Continuing   Casualty List in Belfast Is 18 Dead. 350 Wounded: Wire Entanglements Fill the Streets; Pillaging Continues

WILSON URGED BOLDNESS TO COMBAT SUBS   PRESIDENT SAID IN MESSAGE TO SIMS THAT BRITAIN WAS HELPLESS,

PRESIDENT TOLD SIMS TO RELY ON HIS OWN OPINION   Every Suggestion From U. S. Halted From  *Prudence.”’

BRITISH NAVY WAS HELPLESS   Wilson Shown to Have Sent Sims Message Complaining of Rejection of His Plans.   ASKED SIMS’ ADVICE

U-Boats Had England In Panic In?17      President Wilson Sent Cuble. to Al _ mirat Sims Demanding Report, on What Britain Was Doaine.

PAEGIDENT oAld CHEAT BRITAIN WAS HELPLESS   Submarine Crises Brough English to Point of Panic, Wilson Declared   SIMS WAS “HYPNOTIZED’ BY BRITISH,SAYS DANIELS   CONGRESSMAN, VISITING ID LONDON, TOLD DANIEL SIMS SHOULD BE ON BRITISE PAYROLIL

ENGLISH NAVY _ WAS HELPLESS   CABLE FROM WILSON DISCLOSES THEY WERE HELPLESS FROM SUBMARINE MENAGE

WILSON’S GABLE TO SIMM!   Asserting British Admiralty "Wae Falling It Asked For Admiral’s pinion In the Case.

SUBS CAUSED NEAR PARIC IN BRITAIN   Wilson Letter To Sim Says England Was Helpless.

WILSON'S SHARP CRITICISM FAILS. TO CHANGE SIMS   CENTS FELEGRAW CENSUR. SRITISH SWERED BY GENERALITIES. DAN.  IBiLS SAEN        HYPNOTIZED BY BRITISH   Secretary of Vavy Tells Senale Amer. jean Admiral Praised British Desplts Wilsan’s Con. demnation of 'Cheir Work

WILSON SENT SIMS WARNING IN 1917   ‘TOLD HIM BRITISH ADMIR ALITY WAS FAILING TO STOP THE SUBS.   Secretary Daniels Declares Before the Senate Committee That British Navy Helpless In the Crisis.

CRITICISED BRITISH NAVY   Wilson Said It Was as Helpless to the  Paint af Panie.

NAVAL SECRETS.  ~. BEING BARED!   tuyentigaiian Reiss Gut Many Fact: . Regarding the Condition of Uritinh Navy

GREAT BRITAIN WAS HELPLESS TOPOWNT ~OFPANIC-WILSOA   MESSAGE FROM PRES. WILSOD TO. ADM. SIMS CRITICISING BRITISH. NAVY - READ,   ASKED ADMIRAL SIMS FOR HIS JUDGMENT   Sims’ Answer, Danicls Says. Wa: Long Telegram of Generalties of What British Were Doing.

British Navy Was Helpless to Point of Panic   Aecerding to President Wilson in : Cable to Sims Criticizing the British Admiralty   Thought the British Navy Was Fall ine to tse is Great Saperiority FF ffeetively

WILSON BARED   Daniels Shows Cable Sent Sims In Which Admiralty Was Rapped

LONDON: MUDDLES : -GLASS:.ON: LOANS AND CRIME:-WAVE          AINE  “They. Caught: T ‘Pet 2UASK s One Cockne

“Ain't They Caught This Fellar Glass, Wot Woulc — Stop Credits to Europe?’

THE BLOOMIN’ ‘HINGRATE   British Idea Of Carter Glass On  Laan Quectinn.

GRAND COUNGIL OF RAIL UNIONS   Will Pass on Awards of Labor Board .

RAILROAD MEN ASSEMBLE TC HEAR REPORT OF WAGE BOARD   Federal Board to Announce Decision in Chicago Tuesday.   TO VOTE UPON AWARD  Rumored That Details of Award are Known; Report of Dissatisfaction.

Met In Chicago Today to Receiv Labor Board’s Wage Award.   Which Will Be Announced at 10 O'clock Tomorrow Morning.   It is Reported the Men Are Diesatisfiec With the Terma.

RAIL CHIEFS = GATHERING TO. HEAR AWARD         Whether or Not Gens eral Strike in U. S. Wi Be Called.   HAPPENINGS

bth AND SHIRK NEAT.   Bie Sale Predicted bor Tipton’:  sates Pavillion Nevt- Thursday.

ean en a : ROCK AND Krk  NEXP.        a a er ve’ Predicted far ' Tipton’: ales Pay illion Neuw-Thursday,

SL TE  M’SWINEY IN CRITICAL CONDITION   in Last Stage of Weak. ness and Unable to  Talk —

be NEY 1S FAILING SLOWLY WIFE AND SISTER APPEAL 10 AMBASSADORS TO INTERVENE      Belfast Quiet; Another Contingent of Soldiers Sent From England as Precaution Against Resumption of Rioting; Mills and Factories Will Resume Oneration Mondav.

MANY PETITION LLOYD GEORGE FOR   Harding aiid “Cox Asked ~to Cable Protest; “Humanity Outraged Byv. Act.”

HUNGER GNAWD LAST SHREDS OF "MARTYRS UF   TRISH MAYOR LOSES POWER OF SPEECH BUT WILL IS STRONG

LORD MAYOR Io IN LAST oT ATE CF WEAKNESS   Unable to Talk to Relatives, Conscious, and Living by the Power of an Indomitable Will.   Belfast Quiet, Contingent of British Soldiers and Field Pieces Arrive to Reinforce Police Army.

MAYOR OF CORK IN LAST oTAbEa OF WEAKNESS   \MacSwiney’s Wife and Sister Call on Allied Embassies to Inter'vene.

STILL CONSCIOUS, WILL POWER STRONC   Cox and Harding Asked to Help Macswiney.

MacSwiney Unable to Talk to Relatives; He Is Conscious and His Will Is  Cleano   WIFE ASKS WILSON "C) SAVE HUSBANL   Mrs. MacSwiney and the Mayor’s Sister, Mary, Also Appeal to France, Spain and Italy.

LORD MAYOR Ih LAST STAGES OF WEAKNESS   Senator Harding and Governor Cox Asked to Cable Lloyd George   IRISH AMBASSADOR iN ANCE iS OUSTED   Action Is Taken When Duffy Publishes Letter He. Sent To Millerand:

APPEAL TO WILSON TO INTERVENE FOR MAYOR MAC SWINE}   Wife of Cork Mayor, Neat Death From Hunger Strike In London Jail, Pleads For His Release.

Appeal Sent to President Wilsen by Wife, Whe Says Her Husband le Dvinag.

Wife of Lord Mayor of Cork. is Facing Death as Result of a Hunger Strike, Appeals to American Executive

PITTSVILLE GIRL WEDS MERRILL MAN   MISS LILLIAN ZIEMENDORE BE COMES BRIDE OF ERVIN KLE BENOW

PITTSVILLE GIRL ‘ WEBS MERRILL MAR             WDORP BE RVIN BLE BENGY

“BOXERS BATTLE TO DRAW.   Pai Moore and Jack Sharkey End or Even Terms.

AID TO TRACTION LINES.   Tipton Man Invents Device for Removing Sheet from Trolley Lines.

WORKINGMEN IN MEAIGO ENLIOT UN THE olDE OF REVOLUTIONISTS   American Federation of Labor Is Expected to Give Its Support to the Movement to Unseat Carranza.   WILL WAGE FIGHT FOR INDUSTRIAL FREEDOM   Many Accessions Are Feported to the Rebels’ Ranks; Victors Are Marching Swiftly To Capital,

UNION LABOR Ia DUT TO QUST Tht GARRANZA OUTFIT   NOT BOLSHEVIS!T UPRISING   CARRANZA IS FOR SELF AND POWER, PEOPLE TO BOUNCE HIM

FEDERATION 70 SUPPORT MEXICO REBELS, REPORT   Labor Head There Confirms Widespread Rumors American Organization to Assist the Anti-Carranza Movement.   DAYS 19 NOT BOLSHEVISM   Declares It Only Legitimate Move to Achieve Industria] Freedom for Mexico: Expects Statement Soon.

NOT BOLSHEVIS1 UPRISING   CARBANGA IS FOR SELF AND POWER, PEOPLE TO BOUNCE HIN

Officials Claim American Federation Will Vouch For Fact That Bolsheviki Is Not Behind Uprisings In Mexico; Armed Forces Of Workers Number 10,000   ASK INDUSTRIAL FREEDOM

CONTENTS OF THIS MUORNING’S JOURNAL.   MEXICAN LABOR MEN ARE NOT BOLSHEVIK   RISING HAS NOTHING IN COMMON WITH SOVIET RULE.   Legitimate Attempt to Bring About Industrial Freedom—Leader Denounces Carranza as a  Gireedy Traitor.

HOME BREWERS BEWARE   5 $200 Por. Violation of Dr: id Laws.  Man      ADMITTED TO THE BAR

HOLD POTATOES FOR HIGH PRICES   Facing a Season. of-—-Low Price: Maine Growers Plan to Store the Crop.

NEW YORK ELEVATOR MEN ARE ORDERED OUT TODAY   Employes in All City’s largest Sky: scrapers Strike for Higher Wages.

FEDERAL MEN NABHEADS OF RAIL STRIKE   Twenty-four Leaders o! “Outlaw” Union Arrested in Chicago.

AND SKYSCTAPERS ARE sO WEIGH.  Now Yorkers “Must Walk, an 17,000

Seventeen Thousand Elevater Employes Boeked to Ge Out Thies Meraing.

17,000 “LIFT” RUNNERS OUT   Expected’ to Tic Up AH New York's Brainesn Klevatorse Today.

COLD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   THIRTY-FOUR BELOW AT _ BILLINGS, MONT., TODAY.

DANI AT ADMIRAL   Takes Direct and Emphatic Issue With Sims.   NAVY'S MORALE NOT “SHOT’   By the Policy of the Navy Department in Awarding Medals For War Service.

DANIESTAKES: ISSUE WITH SIMS”. ‘ON AWARD MATTER   ‘Appearing Before Senate In vestigating Committee Sec. retary Denics Assertions,   WAS WELL BACKED BY DOCUMENTS   Navy Department Official Said Sims Attitude in Placing Shore, Duty Above Sca Duty Influenced,

PRAISES SIMS’ RECORD AS A “SHORE” OFFICER   Jeclares Officers Who Made Prompt and Correct Decisions in Emergencies at Sea Deserved More Though Vessels Were Lost— Officers Not Favored Over Seamen.

DANIELS TAKES ~ (SUE WITH SIMS   Says Admiral’s Shore Re. cord Prejudices Opinion.

“Secretary of The Navy: Said Sins “Served: Moch’ Time Astiore,’ :   HE: GIVES ‘HIS “SIDE o£. IT   slares That Ollicers and Mei on Submarines Were ia: Perll Always, ©

SHURE DUTY 18 SECONDARY 10 SERVING AT SEA   Secretary Daniels Takes Issue With Dry Land Views of Rear Admiral Sims.   NAVY CHIEF EXPLAINS HAND TO THE SENATE   Defends Awards and the Sys. tem of Making Awards to Men of the Navy.

SECRETARY TAKES DIRECT ISSUE. WITH SIMS’ CHARGES  oes He TO_ COMMITTEE ‘CH F DIF FRER ENCES   RPAVORS SEA DUTY   Declares Admiral Places Too Much Importance on Shore Work.

DANIELS IN. , REPLY 10 THE: SIMS CHARCES   Secretary of Navy before the Senate Co. Answers Charges Made by Admiral as to the  Conduct of Naval: Affairs.   TAKES ISSUE WITH HIM   Daniels Says Sims’ Own Record Shows Twice as Much Shore-Duty As Sea Duty. Says Differed With Him on Awards.

DANIELS TAKES ISSUE WITH SIMS   Secretary Goes Into Details About Conferring of Medals.   DIFFERS ABOUT SEA DUTY   Daniels Says Shore Stations Are Less Hazardous And That Sims is Influenced by Own Record.

Declares There is No Distinction Between An Admiral and a Gob in the Matter of Award “It is The Service, Not The Rank, That Counts,” is The Assertion.

DANIELS DEFENDS NAVY AWARDS 4S FULLY JUSTIFIE   Secrétary Takes Direct Issue With Contention of Rear Admiral Sims.   THOUGHT ENLISTED MEN SHOULD GET RECOGNITION   Hints That Sims’ “Shore Serv” jee Record” Had Created Biased Judgment.

SECRETARY TELLS OF HIS SHORE DUTY   ‘Morale of Navy Not “Shot to Pieces” by Awards —

THE NAVY WAR JS RENEWED   SECRETARY DANIELS TAKES IMRECT ISSUE WITH SIMS.   QUESTION OF AWARDS   THE TWO MEN DIFFER AS To) “MERITS OF SEA SERVICE.    Ts Secretary Thinks a Man Can  Ocenpy a Swivel Chair and Y<t Deserve a Seivice Cross,

DANIELS TAKES , DIRECT {ISSUE WITH ADMIRAI   TELLS SENATE NAVAL COM MITTEE HOW SIMS WAS INPLIPN CRD   Was oni Shore Duty in Spanish. American and During the World War

DANIELS DEFENDS COURSE IN RECENT SIMS CONTROVERS   SECRETARY TAKES DIRECT AND EMPHATIC ISSUE WITH AD.MIRAL’S CRITICISM OF NAVY DEPARTMENT.

SECRETARY IS FLANKED BY VOLUMINOUS REPORTS IN APPEARANCE BEFORE SUB. COMMITTEE.   TWO QUESTIONS INVOLVED   Question of Giving Medals to Officers Whose Ships Were Sunk By Enemy One of Main Divergences.

DANIELS TAKES EMPRATIC ISSUE WITH HIS QRITIE   Claims Admiral Sims Was No Doubt Influenced By His Own Record Which Savers of the Shore.

DANIELS TELLS HIS. SIDE OF CONTENTION   Takes Direct Issue With Admiral Sims in Questior ot Naval Amwards.

During the Past Twenty-five Years Admiral Sims Had Served Only  Nine Vears at Sea,

DANIELS PRAISES SERVICE OF SIMS AS SHORE OFFICE   Answers Admirals Criticisms of Medal Awards -+ at Hearing.   DECLARES SHIP OFFICERS “UST DEGIDE QUIGKLY   Have No Time to Weigh Decision Carefully When Attacked.

RANKS ABOVE ~~ SHORE DUTIES   Sec’y. of Navy Takes Stand to Defend Naval Awards.

“Admiral Influenced in Award Proposals by His Own * Record.”   “MOST HEROIC ACTS ARE THOSE AT SFA”   “Naval Work Ashore Is Sec. ondary to Battles Fought At Sea.”

WON STANT) TOMAY   REVIEWS ALL OF THE SIMS’ CONTENTIONS.   ADMIRALS, CAPTAINS, SEAMEN ALL LOOKED THE SAME.   Appreves of the Wards of the Knight Board the Secretary Says That Admiral Sims Demonstrated Ability of a High Order.

TAKES ISSUE WITH ADMIRAI   Secretary of Navy Dan. iels Goes Into Details  About His Action

— i  Hh eu AY HANIEIS   Rips Wide Open Conten tentions of Rear Admiral Sims on Decorations  JUTLINES DIFFERENCE OF VIEWS ON SUBJEC’   seagoing Man Must Us Snap Judgment, Says Navy's Head

DANIELS TOOK DIRECT AND EMPHATIC fool WITH ADMIRAL SIMS   explains and Defends His Position in Making Awards for Distinguished Services --Senate Subcommittee in Lengthy Session.

DANIELS BEFORE SUB-COMMITTEE   Navy Secretary Defends Position He Has Taken with Regard to the  Award of Naval Honors.

SHOT TO PIECES   Secretary of Navy Testifies Before Senate Committee Probing Naval Awards   Exhaustive ‘testimony — in Effort To Substantiate Policy in Awarding Hortors

Measure Must Go Back te Senate; Can Pass. .~ Over Veto.   TARIFF BILL COMPLETE.   Senate Plan for Holiday Re. cess Blocked; to Res consider Monday.

PASS BILL REVIVING FINANCE CORPORATIO   .owet Chamber Also Completes Erection of Tariff Wall So High it Is Expected to Act as Embargo Against Importation of Foreign Farm Products.

By 212 to 61 House Passes in Amendment Form Bill Reviving War Corporation :   -MERGENCY TARIFF OF BROAD SCOPE DRAWN UF   EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES WANTING AID FOR MANU. FACTURERS, ARE OVER. WHELMED BY COALITION

MEASURE TO A FARMERS WINS   ‘Would Check Decline in Price  of Products,   ADOPTED BY 212 TO 61 VOTE   Expected to Receive the Vete of President Witson. :

[OM J.GERAGHTY IS GOING TO NEW YORK   Accepts Position as Supervising Director of New Laskey Corporation Studio   TO STOP OFF IN “HOME TOWN”

UNITED STATES OF RUSSIA   Thought It May be the Form of Rule to Follow: Downfall of the Soviet Regime. i

NEW UNITED STATES POSSIBLE   Bolshevik Breakdown in Russit Re. nartest RantiAtt<« Cwntinutne

UNITED STATES OF RUSSIA   Likely Posaibility Following th« Diesolation of Present Sowiet Government.

HS POSSIBLE   Nolsheri: Breakdown ia Rust He. marie SR athe tied che

U. S. OF RUSSIA NOW EXPECTED   With Dissolution of Soviet Regime This Form May Come In.

ULSTER WOMAN ISSUES ; A CALL TO ARMS   Beclares Ulster Will Never Surrender lis Rights to Sinn Fein.

Sioux County To Pave Alton Road   Will Connect Town of AltOn With County Seat of Sioux County Contract Is Let

OPERATIVES ARE TO RESUME WORK TUESDAY MORNING   Most of New Bedford Workers Will Remain Out Until New Wage Increase Becomes Effective.

PROTEST FARM — CREDIT POLICY   Conference Held in Atlanta, Georgia, Today for Purpose

PROTEST AGAINST HOUSTON’S POLICY   American Cotton Association Officers Say Pri¢eOf Cotton Was Hammered Down.

WILL INVESTIGATE PARIS LYNCHINGS   MASS MEETING DENOUNCES RE CENT BURNING OF TWO BLACKS BY MOB.

JURY 10 PROBE PARIS LYNCHING   300 IN MASS MEETING MAKE DENUNCIATION OF BURNING OF BLACKS

PASSED: [BY -CALIFOR. “NIANS IN THE LATE ELECTION: .   Japan: ‘Will Stop: immigra:  tidix to U..S.-in Retiirn  for Impartial: ‘Treatment of Subjects Here.

SETTLEMENT OF JAPAN TRUUBLE ~ SEEMS CERTAIN   Agreement and Plan of Action Have Been  Arrived At.

“Willd ccerd Japanese Same: Treat oe ment: as Other: Foreianers. -

JAP Tviwitstid ON TOU. 9. 10 CEASE   Government at Tokyo to Protest Land Act.   SAY AGREEMENT IS REACHED   Reports Declare Ambassador Shidhara and Secretary of State Colby Have Come to an Understanding on the Subject.

CALIFORNIA’S LAND LAW WILL BE. PROTESTED   JAPAN CLAIMS ACTION CONTRARY TO PROVISIONS OF JAPAN-AMERICAN TREATY..

JAPANESE WILL LODGE PROTESI AT WASHINGTON   PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA VOTED ON PROPOSITION TUESDAY   OKLAHOMA SENDS WOMAN TO CONGRESS   Samuel Gompers Says He Feels Dee; Regret at the Great Plunge Which This Nation Has Taken For Re-Action. Congress is Alright. However

JAPAN TO°LODGE PROTEST. ADAINST. CALIFORNIA’ LAV            ‘Alien “Law. of: West, Will Be Made .at- Capital.   AGREEMENT: 18: REPORTED

ROTEST ANTIJAPANESE AGT THRU WASHINGTON   California Measure Conflicts With Treaty Rights Will Be Tokio’s Claim.   DIPLOMATIC DISCUSSION CONTINUED NEXT WEEK   Agreement on Exclusion Law Expected to Be Reached by State Department.

rHUIESI Tl  Bt LODGED Al GAPITUL ME TIATELY   ‘Declare Measure Conflicts With Japanese Treaty Rights With’ U, S.   WASHINGTON SEES NO TROUBLE AHEAD   Discussion Between State Department Officials and Japs to Resume

Japan To Lodge - a Formal Protest   California's Vote in Favor of vn New Land Law for That State ¢ Sause: of , Protest po Washington.

To Take Diplomatic Action as Soon as Vote fs Varitiad   AGREEMENT IS HOPED   Both Washington and Tokic Officials Believe Settle-ment Near.

.JAPAN WILL PROTEST.   New. Land Law of California  . Doesn*t Please Them.

JAPS TO PROTEST COAST LAND ACT   Decide to Act When California Voters. Appprove Proposed Land Law.   “JAPAN TO STOP IMMIGRATION   Newspaper Says Tokyo Will Keer Subjecta From U. S, and America Will Accord Japanese Same Treat ment 2¢ Other Foreigners.

JAPAN OBJECTS I) STATE PLAN   Says That® California Lav Violates Their Treaty Rights.

JAPAN PLANS TO LODGE PROTEST   Oppose California Alien Land Act.. —   SEE LEAGUE, CHECK - INU. S. ELECTION   Papers Confident of Happy Solution.

JUPANWILL PROTEST CALFORN LE A LAW RECENTLY PASSED      As Seon as Official Notifica_ tion is Made’ the” Japanese Government Will Protest. to ' Washington Against Eredty  - Abrovation,

JAPAN TA PROTEST CALIFORNIA VOTE   ACTION IS “UNUSUAL” AND TO BE EXPECTED, STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS.

JAPANESE DISLIKE CALIFORNIA’S ACTIG   ton Regarding Land Law  Lerislation.  Will File Protest With Washing

ALIEN LAND LAW GETS -. PROTEST   Colby Agrees Nipponese Here Will be Well Treated

JAPS TO FIGHT ~— BALIFORNIA ALIEN LAW   If Law Sticks Japan Vill Pro hibit Immigration to : United States.

JAPAN IS T0 MAKE PROTEST U.S. LAND LAW   REPORTED JAPAN WILL HALT EMIGRATION FOR EQUAL TREATMENT OF JAPS HERE NOW.

JAPAN WILL PROTEST ~—GALIFORNIA ACTION   VOTE IX FAVOR OF (PROPOSED ANTIJAP LAND LAW HELD AGAINST TREATY RIGHTS

JAPAN WILL PROTEST   “ormal Notice of Passage of Lan: Law Will he Awaited  }

JAPAN WILL SEND PROTEST TO AMERICA   Simply Await Confirm ation of California Vote.

PROTEST THE  COAST ACT   Decide to Act When Californiz Voters Appprove Proposed Land Law,   JAPAN TO STOP IMMIGRATION   Newspaper Saye Tokyo Will Keep Subjects From VU. &., and America Will Accord Japanese Same Treat.  ment as Other Foreigners.

JAPAN TO PROTEC  CALIFORNIA'S LAW   WILL ENTER FORMAL OBJEC TION SOON AS FORMAL RESULTS ENOWN.   Former Premier Says America’s Sense of Justice Will Recognize Rights of Japanese Cit zens in U. §.

JAPAN PREPARES T0 PROTEST 10 CALIFORNIA'S LAV   But Negotiations Following Expected to Provide Permanent Settlement.

TO STOP JAP EMIGRATION?   Agreement Said to Have Been Reached   BUT JAPAN WILL PROTEST   To Washington Against Newly Enacted California Alien Land Law, Says Tokio Report.

WAR UNLIKELY IF WE KEEP DIGNITY EX-PREMIER SAYS   California Land Ques tion To Be Settled With Washington.

JAPAN TO otEK NEGOTIATIONS  AN LAND AFFAIR   OFFICIALS AWAIT CONFIENATION OF REPORTS RELATING TO CALIFORNIA LAW.

JAPAN AWAITS CONFIRMATICN   Will File Formal Protest _ in Washington, Says an Official

CALIFORNIA AGT STARTS TAUB E   No Conflict Is Expected To Re« sult, However, Says Prime Minister.   EXPECT AN AGREEMENT

-_  PAN TO FILE IAJECTIONG 10 ALIEN LAND AGT   Action is Merely the Customary Diplomatic Procedure Declares Washingion   ISREEMENT BETWEEN U, S, AKD JAPAN EXPECTED SOON   that New Law Will Not Be Retroactive; Japan Certain of Justice

OPEN JOINT WAR ON RUM RUNNERS   Officers Are Patroling U, 8S, ant Canadian Sides of the Detroit, River.

WILL. G0 IN. AGAIN   PEACE TREATY LIKELY TO BE RESUBMITTED SOON   President Plans to Send More Ree ommendations to Congress

This Is Belief Held in Washington by Some Demo- — cratic Officials.   CONDITIONS CHANGED  BY GENEVA MEETING   Delegates... ‘Practically Turt Over American Situation to. .’-  —Prasident Wilson,

hat is Intimation in Adminfatration Circles at Washington.   BEATY STILL IN. SENATE

WILSON MAY SUBMIT PACT   THINKS GENEVA DEVELOPS Ts TO HELP HIS CAUSE,   DENMARK'S ACTION SAMPLE   SHOWS OU. & WOULD NOT SFED To. LEND FS TROOPS.   Senate Leaders Declare Treaty Will Not Be Acted Upes af Thix Session Even Tho Resubmitted.

SATO BELIEVE ~TTWOULD BE MoRE ~ RECEPTABLE NOW   DEVEMOPMENTS IN GE “OTHINKS HAVE CHANGED . THE SITUATION,      MAY HAVE SPECIAL “MESSAGE ON SUBJECT   Jnterpretation On . Article, Ten Ty Mentioned As Having An Important Bearing.

PLANS TO RESUBMIT THE LEAGUE TREATY TO THE GONRRESS   President Wilson Considering This Course Though Demo. oratic Leaders Advise Arninst.   BELIEVES DEVELOPMENTS MAKE IT MORE AUCEFPTABLE   Interpretation at Gonava of Ar ticle X. Meets the Objections o: Opponents Is the Opinion of ih President—No Action by Sen ate Is Possible,

Republicans Agree With the President on Scarcely Any. of His Recommendations {   LOAN TO ARMENIAIS REPUDIATED BY ALI’   FOLD STORAGE LAW 8 ON. UNLIKELY TO PABS; INTER. STATE, LICENSE PROPOSI. TION IS CALLED SOCTALISTIC   Eee ae TREATY MAY BE SENT  TO THE SENATE AGAIN:

MAY RESUBMIT THE TREATY TO CONGRESS   President Wilson Said to be Considering Such a Step, at Same Time Sending Special Message   IT MAY BE MORE ACCEPTABLE

WAY RETURN TREATY TO SENATE   President Wilson Belleves League of Nations Covenant Would Have Good Show Now,

Leaders at Capital Are Not Agreed Upon Program   Wilson Said to Believe Action Can lad Be  ‘alken

MAY DRAG CUT PACT   Administration Quarters Intimate President Wilson Considérs Resubmitting Treaty to Senate. ~   DEMOCRATIC SENATORS — ADVISE AGAINST MOVE   Minority Members in Senate Realize. Peace Treaty Is Dead and Try to- Persuade. . Wilson to: Give Up.

DOCTOR SLUGGED; RECOVERS; HOME IN FLAMES; LEAPS   Prominent Des Moine: Surgeon Is Victim  Of Robbers.

MEDICO SLUGGED; \ HIS HOME BURNED   Jumps From Second- Story + of Residence.

ROBBERS SLUG PHYSICIAN THEN FIRE HIS HOME   Dr. Wilton McCarthy of Des Moines Victim of Murderous Bandits.   LEAP FROM WINDOW SAVES HIS LIFE   Invaders Set Fire to Home in Three Places—$20,000  Damage Done.

SLUG DOCTOR, ROB HIS HOME AND FIRE PLAGE   Burglars In Des Moines D: Great Damage At Home Dr. McCarthy,

SPECIALISTS CALLED “OS, B. COOK’S BEDSIDE   Well Known, Banker Is Very Il “a at His Home iw West “>

SPECIALISTS CALLED TO S. B. COOK’S BEDSIDI   Well ‘Known Banker Is Very II _at His Home in West End. _

EN EN OLIVE SCHREINER DEAD   Englishwoman “ Gained Pame for Storicn on Africa.

CONTESTS DELAY CONVENTION   Miseouri HRepeblicans Are Tied tp Awaiting Committee Report.

Rival G. O. P. Delegations From Buchanan andJackson Counties Delay Convention   Session Adjourned Until Today After Waiting Eight Hours on Credentials Committee, Which Failed to Iron Out Difficulties of Dual Contestants—Row Grew Out of Election of Organization and AntiOrganization Representatives.

LONDONER GIVES VIEWS ON PUBLIC OWNERSHIP   Individuality _ Destroyed Says H. N. Larson in Efficiency Magazine of Londor

THE PARACHUTE DIDN'T WOR   Mrs. Broadwich Dashed To Death Ir a Fall of Over Two Thous. . and Feet.

‘STUNT WOMAN TS KILLED   Movie Actress Plunges 2000 Feet From ‘Aeroplane

‘When Husband’s Parachute Fails to  Optn Mrs. Ethel Broadwick Drops  to Death as Movie Camera Clicks  Away in Second Airplane,

/ABOR MAKES FREE SPEECH ISSUE O° CAMPAIGN   Is Forerunner of Efforts to Extend  Union Activities Throughout Steel Centers.

RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH AND ASSEMBLY FOR LABOR [5 TO BE MADE PRIME ISSUE IN NATIONAL BATTLE

WILL BE POLITICAL ISSUF.   Right of Free Speech for Laber to be Decided.

FREE SPEECH ISSUE   Raised by Organized Labor for Coming Campaign

PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO PRO-LEAGUERS   Calls Upon Body Of Republican And Independents To Indorse League Of Nations.

WILSON FLAYS MASK PATRIOTS IN LEAGUE PLEA   Spurious Americanism Being Preached for Party Purposes, He Declares   “MAKE GOOD OR QUIT”   SAYS ARTICLE X IS REDEMPTION OF PLEDGE GIVEN ON ENTRANCE TO WAR

DANGER IS EVER PRESENT.   AMERICA MUST ENTER TO AVERT SECOND WORLD WAR.

AMERICA MUST COMPLETE THE TASK WHICH SAILORS AND SOLDIERS UNDERTOOK

PACSIDENT WILSON MAKES PLEA FOR LEAGUE OF HATIONS   Occasion Inexpressibly Solemn and Tender   WANTS TEXT OF ‘LEAGUE PUBLISHED

Speaking from Wheel Chair, President Asks Country to Join in the Completion of the Great Moral Achievement That World War Represented; Raps Objectors   MENTIONS GREAT INFLUENCE

WILSON — FINAL PLEA FOR PACT   Address Pro-League Republicans From Wheel Chair   Calls Artic:e 10 “‘Redemption of Piedge Free Governménts Gave People -—Occasion “Inexpressibiy So emn,”’ H.s Hear ‘ers Say.

Delegation. of Republi_cans Hears President’s Plea for Completion o: Moral Achievement.

MAY BE LAST. STATEMENT. GREAT LEADER   DANGER IS EVER PRESENT.   AMERICA MUST ENTER, TO AVERT SECOND WORLD WAR,

BABLER IS LEFT OUT OF CAMPAIGN   CONVENTION RATIFIES BABLERHAYS AGREEMENT   By Language of Resolution Nationa Committeeman Retains Empty  Title—Babler Refuses to Resign.

MISSOURI PARTY PLATFORMS.   Adopted by Republican and Demo. erate oft Jeffoeson Chiw

MAY ADD BUSINESS . COURSES INL. H.S   THE DEPARTMENT IS RECOMMENDED IN REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT      Addition cf New Department Wou'd Cost From $3,000 to $5,000, the Estimate

HAY ADD BUSINESS COURSES IN L. H. 5:   Addition cf New Department Wou'd Cost From $3,000 to $5,000, the Estimate

SENATOR PENROSE IS BETTER   Anmwuncement Made of Marked Im  provement in Conrdition.

REFUSES DEMAND OF CAR WORKERS   President Of Cleveland Street Car Company Presents Counter Offer

WAGE INCREASE IS REFUSED CARMEN   Cleveland Men to Hold Mas: Meeting Wednesday Night

PRICES SLASHED BY HUGE FIRMS   ied Mail Order Concerns lop Off 10 to 20 Per Cent In Prices   redict Sugar Will Go Te Much Lower Level

READY - TO - WEARS SHOES AND COTTON STAPLES REDUCED  ANNOUNCE SLASH  KFITRNITURE LOWER   Silks Already Selling Cheaper, Foods Not Affected.

MERCHANDISE CUT IN PRIGE BY TW LARGE CONCERNS   Sears-Roebuck and Montgom ery Ward and Company An nounce 10 to 20 Per Cent Re ductions in Many Lines.

BIG MAIL ORDER FIRMS CUT PRICE   Chicago Firms Announce Reductions on Many Lines of Goods of 10 to 20 Per Cent.

LOW PRICES = ~ COMING THIS WA‘   LARGE CHICAGO HOUSES SLASH PRICES IN THE NEW CATALOGUES

PRICE.REDYGTIONS - _ ANNOUNCED TODAY BY GHICAGO FIRMS   Ten to Twenty Percent Cut on Merchandise Follows Closely on Ford Announcement   BIGGEST REDUCTION COMES 7 IN PRICE OF GOTTON GOODS   Clothing, Shoes, Silks ard Furniture-Prices also Cut

Standard Dress Goods Are Slashed Heavily By Mail Order Folk   FURNITURE REDUCED.   Big Tumble In Sugar Predicted At End Of Canning Season

LARGE CONCERNS LOWER PRICES   PRICES OF CLOTHING, COTTON GOODS, SHOES, AND FURNITURE DECREASED.   ANNOUNCED IN CHICAGO

1S ANNOUNCED     Twenty-Five Per Cent Drop in _Yurniture Reported From . Chieagvo. a

BIG HOUSES CUT PRICES; FRANKLIN CARS ARF LOWER   SEARS-ROEBUCK AND MONT GOMERY-WARD FOLLOW FORD'S POLICY

MAIL ORDER BUSINESS FOLLOWS HENRY FORD   Big Chicago Houses Announce Price Reductions Of From 10 To 20 Per Cent

CHIGAGO CUTS 1070.20 PER CENT   Cotton Staples, Men's, Women’s Clothes and Furniture Anponneed.

MAL HOUSES TO - REDUCE PRICES   Follow Ford’s Lead By An nouncing Cuts of 15 to 20 Per Cent

HIG MAIL ORDER HOUSES ANNOUNCE PRIGES GUTS   Cotton Staples 1 Lead List with 20 Per Cent Reductions; Clothing Affected

Prices Now Coming Down   fAOY ROANNe ENRNITI  “DRY GOODS, FURNITURE, SHOES AFFECTED FORD STARTED BALL ROLLING, IS BELIEF   Chicago Stores Make Cut

MAIL ORDER HOUSES FOLLOW HENRY FORT   PRICES CUT FROM 10 TO 2 PER CENT BY CHICAGO HOUSES       Heavy Sale of Sewing Machin Indicates More Clothes Made at Hemme

Reductions of From 10 to 20 Per Cent in Many Lines of Merchandise’. Announced by World’s Great Houses   Food Costs As a Whole Are Not Affected, But a Lower Charge for Sugar Quoted  ’ With Another Drop Near

MAIL ORDER HOUSES, MOTOR CAR MAKERS AND CLOTH MANUFACTURERS JOIN   moskeag, Famous Makers oi  Cotton Goods, Slash Prices 331-3 Per Cent—Ford  Gives a Warning  a

“OVERNMENTS “LAYING DOWN ON THEIR 0B   Of Rehabilitating Their Counirie: Financially and Commercially.

CHARGES EUROPE. IS"LAYING DOWN” ~— ONITS REAL JOB   Federal Reserve Board Criticises European Governments.   REHABILITATION BEING NEGLECTED   Remarkable Bulletin Issued Today Hits Europe For Its Slowness.

DROP LIBEL SUITS   Former Corporation Commissioner Carnahan Now With San Diego Mayor in Oil Proposition

HAD 10 PURCHASE HOMES OR MOVE   Cost of Construction Curtail: Building Operations in City of Pittsburgh.

LEON TROTZKY NOW AP LIPAU   Sovlet Minister of War Preneres for  Winter Camparicn.

ASSESSING OFFICERS TO MEET.   lndiana Taxing Officers Have Meeting at Indianapolis.

ASSESSING OF       STO. MEET.   = ' Rigg Indiana, Taxing Officers :‘Have Meet: ing at) Indianapolis.

AP. CRICS NEVER SLEEP, BUT WHO CARES   President Noyes Tells of the World’s Greatest News gathering Agency.   CANNOT BE BOUGHT   OR COAXED TO LIE   Associated Press Gives the News Without Bias or Prejudice.

FAIR TO EVERY CANDIDATE IS A.P.’S SLOGAN   PRESIDENT NOYES REVEALS FEW OF THIS GREAT NEWS SERVICE’S TROUBLES.

HEAD OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PAYS TRIBUTE TO NEWS MEN; TOASTS PRESIDENT WILSON

ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTED OFFICERS   NOYES SAID THE ASSOCIAT ED PRESS STANDS FOR ACCURACY   But Every Season of the Year is Open Season for Those Who Criticize

SSOGIATED PRESS. PLAYS NO FAVORITES   SIMPLY GIVES THE NEWS AS IT HAPPENS—ADDRESS OF ITS PRESIDENT.

ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTED OFFICERS   NOYES SAID THE ASSOCLAT.ED PRESS STANDS FOR ACCURACY   TOAST TO PRESIDENT      But Every Season of the Year is Open Season for Those Who Criticize

IN ANNUAL MEETING AT NEW YORK, NOYES CITES FACTS,   ! 4  Paints ta: Accuracy of Reports: and ; Sneeest Despite all Efforts of  ! Critles, 

ASSOCIATED PRESS’ TOAST TG RESTORED HEALTH OF PRESIDEN}   President Noyes Defend: A. P. in Open Season for Critics.

ASSOCIATED PRESS MEETING INN   President as Usual Makes Toast to President of the United States, — Partisan News Policies _Absolutely

EDITORS ARE IN SESSION   Associated Press Members Hear Fine Address by President Noyes.

NEWS RECEIVED FROM TURKEY EFEBCTS: DELAY _OE-“ CONTEST. < IN - TREAS

IMPORTANT WEINESS IN A TEXAS SUIT IS PRISONER  “IN THE “NEAR EAST

DELEGATION TO CHICAGO MAY BE UNINSTRUCTED   BATTLE NG WAGED BY PRESID L ASPIRANTS PROVING WARM , ,   THREE CANDIDATES BOOMS ARE STARTED   Politicians Fear Delegation Scramble May Detract From Vital State Issues.

WiULL GET INDIANA'S THIRTY VOTES   ‘our Separate Presidential Campaigns Waged in the State.

TEXAN WOULD PREVENT. — JAPANESE LAND OWNING   Member of’ State Senate Bays Ho: Wil - Intreduce Bilt Modeled After Oall- . fornia, Legislation

MEASURE TO BLOCK JAPANESE COLONY   Bill Will Be Introduced in Legislature. = -

ANTI-JAPANESE BILL IN TEXAS   Measure Patterned on California Law to Be Introduced in the Next Session.

PAUPOSEo BILL  TU PREVENT JAP COLONIES HERE   BILL PATTERNED AFTER CALI FORNIA LEGISLATION TO BE  INTRODUCED IN TEXAS.

Heavy Dam-= age as Result of Big Strike   Pittston Scene of Much Disotder on Account of Men Remaining at Work, Rioting Spreadirg

Eeactionary Coup Extends t: Barerian Capital Where _ Froops Control.   ALLIES JGNORE REGIME     While Tuited States Troops on Raine Are Still Cnder Foch They Will Nat Aet . Vithont {nstenetiony From Wilson: Bolsheyiki Reported Busy.

TROOPS CONTROL MUNICH,   Socialist Government Resigns— landtag to Form New Gov-

Factories and Stores in Lewi:ton and Auburn Close While Employes Assist the Street Railway To Open Up Its Lines.

IOWA'S HOG CROP FAR SHORT OF PRECEDING YEA   Statistics Show There Were 433,00 Fewer Animals Baised in 1919 than in 1918   AVERAGE FRICE PER HEAD MUCH LESS THAN YEAR AG   Conditions in Iowa, Similar to Those of Other Stetes—No Reasor Given for Decline

HOG RAISING ON DECLINE   Annual lowa Live Stock Report Shows Decrease In Number of Pork. ers In State,

“ HOBDECI INE   Live Sivek Report ‘Shows Decrease Pork Produétion and Prices . in Towa

SOCIALISTS WILL NOMINATE DEBS   Seymour Stedman of Chicago Likely to Be Party’s Candi“date for Vice-President.

POLISH WOME TIME UP ARM   Will Defend Vilna From the Bolsheviki Army at all Costs.

ONE POINT HINDERS CESSATION OF FIGHTING   Ruhr Central Committe Can't Agree With Berlin on Munitions

RUHR DIT AIGT REVOLUTIONIGTS AGGEPT DEMANDS   Germany Gives Assurance Will Not Send More Troops Than Allowed.

PEACE BELIEVED NEAR IN GERMAN}   Communists Have Accepted All But One Of the Govern ment’s Terms.

FOE AGREES TO RESPECT ALLIES   Assurances Given by Germar Government no More Troops Go Into Ruhr. —   FRENCH ARE INDIGNANT

GERMANS WILL STOP FIGHTING   All Stipulations Relative to Cessation of Hostilities Are Accepted.

Passed the Senate Taday and Having Been Passed by House Goes tt Conference.

Railroad Operation  Deficiency Bil   Passed the Senate Today and Having Been Passed by House Goes to Conference.

BERLIN POLICE IN GREAT RAD ARREST ALIENS   Numerous Russians Are Among Those Detained by Authorities.

Workmen’s Conference Proposes That Fighting Be Discontinued, Both Sides Withdraw and Leave Neutral Zone—Wesel Cut Off From Rest of Country by Anti-Government Forces.

WILSON TO ACT PERSONALLY IN MEDIATOR TASK   Agent He ie Appoints Wil  Keep on if Work Is Not IMAwe NEHER A

WILSON’S ACTION PERSONAL   State Department at Washington Cor. rects Impression on Choice of Mediator.

State Department Officials Say Misconstruction js Put on First Statement as to President’s Undertaking   WORD FROM BRAZIL AND SPAIN MAY BE AWAITED

WILSON WILL SELECT. PERSONAL MEDIATOR   Misconstruction Placed or ’ Statement, say Officials,

ARMENIAN PLAN IS EXPLAINED   WILSON WILL ACT PERSON ALLY IN APPOINTING MEDIATOR.

ANCIENT MARINER   OQutdone By Recent Trip of “Presi dent Wilson”

DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN WILL FIGHT DEC. 14   NEW YORK COMMISSION HA: GIVEN PERMISSION FOR BOUT

MATCH DEMPSEY WITH BRENNAN FOR 15 ROUNDS   HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP TO DEFEND CROWN AT NEW YORK DECEMBER

EUROPE HAG BUT TWO OUT OF SIX   Vice Presidents Elected by League Assembly  A COLORFUL SESSION   Pictueresque Features are Furnished by Delegates from Japan, Norway and Switzerland — Rumors of Pre-Arranged Programs are Denied From Two Sourrec

LEAGUE COMPLETES ITS ORGANIZATION   Non-European Nations Draw Four of Six Vice Presidents Selected by Geneva Assembly

Non-European ‘Countries Given Four of Six Vice-Presi dencies of League    ALPHONSE AND GASTON ACT CHARMS DELEGATES   British Representatives Make It Clear That They Appear For Selves Only

LEAGUE ELECTS 6 VCE PRESIDENTS   Assembly Compietes Organiza tion in Agitated Ses Session.

LEAGUE ELEGTS 6 VICE PRESIDEN   Japan, Argentina, Canada ani Brazil, Non-European Nations Honored.

ORGANIZATION OF LEAGUE OF AINTIONS COMPLETED   Six Vice. Pres sidents Were Elected  Vesterday

LEAGUE BODY ORGANIZATION NOW COMPLETE   TWO SOUTH AMERICANS, ONE CANADIAN, AND A JAP ELECT ED VICE-PRESIDENTS

ORGANIZATION OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY [5 NOW COMPLETE   Six Vice Presidents Elected Who Form Part Of Executive Committee.   FOUR V-PRESIDENTS FROM NON-EUROPEAN NATIONS   Guiseppe Motta Elected To Office Of Honorary President Of Assembly.

Organization Chooses Six: Vice . Presi: -Pidents in “Soniewhat- Agiiated” , Session”. at-Geneya.. ~

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ALL SET.   Organization Completed by Electie ef Six Vice President.

RAILROAD STRIKE WILL NOT BE MADE GENERA!   Inf ormation from All Sources Said  to Indicate Strike Orders  Are Held Up.  :   EMPLOYES TO WORK AS LABGR BOARD PROCEEDS   13 AG SRST Re Be  Brotherhood Officials Leave Chi cago Satisfied With Conces ‘ sion Won on Point.   JULY 20 I8 CRITICAL DATE   Labor Leaders Say They Have Advised Men to Stay on Job Until That Time.

SLOWLY EATING THEMSELVES UF   Cork Prison Officials Describes Condition of Hunger Strikers.

WALES PRINCE AT BERMUD:   To Take. Port: In Geremonies of Ber. muda’s Tercentenary. of Sait. ing of: Filgrims.  .

WALES PRINCE AT BERMUDA   To Take Port in Ceremonies of Ber. muda’s Tercentenary of Sailing of Pilgrims.

TILH STRIKE IN PIRANCY   AML Workers: in Runbaty nnd Tar colng Disteleh Wark Out.

AST, LOUIS HOTEL 6TRIKE.   It Affects Restaurants and Clubs, Too —YRaetlt+ af Mnan fhan

British Soldiers Mingle With Mourners at Final Funeral Servira.   SOME TROUBLE REPORTEN   Outbreaks in Southern Ireland Result in Death of, Six Policeman.

HIS REMAINS WERE LAW Td HEST IN CORK CEMETERY, GRAVE COVERED WITH  FPLOWERS   AN ARCHBISHOP AND TWO BISHOPS CONDUCTED RERVIVES

M‘SWINEY REMAINS GIVEN FINAL HONORS   BURIED IN THE CORK CEMETERY WITH WILITARY HONORS THOUSANDS ATTEND

MAC SWINEY BURIED QUIETLY AT COR}   Big Gathering at the Cemetery and Along the Streets But the Best of Order Prevailed.

VIACSWINEY LAID QUIETLY TO REST AT CORK SUNDAY   No Disturbances Attend Funer al. Though Thousands of Spectators Are Present.

FLOWERS COVER MSWINEY GRAVE   Tn the Cork Cemetery Where if Wa: Laid: to Rest Sunday

WOOD-HARDING ROW COST EACH $100,000   Ghia Editor Tells Insive of Primary: Fight.

STATE CONTESTS RECEIVE AIRING   SCOPE AND RESULTS OF THE SENATE CAMPAIGN EXPENSE INQUIRY.

HOW MORSE-BABLER SPENT THE MONEY   STATE CHAIRMAN COLE RECETY Ph MONEY FROM HARDING,   JOHN ALBUS GOT $2,200   Both of the Reputican Leaders Testified Yesterday Before the Senate Committee,

INVESTIGATION NOW TURNED TO STATE CONTEST   Wood-Harding © Fight Fo Ohio Cost $100,000 Each—Wolfe.   PROBE WILL CONTINUE AFTER G. 0. P. MEET

LOWDEN AND WOOD CAMPAIGN FUNDS TRACED IN SENATE INQUIRY, OHIO EDITOR 1S QUESTIONEL   Investigation of Preconvention Presidential Expenditures Turns Back to Contests in 1 Tn dixeAnal States. he

Robert Moore Says He Still Has Lowden Money Given to Him by Bable?

ASKS ENGLAND TOR TRUTH ON IRELAND   Representative Mason Appeals — t League of Nations to Induce Hritish to Aet,

Appeal Made to League af Nations to Induce British Goverment to Re late Facts.

Majority Socialists Lead Firs! Republican Reichstag; Von Bernstorff Defeated.

MAJORITY: SOCIALISTS LEADING IN GERMANY   Elections Show That They Have Thirty-four Seats, While Independents Have 24 and German Peoples Party 95. — Bernetorff Loses.

ELECTION: IN GERMANY   Majority: ‘Socialists Win 34 Seats - in Reichstag.   independents Carry Berlin—Munich te Won by the Communiete— Eraberger Victor.

TUCIALIG To QTAIN HO OPLIT oEATS IN TEU TON REIGHSTAG   Count von Bernstorff, Runninc as Nationalist, Beaten in German Elections.

SUCEALISTS WIN   In German E.ection They Secure $e Scats, First keports Show 

Comunists Make Poor Showing On Face of Returns From German Flection.

COMMUNISTS LOSE IN: GERMAN ELECTIONS   Socialists Get Majority. of Reichstag Seats; _ Democrats, ‘Nationalists. Centrists Others

CEN OTE TE SAMS      anvass Made’ of. Vote Cas! “Sunday ‘For. First Repub-Hican Reicistag.-

EBERT SOCIALISTS LEAD IN VOTE   No Pariy Has Majority in Gere man Reichstag Election

SERMANS OMO THIER COMMUNIST HOPES   First Republican Election Finds But 2 Members Chosen. —Socialists Name 58.

SOCIALISTS ARE ELECTED IN GERMANY   Largest Vote is Cast By Socialist Parties For Reichstag Seats.

City of Berlin Gives Independent Socialists Largest Vote of Any of Parties; Count Von Bernstorff is Defeated

“King of -Hoboes” Starts War On Influenza   Jeff Davis Volunteers His Services  to Health Commissioner  in New York.

HE SCORNS SEPARATE  PEAGE PLAN   In Accepting Nomination Candidate Gives 12,000 Words To League of Nations   ATTITUDE OF GOV. COX ON 4 ISSUES

Specia ongrensiannt ‘Election in’ Thivd District: Already Avaite 3 ing Much Interest. «

DECLINE IN WHEAT, PRICES DUE IN - PART 10 WORLD— WIDE CONDITIONS   Federal Trade Commission Assigns i) even Specific Causes; President Has ' Certain Powers

WHEAT TULUHE RADE 16 BEING ATTACKED BY TRADE COMMISSION   President Has Not Power to Shut Out Wheat Imports But He Can Regulate Fu ture Exchange Activities the, DD. a1 DD nw nunta % .

PRESIDENT NOT ABLE TD STOP WHEAT IMPORT   Federal Trade Committe  Says Trading in Futures Can Be’ Halted.   Canada and U.S. Must Compete So Embargo Not Advisable.

FUTURE TRADING CAUSED DECLINE INWHEAT TRADING   Democrats to Oppose Rushing Through of So-Called Emergency Bill Before Holidays.   TERMED TARIFF MEASURE   Proposed Legislation Would Stcp Future Trading in Wheat.

GRAIN PIT [S HARD HIT   TRADE REPORT SAYS WILSON CAN END “FUTURES.”   Federal Commission Calls Such Deals Gambling—President Cannot Stop Wheat imports.

RULES PRESIDENT MAY HANDLE WHEAT   FEDERAL TRADE COMMIS: SION SAYS HE CAN NOT SHUT OUT IMPORTS   GAMBLING [S CONDEMNED   Commissioner Asserts, However, That There Is No Evidence That Trading Sent the  , Prices Down.

PRESIDENT CAN CHECK GAMBLING   Has Authority To Restrair Wheat Speculation.

CANNOT SHUT OUT IMPORTS   Of Wheat, Commission Says of President in Special Report.   CAN STOP FUTURE TRADING, IS CLAIM   Suggests Congress Take Any  Necessary Regulatory Action.

URGES LEGISLATION TO MEET EMERGENCIES IN HANDLING OF WHEAT      PRESIDENTS AUTHORITY NOT SUFFICIENT TO “SHUT OUT WHEAT IMPORTS.”

Grain Imports Beyond Power of the President.   Commission Says Question {fs On for Congress; Doubts if Ban Would Help.

CANT RAR WHEAT   Grain Imports Beyond Power of the President.   Gommission Says Question ts On for Congress; Doubts If Ban_ Would Help,

COMMISSION URGES WHEAT TRADING ERD   DEALING IN FUTURES DECLARED OF NO SERVICE TO GRAIN TRADIC IN REPORT

WHEAT. REGULATION 1¢ {ID TA) PRESIDENT   Future Trading Can be Stopped “Under Lever Act Says “Donort. °

NO-LEGAL BAR FOR WHEAT IMPORTS 1a ARVIGE TO WILSON   Special Committee Report Has Slam at Futures Trading with Recommendation.   SAYS PRESIDENT CAN END BOARD OF TRADE GAMBLING   Commission Promises Special Report Later on Dealing With Speculators.

PRESIDENT IS UNABLE TO STOP IMPORT   Commission Suggeste, Limitations on Wheat  Selling. fb

PRESIDENT HAS POWER TO STOP SPECULATIONS   Federal Trade Commission Make: Special Report on Trading in Wheat   EXPLAINS FALL IN PRICES   Doubts Advisability of Barrin; Canadian Product; Blames Future Gambling

Cannct Shut Out Wheat Imports But May Be Able To Stop Future Trading.

NO AUTHORITY TO BAR GANADAWHEA   FEDERAL TRADE oun esios   CAN HANDLE FUTURES   Believed President Has Power Un der Lever Act to Stop Trading in Futures    General Conditions Declared Pay tial Cause of Decline of Wheat Prices Fe

PRESIDENT IS WITHOUT POWER   Such Is the Case as Regards Wheat Imports of This Country.

CANT ACT IN   FEDERAL COMMISSION MAKES: ry REPORT TO PRESIDENT.   SUGGESTS A REMEDY   U. S. SHOULD HAVE A SELLING > ORGANIZATION.   Commission Says Outlook for Increased World Supply Figures in Lowering Price of Cereal.

PRESIDENT CANNOT STOP WHEAT IMPORT SAYS GRAIN BOARL   Report Points, Out Executive’: Power io Stop Future Trading in Wheat   SUGGESTS CONSIDERATION: OF QUESTION BY CONGRESS   Regulatory Legislation Apart From War Power Advocated

GANTT SHUT OUT” ~ WHEAT IMPORTS   President Without Power 7 at Present.   EFFECT OF FUTURES -' (ON GRAIN PRICES   ‘Trade Body Makes Special ' > .* Report. -

BAR CANADAWHEAT   SO REPORTS TO THE  FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION PRESIDENT   CAN HANDLE FUTURES   Believed President Has Power Un. der Lever Act to Stop Trading © in Futures   General Conditions Declared Partial Cause of Decline of Wheat  Prices )

Hoo aMAGHING TOWARD PRUSoI   Reds Drive Through Pole Forces South of Duna.   PREDICT MOVE FROM WARSAW   Berlin Papers Report Poles Wil! Change Seat of Government— Yanks Asked to Fight BolshevikiVolunteers Forming.

FOLES ASK YANKS TO FIGHT “REDS”   Request Made to American Flying Club for Tweive _ Aviators.   RUSS “HEAR EAST PRUSSIA   Smashing Through Polish Forces South ef Duna—General Budenny Is ° Advariging in the Direc. tion of Lemberg.

WISCONSIN THE ILLIN TARGE]   THE ILLINOIS BOYS BATTLE BADGERS TODAY AT MADISON,

ILL. U. GETS RECORD SEND OFF LEAVING FOR BADGER FORT   Bob Zuppke and Team of 25 Men Cheered by Thousands at Station as Team Left to Madison—Confident of Victory, Bob Savs.

MOONSHINERS ARE EASY TO ARREST   Feud-like Spirit Dies With — Inproacad Pubtin Snirit

AINTUCK’S “MOONSHINERS”   Nabbing ‘Ehem Now Mneh  Basier Matter Phan Romantic Pictures  Seen in Movies,

DRIVING BACK POLES   Russian Forces Five Miles From Calarien Brantier

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   weoree BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.  eo   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Final Account Filed.

WON CROSS COUNTRY      Four Kansas Men Finished First' at Norman Today

Towns Swept Away in a Wide Minnesota Section.   CLOUDBURSTS COME AFTER   Rivers Are Swollen and Floods Cut Off Traffic.

FOUR KILLED DY TORMADUC IN MINNESOTA   Every Building in Town of Castle Rock Is Reported Razed; .12 Injured

MINNESOTA IS SWEPT BY TORNADOES   FOUR KILLED AND A DOZEN INJCRED—TWO FEET OP WATER RUNNING IN THE STRE =

A BAD DAY FOR SHIPPING   TWO STEAMERS ABANDONED OFT THE ATLANTIC COAST.   Another Iy Without Radder in a Gale. aud a Fourth, Deserted by Crew, is Found io Sinking Con- ; dition Off Ireland, oe

STEAMER IS ABANDONED.   Vessel Has Become Menace te Navigation——Captain and Crew Transferred.

TURKS TO PROTECT YANKS   Chief of Nationaliste Says at in Marash Are Safe and’ emey

TURKS TO PROTECT YANKS   Chief of Nationalists Says Americans in Marash Are Safe and Enjoying Themselves.

SHIPPING BOARD OFFERS GERMAN SHIPS FOR SALI   Giant Liner Leviathan Among 3¢ Seized Tenton Vessels Which Will Be Sold.

1), §, WILL SELL a SEIZED SHIPS   LARGEST STEAMER AFLOAT IN CLUDED IN LIST OF VESSELS FOR SALE.   GO ONLY TO AMERICANS   Proposals for Purchase May Be Filed Up to January 20—Many First-Olass Liners,

TO SELL GERMAN SHIPS   Thirty Liners Seized Duving War te Be Disposed Of.  eee a ae

  SHILED BY "AMERICA   DURING THE .WAR OFFERED FOR SALE TO _ AMERICAN BUYERS.    Thirty Former German V. Ves . sels, Including Leviacnan _and: George Washington, Put on the Market by the Shinning: Board.

Leviathan and Other German Vessels Offered for Sale by Shipping Board to Americans

BIG VESSELS FOR SALE.   Thirty Former German Passen ger Shipe, Including Leviathan, Offered by Board.

GERMAN SHIPS ON SALE.    Thirty Big Liners Wl be Sold te Ameriean Bidders. —  Tier bbe b mec ntantnct Yenc %'

FORMER GERMAN SHIPS TO BE SOLD   Shipping Board Will Dispose of 30 Liners Once Pride of Hun Passenger Fleet   LEVIATHAN IS ONE   Proposals for Their Purchase Will Be Received Only From American Buyers

BIG GERMAN LINERS ARE OFFERED FOR SALE   Shipping Board Wants to Sell to American Buyers the Leviathan, the George Washington and Other Passenger  Vaeceala z

SELL F ORMER GERMAN SHIPS   Gigantic Lovinthan, Agamemnon aad. George Washington Of: : fered by Shipping Mourad

30 SHIPS OFFERED AMERICAN-BUYERS   leviathan, Georga_ Washington “and Other Fine German Ves calc Ara Inzehidaan

GERMAN SHIPS ~ ARE FOR SALE   Vessels Were Seized by United States During the World War

WILL NOT GIVE A REHEARING   REQUESTS FOR REHEARING WERE MADE BY. A COMMITTRER OF FIVE UNION LEADERS. +

KILLED DROVE OF SNAKES ON BURLINGTON JCT. ROAD   Eugene Himphrey Locates Nest o Thirty Reptiles Recently and Maccuere< the Tat.

roRMER BASEBALL MAGNATE   William HW, Whitaker, of Old Philadelohia Athictics, Dies,

Vermont Man Sentenced to Life Imprisonment; Jury Out Since Last Evening.   Nurse Who Sent Him Love Notes and Veiled Woman WhoHaunts Jail Puzzle Officers.

POISONS WIFE, FOUND GUILTY   PRISONER RECEIVED WORD OF DEATH SENTENCE WITH LITTLE SHOW OF FEELING

DATE DEFINITELY FIXED ‘OR LOCAL CHAUTAUQUA   Ernest Gamble Concert Co. Among Musical Organizations Booked.

D: ATE DEFINITELY FIXED OR LOCAL CHAUTAUQE        Ernest Gamble Concert Co. Among Musical Organizations Booked.  

LINER ASHORE OFF AMBROSE CHANNEL   Rough Seas Prevent Aid from  Reaching "Princess Anne"  " Wheak 404 Abnard

TAPANESE ; THREAT TO CHINA   Warned of Muturc Wrath to Come if Ravreceoett Continavses.

HE BLAMES DANIELS PROCRASTINATION FOR UNREADY NAVY   Capt. Palmer Testifies That Secretary Could Not See Need of Reserves   After 1917. Though, Witness Says His Chief Was Aiding Aiding Enlistments

SHORTAGE OF MEN CHARGED YP TO DANTELS   ANOTHER NAVY MAN TES: TIMES THAT HIS’ CHIEF PROCRASTINATED! “ e   Ordered Enrollment to Cease But the Instructions Were trnored by Bureau.

RECAUITS NOT QULIGITED BY DANIELS, CLAIM   Serious Shortage of Personnel Big ‘Handicap in War’ Navigation Chief Says.

SHORTAGE OF MEN FIRST HANDICAF   Capt. Palmer Testifies Before Senate Committee in Navy Investigation   SEC’Y DANIELS IS BLAMED   States Secretary Against the Building of a Larger Reserve Force

oEC'Y DANIELS UNDER FIRE AT PROBE HEARING   Dilatory Methods Caused Ser ious Personnel Shortage, Says Navigation Bureau Chief.

MAN SHORTAGE HIT NAVY HARD   Oasat of Mevigation Testifies to Benali Persounel  Whom War Opened

BLAMES DANIELS FOR SHORTAGE IN NAVY PERSONNEL   Former Bureau Chief Tells Committee of Secretary’s Attitude.   CABINET OFFICIAL SAID NAVY ° HAD T00 ‘MANY RESERVES   Declares Daniels Says H Does Not Remember Issuing Order.

DELAY OF DANIELS WAS EMBARRASSING FOR QUR NAVY   Navy Secretary Procrastinated Officer Tells Senate Committee.   HE STOPPED RECRUITTING   And At the Time When Navy Was Short Thousands of Men to Mann Ships.

Initial Handicap of Navy In The War Was Lack of Men, Wai Time Chief of Bureau of Navigation Testified Before Sen "ate Committee—Accused Daniels of Ordering Enrollment in Naval Reserves Stopped When Men Were Needed.

NAVY RECRUITING STOPPED, GHARGE   Navigation Chief Says Work 0 Enrollment Kept Right On, Tho, Men Being Needed.   WAR:ON. BUT. SECRETARY SAID “WE’VE TOO MANY’   His procrastination Cause of Personnel Shortage That Handicapped, Allegation.

SHORTAGE OF MER SAID WAS NAVY'S HANDICAP   DANIELS RESPONSIBLE BECAUSE OF PROCRASTINATION, CAPTAIN TELLS COMMITTEE.

YET ANOTHER OFFICER RAPS SEC. DANIELS   Secretary is Blamed for Shortage of  Personnel.

Sec. Daniels Blamed for Shortage of Men in Navy im Early Stages of Wa

SIMS BACKED BY CAPT. PALMER   Navigation Officer Says Navy Department * Fell Down

DANELS SLOW 10 REALIZE fIANGFR   {OPPOSED PLANS TO INCRI FIGHTING STRUNGTH NAVY CHARGED BY  CAPT. PALMER

DANIELS BLANC FOR onDAT Abt IF NAVY MEN   W ar Time Chief Says Sec retary Did Not Appreciate Necessity.   OBTAINED FORCES DESPITE ORDERS   Declares, However, Nava Head Helped All He Could During War.

BLAMES DANIELS FOR LACK OF MEN   Navigation Chief Says Secretary Delayed Recruiting.

UAPTAIN De SCRIBES NAVY'S HANDICAPS   Says Shortage of Personne Was Initial Obstacle.   NAVAL OFFICER TESTIFIES.   Palmer Blames'Daniels Because of His ‘‘Procrastination”’ Prior to Entry of United States Into War—-Declares Secretary Cpposed Building Uy Strone Reserve Force.

SAYS SHORTAGE UF MEN WAS HAV!’} INITIAL HANDICAP   Testimony Given by Chief of Bureau of Navigation   START SECOND INQUIRY

SHORTAGE OF MEN —TNTTIAL HANDICAP   Blamed on “Procrastination” of Daniels.

OAYS DANIELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SHORTAGE   OF MEN IN THE NAVY AT THF DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE UNITED STATES.   Secretarv Opposed Buildine Up Naval Reserve And Pyocrastinated In Other Vital Matters.

SECRETARY OF NAVY SCORED   Did Not Appreciate Necessity for Training Men, Says Witness

SAYS NAVY LAGKED MEN TO CONDUCT OPERATIONS   ‘Naval Authcrity Declares Procrasti ation by Daniels Was Largely Re sponsible. ,

WITNESS BLAMES NAVY SECRETARY   Personnel Shortage Due tc Proscrastination on His Part, Palmer Declares

DANIELS RESPONSIBLE FOR SERIOUS SHORTAGI   Secretary of Navy’s Methods Are Again Severely Criticized Before Senate Committee.   CAPTAIN PALMER WITNESS   Asserts His Superior Refused t Heed Advices to Increase Personnel.

PROCRASTINATION OF DANIELS HANDICAPT NAVY, SAYS PALME   Secretary Couldn’t Realize Need for Training Men, Bureau Chief Charges.

ANOTHER SWAT FOR JOSEPHUS   Wartime: Chief of Navigatior Says Secretary’s Procras_~ tination Was Handican.   IBLAMED FOR -SHORTAGE

, ‘War-Time Chief ¢ of. Bureau of Navigation Says “Secretary’s Procrastination Caused Personnel Shortage —   CHARGES. INABILITY TO . - EORESEE NECESSITIES   Witness, Declares Congress Not to. “Blame as It Met Every . Demdnd Put on It by the De* partment

DANIELS UNABLE 10 SEE NEED FOR ANY RESERVE SAILORS   Not Enough h -Tyained'Men To Man Ships When: War With Germany Was Declared; Says Palmer.   TRAINING STATION. CRAMPED

NAVY NOT UP TO PEACE oTANDARE AT OUTBREAK Ut  WAR, 1S CLAIM   Witness Alleges There Was a Shortage of Reserves, Officers and Enlisted Men When Conflict Began,   RESPONSIBILITY UP TO DANIELS, CLAIM   Songress Not To Blame, As lt Gave Everything the Department Asked For, Says Capt. L. 0, Palmer,

NAVY HANDICAPPED BY DANIELS ofYa CAPTAIN PALMER   Chief of Bureau of Navigatior Blames Secretary for  Shortage of Men.   OPPOSE NAVAL RESERVE

PALMER TAKES A SHOT AT DANIELS   Seeretary’s “Procrastination” Was Responsible For Serious Shortage In Personnel.

DANIELS LAGKED KEENFORESIGHT   ‘Procrastination of Secretary’ Responsible for Personnel Shortage.   CAPT. PALMER ON STAND

ANOTHER NAVAL OFFICER SCORES SECRETARY FOR HIS SLOWNESS   Shortage of Personnel Big Handicap, Says Capt. Palmer.   DANIELS OPPOSED STRONG RESERVE   Investigation . of Re moval of Fletcher Is Started.

NEW SLAMS AT SECY DANIELS IN NAVAL PROBE   Capt. Palmer Says Delays or Secretary’s Part Were Serious.   TRAINED MEN WERE LACKING EARLY IN WAE   Witness Said Congress Wa: Not to Blame for the  Shortage.

SHORTAGE IN NAVY, DUE TO DANIELS      Captain Palmer Says Secretary Was Procrastinator. Was First Handicap.   HE STOPPED RECRUITING   Qe EE  Thought Navy Had Too Many Re- serves. But Navigation Bureau Went Right Ahead,

STILE HITTING AT SECRETARY DANIELS   Captain Lansing Says He - Stopped Enlistments When They Should Have Been   Raraveassa.

DANIELS 1S FURTHER FLAYEN FOR BELAY   Capt. Palmer Tells of Way Secretary of Navy Put. Action Off. ~~

HUSCRASTINATION OF SEGAETARY DANIELS DELAYEN PREPARATION      ANOTHER WITNESS TESTIFIES IN CRITICISM OF NAVY DE PARTMENT DURING WAR,

DANIELS WAS SLOW 1S CHARGE BY DAT MER   Another Naval Official Declares Secretary of War Neglected Vital Plans For War.   ORDERS NOT OBEYED      Shortage of Personnel at Reginning of War Due to Dan. iels Says Captain.

MAN SHORTAGE IN NAVY LAID TO SEGRET AR)      War-Time Chief. of Navigatior Bureau Says Daniels Procrastinated,

DANIELS WAS SLOW '$ CHARGE BY PALMER   Another Naval Official Declares Secretary of War Neglected Vital Plans For War.  i ae a a a a = = eg   ORDERS NOT OBEYED   Shortage of Personnel at Re ginning of War Due to Dan iels Says Captain.

DANIELS BLAMED BY PALMER FOR HOLDING UP NAVY   NAVIGATION BUREAU HEAD GIVES STORY   Yells of Alleged Difficulties Encountered Before United States Jeined With the Alling

BERLINSWEATS GVER PROBABLE TO THE FRENCH   Rumor That Krupp Works Will Be Policed By The , Poilus Stirs Huns   PRESS IS VITRIOLIC   Says Millerand Is More Valuable Aid To Reds Than Lenime

GERMAN REDS TO MAKE CAPITAL OF THE FRENCH MOVE   THE GOVERNMENT ITSELF MAKES FORMAL PROTEST, BUT IT IS WEAK.   RUHR DISTRICTS ARE BEING SMOOTHED QUT

“ESSEN THE SEAT OF GREAT KRUPP WORKS   RUHR DISTRICT NOW OCCUPIED

Germany Will Hold Up Troop Movement; French Disregard Wilson Note

Pledge Made To Send F On With Coasent Ot Allied Powers   MILLERAND IGNORES Wil

GERMANS PROMISETO HOLD BACK TROOPS   French Government Was Read: to Occupy Teuton Towns, Is Report.

GERMANS PROMISE THEY WILL BE GOOD       WI Not Send Troops Into Ne Zones Without Permission of the Atties,

HUN FORGE IN RUT {5 A MENAGE   Millerand Balks While Wilson Approves   Chancellor Mueller Ad. dresses Reichstag

GERMANY MAKES ANOTHER PLEDGE   Charge Affairs at Paris Says Germany Will Send ~ No Troons Without Permission:   FRANCE READY TO. ACT

TO INVESTIGATE RETUSAL.   : of Texas Railroad Commission to Per: mit Traffic Increase.

BSIGGGER FUTURE SEEN FOR MEXICAN CONTROL   By RALPH H. TURNER (United Press Staff Correspondent)

SINKING OF EARTH AT GENOA CAUSE OF FATAL QUAKE   Enormous Crater Emit ting Smoke And Sulphur At Florence.

ANOTHER: CHECOTAH® - BANK To. OPEN   Guaranty. State Bank Will Open For Business. About ‘Sep: %

ANOTHER CHECOTAH BANK.   Guaranty -State Bank will Open For Business About Sep-  * tember First.

SLED RUNS IN FRONTCAR AT 5TH & CEDAR   Robert Jacobs, Aged 10, Was  Coastmg down Cedar— Driver Of Auto Absolved Frony Blame.

ANTLALCOHOLISTS MEET AT CAPITAL   Nearly 1,500 Official Represent atives Present at International Congress.

ANTI-ALCOHOLISTS. “OF ENTIRE WORLD RATHER AT CAPITAL   World Scientists, Economists anc ~Ory Advocates Attend Wash‘inaton Congress.

SHELBY CO. FARMERS: RE-ELECT OFFICER:      MAURICE DOUGLAS SPEAKS Aq7 MORNING SESSION OF ANNUAL COUNTY MEETING.   LANGUAGE! OF THE COLLAR   Jokn Dyer, {Principal Speaker for Meeting, [Predicts Settlement of Unrest -in Agviculture ~ Conditions.

OFFICERS WERE ELECTED TODAY   ‘Scott Meiks Again Named to  Head Shelby baci Farmers: 1 Association.   GOOD CROWD AT MEETING       Addresses Made by Jobin: N  Dyer, Maurice Dougias~* : Mrs. Moris Drake-.

SEN. GORE BEHIND IN OKLA. PRIMARY   DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR SEN _ ATOR IS AHEAD MORE THAN  20,000 VOTES.

Scattered Precincts Throughout Oklahoma Give Con: gressman 2-to-1 Lead Over Present Incumbent Who Seeks Renomination—Heavy Vote Cast in Cities’ But Returns Reported Slowly. 

seater ansecnre sc ecb s eet ne HtOR cide, lee SATE RNA A AAD SAORI EA EPS ,  our OF ESCAPE PROOF PRISON,  ewe Convicts Sx vw w ay to Freedom at

MRS. OTTERSON ENJOYED TRIP   Accused Apparently Not Moved by Visit to the Scene of Murder.   JURORS ALSO VIEW REGION

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALME]   Denies AHegation, Made by the State's District vorner,

PALMER DENIES HOYNE CHARGES       L Chi Premature and Cpset Govermnesn  Butimated T go Raids Wer  Mans—Predkict ‘That Nearly Al Arrested Will Be Freed.

STATE’S ATTORNE INSTRUMENTAL RARICAL ROUNOL   PALMER DENIES CHARGES 0 FAILURE TO HELP IN WORK.   Raids May Have Been Prematur   Federal Agents Planned on Comple Gathering up of the © Agitators.

BY ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER   That Department of Justice Failed to Aid in Chicago Radical Raids.

POLICE AND STATE OFFICERS ARREST 278 ALLEGED REDS   Dispute Arises in Which Attorne Says Federal Authorities Interfere

TY. GEN. IS ACCUSED 0 ALURE T -CO-OPERAI   Palmer Kepiies To Sta Attorney Declaring 1 Raid Was Premature Says Chicago Raid Small Matter In 1 National Plan — Mi Than‘ 200 - Arrested — Chicess Raid

ENORMOUS CROWD ATTEND FUNERAL Ur HUNGER oT RIKER   Telegram Sent By Starving Mayor Of Cork Tuesday.

- BIG CROWD ATTENDS   Funeral of Sinn Fein Hunger Striker —Mesrage Frem MucSwiney,

20 BRINE YANKS WEDDING ABROAD ORDERED 101.4   No More Marriages, Is Orde! as Bachelor Is Preferable for Duty in Germany.

YANKS BRING WIVES HOME   Mon Without Ties in Germany Are Best Soldiers, Army Decides

Contended That Married Men Do Not Make Good Soldiers —— 250 Soldiers in Germany  ave Married European  Girls.

BAS MARRIAGE OF YANKS   United States Army Authorities Hold Troops in Germany Are Better Single.

SEND ALL MARRIED SOLDIERS TO U. 8.   ARMY AUTHORITIES FROWN ON DOUGHBOYS’ EUROPEAN MARRIAGES.

GERMAN WIVES TARNO.  American Soldiers No Langer Al towed to Marry While Abrond,

WONT REVEAL PLANS OF NAVY DEPARTMENT   Which Were Made Before the Entry of U. S. In World War Because of Advantage It Might Give Possible Fu ture Enemy in the Atlantic.

WON'T DIVULGE WAR PLAN,   Might Give Information to Future Enemy, Admiral Says

NAVY STRATEGY KEPT SECRET IN SENATE INGQUIR}   Announcement of Plan Might Put U. S. in Future pliers

WENT DIVULGE WAR PL    Might Give Infermation ta Pa  ture Enemy, Admiral Say:

A BLOW TO THE LW. W, ACCUSED   Fall to Prove Aggression on Part of Yauks at. Ceutralia,

DEFENSE FAILS TO PROVE I, W. W. HALL WAS RAIDED   Prosecutiaqn Scores in Day of Trial at Montesano, Wash.—Woman Said She “Saw” Raid.

TIRE BLAST KILLS CHILO   Boy’s Lung Torn to Pieces When He Bites Bubble on Automobile “he

KENTUCKY FARMERS ARE SEARCHING FOR NEGRO    Posse of Several Hundred Heavily  Armed After Man Who Assaulted Woman,

POSSE HUNTING NEGRE   $ COUNTIES BEING SEARCHED FOR N ALLEGED TO HAVE AULTED WOMAN.

KENTUCKY POSSES AUNT ASSAILANT   Hundreds With Guns, Pistols Pitchforks, Etc., Scour the Woods for Negro That At_tacked White Woman Near  engi some icd': mmr

STOCK REPORT    Market Unsettled. Reactions Extended. General Motors Uncertain.

LEAGUE DELEGATES ANXIOUS FOR HELP OF U. $. IN ARMENIA   F eeling of Members Toward New Appeal to Wilson Is One of Hope Rather Than Expectancy That the Request Will Be Granted.

DELEGATES HAVE NO EXPECTATION WILSON WILL ACT   No Complications If U. 5.  Would Act In Ar wid te.

——OOooOooeee  AWAIT WORD FROM U, S   REPLY FROM AMERICA EAGCRLY SOUGHT. BY LEAGUE.   ‘France May Be Requested to Intervene in Armenia if Wilson Refuses to Act.

ARMENIAN SITUATION DEMANDS ATTENTION   LEAGUE DELEGATES LOOK TO AMERICAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO ASSIST IN SOLVING THE BIG PROBLEM.

REQUEST WILSON TO BE MEDIATOR   SE  ‘Armenian Question Presents Embarrassing Situation For League.   COLBY WARNS ENGLAND

LEAGUE SEEKS AID OF WILSON IN FIXING ARMENIAN DISPUT   RESIDENT ASKED TO ACI ‘AS MEDIATOR IN SIT" UATION ABROAD.  eI PpAPH'S TOPE               cates at Geneva Have Little Hope of Acceptance ee 2 Nr ay,

EAB NATIONS INA QUANDAR)   WANT PRESIDENT WILSON 10 MEDIATE ARMENIA   NEEDS THE UNITED STATES   Rival niter€sts in Euvopo Make it Dit - ficult for Any Kuyopean Country to Act as Mediator ° g

WILSON TC MEDIATE.   Want Him to Handle ‘Armenian Situation to Relieve Them of Embarrassment

HOPING FOR SOME HELP   ‘Bot League of Nations Has Little Expectation of It.   ‘THE MATTER -OF ARMENIA   Not Believed ‘at Geneva That President Wilson Will Take ° ffand la HH.

LEAGUE DELEGATES  HOPING AMERICA WILL STEP IN AND  MEDIATE ARMENIA   Look With Longing Eye:  Toward President Wilton to Act as “Mediator” in. Knotty Question *—   SUCH ACTION WOULD RELIEVE SITUATION   ACTION OF UNITED STATES EXE‘CUTIVE WOULD RELIEVE EUROPE. FROM. PROTECTING UNFORTUNATE “COUNTRY.

INTERVENTION BY U.S, WOULD SOLVE-PROBLEM   Refusal Would Cause Worry Over Troubles For Nations of Europe.

EUROPE LOOKS: TO AMERICA TO SOLVE DISPUTE   ACCEPTANCE BY WILSON -TO ACT AS MEDIATOR IN  ARMENIAN SITUATION - RELIEF TO LEAGUE. ©:

HAS HOPES BUT THEY’RE FORLORN ONES   League of Nations Still Thinks United States Will Accept Armenia Guardianship.

LEAGUE ASKS FOR HELP IN ARMENI/   League Assembly at Geneva Hope: But Does Not Expect the U. S.: Will Assist

LEAGUE MILSIN. WILL ACCEPT TASK   Hlas Appealed To Him To Act As “Mediator la Armenian Situation.   DISTRUST ONE ANOTHER   Council Overrules Britain Re ”- garding Permanent Man‘date Commission.

LEAGUE MEMBERS HOPE. AMERICA WILL AGREE TO ARMENIAN MANDATE   Would Relieve Critical Situation; Think France Will Accept.

FRAME MA  Dt MEDIATOR SHULD Pa. Acro TUG   European Countries Toe Much Involved to Act, Is the Belief      SAY UNITED STATES IS LOGICAL ARBITER   League of Nations to Mee Again November 30, Savs Committee

HAROLD BELL WRIGHT.   Author of Many Novels Is Granted _a Divorce.

URK MUST RETIRE   Un MUol AICHE  PRESIDENT WILSON’S STAND ON TURKISH QUESTION 1S  POPULAR    SHOULD GET OT OF EUROPE        Question Now is Who is to Administer the Government in That Event

LAUGHS AT “HOLY WAR”   President Sees No Reason for Eng: land’s Alleged Uneasiness.

TENNESSEE MAY RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Members Nat Hitherto Recorded For latification Come Out For It.

12 Miulborn Deilars In Securities Are Stolen From Brokers in 1919

IN LIBERTY BONDS   600 Brokerage Firms in New Yorl Were Victims of Security Thieves During the Last Year.

$12,000,000-IN. BONDS STOLEN LAST YEAR   Liberty Bonds Were Taken ‘By Syndicated Criminal Organization, Operating in” a Number of Cities and Selling In New York. _

MANY PILGRIMS TO FRONT PORCt   THOUSANDS FROM MIDDLE WEST JOURNEY TO MARION,

PEOPLE FROM ALL PARTS U.S. VISIT HARDING   THIS IS “AMERICAN FIRST DAY ABOUT SENATOR’S FRONT PORCH IN MARION.   20.000 PERSONS ARE PRESENT   Special Trains Were Run from Sev. veral Ohio Citles—Many Foreign Birth Citizens Present.

BIG PARADE WILL BE PROGRAM FEATURE   Bands and Five Drum Corps Serenaded Senator's Home During Morning—Many Women In Delegation of es burg Voters.

THOUSANDS ARE ANDRE uED BY U.P. NOMINEE   ‘America First Day” Cere. monies Held In Marion Monday.   EXPECT 20 THOUSAND   Senator in Final Front Porch Talk, Honored By Big Crowd.

FRIENDS OF FREE SEEDS WIN    Anneal Fight in Lower Honse Reealts in Thetr Favor.  ’

Agreed on for Consideration of Sol. dier Bonus Legislation in House.

° PORE'’PRICE DROPS.’      Low Price of Hogs Reftected 11 Fresh Meat Cost.

Parsons: : Killed During ‘1919 Thin in Any Year‘Sitice.1898 and: “Less Number Injured.

6,978 KILLED BY RAILROADS DURING 1919   Statistics Show Gratifying Falling Off in Railway Accidents.

ARE LESS ACCIDENTS   Fewer Persons Killed on Railroad: Jiim Sinve 14908.

FEWER ARE KILLED ON U. S. RAILWAYS   Exceptional Record Set Last Year.

RAILROAD CASUALTIES.   ewer Persons Killed During 1919 Than _Aby-Xear Sines; 1893. ° :

RAIL DEATHS AT LOW MARK   Fewer Killed in Railway Accidents in 1919 Than in Any Year Since 1898.

DEVELOP SCANDAL OVER EXPENDITURE   BRITAIN BEING TREATED TC HEATED DISCUSSION OF CONFERENCE CASII

CHARGED WITH  EXTRAVAGANCE   Expense’ Bill for British Peace Delegates Causing Warm Time-. —

BRITISH PEACE  DELEGATION ta NOW ON CARPET   SEVERE CRITICISM OF EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF PEACE CONFERFEREES AT PARIS,

FOR ARMISTICH DAY         Chicago Mayor Calls Epon Cithens to Observe Anniversary.

TRYING TO GET MINORS TO. JOIN NEW ORGANIZATION   ‘CHICAGO TO CELEBRATE - “ARMISTICE. DAY TOMORROW

CHICAGO TO oTAND STILL IN TRIBUTE TO SOLDIER DEAD   At 11 O'Clock Vehicles and Cars to Stop, Pedestrians Will Halt, During Taps.

SILENT TRIBUTE   All Business to Cease for Minute in Chicago  *Tamarreur

The Former Empefor Moves More Freel;   Severe Restrictions On The Movements ¢ Former Emperor William of German; Somewhat Relaxed.

DUTCH RESTRICTION RELAXED   Fermer German Emperor Peallsing Dream of Country Gentleman.

DECLINE IN PRICES  EAPEOTED   People Have Reached Place Where They are Going to “Get Full Money Value.

Radical Revision Downward Extends From Automobile Prices To New England Cotion Goods—Steady Decline Has Begun, Says - Government Official—W ages And Production Not Affected

General Decline in Commodity Prices Predicted by Secretary of Commerce

~TENERAL  DECLINE IN’ COMMODITY PRICES FORECAST  As Resa of Reductions in Autos and Cotton Goods.

PREDICTS CUT IN  COMMODITY COSTS   Sharp Reductions In Price of Autos and Cotton Goods is Forerunner to General Decline, Says Cabinet Officer.

Two Women Burned to Death as Re sult of Explosion, Father Rescues Children

TWO BURNED TO DEATH, OTHERS ARE INJUREL   When Home Rurns-as Result of Try. Ing to Re-kindle Fire with: . Kerosene

2 DEAD, 1 INJURED WHEN HOME BURNS      KEROSENE STOVE EXPLOSION STARTS FLAMES

FIGUTING IN CHIHUAHUA  Ree  ps” Sena ses heen” Tee anne, eee leemgL

CROGKED WOK MORE WW DET   New ” Sensational Story 0! Graft and Bribe Offering in Shipping Interests.   SOME “‘REPAIR WORK’’ , COVERING BIG STEAL   The Graft of an American Of cial Ranthe Job Up to $100.C06.

Pillage of U. S. Vessel Charged At Ship Inquiry   Former Captain Testifies te Fraud Aboard Liner .at Rio de Janeiro

Investigation Of U.S 3. Shipping Board Reveals Bribery.   ‘CAPTAIN TESTIFIES    Declares Repair Work  Was Run Up To $100.000.

STORY OF GRAFT OFFERING PILLAGE =   Repairs to Vessel Amounting to $2, 000 Was Ran Up to $100,000.

TORY OF GRAFT 5 TOLD TODAY   {OMMITTEE GIVEN STARTLING FACTS   ‘gushing Pillaging of Vessel in Rio de Janiero.

NEW SENSATICN APPEARS IN SHIP BOARD HEARING   CAPTAIN CHAMBLISS TESTIFIES .THAT HIS VESSELS CARGO WAS SEIZED AND SOLD   WAS OFFERED BRIBE OF $100   Was Told That all The Other Captains of Mrchant Ships  Accepted. Bribe.

WILL DIVIDE INDEMNITIES   Damage Claims of Poland Will Be Considered at Later Date

PEPAKATIONS SETTLEVMPENT   DIVIsiON OF INDEMNITIES FROVI ATSTRIA. RBULGARYSA

} UTILITIES TO HAVE! HEARINGS AT THREE PLACES   { Five Madison County Cities Are Included at, Present,

CAMPAIGN MAPPED BY 6.0. P. GhIEFD   Republican Leaders Busy Arranging Fight for Harding.   HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO     Senator Johnson’s Old Quarters Are ‘Taken Over as Center of Nationalal Combat—Talk of Third Party Is Heard.

Genera! Wood Goes Down Fighting ~wfor the Honor, but Lowden Near End Heips Ohican Get 674 Votes —Massachucette Governor Receives Same Number.

: OP, CHIEFS ‘ MAP CAMPAIGN   .~eaders Are Busy in Chicago Arranging Plans for Senator Harding.   HEADQUARTERS PICKED OUT   Take Ojd Johnson Quarters at Chicago as Center of National Fight— Third Party Is in the Making.

PARTY CHIEFS ~ MAPPING OUT ~THECAMPAICN   Leaders Are Busy in Chicago Arranging Pians for Senator Harding.   HEADQUARTERS PICKED OUT   Take Olid Johnton Quarters at Chicago as Center of National Fight— Third Party Is in the Making.

THE FARMER IS  NO PROFITEER IS BELIEF OF NAT LCOUNCII   Expert Accountants Declare They Ran Behind More Than Six Billions In Year 1010    ENTITLED TO PROFITS   Farmer’s Interest As a Laborer is Three Times Greater Than As Capitalist. Figures Show

LABOR LEADERS MEET _ TO TALK ORGANIZING THE STEEL TRAD   Flans Will Be Kept Secret Until Clos of Conyenfien of Officials In Pittshurs.

MRS. M’SWINEY SEES SOLONS   Widow of Cork Mayor Visits Capitol and Meets Law Makers,

MRS. MACSWINEY AT CAPITOL   Is Invited Into the House Lobby and Greeted by Many Congressmen and Senators,

STEAMER WITH CARGO IN THE GUE AF MEAT:      FIRE UNDER CONTROL AFTF} BURNING SEVERAL HOURS, MESSAGE REPORTS.

STEAMER IN GULF WITH CARGO AFIRE   Caino Approaches Mouth of Mississippi.

“Y” PROBLEM IS PUT UP TO A COMMITTEE   TO INVESTIGATE PROPOSED TRANSFER TO THE SCHOOL BOARD   DO PEOPLE  WANT IT?      Committee Will Try to Lear Sentiment of the Public on — ‘Proposed Change   Board of Education Not Sure It Can Accept Building if It Is Offered

ro INVESTIGATE  , PROPOSED TRANSFER TO THE. SCHOOL BOARD =...           Committee Will Try.-to  -Sentiment of the Public on: -Proposed Change ie   Can Accept Building  Board of Education Not Same if It Is Offered

FORMER t SERVICE MEN “feT EYDENSES   MEN ON WAY TO OBTAIN VOCA TIONAL TRAINING TO HAVE WAY PAID

TRAVEL PAY   Government to Stand Expenses of Ex- Service Men Training

SOLNIBUS G FERAVEL i PAY.   Men Taking’ Venitional Training Fo RNeeesivs Additional: Pay.---

FRENCH ARMY IN SYRIA IN PERIL   Emir Feisal, New King De clares Boycott Against Nations on Arab Land

SYRIAN KING FOR BOYCOTT   Is Strong for Game of Freeze Out on the French and British.

NEW SYRIAN KING. DECLARES BOYEOTI   Step Is Directed Against France and England For Occupying Territory of Arahs.

INDEPENDENCE _ IS PROCLAIMED   Boycott Countries Occwpying Territory Belonging to Arabs

NNOUNCES BOYCOTT AGATINS’ ALLIES OCCUPYING PART OF THE TEKRITORY.

SYRIA BOYCOTTS ALLIED NATIONS   Newly Elected King Ask England and France t Withdraw Troops Fron Arab Territory.

UNITED STATES ASKS FOR TANK SHIPS   Requests Aliies to Allosate Ning Tankers to America.   Vessels Were Scized From Germany— Ownership Is Claimed by Standard Oil Company.

ASKS FOR OIL SHIPS   ALLIES REQUESTED TO ALLO. CATE 9 TANKERS TO JU. S.   Ownership of Steamers Claimed by Stardard Oil Company—Vessels ‘Were Seized From Germany.

THE REPUBLICANS ARE IN DEADLOCK   HARDING OF OHIO MAY aye BE COMPROMISE   WOOD'AND LOWOEN IN LEAD   Seventh Ballot Showed Johnson Losing, Hardiig Gaining and Wood and Lowden Neck and Neck.

AIGHT BALLOTS BIG RECORD   Deadlock is Unsurpassed Since Nomination in 1888

Eight Ballots Have Been Taken and Deadlock is Unbroken.   LOWDEN GAINS 100 SINCE YESTERDAY   Senator Johnson's Strength is Rapidly Deserting Him.

>. THE CON  COLISEUM, CHICAGO, JUNE. 12 APTERNOON UNTHG 4 P  AT 1:30 O'CLOCK THIS         (BY hunt ree PRESS.  ° we og dy ‘ TIO CHAS

WOUD-LOWDEN TIE BRINGS UP HARDING   Johnson Drops Behind ; Penrose Give: Ohioan Endorsement ; Conferences Are Expected to Bring Compromicn

MICHIGAN’S SOLID 30 BREAKS ON 6TH CALL   Jhio’s Delegation Splits Vote. Great Rear Sweeps Over Convention Hall When New York Delegates Switch and Throw Big Portion of Vote to Lowden.

EIGHT BALLOTS NO NOMINEE   Surpasses Long Distance Record of 1888.

Gains of Ohio Governor Who Came from Far Behind and Ended the Eighth Ballot with 1334 Feature of Afternoon Voting—Following the Eighth the Convention Recessed Until 4 O’Clock (6 O’Clock Local Time). ,   LEADERS ‘TIED.

POSTOFFICE FEELS THE €¥R1STMAS RUSH   LOCAL POSTaEN GETTING 1) OVERTIME FOR GLIDAY WORK.

DOUGLAS SPEAKS TO SECRETARIES   SHELBY COUNTY FARMEB TO DELIVER ADDRESS AT MICHIGAN CITY GATHERING.   FARMERS SEND IN REPORTS

MIDDLEMAN I GIVEN WALLOP   Illinois Agricultural Associa tion Has Little Sympathy for Much Abused Individual.

MIDDLEMAN IS — “WALLOPED” BY STATE FARMERS  ome   Short Ballot, LER. and Chicago Rencesinte: tion Also Hit.

FARMERS WALLOP MIDDLEMAN; GIVE TO HELP MARKET:   Illinois Association Authorizes Limestone, Phosphate Buys That’ll Crowd Mills.   SECOND MORTGAGE STATE BANK PLAN IS ENDORSED   March 3 Convention to Seat No State Not Possessing Organized Bureau.

WOULD LEW TAXES ON STOCK DIVIDENDS   Senator Nelson Introduces Constitutional Amendment In Congress.

SLOW BREEZE SAVES LIPTON FROM DEFEAT   Resolute in Two Mile Lead When Match Is De. clared Off   NINE MILES COVERED   CONTENDERS WALLOW ALONG FOUR AND A HALF HOURS IN A BREEZELESS SEA

FIFTH YACHT RACE CALLED OFF TODAY   Third Attempt for 1920’s Yachting Supremacy Will Be Staged Toniorrow.

FINAL RACE BETWEEN SHAMROCK AND RESOLUTE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MAY BE RUN TODAY IF BREEZE STRONG ENOUGH

YACHTS FAIL 10 FINISH IN RACE   BREEZELESS DAY RESULTS, IN POSTPONEMENT WITH RESOLUTE FAR IN LEAD.

HESULUTE FAS LEAD, BUT RACE  iS POSTPONED  ee Gyo a    Bree: ze Dies Away and Both Fail to Complete  Course.

Yacht Race Called Off. Because of Slow Time; Resolute Led Two Miles   ‘Sailing Conditions So Poor Yes:  terday That Race Was Little  : More Than Crawl.

DECIDING RACE IS AGAIN-CALLED OFF   Failure of Wind Forces the Regatta Committee to:Hoist Postponement Signal   RESOLUTE: WAS. -LEADING   Afttt “8:-Four ‘and ~a~Half Hours Drifting, match, Were Far From. Finish ‘Line

RACE CALLED OFF MONDAY AFTERNOOK   Yachts Wallowed Along In a Breezeless Sea.

DECIDING YACHT RACE IS AGAIN CALLED (FF   ABSENCE OF WIND CAUSES POSTPONEMENT AFTER SAILING MANY MILES.   TO-AESUME CONTEST TODAY   Lipton Says He Will Build New Yacht to Try for America’s Cup if Shamrock Fails.

WINDLESS SEA HALTS CUP RACE   After Wallowing Along For Fow and a Half Hours, Fifth Con- test Is Called Off   TO TRY AGAIN TODAY   Resolute’s Supporters Optimistic, As Defender Was Two Miles in Lead Yesterday -

CUP RACE MUST BE RUN AUAIN   FIFTH TEST POSTPONED WHEN RESOLUTE WAS IN   LEAD

WILL ROGERS SAYS:—   by Will Rogers, Famous OkKlahom  Cowboy Humorist and (ioldwyn Motion Picture Star) Copyright. 1990

Ay Will Rogers, Famous. Oklahoma Cowboy Nuniorist. and Goldwyn Motion Picture Star) Copsright, 1999

WAITING FOR MOVING DAY.   City Will Get Into New Home Abou: the First of the Year.

WAITING FOR MOVING DAY.   City WIT Get, Into New Home Abow the First) of the Ye:

THOUSANDS HAD TO PAY FINES -JOGOVERNMENT   Failure To File Income Tax Returns In 1918 Cost Some People $5 Each,

FACTS TO INFORM ON INCOME TAX   FAILURE TO MAKE TAX RETUKN MAKES ONE LIABLE TO A FINE

FACTS TO INFORM (IN INCOME TAX      FAILURE TO MAKY) TAX RETURN MAKES ONE LIABLE TO ; A FINE

CONFERS WITH TUMULTY.   Mexican Oil Situation Appears Plain  jn nee ae.

 wineneemeerage casas eae epee NER  U.S. PLANS PENSION FOR  CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES

poeinae SOME-C TOS WORK,      Focal-Factory Will be. Occupied J This For Spme Tim

POING SOME CUSTOM WORK.   Local Factory Will be Occupied At This For Some Time.

Lawrence Students and . Others Here Saturdey May Re Registered Saturday

1800 FIRST YEAR STUDENTS AT K. U.   Lawrence Students and. Others Here Saturday May Re Registered Saturday

GOODS 9OOS 0000000600 0000 000+  ; CHURCH NOTES  SOOO 090000000000 0000000604   Methodist Church  Alnha H Wanna Paciar

New Coach Has Played Fouw Years With Kentucky’s Famous  Football Téexm

HASKELL INDIANS HAVE NEW COACE   New Coach Has Played Four Years With Kentucky’s Famous © Football Téam   Will Arrive in Lawrence Middle of August to Start Work for 1920 Team

BORDER WO GAFETY FOR RUM RUNNERS   Canadian and United States Officers Arrange to Continue Chase Over Line

MAY CATCH RUM RUNNERS   To Cross Canadian Border in Pursuit ef Liquor Smuaglers.

TO GO AFTER RUM RUNNERS   Officers to Cross Canadian Border in Pursuit of the Liquor Smuagliers.

HARD IS THE WAY OF THE BOLL WEEV!L   Increased Production of Calcium Arsenate Will Enable Farmer To Fight Pest On Bigger Scale.

CALCIUM: ARSENATE ~ TO FIGHT WEEV   Increased Production ‘Says Secretary of. priculture Meredith Will, Cotton Fighters: ‘More Nearly Suc-

CALCIUM ARSENATE TO FIGHT WEEVI   Increased Production Says Secretary of Agriculture Meredith Will Make Cotton Fighters More Nearly Suc roeaatedal

TAFT EXPLAINS WHY HE FAVORS HARDING   GNLY HOPE FOR THE LEAGUE I8 IN HIS ELECTION.   Himsel? Heartily fer the Pact, Bui , WiiMng te Give and Take—Estimate by Former President et Hise Seaccesses.

SECOND IN 1919 W. S. S.   Tenth District Buys Average © $1.34 Per Person in Savings  Ganwn pwit¢iag.

SECOND IN 1919 W. 8. §   Tenth District, Buys Average © $1.84 Per Person in Savings  eae

WILSON TO INCREASE DUTIES   Suffers No Ill Effects From Cabinet Conference, So He Plans More Work.

CABINET SESSION NO STRAIN ON PRESIDEN}   Believed by White Hmise Oft“ cials That Hée Will Be Able to  Receive’Diplomats Soon. ~

DISCUSS RIGHTS OF JAPANESE IN UNITED STATES   Question of Aliens Acquiring Title to Real Estate Is Being Discussed by Kahn and Col leacues.

war QUESTION IS DISCUSSED   California Members May Urge Passing of Sub’ gtitute Measure

PROPOSE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALIFORNIA LAN TO SATISFY JAPANES   PROPOSAL WOULD BAR ALD ALL ENS FROM ACQUIRING TIPLE TO REAL ESTATE,

FREE GIRL FOUND WITH DIAMOND KING FOLLOWING DEATH AFTER WINE PARTY

LOFTIS DIED FROM FALL VERDICT OF GORGNER’S JURY   Came to Death from Injuries Suffered in Violent Fall is the Finding

MISS WOOD   Coroner's Jury Releases Her and Fiance.   SAY LOFTIS DIED FROM FALL   Chicago Official Urges War on Bachelors Who Lure Girls to Apartments.

JURY FINDS FALL GAUGED DEATH Ut DIAMOND DEP LER   Ruth Wood and Her Fiancee, Roy Shayne, Set Free— Girl Faints Twice While Telling of Drinking Party.

ORK. STARTED IN RESOLUTION. A) MAKE PEAGE   Republican House Members Begin Framing Document Declaring Peace   REPEAL OF WAR-TIME LEGISLATION SOUGH'   HOUSE LEADERS’ MAIN PUR POSE, SAYS MONDELL, IS T¢ DO AWAY WITH VIRTUALD) ALL WAR-TIME LAWS,

NEW PEACE MOVE 1 LAUNCHED IN HOUSE BY G. 0, P. LEADERS   Committee Framing lis Resolu tion As Republicans Demanded; Knox ’s Unsatisfactory.

FARM ORGANIZATION MOVEMENT GROWING   INFLUENCE OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION BEING FELT BY ALL STATES

HOSFIELD HELD -TOTRIAL UNDER $15,000 BOND   WAIVED VRELIMINARY HEARLNU  BEFORE JUDGE MARTIN  THES AFTERNOON,   is Charged With Felonious Assaalt Vpon His Wife and Twe Sons —Keturn to the Coun. ty Jduil.

TO TRIAL UNDER $15,000 BOND   WALVED PRELIMINARY HEARING URKORE JUDGE MARTIN THIS AFTERNOON,   is Charged With Kelonious-Assualt Upon Uis Wite and ‘two Sons (te the Cone.

25 ARE INJURED _ IN LONG ISLAND ~ TROLLEY CRASH   Front Ends of. Cars . Ar “Talescoped—Motormen  207999 Ty Te te tt,

TWENTY FIVE ARE INJURED AS TWO CARS WRECKED   Slippery Rails and Dense Fog Cause New York Accident.

2 ARE INIURED IN CRASH OF GAR‘   wo Interurbans Meet Ane Telescope In Gotham Suburb

Hard Road May Dodge Milford   Highway Commission Considering Proposition To Keep East of Railroad; Town Objects

MILFORD UP IN ARMS. OVER ROAD CHANGE      PROPOSITION UP TO TAKE 'THE PAVED ROAD OUT FROM: THROUGH THE TOWN

e————eEeEEe_ rrr ee  French Socialists Refuse Adhesion to Lenine Bolshevist:

NEW ALLIANCE IS ASKED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Desire Substitute Fo Anglo-Japanese Alliance.

PACIFIC PACT BEING SOUGHT    England Makes Advances for Al. liance as Subsitute for AngloJapanese Agreement

ANGLO-YANK "PACIFIC PACT   England Makes Overtures to the United ‘States for Such ar. Alliance; '

DRIT HoH SEEK U0, AGALLYs GAYS FRANCE   Prospective Pact Will Corer All Matters in the, Pacific; Japanese Alliance to Be  Dropped, Is Claim of Paris   Australia and New Zealand  Reported Behind New Plan  in Effort to Thwart Aims  of Japan in Colonization

TO REST THE VOICE JUST SAY “WILSON”   FRISCO PLATFORM ORATORS TRIED IP AND If WORKED TINE   HEARST IMPLACABLE   Pleads With Delegates Through Newspaper to Have No Traffic With Wilson   But Mention ae the Executive Means Sure Fire Applause in the Convention

TO REST THE VOICE JUST SAY “WILSON”  FRISCO PLATFORM ORATORS TRIED IF AND IT WORKED  PINE  HEARST IMPLACABLE  Pleads With Delegates Through Newspaper  to Have No Traffic   Pleads With Delegates Througt Newspaper to Have No Traffic With Wilson   But Mention of the Executive Means Sure Fire Applause in the Canvention

PORT COLLECTOR GETS HIS NAME IN NEW PROB   Norfolk Collector May be Ir volved in Shipping inquiry   Man Says He Was Warned Ic “Lay Off” Norfolk Inquiry

SHIPPING BOARD PROBE INCLUDES HAMILTON NOW   Declares Hamilton Prove to Be Close to the President

SHIP BOARD MYSTERIES TOLD   Intimates Collector of Port a Newport Was Shielded,   “BLOSEST MAN TO WILSON”   Examiner For Emergency Fleet Corporation Says He Was Warned “to Lay Off" ¥

GEORGETOWN COUNTY MAKES BIG GAIN IN FARM LANDS   Seventy-seven Per cent. Phenomenal Advance for This County.

Farm Lands Increase In Georgetown County   Seventy-Seven Per Cent Phenomenal  Advance for this County

C. T. Schuyler of Denver Leading for Republican Nomination for Senate

TINCHES SNOW AT AKRON. OHIO   Railroad and Electric Traffic, Phone and Telegraph Service Blocked

HEAVY SNOWFALL IN OHIO   Railroad Traffic and Wire Service is Iiampered by the  € 4+ meee

MINSTRELESHUW 1S AttAIUKC UF Week   American Legion Jubilee Will Hay Home Talent Show Staged by Loyd and Withers

MINSTRELGSHOW 1S ai FEATURE OF WEEK   American Legion Jubilee Will Have Home Talent Show Staged by Loyd and Withers

As sassinaticns Reported Have Not Been Confirmed by Late Dispatches.

MEXICAN REBELS GAIN PRACTICALLY °°" ALL OBJECTIVES      Uncertainty As to Fate of Prési -, dent Carranza ‘ ai Continues.   LEFT CAPITAL “MAY 7

MEXICAN ‘REBS' WIN  They {lave Attained Virtually Ail Their Objectives.     CARRANZA STILL AT LARGE  Apparently te Is Still Free and Some Troops Are Fighting To Protect Him.   CARRANZA STILL AT LARGE

LOYALISTS IN BATTLE WITH REBEL ARM   Fighting Off Forces Trying To Capture Carranza and Frienda.

CARRANZA STILL ESCAPES REBEL GRASP, . FIGHTING  << TRYARR RURAL THT      IX-PRESIDENT REPORTED . AS FIGHTING FINAL.   Revolutionists Lay Plans fer Period of Reconstruction.

REVOLUTIONISTS SEEM TO HAVE GAINED EVERYTHING BUT _ CHIewree CARPTIIRE

REBELS ATTAIN ALL OBJECTIVES EXCEPT CARRANZA’S CAPTURI   No Confirmation Yet of Rebe Report of His Capture Near Puebla.

GARRANZA MAY NOT BE PRISOKEE   PRESIDENT LEFT MEXICO— _ CIPY ON RB. R. TRAIN      SEGTION LOVAL TO CARRANZS   A. Small Section: of Mexico Along Gulf Coast Stil) Loyal to Carranza Government.

REBELS GAIN ALL TUES ~-EXGEPTING ONE   Have. Yet:to’ Capture _President Carranza, Whose Forces '  Resist in Tlacala   AFTER CARRANZA’S GOLD   President Took Funds From Treasury When He Fled— Expected Rebels Will Gain_  Decision Soon

CARRANZA NOT BE PRISONER   PRESIDENT LEFT MEXICO \ > OLEY ON RB. R. TRAIN   SECTION LOYAL TO CARRANZS   A Smali-Section of Mexico Along  Gulf Coast Stil] Loyal to Carrina  £Geveriment.

F EDERALS AND. ~ REBELS BATTLE   Appearances Indicate Is: sue of. Struggle: Will ” '- Sgon Be Atained --

_— RULE .. -IN'NEW HANDS   REVOLUTIONISTS ARE VIRTUALLY EN COMPLETE CONTROL,   BUT LITTLE FIGHTING   DEFINITE KNOWLEDGE AS TO FATE OF CARRANZA LACKING.   “The New Rulers Hasten to Declare Thelr Wish to be on Friendly Terms with Americans,

WAGE BATTLE FOR MEXICAN TREASURY   CARRANZA TOOK FUNDS WITH HIM WHEN HE LEFT CAPITAL .   DOUBT ABOUT. EVENTS   Reported Capture of’ Carranza Is Questioned in Mexican Dispatches Today   Revolutionists Seem ‘to Have Attained Nearly Afi Objectives in Mexico

HEBELS ATTAIN ALL OBJECTIVE EXCEPT CAPTURE OF PRESIDENT   Carranza’s Army of Four Thousand Men Making Desperate Battle Against Rebel Forces Under Generals Hill and Trevino; End of Battle Expected Soon.

Near San Marcos, Says Report: Reaching Vera Cruz, Indicating That the President Had Not Been Taken Prisoner. — Rebel Reinforcements Ordered to Scene of Battle—Other Parts of Mexico Reported as Quiet. .   (By’ Associated Press Leased Wire.)

Defend President and Funds Belonging to Mexican Treasury.   Issue of Struggle Will Not Long Be Delayed As Rebel Reinforcements Are Ordered to the Front.

COMPLETE SUCCESS FOR REBEL LEADERS   ONLY FLY IN OINTMENT If APPARENT ESCAPE OF THE PRESIDENT.   Carranza and Garrisons in Out. lying Districts Being Taken Slowly By Revolutionary Forces.

LATEST REPORT HAS CARRANZA STILL FIGHTING   Reported Surrounded Near Sar Marcos—New Government Plans Program.

‘DANGEROUS RED’ IS BELIEVED TOBE A MERE CRANK   Department of Justice is Holding Foreigner and Dynamite at Pittsburg   TALKS INCOHERENTLY   Tells Captors Wall Street ° Explosion Was Only the Reginnine of Terror

CHAUTAUQUA WORK.   Offered Prat. ©. PL Patterson Who Has Enviahble Record as Speaker,

WILL PROTEST AGAINS! TAX RAISING CARRIED It THE HOUSE BONUS BILI   Representatives of New York and Chicago Sitock Exchange Before Commttee

PROTEST TAX PROVISIONS,   rain biachawnges Compliniu That  Beardes is Tee trent.

ODLAHOMA WOMAN MAKES GOOD RACE   Spectacular Drive for Congress Wa: Made With Wants Ads, Is Repprt.

SEEK MISS SMITH ~~ AT SAN ANTONIC   Reporter Claims. to Have Talked With Her. -

MAS, CLARA SMITH HAMON TRAILED 10 EL PASO BY OKLAHOMA AUTHORITIES   Woman Wanted in Connection With the Killing of Jake Hamon, the Mitlionaire Oil Magnate and Republican National Committeeman of Oklahoma.

CLARA SMITH LOCATED.   Woman Wanted in Hamon Case Be DR ie A ee a” i i

TRACES GLARA OMITH THROUGH TEXAS TO EL PASH SAYS ATTORNE'   OKLAHOMA OFFICER SAYS HE HAS BEEN ON TRAIL OF WOMWAN IN HAWON CASE,

SEARCHING FOR WOMAN   Believed Clarn Satith Hamon is in Vicinity of San Antonia.   DID REPORTER TALK TO HER?   Slory From Texas Metropolis States That He Wad a Cons ference With fer.

Sheriff There Wires to the Authorities at Ardmore. Okla.   IS TOLD TO SURRENDER   Lawyers Advise Her Voluntary Return, With Release *  UJnder Bond.

ALLEGED OLAYER FOUND IN MEXICL   Officers Reported to Have Lo: cated Clara Barton Smith: Across Mexican Border

ALLEGED SLAYER MAY SURRENDER (a OFFICER'S OPINION      WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF MILLIONAIRE OIL MAN.   TO VISIT HER   Officers Sure That Statement Made by San Antonio Reporter Yesterday Are Without Four dation.

CLARA SMITH * IN EL PASO?   County Attorney Says He Has. Been Follow ing Woman’s Trail:

GUARA OMIT IS REPORTED TOBE tN SAN ANTONIE   Attorney Brown Gets Repor of Alleged Interview With Newspaper Man.   VISITED IN HOSPITAL   Doctor Says Clara Smith Talked to Hamon Before He Died. .

WOMAN-IN RAMON CASE FOUND IN MEXICAN TOW   Has -Agreed To" - Cross Tare Thi ; Country

NO CLUE FOUND TO WHEREABOUTS OF CLARA SMITH   Trunks Owned by Womar Wanted in Murder Case Reveal Nothing.

CLARA BARTON SMITH REPORTED IN MEXICO, TO SURRENDER SOON   Woman Wanted for Hamon’s Murder Reported Across From El Paso, Texas.   OKLAHOMA OFFICER WILL BE SENT TO BORDER CITY   Cannot Be Brought Back Be cause Mexican Government Has Not Been Recognized.

ALLEGED SLAYER  UF JAKE RAMON ELUDES OFFICERS   County Attorney Persists In Belief That She Headed South.   BELIEVE SMITH WOMAN IS IN EL PASO. TEXAS

SEARCH CENTERS IN SAN ANTONIO   Effort. Being Made tc  Locate Smith Woman  in Alamo City —

CLARA SMITH REPORTED AT SAN ANTONIO   Newspaper Man Report Hav ing Secured Statement From Ardmore Woman.   POLICE SEARCHING FOR HER

Clara Barton Smith Found,  Mexican Town   Officials Hear That Girl Wanted Fo Hamon Kiting Will Cross Line Toda} ’ And Give Herself Up.

Clara Barton Smith Wunted in Con-nection With Hamon Killing Reported tv Be in Mexico.

CLARA SMITH SOUGHT AS HAMON MURDERER   County Attorney Believes she . isin Southern Oklahoma ~- in Hiding.

ALLEGED SLAYER UF JAKE AMON ELUDES OFFICERS   County Attorney Persists In Belief That She Headed South.   a te i ee is ie a ee ee .  BELIEVE SMITH WOMAN IS IN EL PASO. TEXAS .

“WISSOUR! IS REPUBLICAN,   Colorade and Oregon Are Other States to Join G. 0. P. Bandwagon.

CAMPAIGN STARTED FOR SQUARE DEAL FOR WAMIELESS BAB)   Would Wipe From State Statutes Term “Tllegitimate Child.”

FAIR DEAL FOR ILLEGITIMATE CHILD 1S OBJECT OF CAMPAIGN BEING WAGED BY COVERNMENT DEPT. OF LABOR

Discard Term “Illegitimate Child’’  And Give Nameiess Rabies a Chance

RESIDENTS OF EL PASO ALWAYS FEARED ATTACK   Senate Sub-Committee Investigating Mexican Situation Suspends Its Hearings,

TURKS RE! RELEASE  RAWLINSON AND  CAPTAIN FORBE:      Caused Cabinet Resignatian Aro Fraed

SITUATION MORE ACUTE   Interstate Commerce Commission Considers Measures to Relieve Food, Fuel and Industrial Difficulties, Which Are Daily Growing More Serious.

RAIL TICUPS IN LARGE CENTERS GROWING ACUTE   Industrial Activity = [ Seriously Affected Cities.   POLICIES CONFLICT   Coal Shortage Is Becoming More _ Serious Daily.

Only 10,000 Troops to Remain Under Arms, Reds ~ Taking Munitions.   BOUNDARY AT END OF FIGHTING TO REMAIN   Allies to Stop Shipment. of «Arms or Troops—Commercial Advantages Asked,

REDS WITHIN 25 MILES OF WARSAM   Dispatch te Berlin Newspaper Says North Wing of Polish Army Has Virtually Dissolved   HOPE FCR PEACE IN TERMS   British Cabinet Believes Satisfac tory Agreement Can be Reached —What Russia Proposes   {Rv Tinited Press.)

RUSSIANS ARE WITHIN 20 MILES OF WARSAW   Northern Wing of Polish Army is Virtually Dissolved, With Am-. ~ munition Exhausted

SENT 10 REPRESENTATIVE MASON   Demanding He Submit Evidence In Support of a Statement He Made In the House.

BARICH DEMANDS EVEDENCE      yolls Representative Mason to Sa mit to Congress Proof of His  - ae

DECLARES RAILWAY MEN WISH TO TOTE FAIR’   Barker States Maintenance of Wa: Men are Ready to Meet Wilson Half Way]

; Wabash Railroad  To Lay Off Mer   Announce That 625 Hinployes in its Mechanica) Department Wil Be Paken OFt Pay Roly, Oct, 12. e

RAIL MEN LET OUT   WORKERS AT CINCINNATI, DECA. TUR AND ELKHART LAID OFF.   Officiais Say Action Is Taken Because of the Slump in Movement of Freight.

Wabash Railroad” To Lay Off Mer   Announce Phat 525 Employes in its Meclianica} , Department WIN Be Taken Off Pay oH, Oct, 12.

ROABS LAY GFF REN   More Than .203 Chio Workers _ Dismissed in Cincinnati.   Action faken Because of Slump in the Movement of Freight—Wabash to Give £25 a “Vacation.”

200 CINCINNATI RAILROAD ' WEN LAID OFF IN SLUMZ   7.000 Loads of Freight Daily Under Normal Conditions. Said to Hove Dropped to 8.000... .......

RAILROAD WORKERS ARE TO BE LAID OFF   = Rind al Sb ot Chale ocak Cincinnati and Decatur, Il, Report Plans for Laying off ‘Of Several Hundred Workers Because of Slump in the  Ruelinoece af Batlenadea -

RAILROADS LAY OFF MANY EMPLOYEES   More Than 200 Ohio Workers Dismissed in Cincinnati.   Action Taken Because of Slump in the Movement of Freight—Wabash to Give 525 a “Vacation.”

AUTO CLURS OBJECT.           Wil Not ‘Inderse Plan ta ler Aute 1. se Fees.

ACTO CLUBS ORBIERCT.   Will Not Indorse Plan to tnereas: Aut: License Fee-,

 PRESIDENT WILSON  [ STARTS HIS LONG DELAYED RECEPTION  40 FOREIGN DIPLOMAT:

Rog BANK: SHOOT UP-TOWN   Three. Men in Automobile Hold Up Depository at Kingaton, ©., and Eacaps With $4,000. a

pPOoB BANK: SHOOT UP TOWN   Three Men in Automobile Hold Up Depository at Kingston, O., and Escape With $4,000.

ENGLAND CONSIDERING MATTER OF THE GOLD   Will It Be Required to Pay The ) International Debts in Anmverica?

Britons May Turn Over Articles of Gold To Help Pay National Debt   Government Considering Making an Appeal to the People.   WOULD RECEIVE BONDS IN RETURN

BRITAIN MAY PAY DEBTS IN GOL   Proposal of Secretary Glass Being Carefully Examined, Commons Told

WOMAN DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF DENTON DEATH   Polson aud Not External Violence Is ‘Helieved to Have Caused Death ol Los Augeles Man

BROKER POISONED DOCTORS DECLARI   WOMEN SOUGHT IN CONMECTIO‘ WITH FINOING OF BODY Im CELLAR

DENTON.WAS NOT KILLED BY A REVOLVER SHOT   INFERNAL AND NOT EXTERNAI VIOLENCE CAUSED DEATH OF CAPITA      J. K. Denton, a Brother of the Dead Man, Lives at Lawson—Women Are Sought by the Pahecs

LOS ANGELES POLIGE HAVE DEATH MYSTER'   Wealthy Man Found Coveres With Quicklime in Newly Built Room in His Home.   YOUNG WOMAN INVOLVED

Slayers of Los Angeles Capital: ist Hide Body in Basement of Anartment.   QUESTION FORMER TENANT   Woman Who Formerly Occupiet House Says She Will Aid Police Probe.

WOOD ALCOHOL WHISKEY HEADQUARTERS FOUND   Believed to Have Been Made in Garage in Brooklyn and Distributed From There,

LOCATE GARAGE WHERE POISONED LIQUID WAS SOLD   Authorities Seize Chem: icals and Several Empty Barrels   15 Gallons of Liquor of Various Kinds Taken—Noted Authority Issues Warning

BELIEVES WHISKEY” FACTORY LOCATED   Marshal Thinks He Has Found Manufacturing Place.   GARAGE WAS. EMPLOYED   Receptacles and Chemicals Used in Making Liquor, Bmpty Barrels Which Had Contained Wood Alcohol and Some Burned Sugar Located by Federal Officials.

Charges General Obregon With Being Instigator of Assassination of President Carranza   New Mexican Government Undecided Whether to Accent or Reiect Pancho  Villa’s Offer to Surrender Now

CLEMERLEAU SATS THE WORD   Franec’s “Tiger” Says the Presidenty is Esing Pusned Upon Him—Not a Candidate,

“TIGER” CARRIED TO POST   Clemenceau Says Presidency 1s Being Piched Unon Him.

‘ZEMSTVOS IN FULL  CONTROL AT VLADIVOSTO}   New Government Friendly to Ameri cans—Ceneral Graves Reports City as Quiet,

GALICIAN TROOPS JOIN UKRAINIANS AND POLES FGR ATTACK ON ODESSA   Earlier Report of Fall of Black Sea Port Premature; Rumor of Recapture  of Kiev Unconfirmed

FORESTFIRES IN_  eee ag AH LOAM LAA ILE LL  ~ WISCONSIN’ RAGE   Reports From Several Districts Say Large Traets Are Being Destroyed,

Sirs ean ein (A DRIVE ON PRICES IN FRANCE. Cabinet Adopts Program to Make Liv

GH Pluto Ut OUD GAGE Ut LABUR TROUBLE      INCREASING WAGE SCALES CON. STANTLY DEWANDED BY ALL GERMAN LABORERS,

Unrest Spreading -as Prices ~ Go Up and Workers Can~ not Get Enough Food. «   BREAD STILL RATIONED   Meat Cards Not Issued Since So Few Peonle Are Able to Buy.

RELIEF MEASURES SEEM DOUMES   Renubliczn Leaders May Formu: laie Some New Program.   CONFERENCES TO BE CALLED

RELIEF MEASURE ~ SEEM DOONE      I   Rapa can Leaders May Fou Tale Some New Program.   CORFERENGES 10 BE CALLED

RELIEF MEASURES SEEM DQONE   Republican Leaders May Forma .- Tate Some Wet Program,   DORFERERCES. TO: BE DALLED

PEACE TREATY DRAWS NEARER   ‘Both Parties Represented in Attemp at Settlement, of Difficulty Raised by Lodge: Lenroot and McKellar More Hopeful of Settlement.

Democratic aid Republican Sea ators Hold Second Meeting to } Reach Compromise.

AN APPRECIATION.   a Governor Coolidge Pays Tribute to a Very Able Man,

CONFIDENCE VOTE GIVEN MILLERANG   PRENCH PREMIER TS UPHELD IN INTERPRETATION OF FOREIGN POLICY,

ANOTHER IOWA BANK ROBBED   Farmers’ Savings Bank o Wallingford Relieved of $19,000.

LONDON REPORTER  FINDS AMERICA IS. LOADED WITH DAM AND BODZEY SPOTS   News Writer Devoid of Sav ‘ing Grace of Lively Im ‘ agination Thinks Us Law Volatern   HORRIFIED TO LEARW FRACTURED STATUTE   BUT SALVES CONSCIENCE WITH THOUGHT. THAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY MAY BE FAVORABLE  TO ENGLAND ,

[f. PORRAS Walls TOMB OF GEORGE WASHINGTOR   Made Trip To. Mt. Vernon: Or a Presidential Yacht,

PORRAS AT MOUNT VERNON   Panama's President-Elect Pay! Tribute to. the Great - Washington,

SEARCH IN VAIN FOR PILOTS OF SEAPLANE   Almost All Hope Abandoned of Finding Aviators Missing Since Wednesday

USE OF DRUGS ON INCREASE   Twenty Arrests Made and Much Narcotics Seized in California.

SAYS DRUGS PERIL DRY CITIES   San Francisce Poilce Chief Orders Ralde Which Result in Arrest of Twenty Men and Wemen.

RICHWOOD MAN DIED ALMOST INSTANTLY   HEART DISEASE CLAIMED WELL KNOWN RICHWOOD MAN LAST WEEK.

Candidate Is Given Splendid Reception in Tennessee   Assaults on Wilson Are Applauded‘with Great Vigor

HARDING MEETS WITH FINE RECEPTION IN KENTUCKY   IMMENSE AUDIENCES GREET HIM AND CHEER ATTACKS ON Wireadn pPacnr

Republican Candidate City Guest' and Crowds — » Turn Qut.   CONDEMNS LEAG THEN SEE Ee AND   Senator. Says. He's Against Treaty but Favors “Association of Nations,” .

GREETS HIM WITH BIG CROWDS SHOWING TEMPER OF THE RLUFCRP ASS STATE

SENATOR HARDING . GAVE PROGRAM - TOREPUBLICANS   With No Hesitancy on Democratic Soil In ~ Kentucky Promised To Revive Protective ‘Tariff to Apply Equally to North and: Santh. .

HARDING GIVEN ROYAL WELCOME   Republican Candidate Divides Interest With Billy Sunday in South: Cotton Pianters Hear Him

SOUTH OFFERS FINE WELCOME OVER HARDING   Visit is Meeting With Largs Crowds Who Turn Out to ‘Hear G. 0. P. Nominee

~ GREETEDAS ” BUEST   DEMOCRAT NEWSPAPERS URG ED READERS TO TREAT “HM COERTROVSLY   HEER ATTACKS “LEAGUE OF NATIONS BY HARDING

SOLID SOUTH GOING WILD OVER G.0.P   Harding Met With Wild Acclaim in Tennessee and Kentucky.

Says Private Interests Caused Oil Issues: Would Abolish Frontiers

Did You Ever Notice   SHORTAGE OF RAILROAD soe IN SOUTHERN STATES BECOMING MORE melee

UNE MORE STATE NEEDED TO PASS THE AMENDMENT   Washington Ratified Yesterday Bringing the Total Up to Thirty-five. 2   'SUFFRAGISTS EXPECTING   CONTEST IN DELAWARE   Polis Show Three Votes Lacking in Senate and Six in House.

ANNUAL: ROLL CALL   MEMBERSHIP  CAMVAIGN FOR RED CROSS. STARTE      dreat, Work of This Society Depei on ‘These Smail  Contrivuiio:-

ANNUAL ROLL CALL   MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN For RED CROSS STARTED,   ‘reat Work of This Society Der on These Smail Contelincion:

CONVENTION {S$ WITHOUT BOSSES   Republican Gathering Under Direction of Younger Set of _ Politicians.   KEEP LOOSE IN THE GHAIR   Senator Is ‘Chasen for Permanent Chairman Following His Arraignment of President Wilson: in, Keynote Speech,

Lodge Asks for Indorsement of Senates Stand   ITS UP 10 THE PEOPLE

YOUNGER SET OF POLITICIANS IS  NOWIN CONTROL   SENATOR H. C. LODGE RETAINED IN CHAIR

CONVENTION IS  WITHOUT BOSSES   Republican Gathering Under Di rection of Younger Set 4   KEEP LODGE IN THE CHAIR   Senator is Chosen for Permanent Chairman Following His Arraign. ment of President Wilson in Keynote Speech.

LODGE DENOUNCES WILGON'S POLICIES   Senator Launches G. 0. P. Campaign Without a Ripple.   MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   Senator Watson of Indiana Is Elected Chairman of the Resolutions Committee Over Ogden L. Milis of New York.

Oragnization Representing 750,000 Farmers in Favor of Government Railroad Contro

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF ROADS WANTED BY UI. S, FARMERS   750,00 Farmers Endorse  Plank For Party Platforms.

FARMERS PLATFORM TO BOTH PARTIES   VATIONAL COUNCTE ANNOUNCES POLITICAL PROGRAM.   Main Planks Rehite te Government Ownership of Railroads and Kevtzton of War Tax BRelings.

PLATFORM OF FARMERS   STATEMENT OF POLICY TO BOTH NATIONAL COMMITTEES.   Main Planks * Provide Government Ownership of Roads, Merchant Marine and Taxing War Prorits.

TEN KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING   Motor Bus Containing 15 Passengers Struck by Train at Camden, N. J.   Driver Stopped to Let Ont . Train Pass Then Drove in Eroant of Anolher

TRAIN AND BUS IN A COLLISION; TEN ARE KILLED   Camden, New Jersey, is Scene of Frightful Grade Crossing Accident.

TEN KILLED, 5 HURT IN CROSSING SMASHUI   Motor Bus is Struck by Passenger Train,

MOTOR, RUS CHAUE FEUR FAILS TO TIE! AR: WARNING OF’ — SF ' TING. W. ATCHMAN.

10 DIE IN CROSSING ACCIDENT   Five Others Badly Hur When Traia Hits Bus

TEN DEAD; FIVE BADLY INJURE!   Motor Bus Hit ‘by Electric Train on Cross' ing Last Night

ELECTRIC TRAIN HITS MOTOR BUS, 10 DEAD   Five Badly Injured at Camden, N J—New Safety Gates Were Not Working

TEN KILLED FVEINURED IN COLLISION      Motor Bus Is Struck By Penn. Electric Train In —-w Jersey

BUS HIT BY TRAIN - JN CAMDEN; 10 DEAI   Five Others Injured in Collision With Pennsylvania ~ Train. Five Dead, Unidentified.

TEN KILLED AT CROSSING,   Pennsylyania Train Hit Motor Bus i in New Jersey.

Three Children -Among th: ‘Bodies Taken to Camden, New Jarsev. Moreue.   ONLY ONE [IDENTIFIED   Atlantic City Train Hilts _ Auto Hurling Occupants High Into Air.

TEN ARE DEAD AS . RESULT OF CRASH   Two More Camden Grade Crossing Accident Victims d Dead. '   MOTOR BUS CARRIED 1   Shrieks of Victims Heard Long Distance When Trolley Struck Car in Darkness.

WAR WIDBWS ARE FNCKNGTO U9 WTAE LEAT   Dangerous Tendency Present in Immigration, Bureau Statement Points Out

BIG BASKETBALL TOL RNAMENT MARCH 5 ANDO   To Be Held at Veedersburg— Fourteen Teams to Enter tontest

BIG BASKET BALL TOURNEY WAR, 5-4   TO BE HELD AT VEEDERSBURGFOURTEEN TEAMS TO ENTER CONTEST

QUARTER MILLIOR BOOSTS IN PRICE   Bidders Contest Spiritedly for German Ships---Austion to Continue Today, But No Final Sales to be Made.

BID FOR 30 VESSELS.   Presidents of Great Companie: Offer Tens of Millions for Ships.

HIGH BIDS FOR HUN LINERS   While Washington Wrangies Over Former German Vessels Buyers Offer Millions for the Boats.   WILSON TO DENY SECRET AGREEMENT

SELL SHIPS UNDER HAMMER  WHILE LITIGATION GOING ON   German Liners Sold, but With Understanding That Courts Must Be Heard From Before Delivery.

FINANCIERS BID UP IN-MILLIONS “FOR STEAMSHIPS   Heads of Shipping. Firms ‘in Hot. Cemiest for Former Germs: Vessels :

BID MILLIONS FOR COMMANDEERED LINERS   Offers for Confiscated Ships Go Up ward Wih $250,000 Jumps.

BIDDING IS BRISK FOR GERMAN SHIPS   Offer of $14,050,000 Is Made For Nine Craft Including the Famous Leviathan

MILLIONS BID AT AUCTION FOR FORMER HUN VESSELS   Sale Goes on While White House, Senate anc Supreme Court Seek to Settle Whether or Not It Shall Be Held.

HIGH BIDG MADE FOR FORMER GERMAN SHIPS   FINAL ACTION TO AWAIT OUTCOME OF INJUNCTION HEARING ¢ TO STOP SALE.

RECEIVE OFFERS FOR AMERICA 3 GREAT VESSELS   Shipping Board Considers Bias for Former German Merchant Vessels Seized During War  CINAL DETISION AFTER   ‘White House and Supreme Court Give Consideration to Different Phases

BID RECEWED  PERMIAN NERS   Controversy Over Their Sale Does Not Halt. Shipping Board From Going Ahead With Its Original Plans.   BIDDING SPIRITED IN THE AFTERNOON   Highest Group Offer is $14,000 for Nine Ships; and $9, 000,000 Is OfferFor a Clete Vessel,

SPIRITED BIDDING FOR GERMAN SHIPS   Millions Offered By Presidents 01 Various Shipping Companies at Shipping Board’s Auction of Liners.

BIDDING FOR SHIPS - BOES ON, RUMORS QUEER DEAL DEMEE   HEARST MAY HOLD UP SALE OF FORMER HUN LINERS WHITE HOUSE SAYS THERE IS NO SECRET PACT TO I

STOCK MARKETS ARE CONTROLLED BY BIG PACKERS      Such Is Charge Made by United States Senators Kendrick of Wyoming.

DOMINATION OF PACKERS Td ACQVATT RD   Federal Legislation is Im. perative, Asserts Kondriek   CONTROL 28 MARKETS   76 Percent of All Livestock Passes Through Their Hands, Claim

ASKS U.S TO CURB THE PACKERS   SENATOR KENDRICK, WYOMING WANTS FEDERAL REGULATION OF MEAT INDUSTRY: MAKES SOME STARTLING STATEMENT! ABOUT MONOPOLY.

BG FIVE NIEAT PACKERS CONTRO   WYOMING SENATOR ASSERTS FEDERAL LEGISLATION IS NECESSARY.

PRED. WILOUN DILL OAFE GUARDS HIS POWER   Vetoes Bill Which Gives Congress Some Rights Which He Thinks Belong to Executive.

PRESIDENT VETOES BILL   Objects to “Censorship” Set Up By Congress

CONGRESS 1a nll BY WILOON VETO   Action Causes Gehuine Amazement Among Members.   RETURNS APPRORIATION BILL   Objects to Section of Executive, Legislative and Judicial Measure Which Carries $104,000,000—-Sees Tendency to Overstep Executive.

WILSON, INVETO, TELLS CONGRESS IT USURPS POWER   Control of Printing is Called Censorship of ‘Executive. Charges Encroachments.

WILSON VETOES BiG SUPPLY BILL   Charges Legislative Invasion of Execuiive Functions,

PRESIDENT VETOES PUBLICATION CONTROL   Congress Will Act On Veto, Which President Said Was Based On Possible Encroachment On. Executive.

PRESIDENT WILSDN’S VETO HITS CONGRESS   Executive Returns Big Appropriation Bill Because of an: Objectionable Section in Jt.

WILSON IN VETO HITS CONGRESS   Returns to House the Executive Legislative and Judicial Measure.   BILL CARRIES $104,000,000   Declares One Section of Act Would Give Congress a “Censorship” En. croaching on Executive Functions of the Government.

WILSON VETOES EXECUTE BILL   President Taxes Exception t Section Infringing on White House Publicity

RECOGNITION OF MEXICAN GOV'T. 'S NEW PROBLEM   Washingions Attitude Towera Rebe!s is dd adoéierni nec

WASHINGTON WAITS _ FOR FURTHER NEWS   Manner of Carranza’s Death May ‘Affect Question of Recognition

FUGITIVE. AN FEW FRIENDS “HAAN WN HILLS   Genetal Rodolfo Herrera Directs Attack Which Results in Death of Leader   DETAILS OF TRAGEDY IN MOUNTAINS LACKING   Jbregon’s Headquarters Givés Out Official. Announcement . of Carranza’s Demise

BIRTH OF THIRD PARTY IN IOWA DUE OOTOBER 8   ‘Farmers, Laborers, Salary Earners and Liberals’’ Will Compose It.   WILL PUT STATE TICKET IN FIELD   Convention to Decide Whicl National Ticket It Will Support.

CALL INDEPENDENT VOTERS TO ATTEND STATE CONVENTION   Thousand Delegates Expectec at Meeting to Be Held in Des Moines Sept. 8.

2  POWERFUL SHIP  py’  NOW LAUNCHED  WORLD'S MOST   Superdreadnaught Maryland Is First of Four Ships fe 4~.. of Her Class

AMERICA LAUNCHES GREATEST FIGHTING SHIP IN THE WORLD: CARRIES SIXTEEN-INCH GUNS

ARYLAND BS GREAT WARSHIP   First of Four Ships of Her Class to be Launched

MARYLAND, MOGI POWERFUL onl? LAUNGHED 0-DA)   MRS. E. BROOKS LEE OF MARY LAND, SPONSOR.   PLANS FOR SHIP WERE CHANGED DURING WAR   Battleships Designed Since the Mary. land Will be Even More Powerful But at Present She is Largest Fighting Ship in U. S. Navy.

RUDE OL IS ADVANCED   Pennsylvania Product Is Now Selling for Five Fifty Per Barrel

AT A OTANDOTILL   Pil STOPPED HOSPITAL AND COUNTY FAT MOVEMENTS,

AT A STANDSTIL       FLU STOPPED Y PALLY MOVE:      Manage’s inteud to Push Crgnpaign s To. Winish,

BONUS LOOKS GOOD 10 VETS   Eighty Per Cent of Americar _ Legion Favors Compensation Act.

CALLS THE LEGION INSURANGE POLICY FOR UNITED STATES   National Commander D Oiler Tells of Ambitions of Legion Members.

SEVEN SENATORS BELIEVE HARDING SURE OF ELECTION   Must Elect Senators, to Asur President of Support & -

BELIEVE HARDING. SURE OF ELECTION   Mut Elect Senators to Assure Pres‘dent cf Support. —

LOS ANGELES GROWING   Now Largest City Weat of St. Louis. -~Outnumbers ‘Frisco.

10S ANGELES  A LARGEST - CITY IN WEST   Passes Frisco in Populatior  According to. Latest Census Renort   PASSES BUFFALO ALSO      HAS TOTAL OF 675,480 AND 15 THE CITY {6 AMERICA PASEDENA a5334

LOS ANGELES BIGGES]   PASSES SAN FRANCISCO ANT BECOMES LARGEST CITY ON THE COAST

LOS ANGELES NOW LENDS ALL CITIES WEST OF ST. LOWS   HAS POPULATION OF 575,480 WHICH REPRESENTS GAIN OF 80.3 PER CENT.

LOS ANGELES GOES AHEAD OF ‘FRISCC IN POPULATION   California. City Goes Into Lead as Largest Metropolis West of St. Louis.

POPULATION OF LOS ANGELES [a ABOVE BAY GIT)   Angel City Records Gain ot _ 256,282 or 80.3 Per Cent Over 1910 Figures   SAN FRANCISCO IS 508,410   Pasadena, Stockton and Fresno Exhibit: Remarkable In-  creases,in Decade

LOS ANGELES I$ NOW TENTH CITY   Detroit Has Chance to Beat Records, However, If  “Straws” Are True.

LOS ANGELES HAS QUTGROWN FRISCO   Becomes. Largest City West of St. Louis; Population Now of 575,480   OUTSTRIPS SUFFALO, N. Y  Announcement Leaves Only 20 of Largest Cities in U. S. to Be Heard From

PASSED SAN FRANCISCO   Los Angeles Now Has the Larger Population

LOS ANGELES LARGEST CITY WEST OF ST. LOUIS   Has Qutstripped San Franciseo Dur. ing Last Ten Years, Census Bureau Announces.

LOS ANGELES LEADS   Forges Ahead of San Francis co in Population

LARGEST! CITY WEST! OF sT {LOIS FN CENSUS — PASSES  BYPEALO] As 10TH ciTy.

LOS ANGELES ~ NOW LARGEST ~ CITY IN WES!   Passes Frisco in Population According to Latest Census Report   PASSES BUFFALO ALSO   HAS TOTAL OF 575,480 AND IS THE TENTH CITY IN AMERICA.— PASEDENA 45,334.

Southern Metropolis Has Lead of 67,000 in Populziton Over the City of  San DP eanniera

LOS ANGELES FORGES * AHEAD OF FRISCC   Becomes Largest City West Of St Louis According to Census Tabulations.

03 ANGELES “DGS ARCAD Dt FRISCO   Motion Picture City Has 4 Population of 575,480.

OS ANGELES USTRPS SM FACE 100 CON   Population of Southern Cit Given by Government as 575,480   BAY CITY FIGURES SHOW 508,410   Fresno Has 44,616, a Gain of 19,724 in Ten Years

Senator Jones Depieres Act ef Presaident Wileers Oa the Water Pewer Billi.

PASSENGERS ARE SAFELY OFF   Reseue Efeeted of Those On Board the Prinees« tane.

‘GOVERNMENT PROMISES -« PROF. TEERING PROSECUTIONS (By United Presse)

ANOTHER NEWSPAPER GIVES U PTHE GAME   Weekly Publication Finds Incrasing Costs Too Great to Contine.

BONUS PLAN TO  TAKE BIG SUMS   Nearly a Billion and a Half Will be Expended by Government in Bonus to Soldiers,

PRESENT BONUS BILL IN HOUSE   WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTRBE DECIDES ON PROVISIONS OF MEASURE AT MEETING.   MAXIMUM OF $500.00 CASH

GIVES VETERANS $1,400,000, 000      ON OF SOLDIER AID PLAN  IS COMPLETED BY HOUSE  WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEB      TAX STOCK DIVIDENDS   New Methud of Raising Big Sum is Fapected to Secure Support of the Democrat. — Pin Masioune Isyannts

STILL WORKING ON BONUS BILI          Attempt to Ta tock Dividends Defeated by Vi ate. 7 to 7—Benelite Total $1,400,000,000,

COMPLETE BONUS REVISEON   Hepublicans of Ways and Menns Committed Would Provide BeucAlix of 872,400, 000,000,

PRISONER FLEES’ WHILE “COPS” DOZE   An Alleged Automobile Bandit, Sup posed to Have Been Dying, Escapes—-Assisted by a Confederate.

2° MAN RSOAPES      Altegedl Auto Bandit  Kseapes While Guards Sleep,

FIRST DEATH REPORTED ———INSLLINOIS RIOTING   Eight Hundred’ State’ Troepe. Pa ". trolling Troubled  Area. at  ‘West Frankfort, ” a!

CHICAGO PACKERS SELL PROVISIONS TO GERMANY   Transaction, Involving 945:000,000 At : _ maine re by Armour; Shipment’ « Already - Made .

ROADS: HURRY SANDWICHES AND COFFEE TO MAROONED TRAIN   Many Passengers Were Still on Stalled Cars Thi: Forenoon—Boston and Maine Operating on Ahaut 25 Per Cent Rasis.

COFFEE TO MAROONED TRAIN   Many. Passengers Were Still ‘on Stalled Cars This F orenoon—Boston and Maine Operating on Ahaut 25 Per Cent Basis.

STAND AGAINST ‘TAX REPEAI      FARMERS ARE BEMANDING PROTECTION AGAINST IMPORTED FARM PRODUCTS

FARMERS URGED FIGHT REPEAL TAX ~ ON EXCESS PROFI   H. C. Walton Addvenes Indian. apolis Convention of Farm Bureau Federation.

URGED TO OPPOSE PROFIT TAX REPEAL   Farmers at American Farm Bureatl Federation Convention Warned in Speech Today   FAVOR PROTECTIVE TARIFF   Pres. J. R. Howard Says Sentiment Solidifies Behind Program te Favor Agriculture

FARMERS URGED: “FIGHT REPEAL TAX ON EXCESS PROFIT            3. Walton Addresses Indian-

CONVENTION   Will Nominate - - Candi: dates and Draft Plat form at Chicago

LABOR PARTY 10 HOLD GONVENTION   MEETING IS SET FOR JULY 11 12 AND 13, AT CHICAGO. THE PROGRAM.

AGO PARTY WILL NOMIMATE TICKET   CONVENTION AT CHICAGO IN JULY TO SELECT CANDIDATES OF PARTY   BLAMING OLD H. G. OF    Vice President of American Feder ation of Labor Says Low Production Due to High Cost of Living.

CONVENTION OF NEW PARTY IS T¢ BE HELD IN CHICAGO  JULY TO SEL  CAN DIDAT

LABOR DRAFTING PLATFORM   New Party to Place National Ticket In Field-Would Abolish “nate

a  PARTY MEET.   EVERY LABOR AND FARM ORGANI. ZATION ASKED TO SEND DELGATES TO JULY CONVENTION.

PREDICT 5000 DELEGATES TQ QUTLINE AIMS   State Ownership of Essential Industries and Unused Land Are Leading Planks   DISARMAMENT OF WORLD IS SOUGHT   “Equal Suffrage and Equal Pay for Men and Women in  Industry Endorsed

CONVENTION JULY fiTH   National Labor - Party . To Nominate "and Draft Platform. .

LABOR PARTY TO MEET JULY 11-13   5,000 Delegates May - Attenc Chicago Convention; Radical Demands Are Prepared.

LABOR PARTY PLANS TO PARTICIPATE IN PRESIDENTIAL RAC!   Convention Will Be Held it Chicago During Month : of Jaly,

LABOR PART) TH FORM TK —   -onvention to Be Held in Chicago June 11, 12 and 13—-To Nominate Presidential Candidates, Endorse Plumh Plan

ABOLITION Ut  1,9, SEMA: PLANNED LABOR PARTY   Convention to Be Held in Chicago Early in  ‘ Tiley   NAME CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT   Nationalization of Unused Lands and Essential Industries Proposed

LABOR NAMES CANDIDATE   Party Will Convene in Chicaro and Announce. Choice for  agg ig vcs

LABOR’S NEW PARTY T0 MEET “ON JULY 111   CHICAGO SELECTED: FOR NA TIONAL CONVENTION TO “4 : PICK CANDIDATES

LAROR FART? MAKING PLANS.   Satlonal (enaveation te Be Held ic t(hiea@e ia Jair.

LABOR WILL NAME PARTY CANDIDATES IN CHIGAGO JULY 11   National Convention Is Callec and Session Will Last Three Days.

_ABOR PARTY TO NOMINATE. TICKE”   Candidates for President and Vice President to Be Chosen: Will Fight Actively in States.

LABOR PARTY TO PUT CANDIDATES IN FIELL   CONVENTION WILL BE HELD IN CHICAGO JULY 11, 12 AND ‘13   Effort Will be Made to Get Backing of Farm and Labor Organizations

Elks’ Temple Will Be Scene of Gathering Called for Next Sunday Afternoon.   NATIONAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD JULY 11-13

LABOR PARTY 10. NAME CANDIDATES AND DRAFT VIEWS   Nationalization of Industry, of Unused Land, Repeal of Espionage Law Sought.   MOVE EXPECTS TO ELECT SIX ILLINGIS CONGRESSMEN   Gompers Opposes A. F. of Lia Aid to Endeavor; Ticket to Be Full All the. Way.

NATIONAL LABOR PARTY WILL HOLD CONVENTION AT CHICAGI IILY 11.1) 13

LABOR TICKET SURE   CONVENTION OF NEW PARTY TO BE HELD JULY OL.   lis Fundamental Ides is that “Those Who Work” Ought to Be In One’ Party.

LABOR PARTY 10 HOLD CONVENTICN   Will Meet In Chicago July 11 12 and 13 To Nommate Candidates.

NATIONAL LABORITES: PLAN FOR CONVENTION TA NAME GANTIATE'   EXPECT FIVE THOUSAND DELE GATES REPRESENTING LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.

‘LABOR" PARTY CONVENTION WILL BE HELD   Time is Set for July 11, 12 and 13—Place is Chicago.   GOMPERS TURNED IT DOWN LAST NOVEMBER   New Party is Anti Almos' Everything in Present Form of Government.

LABOR PARTY CONVENTION   Will Nominate for President and Draft Platform.

CHICAGO TO'ST. LOUIS AIR MAIL ROUTE OPED      First_ Plane on New Air -M I Route Left Chicago ‘This Mornipg for St. Louis.

INEW AERIAL  MAIL SERVIC   Air Route Established Between Chicago and Omaha, Nebraska

RAILROAD MEN ‘BEING LAID OF   GENERAL SLUMP IN BUSI NESS GIVEN AS CAUSE.

Spanked Her Rival Tried Before Women  LLL LL A OP Pfr em irri   Woman Jury Finds Jealous Wife Guilty Of Assault And S10 Fine Is Imposed By Judge.

TWELVE WOMEN DO JURY DUTY AT THE HARBOR   rHE WOMEN DEC DECLARE . THA’ JURY WORK IS NOT HALF AS IRKSOME AS THE WORK OF ROCKING THE CRADLE.

FRESHMAN CHAPEL   re  First Year K. U. Students Will Meet Tomorraw Afternoon

SENATOR HARDING BADE FAREWELL TOU. S. SENATI   President-elect Makes Address At Opening Of Congress.   EXPRESSES HOPE OF CO-OPERATION   Pays Tribute To Senate And It -~atriotism—Speech Made This Afternoon,

Makes Address To Associates  At Day's Session   Makes Appeal for Co-operation of Senate After Inauguration Day.   FACE GREAT TASKS IN UNITED STATES   Makes No Suggestions As To Future—Galleries of Senate Are Packed.

HARDING SAYS GOODBYE 10 ~ COLLEACUES   PRESIDENT ELECT , EXPRESSED HOPE THAT HE MIGHT HAVE CO-OPERATION OF SENATE   VIOLATE TRUST LAW   United States Supreme Court Takes Drastic Action Against Lehigh Valley R. R.

President. Bleot 4 ‘Applanded as He Enters Senate Charen Today, .              GREAT TASKS AHEAD... - OF NATION. HE SAYS             Solution Depends on: Relatic of Exedutive and: Legisla-" tive: Branches.—-Chokes With Emotion;

PRESIDENT-ELECT ASKS SENATE All   Harding, in Farewell Address to Colleagues, Pledges Teamwork.   TEARS SPRING TO HIS EYES   ODhioan’s Presence in the Body Marks the First Time in History That _ Executive-Elect Has Attended  Its Sessions.

HARDING BIDS FAREWELL 10 SENATE BODY   [SENATOR IN CHOKING ‘VOICE . URGES. CO-OPERATION WITH. COMING ADMINISTRATION.

A NEXT PRESIDENT SENATOR HARDING ADDRESSES THE UNITED STATES SENATE

HARDING ASKS CO-OPERATION OF SENATE   President-Elect in Farewel! Ad dress to Colleagues Asks Co-operation.   EYES ARE DIM WITH TEARS   First Instance in History Where Nation’s Chief Executive Has Sat as Member of the Legisiative Branch.

HARDING ASKS AID OF SENATE   President-Elect in Farewel! Address to Colleagues Asks Co-operation.

POLES DEFEAT SOVIET FORGES NN TWO FRONTS   Polish Operations are Successful Along Upper Reaches of Bug and Against . Troops Massed against Lemberg

POLES WIN BATTLES; RUSSIANS SCATTEREL   Capture 3,000 Prisoners: and Much Booty,

BENOUN PAYS HIGH REGARD 10 NAVY   REFUTES ADMIRAL SIMS’ ASSER TION THAT NAVY DELAYED WAR'S END.

SIMS CHARGES, OUTRAGE, SAYS BENSOD   Says Charges Would Constitute ax Everiasting Disgrace to Navy if Allowed to Stand.

“ONLY COMPLAINT WE HAVE HEARD   “Injustice Too Serious to Be Allowed to Stand”

SIMS’ COMPLAINT ONLY ONE HEARD   f Charges Were Allowed to Stand Would Mean Everlasting Disgrace to Navy   Benson Says, “Ours Was Greatest. Navy Power

SAYS SIMS’ CHARGE  DISGRACE TO ARMY   Rear Admiral Benson Defends Work of American Forces During the World War

SIMS: CHARGES (UTRAGEDUS   Rear Admiral Benson Takes ; New Rap at Admiral Sims Today.

SIMS: CHARGE — GIVEN DRNTAT   OUTRAGE” SAYS BENSO? THAT NAVY ACTION PROLONGED WAR.   shortened War Considerably Fornier Chief Testifies in Ref erence to Navy Criticisms.

RECORD OF NAVY CLEAN   Will Stand Untouched For All Time Despite Criticism From Within or Without.   SAYS SIMS COVETED BRITISH DECORATIONS   Admiral Benson Calls Charge by Admiral Sims an Outrage.

Benson Designated Sims’ Charges as an Outrage   Admiral Further Says That the Statement Is an Insult to Whole American’ Navy—Ours the Greatest Naval Force World Ever Knew.

CRISIS NEAR IN MEXICAN REVOLUTION   fyents South of the Rio Grande are Rapidly Shaping Up Toward a Determination of the Actual Strength of the Sonora Revolt.

Mexican Crisis at Hand With Rapid Growth of Revolt---Test Impending   Americans Leaving Mazatlan Where Bloody Battle for Possession o  Port Is Looming—Seized Railways Will Be Returned ‘

Gereral Callies Going te Camp On Mexteae Bardit in Fffort to Effeet am Agreement.

General Calles Sends Torres to Banditjs Gamp With  Special Message      BIG REWARD STILL STANDS   Commissioner Is -Accompaniec by Several @riends of Notorious Rebel

“IPE GEEES DIVORCE:       2 Plsintift Names Elwood ‘Woman, in: Complaint: 

Census Report To Show  14,000,000 Increase In Population of the U. S.

CENSUS TAKERS FIND 105,583,108 IN U. S.   Increase of 13,710,842, or 14.9 Per Cent. Shown in Continental America.

CENSUS BUREAU GIVES TOTAL OF U.S. POPULATION   + Stars ‘and \ Stripes Float Ove: More Than 117,000,000 People   FICURES NEAR COMPLETE   Nation in Last Decade Grows Less Than During Previous 10 Yeare

CENSUS BUREAU HAS FIGURES ON U. Ny POPULATION  REP -_ ELON ToS   REPORT ON ENTIRE COUN. TRY COMPLETED, ‘ TO BE ANNOUNCED TO.-. ::   7 OPATES ‘COUNTED   Pennsylvania Has Larges Growth; Michigan Passes

Census Bureau Report Shows Total Population of U. S. Is 105,683,108

POPULATION OF UNITED STATES $105,689,108   These Figures Are Exclusive of Our Insular Possessions,   RELATIVE INCREASE IS 15 PER CENT   Rural Growth Only One Third as Great as During Previous Decade.

HN 15 Ged, 108 IN U. S. PROPER   Increase of 13,710,842, or 14.9 Per Cent Shown.   ACTUAL FIGURES GIVEN QUT.   Census Bureau’s Statistics Do Not Include Approximately 12,250,000 People Living in Country’s Outlying Possessions.

Only Three States Show _ Decrease in Population .  i-Cénsus Shows         1920-Population Of States That Are Completed

WILL SHOW APPROXIMATELY 105,750,000, OR 14,000,000 GAIN SINCE 1910,

THE CENSUS COMPLET!   3 % THERE Cre ONE HUNDRED FIVE MILLION OF US.   Jucluding the “Little Brown Brothers”? 117 Millions Are Under “Protection of Flag.

ANNOUNCE U; S. CENSUS TODAY   Result of Fourteenth Decen nial Enumeration Will Be Made Public This Evening.   FIFTEEN PER CENT GAIN

This Includes: 12,250,000 in "Island Possessions Under the Figg.   RURAL GAIN DECLINES   Growth in ‘Country Twothirds Less Than in the Previous Decadé.

U.S POPULATION. IS ANNOUNCED - AS105.683.108   AN INCREASE IN TEN YEARS OF 22,710,842 or 14.9 PER CENE MISSOURI 98TH.   Inforfiation Also is to Be Ansounc ed Regarding Agricultural and Business Conditions im the United States.

NEARLY 118 MILLIONS NOW     Living Under the Stare and Stripes.   Increase of 14.9 Per Cent Over 1910, Census Bureau AnnouncesRural Growth Lags.

OFFICIAL CENSUS OF CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES IS 105,750,000   Exact Figures Announced Late Today. Net Gain 15 Per Cent ay Compared With 20.9 From  JAM to 1910,

UNITED STATES _ POPULATION OVER 100,000,000   Fourteenth Census Shows America Has Enjoyed a Remarkable Growth in the Past Decade

IOWA INCREASES IN POPULATION   Population of United States to Be An, @ nounced Late Today—Census Burcau Completes Bulk of Work.

POPULATION OF 19 MILLION {a Uo PREDICTION   Complete Census of the Nation to be Announced this Afternoon at Four O' clack      ‘CITIES SHOW GREATER RATE  OF GROWTH THAN THE COUNTRY   Rate of Growth of Nation Expected to be Cut to Fifteen Percent

sseemenntannieienhamnane ine emaam euammmmttammmatbenaemmremmanmeen tata eee a Sa RN NT A AO EDDIE  POPULATION OF U. S. 105,683,108

WS INCREASE OF 13,710,842   (Does Not Include 12,250,000 in Out. lying Possessions, Aleska, Nor Those in the Naval and Military Service Abroad.

ALLO A AG OO A  105,683,108 IS U. §, POPULATION   Actual Figures Are Given Out b' the Census Bureau.   IS INCREASE. OF 13,710,84   Does Not Inciude 12,250,000 in Out lying Possessions, Alaska, Nor Those in the Naval and Mili tary Service Abroad.

U.S. POPULATION INCREASE 14,000,000, 15 PER CEN   POPULATION WILL BE ANNOUNG. PH IN DETAIL AT IP. M, TODAY

Complete Census.of the Natio to be: Announced this’ Afterncon at Four’. °.):* O'clock =      CITIES SHOW GREATER RATE: ° OF-GROWTH THAN THE COURT RY,   Rate of Growth of Nation Ex« pected te be fut: to Fif- i teen Percent :

COUNT OF PERSONS INU, S. FINISHED   Country’s Growth During Past Decade Shaws Brop   CUT PLACED AT 6 PERCENT   War Blamed for Slump—85.000 Enploved on fob

BIG GROWTH OF U.S. SHOWN IN FIGURES   Increase in Last Ten Years 1: 13,710, 812, the Census Bureau Reports

POPULATION OF COUNTRY TGLD TODAY   About Fifteen Per Ceni Gain Is Expected In Land.

U. S. POPULATION NOW 105,71 700,000   Tensus. Bureau to Give Officia , Announcement Late Today. Tota) Figure 117,950,000.

TOTAL CENSUS TOBA}   ‘POPULATION FOR CO: U. S$. DUE AT 4 P. MATED 105.7

CENSUS MIGHT BE 105,700,000   Total Population of U. S. to be Announced Late Today

U.S. CENSUS COUNT NOW COMPLETED   105,705,000 Persons Ac counted For 14,000,000 INCREASE,  lo Per Cent Expected Gain Since 1910   14,000,000 INCREASE.

CENSUS WORK ~ WOW COMPLETE   Jovernment Will Announce Complete Census of U. S. ‘This Afternoon

DENT RALIZATION SOVIET PLEA   LENINE ANNOUNCES POLICY OF SOVIET PARTY AT NINTH CONVENTION   A HAP FOR THE JAPANESE   Bolshevik Foreign Minister Pro' tests Against Recent Attack By the Japanese Troons.

COMMUNIST = -_. CONVENTION   Victory Due to Centrali. zation, Sacrifice and Discipline

POLICY OF ENTENTE LACKING INL UNITY ~~ PAMMUNISTS Shh   Bolshevilci Crow Over Victor: ‘ies at Opening Session of - Confab Called in Moscow

LENNINE: THINKS ALLIES WILL BE SPLIT UP SOAK   CHANGE OF SENTIMENT IN WORLD OF SOVIET [IS SEEN RY RUSS CHIEF, WHO SPEAKS AE COMMUNIST CONYENTION

Party Interests Have Been Consoli. dated and Departmental Activities Centralized.

LENINE QUTLINES PLAN UF CENTRALIZATION UF SOVIET GOVERNMENT   BOASTS OF GREAT MORAL VICTORY ACHRITver Bs THE BOLSHEVIAE FORCES,

CONSOLIDATION OF AIMS SOVIET POLICY-LENINE   Activities Should Be Central ized as Result of Red Victories He Says.

ALL TERRITORY AN D MAKE IT BOLSHEVISTIC   In Address at Moscow He Emphasized the Need o' Taking Over Alf of Lanc Captured in the Recent En. gagements.   NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED   Including Members of Pres ent Regime, Trotzky, et al.

LENINE SOUNDS SOVIET SLOGAN   Keynote of Government’s Pol. icy is Announced By Bolshevik Leader.   HE THINKS HE HAS THE WORLD BLUFFED   Japs and Bolsheviki Indulged in Disastrous Clash on March 13.

LENINE WOULD, TAKE AL, TERTORY. AN NUKE IT BOLSHENISTIC   In“Address:at “Moscow He Emphasizedthe Need ‘ol Taking Over All“ of Land Captured in the Recent Engagements,   NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED   Including Metnbers of Present Regime, Trotzkcy, et! al.

RUSSIA WON BY UNIT)      LENINE ATTRIBUTES VICTORIES TO CENTRALIZATION.   Bolshevik Vremicr Tells Communist Convention That Sovict Goverument Grows Stronger.

ALLEN IS ON THE WAY   GOVERNOR'S SPECIAL TRAIN STARTED THIS AFTERNOON,    More Than a Hundred Kansas Friends Are with Him to Hear the Dehate with Gompers,

ITALY SENDS NOTE   Ashw Fur Opening Of Relations With Roviet Ruacia.

PRIZE FIGHTER IS KILLED LAST NIGHT BY:BLOW  DIES FROM KNOCKOUT “B) ALBERT ROBERTS AT JERSEY CITY.  DEAD MAN SUSTAINED

MICKEY SHANNON © DIES IN HOSPITAL   Never Conscious Afte: Knockout by Roberts

. PUGILIST- KNOCKED-STIEFF..   A ‘Heavyweight Killed by: Ancther in a Boxing’ Contest.   “Bz Tinited Press.

HEAVYWEIGHT BOXER 13 DEAD FROM INWURY Th BOUT AT JERSEY GIT   ‘MAN WHO STRUCK FATAL BLOY  ARRESTED AND WILL BE CHARGEDP WITH VANSLATGHTER,  ;

HEAVYWEIGHT IS DEAD FROM A KNOCKOUT BLOW   Shannon Died Today Following Fight with Al Roberts.

PRIZE FIGHTER DIES FROM BLOW   Roberts Gave Fatal Punch t Shannon. High Type of Boxer.

SHANNON DEAD- . SKULL FRACTURED   In Sixth Round of a Bout Last Night With Al Roberts on Stanton Island.

SHANNON DICS FROM BLOW DEALT iN ©*HIBITION Bou’   Pittsburg Lighiweight Sustains Frac. tured Skull——Al Roberts Held By Authorities.

FIGHTER DIES AS RESULT OF BOUT   Skull Freac‘ured in Sixth Round o' ‘ Bout: Pittsburg Heavyweight Dies From Knockout.

GREETING OF PRESIDENT IS READ TO CONVENTION   Voting on Third and Fourth Ballots Show Small but Steady Gains for William Gibbs McAdoo — Scattered Votes Begin Gathering for “Big Three.”

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BODY ARRIVES ON A SPECIAL TRAIN   Remains of Venustiano Carranza, the Murdered President of Mexico   ARRIVES AT PUEBLA   Train was Delayed—Commission Appointed to Investigate Death

PRINCE GIVEN GREAT WELCOME   Prospective Ruler of Great Brit ain Greeted by Huge Crowd When He Lands

MRS, WINTER T0 HEAD FEDERATION   General Federation Women’: Clubs Makes Selections of Officers

MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN HONORED AT BIENNIAL   Mrs. T. G. Winter Chosen President Of General Federation Of Women’s Clubs.

WOMEN ELECT MRS. WINTER   Biennial Convention Names Minneap. olis Resident as President— Only One Opponent.

MRS, WINTERS IS NAMED BY WOMEN   MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN TO HEAD WOMEN’S CLUBS FEDERATION   Annonnce List of Officers—Convention at Des Moines Will Close To night—Consider Resolutions.

CLUB WOMEN NAME OFFICERS FOR NEXT TERM   Choose Mrs. T. G. Winter o Minneapolis As President.

MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN IS MADE FEDERATION HEAD      Results of Election of Officers An notinced Officially at Biennial © Gonvention

a  CT FINAL TREATY DEFEAT INSENATE VOTE   polls Show Pact Is Several Votes Short Of Enough To Be Ratified   WILSON OPPOSED TO PRESENT COVENANT   Reservation On Article Ten Js Said To Be Entirely Unacceptable To White House

ARTICLE CHANGED IN TREATY   Fear Pact Doomed Despite Senate Vote  WILL DEMS STICK?  Silent Vote Will Determine Resuli

UNITED ole QUT OF LEAGUE SAY SENATORS   Adoption of Lodge Reserva: tion Death to American Participation, Is Belief   DEMOCRATIC ALIGNMENT AGAINST WILSON SOUGHT   EVEN SHOULD SENATE NOW ACCEPT TREATY, PRESIDENT HAS ASSURED HE WILL REJECT RATIFICATION.

FINAL VOTE ON THE TREATY — ON THURSDAY   ‘King and Simmons ;Want Treaty Ratified Whether © President Will Accept or Not,

IREATY FAILURE 0 HELD GERTAIN   Bot’: Lodge and Hitchcock Believe It Will Lack Necessary Votes for Ratification.   REJECTION BY PRESIDENT   Predicted that Wilson Will Refuse ta Approve It With Reservation to Article 10.

WILSON EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION   Senators Believe Chief Executive Wili Refuse Ratification   HAS DEFIED RESERVATIONS   Jemocrats May Bolt the Leadership Taken by President —

GOV. COX  mth = Gunele af Cen Pitaen and Inc   Will Speak at. San Diego and Lo Angeles Tonight.

COX ROUNDING ~ FOR HOME TRIP   Ohio Governor Turns OuterMost Mark in Western Campaign Tour Today.   MUCH PLEASED WITH - ‘VISIT TO CALIFORNIA   He Thinks His Tour Has Done Much to Ginger Up Western Demoacrats.

Governor Cox Returns East   Homeward Bound On Long Swing Around Western Circuit.   CROWDS GREET HIM ALONG THE ROUTE

G. 0, P, PLATLORM HITS TREATY AND LEAGUE COVENANT   READY FOR COMMITTEE IN CHICAGO; VERSAILLES PACT CALLED WAR BREEDER   PLANK DOES NOT GARRY 0. K. OF LODGE CLAUSES

BEAT TREATY, REPUBLICAN SOLONS' PLAN   Write Plank For Plat form Denouncing Wilson Pact and League.

REPUBLICANS MEET HAYS.   Party Members Spend Day Ex changing Ideas for Organization in West.

REPUBLICANS EXCHANGE IDEAS FOR ORGANIZATIO!   Many State Delegations Have Hear  to Heart Talks With National Chairman.

ES  BRITISH SOLDIERS MASSED IRELAND   If Conditions Grow Worse Govern ment May Declare Martial Law.

MASS TROOPS IN MANY IRISH TOWNS;PLAN 10 CURB DISORDER   Seventy Thousand Soldiers and Military Policemen are On Duty.   : Suspect Shipment of War Supplies from America to Scotland.

BRITISH TROOPS MASS IN IRELAND TO CRUSH TERROR  SEVENTY THOUSAND MEN   SEVENTY THOUSAND MEN OF ENGLISH CROWN SENT TO IRELAND.

BRITISH FORCES ARE INCREASED TO CRUSH TERRORISN   Heavy Reinforcements Sent To All Parts Of Ireland.   MARTIAL LAW MAY BE DECLARED SOON   Navy Keeping Vigilant Watch On All TheCoasts Of Treland.

HUN WORKERS THREATEN GENERAL DESTRUCTION   Will Destroy Factories and Mine:  If They Fail to Take  Wesel, ’   ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS  so LIKE OLD GERMAN ARMY   ‘Reds Issue Official Statements  and Claim Capture of Vil-  lages and Prisoners.  q   IFIRE ON REGULAR TROOPS      Only Condition Workmen Will Consent to Peace Is Withdrawal of Defenders.

‘BERT TROOPS STILL CONTROL CITY ON AHINE   Workers Army Uses Artiller All Day But Night Sees Quiet.   Struggle to Force Withdrawal of Government’s Military Will Continue.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS LAY FLANK TRAP   Armored Train Keeps Up Steady Fire On Enemies Of Ebert.

Reds Driven Across Lippe River and Southeast Out of Lippe Schloss by  Governmen: Troops.

WESEL HOLDING OUT   Situation in Ruhr Region Gradually Clearing is Report.

Paris Report Says the Germas Cabinet, Headed By Buer, Has Resigned.   “REDS” CLAIM VILLAGES   Labor Councils Decide Not te Abandon Straggle In the Ruhe District.

WESEL HOLDING - AGAINST RED   SITUATION IN. RUHR RE GION CLEARING UP, SAYS REPORT TODAY. -

TAK REVISIONS HARDING'S SLOGAN   EXCESS PROFITS TAX ON BIG BUSINESS STIRES WRATH OF THE NOMINEE   Asserts He Never Said One Dol. lar was Fair, Price for Wheat Under Present ondition of County

HARDING SAYS — “EXCESS PROFITS MUST BE CUT AT EARLY DATE   ! d  This In A Speech To. Old Friends And  Supporters From Two Ohfo ~Counties

REDUCE TAX ON PROFITS HARDING SAYS   Makes Speech Before Friends and Supporters At Marion, O.

EXCESS PROFITS “TW AIS TARGE   Senator Harding Would Relieve Indus try of Burden Which Hampers, De cries Class Legislation; Mounting Farm Prices Inseparable High Wags

Delegations From Richland and Crawford-cos Received at Front Porch—Interdependence of All Economie Grouns fs Theme of Lenothy Discourse.

RESULT PLEASES CHURCHILL      British Secretary of State for Wa Says U. S$. Election Has Steadying Effect.

SENTIMIEN IN THE RESOLUTIONS STEERING COMMITTEE  —_——_ we _ 2. Pe gee ege lc   Against Reference to Prohibition Is. sue in Platform Was Reported Having Developed at Last Night’s Session. —   Bat It Was Decided to Be Left to The Fal! Committee.

BODIES OF 50,000 DEAD 10 BE BROUGHT HOME   ‘Twenty to 25 Thousand Wil) Remain Permanently Burled Under French . Sol; "Scerefary Baker Says.

WILL RETURN 50,000 DEAD FROM ABROAD   Upward of 25,000 Men Who Died in Service Overseas Te Sleep in Foreign Soil.   Secretary Baker Makes Definite Announcemeti:

TO BRING BODIES OF AMERICAN DEAR   Secretary Baker Announces That About 50,000 Will Be Returned To United States.

50,000 BODIES TO BE RETURNEL   Secretary Baker: Awnountes that About 25.060 Soldiers Will Be Lett in France

90,000 AMERICAN DEAD WILL BE BROUGHT HOME   Jetween 20,000 and 25,000 Will Remain Permanently Over.  2eehae

BRING ‘BOYS’ BODIES HOME   Remains of . Fifty. Thousand Ameri can Soldiers Will Be Brought to America fram France. ~

50,000 GOLD. STARS COMING BACK TOU. §   ABOUT 25,000 AMERICAN DEAD TC REMAIN OVERSEAS, SAYS  zarmnm BAL ECR

60,000 OF U, 6. DEAD IN. FRANCE T0-BE MOVED   SEGRE ANT BAKER SAYS 20,000 TO 25,000 BODIES WILL STAY: “- ” OWERSEAS:’

ONE-THIRD OF DEAD 10 STAY YIN FRANCE   Secretary Baker Says 25,000 Wil Remain and 50,000 Be Returned.   BONUS CAUSES ANOTHER ROW   House Committee Told That Members  ef Congress Wi'! Suppor: Meas* gre to Get Soldier Vote—Fore2 ney Resents Statement.

0,000: BODIES TOBE BROUGHT FROM FRANCE   Secretary Baker Tells Com _mittee. of Decision .of War. Department:

THIRD OF DEAD STAY IN FRANCE   Secretary Baker Says 25,000 Will Remain and 50,000 Be Returned.   House Gommittee Told That Members ef Congress Will Support Meas. ure to Get Soidier Vote—Ferdney Resents Statement.

THIRD OF BODIES REMAIN IN FRANGE   Secretary Baker Says 50,000 Will Rest in Home Graves.   25,000 TO STAY OVERSEAS   : Bonus Causes Another Row When  House Committee Toid That Members of Congress Will Support  Measure for Soldier Vote.

THIRD OF DEAD STAY IN FRANCE   Seoretary Baker Says, 25,00€ ~ Will Remain and 50,000 Be Returned.   BONUS CAUSES ANOTHER ROW   House Committee Told That Members of Congress Will Support Measure to Get Soldier Vote—Fordney Resents Str’ “‘ament.

RETURN 80,000 BONES THOME   Secretary Baker Informs Sen: ate Half That Number Will” Remain Overseas.   COST IS 14. MILLIONS

SOME OF U.S. DEAD IN FRANCE TO BE MOVED   Secretary Baker Says 20,00( to 25,000 Bodies Will  Stay Overseas.

SULTAN MOVED FROM: EUROPE   British Send Mehmed: ‘VI to Brusa Twenty Miles ‘Inland in Asia,” Moscow Says. ~

SULTAN MOVED FROM EUROPE   Send Mehmed VI to Brusa fwenty Miles iniand in geund Moscow Saye. i

New Chancellor Says Institution Must Serve All Activities. of the State   ‘Salary Schedule at K. U. Impossible,” but State Will Help When Informed

Erin BATS GANGES ee LOR: LINDLEY:         New Chancellor. Says Institeties Must Beers All Activities...”   ‘Salary Schedule at. K. U. Impossible,” but. State Will” Helo When Informed -

N. Y. LEGISLATURE AGAIN EXPELS THE SOCIALIST MEMBERS   TWO WHO WERE NOT EXPELLED RESIGNED FROM *UN-AMERmAN”T RODY

SUGIALIST DUSTER IS REPEATED   Exper W. fr. ASsempblymen Second Time  eat em a nena  OTHERS RESIGN  Action Now Admits No Appeal

New York Legislature Ousts Three and Two Others Re-: sian Seats.

SOCIALISTS AGAIN OUT OF ASSEMBLY   Three Fired, Two Quit As New York Solons Meet.

‘New York Assembly Votes 90 to 45 to Expel Three  Members Second Time

THREE SOCIALIST ASSEMBLYMEN ARE EXPELLED   New York Legisiators hy Vete of 90 to do Eject hem, Then Twe Others Quil.

Thousands of Men Have Been Laid Off in Middle West, Reports Show.   AUTO CITIES HARDEST HIT   Many Men Are Idle in Detroit and Indianapolis—Over Supply in North.

NO BIG SLUMP IN DEMANDS FOR LABORING MEN   WOST INDUSTRIES ARE EMPLOY. ING USUAL NUMBER-AUTO AND CLOTHES INDUS:  TRY SLACK

LABOR SURPLUS. Io GAUGED BY ADJUSTMENTS   UNEMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS CREDITED TO BOOMED INDUSTRIES   be ‘(A orecast of good times coming by Jan. 1 is given on-page 3.)

SHOWS LITTLE LABOR SLUMP   OUTSIDE OF AUTOMOBILE FACTORIES FEW SIGNS OF INDUSTRIAL LET  UP SEEN.   OTHER LINES ARE AT WORK

FOUR COUNTRIES RESGH   Shows Difficulty of Adaptine Politics to Peace Terms.   CAUSES PROVE DIFFERENT   Officials of Italian, Polish, Hungarian and Austrian Govern. ments Quit—-German Situation Being Watched Because of Possibility of Reaction Toward Versailles Treaty.

SHOW CONCERN IN CRISES. OF FOUR CABINETS   Simultaneous Resignation: _in_ European Countries Considered Significant   GERMAN SITUATION IS CLOSELY WATCHE

UNREST CAUSES — GABINET’S FALL   Resignation of Ministries Ir Four Eurdnean, Countries          OTHER CRISISES TO COME   Ttaly, Poland, Austria and  Hungary ‘Are Countries . Affected

EUROPE IN STATE OF UNRTST   Simealtanecoun Kesignation of Four Cabinets Proof of It.

DUTLAW OT IKE STILL COSTING MILLION DAILY   Taxpayers Required to Pa’ Deficit Brought About by Loss of Revenues   THOUSANDS OF WORKERS STILL AWAY FROM JOBS   NO GOVERNMENT AGENCY IS ENGAGED IN ATTEMPT AT SETTLEMENT; MEN WILL RETURN, SAY OFFICIALS.

BOTH TO MAKECASH REPORTS   Democratic and. Rergublican Chairmen to Send Records to Senate , Committee.

WILL MAKE CASH REPORTS   Big Party Chairmen to Account -to the Canate Cammittee.

TO CONTINUE PRESENT BASE SELLING PRICES   U. 3. Steel Corporation Takes This Action In Hepe of Stablizing Business Conditions at  eats Bp

URGES PRESENT PRICES OBTAIN   Steel Corporation Announces Policy to ‘ Stabalize Business.”   No Change in Basic Prices Until Altered Conditions

RUSSIAN TROOPS ON ~ LITHUANIAN BORDEE   40,000 Have Been Concentrated In Preparation for Another Drive on Poland,

Germans Trying to Show It Is Impossible for Them to Pay.   HARDING HOLDING OFF ON REFERENDUM PLAN   Daugherty to Discuss Cabinet fter Bryan Confers on Peace,

Ferty Yhousand RBotshevik Troops Concentrated for Drive on Poland.

BOLSHEVIKI READY FOR NEW DRIVE   Concentrate 40,000 Troop: for Another Attack on Po”

40,000, Aided by Germans Said to Be Concentrating on Lithuanian Border

aLAVO bt BUND Ih OLHMANY nEPOHI IOMAY   40,000 Bolsheviks Mass “Or Lithuanian Border,  Paris Learns

aLAVO GET oUNa Ih OCAMANY ner OHT 1OMAY   40,000 Bolsheviks Mass “Or Lithuanian Border, Paris Learns

‘OWEN TO STUMP FOR COX   Another Defeated Candidate for the Nomination Comes Out for the Ohio Governor.

OWEN TO: STUMP FOR CO   Another Defeated Candidate’ for bo Nomination Comes Out for   Ohio Governor,

IS BOLSHEVISM ROOT OF RELIGIOUS SLUMP’   Reverend Joseph Newton I: Alarmed at Indifference, Cites Startling Facts

BOLSHEVISM IS WRECKING CHURCHES SAYS PREACHER   Men Here Buying Them, He Says, and Also That He Has Been Approached by a Buyer.

SEVEN MORGANTOWN PEOPLE DIE IN CRASH   Five Members of One Family and Two of Another Are Killed at Grade Crossing.

ESCOBAR SAYS HE IS WISE TO VILLA   Says With Cooperation, Honesty of Purpose and Good Horses Can Be Caught.

Koper Will, Ask. Falinet to Take: Firm Stand For Enforcement — : of Amendment

TAME STEPS 10 STOP. WAR UPON ORY LAW: RAGING I MIGHIRAN   internal Revenue Head ‘Asks Palmer to Make Investiga- -. _ tion of Situation.      EXAMPLE FOR OTHER CASE      Entire Enforcement. of Prohibition Threatened Unless This Case is Firmly Handled. ~~. -

NO HATS IN THE COURT ROOM   Chieagze Justice Fines Two Women fer Refusing te Remeve Them.

NOBLES nie THE WINNER,   Defeated Tipton in the Final At Sherklan Sunday,

ATLANTA NEGRO WHO LED FIGHT FOR LOUDEN GOES ON NATIONAL COMMITTEI

FORD'S STREET CAR IS READY.   Would Race Gasoline Driven Vehicle Aoninest? net "'vwain.

MORE RAIL MEN WALK OUT      No General Resumption of Walkout Is Expected by VVice President of the B. of R. T., he Says

NO GENERAL RAIL STRIKE .  ANTICIPATED   Walkouts in Widely Bopersins _ Localities Believed ‘ Unorganl:ed.      LABOR BOARD: CRITICIZED   Delay in Making Report’ on “Wame Question Causing Farther Cureat Among Employes, According te Krotherhood vf Tralnmen Official.

FIGURES HAVE NOT BEEN LEARN. ED FROM HEADQUARTERS.   MANY RAILWAY EMPLOYES IN BOONE, AFFECTED   It is Believed That the Employees Wil Receive a Substantial Increase Through the Award of Newly Created Board.

STRIKE OF RAIL MEN RESUMED CrVERAL PLACES   BROTHE RHOOD of r ICE RS LIEVE MOV EMRN T NOT BE GE ONE ARAL,

YARDMEN QUIT RAILROADS IN SOME POINTS   General Strike is Not Expected According to Officials of the Union

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD BLAMED FOR STRIKE   Brotherhood Mead Paes Not Be eve Movemenr ix General—  ee

OTAIKE OF RAIL MEN NOT FEARED   Scattering Walkouts Yesterday Not Believed Nationwide’ Movement.   LABOR. BOARD SCORED

DOESN’T ANTICIPATE A GENERAL WREKOUT,.   Union Official Blamc; Wage Com mission’s Delay for Strikes.

ASOERTO NEW HAIL STRIKES oPORADIE: HITS LABOR BOARL   Walkouts of Yardmen Are No! Widespread, According to B. of R. T. Official.   EMPLOYES OF Q ROAD AT BURLINGTON QUIT WORK    Whitney Says Trouble ts Due to  Labor Board Delay in  Wage Raise Decision.

RAIL WALKOUTS STARTED AGAIN   Members. of: Yardmen’s Asso ciation in Widely Separated Locatities Quit Work.

WALKOUTS DO NOT INDICATE STRIKE   NATIONAL RESUMPETION ©) THE RAIL TIE-UPS NOT IMMINENT   This is the Opinion of Viee-Presi dent: Whitney, Tainmen’s Brotherhood

GENERAL RESUMPTION OF WALK-DUT DEMED   pare Strike of Switchmen  Declared Only in Widely  Separated Localities

RAILROAD STRIKES BREAK OUT ANEW IN FAST AND WEST   EMPLOYES. TIRE OF WAITING FOR: DECISION. OF LABOR BOARD.  TIME: TIMTIT UP   Adjustment Due Three Day: ‘Ago,2,000 Workers, Out in a Philadelphia.

RAILMEN UNEASY OVER DELAY IN WAGE DECISION   Several Widely -Separatec Walkouts But No General  Cay. frre.

RAIL STRIKE NOT RESUMED, SAYS LEADER   Reports of Yardmen Walking Out Do Not Indicate Resumption of Big Strike.   NO RENEWAL IS EXPECTED   Railroad Labor Board Subject to Criticism For Delaying Decision In Wage Cases.

~ WERE RESUMED ~CFVEAM: PLAGE   ‘BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS —_ BE“3 LIEVE MOVEMENT WILL Aad NOT BE GENERAL.

MOOSE REFUSE ~ HARDING. SOAP   FORMER PROGRESSIVES DENY THAT ‘THEY WILL SUPPORT REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   HENRY FORO TO MAKE RAGE

Ford, La Follette to Fore Labor Group to Make Big Decision Today

FORMER BULL MOOSERS ARI MORE DISCOURAGED THAN EVER, SAYS S. J. HOPKINS

NOT FOR - HARDING   NATIONAT. CHAIRMAN OF COM: MITTEE GF 48 SAYS THEY ARE LINING UP WITH THIRE PARTY.   FORD HEADQUARTERS ARE OPENED IN CHICAGO FOR’ THE CONVENTION,

BULL MOOSERS T0 START NEW PARTY   Chairman of the Committee of 48 Will Launch a Party in Chicago   ee 5 © v7 LADUR rFANIL  May Affiliate With Others —Henry Ford Mentioned as a Candidate

PROGR AGING PPPOE REGULARS   3ULL MOOSERS WILL NOT SUPPORT HARDING DE. CLARE THIS ONE.   THIRD PARTY 1S FOAMING   Henry Ford Is Among Receptive Candidates of Proposed Third Party Ticket-—Meet In Chicago Today,

ater Returns from Misconsin Primary Election Increase the Margin by which Senator Wins over LaFollette Protege

Declares Votes from the Country Will Restore His Lead; Madison Observers Give. Him Still a Chance   VOTE SHOWS THOMPSON .-” LOSING TO OSHKOSH WET   Loses Close Counties by Votes Taken from Him. by McHenry; Lenroot Still Gaining

LENROOT ANEAD “TN WISCONSIN PRIMARY VOTE   pshire: “Opponent af “and Suffrage - ‘Ts* ‘Renominatec:

LENROOT RUNS UP DEAD OVER CANES THOMPSON: GOVERNORSHIP [8 CLOSE   Lenreot and Wilcox Have Carried Milwaukee County; Rural Returns Favor Blaine

SENATOR GIVEN © ‘SAFE MARGIN IN _ STATE RETURNS   Blaine Gaining as Fig: ures Come‘in; Surprises for Congress

FURTHER RETURNS ADD TO MR. LENROOT’S LEAL   Lafollette Candidate for Gov. ernor of Wisconsin Only One Thousand Votes Behind.

Qe  JIM REFUSED 10 GONGEDE HES BEATEN   Declares Votes from the Country Will Restore His Lead; Madison Observers Give Him Still a Chance   VOTE SHOWS THOMPSON LOSING TO OSHKOSH WET   Loses Close Counties by Votes Taken from Him by McHenry; Lenroot Still Gaining

Lenroot Leads, — Wilcox Close Up; Nothing Settled   Slow Returns and Heavy Vote—Blaine Gains As Returns Pile Up from Eastern and ' Central Part of State.

BOTH SIDES PREPARE two enmyy4T      Americans Reported — *‘Molested’ By Greeks

BEING MOLESTED   French Official “Report Says American Citizens Suffer _vfrom Greeks in Smyrna.

CHALLENGE TO  DUEL ISSUED BY - NATION’S CHIEI   President or Uruguay's 3 livi  iatiun tis ‘Accepted py LCAté¢ny = ~

URUGUAYAN PRESIDENT CHALLENGES AN EBITOR   Diiferences Are the Outgrowth of 2 Article in El Pais, Attack  . Ing “Executive.

URUGUAY PRESIDENT TO GO ON “FIELD OF HONOK   issues Challenge for Duel With Publisher, Who Accepts——Is Outgrowth of Criticism,

WANTS TO FIGHT DUEL       Former Mex Chaslenges Kilitor, Who Bors Not Accept.

aa eeeeeeeaeOw7O0ve_e_u—ueSeerrr ree errr rrr  Uruguayan President to Fight Duel With Uruguayan Editor

PISTOL MIGHTY AS EDITOR'S PEN   EDITORIAL WRITERS THAT SURVIVE IN SOUTH AMERICA MUST BE HANDY WITH SIX SHOOTERS.

LABOR ASSAILS ADMINISTRATION   Campaign of Stupidity Has Been Conducted Through Justice Denartment Is Claimed.   MEETING IN MONTREAL

LABOR DENOUNCES BOLSHEVIKS AND ALL PROFITEERS   ANNUAL CONVENTION OF A. F OF L. OPENS TODAY IN MONTREAL, QUEBEC.   CUMMINS RAILROAD LAW HIT: CONGRESS SLAPPED

GOMPERS OPENS MEET   PRESIDES AT OPENING SESSION OF A. F. OF L. CONVENTION.   Report of Executive Council Assails Price Boosters, Profiteering and Bolshevism, at Montreal.

BOLSHEVIOM, HIGH PAGES, CONGREa FLAYED BY ALF. L.   Denunciations and Criticism: “Mark Yearly Communication Executive Labor Council.   ANNUAL CONVENTION ’ OPENED AT MONTREAL   Use of Ballot Urged to Defeai - Enemies of Workers Now Seeking Preferment.

PRICE BOOSTING IS HIT IN LABOR MEE}   Labor Report Assails Profiteering and Bolshevism,   Gompers Opens Convention at Mon  treal and Starts for Chicago With Plank for Piatform,

HITS PRICE BOOSTERS   Labor Report Assails Profiteering and Bolshevism.   Gompers Opens Convention at Mon. treal and Starts for Chicago With Plank for Platform.

{  Economy Streak Hits:  OT heatre; S.R.O. ‘Signs. Relegated to the Heay

ECONOMY WAVE HAS HIT THE THEATERS   The High Price of Amusement Seems to Have Been Overdone in New York

THEATERS HIT BY — PRICE SLUMP.   Many Start Rate Cit; Se¥eral > Faroad tg Cece. ¥

HITTING THE: ~S.R. 0. SIGN   Downward Tendency. of Genera’ Busincss Affected ihe Shews,   ‘SIGN -15. “AN “UNUSED PROP”   Many Big City Slows “atid Many Road Stows Are Doiag “Poor Business.::

THEATERS ARE HIT BY ECONOMY WAVE   New York Theaters Have to Cut Prices to Get Crowds and Road Shows Are Being Disbanded. .

ECONOMY WAVE HITS THEATER   New York Dispesing ef Seats by Cut Throat Measures.

THEATERS HARD HIT 8) NATIONAL ECONOMIC WAVE OVER NATION   end of Unprecedented Boor Seems Near and Many Ar Forced to Go Out of Busi: ness. — Road Shows Also Are Feeling Pinch. .

S.R.O.SIGN HAS BeEN REMOVED   ‘National Economy Wave Has Hit the Theatres of the East.

THEATERS HARD HIT AY ECONOMY WAVE              Cho tng al 5 re fot   ACTORS’ QUT OF WORK                  vailiicer Have 1 More “Phat i Minion” Doltars. in Hee

CAN STATE FORCE COAL UPERATIUN?   Coal Commission Has a Mo mentous Question to Settle For Commissioners.

STATE COMMISSION IS: NOW CONSIDERING THE EXTENT OF AUTHORITY   Evidence Accumulates That Operators Are Preparing to Contest Commission's Ruling,

GRAIN DEALERS INCLUDE MANY SKID FARMERS   Convention Now Under Way At Cedar Point is Out 01  Ordinary   jive Attention to Obtaining Cars to Move Wheat Crop

GRAIN DEALERS INGLUDE NANY HHiG FARMERS  Convention Now Under Way   Give Attention to Obtainin; Cars to Move Wheat Crop

GERMAN FIRMS TRY TO RECAPTURE TRADI   German Concerns Are Renewing Their Pre-war Methods of Commerce,

FIRE IN }LLINOIS,   Outside Help .Saves Town of Reektom From Destruction.

WAVE-TOSSED — ~ SHIPS ARE SAFI   Naval Bureau Gets Reassuring Word by Wire less. One. Ship, Filled with Booze, Forced to Return to New York’   ‘OTHER MESSAGES

Was Dr. C. L. Cope, Seymour Dentist, While Operating X Ray Machine.

DENTIST ELECTROCUTED   Dr. Cope Instantly Killed at Seymour Friday

FARMERS SEEK CLASS LAWS?   Convention Speaker Says They Are Forming Stronger “Unions” Than Laboring Men.

SAY CLASS LAWS ARE SOUGHT   Farmers Accused of Forming Stronger MLinions’ Than Laborers.

BRITISH SHIP  IS HELD UF   Women Port uade ‘Thirty .Stevedares + Filling Ships Benkérs to Qnit Work.

IRISH STRIKERS TIE UP STEAMER   San Francisco Stevedores Tie Up Shit at San Francisco in Protest Against M’Sweeney Case.

POLICE AND JUDGES Alp      Courls Raise Bail to Figure: Too Great to Be Paid By Ouldrite,

CRIME WAVE WANING   POLICE AND JUDGES AID   Courts Raise Bail to Figure: Too Great to Be Paid By Culprits.

NEW YORK CRIME WAVE WANES, POLICE SAY   Bail Is Increased for Kighty-Four Offenders Caught in Official Drave Noe,

IN NEW YORK 1 RAPIDLY WANING   Intensified Police Activity Supported By Drastic Measures OF -Criminal Court Judges 1s Having Effect .   PLAN TO INCREASE FORCE

PRISONERS UNABLE TO GIVE HIGH BONDS DEMANDED BY COURT, MANY ARRESTS MADE DURING THE WEEK

GRIME EPIDEMIC WANING RAPIDLY   Before Intensified Activi: ties of the Police   84 MEN SENT TO JAIL   3y Judges in Court of Genera! Sessions at New York—Bai of $150,000 is Ordered For. feited in Cases of. Sixty Others Who Fail to Appear When Ordered

Drastic Measures - of €riminal ‘Court 2 anaes and Potice Cure Crim ceo  .° .. inal Activities.

PRIMARY PETITIONS ARE FILED   G.°0.\P. to Stage Six Contests; One On in Democratic Ranks

U4, MARKET NOT HIT BY 6000S 0 IAPEN IMPORTEL   Increase Is. Mainly in Value Rather Than Quantity, Say Officials at Capital.   BETTER SHIPPING CAUSE OF BIGGER CONSIGNMENTS   Nippon’s Advantage in Exports Over Europe at Present Is Due to War Conditions.

COURT-MARTIAL 10 TAY OFFICERS ASKEL   WOLTERS, WIRES HOBBY RE. QUESTING. CERTAIN ONES NAMED ON BODY.

Hobby Requested to Appoint Board . of Inquiry in Houston Affair’ by Commanding General at Galveston.

STILL HAVE HIGH PRICES   Hahilues ‘of New: York's: Gilde Cabarets-Gan Spend Much Money.

HABITUES MUST PAY THE PHIGE AND GhiT BOOZE   Cabaret Prices in New York To Be High or Festival

Habttues of N. VY. Wintte Ways te Have mnt Tie  New Year, Exeent Cos

HEMP NECKTIE FOR LOOTERS   General Wrangel is Exercis. ing Stern Discipline on His Troops.

PACE RECALLS AN ANCIENT GANVASS   APPARENT VICTORY OF ALF TAYLOR IN TENNESEE BRINGS UP REMINISCENCES “WAR OF ROSES.”

Alf Taylor, Age 72, ‘‘Knight of Red Rose,’’ Comes Bach After 34 Years

TAYLOR LEADS FOR GOVERNOR OF TENN   Memorable Contest Of Two Broth. ers For Gubernatorial Honors  ln 1886 Is Recalled.

HOBBY EXPRESSES HIS GRATIFICATION   Over the Result of Primary anc Tells What It Means To  Texas and Nation

U.9. LAWS OR PAGT? HARDING   Says Covenant Would Kill Constitution   ANNIVERSARY TALK   a  Says Either Geneva or  U. S. Must Rule

‘CONSTITUTION OR COVENANT,’ SAYS HARDING   The Two Are Irreconcila. ble, He Tells Another Pilgrim Delegation

DUGIALTS 13 RUT AT Gil: 160 MEET   Two Thousand o Them Battle in Carmz i 3 Hall.   ATTACK ON L NINE CAUSE   Meyer London’s Criticism of the Rus. sian Red Leader Siirs Up Party Factions—Police ficstore Order When They Arrive.

RIOT CALL AT MEET OF SOCIALISTS   Meyer London’s Attack on Lenine Stirs Up Party Factions at Chicago.   TWO THOUSAND IN BATTLE   Chairs Broken, Hats Smashed ano Many Faces Battered Before the: Police Arrived and Restored Order—Speech Resumed.

CITIZENS TRAIS  Leon ‘Trotsky, Sovie Leader, Arrives Be hind Lines --- Red: Devastate Country Said.

POLES RUSHING ALL AVAILABLE MEN TO BATTLE   Plan Desperate Effert to Save Capital of Nation From Bolsheviki   SOVIET FORCE IS LARGER   Estimates Say Poles Are Outnumbered Two to One— New Advances Made

POLES ROPELESSL QUTNUMBERED NOM   ESTIMATED REDS HAVE TW( AND ONE HALF TIMES THEIR NUMBER,   PREPARING FOR STRUGGLE   Retreating Poles Will Take Theit Stand Just Outside Capital, Women Agree to Fight to the Death,

FIGHT IN THEIR CIVIES.   Poles Hurry to Front Without Waiting for Uniforms.

NW AGONS, LOADED WITH BARBED WIRE, DRIVEN BY BOYS AND OLD MEN, RUSH SUPPLIES TO FRONT

FRENCH ARMY OFFICERS FILL. POLE CAPITAL   Ready to Take Com. mand to Repel Invadvading Bolshevists

RED ARMY ATTACKS POLISH DEFENSES AT GATES OF GITY   ‘Paris Report Says Great Battle Now Being Fought and Fate of Capital in Balance.   ENTIRE POPULATION IN LAST LINE OF DEFENSE   Red Cavalry Penerate Praga, a Suburban Towns Counter Attacks Are Ordered.

POLES GIVEN 10 DAYS “TO ACCEPT RUSS OFFER   Soviets Make’ Concessions to Avoid Winter Campaign But Limit Time for Acceptance.

SOVIET PROPOSES AN ARMISTICE T0 AVOID A WINTER GAMPAIGI   ‘Head of Russian Peac  Delegation Gives Poles  Ten Days to Accept.

Adolphe Joffe Head of Red Mission, Says Poles Must Accept in That Time, or Reds Will Attack

RUSSIANS MAKE NEW ARMISTICE OFFER 10 POLES   Must Be Accepted at Once or Winter Campaign Starts.

POLAND GIVEN — TEN DAYS FOR PEACE ANSWE!   eds Demand Reply Before Time for Beginning Win BERET a3. Pe

GIVE THE POLES TEN DAYS   HBoviet Propose Another Armistice in 7 New Peace Conference.

RUSS-POLE PEACE HOPES BRIGHTER   Head of Soviet Delegation Offers Armistice Terms or Fieht =.

PROSPECT OF PEACE BRIGHTER   Soviets Ready to Withdraw 15 Points to Which Poles . Objected :         Eliminate Conditions “De signed to Sovietize Pola —Abandon Galician Claims

SOVIETS OFFERING PEACE TO POLES   Head of Soviet Peace Delegation Announces Terms.  Says Poland Must Accept Or Face Campaign   Russia Would Avoid Furthe Bloodshed is Announced.

Armistice Must  Be "Accented Nov   Head gf Saviet Peace Delegation Says  tho’ Armistico Presented Must Be ] Signed Within Ten Days.

VETS PROPOSE ~—BNISTICE.ANEY   Say if the Poles Don’t Accept Within Ten Days the Bolsheviks oui Plan for a Winter Offensive. —Soviets Claim Desire for Peace.

SALINAS reo FINE G ROW TH.   Shows a Gain of More Than 5,000 In 10 Years. -

MARSHALLTOWN NOW 15.731   Census Shows Growth of 17.6 Per  Cent for towa Town—Memphis bet oone ade Kktows to 162.951.

FOREST FIRED DRIVE FARMERS OUT OF HOMES   UNUSUALLY DRY WEATHER FOR LONG TIME CAUSES . FREQUENT BLAZES,   (The report of the forest fire at Faire field, Wus., is given on page 7).

FOREST FIRES. IN WISCONSIN ARE REPORTED   Under Control in One Place. Blazes Are Reported In Others   VOLUNTEERS FIGHTING

JAMES J. SINNOT TO BE CHIEF DOORKEEPEF   Treasurer of Democratic National Committee Arrives in Convention Citv.

DRIFTING TO SAN MH AVETS oO,   Treasarcr of Democratic ( ommlitee  ew inte Arrival.

(fommittee on Arrangemenis Wil) Diseuss Sutional Convention in San Francisen.

MARSH IN FRISCO TO HELP ARRANGE PLANS   Vv ice-President Marshall in Mon  terey—Special Preparations Made for Women.

DEMOCRATS PLAN FIRST MEETING   Will Arrange For San Francisco National Convention Today

ARKANSAS WOMAN TO SECOND PALMER FOR PRESIDENC)   Democratic National Treasure: Marsh Arrives in San Francisco to Aid in Planning For Convention.

BUSINESS IN MIDDLE WEST AT HIGH LEVEL   DESPITE GENERAL SHOW OF PROS PERITY, MANY FACTORS GO TO MAKE UP RISK.

MINE STRIKERS AND GUARDS IN 3-HOUR BATTLE   Shots Exchanged Saturday Night in Raleigh County, “ West Virginia.

PUIGHED BATTLE BETWEEN MINERS AND DETECTIVES   Striking Union Men Engag Guards and Non-Union. Mine Workers at Willis Branch.   THOUSANDS OF SHOTS ARE FIRED DURING ENCOUNTER   Corporal of State Constabulary Reports Strikers Using Ma. chine Guns, But This Wa: Later Denied by Superin. tendent of Mine, A. J. O’Nea

(s ee See cake + 8 Pee  Vicetings Will Close With Service Next Sunday Evenine, Nov. 10th.

AST WEEK .OF REVIVAL  ‘eetings Will Close With Service Next Sunday Even-- : ing, Nov. 10th.

Dp PP PpPEGeeeooeppoes   , , BIG STILL: ON DRY , SENATOR'S FARM c

WOOD REPLIES TO BORAH.   Says Senator's Charges Con. cerning Campaign Methods Are Unwarranted.

SAYS CHARGE 1S POLITIC   woop DECLARES BORAH HOPES TO INFLUENCE PRIMARY VOTE IN MICHIGAN :

WOOD DECLARES BORAH PLAYING T0 GALLERIES   Believes Idaho Senator Has Made  Charges in Hope of Influencing Michigan Primary Result.

GENERAL WOOD REPLIES TO BORAH   General Declares Attack Was For Purpose of Influencing Michigan Primary.

MORAN CHARGE UNWARRANTED.   General Wood Saye it Ins Made ta  leafleernce Primary Election.

GREAT INTERta? NN ELECTION ON  TUESOAY NEXT   FF DEMOCRATS BUT NEW  ior" DANGER OF OVERTHROW ) PARTY IS THREATENING,

DERS HELP   Harcishure Ficm and Pittshurgh Ma Among Hospital Donors.

OUTSIDERS HELP   Harrisburg Firm and Pittsburgh Mar Among Hospital Donors.

AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE _ MINE AFFRAY   Butte, Mont., Shooting Resulted in Wounding of Fourteen Men.

ANACONDA 70 RECUME WORE   Troops En Ronte and Full Protec “tian Will be Given to the Mine Workers.

FOURTEEN MEN — - WERE WOUNDED   City and County Authorities Investigating the .  Miners’ Clash

INVESTIGATE CLASH IN MONTANA STRIKE   Fourteen Men Wounded i Mine Walkout,

BUTTEPROBES NINE SHOOTING: ~ LE WOUNDED   CITY AND COUNTY AUTHORITIES BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF STRIKERS’ -FIGHT

AN EMPORIA MYSTERY   Body’ of Oklahoma City Ma Found in Weeds Near Coun‘try Club:

EMPORLA MURDER MYSTERY.      Body Of August’ EHisom Was Found in Weed aPich,

Senate sOrnmittee” Has Been Warned   MARSIALSL, MAN TESTIFIED ON PRINT PAPER INVESTIGA: PTLIGN FRIDAY.

General Ange! Flores Fights Way Across Sinaloa Border, - Taking Town of San Blas on Boundary Cine ;   PROCEEDS ON MARCH TO * CAPITAL OF THE STATE   Federal Troops Desert to Army of Invaders and Leader, Unable to Stem Tide, Retreats in Wild Disorder

SONORA REBELS  GAINING GROUND WIN FIRST FIGHT   Federal Troops in Sina. ica Desert To Revolutionist Ranks

SONORA WINS FIRST BATTLE   invades Sinaloa, Taking a Town, With 2,500 Men, Half of Whom Are Y@quis.

Sonora’s Army Cuts Way to Victory in First Fight; Opponents in Wild Flight

SONGHA [a WINER IN THE FIRGT  HOUND   Troops of New Republic Fighting Way Toward the Capital of Sinaloa,   FEDERAL TROOPS ARE ROUTED BY REBELS

SONORA DECLARES MARTIAL LAW ITS . FIEHT FOR FREEDON   ADJOINING STATE IS INVADED   By Soldiers of the New Republic Reports Today Say.

Aue Prie ta Under ‘Military root = Troops Prepare T'o Defend‘Country Aga “Carranza -Troap “Attacks : in Near Future... —      ADJOINING: STATE -IS:INVADED      Ye "Resorts Tc day: ‘Say,

BATTLE IS WON BY SONORA   First Fight of Mexican Rebellion Goes to the Rebels.

Gen, Flores Leading the Victorious Army of the Independent State Against the Federal Troops In Sinaloa.

FLORES TAKES TOWN ON SINALOA BORDER; MARCHES ON CAPITAL   Federals Deserting at Hermosillo; Yaquis Join Vic torious Rebels; Culiacan Troops Revolting; Iturbe in Wild Retreat; Gunboats Join the New Republic: Gomez Ouits Carranz:.

"FIRST BATTLE FOR FREEDOM   Sonora Army Meets Carranza  Troops at Boundary— Claim Army of 25,000   CIVIL WAR IS CERTAIN   YAQUI INDIANS MAKE PEACE AND JOIN SONORA AGAINST CARRANTFTA GOVERAMENT

ENVOVS OF POLAND ARE PRISONERS AT MINSK   Denver Man Seriously tlt in Soviet Hands; Wireless Use Made Impossible

SANITATION AT” MINSK SICKENS. POLE DELEGATES   ‘Riga Decided Upon as Scene : of Peace Conference; Reds Counter Attack

POLISH DELEGATION SEES NO GHANCGE FOR PEACE WITH RUSSIA   Soviets Keep Delegates Prisoners—Terms Unacceptable.

COND  TION 13 WORSE DAILY   Polish Peace Delegates Com pelled to Submit to Filthy  Surroundings.

REDS STRIKE BACK IN BIG OFFENSIVE   Capture Several Small Towns After Bitter Clashes.

GOAL SUPPLY FOR Th NORTHWEST UNCERTAIN         OPERATORS FAIL TO’ WORK OUT PLAN TO PROCURE IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT. *

FUEL QUESTION STILL UNSOLVEI   OPERATORS UNABLE TO WORK OUT PLAN TO ALLAY SHORTAGE—NEED CARS, CLAIM.

NO PLAN WORKED OUT 10 PROVIDE COAL FOR WINTEL   Operators Fail to Devise 4 ~~ Scheme to Bring Abou  immediate Shipment te - Points in the Northwest.

GOAL SUPPLY 1S A CAR QUESTION. OPERATORS Sat      Seek Plan to Supply Northwest With       ZONE SYSTEM — IS OPPOSEI )

OPERATORS: FAL “TO WORK OUT mT   No Action Taken Regarding Shipment “ot Coat to Northwestern’ Points; Car Supply ‘Is. Problem. .

CLAIM BAILAOADS ARE NOT OBEYING  PRIORITY ORDER   Coal Operators Fail to Work Out Any Definite Plan for Fuel Relief. '   TWO PROPOSALS SUGGESTED BY COMMITTEE REJECTED   Daily Delivery to Northwest Amounts to Only Half of Quantity Said to be Needed as Insurance Against Fam. ine in States at Head Lakes

Coal Operators Complain Over Failure to Get Cars to Move Fuel From Mines

COAL TO DAKOTA [S STILL BOUND UP IN RED TAPE   Soft Coal Operators Stall; Reach No Decision on _ake Shipping   NO CARS GUARANTEED   MINE OWNERS AND RAILROAD MEN AT LOGGERHEAOS FACH BLAMING THE OTHER

‘MOVE SUPPLY WORKED OUT   COMMISSION ORDER “VIOLATED   TWO-.. PROPOSAIS!::REJECTED.

BANK ROBBERS GET $11,000   Five Bandits Make Daring Daytight Raid on South Bend (ied.) =~ State Bank.

“HEAD. UP, EYES: OPE BY. REPUBLICANS            G. 0. P. to ‘Straddle League Issu

KIL, AN IRISH SERGEANT   Persons Firing From Ambush fr County Kerry Slay One and ‘Monnd su.

ORLANOMA FIELDS HAVE GOOD WELLS   Several Good Gushers in the Osage District.

DKLAHOMA FIELDS HAVE GOOD WELLS   Several Good Gushers in {kh Osage District.   IDEVELOPMENT REVIEW

INTERRUPTS FUNERAL SERVICE   sappesed Corpse Sits Up, inquiring Whai's Coming Off?

‘KAHN STILL CAMPING : ON BAKERS TRAIL   Californian Chares Secretary Vio lates Army Reorganization

‘SAYS BAKER EVADES ARMY ACT. ‘Aanintant Secretary ° Not Parchnaing,  wenn urd al ona’  Be an Be enw the ce wees

HE UNION SERVICES   REV. MOORE'S SERMON ON PRE EMINENCE OPKCHRIS',   Annual Union Thanksgiving Services  Held in Methodist Church Last Night

THE UNION SERVICES   Annual Union Thanksgivi c Services Hela in Methodted Church Last ‘Night.

Postoffice In  New Quarters   Moved to Pine Street Quarters on Saturday; Ha, Additional Facilities

Postoffice To ~ Move Saturday   Bronson Announces Jump to Pin Street Will be Made at the End of this Week

CHARGED WItu BURGLARY   Clyde Favior Under Theft ef Sac  Arrest for

SIGHT FOR STAR GAZERS      Planeis Will Be In Range. Jupiter Overhead.

STEAMSHIP COMPANIES iN HANDS OF RECEIVER   Outstanding Obligations Morse Lines Are Said to Exceed 1500 000.

APPOINT RECEIVER FOR MORSE LINE   ‘Temporary Financial Difficulty’ Is Understood to Be Attributed to Freicht Rate Decline

FOG ADDS T0 TROUBLES IN N. Y. HARBOR   Strike Drags Along witl No Material Change in Situation.

PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR LOCAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE   Five Days Session Will Open Mon day, Aug. 30th, at Gymnasium School Building.

LA PAZ IS SWEPI BY INDIGNATION   Peruvians Attack Mamber of Bolivian Aviation Services With Stones and Sticks.

Danzia a Free City.   REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN SESSION AT ST. LOUIS

CONGRESS IS. CONFRONTED BY... ~ HARD PROBLEMS   They Are Taxation, the Tariff and Foreign Trade and There Is No Prospect of Immediate =< Salotian  '  i

CONGRESS HAS “GREAT TASK TO ~~ SOLVEPROBLEMS   Not Likely That Solution Will Be Reached Before March 4.   TARIFF MEASURE © MAY BE AMENDED   Doubtful If House Bill Can Pass The Senate Irn Its Present Form.

TAXATION, TARIFF AND FOREIGN TRADE WORRIES CONGRESS   Dawn Of New Year Will Find Legislators Wrestling With . These Problems

Little Hope For Tariff Before Mar. 4.   Foreign Trade and Taxatior Problems Also Likely to Be Unsolved   FOR NEW ADMINIST’AT'N   Solution of Exchange Ques tions One of First For  Harding and Aids

‘DEAD’ DAKOTA: SOLDIER COMES BACK TO LIFE   HAKAN AMUNDSE?® OF ABERDEEN, ““U LED” IN JULY, 1918, ARRIiVESN NEW YORK

DEAD MAN’S BODY PLACED IN TRUNK: TRUNK IS BURIED   Firemen Wade in Swamp Water Neck-Deep to Recover Victim’s Body

BODY FOUND I SUNKEN TRUN   Connecticut OCficers Shown Where tc Fird Murder Box by Men Believec to Have Done Killing; Office ® Wade Neck-Deep in Search

SEC. HOUSTON OPPOSED TO SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Writes Chairman Fordney of the House Ways and Means Commit. tee That it Would Be “Unfortunate

LS LL TOT T  HOUSTON HITS — SOLDIER BONUS   Secretary of Treasury Says Such Legislation Would Boost Prices.   MATTER OF SERIOUS CONCERI   Says Government’s Indebtedness Ma turing Within Three Years Is in the Neighborhood of $8,000,000,000.

SEC'Y HOUSTON OPPOSES BONUS   Secretary of Treasury Oppose: Measure in Letter to House Committee

HOUSTON AGAINST BONUS PROPOSAL COST 100 GREAT   Says Congress Should Raise Funds For Current Expenses.   WILL HAVE INFLUENCE   Communication Laid Before Caucus of Republicans

OPPOSES THE BONUS   Secretary of Treasury Against it “However Financed” -

vetsry Regards As Highly Unfortunate Any New Obligations On Treasury.

TREASURY HEAD UPPUoES BONUS   Houston Declares Proposed Act Would Boost Prices.   SITES GREAT DEBT OF JU. S.   Indebtedness ef the Government Ma. turing Within Three Years Is in the Neighborhood of $8,000 000, 000—Must Have Revenue.

TREASURY CHIEF OPPOSES ALL SOLDIER BONUS   Houston Declares it Would be Unwise ot Burden Treasury with Financing Anything Additional.

HOUSTON OPPOSED 10 BONUS LEGISLATION “HOWEVER FINANCED’   Says Any New Financial Obligation Would be “Highly Unfortunate.”

Says Congress Should Rai: ~” Funds for Expenses   SENDS LETTER 10 FORDNEV

HOUSTON OPPOSES THE SOLDIER BONIS   Secretary of Treasury Say: Nothing Can be Done Tha’ Will Get That Money anc Not Disturb General Credits Matertally. 

HUUSLUN UPP USES SOLDIER BONUS; COST TOO MUCH     fA, are erreIeTe . Fe Tey & PTs ht   Government's Indebtedness. Maturing la Next Three Years Is Now in Neighborhood of $8,000,600,000.

SECRETARY OF _ TREASURY NOT i BONUS FRIEND   Houston Declares He is Opposed to Any Legislation for, Soldier Relief Now.

HOUSTON FIGHTS SOLDIER RELIEF   Secretary of Treasury Opposed Bonus No Matter How Financed, He Tells House.

aseeeeiaiihtieeemmiaiiiaeieeiiin ema ies.  {OUSTON OPPOSES ~ SOLDIER BONUS   secretary of Treasury Says Such Legislation Would Bocst Prices. .   FATTER OF SERIGUS CONCERN   gays Government’s Indebtedness Maturing Within Three Years Is in the Neighborhood of $8,000,000,cG0 — Must Seek

MYSTERIOUS BLAST CAUSE EXCITEMENT   Windows Rattled in Newark, N. J.,: No One Is Injured, Says Report.

POLICE ARE ACTIVE : j - TNE NEW YORK cir)   baal  Phey ~ Are Continuing the Drastic 7 _ Measures “Adopted. in EfYovt to ~ » Check Crime Ware. -

BOTH HOUSES PAD: FAS INDUSTRY BIL!   MEASURE GOES UP TO GOVERNOR FOR APPROVAL—SCHOOL BILE. NOW UP.

IRISH BEAT WET CANDIDATES   Election at Dublin Said to Give Hope of Dry treland.

IRELAND MAY BECOME DR      Nearly Every Candidate Connected With Liquor Traffic Defeated in Dublin Election.

KANSAS COAL MINES ARE TIED UP AGAIN   ONLY A FEW SMALL MINES ARE WORKING IN THE PITTSBURG FIELD   DIFFER ON EXPLOSIVES   Miners Are Willing to Pay 32.02 a Keg for Powder, Operaters Want $2.16   Representatives of Ope ators ane Miners Try to Agree at  ca  K. C. feday

THRE LATEST TROUBLE.   Thousands of Winers: Out Bocause ot Hike in Price of Powder,

AGAIN      -ONLY A FEW SMALL MIN ARE WORKING [N. THE PITTSBURG FIELD   Minerg Are Willing ta Pay $2.02 a Keg for Powder, Operaturs Want $2.16   Representatives of Opec zalors ane Miners Try to Agree at K. C. faday

MADE TO END STRIKE   )perators and Men Meet in Kansas City io Discuss Wage Advance-Price of Powder An Issue in Conlroversy.

wee FELLYWSO BIG MEET  Encampment : Degree (Conferred on Class of Twenty-Six.

ODD FELLOWS. BIG’ MEET  Encampment D. Degree Con ferred on Class of  ' Twenty:Six-~ .

ODD FELLOWS BIG MEET  Encampment Degree Conferred on Class of Twentv-Six.

‘Ceremony ‘Takes Place at the. Home of the Bride's” Parents in the Pres-@nce of a Large Number of Relatives and Friends. ~ ;

SOLDIER WIN BRIDE   CLARA WESTERGARD AND JOHN * BARINSKY WEDDED   BRIDEGROOM FOUGHT IN FRANCE   Ceremony Takes Place at the Home of the Bride’e Parents in the Presence of a Large Number of Relatives and Friends,

SEEK TO MAINTAIN GREAT LAKES’ LEVE   Order Issued Prohibiting Grea Use of Water.

MEXICAN GENERAL, 75 YEARS OLD, SENTENCED TO DEATH.   Recently Captured While Leading Rebel Forces in State of Vera Cruz.

HOOVER NOT ELIMINATED   ‘Sohnson’s Victory Blow te _ Ex-Food Chief, But Ha Jsn’t Out of Race.   WHOLE REPUBLICAN " SITUATION CHAOTIC

HOOVER STILL II  “THE RUNNING   California Result, Has Not Eliminated’ Him   JOHNSON HAD. TO WIN:

NO PEACE UNLESS PACT 1S RATIFIED, WILSON’S STAND   PRESIDENT WILL VETO ALL MEASURES DESIGNED TO BRING ABOUT A STATE OF PEACE   WILSON MAY BE CANDIDATE   President's Activity in Presidential Campaign Has Put Democratic Hopefuls in Bad Predica. ment—Await Final Word

WILSON DECLINES PEACE PLAN   Wants Versailles Treaty or Nothing at All   ADVOCATES “MODUS VIVENDI”   Thinks Voters Will Express Ap. proval of Pact

WILSON 10 VETO KNOX RESOLUTION   resident Will Stand “Pat” on Versailles Treaty—To Insist on Ratifications.   TO BE ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN   Talk of Wilson Making Race for Third Term on Treaty Platform is Heard in Washington.

mj Peace With Germany  ill Veto Any Measure Mak ithout Versailles Treaty   ILS = JNDECIDED ON TH! . ERM CANDIDACY   HITE HOUSE IS STEADIL TAKING HAND IN PREPARA TIONS FOR DEMOCRATIC NA TIONAL CAMPAIGN,

WILSON WILL VETO KNOX RESOLUTION FOR PEAGE WITH GERMANY   President “Standing Pat” for Versailles Treaty, Willing to Await Verdict of People at the Polls.

al IN TREATY FIGHT   REFUSE CONCESSIONS   CONGRESS NOT To act UNTII WILSON SHOWS HAND AND PRESIDENT AWAITS CON. CRESS’ ACTION--TO VETO  KNOX RESOLUTION

PRESIDEN! WILL KILLRFSO1 TION. OFFFRFNRY KNOX   Wilson Standing Firm For Versailles Treaty Or NothThe Pending Campaign =      CONGRESS WATCHING FOR HIS NEXT MOVE

THE PRESIDENT WILL  VETO KNOX GERMAN — PEACE RESOLUTIO!   President Wilson i is Determined to Stand Pat for the Versailles Treaty or N othing—Congress Awaits Action.

VETO KNOX PLAN IF SENATE AGT!   ‘President Will Not Permit Peace Un less Versailles Treaty Is Ratified by Senate: Wiiling to Rest Matter With Voters in Election.

Resolution Declaring Pea With Germany if Passed Will Die.              PRESIDENT WILL STATE 2” TREATY UP TO PEOPLE   Whether He Will Enter. Cam paign Will Then Be  Decided,

President Will Veto Knox Treaty Resolution   And Carry Treaty Fight Into Campaign, Being Himself a  LiandAatsAatia

WILSON ~KNOK pala   President Standing Pat, for the Ver. sailles Treaty of for Nothing at All

WILSON TS STILL FIRM ON TREATY OF VERSAILLES   IS EXPECTED TO VETO ANY RESOLUTIONS TO DECLARE A STATE OF PEACE

TALK OF THIRD TERM SPROUTS   Washington Hears Wilson May Disregard Advice and Bare Neck for Political Axe.

PRESIDENT WILL ALSO YRIQ ANY OFHER MEASURE Gy . SAME MEANING.   His Only Concession Will Be Nege>  tiations for a Temporary Agrec~-.  ment to Preserve American Rights Until Election.

Poe SEARCHES  POA NEGA Wal CHT SHERI   SHERIFF EXPECTED TO DIE A RESULT OF WOUNDS FROM THK NEGRO'S GUN,

SHERIFF SHOT BY BOOTLEGGER   Negro Is Still at Large But is Said to Be Surrounded by Posse

IG DECLARED TN TESPHER NIST.   International Commission Proclaims Martial Law in This Plehiccite Area   CZECHS AND. POLES CLASH   Bitter Feeling Had Had Prevailed i in This ‘District Between Sloyaks and. Polish .

ARMED GUARDS FORM TARGETS FOR FIRE Bucs   Unknown Men Take Shot At Private Guards

J. S. WARSHIP IN DRY DOCK   Flagship Pittcburgh at Southampton. Engiand, for an Overhauling—De. stroyers Accompanied Her.

COLORED LADY DEAD.   Died Friday Morning After Short UIness of Heart Trouble.

COLORED LADY DRAD.   t po t Died Friday Morning Atter Short il ness of Heart Trouble,

GRAND JURY CALLED FOR INVESTIGATION OF FRAUD CHARGES   No Action is Taken on Motior to Réconsider Suffrage Vote in Tennessee.   BRIBERY IS CHARGED IN SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   Many Witnesses Will. Be Called on Both Sides—Special Interest Oppose is Charge,

TENNESSEE SWINGS U.S. TO SUFFRAGE   Federal Amendment Is Ratified by the State Legislature.   LOWER HOUSE VOTE, 49 10 47   Senate Approved Mcasure Last Friday by Vote of 28 to 4—Antis Win in Fight for Reconsid. eration.

‘it APPROVAL “OF AMENDMENT   Tennessee Senate For the Measure 2% to 4. Vote in House Was Close, — Final Test Today. :  we

WOMEN OF AMERICA WIN FRANCHISE AS TENNESSEE BECOMES THE THIRTY_ SIXTH STATE TO RATIFY THE  AMENDMENT.

MEASURE IS ADOPTED BY A046 VOT   Motion to Reconsider Action Is Planned by AntiLeaders for Today—Bill Extends Votes to Millions of Women.

TENNESSEE RATES SUFFRAGE MEASURE   House of Tennessee Legislature Concurs in Action of Senate.   NOT YET CERTAIN WOMEN WILL VOTE IN NOVEMBER   Heuse Still Has Opportunity  scind Its Action—Legality  Sfinatinn Will PR. Tactad

Favorable Action is Taken by Lower House by Vote of 49 to 27; Speaker Calls for Reconsideration Pending

Tennessee Ratifies Woman Suffrage.      Victory Permits 17,000,000 Women to Take Part in the Coming Presidential Election.

LOWER HOUSE PASSES BILL BY A SUANT MAJORITY OF 4 VOTES   hates of Legislature Assures Women of the Nation The Ballot At The November Election; North Carolina Falls Down In Its Efforts To Ratify.

House Concurs in Action of Senate, 50 to 46, but Rescinding Is Possible   Women Not Yet Assured of Vote Next November   End Comes With Dramatic Suddenness A fier  Motion to Table Measure Is Lost for the  Want of Majority; Both Sides -Tighten  Lines for the Final Skirmishes of Fight.

SPECIAL GRAND JURY SIFTING BRIBE CHARGE   Reconsideration Expected in Tennessee House  Today.

Opposition Is Saidto Have  _ Mustered Majority for  _ Final Vote on Measure Set for Today.

TENNESSEE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Amendment Is Now Part o! Constitution   IS THIRTY--SIXTH STATE   Comp'eted Ratification of Constitutional Change and Womén 7 Will Vote in November.

MOVE TO RALT SUFFRAGE BILL lO HARD FOUGHT   Speaker of the House De clares 47 Members Have Signed Pledge to Vote for Reconsideration of Ratification.   GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES   Suffrage Battle Temporarily Overshadowed by Grand Jury Investigation of Corrupt Practices. Alleged. .

FATE OF BALLOT FOR WOMEN MAY AEST INGOURTS   HOUSE RATIFIES AMENDMENT.   ACTION IN TENNESSEE IS POSSIBLY TO BE RESCINDED.

SUFF GIST WIN QU" » (TENNESSEE   (WENDUn L APPROVIDD UNLESS TOWFR HOUSE RISCINDS 115 ACTION OF] WEDNPSEAY

TENNESSEE VOTES SUFFRAGE IN U, S.   Federal Amendment Is Ratifiec by the State Legislature.   LOWER HOUSE VOTE, 49 10 47   Senate Approved Measure Last Fr. day by Vote of 28 to 4~Antis Win in Fight for Reconsid. eration.

“ANTI” LEADER — WILL A TTEMPT TO RECONSIDE      Next Step Will Be Certifying of Action te Secretary Colby Who Will Issue ‘Na:  tional Suffrage Proclamation

CHANCES OF COX BRIGHT —  WITH WOMEN AIVEN VOTE      Democratic... Legislature of * ‘e ‘inesee Rati Federal Amendment givin ¥ 7 gomen the Fr chise—Ohio Governor ga’ a? faterial Ai getting 36th State to Tal gc avorable Actio

BALLOT BATTLE IS ENDED   Tennessee House of Repre  sentatives Ratifies By  49 to 47 Vote.   ALL WOMEN NOW _ HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE   Speaker Walker Goes Down to Defeat With All Flags Flying.

TENNESSEE LOWER HOUSE COMPLETES RATIFICATION NINETEENTH AMENDMENT   Suffrage Wins by Close Vote of 49 to 47; Antis by Coup Still Hold Whip Hand   Move to Reconsider May Come Up in Next 2 Days   GERMANS CONVULSED WITH HATRED OF FRENCH AFTER STREET BATTLE

TENNESSEE HOUSE 7 ADOPTS SUFFRAGE. BY VOTE OF 49 70 47   Speaker Changes Vote to Give Antis Opportunity to Fur-— ther Delay the Question.   MAY RECONSIDER VOTE — DURING NEXT TWO DAYS   Governor Cox Says Civilization of World is Saved by Legislature’s Action.

BALLOTS-FOR-WOMEN ACHIEVED AT LAST   Goal of Long Fight Reached Unless State Legislative House Rescinds Action; Leaders Want Another State to . Make Victory Sure if Result  wee Sk cere eT

THIRTY SIXTH STATE T0 0. K. IS TENNESSEE   Still A Possibility House May Decide to Rescind Its Action   VOTE CLOSE, 50 TO 46   UNDER LEGISLATURE RULES MOTION MAY BE MADE TO RECONSIDER ACTION.

GRAND JURY fi INVESTIGATING SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Forces of Corruption Infesting Lobbies of Tennessee Capitol, Judge Says.   MOTION TO RECONSIDER REGARDED AS CERTAIN   Forty-seven Members of Lower House Have Already Signed Pledge to Vote to Reconsider Ratification Resolution and Others Will Sign.

THIRTY -SIX STATES APPROVE SUFFRAGI   TENESSEE HOUSE VOTES TO CONCUR WITH SENATE.   Speaker Walker Paved Way to s Re coustderation by Changing Vote at Last Momest Frem Nay to Aye.

TENNESSEE IS PERFECT 36: VOTE 50 TO 4¢   Narrow Margin Marks Triumph of Suffragists—Chance That House May Reconsider.   COLBY MUST CERTIFY   Notice by Secretary Only Required to Include Amendment in Constitution.

See eine  TENNESSEE VOTE SUFFRAGE IN U. 8.   Federal Amandment le Ratified ~ By the State Leg-* ielature.   LOWER HOUSE VOTE, 49 10 47   Senate Approved Measure Last Friday by Vote of 2% to 4—Antia Win in Fight for Reconsid mnentinn_

BLE LO ! LYLA HE VOLE      ho ss MOTION 'TO.T   VOTE 1A HOUSE 50:04       ‘Tennessee. Lecomes the Thirty State to ‘Ratity the Aulhony Amend. ment and Gives Nation, Wide Equal  " gurtrage. oe

LONG FIGHT ENDS BY NAR. ROW MARGIN OF TWO VOTES—49 TO 47.   -XPEGT EFFORT TO RECONSIDER

Tennessee Solons Vote in Favor of Resolution for Woman Suffrage   A SLIPUP JUST POSSIBLE   Opponents of Suffrage Offer Motion for Reconajderation of Today's Vote

FACE BRIBERY CHARGE.   Suffragists Tried to Buy Vote of Legislatureman, It is Claimed.

TENNESSEE GRANT VOTES FOR WOMEN   Thirty-Sixth State  Ratifies Amendment, 49 to 47.   GIVES BALLOT TO 26,800,000   Senate Had Previously Ratified the Amendment by a Vote of 25 to 4— Suffrage Leaders Work to Win Another State.

TENNESSEE HOUSE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Amendment Approved For tnclusion to Constitution.   MAY RECONS'DER ACTION   Millions of Women Will Be Free to Vote in Presidential Election Next November if Vote is Confirmed or Not Again Taken—-Legal Move Also Made.

TENNESSEE HOUSE RATIFIES THE AMENDMENT; MAKES THE 36TH STATE TO 0. X,

TENNESSEE IS THE 36TH STATE TO GIVEdTS.O.K.   Will Become ‘Effective in Time for Wotnen to Vote in November   TECHNIGALITY GIVES. CHANCE TO OPPONENTS

SUFFRAGISTS = SULCESS:FUL IN DRIVE FOR RATIFICATION   TENNESSEE RATIFIES WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Opponents of Amendment Plan Legal At. tack and a Determined Effort to Force House to Reconsider Action; Resolution . Passed by Small Marein After Fight   FORCES STRENGHTEN THE LINES

ANTI-SUFFRAGE. LEADERS DIE HARD, BRIBERY CHARGED   Some Legislators Seek Reconsideration of Vote That Gave Franchise to Women—Dishonest Methods Charged.

AMENDMENT TO FEDERAL ACT PASSED   House Concurred ir Action By Vote This  Morning.

TENNESSEE GRANTS WOMAN SUFFRAGE   RATIFICATION OF AMENDMENT BRINGS VICTORY TO WOMEN VOTERS OF NATION.

ANTI-SUFFRAGE LOBBY PROBE!   Nashville Grand Jury Put at Work on Charges     Motion to Reconsider Vote Unon

TENNEQuEE Gita FINAL ~AGTION NEEDED 10 MAKE ALLL WOMEN VOTERS      House Refuses to Table Resolution by Ti ‘Vote and Then Passes It by Vote of 49 to 47.

FIGHT (S WON WHEN ROLL CALL SHOWS 43° FOR With 47 AGAINST   Qne Opponent of Ratification Changes Vote to Give Notice Of Motion to Reconsider   SUFFRAGE LEADERS SAY WILL GET ANOTHER STATE   Determined to Increase List to Thirty-Seven for Ratification + Bopcanse of Leaal Questions   “Expect Fight to Be Made Over  Legality of Action Account  ' Qt State Constitution

AMENDMENT 18 APPROVED BY TENNESSEE   Lower House Concurs in Senate Action After a  Close Race.

VOTE IN LOWER HOUSE 49 TO 47   Tennessee lis Thirty-Sixth Sitate io Piss Wowan Sulfrage “Act .   SENATE VOTE: LAST WEEK   MAJORITY GIVEN BY CHATR. MAN WALKER'S VOTH   National Suffrage Now Assured For Presidential Election in November—Watker May Call Reconsideration

TENNESSEE WON HY CLOSE VOTE WV LOWER HOUS    ‘Ratification Means Women Will ' Vote at Coming Electioris in All States   SPEAKER MAY MOVE FOR RECONSIDERATION   Further -Action to Depend: on Attitude of House at Thursday Session

REPUBLICAN GAVE THE SUFFRAGIOTS NEEDED MAJORITY   Opposition Leader Changed Vote and Paved Way for a Motion to Reconsider.   HE MUST ACT, HOWEVER, WITHIN NEXT TWO DAYS   Steps Already Have Been Taken by Constitutional League to Contest Right of This Legislature to Ratify——Leaders Tighten Lines for Next Move

‘ieiier House Votes, Fifty to Fee iy i, 0 Laman 10 Somnte's —" Adcioa   Ly   Sal Is Possibitity, However, of , Home Rescinding Hs Action Today or Tomorrow   Saffragists Lawach Uproarions - Demonstration ia Chamber When Victory Is Assured

WALKER DECLARES. FIGHT 1S: NOT OVER   Forty-Seven Members of Tennessee House Sign Pledge to Vote for Reconsideration.

TENNESOEE 67H STATE TO CONFIRM WOMAN SUFFRAGE   FIGHT IN LOWER HOUSE IS NO YET OVER.   SPEAKER LEADS ANTI'S IN LAST DITCH BATTLE,   17,000,000 Women Will be Enabled t Vote at the General Elections in November by Today's Action In Tennessee.

RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE MAY BE RESCINDED TODA)   “‘Antis” Claim to Have Vote: Necessary for Reconsideration by Tennessee House —Grand Jury Probe.

Thus Completing Ratification of the 19th - Amendment to the Constitution — First Vote 47 to 49— Speaker Changes - Vote Making 50 for Ratification —May Ask for  Reconsideration — Tennessee 36th State.

UFFRAGE STRUGGLE   ENDS WHEN TENNESSEE RATI FIES AMENDMENT   POSSIBLE T@ RECONSIDER   Anti-Leader In Lower House Leaves Chance For Opponents

Speaker Walker, Anti-Suffragist Leader, Changes His Vote From Nay toAye and Moves to Reconsider.   ADJOURNMENT TAKEN TILL THIS FORENOON   Suffrage Supporters and Opponents Tighten Lines For Final Battle, Which Is Expected To Be Hot.

FIRST MOTION MADE TO TABLE I$ LOST BY TIE   ong, Bitter Struggle for Sufs' frage Is Brought to Suc-! cessful Close After North’ Carolina’s Action in Posts. poning Vote Greatly Les« sened Women's Hopes,

TENNESSEE WILL SECONGIDER VOTE PON SUFFRAGE   “harge of Bribery Made Against Suffragists by the Antis.

TEWN. ANTIS of CORRUPTION USED BY OUFFAAGISTS   Allege Promises of Money anc  Power Held Out to Solons.

TENNESSEE RATIFIES WOMAN SUFFRAGE    THIRTY-SIXTH STATE TO RATI. FY; 17,000,000 WOMEN CAN VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

TENNESSEE RATIFIES — _ SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT; ~ VOTE IN HOUSE CLOSE

rennessee Is 36th State To Ratify The Amendment; _. ‘-Enfranchise 17,000,000 Women

RATIFICATION ENDS A LONG, HARD FIGHT   Vote in House Was 50 to 46 and Carries With it Right for Women to Cast Ballot in Procidential Election.

THREATENED   Constitutional League Would Have Suffrage Set Aside.   ‘STEPS TAKEN FOR TEST

Natification Completed ~ = As Thirty-Sixth State He Takes Favorable Actie

AYO SUFFRAGE VOTE   Masy Members of Teanessce Lewer House Sigu Pledge te Re' consider Ratification   Grand Jury Investigation of “Im. proper Infleences” Is Launched

Long Fight for Ballot Ends With Ratification of Suffrage Amendment by Tennessee Legislature.

House May Rescind Its Action and Tests Will Be Made ‘in the Courts, en   EXCITING SCENES INTHE “TENNESSEE LECISLATURE   Vote Is Close and Every Tactic Known to. Parliamen. tarians Is Used to Defeat Ratification of. Amendment

MOTION TO TABLE LOST BY A TIE VorTR   VOTE WW HOUSE 80 10°45   Penuessee Becomes ‘the Thirty-sixth State to Ratify the Authony Amendmént and Gives Nation Wide Equat  Suffrage:. -

ACTION FOR NATION      Reconsideration Is Possible Within Next Two Days

WOMEN OF AMERICA ARE ENFRANCHISED   Suffrage Wins by Close Vote of 49 to 47 in Tennessee. Antis byCoup Hold Whip Hand

WATERS CHANGES STAND IN FAVOR   Speaker of House Put Opponents in Position to Reconsider Measure.   WILL TEST ITS VALIDITY

SUOAN ANTHONY AMENDMENT 13 LIVEN (MPF THIS   Anti-Suffragist Puts Opponents in Position to Demand Reconsideration by Changing of Vote From Nay to Aye.   AFTER ANOTHER STATE   Secretary Colby Announces He Is Prepared to Promulgate Necessary Proclamation of Ratification When Notified.

IT WAS THE 36TH STATE OF UNION   House Voted 50 to 46 to Favor The Ratification of the  Amendment.   SENATE'S VOTE WAS : 25 TO FOUR   gone Walker’s Attempt to  Have Resolution Reconsidered. Failed in Attempt.

if WILL AND HER ACT - WALKER ASSERTS   Grand Jury Investigating Charge Improper Influences Were Used on Legislators   SAY MORE THAN FIFTY OF MEMBERS FOR RESCISSION   Speaker Is Leader of Anti-Suffragists and Will Try to Defeat the Measure

SAYS HOUSE WILL RESCIND RATIFICATION VOTE WHEN MEASURE 1S RECONSIDERED   LEADER OF OPPOSITION TELLS NASHVILLE CITIZENS THAT SUFFICIENT NUMBER TO VOTE DOWN RESOLUTION HAVE SIGNED PLEDGE.   Publication of Affidavits Alleging Attempts Made by Supporters of Amendment to Bribe Member Feature of Day’s  Development—Probe Started Hy AOR ee eed ae: .

IS THE LAST STATE   One. Of Greatest Acts Sinee , Emeaci- 2 pation Proclamation In Year. 1863. *

TENNESSEE HOUSE AUTS FINALLY ON SUFFRAGE TODAY   STATE BECOMES THIRTY-SIXTH, BUT SOLONS HAVE CHANCE TO RESCIND ACTION

TENNESSEE RATIFIES; WOMEN GIVEN VOTE   27,000,000 Women May Vote in November Presidential Election.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE MADE EFFECTIVE IN THE NATION   Tennessee Bécomes 36th State to Ratify Amendment toFederal Constitution, Giving Vote.   LONG STRUGGLE : FOR VOTE ENDS   Full Franchise is Given Women with the Declaration of Amendment’s Ratification.

PROBE TENNESSEE BRIBERY CHARGE   Claim Improper Influences Are Used in Consideration of Suffrage Bill   AFFIDAVITS  PUBLISHEL   Claim Made That Represent: ative Burn Offered $10,000 For Vote in Favor

Speaker Walker Changes Vote to Aye When He Learns Result So That He May Be Privileged  To Move a Reconsideration.

Suifrage Amendment Wins "In Tennessee; Women  Will Vote In Novembe:   .ong Fight Ended After Motion to Table Resolution Lost on a Tie Vote. - Sensational Session.   VOTE FOR ADOPTION 49 TQ 47   </,000,000 Women Added ‘to Voting Power of Nation. Motion to Reconsider Ratification _Up For Action Tomorrow at Nashville.

TENNESSEE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE MEASURE   House of : Tennessee Legislature Con. curs in- “Action ‘of “Senate.   NOT YET CERTAIN WOMEN ‘WILL VOTE IN NOVEMBER   House ‘Still: Has: ‘Opportunity - to. Re:  seind Its Action-—Legality. of Rat“Sei eat nn Witl PR - W..s

TENNESSEANS ~ TO RECONSIDER   —_————--—_————  47 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE HAVE PLEDGED TO VOTE FOR RE-CONSIDERATION

TENNESSEE SWINGS INTO LINE MAKING THE “NINETEENTH” AMENDMENT 10 THE CONSTITUTION A LAW   Shortly Before N oon Today  the House Members of  “Volunteer State” De- ’ cided for Women

TENNESSEE VOTES TO ENFRANCHISE __ WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES.   By Ratifying National Suffrage Amendment the State Has Made It Possible For 17,000,00( _ Women to Vote For President In November.

EUROPE TO BALK’ ANOTHER LEAGUE      Senator Baker Declared in. iin Ad dress at Des Meines’ Friday

SEVERE STORMS ON NORTH COAS   ‘Heavy Rainfall Is Reported From North Calif. This Morning

SEVERE STORM HITS NORTHWEST; RAIN AT STOCKTON      Fruit Men Have Receiver Ample Warning and Little Damage Is Expected.

CRITICS OF WAR TO KNOW TRUTH   PRESIDENT AT LAST CONSENTS TO LIFT THE VEIL.   SMARTING UNDER THE CHARGES   Controveras Started hy Admiral Sim«x Expected to Bare Secrets  Affecting Army and Navy and Men at Head.

SIMS. CRITIGISN STARTS SOMETHING   Something More Than Controversy Is Behind Revelations Made by Daniels   MANY ANSWERS SOON   Administration Will Not AlJow American War Record to Be Beclouded

90,290 BALES COTTON GINNED IN THIS COUNTY   IOMPARED WITH 24,441 PRIOt TO NOV, 14, OF LAST YEAR, WATSON’S REPORT.

PLAN EDITORS’ SESSION      Officers of Association Met Lawrence Today

PLAN EDITORS’ SESSION   Officers of Association Met it Lawrence Today 

PINK BOLL WORM IS NOW MENACING TEXAS   AGRICULTURAL AGENT MEANS SAYS IT CAME ‘FROM SEED SEIZED BY VILLA AT CHIHUAHUA.

NORTH AND WEST TEXAS MENAGED OY MENACE Ct PINK: COTTON BOLL WORM   TKAIN LOAD OF INFECTED SEED SHIPPED THROUGH SECTION FROM MEXICO.

TS IN DANGEI   Pink Boll Worm Came in Cotton Seed Shipped  Out by Villa

Pink Boll Worm Sent Into Texas by Villa, Declares Tarrant County Farm Agen

WON'T GIVE AGE TO RE PENL   ‘Tansas Wont Would Rether Lose Vote Than Tel: How Old She Fs,

REFUSED TO GIVE AGE   Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter Could Not Register

AGE OF MRS. WCARTER?    She, Would Rather Lose Her Vot a Teen ee

JUST WOULDN'T TELL AGE,      So Mrs, Margaret Hill: McCarter Did Not Register For Election.

HAYS IN SENATE NEW IN CABINET   G. O. P. WANTS CHAIRMAN TC GET BERTH NOT CONFLICTING WITH JOB   MORE POLITICAL OOPE

Will H. Hays May Go to United States Senate   Republican Leaders Suggest Harry New for P: M. General. Hays as Senator Could Remain as National Chairman

G. oO. P. WANTS CHAIRMAN TO GET BERTH NOT. CONFLICTING WITH JOB ~  MORE POLITICAL DOPE

HAYS IN SENATE, NEW IN CABINET, PLAN OF CHIEFS   Republicans. Want Chairman to  Get Berth ‘That Will Not Re quire Giving Up Lead in   National Committee.   0.K.BY M*CRAY NECESSARY   Governor Would Appoint Suoces sor if Senator Resigned to Be Postmaster General.

Committee Proposes Submission of Prohibition Question to Voters of Country.

MOVE IS ON FOR DRY SWEDEN   Committee Proposes Submission 0: Prohibition Question to Voters of Country.

FARMERS ALL OVER THE WEST ARE HIT   Decline in Prices Not Confined to the United States.   Governor Harding of Reserve Bank System Says He Can't Provide Funds to Relieve Conditions,

ALL FARMERS ARE HIT   PRICE DECLINE NOT CONFINED TO AMERICA.   Reserve Bank Head Declares He Can not Provide Funds to Relieve Conditions.

Japanese Authorities Eager Tc Remove Dangers Affecting Siberian Rule

JAPAN WILL NOT WITRDRAW TROD?S   DECLARES IT CANNOT GET OUT OF SIBERIA AT THE PRESENT JUNCTURE

LOYAL SOX REWARDED   Comiskey Gives $1,500 Each to Faithful Ball Players.   Difference Between the Winning and Losing Share of tast Year’a Worid Series,

COMISKEY fiAKES HIT   OWNER OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX REWARDS LOYAL PLAYERS.   Gives Each of Ten Faithful Men $1,500 for Their Share of 1919 Series.

LOYAL SOX PLAYERS NICELY REWARDED   Comiskey Gives $1,500 Each to Faithful Ball Players.   Difference Between the Winning ané Losing Share of Last Year's World Series.

MAGREADY MAY BE PLACED IN HSH COMMAND   British Government Retailiates at Threat of Uprising of Sinn Feiners

ZEMSTOV RULE ESTABLISHED   Government Is Prociaimed in Russia Extending From Lake Baikal to Viadivostok.

WILSON EXPECTED T0 ~ SIGN RAILROAD BILL   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE HOLDS THERE IS NO CONSTITUTIONAL OBJECTION TO MEASURE, .

WILSON VIEW NO! ANOWN GK HAILWAY BILL   GENERALLY EXPECTED THAT HE WILL APPROVE AND SIGN MEASURE   Railwavs Years Behind In EauipMent and Want Chance To Eestablish Their Credit

RAILWAY BILL WILL GET RESIDENT'S 0. K. 1S GENERAL BELIEF   Attorney General Notifies Whité _ House There is No Constitutional Objection.    BEST LEGISLATION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES   Railway Executives Think it i: _ All Right if Credits te Lines Are Sufficient.

President's Attitude Toward the Measure Not Made Puolic, But It Is Believed He Will Approve It,   CONSTITUTIONALTIY ~~ UPHELD BY PALMER   several Hundred Employes of the Railway Administration Will Find Themselves Out of Jobs Tonight

(Continued on Page Eight)  IS EXPECTED TO SIGN   Believe President “Will Ap prove Railroad Pill.

WILSON’S APPROVAL EXPECTED.   Administration Officials Believe President WIT Sten Railread Bill,

PLAN RETURN (OF THE ROADS   MACHINERY WOVING FOR RESTORATION TO OWNERS.   CHANGE TAKES PLACE MONDAY   CONTRACTION AND ECONOMY TV BE WATCH WORD.   Several Hundred Employee to Find Themarecives Out of Jobe—President Expected to (ppreve Cengress Bill.

EXPECT WILSON SIGN RAIL BILI   Deparment of Justice Says _ Measure Unconstitutional; Hines Anproves It.

WELL KNOWN ANITA LADY PASSES AWAY   Mrs, Elma Evalena Saunders, Wife of J. T, Saunders, Pabace Away Aftera Lingering Utness. Funeral  Services Were Hel@ Sunday.

LANDIS DEMANDS BOOZE LID   Judge Criticizes Lack of Co-Operation and Urges Action in Big Liquor Thefts.

JUDGE LANDIS DEMANDS LID   Criticizes Lack of Co-Operation Among Federal Officials.

REPORT DESLARES HUNGER oTRINER [0 AN AMERICAN   Clergyman Says He Has Documents Establishing U. S. Citizenship of Joseph Kenny.   Mayor's Condition Unchangec Times Asks “Who is Feeding Mr. Mac Swiney.”

‘President Deschanel  Improving, Physicians Announce in Bulleti:  ! i

CONDITION OF _ PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IS O.K.   M. Deschanel Little the Worse for Fall From Car Window.

DESCHANEL SPENT A GOOD NIGHT   President of France Is in Need of Rest

DESCHANEL IS ON THE ROAD __. JORECOVERY   French President Passed Good Night but Js in Need of Rest.

EXPRESS COMPANY GIVES TESTIMONY ON RATES   In Support of Its Application for Ad. ditional Increase of 15 Per Cent.

ANOTHER BOOST IN RATES ASKED BY EXPRESS COS   Companies Present Testimony in Support of Application to Commerce Bodv   SEEK QUICK RELIEF   EXPRESS COMPANIES FOR FIRST ¢G MONTHS OF 1920 SHOW 21 MILLION DEFICIT.

EAPAEGo AATED TO BE BOOSTED AT EARLY DATE   Testimony In Support of the Company’s Application for ' An Increase Develops No  - Particular Opposition.

NEW RATE HIKE ASKED BY AMERICAN EXPRESS   Hearing of Demand For 15 Per Cent Increase Held Before Interstate Commerce Commission,

SLAUGHTER 300 IN BIG RED MUTINY   Machine Guns in Moscow Put Down Great Uprising.   CIVILIANS SIDE WITH TROOPS    Seven Thousand Persons Are Arrested, According to Reports of Trav  elers Reaching Riga From the  { Russian Interior.

MOSCOW MUTINY 1S PUT DOWN   Three Hundred Men Are Execut _ ed, -According to Report at ae _ Copenhagen.   SEVEN THOUSAND ARRESTED   Travelers Arriving at Riga Say. Many Bolshevik: Soldiers Refused.to Proceed, to ‘the Front With Old.  ‘.Eguipment. 0 ec ee

new Yorkers © Find Tenants nd ating Tight” When. . They Try to Move.

CALL COAL FIRM HEANS TO HEARIN      Big Officials Will Be Questiones in Badger Coal Price Probe.

COAL HEARING IN MILWAUKEE   Many Officials to Testify In. State-Wide Investigation — :

NINE INJURED IN GALVESTON   Launch Carrying Men tc Docks Caught Fire  and. Sank

OOCK EMPLOYES HURT WHEN LAUNCH BURNS FARLY THIS. MORNIN      MEN WERE GOING TO DAY’S WOKI WHEN FIRE BROKE OUT ON BOARD VESSEL,

[EAA ott hi INTERVENTION SUPREME GOUT   WILL ASK STAY OF DECREF B! FEDERAL JUDGE RESTRAINING TEXAS OFFICIALS,

PSGC POLITICAL BUSS SUCK 1 BE FREE; BiG PHIOUN TEAM TQ EPRI   } SENTENCED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS   SERVED THREE AND THEN   PAROLED,

U.S, SEIZES REDS IN PANY CITIES   Nation in Hunt for 4,000 Lead: ers of Radicals Throughout Country.   All Caught Are Charged With Plot Against the Government—Evidence of Communist Conspiracy  Is Seized by Officials.

REDS IN a9 CITIES IN BIG ROUNDUP   National Government Seizes ~~ Radicals in Many Raids.   HUNT FOR 4,000 LEADERS   Warrants Charge All Caught With Plot Against U. S. Government— “Evidence of Communist Con spiracy Seized.

U.S. SEIZES MAN REDS      RUSS RETREAT: ON FRONT OF 600 MILES      “CENSUS FOR -UNTED STATES   Nation in Hunt for 4,000. Leaders of Radicals Throughout Country.   Position of Denikine’s Army Is Becoming More Critical as Recs Advance.   Population of Nation Estimated at Between 107,000,090 and 112,000,000,   CENTRAL ASIA IS THREATENED   WARRANTS FOR BIG ROUNDUP   BIG PROBLEM IN. NEW YORK   All Caught Are Charged With Plot  Against the Government—Evi.dence of Communist Conspiracy  1s Seized by Officials.   Eolchevik Advance Guards [Wach Richest Mineral Section of Rucsiae —Kolchak No Longer Factcr in Military Affairs.   Nearly 4,000 Enumerdtors Begin the Gigantic Task of Counting Heads in Gotham—War Workers Are Given Preference.

U.S, SEIZES REDS . INMANY CITIES   Nation in Hunt for 4,000 Leaders of Radicals Throughout Country.   WARRANTS FOR BIG ROUNDUP   ~ All Caught Are Charged With Pilot Against the Government—Evidence of Communist Conspiracy Is Seized by Officials.

THROW BOMB AT ERZBERGER   SEVERAL HURT BY INFERNAL MA. CHINE CAST AT CLERICAL PARTY NEAR STUTTGART.

SAID: SEVERAL. WERE INJURED   Threw Hand -.Grenade _ into Hall Where Meeting Was Being Held

French Troops Are Withdrawn — Bomb Hurled Into Meeting — Decide on Hun Indemnity

GUAYMAS FALLS TH REBEL FORCE   Carranza Garrison Makes Ne Resistance Following a Systematic Attack

NO SHOOTING WHEN REBEL TARE THE CUTY QF GUAYMIAS   Gulf Mail Steamer Brings Report of Attack to Los Angeles Harbor.   Manzanillo Another Pacific Port Threatened by Soldiers of Sonora.

UNOHA TROOPS TAKE GUAYAMAS: FEDEAALG MAKE  NO RESISTENGE   Gen, Angel Flores, With 5,OO Men, Captures Port City Without Firing a Shot, Los Angeles Says,   -ARGE QUANTITIES OF FOODSTUFFS NABBED   conditions Are Orderly; Business Is Being Conducted-As Usual and the Band Gives Concerts.

ALL TOLD IN SHORT WORDS   Greatest Things of Human Life Expressed in Letters That Do Not Exceed Five In Number,

SAND DEALERS ‘SET PRICES. FOR. CITY CONTRACT:   Minutes Filed in Inquiry Indi. -caté Exchange of: Infor. .  oo! taadtiagn 

CIRCUIT COURT   Two Cases Filed and Two Were Dis. _ missed During Day.

 R Withelm’s Surrender   German. Representative. in Par is p PEBUOS Allied‘ ‘Failure - to Extradite

SCALE COMMITTEE OF ANTHRACITE WORKERS REJECT COUNTER-OFFER   Attempt Will be Made Again - Today to Negotiate a   New Agreemen:

MINERS REJECT COUNTER OFFER   Further Efforis Will be Made at Meeting Tonight to Get More Favorable Proposition for Anthracite Workers.

Further Efforts Will be Made at Meeting Tonight to Get More Favorable Proposition for Anthracite Workers.

OPERATORS OFFER KEFUSED   Scale Men Unanimousty eject Inerease of 15 Por Ceaut.

REJECT OPERATORS’ COUNTER   Anthracite Miners Kefase Tender eof 15 Per Cert Inerease.

An Increase of Approximately 15 Per Cent Not Satisfactory; Operators’ Proposal Does Not Grant Closed Shop and Universal 8 Hour Day; Call Meeting About Strike   MAY ASK FOR ARBITRATION

MINE RG REJECT FFERED WAGE!   Dperators Present Proposition Giving About Half of Their Demands.

COAL MINERS REJECT. ATG PER CENT RAISE WITH OPEN SHOP"    Operators’ Counter Proposal is  Unanimously Turned Down by Workers’ Scale Committee.

PLAN NEW WAY OUT OF ADRIATIC TANGLE   BASIS OK SETTLEMENT PRO POSED BY PREMIER LLOY D-GEORGE   Advice of the United States Wa. Not Sought on the Latest — ‘ Proposal

FORGET WILSON IN FIUME TERMS   ‘Basis of Settlement Proposed  by Lloyd George; America  Is Not Consulted.

TO SETTLE ROW  OVER ADRIATIC WITHOUT U.S   LLUYD GEORGE HAS NEW AND SAT. ISFACTORY PLAN, SAYS REPORT FROM SERBIA

IGNORES U. S. IN OFFER   Lioyd George Proposes a New Basi: for Adriatic Settlement Without Consulting Wilson’

New Proposals Ignore America    Lloyd George Suggests New Settlement of Adriatic Dispute Without Consulting United States.

Sadi aaaeniale  LOYD GEORGE PROPOSES NEW BASIS OF SPTTLEMENT—ADVICE OF U.S NOT ASKED

BRITISH PREMIER HAS NEW PLAN FOR FIUME SETTLEMENT   Advice of U. S. Not Solicited Says Dispatch from London Today   PROPOSAL DECLARED MOST ACCEPTABLE YET ADVANCED   Announcement of Acceptance Said to be Premature

NEW BASIS FUR ADRIATIC CASE   THE PROPOSAL BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE SAID TO . BE THE BEST YET.

UNCLE SAM NOI CONSULTED BY LLOYD GEORGE   New Basis of Settlement for Adriatic Question is Proposed.   ITALY INCLINED TO ACCEPT NEW PLAN   Give and Take Arrangement Liable to Get Some Results.

THE ADREATR JUESTION   - ”  New Setli(ment is Proposed With out Consulting, Mre Wilson, —

WANTS WORKERS TO UNITE.   Reynolds Urges Railroad bhinployes to Join One Rie Union.

Senators Express Disapproval. In Critical Debate.   SEEK TO BLOCK ACTION   Several Resolutions Presented —~-Commerce Committee, Af. ter Hearing Payne, Reports That No Immediate Action is Necessary ——- Hearst Wants Injunction to Prevent Sale.

SENATE OPPOSES SALE OF FORMER GERMAN LINERS   Several Resolutions Prepared to Block the Auction   PAYNE CALLED BEFORE BODY

VIGOROUS PROTEST TO PROPOSED SALE   By Shipping Board of Thirty Former German Liners— Sharp Debate in Senate ©

William Randolph Hearst Piles Application for Injunction to Prevent Sale—Fight or Ten of Larwer American Steamship Compaties to Sulmit Bids,

FLUARY OVER THE SALE 9 SH PS STIRS IN THE SENAT:   M4TTER IS HELD UP UNTIL SIZNATE CAN GO INTO IT AND THAT BODY WILL BE ONE TO OKEH THE SALE

INJUNCTION IS SOUGHT BY HEARST   Editor Asks D. C. Supreme Court to Prevent Sale of Ships   TURBULENT SCENE IN SENATE OVER PLAN   Chairman Payne De. fends Position in the Matter

SALE OF FORMER GERMAN SHIPS BY - SHEP BOARD. HALTED BY ACTION OF SENATORS’ AND BY INJUNCTION   Chairman ‘Payne Declares Now Is Best Time to Sell and--That Prohibition - Means. Heavy. Loss on : Liners   HEARST AS TAXPAYER ASKS FOR INJUHOTIOR

OPPOSE oALE Ct GREAT Vecatlo CWNED BY Ul, 5   Sharp Criticisms of Administration’s Approval to Dispose Of Former German Merchant Vessels   HEARST SEEKING COURT ACTION AGAINST PLAN   Senate Committee Decides No  Immediate Action Neces' sary After Hearing

INJUNCTION Ta APPLIED FOR OY HEAROT TO HALT  CTEAMERS SALE   Publisher Will Try to Thwart Plans of Shipping Board to Dispose of 30 Former German Liners,   MATTER IS BITTERLY DEBATED IN SENATE   Claim Is That Vessels Worth $200 a Ton Are to Be Sold to Private Interests For About $80 a Ton.

MAY BLOCK SALE GERMAN VESSELS   Injunction Sought to Stop Shipping Board in Its Proposed Course.

RAISE A RUMPUS OVER SHIP SALE   Payne Explains His Acis.   EFFORT AT WASHINGTON TO TIE HANDS OF BOARD. .   BUT SENATE WELL SATISFIED   Sees No Occasion to Interfere With Disposal of German Captive Craft——Hearst Secking  an injunction.

SALE OF FORMER HUN LINERS IS OPPOSED   Senators Charge Vessels Worth $200 a Ton Would Be Sold for $80.00 a Ton

NCW VAGAN IN CABINET 1 TATED A  satel Wi At] jg fi Of ate HiLOui   Edwin T. Meredith Is to Be Named Secretary of Agriculture   APPOINTMENTS TO BE ANNOUNCED TODAY   Glass, Before Republicans, :xplains the Needs of Kuropean Nations

Present Head of Department Transfers to Post Vacated by Glass.  New Man Editor of Wideiy Known Hawkeye State Farm Journal.

NAME MEREDITH NEW SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   lowa Man Takes High Position When Houston Made Treasurer.

MEXICANS HUST PROVE CAPABLE OF GOVERNMENT   FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH CONDI TIONS ARMED FORCES ASKED TO BE SENT BY U. 8.   SUB-COMMITTEE MAKES KNOWN RECOMMENDATION   Fall's Committee Urges that Armed Forces Be Sent to Open Reutesn to Mexice City, All Seaperta and Border Towns if Order in Not Restored

WOULD ENFORCE ORDER IN MEXICO   Senate Report Insists Upor New Treaty Plan.

UNCLE SAM MA  POLICE MEXICO   REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMIT TEE, MADE BY SENATOR FALL, 1S DEFINITE.”

RECOMMENDS PLAN 10 DEAL WITH MEXICO   Fall Proposes Method to Bring Order Out of Chaos in Country.

SENATORS ASK MEXICO REVISE CONSTITUTION — -JOGET RECOGNITION   ‘Committee Favors Inter  vention by Troops Uniess  Order Comes

COMMITTEE Aiko TROOPS tf NEED   Defacto , Government Would Not he Recognized Until Worth is Proved. —   SENATE TO GET REPORT,

ADVISES MEXICAN GOVERNMENT NOT BE RECOGNIZED YEI   Must First Show New Government Is Stable and Choice of the People.   FALL PRESENTS OUTLINE    Senator Fall Will Present Report of Sub Committee to  Senate Today.

WOULD SEND ARMY AGAINST MEXICANS   SENATOR FALL’S COMMITTEE SUGGESTS DRASTIC PLAN OF ACTION FOR JU. §.   10 WITHHOLD RECOGNITION   Until Mexico Revises Constitution of 1917, Committee Would Not Accord It Recognition.

Senator Fall Offers a Report Recommending An Enforcement of American Rights, With Possible Army Thrust   Holding Up Recognition of the New Regime Advocated and Free Hand Demanded fox the Missionaries in Land

SENATOR FALL WOULD HALT RECOGNITION FOR PRESENT   Up To Mexicans To Make Good With Their Own People Before  Recoonition

UNCLE SAM 10 WAIT ON MEXICO   WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE NEW PRESIDENT UNTIL IF IS LEARNED WHAT HIS ‘ POLICIES ARE,

MEXICO MUST — QUALIFY FIRST   FULL RECOGNITION TO BE WITHHELD BY U.S. A.   OCCUPATION THREAT   IF ORDER IS NOT RESTORED AND LIFE PROTECTED.   And Newest Government Shown te ‘Be Stable and Disposed to Come Clean.

MAY WITHHOLD RECOGNITION   Senate Committee Wants to Know Whether Mexico Realizes Meaning of a Treaty.

‘ULTIMATUM. 10 arict   ead. ‘of Senate Probers P Would Send Armed Force ‘to Protect Americans.   NO RECOGNITION. YET “FOR REBEL. VICTORS

MEXICO MUST GIVE PROTECTION TO GET RECOGNITION BY WU, S,   'Fall Committee Recommends  Conditions Before Recog  nition Is Given.

SEN. FALL ASKS THAT U. S. TAKE,    WOULD PATROL NATION   WOULD MAVE VARNEK TRoOPE 9088 EVERY RAL tmE TO. SEaronrs.

MEXICAN POLICY OUTHINED BY: FALL   Senator Recommends Full Recognition. Be © Withheld nes Tena

U.S. HAS MEXICO IN VICE: FORCE TREATY IS PLAN   Troops Should Be Sent If Revolts Go On, Fall Asserts.

Would Withhold Recognition Until Mexican Constitution of 1917 is Revised in Form of Treaty; Invasion Alternative Unless Order jis Restored

FULL RECOGNITION OF MEXICAN GOV’T  DEEMED INADVISABLE AT THIS TIME

FALL COMMITTEE ASKS RECOGNITION WITHHELD   Submits Sub-Committee's Report on Conditions in Mexico to Full Committee,   INSTRUCTED TO SUBMIT WHOLE REPORT TO SENATE      Report Asks That Mexico Revise Constitution Before It Is Recognized.   ALSO DEMANDS PROTECTION   Would Use Troops Over Border If County Fails to Protect American Interests.

OMMITTEE SENDS DRASTIC PLAN OF AGTION 10 SENATE   Would Dispatch Armed Force to Insure Protection for American Interests.   WITHHOLD. RECOGNITION FOR REVISION PACT, URGED   Investigation of Conditions in Mexico Quickly Followed by Rigorous Steps.

HUGE GOLD SHIPMENTS COMING FROM EUROP   Will Reach Here Soon Fron France and England Secretary Houston Learns.

HRAMOAY ROT UAGKING, AT PRAYER TIN   No Wild Seveam for Favorite or Sign of Commotion Opening Dey   Tee WIR Be Ne Bok

SWEEP WILSON  DYNANTY OUT OF UFFIGE, URGES SENATOR LODGE   Speaker Gets a ‘“‘Rise’’ Out of the Crowd When He Calls on Party to Crush Rule of the Democrats.   HAYS GREETED WITH A ROAR OF CHEERS   With the Adjournment, the Various Committees Immediately Go to Work on Their Respective Tasks.

TAME OPENING FOR CONVENTION      io Wild Screams For a Favorite, No Protests to Any Set Plan For Preliminaries   START PLATFORM WORK   7  Resolutions Sub-Committee of 13, Headed By Senator Watson, Will Frame Document

INTENDED TO BREAK STRIKE IN MINGO RIEL:   ae ee  eRESIDENT OF MINE WOR ERS CHARGES REPORT OF MAJOR DAVIS IS PART OF SCHEME OF COP AnET Te

DAVIS’ REPORT CONTRADICTEL   Mine Workers’ 0 ficial Takes Exception to Claims Made.

SOLDIERS GUARD JAIL “THAT HOLDS . NEGRO   Jury that Tried Him on Chargs of Assault on White Girl Dis soraes. : -

STAUNTON FEARS MOB RULE JUST NOW   Troops Guard Jail Protecting Negto on Whose Trial for Assault a Jury is Hune.

Miss Bernice Ladd Will Entertain Pierceton, Saturday, Nov. 13th.

145,000 ALLIES ON RHINE   British Secretary of War Clears Up Mystery of Strength of the Forces.

ALLIES’ STRENGTH ON RHINE     British Secretary of War Says There Are 145.000 There.

AMERICA HAS 12 VOTES       Franklin D, Roosevelt Doclaves Prealdent Wilson Put One Ovor. on Lloyd Goarge on Leaguo OQuvation.

WILSON “PUT ONE OVER”   C. §. Practically Has 12 Votes in the League While Engiand Has Only

VOTNG STRENGTH   Of TT. S. in League Greater tan Great Britian’s

AMERICA HAS 12. ~ VOTES IN LEAGU   Roosevelt Says Presiden _-Wilson: “Put One Over” on. Premier Lloyd George   STRENGTH. tS. REVERSED   Vice: Presidential Nomine: Declares Central “American Cotintries Look ‘te U. 8.

SAYS U. S. WOULD. HAVE MORE _ VOTES THAN ENGLAND, AND  NOT LESS .

HE ADMITS IT.   Franklin D, Roosevelt Says He's Just Atout the Whole Bhow,

U0. HAS DOZEN VOTES IN LEAGUE BODY, ROOSEVEL;   Republicans Forget That Cen. tral American Countries Are Virtual Colonies.

U. S. HOLDS LEAGUE VOTE POWER, CLAIM   Roosevelt Says Wilson “Put One Over” on English by Holding  Votes of Smail Nations. 

SAYS WILSON TRICKED BRITON   Candidate Roosevelt Says U. S. Has About Twelve Votes in the League of Nations.

ROOSEVELT CLAIMS UNCLE SA WILL HAVE 12 VOTES IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS

DECLARES WILSON. OUTWITTED BRITAI   Roosevelt Says U. S. Has Ma. jority in League Through   President's Trick.

ON MONROE DOCTRINE   Ds : Minnesota Professor to Speak at Kk. U. Cenvention

GOOD COWS WILL PAY FOR THEMSELVES, CR)   MARINETTE COUNTY BANKERS FOR ORGANIZATION TO FURTHER ASSIST FARMERS.

Polish Forces Ina  General Advance   Along a 180-Mile) Front) Jnto the Ckraine Country Announced,

POLISH FORCE MOVING   GENERAL ADVANCE BEING MADE INTO UKRAINE TO DRIVE OUT RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI.

POLES GO TO AID OF UKRANIANS   Advance Against Bolshevik: Along 180 Mile Front In Ukrame.

POLES MOVE ON = AUSOTA ON FRONT JID MILES LONE   Say. They’ ll Quit, Ukraine Sool ‘as “Foreign. invaders”, Are Driven’ from There.

POLES OPEN DRIVE   Invade Ukraine on 190-Mile Front to Oust Bolsheviki, a   Proclamation Says Trocpa Will R main Untit Authorized Ukrainian  Government Takes Control, 2

POLISH FORCES INVADE UKRAINE STAFF REPORTS   Made Rapid Advance on 180-Mile Front to Expel Foreigners.

POLES ADVANCE  UN UKRAINE IN UNBROKENF RON   REPEL INVADERS FROM SOTL  Me CORDING TO OFFICIAL STATEMENT JUST ISSUED,

POLISH TROOPS ENTER UKRAINIA DRIVE OUT REDS   Move Along 180 Mile Front to Expel Invad are

LES LAUNCH GENERAL DRIVE   Communique Announces Ad. vance Along 180 Mile Front , into Ukraine

POLISH FORCES SENT INTO  UKRAINIAN TERRITORY TO  DRIVE OUT RED INVADERS

POLES DRIVE REDO BACK ON HW BAINE FRONT   Announce General Advance Against Invaders on 180-Mile Sector.   GUARANTEE FREEDOM   Proclamation Says They Will Withdraw After Routing Bolshes iki.

Ukraine Expells  Red Foe   Polish Make General Advance Along 180 Mile Front — Made 50 Mile Advance First Day

NEW ITALIAN GOVERNMENT EX. PECTED TO PRESENT OEMANDS TO OTHER ALLIED NATIONS

HTALY otEN Aa TOINDEMNITY   Fall of Nitti Cabinet Is Point ed to as Marking Stronger Policy

NeW GABINE T UF ITALY MAY MAKE TROUBLE   Firmer Stand Expected to Be Made Against Allies for Rewards of War   EXECUTION OF PACT OF LONDON MAY BE ASKED   NEGOTIATIONS, WITH  JUGO SLAVS STOPPED; NEW PRE MIER LIKELY TO REJEC! HYTHE AGREEMENT.

ITALY 15 EXPEGTED TO HEMAND FULLER REWARI   Giolitti Cabinet Also Expectec To Launch a Firmer Internal Policy.

TTALYIS NOT YET SATISFIEI   Premier Giolott and New Cabinet Expected to Demand More From Allies.   FOR PACT OF LONDON

CREW. MUTINIES; U.S. STEAMSHIP _ CALLS FOR AID   Ammed Men in Motorboat: + Fail to.Find Vessel Send sag

TASH PORT BETS. 0.5, CI   From the American Steamet Hoxie Which Was Reported By Wireless That Mutiny Was on  Board.—Motot Boat Sent in Search.

EXPORT RUSINESS GROWING.   Railroads Gradually Returning — te Normal! Opernting Conditions,

BAN JOHNSON SAYS NEW BALL LEAGUE PROBABLE   ‘American League Official Wil Issue Formal Statement Within Few Days.

THREATEN LIFE OF ONE AGENT   ‘Deputy. Prohibition Director for Southern California Téld to Quit His Probe.

SUB- TREASURY AT CHICAGO IS DISCONTINUED   The Federal Reserve Bank of That City Will Take Over the Business.

PAICAGO SUBTREAGURY TO BE DISGONTINUED ON HOUSTON'S ORDEE   BUSINESS WILL BE HANPLED BY‘ CHICAGO FEDERAL RESERVE  BANK TN FUTURE,

CHICAGO TREASURY ‘OFFICE TO CLOSE   Order Goes Into Effect Or Nov. 3.

SUB-TREASURY AT CHICAGO TO CLOSE   Federal Reserve Bank Will Take  Over Work After Wednesday, Nov. 3rd.

CLOSE SUB-TREASURY AT‘CHICAGO THIS WEE#   s Second One in Nation Ordered Out of Business.

BRITISH AND SINN FEINERS  WAGE BATILE   Soldiers of Crown Ambushed in Mountains-Eighteen Mer Killed and Thirty Injured  TOWN BURNED IN REPRISAL

CHANGE IN TIMES STAFF   C. William Duncan, City Editor, Resigns. E. Lloyd King Successor.

LONDON PAPERS ASPIRE.   fiver Allied Policy Toward! Pitissia and Criticism is Strong.

LLOYD-GEORGE CHARGED WITH RED INTRIGUE   Allied Policy Towarc Russia Comprises Eur. ope Says Paper.

rT  ORITIOH NEWSPAPERS UF MUAED OPINION Ao TO RUSSIAN RELATIONS      TIMES BITTERLY ASSAILS LLOYD GEORGE FOR DECISION OF  SUPREME COUNCIL,

MOVE TO REDUCE’ ~ WAGES: IN. LYNN   WANT TO: GUT ‘OUT. BONUS   Now: Paid to Shoe. Workers—Man ufacturers ‘Appeal to, National ’ Councit of Union

SHOE MAKERS TD ~~ ABOLISH BONUGE   ‘Massachusetts Manufacturers Ask United Shoe Workers to - Agree to This Plan ior’ Re _ ducing Costs.—Is First Move  “Th Thie Trdisetey © a

ASK WORKERS TO GIVE UP THEIR BONUS   Shoe Manufacturers of Lynr Mass., Say They Can’t Com. pete With Other Cities.

STEPS TAKEN TOWARD ~ ~~ REDUCING WAGES   Shoe Manufacturers Ask ‘That ..Wage Bonus of By to 20- Per * eent Be Abolished. oO

MANUFACTURERS HIT BONUS   Factory Owners Tell Workers System.  Will Keep Shops Closed,

WOULD ABOLISH BONUS   Shoe Manufacturers Deelave Operations Cost. Must Bs Reduced,

MOVE TO LOWER WAGES IN THE SHOE EAGTORIE   Manufacturers in: Lyon, Massa: chusetts, Have Started the Movement.

BONUS HURTS SHOEMAKERS   Keeps Factories Closed, Lynn (Mass.) Owners Tell Union Workers in Appeal,

HIRST MOVE MADE FOR A WAGE CUT IN LYNK   Shoe Factories Make Formal Request of Unions fot Abolition of Bonus of 12 1-2 to 20 Percent

LYNN SHOEMAKER ASK UNION 10 CUT DOWN WAGE BONUS   Factories Employing 15.00¢ Put Wage Reduction Proposal Up to Workers.

ARMED INTERVENTION Ii MEXICO RECOMMENTES   BY COMMITTER IF PRESENT CON.TROLLERS SHOW INABILITY OR UNWILLING TO .SET UP STABLE GOVERNMENT—CONDITIONS SUGGESTED

Before Force Was Sent Into Troubled Republic People Would he Told United States Was Not Warrint Against Them, Sole Purpose Being to Restore Peate,

SUB-COMMITTEE REPORT URGES STRONG POLICY   Advises Financial Aid For Any Government That  Deserves It.   Claims Are Large.

TOBE POLIGED ~ TF NECESSARY   FALL COMMITTEE REPORT TC SENATE GIVES DETAILS OF MONEY LOSSES,   Advisca Requiting New Gevernment T Show Ability to Keep Ordcr Before Recognition.

NEW GOVERNMENT MUST BE MORE ~ FRIENDLY T0006.   Senators Urge Caution in Recognizing Carranza’s Successors.

- SAYS. TE SENAT   That {s Recommended Unless “the: New ‘Government Sets  . Up a ‘Different Regime Than * Has Been Acted in the Past  _ == Amends For. Misdeeds ‘Must Be Made. :.

EAVENE Ih AFFAIRS OF MEXICE   Foreign Relations Subcommittee Reports on Inquiry.   Recommendation Made That Armed Movement Into Southern Republic Start Should New Forces Show Inability to Set Up Government More Friendly Toward Americans.

MEXICAN RULEKS SHARPLY SCORED   Interventl n Urged if Present Regima Is uatriandly.   SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS

UP TO MEXICANS TO MERIT FAVOR THROUGH ABILITY   Senator Fall’s Sub-Committee Files Report Bearing on Mexican Conditions   ARMED INTERVENTION IF REBELS LACK STABILITY   America Might Loan Country Needed Funds if Present Leaders Prove Able

PRESENT CRISIS IS INTOLERABLE, SENATE IS TOLE   Investigating Committee Reports on Conditions It Discovered   RO RECOGNITION YET   NoGovernment in Mexico Shonld Be Sanctioned By U.S., Unless It Is Stable

U5, READY 10 HELP MEXICANS   Must Give Pledge or Suf fer Intervention.

MEICAN RULERS  SHARPLY SCORED AY CAMMITTFE   Must Show Ability To Preserve Order In Country.  PRPRMAMATIM nar + were, eels:   If Present Regime Is Satisfactory Aid Will Follow.

ARMED ACTION RECOMMENDED DY U.S. BOARD   After Long Investigation Committee Declares for Step Unless Stagle Government Friendly to America Is Formed.

DARSTIC ACTION In MEXICO (6 FAVORED   PROBERS URGE INTERVENTION IF STABLE GOVERNMENT IS NOT FORMED,

ASK INTERVENTION AS LAST RESORT   Senate Committee Recommends Action Unless Mexican Government le Saund   HEAR 257 WITNESSES   United, States Would Extend Credit To Build Up the Institutions.

Would Finance vountry   Ab] Americans Slain: Loss $505,002 434   Nation Reduced Third by Disease and Starvation

WITHROW IS CHOSEN TO TAKE VERGHOTA’S PLACE AS ELEGTOF   La Crosse Alderman Declines to Serve on Ticket of Socialiet Paritw

WITHROW IS CHOSEN TO TAKE VERCHOTA’S PLACE AS FLECTO!   La Crosse Alderman’ Deelines te Serve on Ticket of Sacial-_ *  s0+ Party

REGISTRATION DAYS. OFFER: DIFFICULT:   Legislature !s Expected te Straighten Out Possible. Entanglements

IT’S A PROBLEM   Registration of Men and Women Voters Presents Difficult Prahlem   TWO DAYS ARE SET   If the. Law is Not Changed September 11th and October 1th Will be Days

B DELTA BANDITS MAY BE CONVICTS FROM PT. CLINTON   Arrest at Monroe, Mich. May be Key to Bank Robbers’ Lair.

CONGRESS QLSiRED ABM (NEQRMATION   equesis President To Tei Status of American 2 dn Clave               KAHN OFFERS MOTION

WORKER KILLED 3¥ HIGH TENSION IRE AT HOULTOX   E araway Leading ar Senator in Arkansas Primarv

ELMORE BARGE EXPOSES M'CRAY   Speaker Shows That Board of Trade Candidate’s Business Brings Financial Grief To Many.

‘SNDIDATE = McCRAY'S ~~ FIRM CAUSES FARMERS OF THIS LuCALITY TO LOSE MONEY

HEARST ATTEMPTS TO STOP SALE OF SHIPS   Asks for Injunction Toda: — Senate Also May Act.

WOULD KEEP LINERS   Injunction To Stop Sale of Vessels Applied For.

AOKa INJUNCTION AGAINST A SALE   WM. R. HEARST SEEKS TO STOP SALE OF 30 FORMER GERMAN SHIPS.   CONGRESSIONAL ACTION   Senator Ashurst of Arizona, Asserts Ships Scheduled to Sell Very Much Under Their Real Value.

WOULD PREVENT SALE OF SHIPS   HEARST STARTS INJUCTION TO  STOP SALE’ OF GERMAN QHIPC 47 aTI-TIng

HEARST ASKS MONDAY AUCTION = BE PROHIBITED; SENATE HEARS — PAYNE'S EXPLANATION OF OFFER   Ashurst Introduces Resolution Preventing Disposal of Vessels As Proposed by Shipping Board; Says Fleet Is Neces sarv to Navy. sg

INJUNCTION IS SOUGHT AGAINST SALE OF SHIPS   William R. Hearst Takes Action  to Prevent Sale By Shipping  Board and Corporation.   RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN SENATE ON QUESTION   MATTER WIDELY DISCUSSED   Senators Take Up Proposed Sal and Payne Denies Charges That Have Bean Made.

$300,900.00 “IN SHES 10 -BESOLDEDR SONG, SAI   Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation Intend to Sell Vessels for $28,006,000, Ash.  urst Allens.   HEARST FILES INJUNCTION TO STOP PROCEEDING!   Charges Made of Secret Underalanding with British Interests and Pretty Row is Kicked up on Floor of Senate as Result.

HEARST MAKES MOVE ' TO STOP SALE GF SHIPS   Applies for Injunction While Senate Takes Up Resolution to Hinder Rapid Disposal.

INJUNCTION APPLICATION   To Prevent Sale of Thir ty Former German Liners Monday 

HEARST SEEKS 10 HALT SHIP SALE   Sues For Injunction Restraining Shipping Board From Selling Boats.

Seeret Agreement Charger in Congressional  Resolution. %  t        QETTD DIN Ff. A TIT   SHIPPING BOARD ~~ MADE TO ANSWEI   I juheoeiog Warth of Vessels wert lache Handed aver for  $23,000,000.

William Randolph Hears! Files Injunction to Stop  Ship Sale   “CUTS NO ICE”—PAYNE   HEARST ACTS SIMPLY AS TAX PAYER—BIDS TO BE TAKEN ANYWAY.

HEARST; SEEKS  ( ENIOIN- SALE OF 30° VESSELS   New. York Publisher, Acting As Tax. Payer, Asks--Ship; ne ‘Board be Restrained Fiom Sale. ~   FORMER GERMAN LINERS   Versols are. all Those Which were        “War. Were to be Sold on . Monday at Auction,

STAGE ET FOR FIXED AUCTION OF BOATS CLAIM   Hearst Asks Writ tc Block Proceedings; Bring Case Up Before Senate.

HEARST ASSERTS MONEY LOST AT PRICE OFFERED   Senate Also Takes Steps: To Postpone Sale ._Until Some  Future Date.

OTAIKERG GLAIM BlG ACCESSIONS   To Their Ranks and Pre dict Complete Tieup   ON THE REVERSE SIDE   Railroad Managers of Pennsyl vania, Reading and Balti more and Ohio Allege thai Operations are Approaching Normal with Assistance. ot! Volunteer Crews

ANOTHER RAILROAD TIE-UP IS FEARED   Pennsylvania and B. and O. Place Embargoes On Shipments to East. :

STRIKERS CLAIM GAINS.   Workers Who Walked Out Pre dict Railroad Tieup at Phila. delphia Today.

CLAIMS CONFLICT IN YARDMEN’S STRIKE   Half the Men Return to Work at Baltimore   No Congestion at Philadelphia, Say Roads—New Haven Yard Hit

BERLIN HOTEL {6 ATTACKED BY MOR   Home of Allied Missions Made Hospital When Troops Fire on Crowd.

HOTEL LOBBY 1a TURNED INTO A HOSPITAL: MANY  HURT IN BERLIN   Troops Fire on Crowd, Causing the Death of At Least 3 Persons and Wounding of Score of Others.   GUESTS SEEK SAFETY BEHIND BOLTED DOORS   Nearly All Patrons of the Hostelry Go To Bed Hunery, Being Afraid to Sally Forth to Seek Food,

FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN BERLIN MOBBED   Troops Fire on Crowd, Killing Three Persons.   BALTIC SOLDIERS JEERED   Lobby of Establishment Turned Into Hospital——Majority of Guests Take Refuge in Their Rooms——Streets of City Virtually Deserted by Nightfall.

STRANGE SIGNAL COMMENCES RIOT ON HOTEL ADLOM   Flutter of Woman's Handker chief Causes Frensied Mob to Attack

PETROGRAD REDS IN MUTINY   Violently Protest on Being Sent to the Polish Front.

All Available Troops in Petrograd Are Rushed to Front; Sailors Stage Riots When Ordered to Leave Their Ships;  Poland Sends Answer to.U. 8. Note   DELEGATIONS LEAVE MINSK

BOLSHEVIK RESERVES ORDERED TO THE FRONT   ‘Peace Delegation Will be Sent to Riga to Negotiate With the Poles.

REDS MUTINY AT PETROGRAD   Efforts to Take Saitore From Shipe to * “Polish Front Results in Riot:

SOVIETS CALL OUT RESERVES   Sending All Forces Available to Grodno Area

CALLED OUT   REDS STAGE RIOTS IN KRON STADT FOLLOWING ORDER   FUEL SUPPLY THREATENEL   Forest and Peat Fires Sweeping Sev eral Provinces

BRS. aie tt TR te li RE a, Se Sa ne ee lseet:. fiver. Sake  WAYS BREAKS DOWN,

MEXICO WANTS T0 DISPATCH TROOPS ACROSS TEXAS SOI   Want to Cross Into U. S. t Attack Sonora State Troops From Rear.

SONORA TROOPS TO CUARD THE BORDER   DEFENSE AGAINST ADVANCE OF CARRANZA FORCE COMING FROM NORTH.

RUNT INFANT SLAYERS   Three Ciildren Were Found Mur dered in St. Louis County, Ajesnuri

THREE CASES UF INFANTICIDE   Dead Bodies of Babies Un. earthed in Pasture Near St. Louis.

OGLESBY NOT'T0 INTERFERE WITH EXECUTION PLAN   IN ABSENCE OF GOVERNOR LOWDEN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, WILL NOT ACT   YOUNG MURDERER 10 ~~ BE HANGED FRIDAY   Cook County Sheriff Declares He Will Allow Prisoners to Witness the _Hanging.

MURDERER WILL HANG   Acting Governor Refuses to Interfere. lrisoners to See it.

CONETED MURDERER TO BE PUBLICLY RANGE BY GHICAGY SHEATH   ACTING GOVERNOR DECLINES Tt INTERFERE WHPTH EXECUTION OF OERIEN,

PLEA TO BANKERS TOBE INTERESTED IN NEEDS OF EARN   Greater Scientific Production Germane to Prosperity of Money Men, Argument.

AN APPEAL TO BANKERS   President of Bankers’ Associa  lion Wants Good Farming « Boosted.

START FRENCH STANDARD OIL      New Jereey Company and Paris Bank Arrange for Subsidiary Says the Temps.

STANDARD OF COMPANY   Founds Branch in France, According to Leading Newspaper.  vrei lex- Auiiles

STANDARD OIL IN FRANCE,      American Company Said to Have E-«tablished a Branch.

STANDARDOIL WILL OPERATE PARIS BRANCH   Jules‘ Cambon Will Head ‘Nes ’ Subsidiary of American’ - Qil Corporation

Poet D’Annunzie Says ‘He is*Ready to be-Killed for ‘Cause He Fights for .   OBJECT ° TO © TERMS   Blockade is Started to.Prevent Enforcing of. the. Rapallo Treaty

SENATOR BANHEAD, ALABAMA, DIES   Veteran of Confederate Army, In Senate Since 1907, Dies After Illness With Severe Cold

SENATOR ANSWERS H FINAL ROLL GALL   John WW. Bankhead af Alabama, Long Prominent In Public Life, Dies  at Washington at Age

WILL SIGN RED PEACE PACT   Poland to Accept Soviet Treaty, but Not Creed.

HOOVER DISAGREES WITH SEN, JOHNSON   Zest Added to Campaign In California.

IS HARDING GOING IN?   Johnson—Hoover Split ir California   OVER LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Hoover Says Harding Is Going Into League—Johnsol Says  Harding Wont.

Hoover And Johnson Differ In Interpretations of Stand On League By Sen. Harding

EFFORTONTO EXTEND TERMS   Reported That Movement ta Behalf of Township Execue: ; tives Under Way, :   SCHEME WORKED BEFORE   Last Time Was By the Demo~ crats Inthe Legislature of 1911.

BILL-T0 EXTEND ~~ = pee TERNS HINTED   Republicans Intimate Legislation To Retain . Township _. Truatees Until. 1924

SAY POLAND HAS ALREADY WON VICTORY   Although Allied wey Observers Declare That Danger Has Not  Been Entirely Done Away With To ow Plaelinin Dingorpa   ADVANCE RAPIDLY AT POINTS   Bolshevik Armies Northwest of “Warsaw, Between Vistula and Prussia, Are Appealing to Head. agartere Par Aid   COMMUNICATION THREATENED

POLES NOT YET OUT OF DANGER FROM INVASIOE   POSSIBLE THAT RUSSIANS MAY YET BE ABLE TO GET TO WEST OF WARSAW AND SO MENACE CITY*~ON THAT eInE

GANGOTER TRIAL NEARING GLOSE   Girl Testifies Divine Inter. cession Saved Her From Indignities.

MANY SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION   New Legislation to Come Before Congress   CAUCUS ON THURSDAY   ‘ight Between Hitchcock and Underwood for Democratic Leadership Ore of Outstanding Fvénts of Week—Consideration of European Food Relief Becins Todav

CONGRESS HAS A BIG WEEK AHEAD   Senate Democratic Caucus to Elect Minority Leader One of Outstanding Events   TO PROBE RADICALISM   Soviet ‘Ambassador,' With Aide, Will Appear Before Foreign Relations Committee

EE ——————— —_  Lloyd George Says West Indies Won't Be Sold To U. S.

MAKES DENIAL   English Have No Inten. tion of Bartering the  West Indies

NOTTOSELL = WEST INDIES   LLOYD GEORGE MAKES EX: PLANATORY STATE-   MENT.

BRITAIN NOT PLANNIN TO SELL TR GARTER A PART OF WEST NED   PEEMIFR LLOYD GEORGE MAKES REPLY TO QUESTIONS IN TUE HOUSE OF COMMONS,

LLOYD GEORGE MAKES DENIAL   English Have No Inten tion of Bartering the West Indies

WEST INDIES NOT FOR SALE SAYS GEORGE   Great Britain Has No Inten tion of Paying War Debts to United States With Islands.

TO KEEP WEST INDIES.   Lloyd George Denies Reported Transfer to United States.

FOUR BIG BROTHERHOODS OPPOSE RAILROAD STRIKE   Officers Send Representatives te Centers Where Yardmen Are Walking Out.

OTHERS STRIKE IN “sea wiTH THE SWITCHIE   SWITc HMEN ON SEVEN ROADS : RUNNING OUT OF BUFFALO “ARE RE ‘PORTE (Dp OUT,      CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS MAY BE TIED UP      Switthmen at St, Louis an Bast St ‘ “Louis Bspacted To Strike, ie This Week. 

EXE AVIGE MEN AID GOV. GANT   Americans Work Machine Guns for Mexican Rebel Chiefan.

CANTUS MACHINE GUNG MAY BE RUN BY EX-AME RICANS   RELATIONS WITH PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO TERMINATED FRIDAY

LOWER CALIFORNIA NOW IS HV OPEN REBELLION   GOVERNOR TERMINATES BELATIONS WITH MEXICO PROVI.. SIONAL GOVERNMENT.   WILL RESIST. ANY (NVASICN   Recruits Are Being Drilled and Exeertive Expresses Confidence Force is Amply Strong,

CANTU PREPARING. TO-MEET FEDERALS   Lower California ’ Governor Recruits Forces to Resist Invasion   YANKS JOIN REBELLION   Reports Indicate That Ex Service Men of U. 8. Army Will Man Machine Guns

JOIN CANTU’S ARMY FORCE   Officers in Cantu’s Army Say _ American Veterans Will Man Machine Guns   RESIST MEX INVASION   CANTU CONFIDENT HE HAS STRONG ENOUGH ARMY TO TURN BACK INVADERS.

INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS EXCITES INTEREST   PTANDIDATES OF TWO PARTIES WILL NOT BE CALLED TO TESTIFY

PARTY LEADERS — ~ WELCOME PROBE   BOTH SIDES EXPRESS JOY OVER SENATE IMQUIRY INTO CAMPAIGN FUNDS

CLERGY DEMANIS SIO‘      Spanish ‘Priests Feet” Pinch, ar Poverty, Cuused ty HEC. of T..

WRANGEL BEATEN BACK 10 CRIMEA IN DRIVE BY REDS   “We Are Fighting Hard In Full Hope,” Is  Baron’s Comment.

SOVIETS. ADVANCE. ~WRANGEL RETREATS   10,000 BOLSHEVIKIGAPTUREI   Bneny Storms Anti’s Trench Syaten ___Near Crimean Peninsula  Without Success“

ARE FIGHTING HARD, IN FULL ROPE, WRANGEL WAITED WIFE At Salkova General Wrangel Hat  Captured Thousands of Budenny’s Men

WRANGEL’S ARMY SAFE   Anti-Bolshevik Leader Withdrawe Troops Into Crimea.   Escapes Into Peninsula After Guccees ful Retreat—Now Has Only Nar. row Strip to Defend.

WRANGEL HAS WITHDRAWN IN SOUTH RUSSIA   Troops Now Safe in Crime: Which Is Easy te Defence.

WRANGLES WITHDRAWS FORCES 10 CRIMEF   Men Are In Good Spirits Bu Are Worn Out,

WRANGEL TROOPS. ~ RETIRE TO CRIMEA   Anti-Red Soldiers: Wérn Out By ‘Long --Fighty. > Thousands ‘0 Raviots Cantiwed <: as

WAANGEL RETIRE: TOGRIMEA, WHERE TROOPS MAY RES]   Captures Many Prisoners ai Salkova; Army Warn Out by Extended Fighting.

WRANGEL SAVES ARM)   LEADER WITHDRAWS TROOPS INTO THE CRIMEA.   Anti-Bolshevik Leader Escapes After Successful Retreat—Has Only Narrow Strip to Defend..

WRANGEL TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN TO THE CRIMES   Soviet Forces Resigning  Entire Anti-Bolshevik Front.

WITHSTAND RED ATTACKS.   oe Forces. Successfully With: draw to the Crimea.

WRANGEL’S ARMY IS NOW OUT OF DANGER   Anti-Boishevik Leader Withdraws Troops Into Crimea.   Escapes Into Peninsula After Success ful Retreat—Now Has Only Narrow Strip to Defend.

Anti-Bolshevik Leader in South Russia Successfully Withdraws Troops to Crimea Before Soviet Advance

BARON WRANGEL’S MeN ELUDE SOVIET   Spirit of Anti-Red Forces Splendid, but Worn Phivsically

REDS OUT WITH HOT MANIFESTO   Country Is Going to Dogs, They Say

SOCIALISTS DEMAND. USURPATIONS CEASE   MANIFESTO DECLARES PARTY INTENDS TO REMEDY ALLEGED ABUSES.

NOGALES MEN ORDERED 10 FACE PROBE   Statements Made Result in Subpaenas to Senate Hearing   SENATOR FALL WIRES ORDER FOR PRESENCE   Witnesses Relate Stories of Several Mexican Killings

AFFAIRS IN MEXICO TO HAVE AN AIRING   SENATE OOMMITTEE INSISTS ON GETTING FULL LIGHT.   Buesiness Men of Nogales Teld They Must Testify, Regardless ef Whe le Huré—Peremptery Order to Appear.

 PROVINCE HAS SEVEN FACTORIES PRODUCING CHEMICAL PULP AND NEWSPRINT

CUMMING GOING TO OEE HARDING   lowa Senator Will Arrive in Marion, Ohio, Saturday.

MLIES THREATEN TO OCGUPY RUHR OF (THER TERRITORY   Germany Has Until Noon to Accept Franco-British Disarmament Terms.   NO DECISION REACHED BY THE BERLIN CABINET   Private Negotiations Reported to be Going on Between Pre. iniers Lloyd-George and Mil. lerand and Dr. Simons.  Agoressive Position Taken.

HAYS AND DUPONT TO VISIT MARION   Progressives fo Support Harding Brown Usicares,

PROGRESSIVES WILL UNITE IN SUPPORT OF 6.0, P. NOMINEE   Assurances Given to Senator Harding by Walter F. Brown, of Ohio. 

PROGRESSIVES FOR HARDING, SAYS BROW   Hays, Bupont and Cummins Expected at Marion,

PROGRESSIVES 71 AID ti. 0 P. THICKE’   OHIO LEADER, AT CONFER. ENCE, PROMISES SUPPORT 'TO HARDING AND COOLIDGE.

HARDING ASSURED OF PROGRESSIVE UNITED SUPPORT   Nhio “Bull  Moose’ Chief Vistis Senator’s Home.

PROGRESSIVES WILL HELP REPUBLICANS   Give Assurances of Support te [National Ticket.   BROWN AT CONFERENCE   Prominent Ohio Politician Says Old Roosevelt Leaders Are - Aiding Harding and Coolidge —Nominee Devotes Most ot His. Time to Acceptance  _ Speech.

BULL MOOSERS T0 SUPPORT HARDING   Prominent Ohio Leader Pledges Support of Former Progressives   SENATOR WRITES SPEECH   Republican Chieftians Forced to Postpone Conference: With’ Presidential. Nominee

BULL MOOSERS PROMISE AID T REPUBLICANS I 1920. CAMPAIGN   a — By Waite Is  ledged alter F,  Abin of Toledo, a Prominent Ohio Progressive,   ANOTHER QUIET DAY SPENT BY HARDING   Arrives At His Office Early and Devotes Most of His Time to Preparation of Hic Keynote Speech,

HARDING ASSURED FULL SUPPORT OF Paggaesance   Leaders of 1912 Back In Old Foid; Babies Named Af.  ter the Nominee.

PROMISE HARDING UNITED SUPPORT   1912 Progressive Leaders Send Assurances to Republican Nominee.

‘BULL MOOSE FORCES  AGAIN IN THE FOLD   SENATOR HARDING ASSURED HE @ WILL HAVE SUPPORT.   Progressive Leader ef Ohie Visit: Maries te Discuss Campaign Pians —Candidate Busy On Hise Speech.

PROGRESSIVES . a é PLEDGE SUPPORT 0 HARDING   Men Prominent in the 1917 - Campaign Promise Loyalt; “to the Republican Presiden  .. tial Candidate. fe

AARDING ASSURED OF SOLID SUPPORT OF PROGRESSIVES   ROOSEVELT FOLLOWERS IN __ 191° PLEDGE UNITED COOPERATION.   Senator Will Mee Will Hays and Cole. man Du Pont Saturday—Still Busy Preparing His Acceptance Speech.

HARDING 16 SGURCD OF PROGRESSIVES All   G. 0. P. NOMINEE HOLDS CONFER. ENSE WITH OHIO FACTIONAL LEADER.   CHAIRMAN HAYS ELAYED   Chairman of National Republican Committee ahd Other Party Notables Expected in Marion Soon.

ASSURES HARDING PROGRESSIVES ARE SUPPORTING HIM   Bull Moosers For the Ticket le Statement Made By One ; Of the Old Leaders   BOYS ARE BEING NAMED IN HONOR OF THE CANDIDATE   Hiram Jebnson Admits Receiving  } Telegram From Harding But Has  Nothing Purther To Say

BULL MOOSERS TO JOIN HERDS WITH HARDING   NATIONAL TICKET RECEIVED HEARTY PLEDGE OF SUPPORT FROM PROGPESSIVES

PLEDGE HARDING HELP   Progressives of 1912 Assure Nominee They're With Him.

 DAVENPORT POLIC DUNT MEN WANTEL Y FOR MOSS MURDEE   ‘Soldier Suspects With Stolet Cars: Are Believed to Be Headed for Mexico.

NO MORE FOLLOW LANSING EXAMPLI   Secretary Tumulty Refuses t Discuss Controversy Between High Officials.   DAVIS AND POLK NAMED   Ambassador to London And Under  Seeretary Mentioned as Successors to Lansing.

JOHN W. DAVIS © MAY BE NAMED AS STICCESSOR   AMBASSADOR TO GREAT BRITAIN AND ERANK L. POLK MOST MENTIONED.   Latter Will Succeed Mr. Lansing Until President Appoints New Secretary.

DAVIS OR POLK WAY BE NAMED AS SUCCESSOR   No Further Cabinet Resigna tions to Follow That 0  lansing   ‘President Rapidly Regaining His Health.

DAVIS OR POLK WAY BE NAMED AS SUGCE   No Further Cabinet Resignations to Follow That Of   President Rapidly Regaining His Health.

INDICT BOTH EMPLOYERS AND MEN IN GOTHAN   Manhattan Building Trades Graf Probe Leads to Sweeping Jury Action.

SCORE OF PLUMBERS UNDER INDICTMENT   Plumbing Firms as Well Are Ac cused of Violation of the Donnelly Anti-Trust Law

MEETING OF ADVOCATES OF VOCATIONAL TRAININ   ‘ouvention will _—_ Feb. 19-21 hy

FOOD WILL BE M@VED         Two Niousand Strikers Agswer Ap. peal to Heip New-York.

=, TO-MOVE“ Yoon “TR            Now. Jersey “Strikers. wa Fees New VYorkere

INJURED IN RACE.   Hiech School Runner Hurt at Track Meet Priday.

PLAN A WELCOME FOR MANNIX   Irish Sympathisere at Liverpeel Arranging Demoastraticn.

HUNGARY ACCEPTS TERMS   Minister of Foreign Affairs Leaves for Paris. to Sign Peace Treaty

LOWER PRICES PREDICTED.   Report Says Readjustment Will Come Withoart Financial Disordcr.

TREND OF PRICES TO TOBE LOWER ~~ FROM NOW On   -HAMBER OF COMMERCE OF UNITED STATES OF _ THIS OPINION, BASED ON SURVEY OF CONDITIONS IN TRADE.

TREND TOWARD LOWER PRICES IS OBSERVED   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Maker Semi-Annual Report on Crops and Business.

NO PROSPECT OF A PANIC   Bet Lewer Level ef Prices Predicted Derieg Remainder ef Cai emadar WVenar.

PRESENTS A NEW WITNESS   Man Says He Saw Girl With a Tall Woman on the Night of Murder   Were at the Plice in Johnson Where Stionio GirPs Body Was Later Found

SAW TALL WOMAN ~ WITH SHONIO GIRI   JUST. BEFORE MURDER HOUR      Defense Springs Surprise in Mud. gett Trial at Hyde Park, Vt.— "Stone Cutter Testifies

ADOPTS WAR ORPHANS. Miss Margaret Wilson, WUaughter 0! the President, To Aid ‘Two Serbtan Children.

_ ADOPTS WAR ORPHANS. Miss Margaret Wilson, Daughter 0 the President, To Aid ‘wo Serb.  ¢B ft, we  BAD aa

[MISS WILSON ADOPTS  (WO SERBIAN ORPHANS      President's Ehdest Daughter © Under. Lekes Care of Two Orphaned War Refuress.

ADOPTS SERBIAN OHILDRE      Prosident's Duughter ‘Tikes Care of Uox cmt G

REV, BUTLER TO GIVE SERMON FOR T. R. GRADUATES   Baccalaureate Sermon Will Be at St Paul’s On Sunday, June 6.

RETIRING SEVENTY-YEAR-OLD EMPLOYEES IS OPPOSED   Congressman Objects to Order of Postmaster General.

MOSCOW ORDERS GUEPTANGE Of PAT ISH TERMS      But Declines: ta Admit Clause of Reducing   :WraigeP Continues Ad. " -vance“Against Red -

JOFFE INSTRUCTED 10 -AGCEPT TERMS OF POLE!   Except Total Or -Partial Disarma. ment Of Reds.

RED OPPOSITION  BEING CRUSHED: WRANGEL TAKA MANY CAPTIVE   Cassation of Hostilities Between Soviet Troops and Poland Seems Near, According to Paris Report,   ALLIES HAVE GIVEN HELP TO THE POLES   Anti-Bolshevik Leader. tr South Russia Has . tained Ample Funds t Carry On Campaign,

THREE ARE FOUND DEAD ON TRACKS   Unidentified Men Are Believed = t Have Been Murdered and Placed There.

CAVE-IN HINDERS WORK ON GASSER      ‘TRING OF TOOLS LOST WHEN SECOND SLIDE OC pPrpproen °~   Equipment for the Completion the Well Has Arrived From Independence

CAVE-IN HINDERS WORK ON GASSEF   — for the Completien o} the Well Has Arrived From Independénce

SOVIET TROOPS IN GENERAL ADVANCE   Poles Pushed Back on Fifty Mile Front Word From

WILSON ASKED TO RECOGNIZE MEXICI   GOVERNOR HOBBY SENDS WIRE SAYING TIME IS. RIPE FOR FAVORABLE ACTION.

Hobby Asks President to Recognize Mexico   Obregon’s Visit Has Convinced Gov. ernor of New <Administration’s Worthiness, Telegram Says.

7 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Three Others Are Missing After ‘ Movie Theaier Blaze.   Crowded... Building on Cherry Street New York, Is Totally Consumed by Fiames.

MOVIE Ti EATER   SEVEN CHILDREN PERISH  NEW YOR... ~LAYHOUSE.   Three Others Mc og After Packec Cherry Street  . 1 Is Destroyed by -~ \man.

Three Others Are Missing After  Movie Theater Blaze.   Crowded Building»on Cherry Street, New York, Is Totally Consumed by Flames.

MAC SWINEY CASE INVESTIGATED BY V. P. CORRESPONDENT   RELATIVES AND FRIENDS INDIGNANTLY DENY HE GETS NOURISHMENT   BRITISH OFFICIALS ARE DOING EVERYTHING TO PROLONG  » es “2eaeee

Only Ten Persons Have Been Pe . See Him and They. Are. ‘Di Opinions As To Sustenan

THE MAC. SWINEY FAST PROBLEM. 1S CONSIDERED   United Prese Representative Makes Report -Reintlve to the ‘Cork ~ Mayor's: Long. Fatt,

Finds No Evidence That MacSwiney Has Had Food Since Starting His Fast

M’SWINEY ON 64TH DAY      Many Slik Believe He Is Being Fed Secretly  By Webb Milier

HY WEBB C, MILLER Dalted Press Staft Corresponden Cepyright 196 By Enited. Press

casualties. Armed workers supporting the Spartacists continue to battle the troops elsewhere.   ‘CONTROVERSY TO MINERS AND OPERATORS  ,

THE PRESIDENT TAKES AGTION IN  ‘  COAL TROUBLE   To Submit Controversy “* to Conference of Miners and Operators.   PALMER MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT   President Wi Recommend that The Majority Report: Be Adopted.

10 SUBMIT WAGE ISSUE TQ PARLEY   Two Reports of Coal Commission To Go to Miners and Operators.   BOTH RECOMMEND RAISES   President to Recommend Acceptance of Majority Report Calling For 25 Per Cent Raise—To Point Out Duty.

WILL SUBMIT COAL MINERS WAG CONTROVERSY   To a Conference of the Miners and « — Operators.

WAGE CONTROVERSY WILL BE SUBMITTEL   By President Wilson to a Con. ference Made Up of Miners and Onerators.

Président “Will, Place “Two Reports Before Operators, Miners   RECOMMENDS THE -* - MAJORITY SIDE   Minority Report Favors. 3! “"'Per Gent Increase Instead of 25

THREATEN : 10: CARRY APPEAL      ———— Pe Anthracite Miners Say They Will Withdraw From  . Commission Hearings _.   OPPOSED TO SECRET . SESSIONS OF BODY

WOULD SEND ROCKET TO SURFACE OF MOG   Professor Tells of New Method to Reach High Layers of Air.

NEW SKYROCKET WILL . : . ASCEND 239 IHILES   ‘Remarkable Appatatus: Now Be. ing Perfected May Even . Travel tothe Moon and Be acAiegl

NEW APPARATUS MADE.   Method of Sending Machine to Higher Layers of Air Described.

RAILWAY UNIONS ACCEPT OFFE UNDER PROTEST   Maintenance of Way Men Won’t Ac. cept and Strike Expected.

RAIL MEN AGREE 10 TRIBUNAL PLAN   REPRESENTATIVES ON THIRTEEN UNION CONCURR UN ACCEPTANCE,   WORK OUT WAGEPROGRAM   ¥ Yresident to Appoint Bipartisan Coun: cil, Maintenee and Way Men Ont of Agroement.

THIRTEEN RAILROAD UNIONS AGREE T0 TRY PLAN OF ARBITRATION   Maintenance of Way Men However, May Call Strike Soon.

Railroad Men Noree To Accent President's Plan   Acceptance of a Bi-Partisar Tribunal For Wage Adjustment Is Under Protest   MAINTENANCE MEN NOT IN ACCEPTANCE   Tribunal Will Expedife Work of Permanent Labor Board To Be Created

00,000 Maintenance of Way Employes Took’ Nd _Action on the Matter Either Way, and It is.. Considered Probable That a Strikeof ~~ These Employes Is Forthcoming.

STRIKE IS INEVITABLE   Work of New Body Will Be To Make Investigation. ,

THIRTEEN OF UNION CHIEFS ACCEDE TO WAGE PROPOSAL BUT WAY EMPLOYES REFUSE   Rail Men Agree to President's Tribunal Under Protest. to Avert Strike   BOARB TO SETTLE DISPUTES

Wilson’s bi-partisan . wage tribunal will be appointed   E BODY HOLDING OUT   Brotherhood of. Maintenance of Way Employees likely t.ogo on sirike

“ACTION Faas    Acceptance, Under Protest, o!   President’s Offer to Appoint  Wage Tribunal.   THIRTEEN UNIONS  AGRES TO TERMS   ‘President Will Notify Carriers   and Employes He is  Besedy to Act.

PASTOR AND WIFE HONORED AT PARTY   RECEPTION TENDERED REV. AND MRS G, ML CALIOCN SATERDAY EVENING AS  A SURPRICE

PASTOR AND WIFE HONORED AT PARTY   RECEPTION TENDERED REV. AND MMERS, G. M. CALHOUN SAT’ URDAY EVENING AS  & CTIPPRICH  N

BOLSHEVISM IS MENACE—HOOVER   Collapse of Poland Woule Menace Financial Stabil ity of Europe, He Tell: Committee

AUSTRIA MADE. POOR HOUSE   Moover Urges Loan of #100,000,000 lo ~ Austria: and Armenia ©

Austria Must Have Aid ©» Become a.Perpetual Mendicant, Says Hoove

SAYS PEACE TREATY MAKE AUSTRIA PERPITUA BEGGAR   Herbert Hoover Favors Loan of $150.000,000—Robbed of Aari manatee ment § avian

DECLARES AUSTRIA A PERPETUAL POORHOUSE   Hoover Advocates Loans of $150, 000,000 To Austria, Poland and : Armenia.

WARNING TO NATION IS SOUNDED BY HOOVER   p Trenty Has Mire 0:     Aastrin a Perperun) Poor  Meuse,

~ ASK COLBY TO BAR JAPS.  Neither Do Californians ‘Want, ‘Those in U.S. Naturalized. ,

ROOSEVELT STARTS AG?          Democratic Vice-Presidenttal Candidate Enters New Jersey.

ROOSEVELT WILL TOUR THE WEST   Candidate for Vice Presiden Will Stump the Pacific Coast.

AARON WATKINS “DRY” NOMINEE   Was Nominiuted Last Night Atter Rryan Announced He Coutt Not  Ouicg Devieceatic Party.

Third Ohioan in Race  Chosen on Second Ballot by Prohibitionists   COLVIN, OF NEW YORK, WILL BE RUNNING MATE   BRYAN CANNOT SEVER CON. NECTION WITH DEMOCRATS THOUGH HE DOESN'T KNOW HOW.HAE WILL VOTE.

Points Out Suspicion Raised that Russians are Not Working Toward Prompt. anc Peaceful Solution of Crisis

CARRANZA HAS FLED, IS REPORT      MESSAGE PURPORTED TO HAVE COME FROM “REVOLUTION DS. SOURCES AND 'U, S. OF FICTALS DOUBT ITS ACCURACY,

CARRANZA FIL FROM CAPITAL IS DOUBTED BY U.S   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS INCLIN ED TO BELIEVE REBEL RE. PORT IS INACCEU RATE   START FOR MEXICO CITY   Large Force of Rebels is Concentrating for Mareh oon Mevican Capital — Carranya Enemy is Fighting With Obregon

EPORT CARRANZA HAS LEFT CAPITAL   UNCONFIRMED TELF. GRAM DECLARES PRESIDENT ON WAY VERA CRUZ   TO MARCH FROM JUAREZ   Revolutionary Army Is Being Assembled There For An Expected Drive on the City Mexico.

CARRANZA 7 HAS LEFT.  ” “MEXICO CITY        REPORTED AT MESACAN REVO. * LETIGNARY “HEADUARTERS WE HAD LEP CAPETAL.   TELEGRAM SAYS CARRAN. STARTED POR VERA. CH UNDER GUARD OF TROOP:

ARRANZA HAS. LEFT CAPITAL?   IS REPORTED TO HAVE START. ED FOR VERA CRUZ.   Revolutionists Hope to Seize Mex: ican President in His Atteenpt-

CARRANZA IS ‘REPORTED TO. BE FLEEING   Rumor Has It That He Is Headed For Vera Cruz — Roads Are  Lf \e04

ParranzaReported Leaving Mexican Capital City   ‘Said to Have Gone to Vera Cruz Report is Not Contirmed and Considered Improbable

CARRANZA FLEES DECLARE REBELS   Mexican President Reported to Have Left Capito! at Midnight for Loyal City of Vera Cruz: Clash of Troops Reported in Sineola.

REPORT a  "HOMO en      REVOLUTIONARY: , maura TERS ANNOUN PATCH RECEIV  DIg2D no} LAREDO,   TELEGRAMHAS NOT. BEEN AFFIRMED   Accuracy of Report Has Been Dis counted By AVashington Offic:   ials Dy ; Other Statement. a

Unconfirmed Advices From Mexico Tell of Departure for Port of Vera Cruz ~   REPORT DISCREDITED “~~ AT MEXICAN EMBASSY   REVOLUTIONARY REPRESEN« TATIVES IN WASHINGTON SAY REBELS WIL TAKA MEXICO CITY IMMEDIATELY,

Hundred Ohicans Come to Marion to Encourage the Nominee   COX HORLS CHARGES   Says Campaign Fund Republicans Are, Raising Would “Shock the Sensibilities”

HARDING GREETS A HERD OF ELK   Republican Candidates Shake: Hands With B. P. 0. E. From Ohio Town.

Ohio Elks and Nominee Harding in Initial Front Porch Campaign Stunt

ELKS GREET SENATOR HARDING   Members of the Order Gather lU pos  Marton Lawn.

CURTAIN RAISER SUAOLD 10 FRONT PORCH GAMPAIGA   Republican Nominee’s Rol Consists of Handshaking and Short Talk.   A DELEGATION OF ELKS APPEARED UNANNOUNCED   Harding Headquarters Informed That About Two Thousand Political Pilgrims Will Arrive by Airplane, Motor and Kail From Mansfield.

CURTAIN RAISER FOR GAMPAIGN [0 «STAGED BY ELKS   Deiegai.on From Findlay, O. Asrive Unannounesd to Cheer Senator Harding.

ELAS HELP HARDING OPEN FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   -ELEGATION CALLS AT NOMINEE’S HOME IN MARION AND PURMISHES CURTAIN RAISER TO SUMMER ACTIVITIES— SENATOR PRAISES ORDER’s WAR RECORD

1ST DELEGATION AT FRONT PORCH   DELEGATION OF &LKS OF KIND LAY, OHIO, STAGE CURTAIN RAISER IN FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN,    HARDING HEARS GOOD REPORTS   Friends Just Reiarned From Trips ic the East and West Bring Knconraging Reports for  * the Candidate.

PAUL DEMOTT WAS  NEWSPAPER MAD   MURDERED AMERICAN IN GER: MANY WAS SAID TO HAVE HAD JOURNALISTS’ PASSPORT

CONFIRM REPORTS OF YANK’S DEATH   Investigators Find American Was Shot by German Prison Guards

HEPREDATIONS OF YAN   GOVERNOR CALLES OF SONOR! SAYS UNLY SOLUTION IS EX. TERMINATION OF TRIBE,

‘AGAINST YAQUI INDIANS.   Mexicans Send Force of Military Police in Effort To Put Down A Rising.

INDIANS ARE PON WAR PATE   Picked Force of Military ‘Police Takes Field - Against Yaquis 

MEXICAN CONSUL SAYS U. S. TROOPS FLEE FROM ARMY   Says Soldiers Desert Posts And Sell Arms For a  Ce eacees

MEXICO STARTS.   Picked Force of Military Police * Dispatched from Capital to Sonora

SEND PICKED FORGE TO BATTLE YAQUI  Indians Have Been on Warpath In Senora, Mexico  RAID MANY VILLAGES

INDIANS ON WARPATH Am STOLEN ARMS: ~ PONCE: TAKE TRAIL      riers of Mexico ce 0U°™~C~«

GOES IN PURSUIT OF YAQUI INDIANS      Mexico City Sends Picked Force of Military Police To State of Sonora.

MUTA WILL  RY PVT. TYLER   Hobby Refuses to Turn Guardsman Over to Civil Authorities for Trial.

CHARGE LEAGUE ATTEMPT COMPEL POINTS MANDATE   Report Declares Against Exploitation of Natural Resources.

Assembly Flays Report, Portion of Which is Kept Secret by Council.   NEW NATIONS ARE THERE

SPEAKERS AT FINAL SESSION » CALL SOCIETY “LIVING, VITAL GRGANISM"

LEAGUE OF NATIONS FINDS NANDATES STUMBLING BLOCK   Lord Robert Cecil Scores the Council for Its Lack of Energy.   HE WANTS WOMEN ON MANDATE COMMISSION   Representatives of the Newly Elected Members at Today’s Session.

COUNCIL CRITICIZED FOR FAILURE TO MAKE puUBLIC MANDATE TEXT   Repart.of Committee Adopted by Teague Assembly Follow~ ing Animated Debate   GUARD AGAINST EXPLOITATION OF LANDS RULED BY MANDAT!   Also Prohibit Recruiting in Ter rileries Governed

BALFOUR ATTACKS LEAGUE PROGRAM   British Member Declares Attempis Are Being Made in Assembly Cireles to Coerce Council on Question of Mandates.   FRENCH MEMBER SUPPORTS VIEW OF ENGLISHMAN

BOOTLEGGERS KILLED.   ‘Mexican Smugglers Shot by U, S.  Military -Pellce,

300ZE SMUGGLER KILLED;  HURT   Am®rican Military Police Give Short Ehrift to Mexicans Who Attempt to Cross Boundary Line.

HAS VILLA HEMMED IN      Mexican Federalists Pottlhed Up Bandit Leader Near Parral

WILSON TELLS RAILROAD WE) CONGRESS 91D NOT EVEN GIVE CONSIDERATION TO THE MATTER   WILSON ADVICE SCORNED   j Present Tax Laws Are Held Responsible for Part of Wich Cost af Liv. ing, President Avery Desusired ot Real Legistation

Makes Charges in Letter Sent to Railway Brotherhood Officials.   SENATORS EAGER TO REPLY   Intimate That They Fear President Wilt Veto Some f{mportant Bills.

Even Serious Consideration Has Not Been Given Mate j ter, Says Wilson   “CONCLUSION OF PEACE ° PREVENTED IN EUROPE’?   ADJOURNMENT WITHOUT DEALING WITH HIGH COST OF LIVING PROTESTED IN LETTER TO RAILROAD MEN, 2

WILSON DENOUNGES CONGRESS FOR NOT Nor — AGTING ONE CL      eer - SAYS IN "LETTE ‘SHAT MATTER. WAS NOT S!  IOUSLY-. CONSIDERED,         HAS PRESENTED NO. CONSTRUCTIVE: PLA}              Wison Letter Atswers Brotherhood ‘Protest. “Against © Adjournmeni : Without Seekine Eellet. 

WILSON DENOUNCES HONGRESS FAILURE   DEPLORES FAILURE TO PASS LAWS REDUCING COST » OF LIVING.   ‘Writes the Railroad Brotherhood Heads That Congress Has Prevented the Conclusion of Peace.

PRESIDENT SAYS CONGRESS FAILED TO DO ITS DUTY      DOMINATING MOTIVE Pour CAL EXPEDIENCY RATIFEK TRAN PURPOSES TO SERVE THE PUBLIC.

PRESIDENT PLACES BLAME ON CONGRESS   Wilson Denounces Its Failure \ to Take Action to Remedy High Cost of Living.   LETTER TO BROTHERHOODS   Says Congress Prevented Conelusion of Peace in Europe—Adjournment Late Today.

BANK EXAMINER SECURES CONFESSION FROM FRED W. FRENCH      LOST MONEY INVESTING PS SMALL  ENPERPRISES WHICH FAILED

GRAND RAPIDS CASHIER SHOR}   Confesses He Has Embezzled $300,000, Which Went to Unwise Investments, -

PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE NOTACONTRIBUTOR   Has Not Given “A  “A Dollar” Toward Campaign Expenses of Any Candidate,

OVS PLUM PLAR NOT IN GAMPRIGN   Manager Admits “Less Crit ical” Of W ood And McAdoc

WRANCEL STILL HOPES   General Is Ready io Use Mis Army ‘Aculnst Reds Again.

ibtithaew thet of Maras   Dame Tonight  Murts’s Growe   Stevdexwed Prices Toslay

FOREIGN BUREAUS PLAN TO EVAGUATE WARSAW AT ONGE   PRISONS ARE BEING CLEARED AND BUSINESS HOUSES MAKE READY FOR FLIGHT Fi

Special Trains Are Ordered To Convey Emissaries To Safety; the Evacuation of Prisons Already Beaun.

CHICAGO TIE-UP -MAY-SPREAD OU      Co ‘Run “Cars: While. Rumors :of Other’ Strikes: “Are: Heard:        ACKMEN MAY ~ “otha

PLOT FRUSTRATED re BV HUERTA REGIM      BIG CAR STRIKE IN CHICAGO. CONTINUES

CHICAGO TROLLEY STRIKE   Company Struggling to Maintain Skeleton Service—-Rumors. of ‘More Trouble.

CARS IN CHICAGO BARELY IN SERVICE   surface Lines Struggle to Maintai: Skeleton Schedules During Strike.

CHICAGO FIGHTS IS WAY 10 JOE   Traction Lines Tied Up But Maintain Skeleton Service; Surface Lines May Be Further Tied Up by Walk.  ' Out of Trackworkers, Is Belief.

WILSON WIELDS STINGING WHII   CRACKING [TF ABOUT HEADS OF SENATE DEMOCKATS.   OUT OF TUNE WITH HIS PARTY   latest Note Om Treaty Kelieved by lawrence to Have Driven Wedge Deeper—Wore Talk of a Third Term.

WILSON LETTER KILLS HOOVER   MAY MEAN THIRD TERM CANDIDACY FOR THE PRESIDENT.

WILSON'S APPEAL WITHOUT EFFECT IN TREATY FIGHT   Senators Nowadays Regard Everything Through Its Bearing On Campaign   HURTS SENSIBILITIES,   Blunt Statements Of Chief Executive Not Caleulated To Restore Harmony

WILSON LETTER” FORCFS TREATY -INTO-CAMPAICH   Replies To Hitehoock : ‘Revives ~ Falko Third Term: For:-- oe 7  Dpaeidane 

PRESIDENT 1S FORCING TREATY INTO CAMPAIGN   View Expressed By Lawrence ir Catalouging Effect of Let‘ ter to Hitehcock.   SITUATION IS PERPLEXING   ‘Executive, . Showing - Impatience With Democrats Cracks Whip “Over Their Heads.

Town of 9,000 Most Swept Away By Earthquake   Varco and Fornaci, italy, Destroyed by Quake-—65 Dead Have Been Taken From Ruins.

Whole Towns Are Wiped Out and Entire Families Buried Beneath . Wreckage of Homes in Path of Severe Earth Shocks.   Sixty-Five Bodies Identified in One City—Tents, Medieines and Doctors Rushed to Scenes—700,000  Persons Camping in Open Air.

TO ISSUE MORE STOCK.   Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Plans to Again Increase Capital.

DIANDARD OiL 10 INGREASE GAPITAL   Proceeds of New Stock Issue Will be Used to Acquire Land and to Enlarge and Improve Refining Facilities.

BUY IT OF CZECHS,   This Is Where Restaurant Man ls to Get Supbiy of Sugar.

‘WOULD END ALL WARS   Wiison Says Mankind [s Not Rid _ Of Strife.  f   Declares if There Were But. Qne No' bel Prize He Could Not Accent it.

WILSON ACCEPTS PEACE PRIZE   Nobel Gift Formally Presented to President,   HIS LETTER OF . GRATITUDE

NOT YET RID OF WAR   WILSON SAYS MANKIND HAS MORE FiG TS AHEAD,   President, in Acc +i ng Nobel Prize, Writes There fomains Much Work ¢ Peace.

WANTS AN END T0 ALL FUTURE WARS   ‘Wilson Says Mankind Is Not Rid of Strife.   Oeciares if There Were But One No bei Prize He Could Not Accept It,

“Must Raise About $480 Daily From Now Till Christmas   PEAGE PRIZE FOR PRESIDENT TODAY   Wilson Sends Letter t Ceremonies Held at Christiana

PRESIDNT’S LETTER.   Would not Accept Prize If It Were the 8. Last One Offered. -

"SHAH OF ‘PERSIA GOES Hor   Leaves Paris for His Native” Lzm. 7 after Heavy Losses at Monte Carlo, .

SHAH “OF PERSIA GOES HOME   Leaves Paris for His Native Land After Heavy Losses at Monte Carlo.

WILL SEND GEOLOGIST.   Standard Oil Company to In vestigate Pcssible New Fields in South America.

SOUTH AMERICAN OIL      New Fields will be Sought by Standard Co.

NEW WAGE BOARD WILL SOON GET DOWN TO WORK   SENATE HAS ‘CONFIRMED AND MEMBERS ARE NOW ARRIVING.   STRIKERS RETURNING TO WORK GENERALL\

UNIONS OR CAPITAL MUST NOT DOMINATE U. S.. GOVERNMENT   Senator Warren 0. Harding Expresses Views On Countr y’s Safety--Calls Pro-fiteering Hateful, Menacing and Offensive Crime. 

EXPRESSED IDEAS MAY BE FOUNDATION OF HARDING’S POLIC        Republican Nominee Gives No intimation As 10 His Proposed Policies  RECALL UTTERANCES MADE RECENTLY       Speech, Accepting Nomination, May Be Made In Marion, 0., About July First

WAR SECRETS TO BE BARED BY POLITICS   Fight in Nebraska  Be_ tween Wood and Persh' ing Promises Thrills.   SHOWDOWN ASSURED WHEN WOOD FILED

REPLY 70 COX ADDRESS TO DE MADE BY HARDING IN GAMPRIGN SPEEREES,

H.C.L, BOTHERS CONGRESS, EDGE TALKS ABOUT I)   Hesitates to Advocate Gov~ ernment Co-operation With Private Business.

SENATOR EDGE MAKES PROTEST AGAINST PLAN   ‘Says Supply and Demand Mus Regulate Farm Prices

ARCH OF PROER        Vittage "Blacksmith Shbp Being Di: plnced. bythe Gariyze. ~

MARCH OF PROGRESS.   oP . : : y : Village Blacksmith Shop Being Di phiced. by the Garage.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY IS SCHOOL FOR SOCIALISN   Given That Aspect Today When Counsel for Defendants Recites History of Party.

MILK DELIVERIES CURTAILED   gee Men Foaployed by Distribating Chrmnanies in New VYork Qalt

MILKMEN STRIKE; N.Y.DELIVERIES ARE CURTAILEL   Distributors Say No Warn “ing. of" Walkout. Had   oes

MANY FIRES COULD BE PREVENTED   CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE METHOD OF PREVENTING LOSS . BY CHIMNEY. FIRES.

Senators Said To Have Formed  An Agreement   Lodge Leads Move to Keep Influentia] Senators in That Body.   P. C. KNOX LIKELY CABINET SELECTION   Sutherland and Weeks Are Believed Two Certain To Be Appointed.

WHO WILL BE © MEMBERS OF THE HARDING CABINET?   Some Republican Senators Are Said .to Have Agreed Not to En-.ter If.

NF = REPUBLICAN © SENATORS   Make ‘Gentlemens’ Agreement’’ Not to Enter Harding’s Cabinet.

NEW CABINET POSSIBILITIES IN AGREEMENT   Series of Conferences with Senator Lodge As Head Brings Action That They Will Not Ac.  cept Hardine Portfolios   PARTICULARS

REPUBLICANSIN SENATE AGREE TO SHUN TOGAS   Need of Powerful Men In Upper House Given As  Raeane      \DAUGHERTY IS BUSY   Ex-Senators Are Looked  Upon As Likely Timber  For Harding’s Cabinet

SENATORS oLOW ABUT CABINET   Senator Lodge Anxious That Capitol Hill Shall Not Be Shorn of Leaders.   /HE URGES THAT THEY  REMAIN IN THE SENATE   A Number of Republican Senators Reported as Agreeine to Retain Office.

LODGE EXACTS A GUARANTEE   SENATORS PROMISE NOT ro ENTER HARDING CARINE”,   Republican Leader Reliewes That Senate Shontd Receive Firsi Consideration of lia Members.

By ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement’ Eliminate Themselves fo ae DAC HI itae   MORE OLIGARCHY TALK   They Apparently Wish tc Down Story of Conirol at White House.

Republican Legislators Enter a Gentlemen's Agreement To Stay Out

MANY SENATORS IN AGREEMENT NOT 10 ACCEPT CABINET JOBS   “yentiemans Fact rouows Conferences Held With Harry MM. Daugherty.  WILL REMAIN ON HILI

NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL  ASSOCIATION DISCUSSING IMPORTANT MATTERS INCLU. DING SALARY - INCREASES

FOOD COSTS NOT INCLUDED IN PROPOSED INVESTIGATION   Department of Labor to Gather Information About High Cost of Living.

(  ‘TO MAKE EXTENSIVE   SURVEY OF THE HIGH COST OF LIVING PRICES

REPORT BY WAR DEPARTMENT   Issues Statement in Refutation of Charges of Inefficiency, Extravagance and Wastefulness.

Issues ‘Statement .in . Refutation of Charges of Inefficiency, Extrava- - gance and Wastefulness. ;

__. _INNEBRASKA   MANY. HOMES FLOODED AT. PLAIN PIEW—1000 FEET-OF TRACK RSHEO OUT... *

CLOUDBURST IN NEBRASKA   MANY HOMES FLOODED AT PLAINPIEW-——1000 FEET OF TRACK WASHED OUT.

SLAYS WIFE, SHOOTS — ‘SELF AT HOUSTON   Tragedy Occurs in Presence of Daughter.

UNITED STATES WILL AWAT DEVELOPMENTS   Will Take No Action In The Ruhr District Trouble At The Present Time.

HOOVER HITS FORRIGNLOAN PROPAGANDA   Takes Exception to the Claims on European Financial Situation   EXNCLISH CREDIT AMPLE

HEALTH AGENTS WORRIED OVER POISON OLIVES   everal Bottles O Deadly Fruit In lowa Towns.

DEATHS ARE FEARED BY OFFICIALS   Authorities Begin Frantic Efforts to Locate Contaminated Fruit and Warning Is Sent Broadcast to Housewives.

FOOD CHIEFS MAKE FRANTIC SEARCH FOR POISON OLIVES   Five Deaths in Montana Start Nation-Wide Excitement.   52 TOWNS IN 8 STATES AFFECTED   Three Brands Named az Known to Be Dangerous.

DEADLY OLIVE BEING oUUGHT OVER COUNTRY   FOOD INSPECTORS WILL DE. STROY ALL THEY FIND IN STOCKS OF GROCERIES   ‘Three Brands Said To Be Affected  Were Distributed Through Chicago Wholesalers

OFFICAL MAKING FRANTIC TEFORTS TO LOCATE BOTTLES UFPRICUNEN STIEEED (WES

FOOD INSPECTORS ARE TAYING 10 LOCATE LOT OF POISON OLIVES AT  0 DIFFERENT PLACES WANORTHERN STATES

WARNING AGIANST POISONED OLIVES SENT BROADGAS   Frantic Efforts by Food In — spectors to Locate and Destroy Dozens of Bottles.   WIDESPREAD DISTRIBUTION UNCOVERED BY CHEMISTS   Batavia, Ferndell and Richelien Are Brands tInvolved-Seld to Retail Trade Throtgh Chicago Wholesale House, but Investigation Shows Ne Blame Attaches to Any One,

POISONED OLIVES ARE DISTRIBUTED IN EIGHT STATES   Frantic Efforts Made to Fin And Destroy Supply —Pittsburg, Kan., Included in List of 52 Towns.

FOOD INSPECTORS SEARCHING FOR POISONED OLIVES   Search is Being Carried on in 52 Towns of Eight States for Fruit.   BOTTLES CONTAIN DEADLY BACCILUS   Some of Bottles Have Been Distributed to Illinois Towns Says Warning.

UNCOVER WIDESPREAD DISTRIBUTION OF POISONED OLIVES   Twenty Four Bottles of Pois oned Fruit Reported Sent to Jacksonville

GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS HUNT POISONED OLIVES   Making Frantic Search for Source  of Supply Which Was Responsible for Fatality.

MAKE EFFORT — TOLOGATE THE DEADLY OLIVE   The Consignment Was Senttered Oy. er This atd Other States,

WARNING AGAIN! POISONED OLWea   SEARCH IN EIGHT NORTH ERN STATES TO LOCATE SUSPECTED FRUIT   WERE WIDELY DISTRIBUTE!   Federal and State Food Inspectors Search Fifty-Twe Towns in Effort to Head Off Their Use.

WARNING AGING! POISONED OLED   SEARCH IN EIGHT NORTH. ERN STATES TO LOCATE SUSPECTED FRUIT   Federal and State Food Inspectors Search Fifty-Two Towns in Effort to Head Off Their Use.

Federal Agents Take Action to Prevent Poisoning; Housewives Warned.   NUMBER OF BOTTLES IN WISCONSIN CITIES   No. Stocks 0 of I Deterioratec Fruit in Eau Claire Stores, However.

BOTTLES POISONED OLIVES SOLD TO RETAIL DEALERS OF 52 CITIES IN 8 STATES   Federal and State Food Inspectors Making Efforts to Locate And Destroy Poisonous Fruit Before It Is Eaten.

POISON FRUIT gel ER EIGHT STATES   Authorities Calling in All Ripe Olives, Canned in 1918, and Sent Out Under Three Brands.

Federal Agents Search . For Poisoned Olives in 32 Towns in Light States   From Chieago House

ROUGH WITH RUSS WOMEN   Easy to Get a Divorce in Red Terror Land.   A BREAKER OF MARRIAGES   From 500 to 600 Divorces g Week Granted in Petrograd.

a ae  Russians Install Official Marriage Breaker; Granting 500 or 600 Divortvs Weeki}

FORMER USO OFFICIAL HAS NEW JOB WHICH AREAKS MARRIAGE TIE   FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED DIVORCES GRANTED WEEKLY WITHOUT ANY INVESTIGATION,

BREAKER OF MARRIAGES - 18 NOW BUSY GRANTING, DI¥YORCES IN PETROGRAT

‘BREAKER OF ~ MARRIAGES’   Persons Desiring Free. dom From Matrimony. Can Go to Russia

FRENCH PROTEST TO BRITAIN   To Act as Result of Britain's Action on Germans’ Property, According to Newspapers,

REED DENOUNCES HOUSE ECONOMY   Declares Reduction In Approp riations Is But Peanut Politics.

REED SCORES HOUSE ~ ~ FOR CUTTING RIVERS AND HARBORS BILI      SAYS IT IS RESULT OF “PEANUT POLITICIANS” AND FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES

SEN. REED SCORES ACTION BY HOUSE   Cutting of River and Harbot Appropriation Called “*Peanut Politics.”

GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR TRUSTEE TO SELL ~ STOCKYARD PROPERTY  OF FIVE Blo PACKER   Have Failed in Nine Months te Frame Suitable Plan, Says Petition in the Case

1 Property of the g Five.”       U.S. to §        to Name Trustein Chicago  a Commons,

DELEGATES HEAR TALKS ON LINCOLN   One From Man Who Told  “Abe” of Nomination.

STUDENTS GIVE A. DAY TO POLITICS   Black Mask and Pachacama, Sec: ret Societies, Struggle for Supremacy

STUDENTS GIVE A DAY TO POLITICS   LIVELY CONTESTS MARK CLASS CONTESTS AT THE UNIVERSITY  NMMrirc Prince  yee ee FS   Black Mask and Pachacama, Sec. ret Societies, Struggle for Supremacy

ENROLLMENT NEXT WEEK.   Senior Students on Wednesday and Junior Students on ~ Thureday.

President Golden of the «Textile Union in Portland   Well Known Labor Leader Says a Family Man Should Receive Not Less Than $35 to $40 a Week Under Existing Conditions.

HINT JAPS TALK TOO MUCH   State Department at Washington Re. fuses Comment on Reports Coming From Tokyo,

SOMET LEADERS “HOPE TO CONQUER  THE WHOLE WoRtE   Lenine And Trotzky ' Make “Mailed Fist” “Speeches.   TO FOMENT REVOLT IN ALL NATIONS   Deckive War Will Be Continued Until Werkers Have Ob~ tamed All Power...

THe MAIN HOPE OF BOLSHEVIK!    Is the Establishment of Soviet  ism in Asia and Through out the East.   [LENINE WOULD SPREAD  SREDS OF REVOLUTION   Must Ccntinue to Stir Up Trouble Says the Chieftain  nt Rolecheawiem

IUGO-SLAVS GIVEN THREE DAYS MORE   Must Then Give Definite Reply As To Its Decision Regarding the Adriatic Question.

UNLY THREE UPPOSE IN  THE SENATE   No Arguments in the House Where Vote Was Unamine

INDIANA IS 207 TO TAKE ACTION   State Legislature in Special Session Casts Nearly Unanimoas Vote.   THREE SENATORS OPPOSED   House Vote is Unanimous For Resolution—Six Senators Absent—. Other News of Session.

“YES” OR “NO” WHICH DO YOU SAY?   Folks With Thin, Pale Blood Hesitate——Fee!l Uncertain   Should Take Pepto-Mangan   Red-blooded Men and Women Know What They Want Toa Do and Do It

: “YV es” or “No”  Which Do : You Say’   Folks With Thin, Pale Bloo Hesitate—Feel Uncertain SHOULD TAKE PEPTO-MAN   Red-Blooded Men and Wome Know What They Want t Do and Do tt

‘MAY BE ADMITTED TO LEAGUE   Austrin and Hungary in Live for  tdantion at Virst Meetioxn.

HUNG, TURK AND Reo! TO BECOME MEMBERS SOON   NITTI CABINET IS OUT   PRESENT PREMIER’ OF ITALY HAS BEEN BEATEN

GERMANY AND  “AUSTRIATOBE ADMITTED TO WORLD LEAGUE   Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey Will Come @ in Also. .   SOON TO BE PUT . ON FORMER BASIS   Allies Would Establish Old Commercial Relations.

EDUCATIONAL FRAT PLANS INITIATION   Kappa Delta Pi Will Initiate First New Members Selected This Year

CANADIAN TAX PLANS,   Chanee That Levy on Business Prof tte Mav Re Removed,

Governor Hobby, of Texas, Protests   Serlously Objects to Mexican ‘Troup Being Permitted to Pass Phroug] Suuthern Texas.

Governor Hobby,   of Texas, Protests   Serfonshy Objects to Mextean Troaps Being Permitted to Pass TMirongl Southern Texas.

MONDAYS MARKET AFFECTED BY AATE INCREASE 10 ROADS   Influx Of Buying Wie Sion Te  chausted and Bear Faction Re. newed Atfack On Prices.   REVISION OF SENTIMENT

STOCK PRICES RISE, THEN FALL.    Bear Faction Again Renews Its Attack on Exchange Price<.

STOCK PRICES RISE, THEN FALL   Bear Faction Aguin Renews -1ts At tuck on Exchance Prices.

M00 ARE KILLED IN RUHR REGION IN LATE BATTLE   GOVERNMENT CONFIDENT PREACH WILK BE RESTORED WITHIN TWO WEEKS.   FRENCH FORCES MOBILIZE   Attitude of France Outlined in Note Issned Which Declares Military Measures Will Not Be Deferred.

NO GERMANS IN RUA QtOTRIGT ARE KILLED Ih  FRESH GLASHES   CONDITIONS WON'T BE NORMAL FOR 2 WEEKS   Claim Is Made That, Witn the Exceptions of a Few Batteries, the Troops Do Not Exceed the Limit,

TABDING CONFERS WITH DEMOCRATS   BRYAN, GERARD AND REEL CONSULTED ON LEAGUE . ISSUE.   PLAN BEING FORMED   Plea in Behalf of Armenian Republic Made by Former . Ambassador. ‘

HARDING CONFERS WITH DEMOCRATS   Bryan, Gerard And Reed Ex press Pleasure Over Re sults Of Talk.

ARE ASKED FOR ADVISE AND AID IN FASHIONING NATIONAL PROGRAM.   BRYAN GREETED WARMLY   Reed Delighted With Visit But Silen With Regard to Harding’s Proposed Association of Nations.

MA. HARDING TAKES THEE DEMOCRATS INTO CONFIDENGE   Bryan, Gerard and Reed Are Consulted as to Association of Nations.   DESIRES PLAN TO HAVE NO TINGE OF PARTISANSHIP   Nebraskan Declares His Faith in President-Elect as an Honest and Conscientious Public Servant Whom the Public Can Trust.

James ‘W. Gerard and James A Reed, Also Democrats,’ Give Their Advice Regarding Nev  Association OF Natione   COMMONER 1S MUCH PLEASED

DEMOCRATS ARE CONSULTED ON NEW WORLD PEACE LEAGUE   Bryan, Gerard, Reed Are Called Into Conference.

HARING CONFERS Wid A TAIO OF vir DEMOCRATS   President - Elect Takes Rrvan, Gerard and ed Into His Confidenee.

BRYAN, REED AND GERARD SEE HARDING   Association of Nations Plan Talked Over With Prom. inent Democrats.

Harding For N on- Partisa         Bryan, Conferring With President-Elect, Says People Can Trust Him; Gerard. Of. fers Plea for Armenian Indenendence. “i

REED, BRYAN AND GERARD VISIT PRESIDENT-ELECT   Former Secretary of State and Ambassador to Germany Express Satisfaction at Outcome of League Of Nations Discussion—Senator Reed Reserves Judgment—Plan Is Taking Shape.

PROMINENT MEN INVITED GUEoTS PRESIDENT-ELECT   Gerard, Bryan and Reed Dis cuss State Matters at Harding’s Invitation.

BRYAN PRAISES HARDING ASMAN   CALLS PRESIDENT-ELECT A FIT HEAD OF THE NATION.   POLITICAL OPPOSITES CONFER   Not So Fur Apart On Plan for Association of Nations—Former Ambassador Gerard and Sen nitor Heed Guests,

Senator Reed of Missouri is Guest of President-Elect For Night Conference   HARDING, ‘PEACE LEAGUE TAKES. DEFINITE - “SHAPE   Former Ambassadei Gerard is Among Those Conferring on World Association

{ESIDENT-ELECT HOLDS PARLEY ITH NEBRASKAN, GERARD, REED REGARDING SOCIETY GF NATIONS   1ator Calls on Democrats for Aid in Fashoning a Program Behind Which the Nation san Unite; An Air of Warm Cordiality Surounds the Consultations.

10 TO ENFORCE. TERMS ~ OF TURKISH PACT   Mies tora Constantinople “and the “Straits,

CONSTANTINOPLE 10 REMAIN TURKISH   Allies, However, Will Perma nently Occupy City With Armed Forces.

TURKEY GIVEN TREATY TERMS   Allies Will Occupy Constanti nople But Turkey Will Retain Her Sovereignty.   GREECE “GIVEN THRACE

ALLIES TO HOLD CONSTANTINOPLE   Treaty Given Turks Provides Permanent Occupation But Leaves City Under Sultan’s Rule

TURK’S CAPITAL TO Be GUARDED BY ALLY FORSi      Sultan’s Sovereignty Maintained, in Terms of Treaty Handed Representatives Today.

TURKS TO BE HELD IN CHECK   THRACE 10 .GREECE   DARDANELLES MUST BE OPEN TO SHIPS OF ALL NATIONS, .   ‘The Armenian Settlement Is7 Left Open for Future Negotiations _ {Russia Not Mentioned.

HOLD ARMY IN - TURK CAPITAL   Allies to Retain Troops in ConStantinople and at Dardaneliles.   ALL THRACE GIVEN GREECE   Both France and italy Relinquish Mandatory Powers Over Cilicia and Adalia, Retaining Only Special Economic Privileges.

PANSTANTINPL   small International Force Wil Police City for All Time Un der Terms of Treaty Handed Turks.

TURKS RECEIVE TREATY      IT PROVIDES FOR MAINTEN. OF SMALL INTERNATIO: AL FORCE AT CAPITAL.

PEACE TREATY TERMS ARE GIVEN TO TURKE}’   PROVIDES PERMANENT OC CUPATION OF CONSTANTINOPLE BY ALLIES   Thrace and Smyrna Are Given to Greece—Armenian Settlement is Left Open

ALLIES 10 HOLD CONSTANTINOPLE   Will Keep Permanent Force in the Turk Capital.   ALSO TO GUARD DARDANELLES   All Thrace Is Given to Greece—Both France and Italy Relinquish Mandatory Powers Over Cicilia and Adalia.

ALLIED FORCE TO REMAIN IN. TURK CAPITAL      SULTAN WILL RETAIN SOV. EREIGNTY, TREAT TERMS CUARANTEE.

WILL OCCUPY CONSTANTINOPLE   Turkish Treaty Provides Alliec Commission to Contro! Capital — Thrace to Greece.

ALLIED TROOPS STAY IN TURKEY   Peace Pact Is [Is Handed to Rep: , ‘resenitatives “of Suitan “"~ 4 Poric.

REVEALS TERM OF TURK TREATY   Permanent Occupation of Con stantinople by Allied Troops Stipulated

TREATY ALSO ~ GIVES CONTROL IN DARDANELLES   Copy of Pact Received in Washington This Morning

Unbranded Qklahama Cowboy, Hu“‘morist and Famous Goldwyn Motion PBictira Star.

GAGS   Unbranded Oklahoma Cowboy, Humorist and Famous Goldwyn Motion Picture Star.

CANADA THREATENED With TIE-UP OF MINING INDUSTRY   United Mine Workers Threaten Walkout For Demands.

IN 3 NATIONS DISSATISFIED   Eastern Canada’s Supply i: Threatened By the Wage Dispute      OHIOANS START WORK   General Strike Thrucut England is Postponed From Next Monday oan

COST OF ONE TON OF FOOD oni 1920         in 17 Years Frice of 20. Staple Articles In 100-Lb. Lots Goes From $115.44 to $478. 58  A ITIRAD “Are A120 PreTr   A JUMP OF 316 PCT.   Writer in U. M. W. Journal Says Miners’ Wages In Same Time Have In creased Only 135 Pct.

WASHINGTON RELICS FROM ‘RELATIVE’S COLLECTION SOLD AT PHILADELPHIA

SOLD AT AUCTION    Minature Portrait of George Washing: ton Brings $8,800

QUUTH CHIN HAS SECEDEL   Wu Ting Fang is Said to Be The Leader of the New Revolution Movement Which In volves Six Provinces in the  ‘Sauthern Area.

Labor, Taking Up the MacSwine) Issue, Challenges Might of Enpire’s Rulers.   SEE PARLIAMENT AS FOE   And Thomas, Workers’ Leader, would End Traditional Method of Government.   Plan to Strike at England's Pocketbook Through Wortdwide Boy. cott Is Urged,   COAL STRIKE STILL LOOMS   Trades Union Congress Cheers and Shouts, “Down Tools,” as Leaders Exhort.

BRITIGH LABOR Tika STARTED A BOYCOT]   SIX AND A HALF MILLION LABORERS ALIGNED WITH MACSWINEY.   Leader of Miners Demands Home Rule; Wife of Lord Mayor - Makes Appeal.

KANSAS FARMERS “RETAIN MAJORITY OF THE. WHEAT FOR. A HIGHER PRICE

BAD OWT AND MANY ENTRIES CAUSE SPILLS   WORST SMASHUP IN SECTION   NOBODY KILLED, RACERS HAVE MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.

FOUR AUTO RACE PILOTS INJURED IN FAIR WRECK   All Miraculously Escape Death in Grand Smashup at Helena.   Stone, Anderson, Curran and Reynolds Sustain Injuries, 

ELATED OVER NOMINATION — FIRST ACT OF ROOSEVELT IS TO CONGRATULATE COX

ROOSEVELT ELATED AS A ROY   First Act Is to Send Telegram ef Greeting to Cox.

CHICAGO STYLES ~ £FAD THE.WORLD   THE MILLINERY DISPLAY IN Bis CITY FORGES TO FRONT.

HOLLAND WILL NOT EXTRADITE FRMER KAISER   Deny Surrender of ExMonarch in Reply Received by Supreme Council in Note.   EXPLAIN POSITION   The Hague, Jan. 23.— The Dutch government has refused the demand of the allied s for the extradi tion of former Emperor Wil  liam of Germany.

Reply of Dutch Government in Response to Demand for Extradition Was Received in Paris Today—Nature of the Reply is Not Given Out.

,WVAS EXPECTED   RY aris Foresaw in [mmediate Reply Certainty That Netherlands Would Protect - Former Emperor.

REPLY MADE TO DEMAND OF POWERS   Holland Extradition Answer Is Received at the Netherlands Legation in Paris— Note Not Yet Made Public.

DUTCH REFUSE 10 GIVE UP KAISER   Formal Reply To Allies Ha: Been Received By The Supreme Council.

'AL 2 'S DEMAND RE? ISED: REPLY CAT TO PARIS   Holland's Note Is Received By Dutch Legation And [s Being Deciphered For Pur pose of Delivery   W ILL PROBABLY BE GIVEN ALLIES TODAY   Explanations Of Position Oi Dutch Government are Saic To Be Given in Note, Says Report

DUTGH REFUSE DEMAND . FOR FORMER EMPEROR    Holland Government Notified Su. preme Council at Paris  Early Today.  i _   ‘NOTE BEING DECIPHERED  AT THE DUTCH LECATION   ; Quick Reply Caused Belicf Among Leaders Request \ Would Bo Denied.   EXPLANATIONS IN NOTE   ‘More Time Would Have Been Necessary to Consider the Weirchtiv Points .

REFUSES T0 GIVE UP EX-KAISER   Holland Replies to Allies’ Demand.   PLEADS «RATIONAL §=FROROR   Ciaims It Can't be Bound by Peace Treaty to Which It Is Not Party.

* 2 of 7 FERRE (PER EATENS TOWNS   “guhin, Agi. Burshiens Distrlet Wp. 4 Out by $100,000 Binze Maio ld Started by Piro Bag

nn et a ee  POLES WILL DECLINE To CONSIDER AN ARMISTICE   Believe Russian Soviet Desire Tim to Bring Up Reinforcements.

SINGLE TAXERS BOLT AND FURM WN PART   Name Candidates for President: and Vice Preside Chicago Mee       Mac AULEY AND BARNUM HEAD THE TICKE?>   Plafform Adopted—Vhird Parts Met Sull Yrving to Reach Agreement

STOPPAGE OF GOAL ‘BPORTS 10 my ~ GAISES ALIRN   Cancellation of Former’ Or. ders and Cessation of Shipments Because of Revolutionary Troubles Draw Comment From Italian Papers.

FLEET WILL FEED 20.00 1N ADRIATIC   , $. Tars in Adriatic Play Santa —Russ Children in Sad Plight.   INSTANT RELIEF PROVIDED   Aear Admiral Philip Andrews, Commanding the Warships, Authorized the Measures and Telegraphed Red Cross for Help.

U.S, FLEET WILL BE SANTA CLAUS TO 20,000 PERSONS   Rear Admirail Philip Andrews, Commanding the Warships, Authorized the Measures and Telegraphed  Red Cross for Heip. ;

ADRIATIC FLEET TS SANTA GLAU   Food and Clothing Will Be Given to 20,000 Persons

YANK FLEET T0 PLAY SANTA 10 RUSS CHILDREN     ‘WILL DISTRIBUTE XMAS CHEER   TO YOUNG REFUGEES FROM BOLSHEVIK TERRITORY

YANKEE FLEET Tl FEED 20,000 FOLK   American Jackies in Adriatic to Play Santa Claus.   RUSS KIDDIES IN SAD PLIGHT   Instant Relief Is Provided on Authority of Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, Who Telegraphed the American Red Cross.

CANADA ROADS BOOST WAGE   Schedule of Increage Granted to uv. &. Rail Men Will Be Applied in That Country.

AIR ROUTE TO ~~ CUBA FORESEEN   A ee ee  BBS .Y BBD i 2S 8 VV sf  BE MADE IN ONE DAY.  Passenger on British Blimp Retarns on Transpoert—Says German Dirigible Lines Snecess.

FROM CHICAGO TO CUBA IN DAY   BIG FUTURE IN AIR TRAFFIC LIES iN DIRIGIGLES, COL HENSLEY SAYS.

DIRIGIBLES WILL BE WIDELY USED   Col. Hensley Who Made Tri to England on the R-34 Sees Future for Blimps.

CHECKING UP_ -INCOMETAX ~~ RETURNS   THE GOVERNMENT HAS  MANYWAYS OF FINDINcCOUT    The Real Facts and as. Time Goes on Will E amine All - Books. - -_

Special Experts Study Falsified  Tax Statements   Work Of Investigators Reveal ( sraft Wholly Unrelated To Revenue Due To Internal Revenue Department.

Uncle Sam Hot On Trail . Of All Who Attempt to Get Out of Paying Taxes

TERMS? OPPRESSIVE   War PREDICTED AS OUTCOME . OF TERKISH TREATY:    Armenia Mate An‘ trependent State By Allied Council

TERMG OPPRESOIVE   WAR PREDICTED AS OUTCOME OF TURKISH TREATY.   Armenia Made An Independent State By Allied Council.

MRS. PEETE TO. TESTIFY SOON   Woman May Contend That Bod} Found in Cellar Is Not That of Denton,

MRS, PEETE IS MUM,   But She Says She Will Tell All Sho Knows to Grand Jury.

LE JEUNE, HERO MEUSE-ARGONNE HEADS MARINES   Appointment Accords Wit! Government Policy to Reward Valor

LNEUNE HEADS MARINE CORPS   Leader in the Great Was With Second Division is Ap pointed to Head the Marines —Barnett May Retire From The Services.

LEJUNE NOW HEADS MARINES   Was Commander of Famous Second Division  While in’France

cesta eee nll  HERO OF WORLD WAR MADE COMMANDANT OF U.S. MARINE CORPS   PROMOTION ANNOUNCED BY DAN. IELS IN RECOG NITION OF VALOROUS SERVICE.

NEW COMMANDANT FOR HAARINE GORE   Major Gencral Le Jeune to Suc ceed Major General George . Barneti.

LOUISIANA MAN TO. HEAD MARINE CORPS   Major General John LeJeune Selected _ By Secretary Daniels To Suc- _ ceed Maj. Gen. Barnett.

ARGONNE HERO GETS PROMOTION   General Lejeune to com mand Marine Corps. 

GENERAL LEJEUNE MARINE COMMANDER      SOMMANDED “DEVIL DOGS” WHO BROKE GERMAN LINE IN THE MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE.

FREIGHT RATES MUST BE REVISED IN COMING YEAR   ENTIRE MISSISSEPPE VALLEY AND BETWEEN THERE AND ALL, PARTS U. 5. AFFECTED

ALLEGED SLAYERS OF BANK CLERK SPEND COIN FREELY GAY PARTIES COST THEM $5,000 INSIDE OF FIVE DAYS “LOLLYPOP COTTAGE” WAS THE SCENE OF CAROUSAIS

DESCRIBE ORGY. SARTER KILLING   Alleged Slayers of Bank Runne Confess Squandering $5,000 in Five Says. ~

BLOW $5000 FOR GAY TIME AFTER MURDER AND LOD]   More Than $30,000 Buried By One of Men At His Mother’s Grave.

One of the :  Accused Men : Buries Money in Mother’s  Grave   KILL MESSENGER WHILE RIDING IN CAR

SCHUCK AND JAMES SQUANDERED MONEY TAKEN FAGM PAUL   ‘Additional Details OF Alleged Coriféssions Are Made Public  By Prosecutor Wolverton.   SPENT $5:000 IN FIVE DAYS

ALLEGED MURDERERS SPENT MONEY FREELY   More Than $5,000 in Five Days for Gay Parties in Philadelphia.

WILL HAVE NO OPPOSITION         Cotton © the Only Nominee Coroner af the County.

WILL HAVE NO OPPOSITION,   a Dr, Cotton the Only Nominee fo Coroner of the County. 

EUGENE SHAFIN PASSES TODAY   Was Twice Candidate » for Presiden on the Prolubition Ticket,

[EDISON ALSO GIVEN MEDAT.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE,  ff ee Pn gina hn a mia Sc gar MAA

DUGIALIOTO ARE GATHERED AND MAKE CLAIMS   THAT THEY WILL POLL GREATER VOTE THAN EVER BEFORE IN THIS COUNTRY   Will Nominate Eugene Debs For Presidency Despite Fact That He Is serving Prison Term,

EUGENE V, DEBS WILL BE NAMED AS CANDIDATE   Socialist, Now in Atlanta Prison, to Run for President.

Score Administration, Allege Wilson Ran as Liberal, But Surrendered  to Reaction.

DEED [6 AGAIN 10 BE SOCIALIST CANDIDATE   DELEGATES TO CONVENTION ARE FAITHFUL TO LEADER SERVING PRISON TERM,

BS WILL sist att   Proposed. Candidate Now Serv. _ ing TensYear Term in . . Federal Penitentiary

BAINGS OVATION   Man Now in Penitentiary Will be Announced as Candidate for Socialist Nomination   LEADERS OF PARTY ARE SPONSORS FOR STATEMENT   Convention Cheers Morris Hilquitt’s Arraignment of Wilson Administration as Betrayer of Radical Principles President Was Said to Have Campaigned for Prior to 1916,

SOCIALISTS WILL NOMINATE. DEB FO PRESLOEN   Proposed Candidate Now Serving Ten Years in Prison   BIG VOTE IS EXPECTED

DEBS’ CANDIDACY WILL BE LAUNCHED AT MEETING TODAY   PARTY POLICIES TO BE OUTLINED BY LEADERS AT CONFERENCE.   WILL MAKE. FIFTH. RAGE   Hillquit, Chairman of Arraigns President and Predicts Ticket Will Get Big Vote in Fall.

SOCIALISTS WILL LAUNGH DEBS INTE POLITICAL FIGHT   To Be Announced as “Our One Candidate” Today—Hillquit In Bitter Arraignment Of President Wilson.

UA HOUR WORK VAY FAVORED BY THE SOCIALIST!   Eugene Debs, For the Fifth Time, Will Be the Party Nominee As Candidate for President of United States

CHAD OF HS SOCIALISTS   Greatest Political Meeting in History of Party Set for ‘Today

Federal Prisoner Chosen As . “Qur One Candidate” by National Convention.   Platform to Be Stated In Ad ' @resses Today; Victor Berger on Program.

DEBS CAMPAIGN TOBE FORMALLY STARTED TODAY   Wilson Called Betrayer of Party by Socialists.

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF REDS ON, WITH SOME LABOR DELEGATES PRESENT—CHAIRMAN ROASTS PRES. WILSON FOR ALLEGED DESERTION OF THE RADICAL MOVEMENT — SAYS REDS ELECTED HIM.

W000 MAMMOTH PLANES BOUGHT FOR US SERVICE   $15,009,000 Concern Hag Many Famous Air Men Employed   AIR-FREIGHT LINES TO COVER THE LAND   WILL BE FIRST COMMERCIAI PLANE SERVICE TO BE Es: TABLISHED ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD,

AIR FREIGHT FLEET BEFORE YEAR ENDS   200 Planes Already Or Hand For “No Passenger Line. :

Interview Creates Comment and Leaves ' Democratic Candidacy in Air.   HARDING SAYS HE°LL .. LET CONGRESS ALONE   Drys of Ohio Indicate Repub_._ lican Candidate Suits PR aes Them. -

FOR MINIMUM WAGE      Those Who Can’t Pay Should Quit? Says Gompers

PLEADS FOR MINIMUM WAGE.   samucl Gompers Detends Labor Qlieonn in United State«.

PATENT COMMISSIONER QUITS   Jamea T. Newton Connacted With the Government Office for 29 Years.

MUST BREAK UP THE DISORDER IN IRELANI   Lloyd George Says Order Must Be Restored—Anarchy Will Not Be Permitted.

Ne Motive Discovered fer Double Murder ia Chicago.   THE HUSBAND JS STILL HELD   Wite’s Relatives Declare There " Should be No Blame Attach= edto Him, -

MEN ARE TOLD 10  D RETURN 9 WORKMONDAY      Farrington Calls Sirik  ‘Great Victory for. Miners.’

COAT STRIKE MAY BE ENDED: MUNDAY   UNION HEAD ORDERS ILLINOIS MINERS TO RETURN TO WORK —CLAIM VICTORY.

President of Illinots Wine-workers Complies With President Wil pam'’« Reaneat.

80,000 GO BACK TO WORK   Illinois Miners Leader Declares Me Satisfied With Pledge of Adjustment.

ILLINOIS MINE STRIKE ENDED; RETURN MONDAY   Strikers Win Big Vic tory, Union Head Claims.

Without Waiting for Instructions From  Union Headquarters, Farrington Issues Word to Strikers to Resume Jobs On Monday Morning; Wilson Is Notified   QTHER DISTRICTS FOLLOW LEAD

FLLINOIS MINERS WILL GO BACK TO W ORK ON MON DAY   Reailr oad Flies Curtail Their Freight Service.

80,000 MINERS RETURN TO WORK   MINER LEADER IS ELATED OVER PRESIDENT WILSON’S PROMISE OF A CONFERENCE

DROERS MINERS NN ILLINGIS 10 RETURN TO WORE   President Farrington, Without Awaiting Lewis' Order, Tells Coal Diggers t¢ Resume Posts Monday

‘STRIKE ENDS WITH A GREAT VICTORY”   So Declares President Farrington in Ordering Men to Report fer Fork Monday Morning.

HEAD OF ILLINGIS MINERS CALLS OFF STRIKE IN ESTATE   Issues Orders Without Waiting for Arrival of Instructions from National President   FARRINGTON SAYS STRIKE ENDS WITH LABOR VICTORY   Pledge of Wilson to Call Inquiry Satisfies Men’s Demands

PLOT AGAINST A MILLIONAIRE  Alleged Bribe to Blow Up Home of Detroit Mayor.

CHICAGO HOLDUP MAN KILLED.   First Fatally Weeanads Policeman Whe Sought to Catch Hin.

AMERICAN WINS TENNIS TITLE   ‘William A. Tilden Takes: World's Championship From Austrailian by Three of Four Games.

AMERICAN IS THE. WORLD'S CHAME ~ TENNIS PLAYER   William T. Tilson, Americas Wilkes From Gerald jnnerntie, Ate. . a \

ACCUSED OF MURDER   Prohibition Agent Said to be Former Holdup Man

PRINCETON SHCWS AN : INCREASE OF \684   meSliow City Has 7,132  1920 P; Pulation figures For Prince ton << inhabitants.

CAPT. MILLIGAN WIENS.   De moeratic Candidate For ia gress in 3rd  Misseurt Gets

REDS ATTACK UPON FRONT OF 00 NILES ~ BATTLE ABOUT EVEN   Soviet Troops: Using Heavy Guns and Tanks Taken from General Denikine   SEVERE FIGHT ON GALICIAN FRONTIER   Huge Quantities of Bridge Ma. terials Are Seized from  * ‘Russian Army

Assault Against Poles Made At Various Points Over 400-Mile Front.   SOVIET FORCES USING BEST MODERN EQUIPMEN   Bitter Fighting Rages and Reds Are Forced From New Positions.

ADOMILE FRONT OF POLES MEETS STRIKES OF AUS!   Latter Checked Most Places but Make Small Advances in Others, Warsaw Version.   ARMAMENT DENIKINE LOST TO REDS USED BY THEN   Engagements Heavy When The\ Attack in Area East of Kamenetz-Podolsk.

a ee  BOLSHEVIKI ATTACK THE POLES ALONG 400-MILE BATTLE LINE   Long Heralded Spring Campaign Opens—At Most Points Russian Soviet Armies Have Been  Repulsed—Heavy Fighting Still On.

RUSSIAN SOVIET ARMIES HAVE  ATTACKED POLISH, TROOPS.    The New Battle-Front is 400° Mile: Longe and Desperate Contlicts Are Reported.

nUSS FIGHT POLES ON WIDE FRONT   Great Spring Offensive Is Begun by the . Bolshevik Army.   FIGHT 16 CAPTURE ROVNO   Reds Make Smal! Advances Despit: - Desperate Resistance of Polish ~ Troops—Heavy Artillery Being Used.

POLISH LINE 1S BEING PIERCEL   Bolshevik Attacks Launched at Many Points Along the Entire Front.

SPRING. ATTACK [i LAUNCHED BY BOLSHEVIK   Poles Hold Enemy at Check  Over Front of 400 Miles

BOLSHEVIK] MAKE ATTACK ON POLES   Long Planned Spring Drive : Believed To Have Been Started.

RUSSIAN REDS START ATTACK AGAINST POLES   Spring Offensive Begun On a Front 400 Miles Long

SOVIET FORCES USING BEST MODERN EQUIPMENT   Bitter Fighting Rages and Reds Are Forced From New Positions.

§ ne ak: a ie . BOLSHEVIKE START SPRING ) DRIVE ON POLISH FRONTIER

SPRING ATTACK IS LAUNCHED BY REDS ON POLES   Make Few Gains; Use Equipment Captured From Denikine.

SOVIET DRIVE © 4      Bolshevik Reported to Have " 'Made Advances at Some Points   REDS RETIRE FROM SEVERAL POSITIONS

REDS LAUNCH BIG ATTACK ON "POLISH LINE:   Long Planned Spring Attack Ts Apparently Now Under Way

AUSGIAN SONIE ARMY 3 oP RING RIVE {IN   Hurl T wo Divisions In Line To Attempt Outflanking Of Poles.   REDS UNABLE. TO SHATTER ENEMY   Heavy Fighting Going O1 In Vicinity Southeast Of Rovno.

BOLSHEVIK! BEGIN ATTACK ON 400-MILE FRONT AGAINST POLE:   Long-Planned Soviet Offensive Begins; Poles Resisting - Desperately.

LONG PLANNED DRIVE © OF BOLSHEVIK OPENS   Attack Polish Army on Front 0 A4QO Miles,

BOLSHEVIK ARMY OPENS BIG DRIVE   dvances Made by Soviets Despite Desperate Resistance— Hand-to. hand Fighting Ensues Along Slutch River.

A BEGINS ON POLISH BORDER   BOLSHEVIKI BEGIN SPRING OFFENSIVE BY GENERAL ATTACK ON POLISH LINES POLES HOLDING

POLES AND Als IN BIG BATTLE   Fight on Wide Front as Spring Offensive Begins.   REDS STRIVE FOR ROVNO   Heavy Artillery Brought Into Action and Hand-to-Hand Fighting Ensues in Some Sectors—Soviets Are Well Equipped.

REDS -BEGIN- ATTACK.   Polish Lines Attacked at Scat tered Points Along Front } of 400 Miles.

BOLSHEVIK SPRING OFFENSIVE BEGUN ON POLISH FRON]   Warsaw Messazes Report Scat tered Attacks Along 400-Mile Front.   Sorict Trooy Making Use af Hears Artillery, Tanks. Armored Curs and Other Apparatas Capisred From General Denikine on Southern Froat.

BOLSHEVIGTS LAUNCH (TTCAS AGAINST THE POLES ON WIDE FRONT   May be Expected Spring Offensive-—Denckine’s Materials of War Used Against ~The Polish Troops Who Are Holding Their Own. —

BOLSHEVIA) LAUNCH INTENSIVE DRIVE GN AOD - MILE FRONT   ROVNO, VALUABLE RAILROAD CENTER, iS TARCET OF ATPACK.   SOVIET REPULSED   Advancing: Army Compelled te Retreat From Several New Positions.

BAKER AT MARNE LAUNCHING   Ship Named in Honer of Americans Who Fell in Great Battle in France.

WILL LAUNCH THE MARNE.   Named in Honor of American Sol  diers Who Lost Lives in eBtarmanie TRattia

DLARA SMITH GIVES $12,000 BOND FOR HER APPEARANCE   Woman Accused of Murder of Jake If. Hamon at Ardmore, Waives Preliminary—Will Be Tried Next Month.

CLARA RELEASED ON $12,000 BOND   SMITH GIRL WILL BE TBIED IN ARDMORE NEXT MONTH   Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of Murdering Jake Hamon and Waives  Preliminary Hearing.

GLARA HAMON 1S UNDER BONI   Woman Charged With Murder Wil Be Tried in Ardmore, Okla homa, In January,

OMITH FILES $12.00 BOND FOR LATER APPEARANCE   Pleads Not Guilty tc Charge of Killing Jake  Hamon.

GOX FOR USE OF HINES. AND. BEER   That is Providing Act I: Made Party Issue At San Francisco.

‘HOPE TO KEEP IMPENDING FIGHT FROM FLOOR VIRTUALLY ABANDONED.   BURLESON STATEMENT MAY REPRESENT ADMINISTRATION

OMAHA STORES SLASH PRICES   BUSINESS INCREASES 400 PER CENT IN TWO DAYS SAYS ONE.

JAMES HUDSON DIES AT AGE OF 92   Was a Native of Clinton County, Ohio; Leaves Four Daughters and One Son

JAMES HUDSON 10 CALLED 10. REST   PUNERAL SERVICES" HELD A1 UNION CHAPEL CHURCH SUNDAY MORNING.

HUDGINS CASED VENTED TO JOHN. SON COUNTY. PRANK PARKEER GETS 2-9 YEARS TE STATE REFORMAUPORY

COURT NEWS   HUDGINS CASK VENUED TO JOHN. SON COUNTY, FRANK PARKEROGEES 2-16 VEARS TE STATE REEORVMUATORY

LODGE 1S SHOWN THAT TWENTY WANT ~ THE AMENDMENTS    ars Owens Holds Meeting and : _ Ehows Leader What Many ef Them Want   “REASONABLE RESERVATIONS - : ~to.*” " sgaert BE SUPPORTED        ‘Propositions Which Will Rot « ‘Sent. “>. tle” the Treaty Will Be Ac_ oeptable

NCU ULIATUIET  ‘DEMOCRATS “HOLD PACT ~ HEETING   Treaty Situation Looking Better, Is Statement at White House

DEMOCRATIC BOLT FROM WILSONSEEN IN NIGHT MEETING   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS HOLD MIDNIGHT MEETING TO REACH A COMPROMISE   SEEK PACT RATIFICATION   3 Believed That Many Senators Are Forsaking Wilson to Follow Bryan's .idvise to Ratify Treaty at Any Cost

DEMOCRATS FOR RESERVATIONS   20 Demverats Wilt Support Compro mise That Does Not Scutile Treaty.

More Than 20 Will Favor Reservation:   Lodge Informed More Than 20 Democrats Will Support Reservations.

Lodge's Challenge for &*= + down Gets Prompt Answer; Willing to Agree Upon Reasonable Changes But Will Not be Party to Scuttling Treaty

SCORE OF DEMOCRATS FAVOR RESERVATIONS   More Than 20 Will Support Reasonable Clauses of ‘Interpretative’ Order, Conference Shows; No Sign of Revolt Against President

RENEWED EFFORTS FOR GOMPROMISE   Twenty Democratic Senators Meet at Residence of Senator Qwen to Discuss Situation.   DECIDE ON RESERVATIONS   White House Statement Says Conference Does Not Indicate Break in Wilson's Leadershin.

20 SENATORS MET LATE LAST NIGHT; DISCUSS TREATY      Democratic Members Assemble at Home of Senator Owens and : :  Flen tor Qu

DAY’S DEVELOPMENTS WiLL SHOW WHETHER DEMOCRATS WILL BOLT FROM THE PRES;   { 20 Democratic Senator Met at Midnight ‘a  Residence of Senator Owen, and Decid Wark for Ounick Ratificathon.

LODGE DEMANDS A DEMOCRATIC SHOWDOWN   THE CHECKERBOARD TREATY— “WE ARE WAITING, [T’S YOUR NEXT MOVE”

20 DEMOCRATIC = SENATORS DISCUSS TREATY COMPROMIS   Hope to Secure Quick Ratification Threugh Interpretative Reserva--. tions Agreeable to Président Wtifson.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS CONFER TO EFFECT TREATY COMPROMIS!   More Than 20 in Number Meet and Go On Record as Favoring Treaty With Reservations That Do Not Scuttle Treaty—Action Communicated to Senator Lodge.

cea ee Tr. iat        SITUATION. LOOKS BETTER TODAY THAN IT HAS FOR  SEVERAL MONTHS—LEADING DEMOCRATS DO NOT - CONSIDER ACTION ANY MOVE TO BREAK WITH THE ‘. PRESIDENT—INTERPRETATIVE BASIS CHOSEN

IT LOOKS BETTER FOR THE TREATY   The Treaty Situation Looks  Better Today than it has  for Manv Menths   RENEWED EFFORTS  To Bring About Ratification — Senator Owen -.1 Held a Meeting

Democratic Senators Meet to Effect Compromise Reservatio   Meet at Residence of Senator Owen and Decide to Secure Compro-

DAY’S DEVELOPMENTS WILL               20 Democratic Senator# Met at Midnig! Residence of Senator Owen, and’ D Work for Quick Ratification,

Meeting of Senators Is F Ke      SENATORS PRESENT FAVOR RESERVATIONS   HITCHCOCK DECLARES BREA WITH PRESIDENT Is Ans AND THAT PARTY WILL FOLLOW BRYAN,

Treaty. Compromise May Result ce pent , ook   SCORE OF LEADING SENATORS GATHER   Believe Wilson May Accept Reservations Now Being Planned

Democrats “Have Not Departed From Wilson Program to Follow Bryan.   COMPROMISE MUST BE APPROVED BY WILSON   President Re: ady to Accept “Ine terpretative Reservations” as Announced Before,  ry

i cw FFFORTS FOR Al) CONPRORISE   nEMOCRATS MEET   ADMINISTRATION SENATORS, A “yioniGHT MEETING RESOLVE  o woRK FOR RATIFICATION _WHITE HOUSE DENIES BREAK

20 DEMOCRATIC: SENATORS MD MMDNIGHT CAUCUS   RESOLVE TO DO YTHING POSSIBLE TO BRING br  QUICK RATIFICATION.   TREATY SITUATION IS LOOKING BETTER   No Alarm Felt At White House Over Meeting A: Sen. Owens’ Residence —_— 2

DRY LAW’S PAPA IS A WET?   lrate Citizen Blames Congressman Vol stead When He Pays $22 for Bottle of Tea.

U.. STEEL SHOWS DROP IN PROFITS   ALTHOUGH EARNINGS WERE 152 MILLION, BIG DECREASE Is CLAIMED.

OINGS OF THE DADS   COUNCH, HAD RATHER: BESS MELTING LAST NGGHT.   More Parmers Ask That City Givt Them Electric Current,

DOINGS OF THE DADS      ‘OUNCTL, MAD RATHER > BESS  MERBTING LAST Nicur,    ti 2 Pa ‘City Give rent,        More t amgers Ask ‘Tha : then Klectrie Cet ep k : Boe BO Fe

EVERY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING IN OUR STOCK HAS BEEN SHARPLY REDUCED IN PRICE.   Shippenburg and Sweet Orr Corduroy Clothine Cut 2   New Prices in Tlosiery

EVERY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING IN OUR STOCK HAS BEEN SHARPLY REDUCED IN PRICE.

bead - bal ha il ail _ bl ~~.  McSWINEY’S SMALL FOR. TUNE GOES TO SECULAR emit

M'SWINEY LEFT HIS. MONEY T0 SISTERS   Kew Pounds to Be Used in inane. ing School Founded by Sister, Annie.

Cleveland Honors Former Séls diers of World War in Nae: tional Convention. “=   HIGH OFFICERS FROM ABROAD ARE OM ch   Three Cornered Fight fo Commander of American” Lesion Expected,

4Q Bands Strike Up as March Begins  CLOUDS THREATEN  fe atc oe ena  Eminent Allied Officers On Hand

MANY CASES FILED   UNUSUALLY Busy - TERM . OF COURT, ‘PROMISED,   TWO DIVORCE CASES IN THE LIST   Slandgy Gace for $6,000 - Brought  by ‘Henry “Township Farmer. Also or Docket—Usual Grist © of pations on Account or Note.

MANY CASES FILED   UNUSUALLY BUSY TERM OF COURT PROMISED.   TWO DIVORCE CASES IN THE LIST   Slander Case for $5,000 Brought by Henry Township Farmer Also or Docket—Usual Grist of Actions on Account or Note.

WILLNOT PROSECUTE . W. W. DEPORTERS   Supreme Court Decides That the Statutes Are Not Applicable in Their Casas,   By HALPH COUCH ‘United Press Staff Correspondent,

OPPOSE INCREASE NATION'S DEBI   Officials Say Action Would Create Grave Situation.   BOND IDEA IS ATTACKED.   Houston Predicts That Issue of $2,500,000,000 Needed Un. der Plans for Soldier Relief, “Might Result in Disaster’ —~Declare Higher Taxes Are Least Harmful Wav.

SOLDIER RELIEE BY BOND (iol NOT SANCTIONED   Treasury Officials Tell Committee That Increase ir Present Government Indehtedness Is Inadvisable

DANGER IN NEW BOND ISSUE   Secretary Heeston Says Meade  Plae Might Preceipitate a Fiteaanetal €Cvrisaia.

SOLDIER RELIEF PROBLEM   SOME OTHER War oF AIDING VETS MeiST . BE DISCOVERED

DULDIER RELIEE ~ LOSING GROUNE   Secretary of Treasury Houster Sees Danger in Additional Bord Issues.

NCW UND looUL IN Thilo PERIOD —AGHAVE ERROR!   SOLDIER RELIEF PROBLEM   SOME OTHER WAY OF AIDING VETS MUST RE DISCOVERED

FEAR SOLDIER BONUS TAX PLAN DANGEROUS   Further National Indebtednes: Would Create Grave Financial Situation, It Is Argued

GULF STATES GET WARNING   Another Storm Near Mouth of Mississippi Expected.

HIsoko GREET A DECLARATION   By Florida American Legion Commander Against Proposed Borus for Soldiers.   THE NEXT CONVENTION GOES TO KANSAS CITY   Recommendations of the Le. gion Committee on Military Policy. SEAS

ane COMPENSATION BILL CAUSES HEATED SESSION OF AMERICAN LEGION      ‘Convention Reaffirms Acceptance Of Adjusted Report; Recommends Compulsory Military Training; Physical, Military and Educational.

Billingsley Says the Legion Must Not Go On Record As Being Composed of Money Grabbers   Resolutions Favor Compulsory Military Training— Kansas City Gets the Next Canvention

LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS IN SAD SLUM   RUSH TO SELL IS SEEN IN THE STREET—SMALL INVESTOR i: CETTING WHAT HE CAN QU' OF THE WRECK OF MARKET

PINCH OF HARD TIMES HITS SMALL INVESTOF   Rush to Sell Liberty Bonds Resuit, in Low Price Record for These Securities.

LOW RECORDS IN LIBERTY BOND   Pinch of Hard Times for Smal Investor Shown in Wall Street.

BAND WILL PLAY AT PARTY FOR KIDDIES   Chief of Police Crabbs is Planning Fs Time for Little Folks on Thursday Evening

CONSTANTINE IS INVITED RETURN GREEK THRONE   QUEEN MOTHER OLGA URGES 11M TO OBEY MANDATE OF THE GREEK PEOPLE

KING Gd CONSTANTINE ~ [SINVITED HOME   Queen Mother Olga, as Regent, _ Sends Request for Return -. gs Ruler.   BOMB ROUMANIAN SENATE   Oné Member Killed and Several Chere Injured by Infernal Machine. -

EX-KING CALLEL   Constantine Invited to Return and Ascend Throne

KING 15 BIO TO COME HOME   Queen Mather Ogla Sends Constantine An Invitatian to Come and Take Her Job.

TO Retunn tu whEECE   Former King Conctantine Invited ‘to Khe Take the Throne.

BIS BEND DISTRIST 1S UNDER INVESTIGATION “BY SENATE COMMITTEE   WIDOW OF AMERICAN KILLED I) - MEXICO ONE OF FIRST WITNESSES CALLED.

SEARCHLIGHT ON BIE BEND DISTRICT   “Senate Sub-Committee Investigating _ Happenings That Have Occur-. red. There In Recant Years.

BIG BEND CENTER OF INVESTIGATION   SENATE COMMITTEE TURNS SEARCHLIGHT ON EVENTS ALONG THE BORDER

BEND DISTRICT   People Living in That Section of Texas Will Be Placed on Stand

JOHN D. KIN BREAKS PACT   Young Actress, Reported to Be a Granddaughter of Rockefeller, Batks at Vienna.

ITALY IS SCENE OF RIOTING      DEMOCRATS “PLACED ON ~~ THE GRILL   WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD IS DEAD IN PARIS   Physician in Paris Says Olive Thomas Took Solution of Mercury by Error.   Levy on Jobholders Is Aired al Senate Fund  Inquiry.   NOTED AS MOVIE’ ACTRESS   BOESCHENSTEIN I$ QUIZZED   Reported That Star Drank Deadly * Lotion Following Quarrel With Husband, Who Objected to Her Visiting Resorts.   lilinois National Committeeman Tells Investigators of Letters Sent to Homes—Moore Denies Wets Aid Cox—Probers Go East.   JOHN D. KIN BREAKS PACT   Young Actress, Reported to Be a Granddaughter of Rockefeller, Balks at Vienna. /

JOHN.D. KIN -BREAKS* PACT   far ee band TOES NE Oe OR STE he  Young Actress,’ Reported. to Bs  Granddaughter of Rockefeller, .. Balks at Vienna.

CONDITION OF = EMONEY MARKETS — WERE DISCUSSED   Confere ences at Home of PresidentElect Harding in Marion, Qhio,  Were Continued. Today.

Wl HOHE STATUS   Expected ‘ightening Of “Money Markets After . Jan. 1 Discussed.   HAYS IN. IN MARION TO FINISH REPORT   Expects Stringency Throughout January And February, But Says Great Danger Past.

WORM REPORT AEAT   EXPECT ACTION ON NEW PEND TENTIARY PROPOSAL IN THE HOUSE TODAY.

Battle Rages  For Peking in War of Chinese   Cabinet Waits Outside t Learn Fate of the City Followine Conflict.

CHINESE MILITARISTS IN DESPERATE BATTLE   [By Charles Fdward Hogue. United Press Staff Correspondent. 

HEAVY FIGHTING FOR CHINA RULE   INvading Army at Peking’s Door Seeks to Wrest Power From Militarists: Foreigners and Diplomats Urging Peace Upon Rival Factions.

PROTRACTED WAR IN CHINA. FEARED   PEKING MILITARISTS BATTLE INVADING ARMY FROM CHEL! PROVINCE.

LATER PE DVIDENCE IS SEEKING TO GAIN CONTROL OF CHINA CITY.         The Cabinet is Fifteen Miles Out. of Pekin and Ready for Flight if Necessary—Heavy Casualties.

SEND GUNBOAT TO LA CIEBA   Unionist Movement Being Watched in Central  America.

SUNDONT ORDERED PROTECT AMERIGAN LIFE AND PROPERT   Government Watching With Growing Concern Movements in Central America.   SITUATIONS INTERWOVEN WITH UNIONIST MOVEMENT   Said to Have Had Its Origin ir Mexico During the Presiden. cy of Carranza, Plan Con. templated Federation of A’ Latin-American Republics.

U.S, GUNBOAT IS ORDERED ~— TOHONDURAS   Government Takes Action Ty Protect Amerlean Interests At Le Cuba. *

FEAR HONDURAS REVOLT IS NEAF   U. S. Sends Gunboat to Protec! “Our Interests Threatened bs Unionist Movement.

NEXT REVOLUTION MAY BE EXPECTED IN GUATEMALA, C.A   United States Gunboat Ordered te Port of That Country to Protect Our Citizens   POLITICAL UNREST DATES FROM CARRANZA REGIME   Honduras and Nicaragua Also Are in state of Unrest and Salvador and Costa Rica Too,

SEND GUNBOAT TO HONDURAS   Will Protect American In. terests There

AMERICAN GUNBOAT (§ “ORDERED 10 HONDURAS   MENACE IN’ REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IS SEEN IN : WASHINGTON, ’

ORDER GUNBOAT 10 HONDURAS   CENTRAL AMERICA SITUATION CAUSES OPEN CONCERN IN WASHINGTON

POLITICAL UNREST IY LATIN-AMERIC   Gunboat Dispatched to Honduras to-Protect U.S. Interest in Event.of Revoit

GUN ‘BOAT IS SENT SOUTH   Sacramento Ordered to Honduras——Officials “Watch. Revohitions With Concern.

Revolutionary Movements Are In Process Of Development In Seyeral Countries Of. Central America. 5   ‘THINK SITUATION IS SERIOUS

U.S. GUNBOAT GOES TO HONDURAS AS REVOLT THREATENS   UNIONIST MOVEMENT IN CEN. TRAL AMERICA CREATES POLITICAL UNREST.

U.S. GUNBOAT IS SENT TO PORT IN HONDURAS   Washington Concerned About Revolutionary Movements in Central America.

U. §. WARSHIP 10 CENTRAL AMERICA: REVOLUTIONS LOON   Unionist Moves in Countrie: Results in Gunboat Being Sent to Protect American Property.

U. S. Gunboat is Ordered “To Honduras To Protect  , Interests Of Americans

OWA DEMOCRATS LACK NOMINEES   Only Candidates for Congress Legally Named Are McManus and Birmingham.

MAY BAR DEMOCRATS OF {OWA FROM BALLOT   Number of Candidates Not Eligible for Election, is Claim.

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TRANSPORT Mth  MEETING TODAY NAY FIT WRK   Orders Issued to Branches of Their Union to Be in Readiness for Walkout. 180,000 Would Be Involved.   Nearly All Steamers Between England and Ireland Suspend Sailings and Railroads Restricting Passenger Service.

POSSIBILITIES OF SPREAD OF STRIKE   In All Regions Where British Coal Miners Have Laid Down Their Tools Order Has Been Maintained.

BAITIOH oT IKE OF COAL MINERS STILL UNCHANGED   TRANSPORT MEN MAY 3 ig WORK AND HORSE RACING IS ABANDONED.

BRITISH MINERS ORDESLY.   Strike Far-Reaching In Its Ef. fect on Other Indus. tries.

TRANSPORT MEN MAY JOIN C.B. STRIKERS   No New Development: and Authorities have Maintained Order in Strike Districts

Possibility Exists That 180,000 Workers Will Walk Out In Sympathy With Miners; Parliament Meets Discussing Situation at First Session: Factories Shut Down   NO DISTURBANCES REPORTED

180, BOO BE N GLISH - TRANSPORT MEN ~ MAY JOIN MINERS   Parliament Urged to Act Before Strike Is Broadened.

ARE READY ~TUSTRIKE   British Transport Union’ Declares Sympathy With Min... ers; May Act: Today   30,000 IRON WORKERS — FORCED OUT OF WORK      Parliament In Opening Session Faces Both Strike and Irish Crisis.

TRANSPORT MEN MAY JUIN IN BIG STRiK]   Order Maintained so Far in British Mine Areas—-To Hold Conference Today.

BRITIGH PASSENGER TAAFEIC CURTAILED   CANCELLATION OF ENGLISH. TRISH STEAMSHIP SAILINGS. ANNOUNCED.   OTHER STRIKES BREW   Transport Workers on Commercial Roads May Call Walkout * at Meeting Today.

DEAD CALM RULES IN COAL REGIONS   BRITISH STRIKERS MAINTAIN OK ’ DER—TRANSPORT WORKERS MAY WALK OUT.

WOULD GLING TU FUNDAMENTALS   Statement by Harding on Eve of Observance  OF CONSTITUTION DAY   Republican Candidate Says Soa Long as Constitution En. dures People will Never Have Master—Discusses Necessity for Respect for Basic Law—Will Speak Todav

Harding Deplores Tend. _necy i¢ “Weaken Ad  leeenen tn TBacie Tiaw

CONSTITUTION is - UPHELD BY HARDING   SPEAKER DECLARES It IS WARP AND WOOF OF NA* TIONAL EXISTENCE.   WESTERN TRIP PLANNED   Senator to Speak on Constitutional Government in Today’s Program.

SENATOR HARDING "Peewee STATEMENT         Vshers in Constitution Day in Ohio by Urging Clore Adherence to . Fundamental Daw.

CONSTITUTION DAY QUATEMENT [oQUED BY6.0.P. NOMINEE   Harding Says It Is Well to Have One Day to Clear Vision.   FRONT PORCH TALK TODAY

aEEKG 10 WEAKEN ADHERENCE PEOPLE TO CONSTITUTION   Spirit Abroad in Land Reck: lessly Challenges Worth, Harding Says.   ONLY SAFEGUARD AGAINST ABSORPTION SOVEREIGNTY   So Long as It Endures the People Will be Subject to No Compelling Force but Their Own Authority and the Wil of God.

With Which Every Other Law Must Coincide or Fall—De. plores Spirit Abroad in Land Seeking to Weaken Ad. herence to the Basic Law a Nation,

CONSTITUTION IS HARDING’S THEME   Only Barrier to Autocrctic Power, the Senatcr Says.

PLANS TO OBSERVE CONSTITUTION DAY   Harding Will Deliver Front Porch Speech to Ohio Delegation   STATEMENT {S ISSUED   Asserts Spirit Is Abroad to Weaken Adherence to Principles

CONVENTION GALL PUTS SETTLEMENT (VP TO OPERATORS   Until Yesterday, It Was’ Thought Satisfactory Progress) Was Being Made In Anthracite Mming  CRETE wnen dy:   ANOTHER DEAD LOCK FEARET

EPIDEMIC OF FIRES IN + TEXAS TAKES BIG TOL!   ! Loss of One Life and Property Damagt  / fotalling Upward of $250,000 is  Reported

A BUNCH OF FIRES   Texas Towns. Hada Lot af, Con : flagrations Saturday Night and Sunday.

JAPAN THROWS A MONKEYWEENGH HT LEAGHE GF RATIEN G6!   CANA GE YAB GABLES EUPTLE

WON’T BE DISAPPOINTLD.   Premier Millerand Tells French Senate the Nation Will Back Its  ] = 3 ease

TWO LOSE LIVES IN FIRE ON TRANSPORT   A Blaze of Mynteriuus Ovigip Breaks Out in Bold of Uo.  Army Transport.

VIOLENT FIGHTS MARK ENDING OF KAPP'S REGIME   Several Persons Killed And Many Others Wounded Near Leading Berlin Hotel   MARINE BRIGADE SCATTERS CROWD   Attempt Against Lives of Foreigners Was Repulsed Thursday Afternoon

Kill Workers Who ‘Attack Them as Berlin Is Being Evacuated.   ATTEMPT TO ATTACK FOREIGNERS REPULSED   Ebert Men in Full Control and President Is Returning,

4ofe} Adion Is Storm Center, Where Several Are Killed and Many Wounded   POLICE SHOOT PASSAGE THROUGH STREET CROWD   FORTY REPORTED KILLED ON DEPARTURE OF BALTIC TROOPS; FIRING AND EX. PLOSIONS GENERAL,

VIOLENT FIGHTING AS GERMAN UPRISING: ENDS; “SPARTACANS ARE ACTIVE

An Attempt to Attack Foreign Commissions in Hotel Adlon Was  Frustrated

FIGHTING MARKS THE EVACUATION OF THE CAPITAL   ORDER, HOWEVER, WAS RESTOR ED BY POLICE SUPPORTING THE EBERT GOVERNMENT      President Ebert is Expected to Reach Berlin’ Today——-Workmen Demind the Kesignation of Gusiav Noske,

EBERT GOVERNMENT. CLEARING UP CITY AFTER KAPP REVOL}   Bloody Fighting Ensues as Monarchial Troops Are Forced To Leave.   FOREIGNERS ARE ATTACKED   Gerieral Von Luettwitz, Aide to Kapp, is Reported as Having Committed Suicide.

SOCIALISTS ’* DEMAND CONTIN UANCE OF STRIKE -AS _ PROTEST AGAINST . ‘NOSKE x   MANY PERSONS SLAI   Bloody. Fighting Marks Evacuation of Berlin by Revolationary z Troops—Ebert Govern. ment is None too Secure

NEWFOUNDLAND ASSUMES CONTROL OF SUGAR TRADE      Undertakes Regulation of All Sales. of . Product in Colony and Fixes Price at 390 Gents 2a Pound =~

NEWFOUNDLAND SEIZES SUGAR   FOOD CONTROL BOARD TO REGULATE ALL SALES AND SETS PRICE AT 30 CENTS

MEXICANS SEEK WORK IN U.S   Ten Thousand of Them Want to Work lin Matéean Cielde

10,000 MEXICANS TO U. §   Consul at Laredo, Tex., Seeking tc Arrange for Workers to Go to Cotton Fieids.

UNIONS TO OUST ‘SWITCHMEN WHO. ENTERED STRIKE   Freight Movement Gets Nearer. to Norma  Over All Parts of Country; Labor Pom nwa te Board- Busy:

FOREVER BARRED FROM RANKS OF UNION LABOR   Rebellious Switehmen In Chicago Branded As Renegades And Outlaws.

FIGHTING CONTINUES IN RUGR DISTRICT — OFGERMANY    ‘Workmen Reported to Be Using Guns in Bombardment ot! City of Wesel

FIGHTING IS REPORTED RESUMED. BY WORKMEN   The Hague Hears Spartacists Are, Nearing Wesel With au Army of 120,000.   REPORTS INDICATE WESEL . BEING HEAVILY ATACKED   Advices, However, Conflicting, Some Reporting Situd. © * tion Quiet. +   BELGIAN FORT ATTACKED   Aldermen from Rhine Go to -Holland to Negotiate for Food _ for Sufferers, *

GERMANS ASK HOLLAND TO HELP FEED PEOPLE IN OVERTHROWN AREAS   ' Reports From Frontier Indicate Battle Has Reopened in Ruhr Valley; Germany Appeals te Holland for Food, Declaring Internal Situation Grave; Com munists Rally to Sunnort of Rewslt Tecdexe

BIG ARMY OF - REDS   LONE DISPATCH FIXES: NUMBER t OF TROOPS AT 120.000,    The. “Most Hausthle “Statement.  Mawever, Indicate a Campra 7° titse Hag Been- Reached.

RUHR DISTRICT FIGHTING HAS BEEN RESUMMED   It Was Thought Truce Had Been Patched Up, But This Proves Untrue—It is Said Red Army’s Strength is Placed at 120,000 Men.

THINGS: QUIET. INTHE RMU SECTION TODAY CABINET TO RESIGN   Reports Ftom Germany Conflict Somewhat in Conditions Of » Troops.—Cabinet «Will Be Changed But Not in a Body as at First Suggested.

COMMISSION FAVORS LAKE-OCEAN PROJECT   Members so Express Themselves at Hearings Held at Marquette and the Soo.   LEAVE FOR.CANADA PORTS

“PRINCESS ANNE” RIDES NIGHTS GALI   EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TODAY TO REMOVE PASSENGERS

TRIBUTE 1S PAID FRENCH HEROINE   Function Impressive When * Canonization of Joan of Arc Is Celebrated.

FRENCH HEROINE IS MADE A SAINT   Descendants of Joan of Arc Witness Impressive Cere-  monies In Rome. 

IMMPRESOIVE CEREMONY IS CELEBRATED AT ROME   CANONIZATION OF JOAN OF ARC 18  GREATEST FUNCTION FOR SEVERAL CENTURIES.

JOAN OF ARC NOW AMONG THE SAINTS   Ceremonics at Basilica Are Most Impressive For Centuries

Brands Cox and Hitchcock as Wets: Taking Dry Plan and Prison for Profiteers Plank to Convention

BRYANS = ~~ WWEW OF TT   Edwards Can. ‘Can. Not Be Nam  ed for President, the Colonel Says.

RYAN ISOUES DEF 10 WEIS   ‘No Wet Governor of New Jersey Will Be Democratic Candidate.’’

MINERS’ DISPUTE UNSETTLED   No Progress Toward Lereement of  British Coantroversys.

BOND COUNTY TO ". PAY OFF DEBTS   Commissioners Vote  Unani mousty For $80,000 Issue at Four Per Cent.   NOT TO COVER NEW DEBT

BOND COUNTY T0 _ PAY OFF DEBTS      Commissioners Vote Unani mously For $80,000 Issue at Four Per Cent.   NOT TO COVER NEW DEBT   Floating Indebtedness Has Jumped it Recent Years. Pelieve Action Best Method to Save Money.

BURNS, RESULTING FROM EXPLOSION, COSTS GEIS’ LIFE   Farmer Living Near Bethany Poured Kerosene On Smoldering Coals.   Flaming Oil Sprinkled Ove Man’s Clothing—Wife Fought Flames.

FARMER DIES OF BURNS IN EXPLOSION   Walter Geis, Bethany. Fatally In jured By Pouring Kerosene on Smouldering Fire.

ALLOVER THE “MIDWEST   DEST STORMS"IN KANSAS ANI _ BLIZZARDS EN THE PAKUVEAS,   STORM 18. MOVING EAST: BU'S ITS’ STRENGTH HAS BEEN DISNIPATED,

KANSAS WHE . BELIEVE         Minnesota Strugiclds wie dl is Serqne Blizzard Withip A EWeek— inal, Dakota Trains S(t itn :  +  fe: by 1     <¢

BLIZZARDS RULE IN NORTH STATES  Four Deaths “Reported; Storm Coming East Says’ Weather Man.

T0 BE RESCUEL   we" Societies to Transpor'  15,000 Sufferers to Their Homes: U. S. Offers Five Transports.

MAY RELEASE WAR PRISONERS   Saccor Planned {for Thousands it Wilds of Siberia.

RUSSIANS FLEE BEFORE:POLES   Soviet Army. Shattered - ant Divisions ‘Not Annihilated Are Driven Rapidly Back.   GERMANY - AIDING SOVIET

FIGHT ENEMY DIVISIONS HAVE BEEN ANNIHILATED BY THE POLES      ALSO MORE THAN 200 GUNS HAVE BEEN CAPTURED

Russian Lose Nearly 90,000 Prisoners and Army; Cannot Possibly Reform in Polish Territory— Fear Uprising Against Jewish Soldiers

RUSSIAN ROUT ~ OVERWHELMING 8 DIVISIONS ARE ~ ANNIHILATEE   Poles” Take 90, 000 - Prisoners _ and Over 200 Guns..and the Reds Are -Forced:t0 Aban _ don Huge Store of Mate.  * ewinle

RUSSIANS CRIPPLED BEYOND HOPE OF  REFORMING SHATTERED ARMIES AS POLES CONTINUE TERRIFIC DRIVE TO CLEAR SOH

Report Northern Force May Surrender  ROUT 1S COMPLETE  Several Divisions Near Annihilation

WVERWHELMING DEFEAT FOR ‘THE BOLSHEVIKS IN POLAND   180,000 Were Pitted Against 120,000 Poles and . Former Lost One-Third. of Their Number in Killed, Wounded and Prisoners.. .   polshies Are: ~ Retreating On Entire Front

tony. / ot Poles Is Re. be Complete      ake 90,000 Captives   In addition, 10,000 of the Enemy " Forged Yo Be. Interned in Bast ‘Prussia.

BIG DOUBLE CIRCUS © COMING THIS WAY   RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY COMBINED ANNOUNCE EXHIBITIONS AT EARLY DATE.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & 7 « Combined Announce. Exhibitions at Early Date.

RENT PROFITEENG TOBE HIVESTIGATED   Conditions in Toledo Believed to Be Such as to Require  Artive UWlnark

STRIKE TALK HEARD. KS SENATE. PASSES. DISPUTED MEASURE   Railway Workers to Ask. the President for Veto is Belief  - In Washington   EXECUTIVE HAS TEN. DAYS FOR DECISION   Lahor and Other “Proviéioris Objectionable to: Members of American Broth: «

WILSON. REFERS COMPROMISE MEASURE TO PALMER; DELAYS “ACTION: BESIEGED BY PROTESTS   Unions and Farmers Scek Executive Veto; . Wide Divergence of Views Held by Com. mitteemen in Capitol.

EAL  TEAR AMIN AT EIUIATED Hama liitaik   Wide Divergence of Views Held by Labor Committeemen   FIRM iN DEMAND FOR VETO OF BILL   Measure Passed Senate Last Night by a Vote of 8tol

WILSON ORDERS BILL REFERRED TO DEPT. JUSTICE   Has Ten Dave te Which To Act on The Mea sure

"PRESIDENT TO TAKE HIS TIME 10 STUDY NEW RAILROAD BILL   It Will Be Sent to the Department of Justice to Be Given  Consideration.   THEN TO THE PRESIDENT   Lahor Unions Talk Openly o Strike If President Fails ¢t8 Veto the.Measure.

NO TION BY  PreSIDENT IS  LIKELY SOON   Has Referred Measure To The Department of Justice And Will Await Report Meta  Action   BROTHERHOODS WILL URGE VETO TO BRL   Threats Of Break in Ranks of  Employees Organization is Over Proceedure if Bill is Approved

RAILROAD BILL UP TO WILSOK   Action Deferred Until Afte Department of Justice Passes On Measure.

Refers’ Compromise..Measure Pased by Senate after: House Endorsement to: Benartinas of Justice and

RAILROAD BILL IS HELD BY PRESIDENT   Wilson Refers Compromise Measure Passed by Congress to Department of Justice Before Deciding.   STATEMENT ISSUED BY PRESIDENT SAMUEL REA   Head of Pennsylvania Railroad Declares Bill Will Benefit Country by Removing Unrest and Uncertainty.

REQUEST TO BE PRESENTED BEFORE PEACE CONFERENCE   Warsaw Government's Claim Comprises Half of Territory Occupied at Peak of Success of Last June; Will Demand Railroad Line From Vilna to Rowno   TO SETTLE WITH LITHUANIA

PRELATE WOULD G0 10 RELAND AS FREE MAN   USTRALIAN CHURCHMAN PEEYV EDP AP REQUEST OF BRITISH PREMIER ABOUT MOTHER.

MANNIX INSISTS THAT HE WILL GO TO IRELAND   Prelate Says His Mother Is Too Old To Come to London To See Him.

RUMORS DENIED  BY ARCHBISHOP   Prelate Says He Has Not Been Summoned to Appear in Rome

UNIVERSAL PEACE IS DECLARATION   § CO ECONOMIC  SITUATION CO? FRONTING THE WORLD MOST EMPORTANT

Fo, HAYE AN INTERNATION “AL FORCE TO ENFORCE AC. ‘TION OF LEAGUE   PROPOSITION GREETED WIT TREMENBOUS APLLAUSE BY LEAGLE ASSEMBLY

BELGIAN SAYS HOUR -WORLD DISARMAMENT HAS NOT YET ARRIVED   Demands Formation: of International General Staff and International Force Under the League

Germany Is One Big Problem For League Assembly   Delegates Considering How They Will Meet the Threat to Disregard Treaty Regarding Allocation of Colonies.

Disarmament Hour Not Here Says Diplomat   Must Frankly Tell World This Fact Declares Belgian League Delegate.   INTERNATIONAL ARMY PROPOSED   League Warned Not to Med dle in International Affairs of Any Nation.

LEAGUE IS TOLD TIME TO DISARM IS NOT YET RIPE   Belgian .Relegate Points. Ou 42 -States’ Inability to Save Armenia   GERMANY’S ALTITUDE CAUSES SHLCULATION

DISARMAMENT TIME HAS NOT YET ARRIVED   Belgian Delegate Urges League Should Depend Upon the Armies It Controls.   ECONOMIC FORCE ONLY POWER

DISARM   League of Nations Assembly in Told Time for Universa “Disarmament Has Not Ye Arrived. s   GERMANY PRESENTS BIG “PROBLEM TO DELEGATE:   Berlin's Defiance and Threats to Disregard Treaty Make Admission More Doubtful —Opposition Growing.

a Time Is Not Yet Ripe for Universal Disarmament, Belgian Delegate Says   DISPATCH OF ARMY TO ARMENIA IS DEMANDED   FORMATION OF INTERNATION. AL GENERAL STARE, WITH ARMY TO BACK UP LEAGUE, Is RECOMMENDED,

tern Feoadl many Navy 3 =ggested By Belvian Delevat:   Fells Geneva Assembly to Solve  Disarmament by Sending Composite Forces to Armenia —Would Show League's  Se Ae ct A

ADVOCATES FORCE. TO SAVE ARMENIA   Belgian Delegate Declares. Dis“armament Is Not Prac-  . - teal Now, © 0”.   WANTS STAFF’. ORGANIZED   This Would: Diréct Movement ». of League of Nations In=~~ ternational Armye:

HIGH oUGAR PRICES   THE PRESIDENT AND PALMER CHARGED RESPONSIBLE.

OW OVER SUGAR IN HOUSE   aLMER'S PRICE ACTION WILL BE IN"VESTIGATED.   pemocrate Call Republican More a acavert? Attnkek, Designed as {indirect Impeachnient of Attorney General,

TD INVESTIGATE PALME 0 ACTION ~ QV HIGH PRICES   Republicans Force Through <z Resolution For Probe Following a Hot Debate.

HE AND PRESIDENT HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SOARING VALUE   : Failure to Prosecute Those Who Overcharged Also Laid at Door of Attorney General, and House Demands Probe—Judiciary Committee Will Conduct the Inguiry.

BLAME PALMER FOR HIGH SUGAR   Republicans Force Resolution to Investigate Attorney General.

REPUBLICANS FORGE “QUE? RESOLUTION   SUGAR PRICES OF ATTORNEY: GENERAL PALMER ARE TO BE INVESTIGATED,

PLAN TO QUIZ PALMER OPENS POLITICAL ROW   Democrats Charge Inquiry Is Tc Check Growing Popularity of Presidential Candidate

~~ SUGAR PRICES   Inquiry Into Conduct. of Presidentia! Candidate Ordered Afier .. Bitter Debate.

DID PALMER SWEETEN THEM:   Lower House To Investigate Reason For High Prices Paid Louisiana Sugar Preducers.

REPUBLICANS CHARGED WITH PLAYING POLITIC   Maority Forces Through Resolution to Investigate Atty.Gen. Palmer’s Acts.

Investigation of Palmer's Con: duct is Ordered.   VOTE ALONG PARTY LINES.   Hot Political Row Breaks When Republicans Force Through Resolution Authorizing Inquiry —- Democrats Claim Project is Designed as Indirect Impeachment.

CHARGE PALMER IS RESPONSIBLE * FOR 18c SUGAR   Say His Submission to De-~ mands ofgLouisiana Sugar Growers Caitsed - the Hieh Price.   APPOINT A COMMITTEE   Democrats Say  the Investiga tion is ‘Ordered to Injure  Palmer’s  President.  Candidacy for

ROW OVER STRAR rrRicr.,   Attorney trenerant Palmer Plamed  for ite Paistence.

ANOTHER PROBE VOTED IN HOUSE   Hot Political Row Enlivens Proceedings   MR. PALMER’S COURSE   n Connection with Prices Charged for Louisiana Sugar to be Subject of Investigation — Democrats Charge Move is Designed as Indirect Impeachment of Attv Gen.

HOUSE VOTES PROBE OF SUGAR PRICES   Republicans Force Actior After Hot Political Row   Charge’ President and Palmer Are Responsible for High Cost

PALMER CHARGED BY REPUBLICANS FOR THE HIGH PRICES OF SUGAI   Investigation Into Offices of the Attorney General Directed -

LOUISIANA SUGAR CAUSES POLITICAL HOW IN THE HOUSE   Resolution is Put Through Authorizing Probe of Acts of Attorney General.   PRESIDENT ALSO BLAMED FOR PREVAILING HIGH PRICE   Democrats Bilterly Oppose Investiga. tion, Charging That It is Designed ts an Indirect Impeachment of Wr Palmer and Only Intended as Mean of Checking Growing Popularity,

PALMER TO BE INVESTIGATEL   18-Cent Sugar Basis Of Republican Resolutions Adopted

(0. PL IN HOUSE FORGE AN INQUIR)   DEMOCKATS CHARGE CALL FOR SUGAR PROBE “COVERT” ATTACK ON PALMER.

DON'T TELL MY MOTHER BEGS BRIDE SLAYER   ARMY OFFICER KILLS RAGGED STRANGER AND THEN SHOOTS GIRL WIFE

SPECIAL ELECTION,   New York Election tg Elect Sueces ’ sors to Gusted Socialists,

POLES HAVE RAPED NOTABLE GAING IN PRELIMINARY PEACE   Armistice is Effective Friday For Period of 25 Days, With Opportunity For Extension.

POLAND GAINS NOTABLE VICTORY IN PRELIMINARY PEACE WITH BOLSHEVIK   Russia Said to Be Anxious to Mee Demands of Poles; Armistice  Effective Friday

POLAND GAINS NOTABLE VICTORY BY PEACE TERMS   PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT WADE WITH RUSSIA FRFECTIVE KRIDAY   FIGHTING CONTINUES ON ALL FRONTS, THE POLES AD-

WHITNEY BANK — ASKS “HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY”   ‘Whitney Bank Wants to Know Hew Saturday Evening Post Writer  Got’ His Information About Atlantic.

ATLANTIC BANK DOES NOT AGREE WITH IT   Whitney Bank Wants to Know Hew Saturday Evening Post Writer Got His Information About Atlantic.

HARDING PLANS BEING MAN AT MARION HOME   Leaders to Meet Him There in Next Few Months

HARDING BACK IN MARION 1 LAY HIS PLANS   Conferences With Men High in Public Life Will Be Started Next Week   SPECIAL SESSION WILL BE CONVENED IN MARCH   MEN WITH WHOM Hk WILD CONFER ARE or ALL SHADES OF OPINION, BUT MOST FAVOR LEAGUE.   MRS. HARDING GOING — SHOPPING IN GOTHAM

U.S. CELEBRATES ARMISTICE DAY   ) Second Anniversary of Surrender of the German Armies to the Allies and U. S.   GIFTS FOR WOUNDED YANKS   . ‘Members of American Legion, Women’s Ciubs and Others Visit -Hospitals . and Bring Presents for the  Men Who Were Disabied in  Great War for Liberty.

ARMING UAY t3 OBSERVED WN Uo   Celebrates Second Anniversar'  of Surrender of Germans.   WOUNDED YANKS GET GIFTS   Women’s Ciubs, Members of Americar Legion and Others Visit Hospitals With Presents for Men Who Were Disabled,

: SERUM BEING FORMULATED THAT. _  MAY ERADICATE YELLOW FEVER   Delegates to American” Association. for the’ Advencamer Of Science Are Told’ of New Discoveriés -ThatAre Being Made In Nation. ‘ 7

LOOK OUT FOR FLU SAY THE DOCTORS   Selentists Are Formulating Serum That May Eventually Eradicate  Yellow Fever

NEXT PRES. © TO FULFILL PROMISES   OF FREE TOLL TO THE AMERICAN: SHIPS PASSING THROUGH CANAL... ©   eal Purpose of sdarding’ s Visit to Panama is to Revive That Issue After March 4.- ’

WILSON’S POLICY   President-elect Harding’s Purpose in Visiting Panama Canal Zone Is to Get First Hand View of the Toll Proposition.   WOULD GIVE U. S. SHIPS EXEMPTION FROM CANAL TAX

HARDING INTENDS FOR U.S. SHIPS * Th) ESCAPE TOLLS   ‘President-Elect Planting to Re. vive Panama Tolls Controversy.   {4-MEPECTING TO GATHER -. JIRST-HAND INFORMATION      ates to Be One of Purposes 0/ ‘His Planned Trip to the Canal..      ONCE CONFRONTED. WILSON,   ‘Bat President ent Went Contrary to Party Platform on the Question.

FOURTEEN REPUBLICANS HUNGER FOR SEAT IN ~ UNITED STATES SENATE  FROM QKLAHOME

MANY SEEK SEAT OCCUPIED BY GOR   Oklahoma Senator Is Oposed B: Only One Democrat But By  Fourteen Republicans

JORNSON MASKS THREAT T0 t. 0. P   DEMANDS HARDING TAKE FIRS LEAGUE STAND AND HINTS ATTACK ON A “SYSTEM.”

JOHNSON DISCUSSES HARDING CANDIDACY   California Senator Gives Condi tions Under Which He Will Support Nominee.

HIRAM JOANN WRITES LETTER   Senator From California Not in Happy Mood   With Republican Party if Candidate Courageously Takes His Position in Favor of Americanism that is Ours, Otherwise Position would be Difficult—Condems System

JOHNSON EXPLAINS STAND   ‘Seys That if Harding Favors Americanism He Will Go Por ward With Party.

JOHNSON IS YET MINDFUL OF SYSTEM   STILL AGAINST - THE LEACUF   Has Declared Truce For Time Being, But Will Devote Remainder OF Public Life Fighting System  Chasey Ab Chlen cen   RSUE PART “OF (His lfr

JOHNSON AWAITS HARDING'S SPEECH   Believes League Stend Wil Be Such That He Can Support The Party.

JOHNSON QUALIFIES ATTITUDE   Califernia Senator’s Position De pendent Upon Harding Speech. 7

PRESIDENT TO CAMPAIGN FOR COX'S TICKET   Wilson Not to Make Speeches Bul Will Issue Statements, White House Announcement   GIVES $500 TO FUND   Chairman White Announced Raising of $500,000 Fund for Finish of Campaign

FRESIDENT WILL = WRITE SPEECHE:    We ‘ Not Make an Address :: “tt Expects to Give Out  Important Statements. -

RESIDENT [0 ENTER CONTEST AT PROPER TIME   Fxpected to Issue a Series O Statements On Leadiny Issues

WILSON A PART IN CAMPAIGN   President to Actively Participate When Right Time Arrives.

PRESIDENT T0 LEND GOV. COX WILLING HAND   Announced Today He Will Take Part When ‘‘the Proper Time Comes.’’   HE WILL MAKE NO  $PEECHES, HOWEVER   Activities Will Be Confined ta, League of Nations Statements.

TEER CAMPAIGN,    Preside nt, Howey Will Confine  dtimeell to Stateurents,

REUNION OF CHURCHES APPEAL OF BISHOPS   Bishops Would 3 Make Catho arch of Ait Christias Denominations So Tha Unity- of Purpose Migh ' Prevail.

CHURCH REUNION PLEA OF BISHOPS   APPEAL IS ADDRESSED TO “ALI CHRISTIAN PEOPLE”   Directed to Orthadox (Churches 0 East, Roman Communion of West and Free Charches,

AEUNITECHURCHES BIOHOPS MESOAGE TO ALL CHRISTIANS   Conférence at Lambeth Sends Appeal Directed to East and West Communions.   POINT. OUT ADVANTAGES. Ef OF UNIVERSAL MINISTR}   Revolutionary Plan of Anglican Church Has Archbishop of  Canterbury’s Approval.

Conference of Bishops at Lambeth Addresses Appeal to All Christian Denominations of World to Re-unite -

REUNION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ASKED   Make One Great Church ‘Is Plea of the Bishops.

CHURCH REUNION URGED BY BISHOPS   Appeal Sent From Anglican Church to All Orthodox Communions

BISHOPS URGE ONE BIG UNION POR CHURCHES   An Appeal to ‘‘All Christiar People’’ Made By Anglican Divines.   ALL DENOMINATIONS UNDER ONE TEN’   Archbishop of Canterbury Says Idea is ‘‘New, Even Revolutionary.’’

UNITY OF ~ CHURCHES   It Is Suggested by Blsheps ot Anglican Churches,   APPEAL. IS MADE 1TQ ALL   Orihodox of the East, Roman Catholic and Other Believers in Christiagity.

ANGLICANS URGE CHURCH REUNION AT CONFERENCE   Appeal Issued With State ment by Archbishop of Canterbury.

REUNION OF CHURCHES APPEAL “OF BISHOPS   Bishops Would Make Catho lic Church of All Christian Denominations So That Unity of Purpose Mighi Prevail.

OLD PARTY MEN KEEP EYES UPON HERBERT HOOVER   Declare He Must Come Out In Open Before He Can Be “Put Over.”   HIS CANDIDACY — WORRIES THEM   Uneasiness Manifested ' Among Leaders of Two Old Parties Over Progress of His Boom.

“WHO'S HOOVER?” ASK THE BOSSES   TO WHAT PARTY DOES HE BELONG ANYHOW; WHERE DOES HE GET ON?

NEW, POLITICAL BEE ANNOYING ELEPHANT AND DONKEY ALIKE   is Hea Democrat, Republican, O1 Mugwump? Cry Men With Ears To The Ground

10 ASK HOOVER 10 DEFINE HIS PARTY  EANINE   Politicians Issue Edict That Former Food Administrator Must Take Stand   MUST STAND WITH ONE OF TWO GREAT PARTIES   Independent Attitude Of Pos sible Nominee Rothers Old. time Politicians

UNEMPLOYMENT HEADED TOWARD BRITISH ISLES   Precautionary Measures Being Taken, Says Premier Lloyd  Canroa

HUNT STUDENT AS DREWES MURDERER   Auto He Was to Sell Found Abandoned .With Blood _ . Stains, ~~ _:

DETECTIVES HUNT ALLEGED MURDERER   Alternately Doctle In Exgreme Weak ness or Violent in Delirtum.,

Whew wi th”  CASE OF LEPROSY EVER. FOUN WW INDIANA   Quarantined With Wife and Daughter —Was Soldier in Philippines.

Navy Department Requested by State Department to Dispatch Destroyers   AMERICAN AND SON ARE MURDERED BY BANDITS   GOVERNMENT DOES NOT RE GARD SITUATION DANGER.  OUS TO LIVES OF AMERICAS CITIZENS IN MEXICO.

HUNDREDS DESERT CARRANZA ARMY TO JOIN REBELS   POSSIBILITY OF WEXICAN PRESL DENTS  OVERTHROW IN. CREASED BY DISAFFECTIONS   MAY cROSS UNITED STATES   Meaican Officers Permlited to Cross Two States on dournes to Were jee City-—Wilsan Wants to be Falr to Both Kaction.

Revolutionary Movement Is Growing and Carranza’s Downfall Is Believed Near

BY SHIP BOARD PACT DiS LAN   Men in Charge Did Not Un -derstand Contracts, Says Witness   TANKERS A BURDEN   Were Leased at $6.50 the Ton When $20 Was Obtainable.

Former Special Agents of the Treasury Department Give Testimony in Hearing Before Conaressional Committee —

SHIPPING BOARD'S FOOD BILL BIGGER THAN IN WAR   Double Salaries Paid; Eighty Purchasing Agents Buying In New York Market

NO GOLD-BRAIDED « MILITARY STUNTS, M’CRAY DECISION   Governor-Elect Averse to _ Sach Pomp and Will Have None of It.

at mM      Gary Man Anixous for Place on Staff Will Ba Bisanpeinted

Investigating Alleged  $5,000 Contribution to Cox’s Campaign Fun

PEACE HINGES IN GERMAN MIX-UP   Organization of  Citatorship Means Treaty a Mere Document.

DELTA COUNTRY FLOODS, WATER RISE GOES ON      LITTLE TENSAS AND OU ACHIPR RIVERS CONTINUE TQ] RISE FROM HACAWATER

MURDERS SEQUEL TO RUINED LOVE   Farmer Kills Mother, Two Sisters and Wounds Sweetheart; Then Slays Self.

Murders Mother, 2 Sisters, Shoots Former Sweetheart and Then Commits Suicide

MONTANA HOOVER'S AGAINST HIS WIL!   Avowed Republican Candidate Reecives Democratic Indorsement  in Montana—Republicans

AGHNSON i IN MONTANA   Jaitly Heturns Show Him} Receiving i Six Votes To Opponents — i e fk

URGES SOUTH TO CHANGE WAYS.      Coolidge Says It Should Support Sound Business Pelicies.

JDOLIDGE DENIES HAVING ENDORSED LEAGUE   Vice - Presidential Candidate Says He Did Not Endorse League When Wilson Came Home in 1919.

GOV. COOLIDGE DENIES HE EVER ENDORSED PACT   Nails Latest Democrat: ic Charge on His Position.

COGLIDGE SEEKING SUPPORT OF SOUTE      ‘Tells Sovikern Voters Republican  Party Is Doing Most to Promote Sound Business Pokcies

DENIAL BY COOLIDG   Governor Declares He Did Not Endorse Leagtie in Welcome fo Pres. Wi ear

LARGE CROWDS HEAR GOVERNOR COOLICE   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Is Royally Received by People of Western N. C.

COOLIDGE URGES SOUTH TO G06. 0.P. AS GOOD BUSINESS   GOVERNOR, TOURING SOUTHER STATES, DENOUNCES “WILSON'S LEAGUE”

UUOLIGE ako SUPPORT OF SOUTH   Republican Party is Doing Most to Promote Sound Business Policy, He Tells Audiences.

SE es See eee ee  ee ORGES SOUTH JOIN G. Qa. P. Repablican Party's Buatness Policies

Ce ee ee  Hat! GOAL MINERS TAKE “VACATION   About 60,000 Anthracite Workers Go on Strike.   BEYOND UNION’S CONTROL   Great Tieup is Imminent as Chiefs Fail to Stop Walkout—Alabama Miners Ordered Out by Pres. ident Lewis.

COAL MINERS ON VACATION: MINES IDLE   At Least 60,000 Workers in Anthracite Region Walk Ouf.   Reports Say Union Chiefs Have Lost Control of Situation—President Lewis of Mine Workers Calis  Strike in Ajabama.

COAL MINERS ON “VACATION’   At Least 60,000 Workers in Anthracite Region Walk Out.   GREAT TIEUP IS IMMINENT   Reports Say Union Chiefs Have Lost  , Control of Situation—President Lewis of Mine Workers Calls  . Strike in Alahama.

POLICE QUICK TO BREAK UP NEGRO CROPS   Oklahoma City Officers Are Ready, Eor Any Emer" gericy,  They Say   UNREST IS REPORTED

LYNCHING MAY START RACE WAR   Negroes Gathering in Sections of Town, Discussing Hanging of One of Their Number Sunday Night.

GINNING REPORT FOR BELL COUNTY   Rogers, Texas, October 9, 1920.

HOOVER DECLINES DEM. NOMINATION   No Public Service Woul Performed, He Tells Georgia ‘Democrats.

HOOVER REFUSES 10 FILE FOR PLAGE ON GEORGIA BALL   Tells Committee He Was Not “Identified With Democratic Party Before War.”

GERMANS REACH AN AGREEREN   Will Present Tentative Proposals on Reduction of Army, and on Reparations to Allies at  Spa Today      DEVELOPMENTS

TENTATIVE  PROPOSAL FOR GERMAN DIS ARENT   Drawn Up for Presentation to th Allies Today.

GERMANS ACCEPT ARMY LIMIT FOR SAKE OF RELIEF IN TRADE WORLD   Conference at Spa Will Not Be Allowed to End In a Deadleck. Says Press   ALLIES YIELD A POINT   Tentative Program For the Payment of Indemnity is Prepared By Germans

PERMANENT SERVITUDE 1c PDRARRT   2,000,000 Workers in Mani festo Oppose Allied ; - Torms   DELIVER 6,000,000 TONS

Declare Coal Agreement Subjects Workers to Servitude.   ALLIES WILL HELP BOCHE FINANCIALLY

TRADE UNIONS” FILE PROTEST   People of ‘Germany Not Satisfied With Coal  Agreement

GERMANY ACCEPTS ALLIES’ DEMANDS FEARING INVASION   NEWSPAPER COMMENT . ON SUBJECT DIVIDED     Ove Publication Thinks Terms Whiel Cannot Be Carried Out Have Again Been Ac eebted.

PROTESTS _ IN GERMANY   AGAINST ACTION OF DELEGATES IN  AGREEING TO ALLIED TPR   ISemi-official Statement Says No Other Decision Was Possible After Marshal Foch Was Summoned.

GERMAN WORKMEN MAKE BIG PROTEST AGAINST ALLIED COAL DEMANDS   AGREEMENT WILL CONDEM GERMAN WORKMEN TO ENDLESS SERVITUDE THEY CLAIM.

GERMANS PROTEST COAL AGREEMENT    MANIFESTO DECLARES ALLIED TERMS WILL THROTTLE IN DUSTRIES OF COUNTRY.

DARING SPRING 1063   For ‘Women Defy All Denuncigs Af CharcehmerLn.

HOUSE SHORTAGE ACUTE   ip TO BE NEED OF ONE TO TWO MILLION LN COUNTRY.         Confereave on Concrete Housing Cone struction Belng Hell la Chicago Seeking Remedy.

REFUSE TO RISK AMERICAN LIVES   Relief Workers Not to Be Sent Into War-Torn Areas

WON'T RISK SENDING ~~ AMERICAN WORKERS   Critical Conditions in the Near East.

PARTY OF RELIEt WORKERS HELD   Fears for Safety of Commissior Renorted to New York.   EASTERN SITUATION GRAYE   Preparations to Send Other: Cancellad on Nawe Receoist.

Capture of Director Coombs by Turkish Nationalists and Note of Warning from Disturbed Regions of Asia Minor and Turkey-in-Europe Decides National Officials of Organization te Send No More Representatives to War Torn Areas

RECALL REFEIF WORKERS FROM ASIA MINOK   Unrest and War Threats in Near East endanger American Weltare Agencies,

NO MORE RELICE WORKERS GU TU THE NEAR EAS]   Conditions in War Torn Areas Too Serious to Run the Risk.   Cancel Passage for Six Who Were to Sail for Turtey ‘ Wednesday.

WILL SEND NO MORE WORKERS TO TURKEY   Near East Relief Official Say:  i Te ig i die

Se  UNSAFE FOR RELIEF WORKERS.   No More to Be Sent to Asia Minor and European Turkey.

CONDITIONS WORSE IN THE NEAR EAST   RELIEF ORGANIZATION WILL RECALL TTS AMERICAN WORKKrRS THERE

FAVOR YIELDING EX-KAISER   German Socialists Are Insisting That Former Emperor Be Tried by the Allies.

BOMB NEWSPAPER FOR ATTACKS ON WHISKY SELLERS   California, de Sentinel  Wrecked by osion  Affine fa esangien

BID $1,700 TO “THROW” GAME   Former Sait Lake Catcher Says Bor ton Offered Him Bribe to Lose Contest.

TIME LIMIT  MAY DEPRIVE DEFENDER UF ANOTHER Wih   Extremely Light Airs Make Finish of Race Within Limit Doubtful   YANKEE YACHT IN LEAD HALF MILE   Resolute Crosses Bows of Shamrock and Gets Weather Berth

YACHTS ALMOST BECALMED. IN FINAL REPORT TODAY   Reported That the Race Might be Called Off Because — of Thin,

OBRECON OPENS  NEW OFFENSIVE   Masses Picked Troops to ~ on Forses of Governor Cantu.   WARNING SENT BY REBEL   Tells Provisional President That (tt ternational Difficulties Will Arise Over Government's Proposed Ac. «  tion—Chinese Ask Protection. '

OBREGON OPENS - NEW OFFENSIVE   Masses Picked Troops to Drive  on Forces, of Governor Cantu.   [WARNING SENT BY REBEL      Telia Prov ional! President That In ternational Ditflevities Will Arise Over Goveinmént’s Proposed Ac.  tion—Chinese Ask Protection.

NEW WAR OPENS IN OLD MEXIGC   Obreson Ready for Offensive Against Latest_Rebel.   HAS PICKED MEN FOR DRIVE   Warning Sent to Provisional President by Governor Cantu—Says Proposed Action Will Bring International Difficulties for Country.

INCREASE 13 URGED ON ALL STATE RATES   OBREGON T0 "WAGE STRONG OFFENSIVE   Envoys of Various Boards Report 07 Action by Commerce : Commission.   Masses Picked Troops to Drive on Forces of Governor Cantu.   SAY REVENUES INSUFFICIENT   WARNING SENT BY REBEI   Report Signed by V/illiam D. B. Ainey of Pennsylvania, Roya! c. Dunn of Florida and John A. Guiher of lowa,   Tells Provisional President That In ternational Difficulties Will Arise Over Government's Proposed Ac tion—Chisese Ask Protection.

EUROPIAN MONEY IS TOBOGANING   Foreign Exchange Reaches Lowest Records; Vanderlip Utterance Blamed.

Hol FOREIGN EAGHANGE HAD ANOTHER OROF   LOWEST RECORD EVER MADI ON THE NEW YORK BOARD REACHED YESTERDAY.   Tnfavorable Feonomic And Politica Conditions Abroad are Sentimental Factors.

EXCHANGE RATES DECLINING,   New Low Records Established fer British and French Money.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE DROPS TO LOWEST RECORDS EVER   Pound Sterling at Discount of 29 Per Cent From Normal of $4.8654—Engrossing Topic on Street.

63,563 BALES GINNED.   Cotton Ginned in Robeson to January 16 Exceeds By 3,303 Bales Amount Ginned to Same Date Last Year.

TWOU.o. WARGHIPS ARE ENROUTE TO MEXICAN WATERS   To Protect American Interests at Mazatlan and Topolo hamnn_   SONORA TROOPS ADVANCE

AMERICAN WARSHIPS TO MEXICAN WATERS   RESMENTS AT MAZATLAN AND TOPOLOBAMPO ARE TO BE PROTECTED,   Oil Field Officer ana Federal Commander Reported Against Carranza.

UL §, WARSHIPS SENT 10 WEST MEXICO COAST    : .  TO PROTECT AMERICAN. INTER ESTS AND: CITIZENS AT TWO CITIES THERE.   Similar Request Has Come From Gov. ernment Agent on Gulf Coast —  But Not Acted Upon. ‘

PROTECTION IS GIVEN AMERICAN . CITIZENS THERE   Sonora Forces Push Wes to Important Gateway on  Pacific Coast.

U.S. WARSHIPS: = SENT TO MEXICO   Two - CRUISERS . DISPATCHED ' FROM. SAN DIEGO To PROTECT. _ AMERICAN INTERESTS

WARSHIPS ON WAY   AMERICAN INTERESTS  IN’ MENE COUPE Bea       Rebellion, Against Carranza Spreading To ¢ it

GAOER WARSHIPS TOPROTECT U.S. LIVES: IN MEXIGO   Mazatlan and Topolobanipo te Be Destination’ of Fleet Sent ‘From San Diego   SONORA REVOLT IS CAUSE]   Naval Force Commander Orderecl to Investigate Res ports From Mexico

) AMERICAN WAR SHIPS ON WAY T0 MEXICAN WATERS   Dispatched on Navy Depart: ment Orders to Protect American Citizens and Interests at Two Points.

WILL PROTECT — . AMERICANS   Two Warships Now Proceeding 10 Mexican Waters,   DISPATCHED FROM SAN DIEGO

TWO WAR SHIPS ARE ORDERED TO REPORT OFF MEXICAN COAST   Pacific Coast Troubles in Tha Country Endanger Ameri— ¢an Citizens.   EXACT SITUATION HAS NOT BEEN MADE KNOWN   Request Came Through Stati Department and Vessels Leave San Diego.

WARSHIPS ON WAY   AMERICAN INTERESTS IN MEXICO APPEAL TO U. 8S.   Rebellion Against Carranza Spreadine To Critical Stare,

SPEED CRUISERS TOWARD MEXICO   ' American Interests in Two Pacific Cities Will Be Safeguardj ed by the U.S. Navy   CHARGE HURRIES BACK   ;   Summerlin Who Has Been Con ferring With Secretary Colby Hastens to Mexico City

WARSHIPS SENT BY UNITED STATES 10 MEX WATERS   Dispatched by Navy Department to Protect Ports   REVOLUTION IS SPREADING

PACIFIC FLEET VESSELS ENROUTE 10 WEST PORTS TO PROTECT AMERICANS

Part of Pacific Fleet Is Enroute From San  Diego, Cal. to Mazatlan and Topolobampo and Are Ready for an Emergency to ..  _ Protect U. 8, Citizens and Interests <=   ANOTHER CRUISER IS AT TAMPICO

AMERICAN WARSHIPS TO MEXICAN WATERS   VESSELS DISPATCHED SOUTH WARD 10 PROTECT. LHS AND PROPERTY   [0% CARRANZA OVERTHROW   Sonora Revolutionists Proclaim President's Retirement Is ‘ Now Their Goal

PACIFIC WARSHIPS SENT 10 MEXICO   Will Protect American Citizens and Interests.   VESSELS NOW ENROUTE   Request for Aid Comes From Two Ports—-Sonora Forces Pushing on Towards Mazatlan—U. 8. Cruiser and Destroyer Ordered to Investigate Situation .

Odds of Six to One Are Offered in Wall Street, That Harding *2°itll Ra Wlectod.

DUCHESS OF ¥ OF MARBOROUGH WILL MAKE HOME IN PARIS   Consuelo. Vanderbilt Leaves England According to Reports: From London.

CONSIDER PLACING QUARANTINE ON FRUITS   tine on All Foreign Fruits  atte er May Plac: a Quaranand Vevetables.

QUARANTINE FRUIT FROM WEST INDIES   Consideration Will be Discus sed for Purpose of Preventine Influx of Citrus Fly.

RELIEF FOR LINEN SHORTAGE EXPECTED   Agreement Concluded Juded With Lithuania, Esthonia and-Letvia. For = Flax Output. ‘

UNEARTH 8 SKELETONS ~ NEAR SPIRIT LAKE   Workmen While. Excavating in Teotonkah Park Reveal Unknown

SKELETONS UNRARTHED NEAR SPIRIT LAKE   Fight Discovered While Exeavating at Teetonkah Park Reveals Rurial Grounds.

REJECTED MAN SLAYS THREE   Texas Man Kills Girl, Her Mother and Brother and Then  Himeelf,  4

BELIEVE MYSTERY NEAR SOLUTION   Confession Expected in Browr Murder By Officials

SEE FURTHER. ~ QUTIN BUDGET   Board of Public . Affairs Considers School Ap- propriations

SOME FACTS. ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES   The University of Sanio Tomas fa 2% years older than Harvard.

ALLEGE DISCRIMINATION,   Against Men Who Quit Work in Sympathy With Miners.

ALLEGE BDISCRIMINATION,      Against Men Who Quit Work ir Sympathy With YWiiners.

LU UNTER ES IN NEWBERRY TRIAL: FEW EFENTANTS ARE ILI   JURY KEPT UNDER WATCHFUL FYE OF PHYSICIAN AND SO FAR HAS ESCAPED EPIDEMIC,

THE STAGE {6 SEI   NEWBERRY ELECTION CASE UP POR HEARING.   Many Witnesses Are Said te he Fla.  Vietings, mee

NEWBERRY TRIAL NOT BE DELAYEL   PESPITE SICKNESS OF DEFEND ANTS TRIAT. OF CASE WILL OPEN MONDAY

NEWB  Gee Se meee ee:  ERRY © CASE READY   Jurors Under Watchful Eye of Physician to Prevent Influenza

este eee teeeemeinetine eee name te nme es a ema mt  Newberry Trials Will not be Delaved by Influenza Cases

S0AL DEALERS BLAME RAILROADS   Seek. Edict - ‘From Commerce Commission ‘Against Carriers © > to Halt Famine.   SUPPLY SIXTH OF NORMAL   Yetail Merchants Ask Washington. to Stop Seizures and Force Quick _  Deliveries—Complete Shut Down Peri!s Chicago.

COAL DEALERS — ’ BLAME RAILROADS   ‘Seek Edict From Commerce Commission Against Carriers to Halt-Famine,   ‘SUPPLY SIXTH .OF NORMAL   Retail Merchanta Ask Washington to Stop Seizures and Force Quick Dellveriese—Complete Shut Down Parils Chicano.

LEAL MEN SEEK MGT TO ROAD   Chicago Dea'ers Ask Washingtor to Stop Seizures.   TO FORCE QUICK DELIVERIES   Coal Supply in City Now One-Sixth of Normal, With Receipts Low and Diminishing Daily—Operators Confer.

Cremation of the Dead Endangers the Spirit, A Scientist Discovers

WALKER WILL STAND SQUARELY ON THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM HE TELLS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

AVIATOR SAVES _ CANOEISTS IN PERIL IN STORM   Lieut. Breese Rescues Promi nent Chicago Men ‘After’

BABE RUTH, Il, MASTER OF FIVE LANGUAGES, MAY STAR ON HARVARD NINI

STEENERSEN IS RENOMINATED   Minresota Conxressman Wia« Frem Von-Partisan Opponent.

Anne Martin Announces Her Intention to Try for the Republican Nomi. — nation in Nevada. i

WOMAN TO RUN FOR SENATE   Anne Martin Announces Her Intention to Try for the Republican Nomination in Nevada.

‘ANNE MARTIN'S HAT IN RING   Woman Announces Intention of Tryina for U. S&S. Senatorshinp.

NEVADA WOMAN IN SENATORIAL RACE   Seeks Republican Nomination it Western State .

MILITARY PRISONERS ESCAPE   Overpower Guard and Make Getaway From Fort Dupont,

Washington  “Officials - Continue “Ts Watch Developments In Maxice ‘Wtih Apparent Favaninimity.

AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS HAVE STARTED TOWARD REBEL MENACED PORTS IN MEXICO

MEXICAN SITUATION CLOSELY WATCHED   ‘ruisers Sail to Menacec Ports—Will Afford Refuge for Americans Who Choose to Go Aboard.

CRUISERS GOING TO REBEL PORTS TO PROTECT U. S. CITIZENS THERE   OFFICIALS OF WAR AND STATE HOWEVER, ARE NOT PERTURB. FR RY CITI ATION

1. &, CRUISERS ARE EN ROUTE TO PORTS OF MEXICO TODAY   No Dangers are Anticipatec And the U.S. Government: Fails to Take Any Actior Unless Something Unusual  Trarne TIn.

U. S. CRUISERS ARE ON WAY T MEXICO TODAY   State And War Var Department Are Watching The  Developments   SENT TO GUARANTEE. U.S, CITIZENS’ SAFET

CRUISERS SAIL ~ FOR MEX PORTS   No Change in Aititude o! United States Towards Mexico

WARFARE SEETHES AS GARRANZISTAS ENCOUNTER REVOLT   ALL TROOPS AVAILABLE ARE RUSHED TO CENTERS  OF MILITARY  pe cen Renae UnSi   YANKS GUARDED   American Ships Sail to Menaced Ports But Not to Ficht,

U.S, TO MAINTAIN PRESENT POLICY TOWARDS MEXICO   Sending of Warships Merely Guarantee of Protection to Americans Below Border   REVOLUTION REPORTED TO BE GAINING GROUNE   Two Factions Battling for Con trol of Tampico Oil Fields

U.S. VESSELS SAIL TOWARD REBEL PORTS   Attitude Toward Mexicc Still Unchanged, How ever, Is Belief.

» WARSHIPS DISPATCHED TO SOUTHERN WATERS TO PROTECT AMERICANS   NO DIRECT MOVE AS. YET

CRUISERS ARE ON THE WAY   Sonora Government Seems Tc « He Ready to Fight Carraoza To a Standstill.

‘WATCH MEXICO   Warships Wik Adt if Americar Lives Are Menaced by - Mexicans.   Eighteen Members of National Con grees Are en Way te Hermesiiic for Conferences With Senera Revelutientete.

DECLARE ATH UD UF UL, 13 NAL TERES   No Marked Change in United States Policy Toward RebelRidden Mexico Says Report.  United States Cruisers Sailing -Or Preparing to Sail For Mexican Ports.

ATTITUDE TOWARD MEXICO UNCHANGED   Congressmen Confer With Revolutionsts.

TANK CRUISERS SALTO MEXICO   NO MOVE BY UNITED STATES LIKELY UNLESS LIVES ARE MENACED. .

U. §. WARSHIPS SPEED TOWARD MEXICAN PORTS   But No Official Action By Washington is Expected.

LISSED. 50,006. IN NEW YORK      led: to Gount'Al +-Noses-in Gotham”  snumerators, F

PMUUNI   Ut INUEMNHTY  vil SUUN Be STATED   French and British Premiers Agree Time Has Come To Notify Germany of Actual Amount.   Belpium and France to Receive Pay Under Same Terms

FRANCE TO HOLD’ FIRST MORTGAGE   HER CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY TO HAVE PRIORITY,   AMOUNT FIXED SOON   POLES HAVE COMPLETELY ROUTED BOLSHEVIK DEVISION,   : 4 The Turkish Sultan With Resign His ‘Throne as Protest. Against   - * the Terms of Peace.

GERMANY WILL SOON BE TOLD INDEMNITY PRICE   Premicrs Millerand and Lloyd George Agree That a Definite Sum Should Be Named,

GERMANY TO KNOW INDEMNIY AMOUNT   FRENCH AND BRITISH PREMIER: DECIDE PRUSSIA SHALL KNOW HOW MUCH MONEY SHE MTS" PAY.

FIX INDEMNITY FOR GERMANY   ‘Definite. Sum . Will Be ' Named,.Conference Decides

HUN WAR BILL WILL BE MADE IN FIXED SUM   Germans Will Be Told How Much They Must Pay France and Belgium tc be Preferred Creditors.

TO NAME FIXED INDEMNITY SUM   The News will be Broken to Ger many at Spa Conference June 21

DAVIS SEEMS  CERTAIN WINNER   Returns in From More than’ Two-Thirds of State  Give Davis Lead of More Than! 80,000  Harding’s Ohio Plurality May  Reach 350,000   Willis Wins 0 Over Julian By 200,000 Votes

SIMPLY COLOSSAL WAS HARDING VOTE IN BIICKEVE STATI      Senator’s Majority Will Be Close to  350,000 Over Cox—Latest Figures  - Elect Davis Governor by Big’ Lead—  Willis Senator by 100 ,000—Harding’ S   Greatest Ever Given a Candidates in i0  oS

PASSENGER: TRAINS: COLLIDE:   Three 'Prainmen KRitled When 'fCrains ween. Meet Head-on on Leonisville and  Nashvillo Reilpoad,

DY. INTO STRUGGLE   Daniels Had No Comprehensive Plan for Participation of Fleet in War, Declares Cant. Harris Laning,   RECOMMENDATIONS OF EXPERTS NOT HEEDEL   Shortage of Shells for the Dreadnaughts Existed and Delays Ensued in Letting Contracts for a Supply.

BO, PAGE THE EXECUTIONER!--EXECUTIONER, PUT DANIELS ON THE RACK-HE DID NOT HEED LANING!

NAVY DEPARTMENT IN CHAOS AS WAR GAME, 1S GHARGI   Captain Tells Probers That Daniels Disapproved General Plan of Bureau of Op * erations in March, 1917.

DEPARTMENT IN STATE OF GHANS   Captain Laning Supports Testimony of Sims   LACK OF PREPARATION   in Part of Navy is Alleged— Not Sufficient Reserve of 14 inch Shells to Refill Magazines of Dreadnaughts— Daniels Spent Much Time With Minor Details

NAVAL OFFICER JOINS ASSAULT ON DEPARTMENT      Says Tactcis of Daniels Were Responsible  for Delay.

NAVY WITHOUT PLANS, DECLARES LANING   Alleges Lack of Preparation Be. fore Entry Into War.

Officials in Washington see only hqpe for Adriatic settlement in plan

remier Nitti and ‘Minister Crumbitch Agree to Re ‘opening of Negotiations Premiers’ Reply . -- to Wilson Not Expected Today

SHAR? REPLY OF U.S.BRINGS QUICK REPLY OF ALLIES   Note Leaves London In Ang¢wer To President   NI-TTI INTERFERES   Jugo-Slavia-Italian . Conference Only Hope of Plan.

ALLIED REPLY IS EXPECTED TODAY   Prompt Action on Adriatic Issue Interpreted as Acceptance to  Wilson’s Proposal.   ITALY OUT FOR A PARLEY   Understood Conference with JugeoSlavia Would be Acceptable— Correspondence on Question Causes Sensation.

FIGALSHOPE Fo ABEAE OF WILSON'S PLA      Anxiously .Await Reply of Allied Premiers to ‘Adriatic Note.   ANSWER IS SENT;  EXPECTED TODAY   Quick Response Interpreted Tt Be Favorable to President’s Proposals.

BLISS CRITICIZES NORMAL SCHOO!   Charges Of Jealousy Lack Of Cooperation And Jealousy Made In Report

SEVERE CRITICISM DF NORMAL SCHOOL   ‘ Management at Kent Charged   With Irregularities and T.ark af GMoa.nneratinn

SUFFRAGE LACK AT LEAST 3 VOTES   Delaware House ‘Adjourns Un til May 17 Without Actior on Resolution---Charges o Attempted Bribery Made.

Member of Detaware Legielatere Wakee thargen of Attempt to Rrihe aad Cajole.

MEREDITH NOT WELL   Sceretary of Agriculture [s.Recuver ing From Minor Operation Bo United Prac

Volunteer Crews Bring Trains lr   Thirty-five Trains Brought In to New York By Volunteers Today

AVNER AR Jot IN WA {AW BLOGKS   STORY COUNTY IS HARD HIT BY LAW. AS INTERPRETED   Polk County's Auditor — Receives Ruling of Attorney General.

VOTING MACHINES BARRED BY HAVNEF   Te Law, Restoring the Cirele Knock Out the Machines.

irge. Crowd’ of Fans Accompany High Schoot Team to Cherokee to = See the Cherokee Le Mars Annual Gridiron Contest—Le Mare Loses.

WIN-A CLEAN GAME   WESTERN UNION DEFEATS ELLS= WORTH COLLEGE   GOOD EXHIBITION OF FOOTBALL   ‘Large Crowd’ of Fans Accompany “High School Team to Cherokee tc See the Cherokee Le Mars Annual Gridiron Contest—Le Mars Loses.

MEXICO TO ACT ON SUMMERS KIDNAPIN   Local Mexican Authorities Or dered To Apprehend The Bandits.

0 HUNT DOW THE KIDNAPERS   Mexican Government Prom ises to Take Action in the Cases of Americans.

DRY LEADERS PROTEST  RE-ISSUING. OF PERMIT   Delegation Headed by Anti-Saioon League Executive Registers . Obfection

DRYS IN PROTES}   Object to Permits Issued t Whoiesale Liquor Dealers

PROHIBITION LEADERS ARE PROTESTING AGAINST REISSUE WHOLESALE LIQUOR: PERMITS

OPEN BREAK OF OIL INTERESTS   May Eesult in Great Struggle of American and English Producers in Mexico.   ACTION VOLUNTARY DIRECTOR ASSERTS

BREAK OCCURS BETWEEN RIVAL OIL INTERESTS   Americans And British Clas! Over Pétroleam Concessions In Mexico.

OVER OIL COMES   OPEN BREAK OVER PETROLEUM CONCESSIONS IN MEXICO Is NOW REPORTED

ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH UG. LABOR OFFICIAL   Congress Asked tu Probe Charges  Against Assistant Secretary: Post

HOUSE RULES BODY CONSIDER RESOLUTION      Action Against Assistant Secretary Post Will Be Delayed.

ame anita cea ati naan aoe ahd ead stte enel  Steamer Hit Mine Thirteen Killed

LONG TRIP OF ARMY BALLOON   Lands Near Stillwater, Minne., From Fort Sill, Oki.

Prince Wonders  At Panama Canal   Heir To British Throne Mar. vels At Remarkable Work of American Engineers   ALSO REVIEWS WEST INDIES VOLUNTEERS   Will Visit San Diego, Cal. Thursday Before Proceeding To Australia

RINE OF WALES VISITS THE PANAMA CANAL   Expresses Wonder at The Mas: ter Engineering Achievement.

CALLS ELECTION BOARDS      Meeting for ‘Instraction Wilt Tie  Held Monday Night

TAMMANY GHIEF INDICTED IN NEW YOR   Accused of Aitempting to Coerce Manufacturer,

SIX HEADS BIG BUSINESS TODAY WERE INDICTED   Conspiracy and Coercion ir Effort Intimidate Hartog is Charged

Murphy Indicted  for ‘Intimidatior   Chis, KF. Murphy Reported Indicted for Alleged Intimidation in Trying to Make Louis N. Hartog Return Moncey,

TAMMANY BOSS INDICTED TODAY   Charles F. Murphy, Accused of Intimidating New York Manufacturers.

“IND FIVE OTHER erearTiY INDICTED   Grand Jury Holds Mer Responsible For Violations.

BIG TAMMANY BOSS “CHARLES MURPHY INDICTED   Accused. of Trying to Coerce Manufacturer into Paying Him $125,000 Invested

INDICT TAMMANY LEADER   @@wiles IF. Murphy Charged With Co-ercion by Grand Jury

TAMMANY CHIEF AND ASSISTANT ATTORNEY HELD BY GRAND JUR'   Murphey and Smith Indict ed for Intimidating Hanufacturer.

INDICT CHIEF MURPHY   Tammany Leader One ef fix to Answer Charges.   Gotham Political Boss is Accused of Intimidation in $125,000 Cera Preducts Deal.

Tammany Head Is Indicted on  Coercion Charge   Charles F. Murphy and Others Would Interfere in Damage Suit. Claim.

MURPHY, TAMMANY. LEAPER. INDICTED   Alleged to Have Attempted Intimidation of Louis- N. Martog, N, ¥., Manufacturer.

C. F, MURPHY INDICTED   CHIEF OF TAMMANY ONE OF SIX IN BILL.   New York City Attorney and Corr Products Company Are Also Accused.

TAMMANY GHEE 9 INDICTED Oh SERIOUS CHARGE  BY GRAND Juni   Murphy and Others Said to Have Conspired to Force Settlement of Damage Suit For 10 Million Dollars.   FALSIFYING INCOME TAX ALSO ALLEGEL   Assistant District, Attorney  Smith Is Included Among Those Against Whom True  Bille Were Returned,

[. F. Murphy, Tammany Leader, Indicted on Intimidation to: Secure Return of 1$25,000

JURY INDICTS BOSS MURPHY OF TAMMANY   Five Others Accused with Him of Trying to Intimi- date Manufacturer.   ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY INCLUDED

JAMIMANY LEADER RECENTLY INDICTEL   Charged With Intimidating Manufacturer In Returning Money Invested With Him During War.

TAMMANY HEAD IS INDICTED   Murphy is One of Six Charged Intim dating Man Into Retaining $125,000.

INDICTED   The Tammany Leader Secretly Charged by Extraordinary Grand Jury,

STATEMENT BY JAMES H. LEWIS   Does Not Agree Fully . With President Wilson  ‘as to Sole Issue

LEWIS OUTLINES IDEAS AS TO PRINCIPLES FOR DEMOCRATIC. PLAFORM   DOES NOT AGREE WITH PRESIDENT THAT LEAGUE OF NA, TIONS IS MAIN ISSUR,

NAME CANNON: FOR 25TH: TIME   Eighteenth Illinois District Republicans Want “Uncle Joe" to Stay in Congress,

EUROPEAN LABOR LEARNING BETTER   Gradually Falling Away From th Idea That the Future of the World Is Bolshevism

AGH OFPICIALS BELIEVE SOVIET INFLUENCE 18 WANENG   Radical habor Blements In Europem Jountrles Rreaking ‘Awiy From

ROOSEVELT TQ SPEAK IN - MISSOURIIN TWO WEEKS   Probable Vice Presidential Can didate Will Visit Joplin and Springfield,

VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE COMIN(   Local Democrats Expect Franklir PD. Roosevelt to Speak in Joplin in Next Two Weeks,

MINERS RETURN TO WORK   After Three Days’ Vacation, Texas Workmen Decide to Resume  Ne ite

No New Warship Construction Is Provided For—Post-War Fieet Provétlian

BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES PROVIDE NO NEW WARSHIPS   United States to Continue Work on 12 Superdreadnaughts and Other War Vessels

CAP ADAIR’S BODY BROT TO OELWEIN     Accompanied by Mrs. Adair it Arrived   Tue%day Morning and Was Taken to the Family Home

CAP ADAIR'S BODY BROT.T0 OELWEIN   Accompanied by3 Mrs..ch Qauks : Arrived TueSday Moriing and Wis fen. io the Family Home

FRANK BROOKE IS ASSASSINATED IN IRELAND TODAY   One of Ireland’s Most Prominent Mer was Close Friend of Viscount i French.

WEALTY GRIT 5 SHOT DEAD AT DUBLIN STATION      Founder of Sinn Fein Outlines Method of Bringing About i Peace   LLOYD GEQRGE TAKES STEPS FOR IRELAND   Measure Planned to Deal With Violence Throughout lreland

whee 1 TO, pane ae ae on  Viol! nce In Boland ¥ oN wea 2 : Boundi ne

ASSASSINS BULLETS LAY BROOKE LOW   Shot in Directors’ Room of Railway Station by Three Men   CLOSE FRIEND OF VISCOUNT FRENCH   Life Threatened Before by Sinn Fein; Political Molives Cause

ASSASSINATION BROOKS MYSTERY   Friend of ‘Viscount French Killed When he Steped From a Train

THREE SLAY IRISH OFFICIAL   Close “Friend: of Viscount French: Vie. * tim: of. Assassins’ Bullet in 1? . ; > Dublin.

IRISH OFFICIAL SLAIN BY 3   Friend of Viscount French Killed tn Dublin Station.

FRIEND OF FRENCH SHOT IN DUBLIN   Frank Brooke, Assassinated: in Directors’ Room of Railway loday. ®

THREE SLAY IRISH OFFICIAL!   Close Friend of Viscount French Vic-! tim of Assaseins’ Bullet in Dublin.

BROOKE, CLOSE FRIEND OF FRENCH IS MURDERED   THREE MEN KILU VICTIM  / IN RAILWAY DIREC: TARY? DAT   MOTIVE POLITICAL   Sinn ¥ein Member of House Recently Sentenced to  ~ a ee

POLICE FIRED UPON BY ovMPATHIZERS OF BROOKLYN STRIKI   Pedestrian Is_ Seriously Wounded In Shooting in New York.

Ten Men In Auto Battle Officers   Open Fire On Policemen at B. R. T. Barn In Brooklyn.   ‘TRACK GREASED: CAUSES MISHAP

MINERS SLOW TO R TURN TO WORK   GOES AFTER' HOWAT   GOVERNOS WILL (BRING MINE LEADER TO TASK.   Supreme Court Sets Hearing fo Ouster Proceedings Aguinst — Sheriff G. Clint Webh,

FOOTBALL COACHES TAKE NOTE—CELEBRATES 74TH SIDTUNAY BY RECORH KIC

TEN THOUSAND “ATINT. GRETNA ~ CAPRATH DAY   Visited Soldiers'in Canip ati ’ Attended Camp Meeting — Services a  No REVIEW WAS HELD  Storm At 3 O'clock ‘Sent ~ Crowds Scattering In . Every Direction —

AEN LEUUDAND “ATT. GREINA ~ SABBATH DAY  Vitel Soldiers’i in Calnp ‘and _ Attended Camp Meeting © Services. ae  NO. ‘REVIEW WAS HELD  Storm. “At .5. O'clock - Sent "Crowds Scattering In» -~ Every Direction    Visited Soldiers: in Camp ‘an ~ Attended Camp Meeting ‘Services.

NO COMMENT IN _MASHBETO ON - TURK QUESTION             In Constantinople.

GENERAL MOTORS HIT HIGH RECORE   Stock Goes to 409 and Then Drops 46 Points—Market Unsettled as Result of Activity.

SENSATION IN WALL STREE]   GENERAL MOTORS TAKES WING OF 29 POINTS REACHING NEW HIGH POINT OF 409.

STOCK MARKET GOES WILD. OVER MOTORS   After Rising To 409, Stock Drops 46 Points Before Nocn Hour.

GENERAL MOTORS FEATURES STOCK MARKET SESSION   Records New High With 29 Point Gain and Then Declines 46.

Supporters of Wilson Gain Control of the Situation In First Test of Strength; Robinson, of Arkansas, Recommended as Permanent Convention Chairman   FACTIONS PREPARE FOR BATTLE

NHITE HOUSE crEMS TO BE HOLDING OWN   Glass’ Heads Committee on Resolutions and Robinson _-. Permanent ‘Chairman.   COMMITTEE 1S WORKING  HARD. ON THE PLATFORM   All Sorts of Suggestions Made "How to State Position of — Party and Not Get Into Trouble

BRYAN BEATE IN COMMITTEE ORGANIZATION   Glass Heads Resolutions Body; Robinson Is  Chairman.

CHAIRMEN ARE. EASILY CHOSEN BY WILSONITES   SENATOR WALSH BEATEN  ee   GETS NEITHER PLACE. STEWART BEFORE, COMMITTEE

Robinson Named Perma nent Chairman; Glass Heads Resolutions   Opposition Led by Bryan, Fades Giving Pro-Wilson Faction Undisputed Centrol +

CONVENTION !5 URGANIZE NT BY WHSON'S FRIENDS   Glass Heads Resolutions Com mittee, With Robinson as Permanent Chairman.   CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE TO REVIEW REED’S CLAIM   Committee on Rules Decides That Nominating Speeches May be Made but Balloting Must be Deferred Until Platform Has Been Adopted.

GLASS AS CHIEF ON RESOLUTIONS   Bryan’s Candidate Is Forced to Retire      Senator Walsh of Bay State Chosen Sarratary on Resolutions

ADMINISTRATION FORCES ARE IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF CONVENTION AFFAIRS

GLASS IS GHOSEN T0 DICTATE PLATFORM   VIRGINIA SKNATOR HEADS RESO. LUTIONS COMMITTEE.   Forees Behind National Administra tlon Seere Vietery at the Outset—Walsh Withdrawe From Ceatest.

BRYAN MUST SCALE CONVENTION BARRIERS   Administration Porces Fave Con: vention Chairman—-Control Resolution Committee

SCANLAND TRIAL ON Al LAS GRUCES   Major, Charged With Killing Auto Racer, Faces Court   DIPLOMATIC ATTACHE LAUDS ACCUSED MAN   Fought In Balkans During the Late World Conflict

SCANLAND TRIAL END IG INSIGHT;  ALL TESTINONY —SPRESENTED   last Witnesses Are Examined At Night Session of Court; Tell of Excellent Character of Defendant.   ARGUMENTS TO JURY WILL BE LIMITED   Judge hag <b ag ange he  ne Side M ay Have 3  Hours; Juror's \IIness May Delay Proceedings.

IRELAND MAY BE PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAY   General French Deciares He Wil! Restore Order on the island.   HAS HEAVY WEAPON IN HAND   Says He Won’t Use It Except as a Last Resort--Great Britain Is Determined to End Outlawry, He Asserts,

MARTIAL LAW FOR IRELAND?   General French: Deciares He Will Restore Order on the (stand,   HAS HEAVY WEAPON IN HAND   a Says He Won’t Use it Except as a Last Resort—Great Britain Is Determined to End Out. lawry, He Asserts.

GENERAL FRENCH HAS BiG WEAPON   All Ireland May Go Under Martia Law.   DETERMINED TO KEEP CRDER   Lord Lieutenant Says He Will Use the Extreme Method Only as a Last Resort, but That Outlawry on Island Must Cease.

State Convention Siow !n Getting Underway—McDonald In Keynote Address Tells of Party’s Accomplishments— Women Liberally Represented.

LUDGE IN AEYNUTE ADDRESS   Picture of Marvelous Scene Meets Io Choose Leader In Coilseum As G.0.P. —   CHICAGO CONVENTION PROGRAM

H. E. SMILEY HEADS ADAMS DEMOCRATS   Register and Recorder of Tha’ County Is Chosen Chairman —Several Candidates De. liver Addresses.

HORACE E. SMILEY CHOSEN CHAIRMAN   Will Lead Adams County Demo _ crats in November Political Campaign.   SIXTY WORKERS PRESENT      Speeches Were Made by Peter A. EI sesser, Charles A. Hawkins An James C, Cole, All Candidates.

INCREASE FOR DEPUTIES VALID   Failure of Clerk to Insert Enacting Clause Does  Not Affect Bill

CAPACITY HOUSES GREET “HIAWATHA’   Presentation of the Native Folklore Had as Great an Appeal as Ever   Congressman Little. and Supt. H. B. Peairs Were Called Out ek : Audience

CAPACITY HOUSES. GREET “HIAWATHA’   SHOWED GREAT. POPULAR INTEREST IN THE INDEAN TR aArttaA   AN AMERICAN LEGEND   Presentation ‘of the Native Folklore Had as Great an Appeal .as Ever         Congressman Little and Supt. HH. B. Peairs Were Called Out by Audience

MOVE TO LINK FPMANY WITH DIISSIA BEING   Infamous Brest-Litovsk Gen eral Proclaims Himself Leader   DECLARES GERMANY   Must Eseape Entente At Any Cost, He Avers In Address

Open Effort of a Former Power In Hun Military Machine May Result In Union of German Na tionalists With Snartacist:

GERMAN PLOT T0 FORM ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIANS   WORKMEN URGED TO BACK PLANS FOR A SOVIET COMBINATION.

HARDING MEETS AIDS   CONFERS ON RAILWAYS AND HIGH COST OF LIVING.   Senator Cummins of lowa and Ohio State Grange Head Call on Nominee.

HARDING AND SEN, CUMMINS CONFER ONH. C.L   Talk Over Transportation Problems and Living Cost.

- HAYES WAS THERE   Republican Leacler and Senator. A, B, Cummings Ga Over Details of Senalor  Harding's Coming Camnaicn_

Startling Statement Made 5; easter Cammina, Discuss3 ing ‘Transportation.   CONFERS. WITH HARDING       1 Presidential Nominee Alss Ghee Attention With Mx, Cummins te Bigh Cost ef Living; Antt-Strike,  mis Delended,

HARDING THINKS R. R. SITUATION VERY SERIOUS   Inability of Railroads to do Business Costing People Huge Sum

ELARDING TALKS RAIL PROBLEMS WITH CUMMIN:   lowa Senator Advises. With  Nominee on Transporta-

SENATOR WILL GO INTO SECLUSION TO-MORROW TO FINISH HIS  . QPPROH.   Confers with Senator Cum mins on. Railroad Situation and-L.. J. Tabor on  _. Agricultural Matters — Other Conferences.

HARDING TALKS nL PRUE WITH GUNNS   Governor Cox Arrives in Cojumbus to Resume Duties in Executive Office.   G. 0. P- NGMINEE GOES INTC DEEP -SECLUSION   Candidate Desires to Finish His Speech of Acceptance With Dispatch.

CUMMING CONFERS WITH RARDING OX TRAFFIC PROBLEM   Transportation and High Cos’ of Living Discussed With Nominee at Marion.   IOWA MAN EMPHASIZES GRAVITY OF SITUATION   Says Railroads Cost Business More Every! Day Than War Cost Any One Day.

SENATOR HARDING FACES BUSY ~__ DAY WITH MANY GONFERENCES    Meets: First With Senator Cummins, of Iowa; “Announces  That After Tomorrow He Will Go. Into Séclusion to  Finish Acceptance Sneech. .

DISCUSSESHGH COST AF LIVING   HARDING CONFERS With SENATOR CUMMINS AND ‘GRANGE LEADER.

HARDING TATS WITH CUMMINGS ON HIGH PRICES   Also Takes Up Transportation Problem in Conference at Marion, O., Today

TRANSPORTATION AND  TC OF L: DISCUSSED BY MIR. HARDING AND SENATOR CUMMINGS

HARDING CONFERS WITH IOWA SOLOK ON HIGH PRICES   Candidate Will Emphasize Need of Readjustment Ir Acceptance’ Speech   SAYS IT’S BIG ISSUE   Senator New, In Charge of Speaking Campaign Has 500 Invitations On File

HARDING DISCUSSES SEVERAL VITAL ISSUES   Cummins and State Grange: Hold Conferences.

HARDING DISCUSSES HIGH GOST OF LIVING   Also Confers Upon Railroad Questior With Senator Cummings,

Has Lengthy Discussion Wit! Senator Cummins Concerning Carriers and H. C. L.

HARDING DISCUSSES ~~ "RAILROAD PROBLEM   “With Senator. C1 Cummings, . 0. Towa-—Senator Praises * Nev ‘Railroad Law. .

HARDING CONFERS - WITH SEN. CUMMIN:   Republican Nominee Sees Sena: tor and State Grange Head.   Talks Over Railways and High Cost of Living With Cummins and J. L. Taber.

CONFER WITH HARDING   Republican Nominee Seés: Senator and State Grange Head.   Talke Over Railwaye and High Cost of Living With Cumming and * J. L. Taber.

G. D. P. nominee takes up ‘transportation ~ and : freight problems —   Democrats expected to put Up stiffest fight there "and in Indiana -

ANIL LINES WILL PAY HIGHER WAGES BUT THEY WILL INSIST UPON AN HONEST DAY'S EFFOR

RAILRUADS NOT OPPOSE 10 FAIR WAGE INCREASES   Testimony Given Rail Labor Board by Whiter   SOME DEMANDS ARE OPPOSED

Employers, However, in Return Expect Honest and Conscientious Work From the Men, Whiter Says.

WAGE INGREADES NOT OPPOSED BY THE RAILROADS   In Return for Honest and Con: scientious Work by the Men.   DISLIKE SOME DEMANDS

TRUCK FIGHTS ~SHELBURN FIRE   SULLIVSN MUTUAL .APPARATUS MAKES TWO RECORD RUNS “EAST NIGHT   OVERALL FACTORY BURKED

POTATO BLIGHT IN COUNTY JS SERIOUS   Crop of 250,000 Bushels Menac_ ed—Farm Bureau Conducts  Four Demonstrations.

MOQNEY APPEAL. REACHES WILSON WATE HOUSE   ‘Committee Leaves Note With Tumuity Asking President j For Justice

‘AN-GERMANS OPEN CAMPAIGN   First Election Appeal Appears in Berlin Newspaper—“Shameful Peace” Is Their Cry,

SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE VALIDITY OF BUFFALO RED GASES   Oniy Eleven Were Able to Furnish Bond When Arraigned in City Court This Morning

Four Dead and More Than 100 Injured in Path of Northwestern Hurricane

NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS 1S QUIEN   Production Shows Decline In Many Counties,  te eneenen  ea a iia. « in > =-— -— =

WORTH CENTRAL TENS 1S OE   Production, Shews Decline  Many Counties,   EASTLAND WELLS GOOD

NOTHERN TEXAS FIELDS MAKE SAIK   Stenniens County: Leads:in Daily Output,    BRECKENRIGGE POOL ACTIVE   Gusher Wells Strack in Townsite—Extension of Produe_ tive Territory. by : Skhailaw * Producer—Burkburnett Dis_ trict Reports Additions—Big  Business Dore in Supvlics.-.

NOTHERN TEXAS FIELDS MAKE GAIN   Stephens County Leads in Daily Outre   BRECKENRIDGE POOL ACTIVE   Gusher Wells Struck in Town. site—Extension of Produetive Territory. by Shallow  ' Producer—Burkburnett District Reports Additions—Big - Business Done in Supplics.

COAL CAR FOR EACH 5,000   Proposal for Distributing Fuel Ac cepted at a Meeting of Inter. ested Parties.

LLINGIS BANK   Bank at Plainfield Robbed of $13,000 in Cash Today.

OVERSUPPLY OF —MEAT-FAILS-T0REDUCE PRICE      Storage Houses of England Ar Packed, but People Lack Price to Buy Food

SMALLEST COUNTY IN JU. S.   Im Population, Not Area—it Has 860 Square Miles and 67 inhabitants.

Cochran County, Texas, Smallest in Country, ; Plas Riots. Sends Pantie

REPORT OF CENSUS BUREAU   Least Populated a County ie United States Is in Texas.

‘COCHRANE COUNTY, TEX.,  LEAST POPULOUS IN U. S.; 67, GAIN OF 2 IN DECAD!

WOULD ENFORCE THE LAW BETTER   Anti-Saloon League Officers Open Drive for More Rigid Prohibition Enforcement.   SOME DRY AGENTS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT   Wayne. B. Wheeler Alarmed  Over Alleged Campaign by tha Tinnor tnterests.

FOR MORE RIGID ENFORCEMENT PROHIPNTIUN   Opened Tcday af Conference of Stat: ond Nation?! Gificers.

CAMPAIGN ON 10  GET EXSERVICE  L. INTO RANK HE . W. W.   Agitators Are Trying to Fersuade Former Soldiers to. Join the Radicals, House Committee Is Told,   ‘CONGRESS’ ’ FAILURE TO  PROVIDE CAUSE GIVEN   American Legion Representatives Say Delay in Pass= ing Relief Bill Is Affecting Marale of Men.

Adjutant Holden Tells Senate Committee That Relief Plan Must be Adopted by Congress to Stop I. W. W. Propaganda Among Former Soldiers and Sailors

 RECRUITING sr AVICE MEN sys HEGION OFFICIAL   THESE PEISCONTENTED © VET PPE AN HPGARDISG Puvts str To ne “PR   FEDERAL AID 15 URGED   Litersttire Pibartbuted Among Hos Pital Patents ttah A\dintant Tells House Wass and and Means Committee

AGITATORS ASTIR, SAY WITNESSES   Trying to Recruit Former Service Men Into the . W. W,   UNREST IN LEGION ALLEGED

W. W. ERT IGEN EX OERVIGE MEN   Use Failure of Congress tc Grant Relief as Their Argument.

LW. W. TRYING TO RECRUIT EX-YANKS LEGIONERS CHARGE   Claim Agitators Are Spreading Organized Propaganda to Discredit Government's Aid for Service Men.

LW. W. ENTIGE VETERANS INTE UNION, Io TALE   SEETHING UNREST IN LEGION   ALL BECAUSE A PROPER RELIEF BILL NEVER HAS PASSED.

1. W. W. WOUL D SEDUCE SOLDIERS   American Legion Calls Attention to New Propaganda

CITEBONUS DELAY ASI W.W.CAPITAL   Recruits are Being Sought Amon; _ Discontented Service Men, It Is Declared   LEGION URGES RELIEF   Pamphlets Urging Alignment  With LW.W., Forces are Circu lated Among Hospital Patients

REVISED PLAN SOLDIER RELIEF 16 PRESENTED   AGITATORS TRYING TO RECRUIT INTO L W. W. FORMER SERYICE MEN, IT IS CLAIMED.   SEETHING UNREST 1S CLAIN   Nevada Member Executive Committee of Legion Urges Immediate Relief Be ‘Given.

EX-SERVICE MEN ARE URGED TO GO OVER TO I. W. W. CAMP   It Is Said That Discontent Among Some World War Veterans Is Bringing About Serious Condition of Affairs. Discussing Relief Plans Before House Committee.

DISCONTENT AMONG MEN 1.W.W. HELP   Gated Agitators Influence Ex-Soldiers With Promizes of Aid

ENT NEW PLAN OF SOLDIER RELIEF   Say Agitators Are Trying to Re cruit Service Men.   IMMEDIATE AID IS URGED   American Legion Representa. tives Appear Before House Ways and Means Committee —-Gallivan Claims Troops Ke. turned From France to Find Orgy cf Reckless Spending.

CHANGE 1. W. W. id TANG TU SECURE FORMERLEGION MEN   Alleges Pretty Wom. en Distributed Literature   SAYS SOLDIERS RESENT ORGY

SEETHING UNREST IN LEGION   ALL BECAUSE A PROPER RELIEF BILL NEVER HAS PASSED.

RADICALS HOPE TO GET CONTROL   . W. W. Trying to Recruit Former Service Men  TO ALLAY DISCONTENT   Representatives of American Legion Urge Congress to Act Seething Unrest Prevails Among Former Service Men and Women Witness Tells Committee

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT TOURS TEXAS FOR FIRST TIMI   SPEAKS AT PORT WORTH ANI DALLAS AND ESTABLISHES A PRECEDENT FOR THE STATE,

HARDING FIRST TO ENTER TEXAS GIVEN WELCOME   P.ececent Established in South ern Politics.

CENATOR HARDING erTe DBFPETEN   Republican Candidaic Fer President Will Make Campaign For Nomination In Texas.

FORT WORTH   First Republican Candi: date to Campaign in State of Texas

HARDING IN TF   First Republican Presidential Candi date Ever To Speak There.

POLAND TO APPCAL FOR ALLIES HELP   Spa Conference Will be Asked for Aid.   AMMUNITION iS HELD UP   Decision Comes as Climax to Task of Securing War Sup. plies—-Czechs and Austrians Said to Have Delayed Shipments——-Thousand Enlist to light Bolsheviki.

AMMUNITION HELD UP BY. GZEGHS IB -GHARGE OF POLES   Countrymen Appeal To Spa Dele gates. For Aid—Allege Thal They Never Wanted For Men.   WHOLE: CITIES . VOLUNTEER

Decision Comes as Climax to Task of Securing’ War Sup. plies~—Czechs and’ Austrians Said to Have Delayed Shipments——Thousand Enlist to Light Bolsheviki.

GOAL MINERS WES ASKED TQ TESTIFY   4,000 Quit Work When President   Howat Is {Incar cerated for Contempt of Court.

oa SON AND WOOD ~STRERUN CLOSE   ‘May Require Official Canvas To Determine Winner in Oregon: Re‘publican Primary.

JONSON'S LEAD IN OREGON SAE   PORTLAND, Ore., May 24.— —Senator Hiram Johnson's lead over General Wood had been increased to 1122 at 1 o'clock today.

OREGON STILL IN DOUBT.   Johnson's Lead Gut Down To 700 b; Late Returns, “

MEXICAN CONGRESS HAS QUORUM NECESSARY Tf OFLEGT PRESIDEN   a  SUPREME COURT WHICH FLED  WITH CARRANZA HAS RETURN: : ED TO THE CAPITAL,

When the Mexican Ruler left Mexice City He Had a Train Loaded Wit! Money and Valuables Which Was Captured By Rebels. The Suprem

20,000,000 PESOS. “WERE CAPTURED      Mexican: Congress, es Hlas- ‘Quorum ‘Neces~ -- gary. for Work.

Attorneys for Movie Star Want to Kill Effort to Annul Marv’s Divorce,   EXPECT BITTER FIGHT   State Charges Mary Never tn tended to Take Up Residence in Nevada.

TO FIGHT LEGALITY © OF PICKFORD DIVORCE      Indications the Case Will Bo Carried To Suprem: Court of Nevada, ?

LONG FIGHT IS CERTAIR   Mary Pickford Diverce Decree to Re Long and Bitterly Con iaated.

FIGHT OPENS OVER MARY PICKFORD’S DECREE OF DIVORCE   Actress’ Attorneys Move to Quash Nevada Action to Annul Divorce Order.

OPEN SPIRITED FIGHT ON PICKFORE BIVORCE   NEVADA SUPREME COLD ULI BE APPEALED ‘TO DY x «OO STATE

NEVADA WAKES, FUS9 OVER oUlT BROT BY MARY   Would Annul Divorce Se cured Recently by Miss Pickford

LEADER OF REDS — INRUHR VALLEY ONCE A MENIAL   Weber During Big War Ran Errands for Gen. Ludendorff.

TRIAL OPEN, CLEVE LAN   Municipal Judge One of 29 Witnesses—Ex. pect to Identify “Third Man”

MYSTERY MAN IN KILLING, CLAIM   ‘Sensation Promised in Murder  Trial at Cleveland.   JOYCE HEARING IS BEGUN   Charged with Shooting H. C Kagy, Auto Salesman.

IMPROVEMENT NOTED METROPOLIS   Strike of teamsters, etc., however, further complicates R. R. situation   MARY MEN ARE RETURNING   All roads, while still erippled, are maintaining bet-ter passenger servire 

RAIL LABOR BOARD 10 ACTIMMEDIATELY TO QUELL RAIL STRIKE      ARREST OF LEADERS OF 7 OF TROUBLE.. HAS.. BEEN ORDERED

OF LEADERS IN SWITCHMENS STRIKE ORDERED TOUAY   Reported They Would Be Charged With Violations of Lever Act.

HEARING EARLY IN MAY   That is Understanding in Regard to Cicero Creek Petition,

WEARING EARLY      Phat is Unde Regard to Cicero Creck Petition.

WAR ON CATS IN NEW YORK      But Rats Need Not Rejoice for They Are Also Due for Extermination.

BUYS THOUSAND HOUSES   Rich Britisher Buys an Entire Sea sida Resort in Wales.

MONON RY. SAVES ~ $80,000-ON COAI   EVERY EMPLOYEE AIDED IN CON SERVING AND THE TOTAL © IS GRATIFYING TO ALL

BACKER UNABLE TO ESCAPE FROM PERJURY CHARGE   Rich’ Builder Said to Have  Changed Testimony on Trtennent anf Mach

MONTANA SOLDIERS IN LAST GROUP OF RETURNING TROOPS   WILL BE, ENTERTAINED ON ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK BY ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB, ON PLANS RECENTLY ARRANGED

INLENUHUNUH CAMPAIGN IS INAUGURATED  Plea s Made For Subscriptions By Ministers on Sunday

INTERCHURCH - CAMPAIGN IS INAUGURATED   Pleas Made For Subscription: By Ministers on Sunday Morning   TEAMS OF CANVASSERS   Out in‘ Afternoon and Called On the Non-Attendants

WILOUN GALLO UN MINERS 10 AGGEPT AWART   Challenge of Miners Accepted by the President; Says Majority Report Will Not Be Set Aside   STRIKE TALK CONFINED TO GROUP OF INSURGENTS   Report Reactionary, Bot Award Will be Put Into Effeci, Say Officials

WILSON GALLS FOR LOYAL MINERS 10 ACCEPT NEW WAGE   Joint Scale Committee Wil Meet Thursday to Write Terms Into Contracts.   TROUBLE S PREDICTED BY U. M. W. ECONOMIST   Award Reactionary, Statemen' Says, Adding Price of Coal Should Take Decline.

WILSON APPEAL TO TAKE AWARD MADE TO MINERS   President Asks That the Major ity Report of Wage Commission Be Carried Into Effect   “TROUBLE” IS PREDICTED   Miners’ Official Assails Award of Majority of Commission as~“Reactlonary”

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO ANTHRACITE MEN TO ACCEPT NEW WAGE   Miners Are Angry with Award and Trouble is Predicted.

PRESIDENT AGKS MENTO AGGEP]   Calls on Anthracite Miners to Carry into Effect Wage Award.   TAKES STRIKE CHALLENGE

Calls on Anthracite Workers to Carry Out Wage Award of Committee’s Majority

WILSON URGES DUAL MINERS NOT 10 STRIKE   President Wires Them to Accept the Wage Award and Act in Good Faith.   ‘THREAT OF STRIKE PETERING OUT TODAY   Official of Union Declares Wage Award is Reactionary Decision.

Former Carranzivin Candidnie     ‘or     Mexican Presidency ‘Fo Give  tty Hta Comanmd

ASSISTANCE BY OFFICIALS   Committee Investigating  Mexican Situation to  . Goto El Paso

FURTHER TESTIMONY LINK CARRANZISTRD WITH SAN DIEGO PLOT   Hearings Will Probably Be Completed at San Antonio Tomorrow and Committee Wil! Go to El Paso --- Raids Backed by Government.

15. FAVORITE IN BETTING   From coast to coast G. 0. P is hoiding its breath over outcome

JOHNSON FAVORITE I PRESIDENTIAL pack LN WDIANE   ‘Contest Between Wood and Johnson It Is . Conceded   ‘HARDING NOT IN RACE   ‘Clear Cut Issue In California Between Johnson and Hoover.

Odds Favor Johnson In the California’ Vote Today. While Bets Are Even On Race Between Wood and the California Senator To day In Indiana—Vote i is ‘ LE on ver Ie rlianna

Johnson And Wood Battle In Indian:   Indications Are That Primary Ke sults Will Show Close bight   By HILLARD D. GARRETSON International News Service Start  Hmmn eee A aw

LABOR LEADER FEARS A CRASH   say« lf ts Imperative That There Re  Lonver Working Hoars.

AMERICAN DUCHESS TO WED   Widowed Daughter of Themlere Shonts Will Marry First liashband’« Sephevw.,.

KAISER MAY MEET NAPOLEON'S FATE UNDER NEW PLAN   Holland May Be Askex To Intern Ex-Emperor Outside of Europe.

HOLLAND WILLING TA MOVE HOHENZOLLERN AWAY FRORE FRONTIE   WOULD RESENT ALLIED BICTA. TIGN AS TO INTERNMENT OF FORMER EMPEROR.

HOLLAND SENSITIVE. AS TO EX-EMPEROR         Weuld Probably Recent Any Dictation As To Sending Him To Any Particular Place. © ©

EX-KAISERIN MAKES A RALLY   Improvement of Former Empresa of Germany Considered Only Temporary.

FORMER EMPRESS IS BETTER   Augesta Victoria of Germany Abie te Sit Up a Few Minates.

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL  ESTATE.   Berar) OF CUPID'S WORK   ‘Jots Showing ‘What Is Going On In The Temple of  juetice.   Wsill fe Filed.

SHAH FLEES FROM RUSS REDS   Persan Governmert in Flight te Mountains-—Soviet Forces Occupy Country,

euaH ELEES FROM RUSS REDS   Persian: Government in Flight to Mountains—Soviet Forces O¢ eyed he Aner  a cupy Gouritry:

SHAH FLEES TO MOUNTAINS   Persian Government in Flight From Soviet Forces.

HARDING CUTS WOMEN SHORT   Personal Friend of Nominee Dectares Suffrage Interview Will Last Just 20 Minutes,

MEXICO HELD IN GRIP OF NOUAGENT FORGED   Carranza Will Be Aided te Escape from Vera Cruz, Is Reported

AT KOON TODAY HE WAS BEING DETAINED AT ESCARANDA, Tt WAS REPORTED.   Obregon Has Sent a Commission From Mexico City to Provide Safe Passage For Former Ruler to Vera Cruz.

OBREGON NOW IN FULL CONTROL   New Government Seems to be Firmly Established in Mexico With Him Head  4   CARRANZA MAY SAIL   For a Foreign Country and Escape Penalty — To Ask Recognition

Carranza Is Held at  Esperanza   ‘ rte Conduct te  Vern Cruz—To Sail to Fare,  ! Obregon Va Provide     1     tort ; Port. e

HAVE TREATY  WITH GERMANY   It Is Declared Russia to Undertake to Evacu_ ate Poland

CLAIMS TREATY 15 MADE AY SOVIET AND GERMAN   London Times Correspondent Reports Treaty Terms Af ‘fecting Poland

GERMANY AND - REDS IN PLOT AGAINST POLES   Secret ‘Treaty Planning: Dismem. berment of New! Treaty  Concluded Long Ago. -

SOVIETS MADE GERMAN PACT. SAYS REPOR]   London Times Correspond ent Tells Of Secret Treaty.

cunt ThtAly AS TO POLAND  NAMES TEUTON:   FOR DOING CERTAIN THINGS GER MANY WAS TO HAVE GUIDING HAND IN CONTROL OF COUNTRY

Russia and Germany Join in Secret Treaty to Take Poland’s National Life

SOVIETS’ SECRET TREATY   Pact With Germany Would Let Russia Pillage Poland

CHARGE GERNAN oOMIET TREAT!   Correspondent of English Paper Says He Has Proof vO Of Secret Pact.   GIVES OUT ITS TERMS

BERLIN IS BACK OF THE SOVIET FORCES   Reds Have Secret Treaty With Germany.   Correspondent for London Paper Says Reds Planned to Contro! Exports— Next Campaign Against Roumania

Germans Accused of Making a Secre Treaty with Russia To Keep Hands _ Off Operations in Poland.   WERE TO HAVE HAD FREE HAND FOLLOWING NATION’S CONQUEST

GERMANS BACK REDS   RUSS HAVE SECRET TREATY WITH BERLIN GOVERNMENT,   London Newspaper Correspondent Says the Soviets Plan to Control! Exports.

DID GERMANY PLAN POLISH DOWNFALL?   LONDON TIMES CORRESPON. DENT MAKES THIS ACCUSATION         Says Huns Had Entered in Seere Treaty With the Bolshevist Leaders

Efforts of Poles to Stem the Tide Seems to Be Futile.   SITUATION GRAVE AS IN AUGUST, 1914   Allies Rush Munitions and Tanks to Aid Polish Army.

SECRET TREATY ~~ WITH GERMANY   Concessions to Soviets, It is Reported.

BERLIN BACKS RUSS   Reds Have Secret Treaty With Germany. ~   Correspondent for London Paper Says Reds Planned to Control Exporte— Next Campaign Against Roumania,

LOX GOES INTO JONGON GTATE FOR THE LEAGUE   Declares He Is “Unbend ing’ on the Main Issue

Invades State Of Sen. John. son, Inveterate Foe Of Pact   RAPS PROPAGANDA   Democratic . Candidate Will Speak At San Francisco Friday Night

CLEVER MOVE SAVES PARTY’S SPLIT   Held League Plank in Pocket While Factions Fought to Deadlock   THEN SPRUNG IT ON   ‘WOOD, LOWDEN, JOHNSON FORCES «AS AN ACCEPTABLE com.  PROMISE.

AUCT PLANK USED BY nAYo TN-GRISIS. AVERTS SPLIT: —MGORMIGK THREAT WINS   Mark Sullivan. Gives the Inside. Story of the . Platform Fight Showing How Close Was  tha Onen Revolt.   OLD ROOSEVELT MEN AT LAST re  - FIGHT BACK- AND WIN ‘OUT   Beater “and “Ignored in Early Proceedings They Flare Up Under Senator McCormick’s : Leadership and. Threaten Reprisal.

LLOYD GEORGE, VOCALIST.      Premier Is Discovered to Posse Rich Baritone ai Lincaln Statue Ceremonv, ,

AS A VOCALIST   Lloyd ‘George Surprises London When He Sings Hymn of Republic   ACCEPTS MONUMENT   Of Abraham Lincoln—Un. veiling of Statue Took Place Yesterdav

DEMOCRATS READY FOR MEET   Leaders Gather for Trip to San Fran cisco—lilinois Men Start This Week.

Leaders Gather for Trip to San Fran. cisco——I!linois Men Start This Week.

Leaders Gather at. Hot Springs for Conference.   Former Senator Taggart, Charles F Murphy and Others to Discuss Convention at Frisco.

AGREE TO REDIUVAL OF BEAD WITHTN WaR ZON!      terring Soldiers,

YANK DEAD TO RETURN   CONTROVERSY BETWEEN JU. 8S AND FRANCE ENDS,   Agreement Is Reached at a Confer ence Between Representatives of the Two Nations.

AGREEMENT REACHED ON REMOVAL OF U. S. _ DEAD TO HOME LAN!   Now Awaits Approral of French Gor: ernment, Advices Recelved by ‘State Department Say.

MFR re rn ene teen namaste minima  D SOLDIER ‘DEAD DISPUTE, Pement Awalts “Official Approva  Poe 2 2 ae

AMERICAN DEAD MAY BE REMOVED   AGREEMENT IS REACHED AT CONFERENCE TODAY.

AMERICA’S DEAD WILL BE RETURNEI   Agreement Reached at ‘Confer. ence of Representatives.   Shairman Porter of House Foreign Af. fairs Committee Says Controversy Practically Ended,

TO RETURN U. S$. DEAD   Agreement Reached at Conference of Representatives.   Chairman Porter of House Foreign Af fairs Committee Says Controversy Practically Ended.

/ a Dates and Places for the Five ; Warmers Institutes in County

GENERAL J. A. GARY DIES.   Former Postmaster General Suecumbs to Infirmities of Age.

JAMES H. GARY. DIES   Was ‘Postiviaster ‘Gener General. Under Pres 2 dent McKinley.

AJGARY DYEs.     GENERAL   Former -Postmaster General Suc cumbs to Infirmities of. Agc-

COMMUNISTS IN ILLINOIS ARE TO FACE TRIAL   vighty-Five Indictments are Returned by Grand  Jury.

JURY INDICTS 85 ~ ALLEGED RADICALS   CHARGE COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBERS ADVOCATED OVERTHROW OF U.S.

RADICALS SOUGHT — FOR MONTHS CAUGHT   Two. Alleged Anarchists, Comsidered Dangerous Leaders, Are Captured In Chicago Raide—-Further Ar reats Expe:ted

DANGEROUS REDS ARE IN CUSTOD'   Prison Terms Now Im perative Before Alian: Are Deported.

SAYS EUROPE REQUIRES LOAN OF $20,000,000,001   writieh  deinaneinl Paxpert Propose That Levee at Nattons Ftout  This niet.

POLICEMAN AND MAN SHOT BY 2 ROBBERS   Were on Way to Drug Store for Medicine,

MIDDLE CLASS GIRL SPOILED   So Says a Writer in a London News paper

EDWARDS IS CONFIDENT   New Jersey Governor Pleased With Democratic Ontlook.

SECRETARY DENOUNCES SIMS’ CHARGE OF PROLONGING THE WAR.   SECRETARY CHARGES ADMIRAL WAS “RECKLESS WITH TRUTH”

TOWNSEND BILL IS FAVORED   Measure Introduced by Senater Froun Michigan Galle for of $425,

TOWNSEND BILL IS FAVORED   Measure Introduced by Senator From Michigan Calls for Appropriation  ' of $425,000,000.

Interest on Public Debt and Ine creased Naval Costs Boost Estimates.   NO PROVISION FOR RAILS   Actual Expenditures May Be More Than Estimates Submitted Today.

COUNGRESS ASKED FOR MORE THAN FOUR BILLIONS   Estimates of Government Expenses For Fiscal Year Total $4,068,449,857.36.

HOUSTON ASKS STUPENDOUS SUE   Seoretary of Treasury Wants Congress to Appropriate : OverFour Billioh.   DOES -NOT INCLUDE ALI

OVER FOUR BILLIONS 10. RUN: GOVERNMENT ASKED ~ BY SECRETARY HOUSTON   Proodiy Appropriations for Present Year but Will Be Pared ‘Down in Committee—Lar ger Army and Navy Pro-: vided in Bill Presented.

ESTIMATE EXCEEDS CURRENT FISCAL. YEAR APPROPRIATIONS BY $855,407,532.  1,188,404,864.87 INTEREST

i a ee  APPROPRIATION UF OVER FOUR BILLA ASKED   “Estimates for Next Fiscal Year Are Four Times Those of Pre-War Years   INTEREST ON SINKING FUND OVER A BILLION   WAR DEPARTMENT ALON ASKS $935,000 000, TWICK IS APPROPRIATION FOR PRES PNT YEAR,

Huge Total in Housten Re. quest——Repnblican Leaders Say Estimate Will be (ut

HOUSTON ASKS ~ROUR BILLION   REGULAR EXPENSES OF GOWwIRR \MENT ESTIMATED AQT TErAaT,  3   EXCEEDS 1920 APPROPRIATION   FOUR HUNDRED WILLION UNDER : THE 1919 ESTIMATE.   Despite Eferts Toward Economy, Actnal Expenses Maw Re Larger Simec Several Needs Are Net tacluded,

ASK CONGRESS FOR OVER FOUR BILLION   Federal Departments Submit Reports Today on Estimated Ex~ penses For Fiscal Year   THE LARGEST ON RECORD   Republican Leaders Have Already Served Notice That Requests Will be Pruned

COUR GILLION NEEDED FOR U.S. NEXT YEAR   A ppropriations for Running Government Is Asked of Congress by Treasury Secretary.

SECRETARY OF TREASURY SiYS ~ MUCH IS NEED      Prenets Estimate tu Contress 2 the @peuitig Session This pr wk i   GREATLY EXCEEDS LAST ‘FRARS APPROPRIATIONS      Request Witt Reveive Pruning Knte at Hands of Republican Réinresutaitccn:

CONGRESS HAS — STARTED ON SHORT SESSION   Little Business Will Be Transacted Between Now And Fourth of March.

CONGRESS ASKED — ~ FOR INCREASED. APPROPRIATIONS   $4,000,000 MORE THAN THE APPRO PRIATION AS ESTIMATED IN 1919

OVER FOUR BILLION DOLLARS ASKED BY CEE Y OF TREASHA   Sum Needed for Expenses 91 Government in Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1922.   CONGRESS MAY REDUCE 11   Estimate is Nearly Four Times as Great as Appropriations for Pre-War Years.

DEPUTY KITCHIN WAS_,  A BRAVE OFFICER   “Aunt Becky” Pays a‘ a Tribute to Murdered Officer.

DEPUTY KITCHIN WAS A BRAVE OFFICER      “Aunt Becky" Pays a Tribute to Murdered Officer.

Defeated Candidate For Re publican Nomination Break Silence Holding Him Since the Chicago Convention.

STATEMENT [nai BY HIRAM JCARSEO   'He Says Support of Repubti can Party Will Safeguard Our Awmericanicm.

Says League of Nations Overshadow ing Question ia Campaign.   His Support of the Party Will Depend oo Harding's Attitude on League Issue.

BRITISH CABINET BACKS UP IRISH ADMINISTRATION   SAY DECISION REGARDING Mae: SWINEY TRREVOCARIE

REPRISALS TO PAT UNDER NVESTICATION   ‘Goverment Unanimously Be. hind Irish Administration: Conditions Improving

PRUBE PLANNED AF REPRISALS   BRITISH CABINET APPROVES ADMINISTRATION QF HAMAR GREENWOOD.

CABINET APPROVES IRELAND’S RULE   COIEF  SECRETARY GREENWOOI DECLARES CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING IN IRELAND

CABINET WILL LAUNCH PROBE OF REPRISALS   Administration of Irish Affair by Chief Secretary Green. wood Is Endorsed.   Course Is Agreed Upon   No Change to Be Made in Decision Against Frecing Lord Mayor of Cork.

DECISION REACHED AFTTR APPROVAL STAMPED ON GREENWOOD'S ADMINISTRATION

PUZZLED ON ENDING OF WAR   Britieh Barristers at Sea—Committec Has Been Appointed to Fix Official Deta.

4 PER CENT BEER LEGALIZED   Rhode Isiand General Assembly Passes a Law Defining Non. Intoxicating Beverages.

CARTER LEIDY GOING TO WORK   Fifi Widener's Mate to Toil as Labore: in a Steet Plant at Ber. wick, Pa,

LEIDY TO TOIL AS LABORER   Husband of Fifi Widener to Go te Work in Steel Mill.

FIVE KILLED IN DENVER RIOTS. MARTIAL LAW   Strike Committee Affer Seven Hoar: Deliberations Voted to Declare ithe Strike Of

DEATH TOLL CREEPS UP IN DENVER, COL   More Strike Breaker: Are Killed By Tramway Mobs.

PRICES ‘ARE. BETTEE   STREET BUILDING MAY’ BE Po: SIBLE_THE COMING YEAR.   Cement Men Show Signs of Decided Reductions in Prices,  :

PRIGES ARE BETTE   STREET BUILDING MAY BE POs  SIBLE THE COMING YEAR,   Cement Men Show Signs of Decided  Reductions in Prices.

CSS”:  STEAMERS COLLIDE (FF METROPOLIS   SPANISH ROYAL MAIL VESSEL IS BEACHED, BEFORE SINKING TO BOTTOM.

PRESENCE OF MIND OF VETERAN SKIPPER AVERTS A PANIC WHEN SHIPS CRASH IN N. Y. HARBOR   Capt. Muslera Rings for Full Speed Ahead, Turns His Vessel Toward Brooklyn Shore, Jumps From the Bridge Into Excited Crowd of Passengers and Restores Order.

FREIGHTER RAMS PASSENGER LINER             Spanish Liner Beached:  - Large Hole: Knocked in By Mallory. Steamer

STEAMERS. SMASH IN NEW YORK Bay   Liner ds Beached with. Hole in Sid When  Boats ‘Clash; Passengers Sate

STEAMER BEACHED AFTER BEING IN A COLLISION   Immigrants Are Prevented From Jumping Overboard, Onlv One Being Iniured.

SPANISH SKIPPERSAVES - PASSENGERS AFTER SHIP CRASH   “Full Speed Ahead” Beaches Disablea _ Liner and Cool Head Restores Order Among 250 Frightened Immigrants.

Bla LINERS COLLIDE IN NEW YORK HARBOR   Immigrants Scurry for Lifeboats and Leap for Bridge—Vessel Beached—~No Fatalities

CAPTAIN AVERTS A PANIC   Cocel-headed Action Following Shiz Celliaten Saves Passeagere

SPANISH BOAT DAMAGED FROM A COLLISION   Immigrants Badly Frightened  Boat is Beached by its Captain.

FIND BODY OF ARTIST'S WIFE   Remains of Woman Believed to Be Those of Mrs. Anna Jones, Who Was Drowned While on Honeymoon.

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS  ARE RENDERED IDLE WHEN erToivwe ewiirTan RIC PLANTS

MIDDLE WEST INDUSTRIES CLOSING DOWN; GREAT  ARMY OF IDLE WORKMEN

FUEL SHORTAGE ~ CLOSES BIG PLANTS   80,000 Tle in Derrait, 106,000 ip Chicago—40,000 Stockyard Men Are Tile.

INDUSTRY HIT BY BIG STRIKE   Middle West Plants Forced t Shut. Down by. Shortage of Fuel and Raw Material.

MANY INDUSTRIES ARE CLOSED   Unable to Get Coal Supply—Steel Mills Hard Hit by Walk-out   SITUATION NOT SO SERIOUS   Chicago Reports Conditions Somewhat Improved Tuessay

Loss In Datly Wages Millions As Plants ‘Are Close —Some Improvement Reported In West But Strikers Gain in the East

FIGHT THOUSAND WORKERS WILL BE IDLE BY EVENING      Edison Company Eniplayes Forced to “Pull Swilehes” On Account of Lack Fuel Noreen tee.

FORTUNES GROW IN DETROIT ON LIQUOR SELLING   FIRST DRY CITY IN WORLD SEES ILLEGAL WEALTH FROM BOOTLEGGING   CANADA IS OASIS WITH REAL BOOZE   Trifle of 1200 Per Cent Profit Made By Whisky Bought: Across The Detroit River.

BOOTLEGGERS ARE MAKING FORTUNE IN DRY DETROIT   Canada is Oasis With Real Whiskey at $1.25 a Quart.   PRICE $15 ACROSS RIVER

SALE OF EX-GERMAN SHIPS IS HELD.UF   Secretary Baker Protests on Grounds They Were flucluded oin’ Army Transport Service in, Agreement  With Shipping Board.

BATTLE OVER KIEV IS STILL RAGING   Bolsheviki Have Strengthened Resistence, Says Polish Dispatch.

STRENGTHEN KIEV DEMENSE.   Artiliery Fire on Poles — Incereases— Repair Burned Brideecs.

HIGHT FOR DEFENSE OF KIEV.   Bolshevik Troops Defending  Vity Strengthen Their Resistanec.

BIG BATTLE AT KIEV   RUSSIAN GREAT GUNS HAMMER THE POLES.   Bolsheviki, With Their Backs to th Wall, Are Making Desperate Stand.

FIGHT FOR KIEV GROWS HOTTER; REDS STRONGER   Heavy Guns Direct Fire Against Attacking Poles.

BOLSHEVISTS STRENGTHENING THEIR DEFENSES   Battle for Possession of the City of Kiev is Still Waging.   REDS’ REINFORCEMENTS ARE BEING BROUGHT UP   Britain on Eve of Negotiat ing With Soviet Government is Report.

STRENGTHEN KIEV STAND   Bevero Pighting Marks Advance of Poles and Ukrainians on Capital

BOLSHEVIK FORCES TRY TO SAVE KIEV   Reds’ Big Guns Defend the City of Kiev.   Severe Battle Rages on Ukrainiar Front—Boleheviki Backed to the Wail.

FIGHTING RAGES IN DEFENSE OF KIEV   Bolsheviki Put Up Bold Front To Hold Ukrainian ft CanitalL

Holders of Kiev Are Said To Be Bringing Up New Artillery.   POLES CONTINUE TO PRESS AHEAD

SOVIETS 2OLSTER DEFENSE BEFORE UKRAINE CAPITAL   Battle for the Poenssian of Kiev is Still Rag ing

Bolsheviki at Kiev Are Stronge   The Force of “Resistance Considerably ‘Strengthened During Pasi ‘Twentysfour Hours.

BATTLE STILL RAGES AT KIEV   BOLSHEVIK AND POLES IN DEATH GRIP FOR POSSESSION OF UKRAINE CAPITAL

Air Trip To Alaska   Four Trim Looking Military Planes Wait Signal to Start Them pn 9,000-Mile Flight .to ‘Nome and Return; Sixteen Stops are Scheduled.on 45-day Expedition.

ALASKAN TRIP STARTS TODAY   Four Army Airplanes Lined Up. Ready for the Flight North

GIANT MILITARY AIRPLANES. READY TO START FLIGHT TO ALASKA; WILL SURVEY ROUTE

NEW AT RECORD SET IN’ MEBTING HERE.»     eee      Question nf Adequate. Rates in Fraternal Orders’ Touched -on ' Breauenthy, «°°          Delegates in Attendance Were En: tertained at Chamber of Com mrores Timeheor

FRATERNAL ORDERS WELL REPRESENTED   NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD SET IN MEETING HERE TODAY   A GENERAL DISCUSSION   Question of Adequate Rates in Fraternal Orders Touched on , Frequently Bee

RUTHLESS WART ARE OF STILLS   Revenue Man Helping  Sheriff Shonk   GET TWO THIS WEEK   Louden Man Arrested Second Time

RUINLESS WARTARE OF STILLS   Revenue Men Helping  Sheriff Shonk   GET TWO THIS WEEK

SNOW MAY PALL HERE   New Storm Is Approaching From West.   MOISTURE-1S BADLY NEEDED   Topeka Weather Department Says the Co'd Weather Will Continue.

WEARIN' APPAREL PRICES SHOWING BIC DECREASES   REDUCTIONS AS HIGH AS FIFT' PER CENT REACHED UN THE LAST MONTH

SENATOR JOHNSON MAY CONTEST WITH HARDING   lives Indication of Intention to En ter Presidential Primary Election in Ohie,

‘BLUEBEARD” PLEADS GUILTY   Walter Andrew Watson, However Will Be Examined to Determine His Sanity.

LETTERS BARE HUIRT’S AIMS   Love Notes from  ‘Blue_ beard’ to Women Followed Same Style.   ALL TOLD OF FINE “HOMES FOR “DARLING

WATSON PLEADS GUILTY   Committed Firat Dogres. Murder :o! Wife—Sentence Monday.

VILLA WANTS TO SEE HUERTA   Bet Fnvitation to Visit Haciend: Declined With Thanks.

F rance Will Pay Loan; Hopes to Make Another One With United State:

GRAND JURY STARTS INQUIRY   Iron River Prohibition Squaabble to  Hawe Inning.

IMPROVE’ TRANSPORTATION   : - . Paris ‘Surface Lines to Be Taken  by Government

IMPROVE’ TRANSPORTATIO      a ee ers Paris Surface Lines to Be Taken Lg ~ by Government

GLOOMY PICTURED OF TROUBLE AHEAD   Many Daily Papers With An cient and Honorable Lineag: Must Suspend Unless Quic! Relief is Afforded.

GHOST MAY NOT WALK IF PAPER GOES ON UI   Publishers’ League Appeals for Re lief as Print Paper Situation Grows Worse.

NEWSPAPER HEADS DISCUSS HIGH PRICE OF PRINT PAPER   Representatives from all Ov er the Country Present Their Views

PUBLISHERS’ CONSERVATION LEAGUE FORMED   Repreventatives of More Than On Hundred Newspapers Meet in Washington

PUBLISHERS ORGANIZE TO CONSERVE PAPER   DAILIES WITH LARGE CIRCULA“HON- ARE ASKED TO REDUCE CONSUMPTION,

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS DISCUSS PAPER SHORTAGE   ‘News-Record Other Virginia Papers eh ocat at Meeting in  Washington.

ASK NEWSPAPERS 10 SAVE PAPER   Hundred Editors Hold Meet      MANY ARE. HIT “HARD   Resolutions . Passed . Ask Big _ Reductions for Papers Over ‘Fifty Thousand

PAPER SITUATION VERY SERIGUS   CURTAILMENT OF WASTE BY THE LARGER CITY DAILIES ASKED FOR,   MANY NEWSPAPERS ARE IN BAD SHAPI   Small Publishers Get Together tc Ward Off Newsprint Paper’ Famine

PLAN TO CONSERVE NEWSPRINT.   league for Parpose Formed by Neowspeper Representatives.

SMALL PAPERS ARE. ~ N DIRE STRAITS   Organization Formed, to Endeavor ‘& Relieve the Print Situation. ee

HARDING FLATLY AGAINST LEAGUE   Says He Would Turn Back On U.S. Obligations

EXPRESS RATES = ARE INCREASED   Commerce Commission Grants Authority for Ad-.. vanee of 12% Per Cent::   ANOTHER RAISE PROBARLE   resent. Boost: Does Not Take Into. Consideration Recent. - Employes’ Wage Award

AWARD EXPRESS RATE INGREASE   Approval by Interstate Commerce Commission Adds $35,500,000  to Income.   Federal Body Recommends That Part of Earnings Not Divided be Retained.

AUTHORITY GIVEN EXPRESS COMPANY TO RAISE CHARGES   This Will Not Include the Amount Necessary To Meet Recent Increase of Wages   ADVISED TO PAY NONE OF INCREASE TO RAILROADS   “May Make New Rates Upon Notice of One Day. Issuing Tariffs Within Ninety Days.

EXPRESS CO. I CO. IS GRANTED R   AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRES' GIVEN. AUTHORITY TO’ INCREASE RATES 12 1-2  PER CENT

EXPRESS ~ RATES UP   12.5 PER CENT GRANTED IN U.S AWARD   RAILROADS NOT TO SHARE   i nalimenle  Federal Body Asks That Part Of Earnings Be Retained

EXPRESS RATES TE BE INCREASED SOON   ‘dvance of 12.5 Per Cent. Authorized By Commission.   r ‘sion Says No Adequate Bisis Has Seen Found to ppor RYequest of Sh ppers.  For “xc. ption ci St ~e Commodities—To Increase In ~~ mun ma Men ARE FPAA Am me

EXPRESS RATES RAISED 12 1-2 PER CENT BY BOARD   UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATES COMPUTE ADDED INCOME TO AMERICAN RY. COL AT $34,000,000

SMALL EXPRESS BOOST GRANTEL   Rate Increase Won’t Make Uf Wage Advance, However, Officials Assert.

EXPRESS AATES WILL 0 UP   Authority to Advance Rates 12 1-2 Per Cent Is  gegen Sem

AM. EXPRESS C0. RATES INCREASE 19.5 PER ENT   Adds $35,500,000 to Annua Income of Company. Asked for Twice as Much.   Award Does Not Affect Nor Forecast Decisions in Other Cases.

EXPRESS RATES. 18 BE INCREASED SOON   “dvance of 12.5 Per Cent. Authorized By Commission.   "LE OF ACOUNT SOUGHT   r ‘sion Says No. Adequate  Bisis Has Seen Found to  ppor’ Request of Si ppers.  For “xc. ption oc. St ~e Com modities—-To Increase Income By 755,500.000.

BIG INCREASE GIVEN COMPANY; ANOTHER SOON? Boost Does Not Cover Increase in Wages.

AUTHORITY TO INCREASE THE EXPRESS RATES      Will Be Raised 12 1-2 per cent in the Not Distant Future by 0K. of the La &

Deeree Adding $35,500,000 to Public's Annual Bill May Be Made Effective on Day’s Notice—-Milk and Cream Charges to Be cautalized With Freight.

Increase: in Nipponese Population of California Less During Past Ten Years than During Previous Decade

JAPS IN CALIFORNIA INCREASE 69.7 PERCENT   Gains Are Reported Also fo . Washington and Gregon

JAP POPULACE INCREASES 69.7 PER CENT OVER 1910.   Also Constitute 42.7 Per Cent o Hawalian Is!ands—Actual Increase in Past Decade 29,594.

. SAPANESE IN HAWAIL      Encrease of 37.1 Per Cent In Past Dee . ade Shown. oy

HAWAI NEARLY HALF JAP   Census Bureau Shows That Brown Men Constitute 42.7 Per Cent of Population,.,

CALIFORNIA JAPANESE 70,000   Increase of 69.7 Per Cent Since 1910; 17,000 in Washington—Not Many in Oregon.

Many Who Left Arniy Re turn Under: -Amnesty. Pro-  posals Now iri-Force.

ELECTS SOCIALIST MAYOR.   Daveaport, lowa, Shifts Its Political Pprafaranes._

1S FUTILE   Heart of Our Allies Will Not  Be’ Broken When United  States Flatly Declares Against Leaguc. 3°   ENGLAND AND FRANCE OPPOSED FROM FIRS   Myron T. Herrick, Ex-Ambas. sador to’ France, Say Europe Realizes Provision: Cannot Be Carried Out. -

HER CK SAYS ARTICLE » (TEN IS INEFFECTIVE   Sen.. Harding Will Not Ente: Debate Oveb His Prohibition ‘Record, Ho Aanow

CAPITAL SWARMING WITH G. 0. P.   State Delegates Will Meet to Elect National Delegates Tonight.   CONVENTION PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW

BRYAN PRIMED EAR BATTIE   Fight on Convention Floor Expected on Dry Plank   RESULT ITS tN DOUBT   TONAY'S PpArPAM

HWVALD ot th METHODS 10 OWN CHIEF   SON-IN-LAW OF WILSON STRONG IN CONVENTION   Interests Centers On Plan To Put Skids On New Yorker.

COUNTER PROPOSALS OF POLAND PRESENTED   Non-Interference of Russia in Poland  is Asked   WANT SIZE OF ARMIES NAMED BY NEUTRALS   Polish Troops Capture Thousand Lithuanians; Prepare for Big War

TER PROPOSALS TO BE PRESENTEL   Non-Interference by Russia i: _ Polish International Affairs is to Be Demanded,

TERMS OF POLES GIVEN TO REDS   COUNTER PROSALS FOR PEACE WERE TO BE PRESENTED TO BOLSHEVIKI AT RIGA CONFERENCE   "STRENGTHENING DEFENSE   ‘POLAND PREPARING TO CHECK EXPECTED NEW THRUST ME QOVIRT Taro

EARNINGS OF STEEL TRUST DEGREASE   Detailed Report, However, Shows Income Enough to Keep Wolf From Door---Av ‘erage Wage $6.12 a Day.

STEEL COMPANY'S OUTPUT REDUCED   However, Earnings of United Dtates Combitie Reach Many Milticw

ST OGKRUL DEAS UF U. §, STEEL HAD HARD YEA   Shows Big Decrease Over Earnings of 1918   NET EARNINGS ONLY $143,589,063

PSYCHOLOGY GLASS ~BLOSES FINE. CouRS   ENTERTAINED AT HOME Or am. AND MRS. E.G. CARRITHERS SIN NORTE CROSS. ST,

ENTERTAINED A’ HOME OF MER. AND MBS. bh. G. CARRITHERS IN NORTIE CROSS ST.

Japs Buying Sugar Beet And Cotton Land in West;  Mexican Labor Is Problem

JNPS INVADE BEET FIELDS OF WEST   Government Is Warned of Purchase of Sugar Beet Fields in California.

Det ritLuy  DHABOED BY AOIATIC,  WARNING   Labor Secretary Presentec Report on Moves of Japs In California

Sugar Industry Threatened by Aliens, Report of, Agent: Assigned to Investigate by the * Secretary of Labor   Governor Stephens Refuses to Hold Up Imitiative at the Behest of State Department —Tokyo Entertains Solon:

JAP INVASION IN SOUTHWEST IS REVEALED   Nippéns Btiy Up Bes Land Say Labor Investigators.

WARNS AGAINST JAP INVASION SUGAR INDUSTRY   Both as Laborers and as Proprietors: Alse Buying Land in Cotton : States

WARNING AGAINGT “JAP” INVASION   CONTAINED IN REPORT MADE - TO LABOR DEPARTMENT,   MEXICANS ALSO ARE TRICKY   Many Come Into: the United: States ‘To Do Special Seasonable Work But Ocsert Their Jobs and Go Farther Infand.

DILLON MADE POLICE SERGEANT   Chief Eberatéin Fills Vacaney Made By Henry lelt{eldi.

California Has Lynching Bee in Which Gansters Are Finished Off for Killing Three Officers Last Sunday.

THRONGS SPORT HEMPEN SOUVENIRS WHILE THEY VIEW SLAYERS’ BODIES   Sheriff’s Deputies Scouring Santa Rosa District in Effort to Round Up Members of Party That Lynched Murderers, but Task Seems Hopeless.

HOLLAND BELIEVES ALLIES WILL NOT PRESS ray  NCONPEREN NCE OF   Proposal That Germany Recall Forner Emperor Not Favored.

EX-KAISER EXPRESSES LITTLE  INTEREST IN REFUSAL OF oe THE DUTCH   ALLIED POWERS TO ~ “DISCUSS. NEXT MOVE      Undetermined Whether: to Direct Request for Extradition to the Hague or Berlin.

NEXT MOVE TO -GET EX-KAISER 1S CONSIDERED   Premiers Of Three Powers In _. Conference Regarding Proceedure

EX-EMPEROR NOT SURPRISED   Associated Press Correspondent Carries News to Former Kaiser

RAE EMPEROR IS HOT SHIRPRISER BY REFUSAL AF HIS EXTRADITION   BENTINGK CASTLE NOT OFFIC ALLY (NFORMED OF ACTION iF GOV ERS MENT,

‘Sunday’s Ball Game Resulted in : ' Victory for Checotah by the Store of 8 to 4.

Sunday’s Ball Game Resulted in g ' Victory for Checotah by the Score of 8 to 4.   Eastokla Leacue Standing

PROSECUTOR KNOWS THE GAME   Able to Read From the Backs Warked Deck ef Cards.

EXTRA DEPUTIES SWORN IN AT WEST FRANKFORT   Sdspecte Rounded up in Connectior With Race Rioting are Held Under Guard.

PREVENT LYNCHING   Promise of Special Grand Jury Causes Mob at Wise Court House to Disperse.   TWO OFFICERS ACCUSED OF KILLING YOUNG MAN   Mail Carrier Was Driving Ford Ca Into Norton, With Two Men H Had Picked Up on Road, When H. Was Fired on, Being Mistaken, 1 is Said, fur Escaped Prisoners,

APPEALS OF JUDGE AND PROSECUTOR PREVENT LYRGHINE   Promise of Special Grand Jury Causes Mob at Wise Court House to Disperse.   TWO OFFICERS ACCUSED OF KILLING YOUNG MAN   Mail Carrier Was Driving Ford Car Into Norton, With Two Men He Had Picked Up on Road, When He Was Fired on, Being Mistaken, It is Said, for EscAped Prisoners,

BIG SNOW STORM RAGES AT BUFFALO   TRAFFIC DEMORALIZED AS RESULT OF WEATHER CONDITIONS.

POLISU-UKRAINIAN vs ADVANGE   Have Occupied Town of Malin or Their ive Toward  Kiayv

HARDING AND COX TO MEET   Nominees to Speak From Same Platfarm at Ohio State Fair.

COX AND HARDING TO MEET   Presidential Nominees to Speak From Same Platform at the Ohio State Fair.

PORTER FILES HIS REPORT   sepports nx Resotution Deciaring  " Exlatence of State of Feace 4 Street, Cen F MSY:

Londonderry Battles Growing in Intensity Hourly; Unknown Number,..Are Killed.   General Movement of Ulster and Sinn Fein Troops to City Brings Real War Nearer.

CALLS IT A HARMONY TEAM   Gompers Says Harding and Coolidge Fit G. O. P. Platform.

HARMONY TEAM IS PICKED   Gompers Says Convention Could Not Have Selected a More Fitting Pair.

COMPROMISE BILL. CONTAX DILEMMAIS THE PROBABILITY         Upper House i is. Not In Complete Accord: ‘With the-. Action of Lower One  am   MEMORIAL HOPES ARE ‘BRIGHTENING AGAIN

LEGISUATURE BEGINS SECOND WEEK WITH SENATE STILL'AT 2 SEA ON. PROBLEM,

STRIKE DEMANDS MEAN LESS COAL OUTPUT   Howatt Threatens Low Tonnage  Kansas Field if Wave Boost  Not Granted.

Howat Predicts Shutdown Unless W ages AreHiked   Says Production in Two Coun. ties Will Drop Unless Operators Meet Demands.

KILLING BROWS   Latesi Returns In Investigatior Lead to That Theory Rath= er Than Jealousy.   MUCH MONEY [S MISSING   No Record of $15,800 Drawn From Bank—State Attorney General on the Case.

PRESIDENT GETS IQ SHIP SALE          TOPAY RE  TIONS COMLISSEON ¢  AIN THINGS      ;   TENTATIVE AGREEMENT   The Presidents Statement Gives New Angie to Ship fe Biscussion in the U.S. Senate.

NEW ANGLE IN. SENATE FIGHT OVER SHIPPING   PRESIDENT’S AGREEMENT WITH LLOYD - GEORGE

THE ‘SHIP: SQUABBL       ' nisesa : IDEN THFIC                    pHing Board ¢  Ahead Witt “sale of Ge i.

GAVE NEW ANGLE T0 SHIP CONTROVERSY   WILSON’S AGREEMENT TO PA‘ DIFFERENCE TO REPARATION COMMISSION AROUSED COMMENT.

ANCTHER PROM WILOON MADE TO ALLIES DISCLOSED   He Agreed to Give Them What Enemy Ships Yielded Above Merchant Tonnage Loss.

GONGRESS (SCUSSES SEGRET: AGREEMENT   President Wilson's Arrangement Poe Uispasal of Germ Ships Suuties Senate   THE PRESIDENT. EXPLAINS   STUDS! LETLES WIL i EN EST TED        After Ameren tad Deduacted Submarion Lars Balance of Ship Money Was to Be Vald Leqrivation “Fund

Wilson Agreed to Give Allies Difference in Value of Seized Craft.

NEW ANGLE GIVEN SHIP CONTROVERSY   President Wilson States Ten: tative Agreement Made ai Paris Is Conditioned on Ap: proval of Congress.   OTHER NATIONS SEIZING GERMAN SHIPS AFFECTED   Merely Means Putting Difference Between War Losses and Value of Vessels Into a Common Pool.   President Wilson’s statement to the senate regarding the agreement made in Paris will be found on Page 9.

ie OntP OUUABBLE   PRESIDENT LESCLOSES AGREEMENT FOR IDENTIFICATION.   Shipping Bound Goes Ahead With  Sale of Geman Care Boats,

WILSON STATEMENT RAISES NEW FIGH   Angle It Gives To Shp Con troversy Upsets Con-

GOES AHEAD WITH PLAN FOR SELLING CARGO STEAMERS   Chairman Payne of Ship ping Board Asks Bids , On Freighters.  ¢   WILSON DENIES AGREEMENT WITH BRITISH INTERESTS   Made Tentative Promise tc Pay Certain Amount to Allies.

Explains Plan in Which U. S. Will Pay Differ: ence in Tonnage Lost and Received. 

WILSON’S STATEMENT GIVES NEW ANGLE TO GERMAN SHIP DEAI   President Made Tentative Agreement in Paris to Par _ Difference in Value and Nation’s Ship Losses.   PHOPOSED AGHIIEMUNT,

SENATE Is CONSIDERING THE “CONFIRMATION OF NEW RAIL ; ’POARD TODAY = f..

GOVERNMENT — TAKES ACTION  TO END STRIKE   All Warrants Sworn Out Allege Lead ers Have Been Guilty of Violating the Lever Act.

SWITCHME AlIT EARLY TAY   Eighty-One Walk Out at Bur lington--Claim Strike Will Be Genera]   WHITNEY SAYS NO STRIKE   Admits Walkouts at Philadelphia and Burlington and Benld, But No General Waltant

0.8.6.0. HAD OWITGHMAN STRIKE AT BURLINGTON      Eighty-One Men Out This Morning and They Predict Entire Line Out By Night

LONGSHOREMEN TIE UP BRITISH VESSELS TO HELP LORD MAYOR      Will Walk Out in Every United States Port to Brine About the Desired Result.    WANT ARCHIBISHOP : MANNIX TO LAND   ‘Lloyd George is Bombarded  With Appeals to Show McSweeney Clemency.

LONGSHOREMEN ON STRIKE FOR MANNIX   Refuse To Work On British Ships In New York Because Prelate  Could Not Visit lresland

RTUALLY EVERY BRITTON OnLP Ih NEW YORK TIED UF   L.ongshoremen’s Strike Exnected to Spread to Every Port in United States.   INSPIRED BY A LITTLE BAND WOMEN PICKETS   Purpose is to Force Great Britain to Release Lord Mayor of Cork From Jail and to Per. mit Archbishop Mannix to Land on Irish Soil.

STRIKERS HOPE 10 ~ SPREAD. WALKOU]   Expect Movement Will Affeo Every Port.   ACTION WAS,UNEXPECTED   Longshoremen sn Elntcd: by Their Tieup of Virtually All British Ships in New York—Hepe to  * Force ‘Bnglish to Release MacSwaeney snd “Permit aeakhichan tea Land.

BRITISH VEGoELa IN EASTERN PORTS TIED-UP BY MOVE   WALKOUT BEGUN IN NEW YORK WHEN 2000 DOCK WORKERS LAY DOWN TOOLS   QUIT WITHOUT WARNING   Will Not Go Back On British Ships Until MacSweeney Keleased and Archbishop Mannix Allowed  to Visit Ireland

Demand That MacSweney  ‘Be Released, Tie Up England's Shippine in Harbor. ae

Nalionwide Strike Until McSweeney Is Free, Plan   Women Pickets Set Feeling Aflame

ONGSHOREMEN AGAIN WALK OUT ON STRIKE   2,000 QUIT WORK TO FORCE BRIT. ISH ACTION ON IRISH QUESTION.   RESPOND 10 WOMEN’S GALL   Yieup in Every United States Port Is Fianned to Compel Lord Mayor's Release and Mannix’s Landing.

FRIENDS OF IRIOH FREEDOM Tle UP BRITISH VESSELS   Longshoreman in New York Go on Strike When S. S. Baltic Arrives.   WANT CORK MAYOR FREED

eRITISH VESSELS IN N. Y. ARE TIED UP   Steamship Employes Alsc Walk Out: Won't Returr to Work Until Their Wishes Are Comoplied With,

BRITISH LINERS TIED UP IN PORT   Longshoremen Strike to Haip lhe Cause of ireiaiid   EXPEGT WALKOUT TO SPRE&D

SIAIKERS HOPE’ 10 ~ SPREAD, WALKOUT   Expect Movement Wiil’ Affect Every Port.   ACTION WAS.UNEXPECTED   Longshoremen Elated by Their Tieup of Virtually All British Ships in New York—Hope to Force English to Release MacSweeney and Permit Archbishow to Land.

BEE SER ATTAIN  OF CORK HATO:   Lenss haremaa bedi. id a Strike fy Rew York of   ALL BedTISH LINERS THD UF

Irish Sympathizers Tie Up  British Boats in New York   Walkout of Longshoremen, Led by Women, in Protest Of Imprisonment of Mayor Mac Sweeney of Cork, Spreads to Other Shipping Lines—Not to Return Until England Meets Terms.

LONGSHOREMEN TIE UP VESSELS   Hope to Force Release o Mayor McSweeney   Little Band of Female Pickets Inaugurates Movement and Men Follow with Enthu. siasm—Also Demand that Bishop Mannix be Permitted to Land in Ireland

LONGSHOREMEN WALK OUT, TIEUP BRITISH SHIPS   HCPE TO FORCE BRITAIN TO RE/ LEASE LORD MAYOR oF CORK.

Walkont of Longshoremen, Marine Firemen Water Tenders and Oilers In Port of New York Until Mannix and MacSweeney Are Released to Spread Throughout US.   WOMEN PICKETS INSPIRE ACT

NEW YORK LONGSHOREMEN QUIT IN SYMPATHY FOR MACSWEENEY   tXPECT TO SPREAD STRIKE TO, ALL CITIES ON THE SEA,   WILD SCENES IN NEW YORK WHEN WOMEN GO WITH, BANNERS AND INCITE MEN TO LAY OFF JOBS. » ONLY BRITISH SHIPS ARE BEING TIED UP.

BEGIN BOYCOTT OF THE BRITISH   LONGSHOREMEN OF NEW YORE TAKE UP CAUS® OF FRISH.   START A STRIKE ON SHIPPING   Determined te Prevest Sailing of Ungiish Craft Ustil Archbishop Mnaeanix and Mayer MeeSweney Released.

SAILORS STRIKE FOR IRISH MAYOR'S RELEASE   TIE UP om at EVERY BRITIS} SHIP IN _N. Y. HAKBUR FUR he SWEENEY   BOMBARD” LLOYD GEORGE   Appeal to Premier for Cork Official Now on Hunger Strike in London Prison.

SHORE MEN STARI NATIONAL STRIKE   WALK OUT IN SYMPATHY WITH PRISONER HELD BY BRITISH

IRISH TIE UP N. Y. SHIPPING   Dock Men Parade While British Chine Are Iidie.

ON STRIKE FOR ~ CAUSE OF IRISE   New York Longshoremen on Brit ish Ships Demand Release of Mayor MacSwency   Predict They Will Tie Up Every  Port in America; Hatred To ward England Expressed

Senator Smoot Gives Inkling 0 GO. P. Plan for Revisine Tax Schedule.

VACANCIES IN ARWY,   Renely ‘8000 Commixsioned — Offle ‘ers Are To Be Appointed.

MORE OFFICERS TO  BE COMMISSIONEL   Many Vacancies Now Exist in the Lower Commissioner Grades in Army

ANTHRACITE COMMITTEE DEADLOCKED   After ‘Two Months’ Negotiations the Sub-Seale Commission Cannot Agree.

Secretary of Labor Asks Scale Committees to Washindton Meetina.   TOLEDO YARDMEN BACK; BUFFALO MEN GO OUT   Effort Being Made in Cleveland to Avert Street Car Strike,

WOMEN OF NATION FEWER THAN MEN   26,855,560 Potential Female Voters as Against 29,577,690 MKligible  Mates,

MAINE ELECTION IS HELD TODAY   WOMEN ARE VOTING FOR FIRST TIME IN THAT STATE.

MAINE PRIMARIES HOLD EVES OF THE POLITICAL WORLD   Results In Today's Balloting Expected To Give Line On National Status   LEAGUE OF NATIONS I PARAMOUNT ISSUE      Voting In That  Slate For First Time ~-Both Parties Express  Confidence In Outcome of 1 The Election  Women A

Pe ut   Choosing Members of Congress State and Conniy Officers.   THE WOMEN ARE VOTING, TO   Republicans Chaim 30,000 Plura “lity—-Democrats Have No Figures,

KILL CASHIER, LOOT BANK   Robhers Escape With All th Cash in Maryland Tnstitution.

PREMIER 1S WILLING   To Receive and Negotiate With Authorized Delegates.

BOLSHEVIK] RILE LEADER POLISH ARM)   Bombard Town and Then Explain that it Was All a Mistake.

COLLISION BETWEEN POLES AND RUSSIANS NARROWLY AVERTED   Polish Town Bombarded: by: th ‘Bolsheviki;. a. Mistake Claim the Reds

POLES AND REDS IN NEAR CLASH   Bombardment of Town Al most Starts Another War Going.

NARROWLY AVERT POLE-RED CLASH   SOVIET FORCES BOMBARD TOWN BUT LATER APOLOGIZE  Poles Protest Against Shelling and Were Preparing to Attack Bolsheviki When Firing Ceased.

COMBAT OPERATIONS ‘NARROWLY AVERTEL   Bolsheviki Bombard Town By Mistake.

REDS OPEN FIRE ON POLISH TOWN   Arnied Conflict With Pole: Averted Only by Very Narrow Margin.

BOMBARDMENT Ut POOWOLDOGZIaK PROVOKES POLAND   Troops Start Out to Mix With Reds When Word Comes It Is a Misunderstanding.

SUFFRAGE REPORTED FAVORABLY TO NORTH CAROLINA SENATE   Governor Bickett, Personally Opposed, Urges Ratification, Saying It Is Inevitable and Women Should Have Voice on League.

SUF F ADVOCATES. “6         ia ama et  Ratification of Suffrage Amend.

SUFF FORCES WIN FIRST TILT IN BITTER CAROLINA BATTLE; SENATORS MAY ACT ON TUESDAY   BICKETT URGES FAVORABLE VOTE, BUT DECLARES HIMSELF PERSONALLY AGAINST MEASURE—SAYS DEFEAT OF RESOLUTION WOULD ONLY DELAY INEVITABLE

SUPrFRAGCE BILL" REPORTED   Ratification Advocates Hold Advantmuge ju North Carolina Fight.

WINS CONSENT TO PRINT NOTES ‘ON ADRIATIC MATTER   Announcement Is Made That Correspondence Be “tween Wilson and Alliec Premiers Will Be Made  Dohiic.

TO. PUBLISH AORIATIC NOTES   President Witean.. Will .Make Ther ‘PublicewHi¢ Latest Reply Ready for Appreval,

ALL NOTES TO BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS   Exchanges Between Presiden Wilson and Entente on the Adriatic Situation Will Be Given Out.

aN Bee y SRP BPR e RE Fe eRe Ber a * 2 Correspondence Between Presideut and Premiers Will be Made Pablle.

ADRIATIC NOTE WILL SOON BE MADE PUBLIC   Wilson Secures: Consent of  Foreign Powers to Eg EE Oy aa ee

TO PUBLISH ADRIATIC NOTES   President Wilson Will Make Then Public—His Latest Reply Ready for Approval.

Notes Exchanged To Be Publishec   President. Wilson to Make Public Cor. respondence With Entente Powers en Adriatic Question,

NORTH CAROLINA OFFERS HOPE   Fight for Seffrage Amendment to Be Made in That “tate.

North. Carolina Legislature To Let Question Ride -Until This Date.

NORTH CAROLINA WILL ~ TACKLE SUFFRAGE: BILI    Special: Session of Legislature Mas _. Get Busy on Measure To-worrow or Saturday.    PROBABLE DEFEAT IS SEEN   Tennessee Legislators Expfeted t Vote ou Question Tomorrow ; Hard Fight On.

NORTH CAROLINA MAY BE THE ONE   Leaders Both Houses Predict Suf frage Question Will Come U; Thursday.

SUFFRAGE “UP NEXT SATURDAY   North Carolina Legislature To Let Question Ride Until This Date.

TWO CONFLICTING OPINIONS   One Attorney General Holds Womer May Vote While Another Says They Cannot,

HOBBY LEAVES FORCONVENTION   ‘JOHNSON WILL BE CHIEF EXECU‘TIVE OF TEXAS FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS.

HOBBY LEAVES  FOR.CONVENTION   Governor and Wife tc Make Trip to-Frisco on Texas Special

ee  PREPARING TO LEAVE FOR FRISCO: JORNSON TO TAKE CHAIR   GOVERNOR AND WIFE EXPECT TO CROSS STATE LINE SOWE TIME WEDNESDAY.

MISS JENNIE DUER A BRIDE   Marriage Took Place at Ringsted September 6

MANY WEDDINGS ARE SOLEMNIZEL   SIX WEDDINGS IN CITY DURING PAST WEEK PERFORMED BY LOCAL PASTORS   SOME LOCATE IN THIS CITY      September Weddings Seem to Have  Surplanted the June Weddings  From Indications

BERT BLAND oA HE FINED. SHUT AT CENTRALIA   Alleged . W. W. Tried on Charge of Murder Says He Fired After Raid on Hall  Started -

HAIR IS SHEARED FROM GI “te   Soldiers Exasperated at Outrage Burn Hewnecs of Sinn Feinerc.

RIcD FT      HAL IS SE.      Sotdlers eperated at Ontrage Burn weiemcne Af Stine Belacre. bi

BONUS PROPOSAL CAUSES: DEMANDS. FOR INCREASES   Civil Service Employes Join in Movement to Show $240 y ‘Granted is Insufficient:

CLAIM HURLEY DEATH ILLEGA!   CORONERS JURY ALLEGES THA’ CHAPUSIO’S DEATH IS “BOOZE” CHASE WAS UN. WARRANTED; ALLEGE FEDER AL MEN WERE DRUNK.

HURLEY KILLING INLAWEUL oAYS PARONER S JURY   Federal Prohibition Agents are Blamed for Slaying of Saloonkeeper in Liqvor Raid   yajoR DALRYMPLE QUITS AS DRY ENFORCEMENT DIRECTOR   Announcement of Resignatior Made at Central District Headquarters

FIGERS ‘ME iT KIL INE   Will Ask Prosecution of Fed+' eral Men Engaged In Hurley “Rooze’” Running Battle.   PROSECUTOR TO ASK . GOVERNOR’S. SUPPORT   Hearing Brings’ Out Sensas ‘tiorial Reports of -Prohibi-— tion UOtiecers Activities. -.

DEFENSE ARGUES IN COMMUNIST TRIAL   illinois Sedition Case Ready fe Jury's Deliberation by Saturday of This Week,

PROSECUTION OF LLOYD ATTACKED   Is Likened By Defense Attor. neys To Religious Persecutions Of Middle Ages

GOVERNOR COXfASKS ROOT 1 + RETRACT. UTTERANCES.       Harding Offers Reward to Persou Proving His Inconsistency. mae 2

A FALSE STATEMENT   GOVERNOR COX ASKS ROOT TC RETRACT UTTERANCES.   Harding Offers Reward to Persotr Proving His InconSistency.

NAMES NEW MEMBERS OF > COMMERCE COMMISSION   President Nominates Princeton Profes sor’ of Politics and-Former Federa'" tion of Labor Executive

ve  » Wil Arrange Guard to Prevent  Demonstration at Sentencing of Radicals

FATE OF GERMANY WILL BE DECIDED IN PRESENT YEAR   Premier Ebert Says It Will Getermine Whether the Nation Will Maintain. Herself or Through Quarrels, Callanse.

HOOSIERS HONOR WILL H. HAYS TODAY   “Hello Bill’ Greets Republican National Chairman in Celebration at Sullivan   PARTY LINES ARE LET DOWN

G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN IN HOME TOWN   SULLIVAN HONORS WH. i HAYS WITH CELEBRATION— PRINCETON REPRESENTED 

ALBERT STONE DEAD   Former Local Quarry Superintendent Expired In Cleveland, QO.

6.0, P. LEADERS DOUBT REPORT ~~ BORAH HAS QUIT   Speaking Dates Not Cancelled They Say; Senator Johnson Js Satished.

JOHNSON HAS NO “KICK”   ‘IN MY OPINION, HARDING HAS SCRAPPED LEAGUE,” HE SAYS,   The California Irreconciléible Asserts He Has Received Ne Telegram From Borah, Whe Quit the  National Campaign. tt

G.0.P. DENY THAT SEN. BORAH QUIT   HAS MORE SPEAKING DOATESJOHNSON SAYS HARDING SCRAPPED LEAGUE

DENIAL THAT BORAH HAS QUIT CAMPAIGN   REPUBLICAN LEADERS HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF Iv.   Seout the Idea That He Has Retired From Hardine Cause—Senater Jehmeon Knows Nothing Of Such a Pian.

DEN. BORAN ASKS THAT HE-BE GIVEN NO MORE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS   Republican Headquarters  Denice: That Statesman From Idaho Has Out’ Cambaien.

6.0. P. LEADERS OUT DEA iT BORAN WILL UT   Say No Letter Has Been Received at Republican Headquarters to Indicate It.   ENGAGEMENTS TO SPEAK IN CONNECTICUT STAND   Senator Johnson Says in His Opinion Harding Has Scrap. ped League of Nations, and Knows Nothing of Report ix New York Dispatch.

BORAH HAS NOT QUIT GAMPAIGN   The Idaho Senator Has Three ~« Speeches in Connecticut Next Week.

Contributions Today Show Decline; Need $8309 by Christmas   Indiana Man Is National “Corn King”

FATHER OF “CATCHY” ~ oa R OF “CATCH IS DEAL   Elsvorth - Oliphant, \Foumerly. : Loca (2 Miller, Dies Af Home at : Fruceville.

AGREEMENT FOR DISSOLUTION Ot UNRELATED BUSINESSES   Of the Five Big Packers Reached and Court Entry Next Week.

UUFFING IDEAL OPES, HAROING AOOSTS SELFIGK   MUST FIGHT FOR WORLD TRADE      THINKS THERE IS PERIL OF LOSING CONTROL OF OIL, NOW.

WILSON ALTRUISM. LETS BRITAIN GRAB™ OIL, SAYS HARDING   Declares that U. S.,Must Turn Attention Strongly to Foreign Trade, Especially Petroleum   PLAIN BUSINESS PHASES - OF AFFAIRS OF NATION   'Administration too Busy With “Model State af Society”

CRE DAYS DUE F WORLD OOES NOT TON SOON   MAKE PEACE AND GO TO WORK   BOLSHEVISM TO RULE It THIS CONDITION I8 NOT CHANGED

MAKE PEACE AND GO TO WORK   BOLSHEVISM TO RULE rh TRIS CONDITION 13 NOT CHANGED

WORLD WILL FAGE CATASTROPHES WITHOUT PEAGE   All Europe Must Be Brought Back to Normal, Declares Nitti.   Germany and Austria Need Help of Victors to Prevent Famine.

DIRE CATASTROPHES PREDICTED UNLESS PEAGE GOMES SOON   Premier Nitti Sees Great Trouble  in Store if the Turmoil  Continues   ALL MUST GO BACK TO WORK TO STAVE OFF STARVATION   Conquered and Conquerers Must be Made One

MAY ‘REPRESENT GREECE   Marathon Runner May be Barret from Representing the U. 8.

MAKE INCREASES ON TRAFFIC. THAT CAN BEAR IT, 1S URGED   Interstate Commerce Commissior Gets Protest at Investment  Account Plan.

GALLS PEROHING TRUE AMERICAN   Loyalty to America Means Loyalty to Her Servants From President Down, Says Bainbridge Colby.

LOVALTY URGED BY BAINBRIDGE COLBY AT N.Y.   New Secretary of Stale Says People Should Sustain Men Who Have Beer Placed in Difficult Places.

BIG JULY BUSINESS   Traffic Violators Made Up Large Part of Police Court Grist

URIENTALD 10 Foal AGAINGT REGENT bHANI   Officials Make Objections te Concessions to California Capitalists

URIEATALD 10 Flea] AGAING nUEAT HHAN   Officials Make Objections t Concessions to California pitalists

IRISH DISAPPOINTED AT BRITISH ATTITUDE   Lloyd-George’s Stipulations for Ireland Are Not Pleas > me.

NO POSTPONEMENT GF COLLECTION OF INCOME TAXES NOW   Senate Committee Accepts Houston’s Idea it Cannot be Done Now.

TURKS FINALLY FORCED 10 BOW   LAST ALLIES’ ENEMIES SIGN TREATY; GREEK’S HAND TREMBLES

Serbia and Hedjas Alone Refuse Ratification.   CEREMONY IS SIMPLE ONE   Venizelos Affixes His Signature to Three Voluminous Docu. ments With Trembling Hand and Sombre Face—Ottoman Government Now Officially at Peace.

Veniseloz Affixes His Signature’ ‘to Three Voluminous Doouments With Trembling Haad and Sombre Face—Ottoman Government Now Officially st Peace.

TURKEY 15 OFFICIALLY AT PEACE ONCE MORE   LAST POWER TO REMAIN IN STATE OF WAR WITH ENTENT?# SIGNS TREATY AT SEVERES rpeiANce.

TURKEY HAS SIGNED TREATY OF ALLIES   Simple Ceremony Puts Porte Ai Peace With All Except  Two of Nations

TURKEY SIGNS PEACE TREATY   LAST POWER TO REMAIN AT WAR WITH ENTENTE, SIGNS PACT.

TURKEY IS NOW: AT PEAGE WITH: WORLD        Last ‘Nation ‘Entente,, ‘Accepis ‘Tready: + Amid Solemn ‘Ceremony

Last Power to Remain at War With the Eatente Bows te the Inevitable.

TURKYGH DELEGATES GIGIN PEACE TREAT}   SEVERAL PROTOCOLS ATTACHED TO DOCUMENT PRESENTED . BY ALLIES.

TURKS SIGN PEACE TREATY OF ALLIES   serbia and Hedjaz Refuse to Sign but Document Officially Pnds State of War,

TURKEY olbla PEAGE TREATY   Last of the Powers to Remair at War With Entente Allies.

TURKISH TREATY Ol PEAGE IS SIGNED   Mosiem Delegates Look Away “as Greek Premier Passes Their Seats.

PENNSYLVANIA FIELDS.      CENTRAL OHIO.   PENNSYLVANIA FIELD   New York and Nerthwestern Penn  RIGS AND DRILLING WELLS,   INDIANA FIELD.

BANDITS COMPEL CAOHIER OF BANK TO GIVE UP FUND   Enter Man’s Home ant Force Him To Open Bank’s Safe.

BRITISH BLOCKADE PORT   Wwe Aids English Im Sealing FPetrograd Harbor Agniust * Smurcrlers,

BRITISH BLOCKADE PORT   lee Aids English In Sealing Petrograd Harbor Against A Rmueowlerse.

MUTINOUS TROOPS LOOT I-CHANG, CHINA   Wreck Banks and Other For eign Business Houses in the City.

CHINESE TROOPS MUTINY AT I-CHANG   Seize and Set Fire te Treaty Port.

MUTINEERS RUN AMUCK IN CHINE   Reports to Shanghai Say the ‘Seoope Use Torch and Loot Treaty Port

TROOPS MUTINY; ' FIRE CHINESE SEAPORT CITY   Loot ‘I-Chang,. Wrecking  "Banks and Foreign Busienema dk De tA ohne:

CHINESE REVOLT; CITY IS BURNEI   Froops Seize Port and Apply Torch; Foreign Business Houses Area Wrecked

Troops In Chinese . Treaty Port Mutiny      Troops in { Chasez Selzy Cily and Set it un Five and Then Loot lt.

FEARLESS FLYER BOOKED AT TEXAS F/B eATT@ TO DEATH DOING DARING STUNT

AOOSEVELT SAYS 6. 0. PS DELIBERATELY APPEALS TO HYPHENATED CROWS

DEMOCRATS SEEK TO SAVE PACT FROM ANOTHER DE DEADLOCK  SEE LEADERS.  ARGUE ARTICLE 10   HITCHCOCK WRITES PRESIDENT ASKING HIM TO SEE LEADERS,   ARGUE ARTICLE 10   Proposed Change. in Reservation Would Eliminate Use of Force,

Democrats Seek Wilson Views cr  ‘Treaty Clauses   Conference and Statement ot Proposals Under Debate Asked by Leader.

ASK COMPROMISE — ON ARTICLE 10   Will Present Matter to President Before Action is Taken.   TO PREVENT A DEADLOCK   New Reservation to Prevent the Extension of Foreign Credit Introduce: ed by Senator Knox.

WILSON TURNS BACK 1 WALL   HITCH“ CCK CARRIES NEW COMPRCMISE PROPCSAL ON ARTICLE X TO PRES. AS LAST RESORT

MEETING SOUGHT BY DEMOCRATS   Hitchcock Would Lay Preposals For Compromise On Article Ten Before President —Two Reservations Win.

HITCHCOCK SEEKING WILSON’S OPINION ON NEW RESERVATION   Democratic Senators Still Hopeful of Averting Another Deadlock.

rNOEAVOR It) PREVENT JEAD-LUGK TN TREATY      niftchcock Appeals to President As to Whether He Will Accept Changes.      RECONSIDERATION PROCEEDS   President’s Action is Expecte To Decide Fate of Treaty

TESDENT 10 TEU HS SENATORS   Treaty Campaign Is Now Pul _Up to White House for New Word to Hitchcock: .

DEM. LEADERS SEE WILSON ON TREATY   New Article Ten Put Up to the 1 resicent   Democrats Are Trying to Avoid Apr other Deadiock on the Pesce Treaty.

DEMOCRATS SEEK AUDIENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT   HOPE TO SAVE PEACE TREATY ‘ FROM ANOTHER DEADLOCK,   MAY ALTER THE ARTICLE 10 TO. CLAUSE   Senator Hitchcock Seeks Views of  Mr, Wilsen in Effori to Secure   A Compromise,

TEN. DEMOCRATS  - VOTE WITH REPS   Chamberlain, Gore, Henderson, Pitt man, Meyers , ‘Nugent, Reed, Shields, Smith :and Thomas Bolt President.

SILL HOPE If SAVE THE TREATY   DEMOCRATIC SENATORS SEEK TO LAY MATTER BEFORE PRESIDENT IN ORDER TO  PREVENT DEADLOCK

ARTICLE TEN © COMPROMISE . PROFFERS UP   ‘Senator Hitchcock Writes  to President Asking for —  io " g Conference.   G. 0. P. SOLID FRONT BROKEN. FIRST TIME

TAKE THEATY PROPOSITION TO PRESIDENT   Appeal Is Made in Effort to Avert Another Deadiack.

SENATE TAKING STOCK IN TREATY. SITUATION   ' Considering Reservation Dealing t   With Reparation Commis. ! sion and Exports.   EMPOWERS CONGRESS TO  REGULATE GERMAN TRADE.      Advico of President Sought When Fight Shifts to Article Ten,   WHITE HOUSEIS SILENT   Senators of Both Parties Are Holding Conferences Over Differences,

DEMOCRATS ARE TRYING TO SAVE PEACE TREAT!   WOULD EFFECT SETTLE. MENT WITH REPUBLICAN OPPONENTS.   SIMMONS AND WATSON IN NEGOTIATIONS   Reservation to Article X May Under. go Change That Wil Be Satisfactory To Both Sides.

SEEK TO AVERT ~ PACT DEADLOCK   Droposals Sald to Contaln Change ip Republican Article Reservation  Wa Compromise

HOPING TO. ~ SAVE PACT   Deinuctiatlc Seniaturs Sought T Lay Latest Proposals Before Mr. Wilson.”

AoK PRESIDENT TOOK. On VET NEW PROPOSALS   Democrats Again Turn to Chief Executive; Hitchcock Writes him  to Explain Attitude.

SEEK WILSON'S OPINION UPON COMPROMISE   Democratic Senators Asking < Conference on Latest Proposal on Article Ten.   WOULD HE ACCEPT CHANGE?   Simmons and Waison Conduct: ing Negotiations Over Proposed Negotiations.

PASS BUCK TO WILSOH   Hitchcock Puts Compromise Proposals on Article Ten Directly Up to President. . if   EFFORTS TO PIN  WILSON DOWN FAIL   Democratic Senator Who  Goes io White House  Leaves Withoat Getting  Information.

SENATE DEMOCRATS APPEAL TO WILSON IN TREATY BATTLE   Ask President to Mee Them and Tell ’em What to Do.

DEMOCRATS ASK © PRESIDENT FOR. TREATY VIRWS   SENATOR — HITCHOCK. . BE  LIEVES PAGT “MAY YE BE RATIFIED 0.   Asks Conference With Wilson ‘to  Thresh Out Reservation’ to Artinl, W

HITCHCOCK ASKS WILSON TO AGREE TO SOME CHANGES   Simmons And Watson Working On Com promise.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS THY "TO BRING IIIM TO REASON,           EVEN SENA ORS OF HIS owns  PARTY N ADMITTED. +   So Mr. Hitehe ck - is “Onuiged  it _ Write a Letier ta Beg Him ta Agree to § me Compromise.  [

DEMOCRATS WANT WILSON TO HEAR ARTICLE 10 PLAN   Hitchcock Reported As Writing President Asking if He'll. See Party Senators.   DROPPING OF ARMY AID TO OTHER LANDS AIMED   G. 0. P. and Deniceratic Chiefs Said. to Place Confidence in Efforts Being Made.

CONTROVERSY: CENTERS AROUND. ARTICLE TEN      it Extensio’ gress Action“

WILSON VIEW SOUGHT   DEMOCRATS IN SENATE SEEK PRESIDENT’S DECISION.   New Article Ten is Put Up to the Ex ecutive—Trying to Avoid Deadlock.

SEEK .WiLSON’S VIEW   New Article ten Put Up to the i resident.   Democrats Are Trying to Avoid An other Deadlock on the Peace  Tranty .

~ TO WILSON 70. SAVE TREATS   Democrats Lay Latest Propo‘sals On Article Ten Before President; Hope To Ac _ complish Compromise   STILL HOPE TG AVOID DEADLOCK ON TREATY   Reservation On Trade Clause Is Re-Adopted By Senate By 41 to 22:-Vote; Six De mocrats’ loin

TO LAY LATEST TREATY EFFORT BEFORE WILSON   Democrats, Seeking to Avoid Deadlock, Go  to President. .

3O0LSHEVISTS ATTACK BRITISH   Forces Land From Thirteen Ships Near Enzeli and Enforce Terms.

BRITISH ATTACKED BY REDS   Forced to Evacuate Enzeli, Persia, by ) Superior Force.

IMMIGRATION RECORD PAOGEL IN PAST WEEK      —s of rorcaaere re Swarming : America sCsy

[GRATION  1S BOOMING   All Records Were Broken Last Week ~-And Still They Come

Nearly 20,000 Aliens _ Arrived at New York - During the PastWeek

ELEVEN KILLED, EIGHT INJURED WHEN SOUTHERN HITS AUTO TRUCI   ‘icnic Party Struck By Engine Gne-Half Mile West o Huntingburg Sunday; All The Injured Are Children From 3 to 16 Years.   INJURED RECOVERING AT HOSPITAL IN EVANSVILLE

HUSBAND AND WIFE ESCAPE DEATH BY LEAPING -FROM  TRUCK-—ON WAY TO PICNIC .

TEN DIE IN GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT AT HUNTINGBURG   Truck Carrying Party of Picnicers ts Struck by Fast Passenger Train. Injured Rushed to. Hospital.

CUTTING THIRD SET OF TEETH   Memphis (Tenn.) Man, at 84, Is Also Renewing His Youth and Vigor in Other Ways.

G44 FULLER FROM G. 0. P, CLAMBAKE   New Bedford Republicans Don't Want Him There   Fear Effect of His Appearance in Warner Stronghold

REAIEWS WRANGLE OVER ARMY SUPPLIE   Walsh Committee Delves Deeper Int : Investigation bg Shipping  oa

PRESIDENT NAMES OE VEN MEMBER CHIPPING BOARI   Rear Admiral W. S. Bensor is Reappointed to Chairmanship.   NAME OF A CONGRESSMAN IS BROUGHT INTO INQUIRY   Representative Gallivan Complained One of Constituents Was Not Fairly Treated in Matter of Bid and Insisted on Quicker Consideraticn.

CONGRESSMAN INTERFERED WITH BOARD   Advantageous Contract Can celled Because Complaint of Constituent Bidder.

GALLIVAN NAMED In INQUIRY INTO SHIPPING BOARD   Interfered with Good * Contract in Behalf of Constituent

BALLWVAN TESTIFIES AT INVESTIGATION   REPRESENTATIVE: 0F BOARD DESCRIBES- CONTRACT. ING METHODS.

ie NE TEST!FED IN BOARD PROBE         felis of Methods Used in Disposing of  Surpins Materials of FI fi Corperation. .

ee Constituent’s eavuents Bid on ot Wae Given Bair Deal °     : on

HELD CAPTIVE.   Pelice Searching for Girl Who Wa: Kidnauped at Detroit.

NO TRUTH IN STORY SAYS US. ATTORNE}   ABSOLUTELY NO FOUNDA TION TO STORY THAT OBER PROFITEERED   Story Was Told and Reteld During Ober’s Ahsence In The East on Buying Trip   No Possible Way For Aciion Ex. cept Through District Attornev’s Office in K. C.

RETURNED SATURDAY   Story Was Told and Ketold During Ober’s Absence In The East on Busing Trip   No Possible Way For Action Ex. cept ‘fhrough istrict nev's Office in K. CL

WORK OF BUILDING PLATFORM BEGUN   Republican Party Leaders Scrutinize Findings of 171 Prominent Men Named in January to Gather Data.

PARTY LEADERS REVIGE PLANKS FOR 920 SU   Committeeof 171 Republicans _ Split Into Sub-bodies: for Definite Reports   TO DEFER TREATY PLANK   Platform Subject to Change Following Action at the Chicago Convention

REPUBLICAN REVISION OF PLAYFORM 18 CONTINUED (By Assoclatcd Press)

Committee Report For Chicago Con : vention Probably Put Into Final Form Today.

GATHER MATERIAL FOR REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   SPECLAL COMMITTEE 1S AT WORK IN WASHINGTON ON I s         Data Gathered to be Submitted to Convention Without Effort ta Control Action

PLATFORM WORK   Of Republican Party May be Completed Shortly—Conference.

REPUBLICANS TO REVISE PLATFORM   The Purpose of Making Re ~ yvisions-for the -Ghicago Con:  vention Platform: —Leaders  Attend the Meeting.

GUNTERENCE OF PARTY LEADERS   Considers Data for Republican Platform   UNDER THE SCRUTINY   Of Political Experts Sugges. tions Will be Revised and Perfected Before Presenta. tion to Chicago Convention All Reports Relate to Domes. tic Policv i

PLANK CHANGES ARE UNDER WAN   REPUBLICAN PLATFORM SUGGESTIONS ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION.

REPUBLICANS DULLEGT DAT   Findings Presented to Party Platform Committee in Washington.

PLATFORM REVISION WINDER WAY   Liquor Leauge of Nations And Mexico Temporarily Omitted  Republican Chieftains Make Suggestions For Party Plat: form.

0.0.P. COMMITTEE STARTS WOnK ON PARTY PLATFORM   Report Twenty - One Possible Campaign Issues   HAYS SPEAKS “LO SURES -

Twenty-One Possible Campaign Issues Presented and Discussed Exhausiively at All Day Meeting.

REPUBLICAN. PARTY LEADERS: MEET   Discuss Findings of Speciz Committee Named to Frame National Platform...   APPROVAL IS GIVEN   Although New . Suggestions Are Made and Some Planks May Be Amended

REPUBLICANS OMIT Bg ISSUES OF OM   Liquor, League of Nations ani Mexico Planks to be Made -Later On, =”   CONFERENCES ALL WEEK

Testimony of Two: Young Mer Partly Clears' Mystery of Death’ of. Actresses:

ATTAGK PRECEDED ACTRESSES’ DEATH   CONFESSIONS OF MEN COM. PANIONS IMPLICATES ADDITIONAL ONE IN ASSAULT.

sO ° “Brothers. G ivi Story of Automobile. Ride With ‘Actresses. :

SOLDIERS KILL 3 IN DUBLIN   Man Lying in Bed, Suffer ing From' Pneumonia  Among Victims   Troops Called to Quell Riots in Belfast—Firing From Military Lorry in Cork

TROOPS KILL 3. IN DUBLIN FIGHT   Masked Men in Uniform Make - Raids—-Soldiers Fire on Citizens of Cork,   EIGHT SEIZED AS AVENGERS   Cork Residents Taken Into Custody on Their Way to London—Arrangements Made for Great Funeral for MacSwiney.

SEVERAL KILLED IN IRISH GIT   Three Men Slain in Dublin — Keeper of a Pt House Is Murdered Near Galway

Clashes Between ;Police Civilians in Many To Are Marked By Bloodshed: Belfast Factions in.-Baitle   Third of Hunger Strikers Is Dead; Five Remaining “Are Near Death; MacSwiney 1: Burned in Effigy By-Moh

3 IN DUBLIN STREET RAID   Masked Men in Uniform Make Raids—Soldiers Fire on Citizens of Cork.   EIGHT SEIZED AS AVENGERS   verk Residents Taken Into Custody on Their Way to London—Arrangements Made for Great Funeral for MacSwiney.

Three Men Killed In Dublin Monday   Rezister of ‘Local Arbitration Court Was Oee of Victime—Masked Aten Wiey Wilting.

QULDIE RS AILL NY OUBLIN RAILS   Masked Men, Said to Be in Uniform, Do Shooting.   FIRE ON CITIZENS OF CORK   Eight Men, Wearing Republican Uni forms Under Ordinary Clothing, Seized as Avengers of MacSwinney.

Following the Daath of Lord Mayor McSwiney In Brixton Prison Vasterdall

THREE CITIZENS ARE SHOT IN TRACKS BY WEARERS OF KHAKI   Death of Political Prisoners i it ‘Mount Joy Prison, Rumored +-MacSwiney's Body-to.be Given’ Family.”

Republican Leaders Await Ar. rival Of Harding Before Making Program   Interests Seeking Relief Fron Importations Of Wheat And Wool

EARLY RELICE (DEMANDED   Business and Agricutural Interests Are Appealing.   [SEEKING REPUBLICAN  ACTION ON PROBLEMS   i {Domestic Affairs Are Calling for Attention.   Republican Leaders’ Are Deaply  Concerned Over Business Sit uation——Marking Time Tilt  the Return of Harding.

" lt - PARTY LEADERS   ‘Next’ Congress May ‘Be _ Diverted. From Program . .   AWAIT RETURN OF PRESIDENT-ELECT!      G. 8. P. Heads Want Confat - With Harding —Eégerly Await Message Of Wilson. —s x

DEMANDS FOR RELIEF PRESS ON CONGRESS   Leaders of Majority Party in Conpggess Find Demands trom Financial, Business and Agricultural Interests cre Piling Up Insistently for Remedied Legislation.

EARLY RELIEF "Ie THE DEMAND   Action Wanted from Congress to Better Financial: and Business Conditions.    AMERICAN INTERESTS DEMANDING PROTECTION   Slump in Markets. Foreign Cheap Competition and Other Conditions to be Met. ~

EARLY ELIE FROM NATIONAL ILLS DEMANDE   ‘Emergency Legislation Believed Necessary During Winter.  ~~»   TO-CONSULT HARDING   Expect President-elect Tx Confer With Leaders December 6.

EARLY RELIEF IN FARM INDUSTRIES A PRESSING NEED   CONGRESS MUST MAKE AN _ ATTEMPT TO RELIEVE THE SITUATION.   CONFERENCE WITH MR. HARDING IN DECEMBER

CONGRESS SWAMPED BY  THE REQUESTS   Situation Is Giving Republican Leaders a Great Deal  of Concern

COUNTY FAIR ORGANIZED   Directors and Officers Elected and Plans Made for Big County Fair.

We WAN ES RB SR SRARD NENA BM kee  Directors and Officers Elected and Plans Made for Big County Fair.

UBREGON TAKES NEW OFFICE AS MEXIGO’S HEAD   Simple Ceremony Before an Imposing Array of Dignitaries Marks New Epoch in History of Southern Republic.   POWER CHANGES QUIETLY   American Charge d’Affaires Is Present When New President Takes Office. Provisional President First to Concratulate

MEX!C0 CITY CELEBRATES TILL DAWN   Ceremony Is Fourth Peaceful Transfer of Authority in 99 Years of Mexico’s History as a Republic—Brilliant Array of Diplomats Attends.

GEN, OBREGON IS PRESIDENT MEXIGAN REPUBLIC   Grevt Celebration in Mexico Cit: Marks His Inauguration,

Simple Ceremony Marks Fourth Time Since Republic's Independence Executive Power Transferred Peacefully; Representative  of United States and Diplomats Attend   CAPITAL STAGES CELEBRATION

ALVARO OBREGON TAKES GOVERNMENT REINS IN MEXICO   With New President Safely installed Capital City Makes Merry.   DE LA HUERTA TAKES OATH AS SECRETARY TREASURY   Chief Executive Will Not Live in Chaputepec Castle, Magnificent Home Provided by Government, but Will Use It Only on State Occasions.

CHARGE 0 AFFAIRES FOR U. &. HELPS INSTALL OBREGON   Summerlin Attends Mexican Inauguration Without Instructions From Capital.   MEXICO CITY CELEBRATES

GEN. OBREGON ANAUGURATED MEXICOS HEAP   Is Fourth Time In Republic’s History OF Ninety-nine, Years That Executive. Power Has Been Ten nelaryedt Peacefilly.   CAPITAL CITY CELEBRATES

PEACE ATTENDS INAUGURATION OF GENERAL OBREGON   Foreign Envoys Are Present as President Takes Oath.

OBREGON ASSUMES CHIEF OFFICE IN REPUBLIG MEXICO   Inauguration in Mexico City Attended by Simple  Ceremonies    wile sabe ee baleen PRESENT IN UNOFFICIAL CAPACIT)   City Celebrates Great Event With All-Night Carnival And Dance

NEW. PRESIDENT 10 AID IN BUILDING THROUGH RAILROAD KANSAS CITY TO CHINTIANTIA   Pledges Assistance to American Capital tor Development of Mexican Resources; Takes Office at MiAnioh¢   WASHINGTON HEARS OF ANTI-— OBREGON MOVE ON BORDER

‘OBREGON INITIATION IS PEACEFULLY DONE   GOVERIWESN TS the WELLE REPRESENTED Bi DIPLOMATS.   Ceremeny of Tahing “ath of tttice as resident of Mexico Mark» Fourth Ther tccowptished WUitkbent srrife.

OBREGON NOW {3 (MEXICO'S PRESIDEN   Inaugurated at Midnight of  oe ee

FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE IN ATTENDANCE   DE LA HUERTA TAKES OATH AS SECRETARY; SUMMER LIN 18 PRESENT.

ALVARO QBREGON INAUGURATED AT MEXICO GIT}   New President of Republic Is Sworn In In the Chamber of Deputies: Dense Crowd Fille the Streets.

GENERAL OBREGON™ ANARGNRATED AS v MEXICAN LEADER   Expoutlve Power Transferred Peocetully-for Fourth Time in Republic's History.   REPRESENTATIVES OF ~ MANY NATIONS ATTEND   Mexioe City Has Carnival fo Rost of Might Follow. ing Cergtony.

ATH QUIET MEX CHANGE OF HEAD IN A CENTURY   AMERICAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRS AMONG THOSE PRESENT AT OBREGON INAUGURATION

MINIATURE TORNADO HITS PORT ARTHUR   ~ BOY KILLED BY FLYING TIMBEtS  AND PROPERTY WORTH   $100,000 WRECKED

TORNADO STRIKES DOCK PROPERTY AT PORT ARTHUR, TEX   One Dead, One Missing And Heav; Loss Of Property As A Resv''.   STORM’S DURATION WAS BUT A FEW MINUTE:   . Wireless Call For Ambulances An Doctors Sent From : Steamer,

HARHING ACCEPTS LEADERSHIP   Formally Notified of His Nom Anation for President,   NOTABLE OCCASION AT MARION

Discusses Campaign Issue: in Acceptance Speech ©   CEREMONIES AT MARION

USED AMERICAN BRAINS AS GREASE FOR BULLET!   TESTIMONY AS TO ATROCTTIFS COMMITTED BY HAITIAN BAN. PITS CONCLUDES NAVAL COURT Or TNOTIRY INVESTIGATION.

PEACEFUL HAITIANS KILLED BY BANDITS   COL, HOOKER GIVES START. LING DETAILS TO NAVAL COURT INQUIRY.

MARINES BURNED TO DEATH AFTER AWFUL TORTURE   Heart and Liver of Victims Eaten by Heartless Murderers.   Brain Removed to Grease Bullets; 2,000 Haitians Killed

NAVAL COURT CONCLUDES ITS HEARINGS IN HAITI   Thousand of Peaceful Natives Killed by Bandits Within Last Few Years.

DEEDS OF BANDITS BARED BY HOOKER   Two Thousand H2itlens Stain : : in the Last Few Years,   MAEINES ABE BURNED TO DEATH

BANDITS GUT UP BODIES OF. 8. MEN COURT TOLD   Brains of ‘Dead Marine Used to Grease Bullets,  Officer Testifies.

NAVAL COURT IS TO LEAVE HAIT   Adm. Mayo Announces Hear ings Will be Resumed in Washington

BANDITS IN HAITT KIWIS ALL ENEMIES   Lieut. Colonel Bunker Tells Naval Court of Native Bandit Atrocities.

pe iL ag aes ines      Testimony _ Shows  Bandits Committed Many ‘Horrible Atrocities.

DECLARES BANDITS MURDERED NATIVES   Commander of Haitian Gendarmerie Testifies Before Board of inguiry

DISCUSSING NEGRO SCHOOLSIN GEORGIA   Governor, State Legislators and Coltee Mrofessors of South in Conference,

IS SENDING TROOPS.   Germany Preparing for an Dffensive .  Against-the Reds...

CLASH BETWEEN UNION OFFICIALS MAY BE: AVERTED   Action Follows Plea to Miners by Presi-  dent Wilson’ -

0 CLAIM DEFICITS Aa GOVT DROPS GUARANTEE   Earnings for Past Six Months $600,000.000 Below Normal Estimate of Expert.

TO CHANGE HANDS TOMORROW NIGH]   Railroads Cost Government One Hundred Millions Monthly For Six Months.

NATION'S CARRIERS WiLL NOW OPERATE ON OWN RESOURCES   HAVE COST GOVERNMENT $100, 000.000 MONTHLY FOR PAST SIX MONTHS

GOVERNMENT AID TO RAY CARRIERS ENNIS WEDNESDAY   Lines to Return to Own Re sources Sept. 1, After Costing Nation Nearly $100,000,000 Monthly.

GOVERNMENT WILL DROP BIG ANILROND EXPENSE   Carriers to be on Own Resourc. es affer Law’s Expiration t Midnirht

GUARANTY PERIOD EXPIRES TODAY   Railroads to Begin Operation on Their Own Fesources,   FEW LINES EARNING EXPENSES

GOVERNMENT TO. BE. : ‘RELIEVED OF RAILWAY GUARANTEE TONIGH   Transportation Acc Cost the ‘United:  States 600,000,000 In Tart, Six Montis: :

RAILROADS’ DRAIN ON TREASURY ENDS   THEY GO BACK TQ OWN FUNDS AFTER COSTING UL. s. $600,000,000.

RAILROADS ASSUME OWN ~ RESPONSIBILITY   At Midnight Tonight the Government Ceases to Guarantee R. R.  Earnings.

RAILROADS’ BONUS ENDS AT MIDNIGH]   ‘National Carriers Have Cost _ Government $600,000,000  Last Sm Months.

Operation of Railécads Cost Government Total of -$100,000,000 Each Month   Will Begin Business on Own Resources Tonight — Govern- 4 ment Wil Help Finance,

A. R, GUARANTEE OF EARNINGS T0 BECOME INVALIL   Loans Still Available From Revolving Fund Created.

RAILROADS RETURN, 10 OWN RESOURCES   OUT FROM UN DER GeV EAN MBNT’S PROTECTING WING.   Deftied ef Hundred Millions a Menti During Peried ef Guearantee— Mex New Werk Out Their Own Salvaticen.

BAILROADS 60 BACK TO OWNERS TUESDA   OPERATION HAS COST GOVERNMENT $100,000,000 MONTHI.Y UNDER GUARANTEE.

R.R.GUARANTEEHAS COST THE U.S. SIX HUNDRED MILLION:   Clause in Transportation Act Calling for 6 Per Cent Returns to Stockholders Ceases To Be , Effective at Midnight. 

RAIL COMPANIES BEGIN OPERATION INDEPENDENTLY   Transportation Act Costs Government $100,000,000 Monthly.

RAILROADS WILL PADDLE  OWN CANOE TOMORROW   ‘Transporation Law Which Cost. Coun: try Hundred Million Monthy ires Touizht.

GUARANTEES [0  VAL ROADS 1   Eelimeiad Ts Have Cost thet Goveraraent <200,60€,000 Monthly For Past Six Mionths,

Cost Country $100,000,000 Monthly While Their Earninga Were Guarentecd.

LINES RETURN 10 OWNERS TONIGHT   HAVE COST GOVERNMENT $100,000,000 MONTHLY” FOR LAST SIX MONTHS

ROADS BACK ON OWN RESOURCES AT 12 TONIGHT   Deficit for the Past Six Months Six Hundred Billion Dollars.

RAILROADS ON OWN RESOURCES   Cost Government $100,000,. 000 Monthly in the Last Six Months.

RAILROADS OPERATE ON OWN RESOURCE:   Further Aid Is Guaranteed, However, Under Provisions of Transportation Act

ROADS RETURNING TO THEIR GWNER'      WILL GO BACK ON THEIR OW? FINANCIAL RESOURCES AT MIDNIGHT TUBRSDAY.

RAILROADS: AGAIN ON OWN RESGURCES   Guarantee’ of Earnings .Ceases _to Be Effective at Midnioht. ¢ By

GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE  CEASES TONIGHT; RAIL LINES GET NO MORE AID   Traffic System Must Operate Hereafter On Own Resources; Cost to Government 600 Million Dollars.

RAILWAYS BACK ON OWN RESOURCES TODAY   Have Cost Uncle Sam_ 100 Millio: Monthly During Guarantee Period.

ROADS MUST NOW PADDLE OWN CANOE   Railroads Can No Longer Draw on Uncle Sam for Deficits,

rEW EARNING — ~ THEIR EXPENSES   Railroads to Begin Opera: tion on Own Resouces

GOOD POSITIONS . BY THE SCORE ARE TO BE GIVEN OUT   Uncle Sam Sadly In Need Of Men; Good Pay Offered

COMMISSION HAS BiG ACCOUNTING PROBLEA   Return of Rails to Owners Leaves Heavy Work of Accounting on Commerce Commission.

VERDICT FOR $10 000 O'CONNOR-GRAY C48   “Trish Rose” Awarded Jude ment in Her Breach of Promise Case.

AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FORMED  10 COVER NATION   Federation Only Year Old When National Organization is Effected With Strong Supp>t   28 STATES ARE REPRESENTED   Seven Separate Divisions Planned te Secure All the Rights to Which F*rmer Are Entitled.

FARMERS ARE SYSTEMATIC   Their Organization Is Progressing Along Well Thought Out Lines. Nothing Radical.

SHERIFFS CONFER AT LAFAVETT   Petition Will be Presented to Stat Legislature for Increase in Salaries

i irst Session ~ This Afternoon To Hear Speech   Homer S. Cummings To Deliver Keynote Address At  Day’s Meeting   ROBINSON WILL BE NAMED CHAIRMAN   Arkansas Man Decided Upon To Have Permanent SUOTSSeg JO 98reuy

NATIONAL SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS %  [5 REQUESTED   New York’ 2nd illinois Men Demand Increased National Support of the Schoois,

TEACHERS’ PLANK IS ASKED   New York and Illinois Men Demand Increased National Support of the Schools.

PETITION,         Proposition Na Pending fa “ Incrense th hate ‘

HEAR TRACTION PETHTION,   Proposition Now Pending for a slight Incretse in Rates.

AMERICAN LEGION TOAGGUME 6. A. 8. ACTIVITIES INU. 0   Civil War Veterans Would Pass On Memorial Work.

ALLIES SEEK TO. BRING PEACE T0 RUSSIAN NATION   EVENTS IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS POINT TO EARLY END OF CIVIL, WAR.   SEE COUNTRY OPEN EARLY (N SPRING   With Peace Sccured, Russia Can De. cide What Kind of Government  Is Most Needed.

EVENTS POINT TO THE END = OF THE GWVIL WAR WN RUSS  BUSINESS MEN SHY 60 COUNTRY WILL i OPEN BY SPRING

EVENTS POINT TO THE END = "OF THE GIVIL WAR IN RUSSI   BUSINESS MEN SAY COUNTRY WILL B  OPEN BY SPRING

Curb Sugar Profiteering — Is Object of Bill Being - Written By Congressmen   Qna Panna Per Weelk.

PLAN MIATE TU PREVENT [lbh CHAR PRICES   Measure Will Be Submitted in Congress Shortly to Curb Speculation   PROFIT OF TEN CENTS PER POUND IS ALLEGEL   OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVE SAYS SUGAR HANDLED BY TOO MANY MEN, ALWAYS A’   A PROFIT.

CLAIMS INSULT BY BLACK AND TANS      HAD NO REGARD FOR AMERICAS CIMZENSHIP

SOLDIER TELLS OF IRISH CRIMES   BLACK AND TANS W4THOUT DIS. CIPLINE—BRODERICK   Witness Says He Saw Pillaging of Homes, “Potshooting™” of Cattle and Wounding of Little Girl.

SOLDIER TELLS OF IRISH ATROCITIES   Corporal of American Forces Witness Before Ireland Investigators

SUPPORTERS OF IRISH REPUBLIC)  BITTER IN DENUNCIATION OF THE BRITISH; POT SHOOTING: COMMON

BLACK AND TAN — OPERATIONS IN IRELAND TOLD   Former Corporal in Americar Forces Tells of Experiences  in Ireland.

HOMES BY ORUNKEN BLACK AND TANS   Wholly Without Discipline and Not Responsible to Anybody, Says Soldier.   WITNESSED WOUNDING OF LITTLE GIRL BY MILITARY   Daniel J. Broderick, Forme: Corporal in American Army Searched at Pistol Point. and Told He Would be if He Were American President.

SINN FEIN MAKE PEACE OFFER WHICH MAY END BLOODSHED ON ISLAND   Rv WERB MILLER

PEACE IN IRELAND IS BELIEVED NEAT   PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE RECEIVES RESPONSE FROW SINN FEIN LEADERS TO  PEA wooo owe

PEACE FOR ISLAND   Premier Lloyd-George is Armed Witl Irish Peace Offering

LLOVD-GEORGE EXPECTED 10 OFFER PEACE   Father O’Fianagan, Acting Head of Sinn Fein, Asks — for Proposal.   IRELAND READY .TO BE SHOWN. PREMIER TOLD   ‘Meantime: Arrests Continue and Soldiers and: Police e Active, .

Sinn. Fein. Offer..for.:... “Peace Is in Hands. y Premier Lloyd Geor;¢

Acting Sinn Fein Head Dis patches Peace Bid to Linvd Gearre,   FACE MANY OBSTACLES      Black and Tans, Irish Prisoners and Sinn Feiners’ Present Problems.

OFFER OF PEACE REPORTED MADE   * . % PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE RECBIY. ED PEACE PROPOSAL FROM  -  SINN FEIN LEADER,   MAY END IRISH TROUBLES

PEACE WITH SINN FEIN APPEARS IN SIGHT: OFFER MADE   Olive Branch Extended By Father Flanigan, Acting Organization Head   ASKS FOR FIRST STEP   Some Opposition To Plans To Effect Compromise Of Trish Demands

MANY HUNDREDS PAY TRIBUTE TO W. MURRAY CRANE   Body of Former United States Senator Is Laid to Rest.

CRANE’S FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDEE   Legislators, Big Business Men and Hundreds of Friends ~ =-Pyu- Last Honors...

CANDIDATES ARE URGING IMMEDIATE RATIFICATION   The Presidential Candidates Join In Urging Action On The Suffrage Amendment.

MURE ARKANSAS TROUBEE.   This Time Though it Is Not Expected to be Very Serius. - 

FEAR MORE RACE RIOTS   Negroes Take Prisoner From Arkansas Officer.   TRCOPS ARE GALLED OUT   New Troub’e Near Dumas, a Town Near Mississ ppi Line— Not Serious as Yet.

Race Differences Dowa in Ar kansas Not So Bad as-Virst Thought. -

TENEMENT FIRE TRAPS SCORES   Quick Work By New York Fire Department Prevents Loss of Life.

QUICK WORK BY FIREMEN SAVED NANY   Fast Side, N. Y., Tene ment Scene of Bad Fire  Today.

COOPER REFUGES 10 CLOSE COTTON GIN   Says He Has No Right To issue Proclamation Suspending Industry.

COTTON MEN URGE NAMING OF M’ADOO TO TREASURY POS]   Ask Displacement of Houston; South Carolina Governor Won't Ask Ginners to Quit

OPEN SESSION COUNCIL OF THE LEAGUE NATIONS   An Economic Blockade Be lieved to Hold Members to Agreement

THIRTY-FOUR STATES ELECT GOVERNORS, SEVEN PICKING DEMOCRATS, 26 REPUBLICANS

26 GOVERNORS ELECTED ARE REPUBLICANS   ‘Thirty-four States Name Chief  Executives, Seven Being Re-elected

ALLIED IST. FRENCH REVENGE SAYS MINISTER   Nation is Desirous of Fix ing Blame for. All. ~ Arctions.

GERMANY HAS STARTED THE PUNISHMENT OF GRIMINALS   Herr Schieffer Says No AIlied Power Need Try to Usurp Richt   EXECUTIONS SECRET   List of War Criminals Can Not Be Filled, is Flat Statemert

PunishmeniMay Be Meter Oul to Principal Offend evs Agains( Aled Coun  \ tries,  VLEITT FY VWI macnma   WILL PUSH CASES   Herr Schiffer to Proceed  _ With Prosecution Even if  + Allies Would) Wilhdraw Denyined.,

10 TRY GUILTY IN OWN COURTS IS GERMAN PLAN   Will Press Trial Of Officer Where Evidence Justifies Says Schiffer   WANT TO PUNISH GUILTY   Minister Of Justice Believe That Extradition Is An Impossibility

GERMAN.COURT TO TRY ACCUSED   WILL PUNISH ALL CONVICT. ED OF INHUMAN PART IN WAR,

KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN IQ HAVE BIG MEET   Largest Class Ever Given First De gree at One Time to Start Work on December 9.

KNIGHTS OF ST JOHN         Largest Class Ever Given First Degree at One Time to Start Work on December 9.

TO PUT OWN HOUot IN ORDER NATION 3 FIRST REAL DUTY   Hacding Says Democrats Attempt to Blind Voters to Domestic Issues.   CHALLENGES CRITICS TO SHOW ANY INCONSISTENCY   No Difference Between Him and Governor Cox in Realizing American People Want to Enter Into Some Kind of Association of Nations.

HARDING ASSERTS DEMOCRATS DODGE ECONOMIC ISSUES   EMPHASIS ON LEAGUE EMPLOYED AS MEANS TO SIDETRACK INTERNAL PROBLEMS.

Says American People as Well as Senate Long Ago Rejected President's League of Nations Plan Which His Opponent is Trying to Keep Alive.

SAYSCOX TRIES TOBLIND VOTER   Senator Harding Ridicules Oppon eat’s Devotion to an Already Retected Foreien Program   ARRAIGNS CRITICS   Nominee Issues Open Challenge to Them to Show Wherem He  Hes Been Inconsistent

ULM DOMESTIC PROGLEMG FIAT, HARTING S PLEA   Nominee Says Nation Should “Put Its Own House in Order” Before Giving More Time to League.

Republican Nomirfee in His, First Speech to Easterners, De ‘“elares in Effect That Charity Begins at Home—Let U Put Our Own House in Order, He Says.

PUT OWN HOUSE. IN RIGHT ORDER WAGES HARDING   Nominee Outlines, Views. Or ‘ ‘Poli       " Needed:in “America   TELLS, OF “DIFFERENCES: BETWEEN -HIM AND’ ‘COX   Explains That: ‘Foreign: Met: ling Not: “Appropriate” ‘for~ Republican Peopl om

SEAATOR HARDING QN MATION OUT}   Should First Put Its Qwr  > House In Order.   MAKES BUFFALO ADDRESS   Saya American People aa Well as Senate Long Aga Rejected President's Leaguo of Nations Plan Which His Op. pouent is Trying 10 Kee; “Alive. ¢

HARDING WINDS UP STUMP TOUR   SENATOR’S BUFFALO SPEECH ENDS  TRIP AWAY FROM MARION FRONT PORCH

HARDING SPEAKS TO THOUSANDS AT BUFFALO N. Y.   ‘Again Declares American People Want Peace ssociation-

(WIPDING SAYS COX IS MIUDDVING WATER AND DODGING VITAL DOMESTIC ISSUES

HARDING CHARGES DENOCRATS WITH ATTEMPTING TO BLIND VOTERS: TO DOMESTIC ISSUES   Contends U: S, Can Best Aid European Nations by Setting'an Example of Responsible Democracy and Equal Opportunity; Challenges Critics to Prove ‘Wabbline’ Allesations.

HARDING MAKES TWO ADDRESSES   Spoke to Big Buffalo Audi: ence Last Night,   PUT HOUSE IN ORDER   it Home, He Says, Before Attempting to Regulate World Affairs—Charges Democrats are Trying to Blind Voters to Domestic Issues—Discusses League of Nations

IARDING SAYS COX 1S MUDDYING WATER AND DODGING VITAL DOMESTIC ISSUES

HARDING CHARGES DEMOCRATS. WITH USEING DEAD ISSUE   Declares Attempt Is Made te  Blind Voters to Domes1 tic Issues

HARDING CHARGES © DEMOCRATS USING. LEAGUE FOR BLIND   Urges. Domestic-Program_as. Bes Means of Aiding Remainder of Devastated World

Harding League Opponents D odgi tic Questions For League Di S810! - Buffalo Speech Last Outside

HARDING WOULD PUT OWN HOUSE IN ORDER   ADVISES LESS MEDDLING IN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.   Demestic Conditions a Bit Awry and fm Need ef Attention—Agsis Asserts Pesition on Natlens Leagee.

REPORTS INDICATE FALL OF RUSS REDS IN SIGH   ‘Harding Tells New Yorkers Demo. crats Blind Voters to the Real Issues.

RECONSIGNMENT RULES      On Open-Top Cars Ordered b} Commerce Commission

STEPS ARE TAKEN TO MOVE ROLLING STOC   Railroads Ordered to Establish Reconsigning Rules and Levy Penalty Charges

ORDERS RECONSIGNING RULES.   \dditional Penalties to Be Levied For Detainine Open Cars.

DEMOCRATIC WOMEN ANNOUNCE PLATFORM PLANKS THEY WANT   Favor Laws Protecting Children and Women; Behind League of Nations.

Maybe the little cold snap was just a belated April fooling after all.

One might fee! safer if he had a lot of insurance in the event the tornado should come.

. One can enjoy the Easter season even though the time of rabbit eggs is a bygone recollection.

If a week of midterms must come, next week will be as good as any other time.

What will the city folk do about holding their dances in the City Hall?   WEATHER FORECAST

Do your bit by spending two bits for a megaphone. You'll make more noise at the game.   WEATHER FORECAST

Maybe the little rains these days are only April showers in an early stage.

A lot of persons will find excuses difficult now since the Library lights will be off.

GAVE PLEASING PLAY   “Miss Poultin’s Orchids” Presented ) By Drematic Club

BOTH MEN WERE NEPELEEH HEX EIST   Father Shoots Daughter; Turns Pistol on Self   Girl, 15, Killed as He Goe to Her Home; Neighbors Tell of Troubles

MUST CONTINUE CLOSE WATCH ON THE BORDER   OFFICERS SAY MENACE FROM BANDIT RAIDS fs AS GREAT EVER.         Senaie Subcommittee is Told That Provection of American Citize the Big Bend District Devolv salely on American Troops.

HARDING GIVEN AN QVAT'ON   CROWDED GALLERIES APPLAUD WHEN PRESIDENT-....cCT ADDRESSES SENATE   MAKES INFORMAL TALK   Urges The Senate To Make the Last Three Months of the Wilson Administration Fruitful Instead Of a Waste Of So Much Time.

PRESIDENT-ELECT TALKS — -——NFORIMALLY TO. SENATE   SaysIt Ie Not ‘Necessary For Either _ Congress: or President fo Give in to Other

DOESN'T WANT TIME MASE IME         President Elect Abpsars Nervous As He . > Gave Talk Before Th Senate

HARDING TALKS INFORMALLY TO HIS COLLEAGUES   Mindful of Senate’s Place But Wants it to Remem- — ber He is President.   SURRENDER NOT NECESSARY

PHEUEDANT bi NARUING Ih SENATE TALK   Tells Senate to Remem. ber He Will Be President — Great Recep. tion in Senate.

SENATE GREETS HARDING   President-Elect Asks for Co-operation of Both Parties   WILL INSIST ON HIS OWN_RIGHTS

AS Lhd,      FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CAUGHT AT THE LAST MINUTE THIS AFTERNOON FOR DANY LEADER READERS . : Paes ae

A arding Delivers Speech in Senate   Prewident-Elect Establishes Precedert in American Hi tor When He Appears on Senate Floor and Makes “Addres Urges “Fruitful Time” in Short Session.  . ,

HARDING SPEAKS ~ BEFORE SENATE   PRESIDENT ELECT, SETTING NEW PRECEDENT, GIVES « INFORMAL TALK TO COLLEAGUES   IS ACCORDED AN OVATION   SENATORS AND SPECTATORS  JOIN IN DEMONSTRA. ION FOR 107

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING SPEAKS BEFORE SENATE   Sétting a Precedent’ ‘as Presiden Elect ‘In Americait History, He Asked. for Co-operation,

(By the Uaiteg Press) PRESIDENT . ELgcy ADDR CONGRESS aT OPENING TEES MORNIXG, ©   rekd Members of the Senate that Hie Expected Them te Rememb That He Wonka Be ths Presi dent of the Vs

HARDING TALKS — TO COLLEAGUES IN THE SENATE   IS ESCORTED TO PLATFORM B} VICE-PRESIDENT MARSHALL —ROUNDLY APPLAUDED

Armenians Resist . Turk. Attack with  a Scythe and ‘Sticke      Bitter Fight in Connection with _ Fall_of.. Hadjin is -R

WOOD FUND $1,300,000 . SENATOR POMERENE   Kenyon Estimates Total at $1,250, 000—Committee Fails to Get Definite Figure.

SEEK ESTIMATE OF FAPENDITURES OF MAJOR GEN, WOO   Senate Committee Proposes T Také Congressional Contest Under Advisement.   WILL -RUN- INTO MILLIONS

SEEK ESTIMATE ON WOOD'S FUND   Total Will Be in Neighbor. hood of $1,800,000, Senator Pomerene Figures   HEAR HORACE STEBBINS   Says It Is Impossible ta Get Estimate Until Books Are Andited

SUM RAISED FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN   Committee Unable to Get at Definite Figure   Eastern Treasurer Cannot Fix Total Until Books are Audited. He Says—Kenyon Thinks Amount Should Be Near $1,250,000 — Resolution to Broaden Scope

BOARD OF TRADE IS FLAYED BY GAPPER   “BEARS AHE BLAMED FOR 'FPHE SLUMP IN FARM PRICES.   Rarsu« Senator Fxpects to tntroduc: Rill in Congress to Stop Gamhling in All Farm Prodacts.

‘OF THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRA  Of   Responsible for the Disastrous Slump in Farm Products.

BEARS OF CHICAGO ‘BOARD OF TRADE —_ARERESPONSIBLE   Senator Capper Says Farm Price Slump Rests With Them.   CHARGES-BOARD IS GAMBLING PLACE      Gigantic “Bear” Raid On Farn Products Caused Fall In Prices.

LOST A BILLION IN PRODUCTS   Retail Price of Pork acd Beef Hemain the Same

KANSAS SENATOR DECLARES BOARD OF TRADE IS A GANBLING HOLE    Farmers Lose a Billion While Brckers Bleed the Lembs at Chicago   REMEDY IS PROPOSED      Taxation is Offered As a Weapon to Be Used On Pit and Rlackboard

BRANDEIS READS ZIQNISTS   Asaocinie Suaticg of United States Supreme Court Choaen et Meet-

JUSTICE BRANDEIS IS ZIONISTS’. PRESIDEN’   Flection is Held in London a Conference.

BRANDEIS HEADS MOVE      President of Zinnistn Seekivg Political Program fer Palestine.

ZIONISTS NAME BRANDEIS HEAL   Supreme . Court Justice Elected at “Meet i in ” ‘London’. -

JEWS HONOR U. S. JURIST   Louis D. Brandeis of Supreme Court Elected President of Conferees on Palestine.

ASALENLENENY          ARMY ‘LAEUTENANT: THINKS WEN FISCHER;IS PAUL Fis ER WHO WAS HELD’ AS: ALL      FISCHER TAKEN TO NEW. ~ YORK ‘FOR. QUESTIONING           Collector of Internal Revenue W ed Custom: Houst Will Be Blown Up: Tomorrow.

BLOODY SUNDAY WITH SINN FEIN   Wild Scenes Are Enacted Over Ireland Following Reprisal Raids in Cork bv British Police

Orie Policeman Killed and Four. Wounded by Sinn. - Fein Raiders. - ~~

REPRISALS BY POLICE KEEP FEINS ALERT   Kxpect More Bloodshee Following Attacks on Military Today.

SINN FEIN RENEW ATTACK ON TROOPS   Ireland Awaits Further Police Reprisals; One Officer Killed and Four Wounded.

DEATH LIST GROWS   Sinn Fein Attacks on the Mili.  tary Are Renewed

THE SINN FEIN. ATTACKS AGAIN   ‘One Officer Was Killed and Four ! Wounded, Report Attacks 7 in Belfast.

SINN FEIN IN _ FRESH ATTACKS   fo . _ mag gue "Police and Soldiers Are Am bushed in Newceston and : County Roscommon.   REPRISALS ARE AWAITED

ie ye “oe E WILSO!   Democratic Editors Stromgiy Assal Records of Senator New and Senator Watson. ‘

WILSON PRAISED — BBY EDITOR:   STATE ADMINISTRATION IS AS SAILED BY DEMOCRATS. IN SESSION HERE

PRAISE THINGS DEMOCRATIC: CONDEMNATION FOR OTHERS   Administration of Wilson Commended by Democratic Editorial Association.

FARM HELP IS SCARCE   See, ae Spring Work -is Delayed by Lack of Labor

STUDENTS FAVOR IMMEDIATE PEAC   Vote At Ohio State And Other Institutions Favors Peace Ky Compromise

HIS VIEWS THEN, HIS VIEWS NOW   Two Pronouncements of President Wilson on League of Nations.

New Found Guilty Murder 2nd Degre:   Jury Find Him Sane and Guilty o: Killing His Sweetheart, Mies  T eeear

HUGE GENTON ON GHOOKEDNESO IN  THE BIG LEAGUES   MUCH OF IT Is HINTED ~   GAMBLERS tn SEVERAL CITIES ARE BEHIND THE PRACTICE.

MADE $40,000 ON “WISE” BETS ON WORLD'S SERIES   “Rube” Benton Tells Newspapermen Hal Chase Cleared up That Smm on the Games,   GRAND JURY WITNESS   Says He Was Offered “Easy Money” by Chase and Herzog if He Would Throw Games,   HERZOG MAKES DENIAL   Benton Telis of Conference and  Offer of Money to Throw Game to Chicago.

BRIBES OFFERED NEW YORK PITCHER —-JO'THROW GAME   “RUBEY BENTON TESTIFIES BE FORE GRAND JURY PROBING GAMBLING CHARGES,

LEGION ACTION IS APPROVED   Cincinnati Jury O. K.’s Raiding of Communist Office There.

FINDS FOR LEGION   Gait Was Result of Raid on Comm ist Labor Headquarters.

JURY FINDS VERDICT FOR $50,000 DAMAGES AGAINST LEGION FOR COMMUNIS

EX-SOLDIERS WIN IN ACTION OF COMMUNIST   Court Finds in Favor of Legion Men Who Adnnt Visiting Communist Headquarters

AMERICAN LEGION WINS SUIT   Jury Approves Action of Post in Raid ing Communist Headquarters at Cincinnati.

MOB ASSEMBLES AND DEMANDS WILLIAM RAY, CONFESSED SLAYER OF CHILD

si ms, THREAT TOLYNGH ‘NEGRO FRUSTRATED      SIXTEEN MEN’ AND Bors PLAC. , ED UNDER. ARREST DURING! DEMONSTRATION, :        SOUGHT SLAYER OF; "MARTHA HUFF, WHITE   One. Negro: Is Shot ‘In Hip But Not - Seriously Wonrided—Rare, Feel«  "ing At High Pitch. }     “

UNDER ARREST   One Negro Was Shot When Mob of About 3,000 Attempted to Raid Jail   ——a—«“r eo — ale ad aia ee ——_— a rer  Who Assaulted and Killed Little Martha Huff—Sixteen Under Arrest

FEW TO GREET MANNIX UPON HIS ARRIVA:   Reaches London Almost With out Announcement; Plans Unknown.

WALKS THROUGH ARCTIC ‘WITH GNLY A DOG TEAN   Noiee Has Been in the Far North Sinee 1915,

HEAVY COAL EXPORTS   Largely in Excess of Amount Shipped in 1919

PITUMINOUS EXPORTS BIG.   Amount For Fiseal Year Grenter Than Shipmests During 1919.

Y. W. C. A. GIVEN $500,000   Convention Informed of Addition to Rockefeller Memorial Fun.

HALF MILLION FOR Y. W. C. A.   Addition to Rockefeller Memoria Fund Told at Conventior in Cleveland.

FRISCO-GOTHAM _ AIR FLIGHT IN HALF DAY, PLAN   Maior Schroeder Beclares He Will Make Trin Soon Gaye li'e Faey

VILLA SENDS OUT CRY FOR BULLETS   Mexican Bandit Leader Warts Ammu nition for Machine Guns; Would Use Lead Against Carranza.

SUIT: ON CONTRACT   Clifford W. Morse Asks That Agreement Be Set Aside

FIRE LOSS IS AT LEAST TWO AND A HALF MILLION   River Front Blaze in New Or leans May Have Done $4,AnH ONA TNdmanra

FIRE ON RIVER FRONT MAY COST FOUR MILEIONS   Post Commission Lost Is Not Insured——Government Loss Heavy

NEW ORLEANS FIRE  "IMICE. (CREA   Blaze:on River Front of Southern City Damages Property Worth Millions Declares Statement,

FOUR MILLION BLAZE AT NEW ORLEANS   Disastrous Fire on Wharves at Louis iana City Caused by Engine Snarks.

LOSS UP IN MILLIONS   ‘River Pret Wharf at Rew Orleans Bersed, Tesether With Other  i ee

SUSPEND  “IMIGRATION TWO YEARS   KILL OINTRQDUECED IN CON GRESS. ANOTHER WOULD MAKE EMBASSIES DRY  CONGRESSMAN OFFER 9 REL WITH SSe TARIBF GN CAN. DIAN WHEAT

ABILL TO SUSPEND ALL IMMIGRATION   One of the First Measures to be Introduced in This Session of Congress   Tincher Would Place a Thirty-five Tariff on _ Canadian Wheat

IMMIGRANT BILL TAKES PRECEDENCE      Dozens of Bills Are Waiting for Action: at Short Congress Sassion,

BILL PROPOSES TWO-YEAR LIMIT ON IMMIGRATION   Numerous Measures Are ir ‘Bill Basket’ as Congress Convenes Today

Red Army Is ° Massing for Georgia Drive   Allies May ‘Send War Ship: “to Insure Safety of Their. - Missions

SOUIET THREAT WORRIES ALLIES   ‘Bolsheviki Appear to be Con centrating to Wipe Georgia Off of Map

RUSSIANS TO ATTACK REPUBLIC OF GEORGIE   Little Nation is Next Victim o Bolsheviki,

CONGLOMERATED UNREST SPIRIT PARAMOUNT OVER  ALL OF EUROPE   Bolsheviki Roam ‘and Rav age While D’Annunzio ~ Fumes and Frets in -. Fiume Matter

REDS ENTER CAUCASUS   Russ Bolshevists Apparently Plan to Wipe Out New Republic of Georgia.

MAO AN ARMY ON FRONTIER   Russ Soviet Move to Wipe Georgia Off Map of Caucasus Region.

SOWET FORGES TO STRIKE. AT PEORIA BELIEF   Campaign to- Eliminate Re public From: Map.of Cau-" }.’easuis Seems ‘Forming.   ALLIES CONSIDERING -  SENDING:OF WARSHIPS   Suffering. Increases. Owing t Shortage of Supplies-and « High Casts

ARMY- ASSEMBLED AT TUAPSE   Strike Republic From Map of Caucasus, Bolshevik Aim.   SITUATION STIRS THE ALLIES!   May Lend Warships to Insure Evacuation of Missions

REDS IN DRIVE T0 FLIMINATE GEORGIA   Bolsheviki_ Concentrate f.0% “Campaign. on Neighbor Republic.

MAKE APPEAL TO JOVERNOR   SAID COMMITTEES ARE DENYING .LEAGUERS RIGHT TO VEE?

VETS ARE BEHIND IGILANTES, SAY A LEAGUE CHIEF   MAKE APPEAL TO GOVERNOR   SAID COMMITTEES ARE DENYING LEAGUERS RIGHT TO MEET

KANSAS TOWNS “BAR NON-PARTISAN ~ LEAGUE SPEAKERS   Egged by Citizens of Great Bend and Ellenwood When They Attempt Meeting.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE MEN ASK SPEAKERS PROTECTED   Told By Kansas Attorney General to “Tell Troubles” to Police Officials.

ces FOR NON-PARTISANS   ; Reegh Treatment hecorded Part, of Leagee Premetere is a Kap : 7 nae Tawa.

Officers Unable to Cope Witt Situation When Mob Disrupt Meetings   SEEK STATE PROTECTION   Attorney Genera! Refers Orators to Peace Officers for Needed Permits

LEAGUERS GIVEN WARM RECEPTION   NON-PARTISANS RUN INTO BAR RAGE OF EGGS AT DIFFERENT TOWNS   APPEALED TO HOPKINS   Attorney General Says Question Is Up to to loom ones Officers e

NON-PARTISAN AGENTS ASK FOR PROTECTION   Speakers Roughly Handled i Kansas Are Referred to Local Peace Officers.

KANSAS MINERS GET INCREASE   Mine Laborers Advanced $1.50 Per Day   TON MINERS TURNED DOWN   Howat Signs Under Protest Because Tonnage Workers Were -Not -Recognized.

GUAL MINER OF A STATES GIVEN WAGE INCREAS!   Pay of 15,000 Men in Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma and Ar. kansas Boosted $1.50 Day by New Agreement.

INCREASE IN DAY PAY 15 ALLOWED TRE MINERS   Agreement Signed by Miners anc Operators at Kansas City Today.

NEW CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Former Senator McGre gor Announces on American Party

NEW. CANDIDATE. FOR GOVERNOR   Fe ormer: Senator: McGre. Bor -Announces- on. “American Party .

—_—_—_— ee 6 ee ee wre  KANSAS CITY CAR LINE IN HANDS OF RECEIVER

STREET CAR CO. GOES BANKRUPT   COURT GRANTS PETITION OF COM PANY WHICH ASKS FOR A RECEIVER

COURT FINDS SEVEN GUILTY TF MURDER      Charged. With Killing Cex _ Centralia Legion Member in Armistice Day Parade.   Verdict, “Guilty of Murder In Sécond Degree” Disappoint“"ynent to Attending Crowd

SECOND FINDING AADERED, COURT AEJECTS. FIRST   SOME WOBS TC GO FREE      WHILE NONE WILL SWING FOR IT—TO PRESS NEW CHARGE

2 ACQUITTED,  ONE INSANE; EXTRA GUARD PUT AT JAIL   Montesano Public I: Dissatisfied With Verdict.   U.S. SOLDIERS PUT ON WATCH   New Trial Will Be Re. quested by Vandeveer.

MEMORIAL DAY IG “OBSERVED IN FRANC   Papers Devote Large Space to he Tribute That is to be Paid the U.S. Service Men, ‘Whose Bodies Rest in the Soil of France, \

DANK ROBBERS GAPTURED   Culver. Tnd., Bandits floid Up Bank and Shoot Two Business

etre BANDITS APTURED iY  CWILIAN POSSE   Two Leading Businessmen Shot During Chase and . Gun Battle in Street.

ENGAGE CITIZENS AFT INGUN FIGHT IN STREEI   TWO WHO MADE GETAWAY WIT! ABOUT  $10,000 _ARE CAPTURED AT.KNOX, IND.   TWO PROMINENT MEN -” OF CULVER ARE SHOT      “three Bandita, a, Deserted by Compan. “dons, Captured: After Desperate Tight.

BANK AT CULVER ROBBED TODAY   TWO MEN SHOT AND BANDITS CAPTURED BY POSSE IN EX. CITING MAN HUNT,   MOST OF FUNDS RECOVERED

FIVE BANDITS ROB INDIANA BANK OF $10,000: CAPTURED   SHOT TWO BUSINESS MEN, WHO ARE NOW KEPORTED IN SERIOUS CONDITION

CITIZENS ARE SHOT   Five Masked Auto Bandiis in Hold-Up of Exchange Bank Get Cash and Then Fight Revolver Battle in Streets,   TWO BUSINESS MEN ARE BADLY HURT IN FIGHT   Three of Gang Flee on Foot and Ave Captured by Posse and Two in Car Are Taken! at Knox: Loot Recovered.

a aa ae  TWO MEN FIRED UPON BY BANDITS IN ROBBING BANK   ‘Most of $10,000 Sum Taken I Recovered and Two Crimi nals Are Captured

ROB BANK AND WOUND TWO MEN   Five Bandits Are Thwarted in Attempt to Loot Financial [nstitution at Culver, Ind., Today   VICTIMS CRITICALLY HURT   Three Alleged Robbers Caught ai Culver and Two at Knox—1i00 Shots Exchanged With Posse

Two Youths Do Wild West on Train and One Is Shot Down.   FIVE IN BANK HOLDUP   All Are Captyred and Most of Money Recovered. by Police, 

YEGGS HOLD-UP ~~ INDIANA BANK   Bhot' Two Lending Business Men’ ¢ Culver—Threo Bandits Are ve ors Captured

DEMPSEY WINS — OVER W, MISKE   Reund at Benton Har Champion Wins in the Thirc  bor, Mich.   PUNCH TO KIDNEY DOES TRICK   About Fiften Thousand People Paid a Round $150,000 to See the Cham. pion Put It Over the Aspirant for Honors.

DEMPSEY WINS OVER W. Mist   Chainpidn Wins in the Thir __ ‘Round at Benton Har3 bor, Mich.   SHNCH TO KIDNEY DOES TRICK   About Fiften Thous and People Paid a Reund $150, 000 to Soe the Chainpiel, Put [rc Ove the Aspirant: ‘ for Hénors. .

DEMPSEY KRYUKG DUT GiLLY MIKE   Heavyweight Champion Wins in the Third Round.   15,C00 PEOPLE SAW FIGHT   Challenger for the Title Never Had a Ciiance—-Many Spectators Believe Dempsey Could Have Won in the First Round.

DEMPSEY THE WINNER OVER BILLY MISKE   Champion Wins in the Third Round at Benton Parbor, Mich.   PUNCH TO KIDNEY DOES TRICK   About Fiften Thousand People Pald a Round $150,000 to See the Champion Put It Over the Aspirant for Honors.

DEMPSEY WINS. OVER W, MISKE   Champion Wins In the Thire Round at Benton Har- bor, Mich.   PUNCH TO KIDNEY DOES TRICK    About Fiften Thousand Peopte Paid a Rowind ‘$150,000 to See the Cham. pion Put It Over the Aspirant  for Henora. ~

FARMERS BEFORE RESERVE BOARD   Difficu'tes Cua to Stringent Gtedit Cond.tions, Thay Say.   GROWERS APPEAL FOR RELIES

HARDING STATES RESERVE BOARD POWER LIMITED   Says It Has No Authority To Tedl Member Banks What Loans They Shall Not Make.   COTTON MEN PRESENT  THEIR SIDE OF MATTER   Governor Thinks Burning Of Gins And Similar Troubles May Be In Some Way Responsible.

‘Federal Reserve. Board 1 Declare’ New . ‘ Policy   Say Food Production. {s  Threatened By Pres ent Conditions ~

FACE RUIN AS - BANKS FAIL TO FINANCE CRO?S   Harding.PromisesNew Policy Suggests Sales of Cotton to Germany

FEDERAL. RESERVE. BOARD PROMISES FARMERS ACTION   Agricultural Interests Charge Difficulties to Tie-up of Financial Aid

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WILL MAKE CREDITS REPOR   REPRESENTATIVES OF AGRICUL TURAL INTEREST MAKE APPEAL TO HARDING.   DID NOT CUT OFF FARMERS    Delegate Assembled at Washington Also Consider Pressing Request for Relief With President and Cabinet.

EW OTATEMENT OF POLICY ON CRELLT SITUATION 1S GOMINE   EDERAL RESERVE BOARD TO GO TC  AID OF FARMER.   AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, IN SESSION DOWN IN CAPITAL, MAKE COMPLAINT OF CREDITS AND DECLARE INDUSTRY IS FACING RUIN.

Federal Reserve Board to Define Its Credit Policy   Governor Tells Agricultural Interests New Statement Will Be Given Out, Probably Saturday—Says Note Issue Is Billion More Than Last Year and Denies Instructions to Curtail Farmers’ Credits.

KEW STATEMENT OF POLGT ON SREDIT SITUATION IS COMING        LEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TO GO TC % i AID OF FARMER.   AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, IN SESSION DOWN 1! CAPITAL, MAKE COMPLAINT OF CREDITS AND DECLARE INDUSTRY IS FACING RUIN.

FARMERS SEE FOOD FAMINE   DECLARE AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS FACING RUIN. *   LIFE OF NATION THREATENED   UNABLE TO PRODUCE GRAIN aT PRESENT PRICES.   Stringeat Credit Conditions Keeper sible tor Plight—Apply fer Kelief to the Federal Re serve Board.

REOEAVE BOARD WILL STATE NEW PULIGY OF CREDIT   Serious Discussion of Fi nance, Cotton and Affairs of Farmers.

FARMERS WHOLLY UNABLE TO GET FINANCIAL AIL   Appeal to Federal Reserve Board for Relief From Stringent Conditions.   MEET WITH GOV. HARDING

a SE ‘EW CREDIT POLICY SOON.  Varner. ‘Want to Be Heard Be fore Renerve Bassa

NEED CF MONEY DOT REGOED BY  FARMERS BEFORE AESERVE BOARN   Committee Listens to Difficulties Agriculturists Encounter by Being Unable to Get Financial Aid.   NEW STATEMENT OF POLICY TO BE MADE   Delegates May Take Their Case to the White House: Confidence of Bankers In Cotton Has Been Shaken.

FEDERAL RESERVE Dj) NOT TIE UP BANKS   JOVERNOR HARDING DECLARES NOT INSTRUCTED TO OCUR.TAIL FARMERS ‘   APPEALLING FOR RELIEF   Cee  Agricultural Interests Say Drastia Credit Deflation Means Dire 1reat.

KRUPP WORKS 18 BACK TO NORMAE    Carl D. Groat, United Press Corre--gpondent,--Writing.._from_..Essen.... . Says There Are Only 84,000 in   Big Plant Now

TWO BIG FORTUNES MERGE IN MARRIAGE   Miss Lolita Armour to Be Bride of J. J. Mitchell, Jr.   Chicago’s Most Democratic Heiress, Well Known for War Work, to Wed Banker.

2 FORTUNES MERGED   J. J. MITCHELL JR. AND LOLITA ARMOU!: TO WED,   Most Democratic +! iress of Chicago to Become 5. /+ of Leading

MERGE TWO FORTUNES   Miss Lolita Armour to Be Bride of J. J: Mitchell, Jr.   Chicago's Mout Democratic Helresa, Well, Known for War Work, to Wed Banker.

cox VisiTS HIS FARM:   Nominee Cooks For Newspapet Men—Helps to Organize ; Pasture Club.

GOVERNORCOX SEEKS HILLS FOR HIS REST   Motors To Old Homestead Followed By Scribes Where, Aftey Eating Roast ‘Potatoes, Pasture Cla: le Exceed   IDISCUSSES FARM PROBLEMS   Will Make Early Reply To Request From: Hobson Of Stand On. Liquot Question and Volstead. Pnfarcreament   MAY. SEE WILSON SHORTLY

Democratic Nominee for President Found by Newspapermen With Coat Off Cooking Supper Over Camp Fire on Farm of His Childhood—Discusses Farming and Forms “The Pasture Club”’—Plans Replv to Hobson.

COX SOON 10 REVEAL ATTITUDE ON DRY LAW   NOMINEE INTIMATES HE WILL REPLY TO QUESTIONS ASKED BY HOBSON. .   TO CONFER WITH WILSCN   Democratic Candidate for President Is Found by Newspaper Men Roasting Potatoes in Ravine.

COX BEGINS A STUDY > OF DRY AMENDMENT   ANNOUNCEMENT PROBABLE FROM DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.   Definite Statement in Reply to Telegram of Richmond P. Hobsos— Candidate Spends Part of Day Ow His Farm.

ROAST POTATOES  AND LAME ChOPS OEAVED BY GOK TO PRESS GANE   News Men Discover Democratic Nominee Working  On the Farm of His Boyhand With le Caat 16   VISITORS INVITED TO SHARE HIS LUNCHEON   Finds, However, He Hasn't Enough, and Dispatenes One of His Men to Town For Additional Supoly. _

NOMINEE COX FRIES CHOPS ROASTS SPUDS AND ENJOYS OUTING WITH THE SCRIBE

TRANSFORMS OLD COX HOMESTEAD INTO MODEL FARM   ‘Governor Roasts Potatoes and Broils Lamb Chops Over Camp Fire.   MAY GO TO WASHINGTON TO CONFER WITH WILSON   Presidential Nominee Intimates That He Will Make Early Reply to Request That He State Position on Enforcement of Dry Amendment.

COX FLEES 10 HIS FARM FOR DAY OF RES!   Newswriters Find Hin Cooking His Lunch On  Camp Fire.

COX DISCOVERED BY REPORTERS ON FARM   Uninvited Guests Welcomed anc Fed On Roasted Potatoes and Broiled Chops

GOV. COX INVITES _ NEWSPAPER MEN TO SHARE LUNCH   Reporters Find Democrati Candidate Broiling Chops on His Farm.

COX SPENDS DAY AT BOYHOOD HOME   Newspaper Men Discover Democratic Nominee Broiling Chops Over Campfire   PASTURE CLUB IS FORMED      Preparations Made for Meeting With Roosevelt and Sub-Committee

ANOTHER SENATOR   HEPUBLICAN WINS OUT IN KEN. TUCKY CONTESY.   Record Honse Balance; ‘Indian Repaultican- Lead Is Near 179,00),

ANOTHER SENATOR   REPT BLACAN WINS OUT IN KEDTECKY CONTEST.   E.vcore House Balance; Indizna Repulilowan Lead Is Near 179,000.

SENATOR JOHNSON FAILED 10 GET ALL OF NEBRASKA 6. 0. P. DELEGATES

WOOD GETS TWO DELEGATES IN NEBRASKA, RETURNS SHOW   Johnson Wins Fourteen But Loses Two in Fifth District. Including Omaha.

LT TT  Hearing on Shreveport Case to be Held March 16 by 1. 6. €

OMMERCE COMMISSION TO CONSIDER CHANGE FREIGHT QIFFERENTIAL §   MAY CONSOLIDATE TERRITORIES COVERED BY SHREVEPORT AND MEMPHIS SCALES,

LL HOLD “TELA IN TEXAS   SHREVEPORT AND MEMPHIS SCALES ON PREIGHT TO GET CONSIDERATION,

RUHR REVOLT NEAR ITS END   FEDERALS WILL NOT CONSIDER WORKERS AS REBELS IF ARMS ARE SURRENDERED

WORKMEN YIELDING   RUHR VALLEY STRIKERS TO LAs DOWN ARMS.   Government and Workmen's Unio  Agreement Effective April 10.

WORKMEN'S ARMY. MUST GIVE UP ARMS BEFORE APRIL 10TH   ‘Will Not. Be Considered feels If ' . Fighting Ceases By Noon _ : e Tomorrow.

Phe Soldiers of Me Workanen’: Aray of the Ruhr Valley Mus Sorrendor Arms Ho hocal Autor ities by April te,

GENERAL TRIKE IN UK REIN BNEREN TH ENR   Soldiers of. Workmen’s’ Army Must Make Delivery of Arms to Local: Authorities Before April 10 Under Ternis . 2   COMMUNIST COMMANDER: GIVES PERSONAL PLENCE   Revolutionists Declare Allied Backing Made Possible’ Survival Until Time of Accepting Final Arreement

WOnKCRG ANY  Mt ABRCEMENT WITH FEDERAL S   MUST DELIVER ALL THEIR ARMS TO THE GOVERNMENT NOT LATER THAN APRIL 1,

ARMY IN RUHR SECTION MUST. DELIVER ARMS.   April 10 Set as F inal “Day: for Surrender of Local’ © German Officials   REBEL LEADER TO OBEY THE ORDEI

MUST DELIVER ALL ARMAMENT OR BE TRAITORS   Arrangements Made for Ending Uprising in Ruhr Valley.   The General Strike Has Been Called Off.

WORKMEN AGREE  TO SURRENDER THEIR ARNG   Pledge Given By Leaders to Observe Agreement to the Letter.   GERMAN STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Communists Will Not Be Considered Rebels If Fighting Stops.

STRIKE ‘NOW... “CALLED OF!   Weorkmen’s Army Must ~ Deliver, Their Ar ms by April Tenth’:

WORKERS’ grees wl T DELIVER THEIR ARMS  TO AUTHORITIES.   ORDER 1S BEING RESTORE   Soldiers of Revolutionary Army Not to Be Considered Rebels By the Government At Berlin.

RUHR DISTRICT STRIKE 15 OFF   Agreement Reached Provides Delivery of Arms to Government by April 10.

ae REGION      Soldiers of Workmen’s Army Must Make Delivery of Arms to Local Authorities: Before April 10 Under Terms   COMMUNIST COMMANDER GIVES PERSOWAL PLENce   Revolutionists Declare Allied Backing Made Possible Survival Until Time of Accepting Final Agreement

GERMAN REVOLT ENDS   BERLIN GOVERNMENT AND RUHR REDS REACH AGREEMENT.   General Strike Is Called Off and Sol diers and Workers’ Army Must Surrender Arms.

GERMAN CIVIL WAR ENDS IN AGREEMENT   Ruhr Reds and Government Reach Agreement.   Soldiers of Workingmen’s Army Must Deliver Arms to Authorities Before April 10.

GIVE UP ARMS BY APRIL 10 GR FACE FIRING SQUADS. 1% LAST WORD TO GERMAN REDS   Agreement Is Reached Between Government  and Commandant of the Workingmen’s Barrac at -Reanan   DEATH THE PORTION OF REBELS WHO REFUSE TO CEASE FIGHTING

RUHR WORKMEN MUST SURRENDER ARMS BY APRIL 10   Agreement is Reached Between Local Authorities and Government Forces Jn. Essen. Conference. .~

DOUNTY INBAD WAY FOR WANT OF RAIN   Drouth Begins to Alarm Farmer: Because Wheat is Not Sprouting or Coming Up   A RARE CONDITION EXISTS   {utumnal Equinox, Which Usually Brings Rains, Fails to Perform Usual Mission

DROUTH BEGINS 10 ~ ALARM FARMERS   Much of the Sown Wheat Has Not Come Up—A Rare Condition.

STATE MILITIA WILL CAMP AT MT. RRETH   All Units of New National Guard Recognized by Federal Authorities Will Take Part.

WILL BOOST WAGES.   ill Service Employes to Be Given Much Needed Advance.

WILL BOOST WAGES.      Civil Service’ Employes 10 Be Given : Much Needed Advance.

OULET IN MINGO COUNTY   No Outbreaks of Violence Reported in 36 Hours.

One Gist Officer wall: ‘Accompany Each ‘Detachment of: Sol ~° diera'on Strike: Duty; No Acts of Violence. % Reported During Last 36-Hours..

DEPUTIES WILL BE ASSIGNED TG. AID TROOPS   Nu Acts of Violence Reportec Throughout Coal District.

CIVIL AUTHORITIES: TO ASSIST MILITARY MEN      Deputy Sheriff to be Assigned to Each Detachment in Mingu County Strike Zone.

LA FOLLETTE  MAY BE THIRD PARTY LEADER   Will Have to Speak Quick if He Wants Place. Have Others in Mind.   \MEETING THIS WEEK

SHARE IN PROFIT AND DEFICIT   Eastern Knitting Mill to Go 50-50 With Its 1,200 Employees—Plan ', Accepted.

PROFITS AND LOSSES WILL BE SHARED IN BY THE EMPLOYE!   Knitting Company Announces Plan Whereby Its Workers Will Patrticipate in Success or Failure of Its Business.

EMPLOYES TO SHARE IN LOSSES AND CAINS   Massachusetts Knitting Con cern Announces Plan Ha;  Been Approved by the Woarleare

NET PROFITS AND LOSSES DIVIDED   Employes of Miass., Firm Agree to Take Profits or Losses as They: Come in a New Agreement on Co-operative Management. Basis.

WORKERS TO SHARE PROFIT   Employees of Knitting Mills Also to Help Pay Any Loss.

MAYOR HYLAN TALKS TOCOMMITTEE TODA   Says He Had K Nothing To Do With the Building Trade War and Did His Full Duty In Trying to Offset its Ef forte

HYLAN APPEARS AT BUILDING GRAFT INQUIR)   Reads Into Record a State ment of His Activities as to City. Contracts.

MEXICO FACES WORE TROUBLE FOAM BANDITS   FRANCISCO VILLA ONLY ONE OF MANY DISGRUNTLED AND WOULD-BE LEADERS   Obregon, Gonzales and Huerta Finding Their Patriotic Revolution Is Not All They Hoped

Military Leaders in Various _ Parts of Mexico Head Small  Forces Under Arms. =.   VILLA EVIDENTLY NOT IN ACCORD WITH NEW REGIME   Governor Alfonse Caberra Sets Up State Government of Pueble at San Wiguel-Teflanwo, and May be Joined by His Brother, Lais Caberra, (ine of Most Astate Politicians,

FHAMING OF NEW MEX GOVERNMENT WiLL TAKE TIME   Many Forces Report: ed Hostile to the De Facto   VILLA NOT ~~ IN ACCORD

HOSTILE TO NEW GOVERNMENT   Military Leaders in Mexico Have Men Under Arms.   FRESH REVOLTS ANTICIPATED

MEXICO DE FAGTO REGIME HAMPERED BY ROVING BANDS   Revolutionists Have Much to Do Before Stable GovernCan Be Formed—Villa Has Strong Force.

NEW REVOLTS  (ANTICIPATED   ‘Mexican Military! Lwiaders Hostile ta Huerta Goverment: .   HAVE ARMED FORGES IN FIELD

LEI FOR ORGANIZATION OF NEW REVOLTS   Military Leaders in Various Parts of Mexico Head Small Forces Under Arms. ‘a   VILLA EVIDENTLY NOT IN IACCORD WITH NEW REGIME   Governor Alfonse Caherra Sets Up State Government of Pueblo at San Miguel-Teffanwo, and May be Joined by His Brother, Lais Caberra, (ne of Most Astote Politicians,

OBREGON REGIME BESET BY DOZEN AEVOLT LEADERS   Conquest and Diplomacy Are  Required Before Stable Government Started   VILLA MOST FORMIDABLE   Carranza’s Son-in-Law Now in Field With Consider‘able Military Force — 

MEXICAN AFFAIR VILL ' UNSETTLED REPORTS INDICATE   MILITARY LEADERS WITH SMALI BANDS HOSTILE TO DE FACTO GOVERNMENT ACTIVE.   PEBELS HAVE MUCH 10 00   Bandit and Outlaw Groups May Be Nucleus for New Kevolt, Some Officials Say—Villa Main Obstacle.

P CHOICE {i NOT LIKELY ON FIRST BALLOT   Republicans Not Certain Who Will Be Nominated  at Convention.   WOOD WELL IN LEAD   Democrats Have Elected Bui 604 of Their 1092  Ys Delegates.

INABLE TO MAXE CHOICE ON FIRST VOTE AT GHIGAGL   General Leonard Wood In Var With But 245 Delegates Pledaed.   165 Yet to Be Selected Are Not Enough to Name Candidate.

NO CANDID CAN WIN ON FIRST BALLOT   If Wood Won All Dele gates to be Chosen Would Be Short 82   KNOX’S ENTERING MIXES MATTERS   Cox of Ohio Leads Among the Democratic Candidates Same Fix as Reps.

SENTIMENT OF FLAG — VOICED BY MESSAGE   President Wilson Sends Word to G. A. R. Appropriate of National Holiday

President Wilson Writes of Loyalty In Flac Day Letter To G. A. R. Head

PRESIDENT UNABLE TO ATTEND   Mut Present im Spirit at Leyalty Demonatration.

ARE PROUD OF Il   JASPER COUNTY ENTHUSIASTIC OVER HER HOSPITAL.   They Made the Mistake, However, of Building It Too Small.

OVER: HER HOSPITAL.            They’ Made’ the Mistake, 1 Howeyer, ‘of. . Building It Too Small. 1

PRISON SENTENCE GIVEN CAILLAUX   Former French Premier to Be Imprisoned for 3 Years and Lose Political Rights”   HE MAY GO ‘FREE SOON   Adherents of Accused Claim That Sentence Has Already Been Served in Hospital

CAILLAUX HEARS “SENTENCE OF HIS ~ 1055 OF RIGHTS   Former French. Premier To Be Im: prisoned, ‘Deprived Of Voting » -and Must Reside Where Told.   HE MADE. NO- STATEMENT

CAILLAUX IS SENTENCED,   Given Imprisonment, Banish ment and Loss of Political Rights for Crime.

DAILLAUX HEARS HIS SENTENCE   Former French Premier Face: Cell, Banishment and Loss of Citizenship.

Py 6 @ SP. <¢ An Opportunity of a Lifetime  DO IT NOW  EnlistinCo.K.16thInf.Pa.N.G.  AGE 18 TO 45 One and Three Year Enijistments. Ne Reserve.   EnlistinCo.K.16thinf.Pa.N.G.   AGE 18 TO 45

rvViE 2 FAY An Opportunity of a Lifetime  DO IT NOW  Enlistin€o.K.16thinf.Pa.N.G.  AGE 18 TO 45     fina and Three Vear Enlictmonte Ne Recerve   Qne and Three Year Enlistments. Ne Reserve.

DEBS WILE PASS . HIS CHRISTMAS INSIDE PRISO!   No Holiday Pardons of Note  - Aré Considered by  Desant tani

FEW PARDONS.   Will Be Granted by President: Wilson This Christmas.

3 DE IN PRISON MYSTERY   Attaches of St. Anthony's Hospital at Oak'iand, Cal., Victims of “Bad” Food.

POISONED FOOD KILLS THREE   Oakland, Cal., Hospital Sven of Mysterious Death —Another Dying. -

3 DIE IN PRISON MYSTERY   Attaches of St. Anthony’s = at Oakland, Cal., Victims “Bad” Food.

U5, TO PROTECT © ENVOYS BAGGAGE   COLBY SAYS INTERNATIONAL LAW ‘SLAY BE INVOKED AGAINST OFFICIALS,

COLBY TO PROTECT ENVOYS   May Invoke International Law Against Booze Search.

OLDER THAN CONSTITUTION   Colby May Invoke tnternational Law to Halt Search of Envoys’ Baggage.

WILL PROTECT DIPLOMATS   May Invoke International Law t Restrain Customs Officials,

BRYAN WILL NOT ACCEPT - THEPROH NOMINATIO!   ‘Friends of the Commoner Sa)  He Will Not Make Race For Presidency.

WINTER WHEAT CROP 500,000,000 BUSHELS FORECAST   FHIS IS ONE-THIRD LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S CROP WHICH WAS 7316386000 BUSHELS

WINTER WHEAT CROP 500,000,000 BUSHEL!   This Is the Kstimate of Winte Wheat (Crop By U, S. Chamber mt lof Commerce.

SHORT WHEAT CROP SEEN BY COMMERCE HEAD   Scarcity Due To Labor Shortage and Falling Prices.

WINTER WHEAT CROP 321,000,000 PIISHELS SHORT      mates by Snteriate Chomler uf Commerce Say Stefano Busteets           SHORTACE TO SCARCITY OF LALOR   Farmer Also Kefuses 10 Put His Land Ur Crom Whee Price ly ‘Se Variahle:

Lack of Farm Labor and Price Uncertainty Induce Growers to Cut Down; U. 5. Avents Present Figures   Cost of Living Will Continue to Fall, But Not to Prewar Level, Say Bankers; Better Conditions Ahead Predicted

BIG DECLINE IN WINTER WHEAT CROP FORECAST   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Estimates Production of Half Billion Bushels

AFTER ARGUMENTS TO SEAT THEM PENDING TRIAL. CLOSED.   Defense of Soviet Russia is Made on Floor of Assembly by Chicago etree in His Argument.

DENY MOTION 10 SEAT FIVE USTED SOLONS   iNEW YORK .ASSEMBLY COMMT  1   TEE REFUSES TO DISMISS  a  y PHOCKeDINGs

LADY MAYOR OF CORK COLLAPSES   IS BROKEN IN TFEALTH BY LONG VIGIL AT BEDSIDE OF  ee

HELD TODAY IN LONDON Wer FORMAL CEREMONITS   Mayor's Wife Collapses After mone Vigil of Watching

LADY M'SWINEY IS BROKEN DOWN   Will Not Attend Husband's Funeral Put to Bed by Physician's Orders,

LORD MAYORESS COLLAPSED TODA’   Her Endurance During the Long Fast of Her Hasband Was . Remarkable.

RAILROADS WILL WAGE WARFARE ON TRESPASSERS   Increasing Number of “Transients” Reported by Railroad Men in County.   CITY . OFFICERS ACFIVE

CORNER CAUSED STUTZ REMOVAL FROM MARKET   Exchange Explains the Reasons for Its Action.

New Yerk Steck Exchange Saye It Krew It, and Determined te RPratese? Pahite 

DEALINGS IN STUTZ MOTOR:   New York Stock Exchange Is sues Statement Regarding Suspension.

SUFFRAGE IS “CINCHED BY. CONNECTICUT   “Thousands of Workmen Ordered Back by the Union.   ‘AFFECTS 250,000 SWITCHMER   'Weéad of “Rebels” Says lindustrial Cun. ‘tdition of Gourtry ts Responsible for Endiag of the ‘Strike—Moen >. Need .Money,

SWITCHMEN NOW GOING BACK TO WORK   250,000 Rail Workers Are Or. dered by Union to Return at Once.   John Grunau, Mead of Outlaws, Says industrial Condition of Country Is Responsible for Ending of :  Strike—Asserts Men Need Money. :

SWITCHMEN GO BACK TO WORK   250,000 Rail Workers Are Ordered by Union to Return _at Once.   10,000 RETURN AT CHICAGO   John Grunau, Head of Outlaws, Saye Industrial Condition of Country Is Responsible for Ending of Strike—Asserts Men Need é Money.

UUTLAW RAIL MEN AETURN 10 WORK   Thousands of Workmen Ordered Back by the Union.   AFFECTS 250,000 SWITCHMEN   ‘Head of “Rebels” Says Industrial Con. _ dition of Country Is Responsible  for Ending of the Strike—Men  Need Money.

‘QUIZ NAVY ON ENLISTING AGE   House Naval Committee Hears Hun dreds of Boys Under 17 Are Taken in Service,

sf &,  ‘ WARDING AND WEEKS ME@&T   ‘Their, Conference Was Chief Event on Harding Programme Today.

LEGIONERG Ih tGUND ANNUAL  STATE MEETING   EICUT HENDRED DELEGATE: FRO MVARIOUS TEXAS POSTS ARE IN ATTENDANCE,

LEGION HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING   Over Eight Hundred World War Veterans  Gather in Houston

POLICE GRAB EMBEZZLER ATK. CDEPOT   San Antonio Loan Agsocia  tion President Admits  Stealing $90,000.   LOST MONEY IN OIL OPERATIONS HE SAYS

FARM LOAN SECRETARY HELD   Official of the Alamo Farm Lean Ae sociation Arrested at Kansas “ City, Mo.

TEXAS MAN IS. ARRESTED   Farm Loan Secretary Is Held at Kan.sas City. Mo.

CORDON PLACED AROUND FIUME PY OFFICIALS      =, DON OT = Re iu WSgye Sra d      ON Picnic eER

Gene Gaviglin: Places Regular, Troops “around Finumo’ to Avoid Painful ‘Wontloante . we ia

Italian Forces Cautioned to Avoid Troubl.   Peaceful Conditions Reporte:  to Prevail in Waters of  Ouarnero Gulf.

STRIKE DELAYS U. S, SHIPS   Six American Freighters Caught in Dutch Harbor Strike.

AMERICAN SHIPS HELD UP   Six U_ S$, Freighters Caught in Dutch Harbor Strike—Many Other Shios Affected.

REGEL WORKERS CAPTURE TOWN   ' ,  'PLATQONS OF HEAVILY ARMED TROOPS FORM AT ESSEN TO FIGHT REGULARS.

QUIET AND ORDER YET PREVAILING AT ESSEN   COMMUNIST TROOPS CONTINUALLY, FORMING TO. BE MARCHED TO THE FRONT.

WOMEN GATHER TODAY TO DISCUSS SUFFRAGE   May Decide to Continue Party in Field,

BAGK THE TREATY   tPRRAL OF PRESIDENT WILSON KO DEMOCRATS.   Ysks the Party to Redeem Pledges to the Worldoand to Keep Paith,

BACK THE TREAT   APPEAL: OF PRESIDENT WILSON              , Party.to Redeen Work  * Pledges and) to Keep Pair

GENTRALIA CASE IN WHIGH ELEVEN IW. W. SON TRIAL   Defendants’ Counsel Wants Further Change of Venue, but Denied.   Death Penalty to Be Asked. According to Questions Put to Talesmen.

Begin Tedious Battle to Get Jury to Try I. W. W   COPIES OF BUTTE BULLETIN PUT IN EVIDENCE TO SHOW ITS DEFENSE OF WOBBLIES

; Os, iL His i ust HT THEORY:         RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING:LAID AT DOOK UF + “BIG”: PROFITEERS,”

LABOR WILL NOT TAND FOR ANY ANTI-STRIKE LAM   Gompers Issues Clear and  Forceful Statement at Mon“treal to A. F, L., Before Go  ing to Chicago Convention  To Appear Before Repubs.

PERG GAL FOR RESIOTANGE CF STR   American Federation of Labor President Reviews Issues in Address at Opening of Sessions in: Montreal

MUST RESIST AT ALL COSTS ANY ATTEMPT TO” ENFORCE COMPULSORY LABOR BY MAKING STRIKES UNLAWFUL, GOMPERS TELLS LABOR DELEGATE:

LABOR DEMANDS U.S. GOVERNMENT ENTER BUSINESS   One of Many Remedies Proposed to Cut Living Cost

LABOR WILL ASK IMPEACHMENT OF ATTY.*PALMER   Action is Slated for Convention Called at Montreal.

MUST RESIST THE ATTEMPT FORGE MEN TO LABOR   Gompers Delivers Open. ing Address A. F. of L. Meeting

REPORT SCORES. SOVIET, THEDR!      RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIGH OF LIVING LAID AT DOOR OF “BIG" PROFITEERRS.” 

GOMPERS URGES LABOR STAND FIRM “AGAINST ANTESTRIKE. fEeISLATION   Demand For Impeachment ‘Of Atty. Gen. Palmer Is Among: Resolu-. «tions Expected:-To Come: ‘Up At 40th Convention’ OF x F, OFL. - Dearing. At: Mantreal Today.” os

AAT-STRINE LAY MUST Be FOUGHT LEARER ASSERTS   ttempts .to Coerce Labor Must Be Resisted at -AllCosts, Gompers Says. .

ABOR WILL NOT STAND: FOR ANY —ANTESTRIKE LAM         Gompers Issues Clear and Forceful Statement at Montreal to A, F, L. Before Go-ing to. Chicago Convention To Appear Before Renubs.

Gompers Takes a Strong Stand      Any Attempt to Mz ke Strikes Unlaw , fit Will Bo Resisted to the Bitte ’ End, Says Gompers,

BUMPER alts STAINES MGT Be ALLOWED   “Resist Enforcement o  Compulsory Labor at All Costs.”   RESULTS NOT FEARED   A. F. of L. Will Urge the Impeachment of Attorney General Palmer,

DEFIANCE ‘TO ALLEN   4 Gompers Urges Lahor to Uphold, Right to Strike

AMERICAN LABOR PARTY (5 UBGEL   Effort Will Be Made At Mon: treal to Have Foundation Laid.

SAMUEL GOMPERS SAYS LABOR MUST BE UNTRAMMELED   OPPOSES ATTEMPTS MADE TO RENDER STRIKES UNLAWFUL.   GIVES HIS VIEWS IN MONTREAL ADDRESS

Failure of Congress To Take a Hand In Combatting the Cost of Living, Profiteering and Denung¢iation of Bolshevism: amnion ise beri ing Features.

RESIST FIGHT AGAINST STRIKE   'Gompers Says He Will Bat tle to Death for Free Toilers

AMERICAN _ FEDERATION OF LABOR   ee  OPENED ITS FORTIETH ANNUAL CONVEN - TION” ae MONTREAL TONAY   Resolutions Will Deal With - Rolitical Situation in the United : States — Total ¢ -- Membership i is 4,078,740—  _ Qhawinge Rie Ves atic cie ;

A. F. OF L. MEETS; PROFITEERS AND POLITICS TOPICS   Annua! Convention Wil Be Asked To Endorse Irish Freedom.

LABDRITES START IN CONVENTION   Political Situation and High Cost of Living Center of © Attraction.   IRISH PLAN FOR CAUCUS

COMPERS OPENS LABOR MEETING   A. F. L. President Warns Dele gates Against Laws to Declare Strikes Illegal.

COMPERS FOR STRIKE   CONSIDERS ET VITAL TO UNION LABOR INTERESTS,   Advises Followers to Resist’ AML Attempts to Declare Strike U ne lawful.

IMPEACHME UF ATTORNEY GEN L ASKEL   Fortieth Assembly of Amer. ican Federation of Labor Convened Today.   PRESIDENT SAMUEL : GOMPERS IN CHAIR   Many Matters of Grave Im portance Are Due for Discussion,

GIRL MURDERED AT HER OWN REQUES   Accomodating Flint, Mich, Youti Gives This as Excuse for Choking Her To Death.

GIRL ASKED TO BE SLAIN, SAYS MAN   Alleged Confession in Michigan Murder Made. By Youth

GIRL MURDERED AT HER OWN REQUESI   Put Arms Around Allen Best's Neck and Fiegged Him to Kill ‘Her.

MAN HELD SAYS GIRL ASKED HIM TO KILL HER   says Murdered  Girl Asked im to Commit Deed and He Complied,   WAS TIRED OF LIVINc

Young Man Confesses Murder of Pretty Telephone Gir   Says He Choked Her to Death at Her Request, Because She Was Tired of Living

MURDERED AT HER OWN REQUEST   Pretty Telephona Operator dort  Choked to Death,

FORMER GAGE SHERIFF DIRS   FE. Ray Davis Hed Been a Resident  of Beatrice Ever ince ew

WEST GROVE FARMERS ARE NOT. GUILTY   Jury Dismisses Charge 0 Assaulting a ‘‘Yellow’’ Citizen.

STATE G. 0. P, MEETS IN TOPEKA JANUAR   Call for Meeting of Central Commit tee Issued Today.

‘GERMAN MARK AT A DISCOUNT   Day May Ceme Soon When It Will Bev Nothinx Abroad.

A] STRIKERS ARE INDICTED   Grand Jury Makes Clean Sweep in Chitago—-Prohbes Newspaper Leak.

RETURN INDICTMENTS AGAINST FORTY-ONE RAIL STRIKE LEADERS   Federal Judge Orders Indict. ments Placed Under Seal Un til Leak is Investigated   JUDGE ANGRY OVER PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF NAMES   Reporters Ordered to Tell Where Information Was Secured

JUDGE ORDERS INDICTMENT INVESTIGATION   Start Probe to Locate Leak in Federal  Jury.

SEAL INDICTMENTS, ~ INVESTIGATE LEAK   Grunau and Reading Re ported to be Among the Strike Leaders Indicted

INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED BUT UNDER SEAL   Leak By Which Names Were Pub. lished Prematurely, Is Being Investigated.

BULL’S EAR STARTS RIOT   Lively Tune at Sunday Bull Fight in. Madrid

SPANISH GUARDS QUELL DISORDER   CROWD AT BULL FIGHT THREAT ENS OFFICIAL   Announcement of Governmental Policy of Wide Scope, Including Many Reforms Made by Premier.

HE GOT THE BULL’S EAR   Incipient Riot Quelled With Swords At Madrid Arena.

RIOT OVER A BULL’S EAR   Madrid Toreador Demands Relic of Animal He Kills and Crowd Sustains Claim.

CANT FIND SHIP THAT SENT $08   New Vessel Suportco Wirec “Sinking Rapidl 100 Miles Off Halifax.”

DEMPSEY’S MANAGER OBJECTS TO CLAUSE!   Signing of Contract Depends On Agreement.

MORE JOIN FARMERS’ STRIKE   lowa Organization Adds About 23,000 - to Ranks of - Grain “<Holdouts.”

FARMERS’ STRIKE GETS AID   lowa Adds More Than 23,000 to Ranks. oft Grain “Holdouts.”

MORE JGIN FARMERS’ STRIKE      lowa Organization Adds About 23,000 to Ranke of Grain “hMolidoutsa.”’

WHEAT MARKET IS DOWNGRAD!   Canadian Competition Is Chie Cause For the Latest Slump bh  Price.

RAL STRIKE IN MIDDLE Woot DECIDED TODA   Trainman Chief Denies Re port of Walkout Set for Sunday.

NEGRO LABORER KILLS COMRADE   Slashes Man To Death Because He Chewed Tobacco in Bed

HORSESHOE  TIME HONORED OMEN OF G00 WGK To Be Presented to Palmer Frida:   Women Will Stand Behind Presiden on League, But Won't Meddle With Prohibition   McAdoo’s Friends Will Stop at Nothing to Present His Name.

HORSESHOL  TIME HONORED OMEN OF GO00 LUCK  To Be Presented to Palmer Friday Night  Ulanwsran TEhiit Cennt Wotan Ede nwmtinat   Women Will Stand Behind President on League, But Won't Medille  wee ke RK   McAdoo's Friends Will Stop at Noth ing to Present Elis Nanie.

LABOR UNITED IN ATTACK ON HAIL GUARANTY   House Democrats Join in the Contention That Higher Rates Would Be Result   PASSAGE MIGHT UPSET RECENT AGREEMENT   UNION LEADERS FRAMING COMMUNICATION TO PRES. DENT PROTESTING APPROVAL OF MEASURE,

RAIL MEN ATTACK GUARANTY SECTION   This Provision is Principal Obstacle to Early Passage of EschCummins Bill.

1 a  Opposition Developes to the Guar  ( anty Provisions Which are Provided to Protect tha Owners.

LABOR WILL HELP DEMOCRATS FIGHT THE RAILROAD BIL   ORGANIZED LABOR JOINSIN EF FORT. TO DERLATR  ESCHCUMMINS BILL IN LOWER HOUSE   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Strikes are Not Mentioned but Labor Leaders Emphasize the Gravity of the Situation—  Write Letter to Wilson

R.R. BILL STRIKES ANOTHER SNAG   LOrganizel Lobor  Says. Guarantee ‘Provisions Mean Wigher Natex«  ‘) ta Owners—No Help to  . ” Worke

LABOR ATTACKS  GUARANTY PART  OF RAILROAD BILE NOW UF   Clainis That It. Will Mean 7 Higher Rates:and Gives  in ndue Advantage [7 tg Owners

JOINT SCALE COMMITTEE   Will Meet t Monday i New York to Draft'a Wage Agreement

Big British Fleet. _at Constantinople   The: Most Imposing: Array of) Warships Ever Seew in the ' Poxpoi

BRITISH FLEET IN BOSPHORUS   Moat Imposing Array of Battle Ship: Ever Seen In Turkish Waters Has Arrived.

British Warships Thot to Have Some Connection With the Turkiah hitweana tion.

BRITISH FLEET OFF BOSPHORUS   mposing Array of Warships Lined up Off Gold@€n Horn; Believed to Indicate Crisis in Turkey.

KANSAS LIVESTOCK INCREASE.   Shipments 1 Ento the State for Feeding Satiefacrory.

HOUSE BEGINS CONSIDERATION (iF MONEY BIL]   Appropriations for State institu tions Nof to Be Opposed:   FIGHT ON SOME MEASURES   Plan to Buy Coal Mine Seen As Proposal That Will Be Opposed.

JOHNSON OUT ~-FLATFOOTED FOR G. 0, P. TICKET   Says Harding’s Speech Shows : His . Unequivocal Stand on Issues.

HIRAM JOHNSON FALLS IN LINE      SPEECH HEALED PARTY WOUNDS.  Comment Has Been Gratifying to Sen-

COMPLETE OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE VOICED IN HARDING’S ADDRESS   (By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

REFUSES 10 DIVULGE FINANCIAL METHODS   Charles Ponzi, Maker of Millions Has No Apprehension Over Examination

HUERTA PREVENTS A GENERAL STRIKE   Vromises Mexican Stevedores Open  Business.

MEXICO TO TAKE OVER VERA CRUZ DOCKS AT ONCE   HUERTA ANNOUNCES MOVE TO STAVE OFF GENERAL STRIKE Aj} KANTS DEMANDS

MEX, PRESIDENT. AVERTS STRIKE   Ht Was Deckired by Seventeen of th Most Important: Labor Chinn

TO PUT DOWN STRIKE.   Mexican Government Takes Quick Action at Vera Cruz,

DE LA HUERTA IS CRUSHINGREVOL1 OF REDS, CLAIM   Takes Vigorous Steps to Comba! General Strike in Federal District.

PROMETLY IN HACK STRIKE   Mexican President Will. Prevent “Reds” Gaining Any Headway.   MURDER OF AMERICANS IN RUSSIA REPORTED   Complications With: ~ Soviet _ Government Uncertain— ', Japs Attack Koreans.

MEXICAN PRESIDENT ACTS PROMPTLY TO PREVENT BIG STRIKE   ARES OVER PLANTS FOR GOY. PENMWENT OPERATION UNTIL TROLBLE IS ADIESTED

DE LA HUERTA ACTS PROMPTLY TO MEET ORDER FOR STRIKES   Will Take Over Vera Cruz Docks Until Agreement Can be Reached.

AL WAGE COMMISSION DISSOLVES AFTER FAILING TQ REACH AGREEMENT   urman Robinson Leaves for California Declaring He is Done With the Wage Controversy

Rests Entirely With President Today as His Coal Commission Has Apparently Dissolved      ‘Chairman of Commission Leaves for Pasadena Saying He Is Through With the Wage Controveray.

Chairman of Wage Commis sion Says He’s‘Through _ -Woth Tangle.   SPLIT ON’. FINDINGS   Jofin P. White, Representing Miners, Holds Out for 35 Per Cent Increase.

QUESTION NOW UP TO WILSON   Matter of Wage Increases for Coal Miners Apparently Rests With President.   COMMISSION SEEMS TO BE DISSOLVED   Chairman Robison Leaves for Home, Saying He is Through With Controversy.

Compensation of  Former Service Men   Tovestization of Former Service Men Completed-——Committee to Meet. for Artinn

CASH BONUS LOOKS BEST TO VETERANS   Hearings on Compensation for Service Men on Today at Washington.

HEARING ON BONUS BILL IS COMPLETEL   Chairmen McCumber Announce That Committee Will Meet Tomorrow. to Take Action.

BANDITS LOOT BANK OF $4,000 AT THORNTON   Sheriffs Organize in Effort to Stop Daring Bandits.

ARMED BANDITS LOOT BANK Al THORNION, 1A.   Robbers Escape With $4,000 in Bonds and Cash in Auto.   THEY ARE’ PURSUED BY SHERIFF'S POSSES   Man Sleeping in Park Nea Bank Saw the Thieves Operating.

BANDITS LOOT AN IOWA BANK   Six Armed Men in Two Automobiles Get $25,000 From Bank at Thornton,

Wife of Republican Candidate fot President Aideg Him During Front Porch Campaign— Mrs, Cox has Home and Baby to Care For.

wifJ, GEN, WOOD 10 ACT IN STRIKE   Army Commander Gives Up Cam paign Tour When Situat'on Grows Serious.   John Grunau, Organizer and Leader of Qutlaw Yardmen’s Association,  Repudiates Authority—Roads to Ask Court Writ.

MAJ, GEN, WOOD TO ACT IN STRIKE   Army Commander Gives Up Campaign Tour When Situation . Grows Serious.   CHIEF. OF- “REBELS” QUITS   John Grunau, Organizer and ‘Leader of Outlaw, Yardmen’s Association, Repudiates Authority—Reads “~ to Ask Court Writ

“FTIR STO. ~ ARMY DUTY   Gives Up His Campaign Tour in - Strike-Crisis. ~  x   SITUATION GROWS SERIOUS   Organizer and Chief of Outlaw Yard‘men’s Asséciation Repudiates Authority—Won’t Order Men Back — tg Work—Only Spokesman.

GENERAL WOOD 10 RETURN TO OUTY   Gives Up His Campaign Tour ir Strike Crisis.   SITUATION GROWS SERIOUS   Organizer and Chief of Outlaw Yard men’s Association Repudiates Authority—Won’'t Order Men Back to Work—Only Spokesman.

ei ee  THREE OFFICERS LOST IN BALLOON IN ADIRONDACK:   Carrier Pigeons Are Sent Ou From Rockaway Point, N. Y.,  Station in Search

NAVAL BALLOON AND THREE MEN LOST IN STORN   Naval Officials Believe Huge Aircraft Has Been Carried to Canada.

NAVY BALLOON AND THREE OCCUPANTS ARE LOST IN ADIRONDACKS, IS BELIEI

NAVAL BALLOON ON WAY 10 CANADA IS LOST IN MOUNTAINS   Officials Believe Big Bag and Crew Isolated in Adirondacks.

LABOR DISGRUNTLED OVER WAGE PROGRES   Railway Unions Not Satisfied With Developments—Massing on Chpital.

ACTION OF CONGRESS HAS OFFENDED LABOR  EADERS   Heads of Fifteen Unions and Delegates at Meeting Discuss Possibility of General Strike.

LABOR IS NOT PLEASED WITH WAY THINGS GO   ATTITUDE OF RAILWAY EMPLOYES UNMISTAKABLY!} INDICATED AT CONFERENCE UNION LEADERS.

RAIL WORKERS IOOATIOFIED WITH OUTLOOK   LEADERS AFRAID RANK ANI FILE WILL WRECK ALL THEY HAVE GAINED   Believed Direct Anneal to President j Only Thine Now Left To Satisfy The Men

RAILWAY LABOR — NOT-SATISFIED   senate ‘Passace of Hallroad BAM Onl; Served ‘to add More Bitterness, Secures of Chairmen Arrive.

Spokesmen for Unions Believe There Is No Way to Avoid Direct Appeal to President to Veto the Cummins-Esch Measure in Order to Pacify W orkers — All Legislation Bearing on Question May Be Kicked Over.

RAILWAY LABOR o UISOATISFIED   With Way Things are Going in Regard to Pay   BITTERNESS IS ADDED   By Passage of Railroad Bill by Senate—Strike Talk is Brought Out by Arrival of Scores of Committee Chairmen — President’s Proposal May be Reiected.

RAIL HANDS TALK AGAIN OF STRIKE   Uneasiness With Respect To the ‘Wage Demands Is Manifest. ed in Union Circles   Return of Roads May Upset Negotiations Had With Hines, tt Is Feared

BITTERNESS ADDED 10 UNION WORKERS’ TALK   PASSAGE OF EATLROAD BILL BY SENATE BRINGS OUT EXPRESSIONS.   LABOR LEADERS WORRIED   Hotel Lobbies Buzz With Possibilities of Situation; Pessimistic View Taken,

STRIKE TALK AGAIN HEARD   Rall Workers Displeased With the Way Things Are Going,   MEETINGS HELD AT CAPITAL

Railroad Laborers Becoming Exasperated at the Way Their Demands for Additional Pay Are Treated,   MAY ASK VETO OF THE CUMMINS-ESCH BILL   Union Leaders Probably Will Ask the President to Ki! This Measure As It Is Unfair to Them, They Say.

STRIKE TALK BY RAILWAYLABOR   MEN AT WASHINGTON COAVER ENCE IN BAD HU MOR. :   WAGE DEMANDS NOT SATISFIED   President's Settlement Plan Assailed aud Paasage bys Senate of the Cummins Bill Heightens the Ili-feeling.

Samata Passes Rewgasizaion Macswre 47 tn 17           nM Up Ta President far Approval--Unien Chair"mem Fear Temper of Workers--To Appeal te. Wits te Veto Comrizs-Eseb   Strike Tatk Heard Carrying Menace of Nation Wide Tia-Up of Reads

Passage of Bill by Senate Only Serves to Add Mere Bitter. ness to Talk of Employes’ Delegates -—— Arrivial of Chairman Brings Out Strike Tolle

RAIL HEADS UNSATISFIED “IN PROCRESS   Possibility Of Direct Appeal By Unions..To President. Wilson Seen” Through Lobby Talk At Ceatial.   IMANY THREATS ARE HEARD   Possibility. Of Radicals Forcing Strike Call Over Cummins— Esch’ Conference Bill Already  i: eee   WILL CALL FOR ITS YETO

DISSATISFACTION AMONG RAIL MEN ON WAGES GROW!   ' Passage of Bill by Senate  Adds More to Bitterness—  Strike Talk Brought Out In Some Quarters.

WAGE DEMAND BUGS UP, AND OPIHIT BITTER   STRIKE TALK NOW HEARD   LEADERS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO HOLD MEN

Union Heads Say Employe: -Restive Because of. Failure ~~ to Win Point. .   HEATED MEETINGS ARE © HELD BY MANY GROUPS   Foremost Leaders ‘Declare Talk of. Strike i is Lasng ~ _ Workers Sympathy of  Public

ANILAOAD LABOR NOT SATISFIED ANG STRIKE TALK HEARD   Passage of Reorganization Bill Adds Bitterness to Comments of Workers.   TEMPER NOT SUCH AS TO WARRANT) OPTIMISM      Dealt With Us” Assailed,

WOMEN ARE READY FOR THE CAMPAIGN   Women will be a Power in Politics —Have Won More Than a Per_ functory Partnership in Political Affairs   TO SERVE AS DELEGATES

TO BOOST TAXON INCOMES UNDER $5000 2 PER CEN]   Secretary of Treasury Houston Avks Congress to Make This Advance, Gasoline 2-cont: Tax,

OKO BOOS N THE INCOME [AX LEVIES   Sec’y. Houston Would Boost Percent on Incomes Under $5,000 and on Luxuries.

INCOME TAX CHANGE URGED BY HOUSTON   Secretary of Treasury Would In crease Rate Two Percent., on Incomes Under $5,000.   SUGGESTIONS TO CONGRESS   Modifications in Present Revenue Laws Will be Considered at the Present Session.

LOWER LARGE INCOMES AND PAIGE SMALL   ADD 2 PER CENT TO INCOMES NOT OVER $5000 PER   Surtaxes On Larger Incomes Would be Lowered.

Increased Tax Is Asked on Incomes Less Than $5,00C   Secretary Houston Recommends Reduction of Surtaxes on Larger Incomes and Suggests Replacement of Excess Profits Tax by Flat Tax of 20 Per Cent on Corporations’ Iindivided Profits.

BOOST FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX 10 BE PRESENTED 10 CONGRESS BY SEC. HOUSTON      He Favors Tax On Gasoline and Automo‘biles and Corporations Be Made To Pay Flat Tax of 20 Per Cent. on Undivided Profits.

WOULD ADD TWO “PC ONINCONES “LESS THAN $5,000   ADVISES FLAT TAX OF, i29- PER CENT oN UNDIVIDED  PRO“FITS, OF CORPORATIONS, .       ASKS TWO CENTS 508 “GALEON OF: GASOLINE          Kroposals: For: Tax acreaves Made In. His’ Anaual Report Intended 2) “fo Ratse. Two Billions.

IncAOUICA Aako Fh INGEAGL N GOVT ~TNGUME   $12,000,000,000 Need of U. S. In Next Three Years,  Houston Says.

TREASURE SKS FOR NESE W GOVT “WCOME   $12,000,000,000 Need o' U. S. In Next Three Years, Houston Says.

Seek Increace on Tohacco and Candy  TWO CENTS FOR ‘GAS’  ee eee eee  Houston Submits Plan to Raise Revenue

Secretary of Treasury Presents Plans for Increasing Revenues   Twenty Per Cent Tax On Undi vided Corporation Profits is Suevested

RAISE PUT UP TO CONGRESS   Advance on Incomes Under $5,« 000 Askéd by Houston   ‘NEEDED TO MEET U. S. DEBT?   Also Proposes Assessment on Uns divided Profits

LONG TIME G. O. P.. PAPER BOOSTS COX   Norristown, (Pa.) Times, for Year: Republican, Incensed in Fight on League of Nations.

GOODRICH DENIES MINING ALLIANCE   Wants Accuser to Place Evidence in Hands of the U. S. District Atty.

JAP CHIEF SAYS U. 9. (3 FRIENDLY TO MIKADD   CANNOT SAY WHEN JAPS ARE TO LEAVE SIBERIA, AS IT iS DEFENSIVE CAMPAIGN. NEVER RECOGNIZE TERROR.

GOV. W, P. HOBBY TO SPEAK IN DENTON AT 3 P.M. TUESDA)   Will Arrive in City at 8:27 A. M., and Spend the Day Here.

JOHNSON LEADING CALIFORNIA VOTE BY LEAD OF 155.338   ‘Herbert Hoover Expresses Sur. prise at Vote Given Him Under Circumstances.   MICHIGAN INSTRUCTS DELEGATES FOR SENATOR   General Wood Leads in Indiana Primary by 8,000—Lowden is Third in Race.

WOOD CAPTURE: TWO Bib STATES   His Victory in New Jersey Conceded by Johnson Manager.

JORNSON TICKET SWAMPS HOOVER IN GALIFORNT:   Senator, On Face of Practically Complete But Un' official Returns, Has Ma. jority of 155.338.

JOHNSON ADDS 10 LEAD OVER HODVEE   Majority on Latest Tabulations  ~ California Vote More Thar 150,000---McNab Leading Democratic Group.

JOHNSON LEAD GROWS IN CALIFORNIA VOTE   Senator Runs Away from Hoover at Home—Wood Takes Indiana and New Jersey Safely.

Johnson Leads Hoover By 155,338 California  Late Returns Disclos:

(wdfatra State Library   CONFERENCE IS SOUGHT   BY MINERS’ CHIEF WITH OPERA TORS AT ONCE   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   ilinaia Leader Flayed For Seeking Independent Settlement

MINERS’ CHIEF = ASKS OPERATORS FOR CONFERENCE   LEADER OF ILLINOIS WORKERS CRITICIZED FOR SEEKING INDEPENDENT SETTLEMENT.

LOCKED IN CELL AS BERGDOLL   Man Asserting He ts on Fishing Trip Seized in Lake City, Mich., by Sheriff.

ARREST BERGDOLL SUSPECT   Sheriff Seizes Stranger at Lake City, Missaukee County, Mich.

CAN'T GUT DOWN TAXES UNTIL 22  ill Ration Channa in    UNDIVIDED PROFITS TAX   Secretary of Treasury Sug gests New Way of Reachine Coffers,

NO REDUCTION IN - INCOME TAXES   MUST CONTINUE UNTIL 1922, HOUSTON STATES.       He Declared, However, That a Revis jon of Several Federal Taxes Should Be Made.

CONTINUE TAXES UNTIL 1929   Secretary of Treasury Houston Be fore House Ways and Means Com. mittee—No Immediate Reduction.

NO REDUCTION IN INCOME TAK FORAT LEAST TWO YEARS   SECRETARY OF TREASURY AS. SERTS FEDERAL EXPENSES  WILL NOT PERMIT REDUCTIONS   TAXES NEED REVISICN   People are Not AWare of Danger in Present System,  Seerttary Houston Sty+—Makes Other Recomnendations

DEFERS HOPE OF RE. DUCING WAR TA}   Secretary of Treasury Says That Ni Reduction Can be Made Until After 1922—Urges Undivided Profits Tax

rWO YEARS MORE OF INCOME TAX   Secretary of Treasury Says They Can Not Be Reduced Until the Vear 1977

CAN’T REDUCE TAXES   Secretary of the Treasury Tells Hous Conmittee No Relief Pos eihle Pofare 79°?

NO TAX GUI UN INGOMES TILL 1922 10 WORD   House Ways Board Is Told Danger of Failure to  Simplify Laws

CONFIDENT THAT - WILSON WILL NOT BEA CANDIDATI   TAGGART SAYS THAT MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE WANT LASTING PEACE IN WORLD

TAGGAPT SAYS FRESIDENT WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE   Demceratic Leader Does Not Know What Planks Will Go Into Party Platform.

SINN FEIN GLOSE 10 THE REDS OF RUSSIA   (HARGHE MADE BY PRESIDENT oF LOYAL COALITION.   Icish Resolntionary Parts Declared (to Be Manad in Hand With Holehewviete in ‘Their ire fLermoan Lennings.

EVOLT MOVEMENT IN IRELAND IS N ALLY OF BOLSHEVISM: SOVIET MONEY IS USED FREELY. ASSERTS   marest Llovd Says the Real Object is to -ause Disintegration Between Allied Naions, Particularly the English Speaking 2eople; Cohalan Blames England.

‘Demarest ‘Lloyd Says Bolshe_ Viki Money Being’ Used to: Assist Sinn’ Fein

LAWS OF NATION : ‘TOBEEMPLOYED; ASSURE JUSTICE   . s * War Minister of Revolutionary ~ Government Declares. Presi“+ Gent Wii not Ge Executed ~~   U. 8. . WARSHIPS. ARRIVE   Tampico Reported Captured By: Revolutionists Without Fight-. ing—Situation is Quiet ©

War Minister of New Mexicar Government Seys Carranza Will Be Given Fair hanes Under the Law.   AMERICAN DESTROYERS : G0 TO MEXICAN WATER’   Capture of Mexico City, Vers  Cruz and Tampico by Rebe Forces May Necessitat  ~ Wore Protection.

NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-HOUSTO!   Secretary of Treasury Explains Views on Problems Confeonting Nation.

\JAPS WILL OPPOSE (U.S. CABLE CONTRO!   Proposal to Refer Matter to League  of Nations Is Made by VisE count Yuchida

PERSHING DENIES POLITICAL AIMS   Spurns Rumor That His Contemplated Retirement Is With Political Significance

PERSHING TO ENTER PRIVATE BUSINESS   Declares Emphatically Thal Resignation Has No Political Significance

CAMPBELL LEADING FOR GUBERNATORIAL RAGE IN MICHIGAN   Heads Field With 19,49: Plurality At Early’ Hour Wednesday.

RUSSIANS FOR TRUCE   ALLIES HEAR MOSCOW ACCEPTS BRITISH-POLE CONDITIONS.   Reds Continue Their Drive, Forcing Way Across Viliya River—Drive Poles From Kamentz.

REDS AGREE TO GEORGE TERMS OF POLE ARMISTICE   Bolshevik Government Ac cepts Conditions Given by  ae Re gee Sere

BOLSHEVIK! ACCEPT THE ALLIED ULTIMATUM FOR ARMISTICE WITH POLE!   PREMIER LLOYDGEORGE RECEIVE: ACCEPTANCE FROM MOSCOW GOVERNMENT,

RUSSIANS 0. K. TERMS   Moscow Accepts British-Pole _ Peace Conditions.   Bolshevik Troops Force Way Across Viliya River and Drive Poles From Kamentz.

RUSSIANS 0. K. THE TERMS OF L. GEORGE   ‘Moscow Accepis British-Pole Peace Conditions.   Bolshevik Trooss Force Way Across Viliya Rive, and Drive Poles From Kamertz.

SOVIET ACCEPTS CONDITIONS OF TRUCE, REPOR}   lerms for Armistice with Poles, Laid Down by Lloyd George in Note. Accepted, Says Dispatch.   PROVIDES FOR TRADE PARLEY   Bonar Law Reads Note t Soviet Providing fo: Negotiations for Trad Resumption.

Intensity Less Great Than That Which Rocked City Tan Pyave Aon   MANY NOT AWAKENED   Some Run Out in Streets in Night Clothes Fearing Further Tremars.

Los Angeles Again Feels Slight Shock   Sharp Earthquake Felt at Early Morning Hour Similar to Those of Ten Days Ago, But No Damage Done.

EARTH TREMORS AGAIN VISIT LOS ANGELES   Sharp Earthquake Felt Early Monday Morning; Ne Damage Reporied Following Shock At California City.

LOS ANGELES HIT BY SECOND QUAKE   Tremor Of Same Nature Ai That Which Rocked City Ten Days Ago

ANOTHER QUAKE AT AT LOS ANGELES   Temblor of Same Nature as Its Predecessor Ten Days Ago.

4 MEN RESCUED FROM LAKE ERI      Faced Almost Certain Death; Coast Guard Crew Does Effective Work.

FOUR MEN ADRIFT  JR MEN ADRIFT ON LAKE RESCUED   One Scow Goes to Bottom in - Storm After Tow Line Breaks. —

FOUR MEN FOUND,   Rescued From a Small Skiff After Boat Had Capsized.

Mrs. Elnora Frohman Electet Associate Grand Matron of Eastern Star.   440 CHAPTERS IN-STATE   Many Sandusky Members At ~ ending Grand Session at Columbus,

OFFICERS NAMED   Order of Eastern Star Elects ai Session in Columbus

bHAIN NOT TY BE HELO Fon HIGH MARKET   2500 ELEVATORS OF FARMERS NOT TO BE COMBINED   Farmers’ National Board Disapproves Idea;  To See Cox.  ‘

FRAMERS TURN DOWN. TRUS   National Board Votes Against Consol: dation of 2,500 Co-operative Elevators Throughout Country

MANY PEOPLE HAVE IT,   ispecialiy Is It Popular With = th Young Folks in College Towns,

MANY PROPLE HAY     iT.   Especiatly § Young Fok      I. Poptlar With ah in College  ‘,       is.

Robbery of Charlton and McKone ' Homes Was Not Discovered Ty Morning      \t Each Place Thief Used Small Stand to Gain Entrance Through Window

BURGLARS ENTER TWO RESIDENCES   GOT MONEY AND CLOTHING FROM MR. AND MRS, THEO. CHARLTON   'DIDN’T WAKE PEOPLE   Robbery of Churlton and McKont Homes Was Not Discovered Till Morning   At Each Place Thief Used Small Stand to Gain’ Entrance Through Window

Mike Smith Will Speak for Bailey in Court House if Weather is Bad Saturday

CONESION (Ir YOUNG FIREBUS   Young Wian Tells of TwentyThree Fires He Starts.   CAUSE OF BURNINGS IN FAYETTE COUNTY       Glare 2t Night Only Motive Gehind Crimes.  rebug’s Desire To ‘See Bright

Frost Probable In This Section   Forecast for Frost in North and Con (ral Mississippi Tonight.

MODIFICATION UF ORDER ON GOAL FAVORED   Interstate Fuel Associa tion  Formulates Plans.   STATE NEEDS GREAT   Situation Worse In Middle West Than In Northwest.

SAYS DE MOTT WAS A RED   Evidence Shows American Shot by  German Troops Had Many Close Bolshevik Relations

SOCIETY'S BEST KNOWN CAT MEETS  INGLORIOUS END   Famed Prize Winner Which Licked Bulldogs Killed

MP PLOT 10 SEIZE ‘ILS. CONGRESSME!   Koreans Arrested for Allegec Attempt to Involve Amer ‘ica - and Janan

PLAN TO GAUSE TROUBLE FOR 4S IND) PAN   Piot- Against _ Congressme: Leads to Many. Arrests by ’ Mikado Agents

KOREANS ACCUSED QF GRAVE OFFENSE   Japs Claim They Find Plot To Hold United States Congressmen and Cause Serious Trouble.  len Arrests Made and Political Intrigue is Charged

KOREAN PLOTS 10 INVOLVE AMERICA   Planned To Hold Party of Congressmen To Create Complications Between Japan and America.

Japanese Report  Korean Plots to Kidnap American Solons on Visit

MILLIONS INU, S, OWN RAILROADS   Wage Earners Directly and In directly Affected by Roads’ Solvency.   DIVISION OF SECURITIES.   Mutual Savings Banke Owned Entire. ly by Depositore Hold Larg Amount of Rallway Banda.

MILLIONS IN U, S.. NWN RAILROADS   Wage Earners. Directly’ and In. ( ey Atfected by: Roles, Bile, Solvency. eu    DIVISION. OF SECURITIES.   Mutual Savings Banks Qwned Entire pete ‘yay ‘by Depogitora Hold Large .  : Amount of Railway ! © tom Te Benda.

ALLIES PLAN  TO PUT HUNS ON THEIR FEET   The Allies Are Sanctioning an inter. national Loan to the German Government It is Reported

ALLIED LOAN  CONSIDERED   British Ambassador: Reveals Pro posal Has Sanction of Various’ : Nations

FOUR SLEFPERS GO IN DITCH ON PENNS}   ‘Derailed Near Lancaster, Pa.—R: lief Trair Dispatched at Late Hour.

SATURDAY PROGRAN   Annual High School Declamatory Try Outs -and Contests Begin.   Representatives For Boone Valley. Spencer, Emmetsburg Estherville and Algona.

EIGHTEEN TO DECLAIM   Anmual High School Deelamatory is Fixed for Next, Saturday,   THIS IS LAST PRELIMINARY FOR INTERSCHOOL CONTESTS   Six Pupils in Each Class—Oratorfeal, Dramatic, Humorous — Will Com“pete to Represent Algona.   By J. F. Overmyer.

GERMANY CANNOT SEND TROOPS INTO RUHR  DISTRICT   Have Been After Permission For Some Time Past But Have Been Turned Down   DISTRICT IS IN NEUTRAL ZONE   This Refusal By The Government  Of France May Perhaps Re The End

2 ARMY OFFICERS FORGED TO LAND ACROSS BORDER   MESSAGE FROM THEM STATE: THEY WILL BE RELEASED TODAY   ARE HELD BY MEXICANS   (Lose Way in Fog Shortly Afte Starting Trip From Browns. ville to Nogales,  Arizona

TWO AVIATOR PRISONERS OF MEX. SOLDIERS   WERE CARRYING MESSAGE FOR NOGALES FROM ARMY POST AT BROWNSVILLE.   Lost Their Bearings in Darkness And Descended When Thirtv Miles South of Border.

TWO Uo, AVIATORS HELD BY MEXICANS   ARE FORCED TO LAND; OTHER DIsPATCH CARRIERS FLY 1,200 MILES UNDER 9 HOURS.

14 BANDITS SEIZE WHISKEY   Automobile Track Containing 100 Casea ta Held Up.

IRISH DELEGATES. SPLIT AT POTTSVILLE MEETIN      Subject Of  Propseandh Cause: ‘ Division‘ OF Members:

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ONE OF WORST YEARS IN HISTOR’   Pare RENEDMICT WADE PECLA RATION IN 48 ABDHENS TO ROWAN NORMITY

WORST YEAR IN THE HISTQRY OF HUMANITY   Pope Benedict Urges Clergy and No. bility to Continue Work Carried: con During the Wat,

ited FRALISOSS ETE EST TET Te  POPE'8 ADDRESS To : + CLERGY AND NOBILITY -

EMBARGO AS RAIL RELIEF   PRIORITY. ORDERS. ALSO FIGURE. ih TRAFFIC PLANS.   Movement of. Crops and Coal will ne ‘Rushed in Effort to Break Belem - 2 Jam —AD Goverment: : Agencies Asniat,

ASKS GOVERNMENT TO BUY LIQUOR NOW IN BOND   SUCH ACTION WOULD AS. SIST IN LAW ENFORCEMENT.   FEDERAL AGENT GIVES . VIEWS ON QUESTION   Says 200 Dealers Would Be Promptly Arrested If Supreme Court Should Hold Act Con ctitiutianal

If Nominee Isn’t Lowden Or Wood He Will Be Knox Or Sprowl Is Belief   OLD GUARD BATTLES AGAINST GENERAL   Illinois Governor Made Steady Gains In Balloting At Settings On Friday

STILL FREE-FOR-ALL AND AN OPEN FIELD   ‘NO SINGLE CANDIDATE VERY FAR : OUT IN FROYT.   Dark Meree Possibilities Looming ip taless a Combine Be Arranecd Hetween Twe ef the Rig Three.

ttt ee EEE ooo  IF NOT LOWDEN OR WOOD, iT WILL BE KNOX OR SPROUL

MEETING OF NEW CONGRESS CALLED TO SELECT RULER      PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT 0 MEXICO. WILL BE APPOINT. ED ON MAY 21.

SALE OF LIQUORS BANNED OVER ALL COUNTRY, REPORT   Saloons in Eastern Border Town: Closed; All Nation Included, Is Report.   PRESIDENT CRITICALLY ILL

MEXICAN SALOONS CLOSED BY ORDER   PRESIDENTIAL EDICT ABOLISH ED ACROSS THE TEXAS BORDER

STATE TAX IS.   FIGURES FORWARDED. FROM SECRETARY HULL SHOW APPORTIONMENT FOR WOOD COUNTY TO COUNTY CLERK  4 CHURCH

STATE TAX IS $119.734 LESS THAN IN 1919   FIGURES FORWARDED FROM SECRETARY HULL SHOW APPORTIONMENT FOR WOOD COUNTY TO COUNTY CLERK S431 CHURCH

MAY RECOGNIZE THE SOVIETS   Cabinet Member Hints at Plan for Mediation in Armenia Through Leéenine.

U. S. MAY RECOGNIZE RED3   Plan for Mediation in Armenia Throatiah Lenine Hinted.

TENNESSEEAN LOSES $5,000   Old, Old Dupe Story Culminates at De.  Bape ee eee ey

TENNESSEE MAN OUT $5,000   Goes to Decatur, IIl., to Collect $15,00¢ Profits on Investment—*“Nobody Hcome.”

TENNESSEE MAN QUT $5.000   Goea to Decatur, HI, to Coltect, $15,000 Profits on Investrnent—“fo. body Home.!

TENNESSEE MAN OUT $5,000   1   Goes to Decatur, Ill., te Collect $15,000   Profits on Investment—“Nobody Home.”

KAPPISTS TO GET PARDONS   Only Those Guilty of Criminal Offenses to Be Put on Trial. 

HASTINGS URGES MD FOR: TANKS        Congressman’ 8 Bill. Provides for   Reserving’, Public Lands ‘for  Fighters; : ‘Also: Loans.

T0 KEEP TROOPS IN GALVESTON TO END OF YEAR   WATER FRONT CONTROVERSY DEADLOCKED INTO OPEN SHOP INDUSTRIAL FIGHT

ARLY END FSTANE NOT INSICHT   EAPROPED TH. AT M ARTIAL LAW WELLE BE CONTINUED IN GALVESTON UNTIL JANUARY.   Strikers and Steamship Companies Have Boen Unable to Reach a Scettlement.—AlL Negotiations  Are Rroken Off,

GLANCY’S SLAYER IS ARRAIGNED   Remanded to Jail Without Bail ~-Hearing Feb §   CONFESSION MADE BY CLANCY’S SLAYER

Never Intended to Take Life of _ Anyone, Says Prisoner in Detailed Confession   Young East Boston Man Tells Story After Police Find He Bought Revolver   CONFESSION AS MADE PUBLIC BY THE POLICE

JOHNSON’S LOYAL FIVE — AND ‘BOLTING’ LEADERS MAY END BASEBALL WAR

Rum-Smaggling Halted When Liquid Fortune Is Confiscated By Agent:

RUM RUNNERS ARE CAPTURED   Dry Agents Head Off Thriv ing Trade Between Boston and New York.

SO. CAROLINA DEMS REFUSE WOMEN VOTE   State Convention Endorses Peace Treaty and League of Nations—Delega tion Uninstructed. ~*

GEN. WRANGEL WITHDRAWING   Soviet Forces Are Forcit South Russian Anti-Bolshe-: vik Leader to Retreat. '   SOLDIERS TO SILESIA

GENERAL WRANGEL IS FORCED TO YIELD IO A STRONG SOVIET DRIVE   Evacuate Alexanderveks, Captured While Reds Were Fighting on Polish Front; Wrangel Had Been Preparing for Attack

REVERSES FOR GEN, WRANGE!   Reported That the Auti-Bolshevik Leader Has Been Forced To Evacuate Alexandrovsk,

Gen. Wrangel s Troops Forced. to. Yield. Gains. _ According ‘to Report:

MUDGUARD DAMAGED,   Mrs. rank Hutchersows Auto il Collisian with OQne-VMon Car.

MUDGUARD DAMAGEL,   Mrs. Frank Hutcherson’s Auto in Collision with One-Man Car.

DOCTOR'S WIFE SHOT 10 DEAT   Husband is Charged With Murder By His MotherIn-Law.

Says “Grave and Extraordinary lnferonces” to Be. Brawn . from Alleged Statement

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE STATED HE HAD BEEN ab. PROACHED REGARDING ‘NEW ASSOCIATION  OF NATIONS,   President ‘Wilsca in Writing fiard ing to Ascertain if- the Nominee Did Make Such a Statement in  His Taik at Green Castle, ;

INQUIRES ABOUT ‘STATEMENT MADE ~~ AT-GREENGASTLE   <NOW JE WADING APPROACH!  WANTS TO 1              POINTS OUT INFERENCE THAT MAY BE DRAV@L       Harding Said Wo Was Approacher And: Asked That Americas Lead In Associntion of Natidus,

PACT DISCUSaION ~—WAGNOT OFFICIA   French Government Denies It: “Spokesman” Talked With Harding

Foreign Office Disclaims Dis‘cussion of “Association of Nations” Scheme.   PRESIDENT WILSON: ASKS HARDING TO EXPLAIN   Senator on Stump Tour Saic America Asked to “Lead Way” in Association,

WILSON ASKS HARDING FOR HIS STATEMENT   DEMANDS TO KNOW TRUTH OF REPORTED STATEMENT CON. CERNING FRANCE

Wilson Calls on Harding  To Confirm a Statement   Nominee Is Asked Whether Published Report Is True That He Stated in Speech in Indiana That France Has “Informally Approached” Him on “Association” Project      FRENCH GOVERNMENT HAS NOT DISCUSSED HARDINCG’S PROPOSAL. STATEMENT SAYS

FRANCE SAYS  FRENCHMA} WAS NOT ACTING SPOKESMAN OF THAT COUNTRY *

WILLIAM DUDLEY FOULKE TO ADDRESS STUDENT!   Will Deliver Lecture at Convocation Tomorrow on “Public Opinion and the Associated Press.”

MINT PRLS OCT AR PM PENDS Lloyd George wilt He Asked Whether  ee 000m ee ee es

SUIT FOR TAXES   ‘Case Venned MeHre on Trial in Cire ent Court Today.

SUIT FOR TAXES   Case Vernued Heltre on Telal fa Cir. cenit Court Today.

Bolshevik Troops Have Crossed Dnieper River;  Poles Falling Back

NEW GAINS BY BOLSHEVIx]   Moscow Reports Crossing the Dnieper in Retchitsa Region—Poles Driven Back.

HARDING GIVES HIS POLICY   A GREAT BALTIMORE AUDIENCE HEARS SENATOR'S BUSINESS PROGRAM.   Merchant Marine, the League and 1 Man Government Diascasaed Kefore Cheering Crowd That Packed Armory ‘There.

“WETHONS in   SEN. HARDING OUTLINES PLANS FOR REHABILITATING AMER. CAN INDUSTRY

First Experience of Campaign With Heckler Who Asks If Nominee Has Scrapped League of Nations——Reply was Unaecepted Challenge to Debate From Platform.

HARDING GETS A NOISY WELCOME   GKUEETED“AT BALTIMORE BY TLMULTUOUS CROWDS.   VOTERS CHEER HIS DOCTRINE   s Net in Favpr of Lengue of Nations as at Present Formed, But Has an Open Mind O01 Pact to  Fit America.

BALTIMORE GIVES HARDING OVATION   ARMORY CROWDED TO HEAR G, 0, PL CANDIDATE,   NOISY HECKLER {5 SILENCED   Offered Half Senator's Time to Debate League of Nations But Cisappears — Outlines Policies for Rehabili tating Amerlean industries,

BALTIMORE GIVES HARDING ROYAL WELCOME   Thousands Crowd About His Auto in Attempt to Shake His Hand.   20.000 HEAR HIS SPEECH

HARDING [UNORTS QUERY: DID YOU SCRAP LEAGUE?   PROMISES MARINE POLICY TO INSURE ENTRANCE EVERYWHERE

HARDING OFFERS TO SHARE oTAGE WITH A HECKLER   G. 0. P. Leader is Greeted With Cheers in Baltimore.   TALKS ON SOUND BUSINESS

HARDING. SPEAKS AY BALTIMORE, MD.   G. O. P. NOMINEE REFUSES TO BE HECKLED—MANY DEPART BEFORE FINISH.

HARPING AND JOHNSON   Heckler at Baltimore Asks Senato: if He Has Scrapped League— Invited to Debate.

Heckler is. Challenged to Debate League Issue by Harding During Talk

DRY CHIEF BARES BIG LIQUOR: RINC   Dalrymple Gives Williams. Complete Report on “Million < Dollar” Scandal,      WILL NOT- BE MADE.-PUBLIC   Additional. Indictments by Federal Grand Jury at Chicago Against  Whisky.Ring and Rum Run. —    ‘ners Are Expected.

DRY CHIEF BARES ‘ BIG LIQUOR RING   Dalrymple Gives Williams Complete Report on “Million Dollar” Scandal.   Additional indictments by Federal Grand Jury at Chicago Against "Whisky Ring and Rum Run.  nere Are Expected.

DALY LE BARES GREAT GuQZE RING   Chicago's Dry Chief Gives Washington Officials Report.   EXPECT MORE INDICTMENTS   Data Submitted to Internal Revenue Commissicner Will Not Be Made Public at Present Nor in the Future.

DRY LEADER EXPOSES BIG LIQUOR RING   Dalrymple Gives Williams Com plete Report on “Million Dollar” Scandal.   WILL NOT BE MADE PUBLIC   Additional Indictments by Federa: Grand Jury at Chicago Against Whisky Ring and Rum Runners Are Expected.

OCCUPATION OF GERMANY IS OPPOSED   Sharp Protest Mad Against Crossing of Rhine by French

GEAMANS PROTEST TROOP MOVEMENT ON RHINE CITIES   Appeal Made “In the Name of Justice, Reason and Humanity.”

NOTE ON RHINE MOVE DELIVERED   Berlin Defends Its Action in Sending Troops Into Ruhr District—Ta king of Cities Comes As Surprise te Great Britain.

MILITARY PLOT HOGOVERED  IN MUNICH   Berlin Announces Finding Conspiracy Similar to Last Rising.   GREEK DRIVE UPON TURKS APPROVED   Britain Still Is Keeping Hands Off Germany; Militarists Blamed.

GERMANY PROTESTS FRENCH OCCUPATION   Declares Events Justify Invasion of Ruhy.

Sharp Protest Sent French by Ebert Agaimst Invasion as Contrary to Intentions of the Versailles Convention   Berlin Government Declares It Did Everything in Its Power to Prevent ‘ “Unheard of Action” by Paris Recime

OHARP PROTEST  DV PEDAIARV IAI Ui OLMWIANT. i   justifies Movement in Rubi Region as of Vital Necessily.   DUTY OF ALI ALLIES   Violation Not to Be Redressed Alone by France, the Note Declares.

GERMANY § PROTEST S FLED Wilk THE FRENCH   German Government — Insists Treaty Provisions Do Not Prevent Her Maintaining Orcer.   ‘Note Giving France’s Intentions Not Received Until Military Operations Started.

WITNESS TELLS ABOUT  MORE ALLEGED GRAFT IN OPERATIONS OF THE U.S. SHIPPING BOARI

INDUSTRIAL SITUATION N?PROACHING A CRISIS   Food Prices in Ohio Cities Soaring, Vith Votatoes Bringing 89 a Hushel at Vountstown.

_ CRISIS NEAR IN OHIO.   More Than 160,000 Out of Work—Goal Supplies in Many ‘Cities Low.

CONDITIONS ARE GROWING GRAVE   Industrial Situation — is Approaching Crisis  IN THE STATE OF OHIO   More than 100,000 Men Out of Work in Industrial Plants and on Top of Labor Suspension is Increasing Scarcity of Food—Order to Confiscate Coal

CHARTERS OF MY “ UNIONS REVOKED   BECAUSE MEMBERS JOINED OUTLAW STRIKE—2,000 MEN INVOLVED .

OUTLAWS’ LOST NINE GARTERS TURING STRIKE   Restoration to Jobs with Se — niority Still Sought; No Strike on Lackawanna

SLAYS. FIVE AND THEN KILLS SEL   Six Members of Spindler Family, a Harlan, Indiana, Dead in Tragedy—Murderer Crazed Over Financial Matters.

FATHER WIPES OUT ENTIRE FAMILY IN FIT OF DEPRESSION   Awful Crime at Ft. Wayne Has Just Been Brought To Light.

GREEK PREMIER SHOT   Venizelos Attacked by: Assassins in Paris ‘Rail Station. —   Eight Shots Fired at Him by Two Swarthy Men Who Were Arrested—tinjury Slight.

GREEK PREMIER SHOT BY BANDIT   Fire Eight Shots At Him, But He Is Only Slightly Wounded

GREEK PREMIER 19 ATTACKED BY PAIR AT PARIS STATION   Is Wounded in Shoulder and Thigh; His Assailants Barely Escape Lynching.

CREEX PREMIER 1S FIRED ON IN PARIS   Venizelcs Wounded in Right Side and Left Arm When Assailants Make Attempt on His Life -

GREEK PREMIER SHOT AND INJURED   IN FRANCE, AS HE WAS LEAVING TYONS FOR A\toP

CREEK PREMIER IS SHOT BY ASSASSINS   Venizelos Attacked by Assassins in Paris Rail Station.      Eight Shots Fired at Him by Two Swarthy Men Who Were Arrest. ed-—injury Slight,

SHOOT GREEK PREMIER   TWO MEN ATTACK VENIZELOS IN PARIS RAIL STATION.   Eight Shots Fired at the Statesman, but He Is Only Slightly Hurt.

PROTRACTED MEETING   Mcthoiist Church at Flat Rock in Midst ef Revival.

TICKET 10 OPPOSE THE NON-PARTIOANS   J. O. Preus Chosen to Heax State Ticket in Minnesota Election.

CANADA:LIFTS EMBARGO ON-HEWS PRINT PAPE   Changes Front on Threat 0! America to Retdliate With Coal Embarro.   SHIPMENTS -GO FORWARD

PRINT EMBARGO LIFTED   Canadian Mills Again Shipping Paper to U. S.

j  News Print Paper May Now Be  Shipped to United States Customers.

BLOCK 1S DEFENDANT i IN DIVORCE SUIT   son of Indianapolis o Mercliant Sued ForjDivorce and $500,‘1000 Alimony.

FAIRHOPE YOUTH-PLEADS GUILTY 10.19 CHARGES      Officials. Believe Danger O  Further Fires Over.

Three Generals, 200 Other Officers and 3,000 Men Are Taken at Odessa by Radicals

IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF WAR MATERIALS TAKEN BY SOLSHEWIK! FORGES   LARGE NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS FALL INTO HANDS OF ROLSHEVIAL

RED THREATENS TO SHOOT UPON .. BRITISH SHIPS   War Vessels Ordered Out of Qdessa Harbor. — Kelchak’s Death Officially Confirmed...

Great Quantities of Ma. terials Captured i in Occupation of Odessa

INDICTED   In World Series - Baseball Scandal  FINAL REPORT   Will Not Be Made Public Until Next Week

THREE INDICTMENTS AGAINST GAMBLERS IN BASEBALL PROBE   New Indictments Against Chi cago Players Returned to Ovecome Technicalities.   ST. LOUIS PLAYER CALLED FOR TESTINMONY TO JURY   Abe Attell, Hal Chase and William Burns Charged With Fixing World Series.

NIN MOICTED th “CHIGAGD   n Connection With the “Throwing” of the 1919 World Series fames

THIRTEEN WILL BE INDICTED BY THE INVESTIGATING JURY   SPECIAL INQUIRING BODY TC MAKE REPORT NEXT WEEK ON PROBE OF BASEBALL SCANDAL

COOK GRAND JURY INDICTS THIRTEEN BELIEVED TO BE INWORLD SERIES “FIXING”

Hal Chase, William Burns, Abe Attell and Ten Members of Chicago White Sox Are Named by Grand Jury; “Prince of First Basemen” Alleged to be Leader of Ring   FURTHER EXPOSURES EXPECTED

13 INDICTED IN WORLD SERIES BALL SCANDAL   tel Clase Mew Cooline Rinw Leader in “Throwine” Games   GAMBLERS ARE HUNTED   URNEPRTH FACTS TO SHOW THAT HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS WERE STOLEN IN BETS

RETURNED-BY-CHICAGO JURY   Attell, Chase and Burns Added to _List of Alleged World’s Series Grafters

INDICTMENTS IN BASEBALL PLOT   True Bills are Returned Against Thirteen  MOUACE ATTCIIL DIIDAIC   Three of Clique Said to have Engineered Throwing of 1919 World’s Series — Also Sullivan and ‘‘Brown’’— Players Re-Indicted Because of Technicalitv

TO RETURN THIRTEEN TRUE BILLS   Baseball Grand Jury Sched uled to Complete Its Work Today.

Other Players Also Targets of Sweeping Investigation of 1919 ree

ON BALL STEN   MORE MAY BE INDICTED   ATELL, CHASE, BURNS, IN CLIQUE THAT BEGAN BALL CHEAT.

RETURN INDICTMENTS AGAINST PLAYERS WHO "THREW" 1919 GAMES   SPECIAL GRAND JURY COMPLETES N HIVE WEERS OF INVESTIGATION TODAY.

INDICTMENTS TO BE RETURNED   Cook County Grand Jury Also to Begin Preparation of Report of Inghiry   Ban Johnson and “Loyal Five” Hold Important -  Meaating in Chicazo

1d INDICTED IN BASEBALL SCANDAL   Are Charged With Throwing the Games in 1919 World Series.

INDICT OTHERS IN BASEBALL SCANDAL   Clique That Framed 1919 Series Are Being Rounded Up By Grand Jury.

American Chief Has Of. fered to Mediate the Matter   Will Attempt to Save the Little Nation from Turks

SHOW COMMUNISTS ARE SAME AS BOLSHEVIKS   Testimony is Given in Lloyd Trial Today.

Dubuque In Red Plot Is Testimony   KEY CITY IN LINE, LETTER INTRODUCED AT TRIAL AT CHICAGO SAYS.

LOD TRIAL   EVIDENCE SHOWED THAT COM MUNISTS THOUGHT IOWA FERTILE FIELD,   FORMATION OF THIRD PARTY HAVING TROUBLE.   La Follette’s Name Still Mentioned i Connection With the Formation of The New Party in Chicago.— Separate State Organizations.

CONNECTS COMMUNIST. LABOR PARTY — WITH THE BOLSHEVIKI AND ‘SPARTICI

Quantity of Arms Foand at Rugen  Poemerania, an Island in dhe Taltian

POLISH. TROOPS GOONSIMASHING   ‘Break Russian Lines Qver < - Wide Front and Take 10,000 Prisoners. —   POLES HAVE REACHED * AND OCCUPY. VINNITZA   Gen. Pilsudski’s Forces are Now But a Few Miles Ream Kiew.

WARN FARMERS   State Farmer Federation Issues Notice to All Members.   State-wide Fight by Opponents of “Corn Stalk Club.”

WARN FARMERS T0 GO TO POLLS WITHOUT FAI   State Farmer Federation Issues Notice to All Members.   State-wide Fight by Opponents of “Corn Stalk Club.”

SIMS TO TESTIFY AGAIN   Daniels May Get Opportunity t Answer the Admiral.

STRIKE IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA   Fifty Thousand Men Go Out, Tying Up Newspapers and Other Industries.

NIGHT RIDERS ARRESTED   Threats to Destroy Cotton Gins in South.

NIGHT RIDER ARRESTS      Forty-Three Men Accused in Alabama Cotton Districts.

ALLEGED “NIGHT RIDERS” CAUGHI   Forty-Three Men Held According to Official Announcement

ALABAMA NIGHT. RIDERS ARRESTEL   Grand Juries in’ Three Counties Will be Called to Investigate Activities of 43 Men Al -leged to Have Been In This  Gaed.

ALLEGED ALABAMA ~, RIDERS CAPTURED   Forty-three Arrested By  Officers.

MANY NIGHT RIDERS - ARRESTED IN ALABAMA   Threats That Cotton Gins Wil Be Destroyed Leads Authori *ties to Activity.

MS ae: Oe ee eS  STEVENS POINT MAN JS IN DANE CO. JAIL   SOFT DRINK SELLER GETS HIS AT SUPERIOR NEWS WAS HUSHED UP

STEVENS POINT MAN 1S IN-DANE CO, JAIL   SOFT DRINK SELLER GETS His AT SUPERIOR. NEWS WAS HUSHED UP

HOUSE S DEBATING PEACE RESOLUTION   Embarks on Eleven Hour Struggle Over Declaration That State of War with Germany Is Ended.

ON PEACE AND WAR   HOUSE DEBATES PEACE; SEN ATE MILITARY TRAINING.   Party Vote on Peace Resolution and Pefeat Probable kor Training Bill.

OPPOSE PARDON FOR ‘KAPP AND LEADERS   Amnesty Expected to Cause Strife in Assembly.

nee Sentiment Bitter Against Baltic. Troaps and Proposals te Grant Pardons to Revolu Sree to” ‘Ra Opposed.

EOEAT AgOEMOLY TO GET oTORM UF PROTESTS   Public Is Bitter Againsi Proposal To Pardon  Revolutionists.   NO LIBERALS SIT IN NEW MINISTRY   Conservatives A wait Resul Of June Elections Before Taking Part.

OHIO DEMOCRATS OFF FOR WEST   400 Leave Columbus te Boos! Governor at Convention

ARMY. PRISONERS HAVE CLOSE CAL!   Irv to Get Away From Al. catrez; Picked Up in S. Ff. Bay

U.S. DER ANDS TRADE RIGHT IN MANDAVE  NATIONS   Colby, Answering British Note. Insists Upon ‘Fullest Publicity.   ENGLAND ‘WOULD , LIMIT OPPORTUNITY

AMERICAN PROTESI TO GREAT BRITAIN   COLBY'’S NOTE OBJECTS T BRITISH OIL RIGHTS IN MESOPOTAMIA.   EXPECT AID TO ARMEN!   France Is Regarded As Most Like * ly Nation to Lend Assistance  ) Against the Turk Nationalists.

, S. DEMANDS FAIR DEAL IN MANDATE   fnsisis en Equal Gapartunitles in Mesouotama’s Gil

COLBY WRITES BRISK NOTE TO. parAT BRITAIN   ASSERTS RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN MESOPOTAMIAN MANDATE MATTER -

COLBY CALLS. _. BRITISH DOWN   NOTIFIES _BRITISH GOVERNMENT U. S, MUST BE HEARD.   A SIGNIFICANT NOTE   AMERICA NOT IN LEAGUE BUT iT IS ON EARTH.   The Administration Insists On Equal Trcatment Under Terms" _of the Treaty of Peace.

U.S. GUARDS RIGHT PRANTEN IN TREATY   Colby ‘Writes: British Insisting Upon’ Strict Application - af Banal Opportunity.

GOVERNMENT NOTE GALLS BRITAIN FOR OIL GRAB IN ASIA    Equal Treatment for all Askec in Territories Placed Under Mandates   ARMENIAN QUESTION STILL HOLDS ATTENTION OF LEAGUE      Complications Would be Solved by United States Aid

SCORES SIMS FORCHARGING DELAY INWAR   Admiral’s Tale Replics of “Baron Munchau sen’s” Claim.

DANIELS RIDICULES SIMS CHARGE OF PANLONGING THE WAT      SAYS THAT CHARGE WAS SERIOUS BUT ENTIRELY FALLACIOUS AND UNSUPPORTED.

DANIELS'CALLS CHARSE UNTRUE   Cites Data Given by Sims Tha® War Was Needlessly i Projionged.   WAS SHORTENED BY THE ARMY   Troops Arrived at Front as Soon as it Was Humanly Possibly as Re sult of Complete Co. Operation.  ~

DANIELS AGAIN ~ FLAS ADMIRAL   Says Sim’s Own Statements Refute Testimony Given Before Committee.  ——  emer eninmlin DACEI ECC”?

REEUTED OWN CHARGES.   secretary Danicls Says Sims Reversed Self on Stand.

DANIELS LIXENS SIMS TO BARON MUNCHAUSEN FOR HIS TALES   Admiral’s Own Testimony Refutes His Charges He Says

STATEMENTS  “ARE BASELESS   Navy Department Did Not Delay and Prolong ‘the War

SIMS CHARGES WHOLLY -- REFUTED-DANEILS SAYS   Only Real Charge -Was Thai Navy. Prolonged . War..-:anc That,:. He Says, Has - Beer “Doeofriad i eee

DANIELS SAYS SIMS’ CHARGES ARE FALSE   SECRETARY BITTERLY RESENTS ACCUSATION THAT THE NAVY'S POLICY PROLONGED EUROPE. AN STRUGGLE.

BRANDED A BARON MUNCHAUSER   Daniels Talks of Prolongation of War.

DANIELS CALLS ’ CHARGE UNTRUE   ' }  Cites Data Given by Sims That War Was Neediessly Prolonged.   ‘Troops Arrived at Front as Soon ae It  Was Humanly Possiply aa Re t ault of Complete Co- :  \  @peration. ~

SIMS REFUTED His OWN ASSERTION   Secretary Daniels Ch: Characterizes Admiral’s Charge of Delay As “Fallacious and Baseless.”

SAYS SIMS REFUIES CLAIMS BY OWN WARNS   Naval Inactivity Did Not Prolong War He Tells Investigators

SAYS SIM REFUILS CLAIMS BY OWN WORDS   Naval Head Again Roasts Sims  For “Reckless Disregard Of  Farte "'   Naval Inactivity Did Not Prolong War He Tells Investigators

CARRANZA IN REBEL HANDS   IS UNTRUE   BURNING AT STAKE FAVORED BY FATHER   BANKER DEPLORES ~ TALK ABOUT PANIC   PARENT OF PORMER RIVER SIDE. GIRL SUGGESTS PUNISHMENT POR BLURBEARD   HEAD OF TRUST COMPANY SAYS USE OF COMMON SENSE 1S REQUIRED   Cites Data Given by Sims That War Was Neediessly  Prolonged.   WAS SHORTENED BY THE ARMY   Troops Arrived at Front as Soon as It Was Humaniy Possibly as Reeult of Compiete Co.  . Operation.

SINS CHARGES LIKE HUNCHAUSER TALES AVERS SEC, DANIEL   Prolongation Of War Accusatior Made With Reckless Disregard Of Facts, He Says.   REFUTED BY HIS TESTIMONY

SIMS’ CHARGES ARE BACEI ESS _ DANIELS      Navy Seeretary Continues Re fulation of Delay in Endess ing War.

Secretary of Navy Characterizes Sims Charges as Fallacious and Baseless; Vessel Tonnage Always Was Available

OWN STORY”   Daniels Declares. Admiral’ Testimony : Proves His - Charges False.   SHIPS WERE. ALWAYS. . AVAILABLE HE. SAYS

SIMS 15 REFUTES BY OWN WORDS, SHS MANY HEA   Charges of Admiral Termed “Fallacious and Baseless” hy Serreatary Naniels.

DANIELS PROVES SIMS CHARGES T0 BE FALLACIOUS   Secretary Quotes Ad miral’s Contradictions As Proof.

OATS olla RUBBED YANKS OF CREDIT   Secretary Daniels Calls Charges of Admiral Unirue.   HIS MATHEMATICS IN ERROR   Cites Data to Show That War Was Shortened by the American Army —U. S. Admiral Charged With Gross Bias.

DANIELS DECLARES CHARGES MADE BY SIMS ARE UNTRUE   Troops Arrived at Front As Soon As It Was Humanly Possible as a Result of Complete Co operation.

BLOCKADE OF AUSSIAISTOBE = RESUMED SOON BY BRIT NAVY   OUTER FORTS OF WARSAW UNDER ‘FIRE OF RED GUNS.   HOPE OF BRITISH OF HALTING RED RUSH WHERE IT¥ iS UNTIL PEACE CAN BE PATCHED UP DASHED BY CURT REFUSAL FROM THE FOE. 7   Wireless Operators Are Blocking Plea for Peace

FARM AID PLAN 1S UP TO SENATE   Proposals to Revive War Fi nance Corporation Are Presented,

RELIEF BILL FOR FARMERS IP IN SRNATR   Action on Measure is De layed When Lodge Objects   ASK LIBERAL CREDITS      Committee Also Favers Re viving War Finance Corporation

SHOULD EXTEND CREDIT BUSINESS AS WELL FARMS   .odge Holds Up Measure for Purpose Broadening Its Scope.

Gronna Presents Proposals to Revive War Finance Corporation and Instruct. Reserve Board to Extend Credits   LODGE SUGGESTS ACTION CARING FOR INDUSTRIES

29 EVANSVILLE MEN SAY GUILTS   ARE CHARGED WITH VIO.LATING REED AMENDMENT.

ADMIRAL PEARY, DISCOVERER OF NORTH POLE, DEAD   Suffered Many Years From Per~ nicious Anemia—To Be Buried With Naval Honors.   REACHED POLE APRIL 6, 1909   Then Followed the Great CaokPeary Controversy—Eight Trips Into Arctic.

REAR ADMIRAL: PEARY DEAL   Discoverer of  North ‘Polk Passes Awav at Capital.

REAR ADMIRAL  PEARY IS DEAD   Discoverer of the North Pole Dies in Washington After Long Ulness.   Made Many Efforte to Reach Farthast North Before He Finally Succeeded In April, 1909—Helped to Cre. ate Large Aviation Fores.

REAR ADMIRAL R. E. PEARY DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Life of Discoverer of North Pole Prolonged Months by Blood Transfusion Operations.

PEARY oUGCUMES THO OTHERS GIVE - BLOOD 25 TIMES   North Pole Discoverer Victin _ Of Anemia; Admiral Gained Fame by Exploration.   CONTROVERSY WITH COOK . AMONG BIGGEST OF AGES   He Spent Practically His All t Investigate; Stood in Honor List at College.

NOTED AMERICAN EXPLORER 15 DEAL   REAR ADMIRAL PEARY, WHO DISCOVERED NORTH POLE, DIES IN CAPITAL.

BLOOD UF MATES WAS UNAVAILING   To Save Life of Rear Admi: ral Robert E. Peary   TWO YEARS SICKNESS   Of Pernicious Anemia Ends with Death at Naval Academy—Recognized Discoverer of North Pole Yields After Gallant Battle — Sketch of Strenuous Career

PEARY, DISCOVERER NORTH POLE, TO BE BURIED WITH HONORS   Artie Explorer, Who Died Earl; Friday, Will Rest in Arlington.   35 BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS TO SAVE HIM   Rear Admiral was I¢e Twi Years—Suffered from Anemia —6i Years Old.

DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE DIES   ‘Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary Victim of Pernicious Anaemia at Age of 64.

ADMIRAL PERRY ARCTIC EXPLORE   is Dead at iis Washington Home. Transfusion of  Blood Failed   TO KEEP HIM GOING

Effort to Save Life of Robert E. Peary, Explorer and Naturalist. Fails

; t H ‘ . THE FAMOUS EXPLORER HAS HONG) DEEN LY ILL WEALTH.      ROUND NORTH POLE   : i i WH LE WORLD WAS THRILL ED IBY SHE ACHIEVEMENT.  f   His Death Reealls (ne of the ‘Most Famons Controversies of Oar History.

ADMIRAL PEARY FINDER OF NORTH POLE, IS DEAD   Anema, With Which He Suffered for Several Years Ends Life   WAS 64 YEARS OLD   SPENT THIRTY-FOUR YEARS IN EIGHT ARCTIC TRIPS COSTING HIS HEALTH AND HALF MILLION.

“amous Arctic Explorer Succumbs to Pernicious Anemia—Suffered Several Years.   Physicians Disclose Submii ted to Thirty-five Transfusions of Blood.

End Comes. After Operation for Blood Transfusion and Apparent Improvement— Long . Anaemia Sufferer

ADMIRAL PEARY, EXPLORER DEAD   Discoverer of North Pole Succumbs After a Long IIlness

PEARY, DISCOVERER OF NORTH POLE, IS DEAD   ~~     Famous Scientist and Explorer Died Today at Home in Washington— Nailed “Stars and Stripes to North Pole” April 6, 1909 — Was Involved In Bitter Controversy  With Dr. Cook...

REAR ADMIRAL ROBERT E. PANY. DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE DIES AT HIS WASHINGTON HOME      Was Apparently on Road to Recovery Following Operation for Pernicious Anaemia,   MADE FIRST ARCTIC _ TRIP AT AGE OF 3¢

Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary Begins Long Journey From Which None Return  HE FOUND'NORTH POLE  Anemia Claims A Prominent American After Long {!Iness

PEARY 1S DEAD   Discoverer of the North Pole Died at His Home Early This Morning A NOTABLE FIGURE        Nailed Stars and Stripes to the North Pole in ~ September 1209.

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY — DEAD AT WASHINGTON   Gained World Renown by “Nailing Stars and Stripes 7 - to North Pole?’ April 6, 1909,

PERRY, POLE ~ DISCOVERER DIED TODAY   Kirst To Reach North Pole, Dies From Aretic Malady.

DEATH OF ADMIRAL BLE. PEARY   MAN WHO BISCOVERED THE NULTIE FOLE PASSES AWAY = TUS MORNING      SUFFERED A RELAPSE AFTER AN OPERATION FUR 'PRANSFTESION GF BLOOD

Pernicious Aenemia, From Which "He Suffered, Finally Caimed His Life _   3lood Transfusion Resorted To To Prolong The Life Of Peary— Will Be Buried’ With Full Naval Honors

ecaR ADMIRAL PEARY DIES   Discoverer of the North Pole Passes Away at Washington After Long [liness.

Famed Rear-Admival Succumbs After Many ‘Blood Transfusions.   ROBBED DR, COOK . OF ARCTIC HONORS   Made Might Jquraeys to Cold Regions aud Nearly ‘Lost Life and  Fortune.

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY PASSED > AWAY TODAY   Died at 1:35 O'clock at Home in Washington Discovered North Pole in 1909. 

Discoverer of North Pole Is a Victim of Anaemia.  WAS 64 YEARS OLD  ————t  Rear Admiral Peary Famed For Life Long Pursuit.

ADMIRAL PEARY DIES AT HOME   Artie Explorer And Discover of The North Pole To Havé Naval Honor  Rurial_

NORTH POLE DISCOVERER DIES TODAY   Robert E. Peary Victim of Pernicious Anemia; tll for Years   70 GET NAVAL HONORS   Blood Transfusion Fails to Save Life of the Noted Explorer

UMIRAL PEARY, DISCOVERER UF NORTH POLE, 1S GEAD   American Hero Who Carried Stars and Stripes to the Top of the World Succumbs to Per nicious Anaemia

Rear Admiral Peary, Noted as Arctic Explorer, Discoverer of the North ~ Pole and -asan Engineer of Greatest  Ability, Claimed By Death Early Today; Will Be Buried With Full Naval Honors

Later Years of Life Given Uf to Study of Aviation Two Years Ill.

ADMIRAL PEARY, FINDER OF POLE TAKEN BY DEATE   Famous Arctic Explorer and Rival of Dr. Cook,  Succumbs.

DEATH COMES TO DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE   REAR ADMIRAL ROBERT G, PER. RY DIED AT HOME IN WASH. INGTON EARLY TODAY.   It Was in 1886 That P. , Then 30 Years Old, Made His First. Trip North aad Contracted the Arctic Fever.

ROBT. PEARY, DISCOVERER OF NO. POLE, DIES   Thirty-Fifth Blood Transfusion in Two Years Is Fu. tile—Explorer 64 Years Old

XOBERT E. PERRY 1S DEAD AFTER PROLONGED ILLNES:   Famous Arctic Explorer and Mar Who Discovered North Pole No’ Helped by Blood Transfusion.   itiy the Aeecoetated I’ reed

ADMIRAL PEARY DIED TODAY   Rear Admiral Who Dis- covered North Pole Passes Away

DISCOVERER OF NO. POLE DEAD   Rear Admiral Peary, Retired Arctic Explorer, Died al Washington Today .   He Had Submitted to’ 33 Blood Transfusions With. in. Tira Atha e: *

[REAR ADMIRAL PEARY —  DIED THIS MORNING   Alloyed Thsenveres of North Pale Passed Awuy at His’ Home in W     hington, PD. m,

ADMIRAL PEARY, FINDER OF POLE, DIES AT-CAPITAI   Blood: Transfused -35 Times _, During Two Years In.   Battle For Life   TO.BE BURIED WITH FULL NAVY HONORS

Rear Admiral Peary Died in Washineto;   The Arctic Explorer and Discove: of the North Pole Died. Warly day.

MAN Wi FOUND NORTH POLE DEAD   ADMIRAL PEARY SUCCUMBS AT. WASHINGTON TODAY,   STORY OF HIS LONG CAREER   ' Mado Many Difficult Trips To the Far, North—The Final and Suecessfut Voyage Was Started In  July 1909. .

DISCOVERER OF  NORTH POLEIS ANEMIA VICTIN   REAR . ADMIRAL. PEARY DEAD IN- WASHINGTON AT ACH OR

ROBERT E. PEARY, NOTED EXPLORER, DIES AT CAPITAL   SUCCUMES APTER TY NEss OF TWO YEARS DURATION—DEATH UNEXPECTED   NORTH POLE OISCOVERER   Thirty-five Blood Préansfusions Av Made in Effort to Prolong Life—Will be Buricd With  Kall Naval Honors

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY, DISCOVERER, IS DEAD   Pernicious Anemia Causes Death: Burial Will Be In Arlington ‘ Cemetery Monday

Was Victim of Pernicious Anemia and Had Been iil for Two Years.   THIRTY-FIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS OF NO AVAIL   Had Been Krown to Explorer's Family for Weeks, bat Kept From Pal. lie, That Life Was Despaired of, hat No One Thought End Was So Near and Sudden Death Was Unexpected.

NORTH POLE DIOUOVERER, DIES   Rear Admiral Passes Away ir Washington Home.   WENT NORTH EIGHT TIMES   Had Been Ill for Nearly Two Years— immediate Cause of His Death Was Pernicious Anemia—Heiped Create Aviation.

Admiral Robert E. Peary, Discoverer of North Pole, Dies At Washington ticme

NORTH POLE FINDER DIES IN WASHINGTON   Robert E. Peary, Great Arctic Explorer Passes After a  : Long Illness.

REAR AUMIIKAL 1, Et. TLANT DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE DIES IN WASHINGTON

ADMIRAL PEARY, DISCOVERER OF THE POLE. DEAD   Noted Arctic Explorer Passed. Away Today atthe Age _ of 64 Years.   TRAVELS IN ARCTIC ZONE COVER 34 YEARS   Claim as Original Discoverer of North Pole Disputed By Dr. Cook.

See  REAR ADMIRAL PEARY IS DEAL   ‘Discoverer of the North Pole Dies in Washington After Long liIness.   BLOOD TRANSFUSION FAILS   Made Many Efforts to Reach Farthest North Before He Finally Succeeded in April, 1909—Helped to Cre. ate Large Aviation Force.

: ns IE NORTH P POLE   Admiral R.E. Peary. Dies A Washington After Long = “Tness

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY IS DEAT   Discoverer of North Pole and Famous Explorer Victim of Pernicious Anemia.

The Discoverer of the North Pole in fo 1909   Recently Devoted His Time to Aviatio and Responsible for U. S. Strength ia the War   Given Thanks of Congress, Made Rear Admiral by a Special Act

POLE DISCOVERER AND  ADMIRAL PEARY, rt ARCTIC EXPLORER, DIES   World’s Famous Expedition Leader Into Polar Region Dies at Washington, D. C. Home Today—Finder. of Pole in 1909.

PULE DIOGOVERER GALLED BY DEATH   ADMIRAL PEARY DIED AT WASHINGTON HOME ON FRIDAY MORNING   DISCOVERY THRILLED All   Persistent Effort of Rear Admiral to Reach Goal So Long Sought Rewarded in Year 1909,

ADMIRAL PEARY, DISCOVERER OF POLE, IS DEAD   Anemia Fatal to Famous Arctic Explorer, at ' Age of 64.

DISCOVERER: OF: ‘2 POLE SUCOUMERS' AT. HOME: WATIONAN CAPIT: Ab.        SEVEN: TRIPS: 70. ARCTIC   Death Recalls Formons ‘Conteovers

HOME IN CAPITAL   Discoverer of North Pole Succumbs to Pernicious Anemia —Successful Polar Region Invasion Made in 1908.

Rear Admiral Peary Dies at Washington   Ontstanding Event of the Admiral’: Career Was His Discovery of the North Pole and Arctic Ex Pag Pr  ey

QloGOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE   Gees on Journey to That Mys. terious Realm Whence No Traveler Returns.   ROBERT E. PEARY DIES IN WASHINGTON TODAY   Naval Officer and Explorer of Arctic Regious Goes Into Great Bevond.

Peary on Last Trip   Aretie Explorer and Discoverer of North Pole, Dies; Gained Recognition Over Cook’s Claims; Will Be Buried With Full Naval Honors.

UML POAT, EXPLORER (5 DEAN   Discoverer of North Pole and Investigator of Greenland Areas Passes Away After Long lilness

NOTED NORTH POLE DISCOVERER DEAD   Rear Admiral Peary Victim of Pernicious Anaemia Following ‘Transfusion of Blood.

Rear Admiral  Peary’s Death Friday Follows Two Years’ Suffering — Reached North Pole April 6, 1909 After Seven Failures — Was Later  Aviatian Fenert

ROBT. E, PEARY POLE DISCOVERER CALLED BY DEATH   Naval Officer, Arctic Ex plorer and Scientist Suc cumbs to Illness of Sever al Years. :

ADMIRAL PEARY WHO NSCOVERED N. POLE DIES IN WASHINGTON   Artic Explorer Succumbs After Transfusion of Blood Operation — Was. Ill Several Years. .   HAD REMARKABLE CAREER

Discoverer of North  Pole Passes Away from ~ Pemicious Anaemia   Reap Admiral Robert E. Peary, Native of Cresson , Died This Morning, After Long HIness Pa ae Showered with World Honors for  Literate Boke

MAN WHO FOUND THE NORTH POLE DIES AT HOME   REAR ADMIRAL ROBERT E. PEARY PASSES AWAY AFT. ER AN ILLNESS OF MORE THAN TWO YEARS.

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY DEAD AT WASHINGTON   Discoverer Of the North Pole Succumbs After Illness Lastime Savawnl Manthea

PEARY, DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE, DIES AT WASHINGTON   Admiral Had Been in Failing Hea!th for Two Years. and End was not Unexpected

Rear Admiral Peary Passes Away After an Illness of Several Years as Result of Pernicious Anemia.

ADMIRAL PEARY DEAD   Was Arctic Explorer and Discoverer of North Pole. .

ADMIRAL PEARY 1S CLAIMED BY DEAT   Discoverer of North Pole Succumbs to Attack of Pernicious Anemia at Home In National Capital.   LIFE DEVOTED MAINLY TO ARCTIC EXPLORATION   One of Greatest Controversies of Age Ended in His Winning Glory Over Claims ot Dr. F. A. Cook.

PEARY, SCOERE OF NORTH POLE, DES   'REACHED POLE IN 1909   ADMIRAL, WHO CAST SHADOW OF SUSPICION ON CLAIM OF OR. COOK, DIES IN WASHING.  TON FOLLOWING NUMER. OUS OPERATIONS

Admiral’ Peary, Discoverer: Of North Pole, Dies   InQeepid Explorers Death — Occurs This Morping: Following an Operation—Famous Quar Tel With Cook Over + ‘Discovery of Pola

ROBERT E. PEARY  LOSES IN BATTLE TO DEFEAT DEATH   Explorer Passes Away at - His Washington Home - at an Early Hour:

TAKEN A TCH J01H BLU TRANSFUSION   Discoverer of North Pole Victim of Pernicious Anemia   TO BE BURIED WITH PULL NAVAL HONORS   k:ntered Navy as Civil Engineer in 1881; Now Aged 64 Years

UEATH CAUSED BY OPERATION FH ANAF ANA   Admiral Underwent Repeat ed Blood Transfusions Before Sudden Relapse   RAISED U. S. FLAG AT NORTH POLE IN 190¢   AEALTH AWAD REFN FAILING FOR TWO YEARS, DURING WHICH TIME 40 TO 50 TRANS. FUSIONS WERE MADRE.

PEARY, FINDER OF NORTH POLE. DIED THIS MORN   End Came After 35 Operations for Blood  Transfusion.

ARCTIC ERO EXPIRES   REAR ADMIRAL PERRY DIES Al HOME IN WASHINGTON   Burial Te Occur In Arlington Natieaal Cemetery

ROBERT E. PEARY, DISCOVERER OF NORTH POLE, DEAD FROM ANEMI   1,5, Rear Admiral, Who Received World Honors For lnformation On Arctic Regions Browght Back From Many Trips, Not Saved By Blood Transfusion.

Rules It’s Cruelty for Father of 5 to Preach For $93 a Month Salar

'DOMINIE DIDN*T GET DIVORCE   Jadge Seored Preacher fer Net Gettine Better Jeb.

PREACHER ‘CRUEL’ TO KEEP FAMILY _ON SMALL PAY   Court Tells Him ‘Able-bodiec Man Should Be Able to  . Farn Mare

Perform Autopsy On Olive Thomas   Doctors Declare Death Due t Poisoning Taken Accidentally.

COX SEES TRY AI RACE HATRED   Makes Charge Against Foe in Letter to Atlanta

"6. 0.P. USES" RACIAL THEME WV CAMA   Gov. Cox Charges Republicans With ~ “hpousing Racial Hatred To Defeat Him”

‘COX FEARS  NEGROES   SAYS THAT RACE HATRED 19 AROUSED AGAINST HIM.   Makes Cheap Appeat to Solid South on Negro Question to Hold Those States.

EFFORTS TO AROUSE: “RAGIAL HATRED”   Are Charged d Against Hard. ing by Cox.

COX PROTESTS AGAINST EFFORTS MADE 10 AROUSE RACIAL HATRED   Addresses Letter to Frank L Stanton, Jr., of Atlanta, i Which he Quotes Words o Lincoln.

EFFORT 10 CAUSE RACIAL HATRED   Such is Charge Made by Gov. Cox Against Opposition  Says Promises Made Colored Voters Won't be Fulfilled.

“RACIAL HATRED” -- "IS A COX CHARGI   Democratic Nominee Says Un * American Groups Are Aligned Against Him

RACIAL HATRED IS COX CHARGE   CLAIMS BACIAL GROUPS BEING SET UP IN GEORGIA  Demo Candidate Quotes Lincoln in Citing Classes of Social Equality Which Cannot Be,

RECOMMENDS TAX CHANGES 10 BETTER ARRANGE BURDEN   Seeretary Houston Outlines Program To Strike At Wealthy Evaders   CANNOT REDUCE TAXES:   Proposed Revision Must Keep Level Of Revenue Up To 84,000,000, 000

Washington, Dec. 8.---Taxes changes that will better distribute the tax burden, but not reduce the ‘Government revenues were recommended to Con‘press today by Secretary of the Treasury David F.  \LTanetan. in hie annual renort.

TAX GHANGES ARE HECOMMENDED BY seey, HOUSTON   Revised Program Strikes at the Rish Who Eseape Liability in Tax. Free Securities.

AX CHANGES RECOMMENDED FOR BETTER DISTRIBUTION OF BURDEN (IF TAXATION

TO DISTRIBUTE ~TAXBURDENS MORE EVENLY   Secretary Of Treasury Makes Recommendations To Congress.      REVISION OF THE WHOLE PROGRAM   Would Strike At Rich Wh Escape Liability In Tax Free Securities.

DISTRIBUTION OF TAXES URGcu BY SEC. HOUSTON   Program outlined by Treasury Head, Strikes at the Rich--Would  Egualize Burden to

WOULD LEVY A LUXURIES TAX ONCONSUMERS   Treasury Head Tells Solons  Wealthy Must Bear More of Tax Burden   INEED FOUR BILLIONS   Present Taxes Can Not Be Relied Upon to Provide Required Revenue

RECOMMENDED BY SECRETARY HOUSTON   In His Annual Report Submitted t Congress Today.

(HOUSTON'S TAX PROGRAM AIMS TO ‘SHIFT MORE OF BURDEN TO THE RICH   “Stock Dividends” and Tax Free Securities Would Be Reached and Excess Profits Tax Eliminated-More Equal Distribution But Ne Reduction Fer Several Years.

(CHANGES “RECOMMENDED   A\,UAL REPORT OF ; TREASURY SECRETARY   : Would Repeal Tax on Excess Profits.      r+a Government Must Have a Leas: 4,000,000,000 To Keep Running Through the Fiscal Year 1923. Houston Says.

Sereen Partuaer of Charlie Chaplin May Have Face Marred for te Be kKaxtlant.

BOLSHEVIK! TURN: ‘DRIVE FOE BACK   Red Forces Start Offensive With New Army and Score Gains.   Polish Aviators. Report That Soviets Have Consolidated Their Entire Front and Established Com. munication With Bases.

VOTE TO CONTINUE COMMUNITY WORK; LOOKING FOR MAN   BOLSHEVIKS TURN; DRIVE POLES BACK   LOCAL Y.M.C. A. WORK WIL! DIE FIGHTING, Tr TT DIES, DECIDED SUNDAY   Red Forces Start Offensive With New Army and Score Gains,   EXECUTE TURNING MOVEMENT   Polish Aviators Report That Soviets Have Consolidated Their Entire Front and Established Com. munication With Bases.

HED ARMED TURN: DRIVE POLES BALK   Trotzky’s Forces Start an Of fensive With Fresh Men.   EXECUTE TURNING MOVEMENT   Soviets Have Consolidated Their Er tire Front and Established Communication With Bases, Polish Aviators Report.

BRIG. GEN. BIDDLE TO RETIRE   Commander Will Quit Army on De. cember 1, After Forty-Three Years’ Active Service.

NEAL BIDDLE “TD AE RETIRE   Commander of U.S. Troops In England During War Desires Action and Request is Granted by War Department —A2 Voare in Spryico.

WEST POINTER RETIRES.   ‘But The Country Still Survives It Seems,

_ BIDDLE TO RETIRE         Commanded "American? Troops in England During War

GEN. BIDDLE TO RETIRE   Commanded American! Troops in England During War

BIDDLE, COMMANDER OF AMN. TROOPS IN ENGLAND IN WORLD WAR, RETIRES

WILL MAINTAIN ORDER IN IRELAND   ‘Lord Chancellor of Great Britain Says Whole Resources of Nation Will Be Employed to Restore Peace.

J. B.S POLICY IN IRELAND   Government to Use All England’s Power to Restore Law and Order There.

DO NOTHING, SAY NOTHING-HARDING   That ts Strategy Plan Tha Crops Out at .Meeting With Editors   IS VERY TAME AFFAIR   Those_.Expecting Something Vital on the Campaign Issues Disappointed

REPUBLICAN GAME TS TOLET COX G0 STALE ON STUME   “Harding to Be Kept in Back ground, Lawrence Says, Until About October 1.   BIS ADDRESS TO EDITORS WAS SERMON ON HONESTY   Be Never Touched a Vital Issue of - Campaign in Speech, Correspondent Says.   YHINK VICTORY CERTAIN      Bepublicans Believe Opposition t ‘Wilson and Wilsonism Wilk Elect Harding.

POLES GAINING VER THE REDS   They Advance 50 Miles on 3 125-Mile Front East of Warsaw.   THE BREST LITOVSE FORTRESS IS RETAKEN   Gver 10,000 Prisoners are Re ported to Have Been Captured by Peoies.

Forty Mile Push To North Is Effected By Arousea And Rejuvenated Polish Forces—Encirclins  Movement May Succeed In Cutting Off Ree Army From Supply Bases

CONSPIRACY TO KILL CHARGED.   Millionaire Patent Attorney Ordercd to Annear in Corrt.

CONSPIRACY ALLEGED TO KILL DIVORCED WIFE   Chester A. Snow, Millionaire Patent Attorney, to Appear in CGourt Today.

TO KILL CHARS      Millionaire Patent Attorney Ordered to Appear in Court

Federal Commission Wants Practice of Hoarding Brought to an End.   PRAISES WEBB-POMERENE ACT   Body’s Conclusions Are Based on an Investigation Covering Many Monthe-—it Deciares That Federal Action !te Necessary.

FAVORS CENTRAL TRADE MARKET   Federal Commission Wants Practice of Hoarding Brought to an End.

CENTRAL THAdE MARKET FAVORED   U. S. Commission Would End Practice of Hoarding.   WEBB-POMERENE ACT O. K.’D   Federal Body's Findings Are Based on an Investigation Covering Many Months — Report Declares Prompt Action Necessary.

FEDERAL COMMISSION = FAVORS CENTRAL ' TRADE MARRET   Body’s Conclusions Are Based on investigation Covering Many Months—it Declares Trhat Federal Action Is Necessary.

EUDORA C. P. A. PICNIC   Big Crowd Expected at Annual Affair Next Week

¢ Reid.       any @hidren ¢€   REPUBLICANS OF THE MIDDLE WEST MADE THEIR CAMPAIGN PLANS

LEADERS OF 6. 0. P. GATHER IN CHICAGO TO TAY THFIR Pl AN'   GENERAL WOOD AND GOVE CR LOWDER, TSIDENYT1Ay, ASPIRANTS, FACH EACH OTHER

MIDDLE WEST G. 0. P. ~ PLANS CAMPAIGN   Men and Women of Repablican Par , ty Confer im Ohicago

G. O. P, CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE MADE   Middle West Republicans Hold Numerous Conferences at Chicago Today, With ChairmanHayes

CHURCH BLOWN ~ IN ROANOKE, VA   20 Members. Congregation Titured County Officinis Investigate —

THEN THE HOUSE BLEW UF   Fearful Explosion Fallows Plea of An Evangelist For People To Be Saved,

PARKER SHOWS WILL ATTRACTIONS IN CONCESSIONS RRANCH      ' Grounds Ape Alt Ready to Receive Ceaces-ions, Exhibits and Crogda

/COUNTY FREE FAIR  TO OPEN TUESDAY   PARKER SHOWS WILL PUT ATTRACTIONS IN CONCES: SIONS BRANCH   GET GROUNDS READY   Grounds Are All Ready to Receive Cencessions, Exhibtts and Crowds   New Athictie Field Makes Possihie Larger Variety in Line ef Sports

FEDERAL BANKS NOT INOLVED IN RYAN’S AFFAIR:   Comptroller Williams Issue Statement Concerning Financier’s Alleged Loans

BABCOCK S STUNTS ARE HAIR-RAISINE   Nerve is All That ds Required, Ac cording to Acrobat That Will Be Here Next Week.

REPORTER TRAGKS HER IN MEXICO   Slayer of Politician Millionaire On Way To Ardmore, Ok.

CLARA SMITH HAMON ADMITS SHE HELD GUN WHEN HAMON WAS SHOT   Describes Qil Milkteuare as Drenk at Last Meeting and Herself Holding Pistel That Weat Off When He Strecé Her With Chair.

CLARA HARON TELLS OF ABUSE AT HAND QF MAN SHE SHOT   Jake Hamon’s Affairs With Woman He Dominated Revealed By Murderess   SHE’S IN CHIHUAHUA   Last Parting of Companions Results Fatally For the Oklahoma Oil King

LAA AMON OI WAY HWE TO FAGE TRIAL   Fells Tragic Story of Slaving of Noted Oi] Man and Politican. *   Asserts Oklahoma Magnate Was Drunk and Tried io - Kill Her.

Agrees to Return to Ardmore Where She Will Be Tried   Public Park in Mexican City Scene of Startling Interview With Fagitive.

AMERICAN ESCAPES,   Beats His Mexican Captor in a Fight and Gets Away.

GENERAL -SIBERT QUITS ARMY   Gives’ Up Command, of Camp Gordon and Will Reat on Farm Near Bowlina Green, Ky.

DEDUCT FARM DEPRECIATION.   Farmer May Figure Out This Item In Making Income Tax Return.

HARDING WOULD a GOOLIDGE: “WITH CABINE]   REPURI. ICin NOMINEE, IK ERECT Lv. 20 SEEK ADVICE OV . {“CHTE F PARTNER,

HARDING WOULD TAKE COOLIDGE IN CONFIDENCE   Declarés Vice Presiden Should Attend All Cab inat Aleatinesc

POLES ARE FORCING BOLSHEVIKI BACK: FRENCH ARE HELPING   Keys to Moscow’s Defense Are ~ Once More Held by Polish Army by Taking Fort   RUSSIA’S PEACE TERMS READ TO DELEGATES   Secretary Colby Says Americi and France Are in Complete Accord in Question.

WARSAW IS BELIEVED ~ SAVED FROM SOVIET   Gen, Pilsudski’s . Successfu Counter Stroke Drives Reds From Capital

POLISH ATTACKS SMASH RED LINES ON ENTIRE FRONI   Bolsheviks Forced Back 2. Miles on Right Flank, With Big Gains Elsewhere— Warsaw Is Safe.

POLES AGAIN HOLD KEY TO CITY DEFENSE   Successful Troops Pausing for Moment Before Renewing Battle Against Reds.   FRENCH GENERALS AIDING

WARSAW SEEMS SAFE FROM THE SOVIET HORDI   Poles Making Bold Offensive Have Reached Their First Objectives   FRENCH GENERALS AID   BOLSH FORCED BACK ALL ALONG THE LINE FOR FROM 25 TO 50 MILES.

HERIOG FIGHTIN tf rs SAVED WYRSAW   Polish Offensive Leac by Two French Generals   POLISH PRIEST BURIED WITH MILITARY HONORS

DEFENDERS BLOCK CAPTURE OF WARSAY   Pilsudkis Armies Ttaking Offensive in all Sectors—-Reds Forced Backward.

WARSAW SEEMS SAFE FROM. BOLSHEVIK   Poles, Now Fighting on m the Offen sive, Make Rapid Headway; : Frerich Generals Active

POLES DRIVING FO BAGK OTILL, CAPITAL ~ NOW OUT OF DANGEF   GREAT GAINS REPORTED IN WARSAW—THE ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES ON POLES AS SET FORTH BY COLBY. ‘

WARSAW SAVE FROM INVASION OF BOLSHEVIK   Poles Are No Longer on Defensive Against Hordes of Soviet Russia.   FRENCH GENERALS LEAD

Polish. Forces No Longer. Are Fighting Defetisive ‘Battle ~ Both Sides on. Offensive,   FRENCH GENERALS ARE. ‘DOING EXCELLENT. WORK   They Are Getting Important Results; Poles Reported to ". Be in Possession of Key to ~~ Warsaw Defenses. °

FORTUNES OF WAR NOW FAVOR POLES   Good Tactics of Pilsudski Puts Bolsheviki In Danger of Having Lines Cut

HOUSE VOTES TO PROBE LOSSES IN — BUILDING CAMPS   4 Lose of 30 per’cent of Total Cost “of Cantonments is Reported .

HOSE «CALLS FOR PROBE   Directs Palmer to Start Grand Jury Investigation of Cost Plus

PLAN TO HANDLE EMERGENCY COAL DEMANDS IN OHIO   Yperators and Railroads To Meet Demands in Three States.

BREAK OFF RAILWAY WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Matter Goes to Wilson for Third Time.

ASSERTS EMPLOYES ARE : KEENLY DISAPPQINTED   =xplains Attitude of Men and Declares Reason Given by Managers for Terminating Negotiations Is Not in Accordance with Their Understanding of Law. -

LABOR TURNS TO PRESIDENT IN PAY FIGHT   Inability toreach Agree ment Forces Action Third Time.

RAIL SITUATION AGAIN PUT UP TO THE PRESIDENT   Leifer From Chairman Jewel Says Men Are Keenly THisappoluted.   SYMPATHY STRIKES O)

WAGE QUESTION. GOES BACK   Again With President When Reart crnterences Cometo Waugit. -

RAILROAD WAGE * CONTROVERSY IS ~ BEFORE WILSON   President Advised Efforts Te Get “Beneficial Results” Have Failed

AGAIN UP TO WILSON   Whole Railroad Wage Controversy Placed Before the President. j

THIRD APPEAL 10 PRESIDENT BY UNION MEN   Jewell Tells Disappoimtment Over Failure to ~ Get Action.

CONTROVERSY [8 BEFORE. WILSON FOR THIRD TIME   JEWELL, CHAIRMAN OF  LABOR COMMITTEE, WRITES TO CHIEF  DT OCcrTrenrrnty we +   REACH DEADLOCK   Executive Members Withdraw From Conference; Employes Disappointed.

 WHOLE RAIL WACE FIGHT —ISUPIN AIR      Controversy Again Sub _-: mitted to President by Men’s Representative.   STRIKES BREAK OUT AND OTHERS BREWING

RAIL WAGE FIGHT UP TO PRESIDENT THE THIRD TIME   Conferences Fail to Obtain Any Beneficial Results, Says Chairman Jeweil.   Employes Keenly Disappointed at Position Taken by « Carrier Committee.

RAILAAD WAGE. BEFORE WILSON   Employes Keenly Disappointed ‘at: Position Taken by Executive Body.   APPEALED THIRD TIME

WILSON AGAIN HAS THE RAILWAY WAGE DEMANDS   Yor the Third Time the Labor Controversy Is in the Executive’s Hands.   EMPLOYES  DISAPPAINTED   B. M. Jewell Chairman’ of Con mittee Writes President Telling of Failures,

WAGE DISPUTE BOLO TOWILGUN FUR THIRD TIME   Railroad Representatives DeMand Public be Given Voice in the Conference   EEE  CONTROVERSY 10 BE REFERRED TO NEW RIAL LABOR BOARD   Commission Not Yet Appointed Under Cummins Act   Negotiations Broken off

RR. CONFERENCE  HAS. FAILED   NOTHING WAS COME OF AT. “TEMPT TO ADJUST] WAGES,   UP TO THE PRESIDENT   THE WHOLE, QUESTION  COMES AGAEN BEFORE PRESIDENT.   Probably ‘It W rT Be Referred Back te the Boards Provided Under * the New Law. :

NO SOLUTION 10 .. RAIL WAGE FIGHT   President Wilson Receives Controversy For the Third Time.   CONFERENCE A_ FAILURE   Employes Disappointed When Execu tives Deadlock, Army Feels High  Cost of Shoes.  :

RAILROAD WAGE QUESTION, LIKE CAT, CAME BACK   President Again Has Matter for His  Consideration.

RAILROAD WAGE QUESTION AGAIN BEFORE WILSON   Employes “Dist inteit~at Position Taken. By Rail Executive, President is Advised. ~ 

RAILROAD WAGE CONTROVERSY BACK TO. PRESIDENT   Chairman Jewell of Railway Committee Said the Confer ences: Had Been without  Beneficial Results.   R. R. MEMBERS OUT OF IT   Railrond, Men ars Keenly Dinan;  pointed at “Position, ‘Taken by Railway Executives Committee.‘ - ae

WHOLE RAILROAD WAGE CONTROVERSY BEFORE PRESIDEN’   Executives and Union Chiefs Unable to Reach Agreement in Conference

CONTROV TERSY BEFORE W TLSOR   Railroad Wage Question Returned to President «for Third Time

DISPUTES CLAIMS FOR 2: PU BEC’ PARTICIPATION   Union Officials: Reiterates Purpose to Give Transportation Act Fair Trial while Disapreeing with It -

FOR TAIAD TIME OINGE FILING UF MORE WAGE PLEA   B. M. JEWELL IN LETTER TO PRE. SIDENT ADVISES OF FAILURE.   RAILROAD EXECUTIVES WITHORAW FROM CONFERENCE   Men Stili Willing to Give the Trans portation Act “A Fair Trial” Save Message From Their Leader But Are Becoming Restive.

Jewell Expresses Regret at Withdrawal romConferenceof Representatives of Roads—Makes No Request for Settlement of Controversy by Labor Board.

WACE MUDDLEUP TO WILSGN AGAIN   Railroad .Wrangle Goes. Back , to the Presicent for Settlement.   ARBITRATION. PLAN FAILS   Negotiations of Roads’ Officials and Representatives cf the Men at Washington Over $1,000,000,000  Demands Broken Off.

AAILROAD ‘WAGE ”—SONTROVERS   THE WHOLE MATTER oF WAGES IS UP AGAID   *odMEFORE PRESIDENT WILSCR   Deullock on Wages Between Railway Executives and the Railway Km ployes Wage Board.

“WIE et      Men Say They } Have Failed To Come.to Any Agreement  And, Refuse to Further Par.  ‘ley With the Committee Appointed for This Purpose.   WORKERS -ARE DISAPPOINTED    Says Report ‘to the President ‘By Commission Chairman

RAILROAD WAGE CONTROVERSY BACK TO WILSON   For the Third Time Mooted Question is Before the President.   CHICAGO STRIKE IS NOT AUTHORIZED   Looks Like Railroad Em ployes Are Getting Out of Hands of Leaders.

Labor Party Expresses Disap pointment at Situation Re~ sulting in Deadlock and the "Withdrawal of Its Members   DISPUTES CLAIMS FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION   “Ynion Officials Reiterate Purpose to Give Transportation Act Fair Trial while Disarreeing with It

Head of the R. R. Committee Informs Wilson Conferences Have Resulted in Failure. .   MAKES NO RECOMMENDATION AS TO-PLAN TO BE FOLLOWEL

AAIL WAGE FICHT BAGK 10 WILSON   Arbitration Plan Fails; Muddle Goes Back to President.   REPORT OF LABOR CHIEF   Declares Plan Has Failed in the Negotiations Between Representatives of Roads and the Employees— $1,000,000,000 Difference.

TA ANroMrat LU PREG!   Chairman of Committe “Regrets to Report” Confabs Fail.

CONTROVERSY OVER ANIL WAGES AGAIN PIT BEFORE WILSOR   Conference Breaks Up When Roads Declined to Continue Considerations

WHOLE RAIL WAUE CONTROVERSY PUT BEFORE PRESIDEN’   Goes to Wilson Third Tim Since Demands Were Filed Last Summer, as Result Of Negotiations Break.

ECUTIVES WITHDRAW FROM PAY GONFERENGE   Say They Think Public Entitlec to Representation Because of Big Costs Involved.   REASON NOT VIEWED AS LEGAL BY LABOR ENVOY   Union Officials Reiterate Theil ~ Intention of Giving Trial to Transportation Act.

R.R, PROBLEM TO PRESIDEN      TOR THIRD TIME IN YEAI WILSON (GETS APPEAI FROM LABOR.      dvised That Conferences Be " tween Executives and iim . pleyes Have Failed.

RAIL WAGE CONFERENCE BREAKS UP   President Has Controversy, ‘Before Him for Third Time.  MEN DISAPPOINTED   Railway Executives Committee Wits draws When Deadlock is Reached —Will Go io Board

CONTROVERSY AGAIN PLAGE  NANOS UT PREC Wil Mii   Terminal Employes Out in Chicago; Shopmen Walk Out in Ohio   HARBOR STRIKE IN N. Y. MORE SERIOUS   Passengér Ferries Used by Roads to Transport Food and Milk

GILLETT DEFIES BLACK LIST   Gpeaker of House Declares He is Not Disturbed by Reports of Labor Threats,

Speaker of House Declares He Is No Nisturbed by Reports of Labor Threats,

ELWELD HOUSEKEEPER Riy NY SAEED Crt   MANNA” OF KENTUCKY DETAILS FRYE.

ELWELL’S “ANNA” FAILS TO THROW HCHT (N MIIRNFR   PNENG EUS, hi. CH. vc "Ue VENISE VCH oF VN TURE. WAN BET KNOWS NOY IN: OF HIS DEATH       POLICE FINS ANOTHER CLUE   ef Werrn's Clothing Rous in tin Miai’s Aj rtamoit is BMsc‘osed by His He Wreheoper — Shay cidt NEvst

COUGHED FOR:2 YEARS ORDERED.T0 DENVER   Doctor sald she couldn't get well tn {iilnols, but she did,

CUUGHED FOR 2 YEARS ORDERED TO DENVER   Sloctey said ehe contdn't get weil In Wnols, but she did

JACK GETS A GOOD JOB   Negro Prize Fighter Made “Orderly” at Fort Leavenworth.

JOHNSON JS MADE ORDERLY      Former Heavyweight Champion toa Keep Leavenworth Baseball Park in Good Condition.

if Bolsheviki Government Can Show Its Stability, Recog — Will Be Accorded It by the Allied Powers of Europe, It Is Believed

LIBERAL PRESS — UNITED IN THIS   Premiers Have Already Agree to Resume Trade Relations But Refuse to Have Relations With the Soviet Government.

- IS DEMANDED BY LONDON PAPERS   Liberal Press Joins tn Appeal That Peace Be Made on the Ground of Expediency 

Two Premiers Ready To Deal With Russians      Willing to Open Commercial Rela tions But Have No Diplomatic Bealings With Soviets— Much Business Before Council

SPEND THURSDAY NIGHT JN OUR CITY AND MEET MANY OF OUR PEOPLE, WHO MAKE THEM FEEL AT HOME   40 DALLAS BOOSTERS COMPRISE THE GROWD   A Train of Ten Pullman-Cars Carry Them, And Arrived Promptly On the Dot—Speeches of Weicome and Appreciation Deliv- © ered and Visitors and Citizens Enjoy the Time Together

A Train of Ten Pullman Cars viyy Them, And Arrived Promptly On the Dot—-Speeches of Welcome and Appreciation Deliyered and Visitors and Citizens Enjoy the Time Together

“RED 1 my FOR A THIRD TERN   Circumstances. “Shaping - May. Compel Him to ‘Make Race.   BRYAN’S ACTION , FORCES ISSUE   Speculation in Washington As t Outcome of Controversy Among Leaders.

Parly May Insist That Third Race Be Made Owing to Discontent Existing.  RO ep Eee nS Geet aE EE Rae   Or Running Mate of Execulive May Succeed Him in Olfice If He Is Elected.

PRESIDENT MAY BE FORCED INTO THI D TERM RACE          Empression Crow  ay find se fon Third Term Tmpossthle,

WILL WOODROW BE ACANDIDATE FOR THIRD TERM   SOME SAY HE CANNOT KEEP OUT OF ITNOW TO BEAT BRYAN.

This Is One Of The Many Possible Courses Left To President Under Pressing  Circumstances That Have Arisen In First Days Of 1920 Campaign

LONDON PAPERS DECRY {CRET DIPLOMACY.     i (BY INEERNATIONAL NEW ven TH      lyrac

LONDON PRESS AGAINST SECREC)   WANTS ALL THE .ALLIEL TRANSACTIONS TO BE MADE OPENLY,

PRESS OPPOSED 10 SECRET DIPLOMAC   British Papers Protest Avainst Seeretary of Nevotialions With U.S.

DIPLOMACY OFA. ’ SECRET NATURE * CAUSES PROTEST         Adriatic Scitiement Vea tures As Outlined . by Wilson and Allies Shoulc Be Made Public,   ALLIED RELATIONS   Teapardized as Result o: Conferences of Premier: and Exchange of Unpub lished Views.

WILL ORDER MINERS TA REMAIN AT WORK   HEAD GF MINERS’ UNION AS SERTS MEN WILL NOT STRIKE WHEN WAGE AGREE. MENT EXPIRES,

LOS ANGELES BLUEBEARD CONFESSES   California Super-Bigamist and Muiti-Murderer Tells Amazing Story of Mania for Marriage and Wife Mur adler

Californian “Blue Beard” confesses killing of fout. ‘of many wives   Attempts Suicide    Most amazing murderer and : bigamist in years is’  under arrest

ALLEGED BLUEBEARD MAKES CONFESSION   Charles N. Harvey Pronounced Super Bigamist and MultiMurderer.

i AND oS 10  HISTORICAL CONPRRENCE,   Local People Will) Attend Secone Annual Indiana Meeting. 

HYDE SUES THE STAR AGAIN   Action Is Based Upon Account of Disinissal of Libel Action. 

DOCTOR HYDE WANTS DAMAGES   Man Once Accused of Murder Suing  the Kansas Citw Star.

KANGAS -GITY STAR SUED FOR BIG SUN   Dr. Hyde Makes Plea for Twe And a Half Million as a Result of Articles During His Trial for the Murder of  Qesnno.

WIRELE Gd PHONE PROVES SUCCESS   COMMERCIAL LINE FROV CHICAGO TO NEW YORK BE ESTABLISHED

WIRELESS TELEPHONE   Announced TI hat Station Will Be Established  in Dallas Scon

Wireless Telephone Service for Commercial Use Be Fstablished  Between Chicago and New York

SEE THEFT OF $200,000 BONDS   Disappear Enroute From Milwaukee to New - York

$5,000 FOR RETURN OF THE BONDS   Brokers Offer a Reward fo $209,000 Worth of Securities.

OFFER REWARD FUh CTOLEN SECURITIES   Paine, Webber and Co., Has Pouch Containing $200,000 Taken.   WAS LOST ON JULY 29

PERSONAL ABUSE ~ISHEAPED OUT AT G0. P. MEETING   STATEMENT BY UNION MEN PEEVED HIM      H. Dp, Lawronco Delivered Address o - Nine- tenths AbDuso One-tenth Argument.

PERSONAL ABUSE: ~ISHEAPED OUT AT BOL MEETING   STATEMENT BY UNION -:. MEN PEEVED HIM      H. D, Lawrence Deliv pred ddr ol Niae-tenthis Atiune On ith Argument,

I W. FESLER ENTERS © RACE FOR GOVERNO!   Announces ‘His Candidacy in Prank Statement to the Public —Has aa Enyisble Record.

J. W. FESLER ENTERS RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Announces His Candidacy in a Frank Statement to the Public —Ias an Enviable Record.

WILL TALK ROADS   COMMISSIONERS ARE UNDER LINED FOR MEETING MONDAY          t Highway Improvement a Big Pat of the Dacket, i

WILL TALK ROALD   OOMMISSIONERS ARE tNDEKLINED POR MERTING MONDAY.   Highway Improvement a Big Part ot the Dacket,

Conjured Up to Affright. Those Who Oppose Wilson’s League of Nations.   ‘THE GOVERNOR SAYS THEY'LL HAUNT US   He Thinks the League is Necessary to Keep Us Out of War Again.

COX ATTACKS HARDING STAND   Democratic Presidential Candidate Continues to Discuss League.

GOV. COX PONTINUES  DENUNCIATION OF HARDING  tor Failare to Sohetitate Plaw for   For Failare to Substitate Plan for League of Nations.

COX SAYS HARDING . - HAS NO SUBSTITUTE   Democratic Nomince, Speaking af 51. Joseph, Declares Only Allernalive {s Return to Old Conditions.

COX SPEAKING IN MISSOURI FLAYS HARDING   Says He Dares ‘Not Suggest To American Mothers ‘he Only Alternative For League of Nations.

HARDING WOULD 0 BACK AND DO iT ALL QVER AGAIN CRIES COX IN CRITICISM   Bitterly Denounces Republican Candidate For Failure to Offer Substitute  Bar tha 7 saqgiue   DEAD WILL HAUNT HIM   Says World Cannot Turn Back té Autocratic Monarchs, Secret Diplomacy and War

iBIG.CROWDS GREET ARMY  PLANES REACHING NONE   Captain Street Asserts Mail Express and Passenger Line is a Feasibility.

ee ea a  BiG CROWDS GREET ARMY PLANES REACHING NOME   Captain Street Asserts Mail. Express and Passenger Line is a Feasibility.

MAY TRY . TRY TO RESEAT. =. SOCIALISTS      No Session of the Trial, Bu  “Assembly Will Be Center. 0 Stage with Attack on Judi. ‘ ciary Committee. _

No Session of the Trial, Bu Assembly Will Be Center o Stage with Attack on Judi. ciary Committee.

REPORT VILLA SLEW 300 LABELED UNTRUI   American and Mexican Officials Doubt Slaying of Camp Foltlowers of de Facto Troops.

Harding Accepts! 30,000 Persons   Cost of Cup Race Estimated at $2,000,000; Cost Lipton Fortune

SPEND MILLIONS IN YACHT RACES TO WIN TROPHY   INTERNATIONAL CUP EVENTS RE. QUIRE VAST FINANCIAL LAY. Olt. REPORTS SHOW

JAPAN WILL FIRMLY KEEP OBLIGATIONS, CHI TELLS LEAGHT   Will Carry Out All Sublime Conceptions of League Covenant, Says Head of Delegation.   SPAIN WITHDRAWS REQUEST

LEAGUE IS 10 MEET EVERY SEPTEMBE!   Proposal Meaia With the Approy al of Delegates—Japan To Accept League’s Rulings.

NAMES $1,000 AS LIMIT FOR GIVERS   Harding Wants Only Small Contributions to Campaign.   Wants Financial Side of Fight in Har. mony With His Preconvention Activities,  +

SIDESTEPS BIG SUMS   SENATOR HARDING NAMES $1,000 AS CONTRIBUTION LIMIT.   Republican Candidate Wants Financial Side of Campaign to Harmonize With Previous Activities.

NAMES $1,000 LIMIT.   Harding Wants Onty Small Contributions to Campaign.   Wants Financial Side of Fight in Han: mony With His Preconvention Activities. Ul

SUGAR HOARDER TO JAIL      U. S. Court Assesses $5,000 Fine and , Five Months’ Sentence.

RUMLEY TRiAL IN PROGRESS   SUS 8 S4es SB BESS S84 S847 BS SOUL ESEs  Charged With Concealing German Property.

NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO LIXELY   Formal: Proposal Is Made By “Secretary Gaiby,   COMUMISSIGKS. 10 BE KAMED

NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO LIKELY   Formal Preposal s Made By — Setretary Calby.   COMMISSIONS TO BE KAMED

“PEACH KING”. QUARTETTE FRE}   MRS. “PAULA” ELMER QUOTES  SCRIPTURE AND THEN COL LAPSES IN COURT ROOM

ACCUSED WIF - [S SET FREE   Woman and Three Others Charged with Poisoning Georgia Peach King, Released by Order of Court—  Dismissed Because of Conflicting Testimony -

QUARTET ACCUSED OF _ MURDER ALL DISMISSEI   ‘three Women, And Onn, Man! Accuses - of Pojsoning Peach King Are : Given Freedom.

Judge Frees Murderers oi Georgia Peach King; Testamony Conflicts

Cole Cutting Down Davis’ Lead And Race May Prove One Of Closest Of The Primar:   Probable Tickets For November Election

HAVE CHANCE 10 INCREASE 6. 0. ?. LEAD IN HOUSE      Republicans Have Made Gain Of  Fifty-eight Members As. Cam“pared  With’ 190 ‘In. Present  House: Of Representative.   SOME DISTRICTS IN DOUBT

U0. P. GETS 290 MEMBERS IN HOUSE, BREAKING RECORI   Harding’s Electoral Vote Vir tually Fixed at 404—Three Districts Not Yet Decided.

REPUBLICANS HAVE ELECTED 290 ' REPRESENTATIVES, WITH SEVERAL DISTRICTS REMAINING IN DOUBT   Democratic Membership in Lower Branch of National Assembly Reduced From 190 in the Present Congress to 138, Suffering a Loss of 52; Miscellaneous Representation Is Unchanged.  ‘

Millionaire George Backer, ! Alleged. / of Perjury Is the Report Can Raise

6.0, P, MAJORITY If STEADILY GROWING   REPUBLICANS NOW HAVE 290 ANT DEMOCRATS 138 SEATS IN HOUSE.   Two Tennessee Districts Placed in Doubtful List by Latest © Returns.

G. 0. P ELECTORAL VOTE REACHES 404   Republicans Are Assured o 290 Seats In the Lower House of Congress   COX CARRIES KENTUCKY   Late Returns From Tennessee Indicate Contests In. Two Districta Are Close

REPUBLICANS MAY MUD SEVERAL 10 RECORD MAJORITY   Districts Definitely Reporter Give G. 0. P. 290 Seats in ' the House.   DEMOCRATE SUFFER LOSS OF FIFTY-TWO MEMBER:   Twenty- third New York, Eighth Minnesota: and Fifth Missouri in Doubt, With Close Race in Fourth and Eighth Tennessee Districts.

“OUME HOUSE SEATS ARE STILL IN DOUBT FARING ELECTORAL VOTE 16 NOW 404

FURTHER GAIN MADE OF HOUSE MEMBERS   NATIONAL LOWER HOUSE IS TOPHBAVY REPUBLICAN.   Majertty Party Has at Least 2096 Seats te 138 Demecratse—NesPartisan League Hard Hit fia the Landslide.

REPUBLICANS MAY CAPTURE. OTHER SEATS IN HOUSE   Several Districts Still to Be Heard From In Tuesday's Election.

DISORDERS IN NORTH ITALY   Soviet Geverament Set tp, bollewed  by « Strike Order,

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS ARE FOR THE LEAGUE   Resolutions Commiitee, After All-Night Session Finds Itself in Full Accord with ’Frisco Piatform.

IRISH PLANK PUT BEFORE DEMOCRATS   League and Wet Issues Also Before Con vention Today   PLATFORM STANDS REHIND PRESIDENT

COLD WAVE WARNING.      ‘Tender Plants Had Best Be Covered . Up Tonight.

25,000 WILL ATTEND ARROW DIVISION MEE   Veterans Expected From Ever State to First Reunion.

RED ARROW MEN. TO HOLD REUNION   VETERANS OF FAMOUS ARMY ‘DIVISION TO MEET IN MILWAUKEE ON SEPT. 19   FRENCH GENERAL INVITED   aes  ALL MEN WHO. SERVED WITH  ORGANIZATION WELCOME   TO ATTEND eo

Three Hundred Revolt and Refuse To Take Orders From the _ Government,

VILLA SURRENDER STAGED TODAY   Drinks Cognac and the Difference: are Drowned by Libations of Fiery Liquor a

VILLA SURRENDER STAGED TODAY   Drinks Cognac and the. Diiierence: + are Drowned ‘hy Libations of Flery ‘Liquor

ROYAL NEIGHBORS   ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS WAS HELD WEDNESDAY NIGHT

IEW OFFICERS. WLU TAKE CHARE!   VARIOUS: ORDERS ‘AND ORGANI. ZATIONS ELECT OFFICERS . “KOR THE YEAR °

FLOOD OF 6. ALR. VISITORS REACHED iTS GREST TODAY   Fully Sixty Thousand Visitors Are ir Indianapolis for the G. A. R. Encampment.

More Than Piighty Regimental and Brigade Reunions on Prozram for Today. *

GERMANY TURNS DOWN PLEAS OF ~ BOTH PARTIES   FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS HE HAD BEEN URGED To  BREAK TREATY OF VERQaATT YT Pe   Bolshevik Army Annihilated, wil Fighting in Lemberg Sector Sava Polish Renort,

(line naeneeedieeimammmmenmlll specmattenteal i a i aa i a el  HANDS OFF POLICY OF GERMANY CONCERNING RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK]

BERLIN REFUSES TO JOIN SOVIET AGAINST ALLIES   Danger Of Bolshevism Pointed To By Foreign Minister.

STEERING MIDDLE COURSE   Germany Not Against Reds Bu Won't Aid Allies in Any Advantage.

TELLS OF APPEAL FROM RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK!   German Foreign. Minister Talks About international Affairs ito Reichstar.

Russian Reds Sought Alliance With Germany in Effort To Promote Bolshevism And Break Treaty With Allies  teenie tt  COOCION AAIANCTED   FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS THE REICHSTAC   Says Germany Would Immed: ately Become a Theater Of War and Disaster Result

GERMANY THINKING   She Is Weighing the Chances on Both Sides of the Controversy,

GERMANY SPURNS: RUSS ALLIANCE   Foreign Minister Simons Says He Was Urged to Collaborate With Reds,   AFRAID TO BREAK THE TREATY   Deciares “If We Had Followed Exhor tations Germany Would Immediately ; Have Become a Theater of War—Refused Lenine’s Aid,

Foreign Minister States That After Mature Reflection He Had Rejected This Course; If Extortions Had Been Followed, Germany Would Immediately Have Become a Theater of War, He Said

HUN REFUSED RUSS OFFER   Bolsheviki Wanted Ger , mans to Aid Them in Breaking Treaty

OPURNG ALLIANCE WITH BOLSHEVIK   German Government Urged to Collaborate With Reds.   PROPOSITION TURNED DOWN   Foreign Minister Simons Teils Reichs tag Committee of Soviet Proposal! to Unite Against Western Powers—Won’'t Act With Entente.

GERMANY TO STAY NEUTRAL   Reichstag Is Told; Sovie' Ferces Have Heavy Losses

GERMANY REFUSES TH JON BOLSHEUIK   Rejects Proposal to Breal Treaty Bonds.

RUSS ALLIANCE TURNED DOWN BY GERMANY   Foreign Minister Simons Says He Was Urged to Coliaborate With Reds.   AFRAID TO BREAK THE TREATY   Deciares “If We Had Followed Exhortations Germany Would Immediately Have Become a Theater of War—Refused Lenine’s Aid.

GERMANY REJECTS RED OYERTURES   FOREIGN MINISTER TELLS REICHSTAG OF DECISION.

MAY SET NEW PRECEDENT   tHarding’s Cabinet To Be on Job In February, Is Belief.

HARDING MAY BREAK LONG PRECEDENT   President-Elect May Put Cabinet on Job in February.   SEEKS A SMOOTH CHANGE   Harding Wants Proposed Members of His Cabinet to Familiarize Themselves With Government Business Before Inauguration.

HARDING SEEKS SMOOTH GHANGE   Wants Cabinet to Go to Work i February.   WOULD SET NEW PRECEDENT   He Desires That Proposed Members Familiarize Themselves With Government Business Before Inaugu ration and Prepare for Duties.

WILS SON CONFERS  _ WITH DAVIS, COLBY . ON POLAND CRISI   Russ. Defy British Terms - For Peace In Reply Note

POLISH SITUATION TOPIC   President Wilson Confers With Secretary of State Today

AUS TORU TREATY Io REVEALED   Menace to Allies Seen  Agreement Signed In July, Claim

UJ. S. Learns of Treaty Alliance Between Russia and Austria—British Cabinet Decides -to Resort. to: Arms Against the Bolsheviks.

EX-KAISER'S FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION   Pieces Were Left Behind When He Hastily Left Berlin and Were Sold to Satisfy Tebts.

TrrrrrrrrTiry   FURNITURE OF GERMAN THRONE ROOM WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION

CORN AND OATS DROP AND DRAG HOGS ALONG   QUOTATIONS ON PORKERS FALL TO LOWEST POINT REACHED IN FOUR YEARS

CORN AND OATS DOWN   Quotations on Hogs Also Make New Low Record

Preston County, W: Va. Village Is ‘Scetie of Wild ExcitementNo Deaths Reported.

HOWESVILLE THROWN INTO PANIC BY METEOR      Struck in Business Section and Exploded as It Buried Itself in the Earth.

FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONER DENOUNCES AS CRIME MANY MILIINERY STYLE CHANGES

SOVIET ARREST... YANKS, BRITISH   In Murmansk District and-Send ‘Them tu Moscow

RED MOVE QUEER; AFTER AMERICANS   Arrest All American and British Cit. izens in Bolshevik Ranks and Crder Them to Moscow.

SOVIET ARREST ~~ YANKS, BRITISH   In Manmansk Distriet and Send ‘then to Moscow

Citizens of the. United States and England: Discovered ir Murmansk" District Seized and Eséorted Into Moscow   Bolebeviki Army Hurls New ‘ys ‘¥ Attack Against Finns, and Invasion of Poland is Said by Official to Be Imminent   BY UNITED PRESS. ASSET WIRE TO THIRUNT.

LINDLEY GOES TO KANSAS   Idaho University Head to Be Chance! lor of Sunflower State School

TROUBLE OVER OL LANDS GETS TQ WASHINGTON      der Frotect Tn feresty of Bach of the ‘Pie      TEXAS RANGERS ON THE JO WITH RIFLES      ‘Thousands of Acres of Valuable Oi

IMPEACHMENT CASE   The Assistant: “Secretary of Labo: Faces Charges,

AGAINST ASSISTANT SEGRETAR OF LABOR POST   Provided in Resolution Introduced In House Today.

PRAISE FOR TKE YANY   GENERAL PERSHING LAUDS THE AMERICAN SOLDIER.   Calls Armistice Day “Twentieth Century Independence Day”—Interests of Nation to Be Safeguarded.

PERSHING LAUDS + YANKEE SOLDIEI   Calis Armistice Day “Twentieth Century Independence Day.”   “Genera! Says Interests of Nation Wi!) Be Safeguarded by Great Citizen Army of Veterans,

PERSHING LAUDS YANK   Calls Armistice Day “Twentieth Century Independence Day.”   General Says Interests of Nation Will Be Safeguarded by Great Citizen Army of Veterans.

MISSISSIPPI NEGROES HANGED   Lyuched by Mob After Escaping Frem a Chain Gang.

MOB LYNCHES TWO NEGROES   KEYS TO JAIL TAKEN FROM SHER: 1FF, MEN HANGED TO POLE

GAS HEARING IS CONTINUED.   Denning Saye Steptoe Law Would (ost Flach Consumer £100

EAST OHIO COMPANY WILL BE RUINED IF STEPTOE ACT STANDS   Ix Testimony of MoT. Daily. tty Presidenl, festifying in Suit Against West Virgina

FALLING FARM PRICES BRINGS TRIPLE CRIMI   Nebraska Farmer, Despondent Over Land Depreciation, Slays and Suicides.

HARDING DECLARES LEAGUE QUESTION WOT COMPLICATED   CALLERS ARE REING R®CKIVED \T HOME OF PRESIDENT. ELECT,

RESULT OF PARLEYS HELD ENCOURAGING   Harding Foresees Agreement on ~- AsSociaticn of Nations,:

HARDING (9 MUCH ENCOURAGED OVER RESULTS THUS FAR   Not So Difficult to. Find a Common Ground as Some Had Supposed.   FEW CALLERS TUESDAY AND NO CONFERENCES HELD   How Long President-Elect Will Remain in Marion is Undetermined, but Reports of Plan to Move to Southern Resort Soon Are Denied.

HARDING LEANS 10 WORLD VOTE TADECLARE WAR   New League Formation Will Not Be Hard, President Elect Says.

President-Elect Sees Hope of Agreement on Association of Nations.

ADVICE PLEASES HARDING   Senator is Gratified With Progress of Consultations at Marion.

HARDING SATISFIED. WITH CONSULTATIONS   President-elect Says He Has Given Thought to War Referendum Suggestion

HARDING HINTS WAY WILL BE FOUND 10 PIT NITED STATES INTO WOBLD LEAGUE

BOX AND ROOSEVELT ARE DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEES   “though Western States Backed McAdoo almost to the Man Cox Supporters Remained and Outdistanced Opponents.

WILSON'S GRIP ‘ONPARTY WILL “DIMINISH NOW   SELECTION OF COX AND ROOSEVELT MEANS CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP .

MEDINA MINISTER T0 U. S.   Mexieo Reeported ta Haye Sind Foreign Relations Official Cheawvwan aAtAfaires.

MEDINA MINISTER TO U. 8.   Mexive Keeported ty Have Mnuc Porecign-Ielations Offictat tharwrn FA PTalrew.

MAIL FLIER IN OWA: GOES WES)   New York to San Francisco Postal Aviator Visits lowa City; Hopes to Reach Salt Lake City Tonight: East-Bound Starts Tomorrow.

FRISCO MAMIL OFF AGAIV   Flig4t Resamed After Nicht in Jovwa Lite maha Vact Stan

KILLED BY TRAIN.      Gilman Banker Hit by An M. & St % L. Freight.

ANOTHER GOOD MAN GOES 10 REWARD   . W. Murtaugh, Pioneer Residen and Civil War Veteran Dies Friday March Sixth.   CAME TO FREEBORN COUNTY IN THE YEAR OF 1856   Was One of the Sturdy Men Who Helped to lay the Foundation of  Progress in County.

ASSIGNMENT OF CASES MADE bY JUDGE WRIGHT   ‘TUESDAY WAS) DEFAULT DAY  FOR THE SERTEMBER TERM   DIVORCE DECREE GRANTED MRS. BERNADINE HOLLAND,   Demurer to the Petition of the Cit; of Boone Filed by lowa Railway And Light Co.; Declares Petition Admits No Relief Can Be Wad.

‘TUESDAY WAS DEFAULT DAY FOR THE SEPTEMBER TERM   DIVORCE DECREE GRANTED MRS. BERNADINE HOLLAND.   Demurer to the Petition of the Cit) of Boone Filed by lowa Railway And Light Co.; Declares Petition Admits No Relief Can Be Had.

VIEWS OF PEOPLE SOUGHT   Government of Japan to Call National Mass Meetings

TO ASK VIEWS OF PEOPLE   Japan te Call National Mass Meetings to Get Expressions on Policies.

PERU-BOLIVIA WAR FADING   CHILE APPEALS TO UNITED STATES TO DO ALL POSSIBLE TO PREVENT CLASH

CHILE ANSWERS AMERICAN NOTE   Has No Other Desire Than for Peace Between Peru and Bolivia

THE PIONEER EVEH   ANNUAL MEETING OF OLD SET LERS LARGELY ATTENDED.   Absence of the Real Pioneer Comin to be Especially Evident.

THE PIONEER EVENT   ANNUAL MEETING OF OUD SE LERS LARGELY ATTENDED,         Ausence e  to  i ane Real Piducer Comil  2  e Especintly? iden:

GAVE A BANQUET FOR - HASKELL GRADUATES   EVENING OF ENTERTAIN: MENT CLOSED COMMENCEMENT. EXERCISES   Interesting Exhibit of Work Done in Departments Was on Display Yesterday

GAVE A BANQUET FOR HASKELL GRADUATES      EVENING OF ENTERTAI MENT CLOSED COMMENCEMEN XERCISES            Interesting Exhibit of Work Done in Departments Was on Display Yesterdsy

WHEAT TRADERS ARE HAPPY   Futere Delivery Businesc Kesumed After a Three-year Recese—Pit Has Ovrfiew Crewd.

WHEAT OPENING DRAWS VISITOR:   Board of Trade Crowded t Witness Removal of War Measure.

CONFERENCE  OF SUPREME COURT JUDGE’ THIS WEEK  Which May Bring End to Controversy Over Prohibition.

tie, eee,  sees  CHARGED AS SLAYER OF HIS SISTER AT HER OWN REQUEST

KILLS SISTER TG SAVE SUFFERING   AUSTRAIN ARMY CAPTATN SHOOTS SISTER, WITO WAS INCURABLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT.

Nominated for Vice President by Democrats   New Yurker’s Choice as Cox’s Running  Mate Welds All Factions Together.

POLICE GUARD AT BRIXTON PRISON ~ AGAIN INGREASEL   Sinn -Feiners Plan Demon strations for MacSwiney; Funeral Probably Sunday.

GARRISON GUARDS BRIXTON PRISON   Sinn Feiners Drape Colors. With ial Ahe Under over

SIN FEINERS IN « LONDON 10 VIEW MAC SWINEY’S BODY   Police Guard at Brixtor Prison Where Mayor Died is Again Inereased.

POLICE GUARD ARNDUND PRISON AUGMENTED   Sinn Feiners and Others From Cork and Various Parts of Ireland Visit Place Where MacSwiney Died.   It Is Believed That There Will Be No Objection to Turning Body Over  to Family. Vigil Continued.   LONDON, Oct. 26.— Troops now stationed in Ireland number 49,000, it was announced in the house of commons tonight.

MAG SWINEY'S BODY HEAVILY GUARDED   INTERFERENCE BY GOVERN. MENT IN FUNERAL OF CORK MAYOR IS NOT EXPECTED,

Members of Cork Corpora: “tion Permitted to View MacSwiney Remains   POPE BENEDICT SADDENED   Cardinal Gibbons Expected to Preside at. Solemn <High Requiem Mass- ~~

POLICE GUARD BRIXTON PRISON IS INCREASEL   Sinn Feiners Go.in Little Par ties to See Where Lord Mayor MacSwinev Died.

HARMONY MOVEMENT STARTED.   Republican Party Leaders in Indiana Have Reached Agreement.

HARMONY AMONG INDIANA G. 0, P.   Wasmuth Unanimously Re-elected State Chairman—Big Four to Vote for Wood.   STATE * CONVENTION ON

BIG FOUR TO SUPPORT  Wo0D   Indiana Delegatce-at-lLarge Arc Instructed in Hie Faver—Dis triet Wee Divided.

HARMONY REIGNS AMONG INDIANA REPUBLICANS   Four Delegates at Large Wil Support Wood for President.   26 DISTRICT DELEGATES

EXPECT WILSON WAGE DECISION WITHIN 48 HOUR:   President May Ask Miner and Operators io Confer  awd Gattis Trtesnicee

S00 WORKERS LAID OFF BY THE WLS OVERLAND COMPANY   Due to Falling Off i in Demand For. Cars and Unsettled Cork _ ditions in Automobile Indus try. Toledo. Plant, May Have TT’ Crptail Qeeratinns

OVERLAND AUTO PLANT CLOSED   LESS THAN 2000 OF 14,000 WORKERS NOW ON DUTY Th TOT Phan =

OVERLAND PLANTS FORCED TO CLOSE   May “Resume on Three-Day Basis—Prices of More  Cars Reduced

BiG AUTO PLANT CLOSES DOWN REOPEN MONDAY   foledo Plants of The Willys Overland Are Tenip or ari   Vice-Piesident Says Ail Depait ments To Reopen Monday

OVERLAND AUTO PLANTS CLOSED   ‘Thousands of Employes Laid Off—May Operate an ThreeDay-Week Schedule.,

TOLEDO PLANTS CLOSE      Willye Overland Factorles Are Cutting Down Production,

WILLYS-CVERLAND  PLANTS SLOSE!   May Reopen Next Week on Short Time.

MANNIX WILL NOTGO TO IRELAND VIA FRAXNOD   Announces Adoption of Such  Pian Would Be Inconaistent  . With Dignity of the  - Church.

MINE WORKERS ARE BLAMED FOR MARGE   Commission Condemns Practice of Logan Coal Operators Giving Sheriff Money to Pay Certain Deputies.

March on Logan Was Propaganda   Investigating Commission so Finds, but Condemns Payment of Officers by Operators.

HONEYMOON ENDS AS MAN ARRESTED   Cleveland Bank Cashier Re: turns to Face Embezzlement Charae.

GENERAL WOOD NOT SUFFERING FROM OPERATION   No Impairment in Mental or Physical Condition as Result of Injury in Cuba

OPERATION O10 NOT IMPAIR WOOD'S HEALTH   ; ‘ wT. \ :  Briends - of the Major. General An pounce Bhat Candidate for President Is in “Splendid Shape  “Physically,”

WIRELESS SCHEME FOR CATCHING FISH   Employed In Waters Near Halifax To Help Fight High Cost of Living.

10 CALL FISHERMEN BY RADIO SIGNALS   Location, Size and Direction of School Will 8a Sent by Wireless.

fe Anil Hill itll ull Ht IIH Ht Hit fil ull iit ill lll till iH Hitt tH Hit INRA HT ili iH wf ill Ke mt Hi HiIl ii suit HH fill iil Mm HI Hil ie   Reduced Prices on: Summer Goods:

VIRGINYA FAMILIES -OPEN FEUG, LIVELY BATTLE IN CTAEETC IE WE TOW

West Virginia Mountaineers Meet on Street of Town and-Shoot to Death

ARGINIA FAMILIES OPEN FEUD, LIVELY BATTLE IN CTREFTS (iF WEE TOW

ED). SMITH HAS A WIDE LEAD   Figures Show s He Has Almost a Majoity of All the Votes Cast.

E.D. SMITH HAS ~~ AWIDE TEAS   Figures Show s He Has Almost : Majority of All the Vote: Cast.

PERSIAN CAPITAL IN REDS’ HANDS   Bolshevik Troops Seize Teheran According to Dispatches From Constantinople Today.

423,000 PRUE tf LEAGUE 1 WRONE   Pro-League Men Willing te Stake Money on Belief  That Pact Is O. K.

NO COMPROMISE WITH TURKS   Sentiment Strong Against Retention  in Constantinople.

NDENCUSETO BOOST COAL   WHOLESALE MAN SAYS BRIT ISH STRIKE WOULD NOT  AFFECT AMERICA

EXPECT ATTEMPTS ‘1 BOOST PRICES OF COAL INU.   Government Officials: Predict Ef . forts to Bodst Prices. Due. 7 tn Rrteteh Seetba-

BRITISH STRIKE SHOULD NOT EFFECT COAL PRICES HERE   SAYS COUNTRY IS NOW EXPORT. ING ALL PORTS CAN HANDLE

A PLANTO:BOOST IF STRIKESOMES   Government Hears of Plan to Boost Coal Prices if ‘the British.-Strike   STARTS ON -SATURDAY   Will Try to Prevent it— Some Indiana: Dealers Are Satisfied

EXPECT -A BOOST IN COAL PRICES TO BE ATTEMPTED   EXCUSE WELL BE A WORLD WIDE COAL SHORTAGE; =XCUSE NOT VALID

BRITISH STRIKE NOT FELT INU. §   No Justification of Boosting Prices Here Because of Strike Abroad.

DEBS GETS NO AID FROM COX   Democratic Nominee Will Suggest No Pardon to President.

NO ACTION BY COX FOR DEBS   Not to Suggest Pardon to President Witson—PRegards Any Sugges tion as Improper.

AKRON” COUPLE SHOT BY AUTO HIGHWAYVIE   Refusing to Surrender Their Machine to Robbers They are Badiv Wounded.

AUTOISTS HELD UP AND SHOT: CAR IS STOLEN   Akron Couple Stopped On Road Near HarlansBurg, Pa.

SHAMROCK VICTOR. OVER RESOLUTE IN FIRST; CUP RACE   American Sloop Leading Shamrock by Half Mile When Her Gaff  Shps Half Way Down the Mast WIND, SEA STAGGER YACHTS

HAMROCK IS WINNER   Challenger for America’s Cur Wins First Race When Res. olute Is Forced Out Witt Parted Halyards.   DEFENDER WELL IN LEAD WHEN ACCIDENT OCCURS   American Yacht Leading Lip.  = ton’s Boat by Good Margiz  . and Almost Sure of Victory at Half-Way Point.

SHAMROCK WON RACE ON A FLUKE   Resolate Withdrew When Ehrone Halyards Snapped and Ceaukd Not     Be Repiired

SHAMROCK WINS FIRST RACE IN INTERNATICNAL CONTEST WHEN RESOLUTE FORCED 10 WITHDRAD

YACHT RESOLUTE — FORCED TO QUIT: SHAMROCK WINS   Cup Defender Was Lead. ing By Half Mile When Halyards Parted

THROAT HALYARDS GIVE WAY, PUTTING -SHAMROCK IN LEAD   Defender Maintains Half Mile Lead Until Mishap Occurs—Repairs Could Not Be Made at Sea

SADLER REVEALS “BIG BOOZE RINE   Government , “Witness.; Exposes Pict in® “Chicago and New York.   STATEMENT COVERS 40 PAGES   Commissioner of Prohibition at Wash. ington Orders Aids to Enforce the Provisions of Volstead Act,

BOOZE RING IS REVEALED BY H. A. SADLER   Government Witness Exposes Plot in Chicago and New York.   STATEMENT COVERS 40 PAGES   Commissioner of Prohibition at Wash. ington Orders Aids to Enforce the Provisions of Volttead Act,

GAY Jun GETS BOUZE RING NAMED   Sadler Exposes Liquor Plot ir Chicago and New York.   3 FEDERAL AGENTS IN NET

U. §. ATTITUDE TOWARD POLAND NOT ANNOUNCED   fxchanges Between Washing  tor, London and Paris Con   tinue,

First Break in Union Ranks Has- But Little Effect on Situation Today—-Miners Leaving for Soft Coal Field   ‘RED’ PROPAGANDA

Two-Year Contract Entered Inte on Basis of Coal Commission’s Award

IMPURE WATER OR MILK CAUSE DOCTORS SAID   FEW DEATHS RESULT THOUGH THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF CASES REPORTED.   Winter Cholera is Name That Best Describes Malady Physicians  Gaa =

CALL MALADY WINTER CHOLERA   Mesteriouws latestinal AWlietiaon Is  i.iven Name bey Deectors,

PHYSICIANS FAIL TO FIND GAUSE Ot CT RANGE MALAT   “WINTER CHOLERA” IS) THEM APPLIED BY DOCTORS IN MOST LOCALITIES

COUNTY NORMAL: CANNED BERRIES   PUT UP THIRTY CANS. O01 SEARLS JUMBOS -'TO . DEMON. STRATE. .PRACTIBILITY 05 PLAN: WILL TESTE LATER.

COUNTY NORMAL CANNED BERRIKS   PUT UP THIRTY CANS OF SEARLS JUMBOS TO DEMONSTRATE PRACTIBILITY OF PLAN; WILL TEST LATER.

SEAPLANE ADRIFT TWENTY-SIX HOURS   Romar Wanamaker att Five Other Members of Crew Adrift in Gulf Stream.

RODMAN WANAMAKER AND Q PARTY FINALLY REACHED PALM BEACH, FLORIDA.

Wannarnaker™ is Safe After’'26 Hours Adrift   Party Driven to Alles on Courke:: by High, Wind—26 Hours: Wi (thowt . . Food." 8

Sea Plane Adrift In the Atlantic   While Repairs Were Made to the En, gine—Drifted 60 Miles Off

SEAPLANE PARTY ADRIFT IN GULF STREAM 24 HOURS   Rodman Wanamaker #1. and Guest: Forsed to Descend to the Water as Result of Engine Trouble.

WHEN WILL WORLD WAR REALLY END!   Commission Has Been Fixed To Decide This as There «Are a Number of Financial Transaction. Hinging on it

‘ ‘When  Did. War       Committee . of Counsellors. Appointed to Settle Date, Ending Legal Uncertainty.

10 DECIDE DATE OF WAR'S ENDING   Suit anvelving ‘Poaeousands of Pound: Steriing Pending Ow Authoritajive Dosiston of That Point,

OFFICIAL DATE TO END WAR   Committee of Counsellors Has Been Named ..to Make Decision

TO FIX OATE FOR WORLD WAR E(0   Legal Proceedings Held Up Pending Decision.

WILL FIX. DATE- WAR ENDES   Great dritain to Name. Board. to Give ; Official ‘Rul'ng for. Legal: ‘Purposes...

Will Decide Official — Date for Ending the War; Much Money Tied Uy

TRIES TO WED SEVENTH WIFE   Alabama Man With S = Living Wives Applies for Litense to Marry Another.

CRIME WAVE IS RAPIDLY GROWING   ~ Results in Vio'ent Murders and Daring Robberies.   New York Detective Spends Three Months in European Capitals and Winter Resorts.

GREAT CRIME WAVE   AMERICAN DETECTIVE ENDS. TOUR OF INVESTIGATION.   Talks of Countless Violent Murdere and Daring Robberies in All Parts of the World.

CRIME SWEEPS WORLD   Wave Results in Violent Murders and Daring Robberies.   !  New York Detective Spends Three  _Months in European Capitals  and Winter Resorts. .

AMERICAN DETECTIV®S ENDS TOUR OF INVESTIGATION.   Talks of Countless Violent Murders and Daritig Robberies in All Parts of-the World.

ARTISTS TO.COME.° HEREIN. PERSO}   TARDY WILLIAMSON AND. THE . FLEMING SISTERS TRIO TO BE YN CITY NEXT WEEK

ARTISTS TO SOME HERE IN PESSO!   HARDY WILLIAMSON AND THE FLEMING SISTERS TRIO TO BE IN CITY NEXT were

MONTICELLO FIRM IS HOST   AT CONCERT BY HARDY WILLIAMSON AND FLEMING SISTERS TRIO AT STRAND THEATRE  MONTICELLO NOV 17

AN EARTHQUAKE IN ARGENTINA   Mother Earth Objects to the Country’s Rejection of League of Nations.

CAPITAL HEARS CANNONS’ ROAR   Russians Have Brought Up Ar. tillery Just South of Bug. f River.   CALLED DARING MANEUVER

APPROACH CAPITA   Russians Bringing Up Guns South of Bug; Threaten City From Rear.

BERLIN ACCEPTS TERMS   Miners in the Ruhr Dis‘trict, However, Declare They Will Not Abide By Agreement and Wit! Resist.

SHIEFS ARRIVE & FRISCO   Democratic Leaders Prepare for Convention OQnening

Wilson’s Aide ‘Ready To Fight For His Chie!      ‘ Vice President Marshall Arrives i Frisco Prepared to Battle for Acceptance of Wilson's League of Nations  Pienk

ARRIVAL OF VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL WILL SPEED  UP ARRANGEMENTS   William J. Bryan Is Chief Leader Qf Opposition, Favoring Reservations—Many Leaders Reach San Francisco.

POLITICIANS PICK COLBY FOR THE CHAIRMAN   SAYS CARTER H. GLASS WILL BI CHAIRMAN OF RESOLUTIONS ~~ COMMITTEE.   Vioc-President Marshall Arrived iz Frisco Teday to Boost the League of Nations—Owens on + the Ground.

DEMOCRATS GATHERING IN FRISCO   Marshall Expected to Lead Fight For Adoption of League of Nations.   COLBY FOR CHAIRMAN

HOPES ARE BLASTED FOR FORMIDABLE THIRD PART   Mog of Elements Striving For Organization, Say. Chances Have Been Lost.

THE THIRD PARTY WILL NOT WORRY THE OLD CROWDS  FORTY EIGHTERS TO REMAIN INACTIVE AFTER  MAY NOW BECOME A COMMITTEE NT OF

‘ORGANIZATION OF A THIRD PARTY WILL, NOT PRESENT ANY SERIOUS OPPOSITION

ABANDON ALL HOPES FOR A THIRD PARTY   MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE OF “48” GIVES UP EFFORTS TO FORM A FORMIDABLE ORGANIZATION.   FUTURE I§ LEFT TQ HOPKINS   Expected That Chairman Will Call A Meeting Soon To Map Ont Plans For Further Action.

FIZZLE FINIGH OF THIRD PARTY   The Forty-Eighters Stand   Aloof from the Farmer.  Labor Organization.   THEY WILL CONTINUE AS INDEPENDENT BODY   ‘Their Future Policies Will Be  Determined by a National   : PR eee am

MUouo TnI ONLY UF BRAD BU HAS NORE   Women and Men Prowl Witt Dogs Seeking Food From Garbage Cans   PEOPLE RAVENOUSLY HUNGRY ALL THE TIME   DUCKWORTH HEARS THAT THAT REDS HAVE A FINE FOOD SYSTEM; DOES NOT FIND IT.

STRICKEN BY STARVATION   Correspondent Spends $18,000 for Week’s Food.

REPUBLIGAN CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY SUNDAY   HARDING AND COOLIDGE BEGIN SPEAKING BY MEANS OF PHONOGRAPH.   RECORDS TO BE RELEASED.

THURSDAY AT THE MINES   PHONOGRAPHIC RECORD HEARS’ INITIAL SPEECH

HARDING, COOLIDGE “HODRESS MILLIONS IN PREMIER SPEECH   Two Republican Nominees Dic tate Into Graphaphones For : Use in U. S. Homes.

Nation Needs No Council of _ Foréign Powers, Says Harding,  In“ Canned’? Speech for Fourth

HARDING PLEADS FOR AMERICANIOM TN FIRST SPEEGE   SAYS NATION NEEDS NO COUNCIL OF FOREIGN POWERS TO POINT WAY TO FOLLOW.   “NATION SHUNS NO DUTY   Dcclaves It Is) Very Practical “Te Make Sure Our Own House Js in Ovder Before Attempting to Stabilize Old World.”

HARDING MAKES FAST OPEEGH OF HIS CAMPAIGN   Republican Presidential Nom inee Talks for Phonographic  Rarard   TO BE RELEASED JULY 4

HARDING IN FIRST CANPAIEN ADDRESS   Nominee Declares Country Needs No Counsil of Foreign Powers for Advice   PHONOGRAPH RECORD   Governor Coolidge Urge: Maintainence of Law and Order as First Duty

HARDING 5 FIRST CAMPAIGN oP EGh TO NO AUDIENGE   Viade for Phonographic Rec ord to be Released on Fourth of July.   ADDRESS BY COOLIDGE iS ALSO MADE PUBLIC   Republican Presidential Nomi nee Declares the Nation Re quires No Council of Foreigi Powers to Point the Way o American Duty.

HARDING URGES PRESERVATION OF AMERICANISM   Gives First Campaign Speech in Form of Phonograph Record   ‘U. S. SHUNS 8O DUTY   But It Requires No Council of Foreign Powers to Point Out Its Way, He Asserts

AMERICA NEU NO COUNGIL Ut FOREIGNEAD 11  POINT THE Wh)   Harding Urges the Preserva tion of Americanism A: the First and Highest En. deavor of All Citizens.   PHONOGRAPHIC RECORD MADE FOR CAMPAIGN   Gov. Coolidge Also Makes a “Canned Speech; Need a Deeper Faith That Men Hesire to Do Right Says,

HARDING MAKES OPENING TALK OF CAMPAIGN   Phonographic Record Will Be Released on Fourth of July.

Senator Bays America Shuns No Duty, but “We Arrdgata “to Ourselves the Keeping of the American Continent and Byery Concept of Qur Moral Oblivation.'

HARDING MAKES. GANNEDSPEECH FOR USE JULY   4°  Republican Nominee Choose: Americanism for ‘Subject on Phonographic Record   LAW AND ORDER--COOLIDGE!   warding Declares Americans * Should See That Own Home’ ts in Proper Order

Republican Nomince  With Plea for . Competes '   Governor Coolidge. Broader Faith in “Law and Order” Talk.  Calls for

U0, NEDO NO FOHEIGR COUNCIL, HARDING SAYS   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE MAKES HIS FIRST SPEECH FOR PHONOGRAPH RECORD.

CANNED SPEECHES BY G. 0. P, NOMINEES   Harding and Ooolidge Talk Into Phonograph

WOULD KNOCK OUT ANTLSTRIKE CLAUSE   HiGUSE AND SENATE PROPOSES *. ELIMINATION OF ANTISTRIKE MEASURE   (Rv [nited Press) .

TO ELIMINATE © LABOR CLAUSE IN RAIL BILLS   Dhis Would Leave the Labor Situs - tion Same ay Before the Roads Were Taken Over.

Accused Man Free, But  Shock of Arrest Killed Cleter Elarmaed Bath.

AN UNESEAL FRAGEDY..   Unfounded Arrest. of €&cago Maz Kilte Baie Sixter

. Fage Demands Shipping Poard Resort   Man Freed After Arrest Kille Sister.

UNDERWOOD CHOSEN DEMOCRATIC LEADER   His Selection To Lead Senate Democrats Was by Unanimous Vote.

SAY SINN FEIN HAVE. A “DEATH TRIBUNAL’   London Papers Charge Thai Members Are Being Punished for “Unworthy Conduct.”

IRISH DEATH TRIBUNAL AT WORK   Kevelations Today at London Explain Mysterious Murders ot Rebel Leaders in Ireland

Members Who Refused tc Obey - Slain, London Papers Say.  MCURTAIN <A VICTIM Seven Already Dealt Witl   Seven Already Dealt With for “Unworthy Conduct,” It Is Said.

COX STRADDLES MAIN ISSUE OF LEAGUE, CHARGE   Senator New Says That He Leaves Unanswered Critieisms on Article 10

GOES TO SENATE WITH PLEA   Post Office Official Urges Senators t Retain Air Mail Service—Asks Appropriation.

AMERICAN FOREIGN TRADERS MEETING   Will Discuss Problems Affecting Trade Supremacy and Improvement of Merchant Marine

FOREIGN TRADE 10 BE DISCUSSED Ai FRISCO MEET TODAY   Foreign Shippers From All Over World Go to San Fran cisco for Meeting.   IS SEVENTH CONVENTION   Problems of Creditor Nation to Be Discussed by the  Americans.

NEW GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY F AILS OF POPULAR SUPPORT   Hundreds Reported Killed in Bombardment of Kiel by German Cruiser.   CHANCELLOR KAPP QUITS LONDON HEARS   Former Crown Prince is Cele. brating News of Change in Covernment.

FREE PRESS AND ASSEMBLY.   5 Senator Hiram Johnson Would  Guard It Zealouwsly.

EFFECT OF CIGARETTES WAR’S WORST PRODUCT  So Chicago Evangelist Tells His Audience

Italian Government Promise That It Will Recognize Soviet Russia.

THINKS REASON FOR CONFERENGE   View Meeting of Lloyd George and Premier Giolitti as Important.

Italian Premier Gives Pledge To Recognize Bolshevist Government   Pact Made With Socialist Part; of Italy,.Says Lucerne Dispatch

GIOLITTI TALKS WITH LLOYD-GEORGE ON NOTE   Italian Premier Seeka England’s Ad vice before Replying to American Statement on Poland

MEAT PRICES  COMING DOWN, 1, POSSIBLY. T PRE WAR LL a   According to Statement by American Packers’ Institute   Situation Precipitated by Low Exchange Ratee and Curtailment of Foreign Orders.

Four Injured Seriously When Former Soldiers Fire Salute at Liscomb, ha.

BETTER USE HAND GRENADES, Soldiers Fire Salute) and Injure Only Forty-Two. 

SERIOUS ACCIDENTS RESULT . WHEN LOADED CARTRIDGES USED OS MEMORIAL DAY

CHICKEN CAUSES RIOT   Owner Knocked Down, Horse Steps on His Fate

THE LEAGUE OPENS   DELEGATES ASSEMBLE AT GE~ NEVA FOR FIRST TIME.   First Meeting of the Leugue of Nations Will Be Held Monday.

THE’ LEAGUE OPENS      DELEGATES ASSEMREE AT GE:  NEVA FOR FI TIME,        First Meeting of the Leugue of Nutiuns Will Be Held Monday.

JAPANESE ARE  MASSACRED BY BOLSHEVIKIS   270 SOLIMERS KILLED AND “wo MEN WERE OUTRAGED BY THE ENEMY, REPORTED   Many of the Japanese Jumped Into . the Fire After the Consulate Had Been Fired to Prevent Being Tortured.

BOLSHEVISTS KILL 270 JAPANESE   One Handred Japanese Taken Pris oners and, [Wonien Outraged by ‘Read Forces,

BEGIN ARMISTICE DAY AND END ON THANKSGIVING   Committee to Conduct Rec Cross Roll Call Announced bv Chairman Davison.

SAILORS BATTLE winrn POLICE,   Five Severely: Wounded in a Col lision at Revere. Wass.

Jersey Governor Going to San Fran: cisco te Fight for Anti-Prohibition Piank.

PDWARDS TO HAVE A HAND    Joreey Governor Going to San Fran   : cisco to Fight for Anti-Prohibition Plaask.

PO VIGUE ALL row” PLANK.  Rdwards 1s Ready fo Bryan, Othe Wan Without a State":

EDWARDS FOR A PLANK AGAINST PROHIBITION   Governor Of New Jersey Determined To Carry Fight To Democratic Convention

EDWARDS TO SEEK PLANK ON LIQUOR   New Jersey's Governor Will Bight for Antiedvy Stand at Demo eratie Convention,

RUSSIA I$ HEADING FOR AN EARLY FALL   PRESENT GOVERNMENT CANSOT HOPE TO SURVIVE.   Six Months the Limit in Opinion o Ned Cross Commissioner Just Reterned From Servey of the Country.

BABLER AND MORSE OFENO THE MONEY   TYATION AL COMMITTERMEN HELP MORSE TO SPEND MONEY,   OTHER NAMES MENTIONEL   Chairman Cole of G. 0, P. State + mittee Also Received Some of the Harding Money,

BABLER AND MORSE ADMIT SPENDING MONEY FOR LOWDEN   National Committeeman is ReElected After Investigation by Convention Delegates.   STAND-PATTERS WERE IN CONTROL OF MEETING    Morse Claims Money Was Spent by Him in Other States in Interest of Iinoisan.

WIRE MEN ARE OUT,   Kokomo Plant Declines to Accord Increased Wages.

LYNCHING SPIRIT cLAPE AT DULUTH uAS DIED AWAY   sree Negroes Hanged to Electri Light Pole at Intervals of Eight te Minutes.

<j Of 5,000 Take Law to Own Hands Following Attack On Girl   pap RUSHED TO so? FURTHER TROUBLE   tims Were Circus Rousta pouts—Priests Plead In Vain With Mob

VOMAN SUSPECT PLACED IN JAIL   CHOLLI BEATRICE VESTER GIVES ALIBE IN MT. CLEMENS, » MURDER CASE =   COND BY REWSPAPER MAN

THE GIRL SUSPECTEL   Of Muzdering Brown Was Surrendered to Authorities Early Today—Stout. ly Maintains Innocence.

A CAREFUL SUICIDE   Places Sheet Over Floor Pefore Using Revolver

LOOKS IN MIRROR, SHOOTS.   Carefally Planned Suicide of St, Louis Man in Jerseys Hotel.

LEGION COMMITTEE WOULD DEPOSE POS   ACTION URGED FOR’ ALLEGE] OBSTRUCTION OF DEPORRATION AW.

OUST L. F. POST, LEGION ASKS   Recommends the Dismieeal of the Ae. sietant Secretary 6f Labor at Washington,

DISMISSAL OF POST cb DEMANDED BY ~ LEGION   issistant Labor Secretary : Declared to: Be Menace to Public Security

LEGION ACTS TO GUST L. F. POS’   Assistant Secretary of Labor Is Ac cused of Obstructing Alien Deportation Law

OUST L. F. POST. LEGIGN ASKS   Recommends the Dismissal of the Assistant Secretary of Labor at Washinston, :

CLINTON FACES ~ GASLESS PERIOD   City Council Refuses to Grant Ad: yance in Rates from $1.00. te

GAS FAMINE FOR CLINTON NOW FACED   Workers Vote To Quit At Noon On Friday.

CLINTON FACES GAS STRIKE NOK   Employe Refuses Raise in Wages, Are to Walk Out Friday They Tell City; Council Refuses to Advance Rats To $1.35 Per Thousand Cubic Feet

GREATEST -BATTLESHIE   Goes Into Commission  To- day—The. ‘Tennessee the ’ Latest Thing. in Super- Dfeadnauchts. 

Suppr' Dreadnaught: Tennesset is Officially Commissioned in: Brooklyn .N Navy Yard...  lo. cece 4 tm owner

TENNESSEE, THELATEST THOUGHT IN LINE OF A BATTLESHIP, LAUNCHED FROM. BROOKLYE . YARDS

GIANT BATTLESHIP . INTO COMMISSION AT BROOKLYN YARD      Superdreadnaught, ‘Greatest Fighting Machine in Navy, ~ The Tennessee, Cost  $70.000.000.

BIGGEST BATTLESHIP  GOES AFLOAT TODAY   SUPER-DREADNOUGHT = TEN NESSEE . COST TWENTY MILLION DULLARS   Has New Development in Stee Fort from Which Activities % Are Dirceted

TENNESSEE IS BIGGEST SHIP IN THE WORLD   Super-Dreadnaught, Witl Newspaper and Movies Goes Into Commission a Brooklyn Today.

NEWEST WARCRAFT PUT IN COMMISSION   TENNESSEE REPRESENTS LAST WORD IN) ARCHITECTURE— MANY NEW DEVICES USED

BIGGEST, BEST BATTLESHIP IS COMMISSIONEL   U.S. S. Tennessee Put Into Service T his Afternoon

TENNESSEE, THE MOST POWERFUL BATTLESHIP ARLOAT. CONMISSIONE!   ELuge Vessel Built ‘at Brooklyn Navy Yard Represeuts Expenditure : of $).000,000, =

TENNESSEE IN   COMMISSION TODAY   Most Formidable Battleshi Afloat will be Formally Put Into Service During Day.

WORLD'S GREATEST onlP OF WAR COMMISSIONED AT BROOKLYN NAVY YARI   “FIGHTING BRAIN” IS NEW FEAT UKE OF MONSTER AMERICAN DREADNAUGHT,

20-CENT TAX FOR BACHELORS   Youngstown V/ants Unmarried Men to Pay Smai!l Sum Monthiy—Bsill Approved by City Couwncii.

PENALIZE BACHELORS.  Oblo Town Considers Levying a : §peclal!Tax on Them.  ‘Chee %

‘CARSON TO ORGANIZE FORCE   Uleter Unionist Leader Deciares He Will Protect District Against the Sinn Feiners.

an GAROUN 10 AEORGANIZE HIS VOLUNTEERS   Famous Ulster Leader Demands Prec tection from the Machinations of The Sinn Fein,

Suspicion of Roanoke Jail At tendants Aroused by Re fusal to Take Baths an Search Was Made.

NO DEVELOPMENTS ~NEW YORK ROM MYSTERY   Authorities Admittedly As Far From the Solution As: Fyap

MAKE NO HEADWAY IN BOMB MYSTERY   ALL LEADS FOLLOWED BY INVESTIGATORS PROVE FRUITLESS   President of Trading Company Says He Saw Suspicieus Lookmg Men on Spot

ONLY ONE CLUE TO EXPLOSION 15 FOLLOWED   Examination Of Fischer Throws no Light on N. Y. Bomb Blast

J.5, AGENT WITHOUT CLUE Td EXPLOSION   Authorities Far from Solution of Mystery Blast; Fischer Declared Insane and Rusgian is Released   sySTOM HOUSE PUT UNDER WEAVIEST GUARD IN HISTORY   Take no Chances Following Warning of Second Explosion Due Today

“DEATH WAGON” STORY THOUGHT POSSIBLE LEAD   Fischer and the Russian Released, Former at Bellevue and Latter Turned Loose Unconditionally.

AUTHORITIES ARE STILL IN THE DARK   As Far From Solution of th ‘Mystery of Wall Street Ex plosion as Ever.

WALL STREET BOMB PLOT IS STILL PUZZLE   Promising Clues Fail to De velope As Authorities Push Investigation.

Authorities Far from Solution of Mystery Blast; Fischer Declared Insane and Rusgian is Released   quSTaN HOWSE PUT UNDER WEAVIESY GUARD IN HISTORY   Take no Chances Following Warning of Second Explosion Due Today

Sleuths Ferreting Out Bomb Plotiers. Are Making Little Progress     Bystander Saw Three Men Hurry Away Prior to Great Explosion  Big Guard Placed About The Customs House  - <a

QUIZ GETTING NO RESULTS, OFFICERS WILLINGLY ADMIT   Customs House Placed Under ; Heavy Guard As Result cf Post Card Warning.   . CAUSE OF AN _ EPIDEMIC   In Lower Manhattan Numerous Employes Find Selves Kept At Home Today.

MYSTERY —— UNSOLVED   Federal and Polite Authorities & oi New York Still Working,

WALL STREET EXPLOSION REMAINS A MYSTERY   Edwin P. Fischer is sent te Hospital for Observation — Other Clues Promise Noth ing of Definite Nature.

POPE PRAYS FOR GIBBONS’ LIFT   RE-ESTABLISHES TRADITIONS OF PREDECESSORS BY CELEBRATING MIDNIGHT MASSES

ONE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Rock Island Freight Runs Down Motor Car, Carrying Bridge Workers.   Charles Bullock, Worker, Dead, and Foreman Con Sohl Seriously Injured.

ONE KILLED AND ONE INJURED IN CRASE   Rock Island Freight. Hits Car Car rving Bridge Workers Near Louisville, Neb.

CRUEL SEA GETS CREW OF YLL-FATED VESSEL   BODIES OF THOSE LOST ON PIRRIE BEING . FOUND — IT WAS ON FAMOUS SPOT THAT SHIP CAME TG THE END

LLINGIS. GOAL MINES CLOSED BY oTRIKE OF 70.000 ONY LARGRERS   STRIKES OF LABORERS UNAUTHO RIZED BUT APPARENTLY SPREADING RAPIDLY,

20,000 ILLINOIS MINERS ARE IDLE   UNAUTHORIZED « STRIKE ASSUMES: SERIOUS PRO. . PORTIONS,

MORE COAL MINERS STRIKE   Want Another Big Increase om  Wages In Southern Illinois Coal Fields.

STRIKE MAY CLOSE ALE ILLINGIS MINE:   Two Already Shut Down and Others Threatened by Unau thorized Strike — Over 20,00( Men Idle.

20,000 COAL MINERS ARE ON STRIKE TODAY   Shutting Down of Many Mines Because of Unauthorized Strike in Illinois is ‘Predicted In Many Sections of . That State. ;

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN OPENS AT GREENCASTLE   Dr. C. B. McCulloch, Candidate for Governor, Discusses Leading State Iccips

PARIS. NEWSPAPER ~— TS STILL HOPEFUL   Believes Exchang é~of Treaty Ratifi' cations Sti ossible by January §

TRYING FOR PLATFORM TO PLEASE LAFOLLETTE   Third Party Convention at Chicago Marks Time to Await Report on Platform.

LABOR PARTY GIVES INT0 THE 48 COMMITTEE   LIBERAL CONVENTION HOPES TO RETAIN LAFOLLETTE TO HEAD THE TICKET   (By United Press)

 Leaders Still Hope ‘That LaFollette Will Aeeept Leadership Of Rody   CONVENTION IS LATE IN GETTING STARTED   Delegates Believe Elements Will Stick Together And End Work Today

SINGLE TAXERD BOLT NEW PART)   REFUSE TO JOIN WITH OTHER ALLIED ELEMENTS.   LAFFOLETTE NOT A CANDIDATE   Disgruntled Senator Sends Refueal to Serve—Laber Group Is Said to Have Out-Maneuvered the Come mittee of Forty-Eight.

LaFOLLETTE DICTATES — 3rd. PARTY PLATFORM   Refused to Stand on: ye One Constructed Yesterday—Making av.Wew One Today—Forces     Working: Together.

PLATFORM WAS   A NEW PLATFORM #43 TO 81 WRIPFEN FOR THE SEXATOR.   Is Expected to Be Ready for Apyrov al of the Amalgamated Liberal Convention Today. .

Labor Party Pominating Unique Corference  At Chicago  we Sh MH   SINGLE 1AX PARTY

RADICAL GROUP IS IN CONTROL   Committee of 48 Opposed to Platform Drafted   LA FOLLETTE FROZEN OUT   Peacemakers Are Trying to Work Out Compromise

MORE. JOCKEYING BY THIRD PARTY POLITICOS TODAY  terenatancnccmeene sis emcee  Attempt To Get Solon  Ceen Uliernamean  A

DEATH SENTENCE PLEASES   Washington Murderer Thanks When Sentenced to Ge Hanged—. ms Killed Detective. ~ *”

DEATH SENTENCE PLEASES   Washington Murderer Thanks Judge When Sentenced to Be Hanged— Killed Detective.

AMERICA'S CUP WILL REMAIN THIS SIDE OF ~ THE ATLANTIC   The Resolute: Ontsalled the Shamroc! “TF in Every Siage of the Fin: oe. ish Race

Clearly Outsailing Sir Thomas Lipton’s  Boat, American Defender Flashes Across  Line With Challenger About One Mile. Astern: Victor Is Cheered By. Lipton   ANOTHER CHALLENGE EXPECTED

AMERICA’S CUP - STAYS INU, S.   Resolute Beats Shamrock in the Deciding Race for Trophy.   WAS LIPTON’S 4TH EFFORT   Defender Outsails the Green Sloot Decisively, Boat for Boat, in the Crucial Contest of a Tern. pestuous Series,

Resolute. Wins Race. ° and. America’ s Cup ' “Remains in America

RESOLUTE VICTORIOUS   BEATS SHAMROCK IN FINAI RACE FOR CUP   CONTEST RESTS ON WIND   Last Half of Event Is Race Against Time By Defender

BEST BOAT WON, SAYS SIR THOMAS   In Fifth Heat, Challenger is Mile in Rear ; Defender Flashes. Across Line.

Defeats: Shamrock in Fight to “Beat Time. Limit.   AMERICA’S CUP STAYS IN'U, S.   Trophy, Defender Outsails dts Green "Sigop Decisively, ‘Boat for Boat in. “the . Crucial. Contest—Was  so 4 ee Lipten’s Fourth Effort.

CUP STILL STAYSINU.S.   Resolute Beats Shamrock in the Deciding Race for Trophy,   WAS LIPTON’S 4TH EFFORT   Defender Outsails the Green Sloop Decisively, Boat for Boat, in the Crucial Contest of a Tempestuous Series.

RESOLUTE WINS FIFTH RACE AND CUP LIPTON TAKES DEFEAT IN MANLY SPIRN

iESOLUTE VICTOR i FINA, BONTEST   Highly Prized Trophy Will Remain in America.   eace HARD FOUGHT ONE   scivs  ome ‘Hour Time Limjt—Chal ienger About Mile oh when American Sloop Finches--Lipton to Challenge.

LAST DRIFTING MATCH FOR CUE   American Defender Wins Regatta 3 to 2, Outsailing Lipton’s Green Sloop   SERIES HARD FOUGHT   SIR THOMAS LIPTON LEADS SPECTATOR FLEET IN GIVING VICTOR THREE CHEERS.

RESOLUTE WINS AND AMERICA’S GUP CTAYS IN AMERICA    Am Very Sorry, but the Best Boat Won, Sir Thomas Lipton’s Remark.   DECISIVELY OUTSAILED GREEN SLOOP IN FINAL   Ten Miles From Start Defender Breezed Into a Lead Which She Maintained and Steadily Increased to the Finish Line.

Oup te fo Stay a3 dn Ameri ‘ica   Resclute .pcfoats “Shomrock i Fifth: Yacht. Raco—Lipfon to “Pry. Asin.

RESOLUTE WINS: TO KEEP CUP   JEFENDER OUTSAILS LIPTON’: SLOOP, LEADING BY MILE AT END ©

CUP 10 STAY TN AMERICA   LIPTON’S SHAMROCK DE. FEATED IN RACES   Great International Yacht Race Ends With “Resolute” The Victor.

RESOLUTE Witt FINAL RAGE FROM LIPTON   Defender Finishes the Course 13 Minutes 5 Seconds Ahead of Shamreck.

RESOLUTE WINS RACE; "AMERICA’S CUP STAYS   THE AMERICAN YPEFENDER CROSSED LINE BARELY WITHIN TILE LIMIT   sir Thomas Lipton Announces Hi Will Build New Chalienger and Try Again

RICK'S CUF OTAYS AT HOME: CHALLENGER ta \ NABLE TO WIN   efender Outsails the Greer Yacht in Three Races Out of Five: Last Contest : Hard Fought and Close.   NOTHER CHALLENGE EXPECTED IN 1922   Am Sorry But the Bes’ Boat Won,” Says Sir Thomas Lipton in Comment. ing On the Result.

SHAMROCK IV. LOSES OUT IN THE LAST RACE    Thomas Lipton, Game Sportsman, Fails In His Fourth Effort to Capture Trophy.   WILL BUILD ANOTHER BOAT FOR 1922   ‘I Was Beaten Squarely And Fairly By a Better Boat,” Says Lipton.

RESOLUTE SAVES FAMOUS TROPHY   Wins Deciding Race by Over ‘m. Thirteen Minutes, —   WADE GREATEST SHOWING

BRITISH BOAT AGAIN BESTED BY DEFENDER   Light Winds Favor American Yacht Which Easily Takes Deciding Contest Without Need of Handicap—Lipton Plans New Challenger.

RESOLUTE WINS CUP: LIPTON TO ~—TRYIT AGAIN   Challenger Outclassed in Final Race of ~ Yacht Premier

RESOLUTE WINS RACE;  AMERICA’S:CUP STAYS   THE AMERICAN DEFENDER CROSSED_LINE BARELY WITHIN TIME  EIMIT 4.7; °      Sir Thomas Lipton Announces He Will Build New Challenger and Try Agvain

RESOLUTE RETAINS CUP   Irish Baronet Doclares Challenge of New Shamrock In 1922.

THE YACHT CUP REMAINS HERE   SIR THOMAS LIPTON IS UNABLE TO LIFT IT.   RESOLUTE BEATS SHAMROC!   Last Heat Was a Slow Race, But the American Boat Demonstrated Her Superiority — Lipton To Try Again

 Deciding Contest for Precious i Trophy Was a Against Time.   “The Better Boat Won,” Says  ss Liptom; Will Challenge for Cun Again.

REQULUTE TAKES DEGIVING HALE   Defeats Shamrock in Fight te Beat Time Limit.   AMERICA’S CUP STAYS IN U. S.   Trophy Defender Outsails the Green Sloop Decisively, Boat for Boat in the Crucial Contest—Was Lipton’s Fourth Effort.

PASSES AWAY   Prominent Veteran of Civil War and Respected Citizen Passes Away at Homein Marshall.

MADE FINE oHOWING   WOMEN ARE CONGRATULATED LCPON FIRST TRIP TO POLLS.   Very Few Ballots Spoiled as a Result  of Careful) Prepatation.

MADE FINE: SHOWING   . i ARR CONGRATULATED ST TRIP TO POLLS,              ve ery. Few Hullots Spolted as a Re of Ciireful Preps uation. i

MISS ZIMMERMAN TAKER STAND IN HER OWN DEFENSI   Young Woman Chargec with Murder Tells Her Life Story.

IGHTING BREAKS OUT ANEW   Two Sinn Feiners Killed, Bringin Death List Up to 13

MARY PICKFORD AS “THE HOODLUM” HAS MARVELOUS COMEDY PART IN GREAT PLA’

MARY PICKFORD AS “THE HOODLUM”   Screen Adaption of “Burkses Amy” by, Julie M. Lippmann Is Riot of Humor

‘Republicans Will Force Cloture Rule to Get Action on Treaty.   OTHER BILLS PENDING CAUSE FOR “SPEED”   Hone to Make Record Before Convention and Following Camnaion,

TREATY OUTLOOK: FOR NEXT WEEK   President Wilson had. a Long Talk with Seeretarv Tumulty Today   ‘ACTION TO BE TAKEN   See eee  Ee  Republicans say Ratification will Take Place Within Two Weeks

Democratic Senators Will Vote for Treaty With Reservations It Is Predicted.   SOME LEGISLATION : THAT MUST BE PASSED   And Now Held Back by Treaty Fight Cannot Be Postponed “Much Longer—Lodge and Underwood Agreed as toThis. ;

SPEAKER FOR NON-PARTISANS IS DRIVEN FROM TOWNSEND   Members of American Legion and Others Escort Organizer Duncan to Railway Station.

League Leader Driven Out of Town By Legior   Duncan Js Escorted to Train by Members at Townsend.

BARUCH FAGES- QUIZ FOR DUCK SHIPMENT   Charged With Shipping -Too Many Ducks From Georgetown.

ANOTHER REPUBLIC BOBS UP   Lienz Borough in Eastern Tyrol! Pro. claims Self Independent, v Vienna Reports.

NEW REPUBLIC ON HORIZON   Borough in Eastern Tyron Proclaims leself Indenendent.

SOMEWHAT HEFTY CHARGE.      Election Commissioners “Now Ca: todinns of Tel!-Tale  Batlot

SOMEWHAT HEFTY CHARGE.   Election Commissioners Now Cus todians of Tel'-Tale Ballots.

NEW HOTEL FOR RESORT   Ritz-Cariton Management to Erect Big Structure On Board Walk.

BONUS OF $30 PER MONTH IS SOUGHT BY VETERANS OF WAR      FORMER SOLDIERS ASSERT THAT BIGURE REPRESENTS MONEY SOLDIERS COULD HAVE SAVED

BONUS ASKED BY EX-SERVICE MEN   Thirty Dollars for Each Month’ Service is Advocated   OUR MEN HAVE SUFFERED   any Lack Proper  Winter Clothing by Insev

BiG BONUS ASKED BY VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS   LOANS BY THE GOVERNMENT FOR PURCHASE OF FARM LANDS RECOMMENDED.

30 For Each Month’s Service, With. tional $100 for Overseas Serv Would Not Entail Expenditure: yond Resourees of Govt:

RUMORS HAVE BEEN DENIED   Canadian News Print Mills Said to Be Running at Capacity 

Paper Mills Running at Full Capacity ‘ and Bulk of Output Coming to United States. .

CZECHO-SLOVAKIA PUTS DOWN REDS   Effort to Seize Power Proves Futiie.

SEEK GOVERNMENT OVERTHROW   Communists in Crecho - Slovakia Make Attempt. Bat Fail.

COMMUNISTS FAIL IN THEIR PLAN   GOVERNMENT OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS TO STAND.

REDS’ EFFORTS TO OVERTHROW SLOVAKIA FAIL   Government Emerges From Fortnight of Turmoil in Strong Position.

CZECHS FOIL RED REVOLT   Communist Uprising {fs Completely _ Crushed and the Leaders Put in Prison,

POULTRY TRUST IN PROBE   Alleged New York Combination In vestigated on Orders of Mayor Hylan.

PROBE N. Y. POULTRY TRUST   Atleged Combination Investigated on Ordare af Mavor. —

Alleged New York Combination Investigated on Orders of © Mayor Hylan,

EX-KAISER’S SON KILLS HIMSEL   Prince J oachim Shoots Him. self in Bed; Recently Divorced from Wife.

PRINCE SUICIDES AND KAISERIN   MOTHER IN CDITICAL CON DITION AT HOLLAND RETREAT,

STRIKE, MAY BE ENDED SOON.   Farly Settlement of Walkout at Columbus Believed tmininent.

HARDINGSPEAKS TONIGH   Announces Political Conferences at Marion for December 13.

TO: VISIT FLORIDA   President - ‘elect. Harding After Spending . Christmas at Marion Will   Speaks: sin ithe: Tabernacle at: at ‘Tenight-—Is  On: His Way Heme

SUFFRAGISTS: ARE” OPTIMISTIC.   Tennessee Governor Says Adoption of Reaulution in Assured.

SUFFRAGE SURE OF SUCCESS I$ BELIE!      70V. Roberts Declares Tennes. see Legislature Will Ratify Federal Amendment Today.

SUFFRAGISTS ARE OPTYSIISTIC   Tennessee Governor Says Adopuon o} Resolution is Assured,

Leaders‘Are Optimistic Over Tennessee Outlook For Suffrage Acceptance

TENNESSEE WILL RATIFY SUFFRAGE SAYS GOVERNOR   Legislature Will Vote on the Proposed Amendment Today.

SAYS SUFFRAGE WILL WINTODAY   30V. ROBERTS, OF TENN., ANI SUFFRAGE LEADERS PRE. DICT VICTORY.   Tennessee Legislatuie to Decide Whether That State Will Give Vote to Women Throughout Nation in Presidential Election—Would Ee 36th State and Make Amendment Effective.

TENNESSEE WILL DECIDE SUFFRAGE QUESTION TODAY   Gov. Roberts Sure the State Will Adopt Amendment.

RUSSIA BREAKS OFF NEGOTIATIONS: WITH. FIN   Russian Soviet Envoys Reject Finland's 's Commercial “Proposals, +

Russian Soviet Envoys Rejected Finland’s Commercial Proposals.   Saying That Russia Could Do Without The Commercial Agreemant.

JURY STILL OUT IN TABOR CASI   NEW INVESTIGATION WILL Bi STARTED REGARDLESS OF ITS VERDICT

CROWN NEW CORN KING   Indiana Man Raised Prize Corn of Courtry in 1920

LATE NEWS FROM KIEV   BOLSHEVIKI CLAIM CAPTURE OF VILLAGE NEARBY—REPORT OF OTHER GAINS.

POLES GOULD ENTER KIEV BUT WILL GIVE UKRAINIANS HONG   Other Red Stronghold: Fall to On-Rushing Pole Army

REVISION BOOSTS CHICAGO   Corrected Census Figures Show the Windy City’s Population Is 2,701,705,

REVISION BOOSTS CHICAGO   Corrected Census Figures Show the Windy C Population Is 706,

POX AND HARDING ARE ASKED VIEWS ON VOLSTEAD AGT   IDENTICAL Qt ESTIONS ARE SUB MITTED E oer ALOON PENG C

TAY LEAGUE PROBES NOMINEES ON HOW ~ TREY WILL STAND ON LAW ENFORCEMENT

Harding’s Liquor Stand Is Vote for Volstead ActHe Tells the Dry:   Republican Nominee Gives His Position in Answer to Telegram,

STAND ON LIQUOR ISSUE.   Harding Says His Vote An. swers Question —- No Reply From Cox.

QUIZ CANDIDATES ON VOLSTEAD LAV   Attitude of Harding and Cox or Modification of Prohibition Enforcement Act Sought

HARDING-REPLIES TO “DRY” QUERY      Governor Cox Silent on Question of Liquor Stand Put to Both Candidates.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE QUIZZ TO CANDIDATES   Want to Know What Attitude Will Be on Volstead. Act—Harding Points to His Vote.

SENATOR HARDING REPLIES TO ANTI-SALOON. LEAGUE   iNo Answer Has: Been} Received From Governor Cox.

1132. HAITIANS DIED IN 298 FIGHTS WITH AMERICAN MARINE:   Major Tarner Says 1 7,000 Bandits Have Been in Field. Since 1919.

Red F lag of Harvard Club Starts Washington  _ - Bhaarte tr Palnitintine

CAPITAL IN A PANIC, MISTAKING HARVARD CLUB AS ‘RED’ PARADE   (Ry Associzted Press Leased Wire )

CONGRESS ENDS WORK SATURDAY; REGESS JUNE   No New Legislation Will Be Considered After May 15.   WATCH CONVENTIONS   Cummins-Esch Bill and Appropriations Major Points.

CONGRESS QUITS UNTIL AFTER CONVENTIONS   HOUSE TO HOLD TENTATIVE SESSIONS TO CONSIDER CONFERENCE REPORTS   MUCH NEW WORK IS EXPECTED LATER

Congress Will Take Recess For  Big Conventions   Work Is Practically Completed Now Until After Political Gatherings   ‘JUNE 5TH IS DATE FOR FORMAL END   Biggest Matter Attended Tx At Present Session Was Railroad Bill

Gentlemen’s Agreement is Reached In House to Act On Conference Reports Only After May 15—Bonus Plan Laid Over Until  Afkiae Canvantinne

COAST-TO-COAST FLIGHT IS PLANNED   Aviators To Cross Country With: tm ee Ene Hours.”

TO FLY FROM COAST TO COSI   Attempt Will Be Made To Cover the Route In 24 Hours On February 22.

CRISES FACED BY BRITISH SOLONS   lrish and Strike Situations Before Parliament Today   WALKOUT QUESTION FIRST   Struggle ®etween Government and Miners is On

FACING TWO GREAT QUESTIONS   ENGLISH PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED AND FACES THE STRIKERS AND THE [RISH,

~ DEBATED   That and. Irish Question _. Now Confronting ”  Folamf

EBERT MEETS FRENCH ENVOY   Ambassador Presents Credentials and Promises His Aid.

FRENCH ENVOY MEETS EBERT   M. Laurent Presents Credentials— Promises to Aid Germany in Rehabilitation,

TEACHERS QUIT SCHOOLS   Miguves Show at Least £-£0,000 Haye ‘Lett Their Schools During  Past Year.

ALLEN DEFIED TO DEBATE WITH GOV.L.J.FRAZIER   KANSAS GOVERNOR CHALLENGED ‘TO DEBATE ON INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW

GUNFERENGE (3. ON   INEIANA METHODISTS HAVE KEYES ON RE HMONTD.   Preliminaries of T7th Session  North * ‘ ‘ . i Jidiana Conterence Sunday.

DEMAND INVESTIGATION OF KILLING OF NEGROES   One Lynched and Vive Others Burned When They Insisted on Custing Vote.

CALL STRIKE  “IN VERA: CRUZ      Government - vi : tion’ Inetituted Agi 7 -‘tators Are Few‘

GENERAL STRIKE IN VERA CRUZ   Will Take Action Against Al. leged Bolsheviki in Mexico

ENERAL aT HIKE UALLED FRIDAY IN VERA GiUZ   GOVERNMENT WILL INVESTIGATE AND DEPORT FOREIGN AGI. TATORS IF DISCOVERED.

WILL AUCTION ASTOR PROPERTY   Six Million Dellars’ Worth of Land in New York City to be Sold.

VOYAGE WITH Z00 TURNS OUT TO BE JUST ROUND (IF DANGER AND TROUBL

VILLAREAL MAY ~ TAKE: PRESIDEN   THREE YEARS:            “and, the People” Will Choose-Bos— “tween. Obregon and ‘Gonzales’. ~

CARRANZA ESCAPES   Breaks. Through. Rebel Lines Near San. Marcos, Report” to Vera Cruz Says.   AFTER A 5-DAY FIGHT   Has Fled Into Mountains in the Southeast Accompanied “by 1,000 Men.   Murguia and Urquizo Stand Fast to Retard Pursuit of Retreatne President.   BOTH SIDES LOST HEAVILY   General Torres, Rebel Leader, Slain -~Airplanes. Aided Federal: Troops in Battle.

EAICAN REBEL CHIEFS. AGRE “OU WLLEBREA       Favored by Both Gonzale: and Obregon for Provisjonal. President.   AMERICANS ON COAST   No Request for Recognitior to Be Made Until Government Is Established.

REBEL LEADERS WORKING IN ACCORD, REPORTS SHOW   Hiuerta Expected

VILLAREAL CHOICE OF MEXICAN VICTORS   Gonzales and Obregon Join in Announcement   ‘Congress Called for Election of  Provisional President

WILL OUPERVISE THE ELECTION OF NEW PRESIDENT   Villareal Exile in ElPaso  for 3 Years, Slated for Provisional Office.

0 A ANTONIO VILLAREAL   Extra Session Mexico Congress Calied to. Name Provisional President   CALDERON, ANCONA AND TREVINO ARE CANDIDATES   American Consul at Vera Cruz Ar ranges for Departare of Por os: \board Cartanza’s Train, Unde Flag of Trice—Matameoras sur renders to Revolutionists,

Remnant of Army Loyal to President Makes Determined Stand Near San Marcos in State-of Puebla: Rebels Outnumbering Federals Heavily; Fight Four Hours   SOON TO ELECT NEW PRESIDENT

REBEL LEADERS AH IN PERFECT ACCORD   BOTH GONZALES AND OBREGON INDORSE VILLAREAL FOR PRESDDENCY,   CONGRESS WILL MEET SOGN   French and British Cruisers Arrive at Vera Cruz to Give Protection.   CARKRANZA MAKES ESCAPE.

bat Publish Statements in Mexican Capital   of Congress to Name Provi. sional Executive Who Wil! rvise Elections and ‘Rule Until December 331 When New President Should Assume Office. Several Can didates Alreadv in Field

TWO LEADERS IN AcCoRD.   fonzales and Obregon Reperted Working Hand in Hand.

MEXICAN REBELS LAYING PLANS FUR FALL ELECTION   Provisional President Will be Chosen Soon   CARRANZA’S FATE IN DOUBT   RBULETIN

EBERT’S TROOPS AND REDS FIGHT IN RUHR WALLEY   ‘Conditions Serious There--Ger. -tnany Violates Treaty Terms. —by Occupying Districts~  GREAT DISORDERS; 8,000 ALREADY SLAIN

Fierce Fighting in Environs of Fiume With Heavy Losses   D’ Annunzio’s Troops Transform Houses in Public Gardens Into Machine GunNests; Barbed Wire Barricades.   D'ANNUNZIO'S DEATH DENIED.

D’ANNUNZIO INJURED SLIGHTLY, FIUME 1° UNDER HEAVY SIEGE   Report that Italian Poet Was Killed Has Been Officially Denied.   EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO CITY   Casualties of Regular Troops Reporied at Thirty Dead and 100 Wounded.

ne a ee a pee — a  D’ANNUNZIO WOUNDED BUT — REPORT OF DEATH DENIED

POET-SOLDIER HURT BUT SHOW GOES ON   REPORTS OF D'ANNUNZIO’S DEATH PROVE GREATLY EXAGGERATED   FIERCE FIGHTING--FEW FALL   Regular Forces Reported About to jake Fiume, sut Gabriele Still Holds On,   Reonlare Take Priegnere

FIUME BESEIRED   Fierce Fighting is Reported to Have Taken Place in Environs of City.   LOSSES TO REGULARS BELIEVED VERY SEVERE   Reports of Death of Soldier Poet Spread Rapidly Through Venice.

REPORT POET 1S DEAD DENIED IN NEWS DISPATCH   D’Annunzio Said To Have Been  Only Slightly Wounded, But . Message Sent To Rome States 1 He Was Killed At Fiume.   CITY IS NOW. UNDER FIRE

NOT KILLED BUT nEceHES WOUND   Defender of Fiume’ Unable ‘to. . Meet Terrific Bombardment of His Stronghold ®      NAVAL: GUNNERS DIRECT... FIRE ON. BARRACKS: ‘ONLY   Capitulation of Fiume’ Expec ted . in Few Days as Attacking Force: Superior

PAYS TRBUTE TO EMORY OF ABE INED   Dr. Leale Recalls the In. cidents of LinesIn’s > Death.   He and Robert Lincoln Only Ones Now Livine Who Witnessed The Leath.

RADICAL STRIKE LEADERS. -. ARE BEING ARRESTED BY =’ THE FRENCH GOVERNMEN’   Miners’ Executives 'n Center of Country’s <:Greatest Coal Fields Order Their Men to ’ Stop Work; Cabinet Meets Again

HEARING FOR UnIENT'S CLAIM FOR HG GOVERNMENT LOAN   HEARING JUNE 3 AT WASHINGTON TO BE ATTENDED BY WEST TEXAS COMMITTEE,

FARMERS’ INST, AT HEADLEE   GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR FEBRUARY 10

CASS TOWNSHIP TO HAVE INSTITUTE   Afternoon and Evening Session  Wil Be Held—State Speakers   On Program.

WOMEN ENLIST TO FIGHT FOR POLISH CAUSE   Students, Scouts And Young Girls Answer Appeal Of Country For Help.

REDS ADVANCE ON POLAND   EVEN WOMEN ENLIST IN ARMY   Boy Scouts and University Pro. fessors In Battle To Defend Homes.

POLAND PERILED: ASK VOLUNTEERS   Girls Join the Army as Reds Pust Ahead.   STUDENTS RALLY TO COLORS   Republic Calls for Aid From the Peo pie as Bolsheviki Sweep Forward— Nation's Fate at Stake, Says Manifesto.

WISSES IN TEENS QIN WITH MEN TO HALT RED HORDES   Students, Teachers, Ma trons and Servants Volunteer Service.

POLISH VOLUNTEERS OFFERING SELVES   Teachers, Students, Boy. Scouts and Those Whose Occupations Excuse Them From Service Included.

BOY SCOUTS AND STUDENTS AUS TA GHEGK REDS   ‘Condition of Poland Critical as i Bolshevik Army’s Advance  ‘ Goes Unchecked   SOCIALISTS DECLARE Tucy will Alp DEFENSE   Parades of Girl ‘Recruits it Warsaw Arouse Enthusiasm Along Main Streets

‘WOMEN RECRUITS FLOCK TO- POLISH ARMY. WHILE REDS MENACE -COUNTRY

POLES FACING — ANNIHILATION BY RED HORDES   Women Respond to z Call for Volunteers to Repel Reds

REDS PERIL POLAND: VOLUNTEERS ARE ASKED   Girts Join the Army as Red Cros: Forces and Push Ahead-— Students Rally.

POLAND IS AROUSED TO MEET A CRISIS     CIVILIANS FLOCK TO ARMY CALL OF COUNCIL OF DEFENSE   Bolshevik Troops Have Crossed the Beresina in Large Forces Recently ;

BOLOHEVIK! IN FORWARD SMASH AUUTE TRE PLE   Cross Beresina and Clain Successes On Southern Flank of Poles.   Polish National Council of Defense Sends Out Call for Volunteers.

WOMEN RUSH 10 Ald POLAND   Hunreds of the Fair Sex En list to Repulse the Bolsheviki.

ALLPOLAND TO — ARMS; GIRLS JOIN   Students Are’ Rallying, as Red Peril to Republic increases,   NATION'S FATE <AT STAKE   Manifesto lesued by National Council of Defense Says Struggle le Aginst Bolshevism Rather Than Against Russia.

Women and Girls Volunteei Services as. Advance of Bol sheviki Along Wide Front Grows Menacing.

CRITICAL CONDITION   Volunteers From Every Side Try: ing to Help the Poles.   A SHORTAGE OF SOLDIERS   Bul Many ace Coming to Froul in Time of Need to Proiect Couniry.

Hents Are Rallying as Red  Peril to Republic Ini creqses.   “IONS FATE AT STAKE   yfesto Issued by National Council  Defense Says Struggle is _ Aginst Boishtvism Rather  4 Than Against Russia.

POLES REGRULT AR OF WOMEN TO SAVE RATION   Volunteers Pour in From All Sides to Aid Country in Peril,   UNIVERSITIES CLOSE   Civilians From All Walks of Life Flock to the Standards.

POLAND IN ARMS TO DEFEAT REDS; WOMEN ENLIST   Whole Country Rises U; Against Offenders— Ask Peace.

SOVIET TROOPS SMASH THROUGH POLISH FRONT   Women Answer Call to Arms and Volunteer for Service

DUST BLAST INJURES GIRLS   Seventeen Seriously Burned at Manitowoc—Four May Die.

ALUMINUM FACTORY BLAST INJURES 17   SCORES OF GIRLS ARE PERILED BY FLAMES FOLLOWING BURST OF DUST COLLECTOR; FOUR MAY DIF. .

SEVENTEEN GIRLS ARE. INJURED IN EXPLOSION   DUST COLLECTORS OF ALUMI NUM PLANT BURST SETTING FIRE TO CLOTHING. “~~

FLAMING DUST BURNS GIRLS   Explosion at Kianitowoc. Wis, Sets Workers’ Clothing on Fire—Four May Die.

SURGEON GENERAL EMPHASIZES NEEF   States Necessity of World-Health Or ganization ‘10 Comkat Epidemic cf Tvpkus and Bubscnic Plague.

TYPHUS, BUBONIC, FEARED.      New Scrgeo: General, Dr. Hugh & Cumming, Returns from Study in Europe.

INVESTIGATE RELATION OF H.C. L. AND AMASSED WEALTH   IS PROPOSED IN A RESOLUTION INTRODUCED BY SEN. WELCH OF WMASSACHESETTS

14 CANDIDATES PLACED BEFORE CONVENTION oY THE DEMOCRATS   Nominating Speeches Completed, the Delegates Run Out of Business Pending Ronnrt on Resolutions,   WAR AGAINST McADOO CONTINUES TO RAGE   Irish Platform Plank Is Exnected to Cause a Hol Ficht: McAdoo, Cox and Palmer Are “Big Three,’

BALLOTING HAD TO WAIT UNTIL PLATFORM CAME   Candidte Managers Didn’t Want t Go Ahead Until Resolutions Were Brought in.

Nominating Speeches Are Only Events of Session Yesterday; Await Platform   Motion to Proceed to Balloting Without Committee Report Not Voted on.

BRICF otoulON  OtEo BATON OF  NAMES PUT UP   BRING CLOSE TO NOMINATING   DAVIS AND OTHERS UPON LIST—ADJOURN TO + EVENING i

14 DEM PACERS READY FOR THE BALLOT EVENT   Dem Stables Include Paddock _ Of Dark Horses and Many Lesser Lights.   BIG THREE LOOK BEST   McADOO, COX, PALMER RUN FAVORITES OVER REST OF THE FIELD

FOURTEEN MEN “FACE BARRIER AT CONVENTION   Four Are Added to List at an Early Session  Yesterday.

BRING CLOSE TO NOMINATING   DAVIS AND OTHERS UPON LIST—ADIOURN TO 3 EBYENING iG

ABSINTHE COMING BACK   Old Drink “Under New Names Found Again in France

ABSINTHE COMING BACK         Nd Drink Under New Names Found Again in France

PEOPLE FEAR  BLUOSHED A 1 MEN GD BEFORE JURY   Ten Thousand Furtive Eyes Show Terror in West Virginia   MATEWAN AFFAIR MAY BE RE-ENACTED   Regular Troops Keep Camp in Valley; Search Those Who Enter Court

POLES PUSHED BACK   RUSSIANNS HAVE ADVANTAGE IN HEAVY FIGHTING TODAY,   The Soviet. Troops Have Occupied au Number of Villages—Peace i Parley {s Tuterrupted,

Heavy Fighting Continues .in vi cinity Lemberg—Wrangel’s  Diwxnsxnccs Becht Wee

RUSSIAN ADVICES CLAIM VICTORIES   Declare Wrangel’s Army Was Annihilated.

MRS GLENDOWER EVANS ARRESTEL   Persisted in Speaking ir Spite of Norwich Mayor   Civil Liberties Union to Make Case Test of Free Speech

National and State Republican “Leaders Reported to Have Objected to Expnision   _Matter Probzbly Will Be Acted On Before Snecizi Session of Legislature Meets Tonight

nr, mmm eal MAY LET OUSTED SOCIALISTS IN. End to Fight_ on New York Five Is

MAY LET SOCIALISTS RETAIN THEIR SEATS   New York Republicans to Decide Course Today

SOCIALISTS WILL GET SEATS   Kepublicau Leaders KRetose to Be  Parties to Their Ousting.

SOCIALIST ASSEMBLYMEN   Re-elected Will Probably Bi Permitted to Take Seats.

TWO SCHOONERS GRASH ON ROCKS   Steamer Willpolo Ashore on Shovelful Shoal   Charles H. Trickey and Mary E, Olys Wrecked at Cape Porpoise, Me

ROUGH SEA-HAMMESING SCHOONERS TO PIECES OFF THE MAINE COASI   Twa Vessels ‘Are Wrecked ' i Trying to Make. Harber’ ing Thick. Weathes:

RADICALS CALLED MENACE.   Labor Leaders Who Are Trying to Draw Unions Into Polities, Attacked.

Gov. Cornwell Against An Man Who Pledges Himsel to Any Class---Kansas Ex ecutive Also Speaks.

Secretary of State Rebuked By President For Calling Cabinet Meetings.   INVESTIGATION IS SUGGESTED   President’s Letter Believed Acknewledgement that He Was Unaware of What Happened During II ness—Developments Awaited,

Quarrel Marks Second Time President Has’ Split With Secretary of State

FIRST GUNS TO BE FIRED IN CONVENTION   Democrats Are All Set For Big Event at San Francisco. __ Ef. forts Made to Incorporate Important Plank.

LOOKING FOR A LIGHT VOTE IN’ MASS. PRIMARIES   Interest Centers in the Contest for Republican ~~ Delegates-at-Large.

VOTERS EXPRESS PREFERENCES AT THE PRIMARIES   Massachusetts, Ne w Jersey and Ohio Vote On Party Leaders.

3 CANDIDATES IN STATE ARE N. B   With Nomination of Blaine Assured, Interest Centers on Platform.

ATTY-GENERAL AND TREASURER ARE REGULARS   JOHN J. BLAINE NOW LEADS ROY P. WILCOX BY NEARLY SEVEN. FIVE HUNDRED — JOHNSON AND MORGAN W.

LEAGUIERS MAY CONTROL PARTY   Wisconsin Republicans Fear Loss of Power at State Convention.   BLAINE INCREASES LEAD

SOVIET REGAIN TOWN OF OMSK      German and WHancarian Prisonera  On Side of Bolaheviki.

EAIOTENGE IN AGE NOTED FOR MECHANICAL ANG OUIENTIEIG ACHIEVEMENTS

REPUBLICANS ~ CANHOLD PRIMARIES   UNOFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTES SHOW SUFFICIENT NUMBER CAST IN ELECTION.

SLAYERS OF FAMILY OF FIGHT VISITED HOUSE AFTER CRIME      TWO MEN SUSPECTED OF MUR. DERING NORTH DAKOTA FAMILY JOIN CURIOUS  NEIGHBORS i

Two Men Are Suspected of Murder of Eight   Both Mingled With Crowd and As sisted In Carrying Out Bodies. Are Being Observed

MURDERS ESCAPE.   Six Desperate Men Saw Way to Free. dom from Akron, Ohio., Jail.

STATE TROOPER IS SHOT.   Connellsville Man Also Wonnded— Both WH Probably Dic.

LESSENED BUYING AND TIGHT HONEY REDUCES PRICES         WICKES NEPORTED 1 TSR OF COUNTRY TRAVAGANT EY. ING STOPS   MOVEMENT IS GENERAL          Con hots Factor in Site Wd Prices  Up

TOROGEAN IN AEM SAY HERCHANT         utting of Prices Is Started By Big Department Stores In All Sections of the  Layee Ser

Cutting of Prices From 15 to 30 Pe On All Lines of General Me dise Is Sure Indicator’            . Financial Leaders

INDIANA SCHOOLS MUST NOT. ~ BE-ELOSED AT AN RARLY DATE   State Department of ‘Public Litrat Aton Issues Cantion to Trastebs.

HARDING HEADQUARTERS. SAY GOV, CONS CHARS  Of a $15,000,000 Republican Slush ri. J) Oe.) OCT... CDAD   Of a $15,000,000 Republican Slush Fond Has “Fallen Flat”   It Was Said Nothing Was Revealed That Was Not Already Known.

: ‘SS FOR "RELIEF FUND   Amounts Which Have Been 2 , Collected i in the Various * - Buildings   IN. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS          * Generous Response: .

1373.47 IN SCHOOLS FOR . BELIEF FUND   Amounts Which Have Been Collected i in the Various _ Buildings   IN PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS   Teachers and Pupils Highly Commended for Their Generous Response

QUT IE NAGED BY ANARCHY 1S WARNING CIVEN   New Orleans Cotton Man Declares Grave Crisis ls at Hand   RESERVE BOARD IS BLAMED BY THOMPSON   SAYS SLCORETARY OF TREAS. URY AND FEDERAL RE. SERVE BOARD ARE FIGHT. ING COTTON GROWERS.

FIRST STEP  IN THE RETURN OF RAILROAD: TO OWNERS   By the Appointment of a Division of Liaudation of Claims.

HINES MOVING IN BALL MATTEE   Preliminary. Steps Toward Re ~~ turn. of the Railroads to Their Owners.   LIQUIDATION CLAIM DIVISION IS NAMED   Max Thelen of California is Designated to Be Its irector.

Division of Liquidation Claims Appointed by Director General to Have Charge of Settling all. Claims. Between Carriers and Government.   WAGE CONTROVERSY END MAY BE AT HAND   Labor Leaders Express Satisfaction on Proceedings of Meeting Now in Progress Between Brotherhoods Hines at Canital

TAKES MIRST STEP   Director General ‘Hines Mado Initial Move in Proogan of Returning Railronds to Owners -

RIFLE TARGETS CONTAIN WHISKE}   BOYS FISHING. FIND “FULL PINTS AND SHOOT $570 WORTH OF WHISKEY INTO CREEK

 AMERICAN FIRMS MAY ' PURCHASE GERMAN DYES   ‘Textile Alliance , Will be Distribu “ tor for Government—Only Purchase Those Which are Not Produced in the United States,

Issues Pledge That Profiteering Will Be Stopped if He Is Elected   PEOPLE MUST PAY VAST SUM IF LEAGUE FAILS   rEN PAVED ROADS ACROSS CONTINENT CAN BE BUILD FOR COST OF NEXT GENER. ATION'S BATTLESHIPS,

SF rate  ‘Check Profiteering, {mpfr Transportation, Marketi and Limiting Cold”  Ctarara.       COAL MEN CALLED TO): TELL OF $80,000. FU            Governor Gives New “Leg as Moore Goes “Fishing in Michigan, =~

DEMOS SELECTING NATIONAL CHIEE   Election Of Other Officers On Committee On Slate; Suffrage Is Endorsed.

DEMOCRATS ASK ACTION,   Urge Old Southern States To In. -. dorsu Suffrage, .¢

DEMOCRATS MEET COX TO CHOOSE MANAGER’   National Committee Assembles ii  First Important Event Since   the Convention.   WILL DETERMINE MAIN FEATURES OF CAMPAIG?      Cox's Wishes to Be Paramount : With Roosevelt, He Will , Attend Meeting.   TO NAME NEW CHAIRMAN   Other Things on Today’s Calendat  “Include Campaign Tours and Finances...

DEMOCRATS TO CHOOSE OFFICERS   NATIONAL COMMITTE} ASSEMBLED AT COL UMBUS >   To Elect Commanding Officers and Determine Major Features of Campaign — E. H. Moore Refuses the Chairmanship.

HOMER CUMMINGS FAVORED AS FIELD MARSHAL FOR COX   Wishes of Gov. Cox Paramount in Selection of Campaign Manager at Columbus.   NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO PASS. ON FINANCIAL PLAt   Majority Attendance Only Is Expected and Many Prox. jes.Have Been Filed.

MOORE REFUSES TO BE MANAGER   Cox's Pre-Convention Pilot Won't Accept Job as National Chairman.

MOORE NOT TO BE COX’S MANAGER   Decision Definite and Final—Demo-. cratic Commitee Urges Adoption of Suffrage Amendment.

CUMMINGS MAY MANAGE DEMOCRATIC  LAMPAIGK   Edmund H. Moore Not to Accept) Chairmanship of Party   WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE HEARTILY INDORSED   Governor Cox and Secre tary. Roosevelt’ Attend Convention

ANOTHER ViCTIM OF FEVER IN STRICKEN CIT)   Source of Contamination Not Yet Ascertained Says Health Official   Change in Weather Causes More Pneumonia Cases

ANOTHER DEATH AT SALEM C   WHERE A TYPHOID . EPIDEMIC HAS BEEN RAGING,   Disease Checked With 519 Cases — State Emergency Board gives $5000 to Ficht the Epidemic.

SOLDIERS. OVERSEAS   SECRETARL SAYS A TOTAL OF 19,000 IN FOREIGN LANDS   (By ‘Uniled Press)

LAST FLU EPIDEMIC      Of Serious Proportions is the Opinion of Doctors.

SESSION PROBABLY CALLED NEXT WEEK   TWO MAJOR MATTERS ARE SET FOR CONSIDERATION BY LEGISLATORS.   HOBBY NONCOMMITTAL   Galveston Situation and Electiou Laws Are to Receive j Attention. al

Special Legislative Session to Open September 20th Now Looked for at State Capital   GOuEDOS Expectéd t to Submit Call, This! .. Weelestor Ast pen Suffrage bth Strike Situation in Galveston

HARDING TALKS 10 RAIL MEN   Marion Workers Gather At Poreh  ne ee eee  lO ANNOUNCE STAND  Oo nee  Eyes On Maine Eleetions Today

RAHRGADERS ARE AUDIENCE OF HARDING   Journey To Marion Af. ter Work To Hear Nominee.

on Railron Menv Hear Senator Hardi ne Bie age sent inar ory og      INOT COMING SO GOOD   And the Nominee i is Getting Ready to Take the Stump. ——Interest. in- Maine

RAILROAD MEN AT HARDING'S FRONT PORCH   To Hear Iilm Discuss Issuey Concerning Them, Also Eseh-Cummins,

RAJLROAD MEN  AT HARDING'S ~ FRONT PORCH   To- Hear Hiw Diseuss. Issues -Coucerning Them. . Also Esch*Carimins.

RAILROAD MEN 10 GATHER AT PORCH   ‘Marion Workers to Hear Pres:  idential Candidate Defend  Rail Law.   HARDING TO AID SENATORS   This Is Cause for Trip Into West as G. 0, P, Majority Menaced,

ROADS TOBERELD UP   COMMISSIONERS - SEND ROADS - OVER UNTIL NEXT YEAR.      County “May Hive to Send to Sears 7 Roebuck for Health Officer, 

ROADS TOBEHELOUP   ‘COMMISSIONERS SEND ROADS OVER UNTIL NEXT YEAR.   County May Have to Send to Sears. Roebuck tor Health Officer,

Y PERSONS LUot LIVES, dd HURT IN TRAIN GAGE   Head-On Collision Occurs Near Portland. Ore.: Disregard of Orders is Assiqned As the Cause.

Fight Killed, 38 Hart in Smash OFS. P. Trains   Disregard of Orders Held by Railway Officials for the Fatal Collision.

B KILLED WITH 08 INJURED IN TROLLEY GHASH   Disregard of Orders by Crev Said to Have Been Responsible for Wreck   TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-ON   Every Pagsenger in One Coach Either Killed or Injured by Collision

ELECTRIC TRAINS IN CLASH   EX¥ght People Killed and Thirtyeight Injured in a Collision Near Portland, Ore.

SULLIVAN BOY ATTENDS DINNER GIVEN BY KING   Frank Aydelotte Returns Afte Three Months in Europe in Interest of Rhodes Scholarship.

URGE SHORTENING ELECTION PROCESS   It Now Requires Almost Thre  Months to Elect a Chief Executive in Chile.

[0 SHORTER PROCEOURE IM ELERTIAG PRESIGERT IN SRILEAN REPUBLIC   NOW REQUIRES ABOUT THREE MONTHS TO CHOOSE NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE.

Metion to Reconsider the Vote Will Be Brot Up Next Week   THREE STATES LEFT   Talk of Women’s Party is Revived As Progress of Amendment is Stayed

TROOPS INTO CANCASUS   GREAT BRITAIN WILL SEND TROOPS TO PREVENT ‘THE SPREAD OF ROLSHEVISM      CLEMENCEAU HAS. RESIGNED AS PRESIDENT OF THE SUs PREME COUNCIL

Will Prevent Spread of Bolshevism Into Western _   WANT OTHER LANDS _ TO HELP IN WORK      Arne Wiis See and Other Nations Are Threatened

BOGUS CHECK MAN FLEECES 2 STORES OF GOODS AND CASH   Jacob Goldberg and A. Gold. berg Are Victims of ‘‘Honest-Looking’”’ Farmer — Woman and Child With Him.   GOT $51 AND CLOTHING

MERCHANTS FLEECED      Hanover Men Take Bogus Chocks From “Farmer.”

TWO WOOL RAYS.   Nest Monday and Tuesday Time to Make Deliveries.

AMUNDSEN HAS NOT GIVEN UP   Aretic Explorer Still Hae Hepe ef Reachina Nerth Pele.

AM OFF LUDINGTON   CREW OF THIRTY-FIVE AND J DOZEN PASSENGERS ARE TAKEN OFF.

1S IN PRISON   Assistant Secretary of Hercule: Powder Company Accused

NEGROES ARE SENT 10 RALEIGH BY A TRAIN EARLY TODAY   One Killed and Two Wounded ir Clash At Graham Last Night.   TOWN IS QUIETER TODAY   Negroes Are Placed in the State Penitentiary for Safe Keeping Early Today.

SAVED FRU ANGRY WiUb   Guardsmen Delivered Accused At North Carolina Pentier tiary   One Man Killed When Soldiers Fire On Mob About Jail

SAVED FROM SOUTHERN MOB   Three Negroes Are (laced in Peniten tiary of North Carofina For Safe Keeping.

ANGRY WOR   Guardsmen Delivered Accused At North Carolina Peniier tiary   One Man Killed When Soldier: Fire On Mob About Jail

eSHE TO TEST BURDICK LAW   Action Filed by Packers in Kansas City Vesterday.

KANSAS LIVE STOCK LAW TO BE TESTED   WILL FAVOR FRIENDLY CAN. DIDATES REGARDLESS OF POLITICAL VIEWS.

Doubiful if Two Thirds Vote Can be Secured on Any Compromise  on Ariicie (0

AGREE TO TAXING STOCK DIVIDENDS   Is New Plan for Raising Par’ of Money to Pay Cost of Soldier Bonus   STRONG OPPOSITION   Maximum Amount to Anyone Fixed at $500, Payable $50 Quarterly

A PLEA FOR LIBERTY BONDS. Senator Owens. Wants Lower Interes:  COS, SP CO a ate © a Oy A RES meme Cae

Polieved This Tax for Raising 7? Soldiers’ Bonus Will Be . Five Percent.   STRONG OPPOSITION AMONG REPUBLICANS      Maxizdum Cash Bonus Fixed at $500; Bill to Be Recorted Wednesday.

TAXATION OF STOCK  DIVIDENDS AGREEO 0   New Plan for Raising Part of Mone) to Pay Cost of Propose! Saldieor DPeliel.

SUCH IS PLAN NOW BUT THERE IS HINT OF SOME HOT OPPOSITION FROM REPUBLICANS, IN: PLAN — THE FINAL CHANGES IN THE BILL, AND FORM IT IS PROBABLY TO BE KEPT IN, DUE FOR SUBMISSION.

TAX WOULD PROVIDE FOR SOLDIER RELIEF   Republicans Propose to Asses: Stock Dividends to Raise Money For Ex-Service Man

Rate and Question of Retro: activeness Not Decided — Upon by Committee   AMENDING SOLDIER BILL   Expected That Bonus Bill: to - Be-Ready for Discussion In House, Wednesday

TAX ON STOCK DIVIDENDS.   Pleas New Proposed tor Raising the Seldier Boaea.

WOMEN FREED BY GREAT WAR   TURKISH WOMEN RECEIVE HONORS IN MANY LINES: REMOVE VEILS: ONE MIN . ISPER EDUCATION.

PANE AGH POSITION   Designation of Mrs. Halide Edib Hanem as Minister of Edu * cation in Mustapha Kemalis - Cabinet Evidences Chance

Strike Council Decides Against General Strike  Pending Negotiation

COLBY CALLS ROOT FOR MISSTATEMENT   ED  SECRETARY OF STATE  ACCUSES ANTI-LEAGUER OF DELIBERATE EVASION,

SERVES PARTY’ 10 EXCLUSION OF TRUT   Colby Says Root Knows H: is Wrong.

SECRETARY COLBY SAYS. ROOT WRONG   Asserts “Plait Misstatement of Fret” in Recent Address   DECLARES STATEMENT INVERSION OF TRUTH   International Court of Justice a “Lifeless Thing” is. ~ Claim of. States man

COLBY VIGOROUS ~ INATTAGK UPON ROOT STATEMENT   HALE SUSPECTS THAT REPUBLI CAN KNOWS WHAT HE SAYS IS WRONG.   SEEKING TO “SERVE PARTY   Directs His Reply Particularly to Wha Speaker Has Had to Say About Article 10 of League of Nations,

ROOT TARGET FOR ATTACKS   FORMER SENATOR SUBJECT or DEMOCRATIC WRATH.   COLBY AND COX BELABOR HIM   SRCRETARY OF STATE SAYS BB MISSTATES FACTS,   And Couples With it ‘Deelaration That He Prebably Kaewe It— Ridiewle Aimed at Court ef Justice Prejeet.

GOLBY FLAYS ROOT FOR MISSTATEMENT   SECRETARY SAYS PART SERYICE UPPERMOST IN MIND OF FORMER SENATOR.   INVERSION OF THE TRUTH   Article Ten Gives Vitality and Significance to League, He Declares. —

ROOT “ALL WRONG IS COLBY CLAIM   SECRETARY SAYS ROOT’S STATEMENTS WERE MPDE ONLY TO SERVE PARTY

COLBY ATTACKS AGOT ASSERTIONS   Declares  Statement. Regarding  Article Ten Is Complete”~  Inversion of Facts.

COLBY CHARGES OCT AWSLEADS   ‘Declares . Address I: “'Misstatement of  Beret ereertreerrnennemeien

LEAGUE NOI ACADEMIC THEME  GOLBY   Secretary of State, in Statement, Defends Article Ten: Declares It Makes the Pact “A Real Thina.’”’   NEW YORKER COMES IN FOR CRITICISM   Fears That the Only Point in Statesman’s Mind Was to Serve His Party, Says; Points Out Alleged Errors.

)FFICIAL FRENCH PARTY IS ATTACKED BY PRINCE JOACHIM IN BERLIN HOTEL

PAN-GERMANG START ROW AN BERLIN HOTEL   FRENCH ‘ATTACKED ON REFUSING TO RISE: FOR “DEUTSCHLAND . UBER. ALLES;” :

SESE NS Ne RN MN eM ON Nera Tan MT Ro OI  KATSER'S COUSIN IN A BRAWL.  Resenied Refusal of Frenchmen to Stand for “Deutschland Uber Alles.’'

JACOB RUBIN HITS VANDERLIP   Declares Oi! Man ks Press Agent for Lenine and Trotzky.

VANDERLIP RAPPED BY RUBIN   American Who Spent Ten Months ir Russia Says Oil Man Is Press Agent.

Gang Who Planned Diamond Special Robbery Are Hel:   Wife of Joe Dzant Communist Head Asks for Writ of Habeas Corpus Through Wife.

SAYS HARDING IS LIKE GLEVELAND   Writer Finds More Marks of Resemblance in Them Than Between Presidentelect and McKinley; Both Liked Fishing.   NOTED FISHERMAN CALM WHEN TARPON BREAKS HIS HOOK

HARDING RESEMBLES CLEVELAND   ACCORDING 70 TH . SIZEUP OF PORCH   Golf is Likely to Lose : ‘Devotee in the_ Nev - President.

BLAZE WRECKS SEAPLANES   Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Hangars at Bolling Field Station Near Washington.

SELI-DEFENSE PLEA AT TOMBSTONE MUST BE MORE SPECIFIC DECLARES SHE COURT   So Far Insufficient to Justify De: porlations During War; Amend Avowals.   PROSECUTION WANTS TO KEEP OUT EW. W. STENCH

eee CNN a me IS a eR  OLISH GOVERNMENT DISAVOWS = THE OCCUPATION OF ViLNA   Bolshevik and Polish Delecates to Sign Preliminary Peace Treaty Tonight—Armistice to Run 21 Days

TO RUN FOR 21 DAYS; 48 HOURS NOTICE NEEDED   Agreements Reachec on Boundaries; Poles Disavow Move.

ABOLISH FAMOUS CHICAGO MARKET   South Water Street Commasion Men Contribute $1,000,000 To Move Elsewhere.

Senator Cravens Places His Testimony Against Governor With VanNuys.   TAKEN UP IN NOVEMBER   Governor Says Action is What Should Have Been Done in First Place. ;

FEDERAL GRAND JURY WILL PROBE CRAVENS CHARGE:   ALLEGES RELATIONSHIP OF GOV GOODRICH AND COAL MINES OF THE STATE

TO INVESTIGATE CRAVENS CHARGES   Federai Grand Jury Will Probe Allegation of Unholy Alliance Between Goodrich and Mines   CRAVENS ASKS FOR INQUIRY   House and Senate Adjourn Until Afternoon to Caucus on Two important Bills

CHARGE GOES TO U.S. COURT   Senator Cravens Places His Testimony Against Governor With VanNuys.   TAKEN UP IN NOVEMBER   Governor Says Action is What Should Have Been Done in First Place.

‘AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM  ‘Belleville Chautauqua, August 5-10 With’ Strong  Program.

[AN EXCELLENT: _PROGRAM  ‘Belleville Chautauqua, August ‘ ‘5-10. With * ‘Strong’ ; Program... -

MAY TRY IT HERE   PROPOSTTION TO DO AWAY WITH SHERIFFS APE PRIMARY,   It Would Mean a Saying of More Than S300 to the County..

MAY TRY: IT HERE   PROPOSITION TO DO away WITH : SHERIFFS AT PRIMARY,       It Would Mean a Saving of More Than 3300 to the! Count

ALLIES MEAN “BUSINESS IN THE - KAISER’S CASE   Demand on Holland Enumererates’ Long List of Crimes Committed by Germans  , In the War   SAY KAISER RESPONSIBLE      Call Attention: tothe Fact That as Head of the German Government * He Was at Least Morally  To Blame. :

LIED REQUEST EXGHTES DUTCH   felief is Hxpressed at .The Hague Thut Measures. Will be Taken tec Induce Former Emperor Wiliam to Voluntarily Place Himself at TDhisnosal of KEntente.

FUGITIVE CAUGHT:   Alleged Assailant of Akron Woman Cantured in Swamno.

MOVE TO MAKE THEATERS PAY UP WAR TAXES   Revenue Collectors Sa; Some 5,000 Have Not  Turned Over Collec — tions from Patrons.

Theater Admission Taxes Must Be Paid   Five Thousand Movie Theatres, ts i+ Said, Have Failed to Pay the Gov. ernment War Tax,

00,000 MOVIES SAID 10 BE DELINQUENT   Charged With Failure To Pay Ad. mission Taxes Charged Patrons For the -Government.

THEATRES FORCED 10 REMIT ADMISSION TAX TO FEDERAL TREASURY   FIVE THOUSAND SHOW HOUSES HAVE FAILED TO MAKE PAY. MENT OF THIS TAX,

TO COLLECT THEATER TAX   Internal Revenue Collectors Instructed to Begin Campaign to Force Pzy,ment’ of Admission Taxes,

GOING AFTER THE TAXES   THEATERS SAID TO BE FAILING -TO PAY OVER WAR TAX COLLECTEP ON TICKET:

MOVIE OWNERS ~ MUST PAY U, S  ADMISSION T   Revenue Department is  tively at Work Making Plans to Colect Money T  Has Not Been Sent in by, "Theatres OChirnore.

ARMED GUARDS TO: PROTECT FREIGHT. CARS ‘AGAINST. RING ALLEGEDWHISKEYSMUGGLER

Millerand Opposes Government. al Intervention in. Walkout of Railmen

MILLERAND INTERVENES  IN RAILROAD WALKOUT   FRENCH PREMIER, HOWEVER COULD ONLY ADVISE ARBITRATION OF DISPUTE.

STRIKE STIRS FRENCH - BOVERNMENT TO ACTION   Premier Millerand Takes Haut _in Effort to Hetil tail. :        MAY TAKE AUTOMOBILES

PREMIER STUDIES STRIKE SITUATION   Millerand is Opposed to Gov ernment Intervention in Rail Crisis

GOV'T MEASURES ARE DISTATSEFUL   Premier Millerand Refuses tc Interfere Officially in Railway Strike.

‘DEAD IN $48.972 THEFT CASE   Accused Head of Boston. Hide Com nanv Takes Poison. Renart

DIES IN $48,972 THEFT CASE   Accused Head of the Great Western Hide Company ef Boston Takes Poison.

NAME HUNGARIAN 10 SIGN   oyertimcat Designates Wan to Sign Trenty Probably Not Before

TEXAS TROOPS SENT TO GALVESTON.      Will Deal With Situation Arising From Longshoremen’s Strike at Great Texas Warf System.

RAILROAD EMPLOYE IS .” ARRESTED FOR ROBBER   C. B. & Q. Mail Train Robbery Yields Thieves . $29,000 . .from- Registered. Mail.   ‘HE TELLS ‘ON “HIS PALS

CONFESSES THEFT OF MAIL POUCHES   Railway Baggage Employe Held After $20,000 Robbery at Omaha.

Geena"  Fete t Miele ero.  ioe,  “Rai il CAR AT MAH   Twenty Year Old Boy Tells Po Lice He Threw Pouches . Gui of Car.   $93,000 MISSING FROM MAIL   Eastern Detectives Mystified by Disappearance of Recistered Mail.

MEASURE WOULD LEVY TAK ON ALL BANKS’ DEPOSIT!   Operation of the Proposed Law, However, Would Exempt Few Savings Accounts.

BANK DEPOSITS TAX SUGGESTED BY CONGRESSMAN   Says It Would Raise Billion Dollars ‘Annually and Might Solve Problem

BILL WOULD STOP . . IMPORT OF GRAIN      Measure Fixes Tariff Rates on Foreign Shipments Into America.   TO REPORT BILL MONDAY   Plan to Tax Bank Deposits to Raise Revenue. One-Quarter Per Cent Levy on Funds in Banks.

QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT WOULD YIELD A BILLION   $12,127,000,000 Paic By Government; Legion Wants Bonus.

QUARTER OF PER CENT  TAXON ALL BANK DEPOSITS PROPOSED AS A REVENUE MEASUR      Will Net a Return of One Billion Dollars Annually, Author Declares in House

PLANNING TAX ON DEPOSITS IN THE BANKS   One Quarter of One Per Cent Suggested to Raise Billion

PROPOSES TAX... BEPUTON ALL BANK DEPOSITS   One-Quarter of ‘One Per Cent Is Antount Rep. Treadway Would Collect.   NET ABOUT“ $1,000,000,000   Bill Provides, For Collection at : . Time. the Deposits. Are Made.

LAK UN DANK DEPOSHTS [8 PROPUSED Bt  .  REPUBLICAN   Treadway Has Scheme te Encourage “Home Hoarding”   SAYS PLAN WOULD   NET BILLION A YEAR   Former Service Men Prefer Cash Bonus’ Rather Than Farm Lands

FAVORS EAXING BANK DEPOSITS.   Imposed Tax Would Net One Billion Dollars Annualy. Cooperative Companies Exempt.

FAVORS TAXON BANK DEPOSITS   MEASURE INTRODUCED BY REPRESENTATIVE TREADWAY   Would Affect National, State. Private  Banks. and Other Business Receiying Deposits.

h UN DEPOSITS OF ALL BANKS   WOULD ‘YIELD ONE BILLION REVENUE YEARLY.   AMOUNT WOULD BE ONE-FOURTH PER CENT   Collection of the Tax Would be Mace At the Same Time Money is Deposited Under Measure introduced by Rep, Treadway.

ARIZONA WILL RECLAIM ANOTHER DESERT VALLEY; TO IRRIGATE 85,000 ACRE

AN i)      85,000 Acres ‘of Paradise — Valley in the Great . Desert Will Be Watered, .

MEXICO ADOPTS NEW POLICY TOWARDS U. S.   Protests Against Alleged Misireatment of Her Citizens in This Country.

MEXICO DEMANDS AMERICA EXPLAIN   Carranza Government Protests Against Alleged Mistreatment of Mexicans.   LANSING DENIES CHARGE

MEXICO PLAYS AT TIT-FAR TAT   Files Protest With This Country Against Alleged Murder of Her , Citizens Here,

MEXICO WANTS REPARATION IN TEXAS ©   Recounts ‘Murders of Mexicans On  ‘Uz. S. Soil   Counter - Stroke to Lansing Demands; Gen. Murguia Revolts Against Federal Government, Report

Mexico Reported to Have Launched New Move; To Protest: Alleged Murders

MEXICO PROTESTS TREATMENT OF HER CITIZENS IN UL S   Evident Intention to -Protong Diplomatic Negotiations and to Put This  :. Government on Defensive if  > Possible.

CARRANZA TAKES HAND AT WRITING PROTESTS 10 U.S   MENICAN GOVERNMENT WRITES NOTE PROTESTING AGAINST MURDER OF MEX ICANS,   NOTE NOT YET RECEIVED   Protest Han Not Reached Washing. ton, Lansing Says-—Carranza Claims Mexican Murderers Are Not Punt ished.

MILLIONAIRE CREW      Big Danish Liner Reaches New York With 700 Passengers.

RICH CREW BRINGS IN LINER   Danish Bankers, Deetors, Teachers and Other Professional Men Bring in Steamer,

WOODMAN ANNIVERSARY.   Local Order Preparing for Tha Event in’ February.

WOGDMAN   »  . Local Order Preparing for Tha Event in Fébruary.!

TEST ALIEN LAND ACT   Suit to Decide If British Subject May Tuherit: Property in U. S,

DID NOT ACT AS A CONVO}   Reports Declared Base less by Chief of Presi' dential Staff

Forecast by the National Clothiers Convention.   TUR LOCAL WEATHER.

‘Everybody’s Talking About Our Beautiful Window Display of   Ed. Meyer

LOSS OF MEMORY BY (OWA MAN   Asks Sloux City Policeman te “Tell Me Whirl Am”

BEL!- SGHNEBLY NUPTIAL EVENT   Well-Known Couple “were Wed in Hagerstown, Md., Monday.

“ga redersl St, Greenteld, Mass Heating, Plumbing, Stoves, Range  4£a4enr..4   REAL ESTATE

¢ i Ny ¥. PEOK, , 22 Federal 8,’ hog: pu,  Mose.  Heating, Plumbing, Stov:' ~ "ge Genera] Repatring  ~  amanda   FOR SALE

CHARLES F. PECK, , i weaeral St., Grébnsicia, Mase, i" , Biembing, witenars  eiays ee

CHARLES F. PEOK, £2 Federal St., Greenfield, Mass. ‘Hepeing, Plumbing, Stoves, Ranges er1spi   REAL ESTATE  Ream a@at

cr G,ZTHS , PECK,   29 Fede. play, ;snfield, Mass, Li, ng Ly,  _Weating, Plumbing? “blfy General Repal.  ——  dq ne /   FOR SALE

ME PENALT) —— INNEW BILL   Crabbe Measure Places Punishment on Peddlers of Alcchol   MAY BREAK SMITH LAW  Whittemore. Majority Leader, Save One Percent Law Mav 3a

DEATH PENALTY FOR SELLERS OF WOOD ALCOHOL   Crabbe Enforcement Bill Con tains Drastic Provisions Where Results Are Fatal   BRILL NOW BEFORE SENATE FOR ACTION   Emergency Clause Is Agair Defeated In Honse—Vote Is 72 For, 40 Against

EMERBENGY IN GRARRE BILL It DEFEATED AGAIN   Wets Announce that a Ref. erendum Will Be Taken   NO TAX RELIEF BILL READY YET   Profiteering Problems Are Considered in the New Measures

MILITARISM BARS OUT “CEN WOOD   AS. PRESIDENTIAL QUANTITY  DECLARED SENATOR W. G. BARDING.   Ohio Senator Against Compulsory Military Training —-Government Extravagance is Menace—Defends Hie Manager.

MILITARISM      AS. PRESIDENTIAL QUANTITY: »: DECLAR pp. SENATOR’ We G 17 ADNING ae   Ohio Senator Against .Com - pulsory Military Training _ Government * “Pxtravagance is Menace—Defends His Manager.

BOY UNDER MURDER CHARGE   Coroner's Jury Holds Lad of 12 Fer Killing a Younger Child.

MORE FACTORIES SEIZED IN ITALY   Tramway Line Is Seized Tn Rome, Ten Offices In Turin

Street Railways In Italy Seized By Employees   Armed Reds Take Offices it Turin: Agitation Still Snreadine.

Fair Weather With CloudFlecked Sky and Slightly Warmer Breezes Greet the  Early Comers At Park.  CMR C ALITA NADU   GRIMES AND BAGBY ARE OPPOSING TWIRLER‘   Another Big Crowd Besieges National League Champions Home Field for the Titular  Strugole.

Hundreds Killed In ‘'.* IRailroad Acciden’   An Ov€rerowded Train Near Petro. prad!- Wrecked and Hundreds Re ported Killed.

MANY DIE IN TRAIN WRECK   Several Hundred Killed in Accident Near Petrograd.

BAD RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR PTRAGRAD   Report Says Several Hundred _- Killed by Overcrowding he of Train.

“MANY KILLED,   Several Hundred Killed and Injured in Wreck in Russia.

Hundreds Killed In _— . ‘Railroad Acciden   An, OVCrevowded. Train’ Near Petro grad” Wrecked and Hundreds Re ported Wilied,

! Several Hundred Persons  Are Reported Killed In ,Rail Accident

HUNDREDS KILLED IN RUSSIAN TRAIN WRECK   Helsingfors Dispatch Says an Overcrowded Train Wrecked and the Fatalities Will Run Into Hundreds With a Large Number Injured.

Petrograd R. R. Accident Costs Several Hundred Lives Says New Report

Ten Young Boys Are _ Held For A Series Of Robberies in Louisville

BLAME BOYS FOR 30 ROBBERIES   Louisville, Ky., Police Arrest * 10 Young Boys With Their 10-year-old Captain .   Believed to Be Perpetrators of More Than 30 Robberies {, Last Few Weeks

Louisville“ Scene. eof Thirty "Robberies  ‘in the Past. Few Weeks: sand. Ten Boys.. Are  ; ihe the Celingy “oth, of 10 Headed Gang

ADOPT “WESTERN: WAYS   Monogamy Penetrates Persin—Family Names are Used. ”

POLYGAMY DIES QUT IN ———-PERSIAAS COSTS RISE   Jealousy Characteristic of East. _ ern, Wives with Permeation of Western Ideas

 DON’T MISS THE SALE Of Georgette Waist. at Kreinson’ today. Adi

RICHEST INDIAN IS MARRIED   Bride Kansas City Woma! of 51 Years.   ELOPED FROM HENRIETTA, OK   Groom Worth Three Million— His Guardian Says He Will Have Marriage Annulled.

The Preliminary Work of Democratic Convention Went Off As Had Been Scheduled — Speech of J. Bruce Kremer, who Called Convention To Order Was First Gun Fired in Campaign.

THE DEMOCRATS _ IN CONVENTION   BIG CONVENTION WAS CALEER  TO ORDER AT NOON,    M‘ADOO LOOMS BIG   CROWN PRINCE DROPS PRE TENSE HE DOESN'T WANT  CROWN.   Chairman Commings Doesn't Likt the Republican Party a Bit and Doesn't Hesitate te Say So.

STYLES LEAGUE COVENANT: -ANBRLA’S MONROE DOCTRIN   ‘NATIONAL CHATRM: \N DELIVERS KEYNOTE WHEN DELEGATES TO a EAI ORAC ‘ATIONAL CON VENTION -ASSEMBLE IN SAN -.-¢ FRANCISCO FOR FIRST SESSION. 3

MCADOO Is LOOMING AS CANDIDATE  Anenat at Nomination   Will Accept Nominaticn Says Committeeman From Texas

JHE PROGRAM TODAY   heynote Speech and Announce nlent of Committees the Features

While the Silvery Notes. of the -. Bugle’s Call Thrilled Through the —  Ae, Democratic Delegations Arose —  - And Sang The Star Spangled Banner; © Corps of Marines Stood at Attention;  The 1920 Convention Making Histor,

Programme at Democratic National — “ Convention as Arranged for Toda:

THE PROGRAM TODAY          Se ae t Keynote Speech and Announce ment of Committees the Features ©

REPUBLICANS PLEASED OVER BRYAN STAND   Gov. Harding Points to Nation’s League Situation. True Americanism Issue.

REW     [ON OF BAND MEN   Veterans of 591h Had Big Time ; Carlisle.

REUNION OF BAND MEN   ‘Veterans of 59th h Had Big Time a Carlisle.

OBREGON NEW MEXICO HEAD   Report in London Says President Car. ranza Will Be Succeeded by General When He Retires.

CPPONENTS ATTACKED   Admiral Benson Says Certain Class Favors Foreign Interests

CLAIMS AMERICANS. BALK MARINE ISSUE   Chariman. of Shipping ‘Board Denounces -Men Aiding Foreign Interests.

‘ROW’ IS DESCRIPTION OF CAUCUS ACCORDING TO ONE OF SENATORS   No Agreement Is Rea ‘hed; Presi dent Endorses Position Taken , by Hitchcock

WILSON STILL STANDING FIR ON THE TREAT   He declares his position in letter to Senator Hitechcock today   LWELY CAUCHS LOCKED FOR      When Democratic Senators get together to talk over the pact

In a Letter to the Conference © Democratic Senators   His Position Unchanged—lInsists on Ratification of Treaty   Viscount Grey’s Letter Has Strength: ened the President's Position.

WILSON OUTLINES TREATY BELIEFS JO HITCHOCK   President Inisits _upor ‘Ratification with Noth ing more than Interpre. tative Reservations. Re affirms Position.   LATE ACTIONS

Session Of Adminisn Supporters Is Forecast By Observers   FRIENDS OF TREATY ARE WANTED   This Is Supposed To In Those Who Favor Lodge Program

CUMMINGS WILL BE’ KEYNOTER”   COMMITTEE SELECTS TEM. PORARY CHAIRMAN FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Flood Along the : Kau River Subsidec   One Yhundred Lost. Jheir lives and People of “Flooded District Were one Tine on Verse of Starvation.

a a aS a  : ‘Gave Wife Revolver  ) During an Argument; and He’s Dead Now  )

STRIKES ARE VERY COSTLY 10 ALL CONCERNET   Commissioner of Labor Gives at Itemized Report of Cost to Industrial Workers of County.   RESULTS ARE VERY AMAZING

EXPENSE OF STRIKES   Cost to McKean County Las’ Year was $26,500.

DISOBEY ORDERS, LOSE LIVES   No Trace of Ten Men Who Left Wrecked Steamer Polias In a Boat.

10 MEN THOUGHT LOST WHO LEFT STRANDED SHIP       bifeboat Believéd 40. ‘Have  Swamped 1 ir Heavy --

PRIGE OF NEWSPRINT I SOARING, USING TOO MUCK   EXORBITANT RATE FOR ALL PAPER USED BY PRESS IS NOT THUS FAR THE CAUSE OF A DECREASED CONSUMPTION.

PAPER USED SETS RECORD   Ousumplio™ of Mews Print During Last Three Months at Highest Figure Ever.

AT RECORD BREAKING POINT   Use and Price of Newsprint ‘Soars  Deo ¥  During the Year 1919, Says Report.

MORE NEWSPRINT IS USED   High Prices Do Not Keep Down Con eumotion of Material.

AT RECORD BREAKING POINT   Use und Price of Newsprint Soars During the Year 1919, Says Report.

RECORD-BREAKING USE, CF NEWS PRINT PAPER   CONSUMPTION IN U. 8. DURING THE "LAST: THREE, MONTHS.” VERY - »- HIGH,. REPORT, SAYS.

BARS “SUFFRAGE” SESSION   Governor of Weat Virginia Refuses te Call the Legislature Together.

REFUSES AN EXTRA. SESSION   zovernor Cornwell Says West Vir ginia Lost Its Opportunity.

Family Limits Him - to Thai “Much Because of Fear . of Relagse.*   IHE TAKES ELECTION: WELL   Fears That Democratic - Defeat ‘ Would React On Lgl in - Not Realized. -

PRESIDENT WILL -COMPLETE TERM   is Working a Huur’a Day in Official Tnities and Is Guarded Againsd  Relapse:

HANGS NEGRO IN ALABAMA   Mob Lynches Black Accused of Attack on Mill Superintendent.

ALABAMA MOB HANGS NEGRO   Victim Accused of Attack on Superin. tendent of Cotton Oil Com. pany Plant.

LYNCH A NEGRO.   Because of Alleged Attack on Superintendent Cotton Oil Plant.

BEVERIDGE MAY BE SELECTED AS A ‘DARK HORSE   REPUBLICAN LEADERS SER. IOUSLY WEIGH STRENGTH OF FORMER SENATOR.   MAY BE CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL CONVENTION

BEVERIDGE MAY BE NOMINEE   Former Indiana Senator Ik “Dark Horse” Possibility   COULD BREAK. DEADLOCK   G .O. P. Leaders Are Seriously Weighing His Strength x., FF AT fo hn :

SUGAR MEN FACING LOSSES   ee  Caught tz Latest Slump and Appeal. ime te Department of Justice  én Gagwa Wtrhewee _

SUGAR DEALERS ASK U. S. AID   Seek Protection From Loss Due to Big Break in Market—Price Drops in Detroit,

SUGAR SPECULATORS, NOW FACING SERIOUS LOSSE:  ZTT A COTTTATCUTIAAT OG nn e”dlhClCUM et

SUGAR DEALERS SQUEAL AS PRICE FALLS   Caught With Huge Supplies The Appeal to Department of Jus tice to Save Them.

‘Food Reiief Bill Brings ._ Sharp Disagreement on America’s Duty Abroaa

TENATORG OPPOSE EXTENDING MORE CREDIT TQ EVRAPE   Phelan Says England Using Money Owed to U. S. to Buy Oi! Lands.   Indications Are That Committee Will Recommend $50,000,000 Loan.

SHARP DISAGREEMENT ON FOREIGN LOAN   CPPOSITION TO FUTURE CREDITS TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES EXPRESSED TODAY

SHARP OPPOSITION TO MORE LOANS TO EUROPE DEVELOPS   Solons at Washington ir Move to Block Food Credits Bill.

Io ALL OVER WITH COUNGIL   Supreme Body of Peace Conference Practically Ends Iis Esistence Today. ~   NOTHING MATERIAL COMES TC UNCLE SAS   America Refuses to Accept Small Allotment of Reparation Awarded Her.

AMERICA. REFUSES. REPARATIONS. ON SINKING OF FLEET   Lansing Knows ‘Nothing of CU: S. Participating in . /Trial of Ex-Kaiser ~

PEACE COUNCIL ENDS EXISTENCE EARLY TUESDAY   COMPLETES DUTIES WITH ENDING OF , HUNGARIAN TREATY MATTER.

apuperect Even eaeagarenramntenmniaee hammer enema arene REAVY SNOW AT KEARNEY

HAYS’ PRAISH OF LINCOLN   Made Plea at St. Louis for Eradica tion of Radical Doctrines.

WITHDRAWAL OF ARGENTINA FROM LEAGUE SERIOUS  SHOWS THAT BUSINESS   SHOWS THAT BUSINESS MUST BE DONE IN THE OPEN.   GREATEST STIR OF  LEAGUE SESSION

LEAGUE, TAKES NO ACTION ON ULTIMATUM OF THE ARCENTINE   Reading of Note Heard In  Silence By Geneva Assema Yee   ANSWER IS PROBABLE   M. Viviani is Exercised Over Opposition to the Admission of Armenia

NATIOH LEAGUE SCRAPPY TIMES   Argentina Bent on Withdraw. ing From the Assembly Council at Geneva.   DELEGATES UNLIKELY TO ASK HER RETURN   “The Assembly Was Unshakeu by Argentina’s Action,’’ Savs Lord Robert Cecil.

Argentina's Demands Fall on Deaf Ears.    GENEVA OELEGATES REFUSE ACTION   J Wil Not Invite Argentina To Re: {urn to Assembly.   Motion Offered by Retiring Delegation Is Referred to Committee, Which Will Report in a Year—League Business.

HYDE, ATKINSON LEAD   Breckenridge Lenge Has Margain for Senatorial Nomination.  as.

NED ARMIY TAKES  MORE GROUND NIRA AICASIA   Bolsheviki Advance To ward Great Oil Center  of Baku.   TROOPS NOW NEAR GEORGIAN BORDER   V ladikavokaz Falls Befor the Advance of Rus sian Forces.

BOLSHEVIK! PUSH. ADVANCE   Oil Center of Bakn and Georgian Fron tler Obiectivea of Soviet Drive

DRIVE ON TAX DODGERS   U. S. REVENUE OFFICERS GO AFTER DELINQUENTS.   Taxes Due From Toilet Articles, Thea ter Admissions and Jewelry Are Still Unpaid.

WAR ON TAX EVADERS   Revenue Officers Plan Drive Al Over Country.   Millions of Dollars in Taxes Due Fron Toilet Articles, Etc. Are Still Unpaid.

TO GET DELINQUENTS   Revenue Officers Plan Drivo Against Tax Evaders. :   Millions of Dollars in Taxes Due From Theaters and Dealers.in Luxuries,

OVERNMENT IN GERMANY SAID TO DE AVERTERAWN   An Unconfirmed Report From Brussels to Reuter’s.   REPORT BROUGHT BY TRAVELERS   Anti-government Socialists Are Said to Be in Control of Germany.

REPORT OVERTHROW   RUAUSSELLS STORY SAYS Greil. MAN GOVERNMENT HAS FALLEYS,

SAY GOVERMENT IS OVERTHROWN   Reported That Socialists Are Now Masters of the Situation

STORIES OF A NEW UPRISING . NOT CONFIRMED   Conditions in the Central Empire Known To Be Unsettled, However.   COUNTRY STILL IN A FERMENT   Statement Came from Travelers Recently Arrived in Brussels.

Brussels Sends Out Report of Overthrow of the Government But Story is Not Generally Given Credence, Although Internal Trou. bles in Republic Are Rife.

Strike more Spread Over Cougtry _ Except Port Beld-by the: “Allie   The Dispatch Says the Sectaliete are «Masters of the Gituatien.   Up to 4 O'clock No Official Advices-Re ceived of Germian Revolution,

OVERTHROW OF GERMAN GOVERNMENT IS REPORTEL   Travelers Reaching Brussels frou Former Enemy Power Sain Socialist Contcot.

Reported Overthrow of German Government   Nothing to Confirm the Report and Believed to Bo Simply an Uneanfirmed Rumer,

Psycological Time for Over throw - “of Flimsy - German ‘Government—Peace ‘Treaty To. Be Signed Today: ‘May Not. Be. Worth - Paper. It's ~Written: On—No° Krowtt: ‘Ar~rangements in” Gérinativ’ to ~ Resume: Peace Relations.

England Believes Rumor Was Timed For Signing of Peace  NO WORD FROM TEUTONS

ANTI-GOVERMENT FORCES WORK EBERT’ DOWFALL; PROCLAIM GENERAL STRIKE   First Report of Revolt Comes Like Bolt from Clear Sky, Although Correspondent Had Predicted It a Week Ago.

Government of Germany Has Fallen Says Rumor;  Confirmation Lacking

REBELS. SEIZE BOCHE STATE SAY REPORTS   Unconfirmed: Reports. ‘Say ms “Socialists Overturn’ — i - Government...”   MAYBE TIMED: FOR is PEACE. ACCEPTANCE   Socialists Have ‘Been Rest. bails Since Spartacan - Revolt.

BELGIUM HEARS GERMANS: REVOLI   we teports ‘React - Brussels. That ‘Socialists - OverthrowMovernment.        GENERAL SfRIKE CALLED

OVERTHROW OF GERMAN. GOVERNMENT   bead ti BY TRAVEL ERS: ARRIVING IN * BRUSSELS. z   News “However is Unconfirmed From Any Uther Source — Industrial  Un“yest Reported in: Recent Berlin Disnatches..

EBERT GHUSHEL Ad OUGIALIOT AEVOLT RUMOR   Travellers Reaching Brussels Bring News; May have Plotted Act with Signing Protocol  mais=a*es i G@rr"rwTre ary" rarer ro,

GERMAN GOV'T IS UNCERTAIN   UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAY SOCIALISTS ARE IN CONTROL.

UNCONFIRMED RUMUi GERMAN GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN TODAY   Travelers From Germany Say Socialists Have Seized Control.

Story of Overthrow Brought by: Travelers to Brussels’ . Not Confirmed by Other Advices —Communication is Slow

RUMOR OF REVOLT ) GERMANY; MAY AFFECT TREATY   Travelers Bring Report Government Is Overthrown.

HUN GOVERNMENT QVERTHROWN, SAYS BRUSSELS. REPORT   Socialists Take Over Government and Order General Strike  In Nation.   REPORT IS UNCONFIRMED   Late Dispatches from Berlin to  London Fail to Record Any Happenings.

ja UMORS Tl JAN GOV.  ERNM fIS OVERTHROWN,      Stories Heanl tn Brussels Are Uneoni med, But Report Gen

Cn ee eee it wae  TRAVELERS REPORT GERMAN GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROWN

UVERTAROW NeW REGIME IN GERMANY   Such is Report Coming From _ Travelers Reaching Brussels   NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY   Socialists Reported to Have Risen and Called General Strike.

OVERT HROW OF GOVERNMENT IN’ GERMANY REPORTED IN ae   Travelers Reaching Brussels ‘Spread Report and Say Thai Socialists are’ in Control—London N News . _Fails to Indicate Uprising. _ ;

6 NOT BINFRMED   OF THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT HAVE NOT BEEN CONFIRMED.

TRFATY iS. IN FEFFET   Edrope Faces Peace 7 ‘Olticially First Time” In Five Years ..   U.S. 1S_ABSERT

SOCIALISTS AREIN  POWER IN GERMANY, - BRUSSELS REPOR}   News of Overthrow of Govern: ment, ‘Through Travelers, Unconfirmed.

EW GERMAN REVOLT “GHUSHES EOERT AEA, pauscres je Anylery   Government Gverthrown and Socialists Ar in Charge, With General Strike Called for All Territery Not Occupied by Allies.

REPORT GERMAN GOVERNMENT.  — OVERTHROWA   Messages From Berlin Mak No Reference to Same

TRAVELERS STATE SOCIALISTS RULE      UNCONFIRMED REPORTS THAT BERLIN GOVERNMENT iS OVERTHROWN AND STRIKE DECLARED.

BERLIN GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN, REPORT BY TRAVELERS SAYS   Confirmation cf Sensational Ramor Is Lacking.

RUMORS OF ANEW REVOLT IN GERMANY   vélels  From’. Waihorland Say socfalists Haye Ov yihrown Goyernment -in “Berlin            REPORT ‘A. GENERAL STRIKE   irusser $ Ss AYS Ry ADIGA ONTROT             Ne s8By¥om London” aid Terlis Biseyedit the Repor!—levoliptian, if ine Po Opportuane Time: -

QVERTHROW NeW REGIME IN GERMANY   Such is Report Coming From Travelers Reaching Brussels   NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY

STRIKE IS PROCLAIMED THROUGHOUT REPUBLIC BY PARTY IN CONTROL AND SPREADS RAPIDLY   Officials. in Washington and in London Have No Ad_ vices on Revolt

STORY OF SOCIALIST REVOLUTION IN GERMANY   Travelers Into Belgium Bring It—Tell of General Strike in Progress

REPORT REVOLT AMONG GERMANS   Travelers Reaching Holland Say Socialists Are In Con. trol—Report Is Not Con. Firmed.

THREE DIE IN AN EFFORT 10 LYNCR SLAYER OF GIR   KENTUCKY MILITIAMEN OPENS FIRE ON MOB WHICH ATTEMPTS ‘TO STORM  . . COUNTY JAIL   NEGRO SENTENCED TO DEATH   Trial of Negro is in Progress While Mob Fights Outside —- Body* of Ten Yéar Old School Girl is Found in a Kiela

AFTER NEGRO   Hundreds of Mountaineers Pursue Negro Who Slew Girl and Caused Five Theaths,

OAILLCD Aa  MOG Thc 1 LYNCH NEGRO   Murderer Is Sentenced to  Death as Militiamen Re pulse Citizens’ Attack

MACHINE GUNS USED TO SAVE NEGRO ON. TRIAL FOR SLAYING   J; ury Finds Defendant Guilt} of Killing Little Girl, Assessing Death ’   PITCHED BATTLE IS FOUGH?

Surrender of Negro on Trial . For Murder of Ten-YearOld Girl Was Demanded   MACHINE GUNS USED AGAINST SURGING MOB   NEGRO SENTENCED TO DEATH IN 15 MINUTES; TROOPS ARE HELD TO PREVENT FUR. THER TROUBLE.

3 KILLED IN LYNCH ‘ATTEMPT   Troopers Open Fire on Mob of 4,000 at. ~. Lexington   LOOTING STORES -FOR NEW ATTACK

‘DETERMINED TO TAGE we LOCKETT FROM OFFICERS AND HANG HIM.   Five Persons Killed When Mob Stormed the Courthouse This Morning Im An E®ort to Take Negro Away.

MILITIA FOILS ATTEMPT TO LYNGH NEGRO KILLER CONDEMNED TO THE CHAIR   Death of Ten Year Old White Girl Incites Mob To Storm Jail At Lexington—Machine Guns Used in Fight.

FIVE KILLED WHEN MOB STORMS JAIL   Kentucky State Militiamen Are Call. ed to Protect Negro Charged With Murder. :   GIRL FOUND DEAD IN FIELD   Prisoner Sentenced to Death By Jury Sitting in Trial at Lexington Court House.

Enraged by the Death of Six Men Armed Mountaineers Go to Lexington to Lynch Man Convicted of Murder   Machine Guns Bark As Crowd of 4000 Try to Storm Jail; Fifteen Are Wounded As Jury Finds Guilty Verdict

MOB ATTEMPTED TO STORM JAIL AT LEXINGTON, KY   Were After a Negro To Hang Him Uj When State Militia Opened Fire Killing Five--Jury Sentence  - Him To Be Electrocuted.

SENATE REJECTS RESERVATION OF REED’S 48 T0 27   AENATONS DISPLAY IMPATIENCE T0 GET THE PINAN, VOTE ON ATY WITHOUT ANY DE-

SENATOR REED’S THREE PACT RESERVATIONS ON QUESTIONS OF JURISDICTION DEFEATED   ongress Shows Disposition tc _ Accept or Reject. League of Nations at Once

PAGT STEPS  DELAYED By  CLASH ON IBF ANT   ‘Self-Determination’ Big Is. sue as Debates Near Final Decision

SENATE: VOTING — mu —  ON: RESERVATIONS   ’ om 1 ‘ Rejectd Two Reservations Proposed . By. Senator Reed At Morning ‘. ' (Session,

SENATE SHOWING “DISPOSITION TO CLEAN UP  TREATY   Hoover Favors Action.

SENATE CLEARS AWAY DEADWOOL   Efforts Are Being Made To ward Getting Final Vote ’ Without-Further Delay.   uREMAIN.. IN SESSION

DULUTH HERALD REPORTED SOLD   DULUTIVS EVENING PAPER I BOLGHT BY PHILADELPHIA INTERESTS

GIFT TO OHIO UNIVERSITY.   Dayton Manufacturer Gives $400,000 * for Medical Research

H ; INTERCHURCH CAMPAIGN   33,000,000 Anonymous Gift Announced at Luncheon Today — Quota Practically Pledge With 100,000 Churchee Vet ta .Rennrt

RECEIVE GIFT OF $3,000,00¢   Intar-Church Movement Benefits by Anonymous Subseriber.

A $3,000,000 GIFT.   Interchurch World Movement Has Almost Reached Quota.

THIRD PARTY MEN NEAR AGREEMEN   Amalgamation of Labor Party And Committee of 48 Is In Sight, Say  L*hieaan Ranartc _

JAIFT TOWARD  MLE  IMATION CRAPINLY   _abor Party Move for Joint Session Followed by Accession of Non-partisan League and the Single Tax Delegates

GLENENCEAL ATTITUDE CHIEF INTEREST IN PARIS   Settlement of the Peace Treaty is Delayed Until About January 13.

DELAY SIGNING OF THE PROTOCOL   ANNOUNCED WOULD NOT TAKE PLACE BEFORE N.S.      Plan to Compicte the Long Peace Negotiations on dau. 6 Have Leen Given Up,

PROTOCOL TO BE SIGNED BEFORE JANUARY {3   liiness of Kurt Von Lersner Delays Negotiations of Peace Treaty.

SIGHING OF PROT@EL  IS DELAYED TQ JAN. 1      Tiness of German Emissary and Clemenceau’s Absence Make Another Postponement

PROTOCOL SIGNING “DRY” LAW: TOBE. SET FOR JAN. 13: STRIGTLY ENFORCE!

DRY: BAN IS PLACED -ON CIDER   alt & —s BO Ot  ON CIDER  Must Not Contaisi More Than One-Half of One Percent. Alcohol.        FRUIT JUICES ARE  _ ALSO AFFECTED     2,500 Watdimen ‘Are to Guard 69,000,000 Gallons      FRUIT JUICES ARE  _ ALSO AFFECTED

CIDER SELLER MUST LOOK OUT IF DRINK KICKS   FRUIT JUICES UNDER THE BAN IF THE ALCOHOL IS OVER ONE-HALF PER CENT.   Natural Fermentation Will Offer ne Excuse for Evasion of This  Regulation.

DRY BAN IS PLACED ON CIDER   Must Not Contain More Than One-Half of One Percent. Alcohol.   FRUIT JUICES ARE  ALSO AFFECTED   2,500 Watchmen Are to Guard 69,000,000 Gallons of Liquor.

LIDER NOW UNDER BAN   FRUIT JVICES ALSO HIT BY U. 8 DRY LAW   INSPECTORS GET ORBERS   Kremer Asks 2,506 Watchmen To Guard Stered Liquers

INVESTIGATE CONTENTS OF SOFT DRINKS   Will Ascertain Alcoholic Percentage of Fruit  Juices, Extracts.

BEWARE THE SWEET CIDER   Froait Juices, Also, Come Under the Prohibition Ban if Trace of  Aleoho!l Found,

FRUIT JUICES AND CIDER UNDER BAN   According To Late and Broader Definition   OF U.S. DRY LAW

CIDER AND FRUIT JUICES   COME WITHIN DRE RAN EF CONTAIN GNEALF OF ONE PER CEANT-ALCOHGL

SOFT DRINKS ARE IN PERIL   Cider and Grape Juice RPanned by Order of Prohibition Commis. sioner Kramer.

FRUIT JUICES AND  CIDERS WITHIN BAA   BROAD CONSTRUCTION IS PLACED ON PROHIBITION ACT PRO... , _ VISIONS, ~

CIDER UNDER BAN   ‘Prohibition Commissioner Says Fruit ) Juice Also Barred UnAer “They" Tow

FOR DISCUSSION   QUESTIONS OF. INTEREST -‘DIS‘CUSSED BY DIRECTORS OF FARMERS’ ASSOCIATION -

FARMERS’ ASSOCIATION HOLDS MEETING   Vote to Restore Annual Corn Shov +-Plan to Get Members to Keep Record on Cust of Production.

Harry New Found, oa Guilty, of Murde       Del. ibernei ng.Since 4 -p y, Reemmed Verdict at 35 Tork:

CAMPAIGN PLANS TO BE AIRED   Democratic Nat rial Commitie: to Meei at Columbus,   NOMINEES TO BE PRESENT

Democratic Committee to Convene Tuesday   TO ASSEMBLE AT CO  LUMBUS

TWO MURDERERS ARE HANGED IN CHICAGO   Ten Others Wai ing Death for Killings Are Granted Re. prieves—One Dies Tomorrow.

TWO HANGED IN ———GHNNBO TODA   Ten Others Sentenced to Die Reprieved.—Police Chief is Of Opinion Reprieve Gives Gunmen Invitation to go Try  Denatfeanian A Cra Se

ALL GUT THRE FREED FROM HANGING   Chicago Police Chief Says Stays of Execution Granted Ten Men Who Were to Hang Today Is an Encouragement For Additional] Crime

DECLARES REPRIEVES ARE INVITATIONS TO BEGIY CRIMI   Chicago Police Chief Says Hangings Serve As Lesson.

en ity OF ARMENIAN CAPITAL -—-LBE FROM TURKS   ‘Near East Relief Workers Repor  That Alexandropo! Has Been Taken.   REFUGEES ARE DESTITUTE OF CLOTHING OR FOOD   Larce Cargoes Of Supplics Pin Route To Stricken Pistrict Of Batium.

SEBASTOPOL FALLS. 10 THE RED HOSTS   Noncombatants are Fleeing From the Sacked Armenian Capital.

CAPITAL OF ARMENIA REPUBLIC IS EVACUATED   Remnant of Army in Retreat Georgian Government Ordered to Leave Batum,

ARMENIAN CAPITAL 5 NOW EVACUATED   Communications Between Railroad Junction and Tiflis Cut.   REFUGEES FILLING ROADS

TK “Ante   Roads-Jammed With Women and Children Fleeing * From Invaders.      CAPITOL OF COUNTRY - HAS: BEEN EVACUATED   Republic Isolated From. All S. Communication With the : : Outside World i is  ‘Clan’

REFUGEES IN  FLIGHT TD PLAGE Ut SAFETY   Inhabitants Are Making a Desperate Effort to Reach a Haven Where They Wil Be Safe From the Turks.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN UNFED AND SHOELESS   Tiflis Is Crowded; League Has Appealed to the International Red Cross for Food. Medicine. Clothes.

INHABITANTS LEAVE ARMENIAN CAPITAL   MEANS OF . COMMUNICATION DESTROYED AND COUNTRY ISOLATED.

ARMENIA CUT OFF  BY NATIONALISTS   Roads Leading From Capital Cit; Are Jammed With Fleeing Women and Children

WOMEN AND BABES REPORTED 10 BE IN FULL FLIGHT   ALSO REPORTED THAT MUSTAPHA KEMAL PASHA HEADS HOSTILE FO   AATUM ORDERED CLEARED   bell  French Mission in Tifilis Announce That Alexandropol Has Been   Taken But That All Amert cans There Are Safe,

GEORGIANS MOBILIZE AS TURKS ADVANC   ‘Moslems Take Capital of Armenia— Threaten Invasion of Caucasus Revoion.

3 Officials of Kansas Miners’ Union Get Jail  Sentences for Contemp

BAPTISTS PASS RESOLUTION   DEPLORE STATEMENT BY VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL.

ARREST FRENCH STRIKE HEADS   Government Reports the R. R. Situation Is Much Improved.   MEN RETURNING TO THEIR JOBS

STRIKE HEADS   Government Reports the R. R. Situation Is Much Improved.   MEN ‘RETURNING TO THEIR JOBS

FAILED TO FOLLOW  COPY GIVEN PRESS   INTERESTING SIDE-LIGHI ON COMPLAINTS OF DEMO <RATIC SPEAKERS   DISSIMILARITY NOTED   Copy of Speech Given JournalWorld Was Not Followed in Address at Park   Variation in Repert From Manuscript Submitted Might Be Cause for Complaint

 .COPY GIVEN PRESS         INTERESTING SEDE-LIGHY OS COMPLAINTS OF DEMOCRATIC. SPEAKERS   DISSIMILARITY NOTED   ‘Copy of Speech Given Journal World Was Not Followed in 4 Address at Park      Variation in Repert Frem Manuseript Submitted Might Be t'ause far Camolaint

THIRD PARTY 1S STARTING TASK OF ORGANIZING   Many Women in Crowd of 1200 Which Greets Organization of Convention; Economic Shackles Target. Says Temporary Chairman,   McCurdy Cheered When He Charges That Seat of Government Is Not Washington; Old Parties Grilled by Leader of Insurgent Groups.

Third Party Sessions Open; Hearst and Ford In Political Limelight

National Convention of the  Third Party On in Chicago   Tethporary Chairman Allen McCurdy in Keynote Speech, Takes the Two Cld Parties to Task.

THE NATIONAL  ~ CONVENTION OF “AB-ERS OPENS. IN CHICARL   With 1,200 Delegates and Spectators. With 20 Per Gent Women — Chairman   Hopkins. Declared: ‘‘We jAre Here Today to Strike ‘the Shackles: of Economic  : Slavery: From Ts.

WALL STREET 0 CALLED APHTAL  Tale   1200 Delegates In Chicago Wildly Applaud as Two  Parties are Flaved

POLES READY TO EVACUTE WARSAW   Reds Reach Bug River, Last Obstacle Before City, On 66 Mile Front, Early Today.

AEN Fond Lud UilUdd   Allied Missions. Civilians and Populace Flee the Menaced Capital of Poland as the Russ Troops Still Close in   Cracow, New Seat of Polish Government, Will Be Put Under Protection of Allies; Poles Make Drive at Brody

AMERICA MAKES GOOD,   Tilden and Johnson Win In Davis Cup Tennis Contest,

CHICAGO CHOIR GIRLS ATTACKE!   One Young Lady is Shat in Fighting Off Advances of Prowling  ; Mashers

Labor Wins Victory in Pre. mier’s Decision in Industrial Dispute.

LABORERS CLAIM A VICTORY   Italian Confederation Beliewes Tide Has Turned.

JAPAN IS AIMED A BY CALIFORNIA'S VOTERS   Natives of Nippon to Be Shu — Out from Occupying Lan  Ir Coast State

ALIEN LEGISLATION HOLDS ATTENTION   Features Colifornia Election Campaign.

CLOSE POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS WEST PORTION COUNTRY   Californians to Decide Fate Anti Alien Meas ure Tomorrow.

JAP TaollE LOOMS LARGE ON GORDT   Overshadowed Only by Inter. est in the Contest for President.   Bitter Fight Against Non-Partisan League Candidates  Features the Montana Clactinn.

ONLY FOUR MINES IN SOUTHERN-CENTRAL ILLINOIS AT WORK   Coal Shortage Approaching Extreme Limits as a Result

SUL MINES IN ‘HOS: ARE Th yp TIGHT   Only Four . : time" Working — = y.

ILLINOIS MINERS IDLE.   Only Four Mines in Operation Dur inn the Last Week.

Soi eenianineenatienenetiiaainaietn ae eee <r eee ee  ALIENS IN RIOT.

THRIFT AND ECONOMY FOR NATIONS WELFARI      Houston Appeals to 30,000 Finan. cial Institutions to Aid Savines Movement.

PROSPERITY LIES IN SAVINGS   Secretary Houston Appeals to Heads  af Ranking Inatitntiaona.

PUBLIC FUNERALS BARRED IN CHICAGL   Spread Of Influenza Causes Is suance Of Drastic Prohibitory Order.

PUBLIC BURIALS ARE BANNED IN FIGHT ON “FLU”   Funerals Must Be Pri vate Chicago Health Chief Orders.

UMOAbU FULD PUBUG FUNERALS  UF TLD GTM   \0 CHILDREN PERMITTED TO ATTEND FUNERALS (ND OVER TEN  VERSONS PORBIQDEN. -

PUBLIC FUNERALS PLACED UNDER BAN   CHICAGO HEALTH OFFICIALS PROHIBIT MORE THAN TEN PERSONS AT WAKES OR FUNERALS.

et . Lodge Says. Compromise Impossi ble Since President. Insists on Full Ratification

SOME SENATORS MAY FOLLOW THE LEAD OF BRYAR   Undercurrent of Revolt Among Democrats Distinguishable.   LODGE ACCEPTS WILSON ISSUE   Other Republicans Inclined to Continue Efforts at Compromise.

LEM SMALL IS CANDIDATE   Defeated Ogleshy, Lowden Man to 0. 2. Nomination ior the Governorship .

OMALL WING BY /302 PLURALITY   Lowden Shakes Hands Witt Successful Candidate Whom He Opposed.

CANVASSING MEN FIND LEN SMALL HAS WON PRIMARY   Defeated Olglesby, Lowden Man, For G. 0. ¥, Nomination For Governship

HAND SHAKE IS LOWDEN-SMALL FIGHT WINDUF   POLITICAL ENEMIES BURY HAT: CHET IN FELICITOUS MANNER AT END OF CANVASS

Gpposing Candidates Chisp Hands at Compietion of Count; Was Most Strenuous of All Primarics'

KAISER MAY LEAVE HOLLAND   It Is Reported He Will Visi: in Greece   WILL ASK ALLIES” GONSENT   His Village at Corfu, Greece i Being Put In Order

VILLA PUT IN ORDER,   Former Kaiser's Place at Corfus In Being Renovated,

KAISER MAY ~ VISIT ATHENS   His Former Property There is Being Put in Spick and Span Shape.

EXPORT BOOM I\ CHILE CAUSES  COMPLAINT TO U. §. FOR   FAILURE OF MANUFACT. URER’S DELIVERIES

U.S. IS LOSING QUT IN CHILE   Same Old Story 0O1 American Failure to Understand Market

GUY S. SPIRER Is MARRIED,   Miss Pinily Knowles Weds ot Batters. he Tioww in Fall River.

NOW SOMEBODY DIM THE SPOTLIGHT   Lets Get Back To Discussion of Peace Treaty.

SINKING OF. TRANSPORT _. ANTILLES   FOLLOWED. _.DISOBEDIENCE. OF ORDERS ‘SAID ADMIRAL,   Commander  Freeman Per - mitted Escort.Force to be -Split—Fletcher » Testifies ‘as to His Removal:

 COUNSEL FOR SIMS EXPECT TO ' COMPLETE EXAMINATION TODAY   Admiral Fletcher Conciuding His Testimony, Asserts His Orders to Commander Freeman Were Disobeyed; Orders Presented in Evidence.

BOTH SIDES ARE CONFIDENT TODAY. AS TO SUFFRAGE   Its Supporters Claim to Have 62 of the 99 Votes in Tennessee.   ASK INVESTIGATION OF “CORRUPT INFLUENCES’?   Charges Made That Louisville & Nashville Railroad Lobby is Endangering Success of the Cause.

NEWBERRY HEARING CRIPPLED BY FLL   Twenty-five of the Government Witnesses are Laid up With the Malady.

20 WITNESSES IN NEWBERRY CASE ARE {LI   Case for prosecution may be seriously crippled by influenza enidemic

SPAIN WARNED BY ’ FOREIGN DIPLOMATS   Great Powers, Led bey American Ambassadar, View With Disfavor Methods Implied to fur een Brternrises.

SPAIN ASKED TO BE’ JUST AND PLAY FAIR   Cortes Takes Action Against Foreign Corporations and »Protest is Made.

SPAIN IS. WARNED BY GREAT POWERS   View With Disfavor Boy. cott of Foreign In. terests.

J. S. IN WARNING TO SPAIN   Acts With Other Great Powers tc Guard Foreign Enterprises Against Taxation,

SPAIN WARNED OF THE BISFAVUR OF OTHER POWERS   Attempts Made to Strangle Foreign Enterprise in Spain}   American Ambassador Heads The Protest

Acts With Other Great Powers to Quard Foreign Enterprises Against Taxation,

POWERS WARN SPAIN        Oppose Migh Vax inst Forelga En terprlse In That Congiry,

HARDING AND OBREGON MAY NOT MEET ON BORDER FOR CONFERENCE IN REGARD RECOGNITION MEXICO   Believe Meeting Might Embarass Wilson and Stave Off Recognition Until  Harding Is Inaugurated

STILL ARE FIGHTING SUFFRAG/.   The “Antis’ Go to Supreme Court i Egort to Defeat Amendment.

'ANTIS TO THE HIGHEST COURT   Carry Wight Acainst Suffrage te  Vinewl St*nere.

SUFFRAGE IN HIGH COURT   “Antis” to Fight for Final F.uling Be fore the General Election in November.

MRS. J. PICKFORD DIES: OF POISON   Physician in Paris Says Olive Thomas Took Solution of Mercury by Error,   wet Reportes That Star Drank ‘Deadly Lotion Following Quarrel With ' Husband, Who Objected to Her Visiting Resorts.

NOTED ACTRESS DIES   : “ . Olive Themas Succumbs to Poison Taken by Mistake

Actress Swallowed a P a ing Solution By Mistake, Says Doctor. ;        DEAD WOMAN WIFE ~ OF JACK PICKFOR   Miss Thomas Was Suffering From Nervous  —Husband With Her. ©

NOTED ACTRESS DIES      Olive Thomas Succumbs to Poison Taken hy Mi.

OVE THOMAS DEAD   American Moving Picture Actress Dies As Result of Taking Patican

OLIVE. THOMAS, MOTION’ ‘PICTURE ‘STAR, DIES 1 "HOSPITAL OF. POISONING

OLIVE THOMAS, MOVIE STAR, DIES.IN. FRANCE; - DRANK .POISON SOLUTION

“THOMAS IS DEAD IN PARIS     Popular Movie Star Succumbs To Effects of Mercurial Poisoning Paris

MOVING PICTURE STAR IS DEAD   Olive Thomas Took Poison By Mistake.   WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD   Before Entering Moving Pictures Was Widely Known On Musical Comedy Stage.

OLIVE THOMAS, MOVIE ACTRESS, DIES TODA\   Death Due to Swallowing Pois: on Dose by Mistake,

LIFE OF AMERICAN MOVIE ACTRESS IS TAKEN BY POISOD   Olive Thomas Dies in Hos  pital in France After  Taking Mercury

OLIVE THOMAS, MOVIE STAR, DEAD §% PARIS   Mercurial Poison, Swallowet by Mistake Last Bundzy, Proves Fatal Today.   WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD

OLIVE THOMAS, FILM STAR, DIES, RESULT OF TAKING POISON   Actress Succumbs  Afte _ Accidental Poisoning In Paris.

DIES AT THE NEUILLY HOSPITAL, PARIS   Doctor Says She Took Fatal Dose by Mistake

POISON FATALTO MRS. JACK PICKFORD   Olive Thomas, Famous Motion Pic: ture Star, Dies in France After Taking Bichbodire of Moreury.

NOTED SCREEN STAR DIES IN FRANCE AS RESULT OF POISONING   Miss Olive Thomas, Wife of Jack Pickford, Took Poison, Thinking It Was Sleeping Powder.

OLIVE THOMAS DIES 7 AT NUELLY, FRANCE   WELL KNOWN MOVIE STAR WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD POISONS HERSELF

TAR OF MOVIES KILLED BY POlOUN   Jack Pickford’s Wife Is Dead in Paris Hospital.   TOOK MERCURY BY MISTAKE   Beautiful American Actress Had Suffered From Nervous Depression, According to Physician in Charge of Her Case.

MRS, J. PICKFORD DIES OF POISON   Physician in Paris Says Olive Thomas Took Solution  of Mercury by Error.   NOTED AS MOVIE ACTRESS   Reported That Star Drank Deadly Lotion Following Quarrel With Husband Who Objected to  Her Visiting Resorts. *

“OLIVE THOMAS: Ss DEAD,   Motion Picture Star Suffered From Nervous DePression.

FILM BEAU SUCCUMBS 1 POLSON   Former Follies Girl Fails t Rally from Overdose of Medicine

HOVIE STAR [§ KILLED BY FATAL DRINK   Declare Fatal Solution Was Swallowed by Mistake   DIES IN PARIS HOSPITAL   Efforts of Her WWasband, Jack Pickford, to Save Life Fail

OLIVE THOMAS, MOVIE STAR, DIES AS RESULT ACCINENTAL POISONING   TOOK SLOW POISON THKOUGH MIs.  TAKE, ACCORDING TO HER PHYSICIANS.

Had Escaped from the Jeffersonville Reformatory in Stolen Automobile.   MOTION PICTURE ACTRESS DIEL IN PARIS HOSPITAL   From Takirg Mercurial Poisou by Mistake - Wife of Jack Pick ford.

OLIVE THOMAS DIES IN PARIS OF POISONING   WAS WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD, BROTHER OF MARY PICKFORD.   FRIENDS CLAIM IT WAS AN ACCIDENT

NOTED FILM STAR DEAD   POISON FATAL TO OLIVE THOMAS IN PARIS   HAD BEEN DEPRESSEB   End Came To Wife of Jack Pickford Five Days After Fatal Dose

OLIVE THOMAS DIES IN FRENCH HOSPITAL   Lure of Bright Lights Is Costly to Famous Movie Actress, the Wife of Jack Pickford

OLIVE THOMAS DEATH FRANCE   Wire of Jack Pickford, Metiox Picture Actress, Dies of Mercurial Poisoning.   FRIENDS SAY POTION WAS TAKEN BY MISTAKE   A Rumor That She Had Quarreled With Husband is In dionantlv Denied.

—— a a a: atl A tn li al ale alle  FAMOUS SCREEN  ACTRESS DEAD   Miss Olive Thomas, American Motion Picture Star, Dies In France of Mercurial Poisoning.

OLIVE THOMAS ACTRESS DIES OF POISONING   Wife of Jack Pickford Succumb: To Poison Said To Have Been Taken By Mistake   Death Comes In An Americar Hospital at Neuilly, France

Olive Thomas, Wife of Jack Pickford, Passed Away in American Hospital at Neuilly,

Deadly Solution Swallowed by Mistake Proves Fatal to Wife of.Jack Pickford in Neuilly Hospital.

OLIVE THOMAS DIES IN PARIS   ‘Well Known Moving Picture Actress Takes Poison by Mistake

MOTION PICTURE STAR IS VICTIM OF POISON   Olive Thomas, Wife of Jack Pick: ford, Dies After Taking Poison by Mistake in Paris   WAS TOURING IN EUROPE

OLIVE THOMAS, PICTURE STAR, DIES IN PARTS   Succumbs to Poison, Taken by Mistake in American Hospital   SUFFERED DEPRESSION   Was Wife of Jack Pickford and Formerly Well-known Musical Comedy Star ©

OLIVE THOMAS, “MOVIE” oTAR, DIES IN PARES   Taken To Hospital Several Days Ago Having Taken Poison, It Is Said By Mistake

Olive. Thomas Dies in Paris, Where -She. Went on Short _ Pleasure Tour With Her . Husband, Jack Pickford   Poisoning - Accidental, ‘Doctor Says’ Pall of Gloom. Settles “ Over Movie World; Mary ; Pickford Cables for News

OLIVE THOMAS 1S VICTIM OF POISON   Actress Wife of Jack Pick ford Dies in Neuilly Hospital

BUREAU REPORTS CROP CONDITION IN STATI   EXPECT DELEGATES FROM AMERICAN LEGIONS ALL OVER WORLD AT CLEVELAND CONVENTION SEPT, 27-—29.

LEGION MEETING 10 BE INTERNATIONAL   World War Veterans from Every where to be in Attendance at Cleveland

LEGION MEET TO BE BIG AFFAIR AT CLEVELAND      SECOND CONVENTION OF THI AMERICAN LEGION WILL CONVENE AT CLEVELAND NENT WONDAY   TO BE INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR   Marshal Foch Will Have Persona) Representative Present: Parade Will Be Feature

MILLERAND GOERS TO LONDON,   French Premier to Seek British Opinjon on Russian Issuc,

ALL TAX LEVIES ARE HIGHER THIS YEAR   County Board Has Completed Levies  for Several Incorporated Towns, Townships and Independent Districts.

ALL TAX LEVIES ARE HIGHER THAN THOSE YEAR AGO   County Board Has Completed Levies for Several Incorporated Towns, Townships, Independent Districts.

AUSTRALIAN FAVORS (1,5, LABOR SYSTER   Former Commissioner to This Country Asks Abolition of Compulsory Arbitration.   LIKES GET-TOGETHER WAY

ROLLED PEANUT WITH TOOTHPICK OVER 100 YARDS   Mrs. Upham Settles Bet in Presence of Gather-.  seen n aware

ROLLED PEANUT WITH TOOTHPICK OVER 100 YARDS   Mrs. Upham Settles Bet in Presence of Gathering on School St.

INE (CAN COTTON - HOLS PROMINENT PLACE IN WORLE   And Will Continue To Do Sc Contrary to Efforts of Other Nations to Destroy its Usefulness, Says Bureau of Markets Todav.

AMERICAN COTTON STILL DOMINANT   Claimed It Will Held Its Position For Some Years Despite Efforts ef Other Countries.

I TRICAN COTTON 19 “DOMINATING MARKETS OF WORLD SAYS REVIEW   PROBABLY WILL CONTINUE T4 LOLD DOMINANT POSITION FOR MANY YEARS TO COME,

FIRST DISTRIBUTION UNDER HEALTH LAM   ‘Warrants Go Out From State i   Health Department to : Cities and Counties

BIG DANGER THREATENS THE PARTY   New York World Claims Woot Campaign is Under-Writien  By Millionaires.

sermans Point Out Danger of Delivering Persons That Are Ac cused of War Crimes

GERMANY AGAIN POINTS OUT DANGER OF TURNING OVER THE MEN ACCUSED OF WAR CRIME, A NOTE SAYS

Hand New Note to Allies Pointing Out Danger of Vielding War  Ba re ie ee

EARLY MORNING. FIRE LOSS HEAVY   Cleveland Has Big Blaze Ir Brass Company Plant

INVITES FALL TO CONDUCT INQUIRY IN MEXICO CITY   Senator Would Find Carranza Friend of U. S., Cabrera Asserts   DEFENDS GOVT. POLICY   Mexico Ready to Act Reason. ably With America and “Give Her Benefit of the Doubt”

INVITES FALL 10 Alok HINMOELE IN MEXICO CITY   Cabrera Insists Carranza anc Himself Are Great Friends of United States. as Senator Would Learn.

DEAD MAN'S VOTE, CONSIDERED LEGAL   WAS MAILED IN FROM HOSPITAL PRIOR TO DRATH OF THE  . ‘ +

PRICES SLIDE DOWNWARD      State Board of Control Manages to Get Redactiona On Supplies

PRICES SLIDE DOWNWARD    eeate Roard of Control Manages to  :  : Get Reductions On Supplies Parchased.

WILL USE FORGE It TERMS ARE NOT EXEGUTED   Allied Declaration Threatens Extension of Occupied Zone if Germany Fails to Execute Treaty   URGE DIRECT CONFERENCE WITH GERMAN OFFICIALS   Council Declares its Willingness to Meet With Berlin Representatives

EQUEST OF  FRMANY FOR AMY DENIED   lies Declare They Canno  Even Consider Such a Proposition.        ZERMANY. MUST. LIVE - UP TO PEACE TREATY   éclaration Says Germany Is ‘Failing to Meet Mos: Important Obligations.

Huns Have Failed to Meet the Most Importaht Obligations of the Pact, the Supreme Council Declares   ALLIES MAY EXTEND AREA OF OCCUPATION   Berlin Chiefs Are Invited te a Conference to Discuss the Situation Before Further Action Is Taken,

13 MONTHS QLD BOY WAS KIDNAPPE   fomeone Used Ladder to Ente Second Story Window—Whole Affair Shrouded in Mystery,

NEW SPRING SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN AT POPULAR PRICES   Underwear

Prediction Is That Senate Will Adopt and Governor Edwards Sign Bill for 3.5 Per Cent Beverage.

John W. Sullivan Declares That Group. of 500 Persons Seeking to Destroy Present Government

UNITY OF PURPOSE AMONG RADICALS   Seek Through Interlocking Directorates to Control Industry and Destroy Present System of Government.

REDS AID ALL THE “ISMS”   ARE REPRESENTED IN EVERY CULT THAT HAS A “CAUSE.”   Throogh ‘Interlocking Directorate, t  They Plan Control of Industry and  Overthrow of Government,  - Jehn W, Snilivam Saya.

ARMY OF FLORES: NEAR MAZATLAN   FEDERAL TROOPS. IN THEIP RETREAT, ARE SAID TO BE BURNING BRIDGES.

MEXIGAN BATTLE HAAMS IMMINENT   eee  Federal Troops Sent Out From Mazatlan to Meet Revolu- tionists.   BURN BRIDGES IN PATI

FEDERALS RETREAT  BEFORE REBEL HOST ON WESTERN COAST   Wholesale Arrest of Obregon Sympathizers Ordered; El Paso Consul Gives Official Lie to the Report of Enriquez’s Joining Rebels; Gen. Amarillo Joins Villa; Yankee, Held as a Carranza Spy, Freed.

Mexican Federal’ Troops . are  % Sent Out to Meet Revolution: ists. Under. General Flores Marching on Mazatlan

LOOK FOR —  A-FIGHT   Mexican Federal sid Sonor Troops May Have Engages ment Sean. -

MEXICAN REBEL BATTLE IMMINENT AS TROOPS ADVANCE   REVOLUTIONARY ARM} RAPIDLY APPROACHES MAZATLON, PACIFIC DmMmipn   PEDERAL RETREAT   Fortification Thrown Up As Forces Withdraw From 46 Mile Zone.

REDS NOW JAILED Al  CROWN PI.   Hammond, Burnham and Gary Radicais Taken to the County Seat.

20 ALLEGED REDS TAKEN TO CAPITAL   Special Traction Car Used te Transport Men Taken in Indiana Raids.   ALL SAID TO BE ALIENS   U. S. has “Air Tight” Case Agains First to be Arrainged, is Asserticn—Fort Wayne Leader for Soviet Government.

MEASURE DEBATED 4 HOURS   Outcome Never in Doubt During Discussion---Support Wen tor Bill by the Opposition of Labor Leaders.

HOUSE PASSES THE ML BILL WN SIG STYLE   DECISIVE VOTE ON MEASURE :   RAIL UNIONS DEFIED STRIKINGLY—THE DEBATE

ABOR'S FIGHT DUES NOT STOP RAILWAY BILL   PASSES HOUSE AFTER DEBATE OF FOUR HOURS WITH AMPLE MARGIN   Manv Democrats. Including Most ot! ‘The Texas Delegation. Were Opposed to Measu.e

UNION OPPOSITION BIG AID TO PASSAGE, SUPPORTER CLAIMS   Outcome Never in Doubt But Pressure From Labor Leaders Isa Said to Have Been Interpreted Differently as to Its Effect on the Vote. Motion to Recommit Badly Beaten.

Measure Is Approved After Four m Hours of Heated Debate on Floor.   MAJORITY OF DEMOCRATS VOTE AGAINST THE ACT   ote Picture Is Painted By Those Wanted Earning of. the Carriers a ~ Guaranteed.

HOUSE PASSES COGH-GUMMINS RAILAUAD BILL   Adopt Conference Report by Vote of 250, ) to 100   FASSAGE UP TO SENATE

Esch - Cummins Compromise Measure Provides for Return of Rail Transportation to Private Hands.   UNION OPPOSITION STRONG TO THE LAST   Congress Warned That Defeat of Legislation Would Bank’ rupt Half of Lines. 

Adoption Comes After Four Hours of Debate, by 2 Vote of 249 to 150, Mar gin of 99.   INDIANA MEMBERS FAVOR MEASURE

So Representative Kitchin Declares as House Jams Through Return Measure, With Clean _ Majority of 99 Votes for Approval.   ESCH SEES GREAT DISASTER IF _ CONGRESS FAILS TO PASS LAW   Represéntative Pou Paints Even More Gloomy Picture of Financial Crisis if Lines Go Back to. Ow ners Without Control Legislation.

FINAL VOTE COMES APTER LONG DEBATE   Reservation Acted Upon Re: lates to Withdrawal from League

RAILROAD BILL IS APPROVED BY HOUSI   Conference Report Is Adopt ed by Clear Margin of 99 Votes.

DUMPROMIOE RAlL BILL 15 ADOPTED   VOTE IN THE HOUSE SATUR. DAY WAS 249 FOR'AND 150 AGAINST IT.   ‘ORCED A QUICK VOTE   Effort to Have the Bill Recommitted Was Defeated By a Vote  : of Two Seventy-Eight  : to One Seven One

APPROVED BY HOUSE   Vote on Adoption Conference Report Was 249 for to 150 Against.   MOTION TO RECOMMIT WAS DEFEATED 228 TO 171   Was Never Any Doubt as to the Out. come, Leaders Sald, Although th Effect of Pressure From Labo Leaders Against Adoption of th Bilt Way Variously Interpreted,

DOWN MOTION 10 RECOMMIT THE MEASURE   Conference Report Adopted by Vote of 249 to 150 — Chairman Esch De« clares Roads Certain to Go Back March 1.

HOUSE APPROVES RAILWAY MEASURE   VOTE ON GUMMINS-ESCH BILL WAS mp TO 150—ROADS ACK MARCH 1   LABOR GETS A BOOMERANG   Demandy’ of Unions — Drive Former Opponents Into Ranks of Supporters,

GOMPRO ANLWAY- all ADOPTED BY LOWER HOUSE   “Esch-Cummins. nins Measure Gets ‘Approval. of Representatives in Balloting.   CONF ERENCE.REPORT * IS PASSED. 240-150   Wages Negotiations to Go Af. _ ter Return, Hines Tells Lnionists.

ANIL BILL ADOPTED        SU RPE,  HOUSE ACCEPTS 1 FOUR OCR Dp        Attitude of Kabor Comes in Ko -Good See treat,

RAILROAD BILL Phaats HOUSE BY 99 VOTES   Several Members Swayed by Labor’s Oppo sition.

RAIL BILL ADOPTED   HOttUs:E ACCEPTS VMIEASURE FOUR HOR DEBATE.   Attitude of Labor Comes — in for  (aood Seoring in’ Argument,

DECISIVE VOTE ON MEASURE ;   RAIL UNIONS DEFIED STRIKINGLY—THE DEBATE

RAILROAD BILL GIVEN APPROVAL BY HOUSE   CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED BY CLEAN MARGIN. OF ONE HUNDRED VOTES,   RETURN NACH 1, ESCH SAYS   Compromise Measure Is Passed After Four Hours of Debate by Vote of 250 to 150.

OWNERS TO GET ROADS MARCH 1, DECLARES ESCH   ‘Claims Lines Be in Receivers’ Hands If Bill Fails to Become Law

LABOR'S THREAT SWINGS SEVERAL FROM OPPOSITION   Gompers’ Speech Is Cause For Losing Many Votes.

COMPROMISE R.R. BILL I$ APPROVE   House Adopts. Conference Re port After Four Hours Debate—Vote 250-150.

GONVENTION DELEGATES ld TD AUTHORIZED NUMBER SAYS. COMMITTE   INSTRUCTIONS FORWARDED Td  STATE COMMITTEEMEN TO REDUCE DELEGATIONS, —

DROER GUT IN. DELEGATES T0 “BuIA MEET   G. 0. P. Secretary Warns States Not to Send Delegates  With Fractional Votes   CHICAGO HOTELS BOOST RATES NEARLY DOUBLE   Fifty Thousarid Applications for Seats From the General Public

MAY BAR EXTRA G.0. P. DELEGATES   NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN NOTIFIED TO CUT DOWN NUMBER  Secretary of Convention Committee Says no More Than 984 Delegates Will Be Placed.

INSTRUCTIONS BEING SENT. BY. COMMITTEE   G. 0. P. Convention Committe Notifying All National Committeemen

Republican Delegates Must Not Exceed State Quota, Order Declare:

EXTRA DELEGATES MUST MAKE FIGHT   Republican Camvention Will Treat Them As Contesting Delegates.

STATES ORDERED 10 CUT ON DELEGATES   No Fractional Votes to be Counted at Republican National Convention.   CONTEST THOMPSON SEAT

MUST REDUCE _ . DELEGATIONS   In. Some States Extra Delegates Have Been - Already Chosen , -

"NooQooo00o0o0 C0 0000 06   PAYS $5.20 A DAY  FOR SHOVELING SNOW.

IDLE DEAF TO WORK CALL.   New York's Offer of $5.20 a Day Brings Few Snow Shovelers, ~

OON'T WANT TO SHOVEL SNOW   Unemployed in New York Fail to Retpond ‘to Call for Laborers.

SNOW BRINGS TO LIGHT SHORTAGE OF LABORERS   New York Calls for 8,000 Snow Shovelers With Comparatively Little Response.

IDLE NOT LOOKING FOR WORK   Call for Men to Shovel Snow Unan. sewered by Unemployed.

AGAD ANNOUNGES PADIGAL GHANSE   PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM WIL hE PIVIpED INTO POH ERGIONS

RADICAL CHANGES IN OPERATION OF PENNS)   Railroad System Divided Into Four Regions With Each in Charge at a Viee President.

PENNSYLVANIA RB WILL HEREAFTER BE BUN ON NEW PLAN   Directors Prepare for the Return of the System to Private ~ Management.   FOUR REGIONS ARRANGED   Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chi- cago and St. Louis Each to Have Headquarters.

PENN. LINES ONE BIG  SYSTEM   RADICAL CHANGES IN OPERATION FOR PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD UNDER PRIVATE CONTROL ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT REA.   FOUR NEW “‘REGIONG’

STAFF CHANGES IN PENNGYLVANIA B. P. ANNOUNCED BY REA   Will Operate Vast System When  Government Relinquishes Control First of March.

TO MAKE BiG CHANGES.   ‘Pennsylvania Railroad System _ Will be Divided Into Four  Regions $o0n.

[THE PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM ~ MAKES RADICAL’ CHANGES   To Be Divided Into Four Regions After Fifty Years of Operation Under Existing Conditions.

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD TO MAKE RADICAL CHANGE   System Will be Operated with Vice-Presidents for Each of Four Regions.

BIG CHANGES UN PENN GY SYSTEM   Will Be Divided Into Four Railroad Regions’   WILL SHIFT OFFICERS   Announcement of Very Important Changés in Operating Policy is Made by President Rae—Regional Headquarters at Philadelphia, Peh., Chicago and St. Louis

»_ F. Smith, Jr., Formerly General Superintendent of Motive Power of Lines West,\ Comes to Important Local Position—Many Other Officers Are Affected.

OPERATED FOR CANCER.   Rolla Peck in Setious Condition is hastman Hospital.

STRIKE HURTS COAL PRODUCE   enna  ‘ENTIRE INDIANA COAL FIELD RE PORTED BY OFFICIALS AS NON-PRODUCTIVE.

INDIANA COAL MINES REPORTED SHUT DOW!   Operators and Union Officials to Confer Tuesday; Fight in West Virginia

LIFE SENTENCE FOR MURDERERS   Killed Man in Wichite -'Falls:‘in.an Attempted-Hold-Up

Life Imprisonment Is  Sentence Imposed Upon Wichita Falls Killers

GERMAN FINANCE IN BAD-WA’   Alties Worried Over-Fact Germany ts Unable to Pay: Cash: for. - Yeare to Come.

GERMAN FINANCE IN BAD WAY   Allies Worried Over Fact Germany Is Unable to Pay Cash for Years to Come.

CRIME WAVE IS SWEEPING OVER GERMAN CAPITAL   Robberies and Burglaries Increase at an Abnormal Pace.

eS en ge a ae ee  GERMAN SWINE   Arouse Resentment of the War-Impoverished.

REV. PONTIUS HEADS REFORMED CLASSIS   Gettysburg Body In Session a Stene Church —- Superinten dent Smith Tells of Work a  Orphanage.

FORGED PAPERS   Used His American Cit.jzenship at Third  Tostornatianalo

EXPRESS MEN ~ GO ON STRIKE   Walk Out. Called “Direc Violation of Transportation Act Just Signed

EXPRESSMEN STRIKE   Deliveries In Chicago Are Tied Uy By Sudden Action.

CHIGAGO EXERESSMEN N STRIKE TODAY   OUTLAW ORGANIZATION 1s SAH AQ BE HEADED BY DEPOSED © . OFFICIAL.

EXPRESOMEN IN CHICAGO OW STRIKE   Watk-Out ‘Not Authorized By Their Union.

Estimated From 500 to 2,60( Men Walked Out This Morning.   MEN ASK FLAT $35 INCREASE IN WAGES   Head of Regular Organiza tion Says Strike is Violation of Contract.

{PRESSMEN IN ‘HIGAGO GO OUT )N WAGE DEMAND   More Than 2,500 Em. oloyes Strike For Increase In Pay.

EXPRESS STRIKE IN CHIGAGO CLAIMED AS OUTLAW MOVE   Deposed Officer of Union Call Walkout Branded as illegal by President of Order.   500 TO 2,600 ESTIMATED AS OUT TO FORCE RAISE   U. §. Attorney Begins Inquiry to See If Transportation Act [s Being Broken.

EXPRESS WORKERS QUIT   WALHKOCT IN CHICAGO STATIONS  STOPS DELIVERIES. {   Sintke Declared 10 Be Led By Outlaw Organization By Head of Order of Railway Expressmen.

U.S. Death  Rate Lower   Slutisties fadlente Amvvieans Ave Heewntiyge Peeadthive—enbt Distuses ja Lead,

LOWER DEATH RATE RECORDED IN 1318 THAN OTHER YEARS   Drop of 5.1 Per Cent from 1918 to 12.9 Per 1,000 Population Shown by Report.

DEATH RATE I8 LOWEST      Rate of 129 per Thousand Population Shows Diop of 5 4.

DEATH RATE LOWEST IN 1919   Was 12.9 a Thousand, a Decrease of 5.1 Over the influenza Year, Says Census Bureau.

DEATH RATE IN THE U.S. LOWEST IN ITS HISTOR   Statistics for 1919 Show It To Be but 12.9 Per Thousand.

DEATHS SHOW SLUMP IN 1919)   Rate for 81 Per Cent of -Population je Lowest in Any One Year, Says Census Bureau.

UNCLE SAM’S DEATH RATE SHOWS DROF   Total Number of Deaths ir 1919 Found to Be 1,096,436.

DEATH RATE DECREASES.   For 1939 it Was Lower In the Valted States Than Ever Before.

1, DEATH BATE. SHOWS DECREASE   Lowest i in Any One ‘Year’ According to Reports’ Published by the Bureau of the Cen sus Today.—Comparison is Made With Other Years.

Give Regular Army 280,000 Mer end Include a Citizens’  Reserve.   UNIVERSALLING TRAINING   Gencral Pershing Designated A Chicf cf Staff, Thcugh Power Is Doubtful.

ARMISTICE SOUGHT WITH BOLSHEVIK   Poland Sends Proposals for Armistic: to Soviet Government at Moscow —Socialist Cabinet

POLES HAVE ASKED ~ FOR’AN ARMISTICE      REQUEST T BY WIRELESS TO THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT.   THE REDS DRIVING ON   Further Breaks in Defensive Polish Line Are Reported From Moscow   Poles Form New Coalition Cab: inet Following Request for Armistice {

POLAND SENDS ‘bIREGI APPEAL FOR ARMISTICE   Another European War Loom - As Bolshevik Armies Drive Rapidly on   SOVIETS CLOSE TO. ~ GERMAN FRONTIER

REQUEST SENT BY WIRELESS TO THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT   Further Breaks in Defensive Polish Line Are Reported From Moscow   Poles Form New Coalition Cabinet Following Request for Armistice 

POLES PLEAD TOMOSCW FOR SOVIET PEACE   National Council of De. fense Sends Proposals for Armistice to Bolshe vik Government.   NEW CABINET IS SELECTED   Bolshevik Troops Reported to Have Captured Dubno on. Southeastern. Polish border.

WIRELESS NOT FOR PEAGE att TA AUSS CAPITAL   ‘Polish Outlook Appears More Menacing to Observers in london   BOLSHEVIK! ALREADY ON POLE TERRITORY   New Cabinet Formed in Warsaw After Armistice Pronosal {s. Forwarded.

CESSATION OF . FIGHTING ALONG ENTIRE FRONT PROPOSED...   By Polish Government To Today — New Coalition Cabinet Formed Supported by. Socialists — Polish Situation. ~Menacing to  - ‘Beenanann Paare.' 

‘POLAND ASKS: ARMISTICE   Sends—Terms to-Soviet, Government. * Reds Take Dubmo Stronghold.

TIRE OF WAR HAS BEEN GOING “)) AGAINST THEN.   Promise of Ald By Allies. Make Them Plead For) Thne With Bolshevik Givernment. .

WEARY POLAND _ ASKS FOR PEACE   Sends Armistice Proposal Direct to Soviet Russian Government.   ‘OUTLOOK NOT PROMISING   Appeal Sent United States For Moral Support. Would Strengthen Morale of People in General.

Poland, Viewing With Terror, the Menace of Invasion, Sends Note to  Birenia   NEW COALITION CARINET   M. Witos Heads New Cabinet in Time of Orisis--Has Support of Socialists   Srtuation Serious Around Bialystok —Londen Says Poland is Inveded.

ee Ee  POLES TO PLEAD FOR ARMISTICE   Request Along Lines Suggested by Allies Will Be Made; Official Announcement Today.

SOVIETS GET PROPOSALS BY WIRELESS   Ask Immediate Cessation Hostilities on 720 Mile Front.

UrTHIALS Al  WASHINGTON FEAR ALTIUM IY TOO LATE   Poland Dispatches Proposal for Armistice Direct to Moscow   NEW CABINET WITH SOCIALISTS’ SUPPORT   United States Will Stay Out Unless Overt Act Campels Action

TAX! DRIVER IS MURDEREL   Chas. Peters of Des Moines Robbed and Killed By His Passengers.

NEW STYLE ID TRIED IN  TRAIN HOLDUP   After A-Successful Attempt Bandit Is Shot Down In Flat Building

M’KEAN COUNTY FAIR   Public is Assured One Big  Week at Smethport

COX CONTINUES 10 ATTAGK HARDING § STANO ON LEAGUE   Reason He Will Not Declare Him: self Is Because There Is No Place to Stand Is Charge.   CANDIDATE WIDELY DIFFER   Chairman White, of Democyrati Committee, Says Cox Will Answer While Harding Will Not

COX SAYS HARDING HAS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Democratic Candidate Travels  oday to Missouri and  Kansas— Three Speeches on Today’s Program.

KT CROSSROADS OF DESTINY: DECISION DUE, ASSERTS COX   Says Only League ‘Alternative ‘ts Return to “Normalcy” of 1914 Autocracy.

AT CROSS ROADS OF DESTINY SAYS COX   ‘Democratic Nominee Declares: Harding Has No Substitute . For League     Says Great Dangers Lurk In Return to International  76" Normalcy.”

COX IN MISSGURI AND KANSAS FROM NEBRASK:   Harding Completes Tour of West Virginia, Keeping Up a Strenuous Sehedule Today.

COX TELLS Why  HARDING Hd NO SUBSTITUTE   Does Not Dare Suggest to Mothers Return to 1914 Conditions.

HARDING HAS NO DEFINITE PLAN   So Says Goy. Cox Regard ing Opponent’s Stand on League

NEARING TRIPS END   COX HAS COVERED PRACTICAL, LY ALL OF THE WEST.   Devoted Time of Today to Missouri and Kansas.

GOV. 00x VISES KANSAS TODAY   THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE DUE IN ATCHISOS. °°   SCOLDS AT HARDING   GIV ES OUT A STATEMENT CRIT: ICISING HIS OPPONENT.   Decleres jfhe Reason tarding Has : No Subsiitute for L. of N. Is Because There Isn't Any.

FOUR MAKE GET: AWAY IN DARING JAIL BREAK   Alleged Murdertr Is Among Those Escaping When Bars Are Sawed.

FOUR MALESTER PRISONERS FREE   Daring Jail Break Effected in Night—-One Man Was Awaiting Trial fer Murder.

10,000 INJURED LEFT IN PATH OF QUAKES IN ITALY   Tents Are Being Sought Tc House More Than 100,000 Homeless

QUAKE TOLL ABOUT 1,500   Estimated That 10,000 Were Injured in the Seismic Disturbances in Italy.

LOSS OF LIFE BY TTALTAN QUAKE IS FIFTEEN HUNDRED   TEN THOUSAND ARE REPORTEI INJURED AND 100.000 ARE HOMELESS   TENTS AND BARRACKS ARE PRO VIDED FOR HOMELESS SHOCKS CONTINUE

100,000 HOMELESS: 1500 KILLED AND 0,000 INWRED ITALIAN “QUAKE TOWT

a aT SRT: MUERTE ETT SHRINERS TO ENTERTAIN      Will Serve Dinher to Visiting Members Way to  Leavenworth

SHRINERS TO ENTERTAIN   Will Serve Dinner to Visiting Members on Way to Leavenworth

FROM YM. 7   MONEY WILL BE EXPENDED FOR EDUCATIONAL WORK AMONG FORMER SERVICE MEN

CH. 10 GET $650 FROM Y. MC A.   7  MONEY WILL EE EXPENDED FOR EDUCATIONAL WORK AMONG ‘FORMER SERVICE MEN”.  at

000. GETS 11 DELEGATES   Minnesota Republicans Faver Major-General for Presidential Nomination—Nine Uninstructed Delerates.

INCREASE. IN 1. FARES ’ OFFICIALS   tion Heads Say Franchises Will Be Carefully Observed   IGHT’ RATES BOOST © soUGHT FROM BOARD

LAST WORD’ IN DICTIONARY   Possibly Few Know What it Is, and Really it Is Not of Great Importance,

HUNS PAYING BACK   Coal and Livestock are Delivered to Aijlied Powers

GERMANY MAKING DELIVERIES UNDEE REPARATION PACGI   France Gets 4,686,000 Tons o! Coal; Other Countries Coal and Live Stock.

THE RESOLUTE LEADS IN EARLY STAGE OF RACE   Shamrock Gets Away In Yacht Race Toa Poor. Start.   RAIN FALLS-ON   THE CUP RACERS   The Resolute Increases Its Lead As The Race Progresses,  ~

RESOLUTE LEADS IN THE FIRST LAP OF CUP RACE   Shamrock First Over Line in Bad Start and Had to Return—American Boat Makes Perfect  [a   OFFSHORE AT 12:05

REPUBLICAN Wilko NOMINATION ¢ 0 VERMONT GOVERNOR   Wins Over Opponents By Good Majority In Primaries.

RADICALS MAKING ~ DEMANDS FOR THE SOVIET SYSTEN   Extremists Want Revisjon Of. The Mexican Constitution.   STRUGGLE SEEMS “TO BE IMPENDING   Notable Victories Already Gained By Radicals In Their Fight For Reforms. 

Want the Adoption of Some of-the Soviet Pe ence of Gover! ‘nment.   STRUGGLE EXPECTED   Conservatives and Radidals May Clash Over Dispute Now Raging.

SOCIALISTS OF MEXICO AGHTATI   Extremists, Demanding a Re vision of Constitution and  Some Soviet Features.   PROSPECTS ARE GOOD FOR FURTHER TROUBLE   The Radicals Object to Pres. ent System of Government of Mexican States.

MEXICAN REDS BECOMING ACTIVI   Extremists Demand Revision of the New Constitution.   Would Adopt Some of Soviet Principles—Conservatives Also Seek to Change the Lawes.

VISION OF “CONSTITUTION   Demanded by Radicals in Mexi. can Affairs.   SOVIET PRINCIPLES ARE BEING FAVOREL   Bill To - Be’ Presented at Next Mexican Congress. ©   A Struggle Between Conserva. tives and Mexican Extremists Is ‘Near—The Conservatives Open: Propaganda Work.

REDS IN MEXICO ACT   REVISION OF CARRANZA CONSTITUTION IS DEMANDED.   Ask Adoption of Some of the Princi. ples of the Soviets—Conservatives Not Satisfied.

Otherwise Cabinet Will be  Overthrown on First Question Involving Interior Policy jn Question of Confidence.

NEW CABINET OF ANGE MAY BE SHORTLY ENDED   When Premier Calls for Vote of Confidence Majority of Deputies Are Silent; Loyalty of Steeg Challenged.

TUMULTOUS SCENES IN FRENCH CHAMBER   Vote of Confidence Given Premier Millerand Considered Moral Defeat as 300 Deputies Refuse to Vote.

TRAITOR, STEEG, NEWMINISTER, CALLED, WHILE DEPUTIES RIOT   France’s Cabinet Faces Dissolution Unless He Is Ousted.   MILLERAND GETS CONFIDENCE VOTE   But Moral Defeat for Government Is Result.

MILLERAND NEAR FALL ON HIS FIRST DAY   Uproar Over Charge Steeg Was Malvy's Accomplice   More Than Half the Deputies Refralr From Vote of Confidence

CONFIDENCE VOTE GIVEN TO CABINE]   Millerand’s Organization Wins Out 272 to 23.   300 DO NOT TAKE PART   Result Considered Moral Defeat For Government—Balloting Occurs Amid Tumultuous Scenes—aAction Taken By Premier Following Savage Attack of Daudet.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST CAE      Action Taken By French Deputies Against Jules Steeg Forecasts Overthrow of Millerand’s Ministry   our 300 DEPUTIES FAIL  Ly  ACT ON CONFIDENCE VOTE   Qaudet Declares Steeg an Accomptice of Malvy; Tumuliuous Scenes in Chamber

WEW FRENCH CABINET NOW IS ON VERGE OF GOLLAPS!   Nearly Half of Deputies Abstainec From Voting on Question of Con fidence Yesterday,

FRENCH GABINET GIVEN GONFIGENGE VOTE BY DEPUTIES   is CONSIDERED MORAL DPEEBAP INASMUCH As 300 PAILED TO TAKE PART

RANGE UNCERTAIN   CBZ ECTION FOUND TO NEW Pik. MIER’sS APPOINTMENT.   Prench People See Vet Toward re  main Syeapachy,

NEW CABINET FACES STORM   MINISTRY OF MILLERAND NOT Te  SURVIVE IN FRANCE.   MORAL DEFEAT SEEN IN VOTE   CONFIDENCE GIVEN, BUT WITH 300 MEMBERS SILENT.   ‘Rabie Objections Raised to Portfolio ef Interior Headed by M. Stecyx,  and Chamber ia Tumalt Dering Sitting.

CONFIDENCE VOTE FOR ~NEW FRENCH CABINET   WARNING OF OPPOSITION UNLESS MINISTER OF INTERIOR RE- - MOVED, HOWEVER. -

HALF OF FRENGH DEPUTIES REFUSE ~ CONFIDENCE VOT   Moral Defeat of Government Seen in Action—New Cabinet Headed by Millerand Not Satisfactory.   ASK STEEG OUSTED   Of 295 Members Who Voted 272 Favored Body, But Downfall Looms Unless  Changes Made, Belief.

HOBBY 10 ESCORT -OBREGON TO FAIR   Will Meet President-Elect of Mevico in Fort Worth on Saturday.

NEGRO CONFESSES THE MURDER OF INDIANAPOLIS GIRL   POLICE SECURE CONFESSION ‘ or NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD COLORED MAN,   ADMITS STABBING IN THE WECK WITH POCKET KNIFE

NEGRO CONFESSES — MURDERING GIBI   19-Year-Old Indianapolis Youth Signs Written Statement That He Stabbed Child and Hid Body.

MURDERER CONFESSED,   Negro Under Arrest Admits Killing + Martha Hull,

SAYS HE STABBED HER WIT?  ~ Poe RESENTED Ae  BRACED, IN CONFESSION

NEGRO CONFESSED CRIME   \dmitted Murder of 14-Year-Old Girl at Indianapolis

AILLED A GIRL FOR HUGGING HIM   WILLIAM RAY, NINETEEN YEARS OLD, MAKES A WRITTEN CONFESSION WHEN CONFRONTED WITH FACTS

NEGRO CONFESSES 10 KILLING GIRL   William Ray, 19, Held at Indianap olis for Murder of Martha Huff, Age 14   MAKES WRITTEN CONFESSION   Police Say He Traced All His Move. ments in Statement—Stabbed Girl With Penknife When She Screamed.

NEGRO ‘ADMITS MURDER OF LITTLE WHITE GIRI   Indianapolis Police Draw Con. fession From William Ray ~. Barly This. ‘Morning. «   KILLED WITH. PEN KNIFE

EIGHTY YEAR OLD PAPER   Charles H.. Wilson Has Copy o Ancient York Edition.

MUCH EVIDENCE TO BE PRESENTE   Announcement Made That Hear ing at Albany May Last Sev. eral Weeks.   ASSEMBLY TOO MUCH  INTERESTED TO WORK   All Its Members Attend the Mect ings of Judiciary Committee Lis  - ten to Proceedings and Postpone All Other Business.

ALL IS OUIET TODAY.   Presence of State Troops at West Frankfort, Tl. Ends Riot.

TROOPS PATROL STREETS TO END ILLINOIS RIOTS   Efforts to Identify Five Said to Be Killed Are  ra a OEE aes

LODGE WILL REFUSE ANY: COMPROMISE: OF DISPUTE      Conference Notified He Will Surrender No  Guarantees   DEMOCRATS WILL REPLY TUESDAY   Hitcheock _ Declares ‘Lodge Blocked Agreement

LODGE REFUSES 10 YIELD ON TREATY   Serves Notice He Will Not Su: render Any of Guarantees in Pact Reservations.   EARLY AGREEMENT IS HIT   Democratic Leader Declares Agree ment Practically Reached when Lodge Took Action—Re-worded  Reservations Discussed Taday.

COX HITS AT G. 0. P. FUND   Declares Republicans Are Ralsing $15,000,000 Campaign Purse to Buy “Governmental Underhoid,.”

CHARGES PLOT TO QVERTHROW DE LA HUERTA   Statement Is Made by Huerta Emissary in U.S.

VICE PRESIDENT IS CONSIDERED A GOOD CANDIDATE   Cox and Palmer Are Oc. cupying First Place With Vice - President Marshall Third.

Seven Years Vice-President > Marshall’s Fill of Honor:   Prefers Return to Grigsby Station, He Avows.as Boom Grows—Comes to onvention as Harmonizer.

LEAGUE WILL HOLD MEETINC   Organization To Bring Down Prices To Start CamPaign

TWO: ATTEMPTS UNDER WAY FOR SETTLEMENT OF THE IRISH QUESTION   Influential Politicians’ Seek Con: ference Between , Govern-ment and Sinn Fein   WITHDRAWAL-GF TROOPS FROM . IRELAND S ALSO SUGGESTED   ‘Would.Put-Preservation of Or  der up to Local ‘Authorities

Britain Has 2 Plans for trish Peace   LIEUTENANT IS KILLED I) TIPPERARY; REPRISALS FOLLOW QUICKLY.

PLANG ON TAP FOR SOLVING IRISH QUESTION      INFLUENCES BEING BROUGHT TO BEAR ON ALL PARTIES.   ENGLAND TO TREAT WITH SINN FEINERS.   Proposition Also Put Forward Tha’ England Withdraw Her Military From Ireland Except At Strategic Points.

ATTEMPT 10 SETTLE PROBLEMS OF IRISt   Unofficial Attempts Being Made in England to Prevent Hostilities.

OLUTION [AISH PRAT FI    Redoubled Efforts Being Made  to Settle Question—Would  Withdraw the Military

MEN ASK FEDERAL ACTION IN STRIKE   Cleveland Delegation Seeks Justice Department’s Aid-— To Determine Waae.   PRESIDENT TO. ACT SOON!   Cummins Wants Law Amended to Get Board at Work in Washington,

UP TO WILSON TO END STRIKE   On Action of the-Mresident Depends. Early Termination of Tie-up Affecting Railway Traffic  af the Country ry         TRIKE GRADUALLY WE Al   Heads of the Trainmen and Federatiun of Labor Say Ht Witt Will Break Ip Soon

UP TO WILSON TO END STRIKE   tha Action of the President Depends, Early Terujuation of Tie-up Affecting Railway T; ‘rele of the Country   +s 2  STRIKE GRADUALLY WEAKENING

ASK GOVERNMENT TOEND THE STRIKE   “rhis Is Nota Strike, But a Walkout * of Men- Dissatisfied With Their . "Present “Wages .

Present Administration : Nothing But a Chapter of Accidents, He Says

PROPITEERS SEEM SAFE,   Fund for Hunters Is Exhausted and Fire's Out.

REPUBLICANS 10 SELECT JURIS]   State Central Committee to Meet to ChooSe Candidate for Unexpired Term of Late Judge Gaynor; Will he Named by Harding for Place.

REPUBLICANS SEEK BENCH CANDIDATE   Meet At Des Moines Te Look Over Prospect List.

REP, STATE COM. T0 SELECT JUDGE   Will Name - Suecessur to the Late Frank Gaynor, Justice of Town Supreme Court

TERRIBLE GASE OF EGZEMA   Prominent Veterinary of Dover Suffered Tortures for Twelve Years

TERRIBLE CASE ~ OF ECZEMA   Prominent Veterinaryof Dover Suffered Tortures for Twelve Years   "BEIT: -A-TIVES” and “Sootha Salva” Finally Brought Relief

cERKIBLE GSE OF EGZERR   Prominent Veterinaryof Dover Suffered Tortures for Twelve Years   FRUIT-A-TIVES” and “Soatha Salva” Finally Brought Retief

SHOPS CLOSED AS SIGN OF NATIONAL MOURNING   Flags Are Flying at Half-Mast—N Serious Incidents Have So Fa Been Reported.

ALE GOAL SUITS   LOCAL DEALERS IN ASSOCIA TION AGAINST FIXED PRICES.   Four Hundred Dealers Will Figh Margin of $2.25.

MILLERAND ACCEPTS POST AS HEAD OF FRENCH CABINE’   Will Take Over Portfolio of Foreiar Affairs in Addition to Duties as Premier.

H MEETINGS Ot TREATY MAY AEOULI IN DEADLOCK   IEW FRENCH  CABINET I MANED 8 PREMIER   Mlexandre Millerand Wi Take the Portfolio of Foreign Affairs

NEW FRENCH CABINET NOW CONSIDERED   Millerand, Chosen Te Head Body, Selecting His Aides.

MILLERAND HEADS FRENCH CABINE]   OV. OF ALSACE ACCEPTEL QPEER OF PRES. POINCARE TO HEAD NEW CABINET

FRENCH CABINET IS SELECTED   Alexander Millerand Heads New Advisory—Clemenceay Resiqns   IS GOVERNOR OF ALSASE   Andre Lefevre Chosen New Minister of War—Others Named

MILLERAND AEW FRENGH PREMIEH   Governor of Aisace Accepts Offer tc _ Head Ministry; Will take Duties o Foreign Affairs Department as Wel  New Ministers in Parliament.

NAME. CABINET TOOERVE UNDER NEW PRESIDENT      Millerand Will Head th  New Directors of French Republic

MILLERAND ACCEPTS   Will Take Pertifelico of Foreign Atfairs in French Cabinet.   (Ry United Press)

AND IS FRENGH PREMIER   ‘Announces His Cabinet Taking For Himself the Portfolio of Foreien Atfzirs.

A. MILLERAND HEADS THE NEW FRENCH CABINET   WILL TAKE THE PORTFOLIO OF FORSIGN AFFAIRS AS WELL AS PREMIER,   A. Tardieu, Former French Higl Commissioner to the United State: tefuscd to Retain His Portfolio in the Cabinet.

MILLERAND-ACCEPTS:. OFFER TO-READ THE NEW FRENCH CARINE      Has Also Taken Portfolio ‘of Foreign Affairs in- Addition to His Duties as: Premier,

MILLERAND WILL FORM CABINET   Governor Gi Alsace Will Be Minister  ; of Foreign Affairs and Name  Other Members

TELL HOUSEWIVES BAKE OWN BREAD   General Movement to Buy Flour Would Stabilize Price of Farmers’ Wheat.

BAKE YOUR OWN WHILE — FLOURIS NOW CHEAE   ' Hosuewives Urged To Take Ad  vantage Of The Present Mar-— ! ket Conditions.

SHOULD BAKE BREAD   Chicago Housewives Respond to Advice Prices Come low.

600 MINERS ARE ~ STILL STRIKING   Efforts Will Be Made to Get Men to Return to Work at Once '

WILL maa EACH       British Government Won't Open Independent Reprisal inquiry.   ‘Secretary for 1  liberate Coner Pa

NO REPRISAL PROBE   EACH OUTRAGE IN IRELAND TO BE INVESTIGATED.   British Government Refuses to Open an Independent Inquiry—Charges Great Conspiracy.

(GHT UF GULP. TO EXTEND ALL IVER COUNTRY   campaign Is Already Well Under Way, Except in the Solid South   LAN ORGANIZATION OF “VERY WARD IN COUNTRY   IBERALS VOLUNTARILY EXPRESS DISGUST WITH REPUBLICANS, DECLARE LEADPRS OF NEW PARTY.

MANY HERDING GLUBS WILL BE ORGANIZED   Extension of Harding Organiza tion Will be Made Everywhere Except in the Solid South.

HARDING HOLDING CONPERENCI WITH MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTER

CAMPAIGN PLANS GET UNDER WAY   Harding Organization Wil Carry Campaign Into Every Ward in Country.   NOTIFICATION DATES SET

COUNTRY - VIDE ORGANIZATION TO INSURE REPUBLICAN VIC. TORY IS DISCUSSED TODAY

- THE FACTS   ‘President Wilson Wants-to Kaoy _ oy About Wheat Decline, ©   WRITES: TO” "GOV, ALLEN      aks. Kausas ‘Ottictal to: Suppts tila With Information About the Prices.

BY PRESIDENT   President Asks Governor of Kansas If He Can Furnish Evidence,   Telle Allen to Forward Information He Has Tending to Incicate Decline in Prices Was Due to Unfair Practices.

PRESIDENT REQUESTS FACTS OF GOV. ALLEN   Letter Is Sent to Kansas Fixecutive In Answer to Appeal For Embargo on Canadian Wheat,

PREOIDENT PROBES GRAIN MARKETS   Asks the Governor of Kansas to Furnish Evidence.   SEEKS PROOF OF CHEATING   Allen Is Requested to Forward Infor. mation He May Have Tending to Indicate Price Decline Is Due to Unfair Tactics.

ALLEN FORCES WILSON TO ACT   Message of October 6 Regarding Wheat Situation Finally Brings an Answer.   INFORMATION IS ASKED

PROBE WHEAT PRICE      President Asks Information Concern: ine Big Declines.

PRESIDENT ASKS GOVERNOR ALLEN TO GIVE PROOF   Kansas Governor's Statement On Wheat is Challenged   Federal Trad  CommissionWants Fyidence

WILSON ASKS FOR HELP FROM ALLEN   PRESIDENT WANTS  INFORMATION RELATIVE TO DECLINE IN WHEAT   QUICK PRICE ADVANCE.   Chicago Grain Market Responds Quickly on Receipt of Word of Actien Taken   Letter Written at the President's Direction Followed Appeal of Governor

LETTER CAUSES HEAT TO SOAR      Wilsan disks A Allen tor Evidences of Artificial Depression and       Market Booms.

CANADIAN WHEAT EMBARGO SOUGHT   Many Appeals Made to the Government.   PRESIDENT WILSON STUDIES SITUATION   Asks for Data Regarding Recent Decline.

U.S. WILL MAKE INQUIRY INTO WHEAT PRICKS   Governor Allen of Kansas is Re afffsted to Forward Evidence to Trade Body   WILSON MAKES A -REPLY   Department of Agriculture i Asked to Make An Juvestigation

President Wilson Seeks Information   ASKS Governov Alien of Wansas for Tntormation on Cruse a? Decline jp Peires. Ww

PAEIOEAT WILL PHUGE INF AIRNESS   Requests Governor Allen of Kansas Forward All Facts in Case   “ANADIAN EMBARGO URGED BY FARMERS   Executive to Attempt -Satistactory Settlement to All Concerned

OOGAAL PHBL WHAT MARKET BETS UNDE Wt   PRESIDENT ASKS KANSAS GOVER VOR FOR ANY INFORMATION HE HAS SECURED.

WILSON ASKS FACTS ON DROP IN WHEAT PRICE   Wants Kansas Governor tc  Inform Him if Cause Was i Sere ght

resident Calls on Gayernor fot Information on Recent Decline in Wheat Prices

SEEK CAUSE OF PRICE DECLINE   PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS GOVERNOR FOR INFORMATION HE MAY HAVE

WILSON PROBES BEALS IN WHEAT   President Asks Governor of Kan: sas If He Can Furnish ~ Evidence.   TO PROBE BOARD OF TRADE   Tells Allen to Forward Information ‘He Has Tending to Indicate Decline in Prices Was. Due to Unfair Practices.

[PRESIDENT “WANTS INFOR. ‘MATION RELATIVE TO DECLINE IN WHEAT   QUICK PRICE ADVANCE   Chicago Grain- Market Responds Quickly on Receipt of Word ‘ of Action Taken   Leiter Written at the President’: Direction Followed Appeal of Governor

PRESIDENT ORDERS A WHEAT INOUIRY   ASKS GOVERNOR ALLEN OF KAN SAS TO FURNISH ANY INFORMATION HE MAY HAVE.

PROBING WHEAT DECLINE   Progideut Asks fer Evidence af Art. fiejal Price Depression, "By, Aasoclated Drexs,

WILSON ASKS. - GOVERKOR TO STAN IW FACTS   ‘Alien- of ‘Kansas. Requested to ”. Furnish Evidence of Un-  - fair. Practice”   EXECUTIVE ANSWERS .. APPEAL FROM MANY   Farm Bureau Federation ta, Is - gute Statement<on Grain” : Market ~

LUTHERAN MINISTER RESIGNS PASTORATE   The Rev. F. C. Sternat, Who Has Served East Berlin and Abbottstown Nine Years Will Go To Millersburg.

ie Lees [OCAL ‘POLITICAL WEADQUAT: _ TERS To KE EUSY PLACE:      Men and Women Organizations W! : Work Overtime. 

TO KEEP OPEN HOUDE   LOCAL POLITICAL HEADQUAR. TERS TO BE BUSY PLACE.   Men and Women Organizations Wil Work Overtime.

seeemanemeneneniats aenethtiatnaiaeteatnecmnenentmemienmeiemmeiel  Hungarian Government Wants to Raise Army of 90,000 Men

Hungarian Government ‘Asks-Allies Right to Fortify Budapest Cit;

STATE CONVENTION OF AMERICAN LEGION . OPENS AT ALBAN}   State Convention of 150 Represent: atives To Report On Changes dn Constitution

Japanese Military Anthorities Suspend Publication of Two News Sree ae

HOLDUP CAR ON TOUR   Believed Attempt to Rah Mine Pay Roll Frustrated

HOLD-UP WAS FOILED.    It May be, Though, That Suinebody . Merely Was Scared.

OTHER AMERICAN KILLED      Superintemicnt of Mine in Mexico Shot by Mexican Clerk. —¢«

AMERICAN MURDERED   Mexican Clerk Murders Employer According to Advices.

FOR NAVAL AVIATION   Ten Million Dollar Increase is Recommendation

HOOVER SEES DECREASE IN FARM PRODUCTION   Former Food Administrator Deplore: Absence of Policy of Ree  ment.

HOOVER SOUNDS FOOD WARNING   Candidate Writes Nation Is Headed Toward Dependence on Overseas Larder Supply.

Herbert Hoover ‘Warns of Serious Possibilities in De crease of Agricultural Production—Urges National Program—Deflation Must Not Begin on Farmer— Burden of Taxation Wrongly Distributed.

HOOVER ANALYZES FARM TROUBLES   Recommends _ Commission : te Determine Better Market ing. b:

HOOVER FEARS U, S, MAY BE DEPENDEN’   Former Food Administrator Writes of His Views to Republican Cotgressman.

NATION MAY BE FORGED 10 BUY FOOD OVERSEAS   Decrease In Farm Products Liable to Bring About Condition, Says Hoover.   Suggest Measures to Insure Better Return to Agriculturist for Labor.

Hoover Says U. S. May Have to Get Supply From Overseas Next Winter.   URGES AID TO FARMERS

MAY HAVE TD LOOK ABROAD FOR FOOL   Hoover Sounds Warning About Production.

“MARKET SYSTEM If OBSOLETE,” HOOVER   Says Decrease In Production May Make Us Dependent On Europe For Food.

NATION'S FOGD IN DANGER, WARNING VOIGED EY HOOVER   Under Production May Fore Reliance on Europe, Says Ex-Food Administrator.   OBSOLETE MARKET SYSTEM BURDEN ON FARM OWNET   Commission of Farmers fo Working Qut of Adequate Returns Suggested.

eneemeetietineatmeneatmeneatedl  DEFLATION OF PRICES SHOULD AVOID FARMERS   Says Reaction Should Not Begin With  Producers

U: S. MAY HAVE TO GO OVERSEAS FOR FOOD   THROUGH DECREASE IN PRO DUCTION HERE, HOOVER SAYS   Deflation Must Not Begin on Far mer When High Prices Begin to Come Down

Needed in Foreign Eusiness Declares Erch of Commerce Committee.  WANTS LINERS REFAIRED Wilson Agress To Pay For  Tonnage in Excess of Loss By Sink.ng.

USE OF GERMAN LINERS IN. FOREIGN ROUTES 1$ URGED   RECONDITIONING OF SHIPS AND ‘OPERATION BY U. S. PROPOSED.   TO, PLY OCEANS   Vessels Requisitioned for Frade to S. America, Europe, and Orient.

WILSON LETTER GIVES SHIP SALE NEV ANGI   “President Says He Entered AgreeI ment af Paris for Losses; Hearst Bond Fixed,

WILSON ADMITS HE MADE SHIP PACTS   Was Not Concerning Sale of Ships to British However.

WANTS VESSELS PLACED IN TRADE   Committee Approves ‘Bill Recondition/ ing Former German Lines and Operation By Government.

Says Government Should ~ Hold and Operate Liners   Senator Jones Sees Great Benefit to Our Foreigr Trade Should Such a Step Be Decided Upon.

Declares Erch of Commerce Committee.  WANTS LINERS REFAIRED  Wilson Agress To Pay For Tonnage in Excess of Loss By Sink.ng.

START RUHR EVACUATION      German Delegation Amerts Reich swehr Troopa Are Leaving the tee Basnafal Piatelicts.

RUAR DISTRICT IS  BEING EVACUATED   German: Forces Withdrawing ' From Sections. Where ..... Citizens Quiet...   FEW TROOPS WILL REMAIN   Number Permitted by Allie: Under Protocol of August Will Govern,

GERMANS QUIT RUHR DISTRICI      Huns Announce They Will Reduce Army to Meet the Prov     jons of  August Protocol Agreement.

GEAMAN TROOPS START FROM THE RUHR DISTRI]   Prenver Millerand Expected tc Be Given Vote of Confidence To Strengthen Position.

HUN TROOPS QUIT IN RUHR REGION   Ebert Government Withdraws Army in Compliance With Terms of Aug. ust Protocol: Forces Leave for More Peaceful Parts of Republic.

MARLBOROUGH SUIT ENDS IN DIVORCE   Duchess, Formerly ConsueloVan. - bilt, Granted Separation,

AMERICAN DUCHESS GRANTED DIVORCE AN LONDON: COURT   Marriage of Consuelo. Vanderbilt to Duke of Marlborough © is Dissolved   DESERTION AND MISCONDUCT CHARGED -BY THE DUCHESS   Duchess Til land 1 Unable to Ap ‘ pear in Court -

ENTIRE CITY ADMINISTRATION AT YONCALLA, OREGON, IS COMPOSED OF WOMEN WHO BEAT MEN RUNNINC

KANSAS MINERS OFF ON VACATION   Outlaw Employes Quit Work in Rov Over Foreman Using “Pull” for Driver.

KANSAS. MINERS ~ TAKE “VACATION”   STRIKE IS UNAUTHORIZED HOWAT DECLARES—POSSIBLE SPREAD ONLY CONJECTUR

TWO DIE IN SANTA FE WRECK   California Limited Train, East Bound, is Derailed Near La Junta, Colorado.

clbnT KILLED: FETY INJURED   California Limited on th Santa Fe Wrecked in Colorado Today.

TEN KILLED IN RAIL CRASH   Motortruck Loaded With Outing Party Hit at Crossing Near. Oakland City.

iN OF LIMITED   Thirteen Injured When Sanla F No. 4, California Flyer, Goes Into Ditch Near La Junta.

TWO KILLED AND 40 HURT; WRECK   Four Coaches Ditched When Crank Breaks on Engine Pulling Limited

TWO KILLED IN WRECK   Santa Fe  Catifernia Limited Wrecked at Reno, Cole.

TWO KILLED IN LIMITED WEEK ON SANTA EE   BROKEN CRANK SHAFT OF ENGINE SAID TO HAVE CAUSED WRECK EARLY TODAY.

EIGHT KILLED AND FIFTY . HURT IN TRAIN WREG   Santa Fe Fast Train 1f Wrecked Near Rene, Col., With Heavy Logs.   FELICE TRAINS ARE SENT

Santa Fe Wreck Kills Two and Injures Fort)   Connecting Rod Breaks 01 Second Engine, Three Pullmans Overturo

FATAL WRECK ON SANTA FE   Two Killed and Severa! Hurt Near La Junta, Golorade—Enroute Toa Kansas City,

“TWO DIE IN. WRECK      Califomia Lmiled Crashos an Santa Fe Road in Colorado,

TWO KILLED IN SANTA FE WRECK   Broken Engine Rod Believed t Have Been Cause.—Near La Junta.

Eastbound California Limited oh Santa Fe Road Overturns at Rene, Colorado; Injuries Generally Sliaht   BREAKING OF SIDE ROD CALLED ACCIDENT CAUSE   Engine, Dining Car and Three Pullman Coaches are Forced Off Track as Result of Locomotive Break

LIMITED IN WRECK   Santa Fe Eastbound No. 4 Went Into the Ditch Today.   TWO PEOPLE WERE KILLED    Forty Were fnjured — Broken Engine Crank Shalt Cause—4 . Cars Left Track.

DANGEROUS ALIENS WILL BE EXELUDE!   Bill Passed the House Today President Has Bill Amended.—House Waits on Seriate For Bills to be Passed. — Harris Gets in Motion.

ALIEN BILL PASSED   Able to Deport Those Who Agitate Overthrow of Government.

(Continued on Page. Four)   BILL TO TO EXCLUDE DANGEROUS ALIENS PASSES HOUSE AND GOES TO WILSON

HOUSE PASSES ALIEN MEASURE, GOES T0 WILSON   Minor Senate Amendment: to Bill te Deport Danger our Aliens are Acceptec By the House.

PRESIDENT GETS DRASTIC BILL TO EXCLUDE ALIENS   Measure Also Provides For Deportation Dangerous Foreigners.

WOMEN'TO MEET: TO PLAN WOK            Workers From Every Precinct. ; Assist in the Republicag: County Campaign

WOMEN TO MEET TO PLAN WORK   Workers From Every Precinct to Assist in the Republicat County Campaign

LARGE EXPORTS AND “BUY-A. “BARRED OF FLOUR” CAM.’  =PAIGN FELT, -

STEEP UPTURNS FEATURE WHEAT MARKET SESSION   March Delivery Touches $1.66  1-2 a Bushel at Extreme Advance

WHEAT ELEVEN CENTS HIGHER   March Delivery Touche: 166 1-2 Bushel Today   ‘BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR’   Slogan Gains Impetus and Adds t Bullish Tendency Furnished By Foreign Reports.

SHOOTS MAN AFTER FIGHT ON RODE OF NEW YORK HOUSE   Policeman Struggles Witk Man Twenty Minutes On Roof

CROWDS SEE DEATH  STRUGGLE ON ROOF   Negro, Now Believed to Have Bee  Insane, Is Killed by Officer H in Self Defense

GOP AND ELAGK OATTLE ON HIGH RUGF AN VIEW OF NEW YORK SROWO, NEGRO KILLE

HIGH BUILDING     Patrolman Struggles With Giant Negro As Hundreds Watch.

BATTLES NEGRO “ON ROOF LEDGE   New: ‘York Policeman’ Shoots Insane Man to Keep From ° Being Hurled to Street”

New York Policeman Battles’ “With ; Crazed Negro ‘On Root of Five‘ Story Building.

Ex-Service Patrolman Battles With Crazed Negro for Twenty-Two Minutes.   NEW YORK CROWDS _LOOK: ON TRANSFIXED   Former Sailor Dashes Upstairs Just In Time to Save Patrolinan’s Life.

FIGHTS MADMAN ON ROOFTOP   New York Patrohman Compriled to Shoot San Demingo Negro tu Eawe His Owen Life.

VERMONT G.0.P. TO RECOMMEND SUFFRAGE MOVE   Resolutions Committee Fa vors Asking Special Ses tee ET armcladairr

REPUBLICANS OF VERMONT FOR SUFFRAGE   Pass Resolution Asking Gov Clements to Call Special  Session of Legislature °

Swing to Democratic Ranks Noted in New York State   Roosey elt Sends Cheerful Message to Governor Cox and Points Out That No Excuse Remains for League Opponents not to Vote for Democratic Nominee After “Reasonable Reservation” Announcement.

“NO EXCUSE LEFT FOR OPPOSING COX’   Roosevelt Declares That Nominee’s Statement on Reservations Removes Clouds from Issue

NO OBJECTIONS TC CHANGES IN LEAGUE CLAIMS ROOSEVELT   Roosevelt Challenges Statemen that Cox is Unalterably Op nased to Reservations

F.D. ROOSEVELT ASSERTS HARDING ATTEMPTS DECEN   Says Cox’s Willingness fc Accept Reservations Re--

PERT SAYS FISCHER IS PSYCHIC AND MAY HAVE “FELT” EXPLOSION   BY JAMES HENLE

PRESIDENT’S PLANS.   Report that He May ge to Carolina Resort is Denied.

PLANS COMPLETE   For Holding the Annual Farmer’s Short Course at Purdue University   FROM JAN. 12th TO 16th   An Apple and Ham and Bacon Show will Also be Held There.

COMPLETE PLANS FOR FARM COURSE JANUARY 12-16   Expected That 3,000 Farm ers and Their Wives Will Attend School.

PURDUE SHORT — COURSE JAN, 12-16   Farmers Short Course and Corn Show - To Be Held at Purdue University,  _At Lafayette.   FARMERS AND WIVES EXPECTED   Special Classes Will Be Conduced by Purdue Specialists, With Great Amount of Practical Work.

STRIKERS CLASH: 3 SHOT IN RIOT   Two Police and One Worker Injured as Trouble Develops in Connecticut Industry.

GERMAN OUTBREAK BEPORTED TODAY   Russian Bolsheiyoki Are Sweepiig    Into Galicia According Ta News   Despstcey Feom Berlin Today  :

PA. WOMEN PLAN ‘VICTORY PLAN   Contributions Range From One To One Hundred Dollars; G. O. P. Women Respond.-

EDWARD B. M’LEAN NAMED CHAIRMAN   Heads Cammiittee in, Charge of  Lardinn Imatioural.

ARRESTED FOR GIVING A TIP   Ventuaresome Woman at San Francleeo in Talis of Police.

ARREST FOLLOWS PREDICTION OF STUCCESS FOR GOVERNOR SMITH, AT SAN FRANCISC(

RTIGLE X SUBSTITUTED   ADOPTED BY SENATE BY 56 TO 26 VOTE   14 DEMOCRATS FOR IT   Substitute Is Directly Against Wilson's Wishes

SENATE ACCEPTS LODGE VERSION OF ARTICLE TEN   FOURTEEN, DEMO.C RATS ‘YOTE WITH REPUBLICANS FOR SUBSTIWTITE   WILSON IMPATIENT   President Irritated by Continu *! ous Submission of Comprowises.

PENROSE GRADUALLY IS GAINING STRENGTH   Result of Maine Election Was Foregone Conclusion, Pennsvivania Senator Says.

Thick Weather, With Rolling Banks of Fog Off Shore, Prevailed As Boats Start What May Prove Deciding  Cantect   ALLOWANCE OF SIX MINUTES, 40 SECONDS   As Breeze Increases, American Sloop Continues to Gain on Big Green Yacht—Sail Race Over Triangular  Course.

RESOLUTE LEADS — TO THE FIRST MARK IN TONAY'S PACE   Gets Away In The Lead  And Maintains  Position.   RACE STARTED AT NOON HOUR   Delay In Get-away By Thich Fop And Lack of Breeze— Crucial Race.

GUP DEFENDER: RESOLUTE IS: FIRST ACROSS   Gets away to good start in fourth race of : the, present. series.   SHE:S SETTING THE PACE   Challenger purposely _ per: mits American boat to take the lead

Kansas Boy Confessez Attempted ‘Wholesale Murder ‘for ~ $200 Fee.   BHOOTS TWO OF INSTRUCTED VICTINS

SHOOTING TWO, CONFESSES PLOT TO WIPE OUT FAMILY FOR $200 THAT YOUTH MIGHT GET ESTATE

YOUTH AGGEPT N00 TO NLL WHOLE FAMILY   Boy Who Sought to Inherit Fortune Pays Friend to  Slay His Relatives

GIVE DEFINITE REPLY SOME TIME IN JANUAR)   Delegates Find Reports 0 Points Raised by Germans Onlw Half Finished.

DOUBLE SHOOTING TN NEW ORLEANS      Man Kills Woman in Full View of ‘Hundreds and Then Turns Pistol On Himself.

EAPALool dN OF AEBRET 1S MADE   By Bolivian Charge de Affaires at Lima, Peru  TO PUNISH AUTHORS   Of Demonstrations Against Peruvians in Polivia—Santiago Advices Attribute to Peru Initiative for Intervention by United States—Case Excites Interest in Rio

BOLIVIA HAS APOLOGIZED FOR TROUBLE   TO PUNISH DEMONSTRATORS   North ‘American: Government Took. Seriozsly Communication Of -Chancellor—Argentine Is Wiatabing f   \WILL “ACT AS PEACEMAKER

2,000 MINERS TN KANSAS: GOAL FIELD STRIKE   Protest Against Reeent Award of Wilson’s Commission   STRIKE PURELY VOLUNTARY

KANSAS MINERS STRIKE AS PROTEST TO REPORT   ‘Fuel Committee’s Action = is - Characterized as an Outrage  by Alexander Howat.

SEVERAL HUNDRED KANSAS GOAL MEN HAVE WiLKED OU   Between 1,500 and 2,000 Miner In Crawford and Cherokee Counties Strike Over Recent Wage Awards,

ALF TAYLOR IS ELECTED   Repoblican Roasning in Tennessee Seems to Plave Vanquished Demoeceatic Ovpone nt.

BANKER PLANS TO RENOVATE ENTIRE CIT   Restoration of Old Place to Its Former Comliness Is Only Desire.

SNOW AT DALLAS EARLY THIS MORN   ight Flurry, First of Season; Be gan Falling at 8:15 O'clock,

NEW. SAID HE WAS INNOCENT  Told Sister He Did Not Kill Frieda ¥ \.eesner,

NEW. SAID HE WAS INNOCENT  fold Sister He Did “Dia Not Kilt Priégda

NEW NOW CLAIMS HE DID NOT ALL GIRL   Hult Sister Announces New Told Her Retently Miss Lesber Killed Herself, :

ANOTHER ANGLE IN CASE. OF NEV   Freda Lesser Killed Herself, Is Statement Made In Affidavit Filed By Prisoner’s Hplf-Sister.

Sister Of Harry New: Declares Freda Lesser  _ Was Victim of Own Act

on nae  DECLARES FREDA LESSER COMMITTEB SUICIDE   New's Half Sister's AMdavit follows  Motion for a New Trial,

MISS LESSER ~ SUICIDED   According to: Affidavit by Edna: Clancy, Half Sister of Harry S. ‘New, Based on Latter’s Statement. —

DEATHS REoUlLT FROM RIGTING   Fighting Between Sinn Fein  ers and Unionists at Belfast Resumed Today.   MORE TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO CITY   Past Twenty-Four Hours Has _ Seen Developments of Imnmnrtance in Treland.

MORE FIGHTING.   Three Killed in Battle Retween Si: Foinere and Unionists.

AMERICAN DEAD IN FRANCE.   Investigator Sails To Look _ Inte Matter of Returning Bodies to  Br..t424.8 €St4nétag

AMERICAN DEAD IN FRANCE.   Investigator Sails To Look into Matter of Returning Bodies to  oe Os i x i on

BEGINS INEEOTIBATION UF AMERICAN GRAVES CN EUROPEAN BATTLEFLEL NG   STEP IS PREPARATORY TO) RE. ‘MOVAL OF BODIES OF SOLD. IERS TO THEIR TOMES,

INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS   In Connection With Return of Americans Killed in France

MANY WISH THEIR DEAD TO LIE IN FRANCE   More Than 19,000 Will Not Be Brought Back

Lubor Leader Enright Thot “Bumped : om? By An Imported New  Sd eee

ELECTED OFFICERS      Methodist Sunday School Board Selects for Coming  Year  a

CURTISVILLE VS. TIPTON,   CHamplonship of Tipton County to Be Decided Sunday Afternoon.

‘CURTISVILLE VS.-cTIPTON,      Champlonshly of Tipton County “to Be Decided Sunday Afternoon:

105,339,566   Shat Is the Official Population of the United States.

GAVE ORDERS TQ TM tALGUTWVE SHTEFS WHILE PRESIDENT WAS SIGK   WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE AND WITHOUT OFFICIAL PERMISSION

GAVE ORDERS 10 THE EXECUTIVE CHIEFS WHILE PRESIDENT WAS SICK   WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE AND WITH: OUT OFFICIAL PERMISSION

CHICAGO ‘COPS’ TC QUIT APRIL 1   Policemen and Police-Womer Demand Higher Wages

CHICAGO COPS WILL QUIT UNLESS PAY 1S RAISED   Six Hundred Policemen and Police Women Will Resian April 1 Because Present Wages Are too Low

MR. “OULIA” PICKS MEMBERS OF CABINET   Representative is Authority for Statement -

Mr. Ouija Pic ks Cabinet Member:   Spells Out Names Of Lodge And ~ Wood, Says Democrats Will Not ‘Come Back’ For 50 Years And Then Calls It Joke.

Ouija Foretells Who Will Be in Harding Cabine   Lodge and Wood Secretaries of State and War; Democrats Out for 50 Years.

OKLAHOMA MINERS * STRIKE JG AVERTEL   MEN DECIDE THEY: WILL NO! ABROGATE THEIR PRES. ENT CONTRACT,

MINERS AGREE TO END “VACATIONS”   WORKERS , OF. SOUTHWEST TO SWALLOD “SITTER PILL” AND "STAND BY CONTRACT.

WON'T PARDON DEVS      Officials Cloae to Wilson Say Ile Hae No Intention of Freeing Socialist Candidate.

F atal Day Has Come; Whole Country Arid At Midnight Tonight   Manufacture, Sale and Transportation of Booze Must Quit—177,790 Saloons Are Through Doing  Busineas.

REVENUE SERVICE. SSUES wn        Enforcement - «Starts. at .12.:01 Toni ht;:Says Daniel’ Ri leper

JOHN BERLEYCORN DEAS AS DOORNA   NATIONWIDE DRY LAW INTO EFFECT AT 12:01 A. M. ON SATURDAY.   BE STRISTLY ENFORCE!   Many Distilleries, Breweries and Saloons Go Out of Business As Result of the Law.

ENFORCEMENT WILL START AT MIDNIGHT   After that Hour Not a Barre of Intoxicating Liquor, Cas: of Wine or Keg of Beer May be Legally Manufactured Sold or Transported Foi Beverage Purposes in Unit ed States, Its Territories o: Incunlar Possessions.

ENTIRE U. 8 AFFECTED bY DRASTIC BAN   Drastic Amendment to Nation’s Constitution Pro. hibits Manufacture, Sale Or Transportation of In. toxicating Liquor,   SALOONS CLOSE DOORS   Internal Revenue Statistics Show That 236 Distilleries, 1,092 Breweries And 177,790 Barrooms Are Hit by Dry Rule.

CVER 1, 000 BREWERIES, 236 DISTILLERIES, 177,790 BARS __ ‘PUT OUT BY PROHIBITION ACT

DAY AMENOMENT EFFECTIVE AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   Constitutional Prohibition Ends Long Struggle; Effects of Closing Saloons Already Recoanized as Beneficial.

WILSON IN A TRAP  OF HIS OWN MAKING      GUILTY OF SAME SIN OF WHICH HE ACCUSES HARDING.   Mark Sullivam Quetes George Creel to Shew That President at One Time Went Over Head of Italian Government.  &

WILSON-HARDING EXCHANGE CLOSED BY WHITE HOUSE   Incident of Conversation With French “Spokesman”. Not. Further Pressed.   PRESIDENT HIMSELF IN A PECULIAR SITUATION   Capital Gossips -and. Wonders " What Will Happen ° if Harding ts Elected.

WILSON" HARDING GEAOH MAY HALT LEAGUE PRUGRAW   epublican Nominee Supposedly’ Was to Sound Europe After Election,   How President's Criticism ot Senator Squares with Executive’s Own Course,

OUTLAWS PLAN RETURN TO JOE   Leaders of Chicago Switchmen’s Union Will Attempt to Officially End Losing Struggle.

U.S. DESTROYER ‘BUMPS MINE IN  RIGA HARBOR   Wireless Message Brings Report With out Details of Mishap to American Warcraft

YANK DESTROYER HITS MINE   U. S. S. Kane Reported in Trouble in Bav of Riaa.

U. S. DESTROYER HITS A MINE   Ne Details Are Given and Navy De. partment is Without a Report.

Conference in Chicago Assembles. -to complete Arrange“ments for Formation of $30,000,000 Pool  PROCEED INDEPENDENTLY WHEN WASHINGTON FAILS  Proposed Corporation to Oonfine Operations to Extension      Proposed Corporation to Confine Operations to Extension of Credit to Producers whose Loans Have Been Called

FEDERAL RESERVE. COULD NOT HELP        ee eG  - to jadepenienty in Matter   $30,600,000 TO BE RAISED   New York, ‘Bostoa and St Louis Banks Will.Be Asked’ to Co."  operate in Plan of Relief

BANKERS IN CHICAGO TODAY FORMING $30,000,000 POOL TO HELP FINANCE THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY OF THE NATION

BANKERS POOL FARMER HELP   IT 18 FROPOSED TO GET THIRTY MILLIONS-IN SIGHT.   FINANCE STOCK MEN   RESCUE: OF LIVESTOCK INDUS. TRY IS PLANNED, ;   A Great Corporation to. he Formed for the Purpose of Carrying Producers Over.

BANKERS COMBINE TO AID LIVESTOCK MEN   4 BIG POOL WAS RAISED TOPAY. AT A CHICAGO MEETING «   Movement Meant ia ‘ha 'Stoehmen Whose Leans Have Been, Calli ed Bv Banks

BANKERS BlaGUa3 LIVESTOCK QUTLODK   HOW TO FINANCE THE INDUSTRY IS BIG QUESTION BEFORE CONFERENCE

A $30,000,000 POOL TO HELP LIVESTOCK MEN   Chicago Bankers Hold Meet ing Today to Relieve Situation.

$30,000,000 READY FOR RELIEF OF GATTLEMEN   Plan ef Combine Is to Assist Ranchers Who Are Pressec By Their Own Banks

BIG BANKS TO GIVE STOCKMEN FINANCIAL AID   Thirty Million Dotlar Corpora_ tion to Finance Industry is f Planned   PLAN AS PROPOSED   Would Aid Livestock Men Whose Reverses Have Forced Calling of Loans

BANKERS 10 FORM 0 MILLIONS POOL FOR CATTLE LOAN   Big City Banks Organizina Bit Financial Company to Loan Livestock Men

BANKERS TO FINANCE ~ LIVESTOCK BUSINESS   GROUP OF MIDDLE WEST MONIED MEN FORM. $30,000,000 POOL TO AUD THE COUNTRY’S, STOCKMEN ;

Si0,000 000 BMKING POL FORMULATED   For the Purpose of Assisting I the Financing of Livestock Industry

BANKERS EET TO PLAN AD FOR STORER   "Pool of $30,000,000 Proposed To Relieve Conditions in Great Industry

COMPLETE PLANS EXTEND GREDIT TC THE FARMERS   Bankers pe Thirty Million Dollar Cor poration.

THIRTY MILLIC# DOLLAR PQ   Will Be Made by Bank ers to Aid Cattle Rais. ers in United States

HUGE BANKING POOL IS FOUND IN CHICAGO   Thirty Million Dollars Are Plac ed At Dieposal To Financ: Live Stock Industry.

THE SANITY OF DARL JESS UF   State- Méilical Olilcers Are at Sibley © © > Examining the’ Bay 0" 7:

THE SANITY OF CARE FESS UE   State ‘Medical: Officers “Are, at Sibley , Exemining the Boy.

BOY KILLER QUESTIONED   Officers Survey Condi tion of Carl Jess’ Brain at Trial.

WILSON’S NOTE   Is Handed to French Foreign O*fice  kn., ths alliacaa

LOW DEN SENDS STATE TROOPS TO COAL TOWN  na. 2. pas i ig pene Tea ames (2, SE Soe   Mob in Control; Drive Foreigners Out of Community.

Text. of Reply. was ‘not Disclosed ‘But. it. ig “Understood That Three Alternatives Were: Suggested—Railroad ‘Unions May Have to Go Before Wage Commission. _ -

GOVERNMENT ANSWERS RAILROAD WORKERS   Said te Recommend Commission Sihuilar ta Coal: Commission to Cpsider De uuods,

Ine Was for the Appointment of'a Commission Similar to the Coal Commission to Consider Matter

RAILWAY UNIONS GIVEN REPLY TO WAGE DEMAND   Director General Hines Understood to Have Suggested Three Aiternatives.

Text of Reply Not Made Public, But Three Alternutivee Are  erp eeetincd, .

FINAL ANSWER TO DEMAND FOR WAGE INCREASE   RAIL DIRECTOR HINES PLACES GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL BEFOR UXION MEN.   Text of Answer Was Not Made Public But One Plan, It is Stated ,Was For Establishment of a Commission.

SUBMITS REPLY   Final Answer of Government on Wage Demands Was Handed to Officials Today.   CONTENTS NOT MADE KNOWN   Believed That Plan for a Commission investigation is * Sugyested.

HINES’ REPLY T0 RAILWAY UNIONS _ FOR MORE WAGE   Text ‘ai Reply Not. Made Public t Estubiish a Commission Like’ . Conk Case

DIRECTOR. HINES’ ANSWER OPENS 3 ALTERNATIVES   Commission to ‘Settle Railway Wage Controversy Js Offered to Workers.   TEXT OF REPLY IS NOT - OFFICIALLY MADE: PUBLIC   Final Decision of —Brotherhoods ahd Unions Will Come Later.

Rail Director Met With Leader: of Railway Unions Over Wage Increase Dispute.

HINES GIVES RAIL MEN THEIR ANSWER   Text of Answer Not Disclosed, But is Understood Hines Suggest. ed Three Plans.

EXTRA SESSION WEXT THURSDAY’   GOVERNOB AND WOMEN AGREE TENTATIVELY ON DATE TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE   79 WAVE SIGNED PLEORES

Extra Session Thursday?   Governor And Suffragist Leaders Tentatively Agree Upon  That Time.   With (thee Promises Virtually As sures A Two Thirds Attendance.

Severe Wind Sweeps Thiru Scranton, Pa,, Crippling Wire and ‘Tra Wie Serwice,

Before you sell your HIDES & FURS see BURNETT & BRADLEY Phone 74. ‘Ft. Gibson, Okla.   To Our Merchants and Business Men:

i ae ee  Nocatee nc Siaieneesenar dence CFLtiiaownyT ic OoneTrRPAAcNh

TOBACCO GROWERS ~ MET IN LEXINCTON   Decided: to. Grow-oa Crop, Next Year . and tor Organize the Burley ‘Cobacco Growers’ Association.

BURLEY GROWERS TO ORGANIZE   Will Not Plan Cessation of Tobacco Growing for Next Year but will Combine.

EXTRA SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Called to Convene on the Morning of September Twenty-First —

SAFEGUARDING ‘NEXT ELECTION  ~ TOBEPURPOSE   Hobby Announces Lawmaker: Will Be Convened on Next Tuesday.

GOVERNOR Cé SPECIAL SESSION TO PROTECT VOTE   Hobby Believes Cha ges Needed tc Make Texas ifiw Stand * Teh

N. DAKOTA GOVERNOR ANXIOUS 10 RUM   Would Head Third Party in Prea idential Race on a Non-Partisan League Platform,

MILFORD POST OFFICE VISITED BY BURELARS   Frightened Away, They Leave Town in Stolen Auto.

JOHNSON BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SE      One-Time Heavyweight Cham. pion Is Ordered to Leave Lower California.   DARE NOT CROSS BORDER

SURGEON'S CLAMP 1S 4 LEFT IN WOMAN’S BODY .« CAUSING) HER DEATH -

TO CHAIR WITHOUT CLERGY?   Young Criminal Sends Request — to Warden at Sing Sing.

MURDERER, ROBBER AND TRAIN BANDIT WILL G0 TO DEATH CHAIR AT SING SING PEN TONIGHT

GONFESSOR OF MANY CRIMES GOING 10 CHAIR (RON WEAVER   Gordon Fawcett Hamby, Aged 26, tf Meet Desth in. the Eleeinc Chair   DECLARES HE DOESN'T WANT CLERGY’S AID   Murderer, Baek ‘Robber  aac Train Holdup Eats Heartily: Breakfast  at

HAMBY GOES.TO CHAIR TONIGHT; DOESN'T WANT MINISTER THERE;  CHANGES PLAKS ABOUT SUICIDE

YOUNG MURDERER ~ DIDN'T WANT CLERGY BEFORE HE DIED   Special Request Made to th Warden at Sing Sing to B Allowed to Die Without At  ‘tendance of Minister, by  ’ Hamby, 26 Years Old.

CONDEMNED MAN PREFER DEATH WITHOUT GLERGI   Last Day Marked by Same Indifference As Characterized His Life.

AID OF CLERGY REFUSED BY MAN FACING EXECUTION   Murderer and Bank Rob ber Tells Warden He Doesn’t Want Ministra tion of Preacher at Death Chair.

ELECTRIC CHAIR  AWAITS BAD MAN   If His Wishes Are Respected Gordon Hamby Will Meet Death Withaut Benefit of Clerevy.

NEWBERRY TRIAL BEGINS TUESDAY   Senator and 134 Others Charged Witt Election Frauds in Michigan.

NEWBERRY GAO BEGINS TUESDAY IN U.S. COURT   Senator and 134 Others Are To Be Tried for Alleged Election Frauds

MEW REGIME ti VENI FAVORS “TANIBLE MAKER   Pr: avision’ ‘Opposed’ by Leading: “World: Powers May: “Be Put.  -inta Farce

HN FACE. OF PROTESTS CF OTHER COUNTRIES MEXICAN GOVERNMENT WILL UPHOLD ARTICLE

20 CATS ENLIST IN AIR SERVICE   Owing to Ravages of Mice Among Store of Blankets, Ordere Are Issued.

OHIOAN AND NCW YORKER NOMINATED   Democratic Convention Selects Buckeye Governor and Assistant Secretary of Navy.

Assistant Secretary: of -U.. 5, *. Navy Nominated by Accla ‘mation by-Convention,   DELEGATES ARE PLEASED WITH CONVENTION'S WORK   Resolutions and Congratula* tions - Galore; AD ‘Aboard for: Home and Big Cam: - paign for the Presidency.

ACCLAMATION   Light Candidates Named But Seven Quickly Withdraw Leaving Clear Field   TAMMANY YIELDS: ITS OPPOSITION   Governor Smith On Behalf Of Delegation Seconds Roosevelt’s Name

CHOSE ROOSEVELT AS RUNNING MATE   SECOND PLACE ON -DEMO CRATIC TICKET GOES TO NEW YORK STATES   ‘ALL OTHERS WITHDREW   Democrats Leave San Francisco Believing Party Harmony is. Assured by Action .   Governor Cox Left Choice of Running Mate to Convention Which Acted Quickly 

Other Candidates Withdraw From Contest As Bandwagon For New Yorker Gets Under Way, Backed By Tammany In Closing Hours of the ’Frisco Con vention

hoosevelt Running Mate Of Cox: Democrats See Great Victory In Nov.

ASSISTANT NAVY SECRETARY GETS V. P. NOMINATION   Franklin D. Roosevelt Chosen a Running Mate for Governor Cox by Deniocrat Convention   BAND WAGON WINS HIM PLACE   Vice-Presidential Nomince Nominated by Acclamation—Tammany Decides te “Swallow Him.”

PRANKLIN- _ ROOSE: ’VELT, ASSISTAN T SEC. RETARY OF NAVY,,   As Vice Presidential Candi. date, Will Cometo Dayton . to. Consult With” Cox— -Rush of Delegates. from  lan Branawtcan >”:

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT NOMI NATED BY ACCLAMATION AFTER - OTHER CANDIDATES DROPOUT

AOOSEVELTIS ‘NOMINATED FOR ~—CECONN PLAGE   Assistant Secretary of Navy Be > comes Running Mate of Cox by Vote of Acclamiation without Ballot

THE DEM. TICKET 1S COMPLETED   FRANKLIN D, ROOSEVELT WILL  BE COX RUNNING MATE,   VICE: PRESIDENT NOMINATED. BY ACCLAMATION. _ .:    ‘Then the Convention Finished thé Routine Business In a Hurry and Hiked for Home. _

ROOSEVELT  RUNNING MATE OF GOV. COX   Assistant Secretary 0} the Navy Nominated by Acclamation and His. toric Conventior Comes to Close.   NO SCARS LEFT

QUICK DECISION ~ FOR ROOSEVEL!   Band Wagon Movement for Navy Official Gets Under Way After Final Session Opene   IS A GOOD “STUMPER’   Cox Pleased With Running-Mate —Convention Finally Ends At 3:29 P. M. Tuesday

NAME ROCGEVELT FOR SECOND PLAGE WITHOUT A BALLOT   Went Over With Bandwagon Movement. Other Candidates Being Withdrawn.   DISINCILINATION TAMMANY ORGANIZATION OVERCOME   Running Mate of Governor Cox is Now Assistant Secretary of the Navy and a Relative of Former President Theo. dore Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT NAMED AS RUNNING MATE ROR NOMINEE COX   Assistant Secretary Of Navy ks Selected Unanimously By Frisco Delegates   GOV. COX STATED HE HAD NO PREFERENCE FOR PLACE   Convention Transacted Other Routine Business Yesterday and Then Adjourned Finally.

ROOSEVELT IS “CHOSEN MATE ~ FOR GOV. COX      The. Assistant Secretary “ot “the Nav - Nominated for Vice President Teesday' pb. mm.

OTHERS QUIT AS DANIELS’ AIDE GAINS SUPPORT   ONVENTION SELECTS NAVAL SECRETARY BY ACCLAMATION

IS ENDORSED BY TAMMANY AND SELECTION 1S MADE BY VOTE OF ACCLAMATION

3 “anu   Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assis “tant Secretary of the Navy Nominated for Vice-President by the Democratic Na: tional Convention.

UONVENTION IS UNANIMOUS AN SELECTION   Assistant Secretary of Navy Nominated for Vice Presidency After Other Candidates Withdraw From Field.

Assistant Secretary of Nav) Elected by Convention te Be Running Mate of Ohic Governor.   ELECTION IS UNANIMOUS   Name of New Yorker Goes Over in Movement When All Opponents Withdraw _{‘onvention Adjourns,

SHOICE MADE BY ACCLAMATION AFTER ALL OTHER CANDIDATES INCLUDING STEWART, WITHDRAW   Early Opposition by Tammany Cohort's Quickly Melts -Away as Sentiment Favorable To Overwhelming Torrent That Breaks all Barriers. -

OHIO ) GOVERNOR ‘WINS NOMINAN AFTER HISTORICAL TIGHT AT “FRISCO” 14   44 ROLL CALLS NECESSARY   ‘Franklin Roosevelt, Assistant Secre< tary of Navy is Running . e,

Cox and Roosevelt - air Will Lead the D Democrat : Party to Victory in lov:

DEMOCRATS NOMINATE ROOSEVELT   Relative of late Bull Moose Will be Cox’s Running Mate in Presidential Cam: pairen.   SECONDED BY WOMAN

Assistant Secretary of Navy Nominated fot Vice-Presidency Without the Formality of Ballot as Other Candidates Withdraw; Historic Convention Is Now Closed   OHIO DELEGATE PRESENTS NAME

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Nominated By Acclamation For Vice President By Memorable San Francisco Convention.

ROOSEVELT NAMED BY ACCLAMATION   Assistant Secretary of the Navy Chosen by Democrats as Running Mate for Governor Cox.

CHOSE ROOSEVELT AS RUNNING MATE   SECOND PLACE ON DEMO CRATIC TICKET GOES TO NEW YORK STATES#   ALL OTHERS WITHDREW   - Democrats Believ! ing  Leave San~  Pariy  Assured by  ia        Governor Cox Left Choice al Running Mate to Convention Which Acted Quickly

CANDIDATES FOR VICE PRESIDENT QUIT THE RACE   New Yorker Made Very Rapid Rise in the Political World.

ROOSEVELT GIVEN SECOND PLAGE ON DEMOCRATIC TICKET   Assistant Secretary of the Navy Named For Vice President by Acclamation.

COX AND ROOSEVELT TICKET DEMOCRATS OFFER THE COUNTRY   Nomination of New Yorker for Vice-President is Unanimous As Others Quit.   CONVENTION CLOSES AFTER LONG SESSION   Tammany Falls Into Line With Bandwagon for Enemy of Other Days.

DEMOCRATS: WENT TO: NEW. YORK 10 ALL-OUT TICKE   Franklin’ D: Roosevelt: Assistant _Sectelary Of Navy; Nominated *For the Vice Presidency, ,         NAMED . BY: ° ACCLAMATION

ASSISTANT HEAD OF NAVY UP FOR VICE PRESIDEN]   Withdraw Many Name To Make His Selec tion Possible.

DANIELS’ NDE CHOSEN FOR VICE PRESIDEN   NOMINATION IS BY ACCLAMATION; CONVENTION COMPLETES ITS WORK,

agQSEVELT WAMED 7p aU WITH CON   Democrats Nominate Assistant Secretary of Navy.   asiLoT I$ NOT NEEDED   Name cf New York Candidate Goes Over With Bane wWagor. Movement, Despite Disinclination of Tammany Creanization to Accept Him  mehanre Withdrawn.

JETMOCTAUU UOLVETUOT TNOtT inates Franklin K. Roosevelt as Vice Presidential Candidate.  Tammany Hall Hesitates But Finally Accepts Assistant Secretary of the Navy as Running Mate to Gov. Cox.

FRANKLIN ~D. ROOSE. VELT, ASSISTANT SEC. _ RETARY OF NAVY.   As Vice Presidential Candidate, Will Come to Dayton to Consult With Cox— Rush of Delegates from  Gan Brancicen

WILSON WING 15 GIVEN SECOND PLAGE BY THE VICTORS AT CONVENTION   Backers Start Band Wagon To Beat Tammany and Democrats Select Daniel’s Assistant When Other Candidates Retire.

FSST. SECY OF NAVY TOBE COX’ RUNNING MATE   Tammany Forced to ‘“Swal. low”’ Roosevelt in Spite of . Its Antagonism .   SHOW OVER AT 3:29 P.M.   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE DECLARES THAT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION WAS “UNBOSSED"™

ROUSEVEL I) NAMED FOR VIGtPRE STENT   Tammany Hall Hesitates But Finally Accepts Assistant Secretary of the Navy as Running Mate to Gov. Cox.

 LONG SESSION   Democrats Nominate Ohio  ~ Governor or President and  ) a Resident of New York For Vice President.   ROOSEVELT PUT OVER BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   Names of All Other Candi dates Are Withdrawn anc the Nomination Goes tc ~ Him By Acclamation.

FUTURE AUTO MOTIVE POWER   Interestirig Speculation ea te What ' — Will Take’ the Plage of Fast. , Diminishing Gasoline,

FUTURE AUTO MOTIVE POWER   intendoting--Bpecutation= a0 “to what Will Taka the Blace of Fast.  : Diminishine Gasoline.

Car Shortage Felt in Grait Beit as Well as in Mining Districts   RAILROADS UNEQUAL TO TASK OF MOVING CROF   FIRST CARLOAD OF THT YEAR'S CROP REACHIN KANSAS CITY BRINGS $3.8 PER BUSHEL,

REQUEST NANGEN TO HEAD RELIEF   Repatriation of 200,000 Prisoners in Russia Will Be Work for New League

LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO RE-. PATRIATE 200,000 GERMAN PRISONERS IN SIBERIA

AANSEN TO HEAD WORK OF HEPATRIATING PRISONERS   THERE ARE 200,000 NOW IN RUSSIA AND NATIONS ARE TO ACT TOGETHER TO GET THEM TO THEIR OWN LANDS

CHICAGO FACING HUNGER]   ENGINEMEN. ‘AND. FIREMEN 2 #0) N iN SWITCHMEN'S STRIK   Food Shipments WHOL Be Cut Off as Hesult of Extension of Oatlaw?   Tie-Up—To Seek Sympathy Walkout Here.

HALL STRIKE THROWS WARY OUT UF WORK   18,000 Packing House Workers Were Idle Tuesday   WALKOUT MAY END TODAY

Chicago Terminal Paralizec  By Walkout of “Insurgent” Switchmen.      EMPLOYEES OF PACKING HOUSE OUT OF WORK   President of Brotherhood --Threatens to Expell Strik-  ers From Union.

SEVEN ORDERED TO CLEAN UP TEXAS   Prohibition Agent in N. Y. Who Brought About 5000 Arrests is Transferred.

FRENCH TROOPS. SLASHED WITH BERMAN CROW   Seven Germans Were Killed In Street Fight At Frankfort.   STUDENTS STARTED ALL THE TROUBLE   Troops Opened Fire When Jeer ing Crowd of Germans Became Unmanageable.

MANY EVADERS OF DRAFT HAVING CASES-ENDEL   Clear Bills Given to 161,354 under Suspicion — 163,738 Cases out of 498,033 Disposed of —Esrors Out.   DEVELOPMENTS

FAST CLEANING UP DRAFT DODGING CASES   Up to July 15, Over 163,733 Had Been Disposed Of -

EVADERS OF DRAFT   Cases Disposed of Up to July 15 Number 163,738

NAVAL PLANE DROPS INTO GREAT LAKE   Accident Occured in Lake Michi gan Aircraft and Crew Sank B fore Help Arrived.

YALE AND HARVARD ARE SOLD TO PACIFIC COMPANY   Navy Pepartment Disposes of Two Steamers for $1,755,000—Takcn  Onwer Dsarmine War

REQULUTIONS OF UAAOTIG NATURE ARE SANCTIONED   Open Shop Sentiment Sweeping Nation, Says One Speaker.   Government Control of Railroads Is Failure, Declares Another.

RORBER’S FATHER DIES   Walton's ‘Mother Takes Two Bodies Home on Same Train.

EUROPEAN CHILDREN TO HAVE SWEETS   For First Time Since the Wat  Started Many Thousand:  Will Get Something Extrz From American Sources ai — Christmac Time.

CONDITION OF BANKS BETTER   Conditions ‘Here Surpass Some Other Sections, Savs Cousins

STATE BANKING STATUS FINE IS OFFICIAL VERDICT   STATE COMMISSIONER DECLARES THERE ARE PLENTY OF PROB. LEYS AHEAD, HOWEVER

perk OF 60)   Sentiment. of ‘People in the Last Two Weeks Has Changed in Favor   OF THE DEMOCRATS   Governor Cox is Pleased With. Results of Trip Through the West

REFERENDUM ON LEASUE NATIONS   That is What Governor (ox Say Campaigu as Beeone,

LEAGUE WiLL NOT FALL iS COA BELIEF   Tells Women To Stand By Nation’s Pact.

Women Have Balance of Power To Prevent War Through League _Of Nations, Declares Gov. Cox

BLUE RIDGE CASE _ REVIVED AGAIN   Counsels Agree to Hold Hearing Before Judge Donald McPherson.   STILL WANT BACK MONEY   Directors in Other League Towns May; Soon Have Visions of Future Cour Trials,

BLUE RIDGE CASE MAY BE REVIVED   May Hold Hearing Before Judge McPherson in Effor to Collect Money From Get tysburg Directors.

MILITARY RAIDS ON DUBLIN.   Strikers and Members of Sinn Fein Taken Into Castody.

REPUBLICANS ATTACKED.   Accused by Connolly of Playin; Politics in Consideration of Bill.

PLAYING POLITICS ON THE IRISH BILL   Representative Connolly Accuses Ue: publlenns for fathire to Act  on Aleasiire,

HARDING 10 BE IN CLOSE TRUCK   With the Peuple During Hi. Campaign as Made on ront Porch.   WOULD TALK TO THEM IN SERIES OF GROUPS   Exteent ef His Speeches to be Made Elsewhere Not Yet Determined.

Pottery Workers of East Liverpool and Columbiana County Get First Engagement At G. 0. P. Nominee’s Home.

HARDING MAKES MORE DATES FOR SPEECHES   ‘Delegations To Ke Receiver Aug. 12 and September 25 tts Announced.

SMALL IS LEADING IN ILLINOIS IS REPORT   RETURNS IN REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL SWITCH  RESULT ONCE MORE

LEN SMALL WINS IN ILLINOIS BY 6,800   THOMPSON WAN GETS &. OP GUB.  ERNATORIAL \OWEN ATION MceKINLEV’S LEAD GROWS

PROTESTS SALE OF GERMANS’ PROPERTY   American Officials Take Firm Stand Against War Settlement.   HELD CONTRARY TO PEACE PACT   United States Handicapped in Issue by Lack of Treaty Ratification.

U9, PROTESTS SEIZURE TOMEET GERMAN (ERTS   Contrary to Treaty Interpre tation, Frank L. Folk Holds.   ACTS BY GREAT BRITAIN   Reported to Have Taken Enterprises on Payment of War Indemnity.

U, S, PROTESTS ALLIES’ RULING   Opposes Forced Sale of German ~ Property in Neutral Lands — to Pay Indemnity.   FIGHT ON OVER FOE FUNDS   State Department at Washington Inquires About British Action Regard. ing German Property Rights in South American Countries.

U. 5. PROTESTS AGAINST SALE GERMAN STOCK   Ruling of Reparation Commission Brings  Remonstrance.

NEW WAR SPOIL   PROTESTS ALLIED PLAN TO FORCE INDEMNITY BY SELLING GERMAN PROPERTY IN NEUTRAL LANDS.

Allied Commission Without Authorit; To Sell German Property In Neutral Countries.

PROTEST DEGREE ON REPARATIONS   United State Opposes Decision of Allied Committee That Certain German Holdings in Neutral Countries Can Be Disposed of to Satisfy Initial Indemnity Payment.

RULING CONTRARY TO TREATY TERMS   Cannot Force Sale of Ger man Property.

RULING OF ALLIES FOUGHT BY U. 0.   American Government Fights Entente Over German Funds.   FORCED SALE IS OPPOSED   Will Not Agree to Forced Marketing of Former Foe Property in Neutral Lands to Pay War iIn.demnity.

STRONG PROTEST BY U.S. TO ALLIES   Remonstrances Made Against Ruling of Allied Repara.  Hons Commission   Provides’ That Sale of German Property in Neutral Countries Can be Forced

GIVE GERMANY A SQUARE DEAL IS THE U.S. PLAN   Will Intervene in Allied Plat to Seize Property in Neutral Nations.   STATE DEPARTMENT FILES STIFF PROTEST   South American Assets 0! - Germany Cannot Be Seized   is the Opinion.

U.3.PROTESTS: TREATY RULING      Remonstrates Against Proposed Sale of German Property in Neutral Countries

REMONSTRANCE MADE BY GéY'T. TO QTHER ALLIES   United States Not in Favor 0 Seizing German Property is Neutral Countries to Satisf Indemnities.

REMONSTRANCES MADE TO ALLIED COMMISION   Rulings on Sale of German Proprrt; in Neutral Countries Are Cibiected To.

SQUARE DEAL FOR GERMANY   U. 8. Objects to Selling of ‘Hun Property in ‘Neu- — '. tral Countries.   CANNOT USE VETO. UNLESS IN’ LEAGUE

J. S. OBJECTS TO LATEST ENTENTE TREATY RULING   Reparations Commission Would Go Far in Effort To Collect German Indemnity.

STRONG PROTEST — BY UNITED STATES   Holds Sale of German Property ls Unwarranted   Report Not Confirmed

ALLIED REPARATION COMMISSION RULE PROTESTED BY U, §   Strong Remonstrance Against Enforced Sale of German : Properties.

PROTEST SALE OF [EUTON PROPERTY IN NEUTRAL LAND   American Government  Opposes Proposed Plan Of Allies.

ub ee FILES:  EMONSTTANCE ACAUST HARRH RUINS QF THE EPARATION COMMITTEE

U.S. KICKS ON ALLIED PLAN TO PAY WARFINE   Reparation Committee Would Sell German Property in Neutral Countries to Satisfy Indemnity.

PROTEST SENT 10 ALLIES ABOUT Tht HUN PREPARATION   British Want tc Sell German In: terests in Neutral Countries Now.   Would Sell German Interests ir South America, Give England the Proceeds. °

PLAN 10 SELL FOE PROPERTY lO OBJECTED 10   Polk Sends “Strong Remonstrances’’ Against Plan to Meet German Indemnity Payment.

RULE AGAINST SALE OF FOE'S PROPERTY   Plan to Satisfy Indemnity Pay ment Brings Objection.

STRONG REMONSTRANCE Is SENT TO REPARATIONS i RODi. i   Objection Is Made te the Proposil To Sell German Properties fu Foreign Countries, 

FIRST ELECTION RESULT ANNOUNCED   HARDING POLLS 2s VOTES, CON 6, IN NEW ASHFORD,

COMMUNE  ~. PLOTTED   To. Take. -Pogsession -0t ‘Bologna, Italy — Arrest! ~ Made: for Deputy Gior. .dana’s Murder. _

OR FARM RELIEF I$ OUTLINED   Early Action: Agreed on by Senate and House Leaders.

WOULD AGT Ao AN EMBARGO AGAINGT ALL IMPORTATION   ae: ee!  WHEAT, COTTON, WOOL, BEANS AND LIVESTOCK WOULD BE PROTECTED.   Democratic Members Feel That President Wilson Should Be Consulted, Though Republicans Favor  Immediate Action.  4 2

WAY IMPOSE TARIA   JO RUN FOR ONE YEAR   Proposed Qongressional Ac tion Wotld Act as Embar-

ACTUAL DRAFTING BILL FOR RELIEF Of FAMERS STARTED   Emergency Tariff to Run One Year and Act as Embargo Against Importations.   SUBJECT OF RATES WAS NOT DIRECTLY DISCUSSED   Approximately 350 Measures Before Various Committees of House, All Aimed to Af.ford Protection for Agricul. tural Products.

AN EMERGENCY TARIFF is UP   Receives Support in Cc *~~ess as a Relief Measui. __Farmers

DECIDE ON NEW TARIFF BILL AS FARM SOLUTION   To Run for Year and Would Apply Also to Meat Products   WILL ACT AS EMBARGO   HOUSE FEARS, HOWEVER, THAT OTHER BUSINESS WILL CLAMOR FOR SIMILAR RELIEF

EMERGENCY TARIFF. FOR ONE YEAR 10 RELIEVE FARMERS   Will Act as Embargo Against Importations of Certain Products.   CONGRESS LEADERS AGREE

EMERGENCY TARIFF THE ONLY WAY QUT   Of the Wilderness of Relief Bills, the Solons Believe.

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS DETERMINE 1-YEAR TARIFF IS BEST   UP TO CONGRESS NEXT   Ignore Wilson's Attitude—Iowa Solon Has Measure Already Drafted.

FARMERS MUST DEPEND ON TARIFF FOR RELIEF   Bill Prohibiting Importations for One Year Being Drafted by Committee.

CONGRESS PLANS TO ENAGT TARIFE AS FARM RELIET   Embargo Against Importation: Believed Imperative By Leaders.   ACTUAL DRAFTING OF BILL HAS BEEN BEGUN      High Tariff Favored By How Leaders Rather Than Flat embargo.

MAY IMPOSE TARIFF   TO RUN FOR ONE YEAR   Proposed Congressional Ac tion Would Act as Embar presriMyiieoe Monge Sa SAMIRSE REI Sian eet

EMERGENGY TARIFF IS ONLY WAY QUT FOR FARMER AID   Congressional Leaders Decide Against Embargo—Senate Favors Latter Course.

“mergency Tarriff As A Relief for Farmers   FARM PRODUCTS TO BE PROTECTED, UNDER PLANS OF REPUBLICANS—COMMITTEES OF HOUSE AND SENATE CAUCUS ON MATTER—EMBARGO IS ASKED BY SENATE BUT IS NOT FAVORED IN THE HOUSE.

FAVOR EMERGENCY TARIFF,   Easicst Way Out of Mare of Farmer Reliet Bills.

Enactment of Emergency Law to Run One Year Expected to Act As Embargo Against Importation of Wheat, Cotton, Wool and Other Commodities: Would Aid Farmers   SPEEDY ACTION RECOMMENDEL

REACH AGREEMENT AT JOINT CONFERENCE   Emergency Tariff Will Run For Qne Year and Act . as Importations — _ Embargo

STATETROOPSKILL MEMBERS OF A MOB   Open Fire on Party of Men That Sought to Lynch Convicted Colored Murderer.

NEGRO ASSAULTER AND MURDER ER OF GENEVA HARDAMAN   Sentenced to Electrocution March 1 _ —=Court Room Scene of Great Confusion   Troops Ordered to Shoot to Kili If At. tempt Was Made to Capture the Prisoner.   400 Federal Troops From Camp Taylo Expected and Declare Lexington Under Martial Law.

N. DAKOTA: ANYBODY’S ° PLUM   According To Statement Made by P litical Observers In the. State. Primary Election Today. *

ACE RICKENBACHER'S DOUBLE IN TROUBLE AFTER HIS WEDDING   ‘Hotel Keeper and Witness to Ceremony Report Depleted Jewelry and Cash

OLD SPELLING BEE REVIVED   Nerth Cnrolina Commanity Enjoys  Almost Forgotten (€ netom.

OLD FASHIONED SPELLING SHOWS “ELEEMOSYNARY”’ MOST DIFFICULT WORD

NEW GOVERNMENT ‘NT ERY COROULY ~ REREWED BY TEUTS      Change is Desirable But It Does Not Meet End of the Revolutionary Party or Others That Want More. Re fnwmeo Wade Desmanent.

GERMAN LABOR HEAD IS NOT RECONCILED   Carl Legien Dissatisfied With Reconstructed German

PENAUOE, THE SICK MAN NUT Ad ocRIQUSLY ILL AS He 19 OAD TO BE   Still Has At Least One Good Fight Left in System Says Harry Hunt Who Watches 4 Senator Closely.

G. 0. P. War Horse, “Seriously Til” in Florida, Has? Steady: Stream of Callers.   Expects to Direct “Matters 0! Convention from Apartment Near Coliseum.

Democrats See Fleventh- Honr Shift; 3 “and Claim New Jersey a Certaint.

NEW YORK FIGHT IS ON GOVERNOR   QXLY ELEMENT OF DOUBT THAT SEEMS TO EXIST.   HARDING IS SURE TO CARRY IT   Senator Wadsworth Also Likely to Succeed Himself—Democrats Are Claiming Hope, Bat Have Neo Figures for Faith.

DEMOCRATS SEE ELEVENTH HOUR OWING 10 COX   Republicans Give Figures to Offset Claims of Theit Opponents.   Situation in Eastern States —New York Fight Is Over Governorship,

DEMOCRATS LACK CONCRETE DATA TO BACK BIG CLAIMS   Cox's Supporters Rely on Late - Psychological Change to ‘Put Him: Over.         WARDING LIKELY TO-GET ~"- ALL 4 EASTERN STATES   Block Includes New. York, New -. Jersey, Pennsylvania and an. Delaware.

FROST DOES DAMAGE   GROWING CROPS "NIPPED. ON SATURDAY NIGHT—FARM- * ERS WELCOME RAIN kTATrT

FROST DOES DAMAGE   GROWING CROPS NIPPED ON SATURDAY NIGHT—FARMERS WELCOME RAIN.  Warr

UNSEATED SOCIALIST   Assemblyman of New: ‘York *and Three: Others Held  Charged 1 With Inciting to

MYSTERIOUS STORY CONCERNING JAPAN   LONDON PAPER SAYS SERIOUS SITUATION THERE BUT GIVES NO INKLING OF WHAT iT IS.

Serious Situation Reported in Japan   No Dettils, However, Are Given and .the Serious Information May be Unfounded.

MPEROR    DISSOLVES THE JAPANESE DIET   Dispatch Reaching London Paper Said To Have Contained ‘Serious Information,” .

SERIOUS SITUATION IN JAPAN (5 INTIMATED IN DISPATGAES 10 LONDON   CHARACTER OF DISTURRBANC! NOT ANNOUNCED AND NO IN. FORMATION IS AVAILABLE,

LAND VALUES INCREASE,      improved Land Worth $225 Per Acro in March of This Year.

FRED LENT FALLS FROM FOURTH FLOOR   Noted Theatrical Manager Instantly Killed in Fall From New York Hotel.

CLOSE CALL FUR OCCUPANTS OF 2 AUTOS IN WRECK   Five Local Men Have Miraculous Escape in Rear End Colision Near Adams.   CAR THROWN’ NINTY FEET   And Occupants Stunned by Force of Collision When Hit From the Rear by Overland Roadster

CLOSE CALL FOR UCCUPANTS OF 2 AUTOS IN WRECK   Five Local Men Have Miraculous Escape in Rear End Colision Near Adams.   And Occupants Stunned by Force of Collision When Hit From the Rear by Overland Roadster

UNION STATION THRONGED BY IRISH SYMPATHIZERS   Parade Formed to Escort Mrs MacSwiney ot Private Resi- dence in Washinecton.

BAKER CLAIMS — LEAGUE SAVED ONE EUROPE WAR   Seerctary of War Recites th Submission of Aland Island Case..   MUSE LIFT BURDENS.   olds Armament Burden Must be Lifted to Bring ’ Peace Overseas.

NO PEACE UNTIL EAR OF WAR Io LIFTED, of BAKER  Tolle Bannin That Faanun af Metiane   Tells People That League of Nations Has Already Saved One War

BAKER RIPS OPEN HARDING EFFORT TO CLOUD LEAGUE   Plan Already Avertec One War, Waterloo Audience Is Told.

SECRETARY BAKER TO IOWANS   Takes Harding te Task for Part of Aceeptanece ‘pecch.

NO PEAGE UNTIL ARMAMENT ENDS   BAKER DISCUSSES TREATY AND LEAGUE COVENANT   Secretary Challenges Harding Statement That League Is “Utterly Im potent to Prevent Wars.”

NO PEACE UNT  NNO FEAR-OF WAR   Baker. Says League Has Saved One War.

BAKER CHALLENGES — HARDING CLAIM OF LEAGUE IMPOTENCE   League Has Already Prevented One War Declares Secretarv in lowa Address

LESLIE ML. SHAW FAILED TO APPEAR      REPURLICAN HE ADQUARTERS HASN’T HEARD FROM THE SPEAKER   WELD MEETING ANYWAY   fem Har'tey Syoke, Showines Up the Weak Points of the Wilsen Administration

LESLIE M1. SHAW FAILED TO APPEAE   REPUBLICAN HEANDQUARTER: “HASN'T REARD FROM THE . SPEAKER   HELD MEETING ANYWAY   Tom Warley Sneke, Showin Up the Weak Points of the Wilson Administration

M’Adoo Declines to . : Enter Primaries ‘in — ‘State of California

DISCRIMINATE “KILLING OF HAVTIA NATIVES 16 HINTE   Commandant of U.S, Marines In Confideritial: Letter He Received Says Many Were Killed Maliciously. — Over 3000 Bandits Killed.

BIG HAITI CASUALTIES      U- S. Marines Kill 3,250 During Occupation—Thirteen Marines Die.

ARMED HAITIAN © BANDITS SLAIN   Marines Have Killed More Than 3,000.   GENERAL BARNETT — SUBMITS FIGURES      During 5 1-2 Years of  Occupation.

MARINES RELL iva! Baniio IN FIVE YEARS   fecord in Haiti Indicates Ac tivity of United States Forces  hirteen Marines Lose Life During Occupation of Island

3,250 HAITI BANDITS KILLED BY MARINES   Report Of Gen. B arnett Cover: Activity Of U. S. Forces In Last Five Years.

3250 ARMED BANDITS KILLED BY MARINES IN OCCUPYING HAITI   United States Casualties Are Thirteen Dead and TwentyEight Wounded.   REPORTS IS PREPARED ON SECRETARY’S ORDER   Bandit Attack on Port At Prince Costs Natives Toll of 1563 Dead.

Brotherhood Official Acting as Spokesman for Union Leaders, Expresses Confidently That Declaration Will End All Danger of Threatened General Strike of Workers   AWARD IS RETROAGTIVE

Believed Announcement W Settle Unrest Among Railroad W:   UNION LEADERS NOW HOPE TO HALT STRIKE   Brotherhoods Claim to Hav

Chairman Informs Those __Interested.Award Will Be Made Speedily.   SITUATION IS RELIEVED DECLARES CHAIRMAN LEE   Men Have Become Impatient Because of the Long Delay; Announcement Has Good Effect:

SECRET WALKOUY ARRANGED. ..ah   NATIONWIDE STRIKE WAS TO HAVE COME, BUT 4 NOW IPS OFF

AWARDS WILL BE MADE BY JULY 20TH BARTON ANNOUNCES   ANNOUNCEMENT WILL END ALI DANGER OF STRIKE, SAYS W. G. LEE.   EFFECTIVE FIRST OF MAY   Chairman Says New Seale Will Be Retroactive to First of Present Month—Reports Agreement Reached.

ENDS DANGER OF PENERAL STRIKE   Railroad Wage Board Will Render Its Decision  JULY 20TH OR BEFORE   Increases to be Announced will be Retroactive to May 1, Statement Said—Disaffected Elements Had Planned to Quit Work Tonight at Midnight. Accordine to Mr. Lee

RAILWAY BOARD AVERTS STRIKE   Wage Award Promised On a1 Before July 20th Will Alleviate Unrest   MEN HAVE WAITED LONG   ‘Union Heads Learn of Board’s  Decision With Undisguised Satisfaction

RAIL WAGE AWARD BY JULY 20, BOARD PROMISES UNIONS   Aspurare Removes Danger of General Strike, WG. Lee, Presidant of Trainmen, Avnounces.

BOARD TO AND DOWN DECISION. IN FEW WEEKS   SECRET WALKOUS ARRANGED ,.a)   NATIONWIDE STRIKE WAS TO HAVE COME, BUE yy NOW IT’S OFF c

HA, STRIKE AVERTED BY NOTICE OF EARLY ~ DECISION ON WAGES   General Walkout for Midnighi  Tonight is Likely to be  Called Off.

GENERAL RAILADAD STRIKE AVERTED BY BOARD 5 PROMISE   Decision on Demands for Wage Increases Wil! be Made Before July 20.   HEAD OF BROTHERHOOD OF TRAINMEN IS PLEASED   Says Secret Plans Had Been Made by Disaffected Union Element to Spread Tie-Up and Men Would Have Quit Work at Midnight Tonight.

DECISION SURE BY JULY 20 ON RAILWAY WAGES   AULA EAST SRR VK LENGE  Judge Barton Says Pay Will Be Retroactive ton May J.

WAGE AWARD WILL BE:  MADE BEFORE JULY 2¢   Railroid Labor” Board «Makes Promise that Allays Crisis. in Transportation Situation.

AY LABOH BOARD DECISION UE ON JULY 20   Brotherhood President Says Trainmen Due to Strike Unless Date Given   WORKERS HAVE COMPLAINT   W. G. Lee Urges Men to Carry Out Contracts and Aid in Settling Wage Demand

GENERAL RAILROAD QURIKE AVERTED AT LAST WINUTE   Wage Decision of Railway Board Coming Before July 20.   MEN WILL BE SATISFIED

DANGER OF RAUL STRIKE ENDED BY BOARI’S DECISION   Wage Award to Be Made Pub lic Before July 20—Walkout Was Planned by Disaffected Elements.

PROMISE RULING. BY JULY 20 ON ~ RAILWAY WAGES   Men’s Leaders Say Declaration of Boatd Ends All Danger of Brotherhand Strike,

RAIL WAGE AWARD BY JULY 20, BOARD PROMISES UNIONS   Assurace Removes Dancer of General Strike,  W. G, Lee, President of  ag

DANGER OF STRIKE AVERTED FOR TIME   Labor Board Announcement Thal Award Will Be Made By July 20 Given As Cause

DECISION OF RY, -BOARDIS TOBE. - MADE ON JULY 20   Rail Leaders Aysert Phat There Is Ne Danger Now of a General Strike

FIRST TITLE GAME GOES TO BROOKLYK   National Commission Fixes Dates for 1921 World Series Baseball.

WORLD SERIES SCHEDULE,      re Han Deen Mads im lt—Brovkiya Gets the Firat Three Gawen,

WORLD SERIES DATES CHANGED   First Game Will Be Played in BrookIhn October 5; Also Games on October 6 and 7

WORLD'S SERIES OPENS OCT. STH IN BROOKLYN   WHERE THREE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED-NEXT FOUR AT CIPY WINNING A. L. PENNANT

“APEN IN BROOKLYN   Change Made Because Extra Seats Will Not Be Ready  in Cleveland.

WORLD SERIES T0 OPEN IN BROOKLY!   Change Made by National Commission at Request of Cleveland Club Owner

OPENING GAMES 10 BE IN BROCKLYN   National Commission Makes Change in Dates of World's Series.

CHANGES § MADE WORLD'S a      wil OE Played lit, Breaks" tyn October s.

SERIES DATE IS SWITCHED BY REQUES!   Brooklyn Is To Have First Tilt for National Crown.

FIRST WORLD'S SERIES — BAMES AT BRDOKLYA   Change Made to Allow Cleveland, Possible Contender, to Get Ready For Serics.

WORLD SERIES . DATES CHANGE   FIRST GAMES WILL BE PLAYEL AT BROOKLYN-—PLAN a CHANGED

CHANGE PLANS’ OF THE WORLD SERIES GAMES   THE OPENING GAME WILL BE BE BROOYLN INSTEAD OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE CIry   Should Cleveland Win the American League Penant the City Conid  Not Complete Arrangements By October Sth.

M'AD00 CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY   Friend of Former Secretary of Treasury Declars He Will be Demoeratic, when Time Comes.

SON-IN-LAW TO BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   W. G. M’ADOO'IS “PLAYING POLITICS ALL THE TIME” SAY FRIENDS.  HIS BOOM WILL BE  AUINCHED VERY SOON

:Was ThereMethod in His Miss .  { ing Jackson Dinner Dom 4 qmated by Bryan?   Is THE EX-SECRETARY . TO THROW HAT IN RING?   Astute Politicians Point to His Clever message of Regret as

EX-SECRETARY HAS AN EYE ONOFFICE   Presidential Toga Looks Good to New Yorker

EXCUSED JUROR A SUICIDE   c. BP. Barnett, Released From Bisbee Trial, Kills Self At Rangh

U. S. Inventor Kidnaped and Ransom Askec   Maker of Depth Charge for Use Against U-Boats in War, Disappears.

MUNITION INVENT  IS MISSING AND  KIDNAPING 1S FEARED   Fiancee Gets Word That He Has Been Killed Signed By Unknown Company

FARMER KILLS FIVE AND ENDS Ho OWN LIFE   Connecticut Community i: Scene of Wholesale Murders by Maniac   SLAYER FIRST KILLS WOMAN, THEN A BABY   KILLS A NEIGHBOR AND SETS rine TO HIS BARN, THEN GOFS TO OWN BARN AND * HANGS SELF.

WILSON RIDES IN VICTORIA   President Finds Weather at Washington Too Wintry for Motoring— Wife Goes Along.

THE NOMINATING — _ SPEECHES WILL START TOMORROW   1T HAS BEEN DECIDED TO DRA” THE PLATFORM BEFORE VOTING IS STARTED.   A “Speed Up" Program Wilk Also be , Adopted When the Convention Convenes Today——Program Given Out.

“SPEED-UP” RULE I$ ADOPTED   Nominating Speeches Will Be Made Wednesday Afternoon

Senator Robinson, In Acceptance Speech, Vigor ously Assails Republican Platicorm   CONTROL REMAINS IN PRESIDENT’S HANDS   Woman Nominates Arkansas Man---Presidential Nomination Will Begin Wednesday P. M.

New Regime Has Control At Berlin: Other In South   Unconfirmed Reports Say Violent Fighting In Some Sections   FRENCH REPORTED MOVING TROOPS   Persistent Rumors One of Hohenzollerns Is To Be Made Emperor

‘LABOR LOSES PLEA   General, Amnesty for. Political wa Sener ‘thipossibles “*   Attorney General Says Cases Will Be Considered Individually—Auto Workers Appeal to Witson.

LABOR LOSES PLEA   General Amnesty for Political Prisoners Impossible.   Attorney General Says Cases Will Be Considered Individually—Auto Workers Appeal to Wilson.

LABOR LOSES PLEA TO FREE PRISONERS   General Amnesty for Political Prisoners Impossible.   Attorney General Says Cases Will Be Considered _Individually—Auto Workers Appeal! to Wilson,

LABOR PLEA IS LOST   POLITICAL PRISONERS WILL NOT RECEIVE GENERAL AMNESTY,   U. S. Attorney General! Says Cases Will Be Considered Individually—Appeal Sent to Wilson.

. FLAYS MISUSE-OF MONEY.   McAdoo. Claims. What. Corrupt      Menace to! Nation.’

CORRUPT USE OF CAMPATUN MONEY ’ FLAYED BY WADOL   Former Secretary of Treasury Declares It Is Menace to Nation—Would Pay Ex penses From Treasury.

DECLARES BOTH PARTIES ARE GUILTY OF IT AND THAT MEN WHO GAVE BI FUNDS ALWAYS EXPECT SOMETHING FOR MONEY—HE FAVORS PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

FLAYS MISUSE-OF MONEY.   McAdoo Claims That Corrupt Expenditures Are Great Menace to Nation.

M'ND00 DEPLORES ‘MONEY’ CAMPAIGNS   FORMER SECRETARY BELIEVES EXPENSES SHOULD BE MET BY TREASURY

CORRUPT Uot OF MONEY fA WP ANAA ASSERTS   Campaign Contributors Seek Their Reward in Various Ways, He Tells Masons.   REDUCTION OF DUTY FREQUENT REQUESTS   Former ‘Secretary _Deciares Primaries Are a Disgrace: +o United States.

M'ADOO SEES MENACE IN CORRUPT POLITIC   CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS SEEK THEIR REWARD, HE TELLS MASONIC CLUBS,

MADUG ATTAGKS BOTH PARTIES FOR USE OF MONEY   ‘Declares Americans Will Nev ev Stand for the Purchase of Presidency.

REGENT PRIMARIES WERE DloGRAGEFUL DECLARES MADOQ   Wilson’s — Son - in - Law Says National Menace is Bad Use of Campaign Funds.

MADOO WANTS ‘TOCUT BURDEN OF WeH TAYES   {[00 GREAT, SAYS  FINANCIER   WIS. PLAN TO LIGATED  IT AND RELIEVE -- MASS

URGES REDUCTION ~— AN FEDERAL TAXES   McAdoo Declares Burden  Hurting Business.

CUT IN TAXES MADOO PLAN   FORMER SHCRETARY SAYS BURDEN I¢ TOO GREAT.   WOULD REDUCE BY A BILLION   BUSINESS BEING HAMPERED BY HEAVY HAN DIOAP.   Favors Instead Funding ef Debt by lesewe of Long Term Bondo— Money Owed by Earepe Will  Be Paid in Time

OO GREAT, SAYS i  ELNANCIER   4S. PLAN TO -LigHTED  IT’ AND RELIEVE foo aie

MPADOO FAVOR OIIFTING TAKES TO LATER DATE   Would Issue More Bonds and Await Time That European Lands Can Pay Back Some Loans   WOULD CHANGE LAWS REGARDING FINANCES   Acknowledges That Immediate Burden of Taxation Has tnjurious Effect

BILLION DOLLAR TAX REDUCTION   McAdoo Suggests Rellef of Burden Which Has “An Injurtous Effect  me Binectmnen ft

REDUCE TAXES  BY BILLION IS PLAN WADOO WOULD ADOP)   Present Burden Is Too Great, and Injures Business.   HOLD OFF ON SINKING FUND   Might Be : Postponed for Two Years, He Says.

M’ADOO SUGGESTS A BILLION DOLLAR GUT IN U.S, TAXES   Former Treasury Secretary Says Present Burden Is Too Great and Does Injury To Nation’s Business.

JIUALY : ea. rang ” me oF : . . . ay i   orn er - Secretary “Mc  ide; DeclaringBurden - a:  It Stands, ‘Tog-Great and Tn  : jutious: 't0 Business and Per amnite Na: Teittative.

Delay Sinking Fund ‘Plan for Two ‘Years, Urges: : - Former Secretary:

(Ak LOAD BURDEN   MeAROO UCRGES IMMEINMATE BIL. LiON POLLAR REDUCTION,   ‘resent Tax Too Great and Has InjJurious Eiifect on Business,

MPADOO SUGGESTS RECUCED TAXATIC!   SAYS PRESENT BURDEN IS HAVING AN INJURIOUS EFFECT ON BUSINESS.   “Might Well Fund in ong Term Bonds $1, 000, 000,000 a Year for Two Years.”

Reduction in Federal  Taxes of $1,000,000 Is Urged by W. G. McAdo   Former Treasury Head Declares President Taxes Too Great a Burden.

M'ADOO OUT FOR TAY REDUCTION: PRESENT BURDEN FAR TOO HEAVY   Ex-Secretary of Treasury Recommends That a Billion Dollars Be Sliced Off of Federal Levies,   PRESENT COLLECTIONS AFFECTING BUSINESS   fe Also Recommends. That Congress in the Future Use the Utmost Economy in Making Expenditures,

WOULD REDUCE TAXES   Former Secy. y. McAdoo Says Burden is Too Great.

BILLION DOLLAR REDUCTION IN TAXES URGED BY M'ADOO    Former Secretary of Treasury Declares Present Burden too Great

SENATE HEARS FAREWELL TALK   Washington's Final Address Read To day to Solo"s; Addresses Made in House; Observe Birthday.

CHANTICLEER’S CROW IS HEARD 600 MILES   Rock Island Cock Lays Claim to Distance Record.

>SPOKE ON ARMENIA.   Young Men Made Appeal For Reliet bor His Suffering Country.

PLANS AIR FORCE OF 5,000   Canada to Draw Personnel From Vol. unteers From Ranks of Men Form. _ eny in Royal Air Service.

PLANS AIR FORCE OF 5,000      Canada to Draw Personnel From Volunteera From Ranks of Men Formerly in Royal Air Service.

CANADA FORMING AIR FORCE   Personnel to Be Drawn From Former Officer Hanks.

TWO MEN KILLED      And Their Bodies Burned in Railway Accident,

GERMAN RED ARMY MEETS BAD DEFEAT   Thousand Communists Killed ir Battle at Coburg in SaxeCoburg-Gotha.   REDS GAIN AT OTHER POINTS   Insurgents Capture Palace in Schieswig Where a Number of Cavairy Officers Were Taken Prisoner Another Battie at Wesei.

LBEAT AEGIME REJECTS RED PLAN   Refuses to Adopt a Centralizec Workingmen’s Government.   SEES A “CONCEALED SOVIET”   Thousand Communists Are Killed in Battle at Coburg, but Reds Make Gains at Other Points—Big Battle at Wesel.

CATER 10 WOMEN   BTR POATY 44. PARTIES PAY 28G ATTENTION 31) FAIR SEX.  2 +   eer Nomen Voting.

CATER 10. WOMEN   ROTH “‘pOrmrTic. 4 PARTIES PAY386 ATTENTION TO FAI BEX.   Lesder teaviug Nuvaing Undoue ta © duct Semen Voting.

DETECTIVES INVITE CROOKS TO BASTILI   Scour Chicago to Pick Up Bac ‘Character. -

Income Tax Checks Received by New York Collector Range From 1 Cent Up to $9,000,000

INCOME TAX SWAMPS Ely   Millionaires, Scrub Women. Opera Stars. and News: boys Make Night Weary One For Collectors.

DECISIONS BY RESGLUTIONS COMMITTEE   Upholds Decision of National Committes in Georgia .and Missouri Contests But Seats Both Dele dations From Oregon.

RULINGS UPHELD   Resolutions. Committee of National Convention Upholds Decision   SEATING DELEGATES   By National Committee— Reed May Go to Floor. of the Convention

SENATOR REED [3 AGAIN VOTED GUT   MISSOURI MAN DENIED SEAT IN THE CONVENTION   New York’s Member of Resolutions Committee Is Inatructed ta Vote for Wet Plank,—Jamison of Jowa ig Honored

SENATOR REED LOSES HIS SEAT   Credentinis Committee by Vote of  89...) Upholds Ruling Mads by National Committee.

RE DENIED SEAT BY 39 TO   Credential Commlttee Upholds Na. tonal Cominittee on. Sooreia vad Missourl :

WILL RE LV PROPORTION 46H WAGE INCREASE GRANESB THE MINERS. _        Bight Thousand Coal remy nea : in Hlinois and Obie ‘Tedag— Dikgatistaction With Jnerease.

RED INVASION OF RUMANIA?   Reported Soviet . Troops Are Ready to Advance After Peace Offer

KOLCHAK SWUNG ON BAYONETS OF TROOPS, REPORT   Bolshevik Organ Hints Supreme Ruler Was Killed by Men.

for: Beainning oF lavasion s   LONDON IS SCEPTICAL OF CAPTURE OF ODESSA   British Officials. Inclined to Doubt ~ Authenticity of Re_ Ported Capitulation of Black ‘* Sea Port to Ukrainians

BOLSHEVIKS WILL — RUIN. RUMANIA   Peace Terms. Proposed anc Invasion Threatened if Ru‘manians Do Not Accept,

ILLINOIS FARMERS IN FAVOR OF ELIMINATION OF CHICAGO EXCHANGE   State Agricultural Assn Backing Direct Sellin Plan

GAS REDUCTION _ 1S ANNOUNCEL   Two Oil Companies o! Houston Lower Price of Gasoline

Inside “‘Dope’’ Is Missing In The Big Shou   Uld ‘Time Confidencts Passa Aroun With Abendon Conspicuous by Their Absence. This Year — Looks Like Pourcettihle Harttla

Republican Convention So Far Is Tame Affair, — Lowell Mellett Reports

CONVENTION IS LACKING “PEP’   Lowell Mellett of Collier’: Weekly Says Something is Wrong at Convention   MAY BE A FRAME-UP   To Nominate the Machine Candidate—Looks Like a Peaceful Battle

SOMETHING WRONG — WITH CONVENTION IN GHIGAGE   ‘Nothing Doing’ Sign Indicates an Apathy That Cannot Be Called Good for American People.

Most Peaceful 0.0. P. Battle Predicted by Writer   PRELIMINARIES ALL WRONG   “Apathy Not Good for Americar People’’ Discovered

SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH 6, “O.P, CONVENTION   Freas Representative Has Been tn Chi. . cago Ten Days and No One‘Has : Whispered Inslde, Low “ Down-in Hic Ber 

APPARENT AMONG OLD GUAR   MANAGING EDITOR OF COL LIER’S WEEKLY FINDS CONVENTION TAME.   NEED A GOOD OLD FIGH]   But Republicans Seem to Be Hanging Around Hoping that Someone Eise Will Start the Fireworks.

LACK OF PEP iy BOTHER “OUDTIME      There’s _. Really Nothing ir Sight That Insures a Regular Scrap.   “ADVANCE DOPE” NOT  WHAT IT USED TO BI   Apathy Shown ‘Gives Little Chance for People’ “Blow-Steam,!

ACCIDENT RESULTS IN DAMAGE SUIT   C. Wi. PERRY ASKS $5,000 FOR HURTS SUSTAINED 2 DAYS AGO   ( C, Martin, Former Owner of Martin Grocery Is the Defendant.

ACCIDENT RESULTS IN DAMAGE SUI   ( HH, PERRY ASKS 85.000 FOR EURTS SUSTAINED 2 HAYS AGO   «. C. Martin, Wormer ~ er oF Martin Grocery Is the Defendant.

POTEEN MAKING IS REVIVED IN IRELANE   High Duties on Whisky Lead to Moonshining

The: National. Capita      THE, INTERSTATE COMNEIICE ee BECISIGON

Austria Posts. Troops To Prevent Export Gf Jewels Stolen In Vienr:

Extension of West Columbia Pool Confirmed.   GOOD PRODUCERS OBTAINED   Important Btrike in Blue Ridge Djstrict—First Well of Con. sequereo Found There—Dullness Exists in Wildcat Operations—-Surpriso in Old Poo! —Lergo Gas Producers,

COASTAL FIELDS AEPORT Ble WELLS   Extension of West Columbia Pool Confirmed.   GOOD PRODUCERS OBTAINED   [mportant Strike in Blue Ridge District——First Well of Consequence Found There-——Dullness Exists in Wildcat Opera. tions—-Surprise in Old Pool aww] areve Gas Producers.

Dr, ¥. E, Barnftein Mugen: und Ohrenarzt  Ede Balhington uxd Main Strafe, Manitowoc * Biscoufin  , se   Md. Belinste

Dr. Geo. E. Huwatdet  Disiame Bio, geaentber Gate Bart   Md. Belinste

Dr. J. E. Barnitein  Mugen: und Obrenarg Ede Wafhington und Maku Strage, . Bitcoufin  Brillen werden, wenn ndihig, nad genane Unterfudung der Augen angepaft.   Md. Belinsi

Dr. J. 6, Barnfein Augen: und Obrenargt  - Sde Beafhington usd vans Manitowoc, Bitcanfia,  ‘Weillen werden, wenn wel. nad genane: Unterfudang ver Auger angepagt.   Md. Belinske

ABILITY 10 PAY T0 SETTLE INDEMNITY   GHRAAN ECONOMIC EXPERTS COMPILE FIGURES.      Reports Wil Be tu Minuwtest Detai and Will Be Presented te Allies at Spa Jume 21.

Indemnity Fails To Impress Huns   Government Members Are Not Worried Over 120,000,000000 Marks Minimum

WHAT SHE CAN PAY NOT ALLIED GEMANE   Will Be the Indemnity Settle. ment for Germany Say the Germans.

GERMANY SAYS. “ABILITY TO PAY IS HER LIMA   Allies put German Indemnity ® “120 Billion Marks; Lloyd George ‘‘Impressionable”’

GERMANY NOT DISTURBED BY AN INDEMNITY   WILL PAY AS MUCH AS SHE CAN AND NO MORE, SAYS LEADERS. a   AND NOT WHAT THE TWO PREMIERS WANT

BELIEVE MYSTERY OF MURDER SOLVEL   Charge Of Murder Is Filec Against Lloyd Prevost, Intimate Friend Of Brown

BROWN SLAYING NOW IS CLEARED, PROBER ASSERT:   State Attorney Declares At rest of Prevost Will Comwlata Hie Caco.

MYSTERY OF MURDER NAY NOW BE SETTLE!   State Says It Has Evidence io Convict Prevost of the Crime.

1 NOW BELICVES IN“FRUITATIVES”   Teacher Of “New Thought” Healed By Frult Liver Tablets

NE -NOW BELETES IN “FRUUT-ATIVES”   Teacher Of “New Thought” Healed By Frult Liver Tablets

IN“FRUITA-TIVES”   Teacher Of “New Thought” Heated By Fruit Liver Tablats

i NOW BELIYES iN RUITATIVES?   Teacher Of “Kew Thought Healed By Fruit Liver Tablets

CLOSE WYOMING BANK   First Incorporated Bank in State Closed in 17 Years 

400 EMPLOYES ON DAKOTA DIVISION TO QUIT TUESDAY       Strike Order Will Affect Score of Men in Huron, Paul Paulson, Secretary-Treasurer of the  Local Union Says

TRIKE HINGES UNPRESIDENT'S WAGE DECISION   Chief Executive to Meet Union Chiefs Tomorrow; Quick Actin Demanded.   Complete Plans

RAILROAD ME OPEN OFFICES   In Fifteen Cities of the Country to Direct Strike Which Is *

PLANS ARE MADE TO DIRECT NATIONAL RAILWAY WALKOUI   Strike Headquarters Are Opened Today in 15 Cities to Di rect the Strike.   IT iS UP TO THE PRESIDEN?   Only Mr. Wilson Can Avert 2 Strike by Agreeing to Demands of Railroad Men.

EXPECT HIGHER FARE   Boost Anticipated in Ohio, the Same as Elsewhere.

FREIGHT WRECK TIES UP MICHIGAN DIV   North Bound Freight Train Piles up Nine Cars in Anderson Demoralizing traffic.

RR a eer ume tee a ~ -. ee oe ine eR GLADYS VA NDERBILT A ‘Qu LEN?   a at Bt BESS: TS SE TE A NE a  Count Szechenyi, Her ‘Hasband, Proposed for Hungary's Throne,

GLADYS ‘VANDERBILT A. QUEEN         Connt Sze henyl, Her Husband, Proy yiosed for Hungary’s Throne.

WILL HAYS OPENS G.0,P, CONVENTION   Coliseum at Chicago Is Jaiimed With Delegates and Visitors.   HENRY C. LODGE IS CHAIRMAN   Massachusetts Senator Delivers Key. note Address—Temporary Officers Elected—Committees on Credentiale Are Named.

WILL HAYS OPENS. 6.0.P, CONVENTION   Coliseuni at Chicago ts Jammet ~ With Delegates and ‘Visitors,   HENRY -C; LODGE:S CHAIRMAN   Massachusetts: Senator Delivers Keynote Address--Temporary Officers Elected—Committees on Cre . dentials Are Named.

HAYS OPENS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   Coliseurn at Chicago Is Jammed With Delegates and Visitors.   HENRY C, LODGE I$ CHAIRMAN   Massachusotts Senator Delivers Key. note Address——Temporary Officers Eiected—Committees on Credenrtiate Are Named.

b. 0. P. MEETING OPENED BY HAYS   Delegates and Visitors Jam Big Chicago Coliseum.   LODGE IN “KEYNOTE” SPEECH   Committees on Credentals Named and Temporary Officers Elected—Candidate Johnson Starts Ball Rolling at Big Meeting.

STRIKE IN SIOUX CITY, IOWA   Construction Work Crippled When Mombers of Building Trades Quit.

MOVIE PROPRIETOR IS KILLED BY ROBBERS   Policeman in Bank When Band its Swooped Down Had Pistol Shot From His Hand.

BANDITS KILL ONE. AND WOUND ANOTHE   Unsuccessful Attempt ‘to Rot Bank Results in ‘Running Revoiver Battle

LIFT COAL PRIORITY RATES      Regulations Governing Assignments of Open Top Cars Are  Te ownvalread .

Rt See atte)  Westinghouse Engineers Furnished with New Homes by the Company

RESENTS ATTACK ON  LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Democratic Woman Leader De nounces Mrs. Livermore’s Interpretation of Article 23

WOMAN MAKES CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN SPEAKER   Mrs. Bass of Democrats Says Mrs. Livermore “Wilfutly Perverted Language.”   ATTACK ON LEAGUE CAUSE   Mrs, Livermore Objected to Its Attitude Toward Traffic In Women.

GOV. COX   To Plead for Suffrage, It Is Said— Women Want Him to Go   But Tenneseee Democrats Advise Him Not to Come.

OPPOSED TO THE TURK STAYING IN CONSTANTINOPLE   Many Englishmen Voic ing Their Disappointment Over Situation.

WILL ENGLAND PROTECT SULTAN   Indignation at Plan te Keep Assassin on Throne

DISAPPROVE SUPREME COUNCIL'S DECISION TOLET SULTAN REIGA   Many Englishmen Remember Glad stone’s Fierce Denunciation ‘of Abdul

WIV TERM)  UNDER WA MEXICO WILL BE RIZE   Colby Presents Conditions in Message Sent to Pres. Huerta   ONLY PART OF U.S. TERMS PUBLISHED   State Department Declares No Absolute Prpmise Has Been Made

Colonel Cantu Retires as Governor of Lower California; Salazar in   Action is Culmination of Revol Against De Facto Federal Gov’t of Mexico.

First Methodist Church, South.   First Church of Christ, Sclentist.

STORM SWEEPING PACIFIC NORTHWES   Rain Reaches Down t Point Below Santa Clara Valley

VERDICT AGAINST HAYWOOD   And Other . W. W.'s May Be Obtainec as Result of William Gross Lioyd’s Conviction,

SAY THEY WILL CONVICT “BIG BILL” HEYWOOD   Wo, Liosd and Nineteou Others Helet on fest Case ond Haywood +4 Guilty Grive Offense.

TURKEY INTENDED TO FIGHT GERMANY   Entrance Into War Against The Allies Was By Political Jugglery.

TURKISH CABINET FOR ALLY CAUSE, ENVER OTHERWISE   Latter Secretly Secured Teut Ships for Black Sea With Even Vizier in Dark.

TURK TRIED TO JOIN ENTENTE   Machinations of Enver Pasha Reversed Cabinet’s First Decision in 1914.

CHANGED AER MIND      Turkey First loteaded to Enter Wor on Side of The. Allies.

TURKEY TRIES 10 CRAWFISH   Now Declares it Was Tricked in Joining Germany in the War.   ENVER PASHA THE MAN WHO HANDLED CASE   It is Said Majority of Turkisl Cabinet Favored Cause of Entente.

TURKS TRICKED IN UW GERMANS" SINE   NEWSPAPERS SEEK PROVE ALIBI BY LAYING IT OFF ON ENVER,   Enver Pasha Pulled Wires and Fooled Even the Sultan Into War on Side of the Cen tral Powers.

TURKS: FOR ALLIES THEY NOW ASSERT BUT ENVER WAS  TOO SMART   Stamboul Govérnment Declare: Cabinet Agdinst Germany But Was Outwitted   Public and Evén Sultan Kep' In Dark for Years As to Facets in Goeben Case

TURKEY WANTED TO FIGHT FOR ENTENTE   MACHINATIONS OF WAR PARTY SWUNG COUNTRY TO GERMANY’S SIDE.

INTRIGUE THAT TURNED TURKEY TO FOE ISBARED   Commander of German Cruiser that Secretly Joined Fleet Fired on  Riectana   PEOPLE IGNORANT

HOW THE TURKS THREW FLIP-FLOP ON ENTERING WAR   Cabinet Originally Was Foi Entering War On Side 0 Allies, Says Report.

DECIDED TO  JOIN ALLIES   Sultan Believed for Several Years That Rus' gians Attacked

TS, PASS BUCK, “TU ENVER aga      wapapers Claim War Ministe acer Cabinet arid Sere. Aided the Germans         BLAME’ .-THE WAR. PARTY   SAX TURKRY WAS ds ADY. 70) : JOIN ALLIES       Pasha Arrauged Searet’ Adtact ai Russlan Vessels, aod Turkish Pablic Wai Lcd te Retire, Russia Was Aggressor,

AVIATOR MISSING, HELD FOR DEATH OF A ‘BOSSY   Cow Drinks Gasoline When He Fills Tanks,

COW DETAINS AVIATOR   Bovine Suicides By Drinking Flier’ Gas.— Owner Attaches Plane.

AWENG TICVUUKE   Over the Two-Thirds Vote Necessary _ for Choice   Bryan Can Prevent the Nominatior of Anyone Not Saiting Him   Reported Platform Will Endorse the Federal Suffrage Amendment   Stampede for Third Term for Wilson Seen by Some in Woman's Vote.

WORK ON ZUYDER ZEE TO BEGIN THIS YEAR   Huge Engineering Project To Reclaim Ancient Land To Be Undergone Soon.

POLICY IN IRELAND IS CONDEMNED   Cecil Says Co. “tion: Are the Worsi in  Centuries

MAN GEIS ALIMONY THIS Tr¥E   Woman Granted Divorce, But to Pay Ex-Husband 875 a Month.

HUSBAND GETS $75 ALIMONS   WIFE HAD PROMISED TO SUP. PORT HIM AND MAKE HIM _ “COUNTRY GENTLEMAN”

NOT THE-GOOSE-FHAT:- '_ LAID. THE GOLDEN BG, BUT THREE-LEGGED ONE

CRACKED POLICE SAFE   Robbery at Los Angoles Nets Ban‘ dits: $25,000

CRACKSMEN ROB POLICE COUR’   Experts Enter Central Station and Escape With $25,000 During the Night

YEGGMEN BLOW SAFE WHILE COPS REPOSE   Bold Burglars Get $25,000 From los Angeles Police Court, in Room  Above Police Station.

a ee ate ann ecm a aimee a aiiniaiame ee tie del  Los Angeles Police Gourt’s Safe is Robbed of $25,00:

ROB A POLICE COURT SAFE   Los Angeles Yeggs Loot Room Next to Detective Headquarters.

POLICE COURT SAFE ROBBED   Robbers Take $25,000 From Room : Next to Los Angeles Detective _ Headquarters.

UOVER 13 PUT DOWN AS HEAD CF LABOR DEPT.   Recent Counsels With Labor Leaders Cause More Talk of His as » Cabinet Member

WILL SMASH SMITH LAW   f Republican Program Is Put Through  THE RITRALITES   Will Insist That a Limit BePlaced On Actions

WILL, SMASH SMITH LAW   if Republican Program Is Put Through   Will Insist That a Limit BePlaced On Actions

TOMBSTONE IS RESURRECTED   ‘BISBEE DEPORTATION TRIAL 1S RESUMED—MIRACLE CURE-REPORTED. -

PUBLIC POLICY AND WELFARE TALKED AT FARM MEETING   international Farm Congress a Kansas City Takes Up Tariff and Finance.

MANY SECTIONS, OF KANSAS INDICATE BIG REPUB—LICAN:VICTORY   Republican Candidates Ahead a > Topeka, Leavenworth, Hutchin-_ son, Wichita   Presidential Candidate Leads, With § Governor Allen Second in Mar. win of Lend

EARLY RETURNS SHOW G. 0. P. LEAD   MANY SECTIONS OF KANSAS INDICATE BIG REPUBLICAN VICTORY   HARDING LEADS TICKET      Republican Candidates Ahead at _ Topeka, Leavenworth, Hutchinson, Wichita   Presidential Candidate Leads, With  Gevernor Allen Second in Marvin of Lead

T0REDEEM WAR SHATTERED MINES   MINES OF LENS TO BE RECLAIM: ED BUT [Tf IS THOUGHT THAT IT Wild. TAKE EIGHT  OR TEN YEARS

REBUILDING OF 1S T0 TAKE ALONG TIME   YEARE WILL BE REQUIRED TO RE PAIR DAMAGE DONE BY GERMAN ARMIES

LONG RESIGNS STATE DEPARTMENT POSITION   Will Devote Entire Time to Campaign for United States Senate.

INOTHER HIGH OFFICIAL OF STATE DEPARTMENT TENDERS RESIGNATION   FRANK L. POLK RETIRES BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH; THIRD TO RESIGN THIS YEAR,

BRECKENRIDGE LONG RESIGNS   Dropa Geverament Position to Make Race fer Seantorshin.

SERMAN WORKERS SEIZE METAL FAC. TORY IN BERLIN   POLICE AND TROOPS SURROUND PACTORY PLANNING ATTACKS TO DISLODGE STRIKERS

FACTORIES SEIZED BY WORKMEN   Berlin Gas Plant Also Taken Over and Sovjet Set Up   FIGHTING FEARED

AGITATORS ASK — MENTO JOIN - BIG STRIKE ~   Police and Troop: ’ Rush Reserves to Resfore Quiet.

GENERAL STRIKE BEING URGED   German Soviets Are Backing Move in All Factories   PRODUCTION 1S CEASED   Police Prepare ta Repulse - Any Vidlence Attempted

Soviet Is Established at One Pant in Emulation of Italian Strikers   GENERAL STRIKE URGED SPARTACANS ARE FEAREL   REVOLT URGED ON BXPIRA VION OF GOVERNMENT'S UL: TIMATUM TO ELECTRICAI  ‘ WORKERS TO STAY ON JOBS

German Radicals Follow Exam: ple Set by Communist Party in Italy.   GOVERNMENT TAKES HAND   Radicals Speed Up Action When Plan to Call General Strike Fails.

GERMAN WORKERS ~ SEITE FACTORIES      e Possession of Several Industrie: and Follow FTdeus of the Vtalians.

Following 3 in Foot Steps of Ababa: Workers, Fae-: ‘tories Are Seized   AND. FIRES. PUT OUT   Berlin Government Takes Steps to Prévent Fight-. ing or Outbreaks

GERMAN WORKERS SEIZE THE BERLIN METAL FACTORY   Police Reserves And ‘Troops Ars Held: in Readiness For Action.

IRELAND CAN NEVER BE COERCED, VICTIM OF RIOTS DECLARED   Parliamentary Labor Com mission Delays Trip to Island.

POLICE ARE WORKING ON POISONED CANDY THEORY   One Man Arrested.in Connection With » Mysterious Death. of Pauline Zeiss Last Night.

OUND DEAD IN RUOM, LITTLE DOG ALSO IS POISONED   ‘Miss Pauline Zeiss, Philadelphia  Girl, Victimized; N. V. Smalley Acrested.   WAS NEAR HER HOME   Examine Body of Girl and Dog to _ Determine Poison That Caused Deaths.

$500,000 STORM LOSS AT TOLEDC   Streets of Ohio City Flooded and Torn Up By Cloudburst   Yesterday.

PAVING BLOCKS WASHED OUT   Torrential Rain Causes Damage Eatimated at Half Million.

WHEAT CROP IS SECOND LARGES]   Kansas Corn ( Crop Pro"mises to Be Largest in Past Five Years

KANSAS WHEAT CROP SECOND BEST RAISE   Corn: Crop is Largest in Las Five Years,

RECORD WHEAT AND CORN CRO:   Second Largest Wheat Crop and Largest Corn Crop in Five Years Raised in Kansas.

KANSAS WHEAT CROP Ble ONE   It is Second Largest in the State’s History—Bumper Corn Crop.

BEARS WRECKING MARKET.   While Kansas Farmers Ralse ‘Tre mendnous (Crop.

KANSAS RAISES BUMPER CROP O WHEAT AND GOAN   WHEAT CROP SECOND LARGEST IN HISTORY OF STATE, AC. CORDING TO ESTIMATE,

Told Stories of Needless War Waste That Kept Intere-t of the Audience   Second District Congressman Described Efforts Made for Soldier -Legislation

LITTLE SPOKE T0 K. U. REPUBLICANS   ADDRESSED ENTHUSFASTIC GATHERING IN FRASER aay   BARED INSIDE FACTS   Told Steries of Needless War Waste That Kept Interest of the Audience   Second District Congressman Described Efforts Made for Soldier - Legislation

THE COUGHLIN BASY,    Latest Clue Proves of No Value When Investiqated Today.

KIDNAPPED BABY FAILS   Tip Given By Confessed Abductor Proves False Wednesday Night.

aS NNR  COUGHLIN BABE CAN'T BE FOUND   Search For Kidnapped Chiid Proves Fruitiess; No Trace at Place Officers Thot It Held.

, — jit Me Held at . Dayton, Ohio When Cox Meets the Democratic Committee

GOVERNOR OX TO HOLD ‘POW WOW YULY 2   Democratic National Committee Will Meet With Nominee in Dayton   PROHIBITION COMING RAPIDLY TO FOREFRONT   COX IS MADE STORM CENTE! OF BOTH WET AND DRY PAC TIONS, BACH SEEKING HE FAVOR,

BiG POLITICAL POW.-WOW T0 BE HELD JULY 20   National Democratic Committee to Visit Gov. Cox.

~ HOLD POW.WO   Big Political Gathering Set for July 10 to Plan Notification © Program

MEMBERS OF DEMOCRATIC COM MITTEE WILL MENT WITH CANDIDATE ON JULY 20   10 MAP QUT PLANS   Object ef Conference Is to Perfect Arrangements for Conduct of the Camypaign.—To Plan Notification Ceremony

NATIONAL COMMITTEE WHI CONVENE IN THAT CITY ON THAT DATE.       At This Session the Date Wilt Be Set For the Notification Ceremonics Which Will Be Held at ‘Teailuemsd **

JORDAN TO SPEAK ON “BACK TO THE FAR’   Chautauqua Audiences Will Hear Masterly Address.   Lecturer Aime to Help Solve the Great Question of “Where Shail We Get Enough to Eat?”

“MARRIED” THE ASHES OF JAPANESE LOVERS   Queer Buddhist Marriage Ceremony Unites Lovers In After World.

WOULD GIVE AMERICANS "OWN CHARTS OF OCEANS   Admiral Simpson Aaks Congress to In. crease Hiydrographer’s Stayr to . Remedy Situation

MOSCOW GARRISON “18 IN REBELLION   PROSPECTS. ARE THAT -BOLSHE: VIK CONTROL MAY.NOT LAST THROUGH THE EXPECTED

REVOLT IN MOSCOW.   } ia Soviet Troops Said To Have Turned * Against Government,

NECESSITIES ARE SCARCE BECAUSE RAILROAD STRIKE   Men Claim Heavy Gains Made Today in Pennsylvania District

FIVE THOUSAND MEN QUIT WORK ON PENN. AND B. & O.   Freight Embargoes Issued — Men Say = Strike is Against Delay of R. R. Labor Board in ‘Reaching Wage Decision..

ROADS ARE HARD HIT   Railroad Centers Throughout Country Are Crippled by Walkont of Yardmen on Many Princinal Lines.   STRIKE IS AIMED AT RAILROAD LABOR BOARD   Leaders of Walkout Say Strike Is Not Against Railroads But Is Protest Against Delay of Federal Board.

STRIKERS MAKE HEAVY GAINS   Five Thousand Railroad Men Are Reported to Have Quit Work

Aarked Scarcity of Certain Articles and Philadelphia Dealers Have Raised Price of Meat—Newsprint Paper Shortage Keenly Felt—Pennsy Places Embargo on All Freight Shipments Except Food and Coal for Public Use.

HEAVY GAINS CLAIMED BY RY. STRIKERS   Assert That 5,000 Men Have Quit Work Near Philadelphia.   THE SCARCITY OF GOODS   Prices of Fresh Meats Advanced  By Dealers—Print Paper Scarce.

Newsprint Advances and: Papers Curtail. Size of. Editions—' Tieup : Increasing.

B & 0.-PENNSY ROADS SPREADS   5000 Men Out and Striker: Claim Gains in Philadelphia District.

RAILROAD STRIKERS LAY CLAIM TO HEAVY GAINS   Tie-up in Freight in Vicinity of Phila delphia Increases with 5,000 Men Ont .

FREIGHT TDP IS SPREADING   PHILADELPHIA AND VICINIT) FEELING THE EFFECT OF YARDMEN’S STRIKE.

GUNVENTION  Ur ALLAUAD WORKERS IK CHICA PLAN   Five Thousand More Men Quil Work at Eastern Points   INSURGENT WORKERS PLAN ONE BIG UNION   Roads Claim a Big Defici for the Month of April

Freight Traffic in East Hit by New Rail Strike; One Big Union Plan Protea

RAILSTRIKERS =  _._ CLAIMGAINS   Freight Congestion Increasing. Drastic Embargoes Now ~ In Effect.   FOOD AND COAL EXPECTED      Price of Meat in Philadelphia Increased. Other Articles Scarce. Attack Labor Board.

RADICALS START FIGHT AGAINST MINERS LEADERS   Opposition to Acceptance of President’s Proposal for Strike Settlement Looms Up Large.   COLUMBUS MEETING TO BE LIVELY ONE

MINERS ARE IN A SULLEN MOOL   Sort DISPLIOASTRE Ar TRKM> wb STRIKE, SETTLEMENT.   BLAME LEADERS OF THE UNION

hecarctee. > OPPOSE MINERS’ ACTION   Declare Chiefs Should Have Gone to Jail Rather Than Surrender to the Settlement.

Mine Leaders Assailed by Radicals on Strike Action   Dissenting Element Kepresentatives Say Heads Should Have Gone to Jail Before Accepting Wilson’s Plan Of Settlement—Motion to Concur in Commission Is Accompanied by Effort to Down It.

COMMISSION OPPOSED.      Radieals in Miners’ Union Ob ject to Plan for Settling Strike.

RADICAL MINERS OPPOSE PLAN FOR ENDING STRIKE   Governor Cox of Ohio, Candi- date for Democratic Nomination for President, Makes ~ Speech That Is Cheered.

RADICALS OPPOSE ENDORGEMEN' OF STRIKE SETTLERIEN   Say Miners’ Leaders Should Have Gone to Jail Rather Than Surrender.   DELEGATES INSTRUCTED TO DEMAND RESIGNATIONS   President Lewis Refuses to Reeotulze Motion to Table Resolution Affirm. ing Action of International Officers and Discussion May Take Up All of Today's Sessions,

In the Murder Case of Stan'y Brown, at Mt. Clemens, Mich., Begun.

Deputy Sheriffs Busy With Subpoevias for Persons Wanted to Testify at Inquest

SHERIFFS BEGIN ROUNDING UP MORE WITNESSES   RESUME HEARING OF MRS. VES. TER FOR MURDER OF STANLEY BROWN

FRANK R. PENCE CALLED IN DEATH   ‘Founder of Town of Pence. and Re publican Nominee For Joint Sena tor Victim of Blood Poisoning.

QUAY ON MOND!  Hitchcock, Former Postmaster General, and Baruch Are  . Summoned... . «   CALL. 25. REPRESENTATIVES.

YANK ATHLETES ADD 21 POINTS   Now Have Total of 179 ir Olympic Games; Sweden Next With Total of 68.

SECOND ATTEMPT " TO.WRECK FLIER I$ FRUSTRATED   Rough Strangers Sought After Ties Are Found  Dited an TPeacl

RAILROAD MERGER FORECAS]   Prospective Legislation Would Not Prevent Union of Great Northern And Burlingten,

MERGER OF 3 RAIL OYOTEMS FORECAST   GREAT NORTHERN, NORTHER) PACIFIC AND BURLINGTON LINES MAY JOIN.

GIANT MERGER. OF THREE RAILROADS _ TO BE MADE SOON   Great Northern; Northern Paclfic ‘anc ’ Burlington to Combine. Under -,. Plan of Late James J. Hill; .

A BIG.R. R. MERGER   TRANSCONTINES TAL SYSTEMS BECOME ONE.   _—  If the Deal Goes Through it. Wil . Place 27400 Mibes Under One ‘Management.

3 BiG ROADS ARE TO BE COMBINED   Great Northern, Northert Pacifie and Burlington in a Merger.   PLANNED BY HILL   Combined Mileare to be:27,000; Deal Was Formerly Held . lecal

GREAT MERGER OF THREE NORTHWEST AOADS UNDER WAY   Northern Pacific, Burlington and Great Northern Are to Be Consolidated.   Scheme Fostered by Late J. J. Hill Depends on Passage of Pending Bill.

Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington in Combine,   WINDING UP THE AFFAIRS   Regional and District Oiticers of Railroad Administration Ready for March I.

T., B. V. MAY BE . BIG TRUNK ROAD   HILL SYSTEM ACQUIRES HALF INTEREST IN TEXAS COMPANY. WILL BE OF INTEREST TO ME  wea Entire

THE MERGER OF "THREE BIG RAIL LINES FORECAST   PROPOSED PLAN AFFECTS BURLINGTON, GREAT NORTHERN AND NORTHERN PACIFIC   Systems Have Combined Mileage of 27,000—Merger Declared to Depead op Whether Congress Enacts Remedial Legislation.

Hill Roads to be Merged into Big Transcontinental System When Government Control End

PLAN MERGER OF BIG ROADS   Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington to Be One Great Continental System.

CUT OUT STRIKE CLAUSE   Railroad Agénts at Pittsburgh Wil - Hereafter Take Up Grievances With Federal Rail] Labor Board.

STATION AGENTS DO AWAY. WITH _ STRIKE CLAUSE   Convention Decides to Pu _ Disputes Up to Federal  Tatar Roard.

SUGAR GOUGER _ FINED $35,000 - -iAS-PROFITEER   JUDGE IMPOSES HEAVIEST PENAL TY UNDER LEVER Law UPON W. V. DEALER, :

HELP PLANNER FOR TORNADO STRICKEN   MANY THOUSANDS VISIT THE SCENE OF TWISTER AT CASTLE ROCK; MINN.

$1,000,000 DAMAGE WAS INFLICTED BY SATURDAY’S STORM   ONLY ONE LIFE WAS LOST BUT 2 PERSONS WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED      LOSS TO FARM BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY IS REPORTED

CHIEF OF POLICE GIVES EVIDENCI   Will Be Asked To Identif Guns Used In Fray With LW. W.

HAVE T0 BE SICK 10 GET A DRINK IN CHICAGO NON         Federal Prohibition Otivers Strictls rt

A POLISH DEMONSTRATION.   Nearly 3,000,000 in United States Askad ta Tiniteae

MILLERAND GIVES =~ OUT NEW POLICY   Lauds Clemenceau in Declaration of His Cabinet   MAINTAIN . ALLIANCES

MAINTENANCE UF ALUANGE  S FRENGH AIM   GLOWING TRIBUTE TO CLEMEN CEAL iS GIVEN BY NEW PREWUER H# PRAY.

POLICY OF MILLERAND.   Maintenane: of Aliznees That Mave “Saved the World” Ix One Chief ys of Cabinet.

TO MAINTAIN ALLIANCES   French Premier Makes Ministerial NDeclarution of Policy 

NEW FRENCH GABINET TO RETAIN ALLIANCES   Premier Millerand Paid Tribute to Georges Clemenceau,

RANGE 5 PREMIER DECLARES POLIC   Millerand Says Aim of New Cabinet Will Be to Main. tain Alliances “That Have Saved World.”

FRENCH DESIRE ~TOKEEP UP ALL WAR ALLIANCES   Premier in Declaration of Polic: Says Treaty Will Be Law ‘to His Nation.

PAYS TRIBUTE — TO CLEMENCEAU   Maintenance of Alliance Will Be Chief Aim of New Cabinet

NORTH COAST LIMITED IN WRECK: SHUR!   Collision Takes Place a Eau Claire; Several in'Hospital ©

PASSENGER TRAIN IN CRASH   Fourteen Persons Injured in Collisior at Eau Claire, Wis.—Three Are Seriously Hurt.

2 PASSENGER TRAINS CRASH   Fourteen Persons Are Injured in Co! lision at Eau Claire, Wis.

President Hias Not Revealed Wha Course He Has Taken In RegardLast Bills Conzress Passed.

STORM WARNINGS FOR TEXAS COAST ISSUED BY WASHINGTON WEATHER OFFICE

ISSUES WARNINGS GULE DISTURBANCE   Weather Bureau Takes Note of Equinoctial Storms That Endanger Gulf Shipping

STORM WARNING 1) ORDERED AI CORPUS CHRIST   HURRICANE OF INTENSITY IS FORECAST; DANGER SIGNALS OUT

 catia e comin adinin naman _ atime mieartieeinattientenadamaninad  STORM MAY HIT U. 8S. COAST.  Galt States Threntened by Hurricane

VENEZUELA HAS A REVOLUTION   {evading Army From Coltembia Carrwiec 433 Refere It.

VENEZUELA IN.GRIP OF REVOLUTION 15 AEPOR]   ‘Travelers from Colombia Cor. firm Story of South Ameri can Uprising

START REVOLT IN VENEZUELA   Troops Under General Penaloza Said to Be Pouring Across Border From Colombia.

TREND Is TOWARD CITIES.   Indiana Agriculture Counties Are Losing in Population,

‘1s: TOWARD CITIES.   Indiana Agriculture _ Caunties Ar Losing iu Population,

cL PAOD POPULATION a REDUCED IN EORRECTION OF SENSHS ENIMEBATIN   FIGURES FORMERLY ANNOUNE ED INCLUDED FORT BLISS MILITARY POST, 

POPULATION * OF EL PASO   Recheck Shows  Ft. Bliss Was Included i in the ‘Recent Count

KATY. TRAFFIC. MEN TO MEET IN TAYLOR   Will Hold Session With Business Men and Farmers on Friday, July 16th.

KATY TRAFFIC MEN TO MEET IN TATLOR   Will Hold Session With Busines Men and Farmers Tomorrow at. Elks’ Club.

SPEAKER BELIEVES. RATIFICATION SURE   Tennessee Senate Expectec to Give 18 or 19 Votes for Suffraage.   HOUSE VOTE TO BE CLOSE   Test Vote of Thursday Gives Suffragists Confidence of Success,

BLIZZARD AND GALES ‘STRIKE MIDDLE WEST   Strike of Carmen Adds Ti Woes of .Toledo During Disastrous Storm

SNOW. RAIN, GALES MARK EASTER DAY IN EAST, GHILLY TEMPERATURES THE RULE

SNOW, RAIN, GALES MARK EASTER DAY 1h EAST. CHILLY TEMPERATURES ThE RULE   CHILLY APRIL.

LLL LT TT  ‘Heavy Gattle Shipments From Range Counties Now Under Wa)

U5 TROOPS ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS IN MINE   Preparations Being Made to With draw Detachment of West Virginia Troopers,   MINES ARE IN, OPERATION   Operators Expect to Reoper Workings Closed Since the Strike Was Called.

SOLDIERS TAKE STATION IN GOAL STRIKE REGIOR   Federal Troops to to. Replace the State Constabulary in Weat Virginia ‘Field -

FEDERAL TROOPS RELIEVE STATE   Take up Headquarters in Re. gion Occupied by Striking Miners.

FEDERAL TRGOPS IN “W.VA. STRIKE‘ RECION   Sufficient Force to Patrol Entire * Region Arrives. From: Camp Sherman. #4

GERMAN TROOPS CROSS BORDER TO HELP BOLSH   ALLIED OFFICERS ON PRUSSIAN FRONTIER THINK SOLDIERS OREDERED TO JOIN REDS

COX GREETS HOMEFOLKS  IN BIG RAIN   STARTS OUT ON DECIDEDLY “WET” PLATFORM IN HIS FIRST PUBLIC UTTERANCE.   MOTORS TO MIDDLETOWN OHO.   Where His Old Friends From Hie Birthplace Gather to Offer Their Congratulations.

Two Bandits Shot in Fight; Loot Missing   CHICAGO POLICE LOOK FOR RRE-ARRANGEMENT IN $15,000 HOLDUP.

CHICAGO PAY-ROLL BANDITS C.   STILL SHORT $12,000 LOOT WHICH WAS TAKEN FROM EX PRESS MEN

POLICE CLAIM PAYROLL GANG IS BROKEN UP   Messenger Wounded in Chi cago Holdup Yesterday Will Die.

CHICAGO POLICE ARREST BANDITS WHO GOT $12,000   Apprehend Two of Five Thieves Who Robbed Ex press Messengers.

CAPTURE BANDITS   Two of Them Who Robbed Pay» roll Messengers are Held,

CAPTURE BANDITS POLIGE AY RAVE STOLEN S100 000   Two Wounded Men of Gant That Robbed Messengers ~ of $12,000 Taken.

FAIL TO FIND TRAGE OF Ta BARGE HANDS   Big Barge Goes Ashore off Seattle and I How Five Miles From Point of Contact

VESSEL HITS ROCKS 16 LIVES PERILED   Barge Dashed on Shoals Off Coast of Washington State~Fate of Persons on Board Is Unknown—Wireless  Message Tells-of Her Plight -

SHIPS IN DANGER.   ‘Terrible Storm on ‘Pacific Coest Est-7 Canses Apprehension. 

SIXTEEN SAILORS LOST WITH PIRRE   SHIP SUPPOSED TO HAVE GONE DOWN OFF CAPE » FLATTERY      essels Are Hurrying to the Supposed Scene of the Barge’s Crounding

UKRANIANS AND POLES CAPTURE GREAT SEAPORT   Take Odessa the Most Import ant City in Southern Russia.

REDS DRIVEN FROM DNIEPER BRIDGEHEAD   hiey Reported Quiet and rderly ane Bolshevik Shots Are Not Reach. lene Gh, (‘tte .

IFLPH'S CO-OPERATIVE TELEPHONE C01: “FOR THE PEOPLE AND BY THE PEOPLE

THIRD PARTY IN SIGHT   VETER 1 - PRIMARY R RUMBLINGS i H POINT THAT We       Heilection .of Johnson Cohorts i   * Sensed by Political Experts,

THAD PARTY (N olGH]   AR Pre - PRIMARY RUMBLINGS POINT THAT WAY.   Detlection of Johnson Cohorts I Sensed by Political Eaperts,

TO FREE ALL DISLOYALISTS   Debs ‘Is Told by Mrs. Lucy Robbins ’ Proclamation. May Be Issued Before Election Day.

‘Prospects Bright  for) ” Proclamation of Gen; - eral: Amnesty:  F

HISTORY OF OUTRAGES   Many Bomb Plots Aimed at Ameri can Financiers in Former years.

N.Y. EXPLOSION RECALLS ATTEN PT ON NCORAN'S LIFE   Many Serious Blowups Occur in New York During Last Last Ten Years.

MEXICAN STRIKERS REFUSE AWARDS   Will Not Keturn Seized Mines tn: der Government's Terms, 4 Is Keport.

TEXANS. LYNCH OP'S SLAYER   I Twenty-fiye Masked. Men Over. power Jailer .and Remove  ’ Prisoniéy—Hung ‘to Tree.

TEXAS MOB LYNCHED Whilt MURDERER   Tom Vickery Held in Connection With Death of Policeman Taken From Jail and Lynched

FORT WORTH MOB HANGS WHITE MAN   Vickery Taken From: Jail  - and Lynched.

PRISONER TAKEN FROM FT. WORTH JAIL AND HANGED   Masked Mob of 25 Overpowers Jailer and Secures Murderer  of Policeman

LYNCHING PARTY BY MIDNIGHT MOB   White Man, Policeman's Murderer, Ta. ken From Cell at Night and Hanged. Affair Was Quiet.

FORT WORTH MAN TAKEN FROM JAIL AND STRUNG UP   White Man Charged With Killing ls Lynched.

‘Charged With Murder; Jail  Entered anc  Prisoner ls Taken From Guards.

FORT WORTH MOB HANGS WHITE MAN   Slayer of Policeman Dragged From Jail and Strung Up By Lynchers,

WHITE MAN IS LYNCHED BY MOB AT FORT WORTH   ‘He Had Been Accused 0:  Killing a Policeman Who  ! Une Malling Arract

FORT WORTH MOB HANGS WHITE vay   Servier Car Drives, -Areused: 2 Murder, Takew Prov: tad hy. Masked Men.   HANGED .TO A TREE   Tour W, Viekvey, the Prisoner; Was Charged With Kling a Baliceman,

EARLY-DAVS © SCENE. 18 AE-ENACTED AT FORT WORTH WHEN CITIZENS ADMINISTER JUSTICE   STORM JAIL AND TAKE ALLEGED MURDERER TO A-_ NEARBY GROVE; SHORT SHRIFT AND LONG. ROPE; REQUIEUM

MOB! ‘HANGS WHITE:MAN: ROR KILLING OFFICER   Texas Mob ef 25 Men Take Prisone! From Sail, String Him Up and ‘Hidde Body.

TOM VICKERY HANGED BY MOE   Held on Chyrge of Murdering a Po liceman at Fort Worth, Texas.

LYNCH WHITE MAN IN TEXAS   Men Take Alleged Slayer of Police. man From Jail at Fort Worth and Hang Him.

MOB LYNCHES _ WHITE MAR   BODY SUSPENDED IN THE AI! IS RIDDLED WITH BULLETS FIRED BY MASKED MEN

LYNCHED  WHITE MAN   Mob Did This in Ft: Worth—Was Charged With Killing Policeman.

ls Hanged to Tree and Life' fess Body Is Riddied With Bullets; Lyncning Quiet.   TWENTY-FIVE MASKED MEN QVERPOWER THE JAILER

PRISONER TAKEN BY MOB, HANGED   WASKED MEN STAGE LYNCHING IN TEXAS CITY   Service Driver Held in Connection With Policeman’s Murder Dragged From His Cell in Jail.

WHITE MURDERER LYNCHED IN TEXAS   MOB PUTS END TO VICKERY WHO KILLED OFFICER.   AN OUTCOME OF CRIME WAVE   citizens of Fort Worth Take Law In. to Their Own Hands In Effert to Stamp Out Murder  d cpa -eavlleacwuc

TEXANS LYNCH WHITE MAN FOR KILLING “GOP   Lynching Is Climax of Series o! Crimes in Fort Worth in Last Few Months.

PRISONER HANGED FOR COP’S DEATH   Mob of 25 Masked Men Disappears Leaving No Clue to Their. Identity After Firing Into Body.

Texas Slayer  ZL 2. a8 yi rece ica tw  “Check Crime   Man Who Killed Fort Wort! Policeman Is Hanged By ~AvVenpere. . . 2

TEXAS MOB HANGS A WHITE SLAYER   Crowd of Masked Men Overpower Jail Guards and Get Tom Vickery, Garage Employe.

TWO ARE SHOCKED BY BOLTS   House Near Cragsmoe! Twice Hit by the Lightning

NEW JERSEY BENT ON BEER   Senate Passes House Will Previding for Mannineture With & 1-2 Ver Cent Aleoheol,

BEER MEASURE IS PASSED.   New derses Senate Approves Bill By 12 to 9 Vote.

A, Misdemeanor “to -Eurnish “Untruc  Stateiients to: Newapapere: oe

BARS FALSE NEWS TO PRESS   Bill Signed by New York Governor Penalizes Deception by News. papers.

FALSE NEWS A MISDEMEANOR   Made Paentshable in New Vork bs  Hecentlys bmacted Law.

. W. W. LAWYER’S GUN HELD   George F. Vanderveer Deprived of Weapon at Trial for Armistice Day Murders.

TAKE . W. W. LAWYER’S GUN   Attorney Is Deprived of His Weapon at Murder Trial.

DEAMANY AGAIN IN DANGER: OF A REVOLUTION   Monarchist Coup Is More Imminent Than Believed, Reichstag Is Told   ANTI-EBERT OUTBREAKS EXPECTED ANY MOMENT   MINISTER OF DEFENSE GES SLER URGES STEPS BE TAK EN TO AVOID IMPENDING INSURRECTION,

New Revolt Is Feared In Germany   Maiastay Treops iyovea Kapp tnsur iecction are Ready to Take Active Put im New Effort to Overthrow the Goverbment

THE DANGER OF A MONARCHIST fa REAL AND IMMINENT   ir. Gossler Appeals to Right Parties to Use Their Influence to Avoid New Outbreak With Ensuing  Worroape.

GERMANY FEARS MORARGHIST COUF   DR. GESSLER, MINISTER Of DEFENSE, TELLS REICHSTAG OF DANGER.

NEWBERRY CASE ID UP 10 SENATE: ACUTE SITUATION   Governor Of Michigan Wil Not Ask Convicted Senator To Resign   RADICALS HAVE CHANCE   If Congress Does Not Act Socialists Can Point To Berger Case

PROBABLE THAT NEWBERRY WILL RESIGN HIS SEAT   Reterition With Consent of Senate Would. Bolster —      ALECAMPAIGHERS  NOW ON GUARD

MICHIGAN SOLON  WILL RESIGN I ASKET) Th   Socialists Charge Unfairness, Paralelling Case To Berger’s.   THREE WAYS TO SOLVE PROBLEM   Radicals Declare They Canno Get Square Deal From United States.

FURSE IN POQL OF BLOOD   Baltimore Folice Wrestle With Mys tery of Wanman’s Probable Murder

WOMAN'S PURSE. LYING. ~ "IN BLOOD IS MYSTERY   Baltimore Police Find Trail as Though Body Had ‘Been: Drag . ged Seyom Tracks, ..:

SENATE ANAIUUSLY AWAITS NORD FROM PRESIDENT UN RESERVATIONS   hiustration’s Dwindling Forces in Upper House are in the Dark as to Wilson’s Purposes

MORBIDITY REPORT WEEK IANUARY 24   Few Scattered Cases of Influenza Repcried Throughout Harrison County.

MORBIDITY REPORT WEEK JANUARY 31      Fifty-Six New Cases of Influenza and Two Malaria Included

SHERIFF FLOWERS HERE SATURDAY NIGHT   Raided Local Moose Home, But Found Everything As It Should Re.

EVANSVILLE MAYOR UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS   CHARLES J. MURPHY OF BROOKSTON NAMED TREASURER.   STATE CONVENTION TO OPEN TOMORROW

FORMER LOCAL WOMAN MAYBE PARTY NOMINEE   Democratic State Committee Recommends Miss ° Baylor   CONVENTION OPENS — THURSDAY MORNING

NEW RAIL BILL KEEPS WAGE SET BY U. 5. I FORGE WATIL SEPT.   Yevised Measure Submitted te the House and Senate Also Stabilizes Rates.   NILL BE ADOPTED, IS BELIEF   Leaders of Both Houses Thinl Bill Will Go to the President Little Changed.

RAILROAD MEN’S WAGES NOT TO BE CUT BEFORE SEPT. 1, BY REORGANIZATION BILL

GERMAN CHIC GIVES REASON OF COALITION   SAYS IT IS ONLY SOLID FOUNDA TION ON WHICH GERMAN POLICY BASED   Will Show No Quarter To Military Leaders Who Participated In Recent Troubles:

GERMAN CHANCELLOR OUTLINES HIS PROGRAN   DECLARES WILL SWEEP REACTIONARIES AWAY WITH TRON BROOM.   NO QUARTER TO BE SHOWN   New Government Is to Oppose. French Demand for Allied Ocoupation of Cities.

GERMAN RADICALS ATTACKED,   Mueller Says Reactionary blement Must Be Swept Away.

MUELLER OUTLINES GERMANY’S POLICY   REACTIONARY ELEMENTS IN ARMY TO BE. “SWEPT AWAY WITH TRON BROOM.”

REVOLT LEADER IN GERMANY AR FACING TROWBLE   No Quarter Will Be Shown Military Chiefs Who Violated Their Oath, Says Chancellor in a Speech.

SESSIONS ORDERS TRIAL TO PROCEDE   JUDGE RULES THAT PROSECU. TION HAS MADE OUT ‘CASE AGAINST NEWBERRY, AND OTHERS.

THE BELLIGERENT JAP   THEY WILL INSIST ON nat {AL  EOUALIFY IN L. OF N      American’ Milgarism thenounced by Speaker In Public Meeting and was. Silenced by Polfee.

Cabinet Decides to Push Negotiations on American AntiNipponese Legislation and Racial Equality Question .

"LEGISLATION   Japen to Vigorously ‘Pursu: Negotiations . Concerning American Attitude   Will Push Firmly Question of Racial ‘Equality © in  Taare Conference

RACIAL STATUS IN U.S. WORRIES JAPS   GOVERNMENT WILE VIGOROUSLY PURSUE NEGOTLATIONS HERE   ‘LABOR PLEDGES HELP   Promise “Harmonieus Cooperation’ With Japanese Labor interests mn Caiifornia   The Speaker at Tokio Denounce: “American Militarism” and Is Silenced by Police

AMEIGAN MILITARIOM IOUNCED, JAPA TO  PASH FOUALITY FIGHT   Representative Kodama Talks’ of “An American-Japanese- War;’’ He Is Squelched by Tokyo Police   NIPPONESE. UNIONS PLEDGE... AID

TOKIO DECIDES TO PUSH FIGHT   Wil Continue to Pursue Negotiations. Cabinet Declares   RACIAL EQUALITY DEMANDED   Question to be Carried to League of Nations

JAPANESE ASSUME RATHER BELIGERENT “ATTITUDE ABOUT THE  EACLUSION POLIC   War Talk Begins to be Heard in Tokio Though Police Silence Sneaker

GOVERNMENT WILL VIGOROUSLY PURSUE NEGOTIATWINS DERE   LABOR PLEDGES HELP   Promixe “Harmonious Cooperz: tion” With dupanese Labor interests in Caudfornia         aker ‘at Tokio Denounce: ) Militarism” and Is . Silenced by Police

LEAGUE [0 HEAR ANTI-JAPLAWD; TOKIO ARSUSEE   POLICE STOP SPEAKER WHO ATTACKS U. S. AND PLEADS FOR BIG NAVY

LEAGUE COUNCIL ~ ADOPTS LIST   Boster of German War Guilty Made Up by Supreme Council

MAG AND DAL IN SIDEWALK CONVERSATION   Booze Rebellion Vaudeville Ac is ‘‘Put On’’ in Iron   River Hotel.   MAC BETTER ACTOR, ALSO A BAD ACTOR   Government Rum Sleuth Re treats From Michigan Objective Taking No Prisoners.

WASHINGTON CHECKS ARMED “EXPEDITION: AGAINST IRON. RIVER   Federal Commissioner Kramer Calls Off Dalrymple Leaving McDonough in Possession of Field: _   9 BARRELS OF WINE “DIE”

Denies Iron County Is : . Inhabited by “Savages”    Major Dalrymple Waxes Wroth Over Reputation Which His Home District Has Gained ; - Through the “Liquor Rebellion.”

‘LIQUOR REBELLIGN” HAS FIA pu   Only Casualties Were Nine Bar. _rels Of Home-Made Wina.

BOOZE REVOLT IN NORTH PART _ OF STATE DIES   MAJOR DALRYMPLE AND Hi ARMED DEPUTIES BEAT A HASTY RETREAT   HAS TO BACK DOWN

BUDE tAPEDITION FAILS AND ARMED AGENTS WITHDRAW   Revolt in Iron County, Michi. gan, Flickers Out—Nine Barrels of Home-made Wine Only Casualties.

“DRY” FIRE-EATER SCORED BY IRON RIVER ATTORNEY   Hot Exchange of Compliments While “Movie’ Man Keeps Busy   Warns Dalrymple

DALRYMPLE'S EXPEDITION AGAINST WHISKEY REVOLT HAS FLICKERED OUT   State’s Attorney McDonough and the Major Have Lively Clash in Hotel Lobby But End Controversy By Posing Before Camera Together.

REBELLION OF. © IRON COUNTY ~ BLICKERS OUT   FEDERAL~ OFFICERS -GO WITHOUT ANY ARRESTS . HAVING BEEN MADRE. -  * alia, wt :  Major Dalrymple ‘and: tlie State's Attorney Stage Hotel Anrar Spans = .

U3. BACKS DOW IN MICHIGAN ROW QVER CHEERY GUI   Dalrymple Men Quit Without a Prisoner; Major Says Help of Washington Denied.   M’DONOUGH VIRTUALLY CALLS DRY SLEUTH LIAI   After Mutual Accusations Pai Pose for Movie Man to Get Them Together.

FEDERAL MEN FOLD UP TENT AND STEAL Ott   “Arab” Agents Leave Scene of “Liquor Revolt” With Destroyed Wine Only Casualty.

REVOLT FLICKERS DUT AND FEDERAL AGENTS ARE GONE   Major Dairympie Withdraws Men From iron Rivre Under Kramer’s Orders.   Engages in Hot Words Witt State’s Attorney While Movie Camera Clicks.

THE IRON RIVER. CASUALTIES AWFUL   THE CASUALTIES TOTALLED NINDS BARRELS Or wry   LIQUOR REBELLION FNNEN   The"Home Made Wine Was Pontcd Out on the Pure White Snow Making It an Ugly Red.

HOME MADE WINE TAKEN   Nine Barrels of It Recovered by Agents aad Poured into fhe Michigaa Snow.

THAT LIQUOR REVOLT FIZZLES   Federal Forces Withdrawn From Michigan.   READS LIKE HUGE JOKE   Government and Local Officers Quarre!—-Use Word Liar Without Fight— Moving Pictures.

ONLY CASUALTIES WERE NINE BARRELS OF HOMEMADE DRINK IN_PRIEST’S HOTISE.   OPPONENTS MEET   McDonough Challenges Federal ' Officer to Attempt to Make Arrests, 4

NINE BARRELS OF WINE, TOTAL COST OF TROUBLE.   WINE POURED INTO THE SNOW EARLY IN GAME.   Major Dalrymple Going to Washing ton, However, to Lay All of the Facts Before Commissioner Kramer.

CASUALTIES IN REVOLT NINE KEGS OF LIQUOR   Federal Agents Withdraw In Prohibiticn Fiasco in Northern Michigan.   ae ae a  _ Bipuiipaet as  rt  NO ARRESTS ARE MADE  Orders From “Higher Up’ Cause Withdrawal of Gov ernment Men.

ONLY CASUALTIES WERE NINE-BARRELS OF GOOD WINE   Dalrymple Ordered by Kramer te Halt Invasion of Iron River Territory.   HE NEARLY GETS PINCHED   State’s Attorney Threatens to Have Him Arrested and Put In Jail.

UASUAL TIES N REVOLT NINE KERS AE LIMHAR      rederal Agents Withdraw In Prohibiticn Fiasco in Northern Michigan.  NO ARRESTS ARE MADE   7S Seer riaaws ww SSS See «FR tke oe     Orders From ‘Higher Up’ Cause Withdrawal of Gov. ernment Men.

THE ARMED FORCES OF FED. ERAL AND STATE AGENTS ARE WN  IRON RIVER LOCALITY.

ONLY CASUALTIES IN ‘‘RE BELLION’’ WERE NINE BARRELS OF WINE.   SLEUTHS ARE CALLED HOME   Major Dalrymple and His Force Withdrew From ‘‘Battlefield’’ During Thursday Morning.

ALL DANGER OF GROG RIOTS PASSED; ONLY MICHIGAN CASUALTIES  9 BARRELS OF WINE   After Angry Clash Rival U. §. and State Officials Pose for the Same Camera.   UNCLE SAM FAILED TO BACK Hifl UP, SAYS DALRYMPLE

“Prohibition Enforcement. Officer and :   ~ Prosecutor of Iron County, In Upper ~  Peninsula of Michigan, Pose: for Movie  - Manas “Whiskey Revolt” Fizzles to End

MICHIGAN BOOZE REVOLT’ FLICKERS   irmed Fovee of Federa! Agents Un Teg Jofeyy jo pueuiuio.) top rymple Withdrawn.

DRY AGENT BACKS DOWN BEFORE AN ANGRY CITIZENRY   fron County Attorney “Calls”? Federal Com . e1ome?r _

SOMEBODY PLAYS TOGRANDSTANDIN LiNuOR “REVOLT”   Both Dalrymple and Mec Donough Admit Someone Acts for Applaus.   BOTH POSE IN SAME PICTURE “WHILE MOVIE CAMERAS CLICK   Apparently Dramatic Scene _ Is Staged in “Lobby” of Michigan Hotel.

NINE GSK HOME WINE   “Rum Revolt” Flickers Out and Federal Agents Withdraw From  Trenches.

WHISKEY REBELLION “ANS BEEN BROKEN I   Federal. Officers "Were Called - Qtfi—Casualties Were Few Barrels of Home Made-Wine “In Priests Home, it Being  Noniurerad

DALRYMPLE AND HIS FORCES HAVE LEFT IRON RIVER   No Arrests of County and State Officials are Made

TO INVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Senate Committee to Ope1 Its Probe In a  Few Days.

PROBE IS AUTHORIZED OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   Not a Word Was Spoken or a Vot Cast Against Proposal in Canata Tharaedac

SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION: OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   Inquiry Will be Made Into all Money Spent by - Candidates

SENATE TO-PROBE.CAMPAIGN FUNDS   "istogis! to Tell’ Sear tes of Mones eG Giver €andidetes-+-Patronage* “Also ‘to be Looked ‘Into a

PROBE OF PRE-CONVENTION BOOM COSTS iS AUTHORIZED   No Vote Cast Against or Word Ut. tered in Opposition to Proposal in the Senate,

SENATE VOTES FOR INQUIRY   Expenses and Pledges of Candidates Will Be Probed,   DILLINGHAM TO CONDUCT IT

ATHLETES THREATEN A STRIKE UNLESS THEY ARE GIVEN QUARTERS TRATARE OF COMFGR   Ameticans on Way to Olympic Games Denounce Treatment on ‘Steamer   WANT GOOD HOUSING WHILE IN EUROPE

DISCONTENTED OVER CONDITIONS ON SHIF   News Came by Wireles: From Transport

U. S. GLYMPIC STARS ANGRY   Officials Are Severety Criticized— Athletes May Refuse to Com. pete In Games.

Cly pic Contestants  _ Hold Indignation Meet On Board U. S. Steame

OLYMPIC TEAMS PROTEST   Hold Meeting on Board Steamer, Critidlze Officials and Demand Bettet Conditions at Antwerp.

LEAGUE PLANS FOR BIG WORLD COURT   League of Nations Publishes Text of Project.   Council Urges Adoption of Scheme to Insure International Justice—Root Member of Committee.

SEEKS WORLD JUSTICE   PLAN FOR GREAT COURT IS MADE PUBLIC.   Root Member of League of Nations’ Committee—Council Urges Adop. tion of the Scheme.

COURT OF NATIONS IS PROVIDED TC SOLVE PROBLEMS   Failure Now To Agres Would Be Catastrophe, Makers Say.

15 JUDGES T0 SIT ON WORLD COURT IS PLAN   Headquarters of League Issues Text for International Court of Justice   SIT FOR NINE YEARS   COUNCIL WHL NOT EXPRESS OPINION UNTIL SCHEME IS FULLY CONSIDERED.

ALS OF PROJECT ARE MADE PUBLIC   Headquarters League of Na‘tioxis Submits Text for Proposed World Judiciary .   PROPOSED TRIBUNAL WILL. SUPPLEMENT HAGUE COURT.   Independent ‘Judges. Are to Preside Over Deliberations; ‘There Will be . Fiftees,  Members

eadquartet's ‘of pases of core Make Public .Text  ‘Of Plans As Adopted ‘Hague Committee of Bane  What, fo Elaadeod hye Rant.

WORLO COURT TEXT ISSiED BY LEAGUE   TERMS OF PROPOSED TRIBUWaL ARE ANNOUNCED - IN LONDON.   Questions Which May Be Decided Between States Are Announced in Draft. oo

“oR VEN OU   ay London . Headquarters of -teaaue of Nations...   -eTER TO GOVERNMENTS   siscussing Project by Council  of the Leagne—Consists of Sixty-two Articles Divided Into Three Chapters, on Organization, Competence of  Court aud Procedure.

DRAFT OF AGREEMENT I$ MADE PUBLIC BY COUNCIL   Hague Committee of Which Elihu Root Was Member Submits Findings; Text Including Preamble Provides for Organization, Competence of Court and Procedure - :   FIFTEEN JURISTS TO BE NAMED:

MAKES REPORT WORLD COUR]   League Council Address. a @$-Letter.to All cee es

PERMANENT COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE I$ PROJECT   Outline Of The Plan Under Whict World Disputes Would All Be Adjudicated   DRAWN BY COMMITTEE INCLUDING ELIHU ROOT   Council of League of Nations Presents It To The World Por bkixamination And Approval

AUTAGH OHEAT IMPURTANGE TTILPERMANENT COURT UNDER TEACHIE WRISTS PRNPNSE   Council of League Announces lrreconcilable Difference of ——Opininn, Ga Meats. 68 Scheme_Would-Be_Interna-____  tional Misfortune of Gravest Kind.      FAILUE WOULD MEAN LEAGUE'S INCAPACITY _TO CARRY OUT ITS MOST IMPORTANT DUTIES   When Dispute Has Arisen. Between States It Has Been Found . Impossible to Settle by Diplomatic Means the State Complaining May Bring Case Befere Internationa) Cour ~’

ANNOUNCE N COURT PROJECT   LEAGUE OF NATIONS SUBMIT PLANS FOR TRIBUNAL.   ASK PLAN BE GIVEN APPROVAL   Ceencil Deelare Powers Will Be Weakened Untess the Nations Ac cept the Main Perttons of the Dralit.

ADOPTION OF  PLAN URGED BY GOUNGIL   Failure of Scheme Would be International Misfortune of the Gravest Kind Says  League Statement   COURT ESTABLISHED UNDER PROVISIONS OF LEAGUE PACT   International Problems to be Submitted to Tribunal for Settlement

DAAFT (3 DIVIDED INTO 62 ARTICLES WITH 3 CHAPTERS   TEXT OF PROJECT ADOPTED BY HAGUE COMMITTEE OF . JURISTS ANNOUNCED   GIVEN OUT BY LEAGUE   Recommendations to Assembly to World Pact Will Be Submitted es Council M State

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MAKES PUBLIC TEXT OF PROJECT FOR INTERNATIONAL COURT   Prepared by Most Competent Tribunal! Representing Widely Different National Points of View. Recommen. dations Will Later Be Submitted by Council to Assembly. Manner of Choosing Judges Provided.

WORLD COURT. PLAN   League of Nations ‘Publishes Text of Project.   Couneil Urgea Adoption of Scheme to Insure Interriational Justice—Root Member of Committee.

‘COURT: 0 JUSTICE TEXT MADE PUBLIC         Was Prepared by Hague Committee of Jur ists—Elihu Root Was Member—Council _ of League of Nations Will Express No - Opinion of Merits of Scheme at Present

Failure of Scheme Would be International Misfortune of the Gravest Kind Says  ‘League Statement ”   COURT ESTABLISHED UNDER. PROVISIONS. OF LEAGUE PAGT:   International Problems to be .Submitted to Tribunal for Settlement

INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE COURT I$ ANNOUNCED   4AGUE COMMISSION OF JURIST: EXPLAINS PROJECT FOR WORLD PEACE

EXT PROJECT FOR AN INTERNATIONAL COURT GIVEN OUT   Council of League of Nation: Expresses No Opinion on Its Merits.”   ELIHU ROOT MEMBER COMMITTEE ADOPTING I   Draft Made Public in London Consists of 62 Articles Divided Into Three Chapters on Organization, Competence of Court and Procedure.

TRIBUNAL OF JURISTS DREW UP PROJECT   Draft. . Given Out "States Exact Teims. Of ‘Proposed World  ‘Court, ‘Consisting OF Sixty-two rai   TO HAVE FIFTEEN MEMBERS    Was Established Th Accordaiice  _ With Article XIV Of League Of - . Nations Covenant, and All -Pari tee WH] Tdave Direct Access.   -ROOT WAS ON COMMITTEE

WORLD’S COURT PLAN OUTLINED BY THE COUNCIL    Opinion on New Body [s Reserved by League of Nations Council in London   SEEK AN AGREEMENT   Failure to Adopt Satisfactory Plan to All Nations Could Be Disastrous, Stated

oFAMANENT COURT IAAET GIVEN OUI   gy London . Headquarters of ‘League of Nations... .   LETTER TO GOVERNMENTS   Discussing Project by Council of the League—-Consists of Sixty-two Articles Divided into Three Chapters on Organization, Competence of Court and Procedure.

Unlolo FINTOH REPARATION OF DRAFT FOR NEW  OALO TRIBUNAL   dyes Shall Be Elected, Regardless of Nationality, and Must Be Men of High Moral Character.   UNCIL EXPRESSES NO VIEWS ON MERITS   embers Are to Be Electet for Nine Years; Seat 0 Court Is to be Establishec At the Haque.

Hague International Court Plan Up to League Council   Tribunal Provided for in Article 14 of Covenant to Be  submitted Later to League Assembly—Projected Court Open for Arbitration and Settlement of Disputes Between Nations.

MARRIED THURSDAY'P. M.   Bride Comes From Canada to Wed Atlantic Man.

U.S. DEPORTEES ON ‘SOVIET ARKS’ GOING TO DANZIC      ‘Danish Government Wil   Supervise Movement From Cananhacan

DEPORTED RADICALS 10 BE LANDED IN TIENMARK AND SHIPPED 10 DANZIG   ANNOUNCEMENT FROM COPENHAGEN AS TO DETAILED PLANS OF THE GOVERNMENT,

UNDESIRABLES — WILL BE LANDED. AT COPENHAGEN   From There They Will Be TransShipped To Danzig, Ree ports State. :

TO TRANS-SHIP UNDESIRABLE:   Radicals Deported From United States to Be ,Sent to Danzig

COPENHAGEN WILL SEE UNDESTRABLES   RUMORED DEPORTE D REDS WILI PASS THROUGH THERE TO DANZIG.

REDS NOT TO MEET DANES.   Copenhagen. Police, WI Prerent Con. ”  teet With Passengers on Ark,

REDO OEPORTED ON Tht BUFORD BO 10 DANZIE   “Soviet Ark” Lands Undesirables at Copenhagen—Danish Police Will Assist.

Stuur 4       TARCHISTS TO DANZIG          Prepaietions Are Milo to- Receive ‘ Sovlet: Ark  Jas

U.S. RADICALS TO BE LANDED AT COPENHAGEN   From Thence They Will Be Trans-shipped tc Danzig in Danish Ves. sels.

A. FL, HEADS T0 LINE LABOR VOTE   } mee we Be Declares Cox Possesses Fuller Understanding of Needs of Working People,

After Comparing Records of Cox and Harding, Labor Federation Decides   Report Says That Cox Has a Better Understanding of the Situations

COX ENDORSED BY FEDERATION HEADS   ‘Democratic Nominee. Picked as Man Unions Will Sup/ 4 ‘port for Presidency.   UNDERSTAND LABOR NEEDS   Results Shown in Fight  Against Some of Congressmen Labor Opposes,

LABOR BACK GOVERNOR GOX   AMERECAN PEDERATION OF LA. ROR GORS ON RECORD As PAVORING HIS ELEC TION,   LINING UP THE WORKERS   Campaign ts Being Planned to Line Up the Rank and File of Working Men Behind the Democratit: Candidate.—Records ot i. tacn Men Compare

LABOR LINES UP SUPPORT FOR G0)      Leaders Aver Their Campaigr for Labor’s Friends in Bringing Results.

AT CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE  TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 6th.   LITERARY CLUB NOTES

Malicious Injuries in Ireland Done by Army There Cost $5,000,000   ‘Damages Are to Be Paid Out of  : Local Taxes; Sinn Feins Balk.

MAN SUSPECTED AS RODED AP APENS FOR BERGHOLE ARRESTED) «=o taper say cca   Large Sum Awarded Victims irisa Revolt

EFFORTS TO. +. SETTLE   Strike of 700 Shopmen of N. & W. Fail—Union Men Vote to Remain Out—May Spread.

RRR Se BE TN  EFFORTS TO SETTLE   Strike of 700 Shopmen of N  _& W. Fail—Union Mer ~ Vote to Remain Out—Ma;  OSnread. -

POLISH  MINSTER 1 THE UNITED STATES  Roeanests Immediate Aid Fram This   Reqnests Immediate Aid From Thi Country For Poland.

GARDENING SUCCESS TO BE EMPHASIZEL   Conference to Tell Experience as Impetus:

FRENCH REFUSE THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR   Until: Reparations Are Made For:. the Recent Milistreatment of French Officers at Breslau by a German Mob On Consulate Building.

TRANCE LETS GERMAN AMBASSADOR WAIT   Seeks Reparation for Acts ‘ of Mob at Breslau

NO DEALING WITH GERMANY   france Demands Reparations Before Reeeiviag Ambassador.

“The Devil’s Prayer,” at Methodist Protestant Church tonight.   GENERAL COURT FOR MAYFIELI   Charged With Having Violated Ninety-Sixth  Article of War

UAT MARTIAL TRIAL OF GUARD OFFICER 15 (PENED AT GALVESTON   BILLIE MAYFIELD CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF WAR REGULA.TIONS ON AUGUST 30TH,

WILL MILADY FIB ABOUT AGE?   Ah, Theres The Point That Bothers Registration Officials

POSTPONEMENT OF SPA CONFERENCE !S ASKED   Germany Says it Would be More Profitable if Held After June Election.

LIVES IN BASEMENT 16 YEARS   Defective Child “Kept Where She Woauldn't Be in Way’

KEPT IN BASEMENT 16 YEARS   Joliet (lil.) Woman Keeps Defective Daughter “Where She Would Not Be in the Way.”

‘Houdini’ Trick To Rob Vaults  Is Discovered   Big Trunk With Man in It I: Found ‘Stored’ With  Jewels and Furs.

CHAMPIONS QISBANO AND AE ON WAY TQ) THEIR HOMES: SPEAKER 10 FISH   MANAGER OF FAMOUS WINNERS WILL COME TO TEXAS SOON TO SEE HOME FOLKS.

CLELAND a —DSRAN   By Tonight Most of Them Wil Be Enroute To Their Hames —

CLEVELANDERS “ARE DISBANDING   Speaker to Return _ ‘te ‘Hubbard After Fish.- ing Trip to Canada

WHERE THE CHAMPS WILL SPEND THE TIME UNTIL NEXT SEASON   ‘HEROES WHO . WON BATTLES  OF (THE DIAMOND SCATTER TO THEIR. RESPECTIVE HOMES

Dent Wide Them With a Veh Remove Them With Othine—VYeuble Streurth

FRECKLES   Dont Hide Them With a Vell; Remove Fhem With Otdne.-Jiaahle Strength

Noat Hide Them With “a Vel; Rewove Them With Othine— Dowbla Streneth too,

To Provide Nice Things for His Wife, Chas, B. Brierty Steals from Tea Compan

CINCINNATI — CRUSADE FOR “HATS ON”   Women Object to Abolition of Custom and Opposition is Pelt

Surely Fide Cand Not Go Wrong If Taxes Paid On Birthday of enere Washkhiuctan.

LINING UP DOG'S CAREER   Sarely Fido Can Not Ge Wrong If Taxes Paid On Birthday of George Washington.

BREACH OF FAITH CHARGED 10 GOVT   United Mine Workers Head Says Hard Coal Men Should Not Accept the Commission Form of Settlement.—Urged to Try Again,

MINERS WARNED ABOUT CONTRACT      Told U. S, Broke Faith Wit Soft Coal Men...   ANOTHER PARLEY URGED   Advised Not to Accept Commission Plan, But to Resume Negotiations With Operators For Agreement,

CHARGES OPERATORS. "HAVE EVADED RAIS!   U. M. W..of A. Organizer Urges Anthracite Miners Not to Ac. cent Commission Plan.

DAVIS" PLERALITY VER ER 100,000   Elect ed Governor 0: Ghio Oval — hudiier Gonahey, —   RETURNS INCREASE HIS LEAD

DAVIS’ PLURALITY OVER 100,090   Elected Governor of Ghia By2 Aud:ior Donahey,   RETURNS INGREASE HIS LEAE

AIRPLANES PATROLLING THE BORDER   United States Flyers Watching More ments of Mexican Federal and: Le. Revolutionary Proops.

U.S. AEROPLANES ARE PATROLING MEXICAN BORDER   SEVENTY PLANES CARRYING MACHINE GUNS ARE KEEPISG A CLOSE WATCH,   The Fedcral and Revolutionary Forees Will Be Observed Every Minate in the Day and Night,  Is Benort. _

CEREAL CROPS SHOW INCREASE      international Institute of Agricul. ture Makes Comparison.

CELEBRA WAS BLOCKED.:      Great Rock Has to be Blasted/to Clear: the Channel. a

BLAST NECESSARY BEFORE BRITISH BATTLSHIP COULD PASS   Huge Boulder  Fifty Feet Square Lay . Directly in The Course Vessel Traveled   LANDSLIDE WAS THE CAUSE   Rock Removed After Two Hours Work and Vessel Towed Through Channel

BLAGTO REMOVE ROCK BLOCKING CANAL GHANNE   Battleship Renown Witt Prince of Wales Delayed During Operations.   Canal Zone Officials Attend Luncheon on Board-—Toast Wilson and Kina.

PRINCE OF WALES ON WAY THROUGH CANA   Ship Renown Waits. for Blast Be fore Proceedings; Offi. cially. Welcomed.

'BLASTS CLEAR WAY FOR PRINCE IN  CANAL   Heir to British Throne Finds Much to Amaze Him When He Sees Engineering Work

“OTHER WOMAN" IN CHAPLIN DISEORD    Wife of the Screen Comedian  Says She ‘‘Still Loves Charlie to Death.’

EMPHATIC AOTES SENT TQ POLAND   By Four Nations, Including U.  S., Warn Against Anti-Russian Aggression.   REPLY IS RXPECTED TO GIVE ASSURANCE   Poland May Suggest Immedi. aie Transfer cf Peace Ne ontistiare 4n Dice

FOUR NATIONS - WARN POLAND   <United Stalad:Note Is Emphatic —=Favorable Reply “Anticipated.

FOUR NOTES ARE SENT TOPOLAND   Allies Issue Warning Against New Anti-Russian Agegressions.

STOP THE BLOODSHED. American Government. Notifies Pot  emma: gpm

Warning To End War Sent Poland By Four Nations   United States, England, Franses and Italy Send Stern and Emphatic Notes   ‘ASK CONTINUANCE OF PEACE PARLEY   Understood Poles Will Reply To Message Sent From United States

GRODNO'S FALL IS IMMINENT, SAY ADVISERS   United States, England France and Italy Senc Emphatic Notes to Po.  land Warning Against Anti Riven Arikan   LATE REPORTS

SERIOUS FRICTION IN  SOVIET RANKS; BECOME TOG BUREAUCRATIC T0 SUIT THE PROLETARIA   Execulive Commilteeman Con fesses to Disintegration of Boishevism; Poverty and Famine

SPACE’ BASIS FOR MAIL PAY   Interstate Commerce Commission Pre. scribes New Regulation for Compensating the Railroads.

HANOVER COLLEGE ASKS FOR MONEY   “Mederate Means” School Appeais for Help To Save Its Principles.

HOUSE REPUBLICANS  DISAGREEMENT OVER SOLDIER BONUD PLANG      WILL MEET TONIGHT TO SMOOTHE OUT DIFFERENCES OF OPIN. 1ON AS TO BILLL.

SPEED RECORD IN AN AIRPLANE   Italian, With Four Passengers, Cov ers 163 Wiles in an Hoer.

GOVERNORS GATHER AT HARRISBURG 10  AUSGHSS PRORLENS   Thirty States Already Resre sented and Sixteen More Are Looked For.   COOLIDGE AMONG NUMBER   SE ees oe Se es Oo ee a Ee a a  Governor Parker, of Louisiana, and Governor Allen, of Kanszs, On Program.

Meeting at Harrisburg tc Confer on Matters of Vital Interest To  All The States >   Governor and Mrs. Coolidge, of Massachuse’s, Guests at the Executive Mansion— Gov. Davis, of Ohio, First to Reach Capitol—Gov. Sproul Opened Conference and Coy, Campbell. Arizona, Responded.

POLES KEEPING RUSSIAN REDS ON THE HUSTLE   Soviet Forces Driven from Fortress and River Crossed.   MOSCOW MODIFIES ITS PEACE TERMS   Enemy Bringing Up It: Reserves on the Southern Front.

‘REDS BRING UP  UP RESERVE FOR ATTACK ON LEMBERG   ‘General Haller Reports Indications that Armies of Russiax Working Men May Be Thrown into Pight

FURTHER EAST POLES TAKE BIALYSTOK AND AD VAN CE ON GRODNO.   Northern Army March on ’ Chorzellen to Cut Off Retreat of Remaining Soviet Forces — Soviet State manutd

RATHER LENGTAY TRIAL INDICATED   With Jury Sworn in, Attorneys and Defendants in Newberry Case Make Ready for Opening Monday.

DUMPLETE JURY 10 TRY NEW RRY UN FRAUD CHARGES   Opening Guns Will be Fired by Prosecution Monday   MOST OF JURY REPUBLICANS

NEWGERRY JURY SECURED: TRIAL 10 BEGIN SODA   Both Sides Express Satisfaction With the Twelve Men, Good and True, who Will Pass Upon Evidence.

Twelve Men Sworn In, and Next Act ein Pelitical Drama Fized fer Mandayv.

JURY SELECTED NEWBERRY TRIAL STARTS MONDAY   FRANK C. DAILY OF INDIAN APOLIS TO MAKE PRE SENTATION FOR THE GOVERNMENT.

STAGEISREADY  FOR EVIDENCE   Personnel of Jury Are Men of Republican Politics.

STAGE SET FOR NEWBERRY FRAUD TRIAL TOMORROW   Jurors Are Taught Hygiene to Ward off Influenza. _

NANY CANDIDATES OVERLOOKED LAWS   FAILED TO FILE EXPENSE AC. COUNTS TEN DAYS AFTER ELECTION    The Largest Amount Spent in the Campaign Was in Probate Judge Race :   CITY TO GO RIGHT ON PUMPING WATER   Coal Supply Reaches Town Just in Time to Keen the Water Plant Going

MANY CANDIDATES OVERLOOKED LAWS   FIVE HAD NO EXPENSE   The Largest Amount Spent in thi Campaign Was in Probate Judge Race   CITY TO GO RIGHT ON PUMPING WATER         Coal Supply Rea Town Just in Time to Reen the Water i t Gomez

PERATO RG CLAIM CONTRAGT BROKEN   Say Government Fixed Scale and Men Have Agreed to It.   Union Chiefs Clothed Witt Authority to Take Action Deemed Necessarv.

INDICATIONS POINT TO COAL STRIKE DIFFICULTIES BEING — SQUARELY UP TO WILSON   linois and Indiana  Operators Join ir Demanding Resumption of Work Before Discussing Wages

COAL UNION HEADS GET POWER TO AC   Blanket Authority Given In In diana Walkout; Kansas Miners Defy Lewis.

nee L TEADERS   Declardé) Strikers Violating Cor Avict Fixed By Last fFeeral Wage’ Award

DEMAND MINERS G0 TO WORK   OPERATORS “ASH UNION OFEL CIALS ‘TO FORCE RESUMP. TION GF WORK,   UNION NATIONAL OFFICEALS GIVEN BLANKET AUTHORITY TO Mae

LEWIS PLEA FOR MEETING  IS REFUSED   Men Are Violating Contract.

OPERATORS DENY LEWIS'S REQUEST   WILL NOT MEET WITH MIN ERS UNLESS ORDERED TO BY GOVERNMENT.

Scale Committee of Bituminou Coal Operators in--Session in Chieaao   UNION HEADS GIVEN POWER   Are Clothed With Authority to Act as They See Fit in Miners’ Walkout

COAL MINERS MUST LIVE UP ~— TOCONTRACTS    And Resume. Work Before Thei: Wage Demands Will Be Con‘sidered

STRIKERS HOLD ALL MINES (OL   Indiana and Illinois Completes ly Tied Up By General .. Walkout.   [REFUSE NEWS OF ACTION

DEMAND MINERS’ PRESIDENT ORDER MEN BACK WORK   Striking Miners Illinois Are Penalized for Striking

REJECT PLEA OF MINERS: UNION HEAD   Won't Meet With Workers Unless Ordered to by Government —   PRESIDENT MAY ACT   May Request Workers, to Return Pending New Wage Hearing

LEWIS HAS FULL POWER TO ACT FOR THE UNIO!   Clothed With Authority to Talie An Action Necesswry in Coal Stelle; Situation Unchanged.

ILLINOIS MINES NOT TO CON. SIDER ADVANCE UNTIL WORK RESUMED   Attitude of Indiana and Tinois Producers May Mean Lewis’ Requést For Conference . Be Rejected.

: REFUSE TO MEET MINERS.   Operators Claim: The Phey. Are Vioiat - ine Contract. 

DEMAND SAS MADE ” hh   UNIGN OFFICIALS ARE GIVEN FULL AUTHORIT’   Executive Officers of Mine. Workers Are Empowered to. Take Any Action Deemed Necessary, in Strike.

U.S. TAKES NEW ACTION AGAINST — COAL GOUGERS   “No Shortage; Situation Pyschological,” Says Palmer Aid ~—-

OPERATORS REFUSE TO DISCUSS WAGE = “ MATTERSIUNTIL THE MINES: ARE REOPENEE   Will Not Talk Business Unies:  Work is Resumed, Producers of Two States Decide   WANT UNIONS TO KEEP WORD

REJECT PLEA OF PRES. IDENT LEWIS FOR A JOINT MEETING   For Purpose of Settling Coal Strike in Indiana and Illinois—Will Only Meet by Order of U. S. Govern mont.

MINERS GIVE FULL AUTHORITY TO EXECUTIVES   National Officials Voted All Power In Present Crisis —No Change.   NO SOLUTION 18 REACHED   President Wilson Considering Recommendation For Re: opening Award.

NO WAGE. TALK, SAY OPERATORS   Miners Told to Return to Work First   WILSON MAY INTERFERE   Fuel Famine Feared as Big Deadlock Looms

WILL NOT HAVE JOINT MEETING   Operators Turn Down Pres dent Lewis’ Plea.   INDUSTRIAL COURT MEETS   Discusses With Governor Allen Strike of Kansas Miners— Paid in [linoia

OPERATORS WANT — UNION MINERS TD © START WORKIN   Demand That Union Officials Force Resumption. Before Wage Matters Be Discussed.

MINE OPERATORS DECLINE T0 CALL JOINT MEETING   Will Leave Settlement of Problem To Government, Mr. Searles Announces   ARKANSAS DRIVERS STRIKE GET BACK AT PIECE WORKERS   ‘President Farrington, of Mlinois Union Don't Think Much of Wilson’s Appeal

CONFERENCE ON WAGE SCALE IS REFUSED UNION   Operators Meeting in Chicag Hold That Miners are Violat‘ ing Agreements   UNION HEADS MAY ACT   Executive Officers Given Authority to Deal Wir Strike of Dav Labover

GUAL MEN OF ILLINGIo UO STAND FIRM   DEMAND UNIONS SEND MEN BACK UPON OLD TERMS   Plan To Force Matte Up To Government Asking Aid.

OPERATORS REFUSE 10 MEET MINERS IN. CONFERENCE   LEWIS’ PROPOSAL FOR JOINT COMMITTEE /IS TURNED DOWN, '~   Brewster’s Men to Sit’ Tight, i Claim Contract Ia ..  FT cw ain

BIG OIL MAN IS SHOT   ‘Oklahoma: Officials Have Another Mystery to Solve.   Remains of Milllonalre Lamb of Ard. more Found on Railroad Track With Bullet in Head.

Oklahoma’ Jffi¢iais Have Another Mystery to Solve.   Remains of Millionaire Lamb of Ardmore Found on Railroad Track With Bullet in Head.

NATIONALIZED MINES oUUGnT AY OPERATORS   Miners Are Charged With Underhand Scheme to Get Government Ownership   LONG LITIGATION SAID TO BE AIM OF MINERS   ‘TTORNEY FOR OPERATOR: DECLARES COMPLICATION OF SITUATION TO FAVOF MINERS IS SOUGHT,

OPERATORS CHARGE U. M. W. OF A. IS TRYING 10 FORCE NATIONALIZATION THRU DEMANDS ON COAL COMMISSION

MEXICO TO MAKE OWN GUNS   Will Turn Out Gannon on Formuls Perfected by Two Native Army Engineers.

TAXTWALUATION, ‘GHG I KT PASSED. BY HOUSE        ALSO: PROVIDES FOR--REXIEV "191 ASSESSMENT = NOW ns GOES TO. SENATE.

Provides Also for Review of 1919 Assessments Made By Boards   HOUSE PASSES A ‘BLUE SKY’ LAW

OUSE PASSES LEGALIZATION NF TAX BONS]   By Vote of 63 to 30 Horizontal Tax Increases Bill Is Approved,   MARION COUNTY OPPOSED   Now Goes to Senate—Blue Sk} Bill Also Passed by House.

Republican Majority in Indiang House Sweeps Down Opposition in Remedying  1 Tax Tangle.   BLUE SKY“BILL ALSO MEETS-WITH APPROVAL   House Passes Measure to Restrict Sale of Stock; Night Session of Committee Results in Bill.

anes a re  BLUE SKY LAW   Passed bythe House and Tax Action is Taken.

PALMER SEES AN  URGENT NEED OF A PLAN TO HALT LABOR DISPUTES   Attorney General Says We Need Machinery to Adjust Differences Before They Get to Point of a Strike,   SHOULD KEEP PUBLIC INFORMED, HE SAYS   The People, Aware of Fact, Will Always Secure Justice to Both Sides in Inductrial Differences,

Stabilized Industrial Conditions Are Needed Attorney General Say.   Presidential Aspirant Tells His Views Before National Press Club in Washington.

PUBLIC OPINION 15 ONLY MONARCH   Will Always Secure Justice to Both Sides in Industrial Con. troversy When Informed, Attorney General Says.

ED WAY TO  AVOID STRIKES   PALMER SEES THAT AS BIGGSET PROBLEM BEFORE THE NATION TODAY:

URGENT NEED* DESCRIBED.   Palmer Says Machinery is Re quired to Adjust Differences in Industry.

“ADAUST DISPUTES BEFORE STRIKES’   Attorney Palmer Suggests Machinery to Take up Industrial Fights.

WILL REPLY 10 CUMMINGS TALK   Senator Harding Reads Democratic Keynote and Plans Answer § for Speech of Acceptance Next Month; Declines to Comment.

CUMMINGS’ TALK HITS HARDING   G. 0. P. Candidate to Reply to Dernocratie Broadside

COUNTY BOARD OPENS: AUTUMN SESSION; NO. WEEK'S ADJOURNMENT   PROSPRETS, OF COLD WRATIER  WOE" PROBABLY KtGt

COUNTY BOARD OPENS AUTUMN SESSION; NO WEEK'S ADJOURNMEN   PROSPECTS OF COLT WEATHE WILL PROBABLY KILL RECESS PLAN

WATSON WILL AGAIN SEEK T0 GET PARDON   Case of Bert Watson i is Reopened Before the State Board of ‘Pardons.   Was Convicted - of Murder of Clymers Man in White Circuit Court.

BiG SCRAP ON UNDERSURFACE AT COLISEUM   Old and New Guards Will Probably Compromise  On Nominee   JOHNSON THOUGHT TO BE “OUT OF IT

3 POWERFUL RINGS FIGHT FOR CONTROI   Bitterest Political Battle in . Generation Is Waged y Behind Scenes.   HAYS NOW LOOMS AS , POSSIBLE NOMINEE

Root Compromise Prevents Split on League Issue; Making of Nominating Speeches Will Start Today   (Ry HW. N. RICKEY)

NO MORE BOXING IN IOWA--HAVNER   ATTORNEY-GENERAL DECLARES BOUTS FOR WHICH FEE IS CHARGED ARE ILLEGAL.   BAN FALLS ON THE ““CLUB’’ FIGHTS   Battlers Not Allowed To Receive Remuneration Under Hawkeve Statutes.

HAVNER PUTS LID ON BOXING BOUTS IN STATE OF IOWA   No More Bonts Either Direct or Indirect Will Be Permitted By Attorney General.

FEDERAL TAXES HIT MANY LINES   CORPORATIONS MUST PAY 81 ON EACH $1,000 OF THEIR CAPVFAL STOCK AS SPECTAL W4R TAN,   TAX RETURNS ARE DUE ON JULY 2181   Theaters, and Concert Halls Ave Als ‘Texed—Automobiles: Dothg a Passenger’ Business Arce Also Affected.

OPEGIAL TAKEO DUE THIS MONTH   Millions of Dollars Must be Paid by 31st  WHAT ICT INCLINES   [ax on Brogers, Pawnbrokers, Museums, Theatres and Concert Halls, Circuses, Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries, Riding Academies, Tobacco, Buses and Other Things ~—

SPECIAL TAXES DUE THIS MONTH   Millions of Dollars Will be Collected by Government From Many Different Scources   ARE DUE BEFORE JULY 3!   Theaters, Museums, Cireuses, Pawn_ brokers, Tobaeco, Riding Aca- . demies and Others Included

WAR PROTITS ARE HURE. SAYS HU   REPRESENTATIVE GIVES THE NET FIGURES AFTER TAXES ARE PAID..

CORPORATIONS aN PROFITS SHON  AIG INCREASE      Rep. ‘Hull Cites Figures For Last “ Four Year as Defense For  Excess Profits Tax.

Corporations After Paying Federal Taxes Show a Bigger: Gain:   THAN BEFORE ‘WAR   Congressman ‘Hull Predicts That Soldiers : Will Get a Big Bonus.

INDUSTRIAL WAR PROFITS EXCESSIVE   Senator Declares Corporations Must be Willing to  Pay Increased Income AK.   DOUBLED NET INCOME

SUAS TWiat STEAMER SINKO NEAR MANILLE   SIXTY-FOUR ON BOARD AT THE TIME.   ONLY 15 SO FAR REPORTED SAVED.   The San Bosilo Was Struck by Ty phoon on Wednesday Last And Went to the Bottom Before Help Could Arrive.

TYPHOON TAKES 48 LIVES   Fifteen Survivors Frem Vessel Reach Port, Says Manila Report.

MANY LIVES LOST 1K PACIFIC TORNAGO: FEW SURVIVORS RESCUE   COASTWISE VESSELS SINAS I) TROPICAL HURRICANE, AC.  CORDING TO SURVIVORS.

FORTY-EIGHT PERISH . WHEN TYPHOON HITS STEAMER IN PACIFIC   San Basilio Is Sank Nea Philippine Islands; Carried 64 People.

A8 PERSONS LOSE LIVES ON SHIP   CQASTWISE STEAMER SAN BASILIO STRUCK BY TYPHOON.

48 PERSONS DROWN IN — TYPHOON OFF ISLANDS   Fifteen Survivors Reach Shore To Tell Tale,

48 Perish When. Filipino Liner Sinks in Storm   Disaster Occurs in Southern Section of Archipelago; 15 Are Saved.

A8 Persons Believed to Have Lost Lives When Steamer San Brazilic Was Struck By Typhoon —

TYPHOON HITS SHIP; 48 DIE   Steamer San Basilio Goes Down In Ma. nila Waters—Fifteen Survivors Reach Cebu.

Forty-Eight Have. Probably Perishec   Coastwise Steamer Struck by 'typhoen While Maroute to Leyte i eed PTET Te

iorty Persons Escape Death When Coastwise Vessel Sinks   Was Struck by Storm Off The Philippine Islands.

FORTY-EIGHT 10ST INPHILPPINES TYPHOON   News Brought hy Survivo Who Drifted Four Days ir Open Boat at Sea

A8 PERSONS BELIEVED LOST   Manila Coastwise Steamer With 68 Aboard, Hit by Typhoon,

48 KILLED WHEN TYPHOON WRECKS COAST STEAMER   SURVIVOR, ADRIFT FOUR DAYS IN { BOAT, REPORTS THE DISASTER

STEAMER WRECKED BY TYPHOON: DEATH LIST REACHES 4%   ester Tells of Tragedy _ Near Philippines Last i Week.

STORM HITS SHIP; — “48 BELIEVED LOS]   Vessel Wrecked in Philip. pine Waters.

Forty- Eight t Have  Probably Perishec   Coastwise Steamer Struck by ‘T's phoen While [envoute to Leyt VTelunal.

Fifteen Survivors are Landed at Puerto Bello, Leyte Island, So. Philippines

8 PERSONS  » DERISHED      WHEN. STEAMER ‘WAS _ STRUCK BY GREAT «TYPHOON.  § =<:   Beene of the: Disaster. in = South Philippine Waters ‘Word ‘Brought: by. a  “ Cteawutuaye oO  ..

DEATH -ENTERS CABINET   Wife of Secretary of Lebor Wilson ‘Dies Today. a

REPUBLICANS POOR ELECTION PROPHETS DECLARE DEMOGR'TS   FORECAST 405 ELECTORAL VOTES FOR HUGHES IN 1916; HE RECEIVED 254    HAYS GIVES HARDING 395   Concedes Only Eight Extreme Southern States to the Democratic Ticket.

PAST POLITICAL HISTORY SHOWS G.O.P, CHAIRMEN.  BAD FORECASTERS   Republican Committee Predicted 405 Electoral Votes for ‘Hughes i in‘1916; H Received 254 ©         CHAIRMAN HAYS SAYS HARDING TO HAVE 395   SONCEDES ONLY EIGHT BK. TREME, SOUTHERN STATES! TO DEMOCRATIC TICKET  IN NOVEMBER :

OF A $150,000 FIREFARLY TODAY   ronRTY AUTOMUSILES AND TW RUILDINGS BURN IN GARAG EPIRE

Texas Woman's Alleged Offer Puts Ponzi in Piker Class; 300 Per Cent Profit 10 Day:

POLICE HOLD WOMAN PONZI   Mrs. Phillips of Fort Worth, Tex. Offered 300 Per Cent Profit in Ten Days, Charge.

sSED OF STEALING PIG   john Johnson is Arrested on Affi davit Filed by Arthur Messick

LOW MARK FOR RAILWAYS   = ee  Development hac Almost Reache  Sttndstill Says Traffic Journal’s Review

RAILWAY WORK [5 NEAR STANDSTILI   Very Little Development Ac. complished in 1919.   686 MILES CONSTRUCTED.

DECREASE NOTED IN MILEAGE OPERATED   Railway Development Shown to Be at a Standstill.

Rail Road Building At stand still   [Statistics Compiled By Railway Age   i  Show Greatest   SINCE LINES FIRST RAIL LAID      Building Of Cars Reaches Low. est Ebb In Historv.   WMileagqe Not WMaintoined

GUNGTRUGTION OF RAILROADS NEARLY NOTHING FOR 1313   Railway Age Gives Facts anc Figures Showing Transportation Lines Almost At < Standstill.

WHLSON'S WISHES MAY BE OPPOSED BY BRYAN   BURLESON’S SAN ANTONIO STATEMENT TAKEN AS FORECAST oN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM,   Nebraskan Js Also Enoyn to Object to President's Stand on League and Mandate.

Cox’s Manager Deprecates M’Combs’ Attack on Wilson  As to Party Domination —   PALMER SAYS HARMONY BUBBLES FROM LEADERS   Bryan Forces Due for Clash On Dry Question, if Burleson Quoted Correctly

WOULD SODIFY VOLSTEAD AGI   Burleson Demands Repeal of “Absurd” Provisions.   STATEMENT CAUSES COMMENT

Postmaster: General Frankl Says. He Would le f -. Volstead‘Act.   BRYAN WILL SOON: ARRIVE ON SCENE   Nebraskan Stumbling Block i in © Pathway. of. Unterrified + Wets at San Francis:  - ‘co Meeting

BRYAN IS SURE TO "RAISE ROW   LIQUOR ISSUE WILL BE OF VITAL MOMENT IN PLATFORM

PRES. WILOON [a NOW SAD 10 ot WITH WET GROWD   BRYAN IS SURE TO RAISE ROW   LIQUOR ISSUE WILL BE OF VITAL MOMENT IN PLATFORM

PROWIBITION TO BE SHIEF ISSUE IN PLATFORM FIGHT   Outrivals League of Nations Declaration in Interest Among Delegates.   BURLESON STATEMENT DRAWS MUCH ATTENTION   Postmaster General Demands Repeal of ‘‘Drastic and Ab. surd”’ Provisions of Volsteac Enforcement Act, Possibly Voicing Wilson's Sentiments

NATIONG LEAGUE  TQ PLAY SECOND FIDDLE 10 PRO NUE IS BELIEF   Democratic Leaders Who Have Arrived at San Francisco For Convention See a Fierce Battle Ahead.   BRYAN IS DIRECTLY OPPOSED TO WILSON   Treaty Clash Is Likely to Be Overshadowed By the Demands for a Modification of the Volstead Act.

0/81 FSON SCORES st CLAUSES iF VOLSTEND AG)   The Postmaster General Startles Democrats by San Antonio Speech.

TAKES STAND ON PROHIBITION. ISSUE   Burleson Favors Modification of Volstead Act.  MAY BE WILSON’S VIEWS   Postmaster Generals State. ment Regarded as Possible Intimation of Administration's Attitude — Platform Struggle Will be Real Fight of Democratic Convention.

The Prohibition Plank in. th . Democratic Platform Wil  Be a Real Fight of the Con: “ vantion.

FAVORS CHANGES IN VOLSTEAD ACT   POSITION IMPORTANT   Declaration Draws Particular Attention From Democratic Patty

Believed by Party Leaders Cabinet Member President Wilson's Views.   URGES MODIFICATION OF PROHIBITION ACT   Clash Between Administration aml Bryan Forces Seems Likelw.

Prohibition Plank Will Be Chief issue at Democratic Convention, Is the Beliel   ‘Unanimous Opinion at San Francisco Is That the Real Struggle Will Be Over Platform—Burleson’s Attack on Volstead Act Is Regarded as Possible Inti  mation of Administration’s Attitude.

BURLESON FOR PROHIBITION MODIFICATION   Valstead- Enforcenient Act WihBe’ Chief Issué- In Deitiocratic Convention ‘Platform Pight,’ He  ce   MUST. RECKON. WITH BRYAN   Wet and Dry Proposition’ Wall Out‘rival’ League Of Nations, According. To Postniaster Gen  REPRESENTS THE --PRESIDENT

PROHIBITION THE LEADING ISSUE OF PLATFORM MAKING   Will Overshadow The League of  Nations In Importance   BURLESON DEMANDS REPEAL DRASTIC ABSURD PROVISIONS   Being Regarded As President Wilson's Spokesman Postmaster General's Action Carries Weight.

BURLESON'S STAND ON ‘PAO’ QUESTION DRAWS ATTENTION!   SOME BELIEVE WILSON’S VIEWS AKE EXPRESSED BY POSTMASTER GENERAL.   WANTS DAY LAW KILLEC   Preliminary Conventions Shows Chat Platform Fight Will Be Chief Struggle With Wet Platk Main Issue.

DOUBLE BREAK SEEMS CERTAIN AT CONVENTION   SEE WU D Ai NE EUSZLY  Wet Talk By Burleson Causes Speculation A FEF yiseo.

“DRASTIC MEASURES” ONLY AS LAST RESORT   Conciliation, Severance of Diplomatic Relations or Economic Boycott First Employed  eee

ARTICLE TENIS . » COX'S SUBJECT   Making. Special _ Drive Against Criticism Being Circulated 

TO DRIVE AGRINST UNFAIR CRITICS CF ARTIGLE TE!   Cox Asserts That “Natlon-Wide Pre paganda of Misrepresentation” - Has Been Circulated

COX EXPLAINS ALL ABOUT ARTICLE 1(   SAYS THAT LEAGUE PROVIS 1GN POKES NOT VIOLATE’ CONSTITUTION   “CRITICS FALSE’--COX      The Learue Council Can Onty Ad: vise Says the Democratic Candidate

GOK ATTACKS ALL ~ LEAGUE TRADUCERS IN WILMINETOR   Showed Where Article Ter Provides for Latitude of Ac: tion Sufficient to Stand Con stitution Tests in U. S. —  ’ Coolidge in N. C.

COX DEFENDS ARTICLE TEN   Candidate Says Council of League Could Not Declare War.   CAN ONLY ADVISE ‘UNDER THE PACT

ARTICLE TEN CRITICS ARE ATTACKED BY COX   Busy With Propaganda of Mis representation, Candidate Charges,  ae   SPEAKS IN WILMINGTON   Governor Gives His Conception of Operations. of League -of Nations,

GOX CALLS CRITICS OF ARTICLE 10 FOR FALSE AACUIMENTS    Charges in Delaware Speect  Facts Are Misrepresented ‘by-His Opponents.   COX WARMLY WELCOMED IN BIG MUNITIONS CENTER   Candidate Cheered on Leagut and trish Pronouncements in Wilmington Talk.

COX MAKING HIS SPECIAL “DRIVE’ IN EAST STATES   DBLIVERS VERY EFFECTIVE SPEECH AGAINST CRITICS OF THE LEAGUB OF NATIONS

SCORES CRITICISM OF ARTICLE TEN   Nationwide Propaganda of Misrepresentation.   COX MAKES APPEAL FOR WORLD LEAGUE   Nominee Delivers Speech at Wilmington.

DNLY CONGRESS UAN DECLARE WAR, SAYS GOX   Governor Says League Can Only ‘Advise’; Speaks In Delaware.

ARTICLE 10 LEAGUE CQVNANT DEFENDED TODAY BY OV. COX   Too Much Misrepresentation Declares the Nominee in Interpreting Tenth Article.   MAKES MEANING CLEAR   AVES REN Bi? AVR Ba £R AVEATAS Aw Bc buas BED  Meanwhile Sen. Harding Avows He Cannot Be Proved to Be Guilty of Changing Ideas.

COX LAUNCHES DRIVE: AGAINST GRITICS OF _ LEAGUE ARTICLE TE   {Democratic Candidate Charges Nation-Wide Propaganda of Misrepresentation   CONGRESS ALONE HAS POWER TO DECLARE WAR HE SAYS         League Can Only “Advise” De: ‘clares Governor

‘FALSE DOCTRINES NAILED BY COX   League Facts Misrepresented by . Foes, He Says   ANSWERS RECENT ATTACKS   Governor Explains Covenant Op -pration in felawere Snneeb

Cox Asserts Under Article X League Council Can Render  Only Advice And Not Binding

COX nisl      Candidate Says Council of League Could Not Declare War.   CAN ONLY ADVISE -UNDER THE PACT

INAUGURATES A PECL MRE AGAINST CRITICS   Governor Cox Assails the N ation-Wide Propaganda of Misrepresentations. of  League’s Opponents»:      “TREATY - WRECKERS”   VOTED AGAINST HITCHCOCK RES ERVATIONS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO DEFEAT THE WORLD'S  COVENANT a

NATIONWIDE ~ PROPAGANDA - FALSEHOODS   Misrepresentations Regarding Article Ten Have Been Circulated by Republican Cri tics of League.   EXPLAINS ARTICLE TEN IN GREAT SPEECH TODAY   Scores Wiggling and Wobbling Pronouncements Uttered by Speakers for Republicans in Campaign.

AVERS 6. 0. P. IS SPREADING FALSE IDEAS   Tells Wilmington Audience That League Council Can Only Advise.   ONLY CONGRESS CAN PLUNGE US INTO WAR

DRIVE AGAINGT > GRIGG ART. X   ONGRESS ONLY HAS -. POWER ‘TO DECLARE WAR       GOVERNOR COX IN DELAWARI

BEFENDS ARTICLE -3   COX FEELS SURE IT iS SAFE SAND NOT TROUBLESOMA.    Takes Violent Issue With Men he De Nor View tien As fle Do-s,

DISPATCH WAS A BOGUS ONE   Head of British Miners Did Not Send Out Strike Order to Canadians.

BERLIN STILL UNDER RULE OF BAYONETS   Troops Loyal to Ebert Patrol Streets.   MUCH BLOOD SPILLED   Withdrawing Revolt Troops Fired Into Crowds Killing Twenty.   ZULDIERS AND WORKERS FIGHT  ae  Hundreds Killed in German Nv Mining District.   Fifty Dead at Leipsic, and Similar Number. at Dresden—Ebert Back to Beriin Next Week — Food Condition Serious.

FINE SPECTACLE FOR PRO-GERMANS IN UNITED STATES   Germany Declared by Berlin Dispatch to be “Barrel of Gunpowder Which May be  Ignited Any. Time.”   CROWDS ARE FIRED INTO   Running True to Form Berlin Iron Division and Naval Brigades Butcher Their Own Countrymen:, ,

KAPP TROOPS ARE RIDICULED WHEN LEAVING BERLIN   Crowds Boil With Rage A: Revolt Troops March Away.   WANTED AUTHORITIES TO: DISARM REACTIONARY FORCE   Rear Guard Fires Intc Crowd Lined Up Along Streets. -

HUNDREDS KILLED IN MIN ING DISTRICTS AND! BER LIN 18 - SULLEN.   Ebert Government Will Return from Stuttgart to Berlin ‘Te Morrow _

BERLIN IS UNDER RULE OF BAYONETS      Revolutionary Troops Leaving Berlin Fire Volley Into Jeering Crowds, Killing and * Wounding Many—Cashes in Suburbs Add . to Excitement — Ebert Govt. to Return - Next Week~Workmen Present Conditions   (By Associated Press Laased: Wire.’

BERLIN A “BARREL  OF GUN POWDER’   “May Be Ignited at Any Time,” Says Dispatch

Sullen Crowds Watch Withdrawal of Monarchist Troops Who Left with Prussian Flags Flying.   POPULACE FIRED INTO BY THE RETIRING SOLDIER:

BERLIN A BARREL OF GUNPOWDER   May Be Ignited Any Time, Says Berlin Despatch, to “Landon _   All Germany With Exception of -Southern Slates is * Dahatlinne

WHOLE OF GERMANY REPORTED REBELLIOUS   City Described as Barrel of Gun Powder Likely to Be Ig: * _ nited at Any Time...            PRUSSIAN BANNERS FLY AS TROOPS MARCH AWAY           Crowds of Workers ‘Swi Streets and Jeer at’ Soldi Who Smile Menacingly..      GUNS TURNED ON CROWDS               Many Are Kilied and Woun Kapp’s Soldiers Are Ex: pected to Return. 2

WAR OPIRIT BREAKS LOOSE THROUGHOUT OLO EMPIRE: TROOPS SHOOTOOWNFEOPLE   Dramatic and Tragic Spectacle as  Iron Brigade Marches Out of Berlin, Leaving a Trail of Death.   “WAIT A WHILE; WE SHALL RETURN,”  PARTING WORD OF ARMED PRUSSIANS

EXPLOSION LIKELY “IN GERMANY AT ANY MOMENT   Country Sitting on Barrel of Gunpowder, Says Writer to London Newspaper

SLAY TO AVENGE A MURDER   Three Hundred and Fifty-Four Italians Killed in Revenge for Essad Pasha’s Death.

KILL TO AVENGE A MURDER   Albanians Slay 354 Italians in Revenge for Essad Pasha'’s Death.

FUND PROBE ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY   Committee Will Hear Cox Lieutenant When Hearing Is Resumed; Latter  ion in cope.

INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ADJOURNS UNTIL TUESDAY   Hearings of Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Resume  . Next Week

COX SPOKESMAN IN ULTIMATUM   Act’ ‘or “Face Courts) ‘Saya ‘Moore to Senate Probers       SAYS HE HAS EVIDENCE   Asserts Republicans - Failee To Tell All Panic

WANT TO KNOW ABOUT ACTIONS OF DEMOCRATS   “Fiction’’ Being Handec to Newspapers to Come Under Probe

‘Committee Adjourns Till Next Tuesday; Moore is Not Heard   Representative of Gov. Cox, Saying Professional Money Rais ers were Instructed to Get $16,000,000, Threatens to Place Evidence Before Department of Justice; $25, 000 Secured in Atlanta by June 14.

"MONEY RAISERS” USED BY G. 0. P   Democrats Claim They Will Show G. O. P.’s Placed Professional “Money Raisers” in Charge of Campaign for Funds; Adjourn Hearing.

MOORE SAYS HE. AAS THE PROGE   TELLS COMMITTEE REPUBLICANS SOUGHT $60,000,000.   Treasurer of. : Democratic “ National Committee, Says a Few Federal «. ,Offlee, Holders, ;May Have Contributed to Campalan Funds.

Cox Finds Fault With the Probers   Tells His Personal RepresentativeatChi. cago Investigation is Not Productive of Enough Results.

SAYS GEORGIA’S  QUOTA CAME ‘FROM ATLANT!   DECLARES GEORGIAN WAS DIS GUSTED AND THAT HE BOLTED . THE G. 0. P.. PARTY

UPTO PROBERS TOHUNT PROD, MOORE AVERS   Governor Cox’s Spokesman Dedares He Can Prove Baminee’s Charae.   Adjournment Is Taken Until Tuesday After Moore Is Held Off.

MITTEE TIL N  baleg A RECESS UN  TUESNAY.*   SEN. NEW! RY.MAY . HAVE SOME: ‘COMPANY      “Evidence Wilt jbe Latd Before Sati tice Bepariment i Commit: tee Does Not Act More Says

No Action Will Be Taken Until a Full and Complete Report is Received From Ambassadors Davis and Wallace.

his conntry agreed only to Germans sending troops into Ruhr      But Wilson expected to take  view no one of Allies  ; should act singly

DRAINAGE CASE IS STILL BEING TRIED   RUSS TROOPS DESERT ARMY BY HUNDREDS   WILL REQUIRE SEVERAL HOURS MORE OF COURT'S ATTENTION—PROBATE ORDERS   Soviet Forces Suffer Heavily From Desertions—50,000 in Petrograd.   MORALE I$ REPORTED GONE   Rifle Strength of Bolsheviki Reduced More Than Half by Polish Orive— Poles Defeat Reds on Front South of Brest-Litovsk.

SOMET FORCES. ARE DEPLETEL   Polish Counter-Offensive Re duces the Bolshevist Rifle Strength One-.Half

MILLION RUSS  DESERT ARMY   Soviet Forces Suffer Heavily From Desertions—50,000 in Petrograd.    MORALE IS REPORTED GONE   Rifle Strength of Boisheviki Reduced More Than Half by Polish Drive— Poles Defeat Reds on Front South of Brest-Litovsk,

Polish Ceunter Offensive Cst Into Seviet Rifle Strength With Seriens Results. os

BOLSHEVIST ARMY REDUCED ONE-HALF   THOUSANDS DESERT RED FORCES FOLLOWING POLISH ATTACKS   FEW OPPOSE WRANGEL   south Russian Leader With 1409,v00 Men Is Opposed by 105,000 Reds   New Polish Suecesses Are Keperted From Froat South of Brest-Litevs':

MILLION DESERT BOLSH ARMIES   POLIG#i COUNTER OFFENSIVE GREATLY REDUCES RUSS ARMY RIFLE STRENGTH

EPIDEMIC Ob EAST      Kempton’ aid to Have Several Case: f ThA Mliction,

—— lif EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.   Kempton Said to Have Several Case~ of Thiy Afitiction.

Named Temporary Chair ‘man of Rep. Convention   (THER OFFICIALS SELECTED

SENATOR LODGE TO BE KEY-NOTER   Republican Senate Leader Selected Temporary Chairman After an All-Day Session.

OYE BY LODGE.        Trend of Republican Platform Fore told by Selection of Reservationist

LODGE WILL BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN AT CONVENTION   Selection Made by Republican National Committee—To Discuss Treaty of Peace.

LODGE TO oQUNI PARTY'S KEYNOTE AT CHICAGO MEET   AUTHOR OF RESERVATIONS Ti LEAGUE WILL PRESIDE AT CONVENTION.   League of Nations Fight Will Bi: Touched Upon and Plank Indorsing Modified Pact Will Be Aeccepted Is Belief.

LODGE WILL MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH   Leader of Senate Chosen Temporary Chairman of Repub lican Convention.

LODGE WILL HOLD THE GAVEL   Senator Chosen Temporary Chairman of the Republican National Con vention At Chicago.

LODGE TO MAKE OPENING SPEEGE   Former Senator Beveridge to Be Permanent Chairman "At Convention.

LODGE Wil StUNE EMOTE SPEECH AT O.0.P. MEETING   Veteran Senator is Chosen Temporary Chairman   ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE

LODGE IS CHOSEN -FEMPORARY CHAIRMAI   Massachusetts Senator, Foe of Admin istration on Treaty, Is Choice  of Republican Com nal d ena

SEN. LODGE FOR. G.0.P.CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTIO      Will Act Temporarily and Choice °W ‘Unanimous — Meet At Chicago: 8——Brig. Gen. Ryan Head oY keepers. _

SENATOR LODGE TO ~ SOUND G. 0. P. KEYNOTI   Made Temporary. -Chairman—tTatk of Beveridge as Permanent Head

LODGE TO SOUND KEYNOTE AT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   Re animes renee te  Committee on Arrangements Chooses Senator as Temporary Chairman,

b.0.P. LEADERS PICKED LODGE FORKEYNOTER   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR TO BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF THE CONVENTION,   Hearings of Conteste For Seata As Delegates Now Scheduled To Begin On May 3ist

JOHNSON CHOICE NOT RECOGNIZED   Lodge and Beveridge Wil! Be Temporary and Per manent Chairmen.

DGE WILL SOUND THE REPUBLICAN KEYNOTE   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR IS SE LECTED FOR TEMPORAR? CHAIRMAN OF JUNE CONVEN TION — LEAGUE OF NATION: Ty) ERE DICT Seip

Will Sound the Keynote of _ the Presidential Campaign at Convention.   MAY ALSO NAME PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   League of Nations Plank Expected to Be Inserted tn the Platform.

DODGE SOUNDS KEYNOTE AT G. 0. P. CONVENTION   Author of League of Nations Pact Reservations Selected by i Renublicans.

LODGE WILL OPEN (0. P. CONVENTION   MAJORITY SENATE LEADER TO SOUND KEYNOTE OF PREsIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

LODGE (5 CHOSEN 10 SOUND KEYNOTE ~ FOR REPUBLICANS   Will Undoubtedly Touch on League of Nations Fight in Address to Convention.   TEMFORARY OFFICERS SELECTED BY COMMITTEE   Meliinnis Hattield, of West Virginia, Qne of Assistants to Sergeant at Arms, and George L. Hart, of Virginia, Will be Official Reporter. Lincoln Convention Survivor Invited

BEVERIDGE oLATED FOR CHAIRMAN UF b. U.P. IN GHIGABL   Senator Lodge Will Act as Tem. porary Chairman of the Convention.   WILL SOUND THE KEYNOTE

SEN. LODGE CHOSEN KEYNOTE SPEAKER   Republican Senate Leader : Also Temporary Chairmah cf Republican” Meeting.   GLEASON IS SECRETARY   Albert J. Beveridge May Be Permanent Chairma Are M

KEYNOTE BY LODGE.   Prenad of Republican Platform Fore. told by Selection of Reservationist

FAVOR GIVING OUR DEBTORS DAY OF GRACE   Congress Agreeable to Permitting a Deferment of Interest Paying for a Period of Three Years.

Committee O.K.’s Funding of Loans To Other Nations   Approval Indicated of Plan t. Defer Collection of Interest ' for Three Years.

‘AGREE BUT AFFIX  MANY CONDITIONS   Additional Food fur Entire Ger thun Population Stipulated As Condition      Increase of Allofment of Coal to Germany Is Also Demanded in cleeeptence

AGREE BUT AFFIX MANY CONDITIONS   GERMANY’S ACCEPTANCE OF ALLIED DEMANDS NOT UNQUALIFIED   Additional Food for Entire Ger man Pepulation Stipulated As Condition   increase of Allofment of Coal to Germany Is Also Demanded in Acceptance

BASSAS GAINS BY 78,236  Licrease Is 4.6 Per Cent Over Popuiation Figures of 1910 Census.

hindi GAiNS BY 78,236  Increaze Is 4.6 Per Cent Over  Population Figures of 1910 Census.

SUPREME COURT IN REGULAR SESSION   As It Convenes Today, Is Faced With Docket Crowded With  Important Cases.

SUPREME COURT  CONVENES FOR AEGULAR TERM   POCKET IS CROWDED WITH WOst IMPORTANT CASES IN HISTORY  OF THE COUNTRY,

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CONVENED TODAY   Constitutionality of Ratification of Woman Suffrage Amendment to Come Before Judiciary   AMEND PROHIBITION?   BODY WILL.BE ASKED TO RE. CONSIDER ACTION ON FEDERAL APPROVAL OF VOLSTEAD ACT  =”

MANY MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED ALLEGED GRAFT   Shipbuilding Plants in Oregon, Washington and California Under Investigation by Federal Authorities.

SET RECORD IN ROAD BUILDING DURING SEASON   DIVISION ENGINEER AND CHIEF INSPECTOR COMPLETE INSPECTION ON HIGHWAL IN THIS DISTRICT

DIVISION ENGINEER AND CHIBEE INSPECTOR COMPLETE IN. SPECTION ON HIGHWAL IN  THIS DISTRICT

MENGEL PLEASED WITH ROAD WORK   YEAR'S RECORD OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION IN THIS DISTRICT ESTABLISH ES NEW RECORD   INSPECTION TRIP MADE   STEVENS POINT-WAUSAU BOAT BEST LONG STRETCH IN DISTRICT, MEN REPORT

OSHKOSH FIRST TO “REPORT IN DRIVE   STATEWIDE DRIVE FOR RE CRUITS IN WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARDS

DRIVE FOR GUARDSMEN IS BRINGING RESULTS   Oshkosh and River Falls Are First Cities to Report Go~ ing Over Top.   EMPHASIZE THE NECESSITY

SPROTE TOGOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA   Trouble af Matewan Leads Min ers’ Caief to Call For Law Over Detectives.

SINN FEINERS IN RIOT      Demonstration Takes Pines al Priso Whither Siriicers Are Seid,

MARTENS MAY BE DEPORTED J. ATE IN JANUARY   Labor Department Does Not Expect That He Will be Able to go With the Party That Sails on the 15th.

LITERARY PRIZE TO CAR MAN   Knut Hamsun, Norwectan§ Fiction Writer, Once Rang up Fares in Chicago.

LITERARY PRIZE TO CAR MAN   Knut~. Hamsun, Norwegian ~ ‘Fictior : Wer Once Rang -up Fares in Chicago.” ad

“4B GL. HYTS QUIEN,   Queen of Rumania Retur ns ‘Dress 6 Shopkeeper,

TWO FIREMEN HURT.   Fire Destroys Masonic-Elks Store at Manchester, N. H.

TWO BANDITS  UD MAIL GAR LUMO UAL   CHECKING RECORDS TO DETER MINE MEASURE OF LOOT; MAIL (LERKC ARE BOUND,

DID NOT BRING MAN   Montgomery C®unty Sheriff Unsuccessful on Trip

DID NOT BRING MAN      County Sheriff Unasful on ‘Trip     Montrome BUC

PLANS FOR ONE BIG UNION ARE REVIVEL   No Radical Intent and Strike Not Being Considered, R. M. Keifer Says.

WOOD RETAINS LEAD:IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Lowden’s Victory in’ Illinois Leaves General a Prurality of 14 Delegates.

WOOD STILL HAS ThE EDGE IN RACE FOR G. 0. P. DELEGATES   WOOD MANAGERS CONFIDENT THAT HE WLLL CONTROL MAJORTZY OF MEN THUS FAR ELECTEI.V

National League Faction Insists on Plan for.  a “Civilian Tribunal" and If Rejected  Will Form Twelve-Team Circuit with. ~ Three American League Clubs   JOHNSON BACKS LASKER PLAN

WAR GR PEACE IN MAJOR -LEARUES DECIDED TODA   Two Paetfons Will Hold Meetings In Chicago, ‘

COUNCIL PREMIERS COMPLETE NOTES   One to Wollatd, Another to Germany and a Third to Jugo-Slavia,

NEW EXTRADITION NOTE IS SENT   Council of Premiers Dispatches Note to Holland and Germany— Adriatic Dispute Discussed.

DUTCH AND ~TEUTON GET NEW NOTES   Demand Surrender o All War Guilty Once More

WAR GUILTY MUST BE SURRENDERED   Allied Premiers Send New Notes to Hun and Holland Demanding That Kaiser and Quilty Allies Be Given up; Jugo Slavia Must be Good

GREED FORGED ON HARDING OAYS COX   Calls Republican Nominees Stand Offense to Decency of America.

Former President's Repeated Advocacy of League Cannot be Reconciled With G. O. P. Re: pudiation of Covenant—Pleads for Extension of Helping Hand to Prostrate Europe.

COX DECLARES HARDING PREACHES SELFISHNESS   Ohio Governor. Asks What At. titude Taft and Others Will Assume Now.

SENATOR BORN SWAYS HARDING   Latter Yielded to Threat Says Governor Cox °   In Republican Candidate’s Recent Pronouncements on League of Nations — To Preach Such Doctrine of Selfishness is Offense to Decency Declares Cox

SELFISH = POLICY) IS FATAL   (FOWE FOLLOW LEAD OF HARDING. WE DITCH TRADITIONS. ‘

COX fo SCATHING IN ATTACKS ON HIS OPPONENT   Says Harding’s Creed is Forcec _Under Threat of Senator Borah.   GOSPEL OF SELFISHNESS

GOV. GOK SCORES MR. RARDING FOR OPPOSING LEAGUE   Louisville Speech Scatching Attack on Recent Pronouncement of Opponent.   FORCED UNDER THREAT FROM BORAH, HE SAYS   Declares It an Offense to Decency of America to Preach Such a Gospel of Selfish. ness —- Asks What Former President Taft Will Do.

COX ATTACKS OTATEMENTS. OF HARDING   League Pronouncements of Republican Scored by ~ Democrat   DECLARES CREED: FORCED UNDER THREAT PRESSURE   “To Preach Such Gospel. of Selfishness is Offence to America’s Decency,” — Savs Candidate -

SELF ISANESO 13 BEING PREACHED BY REPUBLICANS   Democratic Candidate Says Senator’s Recent Pronouncement Means ‘“‘America and America Only.”

GOV. COX ATTACKS HARDING'S STAND ON LEAGUE [dSUt   Democratic Candidate Scathingly Denounces “Provincial” Attitude of G. O. P.  Nominee. ~

  Io UA IN Hi   ]  a ; he 1 TOLAD. ia (I «           SELFISH POLICY IS FATAL   'F WE FOLLOW LEAD OF HARDING. WE DITCH TRADITIONS. :

GOV. COX FLAYS ~ HARDING CREED   SAYS HIS “GOSPEL OF SELFISH NESS IS OFFENSIVE TO AMERICAN DECENCY   “AMERICA AND AMERICA ONLY”   a Presidential Nominee Makes Thirteen Speeches In Day—Twenty Addres ses In Kentucky—Declares “Might as Well Make Declaration of In dependence a Scrap of Paper.”

ONLY FITTEST WILL SURVIVE INDUSTRIAL WAF   Chicago Business Man Says Merchants Are Facing Difficult Times.

PRICE REDUCTION BRINGS COMPETITION   ONLY FITTEST WILL SURVIVE THE PERIOD OF READ: JUSTMENT

GIVES WOMEN RIGHT TO CHEW   Judge Holds That the Fair Sex May Use Tobacco Just Like Males.

FOURTEENTH DECENNIAL U.S. - CENSUS BEGUN; ENUMERATORS - GATHER VITAL INFORMATION

85,000 “AXING NEW U.S, CENSUS   Population of Natior, Estimated at Between 107,000,000 and 112,992,090,   BIG PROBLES: <3 NEW YORK          ors Begin the “ounting Heads “War Workers Are  en Preference.

thal SIN FULL SWINE   Eighty-Five Thousand Persons Tabulating U. S. Citizens.   NEW YORK IS BIG PROBLEM   Population of the Nation is Estimated at Between 107,000,000 and 172,000,000—4,000 Enumerators Begin Big Task.

85,000 Enumerators : Begin’ Today Work of Taking: the Fourteenth Census in ‘History. of the Nation

1820 CENSUS  NOW BEING TAKE!   Some Particulars That The Census Taker is Asking When He Comes -

UNGLE SAM STARTED CHECKING UP FAMILY; HAS 85,000 COUNTERS   Fourteenth Decennial Census Is On—To Collect . All Vital Data,

TRE CENSUS MAN’ BUS!   Count of The People of Tu United States Began This Morning.

84,000 Census Enumerators Began Their Lakors On Friday   Population Of Country Is Estimated At From’ 167,000, 000 To 112.000,000

GENUS TAKING FOR NATION {a CTARTED TODA   Workers Will Have Many Sta: tislics to Gather Regarding Population of United States     ee   FARMS, FORESTS AND OIL FIGURES ARE INCLUDEL   Worsen, Being Employed for First Time: Arnropriation of Twenty-two Million

ARMY OF 80,000 READY TO COUNT COUNTRY’S NOSES   Oficlals Look. for Figures to Total Approximateely 17,000,000 Oyer-.. 1920—A “Bly Incrense. © =

B0,000 CENSUS TAKERS BEGIN  THE Bib COUN   Enumerators of Populatior Must Be Completed in Two Weeks’ Period.   EXPECT TO FIND ABOUT 112 MILLIONS IN U. &  Difficult Job Besets the Nose Counters in the Big Cities.

14TH CENSUS — BEGAN TODAY   Eighty-Five Thousand - Enumerators Are En  gaged in the Work

EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND CENSUS ENUMERATORS BEGAN WORK FRIDAY MORNING SECURING STATISTICAL DATA AND COUNTING MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

MANY PROBLEMS FACE CITY CENSUS: TAKERS   Work of Counting Noses In the United States Starts Today   INEW YORK TRAINS MEN

WORK ON CENSUS  " STARTED TODAY   THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND ENUM' ERATORS WILL COUNT US.   NTH TIME   EVERY DECADE FOR 130 YEARS THE CENSUS HAS BEEN TAKEN,   iW Will Include Net Only a Count of All the People but a Report on’ Resources of the Nation.

80,000 MEN TODAY } BEGIN ENUMMERATING — POPULATION OF THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES 14th Decennial Census  Will Show Close to 112,000,000 Sauls  NEW YORK CENSUS IMMENSE ‘TASK

TO BEGIN CENSUS WORK.   Army of 85,000 Enumerators Will Start Collecting Information This Morning.

FOURTEENTHGENSUS WILL BE STARTED BY HUNDREDS TODAY   Will Inchide Collectiba Of Data Os Farms, Manufacturers; ‘Forest:  “and Oil Production.   REQUIRES ABGUY TWO WEEKS

Army of 85,000 Census Enumerators Will Sally Forth Today To Begin Gigantic Task of Tabulating the American People

89,000 TAKING NEW U.S, CENSUS   Population of Nation Estimated at Between 107,000,000 and 112,000,000.   Bis PROBLEM IN NEW YORK   ‘Nearly 4,000 Enumerators Begin the   Gigantic Task of Counting Heads   in Gotham—War Workers Are Given Preference.

ARMY OF 85,000 ENUMERATORS 10 TAKE U.$, CENSUS   Work of Counting Men, Wome: And Children of Nation Starts Today—Will Get Other Data, Too.   COST WILL BE HIGH   Includes Collection of Information on Farms, Forests, Oil Production—22 Millions Are Appropriated,

DEGENNIAL CENSUS STARTS ON FRIDAY   ECGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND ENUM ERATORS RECOME HUMAN QUESTION MARKS   ASKING YAINY QUESTION:   Long List of Questions to be Asked and Answered During the Next Few Weeks in United Stotes

ARMY OF 85,000 TOBEGINTODAY TOCOUNTNOSES   Fourteenth Census Ex pected to Show 110,000,000.

65,000 AGENTS  START TODAY T0 COURT U.S. NOSES      ‘Fourteenth Decennial Cen. sus Btgins In Every Corner of Nation.   ESTIMATE SROWTH OF 20 " SRELIONS IH TEN YEARS   Farm, Stitistics Will Be ToKen as Enumerators Coynt People.

E‘ghty- Five Thousand Enumerator Start To Work at 9 O'clock ° Tecdav.

NATIONAL GENGUS  age sthe   IS FOURTEENTH COUNT OF POP ULATION IN HISTO. Gi NATION   Is Estimated at Enumec: antic i Wil show that United Stato. Haus App oxinentely 110,000 00%  Bi [uhabitant:.

MONSTER WORK OF COUNTING NOSES OF CITIZENS OF U5. AS NOW  UNOER FULL SWAY

POPULATION EOTIMATED 112,000,000    Army of Census Takers  Starts Work , Today.

COMPLETE CENSUS WITHIN 2 WEEKS   Bur IT WILL TAKE 4 MONTHS TO COMPLETE REPORT

CENSUS ENUMERATORS ALL OVER COUNTRY START JOB OF COUNTING POPULATIOD

TAKING THE CENSUS NOW   Eighty-five Thousand Enumerators at Work.   TWO WEEKS FOR THE COUNT   The First Census in 1790, During George Washington's Time, the  Population Was Three Million. 

1920 GENGUS {6  BEGUN TEU Li TU EE SOUR TED   EXPECTED THAT POPULATION WILL BE 107,800.000 TO 112,000, wo THis PEAK,

NUMERATORG ALL OVER LAND BUSY TODA)   IN BOONE SOME OF ENUMERATORS START

CENSUS MEN BEGIN TODAY   Army of Fighty-@ve Thousand t« Collect Country's Population  and Resources.

ENUMERATORS  BEGAN TODAY TAKING CENSUS   Decennial Collection of Facts About American People Requires 85,000 Workers.   ESTIMATES ON POPULATION   Expect to Find Between 107,: 000,000 and [12,000,000 —N. Y. Big Problem.

UNCLE SAMUEL’S BIG ACCOUNTING STARTED TODAY   Expect Taking of 14th Census Will Require but Two Weeks but Fig. ures Will Not Be Ready for Four Months.

WILL REQUIRE TWO WEEKS TO GOUNT PEOPLE   85,000 Enumerators Busy—Must Collect Data on Country’s Res sources.   4,000 WORK IN N. Ya

ENUMERATORS BEGIN WORK   Counting Men, Women and Chit dren of United States.   DATA ALSO TO BE COLLECTED:

ATION'S GROWTH SEEN {4 MILLION IN-PAST-TEN YEAR!   85,000 Census Enumerators on Job of Taking Fourteenth Decennial Tally Today.

ESTIMATE CENSUS REPORT WILL SHOW..142,000,002   A009 Wnumeraiors Start Work TMiroughoat the Country Pod

WORK OF TAKING CENSUS IS BEGUN THROUGHOUT U.S   Task Expected To Re quire Two Weeks; Month to Compile.

UGREGON WANTS U. 0. FRIENDOHIF   Mexican General Sends Message to Wilson.   LABOR HEAD BRINGS NOTE   Luis N. Morones Authorized to Speak for Revolutionists—Train Bearing Carranza’s Body Wrecked.

OBREGON SAYS NEW REGIME 1S FRIENDLY T0U.S   Message Forwarded to Wilson Telling of Attitude

NEW MEX. GOVT. FRIENDLY TO U. S.—GEN. OBREGON   Sends Message to Washington—Ultimatum to Villa

LOCK ON VAULT FOOLS ROBBERS   Unsuccessful Attempt Made Last Night to Rob Nichols Bank.

CONGRESS ANXIOUS TO-FINISH WORK   Leathers Hope to Finish Labors and Adjatin- by Fifth of Next chance.

CONGRESS GETTING READY TO SPEED UF   Senate and House Leaders Planning For Adjoarnment Early  in Jurc.

CONGRESS SPEEDS UP 10 BE READY FOR POLITICAL CAMPAIGH   WANT TO WIND UP WORK FFFORE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS OPEN—MANY MEASURES REMAINING.

LEADERS SPEED UP. LAWMAKING WORK   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

aay bib to Clear ets for — Campaigns   PEACE TREATY SETTLEMENT SOON   Expected Congress Finish Term by June

WOOLEN CO’SINDICTMENT QUASHED   COURT SUSTAINS DEMURRER OF CHARLES Rh. BUGHRES   Which Held That Woolen Goods Did Not Constitute _ Wearing Apparel and Did ‘Not Come Under Lever Act.

FREE WOOLEN ~— GOUGERS OF — PROFITEERING   HUGHES IS COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENSE AND EVADES LEVER  ACT

FREES. WOOLEN: HEADS.         ndge Mack Kil Indictments Agi “New: Yorkers.               Wearing Meat:

WOOLEN TRUST— AND HEAD RULED NOT PROFITEERS   Safe From Lever Act Because Cloth is Not “Apparel”.

PROPITEERING CHARGE KILLEL   Judge Mack Quashes In dictments Against Woolen Mills

IMERICAN WOOLEN MILLo NICTENT FOR PROFITEERING  HAS BEEN QUASHED   Charles Evans Hughes Makes Point That They Are Not Included in Lever Act Because Woolen Goods Didn’t  Constitute Wearine Annarel

WOOLEN MILLS INDICTMENTS ARE QUASHED   Chas. E. Hughes Gets Alleged Profiteers Off Because Woolen  Goods Are Not Wearing Apparel.

INDICTMENTS ARE QUASHE!   Demurrer in Case of Amer ican Woolen Company I, Sustained.

Indictments Against Amer. ican Woolen Company Dismissed by Judge

LUUKT UUAOHE: INDICTMENTS 0 WOOL COMPAN              Judge Holds Lever Act D , Not Include Cloth in Term “Wearing Apparel”

WOOD IXDICTMENTS QUASHED   (harace ‘Anoeinet Reowilewn NMaqnrate Meld et Goeed.

WOOLEN MEN SNEAK OUT   Woolen Cloth Not Wearing Apparel. Act Does Not Apply.

WOOD AND WOOLEN WIN   Indictments on Charges of Profiteering Quashed

WOOD CLEARED OF - PROFITEER CHARGE   Indictment ~ Against: -Ainerican Woolen Companies And Prest. -dent Ouathed By Judes Mack:

INDICTMENT AGAINST WOOLEN CO. IS QUASHED   JUBGE JULIAN MACK SUSTAINEI DEMURRER RROT AGAINST INDICTMENT.   He Held That There Was a Vast Dif. ference: Between Wearing Abporcl os Mentioned in Lever Act and Cloth.

ela ole of ofe vfs ole of afe ofe efe ele afe Je o]e of:  INDICTMENTS QUASHED

INDICTMENTS QUASHED   Vederal Judge Sustains Wool Men’s Demarret

QUASH CHARGE... AGAINST WOOD OF WOOLEN COMPANY   Court Sets Aside Indictment on Ground Goods Are - Not Anoarel.

QUASH INDICTMENT  AGAINST WOOL FIRN   COURT HOLDS LEVER ACT DOES NOT APPLY TO PIECES OF CLOTH AND DISMISS ES ACTION

WOOLEN TRUST ESCAPES COURT   William J. Wood and His Company Free by Action of Federal Judge; Lever Act Don’t Hit Them.

“TO DEPORT AN AMERICAN   Boa: Costello's.” Correspondente Couses Prowble. da Ravliane. :

BRITAIN OUSTS CHICAGOAN   Orders E. J. Costello, a Man, Deported After Seizing His Correspondence.

BRITAIN OUSTS  CHICAGOAN   Orders E. J. Costello, a Newspaper Man, Deported After Seizing His Correspondence,

With ¢ ‘Carmen, ‘But. Secking. ‘Raises Pile Own: Account—Gravity’¢ ‘of «Situation Much: Increased

OFFER 1S MADE 10TROLLEY. STRIKERS   Painters, Plumbers.and Mover: Also ‘Threaten Tic-Up  “for More ‘Money

ENULEES TRADE IN MEAICU.  Aad Obrexon Will Give Guarantee te Protect Foreigners, He Says.

BLUEBEARD TELLS OF FIFTH MURDER   Doesn’t Remember Name of Wife He Drowned in Wash- inaton Lake.

SLAYER ES ANXIOUS THAT HIt STORIES BE ACCEPTED TO ESCAPE EXTRADI.  TION.

BLUEBEARD TRIES TO PROVE HINISELT GUILTY OF MURDER   Would Rather Take His Chances in Cnlifornia Than in Wash. ington State,

Much Married Murderer Remembers Kill ing Another Wife   Says He has Forgotten Her Name Anyway He Pushed Her Out of a Boat and Held her Under

FOURTH CUP RACE T0 BE RUN TOMORROW: SLOOPS PREPARE FOR TIGHT RACE

SHAMROCK TO DRY DOCK FOR GOOD CLEANING   Resolute’s Victory in _ Yesterday's Race  Adds Interest

INTEREST KEEN 18 TOMBRRGW’S BAC   Shamrock Gets Overhauling To. day—Close Tinish Yesterday  Adds to Anxiety Over Out  anmp.

SHAMROCK AND RESOLUTE FINISH INSAME TIME   Losers of Race “Agree it Was One of the Finest Ever Staged

Contest Wednesday Gives Added Interest to Yacht ing Classic—Defender Un. dergoes Rigid Inspection.  BURTON PLEASED BY PERFORMANCE  Course for Friday Has Reaches in Which, the Irish Sloop Has Shown Her Best Ability.

L RACE ~ TOMORROW   Resolute and Shamrock to‘ Have Another Contest fer Cup Thea.

THE SHAMROCK I) URYDOCKED   Challenger is Being Put ir Spick and Span Condition for Tomorrow’s Race.

SHAMROCK IN DOCK   Challenger Having Underbody Cleaned For Fourth Race.

SHAMROCK DRYDOCKED TODAY — TO HAVE HER BOTTOM CLEANED   Sir Thomas Well Pleased with Yesterday’s Race and Confident of Getting One of Next Two and with It the Coveted Cup,

NEXT CUP RACE - ._.. SET FOR FRIDAY   SHAMROCK TO BE CLEAN. ED AFTER DEFEAT YESTERDAY.

SHAMROCK: GOES INTO ORYOOGK AFTER LOSS. YESTERDM   Ine of the Closest Races Ever Run by Contestants for Cup Won by Resolute on Elapsed Time—No Oi1 on Shamracic ta. Amnaunt to Much. .

GLENWOOD EASILY  DEFEATS STRAHAN   Game Played at Armory. Last Frida; Night Results in Great Victory For Glenwood High School

HARDING LEANING “TOWARDS HOOVER ~ CRITICISM HEART   Primndiiness of . President-elec Stirs Gomment in National : . Capital   CABINET JOB FOR: FORMER FOOD HEAD A POSSIBILITY   Not: ‘Only Johnsonites But Other ‘ Brrongly Oppose His Belection,   ANOTHER RIPPLE . CAUSED   Harding Reporied Considerin; ‘Favorably Present Peace — ‘Feague Machinery.

DITTER ENTERS   Treaty Foes Fear Harding Is Switching Toward the _ . League of Nations.   BITTER TOWARD HOOVER   President-Elect Criticized for Friendly References to Westerner.

CRAZED WOMAN LEAPS’ TO DEATH IN KENOSH/   Blood Poisoning Responsibl for Rash Act.

CRAZED WITH FE\ FEVER; LEAPS TO HER DEATH   KENOSHA WOMAN JUMPS FROM HOSPITAL WINDOW.

COMMON SCHOOLS CLOSING.   Goldsmith Grades Through and Others Will Finish in Few Days.

SCHOOLS CLOSING.      COidsmith Gradex Through ant Others Will Vinish in Few Days.

Withdrawal of 40,000 Red: Bear Warsaw Imperilled by New Smash.   LEMBERG WEAR CAPTURE   Bolsheviks Continue Gains on Extreme Ends of 500 Mile S Battle Front.

ADMIT DEFEAT AROUND WARSAW   Official Statement Asserts Soviet’s Dis:’ trust of Polish Delegation--Three Bolshevik Armies Operating in Poland Cut Off From Each Other.

RUSSIANS ADMIT DEFEAT BY POLES   Polish Advices Claim Red Armie: Have Been Split Into Three Parts by Their Forces   20 MILES OF FRONTIER.   United States and England Both Disapprove of Advances Into Russian Territory

BOLSHEVIK! ADMIT = POLISH VICTORIES    Bolcheviki Object to Obstructionist Tactics of Poles at Peace.  Conference

COUPLE FALL THROUGH - BRIDGE; NEAR DEATH   Eau Claire Girl Unconscious _ From Accident.

SEEKS LIGHT ON NEWSPRINT   Congress Asks Commerce Department About Shortage of Paper and “Preferences.”

SEEKS LIGHT ON NEWSPRINT   Congress Asks Commerce Oepartment About Shortage of Paper and

BRITISH PRESS SHOWS ANXIETY OVERWAR CLOUD   Rejection of Request For Ten Day Truce in Poland Causes. Alarm.

LONDON NEWSPAPERS EXPRESS  ANXIETY OVER REJECTION OF rhRAVA frenprre PENniifre.s

LONDON NEWSPAPERS EXPRESS ANXIETY OVER REJECTION OF LlLAVA CEOQRRE'C REOLEST.

LEAVE SOON FOR MEXICO   To Attend Inauguration of President Obregon in Mexico City. Neff is Guest at City of Laredo.

‘DES MOINES NEWSPAPER [ BUILDING PURNED TODAY   Was Fer Many Years Ocenpicd By Register and Tribane.

LABOR WILL DEMAND INVESTIGATION OF LIVING COSTSINU.S   Congress Will Also Be Asked to Look Into Profits of Big Corporations, Who Are Als oCharged With Closing Fac - tories and Curtailine Output.

Samuel Gompers Outlines Program Which American Federation of Labor Will Present to Congress—Wants Restriction  quan denier nhanm

LABOR 10 ASK PROB      Will Present Demands to Congress   PROGRAM IS READY   Plans Described by Gom pers Today

Berlin National Assembly Sets ~ Pace in Modern Labor Legislation.   FOUGHT BY THE BOLSHEVIK!   New Law Gives the Workers a Vote in the Directorate of Any Business Enterprise, Farming or Otherwise.

BERLIN ASoEMBLY 0.K. SSHOPS BILL   German National Body Sets Pace in Labor Legislation.   INDEPENDENTS FIGHT CHANGE   Measure as Adopted Gives Workers ; Vote in the Directorate of Any Business Enterprise, Farming or Otherwise.

GERMAN SHOPS BILL 1S ADOPTED   Berlin National Assembly Sets Pace in Modern Labor Legislation.   FOUGHT BY THE BOLSHEVIK)   New Law Gives the Workers a Vote in the Directorate of Any Business Enterprise, Farming wf or Otherwise.

PRESIDENT URGES-MEN OF AMERICA ‘TO STAND UP 10 GREAT MORAL GRISt

MINE LEADER SEES TROUBLE IN FINDINGS   Lauck Scores Decision of Anthracite Commission.

SAYS COAL PRICE SHOULD DROP   Lauck Attacks Wage Award   Predicts Trouble—Says Min Owners Expected Bigge «Increases

STAND FALUS; 21 ARE HURT   Delegaics to Northern Baptist Convention tninvred in Aeeddent.

STAND COLLAPSES” “AT BUEFALO-N   B00 PERSONS FALL WITH IT   ‘ajar ‘Sintaiied® “by” os “iis” “of WiEen,) is “Rev. ‘Lod Peacock of*~ -__East” “Northfield:

BAPTISTS IN ACCIDENT   ‘Delegates. Hurt When Platform . Crashes Down in Buffalo.

BERLIN EMBASSY AT VATICAN   Diego Von Bergen Is to Be the Firs’ German Ambassador to the Holy See.

“AUC. PASO           He Claims She With Daughter Left For Italy. Tw  Willow Grove Today Asserts Baby: Cough  Thair Paceaeeinn Nat Tang Age:

He Claitts She With Daughter Left For Italy Two Willow Grove Today Asserts Baby Co Their Possession Not Long Avo.

PEPUBLIGANG GATHER MARION FUN “wenn iF HARING IND 0 ~ HEAR AIG SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

REPUBLICANS GATH AT NMARION Uh NOTIFICATION OF oaADING AND TO HEAR HIS Skee OF ACCEPTANCE

DRASTIC ACTION MAY BI ‘NECESSARY TO SOLVE TIE-UP.   MANAGERS CONFER WITH  CC

SUVERNMENT ABERLIL A WORK TO AVERT GRIOI Ih INDUSTRY ANG “au   SHORTAGE OF HELP ON FARMS FORECASTS SERIOUS CROP SHORTAGE

Intetstate Commerce Board _in eonference with railroad oma es at  Capital   APPEALS CLOG: THE WIRES   Necessities of lifé must — be shipped—Bank  system _ begins to feel the *. strain: a

Interstate Commerce Com. js Swamped With Calls For Relief   INDUSTRY IS MENACED   Hercic Mcasures Will Be Re quired to Straighten Ter rible Tangle

SHOWS CONCERN FOR M’SWINEY   Paris Man Accased ef Murders Makes Daily Inagqesiry.

FLOOD OF ORDERS FOR MATERIA!   RAILROAD SUPPLY HOUSE EX CEEDINGLY BUSY IN MEET ING NEW DEMANDS.

~~ REBUILDING LINES   TRANSPORTATION VINES “SHOT TO PIKCES" UNDER TU. S. “ CONTROL, ECUIPMENT MAN EVERS

RECONSTRUCTION -OF THE RAILROADS “ALREADY STARTED   Railroad “Supply House Reported From 30 to 60 Days Behind on Orders.

RAILROAD SUPPLY HOUSES RUSHED   Orders Increased Rapidly During Last Two or Three Weeks, Reconstruction Work Starts

RECONSTRUCTION OF HAILROADS BEGUN   improvement Work Indicated by Reports from Companies Supplying Equipment.   ‘BEHIND WITH MANY ORDERS   May Be Year Before Roads are Back on Pre-war Plane, It is Predicted.

ROADS START — TO BUILD UP   EQUIPMENT WAS “SHOT TO  PIECES’ DURING WAR “SAY HEADS OF ORGANIZATIONS MANY CONTRACTS LET.

RECONSTRUCTION OF RAILROADS STARTEI   AU Raileoad Supply Flouses Report. ed From 80 to GO Days Behind  on ‘/Pheir Orders,

Wrangel’s Troops in  ~New ‘Advance Capture        30, 000 Red Soldier:

‘Anti-Bolshevik Advance Southern Russia is Marked by Defeat of Three Soviet Divisions Near Taurida

WRANGEL HITS REDS IN SOUTH   Bolshevik Forces Suffer Heavy Loss in Fighting Along Southern Line.   UKRANIANS JOIN IN FIGHT

General Wrangel Pushing Advance   4,000 Bolshevist Troops Are Re ported Captured North Of Taurida.

WRANGEL REPORTS CAPTURE OF 7,000 BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   REPORTS AN ADVANCE BRING MADE AGAINST SOVIET brOoOnahea

SUFFRAGE BILL TO BE VOTED UPON IN TWO STATES TODA}   Anti’s Gain Strength in Ten nessee While Bitter Fight Is Being Waged in North Carolina.

AVORABLE REPORT IS MADE BY COMMITTEE   beaker Says Ratification Is Beaten, But Those Who : a or the Measure Declare It Will Be Adopted.

UWE SE FAVORS SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Legislators - Will Recommend   Adoption   ‘MINORITY REPORT , AGAINST WILL BE MADE

AVOMABLE REPORT MADE OV SUFFRAGE   TENNESSEE HOUSE COMMITTEE DECIMES TO RECOMMEND ITS ADOPTION.   VOTE WILL BE TAKEN TORY   Presidential Nominee Again Requests Governor Roberts to Urge Passage of Measure.

OTE ON SUFFRAGE WILL BE TAREN BY TENNESSEE HOUSE   Committee Recommends Thai Ratification Resolution be Adopted.   OPPONENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA ON OFFENSIVE      In Anticipation of Bitter Fight Both the Floor and Galleries of Legislature at Raleigh Will be Divided, Suffragists on One Side, Antis on Other.

FATE OF SUFFRAGE IS STILL IN DOUB'   House Committee in Tennessee Recommends Adontion-—Claims Conflict.

TENNESSEE VOTE TUESDAY (iN AMENDMENT   Both Suffrage and Opposi lion Leaa s Con fident.

1) REPORT SUFFRAGE ACT.      Leaders in Tennessee Say Vote on Ratification Today is Certain.

FATE OF SUFFRAGE HANGS IN BALANCE   Both Sides ° Express - Conti : dence on: Eve. of Vote. in Tennessee Lower House

TENNESSEE 10 DECIDE TODAY   Committee Recommends Ratification, 10 to 8   Nashville Delegation Deserts io Anti-Suffrage Side

TENNESOE WILL HECIDE oUFFRAGE TWESTION TODAY   Speaker Walker Says tne Proposed Amendment Will Be Rejected.

TENNESSEE VOTES TODAY 1) DEGHIE SUFFRAGE ISSUE   LOWER HOUSE WILL SAY If STATE WILL BECOME ‘PERFECT 36’

TODAY COMES TEST IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   TENNESSEE HOUSE PREPARED TO TAKE THE VOTE.   Supporters of Ratification Prefeas t< See Victery, But Speaker Walker Says Measere Will Be Rejected.

FATE OF EQUAL “SUFFRAGE WILL BEKNOWN TODAY   Lower House of Tennesi see Legislature to i Take Vote   BOTH SIDES CONFIDEN?   Suffrage Opponents Take Offen sive in North Caroiina’s Struzgle, With Result m Doubt

Haskell and Pittsburg Normal Will Meet at Woodland Park October 1   Program. of Entertainment Features Larger Than at Any Previous Fair

THREE AFTERNOONS OF. .AUTO RACING PROVID BY CO      Haskell and Pittsburg Normal Will Meet at Woodland. Park! : October 1 E       Program of "Entertainment  ‘Features Larger Than :at Any  Proavinne Fair

PRES. WILSON I) PREPARING HIS. TRIBUNAL   Making Plans to Pick the Members of the Railroad Wage Board.   RAILROAD EMPLOYES AND PUBLIC FIGURE   Union Heads Are Dubious Over Time Necessary to Put Plan in Operation.

WORKMEN TO. TRY LAW OUT THEY. DECIDE   “We Are All’ Good: Ameri: cans,” Says Union Leader; Will Co-operate. ©.   WILSON PREPARES ' TO. . PUT WAGE ISSUES UP

SLIM CHANGE FOR BAKERSFIELD P.O   Committee Blocks Bl for Appropriations for Buildings

NO PORK MEASURES AT THIS CONGRESS       House Public uildings Body Decides Unanimously Not te Recommend a Building Bill,

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION MAY - FACE DEADLOCK   It Is Helleved that Palmer and Co’ Forces Will Control Over 400 Votes

TALK TURNS TO “DARK HORSES”    Believe Palmer and Cox Will Kill Off Each Other   NOT SURE ABOUT mrapoo   Marshall, Davis and Owen Are in the Limelight  Buy HNuoh Boilhlie

SECRETARY OF STATE. DECLARES PRES(IDENT DID NOT DISCUSS MATTER WITH HIM.

THE DARK HORSE MAY WIN IN RAGE   DEMOcRATS AT SAN FRANCISCO  SEE A DEADLOCK ,   WADOO BOOM. STILL LES   Though Don G. Roper Wha Was ‘to Have Been the Leader Has Cancelled His Hotel Reservations, the Fight Goes On

DEABTOCK MAY BE AESULT AT FRISCO   PALMER AND COX FORCES WITH M’ADOO OUT COUNT ON 400 VOTES EACH   TARK HORSE TALK 1S HEARS   Wet and Dry Question to Be Debated on Floor of Convention Before the Platform Is Adopted Report.

PALMER AND COX WILL CON.  SROL MORE THAN J08 VO         DARK HORAE TALK CONTINUE T@ INCREASE WUTit MAR. SHALL THE. MOST. PROM  : NEWS

MEETING OF DEMS FACES A DEADLOCK   Palmer and Cox Forces Are Equally Divided, It Is Indicated   Wet and Dry Issue May Be Carried to Floor of Convention

LOOK FOR DEADLOCK , AT SAN FRANCISC(   Leaders Say Putmer and Cox win Hold 400 ¥otes Mach - wat Beginning.

Leaders Declared Today That Cox and Palmer Lead Would be Hard To Compromise.   MUCH DARK HORSE TALK IS STARTED.   Marshall, Davis and Owen are Most Prominently Mentioned in Connection With the Nomination Should the Leading Candidates Fail to Land.

They Say a Compromise Betweer Thess Two Cundidates Would Be Gut of the Question Dark Horses Looming Up

UEMUGHATIL LERUERO AN PREPARING FOR LENGInY SIEGE BETWEEN FAGTIONS   McAdoo Boosters Again Scratching at Rear Doot of Convention for Admittance Despite —_ Denial of Candidacy of Attorney.

Leaders Declare Palmer and Cox Forces Will Control 400 Votes Apiece   DELEGATES TURNING TO TALK OF DARK HORSES   McADOO IS NOT YET COUNTED OUT; NOMINATION .MAY BR MADE BEFORE ADOPTION Of PLATFORM.

THIRD TERM TALK IS STRANGER 10 COLB!   NEW SECRETARY OF — STATE AVERS DEMOCRATS WILL BACK UP WILSON S  LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CONCLAVE 1S HOW FACIN “DEADLOCK  ~BELIE   Palmer and Cox Men Claim Over 400 Votes Each, With McAdoo Out

CONVENTION MAY — BE DEADLOCKED   With Palmer and Cox Hav ing About Same Number of Votes—Talk of a   “DARK HORSE” HEARD   Marshall, Davis and Owen Mentioned—Everything is in Harmony

POSSIBILITY OF NOMINATION ©} A DARK HORSE INCREASES AS CONVENTION AP. PROACHES   EXPECT SHORT SESSION   Plitforimn May Be Debated in Conver ticn if Committee Fails to Reach an Agietment—Corx Sup. relter Phiys Wilson Enemy

Reds in Mexico Open Attack on Federal Troop:   3000 Yucatan Bulshevists Gx Into Adioining State to  War On Obrevon

RADICALS MOST DANGEROUS OF DISSATISFIED   Demobilization of the Army Progresses In Face of Dancer   ALL FACTIONS ALERT      Strength of President Obregon Will Be Tested From the Start

‘OUR HOSTILE MOVEMENTS ALREADY ON AGAINST NEW GOVERNMENT (F ORREGIA

FAB HOSTILE MOVEMENTS      idable Opponents of President Obregon.

SENATE PASSES DEAN ELECTION BILL 2110 6   QUALIFYING TEXAS WOMED TO VOTE AT GENERAL ELECTION. —

MODIFICATION OF GERMAN TREATY BY ALLIES LIKELY   Germans Ask Changes in Pact That Will Enable Them To Pay   BOTH SIDES DESIROUS OF DEFINITE AGREEMENT   Changes No Revisio 4  Representatives Consider Proposed of Treaty (

PROCEEDINGS FREE FROM THEORETICAL DISCUSSION   Definite Conclusions Being De veloped as to Modification of Treaty Olauses.

bLAMANS ANXIOUS TO GLEAN SLATE   Talk Less of Hardships c Treaty and Try to Meet Allied Demands.

HINDENBURG. WANTEE FOR DEPORTATIONS BELIEVE GERMANS   Says He is Held Responsible For Many Slavery Charges Against Germans by the Women of France, Whe Qaflored Tradioni{tioe.

WHY THEY WANT. HIM   The German Press Was Found Out Whi the Allies Insist on Try lng Marshall vq Hindenburg,

WANT TINCENBURS FUR CRUEL SLAVERY OF YOUNG GIRLS   German Press Makes Public the Cherge Allies Have Brought Against Him.

COURT ENJOINS STRIKERS.   Must Cease Interfering With Wovement for an Opea Shop.

MOST SWEEPING INJUNCTION EVER ISSUED. IN MASSACHUSETTS PUTS END TO LONG SHOEMAKERS STRIFE

SHOE STRIKE ORDERED OFF   Factory Workers in Massachusetts Ordered to Go Back to Work.

COURT ISSUES STRIKE DECREE   SHOEMAKERS ORDERED IN INJUNCTION TQ CBASE STRIKE. THAT STARTED FOR CLOSED SHOP.   Enjoined From Paying Strike Benefits, or Any Other Strike From Same Purpose.

‘COURT ORDERS STRIKE OFF   Injunction in Massachusetts Court Tells Shoe Factory Workers to Ga Back to Benches,

WiLL SUSPEND ALL SERVICE TO HONOR VAIL   12,000,000 Telephones And 24,000,000 Miles of Wire To be Tied Up One Minute

LELERUONE-TELECRAPH SERVICE SUSPIENDS FOR ONE.) MINCE » HONORING THEIR DEAS) ‘a0 ivi

FORMER EMPEROR EXPECTED REFUSAL   Ex-Kaiser Says Holland’s De cision No Surprise—Never Officially So Informed.   Press Comment In Different Capitals Differs As to Final Outcome.

MP ADUO'S FRIENDS  SOUT RUMOR OF HIS WITHDRAWAL   Doubt Report That Rormer Treasury Head Sent , Request.   COX NOT TO ATTEND   Western States May Take Concerted Action In ' Meeting.

His Attitude Elugi That of Hoover U, to Be      FRIENDS CLAIM HE WILL ACCE]   Western Democrats Orga and ‘Pre’ Convention Ig Full Swing

His San Francisco Friends Scout Reports That Are Being Circulated.   McAdoo and Cox Not Going To Convention—Other Candidates To Be There

Friends doubt report he asks delegates not to vote for him   Former secretary of treas ury will not go near con vention during session

WON'T HURT _ PALMER'S DIGNITY   Cox and McAdoo Absent Fron Frisco But Palmer Will Be There To Nurse Boomlet

ENTENTE TO SEND HUNSASTIFFNOTE == UNITED STATES WILL NOT PARTICIPATE

DISPATCH NOTE T0 ~ GERMANY TO-DAY    Agreement’ Between Premier Millerand and Mr. Lioyd . George Forms Basis of. lt ~

Supreme Council Dratts Stiff Note Which Is To Be Sent To Germany Todat

REPORT RESTORATION OF LITHUANIA PEACt   League Commission of Contro Assemblies International Army.

LEAGUE MISSION OF MEDIATION IS SUCCESSEU.   Central Lithnania and Kovnc  Government’ Discontinue Moahilieqatian

EDWARDS IS ENDORSED.   Tammany Osceola Club Ac claims Governor As Next President of Nation. -

PUSH SUFFRAGE BILL FEPUBLICANS URGED   Hays Assures Women Party is Doing All t Can “Con’ sistently.”   SENDS MESSAGE TO STATE

True Test of Republican Sin  cerity Lies in Demands on  Governors, Miss Luding tay ectared.   NO COERCION RCION WILL BE USED, HAYS SAYS   Will Telegraph Holcomb Na   tional Committee’s Att, tude But Says He Canno Bring Political Pressure.

Premier Given “Carte Blanche” in Reorganization of Ministry.   [POWER TO DISSOLVE  PARLIAMENT CONFEERRED    Many Killed in Pogroms in Budapest-and Szolnok,— Report,

~ REVERSED CASE   Involved Killing of : School Teacher by Youthful Pupil

COURT OF APPEALS REVERSE! CASES ON ERRORS IN CHARGE OF TRIAL JUDGE,

SENTENCE AGAINST BOY IS REVERSED BY COURT   Errors in Trial Judge’s Charge Are Among Causes

CX TRA   Telegraphic!   HEARS POLES ARE READY TO LEAVE CITY OF WARSAW

WOMAN DROWNS TO KEEP FROM LOSING BEAUTY   Famous Football Player's Moth er Hid From Son From Time He Was a Schoolboy.

GENERAL WOOD DECORATED.   As Officer of Italian Honorary Orders bw Military Attache.

Council Sends Message Ask: -ing President to Be . Madiatar   OPPORTUNITY FOR U.S.   Geneva “Has Felt Bound to _Offer. Task”, to United : States.

Great Britain Cutvoted in League of Nations Assembly   Test Comes on Proposal to Give Up Control of Mandate Committee to Smaller Powers—Want U. S. to Accept Protectorate Over Armenia—Would Cost $20,000,000—To Meet Next Tuesday.

[LEAGUE EXPECTS U. S. REFUSAL IN ARMENIA   Hopes For Acceptance Of Me diation Appeal Slight; France . May Be Selected.

ARMENIA MANDATE PAQOED TO) WILoQN SOLELY UPON HOPE   Geneva Delegates Expecting Nc Aid from U. S. in Tangle of European Interests.

Assembly of the League Is Confronted With a Russtun Threat Tf Soldiers Are Seut to Lithuania to Supervise Plebegcite.

WILL WILSON: MEDITATE,   RSet eee  League Asscmbly His Asked His Help in Armenian Situation.

Received Request From the League of Nations of the Question of Armenian Boundary.

SHOWDOWN COMING ON TREATY, SOON   Lodge Declares That He Will Insist that Peace Treaty be Kept Before Senate Until Disposed Of

REPUBLICAN LEADERS —INSIS THAT TREATY REMAIN IN © SENATE UNTIL DISVOSED OF

REPUBLICANS FORCE ISSUE   ; _ na Senator Lodge Gives Notice That the Peace Treaty Must Be Disposed  of at Once. °

HUW -DOWN ON TREATY oDUGHT BY REPUBLICANS   Lodge to Call Up Pact Thursday and Insist That It Remain Before Senate

REPUBLICANS ANNOUNCE  INTENTION TO END DELAY  ON TREATY IMMEDIATELY

TO FORCE SHOW-DOWN ~ ON TREATY   QED. SEADEIS GLAVE NECID ED TO BRING HATTER TU A HEAD AT ONUE   SEX. LONGE TO CALL UP THE TREATY FOR CONSTDERA:! TION ‘THURSDAY

REPUBLICANS TO FORCE THE ISSUE   Senator Lodge Gives Notice Treaty Is to Be Called Up Thursday to Remain Until Finally Disposed Of.

WILSON MAY VETO RAILROAD BILL   RAILROAD UNIONS ARE CONFI. DENT THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL HELP IN THEIR FIGHT

REPUBLICANS “WILL COMPEL. ~ PACT ACTION   LEADERS PLAN TO FORCE ISSUE AND ERING FINAL SHOWDOWN ON TREATY

FORCE FINAL =. ~ SHOW DOWN ON PEACE TREATY      SENATOR LODGE WILL DEMANI "THAT NO OTHER BUSINESS ’ WILL BE CONSIDERED. .

T0 FORCE THE  PEACE TREATY   : oe  REPUBLICAN LEADERS ANNOUNC } ED THAT THEY HAD REACH. ED TH4T DECISION.   Senator Lodge Today Gave Notice That On Thuraday He Woald Cal Up the Treaty and Insist That It Remain There

REPUBLICANS 10 PUSH THE TREATY   Senator Lodge Tells Senate That He Will Insist Upon Final Disposition at Once.   CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATS   Civil Service Retirement Bill and Dyestuffs Measure to be Considered Tomorrow.

LODGE TO FORCE: ISSUE ON THE PEACE TREAT‘   WAT Call Pact Up. Thursday: and Keep Tt Betore Semite Until

FIGHT RATE INCREASE      we Chicago City Council Asked to Appro: priate Funds for Legislation

4 ry Seitate Committee Adjourned Over   Committec Investigating Sovtet ‘Work  “iw America Adjourns  Until ‘Thursae: . :

THREE NEGROES -LNGHED I “GEORGI.   Man Hunt on For Fourth Member of Party’ Who Killed Farmer —- Fourth Negro. Shot to Death

FLORIDA TOWN QUIET AFTER LYNCHING FOU   Father’ Trouble Anticipated I! Another Negro Slayer is Found by Posae,

FOUR NEGROES LYNCHED BY MOB IN FLORIDA   Murder of Farmer Is Followed by Speedy Action on Partof Southern Posse.   THREE TAKEN FROM JAIL

} NEGROES LYNCHED BY FLORIDA MOR   Three Negroes Strutig up and ‘A Fourth Shot to Death. — Another is Now Sought by Posses in Connection With Killing nf BRarmer.

FQUR ARE GEAD FOLLOWING M08 RULEIN SOUTH   Murder of Farmer is Signal For Rioting in Florida Town,  Expect Death of Fifth Negro  lt Caniuread

THREE NEGROES LYNGHED, ONE  HOT TO DEAT   PURTHER TROUBLE EXPECTEI WHEN NEGRO MURDERER Js CAUGHT BY POSSE.

LUMULTY DENIES ADVICE ON COAL   Report Made, by Miller te Committee Untrue, Says Secretary

TUMULTY OFFERS AN ALIBI.   Says Ile Was Not the Man Whe Directed Coal Shipmerts.

LETTS TAKE 12 VILLAGES   Another Severe Battle and Further Successes Against the Bolsheviki Reported to London.

LETTS TAKE 12 VILLAGES   Another Gevere Battle and Further ; woe Against the Beisheviki Reported to London,

TAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST OUTBREAK OF IRISH RIOTING   Reath Of Hunger Strike On 68th Day Causes Uneasiness.

—————————  Hunyer Striker Dies  7 After Fasting 68 7 Days In Cork Jail :

DEATH OF FASTER IR PRISOW AT CORK   [Sinn Feiner Fitzgerald First of Hunger Strikers to  PRG ee

FIRST OF IRISH HUNGER SQUAD “ DIES IN JAIL   Fitzgerald Succumbs -On 68th Day of Fast In the Cork Jail Sunday      MACSWINEY’S WEAKER

MILITARY PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN AT CORK   ‘Death of One of Hunger Strik ers Mav Start Rioting In Irish City.

BRITAIN GUARDS AGAINST OUTBREAK AS RESULT OF - HUNGER STRIKER’S DEATH

YEATS ACQUAINTED WITH IRISH NEEDS   Famous Poet Who Lectures Here Soon Says Ireland Is Politically Mad

POET WILL \K TOMORROW   Man of Letters, Will  Butler Yeats, Distinar at K. C. Hall

CONGHOOMAN MFADDEN’S BILL   UNITED STATES LOSING HER SUPREMACY IN PRODUCTION   WOULD HELP GOLD WINERS    Congresstinmity Seeks to Pass Law Tncreasing Price af Gold to ‘Those  Maktiag lt nito Luxury Goods.

OFFICERS FEE BILL FAILS OF PASSAGE   THIRD CALLED SESSION OF LEG ISLATURE ADJOURNS SINE DIE

THREE TRAINMEN KILLED WHEN BOILER EXPLODES   Three Others Injurcd—Locomotite .Is Destroyed by Explosion.

FINAILY AGREE ON MARINE BIL!   Senate Amendment Provides for Reserve Fund of $25,000,000

House and Senate Conferees  Get Together on Merchant —  Marine Lenislation- .   RETAIN SHIPPING BOARD   But Modify Provision Regard_ing Annual Construction * Fund, Cutting Total  in Half

MAT SELL SHIPS 70 FOREIGHERS   SENATE AND HOUSE CONFER. EES REACH AGREEMENT ON MARINE BILL.

Se ie ee  INN SELL : FOREIGN INTERESTS IF AMEAlGaaa WON'T PURCHASE SHIPS   Provision Made in the Merchant Marine Bill After Virtually an All-Nizht Session—Some Senate Pro necale Eliminatad

Under New Bill Mer chant Marine May Go to Foreigners.   AGREED TO AFTER ALL-NIGHT MEET

CONGRESS READY TOSELL VESSELS   House and Senate Conferees -. Agree on Program of Disposition.   SEEK BUYERS INU. S.

SENATE.AND HOUSE « < ~~. FINISH MARINE: BIL   Reach“ Agreement  ‘on: AN Provisions, Voting -Annual - “Appropriation’ of $25,000,000.

MARINE BILL AGREED UPON   Shipping Board of Seven Members; Reserve Fund of $25,000,000 Annually for Next Five Years.

BILL SANCTIONED BY CONFEREES IN ALL-NIGHT MEET   Strict Rules Hold Board In Check In Sales To Foreigners.

ANALLY REAGH AGREEMENT ON SHIPPING BILE   SALE TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS UNDER CERTAIN PROVISIONS IS PERMITTED,

MERCHANT MARINE AGREEMENT MADE   HOUSE AND SENATE CON. FEREES COME TO UNDERSTANDING.

MAY SELL SHIPS   Kffort Must Be Made to Find American Purchasers  

CONFEREES AGREE ON THE MERCHANT MARINE BILL   Senate Changes Mensure to Provid For Reserve Fund of $25,000,000 Annals,

Give Foreigners  Privilege To Buy American Ships If Not Sold At Home

AGREEMENT ON 5. SHIPS MAE BY GONFEREE!   Provide for Sale of Ships to Foreign Interests If Good Offers Here Lacking

AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED   House: ‘Merchant’ Marine ~ Bill Settled After. All. - Night.Conference:

ANOTHER ATTEMPT IS MADE TODAY TO ‘BURN COTTAGE M,   Which Was Partially De - stroyed. by. Fire Yesterday--Oil Soaked Comforts forts Found Burning Under the Floors.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT IS MADE. TODAY TO _ BURN COTTAGE M,   Which Was: ‘Partially. Destroyed by ‘Fire Yester_ day--Oil Soaked Comforts - forts Found Burning Under the Floors,  a

ARSON SUSPECTEL IN HOSPITAL FIRE   State Board Members, Ii specting Ruins, Find Ot Soaked Comforts anc Shavings Burning.

A TRACTOR SHOW ~ FOR COUNTY FAIR   FALL DEMONSTRATION I PLANNED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS   NUMEROUS _ DISPLAYS   Merchants Exhibits Will Fill Al Available Space, Committee Reports   Entries In Boys’ and Girls’ Con tests Show the Popularity of New Plan

A TRACTOR SHOW FOR COUNTY FAIR   FALL DEMONSTRATION IS PLANNED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS   NUMEROUS _ DISPLAYS   Merchants Exhibits Will Fill Al Avuilable Space, Committce Reports

ALL EYES ON LLOYD GEORGE   Pronouncement of Pre mier on Coal Strike Is  Anxiously Awaited.   BELIEF IS THAT ' HE WON'T YIELD

LABOR MEN MAY SPLIT ENGLAND   Miners’ Siruggle Likely to Precip: itate Historic Situation   ACTION iS EXPECTED TODAY   Definite Stand to be Taken by the Government

Indications Point to Development of Political, as well as industrial Crisis, in Situation in England

Harding Invites Every Faction of Republicans To Join His Campaign

UNITY SOUGHT BY SENATOR HARDING   NOMINEE NOW EXPECTS ALI. SHADES OF REPUBLICAN OPINION TO JOIN IN   AND EVEN HIRAM JOHNSON   The Californian Will Be Making Syeeches for Senator Harding Before Long, His Political Friends Predict

SENATOR HIRAM JOHNS CLUDED IN NOMI VITATION ‘TO ¢ BAND WAGON     YN IS IN

ONY JOHNSON  1) CAMPAIGK  rOn GOLF LEADER   Candidate to Discuss No Is. sues Until After Acceptance

ORDERS PROBE INTO KILLING ELECTION DAY   Department of Justice Issues Order to Mak2 Probe   Thirty Negroes Were Killed Ir Florida

Federal Attorney © To Investigate  \   Purposes to Find Whather. Federat Statutes ViOlnted in Vlorida Electinn Riots.

30 BLACKS KILLED ON ELECTION BAY   Riots Between Negroes anc Whites in Florida Being Investigated.

FEDERAL PROBE ORDERED   Election Disorders at Ovcoo, Fin., to bs Investizated.

ELECTION RIOTS IN FLORIDA ARE INVESTIGATED   Trouble Began When Negro Tried -to Voie, Is (lation

PRISONER ESCAPES SHERIFE   Jumps Inte Crowd at Small Town Depot and Gets Away While Enroute to Pen.

THIS GHAP THEY JUST GANT HOLD   Albert Conrad, Who Escaped Twice from Lynn County Jail Gets Away from Sheriff While on Way to Begir a Ten Year Term for Burglary.

ESCAPES WHILE BEING BROUGHT TO STATE PED   Posse Hunts fowa Burglar Who Made Getaway.

PRISON BIRO JUMPS TRAIN   Escaped From Sheriff at Elmira While Being TranSierred te Another Train.

WEST ROAD T0 OPEN TONIGHT   REPAIRS AFTER THURSDAY STORM ARE COMPLETED E4RLIER THAN WAS EXPECTED.

WESTROADTO" ~  OPEN TONIGHT   REPAIRS AFTER THURSDAY STORM ARE COMPLETED EGMLSER TMAN WABD EXPECTED.

BOLSHEVIK] BREAK THROUG   General Wrangle’s Lines Said to Be Shattered by Russians,

RED FLAG WAVES OVER SOUTH RUSS.   General Wrangel. Making Gallan’ Fight in Stem the Tide of Bolshevist Advance.

30TH STATE HAS 0. K.’D SUFFRAGE; NEED SIX MORE   Result fs Th Dowbt-as There Are Nine Mere:States fc Be Heard Frog: an: the Amendment.

A OMAN OUTLOOK   NATIONAL SEUPPRAGE PORK WOM. EN IN DOUB   Leaders -CUneertain of Victory in Time tor Balloting tor President,

“IN BALANCE NOV   Ata Fate Fer 1920 Presidential Elec  tion Swings by Narrow Thread of Hope.

FORECAST FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN COMING ELECTION DOUBTFUL   Ratification of Seven States Needed If Fair Sex Are Given Privilege of Casting Presidential Ballot

Federal Amendment Trem: bling in the Balance Say Leaders.  eae ne  NEED 7 OUT OF tli  ry  Leaders Hopeful as Bal. loting Still Con- . tinues.

RECONSTRUCTION PLANS OF MEXICO OUTLINED   Minister of Finance Alvarado Says Justice Inspires All Acts of Pres. ent Government.

GIVES MEXICO’S © REVIVAL PLANS   Gen. Alvarado Says Justice Inspires All Acts of the New Regime, oe  ay   DRIVE FOR EDUCATION AFOOT   Majority of Those Forming the Pree ent Government Are Progressive Young Men, Educated in the United States, He Declares.

NEW PROGRAM OF GOVERNMENT   Trying to Develop Rigid Honesty in all Government Branches

REVIVAL PLANS OF MEXICO QUTLINED   Justice Inspires All Acts, Declares General! Alvarado.   NEW REGIME IS PROGRESSIVE   Present Government Is Dominated Mainly by Young Men, Many of Whom Were Educated in the United States.

VARADO GIVES RECONSTRUCTION PLANS TO MEXICO   exicans of All Faiths and ' Parties Are to Help in .Movement.   SETTLE PETROLEUM DISPUTE

FYAN WILL ENGAGE UNTERMYER TO TAKE CHARGE OF WORK OF READJUST MENT

HIGH FINANCIER “HOW IN TROUBLE   ALANIPULATED A CORNER OF STUTZ MOTOR’ STOOK   ALLEN RYAN TO READJUST   Comptroller of the Currenty, J. SKC ton Wiliams, Says No. Loans t Ryan From Banks Under His Su povvtsion Without Collateral, ,

qurrRorten WILLIAMS RYAN GIVEN CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH   Apparently Enough Collateral ta Caper lLoankg

COMPTROLLER «3 SAYS RYAN HAS GOOD SECURITY   AN HAD MANIPULATED «IN MOTOR STOCK   Financier Has Retained Samuel  ntescne ‘er to Hel: Straighten UVhings’ Cor fer secs to Be Held

RYAN ASKS AD: OF UTTER UNAS FINANCES      Bankers Will Meet as Ret resenting Largest ’. Creditors.

UNTERMIVER: MIAY “HANDLE BYAN AFFAIR   Alan A. Ryan; Financier, Al _leged'to Have Cornered’ the  _ Stutz Motor Stock Requests Him to Readjust-His Affairs, ‘Confers With.Comptroller.

HANTERRIYER 10 AUST BEAN" HONEY TAQUALE      ‘Stutz, Motor. Magnate’s - “Mik . lions Reported Involved; . Bankers Apprehensive’- ~

WALL ST. WIZARD SEEKS LEGAL AID TO SAVE FORTUNE   A. A. Ryan, Who Near ly Plucked ‘Wolves’, Not Yet On Rocks.

UNTERMYER MAY SET FINANCIER UPON HIS FEE   Allan A. Ryan Asks Samue! Un. termyer to Unravel Tangled Finances.   Another Conference of Banker:

RYAN ASKS UNTERMYER ~ PD ADJUST HIS AFFAIRS      Comptroller Williams © Say: Banks Under Bis Supervisior Are Protected With Callatera

MINERS’ OFFICERS ARRESTED.   Two Held for Conspiracy to Enhance  iets v2 Sta d

ALL FACE CHARGE OF CONSPIRAC)   Mine Workers’ Officials and Coa! Operators Under Arrest.

CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Mine Workers are Arrested at Terre Haute, Ind.

MET DEATH IN THE TORNADO   Which Swept Mississippi, Western  Alabama and Tennessee.

GREEK BATTLESHIP ~ GOES FOR THE KINE   Notification of Plebescite and Invitation to Return is Received by Constantine in Lucetne, Switzerland.—Former Minister Wont Return.

SENT BACK TO POST      Summerlin Ordered to Return to Mexico City

HENAY if. STON HNC FALL, SUCCUMBS   FORMER CITY COUNCILMAN AND * WELI. KNOWN BUSINESS MS MAN DEAD.

RETAILERS SAY COAL IS GOING HIGHE   State That Recent Small Reduction: Have Qnly Been of Temporary Nature.

President's Escort of 800 Men Said to Be Engaged With Revolutionary Forces in State -of Pueola,   GUTIERREZ IS NAMED COAHUILA GOVERNOR   Department of Justice Agents Seize $150,000 Deposited by Federal Customs Collector at Laredo,

STORK IS BUSY IN FRANCE   Pays 39,668 Visits in Paris—Hospitals Are Overtaxed—War Quickened Mother Instinct.

BIRTH RATE GROWS IN FRANCE   Maternity Hospitals Oveptaxed With Mothers and Babies

FKANLES SiUKK IS BUSY   Mother Instinct Is Quickened—Paris Hospitals Overtaxed,

RISK MARRIAGE T00 SOON      Gtty Registrar of Bouton Aescrts Young People Ruch Ianto . Matrimony Teo

YOUTH SHOT IRATE FATHER   Leavenworth County Has Real Sensation.   LOVED 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL   Because the Parent Objected, Boy Punetured Him With Rifle Bullet.

LONGLEY HEADS EPISCOPAL IANS   Episcopal Synod of North west Elects Officers at Davenport.

STATEWIDE SYSTEM OF ELEVATORS   FOR STORING GRAIN PROPOSED IN OHIO  GRANGERS CONVEN TON   ‘Endorsement of Scheme to be Asked — Plannec  to Capitalize System ai  One Million,

GRANGE PLANS CHANGE IN TAXES   Will Endeavor to Bring Intangt. ble Properly Under Taxation   Will be-Asked to torm Holdin g Company for Grain Elevators

VICTIM OF ~ RR. WRECK   Near New Waterford paid to Have Been Robbed of $20,000—R. R. Co. Investigating.

TAKE BIG SUM ~ FROMDEAD MAI   Joseph Kloer Killed in Wreck Near East Palestine on Pennsy Is Robbed.   ON HIS WAY TO THIS CITY

IMMIGRANT KILLED  . IN WRECK ROBBED OF $70.000. IS CHARG   Invextigatinn Started In Connecdtor With Derailment Tuesday Near Waterford, Glia.

WRECK VICTIM WAS ROBBED   Unknown Person Took $20,000 From J. 1. Lloor, Who Was Killed in Rail Accident in Ohio.

FOREST. FIRES RAGING   Conflecrations in New Brunswick Canada, Becomin: Serious.

7 7  ia, SA SA, SO, SS Se’ SI, ed  Official Program Fall Festival.  c_* + Sn, * ne.” ae,”  ee + en + ee e  " F

a, Si A SO i Ss a, Ss A   Official Program. * Fall Festival. = *

Confidential Correspondence Between Taft, Wickersham and Other League of Nations Advocates Presented to Senate Committee  Investigating Campaign Expenditures   SEVERAL LETTERS ARE MISSING

LEAGUE 10 ENFORCE PEACE UNDER FRE   NUMBER CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS FRO FILES ARE PRODUCED.   CHARGE LAW ‘VWOLATION   Stnate Investigation Committee Hears Report on Taft's Correspondence.

PEACE LEAGUE INVESTIGATED BY SENATE   Attorney for Committee Declares League to Enforce Peace Violated U. S. Laws.

UME OF PASSAGES PROVE STARTLING; TAFT (3 QUOTED   e CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPOND. ENCE OF PEACE ENFORCEMENT BODY MADE PUBLIC.   "MANY BANKERS INVOLVED   Charge Is Now Made That Officials of Organization Violated Logan Act In Dealing With Foreign Government,

KO LEAGUE TE ENFORCE PEACE HAS VIQLATED LAW   Attorney Hunt, Who Investigated Activities, Reports to Senate Committee.   SCORE OF CONFIDENTIAL LETTERS ARE INTRODUCED   Logan Act Forbidding Ameri. can Citizens From Carrying on Negotiations With For. eign Governments Carrie: Penalty of Fine and Jail.

Confidential Letters. o ’ N.Y. Bankers Read Into Record  Attorney, for Committee Charges Violation of . Tagan Act - .

ls Being Investigated and Exposed it Hearing Befare the Senate Campaign Committee

WITH A FOREIGN POWER   LETTERS SHOW TAFT IS SWINGING LEAGUE TO HARDING.

Attorney for Investigating Committee’ Threatens -Pros+  ecution of Citizens   TAFT ASSERTS LEAGUE. MUST BE NON-PARTISAN   Hunt Declares Logan Act Is Violated by Members: of Talt’s Peace League’ ~

PEACE LEAGUE BROKE LOGAN ACT, CHARGED   CANNOT NEGOTIATE CONTROVERSIES WITHOUT PERMISSION OF U. S&S. IS CLAIM

PEACE LEAGUE = ON THE CARPET   senate Investigators Probe Activities of Organization Adjourn Until After Election.

CARRYING ON NEGOTIATING AS CITIZENS   WITH A FOREIGN POWER      LETTERS SHOW TAFT IS SWINGING LEAGUE TO HARD!

TAFT THREATNED 10 QUIT PEACE LEAGUE IF COX WAS INDORSED   Said “the One Hope of League Reservations Is Through Republican Party.   PERSONAL LETTERS ARE GIVEN SENATE COMMITTEE   Private Correspondence ot League to Enforce Peace Is Filed by Committee Att’y.

Act Prohibits American Citizens Carrying on Negotiations With Fo: eign Governments Regarding Disputes or Controversies Without Permission of United States

SLAMS LEAGUE TO ENFORGE PEACE OFFIGIALS IN BAL   Attorney for Investigating Committee Charges Viola- tien of Logan Act.

TAFT PEACE LCAGUE . ACCUSED AS BREAKER ~ OF FEDERAL STATUTE   Senate Investigator Charges Relationship With Foreign ~ Nations [egal      .etters Show Former President Insistent That Organization Keep Out of Politics—Wealthy Are Solicited

PEACE LEAGUE IN NEW LIGHT   SENATE COMMITTED SUES. cuNS2T20n sT 98. L455.   ACCUSED OF A LAW Viokarion

By Officials, Declares Attorney for Senate Committee Investigating Campaign Expenditures —— Agents Discussed With Poreign Diplomats Our Entering League.

ENDS DUBLIN PORT STRIKE   Workers Return to Jobs on Request of Lord Mayor.

DUBLIN PORT STRIKE ENDS      Men Return to Work at the Urgent Request of the Lord Mayor.

IN-FLIGHT TO° CANADA   Qne Stop: Made in Trip’ to Ottowa by Army Fliers.

SMITH! RECITAL THURSDAY   Soprano Has Became Popstar On Numerous Tours

SMITH R ECITA L THURSDAY   ~~ ~ Soprano Has Become Popular On Numerous Tours

Hs Hi. HANNA DIES AT INDIANAPOLIS   FORMER LAFAYETTEAN, FAMOUS AS SOUND MONEY ADVOCATE AND CHURCHMAN

LIVES ENDANGERED BY C. AND A. TRAIN   Jumps Track in Crossing Bridge in Capital.

DOCTOR GETS $1,000 A MINUTE   Husband Increases Fee Aske¢ For Operation On Wife One Thousandfold

FEAR RACE WAR IN LEXINGTON: ORDER TROOPS   Negro Murderer of Lit tle Girl Quarry of Big Mob.

_PERSHING AT RILEY TODAY.     The General Will Pot in a Busy Day and be Much Entertained. F

PEASKING .AT FORT RILEY   Scnior Glfieers Will Give Dinner for General Tonight.

COMMONER NURSING HIS ATTACK OF SPLEED   Returning to his Florida Residence Bryan Harps on Wilson Retirement.

ORGANIZATION OF TOWN AND COLLEGE SINGERS PROPOSED   IFIRE PREVENTION DAY   Members of Organization Told of Plans to Reduce the Fire Loss of the Nation

Members of Organization Told o! Plans to Reduce the Fire Loss of the Nation

BIG EARTHQUAKE IN BRAZIL   Dispatches From the State of Minas Geraes Report Shecks of Un. precedented Violence.

BRAZIL HAS BIG EARTHQUAKE   Shocks of Unprecedented Violence ir Minas Geraes State.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK ARRESTED BY TROOPS   Taken With 10 More ir Sinn Fein Court at City Hall

LORD MAYOR OF CORK AND ASSOCIATES IN JAM   Held in Military Barracks After Be: ing Taken by Soldiers at Sinn Fein Court.

FALL FESTIVAL OFFERS FINE ENTERTAINMENT   Committee Hns Spared Neither Ef. forts nor Expense to Provide Aniusement for Gala Days      A WELL BALANC‘RD PROGRAM   Free Attractions, Contests and Three Excellent Speakers,

_ABOR FINDS AGAINST SOVIET   First Report of British Delegation ig Unfavorable—Great Distress in Russia.

BOLSHEVIK REGIME FOUND WANTING      First Report of Delegates Sent te Investigate Unfavorable to Rule of Lenine.

RINGLING ESTATE $1,056,543   Wisconsin Inheritance Tax for the Showman’s Property Put at $209,077,

$1,056,543 RINGLING ESTATE   Inheritance Tax for Showman’s Prop. erty Put at $209,077,

Great Tidal Wave  Hits Summer Resorts   Four Hotels Washed to Sea at Rockaway Beach--Coney Island Badly Damaged by the High Water...

USED HL. C.L. MONEY 10 BOOST PALMER   Startling Facts Brought Ou by Senate Committee.

SAYS FUND TO FIGHT HIGH COST {24 OF LIVING USED DURING CAMPAIGN   Assistant to Attorney General Flatly Denies Testimony of Woman Formerly in Employ of Department; Republicans Think They Smell Something Rotten.

KENYON SAYS FEDERAL FUND WAS MISUSED   Iowa Senator Lays Black Charge at Door of Attorney General.   APPROPRIATION TO FIGHT H. C. OF L   Was Used to Boost the Can didacy of Palmer. Iowan Charges.

SAYS PALMER DREW ON FUND IN CAMPAIGN   Misused Moneys Total - $500,000, Declares Kenvon.

PALMER SPENT APPROPRIATION TO BOOST SELI  gear wey ere ur ee   Will Seek Repeal of Law Giving Dept. Big Funds

DID PALMER — ~ABUSE TRUST?   SERIOUS ACCUSATIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL    FIGG §DENIES THEM.   SENATOR KENYON SAYS HE 18 CONVINCED OK TRUTH   Senatorial Investigation, Into Press  identia) Campaign! Expenditures Gréws Exciting  -

USEH.C.L. FUND TO AID PALMER RACE. CHARGES   Special Assistant Denies A! legations Before Committee at St. Louis.

APPROPRIATION REPEAL WANTEL      Senator Kenyon Will Demand Repeal of Bill To Reduce The High Cost of Living   USED IN PALMER CAMPAIGN

WOULD REPEAL  APPROPRIATION   Said It Was Used Primarily to Boost Palmer’s Campaign

ll CANDIDACY LAMED FOR MISUSE OF US. FUNDS ©   Kenyon Will Ask That H.C, L. Fund of Congress be Withdtawn. Because of Charges lof Mis-Use of It Against At torney General Palmer. 

GO BACK T0 TREASURY   Kenyon, Convinced It Was Used to Boost Palmer’s Fight tor Nomination, to Ask Appropriation Be Repealed.

TESTIMONY IN ST. LOUIS IS BASIS OF ACT               Republican Senator. Sa Little Money Was Used in H.C. L. Fight. ©        FIGG DENIES STORY OF PALMER’S GR.

0 ASK PALMER  APPROPRIATION BE REPRAT Rin   SENATOR KENYON  AN-' NOUNCES at sp. LOU. HEARINGS oF CHARG!] AGAINST ATTORNEY CH earth

KENYON DECLARES FUND WAS MISSPEN'   SAYS GOVERNMENT MONEY USEC TO BOOST PALMER FOR THE PRemaeN TIAL NOMINAFION.

DEMAND REPEAL OF H.C. L. FUND   Claim Appropriation Usec to Help Boost Attorney -almer’s Stock

KENYON DEMANDS REPEAL OF FUND TO FIGHT HH. 6. L   Misuse of Public Funds in Be half of Palmer’s Canipaign Charged by Head of Senate Committee.

FUNDS FOR FIGHTING HGH COST OF LIVING. BOOSTED MR. PALMER  SAYS SENATOR KENYGK   Chairman of ‘Committee Probing Campaign Expenses Would Get Appropriation Repealed

HITS H. C. L. APPROPRIATION   Kenyon Hears It Was Used to Boost Pa'mer for Presidential Nomination.

KENYON TOASK HCL. APPROPRIATION REPEA   Charges It. Primarily. “Waed? te - Boost Candidacy of Attor. ney General-Palmer. ....

REPEAL OF HIGH COST ALLOWANCE SS0UGHT   SENATOR KENYON SAYS HE WILL MAKE DEMAND AS RESULT OF EXPENSE PROBE.

PROBE FUND WAS USED 3) PALMER   Such is Accusation of Kenyor Who Says Money Was Usec For Promoting Palmer Can: didacy.  Appropriation Was to Prebe High Cost of Living Cond. tions.

SENATOR ONS HEAL WOVE 1D WITHORAW FUND   Witnesses Say H. C. L. Fight Was Really Boost for Palmer in Politics   SLUSH FUND PROBERS GET MGRE CONFIDENCE   Women Say They Talked Campaign on Supposedly N#icial Department Trips

LITTLE OF FUND VED 10 FIGHT LWING GOST   SEN. KENYON SAYS MONEY USED TO BOOST PALMER   AIDED HIM IN DEMOS PRESIDENCY RACE   Senate Committee Investigating Pre convention Campaign Expenditures Makes Discoveries

vor omer  policy  [bst sts  i tas te patios  ie  TO Ri   Chairman of Senate Tritestigating Committee mays Governments Funds Were Used to Boost Palmers   IMONEY APPROPRIATED TO FIGHT HIGH COST: USED   Witnesses Bare Conditions in Attorney General's Qfiice; Committee Starts Back to Washincton.

REPEAL OF H.C.L, APPANPRIATION   Senator Believes Attorney General’s Department Misappropriated Funds, _   WILL GO TO CAPITAL   “Secret But Very Impor. tant” Conferences Will  Be Held.

WOULD REPEAL APPROPRIATION   For Palmer's Fight Against H. C. of L.   CLAIMS IT WAS MISUSED   Chairman Campaign Expenditures Committee Convinced Money Went to Boost Attorney General.

KENYON 70 ASK GUT IN PALMER COIN   Declares Money: Was Used to: Boost. Campaign for President   NOT (USED LAWFULLY   Very Little Went to Cut Higt Living Cost, Says ~ * Senator —

Such is Accusation ot Kenyon Who Says Money Was Used For Promoting Palmer Can: didacy.  Appropriation Was to Prebe High Cost of Living Condi. lions.

SUGGESTS REPEAL CF APPROPRIATION   Senator Kenyon Charges That  Attorney General Uses Public Fund To Boost His Candidacy.

Appropriation Used To Boost Palmer   Senator Kenyon Charges That Appropriation to Fight High Cost of Living Was Used Primarily to Boo Palmer for President.

UNIQUE RECITAL   Of Talented Musicians at the Gran Opera House Next Sunday.

AMERICA WINS RACE   Triumph Over Canada in First International Costest

YANKEE BOAT. BEATS CANADIAI   “Esperanto, From Qloucestor; Defenl. » ed ‘Canadian ‘Schooner, Delawaana.

10 MILLION FOR VET HOSPITALS   FIVE WILL BE BUILT BY U. S TO CARE FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS

SLUSH FUND SCANDAL IS GIGANTIC   William Loeb Admits Before Committee That Big Money Backed General Wood For a Million.

REPAIR FUND TURNED DOWN   House Naval (Committee Opposes $f0,000,000 Appropriation.

TURNS DOWN REPAIR FUND   House Naval Committee Opposes $10. 000,000 Appropriation for Improving Battleships.

MANY LIVES LOST BY TORNADOES IN SOUTHERN STATES   Mississippi and Alabama Worst Sufferers—Property Loss Runs Into Millions.

TORNADOES FATAL TO SCORES —   Hundreds of People Reporter Dead in Southern States   MISSISSIPPI 1S HARD HIT   Alabama Suffers From Affects of Wind Storms

CLOSER UNION BETWEEN LABOR AND EMPLOYERS   Wood Sets Forth Planks of His eng oe” in Clevean

DANIELS REPLIES TO SIMS’ ATTACK.   REGRETS HE RECOMMENDED HONORS FOR SIMS—-UPHOLDG RECORD OF NAvy.

ANTE LG WAKES REPLY UO alia ATTACK ON NAVY   People Will Never Forgive Admiral’s ‘Poison Gas,” Declares Secretary   SIMS DID NOT MEASURE UP TO EXPECTATIONS   LACKED VISION AND PANDER ED TO THE GOOD GRACES Ol THE BRITISH, SECRETAR’ DANIELS CHARGES,

Daniels Tells Committee That Admiral Lacked Vision in War and Admiration for British Is An Obsession   Service's Achievements Reply to Officer, Secretary Says: “Wool Over Eyes” Case Is Scored As Breach of Faith

DANIELS SAYS HE'S SORRY NOV   Honors Offered to Sims Ar Regretted by Secretary of Navy.   “COULDN’T GRASP PLANS”

DANIELS SCORES SS IN NAY ROWING.   People Will Never Forgive Admiral for Attack on Fleet, Is Claim

SEC, DANIELS  SCORES SIMS AT NAVAL HEARING   Says American People Wil! Neve Forgive Admiral for His “Poison Gas’ Attack on American  Navy.  .

DANIELS DEFENDS NAVY WAR RECORD   ASSERTS AMERICANS NEVER FORGIVE SIMS FOR AT. TACK ON NAVY.   The Admiral, Secretary Asserts, Had An Ambition to Become a ‘‘Member of British Admiralty.’’

DANIELS REBUKES ADMIRAL SIMS   Says Sims Was Pro-Minzlish and “Slapped. Ove in Cinilad Wait Speech in Tatty.

SECTY, DANIELS BEFORE PRODERS CONDEMES SIMS   Claims the Admiral Has an Ob session For Anything that Bavors of the British,   BERPRESSES REGRET HE BESTOWED HONORS ON HIM   Head of the Navy Opened His Defonse by Declaring the Navy Stands, Without a Trace of “Wund on It,

SECRETARY DANIELS AVERS ACCUSER THOUGHT MORE OF ENGLAND THAN OF AMERICA

Navy Secretary Says American People Wit Never Forgive Sims’ Attack   SIMS FAILED 10 MEASURE UP

SEL, DANIELS SS BEFORE » SEN. COMMITTEE   SAYS PEOPLE WILL NEVER FORGIVE SIMMMS FOR HIS AT. TACK ON U.S. NAVY.   TELLS OF SIMMS ~ STATEMENT IN 191¢      Says Admiral Frected  Towering Structure of Exaggeration and Misrepresentation, -

Investigation Allowed to Wail While Senators Debate fOr Adiournment.

Investigation Allowed to Wait While Senators Debate {Or Adjournment.   Pomerene Quizzes W. C. Burtt On $40,000 Contribution By Burtt.

IARUNGS OEE PARADE Al ANAREIM   Mother Colony Has Recore Crowd; S. A. Celebrates at Birch Park

THRONES SEE PARADE ANAHEIM   Mother Colony Has Recorc Crowd; S. A. Celebrates at Birch Park

RETURNS FROM flo HONEYMOON 10 FACE SERIOUS CHARGE   Cleveland Bank. Cashie Accused of Embezzling Funds.

HARSH ENDING OF HONEYMOON   When 2 Prison Cell, Instead of Arms of Bride, Faced the Bridegroom.   FATHER-IN-LAW SIGNS BAIL BOND GF $5,00¢   N ewly-Made Benedict Charg  ed With Embezzlement of COannN Rant Dende

MEMORY IS STOREHOUSE OF EVERYTHING WORTH WHILE   Basis of Address Delivered at Elks’ National Home, Bedford, Va., by PresidentElect Harding.

HARDING DELWERS MEMORIAL ADDRESS   PROMISE TO BOYHOOD FRIEND FORMS BASIS FOR ADDRESS TO ELKS,   “Memory Greatest Gift in God's Master Bestowal to Man,” President-Elect Says.

REDEEMS PROMISE — TO BOYHOOD FRIEND   os Delivers an Oration. al ~ Eks’ Memorial Service,

HARDING HEARS — ATELKS HOM!   Frendship ls Theme of the Presi hots dent-Elect.      ANTLERED BROTHERS : GATHER AT BEDFORD   q _ Ties of Years Ago Renewed by Ohioans.   World Needs More of Fraternity Senator Tells Elks Assembled on Lawn for the Memoria! Day Ceremonies, Sunday.

ELKS. LISTEN T0 SEN.HARDING AT NATIONAL HOME   Fulfils"Promise To Fotingr Marion . Business Man; Who Is ‘Now. a Resident’ At .the Bedford, Va.  walercbedsshonen.   FRIENDSHIP... WAS --HIS”. TOPIC

HARDING REDEEM PROMISE 10 ‘CHUM   Delivers Address to Elks in Virginia.

HARDING AT ELKS’ MEMORIAL.   President-Elect Delivers Oration at Bedford, Va.

PROBES ILLINOIS VOTE   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO SIFT ALLEGED PRIMARY FRAUD.   ee Chicago Mayor’s Supporters Ciaim te Have Photographs of McKinley's Big Checks.

WiLL PROBE PRIMARY   U. S. Launshes !nvestigation ol Recent iLine.s Elections.   Mayor Thompson's hien Claim to Have Photographs of McKinley’s Big Checks.

SHIPPING BOARD WOULD SMASH OIL. MONOPOLIE'      Fighting to Get Fuel to Keep Am . erican Flag on Seas; Has Several Plans,

WAR FINANCE AS FARM AID IS Hil   Will Not Give Grower On Dollar More Credit Is Sen. Smoot’s Claim.

SMOOT ATTACKS PLAN - OF LIBERAL CREDITS TO FARMERS FROM US. RESERVE BOARL   Won't Accomplish What Farmer: Want, Utah Senator Says; Mr, Borah Roasis Reserve System

One Man Is Killed and Man Are Injured; Women LeapInto Ocean to Eseape- Front Flames at Famous Resot      Thrilling Rescues Numerous as Firemen of Southern California Cities Battle the’   Flames and Prevent Spread

AMUSEMENT RESORT 1) DESTROYED   Loss Estimated by Owners of Seaside Section at $1,000,000   PLAN TO REBUILD PIER AT EARLY DATE      Conflagration Breaks Out in Dance Hall as the Merrymakers Revel

CHINA, T0° MAKE PUBLIC TREATY       With Japanese on Shantung And Other Matters and Big : Strike is Profected, 3

MAKE PUBLIC TREATY      With Japanese on. Shantung ’ And Other Matters and: Big: : Strike is Profected, -

DARK CHRISTMAS AT VIENNA   Cheer Alone for Children, Previded  by American Red Cross—Fall gf Geena Adda @a fi lhaamem _

GLOOM PREVAILS IN CITY OF VIENN!   Relief Workers Face Enormous Task in Providing Christ mas Cheer

CHEERLESS CHRISTMAS FOR STARVING PEOPLE IN VIENNA   Children Only Will Receive Help From Americans, Extra One-Pound Cake for Each Little One Is Plan.

VIENNA FACING SAD HOLIDAYS      People Freeze, Starve Yanks to Aid Kids

CHRISTMAS IN VIENNA TO BE DARKEST EVER KNOWN AMERICANS WILL PLAY SANTA CLAUS TO CHILDREN ONLY  -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- - "O- -O- -0- -OMEN AND WOMEN SNOW SHOVELERS, EXHAUSTED, FAINT

103,000,000 LIVING ON $2000 A YEAR OR LESS   ning 2,006,000 Pay Talk of HO 2S, ATS Pedera) Tncome and Excess Profits Tax,

(S EFFECTIVE   PARIS, Julg 16.—Th» Austro-Hun garian peace treaty became effectiv tnday.

DEAL SAID TO BE IN  PROGRESS FOR ONE OF ‘THOMPSON COKE PLANT:   Purchasers Said to Be Weirton Stee Company and E. W. Madge & Ue.s  ELE ae” ae a Sete

DEAL SAID TO BE IN  PROGRESS FOR ONE OF  THOMPSON COKE PLANT!   Purekasers Said to Be Weirton Stee Company and E,W. Win & io: Se ahi narimal id Asin:

WHISKEY FOR TREATMENT INFLUENZA IS AVAILABLE   Licensed Druggists May Fill Doctor’s Prescriptions Without Necessary Blanks.

VAN TASSEL IN BOWER’S CHAIR   : item aineiaeieamme! APPOINTE(> TO FILL UNEXPIRED ) TERM OF DECEASED COUNTY COMMISSIONER °

GOV. COOLIDGE INVADES DIXIE   G. O. P. Vice Presidentia. Candidate is Stumping Old Kentuck.

STILL 1N SOUTHLAND.   Pee Bh ke gs Gov. Coolldge is on a Tour of the i Ra thapm Statek.-

Governor Coolidge  ’ Starts His Tour      Repeblican Candidate  for Vico Pres: dent in Kentucky ‘Foday Making Speeches From Ren Pintforin,

COOLIDGE FINDS KENTUCKY SET AGAINST THE LEAGU   Vice-Presidential Nominee -I ‘Carrying Fight to the  Southern States.   LOWDEN AND MORROW

LOWDEN AIDING GOV. COOLIDGDE   Defeated Candidate for Nom _ ination is Stumping Kentucky for G. O. P.

ROOSEVELT IS COMING WEST.   Vice Presidential Caadidate te Speak im Four States.

Alter Big Fight   ROCK ISLAND MATTER COMES OUT OF COMMITTEE FAVORABLE TO JEFFER SONVILLE.   Big Fight) Made By Dunbar and Qgden, Latter Of Louisville Formerly This City.   Now Goes Po Conqress. But Hlinoisfowa Have Litthe Hope To Win      RIVER PLAYS ROLE.

 ROCK ISLAND MATEFER COALES  OUT OF COMMITTEE FAVORABLE TO JEFFERSONVILLE,  ] Big Fight Made By Dunbar and Oyden, Latter OF Louieville   Formerly This City.   Now (oes To Congress, But Hlineis    e fowa Have Little Hope To

 MEASURE MAY BE PRESENTED AT THE NEXT MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Bilk. Will: be Introduced in Legislature Providing for ~<a Court Similar:   TO = ONE : ‘INe - KANSAS   Thirty-four: Bills Relate. to _Education, - Thirty _Per-. tain to: Game Law

TURK TREATY SIGNED; GEN. HAMID PAsHA FIRST  TO SIGN FOR OTTOMAN        Serbia and Hedjas Net Represented at Sevres, France, Peace Ceremony, at Which Premier Millerand  of France Presides.

PEACE WIT THE TURKS      Trtaly Was Signed wit - tiv Allies at Sevres, France, Today,

TURKISH TREATY FORMALLY SIGNED  ‘iembiniliiieiieeciabins   CEREMONIES HELD TODAY AT SEVRES, FRANCE.

WHY COMPASSES GO WRONG   Ship's Instruments Are Broken Oper for Alcohol! Inside, Navy Officer Reports,

SCANDAL” NOTES ARE FOUND   Mrs. Rath Randall Apex o * -Many -Love Triangles

MRS. RANGALL HAD  MANY OTHER LOVERS   A Bundle of Notes found Among Het €  Possessions by Coroner,

TOSIFT OUT UNDESIRABLES   Class of Immigrants Now Coming to This Country Questioned.

CUBAN RESULTS STILL IN DOUBT   Returns From Yesterday’: Presidential Election Come in Slowly.

CEOSERACE. JIN: CUBAN > ELECTION   [INDICATED 1 IN THE ' SMALL. NUMBER OK : : RETURNS - “RECEIV.   Gomez for’ President .of Leads Zayas by Few  - Hundred _Wotes Thus i ‘te

COUNT OF VOTES (NCBA SLUM   No Serious Outbreak: During Election.

MEXICO TO REQUIRE ~ OVER TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION   Will Need Vast Sum Fo: _ Payment Of National i Debt. -

Young Women of Sayre . Sworn Not to Kiss Until “Fin” Menace Disappear:

Italian Poet Must Give Uy — -Fiume Today Is Belief in Paris.   REGULARS FIRE INTO LEGIONNAIRES FORCES   Several Killad and Wounded ~“and-drregulars Aré Somewhat: Surprised.

DANNUNLIU FORGED LOSE IN FIGHTING   Sixty Killed --- Outposts of Poet’s Army Fall--Tighten Circle About Fiume. :

Fiume May Fatl Today   Believed That Regular Troops Have The Upper Hand

FIUME EXPECTED TO FALL 10 THE ITALIANS TODAY   D’Annunzio. Making: a Last ‘Stand But Fate is Apparentiy Sealed.   POET IS READY TO FLEE!   Continues to Issue His Procla mations Urging People . gn Sane td Deem

D’Annunzio’s Outposts Capitulate  POET PLANS FLIGHT  Scout Cruiser Surrenders to Regular Navy

SIXTY KILLEE > MANY INSURED   Toll Taken in Battle Around Fiume—italian Regulars Expect to Take City Today

D’ ANNUNZIO IS READY TO FLEE FIUME   Fall of City Before Italiar Regulars Expected Probably Today.   POET'S AIRPLANE I$ READY

SENATE SEIZES — COAL RECORDS OF PRODUCERS   Information Now Being Sought Regarding Nine Billion Profitecr Plan.   PRESENT RETAIL PRICES WITHOUT JUSTIFICATIO“

SENATE SEIZES COAL RECORDS OF PRODUCERS   Information Now Being Sovght Regarding Nine Billion Profite:r Plan.  PRESENT RETAIL PRIZES WITHOUT JUSTIFICATION  Charges of McGee, of Minneapolis, Held New To Be Fully

POULTRY RAISING _ TO THE FRONT   POUTRY HOUSE*CONSTRUCTION AND WINTER ‘EGG PRODUCTION WEEE :

To Hold Three-Day  Mm 7. m : zt foultryVemonstration   Poultry House Construction aad Win. ter Egg Production Week; Meetings to Cover County

MINERS IN AN UGLY CLASH   Three Deputy Sheriffs. Shot During a Fight at Town of Roderfield. wo. Wa.

DEPUTIES SHOT IN MINERS’ WAR   FIGHTING CONTINUES IN WES] VIRGINIA AS TROOPS ARE CALLED

THE SHRINERS OWN OTTUMWE   Hundreds of Fez Topped Iowans Are Gathered There Today.

ARMED IRISHMEN WRECK BUILDINE   Police Barracks In County Cork Blown Up When 100 Men Make Alttack— Policemen Wounded.

ATTACK POLICE BARRACKS   ' ialiedladeenenmemeenmeel Irish Raiders Use Rifles and Petrol  Bombs.

HUNDRED ARMED MEN RAID IRISH BARRACKS   Police in County Cork Drive Off Attacking Force After Two of Number are Wounded,

ARMED MEN ATTACK POLICE BARRACKS      Rifles and Bombs Used By Irishmen In Venting Their Grievance— 2 Policemen Wotnded. ~-

IRISH ATTACK POLICE; BLOW UP BARRACKS   One Hundred Armed Men Us Guns and Bombs; Wound  Policeman.

POLICE BARRACKS IN IRELAND ARE ATTACKED BY RAIDERS   Portion of Building Was . Blown Up And Two Policemen Were We   RIFLES AND BOMBS WERE USED   ee  After Fierce Fighting The Raiders Were Driven Away By Tha Officers

0. DP. CARRIES SEVENTY-SES COUN AND DEMOCRATS . ELEVEN TUESDAY.         PLURALITY NEAR 150,000   WOMAN TO LEGISLATURE

an Indicate That Me ee Leading the State Ticket ‘With Harding        A CLOSE. SECOND  Estimated th nat Republi‘cans Will Have a 150,000 Majority——Watson. Wins

& & P. CARRIES SEVENTY-SIX COUNTIES AND DEMOCRATS ELEVEN TUESDAY.   PLURALITY EAR 150,000

THE PRIMARY IN ILLINOIS      Polle Are All Being Thoroughly Guarded ‘to Prevent Fraud in Today's. Election,

BITTER FIGHT ON IN ILLINOIS PRIMARIES   LOWDEN AND THOMPSON, FAC. TIONS OF REPUBLICAN PARTY FIGHT TO FINISH

fd aENGAGED IN i BITTER FICH       ———  Illinois Primary Today, Is Bringing Out Rex cord Vote — Polls Guarded by Police. #

ILLINOIS POLLS ARE UNDER GUARD   BOTH SIDES IN BITTER FACTION-, AL FIGHT PREPARE TO NIP TRICKERY AND FRAUD   G. 0. P. MAINTAINS LEAD.   CONTINUED RETURNS FROM ELECTION EN MAINE PILE}; UP REPMRLICAN' VOTE

OVER ELECTION      Situation at Polls in Hli. nois Is Very Tense

POLLS GUARDED IN ILLINOIS    Both Sides Appoint Watchers. Tense Situation I Chicago ~

Carranza ee Murdered In Sleep   Train Bringing His Body Back to Mexico City Also is Wrecked

NEW MEXICAN GOVT, IN WAR ON BANDITS   OFFER REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF VILLA DEAD OR ALIVE,   GITY HONORS CARRANZA   “Theaters Closed in Mexico City and Flags at Hall Mast in Honor of Shain President,

AUUWENT STUPS - GARRANZA RITES   Train Bearing Late .President Wreoked and Its Arrival . Delayed,   Places of Amusement in Mexico. City Closed and Flags on American and Other Embassies Are Die played at Half Staff.

ACCIDENT STOPS”  GARRANZA RITES   Train Bearing Late President Wrecked and lis Arrival Delayed.   MURGUIT: -PUT--UPHOT: FIGHT   Places of Amusement in- Mexico City Closed and Flags cn American — :  and Other Embassies Are Dis- : ' played at Half Staff. 

Train Bearing Late President Wrecked and Its Arrival Delayed,   MURGUIT PUT UP HOT FIGHT   Places of Amusement in Mexico City Closed and Flags on American and Other Embassies Are Dis played at Half Staff.

TRAIN BEARING CAR’ANZA'S BODY WRECKED TODAY   i/Mexican Capital Puts On Mourning For Victim of Assassin   REVENGE WAS MOTIVE

Arrival At Mexico Cily Was Delayed By An Accident Which » Qecured Neat Huaueliugngo.      Treacherous’ Assassination Of Former President Chief Topic of Discussion Mancday.

ACCIDENT STOPS CARRANZA RITES:   Train Bearing Late President: Wrecked and Its Arrival Delayed.   MURGUIT PUT UP. HOT FIGHT   Places of Amusement in Mexico City Closed and Flags on American and Other Embassics Are Dis played at Half Staff.

CARRANZA WAS “MURDERED BY JUDAS GUART.   Herror, Assassin, Had Volus teered As Advance Guard

Message Is Sent By An Agent Of Revolutionists   Emphatically Declare Obregon Rebels Had No Connection With Carranza Death    ‘gg 'NEW GOVERNMENT  FRIENDLY TO U. &.

EXPRESS AGENT SAYS THE EXPRESS COMPANY ENDEAV. ORING TO GIVE SERVIC:

BETTER SERVICE   New Efforts to Improve Standards of the Express Service Contemplated   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT  By Local Agent Ben Elzey —Hope Changes Will  Rring Dectred Resciltc

Wilson May Be Candidate For ord term   J. Hamilton Lewis Declare President May Yet Decide To Enter Race   PEACE TREATY DELAY FACTOR   Lewis Asserts Wilson May Gi To People In Reelection Effort As Result

GAGS  Rv WITT. PNHCKE Pe   Unbranded Oklahoma Cowboy, Humorist and Famous Goldwyn Motion Pietura Star

Fear Galveston Youth is Victim of Dread Bubonic Plague; Take Precautions   Southern City Alarmed , Over Result of Diagnosis of Body; Fight Rodents.

DEATH FROM BUBONIC PLAGUE   Youth at tralvestaun Believed te Me a  [ £ cn. 6 Boe

BUBONIC PLAGUE APPEARS ON GUL   ‘Youth Stricken By Disease at Gal.  -veston—-War On Rodent Germ Carriers.

Premier Millerand Makes Statement Regarding French Occupation of - Frankfort and Darmstadt.

PREMIER MMILLERAND SAYS GEATAIN TERRITORY WILL BE EVACUATED SOON   FRENCH LEADER GIVES ASSUR ANCE TO ASSEMBLY AQGREFMENTS AT SAN REMO G0eD.

FRENCH TO WITHDRAW WHEN. GERMANS LEAVI   Premier Millerand Announces That Frankfort and Darm. stadt Will Be Evacuated as Promised.

FRANKFORT MAY --BEEVACUATED   France Awaits. Reduction in German Force Says*. a “Millerana’

FRANCE TO EVACUATE RUHR DISTRICT WHEN TERMS ARE FULFILLED   Declares Germany Must Reduce Forces to Ten Thousand by June 10th   PREMIER INSISTS FRANCE CONSIDER NO ANNEXATIONS   Allies More United than Ever Says Millerand

FRENCH TROOPS WILL WITHDRAV   Millerand Says as Soon a Germans, Except Those Al lowed Leave, Evacuation b The French Will Immedi  ately Begin.

TREATY STANDS, SAYS MILLERAND   French Premier Reports to the Chamber of Deputies.   FRENCH ARE TO QUIT RHINE   Will Be Withdrawn as Soon as the Germans Reduce Their Force— Hints at Terms of the Turk Treaty.

FRENCH TROOPS TO LEAVE RHINE   Will Withdraw as Soon as the Germans Reduce Their Forces.   MILLERAND MAKES STATEMENT   Tells Chamber of Deputies Results of the Supreme Council Meeting at San Remo — Hints Turk Treaty Terms.

FRENCH TROGDS AY AIT GEREIAN  VATED AW AT   Won't Evacuate Ruhr Scction Oc‘upaton Until Hun Complies  With Silies’ Instructions of August, 7919

CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE 0} NORTH COAST =, ‘   } East Paralyzed By Heaviest Snows ef Year

ATLANTIC. GALE GRIPS THE EAa   NEW YORK FACES FUEL FAMINE WHICH WOULD STOP ALL TRAFFIC LINES.   Snow Drifts On Central Poad 15 To 18 Feet And Trains Are Runnin Hours Behind.

HUGE WAVES AND TERRIFIC STORM SWEEP EAST COAST   Damage Wreaked by Mountainous Seas on New Jexsey And Long Island Shores Reaches Hundreds of Thousands—W aterways Locked by Ice Floes—New York City Is Threatened With Coal Famine.

New York is Facing Coal Famine Because of Ice and Sea Storn   Transporting Coal to City Al most Impossible—May Stop Traffic Lines.

SEVERE GALE SWEEPS NORTH ATLANTIC COAST   DEEPEST SNOWDRIETS OF YEARS 1 ENVELOP CITIES AND TOWNS ALONG SHORE.

HUGE DRIFTS DEMORALIZE -_TRAFFIC_AND- _STORM  SWEPT HARBOR CUTS _OF omy. ‘SUPPLY OF Mate 2

E WAVES STILL “SWEEPING. NORTH ATLANTIC COAST   Cities ‘Along Shore Trying te Dig Themselves Out of Deepest Snow Drifts of Years. .   SHIPPING MOVES ONLY WITH UTMOST CAUTION   Cold, Snow, Tee atd High Seas Make It Almost Impossible to Transpert Coal From Tidewater Reservoir at erth Amboy to New York, and Metropolis Faces Fuel Pamine,

SEVERE STORM SWEEPS EASTERN STATE:   Property Damage Estimated at   hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Reported Along Atlantic Coast,

REMOVE HEAVY STEEL BARS.   From Pittsburgh Stock Exchange to Make Escape Easier.

APARTMENTS DE LUKE   St. Louis Tenants Get Correct Time by Wireless.

"HOOT, CONVENTION.       Annutl Event to Be Held November i7th, in This City.

S~ENDAY SCHOOL, CONVENTION.   (noual Pvent to Be Held Novembe: i7th, in This City.

ARTICLE 10 NOT DISCUSSED TODA’   Committee Will Await Senalor Hite cocks Return From Nebraska,

HEARINGS ON TREATY TO CONTINUE © TAFTER BITCHOCK'S VISIT 10. WES

RUSS SOVIETS HAVE AGREED 10 ARMISTICE   Immediate Negotiations With Poland Ordered From Moscow.   THE BOLSHEVIKI CONTINUE GAINS   Poles Seem to Be Fightin, Losing Fight All Along the Line.

SOVIET RUSSIA ARRANGE PEACE WITH THE POLES   Bolsheviki F orces Occu py Grodno; Proceed Toward Capitol

Russians To Begin ? - Peace Negotiation:   Soviet -Army Command to Begin Av. nistlee Negotiations at One Poles Win Hand to Hand mate ww Grodno,

COMPRESS FIRED; LOSS IS $600,000   Posses Seeking Alleged Firebugs Responsible for Arkansas Blaze—Littie Insurance.

COTTON COMPRESS . PLANT IS BURNED   Damage of $600,000 at ’ Earle, Ark.

BOY DROWNS IN THE RESERVOIR   Brother of Littlestown Woman ‘Was Playing With Winat.

ROY IS DROWNED WHILE ON VISIT   Maurice Kraft, 10 Years Old, Frederick Street, Meets Death in Reservoir at Spring Grove.

BROADWATER’S BIG CARAVAN: SARY THROWN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC YESTERDAY.   Thousands Visit the Beautiful Building and Admire It In Detail.   Members of the Council and Board of Trade Formally Dedicate It To the Public.

A FINE HOTEL   RBROADWATER'S BIG CARAVAN. SARY THROWN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC YESTERDAY.   Thousands Visit the Beautiful Build. ing and Admire [t In Detail       Members of the Council and Boare of Trade Formally Dedicate It To the Public.

BRITAIN WiLL ENTER “KICK” ON JONES LAW   Will demand international  investigation before she gecents nrovisions

GREAT BRITAIN 10 FIGHT MERCHANT MARINE BILL   Objects To Américan Preference Provision In Legislation.

GOMPERS ARRAIGNS CONGRESS   Has Record of Failure Both at Home and Abroad

JOMPERS (NDICTS —-PONGRESS   Labor Will Resist Return of Those Who are Shown False to Trust   PREDATORY WEALTH STIRRING UP WARS

CONGRESS FAILS PEOPLE, ASSERTS LABOR CHIEFTAIN   Federation President Says Powerful Interests Back of Mexican Question   OPPOSED TO CUBANIZATION   Gompers Calls on Laborers to Repudiate Hostile Members in Congress

QEGLARES REACTIONARY RULE OF FAVORED FEW IN LAND MUST ENE   DO-NOTHING CONGRESS MUST GIVE WAY TO BETTER MEN   LEADER OF LABOR IN NATION SEES TENDENCY IN LEGISLATIVE HALLS TO OPPRESS PEOPLE AND TURN BACK CLOCK OF HUMAN PROGRESS

FAILED NATION   Has Failed on the Peace Treaty, in Reconstruction and the High Cost of Living, Says Labor Leader.

CONGRESS HAS FALLEN DOWN IN EVERY WAY      America Must Get Rid Of Veto Congress and Install. One Of  ‘Action, Writes President Gomppy ge   SEES TROUBLE IN MEXICC   Claims Misrepresentation Being Employed By Certain. Interests —Democracy Must Mean Panalty OF OnnaAchinite   HOSTILITY OF PRINCIPLES

GOMPER WANTS A GONGHESo THAT WILL FAGE TASK   Labor Leader Declares It’ Time America Elects Action Legislators.   Says Present Body Ha Failed in Comprehension Every Vital Question.

CLAIMS CONGRESS HAS FAILED NATION   Gompers Launches Bitter At. tack on Body.   SAYS ACTION IS NEEDED   Federation President Declares “Constant Genius for Ac, complishment Must Replace Ill-Considered Mania for Restriction and Coercion’’— Railroad Law is FPlaved.

Sam, Gompers In American Federationist Says It Has Failed Us In Completeness © and Abandon; Eagerness To Do Always the Wrong Thing But Nothing Right   HAS MADE RECORD OF FAILURE

GET RID OF PRESENT CONGRESS, GOMPERS NRGES LABOR UINICNS   Wrong On Every Question It Has Decided, He Declares--Re- ~ cites Its Sins.

Gompers Hard on  G. O. P. Congress      Must Cast Away “Veto Congress” and Get an “Action Congress” He Declares.

AS FAILED RATION, GOMPERS SAYS   PEACE TREATY, RECONSTRUCTION AND H. 0. L. ARE CITED AS EXAMPLES. .   SWEEPING CHARGES MADE   Fresident of American Federation of Labor Makes Raking Indictment of Lawmaking Body.

AMERICA MUST. GET fill OF ITS VETO CONGRESS   Declares Gompers in Spley Arraignment of That Bede.

GOMPERS ASSAILS SOLONS   American Federation of po ae Calls Congress “Veto”  ~~Voice of li

ARGENTINE IMPORTERS TO SHUN U. S. GOODS   Rapid Rise of Exchange Rat es is Detering Any but Necessaty Imports Say Advices

Gas. Assotiation-Denies oe - Working Against. Scheme   Propaganda: Against: ‘Daylight. Saving "GhatgedanGorrespondante With Ga. der Published.

ENGLISH MINERS’ STRIKE NEAR ENT   Delegates of Federation Ad. vise Men to Resume Work As Soon as Possible.

STRIKE IN GREAT BRITAIN CALLED OFF BY THE MINERS   Belief Prevails That Work Will Be Resumed by Monday. Railroads to Be in Operation in Few Days.

IMPROVEMENT REPORTED IN: - MANY PLACES   Return of Strikérs Makes Pes sible Partial. Resumption , of Service.   VOLUNTEERS HELP SOME   This Is Especially Erne in New York Districts. Bfert “at Conciliation -Fails Jn Jersey City Distriet; . Ruilroad Board Gets Down te Work st Once.

Drastic Cuts in Passenger Schedules and General Industrial Shut-  down Believed Averted   BROTHERHOOD OFFICIAL CANCELS CHARTERS OF INSURGENT UNIONS

RAIL STRIKE IS FIZZLING OUT   Improvement Is Reported in the East.   Ultimatum Giving Men Until Tomorrow Noon to Return to Work Has Effect.

Workers Returning To Jobs in Various Parts Of The Country   Railroad Labor Board Meets and Forms Temporary Organ  Sig Bg

GOING BACK ° TO WORK   Some Roads Report Almost Norma! Operation—Labor Board Organizes and Takes Up Wage Demands of Workmen.

RKING UP STRIXE TODAY AT CAPITAL  ria BOARD   (Many Workers Returning; 1 ON, ¥! Lifts Freight, i; jmbargo.      HOPE SEEN IN EAST FOR QUICK RELIE}

STRIKERS FLOCK BACK TO WORK IN MANY CENTERS   Improvement in Service i Reported From Various Sections   LABOR BODY BIG HOPE   DANGER OF CUT IN PASSENCEP SESVICE DISAAPEARS—EASTERN KNOT UNRAVELS.

STRIKERS RETURN; SERVICE IMPROVES   WORKMEN BACK IN PLACE: MANY ROADS REPORTED TODAY   RELIEF IS NOW IN SIGHT   The Passenger Service Through. out the Country is Generally Better Today   Two Officials of the “Outlaw’ Unions Prefer Jail to Ratsing  Bail

Drastic Curtailment Passenger Trains and Industrial Stiut: down Relieved Averted.   Sporadic Walkouts Are Reportec In Some Districts.

RETURN OF WORKMEN REPORTED. FROM EAST 10 WEST; N.Y. ROADS ISSUE ULTIMATUM 10 EMPLOYES   Train and’ Freight Service N earing Normal; ; “Outlaw” Officials Defiant in Face of . Federal Arresis. .

THREAT OF RAIL HEADS HELPING BREAK STRIKE      Drastic Curtailment Passenger Trains and Industrial Stiutdown Relieved Averted.   Sporadic Walkouts Are Reported In Some Districts.

RAILWAY STRIKE TODAY RAPIDLY BREAKING UP    Porecast in Chicago, That Jt I: ’ Disintegrating in‘the Central and Far. West.   NEW YORK ALSO CLAIMS  . OTE UP IS NEARING END   Arrest of Insurgent Leaders Reported as Having the De. sired Effect.   MILLS PREPARE TO REOPEN   Columbus and Cincinnati Repor Situation Still Serious; ; Industries Close.

NEW RAIL BUARD TAKES UP WAGE DEMAND OF EN   Commission Holds First Meet. ing in Washington Today Following Senate Conlir mation on Thursday   wusT RETURN BY SATURDAY SAYS ULTIMATUM OF ROADS   Conflicting Reports Received as to Number of Strikers Returning to Work

STRIKERS Ih  MANY PLACES VOTE RETURN 1 PHT NS   Two Thousand Toledo Switchmen to Return Immediately   850 IN’ CHICAGO BACK AT WORK   increased Freight Shipments Are Reported in Eastern States

REPORT SAYS THAT STRIKERS ARE RETURNING   Much Improvement In. Service Seen By The  Officials   ARREST OF LEADERS SPEEDS UP ACTION

leanwhile New Labor Board Assembies at Washington to Consider Demands.   SHIPMENTS MOVING AND PASSENGERS ACCOMODATEN

RVICE REPORT¥ MANY ROADS.”      ARRESTS BRING RESULTS   Watkomt Wanes Itapidly After Goverament Acte—Ceneral Tieup we = Frobably Averted.

REDS CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE UPON CAPITAL   oun Within Twenty Miles; Peace Terms Are   Received.

POLAND ASKED BY BOLSHEVIK!   Bolsh Terms of Peace, While Not Final, Are Believed Very Drastic   OBNOXIOUS TO POLES   BOLSH WANT UNRESTRICTED PROPAGANDA DURING THE YEAR PRECEDING PLEBISCITE.

AEDS LINES ARE DRAWING NEAR WARSAW PARIS HEARS   Bolsheviki Are Closing In From the North, East and Southwest; Are Within 20 Miles of Capital.   POLISH GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS MOVING   One Hundred Thousand Citizens Pledge Themselves to Fight Invaders’ Advance to the Last Breath.

RED ARMY 20 MILES FROM WARSAW AND ADVANCE CONTINUES   Bolsheviki Probably Will Reach Polish Capital Before Peace Can Be Made.   CITIZENS ARE PLEDGED TO DEFEND CITY TO THE LAST   Russians Want Drastic Peace for Poland—Francis Says Soviet Is Doomed.

DOOMED CITY HURRIEDLY MASSES CITIZENS FOR FUTILE DEFENSE   FALL IS NEAR—VICTORIOUS REDS IN FEW MILES OF CITY AND PRESS POLES BACK EVERYWHERE.

REDS WITHIN 2) MILES OF DOOMED CITY   Drastic Peace Terms Proposed by Soviet Government—iInvaders Push Onward Toward Capital On Three Sides.

PINCER MOVEMENT SLOWLY CIRCLING POLAND'S GAPITAL   Little Doubt Felt In Paris That Russians Enter Warsaw Before Peace Comes   WASHINGTON HAS DETAILS OF ONEROUS PEACE TERMS   Suceess of Bolshevik Armies Will Tead Them To Greater Demands Than’ Fever.

ARE CLOSING. IN ON DOOMED (ITY FROM ALL SIDES   ‘Bolsheviki Hosts Advancing Steadily And Outlook Ta Gloomy Indeed::”   § SORELY BESET   However, They Will Fight To Death, Rather Than Disarm Porces.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY NOW IS WITHIN 20 MILES OF WARSAW   Will Be in City Before Peace Is Concluded, Officials Think   POLES WONT GIVE UE   Citizens of Warsaw to Number  of 100,000 Pledge té Fight — to the Last Breath

NEW PRIMARY RETURNS REVEAL FEW CHANGES   Race Between McGruder and Meredith for Democratic Attorney General Close.

NOT RETURNING 0 WORK A EXPECTED IN ILLINOIS   Reports Say Only About Half o Mines in Operation.

Illinois Miners Not Going Back to Work in Anticipated Numbers; Many Miners Idle

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   MINERS STILL IDLE IN ILLINOIS, REPORT SAYSTODAY

LONE BANDIT. — CAMETO GRIEF   BOARDED: SANTA FE. TRAIN aT 1 S ANIMAS.   HELD UP PASSENGERS   CONDUCTOR. SLIPPED NOTE TO OPERATO   Organized passengers Into Rusk: Ing Squad and Captared Thief . _ Without Ald,

TRAIN ROBBER WAS PASSENGERS’ PREY   Conductor O’Brien Led ai Charve Against the Masked Bandit . Near La Junta

TURN TABLES Of TRAIN BANBITS   Passenger After Being Helc Up and Robbed Capture Robber.

DEATH HUNCH CAME TO OMER LOCKLEAI   Says Dead Aviator Had Premonition Month Ago.

IOWA AVIATOR SAYS LOCKLEAR FORESAW DEATH   Pilot of Stunt Flyer, Claims Daredevil Had Pre monition.

LOUKLEAR HAD DEATH HUNCH   Former Pilot Says Daredevil Believed He Would Be Killed This Summer.

FIVE KILLED - TN APARTMENT  ——_- HOUSE FIRE   Shot Up Air Shaft) from Cellar to BE and Brag Wie            MANY ESCAPE THROUGH ; SHEET OF FLAMES         Sour of the Dead Identified—Flages Discovered by Woman Who? Spreads Abana

FIVE LIVES LOST IN NEW YORK FIRE   Flames Leaped From the Cellar t the Roof Through Air Shait

 Flames Leaped From Cellar t Roof Through An Airshaft Trapping the Victims.

) TRAPPED BY DLALE, ARE DEAD   New York Apartmeni House Burns   Victims Known In The. — atrical World

WE DUANE 10 DEATH IN TENEMENT   New York Again ‘Scene of Disastrous Apartment House Blaze Early Today.

GAL. olNGtt  VICTIM OF FLAMES   Early Morning Blaze Cut Off Escape of Apartment House Occupants

Blaze Sweeps Through Air shaft Trapping Several in - Their Rooms... *

SLIVESLOST IN APARTMENT  «HOUSE FIRE   SISTERS DIE LOCKED IN EACH OTHER’S ARMS A FEW FEET FROM FIRE ESCAPE

APARTMENT HOUSE ~BURNS; FIVE DEAD   Many Escaping Had to Dash Tari Fiames; Fire Leaps From Base. ment to Roof Thru Airshaft.

FIVE LIVES LOST IN FIRE   Blaze Sweeps Through New York Apartment House Today

FORT WORTIVS RODEO,      Banehall Stars Share Honora With Broncho Huaters.  ci acc  eth.  a

BOARD DIRECTORS BAYAN AND BRAZOS COUNTY C. OFC   Met in Regular Weekly Session Tues day Morning—Took Up Question o' Better Roads, Cotton Marketing and Potato Curing Plant and Can nine Factory.

YANKEE CRAFT ALL READY 10 "MEET CANADIAN   Old Esperanto, Made Te Look Like New, Will Be Off for Halifax Races Monday.

OATHS ADMNISTERED      Schaffer and Alter are Induct -ed into Office

GEN. WOOD'S WAME EAGT PRESENTED TD 6.0. P. CONFAB   Demonstration Lasting Forty Minutes Follows Governor Allen’s Nominating Speech   Velegates and Galleries Join In Cheers—Feathers and Flags Fill Air.

WOOD, LOWDEN AND JOHNSON NAMES ARE BEFORE CONVENTION   Demonstrations Lasting About 40 Minutes Follow Presentation of the Candidates

8 NOMINATIONS   AT CONVENTION   Speeches and. Demon strations Take Up Today’s Session

WILD SCENES AS ~ALLEWSDEAKS   Kansas. Governor _ Loudly ~ Cheered as He Lauds Gen” “eralas Next President.  i   TEDDY’S . SISTER SPEAKS

PRESENT NAMES OF THE BIG THREI   Wood, Lowden And Johnsor Placed Before Convention in Order.   DEMONSTRATORS NOIS\   Cheer Wood And Lowden Forty Minutes Each. Convention to Session Until Candidate is Nominated.

SPEECHES LIMITED IN LENGTH ®, WITH SHORT DEMONSTRATIONS   Women Present Seconding Speeches for Some Candidates, Establishing New Precedent in Republican Politics; Balloting to Begin This Evening.

ELEGATES SIT GLUM, GALLERIES EAM, AS WOOD'S NAME IS PUT NNOMINATION AT CHICAGO M   fter Demonstration Which Lasts Forty Minutes in Behalf of Militarists’ Candidate, Representative Rodenberg, of Illinois, Takes Platform to Deliver Address in Interest of Governor Lowden.

Wood Delegates. Greet Mention Of Hin With: Big Ovation   TURKEY FEATHERS SHOWER:        Gov. “Allen. of - Kansas'.Makes “Chie! -. Speech, Which «is Speonded by  . . Frank Knox and M  abinson ~ ~

Tremendous Ovation-for General Js First of Seties of. Spectacular Outbursts for Candidates.   SPLENDID SECOND GIVEN-BY SISTER OF THEO. ROOSEVET7

SUPPORTERS LET LOOSE IN COLISEUM   Mrs Robinson Makes Hit in Speech For Wood

WOOD'S NAME IS BEFORE ASSEMBL   Was Nominated by Governor Allen of Kansas—Seconded by Frank Knox

A LARGER LOWER HOUSE.   Measures Imtroduced to Inercase the Membership.

PROPOSE TO INCREASE. MIENPDERSHIP OF HOUS      Another Measure — Introducec  Would Limit Size.

$100,000 FURS STOLEN IN N. Y.   Gang With Motor Trucks Operate Suc cessfully in the Fur District of Gotham.

NEW YORK FURS ARE STOLEN   Motor Gang Gets Away With About $100,000 Worth of Them.

IQOSLAIN. WY ASSASSINS  INTRELAND   138 Policemen Shot iu Carnival of  Sinn Fein Murder, Premier 5. Will Prevent Anarchy

WON OPENING GAME,   Haynes Aute Team Defeated in Close Contest Sunday.

HINT AUNOREDS iit DENT CI JF PULBLERS OUT WN ATT WORK      ix Hundred Fail to Report for Work at Girard Piant   Five llundred Do Not Report In Pritsburg

Beate JF PULDLERS  aH 2  THE WORK   Six Hundred Fail to Report fo Work at Girard Plant   Five Hundred Do Not Report In Pritsburg

TYPHOID REPORTED   ‘Case at New Oxford. Diphtheria in  Reading Township.

ALL BRITISH ACCOUNTED FOR   Only One Unidentified Soldier of Mi! lions in Great War—Lost His Memory.

R. F. PEARSON, FLYER, KILLED   Fails to Death in California When Piane Goes Into Tail Spin Near * Ground.

if €. PEARSON, FLYER, KILLED   Falls to Death in Galifornia When Plane Goes Inte Tail Spin Near. Ground. -

DR. LINDLEY HONORED   New Building at University of Idaho Given His Name.

MEXICANS BLOCK AMERICAN PLAN   Would Bar U. S. From Pipe Line.   THREE PETITIONS —  BEING CONSIDERED   [Britain and Japan After Concession.

MEXICO iS TAKING TIME TO DECIDE ABOUT PIPE LINE OVER TEHAUNTEPES   Americans, British and Japanese Said to Have Something to Do “With Companies That Would  Boild Line, -

ALLIES GLAD 10 NEGOTIATE   ese in Wilson ~Plan for Settlement of the Adriatic Question.

PREMIERS ASK ‘WILSON JOIN IN NEGOTIATIONS   Desire Italy and Jugoslavia _ ToSeek Adriatic ©  Settlement

WILSON URGED TO JOIN ALLIES IN NEGOTIATIONS   Premier Would Let Italy and Jugo-Slav: Settle Dispute; Other Notes Sui Secret,

WILSON TO BE THIRD PARTY AGRE EMERT   E‘ntente Premiers Invite President to Join in Urging Italy and Jugo Slavs to Negotiate Peace Directly

RESIST INCREASE.      State Chamber of Commeree Fighis Higher Rall Rates.

SHIPPERS OBJECT T0 PROPOSED INCREASES   Many Businesses Represented Wher Hearing on Railroad’s Petition Opens Today.   THIRTEEN INDUSTRIES APPEAR

ALONE BANDIT   ‘Held Up Big Firm in Heart of oO” CMe   Re nited- Prese.

WILSON  will SEND REPLY 10 ALLE PREMIERS  Which Answered His Protest te hdetatia Cattlamant   Which Answered His Protest te Adriatic Settlement   Stated No Disagreement Between Pres: ident and Lansing on the Subject   'Wilson’s Statement of Withdrawal o Treaty from Senate Substantially ; Correct.

THE PRESIDENT PREPARES REPLY. TA THE PREMIERS   Will Send Answer Today To Allies on Adriatic . Question.   WILSON DENIES  $OME REPORTS   No Disagreement Between Him And Lansing on the Adriatic Protest.

FIVE. PERSONS © LOST LIVES IN NEW YORK Fig!   More Than 200 Families Were Driven Info the Street hy the ” Rilaze.

Marjorie Lescomb, Engliili Screen Star; Mrs. G. Boswell Reid, California Opera Sing. er, and Sister Perish in Fire   Gul Heroine of Conflagration Saves Many Roomers From Death; 200 Escape to tha Street in Their Night Attica

FIVE PERSONS FIRE VICTIMS   Flames Sweep Apartment House Just Off Fifth Avenue, New York.

HIVE DIE INTARE; AUNT STAR VIGTI   Trapped on Upper Floors o Apartment House as Flames Swean Brildine.

ee a ae me ee ee ee eee ere a a ee een  Riicetitais an ‘Plamed as t Pilces  of Vegetables All Take a Skid

ITALY ASKS REDS TO OPEN PARLEY   Cruiser Arrives at Black Sea Port; Renewed Relations Sought.

ma a a  BOLSHEVIKISUDDENLY RENEW ATTACK; POLISH DELEGATES AT MINSK VIRTUALLY PRISONERS

END OF WAR IN FASTEAN FUROPE SEEMS DISTANT   NO PROGRESS ON PEACE.      POLISH DELEGATES IN RUSS CAMP HELD AS PRISONERS.

HE HAD TO BE ON HAND TO DIE   New Reason Given by Afizona Ranch/ oman For Not Being Able To Respond To dury Duty.

TOMBSTONE TRIAL INTERFERES WITH SHOOTING SCRAPE   ‘Cow Puncher Was Getting _ Ready for Friendly Bee When Called to Court

WEOTERN TRIAL Is  FULL OF EXCUSES   Cattlemen Drawn as Jurors Def Arizona Sheriffs

SAYS EUROPE ‘S THREATENED   Ludendorff Refused to Discuss Internal Situation in Germany

DRAGGING THEM DOWN   Ludendurtf Says The Entent: Poticy {s Doing This For Nalions.

GERMANY TO FALL, 3: DRAG ENTENTE T08   So Says General Ludendorff {in Interview at!  Berlin "

DIRE CALAMITY COMING   “DISASTER THREATENS EUROPE’ DECLARES GEX. LUDENDORFF.   Aud i¢ Wi AU Be Due to the Shame ful “Treatment of Germauy” by the Allies He Says.

LUDENDORFF PREDICTS DISASTER FOR EUROPE   Blames Enteme for ‘Shameful” Treatment Meted Out to Germany.

LDENDORFF SEES RUAN ERODE FROM PEACE TREATY   Commander of German Army 1b the War Predicts Great and Terrible Ruin,   WILL DRAG DOWN ENTENTE,   Cells Peace Encured by Germans Shemeful; Allied Policy ShortSighted, He Says,

URELAG TO RUIN AS ALOULI UF ENTENTE POLICY   SURDENDOREF ENTREMELY DIS. SATISFIED WITH ENTENTE TREATMENT OF GERMANY.

LUDENDOREF SAYS CATASTROPHE NEXT   DECLARES POLICY OF ENTENTE IS “SHORTSIGHTED” AND WRONG   EUROPE FACING TROUBLE   Former Commander in Chief of German Army Says Allied Treatment of German was “Shameful”

teria enna  GEN. LUDENDORFF TAKES A GLOOMY VIEW OF FUTURE   “Shameful Treatment of Germany” By the Entente Bound to Result in General Disaster to Europe.

END BERLIN STATE OF SIEGE   Martial Law Continues in Four-Areas of Germany, Including Duesseldorff. . .

RAISE SIEGE IN BERLIN   Prasident Ebert Has Issued New -. Proclamation, -

LOWDEN GETS Ald OF PAK BOARD   Governor Will Not Stand for Pernicious Politics of the Thompson Machine.

TWO OFFICERS UPHOLD SIMMS           VERAL BARNETT VIVE-A IFY ON NAVAL AWARDS,  AND  RAL GRANP TEST  GRANT SPEAKS OF EDISON

HIGH OFFICERS FILED PROTES]   Major General Barnett and Vice Admir. ~ al Grant Testify Recommendations  For Medals Were Disregarded.

SIMS’ STATEMENT BACKED BY OTHER NAVAL OFFICERS   COMMANDER OF MARINE CORPS AVERS HIS RECOMMENDAHI1ONS WERE NOT GiV EN LITTLE HEED   WOULD CENSURE ADMIRAL   Senrtcr Walsh Offers Resolution Scokling Sims tor Giving Away Contidential Infetm2tion But Senate Refuses to Act

NAVY OFFICERS ~~ NOT REGARDED   Tn Recommeniations. for, Ibecorations Barne(t and Grant State

RHINE TOWNS ARE SEIZED: BY FRENCH   Foch Orders Occupation ¢ ’ Frankfort and Darmstadt.   INO RESISTANCE IS SHOWN   Proclamation Gives Strict Rules fot Civilians and Threatens Punish‘ment—Tanks Are Piaced at Strategic Points.

UNITEG STATES PROTESTS FRENCH ADVANCE IN RUHR   Action of France Also Meets With Disapproval at the Hands of British Leaders.

FRENCH OCCUPY. ~. GERMAN CITIES   Frankfort and Darmstadt \En-tered on Orders From. Mar- . shal Foch,   NO RESISTANCE IS MET   Goveriment Issues Statement Sayling Drastic Actlon. Was Made Neces  sary by German Offensive: In tt Rone District. ‘

i. Wy “McCoy Heads Bankers Association    Former Greenville Banker, Now of Vicksburg, Elected President. of  State Bankers’ Association.

FIGHTING IN SIBERIA.   he Last American Regiment Seems to he Shooting fits Way Out.

ALLIED FORCE BATTLES TURK   Greeks, Italians and Frenct Are Engaging Moslem Troops in Smyrna.

TURKISH TROGPS OFFER RESISTANC:   Greek, Italian and French Force: Holding Their Own With Difficulty.

NATIONALIST ARMY HARASSING ALLIES   Parly Alms to Preserve the Old Ottoman Empire.

TROUBLE IN TURKEY   ALLIED IPROOPS ARE HOLDING OWN  WITH DIFFICULTY,   ish Nationalist Forces Con ¢  aoe Is Safe But Turk:  i the. Interior.

ALLIES HOLDING OWN IN BATTLE AGAINST TURKS   Have 50,000 Troops in Constantinople, It Is Announced.

b. 0. P. ASPIRANTS HOLD CONFERENCE   Three Gubernatorial Candi dates Try to Agree On One Candidate to Oppose  McKelvie. ”*

 KANSAS BANK ROBBED   : Highwaymen Help Up Cashier and  Then Hurried Toward Kan a  es

ALLIES SENT POLAND HELP THROUGH DANZIC   England. France and U. S. Sen Ships With Provisions and Munitions to Poles.

NEGRO GIVEN 50 YEARS FOR KILLING DRIVEI   Sentenced to Serve Fifty Years in thi State Penitentiary at Fort Madison,

CUAL PROFTEERING {5 HURTING BOTH PUBLIC AND THE GOAL MINERS      ‘DEMAND FOR MINIMUM WAGE 03  SIX BOLLARS DAILY IS” PRESENTED TO COMMISSION,

SHORT OF OIL.   Honolulu in Bad Predicament as Reeault af Shortave.

HAVE JOINED hANUS   TWO EXTREMES IN SENATE GET 'POGETHER,  e   In kiffort to Prevent Ratification —o  Treaty With Reservations:

HAVE JOINED: HANDS   NATE GET           Hifort to Prevent” Treaty Witle Re:

ACTOR VICTIM OF ACCIDENT   Fraak Cartier Killed When Automo bile Rune Into Bank.

STOP NIAGARA EXCURSIONS   Scarcity of Passenger Cars Given As Reason,

A RUMPUS IN COLLEGE RANKS      Four Members et faculty at Des  Moires Resigr.

LEAVE FACULTY BECAUSE OF ROW WITH PRESIDENT   Four Professors at Des Moine College Resign Their Posts.

HAYS PROMISES FAIR DEAL FOR ALL CANDIDATES   Contests in Many States Being Heard by Nat’] Committee

REPUBLICANS AWARD SEATS   Settling of Contests Is First Business Before Committee.   REGULAR ARKANSAS DELEGATION SEATED

SAYS DEATH TO TURKEY   Turkish Leader Opposes. Signing Al_ lics’ Peace Treaty,

View Held By Delegates Is That No Ob stacles to American Membership Shall - Be Raised But That the League Must Go on Whether We Join or Stay Out   AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA 70-JOIN

NATIONS LEAGUE BEGINS SESSION   2. 2 AOS  HUNT PROMOTED TO MAJOR RANI   COUNCIL. LEAVES PLACK ON COMMISSLON FOR AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE   SULLIVAN BOY CLIMBS TO RIGE POSITION EN U.S. REGULAR . ARMY   FAGUE WILL FUNCTION SERVED IN WORLD WA

ore PRICT   League Delegates Spend Day in shomrerense on Matters of 8 Daley

JTART JOG WIT GITYS PRAYER   League of Nations Assem: bly Ready for Work   IN THE CAPITAL CITY   special Services in All Church. es Largely Attended by Del. egates. Programs Well Map. ped Out to Avoid Dangerous Subjects — Will Keep Place Open for United States

ALL GENEVAPRAYS AS LEAGUE MEETS   Spectal Services in Churches Largely Attended, ces:   MANY CONFERENCES HELE

HARMONY 13 EXPECTED  AT WORLD  PARLEY   ‘Principal Delegations Hold  - Conferences Regarding Policy To Be Followed On the Floor of Assembly.   DELEGATES MAP OUT PLAN OF PROCEDURE   Japan Wont Raise Any Vangerous Question, Baron Hayashi Says; Place Left on Commission For U. S.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY T0 PEN SESSION TODAY   WILL BEGIN WORK ‘SUPPORTED BY PRAYERS OF ALL GENEVA.   GONFERENGES ARE HELO    Japanese Head Makes Statement; Place Is Reserved forthe  United States.

FIRST" MEETING OF LE AGUE. OF NATIONS IS SCHEDULED ‘FOR TODAY IN SWITZERLAND

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMISLY READY FOR TRIAL CONFERENCE, TO LEAVE OOOA OPEN 70 #MERICAN

PEAGE BY JOINT RESOLUTION HITS SNAGS   Many Republicans in House to Oppose It; No Rosy Path in Senate.   DEMOCRATS ON OFFENSIVE NOW   Resolution Plan T emporary Expedient to Bridge Gap Till Platforms Made.

SIGNS OF A SPLIT IN PARTY RANKS   PEACE BY RESOLUTION LIKELY TO STRIKE A SNAG.   MANY REPUBLICANS OPPOSE IT   Perpetual Warfare Between Congress and President Pretty Sure to Follow—Validity of Action Doubted.

DUBUQUE FOLKS ARE WALKING   Street Railway Men on Strike With No Prospect of a . Settlement.

JMISOBEY’ THEIR PRESIDE?      Dubsque, Towa, Carmen- Spurn +, Gompronise -orrey

Ut MEXICAN ARAN LEAVE NOGALES EN ROUTE HOME   Rios and Gamboa, With Their Staffs, Comprising Forty Officers, Are On Their Wavy to Meyico City,   ESCAPED FROM SONORA WHEN STATE REVOLTEL   Will Be Met at Apra, N. My By Carranza Adherents, in Automobiles, and Conducted To the Capital,

BOTH PARTIES BID FOR WOMEN’S VOTES   Both Claim Credit for the Passage o the Amendment When One More Sinte PBatities

BOTH PARTIES START GAMPAIGN FOR WOMEN VOTES   Democratic and Republican Leaders ‘Making Strentious Effort te Obtain Credit for Passage of  Suffrage Amendment.

MAJOR PARTIES IN WARM SCRAMBLEFOR FAVOR OF THE FAIR   DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS OPEN PURSES !N EFFORT TO CAPTURE WOMEN’S VOTES

MEXICAN PAPERS QOPLAY AMERICAN ELECTION NEWS BUT COMMENT SPARINGLY   THING HARDING ELECTION WICL NOT MAKE SITUATION MORE  COMPLICATED,

‘MEXICANS LIKE ELECTION   Sa Ee South Republican Newspaper: Think Ii Is Favorable to Them

MEKICO FEATURES AMERICAN ELECTION   Nol Believed That Hardings’ Election “Will Be Obstable To Good Relations.

MEXICO HOPES FOR . EARLY RECOGNIT#O}   One Newspaper Sees Immediate Step as Result of Election Here Tuesday. ’

ARKANSAS. REPUBLICANS TO PROTEST ELECTION IN CONGRESSIONAL RAL   INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES HAS BEEN INSTITUTED.

‘WON TWO GAMES.   Checotah “High” School Basket Ball . Team Defeats. Warner and McAlester.

BASKET. BALL TEAM” WON TWO GAMES.   Checotah High. School, ‘Basket Ball ‘Team: ‘Datosts: ‘Warner and... : McAlester;

PEACE COUNCIL ‘CLOSES SESSION AT BOULOGNE   FINANCIAL EXPERTS TO MEET IN PARIS SOON TO DECIDE ON MONEY MATTERS

ALLIED WILL DEAL WITT RUSS MINISTER   RECOGNITION OF SOVIET GOV, ERASMENT WILL BE WITHHELD, AL PREMIERS AGREE,         SEND MINISTERS TC BERLIN   Another Meeting Ik to Be Held tn Brussels Soon to Prepare for Spa Conference With German Representatives.

EXPERTS [0 AID INDEMITY PLAN   Allied Supreme Conference Completes Pian for Disarming Germany; Allies to Resume Diplomatic Relations With Berlin Government Soon.

ALLIED CAPER TS ARE GALLED TD MEET AT PARIS   Conference of Premiers a Boulogne Ends With Today’s Session   GERMAN DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS APPROVED   BRITISH TO CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS WITH SOVIET; AMBASSADORS TO BE SENT TO BERLIN.

ALLIED PREMIERS END GONFERENGE   Financial Experts to Meet At Paris é to Complete Indemnities Program.   DISARMAMENT OF GERMANY   No Politica; Recognition To Be Given Soviet Russia, Representatives Decide.

SETTLEMENT WITH GERMAN!   Country Must Disarm, According T: Decision of Allied Premiers— May Takes More Territory.

EXPERTS WORK ON INDEMNITIES   Vill Report To Supreme Council July 2nd Just How Much and When Germany Is to Pay For Darnage Wranoaht.

FAIL TO DECIDE ON WAR QUESTIONS   Boulogne Conference Adjourns to Meet July 2

LEFT HANDED “EVENT FEATURE   Pre-War Delicacy ‘Hand. ed Down From Scotch  Estate Is Prize

~ BYHUNTER   Who Mistook Her Basket for  “a Groundhog—Fatal Acci. dent Near Malvern, in _ Carroll Coynty, O.

EGGS TUMBLE TO ELEVEN CENTS WHOLESALE IN N. Y   VICTIMS OF HIGH COST OF LIVIN( HAVE SWELL CHANCE TO CHUCKLE NOW.

H.C.L.Victims Chuckle i When Egg Price Slump:   FLOUR PRICE IN ANOTHER TUMBLE

Delegates at Federation Meet: ing Approve Criticism by Speaker.   CANDIDATE TRYING TO. BREAK “SOLID SOUTH”   Speaks in Tennessee and Then Comes North Into Kentucky,

HARDING FLAYED   Labor Convention Cheers Attack _ on Reoublican Nominee

RESTRICT TRADE   Im Arms and Munitions isn Pina of “~Leagee of Nations.

LEAGUE SEEKS TO HALT TRAFFIC IN WAR AMMUNITION   Manufacture and Export o' American Materials Holds Up  Disarmament Progress

TEST OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Firee Real Tryout te Come in the (ase of Persia.

POLICE IN ‘THE TOILS   FEDERAL PROBE OF WHISKEY  RING IN CHICAGO GETS. °EM.   Ofiicers of the Law Indiefed for Helping the Booze Runners to Violate the Law.

CHICAGO GRAND JURY IS AETER. HIGHER UPS TW  WHISKEY. RING   Over 30 Indicted for Iegitimate Trade in Intoxi' eants; Policemen, Yeogs  and Politicians

FEDERAL DRAGNET BETSAT LEAST 30   Police Officials and C‘h ers in Meshes.

30 INDICTMENTS ARE BUE IN WET" OFFICIAL CIRELES   POLICE, WHISKEY RUN. NERS, SALOONKEDPERS, HIGHER-UPS, IMPLI-   7 ATO   BEITLER ARRESTED   utes until 11 o’clock to bring to Mike De Pike Confesses ta $175,000 Liquer’ Theft  in‘ iChicaz’o.

CHICAGO PROBE INTO BOOZE RING FRUITFUL   Expéct 30 Indictments By Fed: eral Government,

FORECAST INDICTMENTS AGAINST 30 OFFICERS   POLICE, OFFICIALS,. WHISKE’ RUNNERS AND “HIGHER UPS’ NAMED ,

EXPEGT AT LEAST 30 INDICTMENTS; BOOZE RING NEARLY BROKEN   Police Officials and “Higher Ups” May Be Indicted.

THIRTY POLICEMEN ARE TNDIGTED   FORGED GOVERNMENT PERMITS IS CHARGED   RUNNERS FOR SALOON MEN   Thy Theft of $£75,000 “Worth of Whiskey Is Also Involved in the Envectiorntion.

“WHISKEY RING” ~ WARRANTS OUT   Thirty Chicago Policemen  - Implicated.   $175,000 LIQUOR ‘THEFT IS ALLEGED   “Higher Ups” May Als Be indicted.

EXPECT MANY INDICTMENTS LIQUOR RING   $ 10,000,000 Company was Planned ,to Sell Liquor in Chicago.

FLYING. IN FLAME IN FIREPROGE ~ PLANE   Invention Used That Remove: Chief Danger of Airmef From Airplaning

PLANE SET AIRE IN MID-AIR   Aviator Applies Torch to Own Machine 5,000 Feet Up   LANDS IN FLAMES UNHURT   Makes Spectacular Demonstration for Benefit of Service

FLIER SETS PLANE ABLAZE IN CLOUDS AND LANDS SAFE IN “FIREPROOFING’” TES?

FLAMING OL UAKED PLANE LANDS OAFEL   Inventor Demonstrates De. vice to Safeguard Aviators Both Day and Night.

DARING AVIATOR MAKES . THRILLING FLIGHT IN OIL ' SOAKED BURNING PLANE

FLAMING OIL SOAKED PLANE LANDS SAFEL   Invention to Safeguard Aviators Both Day and Night. is Demonstrated,

'LAMING PLANE THRILLS CROWE   Demonstration of Fire-Proof ed Machine and Midnigh Landing Device   Marks One of the Most Important Developments in  Aviation Sines Armictica

MADE FLIGHT IN FLAMING AIRPLANE PROVIDED WITH SPECIAL FIRE PROOF ‘DOPE’

AIRPLANE LANDS AT NIGHT WITH DEVICE   Army Aerial Men Thrilled B; Demonstration, -

Flies Through the Night on Flaming — Airplane Without Sustaining Injury

Flaming, Oil-Soaked, Fire-Proofed Airplane Alights Safely With Newly Invented Midnight Landing Device

Fireproof Airplane . Gives Spectacular Test.  In Midni¢ht Flighi

‘PEPROOFED PLANE 4 y PROVES A SUCCESS  é———      Spectacular Demonstra+ tion at Mineola,

INVENTION MARKS AVIATION ADVANCE   Oil-Soaked Fire-Proof Plane Makes Trial Landing in Safety

DEMONSTRATION OF FIREPROOFED PLAN      ‘Aviator - Sets Fire, to ’ Gasoline Bosked Machine 5,000: Feet in Ar. .

NOW. THE FIREPROOF PLANE   i 7 ‘Demonstration:. Marks. an Important Step in Aviation. Expert Witness Safe Midnight Landing

Airplane Ablaze, But Fireproof, U. S. Invention   Aviator. Machine Set Afire a 5000 Feet, Makes Safe Wicht Landing.

NO ARMENIA MANDATE   Senate by Vote of 52 to 23 Declines President’s Plan. .   ‘Four Democrats Line Up With Repubjicans Against Project—Pian to Delay Action Defeated.

VOTE NO ON ARMENIA   SENATE DECLINES TO - GRANT - WILSON’S REQUEST.   ‘Also .Refuses to Delay. Action ‘on: Pro i posed Mandate Until After Peace : . With Germany.

VOTE NO ON AKMENIA   SENATE DECLINES TO GRAN‘ WILSON’S REQUEST.   Also Refuses to Delay Action on Pra  posed Mandate Until After Peace Wiith Masmanwu

MISo-HAMON NOT BENEFICIARY OF THE HAMON ESTATE   NO WILL MADE BY LATE REPUL LICAN LEADER IS ATTORNEY’S OPINION.

MRS. HAMON’S ATTORNEY DENIES THERE IS WILL   Existence of Such a Document Would Have Been Heard About. He Declarec.

CONVENTION GIVES IOWA TG GOV. LOWDEN   Oficial Michigan Result Shows Johnson’ Majority to be 44,~ 373—-Nebraska Totals,

DEMANDS NOW PROVIDED FOR IS STATEMEN]   Shortage of Coal in Central Territory Next in Order for Relief   SUPPLY IS INCREASED   PRIORITY ORDERS “UNNECESSARY SINCE OCT. 156 DUE TO AMPLE SUPPLY. REPORT

PARTIES UNITE FIGHT LEAGUE   North Dakota Democrats and Republicans Map Out a Plan of Action

UNITE FOR FIGHT ON NON-PARTISANS   \Republicans and Democrats Join Forces to Keep Radicals Down at Primary, June 30.

The Gift of Gifts   Don’t forget the gift of gifts— th  Columbia Grafonola

The Gift of Gifts   lant forget the gift o§ gifts -- tk  Columbia Grafonola

The Gift of Gifts  Don’t forget the gift of gifts— the  -_ a a pee ae ry

GENERAL ALVARADO AT WASEINGTON ‘WIRED INSTRUCTIONS TO GOV. HUERTA   Immediate Steps Should Be Takeu the Message Stated, for the Protection of Foreigners on West -Coast.

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES: ARE: ©. FILED AGAINST A. LORENZE PRESIDENT. OF PENN-LA OIL C0

Charge that Former Official Embezzled Funds Given To Develop Field   LOREMPE 1S NOW UNCER BONE

1,400 COMMON LABORERS QUIT IN QUAD-CITIES   Present Demands For Big Increase in Wages; Work  at Standstill.

STRIKE IN IOWA   Building Construction Laborers Want More Money.

LOCATED THE MiSS.NG SHOES   Passenger Whe Had on Wrong Pals Admitted Thinking That They Feit “Pretty Tight

LOCATED THE MISSING SHOES   Passen “Who Had on Wrong Pair . itted Thinking That They Féit “Pretty Tight.”

BIBLE BARRIER TO INTERVIEWEE   Murderer of Six Too Busy Seeking Gomfort in Book of Books to Tell Story of Crimes to Newspaper Men; Wili Hang September 24,

RACE RIOTS BREAK OUT IN KANSAS   FOLLOW MURDER. OF GROCER   Cun Battle in Strests in Whict Several Are Killed—Trosps eer Cree ee Asked -For- me meena $e

THREE KILLED IN RACIAL CLASH IN INDEPENDENCE   “ight in Negro Quarters After White Grocer Is Shot bv Black   CALL OUT HOME GUARD   ‘STIR UP RACE FEELINGS BY IN VADING NEGRO HOMES IN  SEARCH OF SLAYER

Chicago Underworld:Has Little fo Cheer Residents as: Po- : lice Swoop: Down.   Trials to Commence in. Whisky " Conspiracy ; Cases in: December,

UNDERWORLD IN CHICAGO HAS NO THANKFULNES:   War on Undesirables and Law  Violators Breaks Up Thanksgiving Spirit

NO-CELEBRATION IN.» CHICAGO UNDER-WORLD   Thanksgiving “Day: Passed Without ; Usual. Unlawfulness Due ‘ta  The. Continued Raids _   CRIMINALS WATCHED CLOSELY

More Than Thousand Of Them Taken Into Custody Within Five Days   OUTLOOK NOT RIGHT   Police Chief Seeks Life Sentence Law For Hold-Up Men

VILLA ELUDES HIS PURSUERS   Bandit Chief Escapes Into Mountains of Durango—Carranza Force in Pursuit.

\TTRACTING LARGE CROWDS   Revival at Sexton Christian Church  Continues Each Night.

TEHES CHAMBER QF DUMMERCE ENORASES WAR FINANEE BAN   SUGGESTS PE-ESTABLISHWENT OF CORPORATION TO “RELIEVE tf ONDIUITIONS.”

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL FINISHEL      ‘Edward M. White, Former Decatu: County Man, One of the Pallbearers

AWAITS WITH INTERESTS RESUL QF TENNESSEE ELECTION   Upon Which the Immediate Fate 0 Woman Suffrage May Rest.

COX WAITS ON PRIMARY NEWS IN TENNESSEE   SUFFRAGE MAY DEPEND ON RE "SULTS OF STATE ELECTION CONTESTS

COX ANXIOUS: a GET WORD FROM TENN   Suffrage question is now uppermost in mind of Democratic nominee :   SUFFRAGE LEADER SPEAKS   And she “Tells’the World’  how she imagines women will vote

$43.50 A PAIR — FOR OVERALLS   That’s Price with Rhineston Buckles; Kansas Mayor Inaugurated Wearing Denim

OVERALLS AT $43.50 PAIR   Fancy Buckles for Particular Men in Newark.   GOLD, SILVER, RHINESTONE   Are Among Materia!s From Which Fastenings Are Made— Others $2.25 to $3.50.

You May Get ’Em Now--Overalls--witl Rhinestone Buckles at $43.50 a Pair

OVERALLS 40.00 h PAIR APPEAR   Fancy Denims Trimmed With Gold, Silver and Rhinestones the Latest.

Fancy Gold-Upholstered, Belted  Overalls Modestly Priced at Forty-Three and a Half a Pai

THESE OVERALLS HISPLAY CLASS   Fancy Trimmed Garment: Are Now on the Market in Newark, N. J.

OVERALLS QUOTED AT $43.50.   ‘High Prices Quoted for Blue Denim in Newark.

UVERALL WITH FANCY BUGALES AT 940.50 PAVE   New Jersey Business Man Gains Publicity From Latest Fad

CHICAGO COAL ~ MENJNDIGTED   Some of the Largest Operators in the Country Are on  List.   ACTION 1S. AT INDIANAPOLIS   i  Bianket True Bill Found by Federal Grand Jury Includes Francis S. Peabody, War Chairman of Production Committee.

CHICAGO COAL ‘MEN INDICTED   Some of the Largest Operators _ {n-the Country Are on . List.   ACTION IS AT INDIANAPOLIS   Blanket - True BIN Feund by Federal ‘Grand Jury Includes. Francie 8. Peabody, War Chairman of  Dendtrrrnslian Canimiltteaa

B16 GhIGAGD COAL MEN ARE INDICTED   List Includes Names of Some of Largest Operators.   WORK OF INDIANAPOLIS JURY   Name of Francis S. Peabody, Chair man of the Coal Production Committee During the War, One of the List Indicted.

STRIKERS CAN GO BACK ONLY AS NEW MEN NOV   Will Not be Reinstated With Senior ity Rights, Says de J Mantell, Railroad Managers’ Spokesman,

SENIORITY RIGHTS      Of Railroad Strikers are De clared Forfeited

STRIKERS DROPPED   RALLROADS TO HIRE “OUTLAWS” AS NEW MEN ONLY   LOSE SENORITY RIGHTS   Chicago Yardmen How] Down Speakers Favoring Return to Work

STRIKERS TO LOSE. ~ SENIORITY RIGHTS   MEN WHO TOOK PART IN REBEL WALKOUT WILL NOT BE GIVEN ~ > OLD STATUS.

AIL STRIKERS WiLL LOSE THEI SENORITY RIGHTS   Announcement Made By Spokesman for General Managers   MUST REGISTER AS NEW MEN

PAIR OF WEDDINGS “: DURING PAST WEEK   Four Prominent Checotah © “Young People United in Marriage Pur ' ing the Past Week, ast.

HARDING WiLL "SPEAK IN NUMBER OF CITIES   His Decision ‘Is Arrived at Following His Cordial Reception in the Twin Cities.

HARDING READY . - JO MAKE TOUR   Republican Nominee Agrees tt Speaking Tour Covering Large Cities of Nation.   GIVEN A WARM RECEPTION

THEY HOPE FOR... PARTY HARMONY   Governor-elect McCray Appeals.to:. Party Members for Sound Tesislation  wer erw ene we & re ows wre   Must be Carried Out, Says McCray — Speakership Fight is Seen

PARTY HARMONY SEEN AT CAUCUS   REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF SEN. ATE AND HOUSE HELD MEET. ING IN INDIANAPOLIS,   McCRAY STATES HIS VIEWS

PARTY HARMONY IS SOUGHT AT CAUCUS   Rpublicans Members of State Hous and Senate Meet in Joint Session Today   APPEALS FOR SMOOTH SESSION   Governor-Elect  McCray, Incoming _Lieutenant Governor and State — Chairman Speak

MARINE oTRIKE THnEATENCE GY UNION SEAMEN   PLAN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMEN1 TO ENFORCE PORTY-EIGHT HOUR WEE,

48-HOUR WEEK DEMAND MADE   Delegates to International Seamen’s Congress Seem Wrathy

OFFICERS SEEK TWO WURDERERS IN CLEVELAND   Closing in Upon Two Negroe Suspected of Killing Woman

AT HOME TO FRIENDS.   Tipton Young Man Brought Bride Home Election Day.

AT. HOME TO-FRIENDS.   Tipton Young Man \Broight “Bride - Home Election Day. °

INTEREST fbi I W SWEENEY Ghat   ALL ENGLAND AND IRELAND ROUSED BY CASE OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK   HAS 24 HOURS TO LIVE   Thirty Thousand Irishmen and British Luborites Staged Demonstration at Prison on Wednesday Night.

GEORGE THAT HE WILL PAY   Sister of MacSweeney Asserts Vengeance Will Follow Death.

SISTER THREATENS PREMIE   Again Notified Lloyd George He: Will Be Held Responsible for Death of Mac Sweeney.

EVIE HOPE UF FREEDOM FOR TRIO PHIOUNE   King George Promises Im mediate Consideration;  Llovd-George Warned

WILSON IN TOUCH WITH COAL TIEUP   Present Shipments Are 50 Per Cent of Normal   ACTICN IS RUMORED   Appointment of Fuel Administrator by President Considered Possible.

‘WAY NAME FUEL HEAD   Walte House Warns Agelast Iatime- . tions te tke Contrary,

PRESIDENT — INFORME   KEPT IN TOUCH WITH COAL SITUATION—FUEL ADMINISTRATOR POSSIBILITY.

THIRTY OF CREW MISSING   Steamer Superior City Sinks After Collision With Willard King

ALL BUT FOUR — OF CREW LOSI   Steamer Superior City Sinks Aft - ev Collision in Lake Erie During Fog.

GIANT BATTLESHIP FITTED FOR SERVICE   Tennessee Leaves New “York Navy Yard.

INDICTMENTS  RETURNED AGHNST 31. PERSONS AT CHICAGO  For Conspiracy to Defeat the Volstead Act.   For Conspiracy to Defeat the Yolstead Act. -

INDICTMENT FILED CHARGES CONSPIRACY   Thirty Men ‘Cited For ConspirTo Defeat Prohibition Enforcement.

TAKE A NEGRO FROM THE JAIL.      Whereabonuts of Oklahoma City  Black Unknown.

ALL GUESS-WORK _ AT GONVENTION   Some Sidelights on the Opening : of Great Republican — Meet,   NOISE, TEA, CAKES, FEATHERS   3eems Everybody Wants to Be President of These U. S., but Only Two Willing to Accept Nomination  x. for Vice President.

CONVENTION DOPE [S ALL GUESSWORK   Some Sidelights on the Opening of Great Republican Meet.   NOISE, TEA, CAKES, FEATHERS   Seems Everybody Wants to Be President of These U. S., but Only Two Willing to Accept Nomination for Viese President.

DARK HORE MAY WIN AT CHICAGO   All Guess-Work at National Republican Convention.   FEATHERS, NOISE, TEA, CAKES   Some Sidelights on the Opening of the Great Political Gathering—Many Presidential, Few Vice-Presi dential Candidates. nae

FOUR QUAKES OHAKE BUILDINGS OF LOS ANGELES   Slight Damage Reported From Shocks —Traffic Blocked by Land Slide.

FOUR EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS SHAKE LOS ANGELES; LOSS IS SMAI T: CONDITIONS NORMA!

SLIGHT INJURIES OLDER BUILDINGS HURT: CITY OULET   WATEK MAINS DAMAGED—CHIM. NEYS ROCK EO — JAMSIN STIKES—BUT FEW SERIOUSLY  INJURED—CITY QUIET AGAIN Yat ae

QUAKES AT LOS ANGELES   Responsible for Much Mino:  - Damage—Houses Shaker But No Casualties Are Reported.

‘LOS ANGELES IN (QUICK RECOVERY  FROM SHOCK   People Showed Little Nervousness During  the Night

LOS ANGELES QUAKE DID LITTLE DAMAGE         FOUR SHOCKS FORMED Tu.  ‘TAL OF _ YESTERDAY'S EARTH -DISTURB-  — st ANCES >   A Few Scores of Minor Injurte: and Some Preperty Damage ti@ Result eee

LOS ANGELES FOLK DISREGARD QUAKE   Theaters Last Night Drew Normal At. ‘tendance and City Today Presents Ordinary Appearance.

LOS ANGELES IN NO WORRY OVER FRIDAY SHOCKS   FOUR TREMORS REPORTED PHYSICIAN DAMAGE LIGHT; MANY MARKS LEFT   NO ONE INJURED; HURTS SUSTAINED BY A NUMBER

MARKO LEFT BY QUAKES NOT SEVERE   Four Earth Shocks At Los Anpeles Strike Terror to Populace During Friday.  Disturbances Shatter Plate Glass and Crack Plastering

Survey of Damage Discloses it is Not Serious—Quakes Attended by- Stirring Scenes— Prisoners Clamer to he Free

LOS ANGELES NOT MUCH HURT BY EARTHQUAKES   Damage to City as Well ‘as Injuries to People Were for the Most Part Slight.

LOS ANGELES 15 REPAIRING ATER “FOUR SHOCKS   Chimneys Shortened, . Water Mains Twisted and ‘Traffic +. frterrupted by. Quakes ~

FOUR SHOCKS AT LOS ANGELES   Earthquakes Are Becoming Chestnut to California Metropolis.

LOS ANGELES ESCAPES . DAMAGE BY 4 SHOCKS   ittle Injury Done to Life anc Property,

RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR BETHLEHEM MOTORS CORP   Woods, Genorai Manaxér of the Concern, bs Appointed—Based on Rilt of Faolec,

RECEIVER NAMEL -FOR TWO PLANTS   U. S. Court Takes Charge o Bethlehem Motors Corp

AME A FOR CORPORATION   Bethlehem Motors Corporation in Difficulty Because of Lack of Cash.

SENATE VOTES 10 RECONSIDER PACT   Lodge Motion Providing For Sus pension of Rules Adopted Today.   MAY BE REPORTED TUESDAY   Norris Objects to Procedure Causing Vote—Unlimited Debate in Sight Unless Cloture is Invoked.  Up Third Time.

TREATY  10 BE RECONSIDERED BY COME MITTEE   This Was Agreed on. by Majority of Senate for Purpose of Freeing ‘It from Cloture Attached   Committee Instructed to Report It Promptly, Probably Tomorrow.

SENATE AoAcES if nEROWSIOE   Peace Treaty by Coalition of Republicans and Democrats Who Favor Ratification   OF PEACE COVENANT WITH RESERVATIONS   Nine Republican Senators Op - pose Ratification Under Any ] and All Conditions.

RECONSIDERATION OF THE PEACE TREAT   Majority of Senate Passes Mo tion Submitted by Senator Lodge.

RECONSIDERING Or PEACE PACT IS AGREED UPON   Goes again to Foreign Reiations Committ LOUEE 'S iG       Unlimited debate will follow unless cloture rule is

UMM olON 10 ARBITRATE COAL WAGES 15 NAMED   Decision to Be Made Within Sixty Days Will Be Basis of Agreement

UAL CUMMOot0N TO SETTLE STRIKE      PRE SIDENT NAMES BOARD TO AR.  BITRATE DIFFERENCES IN rire FIELDS.

COMMISSION TO ARBITRATE WAGE DIFFERENCES   THREE MEN WERE NAMED B)  RESIDENT WILSON TODAY TO ADIUST MATTER      W. ©, Thompson, Columbus, Ohio Neal 4. Furry, Mikado, Pa., and W. L, Connell of Scranton,

THREE MEN REPRESENTING PUBLIC, MINERS AND OPERATORS SELECTED BY  '  JARESIDENT.

BOARD NAMED 10 FIX MINE WAGES   President Appoints Commission to Endeavor to Settle Differences Between Operators and Men in Anthracite Coal Fields of East.

BATTLE EXPECTED SOON.   Inde pendent Socialists Being Reinforced at Dusseldorf.

enchT ON PROHIBITION   AE TO PLEA FOR IRELAND   rends of Erin Must Be Content With Mere Expression of Party's Sympathy,

BRYAN: LOSES INHIS DRY BATT   Administration Controlled Democrat. ic Convention Steam Rolls All Efforts to Inject Liquer Plank.

HOUSANDS OF BOLSHEVIK SOLDIERS === SLAIN IN BATTLE WITH ANTEREDS

BIG POLICY HELD BY OLIVE THOMAS   Pickford Mystery Includes $300,. 000 Life Insurance.   LEGAL BATTLE IS IN SIGHT   Outcome Hinges on the Manner of the Beauty’s Demise—Movie Star's Death May Check Paris Revels After Midnight.

OLIVE THOMAS  HAD BIG POLICY   Three-Hundred Thousand Dollars Mixed Up in Pickford Mystery.    HINGES ON WAY OF DEMISE   Movie Star's Death May Check Paris Revels—Move on Foot to Put Ban on After-Midnight Life in French Capital,

(80,000 WANT: SEATS ‘AT CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICANS.      Total Runs Far Above The.  Number of Seats Available. ‘Women Contribute to the ‘General Demand for Room In The Hall.

150,000 WANT SEATS AT G. O. P. CONV.      Only 18,289 Ayailabie and Woime1 Coase Extraordinary Demand,

HASKELL’S FUTURE SAFE, SAYS SELLS   INDIAN COMMISSIONER SAYS SCHOOL HAS GREAT FIELD REPRE 17T   \tteudance big on Reservagious And Many Indisn Boys and Gils Left Out      Local Sneakers Alse Were Heard at Mectine of Chawher of Coramerce for Sells

HASKELL’S FUTURE __ SAFE, SAYS SELLS   INDIAN COMMISSIONER SA\8 SCHOOL BAS GREAT FIELD BEFORE 1T   SCHOOLS ARE FILLED   Atteudance Big on Reservagions And Many Indian Boys snd Girls Left Ont         Local Sneakers Also Were Heare at Mecting of Chamber of Commerce for Sells

Arrested tn Crawford County Murder Case In Which Local Bloodhounds Were Used!   NO RESISTANCE OFFERED

CALVIN AND LON MITCHEL! CHARGED WITH MURDER   FATAL BULLET IS FOUND   Believed Fired From Springfield Rifle Found in Mitchell Home

MARKET HOPES VANISR WITH PRICE REACTION   Favorite Issues, Those Dominated by Pools in Particular, Topple Five to 45 Points

Text of Reply to Demand From Paris is Made Public.   CITES NEUTRALITY      Dutch Say National Honor Does Not Permit Betrayal of Confidence in Their Free Institutions.

HOLLAND REFUSES  TOGIVE UP raepeoap   cauNoT RECOGNIZE THE paWERS’ HIGH POLICY   May Ast in Future If Society af Nations Is Competent To Judge

HOLLAND REFUSES ALLIED OEMANG   Former German Empero1 Will Not be Handed Over, Note to Allies Declares   DECLARES IT NOT AN INTERNATIONAL DUTY

NETHERLANDS GO' BY ALLIED POWERS FG THE EXTRADITION OF FORMER GERMAN ROR.              MUST PROTECT Ht

HOLLAND'S NOTE UNE OF DISSENT   Will Not Deliver Up the ex Kaiser to Allies Who Want Him.

HOLLAND REFUSES DEMAND OF ALLIES   Declines to Deliver Up Former Kaiser.   NOTE DELIVERED AT PARIS.

NATIONAL HONOR STANDS IN WAY, REPLY INSISTS   Savs Holland Has Alway Been Refuge of the  Vanquished.

UT UH LAW AND TRADITION 10 FORBID SURRENDER, SAYS QUEEN   ALLIES REMINDED THAT HOLLAND IS NOT A PARTY TO TREATY   SLY SLAM IN STATEMENT THAT PACT SECTIONS UNDER WHICH IT IS SOUGHT TO EXTRADITE AND TRY EMPEROR ARE RETROACTIVE

QUEEN SAYS COUNTRY MOT PARTY TO TREATY   CLAIMS NOT .TO BE OBLIGATED UNDER ARTICLE 228 TO SURRENDER WILLIAM.    HAS RIGHTS OF REFUGEE   Country Will Not .Withdraw From Guest Benefits of Laws and Traditions.

IMPROVEMENT NOTED IN WORLD BY FINANGIERS   Economic Conditions Shov Vast Improvement Since  The War.

WORLD WILL BE BACK T0 _ NORMAL SOON   Speakers at Brussels Meet Predict Return to Competition in Few Years.   (TARIFF QUESTION DISCUSSED   Manager of Licyds’ Bank Says “Let Us Not Only Dwell Together in Peace but Let Us Also Deal. Freely andg in Harmony.”

“NORMAL SOON   Sneakers at Brussels Meet. Pre: dict Return to Competition in Few Years.   TARIFF QUESTION DISCUSSED   Manager of Lloyds’ Bank Saya "Let U: Not Only Dwell Together in Peace but Let Us Also Deal Freely and in Harmony,”

(Continued on Page Five)  WAR SHAKEN COUNTRIES BETTERING CONDITIONS   Economic Improvement Seen and Onptimism over Future Voiced at Brussels Conference

IMPROVEMENT IN EUROPE.OBSERVEL   Reassuring Information Offered a els Economic Conference     Bruss Creatas Now Ontitmism.

OPTIMIGM OVER FUTURE 1S FELT   World Back to Normal Soon Say Finance Experts.   DISCUSS THE. TARIFF ISSUE   Lloyds’ Bank Manager Says: “Let Us Not Only Dwell Together in Peace; Also Let Us Deal Freely and in Harmony.”

NORMAL COND TION RETURNING RAPIOL'   Eats Financiers tn Confer emcee At Brussels See Re-Adyustment After War.

WORLD BACK TO NORMAL SOON   Speakers at Brussels Meet Pre. dict Return to Competition in Few Years.   Manager of Lloyds’ Bank Says “Let Us Not Only Owell Together in Peace but Let Us Also Deal Freely and in Harmony.”

SEATTLE HAS A FIRE TRAGED\   Two Killed When They Jumped fram Windew—Scarching Ruins for Nis Queers

(FOR ROAD AMENDMENT   Highway Engineer Addresses Meeting of Belleville Chamher of Commerce.

ix ghway Engineer Addresses Meeting of Belleville Chamber of Commerce.

TWO BALTIC MARINE  BATTALIONS MUNTINY   ‘Outbreak Apparently™ Comes Wher Men Refuse to Follow Political Pinns of Leaders. +

BALTIC MARINE TROOPS MUTIN}   Germany Is Menaced by New Danger in Ranks of Von Kapp Supporters in Berlin.   BELGIUM JOINS FRANCE

GERMAN MARINE BATTALIONS MUTINY NEAR BERLIN AND KILL SEVERAL OF OFFICERS   Outbreak Reported Due toRefusal of Men Follow Chiefs’ _ Political Plan

GERMAN REBEL BAND REVOLTS AND SLAYS SEVERAL OFFICERS   ‘SOLDIERS’ COUNCIE ™ Tf STE OUS OF ENTERING POLITICS —STIRS CP TROUBLE IX THE RANKS

TWO IOWA CITY -PAPERS. MERGED   PRESS AND DAILY CITIZEN EFFECT CONSOLIDATION   Varsity ‘Town Follows In the Lead of Other  Citles W here Mergers Have x. Token Place, ,

Daily Press and Daily Citizen to Be Issued ‘as PressCitizen Next Monday   A RIGGER. BETTER PAPER   Iowa City Thus Follows the Lead of Other Iowa Cities Where Mergers Have Occurred

KANSAS MEN WINNERS   Unien Pacific Safety Record Made by Kansas Division

UUK DIVULGES UATAONG.0.P. CAMPAIGN FUND   Republican Treasurer's Offcial Bulletin and Typewritten List Made Public.

COX DISCLOSES LIST OF CAMPAIGN QUOTAS   Shows G. O. P. Assessments of $8,145,000 On Fifty One Cities of Twenty-Seven States.

COX SETS OFF A BOMBSHELL   t ' FIGURES GIVEN DBSIGNREUD To . PROVE HIS CHARGES.   BIG REPUBLICAN SLUSH FUND   DAT® DECLARED SECURED FROW  PARTY TREASUNER.   Total Net Up te 815,000,000 Heretefore Claimed, Bet Asserts Such Sem Forthceminag to Buy the Presideacy.

LUX PRESENTS INFORMATION 10 BACK UP CHARUE   QUOTAS ASSIGNED 57 CITIES SAID TO TOTAL $8, 145,000 HE SAYS

$8,000,000 FUND SHOWN UP BY CO}   Says Republicans Have $15, ~ 000,000 Campaign Chest,   CONTRIBUTORS A SECRET   Governor Declares Senator Harding and Chairman Hayes Approved. the Big Assessments,

COX GIVES DATA TO SUPPORT CHARGES   Presents Information on Alleged Conspiracy to Buy the Presidency.

UA OPEEGH UN G. 0. P. SLUSH FUND   THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE NAMES CITIES WHERE MANY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE BEING RAISED.   HAYS SAYS NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS WILL BE FURNISHED SENATE INVESTIGATING COMM™MITTERK.

DOX GIVES OATA ANT AREF FIINAS   Quota Plan, He Charges, Carried Out Like Liberty Loan Campaigns.   TAKEN FROM A BULLETIN

“COX MAKES (CHARGES OF FOND” OF FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS 10 BUY PREIDENCY. FOR ‘REPUBLICANS   “Gives Figures i in Speech at Pittsburg, Purporting to Be From Official Republican Campaign Committee Declares the Documents Are Authentic. .

Gov. Cox G.O.P.F           Quotes From Official Bulletin of- Treasure ham of Republican National Committee} clares Each District Had Its Quota.:

REPUBLICAN CONSPIRACY TO BUY PRESIDENCY   }Governor Cox Presents Information to Support His Charge.   {quot AS IMPOSED ON 51 PRINCIPAL CITIES

ALLEGED -EXPOSE  NOT SUCH A BIG SENSATION   Gov. Cox, Democratic Nominee Says Republicans Plan to Raise Huge Campaign Fund by Liberty Loan “Opnte Plan”

COX AT PITTSBURGH   SUBMITS HIS “PROOF” ON SLUSH FUND CHARGE,   Bases His Speech on What He Term: as “Official Republican Evidence,”

To Support Charges Co» Presents Information   SHOWS TYPEWRITTEN LIST

ALLEGES ASSAULT ON ELECTORATE   Cox Presents information ta Support His Charges.   QUOTES FROM &, 0. P. BULLETIN

DOCUMENT FROM G.0.P. CAMP ARE READ 10 CROWD   Treasurer’s Bulletin and List of “Quotas” Are Offered.

Quotes [From Republican “Bulletin” to Subslantiate Inferences Regarding a “Slush Pund.”   THOUSANDS HEAR [IM   Alleged Exposure of, Re* publican  Campaignl.Col“detions’, Made - Before a  Greal Pitisburg Audience

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SUBMITS... QUOTA REPUBLICANS ASSIGNEL   SUM RUNNING INTO MILLIONS IS TO by BE SPENT IN CAMPAIGN,   HARDING KNOWS ABOUT IT AND HAS NOT SAID HE  DOES NOT APPROVE, CHARGES COX, WHO CASTS  ' REAL BOMSHELL INTO REPUBLICAN CAMP.   Change in Cox Itinerary He Will Still Speak Here

OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF REPUBLICANS 1S CITED AS THE PROOF   Candidate Proves Fifteen Mill lion Slush Fund Was Being Raised by Republicans.   QUOTAS OF 27 CITIES WAS TO SECURE $8,145,000   Democratic Nominee Secures : Copy of Document Prepared by Republican Committee.

REFUBLICAN. CONSPIRACY _ TO ‘BUY PER ex dy   Governor Cox Presents Information Do “to Support Ais Charge.  r   ATE AS IMPOSED ON . a 51 PRINCIPAL orn

“PLAN APPROVED . ’ BY SEN. HARDING”   NS Reports From PartyW a - ers Produced’ to Bear Out Assertions; Figures to Investigation ‘Board.

DATA PROVING ALLEGATION IS TAKEN FROM REPUBLICAN PARTY'S OFFICIAL BULLETIN

COX GIVES OUT WHATHECALLS HIS ‘EVIDENCE   Reads List of 51 Cities In Which He Says G. 0. P. Is Rais: ing $8,145,000.   j REPEATS HIS CHARGE   That It 1s the Purpose of Repub licans to Purchase the Presidency.

GOK LAYS CARDS UPON THE TABLE   Presents Information i  Support of Charge   OF CORRUPTION FUND   Sandidate’s Facts consist Almost Entirely of Data Taken from Official Bulletin of Republican Treasurer and List Purporting to Show Quotas Imposed on 51 Cities

GOV. COX TELLS OF © $8,145,000 G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN FUNE   Says Senator Harding Has Approved All of the Details.   GIVES QUOTA LISTS OF REPUBLICAN BULLETIN   Cites Fifty-one Cities Which Have Been. Assessed Various Amounts.--Names Kept Secret.

COX SUBMITS CLAIMS   Produces What #e Terms “Offie cial Republican Evidence.”   Reads Reports Taken From the “Offi. cial Bulletin” Published by Treasurer Fred W. Upham.

Official Bulletin Issued by G. 0. P. National  Treasurer Upham Quoted asthe Source:  of Information; Total Aggregates Bight © Million Dollars; Workers Report Excess   PARTY CHIEFS ORDERED SECRECY:      Cox’ Record 0. K., Says Labor

New York City Rais. es Two Millions  for G. O. P.   PRESENTS FIGURES   Quota for Smaller Cities, Like Al bany, Is $25,000, Governor Tells Pittsburgh Audience   DESCRIBES HAYS’ METHODS   Says Names of Contributors Were to Be Kept Secret; Condemns 4}. Shameful Business”

PURPORTED LIST UF6.O.   Fifty-One Leading Cities in Country Assessed total of $8,145,000, According to Governor’s Sneech   NEW YORK MUST RAISE $2,000,000 HE SAYS   Republicans Harking Back to Days cf Mark Hanna and His $16,500,000  Camnainn. Charnes.

SHOWS 6. OF. CASH QUOTAS FOR 51 CHTIES   Democratic Candidate  Neglects to State Where He Got His Figures.

Cox Has ’Em all Trying to Explair   Proves Chargés That Republican National Committe is Raising . Huge Fund.

Further Exposes Within Week _  Hinted’ by Advisors of.Candidate: .°

COX PUBLISHES — FIGURES OF G.0.P. FINANCE SHEET   Supports Charge That Republicans Conspire to Buy the Presidency   HAS OFFICIAL SHEET

ROE bx? SUBMITS REPUTED “EVIDENCE - FROM REPURL#. CANS OWN RECURD,-       SAYS HARDING FULLY AWARE DF THE PROGRAN   Reiterates His Charge That An Attempt Is Being Made" To “Buy” , tho Presidency. A

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE PRESENTS HIS EXHIBITS REGARDING CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES

GOVERNOR COX IN “EXPOSE” SPEECH   Produces What He Terms “Official Republican Evidence.”   Reads Reports Taken From the “Offi cial Bulletin” Published by Treasurer Fred W. Upham.

GOVERNOR COX CHARGES A BIG ~ CAMPAIGN FUNI   : a Presents Alleged Lists From: Repub  jic®y Treasurer Calling for $15,000,000 Fund,

“ATTEMPTS 10 PPORT CHARGES   »{ Big Repuotican Fund in pittshurgh Speech.   ¢ QUOTAS OF CITIES   neces Chief Exhibit List aimed to Show Amounts sposed on 51 Cities and scregatin og $8,145,000 —  Seas SY SES

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SUBMITS QUQTAREPUBLICANS ASSIGNE!   SUM RUNNING INTO MILLIONS IS TC a BE SPENT IN CAMPAIGN.   HARDING KNOWS ABOUT IT AND HAS NOT SAID HE  DOES NOT APPROVE, CHARGES COX, WHO CASTS — REAL BOMSHELL INTO REPUBLICAN CAMP.

COX TELLS. OF IMMENSE FUND- OF REPUBLICANS   Deckires New, York (City, Te toSabsevibe

B. OP QUOTAS FOR CAMPAIGN FUND, {3 ASSEATIGN BY C0)   Gives Data in Support of Slush Fund Cherges—Is Denied By Chairman Hays.

GOVERNOR COX StGURED ONE OF FOUR QUOTA LISTS PREPARED BY REPUBLICAN:

STANDS STAUNCHLY ON HIS STATEMENT   Amounts being Maisee Anes Fifty-One Cities of Nation According to the List Presented by the Nominee.

COX TELLS WHERE MONEY [5 RAISED RY G. 0. P. BOSSES   Reads Data Taken From Official Bulletin of Treasurer. Upham of National Committee   STATES AND CITIES GIVEN “QUOTAS” IN THE CAUSE   Charges That Fund WH Be Twice the Sevén and Half Million Republicans Claim,

STORY OF CARRANZA'S ASSASSINATION TOLD BY FORMER OFFICER OF THE MEYICAN CABINET

“ INPOLICY OF NEUTRALITY   BOLSHEVISTS ATTACK FORTS OF WARSAW   Outer Fortifications of Polish Capital Under Fire Since Friday. °   Government Determined to Main: tain Neutrality in RussoPolish Conflict.   MORE WAR CLOUDS GATHER   THREATS BY RAILWAY MEN   Soviet Government Rejects Plea of Great Gritain for a Ten-Day Truce—British Navy Ready to Impese Blockade.   Announce Their Determination Not te Handle Munitions or Soldiers Consigned to Poland Through Germany  —Cause of Bavarian Unrest,   DYING AFTER M’ GRAW FRACAS   Actor in Hospital Following Row Baseball Magnate Is Said to Have Participated In,

DYING AFTER M’GRAW FRACAS   Actor in. Heospitai Following Row Basebal!i Magnate Is Said to Have Participated in.

A SHOCKING TRAGEDY   Insane Mother Murders Her Five Childres, and Theu Takes Mer. Own Life, -

MOTHER AND FIVE. SMALL HEN BRUTALLY MMURDEREL   With Heads Crashed, Throats  Cut, Bodies are’Found i in, ~ Tent House ,

MOTHER MURDERS FIVE CHILDREN   DEMENTED WOMAN IN BEOK COUNTY KILiS HER SOHILDREN AKD ATTEMPTS

AWFUL CRIME IN OKLAKOMA   Five Children Found Dead in Tent Home.   Had Beea Despondent After Fiu— Found Beside Children With Throat Slashed— May Die.

WIRES INTO TOWN CUT BY YEGGD   Greenwood, Nebraska, Res idents Sleep as Bold Theft Is Executed

DLENWOOD, NEB. GANK {5 LOOTED—THIEVES ESCAPE UN HAND GAR (3 REPORT   Attempt to Open Safe Is Futile---Safety Deposit Boxes Rifled of Valuables While  CVte Claange

DON’T KILL BIRDS AGAINST THE LAY   ‘VIOLATORS SUBJECTED TO FED  ERAL AS WELL AS STATE  PROSECUTOR

RUSSIAN TRADE WILL BE SMALL   Lifting of Embargo Against Soviets Not to Aid Materially Here.   *REDS” TO BE DEPORTED

RECOGNITION OF ~ BEDS IS DENIED   Lifting Trade Ban With Sovie Russia Will Not Make Much : Change Is Belief.   BAN ON WAR MATERIA!

LITTLE TRADE WITH RUSSIA. EXPECTED OFFICIALS DECLARE   Decreased Production and Bad Credits Will Not Attract Business Men   MARTENS IS PLEASED   State Department Lifts Ban On Trading With Soviet  Russia.

EXPECT LITTLE TRADE   FINANCIAL CONDITION IN SOVIET RUSSIA WILL PREVENT MUCH COMMERCE.

RAISE TOWN EMPLOYES   Council Orders Wage increase of Five Cents Per Hour.

DREST-LITOVSK TANEN BY POLES; REDS RETREAT   BERLIN DISPATCH SAYS THREE BOLSHEVIK DIVISIONS ANNIHILATED

3 DIVISIONS OF RED ARMY ANNITILATED   Steady Advance Reported On All Fronts and Soviets’ Retreat Becomes Rout — Terdific Losses Inflicted on Flying Russians.

Warsaw Defenders Re-capture Several Small Positions in Day’s Battle   PRISONERS NUMBER INTO THE THOUSANDS   Soviat Regiments Still In Retreat With Poles In Close Pursuit.

PURSUING AUUTED REDS, WHO MAY SINK INTO DEBAGLE IN RETREAT   NUMBER OF RUSSIAN DIVISIONS ARE BEING ANNIHILATED.   POLISH PEASANTS GET INTO IT WITH SCYTHES, AND TAKE NO PRISONERS—TERMS RUSSIA IS OFFERING, AT MINSK MEETING.

Enemy Reported in Complete Rout Aided by Fleet Horses in Making Escape; Attacking ‘Right Wing Advances Cutting Of Avenue.  of Retreat; Cavalry Attack Is Repulsed_;   PEASANTS AID INFANTRYMEN

PHAGE PROPOSAL IS FAYORABLE T0 THE BOLSHEVIKI   Poland Required to Grant Concessions That Would Bear  Heavily on Her   MEANTIME PILSUDSKI HAS OCCUPIED BREST-LITOVSK   Outcome of Negotiations Problemat. ient in View of His Recent Successes

REDS FLEE BEFORE PILSUDSKI'S ADVANCE   POLISH ARMY DRIVES FORWARD IN ErtrORT 1O UUT BULSHEVIST RETREAT   RETAKE GREAT FORTRESS   Brest-Litovsk Now in Hands of the Poles, Says Warsaw Dispatch ~—Flank Soviet Line.

PEACE DELEGATES  SPEAK SOFTLY AS "POLES ROUT ARMY   French Commander Hailed as “Savior of Warsaw” After Victory   BOLSHEVIKS UTTERLY ROUTED

3 DIVISIONS OF RED ARMY WIPED GUT OF POLISH   Pilsudsky’s Forces Rush to Cut Only Avenue of  Hscape.

POLES CONTINUE ” ADVANCE CAPR. REDS IN'BIG NU          Large Number of Horses Help Bolsheviki to Escape Being Taken Prisoners.       HAVE REDS’ SOLE AVENUE OF RETREAT IS A RE       Berlin Advices Report Polish Army Annihilates Three Divisions of Enemy Soldiers. —

TO KEEP PRESIDENT AT HOME   Bill Intended tw Prevent Toe Leong  Absence From toentry.

SEVEN ARRESTS SEQUEL TO RAID ONE YEAR AGO   Five Alleged Moonshiners in Jail at Charleston and Two at Lewisbure.

CITY: WILL SOON BE shai IN  ‘ITS OW:      Munici     nl “Government Has. Dane i a ~  Much Shifting About.

PROBABLY LAST MOVE   CITY WILL SOON BE HOUSED IN  ITS OWN HOME.   Municipzl Government Has Done  Much Shifting About.

ORPHANS SAVED BY GHILO'S CRY   WHEN F TRE IS DETECTED I) PENNSYLVANIA INSTITU. TION BARLY. SUNDAY

ORPHANS SAVED BY GHILD’S GR   WHEN FIRE IS  DIRECTED IA PENNSYLVANEA INSTITUTION EARLY SUNDAY

HOME RULE BILL LAUNCHED   British Government's Project Is tc Set Up Separate Parliaments for Ireland.

PRESENTED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AND PASSED ITS FIRST READ. ING TODAY

BILL GRANTING HOME RULE TO IRELAND IS PRESENTED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS   (Ry Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

InIGH HOME RULE BILL 15 PRESENTE   Government’s Project Conter: on Setting Up of Two Par liaments, One in North ane One in South.

ISH HOME AULE BILL. 1S BASED-ON  LO COMPROMISE OFFER BY ENGL AND

INTRODUCE IRISH RULE BILL   Receive Its First Reading in the House of Commons.

Irish Home Rule  Bill In Commons   Presented Today and Received ts First: Reading at One

PRESENT HOME RULE ACT   British House of Commons Re. ceiving Measure Long Promised by Government,

IRISH HOME RULE BILL PRESENTED 10 HOUSE OF COMMONS   Government's Project Centers On Setting Up Of Two Parliaments For North and South: Ireland.   WOULD» ‘SET “UP “UP “COUNSEL

HOME RULE: PLAN FORIRELAND ANNOUNCED   British Government Introduces Measure That Would Provide Two Parliaments for Emerald (sle

IRISH RULE BILL INTRODUCED   Measure Receives its First Reading in House of Commons-— Mere Formality.

All HOME RULE BILL 15 OFFERE!   Follows Closely Suggestions Made by Lloyd George in December.

BILL FOR HOME RULE IS GIVEN ITS READING   British House of Commons Hears Latest Plan for the Government of Ireland.

DAY MEN TO WORK   ‘UNION OFFICERS ORDERED DAY MEN TO RESUME WORK    25 PER CENT. INCREASE   Operators and Workers Believe Mines Will Be on Regular Schedule by Ead of Week

MAY ATTACK BRITAIN   Russizn Soviets Ordered to Take Positien on Afchan-Indian Front.

AUOOIAN OUVIETS MENACE TO INDIA   Bolshevist Forces Are on the Afghan Frontier, Report.   MOSCOW NEWSPAPER QUOTED   Deciares Move Will Bring England to Her Senses—Many Chinese Killed in Attempt to Disarm the Anti.Bolsheviki.

MENACE AFGHANISTAN.   Russian Forces To Move From thee Turkestan Front,

APCHAN-INGIAN  INE ESI FOR RED ARMY   Soviet Commander in. Turkestan Orders. Advance According to News Dispatch Quoting . Moscow Advices   PURPOSE TO ATTACK.IN ” CAUCASUS IS CONFIRMED   'chitcherin in Note to Georgian Government, Declares English Occupation of: Batum Menace to be Dealt With

BOLSHEVIKI ARE ON INDIA BORDER   Moscow Paper Quoted as to Reason ‘for Campaign—Many Chinese Are  Killed in an Attempt to Dis- )  arm Antired&

TOSS DOWN GAUNTLET   Reds Defi BBritish by _ Announce ment of Military Move into Caucucus.  i

BOLSHEVIK! ARE. ON INDIA BORDER   Soviet Forces Ordered to Rush to British Afghan Frontier.   Moscow Paper Quoted as to Reason for Campaign—Many Chinese Are Killed in an Attempt to Disarm Antireds,

INDIA BORDER IS REACHED BY RUSSIAN REDS   Soviet Forces Ordered to Rush to British Afghan Frontier.   “BRING ENGLAND TO SENSES”   Moscow Paper Quoted as to Reagon for Campaign—Many Chinese Are Killed in an Attempt to Dis arm Antireds.

Russian Soviet Forees Advance to Afghanistan-Indian Frontier * to Start War

SOVIET. FORCES ORDERED ® TO MOVE TO NEW FRONTIER   Moscow Says Move: Ought to Bring British Government to  Po

t OLSHEVIKL ARE CN INDIA BORDER   Soviet Forces Ordered to Rust to British Afghan Frontier,

ARREST AMERICAN — ON CHARGE OF HELPING VILLA   SAID TO HAVE SMUGGLED AMMUNITION TO MEXI.CAN BANDIT.   PRISONER RELEASED AFTER INVESTIGATION   Fight Natives of Mexico Taken Into Custody Between Juarez and Sé,  Helena in the Big Bend  Bptcd wepe

SUUTHEAN MINNESOTA 1X PATH OF STORM, 1 QEAD AND 10 HURT 15 REPNAT

TIUTHERN MINNESOTA If PATH OF STORM, § DEAD ANG VO HURT 1S arena

BUYING GERMAN LIBRARIES   German Savants Hard Hit Are Selling Books for Louvain

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE   Made by Alleged Leader of Baud of Purciar-.

WANT 10 GO BACK   Nearly Three Million Feoreigners are Waiting to go Back to Native Land

MT. LASSEN AGAIN BLOWS OFF FIRE   Catifornia’s Volcano Starts Eruption This Morning; Largest in Years; No Sign of Abatement

PERISHABLE rOOpD PRORE.   Responsible Patties May Be Prose cuted for Loss of ThouSands.

BANKERS SHOULD AID THE FARMERS   Hirsch Says They Should Go More Into the Business of Standing Behind Agricultural Products With Their  Money, :

MAY Cl ~ TQ FARMERS?  M        Agricultural Coin “Amer Jean Bankers’. 2 Uvies: wActit          FOR COOPERATIVE SELLING   Rankers Shanta ‘acho a hat Moti Beononiie Dist ibution. ofl we Hi ‘Prouuee: Is: Necded,

(OSEPH HIRSCH TALAS ON FARMERS   REVORTS TO AMERICAN : BANKERS' ASSOCIATION   SAYS BANKERS SHOUL HELP   High Thno for Bankers to Realize That Mero Ee°nomical Distribye  tion of Products is Essentlal

BANKERS MUST AD FARMERS, HE SAY:   jOSEPH HIRSCH OF CORPT CHRISTI CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE TOC: GROWER

BANKERS SHOULD AI THE FARMER!   Hirsch Says They Should Gc More Into the Business Standing Behind Agricultur.  al Products With  Theit

It Is to Interest of Bankers to Help Agricultural Industry in Several Ways.   BANKERS SELECT OFFICIALS   San Francisco Banker Is Named President, With Richmond, Va., Man First V. P.

BANKERS CAN AND SHOULD AID   Farmers Should Be Assisted in the Establishment of Co-operative  Warehousing, Etc.

BANKERS SHOULD AID THE FARMER  CAN ASSIST. IN CO COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSING AND SELLING PLANS  IS SOUND ECONOMICS  Chairran of American’ Ronkess Cammittee Points Out the Buz Opportunity            CAN ASSIST IN COOPERATIVE ‘ REHOU SING AND S SELL        IS SOUND ECONOMICS   Chairman of American Renkers Cammittee Points Out the Buz Opportunity   More Ecanorical Method of Nistributing Food Products of

GAYS BARKERS CAN AID THE FARIVIERS   Must Have More Econom ical Distribution.

BANKERS SHOULD AID THE FARMER   CAN ASSIST IN COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSING AND SELLING PLANS   iS SOUND ECONOMICS   Chairman ef American Benkers Cemmittce Peints Out the Brg Opportunity   More Feonorm ical Method of Dis. tributine Food Prodnets of Country Essential

HIRSCH SAYS BANKERS MUS? AID FARMER’   Jrges Entermg Marketing Field to Insure Better Prices for Products.

BANKERS URGED TO AID FARMERS IN. ~~ FORMING COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES

URGES BANKS TO ASSIST FARMERS  a    BETTER MARKETING CON. DITIONS ARE NOW REQUIRED.

BANKS SHOULD’ HELP FARMERS   FEDERAL RESERVE A C0-OP-: ? ERATIVE Sere.   WELL FINANCED IT COULD AP. : PORTION PRODUCTS.   And at: ‘Same’ Time Hizh Level of Prires Could he Maintained ‘ For Them.

The Declaration is Made at the National Bankers Convention at Washington That High Prices of Labor and Manutactured Goods and Low Prices of Farm Products Will Wreck Nation—Must Be Reform.

BANKERS SHOULD ASSIST FARMERS   Texan Urges Co-operative Organization. ~~   ‘PRODUCERS MUST HAVE FAIR PROFIT   Three-Year Thrift Campaign Proposed.

BANKERS CAN AND SHOULD AID FARMERS   Can Cooperate By Establishing Warehousing and Selling Or ganizations. ;

re ee ee ee ee ee ee ORME ee  TOLEDO TRAGEDY IS REVEALED BY INCENDIARY FIRE

CRIME If TOLEDO INDICATES MURDE   Dead Body of Woman Found in Reoming House During an Incendiary Fire.

CHIEF OFTHE MEXICAN CABINET CHARGED WITH SAYING SONS QF THAT LARD NOW AMERICANS SHOULD BE EXEC UTED

CABRERA WOULD EXPEL AMERICAN LEGIONAIRES   ‘CHE OF MEXICAN’ “CABINET SUG.

HUNS THREATEN ~ A REVOLUTION   BARON VON LERSNER SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL BE OVER  THROWN IF WAR GUILTY  ARE SURRENDERED.   Ne NE.  LIST Is GIVEN . tO GERMANY   Crown Vrince’s Names Heads List * of Those Allies’ Demand for Trial on Charges Growing Out of the World War.   ‘BULLETIN)

TREASURE. RUNT VAR   Searchers for ‘Buried. Silver Are Sure to Fail, —   So Says Galveston Expert of Efforte to Find Wretked Bullion — Bit

SEARCHERS FOR BURIED SILVER ON MEX. GULF   Due to Disappointment According to Dr. J. O Dyer, Local Historior of Galveston.

HARDING TO STAY IN HOTEL   Declines Invitation of Governor of Balboa to Be His Guest While in Zone,

[WILL REMAIN IN A HOTEL   Harding Declines Invitation to Be Guest of Governor.

INTERESTING MEETING FOR DELEGATES Al CONVENTION   Repuklican State Convention To Be One O: The Most Interesting Events For /Hoosier

TOUT REDS an OOvET Udall; GET ic WELCOME   Glad to be Back After 35 _Years Absence Says _  Emma Goldman.   EIGHTEEN REDS ARE HELD AT NEW YORK:   Immigrants Have Difficult Getting Pasports to America; Consuls Strict.

THEY GROSO LINE   BOAT 140A OF HUEMAN: Jt NI PINALLY REACH SOVIET LAND.   Deportec. ure aiven ERatt.ing Wel. come oon Other Side.

Kmma Goldman Glad To See Home Land  (igareties Distribated Among, Bolsheviki  <n meteen   Enthusiastic Welcome For Deportees

REDS FROM U. 5. ARRIVE IN RUDI!   QUESTION OF ALL MEMBERS’ SAFETY IS MADE UNCER. TAIN BY MESSAGE.   ARE GIVEN BIG WELCOME   Helated Telegram Says Only Three Of Deported Radicals Will Be Permitted to “Cross Border,”’

ANARCHIGTS ARE WELCOMED bY RUSSIANS   Emma Goldman, Berkman and Others Sing Revolutionary Sonys as They Reach Soviet Land.

Warmly Welcomed b Friends Awaiting The and Cheered as The Trudge Across Froze River   AUTHORITIES DO NOT WANT THE

QUVIET fldalA WELCOMES REDS QUITE CORDIAL   * SOVIETS MAY DRIVE ' OUT ALL BUT THREE

Bolsheviki Order Came Too Late   Telegram Barring ¢ ivals Recéived AW Rets  Were Safety Over Boarder. ‘

DEPORT EES ~ ARRIVEIN RUSSIA   Warmly Welcomed b Friends Awaiting Ther and Cheered as The Trudge Across Froze River   AUTHORITIES DO NOT WANT THE)

THEY GROSS. LINE:   . “ To i ° BONE LOAD, OF MWEMAN! JUNK FINALLY REACH SOVIET LAND.      Heportces are Given Rhttsing reome an Ochei Side.

RECEIVES BROKEN ARM_RAPE SI IPS   Employe of Big Four Railway Re. ceives Injury at Pesenger Station This Morning

ACEIVES BHOKEN ARM-RUPE SLIPS   Employe of Big Pour Railway Re ceives Injury atjPasenger Station This ing

FOUR MEN ARE DEAD BECAUSE OF WOMEN   MATINEE [DO OF WILD WES! SHOWS IS KILLED BY

Death Proves”  His Reward      Wild West Show Matinee WoL  Pouwrih Vietim in Web of Fate Soup Arcune? Warn,

DEATH HUSBAND'S REWARD   WIFE WHOM HE AVENGED SLAYS HOMER S. WILSON.   And Wild West Shaw (Matinee Tdols Is Pourth Vietim ‘frapned in Web of Fate Span Around Woman,

LODO NLL ALIND LA LE AOA DEA LEL ARIEL  GALES INJURES KANSAS WHEAT

FOUND GUILTY OF THE MURDER OF MERE BABY   Defiance Farmer To Ask For New Trial On Murder Charge

POLES CAPTURE KIEF, SOVIETS NOT OPPOSINE   Poles and Ukrainians Have St perior Forces; Ali Russia * Arming

MILLION AND A HALF FOR SCHOOLS   Voted by Cedar Rapids Yesterda: by Better Than 4 iv 1 Rativ,

ENGLAND 10 DENY TRIALS 10 IRISH   Bill Introduced in Parliament Today Will Put Military in Control of Island; Victory MeSsure Seen by Proponents; Aimed at Sinn Fein.

~~ BILL GETS 0; K   Suspends Trial hy Jury and Provide: * Offenders Shall be Tried by * Courtmartial

THOME OF  WHEELER TO NAME JOHNSON   San Francisco Attorney Selected t. Place Senator in Nomination at Chicago Convention,

WHEELER TO NAME JOHNSON   San Francisco Attorney Selected to Place Senator in Nomination at Chicago Convention.

PRESIDENT IGNORES INCIDENT IN GEORGH   No Comment on Filing and With  drawal of Name From The  ] Primaries.

POLITICS WILL BE FOREMOS] NIRING WEEK   Five Presidential Primaries Scheduled by Both . Parties.   GEN. WOOD IS LEADING   Democratic Line-up Is Not  as Well Developed as Republican.

Many States To Hold Primar Elections Which Will Show Strength of Aspirants   MICHIGANDERS VOTE TODAY

WEEK WILL DETERMINE: ~ CANDIDATES" STRENE            ‘From’ Primaries. and Conventions , Observers Expect: to Bee  i ‘First Real: Test.            ‘BOTH MAJOR ‘PARTIES. 0; - WoTRe- IN SEVERAL STATES.             ltn Primaries: a “Already: eral Wood’ Leads "be Re{  -wublicans. -2   ‘HOOVER GAINING STRENGTH    His Statements During: the’ W¥ '.. ) Bring. New. Friends: te i ‘Fis Aid.

COMING WEEK 15 PIVOTAL PERIOD   Both Major Parties Will Hol Important Primaries and Conventions.   Observers Expect to Cet Ide: of Strength ot Various Candidates.

ATOR CARTER GLASS MAY BE "> DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.          ‘President Wilson’ Seems. Leaning Toward the rgivian. *

DARK HORSE IN SENATOR GLASS   DEMOCRATS MAY SEE IN.HIM A POSSIBLE MOSES.   A MAN OF WILSON'S OWN HEART   Gane ef a Naember Whe Might Reeriv: the Presidential Beacdiction, Bat White Meuse Occupant Net Saying a Werd.

VIRGINIAN IN. FAVOR   SENATOR CARTER GLASS MAY BE DEMOCKATIC NOMENER.   President Wilson Seems Leaning Toward the Virginian.

CARTER GLASS [5 NOW IN LIMELIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY  PRESIDENT WILSON’S LET   PRESIDENT WILSON'S LEP: TER ON THE VIRGINIA ~ PLATFORM CITED.  CwHos: THE MAN:   Speculation As to-. President’: Choice: Involves Candidates Acceptance of League.

ONLY TEN WORDS FOR TREATY PLANK   Lawrence Writes on. Expression of -President Wilson on Virginia Platform   SEN. GLASS MENTIONED   Figures That . McAdoo Support. Might Go: to Virginia Man in Contest

FLYERS NEARING DAWSON   Plane Trailing in New York to Alasks Flight. Meets with Accident —

MUST. FORGO LUXURY        Petty Cily Officlals WUE Ilave lo Rid in New York's wn Taxicabs,

New York Officials to Ride in Taxicabs That  Will Minimize Expense

“WANTS WASTK ELIMINATED.   Qnay Says Gas Fields WiH be FExhausted Within Ten Years,

DECLARES WASTING OF:  BAS MUST BE STOPEEL   Says Supply Will- By Be Evhaasted Ir  7 nt Ten Years.

CALLED REVOLUTION   IN GUISE OF LABOR WAR SINIS TKR EFFORT IS ALLEGED   Great Britain Faces Crisis According To a Writer

‘Leader of Miners Federation Has Long ‘Urged Strike of Workérs.   THINKS GOVERNMENT TO BE FORCED TO ABDICATE   This Would Give Him His Choice to Assume Control, Belief,

ENGLISH GOAL STRIKE MOVE ATTEMPT 10 OVERTHROW PARLIAMENTARY GOVERN   European Critic Declares Move ment Will Not Succeed; Leaders Working for. Proletariat

SOUTHERN CLOTHING MEN ASK NEWSPAPERS TO SUPPRESS NEWS OF “OVERALL” DRIVE DECLARE MOVEMENT IS HURTING BUSINESS

"TAMPA IDER” BEGING 10 KURT   Clothiers Feel Effect of Overalls Wearing.

SPUN REQUEST, WITHHOLD NEWS   Birmingham Newspapers Refuse to Smother Accounts of Overall Movement.   PROTEST H. C. CLOTHING

ADVANCE GUARD NOW IN TOPEKA          Preparing /Progratr for Spreial Sessiorat Kanses Legislature Next Week   BEGINS MONDAY AFTERNOON   GOVERNOR ALLIEN: COMPLET: ED IS LESS, GE PODAY        Interest in Allen's) Proposed I ~ dusttlal’ Relations Canrté BN] Is Growing Over the Country.

THE. LEGISLATURE. NEXT MONDAY   SPECIAL SESSION TO CONSIDER ‘ANTIE-STRIKE MEASURES.   OTHER STATES WATCH   LABOR ORGANIZATIONS SHOWING  LIVELY CONCERN ALSO.   Indeed the Ww hole Nation Will. Leek Toward Topeka as Often us Toward Washington.

HONOR GUNMAN AT LAST RITES   GANGSTER BURIED AS HERO WITH ALL MILITARY HONORS ACCORDEO HIM

THOUSANDS PAY HONOR TO HERE   ‘Monk’? Eastman’s Funeral Is An Qutpouring of Rich and Poor in New York

MAGE {6 PAID 10 FORMER GANGSTE!   ‘MONK EASTMAN, WHO Was WAR HERO, IS BURIED AT NEW YORK.

HOMAGE PAID TO GANGSTER   Reverential Tribete by War Comrades to “Monk” Eastman, Slain by New York Feadist.

THOUSANDS PAY SILENT HOMAGE TO EX-GANGOTER   Regenerated by Service i War, His Best Side Is Brought to View.

LOYAL FORCE PUTS UP TERRIFIC FIGHT AGAINST BIG.ODDS   ‘De la Huerta Sues Customs Collector at Eagle Pass, Who Re-. fuses to Give Up Funds

HOUSING PROBLEM NEW. YORK: MENACE   MASS - MEETING: CALLED   Moving Van Rates. Are De. ‘elated Prahibitive; dusti¢e Acts

NEW YORK IN-A TURMOIL   ONLY 2,000: VANS AVAILABLE TO. Move - 76,000 FAMILIES.            Courte Step Issuance of Warrants Evictions and Hundreds of Tenants Appeal fer Ald Against — :  Rent Profiteers.

NEW YORK’S BIG PROBLEM.   ‘Thousands of Families Trying to Retain Homes Against Eviction Orders,

TENANTS: APPEAL AGAINGT EVICTION   HUNDREDS ASK NEW YORE MAYOR’S COMMITTEE FOR ’ AID IN RENT FIGHT.

1,000 GOTHAM FAMILIES FIGHT TOKEEP HOMES   Profiteering Landlords Threaten Wholesale Evictions While Thousands Appeal for Aid to Municipal Officials.   TENANTS IN DESPERATION   Courts Clogged and Chief Justice Requests Dispossess Warrants Be Issued  Only Under New Lansing Law.

FAMILIES HUNT FOR HOWRS   Moving Day Proving a Problem Ia New York City—Steps Take» To Prewent Fwvietion<«e.

FEARS TROUBLE WITH UNGLE SAM   If North and South Irish Are Left to Fight   OUT THEIR QUARRELS   Winston Spencer Churchill Points Out Grave Peril of Hands Off Policy in Ireland. Declares Reign of Terror Will be Ended and Permanent Settlement Made

FEAR OF CONFLICT WITH U. S. SENSED   Winston Spencer Churchill Cites  Grave Possibilities in Handling  Trish Situation

CHURCHILL WARNS  AGAINST TROUBLE   Says Embroilment With U. S. Possibility.

CHURCHILL SAYS MENACE LURKS FOR AMERICA ik EMERALD ISLE   If the North and South Are Left to Fight Out Their Own Differences, This Country Mav Be Involved   BOTH FACTIONS HAVE SYMPATHIZERS HERE   Volunteers Would Undoubtedly Go From the U. S.. Which Would Create a Tense Situation in Ena.

CHURCHILL SEES U. 8. INVOLVED IN IRISH FIGHT   Predicts Serious Trouble If Ire.  + fand Was Left to Settle THfferences Alone.   PREFERS PRESENT POLICY

SEES DANGER OF WAR WITH U. S,   If North and South of Ireland Fight It Out   Churchill for Settlement After Terrorism Is Suppressed

25 BURNED TO DEATH AND OTHERS INJURED IN SAN FRNCISCO, CAL   FIVE-STORY APARTMENT DE STROYED BY FIRE EARLY MON DAY MORNING WITH HEAV’ LOSS OF LIFE.

MANY BURNED {N BIG FRISCO FIRE   AT LEAST ONE PERSON WAS BURNED TO DEATH IN HOTEL BLAZE.   Large Number of Victims Were Women—One Hundred Fifty Persons Bélieved to Be In Building.

cnn ns En IRE amnesty diem nmemmeamenn aime nel NEW GOLF CHAMPION

AION AFFAIR HIRE HARING   Sir Horace Plunkett Gives Warning in Speech  WANTS DOMINION RULE   Plunkett Believes that Majorityof Irish Would Accept that Solution—Two Extreme Factions, Orangemen and Sinn Feiners Fight it, However—At Parting of Ways

CUNDITIONS IN IRELAND ACUTE   English and irish Officials Dis cuss the Situation.   COMPROMISE IS SUGGESTED

GOVERNMENT DECLARED HELPLESS IN IRELAND   BRITISH LEADERS ADMIT SITUA. TION NOW WORSE THAN EVER BEFORE.

IRISH CRISIS I$ WORST Ih FIFTY VEARS   Horace Plunkett and Othe: Leaders See Bitter Period   NEW RIOT IN DUBLIN   Two Officers Killed; Sergeant 4 Shot Dead in Church Near Cork

ISH otTUATION MORE ALARMING THAN IN 40] YEARS   Rioting in Belfast Subsides But Lull Believed Only  Temporary.

IAIOH GRlola 1a WORDT YET, END EXPECTED OUON   ANARCHY LIKELY TO FLAME.   BRITISH RULE IS LOST AMONG MAJORITY : OF PEOPLE.

ui 1S SITUATION IN LANG ALARMING   Puli ‘kelt Says Conditions Are Very Grave.   ocrLECTED BY PAPERS   similar View Finds Expression i, House of Commons Dis_ygions — Edward Carson hei ms He Has Never Known anything Like State of Anavehky Prevailing,

TRUBE SOUGHT TN ERISH GRISIS   Laboriies: May Follow: Kat: 0 __ the British Premigr.   COMFERERGE iS SUGGESTED

REAGH PARTING OF ARISH WAYS   BRITONS PLAN AN ACTION TO COUNTERACT ALARMING IRISH SITUATION

ANARCHY LIKELY TO FLAME.   BRITISH RULE {8 LOST AMONG MAJORITY OF PEOPLE.

IRISH STRIFE NEVER WORSE   ISLAND RBAPIDLY DRIFMNG TO STATE OF ANARONY.   PLUNKETT GREATLY  ALARMED   WODERATE LEADER CALLS CONDITIONS INTOLERABLE.   Similar Opinier Expreesed by “ie Hdward Carsoe, Whe Deplerce Impotence eof Britteh. overmment.

SAYS SITUATION IN IRELAND IS GRAVE   Citizens Are Warned to Brac Themselves Against ‘ Most Bitter Period.”

RUSH SITUATION MOST ALARMING NSAI YEARS   Officials Discuss Trouble In Ireland At Present Time.   SUGGEST COMPROMISE   Battalion Of Soldiers Ar rives In Belfast; Riot-. ing Subsides.

MAN SAYS HE CHOKED GIRL ‘TO DEATH AT HER REQUES!   Accused at Pontiac, Mich., Declares He Never Saw His Victim Before Night - Crime Was Committed

Nan Stays Girt. At Her Request, He Tells Police   *Phone Operator He Just Met Pleads for Death, Is  Prisoner’s Claim

als! rain UP TH MICHIGAN:MURDER GAS   Youth “Gonfégsed ‘Sinying Girl—  Fabor. Trial Closing—Provost Trial ‘io Start

CONFESSES TO “CIRL'S MURDEI   Pontiac, Mich, Youtl Says He Strangled Tele phone Operator at He: Own. Request. Give: Detatle af Ceime   EXOMOLOGESIS

PATCH CLUB ORGANIZED   Members Will Wear Old Clothes Instead of Overalls.

WOMEN PICKETS AT BRITISH EMBASSY CALLED OFF TODAY   Demonstration Confined to Good Friday as Reminder of Crucifixion

EMBASSY PICKETING ~ FOR IRISH STOPPEL   Leader Declares: “Ireland i: ‘Being Crucified.”

IRISH PIGKETS AT BRITIon EMBAGa! ARE CALLED OF   They Were on Job Good Friday to Remind That “Ireland Was Being Crucified.”   IT DOESN'T FOLLOW THEY AREN’T GOING TO RETURN   Breach of International Code Cops Who Were on Scene Yesterday Advised.

PICKETERS ARE CALLED OFF   Today by Those in Charge As Plans Are Fulfilled,

LL BUT A FEW OTATEPRECINGTS HAVE AEPORTEA      ONLY FEW PLACES ARE IN DOUBT,      EVANS AND WATSON IN HOT CONTEST, DIXON STILL LEADING.

ALL BUT A FEM UATE PREGINGT HAVE REPORTED   ONLY FEW PLACES ARE IN DOUBT.   EVANS AND WATSON IN HOT CONTEST, DIXON STILL LEADING.

HOPE TO END THE STRIKE IN CHICAGS   Vote Will Be Taken to Decide If Men Return to Their Posts or Not   THE INSURGENTS BALK

CHIEFS DENY CONTENTIONS   Insurgents Declare Walkout Will Be Continued Until New Union Is Completed—Strikers on One Road ot Vote Today.

VOTE TO END TROUBLE TO BE TAKEN IN 24 HOURS   Normal Conditions Predicted Coming Week

GET REPORTS OF BREAK IN RANKS   Of Striking Railroad Men in Chicago Yards   With View to Ending Walkout According to Statement Made to A. W. Whitney President of Brotherhood of ‘Railway Trainmen—In. surgent Leaders Talk.

REGULAR HEAD DECLARES THe AEBELO LOSING   Greater Movement of Freight Made in Chicago, Accord- . ing to Whitney.   Question of Wages and Hours of Minor Importance Now, Opinion of Head of the Insurgents,

30,000 MEN ARE OUT; BROTHERHOOD HEADS SAY FINISH IS NEAR       “Rebels” Claim That Fight Will Be Carried on. New Union Is Completed—Tired, They Say, of Getting Nothing But Promises from Old Organizations—Freight Embargoes Declared.

CLAIM STRIKE SURE T0 FAIL   BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS BELIEVE FEVER IS EBBING.   SOME OF MEN BACK AT WORK   PROPOSITION TO END IT MAY BE PUT TO A VOTE,   Leaders of Insurgents Deny Break im Ranks and Assert They Are Gainieg—Fight Beyond Wage Question.

BREAK NOTED AT CHICAGO   Whitney Declares Switchmen’s Strike Has Been Broken.   STRIKE LEADERS FLOUT CLAIM

BROTHERHOOD LE ADER DECLARES STRIKERS WILL VOTE ON RETURE   Outlaw Organization Issues Statement Cantending That Men  Will Remain Firm‘and D emand New Wage Scale °

FIGHT IS BETWEEN UNIONS AND RADICALS   “We Railroad Men are Tired of Receiving Nothing But Promise: From Our Leaders. We Demand Results,” Declares John Grunan, ‘President of Rebel Organization

JAPS LAND ARMS AT MEXICO PURT   Large Shipment, Convoyed bi Cruiser Yakuma, Arrives at Manzanillo.   REPORT 10 WAR DEPARTMENT   will Be Investigated by Senate Sub  gommittee Inquiring Into Situation in Southern Republic—Siayera of Two Americans Arrested.

NOCONNECTION IS FOUND   Between Munitions Shir _ And Japanese Cruiser

FALSE ALARM OVER JAP SHIP FARMING ESCORT   War Department Declares No Connection Between Arrival Of Ships.   Vessel Arriving in Mexican Port Was Training Ship

JAP VESSEL LANDS WAR MUNITIONS IN MEXICO   ‘ruiser in Same Waters Arouses Interest of United States

DYNAMITE BOMB   With Lighted Fuse Discovered in New York Station.

NEW BOMB DISASTER IN NEW YORK CITY FOILED BY- POLICE   INFERNAL MACHINE WITH FUSE LIGHTED 18 FOUND BY; OFFICER EN *L” STA. TION AS CROWDS een nee

KOLCHAK SMOKED CIGARF™ WHEN FACING DEATH   Returned “Captain Tells of -Admiral’s’ Coolness Befero Firing Soainad

ADMIRAL KOLCHAK DIED LIKE HERC   Facing Firing Squad,With Cigaret ir Mouth; Men Woltdn’t Fire, So Red Officer Executes Him.

KOLCHAK GAME WHILE FACING FIRING SQUAD   Former Head of All-Russia Dies With Cigarette Between Teeth.

THE WEATHER   Rain or Snew Late Tontght and?  Wednesday Is Predicted,  .

THE WEATHER   The Indications ‘Are ‘That ie Will Be  Pair Tonight and- Tuesday.

DRANK CARBOC AO NOOR ~TOEND HER LIF   DESPONDENT WOMAN IN BO . GARD. TOWNSHIP TOOK OWN La¥E THIS, MORNING.   DIED IN HOUR 7 . AFTER TAKING ACID   Told Her Neighbor That Her Mind > Was” Wothered—Inquest , Was Held This Morning.

INVESTIGATE FEDERAL BANKING      Propose [Inquiry Inio Currency In fintion Relation to H. C. L.

NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE HOMES FAR PEOPLE 1S UNDER Wal   COMMITTEES TO BE ORGANIZED FOR DIRECTING WORK IN ALL BIG CITIES,

PLAN TD PROMOTE BUILDING CANMPAIGE THROUGHOUT GOUNTR   National Industrial Congress Wout Materially Decrease Shortage nf Homes

ALL BUILDING LINES UNITING TO ERECT HOMES   Nation-Wide Campaign for Con struction to Insure Cheaper Living and Good Times   STUDEBAKERS CUT PRICES OF AUTOS

CAMPAIGN FOR MORE BUILDING    National Industrial Con. gress of Building and Construction.

INCREASE HOME BUILDING, PLAN OF ASSOCIATION   Steering Committee at Work To Increase Building of Homes Over Country

NATION-WIDE HOME ‘BUILDING CAMPAIGN STARTED IN CHICAGO   National Industrial Congress; Formed Yesterday, Plans to Promote Building Era for ‘Alleviation of Situation Due To House Shortage.

URGE BUILDING COMMITTEES TO FOSTER HOMES   Chiczgo-Congress—Takes Action to Get All Elements Together on Plan

THE WEATHER...   For Ohio—Tuesday: Probably. fairs 10 change in: température, ;

HAYS CALLS ON CALLS ON -PRESIDENT- FLEC   ‘HELLO, BILL; HOWDY, MR PRESIDEENT,” IS. INFORMAL — EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS

HAYS MAKES CALL OW SENATOR HARDING   National Chairman Pays Respects ft Presjdent-Elect at Marion. Is Considered As One of Pr®sident Elect Harding’s Cabinet.

RETURN FARES QUESTION COMES BEFORE BOARL   Commission Expected 1 Grant Railroad’s Request  tl. Lawny Them

PRISON TERM FOR FRAUDS   Hugh Browne Given Two Years anc Lester Waterbury 18 Months by Detroit Judge.

FRAUDS BRING PRISON TERMS   Detroit Judge Sentences Men Corvicted of Conspiracy.

PAGEANT MARKS CLOSE OF NATIONAL SESSION OF 8. P. 0.6. IN CHICAGE

GREAT PARADE OF ELKS THROUGH CHICAGO STREETS   35 STATES REPRESENTED BY FLOATS IN LINE.      Memorial Services For the Elks Whe Died in the World War Held at Convention.

ELKS PARADE WAS GORGEOUS   Thirty-four Stutes Repreeated i: the Hig Ureuetration Hell in Chirarce

ELKO IN MONGT CA NIGHT PAGEANT   Line of March Beautifu'ly Decorated and Illuminated —Review Year’s Work.

FLKS FROM 35 STATES PARADE   Grand Lodge Ho'ds Memoria for Soldier Dead in Chicaqo.

PARADE AND PAGEANT   Closing Feature Third Day of Elks’ Convention

ELKS ON PARADE AT CHICAGO   Showy Line of March, With Thirtyfive States, Represented.

THIRTY-FIVE STATES REPRESENTED IN PARADE   Elks Hold Memorial Service for 1,037 Brothers Who  Tank Viens in War

A. 0.6, PARADE: CTREETS OF CHIGAGY   Thousands of Chicagoans: See. _ Grand Pageant; Ling of Mach Bel » Hantly” D ted. :

AUSPICIOUS OPENING OF LEBANON'S FIPST AUTOMOBILE ‘SHOW   Automotive Association Officials Highly Elated With Grand Display and Large Attendance — All the Latest Models of Autos On Exhibition—Number of Orders Booked for Cars on First Day.

AUSPICIOUS OPENING OF LEBANON'S FIRST AUTOMOBILE SHOW   Automotive Association Officials Highly _ Elated With Grand Display and Large _ Attendance — All the Latest Models _- of Autos On Exhibition—Number of  Orders Booked f or Cars on First Dav.   PEOPLE FROM CITY. ER COUNTRY HOMES

ACCEPT WILSON COAL OFFER   Miners and Operators Indorse Pian to Appoint Commission for Ending Controversy.

BOTH SIDES ACCEPT   Presidential Commission tc Settle Wage Dispute

ANTHRACITE MINERS AND OPERATORS ACCEPT OFFER   Appointment eof Commission to De. cide Wage Controversy Expected  Within Few Days,

ACCEPT WILSON WAGE PLAN   Anthracite Miners and Operators For. masly Agree to Commission.

ANTHRACITE OPERATORS AND MINERS TAKE OFFER   Agree to Accept President Wilson's Appointment of Wage Comission.

WILSON'S OFFER ACCEPTED,   Antrracte Miners and Operators Tiench Decision on tesue.

U. S. WILL SELL SHIPS BECAUSE OF PROHIBITION  Carnot —_Profitably Operate Formor Geran: Liners   BOATS MUST STAY UNDER YANKEE FLAG

BUT STRIKE MAY SPREAD   TRANSPORT MEN UNEASY —IRISH SITUATION UNCHANGED.

LLOYD GEORGE READY FOR SQUARE DEAI   Conciliatory Tone Marks Parliament ary Debat: on the Coal Strike Situation.

OAITISH PREMIER ONCILATORY TO GOAL STRIKERS   loyd George Willing tc Consider Higher Pay For Miners; No Disorders.

TWO STATES TO ACT ~ AMENDMENT FRIDAY   Question of Woman Suffrage Up in Tennessee and N. Carolina.   JOINT HEARING TONIGHT

Suftragats Score. . Another Point   Story Resalation to Prohibit: Actloy op Sifffrage Amendment 'Tabled— Vota on Ratification 'Konorrow,

SUFFRAGE VOTE 1S NEAR’ IN 2 STATES   Tennessee and North Carolina ’ Expected to Act on Ratification

Suffragists Score ’ Another Poin   Story Resolution to Prohibit Action on Suffrage Amendment Cabled— Vofe on Ratiftcation Tomorrow.

VOTES FOR WOMEN "UP IN TWO STATES   TEN NESSEE. AND  NORTI CAROLINA MAY PASS ON ; , AMENDMENT      Nerth Carolina Lesisfators: E press Opposition in Message in Tennessee

SUFFRAGE VOTE IN. TENNESSEE COMES FRIDAY   Chairman of Lower House Announce Resolution To  Be Up Friday   JOINT HEARING IS SCHEDULED TONIGHI

TENNESSEE TO CAST VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   RATIFICATIAN QF WeMIEX'S SURRFAGE BEFORE BOTH HOVSs 0 LEGISLATURE; DECISION SET YORTH  ToATOR RONY

HEARINGS STARTE   Constitutional Authorties Be gin Argument Before Committee Tonight.

SUFFRAGISTS BLOCK MOVE TO BAR ACTION ON VOTE AMENDMENT   ‘Table Resolution Prohibiting  Vote on Ratification in Ten -nessee T eoislatnre

SUFFRAGE DEAD.. IN CAROLINA   BATTLE GROUSD SHIFTS © “70 TENNESSEE AS ONLY HOPE.    VOTE TAKEN FRIDAY   THAT LONE LAST STATE SEEMS. HARD TO-HOG TIE; +   ah   Opposition in Frantle _ Effort: te 2" Line Vote Agalust Measute. — Sounds Hopefal. _ s

SUFFHAGE VOTE TOMOnnOW IN TENNESSEE   Legislation, in Special Session, Certain to Take Action Friday, Say Reports

SUFFRAGE VOTE DUE ON FRIDAY   Workers on Both Sides Renew Efferts to Gain Control of Tennessee Legislature.

TENNESSEE 10 VOTE FRIDAY ON CTIRRRAGE   Take Action: on Ratifica: tion Tomorrow, is Belief   N. CAROLINA DELAYS   May Not Tackle Problem for Day or Two, Says ».  Report

SUFFRAGISTS GAIN POIN1   Prohibition Against Rgtification 1 a 3 Defeated in ‘Tennessee

260-FREIGHT-CARS-BURN   Fire Does Millions Dollars - Damage In Chicago Railroad Yards Today. -

OUTLAW IN HILLS   Pancho Villa Reported Again in Warfare With Mexican. Government After Taking  . Huge Sum in Pay.   TWO THOUSAND MEN ARE  WITH NOTORIOUS BANDIT   Scourge of Chihuahua Is Believed to Have Taken to the Mountains at Head of Many of His Former Men.

RUSSIANS ACCEPT POLES’ PROPOSALS   Transfer ef Peace Negotiations from Minsk te Riga Meets with Faver

fee PARLEY ~~ GOES ‘TO-RIGA   SOVIET AGREES. 70. maser REQUEST OF FORISE, _ DELEGATES.   COMPLAINTS MADE BY POLES   Claim Soviet onima nder. cat Minsk ‘Treated Theni at’ “Spies—Rugsian .. Forees in Field : Are: Counterin:  '  Preparatory to: Driving Wedge ‘In.  to Polish Front, Says Réport:

TRANSFER PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Bosheviki Accept Proposal o Polish Government.   PARLEYS.T0 BE HELD AT RIGA

YANKS WELCONED IN BRITISH HOMES   Americans Are Pouring tate Londen at Kate of 9,000 Weekly; : Hotels Crowded,

AT CLEVELAND      With President, Lee Addresses Brotherhoods Meeting

GOMPERS AT CLEVELAND   With President Lee Addresses Brotherhoods Meeting

PETROGRAD DEAD UNBURIED. WHILE WOOD 1S SCARCE   Fearful: Picture: “Painted By Finnish Red :Cross: Appeal “To Other : Chapters. :   coLD OF WINTER” WILL * WREAK: TERRIBLE FOLL   Thousands. Dying. Amid: Filth and’ Lack: of ‘Food: Pontila- tion. Only 500,000": :

EATH 0 STREETS OF HE: RUSSIAN GAPITAL   Population Dwindles to One Fourth Former Size; Red - Cross Appeals for Aid

DESCRIPTION OF SITUATION IN PETROGRAD   Death Stalks On Every Side Waiting For Winter To Set In, Fin: nish Red Cross Declares In Appeal To World.   THOUSANDS SICK AND DYINC   WOOD YARBS NATIONALIZE!

CONDITIONS IN PETROGHAD ARE EPL ORABLE   Food, Fuel and Clothing Scarce and Inhabitants Dying at a Frightful Rate for Lack of Care and Nourishment.   Population of Once Gay Russian Capital Dwindling Away. Squalor Replaces Affluence and Plenty. Awful Conditions.

‘TYPHUS THREATENS PETROGRAD’S LIFE   ‘Terrible Conditions in th¢ Rus sian City Are Told th the Red Cros:

PETROGRAD IS ‘NO MAN’S LAND   Once Gay Capital of Russia Ie Now a Nightmare of Horror and Death.   HOUSES WRECKED FOR FUEL   Death Stalks on Every Side, Waiting for Winter to Aid In the Grim Work of Mowing Down Thousands.

Death Stalking Silent Streets of Russ Capita   Red Cross Draws Terrible Pic ture of Filth and Famine in: Bolsheviki City.

Death Stalks Petrograd; Once Proud City Is Scene Of Misery and Suffering

FORMER CAPITAL OF THE CZARS IS A DYING CITY   Petrograd Shrinks to One Fourth of its Pre-War  Size

CZAR'S CAPITAL IS A NIGHTMARE   Petrograd Described by Eyewit i tei geet  ness as City of Horror and Death.      One Factory Manufactures 30,000 Cof ~ fins Monthly--Houses, Boats and Pavements Wrecked for Fuel— All Traffic Broken Dowi.

TYPHUS THREATENS PETROGRAD'S LIFE   Terrible Conditions in. thé . Rus. sian City Are Teld tp the Red Cross

FILTH AND FAMINE IN PETROGRAD   fa in Bolshevik Metropolis Nightmare of Tyranny,   HUNGER, PESTILENCE, DEATH   Red Cross Appeals to World For Aid _ in Providing Retlef—Thousands Are Freezing.

AGONY OF A DYING CITY -PETROGRAD   FEARFUL CONDITIONS EXIST IN FORMER CAPITAL.   Appeal Is Being Made By Finnish Red Cross to tke Entire Werld Fer Assistance to Sick and Heagry.

GERMANS AGREE TO COAL TERMS OF ALLIED NOTE   CABINET AGREES TO DELIVERY OF TWO MILLION TONS MONTHLY UNDER “THRER CONDITIONS.

ADOLPH E. SCHERR iS CLAIMED BY DEATH   End Came Thursday in Cin. cinnati Hospital, Following and Oneration.

SECRETARY GOLBY —— TOREPAY VISITS   PRESIDENT. SENDS PERSONAL "REPRESENTATIVE TO SOUTH AMERICA. .

WILSON ASKS COLBY 10 VISIT SOUTH AMERICI   Directs Secretary to Return the Visits of the Presidents of Uruguay and Brazil.

TO VISIT BRAZIL AND URUGUAY    President Wilson. Directs Secretary Cotby to Act in His Stead in frararcnine Courtes

‘MR. COLBY WILL VISIT BRAZIL AND URUGUAY   Secretary of State Will Go on Behalf and in the Stead of President Wilson.

COLBY TO VISIT COUNTRIES IN SOUTH AMERIC!   Acknowledgement Of Recent Trips To United States OF Presidents  - Of Uriguay and Brazil Formally Announced,   MAY INCLUDE ARGENTINA

COLBY 10 AETURN WoITO OF HEADS OF TWO NATIONS   PRESIDENT DIRECTS THAT HE REPRESENT HIM IN) BRAZIL AND URUGUAY.

COLBY 1S GOING 10 SOUTH AMERICA IN RESIDENT'S PLACE   Seeretary of State to Repay  . Visits of Brazil and Uruguay Executives in 1918 and 1919.   WILSON WANTED TO 60 "HIMSELF, STATEMENT SAYS   Thinks Trip Will Cement “Genuine Intimacy” Between Countries. Hopes Buenos Aires Will Be Included in Itinerary—Battle. ship Gets Ready for Voyage.

COLBY 10 VISIT SOUTH AMERIC!   Secretary of State Will Act As Representative of President Wilson

Secretary Colby to Visit ‘South America for Wilson   Will Repay Visits of Officials From Uruguay and Bra  zil—Emphatic Assurances of Esteem and Friend ship Will Be Extended by Secretary of State on Be half of the President.

COLBY DIRECTED 10 TOUR SOUTH AMERICA   Will Represent President Wilson i Visit to Brazil. Uruguay and Arventine.

President Wilson Directs Secretary to Journey to Brazil and Uruguay In His Steal.

COLBY 10 VISIT COWITH AMERICA      SECRETARY WILL  RETURS VISITS OF PRESIDENTS

GOLBY 10 Wall OUUTH AMERICA FOR PRESIDENT   Secretary of State Going te Brazil and Uruguay Instead of Wilson.   MAY GO TO BUENOS AIRES

COLBY WILL MAKE OFFICIAL VISITS IN WILSON'S STEAD   ls Directed To Return Visits Ot Presidents Of Uruguay And Brazil.   FORMAL STATEMENT ISSUED BY PRESIDENT   To Extend To These Countries Al Assurance OF Friendship And Psteem.,

a ae eee: eT ee Miler spats: See  GOLBY TG VISIT SCUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES   Wilson Says Secretary Will Go (In Bis Behalf and Stead.

COLBY TO SOUTH AMERICA.   Seeretary of State to Tour as President's Representative.

GALVESTON. BUSENESS GROWS.   A Shipp" LL Polat? Destined ior  ¢ Bdvanclan,

GALVESTON RANKS : SECOND U.S. PORT   Stands Next To New York in Value of Exporte;During Past Fiseal Year’ -

GALVESTON PORT NEAR TOP   Exports From Texas City Second Only to New York.

GALVESTON 2D IN EXPORTS   Nearly Half of Country’s Foreign Ship.  ments, Valued at $3,383,638,583, Go From New York.

HOME. RULE FOR IRELAND OFFER   Lloyd George's Long Expected Bill i Proposed in House of Commo"s; Scotchman is Proponent.

RULING ON CALCULATION OF INCOME BASED ON OIL OR OTHER MINERAL LANT      PEDPUCTIONS PROW NEW INCOM] ALLOWED UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS,

FAKE BALL ON TRIAL   TO INVESTIGATE STORY THA’  1928 WORLDS. SERIES WAS Bey pe.      HIGH UP OFFICIALS OF BOTH BIG LEAGUEN SUBFOENAED T4 PELL WHAT THEY KNOW

REPUBLICAN'S PLATFORM COMMITTEE AT WORK    Foreign Relations Excluded  from Timber Possibilities i- Pending Senate Action

REPUBLICANS SETTLE _ DOWN 10 REAL WORK Oi PLATFORM-MAKING  Foreign Relations Not   Foreign Relations Not  Taken Up Pending Pate of Treaty

CONTROVERSY OVER USE OF WATERPOWER LOOMS   Opposing Views are Embodied in Proposed Legislation Introduced in Congress

1 PISASTHOCS. FILE.         nm Home oe Dr T. WL Longfellan Completely Destroyed,

DISASTROUS FIRE.   harm Home of Dr. T. W. Lonefellow Completely Destroyed,

Teddy Roosevelt and Raymond Robbins  Feature Labor Day in Kansas City

THIS IS LABOR DAY   IT IS BEING GENERALLY OBSERVED UN MANY CITUES,   Col. Roosevelt and Raymond Rob. Ins Feature the Day’s Oratory in Kansas Gty. >

ALAS. SIGNALS WERE MIXED   *  Sailors Hastened After “Port Wine” io)6«6O6Find 6h“ Pork  Voie 7?

Lowrey’s Majority ‘ Stands In Seconc   Recount: of the Votes in Union County Show the Majorities as Reported By the Committee Originalty,

Lowrey’s Majority - Stands In Seconc   Recount of the Votes in Union Coun ty Show the Mujovifies as Reporte By the Coinmittco Ovisinally.

 Idaho Senator in Senate Speech Scores  Use of Cash—Cites Case of Do heny, Democrat, Contributing to Wood’s Campafign Fund.   KENTUCKIANS LYNCH A NEGRO   Grant Smith, Charged With Attack on Fourteen-Year-Old White Giri, Is Hanged.

KENTUCKIANS LYNCH A NEGRO   Grant Smith, Charqed With Attack on Fourteen-Year.Oid White Giri, Is Hanged.

EAR LYNCHING OF BLACK FIEN   Unidentified Negro Taken by Posse After Attempted Attack on Littl. White Girl; Found Exhausted an: Wounded; Life is Threatened.

JAP NEWSPAPER CALLS NAVY HAL   Suggests Modification of Ship building if Other Nations Agree Likewise.

MANY RECRUITS WANTED.       Second Divisios To He Ballt Up To Full Strength.

SECOND DIVISON TO FULL STRENGTH   Orders Are Sent Recruit-. Ing Stations.

SECOND DIVISION ‘ORDERED RECRUITED Tl FULL. STRENGTH ~ONBORDER AT ONC   No Explanation. Given for _ This Unusual Order Which Was Issued Today to Camp Travis, Texas...— Unprecedented ‘Tack. .

CFCOND OIWISION.T0 BE INCREASED 10 (TS FULL AUTHORIZED STRENGTI   SELECTED AS THE ONE DIVISION THAT IS TO BE BROUGHT TO FULL STRENGTH,

‘TO RECRUIT THE SECOND DIVISION TO FULL STRENGTI   Under Provisions.of Natlonal De fense Act One Division Must Be Full,

OD DIV. TO FULL STRENGTH   [vnie at Camp Travie ts Now About 6,000 Men Short.

WANT FULL 2nd DIVISION,   Ww ar Department Orders It Recruited  ee Cannan ac Praewcihia.

SECOND DIVISION TO BE RECRUITED FULL'   Order Is Issued To Add 6,001 Men To Unit,

ARMY RECRUITING SPEEDED UP   Full Strength of Second Division at Once Ordered.

BRING 2ND DIVISION TQ QUOTA IS ORDER   Telegraphic Instructions From War Denartment Sent To Recruiting Stations.

NO EXPLANATION OF THE ORs DER GIVEN OUT BY THE. WAR DEPARTMENT   CRUISER AGROUND   U. S. Cruiser, Cleveland, Reported Aground in the Harbor at Catagonsa, Columbia

Orders Recruiting . of Second Division  to Full Strength        ar Department Acts to Full Provisions of National De-:. -"" fense Act ,

GET RECRUITS IN HURRY FOR ND DIVISION   Unusual Orders Giver Out to Hurried Strengthening of this Unit.

WILL RECRUIT SECOND DIVISION TO FULL QUOT/   Defense Act Requires Thi. for One Unit—Shortage  te LAKN htan

Second Division Recruited to Full Strength; Reason for Action is Not Give!

WAR DEPARTMENT = ‘ORDERS SECOND + DWV, RECRUITED ~ TO FULL STRENGTH No Explanation of the Order Has Been Given {n the Official  Annotinpomont

GERMANY TO ASK _ FOR MORE TIME   WANTS 2 YEARS IN WHICH TO DELIVER OVER THE SHIPS.

180 ARRESTED IN CHIGAGO RAIS   States Attorney Hoyne Says _ Whiskey Ring is Traced to : City Hall.

FATHER DEFIES -TRUANT OFFICER; HAILED IN COURT   DePue Store Keeper Refuses To Send Adopted Son To School Until Fine Threat Is Imnosed.   SENT TO LASALLE   Deputy Sheriffs Summon Defendant Before Justice Dunbar Where He Pays $9.40 Costs.

TRUANCY LAW BEING ENFORUEL   WILLIAM GRUBB OF DE PUE FIN ED $9.40 FOR EVADING TRUANCY LAW

CARRIERS ASSER) INCREASES MUST BEGRANTED SOON      PETITION FQR  INTER-STATE RATE, BOOSES BEFORE INDIANA SERVICE COMMISSION   PASSENGER RATES 10 GO UP ABOUT 20 P. C

~ SOL «KX PAINGES   Crown Prince Soon Due in Pres. Carranza’s — Home State   ‘CENTRAL AMERICA : 1S: ALSO HONORED      Large Tracts Have Re . cently Been.Bought by Agents 

GERMAN CROWN PRINCE ‘WILL GO 10 MEXICO   Purpose Is Said to Be To Establish German Colony in State of Queretaro..

OHIO’S SENATORIAL PRIMARY CLOSE   Judge O’Neai Has Lead of 532, With 700 Precincts Missing— Davis Republican for Gover a

FERRIS LEADS IN OKLAHOM:   Returns Come in Slowly ‘and Are Incomplete and Unofficial

ROBERTS LEADS IN. ~ TENNESSEE PRIMAR'   Early Return indicates That Present Incumbent Will Be Renominated by Democrats

NIP AND TUCK RACE   Ohie Demecratic Senatorial Contest Extremely Close

JUDGE O’NEIL HAS SLIGHT LEAD IN GHIO PRIMAR!   Complete Unofficial Return: Indicates Close Race for Canatar .

SEWATUH GUN 1 RUNNING GERING  URLAIOMA RAGE   LATE REPORTS INDICATE THAT REPRESENTATIVE FERRIS IS STILL FAR iN LEAD

SECRETARY OF STATE 1S DEAD   State Official Passed Away At His Indianapolis Home Saturday

‘DEACON’ ROACH PASSES AWAY IN INDIANAPOLIS   Secretary of State Dies at  Home in Capital After Iliness of a Week With Uremic Poisoning ‘   PROMINENT IN THE _..POLATICS*OF STATE

WILLIAM A. ROACH DEAD   SECRETARY OF STATE EXPIRED AT HOME SATURDAY AFTERNOON   Remains Taken To Delphi Today Where Hurial Occurs Tuesday

“DEACON” ROACH ANSWERS LAST CALL   Secretary of State of Indiana Die: At Indianapolis On Saturday.   Was a Former Delphi Man and Was Well Known in Monticello.

WHLLIAM. A. ROACH DEAD.      Secretary of State of Indiana Dics of Tremic Polsoning.

SECRETARY OF STATE, W. A. ROACH, DEAD   Death Result of Slight Attack of Ptomaine Poisoniny.

SECRETARY OF STATE DIED SATURDA\   FORMER DELPHI MAN, POPULAR ‘ AMONG CITIZENS AND REPUB. LICAN COUNCILS

UBACGON DESIRES PEAGE WITH WORE   HOPES TO SER DAY WHEN ALL BORDER GUARDS ARI. WITHDRAWN.

AUCKLAND GEDDES BRITISH EMISSARY. REACHES CAPITAL   For First Time in Months Ambassador From Great Britain in Washington

HOUSE BAFFLED BY CONFLICTING AIRQUIZREPORTS   Whole Day Of Partisar Debate Ends With  No Decision. _

NO DECISION ap RYAN BURBATS   REPUBLICANS MEANT TC LEAVE IT SO, AFTER ALL THAT TALK

GRAPPLE WITH LABOR PROBLEM IN THE PLANTS   This is Conclusion of the Second Industrial Conference.

AIRCRAFT PLAN INDERATTACK, PLAIN FAILURE   Republicans and Democrats Engage in Spirited Debate Regarding Results From Billion Dotiars   SPRUCE PRODUCTION S ALLEGED GREAT LOSS   Building of Railroads on CostPius System Also Sensured hy Congressman

HOUSE GOMES 10 NO RESOLUTION   Report of Committee of Whole Submitted After Four Hours Discussion of Aviation Ef. forts During War.

NO ACTION BY HOUSE “TNVPROBE ON AVIATION    REACHES No CONCLUSION ON ‘CON.  FLICTING REPORTS OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATORS. «:

ROW ON AIRSHIP AEGIME IS LEFT “UPINTHE OZONE   NO DECISION ON RYAN BUREAU   REPUBLICANS MEANT T< LEAVE IT SO, AFTER ALL THAT TALK

Four Hours Heated Debate - Results From. Report of Investigators,   REPUBLICANS DECLARE ~ WORK ENDS IN FAILURE   Democrats Aver that . Mistakes Were Due to. Novelty i of aGigantic  ~ Enterprise.

REPUBLICANS RAP Al PRORAM AND RESULTS IK WAR   Democratic Investigator De clares Efforts Were “Suc cess”"—House Stunzped by  Conflicting Reports.

MADE A BAD MESS OF WARTIME AIR WORK   AVIATION PROGRAM A FAILURE REPUBLICANS SAY.   Majertty Repert te Heuse Hotly Con: tradieted by Demeecratic Members, and Public Left te Make Guess.

AIR PLANE CRASHED.   Several Passengers Killed and Others Were Injured in Accidents  i

FOUR DIE IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Big Passenger Ship Fouls Tree at Start From Paris and Bursts Into Flames.

BIG PLANE IN CRASH   Four Persens Reported Killed, Vas senger Ship Burns,

YANK TO FIGHT CUMMINS   Col. $. W. ®Brookhart of iVashington, ta., Announces His Candidacy for the Senate.

CUMMINS HAS FIGHT IN VIEW   Former-lowa Service Man Announces Candidacy for Senate.

MASKED RAIDERS BURN TAX BOOKS  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS B8ELVICE. TSAR Wer Ts TRB

ng ED SRR RENE een  BARRACKS BURNED BY MASKED RAIDERS THROUGHOUT IRELAND

OBJECT) STRENUOUSL   TURKISH WOMAN'S DETERMINA TION TO DISCARD VEIL CAUSED RELATIVE TO SHOOT HER,

MINOR PARTIES IN OHIO SHY ©   Prohibitionists and Farm-Laborites Fall Short   MAY NOT BE ON BALLOT   Socialists and Single Taxers Qualify for Race

REPORT AGAINST PROHIBITION ACT   Philippine Legislators Are  ‘Opposed.

SULLY, IOWA, BANK LOOTED BY YEGGS; LOSS IS $12,000.0¢   Robbers Frightened Away by Nearby Resident After Securing Liberty Bonds—No Trace is Found.

BANDITS LOOT CAR OF S0,000; ESCAPE WITH THEIR BOOT)   Robbers Bind and Gag Messenger And Get : Away.

THREE BANDITS: MAKE BIG HAUL   Board Express Train, Bind and Gag Two Men and Throw Off a Safe.   YHE LOOT SECURED WAS NEARLY $60,000   An Express Messenger and an Armed Guard Were Bound and Caged.

8 SOLDIERS  UF LATE WAR ARE VICTIMS   Death Toll 36 So Far Witn More Than 200 Seriously Injured.

GEDDES TO REPRESENT BRITAIN   Name of New Ambassader to United Mtates Annonnecd.

KANSAS AUTHORITIES ASKED TO HOLD TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT. NOW DETAINED AT LAWRENCE

— VICTIV   IDENTIFIED TODAY AS ~“MRSEUGENE-LEROY “OF DETROIT. .~   Wife of Detroit’: Peliecan Made Identification at New York Morgue—Nation Wide Search for  TLerav Cantinnes”

IDENTIFIED TODAY AS MRS. EUGENE’ LEROY OF DETROIT... _.   Wife of Detroit Poliecan  - Made. Identification at New York .Morgue—Nation Wide «= Search: ° for Lerov Continues. .. as

SUSPECT IS HELL IN TRUNK MYSTER\   Man , Arrested: in. Kansas Be lieved to Be MissingBuchand.

HOLD MAN WHO MAY -BE LEROY   Detroit Woman Identifies the Body in New York as That of Mississippi Girl.

Verdict Finds 5 Slayers of Warren 0.-Grimm, One of: Four ’ Former Service Men Shot at Centralia, Guilty of Murder

EVEN . WW. FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER ON ARMISTICE ORY   Smith, Becker, Mclnerey, Bland, Barnett Lamb and Bland Must Pay Penalty for Death of W, 0. Grimn   THREE DEFENDANTS ARE SET FREE BY THE JURY   Two of Them Held bBlameless, While the Other 1s Acquitted on the Grounc That He Is Insane.

ZI. W. W. Convicted of Murdering Ex-soldier in Armistice Day Parade

i. W. W. IS GUILTY OF PARADE MURDER   Jury Returns Verdict of Secone Degree ‘turder.   Three Others Acquitted on Charge o' Killing Ex-Soldier im Centralia (Wash.) Parade.

SEVEN ARMISTICE DAY RIOTERS FOUND GUILTY, THREE ARE ACQUITTEL   Were Charged With Murder  ef WarrenO. Grimm, at Centralia Parade Nov. 11

7 1. W. W. ARE GUILT)   Jury Returns Verdict of Second  Degree fiurder, ©) x   Three Others Acquitted on Charge of Killing Ex-Soldier in Centralia (Wash.) Parade.

ARMISTICE DAY MURDERERS ARE FOUND GUILTY   Seven of the Ten . W. W. Defendants Convicted in Second Degrec.   THREE MEN ACQUITTED IN THE CENTRALIA CASE   Judge Wilson Announces Re ceipt of Two Threatening Letters During Trial.

Seeond Degree Verdict in Cuse oft Seven Defendants at Monte aane. Wash.

‘Can Be Effected By Abolition : Of Many Indirect Taxes 7 » On Business   CONSUMER PAYS DOUBLE   If Present Tax Method Retained People Must Pay Eight To Fifteen Billions

OFF HIGH COS)   Wi Congress Works Along the Rigt Lines of Revising ‘Tax “Liws,

COUNTRY CAN SAVE ALL OF TWH) BILLIOA   Abolition of Direct Tas on Business Would  be Real Help.

PROPOSE REPEAL, INTIREGT TAXES   LROLITION OF INDIRECT PAXE WOULD CUT COST OF LIVING WO BILLION DOLLARS.   HOW PRICES MULTIPL'   Collection of indirect Tax Multiples Price of Articies Several Times Retore It Reaches the Consumer,————Ceneral Sales Tax Favored.

DEALERS ADD MANY-FOLO 70 REVERIE BIL   HOW APPLICATION OF LAW WORKS OUT IS TOLD BY FEDERAL OFFICIAL

Republicans Believe That !ndirect Taxation Boosts Consumers’ Bills.   ‘ADVOCATE TAX ON SALES   Leaders Believe This Method Will- Prevent Duplication of Tax Payments.

TWO BILLION DOLLAR GUI NGL   Abolition of Indirect Taxe: Seen as Means of Huge  Saving

“WT CONGRES:   With Complete and Unhampered Control the  Next Congress-is   EXPECTED TO AC!   Nearly Two Billions Could Be Lopped Off If Congress Would Work

U. a. ENVOY NOT AT RATIFICATION, DECISION OF PARIS   Signing of Protocol Precede: Other Formality by Few Minutes, Plan Told.

J. S. NOT IN ON PACT SIGNING   4 American Representatives Will No Be Present at Exchange of Treaty Ratifications.

NO U. S, REPRESENTATION   at ‘Siening of Peace Protocol and Rat ~~ Wedfiiin Sitardag?

ONE CHILD IS LEFT ALIVE   Village’s Sole Survivor: Horrors of Mexican Quake Multiply

One Small Child Only Survivor of Inhabitants of Santito, Which was Overwhelmed by Poisonous Gases ~~ Indians Say Hundreds Died in San Miguel Region.

ONE SMALL CHILD [5 THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF VILLAGE tN PUEBLA STATE.

MEXICO DEAD BT UUAKE AT LEAST 7 HAN      ONE SMALL CHILD IS THE SOLE SURVIVOR OF VILLAGE {IN PUEBLA STATE.   Just Vanished When Catastrophe Came—Many Died by Gas Qut of Volcano—Details Trickling ia Very  . Slowly, But There Is no Doubt of the Terrible Total of Casualties.

IN ONE MEXICAN TOWN, REPORI SAYS   One Small Child Only Surviver is Barranca Grande

Barranca Grande Destroyed— Jalapa Virtually Rulned.   BiG AGCKS CRUSH VILLAGE      One mall Child Only Survivor of Inhabitanis of Santite, Which was Overwhelmed by Polyonous Gases — Tadiane Say Mundrede Died in San Miguel Region. ot

GOO PERSONS KILLED AT BARRANCA GRANDE. MEX   TURTHER DETAIIS OF LAS’ SATURDAY’S EARTHQUAKE DIS CLOSE NEW HORRORS—JALA PA AND TOERCELO VIRTUALLY  rst Le

“«a” COAL MINE AT PRISON.”      “How at Can Really Work There, "Governor Allen’ Says...

ALLEN TELLS GOW GUN BUD) ABOU INDOSTRIAL LA         Declares it Furnishe       SAYS OPERATION IS SIMPL

3 SOCIALISTS AGAIN OUSTED IN NEW YORK   Two Others ] Resign After Assembly. Grants Them Seste   VOTE STANDS 99 TO 45   Five. Members. Were Expelled in April, and Re-elected.

CHARLES E. HUGHES CONDEMNS ——_SBEOND UNSEATING OF SOCIALIST   Sasys the Ousting of the Socialist: Members of the Assembly Is an Act of incredible Folly in Disagreement With Fundamental Principles of American Institutions. <« .

HUGHES CONDEMNS. SOCIALIST ACTION   Says Refusal to Seat the ‘Socialists is A Slap at Democratic. Government and is a Smack of Bolshevism in Now Varle.

HUGHES ROUNDLY BERATES OUSTER S   Former Chief Tustice Declares Unseating Socialists “I ncredible Folly.”  Says Republicans Who Voted To Oust Violated Party Platform,

Cox Reiterates Charge _ About Campaign Funds   URGES HAYS TQ TELL TRUTH AND WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, ON MATTER__HE IS INSISTENT THAT REPUBLICANS MEAN TO BE OVERLY WELL SUPPLIED WITH MAZUMA, SHORTLY.

BOX ASKS FOR DATA - ON REPUBLICAN FUN   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE DECLARES REPLY OF CHAIRMAN HAYS _.IS- EVASIVE.

HOURLY TEMPERATLU RES.   ‘Longgshoremen and Stewedores De  mand Increase for Straight  and Overtime.

6,000 SHIP MEN IN STRIKE SATURDAY   Ask Dollar an Hour for Working Straiaht Time

STRIKE THES ~ UP SHIPPING IN NEW YORK   Workers Demand On Dollar An Hour for Their Work.

6,000 WORKERS QUT ON STRIKE AT PORT OF N.Y.   Longshoremen’s Union Leaders Threaten Tie-Up of All Coastwise Shipping

LONGSHOREMEN  STRIKE IN N. ¥   Threaten to Tie Up Shipping From New Vork to Galveston if Demands Are Denied,

_—_ UJ MORE THUAN 8000 PORTR EM PLOYES QUIT WORK TO ENFCRCE DEMAND FOR HIGHER WAGES

LONGSHOREMEN ARE ’ ON STRIKE TODAY   Six Thousand Workers in New Yorl Demand Raise of From 65 Cents to $1.00

6,000 LONGSHOREMEN ON ‘STRIKE FOR WAGE BOOST   Coastwise Workers Demand From 65 Cents to $1 an Hour Straight Time.

NEW YORK DOCK WORKERS STAM   ALL UNIONS IN CITY MAY JOIN IN ‘THE DEMANDS,   SHIPPING ~ BADLY... CRIPPLED   Thirty-Two Ships Were Tied. .Up At ‘Once With Prospects That the Entlre “Atlantic Coast Will Be Involved.

ANOTHER REVOLT  Hho BROKEN QUT IN GARRANZA OMAIN. REPORY   Soldiers From Juarez Garrison Sent Southward To Quell Trouble Find Rail rnad Rridnaac Nactronvad.   FORCES ARE COMPELLED TO RETURN TO BORDER   Col. De Arco, Leader of the New Band of Rebels. Is Reported to Have 709 Men In His Command.

Two Men Are Acquitted and Third Is Adjudged As Insane.   Smith and Sheehan Were Re arrested Charged With Slaying of MacElfrish.

Jury Finds Seven Guilty of Second Degree Murder, One Declared Insane and Two Are Aequitted of Killing   Trial Hung on Question of Whether or Not L W. W. Justified in Arming When Warned Raid Was Coming

Cruisers and Guaboats to be Bascal at Pannma Canal Zone to be Held Available for Dnty in Neighboring Waters. '

POLICE CENTRAL AMERICA   Also to Look After Mexico is the Latest Naval Plan:

SPECIAL SQUABRON WILL BE BASEB ON CANAL ZONE   Cruisers and Gunboata Will be Avail able for Duty ih Surrounding "oda

Special U. $. N. Squadron to be Formed for Service in Waters About Panama Zone

ih CANAL ZONE   Cruisers and Gunboats to Form Fleet For The Gulf Walters   Will be Organized Early Next all

iH $. SQUADRON WILL BE BASED IN CANAL ZONE   Cruisers and Gunboats to Forn Fleet For The Gulf Wailers   Will be Organized Early Next  Fall.

U. S$. SQUADRON FOR CANAL   Warships Will Be Kept in Zone for Emeraent Duty.

CANAL SQUADRON FOR U. S.   Cruisers Will Be Kept sin Zone for Emergency Duty in Central América.

Cruisers Will Be Kept in Zone fo Emergency Duty in Central America,

CRUISERS WILL (UARD MEXICC   us. Forms Squadron of Gunboats With Canal Zone as Base

CREATE NEW SQUADRON OF AMERICAN FLEE   Special Service. Division to Be Based ai Canal and to Re. lieve Two Main Fleets:

Bpecial Service Squadron to be Held Available for South- ern Duty

MAYOR COGILL   And Democratic Ticket Selected in  Manmaan Miébéw

POLES CONTINUE ADVANGE ON ~~. AWIDE FRONT   The Russians Gain at the Extreme Right and Left of the °500 Mile Battle Line.

Danzig Corridor Is Center of Fighting   Sovict Forces Said to Have Driven Forward to Within 12 Miles of Grandenz

POLES TRAP AED. TROOPS DAWE AHEAD   TROTZKY ARMIES SEPARATED THRU PILSUDSKY PLAN   Bolshevists Gaining or Ends of Line; Many  Prisoners Taken.

POLES HULU GENIch UT BATTLE ARENA DcoPiT AED ADWANGES UN EDGES   Pilsudski limperils 40,000 Soviet Soldiers North of Warsaw---Took 36,900 Prisoners Over the Week-end Polish War Office Announces.

REESE 1S RELEAGEL   MER TINTON MAN EXHONER ATED OF MURDER CHARGE   Coroner Found That Killing Was In _ Self: Defense,

HEEOE 19 RELEAGED   FORMER TIPTON MAN EXNHONER ATED OF MURDER CHARGE.   Coroner Found That Killing Was In  Self Defense. 

WHOLESALERS TO REOPEN SUIT AGAINST PACKERS   ‘Allege That Palmer Decree Does Not : Offer Protection Over “Unrelated’ Products.

WHOLESALERS 10 CONTINUE FIGHT ON MEAT BARON   Grocers Will Reopen Their Case Against the Packers and Railroads at Chicago; March 26 Is Date.

WHITE MULE PLANK.   Some DemGcrats at Frisco Belleve in itilizing Party Emblem.

SCRANTON SUSPECI NOT COUGHLIN BOY   Woman Proves ‘Child Her Own 2 But will, Not Let Him a Baan”

DIAPPOINTMENT DOES NOT MAKE MOTHER HOPELESS   Mrs. Couglin Finds Baby Is Not Her Lost - Blakely

NEW SACHEM MEMBERS         Chancellor Announces Elections ¢ Senior Honor Saciety

NEW SACHEM MEMBERS   (Chancellor Announces Elections t« Senior Honor Society

ON RETURN TRIP TO THE U. S.   Harding and Party Leave ,Colon for First Leq of Trip.

HARDING SAILS FOR JAMAICA   President-Elect and Party Leave Color on Their Return Trip to the U. Ss.

TWO WOMEN KILLED   ‘i UD SS aged Automobile Struck By Santa Fe Trali At Weaver, fowa.:.’

Girl And Aged Woman Are Instantly Kiled As Train Hits Automobile

2 KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Santa Fe Passenger in Fatal Collisior at Weaver Today; Victims Killed Outright When Engine Strikes.

DIAMONDS TAKEN 3Y NEGRO.      Fort Dodge €xprassman . “Found? $2,500. Worth of Jewels.

NEW REVOLT IN_ RUSSIA   Rebellion in Moscow Is Put Down by the Soviet Government, Copenhagen Reports.

LOWOEN MEN IN CLOSE BATTLE   Supporters of Chicage Mayor Sweep City, But Governor’s Can. didates Carry Remainder of Tlliinnie

THOMPSON RING LEAD WAS CUT DURING TODAY   Complete Count May Be Necessary to De cide Contests.

RECOUNT OF THE ILLINOIS VOTE IS FOUND NECESSARY   Close Contest Between the Lowden-Thompson Forces Is Indicated by Partial Returns.

OUTCOME OF PRIMARY NOT DETERMINED   Illinois Returns Slov But Indicate Victory For Thompson.

Both. Lowden and Thonipton ‘Fiction’ in. Republican Primary Claim‘ Victory   Complete Count of Voies Cast. Necessary fo Determine the Reet

ILLINOIS PRIMARY RACES CLOSE   Complete Count Necessary te Decide Most Contests   BOTH PARTIES GUESSING   Thompson Takes Chicago Lowden State—Lewis Wins

DOWN STATE MAY OFFSET CHICAGO VOTE   Thompson Faction Leads in Metropolis, But Lowden \ Carries Country.   J. HAM LEWIS EASY DEMOCRATIC WINNER

REED CAMPAIGNS AGAINST LEAGU   S--   Missouri Senator Is Behind = th Democratic Nominee, However.

SECCKD PLACE 1S NOT FOR GOV. COX   Senator Pomerene Will Do All tie Can to Nominate Ohio Executive for President, He Says.

GOV. COX SCOANS SECOND PLAGE   Ohio Executive Says He is Not Fitted to Be Vice President.

COX TO REFUSE SECOND HONORS   Ohio Candidate Bids Adieu ‘To His State’s Delegation on Departure

SECOND PLACE NOT FOR COX   Ohio Governor Is Not Candidate for the Vice Presidency, He Says.

AMERICAN SOLDIERS TAKEN INTO CUSTOD)   Held for Several Hours in Mu. nictpal Jail at Sasabe, Sonora, Mexico.

HOLD FIVE AMERICANS.   Metahers af - Topographic Party Ventured Across Mexican = - Bimota Ut CO

MEXICANS ARREST YANKEES   Seize Five U. S. Soldiers Who Cross Border in Auto Near No. gales, Ariz.

MEXICANS HOLD 1,5, SOLDIERS   Americans are Taken Whe: They Motor Across Boundary Line

MANY BIG FIRMS WILL FAGE TRIAL UNDER LEVER ACT   Results of Probe Into Affairs Of Corporations Will Go : to Court.   -romise of Proc°*dings Part of Statement By Justice Nienartment.

EIGHT OR TEN CONCERNS ‘HAVE BEEN UNDER PROBE   American Woolen Company One ot Those Subjected to Investigation,   THOSE TO BE PROCEEDED _ AGAINST ARE NOT NAMED   Warning - Issued Last Night iz  Washington By Department  ‘of. Justice.   LEVER. ACT TO BE INVOKED   Abolition of Fair Price Commits mission Will-Not Act "as a Bar.

MUCH EVIDENCE FOUND AGAINST CORPORATIONS   Just'se Department — Indivztes Eight or Ten Largest Firms to Be Prosecuted   DEPARTMENT STATES IT BROUGHT LOWER PRICES   ABOLITION OF FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONS GIVES TIME AND MONEY TO PROFITFEERING INVESTIGATIONS.

GOODRICH WILL NOT RUN FOR THE PRESIDE NGY   Indiana Governor Has N: Aspirations for Seat as Executive

IN DECIDING RACE FOR AMERICAN CUP TONnHAY «   Shamrock Was First Across The Line at Start of Final Attempt to Decide Winner of Trophy — Both  ' Crawag Confident.

: a SPOIL              Resdtute: Was 1s ‘Mile Abea vof Shamreck When Wind  a ‘THied Down,  vy   “RACE AGAINST TIME         curs  “MAY. NoT-  CROSS Lp SANIDIN TIME         “Resolute Got x Klying ‘Start and  “Quickly Went Ahead-ef Chal lénger—Races Cost Lipton “Million Dollars,

SKIPPERS’ BATTLE TO, FINISH RACE IN TIME LIMIT   Efforts of Sloop Captains ‘te Pocket All the Breeze Brings Keen Rivalry.

CONTENDER 15 FIRST ACROSS STARTING LINE   For First Time Skipper Bur.  ton Outjockeys Captain Adams.   RACE 15 MILES OUT TO SEA AND BACE   Sir Tom’s Yacht Surprises Spectators By Holding on Edge of Wind.

RESOLUTE LEADS LIPTON’S YACHT IN TODAY'S RAC   CHALLENGER SKIPS OVER LINE AHEAD OF TROPHY DEFENDER.

CHALLENGER {8 FIRST ACCROSS STARTING LINE   Shamrock Several Hun.dred Yards Ahead; Last Report

U. S. YACHT : MAKES GAIN   Challenger is First Over Line But Defender Soon Makes. Up Distance in Race.

CUP RACE TODAY APPEARS FIGHT AGAINST TIME   After Two Hours and a Hal! Less Than Half of First Leg Is Covered.       SCARCELY BREATH OF W   Resolute Has Lead Though the Shamrock Get Started First.

SHAMROCK LEADS "YACHT. RAGE   Stoops Again Start for the Fina! Cun Contes?

ENGLISH ENTRY LEADS RESOLUTE   “FINAL” INTERNATIONAL RACE BEING RUN TODAY   ‘Surprise Marks Early Part of Race by Manner In Which Shamrock Held on Edge of Wind.

 Resolule Slips into Lead After Bad Start in Fifth and Deciding Race for Cup   sir, Thomas Lipton’s Yacht Crosses Line First And For A Time Shows Heels To Its Rival; Conditions For Contest Only Fairly Favorable; Seven Knot An Hour Breeze Blowing.

SHAMROCK GETS JUMP FOR TITLE   After Late Start Challenge Scores First Advantage in Deciding Race.

Resolute ‘Leading At Three o’Clock   The Sea Cain With Hardly a Breath of Air and the Question Was te Make the Trip in Six Hour Limit

FINAL RAGE IS STARTED WITH SHAMROCK LEADIN   Both Boats Hang Back When Starting Signal Given; British Changes Tactics,

OHAMROCK LEADS RESOLUTE TOM   Lipton’s Boat In Final Race Gets Away First, But the Defender Soon Began Tc  Shorten its Lead When Favorable Winde Arnee.

YACHTS UNABLE TO START RACE AT USUAL TIME   No Breeze a an nH our Atter Time Set for Start

Defender Slips Ahead of Britist Craft In Fifth Race For the Cup.   THE BREEZE IS GENTLE   Sir Thomas Lipton Will Figure In Next international Regatta Despite Today’s Result.

SHAMROCK GOES IN LEAD EARLY IN YACHT RACK   Another Attempt Made to Run  Off Final Battle for Internai tional Cup   BOTH “GET AWAY SLOW.

SHAMROCK IV LEADS HESULUTE AT START   ‘Today’s Race Determines the Fate o! the America’s Cup—Both Fail for Handicap

DEFENDER AHEAD OF LIPTON CRAFT FIFTH CONTEST   Today’s Race is Slow Due to Very Little Breeze

SMALL CHANCE OF FINISH IN 6 HOUR LIMIT   Resolute, Beaten Over Line, Soon Passed Challenger

SHAMROCK GETS BETTER OF RIVAL AS RACE OPENS   LIPTON SLOOP LEADS OVEI STARTING LINE ON 30 MILE COURSE.   Fifly Yards to Windward of Defeider, She Floated Fast in Lisrht Air.

MOVING FAST IN LIGHT AIR   Resolute Forced About by Line Of Coal Barges   Shamrock Wins the Start

RESOLUTE LEADS THE SHAMROCK   Fifth and Last Leg of In ternational Cup Race.   YACHTS ALMOST BECALMED   At 4:30 Looks Like Race May Be Called Off—Stiff Breeze Then Springs Up.

ENGLISH BOAT HAS GOOD LEAD AT THE START   GETS AWAY A MINUTE AHEAD OF U. S. YACHT   LATTER HOWEVER, SOON OVERTAKES   The Winner of Today’s Race Will Get the Cup, Lipton Winning the First Two and the Resolute  Coming Strong on the Nay+ Twa

SHAMROCK LEADS RESOLUTE ACROSS STARTING LINE   Wind Blowing at Three Knots as Final Race Begins, But Few Believe Yachts Can Finieh in Time.

SHAMROCK CROSSES AHEAD OF RESOLUTE   For First Time Lipton Craft Seem: to Be Sailing Much Better.

LITTLE WIND FOR DECIDING CONTEST   Shamrock’s Skipper Berths Her to Windward and Leads the American Cup Defender Across Starting Line.   SLOOPS SPEND TIME IN HUNT FOR MORE BREEZE   Sir Thomas Lipton’s Chal: lenger Increases Lead as Resolute Is Delayed by Passing Line of Barges.

RESOLUTE IN LEAD   However Race ‘May he Called Of ‘Aga a Today on Account . + Of Time Limit.

>ROSPECTS POOR FOR LIFTING CUP TODAY   RESOLUTE HELD <A_ SLIGHT LEAD AT 4:20 O’CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON      Shamrock Led at the Start, But af 4:30 it Appeared Race Might Net Finish

RESOLUTE WELL IN LEAD IN THE FINAL RAGE (IF THE SERIES   Three Qua:ters of a Mile Ahead of Shamrock As Sleops Near Outer Mark.   BUT VERY LITTLE WIND   Today’s Race fs Really Battle of Skippers for Possession  of Breeze.

RESOLUTE LEADING AS RACE NEARS ENE   Has Margin of Three Quarter: of Mile.

CHICAGO WANTS MONEY BEING HELD IN TRUST   Banks Have $30,000,000 Munici pal Funds Tied Up While City is Forced to Borrow.

- sake eet SEE UY ite  Certieats of Reselnding Resolu-  tles Goes From Tennenace.

TENNESSEE VOTE ON SUFFRAGE [5 SENT TO COLB)   Governor Roberts Merely Add ed “The Attached Is a True Copy”—Both Sides Are Confident.

SUFFRAGE WAR IS CONTINUED BY THE ANTIS   Tuesday’s Action of the Ten nessee House Forwarded to Senator Colby.

TENNESSEE STILL FIGHTS SUFFRAGE   SECRETARY OF STATE IS SENT CERTIFIED COPY OF HOUSE JOURNAL OF TUESDAY

HALT ON SUFFRAGE ATTEMPTED   Tennessee Sends Rescinding Act to Secretary Colby   AID IN COURTS, JIS AIM   Won’t Affect Proclamation Al. ready Issued. Proponents Say

CERTIFICATE. SENT COLBY.   Copy of Tonnessce’s Ratifiention on Way ta Seeretary of State,

sure LEADERS: PARE HOPEFUL   Certified Copy of House Journal Sent to Sec- : ~ retary Colby.

TRANSCRIPT SENT TATE SEGRE TARY OF HOUSE RECORL   TENNESSEE GOVERNOR GIVES JOURNAL ENTRIES FOR TUESDAY   OUFFRAGISTS NOT SHAKEN   Effortto Rescind Previous Action, Shown in Copy, Not Likely to Effect Secretary Colby’s Proclamation.

SUFFS NOT WORRIED BUT ANTIS ARE JUBILANT   Governor Sends Certified Copy of Tennessce House Journal to Washington.

SUPREME MAY PASS UPON RATIFICATION   Certified Copy of Tennessec House Action is in Mails to State Department.

TENNESSEE CASE O NOW BEFORE GH AFFICIALS   UP TO SECRETARY COLBY AND WASHINGTON OFFICIALS TO DETERMINE STATUS,

COLBY GETS TENN WATISE RECORI   Certified Copy Containing Ac tions Against Suffrage Sant to Washinecton

RECORD Ot AGT 10 RESCIND OUFF VOTE SENT WASHINGTON   Certified Copy House Journa! Requested by Secretary of State Colby.

WOMEN GAIN A NEW DECISION   COURT RULING AGAIN FAVORS CAUSE OF SUFFRAGE.   OPPONENTS SUFFER A SETBACK   INJUNCTION AIMED (tT SECR Ke TARY COLBY DENIED.

rther ‘Action to: Clear Ur » Ratifiéation in Tennessee ‘Is Taken:   OPPONENTS ARE ‘HOPEFUL

BANDIT KILLED IN FIGHT TODAY   IS RIDDLED WITH BULLETS IN BATTLE WITH POLICE,

DESCHANEL BOOM IS BIG BOMBSHELL IN ‘TIGER’S’ CAMI      Premier Clemenceau May Withdraw From French Presidential] Candidacy.

CLEMENCEAU MAY - WITHDRAW AFTER DESCHANEL ENTER‘   Veleran President of Cham ber of Depuiies Prove: Strong Candidate Fo High Pasilion.

CLEMENCEAU MAY WITHDRAV   JOES NOT CARE TO TAKE PART IN A SPIRITED CAMPAIGN NOW,

SWEEPING PROBE OF LIVING COSTS   WIE Be Demanded of Congress Kart. In the December Session, Says Gompers

SWEEPING INVESTIGATIONS OF — LIVING COSTS TO BE DEMANDED © OF CONGRESS IN DEC. MEET   Gompers Says Factories Are Closing tc Curtail Cut With Aim of Perpe  tuating War-Time Prices

LIVING COST TO BE PROBED   GOMPERS TELLS WHAT WILL UE DEMANDED OF CONGRESS,   LABOR HAS PROGRAM READY   PACKERS INCLUDED IN ANTI« PROPFTTEERING LEGISLATION.   Would Revise Tax Laws to take } From Corporations Excessive Profits Made During the  War.

GOMP'RS DEMANDS INVESTIEATION OF LIVING COSTS   President of American Federation at ; Laber Wants Congres, to:   MAKES ACCUSATIONS AGAINST CORPORATIONS   ‘Sars They Are Delibe Deliberately Closing Down Factories to Curtsil - Outnut

LABOR WILL DEMAND  INVESTIGATION OF LIVING COSTSINU.S.   Congress Will Also Be Asked to Look  Into Profits of Big Corporations, Who  _ Are Als oCharged With Closing Factories and Curtailing Output. _

LABOR 10 DEMAND LIVING COST PROB   Will Demend That Congress Make ap investigation,

ENLISTED MEN STAGE A RIOT   Protest Agpinst Preference Being  Shown to Officers.

PRIVATES REGENT BEING AGKEL TO GIVE UP SEAT   Small Riot Occurs When Doughboys Are Asked to Stand at an Entertainment and Let Officers Sit.

[RUSSIANS BEING  PUT TO WORK   LAR ay Coumtenl anf Tanfing Use,      After Carnival of Loafing Hun« «ger is Foreing Industry.

TNE hue LANA FAC a a he hile a  ALL RU SSTA GOING TO WORK.  tenes Under Wavy es ‘Diiline the Cheat

Mebilisatien ef indestrial Ferces Geolag Ferward by Gigurnthle Strides.

Nominee. Garries » Bulgin, Partfotio of Data for His ». Pittsburg Speech..

PAGT SUBSTITUTE   BEFORE Bie TOU   Expects To Hurl His G. 0. P. Slush Fund Bomb At Pittsburgh Tomorrow   SPEAKS IN INDIANA   Deals With Industrial Problems In Addresses At Princeton, Evansville

COX PREPARED 10 DISCUSS HIS CHARGES   Ohio Governor Will Let Loose a Volley on Thursday Night at Pittsburg.

SPIRIT OF LABOR is TO BE CRUSHED, WILL OTOOF FAT UIT OF BOSS’ HANI

Prchibition Enforcement Commissioner Re duced His Restrictions on Kickey Drinks by Li ayenhoalde ve   PARTICULARS

oAY GONFESOIUN 1 LOT OF BUNK   Pasquale Now Denies He Kid. naped and Smothered the Coughlin Baby.

AGAIN DISCARD S HIS CONFESSION   Pasquale Repudiates His Former Statement   LOT OF BUNK HE SAYS   Just to Give State Police Some. thing to Work on—Police However, Believe Confession Made to Major Lynn G Adams in Form of Signed Statement is True One

REPEAL RESOLUTION . DEBATE LIMITEL   House Adopts Restrictive  ~ Ruling.

MARTENS LISTED Ad A GERMAN SUBJECT   Russian Soviet Agent in Unit ed States Should be De. ported, Department of Jus: tice Brief Contends.

The Department of Justice Submits Brief Showing Ludwig Martens Is a, GermanSubject and Ought to Be Sent Out of > ‘3 the Country as a Dangerous Man   ALWAYS A REVOLUTIONIST

Is Charged With Seeking tc Overthrow Gov't of United States Bv Force.

MAY DEPORT MARTENS RUSSIAN SOVIET AGENT   Allegiance to Communist Party and Fact Minister is German Subject Are Also Alleged.

CHARGE MARTENS IS GERMAN   Department of Justice Would Deport  Seviet Agent.

GOVERNMENT WILL SEEK DEPORTATION OF RED DIPLOMAT   Link Ludwig Martens With Or ganization Plotting Overthrow of U. S. by Force, Department Agents Say,

MARTENS HELD TO BE GERMAN BY DEPARTMENT   Soviet “Ambassador’s’ Deportation Is Demanded.

Department of Justice Avers Martens Is Setking Overthrow of ATmerican Government by Force.

Man Answering Description of Dennis Chester, Who Leaped From Train, Seen Near Al. liance, Neb.

1820 AUTO LIGENSES WILL BE AVAILABL   Although Automobilists Will Not Yet Be Required to Secure New Plates.

WAREHOUSE — SUGAR PROBE IS ORDERED   Attorney General Palmer Will Conduct a Survey of Sugar Stocks to Ascertain Truth of Reports of Cornering of Market to Force Higher Prices.

PALMER BEGINS  INQUIRY INTO "SUGAR SHORTAGE   Believes Hoarding by Candy + Men Responsible for Hioh Cost.

BRITISH CABINET 15 DIVIDED ON MATTER OF RUSSIAN WAR   Peace With Russia Attempted “Lest Worst Befall England” Slogan.

WARNS OF FALLING PRICES   Consumers Are, Buying More Cautious. ly, Retailers Are Totd—Jobs Are Becoming Scarce,

MICHIGAN HIT BY TORNADO   Many Farm Buildings Wrecked ir Northern Part of the State.

FIAING PRICES WAd REQUIRED AS PROTECTION   CHAIRMAN WAR _ INDUSTRIES BOARD TELLS CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE   Gives Irishman’s RePly To Question Of Who Suggested Hoover As Food Controller

BARUCH SMILES UNDER HOT FIRE   Keeps His Temper During Long Examination  HINDER RINT OF eREEN   Morale of Nation Would have Broken Had Not Govern. ment Applied Curb by Fix. ing Raw Material Prices He Says—Evades Ouestions Re. lating to Political Relations.

DEFENDS. PRICE ~“S FIXING BYU; $   Baruch ‘Prédicts Early Drop in Prices; Gives Profiteers Scathine Indictment.

BARUCH DEFENDS FIXING OF PRICES   Deciares Action Prevented Rio’ of Greed.   REVIEWS HIS ACTIVITIES.   Graham Tries to Fathom Rela. tion Between President anc Witness——Testifies That To} Production Will Soon Come With Resultant Fall ix Ouotations.

PRICE FIXING SAVED MORALE. BARUCH SAYS   WHAT U. §, REGULATION, OF RAW MATERIAL VALUES DURING WAR MEANT {8 CITED.   ‘House Investigating Committee Heara Former Chairman of War In-' dustries Board,

ee, i el  BREAK UP OUR MORALE   GOVERNMENT SIMPLY HAD TC CURB PROFITEERING DURINC THE WAR, THINKS BARUCH PRICES TO FALL.

Bernard Baruch Tells Commitice Shame ot Producers Would Have Been Only Limit.   1S ON STAND FOR FIVE HOURS   New Yorker Gives First Han Account of Services as Chair. man War industries Board.

PRICE CONTROL NECESSARY TO HALT GREED, HE SAYS   Bernard M. Baruch Tells Congress of Government Regulations Dur. ing War Period and After.

BARUCH EXPECTS PRIS. WH DECLINE   Former Head of War Industries Board Says Hoarder And Profiteer Will “Get From Under”

BARUCH DECLARES PRODUCTION WILL CUT HIGH PRICE   Defends Price Fixing of Indus tries Board and Gives Account of Activities as Chairman During War.

POLAND ACCEPTS AID FROM HUNGARIANS   Several Regiments to be Sent North ward, Says Amsterdam Dispatch.

CHARGE GERMAN LABOR UNREST   Says Would Set Up an Into!  . erable Oligarchy, no consid eration for Law.

‘Results Will Not Justify  Time He - Has. Spent  There, Political Observer  Typridac 1   CAN COUNT ONLY 30 ELECTORAL VOTES   Several States Wilson Carried in 1916 Probably Will Give the Governor Cold Shoulder This Year.

WEST HEARS COX, BUT HOLOS ALOOF “AN PARTY ISSIIFS   May Be" Doubted. if: Tour Wa: Worth i in Votes the Time “and Effort.   "ROOSEVELT FOLLOWING _ REFUSES. TO STAMPEDE   Democratic Nominee Has Onl * sLately Abandoned Violence _ of Utterances.

a a a a A a  EFFECT OF GOK's WESTERN TOUR Ao VOTE-GAINER   Doubt Whether It Has Wor  Enough to Justify the Time Onant   Estimates of Impressions Made by Candidate in States of Far Northwest,

LUGKY 10 GET dN) ELECTORAL VOTES IN WEST   CORRESPONDENT SAYS 48 ELECT. RAL VOTES ENCOMPASSES THE MOST OPTIMISTIC GUESS

WEST IS COOL. 10 COX IDEAS   TOUR MADE BY THE GOVERNOR OF DOUBTFUL BENEFIT.   MARK SULLIVAN SUMS UP TRIP   VOTERS KINDLY IN GREBTINGS, BUT A BIT APATHETR.,   Fail to Enthase Over Leagee of Nations, and Early Tirade ve Slash Fund More Likely to Preve  a Boemerang. e

VOI IN WEST   CORRESPONDENT SAYS 48 ELECTRAL VOTES ZNCOMPASSES THE MOST CPTIMISTIC GUESS

COX AS HAIR CHANGE NTH su LIVEN SAS   Writer Sums -Up ‘Result of Candidate’s Trip Through” West :   EAST MORE INTERESTED .iN RECENT SPEECHES   Views From States Covered Show Difference. of Opifion. as to Strength

MEETINGS OPEN-WITH VIM   MANY ‘FAILED TO.ORTAIN ADMIS- SION- ON. FIRST-DAY ~ -

JPEN STRIKE WITH A BOME   Explosion In Chicaga Apartment House Shatters All Windows, As. Janitors Walk Out,

JANITOR STRIKE AND BOMBING   Al Windows In Apartasent Suillding Shattered Early Today.

MANDATE OVEN ARMENIA   Supreme Council Offers it to Leagu of Nations.

SAN. FRANCISCO BEGINS 10 FIL   Influx of Delegates and Visitor Will Reach Tig Penk Late Tonight,

DELEGATES POUR INTO ‘FRISCO   Indiana Special Will Arrive There _Tomorrow— Thousands Arriving   “BRYAN HAS ARRIVED   Credentials Committee at Work—Seating of the Delegates is On.

CATHOLICS SEND MESSAGE TO POPE. RENEWING ALLEGIANCE TO HOLY FEATHER

a  J. S. DRY AGENTS IN RAID      Prohibition Officers Swoop Down on Thirst Partors at Chicago Ridge and Surprise Owners.

DRY AGENTS IN BIG RAID   Prohibition Men Swoop Down on Illi. mois Town and Seize Mayor.

LET ALIENS IN TO GATHER BEET:   SECRETARY WILSON LIFTS IMMIGRATION LAW TO MEXICO AND CANADA.

MORE _HELP FOR BEET FIELDS   Secretary of Labor Wilson Suspends Immigration Laws. =

VETERANS OF ’60'S GATHER THIS WEEK   Over 30,000 of the Boys In Blue Take Indianapolis by Storm

NO OBJECTIONS MADE.   iCity Will Advertise fer Bids on Street Improvements,

REVOLUTION IN. ~~ MEVCO NPPEI      Government Discovers Plat to Os erthrow Huerta and Leaders Are Arrested

MEXIGAN GOV'T ~ STOP PROPOSED COUP DE ETA’   “When Gongales, Gacia.and Santos Are Captured ad Planning ResoEe: ne ® ‘ation. * .

HUERTA NIPS: PLOT HEADED BY GONZALES   Former Candidate for Mexicas Presidency Faces Court.

oENETIAL GONZALES NOW UNDER ARES   MEXICAN LEADER WILL BE GIVEN QUICK TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL.   REVOLT 18 NOT IMPORTANT   General Alvarado Declares Movement is Not Organized, But ‘ Catried on By Few ‘‘Dis. grentled Generals.

KAPP, GERMANY’S NEW CHANCELLOR AMERICAN BORK   Revolution Leader Lived ir United States Until 12 Vaore yd

cst TOREPUBLIGANS   Idaho Senator Promises to Car _ ry Fight Against Ratification  to People, Unless Party Denounces Treaty

“B AN ISSUE   ‘DEBATE 1¥ THE SENATE TAKES " BITTER POLITICAL TONE,   ROOT IS CRITICISED   HIRAM JONNSON PARTICULAR: LY VICIOUS: 1N, CONDEMNATION,   Hie Denounced the View Expressed hy Mr. Root as “Utterly Silly,” _7 Miram Jehnsou Didi;

AMERICAN AVIATORS WHO WERE FORCED 10 LAND ON MEXICAN TERRITORY TECHNICAL PRISONERS

FLYERS MADE —. FORCED STOI   Mexican Soldiers Technically Arrest U. S. Army Aviators

ee ae  Uo, UFIGENG  LLU PRION BY MEXICANS   MADE FORCED LANDING SOUTH OF  THE RIO GRANDE AND ARE TECHNICALLY PRISONERS,

TWO AMERICAN AVIATORS _- LAND ON MEXICAN SOM   They Were “Technically” Ar rested ~ Inquiry Is Being Made by Military.

WOOD IS WINNER IN MINNESOTA PRIMAR!   Extremely Light Vote Cast in Presidential Preference Vote Monday —Many Women Vote.

SENATE MAY OUST NEWBERRY   ELECTIONS COMMITTE OPDER COMPLETE INVESTIGATION OF MICHIGAN ELECTION.

PRINCE TO GIVE RECEPTION ON BOARD RENOW)   Only One Formal Event Be.  fore He Leaves for HonoThe Tantett

R,R, DISPUTES PENDING WiLL BE ADJUSTED   Negotiations Being Conducted Not Effected by _ R.R. Bill -

HINES GIVES GOOD NEWS TO WORKERS   Return of Railroads March 1 Will Not Affect Negotiations on Interpretation of Wage Aqreements.

WAGE INCREASES WILL BE WORKED OUT WHEN LINES RETURN MARCH 1   a Races ae at Wn or a  RAILROAD LABOR CHEFS ASSURED OF INTENTION TO) WORK OUT SETTLEMENTS

WL OT AFFECT STATUS OF WAGE BNINTRAVERSIFS   Those Held in Abeyance With Railroads and Federal Administration Will be Concluded After Roads Are Turned Over,   HINES NAMES ASSISTANTS   Lake and Franklin Will Aid In Disposition Matters,

RETURN OF ROADS 10 OWNERS WILL NOT AFFECT THE WAGE  NEGOTIATIONS

ASSURANCE GIVEN RR ARCANIZATIONS      Return cf Roads Witt Not Affect Ne gctiations As-To Interpretations of Various Wage Agreements.

Representatives of Railroad Administration to Carry Consideration of All Grievances ‘to Conclusion, Says Hines

HINES SAYS WAGE AGREEMENTS WILL NOT BE AFFECTED   Assures Railway Labor Plans Made for Carrying On Pending Negotiations.

WORKINGMEN HAV, ASSURANE   Notwithstanding Retu , Roads That Whatever :  plaints Have Been Made   WILL BE CONSIDERED

GENERAL RAIL » STRIKE ORDER THRU FRANCE   Military Forces Guard Tracks In Paris; May Use Automoh:lec ,

GENERAL RAILROAD STRIKE IS GALLED ~ BY FRENCH UNION   “Conditions Near Crisis, Paral: ysis of Nation’s Transportation Is Feared.

Orders for R. R.  Strike in France   One of Two Things—The Saike Most Break Down or the R: tem of France Wilp B«

HACE HALLWAY O TRIKE BECOMES  MORE PERILOUG   EXPECTED THAT STRIKE MOVE MENT WILL &F ACH CRISIS DURING PAY.

GOEAT RB STRKE. CONFRONTS FRANCE   Be ‘ef Expressed That Breakdown o Strike or Paralvsis of Railroad System Would Ensue Today.

JAPS 10 BIDE TIME SEEKING RACIAL RIGHTS   Will Make No Bid for Equal. ity Now at League Meeting.   OPPORTUNE MOMENT HAS NOT YET ARRIVED   Coming Week to Be Critical Period in the League Assembly.

JAPAN BIDES TIM TO PRES DEMANDS FOR RACE EQUALITY   Trying Problems to Come Uy  for Settlement in Next Dar Raw,

JAPS WILL NOT PRESENT RACIAL PLAN IN GENEVA   Nipponese Will Patiently » Abide Their Time. ISHII SO STATES   Pelegaiion Also has Decided to Op: pose Plan of Annual Meetings of = Assembly, He Says.

ANCIAL QUESTIONS WILL BE DROPPED   JAPANESE WILL NOT INSIST ON INCLUSION OF QUESTION JUST NOW.   MANY QUESTIONS ARE W   ‘Next Week's Session of the Lea gue of Nations Regarded As the Most Important of Them All,

No Proposal for Racial Equality   Jap Will Not. Propose to Assembly of League of Nations for Racint Equality at This Session.

RACE EQUALITY “PROPOSAL NOT ~ MADEBY JAPAN   Viscount tshii Tells League That Japan Will ‘Await Op. _portunte Time,   GIVES UP “OTHER POINTS   Current Week Looked Upon .As Critical Period.In History -; ” Of the League. 2

JArs HOLDUP PROPOSAL FOR RACE EQUALITY   Will Walt Until Opportuns _ Time Presents Itself; . Leacue is Told.

JAPAN WON'T ASK RACIAL EQUALITY OF ASSEMBLY NOW   Viscount Ishii - Announces Japanese Attitude to Assembly Session.

‘JAPANESE WILL NOT INSIST ON RACIAL  / EQUALITY BEFORE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Viscount Ishii Tel’s Assembly That No Proposal Will Be Pressed Before This Session of the Assembly Council —~Wants Biennial Meetines

AP DELEGATES AT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY DROP RACE CLAIMS   Viscount Ishii Says Japan Will Bide Opportune Moment to Ask Racial -Equality.   COMING WEEK TO TEST CONFERENCE OF LEAGUE   Unanimous Agreement on Many Problems Required When Committees Report.

LEAGUE FAUING GAITIGAL PERIL IF UTS HISTORY   Japs Won’t Bring Up Race  Problem at Present  Qessjon.

JAPAN POSTPONES OFFERING AAGIAL EQUALITY PROJECT   ALSO WITHDRAWS ORJECTION TO ANNUAL MEETINGS LEAGUE ASSEMBL

JAPAN IS TO “BIDE TIME   Not to.Make Proposal for Racia Equality Just at ‘Present. ~

JAPANESE AWAIT DFPORTUNE TIME FOR RACIAL MOVE   No Equality Proposal Will Be Urged at Present Session of League, Viscount Ishii Tells Assembly,

LITTLE SCREEN STAR REACHES OAKLAND AND DRIVES 10 SAN JOSE   Reporter at Sacramento Told She Had Nothing to Say: Was at McCarran Home   Owen Moore Was Here Monday Night on Way to Coast So ‘He Told Reno Men

ANY PICKFORD PLAYS GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK   Successfully Evades  Interviewers During Trip from Reno to Oakland.

MARY QUITE Cunrnantye   aa a aaa —_  Divorced Movie’ Star Refuses t Talke to ‘Newspaper. Reporters.

Miss Pickford Plays- Hide and ‘Seek. with - Interviewer 7 Way from Reno to. Oakland.

MARY IS-VERY BUSY DOUG REPORTERS AFTER HEB DIVORCE   Strange Object of Movie Sta  Declining Publicity-Is Presented in Oakland

MARY PICKFORD IS NOT AT HOME TO INTERVIEWERS   Persistent Reporters Endeavoring t Get a Statement From Movie Actress Are Rebuiffed.

Te Oe ee ye ee cee  REPORTERS GIVEN DODGE BY DIVORCED MOVIE QUEEN

BRITISH WORKERS WILL HAVE NONE OF MORE WAR THEY POSITIVELY ASSERT   Russian Government Alone  Is Responsible for Any  - Further Fighting Is - Poland’s Statement

[5 UPON RUSSI!   Message to the League of Nations Declares That Poland Desires Peace.   ‘RUSSIA DEVISES DELAYS   ‘Poles Report Success In Fighting In South About  Lemberg.

Foland Was Used All Honorable Means To Bring About Peace  Polish Commissioners With Authority To   Negotiate Peace To  ar nm

General Strike Deals ~ Counter Revolution a Mortal Blow.   TERROR IN BERLIN   Officials Fear Bloodshed and Frightened Citizens Lock Themselves in Their Homes.

GAS SUBSTITUTE FAKE       “fnyentor” Ys Charged With Grand Larerncy in New York.

TALIAN STRIKERS ARMED, EQUIPPED WITH AIR FLEETS   Rifles. Grenades, Machine Gun: Among Military Supplies of Drilling Workmen.

WORKINGMEN ARM SELVES   Italian Metal Workers Pre pare to Fight to Retain Factories.

READY TO RETAIN SEIZED INDUSTRY AT POINT OF GUNS   Settlement With Capital Is Near, Political Circles Believe.

AIRPLANES. ON “LAST LEG   Postal Flyers, Leave Reno for Pacific Const. 4

UNEARTH COMBINE OF AUTO THIEVES   Organization Is Said To Have Nation-Wide Scope And Many Members

EXPLOSION KILLS SIX   ENGAGED IN SINKING SHAFT FOR NEW MINE.   Evidently Wad Explosives Scored Below for Future Operations - Shoch Territice.

SiA GHEE IN MINE   Explosion at VPittsburgh, Penn: sylvxania, FPurted Men m Shaft

SIX-KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION IN PENNSY LY ANI   Workmen Buried Undei Tons of Earth Near

UNDER TONS @F EARTH.   Six Men Are Buried in Coal Shri, ar Rennlt of Explosion Neer Cokesbure. Ga.

EXPLOSION KILLS SK IN ONTARIO GAS MINE   Men Buried Under Tons of. Earth at Cokesville; Damage Yet Uncertain. .

ATLEAST GARE BURIED IN DEBRIS   Buried Under Tons of Earth When Eplosion Occurs at New Coal Mine.   VOLUNTEERS ARE DIGGING

EXPLOSION. KILLS MINERS   At Least Six Men Victims of Accident in Pennsylvania Coal Shaft

SIX KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Explosion Snuffs Out Lives of Work. men in New Shaft Near Coke. burg, Pennsylvania.

SIX COAL MINERS. “WLEED BY BLAST           Workinen wai 4 Under “pois ‘0 Barth ait: Mino: Nea: e Cokesbur + Pa *         OTHERS © MAY.--BE:: ‘DEAD      NUMBER Or. MEN uD Is 1 os UNKNOWN:   Miners Were Working In) Shaft , When Explosion Caused Cave. be Which? Burial Tite  oo With Dirt

Disaster Occurs in Sinking New Shaft in the Pen: sylvania Mining District; Unable to Te Exact Number of Fatalities; Had Just Struc Vein of Coal.

SIX KILLED iN A MINE EXPLOSION   ‘Every Man Working in the  Shaft Was Buried Alive

SIX MINERS  CRUSHED 10 DEATH   Men.  Blast Came Soon After Men Had Reached The .Bottom Of Pit.

MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION; BODIES BURIED   At Least Six M en Lost Lives in Tragedy This Morning

SIX MEN BURIED UNDER TONS OF EARTH IN SHAR   Were Opening New Mine in Pennaxyl« vania Field When :Exploston ¥ Occurred.

BLAST KILLS SIX IN MINE   Gause of Fatal Explosion in Pennsy! vania Unknown.

SIX MINERS ARE KILLED   Explosion Occurs in ‘Mine at Cokeburg, Tenusylyanta.

oN EARTH   BY. EXPLOSION. AT A ~- SHAFT BEING SUNK _:- NEAR PITTSBURG.” _

WORKMEN BURIED: UNDERNEATH TONS: OF FALLING “DIRT   Exact Life Toll an among Miners Not Known. Men Digging To Recover Bodies of.  Blast Victims. ea

SIX MINERS KILLED.   Caught When Explosion Caused Collapse of Deep Shaft.

SIX KILLED IN» PIT EXPLOSION   MINERS BURIED “UNDER TONS OF EARTH IN COAL SHAFT NEAR PITTSSURG.

SIX ATLEAST KILLED TODAY -  INRYPLOSTON   GAS COAL COMPANY. NEAR PITTSBURGH IS SCENE OF TRAGCHDYY: --

EXPLOSION IN  “COAL SHAFT   At Least. ‘Six Men . Killed— ‘Buried Under Tons of Earth While Sinking a Shaft. °

FYPLOSION IN. “WINE BURIES AN EDOZENMEN   Mysterious Blast Kills Every Miner in Shaft of Pennsylvania Workings

SIX MEN ARE KILLED IN BLAST IN SHAFT IN WASHINGTON CO   Batted Under a Mass of Earth Loosen ed by an Expl Had

SHOULD READ BILLS   COMPANY RUNNING CARS IN CHICAGE   Many Cars are in Operation On Surface Lines, Both Sides Standing Pat.

STREET CAR STRIKERS ARE STANDING PAT   BUT LITTLE CHANGE IN SITUA TION TN CHICAGO ALTHOUGH PARTIAL SERVICE IS RESUMED.

DOORN IS “POTSDAM BRANCH”   Great Number of German Aristocrats Are Buying Up All Dutch Manors.

‘POTSDAM BRANCH’ AT DOORN   German Aristocrats Are Buying Up Old Dutch Manors.

FRANCE, FLAMMARION WED   Noted French Author and Astronomer Take Brides in Tours and Paris.

Associated Press Covers Race From Land, Sea and Air: Used Fast Seaplane

Innovation in Newspaper Reporting Brought About Through 1920 Cup Races

From Air, Land And Sea And By Wireless, Telephone And Land Wire The Associated Press '  - “Covers’? The International Yachting Classic

ANOTHER SLUMP      Wave of Liquidation and Professional Pressures Sweeps Over Stock Market.

LOW RECORDS IN STOCK SALES.      Another Wave of Liquidation in New York Market.

WAR DEPARTMENT AS CATTLE KING   TE XAS HEREFORDS BOUGHT TO BUILD UP ZEBU HERDS OF PHILIPPINES. 

War Department to Take Up Cattle Breeding; Buys 200 Texas Cattle for Philippine:

SEND CATTLE ‘TO PHILIPPINES   War Department Is tc Take Up Cattle Breeding in the Islands

RESOLUTION TO NEGOTIATE WITH DOMINION PASSE:   Underwood’s Plan to Relieve Paper Shortage Is Favored by the Senate

SEEKING PAPER RELIEF.   Commission Provided For to Canfar With Canadizn Government.

SENATE SEEKING MORE. NEWSPRIN1   Would Negotiate With Canada to Per. mit Greater Importations from That Country in Pulp and Paper

! ee Passing Thre a Period of Rendjustment, and Signa Are More  Oeovtimietic.

CONTRO! OF CREDIT BRINGING RESULTS   BUSINESS CONDITIONS OVER COUNTRY IMPROVE, RESERVE BANK BOARD DECLARES.

AMERICAN . BUSINESS PASSING THROUGH ‘TRANSITORY PERL OD, REPORT ASSERTS.

Crop Prospects Bright. Money Situation Better, Says Federal Reserve Report.

WILSON GIVEN UK. FOR tld WAR POSITION   Within Rights in Hi Veto of Knox Plan  for New Peace.

SUPREME COURT REFUSED REVIEW   And the State of War With Germany Continnes,

Supreme Court Refuses to Review Suit Brought Against Colby  ta Deelare Gteifa Owner.

ATTEMPT BRING STATE OF WAR TO END FAILS   SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO : REVIEW CASE OF McCART: NEY AGAINST COLBY

SUPREME COURT BLOCKS ENDING TECHNICAL WAR   Refuses to Review Suit Against Secretary of State Colby.

EFFORT TO END TECHMCAL WAR STATE FAILURE   Supreme Court Refuses to Re view Suit Requiring Acceptance of Resolution.

STRIKERS RETURN  IN NEW YORK RY ASSOCIATED FRESS. LEASED WIRE TO TRIBUNE.

STRIKERS FLOCK BACK.      Congest] Terminals Relievedt—Hudsur Tubes Still Tied Up.

Normal Schedules Maintained on Number of Lines; NewStrikeAmong Chicago SwitchmenIsThreatened, Leaders Say.

ITALIAN PREMIER MAKES EW OFFER   Bases Settlement on Proposal  Made By President Wilson Recently.   U. S. TRADERS IN GERMANY

PEACE DELEGATES IN PARIS   Hungarian Delegation Presents Creden tials to Council of Ambassadors

HUNGARIAN PEACE  PARTY IN PARIS   Formal Signature of Docu ment Takes Place Tomorrow According to Plans.

OFFICIALS MAKE ROAD SURVEYS   ‘Federal Aid Projects in Okla  homa Are Inspected-——In Mus kogee Late Today.

AROMORE NOT INCLUDED IN ITINERARY OF STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEERS   -PARTY INCLUDES FEDERAL GOOD ROADS REPRESENTATIVES. WILL TOUR PARTS OF OKLAHOMA

A. F.L, MEN PREFER JAIL TO” PAYING FINES   Six Organizers, ’ Arrest. ed Following Unauthor ized Meetings. in Du guesne, Will Carry Case to the Highes Court.   STRIKE SPREADS

REPUBLICANS FOR HONEST BUSINESS   Will H. Hayes Outlines Wha ’arty Stands For. Promises Efficiency.

PATRIOTIOM IN PEAGE Ao WELL Ao WAR NEEDED  HAYS DECLARES   Says Country Has Merely ‘Slipped’ Along Under Democratic Rule Withou Any Definite End in View,   REPUBLICANS STAND FIRST FOR HONEST‘   Want More Men in Politits For What They Can Give, Not What They Can Get  Favors Tax Reduction,

ys Declares Republican Party Stands for Honest and Efficient Government.   (DUCTION OF TAXES A PARAMOUNT POLICY

HAYS FLAYS DEMO “HANDLING OF GOVT. AFFAIRS   Chairman of G. 0. P. Says ir Speech at Roanoke, Administratioh Slipshod in Han * dling Country’s Business.   HAVE DRIFTED AWAY   ~ Country “Unprepared for Shéck * of "~ Peace” Says Speaker. a Un. += pee pered “aa” We- Were For War. .

CHAIRMAN HAY THRILLS VIRGINIA G0.P. CONVENTION   “KEEP YOUR EYES RAISED BUT FEET ON SOLID GROUND”   EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION OF COUNTRY’S AFFAIRS   The Country Slipped Along During the War Without Any Thought of the Problems Which Now Confront the Country as Result of Peace Comina

HAYS OUTLINES “THINGS FOR WHICH HIS PARTY STANDS   Republican National Chairman Pleads for Patriotism in Peace as Well as i War.   WOULD REPEAL TAXES WHICH KILL INITIATIVE   Better Relation Should he Developed: Between Labor and Capital, With Justice to Both and With Justice to Public, Third Side of Triangle, Which Must Not be Fortotten,

National Republican Chairman in Address States That His Party Stands First for Honest, Efficient and Economical Business Administration of Country's Affairs.

HAYS OUTLINES PARTY’S TENETS   Republican National Chairman Makes Strong Address to  Virginia Convention.   IGREAT PRINCIPLES UP

HAYS DELIVERS. KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT GONVENTION   ‘National Republican Chairman in ‘Speech Discusses Woman's Part in Government.

POLITICS “nin IN THE LAND   ‘ -  -* DISPATCHES HEGEIN TO RECORD. MEETINGS AND PRIMARIES.   THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL ‘CHAIRMAN TALKS GOOD SENSE.   Hiram. Juhnson,: Not. Having eal  ged Minnesota Primarics, Howling Bloody Murder "

ASKS FOR. SERVICE   Chairman Hays: “We Want Mor "Mea in Politics: Fer What They Can Give.”

Aid Given Irish In U.S. Flayed in  British Common:   Law Sees No “Unfriendly Act’ And Will Not Make Representations.

SNENST OVER’ Ino T DONDS   Meinbers! Declare. Us S.. Support of ~ Ireland i is. Unfriendly Act— . ---Bonar- -Law--Replies.

U.5.AID TO IRISH UP IN COMMON   Honor to De Valera Stirs Mem: bers to Bitterness.   BOTTOMLEY LEADS DEBATE   Asks Bonar Law if Acts Are Not Un. friendly—2eclares Two Billion Pounds American Money Subscribed to “trish Republic.”

BRITISH RESENT U.S. AID TO IRISH   Question Is Raised During Debate in the House of Commons.   GREAT BITTERNESS IS SHOW?   Horatio Bottomley Asks Whether Gov ernment Knew of Honor Being Conferred on De Valera, “Presdent of Irish Republic.”

“IRISH REPUBLIC” AND AMERIGA   Member of Parliament Object to Support by Governors in United States.

Horatio Bottomley Asks Whether Government Knew cf Honor Being Conferred on “President”  De Valera.

TO STRAIGHTEN NECEDAH ROAD   TRUNK LUNE BETWEEN NEW LI BON AXD NECEDAH 'TO-BR RE LOCATED BY ATE,

START ON LONG FLIGHT   CROSS-COUNTRY AIR MAIL PLANES ON THEIR WAY.

REE ALL-META MONOPLANES OEE FOn TRIP AGROGS THE SOUNTRY   Will Cut in Half the Present Five-Day Letter Time to ‘Frise — Eddie’ Rickenbacker One of the Pilots

MAIL FLIERG ON WAY 10 'FRISCO   All Metal Planes Carry Letters Over Transcontinent Route.

MAIL PLANES      All-Metal Ships Hop Off on Jaunt from New York — to San Francisco.   FIRST AIR MAIL TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT

FIRST AERIAL MAIL STARTS ACROSS CONTINENT   Three Monoplanes Begin Trip From New York; to Stop at “Reno on Way to Coast

AERIAL. PATHFINDERS START FOR PACIFIC   Three All Meta! Mail Planes Off For Frisco,

ALL METAL Shi GAUISERG WILL LAND TR ATA   Planes Piloted by Expert Avia tors Will Lay Out Regular Route   THROUGH SERVICE TC RE BEGUN SEPTEMBER 1   Establishment of Regular Service Will Cut Down Letter Time One Half

FIRST CROSS-NATION ‘AERIAL MAIL PLANES HOP OFF THIS MORN   Three All Metal Machines Should Pass Over This City

MONOPLANES ON WEST MAIL TRIP   THREE ALL METAL MACHINES LEAVE NEW YORK TODAY FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

FIRST AERIAL MAIL SERVICE OFF T0 COAST   Initial Trans Continental Flight Leaves New York for San Francisco.

MAIL PLANES -MAKE START FOR FRISCO   ON PATHFINDING TRIP oO. ESTABLISH AER: IAL SERVICE.   Between New York and: the cific Coast — - The First * anscontinental _ Aerial * Mail Carried — - Cleveland  _: First. Ston. -

MISSIVES LITERALLY ‘WAFTED THROUGH AIR   Monoplanes Leave on Long Flight Establishing Aerial Mail Service

METAL PLANES  BEGIN FLIGHT   All Metal Monopianes Uarrying Mail From New York to San Francisco Hop Off.  Fynect to Cut Time From Five   Expect to Cut Time From Five To Two and One-half Days For Mail Delivery.

MAIL FLYERS START ACROSS COUNTRY   Three Planes Carry First Transcontinental! Consignment.   Leave Long Island for Trip to San Francisco—Ali-Metal Monoplanes,

ENGLISH COTTON DROPS.       on First Real Sig of World Fall in Prices—Wool ides.

BOP. LANDSLIDE HUM TOP 10 TICKET BOTTOM   NEW YORK STATE FOR G.O. P. CHIEF BY MILLION   HARDING CARRIES IOWA BY QUARTER MILLION   Returns Slow Coming In From Boone County But Indications Point To Same Style of Victory For Local Republicans

GOVERNOR ATTACKS COAL” _ OPERATORS OF INDIAN   States Coal Men Padded Cost Sheets to Avoid Paying Tax Levied by Federal Tax Bouwrd

GOODRICH CHARGES: GOAL OPERATORS ° WITH GROOKEDNESS   SAYS THEIR OPERATING Ac. COUNTS ARE PADDED ‘TO AVOID FEDERAL TAX,   REPLYS TO STATEMENT MADE BY PHIL PENNA   Wilt Give Vacts in’ Possession  of Commission to Public if Op‘erators Remain Stubborn.

GOODRICH RAPS  MINE OPERATOR:      CHARGES OPERATING ACCOUNT: WITHHELD TO EVADE FED- ERAL INCOME TAX

LABORITES OPPOSE HELPING THE POLES   THROUGHOUT EUROPE THEY ARE TAKING ACTION TO PREVENT POLISH ASSISTANCE

AUR OF EUROPE OPPOSES NEW WAF   TAKE ACTION TO PREVENT SEND. ING ANY SORT OF AID TO DISTRESSED POLES

PRENGH LABOR 10 QUIT F MUNITIONS ARE SENT 10 POLAND SAY UNIONS   Follow Action of English Workers and Belgians At Antwerp---Swiss Also Balking At Aiding Poles With Shipping Priority.

ee     HOUSER BEY       et     OR ORR NR REE eee ei a:         Te  EUROPEAN LABOR WITH “REDS”

REDS SNARLING OVER CONTINENT   Labor Organizations in Europe Take Action to Prevent Aid Being Given Poles.

EUROPEAN LABOR OPPOSE ALLIED AID T0 THE POLES        BELGIAN WORKERS, AT A WER? REFUSE TO HAND: TIONS SENT LO GENERAL

Gevernor Cox Said >  Hays Spoke Falsely   When He Satd the Poliey of Republic can Comimi{(eco Was Not fo Obtain Subseriptions Above $1,000,

STREET CAR FUNERALS   Common Sight in Mexico ta See Care With Casket.

AT CRIMEA   ‘ihoisneviie © Aroies Trying. 1 Crush Forces of General  Weangel,

BOLSHEVIKI IN HEAVY DRIVE T0 DEFEAT WRANGEI   Leader of Russian Red: Fears Moral Effect Dur. ing Coming’ Winte  Should They Fail.

BULOMEVIN) TOATIEMET. TO DISLO0GE GEN WRINGEL   Are Massing Forces To the East ward With View of Taking —. Sethmus af Tehongar

CHURCHES OPEN AND MARRIAGES SACRED IN RUSSIA CLAIN   Former Member of ‘House of Commons Upsets Miany Ideala About Soviets

MOSCOW SIMILAR TO ANY ENGLISH CITY; LANSBUR   Former Socialist House Mem ber Describes Condition in Russ Soviet Capital.

English Labor Leader Sees Quite A Different Picture of Russia   George Lansbury Arrives in Moscow and Tells Londot ‘Herald What He Sees; Says nei is as. . Orderis ag Londoi.-

ENGLISH SOCULIST. IN SOVIET CAPITAL   Declares Scenes And People Are Similar To Those Of British Cities.   FINDS CONDITIONS BETTER.

DEAD ENGINEER © GUIDED TRAIN IN FATAL SMASHUP   Wreck Causing Four Death: Followed Heart Failure Attack.

TO DEFINE SCOPE OF WORK   Americanizniion Committee Names a Snhecommittec to Qntline lta Wuties.

Americanization Committee Names a Subcommittee to Oatline ’ lie Daties.

"WAR RAGING THROUGH - “ENTIRE NEAR EAST   Hatreds of Centuries Displayed In Most Hideous Form - «; pe Moslem Fmsirve. -

ASIA MINOR 1S IN SEETHING TURMOIL   Religious Prejudice and Com: mercial Conflict Making Conditions Worse

i Some of White Sox Players BeHieve That They See Signs of Crookedness.   PLAYING OF CICOTTE AND WILLIAMS IS POINTED TO   Pitchers Suddenly Went Bad With ‘Pennant in Sight, Says Member of Team,   OUGHT TO HAVE WON RACE   Hops Expressed Grand Jury Will Look Into Contests Played This Season.

1920 HOPES SOLD OUT, 100, HONEST SOX PLAYERS SAY   Point To “Booting” Of Games On Their Last Eastern Trip.

LAYERS WHO FIGURED IN “THROWING” GAMES — LAST FALL SUSPECT’) OF HAVING DOUBLECROSSED CHICAG'y TEAM ON LAST EASTERN TRIP

FOUL BALL LOST THE WHITE SOX 1090) PENNANT   Chicago Players Blame Dirty Seven for Losing the Flag.      COLLINS AND FABER TELL OF SUSPICIONS   Veteran Pitcher Says They Go to St. Louis With No Judas on Team.

BRIBERY IN 1929 CEDIFS PHADEED   Same Players Accused of Throwing Games Away « Birem Sox.

GUA ADORE SoE STATE EDITORS   Talks Shop and Eschews Politics for Time   ANOTHER ACTIVE DAY   Democratic Candidate Opens with Speech to Civil War Veterans and Makes Number of Addresses During Day— Defends League of Nations— May Need Refining, He Says

COX TALKS SNOP TO EDITORS AT LOS ANGLES   Avoids Politics at Non-Partisan  Meeting—-Promises fo Rettrn to Coast When President

COX ADDRESSES CALIF, EDITORS   Also Speaks to Large Audience at Los Angeles on Reactionary Leadership.  ;

Governor Cox Would Use Warship Money to Reclaim Arid Lands   Tells California He Will Return With Such Message During First Term.

IDEALS NEEDED IN GOVERNMENT SAYS GOV. COX   Reiterates, Arguments in Defense of League.

GOK WANTS MONEY Jat ON WARCRAFT 10 REGLAIM LANG   Candidate Says Cost of Battleship Would Make Productive 2,000,000 Acres.   Greets Fellow Editors of Cal ifornia and Tells Problems of Craft.

Cox Talks to Editors but  Not on Political Issues   Democratic Nominee Motors From Los Angeles to Long Beach and Discusses Stand Against Reactionaries —$40,000,000 That Battleships Cost Would Reclaim 2,000,000 Acres.”

LIQUOR QUESTION IS DEAD AS SLAVER)   GOVERNOR COX TALKS TO CALIFORNIA EDITORS.   Democratic Presidential Candidate Refrained From Political Queations is Addreasing the Newspaper Wen.

SPEAKS TO FELLOW EDITORS.   Governor Cox Talks on Problems of Craft ta California Acenriatinn

COX WOULD ALLOW CALIFORNIA 10 HAVE THE LEADING VOICE   Discusses Japanese Question it an Outdoor Address at Long Beach.   SPEAKS TO AUDIENCE OF WOMEN AT LOS ANGELES   Delay in Reaching Theatre Where Members of City Clut and Ad Club Had Assembled Caused Prospective Hearers to Give Up Hope and Leave

BOXING GLOVES — IN ALL SCHOOLS,  CHICAGO PLAD   Would Have Children Settle Their Disputes in  lassi D Awe

BOXING GLOVES — IN SCHOOLS OF WINDY CITY   Miss Hogge Sustained by the Chicago School Authorities.

ADVOCATE BOXING BOUTS,   Thinks it Proper Method For Set -filng. Dispates. :

BOXING GLOVES INEACH SCHOGL   Member of Board of Education In Chicago Plans New Meifh od of Settling Disputes  Action Follows Roar Over Woman Teacher Refereeing Bout of Angry Youngsters

“FIG HT IT OU’ rT” METHOD APPROVED      Bexing Gloves Should be in Ever Chicago Scheo. Savs Beard _ Member

ORDINANCE. BARRING ... a 0 IST SPEAKERS “ UNCONSTITUTIONAL      Supreme Court Justice Rules Against Mt. Vernon N. Y., Law, and Socialists Claim First Victory in Fight for “Restoration of Free Speech”

JUDGE UPHOLDS THE SOAP BOX   Ordinance Barring Socialist: From Street Speaking is Unconstitutional.

ANTI-SOCIALIST _, LAWILLEGAL   N.Y. Muzz'e' Ordinance is Held Unconstitu. ' Honal]

CHICAGO FLU DOWN BELOW 200 MARK FOR FIRST TIME   New Cases in 24 Hours 167 as Against 330 Yesterday; It and Pneumonia Kill 77. ©

SEN. LODGE REFUSES FURTHER PARLEY   : Resumed Only om Cnaderstand Ne Changes in Article Ten and Monroe Doer

LODGE REFUSES 10 RESUME BIPARTISA TREATY GATHERING   DEMOCRATIC SENATORS DECIDING ON ANSWEI   Believed This Action Will Mean Fail are of This Effort At Treaty Compromise,

LODGE GIVES UTIMATUM 10 DEMOCRATS   ON AGREEMENT   DECLARES THERE WILL BE NO MORE Bi-PARTISIAN CONFER. ENCES UNTIL UNDERSTAND.  ING 1S REACHED ON ARTICLE 10

LODGE T0-RESUME. THE PEACE PARLEY   PRONOUNCED ULTIMATUM TC THE DEMOCRATS BEFORE ’ CONFERENCE OPENED   (By United Press)

LOGE WON'T ALTER TWO OF CONTESTED PACT: RESERVATION   Article X and Monroe Doctrin _ Reservations Must Stand As Written.   ULTIMATUM TO DEMOCRATS   Congress Today is Facing Busy Week—Much Business Before Committees.

SENATOR LODGE GIVES ULTIMATUN   Refuses tu Resume Bi.Partisan Trea ty Conference’ Except No Change Article 10 Reservation

ON PEACE TREATY   RESERVATIONS ON ARTICLE TEN AND MONROE DOCTRINE MUST STAND, LODGE ANNOUNCES   DEMOCRATS ARE AGITATED   Administration Men Assert That Agreement Was Near at Hand When Interruption Occurred -~~-To Answer Ultimatum Tomorrow

SUIT TO TEST THE DRY LAW   Court at Lowisville Involving Fed eral Enactment.

ATTACK PROHIBITION LAW.   sult to Test Validity of Amendment's Adoption Filed.

SUIT TO TEST VALIDITY  OF PROHIBITION LAW   Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company Appeals to the Supreme Court.

GREEKS DRIVING THE TURKS BACK   NOW OCCUPY ADRIANOPLE, THE CAPITOL OF THRACE,

EX-SOLDIERS RETURN TO FRANCE TO LIVE  Don’t Like Conditions in the  ~~ 2 Pa

FORMER SOLDIERS IN YANK ARMY SEEK JOBS IN FRENCH INDUSTRIES   JOBS SCARCE AND EXPENSES HIGH  SO DOUGHBOYS ARE ADVISED TO STAY AT HOME.

HUERTA TO ~ MEXICO CITY   Provisional: Head of. the New Government to  Take Charge

HUERTA TO “MEXICO CITY   Provisional Head of thi New: Govértiment to Take Charge

MEXICAN GOVERNORS FLEEING TO AMERICA ~—-TO ESCAPE CAPTURE   GOVERNOR OF SONOBA READY TO  G0 TO CAPITAL AND BEGIN HIS DUTIES.

BOY BAWUIT oLAlN IN TRAL.! AOBBERY   Twin Brothers tc/d Up I. C. Fast Mail Near .ankakee.   OTHER YOUTH !3 CAPTURED   “Newsie” and Brak:man Forced te Search Passengers fur Money and Valuables—Boys Overtaken by Posse at Aroma Park.

BANDIT IS SLAIN IN TRAIN HOLDUP   Passengers on . C. Fast Mail Robbed by Twin Brothers Near Kankakee, Ill.   SECOND OUTLAW CAPTURED   Brakeman and “Newsie” ‘Forced to Search Victims for Money and Valuables—Robbers Taken by Posse at Aroma Park Station.

BANDIT SLAIN IN HOLD.UP OF FAST TRAIN   Passengers on . C, Fast Ma Robbed by Twin Brothers Néar Kankakee, Ill.   SECOND OUTLAW CAPTURED   Brakeman and “Newacie” Forced to Search Victims for Money and Valuables—Robbers Taken by Posse at Aroma Park Station.

ROBBERS INVADE SAME ILLINOIS CENTRAL TRAIN THIRD TIME THIS YEAR   Brakeman and “Newsie” Forced to Search Victims for Money and Valuables—Robbers Taken by Posse at Aroma Park Station.

TO PROSECUTE CONTRACTORS   Three Hundred of Them Will Be Made to Answer By Dept. of Justice.

TO PROSECUTE  CONTRACTORS   [DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE iS TO PUSH CASES INVOLVING WAR ORDERS.

U. S. IS AFTER CONTRACTORS   Civit and Criminal Suite by Depart. ment of Justice for Millions in War Construction.

TO PUSH PROSECUTIONS   Department of Justice te Go Aftes War Contractors.

U S.T0 PROSECUTE ~ CONTRACTORS   Over 300 Cases Grow Qut of War Deals. Claim

Stage Demonstration at Concert Given in Honor Allied Premiers.   GOUNCIE COMPLETES WORK AT SAN REMO      ol Sail ‘Adriatic Questior ; May_ Meeting in tae. aPatris, ay

FAILURE OF PREMIERS TO SETTLE ADRIATIC CLASH  RAAUWOeS ITAIL IANIC biwrTe

PEACE OF THE WORLD DEPENDS ON DISARMAMENT OF CERMANI   Hun Govt. Has Not Lived Up To Its Engagements, Has Not  ‘hae Satisfaction Nor Apologized For Assaults On

ITALIANS STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Allies Are Asked Why Greece Is Rewarded for Hostility and Haly Forgotten.   EXPLAIN IT TO WILSON

SCORE PREMIERS DURING CONCERT   Beliave Adriatic Dispute Should Have Been Definitely Seitled   Premier Nitti Plans To Meet dugo-Slay Renresentative

ITALIANS DEMAND... FIUME FOR ITALY   Council of Preiniers Sends Wil son Note on Armenia. Sania Wame Germany

ITALIANS BITTER ASFIUME CONTROL IS LEFT UNSOLVED   A DEMONSTRATION FAVORING ITALIAN CONTROL OF ADREATIC IS STAGED IN SAN REMO.   NO HELP FOR ARMENIANS   Democratic Leader Avers Armenian Mandate Will Never Re Accept. ed—Note to Wilko is Completed by Premicrs,

ITALY IS BITTER AT THE PREMIER‘   Feel That Every Other -Ally Has Re ceived Its Share of the Spoils While Italy Has Received Little.

ITALIAN DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF FIUME   Take Advantage of Concert to Call Upon Lloyd George and Millerand for Concession.

TTALIANS MAKE SCENE ~—ATOONCERT   DEMONSTER ATION INF AYGR OF : AWARDING PIU! ME TO a ti   COUNCILS REPLY DO WILSON'S AMERICAN NOTE HAS BREN COMPLETE TL

TALY APPEALS TOPREMIERS 10 GIVE WP FLUME   Demonstration Led by Nobil: ity Is Held at San Remo for Dalmatian City   ITALIANS BITTER OVER FAILURE OF SETTLEMEN   REPLY IS DRAFTED TO PRESI DENT’'S ARMENIAN NOTE COUNCIL CLOSES DELIBERA TIONS,

HARDING REPLIES TO CRITICS   Clears Up His Position on the Suf. frage Question—Desires Ratification.

HARDING REPLIES TO CRITICS   Clears Up His Position on the Suf.frage Question—Desires

HARDING IS FOR SUFFRAGE   Republican Nominee Replies to Critics Ranardina Attitude.

SOTL MAPS FOR LAND SALES   Real Estate Hoard Discusses Value asa Selling Factor.

U.5, TROGPS HAVE NO BUSINESS IN GERMANY HARDING SAYS IN HIS DES MOINES SPEEC   ‘Declines to tell Great Britain What  to do With Ireland or to be Dominated by Britain

HECKLERS Al TALK TOOMY LIKE. LEADER   WOULD BRING MEN HOME IF CHOSEN; ANSWERS QUERIES   Heckler Saved from Crowd by Harding in Good Nature.

Harding Opposed to League in Any Form   Covenant Is Already Scrapped, He Declares, Saying It Is Fu tile to Answer Those Who Ask Whether He Would Scrap It; Stands for Out-and-Out Rejection.      U. S. TROOPS HAVE NO BUSINESS - IN GERMANY, HARDING ASSERTS

SAYS LEAGUE IS SCRAPPED   HARDING WOLLD REJECT NoFr INTERPRET OBLIGATIONS,   FUTILE TO DISCUSS   POECLARES If STRIKES BLOW Se t. SS. INDEPEN DENCE.   Republican ‘Nominee Asserts Thai as Seon as Hie Is Elected He Will Consalt With Semate  en Forming Pact.

HARDING WOULD “FAVOR STAYING GUT” OF LEAGUE   G. O.P. Candidate Discusses Covenant at Des Moines  SEEKS REJECTION   Senator Wants No Acceptance of League With Reservations to Clarify American Obligations

NCUICH WILOUN WILL F THANKED OF GUSSED STILL 10 BE DEVELOPED   lialk At Des Moines By Presidential Candidate of Republicans Teems With Fierce Antagonism To Versailles Covenant.

COWES GUT On NESE GTION Ot PACT ENTREL!   G. 0. PL Nominee Accepts . Direct Issue of Ratifying or Relecting ;   PROMISES TO WORK FOR WORLD ASSGCIATION   Harding Wants to Turn His Back on All Proposed Reservations

STAY OUT © ALTOGETHER HIS ADVICE   No Claritying Reservations Wanted by Nominee, Who Says Covenant Surrenders U. S. Independence of Action.

Advises Proponents of SuperGovernment to Vote for the Democrats and Pray for Protection Against Consequence  BOURBON STUBBORNNESS  neiiiing meee a Genet ca I ek wi eee

TENE INU   HE (WOULD NEVER ENTER LEAGUE   MAKES ISSUE CLEAR, IN 16 SPEECHES IN THE WEST.

HECKLERS. QUESTION EPI      HARDING TELLS DES. MOINES AUDIENCE AMERICAN: ‘SOL-" ‘DIERS: HLAVE NO BUSI.“ Oe DT GEOMANY

METHODISTS PLAN ~DISTRIT SetodLs   Parallel to the Public Schools Is Outlined.—Unification of North and South is to be Left To Special Commission For Renort.

PLAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION   Methodists Would Parallel Public  Behan) Gvrtam a¢ Evarv Paint

30 OKLAHOMA CITY  MERCHANTS AND CAFE KEEPERS ARRESTED, ALLEGED PROFITEERS   Public Soaked’ in Food, Clothin, : Fuel, Charge Set Forth in the Federal Warrants

dd ARRESTS FUR PHUFTEERING Ik UNLAHOMA CIT)   Grand Jury Finds Enough Evidence Pointing To Law Violations.

OKLAHOMA MERCHANTS HELD AS PROFITEERS   Grand Jury Investigation Re veals Evidence.

CHARGES OKKLAHOMA CITY CONCERNS PROFITEERINE   rateurs Arrested on Fedranteurs Arrested on Federal Warrants.

HASH HOUSE PROFITEERS ?   Thirty Oklghoma City Restaurant Men and Merchants Arrested.

THOMPSON TICKET PLEDGED 10 FIGHT FOR LAFOLLEITE   WINS IN STATE BY BIG LEAD IN EARLY VOTT.   CARRIES 18ST DIST.   Whitehead and Lockney Lose in This Congressional District for Delegates.

LAFOLLETTE’S MEN LEADING DELEGATE   Statement Issued to Effect His Men Leading by Upwards of 75,000   PHILIPP COMMENT NAIVE

TO ASSURE WOMEN THE VOTE   Penal Statate for the Eatorcement : af saffrage.

SPEAKER WALKER OF TENNESSEE IS ANTI SUFFRAGE   Legislature in Special Session Votes on Amendment This Week.

SUFFRAGE MEASURE BEFORE--ASSEMBL'      Ratification Resolution Presented-to Tennessee’ Legislature for. Action —

SUFFRAGE MAY PASS THROUGH COALITION   Tennessee Democrats and Republicans Favoring It About To Get Together

BIG PARTIES TO COMBINE TO PUT SUFFRAGE OVER   Joint Caucus Planned by Tennessee Leaders.

SUFFRAGISTS LOSE A VOTE IN TENNESSEE   Speaker Walker of House Deserts the Cause   ‘Mrs Catt Insists There Is Stil a Majority for Ratification

Knights of Columbus  Regular meeting Thursday night, January Sth. First de  Wrestling Maich

wit 15 DESCRIBED AS TTP TOWARD HARMON!   jut Senate First is Led ir Other Direction   WeANGLE IS STARTED   jer Question as to Whether New Draft is Weaker in Its terms than Original—Mild Reservationists Say It Is Not While Irreconcilables Say It Is—Democrats Say Nothing but Study Proposal with Evident Suspicion

SUBSTITUTE DRAFT UN ARTICLE TEN IS OFFERED BY LOBGE   Irreconcilables Balk at Pye posal and Democrats View It With Suspicion—Most Of G. O. P. Line Up.

LODGE BELIVES THAT TREATY WILL SOON PASS.   MANY VOTES LINED UP FOR THE RESERVATION.   It Follows the Same Genera! Lines As the Reservation on Article Ten Agreed Some Time Ago in Bipartisan Conference.

LODGE PROPOSES ANOTHER CHANGE   AUTHOR OF ARTICLE X MODIFTCATION SUBMITS ALTERNA. TIVE RESERVATION   ‘SET OF WEASEL WORDS"

SUBSTITUTE FOR ARTICLE TEN   Senator Lodge Offers Change to Republican Provision in Senate.

LODGE OFFERS  ‘SUBSTITUTE ON ARTICLE TEN; TANGLE WORSE   Meant as Harmony Step But Has Opposite Effect.   IRRECONCILABLES CALL IT WEAKER   Not as Strong = as Original, They Declare.

WHITHER 1S PEACE PACT DRIFTING   HITCHCOCK RALLIES SOME WEAKENING DEMOCRATS   THE LEADERS APE WAXED UF   A Vote on Article Ten May Be Reach ed in the Senate YTomorrow— Saturday.

SENATE REGEIVES NEW RESERVATION   Substitute on Vital Question Proposed by Ledge.   STEP TOWARD HARMONY

SUBSTITUTE FOR ARTICLE 10 IS OFFERED SENATE   Lodge Presents League Reservation In New Wording.

COUP BY LODGE: FAILS TO BRIN VOTE. NEARER   AMENDED WORDS SUSPICIOUS   NEITHER SIDE SEEMS INCLINED TO TRUST THE G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN

No One Can Tell Today What Ie Likely To tlappes Next.   TOO MANY CROSS CURRENTS   Ciaims Heing Made As To The  Number of Votes For or Against Reservations.

LODGE PUTS ~ IN NEW DRAFT FOR ART. X   Wording Generally Follows Bi-Partisan Compromise of Few Days Ago   REPUBLICANS SAY THEY HAVE ALMOST ENOUGH VOTES FOR COMPROMISE TO INSURE PASSAGE

ARTICLE 10 SUBSTITUTE   Introduced in Senate Today by Repub: Hean Leader Lodge. _

NEW RESERVATION {8 PRESENTED BY LODGE   ‘Leader Asserts He Consents + Change Only in Interest of - Compromise.   SUBSTANCE IS UNCHANGED   Republican Leaders Are Plan ning to Obtain Vote Late   Today.

JENATE GIVEN LOUMPROMI ot UN ARTICLE k   Plan Vote Today; Fate of Treaty Hangs in Balance Over New G. O. P. Draft.

COMPROMISE MADE “BY LODGE To RESULT A ACTON   Republicans Believe- They've Secured Enough Senators Almost to Ratify   Defeat of Treaty on Matter Of Phraseology Frownec! On by Senate Leader

AGREEMENT NOT YET REACHED   Have Lined  Up Almost Enough Votes to Ratify Treaty

‘ARTICLE TEN     AGTION MONDAY   Senator Lodge Proposes %  Substitute ror His Urigm al Amendment.

INTRODUCES A SUBSTITUTE FOR ART, 10 CLAUSE   Republicans Claim Nearly Enough Votes to Ratify Treaty.   PLAN TO OBTAIN VOTE LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOO   New Reservation Follows Closely Bi-Partisan Compromise.

LA FOLLETT HURRIES 10 WASHINGTON   Leaves for Washington at Urgent Request of Sen-atay Borah   VOTE IN A FEW DAYS   Senator Lodge Says Compromise Does Not Change Orig-.. - @mal Reservation *

‘Republican ‘Leaders See In New  Move Step Toward  Ratification,

LODGE AMENDS HIS AEST AVATION TO ARTICLE TEN   Move Made as Step Toward Harmony and Compromise   ATTACKED BY FOES OF PACT

NCAR VOTE UN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   SUBSTITUTE FOR THE REPURBLICAN ARTICLE 10 OF PEACE TREATY INTRODUCED BY SENATOR LODGE.   PROBABLY ABOUT THE LAST Or THE PARLIAMENTARY JOCKEYING AT WASHINGTON BEPORE TAKING BALLOT,

LODGE OFFERS — A SUBSTITUTE PUR LICE 1  t) ayictsmanie & dnl... Aq ae Mepuprcearns Clete PALTV, Tn   * 7°  Repubite CSUuS > Claieg / f A mosi En  uh Votes io Ranly   Pact

LODGE INTRODUCES SUBSTITUTE ARTICLE )       It Follows Form of Draft Agreed on Several  Days Ago in Compromise Negotiations   In Interest of Compromice

TREATY HOPE AGAIN EBBING   ‘NOT MUCH PROGRESS IN SENATE : TOWARD AGREEMENT.   LODGE OFFERS OLIVE BRANCH   SUBSTITUTE FOR RESERVATION ON ARTICLE TEN.   Has Contrary Effect Intended - by Starting Irreconcilables (A-How!img and Viewed With Sus picton by Democratis.

HT MAY BE RALFIEE   CHANCE (FoR TREATY WITH RESERVATION NOW,   Democrats and Republicans Seen inclined to Get Together for Action. 

Follows ‘General Line of Bi . partisan Agree- ment   MAY VOTE LATE TODAY   i KS  (Renewed Debate Indicates _ Break in Parties on   Political Issue.

Mere Phraseolagy Not Enough Reasan to Defeat Pact, Senatar Explains.      [VOTES SUFFICIENT ON 1 THIS BASIS TO RATIFY   So Believed by G. 0. P. Forces; At Least Sixty Fxpected To Support Change.

Republicans Taken by Surprise When the Senator Offers to Modify His Original Objection to Article Number Ten: Turned Down by Irreconcilables   “REPUBLICAN CAPITULATION’

LODGE OFFERS SUBSTITUTE FOR RESERVATIGR      Believed That Almost Enough Votes Heve Eecn Lined Up To Ratify Treaty. é

PEACE TREATY IN A TANGLE   Nobody Could Tell Today What Is Likely to Happen in Fight

SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ARTICLE 10 RESERVATION   Compromise is Suggested B: Senator Lodge and Vot on the Reservation May B Taken Today.

LODGE INTRODUCES SUBSTITUTE QUAY TO ARTICLE TEN   Republicans Think They Have Enough Votes to Put Ratification Across.   BUT DEMOCRATS SAY NO   And Just Where the Pact Is Seems to Be Worrying; No Headway Made.

GOCE SUBSTITUTE ¢ A SURPRISE TO EECONCILABL ES   wow friicle Ten Reservatior Proposed by Massachusetts Canator.   yTENDED FOR HARMONY 4S OPPOSITE RESULT   Tuo) Acreement is as Distant Sctore—Early Vote is Doubtful.

NEWTREATY PLAN AIMSATHARMONY   Though Final Agreement Is Ob. scure, Leaders Pred. st Eaz!y Vote on Article X   LODGE SPONSORS MOVE   Democrats Look on Substitute With Apparent Suspicion and Decline Comment

COMPROMISE ON  ARTIGLE TEN TO gE ADOPTED   NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO HAVE LINED UP ENOUGH STRENGTH  TO RATIFY TREATY,

Substitute to Republican Article  Ten Introduced Today By Senator  Lodge Following Bi-Partisan Plans

ALTERED ARTICLE TEN PLAN DEBATED   Senators Unable to Find Agreement Despite Compromise Reservation  i Submitted     IRRECONCILARBLES IN   Democrats View Proposal With Suspicion and Do Not Immediately Accept

SUBSTITUTE OFFERED BY SENATOR LODGE   Republican Leaders Planned t   + Get Vote Today,

Lodge Presents Suttitute Which is Hotly Attacked by the Various Groups.   TREATY IS UP IN AIR AGAIN.   Ratifi ication Which for a Moment Seemed Near Now’ Apparently is impossible.

SENATE REGEWVES HEW RESERVATIO}   Substitute on Vital Questior - Proposed by Ledge,   STEP TOWARD HARMONY.   Move Starts Discussion Whether New Draft is Weaker in its Terms Than Oli—Possibilities of Final Agreement Remain as Beclonded as  Tyosar tw ee

COMPROMISE NEGOTIATION IS POSSIBLE  ilies “i, ~ my * -re ¥   G. O. P. Leader Today) Introduced New Proposal.

LODGE OFFERS AME ARTICLE IN NEW WORDS   SAYS IT ALTERS NO OBLIGATION BUT IS CHANGED ONLY IN WORDING.   Both eDmocrats and Irreconciiable Republicans Attack The ReWorded Article Ten.

SUBSTITUTE “TO ARTICLE  TEN DRAWN   ‘Presentation By ‘Senator Lodge Causes All Sides To. Take Addi I tional Interest In Treaty Debate.   WIEL CAUSE LATER VOTE   DEMORCATS STUDY DOCUMENT

RATIFICATION ON NEW BASIS THOUGHT NEAR   Nearly Enough Votes Are Lined Up, Say . Republicans.

A LODGE COMPROMISE   He ‘Agrees to it in’ hiterests., of Rarmony—Eut Harmony Seems Still Lacking,

Wut UEFA  SUBTETY  ANITGLE TER HO ER AHN   Reservation to Be Voted Upon Late Today, Is Belief   WOULD END BATTLE FOR AMERICAN PBRACE   Compromise Would Bring Whole Paet to Early Vote in Senate

In the Original Wording of Article Ten is Submitted In Senate  Oe.   LODGE PRESENTS IT TO THE COMMITTEE

LODGE OFFERS A NEW RESERVATION   is Substitute for Origina Change Wanted In Article Ten by G. 0. P.   Said Almost Enough Votes Pledged to Ratify As Now Written.

POSSIBILITIES CF FINAL AGREEMENT STILL BECLOUDEL   Senate Leaders Revise Their Predictions of an Early Vote on Article Ten.   STEP TOWARD COMPROMISE LEADS THE OTHER WAY   Changes Proposed in Substitute for Lodge Reservation Sumbitied by Author Characterized by Mr. MeCormick as Terms of Republean Capitulation to White House.

NEW-4S HELD GUILTY. OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER   Jury Returns Verdict After Long De Uberations in Case. of Slayer of ; California Girl

NEW GUILTY W SECOND DEGREE   Jury Reaches Verdict ix the Los Angeles Murder Trial

NEW GUILTY IN SECOND DEGREE   JURY RETURNS VERDICT IN FAMOUS MURDER CASE.

MYSTERIOUS _ WOMAN: TRIES T0 SEE KAISER   Ramors at Amerongen Her . Name is Kapp, Same As Revolution Head.

LAST EDITION   MYSTERIOUS WOMAN TRIES TO SEE FORMER EMPEROR   Suxpicions Are Aroused When Sh Gives Naine of Kapp; ‘Imerongen Grows Excited.

MYSTERY WOMAN TRIES TO. VISIT FORMER KAISER   Refused Admittance at Amer ongen, and Ex-Emperor  gems eS a a ae

MYSTERIOUS WOMAN MAY HAVE BEEN MOTHER OF SOME SON MURDERED IN THE CAUSE OF “KULTUR”

VATICAN PLEASED WITH DESCHANE!      Diplomatic Relations Between Holy See and France May Be Resumed.

EXCELLENT  IMPRESSION   Vatican Pleased by Re - cent Presidéntial Election in France

VATICAN EXPRESSES PLEASURE AT - ELECTION OF, DESCHANEL. IN FRANCE

VATICAN PLEASEQ WITH DESCHANEL’S ELECTION AS FRENCH PRESIDEN   ANNOUNCED THAT PBIPLOMATH RELATIONS WITH FRANCE WAY BE RESUMED SOON,

Declares Government Will Bring to Justice All Associated With  a ne an ee oe

SENATE'S IRISH ACT ANGERS DAILY POST   Gotd Sense And Good Taste Violated, Liverpool Paper Savs.

Democratic. Candidate’. Says - Harding: ‘Has Deserted, Taft, Huahes. . Root.      GOVERNOR IS IN ILLINOIS   Homer Cummings Warns ‘of Industrial Strife if Reactionary Is ‘Elected,

IS COX PLAN   HARDING DESERTED — TAFY, MUGHES,  WICKERSHAM   -WILE SHOW THAT TAFT Bav&ED UP WILSON WHILE Lat. - JER WAS AT CORP E Were

COX DRIVE ON CO-LEAGUERS IN REPUBLICAN RANK   He Declures Harding Has Deserted Tatt, Hughes. and Reet tor Irrecvacilables,

FINE MEETING HELD   National War Mother Entertained by Salem War Mothers’ Organization — Big Noon Spread at  i Library.

War Mothers Hold An All Day Meet. ing. Mrs. French. National War Mother Gives Address

SAYS HE WAS ROBBED OF $70,000 WORTH OF GEM   JEWELERY SALESMAN TELLS AL. BANY POLICE TALE OF AS. SAULT, ROBBERY AND KID. NAPPING THAT SOUNDS RATH. ER WIERD.

JEWELRY SALESMAN HELD PENDING AHYESTIGATION   Tells Police He Was Assaulted ‘anc Robbed.

ALBANY THUGS ROB JEWELRY SALESHIAI   Assault, Robbery of $70,006 Worth of Gems and Kidnapping Are Alleged by Brookiynite

PANAMA OBJECTS TO ~ PURCHASE: OF ISLAND   Mob: Stones Auto Carrying de “General Pershing.

PANAMA RIOTERS HALT PERSHING NN PANAMA CITY   Natives Protest Against United Stales Acquiring Part of To: boga Island.  Prominent Officials Stoned And Mounted Police Charge The Crowd.

RIOTS STAGED BY PANAMANS   General Pershing Turned B; Mobs in the Streets of Panama.

PANAMANS REVOLT AGAINST U. 6. MOVE   Mob Protests Against Use Of Taboga Island.

PERSHING VICTIM. WHEN PANAMANS MAKE PROTES?   His Automobile Held. Up by Their Anti-American °  TNS aa e@t dati“.

PANAMA MOB STOPS CAR OF GEN. PERSHIN   Officials Stoned, Officers a Ball Ordered to Leave Immediately.

PERSHING HALTED BY MOBS    Taboga isiarid For Defense   American Officers Ordered Tc Laave Ball For Protection

DEMONSTRATION AGAINST UNITED STATES STAGED BY INDIGNANT PANAMANS

PANAMA PARADE ~ HALTS PERSHING   Thousands Join Torchlight Procession As _ Protest Against Selling Taboga  island.

STOP PERSHING’S AUTO   PANAMANS HALT GENERAL II ANTI-U. S. RIOT.   Thousands in Torchlight Parade te Protest Acquisition of Island for Fortification.

PANAMA RIOTERS WALT PERSHING IN PANAMA CITY   Natives Protest Against Unitec Stales Acquiring Part of To boga Island.

MOB ATTACKS OFFICIALS AT CANAL ZONE      Seyeral Injured When Stones Fly; Mounted Police Called   PERSHING IN DANGER   Crowd Forces General Back te Hotel; Americans Leave Ball

U.S. , Defense Rlans ‘for Pananda‘ Atouse Residents of the ‘Canal Zone to Protest;: and Slight Disorders Are: Refort et 2 Doechineg Car Stosped.

Auto Is Stopped on Way to Bal by Outbreak in Panama,   Bip Protest Made by Citizens Against United States Acquisition of Island for Fortifying.

RIOT HALTS PERSHING   Auto Is Stopped on Way to Ball by Outbreak in Panama,   Big Protest Made by Citizens Against United States Acquisition of island for Fortifying.

DEMONSTARTION BY PANAMANS   Protest Against Taking o! Taboga Island by U. S.

Army Officers Withdrawn From Reception Dance When Uprisers, Protesting Against U.S. Acquisition, Commence Hurling Stones

MOG IN PANAMA MAKES PERSHING AUTO TURK BAGH   General on Way to Ball in Hi: Honor Halted, Forced to Go to Hotel He Left.   ROCKS THROWN AT ZONE OFFICIALS INJURE THEM   Uprising Against U. S. Acquir ing Taboga Islafd Section as Defense Scheme.

PANAMANS RAISE RUMPUS; PERSHING THREATENE   ‘Mobs Stoned Officiala-~Protest Against The United States,

Leader Was on Way to:< Ball When Forced To Turn Back.   DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE U.S

PERSHING GETS CLOSE VIEW OF MOB IN PANANY   Officials Target for Rocks A: Several Thousand Dem." onstrate

“HUNGER STRIKER” HAS FASTING RIVAL   Citizen of Union County, Tennessee Kas Not Taken-Nourishment _ In 39 Days.

Standing In Spite of Unstable Equilibrium, He Tells 2,639 Graduates.

A CHALLENGE TO COURAGE   Dr. Butler Tellg Columbla Grads that  World in Lhroes of Evolution, Not Revolution,

COLUMBIA CONFERS HONORARY DEGREES   Hoover, Pershing, Davidson And Others Are Honored By Eastern University.

PERGHING, HOOVER ND ala RECEIVE COLUMBIA HONORE   Degrees Also Conferred Upon Henry P. Davison and Bishop C. H. Brent.

COLOMBIAN TREATY MEETS OBSTRUCTION   Notice Served by Poindexter Proposal by Kine

COLOMBIAN TREAT) Wil BE BLOCKEL   Poindexter Says Measure Can Not Be Discussed at This Session of Congresa,

CAMPAIGN FOR NEWBERRY WAS BARREL AFFAIR   Witness Testifies That He  Was Told Barrel Cam  paign Was Planned

GAVE NOTICE HE WOULD sag THAT THE TREATY BE TAREE UF ON NEXT MONDAY,   As He Reported the Treaty it Camuies the Lodge Keservations With There Was No Discussion om Measure Today.

TREATY WILL BE BROUGHT UP IN SENATE MONDAY   Remainder of Woek to Re Teving to Work Oat Agre on Pact.

Versailles Pact Before the Sen ate—Consideration is De layed Until Monday.   MANY SENATORS ARE ABSENT   White House: Reiterates President's Willingness: to Accept Hitchcock's Reservations.

TREATY WILL BE. TAKEN UP. AGAIN NEXT MONDAY   Senator Lodge Then Intends fo Ask That the Reservations Be Con-. sidered Singly.

OENATOR  NDGE 1!) GAL UIP THe TREATY MANNA   Document Brought in From Foreign Relations Committee, But Deferred

Wilson's Letter Has Cleare: Way For Agreement On Reservations   CONCESSION BELATED BUT STILL HELPFUL   Everything Now Depends 0; Form In Which Reservations Are Presented

PEAGE TREATY 10 COME UP MONDAS   Senator Lodge Reports Pact Back to Senat€¢; Must Wait for Consideration Until Senators Come Back Af.ter Littie Vacation Jaunts.

OTHER LEGISLATIVE MATTER WILL BE CLEARED UP BEFORE HOSTILITIES ARE RENEWED   MAY CHANGE RESERVATIONS   Lenroot Reservation on Voting Power, Obiected to by (reat Britain, Will Probably Be Amended ,  In Open Session

j  LODGE PRESENTS TREATY TO SENATE   Will Take Up Next Monday the Discussion, Delay Being Caused by Absence of Senators

BUVENAN nEPUATED UT TODAY BY LODGE   No Discussion In Senaté To. day; Other Business  Takes All Attention   IS SINCERE DESIRE TO EFFECT RATIFICATION   Will Be Waste of Time to Approve Reservations  Wilson Will Not Accept

PRINCESS ANNE ~ RIVEN SUCCOR   Passengers Being Transferred.te the Const Guard Cutter . Manhattan zy

GRAFT ATTEMPTED IN TEXAS LEAGUE   SEVERAL PLAYERS DROPPED DURING SEASON JUST CLOSED,   San Antonie Pitcher Offered 81.200 Bribe to Throw Game Recentiy in Wichita Falls.

Explosion on Dredge Caases Death of Three Men and Drown ima at éltel.

HARDING MADE LIFE MEMBER      Teken Into Ranks of Marien Typegraphical Union.

IRISH STRIKE GROWING; — 300,000 OUT; SINN FEINERS DECLARE HUNGER STRIKE

IRISH STRIKE GROWS    Some Concessions Reported iranted to Sinn Fein Prisoners.

MUCH MOTHER CARESSED MAN   Had Six Children But Was Woozy.   PAPA HAD IT ON HER   When He Went to Sleep He Guarded Her With Batteries.

EBELS DRIVEN GUT Ot TABASGO Bio TRICT BY MEXICAN COMMANDER   STRIKE IN TAMPICO BROKEN AND CONDITIONS RETURN TO NORMAL THERE,

DRIVE REBELS. FROM TABASCC   Rich Agriéultural State Again in Hands of Government

SUFFRAGE OPPONENTS WILL TAKE W, VA, CASE 10 COURT   Claim Montgomery Was Expelled from Semate Without Two-Thirds Vote Required by Constitution.   fie the Aweorinted Presa)

TEXAS BISHOP — -» JS HONORED   Nominated Titular Bish. .op of Gerasa: at the . Vatican. Today

‘Knights of Columbus Present Lafayette Statute to Franc   Supreme Director Flaherty Delivers Chief Address at Unveiling to Crowd at Metz.

STATUE OF LAFAYETTE. PRESENTED TO FRANCE   BRONZE GIFT oF KNIGHTS oF COLUMBUS IS.UNVEILED = ‘ “AT METZ.

U. S. Gift to Metz Unveiled   K. of C. Statue of Lafayette Overlooks Moselle.

IK. OF C. UNVEIL  LAFAYETTE STATU]   At, Metz to-Commemorate Bone of Union Getween France anc America.

LAFAYETTE STATUE UNVEILED BY K. C.   Supreme Knight Says Knights Desire To °mmemorate Bond Between Two Countries.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: MAKE GIFT T0:-FRANC   Present ‘Statue of ‘LaFayette. and ‘Unveil It Today in City of  Metz; The Speeches,

UNVEIL onArT TD LAFAYETTE   Presented to France by Knights of Columbus—Overlooks Moselle Valley.   Commemorates Bond Betweer Two Nations Sealed by Blood of Hero Dead.

)LD GLORY AND TRI COLOR   Unveil Knights of Columbus Statute In Memory of La Fayette and Soldiey Dear

KC. MONUMENT IN FRANCE UNVEILED   Elaborate Ceremonies Mari Dedication of La Payette Statute in Meiz

UGE DEFENOE FUND WILL Bt READY FOR GIR   Ardmore Ready to Greet Alleged Slayer of Jake Hamon

Ardmore Cilizens Are Preparing Welcome for the Girl Chsrged With Murder

BACK 10 SCENE OF MURDER   Clara Smith Haman Reaches Ardmore Late Today, Will Have Maney For Defense.

SEE WARM FIGHT IN LABOR MEET   FORMATION OF THIRD PARTY URGED BY BARLOW Organizer of Workt War Veterans  ten fa Bieeentve SFanilnw ‘Gs

MUST PRODUCE ENOUGH COAI   The State’ Coal Commission Orders Operators to Mine a Certain Amount of   ‘And Sell it at Prices Specified by the Board—Must ' Make a PRenort

ORDERS OPERATORS TO PRODUCE COAL   State Commission Fixes Amoun Each One Shall Deliver For In. iana Consumption   AT THE SPECIFIED PRICE   Weekly Reports to Commission Will be Required—Due to Shipping Outside State

NEW COAL ORDER ~ ISSUED TODAY BY FUEL COMMISSION   COAL MUST BE PLACED ON THE MARKET IN STATE—ORDER EFFECTIVE AT ONCE

New York Marriage License Burcaa Showa (White Collar’ Men than WMatrimontT.

CLERKS ARE NOT MARRYING   New York Marriage License Bureau shows “White Collar” Men éhan WMairimon vy.

FORMER GARY MAN CONDUCTS RUM QUIZ   George F. R. Cummerow Takes Charge of Iron River, Mich. Situation.

REFUBES TO ACCEPT MONEY KE DID NOY EAR?   Boaton Man Will Not Take His Share In Father's Estate— Will Work to Sup. port Family,

MANY IN FAVOR OF CLEANUP CAMPAIGN   Local People Anxious to Rid Alleys and Lots of Winter’s Accumulation of Trash.   GENERAL MOVEMENT? IS URGED   Activity in This Direction in Former  Years Has Proved of Great Value ta The City

a OP TIME “AS ALMOST DUE         CONCERTED EFFORT. ALONG HIS LINE WOULD IMPROVB . A PPRARANCE 

VISIT OF HAYS 10 START PO   Politics, Long Simmering, Reach Boiling Point in Des Moines Today with Coming of Chairman of National Republican Committee to lowa.

Gives Supper and Dance to Servants   Mrs: E. FP. Harton, of New) York ‘Hose at Noxvel Funciion at Sumy Cump in Adirondac

POLISH CABINET CALLS oDLDIERD TO FIGHT REDS   Mobilization Order Is Signed When Reports Received of Menacing Advance of Bolsheviki.      TWO TOWNS TAKEN BY REDS IN CAUCASUS   Strike Reported at Bombay, Fatality Reported in the Disturbances.

POLAND PREPARES TO FIGHT   Mebiliaation Order in Antictpation ef Belsahbevik Advanee.

MOBILIZE THE POLISTL ARMY.   Advauee of the Balshevtki Results ina  Dhietenmuse BRMenenreea

PULES PREPARE TQ Atalol Tht AEDS, MOBILIZE   INVASION FROM BOLSHEVIK IS EXPECTED

MISSOULA FORESTER “TA SUCCEED KNEIP   IR. H. Rutledge wil will Take Ogden . Office with, ‘End. of. Present. Fire Season

RH: FUTLEDGE “SUGCESSOR UF ANEIPPIN ODER   District Forester at Missoula to Become Head of intermeuntain District

DOX MANAGERS ASK THE PEOPLE FOR FUNDS      Believe People Will Finance Work in Behalf of Ticket: No Idea of Matching Millions. With Republicans

SEEKS TO MAKE CHICAGOGENTER DE WOOL. TRADE   Will. Require That Chicago Banks Raise Hundred Million Dollars Yearly   BOSTON BANKS INADEQUATE   Senator Pittman Among Members Attending Opening ‘of Wool Conference

Meeting Determines’ That Western Metropolis Shall Supplant Boston.: as National Wool Market,

Putting Wool Trade Upon a Stable Basi:   SENATOR WALSH A LEADER IN MOVEMENT WHICH WILL BE OF GREAT BENEFIT TO THE WEST—BANKS OF CHICAGO TO FINANCE PLAN AND THE AID OF WESTERN BANKS IS ASKED—HOW IT WILL WORK.

TO MAKE CHICAGO YO, WOOL CENTER If PLAN OF GROWERS   Plan Made To Finance Wool Clip Movement + Here.

PLAN (0 OTARTED TO. MAKE GHIGKGE U5. WOOL CENTER   POMMITTEX. IS NAMED TO PLACI QUESTION BEFORE OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON,

Season For Shooting Of Water. fowl And Gamo Birds Protect ed By Migratory Laws.

Stabilization OF Prices Beginning   Federal. Reserve Board Issues Bulletin on Economic Conditions: :

STABILIZATION OF PRICES HAS STARTEDINULS   Federal Reserve Board Say Problem of Readjustment Is Being Solved

STABILIZATION OF PRICES BEGINNING   ACCORDING TO A BELLETIN OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE ROAKD ISSTED TODAY

LOCAL LE  EGION PLANSCARNIVAL  z   NAME COMMITTEE TQ TARE PRELIMINARY STEPS TO HOLD WENTEER BVENT; ENTERTAINED BY NATIONAL GARD

LOCAL LEGION PLANSGARNIVAL      NAME COMMITTEE TO TAKE PRELIMINARY STEPS TO HOLD WATER EVENT; ENTERTAIN. ED BY NATIONAL GUARD

SEIBERLING SAYS FIRM (S SOLVENT   Former Attorney General: of Ohio. Asks Receivership : For Goodyear Tire Co.

WONDER WHAT BRYAN AND WILSON WILL DO:   Leading Democrats at Son Prancisco Ave Waiting to Get Line on , Two Wile Chiefs.

invention Will Be as‘*Boss:less’ as That of the Republicans «   RYAN AND WILSON DOMINATING FIGURES   ‘TIONAL COMMITTEE WIL! SIT FRIDAY TO HEAR CON TESTS OF MISSOURE ANI CEORGIA DELEGATES,

CAUTION RULING AT FRISCO   Awaiting What Wilson and Bryan Wil Do or Say

DEMOCRATS ARE ~ ALSO BOSSLESS   DELEGATES TO CONVENTION ARE FOR MOST PART NOT IN STRUCTED—WATCH MOVES OF BRYAN AND WILSON.

BOSSLESS DEMOCRATS SCURR} AROUND SEEKING —ANSWERS TO PERPLEX.ING QUESTIONS    CAMPAIGN LEADERS QUIET   Statements are Held in Abeyance Until Bryan and Wilson Show Their Hands — Frisco Dresses up for Big Conference

DEMOCRATS ARE MILLING AROUND   Many Questions Centerins - Around Bryan and Wilson  Bothering Delegates.   CONVENTION NEXT WEEK

To Nominate Candidates for President of the United States.  Delegates Already On the Grounds Are Puzzled and Bewildered.   Will Bill Bryan Be! Able to Wrest Con-  trol Away From Woodraw Wilean?

ACTION OF WILOUN WATCHED CLOSELY   Democrats, With Convention Week Away, Also Wondering What Bryan Will Do.

LEADERLESS  DEMOS. RUN IN CIRCLES   Week Before Conven tion Opens Finds Bewildered Delegates.

DEMUGRATS STILL MUCH IN THE DARK   WEEK BEFORE CONVENTION OPENING FINDS PARTY BEWILDERED.   NILSON-BAYAN A PUZZLE   Everybody Wondering What the President and ‘‘Commoner’’  Are Going to Do—Four  Big Questions Up 

DEMOCRATS, LEADERLESS, BEWILDERED   Many Questions To Be Answered But No One Knows What To Do.  WILSON IS QUESTION

DEMOCRATS ARE STILL PUZZLEL   Will: President. Wilson Ask for the Nomination for a Third Term?

DEMOCRATS WATCH “WILSON AND BRYAN   President’s Third-Term Attitude and Commorier’s Plans ‘Puz ‘zle Advance .Guard

THE LIE DIRECT GIVEN 10 STORY   As Told by Former Governor Osborn in the Newberry Senatorial Trial.   FLAT CONTRADICTION  ' OF BOODLING CHARGE   Mark McKee ‘Testifies He Didn’t Offer. Osborn Senatorship for $150.00G.

PLACE SOPEGUARDS IN TREATY WITH TURKS   Minority Populations Protected—Re lease Late Compulsory “Conversions.”

WILE AEE FOREIGN uETIONS   Terms Force Annulment o Conversions to Islamic Faith Ater December 1914   PROTECTION FOR WOMEN   Sultan Agrees to Assist in Recovery of All Women Who Have Been Secreted

ARMENIAN PROTECTION WILL BE SAFEGUARDED IN ThE TURKISH TREAT)   BEVERY MINORITY POPULATION IN SULTAN'’S DOMINION,   To Have Freedom to Operate Schools and Other Institutions Heretofore Denied to Them.

Rights of Other Peoples With. in Turk Territory to Be Saferuarded.   ARMENIAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE LEFT OPEN   President Wilson to Refrain From Participation in Settlement.

PROVISIONS TriAl SAFEGUARD MINORIT   Fourteen Articles of Turkish Treaty Devoted to Protection of Populations

Peace Treaty Safeguards Rights of Miserity Pepalationsa—Ne More Armenian Mansaacres.  ee One ae i

TURKISH TREATY WILL BE BANDED VER TUESDAY   Provides for the Safeguarding of Minority Populations /   DOCUMENT VERY DRASTIC

TURKISH TREATY TO - PROTECT MINORITIES   GOVERNMENT REQUIRED TO ANNUL CONVERSIONS TO ISLAM SINCE NOV. 1, 1914,

TURKISH TREATY WILL SAFEGUARD SMALL NATIONS   Summary of the Pact Is Received in Wash ington.

SUMMARY OF AGT RECEWED ATWACHINVETAR   Conversions to Islam Since ‘1914 Must Be Annulled, ‘ Document Says   PROTECTION OF WEAK : PEOPLES IS OBJECT   Right to Search for Lost Per: ‘sons in Private Houses  J ’ Demanded

RUSSIAN ARMY IS NOW FACING ANNIHILATION   Red Forces on Frontier Must Retreat Into East Prussia or Perish.

PULE ARMIES IN OMADHING DRIVE GUT RED LINES   Retake Bug River Valley Capture 19,000 Prisoners and Material.   Reds Imitate 1831 Strategy of Nicholas J]. Plan Miserable Failure.

POLES SEEK 10 CUT OFF SOVIET COMMUNICATIONS   Victorious Army Advancing Toward Brest-Litovsk.

BILLOTTE’S FORCES ; CUTTING OFF RETRI   Soviet Fighters Wil & Lest Stand on Nare@ Bank. Belief.

PORTION OF RED ARMY To FAGING ~ DESTRUCTION AF HANDS OF POLES   Bolsheviki Troops in North Threatened With Annihilation Unless Refuge Is Sought on Prussian Soil,   PRISONERS TAKEN AGGREGATE 19,00C   Soviet Forces Have Also Lost ~ Lost Many Guns and Carriages; Russians Preparing To Make Last Stand,

DISASTER THREATENS ENTIRE SOVIET ARMY   Polish Forces Advance From Three Directions, and Menace Reds Between Bug and Carew Rivers.

(9,000 TAKEN AS PRISONERS   CHIEF OPERATIONS NOW GOING ON AT FORK OF TWO RIVERS

POLES ADVANCE IN DIRECTION OF BREST-LITOVGK   Army Has As Its Objective Cutting of Soviet Communication.

POLES PRESSING THEIR ADVANTAGE OVER BOLSHEVIK]   Russians on Left Flank Are Lost Unless They Cross the Line nto German Territory   NOW APPEAR TO BE MAKING DEMONSTRATION IN GALICIA   Result of Successes Reported on the Peace Negotiations Is Not Vet ' Made Pubtie.

FORCING REDS ACROSS LINE INTO PRUSSIA   Bolshevik A rmy Seems Condemned io Total Destruction.

WARSAW SAVED     SOAR MOVE   Bolsheviki May Tak Refuge Over Line in Prussia.

FATE OF MAIN RED ARMY APPARENTLY HAS BEEN DECIDED   ‘Seem Condemned to Annihila: tion Unless They Take Refuge on Prussian Territory   SITUATION CRITICAL AS RESULT POLISH ADVANCE   Poles Have Taken Nineteen Thousand Prisoners, While Bolsheviki Are Abandoning Guns With Their Carriages and Amount War Material.

Forces Scattered Along Prussian Frontier Face Disaster Since Communications Were Cut; Troops Defeated Before Warsaw Retiring Rapidly; Reds Attack in Galicia   GUNS AND MATERIAL ABANDONED

Advance on. ‘Brest-Litovsk Capt uring Many’ Prisoners and Guns. on. the Way...      ‘BOLSHEVIK ATTEMPTING - NUMEROUS . MANEUVER       They Appear Doomed to Failure. According’ to Observers; Reds: Face Dangerous ’. Situation and Annihilation,

POLES CAPTURE HAY BIG GUNS ~ INTDPRISONERS   ‘Situation of Red Army: in North \- Declared. to Be =~ - Grave.   BOLSHEVIK! IMETATE i MANEUVER OF 1831   i; MANEUVER OF 1831  Forces on 100-Mile .Frontier. Seem Doomed to Be : Winad fit.

; Soviets Expected to Make Desperate Stand Between Ostrolenka and Lomza to Stave Off Catastrophe —- Russians Charge Delay at Minsk.

MARINE MAJOR UNDER ARREST   Disappeared After Reporting $12,000  ef Post Funds Had Been Stolen.

‘IES LEAN TOWARD LEAGUE      ) Littic Nation No Lo Longer Cures’ to ‘Pollow America's Eynample,

MEN TO HAVE VACATIONS,   The Atlantic Fleet Will Soon Tie Up  . and Give Men a Rest.

INAUGURATION UF OBREGON 10 BE Blb AFFAIR   Many Americans Are Ex. pected To Witness Ceremonies.   RUN SPECIAL TRAINS   Event Will Be Most Pom. pous Since Time Of Diaz.

INAUGURATION OF OBREGON TOBE A POMPOUS AFFAIR   NOT SINCE THE DAYS Of DIAZ WILL MEXICO BE SO BRILLIANT.   EXPECT AMERICANS TO  TAKE PART IN EVENT

"FOR SALE: GIL OF 4 YEARS; HG. L. GAUSE’   “Ad.” Offering Child Appear In Newspaper; Arouses the Town.

DAYLIGHT SAVING ~AQITATION AGAIN UIP 10 CONGRESS   Eastern Congressmen Endeavor To Revive The Law.   FARMERS OPPOSE PROPOSED CHANGE   Middle Western Representative Will Not Support The New Measure.

CONGRESS MAY __ RE-ENACT THE DAYLIGHT LAV   East and West Coasts Are Opposed By Middle State: And South

SHIP BOARD OFFCIIALS ' ACCUSED ON COLLUSION   Brother-in-Law of President Wilson Alleged to Have Shared in Distribution of More Than $30,000— Witness Contradicts Testimony and Admits He Is Under Indictment Now.

Brother-in-Law of President Wilson Among Men Named’as Receiving a Share.   WITNESS ADMITS GETTING MONEY   Former Secretary of Board Also Charged With Having Been: “Loaned” Money.

SHIPPING BOARD OFFICIAL UNDER crANDAL CLOUL   Brother-in-Law of Presiden Wilson implicated in Graft Charnes.   COLLUSION IN CONTRACTS

MELON CUTTING IN OEGURING Ut BIG CONTRAGTS   R. W. Bolling. Brother-inLaw of President Wilson, Alleged to Have Participated in Division of Large Sums.

EXPOSURE OF $40,000 BRIBE CAUSES STIR   Brother-in-law of President Wilson Implicated in Charge.

Witness in Investigation _ Declares Money. Was: ‘Distributed   cam RELATIVE. OF... » WILSON PARTICIPATE   ‘Thirty. Thousand Dollars Said S to Have Been. Divided’ -as ‘Commission For Loan

GRAFT HINTED AU IN nlPPING BUARD INQUIRY   Allegations Tending to Implicate Men Now on U.S. Board Is Made at the Hearing   PRESIDENT’S BROTHER-IN-LAW IS NAMED AS A PARTICIPANT   Payments for Favors Described as “Loans” Made by Shipbuilding Company

BROTHER-IN-LAW PRESIDENT WILSON —WAMED IN PROBE   Tucker Sands Tells of Both Payments and Loans to R. W. Bolling.   COLLUSION IN SECURING / OF CONTRACTS ALLEGED   Lester Sisler, John Oranor and Himself Also Said to Have Participated in Distribution More Than $30,000—Witness Now Under Indictment.

ara   Attack Is Made on His Brother-in-Law, of Shipping Board   ALLEGE A CHEAT   (Sut Benson Says It’s Been Probed and Is Not the Truth

LACK TWO VOTES TO PASS TREATY   Compromise Leaders Count on 32 Democrats   Republicans Make Changes in Hope of Holding Irreconcilables

TWO VOTES SHORT OF RATIFICATION   Besi Claims for Compromise or Treaty Fix Support at 62.

SCANT HOPE NOW OF COMPROMISE   Both Republicans and Democrats Fail To Pass Substitutes for Article X Reservation   Senator BrandegeeCriticising Artide X Substitute Warns Against Its Adoption

TREATY TOBE TAKEN UP FORMALLY TODAY   SENATE LEADERS DO NOT EXPECT ‘FINAL VOTE ON ARTICLE 10. "BEFORE SATURDAY.

TREATY PROSPECTS  FAR FROM ROSEATI   BUT FRIENDS OF RATIFICATION STRIVING MANFULLY.   Compromise Reservation On Articl Ten Reported to lack But Two Votes, But Where te Get Them a Sticker.

PEACE TREATY RATIFICATION. LACKS TWO VOTE!   Irreconcilables and Comprom. ‘ise Advocates In Deadlock On Article Ten...

FOR TREATY NNT WW SICHT   Compromise Sehators Marshal Their Forces ‘for Final Drive to Salve 10th Treaty Atticle.

LEADERS EXPRESS LITLE HOPE FOR FINAL ABREEMEN   Forces Marshalled for Another Attempt to Reach Compromise on Article Ten.   COUNTER-OFFENSIVE IS STARTED BY HITCHCOCK   Best Claims Made by Mest Optimistic Advocates Give Proposed Substitute Sixty-two Votes, Two Short of Necessary Two Thirds.No Ballot Expected Before Saturday,  Z

FINAL VOTE ON PACT SATURDAY   Senate Leaders Fear Tha Enough Votes Cannot Be Mustered.

SENATE UNABLE TO COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE 1) OF PEACE PAGT   Leaders See Little Hope of Being Able to Reach an Agreement, After an All Nay Attamnt tn No So.   TOTAL VOTES FOR ANY CHANGE INSUFFICIENT   Unless There Are Deserters From One Faction or the Other Ratification of the Treaty Seems Impossible.

SHY TWO VOTES QM PACT NO MATTER WHAT GOME:   ANOTHER EFFORT TO GET A COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN BUT PROSPECTS ARE FAR FROM ENCOURAGING.

SENATE LEADERS MARSHAL FORGES   Pian Another Decisive Attempt To Reach Compromise.   SITUATION IS UNCERTAIN   Republicans Agree on Some Changes in Wording of Nev Substitute for Article 10 Reservation——Little Hope of Final Agreement Held——Pos. sibilities Numerous.

PROTEST CONTRACT MINING   7,000 Miners Go Out at Wilkesbarre in Effort to Enforce Demands.   SECOND IN 3 WEEKS

ORGANIZED LABOR FAVORS OTRINGENT ~~ CONTROL OF PACKER   Attorney for American Federation of Labor Presents Bill  ‘to House Committee °'

UNCOVER GREAT LOTTERY SCHEMI   Police In Columbus Arrest Fourteen Men Alt Charged With Selling Tickets.

’  LOTTERY MEN ARE ARRESTED  Agents Tried to Sell Tickets te Policemen.

ARRESTS MADE {N GANPAIGN AGAINST LOTTERIES: WU §   Operatives Of “Four ‘Companies Captured In Columbus-—Prizes ‘As High As'$20,000 Offered.’   APPROACHED OFFICER OF LAW

Nation-Wide Fight Against. Four Big Lotterie   Recalle tha Old, Zoujsiadna. Lottery ® Fifty, Veare eas ueatigee Out. 6} Ab: Gaverninte

WILL STOP LOTTERIES   BiG CAMPAIGN IS STARTED   Drive Against Four Concern: Begins When 14 Are Arrested in Columbus.

DRIVE TO STOP U.S. LOTTERIES OPENS IN OHIO   14 Men Arrested After Attempt to Sell Police Tickets for $10,000 Prize.

THE HOUSE “WETS’ OSE FIGHT DRY MEASURE   Test Vote Results In An Overwhelming Victory For The Drys.   WETS ENGINEER . VIGOROUS FIGHT   Succeed Only In Putting Memhers on Record On The Wet And Dry Issue.

Made Vigorous Assault on Volstead Act But {Result Was a Decisive Victory for the Drys.

MURDERER IS CAUSECALL GRAND JURY   True Bills Will Be Requested of Grand Jury for Sheriffs Murder.

HORRIBLE GRIMES LEAD T0 DEATH OF THREE OFFICER     Men Held at Santa Rosa, Cal. Under $140,000 Bonds Twice Sought by Infuriated Mobs.

Soviet Hints With drawal If Poland Accepts Terms   Washington Report Says President Opposed to Intervention by U. 5.

‘WANTS NO ROW WITH FRANCE   Russian Delegation Talking a Little Lees Belligerently.

BOLSHEVIK NOTE DECLARES RUSSIAS ~~ READY TO GRANT PEACE TO POLES AND FULL INDEPENDENCE—PEACE MAY COME

BACK PAY IS GIVEN MINERS   iSome Strikers: Penalizec as Much as Fourteen Dollars

SALES-TRADES DAY NEXT WEDNESDAY.   Eighth Monthly Sales Trades Da Events Will be Held Wednesday of Next Week. ,

SALES-TRADES DAY.   Eighth Monthly Sales_Trades Day Events: Will be Held Wednes- _ ‘dav of Next Week. 

TOM WATSON [IS WINNER IN . GA. PRIMARY   Unofficial Figures Show His Election by a Big Majority.

TOME. WATSON REGAINS POWER   OLD POPULIST CANDIDATE HAS CLEAR MAJORITY OVER TWO OPPONENTS

ALLIED. INTERVENTION WN POLIND MAY HT VET BE NECESSARY   Foch Will Not G Go to Warsaw To Devise Military~ Means Unless Allied Mission So Directs, After Discovering Con -ditions.—Outlook Dark.

POLAND ASKS -AMERICA FOR “MORAL SUPPORT" IN BATTLE AGAINST RUSSIAN. BOLSHEVIK

G.A.R. ENCAMPMENT OPENS AS THOUSANDS VETERANS ASSEMBLE   Estimate Over 60,000 Wa: Veterans Are At Indianapolis.

D’ANNUNZIO SEIZES WARSHIP   Italian Torpedo Craft and Munitior Vessel Are Taken Into “iume by Insurgents.

DANNONZIO SEIZES TWO SHIPS,   Vessels, With Munitions and Food Pa as $htee Bai weeen k-ca BS wu cam ce

D'ANNUNZIO AGAIN   j Seized an Italian Torpedo Boat Load ed With Munitions and Food.

Boston “Bushel Basket MilHonaire’s”” Bondsman Re- .  Calls $35,000 Bonds.   LIABILITIES RUN INTO MILLIONS, AGENTS FIND   Forty Thousand Investors Placed Twenty Millions In Ponzi’s Hands.

EMPLOYES ARE ASSURED OF PRESENT SCALE. FOR st MONTHS—RAISE. DEMANDS NOT MENTIONED        Provision of Bill Protects Railroad Owners Resist ‘Reduction: Rates Before Expiration of Six Months. Labor Leaders  Seem Satished With Proposed Biull.

RAILROAD ORGANIZATION BILL DOESN’T REDUCE WAGES   Likewise Companies Safe. guarded Against Reduce. tion jn Rates and Fares Prior to September First.

RAILROAD BILL HAS PROVISOS GAL VIPER      EXPECT CONGRESS TO TAKE QUICK ACTION   Power of Interstate Commerce Commission Will Be Greatly Increased

REFUSES 10 ALLOW WAGE REDUCTIONS   Railread Bill Gives Garantee to Workers.   OWNERS ALSO PROTECTED   Lower Rates and Fares Wii! Will Not Be Permitted Until September 1-—Saturday is Fixed by House For Consid. eration of Conference Report Final Vote Possible.

(EW HAILADAD Blt! NILL GUARD WAGES JF BAIL WORKERS   yuarantecs Agains' Reduction Before September   “INAL PASSAGE THIS WEEK

NO CHANGE IN. RAIL WAGES   Revised Draft of Reorganization Bill Guarantee Against Reduction Before Next September.   ROADS PROTECTED AGAINST RATE LOSS

WAGE GUARANTEE GIVEN RAIL MEN FOR SIX MONTHS   Revised Bill Provides That Sal aries Will Not Be Cut Before Sept. 1—Rates and Fares Safeguarded.

R. R. Men Guaranteed ° War Wages 6 Months      Reduction Is Permitted in] New Cummins HH Kefore Septenher Fivst, Ne

GUARANTEE AGAINST WAGE REDUCTIONS   BILL PROPOSES ' THAT PAY OF RAIL WORKERS WILL NOT LESSEN BEFORE SEPT 1  ;   MANAGEMENT SAFEGUARDED   No Lessening of Rates Or Fares Will Be Permitted By the State Commissions.

PROTECTS WAGES OF RAIL WORKERS   Owners Likewise Are Safeguard. ed Until September 1, in Reovganization Bill   ADVANCES NOT LIMITED   Creation of Permanent Federal Arbitration Board May Sim. plify Wage Issues

House Fixes Saturday for Considers. ‘tion of Report, Agreeing to Meet an Hour Earlier Than Customary Sc a Formal Vote May be Reached Before Adjournment.

Senate and .House Conferees Report Road Reorganization Measure.   ‘Board of Arbitration to Re main Feature of New Rail Bill.

CANNOT CUT PAY “OF RAIWAY MEN   Before September Under Reorganization Act’  RATES ALSO T9 STAND   -rovision, However, Does Not Bar Increases During Period and Brotherhood Leaders Express Satisfaction with Section—-Outline of of Most Important Provisions.   OPINION IS DIVIDED ON SALE OF FORMER GERMAN LINERS

PERMITS NO CUT IN PAY OR RATES   Redrafted Railroad Bill Places Before Congress,   DOES NOT PROHIBIT ADVANCES

WAGES AND RATED WELL GUARANTEED IN RAILWAY BILL   MEASURE IS SAID TO BE OF HIGH CLASS AND IS SURE TO STABILIZE INDUSTRIES AFFECTED—SPEEDY ACTION

NO REDUCTION RAIL ROAD PAY IN SIX MONTHS   CONFERENCE BILL PROVIDE: PROTECTION FOR ROADS AND THE EMPLOYES   Does Not Prohibit Increases Howeve And This ApPears to Satisfv The Unions

SPECULATION OVER NEW APPOINTEES   GOV.ELECT KENDALL NON-COM MITTAL ON PROBABLE AIDES.   WOMAN ON PARDON BOARD?   Bill Providing For State Marshalls Instead of Agents Likely.

IOWA MAY NOW DO AWAY Wilh STATE AGENTS   Attorney General E‘ect Favors System of State Marshals.

WOMAN BERIBER BOARD OF PAROLE   iS THE LATEST RUMOR AT THE STATE CAPITAL.   IN FAVOR OF STATE MARSHALS   Attorney-Elect Gibson Would Do Away With State Agents and Take. This Department Away fram Cavernor’s Offi-e_

CAMP OPEN TO VISITORS   Monday Night Parents and Friends Asked to Visit Boys

PERMANENT COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE IN LEAGUE OF NATION   OUTLINE OF PROPOSED COURT MADE PUBLIC BY THE DUTCH  GOVERN MENT.

DRAFT PERMANENT LEAGUE COURT   Says Court Would Consist of 15 Judges—Be International Authorities

DOURT MARTIAL iS POSTPONED   But U. S. Supreme Court De. cides German Spy Suspect Must Remain in Jail.

UNION TO OWN FACTORY      Will Open Piang Company in Chie: a December 26. °

UNION MEN IN BUSINESS   Locked Cut They Start Their Own Factory.   PLAN TO MAKE PIANOS   A Capital of $50,000 Has Already Been Subscribed for De Luxe Comyany.

WILL WORK      And Pheir Plan is to Have: Piano Factory of Their Own

WHEAT TAKES A BIG TUMBLE   Selle for the First Time at Chicago Below the Former Government Guarantee.

TO $2.21 BUSHEL   GOES BELOW GUARANTEED PRICE FOR FIRST TIME SINCE END OF GOV'T. CONTROL

WHEAT DROPS TO $2.21 ON CHICAGO MARKE?   Twelve and One-Fourth Cent Over night Tumble Lowest Level Since Federal Control.

EIGHT TROOPS CAVALRY NOW IN GALVESTON   Two Machine Gun Troops Also Arrive and More Expected Today.

DALVESTON UNDER AULE OF MILITARY   DOCK WORKERS CALL MASS MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST MOV#&MFENT   TROOPS COMMANDING CITY   General Wolters Is In Personal Charge, Directing Placing of Patrols In the Affected Wharf District.

MACHINE GUN UNITS AND CAVALRY PATROL GALVESTON STREETS   ‘Dock Workers Condemn Gow  ernor’s Action as Not War ranted by Facts.

6.0. aWett NGREAOING IN MAIN   Republican’s Plurality  Shown Close to 70,000 as Returns are Tabbed

REPUBLICANS ASTOUNDED EY BIG VICTORY   Taken Back By Return: of Maine Election.

REPUBLICANS SWEEP STATE W ELECTION   PEOPLE TIRED OF WILSONISM SAYS HAYS OF RESULTS   Victory Greater Than Most Optimistic Had Even Hoped. °

MAINE ‘SURPRISED’ G. 0, P. LEADERS   Did Not Expect Such an Overwhelming Vote, They Say.   ‘STAGED’ DECLARES WHITE   Democratic Chairman Say: Great Effort Made and Paid For,

Majority Exceeds Even the Most Hopeful Expectations of 1 eaders.   FOUGHT ON NATIONAL ISSUE   Republicans Aver Victory Is Due to Dissatisfaction With Bemocrats.

MAINE VICTORY. S ASTOUNDING   ELECTION, RESULT BEYOND MOST DARING REPUBLICAN FORECAST.

MAINE LEO TION A > SURPRISE FOR ALL   GVERWHELMING REPUBLI CAN VICTORY CAUSES PILITICAL SENSATION.   MAJORITY VERY DECISIVE   Republicans Declare it Indicates ‘People are Tired of Wilson and His Policies’; in the Nation.

G. O. P. Victory In Maine Greater Than Party Leaders Looked for      Huge Victory Attributed by Republicans to Dissatisfaction With Wilson, and Cox's Failure to Prove Slush Fund Charges

MAINE SHOWS GAIN   ESTIMATE OF 40,000 NEARLY DOUBLED IS REPORT   Sweeping Victory Astounding to Na tional Leaders,

GETS A TRANSCRIPT   ‘Tennessee Goveenor Will Forward 1 toe Colby

4sk State Tax Board for Authority to Issue Time Warrants to Pay for Light Plant Improvements   BUT $15,000 NOW _ : IN LIGHT FUND

CITY WANTS LOAN OF $50,000   Ask State Tax Board for Authority to Issue Time Warrants to Pay for Light Plant Improvements   BUT $15,000 NOW IN LIGHT FUND

BARED WIT ITs A SORE SPOT AS QULONG DEBATE   TREATY FIGHT IS  BITTER.   REED SAYS THERE 1S 790 MUCH ADULTION OF ! EUROPE HERE.

OLD REGIME STILL RULES SAYS BORAH   Senate Debate on the Peace Treaty Bitter on Subject of European Politics   HITCHCOCK GIVES REPLY   States That Foreign Nation: Are. Becoming Democratic in Many Cases

WREATY FIGHT I 1 BIrrreR.   REED SAYS THERE IS THD MUCH ADULTION Oi : LUROPE HERE.

REDS’ OUSTING AWAITS RESULT ON EXPERIMENT   WHAT HAPPENS TO BUFORD, Ob WAY TO RUSSIA, WILL. DETERMINE FURTHER DEPORTATIONS

“ALL’S WELL,” EMMA ASSERTS   Goldman Wireless Received in Nev York by Niece of the Deported Radical.

COMO VOIGE TO oUFEERING FROM STRAIN   BUT HE REFUSES TO REST  \   PRYSICIAN ADVISES HE CUT SHORT TOUR  sOF WEST

DOCTOR PRESCRIBES MASSAGE TREATMENT   Candidate Attends Church Services: Will Speak at Salem This Morning, Then Return to Portland,

BUT HE REFUSES ‘ TO REST.   PRYSICIAN ADVISES HE CUT SHORT TOUR 2. OF WEST

LUX REFUSES 10 HEED WARNING UF PHYSICIAN   THROAT IS IN BAD CONDITION WILL CUT HIS SPEAKING DATES

COX SUFFERS FROM THROAT AFFECTION   But Refuses to Cancel Speaking Engagements on Advice of Physician   TWO SPEECHES TODAY   But No Rear Platform Talking for a Few Days While . Throat Rests

 . ~ it ee . ‘ i "2   thy mor os Ssid to be Suf fering Foom Sseaker’ 8 Leryn; tis. p

FORMER UNIONTOWN RECTOR USES DEATH OF OLIVE THOMAS AS TEXT OF WARNING TO AMERICAN GIRLS IN PARIS

GOVERNOR COX'S THROAT AFFECTED, DOCTOR SAYS  WI   Democratic Nominee Refuses T. Cancel Speaking Engagements.

cOx HAS SOME THROAT TROUBLE   Advised by a: Specialist. to Can. cel Sneaking Engagements.

THE ‘DRYS' ON TRAIL OF COX   COAST VOTERS NOT SATISFIED BY SEATTLE STATEMENT.   So the Nominee Rested His Frayed Voice Sunday and Tried to Devise a Way to Unload the Liquor Isaue.

MRS. HARDING AT STATE FAIR      WIFE OF REPUBLICAN NOMINEE AT INDIANA EXPOSITION ON SEPTEMBER 8&8.

a ee  MILs, HAR DING AT STATE AFIR   Wite of Republican Nominee at Indiana Exposition on Sept. Sth,

500 LABOR UNION YARDMEN WILL BREAK: STRIKE   Pinned to Have $000 at Work.h _ Saturday—Striking. Uaion Composed of Radicals — ;

UNON SWITCHMAN a PLAGE Of UNION STRIKERS   Cousual Conditions Seen in’ the Bi; Strike in Chieage Yards TVeday   FROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS t SAY STRIKERS ARE RELEL:      Packing Plants Will Re Closed Down Valess Conditions Are lmproved . Sarah

Rail Strikes May Close Up Meat Plants      UNION LABORERS ARE IMPORT. ED TO BREAK UP “ILLEGAL STRIKE OF CHICAGO SWITCHMEN

REGULAR RAILWAY UNION MEN SEEK RED'S DOWNFALL   Brotherhoods Help T Furnish Workers:  Livestock Hit.

UNION STRIKE — BREAKERS COMI   Rail Brotherhoods Aid Road: in Breaking Switchmen’s ° Strike at Chicago.   EMBARGO IN NEW YORK

LABOR UNION. BREAKING A WALKON   FYARPMEN. BROUGHT LN FROM OLTSIDE TO ERY TO END STRIKE AT STOUKYARDS,   PORTATION OF  Ly S$ RESTORED PACKING PLANTS WiLL GEAR

900 LABOR UNION -YARDMEN WILL BREAK STRIKE   Planned to Have 5,000 at Work by Saturday—Striking Union Composed of Radleals

TWO VICTIMS OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS ARE IN HOSPITAL   R. E. Overbay, Of Wheatland, Gets Bullet Wound In Leg When Rifle Explodes Accidentaly

THEODORE N. VAIL DIPS,   Chairman of Telephone Company's Directors Succumbs at Baltimorr.

AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED    Striking Railroad Men  in Italy Will Return to Work at Once

ITALY RAIL SixinE TO END   Workers and Cabinct Reach Agree. ment on All Principal Points at issue.

RAIL STRIKE IN ITALY ENDS   Cabinet Workera Reach Agreement on Main Pointe.

ITALY RAIL STRIKE .TO END   Workers and Gabinet Reach Agree. ment on All Principal Points ae lesce. +

Wood Charged With Lavish Use Of Money   Borah Accuses ‘Candidate for Repub. licau Nomination of Prying to Control Convention and ff) \ Creates 2 Big Sen il? sction

» SENATE ASTIR BY RAW REMARKS   Wants Campaign Money Limited Ts $10,000 By Law   BITTERLY ASSAILS GENERAL   Challenges Repubiican Leaders to Take Un the Fight

OENATE IN ADAR AS nEFII  HURLED   ‘Graft Saturnalia’ Caused By Candidates’ Outlays, Idaho Man Claims

Investigate Campaign Expenses of Candidates   For President to be Proposed In Congress—Limit Proposed for PreConvention Expenses

OENATE Ih HUAN Aa Ice Ta HURLED   ‘Graft Saturnalia’ Causec By Candidates’ Outlays,  Idaho Man Claims

HE FLAYS WOOD   Senator Borah Charges General Wood’s Managers are Exceeding

Charges Wood ‘Managers Try to Control G. O. P. - Convention With Money

LAVISH USE OF ~ MONEY CHARGED TO CANDIDATES   Idake Senator Declaren Leaders Seel ' fe Contral Convention by 9 ~ Use of Coin .   BELIEVES WILSON WILL SEEK A THIRD TERM   ‘Advocates. Bill to » Limit ‘the PreCon: °" vention Campaign Expense  De aap tae

SEN. BORAH SPRINGS POLITICAL SENSATION. IN SENATE TO-DAY   Says That Leonard! Wood’s Backers Are Planning to Buy Up the Republican Presidential Nomination:

wo00 SPENDS MONEY IAVISHLY, 1S GHARGI   BORAH ATTACKS   SENATOR SAYS GENERAL'S MAN AGERS ARE TRYING TO CON. TROL G. 0. P, WITH MONEY  _INVESTIGATION MAY FOLLOW

MONEY CONTROL 1d CHARGED BY BORAH   idaho Senator Makes Allegations Against Managers of General Wood’s Campaign.   RESOLUTION FOR INQUIRY   Borah Would Limit Pre-Convention Campaign Expenses to $10,000 a State.

INTER-CHURCH PLANS SET OUT IN PLATFORW   Three - Day Conference of Christian Workers Results in Formation of Definite Program.

CHIIRCH WOMEN  DRAW PLATFORM - ON CLOSING DA)   ‘Many Denominations Partic  ipated-in Washington   Ss ae Raa

SEVEN MEN SLAIN IN LABOR BATTLE   Fight Between Private Deiectives  and Union Miners in West Virginia. a   (NE REPORT SAYS 11 DEAD   Conflict Is Climax of Long Quarrel Between Union Labor and the Stone Mountain Coal Company—State Troops Are Called.

TWELVE KILLED IN LABOR BATTLI   Fight Between Private Detectives and Union Miners in West Virginia,      Conflict Is Climax of Long Quarrel Be. tween Union Labor and the Stone Mountain Coal Company—State Troops Are Called,

] MEN KILLED IN BIG LABOR FIGHT   War Is Opened in West Virginia Coal Field.   MINERS BATTLE DETECTIVES   One Report Gives Number of Dead as Eleven, Including Eight Detectives —Battie Is Climax of Long Quarrel.

TIRE COMPANY REDUCES . ~ RATE OF DIVIDEND!   Directors. of Firestone Tire and - Rubber, Co. Also Announce " Salaries Will Be Reduced.

RUBBER CONCERN REDUCES SALARY   Firestone Company Also Cut: Dividend On Common Stock To Six Per Cent.   ‘Conservative Policy Being Car. ried Out During Stringency.

TURKS OFFER RESISTANCE   Nationalist Bands Causing the French Serious Trouble Near Urfa, Aintab and Adana.

NEED VICTROLA RECORDS.   Donations Are. A Asked for-by City wf A.

NEED VICTROLA RECORDS.   Donations Are re Asked f for by City ¥. & CG.

RUFE KING MAY GO ON WITNESS STAND   EVIDENCE NEXT WEER WILL INCLUDE TESTIMONY OF WIFE   ioe in ic nena ae Sane Tristof Kansas Case Was Adjourn. e:! From Friday Night to Monday Moerninre

GUAL GRAFT FACTS   DISCLOSES GOVERNMENT OFFI CIALS IN PROPITEERING RING   Names Will Be Published of Higt Ollicials Who Used Inside Facts.

COAL GRAFT FACTS        DISCLO “GOVE: it  ENT OFFI CIALS EN PROFITERR  a RING:         Names Will Be Published  of High Olticials Who Used Inside Facts. .

GERMAN COMMON FOLK REFUSE ~ WAR RUSSIANS    Military Students Start ‘‘Revo lution’? Against : Disarmament

CADETS REVOLT.   Monarchial Sentiment At Germany's      Wrest Point.

MANY WARS RAGING I SOUTHERN EUROPE IND IN ISIA WOR   Gen. Wrangel succeeds Denikin in battling Bolsheviki in Crimea

WARS OF VARYING ~ TMPORTANCE ARE NOW IN PROGRESS    Most Important Is Con  flict Between Russia  And Poland.   TURKS, ITALIANS, ~ GREEKS INVOLVED   Russians Invade Persia —Al. banians On War Path Against Italians,

MANY SMALL WARS RAGE IN FAR EAS   NEW FORCE NOW OPPOSING THE BOLSHEVIKS IN SOUTH RUSSIA,

WARS CONTINUE 10 RAVAGE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE TODA   Most Important Is Strug gle Between Poles and Russ.

NEW ORLEANS I$ SCENE OF COSTLY FIRE   Damage Is Estimated a $2,000,000-—Steamship Badly Damaged.

u  ~ ALARMED AT FRENCH ACT   POLAND AFTER RECRUITS IN AMERICA   Feared That Recognition of Gen, Wrangel of Russia Will Split Entente.   Envoy Confers With Secretary of. State Colby on Subject.   ENGLAND OFFICIALLY TOLL   MANY OFFERS ARE RECEIVED   King George, Who Was to Have Left for Visit to Scotland Today, Has Postponed His Trip, Owing to Serious Situation.   Americans and Natives of Poland, Veterons of the World War, leady to Enlist—Kameneff Corimands Entire Soviet Army.

POSITION OF FRANCE   In Regard to Wrangel Governmen Announced ta Great Rritain.

WRANGEL RECOGNIZED.   As Head of the Defacto Government af Soanthern Russia by France.

FRENCH RECOGNIZE GENERAL WAANGEL   Promises Democratic Government and Pledges to Assume All Russ Obligations.   Recognition Implies Rendering Every Assistance Possible in’ a Military Wav.

Gives General Status a: Head of De Facto Govern: ment and Notifies England   of Action.  WILL GIVE HIM ALL POSSIBLE AID  Also Tells Soviet Commercial Attaches li Will Have No Dealings With Them,

GEN. WRANGEL IS RECOGNIZED BY THE FRENCI   And It Is Believed That Great Britain Will Te Forced to Recognize .. Him

ACTION OF FRANCE IN SOUTH RUSSIA ALARMISPRESS   Consternation Is Expressed bi British Papers at Steps To Support Wrangel

RECOGNIZE ~P. WRANGEL   French Government Says He’ the Right Man for South Russia.

FRANCE AND ENGLAND DIFFER UPON COURSE RECOGNIZING WRANGEL   Former Accepts Wrangel’s Regime as the Defacto Government in South Russia to Surprise of Lloyd George and in Conflict With Agreement.

France Notifies Great Britain of Ac. tion Taken—Paris Says Bolshevik Terms to Poles Will Be Too Harsh.

DEFENDERS CONCENTRAT ING AND REGROUPING FORCES FOR MOVE.   FRENCH RECOGNIZE WRANGEL

BRITAIN ALARNED BY FRANCE’S AGI   Feared -That Recognition of Gen. Wrangel of Russia Will Split Entente.   ENGLAND OFFICIALLY TOLD   King George, Who Was to Have Left for Visit to Scotland Today, Has Postponed His Trip, Owing to Serious Situation.

WRANGEL RECOGNITION THREATENS SPLIT IN THE ENTENTE RANKS:   English are Amazed ‘at The French Action in Regard to South Russia Says Reports Received From London To dAaw.

FRANCE OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZES GENERAL WRANGEL’S. REGIME AS DEFINITE GOVERNMENT SOV. RUSS   Wrangel Plans to Set Up Democrati Government and Assumes Obligations of Czar’s Regime

ANTI-RED COMMANDER IS RECOGNIZED BY FRANCE AS SOUTH RUSSIA CHIE]

NOTIFICATION GIVEN ENGLISH   F rance Tells Great Brit  ain of Her Action  * With Russians

FRANGE'S AGTION PERTURBS BRITIOn   Clash on General Wrangel May Split the Entente.   LONDON OFFICIALL® NOTIFIED   Seriousness of the Situation Causes the King to Postpone a Visit to Scotland—Lioyd George Admits Conflict of Views.

RECOGNITION OF WRANGEL CAUSES STIR   Great Britain Aroused by French Action and Grave Crisis Is at Hand.   KING GEORGE DELAYS VISIT TO SCOTLAND

RUSSIAN DEBT — CAUSES CRISIS   FRANCE DETERMINED TO COLLECT MONEY ‘ADVANCED.   RUSSIAN BONDS. BOUGHT DUR. ING WORLD WAR.   All Repudiated by Bolshestk. and Complications Follow with ’ Recognition of Wrangel. —

DIVERGENCE IN VIEWS GASES COME CONCERN   Great Britain Communicates With France Regarding Their Differences   GIVING RECOGNITION TO WRANGEL IS TOPIC   ‘Kigig George Postpones Trip fo Ssotland on Account of Situation

FRENCH PACT FOR AUS RECOGNITION STIRS BRITISH IRE   Consternation in London When Action of France 1s Made Officially Known.   RELATIONS OF ENTENTE MENACED, VIEW OF PRESS   London and Paris Papers Are Stimulating Difference of Opinion on Russia.

RUSSIANS AT THE GATES UF WARSAW   RECOGNITION OF WRBANGEL +f J MAY CAUSE: 'PROUBLE   FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   Cozdifions in Mesopotania Growing Moro Scrious—Polish Armistice  Conimission Leaves Warsaw.

FRANCE RECOGNIZES — SOUTH RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT   Is Characterized < as a Politica Move Against Millerand,

WOULD PURCHASE QUPLUD oT0GK OF WAR DEPT   MINISTER TO U. S. ASKS IMMEDI ATE ASSISTANCE.   BASES PLEA ON U. §S. NOTE TO ITALY.   Assurances Reported To Have Been Contained in Note That U. S&S. Would Insist on Polish Territorial Integrity.

FRENCH GOV'T RECOGNIZES GEN. WRANGEL   Head of Government o South Russia is Ten dered Aid.

RUSSIAN. SITUATION COMPLICATED BY NEW STEP   Anti-Red Force in Crimea Is To Receive Assistance of Government at Paris

RANGE DECIDES RECOM TION      Action tmplies- Rendering All Possible Military Assistance to Wrangel as Head of De Facto Government in South

RECOGNIZE GEN. WRANGEL   French Government for Auything to Overthrow Keds —Aid Crimean Forces

RECOGNITION OF WRANGEL STIRS BRITISH LION   King Cancels Trip To Scotland While The Diplomats Prepare To Meet.

FRENCH BACK — GEN, WRANGE   Foreign Office Says Russ Chief Will Be Given Military ~ Aid,   BEST CHANCE TO BEAT REDS   “rance Notifies Great Britain of Action Taken—-Paris Says Bolshevik Terms to Poles Will Be Too  Harsh. me

FRENCH BACK WRANCLE IN SOUTH RUSS   Foreign Office Says Russ Chief Will Be Given Military Aid.   BESF CHANCE TO BEAT REDS   France Notifies Great Britain of Action Taken—Paris Says Hoishevik Terms to Poles Will Be Too Harsh.

RECOGNIZE REDS’ FOE   Paris WillGiveGen. Wrangel All Possible Military Aid in Fight to Overthrow Bolshevik Regime.

BRITISH ALARMED OVER FRENCH ACT!    Consternation Bvinged Because of Reeognition of Gen.  Wrangle.

FRANCE WILL AID GEN. WRANGEL PUT KIBOSH CN SOVIET   Antibolshevik 1s Recognized as Most Competent Leader in Russian Troubles.   MILITARY ASSISTANCE IS IMPLIED IN RECOGNITION   ‘Debts of Old Russian Regime Assumed by Wrangel, One  Reason for Action.

ANGE 0 BALK GENERAL WAANGLE   French Government to Give Russ Chief Military Aid,   BRITISH NOTIFIED OF ACTION   Believed in Paris to Be the Best Chance to Defeat the Reds—Bolshevik Terms to Poles Too Harsh.

Leader of South Russian Dect acto Government - Regarded as Most Promising oo Bolshe..  . ‘viki---British See Hope i in Rew’ Arm i and: Peace Terms,, But Fear Joker.  POLES. PLANNING COUNTER. Blow

RED PREMIER AT FROM URGES TROOPS FORWARL mil ate ALL EUROPE   Bolshevism More Powerfal Than Ever and Will Spread All Over Continent Within Orie Year. He Declares.   LLOYD GEORGE WARNS TRICKERY IS “NOT CONDUCIVE TO PEACE”

MPLED MILITARY ~ HELP TOBE eve   American, Government’s Note Re> Ceived by. Fordign Countries,’   INDEPENDENT BALTIC . STATE: NOT RECOGNIZED   Means Being » Arranged to Ge ; Statement. ‘Before Russian. ‘’. “Beenta’ a2”

RIS GOVT.   WILL RENDER HIM ALL POS.  SIBLE MILITARY AND FINAN. CIAL  ASSISTANCE IN  HIS FIGHT j   DEBTS TO BE PAID   Head of South Russian Government Promises to Give Russian Democratic Government ty

.WRANGLE 18 ELECOCNUED   Prance and Great Beliain Diseuss Sontl Russian Goverument

FRENCH RECOGNIZE THE WAANGLE GOV   Baron Peter Wrangle As the Head of the De Facto Gov‘ernment in South Rissia ‘Was Announced BY’ French Today. -

RUSSIANS AT THE: GATES OF WARSAN   RECOGNITION OF WRANGEL : MAY CAUSE TROUBLE   FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   Conditions in Mesopotaiia ‘Growing  Mora - Serious—Polish  Armisticc     Comnussion Leaves Warsnw.

SQUTH RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT 10 BE RECOGNIZED   France May Give Mili tary Aid Wrangel’s De-Facto Rule.

LOSS OF GAS TO OHIO   Would be Very Serious Mr Daly Tells Master

GAS HEARING CONTINUES.   Daly Says Steptoe Act Would Deprive District of Fuel.

FOUNT-. AINS ALE OFFBN  School Ch: ldren Newt Go Thirst: No Longer

all  GRODNO TAKEN BY POLE ARMY AYS WARSAN   Retirement in Region of the City / Admitted in Official Statement of Soviet   MILITARY SITUATION NOT SO BAD DECLARES TROTZKY   Poland Cannot Consistently Refuse Terms Says War Minister

Grodno Captured By Polish Force   Gradno Ts a Very Tinportant. Point of  Russfans in “Novihwest  Bussin— Much War Material Captured,

Many Prisoners and Much War Material Enter Polish Hands as Important City Falls

POLISH TROOPS MAKE ANOTHER GOOD CAPTURI   Grodno, an Important City in Nortl west Russia Falis Into the Hands of the Poles.

POLES-BOLSHEVIK STILL FIGHTING   POLISH TROOPS CAPTURE IMPORTANT CITY IN WESTERN RUSSIA

GRODNO IS CAPTURED   IMPORTANT RUSSIAN CITY !S TAKEN BY THE POLES.   Great Many Prisoners and Big Amount of War Material Seized in Battle.

POLES TAKE GRODNO AND MANY CAPTIVES   important City Near Lithuania Frontier Falls; Trotzky Talks Of Peace Terms.

PULES CAPTURE  GRUONG. aT RONt AUoOIN POINT   ALSO CAPTURES LARGE NUMER OF PRISONERS AND VALUABLE  WAR MATERIALS,

NARD FIGHTING BY POLES WINS CITY OF GRODNG   Concentration ’ Point for Rolshevik Armies Are Taken From Them.

Grodno Falls to ~ Victorious Poles   Many Prisoners and Much War Material Taken with City by Attackers

GRODNO TAKEN BY THE POLES   IMPORTANT CITY OF RUS. SIA CAPTURED WITH PRISONERS AND SUP Priya   Heavy Fighting Preceded Fall of Bolshevik Stronghoid, Savs Official Bulletin,

Retirement in Region of the City - Admitted in Official Statement of Saye      WILITARY SITUATION NOT §0 BAD DECLARES TROTZKY   Poland Cannot Consistently Re fuse Terms Says War Minister

Beds Driven From Their Strong Base on the Northeastern Polish Frontier

GROONO CAPTURED. BY POLISH FORCES   Russians Admit Reverses in That Sector, and Poles Say Many Prisoners Were Taken.—Polish Advance Continues to the Snutheact.

GRODNO IS CAPTURED BY POLES   Soviets Scattering i Defeat; Admit Se vere Losses

TO TAKE TERMS   Soviet Russia Promises War During Winter if Armistice Is Not Signed.   WARSAW REPORTS SUCCESS

Large Number of Prisoners and Much War Material Captured By Forces

GRONDNO, IMPORTANT TOWN, GAPTURED BY POLES AFTER FIGHT   Large “umber of Prison ers, Much Material Also Taken.

POLES CAPTURE GRODNO      Retirement Is Admitted By Govlet War Onice

PEAGE TERM’ HEASONABLE, RUSS CLAIM   eee: inthe une l  if Poles Refuse Peace, It Will Mean Fight to Finish,

GRODNO TAKEN bY POLISH TROOPS IN NORTHERN RUSSIA   Concentration Point for Soviet Army Falls to Enveloping Move by Attackers.   TROTZKY SAYS POLAND SHOULD ACCEPT TERMS   Failure to Arrange Armistice Will Prove Poles Do Not Want Peace, He Says.

! ARRANGEMENTS BEING wade        Hines to Have Charge of Wage Con  *  ferenca Noxt. Week,

‘A CONFERENCE  ae RAIL WAGES ~ TOBEHELD SOON   HINES TO ISSUE CALL FOR MEET ING TO BE HELD TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.   Employes Already Have Chosen Their Delegates Through Heads of Ffteen nions—Details to Be

Railroad Executives ard Employees   Arranging for Mecting to Diseuss Wages and Working Conditions.

Working Conditions Also to Be Taken Uy at Conference to Be Held Next Tues dav or Wadnecdauv

GE MAY INSURE 5G FAUIT CROP   Many Farmers Say Yield is Always Heavy After Sleet Storm Such as Came Last Week.      ‘SCALE AND INSECTS KILLED

INDIANA SENATE WANTS FEDERAL CONTROL OF FUEL   PRIMARY LAW CONDEMNED   House Passes Bill to Repeal the Statute Requiring Primary Elections.

HOUSE PASSES PRIMARY REPEAL   VOTE ON GRAYSON-LAUGH.  LIN BILL IS 68 TO 195

EASTMAN GIVES MILLION FOR SHOOL OF MUSIC   a  General Education Board Gives. *s20b,. 000 Toward Million Dotlar Endow. ment for Teachers.

the decisions of the council of the League of Nations jn this respost as only “a transitory solxtion” ot -¢- om... -- 2 * x      NEW ORLEANS FIRE,   Costly Conflagration Swept One df - the Wharres.

ENGLISH LEADERS INSIST “UPON RECOGNIZING RUSS BOLSHEVIK! GOVERNMENT

PETITION LLOYD GEORGE FOR PEACE WITH RUSSIE   Britich Government Sheuld Not Ba Soviet. Because of  Cumes Committed in the Pasty Petilie:n Say~

Welcome Ex-King Back To Athens   Constantine’s Subjects Extene Royal Greetings—Warships Leave Greck Waters

D RULER GAEETED WIT WILD AGCLAIY      Constantine Back on the Greek Throne—Allies Are Silent

ATHENS IN UPROAR ASKING RETURNS   People Break Lines and - Kies Monarch’s Carriage   ENTHRONED RULER WEEPS   Great Pomp "Marks Arrival of FyiHad Rovalty

wh of Greece reece Received’ in renzy of Delirious Joy by Subjects.   PEOPLE KISSED ROYAL HARNESS AND CARRIAGE   Forelgn Battleships Lea‘ve arbor but Ambassadors “Still There,

CLAIMS CRUEL TREATMENT.   Elwood Lady Brings Troubles Into the Local Court,

CLAIMS CRURL TREATMENT.       Elwood Tady ‘Brings gs [Troubles Tato * the Vocal  Court,

HAO COUNT  NUIGATES  OUP. Aa MUTOH   More Than 65 Per Cent Registered Voters Go to L. A. County Polls.

HAO COUN  INDICATES  OOP. Ai VICTOR   More Than 65 Per Cent o Registered Voters Go to L. A. County Polls.

PIONEER RESIDENT   Mis. Pantine A\Hen Bied tu Windfall At Age ot Eighty-Nine.

RETAILERS TO FIGHT   LEGAL ACTION AGAINST COMMISSION’S COAL PRICE. “   Dealers Before Boatd Presenting Their Operating Costs,

LEGAL: © ‘actION. in AINSI” coM+07 “MISSIONS COAL PRICE.: NN   ‘7 3 Dealers Before “Bosra. - Presenting q - Their Operating Costs.

OAD QUUTHERNERS WERE TRAITORS   Congressman Madden Stirs Up I!] Feeling of Civil War Days.

'HOUSE IN UPROAR AT TRAITOR CHARGE   Madden’s Strictures Upor Confederates Resented

REMARKS OF ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN STARTS STORM IN HOUSE   Charges Confederates of Civil War Days Were Traitors to Country

VICTORY BY WOMEN MAY CHANGE PLANS   AN UPGST FOR POLITSIANS WwW TENNESSEE VERDICT.   Beth Republicans and Demecrats Compelled te Adept New Tactics —@Of Ne Great Advantage to Eéther Party.

POLITICIANS ARE WORRIED BECAUSE ~ OF WOMAN'S VOTE   A: awrenos Says It May Mean En tre, Change of Tactics on “Fart-of Two Parties,   OERTAIN CONGRESSMEN : “MAY HAVE TO SUFFER   @hey Aro of Both Parties and Ar: Regarded as Reactionaries By the Women.   OTHER: QUESTIONS ALSO      Blow. Will. They Vote on Liquor “-«“Proposition and Regarding:. “> “League of Netions?-

WOMEN’S VOTE PUTS SAND IN POLITIC GEARS   Musses Up Campaigr Plans; Anti’s In Congress Get “In Dutch.”

RATIFICATION HAS ~ CHANGED PLANS   Lawrence Writes. of Effect It May Have on Political’ . Campaian   IT . MAY. PUNISH SOME   Women Determined’ to Fight -\ Leaders .That Worked © - Against Measure

HWABTHEIR Fb CFE oth   Oklahomans Desert Rigs Tor Wheat Binders ‘

LAURETTE 10 TRY {7 AGAIN   American Actress Will Make Another Effort to Produce Her Play in London.

THE FPRAILEY MEETING.   lowa Senator Spoke at Grand Last Night for Republicans.

THE. FRAILEY MEETING      lors Senator Spoke: at Grand Tast Night, for Repubtic:

MACHINERY FIRMS   It is Alleged That Manufactur. ers and Dealers Combine to increase Their Profits.   MANY ASSOCIATIONS INCLUDED IN CHARGES   Implement Makers Made 157 Per Cent More Than in 1914. Dealers’ Prices Increased 62 Per Cent—-Conducted Busi. ness in Restraint of Trade.

PRSECUTE FARM IMPLEMENT FIRMS   Manufacturers and = Dealers Are Charged With Peing in a Gigantic Trust,

URGES SUITS AGAINST FARM IMPLEMENT MEN   Trade Commission Would. Re- Open the Harvester Case.

GREEKS LAND AT PANDERMA   Force ts Intended to Operate Southward on Coast of the Marmora Sea. id

FRENCH LABOR TO CALL STRIKE   Workmen Over Nation Called on to Walk Out on May Thav

DENERAL STRIKE PLAN OF FRENCH LABORITES CONTAINED IN DENMAN   WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH occ®. PATION FORCES FROM GER: MANY IS DEMANDED.

Demand Withdrawal of Troops Sent Into Germany and Abandonment of New Colonial Expeditions.

RUHR INVASIONS ARE CONSIDERED BY PREMIERS OF ALLIED NATIONS      GATHERING OF LEADERS OF MAN} NATIONS AT SAN REMO MAY BRING SETTLEMENT

FRENCH LABOR CALLS FOR ARMY WITHDRAWALS  BY. ASSOCIATED PRESS. TT e.EET Grete TO THERITNS

AID STARVING CHINA   Millions of Dollars Subscribed by - People of Country,   Famine in Seven Provinces Is Sale “to. _ Affect About 40,000,000" Persons,

RELATES of ORY OF BARGE WRECK   Ship’s Carpenter Gives Graphic Account of Last Hours on Storm Tossed Craft.

SURVIVOR DESCRIBES SKIP. WRECK   [WO BOATS LOST   JInity Two Men Are Be lieved to Have Reachec Safety—Captain, Wife and Child Are Among the Missing.

RENEW CHARGES AGAINS! DEMOS   Will Ask Senate Body to Look Into British fofluences in Cox Race.

BRITISH BANKERS BACKING COX FOR PRESIDENT   Congressinan Britten, of Tinois, Will Urge Senate Committee to Inyestigate Matter

Influences of British Money Will be Probed   Congressman Britten Renew Charge Democratic Fund Has Contribution,

NOT SURE BRITAIN AIDS DEMOCRATS   Congressman Britten Says H Can Not Produce Evidence to Back Charge.

BRITTEN RENEWS CHARGES GF INFLUENCE BY BRITA   Suys He Will Appear Before Senate dnvestigation Ou Subcommittee nn eonnaac

MAY CONFISCATE FOOD      Devers Wha Vrotitver and More ta ke Panlsted by Gavovoment,

FOUR WOMEN DROWNED   Tipping Over of Boat Brings Disas ter to Boating Party.

Civie League Wants City Planning Assessments and Bond Issues Ordered  by Council   Mayor Bentley i is Elected Presidents Janesville Wins the 1921 Convention

—_  (URE AOKED ON PAK BOARD'S TAXING POWERS   Civic League Wants City Planning Assessments and Bond Issues Ordered by Council   yETHOD OF PICKING STREET PAVING STIRS UP DEBATE   Mayor Bentley is Elected President: Janesville Wins the 1921 Convention

HUNTER STUMBLED, KILLED PARTNER   Athens, Illinois, Scene of ; Fatal Hunting Accident Yesterday.

EXPRESS STRIKE CONTINUES   Danger af Threatened Food Shartage by Sympathetic Strike of Team. sters and Chauffeurs Averted.

EXPRESS TIE - UF CONTINUES   Strikers Show No Signs of Break in Wace Demands

GALVESTON MAN KILLED BY SENTRY ON STRIKE DUTY   WAS ORDERED TO HALT AND REFUSED; MORE TROOPS To BE SENT TO ISLAND

Acquire Realty Holdings —- in Addition to the Business.   EACH” TO-KEEP INDIVIDUALITY   Herald Will in_Future Be Issued Frot Res: publican Plant

Republican In Fresno Is Sold By C. H. Rowell   George A. and C. $. Osborn. Herald Owners. Buy the Morning Paper.

Prohibition Not to beMen tioned in Convention   DRY OUESTION IS SETTLED

PROHIBITION (5 DODGED BY &. 0.P   National Committeemen Sa\ It Will Not Be Mentioned in Platform   LEADERS ARE RELIEVED   By Announcement That Sen. Johnson Will Net Bolt the Convention

WOOD STILL IN LEAD   Has 153 Instructed Delegates t  Johnson's 109—Lowder I  Third with 74 Votes.

G. 0. P. TO TURN ITS BACK TO ALL PLEAS OF WET!   Ignore Wet and Dry Question in Platform—Say Issue is  Already Settled   CONVENTION HALL ROW   UNION LABOR FORBIDS INSTALLATIONS OF TELEGRAPHS IN BUILDING — PAPERS AT LOSS.

PROWIGITIGN WILL NOT Ot MENTIONED AT G.0.P. MEETING   Party Leaders De. clare Question Has Been Settled   WETS ARE IN THE MINORITY

A ee sy f. O. P. CONVENTION TO FIGHT SHY OF PROBIBITION, ‘LOW POWER’  ' BEER AND WINES.

REPUBLICANS TC SIDESTEP PLANK ON PROHIBITION   Statement Declares Wets Are In Minority and That Big Question is Solved   JOHNSON’S ANNOUNCEMENT GREAT NEWS TO LEADERS   Members From Philippines to Ask for Plank Favoring Their independence

WILL SIDESTEP DRY CAMPAIGN PLANK   Californian Denies Earlier Report-Will Hear Contests Monday

Republican Leaders Decide Not to Endorse Modification of Present “Dry” Laws.

G. O. P. Convention Is Expected To Leave. — Liquor Question Alone

‘OR A CLOSED ISSUE   <pUBLICAN CONVENTION WILL TA UE STAND EITHER WAY. ia   ate pis ‘Halt ‘at. Chicago Will Re “Ready Yate Next Week—Rooms toe 40,000 Visitors Are  CESS eee 2 bb fe

REPUBLICANS THB00 WET” AND-DRY ISSUE   as eQ tion © Has Bou ’ Settled and Will Not Menton It ln Convention.   ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR CONVENTION VISITORS   Colisium Workmen to Keep Out All Non-Unionized Telegraph Companies.

REPUBLICAN OPPOSED 10 BOOZE PLANK IN PLATFORM   Beer, Light Wines and Prohibition Will Not Be Mentioned if Present Plans of Chiefs Go Through.   LEADERS CONSIDER QUESTION SETTLED   “Wets” Are Believed to Be in the Minority and the Country As a Whole Does Aint Favor Liquor.

G. 0. P, PLATFORM SILENT ON BEER   Leaders Believe Country Favors Prohibition   Plenty of Rooms at Reasonabl Prices in Chicago Assured

NO LIQUOR IN PLATFORM   Republicans Say . Prohibition Ques: tion Already Decided. ~

PLAN TO KEEP ~ DRY ISSUE OUT ~ OF CONVENTION   Republican Party Lead ers Against Mentioning Prohibition   CANDIDATES ACTIVE   ‘Open Their Final Drive to Cap  ture 493 Votes That Spell : Victory in Convention

PLANS FOR CONVENTION.   Prohibition Issue Will Probably Not be Mentioned at Re. publican Meeting.

NEITHERA WET NOR ORY PLANK IN PLATFORM   Directors of Party’s Policles Consider Prohibition Question Settled.

Beer, Light Wines, and Prohibition Will Not Be Men tioned In Republican Convention Is Plan Of Leaders.

BEER AND WINE OMITTED FROM THE PLATE"   REPUBLICANS DECIDE POLICY OF SILENCE ON THAT SUBJECT IS BEST   As Leaders Believe The Sentiment of The Country Is Favorable To Prohibition

REPUBLICANS 10 OMIT TALK OVER BOOZE QUESTION   Neither Wet Nor Dry Plank ‘Will Be Given Place In Platfonn.

REPUBLICANS WILL SHUN PROHIBITION PLANK AT CHICAGE   No Mention Will Be Made o Beer or Light Wines if Present Plans of Party Leaders Are Carried Out.

G.0.P.JOINS DRYS; THINKS MAJORITY OF U.S. 1S ‘PROHT   Will Not Endorse Modi fication Of The 18th  Amendment.

REPUBLICANS NUT FOR WET OR On PLATFORM PLANK   Leaders Believe That Ques» tion Has Been Settled by the People.

Platform of Republicans to Containno Wet Planks Declare Leaders of Party

STAND PAT ON THE DRY LAW   REPUBLICANS TO ACCEPT ITF as SETTLED QUESTION.   NOT ONE WORD IN CONVENTION   SILENCE IN VATIONAL PLATFORY : THE EXPECTATION.    Coteage Taking Oe Ate ef a Cone : venties City. With Party Leadere On Mand and CRime  eo by Managers.’ ~

TWO WOMEN HELDBYPOLICE   Mother and Sweetheart of Ban dit Killed in Bedford Hold Up.

WARDER FUNERAL AT MARION   City Wi} Pay Respect to Young Lady Who Died in Service of Her County—Legion in Charge.

PRICE OF BREAD REACHES CRES   Millers At State Meeting Sa That Further Inerease Is Improbable

PRESIDENT-ELECT IN JAMAICA   Mrs. Harding and Husband Tendered an Official Reception.

HARD:NG PARTY IN JAMAICA   President-Elect and Mrs. Harding Tendered an Officia! Reception by the Governor.

EACH DEPARTMENT HAS TIS OWN DURE   Harding Oppoued to White House Assuming to Be the Whole Government of the U. 8.

HARDING DEFENDS SENATE COUNSEI   SAYS HE PREFERS THEIR COUN SEL TO POLITICAL HROSSES

ELECT 29 WOMEN TO LEGISLATURE   Connecticut Leads With Five Wo men Representatives, Most Gains Being Made in East

WOMEN ELECTED: TO LEGISLATURE   EWEN TY-NINI WOMEN 2 4 ‘BO SERVE IN LE GISLATURES   CONNECTICUT: WITH FIVE   Women Legislators-KtectCd in Fifteen State?—In East, .. West. .and the  * Southwest.

WOMEN ELECTED 10 LEGISLATURE   PWENTY-NINE WOMEN 'TO SERVE IN LYGISLATURES   CONNECTICUT WITH FIVE   Women Legislators Elect d in Vifttcen State®—In Inst, . West cond the  Southwest.

DEATH CALLS OLD LEADER   _ PD. Wallace of Springfiel' Former Publisher Dead

THREE“ ANCHES ARE PLANNED IN NEW ARMY BILL   RADICAL CHANGES TO BE MADE IN PRESENT MILITARY SYSTEM, SENATE SAYS   STANDING ARMY OF 280,000 MEN   Second’ Division Would Be Compos: ed 3° National Guardsmen; A Citizens’ Army Third Branch

COMPULSORY SERVICE FOR BOYS OF 49   New Army y Bil Proposes Radical Changes in Qrcanization   PLANS CITIZEN? ARMY   Regulars, National Guard, and Reserves Would Make* Up Forces °

New Bill Would Divide U. S. Military Forces in Time of Peace Into 3  Branches,      REGULARS, NATIONALS AND CITIZEN’S ARMY    Reserve Forces Would Consist  of Veterans of War  With Germany.

RADICAL CHANGES IN ARMY SYSTEM       $ New Army Eill Would Create Thre. Branches—Standing, National and Reserves. 

TALIAN GOVERNMENT NOW MASSING TROOPS   Fear Of Attempt At Revolution .Leads . Authorities To Station Soldiers In Industrial Sections Of Country.

WIFE DELAYED SUIT TOG LON      Judge Dewey Directs Verdict Against Mrs. Kimberly In District Court At Newton,

FARM BUREAU PLANS  FOR COUNTY PICNIC   ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE FARWM BUREAU A.4D GRANGE WILL BE HELD NEAR OXFORD

JAPANESE TAKE AUOGIAN GITY   Forces of Mikado Drive Bolshe viki From Nikolaevsk in Short Battle.

WILL BUILD 200 NEW HOMES   Paterson, N. J., to Be Municipal Land. lord as Quickly as Buildings Can Be Erected.

BRITAIN WARKS RUSS “WAR AGAINST POLES —WUST STOP-AT ONCE    Lloyd George ; Says Armistice Should Be Effected Immediately.   WANTS FAIR SONDITIONS

SEEKING SUPPORT OF UNITED STATES   Threatened With Overwhelming De. feat, Poland Again Tries to interest America   BOLSHEVIK! CLOSE PINCHERS   As Soviet Armies Continue Advance on Warsaw, Lloyd George Tells of Warning Issued

POLE GRlola OIRO U8. DFFIGIALS   Leaders at Capital Silent Or What Action America Intends to Take

~ ASKED BY POLES   POLAND'S. ARMY IS. Is TODAY FACED WITH OVERWHELMING DEFEAT BY THE “REDS.”

AUSTRIA WILL BE FORCED T0 BREAK NEUTRALITY BY HUNGARY AND ROUMANIA   Will Result in Permission For Movement of Allied Troops Through Vienna   Germany Fears Entente Will Establish Base of Operations Against Reds Along Rhine Front

'TRAINED NURSE IS FOUND  UNCONSCIOUS IN HER ROOW   ‘Miss Marion Hawes Taken Suddenly and Very Seriously Ill While on _.. Daty. at Thrall “Hospital on

TRAINED NURSE IS FOUND ,LJNCONSCIOUS IN HER ROOM   Miss Marion Hawes Taken Saddenl} and Very Seriously Ill While on Duty at Thrall Hospital

TALIAN MAYOR SENT ON SPECIAL MISSION   Goes to Paris Empowered to Deal. With Certain Phases of _ Adviatic Question

)’ Annunzio Determined To Hold onto Fiume Despite All Opposition

‘D’ANNUNZIO REPRESENTATIVE ON "WAY TO PARIS FOR DISCUSSION   i 5 ee &  Expects to Mect Peace Council and Take Up Certain Phases of Fiume Situation—Will Adhere to Annexai tion’ Policy to the End. .

RUSSO TROOPS — HAVE BROKEN POLISH LINES   May Fight All Summer U1 less League of Nations Interferes

END OF STRIKES SOUGHT IN PLAN URGED BY KENYON   National Congress Suggested To Settle All Labor Disputes.

MACHINERY TO SETTLE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES PROPOSED BY KENYOR      “Sng of National Congress to Handle Preseat Problems

INDUSTRIAL CODE IS FIRST NEC. ESSARY HE SAYS    TO INCLUDE 8 HOUR DAY, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, ETC.

UAPITAL; LABOR TRIBUNAL PLAN OF SEN. KENYON   Urges Industrial Court to Which all Disputes Would Be Taken for  Final Decision.  Emenee   HAS RESOLUTION

es, aed  t i  Di. senator Kenyon Fathers Plan anon in Ba Introduced in Senate

KENYON HAS SCAEME FOR SETTLEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL FIGHTS   Elaborate Machinery Plan: ned in Senator's Proposed Bill,

FOR AN INDUSTRIAL COURT   Propose Plan for Settlement of Dis putes Between Capital and Organized Sabor.

PLAN 10 SETTLE LABOR TROUBLE BY NEW MEASURE   Elaborate Machinery Provided In Resolution in Senate   President Will be Asked to Call 300 Conferees

U. S. BLUEJACKETS IN ODESSE      Bolshovik General Threatens to Fire on British Warships Unless They Leave, .

YOUTHFUL RUSS COMMANDER AT ODESSA THREATENS 19 OPEN FIRE ON BRITISH WARSHIPS IN HARBOR   General Uborevitch, 28 Year Old Officer, Orders Vessels to Leave Port—Understands British Have Signed Peace Pact With the Bolshevik Government

CHICAGO REBELS CONTINUE STRIKE   Vote by Small Majority to Carry on the Big Walk- . out.   ‘DECISION IS-8Y AM EYELASH   “Outlaw” Switechmen'a Vote In Ble District Is 21,991 te 21,306—Country\Wide Vote May Favor the Ending of Fight.

a ee  CHICAGO REBELS — CONTINUE STRIKE   Vote by Sma'l Majority to Carry on the Big Walkout.   BEGISION IS BY AN EYELASH   “Outlaw” Switchinen’s Vote in Big District Is 21,991 to 21,306—Country-Wide Vote May Favor the .— Ending of Fight.

OPLIT TO FOLLOW OUTLAW BALLOT?   Chicago Rail Rebels Vote te Carry on Big Strike.   SHARP FACTIONAL CLASHES   Decision to Stay Out Is by Only an Eyelash, or 21,991 to 21,306— Country-Wide Vote May Change Situation.

KANSAS TRAINS TO RUN   GOVERNOR ALLEN SAYS RAIL STRIKE MUST MISS STATE.   Walkout Is Forbidden by Law Tha’ Will Stand the Test, He Declares.

BACKS NO STRIKE LAW   Governor Allen ‘Declares New Kansas Act Will Stand Tést.       Executive Delivers Address 2 . nuat Meeting of the Chicago Sar . Association,

Turk ‘Cabinet Members Resign; Unable To Get O. K. On Allied Treaty

THREE MEMBERS TURK CABINET HAVE RESIGNED   Inable To Bring About Compromise Agreement On Treaty Questions

TURKISH CABINET FAILS TO EFFECT COMPROMISE       New Ministry Must Be Selected in Effort to’ Harmonize ; Nationalists

SSS  TO KEEP $240 BONUS   Postal Ermpleyess to Retain Evtra Fay Allowance.   Misunderstanding Creates a Great Fu rore —VDepartment Nor Affected by Law Repeal. .

PAY NOT TO BE CUT   POSTAL EMPLOYEES WILL RETAIN THE $240 BONUS.   Status Not Affected by Repeal of Law—Misunderstanding Creates a Great Furor.

70 KEEP $240 BONUS   Postal Employees to Retain Extra Pay Allowance.    Misunderstanding Creates a Great Fu rore—Department Not Affected by Law Repeal.

POSTAL CLERKS TO KEEP $240 BONU!   Postal Employees to Retain Ex tra Pay Allowance.   ; italia  r ‘ ! Misunderstanding Creates a Great Fi rore—Department Not Affected by Law Repeal.

BAVARIA ORDERED .TO DISARM   Munich: to Ask Berlin Administratior to Refuse to Obey Allies’ jl . Instructions.

FON 'CONSTRUCTLYV Ey PROGRAM         Repadtic: US, Chatleage - Demacrats Lo Selve » Nation's’ Problems. 

G,0,P, LEADERS IN CONFERENCE; HAYS PRESIDES   Chairman Scores Hurling of Party Charges To ‘Aid Nation’.

HAYS DEPLORES  MUD. -SLINGING: BY: DEMO:   REPUBLICAN’ NATIONAL CHAIR: ‘MAN: : .ADDRESSES:"'. CONFER.  i ENCE. OF: REPUBLICAN LEAD. ‘ERS: AT CHICAGO %

HAYS DEPLORES MUD THROWING BY CANDIDATES   G. O. P. Chief Says Parties Should Consider Solution of Nation’s Problems, Instead,

HAYS DEPLORES WORDY FIGHT BETWEEN PARTIES   Says Democrats Should Stick , to Real Issues,

POLITICAL ADVERTISING What Havner-Stands For.   " BRING THE. CHILDREN:

EVEN MONEY OFFER ON RESULT OF FIRST GAME TODAY IN WORLD'S SERIES

ALABAMA COAL STRIKE CALLEI   Governor Kilby’s ‘Request is Not Granted---Will Take Place Monday.

ALABAMA MINERS DENY REQUEST T0 —, POSTPONE STRIKE   Governor Aska that Strike be Held up Pending an Investigation   TOO LATE DECLARES HEAD: OF ALABAMA NINE UKION   Commission Named to Inquire Into Reasons for Strike

TODAY IS 300TH ANNIVERSARY OF PILGRIMS’ LANDING -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- <-O- -O- -0HISTORIC PLYMOUTH READY TO CELEBRATE THE EVENT   +0- - -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -0O- = -0SOUVENIR HUNTERS TRY TO OBTAIN BITS OF THE ROCK   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

PLYMOUTH ROCK IS SPLIT AGAIN AS IT IS MOVED    POLICE GUARD AGAINST ZEALOUS  SOUVVENIR HUNTERS ON EVE OF 300TH ANNIVERSARY

PILGRIMS LANDING ANNIVERSARY TODA   DANIEL WEBSTER SPOKE 100 YEARS AGO; HENRY CABOT “LODGE SPEARS NOW. ~

MAY HAME ROOT rR WORLD -COURT   ar NATIONS LEAGUE   LEAGUE COUNCIL REAFFIRM! NEUTRALITY OF SWISS, POSSI. BLY SETTING PRECEDENT FOR ONE OF U. S. RESER. VATIONS

MERGER OF AUTO FIRMS NEAR   Chalmers and Maxwell Motor Car Companies to Consolidate, Says New York Dispatch.

CAMOFLAGE EXPERI   THEY ARE BUSY IN' CHICAGO BUILDING A PLATE ORM,   Idea is to Catch the Voter Goin’ and  Comin’.

CAMOFLAGE EXPERI   BUSY IN CHICAGO BUILDING A PLATVORY;      Idea is ta Catch the Voter Goin’ and  * . - Comiv’,

HY JOHNGB POPULARITY 13. AG SURPRISE   More Than 45,000 Voter: Write in Californian’s Name on Primery Ballots   ROOSEVELT RECORD IN ILLINOIS SURPASSED   Lowden Captures His Home State by Substantial Majoritv—Women Vote

LOWDEN DEFEATS WOOD WHO WINS IN COOK COUNTY   General Shows Strength in Chi cago, but Governor Strong Downstate; Johnson’s Name Written in Over 45,000 Time

LOWDEN SWAMPS’ ~ WOOD IN ILLINOIS   Johnson, Not on Ballot, - Jars Leaders by Getting 26 402 Vatace .

LOWGEN ViGTOR IN HOME STATE   Governor Lowden Wins Presidential Endorsement of the Republicans of Illinois.   STATE DELEGATION WILL BE SPLIT UP   Wood Carries Chicago and Cook County Where Johnson Also Has 2 Big Vote.

GOV. “LOWDEN CARRIES HIS HOME STATE   Mayor Thompson wins « sweeping Victory, insur- . ing control of state marhina

LOWWEN'S LEAD STEAUILY GROW:   ‘Wood Carries Chicago anc Cook County, but Was Left Far Behind by Illinois Governor in Rest of the State.

LOWDEN’S LEAD IN - STATEIS INCREASE!   Wood's Cook County Vote Heavily Offset by Lowden’s Strength in the Down State Counties.

DOWN STATE VOTE GIVES LOWDEN LEAD   “Wood Carries Chicaeo and Cook - County in Illinois Primary— Johnston Third.

GOVERNOR LOWDEN WINS Ti ILLINOIS CARRYING $2 OF THE 10) SOUNTIES   Senator Johnson with No Speeches and Without Organization, Makes Surprisingly Fine Showing :

JOHNSON VOTE IN LLUINOS A BIG SURPRISE   Fact That Over 45, 000 People Wrote His Name on Ballots Is Considered   Significant, 

LOWDEN FIRST CHOICE AMONG ~—TLLINOISANS   PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY SHOWS GOVERNOR LEADING ALL.

LOWDEN’S PLURALITY OVER GEN. WOOD EXCEEDS 80.000   Returns From Illinois Preferential Primary Were Practically Complete Today.

“HIS OWN STATE   Republican Presidential Cahaitate Hevelved (Pliteallty : of © 6,574 . Votes In: Uilnots , Primury   GEN, WOOD CLOSE: BEHIND   HIRAM FOHNSON “ALSO MADE SIRONG SILOWING 2   Mayor . Vhomipsai, of” Chifengo, Bivelea: National’ ConunitteciutitChigizo Wore Te.  feat taprovement

Guer.,45,000 Vai ‘aters. Wrote, 2 Setates be: «Hiram ‘Johnson's  n’s ‘Name on Bal~eoedatasen Onl. El            IE Note. Castine

LOWDZN WINS; JOHNSON VOTE IS A SURPRISE   Illinois Governor 222,982 Wood 158,408, and 45,193  Given Californian.

WOOD STRONG IN * “CHICAGO   Lowden Gets Country Districts Election Jndges Kidnaped, Sheoting and Slugging

Johnson Is Sensation of _ TIlinois State Primaries   Over 40,000 in Cook County Alone Write in Californian’s Name on Ballot-——Low; Beats Wood in Total Votes Receive

LOWDEN’S LEAD IS 77,183   Figures Are for 5,552 Out of 5,690  Deantmatac

LOWDEN WINNER BY ABOUT 80,00¢   Wood Carries Chicago, but Governor Is Strong in the Country.   His Candidates Swept in With the Or. ganization’s Overwhelming Victory in Fight for Control of Repu lican Central Committee.

LOWDEN’S PLURALITY 75,000; LATE COUNT SWELLING HIS TOTAL   Official Canvass of Lee County’ Vote Is Also Compared.

LOWDEN WINNER IN HOME STATE   Illinois Goes for Governor De spite Heavy Vote for Wood Cast in Chicaco.   ONLY FEW WOMEN VOTE

Lowden Wins Contest Over ‘Gen. Wood by Plurality of  More Than 60.000; Contest  Lacking in Bourbon Ranks

LOWDEN CARRIES HIS HOME STAT   Incomplete Returns From Chicago Indicate Governor’s Vote Will Be Large   WOOD CARRIES CHICAGO!   Kidnaping, Shooting, Slug ging and Violence Mark the Election; Thompson Wins

LOWOEN CARRIES OATE BUT LOST WN GOOK COUNTY   Governor Will Have 34 Dele. gates Known to Favor His Candidacy.   Hiram Johnson Surprise: Leaders by Running Up 40,000 Votes in Chicago

LOWDEN LEADS PRIMARIES BY BIG MAJORIT)   Governor’s Plurality Ove General Wood Climbs To 75,897.

LOWOEN DEFEATS WOOD IN ILLINOIS JOHNSON JN RAC   Governor Carries 94 Coun m ties—Californian Gets Old T. R. Vote.

Returns from 5,260. Precinct: Give Favorite Son. 222,98: Votes While General Got' On ly 158,408; Johnson is Thire

LOWDEN PLURALITY PLACED AT 64,574   Returns from all but 130 Precincts Give IMinois Governor Big Lead Over Weod—Johnsen Not on Rallet Gets 45,198,

COV. LOWDEN WINS INILL. ~— PRINARIES   Winvis Executive Defeated ir Cook County by Wood.   JOHNSON POLLS GOOD VOTE   Mayor Thompson’s Chicago Machine ’ Sweeps His Candidates Into Office iin Fight for Control of Republican Committee.

LOW OWN STATE BY BiG PLURALITY   Hinois Primary Returns Indicate Wood Is Far Behind.

Catries Winois, His Own State;  Against. ‘Wood - _ Johnsdn ~ Was Third.

LOWDEN DEFEATED WOOD IN TLLENOIS BY HEAVY VOTE: JOHNSON PRIME FAVORITE WITH WOMEN  OF THE “SUCKER” STATE   Tinra far hart Wier,

Winner of Republican Presidential Primary in Illinois Yesterday.

GOV. F. 0. LOWDE ~ WING BY 80,000   Illinois Executive Defeated ir Cook County by Wood.   JOHNSON POLLS GOOD VOTE   Mayor Thompson’s Chicago Machine Sweeps His Candidates Into Office in Fight for Control of Republican Committee.

LOWDEN CARRIES: ALL ILLINOIS WITH A 64,574 MARGIN   ALL BUT 430 SCATTERED PRE CINCTS REPORTED AFTER YESTERDAY'S PRIMARY   WOOD CARRIES CHICAGO: BIG SURPRISE IN JOHNSON VOTE

LOWDEN WINS QWN STATE BY 65.000 YOTES   JOHNSON GETS~ 40,000 .IN CHICAGO THOUGH NAME DID NOT APPEAR..   General Wood. Loses Fight it illinois by Larger Vote Thar Was Expected. ~

LOWEN WIND OUPPORT OF OWN STATE   Primary Results Favorable to — Illinois Governor—Wood  Is Second.   JOHNSON SECURES BIG -VOTE—NAME WRITTEN IN   Shooting Scrapes and Kidnappings Feature Election in,  Chicage—Thompson Re tains His Control.

LOWDEN’S WIN PILES 10 75,89;   ONLY 207 OUT OF 5.5690 PRECINCTS TODAY REMAIN TO BE HEARD FROM.

GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS WIN! PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN HOME STATE   JOHNSON'S VOTE SURPRIES

LOWDEN WINS   GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS WINS PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN HOME STATE   JOHNSONS VOTE SURPRIES

GOV. LOWDEN IS ILLINOIS VICTOR: LEAD OF 65,000   GENERAL WOOD CARRIES  CHICAGO BY 27,443

"Gov. Lowdeu Carries Home ; State By Large Plurality   Leads General Wood by 69,282 Votes With Few Precincts Missing,

LOWDEN WINNER BY ABOUT 80,00   Wo... Carries Chicago, but Gov: ‘nor fs Strong in the Country.   MAYOR THOMPSON TRIUMPHS   His Candidates Swept in With the Organization’s Overwhelming Victory in Fight for Control of Republican Centrai Committee.

LOWDEN WINS IN PRIMARIES      WAR GOVERNOR CARRIES HOME STATE WITH 19,000 PLURALITY —wWwooD GIVES GOVERNOR A  STRONG RACE, FOR PREFERPNCKE

LOWDEN LEADING IN HOME STATE   Wood, However, Carries Chi. cago and Cook County in Primary.

OKA LK NANT LUP.  CANDIDATES FLEE TIM   Hiram’s Fine Organization in Chicago Avaiis Him but Little   WOMEN MAKE BIG SHOWING AT POLLS   How Votes Stand: Lowden 296.646, Wood 158,423, Johnson 46,659

LOWDEN’S LEAD REACHES 75,897   Only 207 of 5,690 Precincts in State Yet to Hear From

 OWDEN’S PLURALITY OVER WOOD IN ILLINOIS 74,813   Complete Returns from Presidential Primary With Only 249 Out of” 5.690 Precincts Missing.

LOWDEN LEADS IN HOME STATE   Has Substantial Pluralit Over Wood in Early  Returns.

ILLINGIS CARRIED BY LOWDEN EARLY. RETURNS INDICATE   Wood Has Lead in Chicago and Cook County, But Vote Outside Shows Heavy Majority for Governor.

ILLINOIS 15 FOR FRANK LOWDEN   Favorite Son Carries State in the Presidential Preference Primaries.

LOWDEN CARRIES HOME STATE BY LARGE MAIJORIT\   INDICATIONS ARE THAT ILLIN. OTS GOVERNOR WILL WAVE PLURALITY OF 100,000) OVEE WOOD.   JOHNSON VOTE A BIG SURPRISE   Califorvian’s Name Not on Ballot Rut He Received 40,000 Votes in Chicago—Mayor Thompson Being Doomed as a “Dark Horse.”

LOWDEN EASILY CARRIED STATE FOR NOMINATION   Wood Got But Four Counties—Johnson  Vote Was Big.

DANIELS FEARFUL OF BRITISH NAVY   Jellicoe’ s Proposal for Colonies . Building Ships Is : QHhrdiad.

NEED A BIG NAVY EVEN IN PEACE   DANIFA.S SAYS WE MUST KEEP RIGHT ON BUILDING.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS NO SURETY 

Wilson Accepts Role — --Of-Mediator in- Near.  East Controversie:

HARDING'S HUNTING PARTY      Will Consist of Kermit Roosevelt irvin 8S. Colt, Governor Hardingen and Others.

10W DUE ON PLATFORM, WET ISSUE AND IRISH RECOGNITION T0 BE OBSTACLES

BUOZE LOOMS UF AD oTDRM Foal AT SAN FRANCHISE!   Profiteering, Industrial Rela. tions, League and_ Irish Question Other Headliners in Platform Fight.

PLATFORM HEADLINERS BEGINING TO LOOM   BONE DRY PROHIBITION, LEAGUE AND PROFITEERING ARE TO BE INCLUDED,   Convention Floor Fight on Liquor Is sue Seems Certain; Separate Vote Wanted.

DEMOCRATS PONDER PLATFORM PROBLEM   Many Subjects for ‘Consideration {Pro hitition, League of Nations ‘and Irish. Lead. -

HARDING SLIPS AWAY FOR REST FOR FE WD AYS   To Visit Senator at His Country Home in New Jersey.

Conventon Floor Fight Now  Certain on Three Leading ; Democratic Problems

Prohibition  Question Easily Foremost Matter Before Platform Builders.      IRISH QUESTION ALSO THPEFATENS OPEN FICUT   Believed Administration Plank on League of Nations Will Re Endorsed.

PLATFORM WILL HAVE HARD ROW, TS INDICATION   Bone Dry, Profiteering, Industrial Relatoions, League, and Ireland Big Issues.  PROHIBITION FOREMOST  Irish Question 1 Threatens to Bring on Fight.

BOTH BONE WAYa AND ANTI BEGIN COUNTING NOSES   Prohibition Fight Easily Fore. most in Minds of Leaders and Delegates.   IRISH QUESTION IS FAST COMING INTO LIMELIGHT   Profiteering, Industrial Rela. tions and League of Nation: Other Issues That Promise to be Headliners in Figh Over Planks in Platform.

Prohibition, Profiteering, And Lzague Questions Will Be Platform Head Liners

LIQUOR QUESTION 1) CHIEF SUBJECT: AS LIKELY PLANE   League of Nations, Irish Situ ation, Industrial Relations And Profiteering Other  Headliners in Fight.

NTERVENE   Sapreme Ceurt Denies Request of Mrs. Helin t@ Feterfere ina Seleree Litigation.

SUPREME COURT — LISTENS TO NEW C. $. ARGUMENTS   Efforts of a New York Woman To Have Christian Science Case Reopened.

BAFFLED ~ BY PORTER   Pultman Negra Ducked, Got + Gun and Shot It Oi   THEN BANDITS SCATTERED   In That Way the Robbery of 4 Unien Pacific Train was Prevented.

GERMAN SITUATION SEROUS, DISPATCH TD TIMES ESSERT   Noske Considers Outrages by Spartican Forces to be Especially Significant

AUTO BANDITS GET $10,009   Five Chicago Robbers Snatch Satcine’ Containing Tailering Firm's Pay Roll and Escape.

PREPARE TO FIGH!   With Cork Under Complete Control of Troops, Britaiz Prepares for Attacks 01 Ylster Border.   CITY OF CORK TODAY A STAGGERING ‘ WILDERNES:   Five Blocks of Twisted Steel and Ruined Masoury Represent Business ‘District of Erin’s Second City.

es aL art tol  “But British Expect. ‘Trouble Elsewhere   [By Webb Miller, United. Press Stafi  orrecnondent} 9 --~-

CORK CALLED GLY WITH Ta HEART GUT CT   Burned Irish Town Becomes a ‘Staggering Wilderness’ Following Fire   INCENDIARIES.RACED IN RIOT THROUGH STREETS   LIGHTING CONTINUES, ONT POLICEMAN AND  THRET SINN PEINERS BEING KILL ED AND OTHERS WOUNDED

PREPARED 10 MEET ATTACKS   ONK POLICEMAN KILLED--SEVEN WOUNDED—CORK LOOKS LIKE RUINS OF FRANCE—CITY A WILDERNESS.

RIS ARMY READY NUW UR ASSAULT   fork loday Controllec by Military; to Meet Attacks Elsewhere. .

CORK CONTROLLED BYTHE MILITARY   City Is Said to Picture Utmost Desolation Reminding One of the Ruins in Northern: France.

“OUT AFTER FIRE   Attacks Expected In Other Parts; Home Rule Bill Back to Commons

FOUR KILLED AND MANY INLIORED IN IRISH FIGHTINE    Britain Preparing to Meet Sinn Fein Attacks Outside of  Cork Area.

PREPARING  OTHER ATTACKS   OUTBURST oF FIGHTING ARB EXPECTED IW OTHER POINTS IN ERELAND,   ‘After Fiving Buildings in Cork Sinx Fein Raced Through the Streets Firing Revolvers and Rittes.

IRISH REPUBLIC ARMY: READY FOR ATTACKS ON BRITISH NEAR ULSTER      Cork Is Under Complete Militar Control; Several Killed in Monday's Battle

1 STATE OF WAR IN IRELANE   Cork Dominated by the Military and Attacks Are Being Made On Other Cities.

“Heart Cut Out” Of Cork; Prepare To Meet Attacks   Irish Republican Army Expected to Assault Crown Forces ir Counties Bordering on Ulster~—Incendiaries Shot’ so Hin GHy as Bu iidinge Burned.

BRITIGH GOVT. [6 “EXPECTING ATTAGKS ON ULSTER BORRERS   Situation in Cork is Now Com pletely Under Contrai By the Military Forces.   CITY HAS “HEART CUT OUT”   Ruins in Heart of Second City In Ireland Likened to War Area.

SOVIET FORCES TAKE MURMANSK   City Falls Following a Revo lution Which Broke Out Saturday

DEALERS WILL TEST "RULING OF KRAMER   Plan Fight On Restriction of Sales.

Cox's Speech Of Acceptance Is Completec   ‘Ten Thousand Words Required for Deliverance, Despite the Shortage of Print Pa.  npnyY

Yale Instructor Discusses Plan t Keep Purchasing Power of Money Stable.

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN WOULD BUY PEACE BY THE CARCELLATION OF DEBTS

OF MOUNTAINS   Following Earthquake Shocks Causes Near Extinction of a Town in Mexico.   CASUALTIES INCLUDE 2500 DEAD AND INJURED   Reign of Terror in State of Vera Gruz from Continued Shocks.

QUAKE HORRORS INCREASING IN SOUTH MEXICO   MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES AND BURIES A WHOLE TOWN OF 2500 PEOPLE.   REIGN OF TERROR IN VERA CRUZ ZONE

SCORES GURIED ALIVE AS MOUNTAIN FALLS ~ AFTER EARTHQUAKES         Town of Chilchotla Wiped Out With Loss of 2,50( Persons; Troops Rushed to Scene to Lenc Assistance to Stricken People.

UITY WIPED UUT IN NEW EARTHOUAKE   Scores of Families are Buriec Alive When Mexican Mountains Collapse.

Town of Chilchotia Nearly Wiped  Qut Following Fresh Earthquake Shocks.  :   SCORES ARE BURIED ALIVE   Troops Rushed to Scene to Aid in Rescue Work—Reign of Terror Throughout Vera Cruz, Mex., as Result of Shocks.

PEAKS GRUMBLE AND BURY 2,900 INMEXIGO TOWN   Mountains Collapse Afte1 Fresh Quakes in State of Puebla.   FAMILY IS ENGULFED   Professor and Kin Live in 140-foot Abyss Since Week Avo.

COLLAPSING - MOUNTAINS IW MENICO KILL HUNDREDS FOLLOWING EARTHOWAKES

MEXICAN TOWN AND 2900 ARE LOST IN QUAKE   Mountains Ccllapse And Bury Families —- Waters Of Gulf Turn Black

FIRING SQUADS FOR SOVIETS   Red Committees Formed in Polish Cit. ies Dealt With Through Courts Martial.

FIRING SQUADS FOR SOVIETS   Red Committees Formed in ® Cit tes Dealt With Through Tesbuge Ohare Martial.

TEXAS FINANCIAL REVIEW SUGUESTS CREDIT CAUTION   FEDERAL RESERVE REPORT IS STILL FAVORABLE; COTTON IS FACTOR

DESPITE INFLATED CONDITIONS THERE SEEMS SURETY OF A GOOD BUSINESS   The Eleventh Reserve District  ‘Shows up Well in Prosper:  ity Lines, Although Incli-.. "nation to Restriction is Shown Bv the. Banks

WE ARE LIVING ON THE SURPLUS OF QTHER DISTRICTS   Federal Reserve Bank Report Says There Must Be Heavy Liquidation This Fall   PRICE OF COTTON NOW AT COST OF PRODUCTION   Calf Crop Has Been Lerge and Live Stock Are in Most EXcellent Condition Throughout District

TWO OVoRoTRDUS FIRES SATURDAY   3 BUSINESS BLOCKS BURN AT DESDEMONA ENTAILING LO88 HALF MILLION   S00-000 FRE AT VERNON   Fire Starting In Tailor Shop Threatens Mucn of Town According to Reports Received Saturday.

HALE MIILLIGN ULAR BLAZE IN DESDEMONA   THREE BUSINESS BLOCKS INCLUDING HOTELS AND BANK BUILDING BURNED.

MAKE IOWA SAFE FOR THE FOOLISH   MORE STRINGENT BLUE 8Ky LAWS IN PROSPECT.   WOULD CURB STOCK SELLING   Statutes May Be Framed Strong Enough to Keep-the Sucker from Buylng—Much Attention to Code Revision.

A CLOSE-UP OF WARREN G. HARDING AND THE WOMAN WHO  q Our N ext P I esident WILL BE MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE AFTER MARCH 4. 1991 

sey JOB: STRONG PARTY MAN SINCE   Story of Birth in Log Cabin Untrue: fust A Small House.

SHARP ATTACK ON HARDING   Cox Says He Would Vote Agninsé Democrat If He Were Aguinat  Leacna.

Democratic Candidate Say: People Are Showing Basest Ingratitude   CONDEMNS PARTISANSHIP   Would Support Republican if He Was Right, Gov. Cox Deéclares.

STATE DELEGATES ARE SLATED TO. CAUCUS TODAY   fegeral Wood Lends With Governor Lowden Second And Senator Jehason Third, Maneuyerlng For Initial Test

Balloting Will Start _ Thursday At Chicago lt is Predicted Today

Firs irst Ballot Prophecy: Shows General J Wood As: ‘Leading   Wiseeacres.:Give the General 255, Lowden 215°: nd _ folitison 175 on First Vote in Convention. ;

CAMPAIGN MANAGERS .ARE MAKING THEIR LAST BRIVE “UPON NATIONAL DELEGATES   (By Warold D. Jacobs.)

BALLOTING ON CANDIDATES AT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION BEGINS THURSDAY OR FRIDA\

CHICAGO AWAITS QPENING OF SHOW   CITY 18 ALL DRESSED FOR REPUBLIGAN OCCASION   THE HOTELS ARE NOW JAMMED   And the Streets are Crowded,-Summe. Weather Desired to Permit Parades Along Michigan Boulevard. Coliseum Ready.

First Ballot in Republican Convention Is Expected to Show General Wood Well Out in Front.   BUTLER AND HOOVER DEVELOPING STRENGT}   Candidates Who Have Figure¢ But Little in Prediction: Are Building Up Big Secon Choice Force.

BANKERS’ WARNER   BARKERS’ ASSOCIATION REG OMMENDS THAT SPEGIAL WATCHMEN BE EN  PL QYED

MAR TTAL LAW IN  Weal VIRGINIA NW IVWNE NT   Fear Armed Clash In Min. ing Districts Of That tate.   TROOPS ARE READY   Situation Admittedly Serious; Situation ls Tense.

ANWIED GLAGH MAY DEVELOE   Pessihility of Martial Law Being Declared in Mingo County Mining District.   COMMANDER GIVEN ‘" AUTHORITY TO ACT   Presence of United States Troops in District Resented by Mine Workers.

COMMANDER OF TROOPS HAS POWER TO AC)   General Strike of Miners Throughout State is Threatened Because of Presence and Alleged Activities of Soldier

MARTIAL LAW  IMMINENT IN WEST VIRGINIE   Open outbreak [Expect ed Ag Result of Clash es Between Govern ment Troops and Muti nous Strikers.   DEVELOPMENTS

FEAR ARMED CLASH IN COAL DISTRICI      Martial Law bomidpent in Weat Vieginin as General Strike ‘Threatens —~-Man Arrested Has Ut Sticks  a

MORAL oPPOT ONLY ACCORDED FRENGH STRIKE   General Federation of Labo Refuses Extension of a Sympathetic Shut-Down   WAR-TIME RESTRICTIONS ON COAL ARE REVIVED   STRIKE APPARENTLY WEAK ENING; RAILROAD MEN ARI BEING MOBILIZED POR MIL TARY DUTY,

FRENCH RAILWAY        i “GENERAL  FrEDEwa OY OF LABOR HAS ASSUMED DIRECTION OF PHE STRIKE,   AVEEUANE SERVICE INAYGE. ATED FOR DESTRIBUTHION UF MAILS AND OTHER

AMLAQAD STRIKE (NOT EFFECTIVE   TWO THIRDS OF THE TRAINS IN FRANCE RUNNING,   AUTOMOBILES COMMANDEEREL   Strikers, Are Being Forced Into Mil itary Duty By the Government Whieh Has Assumed Con‘rol Little Suffering Expected.

URUER GOAL CGONOMY 10  PAEVENT A CHIRTAGE   French Restaurants and Theatres Close Early, Just Like War-Times

FRENGH STRIKE IS STATIONARY   General Federation of Labor Refuses to Order Sympathetic Walkout to Help Railroad Strikers.    FUEL RESTRICTIONS Lf OF WAR TIME REIMPOSED

LABOR LEADERS REFUSE TC CALE GENERAL SPRIBRE IN SYMPATHY WITH RAIL WALKOUT

FRENCH STRIKERS  TO BE MOBOLIZEI   Strikers Eubject to Militar Service Called—Govern ment Places War Re strictions in Effect

An           v FOR PAK  (FOOD SUPE. i OT     ATENES?      Government Besumex War Conditions to Prevent a Fuel Famine She hea Scuctiaat

AELIEF FOR FARMERS   re ake eo ONE YEAR PROTECTIVE TARIFF AGREED ON.       firtual Embal zo of ‘Import  ducts. 6 All Agricultur       nt. Pri

RELIEF FOR FARMERS   ONE YEAR PROTECTIVE TARE AGREED ON.   Virtual Embargo of Important Pro  duets. té Aid Agriculture.

POLIH PEACE EMooAnlES AT  HARANOW TCH   Severe Terms Bolshevists May Impose Cause Doubt by Diplomats as to Whether Armistice Is Possible.   Soviet Government Asks for Surrender of Brest-Litovsk Which Is Already in Their Hands, According to Wireless Report.

ENVOYS AT  BAHANOVITCHI   Palish Plenipotentiaries Named tc Negotiate Armistice With Reds Arrive for Conference.

POLISH AGENTS — READY FOR REDS   Arrive at Baranovitchi, Where Armistice Parley with Bolshe . viki Is to Be Held.

NEW FRONTIER “FOR ARMENIA 5 COMPLETE!   Wilson’s Ideas on Subject Differ From Those Held by Allied Premiers

BOUNDARIES OF ARMENIA FIXED BY PRES.WILSON   ‘You Cannot Pronounce Ther But They Are All There.   CARVING OF TURKEY IS NOT SO SERIOUS   Wilson Treats the Turks More Kindly Than Allied Premiers.

NEW FRONTIER OF ARMENTA [8 SENT PREMIERS   LINES AS ESTABLISHED: BY PRESIDENT WILSON CU1 ‘LESS DEEPLY INTO FOR. MER TIIRWISH TERRITORY

WILSON BOUNUARY GUTS TURK LEAST   Extreme Limits Prescribed b Premiers Give Armenians More Territory.   President Delays Effort ta Mediate Dispute Until Situation Clarifies More.

BOUNDARY FIXED BY WILSON IN ARMENIA ANNOUNCED FRIDAY   New. Frontier Encroaches Less Upon. Former Turk Terri: tory than Expected   ALLIES WILL DELAY PUTTING THE DECISION INTO EFFECT   Chaotic Conditions Make Immediate Action Impossible

WILSON DRAWS NEW FRONTIER FOR ABHENIA   Cuts Less Deeply Into Former Turkish Territory Than Extreme Limits Prescribed   CONDITIONS IN NATION GROW MORE CHAOTIC   Ahiies to ‘Postpone Putting in Effect of President’s Boundary Decision

WILSON KIND TO TURKS IN FIXING ARMENIA FRONT   Did Not Cut As Deeply As th: Extreme Limits Suggested By Premiers.   DECISION NOT IN EFFECT   Bolshevik’ Activities In Region Have Operated To Delay Completion.

WILSON ANNOUNCES NEW TURKISH BORDER   CUTS LESS DEEPLY INTO THEIR TERRITORY IN SETTING NEW LINES THAN WAS EXPECTED BY PREMIERS.

ALTON RED CROSS CAMPAIGN WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK   Final Efforts Put Forth te Raise Big Sum. Ward: Show Greater Returns Than Before.

RED CROSS AIDS WILL REPORT ON DRIVE RESULTS   Campagin Closing Date i: Thanksgiving—May Be Held Over Remainder of This Week. ©

NEW EVIDENCE IN DE CORDOVA AUTO MURDEI   (ruil Centers About Suicide Chauffeur

MRS, DE CARDOVA HAD BLONDE HAIR   Strong Evidence That Geisler Sho and Killed His Employers Wife

MORE EVIDENCE FOUND TO SHOW GEISLER GUILT   Chauffeur Was Preparing for Tragedy Before Double Murder Occurred

THE REV MR. NELSON HAS FIVE  YEARS VACATION.   TIME TO THINK OF  HIS PAST MISDEED.   Married Boone County Girl Wen He Had a Wife and Family in Chicago—Judge, However, Theght  Law Should be EnforceJ.

HARDING PLEDGE OF FRIENDSHIP AT PANAMA CITY   Declares: Oné of Foneest Hopes  is "To See Americas United i in Pur: Ie pose of Living Peacefully. anc  in Caeaieration.   “SPEAKS -AS PRIVATE CITIZED

~ STAR, PORRAS TELLS HARDING   BANQUET OF PANAMA OFFICIALS TO PRESIDENT-ELECT IS VERITABLE LOVE FEAST.   Senator, In Capacity of Private Citizen, Has Gathered Mass of De  tailed Information on Canal Management,

PANAMA OFFICIALS HONOR HARDING   Expressions Of Republic’s Esteem Are Reciprocated By President-Elect.

Enduring Brotherhood and Cooperati i. Pronounced by President of ‘Panama . and President-Etect

HARDING GUEST OF PANAMA EXEGUTIVE   President Porras Pronounce: Pledge of Brotherhood With United States.

U.S, AND PANAMA WILL BE BROTHERS      That Was the Pledge Given by Pres. ddent Elect Harding Friday Evening at Panama City,

Enduring Brotherhood Pledged By Porras to the United States   Panama President Gives Pledges to President-Elect Harding at Banquet in Honor of the Visitor—Harding Voices Warm Reciprocation of Expressions.

PAN-AMERICAN HEAD ENTERTAINS HARDING   PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENT. ELECT PRONOUNCE PLEDGE OF BROTHERHOOD.

PANAMA PLEDGES 5. FRIEND SHI   Enduring Brotherhood and Co-operation, Says President Porra,.

PANAMA HONORS. PRESIDENT ELEC]   RANGUET HECO FON HARDING   Porras . Expresses Hope That U. S. “Will Continue ‘to Guide _ Sister Nations ‘

CHICAGO FLYER I!S_ KILLED   Capt, John M. Foote, Army Test Pilot, Falls in His Monoplane at Mineola, L. ,

ARMY TEST PILOT IS KILLED   Capt. John M. Foote of Chicago in ‘ Fate! Fall.

BOY, SHOT BY FATHER, DIES.   Lad Before Dying Asks That Parent he Not Punished,

LITHUANIA TO HOLD 10 LINES   REFUSE TO WITHDRAW Tt FOCH LINES, POLES COMPLAIN

ULTIMATUM SERVED UPON LITHUANIANS   POLES DEMAND THAT TROOP BE WITHRAWN TO FOCH LINES IMMEDIATELY

Lithuania Refuses  To Withdraw Army   Poles in Reply Decline to Discuss Question of Boundaries and Set New Terms.

POLISH REFUSE TS HEED LITHUANTANS    INVADERS MUST WITHDRAW   BEHIND BOUNDARIES AT -. ONCE, IS STERN REPLY.

LITHUANIANS REFUSE TO WITHDRAW FORCES   Poles Will Not Agree to Con ference Until Demands Are Acceded to.

APPEAL TO WILSON   iA. SOLONS FEARFUL OF SOLVING COAL PROBLEM.                same .of Them Think ‘Feder’. eH 7 AWE be Imperative.  + . 

APPEAL 10 WILSON   INDIANA SOLONS FEARFUL OF SOLVING COAL PROBLES.   Some of Them Think Feder: Will be limperative.

BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR ALLIED EUROPE   ENTENTE NATIONS ONCE MORE IN COMPLETE ACCOKD.   Feeling of Optimism Prevaillug in Paris May Presage Woe for the Reds of Russia-—Poland le Cautioned.

Paris Views Red Defeat is the Best Development Since Singing of Armistice.

ALLIED UNITY OVER FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLEARS UP ANXIETY    France Optimistic Because of Agreement on Policy Towards  Russia.   PREMIERS’ EARLY MEET FAVORED.

BERLIN WON'T CONSENT “TO ENTENTE OCCUPYING THE. CITY OF FRANKFORT   Government Soldiers Restrain. _ ed From Westphalia by : Terms of Treaty

ALLIES REFUSE TO PERMIT CERMANS 10. FNTER RUHR RECION   REFUSAL FOLLOWS REJECTION BY SERLIN OF PLAN TO SEND ALLIED TROOPS TO FRANKFORT

ALLIES FORBID ‘GERMAN TROOPS IN WESTPHALIA   GUARANTEE ARRANGEMENT PROPOSITION IS TURNED DOWN BY TEUTONS.

ALLIES DENY PERMISSION © TO GERMANY TO SEND ARMY -INTO RHINE PROVINCES

DECISION * FOLLOWS GERMAN RE. FUSATgO: ALLOW ALLIES “FO OCCUPY 2 CITIES AS GUARANTEE.   HOLLAND PREPARES  ~ TO GUARD FRONTIER   Many Troops Leave F r Border . Where  German Red Army and  Government Forces sare Fighting ;

WILL NOT LET TROOPS OCCUPY CERTAIN PLACE   No German Soldiers To Be Permitted In Rhine Provinces — May Strike Again,

ALLIES TODAY REFUSED -PERMISSION TO THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT.   he Piecision Followed Germany's Refusal to Allow the Entente Forces to Occupy City of Frankfort.

(.0.P. NOMINEE LAUNGHES Hild DRIVE ON TWO FRONTS TODAY   Delegations from Three States Hear Front Porch  Speeches   BUSINESS MEN VISITORS   Senator Compares Entrance Into League With Signing Business Contract

Charges Administration Has Its Hand On Throat Of American Business In Speech To Business Men.   AMERICA DECEIVED ABOUT MONROE DOCTRINE

HARDING TALKS BUSINESS WITH LARGE AUDIENCE AT FRONT PORCH   Tells Chicago and Indiana Business Men Democrats Almost Ruined Country   SUCCESS ISN’T CRIME   Declares Fe Morew Years of Wilson Rule Would Mean a “No Hour Day”

BUolitso WEN Voi] HARING   A Practical Talk on What Bus iness Is and How Made aud Kept.   AMERICAN BUSINESS VERSUS BIG BUSINESS   Senator Harding. Also Shows Up aFeature of League at Natane Part

REJECT LICENSE SYSTEH   House Agricultare Committee Does Not Approve Plan for Reatrictinge Packers.

FEAR MEN LOST,   No Trace as Yet of Men Whe Left Stranded Peliag Last Night.

DAVIS TO RESIGN AMBASSADORSHIP   FORMER LEGAL ASSOCIATES SAY HE WILL JOIN NEW YORK FIRM.

“SAY DAVIS WILL QUIT POST   Former Law, Associates of Ambassador to ind on Say He Wil’ Resign. 4

DAVIS TO QUIT POST, REPORT   Friends of Ambassador to Great Brit ain Sav He'll Resian.

CHARGE PERJUR BY CENTRALIA FADICALS   Two Witnesses for Defense ir Armistice Day Murder Cases Are Placed Under Arrest

PERJURY CHARGE AGAINST TWO   Defense ontends Soldiers Attacked  Centralin 1. W. W. Hall First.

LWW. WITNESSES “HELD FOR PERLIURY   Iifforts to. Estglish > Overt “Act On Part ‘of ‘Grimm. Causes:  ~. Arrests. By the Associated Press.  ‘

JUDGE STANDS BY” “PRAT” INITIATION   Refuses to’ Hold, Studénts Who , Tarred New Member and” - Paddled Him: _.

FARM RESIDENCE RESTROYED BY FIRE   Horse on Beecher Spohr Farm Burned Friday Morning

ELECTED FOR TERM OF SEVEN YEARS   Ebert Regime Had Stormy Career and from the First Seemed Foredoomed To Fall Owing  to Extreme Ponular Unrest.

BRIEF HISTORY <OF POLITICAL LIFE OF EBERT, FAST PRESIDENT OF TH GERMAN REPUBLIC

MADE PEACE WITH ‘ALLIES   OVERTHROWN GERMAN = GOY ! ERNMENT AROSE PROM RUINS  OF HOHENZOLLERN DYNASTY

GUARDS OCCUPY NEWS AEENGIES   Services. to Provinces anc Abroad Were Provisionally Suspended.   EBERT HEAD 13. MONTHS

Ebert Government’s Career Stormy; German Moderates Its Chief Support

HISTORY-OF. ’ EBERT RULE   Government Rose From ‘Ruins of Hohenzollern Dynasty

BOLSHVIK: TROOPS RETREAT   Red Forces on Lithuanlan and Rutheanlan Fronts Beaten—Poles Report Victory,

REDS RETREATING DESTAGY BRIDGES TO BLOCK PURSUIT   ‘Strong Bolshevik Attacks East of Lepel Fail; Poles Get Soviet Prisoners.

AUSTRIAN WAR VESSELS FOUND BADLY DAMAGED   Crews Try to Follow Germans’ Example at Scapa Flow. 20,000 Rumanian Prisoners In Germany Disappear. Formal Demand Sent for Kaiser’s Extradition. ~

BOLSHEVIK FORGES ARE RETIRING EAST OF OVINSI   Red Armies ‘Meet Defeat 01 Lithuania and Ruthanian Fronts

MAY KILL PICKFORD DECREE   Reno Official Investigates to See ii There Was Collusion in the Divorce Suit.

NEVADA OFFICIALS STARTS AN INQUIRY AS FAIRBANKS HONEYMOON BEGINS

(NEVADA AUTHORITIES SCENT  FRAUD IN PICKFORD DIVORCE -.._FOELOWING SPEEDY MARRIAGE

Movie Stars Plan as Honey moon Three Months’ Tour o Europe—Tried to Keep Mar riage Secret.   Pickford Divorce Case Being Probed

 aie eet PROBES PICKFORD DIVORCE   Official at Reno Investigates Mary’s Suit in Nevada.

MARY PICKFORD’S DIVORCE UNDER © INVESTIGATION   New Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks Denies There Was Any Collusicn.

GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Deputies Sustain Government On Willerand’s Spa Keport.

MARRIED 50 VEARS   Joseph W. Hampton, 75, Widow 7 Feuntain County Pioneers, Pass On

MARRIED 50 YEARS   Joseph W. ifampton, 75, Widow 70 Feunlain County Pioneers,  ees was

MINERS SPURN WILGON ADVICE   They Continue Their ‘Vaca tion’? While Some Who Re. sumed Work Rejoin Strikers   PRESIDENT’S LETTER WILL HELP STRIKE   So Say Some Miners, But Un. ion Men Make First Move to Prd Strike.

Steele aenentineanieeeneeenenmaimeeted  URGE GREGORIAN CHANT BE RESTORED IN CHURCH

DECISION IS REACHED BY TIER FATHER   Fort Worth Attorneys Announce Plan Decided Upon—Admit She Is Hiding In Small Mexican Town Near El Paso.

CLARA SMITH REPORTED -— N MEXICAN TERRITORY   Weman Sought in Hamon Case Believed Near El Paso. Willing to Give Up Upon Advice of Attorneys.

LADY LOBBYISTS’ SMOKING ROOM  AND “LADY FROM OKLAHOMA” IN CHARGE OF LUNCH, TOBE ASKEN

JOHNSON HAS 55,000 MAJORIT   Over Hoover in Califecule With Many Precinets Yet to be Heard from

JOHNSON LEAD OVER 155,000   California Senator Widely Distances Former Food Controller in Race For Stat® Support

NO NOTE OENT TO ALLIES BY -HRUTED STATES   Secretary Colby Disclaims Knowledge of Dispatch Reported in Paris   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION SOON   U.S CONSULATE AT WARSAW  DEPARTS FOR CITY 100 MILES NORTN; AMERICAN RESIDENTS LEAVING,

Mantes U.S. Sent Note _ _ Announcing “Hands Off’’ --Policy in Russian Affair

AMERICA WILL REMAIN UUT OF RUSOIAN PULE GUNTROVERSY SAYS NOTE   Soviet Army Represents Government and United States Cannot Intervene, Allied Premiers Are Told in Wilson Wire

Sudden Stroke Against Radicals, Bolshevists, and Other Undesirables Made by Department of Justice, Raids Reaching Practically Throughout the Country

Deportation Proceedings Will Be Rushed and Fleet of “Arks” May Soon Be Started for Europe—Raids are made Simultaneously in All Parts of the Country—Find Red Literature

LINCOLN SHOWS DECREASE   Expended Less Than Half as Mach This September as in Same atanth Laat Vear.

COAL SHORTAGE IN INDIANA IS HELD SERIOUS   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN ADVISED   John W. MeCardie, Vice Chairman Public Service Commission, Sends Telegram on  Snubiect.

ANGTHER EPDERNG (OF FLU IN CAMPS   Has Also Made Appearance Among American Troops in Germany---Nothing in Situation to Cause Alarm. 

INFLUENZA IS ~ SPREADING IN SOME PLACE!   Chicago Reports Big Jumy in Number of Cases @ of Malady.

FLU EPIDEMIC IN 1.5. ARMY CAMBS   Middle West C Cantonment Are Hit; Influenza Among Yanks on Rhine.

FLU HITS U. S. TROOPS   Becomes Epidemic at Camp Grant and Great Lakes.   Outbreak Among American Soldiers in Germany Assumes Alarming Proportions,

eee eee et ee es  INFLUENZA IN MILD FORM IS EPIOEMNC IN MUDDLE. WES}   Surgeon-General Declares Many Cases Found in Army Camps. Peak of Pandemic Reached in Chicago.

Surgeon. General of. the Army in Statement on. ‘the Situation   ALSO IN: EUROPE]   Disease is Prevalent Among the American. Soldiers Now Overseag -

INFLUENZA-EPIDEMIC TNE SARMY CAMPS   MALADY 18 OF MILD TYPE AND WITH VERY LOW DEATH RATE,

Influenza an Epidemic In Many Army Camps Js Belief in Washingtor   Many New Cases Are Reported in Chicago—Disease Not Heavy Among Civilians.

FLU EPIDEMICS FOUND IN SEVERAL ARMY CAMPS   Malady Among Soldicrs and Civilians Is of a Mild Type—Dcath Rate Low.

FLU” APPEARS IN ARMY CAMPS Ot COUNTRY   Disease Also Increasing in  Cities of U. 3.; No Cause   for Alarm Says Sur  geon General

FLU BREAKS QUT IN ARMY CAMPS OF MIDDLE WES   ALSO INCREASING AMON CIVILIAN POPULATON OF NATON   NISEASE. 1S OF MILD TYPE   surgeon General Blue Dechare There is Nothing in Situation to Cause Alarm—Few Deaths Reported

RECORD OF YEAR AGO APPROACHED BY BIG INCREASE   13 Die in 24 Hours While. 227 Develop Pneumonia, Which Has 30 in.Death Toll. —   “GO TO BED AND. STAY-IF. YOU'VE GOT IT,” IS. TIP?   Officials of Health Office and Placards Reiterate Official _ Advice to Stop Germs.

YANKS HIT BY “FLU”   INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC AMONG U. S. TROOPS [N EUROPE.   Also Spreads at Camp Grant,’ Fort Sheridan, Great Lakes and Other Barracks. 

FLU AGAIN ARMY CAMPS   Epidemic at Cramp Grant and Great Lakes.   GH INCREASE IN GHICAGO   Reaches Nearly High Point of Last Year’s Epidemic There — Thirteen Deaths in City.

IN THE WES!    Malady Appears Among U S. Soldiers in Germany Civilian Victims Increase

ARMY CAMPS REPORT FLU IS RAMPANT   Boys on Rhine Also Af flicted With Scourge is Report.

CHICAGO TODAY REPORTED 4,000 CASES OF “FLU’   10,000 Nurses Will Be Needed There City Officer Says.

DISEASE SPREADS IN “MEDBLEWEST BUT IS NOT OF viru. LENT FORM—ALSO APPEARS: AMONG TROOPS ON THE RFHNE.

rLU (a CPIDEMIL IN MIDDLE WES]   Alarming Increase Noted in Number of Cases, in Army Camps Especially.

NUSPITALS AR FILLED; 10,000 NURSES NEEDED   Report 1887 new cases in Day; U. S. Surgeon General Tells Country Not to Be Alarmed.   HAVE PHYSICIANS

EAWIN. BERGDOLL MAKES EFFORT TO HAVE MOTHER. ACQUITTED OF CHARS   Taking. Of Testimony Was Concluded Yesterday and Court: Ad. journed: Until Monday.

BERGDOLL’S TESTIMONY.      Effort to Secure Acquittal of Mother and Other Defendants.

LISSISSIPPI DEFEATS WOMEN      cegislature Tats Down Primary Sut. Temes Hilies

Labo Secretary Kecommenus That Wage Award Be_Reopened for an Equitable Adjustment.   ‘FARRINGTON PREDICTS END   Illinois President of Miners Declares Situation is Promising, Following Conference.

COAL SITUATION PLACED BEFORE THE PRESIDEN?   Re-Opening of Bituminous Wag Award May be Asked bi Secretary Wilson.

HARDING IN INFORMAL TALK REPLIES 10 COX CHARGES ON CAMPAIGR   Senator Tells Of His Idea Of Responsibilities Of Off To Group Of Marines; Scores Cox As Yieldine To Pettv Changes.       aia ; oe CONSTRUCT NOT ABUSE HE SAY   America Wants Deeds Not Words Declares Nominee; Promises To Keep Close To American ‘ People if Elected.

AMERICA FIRST ~BHIS PURPOSE   \Senator Harding’s Conception of Responsibility of Presidential Candidate.   iPEOPLE WANT DEEDS RATHER THAN WORDS   :ATimely and Dignified Talk From the Senator That Garries Weight.

HARDING WOULD AVOID DRAGGING CAMPAIGN DOWN INTO THE MIRE   Deplores Tendency of Cox to Befog Issues With a Maze of Abuse

oe  Kaiser Didn't Help Revolt Financially; Hasn’t Money to Pay His Own Debts Wit

PROTEST BETTING BILL      Enactment of Measure Would Stop Racing.

iGET REPLY. ON ADRIATIC FROM ALLIES   Will Now Be Ce        SPs However.

IOWA WOMEN, HELD BY REDS, RELEASED   Mary G. And Elizabeth Webb. Of La Fayette, Are Freed With Other Workers.

ADANA RELIEF WORKERS SAFE   Iilinoils Woman and Indiana Man Among 17 Americans Rescued by French.

ERENGH RESCUE 2 UWA WOMEN FROMTHE TURKS   Sisters of Edward Webb of Ottumwa Freed After Two Months’ Captivity.   CAPTIVES WITH THEM WERE 15 AMERICANS   Workers in Near East Relief Were Imprisoned in City of Adana.

AEOUUE NEAR EAGT REFUGEES oloT ERG OF OTTUMWA MAN   Elizabeth and Mary C. Webb Missionaries at Adana, Retieved by the French.

FRENCH RELIEVE AMERICANS IN BESEIGED ADAIR/   Relatives of lowa Man In cluded In Rescued Relief Workers.

re a ee eee enema,  ADANA RELIEF WORKERS SAFE   IHinois Woman and Indiana Man Among 17 Americans Rescued by French.

PARACHUTE DROP FROM °MIRPLANE DEATH GAMBLE         hieieer Takes “Sporting” Chance With Grim Reaper in Ev-ery-Leap in Sky.

NEW PARACHUTE GIVES AVIATORS SPORTING CHANCI   Details of Construction of Device Are Announced.

MILLION MINE WORKERS QUIT;   Great: Britain: Faces One: of tis “Greatest industrial Upheavals   MEN STRIKE AGAINST’ -* .. ADVICE OF LEADERS   Premier. Lloyd George.to Take _ No Action: Before.Next Tuesday.

BRITON COAL STRIKE GREATEST UPHEAVAL IN NATION’S HISTORY   Million Men Leave Pits—Mayj Be Followed by Railway Workers in Sympathy.   MEN WENT ON WALKOUT AGAINST LEADERS ADVIC%   Premier Lloyd George Indicates He Will Leave Matter-to the Parliament.

IHOUSONDS OF WORERS FACE rORCED REST   England Faces Greatest Industrial Upheaval in History of British Isles— Evidence Indicates Mev Walked Out of Pits  ~ Against Advice of Lead Ale

[BRITISH GOVERNMENT SETS UP, MACHINERY TO LESSEN EFFECT OF COAL STRIKE ON INDUSTRY   Thousands of Dock and Industrial Workers  Thrown Out of Employment: and Strike of  Transportation Employes Threatens; Natiod. Faces Greatest Upheaval in History.

ENTER GREAT STRUGGLE   Million Miners Leave British Pits— Industrial Upheaval Looms  1p ore.

MILLION MINERS ARE OUT OF PITS   England Faces Greatest Industrial Upheaval.

INDUSTRIAL UPHEAVAL Is THREATENED   Nation F aces Railway Walk out; Other Unions May Join Strikers.

COAL MINERS — CALL MEETING   Hope Now Expressed o Averting a Genera  Strike In England.

GREAT INDUSTRIAL UPHEAVAL FAGED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Million Miners Out of Pits and Thousands of Other Workers Made Idle.   FEARED SHIPPING WILL BE TIED UP WITHIN WEEK   ndicated That Premier LloydGeorge Will Take No Hand in Matter Until Tuesday, When Parliament Meets and Will Discuss the Situation,

GREAT BRITAIN FACES GREATEST INDUSTRIAL. UPHEAVAL IN HISTORY   Million Coal’ Miners’ Reported ps OM Strike; Railway Men.” I “May Follow *   TROOPS HELD READY IN . CASE OF ANY TROUBLE   Government Not to Take Hand in Matter Till Tuesday

Country. Faces Greatest Industrial Upheaval In Its History.   RAIL MEN CONSIDER _ - SYMPATHIC STRIKE   Centers Have Only Coal _Enough _to.. Last Week; ‘Gov't Prepares for Crisis

UPHEAVALS ARE LIKELY   COAL MEN OUT, OTHERS MAY GO, COMMONS WILL MEET.

ELEVENTH-HOUR PARLEY . GIVES RISE TO BELIEF - WALKOUT TO BE AVERTET   Government Given Until Sunday . Night to Meet Demands or Face Grave Situation

Report Strike . Declared “Wgainst Wishes of ~ .:! Teadets.      LLOYD GEORGE TO ACT TUESDAY   — Shipping Wil Be Tied Up Within - Week 4

NATION FACING GRAVEST PERIL IN TTS ANNAL   UPHEAVALS ARE LIKELY      COAL MEN OUT, OTHERS MAY GO, COMMONS WILL MEET.

MILLION MINERS OUT IN BRITAIN   COUNTRY FACING GRAVE IADUSTRIAL UPHEAVWAL.   LONDON SEES THE DARK SIDE   Thousands of Dock-workers Forced Into Idleness, and Aetherities Fearful Least Strike Spread to Other Lines.

THOUSANDS OF OTHERS MADE IDLE   No Disturbances Occur but TroopsAre Held in Readiness— Premier to Take No Hand Before Parliament Meets Tuesday.

en anne enn eer eer  BRITISH COAL MINERS 10 HOLD MEET SATURDAY   ELEVENTH HOUR NEGOTIA. TIONS MAY BE OPENED WITH GOVERNMENT BY MINERS.   MAY AVERT OTHER STRIKES   Premier Lioyd George Is Hopeful ‘That a Way Out of the Trouble Will Be Found.

Million Miners Leave Pits, Thousands of Port. and Deck Workers Already Out of Employment, Railroad and Transport Men Threatening Sympathetic Strike   TROOPS ARE HELD IN READINESS

DECISIVE STEPS IN  A8 HOURS   General Strike By Trizle Alliance Will Call Out 2,500,000 Men.

BRITAIN FAGES Hh UPHEAVAL IN INDUSTRY   ‘i: ion Coal Miners on ~ rike; Railroad Men and Dock Workers May Follow.

MILLION MEN CEASE WORK IW ENGLAND   Great Britain Is Facing Great Industrial Upheaval   Shipping Centers Close ‘Down As Resulé of Walkout of All Coal  orkers

Thousands of Industrial and Dockworkers Idle as Result of Strike. Railroaders, Threatening Sympathetic Walkout, Admonished fo Listen to Leaders—Lloyd George to Take Hand.

INDUSTRIAL GRISIS IN GREAT BRITIAY   Wide Spread Strike Presents Grave Situation According To Opinion Of Labor Leaders.

BUSINESS MENACE OF PACKERS’ allt LINES SEEN OVER   Decree Entered Today Compels Them Sell Many Holdings. Drop Retailing Meat.   PALMER THINKS RESULT WILL AID PUBLIC GREATLY   Attorneys for Morris, Swift Se Submission as Showing Industry’s Patriotism.

PALMER EXPLAINS PACKER AGREEMEN   Attorney General Declares Divorcement Decree Is Designed to Restore Freedom of Competition.   INCREASES INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS INITIATIVE   “Big Five’’ Must Sell-All Hold. ing and Interests Excep’ Those Necessary in Theit Own Meat Business.

COOLIDGE SHOWS HE’S A DRY   “Massachusetts Governor Sends Hi: Veto of Liquor Bil! to Show Stand.

~ FILED TODAY —_- BY ILLINOIS   ATTORNEY GENERAL BRUNDAGR STARTS INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS IN COURTS   JIM VAUGHN STABBED   Jim Vaughn, Pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, Injured in Row With His Father-in-law

VILLA GOMES “BACK IN FORM   Famous Bandit Leader. Engineered ‘At. tack on Train in Which Fifty Were Kiiled

BANDITS LED BY MILLA TOLD UP MEXICAN TRAIN   Thirty-three Persons Killed, Several Held for Ransom, Including American Mining Man   ENGINE DERAILED BY EXPLOSIVE ON TRACK   Pitched Battle Between Yaqui Guards and 300 Qutjaws Follows

VILLA LED MEX TRAIN BANDITS   Passengers Give Vivid Ac count of Holdup of Mexican Express.

VILLA HEADED BANDITS IN RECENT TRAIN FRAY   Thirty-three Persons Killed, and Several, Including an Amer-  ican Held for Ransom

VILLA LEADS BANDITS . WHO HOLD UP TRAIN   PITCHED BATTLE BETWEEN OUTLAWS AND YAQUI GUARD; 28 SOLDIERS KILLED,   EXPLOSIVE DERAILS ENGINE   Brigand Chief Robs Northbound Mexico City Passenger; Says He Ja Fighting for Liberty.

VILLA HEADS GANG OF MURDEROUS MEXICANS   TRAIN STOPPED AND SCORES KILLED—BANDIT SAYS THAT HE FIGHTS FOR LIBERTY AND TO AVENGE GEN. ANGELES

VILLA LEADS BANDITS.   ‘Mexico City Passenger Train Held Up——-Three Persons Killed.

MEXICAN BANDITS SEENING REVENGE   RAID PASSENGER TRAIN ANI SLAY TWENTY-FIVE   HOLD AMERICAN PRISONER   Joseph Williams, Smelting Company Em  ploye, Held Hostage---Set Fire to  Cars.  ;

Merican Revolationary Lender Peraonaliy Resaponathle for the  Latest Outrage.

ROOT, 75 YEARS OLD, IS BUTLER’S GUEST   Head of Columbia University Gives Dinner In Honor of New Yorker's Birthday

EXPLAINS GAIN IN INCOME TAX   ASSESSOR SHOWS NUMBER OI FIRMS AND AMOUNT COLLEC’ ED SHOWS BIG INCREASE

TITY  IN INCOME TAX   ASSESSOR SHOWS NUMBER OF FIRMS AND AMOUNT COLLECTED SHOWS BiG INCREASE

INK WIREATENEE ARCADA         Store Burned This This Motiiig—Fok ‘Ts $10,006,.,

30,000 WOMEN OF CALIFORHIA BOLT HARDIRG   His Des Moines Speech Ha: . Cooked His Goose in the West,

WOMEN 10 COX CAMP   California Women’s League for the Peace Treaty Wires Harding His Opposition to League Cost Him Votes of 30,000 Members.   TELEGRAM SENT TO REPUBLICAN LEADEF   Associated Press Dispatches Covering Des Moines Speech Quoted in Support of Claim That G. 0. P. Candidate Has  Seranned  aac.

900 SOLDIERS MAY GO TO STATE UNIVERSIT}   Vocational Training Board’ Mak. ing Arrangements for Them to Study Agriculture.

MASTER oP nT SEEMS TAYE FANLED IN MOVE   Frequent Clashes Betweer Taxi Drivers and Strikers Feature of Day

Apparently Loses’ Strength in Movement for. Nationalizatian of. Titihties..

TIE-UP IS ONLY PARTIAL   THE TRANSPORTATION LINES OF PARIS WORKING WITHIN THE WALLS OF THE CITY ONLY.

STRIKE APPARENTLY FAILS OF PURPOSE   French Federation May Not National. ize Public Utilities As It Expected To Do.

‘Plan to Delay Action  On Suffrage Amendment   In Tennessee Defeatec

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Large Military Biplane Falls in Mex ico—Exploding Gas Tank Injures Twenty.

AKRON re ARE WRECKE ir  SERIES OF BLA   Score of People Are Hurt and Windows Broken-+ Escaping Gas Inereases Danger of More Exploe 1oOns.

Indicates Unalterable Opposition to Execution of Terms of Treaty Of London in Reply ta Allied Premiers

Presidedt” Wilson Accepts. Th _+ Allied Plans, “With Reservations.”

WILSON RESERVES ATTITUDE ON FIUME   Expresses Satisfaction At The Position Taken By The Allied Premiers.

PRESIDENT'S ADRIATIC. POSITION   WILSON EXPREsSE@ SATISFACTION AT THE DESIRE OF THE ALLIED LEADERS TO REACH AN EQUITABLE SOLUTION   BUT ACCEPTS WITH RESERVATIONS THE PPOPOSAL THAT ITALY AND JUGO SLAVIA SErTLE OWN BOUNDRY DISPUTE

WILSON AGCEP Ts IN PART ALLIED FUME PROPOSAL   Willing for Italy and JugoSlavia to Settle Dispute if Northern Albania Territory Is Left Intact.

OPPOSED T0 JUGO SLAVIA COMPROMISE   President Oppéses Propos ved Exchange. of Dis- ~ . puted Territory   WILSON’S..LAST NOTE   Refuses to Withdraw Memo-randum of Decem-' her 4" :

JS. GAN NOT APPROVE EXECUTIGN OF TERMS OF LONDON TREATY, PRESIDENT ASSERT   Earnestly Hopes Adriatic Questior Will Be Settled in Manner O.K. ta Uniled States   LATEST NOTE CONSIDERED BY SUPREME COUNCIL

WILSON STICKS TO MEMORANDUM OF DECEMBER 9   President Unalterably Opposed Execution of Terms of Londor Treaty; Pleased with Allied Effort al Adiustinent

WILSON ACCEPTS PLAN 10 SETTLE ADRIATIC   In Note to Allies President Agrees With Reservations to Let  Ttalians Act.

CONTENTS OF THE PRESIDENTS NOTE   PRESIDENT HAS DESIRE FOR EQUITABLE SOLUTION   THE = JUGO-SLAVIA PROBLEN   The President's Last Note on Adriatic Question Now Under Consideration  by, Supremo Council,

PRES. WILSON STANDING PAT   Agreement of December 9 on the Adriatic Question Must  Be Carried Out.

WILSON ACCEPTS PROPOSALS AUT  Tells Allied Premiers Willing tc See Italy and Jugo-Slavia Settle Dispute.   GIVES OUT RESERVATIONS

WILSON FIRM IN ADRIATIC VIEWS IN LATEST NOT   Refusés to Agree to Withdrawal of Memorandum of Dec. 9.— Stands by Principle.

UHTRUAHUA TS CAPTURED BY UEFICERS AND MEN OF THE UARRISON WHO IGIN REVAY   NETO OF FALL OF CAPITAL OF SONORA'S NEIGHBOR STATE REPORTED TO WASHINGTON; UNITED STATES CRUISERS ARRIVE AT WESTERN MEYirAN Bao:

Advices to State Department Report Capitulation of Northern State _ Capital to Revolutionists   JUAREZ GARRISON DENIES INTENT TO . SWITCH ALLEGIANCE FROM CARRANZA

LABOR BOARD ADJOURNS   Chairman Hopea to Announce Decision on Railrosd Wages within Week

ORGANIZATION PROCESS KEEPS LEAGUE OCCUPIED   Formation. of Administrative Missior Preliminary to Taking Charge in Saare Region

AMERICA NOT TOO. 4. Pon NTO AUOolA   RUSSIANS CHARGE DELAYS IN PEACE BY POLE ENVOYS   Bolshevik Troops Hard Pressed; Polish Outlook Bright.

Poland Wamed Not to Extend  Russian Drive   United ‘States in Note Draws At tention to. Danger of Agpressive Objective.,

POLES WARNED NOT TO INVADE RUSS!       United States Instructs Polish Government to Halt Invasion.

POLAND WARNED BY U. S. NOT 10 REOPEN ADVANCE INTO RUSSIAN TERRITOR'

ULAND WARNED AGAINST GREECE   United States Asks Her to Be Batisfied With Driving Enemy Out of Her Territory.

POLAND “WARNED — «~BY U.S.      Told Not To Repeat Ad_ Vance Into Russian” ‘Territory   MAINTAINS GAIN

TOLD TO STAY OUT ~ OF RUSSIA   Invasion Means Washington's Displeasure, Warsaw Advised   DANZIG SITUATION WORRIES   Poles Continue Crushing Defeats of the Bolshevike

POLAND WARNED NOT TO CROSS BOUNDARIES OF RUSSIA IN ADVANCI      Jnless Warning Heeded Country May Prejudice Her Own Case in the Eyes of the U. S. Government

MEXICAN STATE ASSUMES OPERATION OF RAILROAD   Sonora” Government Mans Trains with . Strikers Themselves. Conc 7 AY Tpamarida

FORMER COUNTY OFFICIAL DEAD   (ieorge Y.Hemler, McSherry: town, Succumbs to Paralysis at Age of 86.

SLAIN FOR DEFENDING YANK   ~ Perrigault Of Province of pm Assascinated After He ‘Befriended American.

SLAIN FOR DEFENDING YANK   Gevernor ‘Perrigault of Province of Chiriqui Aesassinated After He Gefriended American.

SLAIN FOR= DEFENDING. YANK   Governor: Perrigault of Province: of Ohiriqul.. Assaasthated After!He ”. Befrlended Ameriéan, °° 2!

2 PERSONS  ALLED AND 200 WOUNDED: IK BELFAST SINCE SATURDAY  City de Armed Cfamn --Marhine Cons   City ls. Armed Camp --Machine Guns Guard Streets   Fast as Police Stopped Fighting In One Place, It Broke Nut Elsewhere   Th: Sky Wasa Lurid With Flames from the Burning Homes.

21 PERSONS   KILLED AND. 200 WOUNDED ‘I BELFAST SINGE SATURDAY   City Is Armed Camp—Machine Guns Guard Streets   Fast as Police Stopped Fighting In One Place, It Broke Out Elsewhere   The Sky Was Lurid With Flames from the Burning Homes.

BELTAGT AIOTS GOST 21 LIVES   : Two Hundred Wounded in the  Street Fighting Since Last : Saturday Evening.      CITY AND ARMED CAMP, MACHINE GUNS PLANTED   Riots Break Out Afresh ix New Quarters When Oth-. ers are Onelled.

MACHINE GUNS PLACED AT POINTS THROUGHOUT CIT)   Forty Different Fires Occur; Loss Estimated at Millions—Ulsters Rise and Plan Drastic Action Against Sinn Fein. _   LATE ADVICES

KILLED SINGE LAST SATURDAY   List of Wounded Reaches 200 ~—Machine Guns Planted To Sweep Streets

DEA TH LIST OF  RIOTERS MOUNTS TO 19 TUESDAY   British Reinforcements Are -Rushed to Strife-Torr City In Flames   LOOTING IS GENERAL   Ulster Province ‘is On Brint of Civil War As Troubl. Spreads

Twenty-one Dead In Belfast From Street Fighting   Some 200 Are Reported As Wounded During Recent Outbreaks   BELFAST IS LIKE AN ARMED CAMP   Riots Occur During Night and Morning—Troops Restore Order

MACHINE GUNS PUT ON IAIN STREETS AS FIGHTING GROWS   Martial Law Is. Proclaimed as _ Catholics and Orangemen ‘Slay One Another

Mr. Shouse Says That He Hineeit f I. Not a Vice Presidential Candidate

HEALTH PREVENTS THIRD NOMINATION   J ‘Treasury Official Declares Presi dent’s Physicial Condition Will Not Warrant Acceptance.

WILSON WILL NOT RUN SHOUSE SAYS   PRESIDENT’S HEALTH WOULD PREVENT HIS MARKING CAVMIPATIGN   Mr. Shouse Says That He Himse! I~ Not a Vice Presidential Candidate

NO THIRD TERM FOR PRESIDEN]   Jouett Shouse, Head of Kansai Delegation, Declares Health Would Not Permit.

WILSON IS HOT  4 POSSIBILITY   HIS NOMINATION FOR THIRD TERM DISPOSED OF BY JOUETT SHOUSE,

THIRD TERM CALLED INPOSSIBLE-SHOUSE   President’s Health Precludes  Any Chance Of His ty Nomination.

i MNS An AOMIN HH 5 NOT GONSIDERED       RE pe BLIC; AN L FADI ats AND CANBID: ATE ee PRESIDENT aL aS PAIGN

SAYS WILSON'S HEALTH PREGLUDES CANDIDAG'   Nomination for Third Term Declared Impossibility by the Treasury Official

WILSON’S ILL. HEALTI PRECLUDES CANDIDAC) FOR A THIRD TER)   Shouse Says It Would Be Imposstble for President to Conduct Campaign.

PREQIDENT 3 HEALTH WOULD FORBID flo RUNNING 3D) TM   Wilson’s Nomination D clared To Be Impossibility.

aan els aa ara  BE A CANDIDATI   Jouett Shouse of Treasury De. partment Issues Statement.   President's Health Too Poor to Stand Strain of Campaign, He Deciares,

WILSON'S HEALTH TOQ POOR FOR RACE   Prominent Democrat Says Presiden Will Not Be FE: - Candidate. :

THIRD TERM IMPOSSIBLE FOR PRESIDENT WILSON ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH   PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOF Hi’ TO CONDUCT CAMPAIGN, SAYS JOUETT SHOUSE,

WILSON NOT TO RUN, IS CERTAIN   NO REAL FRIEND OF THE § PRESI. DENT WISHES TO SEE HIM NOMINATED, SHOUSE SAYS

MO CHANCE FOR — WILSON TO RUN   President’s Health Makes  Certain He Won't Be Candidate, Asserts Shouse.

WILSON IS IMPOSSIBLE   ‘THAT IS OPINION OF HEAD OF K AVS AS DELEGATION,   Mr. Shouse Thinks Elther Glass or Davis Likely to he-the Demo. : cratic Nontliee,

WILSON NOT CANDIDATE   Jouett Shouse of Treasury Department Issues Statement.   President's Health Too Poor to Stand Strain of Campaign, He Deciares.

WILSON NOT IN RACE   IS NOT A CANDIDATE FOR THIRD TERM.   Jouett Shouse Says President's Health Too Poor to Even Consider Such Campaign.

SAYS NO COLLUSION [Ne RECENT EVENTS   3ainbridge Colby Confers With Wilson Before Departure.

THIRD TERM FOR WILSON [MPOSSIBLE   J. Shouse Declares Health of President Bars Another Run   FRIENDS AGAINST MOVE,   No Real Friend Regards His Nomination as Possible, Says Shouse

WILSON OUT-OF RACE   Third Term Out of Question Because of Health.

SHOUSE SAYS WILSON WON’T BE NOMINATED   Condition of the President's Health Prevents, Says Assistant Secretary of Treasury.

FOR PRESIDENT   Health of Wilson Would Not Permit Him to Make Campaign

-NLY A FEW COULD HEAR WALJ0 TALK   alate.’ ane  FORMER RAIL DIRECTOR HAD TO TALK WHERE CAR HAPHENED TO BE   HIS WIFE WAS ALONG   Was Introduced As the oO ly Member of the McAdoo Family Worth Looking At   While Big Crowd Turned Qut, Only A Few Could Get Arond Rear Platform

Was Introduced As the Qnly M ber of the McAdoo ‘amily Worth Lookin                    While Big Crowd Turned. Gut, Only A Few Could Get “Atond. Rear Platforur '

District SCALE        fective in This Sectio of Country.   RAISES GIVEN

BAFFIN LAND 10 BE EXPLORED IN SUMMER OF 19274   Party Headed by Donald MacMillan Will Leave Boston in July of Next Yea: in Schooner Bowdoin.

BAFFIN LAND ~— TISNEW QUES’   Secrets of Great Arcti Island Object of New Expedition

More Than Five Cents a Bushe -is Slashed from Value within Hour’s: Time

“Wheat Touches Lowest Point Since ' 1917 While Corn and Oats Make Downward Plunge to New Record.

DROPS 5 CENTS   Prices in Oat and Corn Pits Also Took a Big   1917 PRICES ARE : NOW PREVAILING   Scarcity of Buyers a Prime Pactor in Disturbed Con

THE SLASHING OF PRIGES GOES ON   NEW LOW MARKS MADE FOR GRAIN AND HOGS—ATTITUDE OF FARMERS

MARKET AGAIN AT  NEW LOW   Feverish Trading in All Grain: Results in Further Decline

FIVE-CENT DROP IN WHEAT PRICE OCCURS MONDAY   Gives Evidence That Period of Deflation Has Not Spent Its Force.

KANSAS MINERS. CHIEF ASE      Howatt Says Coal Diggers will Start Cleaning Up Mines Preparatory to Walkout in Protest of Fines   REVISION OF IOWA WAGE SCALE FORMALLY ASKED   Eight Hundred Men Ordered to Resume Work in Arkansas Fields Following Signing of Mutual Agreement

THE MINERS (WILL STRIKE   ‘Alex Howat Says Kassas Work: ecs ate to Gb Out Soon. ~   A PROTEST AGAINST - FINES   This is Because They Have Re: fused to: Work In Mises on Salurdays

KANSAS MINERS PLANNING WALKOUT   Strike Will Be in Protest Against Fines.

KANSAS MINERS TO STRIKE   It Will Be Called Becanse Men Have Been Fined for Working on  Sainrdav«.

KANSAS MINERS WILL STRIKE IN. PROTEST TO SATURDAY FINES      Half of Foree -Will Be Af. fected by Deductions. in Pav.

EXTRA!   OWA GOAL DITUATION 5 SERIOUS   PRES. J. C. LEWIS REQUESTS A CONFERENCE.   IER REPRESENTATIVES AND Tri= OPERATORS.   Kansas Is Facing a State-Wide Strik of Miners and Lewis Predicts a Serious Sitution In This State In Near Future,

HOWAT STARTS . REBEL STRIKE   PLANNED TO HAVE "IT - COME OFF NEXT WEEK.   NATIONAL ORGANIZATION RE JECTED 5-DAY PLAN.   It Afforded Opportanity for a Walk: - out and Howat Bats 1000 on - Work Refrains. : ;

Coal Miners Fined for Not Working — Satttrday; Howat to Declare Strike

KANSAS MINERS MAY QUIT AGAIN   Howat Orders a Preparatory Clean-Up.   A PROTEST AGAINST FINES   Miners Object to Being Disc'plined Because They Fail to Work Oo Saturdays.

[WO DRY WORKERS CHASED   American Prohibitionists’ Meeting  Broken Up In Wales By Wet Sympathzers.,

American Prohibitionists'’ Meeting Broken Up In Wales By Wet Sympathzers,

NO CAUSE FOR ‘ALARM OVER FLU, SAYS U.S   Millions. Imntune and Lack of “ Troop -Movement Relieves, ko - Cause for Anxiety.

NO REASON FOR “FLU” ALARM.       Steps Have Been Paken to Localise Disease in Chicago,

JAPAN CLINGS TO KOREA PLAN   Has No Intention of Giving Up Assim. ilation Policy, Is Report From Seoul.

 DELEWARE SENATE RATIFIES  WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN   Refevendunt Amendment Turned Down—House Has Defeated

UPPER HOUSE OF DELAWARE. GIES CIFFAAGE BOOST   By Vote of 11 to 6 Delaware Senate Revives Amendment After Long Bickering   SUFFRAGE LEADERS HOPE FOR CONCURRENT ACTION   House Will Take Up Vote on Measure Today Although Defeated Previously

SUFFRAGE WINS IN DELAWARE   Senate Passes Ratification Bill by 11 to 6 Vote-——-Was Defeated by the House.

The Deleware Seni, > Passes the Suffrage Bill   Sudden Reversal Carries Measure to Victory’s Door. Resolution Adopted 11 to 6, Now Goes Before House of Reprentatives.  _ Women Are Now Rejoicing. -

SUFFRAGE IS REVIVED BY DELAWARE SENATE   Ratification Bill Passed, Eleven te Six, Big Demonstration Follow. ing Annountcement of Vote.

WITHOUT HOMES, -ITALIANS OCCUPY CHURCHES AND FORMER PALACE OF PoOPt

NO FURTHER MOVE TO FND STRIKE S MAGE   RAILROAD OFFICIALS AT CHICAGO SAY MORE MEN RETURN. TO WORK.

MORE STRIKERS RETURN 10 WORE   ‘Although No Further Mov Has Been Made To End ‘the Trainmen’s. Walk-Out   GRUNAU  IS “S STUBBORN   Head ' of. “Yardmen’s . Ass’ Says Nothing More Will: Be Dove To Bring Peace.

YARDMEN WILL SIT - TIGHT, SAYS GRUNAI   Further’ Efforts to End Strike “fo Be Abandoned, Hé Adds,

AT HOME, AWAIT ISSUE   NO FURTHER MEETINGS ARE TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO, IT [3 STATED—MORE MEN ARE AT WORK IN YARDS THERE

OTRIKERS 10 “SIT TIGHT AT HOME”   Grunau Says They Wil Await Action. +

OFFER $20,000 FOR PROOF SOVEREIGNTY WOULD BE ABRIDGED   Cash Prize Awaits Person With  Convincing Argument League Would Force U. S. Troops   In Foreign Wars.

$25,000 Is Offered for Any One Prov ing Trath of G. 0. P. Charge Against League

OFFER $25,000 FOR PROFF SOVERIEGNTY WOULD BE ABRIDGED   Cash Prize Awaits Person With Con. vineing Argu e Would Force U. 8. Troops In Foreign Wars.

MANY IDLE IN CHICAGO..      ‘But Vigorous ‘Steps Wili Be Takes  for Thelr Relief.

CONSIDER CASES OF UNEMPLOYED   One Hundred Thousand Men Out of Work in Chicago at Present ~

WNEMPLOVES IN CHICAGO SAEAT BITY PROBLEN   COUNCIL CONSIDERS MEASURE: TO PREVENT CRISIS AND RETARD CRIME.

ENTENTEDEGIOE ACTION IN RUHR   Situation in Reds’ Stronghold to Remain Unchanged Until Vote is Taken.   AUTHORITIES IN ICONFLICT

MANY ARE KILLED AT ELBERFELD IN RUHR REGION   300 PERSONS DEAD 2 REPORTS DECLARE  {   Communists Take 700 Prisoners, Dispatches Today State—Presi dent Ebert’s Guns in  oe

ESTATE   JF WILLIAM P. MORTON, FORMER VICE PRESIDENT   Valued at $10,000,000 —Will Filec Today.

MORTON ESTATE IS BIG   FORMER VICE PRESIDENT WILLS ' $10,000,000.   Bulk of Fortune Left to Daughters; Document Filed in Federal District Court at Washington.

MORTON'S ESTATE ESTIMATED AT 10 MILLION DOLLARS   ‘Money and Effects Dividec  Among Members of Family : and Servants.

EVP MORTUR LEFT AN oT ATE FF SO 000 U0   Trust Fund Created fo’ ' Daughters and Grandchildren.

DAUGHTERS ARE - GIVEN BULK OF MORTON ESTATE   No Public Bequests in Instrument Which Dis poses of $10,000,006 Property.

LARGE MORTON ESTATE   Will of Former Vice President Disposes. of $10,000,000,   Bulk of Fortune Left to Daughters; Document Filed in Federal District Court at Washington.

$10,000,000 ESTATE “ADMITTED TO PROBATE   Will of Late Levy P, Morton Remembers Relatives.

10 MILLON SPLIT AMONG RELATIVE BY MORTON Will   Aside from Few Bequests to Servants, Big Estate Goes Mainly to Daughiers.

MORTON LEAVES HUGE ESTATE   Former Vice President Leaves Property of . $40,000,000

ESTATE TEN MILLIONS   Levi P. Morton, Ex-Vice President “ . Died Wealthy Man.

LEVI P. MORTON: OISPOSES OF 10 AALLIONS IN WILL   Former’ Vice: ‘President. Gives ~ Estate to Members: of His Family and:Servarits

MRS. U. M. ELLIS DIED AT HOME NEAR ‘HUNTINGTON   Well Known and Respected Lady of _ ‘That Community Laid to .. aie Rest Hera. =

LITTLE HEADWAY IN TRIAL OF L W. W   Case of Armistice Day Rioters Not Allowed to ‘Testify By Judge Wilson.

a — . : es  SEW YORI BALIO     ey SLES  WILL MOT RAISE 275s  a bale

‘Kansas Man Got Place _ Qn Olympic Contests  As Heavyweight Boxer

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF CANADIAN RAILS IS ISSUE   Proposals for State Administration of Grand Trunk System are Laid Before Stockholders

CANADIAN GOV’T MAY TAKE OVER GRAND TRUNK   Part of the Line Is Operated in the United States—Hopes to Make Improvements.

FIREMEN MAY STRIKE   f ~ Chicago Fire Fighters Serve Ultimatum on the Mayor.   Declare Théy Will Quit Inside of Twe Days Unless Pay Increase Comes.

CITY EMPLOYEES OUT   CHICAGO CLERKS STRIKE WHEN PAY RAISE IS REFUSED.   City Halil is Guarded by Detectives— Municipal Departments, Except Health, Closed.

REASON BLE PRICES FOR THE ROUNDUP   mesos Zwei ty ot best Rope that bi eee. Weetd ta the ta

SPE gs ais Pe Pai re 7 meee INJURED RACING CAR DRIVER IS MAKING oOoniTonrt ponanavweon-

NORMANDY SINGERS AT THE DREAMLANE   ATTRACTIVE COMPANY TO PUT ON PLEASING PROGRAM WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Former Insane Asylum Inmate Returns to Texas to Bury His Wife; Texas Won't Interfere

MADE ESCAPE _ FROM ASYLUM   Although in Danger of Arrest Brings Body to ‘Texas for Burial 

Doctor, Who Es caped from Texas hie Asylum gad Renaed Ri in Loursiana, Returns to State

DUTLAWS. STAND PAT   Railroad Stikers’ Demands Are Unchanged; Must be Given Jobs Back.   GETURNING TO WORK IN NUMEROUS crrre

COX CHEERFULL IN FARE OF RETHRNS   WITHHOLDS STATEMENT UNTIL HE HAS HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO ANALYZE THE VOTE,

ARTILIT ERY IN PLAY   _ Socialists Throw Up Barricade in Revolt Staged in Triest

RIOT QUELLED BY ITALIAN SOLDIERS   a  SOCTALISTS OFFER ARMED BATTLE TO GOV ERNMENT TROOPS: DECIDE TO RETIRE AFTER SHORT FIGHT.

SOCIALIST RIOT ITALY PROVES TO BE SERIOUS   Necessary to Call Out the Military Troops Quell Disturbance.

BLOODY FIGHTS RAGE IN TRIESTE REVOLT   Italian Troops Restore Order After Day Of Steady Battle In Streets.

RED REVOLT IS ON IN TTALEAN CHES   IN TRIESTE SOCIALISTS ANi GOVERNMENT PROOPS MAKE WAR  BOLSHEVIST FLAGS UP   Chemical Werks at Milxen Are Seized on Orders of the Chamber of Lahor

17 4LIAN SOCIALISTS BATTLE WITH TROOPS IN STREETS OF TRIESTE   Factory Ait Luccz Taken Back By Troops; Chemicai Planis At Milan Siezed By Reds

SOCIALIST REVOLT BREAKS OUT IN TRIESTE   — gS —, Machine Guns  ombs Are Freely Em ad — Troons Are Challengwed hw Socialists.

Charges ‘Reckless Inefficiency’ and Attempt to Surrender Sovereignty

TRIEST REDS BATTLE WITH (ITY TRADE   Tialian Soldiers Turn Ma. chine Guns On Rarricades      DESTROYER IS RUSHED   Socialists Withdraw After Sharp Fighting; Metal Workers Meet < *

Uta END REDLLLIGN i ALAN GHTY   SOCIALISTS BARRICADE THEMSELVES AGAINST FIRE FROM TROOPS AND DESTROYER,

TRIESTE REDS FIGHT TROOPS   Desperate Battle Is Fought ir  Streets, Radicals Withdraw ing as Artillery Comes.   ITALIAN SITUATION BAD

RED REVOLT IS ON IN ITALIAN CITIES   IN TRIESTE SOCIALISTS AND Gt NVUENT THOOT s. wea Te         Chemicud Werks at Milan Ar Seized en Orders of the Chamber of Lahor

SOLDIERS ARE VICTIMS WHEN RIOTERS SHOOT   Casualties Also Reported Among Socialists During the Shooting   TROOPS RESTORE ORDER   Two Hundred Chemical Workers in Milan Hoist Red Flag Over Plants

cialists Revolt t Trieste; Troops -atrol City Streets   une Guns Brought Into Play—Bar cades Erected in Streets—lItaliar orces Now in Control

ITALIANS SUBDUE SOCIAL UPRISING   Streets Are Barricades anc Sharp Volleys Exchanged at Triest.   GOVERNOR COWS RIOTERS

SOGIALISTIC REVOLT ~ IN TRIESTE QUELLED BY ITALIAN SOLDIERS      Order Restored After Shar] Fight of Several Hours Duration   GOVERNMENT ULTIMATUM T0 LEADERS BRINGS RESULTS   Rioters Tear Down Entrenchments and Retire from Streets

TRIEST SOCIALISTS IN FIGHT FROM BARRICADES   Disorders Quieted, However, After Several Soldiers Are Wounded.

SOCIALIST: RIOTS -INTRIESTE aH i »LARBE PROPORTIONS   ‘Artillery: and Mi Machine . Gans  An Streets Ate Used to Quel!  _ Disturbances—Naval Forces  _ Restore Onde = "Socialists Well:Armed. :

TRIESTE SOCIALISTS REVOIT   Strect Fighting Was Sharp Before Reheat: Einally Withdrew.

MILITARY AND NAVAL FORGES AESTORE ORDER   SHARP BATTLE WITH INTRENCH. ED SOCIALISTS   RIFLES, BOMBS, GERNADES FREELY EMPLOYED   Troops Pattrol Streets and_ Italian Destroyer Commands Public Square From Harbor of Trieste

SOCIALISTS IN REVOLT   There is a Good-Sized Civil War in Trieste, Italy, Now,

TRIESTE Ute CF ENCOMATER, MARY VINTED   Reds Behind Barricade Challenge Troeps to Engage Then   FIERCE BATIL EIS  Balaue In. STREETS    Quiet Restored When Soidiers and Battleship Draw Up Into Position

Sti i ie ee abi nnn maaan: Ci  (2,000 RAILWAY WORKERS STRIKE FOR WAGE DEMAND

12,000 INDIA RAILMEN STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY   Disorder Marks Walkout o Workers on Peninsular

Wichita Falls Gitizens Will » Guarantee $100,000 for Better Salaries to School Teachers

WICHITA FALLS  GITIZENG MET SUHOULS NEEDY   HUNDRED CITIZENS UNDERWRITE FUND OF HUNDRED THOUS. AND FOR HIGHER SALARIES,

BIG VOTE FOR HARDING  California Plurality Nears Fou Hundred Thousand Mark.

CHICAGO IN THROES OF A ~~" CAR STRIKE   Girl Killed and Many Hurt When Truck Carrying Passengers Is Wrecked.   WALKOUT IS UNEXPECTED   Elevated Lines and Steam Roads Swamped With Thousands of Persons Attempting to Get to Work —Early Settlement Predicted.

GHIGAGU GAR LINES TIED UP BY STRIKE   Wreck of Truck Carrying Passengers Kills Girl.   SEVEN OTHERS ARE INJURED   Strikers Consist of Electricians, Machinists and Track Laborers— Walkout Was Unexpected and  Came Without Warning.

STRIKE TIES UP CARS IN CHICAGO   Girl Killed and Many Hurt When Truck (Carrying ‘Passengers ‘Is Wrecked.   WALKOUT IS UNEXPECTED   Elevated Lines and Steam Roads Swamped With Thousands of Per. Sone Attempting to Get to Work Early Settlement Predicted.

STRIKE 10 BE DEPENDENT ON CUMMINS BILL   Approximately 400,000 Men Vote 9 to 1 in Favor of . Action, Says Secretary   LABOR SEEKS REMOVAL’ ANTI-STRIKE PROVISION   aft CUMMINS BILL IS PASSED  4 AS IT NOW STANDS, RAILROAD MEN WILL SEPK THE PRESIDENTS VETO,

THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE   400,000 Machinists Arrayed Against Anti-Strike Legislation.

MACHINISTS An READY TQ STRIKE   Overwhelming Vote Authorives Internationa) Officers to Issue Order as a Protest so Cummins Bil.

SUFFER A POCKET VETO.   Billie Paceed by Congreas Allowed by **reaident te Die.

WAR LAW REPEAL MEASURE MIPPED AT WHITE HOUSE   Fifty-eight Measures Ar Signed by Wilson on  Closing Day.

POCKET VETO OF 1.5 EXECUTIE DROVES, FATAL   ‘Among Important’ Bills Signed  Is One Granting Advance to Postal Wen:   ARMY REORGANIZATION . - MEASURE . APPROVED   Immigration of Aliens and : Their Residence in Nation to Be Regulated

Come to President Wilso: Too Late for Consideration, He Explains

Both Houses Adjourn After Sessions Marked by Rush to Get Through Many Impprtant Measures.

FAIL TO REACH WILSON IN TIME FOR SIGNATURE   MEASURES AUTOMATICALLY DIE AS AIVROVAL NOT MADE BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.   FIFTY EIGHT ARE APPROVED   Army and Navy Appropriations, Sundry Civil, Merchant Marine and Army Reorganization Bills Most Imoortant.

President Claims They Did Not Reach Him In Time for Signature.   FIFTY-EIGHT MEASURE APPROVED BY WILSON   Water Powers Resolution and War Laws Repeal Bill Among The Dead.

ELEVEN BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS OIE THRU POCKET VOTE   Water Power Measure and Repeal of Wartime Laws Among Those Killed.   FAILED TO REACH HIM IN TIME, PRESIDENT SAYS   Fifty-eight Approved and Signed by Mr. Wilson Included Merchant Marine Bill and That Providing for Exlusion and Expulsion of Aliens of Anarchistic Organizations,

11 BILES KILLED BY POCKET VETO ce CET APPROVAL   President Explains That Measures Which Died Did Not  Reach Him in Time.   WARTIME LAWS TO STAND  Joint Resolution Repealing Them Among “Deceased.”

MEXICO CITY IS IN DANGER ZONE   PRESIDENT ¢€ 4684874 REDVORTmo Rmreany Te nicer,   FACES FAMINE IN HIS CAPITAL   Sehedaled ta teave Tharsday, With Nera (rur Uis Oblective—Pacbhlo Seid te He te Heads of  Hexolationiets.

 INJURED WHILE FIGHTING FIRE   Five Removed to Hospit«! Fellowing Hot Air Ex plosion at Temple Str:-" © 1>~e—Span of Horses Blown Across Street.

FOURTEEN PORTLAND FIREMEN  INJURED WHILE FIGHTING FIRI   Five Removed to Hospita! Following Hot Air Ex plosion at Temple Str<-' © !>7e—Span of Horses Blown Across Street.

AMERICANS FOUND SAFETY UNDER FLAG OF GREAT BRITAIN   Witness Recalls That When V era Cruz Was Seized the American Consulates Were Sacked and British Gave Protection.

AMERICANS WN MAEAICO TOOK REFUGE UNDER BRITTO FLAG WHEN MAO MEX MOBS WERE AFTER THEIR BLOOL

KANSAS MILLS =~ QUTSIBE COURT      Bekeved They Do Not Sell  Enough Products in State _  for. Regulation. 

INLAND WATE  WAYS FAVORED   ‘National Industrial Traffie _ League Believes in Im provement of Rivers.

SHIP AGROUND CALLS FOR HELP   Steamer Princess Anne, Witt 32 Passengers and Crew o: 72 in Distress   Tugs Rush to Aid of Strand ed Vessel off Coast of  Paw Ietaee.

YT EAMER AGKUUNG Urr LONG St AND   Princess Anne Helpless in Heavy Storm and Taking Wate: Calls For Help----Passengers In No Immediate Danger

BlG STEAMER  ASHORE ORE  LONGISLAND   Ship: “Taking Water and Call: i for Help.

LINER PRINCESS ANNE (S AGROUND OFF COAST   WIRELESS REACHES NEW YORK TELLING DISTRESS   i   Tugs. Standing Near in High, i Storm Swept Sea Await  { Chance to Rescue.   HULL 18 BADLY STRAINED   Vessel Left New York for Nor. ‘folk Yesterday Driven Ashore By Gale.

PASSENGER SHIP 1S ASHORE ON COAST OF LONG ISLAND   Old Dominion Liner Princess Anne Driven Ashore In Storm Early Today.   SENDS OUT S. O. S. CALLS   Vessel in No Immediate Danger of Breaking Up; Storm Continues Along Coast.

Princess Anne, With 104 on Board, Being, _ Hammered by Waves 25 Feet High Off ~ Rockaway Point on Long Island.   ‘FOUR LOSE LIVES IN NEW YORK; COAL AND FOOD ARE CUT OFF   Property Damage on Coast Runs to $2,000,000: —Thirty-nine Ships Sound Distress Calls, Some Being Held in Ice.

GIANT WAVES CHECK ATTEMPTS MADE 10. HELP PRINCESS ANN   Wireless Says Captain of Vessel Is Injured; Call for Tugs Is Sasued ;   POSITION OF STEAMER DECLARED SERIOUS   Trail of Destruction aad Suffering in Wake of Fierce ‘Atlantic Storm

STEAMER: SENDS CALLS FOR HELP   Old Dominion ‘Lino, Princess Anne int Danger. of Breaking to Picews Off N. Ye.

PRINCESS ANNE RUNS AGROUND   CARRIES 104 PEOPLE—TUGS = Gi TO AID OF STRANDED VES.

STEAMSHIP PRINCESS ANNE IS ASHORE   Old Dominion Liner Ran Upon Long Island

OLD DOMINION STEAMER AGROUND OFF THE LONG ISLAND COAST AND HAS WIRELESSED FOR TUGS TO TAKE OFF HER PASSENGERS.

Passengers In No reas ate Danger A al Waves Run High. .  Raging Storm Prevents Life Savers From Reaching’, ‘Stranded Boat.’ “--

SHIP AGROUND IN HEAVY GALE CALLS FOR HELP   Atlantic Seaboard Suffered in Worst Storm of Years.

STEAMSHIP PRINCESS ANNE RUNS AGROUND IN GALE OFF LONG ISLANI   Concern ror Fate of 32 Passeucers and 72 os Crew o1 Old DomuAon Linerz Fiforts at Rescne Fail.

PRINGESS. ANNE BROUNDED: 32 PASCENCERS SAFE   Eastern Cohst Sw Swept by Snow and Winds, Damage ™ % Heavy.

THE PRINCESS ANNA, ~ CARRYING A PASSEN. GER LIST OF 32.   And Crew of 72.in Danger Off Rockaway Point — A Boat Launched to Give Assistance Nearby Bat-. tarad ta Pierced

100 ON BOAT ARE IN DANGER   5. 0. 8. Call is Sent Out by Vessel Mile Off Rockaway Point

IF. CONSPIRACY 10 CAPTURE THE GOVERNMENT   As Expressed by Former Pennsylvania District Attorney, Before Committee.

DISBELIEF IN REVOLT MENACE IS EXPRESSED   FORMER FEDERAL ATTORNEY OF OPINION MORE LEGISLATION UNNECESSARY

HOUSE PASSES INCREASE BILL   “Whereby EMisted Men Get 80 te 50 Per Cent Retroactive Advance, ..

HOUSE PASSES “INGREASE BIL   Whereby Enlisted Men. Get 80 te Per Cent Hetroactlye Advance, —

ee ee  FOR GERMAN SHELLS NEVER “BATTED” AN EYE; TOOK TWO WIVES, HE LANDS IN A CELL

[FOR GERMAN SHELLS NEVER “BATTED” AN EYE; TOOK TWO WIVES, HE LANDS IN A. -CELL

SAYS PREMIERS HAVE REJECTED WILSON’S PLAN   Paris Paper Says Hi Objections Met No  Response.

TEMPS STRAINED CONSTRUCTION   Of President Wilson’s Note tc Premiers Regarding Settlement Fiume Controversy   WE WILL NOT WITHDRAW

WILSON DENIES BREAK THREAT   Paris Newspaper’s Interpretation ~” of the President’s Note se Too Sweeping. oe   U. S. POSITION IS UNCHANGED   White House Avers Country Will Participate in Peace Pact When Ratified—Adopts Hands Off Policy in Adriatic.

WILSON AT OUTS WITH THE ALLIES   Premiers England, France and Italy Turn Him Down.   ROW OVER THE FIUME CASE    Washington Denies President Said  United States Would no Longer  Concern Itself in Europe.

MILSON SAYS NOTE ON FIUME WAS MISINTERPRETED   DENIES THREAT TO WITHDRAW FROM. EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.   POSITION IS SAME;   Paris Does Not Consider Word of President as Ultimatum. .

FIUME NOTE _ JS. EXPLAINED   United States Will Not Withdraw From Eu ropean Affairs.

LUMPROMISE UNLY QULUTION DAYS ENTENTE   Wilson Protests Reject ed; America Hints a Withdrawal From En tire Affair.

 Officials Explain Meaning as ' ‘Withdrawal from Fiume Issue and Not League.   ALLIES PREPARING REPLY   ‘Meanwhile London Regards Pres' ident’s Action as Sensational Development,

ONLY WITHDRAWAL FROM ADRIATIC   Participation in Other Affairs of Kurope to Continue

FAKE 1S EXPOSED BY WHITE HOUSE   Wilson Did Not Threaten to Quit  European Affairs.  a wires   NOTE REFERS ONLY TO FIUME

EXEGUTIVE LETTER «= ON FIUME itso IS MISINTERPRETED   30 Say White House Officials Who Say Wilson Did Not - Threaten to Withdraw From. Eruopean Affairs, a)   PREMIERS MAKE REPLY.

ISAY PARIS TAKES. WRONG VIEW bE ADRIATIC STANE   America Will Not Wits draw from Peace Conf  ence Staternent Says, “>   WILL NOT PARTIONPATE IN =. AFFAIRS: OF THE ba   Paris Papér Says Allies Will Reject America’s Pro-,-, “posal.

PRES. WILSON'S JUGO-SLAVIA PLAN REJECTED   Britain and France Insist That Nation Must Agree to the Compromise Offered.   WILSON THREATENED TO WITHDRAW THE U.S   The Adriatic Problem Still » Far From a Settlement.

PREMIERS REFUSE TO LET PRESIDENT ALTER TERMS OF SETTLEMEN)   White House Denies That It Intends to _ Withdraw From All Deliberations  And Says Paris Is Unduly Nettled TONDON PACT WHIT. BE ADHEREN TO              ERM DGS: DR: PP: REPLY PRE

a - » wn Tk i NUMBER IOF PERSONS: ILL.   Influpnza Epidemic , in City “and Throughout County. -

NUMBERED OF PERSONS LLL.   Infllenza Epidemic in City and Throughout County.

eee. (eee eee  Alleged Kidnaper in Bisbee Deportations Gets Acquittal

SOVIET TROOPS WITHIN DOZEN MILES WARSAW   Saldau North of Warsaw Captured After Heavy Fighting.

SENATE RECESS IS ENDANGERED   Progressives Continue Assault on “Old Guard” Over Packers’ Rill  oe   KENYON LEADS THE REVOLT   Is Backed by Johnson and the Pros gressive Democrats — “Standpat. ters” Call a Conference for Saturday to Lay Plans,  7

FIGHT IN SENATE IMPERILS RECESS   Row Over Packers’ Bi'l Cause: a Sharp Battle.   ATTACK ON THE “OLD GUARD”   Progressives, Headed by Kenyon and Johnson, and Backed by Progressive Democrats, Force “Standpatters” to Call Conference.

CENATE MAY BE ROBBED OF ITS RECESS   Protjressives Continue Assault or Guard” Over Packers’ 05)   KENYON LEADS THE REVOLI   Is Backed by Johnson and the Pro. Oressive Democrats — “Standpattere” Cali a Conference for Saturday to Lay Plans.

MAYOR fiYLAR MUST TESTIFY   Concerning the Scandal i New York’s Building Situation.

2 CHICAGO WORKERS KILLED   Bo'lermrker> Victims as Sanffold Falls at Whiting Refinery-—Stand. ard Oi! Em='oyees,

3 CHICAGO WORKERS KILLE:   Soltermakers Victims as Scaffate Fails at Whiting Refinery—Stangard Ot Employees,

3 CHICAGO WORKERS KILLED   Boilermakers Victims as_ Scaffold Fails at Whiting Refinery—Standard Oil Employees.

PRAYS FOR WILSON’S HEALTH.   Minister Uses Presideni’'s Cheir in White Tionse OF eos.

PRICES START DOWNWAKD   State Economy Drive Director Says Effect of Drive is Becoming Apparent.

MAS. AYAN ORY PRIGES TUMBLING   Director’s Bulletin Tells ¢ Result of State Economy Drive.   Urges Buyers to Register Complaints—Report on Activities In Nebraska.

STATE OF WAR ENDED BY SENATE   VOTE WAS FORTY-THREE TO THIRTV-EIGHT — PRESIDENT EXVPEUTED TQ VETO MEASCRE  “TO HIM,

lepublicans, Aided by Three _Democrats, Force Meas-. , ure Through .   REPEAL OF ALL WAR MEASURES IS PLANNED   XERTAINTY OF VETO FOR KNOX RESOLUTION WILK HASTEN REPEAL OF sTAT UTES PASSED DURING WAR,

PASS PLAN FOR PEACE   Anox Resolution Adopted in Senate by Vote of 43 to 38 In Face of Almost Sure Veto by President Wilson—Gives U. S. All Guarantees Under the Versailles Treaty.

Substitute for Treaty — of Versailles Faces Presidential Veto.   ENDS STATE OF WAR   All. United States Rights Stipulated and Reserved,

ACCEPT SUGGESTIONS MADE BY COMMITTEE   COUNTY BOARD ADOPTS REC. OMMENDATIONS FOR HIGH. WAY EXPENDITURES

ACCEPT SUGGESTIONS MADE BY COMMITTEE   COUNTY BOARD. ADOPTS REC OMMENDATIONS .FOR HIGH PENDITURES

CABINET MEMBERS MAY QUIT   Daniels, Palmer and Burleson to Resian. Says Report.

3 CABINET MEMBERS TO QUIT   Report Says DOaniecis, Paimer and Burieson Will Resign, No Matter . How Election Goes.

FLYERS COMING BACK REAL SOON      fexican, Goverument. Claims. i WU) Make an Intensive Campaign Against: Bondits.

A.F.LLREPORTS — ON CANDIDATES ~ FOR PRESIDENT   Cox Is Rated as More Favor able to Labor Than His ~ Qpponent.

ORGANIZED LABOR'S NON PARTISAN LEAGUE FAVORS ELECTION OF GOV. COX

AE OF L FORMALLY ENDORSES HIM HARDING 3 HEGORD 15 ANTI-LABOR      3OMPERS AND COMMITTEE SIGN STATEMENT DECLAR.: ~ ING LABOR SHOULD SUPPORT COX AT THE POLLS

LABOR’S NON-PARTISAN POLITICAL _ COMMITTEE FAVORS GOVERNOR COX   Declares Governor Has “Shown Himself Possessed of.a Fuller Understand of the Needs of the, Working People.”

Gompers and Other =: - U.S. Labor Leaders: > Urge Cox’s Electior   mpartisan Campaign: Committee Asks Workers to Support. =: * Democrat. Z 3

Has “Shown Himself Possesser of a Fuller Understanding of the Needs of the Working PeopleO”’   DEMOCRAT PLATFORM IS BEST OF THE TWO   Ten Unfavorable Votes Are Chalked Up Against Harding in Senate: Gompers and Woll Issus Statement,

REPORT SIGNED © BY GOMPERS   Labor Records of Harding anc Cox Are Reviewsd.   MADE PUBLIC BY COMMITTEE

URGANIZED NON: PARTTOAN LABOR MEN FAVOR GOK   Say He Had “Shown Himself Possessed of a Fuller Understanding.”   Deciare Cox Has Legitimate Labor Platform Behind Him.

GOVERNOR GOX PLEASES LABOE   Declares He Understands Needs of the Working People.

DANDIDATES HAVE BUSY DAY TODA)   Most of Them Have Several Hours Overtime Pay Coming to Them on Labor Day   COX SPEAKS AT MINNEAPOLIS   Sen. Harding to Speak From Front Porch to an Audience of Neighbers and Visiting Delegations

eae  SEIZE AUTOMOBILE AND LOAD OF WHISKEY; TWO MEN ARE UNDER ARRES   CARGO OF LIQUOR EN ROUTE Te OKLAHOMA WHEN CAUGHT BY BORDER AGENTS,

PACKERS':BACK PAY.   Sixty Thousaiid’ Employes Benefitted by. Court Decision.   Rg Imnitea Praca

Villa Preparing to Attack Torreon is El Paso Report Federal Reinforcements Sen

Residents of Polish Capital in Wild Scramble To Get Out of City on Hear. ing That Armistice Plans Have Failed for the Time.   SITUATION GROWS MORE MENACING AS REDS ADVANCE

EXPECT FAL ~ OF WARSAW INFEW DAYS   Government Will Be Removed to Cracow Before Troops Enter City.

WARSAW MUCH DISTURBED AT THE PROSPECT   Residents of Polish Capital in Wild  Scramble To Get Out of Cityon Hear.  ~ ing That Armistice Plans Have Failed for the Time.   SITUATION GROWS MORE MENACING AS REDS ADVANCI

ODESSA TAKE BY UKRANIANS   Committee of Mixed Citizens Restore Order In City.

ALLEGES HANNA MADE PROMS TO GET MONEY   Manager for General Wood Makes Allegation Regarding Hanna’s Willingness to Solicit Big Campaign Fund.   DISCLOSE MADD PLANS   John T. King Asserts Arrangements Were Made to Present Name of Former Secretary to Democratic Convention.

(t. ‘Was Half-. Million, Says Formér : Mati« “goer for Gen. Wood,

CLEVELAND MAN PROMISED TO GO OUT AND GET HUGE CAMPAIGN FUND FOR WOOD   Dan. R. Hanna Said He Would “Gather In’’ $500.O00: Did He Do It? Witness Savs Doesn't Know.

PLANS TO PUT M’ADOO IN NOMINATION REVEALED   Kansas City Publisher Asserts He Was Asked to Submit Former Treasury Secretary’s Name to Democratic Convention—Promise to Get $500,000 for Wood in Early Part of Campaign Is Recited.

MERRY DETAILS OF GREAT RAGE! GETTING LIGHT   MORE ABOUT BIG WOOD FUND _.   HANNA HAS OFFERED TG GO OUT AND GET A_ HALF MILLION _ 

MILLIONAIRES DID NOT UNDERWRITE WOOD'S CAMPAIGN   John T. King Denies Stor About Henry Frick Dinner.   EXPENSES OF COOLIDGE

HANNA PLANS TQ SUPPLY $800,000   Kansas City Publisher Will Nominate M’Adoo By Request of Clique.

SENATE FINDS WAENGE MONEY WAS OBTAINED   LEONARD WOOD FUND LEADS ALL OTHERS SO FAR AS TESTIMONY IS GIVEN   Information of Plans To Put William G McAdoo Before Democrats In San Francisco Is Had

Witness Before Committe: Does Not Know Whether Wood Received Money   McADOO IS MENTIONED   Publigher of Kansas. ~City . Post Asked to Place His Name in Nomination

DR JENKINS ‘WILL NOMINATE M'ADOO  ;   Kansas City Publisher-Minister Will Place Name Before Frisco Convention.

GOOD BIG BELLOWS BLOWS FOR MADOG   DETERMINED EFFORT BHGLN TO PUT NIM ACROSS.   Senate Committee Gets Seme Light Oe How tt te Condacted—Ferther tieeuliry tate ‘ampaige Fu peaditures.

FURTHER DETAILS OF WOOD GAMPAIGH BROUGHT TO LIGHT   Valuable Information Given Committee by Former Manager   SEN. HARDING’S FUND $113,109

$713,109 RAISED FOR HARDING'S CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE LEARNS   Ohio Senator Made Poor Show. ing Even With Largest Fund at His Command.   DR. BURRIS JENKINS KNEW OF NO FUNDS FOR McADO(   Dan R.“ Hanna, Son of Mar! Hanna, Denies Guaranteeing Wood Slush Fund.

SAYS HANNA PROMISED GEN. WOOD $500,000   John T. King Tells Senate Cons

NO MHD EXPENSES ARE YET DISCLOSED   KANSAS CITY NEWSPAPER MAN WAS ASKED TO PRESENT WAME TO CONVENTION.

PLANS TO BOOST M'ADOO REVEALED BEFORE HEARING   COMMITTEE PROBING CAMPATIG® EXPENSES IS GIVEN “INSIDE DOPE” ON MOVEMENT.   CONFERENCE 15 HELD   Testimony Concerning Other Candi dates Presented; Former Wood Manager Tells of Promises to Raise Funds.

PROBERS HEAR  DAUGHERTY   $115,000 Contributed for Senator Harding

LITTLE WILL SPEAK AT K. U. NEXT WEEK   > CE ae  ‘Second District Congressman t Address G. O. P. Ctub—- Meet: ing at EKuder.

LITTLE WILL SPEAK ATK. U. NEXT WEEK      Secand District Congressman to Address G. O. P. Club—Meeling at Euders

LEARN UNITED STATES IS DRY   Lincoln Maw Ketersing From West  Afrien Reaches Providenee,

‘DEVOTE EFFORTS. FOR. FRIENDSHIF   In. Message To’ Greek People  Ke Wants Friendly Rele-; tious of Allied Powers... \

SENATOR HARDING TO : MAINTAIN HIS HEALTE   Geis to Ts Office Early Today and Gota lo Work; Will Devote Aluch Tlme to Goif.

FROM LABOR   Appointments and Conferences Postponed For Few Hours

HARDING PLAYS ROLE 10 REST FROM LABOR      Appointments and Conferences Postponed For Few Hours

BY HARDINE'S PEE   REPUBLICAN LEADER SHOWS READINESS TO PULL OFF COAT AND FIGHT.      REFRESHED RY GOLF.

LATINS WINNERS IN SLAV PARLE}   American Government WI} Approve   Any Solution of the Adriatic Pro.  x , ' Dlom. Tialy Informed.

LATINS WINNERS IN SLAV PARLEY   COMPLETE AGREEMENT ON TEXT OF TREATY REACHED   American Government Will Approye Any Solution of the Adriatie Pro.  blem, Italy Informed,

LN TREATY HELO VICTORY FOR TALY'S DIPLOMATS   Newspapers in Rome Agree on Italian Advantage Resuit of Pact With Serbia.

ITALY AT PEAGE WHTH NEW STATE OF JUb0 SLAVIA   ltahan Diplomacy Beheved Gains Victory in Settlement.

SLO et OD  Pounds and Gallons and Their Fractions Only Legal Units for Selling Butter and Mill

a oan tii gh : lt an   UNIFORM POUND AND GALLON ADOPTED AS STANDARDS OF MEASUREMENTS,

PLANE DASHES TO GROUND THREE MEN ARE KILLED AT COEUR D’ALENE, IDAHO

Three Killed in Idaho When Hydroplane Falls   Two Die When Their Airplane Collapses

ASSEMBLY TO HAVE LEADING ATTORNEY:   To Present, Its Case Against Sus pended Socialists Before Judiciary Committee.

Se en a mee were eet BANDIT RAIDS IN MANCHURIA,  Japanese Troops ps Engaged hy Bolshe-

REDS AND BANDITS ATTACK JAPANESE   Bolshevist Officers Leadin; Malcontents on Korean Frontier.

WILL KEEP GREER KING GFF THRONE   French Commissioner Declares Return of Constantine Would Place Greece at Service of Germany.

EAPECTO ALLIED NATIONS ARE TO PPOGE RETURN ~ OF GONSTANTINE   Charles Jonnart Expresses Views On the Situation Arising Out oi Recent Elections

PLANS OF GREECE FOR CONSTANTINE OPPOSED   France Not Likely to Allow Ex-King to Be Restorec To Hellenic Throne

OnAND KING GUNOTANTINE UNDESIRABLE   Former Ruler Not <Approved for Throne by Rest of Europe      PLEBISCITE TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK   Queen Mother Olga Is Now al Head of the Government

WILL OPPOSE RETURN KING CONSTANTINE   Fear Greece Would Be come Vassal of Germany.

PARIS TRAINS CUT HALF FOR PEOPLE, MOREFOR FREIGH!   ‘Head of: Labor Paper Seeking to Prolong Railroad Strike First to’ Be Arrested.

PARIS STRIKE . AT STANDSTILI   Only ‘About 50.Per Cent of Usual Number of . Trains Operated: :

FRENCH STRIKE STATIONAR}   HOWEVER, FIFTY PER CENT OF TRAFFIC STILL UNABLE a : TO MOV E

Paris Railway Stations And Heast Ports Are Affected By Gen eval Wallan:

STRIKE IN PARIS STATIONARY, SAID   20 Percent of Usual Number of Trains are in Operation

{1S THIS YOUR EXPERIENCEr      Many Oriana Peopte Are Afflicted Wit Annoying Kidney fle.

I ey eee eee eee  Many Orwans People Are Atticted With Apnoyina Midney (ln

ONE KILLED WHEN PATROL AMBUSHEL   Irish Republican Army Directed t Prevent Government Officers Entering County Buildings

ISH POLICE. ARE BAIN ATTABKEL   Leader of the  Patrol: Shot  Down and Killed at the First  Volley. According to Reports - Fyom. Dublin.—Government Officials Ousted. «

PROPOSES NEW BOND ISSUANCE   New Jersey Senator Says Measure is Designed to Begin Payment of Nation's Debts.

ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL.   Nearly Two Million Dollars Has Been : Raised for Project. :

REVOLUTION HAS FULL CONTROL OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS   Indications Are Carran za Government Has  Wholly Collapsed.

ONLY ROUTE OF ESCAPE FOR CARRANZA IS OVER MOUNTAINS.   TOOK 27,000,000 PESOS OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS WITH Hi

Piedras Negras, Opposite Eagle Pass, Goes Over to the Revolutionists.   NOT A SHOT WAS FIRED   Carranza and Army of 4,000 Waiting for Desperate Strug gle in Tlaxcala,

PIEDRAS. NEGRAS FELL - CARRANZA (5 STILL FIGHTIN   Reports From Mexico Is That 4,000 Troops Are Still Defending Carranza Who Is Trying To Escape the Country From Vera Cruz’ by Steamer.

PIEDRAS NEGRAS GOES TO REBELS   Border Town Opposite Eagle Pass Surrenders   HOT A SHOT FIRED   Northern Mexico is Now Almost Entirely Cleared of Carranza Supporters.

DARRTOON TOWN QUARENDER 10 REVOLUTIONISTS   Piedras Negras Passes into the  Control of Mexican Revolt  - Leaders without Firing of a  ~—=s- Shot

 ‘Under-Water Tanks a f Were Ready ai "Armistice   Save’ Frenchman:

UNDERWATER TANKS READY AT ARMIOTIGE GAYS FRENCHIVIAN   Rhine River Would Have Been Crossed by Use of Subfluvial Tanks.

RIVERS NO LONGER TO BE AN OBSTACLE   Problem Solved by “Sub-Fluvial Tanks,” Says French Inventor.

PALMER WILL NOT BE RE-APPOINTED      Governor ~ Cox’s Secretar Says Present Official Would Not Accept Place.   NOMINEE OPPOSED TO WAR   Morris, Speaking for Himself Gives Some Views Candidate Holds,

COX ANXIOUSTO COMMENCE ~ FOUR OE WES!   CONFERENCE BETWEEN LEADER: FIRST MOVE IN FORMING CAMPAIGN PLANS

COX ISREADY TO PLUNGE IN + ANDGETBUS)      Democratic Nominee for Presi dent Anxious to Start Vigorous Campaign aii Once   Conference Due Soon   Next Week Will Likely See Heads Gathered for Mapping Out € ming Offensive

CAMPHIGN OF COX TO BE OUTLINED AT ACONFERENGE SOOK   Cox Known to Favor Tour—Tc Be Allowed Full Party . Leadershin.

GOVERNOR COX IS VERY EAGER FOR THE FRAY   AN FATLY CONFERENCE WIT" FRANKLIN DP. ROOSEVELT AND OTHER LEADERS WLLL BR HELD TO OUTLINE CAMPAIGN.

DEMOCRATS FIXING FOR THE ELECT IGN   COX IS ANXIOUS TO BEGIN ‘SPEAKING TOUR OF THE COUNTRY, IT IS SAID   Roosevelt and Standard Bearer tc Meet at Dayton With Other Leaders to Arrange Details of Drive.

PEP SCREWS TO HAYTL   Stringent Measures” Taken toa Co erve Its resident,

'U. S. OFFICIAL HOLDS ~ i. UP PAY CHECKS OF i. HAYTIAN OFFICIALS

LUNATIC, BROODING OVER REJECTION, KILLS SMALL CIAL OF QBIECT OF fay

FORGER PICKED UP.   He is the Only Boarder Shevit) Roberson Has At Present ‘Time.

Js tound Shot Thra Hrain After livld-Up Party Had  Staaanslt Fie   

TO MAKE SCIENTLFIC INVESTIGATION AMONG LOCAL STONE WORKERS   WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE   Purpose Is To Obtain Health aad Mortality Conditiens Existing

COXSTANDS FRMMBY Wo FIRST CHARGED   PENTES STATEMENT oF HAY THAT REPUBLICANS WERE yo LIMUe CONTRIBUTIONS  na) ONE THOUSAND   HUOTES FROM DOCUMENT   peclares qyut  Say  i  Campaign Doorment Sevrt Ry Republican Managers ing ‘Time Had Comt to nerease Subscript ions  ta Wive Thousand  j

RUEITERATES CHARGES THAT THE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS NOT BE LIMITED $1,000.

COX NOW ALLEGES HAYS TELLS FALSEHOODS IN PROBE OF fF 0. P FUND   Says He Has Official Republican Documents Showing That “Cream of List” Contributes $5,000 Each To Treasury.

COX SAYS $1,000 IS NOT THE LIMIT   Quotes From Republican “¢ificial Campaign Decument” Which Assessed Some Prospects a wh.

COX DECLARES STATEMENT OF HAYS IS FALSE   “Republican Campaign Document” Produced to Show Subscriptions of $5,000 and Upwards Were Asked of “Cream List’; Republican Treasurer Tells Committee State Quotas Were $4,887,500

NO $1,000 LIMIT TO GIFTS. COX SAYS    Democrat Says Official! G. 0. P Documents Prove State; ment Is False.  : _

COX CHARGES HAYS STATEMENT IS FALSE   Democratic Nominee Challenges As sertion Subscriptions Were Limited to $1,000   QUOTES A G. 0. P. DOCUMENT

COX SAYS $1,000 I$ NOT THE LIMIT   Quotes From Republican “Oiielal Camphign Decument® Whielr Assessed Some Prospects “$5,000,

GOVERNOR COX. AT OHIO FAIE   Quotes From the Republi can Official Bulletin in Which Call is Made   FOR THE $5,000 FISH   Says Hays is Not Telling Truth — Rev. Watkins Also Spoke at the Fair

HARDING AND  _HISCHIEFS  MEETING   Confer at Washington Today to Complete Plans for the Coming Campaign,

BEVERIDGE CONFERS WITH HARDING ON CAMPAIGN   Restoration of Constitutional Government Through The Party is One Obiective.

GREEK OFFENSIVE AGAINST TURKISH NATIONALIST LEADER   -REIGHT CONDITIONS IN EASTERN SECTION REPORTED BETTER

NELSON-JACKSON.   Well Known Couple United in Ma: riage at Eufaula Last © Thursday.

NELSON-JACKSON.   Well: ‘Known Coupld United in Mar riage at Eufaula Last ~ Thursdav.....

TOWN BOYS MADE GOOD   T. J. Sweeney Visits Former Employes ia Chicago

Se  TOWN BOYS MADE GOOD      T. J. Sweeney Visits Former Employes ia Chicago

WOMAN CAUSE OF RACE RIOT   White and Negro Sailors in Big Street  -  \ Clash at Newport, , England.

ENGLIGH TOWN tka RACE RIOT TODAY   White and Negro Sailors in Clash as Result of Controversy Over a Woman.— Repetition of Similar Affair  ast Y,

GENERAL STRIES FAILS.   Bertin Radicals Foiled iu Attempts te Cause Generni Walkout,

RADICAL GERMANS FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO START STRIKE      Riot Protest F oiled Storr - Crivples Berlin.

STEP LIGHTLY WINS RACK   Second in Faturity at Belmont Park Ix Star Voter and Grey Laz Is Third.

HEART FAILURE CAUSE CF MAC SHINEY DEATH   Coroner’s Verdict Returned on Victim of Hunger Strike.

SINN'FEINERS 10” HONOR PART IN FINAL CEREMONIES      Formal Coroner’s Verdict ‘of Death of Heart Failure. in MacSwiney Case.   SUICIDE NOT. MENTIONED, RELATIVES NOT CALLED   Authorities Will Not Interfere With Demonstration if Conducted Orderly,

E MADE GREAT IRISH PROTEST   All Ireland Prepares t Join in MacSwiney Obseaquies

‘Coroner’s Jury Determines the Cause of Death*of Irish Hunger Striker.   FUNERAL PLANS COMPLETE   Demonstration Wil! Be Greatest of Its Kind Ever Held in Enaland.

INQUEST HELD OVER M SWINEY   Heart Failure Causec Death, Claim  SUICIDE IS EVADEL  lreland Bristling---Pris: on Is Guarded

Ke  LW  Wh wi aL  HUES  tet  puners  SHARE  lin Pe  nye  a orp wa         Decides that Terrance Mac Sayeene Qieath Was Meurt            ropy MOVED TO THE ST. GEOR CATHEDRAL            i Bie ie State Here Until Tomorrev Whin Funeral WH Bee Bet

MAC SWINEY DIED OF HEART FAILURE   Was the Verdict of the Coroners Jury Following the Inquest, ©

ROADS SET NEW HIGH MARK   Freight Record Made in Week Ending Sept. 25 Despite Rate Advance— Grain Loading Shows increase.

MILLION BODIES TO BE REMOVED   Permanent Military Cemetery [5 Be ing Planned for War Dean: of France

SHIPMENTS TO BE MADE FRO?  GALVESTON PORT ACCORDING . TO ANNOUNCEMENT.

TEXAS CATTLE FOR GERMANY   Announced That Largs Numbers Will Be Shipped at Early Date

MAGYARS SIGN PACT JUNE 4   Ceremony to Take’ Place at Gran 1 Trianon Palace, Versailles—-Three Notes Presented.

WAGYARS SIGN PACT JUNE 4      Ceremony to Take Place at Grand Trianon Palace, Veraalilee—Three Notes Presented.

NEW PROPAGANDA CHARGED,   Attempt Made ta Break Down Friend. ahin With Alties.

TO BREAK ALLIED FRIENDSHIP.   General Wood (harges Propagand iets Are at Work.

NSIDIQUS PROPAGANDA AT WORK [N AMERIE  ORK IN AMERIGR   WOOD SAYS THERE 15 NOW CONSPIRACY TO CREATE & RUPTURE BETWEEN U. 5. AND ALLIES IN THE GREAT WAR

INSIDIOUS PROPAGANDA AT WORK IN AMERIGS   WOOD SAYS THERE IS NOW CONSPIRACY TO CREATE A&A RUPTURE BETWEEN U. S. ANB   ALLIES IN THE GREAT WAR

HANK’ ADMITS WOMAN HOLDS COUGHLIN BOY   Kidnaped Child Alive and Well, Asserts Prisoner — Search Is Continued

CONTINUE SEARGE FOR MMISGING BOY “NO DEFINITE GLUES   ‘Hime Limit Set’ By ‘Pasquale For Companions: To Return Baby Has Expired, But He Will Nol  *Coueal’? As Promised.   DON’T KNOW WHERE CHILD I

eT ot TS SHORT RESPITE   Day of Relief from IncesQuestion’   CONTINUED   For Kidnapped Blakely Cough lin but without Success — Police Express Pelief tha’ Man Under Arrest Has No’ Told All He Knows—No An swer to His Appeal

DAY'S BEST NEWs IS DROP IN PRICES   27 ARTICLES OF FOOD FOUND TO BE LOWER IN ALL CITIES

SAY FOOD PRICES ARE ON DECLINE  ( Decrease Js General In All Parts

Twenty-Seven of ,Forty-Thre Standard Articles Decreased In Price.   MINNEAPOLIS TOOK LEAD   Decrease of 1! Per Cent There —St. Paul Second and Detroit Third.

OVER HALF OF STANDARD FOODSTUFFS — DEGREADE WN COST DURING ONE MONTH   Retail Price Of Rotatoes Takes Greatest Slump of 44 Per Cent; 27 Of 43 Articles Of Family Market  Rasket Show Decline.

DECLINE IN FOOD PRICES SHOWN   Labor Burea Receives Reports From 51 Cities,   POTATOES SHOW BIG SLUM

OUR DAILY BREAD   ) eed Twenty-Seven Articles have Decreased in Price

Most Staple Foods Cheaper Eogs a Peiaiink Heed Hit   {By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

PRICED OF SEVERAL ARTICLES DECREASE   BUREAU OF LABOR FIGURES ON STANDARD COMMODI.— TIES OPTIMISTIC.

LIVING COST IN BUTTE DROPS SIX PER CENT IN THIRTY DAYS   Twenty-seven Articles Going to Make Up Family Market Basket Decrease in Price, According to United States Officials.

MAN THOUGHT DEAD RETURNS FOR WIFE   Finds Her Re-Married Then Her Husband Dies and _ She Disappears.

IN PRICE OF CRUDE OIL OF VARIOUS GRADES.   Penna Lifted to $5.Per Bar - rel — Prices the Highest Ever Quoted for Grades Affacted.

NAPPY NEW YEAR FOR PRODUCERS   Pennsylvania Oil Arrive: at Coveted Station.   $5.00 CRUDE REALITY   dighest Prices Ever Paid is Quoted in Pittsburgh According to Associated Press Report — Reserve Supplies  Not What High Authorities Believe They Should Be.

SIMS SAYS  DANIELS A ~“DEFEATIST   > *.  PURSUED A LULICY  WETRI.  MENTAL ‘TU THE NAVY SAYS THE ADMIRAL   WILLING TO MAKE ANY PER. SONAL SAFRIFICE “TO DE. FEAT DANIELS" POLICY

f a   Admiral Sims Makes a Startling Statement   DANIELS IS ACCUSED   Says Secretary Pursued —_ Deteatist Policy

Policy Declared More Deli. mental to Navy Than Bole shevism to Government         AWARDS FOR DEFEATED © OFFICERS ARE SCOREE           APMIRAL SAYS HE 1S Wit TO MAKE ANY SACRIPIC PREVENT SUCH A POLICY NAVY.

Admiral Commanding American Fleet in European Waters During War Says Defeatist Policy of Secretary of Navy Is More Deadly  . Menace Than Bolshevism—Fighting. Spirit ‘of Navy Endangered by Policy of Awarding Honors to Officers Losing Ships. . ;

ATTACK RESUMED ON DANIELS   Sims Says Policy. More Detrimental Than Bolshevism   TESTIMONY 1S STARTLING   Sensational Charges Made By Admiral Against Navy Chiefs

IN WAR MEDAL  IN Wal SIMS AWARD PRORE   Admiral Declares Daniels Policy Towards Navy is Worse Than Bolshevism.  S DEFEATIST. HE SAYS

DEFEATIST POLICY INNAVY ATTACKED BY-ADMIRAL SIMS   SECRETARY OF NAVY IS AC CUSED OF AWARDING HON. ORS TO MEN DEFEATED IN BATTLE   CONGRESSMEN TO TESTIFY   Admiral Denies Charge That He Said Armistice Was Necessary Be. cause Pershing's Supply System Failed

OCU DANIELD ACCUSED UF DEFEAT IOI  POLIGIEG   “Why Build Battleships, Then Reward Officers Who Sink ‘em >?’’ Asks Sims

REDUGTION {it ARMS   THE SENTIMENT OF LEAGUE IS AGAINST THIS,   No Amendments to League Pact Will Be ANitempigd at This Meeting.

REDUGTION IN ARMS      THE : IMENT OF LEAGUE IS: i  CAGAINST THIS. i      No Ametidments to League Pact Wil “Be, Aiteroptad cat This Meeting,

DENEEN APPEALS FOR FARMER   Wants Anti-Trust Laws Amended So as to Permit Dairymen to Co-Operate.

BRITISH PRESS BINTER AGAINST LLOYD GEORGE   Condemn attitude of cabinet in opposing French aation

CONFERENCE HELD UPON THE GERMAN SITUATION TODAY   French, Japanese And Italian Ambassadors Meet at London.   NOTICEABLE RIFT AMONG POWERS   Breach Must Be Healed Quick] ~—Comment of the London Newspapers.

BOY'S DEATH LAID TO SCHOOL JEALOUS   Five Older Lads Charged With Kicking Pueblo Pupil   Victim Led Al! His Classes, but His Mother Very Poor

11-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED BY LADS IN SCHOOL FEUD   Pueblo Youth Objects to Nickname of “Poverty,” Whips. Two Larger Boys but Is Beaten ta Death by “Gang” of Tive

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION BODY IS NOW PLANNED   League of Nations Would Put Education On Same Basis As Labor.

LEAGUE ADOPT PLAN FOR INTERNATIONAL BUREAU  AT TAITOAMTEART TAT TTAT

Several Killedin Shootings in Many. Parts of Ireland   Soldiers and Civilians among the Victims—Constable Kid- ” napped in Raskey.

R. O. Smith, County Farm Agent Well Satisfied With the Re sults Shown.

HALF OF COUNTY IS COVERED IN DRIVE  FARM BUREAU BOLIGITORS ARE COND DUCTING ,      R. 0, Smith, ‘County Farm Agent, Well Satisfied With the Resuolis Shown.

ALIVE WITH A BULLET IN HEAR’   J. W. Freeman Was Shot by Hs Wiic Yesterday, Following Wis Thrent to Kill Mer

HEAVY LOSSON GUARANTEE OF WHEAT PRICE   SEN, GRONNA INTRODUCED BILI T OABOLISH GRAIN CORPORATION.   Declared that the Government's In terference With Wheat Has Cost the Farmers Two Million Deblars_

ABOLISH GRAIN CORPORATION   Senator Greuna Says Govrerlment Mixing Has Cost Farmers $2,000,000,000,

HEAVY LOSS ON ~ GUARANTEE OF WHEAT:PRICE   SEN. GRONNA INTRODUCED BIL ‘t OABOLISH GRAIN. COR-PORATION, ©      Declared that the Government's Un terference With Wheat Has Cost the Farmers Two Mililon Dollars. é

OREGON AVERS PEACE REIGNS IN MEXICO   Tells United Press Republic More Quiescent Than In Past Seven Years

PEACE REIGNS IN ALL PARTS OF MEXICO   IS THE CLAIM OF GENERAL OBREGON, HEAD OF THE SUCCESS. FEL REVOLUTIONARY PIPpTy   SAYS TELEGRAPHIC AND TRAIN COMMUNICATION IS UNINTER.  REPTED TO ALL PARTS ov THe PrEPprnig

MEXIGU [a NOW AT PEACE, SAYS GEN, UBREGON   Declares: Internal Disturbances Have Ceased for First Time in 7 Years

MEXICO HAS PEACE AFTER SEVEN YEARS   Ibregon Says Long Strife Ended With Carranza’s End.

This Will Be Reward for Withdrawing From Presidential Race.   JOBREGDS PROBABLY WILL SUCCEED CARRANZA   Villa Reported ‘to Have . Pledged Himself Not to . ._« Make Trouble.

GONZALES TO ACT   May Be Provisional. Head of ‘Mexico as Reward   MEXICO: 5. NEAR "NORMAL   Villa Pledges Harmony With New Government —

GONZALES MAY BE TEMPORARY CHIEF OF THE MEXICANS   APPOINTMENT AS PROVISIONAL HEAD MAY SE REWARD FOR WITHDRAWING CANDICACY

DEN, GONZALES LIKELY TO) BE NEW PRESIDENT   situation Throughout. Mexicc Reported Gradually Returning to Normal   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT 10 BE CHOSEN MONDAY   VILLA B8AID TO BE PLEDGED TO al'PPORT NEW GOVERN: MENT; CARRANZA REPORT: EY READY TO RESIGN.

PICK GONZALES FOR PRESIDENC)   REPORT SAYS MEXICAN GEN. ERAL WILL BE GIVEN THE JOB TEMPOR ARILY   SETTLE FATE OF VILLA   REVOLUTIONARY WAR MINISTER TO MEET AGENT OF BANDIT CHIEF

GONZALES 10 BE OBREGON'S RIGHT HANDER   Withdrawal From Rae Means High Post For Mexican.

HARDING oP EEG COMMENDED BY JOHNSON   Nominee’s Position Make: Republican Success Sure, Says Solon

EAU CLAIRE HAS “FLOOD PANIC   Gates in Big Dam Tip and Water Rushes Upon the City.

POLIGY COMMITTEE TO HOLD MecTiN6   Expested to Urge Anthrasiie Miners to Ritura to Witk,

Suffragists Pinning Hope On Tennessee   Lining Up For Battle In Legis lature, Which Convenes  August 9   WOMEN CONFIDENT OF FAVORABLE VOTE   Many Suff ragists Are Going To State To Aid In Getting Action

TENNESSEE EXPECTED ~ JORATIFY AMENDMEN      Confident Prediction Is Made That Suffragists Will Win Battle.

ARILWAY STRIKERS IN DEFIANT NOTE   WILL NOT RETURN TO WORK UNTIL THEIR CONDIT. IONS ARE MET   WANT UNICN RECOGNITIO   ‘‘Outlaw’’ Forces Seek Full Rec. ognition of Their Organization By the Railroad Companies.

OTRIKERS NOW DEMAND UNION RECOGNITION   GRUNAU SAYS “OUTLAWS” MUST Bk REGARDED AS GOVERN.ING BODY OF YARDMEN,   In The Meantime Rail Roads Make Improvement in) Service And Say Men Are Returning.

Grunan Denies Reports Plan to Call Off Strike —Says Strikers are Not Deserting Ranks.

Grunau Also Announces That the Original Demands Will Stand.   CLAIMS A VICTORY   ‘Railroad Officials Declare That Walkout is Failure and Conditions are Nearly Normal.

STRIKERS WOULD BE RECOGNIZED   Add This to Their Other De ‘mands; Not Ready to ‘Quit Yet

ORIGINAL DEMANDS OF RAIL WORKERS STAND GRUNAU SAYS: DENIES MEN LOSING

YAROMEN ASSOCIATION DEMANDS RECOGNITION   CHICAGO ORGANIZATION WOULD BE CONSIDERED GOVERNING BODY OF MEN.

TAXATION PROBLEM FAR FROM SOLUTION   Belief Expressed Special Session Will be Called to Enact Pay Treasures.

QVERNOR MAY GALL SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   ions Quit After Thirteen Months of Futile Effort to Enact Revenue Laws

BANK ROBBERS” TAKEN TO. PE   Men Who Robbed PhoenixGirard Bank Near Columbus Ready to Serve Terms

BANK ROBBERS — ROBBERS TAKEN TO PE!   Men Who Robbed Phoenix: Girard Bank Near Columbus Ready to Serve Terms

ROUMANIAN CABINET RESIGNS      General Averezoo, Among Those te Quit, Asked by King to Form New Ministry.

CABINET AT BUCHAREST OUT   King Asks Averezoo to Form New Ministry for Roumania.

STORMS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH   Colorado, Nebraska and Ar kansas Suffer.   Score Killed, Six in One Family — Nebraska Railroad Traffic Crippled by Blizzard.

' AND INJURED   Tornado in Séveral. ‘Ark ansas Countiest Re‘ported Last Night

MEAGRE REPORTS RECEIVED; WIRE SERVICE IS POOR   Northwestern Part of State Swept By Bad Storms.

DEATH IN A STORM.   SCORE KILLED IN TORNADO THATS SWEET ARKANSAS,   Mastly Rain With Little Suow i Kansas Condilions Lniproged in Colurada,

TEN VICTIMS DEAL FROM BLIZZARD AN STATE OF  ARKANSAS   Heavy Loss in Live Stock Is Reported in Mountain and Valley Regions   Colorado Metropolis Tied Up By Snow and Slowly Digs Itself Out of Blockade

SCORE KILLED AND MANY INJURED IN ARKANSAS TORNADC   Northwestern Counties Swept by Storm; 7 Dead at Harkey Valley.

TWISTER SWEEPS OVER ARKANSAS MANY ARE DEAD    SCORES KILLED OR INJURED WHEN TORNADO LAYS WASTE MANY ARKANSAS TOWNS

SUURE KILLED IN TORNAQG IN  NORTH ARKANGAG   ONLY MEAGRE DETAILS OF THE  STORWS RAVAGES OBTAINA. BLE OVER BROKEN WIRES.

Many Killed By  Storm in Arkansas   A Score of Persons Killed and Many TInjured—Harkey Valley and Hickeyville Stricken,

GULD OPELL Ab UF WINTER SWEEP CENTRAL WEST   Boone In Grip of Cold Weather During Past Few Days—With Added Sorrow in Form of Rain.

SCORE KILLED AND ~ MARY INIURED WHEN BiG STORM SWEEPS NORTHWEST ARKANSAS   Seven Dead in One Town; All Roeky Mountain Region Hit by a Blizzard.   DEEP DRIFTS BLOCK  TRAFFIC IN DENVEE

MANY WERE INJURED IN STORMS IN NORTHWEST. ERN SECTION   BLIZZARD AT DENVER   Colorado Capital was Stormbound for 48 Hours and Snow is Stilt Falling   Rainfall During Last 24 Hours Was General Over Kansas and Wisszourl

SLORE  KILLED BY A TORNADE   Many Also Are Injured ix Storms That Swept Northeastern Arkansas.

WIND KILLS 20 IN ARKANSAS   Many Injured as Result of Storms That Swept Northern Counties— Six of One Family Perish.

DENVER BEGINS TO OIG ISELE ANT OF DRIETS   Hetels Filled With. Persons Barred From Homes By Fierce Storm   SUPPLY OF MILK CUT BY BLIZZARD   Railroad Traffic Crippled Through Colorado and Other States

SEORE Dit HANY HURT BY TWISTER ACUTE   Arkansas Visited by a Series of Snorters Which Claim Heavy Toll   Six in One Farnily Meet Death At Harkey Valley,Arkansas

TWENTY KILLED IN ARKANSAS   Lorge Number Injured as Result of Tornado in North,

Messages over Demoralized Wire Service Tell of Casualties in Several Northwest Counties of State   RELEASE FROM BLIZZARD IN SIGHT IN COLORADO   Light Snow Still Falling in Denver but Winds Have Abated; Drifts Hamper Rail Traffic in Nebraska

OZARK STORM KILLS MAN’   SEVERAL COUNTIES IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS SWEPT BY TEMPEST SUNDAY NIGHT

SCORE KILLED IN ARKANSAS STOR)   Several Counties Swept: Six members of One Family Perish at Town of Harkey Valley.

MANY WERE INJURED IN STORMS IN NORTHWESTERN SECTION   Rainfall During Last 24 Hours Was General Over Kansas and Missouri

ARKANSAS HEAVY STORM SUFFERE   Score Killed and+Many Injured I: Several Counties, According ' To Message.

OR. JN. HUBTY SEES AUIN. OF HEALTE   ONLY 25 PER CENT OF STATES 2,385 GRADE SCHOOLS ’ ARE HYGIENTIOC

AUSTRIANS LOOT FREIGHT TRAINS   Thefts of Foodstuffs And Wearing Apparel Go On Unchecked.

Measure Passed By Senate Now In Hands of Banking Committee.   WOOL GROWERS ALSO SUPPORT ‘THE BILI.   At Least*$200,000,000 Need. ed to Carry Out Provisions of Relief : Plan.

HOUSE REFERS BILL FOR LIBERAL CREDITS   Senate Continues Consideration of Farmer Relief Problem—Wool Growers Appear.

FARM RELIEF BILL GOES TO COMMITTEE   Wool Growers Appear — on Congres sional Scene, Demanding Help For Farmers.

WAR FINANCE BILL IS NOW IN LOWER HOUSE   SENATE CONSIDERING CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE LAST MAY

DRY CHIEFS MEE)   Ohio Anti-Saloon League Con vyenepe At Colamhuc

DISORDER HALTS VOTE. ON NITTI FOREIGN POLICY   Italian Deputies Adjourn t End Social Dis-

BULAHENINI GET PORTIFIED WORKS PLANTED BY GEN. WAANGEL; REPOR   Hrangel’s Fierce Resistance Brok _ GhBalsheviki Aiso Have Oc cuoied Armianski Bazari

rURTIFICATIONS WEANGEL TAKEN   Bolsheviki ‘Claim Have Broken Enemy’s Resistance.

WAANGEL LOSES FORTIFIED WORK: ABOUT PEREKOP   Bolsheviki Advance Further or Isthmus Leading to Crimean Peninsula, Moscow  Statement Asserts

KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Machine Takes Nose Dive at Heller Field in New Jersey—Pilot is Severely Injured,

AIRPLANE CRASH KILLS MAN   Nose Dive of 1,000 Feet Fata! io One, initiree Another.

 PEACE REIGNS SUPREME *"JN NORTH MEXICAN STATE   Soriora Enters on, New Era of Prosperity as Yaqui and Other Tribes of Indians Lay Down Arms =.

PLOSION ANNIVERSARY:       y-Nine Nears Ago Today the ‘Coleti ani Heading Factory Rew Up.

EXPLOSION ANNIVERSARY.   Twenty-Nine Years Ago Today the Coleman Heading Vactory Blew Up.

CLOUDS ROLLED BY AS CARS ROLLED O}      PRIENDSHIP RUN STARTED OUT OF LAWRENCE IN THE RAIN   But There Was Just Enough to La; the Dust and Insure Comfort On Trip

CLOUDS ROLLED BY ‘AS CARS ROLLED 0}   FRIENDSHIP REN ARTED OUT OF LAWRENCE IN THE RAEN         But Chere Was Just Enough to Lay the Dast and Trsure Comfort Mn ‘Trip

HERE'S HIGH FINANCE.      ‘Handling Money by “Handred Mil. lions at Washington.

UNCLE SAM 13 NOWHARD PRESSED   More Bills Fall Due Thar Your Uncle Is Able To Pay.

GOVERNMENTS . UBLIGATIONS   Bill for Eight Hundred and Forty Million Dollars Due Today

GOVERNMENT HAS "BIG OBLIGATION TO MEET TODAY        Bill for $840,000,000 Is Partially Offset by Income Taxes Aggregating $650,000,000 mined  odav.

UNCLE SAM HAS TO PAY OUT MUCH MONEY   Millions Coming In and Millions Going Out of The Treasury of the Ll. S. Today.

Bill for $840,000,000 Against Government - Becomes Due Today   Treasury Certificates Matur and Liberty Bond Interest is Payable

$500,000,000 In Certificates Issued To  Meet Obligations  140,000,000 In Interest Of Liberty Bonds Is Due Today

BIG OUTGO TODAY         Bill For $840,000,000 Against Govern, ment Falls Dre

GOVERNMENT HAS BIG OBLIGATION TO MEET TODA’   Bill for $840,000,000 Is Partially Offset by In. come Taxes Aggregating $650,000,000 Due Today.

ne eeeten el acai hier ene abn eth eel  LEAVY APL PATIANC AF BOT RNMER TT AAA AAT IAF THY Y POUL EET ia AAA      {DPITIONAT ISSTES OF TREAS. URY CERTIFICATES ARE MADE NECESSARY.

GANPANA GUT ML oPMENT BY OME -FOURTE   Prohibition of Well Drilling Has Caused Curtailment of Exports to U. S.

SEN. HARDING HAS. SEN. MESSAGE OF ~ CHEER ON TARIFE   (Lawrence. Says He Will. Revive : Beriff Issue in Campaign at Early Speaking Date. ©       ‘PRIGET or F GROWERS OF LEMONS GETS SYMPATHY      ‘Pelle Oslifornia Fruit Growers He : ts as Much for Protective’        ‘BELIFVES IN THE POLICY   ‘He Sees It, Not So. Much as Res '  -@nne*Producer,: as Protec‘. * tion to Industry...

HARDINGSTRONG FOR PROTECTIVE TARIFF INU: 9.   To Be Issue Of Cam. paign; Says Will Protect American Industry.

BOLL WEEVIL; IN ARKANSAS   Reports From Pine Bliff, Pests. are ' Ruining Crop in Three : Counties

Dancer Writes Dying Message With Lip Stich   Tired of Singing, Dancing and Rouge, She Leaves in Middle of Party to Commit Suicide.

PONZI BUBBLE BURSTS   FINANCIER UNDER ARREST WITH DEBT OF $7,000,000.   Boston Wizard Admits That He Is Un able to Meet Obligations Falling Due.

PONZI, MONEY SHARK HELD BY GOVERNMENT   j Surrenders toU, S, Marshal to Save Himself,

PONZ! BUBBLE 1S BROKEN BY PROBE   Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Resulis in Downfall of Young Fimancier ~—-Arrested This Afterneon.

GET RICH QUIGK FAPERT UNABLE TAMEET RATES   Bank Commissioner Says Capital of Hanover Trust Company is Probably Gone   USE OF MAILS TG : DEFRAUD iS CHARGED   Ponzi Says Closing of Institution and- Tieing Up of Funds Made Him Helpless

CHARLES PONZI IS NOW UNDER ARRES'   Boston Financier Is Held in Bail for $25,000.   Federal Authorities Who Have Beer Auditing His Books Say His Debt Will Reach $7,000,000,

CHARLES PONZ PLACED UNDER ARREST TODAY   Financier is Charged ‘‘With Using the Mails to Defraud.’’   LIABILITIES RUN INTO MILLIONS   Capital Stock of Hanover Trust Bank Wiped Out By Wizard’s Transactions,

PONZ! UNDER.-ARREST   Boston Financier Is Held in Bail “for $25,000, :   Federal Authorities Who Have Been Auditing ‘His Books Say His Dept Will, Reach $7,000 000.

PONZI’S BUBBLE BURSTED; NOW A BOSTON PRISONER      YOUNG FINANCER HELD ON THREE COUNTS OF LARCENCY DEFAULT OF $25,000 BOND   SAY HIS LIABILITIES ARE OVER $7,000,000

Spectacular Investment Promoter Surrenders to U. 8. Marshal While the State Authorities Seek Warrant   Liabilities of “Wizard” Are . Ten Times the Capital. of His Company. Which, Is Thought Completely Gone

FINANCIER IS DECLARED A BANKRUPT   Liabilities of $7,000, 000 Charged to ‘Money Wizard.’

Charies Ponzi, Mushroom MilcMonaire, Is” Held) Under . Charges of Using the ‘Mails = té- Defraud.       TRUST. COMPANY GOES "+ GRASHING WITH HIN      Makgrae. Sinat Company De.  “Glaréd to: Have. Capita “Wiped Out,” by" Italian’ J Ananciel Whirlwind.

GOVERNMENT AUDITORS. REPORT ; ‘FINANCIER’S"  LIABI aes WILL REACH $7,000,000,

WENT UP IN SMOKE   The Big Bubble. of Ponzi, the . Katies, Has. Been. “Busted.”

PONZ! ARRESTED BY Uo. OFFICERS ON FRAUD CHARGE   Bank Commissioner Says Cap ital of Hanover Trust Com: pany Probably has Beer Wiped Out.

COLD SNAP BRINGS CALLS FOR WORK   HOWRVER TWIN CITY INDUS.  TRIES REPORT FEW MEN  . 7, asta S160

DAM GAHAGAN PICKS UP LIVE WIRE AT MT. JEWET   SON OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM  » EBRECTROCUTION WHILE ON WAY TO SCHOOL — UNCONac'idst'e Ewe aco wk’ TIE

KENTUCKY MO LYNGHES NEGRO   Take Assailant of Little Girl From the County Jail in Paris.

MOB BURNS NEGRO SEIZED FROM JAIL IN SOUTH, REPORT   Black, Charged With Crimina Assault, Rushed Out of Paris, Ky., by Forty Men, Who Swear Death for Him.

NEGRO IS IN HANDS OF MOB   Taken Frem County Jail im Kenatacky and Fate Uasknrewn.

MOB BURNING NEGRO.   Man Charged With Crimina’ Assault is Removed From Jail at Paris, Ky.

BASEBALL POW WOWS ON TODAY IN WINDY CITY   MOGULS MEET TO SELECT A COM MISSION HEAD FOR COM_ ING SEASON,      At This Meeting in Chicago the Schedule Will Alea Be Made and an Argument Will Be Held With the Minors.

BASE BALL : ~ POW-WOW ON IN CHICAGO   Mognls in Select Cami Moke Schedules and Argue. With Minot

FOUR DROWNED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Chicago Men Reported Tc Have Been Fleeing From Police.

HOLIDAY TRIF   BT] Consequence it is Safd. of an Son pending Strike and Walk Qut

S.ke to Oust Two NonUnion Clerks Alleged to Have Made Insulting Remarks to Women Clerks

PROBATE ‘WILL   ' Property. of Christian Seheocatrup  Given te Children, _

COX TALKING EN WEST “VA.   ‘He Would Keep Us Oat of War-_ Labor and League ‘Talk.  

LEAGUE PLEDGE AGAINST FUTURE WARS SAYS COX   Addresses West Virginia Miner: And Railroad Workers   Tells of Progressive Legislature In Ohio

srtith ’ and” Miller“ of ““Robins” Téam: ‘Informs Diss trict Attornéy ‘That   ‘GAMBLERS DID: NOT   Offer: Them. Bribe — mer The ‘Purified White Sox. Team Meets St: Louis Team

NO EVIDENCE CF GAMBLING FOUN   IN THE INQUIRY CONDUCTED AGAINST BROOKLYN CLUB.   CAN THEY WIN THREE STRAIGHT   On Answer To This Question De ponds Outcome of Pennant Race For Chicago White Sox At St. Louis.

PROHIBITION ACT IS ATTACKED BY THOMAS   Says Amendment Challenges In terity of the Union Before N. Y. Bar. .

WAITING POLICY HOLDING SWAY   ‘Suffragists and Antis Permit No Lessening of Intensity of. Struggle.   PRECEDENT IS BAR TO RECONSIDERATION   Legal Steps Already Being Taken t6 Prevent Certifieation of Action.

Opposition Declares An Invest igation Of Vote Will Be Demanded   ——  Charges Are Flatly Denied And Preparations For Fight Are Made

WATCHFUL WAITING IS THE POLICY OF SUFFRAGE LEADER’   They Prepare to “ Counterac! Any Move ta Reverse Yesterday’s Action.   CHARGES OF BRIBERY MADE AGAINST HEM   Grand Jury is Asked to Inves tigate Lobbying.---Steps Taken to Prevent Certification of Ratification,

PROVING ALIBI FOR THE SPUDS   Wisconsin Division of Markets Explains Reasons 100 Per Cent Increase in Prices.

BRITAIN SEEKS SOVIET PEACE?   Negotintions Sow Goiniy Gn, & Role me haese Em Bch ee eee Me eR

LONDON MOVE IS_ BARED   Soviet Diplomat Says British Are Talking Peace Terms.

LLOYD GEORGE; FAVORS W OMEN IN PARLIAMENT   Premier. to’ Launch. Move: ment ‘at Meeting i in - Opens tell”

CENTRAL WEST IS BUBBLING OVER WITH BEFORE-PRIMARY POLITICAL CONTESTS; EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH   MORE THAN USUAL: PRESIDENTIAL YEAR ACTIVITY DISPLAYED; EIGHT STATES. HOLD PRIMARIES; 12 ELECT U..S. SENATORS  AND 14 SELECT GOVERNORS —   WET AND DRY ISSUE. TO BE FACTOR IN SPITE OF PROHIBITION AMENDMENT; OTHER ISSUES

CENTRAL. WEST HOT IN POLITIC   Eight Midwest States to Hold Presidential Preference, Primaries During Months of March,  . April and May.

12 States to Elect Senators and 14 Governors in Fall— Contests to Be More Spirited Than Ever.

LONE NEGRO HOLDS STATE CONVENTION   Was Only Person in California Who Qualified for Progressive Party but “Meeting” Had All Angles.

MOVING PICTURE WORKERG OTRIKE IN METROPOLIS   More Than 2,000 Walk Out, Crippling Film Plants; Want More Pay, Shorter Hours, Union Recognition.

ar  GOTHAM “MOVIE” WORKERS OUT. Film Plants Hit bey Strike of 2,000  strip aieca istic iatieicee beta

‘MOVIE’ WORKERS ON STRIKE   Score of New York Film Plants Hit— Leaders Threaten Spread Throughout Country,

Governor’s Followers Defeat  Thompson Forces By De-._ cisive Vote.

ILL. CONVENTION TS SATISFACTORY      William Hale Thompson ‘‘De cisively Defeated’’ Secretary of State Claims

Trade with Russia Claims Attention of Ministers in London Session

Farmers’ Congress is Told Packers Are Determined to Bring ALAhont 10 Cent Marthet.

FARMER LEADER  SAYS GAMBLERS  REDUCE PRICES OF FARM CROPS   Head of Farmers National Congress Complains of a Conspiracy   INCITES OPPOSITION   Annual Address Given at Columbus Meeting Wed nesday Morning

UNDER ESCORT OF TROOPS COMMANDED BY SON-IN-LAW.   REVOLUTIONISTS MOBILIZING THEIR TROOPS ABOUT JUAREZ

[By yj. Le O'Sullivan, United ‘Press 7 - Staff Correspondent. ].

German Chancellor Voices Apprecia. tion of Work Done in Our Ware. house Relief System,

STORMS GUT RAIL SERVICE IN EAST   HINES SAYS “FLU” SPREAD AMONG LINES’ EMPLOYES IS COMPLICATION,

STORMS INTERFERE. WITH B. B. TRAFFIC   Hines Reports Snow Drifts Coupled With Rayages of Influenza Hantpering Operations,

Worst Storm in Years Ties Up Traffic With Grave Danger to Life as Result of Difficulty in Distribution of Fuel. Coal in New York Diverted From Public Utilities to Prevent Suffering—One Death on Governor’s Island.

Accused Huns Decide to Resist, Enemy Is Trying To Split Up the Entente

CENTERS OF STRIKE ~ MOVES EASTWARD   WALKOUTS ON SEABOARD AS OUTLAW UNIONS WANE IN WEST   TO NAME LABOR BOARD   Senate Ahandons Investigation When White House Makes Statement    West of Pittshurgh the Strikers Have Lost Strength in Many ‘ Quarters

SENATE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION WILL NOT INVESTIG)TE RAILWAY STRIKE

INVESTIGATION _ CALLED OFF   Railroad Labor Board to Be Appointed Within 94. Hours

SENATE'S STRIKE INQUIRY PUT OFF   Investigation to 1 to Give Way te Action by Wilson’s Rail Committee.

STRIKE CONDITIONS -IMPROVING-LOYALS SAY CRISIS IS PAST   Embargoes Being Lifted and Trains Running More Regularly. Worst Seems in  East and South.   GRUNAU IS CONFIDENT   Complains of Those Who are Abid« ing by Their Contracts and Are Loyal to Their  Employer. tog:

ANOTHER SLAM AT AMERICA’S ACTIONS   This Briton Says We Are Like He Who Leaves W°unded Lying on Battlefield

COMPTROLLER'S ANNUAL REPORT   Bank Power of Countr; Increased 900 Per Cent in 30 Years.   WILLIAMS PRAISES WORK OF BANKERS

MONEY NOT. WEALTH   ve H rpmptrolier.. of Currency: Warns _ Against i istake—-Enermous Ranking [nerease.

WILLIAMS NAYS BANK STATISTICS DEGEPT  VE   Comptroller of Currency Issues ~ Warning To The Public   SAYS VALUES INFLATED   te  Large Volume of Money Noi True Indicator of Increased Wealth.

FOMPTROLLER OF THE GIIRRENEY   BIG BANKING FIGCRES MAY PROVE ARTIFICIAL   OSUES A TIMELY WARNING

ABNORMAL PRICES RECENED, GEN CALLED 70 GAIN   Federal Currency Chief Warns That Merely Higher Figures Don’t Enrich Country.

Prosperity Shown In Banking Figures Is Deceptive, Asserts  Comptroller John S. Williams

JOAN SKELTON WILLIAMS WARNS AGAINST WHATIS POSSIBLY ARTIFICIALLY INFLATED PROSPERITY

‘ABNORMAL, PROSPERITY ARTIFICIAL’   Mere Large Volume of Money Can’t Mean Increase of - Wealth Says Comptroller.   Gain Nothing When We Buy and Sell at Corresponding Inflated Prices, He Says.

a  DAN SKELTON WILLIAMS ISSUES WARNING AGAINST ARTIFICIAL BANKING FIGURES

PROSPERITY ~ NOTIN PRICES   Treasury Comptrolle: Warns Against Deceiv‘ing Figures.

FIGURES MAY _ BE ARTIFICIAL   John Skelton Williams Issues Warning in His Annual Repart

WILLIAMS DECLARES: BINK FIGURES SHOW ~ BIG PRICE INCREAS   Says They are Deceptive and Artificial—Nation Must Produce More to Show Condition is Healthy.   URGES SMALLER PROFITS

 BE ARTIFICIAL   John Skelton William: Issues Warning in His Annual Report

CHINESE “HUNUOR AMERICANS   Members cf Congressional Party te Be Received by President of Republic.

Feeling Growing: That Vol - Stead ‘Restriction Will Not ‘Last.   HEADING OFF ‘LEAGUE   Politicians Do Not Want ‘Anti-Saloon’Eash Swung in National- Conventions.   Re NTINTON W. GLLUBERT

HOLLAND ASKED T0 RAND OVER EX-KAISER BILL   NOTE OF POWERS REQUESTING EXTRADITION PUBLISHED.   ‘STATES THAT GERMANY  WOULD HAVE DELIVERED !'IM.   Powers Tell Netherlands That She Would Not Be Doing Her Duty To International Right If She Did Not Give Him Up.

DUTCH SHOW DEEP EMOTION BECAUSE OF ALLIED NOTE   May Try to Induce Former Emperor to Surrender to Powers.   cermany Would Deliver “Bill’ Under Article 228 of Peace Treaty.

DEMAND FOR SURRENDER OF HOHENZOLLERN STIRS ~ EMOTIONIN NETHERLAND

HOLLAND IS TOLD IN ALLIED. NOTE MUST SURRENDER KAISER 10 THE ALLIED NATIONS

ASK WAR LORD DELIVERED FOR “PUBLIC JUDGMENT”   say His Guilt Is Self-Evident and Lists Cardinal Outrages for Which He Is Held at Least Morally Responsible.

HOLLAND HEARS OTERN DEMANDS AS TQ EX-KAISEF   Communication Signed By Clemenceau Says Dutch Government Should Aid in Punishment of Criminal.

FULL TEXT OF NOTE WHICH ~ DEMANDS HIS EXTRADITION      Dutch Are Told They Will Not Fulfill Their Duty If They Do Not  - Surrender Former Kaiser.

HOLLAND MAY ASK WILHELM TO GIVE SELF UP TO TREE   Allied Note Causes “ Emotion” In Government Circles.   MOTE TELLS HOLLAND ITS... HER SUTY TO SURRENDER i   Note Sent By opens Council Is Made Public In Paris.

DISCUSS WORLD TRADE PROBLEMS      National Foreign Trade Con. vention to be Held in San Francisco

wir      CONVENTION IN SAN FRAMUSCS MAY 12-15 WILL HEL? ss. ICAN IMPORT ANB EE PORT TRADE

NORWEGIAN SAILORS DESERT VESoELD TO JOIN AMERICAN GREW:   HIGHER WAGES PAID ON AWER! CAN SHIPS ATTRACT SCORES OF DESERTERS,

FARMERS FACE CAR SHORTAGI   SUFFERING _ HEAVY. LOSSES. BE CAUSE THEY CANNOT MARKED LIVE STOCK.

BOTH SIDES ~ CONFIDENT IN ‘TREATY FIGHT   [Republicans Claim Only Few More Democratic Votes are  Neea % "or Two Thirds  Vote. act   DBMOCRA “> , ECLARE  ART. °°. (UST STAND   Say Ratificati # 5, Cannot Be Accomplishe © aess Reservations to Article 10 Are  -Modified

BOTH FACTIONS CLAIMING GAIN TREATY SCRAP   \rticle Ten Reservations Dis: cussed at Conference Today   Yew Elemant Enters In Figzh’

FARMERS URGED Ti WITHOLD GRAN FROM MARKETS   Varmers’ Strike” a Misrepresentation Say.: the County Agent—Parmer is Merely Asking Cost Plus.   PURELY BUSINESS PROPOSITION   Farmer Who Asks Cost Plus for His Crops Follows Principle of the Merchani—Each Entitled toa Profit—Neither Striking.

FARMER ACTION NOT A STRIKE   Farmers Urged To Withhold Grain From The Market As  Qafaty Measure.

County Agent Tells Why Storing Grain Is Not a Strike — Farmers, Like Merchants, Are Entitled to cost, Plus.

SEARCHING FOR BABY'’S BODY   Kidnaper of Conghlin Bey Cenicaeec: to His Killing.

SEARCH FOR BODY OF DEAD COUGHLIN BAB   Party of Volunteers Unable to-Find Grave; Pasquaie to Assist Police -

OBREGON IMPRESSED WITH HIS RECEPTION   Believes Wilson Will Sanction Recognition.

OBREGON SAYS U.S. WANTS ~~ RECOGNITON   Gives Opinion that President Wilson Only Needs to Be Convinced.

‘AUTION OF WILSOK (BLAMED BY OBREGON   President-Elect of Mexico in Interview Telis Why His Country isn’t Recognized

MORE FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH MEXICANS SEEN      Mexican Presideni Grat ie? by Reception in United States.

OBREGON PLEASED   President-elect of Mexice Has Returned to ths Capital.   HE HOPES FOR RECOGNITION:   Says the New Government fs Sfrunt, Popu ar and Abla io Mane Obligations.

OBREGON SAYS. HS U. $. WSIT “WAS. SHICRESS   Reception Indicates Changed View Toward Mexico, President-Elect Declares   WILSON’S ATTITUDE TO NATION EXPLAINED   Recognition © Coming, He Thinks, When United States Is ‘Sure of Policies

WAS IMPRESSED BY RECEPTION   General Obregon Pleased With His Visit to Texas State Fair

1) LES LOST IN On PWRECK   Captains of Two Lake Superiot Vessels Tell Conflicting Stories.

FEAR LOSS OF TWENTY-NINE   ‘Lake Steamer Sunk as Rewsalkt ef Cob : listen aud Most ef the Crew WHiastug.

LAKE STEAMER SINKS; 29 PERSONS MISSING   eee oS  Four Members of Crew Rescuec From Lake Superior After Collision—Search For Others Begins.

1 OROWN Aa REULT WRECK   Searchers in Vain Fail to Locate Bodies in Superior,

Large Freighters Crash Of! Whitefish Point; One Steamer Sinks.   CAPTAIN AND THREE OF CREW ARE SAVED   Life Guards With Tug Set Out to Search Vicinity . of Collision,

APTAING DIFFER ON WRECK STOR   One Says “Fog”; the Other, “Clear”.

ALLIES NOT BLUFFING, WILT ENFORGE TREATY ~ LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES   BRITISH PREMIER MAKES CURT ANNOUNCEMENT TO GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER AFTER ALLIED SOLUTION OF COAL BELIVERY PROBLEM IS REJECTED

LONDONDERRY lo UNDER GUNS   Of Flotilia of British Destroyers Lying in Harbor Ready for Action.   RESTORING ORDER BY FORCE OF ARMS   Sonsiderable Sniping During the Night, but With Morn.  Ing tho Riwine Maacan

BRITISH WARSHIPS TRAIN THEIR GUNS ON LONDONDERR   British Troops Assisted By Rainstorm Restore Quiet Among Irish

estimated in Berlin, according to Ti ehange Teles anh eorrespondent 4

SAY COMMUNISTS CAPTURE ESSEN; HUNDREDS KILLED   SPARTACAN ARMY OF 100,000 MEN ENTER GREAT GERMAN INDUSTRIAL CITY.   ALLIES ARE ‘PREPARING TO MAKE MILITARY ADVANCES

OCVERAL CITIES  NY DUSSELDORF WISTHIGT TAKEN   GERMAN GOVERNMENT FORCES FLEE INTO BRITISH OCCUPA. TION AREA AND DISARM.

ESSEN FALLS 10 THE SPARTACANS   Army of 100,000 German Reds Capture Munitions City After Battle.  eceemcyee mwa meaner ae sanokr

ESSEN 1S CAPTURED  ~ BY REGULARSIN  BATTLE. OF OA HOURS   Spartacans Take Dusselcorff When Government Soldiers Leave It Without Fight      Allies Prepare ‘to Advance in Occupied Territory Unicss Germany Quiet Down

RADICALS WITH ELABORATE MILITARY EQUIP. MENT OCCUPY IMPORTANT GERMAN TOWN BRUSSELS REPORT DECLARES.   BERLIN REPORT SAYS GENERAL STRIKE I$ ENDED; EBERT TO RETURN TONIGHT   Entire Government Including Minister of Defense Noske, to Resume Place In Palace—Americans at Leip sic Rescued by Special Train  From Coblenz.

U.S. INCOME TAX EXEMPTS NOBODY   Every Person Who Had Income in 1919 Must Determine Own Liability. “   MARCH 15 LAST FILING DATE.   Surest Way Is to Follow Form 1040A. Free Advice in Douttful Cases. Severe Penalties in  _—™  as

NOBODY 15 EXEMPT BY . $. INCOME TAX   EVERY PERSON MUST DETERMINE OWN LIABILITY   MARCH 15 LAST FILING DATE   Surest Way Isto Follew Form 1040A, Fr. @ Advice in Doubtful Cases Severe Penalties In  the Law.

Us 3 INCOME TAX EXEMPTS NOBODY   EVERY PERSON WHO HAD INCOME IN 1919 MUST DETERMINE OWN . LIABILITY   MARCH FIFTEENTH LAST FILING DATE   Surest Way is to Follow Form 10-10A. Free Advice In Doubtful Cases. Severe Penalties in Law

dO e  EXEMPTS Naa   Every Person Who Had Income in 1919 Must Determine Own Liability.   MARCH 15 LAST FILING DATE.   Surest Way Is to Follow Form 1010A, Free Advice in Doubtful Cases. Severe Penalties in  * bs cae

LONG TIME A RESIDENT.   Next Tuesday Marks 70th Anniversary of S. G. Young's Arrival Here..

FRICK PERSONAL ___ ESTATE IS WORTH : OVER $77,000,000   Report, Filed In Pitishurg Does Not Include the Real Estate of the Tate Coke Kine.

Liberals Must Realize He Is Greek King. Says Venizelist WNevwapa per.

AURIS BUTS A MILLING PLANT   Ada Banker and Associate: Buy Oil and Milling Plant.

NORRIS BUYS MALLING PLAN   ‘Ada Banker and Associate:  Buy Oil and Milling , Plant.

Profiteer Hunter Urges Revoking Licenses of Three Sugar Brokers in New Yark City

SELL STEEL ONLY T0 OPEN SHOP PLANTS   Grace Says Bethlehem, However, _ Acts Independently of Big In: Interests’ Program.  i

HEAD OF STEEL PLANT GOES ON STAND TODAY   Charged With Sponsoring Open Shop By Withholding Stee! From Builde's Employing Union Help.

ADMITS PLAN TO CRUSH UNION   Bethlehem Steel Corporation Head Testifies in New York Building Trust Probe.

Bethlehem Co. Does Not Sell Steal to Be Erected by. Union Laber.

“JOBS GET NO  STEEL IS RULE   ‘President. ‘6f Bethlehern. Com pany Said. Policy: Was to I, Fight Union Labor

ALSING TIDE OF SUVIE TloM ha —OWEPT Gia  TrTasfrrre   ON EVERY SIDE THERE ARE REPORTS OF RISINGS a

SWEPT CITIEa!   PROVINCIAL DOPE [IS BAD   ON EVERY SIDE THERE, ARE REPORTS OF. RISINGS i

(RISING OF THE REDS - FEARED BY GERMANS   SERIOUS NEWS REACHING BER LIN FROM PROVINCES.   Communists Quick te Take Advantage ef Shortlived Revolution, aad Rebel Armies Raised and Marching.

U. $. JACKIES ARE LAUDED   One Hundred and Fifty Sailors Added  to the American Force at QMabian _

AMERICAN SAILORS SENT TO CHIN!   Fo Augment Marine Guard 4s Precaution Against Revolt Went Unarmed, -

Detachment of Sailors to Join with Marines at American Legation Precaution Against Revolutionary Moves

ORDER MORE U.S. MARINES 10 CHINA   Are to Protect Americans Against Threatened Revolution

U. S. JACKIES ARE LAUDED   One Hundred and Fifty Sailors Added  to the American Force at > 2D, £ un

i ARKEE aALORS aH iO igatal NGM      Will Augment Guard: of American Legation Buring: Threat: - ened -Hostilities:

U. S. JACKIES ARE LAUDED   One Hundred and Fifty Sallors Added  to the American Force at ee

AMERICAN CHIEF REACHES PEKING   SEEKING TO STOP MARCH OF REBEL LEADER TOWARD CHINESE CAPITAL

DETACHMENT OF U. S. MARINES ON WAY TO PEKING   Americans Will Help in Guarding Uncle Sam’s  «Legation There.

AIR FLEET WILL GREET HARDING NEAR VIRGINIA   THIRTY PLANES TO ACT AS ES. CORT WHEN PRESIDENT-ELECT ENTERS CAPES

aod and Blizzards Resnlt In Thousands of Dollars Werth of  ili i ats

BOTH STORM AND — FLOOD CAUSE BIG ~ LOSSES IN EAST   Hundreds of Thousands of Dol. lars Damage Follow Blizzard. Ships in Distress

LARGE AREAS FLOODED BY BIG ST@RM IN THE EAS   Families Are Driven Prom Hotes ar Power Plants Are Out of  Comar T reports oF the storm uré giver

FLOODS IN EAST   Pennsylvania and New Jer sev States Suffering from Storms and Floods   MANY ARE HOMELESS

BAST SUFFERS IN STORM   Fleed and Blizzards Result tn Thewsands of Dellars Werth of  Jia nacac._

DAGO FINANCIER SURRENDERS TO POLICE TODAY   WARRANT CHARGING HIM WITH LARENCY HAD BEEN SWORN OUT   PRUST COMPANY THROUGHWHICH HE TRANSACTED BUSINESS is DEFOINGT

PONZI IS ARRESTED TODA’   Boston “Millionaire” Accused of! Using Mails to Defraud

AEFUOE TO TELL GAUGE WHILE MONEY WIZARD Io  ALOU QUIET OVER AFFAIR   surrenders To United States Attorney Just Before Federal Marshal Arrives To Pick Bostonian Up on Charges Filed By U. S.

Boston's “Bushel-Basket Milhonaire” Surrenders   Gives Up to Federal Authorities After Application Is Made for Warrant on Charge of Larceny; Makes Bond of $25,000 and Hearing is Set for August 17.

a  NANT A PON BES HIMSELF UP   “BUSHEL BASKET “MILIONAIRG SURRENDERED TO THE PED ERAL AUTHORITIES

MUG ORM  Ay PON 0 HEL N MAlL FRAUD   ‘Wizard’ Puts up $25,000 Bail and Is Freed at Boston

CHAS. PONZI GIVES SELF UF   “Bushel Baaket” Milllonalre Surren ders to Authoritles to Prevent Ar rest, Which He Expected,

PONZI PLACED UNDER ARREST AND GIVES BOND   CHARGE OF USING MAILS TO DE FRAUD PLACED AGAINST MONEY WIZARD

Boston Get-Rich-Quick Operator Put: Self in Hands of Government Auth erities When He Learns State i: Seeking Arrest; Reason Unknown.

PONZ SURRENDERS ~—AUMSELF 10 POLICE   Was About To Be Arrested. Capital of Bank Has Been Practically Wiped Out.

CHEAP SHOP FOR QUEEN MARY   Flings Defiance In Face of High Drieed Rond Street Staoreaa

QUEEN GOES TO ‘CHEAP’ SHOP   Mary of England Flings Gefiance in Face of High-Priced Bond Street Stores.

MEXICANS MOBILIZE / IN SONORA FOR BATTLE   War Secretary Sees But Smal Onnosition,

EJECTS AMENDMENT AGAIN   Louisiana House Refuses to Ratify Woman’s Suffrage Measure

DOCTORS TO SEEK M’SWINEY’S BODY   Will Ask Examination of Remains After Mayor’s Death   EXPECT IMPORTANT DATA   Prisoner Suffers Another Collapse—trish Rioting Grows

Names Dropped From List to Try . W. W. Deportaion Cases.   MOVIE WILD WEST SCENI   Defendants Worth Quarter o! Billion Dollars Facing Indietments,

EIGHT JURORS DROPPED JIN THE SISBEE TSHAL.   ‘ouré  Ofc: Hs Reprimauamded te Having Men. Who Were Defendants in the Jury Roy,

DEFENDANTS ON JURY AY BISBEE   Eight Dropped From List in Deportation Trial for Ample Cause.   OFFICIALS ARE SCOLDED

URORSFOUND 10 BE DEFENDANTS   Some of Those Summoned to Try Alleged Kidnappers of the L W. W. Were Implicated.

KANSAS OnERIFE DYNAMITED Who REVENGE VIGTIV   MANGLED BODY FOUND AT SIDE OF A CREEK   OFFICERS BELIEVE KILLING  WAS REVENGE PLOT   Frank Blizzard Was the Sheriff of Elk County, Kansas. Dynamite Placed in Exhaust Pipe of His Machine Which Was Also Wrecked

PRICE GUT WAVE HITS WHOLESALEF   New York Stores Refuse tc Purchase from Jobbers Until Prices Reduced

PRICE CUTIING TS CONTINUING   RETAILERS NOW TURN ON THE WHOLESALERS, g   SOBBERS NEXT TO FEEL  ‘THE . ANTICOST WAVE..::      Topeka Stores Fall in Line With Cut: Price Sales Which Are Sweenlng Country.

STORES HALT BIG ORDERS TO FORCE CUT FROM ABOVE   Eastern Retailers Withs draw Trade in Futures to Speed Decline   PUBLIC IS CREDITED FOR FALLING TREND

N. Y. JOBBERS ARE HIT   RETAILERS REFUSE TO BUY UN.LESS GIVEN DISCOUNTS.   Gotham Wholesalers Feel Price Cutting Movement—Selieve Reductions Are Artificial.

NEW TURN IN PRICE -CUTMOVE   RETAILERS DEMAND  ‘PHAT WHOLESALERS MAKE CONCESSIONS IN PRICKS   Refusing. to Buy Goods ‘Until They. Do — Price Cutting © Artificial Declare the Wholesale Rep  mnoanta tiaras

NEW YORK. STORES POSTPONE BUYING. TILL PRICES DROP   Managers Announce Policy Adopted by Dept. Stores. New York Restaurant Re duces Thirty Per Cent.

PRICE CUTS HiT BIG WHOLESALE HOUSES IN NY   Departmeni Store Buyers De maid Concessions; Departniont of Justice Slyly Claims Credit for Apparel Reductions

PRICE CUTTING MOVE. REACHED WHOLESALERS INN, Y, DISTRICT   Retailers Now Demand Concessions From Wholesale Concerns

WHOLESALERS HIT BY PRICE CUTTING AS MAVE SPREANS   RETAIL MERCHANTS  REFUSE TO BUY UNTIL _ JOBBERS MAKE RE THATITOVET AAT   MORE BARGAINS   Foods Are. Offered Cheaper In Large New York Res tanrant.

RETAILERS NOW INSIST JOBBERS REDUCE PRICES   DEPARTMENT STORE BUYER: MAKE DEMANDS FROM THE BIG WHOLESALERS      REFUSALS TO BUY ARE NOW BEING REPORTEL

RETAILERS SAY JORBERS SHOULD pun OST. TA      Some Wholesalers Declare Present Frice-Cutting Is Not a Wise Move   SALES STIMULATED, BUT NOT PRODUCTION   Department: of justice: Denies Patriotism Is Behind. Nationwide Movement

DEPARTMENT STORES yl BUYING UNTIL OBBERS COME DOWN   Substantial Reductions Must B« Made, New York Stores Decide.

Large Retailers Refuse to Buy - Until Wholesalers Cut Down Prices

BIG JOBBERS ARE HIT   Merchants Refuse to Buy Unless Given Large Discounts.   Price Cutting Movement in New York Has Reached Wholesalers—Retail Stores Advertise Reductions.

BUYERS DEMAND DROP IN PRICES   WHOLESALERS ARE HIT BY MANAGERS OF BIG DEPARTMENT STORES.

WHOLESALERS _ AREIMPORTUNED TO GUT PRICES   Retailers, Making Reduc tions, Refuse to Make Further Purchases,   REACTION IS FORECAST   New York Restaurant An nounces 30 Per Cent Off on Menu.

TWO MARINES ARE HONORED.   Given Congressional Medal for Hcerojem Displayed in Haiti.

FILIBUSTER STARTS “ JN FAVOR OF BONUS   Supporters of Legislation. Say They Will, Prevent ' Other Business from Coming Ub.

WANT ACTION ON SOLDIER RELIEE      Sponsors for b iH Will Preveat Other Consideration Until Measure is up

FILIBUSTER STARTED. OVER SOLDIER RELIEF   Proponents Determined ; Bi Shall Get Hearings >

Proponents of Soldier Relief Began Filibuster at Open  Endeavor to Prevent Reading Of Journal

oo i ‘BLOCK OONSIDERATION OF OTH. ER MATTERS—START WITH   GAVEL. FALL

FILIBUSTER IS BEING USED ON SOLDIER RELIEF   Relief Bill To Have Right of Way; Block Other  Action   SIX DAYS SUSPENSION OF RULES IS WANTEL

FILIBUSTER IS LAUNGHED IN CONGRESS   Proponents of Soldier Relief Began Filibuster at Open ing   Endeavor to Prevent Reading Of Journal

FILIBUSTER IN SENATE.   er Relief Fans Refuse to Discuss Anything Else.

LAUNCH FILIBUSTER “IN HOUSE -TODAY   Proponents of Soldiers Relief Legis' jation Delay Customary Prayer Twenty Minutes.

FILIBUSTER LAUNCHED   SUPPORTERS OF SOLDIER REWAEF BUA WILL PREVENT OTHER COKSIDERATION,

FREIGHT RATE - DEPARTMENT   To Be Established By Farmers’ Federation. Inequalities In Freight Rates Discussed.

FARMERS’ BUREAUS TO BE ESTABLISHED   Bureau of Transportation One of Vast Importance to Farmers.   EXPERTS TO HEAD DEPARTMENTS   County Agent Gniffth Explains Fully the Workings of Bureau and [ts Importance to Farmers.

Bolshevild Delegates Oper Negotiating by Demanding Brest-Litovsk.   'RUMANIANS SEND ULTIMATUM TO SOVIET      Demand Withdrawal in Three Days; Poles Continues Re‘treat Aleng Front

ROUMANIA IN ~ THREAT TO REDS   Ready to Mobilize Full Fightinc Force if Bolsheviki Refuse Demand.   MUST GET OUT OF COUNTRY   Hot Fighting in Progress Along the River Narew Between the Poles and Reds—Red Cavalry  - Makes Gains.

ALLIES RECOGNIZE A   ‘De Vaecto Independence Will Be Ac. _eepted Hy Allied Nations,  SS eG a ee ee esr a eT

Be Facto Independence Will Be vc. ~ eepted By Allied Nations,  Reet: ewer i ce wee

SUCCESSOR TO LANSING TO BE NAMED TODA:   Polk or Baker Mentioned as Next Secretary of State.

WILSON T0 NAME NEW SECRETARY PROBABLY TODAY   ACTING SECRETARY POLK’'S NAME PROMINENT IN GOS. SIP WITH BAKER AS A POSSIBILITY.

POLK OR BAKER 10 FILL VACANT LANSING CHAIR   WILSCN WILL NAME CHOICE FOR NEW SECRETARY OF STATE TODAY

WILSON MAY NAME. SECRETARY TODA)   POLK IS MOST PROMINENTLY MENTIONED AS SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT LANSING.

TO FILL GABINE  T VACANCY   President Wilson Expected to Announce Today Successur to Sec retary Lanuaing.

LANSING’S SUCCESSOR WILL BE NAMED BY PRESIDENT TODAY   White House Officials Refuse  to Discuss any of the Possibilities

POLK MAY SUCCEED LANSING   President Wilson Is Expected To Announce JTlis Sei¢ction Toda

PRESIDENT WILL NAME LANSING’S SUCCESSOR TODAY   Frank L. Polk, Secretary Ad In_terim, Most Prominently Mentioned.   LANSING RESIGNED AS SECRETARY 10 DAYS AGO   Possible Transfer of Baker to State Department Being Discussed at Capital.

CONVENTION IN _. BRIEF SESSION   Adjourn After Half Hour. Convene Later to Hear Planks.   PL. ATFORM Is COMPLETED      Has Gone to Main Committee For Approval. Cardinal Gibbons in Flow‘ing Robe Offers Prayer.

FOLLOWING INVOCATION OF CARDINAL GIBBONS CONVENTION RECESSED TO 4 THIS AFTERNOOK

URGES PLAN. FOR ~ TRAINING BOYS   Wadsworth Opens Debate ‘dt _ Army Aeorganization Bill:   DEFENDS COMPULSCHY IDEE

URGES PLAN FOR TRAINING BOYS   Wadsworth Opens Debate on Army Reorganization Bill   DEFENDS COMPU:SOKY IDEA

UNPREPAREDNEGS HEN AS GHEE OF WAR LOSSES   Senator Wadsworth Says Boys . 18 to.21 Should Replace World War ‘Veterans.

SEN. WADSWORTH ‘DEFENDS MLITAR ~TRAIWING PLAK   Declares Unpreparedness of U. 8. Costly in Last War   WOULD REDUCE ARMY YEARLY

UNPREPAREDNESS UF THIS COUNTRY COST MANY LIVES   How Senator Wadsworth of! New York Observes PreWar Conditions.   He Advocates Compulsory Training in a Spirited Talk on Question.

FEARFUL WASTE OF LIVES AND MONEY   Due to Unpreparedness Argues Wadsworth.

UNIVERSAL TRAINING 1S DEFENDED IN THE SENAT!   Senator Wadsworth Declares Vet. erans Should Not Be Made to Bear Brunt of Future Wars.

TRAINING YOUTH FOR WAR NEEDED FOR PROTECTION  -DFULS.. HESAYS   Senator From New York Advocates a Course in Universal Military Instruction For Boys 18 to 21,   CITES LOSSES DUE TO UNPREPAREDNESS   Lives and Money Sacrificed in Struggle With Germany Because We Were Not Roady to Particinate.

TOTS TRAMPLED TO OEATH   Banana Seller Garrics 16 t Safely—-One of Theater's Bexits Blocked, Claim.

CROWD CRUSHES CHILDREN AFTER       Youngsters Between Ages ‘of: and 10 Trampled to Death i in’ Mad Rush From New York mn ~ Movie House. .   SMOKING FURNACE BLAMED   Owners and Janitor Arrested on Misdemeanor Chargé i in Po- : lice-Investination.

KIDDIES DIE -INMOVI bi  EASTSIDE,N.Y   Six Trampled: in 2ush Following False Crv Fire

Rescues  Young Hero Pr Small Brot  Sunday Enterta Ends in Trage  Frantic Paras fi Theatre Doors

FIVE ONE Ih FIRE PANIC  TOTS TRAMPLED TO DEATH   Banana Seller Oarries 15 tc Safety—-One of Theater's Exits Blocked, Claim.

Movie House in’ New York's Italian Quarters Scene of Panic  a 7 Tt

SIX CHILDREN DEAD IN A THEATER PANIC   FIRE ALARM SHOUTED IN A NEW YORK PLAYHOUSE.   Small Room Crowded With Itelian: of East Side and Victims Trampled to Death While Attewmpting to Escape.

TRAMPLE TOTS 10 DEATH IN THEATER   Cry of “Fire” in New York Starts Panic; Six Are killed

PANIC FOLLOWS CRY OF FIRE   Six Children Trampled to Death In a New York Theater,   AWELVEOTHERS BADLY INJURED

SIX LITTLE ONES KILLED, 12 PERSONS HURT, IN THE TRAGEDY—ITALIAN QUARTER IS SCENE OF HORROR—PUSHCART MAN IS HERO

6 iguanas a — — IN ‘ hae THEATER i FALSE cRY OF “FIRE” STARTS A RUSH FOR THE EXITS ‘MEN AND WOMEN FIGHT TO REA CH STREETS, * SAFETY’   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PREse)

Cry of “Fire” Causes Stampede in Theater; Six Tots Are Killed   Children Jump From Seais and Tram ple One Another Underfoot in Frantic Effor! to Make Their Escape From  Building, —

SIX GHUDRER KILLED IN THEATRE PANIC   False Avarm ef Fire Caused a Siampede,

6 CHILDREN DIE INN. Y. MOVIE _ THEATER PANI(   When Smoke is Discov: _-ered_ Are_Crushed _to.. ~Death in Stampede. ~

Smoke Filtering Through Cracks in Floor of Movie Theater in New York's Italian Quarter Causes Stampede.   BANANA VENDOR PROVES HERO RESCUING FIFTEEN   Twelve Others, Children, Injured in Frenzied Rush, Carried to Hospital— Proprietors Held on Charge that One Frent Exit Was Locked.

SIX LITTLEONES DEAD AND TWELVE = ARE INJURED AS RESULT OF GRY OF FIRE IN MOTION PICTURE THEATRE

‘THEATRE PANIC:   Six-Children in Panic Sunday Even “ing in New York: EaSt Side House.

CHILDREN DIE IN NEW YORK MOVIE THEATRE PANIC   Falsé Alarm Of Fire, Caused By Paper. Clogged: Furnace, Results In Lite Tots Being Tramnled:- To Death. we   WAS IN. ITALIAN QUARTER

FINANCES OF STATE ARE REPORTED BEST IN YEARS   Huge Debt of Major Administra tion Paid, Claim—General Balance is Five Millions,

THESTATE FUND _ IS MUCH LARGER   MISSOURDS FINANCLAL  SETUATION PROM .         1 Receipts During 1919 Were  $25,062,337—Deht of 2,250,000 hett By ¥  H             Been Wi ipead Oi

KOLCHAK EXECUTED.   Commander of Anti-' Bolshevik, Forces Kilted By Own Men,

INTEREST RIFE IN OHIO.  Buckeye State ‘Has Gone Through Hottest Campaign in Its History.

OHIO QUIETING: DOWN   VOTERS IN HOME STATE oF THE LEADING: CANDIDATES. SPEC+ . ULATEING ON RESULTS.

SPEECHES FEW ON FINAL DAY BEFORE BALLOT   Cox Delivers Closing Speech At Toledo  —     Cnarilatinn On Raocilt Cieriinioe   Speculation On Result Occupies Voters

PLANNED SECOND FRIENDSHIP TOUR   MERCHANTS HEAR REPORTS ON SUCCESS OF THE ia) Visit ©   West Side of County and Richland ‘And Overbrook Will Be On  The Route i.   R. A. Kent Talked of Advantages To Be Gained From TheCommunity Visit ’

MERCHANTS HEAR REPORTS ON SUCCESS OF THE FIRST, VISIT * :      GO WEST NEXT TIME   West Side of County and Richland ‘And Overbrook Will Be On-The Route cae   R. A. Kent Talked of Advantages To Be Gained From’ The— Community Visit wee

b.0.P. OF INDIANA FAVORS GEN. WOOD   Wins Over Senator Johnson by About 10,000 Votes.   GOV. LOWDEN A POOR THIRD   Californian Carries His Home State by an Overwhelming Majority Over Hoover——Michigan Votes Go to Johnson—Minor Results.

REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA FAVOR GENERAL WOOL   Army Man Wins Over Senator John. son by 5,529 Votes— Lowden Third.

INDIANA G.0.P, BACKS GEN, WOOD   Army Man Carries Hoosier State by Approximately 10,000 Votes.    JOHNSON IS SECOND CHOICE   “Johnson Wins His Own State Over   Hoover by 148,000—Michigan Votes to Go to Him-——Other Prim. ary Results.

BILLION MORE REVENUE NEEDED BY RAILROADS   Shippers Concede Need for More In come for Carrier Systems— ) Rate Hike.

PINCHOT TO AID SENATOR HARDING   Approves Republican Nominee’s Reclamalicn Policy,

APPROVES HARDING RECLAMATION POLICY   Gifford Pinchot to Suppari tke Republican Nominee,

FORGED 10 PAY NANY MILLIONS EXGESS TAXES   Corporations Are Being Com: pellied to Disgorge at Rate of $25,000,000 Monthly.

sUHFUTAT TUN FORGED TO PAY HEAVY REVENUE   Taxes Unacknowledged ir Income Statements Yielding 25 Million Daily   OVER 340,000 RETURNS ARE FILED THIS YEAR   175,000 “NO-PROFETT" CON: CERNS REPORTED, A NU™M: BER PROPORTIONATELY FAR BELOW INDIVIDUALS.

DEFENSE RESTS IN ZIMMERMAN MURDER TRIAL   Alienist for Accused Is Emphatic Young Wom: an Was Crazy When the Crime Was Committed.

DEFENSE RESTS IN ZIMMERMAN CASE   Reiterates That Defendant Was Insane at- Time of Shootine—Since Cured

FOUND A SUICIDE   Body Beheved to Ke ‘That a Arntistice Day Murderer

THE. MYSTERIES OF ~ GREAT STRUGELE   EFFORT TO MITIGATE A © DISTRESSING WAR ARCERMATH   AMERIGAN LEGION HELPING   American Legion at Work’ to Secure Clearer “Detalls of How  Those “Missing: In ‘Action,’ or “presumably Dead," Wero Lost.

Plan of Union  . 054. of Presbyterians      Want: Closer, Relations Between the Northern’ and Southern ‘Presbyterjan Chirches.

PRESBYTERIANS FOR UNION   Adopt Resolution for Closer Relation: of Northern and Southern Churches

CHURCH ASSEMBLY APPROVES MERGER   wee eee  PLAN ADOPTED WITHOUT DE BATE, GREATLY TO) SUR: PRISE OF MANY.

pie a on i Mi      Young Folks Consider-It Tame to. Sit at’ Home, Says Club- Women

ADVICE GIYEN CLUB WOMEN   Mre. Perna ybacker Says More Attentien to Home Life and Marrlage Relation Necded.

Austin Woman Discusses Relations of Youth and Age and Home-Making

URGES CLOSER BOND FOR YOUNG AND OLD   Leader at Biennial Session of Wo man’s Club Federation Blames Elders.

WANT SOLID BAN ON FIREWORES   Inenrance Men Lament (Celebration in O14-Fascbioned War.

BRITISH M. P. GETS 6 MONTHS   Lieutenant Colonel Malone, Liberal Member of the House, Sentenced for Seditious Utterances,

BRITISH MW. P: GETS 6 MONTHS   Lieutenant Celene! Malens, Libera Member of the Howes, Sentenced for Seditiews Utterances.

6 MONTHS FOR BRITISH M. P.   Lieut. Col. Malone Sentenced for Se. ditious Utterances.

HUME BURNED ANU CIVILIANS SHOT IN RAIDS   Personal Accounts of Killings in Balbriggan Related by Town Commissioner, Who Was Beaten by Soldiers.   MALONE 1S SENTENCED   Military Raids in All Parts of Dublin. Twelve Persons Arrested. Ulster College  and Stores in Doneoal Are Rurned

NG G7, s, gas OR ON SPS #87 84-0 BP oe  + .  Yrs. Hoosevelt Heads Organization For That Purpese.

TO MAKE UP TAX Loss    Ware and Merang Committee Would Tax Personal Service

PERSONAL SERVICE HiT.   Corporations Are To, Be Taxed Same As Others.

PLAN HEAVY TAXES TO BLOCK TAX SUIT!           WAYS : AND MEANS COMEK HAS PLAN TO MAKE UP LOSSES EN REV. ERNIE.

THEY WOULD MAKE NOMINATING: EASIER   Change Sought’ in Democratic Convention Rules Providing  for Majority Vote’

TWO THIRDS RULE MAY BE ABANDONED   Cummins Opposes Move But Bryan Favors Majority Vote To Name Democratic Candidate—Committee Working On Convention Plans.

MAY CHANCE TWO THIRDS ~. RULE INDEM, ° ~—— BONVENTION   William J. Bryan Is Expected  to Take a Leading Fast the Fight for th ny

TWO THIRDS RULE -_ 8 OPPOSED.   Bryan- Element Urging Majorits Vote at Frisco;

NOT FAVORED   CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS AND OTH ER MEMBERS OF’ COMMIT. TEE OPPOSE If.   W. 3, Bryan is Expected to Lead the Fight on the Convention Floor in Favor of Adopting the Nec Rite,

10 NOMINATE NOT FAVORED   UHATRMAN CUMMINGS AND OIE ER OMBMBERS OF COMMIT. TEE OPPOSR UT ©   We. Bryan ix Expected to Lead th Fight on the Convention Bloor. fn Favor of “Adopting the,  New. Rute.

WOULD CHANGE VOTING IN CONVENTION   ['wo-Thirds Vote To Nominate Is Now Proposed,

‘eit I! EK CHANGE Tf MAJORITY VOTE   ttempt Will Be Made at Convention to Abolish Two-Thirds Rule   ELEGATES BEGIN TO REACH SAN FRANCISCO   (OMEN VOTERS DECLARED TC BE STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY.

MAY CHANGE IT TC A MAJORITY VOTE   Effort Will be Made in the National Convention to Change the Rule of ,   NAMING DEMOCRATS   —— em  From a Two-thirds Vote to a Majority—McAdoo is Not a Candidate

FACTS T0 INFORM ON INCOME TAN   BUSING SS ENTERPRISES ARE DIVIOYD INTO 3 CLASSES TO bACHTLITATE RETURNS

BOOM FOR MARSHALL        "AVORS MARSHALL. 70 YVEAD TICKE .               rior Strange in south [ Sterling, Demacrat

BUOM FOR MARSHALL   PLORIDA FAVORS MARSHALL TO HEAD TICKET,   Hoosier Strong in South For Hi Sterling Democratic Qualities.

TROMASON MAKES UPENING SPEECH   DEPLORES BAILEY’S ATTAC! ON PARTY IN ADDRESS AT GAINESVILLE.   SEEKS LOWER TAXATIO!   E] Paso Man Comes Out For Pro. hibition, Woman Suffrage, and Other Issues of the Campaign.

EL PAGO MAN IN  GAINEQVILLE TALK BES PLATFORM   KR. Es THOMASON WANTS TO SICCEED HOBBY AT AUSTIN— GIVES VIEWS.

OLX EOCAPE FROM STATE REFORMATORY      All Joliet Police Search Railroad Yarde.

POLISH ARMY IN THE NORTH S DESTROYER   Russians Capture Forts Along the Front; Keep Out Of Germany.

POLES IN FLIGHT AS REDS NOVANCI   BOLSHEVIKS SURROUND NORTH POLISH ARMY—CARRY FIGHT ON ENTIRE FRONT.

POLES RETREATING IN PANIC   Seek Refuge in Flight Before the Advancing Rassians.

CHURCHMEN STOP SUNDAY BALL; LEASE DIAMOND   Wealthy Farmer Gets Rights on 197 Acres to Check Games.

BUYS FARM TO STOP SUNDAY BALI   CHURCHMAN SETTLES BASE BALI CONTROVERSY BY BUYING ONLY AVAILABLE LOT

EX-KAISER  IS ASKED TO SURRENDER HIM SF   n Hope of Avoiding Complications Between Holland and Estente   Extradition Request Causing Agitatics ia Dutch Ministerial Circles.

HOLLAND FEARS ALLIED POWERS   IS TRYING TO INDUCE THI FORMER KAISER TO GIVE HIMSELF UP,

EX-KAISER IO YIELD   In Demanding Surrender by Holland the Allies Tell of the Many Crimes Charged Against Wm. Hohenzollern

BEARD WINS CONTEST INU. S. LAND ost      @FFICIALS UPHOLD. Tia  LANDS IN VICINITY OF ROUND VALLEY -

BEARD WINS CONTEST = IN U.S. LAND OFFICE   @FFICIALY UPHOLD TITLE  3 LANDS IN VICINITY OF ROUND VALLEY

2nd Class Postal  Rates Revision   House Postoffice Committee Voted to Report Measure to Repeal Automatic Increase

0 PHUPODED   Committee Takes Step te ' Head off Boost on Sec ond Class Matter

WIRELESS 10 BE Uaed IN SENDING REPORTS OF U3. CROP CONDITIONS   EXPERIMENT TO BE TRIED FIRST IN STATES NEAR THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,

ALLFOE NEEDED. WAS TO ‘BLUFF   Would Have Paralyzed Transportation From America, Declares Admiral.   GIVE IMPRACTICAL PLANS

THE HUN SEA RAIDS   fF  WOULD HAVE paVaLyanin TROOP MOVEME       Sims. Continues Stateme Prepa      ,Of Nav i For War, .

LITTLE BLUFF WAS NEEDED   Sims Says Huns Could Have Paralyzed All Troop Movements

I BLUFF? WOUL HAVE PARALYZED TRANSPORTATION   German Move At Right Tim Meant Disaster, Says Admiral Sims.   Discusses Four Plans to De feat Huns On the : High Sea.

BLUFF WOULD HAVE WON: OU   Admiral Sims Tells Senate Committee Navy Department “Was Badly Muddled.   VALUABLE TIME - WASTED

TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE; PLANNED LAST HOPE RAID   TIME WASTED BY DEPARTMENT   Declares That of Four Plans Pros posed, All But One Were Wholly Impracticable.  e °

“ALUFE IN 191 ON PRAT QF GERMANS WOULD HAVE —DADALY7ER CHHDpINE' CINK

SIMSSAYS LITTLE BLUFF WOULD ANE WORKED DISASTER   News That Germans to Attack Transports Caused Great . Excitement, He says   BARRAGE OF MINES ~ HELD GREAT WORKS   Admiral Denies That He Was  Always in Opposition to ; North Sea Project.

ADMIRAL » SIMS CONTINU ES TO s¢ ORE DEPARTMENT. Be      ENDANGERED CAUSE AT VERY: "CRISIS OF THE WAR.         A ‘Little German Binf, Sims . Sars, W ould Have Paralyzed Trans 4 portation of Troops.

THe HUN SEA RAIDS   WOULD HAVE PARALYZED TROOP MOVEMENT.   Sims Continnes Statements of Navy Preparation Por War.

bCAMANS FAILED TU ote SHANCE  OFFERED IN 1918   ‘ADMIRAL SIMS SAYS A LITTLE “BLUFE” BY HUNS WOULD HAVE RUINED AMERICA.

HUNS FAILED. - INBIG CRISIS   “& Good Bluff Would Have Paralyzed Our. Ship-’ ping,” Avers Sims.   BUT. GERMANS DIDN'T © GRASP. OPPORTUNITY

SIMS RELATES — MORE ALLEGED  NAVY DEFECTS   Little Bluff By Germans : 1918 Would Have Paralyz ed Troop Transportation Says Admiral   DEPARTMENT PROPOSED IMPRACTICABLE PLANS   Took Seven Months To Briny Officials To Final Conclu sion On Establishing Nava Barrage

BLUFF MIGHT HAVE SAVED HUN   = have Paralyzed Over ! sea Transportation of Sol  diers and Material

PO-OPERATION FAILS IN NAVY PLANS FOR WAR   Admiral Sims Tells of Panic In Department ‘at False Report from Germany

SIMS HAS DISMAL PICTURE OF WHAT “MIGHT HAVE BEEN’   Thinks German “Bluff” in 1918 Could Have Paralyzed Sea Transports.

GERMAN BLUFF WOULD HAVE PUT U.S. OUT SAYS SIMS   Claims U. S. Convoy System Was Weak; Many Plans Survested,.   NONE PRACTICAL   Transportation Could lave Been Paralyzed Easily, Declares Rear Admiral.

SIMS FEARED AN ATTACK BY HENS ON TRANSPORTS   fells Senate Committee That a Bluff on Germany’s Part Would Have Paralyzed Shipping.

LITTLE BLUFF ON PART OF GERMANS ALL THEY NEEDED   Sims Says They Could Have Easi. ly Paralyzed Transport of Our Troops.   HE TESTIFIES AGAIN   Says Navy Department Was Slow to Form Plans to Defend Trocp Ships.

TRAPPERS WANT NEW LAW   FOR BETTER PROTECTION OF FUR BEARING ANIMALS

INDICT DEMPSEY AS DRAFT DODGER AT SAN FRANCISCC   Charges Are Based On Story Told b: Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, Former Wife of the Champion Pugilist.

JURY INDICTS JACK DEMPES'   Charged With Draf: Dodging, Fighter to Face Trial

DEMPSEY IS INDICTED   Boxer Charged ed With Violation of Draft Caw. f   Former Wife Gives Federal Grand dury Lettere=—Declares She Was Gi-en $1,500 te Keep Quiet.

TIRST MEETING OF CABINET SINCE PRYSIDENT’S ILLNESS WAS HELD THIS MORNING

WILSON MEETS WITH GABINE   First Session Called by Presi: dent Since Taken Sick Last September.

SHOT TO DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE   New York Man aa Onto Running Board ind Kills  Passenger   Then Ended Wis Own Life —-Car Bare License Num her of Late Bishop Burch

DUAL TRAGEDY. . IN STOLEN CAR’ OF LATE BISHO!   Negro’ Leaps to “Running  Board, ‘Kills Woman’ and — Tate Deen Tifa: .

BOOSTER BANQUET   PAI PROMOTERS HAVE A Gir. TOGETHER PRAST.   Miock Taking Started for the Tipton founts Undertaking,

BOOSTER . BANQUE]   PAIR PROMOTE: RS H. Ww KoA GETTOG ETHE R PRAST.       tack Takin; led far the Tipton t Sounty v ndertaking,

NEW BOARD MEMBER   Edmund Platt, Republican, Se lected by Wilson for the Place

CHILLICOTHE TURNED OVER TO SHRINERS   MANY VISITORS IN TOWN FOR BIG CLASS INITIATION   Parade of St, Joseph Baad, Local and Visiting Delegates Featured Afternoon.

CHILLICOTHE — TURNED OVER - TO SHRINERS   TORS LN TOWN FOR INTTLATION. —  MANY. VIS       Parade of St, Joseph Band, Locht and Visiting Delegates Featured Afternoon,

RE RR Ge REE GR URES Sa RANKS ne REE MC tener  LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES WANT U.S. TOCOME IN   Acceptance of -Root’s Court Plan Taken As Move For American Favor

MOVE TO INFLUENCE U. 6. 10 BECOME, MEMBER OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS REVEALED   Acceptance Of Root’s Plan For an International Court Of Justice Resulted From Hope That America Would Enter Pact.

SOP TO UNCLE SAA   To Induce His Entrance Into Torone of Nations.

$250,000,000 LOSS IN SUGAR   Crop in Price Makes Gig Shrinkage on 2,000,000 Tons—Stocks in U. S. Enormous.

NEW YORK SEEKS 2.75 BEER   Bit! Introduced in Legislature Whict Would Permit Its Sale Under State Laws.

NO ACTION YET _ IN PROBING MOB   Assistants Await Word From Freeling in Texas Before Acting Against Sheriffs.

NTTBANEY GENERALS JFFICE HAS TAKEN NO STEPS INVES TIGATINE TULSA ANC OKLAHOMA PTY: MOB VIQLEN GE   ee ASSISTANTS STATE NOTHING MAY _ BE EXPECTED UNTIL FREELING RETURNS FROM TEX. AS, WHERE IS. TRYING © OW, CASES.

“BUNDLE DAY’’ FOR ARMENIANS   August 25th to Provide Aid of Clothing For Suffering Women and Orphans

Reckless Inefficiency in Conduct Of Nation’s Business Affairs Is Charged By Senator  SAYS REORGANIZATION  MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED.  Says Wilson Sought to Surrender The Monroe Doctrine Through The League Of. Nations sy  Appeals To Business Interests:   Appeals To Business Interests In Speech Saturday.

Civil Governor Averts Further Bloodshed with Ultimatum Accepted by Intrenched Radicals Awaiting New Attack

HARNING ins BEPANGTRIIC TEA   Takes Rap at the League and Says He Will Restore “Sober Business.’

NS COMGT OF CHATION'SAFTHIRS   HARDING MAKES” VIGOROUS AT “TACK ON ADMINISTRATION OF :_-* PRESIDENT ‘WILSON.

HARDING OPENG FIRE ON WILSON   Says Administration is Guilty of Inefficiency in Conducting Affairs.   TAKES RAP AT OPPONENT.

HARDING WOULD KEEP HANDS OFF   Candidate Says If He is Elect ed President He’ll Not Meddle With Business.

SEN. HARDING PAYS RESPECTS: TO PRESENT "ADMINISTRATION   KILLED BY: SHERIFE

HARDING LAUNCH ATTACK UPON ADMINISTRATION   Declares Dikinocratic Of ficials Guilty of Reck less Inefficiency.

ADMINISTRATION INEFFICIENT GAYS HARDING   Republican Nominee Scores Democratic Officials in Double Barrelled Attack Todav

WOULD TAMPER “WITH TARIFFS   While Assailing Democratic — Policies Harding Outlines What He Will Do.

WOULD SURRENDER MONROE DOCTRINE   SENATOR HARDING MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PRESENT ADMINISTRATION

SEN. HARDING DENOUNCES WILSON CLAN   Charges Officials Are Guilty of Reckless  Inefficiency.

HARDING LAYS BAR DEMOCRATIC FAILURE   Candidate of Republicans . Address Declares Need To Help Restore Industry

HARDING ATTACKS ADMINISTRATION      Declares Officials Guilty of “Reckless Inefficiency”

SENATOR HARDING UPENS ATTACK ON ADMINISTRATION   Charges Government Officials With “Reckless Inefficiency” in Management   WOULD ADOPT BUSINESS WAY   Nominee Says He would . Summon Best Administrators of Country to Aid in Reorganization.

HAPRING ATTACKS NEMOPPATIO: BILE   Declares Present Administration Is Guilty of Reckiess Inefficiency.

HARDING STRAFES DEMOCRATIC IDEAS   And Accuses the Party of Outrageous Inefficiency In Business.

HARDINGHURLS BROADSIDE AT THE DEMOCRATS   DecJares Administration Officials Guilty of Much “Reckless  Inefficiencv’”’   WOULD PLACE NATION ON A SOUND BASIS

HAWDING FIRES BOTH BARRELS AT WILSON   Hard to Believe Discrepancy Between English and French Texts ot Leagite Covenant Not Intentional, He Says

WILSON RECALLS - SCAIF COMMITTEE   To -Revonsider the Wage Award of the Eituminous Coal Ps Cone

TWO GIRLS MURDERED   Their Godies Found Sunda Morning Lying ‘jn Grant Park, Chicago.

PRETTY GIRLS OF THE STAGE ARE MURDERED   Blood-Covered Bodies of fctresses Found in Grant Park Chicago   Think Murder Committed Out: side of Famous Park

HUNT FOR CLUE IN SLAYING OF TWO ACTRESSES   Bodies Found Sunday Morning Near Lake Front.

ACTRESSES SUN IN CHICAGO PARK   Cicumstances Surrounding Deaths Puzzling to Authorities

Pretty Young Women’s Bodies Are Found at Chicago Lake Front; Companies Are Detained

FIND BODIES OF WOMEN IN PARK   CHICAGO POLICE HUNT CLUE TO GRANT PARK MYSTERY   Mystery "Phone Call Sent From In. surance Office Sunday Notifies Police of Traredvy.

Bodies of Slain. Actresses Found on Lake Front, Short Ways from Boule Michigan,   KILLER PHONES POLICE?   Spuricus Telephone Message from An Insurance Office Informs Officials.

Two Pretty Actresses Found Dead on Beach AtGrant Park, Chicago   Bodies Bruised And Covered With Blood When Discovered By Pelice Responding To Mysterious Telephone Call; Girls Held Up, Robbed And Murdered Is Theory.

TWO ACTRESSES MYSTERIOUSLY DONE TO DEATE   Bodiey Found Lying Together da Grant Park, Chleago,   UNKNOWN NGTIFIES POLICE

CHICAGO ACTRESSES FOUND:DEAD SUNDAY: “IN-LAKE SIDE PARK   Bodies: Found in Grant Park - Under Circumstances Point- — ing to Mutder vO   DRAGNET “OUT FOR MYSTERY’ MAN WHO NOTIFIED POLICE   Death Due to Wood Alcohol Poisoning Says Coroner’s. Jury

YOUNG AND PRETTY: ACTRESSES SLAIN   Chicago Police Probe Murder Mystery.

DOUBLE MURDER CHICAGO MYSTERY  NO CLUE AS TO WHO’KILL  7 THEO Sa 4A CVE Ce

MINDY ITY a oTMIRED OVER NOBLE MURDER   BODIES OF TWO YOUNG AND PRET. TY ACTRESSES FOUND NEAR FASHIONABLE BOULEVARD,

) ACTRESSES FOUND DEAD IN CHICKED PARK   Circumstances of Mysterious ‘Nature Surround the End of Two Young Women in the Grant Park Near Michigan  Boulevard.

TWO YOUNNG ‘GIRLS KILLED   Bodies Found Lying on Lake Front Near Chicago Yacht Club

MISTREATED AND ~ MURDERED, GIRLS FOUND IN STREETS   Jack the Ripper and His White Chapel Atrocities Recalled by the Latest Chicago. Horror   COLD AND KNOCKOUT DROPS END JOY RIDE   AUTHORITIES SEEK CLUE Tt _ PERSON WH9. PHONED NEWS OF GRISSLY FIND TO PO~ LICE HEADQUARTERS

DEATH MYSTERY OF ACTRESSES IS DEEPENED.   Two Chicago Girls Found Dead i Grant Park—Belleved to Have Been Victims of Joy Ride.

TWO ACTRESSES FOUND DEAD   Chicagols Startled By Bruta Murders   COVERED WITH BRUISES   Their Hair Was Mgtted With BurrsMysterious Stranger Notified Police.

TWO WOWEN DEAD IN PARK.   Chicangzo Actresses Victims of Wood Aicohol and Ex posere.

TWO ACTRESSES SLAIN IN GRANT PARK, CHICAGO   Thrown -OQut-—-of. Auto ..While Intoxicated; Perish in Cold.

9 ACTRESSES FOUND SLAIN      Murdered and Left in Chicago Park, is Police Belief

aah HAS NEW _ MURDER MYSTERY          Ss, Whose Bodies Were Found: on hake Front.   FIND BUPRS. IN GIRLS" HAIR      Bodies Were Hruised and Covevec With) Gleod—oalice Have Made No Arrests,

WO YOUNG ACTRESSES “OUND DEAD  COANT PARK, CHAT    CRANT PARK, CHI C2CO, UNDER CiR COMSTANCES PDE  CATING MURDER.         cious Peton:orne Gall Ne“fies Polico—Sender uw. 14 Can’t Ba Located — odlies Identeied,

TWO ACTRESSES ARE FOUND DEAD TN CHICAGO PARE   ONB OF THE YOUNG ANT PRETTY GIRLS IS A NA TIVE OF ALTOONA, THE POTICE LEARN.   One Was a Stock Show Playe:  While the Other is a Daugh.  ter of New York Hippodrome Wroinper.

DEEP MYSTERY SHROUDSDEATH OF 2 ACTRESSES   Bodies Found in Chicago Within Short Distance of Michigan Ave.   MURDER INDICATED: POLIGG ARE. PUZZLED

Joy Ride and “Knockout Drops” Believed to Have Figured in 2 Girls’ Death

PR ETTY ACTRESSES FOUND-SLAIN IN CHICAGO PARK   Bruised Bodies Discovered bj Police ‘Where Mysterious Phone Call Indicated

MURDER OF GIRLS IS MYSTERIOUS   Bodies Found On Chicago Lake Front. Telephone Call Notified Police of Tragedy. Girls Identified.

COLLEGE GRAD AND “DIP” HELD FOR HOLD-UP      Charles O'Malley Capturec After Duel With Chicago Police.

FAMOUS PICKPOCKE] NABBED IN HOLD-UF   Charles O'Malley Seized In Chi cago In Attempt At Daring Daylight Robbery.

BAPTIST CONVENTION HEARS ANNUAL REPORTS IF VARIDIS ADDIE   ALMOST MILLION POLLARS CON TRIBUTED TO CHURCH BUILDINGS DURING YEAR,

REPORTS FEATURE ~™ -» BAPTIST SESSION   More Than 12,000 Baptized During Year.

$2,300 IN NICKELS STOLEN   Chicago Bandits in Two “Flivvers” Rob Bank Cashier.

CHICAGO BANDITS GET $2,300   Men in Two “Flivvers”’ Hold Uy Auto Taking Cash to Down. town Bank,

YUCATAN JOINS THE REBEL GOVERNMENT   CARRANZA ‘SUPPORTERS LOSE THE LAST IMPORTANT PORT THERE   OLD OFFICIALS FLEE   Provisional Government Has Taker Over Affairs Pending’ Instructiens   Gold and Silver Bullion Worth Mil hens Captured ‘From Carranza Train

Gold and Silver Bubion Worth Mil ions Captured -From Carranza Train

PAEMIIE HG AGREE UN Aoula TANGE TOWARD POLAN   Millerand and George Decid to Reimpose Blockade on Russia and to Furnish Munitions,      CONSIDER DEFENSE LIN   Preliminary Results of Meet ing of Armistice Commission at Minsk Will Determine Application  of Aid. ;

Allies Will Re-impose Blockade on Russia and Will Send Munitions Immediately; Establish Defensive Line In Poland Preparatory to an Expected Attack   RED TROOPS NEARING WARSAW

WILL RE-IMPOSE BLOCKADE AND GIVE MUNITIONS BUT AOLD-UP WAR DECLARATION   Is Made Clear in Conference That Allied Powers Will Stand By Newly Established Nation—British Labor Warns  Against Move. .

ALLIED AID WATHNELB UNTIL A LATER OAT   British and French Premiers & Watch Outoeme of Armistice Ne  getiations.

~ FRENCH GIVE POLAND ARMS   ‘WILL RE-IMPOSE BLOCKADE AND  GIVE ADVICE, ALSO, TO POLAND.

Decision Is To Wait and See the Outcome of Negotiations Between Poles and Bolsheviki At Minsk.

SKEPTICAL OVER BALTIC BLOCKADE   AMERICAN OFFICIAL OBSERVERS SEE LITTLE HOPE IN FRANCO-BRITISH PLAN    MODIFICATION DEMANDED   Lolyd-George Insisted on La Armed = Policy on eu, {

INTERVENTION MAY AWAIT RESULT OF MINSK CONFERENCE   Blockade of Soviets, Arms and Military Advice for Poles Agreed Upon   INVADER SWOOPING DOWN UPON WARSAY

Polish Government In Proclamation Appeals to Citizens to Defend Homes In “Holy War Before Geies of Warsaw;” Both Sides Gather Forces for Final Strugela =

MUNITIONS WILL Bt FURNISHED: TO POLES   BLOCKADE AGAINST RUSSIA WILL BE REIMPOSED AS PART OF PLANS,   British Premier Is Determined No Allied Troops Shall Be Called Out,

Leaders Predict Failure Despite Changes By Lodge      Acceptance By Allies of Reservations Now Depends on Filing of Objcctions—President Given Sixty Days To Reject It If Passed.

LODGE RESERVATION TC PREAMBLE IS ADOPTED WITHOUT ROLLCALL.   END EXPECTED AT ONGE   Indications Are That Long-DrawnOut Debate On Versailles Pact Is Coming to  An End.

PEACE TREATY COMES UP FOR RATIFICATION TODAY; ~—ASSAIL WILSON’S STAND

PREAMBLE 10 PEACE PACT SOFTENED BY IANRE AMEANMENT   Altered So That Failure by the Allies to Object Signifies Acceptance.   FINAL VOTE 1S EXPECTED:   Attempt Made by Lenroot, How. ever, May Delay the Final Action.

FINAL VOTEON' PEACE TREA   SENATE THIS MORNING 700K UT THE PREAMBLE TO RATIFLCATION OF PACK *:.   The Lodge Amendment, Which Was First Called, Was Adopted Without Roll Call aud With  Nae Debate. tet

TREATY NEGOTIATION. ONS: WILL SOON BE OVER   Hitchcock, Administration Leader, to Predict De- feat of Pact—-40 or More Votes Against It.

FINAL TREATY VOTE NEAR   Senate Expected to Decide Fate of Pact Today *

MORAL ‘LESSON © WAS VALUABLE   Sheriff of Cook County Braved Protests of Chicago Club Women and. Did Not Clear Court Yard Cells.

JNLOR -AND SHERIFF PERMITTED MW HUNDRED. PRISONERS 10. BE WHT NESSES OF EXECUTION   OTHER INGISCRETIONS CHARGED

200 Prisoners See Hanging As Morai Lessor   Murderer Goes to His Death on Gal fous While Fellow Prisoners Lovk On—Goveruur’s Cr. der is Defied

MAN HANGED WHILE ; FORMER COMRADES LOOKED ON   : _ Prisoners Allowed to Seo Durrage Ge  Death as a Moral lesson,”     to H

 ee      Chheago tu Womew: Protest: Against : the Publicity in Vain, . -

MURDERER. HANGED: "IN CHICAGO JAIL      Prisoners See Raffalo Durrage . ‘Pay the Penalty for Killing Wife: » 9)" gud a Pretend .-: .

200 PRISONERS SEE DURRAGE HANGED   AS “MORAL LESSON”   CHICAGO HANGING HELD HOUF BEFORE SCHEOULE TIME To PREVENT RECEIPT OF WORD OF EXECUTION  oraw

PARIS LYNCHING TRIAL DEC. 6TH   Will Be Held in Sherman, Grayson County, Under Change of Venue Granted.

9,000 WORKERS CUT OWN PAY   Pullman Car Shop Employees Ask Reduction of Not Over 20 Per Cent,

CAR WORKERS CUT OWN PAY   Nine Thousand Pullman Shop Em. ployees Ask Wage Reduction.

DRY OFFICER HERE   ‘Says Complaints Have Have Been Received  From Officers.

DRY OFFICER HERE   Says Complaints Have Been Receiv From Officers.

U. S. COAL QUIZ AT CHICAGO   uel Profiteer. ing Is Started by Attorney General Palmer.

CHICAGO TO HAVE COAL QUIZ   U.S. Investigation of Fuel Profiteering ¢n Be Started.

U. S. COAL QUIZ AT CHICAGO   Federal Investigation of Fuel Profiteer. ing Is Started by Attorney General Palmer.

WILL SEARCH FOR OIL   Senator Phelan’s Bill Indorsed by Secretary Payne.   Measure Provides for U. S. Coerport_ tion to Develop Resources in For eign Countries.

‘U. S. TO HUNT FOR Ol   SECRETARY PAYNE INDORSES SENATOR PHELAN’S BILL.   It Provides for Organization of Corporation to Develop Resources in Foreign Lands.

MINERS ARE STILL OUT   WITH POWDER ROW SETTLED OTHER THINGS INTERVENE:   ‘Practically Ne Coal -Pevdection ip ‘the Kansas Field Todas.

KANSAS MINES IDLE   Agreement on Explosives Prices Fails to Send Men-to Work

REDS EXECUTE 105 LABORERS      Trotsky Crushes Serious Rio After Many Are Killed and Wounded   BULLETIN

TRYING 10 SMASH ut ADOO'S BOOM PALMER cOK MANAGERS CET cy BRYAN MOVE AGAINST PROFITEER

SERVICE MEN 10 ASK LEGISLATION SOLDIER BONUS   Military and Patriotic Touch Feature of Convention Preliminaries

EX-SERVICE MEN AFTER ENDORSEMENT OF BONUS PLAN BEFORE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Bonus Bill O.K.Asked of Convention   EX-SERVICE MEN AMONG DELEGATES TO PUSH LEGION PLAN.

DELEGATES MAY ENDORSE BONUS   Service Men at Convention Active in  Interest of Ex-Soldiers.

LUMBER MILLS MAKE WAGE REDUCTION   Cut of from 15 to 25 Per Cent Becomes Effective January 1— Prices at Lowest Level in Several Vears.

60,000 LOGGERS GET WAGE CUT!   Under New Scale in North Forests Common Labor Will Receive $3.60. Per Dav.

<ELSON no      Chetk Artist’ Iw Anderson Jal ‘{ Awaiting Court Actipus . ~

NELSON BOUND OVER,   Check Artist In Anderson Jail  Awaiting Cottrt Action,

AN WANTED AT “BRITT, IOWA, IS CAUGHT IN CANADA   JOSEPH CADBURY HELD B WINNIPEG—CAME THERE BY AIR PLANE.

3-HOUR BATTLE FOUGHT OUT IN COUNTY KERRY   Armed Raiders Repulsed in Attack on Police Barracks, With Rifles and Grenades.

SHIP BUILDING RECORD SET   9,880,639 Tole Turned Out by America + in Year ts New Peace-Time Mark.

J. $. BROKE THE WORLD RECORD MAKING SHIPS   Aggregated More Gross Tons Than England. American Tonnage Sufficient to Carry Sixty Per Cent Foreign Trade of U. S.

SETS SHIP BUILDING RECORD   980,640 Tons Turned Out by Americ: in Peace Year.

WILL VOTE  IN SENATE ON LEAGUE PACT   Aiter Four Months of Political Jockeying Showdown on League Comes This p.m.

Acceptance (f Reservations Is Made Requisite   Amendment Is Passed In Senate This Afternoon Without a Roll Call   HOPE TO REACH FINAL VOTE TODAY   Same Situation Prevails That _ Existed When First Vote Was Taken

PACT RATIFICATION CLAUSE ADOPTED   Senate Makes Allied Acceptance of Lodge Reservations a Candition.   KILL BRANDEGEE AMENDMENT   Provided President Would be Required to Deposit Treaty at Paris 60 Days After Ratification. Vote 41 to 42.

STATE OF WAR IS TO CONTINUE   President Condemns Resolution On the  Ground It Said Nothing About the  ~ Purposes For Which We Eitered the Fioht. .

President Claims Resoluti¢n: “Wonld Place Ineffaceable Stains on Gallantry and Honor of the United States”   No Demands on Germany ‘for Wrongs Done World Na: tions Provided in Proposal, Says Execntive’s Message

PRESIDENT VETOES PEAGE RESOLUTION   DECLARES IT .SURRENDERS ALL THE RIGHTS OF THE UNITED STATES.   Asserts Resolution Sought to Es. tablish Peace Without Making the Enemy Pay for Wrongs Done.

WORRIES OVER WRONGS OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM   Condemns Knox Resolution Because It Does Not Mention European Troubles Which Do Not Goencern U.S.

NOT YET AT PEAGE   PRESIDENT UNDOES WHAT G. 0 P, CONGRESS DID."   Wiilsoti ‘Declates _ it cA Complete Surrender-of the Rights of Ameties,”*

COMPLETE SURRENDER... UNITED STATES RIGHTS TO GERMANY. HE SAYS        Republicans Sought to Decla re War Between Germany ant  Austro-Hungary and Unit ed States at an End Afte ! Turning Down Peace Treaty.

Document Is Returned to the House Accompanied by Presidential Message .   SURRENDERS RIGHTS OF U' S. TOWARD GERMANY’   WOULD DRAW US APART FROM REST OF WORLD IN PURSUIT OF OUR INTERESTS ALONE, WILSON SAYS,

PRESIDENT VETOES KNOX RESOLUTION   RETURNS ANSWER TO SENATE THIS AFTERNOON,   Declares Such Penee Inconsistent With the Dignity of the Tnited States,

KNOX PEACE PLAN IS INCONSISTENT WITH U.S. DIGNIT)      PRESIDENT HOLDS THAT PEA BRSOLUTION SHOWS DE. SIRE TO LIVE ISOLATED LIFE,         SURRENDERS U. S. RIGHTS   Revolution Makes No Reference to Purpose for Which United Entered’ War, Wilson fells

WILSON VETOES KNOX RESOLUTION      PRESIDENT SAYS IT WOULD LE COMPLETE SURRENDER OF TGATS OF ENITED'S

President Says Peace by Resolu. tion is “Inconceivable”’ and Not Desired.   HOUSE WILL ACT FRIDAY   No Attempt to Override the Veto Will be Made Until Then Said Today.

BILL 10 END WAR CALLED SURRENDER Ur RIGHTS   President's Friends Aver He Sounded Keynote In His Message

FAESIDENT VETOES KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION: SAYS S COMPLETE SURRENDER

PRESIDENT VETOES KNOX RESOLUTION   Wilson Says it is in “Effect A Complete Surrender of Rights of United States.”   CONDEMNS THE MEASURE   House Votes to Postpone Any At tempt to Override The President's Objections.

BARS. PEACE AT PRICE. OF LOST IDEALS   CONGRESS WOULD MAKE SURRENDER OF VU. 3. REGIS   r uur it6.+6C~«~ awe   Purposes for Which We Fought Ignored Says President.

SAYS TT 1S COMPLETE SURRENDER OF RBHTS; OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   Bill Ending War Goes Back To Congress To Be Voted On In Endeavor To Overrule President Wilson Action. . 

‘ND SLIT ~ DECLARING PEACE   SAYS RESOLUTION WOULD BE COMPLETE SURRENDER OF RIGHTS OF U. 5,   INCONSISTENT WITH DIGNITY OF U. S.   Reclares Resolution Says . Nothing ’ About Purpeses ‘for Which We ' "Entered the War.) —~  i

CXIRAE   Telegraphic!   PRESIDENT VETOES KNOX RESOLUTION MAKES STATEMENT

WILSON VETOES  RESOLUTION TO DECLARE PEACE   President Declares Knox Resolutior Would Place ‘Ineffaceable Stain’ _ on Hanor af Lnited States

WILSON VETOED ~ PEACE RESOLUTION   “IS IN EFFECT A COMPLETE SURRENDER OF RIGHTS OF THE UNITED STATES

EXECUTIVE PUTS DISAPPROVAL SEAL ON MEASURE TODAY   igh: Risen 14 3 eer oe ae . Rights of the United States      Declares It Says Nething ‘About the ~ Perpeses, fey Which the U.S. nEfered the War

WILSON VETOES PEACE RESOLUTION   SAYS RESOLETION IS IN FREECT A COMPLETE SURRENDER OF THE RIGHTS OF TT. &,

NEWSPAPER: MAW  SAW CLARA SMITH NEAR SAN ANTONIG   Mrs. Hamon’s Apartment Entered and Robbed In Chicago.

OATS Moo oN TH BONFESOES KILLING AROMORE OIL KINt   San Antonio Newspaper Man Alleges He Talked With Woman Monday Night.  Declares She Told Much Same Stery as Was Reiated by

Moroccan soldiers slay seven Germans and wound inany more   SVP STUDENTS’ PARADE   Machine guns used by negro troops to disperse crowd and rescue officer

MID WEST NEWS PRINT LEACUE   Publishere of Ten States Mianning  lie bP e@ermation.

IRON COUNTY WILL HOLD ORY AND WET ” PEAGE PARLEY”   Citvy Rejoices Over Victory of Rum ~ Rebellion   oe CITY OFFICIALS

EXPRESS RATES   RAILROAD COMMISSION GRANTS PLEA OF AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY AND SHIP MENTS WILL COST MORE HEREAFTER,

AMERICAN PUBLIC IS SANDBAGGED BY THEPRICE GOUGERS   SENATOR CAPPER ASSERTS THA! PROFITEERING IS LAST STRAW IN ECONGINC STLUATION   MANUFACTURERS BLAMED   Urges Active Presecution ard InFrisonment of Profiteers Remedy for Situation — Want U. S. Expenses Reduced

PROFITEERS ARE SANDBAGGERS   Is Statemctt of Senator Capper, 6 Kansas, in a speeeh Poday

Siang Held Language Cocktail Gotta Put Kick i in Your Talk Wisconsin Prof Tells World

COUPLE OF YOUNGSTERS. 100 AND 72 YEARS OF AGE MARRY AT LOS ANGELE!

TWENTY-THOFE PEACANC INJURED WHEN TRAINS COL LIDE NORTH OF HERE   ‘NO ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED; ACCIDENT OCCURS IN ; STEPHENS COUNTY,

\ANORO WINE AO OTA GE 1 DIG DEMONSTRATION DOWNCIDENT WITH THE RETURN OF HOWATT 0 NTTOWA COUNTY JAIL

HOWAT ADVOCATES GATHER AT GIRARD   SECOND DEMONSTRATION POR MINERS’ HEAD PLANNED FOR TODAY   HOWAT WAS REMOVED   Was Lodged In Jail At Ottawa By Chcrokee County Sheriff This Morning 4   Governor Allen Blames Fedrratior of Labor For Mine Field Condition

HOWAT ADVOCATES GATHER AT GIRARD   SECOND DEMONSTRATION TOR MINERS' HEAD PLAN. KED FOR TODAY   HOWAT WAS REMOVED,   Governor Allen Blames Federation of Labor For Mine Field Condition

EEK CIVIL TRIAL ORRICHSLACKER   lleged Evader of Draft Claim: Same Rights as the “Poor and Unknown   1AS FRIGHTENED AWAY   ear of Arrest As Deserter After Failing to Appear Before Draft Board, Blamed

TRY TO TAKE CASE OUT OF - WAR COURTS   Attorneys - For Bergdoll; Draft Dodger, Claim ‘He Is Civilian and Not Subject. To Court Mar gems   -IMPORTANT “AS PRECEDENT   ’ Board Finds He Is Normal Mentally-—Mother Testifies He Always ‘Had Fear Of Being Placed Undey Arrest. :   INJURED © IN AUTO ~ RACE

BEAGDOLL TRIAL QUITE IMPORTANT   Draft Evader’s Ca Case... Affect: 170,000 Throughout Dv. S., Says Counsel.

DARROW TO AID AS COUNSEL FOR ALLEGED RADICA!   Former “Attorney for Mc Namara Brothers to Appear “o™" at COitlonue Trial

DARROW TO DEFENN.   Well Known Lawyer is Attorney fot Man Charged ‘With Anarchy,

DARROW 19 DEFEND BENJAMIN GITLOW   Chicago Attorney Will Be Among Counsel For Numerous Extremists.

UNION CHIEF : URGES MINERS. TO GO TO WORK   Says Such Action: Wil » Bring Consideration-of

MINERS URGED TO WORK BY UNION   President of United Workers Is sues Circular. Work Will Bring Settlement,   HAZLETON MINERS IDLE

CHICAGO DRAGNET MAKES BIG SWEEI   Police There Fill Stations With “Suspicious Characters.”   Chief Garrity Plans Big Drive or Criminals Because of Numerous Holdups Recently.

DRIVE ON CRIMINALS   HUNDREDS ARE SEIZED BY THE CHICAGO POLICE,   Stations Are Filled With “Suspicious Characters” in an Effort to Rid City of Crooks.

DRAGNET IN CHICAGO   Police There Fill Stations With “Suspicious Characters.” _   Chief Garrity Plans Big Brive: or Criminals Because of Numerous Holdups fRécently.

ARREST EGAN ON A FRAUD GHARGE   Is Accused of Presenting Falss Claim for Fire Insurance

EGAN TAKEN ON NEW WARRANT   JUDGE BERGH DISMISSES HIM ON FIRST CHARGE THEN RE-ARREST IS MADE.

POLICE AND PICKETS BATTLE AS EXPRESS WORKERS WALK OUT   ‘Company Barns Under Heavy Guard Following Fist Fight 4a Chicago Strike

POLICE GUARDING PROPERTY . AFTER STRIKERS’ BATTLE   American Railway Express Company’s Barns: in. Chicago. Are Protected; Cop Hurt in Fight. -. 

BADLY IN CHICAGO EXPRESS STRIKE   Several Hurt; All Barns Under Guard After Pickets Make Attack on Workers.

FIRST RIOTING IN EXPRESS CO. STRIKE IN CHI   Heavy Police Guards Thrown About Barns of Companies.

Chicago Authorities Take ‘Hane in Express Strike Following Disorder. -

FEARFUL OF THE WHEAT.   Many Parmers Are Looking for Very Short Vield,

BlG QUAKE DOES DAMAGE   Ten States in Mexico Shaken UV; by Vera Cruz Shock—Villages Destroyed.

EARTHQUAKE DOES. DAMAGE IN MEX'C0   At Least Two Villages Destroyed In State of Vera Cruz and Many. — Resultant Deaths.

QUAKE IN MEKICO ROCKS 10 STATES: MANY ARE KILLEL   Villages Virtually Destroyed by Disturbance Not Far From Mi. Orizaba Volcano.

TEN MEXICAN STATES HIT BY EARTHOUAKE   In Vera Cruz Shock Was Espe cially Severe, Many Person: Being Killed Some Places.

MANY KILLED, 2 VILLAGES RAZED BY EARTHQUAKE   Ten States In Mexicc Shaken by Shock— Damage Unknown.

EARTHQUAKE IN MEKIGO OHAKES TEN STATES   SCORES OF PERSONS HAVE BEEN KILLED.   SEISMIC CONVULSION CENTERS NEAR VERA CRUZ.   Accurate Estimate of the Total Losses Impossible Because of the Lack of Communications With Many Districts.

Tremors s Felt in Ten Mexican States  ‘and Loss of Life May Mount to Figures—Heaviest Damage  High is. Reported in’ Vera Cruz, Where heen. Villaves Were: Razed. '

TREMOR SHAKES MEXICAN STATES   Extensive Seismic Convulsion Destroys Two Towns and i Causes Many Deaths

10 MEXICAN STATES FEEL EARTHQUAKE   Two Villages Are Destroyed and Many Killed In State of Vera Cruz—Panic Occurs In Theatre.   MOUNT ORIZABA SEEMS CENTER OF CONVULSION   Many Houses and Churches Damaged In Jalapa—Fifteen Shocks Experienced at City of Cordoba.

‘ IN MEXICO   Many Persons Are Killed in the State of Vera Cruz.   Persons in Theater at Orizaba Panic. Stricken Leap From Balconies Into Pit In Effort to Escape—Spend  ; Night in Streets.

SEVEREST SHOCK IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF MOUNT ORIZABA. OLD VOLCANO SEVENTY MILES WEST OF VERA CRUZ~INTERRUPTED COMMUNICATIONS.

Da a eae ac a a a geri = oer  MEXICAN: VILLACES      Ten States in ‘in’ Mexico ‘Were * Shaken. by an Earthquake Saturday Night - — Report . Says’ many, Persons Were  bere eas

Vany Believed Killed ; Peons in Terror A: Whole Villages are Razed by Tremors Three Shocks Felt in Ten States; Ex tended Over Large Territory -

QUAKE SHAKES — MEXICO FRON PULF TO COAST   Ten States Feel Earth Teemor —Towns Destroyed and Lives Lost.   Center . of ‘Disturbance Near Mount Orizaba, 75 Miles From Vera Cruz.

MANY KILLED BY QUAKE IN MEXICO   Several Towns Hard Hit by a Series of Temblors~   NEAR VOLCANO OF ORIZABA   Press Reports Indicate That the State of Vera Cruz Suffered More Than Any Other Section of the Country.

QUAKE BESTROYS -. MEXICAN TOWNS   Many Persons Are Killed in the State of Vera Cruz.   VOLSAN® CENTER OF UPHEAVAL   Persons in Theater at Orizaba PanicStricken Leap From Balconies Into Pit in Effort to Escape—Spend Night in Streete.

MEAIGD 13 RAVEN BY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS DURING THE LATE HOURS SATURDAY NIGHT

OUDRES PERI IN MEXICAN QUAKE   Ten States Shaken by Seismic Disturbance.

MEXICO IS ~ SHOCKED   An Eatihquake Destroyed Vil. tages and Caused Many Deaths.

MEXICAN QUAKE S DISASTROUS   Villages Are Destroyed and Many People Killed By Earth Tremors.

PONZ! PROBE IS CONTINUE!   Financial Operations of Old Colony Foreign Exchange to Be Investigated.

EMULATORS OF PONZI ARE TO BE INVESTIGATEL   Audit of Old Colony Foreign Exchange Co. Is Next on the Programme. _

ANNUAL ‘DLL: GALL      i s & ARMISTICE DAY: OP! 4 -q RED CROSS DEIVE.        Join the Red Cross. for, $1. for  ‘ Year's Members ip. .

ANNUAL ROLL CALL   ARMISTICE DAY OPENING Ot RED CROSS DRIVE.   Join the Red Cross for $81 for Year’s Membership.

Talk about “power” and you mention “Exide.” Belleville. tf   RAISE SUBSCRIPPTION SEPT Lt      Everything That Goes to Making a Newspaper Increased 200 to 1.000 Per Cent.

RAISE SUBSCRIPPTION SEPT 1:      Everything That Goes to Making ; Newspaper Increased 200 to + 1,000 Per Cent. e

WANT. A FUEL. DICTATOR   Coal: Operators Look to Washington " ad Mine Strike Spreads. .

SUPPRESS AMER N PAPES   Trish Postal. Airthorities Keep Ar ticles fram the Publtie

RATES EFFECTIVE ON AUGUST 26TH   Freight and Passenger Increase to Begin Latter Part of Month

BARGAINING PLAN SOLVES PROBLEMS   Plan of Collective Dealing - With Labor Proves Suc  cess at Rochester.

LABOR PROBLEM 1S SOLVED BY CO-OPERATION   ROCHESTER SHOE MANUFACT. URERS AND WORKERS OPERATE  JfTAIMER i+ taeniw. AMM em OA ar

OPEN SHOP IS AGREED UPON dN ROCHESTE!   Both Clothiers and Union: Unite on Scheme for Collantiars Raroaining.

EXKING OF GREECE PROVES DBSTINATE   Former Ruler Appears te Maintain He Is Occupant’ oat Throne. ©

UONSTANTINE MAT GLAIN FREER THANHE   Uncertain Whether He Will Consen To the Accession of His Son, Prince Paul

Constanitine Will. °.. Claim the Throne              That Apptars to Be the Attitude of “the Former’ King of Greece Since Neanth ar Alprvander. s

CONSTANTINE WON'T SURRENDER CLAIM TO THRONE IS. BELIFE   Maintains He is King of Greece Says a Dispatch’ from: Tuce

CONSTANTINE HAS HIS EYE ON THRONE   Refusal To Renounce His Right: Delays Coronation Of New Greek Ruler.

,Constaritine Will se Claim the Thron      That Apprarp-to Be the Attitude of - the Forme? King of Greece Sinct Death of Blexander.

PRINCE PAUL GOOD DANCEF   Not So Well  Known * : as a Student of Interna. tional Politics

CONSTANTINE WON'T SURRENDER CLAIM TO THRONE IS BELIEF   Maintains He is King of Greece Says a Dispatch from lL eacorhe

TELLS OF MEXICAN PROBLEM,   Taylor Says Missionaries Wouk!l be More Effective Than Soldiers.

FRANCE ELATED BY OCCUPATION OF RHINE CITIES   FINST PHASE OF MOVEMENT TO ENFORCE TERMS OF VERSAILLES TREATY 15 COMPLETED   GERMANS ARE ORDERLY   Expected) Dramatic Effect son Gerinan People Fails to Matcrixtize — French Demand Complete Evacuation of Germans From Ruhr

“if District Is Not Evacuated by Germans, Occupation Will Be Extended   FLOTILLA OF FRENCH WARSHIPS AT HANAU   GERMANS IN PARIS SAY TEU TON TROOPS WILL REMAT TO CKUSH RED REVOLT, DE SPITE INVASION.

FOCH EXTENDS AREA OF CONTROL   Further Occupation of Ruhr District I to Follow---German Gover nment Protests Action of the French.

FHENGH TRI COLOR NUW  FLYING OVER QUINTET OF RRINELAND GHika   Mrankfort, Homburg, Darmstadt, Hanan and Diesburg Have Been Occupied by Troops of France---Germans Reds Fiee.

FRENCH FLAG NOW FLIES OVER GERMAN TOWNS   First Phase of France's Occupation of the Kuhkr District Has Been Compleied   STILL FURTHER OCCUP HAS BREEN        Attempt May Be Mede to Drive Every Soldier Qut of the District by April 10

TRICOLOR FLIES OVER 5 IMPORTANT RHINE CITIES; NO OPPOSITION REPORTED

FRENCH READY 10 PENETRATE FURTHER INTO RHINE REGION   Step Will be Taken if Germans Do Not Withdraw—French Press Approves.

MORE TROOPS WILL BE USEL   ‘Freneh Plan Further Occupa tion Of German Cities

BERLIN PROTESTO AGTION OF FRENGH   German Officials Say Occupation Will Not Quicken Withdrawal of Troops.   FEW CITIES ARE ENTERED   France Defends Move on Ground That Germany Defied Terms of Versailles Treaty.

FRENCH CALLED IN THE HORSES LOANED TO PEASANTS FOR WORK IN FIELDS AROUND LUNEVILLE   [Press Declared Germany Should Not Be Permitted to Leave Single Soldier In Neutral Zone After April 10th as Provided in Protocal.

FRENCH ~ OCCUPATION ~ OF GERMANY   JRETALI ATION OF WHAT THE : RENCH CONSIDER. GER. MANETS YROLATION OF Wee Ly            FOR A NEW MOVE SHOULD UP ,  ARY UNDE: wy

SOLONS.TO TAKE UP SALARY. BILLS IN FINAL SESSION   This Week’s Session May Be Last Until Late In’ . _ April.   STATE EMPLOYES AND. SBHOGE TEACHERS MAY-GET INCREASE   Governor Will Send Nominations fo Senate Qn Tuesday.

UNIVERSAL DRILL APPROVED   D. A. R. Convention Goes on Record for Military Training.

'D. A. R. FOR UNIVERSAL DRILL   Convention at Washington Goes 0 Record for Compulsory Military Training.

WHAT FIGURES oHOW   TAXNABLES IN THE COUNTY ARE SOMEWHAT PUZZLING,   Advisory Board Will Have a Job fo Harmonize Them.

WHAT FIGURES SHOW   TAXABLES IN THE _COUXTY ARE SOMEWHAT PUZAL ENG,            Advisory Board Will Have a Job to Harmonize Them.

RICHARD VAN SLYKE ‘DIES: OF INJURIES FROM HORSE’S KICK   Relatives Hear of His Death, Which Occurred Last Night At Red Deer, Sask.—Was  Cass. County Boy.

FILE PROTESTS AGAINST NEW GAS RATE SCHEDULE   TMTUSVILLE, CLARION AND OTHER TOWNS MAKE PROTEST TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. OTHER GAS QUESTIONS RAISED.

VICTIM OF CANCER.   Cancer Caused Death of Mary Cay. lor, Kast of Arcadia, Thursday

_ VICTIM. OF CANCKIt.   Cancer Caused Death of Mary leay. Jor, East or dia, Thursc lay

American Kelier Worker Killed ‘In Red Battle   U. S. Aviater’s Life Is Feares For; Bolsevik Drive  Te Cantiniine

UNE AMERICAN It AILLED BY REDS ANOTHER MISSING   Y. M. C. A. Worker Is Shot by Bolshevist in Battle With Pole Army.

AMERICAN WIT POLIO ARMY 19  AILLED IN FIGHT   Y. M. C. A. WORKER FROM CHICAGE SHOT AND FLORIDA AVIATOR IS MISSING,

YANK KILLED IN MINSK BATTLE   JACKSONVILLE (FLA.) MAN I: REPORTED MISSING AFTER AIRPLANE FLIGHT

AMERICAN IS. KILLED IN POLERUSS BATTLE   Y. M. C. A. Worker ShotU. S. Airplane Pilot Missing.

relief Worker, With — Polish Army, Shot by: Reds Near Minsk   Another American Captain i in. Air Sery:  ice in Poland Is Mi fissing at Battle Front

ONE AMERICAN SLAIN BY BOLSHEVIK FORCES   i  Another Man Missing; Soviet Of. fensive at Standstill While Ukrainians Advance.

INE KILLED ANOTHER Ii  MISSING Ih PATTIE 7 AWE   Chicago Y.M.C.A. Worker Shot By Bolsheviki Disguised as Pole   RUSSIAN EMPRESS WAS BURNED ALIVE   Polish Army y Defeated Along Northern Sector, Message Savs

Another One Missing in Battle Between Poles and Russiar ~ Bolshevik.

YANKS PLAY SANTA 70 CHILDREN OF "OCCUPIED GERMAN)   ‘Warm Clothing and Toys to be  Furnished from Soldiers’ Rond

RHINELAND YANKEES DIVIDE XMAS CHEER   Raise 100,000 Mark Fund For Poor Kiddies,

YANK SOLDIERS  TO HAVE FINE TIME ON RHINE   Big Christmas Dinner Is Prepared for Soldiers in Occupied Territory   WINE ON THE MENUS   Soldiers Give Hundred Thous-, and Marks for Kiddies of Occupied Afens

UHATOT MAS CHEER ALONG THE RHINE   American Soldiers Will Have Big Time—Eats Furnished for Celebration.   Will Furnish Coblenz Poor Children With Warm Clothing and Toys.

HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN SOLDIERS ON RHINI   BOYS ABROAD WILL CHRISTMAS DIXNERS pows WITH LIGHT WI?

CHRISTMAS — OVERSEAS   EVERY AMERICAN SOLDIER 0: THE RHINE TO GET BOX OF GOODIES.

YANKEES ON RHINE TO HAVE Rit FEED      Army of Occu_ation To Stage Celebration   Will Have Real Home tats im Abundance  Light Wine And Cigars To

HOME MADE CANDY, POP CORN BALLS AND SALVATION ARMY DOUGHNUTS €  BEGIVEN AMERICAN WATCH ON RHIN

PRESIDENT IGHIORES PROVISION IN ACT   5 Oe  EXECUTIVE CONSIDERS FOR   EIGN MARINE TREATY CLAUSE NOT BINDING,   FORMAL DEGISION GIVEN   Wilson Declines to Take Steps Toward Termination of Commercial Pacts.

PRESIDENT DECLINES   To Comply With Directions of Merchant Marine Act of Congress.

}ixecutive Will Not Terminate Com, mereial Treaties As Directed in Merchant Marine Act,

SAYS ENDING OF TREATIES WOULD BE IRRECONCILABLE WITH U. S. POLICY

WILSON DECLINES TO CANCEL PACTS   Commercial Treaties Will Remain In Effect Despite “Merchant Marine Act

WILSON DECLINES 10 TERMINATE. TREATIES TINDER THE MARINE AC'   Holds’ It Would Be lirccorilable With Respect’ Shown’ In ‘International’ Faeaeements.

PRESIDENT DECLINES TO CARRY OUT MARINE BILL’S ABROGATION OF TREATIES   Holds Course Irreconcilable Witl National Honor—Holds Congress Has Exceeded Authority   6. 0. P. SENATOR HINTS AT .IMPEACHMENT

Wilson Declines To Carry Out Ad He Signed Himsell      ‘ermination of Certain Treaties, He Says, Would Be Irreconcilable With Historical Respect U. S. Has for ‘ts Engagements.

WILSON REFUSES TO TERMINATE CERTAIN PACTS   Declares Congress Exceeded Powers in Demanding This Action.

HOLDS CONGRESS EXCEEDED POWEE   President Wilson Refuses te Take Steps Toward Termination of Certain Commercial Treaties.

WILSON DECLINES TO “HILL” TREATIES   ACTION OF PRESIDENT REGARDING SHIPPING PREFER. ENCE EXPLAINED BY COLBY.

IGNORES. ADVICE OF CONGRESS   Wilson Refuses to Can cel Treaties Under Shipping Act   WHAT ACT PROVIDED

WILSON REFUSES 10 TERMINATE TREATIES   DECLINES TO END COMMERCIAI iceman cgi AS DIRECTED BY CONGRESS   U. S. MUST KEEP WORD   + ow ithere ttl % America, Says Chief Executive, Must Respect Pacts—Congress  Exceeds Powers.

TERMINATION OF TREATY CLAUSES MEANS VIOLATION OF AGREEMENTS HE SAYS.

WAGE DEMA HEARD TODAY   Railroad Labor Board Start Hearing Trainmen’s Claim to Higher Warnes.   TO CONTINUE FOR WEEKS

WAGE HEARING: STARTED TODAY   Railroad Labor Board Gets Down to Business—One Member Absent.

NEW BOARD BEGINS   HEARINGS HAVE BEGUN ON RAIROAD WAGE CONTROVERSY.   New .bustrament of Government WIT -Establish Permanent — Headquarters fn Chicago,

BEGIN HEARING ON R. R. WAGE DEMANDS   BOARD WILL ORGANIZE UPON THE ARRIVAL OF A. O. WHORTON   Femporary Hendquarters Establish ed In Washington; Will. Mowe To Chicago -

WAGE INCREASE WILL BE HEART   Railway Board. Will Begin Inves tigations in Chicago on July 27,. Announced

RAILWAY BOARD BEGINS HEARING _ OF MEN'S DEMAND!   of Trainmen is Presenter By iW. N. Doak, Yice Presidents      MOVE SOON TO CHICAGO

‘Restoration Of _ All Service Is Now Predicted   Strike Leaders in Many Sections Order Men to Return—Rebels’ Claim Object of Strike in Appointing of Labor Board, Has Been Obtained

WAGE AWARDS _ _ NEXT TUESDA)   RAILROAD MEN WILL HEAR FRON : THE UNITED STATES WAGE BOARD ON THAT DATE

LABOR BOARD AT -WORK:      iBegins Investigation of Wage ‘Demands ' For fwo Million Workers. -

RAILWAY BOARD 10 HEAR EXPRESS WORKERS PLEA   JULY 27 1S DATE SET FOR HBARING OF SEVENTY THOUSAND BEMPLOYES

MORE. KICKS TO RAILWAY BOARE   Demands of 70,000 Express Company Employse for More Wages to be ' Heard Next Thursday.

RAIL LABOR HEARING.   Investigate Working Conditions Railroad Employes.

ALLIESNGREED ON AUSGIAN SITUATION   LLOYD GEORGE DENIES DIS. SENTION IN RANKS OF THE ENTENTE.   Speculation At Washington I Whether Uncle Sam Will Be : Invited to Join in the Con ference With Soviets

BUTTE STRIKERS FOR LAW AND ORDE!   Serve Notice on Hotel anc Pool Rooms

Unauthorized Walkout of Chicago Switchmen Predicted Thing of Past in Few Hours.

PAGKING HOUSE WORKERS IDLE   Thousands Are Thrown Out of Employment by Strike of Switchmen.

PAUKING HOUSE EMPLUYEO {OLE AG OUNT STRIK   Unauthorized Walkout of the Switchmen Affects Workers in Other Lines: Further Sucnension Predicted

LOSE WORK BECKUSE OF RAILWAY: STRIKE   Brotherhood Chief Sees End of Walkout With Addition of Regular Switchmen

MRS. COIT DEAD.   Wife of Vice Rector of St. Pauls  School, Coneord, N. H., Dies in Bd snsohk

MRS. COIT DEAD.   eee eee eS  Wife of Vice Rector of St. Pauls  School, Concord, N. H., Dies in Moaunich)

POLITICAL - MIX-UP PUTS MINNESOTA VOTE IN DOUBT       ONLY DECISION OF NA  . TIONAL  CONVENTION  ,CAN SETTLE CONRTLCTING CYATM      Tabulation of the Vote Ceased ‘When County Primaries . = Opened, -

CONVENTION 10 DECIDE: CLAING FOR MINNESOTE   Decision Regarding Signifi“cance of One-Hour Presidential Preference Vote Awaited   ‘WOOD HAD CONVENTION  SUPPORT IN COUNTIES   Ten Instructed Delegates for General, Others Uninstructed or Contested

COUNT IN MINNESOTA   The Way It Stands Now Woo Has Tea Delegates From That State.

CHICAGO WALL  DECIDE CLAIMS CF CANDIDATE:   THE MINNESOTA PRIMARY RESULTS IN A VARIETY OF DELEGATES.

settlement of Conflicting Claims of Johnson, Wood and Lowden Factions Awaits Decision of Convention

Convention to Settle Dispute . In Minnesota   Contest Between Johnson and Wood Can't Be Settled Until’ National Meeting.

MINNESOTA'S VOTE IS STILL UNDECIDED   Only Convention Can Settle Conflicting Claims Made.

BADLY MIXED IN MINNESOTA.   National Convention Must Settle Ceuflleting Claims.

MANY SUBJECTS 10 BUSY LEGIOLATORS   SESSION WOULD LAST FOR MONTHS IF GOVERNOR WOULD PERM.   Pink Boll Worm, Education and Deficiency Appropriation Submitted By Gov.  W. P. Hobby.

BELA KUN, FORMER DICTATOR, ESCAPES   Was Being Transported From Vienna fo Russia With Other Communists.

CUMMINS  COLA FROM THAIN NEAR SLOVAK LINE   Bela Kun, Fornier Hungarian Dictator, Makes Get-Away      BOLSHEVISTS TURN ON DEPORTED REDS   Emma Goldman Eager te Leave Land Where Terror Reigns

Schwab Teils of Plans to Ex. pend Million at Moundsville Plant of the Zinc Smeiting Corporation.

OPPOSES FRDERAL OWNERSHIP   Railroad President in Address Urges Paeence of Crnrmmine Bi.

WOMEN VOTERS ARE RALLYING TODEMOCTATS   Organization for Coming Campaign Under Way; Platform Best Ever

WOMEN ORGANIZE FOR BIG CAMPAIGN   {By Clem J. Randau, United Press  Qraff Carreenondent }

SAYS ADMIRAL SOUGH’ BRITISH DECORATIONS FOR WORK.   SUPPORTING TESTIMONY FROM “PEOPLE WITH A GRIEVANCE”

Head of Navy Department ‘Scores Man Who Belittled U.S. Navy.  IONG AWAITED REPLY   LONG AWAITED REPLY FINALLY FORTHCOMING

SIMS FOUND WANTING IN MANY RESPECTS IN BIG WAR SAYS DANIELS   Secretary Makes Long Ex pected Reply to Admiral’s Charges.

Secrelary Before Senate Committee Declares “His Critic Lacked Vision and Minimized Achievement      \SPIRED TO BELONG TO THE ADMIRALTY   Asserts Had It Been Known He ‘Intended Attacking! Irish, Permission to Write: Would Have Been Denied.

NAVY SECRETARY ANSWERS SIMS   Says He Lacked Vision, Belittled Work of U. S. Navy in Contrast to British   Coveted British Decorations  and Aspired to Become Member of Admiraliv

SIMS WAS NOT UP TO EXPECTATION   Daniels Takes Broadside Shot at Complaining Naval. Chief.   CATERED TO THE BRITISH      Took Their Advice Rather Than That From America. Coveted British Decorations And Honors.

Head of Navy Department Scores Man Who Belittled U. S. U.S. Navy.  LONG AWAITED /AITED REPLY  aes ££ fr. Fea 8 fie wy a!

DANIELS.  COMES BACK AT SIMS   WITH BROADSIDE FOR CRITICISM OF THE NAVY. Pw   Charges that Admiral Lacked Vision and Aspired to Become Honorary Memhey af British Navv.

Frankly Says Admiral Did Not Measure Up to Expectations Placed Upon Him.   HE BELITTLED OUR NAVY   Aspired to Be Member of British Admiralty; He Loved the British More.

SEC, DANIELS SLAVS SINS I NAVALDISPUTE   HEAD OF SEA FORCE DECLARES ADMIRAL LACKED VISION AND SOUGHT BRITISH FAVOR   LE  T  S G0 BROADSIDE   4Sppearing Eefore Senate Probing Committee, He Tells Senators  Criticisms Have Come From     Ma rete:  tee

BROADSIDE OF WORDS RAKES CHIEF'S DECKS   Secretary Declares Ad miral Coveted British Honors.

Daniels Before the -’ Senate Committee   Replied to Criticism of Admira] Sims —Says Sims Lacked Vision and Belittled Work of American Navy.

oIM TOADIED 10 BRITIoH LEADERS SECRETARY SAYS   Daniels Makes Long-awaited Reply to Charges Repeated by Admiral   “NAVY. STANDS WITHOUT TRACE OF BESPATTERING’   Ten Members of the General . Board All Flatly Deny Téstimony of One

DANIELS REPLIES  TO SIMS’ CHARGES   Calis Admiral Pro-British and Says He Coveted Foreign  Decorations. . 4   BELITTLED THE U. S. NAVY   Declares Naval Commander Gave  Maximum of Credit to British Efforts  and Minimized What His  Country Was Doing.

SIMS BELITTLED AMERICAN NAVY, DANIELS SAYS   Department Secretary Lets Go Broadside at the Admiral.   COVETED DECORATIONS

NAVY CHIEF SAYS OVERSEAS ADMIRAL WAS INEFFICIENT   NAVAL SECRETARY CLAIMS REAR ADMIRAL WAC INERFICIENT., :   NO COOPERATION   American Ships Belittled iz Effort to Gain English Favor. .

REPLY 10 IMs   APPEARS BEFORE SENATE COM. MITTEE INVESTIGATING NAVAL CONDUCT   ‘SAYS ADMIRAL COVETED ADMIRALTY HONORS   Naval Head Says That Former Over Seas Commander Did Not Measure Up to Expectations in Many Ways

DANIELS ANSWERS ADMIRAL SIMS   NAVY HEAD FIRES BROAD. SIDE BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.

Ot, DANIELS MAKES REPLY Td OMS: CRITICISM   Charges Admiral Lacked Wisdom Belittled Work of Fleet and Aspired to Be Honorary Member of Admiralty.

DANIELS FLATS ADMIRAL SIMS   Says Naval Officer Coveted British Honors and Minimized American Efforts.   POINTS TO TESTIMONY

DANIELS GALLS SIMS INCAPABLE   Secretary Says Admiral Lacked Vision to See Task.   ACCEPTED THE BRITISH VIEW   Calls Him Pro.English—Deciares He Belittied the U. S. Navy and Coveted Foreign Decorations— Navy's Record Untouched.

SECRETARY DANIELS FIRES BROANGIDE AT REAR ADIIRAL SIMS   ‘Coveted British Decorations and Aspired to Honcrary Member of British Admiralty.

Secretary of the Navy Replies in Red Hot Retort to the Charges of Fault Finding Admiral—Fires a Broadside

MAKES RED HOT REPLY 10 SIMS NAVAL CHARGES   Scores Him As Whining Sycophant Seeking British Honors.

Loveted British Decorations and — -Belittled U.S. Navy   Geime Lacked Vision”

CHARGES SIMS LACKED VISIOK   Secretary Daniels Asserts That Admiral Belittled Work of American Navy in Contrast to British and Coveted British Decorations and Honors.      NAVY'S RECORD UNBLEMISHED

DANIELS OPENS FIRST BROAD SIDE AT SIMS   Secretary of Navy Starts His Counter Attack in “Second War’’   “SIMS LACKED VISION”   SAYS ADMIRAL SCORNED ANY IDEA FROM BMERICA AND COVETED ERITISH DECORATIONS

says. That '§ rim ‘backed vw sion, Belittled Works. of the ~ American Navy: ‘and Coveted ~ British Decorations.

Secretary of Navy Before Senate Makes Long Awaited Reply to Criticisms of Navy’s Part in War   DECLARES CRITIC SOUGHT HONOR AT BRITISH HANDS   Expressed Regret at Permitting  Preferment to Oommander  whose Allegations Stir Offi eial Circles

SORETARY. MAKES. SAN: s “SWER, TO: ACCUSATIONS OF AMERICAL / ADMIRAL.

SIMS PRO BRITISH, DANIELS SHARGES IN SENATE QUIZZ   Coveted British Decora tions, Belittled U. S. Navy, Says.

Says Admiral Lacked Vision and Belittled U. S.° Naval*Achievements.   CHARGES HE SOUGHT HONORS FROM BRITISH

DANIELS: SCORES alMS FOR GROSS NAVAL MISTAKES   Secretary of Navy Describes  Admira! Sims as Longing for British Honors   NO RESPECT FOR SECRETS   Daniels Says Sims Was Under Benson and Disagreed on Many Naval Plans

Secretary of Navy Testifying Before Senate Criticizes Admiral Sims   UPHOLDS WORK OF THE NAVY   Simms Aspired to Honorary Position in British Admiralty Says Seeretary Danieis

LONG AWAITED REPLY MADE 10: NAVAL ATTAGKS   Secretary Says Rear Admiral Fails to Measure Up ‘in Many Ways   SIMS’ LOVE FOR BRITAIN ENUMERATED   Daniels Says Officer Aspired to Position on English . Admiralty .

DANIELS REPLIES TO SIMS’ CHARGES   Calls Admiral Pro-British ané Says He Coveted Fortig « Deceration’} aie icaee   BELITTLED THE U. $, WAVY   Declares Naval Cemmander Gave Maximum of Credit te British Efforts and Minimized What His Country Was Doing.

SIMS SCORED _ BY DANIELS   Charges. Naval Officer Belittled Work of the’ United States —

DANIELS REPLIES. TO SIMS’ GHARGES   Calls: Admiral Pro-British and Says He Coveted Foreign ' Decorations.   BELITTLED THE U. $. NAVY   Declare’ - Naval Commander. aave Maximum of Credit to Britl ‘  and Minlmized What His” Country. Was Doling. x

SIMS GETS AN ANSWER      Seeretary Daniels RepHiex with Vigor to the Sriticism of (ie: Admiral and Tetls Why. ._

---Says Secretary Daniels   NAVAL SECRETARY FIRES BROADSIDE AT ADMIRAL MAKES 6 SPECIFIC CHARGES

DANIELS FIRES BROADSIDE AT ADMIRAL SIMS   ' Enumerates Ways in Which Latter Failed to Meet Exnectations.

Declares Sims Ridiculed American Contributions to the Great War   SOUGHT BRITISH HONORS   Aspired to Membership in Brit ish Admiralty—Attacked the Irish, People   {Continued on Page 5)

Daniels Charzes Him With. Lack o Vision and As Coveting British Decorations. 7”

DANIELS LAUNCHES BROADSIDE AT SIM   secretary Tells Senate Committee Admiral Tried to Curry Favor with British and to Belittle America.

SIMS. WAS. ATTACKEL IN STATEMENT BY DANIELS TO SENATE.   Secretary of the Navy Let: Go a Broadside at the Ad miral and Says He Actec :Unwisely for the Good of the Country or Himself.

Jeciares sims Failed to Measuré Up To ‘Expectations In Handling Naval Operations woe  istened to British Admiralty Instead of More Practical Plans of American Strategists.

THOMAS REPORTED DEAD   Famous Film Star Said to Have Succumbed to Poison

BODY OF A. E. F. OFFICER FOUND ON RHINE BANK   Graduate of Harvard Law School. Was Duluth Attorney.

SELLS LAFAYETTE GARAGE   Lee Van Reed Disposes Of His Building In That City To Newly  fhewwanicad f'n

SELLS LAFAYETTE GARAGE   Lee Van Reed Disposes Of His Building In That City To Newly Organized Co.

PITCHER MAYS’ ALIBI SUBJECT UMPIRES’ IRE   Evans and Dineen Say It Comes with Very Poor Grace.

MAYS HAD HABIT OF RESORTING TO ALL MANNER OF TRICKERY IN ROUGHING” BALL

UMPIRES HOLD MAYS AT FAULT FOR ‘TRICKERY   Evans and Dineen Charge That He Resorted to Rough: ing Ball   CHAPMAN’S BODY HOME

APNE DEATH via UP BRE BALL PLAYERS   WATTER IS CRITICISED AND DE PLORED—MAY LEAD TO SOME VITAL CHANGES,

SNOW IN CALIFORNIA,   Six Snches of the Beautiful Comes At An Early Period, .

SEARCH COAST FOR 23 WREGK WIG TINS   Little Hope of Finding Barge W. J. Pirrie, Lost on the Pacific.

SEARCH FOR LOST VESSEL. IS CONTINUED   Cut Loose From Steamer; Barge Adrift at Mercy of Waves Off Western Coast.

SHIP ADRIFT Ih WORST STORM IN YEARS ON PACIFIC   Waves Flood Business District Of Two Cities; Two Men Killed.

NO LET UP IN FLUE FPIDEMIC IN LARGE CITIES IS REPORTED   Deaths From 1 Influenza and Pneumonia 'in New York And Chicago Still High. —  “New Cases in Chicago Decrease But Mount in N. Y..

DEATHS FROM PNEUMONIA AND FLU ON INCREASE   New York Reports 551 New Cases from the Former and 5,532 from the Latter the Past 24 Hours.

SHIP’S PUMPS WERE PLUGGED WITH BURLAP   Investigation Reveals th Cause of Disabling of the Mt. Vernon.

TRANGPORT EOE: BACK TO OAK FRANCISCU   Burlap Found Over Sieves of “Mount Vernon's” Pumps; Army Begins an trvestigation

THREE STEAMERS ~ RUN ONTO: REEFS   20, “Of” French: ‘Boat’s. ‘Crew ought To : Have. Drowned. “Basta n: Ghin In: Dhefred

STEAMER IS SINKING      Crow of San Patio Si iit on Board, Report Says.

RAW PANTO SINKING.   United Fruit Steamer In. Perilow ~ : Plight. . ae

6. OP. WOMEN ASK ~NEW DEPARTMEN   Would Have Secretary of Education.

WOMEN ASK FAR NEW DEPARTMEN’   Favor Department of Federal Education With a Woman As Secretary.

G. 0. P. Women Seek U.S. Education Of ice bones to Be.Given to Sex

REPUBLICAN WOMEN WANT PLATFORM PLANK   WANT ADMINISTRATION OF EDUCATION WITH WOMAN AS SECRETARY

WOMEN ENDORSE NEW “PLANK OF PLATFORM   WANT FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AS ONE ISSUE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY.

REMOVE  mM  THE SINN FRINERS   Army Lorrtes Carry Away Twenty Irish’ Who Sing Rebel

Germans to Have Had Pac But Their Participation : Forestalled, According: te ‘London Advices.   MURDER OF MAYOR REMAINS MYSTERY   British Extremists Also. te - Have Aided in Formenting Resistance in Atl Parts of United Kinedom.

HARDING BRANDED AS REACTIONARY © BY GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Attacks “Sénate Oligarchy” in Five ° Speeches   CALLS REPUBLICAN STAND ON LEAGUE “SCREEN OF HYPOCRISY’   Declares Covenant to Be Pledg: to the Dead

GOVERNOR COX EXTOLS LEAGUE ATTACKS 6.6. P.   Makes Five Addresses on First Day of Campaign.

WO RING CAN BOSS ME,’ SAYS GOVERNOR COX   Harding Held to Front Porch by Senatorial Group, He Declares   REPUBLICAN PARTY IS REACTIONARY, HE AVERS   eee 2 eR     Charges “Few Men Were Banded Together to Buy the Presidency”

“REACTIONARY” STAND OF G.O.P. FLAYED BY COX   Democratic Nominee Opens His Speaking Tour at Wheeling.

OENAT ORAL OLIGARCHY’ IS ROASTED   PEACE OR WAR ISSUE.   PROGRESSIVE POLICY TO PREVAIL IF HE IS ELECTED.

OX TAKES onOT AT REPUBLICAN   Says Harding is Muzzled by Senate on Front Porch.

UUA FLAT Til OPPONENTS, FIVE TALKS ONE OY  Supports League of Nations as the Premier   Supports League of Nations as the Premier Issue.

COX CAMPAIGNING HAS ALL THE FIRE ONE WOULD WANT   Makes Five Speeches In Ohio and West Virginia Telling the People His Position   LEAGUE OF NATIONS GETS OUTSPOKEN ENDORSEMENT   Plays the Senatorial Oligarehy That Is Trying To Poist One of ts Number On the People.

‘A Few. Men Have Banded Together Trying To Buy Presidency,’ He Declares In Onening Campaten.   DENOUNCES PROPOSAL FOR SEPARATE PEACE   Attacks ‘Senatorial Oligarchy,” Republican Leader: Are Behind Smoke Screet of Hypocrisy.

COX DENOUNCES SEPARATE PEACE WITH GERMANY   Declares G. O. P. Cam paign Being Reinforced by Millions Dollars.

COX FLAYS “REACTIONARY CANDIDATE AND LEADERS”      In Five Speeches He Storms Republican Stronghold and Attacks “Senatorial Oligarchy.?

¢.0.P. WANTS T0 BUY THE WHITE HOUSE JOB—COX   Declares Senatorial ‘Oligarchy’ Would Add the Presidency to Its Domination   FIVE SPEECHES IN DAY   cox SAYS NO ONE COULD KEEP HIM MUZZLED ON HIS FRONT PORCH

Cox Declares Senators Are Trying to Buy the Presidency for Harding   Democratic Candidate Put ir First Big Campaign Day with Five Speeches.

Tn First Active Day of Campaign Democre tic Candidate Storms Senatorial Oligarchy and Takes Fling at Opponent's Front  Porch Program; League Supreme Issue   ATTACKS HUGE CAMPAIGN: FUND

PARAMOUNT ISSUE IS LEAGUE OF NATIONS   COX PUSHES IT TO FOREFRONT IN HIS SPEECHES.   Address at Wheeling, W. Va., Varied With Lambasting of All Things Republican and Senate Machine Particularly.

OENATORIAL ‘DLGARGHY SROASTEL   ‘PEACE OR WAR ISSUE. .      PROGRESSIVE POLICY TO  PREVAIL IP HE IS ELECTED.

COX SUORES “EFFORT TO BUY PRESIDENCY"   &. 0. P. "REACTIONARY CANDIDATE   _ AND LEADERS” FLAYED IN  SPEECHES.   PREDICTS HS ELECTION   Democratic Nomince Throws Forco Into Campaign With Speeches in Two States, .

WILL CLEAN UP BOOKS.   Communissioners to Be in Sessjon or Dec. 31.

WILL CLEAN TP BOOKS.      aes Commissioners to’ Be in Sessjon 0 Need, - .

T0000 MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES WANT AANOE IN GHICAGL   Average of $350 Each Sought Would Cost City 4 Million  Annually, Is Belief.

NEWREVOLT _ IN GERMANY   Commumists Said to be Planning Another Uprising

WHOLESALE MURDERS PLANNED NN EERMANY   Member of Reichstag Warns His Country of Communists Plan to Slaughter.   Mecklenburg is Scene of Communist Meetings He Asserts

PLAN NEW INSURRECTION   Mecklenburg Communists Said to’ Be Behind Uprising

SLAUGHTER OF _ LANBLORDS IS COMMUNIST PLAN   Ralicals in Germany Reported Yo Be Fomenting New Uprising.   WIVES, CHILDREN, TOC

GERMANS PLAN NEW REVOLUTION   Communists Said to be Planning Bloody Affair in a Short Time.

NEW AND MURDEROUS REVOLT PLANNED BY GERMAN COMMUNISTS   Reichstag Member Says Meck lenburg to be Scene of Frightful Slaughter.

WHOLESALE MURDERS MAY BE - COMMITTED INNEW REVOLT OF GERMAN COMMUNIST LEADERS

RED UPRISING TO BE SIGNAL FOR MURDEK   WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER EX PECTED IN MECKLENBURG WHEN COMMUNISTS REVOLT, IT 1S SAID,

HUN TROUBLE LOOMS   COMMUNISTS SAID TO BE PLAN. NENG WHOLESALE MURDER.   Thetr: futention Is to Puke Forcible . Possession of the Land and Kill (he Owners,

PLANS. LAID FOR WANTON KILLING OF LAND OWNERS   Ministry Reveals Plot agains  Recognized Order. Allied  Premiers Postpone Spa * Conference till June.

FROM TODAY REPUBLICAN NA TIONAL CONVENTION OPENS   ‘Mach Depends on Bodily Health o! Senator Penrose   Chances Are Nominee Will Be Entirely Different If He Is Present. ,

IT PROMISES. WELL   FEDERAL STEEL PRODUCTS COM. PANY DESIRABLE, CONCERN,   Hopes to Have Factory Ready tu: Teal Work in “F

PROMISES WELL   PRBERADSSTERL PRODUCTS COM. PANY DESIRABLE CONCERN.   Hopes to Have Factory Ready tor Real Work in Few Werks,

MISSOURIANS BACK CHOICE OF BABLER AS COMMITTEEMAN   State Delegation Voted Dowr Motion to Rescind Election On Grround He Handled Gov. Lowden’s Money.

STRIKE HINT AT TRIAL   QUESTION PUT TO TALESMEN FORECASTS WALKOUT.   Big Factor in Case of Former Assemblyman Gitlow, Charged With Criminal Anarchy.

HINTS GREAT STRIKE   Question Is Big Factor in Trial at New York,   Former Assemblyman ts Charged With Criminal Anarchy—-Socialists Deny Any Connection.

CONFIDENT — OF THE UNITY   Of the Republican Party in the Presidential Election This Year.    SENATOR HARDING HAS FAITH IN PARTY   “It Takes More Than One Man to Run This Coun-try,’’ Save Ha ”

Gives No Consideration Tx Rumors Of Bolters Within The Party.   All Factions Send Message: Pledging Him Undivided Support.

HARDING IS CONFIDENT   Defeated Gandidates: and Managers Pledge Support —

CONFIDENT OF UNITED SUPPOR QF REPUBLICANS   Does Not Expect Bolt “of the Party by Some Leaders.

FOR FIRST DEGREE MUROER SEED TODAY  For 0. J. Fernandez, Wanted fe Mrs. Leroy’s Murder.   ‘State Department Requested for Hi: Requisition on The Mexican > Government.

Slayer OF Trunk  Vietin 4 - Located And Warrant Cliarging Him With Murder Issued

Anti-Defamation League’s Appeal Against Religious And Racial Prejudices

TAKES FLING, AT CAPACITY OF MEDDLER   Horatio Bottomley rises T: Question the Propriety of President’s Position

NO ROOM FOR THE PROGRESSIVES   If Senatorial Clique Wins Progressive Republicans Will be Left   OUT IN THE COLD   Governor Cox Makes Great Speech in California— Act Like Puppets ‘

COX ENTERS LAIR OF SEN. HI JOHNSON   Attacks Progressives But Praises Californian.

REP BOSS SUNK”  SAYS GOK   Charges Barnes Connects Business and Party   OUST PROGRESSIVES   ne eee  Flays Rivals In Words  of Roosevelt

IN HOME STATE OF SENATOR JOHNSON HE SCORES REACTIONISM   PRAISES AIRAM JOHNSON   Declares Progressive Will B Forced To Quit Republican ‘Party Or Crawl] On Hands and Knees

GOXSHOWEAS BOUQUETS ON oA INHNSAN   Democratic Candidate Makes Strong Bid for Support af Pranrecsives.   ‘DENOUNCES © BOSS RULE   Johnson and Cox Hold Similar Views of Many Subjects. Democrat Avers.

ee oe  Governor Speaks in Home City of Californian Steamrollered at Chicago.   CONNECTS UP BARNES WITH G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN   Official Cotint May Be Needed in Illinois to Determine Result. .

COX SPEAKS AT JOHNSON’S HOME   MAKES BID FOR PROGRESSIVE SUPPORT. PRAISES JOHANSON

COV, COX LAUDS — -HIRAMJOHNSON   He Predicts Progressive Republienns Will Join Another Party or Form y New One

PRE-WAR LEVEL REACHED BY FLOUR PRICES   Product Becomes Prime Factor In Downward Tendency of High  Caet af Tiuing

PRE-WAR LEVEL IS REACHED BY FLOUR PRICES IN SLUMP   PRODUCT RECOMES PRIWE FAC TOR IN DOWNWARD TENDEN. CY OF LIVING COST

EXECUTIVES — TO APPROVE RAIL BILI   Representatives OF Ninety ' Per Cent. OF Roads Discuss Provis ions. OF Bill. For Return Of Lae pecans us .   TALL ARE PLACED: ON TRIAL   Railways . Approximately Five Years Behind In. Operating Equipment—Must Have Needed Funds.   DEPENDS - UPON ‘LEGISLATION

WANT RAIL BILL SIGNED.   Railroad Executives Expres: Approval of Measure Now Before President.

U.S. OWNERSHIP UF RAILRUADS Will GEASE MARGH    Executives Approve Provisions of Esch-.. Cummins Bill   WILSON WILL ACT TODAY

LALGUTIVES OF HALLWAYS FIND BILL EXCELLENT   BUT REALIZE ALL ARE ON TRIAL   RETURN TO A PRIVATE BASIS WON’T BE SIMPLE TASK

HECKLER DISMISSED   Charges Against Interrupter of Harding Not Pressed.

ARRESTED FOR DISTURBANCE   Ne Appearance Against Man Inter rupting Senator Has ting.

FIGHT (OOS OW FINAL TREATY VOTI   FIGHT ON PREAMBLE   CONTEST EXPECTED ON PREAM BLE OF RATIFICATION RESQ. LUTION—RESOLUTION PER.  FECTED BY SENATE LAST NIGHT

NO MORE PEACE. AMENDMENTS   OR RESERVATIONS PENDING J VOTE ON THE TREATY,   IRELAND GETS A COMEBACK   Independence ts Urged In Resoluttor Adopted by Close Vote. In the Senate—Pinal Action May Come Today.

TREATY VOTE 15 BELIEVED NEAR   Senate Leaders Hoped toe Take Final Action on Pact Before Today’s Session Closed.   MODIFICATION OF PREAMBLE   Lodge Would Have President Deposit Ratification Within Sixty Days After Senate Acts.

Agreement to Vote Today Was De ieated by Senator Lenroot ~ Way Delay tathl Tomorrow  fitie TinmiteA Deawse

MEXICIAN BANDITS SLAY AND OB AMERICKNS AT PALIZADO WEAR CITY DE MEYICO. MAY. FIRST

HOW BANDITS SLEW YANKS   Miss Minnie Barton, Friend of Greenlaws, Reaches U. S. from Mexico.   THANKFUL THAT THEY WERE NOT TORTURED

PASQUALE TO FACE ~ GHARGE OF MURDE   Self Confessed’ Slayer’ of Coughlin Baby Will Soon Be Brought to Trial

AUGUST PASQUALE TO BE TRIED FOR MURDEI   District Attorney Frank X Renninger Says He Will Ask for First Degree Verdict.

POUGHLIN BABY: KINAPER-ON TRIAL F   Pasquale, Known as “Crank,’ Charged Witk Extortion « . + and Burglary.

INDEPENDENCE OF. COUNTRY MUST BE DEFENDED, HOUSE OF COMMONS IS INFORMEL   A Bonar Law, Speaking for Government, Asserts Russians. Must Be Given Check

MERCHANTS ARE: ‘Slab _ NCE TO SELL GOO ANG LOWER SELL GC :              Same Wholesale Prices Already Show Stationray or Slight Ups ward Tendency ‘~   Merchants in General Ar> Takigi Poss. Wielesale Prices Re= maining Hick

PRICE DROPS HAVE LOCAL REFLECTION   MERCHANTS ARE GLAD: OF CHANCE TO SELL GOODS ON LOWER BASIS   MAY BE A REACTION?   Some Wholesale Prices Already Show Stationray or Slight Upward Tendency ~   Merchants in General Ar> Taking boss. Wielesale Prices Remaining High

TO BLACKLIS? GERMAN FIRMS   Christiania Chamber of Cemmeres Prepares Warning to Norwegians to Be Careful.

FIXING GF COAL PRICES ILLEGAL, TAFT DECLARE!   Confiscation By the Railroad Administration In tho Same Category.   GONTRACTS CAN BE MADE   Miter April L In Acverdunce With the Ueual Custom gud at Brice, Whien Ate Matually Salisiactory, Without Regard tw the Uriee Fixing Greer.

CONFISCATION HELD ILLEGAL.   West Virginia Operators Rebel Againa Seizure of Coat.

TAFT CLAIMS. COAL CANNOT BE TURNED 10 USE OF ROADS   smokeless Coal Operators’ Association Seeks Some Relief From Practice Of Administration, '   REBEL . AGAINST. SEIZURES

SEIZING OF GOAL O HELD ILLEGAL   In Opinion Rendered by Ex-President Taft   PRICE FIXING RIGHT   9f Government Also is Denied by Mr. Taft on Behalf of Coal Operators’ Ass’n Which Objectggto Indiscriminate Seizure of Coal by Railroad Administration

BERLIN PAPERS SCORN WILSON NOBEL AWARI   Ive Raised By Peace Prize HonorReflect Spleen With Chaiges ot Hypocrisy.

GERMANS BITTER TO WILSON   Award of Nobel Pence Prize Ridieceled by Press.

PERSHING: QUITS THE ARMY      General to Retire From Active Duty— Move Gives Rise to Political ‘Rumors.

GEN. PERSHING TO QUIT ARMY   RETIREMENT FROM ACTIVE DUTY GIVES RISE TO RUMORS.

ROBBER   Holds Up Congregation and Steal Money Intended for the Poor.

ARMED BANDIT  ROBBED SYNAGOGUE   Entered Minneapolis Jewish Church and Took $400 Dol‘lars Which Had Been Collected for the Poor After the  ' Sop yice &

MANY THERTS ARE REPORTED,   New York Police People Arc Stealing Own Fars Far Jusorancee.

HERE'S ANEW SKIN GAME   New York Spenders Insure _ Fur Coats and Then Claim They’ve Been Stolen.

“Wild Spenders!” Seek to Profit by Fictitious floime for Inaeuranes

ALLIES MAY SEND HELP FO POL AND   i§ RUMORED BOTH BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION   Roported Bolsheviki Have Invaded Denzig Corridor and Have Made Secret Agreement With Germany, »

AN IMMEDIATE ARMISTICE WITH POLES DEMANDED      LLOYD GEOKGE ISSUED WARS ING TO BOLSHEVIKE REPRE SENTATIVES YESTERDAY      The Red Armies Are Closing Aveund Warsaw Today—Cubinet tions Movement of Brit.  ish Troops.

WARNS BOLSHEVIK TO GRANT AN ARMISTICE   4 . (‘Britain Warns Russia ,She Should Grant Immediate Armistice With Fair Terms to Poles

RUSS WARNING   Possibility That England May Become Involved in Fight ing Grows.   POLAND IS SEEKING HELP   State Department is Advised That 30 Americans ,Are Held in Moscow.

“WHAT   While Bolshevists Close Pincers on Warsaw Premier Lloyd George Sends Warning.   ‘DECIDED TO WAIT TO TELLING COMMONS.   Report is Current That Buglanb ‘Will Soon Call Por Vounteers To Serve Against Bolshevists if Advncoe is Continueb.

GREAT BRITAIN PLANS TO SEND AID TO. POLES   ain, 1 Teh. ‘     Lioyd George Warns Red Moke Fair Peace W Toalaml.

LLOYD GEORGE IELLo OF WARNING SENT TU RUDD ~—TOGEAGE ATTACK NOW      Rumors Current in London Bring Belief That British Troops May Leave For Poland To Stop Invasion.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY CLOSING ON WARSAW   POLAND HAS RENEWED EFFORTS FOR SUPPORT FROM THE UNITED STATES

NO DEAL BETWEEN MEXICO AND JAPAN   ALSO DENY SHIP LOAD Of AMMUNITION AND GUNS STORY,

JAPANESE DENY SECRET TREATY WH MENGD   Acting Foreign: Minister - Says Reports Have No Foundation In Fact. .

TO JAIL LID TILTERS   -edera!l Dry Laws as Drastic as in Old Days.   Shicago Judge Warns That Cel Awaits Liquor Violators Same as Other Crimes.

TO ENFORCE DRY LAW   CHICAGO JUDGE SAYS LID TILTERS WILL BE JAILED,   Carpenter Says Cell Awa'ts Liquor Violators, Same as Other Criminalse——No Leniency.

AIRS, WILSON GIVES S400 TO NEW FUN   Woman’s Bureau Starts Cam. . paign to Get Same Amount From 1,000.

MRS, WILSON STARTS CONTRIBUTIONS   Sends Gheek Fer $100 as * League Friend,

GIVES ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS TO PREACH  THE LEAGUE DOCTRINE   Wit of President Commends Work of Women’s: Bureau Of Democratic Headquarters And Says All Wonien Ought  “Te Join in Movement.

DOLLARS TO: PREACH THE LEAGUE DOCTRINE   Wife of President Commends Work of Women’s Bureau Of Democratic Headquarters And Says All Women Ought To Join in Movement.

ONLY 308 SEATS LEFT   K. UU, Coneert Course Tickets Go. on Sale Tomorrow 

SOCIALIST PARTY TO NOMINATE DEBS FOR PRESIDENCY   Efforts Will eB Made to Secare Radical Elements of Labor Groups.   FRENCH SOCIALIST WILL . ASSIST IN THE CAMPAIG)   Mine, Clothing and Garment Workers Are Urged to Send Delegates.

AEDS TO ENTER FIELD, Uta 10 AF CANDIDATE!   APPEAL TO UNION ELEMENT   HOPE TO GET. LABOR It FIGHT, ELABORATE PLANS LAIb

HOPE TQ ENLIST AADICAL PROGRESSIVE ELEMENTS   SOCIALIST PARTY TO HOLD FIRST PRESIDENTIAL NOMI: NATING CONVENTION SINCE 1912 IN NEW YORK IN MAY.

SOCTALISTS PLAN CONVENTION,   Party Will Held Presidential Nominating Meeting tn New Vork.

UGIALISTS WILL ATTEMPT TO GET RELEASE OF DEBS   Party Wants Man Servine Term in Pen for Precident.   HOLD CONVENTION MAY 8

SOCIALISTS TO” ~ NAME-A- ae   ‘rst Presidential .Nominatina ‘Convention. Since 1912 Will Be Held in New York City.

BAGY DUGCIES BLOCK TRAFFIC AT RENT MEE]   Mothers Recover Own Childrer With Difficulty.   Landlords Agree to Postpone Evictions.

RABY BUGGIES BLOCK BROOKLYN COURT YARD AS PARENTS SIEGE. JUDGE TO FIND NEW HOMES

CASES BEFORE N. Y. JUSTICE   The Court Says They May Have One to Sir Months To Find New  Homes.

Music F estival Marks  Opening Day Maine’s Centennial Celebration

CELEBRATION TS NOW ON IN ’ REAL FARNES]   Clear Skies Smile Upor Maine’s Observance of Her 100th Anniver SarVv.

CARS ARE STILL DELAYING COAL   Geographical Survey Shows No tn crease in Rolling Stock at Mines for the Week.

CARS STILL’ SELAY!ES OOAL   Geographical Survey Shows No In crease _in Rolling Stock at Mines for the Week. . =

LACK OF CARS DELAYS COAL   Report of Geographical Survey Shows No Increase in Carriers.

IDENTIFIES: BODY = OF TRUNK MYSTERY AS. LEROY WOMAN   Positive Identification Mad By Detroit Policeman’s ‘Wife. Potter's Grave for Victim.  Push Search for Husband. -

BEGUM BOUGHT WATCHES   Ruler in India Plans to Teach Punctuality

$45 VALUE FOR $24.50 MEN’S SUIT SALE JOS. NEY & SONS ent 1 PENY AT TOMS RRONK

BELIEVE PRINCE PAUL WILLACCEPT GRECIAN THRONE   HE SAYS, HOWEVER, HE WILL NOT ACCEPT UNLESS FATHER RENOUNCES RIGHT

PRINCE PAUL'S REPLY 1S HELO TO BE AGCEPTANC!   British Press Believes Alterna: tive is That Greece Will Be’ a Ranihlic

MAY BECOME. A REPUBLIC      If Price Paul-Dees ‘Not Wart to Be eine Greece Will Change Govorisments,

PRINCE PAUL WANTS. FATHER 10 BE KING   Young Heir to Grecian Throne Says Father or Brother Should Be Chosen.

CONVENTION HOLDS NIGHT  SESSTON   Early Ballot Coup Is Halted al the San Francisco Meet.   Simmons, Giass, Davis and Harrison Added to the List of Aspirants for the Presidency — Platform Fight Delays Business.

PLATFORM FIGHT DELAYS BUSINESS   Convention Holds Night Session; Bryan Cause of Delay.   4 ADDED TO NOMINATIONS   Glass, Harrison, Davis and Simmons Are Named at the Short Day Meeting of Delegates—Liquor Question Uppermost.

BRYAN-WILSON FIGHT FORCES CONVENTION INTO ADJOURNMENT   BRYAN VS. WILSON

HUNT GOTHAM BOOZE RING   Federal Court in Brooklyn Announces Jail Terms Instead of Fines for Dry Violators.

ARMY WORM HERE   DAMAGE THUS FAR REPORTED IS SLIGHT   CUTTING GRAIN AHEAD OF PEST

DAMAGE, THUS” FAR REPORTED  Is “SLIGHT eee   CUTTING GRAIN AHEAD OF. PEST

SENATE [0 WT i ~~ BEAPE BILL   Measure to pass by good ma _ jority, Republican members say   HAS OEMOCANTIC SUPPORT   Peace with n Germany by act of Congress is object. of resolution ~

SENATE TO — HAVE PEACE VOTE TODAY   \ye on Knox Resolution by Consent Fixed for 4 O'Clock foday and Its Passage is Confidently Predicted.  \

Woman With Past Should Keep Her Own Secret Says Noted Spanish Author

" ; eS eee ee eh sh eee NOVELI6T SAYS WIVES ‘SHOULD CONCEAL PAST By MARGERY REX,

IRONING OUT ~~ BOLL WORM BILL   House Refuses to Concur Im Senate Educational Bill

CONFERENCE ACCEPTS SENATE AMENDMENTS TO BOLL WORM BILL   House Refuses Concurrence in Amendments in® Educational Bill. -

CANTU WILL FIGHT TO END.   Lower California Official Says Breach Cannot Be Closed.

CANT PREPARES TO BATTLE FOE TOA STANDSTL   Breach Between the Lower California Governor and the Defacto Government Cannot Be Closed

EVERY REPUBLICAN SENATOR ELECTED   NOT A DEMOCRAT GETS BY FOR STATE SENATOR IN ILLINOIS,

GREAT SWEEP, IN ILLINOIS   Harding Has Plurality: of Over Eight Hundred, Thousand; Fo Part Still Uncounted.   BREAK RECORD IN TOWA

MANUFACTURERS OFFERED TO FORM A PACT WITH UNIONS TO “BLEED PUBLIC,” HILLMAN SAY!   President of Workers Organization Reveals Details of Alleged Plan to Call “Friendly Strikes and Lockouts” Which Wouid Force a Clothing Shortage in U. S.

1.U. MAN GETS — HIGH POSITION   DR. MELVIN E. HAGGERTY 18 ELECTED DEAN OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

ONE CORK JAIL STRIKER DEAD   Fitzgerald First to Succumb t¢ Hur ger. He Had Fasted Far Sixty-Eight Days

FIRST HUNGER ~ STRIKER IS DEAL   Fitzgerald's ‘Life © End. wed in Cork Jail, Irelanc ‘on 68th Day of SelfImposed Fast — Mac Swiney Still Alive.”      Sn re penetra ematen:

HUNGER STRIKER PASSES AWAY IN AN IRISH PRISON   THE FIRST CASE OF KIND IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION; OUTBREAK FEARED.   DEAD MAN HAD FASTED FOR SIXTY-EIGHT DAYS

HUNGER STRIKER DIES IN GORK JAI   Fitzgerald First of Irish Prisoners to Give Up Fight.   URGENT APPEALS TO ROME.   Pope Benedict Refers Problem of Lord Mayor MacSwiney Status to ‘Holy Office Congregation——Question Whether Death of Hunger Strikers Would Be Classed as Suicide

UNGER STRIKER Dies in CORK JAIL   Jne of Eleven Men Who Have Fasted Sixiy-Eight Days,

DEATH ENDS FAST _ OF HUNGER STRIKER   First of Eleven on Strike in Cor! Jail to Suecumb, Had Fasted Sisty-Eight Days

FIRST DEATH AMONG THE CORK HUNGER STRIKERS COMES ON THE 68TH DAY

IRISH HUNGER STRIKER . FASTED SIXTY-NINE DAYS    Held To Non-Eating Resolution Until Death ‘Ended Opie 9%

FIRST DEATH OF HUNGER STRIKER   Fitzgerald Dies In Jail at Cork After Abstaining From Food for 68 Days   M?PSWINEY IS-WEAKER   Churchill Sees Danger of Anglo-American Controv« ersy In Irish Revolt

PLANNING HUGE FUNERAL FOR IRISH MAYOR   BULIEVISG His DEATH A FORT GONT CONCLUSION, FRIENDS PREPARING FOR END

MACSWINEY {5 STILL LIVING; PLAN FUNERAL   Preparations Are Being Wade or in fatand and Erin.   ‘can APPEAL TO WILSON   ‘President ts Asked to Plea for Irish Hunger Striker’s Balasea

PLAN DEATH RITES FOR MACOWINEY   Demise of Cork’s Mayor  Held ‘Foregone Conclusion’ by Friends

FUNERAL WILL BE MADE GREAT ASH PROTEST   Death of Lord Mayor of Cork to Result in Vast Uprising

Will Capitalize Dramatic Phases of MacSwiney’s Suffering After Death.   ASK ALL NATIONS TO~ TAKE UP THEIR CAUSE   Lord Mayor Still Alive bu Said to oo Nearing

MAN WHO BANISHED YELLOW FEVER DEAD   MAJ. GEN. WM. C. GORGAS DIED IN LONDON SUNDAY MORNING   Swept Yellow Fever from Panama and Made Building of the Canal Possible

UENERAL GORGAS, UE TO PLAGUE, 15 DEAD IN LONDOK   FORMER SURGEON GENERAL NOTED FOR SANITATION WORK

Major General William Gorgas, Former Surgeon General Dies In London

‘SUCCUMBS 10 DREAD MALAD)   Was Considered World’s Fore . most Authority On Military Medicine and Surgery. ;   FOE TO VELLOW FEVER   And Aiso Fought and Defeated the Malarial Mosquito In Panama.

Former Sanitary Chief of Army Drove Malaria From Panama and’ Made Canal ~ Passible,   WON DECORATIONS "OR TWO NATION:   Won International Fame for  . His-Battles Against Yellow Fever in All Parts of the World

GENERAL GORGAS ~~ DIES IN LONDOR   AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER CON. QUERED MALARIA IN PANf AMA CANAL ZONE,

MAN WHO BANISHED  YELLOW FEVER DEAL   Swept Yellow Fever from Panama and Made Building of the Canal Possible

VAJOR GENERAL  WILLIAM GORGAG  “PIES I LONTON   World’s Foremost Authority on Military Medicine Stricken With Apoplexy   DRIVES DISEASE FROM PANAMA CANAL ZONE   Aged Expert Retired Frow Army. After Great Service In World War

LOCAL TF zg7aH FROM CocUMBUS   INDEPENDENT BASKET BALE SQUAD TOOK LEGION TEAM 1X.. TO CAMP TUESDAY,   CLOSE GUARDING FEATURE

} t F   INDEPENDENT RASKET BALI SQUAD TOOK LEGION TEAM IN. Te CAMP TUBSDAY.   CLOSE GUARDING FEATURE

KREPY cnr       Daughter ag  Now-York " ‘Bishop Marrial Anléalinn Cantity

VISITORS  3S GATHFR FOR COX ADDRES!   Expect. “70.000 }.Persons Will Hear Democratic Ndminee Speak in Ok‘mhoma City. Tomorrow

SENATE EXEMPTS FARMER FROM ANTI-TRUST LAWS   Capper-Hersman Bill Passes Upper House Without Record Vote

JAPS IN  CHARGE   a eee They Are Holding Viadivostot Alter Disarming The Russians.

ARREST 16 IN LOTTERY RAID   Authorities to Investigate Sale of Tickets by Four Companies Throughout Ohio,

BIPARTISAN. ‘CONFEREES MEET AGAIN      LODGE INSISTS ON WIS REN ERVATION GON ARTICLE 10 ANH WONROGE DOCTHINE      PUSSIRLE THAT THE MEET ING POWAY WILL BE THE LAST ONE HELD

re   Bi-Partisan Conferees Met Again Today for Com- , eros x   Says Majority of Sena Favors Passing the "

TO AID NATIONAL GUARD.   Rating and Seniority Standing  of P. R. R. Employes Wiil  Be Protecied.

PENNSY WILL PROVIDE FOR EMPLOYES WHO SERVE IN NEW NATIONAL GUARD

SWING DECLARES IN rAVOr OF UTTH DISTRICT   Fi Centro Judge Sdys Labor May Feel That It Has a Friend in Him; Will Represent all of the People of the District, However

ifCentro Judge Says Labor May Feel That It Has a Friend in Him;  ill Represent, all of the People @ the District. However

HARDING-COOLIDGE SWEEP 31“ STATES: DAVIS IN LEAD FOR OHIO GOVERNOR: DRY BILL LOST

New York, Hlinois, and Practically All Other States but the South Help Pile Up Tremendous Popular Plurality for the G. 0. P.—Ohio and Others That Were Classed as Doubtful Add to Democratic Defeat.

VICTORY OF THE OHIO SENATOR ONE OF MOST DECISIVE OF AGE   New York, Illinois, and Practically All Other States but the South Help Pile Up Tremendous Popular Plurality for the Republican Executive Seekers.

“REPUBLICAN BY  250 00   sSeattor’s Victory COne “of “Mos l Desisive.in: History.   SUEFEATS <OHIO- <GOWERNOP:   2Practically All of. the /Northenn State: HHelp to Pile Up Tremendous Popuilar Plurality for the Republican Candidate—Carries’ ;"™-AML PRacethefesrt @4atuc'  . of

Bon! LANUOLIDE HOH REPUBLICANS: HARDING ELEGTEL   Senator’s Victory One of Most Decisive in History.   DEFEATS OHIO GOVERNOR   Practically All of the Northern State: Help to Pile Up Tremendous PopuJar Plurality for the Republican Candidate—Carries All Doubtful States.

AMERICAN TRAIN DISPATCHING IS RULE IN FRANCE   is THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION TO FRENCH INDUSTRY RESULTING FROM THE WAR

U6, SYSTEM OF TRAN OSPATCHNG ADOPTED IN FRANC   First and Most Important Contribution of American Business to French Industry.

Harding to Take Things Easy, ~ With Notification Strain Over Longs Now for Golf and Rest

EARDING 10 HIT AT PRESIDENT’S FOREIGN POLIC   Close Associate, Expect Repub{ lican Nominee to Give League Mach Promimence.   WILL SOUARE PLATFORN   Retleve? Hr Will Wake Declaration: heh Will Successfully Bridge the sMfferonces of Opmlon That Thresttimed SplHlin the Party at Caloage.

HARDING SPEECH 10 BE MILITANT   Is Expected to Bridge Republican Differences.

HARDING SPEECH 10 BRIDGE SPLI   NOMINEE’S ACCEPTANCE iS EXPECTED TG SQUARE WITH PLATFORM. ©

HARDING TRAINING GUNS ON 4 (oSUES AT CAMPAIGN END   League, Tariff. Constitutional Gov't and Americanism to Headline Addresses.   CLAIMS MIDWEST SOLID FOR REPUBLICAN. TICKET   Chicago G. 0. P. Headquarter: in Official Statement Shows * Demo Cause Hopeless.

STAND ONL. OF N. ~ [S CHIEF ISSUE   Will Take Prominen Part in Next Stage of Campaign

EAPEG LING STAND UN  LEAGUE [U NDAW EIDE   Republican Nominee Said To Invite Attack by Democrats On Stand Regarding Peace  Aggressive Attack on Wilson Foreign Policy is Incicaied

HARDING WILL SUM UP HIS GAMPAIGN PLATFORY   ‘League of Nations, Tariff and Constitutional Government ‘ Headliners

EXPECT HARDING 10 GIVE PROMINENCE 10 U.S, FOREIGN POLICY   G. O. P. Candidate’s Speech of Acceptance is Forecasted

HARDING'S: MANAGERS SAY HIS. STAND ON THE LEAGUE WILL FURNISH “BONE OF CONTENTION”

HARDING READY TO DEFEND HIS LEAGUE STAND   Issue Now Clearly up to Electorate of the Nation

HARDING TO JOIN ISSUE   G. 0. P. Nominee to Con. tinue Attack on Wilsonian League. _   BUT HE WILL, URGE SOME OTHER KIND

HARDING TD MAKE LEAGUE CHIEF ISU   To- Aggressively Attack Wilson’s Foreign Policy.

HARDING MAKES FOREIGN POLICY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Friends Give Out That Republican Candidate Will Bridge Cause For ChicaQo Split

HARDING ON LEAGUE   ac ‘CEPTANCE. SPEECH TO DEAL WITH SUBJECT,   greta to , A a aers on gp eos  WH Be Militant In’ lis Opposition  : To Wiison’s Policies and. — Article Ten, 

HARDING SPEECH WILL . FEATURE LEAGUE ISSUE   Expected to Squarely Join th Issue--Democrats to Alter nate Hast and West. . +

Likely to Deal With: League 0 - Nations’ to Join Campagn Issue. —

WILE FORCE. THE ISSUE   Seastor Harding ‘Will Prebably Do It in His Speecis of So Acceptances

NDING WILL UAKE LEAGUE ISSUE CLEAR   ing Covenant, Nominee To je That America Should Remain isolated unless ‘fea Will Prove Vain

HARDING IS READY ~ TOSTATE POSITION   WILL JOIN ISSUE WITH COX ON FOREIGN POLICY OF THE U. s.   Country Awaiis With Interest the Address of Republican Nominee Tomorrow

EXPEGT HARDING “TO FLAY WILSON   Keynote Speech Said to Contain Caustic Comments on League.  ss

HARDING "ATTACKS WILSON’S POLICIES   Speech of Acceptance Will Squarels  .     Outline Party Issues

HARDING 1S IN FINAL SWING   G. O. P. Nominee Started on Tour of Ohio Today.

NOMINEE MAY HIT WILSOW'S FOREIGN POLICY IN SPEECH   Prominence Will Be Given to’ League Issue, Associates of Nominee Believe.   IS EXPECTED TO UTTER PLEA FOR AMERICANISM   Republican Candidate’s Speech of Acceptance Will Square With Party Platform.

HARDING WILL ATTACK WILSON WORLD POLITIC   Nominee’s Speech of Ac ceptance Tomorrow   Awaited with Much In  terest.

WILSON'S FOREIGN PULUCY TA Be AIDET   WILL GIVE STAND ON LEAGUE AS WHOLE   Will Make Plea For Americar Rather Than World Ideals

Harding’s Speech of Acceptance Tomorrow Is Expected to Put the Leagne Issue  ' Sqnarely Before People.   REPUBLICAN LEADERS MEETING IN MARIOR   Conference Is Being Held in Ohio Capital; Arrangements ‘Complete for Big Day at “Marion Thursday.

EXPEGLING STAND UN LEAGUE 1 RAW FIRE   Republican Nominee Said To Invite Attack by Democrats On Stand Regarding Peace  Aggressive Attack on Wilson  f cvatnen Dalim ico tAA Ot ori

BONE CONTENTION   His Stand On League of Nations Moy Become Chief Iseue In Presi-: dential Campaign.

OF PRES. WILSON AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   (n Speech of Acceptance on _ Thursday —Will Advance Campaign Toward Squarely Jointed Issue Between Two Political Par:  tac.

HARDING NOW ON LAST SWING PRIOR 10 VOT   Starts For Cleveland And Will End Trip Saturday Night  League, Tariff and Americanism Will Be Headliners

FOREIGN POLICY WILL HAVE PART IN SPEECH   Close Associates of Senator Hard ing Think He Will Give It Attention,   WILL SQUARE PLATFORM   Much Speculation as to How Far He Will Go on Internatiénal Peace Tribunal.

MATRANGER LEAVES HANOVER   Former Local Soldier Missed by Neighboring Tewn Residents.

PeopleiFor. Miles: Atound. Flock ti’ An ‘ita, Laat Taagoiay & ‘Honor .

VAST NUMBER ENTHUSED BY HIS ADDRESS   People for Miles Around Flock to Atlantic Today to Do Honor to G. 0. P. Nom inee for Presidency.

TROPICAL oT UBRANGE IN GULF OF MEXICO Io MOVING NORTHEAST WARK   STORM WARNINGS ALONG OGTLI + €OAST EAST OF MISSISSIPPI : RIVER MOUTH.  ;

The Tropical Storm _ «= To Northeastward   Warnings Remain Displayed on Gulf Joast East of the Miasissppi River.

TROPICAL STORM REPORTED   Disturbance Is Said to Be in Gulf of  Marinn Mnaecing Ramtheqnn.2

faqui and Mayo Indians Back: bone of Seceding State’s Defense of Border Against the Federal Attack

HOBBY PROTESTS PLAN FOR MARCHING TROGPS ACROSS TEXAS ool   PROPOSED MOVEMENT OF. MEXI. CANS DRAWS VIGOROUS PRO. TEST FROM GOVERNOR.

TEXAS GOVERNOR FILES PROTEST AGAINST ANY MEXICAN TROOPS BEIN & PERMITTED 10 MARCH DVER AMERICAN SOIL

Hebby Protests Mast Vigorausly Against Moving Carvanza Troops Throuzh State,   SONORA TROOPS HAVE AID OF INDIAN TRIRES

FEDERAL PRISON TERM FOR BULLOCK      Convicted On Indictments Charging Complicity In Theft of Fourteen Barrels of Whiskey.

BUBONIC PLAGUE GAINING GROUND   Situation At Vera Cruz Take: Unexpected Turn For Worse Today

a ee ee ee ae een ee eee eee  * HURLS BLAZING LAMP AT BURGLARS; ROUTS ? THEM QUITE HASTILY

TERROR REIGN CONTINUES.   Irishman Called From Home and Shot Dead in Door at Thurles.

JOHNSON HAS Bib LEAD OVER WOOD IN AICHIGAN PRIMARY   With Half of Precincts Report ing Johnson Has Plurality of 11,657   HOOVER LEADING ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET   Anti-Prohibitionist Running Close Second

JOHNSON STILL HOLDING LEAL   California Senator Forty Three Thousand Ahead of Wood in Michigan.

Hoover, 11,469; Edwards, 10,250; McAdoo, 9258; Detroit Votes Car Bonds.

WOOD REDUCES JOMNOON LEAD   Belated Returns Show Sena tor Falling Off—Hoover Gains On Edwards.   Conceded Present Standing o' G. 0. P. Candidates Will  Raa An Channa

JOHNSON 15 IN THE LEAD INTHE MICHIGAN PRIMAR)   With Half of The Votes in He Is Ahead— Wood is Second In Race.

HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS WOOD IN MICHIGAN   CONDITIONS AT OTEEN ARE IMPROVED   War ah, pbnee: Issues Statement agers ing Recent Troubles Government Hospital at gt

HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS WOOD BY HEAVY VOTE IN MICHIGAN: HOOVER PRIME DEMO FAVORITE

Ht JUnNoO BEAT OW OND A VIGHIGAN   Has Lead of 44,000 in Half of the Precincts; Detroit Goes for Californian Strong.   HOOVER HAS LEAD ON NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR

JOUNSON GOERS TO FRONT   Late Returns Give Him Big Lead Over Wood in Michigan.

JOHNSON IS. LEADING TICKEI   Name of Herbert. Hoov ~ er Appeared on Both Ballots Yesterday

MICHIGAN GIVES JOHNSON BOOST   General Wood Falls Behind In Presidential Primary Election.

Wayne Co. (Detroit) Swings ty by Going Strong for the Californian.   WOOD HAS LEAD IN_THE RURAL DISTRICTS   Hoover Leads Democrats and Holds Fourth Place In the Republican Race.

SENATOR LEADS GENERAL WOOD   With Half Returns Tabulated, Californian Has Lead of 44,657 Over Soldier.   BIG CITIES ARE FOR HIRAM

JUTINSON LEADS IN PRIMARIES   Senator Tops Wood in the Returns From Half of the Michigan Precincts.

STRONG LEAD FOR JOHNSON   CALIFORNIA SENATOR AHEAD IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY.   GENERAL WOOD COMES SECOND   PARTIAL RETURNS IN FROM HALF OF COUNTIES.   Tight Race Develops in Democratic Centest, With Herbert Hoover Slightly Ahead of Edwards ef New Jersey.

JOHNSON FAR IN LEAD IN MICHIGAN PRIMAR'   Has Majority in-Half Precincts of 44,657 Over Wood; Hoover + . Leads Democrats.

JOHNSON HAS Blo LEAD IN MICHIGAN   Wood in Second Place on Republican Ballot.   RACE FOR THIRD IS CLOSE.   Jerbert Hoover Holds Very Slight Margin Over Governo. Edwards in Democratic Con. test-—-Genessee, Wayne and Saginaw Counties Favor Cal. ifornia Senator.

JOHNSON IN LEAD MICHIGAN RAGE   Hoover Ahead of Edward: in Only Partial Returns From State.

JOUNSON LENDS THE REPUBBLICANS HOSVER LEADS DEMOCRATIC TICKET   With Approxtmetely One-Half the Precinct Voting In, Sena tor Jahnson Holds Lead of 44, Co7 Over

MICHIGAN NOW HAS JOHNSON IN [FAD RY 49.951   ah Two-Thirds of Precincts  Reported, Itoever Passes Ed~wards in Demdératic Vote   ILLINOIS THE NEXT BIG BALILe GROUND   Hoover and Edwards ~ Ag“ Hanan? Titket

SENATOR POLLS AAG? MANORITY OVER GEN. WOOD      DETROIT RETURNS COMPLETE GIVE ADVAN- TAGE TO RANKING VICTOR.   HOOVER IN RACE   Leads Democratic Ticket,  Name Appears on Bow PBRallinte_

Michigan Returns Include Number of Surprises With Detroit Leading Factor   HOOVER: DISTANCED BY CALIFORNIA COMPETITOR   Wet Governor of New Jersey Looms Prominently as Contender in Primary

WOOD SECOND, LOWDEN THikl, AETURNS SHIM   Hoover Running Strong I: Michigan Primaries on G.  P. Side of Ticket   NEW YORK VOTING ON CANDIDATES TODAY   Politicians Watch Empire State Result With Interest; Johnson Favored

NUOVER LEADS  UEMUGHATS Ih MICHIGAN FACE   HIRAM JOHNSON BIG FAVORIT! OF REPUBLICAN VOTERS IN LARGER CITIES,

JOHNSON HOLDS MICHIGAN LEAL   Later Returns Do N o> Change Result of Presi dential Primary — Man; Counties Have Not Re ported.

HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS   ON PARTIAL RETURNS IN MICHIGAN HAS 44,657 OVER WOOD.   Gets Lead In Detroit, Running Behind General In State Outside—Herbert Hoover Leads Democrats.

SENATOR JOHNSON LEADS GEN. WOOD   With Approximately Half ot Precincts Counted in Michigan Primary, Californiar Is 44,657 Ahead.

SENATOR JOHNSGN IS FAR IN LEAD OF WOGD IN MICHIGAI   Margin of Over 44.000 Far (niifornian With Rolf of Precincts Yet iu Be Heurd From.

JOHNSONLEADS: IN PRIMARIES GF AICHIGAN   HOOVER LEADS DEMOCRATIC TICKET, ACCORDING TO FIRST RETURNS.

JOHNSON LEADS DANDIDATES IN MICHIGAN VOTE   California Senator Has 63,608 to Gen. Wood’s 37,269 Early Returns.   HOOVER ON TWO BALLOTS

JORNSOR LEADING WOUD BY 49,000 ih MICHICAREOIMMARY   Lowden Third in Race on G. O. P. Ticket and Hoover Fourth  —Latter Leads on Democratic Side, Edwards Second.

mE IN MICHIGAN   Former Has Nearly Twice ‘ Wood's Total in'the Re ‘4: publican Lists,   OOD ADMINISTRATOR GETS BIG G. 0, P. VOTE   Leads in Democratic Primary s : Wit Edwards, Wet Candi. ~—tlate,- in Second-— ’ Place

JOHNSON HOLDS LEAD FN MICHIGAN PRIMAR'   ‘Hoover Returns to Lead of Dem  oeratic Candidates; No ; Likelihood of Change.

JOHNSON AND HOOVER LEAD. IN MICHIGAN   Californian Winner “by Vote of Almost . Two to One

JOHNSON LEADING IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY; HALF STATE REPORTS   Major General Wood Second in Returns Thus Far In.

HIAAM JOnNoOK LEADS WOOD IN MICH. PRIMARIES   Senator With 113,326 Ha Advantage Over Army Man of 47,559.   Herbert Hoover Heads Demo cratic Vote 13,152 and Edwarde is Second.

MICHIGAN VOTE ALMOST HALFIN: JOHNSON LEADS   Hoover Leads Democra tic Field, Fourth in Republican

JOHNSON IN-LEAD ~ IN MICHIGAN ON FIRST ‘RETURNS   General Wood in Sétond Place’ am  Lowden Third. Hoover Leads in “Democcratic Vote Cast. Edwards Second.-

CALIFORNIA SENATOR’S MARGIN OVER MAJOR GENERAL IS FIXED AT 44,657; LOWDEN _ IS THIRD. HOOVER FOURTH AND PERSHING RUNS WAY BEHIND FOR FIFTH   HOOVER LEADS DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Wood Runs Second in Re: publican Preferential Primaries. a   HOOVER <A SURPRISE   ‘Leads Governor Edwards i Returns So Far Received by 1.219.

‘Leads Wood in Michigan by Above 40,000; Hoover Tops Democrats.   ‘NEW YORK PRIMARIES BEING HELD TODA

JOHNSON LEAD IN MICHIGAN NOW IS 42,251   Hoover Wins in Vote o Democrats Over Edwards ees  ae

Ine - Half of Michigan Precincts Gives Johnson 44,657 Lead — Hoover Leading on Democratic Ticket wel

JOHNSON HAS BIC LEAD IN MICHIGAN   WOOD RUNNING SECOND ON © 0. PL TICKET — HOOVER  LEADS GOV. EDWARDS.

CALIFORNIAN I$ RUNNING AHEAD, RETURNS SHOW   Detroit Gives Senator Big Lead; Wood Running  Second.

JORNGON IN EARLY LEAD TN MICHIGAN   Wood in Second Place with Hoover Leading the Democrats.

Big Majority Piled Up for California Senator: in Detroit is Cut Down in Returns Elsewhere in State   HOOVER PRIME FAVORITE - OF DEMOCRATIC VOTERS   Governor Edwards Runs Seoond in Race Against Former  . Food Administrator for Bourbon Endorsement

JOHNSON RUNS FIRST IN RACE IN MICHIGAN   Holds Big Lead Ove Wood in Presidential Primary.

JOHNSON LEADING BENERAL WOOD IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY   California Senator Has 44, 000 Majority With Half of Vote Tabulated.   HOOVER'S NAME APPEARED GN BOTH PARTY TICKET   He Leads Edwards and Me. Adoo—Democratic Vote Was Very Light.

INCOME TAX LIMIT NOW MAY 15   Tentathe Return or Estimate with NOne Fourth Payment Must Be Made March 13.

TIME FOR FILING RETURN EXTENDED   Income Tax Ruling Sets Date for Corporations at May 15.

DANISH’ THRONE  TOTTERINE   Moba Fifl Streets !n Copenhagen an: Cry. Out For Establishment of Repubtic, .

MURDER TRIAL OF RUFE KING   Was Begun Today in the  Osage County, Kansas, District Court.

MAN SHOULD SHOW ~ HE'S BOSS OF HOE HOE MASCULINE    ——CAROINAE WOBRIE

MEN GIVING WAY. TO WOMENHE SAY   CARDINAL O’CONNELL SAYS MEN ARE BECOMING EFFEMINATE AND WOMEN ARE GETTING MASCULINE,

Cardinal Scores Effeminate Fathers for Not Being Head ‘of Home; Daughters Run Wild

MEN SCORED BY CARDINAL   “Growing Tendency Towar¢ Femininism.”   WOMEN BECOMING MASCULINE   Men Must Assert Authority Over Dau; hters Dress’, Extravagan ce, aod Watch His Strike Step.

MEN MORE ~ EFFEMINATE   Cardinal O'Connelt Says The} “Doo’l Assert Authority in . The Hore.”

FEMINISM GROWING IN UNITED STATES SAYS PRELATE   Man As Head of House Oughi To Assert His Authority Prince of Church Declares

MAN SHOULD BE HEAD OF THE HOUSE SAYs CARDINAL O'CONWEL!   bays Father Should be “The ‘Guide for the Morals of the “Family and Deplores the _Growing Weakness of the  WSR ert opts

CARDINAL O°CONNELL 18 WORRIED OVER FENINISH      Prominent Churchman Say: Man Must Assert Proper   Aathority in Own Home.   WOMEN TOO MASCULINE

MEN, AS HEADS OF HOME, MUST ASSERT PLACE  —ABINAL O'CONNELI  Growin Weakness of Men BP ctoping Sin ist eminism.

CARDINAL SEES - FEMININISM ON THE INCREAS!   O'Connell Expresses Alarm at Alleged Trend of  dha Tirmaac

A Tt. A CT TTT —     setae enetnenmentenmnmnennen teen amma peetteenttieteane  HA! THE WOMEN ARE PUTTING © SOMETHING OVER ON US MEN!

FEMINISM OF MEN DENOUNCEL   Cardinal O'Connell Say: Men Should be Head of House

ASKS FEDERAL MILL PROBE   Head of Union Proposes Inquiry Into Closing of Woolen and Worsted Industries.

HIDE KING DRINKS ACID      Rair Crohon Eludes Grand Jury Warrant Charging Him With Grand Larceny.

"HIDE KING” KILLS SELF ON SHIP    Bair Crohon Takes Carbolic Acid Enroute to Detroit   FACED CHARGE OF LARCENY   Dies to Dodge Grand Jury War rant. ie Belief

BAIR CROHON DIES OF CARBOLIC ACID   “Millionaire Hide King” Kills Self on Boat, Cleveland to Detroit.   FEARED ARREST IN BOSTON   Borrowed iMoney and Startec for East When Threatened With Arrest.

MEXICO PAYS GREAT BRITAIN   British Government Agrees to Settle. ment Growing Out of Killing of Benton.

COLLECT MICHIGAN BALLOTS   Twenty Deputies Are te. Take the Newberry-F } Ballots te... Washington. i.

COLLECT MICHIGAN BALLOTs   Twenty Deputies Are to Take the Newberry-Ford Ballots to Washington.

COLLECT BALLOTS OF NEWBERRY’S ELECTION   Sergeant ‘at ‘Arms to Leave Monday to Supervise Work.

WOMEN SET PFE. NY OLED   : . 4 Qa” ; DISTANCE . 48% MILES IS COVERED IN LaTTLE MORE THAN NINETEEN HOURS

WOMEN SET RECORD IN RUN FROM TOLEDO, OHIO.   Distance ‘of: 881 Milles Is - . Qovered in Lite More Than Nineteen: ; Hours Driving Time. . ;

‘PRODUCE RAIN BY SPRAYING  CLOUDS WITH LIQUID AIR   Canadian Royal Air Force Plans to Make Clouds Rain at. Wilk

ALL UNIONS TOLD 70 ACCEPT   Brotherhood Leaders Recommend  Favorable Action At Once On the  Wage Awarde As Made.

Leaders Prepared For Final In structions to Workers F or F avorable Action Immediately   Outlaw Organizations Reject Award Sixty Outlaw Leaders Summoned to Appear Before Federal Grand Jury

T0 ACCEPT AWARD   Union Leaders Send Out Recommendations That the Railroad Men   ACCEPT INCREASES   Letters Mailed Today—The Outlaw Switchmen Re- : fuse to Accept

UNION CHIEFTAINS FAVOR ACCEPTANCE   Final Instructions To Rank And File Are Sent Out From Chicago

URGE FAVORABLE STRIKE   tnlue Genders Mail itecommendation nt Workers Ateepe Award of Labor Rvard.

LEADERS RECOMMEND THEY ACCEPT AWARDS   Rait Usion Hewts Advise Favorable Action In Immediate Ballot Otl Vote ta Ri

FAVOR AGLEPTANGE OF WAGE AWARDS   Favorable Action by Rank and File of Railroad Workers Recommended   AWARD IS REJECTED BY. “OUTLAW” ORGANIZATION   SIXTY SUBPOENAS ISSUED FOI APPEARANCE OF RAIL OFFI CIALS AND UNION MEN BE FORE JURY.

Hy Y LEADER   Union Chiefs Mail Out Letters Urging Men to Accept Award   Outlaws Reject Offer ot Increased ‘Wage To Railroadérs.

POLISH ASSUME THE OFFENSIVE   Beisheviki Thrast Mack Sistecn Milee bo Wedaeeday Drive.

POLICE WaPEGTOR DRAGGED FRUM HORSE AND KILLEL   Crowd Makes Four Attempts to Storm Parliament Building.   German Clubs Seized. Surrender of Deputy Demanded.

DEMAND ‘SURRENDER OF GERMAN DEPUTY   Growds Storm the Parliament Building at Prague,

CZECHS AND GERMANS CLASH.   fhree Days ef Rieting et Prage: Marked by One Killing.

CZECHS AND GERMANS FIGHT   Rioting at Prague Results in Death of Police Inspector.

PRAGUE I$ SCENE OF SEVERE RIOTS   Mobs, Form in Protest Against German Influences; Geputies Resign’

PRAGUE RIOTS AGAINST HUNG GROW INTENSE   Three Days of Rioting Ends in. Attempt to Force. ~~ Parliament   DEMAND SURRENDER OF GERMAN DEPUTY            Alien Newspapers are red and Dozen Clubs are’ Seized by Members  of Mobs

IRISH RIOTING ~ 1 CONTINUED   COURT HOUSCE OF LIMERICK COUNTY ATTACKED BY MOB AND TWO WERE KILLED.   TROOPS TO LONDONDERRY

CITY MAY JAIL ALL LOAF ERS;OFFICIALS CONNECT IT WITH ROBBERY WAVE   City Attorney Declares City Has Wide Scope to Jait and Handle Persons Without Any Visible Means of Support—May Get Rough.

MRS. PEETS IS  ORDERED Agua   Housekeeper for Jacob Denton Ks: capes Day She Is to Testify Before Jury.

POLICE SEARCH FOR MRS. PEA’   WOMAN WANTED IN CONNEC. TION WITH MURDER OF A -WEALTHY LOS ANGELES  BROKER

LITTLE ENTENTE' FORMED TO FIGHT BALKAN ENEMIES   Prague, Belgrade, Buchares' Governments in Coalition, Says Italian Report.

RESOLUTEREADY FOR NEXT HEAT   American Sloop, Which Lost First Heat Friday, Will Be in Race Saturday.

YNVFTS RESOLUTE ANG SHAMROCK I RARE AGAIN TA08   Contest Will be Over a Triangular Course, Ten Miles to a Leg.   DIRECTION CF WIND AT HOUR DECIDING FACTOR   Crews of Rival Sloops Busv  Making Things Shipshape. ' While Captains Confer With ' Quarter Deck Forces, Lay ing Strategic Schemes.

RESOLUTE RIPE FOR NEXT HEAT   Repairs on Defender Under. way—Will Be Ready for Tomorrow.

HANFIOGK WON THE FIRST RAGE   SHAMROCK ALSO SUSTAINED AN ACCIDENT YESTERDAY)   Repairs on Resolute Will Be Made in Time for Race Tomorrow in De fence of America Cup.

TO RESUME YACHT RACE TODAY; REPAIRS MADE   Resolute is Ready for Secone Leg Which Will Be Made Today.

BIGYACHTO ARE READY FOR RAGE   Resolute and Shamrock IV are Again in Trim   REPAIR JOB FINISHED   Defender’s Crew Renew Broken Halyards and Gaff and Shamrock’s Forces Replace Weakened Bowsprit—Trouble on British Boat not Known Until Yesterday

LIPTON BOAT ALSO PLAYED IN HARD LUCI     'Shamrock Was Nearly Disabled When Recolute Dropped Out — Second Race Today

SECOND RACE FOR‘CUP FINDS YACHTS WAITING   RESOLUTE AND SHAMROCK Ty EAGERLY: AWAIT NEXT, ; Yo UBATILE IN THE. "SE     a

SHAMROCK IV AND RESOLUTE READY FOR RACE TODA)   Lipton’s Yacht Sailed in First Event With Weak Bowsprit.

RESOLUTE READY FOR SECOND RAG   AMERICA’S CUP DEFENDER RE PAIRED AND WILL MEET SHAMROCK AGAIN TODAY.

RUSH REPAIRS GN RESOLUTE fan SATURDA   Cup Defender Expected To 3B: In Full Trim For Second 6 The Series.

RESOLUTE WILL BE IN READINESS TO REENTER CUP RACES SATURDAY FEEL SURE OF WINWINE

RESOLUTE’S SKIPPER NOT CHAGRINED OVER DEFEAT BY ACCIDENT   Defender Will be Fixed up For the Saturday's Race

pairs On Yankee icht Are Rushed as second Race Nears   sting of New Halyards to be Cometed Today~Yesterday’s Losers re Confident of Holding Cup

YACHTS READY TO RACE AGAIN TODA}   ResoluteRenews Broken Halyard Which Caused Accident —Triangular Course Today

James O’Neil, the Great Actor, Dead   After an Loess of Two Months Doedh Cane fo the Netor ia New Lon. don, Coun. Soaftearions. 

James O'Neil, the Great Actor, Deac   After an Ifness of Two Months Death Came to the Actor in a New London, Cony. Sanifariwn,

EARTH SHAKES LOS ANGELES   BUILDINGS SHAKEN BY SLIGHT QUAKE THERE TODAY—NO DAMACE REPORTED

WOMEN GIVEN STRIKERS’ JOBS   War Time Elevator Operators Are Recalled at Men’s Wages in New York.

VOLUNTEERS OPERATE GOTHAM ELEVATORS    Strike on New York Puts Skyscrape1 Tenants Up Against It— Women at Lever.

BUSINESSMEN OF NEW YORK 00 OWN WORK   Commuters Fire Locomotives to Get to Work and Then Run Elevators.   ‘WOMEN OPERATORS TO FILL EMERGENCY   Management of Woolworth Building Says Women May Be Retained.

STRIKE OF ELEVATOR OPERATORS TIES UP NEW YORK BUSINESS   People Forced to do Moun: tain Climbing in Wall Street Canyons

VOLUNTEERS RUN ELEVATORS.   Strikers in New York Claim 17,000 Operatore Are Ont.

WOMEN TAKE PLACES OF LIFT STRIKERS   New York Elevator Operators Demand Wage Boost.

BUSINESS MEN RUN NEW YORK “LIFTS’   ‘Women Also Aid in Avert  ting Srrike Tie-Up in Skyscrapers.

HARDING NOTIFIED OFFICIALLY HE IS NOMINEE OF G.0.P.   Republican Campaign I: Given Full Speed At  Marion Ceremony.

NEW DEAL FOR PEACE I$ KEYNOTE   League Covenant Is Scored by  Republican Presidential Candidate us “Supreme Bhunder” ,

BALTIMORE. YOUTH KILLED NEGRO WE THREATENED MOTH   Man Had Been Hanging i Front of Woman’s Store al Day and Threw Board a Her When Ordered Off, —Bay Shot Him Dead.

THREE MORE BANKS SHUT INN. DAKOTA   Depletion of Reserves Due te Failure of Farmers to Meet Notes.

TWO MORE BANKS CLOSE,      Total of Fifteen 1 in North Dakota Now Are Shut Down.

 NORTH DAKOTA BANKS GLOSEL   Fifteen Institutions of Dakota Closed On Account of Depleted Reserves In Last Two Weeks.

TWO MORE STATE BANKS © IN NORTH DAKOTA CLOSE   Depleted Reserves Bring. Total of ‘th Financial Institutions that Have Shut Down up to 15

NINE NORTH DAKOTA BANKS HAVE CLOSED THEIR DooRs   pis Result: OF Farmers. Failing : To Meet Notes.

THREE MORE N.D. BANKS CLOSED   LIST NOW AMOUNTS TO NINE SINCE FIRST OF LAST WEEK

TWO MORE BANKS IN NO. DAK. CLOSE    Fifteen Institutions in State Have  Gone Under in Two  Weeks.

NINE BANK FAILURES IN A WEEK IN NORTH DAKOTA   Failure of Farmers to Meet Notes, Crop Loss and Depreciation in Land and Wheat Holding Is Cause.

FIFTEEN BANKS CLOSE DOORS   North Dakota Hard Hit by Money Stringency   RESERVES ARE DEPLETED   Two More Depositories Closed This Morning Following Suspension of Others.  cod

BANKS ARE FORCED TO CLOSE   Three More in North Dakota Suspend Onerattana

THIRTEEN LEAGUE BANKS CLOSE DOORS   NORTH DAKOTA NON-PARTISAN INSTITUTIONS FORCED TO SHUT DOWN   RECORD OF TEN DAYS   Depleted Resources Put Many ¢ the Farmers’ Organizations Out of Business.

FREE SHADE TREES OFFERED   State Forestry Depart: ment Gives Chance tc Municipalities.

INSANE, USED BAR OF IRON ON FOUR   Aged Couple, Their Daughter and Her Baby Victims of Daughter’s Demented Husband,

‘Much Deperids’on The aruaatice  . Conferetice Results At Minsk; a

SOVIET AGENT CLAIMS “BADICALISNY INGPIREL   DECLARES. UNITED. STATES DE. PARTMENT OF JUSTICE MEN . ' _- ARE INVOLVED,   WANTS CHANGE TO “PROVE?   Written Statement. Issued‘ by Russian Seeks to Lay Communist Propaganda Blame,

SOVIEL LEADER CHARGES PLOT   ‘AMBASSADOR” TO U. 8S, FROM RIWSSIA SAYS JJUSTICE DEPARTMENT FRAMEUP   REDS ARE READY FOR ARK   Communists Roped in By New England Raids Want to Return to “Free Russia,”

MODIFIES. TREATMENT ~POLITIGAL PRISONERS HELD IN TRISH JANG   MEN NOW IN MOUNT JOY JAIL WILL BE GRANTED CER. TAIN CONCESSIONS,

QUARANTINE OF FINK BOLL WORM   PERMITS WILE Bh: GRANTED UNDER CERTAIN CONDTLIONS   GHEENVILLE (9 INTERESTED   Seeretary pNed Holmes Keeplig br Touch With the Secvetary of the  Jffate Plant Board,

QUARANTE iE OF PRA BOLE WORR   PLRMITS WILL BE GRANTEL UNDER CERTALN CONDITIONS   GREENVILLE 19 4NTERESTED   Secretary .Ned Hakues Keeping in Touch With the Secretary ‘of the  Sinte Plan¢ Board.

POLITICAL POT ~ BOILS IN WES   Minnesota Republicans Active  Tonight; North and South Dakota  Busy Soon.  REN WOON REGING TOHPR

NORTHWEST POLITICS BEGIN   ‘Republicans in Minnesota Precinets Will Be Named to County  fivewn cganitilansa.

NORTHWEST POLITICS BEGIN   Republicaus In Minneseta Preeinete WL Be Named to Conniy  sail ema cang Bite wee ,

BANDITS CARRY AWAY SArFrF   Stojen at Fert Worth and Supposed to Cormtain Mech Wenex

BROOKLYN CARS TIED UP BY STRIKE   Employees of the B. R. T. Broke Away From Leaders and Called‘a Walk-out Which Cripples the City.

BROOKLYN GAR LINE TIED UF   It Is EStimated That 12,000 Men Ar Out. Strike Calleq at Sunday Meeting

BROOKLYN IS TIED UP BY CAR STRIKE   Surface Line Men Out-Subway Stormed By Workers.

Surface Lines Tied Up When 12,000 Men Quit Sunday Morning. —  —.-wast   TO USE STRIKE BREAKERS   Receiver Says He Cannot Pay Wage Demand Without Court Order, ad

HARDING 1S KEPT BUSY DURING QUIESCENT PERION   Republican Candidate ix at Desk Karly ro Clear up tecumulsred Correspoudence,

G. O. P. LEADERS PLAN ROUTES FOR SPEAKERS   Miss Ada Bush, Indi ana, Made Secretary for Women.

Wat’ Referendum. Proposal Is. Advocdted by ‘Colonel - @6reée Harvey.

ROOT AND HARDING CONFER AT MARION   International Relations anc League of Nations Are Subiects of Conference   President-elect Seeks Advice on Proposed International Justiee Plan

ARDING AND ROOT  TALK PEACE PLANS   FORMER SECRETARY LONG WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT.   Coeference of our Hours, and Meet. ing Declared a Delizhtfel One, Bet No Definite Conclualiens Reackted.

President-elect Harding Spends a Day Consulting Root on Foreign Matter   Col. George Harvey Urges A! Countries Vote Before Declaring War.

ROOT AND HARVEY ~~ SEE HARDING   Problems of the Incoming Ad. mUslSiT ation Discussed. :   BRYAN TO BE HEARD. FRIDAY

Referendum on War Is Favored by Harvey   PUTS PLANS UP TO HARDING, AS ONE MEANS OF   LESSENING LIKELIHOOD OF FUTURE CONFLICTS.  ROOT SEES PRESIDENT-ELECT AND THEY TALK OF  WORLD COURT, WHICH WILL NOT DO MUCH.  

WHAT ADVIGE ROCT SAVE TO HARDING WAS NOT REVEALED   Prospects for Acceptable Peace Association Main Theme of Conference.   COL. HARVEY STRONG FOR A REFERENDUM ON WAR   Today President-Elect Wil Talk Over League and Othe: Questions With Governo: Sproul, of Pennsylvania and W. M. Atterbury.

3007 AND HARVEY SEE HARDING   Problems of the Incoming Ad_ tinistration Discussed.   BRYAN TO BE HcARD FRIGAY

HARUING OtEK ADVIGE OF ROOT   President Elect Has Four Hour Talk With Former Secretary of State.

THE PEOPLE, NOT CONGRESS, SHOULD DECIDE AS TO WAR   New York Editor Advocates < ‘Wortd Agreement That Ne Natién Shall Enter Upor War, Until the People Have So Decided—Root’s Talk 2 Secret.

Former Secretary of, State is Reticent "Regarding Topic. Under Discussion «.   TO SEE-SPROUL TODAY, AND BRYAN ON‘ FRIDAY.   Colonel Harvey Submits” Plan ‘to Have Referendum Taken’ Before War is Declared ©

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IS TOPIC FOR DISCUSSBC   Root and Harding Talk Fou . Hours At Marion.

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND! ROOT DISCUSS LEAGUE   former Secretary of State Declines To Divulge Nature of Talk After Mecting.

ROOT OUTLINES WORLD COURT iN POLICY PARLEY   Let People Decide Upon War by Vote, Is Har vey’s Plan.

CONFERS WITH DEAN OF ELDERSTATESMEN   HARDING DISCUSSES FOREIG POLICIES WITH ELIHU ROOT   TALK ON WORLD LEAGUE      Colonel George Now Has Scheme ior a Rererendum Whenever Wars Loom.

CAN AVOID ACCIDENTS      reretary of Labor: Issues State-- ment for Safety Council

CAN AVOID ACCIDENTS   Secretary of Labor Issues Statement for Safety Council

10 MANAGE COX FIGHT   G. H. WHITE ELECTED DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN.   Marietta (0O.) Man Has Been Three Times Congressman and Is Confessediy a Dry.

WHITE OF OHIO IS PARTY CHAIRMAN   Marietta, Ohio, Man Heads Dem. ocratic National Committee.   Has Been Three Times Congressman  and is Confessediy a Ory— : Cox Wanted Moore.

WHITE IS CHAIRMAN   Marietta, Ohio, Man Heads Democratic National Committee.   Has Been Three Times Congressmar and Is Confessediy a Dry— Cox Wanted Moore.

OXFORD YOUNG ~— COUPLE MARRIED   Stella Donohoe and Elmer Herdliska Wed Tuesday Morning

DONOHOE-HRDLICKA   Wedding Took Place at Oxford— Will Make Their Home in York Township.

JURY GIVES WAXAHACHIE TEACHER $6000 IN BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT $50,000

ANSON BEST ON STAND   BEING TRIED FOR MURDER 08 VERA SCHNEIDER SAYS NEVER SAW GIRL BEFORE DEATH.

BEST CLAIMS HE DID Nor KNOW GIRL WITH WHOSE MURDER HE IS CHARGED

ALLEGED SLAYER NEVER SAW GIRL?   Viewed Body First Time Wher He Was Called by Officers, -Best Says. its   WEEPS DURING TESTIMONY

IOWAN SHOT WHILE HUNTING   John Wesley Doane Dies at Burling. ton Following Accident While After Ducks.

LUMBERMAN DIES IN TAXI CRASH   Keokuk Man Killed as Result of Accident When Machine Strikes Him As He Is Boarding Car.

RECEPTION GIVEN FOR U.S. FLYERS   Army Aviators Who Flew to Alaska Are Welcomed Home.   REMARKABLE AIR SPECTACLE   Escorted by America’s Biggest Dirigibie and 55 Airplanes, They Arrive at Washington and Fiy Over the Capitel.

GREAT EGER TION TO YANK FLYER   Aviators Return Home From Flight to Alaska.   ESCORTED BY 55 AIRPLANES   Spectacle Most Remarkable in Histor) of Capitai—Trip Cailed Greatest Single Aeronautic Achievement During the Past Year.

YANK ARMY FLYERS GIVEN BIG RECEPTION   U. S. Aviators Return to Washingtor After Flight to Alaska—Escorted by 55 Pianes.

ahasneenaeiahinemneieaasemteieedpeiisetesicbalidaieaeeialiaddadtiafabeiahidapeme ioe iedliaquaniaiaeeinmnaneiubnimmpenamimatieatesammosaan, —e tt ee ee  BIG RECEPTION FOR U, S. FLYERS   Army Aviators Who Flew t Alaska Are Welcomed ; Home.   REMARKABLE AIR SPECTACLE   Escorted by America’s Biggest Dirigible and 55 Airplanes, They Arrive at Washington and Fly Over the Capitol.

‘BIG RECEPTION.  FORU, S, FLYERS   Army . Aviators Who Flew to Alaska Are Welcomed Home.   REMARKABLE AIR ‘SPECTACLE   ) e Escorted by America’s Biggest Diriglble and 65 Airptanes, They Arrive at Washington and Fly Over the Capitol.

WOMAN WHO LED IN THE POLITICS OF KANSAS FOR MANY YEARS DIED KT TOPEKA THIS. MORN

DR. EVA HARDING DEIAD IN TOPEKA   Woman Physician Had. Active Career in State and Was Candidate for Senate

TIRED OF CHINESE FIGHTING   Preatdernt of Republic Calls for an  D mene tad tae

JUDGE ANDERSON. AD PALMER MOCKED   TO FIND OUT IF ATTORNEY-GENERAL HAS POWER TO SUP. PRESS EVIDENCE -

PALMER WANTS T0 CONFER WITH AIDES   Attorney General Orders His As.   sistants to Meet Him in Washington.

BASEBALL MAGNATES  UNGE MURE EAT) STRIFE   3an Johnson Finds His Authority Reduced.   NEW YORK GETS MAYS   \rbitration Board Will Have Chief Powers.

LEAGUE STRIFE OVER JOHNSON GOMES TO END   AMERICAN LEAGUE HAS PATCHED UP TROUBLE AND CURBED “BAN.”

FOLLOWING BUSY MEET THE PEACE DOVE AGAIN ROOSTS ON AMERICAS BASE BALL BANNERS

pecs NOF COURT STAND  <   APPELLATE COURT  UPHOLD! DECISION OF THE GIBSON CIRCUIT COURT.

LOCAL MERCHANT ‘WINS LEGAL.-BATTLE   Appellate Court Upholds Decision of Lower Court in Records vs. Smith.

Possession of Julian Alps and Absolute Freedom of Fiume Part of Stipulations in Line Dispute

ITALY WANTS FREE FIUME AND JULIAN ALPS FROM SLAVIA   Count Sforza Presents Basi ‘” Points of Settiement in Boundary Dispute.

ITALY- JUGO- SLAV. PARLEY IN PROGRESS   Negotiations Are Under Way at Rapello.

SAY JAPS POISONED HEIRESS   Anita Baldwin Believed to Be Victir ef Discharged Servants.

ANITA BALDWIN IS POISONED   Discharged Japanese Servants Sus pected of Trying to Murder the California Heiress.

WEST VIRGINIA A REPUBLICAN BET TAWIRENCE THIKKS   Politioal Writer Believes Hlec- toral Vote Wili Go to Harding.   MINERS FAR FROM BEING BOLID FOR GOVERNOR CO3   ‘Foreign-Born Workers Especially . Hostile to Wilson Ad> ministration,   ITALIANS RECALL FIUME   Laborers More Conscious of Na ‘tionality Than They Ara  af Clags.

LAWRENCE SAYS W.VA. DOUBTFUL   Democrats Dispute Predic: tion That Harding Will Get Electoral Vote   DRIFT IS TO GOV. COX.   Anxiety in Republican Camp Since August When Something Happened

Resort in Oil Field  Held Up and Robbed of  $1,000 by Masked Men

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE MARKLE INSURANCE AGENCY   DR. H, J, SCHMOKER  Gant Ofinacialiat

Cast Your Vote for Tom Moore At the Grand tomorrow,   ye EF oY     hmankear

TIA OFFICIALS BY HONEYMOON MURDER STORY   Man and Bride Each Claim Blame for Brutal Salying of Man Who Wronged Her.  POLICE HOLD PAIR

MAN: AND BRIDE ARE HELD ON A MURDER CHARGE   BOOTH TRY TO TAKE BLAME  IN WHAT’S TERMED “HONEYMOON MURDER”   INTRICATE PLAN OF _ PUNISHMENT SHOWN   Husband Takes Victim, With His   Wite, to Lonely Spot on Road and There Slays Him.

SURVEYOR AESIGK:   DECLINES FURTHER CONNEC TION WITH. DITCHES.   Scene Leading to Act Ciane , Nea Bringing Fine for Contempt.

SURVEYOR RESIGNS   DECHINES FERTHER Cc  WITH! DITCHES.            Scene Leading to’ Act (nme (New Bringing Fine for Contempt,

NEW YORK DEMOCRATS MEET INFORMALLY TO SELELT DELEGRTION   PROBABLY STATES DELEGATES WILL GO TO NATIONAL CON. VENTION UNINSTRECTED.

Campaign Program Will Be Worked Out at a Meeting of Nominee, Hays, New and Other Party Leaders,   ONLY FEW APPEARANCES OUTSIDE OF HOME TOWN   Political Chairman of Womans’ Party Sees the Senator Regarding Suffrage Situation in Tennessee,

RIQUS ELECTION CONTEST MAY Bt RESULT SUFFRAGE   Senator Harding Will Go te Any Reasonable Lengths to Secure Ratification.   WILL MAP OUT COMPLETE CAMPAIGN PROGRAM TODAY   Schedule of Speaking Dates is Not Likely to Provide for Many Appearances Outside Marion—Party Leaders to Assist in Making Itinerary.

HARDING TO PLAN CAMPAIGN: TRIP   Nominee Will Discuss .Speaking Dates and Issues With Party Leaders   WILL. ARRANGE SCHEDULE   a 0. P. Candidate Assures Suffrage. Leader of Support; Hints at Contest

OF CAMPAIGN TOBEFINISHED   MAY BE OUTSIDE ADDRESSES   WILL AMEND FOREIGN POLICY

FIXING PROGAAM FOR MA. HARDING   Complete Schedule to be  Worked Out Today   UP TO OCTOBER FIRST

(0. P. CHIEFTAINS MAP HARDING CAMPAIGN   MEET AT MARION TODAY Td CONSIDER REQUESTS FOR SPEECH DATES   \T MINNESOTA FAIR   First Address Away From Home at Minneapolis—Discusses Suf-  frage Question. a

HARDING PLANS CAMPAIGN TALKS   Prominent Republicans — t Confer on Speaking Dates at Marion.

HARDING CAMPAIGN WILL BE PLANNED   Program to. October 1 To Be Worked Out.   TO MEET PARTY LEADERS      Many Invitations to Speak Away From Marion Under Consideration—-Special Attention Given to Issues Which Will Be Stressed During Coming Six Weeks.

Republicans in Session at Marion Will Complete Details For  a Few Journeys That Their Presidential Candidate May  _ Make—Harding Declines to Comment on the Polish Situation. . 

REPUBLICANS MEET TO MAP OUT PLANS   CAMPAIGN PROGRAM INCLUDING A SCHEDULE FOR HARDING WILL BE DEISCUSSED

Party Leaders Will Schedule Only a Few Out-of-Marion Speeches. Belief.  .

DEMOCRATS SURE  UF VICTORY IN TEXAS ELECTION   PAIR WEATHER FOR ENTIRE STATE AND EXTRA HEAVY VOTE IS PREDICTED,

BIG VOTE IN TEXAS INDICATED BY EARLY REPORTS OVER STATI   Republicans Claim Two Con. gressmen Probably and One District Doubtful.

DEAL FALL DAY FOR TEXAS ELECTION   Unusuall Heavy Vote Expected to Be Rolled Up in State Today.

DEFIANT CITIZENS MOUNT GERMAN CANNON BARRED RY SOCIALIST OFFICIALS

Sheboygan Citizens Place German Cannon in Park Despite Socialists

Wall FLYER LANDS ON AFARM NORTH CF HOLMEN VILLAGE   DeHaviland Plane Arrives Late Yesterday Afternoon; Starts North this Afternoon

TAIL FLYER LANDS: ONA FARM NORTH -” OF HOLMEN VILLAGE   DeHaviland Plane Arrives Lat Yesterday Afternoon; Starts Norh this Afternton .

MINERS VOTE TO ACCEPT  PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL   ee i ee, Oe WAGE SETTLE»... OF ANTHRA CITE DIGGERS WILL Bh LEE TO COMMISSION — REJROC! SECRETARY WILSON’S CON.  ‘soe &o vows

MINERS WILL NOT: <2 STAKE AGREE UPON - PRESIDENT'S PLAN   Wage increase-Granted By: Arti _ tration Commission’ will Date. From April--1..-

NEUTRAL CHAIRMAN FOR G. 0. P.CONVENTION   Presidential Candidates Agree, For Party Harmony, Net to Force Their Political Favorites,

REPUBLICANS MAY TURN 10 NEUTRAL   Fear Split if Any of Proposed “Keynoters” Are Made . Chairman.   As   Wood Has Trouble Between Rival Managers of His Campaign. «

KIDNAPPED CHILD STILL UNLOCATEL   Search of House Where “Th Crank” Resided Reveals No Trace.

“THE CRANK” CAUGHT IN DRAMATIC FASHIO!   Identity of Man Believed to Have Kidnapped Coughlin Baby Not Yet Revealed

MISSING CHILD NOT FOUND.   Result of Search ef ‘‘Crank’s’ House Not Revealed By Tusnectars. .

House Pointed ‘Out By “Crank” Fails to Reveal ‘Trace Kidnapped Child

UNIONISTS DEFEATED   Londonderry Council Will Have Majority Sinn Feiners.

HOW HARDING CAME 10 WIN   NEW VERSION OF FINAL BALLOT. ING AT CHICAGO.   NOT SELECTED BY THE BOSSES   MIDNIGHT HOTEL CONFERENCES ONLY AN INCIDENT.   Senator's Secceas, David Lawrence Finds, Dae to Fidelity te Party and Leyalty to Candidates in Past.

HARDING NOMINATION 1 REWARD FOR HIS WORK   David Lawrence Gives New Fact: Concerning Naming of the Ohio Senater.   WINS OUT OVER WILL HAYS   Although Nominee Is Modestly Si ‘lent, Friends Say He Owes Thanks Only to Party.

HARDING TELLS HOW IT HAPPENE!   Says He Was Not Nominated by Senatorial Group in Early Hours   TICKLISH - MOMENTS   Defection to Wood Cause of Worry; Lots of Opposition to Ohio Senator

BIG TASK AHEAD FOR INTERSTATE COMMERCE BOD}   Jurisdiction of Cormmittee Increases Under New Railroad Law

LC. C, Enters Upon Period of Increased Jurisdiction With Return of Carriers

PRIVATE OWNERS TARE RAILS BACK   OFFICIALS OF ROAD NOTLIELED OF INCREASED POWERS OF Ut. S. BOARD.

PRIVATE OWNERS : ve TAKE RAILS BACK      Officials of Roads Notified of ‘Ine creased Powers of U. Ss. Board.

GREAT AGTIWITY ~ UPON RETURN OF THE RAILROADS   Cape God Carial’ Closed and Government’ Without ‘Authority To Continue Its Oneration.      LABOR - DISCUSSES PROBLEMS

nter-State Commerce Body __ Notifies Owners of New : Powers.   LINION LEADERS KEEP NDS REFORE HINES      fe General Has Plenty to Do With Rail Unions In Ficht. _

SUFFRAGE VOTE IN MISSISSIPP   HOUSE VOTES TODAY On RESOLUTION THAT SEN. ATE HAS PASSED.      Bryan, Daniels and Other Parts Leaders Urge State to Bea Delaware G. O. P.

MISSISSIPPI NOW THE HOPE OF SUFFRAGISTS   Resolution for Ratificatior Adopted By State Senate Before the House.   IT IS HOPED TO BRING ABOUT A VOTE TODAY   W. J. Bryan Says We Neec Women’s Votes to Safeguard Prohibition.

MISSISSIPPI IS EXPECTED 10 RATIFY TODAY   Would Be 36th State and Decide Adop tion of Law.

MISSISOIPPL WILL AG UN SUFFRAGE IN HUD   News of Ratification by Mississippi Senate Aids Delaware Fight

HOUSE PAVES WAY 10 TAKE UP MEASURE   Immediate Ratificatior Federal Amendment  is Urged.

SUFF AMENDMENT GET MlsalaslPP ARGUMENT TODAY   Action Without Reference te . Committee Agreed Upon by : S Leaders’ )

Governor Appears Before House anc Makes Appeal For Action, Miss. issippi Will Be the 36th State If It Is Secured

MISSISSIPPI, DELAWARE, HOUSES ~~ LINE-UP FOR SUFFRAGE ACTION, FINAL GAL! 1S EXPECTED TODAY   Friends 6f Federal Amendment Flood: Assemblymen With Requests for Ratification, One More State Needed.

DEMOCRATS URGE MISSISSIPPI TO BEAT DELAWARE   Southern Legislature te Take Up Question Late Today. .   REPUBLICANS ARE DELAYING VOTE IN DELAWARE HOUSE   Administration Leader: Want Southern StatesTo Push Amendment.

SUFF FIGHT “SPEEDED UP   Resolution Goes to Missis sippi House Today with-out Conference,   PARTY LEADERS TAKE PART IN HOT BATTLE

ROOT MAY HEAD HARDING CABINE]   May Be Selected to Guide Work of Settling Treaty and League Negotiat ons.

CABINET BUILDERS GET BUSY   Elihu Root is Mentioned for Secretary of State Under President, Elect Harding.

GEORGE WHITE [8 BEFORE COMMITTE   te ae  Says $2,000,000 Shou sy Mein Expenses of a Presidential Campaign This Year

Democratic’Chairman Says He Has No Proof That Gov. Cox is Correct   PHOTOGRAPHS HELD AS EVIDENCE LOST

HOW HE FLED IRISH:   Brig. Gen. Lucas Says He Escaped Through Cell Window.   Was Kidnaped and Held- Prisoner by the Sinn Feinere—Arrives at Tipperary Barracks.

_ LUCAS TELLS OF ESCAPE.  Lorry Tsed Was: Held En “and Two Soldiers Were killed,

LUCAS ESCAPED BY _ REMOVING BARS   TWO SOLDIERS KILLED WHEN SINN FEINERS MAKE ATTACK.

BRUT on GENERAL GET AWAY FROM SINN FEIN PRISOA   Brig. Gen. Lucas, Kidnapet Last. June, Escapes and Reaches Tipperary.

FLURAGED  ON CUNARDER   During Passage from New York to England — Sixty Cases — One Passenger Died from Disease.

NEW RAILROAD ACT Is CRITICIZED BY RAIL UNION: HEAD   S. A. Boone Attacks Authors of . the Esch-Cummins_ Law... and the Newspapers   REVIEWS RAILROAD HISTORY: "OF THE LAST TWENTY YEARS   Speaker Takes Issue With Tri‘bune ‘and Leader-Press Editorial

NEW RAILROAD ACT IS GRITIGIZED BY RAIL UNION HEAD   S. A. Boone Attacks Authors of the Esch-Cummins Law and the Newspapers   REVIEWS RAILROAD HISTORY OF THE LAST TWENTY YEARS

WILL REPLY TO WILSON.   Allies to Deny Request That the Turk Be Driven Out of Europe.

WILL REPLY TO WILSON.   Allies lo Deny iy Request That thé ‘Tur Be Driven Out of ay ‘Furove =

DULUTH MOB HANGS THREE NEAR PRISON   Mob of Five Thousand OverPower Police and Secure Six Negro Suspects

NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS CALLE!   Soldiers Enroute to City From Snelling; Home Guards Also Mobilized   OTHER NEGROES FREED      Mock Trial Held In the Police Station; Charged With Assaulting White Girl

THREE NEGROES ARE LYNGHED BY MOB WN DULUTH   5,000 Men Overpower Police and Seize Assailants of White Girl.   CROWD HOLDS MOCK TRIAL

MOB OVERPOWERS POLICE OF DUILUTE   Three Negroes Lynched After Three Others Had Been Acquitted at Mock Trial. Not a Shot Fired.

HUGE CROWD OF 5,000 IN LYNCHING BFF   Police Overpowered at Duluth and Angered Men String Up Three of Six Blacks Removed From Jail—Troops Called Out.

d BLACKS LYNCHED WHEN LARGE MOB BREAKS INTO JAIL   VICTIMS HELD IN CONNECTION WITH ATTACK ON YOUNG WHITE GIRL.   TROOPS ARE ORDERED OUT   Not a Shot Is Fired as Large Crowd Attacks dail and Secures Pris- . oners—Two Others Freed,

POLICE STATION IS CAPTURED BY MOB OF 5,006   National Guard Rushed by Governor ‘eo Duluth.

IN AEVENGE FOR ASSAULT ON WHITE GIRL AT CIRCUS A000 JOIN IN ATTAGK   ROPE BREAKS TWICE AS FIRST NEGRO 18 HUNG WHILE STOLITLY PROPFESSING LIS INNOCENCE

TROOPS AT OULUTH   TRIPLE, LYNCHING TOOK PLACE NORTHWEST CITY.   Five Thousand People Form: a Moh to Lynch Negroes, 

NEGROES ARE LYNCHED   MOB OVERPOWERS POLICE.   Three He'd in Connection With Attack on Girl Killed— Guardsmen Sent.

THREE NEGROES HANGED BY MOE   MOR HOLDS "MOCK TRIAL IN WHICH NEGROFS WERE O©ONDEMNED AND THREE TURN. Ep BACK TO POLICE   5 1000 0 TAK E PART IN  “EX#Onrton   Valuth Potice’ Attempt to Frustrite. Efforts 6f Mob With Kine Hose But the Men Were  ' Determined,

NEGROES ARE HANGED BY MOB 1,000 PERSON I WINNESOT   Blacks Held in Connection With An Attack On White Girl Are Taken From Duluth Police and Lynched,   3 SUSPECTS RELEASED AFTER A MOCK TRIAL   Mob Fires No Shots; Uses Bricks and Other Missiles and Streams of Hose Taken From Bluecoats.

TRIO OF BLACKS  STRUNG UP Hilo BY DULUTH Mt  ATTRA ME RARIA OT   ATTACK ON A GIRL CAUSE   CITIZENS GO AFTER FOUR OTHER SUSPECTS AND MAY HANG THEM

NEGROES ARE LYNCHED BY MOB IN MINNESOTA   SUMMARY JUSTICE 18 METED OUT T0 THREE CHARGED WITH ATTACK ON WHITE GIRL.

THREE NEGROES ARE LYNCHED AT DULUTH   WOR OV RRPOWURRS poLik AND STOHWSs J40L.    eecutions Teok Pince Close ta Police Station in Heart of City— Treope Ordered From st. Pael.

GOVERNORS BILL GETS AMENDMENTS   Legislators Would Change Staiute Proposed By Hobby To Stop  Industrial Troubles.

HOBBY’S PORT BILL STANDS AS REVISIONS LOSE   TWO AMENDMENTS TO ORIGI NAL MEASURE REJECTED BY SOLONS

PARDON GRANTED JUDGE-ELECT   Executive Clemency in Kentuck; for Man in Jail.

POLISH TROOPS — OCCUPY MINSK   Disregard Orders; Hostilities Ceased Under Russo-Polish Armistice,

FACTORY SOVIETS FAIL   Russian Communists Admit It Necessury to Employ Competent

HOUSTON OPPOSED T0 M’ADO0’S PLAN FOR ANOTHER BOND ISSUI   Announces Treasury’s Plan tc Pay War Indebtedness Off immediately.

LABORITES HOLD AiG STRIKE CLR   THREATEN TO PARALYZE THE BRITISH NATION !F THEIR WISHES ARE VETOED.

Former Member of French Cabinet and Present Social. ist. Leader Declares Mobili zation: Would Bring Revolt   Three. Cruisers Ordered to ’ Odessa to Attack. Bolsheviki -and Scout Cmiiser At. Con stantinople Under Orders

Edwards Not To Be on the Ticke   Governor Edwards of New Jersey Asks That His Name Bo Left Of; Niinois Primary Ticket.  -

EDWARDS WANTS NAME ocr   Telegram Belleved Too Late to. Keep New Jersey Governor Out of (lnols : Primary,

THE TROUBLED StTUATION AMONG THE RAILRDADEHS   Conflicting Reports Given as to the Extent of the Tie-up, But Transportation is - Badly Handicapped.   STRIKE SPREADING FROM CHIGAGH   Slow Return to Normal Conditions is Being Made There, But Numerous Strikes Are Renorted Fisewhere.   THE NATION-WIDE STRIKE DEVELOPS

$1,960 FOR ONE SHARE OF STOCK   ‘Highest Price Ever Paid for ‘One Share on the Stock Exchange Quoted Today on - Atlantic Refining. — Previare Reened tn 1901.

WAITS FOR OWN CORPSE   Lientenant Catenty Watches for Ar: rival of Body Shipped by War Department.

JOHN G:SLAUIN, ACTOR HURT IN FALL WY UE      Aftermath of Brawl in Whict John J. McGraw Gets Black Eve. .

M°GRAW IN FIGHT, SLAVIN IS DYING   Mystery inClash at Lambs Club in New York   Actor Collapses When Whole Party Went to Giants’ Manager's Home

WHEN AND WHERE  G. A. R. ORGANIZED   AN INTERESTING BIT OF INFOR MATION FOR PUBLIC AS DECORATION DAY APPROACHES

CIR, “MARRIES” ANOTHER   Falls in Love With Mission Worker Disguised in Masculine  B&B Bb Bim

Appeal Made by: ‘State Fire Marshal ‘to Guard Against Fires arid Ac- © z (ddents in Celebrations.

LONG AND ATKINSON CONTINUE TO GAIN ON COUNTRY VOTE   Returns Indicate Meredith Has Defeated McGruder for. Attorney General.   SPENCER’S NOMINATION CONCEDED BY OPPONENTS   Heisserer’s Nomination is ir Grave Doubt—Stone Gaining in the Country.

RURAL VOI IS COMING IN SLOWLY   Believe Returns Received Approximate 80 Per Cent Of Total State Vote— Hay Concede’s Long’s  RY newimatsan

GREETINGO Afi SENT WILGON BY THE CONVENTION   Democrats Praise His Conduct of the War, Rejoice In His Recovery and Deniore Attacks of Foes.

Cummings Instructed by Conventior to Send Message of Felicitation to Wilson.

DEMACRATS WIRE WOON GREETING AND APPRERIATIAN   Resolution Adopted by Convention Praises Achievements in Conduct of War.   REJOICES IN RECOVERY HEALTH AND STRENGTH   Declares Woodrow Wilson's Character, Learning and Power Have Adorned Highest Office in the Gift of His Countrymen.

OALUTATION TO THE PRESIDENT   Message of Appreciation from Convention   Mantle of Jackson and Jefferson Has Fallen on Your Shoulders Says Address Adopted by Unanimous Vote. Has Adorned Highest Office  in Gift of Conntrvmen

WILSON IG PRAISED. ~ FOR ACHIEVEMENTS      CONVENTION SENDS MESSAGE TO; PRESIDENT REJOICING ‘AT ’ HEALTH RECOVERY. ~~

STORM DAMAGES — “TROLLEY SYSTEM   Gale Blows Trees Over Track’ and Razes Wires and Poles.: Loss $1,200

STORM DAMAGES TROLLEY SYSTEM   Gale Plows 7 rees Over Tracks “and Razes Wires and Poles. - Loss $1,200 :

MAKES STAND AS A REPUBLICAN   is Possible Candidate For Presi dential Nomination, is Belief   WANTS ECONOMIC PLATEORM   But Politicians at Washington Wonder What That Is

HOOVER'S CANDIDACY IS SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION   Senator McKellar, Tennessee, Reads Excerpt of Candidate’s Speech on Economic Questions.

DISCUSSION OF HOOVER'S GHOIGE IN SENATE TODAY      Friendly Tilt Between Srandegee anc McKellar as to “Candidate's Platform.” "

Lit FLUNG dOnNaDh BY N.Y. TUOVER GAME   Hot Wire Brings 2 Californians to Front for  Hot Poll Battle

HOOVER BOOM IS LAUNCHED TODAY IN NATIVE STATI   Food Chief Would “Accept G. O. P. Nomination”, Telegram Says — Matter Up in the Senate

SENATORS ASSALING ~ HOOVER'S CANDIDACI   McKellar Grows Sarcastic Over Boston Speech As Utterly incomprenensible.

SPECIAL SESSION BOARD OF REVIEW   TAX VALVATIONS TO BE THE SAME AS FIXED BY THE 1919 DUPLICATES

JAPAN SPENDING $60,000,000 YEAR ON AVIATION   Order for 300. Airplanes Just Placed by Government ,o

wir TO PROTEST METHODS FOR aA Te   PROTEST GOES BEFORE ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE: GREEK DELEGATION REDUCED.

PROTEST MADE — BY GERMANY   Against Methods of Allies in Distributing Mandates

ATTEMPT MADE TO ROB FOREST LAKE BANK   DYNAMITE ENPLOSTIONS FAILED TO OPEN SAFE CASHIER WOUNDS ONE VEGG

16-RED DIVISIONS . CROSS FRONTIER INTO RUMANIA   King Gumaninas Counell a  - Bucharest {0 ‘Form Thatawen. Fs

SEARCH FOR WEALTHY MAN:   Wife of Jake Mirkin of Sioux Cily fears He Has Been - Kidnapped.

MARKET GOES DOWN ON STRIKE REPORI   Cotton Market At New York Un settled by Reports of Strike of British Miners.

COTTON MARKET- BREAKS   Reported Strike of British Miners Oc 5 ~> easions Sharp Decline

RIOTING MARKS DEFEAT OF ATHE KINDGOM’S WAR Me ‘ PREMIER, a.   THE FORMER KING - ~_ 8 NOT SURPRISED

NEW REGENT SIVEN FULL GOVERNMENTAL POWERS BY CABINET   Premier Venizelos Himself Defeated At General Elections.   FORM NEW CABINET   Personel Of New Chamber Gives Constantinists Lead of 132 Scots

. ia al . A  Rhallis Called To Form New   Cabinet By Admiral Coundouriotis   RLOTING BREAKS OUT

10,000 ARMENIANS SLAIN IN SINGLE OUTBREAK, SAYS RETURNED RELIEF WORKER   Declares British Officers Are Hampering Work in Turkey by Americans for Political Reasons

TURKS SLEW.10 000 ARMENIANS HE SAYS   American Relief Worker Tells of Slaughter in a Single Out-break.

Relief Worker Reports That Single Turkish Outbreak Caused That Manw NDeatha.

SOLDIER BONUS BEFORE SENATE   Arguments on Cash Payment Ari Made at Session of Committee.   MAY POLL EX-SERVICE MEN   Senator Smoot Declares 98 Per Cen of Them Went Cash—Capper-Emmans Bill Exenpting Farniers’ Associations Is Passed.

Senator Smoot Disagrees with Legion’s Estimate that Not More Than Fifty Per cent of Men Would Ask for Cash   CITES POST CARDS IN SUPPORT OF ARGUMENT

DIFFER WIDELY ON BONUS COMPENSATION   American Legion Says Only Half o Men Desire Cash—-Smoot Says Majority.

SMOUT OPPOSES CASH BONUSES   Utah Senator Declares 98 Pe Cent of Service Men Would Ask for Money.

SOLDIER BONUS TAKEN UP BY SENATE TODA\   Smoot and McCumbér Ques: -tlon Legion Statement,

SENATE PONDERS SOLDIERS BONUS   Committee Hears Arguments on Method of Payment.   SERVICE MEN TO BE POLLED   Senator Smoot (Rep.), Utah, Declares 98 Per Cent of Former Soldiers Want Cash—Denial by Legion Representative.

SERVICE. MEN'S  BONUS ATTITUDE “TP FOR DEBATE   Senator McCumber Says 98 Pe: Cent Would Claim a Cash Ronus

THE CASH BONUS [S GISCUSSED BY COMMITTEE   Senator Smoot Thinks 98 Per . Cent. of Ex-Service Men Want Cash.   Legion Spokesmen Say Only Fifty Per Cent.

BONUS BILL HAS HEARING IN THE SENATE   Arguments on Cash Payment Are Made at Session of Committee.   MAY POLL EX-SERVICE MEN   Senator Smoot Declares 98 Per Cen! of Them Went Cash—Capper.Em.mane Bill Exempting Farmers’ Associations Is Passed.

QUESTION CASH BONUS SERVISE MEN IN SENATE   Senator Smoot Sharply Objects to Settlements in Cash.

HEARING ON BONUS BULL   (OF FORMER. SERVICE ‘TO ASK CASH.AS THE LEADING QUESTION...

DISCUSS THE CASH BONUS   Wild Guessing on Number Who Will Ret- We

TRIKE GAlola H LE        NEGOTIATIONS IN BALANCE    ARRANGING FUNERAL OF THE MAYOR OF CORK FOR SUNDAY.

SINN FEIN AND LABOR ELEMENTS . WIN ELECTIONS   Returns from Southern, Eastern and Western Ireland Show Them To Be About 75 Per Cent Radical.

LITTLE WILL MAKE HASKELL ADDRESS   SECOND DISTRICT CONGRESS: MAN TO SPEAK TO GRADUASTES JUNE 15   TO BE 43 GRADUATES   Frank H. Smith, Missionary, Will Preach Commencement Sermon June 13   Nine Full Bloods Are in the Class Which Will Complete Haskell Courses

SECOND DISTRICT CONGRESS. MAN TO SPEAK TO GRAD-. UASTES JUNE 135°       TO BE 43 GRADUATES   Frank H. Smith, Missionary, will Preach Commeacement Sere ~ ‘ mon June 13   Nine Full Bloods Arc in the Class Whier Will Complete Haskell Courses

WILSON’S HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED   President’s Ultimate Recovery from Long Ilinés Now Expected by All Who Are Familiar with Chief Executive’s Condition.   WILL RESIDE IN CAPITAL CITY AT END OF HIS TERM

PRESIDENT . ‘TIMPROVING IN HEALTH   AND AMBASSADOR DAVIS IS WRONG SAYS LAWRENCE.   The . Election Was Ni  _. Shock to Him Sirce Hr Looks at Events ir Enochs.

HEALTH QF WILSON  CAUSING NO WORRY   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO WIN IN HIS LONG BATTLE,   Not Cast Down by Resalt of Eleetios, and Believes Time Will Vindicate Rix htecasness ef His Stand.

WILSON'S HEALTH MUCH IMPROVEE  White House Attaches Hope: ful of President’s Ultimate » Recovery  MAY ADORESS CONGRESS         MAY ADDRESS CONGRESS   "Public Awaits Contributions From. Executive’s Pen After March 4

PRESIDENT IMPROVED IN HEALTH   Election Result Did Not Depress Him; Passing of Responsibility Relieves His Mind of Many Worries, -

Wilson Continues To Improve In Health; Election Has No Effects: Confident Of His Caus

PRESIDENT STILL WAKING PROGRESS AGAINST. ILLNESS   “His Oltimate Recovery Considered ore: Probable Now: Than Pa - Ever ‘Before.   WILL DEVOTE HIMSELF.TO  WRITING AFTER TERM ENDS   To. Beside on Estate Just Outside ’. of Washington, Says  Lawrence. ’   #eSAYS ON GOVERNMENT    Different Features: Are Expected *. to Be Taken Up and > y Discussed,

Small Matter of Seniarily Rights’ Keeps Priees at a High Level, Fair Price Commissioner Suv.

Asserts Cause of Fligh Coal Prices Is Dispute Over Seniority Rights

BLANKET OF SNOW   Westers-Part of-the State Cover ed, More. Expected.   A COLD WAVE IS COMING   White Christmas Seems Assured, According lo the Weather Forecaster. ~

SNOW FALLS IN KANSAS   White Christmas for Sunflower State Seems Assured, Says Meterologist.

A WHITE CHRISTMAS   IS THE PROMISE THREAT OF TUE W EATHER SHARKS.   A Blanket of Snow Mlrendy Cover: Western: Pars of Kansas and Snow s Horecast Herve Tonight,

Poles Capture Kiev is Report; Decisive War On to Destroy Poland   Soviet of Kiev Adopts Resolution Announcing Such Determination.

SOVIET ARMIES BEGIN ATTACK?   Dispatch From — ‘Copen hagen Says They Are On Mareh Against Two Nations

RUSSIA ATTACKS BOTH ROUMANIA AND POLAND   Central News Dispatch Say: Soviet Forces Have Opened An Offensive.

REDS. OPEN NEW _ POLISH ATTACK      Launch, Offensive Against Roumania; Force of   150,000 Defeated.

GERMANS FOUGHT W MEMICAN ABI   Bodies of Two Found Among Dead After Fight With the American Calvary at Nogales in August of 1918.

FIGHTING AT BORDER TOWN IS DESCRIBED   Army Officers Tells How Clash Began August 27, 1918: Shooting Not Done hy Civilians, As Claimed.

SAW GERMANS WITH THE DEAD MEXICANS   carr ain HERMAN RECEIPES Tits BATTLE OF AUGUST, 1918.   Seldicrs and Not Civilians HNaguacd in Fighting FPlannéd and Directed by Mexican officers and Aids.

WHITE FLAGS UNKNOWN 10 AMERICANS   Captain Herman’s Red Blooded Reply To Mexicans   NOGALES FIGHT COST MEXICANS 318 LIVES   Americans Lost Five In Thrilling Battle On Border

GERMANS FOUGHT ON BORDER, SAYS CAVAERY CAPTAIN   Army Officer Testifies at Heat ing That Bodies of Boche Were Found Among Mexican Dead in 1918.

GERMANS WERE FIGHTING WIT MEXIGAN ARMY   Testimony of Captain Herman Before Senate Sub-Committee Shows Two Teu fons Among Killed   TROUBLES OF MORMON COLONISTS ARE TOLD   Executive Hearing Conductec So Oetails of Various Cases Could Be Secured

Peavenll ix Stolen   German Bodies Found Among Mexican Dead After Nogales Attach

Report Forces Under Spartacist Leaders _. Marching on  Capital  PALIN =e ar see:

NBERT  HASTENS 10 LAUNGI      Von Kapp Various Reported as Suicide and as Captured by Spartacists—Soviets Are Being Rapidly Established

Ebert’s First Act Was to Order Arrest of Men Who Engineered Revolt.   VON LUETTWITZ AND FORCES QUIT BERLIN   Gustav Noske Prepares t Take Active Charge of the Situation.

EBERT COMBATS SPARTICISTS: COUNTRY FILLED WITH RADICALS: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY CONVENE:    Berlin Crowds in Ugly Humor, Military of Panicky. Disposition, Regular Government Is Functioning Again. °

GERMANY'S. FUTURE  UNCERTAIN AND-_QUTLOOK crAINIIS.   President Ebert Returns to .Berlin and Orders Arrest Of Revolutionary Chiefs   Gen. von Luettwitz and Force Of Troops Supporting Him Have Denarted from City .

REVOLUTION. IN. GERMANY   Berlin is ‘Quiet, C Condition -the _ Same as Yesterday. Few Clashes Occur between  The Military.   STRIKE--STILL- CONTINUES      He and His Government. Left Berlin to Avoid Bloodshed. Distributed Statement By Aeroplanc.      BULLETIN      BULLETIN

EBERT RETURNS TO BERLIN, TAKES UP REINS AGAIN   Noske Promises To Restore Order; Luettwitz Leaves Capital.

SPARTACISTS MAKING STRONG FIGHT AS NEWS FROM BERLIN IS SHUT OF}   direct Despatches Since Midnight [edicate That City Streets Are Strongly Barricaded~Von ip Reporied Arrested -~20 Killed at Leipzig. . ,

Old Government Back in Power Must Deal With Red Uprisings In Several Places.   NOSKE IS BACK IN BERLIN   Several Soviets Set Up—Rumors Dr. Kapp Has Committed Suicide.

But Indications Are That She 1s Now Facing Another Extreme “Peril, a Wave of Radicalism—The Reactionary Element Leaving Berlin.

ns ANY CASTS OFF. GOVERNMENTAL — ~ REGIME SET UP BY REACTIONARIES   But it Indications Are That She Is Now Facing Another Extreme sie "Peril, a Wave of Ra sae penetiony Element ~ Leaving Berlin. © ‘ es

RESTORATION . OF ORDER NOW “EBERT’S TASK      Old Government Quickly Resumes Authority in Berlin          KAPP HAS COMMITTED SUICIDE, IS REPORT.

COMMUNIST  MOVEMENT IN aw SPREAD  And Agricultar. al Wo rkers Are Pro   ind Agricultural Workers Are Proclaiming Soviets   One Report Says Kapp Suicided and Another Says Kapp, Luttwitz and Bauer Fied the City.   Kapp Reported Captured by Spartaciets ~-Continuous Fighting In Liepsic Since Last Night

VON KAPP REPORTED TO HAVE ENDED LIFE   EBERT IS BACK IN BERLIN AGAIN

APP COMMIT! UIGIDE, oAYS BERLIN REPORT   Believe Action Followed Noske’s Orders For His Arrest.   EX-CHANCELOR FLEES CAPITAL   Affairs Entrusted To Maj Gen. Von Seecht As High Commander.

BERLIN RUMORS — REPORT DR. KAPP “HAS SUICIDE   ‘Headed Reactionary Government Set up in Berlin _ Last "Saturday. Resigned  Yesterday.

MEAGRE REPORTS SHOW SITUATION IN GERMANY BAD   No Confirmation of Kapp’s Reported Suicide; Soviets Springing Un Rapidly

THREATENED UPRISING BY RADICALS BRINGS  NEW PERIL T0 BERLIN   Parties Consolidate to Fight New Danger That Comes With Collapse of Kapp Regime and Departure of His Troops from Capital —N oske i in Berlin With President.

"PRESIDENT ERERT AGANS IN BERLIN   GOVERNMENTAL REGIME OF  a  REACTIONARIES ENDS   REO FORCES G8 TO BERLIN   Radical: Elements Giving Trouble in Many. Places, While a Large Part yt People in Ugly Mood.

KAPP REGIME ENDED   GERMANY FACING WAVE OF RADICALISM IS NEW RIL,        eo ? eroups Reported. Leaving Beslin and Noske fettras,

PRESIDENT EBERT HAS “RETURNED TO BERII   from Correspondent Stationed at Amsterdam.    HAS ORDERED IMPERIAL  COURT TO BRING ACTION   Will Proceed Against Leaders of   the Revolt Headed By  t Kapr.   TROOPS MARCHING AWAY   Paris Reports Situation in Germar Capital More Obscure Today Than Ever.

COMMUNISTS FIGHT — BOTH REBEL FORCE _ AND NOSKE TROOPS   One Account Says Three Chief Heads of Revolutionary Group Flee Berlin 

KAPP, DEPOSED REBEL, SAID T0 HAVE SUICIDED   Reactionary Armed Forces Said to Have  Left Berlin.

Kapp:..Leaders. Flee Berlin and Ebert Regime-Not Yet in Control.of Government -a¢ Barlin.   PEOPLE PROCLAIM " “RULE IN- CITIES   Rumors Current That Late Head of Revolutionary Re gime ‘Has-Ended: His : Life —dUnite to Crush Radicals

GERMANY FACE TO FACE WITH ANOTHER EXTREME PERIL IN FORM OF RADICALISM   Arrival of  Gustav. Noske In Ber lin, However, ', Would Seem To Indicate That Constitutional ' Government Intends To Assume Control Im mediately.  2 s 2   K.APP SAID TO HAVE COMMITTED STICINE

TEAR AN ATTACK ON THE GHTY BY RADIGALS: KAPP REPORTED TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE   Vienace of Radicalism Grows in Many German Centers; Noske Returns to Berlin by Airplane: Ebert Orders Arrest of All Reactionary  Leaders.

REPORT THAT DR. KAPP ENDED LIFE IS UNCONFIRMEI   Americans at Leipsic Send an Appeal To Gen. U1. C. Allen, Asking for Immediate As sistance.

Chief Task Will Be to Dea With Threatened Spartacan Conditions.   Radical Elements Have Temporarily Taken Over Affairs In Many Places.

OUT OF THE FRYING © PAN INTO THE FIRE   Germany Has Cast. Ott The Re actionaries For The Radicals,   LATTER CAUSING TROUBLE   Uprisings in Different Cities— Dictators Appearing in 8 Number of Cities,

cUEAT REGIME AGAIN GONTRULS GOVERNMENT: OF. KAPP RESIGNG   Communists Are Reported to Be Marching on Berlin and Other Larger Cities With Strong Bodies of Troops; Many Casualties in Recent Fighting.

BOTH GOVERNMENTS IN GERMANY FEAR RADICAL UPRISINC   Spartacan Forces Reportec Marching on Berlin; Uprising in Many Cities.

THREE LEADERS UF REVOLT IN FLIGHT   Von Kapp, Luettwitz and Bauer Said to Have Fled From Berlin.   REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING   One States Kapp Committed Suicicd And Other That He Had Been Arrested By Spartacists. —Suicide Rumor.

DRASTICCHANGES IN GOVERNMENT AHEAD FOR EBERI   FAILURE OF REACTIONARY COUP IS DUE TO ATTITUDE OF PEOPLE.

Direct Messages From City Cease  Since Midnight   Many Reports—One Says Vor Kapp Arrested — Communists Gaining   SPARTICISTS ARE RUMORED GAINING   Street Fighting Seems Ta Have Ended For Time Being In Berlin

LIVE OF AMERICANS —WENAGED BY HUNG   Two Hundred Yankees at Leipsic Appeal To United States Forces   DR, KAPP REPORTED A SUICIDE; REDS LOOMING AS REAL PERIL

F ormation of Soviet and Workingmens Committees in Cities Is Reported—Radicals Seem To Be Gaining Upper Hand in Many Sections.   FEAR RADICAL UPRISING.

ARMED FORCES _ARE LEAVING   Germany Is Reported tc Have Cast Off the Kapp Regime

OLD GOVERNMENT RULES IN BERLIN   ‘Has Difficult Task to Deal With Disordered Conditions.   REPORT EBERT RETURNED    Unconfirmed Rumor Says Dr. Kapp Has Committed Suicide. Fear At tack by Red Forces.

APP FIEGIME ENDED   (EMI MEANY YACIAG WAVE 6] RADICALISM T NEW PERIL.   Troops Reported Leaving Berlin and Noske Returns,

EBERT RETURNS TO BERLIN: KAPP’S: ‘TROOPS DEPART   Rumor Is Current That Dr. Kapp Has Comntitted Gatclde —Berlin Crowds Are In Ugly Meed Report Received In Paris Savs.

SITUATION IN BERLIN IS NOT EXACTLY KNOWN   Conflicting Reports Are Coming From German Conflict.   SPARTACIDES ARE MAKING HEADWAY   Possibility That Even With Downfall of Revolution, Further Trouble May Follow.

GERMANS CAST OFF GOVERNMENTAL REGIME SUDDENLY SET UP BY THE REACTIONARY ELEMENT LAST WEEK   Nation Now Faces Another Extreme Peril in the Form of a Wave of Radicalism—-R eds Have Taken Over Direction of Affairs in Many Places, at Least Temporarily

President Ebert Tells Couri to Bring Actions Against Kapp, Lucttwitz, Captain Erhardt, Von Jagow, Others   National Assembly Meets at Stuttgart; Noske Reported Aé Slated for Retirement to Pacify Agitated Populace

FRIEDERICH EBERT SAID TO HAVE REACHED BERLIN WEDNESDAY NIGHT.   TROOPS LEAVING GAPITAL   Dispatches Indicate Forces of the Revolution Retiring From Berlin As Government Men Enter.

RUMORS CURRENT THAT KAPP COMMITS SUICIDE   Jprisings of Workers Take Place in Many Cities of Germany—Red Forces Under Spartacan Leaders Are Marching on Berlin — Von Luettwitz Flees from City.

Spartacist and Radical Uprising Spread and Kapp  ‘is Reported to Have Committed Suidide—If Old Regime Tides Over Today it is Believed Order May be Quickly Restored.

IERMANY, RID OF ONE PERIL, FINDS HERSELF FAUING OTHER DANGERS   KAISER COULD NOT EVEN BE FREED BY RAIDERS.

PRESIDENT EBERT eAPAIN IN. BERLIN   GOVERNMENTAL REGIME OF REACTIONARIES SENDS   ED FORCES ON TO BERLIN   Radical Blemeniy giving Trouble in Many Places, While a Large Part (got People in Ugly Mood.

OLD GOVERNMENT, RESUMING SWAY, IS BESET BY MANY DIFFICULTIES   shief Task Is To Deal With Disordered Condition Caused by Sparticans—Fear of Radical Uprising Becomes More Gen. eral—-Proletarian Dictatorships Temporarily Established in Many Places—Report That Kapp Suicided Is Unconfirmed.

RADICAL STORM IMMINENT WHEN USURPERS FLEE   Sirike Weapon. of ‘Constituted Government May Prove Boome: rang; Many Clashes with Bx. tremists thru Nation

INCREASING RADICAL PERIL ~ IN GERMANY   Ebert Government Quickly Resumes Authority.   AFTER REVOLT FAILED   Dictator and Adherents Flee From Berlin.   BID OR, KAPP KILL HIMSELF ?   hepor He Committed Suicide Not Confirmed.

MINISTH OF ORPENST STNIVING “TO BRING ORDRK OUT OF  CHAGS IN BEREIN,            WILL PROSECUTE REBEL:   Democratic y Reem:  struction of Cabinet and Pres. 2+. Adent, by Poynitar Vote,

FINANCE SCHEME   OFFICERS OF OLD COLONY FOREIGN EXCHANGE COMPANY AND CHARLES PONZI ARE PLACED IN JAIL

DATHER UP A Tnid IN SENOATION   NEW PHRASE OF PONZI CASE.      DLD COLONY OFFICIALS IN HOCK, MAY BE A NEW SWINDLE.

OFFICERS OF BOSTON BANK ARE DETAINED      Four Members ; ‘Of Od" Colony Foreign:- Exel range Co. Alleged To Be Operaling System Similai  To That Of Ponzi.   SPENT NIGHT  IN   Amount Involved In Transactions Of Company Probably Wiil Be Hundreds » Of * Thousands. O  Ty.3b we   PONZ]. HAS... SURRENDERED

FOUR JANED FOR EXCHANGE SOTEM:   PONZL BEHIND BARS WHE) BONDSMEN WITHDRAW—ANOTHER BUBBLE BURSTS.

PONZ!, SURRENDERED BY BONDSMIAN, JAILE   THREE OTHERS ACCUSED OF SPECTACULAR FINANCIAL DEALS SHARE FATE,

PON! 1M JAIL: FOUR PARTNERS AL OO ARRESTED   New England Investors Give “Frenzied Finance Seers”’ Millions.   Old Colony Foreign Ex change Company Promised Fabulous Interest.

Vast Sums Were in Hands of Bos ton Group—Leader Now Held “in Jail.

PONZI FINALLY GOES 10 JAUL. 4S EMBEZZLER   MEN WHO BACKED GET-RICH: QUICK SCHEMER ALSO SLEEP IN CELLS

PONZ] NOW IN. JAIL.   Three Officers of Old Colony Foreign Exchange Co. Also Arrested,

Ponzi and Four Others Jailed in Connection With Investment Scheme   Boston Financier’s Bondsmai Turns Him Over to Officers —Issue Blanket Warrant.

GET RICH QUICK MEN GO TO PRISON CELLS   PONZI AND THREE OF HIS KIND BEHIND BOSTON BARS.   Aathorities Unearth Another Concern Similar to That of Young Italian Speculator, and Nab Its Officers.

PONZI SURRENDERED BY HIS BONDSMAN   Feders! and State Authoritie Claim Money Maker Owes Close to $7,000,000. ,

GET- RICH - QUICK PONZI AND THREE ASSOCIATES ARE BEHIND JAIL BARS   be xg + @ and Officers of the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company Arrested on Larceny Charge

GOVERNOR COX LEAVES! FOR AIS DAYTON HOME TO BEGIN WORK ON alS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

COX GOES TO HIS HOME & TO WAITE SPEECH: WILL RECEIVE NO GALLERS   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE MAKES NO COMMENT UPON HARDING'S ADDRESS. ‘

GOVERNOR COX BUSY WRITING ACCEPTANCE   He Will Spend All of Next Week in Drafting the Address.

Rew Aesiniktadk Brine Leased Wire   Cox Starts Work on Acceptance Address

GOVERNOR GOX PREPARES SPEECH DF:ACGEPTANGI   Democratic Noniinee Retire: -to-‘Prajl's End” to Work:  on His Manuscript.   NO -WORD ON HARDING

GOV. COX GOES TO TRAILSEND   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS READY TO PREPARE ADDRESS.

COX SILENT ON HARDING ADDRES!   Concerned With What He Himself Will Say.

FAIR MINDS MUST DIRECT   Senator Harding Preached Gospel of Live and Let Live in Labor Day Speech.   ALL MUST BE TOLERANT   America Must Not Stoop to Level of Europe But Europe Brought Up.

SENATOR HARDING VES LABOR DAY TALK AT MARION   Life Without Would be Impossible, Says — Party  TEER,   FAVORS PROTECTIVE POLICY   Senator Says He Believes in Unionism and Collective Bargaining—Day of Opportunity.

COMMISSION TO FIX ANTHRACITE WAGES IS NAMEI   Award, Retroactive to April 1 to Be Made Within Sixty Days.

COAL COMMISoIGN NAMED BY WILSON   SETTLE ANTHRACITE WAGE QUESTION APPOINTED.

OPERATORS, MINERS A'ND PUBLIC REPRESENTED   President Wilson Appoints Commis sion to Settle Anthracite Wage Controversy, ,

Commission to Settle Wage Controversy Between Coal Miners and Operator:

W. 0. THOMPSOR NAMED TO HELP FIX MINE WAGE   President of Ohio State to Represent Public in Work,

PRESIDENT NAMES WAGE COMMISSION   Miners, Operators and Public Will Be Represented; Expect Award Soon

it “SETTLE MINERS)  “WAGE GUNTHUVEK S   President. W el Xiiweints Con mission of Theee Men, 'Votlay   AWARD WITHIN.-60 DAYS   ENDS ANTHRACITE © MINERS’ AND OPER: ATORS™ DISPUPRES   Commit(ce'’s Award Retroactive t April 1, the Date When Con‘tract Between Miners and Operators Expires.

W aie (OMMISSION S4MED   President Selecte Wem to “teddy tn  thracite (eal Coaontreveres.

APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE   Wage Controversy of the Anthracite Miners to Be Settled Soon

PRESIDENT NAMES MINE WAGE BOARI   Appoints Three Men To Settle Controversy Between Coal Miners And Operators.

THREE WILL DECIDE MINE WAGE PROBLEM   Award of Commission Appointed By President, Is Expected Within 60 Days

POMMITTEE GELEGTED TO DECIDE ANTHRACITE COAL MINE CONTRAVERS   INSTRUCTED TO REACH AGREE MENT IN SIXTY DAYS; RETRO. ACTIVE SETTLEMENT,

PRES, WILSON: ~ APPOINTS THE COAL BOARD      he Members of- the Commission’ are We Or Thonpions Nod. Pures and W. N. ‘Connell J

TO SETTLE HARD .. COAL DISPUTE   President Appoints Representative For Three Groups. To Make Award.   ‘FINISH IN SIXTY DAYS      Miners Are to Remain at Work Until Award is Made. Retroactive to April 1.

COMMISSION WN HARD COAL WAGES NAMED   President Follows Plan Used te Compare Differences in Bituminous Field.   PUBLIC HEARINGS PLANNED   Commission Asked te Make the Award In 60 Days, Will Be Retroactive to April !.

HAVE HARDES! JOB IN WORLD   President Appoints Thre Men to Settle Miners’ Wage Dispute.

PRESIDENT WILSON  APPOINTS THREE MEN FOR BOD‘   WAGE CONTROVERSY IS TC BE SETTLED WITHIN SHORT TIME.   AWARD IS EXPECTED WITHIN SIXTY DAYS   Finding As To Wages Will Be Retroactive to April Ist, the Date on Which Contracts  Expired.

NAMES COMMISSION TO  END COAL WAGE FIGHT       I OHIO UNIVERSITY PRESIDEN’ WILL REPRESENT TIE PEBLIC   Award of Wages Made by Presi dint’s Board Retroactive to, . April 1

COMMISSION OF f TO FIX WAGE SCALE OF MINERS NAMED   President of Ohio University to Represent Public on the Board of Awards.

WILSON NAMES COAL. WAGE GOMMISSION   Nill Sotile Controversy in the Eniracite Field,

WILSON APPOINTS MINE COMMISSION   Will Attempt Solution of  Wage Award In Anthracite Coal Fields.

NAMES COAL COMMISSION   Anthracite Miners, Operators and the Public Represented In Appointment by President.

NAMES COMMISSION ‘TO END WAGE FIGHT   Three Men: to Settle Anthracite Controversy.

10 SETTLE DISPUTE IN ANTHRACITE FIELD   Wage Commission Selected By _Presigent Wilson,

‘ee COMMISSION TO END COAL WAGE FIGHT   OHTO UNIVERSITY PRESIDEN WILL REPRESENT TIlE PUBLIC   Award of Wages Made by Presidcnt’s Beard Retroactive to April 1

REPUBLICANS WILL WIN WILL HAYS’ PREDICTION      CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE IS’ UNSPARING IN HIS CRITICISM OF WILSON ADMINISTRATION.

PREDICTS G. 0. P. VICTORY.   Hays Declares Republican Party Will Win Election by Big Margin,

REPUBLICAN PARTY — 1S SURE TO WIN   HAYS SO DECLARES AND FLAYS THE CUNNING TACTICS OF THE BOURBONS

HAYS SEES 6, OP. VICTORY BY Ble MARGIN IN 1920   Chairman Denounces Adminis tration—Declares Republi can Organization Was th Real War Party.

. 2 me NTs de, PURE AT ‘OMAHA OAUSES . ” . SIR AITT PROPERTY DAMAGL

“NEW PARTY ENTERS RACE.   Witt Have  Presidential Candidate  ‘fn! National Election. — :

“LIBERAL” PARTY TO OFFER TICKET   PLAN .CANDIDATES FOR’ PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.  Committee of Forty-eight Is Nucleus of Party Composed of Labor Or  ganizations and Farmers,

UNIVERSAL ern DAY      GEN, WOOD BLAMED: SIGH con oF CAMPAIGN © ox ‘PRIMAR   ————— HE ADYOGATES - -AVPRIMARY 1 ALL STATE ON SAME DAY TO REMEDY Ed.

ONE PRIMARY DAY   For All States Is Advocated By Gen. eral Wood.

UNIVERSAL PRIMARY  IS URGED BY WOOD   ARMY OFFICER BLAMES PRESENT PRIMARY SYSTEM FOR HIGH: COST OF CAM. PAIGNING

SPEND PROGRAM ~ AT STATE CONVENTION   PROMINENT SHELBY COUNT “FARMERS ON PROGRAM—_ TOWNSHIP IiKPRESENTED.   Y. Ww , C. A. Notes

FIFTY FARMERS JO STATE MEE   LARGE SHELBY COUNTY DELE GATION WILL GO TO INDLANAPOLIS NEXT WEEK.   MEET IN MASONIC TEMPLE

. etl ASSAULT . ON REPUBLICAN PAPERS   Charges Newspapers - Are’ “Bought “Up” to."Keep The Facts ‘From The Peoplé.”  ahs

Japan Announces  She Will Remove Her Troops From Siberia At Once

Tokyo Council Agrees Troe Shall’ Be Withdrawn ‘After? Example Set by Ambtica;: Disavows Territorial Claim:   ‘Tress and Political Leaders: “af  Empire Display Aversion:to.  Single Handed Inv:  and Evacuation Idea Wi

JAP TROOPS 10 LEAVE SIBERIA   Tokio Says Object Has Beer Attained.   All Foreign E'ements Are Withdrawing, Leaving Only Cossacks — Yanks Al) Out by March 1.

JAPANESE ALGO TO MOVE TROOPS FROM FRONT IN SIBERI   Tokio Declares it Has No Ter Ambi

JAPAN CO-OPERATES 1K CIECHO-SLAVAK MATTER AND WITHDRAWS TROOPS FROM - SIBERIA’S: BORDER

JAPAN TO BACK OUT OF SIBERIA   Announcement Is Made That Agreement’ With America Will Be Adhered to.   NOT “weTER TERRITORY

Declares Object of Agreement  to Co-operate with United States in Supporting CzechoSlavs Accomplished 7   DENIES TERRITORIAL = AMBITIONS IN RUSSIA   Decision ig Considered Result of Aversion of Japanese Majority to Enter Single Handed into Invasion Camnaion

JAPANESE TROOPS ARE. NOW QUITTING ALL OF SIBERIA   Object Was to Aid Americans and Is Now Attained, Council Decides.   ARE NO TERRITORIAL GAINS   Japanese Will Not Interfere Fur . ther In Affairs of Siberia, It Is Asserted.

JAPAN 10 WITHDRAW   PLEDGE OF 1918 TO BE MADE GOOD BY TOKYO.   Mikado's Government Decides to Take Soldiers Out of Siberia—No Terri2 torial Ambitions.

JAPAN ATTAINS (OBJECT AND WITHDRAWS TROOPS   Decision of Move Out of Siberia Reached by Diplomats Yesterday.   FOLLOWS EXAMPLE OF U. 8.   All Foreign Elements Except Americans and Japanese Now Out of Siberia.

JAPANESE SOON TO QUIT SIBERIA   Tokyo's Pledge of 1918 te Be Made Good,   Mikadeo’s Governrsent Oeccides on Withdrawal, Having No Territerial Ambitions.

NIPPON . DOES NOT. WANT. THE , SIBERIAN - JOB   Evidence That Going-It-Alone In Siberia Does Not Appeal To! Her. Council Says - Withdraw... :   FOLLOW-- -U.— S:-—-LEAD.   Japanese Say They Have No Ambi~-tions in Siberian’ Matter and Will ° Withdraw All Forces   4 There.

U.S. WITHDRAWAL PRODS NIPPON TO FOLLOW IN WAKE   Obligations to Czechs Fulfilled

JAPANESE TROOPS TO LEAVE SIBERIA   Following Decision B Diplomatic Council.

JAPANESE TROOPS TOBE WITHORAW FROM SIBERIA   COOPERATION WITH U.S JN SUPPORTING CZECHOSLOVAKS ATTAINED.   FEW YANES LEFT   Al American Troops Will Have Quit Duty. by March 1.

JAPAN TO LEAVE SIBERIA NEAT, Ta DECISION AT TOKIO   Advisory Diplomatic Council Is Said to Aver Nippon Hasn’t Territorial Ambitions.   MIKADO AGREED WITH U. S. TO RESPECT RUSSIAN AREA   Troops Now Being Sent There _ Are to Replace Losses, Is Explanation Offered.

GERMANY SUPPRESSING ~ “RADICAL” NEWSPAPERS   eaders of Communists and Independent Socialists Are Arrested —Typhoid Fever Is Sweeping Ukraine In Epidemic Form—20,000 Hil In Kharkov Alone.  '

Follows Action of United States In Announcing Speedy Withdrawal of Forces.  LEAVE GENERAL SEMINOFF  Fourteen Thousand Cossack Irregulars Face Bolshevists

JAPAN'S OBJECT IN SIB MERIA HAS BEEN REALIZED   Withdrawal of Forces in That Country Will Follow.

Tokyo's Pledge of 1918 to Be Niade Good.   Mikado’s Government Decides oF Withdrawal, Having No Territerial Ambitions.

HUROARE ALL  IERBIT AIA! AMBIT HORT H RINE   Nipponese to Follow Action of America in L ‘AVIYS CZECHOSLOVAKS PACE ROLSHEVIK ADVANCE Troops Now Oniy sent to  Replace Those Lost etre 3) re aS

JAPAN READY 10 “WITHDRAW FROM SIBERIA. CLAIN   Government Thinks Enterprise Too Large For Nation   COUNTRY UNOCCUPIED

LABOR IS MENACED BY REDS WITHIN RANKS. UTNTON OFFICTAL SLY!              Marsden G_ att, Printers’ Head. Suys Radicals’ Object Ix ‘Dastpueian

SCOTT WARNS LABOR 1S MENACED BY RADICALS    Head of Typographical Union Asserts Red Schemes Must Not Be Tolerated

UNION LABOR MENACED BY ACTIVITIES OF RED   President Scott of Interna. tional Typographical Union Issues Warning.

QUOTT WARNS . 7. U. THAT REDS WORK WITHIN UNION RANKS TO DISRUPT “EN

LOWER CLOTHING PRICE   Head = of Clothing Manufacturers Says Men's Garments Cheaper Next Spring.

CLOTHING PRICES WILL DROP   Bat Not Much Hope Held Out Before  A aa é Genet = oe

‘GILLETT DRAWS LABOR FIRE   Gompers Says Speaker's Attack ig Wholly Unwarranted and Entirely Unjustified by Records,

DRAWS REPLY FROM GOMPERS   Labor Leader Says Gillett’s Attack on Unions Is Unwarranted.

Senator King Of Utah Takes Issue With President’s Position On  Treaty As Political Issue.   DEMOCRATS PREDICT VETO

SENATE TO TAKE VOTE TOMORROM   Republicans Amend Peace _ Resolution But Democrats Predict Wilson Veto

PRESIDENT TAKES CONGRESS TO TASK   SAYS LEGISLATIVE BRANCH IN VADES PROVINCE OF EXECUTIVE DEPT.   AGREE UPON PEACE VOTE   Republican Resolution to Be Taken  From Calendar on Saturday Afternoon.

ADOPTION OF PEAC RESOLUTION CONCEDED   SENATE IS TO VOTE TOMORROW, WITH VETO BY PRESIDENT LIKELY TO FOLLOW.   MORE SPEECHES TO BE MADE   Republicans Predict Party Success in November if Issue Is Taken Into Campaign.

WILL VOTE TOMORROW ON PEAGE RESOLUTION   Clause Requesting President to Negotiate a New Treaty Is Stricken Out by Senate.

UIE AT URDAY  UN FcoULU TION TO OFFIGIALLY VEGLARE PEACE   Adoption of the Measure Is Conceded by the Democrats: President Wilsen’s Veto Believed Certain,   WHITE HOUSE CHARGED WITH TREATY MUDDLE   ‘Republican success fs Fredicted If tre Pact Is Made An Issue in Campaign, as Now Seenis Likely,

SENATE TO VOTE UNPEAGE MEASURE 4PM SATURDAY   Resolution Would End Wa With Both Germany and Austria.   ADOPTION IS CONCEDED

Senate Agrees to Vote Satur day on Resolution te End War.   VETO BY PRESIDENT REGARDED AS CERTAIN      Sen. Lenroot, Wis., Charges President With Delaying Peace by Treaty Stand.

AHEE TO VOTE SATURDAY ON bP. PEACE PLAN   Important Revision of the Measure is Made   ADOPTION IS ASSURED

Passage, Then Veto Conceded   House May Concur it Senate Draft   Kelloggs aud Lenroot Hold ~— Gonoress Has Power   King Says His Party Will Not Follow. President

KNOK RESOLUTION VOTE SATURDAY   important Revision Made ir Peace Proposal by Reovblican Leaders   VETO SEEMS CERTAIN   Senators Kellogg and Lenroot Make Speeches, Criticizing President Wilson

Vore ON PREACH SATURDAY   Senate Fixes Day and Hewr for itr  Declaration.

EACE RESOLUTION AMENDED, SENATE TOVOTE TOMORAQV   Request to President Wilson tc Negotiate Separate Treaty Is Eliminated.

VOTE SATURDAY 5 NOW ASSURED   Senate Agrees to Dispose of Peace Resolution  PASSAGE IS CONCEDED   Clause Requesting President to Negotiate Separate Trea ty with Germany is Struck Out—Veto of Resolution is Regarded as Almost Certain Speakers Criticize President

SENATE VOTES ON REPUBLICAN PEACE MEASURE SATURDAY   Separate Peace Clause is Strick. en From Resolution—Adoption and Veto of Bill Is Predicted.

TO VOTE SATURDAY ON RESOLUTION ON PEACE   AGREED THAT IT WILL GET THROUGH BUT VETO IS COMING SURE—FEW SPEECHES IN UPPER HOUSE UPON MATTER

HUMBLE HERO SWIMS GREEK TO SAVE LIFE   \fter Setting Danger Signals He Stays Out of House Because Not Properly Dressed

BATTLFIELD MOT ONLY , PLACE WHERE HEROISM Is a PERFORMED BY DARING MEN

SWIMS 600 FEET TO WARN TRAIN   Section Foreman Braves Raging Icy Waters to Save 150 Passengers.   SOUTH DAKOTA FLOOD HERO   After Setting the Danger Signale Foreman Remembers His Negligee and Swims Back Across 600 Feet of Swirling Current.

INVITE STATE RUMANE OFFICER FOR ANNUAL MEETING DECEMBER 14       WAUKESHA COUNTY SOCIETY 'T HAVE A. FREDERICKS UEST

INVITE STATE HUMANE GFFICER FOR ANNUAL MEETING DEGEMBER 14      WAUKESHA COUNTY SOCIETY TO JEAVE A. EL FREDERICKS AS GLes'p

BRITISH EMBASSY - DESCRIBES DUBLIN SINN FEIN TERROR   Armed Squads Invade Homes - Shoot Down 14 Officials in Cold Blood, Geddes Says   Blood-Curdling Detailsof Last Sunday’ Raid Given Out Following Conference With Colby.

COMMISSION TO REGULATE MEAT INDUSTRY ASKELE   Despite Dissolution Agree ment with Palmer, Packers Need Regulating

BRITISH. AT ALGIERS,      Ships of the Line on the Way lv Turkish Waters, :

BRITISH WARSHIPS ARRIVE AT ALGIERS   Other Allied War Craft Recently Ar rivet af Consiantineple In Connection With Turkish Situation.

TURKISH NATIONALISTS ACHIEVE VITORY ANG WHEL GONTROL GABINE   LEADER OF NATIONALIST FACTION CALLED UPON TO FORM A NEW MINISTRY.

Sultan Calls Marshal Izzet Pasha to Form New Cabinet, as New Nationalist Movement Threatens His Throne.   TURKS IN NEW MASSACRE ° OF ARMENIANS AND GREEKS   U. S. Senate Resolution Demands That Armenia Be Freed Completely From Mohammedan Domination.

SITUATION IN TURKEY GRAVE: CABINET CUITS   Leader of Groups Opposing Allie: Demands Called By the Sultan.   IZZET PASHA NEW PREMIER   Move Regarded as Distinct Vie tory for the Nationalists’ ' Party,

Only Sacred Palaces to be Lefi Ottoman Empire in Europe  \rmy to be Reduced To Less Than 25,000.

TURKISH CABINET ANTS AMID CRISES   Situation Growing in Seriousness; Allies Draft Peace Terms.

STRIP TURKEY OF TERRITORY   Only Sacred Places. to- ‘De Left Under the Treaty °°

MASS OF TROUBLES TOO WEIGHTY FOR CABINET IN TURKEY   a a Ministers Resign Under. Stress  of so Many Problems at  Home and Abroad ©   ENTENTE TO STOP MURDER .IN_ ARMENIA   Allied Guns Ready to Fire Upon Official Buildings in  ~ Constantinople '

TURKISH SITUATION IS GRAVE   Cabinet Resigns and the Sultan Calls Upon fzzet Pasha to Form New Ministry.

STRIP TURKEY UF EUROPEAN POSSESSIONS   Only Sacred Places Will Be Retained By the Moslems is the Edict.   TURKISH CABINET HAS GIVEN UP THE GHOST   Allied Nations Are Ready t Enforce All Demands on the Turks.

TURK CABINET QUITS; SULTAN CALLS NEW ONE   Increasingly Serious Situation’ix Constantinople Aggravated By New Developments.

ALLIES ARE DRESSING TURKEY   Retains Constantinople, But Lase: Dardanelles, Bosphorus and Pour-Fifth of Population.

TURKEY LOSES EUROPE REALM   Stripped of Virtually All Her Terri. tery—-Retains Only the Sacred Places.

TURK CABINET QUT; SITUATION SERIOUS   Nationalist Leader Asked T-: Form New Cabinet; British Send Warships.

TURK LIBERALS WIN OVER THE ~ GONSERVATIVES   Cabinet Resigns and Premier Is Succeeded by Lieutenant of Party Threatening Overthrow of Government if Allied Deaimatids Are Met

TURKEY IS STRIPPED OF TERRITORY IN EUROPE   Thrace and Smyrna Are Award ed to Greece—Sacred Places Returned.

PTIRREY To KBE STRIPPEAD.   Not Mech Left of Ottoman Empire  hey DPreaty Terms.

TURKISH CABINET QUITS. AS ALLIES MENACE GAPITAL   Situation Has Been Growing More Serious In Past Few Weeks.   OVERTHROW OF GOVERNMENT {8 THREATENED BY LEADEE   Treaty With Allies Ma Precipitate Crisis In Constantinople.

ripped of Virtually All His tory in Europe Except Sacred Places.”   NALISTS RISE UP; CABINET RESIGNS TODAY   fans in Bosphorus Nov and Constantinople  to Stop Massacres.

Blacks Guilty Of Luring Girl To Negro Resor   Was Enticed to Home of Ne gress, Death Following Mistreatment.

Washington Receives Information to the Effect That  the Rebels in Mexico Are Gaining Ground.   VERA CRUZ GARRISON HAS JOINED UPRISING .   Early Occupation of Piedras ° Negras, Laredo and Mat-amoras By Revolutionary. Forces Is Expected.

PEOPLE ARE FLEEING   : THOUSANDS SEEK TO, EVACUATE CITY OF SEBASTOPOL,   More Than $0,000 People ATe Secking Transportation,

80,000 SEEK TO AVOID SCOURGE OF BOLSHEVISH#   Sebastopol is Being Evacu ated—Refugee’s Plight is Grave.

SHTUATION OF GEN, WAARGEL WN UHINLA DESPERATE   Unconditional Surrender Demanded by _ Bolsheviki   REFUGEES FLEE FROM COUNTRY

[Sebastopol Is Is Now : Being Evacuated   Rritisy; “Authorities” ‘Securing: - Ships for HRetugees From: Setastapol.

The Russian Soviet ’¢ Forces Make Gains   Reported to Have Won Control of Istiinius of Perkop, Leading to Ci. inean P@ninSula,

ISTHMUS OF PERE KOP, PLACING THI WRANGEL TROOPS IN BAD WAY.   Allied Fleets Prepare to Aid Evacuation of Certain Districts in Crimea Region — Polish Offen pote ea

GENERAL WRANGEL LOSING GROUND   Soviet Forces Obtain Contro Of Isthmus of Perekop, Key To Crimea   Allied Fleets to Aid in Evacua tion of Black Sea Ports

RED CAVALRY CUT RETREAT OF ANILREDS   Detachment of 25,000 Horse men Penetrate Lines in Crimea,

SOVIETS GAIN IN CRIMEAN REGION; CAPTURE SPOILS   Red Forces Win Control of Isthmus of Perekop  SITUATION GRAVE   Allied Fleet Said to Be Preparing to Ald in Evacuation of Certain Districts in Crimea,

SEBASTOPOL FEARS AS BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE   City Being Evacuated As Fast As Ships Can Be Obtained; Wrange! !s Desperate

SITUATION ANTIBOLSHEVIK ARMY IS DESPERATE   Evacuation Crimean Dis tricts to Begin—Soviet Forces Victorious.

QUIET FORGES rat I GRIME  Russian Ralsheviki Win Control   Russian Bolsheviki Win Control of the Isthmus of Perekop.   TO EVACUATE SEBASTOPOL

ALLIED FLEET TO AID GEN. WRANGEI   Bolshevik’s Control of Strategic Cri. mean Isthmus Severe Blow to  “Anti Leader's Forces.

RUSSIAN SOVIETS WIN — -CONTROL OF ISTHMUS   Situation of Gen. Wrangle, Conv. mander of Anti-Balshevik, Is ; Considered Extremely Bad. - '

REFUGEES FLEE AS WRANPEL LOSES   Sebastopol Is Being Evacuated; Reds Win Corttrol of Perekop Isthmus.

ALLIED WARSHIPS TO AlD REFUGEES   Fleets Will Help in Evacuation of District Menaced by Bolsheviki.   80,000 PRAY FOR VESSELS   Gen. Wrangel’s Situation In Northern  Crimea Is Said to Be Desperate— Russian Soviet Forces Win Control of Perekop.

SOVIET SUGCESoES MENACE FORGES Ot GENERAL WRANGEL   Isthmus of Terckop Taken by Bolsheviki Together With Much War Material,   SEBASTPOL IS EVACUATED   All Residents Who Can Get Away Are'Calling for Boats of Which There Are Few.

SEBASTOPOL NOW BEING EVACUATED   soviet Forces Push Wrar gel Back ia Crimea.

80,000 PREPARE TO-FLEE CRIMEAN CITY FROM REDS   Bolshevik Army Opposing Wringel Gains Contro) of Key to Isthmus,   LARGE STORES CAPTURED   Alied Fleets Asslsttug in Removal of Vefugees Who Seek kniry Inte foastantinople: Virst Contlagent   Kelused Admission; Homes ‘Lacking

WRANGELS PLIGHT!   THE RUSSIAN FORCES ARE MAKING STEADY HEADWAY,   tured Quantities of War. -- —They Have Captured Quantities of - War Munitions and Transportation  Material.

WRANGEL IS EVACUATING SEBASTOPOL Feared Reds Have Wiped Out His Troops at . + Perekop   FACES DISASTER

SOVIET WREST CONTROL FROM GEN. WRANGEL  Anti-Red Forces ir Crimea in Serious

80,000 CLAMOR TO LEAVE SEBASTOPOI   General Baron Wrangel’s Situation in Northern Crimea Is Said  tn Wo Tihaocnanatoa

WRANGEL IS IK A BAD TANGLE   Russisi: Soviet Troops Have Won Control of Isthmus of Perekop.

SUFFS TO WIN IN ‘TENNESSEE, REPOR’   Pro-Suffrage Leaders Say They Have Pledges: Enuf to, Assure Majority OF Legivlatu: “f  Ratification,

SUFFRAGISTS START TENNESSEE BATTLE   LEADERS AT NASHVILLE SECURI PLEDGES FROM STATE LEGIs LATORs: SPECIAL SESSIO? MEETs TODAY.

TENNESSEE IN © EXTRA SESSION   Suffragists: Hope: ‘for ‘Vie tory in Meeting.’ Today.

UE LeAULHty HEEL GER TAIN TENNESSEE SAFE   SAID TO HAVE TELEGRAMS SHOW ING VICTORY IN BOTH THE HOUSE AND SENATE.

MAJORITY IN BOTH HOUSE:   Pro-Suffrage Leaders in Tennessee See Victory For Amendment

SUFFS CLAIM TO HAVE LEAD IN TENNESSEE   Say They Have Majority o! ‘Votes Pledged as Legislature Opens.. *   REPUBLICANS CAUCUS TO MAP OUT COURSE

SUFFS SAY TENN, WILL COME AGRO   Enough Votes Are Pledged Already to Make the Passage of the Amendment Certain Say Nashville Reports Today.

THE THIRD-PARTY PLATFORM REPORT THIS AFTERNOON   When It Was Annouuced 2 New Platform Was’ Belng ‘Drafted— LaFoliette Wouldn’t Stand on the First

THIRD PARTY PLANS TO NAME: ITS LEADERS   La Follette Refuses To Run — Platform Is Agreed Upon — To Keep Committee. <4

GUNMAN SLAIN: REVENGE StEh   William Fiannigan Who Killed ‘Dutch’  Peterson Believed to Have Beer Murdered in Effort to Avenge His Victim; Refused to Name Slayer.

STRIKERS SEIZE CARS.   Workers in Italy Force Rich to Walk Streets.   Big Meeting of Workmen Arranged te Decide on Policy to Be Pursued,

WAVE OF CRIME — GRIPS NEW YORK   POLICE DEPARTMENT IS SUBJECT FOR SCATH‘ING CRITICISM.

THREEMURDERS PROVE PUZZLE TO NRW YORK   MYSTERIES ARE CHALKED Le TO POLICE SMARTING UNDER NEWSPAPER AR vacd POR INEFFICIENCE

THREE MURDERS ONE DAY’S TOLL OF N.Y. THUGS   Killing of Jeweler, With Theft of $100,000, Followed by Other Crimes   BANDITS SLAY POLIGE 1FUTFNANT

MURDER, BURGLARIES AND HOLD-UPS IN HEART OF CITY ADD TO LONG LIST OF UNSOLVED DEEDS OF YVIOLENCE

UNOULVED DEATH MYOTERIES IN N.Y INCREASED BY i   Police Lieutenant Siain, Unidentified Body Found BulletRiddled and Jeweler Is Robbed and Murdered.

3 KILLED Ih M-TROPOLIS THURSDAY   Jeweler Robbed of $100,000 —Police Inefficient, Papers Charge.

NEW YORK POLICE FACE NEW CRIMES   THREE MORE UNSOLVED MYSTERIES CHALKED UP ON: RECORD   Theft of $100,000 in Jewelry and Murder of Police Officer_in New List   Newspapers Are in Arms at “Inefficiency” of the Police Department

GOTHAM HAS THREE UNSOLVED MURDERS   ‘Most Spectacular Occurred Yosterda'y. : In Heart of. Fifth/Avenue >>, ) Shopping District. aa:

NEW YORK POLICE ARI UNDER FIRE FOLLOWING THREE NEW MURDERS   Thefts and Unsolved Killings Add Strength to. Newspaper Attacks.

NEW YORK IS STIRRED B) MYSTERY MURDER WAVE   Fifth-ave Jeweler Slain and Robbed of $100,000 In Ger —~Police Officer Fails Victim to Assassins——Killing of Stranger Puzzles Authorities

3 MORE MURDERS MYSTIFY POLICE   Wholesale Jeweler Held up“in Z Heart of New York ~ Kite.

THREE MORE 1E UNSOLVED M¥S: TERIES CHALKED UP ON: CHALKE ;   SMARTING FORCE INERT      Theft of $100,000 in: Jewelry: and Murder of Police Officer-in. New List   Newspapers Are in Arms at ““Inefficiency” of the Police De-: partment ' *

NEW YORK JEWELERS MAY FORM — VIGILANCE. COMMITTEE TO GUARD AGAINST OPERATIONS: OF BANDITS

Murdgrers and Stick-up Ar_ tists Sweep, New, York; “Department Fails.   JEWELER KILLED  : FIFTH AVENUE STORE

MURDER AND ROBBERY RULE TH NEW YORK: POLICE ARE ROASTEL   LAXITY CHARGED: AGAINST LAW ‘ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND. ORGANIZATION OF  VIGI-- —  _ LANCE COMMITTER

MORE MYSTERIES CONFRONT POLICE UNDER CRITICISM      POLICE LIEUTENANT KILLED: $100,600 IN JEWELRY STOLEN AND UNKNOWN MAN FOUND   TWO OF THE MURDERS IN HEART OF NEW YORI

3 UNSOLVED MURDERS ADDED 10 CRIME LIS%   New: York Police Faced With More Mysteries—Newspapers Attack Force.

New York Police Lieutnenant Mortally Wounded By Taxi Bandits .   BULLET-RIDDLED BODY OF WELL DRESSED MAN FOUND   All Three Developments Occur Within a Few Hours of Each Other .   ALARM FELT BY JEWELERS   Police Laxity Charged; Forma. tion of ‘‘Vigilance Com. mittee’’ Hinted At

MURDERS .UNAVENGED   Three Mere Shoching Crimes” “add. ed te the Long List of Uae : solved Mysteries in N.Y.

BENNETT OVERCOME - BY FUMES OF AUTO   Repsirman nt Rhodes Company Ga rage Asphyxiated by Gas Fumes From Car.

SINN FEIN SWEEPS COUNTY COUNCILS   Labor and Nationalists Join With the Winners

REPUBLICANS SATISFIED WITH DEMOCRATIC RESULT   Lenders of G. OP. im Chicago get to ‘4. Work ou Campaign; Expect -to Surprise Opponents.

ELEPHANT TRUMPETS AND GRAND OLD PARTY ROLLS UP SLEEVES TO BEAT COX

Declare They Will Give Democrats a Surprise and Gain a Start of Days or Weeks Before Cox Forces Enter Field

REPUBLICANS PLAN RUNNING START 10 BEAT COX'S ARN   Regional Directors Meet in Chicago for Formulating Plans of Campaign.   EXPECT TO HAVE GOOD LEAD ON DEMOCRATS   Sen. Harding Says Lineup for Ohio Campaign Not Changed by Selection of Cox. ~-

G. 0..P. Chiefs Meet to Launch ’ Hot Campaien   Satisfied With Democrati Pick, They Say at Chicago  Sere

REPUBLICANS ROLL SLEEVES FOR FIGHT   With Harding’s Opponent Picked, G. O. P. Leaders Prepare To Start Campaign.

REPUBLICANS READY TO START CAMPAIGN      LEADERS FROM COAST TC COAST MET IN CHICAGO - TODAY   Ohio Republica » Has Already} — Harding Will Sweep State of Ohio

bo PLIN SURPRISE FOR EMC HATS   Profess".From Their Stand point to Be Well Satisfied With Nomination.

UHIET) OF ht b. 0. P. ASSEMBLE      Discuss Plans For Campaign And Expect to Get Started On The Democrats.   Profess Satisfaction With Democratic Choice at Frisco.

0 QUARTERS   DECKS CLEAR FOR ACTION AT G. 0. P. HEADQUARTERS,   The Neminaion of “Simm” Cox Sults. Republican Managers ' and Ficht Begins,

REPUBLICAN FORCES BUSY ON CAMPAIGN   Declare They Will Gain Big Start Over Democrats.

REPUBLICANS IN CHICAGO TO PLAN RAPID CAMPAIGA   G. O. P. Leaders Well Satisfied With Cox’s  Nomination

REPUBLICANS GATHER TOPREPARE CAMPALG   I  Expect to be Days if No’  - Weeks Ahead of Democrats in Field.   HARDING WELL PLEASED

REPUBLICANS READY ~ TO START CAMPAIGN   LEADERS FROM COAST T¢ COAST MET IN CHICAGO - TODAY   Ohio Republicay Has Already Predicted Harding Will Sweep . State of Ohio

G.0.P, LEADERS EXPECT 10 GAIN START ON DEMS   Declare They Are Well Satisfied With Demo cratic Choice

EPUBLICANS  TAKE UP WORK WITHOUT DELAY   G. O. P. Leaders Gather in Chicago to Discuss Campaign Plans   DEMOCRATIC CHOICE IS FOUND AGREEABLE

REPUBLICAN + LEADERS W CHICAGO TODAY   Arepared to Launch. a Cam paign Which, They Declar ' Will Surprise Democrats.

CAMPAIGN TO OPEN AT ONCE   Republicans Meet In Chicagc To Plan It.   TOSWEEP’EM OFF THEIRFEET   G. 0. P. Leaders Say They Will Get Early Start-Both Are News- 2 paper Men.

ARGENTINA PROSPEROUS   Bankine and Railroad Statistics Show Advances

ARCENTINA PROSPEROUS      ‘Banking and Railroad Statistics  Show ‘Advances

Way reper an Re Geet i ane! I a a "AT LP 1 IEE hoa  369 6 Gms ut THEN rier a yt fn  re a erie   riames orfax Uul and burn lereeiy in Cotten Conceniaiion n Flant

SECOND FIRE AT ~ GALVESTO}   Fietce +Blaze Breaks Out. i Sisal Warehouse. and. Ship: ping is Again. Meriaced:.  COTTON COMPANY “LOSER

FORMER SLAVE DEAD   Abe Evans, of Princeton. Had Interesting War Stories.

HOME OFFICE Is BARRICADED   Precautions Taken Against Exe pected Sinn Fein Attack.   GUARD PARLIAMENT HOUSES

BRITON TAKE STEPS AGAIN] BOMBING PLOTS   Houses of Parliament.Closec to All Visitors Without Explanation,   IRISH FIGHTS. INCREASE   Police Continue: to Arrest Suspects ix Dublin; Explosions Frequent.

PRESIDENT ASKED TO DECLARE INTENTIONS   Congressman Humphreys of Mississippi Demands Wilson Quit the 1920 Presidential Race.

KIDNAPPED SON IS RECOVERED      REBELS TAKE LARGE FORT ON THE RHINE   “10 WITHDRAN i FROM RACE   Berlin Report Says Revolutionary Workingmen Seize Fortress of Wesel.   Congressman Humphreys of Mis sissippi Asks President to Retire.   TRUGE BROKEN BY RADICALS   Armistice Not Fulfilled—City Is Bombarded Throughout Day by Nineinch Gun—Beigians Also Shetied.   Democrats in House Vie With Repub' Heans in Applause of the Southern. ers Speech—Kitchin and Other Leaders GCommend Stand.

WILSON ASKED _ TO QUIT RACE   Congressman Humphreys of Mis: _Saaipni Asks President to Retire.   ADVOCATES ONE TERM LIMIT   Democrats in House Vie With Repub lleans in; Applause of the Southern. ér’s Speech—Kitchin and Other Leaders Commend Stand.

NICK LONGWORTH AN ADVOCATE OF LAW TO PROTEGT NATIONAL SPORT   Congressman from Ohio Favors Baseball  Anti Gambling Law; Hones Congrece Will Art   REPRESENTATIVES OF MAJOR LEAGUES ACT   Propose to Place the Games Under a “Civilian Tribunal’’ Composed of Men of Unquestioned Standina

EXPLOSION MYSTERIOUS   Authorities Cannot Locat< Blast Which Startled Newark This Morning.

MYSTERIOUS ‘EXPLOSION AT NEWARK, N. J.   Officials Hunt Cause of Blast Whose Reports Caused Considerable Excitement.

OFFICIALS FAIL TO LOCATE BLAST ; IN NEW JERSEY   Belief Was that Powder Plants  Had Blown Up; Inquiry se BRenitlace

JERSEY. CITIES "ARE SHAKEN BY - TERRIFIC BLAS]   Gieat Exeliement Follows x plosion, Location of Which is Mystery.   POLICE THINK IT IN QUARRY

Plot to Kill U.S. Officials Uncovered   TWO MEN HELD AT CHI. CAGO; RADICAL LITER. ATURE SEIZED.

HEARD A. BIG NOISE.   Jersey Can’t Find Source of Mysterious Explosion _

EXPLOSION MYSTIFIFS NJ. FOLK   Several Loud Reports Stir Jersey City and Newark   FIND NO. TRACE

EXGESS PROFITS TAX Io PRIME CAUSE OF H. 6. t   FOR EVERY DOLLAR NATION GETS, # OR $ 1S TAKEN FROM CONSUMER—VIEW OF TRADE COMMISSION MAN

CAGES PROFITS TAX 16 PRIME CAUSE (FH. OL   . FOR EVERY DOLLAR NATION GETS, $4 OR $5 IS TAKEN FROM CONSUMER--VIEW OF TRADE COMMISSION MAN

EXCESS PROFITS TAX NEW GOAT” FOR H.C.    Federal Trade Commissioner Say: Consumer Pays $5 for Every $1 Uncle Sam _ Gets.

VRAYS PXCUSS PROVITS TAN,   Colver Calls Levy Voundation of Intolerable Price Structure.

FOCH WANTS T0 OCCUPY THE RUHR MINE SECTION   U. S. AMBASSADOR REFUSED TO GIVE HIS CONSENT  TO THE PLAN.   ENGLAND FAVORS AN ALLIED INTERFERENCE

J. S. Ambassador at Paris Opposed to Plan While British Supports It— French May Be Giver Permission to Occupy Frankfort

ncil Agreeable: to French, Occupying Frankrt, If Negotiations Between - Essen and Berlin Trench Warfare in Westphalia—General trike Called off by. Leading Unions. Subway  ‘uns-again and Berlin is Quiet, :

Rahr Invasion By Allied Army Meets Refusal    Foch’s Request to Take Fore:  ~ of 80.000 Toto German Territory Denied

Foch Wants To  Enter Germany   Would Take Allied Force Int Troubled Sections of Germany

Bree MMe me ER a ee ee en ee  Mra. Wilkany Morton and Mise Stella Moston, of Mear Hanover, Died Yesterday.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DIES   Mrs. William Morton and Miss Ste’ ia Morton, of Near Hanover, Died Yesterday.

NORTH CAROLINA TO ~ BIGHT SUFFRACE   Mrs. Walter Lamar of Macor Is on the List of Speaker: That the Anti-Suffs Wil  Hear at Raleieh Meetino:

Mrs. Walter Lamar of Macon Is on the List of Speakers That the Anti-Suffs Will  Hear at Raleigh Meeting:

3 HELD IN CHICAGO TRAGED)   Driver of Taxicab Says Me Threw Actresses From Car When They Became Boisterous.

BLAMES ENBLANET FOR TROUBLES TN. IRELAND   Miss: Mary. MacSwiney Resumes Testimony Before Committee in Washington.

DAVENPORT POOL HALLS AND CIGAR STORES ARE RAIDED   State Agents Swoop Down on Them and Make TwentyFive Arrests Today.   GAMBLING CHARGE  FILED AGAINST THEM   All Gambling Devices Confis cated—Terrill in Charge of the Raid.

STATE AGENTS ARREST MANY AT DAVENPOR]   Raids Made on on Stores Anc Hotels Because of Gambling Devices.

Pool Halls, Cigar Shops Are Raided   SLOT MACHINES AND DICE GAMES GRABBED; MANY OWNERS ARRESTED.

MeCuihber Only Republican. Not -Favoring_It; Wilson to pon Veto It

DEMOCRATS PLAN ATTACK AGAINST KNOX RESOUUTIOI   Senalars Who Support Wil sonin Tis Auilude On Peace ‘Trealy Buck of Movement.   VETO IS Spay        Bolh Patties Regard Likelihood of President Signing Measure As Highhy Jniprabsabte.

DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT THE KNOX RESOLUTIONS   HOPE TO SAVE PRESIDENT WILSON FROM HAVING TO VETO IT.   HITCHCOCK LEADS THE SENATE ATTACK

NINE MOONSHINE RS ARE CAPTURED   Revenue Officers in Battle With Bootleggers in Kentucky Mountains.

REVENUE OFFICERS FIGHT GUN BATTLE WITH MOONSHINERS   Nine Captured, Many Believe: Killed or Wounded as Result of Raid in Kentucky Mountains.

4 “REVENOOERS” WIN BATTLE WITH 30 MOONSHINERS   Kentucky Band Is Raided, ‘Some Killed, . Others Wounded -or Captured.

NINE MOONSHINERS TAKEN SOME PROBABLY KILLEL      Battle Fought With Revenue Officers in Southern Part Bell County. Ky.

MOONSHINERS GIVE BATTLE TO OFFICERS   Believed Several Kentucky Moonshiners Killed in Fight.   Nine Are Captured and Five Stilis De. stroyed in Bell County Near Tennessee Line.

ee ee  BATTLE REVENUE MEN   Believed Several Kentucky Moonshiners Killed i Fight.   Nine Are Captured and Five Stills Destroyed in Beli County Near Tennessee Line,

WHISKEY BATTLE IN’ WILDS OF KENTUCKY      DESTROY FIVE STILLS AFTER BATTLE WITH THIRTY MOUNTAINEES.

REVENUE MEN BATTLE   KENTUCKY MOONSHINERS REPORTED KILLED IN FIGHT,   Nine of Them Are Captured and Five Stills Are Destroyed in Bell County.

BATTLE REVENUE MEN:   Believed Several Kentucky Moon shiners Killed in Fight.: 2 gs         Wine Are Captured and Five Sti atroyed in Geli County Ne Tennessee Line,

PITGHED BATTLE WITH MOONSHINERS   Nine Captured and Number Others Wounded.

Thousand Shots Exchanged Between 14 Revenue Officers and 30 Illicit Whisky Makers in Kentucky Hills.

FOURTEEN LIQUOR ~ SLEUTHS IN FIGHT -. _ WITH 30°STILLERS   Nine are Reported Captured and. Number of Others Killed  or Wounded      L MORE THAN THOUSAND : SHOTS FIRED IN FIGHT   \Scenc is.in Remote Hills of Wildest Moonshine Region

HOUSTON TO-GET GLASS’ POSITION   Secretary of Agriculture te Move to Treasury Department, Rumor.

‘HOUSTON IS BOOKED TO HEAD TREASUR\   EXPECTED TO BE NAMED AS SUC. CESSOR OF GLASS.   New Seeretary ef Agriculture and Regarded as One of Those On Inside Circle ef the Administration.

HOUSTON GETo GLASS JOB IN THE TREASUT   LATEST REPORTS IS THAT SEC. RETARY AGRICULTURE IS TO BE TRANSFERRED.   Was Colicee Man in Missouri Wher Wi's n Selected Him for Present Post.

SECRETARY HOUSTON WILL SUCCEED CARTER GLASS AT TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Transfer From Department of Agriculture to Treasury Department is Said to Have Been Decided Upon.

HOUSTON 15 LIKELY TO SUGGEED GLASS   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE EXPECTED TO BE MADE TREASURY HEAD

EXPECT HOUSTON TO SUCCEED GLAS:   AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT HEAD SAID TO BE SLATED FOR TREASURY,

SECRETARY HOUSTON MAY SUCCEED GLASS AS TREASURY HEAD   Appointment Will Probably be Sent to Senate for Confirmation Within Day.   NO SUCCESSOR IS NAMED FOR AGRICULTURAL POS’   Secretary Glass Will Leave Cab. inet to Take Place in United States Senate.

HOUSTON SAID TOBE BOOKED —FOR- TREASURY   Secretary of Agriculture to Be Transferred to Cabinet Position Held by  Carter * Glass.   NOMINATION READY TO GO TO SENATE

HOUSTON PICKED ~ TO SUCCEED GLAS:   Secretary of Agriculture Slated for Treasury   ‘Nomination Expected to Go to the Senate Within Day or Two

Finnish Farmer Runs Amuck at Brooklyn, Conn., Staying as He Races Through Cauntrvsiqa.   BABY FOUR DAYS OLD ONE OF VICTIMS   Slayer Attacks Cows, Burns Barn and Finally Hang: Himself in Deseried Farm Shed.

MANIAC SLAYS FOUR AT BROOKLYN, CONN   Hangs Self After Failing t Kill Five Others   Two Severely Injured—Finn With Ax Leaves Bloody Trail

DEMOGRATIC PREG. CONVENTIONS   WILL BE HELD IN COUNTY PRECINCTS NEXT SATURDAY TO ELECT DELEGATES TO COUNTY CONVENTION   ATTORNEY GENERAL EXPLAINS RULES OF CONVENTION:   Chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee Has Issued Call for Precinct Conventions and Every Voter Should Be Interested Enough To Attend

Chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee Has Issued Call for Precinct Conventions and Every Voter Should Be Interested Enough To Attend

TAGGART VACANCY IS TO BE FILLED BY COMMITTEE   BODY WILL PROBABLY MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS THURSDAY.   Interpretation of Law Is Made Known —Several Persons Mentioned As Available for  Place.

PEMOCRATIC COMMIPFER MUST SELEG            \Sallea to Call Mecting Which Wil { Fill Vacancy c' at.

STRIKE ORDER TO SHOP MEN STILL STANDS   Other Workers Will Be “Steadied” Says Official.

ONE STRIKE ~ WILL BREAK   Maintenance of Way Employes Will Go Out.   SET FOR WEXT TUESDAY   Understood That Regardless of Allen, Kansas Workers Will Stop Work.

RAILROAD UNIONS ACCEPT WILSON’S WAGE DECISION   BELIEVED THAT FORMAL DEMANDS MADE HAVE BEEN REFUSED.   2,000,000 WORKERS INVOLVED IN ISSUE   Intimated at Detroit and Elsewhert That L. of M. of Wo. WHE Quit Their Places Next  Tren cabae

Enrico Caruso Buys More Biamonpds tn Denver   A Quiet Cemetery in Denver Is a Bootleggers’ Curb Market

Denver Bootleggers Conduct Their Business in a Cemeter:      Chose Tafrequented Spot in Whi to Carry on Thete Micit Traffic

Police Claim Clique of Liquor Dealers Gather Behind White and Granite Shafts to Trade in “Moonshine”

JURY OF 12 WOMEN   Find Verdict for Defendant in Eviction Case — First Woman Jury Impaneled in  hio.

FIRST JURY OF WOMEN IN OHIO   Fair Jurors Save Evicted Couple From Losing Home.

‘ASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 8.—The Demacratie National Committee late this afternoon selected San Fyancisco as the city in whiclf to hold the Democratic canvention.

Trearty Approved Unanimously By Democrats Today   iy WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS, International News Service Staff  3 meee mee eo A oo &

They Are  Wiasing, SOS at ee      San Francisco ‘Gots. the” Pism —Tee Democratic ‘Convention... we

BRUT AL MURDER OF PEORIA BOY IS DISCOVERED   Mutilated Body of Harry Caul. kins is Found Near City.

COX GAINING BY M’ADOO MOVE   Real Intentions of Administratior Not Yet Clear   CUMMINGS {[S IN THE DARK   Meanwhile Ohioan Workers Are Busily at Work

COX PICKED OUT AS WADOO HEIR   GOVRANOR oF OHIO MAY ABSORB  SOME OF STRENGTH.   NO TELLING WHAT'S TO HAPPEN   Sentiment Still Streng fer Forme! Treasury Secretary, But Fathertm-Law Wilsen Said te Be Against It.

HANDS OFF POLICY HAVING EFFECT IN — DEMOCRATS CAMP   Lawrence Gives Conclu sions, Drawn from Facts in Wilson-McAdoo Affair.   FRIENDS CAN’T BELIEVES M’ADOO IS REALLY OUT   However, the Former Secretar} Has Till Health and There Are Other Reasons.   MAY CHOOSE '‘DARKHORSE’   Governor Cox Profits Most B) MecAdoo's Retirement, But Others Are Gaining.

Exchange Strong on.  ’ Both Sides Atlantic; Stlver Off in London

GERMAN GOLD STOCKS ARE NOW AT LOW EB   Paper Money However Continue: To Increase At Printing Press Speed.

CERMAN GOLD A LOW EBB   Paper Money Continues to !n. crease Printing Press Speed.

WRECK HOUSES IN RENEWAL CF RIOTING   Irish Situation Declare Intolerable, Say Officials — Unionists Condemn Grey's Pronosal

WOMENTELIGIBLE ~TO JURY SERVICE   May be Called to Serve on Circui Court, City Court or Justice of Peace Juries   VOTE BRINGS NEW DUTIES   Only Requirement is That They he Freeholders or Householders— May be on Grand Jury

WOMEN MAY SIT JURIES [it INDIANS   New Duties Besides That of Casting Bailet Comes With Suffrage.

TAREE HUNDRED RADICALS HEL  UNDER ARAES    RAIDS DESIGNED TO BREAK BACK BONE OF RADICAL MOVEMENT IN THE NORTHWEST,

THREE HUNDRED RADICALS GATHERED UP  IN NORTHWEST BY GOVERNMENT AGENTS.

U. $. BATTLES RADICALS IN NORTH-WEST   Scores of Suspects: Being. Examined. Today in :  . Seattle =   y Y. POLICE ALSO — ¥ SEEK RED BOMBERS   Aten “to Be ‘Deported “Tipped. Off” . Plans . to Officers. .

UNEARTH EVIDENCE OF PLANS TO WAGE BOMB CAMPAIGN AGAINST GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS  Capture Made Possible by Revelations Made by Alien Scheduled to Sail on Buford — Scores of Radicals in Seattle Suspected — Senate Investigating Committee Idle.   IN SEATTLE

RAID RADICALS -_ IN NORTHWES!]   It Is Reported That Seven Hundred Arrests Have Been Made

Would Have America Cancel Debt of 10 Billions if Disarmament Basis Can Be Agreed On

TAKES LIFE BERORE MOTHER   Returned Soldicr Announces Intendion and Drinks CUxrbole Acid

UULBY 1S NAMED AS SECRETARY OF SIATE BY WILSON   {n Making Cabinet Se. lection President Upsets Dope   WAS FORMER REPUBLICAN

Another Bombshell -Throwr Into Official Circles by the President In Appointment  of Colby as Secretary af State. ~

COLBY NAMED T0 SUCCEED LANSING   OFFICIAL CIRCLES UPSET BY UNEXPECTED APPOINTMENT BY PRESIDENT   WAS FORMER BULL MOOSER   Left Republican Ranks With Colonel Roosevelt in 1912— Accepts Poet

BAINBRIDGE GOLBY 15 CHOIGE AS SECRETARY   HEADS STATE DEPARTMENT, IF SENATE CONFIRMS HIM AND THAT 1S. DOUBTFUL. WAS ONCE A REPUBLICAN,

WILOON CHOOSES GULBY TO ENTER CABINET AS NEW OELY, OF STATE   President Upsets Expectations of Officials, Names New York Attorney to Succeed Robert Lansing,   ANNOUNCEMENT CAUSES SENSATION AT CAPITAL.   Appointee Was a Personal Friend of the Late Col. Roosevelt; Was a Repubican Until the Year 1912

COLBY NAMED 10 FILL VAGANGY IN WILSON’S CABINE!   New York Attorney Succeeds Robert Lansing as Secretary of State — Choice  Causes New Sensation.

News of Appointment Received With Such Undistuised Surprise in Senate That None of Leaders Cared to Prediet When Confirmation Would be Voted,

WILSON AGAIN SURPRISES OFFICIAL WASHINGTON   Another Bombshell Thrown Into Official Circles by the President In Appointment of Colby as Secretary of State.

CAPITAL IS. UPSET; COLBY IS SELECTED   Prominent New York. Attorney I Chever By President Wilson   To Take Up Duties © Left By  BD oc eceues  ey t oes:   ONLY SUBJECT DISCUSSED   May Be Question Of Senate’s Acceptance — Associated With Hughes In Invesigating -fnsurAanre CRM aia   MAY CALL FORTH FIGHT

COLBY IS CHOSEN FOR CABINET POST   President Upsets All Expectations by Naming Prominent New York Attorney   SURPRISE JS GENERAL   Recipient of Executive Favor Had Only Brief Not:ce of ’ President's Intention

WILSON SPRINGS WHEW SENSATION   Nomination of Bainbridge Colby Real Surprise   Former Supporter of Theodore Roosevelt and Membex of Shipping Board is Named to be Secretary of State—Senators Have Little to Say on Subject at Present.

NAMING COLBY OcU. OF OTATE BIG SURPRISE   WILSON HAS AGAIN GONE CON TRARY TO EXPECTATIONS OF THE POLITICIANS   Fight In Senate On Confirmation Promised By New York Senator Calder

pemiy of Bainbridge Colby —As Secretary of State Is Surprise.   ELECTION CAUSES SENSATION IN SENATE   New Appointee Served or Shipping Board During the War.

SOCIALIST AIMS TOLD   LINE OF ATTACK ON PARTY IN.DICATED AT ALBANY.   Pamphlet Read at Tria! Declares Any Means Are to Be Used to Set Up Dictatorship.

SOCIALISTS PUT OUT PUBLICATION   Pamphlet Advocates Seizure o Government “By Any Means.”   New York Legislative Committee Indicates Line of Attack—Shows Party is Against Militia.

SEIZE GOVT 1S THE FIRST STEP   ‘Dictatorship of Proletariat’ is Based Upon This Teaching.   ‘PAMPHLET IS READ  AT SOCIALIST TRIAL   Hearing of Suspended New York Assemblymen to Develop Sensations.

AIM: OF SOCIALISTS   Pamphlet Advocates Seizure of Government “By Any Means.”   New York Legisiative Committee Indicates Line of Attack—Shows Party Is Against Militia. =~ ~

OUTLINE ATTACK ON SOCIALISTS   New York Judiciary Committee Uncovers Its Hand In The Prosecution.

DECLARES GREAT: AT TASK. CREATION OF _ ARMY TO MAKE SOCIAL REVOLUTION

TENTATIVE CONTRACT PREPARED   BY  SPECIAL COMMIT: “TEE OF THE MINERS AND OPERATORS. —   Would Continue in Effect to March 31, 1922, if Adopted— Mining Prices and Labor to be Advanced.

REACH COAL AGREEMENT   Operators and Miners Approve Ten tative Contract.

GOAL CONFEREES GIVE APPROVAL 10 CONTRAC'   ‘Tentative Agreement Reached a  Conference in New York  City Today.   IN: HANDS OF COMMITTEB   Measure Said to Grant 27 Per.  cent Wage Increase Incind ing Fourteen Percent. -

WAGE CON iRAGT TENTALIWELY AGRECO UPON   Asreement Recommended Car ries Out Plans of Wilsor Commission.

HORACE E. DODGE 1S DEAD   Well Known Automobile Manufac turer Succumbs. Suddenly at His Winter Home in Florida.

ROOSEVELT PICKED BY CONVENTION  tad for Vice Pre   Nominated for Vice Presidency; Meeting ddyourns .   RECIN CAMPAIGN PLANS   Delegates Etsted Over Spirit of Harmony in Ranks  °

DEMOCRATS ADJOURN AFTER NOMINATING ROOSEVELT FOR V. P   Closing Hours of Convention Replete With Party Harmony

Prominent New York Democrat Gets Vice Presidential Nomination, Delevates Are On Way Home

DELEGATES IN ~A-GRAND RUSH "TO REACH HOME   ‘Roosevelt Says He Will Resign From Navy Department and Devote Time to Campaign 

ALL OTHER CANDIDATES WITHDRAW   Selection Ends Work ofDemocratic Convention and Delegates Begin Scramble forTrain Accommodations Homeward.

Running Mate. of: Obloan - “For. ‘ Presidency, Wilt Quit “ 7 Navy: DNenartme .      GOOD TEAM. THINKS COX.      Caniidate Well Pleased With Selec ton py Delegates and Leaders Prnfexs to’ be Pleased With Chelees Orgaalzaton of Machinery Next, Step

DELEGATES FGHT FOR ~ TRAINS TOWARD HOM       Nomination of Franklin D, Roose velt for Vice President Completes Convention Work...   {ROOSEVELT WILL CONFER WITH COX-ON CAMPAIGN   Intends to ‘Resign as’ Assistant Secretary of the Navy With. ‘++ jn Next Ten Days.   DEMOCRATS ARE ELATED   Leaders Well Pleased Over: Spiri of Harmony That Prevailed ' at Closing Sessien.

ROOSEVELT TO RUN WITH GDX, HEADING DEMOCRAT TIGKET   Convention Selects Assistant Secretary of Navy to Carry Standard in Campaign.   SECOND NOMINEE GOES TO DAYTON TO CONFER   Delegates Waste Little Time in Picking Second Place Man; Then Hurry Homeward.

DEMOCRATS IN HOMEWARD RUSH ‘FROMTHE WEST   Nomination of Franklin Roose velt as Vice-presidential Candidate Endg Convention   LEADERS. ARE -GRATIFIED   Feel that Demonstration of En thusiagm “Augurs Well for Ticket’s Success

SCRAMBLE TO LEAVE FRISCO   Work Finished and Convention Adourned; Delegates Leaving

Delegates Leave Frisco With Their Work Well Done.   TICKET CONSIDERED A VERY STRONG ONE   Roosevelt Named for the Vice-Presidency by Acclamation.

DEMOCRATS QUIT PITHERINE HADPY   All Claim to be Well Pleased Over Nomination of Cox _ and Roosevelt.   NOMINEES. TO CONFER

DELEGATES CRAM TRAINS FOR HOME   Democrats Leave Frisco Elated by Spirit of Closest Harmony at Convention.

ROOSEVELT IS NAMED TO RUN WITH GOV. COX      Delegates to Democrat Con vention in Hustle to Get Away From Frisco   LEADERS DECLARING HARMONY PREVAILS

ij un CAA THEIR HOMIES   Trains Jammed with Returning Conventioners--Off to Delaved Varation ‘Trins   ROOSEVELT GOES TO.DAYTON   Will Stop’ Off. at Ohio -Town to Confer with Gox on Campaion Plans

SECRETARY IN NAVY IS NAMED VICE PRESIDEN   Nomination Comes By Acclamation Soon After Conven: tion Meets In Session On Tuesday Afternoon   DELEGATES SCRAMBLE ON HOME BOUND TRAINS   General Exodus Begins As Soon As Convention Finishes Its Business; Some-Lead‘ers Plan Vacations

DELEGATES ARE BUSHING HOME LABORS DONE   [Franklin D. Roosevelt, Nominee For V. P.. to Resign From 1 Navy Denartment.   DEMOCRATS PLEASED - OVER HARMONY SHOWN   Plans For Campaign Will Be Formulated at Home of Candidate.

DEMOCRATS NOMINATE EASTERN MAN   Convention Closes With Naming of Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT NAMED FOR SECOND PLACE   Perfect Harmony Prevails as the Democratic Conveniian Ends with Selection of Ase sistant Naval Secretary. ,   DELEGATES ADJOURN IN A ROAR OF ENTHUSIASM   Effort to Pick Western Man as Running Mate for Governor Cox Quickly Falls Before Big Demonstration.

UTMOST ENTHUSIASM PREVAILES TO THE VERY LAST OF CONVENTION   Delegates Spend no Time In Leaving Scene of Recent Fray

With Their Work Completed, Well Pleased With the Outlook, Tired and Dusty, Dem ~ ocrats Adjourn Convention and Leave San Francisco, Homeward-Bound. -

COX AND ROOSEVELT MAKE GREAT TIRKE   PROGRESSIVE YOUNG’ DEMO. CRATIC LEADER OF NEW YORK FOR SECOND PLACE.   OHIO AND NEW YORK WIN   in a Gredt Burst. of Enthusiasm Naonal’ Convention Selecis New Yorker for Vice President, :

DE MUGRAT GUNVENTIO DELEGATES Uh HME JURA   Roosevelt Departs for Conference With Governor Cox in Dayton   HIS NOMINATION TOLD IN REVIEW   Conclave Great Suecess Is Opinion of Politicians Who Attended

WILL PLAN CAMPAICN   Selection of Roosevelt Brings Complete Harmony fo Democrats   COX IS FOR HIM

Rush On for Trains East— Roosevelt Will Go to See Gov. Cox.   TO LEAVE NAVY SHORTLY   Choice Brought Harmony—Cox Appears Pleased With Selection.

ROOSEVELT FOR _. VICEPRESIDEN]   CONVENTION CHOOSES N Y. MAN BY ACCLAMATION.   ALL OTHER NAMES ARE QUICKLY WITHDRAWN   Delegates Now Leaving San Francisco For Their Homes—Finished Business at 3:29 P. M.  Yesterday.

DELEGATES ROW HOMEWARE BOUND   THE DELEGATES TO WORK FOR VICTORY   Governor Cox Expresses iepe That     Bouisiana WHHL Rathyy Wemin’s  Suffrage Aimendment.

DELEGATES ARE  DELIGHTED WIT THE CONVENTION   ALL STATE DELEGATES PLEDGI LOYAL SUPPORT OF COX AND ROQSEVELT NOMINEE,

AFTER COMPLETING WORK DELEGATES TO CONVENTION SCRAMBLE FOR HOME   RCOSEVELT SELECTED RY ACCT ANLATION

DELEGATES NOW HOMEWARD BOUNI   ROOSEVELT WILL SEE- GOK   Govornoz Cox Expresses FBope hat     » Wil Ratify Woman's  Suifrags Amendment,

DEMOCRATIC HOSTS QUIT FRISCO AND PLAN FOR ELECTION   Closing Hours of Convention Marked by Display of Harmony.   AND ENTHUSIASM, TOO   Differences Buried, Plans Are Made to Capture the Big Offices.

DEMOCRATS PLEASED BY THEIG WOK HURRY HOME TQ SPEED UP CAMP AGH   Roosevelt Chosen for Second Place Following Nominating Speech by Governor Smith Amid Show of Good Feeling.   OTHER NAMES WITHDRAWN AS TIDE SETS IN FOR NEW YORKER

ROOSEVELT TO DAYTON TO CON. FER WITH COX   WILL RESIGN FROM NAVY DEPARTMENT   Leaders Elated Over the Excellent Spirit Displayed in Last Hours of Lenghty Meet

DELEGATES SURAMBLE UN TRAINS EAD HAV ME   Roasevelt Goes Direct to Dayton To Confer Vith Governor Cox. ce  Weary Delegates Not Too Weary  To Burst Into Uproar

‘LEADERS ARE ELATED    DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN * GOOD TEMPER AT CLOSE,   Harmony Marked the Last Nours -and Everyhody Went Away > “Conildent of Vietory.”  4,

CONVENTION IS ADJOURNED WITH DEAFENING ROAt   Leaders To Rest Up To Launch Intensive Campaign Drive.

PAN KLIN we ‘lh SIDENT   Former Assistant Navy Secretary Chosen for Cox’s Running Mate; Delegates Hurry Home With Tale of Harmony and Democratic Enthusiasm

AODOEVELT NAMED   NEW YORK MAN TO BE RUNNING NTA ON COX.   The Candidate Distant Relative o: the Late Theodore,

ALL PARTE  AVERTED  IN PERSHING   ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY ABSORBING TOPIC AT WASHINGTON.

PERSHING TO BE “DARK HORSE?"   Virtual y Announces, He Will Take Nominalion If Offered

HE 1S WILLING   General Pershing Looms Up As “Dark Horse” for Presidential Candidate   SPOKE AT A DINNER   And Said He Would Run If the People Bestowed the Honor On Him

PERSHING'S ENTRY PUZZLES DOPESTERS   What Party Does General Be: long to Is Question . Discussed.   WOULD- BE STRONG MAN?   G. 0, P, Race Is.Where Entry Will Probably Be Made, Belief,

PERSHING ENTERS POLITICAL ARENA   Announces Candidacy For Presidential Nomination

GEN. PERSHING WOULD ACCEPT PRESIDENCY   At Nebraska Society Dinner tin Wash ington Last Nighe He: “ast Hix     in Ring.

Black Jack’s ~~ Entrance In Racc Puzzle:      Annouprement: by Genera’ Pershing That He Wowd Aecept Presidential Nomination Starts Political Tongues Waging

No IS A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESINENTY   At Nebraska Society's Dinner Last Night Announced He Would Serve If Called  TInnn._   CHOICE OF PARTY WAS NOT.STATED   Is Generally Credited With Being a Republican—Politicans in Washington Give Due Respect to Announcement: Knowing General's Strength.

CHAPTER Of GANIZE   RikeNts OF TRISH FREEBOM *“ PORMELD LAST NIGHT.   fos Leniicnre Gat io Hear Sis Fein Lecture by Bavid O'Conner,

HARDING EXPLAINS WHY LEAGUE INEPT IN IRISH PROBI FM   Shows Subject Designated a ' ‘Domestic or tnternal by Terms of Treaty.   ‘ASSERTS BUSY PERSON BEST WELFARE WORKER   Man or Woman Who Does Hon"4 est Day's Work, Says Nom: inee, Key to Progress.

HARDING OPPOSES MEDOLING WITH FOREIGN AFFAIRS   Republican Candidate Sets Forth His Views Regarding Ireland.

HARDING TO HOLD SENATE SEAT.   Saye He Will Not Resign While Ohio Has Demecratic Governor.

Declares Problem Not One for Official Consideration in America; Arraigns Meddiitsg Foreign Policy   RECALLS OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Republican Nominee Asserts  Necessary Universal Realiza tion Material and Humane  Progress Go Hand in Hand

HARDING TOUCHES ERIN ISSUE   ‘Senator Says the Problem Is Interia \ and Not for “Official igi America.” -

HARDING GIVES VIEWS ON IRISH PROBLEM TODAY   Not a Question for Official America, He Declares in Statement at Marion.

HARDING EVARES IRISH QUEST EON   Says That America Has ““Meddied Abroad Excessively Without Invitation.”

MAOH PROBLEM NOT OURG, ofYa CEN. HARDINE   Republican Candidate Declares American Govern: ment Should Not Pass 01 Merits Officially.

SEN. HARDING   Republican . Nominee. Say: _ Irish “Problem~ Is: Not a Question for Official Action by This Government   Widespread Sympathy fo: - Erin Is Recognized, Bu ' Consideration by U. S. I  Classed As Different Thin;

HARDING GIVES - HIS VIEWS ON ~ TRISH PROBLEM   Bid Not State Specifically What Hls-Potley Would Be-tf Elected Prasttent.   FRONT PORCH ADDRESS. WAS DEVOTED TO SOCIAL WEEFARE

SEN. HARDING: SETS FORTH IRISH VIEW   Republican Standard Bearer, Ip Statement ~ Issued Voslorday  Declares It--Is Not a Juestion Rigs PEST Ae   IS INTERNAL AND DOMESTIC.   ‘Did Not State What Policy Would _ Be. If -Electéd To Presidency, and Said Nation Had “Meddled  Abroad Excessively”   OTTO H. KAHN WAS VISITOR

IRELAND NOT ISSUE FOR US, SAYS HARDING   Would Be ‘Internal anc Domestic’’- Under League   Asserts That He Would Rather Be  Farmer Than Anything Else

NOT QUESTION FOR AMERICAN INTERFERANGE   NOT OFFICIALLY AT LEAST      CLASSED AS INTERNAL OR DOMESTIC, IN THE LEAGUE.

IRELAND DISCUSSED ~ BY TARDING IN ADDRESS   Republican Candidate Points ‘Out That If League Held It Would Be Local Affair

NATION ALREADY HAG EXGESaIVELY MEDOLED ABROAG   Irish Problem Not a Question for Official America, Harding Says.   CONGRESSMAN SLEMP iS AMONG HIS CALLERS   Stto H. Kahn Greatly Pleased at Republican Nominee's Calm Judgment on National Policies —- Senator Declares He Would Like to be Parmer.

RISH QUESTION.” NOT FOR U.S. 10  ~SETTLE-HARDINI   America Has Already. Meddled With Foreign. Affairs With-  kg Puctintinn We Gave

HARDING WOULD NOT INTERFERE IRISH DISPUTE   ‘Hands Off” Off’. Policy I Advised! by G. OL P.  Nominee.

AMERICA MEDDLED ABROAD TOO MUCH--HARDING   Republican Candidate is Indefinite on Irish — s

HARDING OPPOSED TO PLEA FOR IRISH   G. 0. P. Nominee Says United States Should Not Meddle In Irish Question   Says United States Has “Meddied Abroad Excessively.”

RRISH PROBLEM IS NOT QUESTION FOR: OFFICIAL AMERICA, _ HARDING OPINIOK   Movement for Independence Ought to Under League of Nations, Candidate Says

IRISH QUESTION ISNOT FOR U.S.   Would Be Classed as “Internal and Domestic” Under League Covenant. Harding Says   SEES MANY VISITORS   Nominee Has “Calm Judgment” on Nation] Policies, Otto Kahn Asserts After Talk With Him

NOMINEE IN STATEMENT ON IRELAND   America Meddled Toc M_ch Without Invitation in Europe.

Irish Issue Not Question for Official America Says Harding in Defming Scand

HARDING TAKES NO STAND IN TALKING OF IRELAND   Candidate Talks in Circle on the Question Confreriting Isle and Affecting Votes.

‘SETTLE-HARDING   ‘America Has Already Meddled With Fareign Affairs Without Invitation. He Savs

HARDING TCUCHES ERIN ISSUE   Senator Says the Problem Is Internal and Not Aor “Official ” America.”

Question Is Domestic, Ni Not for t for Official America Says Nominee; Declares’ Our. Nation Ha Meddlod Aheond Ryreooessively,

IRISH ISSUE TOUCHED UPON   Harding Says Problem Internal—Not for “Official America.”

Ilo PROBLEM NOT Uo. AFFAIR CAYS HARDING   Republican Candidate As. serts Question Not Up to Offcial America.

FAMINE FOLLOWS ITALIAN RIOTINE   ‘Confused Situation !s Interfer  ing With Production and Credits.

GED CONDITIONS DAM. NG PRODUCTION AND            1S WORSE THAN OPEN REVOLUTION, IS SAI   Riots to Date Are Responsible fo 10 Deaths and Injuries to 150 Persons.

FAMINE TRAILS TALIAN RIOTING   Production And Foreign Cred. ‘its Feel Effect Of Labor War

FAIRLY HEAVY VOTE CAST IN WISCONSIE   Milwaukee is Center of Fight in Election,

m   Bids Affectionate Farewell: to Slayer and Empties Her Purse For Him.

UHIGAGY BREAKO   YARDMEN MUST RETURN OR BE KXPELLED FROM UNION   Railroad Conditions Are Gitadually Improving As Men Return.

TRAFFIC NEARING NORMAL   Walkout Definitely Beaten Rail Chiefs and Unien Officials Assert

48-Car Train Runs Wild 17 Miles; One Die:   Runaway Down Mountair Leaps Tracks; Cars Pile Up and Take Fire

TRAIN RUNS AWAY, BRAKEMAN KILLED   Thousands of Dollars’ Dam age Done by “Wild” Engine

Republican Presidentia ” Ticket Made Up of Hard ing, Wood, Johnson, Law: den, Keifer and Garfield   TWO DEMOCRATS   Cox and Campbell , Declare Candidacy-—Delegates al Large Named Tor All the Aspirants to Offices

“wo Republican Vice Presidential Candidates Weigh In—No Democrats—Pomerene Fails to Get Under the Wire—Time Limit Expired In Ohio Last Midnight

FIRE LOSS HALF MILLION   New York Town Suffers Tremendous Damage From Conflagration.

HALF MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   Business Section of New ~ York Town Threaten  ed Early Today

HOLDS POSSE AT BAY WITH RIFLE   Quarrel Over Religion Ends in a Fatal Shooting Affray.

FISHERMAN LIVING NEAR CRESENT, DANGEROUSLY HURT   SON-IN-LAW IS HELD PRISONER ON THE ISLAND   State Officials Are on Their Way te the Island in Missouri River Where Fight Occurred

HERMAN oT ABS COMPANION HOLDS A HOSTAGE   Religious Argument Ends With One Man Wounded, Another Cantive on Island.

IEAM VIE rh LEAD IN HOT LEAGUE FRAY   Cheering Throngs Go Wilc As Favorites Battle For Title

WARNS OF MENACE OF THE BOLSHEVIK!   Canadian Jurist Urges U. S. Join in Blocking Soviets.   Asks All the People of American Con tinent to Work Together Against Danger.

iciLS Gr ED MENACE   Canadian Jurist Urges U. S. Join in Blocking Soviets.   Aska Ali the People of American Con. tinent to Work Together Against Danger.

MISSOURI ELECTED A NEGRO.   ‘But He Say Not Be Able to Qual!iy for Seat. in Legislature.

St. Louis Republicans Send Negro Waiter to Legislature He May Not be Able to Serv

BLACK MAN IN LEGISLATURE   Negro Elected in Missouri Qealified ta Take Seat.

MISSOURI NEGRO IS DISQUALIFIED   FAILURE TO PAY TAXES SAID TO MAKE HIM INELIGIBLE.   Was First Man of His Race te Be Elected to Legisiature Since Civil War..

ST. LOUIS NEGRO WAITER WILL SIT IN LFGISLATURI   Successful Republican Candi date “Qualifies” by Paying $4.75 Taxes—G. 0. P. Majority is 140,000.

FRENCH CABINET “NOT ENDANGERED CAY NEWSPAPERS   Believe Attitude of Deputies Due to.Personnel. Sods  a CANTINENCE

HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR  FRENCK ACTION   In Its Recognition of Anti-Bolshevik Regime of Gen. Wrangel.   Principles Formulated by The United Statea Towards The Soviets The Cause.

HOLDS SAME VIEWS WITH WILSON REGARDING ‘RED PERIL TO CIVILIZATION   Polish Minister to Washington Pleads for Immediate Heip Againsi Soviet-Armies

INCLEMENT WEATHER DUE FOR ELECTION   Bureau Forecasts Rain o Snow for This Region,

WEATHER MAN HANDS DEMOCRATS. ADVANTAGE IN ELECTION WEATHEE   MANY REPUBLICAN AND DOUBT. - -~PUL STATES TO HAVE RAIN : OR SNOW TOMORROW.

RAINS ARE PROBABLE ~~ IN ATLANTIC STATES   Clearing and Cooler in Gul Region.

BOTH CANPS ARE CLAIMING VICTORY   Chairman White Confident That Cox and Raosevelt Will Win Election.  G. 0. P. Chief Expresses His Confidence in Figures——

BOTH HEADQUARTERS EXPRESS CONFIDENCE IN VOTERS’ DECISION   Cox Will Win, Says George White; 368 Votes for Harding, Says Will Hays.

RAIN TUESDAY IS FORECAST OF WEATHER BUREAU   Showers and Cooler Weather Expected On Election Day   Part of Countiy to be Free From Rain

RAIN AND SNOW,   Porecast For Election in Nortirern aad Atlantic States.

CLEAR AND COOLER HERE TOMORROW   ‘Old Probabilities’? Make Known Calibre of Election Weather.

RLECTORAL VOTE OF 368   Both Parties: Certain of Victory in National Electan Tomorrow   DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT    Socialists Declare” They . Wil Pile Up 3,000,000. Vote . . Total ° as

ERROR IN RECKONING OF 1. . C. CHARGED   KANSAS COURT FINDS AN AP. PARENT DISCREPANCY IN FREIGHT RATES.   STATE TARIFF CHANGEL   Table Shows Raise Necessary to . Yield 6 Per Gent Return te Roads.

CHARGES BIG ERROR IN I. C. C. REPOR'   adler eee  Kansas Tribunal Finds 192 Million Flaw in Rate Increase Calceulations.

BANDITS TRIED TO HOLD UP CHICAGO BANK   Five Robbers Kill Depositor During Raid in Chicago.   Police Surprise Bandits and Battle Follows in Which Score of Shots Are Fired—Outiaws Escape.

BANK YEGGS KILL MAN   DEPOSITOR SLAIN DURING RAID ON CHICAGO INSTITUTION.   Police Surprise Bandits and Battle Follows in Which Many Shots Are Fired—Outlaws Escape.

SLAIN BY BANK YEGGS   Five Robbers Kill Depositor During Raid in Chicago.   Police Surprise Bandits and Battle Follows in Which Score of Shots Are Fired—Outlaws Escape.

Martens’ Secretary Departed _ Some Time Ago for Canada En Route to London      SELF-STYLED ENVOY NOW UNDER DEPORTATION FIRE   INot Known if Soviet Authorities Will Appoint Successor to Vacated Office

SCVIETS RECALL LUDWIG MARTENS   Self Styled Ambassador t United States Ordered to Return Home

SOVIET RECALLS MARTENS FROM UNITED STATES   Self-Styled Russian Ambassa dor Involved in Deportation Case.

LUDWIG MARTENS, AUS, RECALLED   self-Styled Ambassador Or dered to Return to Own Country At Once.   Decision In Deportation Pro: ceedings Against Soviet Exnected to Be Made Soon.

Martens, Self-Styled Ambassador to America From Kussia, Recallec

SOVIET ‘AMBASSANOR? TO U.S. 1S RECALLED   Neither Martens Nor His Associate: Are Prepared to Say Whether Another Will be Sent.

LIQUOR FOR PERSONAL USE CAN BE KEPT   COURT RULES GOODS ACQUIRED BEFORE PASSAGE VOLSTEAD ACT NOT SEIZABLE

RUAM STORED BEFORE JANUARY 16:15 SAFE   Supreme Court Holds Volstead Act Does Not Cover All Cases.

CANNOT SEIZE LIQUOR BOUGHT BEFORE DRY ACI   Supreme Court Says Liquor for Personal Use Stored Before Volsted Act Is immune, —

ALUUIRED LIQUOR MAY NOT BE SEIZED   U. S. Supreme Court Says Not If Gotten Before Volstead Act was Passed

PRIVATE STOCKS EXEMPT.      Supreme Court Makes New Ruling On Liquor Case.

BOOZE SEIZURE RULING GIVEN   Supreme Court Decision on Liquor Stored In Safe Deposit Vault.

'AQUOR. ACQUIRED FOR z PERSONAL USE BEFORE! THE VOLSTEAD LAW, IMMUNE

CARRANZAIS SHOT WITH6 FOLLOWERS.   Sodies of Dead are Being Taken to Beris: tain in State of Puebla—Leading Mili- tary Chiefs of Government Dies

GEN, HERRERA S MIEN KILL UGHIIVE CHIEFTAIN FOR STOLEN GOVT. TREASURE   Conflicting Reports Make Details of Killing Uncertain But All Agree First Chief is Dead—General @bregon Announces That Revolution is Ended, Successfully

DARRANZA KILLED, WIOPATCH STATED   Deposed President of Mexico is Slain by Forces Which Had Joined Revolutionists.   SIX FOLLOWERS ALSO DIE

CARRANZA HAS > BEEN MURDERED   KILLED IN GOLD BLOOD AT HIS HIDING PLAGE,   ASSASSINATED BY FOLLOWERS   Confusion of Names Makes the Identity of Assailant Uncertain— Six Other Members of His  Party Were Victime.

NO CHANCE GIVEN THEM FOR LIVES SAY DISPATCHES   former Bandits Thought To Have Slain Leaders.

Bonillas and Cabrera Also Believed to Have Been Ir Party of Six Which Was Attacked With Robbery As Motive---Herrera Band Being Pursued By Obregor  _ Force.

Death Said To Have Resulted From Effort To Seeure Money   BONILLAS IS ALSO BELIEVED TO BE DEAD

DISPATCHES FROM MORE THAN ONE SOURCE TELL UF SLAYING OF Grit   OBREGON WIRES UNITED PRESS TO TELL WHAT A WONDERFUL NATION MEXICO IS UNDER REBEL RULE

CARRANZA DEAD. MURDER VICTIM   DEPOSED PRESIDENT OF MEX1CO REPORVED SLAIN WITH SIX MEMBERS OF PARTY.   CALL IT ASSASSINATION   MESSAGES SAY FORMER RULER WAS GIVEN NO CHANCE TO MBRERPND TART Er

CARRANZA FELL IN BATTLE   Six of His. Followers Were Also Killad

CARRANZA AND — PARTY OF SIX REPORTED KILLED   SLAYING IS REPORTED TO HAVE OCCURRED AT 1 A. 4M. YESTERDAY   NAMES OF PARTY OF SIX NOT GIVEN BODIES BEING TAKEN Tha RADLETIX

DEPOSE t SEXICAN PRESIBiat AND 6 OTHERS MURDERED   TRAITORS IN FORMER CAIEFTAINS PARTY ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN RESULT OF PLOT   MUST PUNISH MURDERERS   Obregon Must Panish Gulity Before I. S. Recognition Can Be Obtalned—Bonillas’ Candidacy Was Bonillas’ Candidacs Revolution

SIX OTHERS OF PARTY SAID TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN   Revolutionary Band Un.  der Gen. Herrera De clared to Have Wipec Out Party of Fugitive Mevican President   LATE ADVICES

DEPOSED MEXICAN PRESIDENT AND SIX MEMBERS OF HIS — - CABINET SLAIN BY REBELS

DEATH HAS NOT ~ BEEN CONFIRMED   State Department is With. out Evidence That Carranza Was Killed   LATER REPORTS SAY   That He is Still a Fugitive in Mountains—Party Was With Him

Have Been Killed by Rebels Under Gen. Herrera Near Tlaxcoupan   Reported He Was Attacked for Money and Not tor Any Political Purposes

Reports to Rebels’ In Mexico City Say Bonillas: in.Party   Colonel Barrera or Herrera Said To Have Been I; a . Command of Troops W hich Plotted Carranza’s Death—Killinge War Near Tlaxcala-T ongo

FORMER CHIEF OF MEXICO i SAID TO HAVE BEEN ASSASS. INATED NEAR THE TOWN OF TLAXICALA-TONGO.   The Wholesale Killing is Said to Be the Result of a Plot Laid by Gen. Barrara and Fifty of His Foliowers—-Bodies Being Taken to Beristain, ccording to Message.

Mea Killed by Force af Rebels Unde the Command of General Varrera   BATILE STAGED AT ThAXCAL ATS       PUERL.         ing Of ExPracidiad Suld to Wave een ihe Result of 3 hay

GENERAL BARRERA 1S - SAID TO HAVE GAUISED ~— DEATH OF CARRANZA      ‘The Killing Was the Result of a Plot Laid yo. , ad Barrera and About Fifty of Fils.  aa — Bollowers.

FUGITIVE 10 AILLED BY IAAITORG  1) HINT   Mexico City Advices Avei Deposed Leader Murdered in Cold Blood

KILLED IN CAMP BY HIS OWN MED   Six Others, Presumably Members of Ht Cabinet, Met the Same fate--Murderers Were Under Command of Carranza’s Old Friend.

REBELS SLAY CARRANZA AND 5 FOLLOWERS THRU AMBUSH   General -Herro © and Band Perform the Feat   EX-AMBASSADOR LIKELY KILLED   Held That Carranza Violated + Cons‘itution by Ii king Self Dictator

Fugitive President — lieved to Have: Be law Band Who ‘spired by Robbery Committing. Deed

U9. GOURI GIVES U. 3. STEEL GU. PLEAR BILL   Gigantic Corporation is Held to be Legitimate Organization  FEDERAL SUIT DISMISSED     oncern Represents Investment of Over Two Bullion Dollars   FEDERAL SUIT DISMISSED

U.S. COURT GIVES U. 9  STEEL GU. CIEAR Bil   xigantic Corporation is Held tc be Legitimate Organization   FEDERAL SUIT DISMISSED   oncern Represents Investmer} of Over Two Billion Dollars

“Geld Coast” Section of the Chicago ‘Aroused Hy Biscorvers of Youns

JORNGON'S CIRCUS FAILS TO IMPRESS   Sullivan Says He Is Nc Nearer Nomination.

JOHNSON GIVES NO SIGN HE PLANS 10 BOLT CONVENTION   He and Borah May Play the Dramatic Card at the Last Moment.   LEAGUE DRAWING FIRE   Johnson and Borah Group Oppose Membership in Any Sort of League of Nations.

BLLISPASSED "Me PRRTY TN HPA   LEGISLATURE PASSES HILL PRO. v IDING PRIORITY FOR COAL FOR} STATE INSTITUTIONS,      APPROPRIATIONS BILL IN PRINTERS HANDS   egg a Cant Pifority Bill Was Not Passed Without — Opposition—-Miner “Representative Ghjects,

STATE WILL PAY _ BIG PRICE FOR COAL, SAYS O’NEA!   MEMBER OF HOUSE IS A TERRI HAUTE BILL 18 UNFAIR.

COAL PRIORITY BILL IS PASSEL   ‘House Suspends Rules, Approving Measure to Give State Institutions Shipments Preference   APPROPRIATION BILL IS UP   Action Postponed to Give Members Opportunity to Study it—New Tax Bills Introduced

HANOVER COURT CASES CONTINUEL   Null and Warner Suits Will Be Heard Later at Gettysburg, As Will .Charge Against Edward Miller.

GRAND JURY IN “FINAL SESSION ~ LAST SATURDAY   Mild Report Was Filed ‘And Jury Is Finally * Dischareeds’

GRAND JURY [A FINAL SEO 108  LAST SaruKuA   Mild Report Was Filec And Jury Is Finally Discharged.

Eiect Bridge Company Officials From the = ¢ Building Trust Hearing

TWO WITNESSES ARE REJECTED   Officials of Steel Companies Refused Admittance to Committee Meeting.

EJECT U. S. STEEL OFFICIALS   They Are Accused of Prompting Wit. nesses at “Building Trust” Quiz.

Untermyer Gets Admission That Manufacturers SEiyad?. \Waoes.      CALLS RECORDS FALSE   Secretary of Erectors’ Asso:  ciation Tells of Suppressed  _ Minutes.  2

BUILDING TRUST WITNESSES HALT HEARING TODAY   Two Ejected from Commitwe Room by Senator Chaplin for Prompting Witnesses on Stand.   ACTION STOPS SHORT TIME   Evidence Shows United States Steel Corporation and National Erectors Working Together.

Ejectors’ Association Counsel Defies Threat of Un termyer.   LATER DECIDES TO LEAVE QUIETLY   More Heard of the “Open Shop” at Stormy Session of Probers.

‘Today’s Total Is $717; Only Nine More Days Left   ECT BRIDGE MEN FROM N.Y. PROBE   Are Forced to Leave Committee Room, Prompted Witnesses, Claim

EJECT LAWYER — AND OFFICIAL   Bridge Company! Representa tives Accused of Prompt.  ing Witnesses   Drastic Action at Lnovesti gation ‘of = “Building Try?!

FRANC FALLS BELOW 8 CENTS      Lowest in French History, Even Fol. lowing the Franco-Pruselan War and Commune.

Lowest in French History, Even Fol lowing the Franco-Prussian War and Commune.

WHISKY IS SMUGGLED BY AIR   Farmers North of Chicago Report Mysterious Actions of Air- * planes and Trucks.

“Airbooze”   Liquor Via Aeroplane Latest Anti-Drought Stunt; Foil Smurelers in Ohio.

MAINE’S SNOW RECORD OF 27 YEARS BEATER   Up to Date February Has Furnished 41.7 Inches of the Beautiful.

RECORD OF 27 YEARS BEATEN   Up to Date February Has Furnished 41.7 Inches of the Beautiful.

INDICTMENTS AGAINST PONZ   Brightwell of Rival Firm and Ponzi Agents Also Indictec by Grand Jury   Get-Rich-Quick Men Accused of Being Accessories Before the Fact to Larcenies

GONFERENCE ON TREATY SCHED ULED TODAY   Postponed to Tomorrow Owing t Iliness of Senator Lenroot’s Daughter.

PARLEY ON PEACE PACT POSTPONED   Bi-partisan Party Conference Set For Today To Be Held ‘'Tomorrow—Lenroot’s Absence Is Cause.

<> pi Balt Use Snes NE eet ee  LIBERAL PESPONSE IN LISTING OF ROOMS uk GON VEN TON

SEARCH FOR THREE MEN MlsolNe oINCt SHIP BLAST STARTS   Five Killed Outright A Oil Tanker Explodes In East.

VICTIM OF PARALYSIS.   W. D. Appleton Stricken at Hi: Home Seturday Evening.

VICTIM. OF ' PARALY:      on D. Appicton:' Stricken at Hi Home ‘Setarday” Evening.

LANE’S RESIGNATION 15 ACCEPTED BY WILSOI   Will be Effective on March 1. Leaves Only Four of Original Members of the Cabinet.

SECRETARY LANE © QUITS GABINE’   Said President Alvendy Has in Ming the Man He Will Nn

Secretary: ‘Of Interior -Lane Quits:His Post      Franklin’ K.: Lane} Leaves Resigna tion” With, -Progident, Wilson Today—Planigd to Leave the Cabinet Several Months Azo

TANE'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY WILSON   WILE BE EFFECTIVE FIRSEP OF MARCH.   Report Is That President Haa -Ale ready Chasen His Smeccessor Secretary of the Interfor.

Secretary of Interior Says He Is Unable ‘to Live at Capital on $12,000

SECRETARY LANE ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION   High Cost of Living in Washington. is Given As Reason for Cabinet Offic. er Quitting His Job

SECRETARY LANE "HAS RESIGNED   Ir IS SAID MAN IS ALREADS PICKED TO FILL VACANCY IN THIS OFFICE.

RAIL UNIONS , 1S SPREADING   Switchmen’s Strike Spreads as / Rebels Gain Strength in Many Cities.   SMALLER CITIES AFFECTED   Enginemen Ofganize Outlaw Urion, Ask Recognition and Demand That Wage Scale De Met—Lay Plane tor Complete Tieup.

NEW FAIL UNION GAINS STRENGTH   Civil War Now on in the Railway Brotherhoods.   SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE GROWS   Loyal Representatives of the Okc Unions Are Pouring Into Chicago in Effort to Break Tieup in the Big Yards.

CIVIL WAR RAIL UNIONS   Switchmen’s Strike Spreads as Rebels Gain Strength in Many Cities.   ‘SMALLER CITIES AFFECTED   Enginemen Organize Outlaw Unicn,  Ask Recognition and Demand That   Wage Scale Be Met—Lay Plans for Complete Tieup.

RAIL UNIONS   Switchmen's Strike Spreads as  Rebels Gain Strength in ‘ Many (pities,   SMALLER CITIES AFFECTED   Enginemen Organize Quttaw Union, Aak Recognition and Demand That “ Wage Scale Be Met—Lay Plans for Complete Tieup.

HEIR TO AN ESTATE   ‘Information Wanted of Edward Farley’s Whereabouts

KIDNAPED CHILD !$ FOUND   Chief of Police of Hornell, N. Y., Finds Eight-Year-O!ld Girl In Pennsylvania—Former Boarder Held.

ARREST ROOMER FOR KIDNAPING HORNELL GIR.   Child Found in Galeton, Pa After Three Days’ Search  Te ees

SALOONFRS SAY DRY 0) MUST ~ BE KEPT DRY   Build Fires Under Those Who Betray Trust Is League Proposal   MUCH DEFIANCE OF LAW   a ete emai  SALOON LEAGUERS SAY CONGRESS MUST BE MADE DRY AND KEPT DRY.

DRYS ASSAIL HIGH COURTS   MOVEMENT PROPOSED TO OUST L4X OFFICIALS   KEEP EYES ON CONGRESS   Program Calls For Election of Dry Members

Arntt-Saleon Leaguc Starts Drive Agairat Officials Who Are TLwe Wirth ie.

PRO LAW ENFORGEL   IMPKACHMENT TO COMPEL LAX JUDGES TO CARRY OUT PRO. VISIONS OF ACT URGED

FEAR EAPRESGED POWER OF WETS NOT ENTIRELY QGWNED   Anti-Saloon League Will Fight _to Make and Keep Congress Dry.   “EDERAL JUDGES WARNED MUST PERFORM DUTIES   Program Put Under Way at National Conference Designed to Rid Government of Ofcials Who Do Not Enforce Spirit and Letter of Law.

DAY LEAGUE OFFICIALS QUILINE RELENTLESS WAR ON OFFICIALS LAX IN LAW ENFORCEMENT

“DRY” LEAGUE IN PROGRAM 10 OUST WETS FROM OFFICE   Opponents of Cause to Be “Smoked Out,” Leaders Declare—Demand Stricter Enforcement,

ANTI-SALOON MER SCORE LAX JUDGES   For Leniency in Enforcement of Volstead Act.   FEAR THAT POWER OF WETS   Is Not Entirely Downed Expressed by League Officials at National Conference Now in Session — Impeachment Proceedings Suggested For Those Who Fail.

PUT SCREWS ON LAX DRY LAW ENFORCERS   Anti-Saloon League Officers Think Impeachment ct Fed. Judges Might Have Good Eftect.

Anti-Saloon League -Propose: Measures for Enforcing Volstead Act.

Anti-Saloon leaguers Administer Sharp Prod to Those Federal Offi. clals Who Consistently and Inconsistently Fail to Enforce Dry Law

WISHES TO DEPOSE CROOKED OFFICERS   Anti-Saloon League Wants Vo stead Act Enforced to th Very Letter.

IMPEACHMENT FACES JUDGES   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE OFFIC IALS WILL FORCE DRY LAW OBEDIENCE

DEMAND EMBARGO ON MEAT   Cattle Growers and Wool Association Members Ask President to Act.

EMBARGO ON MEAT IS ASKED   Arizona Cattle Growers Seek Actior hy the President.

Car Shortage Relief Expected   More Cars Being Furnished Ship pers and Grain Is now Being Marketed

IOWA IS GETTING A UTTLE RELIEF   MORE CARS AVAILABLE FOR THE SHIPMENT OF GRAIN.   SAND AND AUTOS TABOOEL   Cars Generally Used For These Cam modities Have Bean Diverted To the Coal Trade—New Water-way Project.

OPPOSED TO RESTORING KAISER HIS WEALTE   Social Democrats Compare Wilhelm To Absconding Employe of ° Bankrupt Firm.

OPPOSE PLAN TO RESTORE WEALTH TQ FORMER KAISEF   Geman Social Bemocrats Conpiare  Withetim fo Abseonding Ene  pleye of a Bankeapt titan,

Apple Thieves Must Go to Bed at 6.30 and May Be Given Castor Oil.

HARDING DRAWS NEAR TO SHORE OF NATIVE LAND    President-Elecet Is on Last Lap  of His Journey Home From Panama

HARDING ON HIS: WAY TONORFOLK        President-Elect Leave 1 maica and ts Sailing Direct _ to Norfolk,: Virginia; *   BRITISH AREENTHUSIASTIC

ALABANIA'S SENATOR IVES IN WASHINGTOR   JOHN H. BANKHEAD WAS VETERAN IN CONFEDERATE ARMY; FUNERAL AT JASPER.

SENATOR BANKHEAD OF ALABAMA HAS PASSED   Oldest Member of Senate and Last Confederate Veterar There Dies in Capital.

OLDEST SENATOR CALLED TO RES1   Death Marks Passing of Last Conufederate Soldier From Upper  House of Congress.

JOAN H. BANKHEAD, PIONEER ALABAME SENATOR, (3 DEAD   OLDEST MEMBER OF SENATE DIES AT HOME IN WASHINGTON,   VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR   Was Foremost Figure in Polities of Native State for Onarter of Century—Author of Road Bill,

MUELLER IN AND OUT OF GERMAN CABINET   TO BE CHANCELLOR?   BERLIN DISPATCH TO LONDON AS SERTS THAT DR. GESSLER WILL BE DEFENSE CHIEF—  HOLLAND IS GUARDING BORDER

GERMAN CRISIS DRAWING CLOSE   Ruhr Rebels Refuse to Heec Ultimatum of Government and Socialists Threaten.   FRANCE FORBIDS TROOPS

NEW HEAD BACKS OUT   VAST QUANTITY OF ARMS CONCEALED BY GERMANS   French Find Huge Supply of Field Pieces Germans Had Hidden; Allies Refuse Pegqission for Army.

LATEST FIGURES SHOW INDIANA DEATH TOLL 37   Relief Workers Make More Complete Investigations. Throughout State.   STRICKEN SECTIONS RAPIDLY RECOVERING

8 OF FAMILY IN       on A ey ms  KULED IN WIND   37 Killed Outright in Indiana.—Death Toll Is Mounting.

COMPLETE FIGURES FROM LOCATIONS BEING PREPAREL   STORM IS FATAL TO MORE THAN 150 PERSONS.   Randolph, Jay and Allen Counties Have Heavy Losses—Relief Workers Making Good  Headway.

STORM TOLL FVEN WORSE   Than at First Reported Iu The Light of the Further Progress    OF MANY AGENCIES ATTEMPTING RELIEF

THIRTY-SEVEN INDIANAS TOL!   Much Suffering ‘Is “Found: ir Outlying-Districts Where Relief Parties Are Busy.   PROPERTY LOSS ‘HEAVY

PUSHING RELIEF “WORKIN: AREA HUT-BY STORM          pEATH TOLL jouxts TN _ INDI ANAL WITH MASS PERSONS  BEPORTED MISSING,

FRANCE HONORS YANKS   MEMORIAL DAY MADE JOINT FRANCO.U. S. CEREMONY,   Military and Civil Authorities Attend Services for War Dead in All Cemeteries.

SERVICES FOR@ANK DEAD IN ALL FRENC' CEMETERIES   Memorial Day fede Joint Franco American Cere“ony—Message From Pershing is Read.

FRENCH JOIN IN HONORINGU.S. DEAD   : :  Memorial Day Made Joint FrancoAmerican Ceremony.   ‘French Millitary and Civil Authorities Apes Services Held in Cemeteries.

HONOR YANK HEROES   Memorial Day Made Joint FrancoAmerican Ceremony.   [French Millitary and Civil Authorities i Attend Services Held in  eis Cemeteries.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING: TURNED HIS FACE HOMEWA             Spent Enjoyable Vacation In Canal Zone and Declared He pref Spiritual Partnership of. U ; Panama.

iS ENROUTE HOME   Presider’.Elect On Way to States After Visit to Cana! Zone.

HARDING ENROUTE TO UNITED STATES   bavors Spiritual Partnership Me tween America and Panama,

HARDING BEGINS — HOMEWARD TRI   Presittent-clect Pleased With Visit b Punama Canal Zone, Starts Ifeome, ©

HARDING ENROUTE BACK TO STATES   EXPRESSES DELIGHT AT KAVING VISITED THE PANAMA CANAL ZONE DURING VACATION

COMING THIS WAY   President-elect Harding i: Enroute Home After a Delightful Vacation:

ME TIP HAS, BEEN BEGUN BY HARDING PARTY   President-elect Has Re laxed After Round of Festivities -

HARDING BEGINS RETURN TRIE   WILL STOP AT JAMACA SENATOR iN FINE SPIRITS

HARDING ON WAY BACK TO HIS HOME    President-elect Is Delightec  With Vacation Spent in Panama.

“ALLIED POWERS” TITLE OF FORMER ENEMIES OF GERMAN EMPIRES   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR. RI. REQUESTS THAT U.S. BE REGARDED AS ONE OF ALLIES.

MURDERED GIRL DENTIFIED AS WIFE OF STREET CAR EMPLOYEE   Victim’s Hisband Recognizes Corpse By Mark On Woman’s Back.   THINK ROBBERY MOTIVE   TRINA RUBDENT = MULIVE  Body is Found In Cluster of  Bushes la Close Range of Dwoallinge

Woman In New York Mystery Is Now Identified   Robbery Is One Theory Given As Cause of Her Murder   WAS IN STRUGGLE PRIOR TO DEATH

ALLIES AGREE TO MAKE. LOAN - FOREACH TON   40 Gold Marks Will Be Financial Help Given. Germany as Coal  a  i Is Delivered   Notes to Be Accepted   First Issue for 60,000,000 Marks Expected to Be Out in Septemher, Reported.

GERMANY WILL - BECIVEN LOAA   Allies Will Advance Money in Proportion to Amount of Coal Turned Over.

GERMAN COAL   48 Good Marks per Ton Pald In Notes Maturing May, 1821, for Coal Delivered

out OF FOLEY — FOUND IN FIELD NEAR TRALEE   Cublin Police Believe the Sinn Fei Terrorist Band Has Added Another “Execution” to the List. .

IRISH CONSTABLE SHOT TG DEATH   Sian Fein Terrorists Get Oredit for Another Execution,Tying » Hands of Victim Before Shootings.

FOUR HUNDRED SQUARE MILES LAND LEASED   In Russia by W. G. Vanderlip for Western Syndicate Exploitation.

$3,000,000,000 CONTRACT MADE WITH RUSSIA   400,000 SQUARE MILES OF TERRITORY LEASED FOR AMERICAN SYNDICATE

COURT FINDS FLAW IN @ KANSAS STRIKE LAV   Keynote Section of Industrial Cour Measure Declared Untonstitutional by Bench.

INDUSTRIAL LAW MAKING STRIKE UNLAWFUL, COURT HOLDS UNCONSTITUTION A:

KANSAS ANTI STRIKE LAW HELD ‘WLEGAU   Volidicy of Induserial Ace to Tes Tested in United Stares ‘ . Court, yoy

GERMANY WANTS 10) KNOW REPARAION SUN   Reiterates Her Request for the Naming of Amount She is To be Required to Pay, New Proposal Being Sent ‘to Paris This Week, i.

ASKS DEFINITE SUM,   Germany Reiterates Request as +e Denaratinne _

INBEPENDENT SECONDS WHEN,      st Game of the Season Won By The . Locals,

Lefty Williams With Jackson and Ci ’ cotte, Give All the Evidence Neéessary to Convict Players and Garnblers Altke. f

Husband Battles With Night Intruder in Their Room on Fourth Floor of the Murray Hill.   POLICE CORDON IS DRAWN QUICKLY BUT FAIL TO MAKE CAPTURE:

HOLDUP IN NEW YORK HOTEL   New Outbreak of Outlawry in Gothan After Temporary Lull.

NEW YORK CRIME WAVE IS STILL ON   Daring Robbery In Murray Ail Hotel Attempted  Guest Gives Battle and Thwarts

HOLDUP IS STAGED IN HOTEL ROON   Several Hundre Patrolmen Reca ed to Active Du  in Gotham\; Fight Against  T awleesneaec

GUEST ROUTS INTRUDER AFTER A BRIEF TUSSL   Told: te Get Un and Raise Hands, He Failed to Follow Lat= ter Command   MAKES A FLYING TACKLE AND LANDS UPON BANDIT   ‘During Ensuing Struggle, Burg lar Manages to Break Loose and Flees   POLICE QUICKLY ARRIVE   ‘Surround Park Avenue Hosteiry in Hope of Cutting Of Escape

Hotel Guests Awaken To Find Daring Robber Trying To Pry Open Case Filled With Jewels   THE HOPE -THAT NEW YORK’S CRIME WAVE HAD BEGUN TO RE. CEDE WAS DASHED AWAY EARLY TODAY   XMAS TREE 18S ROBBED   Armed Guards At Residence Of Banker Fired On By Members of Arson Gang Thar Fired His Barn.

DARING HOLD UP __ IN CITY HOTEL   New York’s Receding Crime Wave Comes Back With Bold Robbery.   INTRUDER FIGHTS GUEST   Then Uses Wife as Shield When Husband Produces Revolver. Bandit Escapes. Christmas Toys Stolen.

TWO AGED MEN BEATEN © BADLY BY HIGHWAYMEN   Sate of Former World Champion Figure Skater Dynamited and $5,000 Stolen. Meanest of All Thieves Strips Four Christmas Trees of Gifts for Children.

N.Y. CRIME WAVE IS CONTINUING   ROBBERY STAGED IN MUR. RAY HILL HOTEL THIS MORNING.

HOTEL GUEST FOILS _ NEW YORK ROBBEF   Grapples With Would Be Hold Up Man.

CRIME WAVE CONTINUES FN NEWYORK   Epidemic Thought to Be Waning Before Robber Makes Raid.   HOLD-UP IN HOTEL   Bandit Is Frustrated When Victim Makes Flying Tackle.

ATTEMPTS HOLDUP IN GOTHAM HOTEL   Guest Grepples with Intruder, Who Escapes—Fashionable Hote] scene af Robbery.

RRELAND WINS IN THE ENCOUNTER   Not Nation, But an Elder): Guest, in New York Hotel.

N. Y. MAN AND WIFE FIGHT BURGLAR IN  HOTEL APARTMENTS   Mr. and Mrs. Ireland Put up Nervy Struggle When Thief Is Caught Prying Open Jewelry Case and Finally  ' Put Intruder To Flight.

Scene ix Home of Robert L. Ire« land, Wealthy New York Business Man. _ #   INTRUDER MAKES ESCAPE

ANOTHER CRIME IN NEW YORK   Hope That Wave Had Begur to Recede Dashed Today— Hold-up in Hotel   St Arrests Made During the —Hight=Intense Campaign to Be Continued

HOTEL GUEST IN PAJAMAS GIVES BURGLAR BATTLE   Scores Of Citizens In Gotham Killed Or Hurt By Criminals.

ANOTHER HOLD-UP IN ROTEL   Slooping Guest Attacked By Bandit in New York «   ARRFST 51. MORF

CRIME WAVE IN NEW YORK IS UNABATED   Attempted ‘Robbery in Hotel is Thwarted By Guest.

NEW YORK. MYSTERY BLOWS OUT WHEN. Ir 1S FOUND TO HAVE BEEN - AN OLD, OLD GRAVEYAR!

HUMAN SKELETON MYSTERY CLEAREL   Bones Found On Beacl Beach Washed From Plot Used As Cemetery 40 Years Ago.

A SKELETON MYSTERY,  Bones Unearthed by High Tide Prove Part of, Old Cemetery.

MYSTERY HAS  BEEN CLEARED   Bones Found on Beach Prove to Be From Old Burying Ground

GRISLY DISCOVERY ON STATEN ISLANT   But Seven. Skeletons Simply Are’ From an Old Cemetery; High Tides Washed Away the. Soil.

Walsh Puts One Over On Republican Leader   WINS MANEUVER ON TREATY AND DISGRUNTLED LODGE EMITS A LOUD ROAR—THERE IS TALK OF A COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN AND WHITE HOUSE HAS BEEN APPEALED TO FOR OFFICIAL OPINION.

MOnt REPUBLICANS RESERVATIONS 10 TREATY ADOPTED   Shantung Settlement Disposed of After — Change  ‘   DEMOCRATIC ~~) VOTES GAINED

OENATE PAgaca RESERVATIONS   Modifications of Bi-Partisan Conference   ACCEPTED THIS. TIME   Language Finally Substituted For Republican Draft Written by Senator Walsh, Dem. ocrat of Montana — Sharp Tilt Between Lodge and Kel. loco—Republicans in Line.

TWO RESERVATIONS ARE ADOPTED AFTER BITTER STRUGGLE      Were Modified To Conform To Wishes. Of Recent Bi-Partisar  (20 Picanol November.   LODCE ‘BRAWS. HARD WORDS

SENATE ACCEPTS TWO TREATY RESERVATION   One Involves Shantung Settle_ ment; Other Representation aw ‘the? League of Nations “~

DISSENT 18 ADDED TO PACT   CONTRADICTIONS MADE - ON CONFERENCE PLANS   League Representation Question Goes Through Intricate Tangle Before Solved

TRIM TWO MORE PEACE TREATY RESERVATIONS   Adcpied by Senate After Change: Framed by Republicans Were Modified.

TWO PAGT CHANGES      i WANTUNG CLAUSE AND EXRATION         VE   Republican en

Congres} Must Appoint U.6. Officer In League of + Nations.   GREAT CONFUSION IN SENATE OVER ARTICLE   Reference to Japan and Chin “*: Removed From Shant-  Sy ung Claws.

REPUBLICANS BREAK WITH SENATE LEADER OVER RESERVATIONS         ens tor Kelloge Declares He ; Will Not Follow Senator % Lodge to Ditch.   MILD RESERV ATIONIST HOPING FOR SETTLEMENT              ‘Two Reservations Are Adopted With Changes for Reference be to Shantune.

RESERVATIONS ADOPTED.   [wo More Peace Treaty Modi fieations Are Passed in Senate Session.

TWO PAGT CHANGED   SHANTUNG CLAUSK AND LEAGUR REPRESENEATION PINED,   Republican Reservations With Changes by Bipartisan Committee.

ISSUE RAISED BREAKS SOLID (0. P. LINEUP   Lodge Declares He Would Have Nothing to Do With Bi-Partisan Agreements—Flareup Comes Over His Statement

CUT OUT REFERENCE TO JAPAN AND CHINA   wae Modification Refers  S. Representatives  in aes Being Chosen hy Action of Congress,

SULID REPUBLICAN LINE-UP 13 BROKER FOR FIRST TIME   Bitter Controversy Over the League Representation Reseration, V'hich is Modified.   LANGUAGE OF SHANTUNG PROVISION ALSO CHANGED   Maneuvering Brings Out Many Sharp Contradictions as to What Transpired Behind Closed Doors of Bipartisan = Conference-Advice of President Wilson Sought,

BANK FAILS FOLLOWING LOUTING OF ANOTHER   Collapse of Rushford Involves Loss of $80,000, While Iillmore Institution Loces 860.000

© BY FILEMORE BANK PRESIDEN   Was a Privately Owned Institution Run Under a Copartnership Between Howden and Lucien E. Hardy-—Loss Es: timated at About $80,000.   STATE SHOULD SHARE EQUALLY = WITH EACH LOCALITY IN THE PAYMENT OF TEACHERS’ SALARIES   New York Teachers’ Association Favors Legislation Whereb All Health Work Pertaining to the Schools Should be Placed Under Single Direction and Control of the State ‘Education Department. .

RUSHFORD BANK FAILS; LOOTING ALLEGED CAUS!   Was Privately Owned, Witt Missing Fillmore. Banker

SECOND BANK GOES TO WALL   Estimate Tetal Less a $140,000; C. J. Hayden Missing

THOROUGH PROBE   Of Pickford Divorce Will Be Con. ducted by Officials

MARY'S DIVORCE STATE'S TARGE1   Judge Who Granted Decree Separat ing America Sweetheart From Husband Acts in Probe.

MeADOO INSISTENT   Wires Burris Jenkins Requesting His Name Not be Suggested.

MADOO IN STATEMENT STILL FIRM   Kansas City Post in State. ment Says New York Man Will Run      FEW CHIEFTAINS SEEN      Wet and Dry Plank Threatens to Cause Fight at San Francisco

M’ADOO IS STILL PERSISTENT   Wires Burris A. Jenkins Not to Pre sent His Name to Democratic Convention.

LEAN Wi BE LENORE!   Senator. Knox in Interyiew Says That Harding Will Ignore the League    ‘WILL HAYS IS. FUNNY   Says - Business is i Picking Up Because; of the Confidenee in Hardine

“WCHL TOBE. ~ INCABINET      WARRING FINISHER FURS CABINET SLATE. HOOVER SECY. OF LABOR .       SLATE FOR MOST PARP 100K LiKE PULLTICAL CAHN. FERENCE oF i.oo. PB /      Daniels Slams Pat Kelley

LEAGUE PLAK OF HARUING REVEALED   President-Elect to Ignore Geneva Body, Is Reported

HARDING WILL IGNORE LEAGUE   Senator Knox, of Pennsylvania, An nounced Today,

Nb WILL GNORE LEAGIIE   Will Not Use Wilson Plan in His New Program

CONTINUE EFFORTS AT PEACE:      Intermediaries Have Net Lest Hepe ef Gaining It ie Ireland.

INTERMEDIARIES ARE NOT CEASING THEIR ENDEAVORS   Negotiations Now on Behind  Scenes for Arranging Truce in Treland.

BRYAN TALKS TO METHODISTS.   “What of the Nimef’’ Subject of td  “treae at Canference.

METHODIST DELEGATES HEAR BRYAN LECTURE   Amusements Clause of Church Discipline Is Considered at General Conference

McADOO ATTACKS RAILROAD BILL AS A BIG GRAB   Attacks Senator Capper for oVting for Esch.Cummins Bill, Says it Grabs Money From Pockets of Farmers

OBJECTIONS GROWING FPEWER   Chief Concern About Creek Improve: ment js to Have Work Done Right.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TOOK SONE “GOAL MONEY   This is the Statement of Manag: ing Director of Coal Association.

U.S. OFFICIALS ARE CHARGED WITH CRART   Sensational  Statement is Made Before Senate Cammittes   CHOARGES BIG “GRAFT”   G. H. Cushing Claims Profits Went Into Pockets of .. Offidals

PLAGE VON KAPP UNDER ARREST   Deposed Chancellor is Said tc Have Been Taken in Custody by Spartacists.   ALLIES READY To MAKE AN ADVANCE   May Go Forward Into the  Neutral Zone in Event of Tiawethor Theturnaasnrsa:

NEW ROUNDUP OF SLACKERS IS STARTED IN CHICAGO BY FEDERAL DEPUTY MARSHALS

LAUR HO BLING  NUUNULD UP IN GUT OF SHIGAGL   MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED ME! SAID TO BE INVOLVED, MANY OF WHOM ARE PROMINENT,

FEDERAL MEN AFTER SLACKER   Roundup Started in Chi cago to Apprehend 912, Slackers

SAHERS ARE ROUNDED UF   J. S. Marshals Start Theit Combing of Chicago for . Delinquents. — :

RELIEF PROMISED PORT OF GALVESLON   WHEAT CONGESTION BE RELIEVED BY ARRIVAL SOON OF STEAMERS TO CARRY WHEAT AWAY.

PRUMot. MORE  oP 10 MOVE TEXAS Whtal   SIX MILLION BUSHELS OF WHEAT NOW IN GALVESTON; 2700  LOADED CARS ON TRACKS,

WILL REMALN ON JOB   Tipton Switchmay Not Influenced by Agitators Here Yestetday.

BENSON STILL HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARD   PRESIDENT WANES FIVE OF THE , SVE MEMBERS.   ‘A Demeecrats But Gne, sad Twe  Remateing Appetatces Must Be  : ot the OGppcsiag Poe itttest Fath.

NEW SHIPPINGBOARD MEMBERS SELECTED   PRESIDENT: WILSON MAKES APPOINTMENTS UNDER MER” CHANT MARINE ACT.

PRESIDENT NAMES FIVE MEMBER Ot SHIPPING BOARI   TWO UNANNOLT N CED, UNDEI LAW, MUST BE MEMBERS OF REPL BLICAN PARTY,

WILSON APPOINTS FIVE OF SEVEN ON SHIPPING BOARD   Benson Be-appointed .Chair. man OF Board Created By. -Metehant Marine Act

ry 5 NAMED ON NEW SHIP BOARD   Benson Reappointed Chairman Under Merchant Marine Act—-One a Republican.

FIVE GF SHIPPING BOARD NAMED   Four Are Demacrats and One Rerudlicgn,

Ga AVE cena eno c. © Semoun s “ee     “FT SH BOAR  BrueAn” 1 .-OCADOAITEN   Two Republicans Still to be Named, One From Pacific Coast, Other -From Interior -

BENSON. HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARE   Five of Seven Members Are Appointed by President Wilson; 1 Wisconsin Man

5 NAMED ON NEW SHIP BOARD   Benijon Reappointed Chairman Under ‘Merchant Marine” Act—-One a fc Republican, :

BANDITS SHOOT UP SMALL TOWNS IN ILL.   Robbers in “Wild West” Raid Get $13,000 in Illinois.   Five Men in Automobile Startle Little Town of Plainfield by Revol. ver Battle,

BANDITS SHOOT SEVEN   Robbers in “Wild West” Raid Get * $13,000. in illinois.   Five Men fn Automobile Startle Little Town of Plainfield by Revol ver Battte,

ROBBERS SHOOT SEVEN   ILLINOIS TOWN IS RAIDED IN “WILD WEST” STYLE.   Plainfield Invaded by Five Men ft Auto—Take $13,000 From Bank and Escape,

PRICES RISE THEN WEAKEN   Market Again Today Irregular Following Strong Opening. LITTLE CHANGE  IAI DHIRITY DDI Ca

PRICES RISE THEN WEAKEN   Market Again Today Irregular Following Strong Opening.   LITTLE CHANGE "IN BOND PRICES

POLES CAPTURE GRODNO FORTRESS   THIS PLACES THE POLISH FORCES  ON THE LINE OF THE VER. SAILLES TREATY

POLISH ARMY _ TAKES ¢ GRODNO   Poles: Drive the Rolshevik Army Ou of the City After Heavy Fighting,

BOUNDARY LINE TREATY DRAWS ISREACHED   HEAVY FIGHTING PRECEDED FALL OF CITY ON RIVER NIEMEN

REACH BOUNDARY FIXED BY ALLIES   Russian Stronghold is Taken After Severe Battle   BOLSHEVIK LOSSES HEAVY:   Many Prisoners and Materiai Seized by Warsaw Forces

GRODNO TAKEN BY POLISH: FORCES   GREAT VICTORY OVER THE RUS. SIAN BOLSHEVIK ~   Fall of Great Fortress Restores to the Warsaw Government:the Bounderies Fixed by:the Allied Coaunell

GRUDNG CAPTURED WHEK POLES PUSH RED TROL BEHIND VERSAILIES LINE   Fierce Fighting At Boundary Set By the Peace Treaty As Defeated Soviets Scramble Desperately to Feet to Avoid Annihilation.

925 ACRES DAMAGED BY FOREST FIRES IN COUNTY DURING THE PAST YEAR

FOREST FIRES IN THE COUNTY   Nine Hundred and Twenty-five, Acres of Growing Lumber Burn ed in Indiana County During Last Year.   $680 DAMAGE

BOMBS IN CHICAGO. APARTMENTHOUSES   EXPLOSIONS. IN TWO BUILD INGS SENT OCCUPANTS F TO STREET   Firing of Union Janitor and Hiring Non-Union Man Preceded the Blasts   Threat Is Made by Union Head t Cause 1,000 Janitors to Leave City Cold

JANITOR WAR IN CHICAGO   Tenants Terrorized By Bomb Explosions.   BLAME {T ON UNIONS   Windows Shattered in Fashionable Apartments On the North Side.

BOMBS IN CHICAGO APARTMENT HOUSES   DUE TO LABORTROUBLE   Firing of Union Janitor and Hiring Non-Union Man Preceded the Blasts   Threat Is Made by Union Head tc Cause 1,000 Janitors te Leave City Cold

BOMBS EXPLODE "IN CHICAGO:   WINDOWS WERE SHATTERED IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES.   PANIC AT: MIDNIGHT   IT 1S BELIEVED TO BE CHARGE: ABLE TO LABOR TROUBLE,   The Dfscharze of a Union Janitor and the Employment of Non:'Vnion Man is Noted. :

BOMB WARM UF APARTMENT With JANITOR 1S FIRED   Another Goes Off in Dooryarc of Billposter Wno Worked During Union Strike.

BOMB EXPLOSIONS. ‘ ROCK BUILDINGS   Blast Believed Due to La~~" bor Troubles.

MIDNIGHT BI SENDS PEOPLE. 10 STREET IN. PANIC   Police Believe‘ Labor Troubl  Back of Dastardl Attempt  To Kill, Scores—F plosion’ Rocks Buildings.

APARTMENT BUILDINGS DYNAMITEL   Bomb Explosions in Chicago Last Night Due to Labor Troubles,

NO DIRECT DEALING “WITH HORENZOLLERN TO GAIN SURRENDER   Ex-Kaiser Spends His Second Birthday in Holland; No De sire to Return to Germany

WHITE MAN AND NEGRO WOMAN ARE HELD FOR PROSECUTION   LOOT WAS ONE DOLLAR:   Police Raid Which Followed Within Hour of Holdup Netteg’ One Revolver 8            Night Man at Evereat Restaurant Was Moved Agamst From Front and Rear —

ARRESTS FOLLOWED HOLDUP IN A CAFE   WHITE MAN AND NEGRO WOMAN ARE HELD FOR PROSECUTION   LOOT WAS ONE DOLLAR      Police Raid Which Followed Within Hour of Holdup Netted  / One Revolver  tt   Night Man at Evereat Restaurant Was Moved Against From Front end Rear

DRYS TO CHOOSE NOMINEE   Anti-Saloon League to Determine Courac Regarding Harding and Cox

SEAPLANE TIPS OVER IN LANDING ON WATER   New York Police Department Has Accident. in Opening Its Reserve Air Station

NAVY REMNANT 3 ATTITUDE TOWARE REGIME IN DOUBT   Surrender of Sailors to Mon. archists No Surprise—Unior of Socialist Parties Is Fore shadowed.

DR. KNAPP AT DANZIG.  se Aas nntiaAtot BDesas $F earrieeat ti inwe

VISITS OF STORK EXPENSIVE   Maternity Cases at New York Nearly Doubled in Price.

STORK VISITS COST DOUBLE      New York Maternity Hospital Figures Show Increase From $35.49 to $70.04 Since 1916.

New York Maternity Hospita! Figures Show Increase From $35.49 to $70.04 Since 1916.

SINN FEINERS IN ~~ RAID ON GUARDS   Attacked Naval Station and Five Coast Guard Stations Last Nieht

ATTACK ERIN NAVAL STATION   Sinn Feiners Also Raid Five Coast Guard Posts—Troops Are Sent.

GONFAB WITH HAYS OT SATISFACTOR'   Republican Attitude Does. n’t Please Suffragists.

SUFFS DISPLEASED WITH G.0.P,STAND   CONNECTICUT WOMEN DISSATISFIED AFTER CONFERENCE WITH PARTY CHIEF.

BLAMES MANNIX.      : Pape D'sapproves: of His Utverance : On Tretand.

URGES ADEQUATE ARMAMENT HAVy BASES OF 1, S,   Major General Beach Would Make 16-inch  Guns Smallest.

WANTS 1G INCH GUN FOR: DEFENSE OF NAVAL BASE   Major General Beach. ‘Asks for  Armament Capable of Opposing Naval Power

Houston Bank Has Too Many Long-Time Securities Anc Not Enough an is Report  Creamery Also Teinporarily Affected by Closing of Bank  Belief Exists That Bank Will Soon Reopen

FEDERAL GRAIN PROBE ASKED   Governor Allen Wires President Pro. posing Investigation of Chicago Board of Trade.

ALLEN CALLS ON WILSON TO GIVE FARMER RELIEF      Kansas Governor Suggests Execntive Tuvestigation of Board of Trade ee Methods.

ASKS FEDERAL GRAIN PROBE   Kansas Governor Wires President Wilson Proposing Investigation.

HARDENED CRIMINALS PROVE TO BE “HARDER” THAN SUSPECTED,      Lined Up to Watch Execution of Convicted ‘Murderer As!  Lesson to Themselves But All They Seem to Care’  For is “When Do We Eat?” of

SHERIFF CONDUCTS OWN EXPERIMENTS “IN PSYCHIC WORLD   Prisoners Are Specfators A - Dawn When Murderer Is to Be Executed.   “WHEN DO WE EAT,” IS CRY   Chicago Sheriff Thought Grue some Sight Would Be Crime Determent.

HANGING SHOWNAS CUD ATIVE   Psychological Test Used at Chicago Execution

200 PRISONERS FORCED TO WITNESS HANGING   As An Experiment In Psychol. ogy Many Hardened Crimi.  nals Witness Gruesome Tragatiw aff thes Cena

PRISONERS SEE .. _ MURDERER DIE   IChicago Sheriff Experiments With Psychology. Two Hundred See Hanging.   WHEN DO WE EAT--THE CRY   Officia} Persists in Scheme Although Governor Protests Against it as Being Unnecesaarily Brutal.

WHEN DO WE EAT? WAS REQUIEM OF MURDERER   Experiment in Chicago County Jail When 200 Con victs Were Forced To Witness an Execution Apparently Failed of Desired Effect.

260 PRISONERS FORCED 10 SEE MURDERER HUNG   i Hardened Criminals Placed in Celis Overlooking Senffold Yel “When Do We Eat?”

INSTEAD OF BEING AWED BY HAN GING GRIMINALS INQUIRE “WHEN DO WE EAT?

200 Convicts See Chicago . Murderer Swing to Death   Cook County Sheriff Persists in Experiment in Psychology Despite Request From Governor, Lowden He Abandon Plan Declared Brutal by Scores of Others Who Enter Protests.

HARUEACU GHIMUINALS TELL, “WHEN 10 WE EAT?” Ab DEATH TRAP 1S SPRUNG   Noa ot. A : . Pe  Chicago Jailer Tries Dramatic Psychological  , Experiment of Forcing Murderers and Felons ta Witness Hanging of Ruffalo Durrage.   J AIL TELEPHONES ARE DISCONNECTED Ae OFFICIALS STAGE “DEATH SHOW”   Sheriff. Peters, Who Arranged “1 “Moral Lesson,” Attacks Reformers and Blames Coddling of Criminals for “Crime Wave.’

‘WHEN DO WE EAT” PRISONERS CRY AS MURDERER PLUNGES THRU’ TRAI   Hardened Criminals Forced te Witness Execution as Ob ject Lesson, Chant Words as Requiem When Man Dies   at Rope’s End in Chicago Prison.

200 PRISONERS COMPELLED T0 WATCHHANCING   ‘Psychological Experi ment” at Chicago Jail Is Sheriff’s Idea.

PSYCHOLOGY FAILED TO IMPRESS JAILBIRD:   Compelled to Witness Chicago Exe__ eution--Demand Meal as Trap is Sprung.

PRISONERS PROTEST WITNESSING DEATH   Keep Up Continual Shout of “When Do We Eat?” as They Are Forced to See Murderer Being Executed.

CRIMINALS TAKE DEAT INCHANCED   200 Prisoners Are Forced Teo Witness The Hanging Of A Convicted Murderer.  PSYCHOLOGY GIVEN A TEST  Prisoners Yell “When Do We Eat" As Trap is Sprung.      PSYCHOLOGY GIVEN A TEST

CHICAGO JAILER TRIES EXPERIMEN   Has Prisoners Attend t Learn a Lesson

‘WHEN TO EAT” CHORUS PRISONERS AS CONDEMNED MAN DROPS TO HIS DEATH

STAGED DEATH SHOW FOR MORAL EFFECT   Iwo Hundred Criminals Witness Execution of Murderer In Chicago Jail.

CRIMINALS TAKE DEATH UNCHANGED   200 Prisoners Are Forced Te Witness The Hanging Of A Convicted Murderer.  PSYCHOLOGY GIVEN A TESI  Prisoners Yell “ When Do We Eat’’ As Trap is Sprung.  eo en

200 PRISONERS SEE ‘MURDERER HUNG “TN CHICKED JAIL   During Cold, Gray Hour o, Dawn Sheriff Makes An Experiment.   As Trap Is Sprung Prisoners Yell “When Do We Fat.” :

Bolsheviki Cavalry Reach Prussian Front      Fraternize With Germans, Although -Have. Not Crossed the Border at ‘Alionstein and Mardenwerdor.

SOVIETS PUSH LINES TO EAST PRUSSIAN FRONT   French Declare Bolsheviki Fraternizing With the Germans

NASA Ny  MENAGED BY  BULOKVIA NORTH, EAST   Report That Bolsheviki anc Germans Are Negoliating at Suwalki   HALLER IN COMMAND OF POLISH ARMIES   First Step Taken by French Mission in Reorganizing Polish Armies

REDS REAGH EAS PRUSSIAN FRONTIER   Bolshevik Cavalry Forces Fra: ternizing with Germans French Are Rejuvenatinc Polish Army.

REDS FRATERNIZE WITH GERMANS ALONG BORDER   Northern Wing of Soviet Army Men: aces Warsaw Directly from North as Well as from East   ALLIES’ PROMISES OF ASSISTANCE STIFFEN MORALE OF POLISH ARMY

SOVIET TROOPS . REACH PRUSSIE   Bolshevik Cavalry Reaches th German Frontier and Fraternizes With Germans.   NEGOTIATE WITH POLES

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCES   The Cavalry Has Reached te the East Prussian Border.   FRATERNIZING WITH GERMANS   There is a Polish Counter-Offens sive on the Galician Front Today.

REDS NOW.AT .. GERMAN LINE   Cavalry Forces Advance to East Prussian Frontier

REDS’ CAVALRY DRIVE CARRIES TO GERMAN LINE   Troops Fraternizing With Ger  mans and Negotiations Under Way, is Report   TROOPS MENACE WARSAW   Polish Capital is Threatened by Bolsheviki Drive—Army : Cammand Chancead ta

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE TO PRUSSIAN FRONTIFE   Fraternizing  With Germans— Line Extends Along 60 Mile Front North of Waraaw.

BOLSHEVIK ARN: ADVANGES Td PRUSSIAN Lit   Polish Morale Braced By Ar rival of Mission From Entenie Nations.

REDS, AT WARSAW DOOR, NEGOTIATING FOR GERMAN HELE   Cavairy Now at East Prussian Border Seeks to Enthuse Prospective Allies.   NORTERN BOLSHEVIK WING MENACES POLISH CAPITAL   French Military Officers it Charge of Restraining Army of Polish Defense.

BOLSHEVIK FORCES HAVE REACHED BORDERS OF EAST PRUSSIA   ORGANIZE THE POLES   French Mission Active in Shaping Defensive Measures Against the Reds   Allied Troops Now in Poland Are Mostly: French-—Polish Mo. . rale Better

BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY IS ON PRUSSIAN FRONTIER   French Military Commissio1 Makes Report; Fraternizing With the Germans,   NEGOTIATIONS AT SUWALKI   Warsaw Is Menaced on Two Sides: Poles Organizing Galacian Offensive.

BOLSHEVIKS ADVANGE 1 PRUSSIAN FRONTIER IN LATEST POLE: DRIVE   Warsaw is Threatened From The North and East.—Bolsheviki Are Fraternizing With Germans in Contact  T oom mee

REDS FRATERNIZING WITH THE GERMANS   BOLSHEVIK FORCES HAVE REACHED BORDERS OF EAST PRUSSIA   ORGANIZE THE POLES   French Mission Active in Shapin; Defensive Measures Against the Reds   Allied Troops Now in Poland Are Mostly French—Polish Morale Better

rt rt ‘i Fai   Bolsheviki Are Franchising Germans: Brest-Litovsk Is Reached by Red Army, Now 60 Miles North of Warsaw   Polish Armistice Ervoys Are Reported to Have Begun Negotiations; Russ Note Tells of Crushing Poles

Bolsheviki Line Now Extend from Suwalki to Point North of Warsaw   DON’T CROSS GERMAN BOR DERS   But Reds are Fraternizing Witl Germans in Allenstein and WMarienwerder

GERMANS NEGOTIATING. WITH THE BOLSHEVIK:   BOLSHEVIKE. CAVA ey AD VANCES ‘TO PRUSSEAN FRONTIER.

ALLIED MISSION IN CHARGE OF MILITARY AFFAIRS IN POLAND   Morale of Poles’ Army is Stiffened by Support of Entente

BOLSHEVIK] HAVE ADVANCED 10. EAST PRUSSIAN. FRONTIER   CAVALRY’ FORCES. DRIVE ON... FRATERNIZING ACROSS LINES.’   Polish Capital in Danger of Attack, by North Wing.  oe Aa er

NATION WIDE ~ SEARCHIS ON FORE LEROY   Husband of Woman ir _ Trunk Mystery Is . Wanted

TRUNK MURDER  STILL MYSTERY   DESPITE CLEWS, TRAIL OF SLAYER IS HIDDEN,   BIRMINGHAM CLAIMS VICTIM[ WAS KATHERINE JACKSON   Messages to Every Express Office An Country Calis for Search -of Uneatied For Trunks. .

BURKE MURDER CASE IN HANDS OF THE JURORS   Judge Dunn Tells Talesmen To Decide Case “‘in Fear of God and Not of Man.”’

OF THE JURORS   Judge Dunn Tells Talesmen To Decide Case “‘in Fear of God and Not of  ~ Man.’’

SHIP AUCTION SLOW   Wy? Sees a NINETEEN WER? CFFERED TODAY AND BET ONE SOLD.   Even Sealed Bids That Already Hed Reen Made Were Withdrawn When Time Cane.

ONLY ONE BIDDER AT SHIP AUCTION   $150,000 Offered For the Ostego By Acme Operating Corporation of New York

OCEAN LINERS  GO BEGGING   Only One Bid for Single Ship Received.   NO OFFER FOR LEVIATHAN   Group Bids of Yesterday Will Be Submitted to Congress Before Accepted.

ont ONE BID COMES _ IN FOR THIRTY SHIPS   Bids Must Be Submitted to Con gress Before Board Will Take Any Action.

ONLY ONE BID ON HUN "LINERS IS RECEIVED      30ATS ARE OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY, BUT OTSEGO IS ONLY ONE SOUGHT.

~ INSHIPS SALE   Shipping Board Auction of Liners Comes to an End Today.   SALE TOTAL IS  ONLY $22,400,000

AUCTION SALE OF SHIPS CLOSED   Only One Bid For 30 Forme German Liners Was Received

ONLY ONE OFFER 1S RECEIVED FOR GERMAN LINERS   Larger Ships Bring No Bid: When ‘Auction Sale Is -Resumed.   21 MILLIONS OFFERED FOR FIFTEEN SHIPS OF FLEET   Ships Offered One At a e and in Groups Without a Bid.

ONLY ONE BID OFFERED IN GERMAN SHIP SAL   Largest Vessels Among Those Of. fered; Wilson Preparifig Denial of Secret Agreement.

BANIKERS CHARGE FARMERS CAUSE BANK FAILURE!   Refusal to Suffer Losses it Period of Readjustment Held Responsible.

BLAME FARMERS FOR FINANCIAL TURMOIL IN N. D.   BANKERS SAY IF THEY WOULD SELL GRAIN CONDITIONS WOULD BE BETTER

HOLIDAY CROWDS TSE POST OFFICE   VOLUME OF BUSINESS DONE THIS YEAR AS LARGE AS USUAL. —   But Parcel Post Wagons will  Work all Day Christmas if They Get Behind.   Vith Work Reduced te a System, Parcels Are Rushed Out by The Truck Load.

HOLIDAY CROWDS _      VOLUME OF BUSINESS DONE THIS YEAR AS LARGE  AS USUAL ¢   WORK IS UP TO DATE   But Parcet Post Wagons Will Work all Day Christmas if They Get Bchind.   Vith Work Reduced to a System, Parcels Are Rushed Out by The Truck Load. 8

TROOPS PURSUE P. ZAMORA   Mexican Bandit Releases Six Americans, but Holds Several More, Says R&port.

OUNEANMENT TROOPS ON TRAIL OF BANDIT WHO HOLDS FEW AMERIACAN   FRIENDS FEAR FOR THEIR LIVES BLOAUSE OF RUTHLESSNESS OF THE OUTLAW.

300. Women Captives _ Ot Mexican Bandits  . _ Fear Ruthless Fate   Chief of Outlaws Is Sought by Government Troops; Severa! Ameri icans Held in His Lure; Girls Prefer, Death to Hreadful] Fate “Aawaiting: Them. Pa”

MEXICAN BANDIT IS PURSUED BY TROOPS   ‘Fear Expressed That Zamora Will Kill American Captives If Closely Pressed.

IROOPS PURSUE BANDITS CHIEF   Government Troops Com. manded By General Gracia Follow Zomora

FEAR THAT GAPTIVES OF MEXICAN BANDIT MAY BE EXECUTED   ‘Ruthless Zamera May Slay His Prisoners if too Closely Pressed by Troops   REPORTED HE HAS TAKEN : THREE HUNDRED WOME   Government Bending Every Effort to Capture the Band

PRESS BANDIT WHO CAPTURED U. 5. CITIZENS   Mexico After Outlaw Chief; Fear That He May Kill Captives.

IAMORA FLEES FROM GOVERNMENT TROOPS HAS AMERICANS AND BRITISH PRISONERS   Mexican. Bandit May Slay Hostages If Pressed too Closely Into His Mountain Haunts; ‘Makes Demand >  Eo Immunity: _

ARE PURSUING — BANDIT: CHIEF   Mexican Outlaw  Captured British and American Subjects

ZAMORA, BANDIT CHIEF, RELEASES CX AMERICANS   Has 300 Women Captives, While Others Have Kill ed Themselves

TROOPS PURSUE PEDRO ZAMORA, BANDIT CHIEI   Six Americans ReleasedOthers Still Prisoners For Ransom.

TROOPS HOT 0 ZANORA’S TRAIL   Mantle of Villa Appears t Have Fallen on Mexican Bandit’s Shoulders.

GIRLS COMMIT “SUICIDE WHEN TAKEN CAPTIVE   Mexican. Bandit Chief -With 7 . American’. Prisoners Hoilv: Pursued «   MANY WOMEN: CAUGHT : BY: OUTLAW’S BAND   Government: Authorizes Any‘body to Shoot’ Pedro Samora on Sight

MEXICAN BANDIT CHIEF ~_[S PURSUED BY TROOP:   Mexican Regular Army Force I  Pressing Him Hard, General  _ Garcia Announces.

ZAMORA PURSUED — BY MEXICAN TROOP:   Rebels Ate Be: Being Headed i in Moiititaitig—Six ‘Americans  _ Released. — Two Britishers And  Many Women Still Held Prisoners,  °

MORE AMERICANS ~~ HELD FOR RANSON   Pedro Zamora Closely Pursued by Mexican Troops.

FEDERA LIROGPS ARE  CLOSE ON TRAIL OF ZAMORA, A MEXICAN BANDIT CHIEFTAI   Six Americans Released But Several More Remain in ] Hands of Outlaw   TWO BRITISH SUBJECTS ~ ARE HELD FOR RANSOM

FEDERAL IN PURSUIT OF MEXICAN BANDIT  amore  Six Americans Held by Z   Six Americans Held by Zamora Are Released, According To Advices.   SEVERAL MORE-ARE” HELD

OBJECT TO VICE CONDITIONS.   UDIRUR FU YET VII 57g sas  Residents of San Diego, Cal., Wan Neighboring Mexican Town  “iar. {758 Wire 3D

OBJECT TO VICE CONDITIONS.   Residents of San Diego, Cal., Want  Neighboring Mexican Town

RANGE PREPARES 10 SEND TROOPS INTO RUHR REG   FRENCH ARMY WILL OCCUPY GERMAN CITIES TO GUARANTEE ENFORCEMENT OF PEACE TREATY   GERMANS RAISE PROTEST   German Government Has Protested to Other Allies Against Breach Action. S. to Ask France What She Proposes to do

UNITED STATES TO ASK FRANCE HOW FAR SHE INTENDS 10 GO WITH OGGUPATION OF RUHR DISTRICT   40.000 HUN TROOPS MOVE I

TEUTON TROOPS ~ MOVE TO RUHR   Forty Thousand German Troops Have Entered the Neutral Zone

TEUTONS SEND LARGE — NUMBERS OF TROOPS _ INTO RUHR DISTRICT   French Foreign Office Hears that Forty Thousand  Teuton Soldiers Have Entered the Wlentral Zana

This Force Was Estimated As Com prising Two-thirds of the Forces ~ of General Von Watter Had Picked.

GERMAN MEN ENTER RURR _ LABOR FIELD   French Watch Occupa tion of Industrial Area With Interest.

Reports - to French Foreign Office Indicate Germans. Still’ Moving.   BACKING: OF U. S. IS HOPED FOR. IN BERLIN   Leaders: Think This Will Prevent French Occupying _ Cities, 9 ~

MOVEMENT HITS AT REDS, EBERT TELLS FRENCH  General Water Concentratee Forces loa

FRENCH INVASION OF RUHR DELAYED   ‘Troops Will Not Act Against Germans Refore Anril 7   APPEAL SENT TO ALLIES   Declare Former Enemies Have Violated Versailles Treaty

GERMAN TROOPS IN RUHR DISTRICT   16,600 Men Moved Jatu Neutral Zom at Instance of German Autherities

Indianapolis City Railways Want In ‘(+ terurbins ‘ta’ Pay More. i

WANT MORE PAY.   Indianapolis City Railways Want In terurbans to Pay Move.

PLAN MURDER OF BRITONS INU, $   Sir Hamar “Greenwood Re ceives Threat That English in America Will Be Killed.   WANT- THREE FOR ONE

REPRISALS HERE ‘ON ENGLISHMEN, BRITISHWARNED   Three Must Die fer Every “Irishman Killed, Chief  _ Secretary is Told —   aiTuarien TENSE -

0 KILL THREE ENGLISHMEN’  UNITED STATES   For Marder of Irishmen in Reprisal Attacks Is Made   Irish Leaders Here Deny Knowledge of Signer of Threat.

TWO SEAPLANES COME TOGETHER ON MEXIC GULF   CHIEF ELECTRICIAN IS KILLED WHEN PLANES COLLIDE AND FALE NEAR PENSACOLA

DENY CONSPIRACY TO HINDER TRADE      Attorneys For Over 300 Defendant - -Lumbermen Defend Plan of Operation As Within Law.

HARDWOOD LUMBERMEN ANSWER COVERNMENT’S CHARCES IN SUIT UNDER SHERMAN ANTITRUST ACT

LUMBERMEN DENY FEAL COMBINE   ATTORNEYS POR MANY WTS tILE ANSWER TO GOVERN. VENT COMPEAING.

ALLEGATIONS _ ARE DENIED   Say That Sherman Anti Trust Law Has. Not  Been Violated.

Richt sTAAL ESCAPES OFFICIRS.   S75,090 Worth of Whiskey Unloaded  wna thhatetietst Phaetiw “dette:

CARLOAD OF WHISKEY —  ’ «DISAPPEARS AT NIGHT   iinforcoment Officers Chasing Tt Find Only Iempty Car on Arrival im Morning. Steet?

NO. HUNTING LICK)      ‘Score or. Howart County “Miinters hh “*Poils of Law...

NO HUNTING LICENSES.   score of Howard County Hunters in Toils of Law. Fe

aati tae cei tinea peeetieieaeneinmeenedl  POLICE CLOSELY WATCHING THE HOHENZOLLERN HOMI

Hays And Harding Are Working Hard For Woman Suffrage   Messages Sent To Republican Tenn essee Legislators Urge Amendment

HOPES.TO CLEAR POLITICAL AIR   Urges immediate Action Also as an Act of’ Justice to Women—Nominee Gives Full Approval.

APPEALS FOR SUFFRAGE   G. 0. P. National Chairman Urges Tennessee Legislators to Act.

HAYS ARGUES WELL FOR SUFFHAGE FOR . WAMFN AE AMERICA   Makes Forcible and Logical Appeal to Republicans In Tennessee Legislature   JUSTICE DEMAWDS I   Spends Greater Part of Night at Harding Home Discussing Campaign Iseijec

MANY PERSONS KILLED IN FIGHTING AMONG THE TWO FACTIONS.   SOLDIERS ARE TAKING PART   Sniping From Housetops Replied to With Machine Gun Fire. Many Wounded Trying © to Assist Injured

KRUPPS STILL MAKE CANNON   Despite Recent Report Piant Turned tnto Farm Machinery Works, Ar. titlery Is Manufactured

‘STILL MAKE GUNS AT KRUPP’S   Paris Hears Plant Not Turned Into Farm Machinery Works.

EARRING FOR CACHES OF MULITARY ot ie ALONS MEYICAN BORRE   REPORTE DARMS PURCHASED FO! USE IN REVOLUTION AGAINST  PRESIDENT OBREGON,

EATING PLACES JOIN ~NPGENERAL MOVEMENT   Foods .Contdining Corn, Wheat Meat and Vegetables Affected in St. Louis.   ARMOUR SEES A FURTHER  DROP IN MEAT NEXT YEAR   Practically Every Commodity Is Hit By Wave Spreading in Middle West. :   COTTON GOODS SLASHED   ‘Reduction of 33° Porcent on All  Supplied to Indiana ~  Rlospitals.

$10,000 LOOTED IN BANK HOLD-UF   Posses in Three Counties Seek Bandits Who Loot Peyton, Colorado institu. tion; Lock Casnier in Vault and Then Escape by Car.

LABOR PARTY NOT POPULAR " WITH LEADERS   President Gompers of A. F. of L. Rips New Move to Bits.   ANSWERS INDIANA LEADERS   Tella Them This Is No Time fer Ex periments, and That They Are Playing Into the HMards of Workers’ Foes,

LABOR PARTY IS REPUDIATEF   President Gompers of A. F. of L. Rips New Move to Bits.   ANSWERS INDIANA LEAGERS   tells Them rhis “Is No , Time for Ex periments, and That They Ave Playing Into the ,Hands of Workers’ Foes.

ASK AOIGNATIONG OF THE OFFICER   MASS MEETING LATE WEDNES DAY ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS ON SHOOTING APPAIR

BEATEN IN LAWSUIT; DEFENDANT D'SAPPEARS   ISAAC APPLEBAUM, FACING ARREST ON CRIMINAL CHARGES . LBAVKS TOWN

BEATEN IN LAWSUIT; DEFENDANT TSAPPEAR ‘   ISAAC APPLEBAUM, FACING -AR-,  REST ON CRIMINAL CHARGE ee LBAVES TOWN

PIFTH . OROSSING «VICTIM.   M. A&P Vealn Riis Family and  ) — Pare Hithd.

TRAIN HITS AUTO; 5 DEATHS RESULT   Grade Crossing Accident in Oklahoma.

OAYS ANDERSON IS  Patni REVOLT IN (.9-BY HIS TACTICS   Assemblyman Cuvillier-calls Anti-Saloon leader “moral and physical  Pe nOrerne ptf

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUER IS ATTACKED   NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMA) CHARGES ANDERSON WITH © FORMENTING A REVOLT TION IN U.S.   INJECTS RELIGIOUS - QUESTION   Leaders Defies ithe Assembly to Si lence Them or Stop -Their Work of Driving Booze out of U.S.

DRY WORKER IS.HIT HARD   PATE SUPT, OF ON. ¥. ANTE. ALOON LEAGUE ATPACKED EMBLY WAN,

TAKE NO PART _IN PRIMARIES   Democratic Nominee Re. fuses to: Take Stand ‘in Texas Campaign

GOA DEG DN SILENGE AS TE  TEXAS PRIMARY   NOMINEE WILL VOT INTERFERE I  ANY STATE DEWOCRATIC PRIMARIES,

TOM WATSON OF GEORGIA ILL   Candidate for U. Ss. Senator Has: Throat Hemorrhage—Quits His Campaign Tour. 7)

DEMAND FOR OHIOAN GAINS AVERS RICKEY   Sentiment in His Favor In: credses with. the. Arrival of. Delegations. . ,   PALMER SEEMS TO BE: . VIRTUALLY OUT OF I

COX LOOMS UP AS PROBABLE NOMINEE   Governor’s Managers Claim That Sentiment Increases Daily   PALMER LOSING GROUND   First Real Test of Strength Will Be Between Ohio Man and McAdoo

DEMAND WILSON CALL CONGRESS TO REDUCE HCL   Railroad Men Ask Legislation to Prevent Profiteering Aftar Wace Increase.

HOLDEN KELIEVED OF DUTIES    Restunation as Rexional Kailroad  Director Accepted.

PENROSE AGAINST LEAGUES   Senator Does Not Like Harding's idea for World Association—Against Idealism.

SHERIFF PRESERVES ORDER AT STRASBURG ELECTION   “Progressive Ticket’ for Counci Wins in Voting—Excitement Wa: at High Pitch.

SHERIFF PRESERVES ORDER ~ li STRASBURG ELECTION   “Progressive ’ Ticket” ‘or * Couticil . Wins in Voting —Buotiamygt ‘Was  at High Pitch.

DISASTROUS WRECK TAKES FIVE LIVES.   FRISCO PASSENGER TRAINS MET HEAD ON NEAR WHITE, OKLA,   Wrecking Crews and Relief Trains Were Sent to Scene of the Wreck, Which Occurred This Morning.

STRIKING OW TTCHMEN   PERFER PRISON CELL TO OLD RAIL JOBS   TURN DEAF EAR TO AGENTS   Threat Teo Arrest All as Violators of Lever Act Fails To Meve Men

WILL GO TO JAIL ANTHER THAN WORK   CLEVELAND STRIKERS AGKEI LNANIMOLSES TO KREMAES ON WALKOUT.

OIRIKERD OAT JAIL RATHER THAN RETURN   FIVE HUNDRED AT CLEVELAND GIVE THAT ANSWER TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY.   Vote To Remaim Out And Take The Consequences Was Given With Much Cheering.

STRIKERS ELECT JAIL RATHER THAN GIVE IN   SWITCHMEN AT CLEVELAND SA THEY WILL NOT RETURN TO THEIR JOBS.   Federal Officials Tell Leaders Men Will Be Srrested if Work Is Not Resumed Today,

00 SWITCHMEN TEFY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ORDEE   Jeclare They Will go 0 Jail Rather Than Return to Work   ‘LTIMATUM i WILL STAND

STRIKERS REFUSE 10 RESUME WOR   Vote to Face Imprisonment Rather Than Return.  ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED.   Government Warning Brings Noisy Demonstration From Men at Meeting—Cleveland Railroad Oficials Say Freight Movement is About 50 Per. cent of Normal,

500 Cleveland Strikers Vote ‘ For Jail Rather Than Work; Arrest of All Is Threatened   Warning Given by Department of Justice Agent Ignored by Switchmen—Thousands Refuse to End Walkout at Chicago—Early Settlement at New York Blocked.

THREATEN 10 ARREST STRIKERS   Cleveland Men Given Until Tomorrow to Return, Defy Government Orders.

PREFEA JAlL TD RETURN TO JOBS   Five Hundred Switchmen So Vote at Meeting   ACTION IS UNANIMOUS   Yonfronted by Ultimatum of Department of Justice Agent Strikers Decide to Go to Jail Together Rather :han Submit — Noisy Demonstration When Announcement Made

ROADS REMAIN FIRM   Modification of Ultimatum That Men Must Return as Individuals Is Flatly Denied -

ROB DRIVER AND TAKE CAR   Four Bandits in Army Uniform Alee Take lowa Taxicab Man's Clothes.

EVEN TOOK DUDS OFF OF HIS BACK   Des Moines Chauffeur Cer tainly Fell Among Thieves Early Today.

OCCUPATION _ UNAVOIDABLE      Will Be Only Temporary Says Reply of Japan to the U.S. °.

JAPS DECLARE THEY WILL STAY ON GROUND HELL   Objections of America To Be Answered With_ Statement

rT  JAPAN REFUGES 13 LEAVE SAGHALIN   Says it Has to Take Steps tc Protect its Rights and Alsc Avows No Intention of Remaining After Russia is Stabilized.

JAPS SAY MUST OCCUPY SAGHALIN   Japan’s Answer to the Uniied States Note Says Has No Territorial Ambitions

WILL OCCUPY SAGHALIN   Japan Will Tell U. S. Her Intention Is Unchanved -

JAPANANSISTS. TTMMUST HOLD TD SAKHALIN   American Business Man Calls For Protection,From Red

TO STAY IN. ~~ SAGHALIN   The Japauese Say They Can’! Leave the Island Right “Now.

Nippon Takes Steps to Protect Fisheries off Kamchatka Following Destruction of Station by Bolsheviki

ANS DETERMINED ~—JOSEZE PHAN   Unktod  States's Noto of Prdtest Hus No Effeet on Japs = 2. -7an's’ Policy,   FRAME REPLY. TO NOTE   occu P; ATION As) NECCRSS: ARY, SAY NEWSPAPERS, ,   Japan to Hisnvow Pervitorial Am: Ditton and Promises to Rvaecuate Saghalin When Stable Goverment Is Pomned 

JAPAN DECLINES  U. 0. REQUEST AS TOSIBERI   JAPS CLAIM OCCUPATION OF SIBERIAN PROVINCE UN AVOIDABLE AND CERTAIN,

TWIN BROTHERS IN BIG TRAIN ROBBERY   One Is Killed and Other Lodged In Jail; Passengers Robbed of Two Thousand.

GERMANY LOOKS TC FRANCE ALONE FOR LEAVE TO ADVANCE TROOPS INTO AUKE STRIKE TERRITORY

REDS SEARCH FOREXIT 10 ESCAPE TRAF   Majority Feel They are Defeated—France Denies Request.

A DAY FOR EVERYBODY.   Prairic Township to Celebrate the Fourth on Next Saturday.

Sag, atau i Y FOR EVERYBODY,            » to Celetirate the “Fourth o on’ Next Saturday.) ¢

AGAIN TODAY   Unsettled Conditions Re flected in Trade on the Exchange.   MOST ISSUES ~ A BIT LOWER

MARKET HEAVY AGAIN TODAY   Unsettled Conditions Re. flected in Trade on the Exchange.   MOST ISSUES ~— + A BIT LOWER

BALLOT BOXES ARE NEGLECTED PAY IS CAUSE   Election Managers Object [¢ Dollar Day For Pay.

NORTH DAKOTA HAS “A MURDER MYSTER   Eight Persons, Members One Family and Hired: Hand Are Found: Dead: on. Farm

Sone 2 ee en, nae ae = See a gee  FOLLOW UP CLEWS IN TURTLE LAKE MURDER MY STER'

REVEL IN MURDER ON GAKOQTA FARM   Eight Persons Found Dead ai the Home of jacob Wolf.   UNE OF FAMILY ESCAPES   Eight-Months-Old Baby Only Membe: Left Alive—-Indications Are That Hatchet Used as Weapon—  No Theory for Tragedy.

EIGHT PERSONS MURDERED ON DAKOTA FARNE   Bodies of Man, Wife, Five Children and Empioye Found.

DISCOVER CLEWS IN WOLF GRIMES   Eight Bodies Result of, Investigation With Baby Lone Survivor

 Mystery Surrounds Killing of  Man. Wife, Five Children and Farm Hand.   BABE WHO ESCAPED WAS ALMOST FAMICHED   Startling Crime Discovered By a Neighbor Attracted by Neglected Washing

EIGHT VICTIMS OF MURDER MYSTER'   Bodies of Family Found Hidden on North Dakote Farm — Eight Months Old Baby Escaped

ONLY THE BABY ESCAPED. DEATH   ROBBERY MOTIVE FOR KILLING OF EIGHT   Murderer Spares Eight Months Old Child Sleeping In Crib.

EIGHT VICTIM. TF AX SUYER FOUND ON FARM   Farmer, Wife, Five Children and Farm Hand Murdered Horvibly

SEVERAL GLEWS TO MASS KILLING   Coroner Probing Murder of Eight Persons   BABY ALONE SURVIVES   Practically Entire Family of North Dakota Farmer is Wiped Out — Hatchet and Gun Used by Assassins in Accomplishing Bloody Task. Gun is Found in Swamp

EIGHT An DEAL IN MURDER REVEL   Found Slain at Farm Home ir North Dakota.   HATCHET USED AS WEAPON   Only One of Jacob Wolf's Family, a - Baby Eight Months Old, Left Alive—No Clew of the Murderer.

EMPTY GUN SHELLS AND BODIES FOUND   ONLY MEMBER LEF! OF NORTH DAKOTA FAMILY IS GIRL ' EIGHT MONTHS OLD.

SEVERAL CLEWo  BEING FOLLOWED TN MURDER Ghat AT TURTLE LAKE   Officers Unearth Evidence Which May Clear Up the Mystery Surrounding the Deaths of Eight Persons,   SHOTGUN IS FOUND IN A SWAMP NEAR FARM   Footprints in the Mud Are Discovered, Also a Pair of Overalls, Blood Soaked, As Well as a Hatchet.

BELIEVED KILLED FOR MONEY   Several Cloes Developed in Turile  Lake, N. D., Family Murder.

EIGHT PeASONS MELT MYST: RUOUS DEATH ON FAR   Father, Mother, Five Daughters, Hired Youth Found   EMPTY SHOTGUN SHELLS NEAR

MARY, OOUG AN MOORE Ih PLOT 1S STATES GHARGE   FRAUD AND FORGERY SEEN BY STATE IN SECURING DIVORCE; PROMISED TO WED WHILE STILL A WIFE IS THEORY  Movie Star Not Bona Fide Resident of State Says Attorney General; Wants Decree Set Aside; Legal Battle Starts.

LEGAL BATTLE — IS BEGUN OVER MARY'S DIVORCE   Allegiatiots of Fraud, Collusion and \ Perjury Made in Petition

LONG WAITED LEGAL FIGHT HAS ARRIVED   Pickford - Nevada Di vorce Suit Came to Head Late Friday.

Sait Filed to Seg Aside Mary Pick ford’s Divorce fram OQwee E. Moors   STARTED SUIT IN - “INTERES’     OF NEVADA”   Pougtss Fairbanks, Owen Moore an Mary Pickford Charged with Fraud and Collusion

REPOREFED CAPTURED,      Japancsc Paper Says Bolshevihi Have . Taken Irkutsk.

HEAVY LOSSES.   Reichs ehr Suffer Heavily in Attacks On German Reds.

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED IN RUHR DISTRICT   er Troops Scores of ne oe Mow, Killed and Wounded

AS WOMEN SEE T   ONE OF ‘THAT. SEX /HAS’ SOMETHING TO SAY. ABOUT YOSPITAL.      nkfor, Has the Same Proposition + That is Up to Tipton,”

Ao WOMEN att Il   ONE OF THAT SEX HAS SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT YosriralL,   Peankiort Has the Same Proposition That is Up to Tipton.

KING DEAD, OFFICIAL REPORT   Announced at Athens That Alexander ) of Greece Succumbs to Bités From a Monkey.

ATHENS REPORTS KING DEAL   Officially Announced That Alexande: Has Passed Away.

MOR: OWITCHMER GO BALK 1 WOR   Continued Improvement in Railroad Traffic Conditions in the Chicago District Reported by General Managers

TRAFFIC CONDITIONS IMPROVE.   Number of Switchmen on Duty in Chiearo Inereased by 281,

FEWER FATAL ACCIDENTS IN STATE’S COAL MINES   Repor: Issued by Departmen’ Makes Comparison With Previous Year.

FEWER FATAL ACCIDENTS :  WN-STATE’S COAL MINE!   ‘Repor: Issued d by Department Makes. Comparison With  .. - Bravions Vear:

TWENTY-TWO MILLIONS BEING SPENT ON ROADS BEING BUILT IN TEXA   OVER SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILE: CONSTRUCTED WITH STATE AND FEDERAL AID.

:  Japanese and American Relations Near Breaking Point Over Two In tidents General Graves Submits Pemal Pretest to Inter-Allied Railway Board,

U.S. INCOME IS ONCE MORE OVER EXPENSE   Nation Making Ends Meet First Time in Three Years, Report Shows.

HOUSTON GIVES OUT STATEMENT AS TO FINANCES   ‘Secretary of the Treasury Says  Income Exceeds Ex) penditures.  q   GROSS PUBLIC DEBT CUI   Announces It Has Been Reduced $1,185,184,692 Since One Year Ago.

ASK FOR NEW WAGE DECISION   U. §. INCOME EXCEEDS THE EXPENSES   COAL OWNERS TO CALL ON PRESIDENT   Total of $1,185,184,692 Cu From the Wational Debt.   lilinois Operators Are Expected to Request Reopening of Wage Controversy.   NEW REDUCTION IS EXPECTED   COV, LOWDEN MAKES APPEAL   Secretary Houston Issues Statement Covering Operations of the Government for Fiscal Year Ending June  30--$2,297,380,180 Under Peak.   Aid ef Every State Agency Piedged in Relieving Situatior-—inequity of Award to Day Wage Men Source of Trouble.

U.0.AT LAST If AHEAD OF GAME   Income Exceeds Expense First Time in 3 Years  ee   More than One Million Cut from National Indebtedness in Past Year—Decrease from ‘*Peak’’ in August, 1919, Exceeds Two Million—Other  EFneon raging Woatnrac

ee A A ne     = en tran  U. 5, INCOME TOPS EXPENSE   Total of $1,185,184,692 Cut  From the National Debt. , Ss   NEW REDUCTION IS EXPECTED   Secretary Houston Issues Statement Covering Operations of the Government for Fiscal Year Ending June  30—$2,297,380,180 Under Peak,

GOVERNMENT INCOME AGAIN EXCEEDS EXPERS!   First Time in Three Years Say: Secretary of Treasury—Deb Cut Over Billion.

INCOME FOR YEAR TOPS U5. EXPENSE   Over Billion !s Cut From Public Debt. Treasury Reports.   EXPECT A NEW REDUCTION   Statement Covering Operations of the Government for Fiscal Year Ended June 30 Is ftssued by Secretary Houston.

U, S. INCOME TOPS EXPENSE   Total of $1,185,184,692 Cut From the National Debt.   NEW REDUCTION IS EXPECTED   Secretary Houston lesues Statement Covering Operations of the Govern. ment for Fiscal Year Ending June  30—$2,297,380,180 Under Peak.

NATION'S OCBT {5 CUT DURING YeAR   income Exceeds Expenses First Time in Three Years.  REDUCTION NOW FORECAST   Annual Operations of Govern. ment Show Surplus of $291, . 221,547 —- Most Important Change is Decrease of Gross Public Debt by $1,185,184,. 691. é

OFFICAL INCOME TO LOWER THAN U, 3. EXPENSES   NATIONAL DEBT IS LOWERED AND FURTHER REDUCTION IS SEEN

5, BECING REDUCTION OF GROSS PUBLIC DEBT   GOVERNMENT INCOME FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 EXCEEDS ITS EXPENSE,   HOUSTON 15 OPTIMISTIC   Seeretary of Treasury Forecasts Further important Cuts During Coming Twelve Months.

SPRL COMING   CINTER OF THE PRESEN STORM IS MOVING- EAST WARD TODAY.   INew Yorkers Compare . Blizzard There With Famous Storm of 1888,

BLIZZARD PARALYZES NEW ENGLAND TRAFFIt   STORM RECALLS 1888 WINTER WHEN FAST WAS SNOWBOUND SMALL TOWNS ARE STILL ISO. LATED IN NEW YORK.

AUCTION CLOSED WITH ONE OFFER FOR HUN SHIPS   Future Policy as to Sale of Former German Passenger Liners Now Up to the Senate Committee.   SHIPPING MEN SLOW TO PRESENT BIDS

END OF AUCTION OF SHIPS CAME QUICKLY   Recommendations as to Fu. ture Policy of Board in Sale of German Vessels Wiil be Submitted Today.

FRENCH DELEGATION HAS ARRIVED IN BUCHAREST   trges Hinmanians to Give AH Possible  Aid to Retreating Polish Army. Py ’

NEXT SENATE TO SEE MANY NEW FACES   No Matter Which Party Controls Upper House Shake-up is Certainty.   SEVERAL SENATORS ARE OUT OF RACES

NEAT SENATE WILL SEE MANY NEW AND SEVERA! OL) FACES   Scveral Senators Are Not in Race for Re-Election While Oth ers Face Defeat.   A DEMOCRATIC SENATE‘

Alles To Occupy Turkish Capitol   Troops Will Move Into Con stantinople At Once To Protect Armenians   AMERICA URGED TO PARTICIPATE

ALLIED TROOPS TAKE CHARGE OF. CONSTANTINOPLE  DATHU MILITARY AND NAVIES   BOTH MILITARY AND NAVIES TO ACT AT ONCE SO SAVE THE ARMENIANS.   UNITED STATES ASKED TO SEND ARMED FORGE

OCCUPATION OF CONSTANTINGP BY ALLIES WiLL BE CARRIED tu]   United States Offered a Par in Bringing Home War's Bacon

United States Urged to Participate for Protecti of Armenians. Greeks May Be Used to Round: up Army of the Nationalist Party.

Allies Order Occupation of Constantinople and Ports in Asia Minor, and Americans Are Invited to Take Part   Entente Troop Contingents Will Be Given Stations at Strategic Points on Both Sides of the Golden Horn   BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERVICR. Tracer we sad NEWS 

HEINZ Sweet Pickles in bulk and package at Bellville Grocery Co.  893 44   Notice.

SIX OF I. W. W. DEFENDANTS REBEL AND REFUSE TO EAT   They Throw Food and Utensils Into Corner —- Illness Prevents Resumption of Trial—May Resume Today.

SEIZED CARGO OF WHEAT   D’Annunzio Captures Italian Vessel Bound For Trieste.

D’ANNUNZIO CAPTURES AN ITALIAN SHIP   Steamer Taken By Poet-Reb els’ Anti-Submarine Craft  and Brought to  Fiume.

This Time Gabriele Captures a Ship ‘Loaded With Grain and. Orders lt to Flume,

M’GRAW GRANTS AN INTERVIEW   Prefers Not to Appear as Informe: Before Prohibition Inspector.

“CARPET TODAY   New York Giants Manager is Quizzed By Federal Prohibition Agents.  ‘

M’GRAW AGREES TO REVEAL ALL TO DRY. AGEN’   Consents to Interview Witt  Enforcement Men RegardSee T aenke MMA Ata Te

/WOULD CREATE COMMISSION   Bill to Abolish Office of Postmaster General Introduced.

WOULD ABOLISH CABINET JoB   Bill Introduced to Do Away With Post. master Generat and Create Commission.

DE VALERA SEEKS SECESSION JUST AS JEFF DAVIS DID   INGLISH WILL NO MORE YIELD THAN UNITED STATES DID   MORDERS IN IRELAND BELIEVED TO BE WORK OF AMERICA—THIS COUNTRY HANDLED W. (THOUT GLOVES IN DEBATE IN COMMONS?

WITHOUT GLOVES      Lloyd George and Carson Crit. icize United States

UNITED STATES 18 ATTACKED,   Idoyd George Says, Senate's Action Posters Secession,

PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE iS PLAIN SPOKEN.   DE VALERA COMPARED TO JEFFERSON DAVIS.   Sir Edward Carson Believes That Irish Murders Were Committed Not By trish But by Ill Condition. ed Americans.

ROH REPUBLIC fo IMPOSSIBLE CAS PREMIER   Lioyd George ‘Likens Eamonn de Valera’s Appeal fo That Made by Jefferson Davis in America   OPPOSES PROJECT OF  ASQUITH AND CLYNES   Limitation of Powers Neces sary as Would Be Giving Dangerous Weapon

BRITISH LEADERS UNITE IN ASSAILING U. S   Lloyd-George and Sir Edward Ca  son Heads of Opposing Fac tions Attack America.

LLOYD GEORGE RECALLS [Ua OUR CIVIL WAR   IN CONNECTION WITH RESOLU.TION PASSED BY SENATE TO GET IRISH VOTE.   DeValera Using Same Words As Jef. ferson Davis. British Premier Asserts in Conmons.

English Premier Claims U. § Senators Are Fostering Secession   DE VALERA tS ATTACKED   Carson Believes Killings Were Not Committed by People Of treland

UGH MOVEMENT. PREMIER oto, STARTED GNI  WAR OVER HERE   “De Valera Is Putting Forth Same Views That Jefferson Davis Did.”

lrish Murders Committed by Americans, Carson’s Belief   Ulster Unionist Leader in British Commons Blames Assassinations to “TIil-Tempered Yanks” Misled by Sinn Fein Propaganda—Lloyd George in Speech Flays U. S. Stand on Irish Question.

BLAME AMERICANS FOR IRISH MURDERS   Sir Edward Carson Lays Much of lrouble to Action of ; U.S. Senate,

UNITED STATES IS SCORED BY BRITISH   Lloyd George and Sir Edward Carson Resent Senate’s Action on Irish Question.

Says Federal Aid May be Held Up if County Delays Con‘struction Longer   Secretary of State Highway Commission Boosts the Good Roads Amendment

Saye Federal’ Aid May he Held Up ff County Belays Construction Longer   sere of State Highway Com-

LINDSAY PREPARES  GASES   Bowers to Present Them To Grand Jury   Whe an SH Vi Aa eat 42 BAR SECU  Probe, Beginning Monday, To Be Lengthy

LINDSAY PREPARES ) CASES   Bowers to Present Them To Grand Jury   SIXTY WILL TESTIFY   Probe, Beginning Monday, To Be Lengthy

ANOTHER LOAN FOR BELGIUM   J. FP. Mergans 4 Ceo. te Fieat a Fifty Millien Dollar leeue.

MORGANBANK WILL FINANCE BELGIANLOAN   New York Houses Will Offe Fifty Million Bond Issue to American Buyers

Kansas Banker Held on Embezzlement Charge--Reported to Have Bucked 011 Game

KANSAS BANK CASHIER ADMITS ° £50,000 THERT   Warrant Is To Be Issued tor Autnc Official, Charging Embeazlement,

KING COTTON TAKES A JUMP   ‘Fiftieth Anniversary of Ex change Witnesses Sensational Price Advance.

REFUSE LOANS — FOR LUXURIES   New York Banks Apply Pressure to Dealers in Non-essentia!s ~Price Cutting Continues.

COTHAM'S BANKS it “PRESSURE” FOR DEFLATION   MEANWHILE COST REDUCTION 1 “SPREADING TO ALL NEW YORK  DEPARTMENT STORES   PRICE SLASHING IS AS GREAT AS 73 PER CEN1

TIGHTEN UP. _ “ON IMPORTER   Will Be Accorded Credit Only Necessary to ‘Con: - duct: Business -

DEALERS IN JEWELRY CARS AND LUXURIOUS DRESS NOTIFIED.   ACTION WILL EFFECT DRASTIC GUT IN DEALING IN LUXURIES

BANKS TIGHTEN UP ON CREDIT OFFERS   APPLY PRESSURE TO DEAL. ERS IN LUXURIES IN NEW YORK   TO ASSIST DEFLATION   Wave of Price Cutting Continves tc Spread Among the Department Stores   At Dinner Tonight Banks Will Discuss Means of Cooperiting In Deflation

Clothing and Shoe Reductions in New York Range from 15 to 70 Percent.

REFUSE CREDIT TO DEALERS IN LUXURIES   New York Bankers Take Drasth “Stops Po Reduce tutes, tion ofr Credits,   AND PRICES ARE FALLING   DEP ARTMENT STORES ADVER. Tsk MANY: REDUCTIONS,   “Prensury Deparment: Asks Press © Po Ald ta Coniadga To Tn.   prove the Liberty Band  . Sttuattin,

N.Y. BANKS APPLY PRESSURE TO AID CREDIT DEFLATION   Dealers in Luxuries Notified They Would Be Afforded Only Bare Necessity of Loans for Business.

APPLY PRESSURE TO DEALERS IN LUXURIES IN NEW YoRke   TO ASSIST DEFLATION   Wave of Price Cutting Continues te Spread Among the Department Stores   At Dinner Tonight Banks Will Dis cuss Means of Cooper iting In Deflation

NEW YORK GANKERS OnUT OFF CREDITS   DEALERS IN IMPORTED LUX _, URIES FIND THEIR CRED IT SWEPT AWAY,   prominent Bankers Throughout the Country to Formulate Plans at a Dinner On Thursday Night.

Will Give Dealers in Non-Essentials Only Such Credits as Are Necessary — Price Cutting Spreads.

WHEN BANKERS OF EAST APPLIED "PRESSURE" ON "NONESSENTIAL” LOANS SuNES DROP 7 PERCENT

 HEEDING FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD'S  REQUEST N. Y. BANK’S APPLY PRESSURE

BANKERS LIMIT LOANS TO STOP LUXURY TRADE   WAVE OF PRICE CUTTING IN NEW YORK CONTINUES TO SPREAD.

DEFLATION OF CREDITS BY BANKS   CREDIT RESTRICTION REFLECTED IN TODAY'S MARKET © AC Tr emrmeo   Losses of 1 to 3 Points at Opening Attributed to Enforced Liquidation —Fur ther Reports of Price Cut ee se

TIGHTEN UP - ON IMPORTERS   Will Be Accorded Credit “Only Necessary,to Conduct, Business

BANK GUATAL  GREDIT FOR ALL NON-ESSENTIAL   PLAN POR COOPERATIVE ACTION BY BANKS OF THE COUNTRY TO BE MADE TONIGHT,

SEARCHING FOR POSSIBLE DEAD   Building Collapse Laid to Shoring by Inspector

N. Y APARTMENT BUILDING COLLAPSE!   Broadway and 52nd Scene Of Destructive Giveway.— 6 Workmen Believed Lost

SEARCH RUINS OF APARTMENT HOUSE   Six Missing Workmen Are Believed to Be Buried Under Debris of Collapsed Eight-Story Building.

SEARCH FAILS 10 REVEAL CASUALTIES   Not Yet Known Whether Any Lives Were Lost In Collapse of New York Apartment.

SEARCH FOR VICTIMS OF APARTMENT HOUSE COLLAPSE RESUMED   Nine-story Structare o1 Broadway Crashes to Earth.

HARD COAL MEN WON’T Gull   Miners Will Continue Work Pending Mew Wage Agreement Ne. gotiations,

Must Grant . Demands To ‘Avert Strike   Miners of Hard Coal Will Quit Work April 1 Unless Wage Increases Are Made Retroactive to That Date, Miners . Declare

WILSON ORDER LETS BUYER Pat WAGE INGREASE   Consumer Must Foot Bill; Withdrawal Effective April 1; Re ports are Published.

LEVER AG]  QUALE OF Pala NLLED   Haste Urged by Presiden In Order Calling Miners to Confab

WILSON ORDERS WITHDRAWAL: BE EFFECTIVE APR. 1   Majority Report be Basi: Of Wage Scale Agree ment

VOTE TO REMAIN AT work   Hard Coal Miners to Remain on Jop Pending Wage Adjustment. Contract Expires March 31.

CONGRESS IN DOUB]      WILL THE. SOUTH OR NORTH DOMINATE THE NEXT SESSION   Big Republican Plurality Desired For Progressive Legislation

SOLID SOUTH CONTROL OF CONGRESS OBJECT OF REPUBLICAN FIGHT   Success of Democrats May Bring Return of Old Conditions.

BRAZIL T0 TAKE UP TARIFF BILI   President Pessoa Urge: Passage of New Reform Measure

DELAWARE SUFFRAGISTS TO FIGHT FOR PROMPT, RATIFICATION ACTION   Confident that Amendment Will Be Approved by Legisiatare Very 5eon.

STRIKE LEADERS ARE ARRESTED   Nineteen Strike Leaders Were Arrested in Chicago Today   “AS DANGEROUS MEN   Placed Under Heavy Bai! —Strike is Gradually Breaking Today

FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST NINETEEN   Government Strikes at Outlaw Walkout of Railroad Switchmen and Yardmen.   GRUNAU TAKEN IN CUSTODY   More Arrests in Other Cities May be Expected Before Night, C. B Ames Says.

GRUNAU, OUTLAW STRIKE LEADER, IS ARRESTED TODAY   Fifteen, Other Leaders in Custody teen Mere Will Be are sted This Afternoon.      and >

Arrested Men Include John Grunau, President of Chicago Yard Men’s  Association

STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED TODA)   John Grunau, of Chicago, One of First Men Taken into Custody.   ARRESTS IN MANY CITIES   Discovery of Pamphlets Proves Strike is Supported By i). W. W.

ARRESTED IN CHICAGO   UNITED STATES MARSHALS TARE NINETEEN ALLEGED KEDS IXTO CUSTODY AND MANY MGRE ARRESTS ARE IN PROSPECT   CRIMINAL CHARGES WILL BE PREFERRED   MEN ARE ARRAIGNED IN COCBT AND BAIL 18 FIXED AT THE SUM OF $10,000"  1X BACH CACE

GOVERNMENT HITS ATRADICALS BACK OFSWITCHSTRIKE   SCORE OF “OrTLAW" LEADERS ARE ARE ON UNITED STATES WARRA           SITUATION IS IMPROVED   Hundreds of Men Retyra to Work a 4. W. OW. Leadership is Eaposed-—New York Food Situation Further imperiled.

CITYCAN'T GO BUT-5 MILES FOR. SUPPLY   ‘Supreme Court Orders City . Officials Not to Procééd Under Election. <   BRADY WINS BATTLE  ‘TO. KNOCK OUT ISSUE

CHICAGO POLICE KILLED IN CAFE   Iwo Officers Attacked in Res taurant on South fee

DEMONSTRATION FOR ARCHBISHOF   Plan Rousing Welcome For Religious Head  in Liverpool

IRISH SINN FEINER LAUDS ARCHBISHOP   SAYS IF AUSTRALIAN PRELATE LANDS IN LIVERPOOL WILL BE GIVEN GREAT OVATION,

Great Reception Awaits Councillor Kelley When  He Lands in Ireland

FRENCH CHARGE IN BERLIN WELL DELWER LIST   Council of Ambassadors Decides Upon Proper Course At Saturday’s Meeting.   res. Uwe ee ww ER aaa  Revival of Issuing Official Communiques Causes Much  famamant

UST THROUGH TH   This Is Course Decided On By Coun* cil of Ambassadors Regarding Extradition.

WILL MAKE DIRECT REQUEST ON BERLIN   French Charge at German Capital to Present a List of Germans Demanded for Extradition.   VON TIRPITZ AND OTHER ADMIRALS ARE INCLUDED   General Surprise Shown That Bombing Zeppelin Commanders Are Not Considered Among Accused.

NOEVACUATION TILL GERMANS ARE GIVEN UE   Lloyd George Favor: Modification of Demands By Allies.

COMMUNIQUE IS ORDERED GIVEN HUN   List Of Germans Whose Extradition Is Demanded By AI hes Will Be Delivered By French Officer   CHARGE D’AFFAIRS 'N BERLIN TO ACI   Whole Question Is Now Up To Gerraany and Alles Will Await Action By The Berlm Covernment

FRENCH CHARGE IN BERLIN fo TO Gt MEDIUM FOR LIST   Ambassadors’ Council Decides It Shall Deliver to Teuts Names of Men Wanted.   ENTIRE QUESTION WOW UP TO GERMANY, IS DECISION   Revival of Communiques Taken to Mean Paris Council Is to Restrict News.

Allies Will Send Its Lists Through French Charge   Next Step in Extradition Case  to Be Taken By the Beriin Gevernment.

COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS SAY ENTIRE — QUESTION 1$ NOW UP TO GERMANY   ASTONISHMENT AT ATTITUDE OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT

QUESTION OF CAIRADITION UP 10 GEMANY   French Envoy Will Deliver to Government List of Persons Sought By Allies.   INFORMATION GIVEN IN A COMMUNIQUE   Holland Press is Against Turning Over German War Criminals to the Entente.

TURN OVER YOUR FIGHTERS   So Say the Allies to the Germans.   INSIST UPON GREAT TRIAL   Demand That Noted Germans Be Surrendered to the French.

ALLIES AWAIT GERMAN ACTION   French Charge To Deliver List Of Names.

ASTONISHED AT BRITISH CHANGE OF ATTITUDE   French Say English Willing To Leave Extradition To Others. :   FRENCH CHARGE AT BERLIN TO DELIVER LIST TO GERMANS   Revival of Communique Has Caused. Considerable Comment.

ALLIES TO SEND EXTRADITION LIST IHRCUGH FRENCH   Charge d'affairs ai Berlin to Deliver Paper.

NEXT MOVE IN EXTRADITION : ‘UP.TO BERLIN   Allied Cunferces Hnsist Action Taken By Entente is Warranted.

OFFICIALS OF COAL UNIONS MEETING   ‘Will Decide Amount Of Wage Increase They Plan To  Ask; lowans Present.

MINERS AFTER A NEW WAGE   Kansas Missouri and Arkansas Mines to be Asked for $1.50 a Day  Inecreagce 

MINERS MEET FAR PAY PARIE   They Will Ask Same Wage as Those Given Illinois Brothers.

NEGROES RUSHED TO ESCAPE GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA MOB   Sheriff Spends Night in The Woods With Them When He Finds That Mob is Wait ing.—Then Gots Back To Raleoiot.

MAKES BRICKS OF STRAW   French Textile Expert Claims Inven. tion to Relieve House Shortage

PERRY JACKSON, ‘AGE: 65, SUF+ FERS BROKEN BACK AT RELIANCE MINE.   OTHER SHELBURN NE

Not Candidate for Presidency Ac cording to Letter Received In Omaha,

CHAS. E. HUGHES WON’T RUN      €x-Candidate for Presidency Aske That His Name Be Kept From Primary.

HUGHES DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE   Proposal to Enter His Name in Nebraska Primaries Is Frowned Down.

CHAS. E. HUGHES WON'T RUN   Ex-Candidate for - Presidency “Asks - That. His Name Be Kept “"* Eaem ‘Primary.

9 DEGLINES TO BE CANDIDATE   Tells Omaha Friends “Utter ly Unwilling to Undertake a Second Candidacy.”

BOR ITUATION Ih  FRANCE WEAR CRISIS   WORKERS IN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, METAL AND BUILDING TRADES CALLED OUT.

FRENCH STRIKE NEAR CRISIS   seReral Federation of Labor Makes ® Final Appeal.

HOOVER AGAIN SAYS NO.   ‘Cannot Accept Demecratic Nomina  tier for Presidernt.

HOOVER AGAIN REFUSES TO RUN AS ADEMOCRA'   ‘FOR SECOND TIME HE FLATLY RE. FUSES ADVANCES OF ALL PARTIES EXCEPT G. O. P.

noeeumtin ae, ELD  Comptroller Issues Call for Bank Statement for Nov. 15

WATER'S SLAYER   HAVE ONLY ONE CLUE WITH WHICH TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY.

INDUSTRIAL. COURT _ GONSTITUTIONA!   Leaders of Kansas Miners En joined From Sailing Sitike,

JAPANESE TROOPS ATTACK KOREANS      Twenty Killed and School House Destroyed; Say Koreans Favored Insurgents.

FIFTEEN ARE NILLED IN KOREAN FID]   Take Drastic Measures to End Sedition---De. stroy Public Buildings.

TWENTY “KOREANS: DEAD.   Japanese Troops Attack and Destroy Alleged. Revolutionary Mission,

AMERICAN LEGION ISIN CONVENTION AT PITTSBURC   Election of Commander and Se lection of Meeting Place. Are Contests.

YOUNG YOUNG SOLDIERS      DELEGATES FROM ALL KANSA COTNTIES IN: PITTSBURG.      HAVING GREAT  TIME:      CHIEF . INTEREST SEEMS .TO CENTER/IN THE ELECTION;               Alxe There Isa. Lively Con ‘Among Citles Claiming R nnion for Next Year. 

Pittsburg Host » To Legionnaires   Many: Eex-serviee ) Men Attenc Stato Convention of Ameri. . cnn. Lerion, .

AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION OPEN:   STATE MEETING IS BEINC HELD AT PiPTSBUKG THIS YEAR   two Fights Develop; One Ove: State Commander, One Over Convention City

CLEAN-UP WEEK JUNE 14-21; MAYOR REPHLO URGES ALL TQ HELP   Week is Set Aside for Intensive Fight for Betterment of the City’s Appearance.   CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS JOINING IN MOVEMENT   Council of Clubs Will Direct Work of Cleaning Up the Business District.

AADICAL LEADER MAY BE DEPORTED   HEARINGS AG4iNST — LUDWI MARTENS WERE CONCLUDED YESTERDAY.

IRISH CIVIL WAR IS QUELLED FOR PRESEN   Fighting Continues But Ar rests Are Made.

SNIPERS BUSY IN ERIN   British Troops Restore Order in Londonderry. r    No Attempt Made to Reaume Business  mG@treets of City Deserted=17  Dead, 29 Wounded.

SO MOTHER EVE IS ACQUITTED!  Woman Not to Blame for Man's Downfatti anetant "Tntilatu Gace

1920 CORN CROP LARGEST IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY   Yield Will Exceed That of Last Year by 300,000,000 Bushels, Is Report by Department of Agriculture.

320 GORN CROP: RECORD BREAKER   Yield Promises to Be Greatest in History of United States.

CORN WILL BE RECORD CROP   NEW MARN IS PREDICTED FOR THIS YHAR'S YIELD.   ‘OVER THREE BILLION BUSHELS   BEATS THE CROP OF 1912 OVER NINETY MILLIONS,   Spring Wheet Net Ternieg Owt as Well as Expected — Bouwntital Yiela of Potatees the Expectatien.

LARGEST GORN CROP IN HISTORY 15 PROMISED   WILL EXCEED RECORD CROP OF 1912 BY NINETY MILLION BUSHELS ACCORDING TO REPORT Ok CONDITION OCTORER 1

CORN CROP BIGGEST WE EYER PRODUCED   Wheat Is Below Last Year’s Pro duction But Oats Exceed It Two Hundred Millions.

TO BE LARGEST CORN CROP   EXPECTED “YIELD OF 3 216,192,000 BUSHELS WILL BEAT 1912.   And Last. Year's Crop Will Be Ex-~ceeded 300 Million Basheln, Kansas, Missourl and Nebraska Contribwating Nearty All the Gain.

CORN CROP-OF COUNTRY TO BE RECORD-BRLAKER      — Forecast Ninety Million Bushels   Over Previous: Yields.

Promises to Exceed: Big Yielc of 1912 by: More Than =-_Ninety-Million_Bushels.      HEAT YIELD-UNDER-:— THAT OF LAST YEAR   Crops of World Outside United States Show Increase ‘In Almost Every Division

CORN IS BEST OF “ALL CROPS THs YEAR IN HS   Will Be Largest Yield in History of County By More Than 90,000,000 Bushels.

CORN CHOP 10 BREAK RECORDS   WILL BE GREATEST IN HISTORY ‘OF NATION   Other Crops Bountiful. Frost Damage Considered As Negligible.

WHEAT CROP IS BELOW FORECASi   1929 CORN CROP LARGEST IN HISTORY DEPARTMENT  REPORTS.   WHEAT 180 MILLION BU. LESS

1920 CORN CROP PROMISES 10 Bt BEST IN HISTORY   ESTIMATED NINETY MID.LIO? BUSHELS IN EXCESS OF PREVIOUS YEARS

1920 CORN CROP TO BREAK RECORI   HARVEST THIS FALL WILL AG. GREGATE 90,000,000 BUSHELS MORE THAN EVER BEFORE.

KING CORN AGAIN REIGNS SUPREME   1920 YIELD FORECASTED AT 1 BILLION BUSHELS- -BiGGEST CROF   WHEAT DOES — BETTER   Spring Giain Goes Beyond Earlies Expections Season Was Almost Ideal.

LARGEST CROP OF GOAN IN HISTORY S NOW FORECAST   Ninety Million Bushels More Than 1912 Record Yield Predicted.   THREE STATES FURNISH ABOUT ALL OF INCREASE   Spring Wheat Thrashing Ou Poorer Than Had Been Ex pected Because Damag From Rust Was Greate Than Anticipated.

GERMANY : WILL’ SUBMIT TO ‘SUPREME - COUNCIL'S VIEW ON CANAL CLAUSE

GERMANY AGAIN BACKS DOWN   Raversts Aittude aad Agrees to Freedom of Kiel Ganal,

INFLUENZA ON _ . THEINCREASE      ‘But Surgeon General Says There Is No Cause For Panic.   SITUATION IS IN HAND   New Cases in Chicago Take Drop. Deaths Increase. Big Increase Reported From New York.

AO FLU DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY AUTO SCHOOL   Reported in Dispatches From Washington.   SMALL EPIDEMICS IN KANSAS   Sixty New Cases Reported to Dr. Crumbine Today—Two Fatalities in Lawrence.

FOR PANG IN FLU SITUATION  uae  AT   Surgeon General Blue Says Authorities in Control Although  Reports Show Inerease in the ‘Cases Over Country

DEATHS MORE BUT NEW GAoES LESS, CHICAGO REPORTS   1,808 Flu Patients Now Against 2,230 Yesterday; Pneumonia 307 Today Against 321.   98 SUCCUMB COMPARED  : TO 86 TALLIED FRIDAY   Health Officer Says Everyone . Not Immune Is. Going .to Be Caught in Epidemic.

NOCAUSE FOR — FRIGHT OVER FLU SAYS BLUE   CASES ARE REPORTED FROM ALL SECTIONS Oy THE COUNTRY TODAY.   Chicago Commissioner of Health Pessimistic Over the, Situation in That Cipye.

Influenza on Gradual Increase         Surgeon General Biue Says There is No Couse for the People to Get 1 Panicky.

NO CAUSE FOR GREAT ALARM   Surgeon General Blue Finds No Reason to Get ‘‘Panicky’’ Over Flu Spread.

FLU INCREASE 1G NOTED WN BLUE'S STATEMENT TODA   While This is True He. Does Not Say That it is Going to Be Serious.—Panicky Feelings Not Encouraged by  r. Qpsurvanes Ltinawht

“DON'T GET PANICKY FEDERAL SURGEON   Says City and State Authorities Can Curb . Influenza

INFLUENZA SPREADING BUT CASES STILL MILD   ‘No Occasion For People To Become Panicky Says The National Health Service.  MANY NEW CASES APPEAR  Virulent Form of Fiu Confined To Comparatively Few Districts.

— EEE  BAUILOTE COMMANDER OF RUSGIAN ARMIES IN GOVERNMENT TURN-OVES      MESSAGE CONFIRMS RUMOR THAT LENINE GOVERNMENT HAS  BEEN OVERTHROWN,

BRUSILOFF ASSUMES SUPREME AUTHORITY IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Apparent Confirmation of Elevation of Military Over Civil Powers.

ALEXIS BRUSILOFF SUEGEENS LENINE'   LONDON PAP®R SAYS LENIN! HAS BEEN OVERTHROWN IN RECENT COUP.

BRUSILOFF SAID TO HAVE SEIZED LENINE’S POWERS   Former Commander-in-Chief of Czar Armies Reported to Have Assumed Supreme Authority Over  Soviets.

EDDIE FOY IS FINED $80   For Allowing His Children to Perform in a Vaudeville Theatre,

GOAL SUPPLY. TS SUFFIGIENT   SITUATION IS: EXPLAINED BY PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

MORROW SEES NO. NEED MORE LAWS IN COAL INDUSTR\   ‘Regulatory Measures Now or ‘Books Insure Coal Supply ‘for Nation.   SAYS NOTHING ABOUT PRICE. OR ITS CAUSE   Head ‘of Natidnal Coal “Asso- ciation Shows Plentiful.. Supply Available,

OLD - FASHIONED BARBECUE HELD AT IRCKSON, 0      HARDING ADDRESSES — 50.006 PERSONS IN JACKSON, OHIO AT CELEBRATION.   MANY STATES ARE REPRESENTED   Fifty Beeves Were Butchered and Cooked in Open Oven Trench es; Senator Partakes.

Fifty Beevas for the 50,000 Peopls Cooked in Trenehes For “Burgoo’”’ Lovers.

Protective Tariff Necessary, He Declares, To Maintain American Industry To High Efficiency—Proper Policy Wonted By Republicans.

AMERICA PAYING ~ FOR WILSONISM   ‘Harding Flays Administratior Inefficiency Before Huge - Crowd in Ohic.   iN BUFFALO TOMORROW

MEXICO ALWAYS IS FORMAL   “Now She Demands Written Request for U. S. Army Airplane Stranded in Sonora.

DEMANDS WRITTEN REQUEST   Mexico Sticks to Formality Over Re. turn of Airplane.

FELL FOR APRIL 1ST JOKE   New Mexico Educator Believed Story of Prehistoric Find.

APPEAL ISSUED BY GOVERNOR TO SAVE COAL   SHORTAGE DURING COMING WINTER PREDICTED UNLESS ALL CONSUMERS CONSERVE  VERY CAREFULLY

New Senator Will Urge Econ. omy, Revision of Taxes, and National Budget   WILL ASK MODIFICATION OF EXCESS PROFITS TAX   MEASURES DESIGNED TO RF. DUCE HIGH COST OF LIVING WILL BE SPONSORED BY FORMER TREASURY HEAD.

Former Secretary of Treasury, Now Senator, Wants Lower Cost    EXPENDITURES NEXT TO LIVING COSTS

GLASS PLEADS. FOR ECONO   Newest Senator Will Advocate Revision of the Tax Laws and Establishment of Budget Syetom,

NEGRO DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Black Pays Penalty For Murder of White Farmer Last May

Government Control of all Equipment Is Urged by 23 Executives of U.S. Railways

AAILROADS COURT CONTROL BY U. 4   Ask Government to Take Charge Movement and Distribution of Equipment.   Request Such Action to Avert Possible Break-down, Say Executives.

ELKS CELEBRATION 20TH ANNIVERS. DELIGHTFUL A                     About 200 Members In Attendance ‘and Enjoyed: Ar cellent Turkey and Post-Prandial Feast—Exalted Karl Herrmann Toast-Master and Clarence Bee

ELKS CELEBRATION 20TH ANNIVERS DELIGHTFUL A                About 200 Members In Attendance and Enjoyed cellent Turkey and Post-Prandial Feast—Exal ‘Karl Herrmann Toast-Master and Claren Ralph Behney and Clark Seltzer the Speake:  Ra      ge Boat gh ge at  Ae ee ae eC        1p ar w  "KILLED. WHILE COUPL   Caught Between Two Carsii in Michlovitz Scrap Yards. and: Crushed  to Death:

NATION MENACED BY COAL FAMINE   industries Will Be Paralyzed Within Ten Days Unless Strike Ends Say Operators.   UTILITIES .IN- DANGER

COAL STRIKE SITUATION: S MOST SERIOUS   NATIONAL INDUSTRIES MAY BE FORCED TO CLOSE DOWN WITHIN TEN DAYS.   Reports Received in Chicago Early vy icated the Strike Was 5 —-lowa Conference Tomorrow.

FUEL FAMINE NOW FACING NATION   “Outlaw? Coal Strike Spreads Qver Several ‘States   BIG: FACTORIES. THREATENED   Complete Paralysis of indusigies : -Exnected . >

INDUSTRIES. MUST SOON SHUT DOWN   iF MINERS! STRIKE IS NOT ADJUSTED ‘AT ONCE   NO SURPLUS STOCK GN HAND   Car Shortage and Railroad Tangles ‘Have Prevented Mines Running Full Time—Situation Up to President Wilson,

LL INDUSTRIES WANGERED BY GOAL CRISIS   Operator Declares Strikes May Cause Shutdown Within Ten Days   STRIKES AT WESTERN MINES ARE SPREADING   PRESIDENT OF OPERATORS SAYS PUBLIC MUST BAY IN. CREASED WAGES; SITUATION BEPORE PRESIDENT.

Industries of the Country Face _ Serious Condition Because of Strikes   Trouble Is Spreading      Supply of Fuel on Hand Will Last about Two to Ten Days ‘Declare Dealers

Nation Faces Greatest Coal Crisis in History   Practically All Industries Wul Close Down in Tet Days Unless Quick Relief Comes.

REPORT STRIKES ARE SPREADING   Miners Extend Activities From Three States   TEN DAYS’ FUEL ON HAND   No Summer Supply to Mean Winter Shortage

Miners Will Net Comply With Cow teacts—Situntion Ie Before — President Wien

10 Suvike Continues: Condidions Will fe Crigical Says Wiauis Mine fuerstaur   UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE IS SPREADING @APIDLY   IMiasis, lediana and Kansas Miners >May Tie Vp lTadostries of W'baake C‘easntry

STRIKE STREAM ‘ALFRED FISHER RUNS EASTWARD DROPPED DEAL   IF UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE CON. AGED BEER RIDGE MAN DIED TO. TINUES, INDUSTRIES WILL DAY AS THE WAS ENTERING  CLOSE DOWN. MARSHALL STORE,   TEN DAYS SUPPLY AT HAND SUFFERED HEART ATTACK

STRIAE 10 PARALYZE INDUSTRY   one eee eee  Plants Can’t Work Long er Than 10 Days  LEADERS ALARMED  Send Part i Ohio Output to Northwest   LEADERS ALARMED

COAL - SHORTAGE LOOMS   NATIONS INDUSTRIES WIPE “LAPSE INFO TESCONSCIOUS= , AE GS IN A BREW Daye,   MOST SERIOUS CONDITION THE COUNTRY HAS FACED INDIS. TREALLY SA¥ ALTHORITIES.

COUNTRY_FACES_GREAT-CRISIS “FROM COAL ‘STRIKE WHICH IS ~~ NOW SPREADING THROUGH. WES!   Available Supply at Many Industries. Ranges _ From Two to Ten Days—Car ‘Shortage Pre: vented Any From Laying In Steck for Winter:

STRIKE 10 ~PARALYZE INDUSTRY   Plants Can’t Work Long er Than 10 Days   LEADERS ALARMED

STARVE FOR COAL WITH NO CHANCE FOR RELIEF NOW   Car Shortage Prevents  Storage of Supply for Coming Cold.

INDUSTRIES OEE FORGE CLOSING UNLESS oT AIRE OF GOAL MINERS SETTLES   Look To Washington To End Tie-up of Fuel. in Order To Avert General Shut Down of ‘Wa ctories Throughout Country.

OUTLAW COAL ~STRIE WILL “CLOSE MILLS   INTEN DAYS   ! sae 7 +  Miners Will Not Comply With  Con " tracts—Situatlon Is Before Presideny Wlison, . ,

GOAL STRIKE VERY BAD FOR INDUSTRY     SITUATION THRUOUT MIDDLE  WEST ADMITTEDLY VERY : GRAVE JUST NOW   PRICES TO BE BOOSTED   Any Increase in Wages to Miners Will Be Followed By Increase In Price of Coal to the General Public,

LOCUSTS ARE COMING   Expect South to be Overrun with Periodical Visit of Insects.

GERMANY SELLING PAPER SUITS AT 60c. A PIECE IN LONDON   Outfits of Best Texture Retail for 1 Shillings at 300 Per Cent Profit.

Mexican Oil Fields Nationalizec But Will Construe Laws With Liberality   WANTS WORLD FRIENDSHIP   New President of Country In Talkative Mood; Tells of Government Ambitions

FRIENDLY POLICY TOWARD FOREIGN NATIONS IS ON DE LA HUERTA’S PROGRAM   Provisional President Says Government Will Assume All Legally Contracted Debts of the Republic.

POLICY OUTLINED BY DE LA HUERT   Provisional President 1 Mexico Grants Interview to Foreign Journalists   EXPLAIN PETROLEUM LAW   Expresses Desire to Resum Friendly Relations With United States

FRIENDSHIP FOR THIS COUNTRY I AVOWED PURPOSE   VILLA SOON TO BE CAUGHT   OIL LAWS ARE NOT TO BE RETROACTIVE, FOREIGN LOAN IS COMING

Uo. FRIENDSHIP CHIEF OBJECTIVE OF MEXICO   ASSUMPTION OF ALL LEGALLY CONTRACTED DEBTS ALSO PART OF PROGRAM.   Provisional President de la Huerta Submits Readily to “Third Degree” at Hands of Correspondents.

AVOWED PURPOSE   VILLA SOON TO BE CAUGHT   OIL LAWS ARE NOT TO BE RETROACTIVE, FOREIGN LOAN 18 COMING

Many Meetings Held At Ames      Thirty or More Farmers Conven tions Will be Held During Farm and Home Week,

MANY MEETINGS AT AMES DURING WEEK OF FEB. 9   Thirty or More Farmers’ Conventions Will Be Held During Farm and Home Week

BATTLE BETWEEN? ARNOHED. TRANS 16 SPECTACULAR COMBA   Soviets Announce Willingnes: to' Proceed With Negotiations For Poland Peace.

Fighting Goes Against Bolsheviki Forces with Poles Holding Own on All Fronts and Intlictina Losses

RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING PEACE   Willme to Negotiate With Polish Nation to Stop the Fighting on the Border,

RUSSIAN SOVIET  TO TALK PEACE   READY TO OPEN NEGOTIA TIONS WITH POLAND APRIL 10TH.

RUSS SOVIETS SEEKING PEAGE WITH THE POLES   Wish To Open Negotiations For Peace On April 10th

Soviet Forces Suffer Severe Reverses at Hands of Poles on Podolia Front; Fighting Continues at Many Places, With Polish Forces Everywhere Holding Back Bolshevik Forces; Armored Trains Clash.

RUSSIA SOVIET ASK FOR PEACE WITH THE POLES   Tichitcherin Sends Request for Meeting on April 10th Somewhere in Esthonia.

WILL VOTE TO. DECLARE PEACE   tallot In House Is Scheduled For Friday Afternoon

Porter Resvlution Scheduled ter Ballot In House at & ps re  ee ee

Aero Club Awards . "The Bennett Trophy   Woy by Belgica, the Belgian Kutry In the, International, Starting at Tiryningham, Ala.

Saleen ented nieniiieemmmeammenelll  KING GONGTANTINE SAILS FOR GREECI   Wife and Children of the Former Greelk Monarch Set Sail  From Venice for a Port of Athens on Greek Warship Today.

TEXAS LEGIONERS WILL DISCUSS BONUS oGHEME IN ANNUAL CONVENTION   FIGHTEES HUNDRED DELEGATES EXPECTED TO ATTEND HOUSTON GATHERING,

SUGAR SHORTAGE NEVER EXISTED —-FICURES REVER   WHILE HOUSEWIVES SCRIMP, NA TION'’S STOCKS 17 PER CENT , ABOVE LAST THREE YEARS,

NEW RIND OF LIFE BOAT   © fatisins Speed oof  Nin Miles. an Hour By Suction  Cr

NEWEST LIFEBOAT OPERATES ROUGH SEAS BY SUCTION   40 - Horsepower Engine Draws Water Througt Tubes to Propel Craft.

DEAMANS AT oPA FEAR NEW REVOLT   Lioyd George Tells Teuton En. voys They Must Yield.   MILITARY CHIEFS CALLED   American Government May Be Asked by the Supreme Council to Join  ~~ in the Occupation of the  was Ruhr.

GERMANS TOL THREAT NO JOKE   “Give In or We Invade,” Lloyd _ George Telis Berlin Ministers.   NOT BLUFFING ON DEMANDS   Envoys Declare “Germany ts Be tween Civil War and Invasion” — More Conferences Being Held —~  : in Effort to Avoid Break.

, No Revision of Tax ) Laws Will Be Made  . By the Next Congress  ,

OF TAXES AT NEXT SESSION Ol CONGRESS =   Says Statement Compared by Glas: in Reply to Penrose’s Prediction.

NO REVISION OF TAXES, WHITE HOUSE SAY!   Senator Glass Retorts Real Nastily to State ment of Senator Penrose —— Purchase of  World Peace Condem ned.   THE CAPITAL NEWS

RAILWAY WAGE. CONTROVERSY IS UNSETTLED   FOURTH DAY OF CONFERENCES MAY: BRING ABOUT AGREEMENT. SAYS.HINES -

AL WAGE GONTROVERS! NEARS FAVORABLE END   - Fourth Day of the Conference at Washington Finds Both Sides Optimistic as to Satisfactory Adjustment

BUT ONE CANDIDATE IN-NORTH DAKOTA   Only One Name on Presidential Pri mary Ballot There and That One Hiram Johnson,

HIRAM JOHNSON 15 ONLY CANDIDATE IN PRIMARY   UNIQUE SITUATION IN NORTH DAKOTA WHERE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION VOTED AGAINST INSTRUCTING DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION.

SETUATION IS UNIQUE IN NE. PRIMARY VOT   Only One Presidental Canc: ‘late Has Entered Field  In Election

JOHNSON ONLY: NORTH’ - DAKOTA CANDIDATE   Presidential Primary will be Held Tomorrow—New York Unknown on Ballot. Too..

BLAKELY COUGHLIN FOUND ONCE MORE   Child in Tennessee Said to Resemble Child Stolen in Norristown.

FORMER SECRETARY SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT TO BE BOTIIERED ABOUT CONVENTION,

McaDOO WILL HOT TALK.   Tells Hewspaper Man He Dos:  Not Wenl ta Be Bothered  About Folilics.

McADOO WILL NOT TALK.   Tells Newsvaper Man He Doe Not Want to Be Bothered About Politics.

M’ADOO REFUSES TO MAKE FURTHER STATEMEN   Declines to Discuss Question o Whether He Would Accept if Tendered Nomination.

McAdoo Refuses To Be ‘Bothered’ About Politics      Declines to Comment on Convention—Says He Is Not in Touch With Proceedings.

MADOO INStTo THAT flo PRIVACY BE UNDISTURBED   Interviewer Gets by Watch: man But Learns Little by His Interrogations .   DESIRES NO INFORMATION   Silent Candidate Does Not Weicome Advance News ‘ on Convention Results

DON’ TBOTHER ME--McADOO   Refuses to Discuss Convention, Politics o1  Report He Would Take Nomination

Former Secretary, of Treasury. 'TeHk: Newspaper Reporters He Does Not Care .for Politics,

Dees Net Want to Talk Convention er Politics aad 4-ts to Be Let Alene.

McAdgo Refuses to a to Discuss’ Democra tic Convention and Wil. Read Re porte in Newspapers.

Raisin Whiskey. Valued: at “Fifteen. Thousand ‘Dollars fs Captuted in. One Residence _ By Prohibition Officers ‘To aw:   MANY BARRELS MASH TAKEN   And Great Quantities of Oth er Supplies of Manufacture

PE RESWENGE HAS BAA7ODIINV   OMcers Find Two Stills: and Vast Amount cf Liquor In Cleve‘and Dwelling.

STI LL AND BOOZE,   Much tHegal Property Seized by the ase. a ae eee

GET RAISIN WHISKY IN RAID. »   Cleveland Dwelling Was Housing 4 Distillery.

CONCEDE JOHNSON BILL WILL PASS   Some Predict Its Burial in Senate.

GOLD FHROYW ENGLAND.   Shipment of $15,000,000) Arrives Or : Kteamer Adrintic.

GREEK PLEBISCITE DELAYED   People to Vote December 5 on Return of Constantine.

TO DETERMINE IF KING WILL RETURN ON OEG.   M.- Gounaris Gives. Statement Tc i Associated Press.

WHEAT GROWERS DECLARE FOR FAIR GRAIN PROFIT      Two Thousand Farmers and Ranch ers From Seven States Form Permanent Organization.

FALL OF WARSAW SURE T0 COME * EXPERTS SAY   If Poles Keep Fight \ NG Reds Will Take City—Wilson Promises Some Aid. i

Fall of Warsaw Believed In. evitable if Peace Terms Are Not Arranged   POLISH ARMY GIVING WAY ON ALL FRONTS   DISINTEGRATION  EXPERCTED IN HKESISTANCE TO REDS FOLLOWING RESIGNATION OF POLISH WAR MINISTER,

FALL OF WARSAW SEEMS GERTAIN   Unless Waring Faction: Agree to Terms Today, Fall of City Cannot   BE STAVED OFF   Bolsheviks Marching on— England Believes There is a Way Out  

ARMISTICE NOW ONLY HOPE   Polish Troops Offer Little Resistance to Foe

FALL OF WARSAW CAN'T BE DELAYED MUCH LONGER   Unless the Polish and Russian Delegates Agree to an Armistice Today

AGREEMENT TO END MOSTILE TIES AT CONVERENCER TO. DAY 1S ONLY HOT.   Ammouncement rou Moscow States Rapidly om All the Sectoxs,

MESSAGES SHOW POLES ARE  BEATING A HASTY RETer +   ENTENTE MAY MARE ATTACK ON PETROGRAD  WETH NAS yAL ¥ LS

WARRANTS ISSUED AT TWO POINTS   Sugar Profi fering Charges: Are ~ Filed By Government S.

SUGAR MEN CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING   Watren!s Are Issued for Brokers and Wholesaie Bealers,

SEN. LA FOLLETTE SAYS PEACE LEAGUE IS DIABOLICAL AND BOOSTS AARDING

MEXICANS, BUYING ARMS, RELEASED.   No Cause for Folding Them Found by ernment Officiais who Arrested them in St. Louis

DEVELOPMENT IN THE WEST   Railroad Menagers’ and Tnsur. gent Strikers Issue Stute ments--More Men Return te Worle.

FREIGHT TRAFFIS ALMOST NORMA   Managers Claim 1,892 Mer In Chicago District Are Working Again.   Fe-r of Permanent Blacklist Prives New York Strikers Back to Jobs.

STRANGER TAS LOST AIS IDENTIT   Baffling Case Confronts Phy sicians of Dubuque, Iowa.

RARER REE Prema ier en eT mR ET Ne Ne ee  PICK UP MESSAGE OF LOST VESSEL

FLORIDA NEGRO IS LYNCHED   Kilted by «2 Wok Near Miami for 4)te@wed tanaaeti.

SAFEGUARD FOR NAVIGATION   Great Britain Advises Shins ta seid  Calling at (lucenstown,

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR MEXICO 1S EXPECTED   Whereabouts of Fugitive President Carranza is Un—r oO Lkmaown Today   Conflicting Reports on Federal Reverses Are Pourine Out cf Mexico

Establishment of a Provisinal Government Is Expected.  ee  WHT A BWITEDOMaA MOppwYom   DELA HUERTA PRES’T.   Revolutionary Forces Maintain Success of Revolution.

WHEREABOUTS AND FATI OF CARRANZA STILL REMAINS MYSTERY.   REPORT OF CAPTURE AND OF HIS EXECUTION UNCONFIRMED

10 ESTABLISH A PROVISIONAL GOV   IY TS EXPECTED GOVERNOR HY. ERTA WILL BR PRESIDENT,   REPORTS OF CARRANZA   Washington Without Confirmation as to His Captire Nor Report of Hix Eveeution. ip

EOTABLISHAIENT OF GOVERNMENT   Of Provisional Nature by Mexican Rebels is Expected In a Few Days.   GOVERNOR OF SONORA A LIKELY CANDIDATE   Washington Circles Believe the Safety of Americans in Mexico is Assured.

REBELS SOON _ TO ESTABLISH GOVERNMENT   Latest Reports Insist That Carranza Is In Hands of Revolutionary Forces and Will Be Allowed to Leave Country If Treasury Is Left Intact.

RAIL WORKERS QUIT   TRAINMEN QUIT JOBS TO SEEK OTHER EMPLOYMENT.   J. S. Rail Labor Board Warned That Workers Resign Because of Present Low Wages.

AFTER WORLD RECORD FOR ENDURANCE FLYING   Lieut. Ross ©. Kirkpatrick al Midnight Had Been in Air Seventeen Hours.

SIMS CONTINUES TESTIMONY BEFORE CENATE COMMITTEE   ‘Reads Many Letters and Cables Indicating Difficulties With Navy Department.

OVERNMENT PREPARED 10 GO ON WITH PLANS FOR {TS GREAT AUSPIAL HERE   NOTHING RECEIVED LOCALLY

OVERNMENT PREPARED 10 G0 OW WITH PLANS FOR LTS GREAT ROSPIAL HERE

FARMERS DISCUSS ° 1920 HARVEST PAY   Kansans Face ‘Higher Scale of Wages for Wheat Season.

FARMERS TALK HARVEST PA}   Kansan Is Facing a Higher Seale’o Wages For. the 1920 Wheat Seagon, a

GERMANY'S RAIL SERVICE BETTER: TRAINS ON TIME   GOVERNMENT SHOPS BENDING EVERY EFPORT PUT STOCK BACK INTO REPAIR

Cox Reiterates Charge - About Campaign Funds   URGES HAYS TO TELL TRUTH AND WHOLE TRUTA AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, ON MATTER__HE IS INSISTENT THAT REPUBLICANS MEAN TO BE OVERLY WELL SUPPLIED WITH MAZUMA, SHORTLY.

GHARGE, COUNTER GHARGE, DENIAL ANIMATE DEBATE   Governor Cox Declares Will H. Hays Failed to Make Reply.   BourbonCandidate Demands Senate Investigation Committee Action.

COX DEMANDS HAYS TELL HOW QUOTAS HAVE BEEN FIXED   CANDIDATE WANTS FURTHER PARTICULARS ON REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MONEY.

SEEKS ‘DOPE’ ON (1. 0. P. FINANCES   GOVERNOR COX REQUESTS IN FORMATION OF NATIONAL CHAIRMAN HAYS

HAYS OTATEMENT NO DENIAL, oMYs DEMO NOMINEE   Gov. Cox Declares Assertions Mean Nothing—Makes Demand for Showdown.   Speeches This Week Will Dea! Further With G. 0. P. Camnaign Funds.

“RAYS’- STATEMENT WAS: NO. DE NE, OF MY CHARGES,” .?- CGROVERNOR SAYS © ~

GOK QUIZZe$ Chal RIGAN NAYS  Asks For informa! iii formation Ox earning   Asks Fer informatio Gaacerning Gampalgn Funds.   REPLIES TO HAYS’ STATEMENT

GOV. COX GRANTS REQUEST OF HAYS   Asks Republican Chairman to Tell of Sub-divisions and Quota for Each   FIFTEEN MILLION LOW   Promises to Give Evidence This Week That Will Support the Charges

WANTS DATA ON G. O, P. FUNDS.   Cox Asks Hays for Information on Pitino Maat hntbane:

$75,000 JAZZ BRIDEGROOM’ NOT THE MAN WANTED IN WHEELING   Veserted Bride Says Her Five Hour Husband Cannot  Come Back To Her For Two Years As Punishme  nt For Leaving Her Stranded.

SENATOR HARBING WILL STICK CLOSE T@ BESK   Today ix Senator and Mrs. Hardiag' Twenty-ninth Wedding Anniversary.

"IREHGE   State Fuel Director Promise: New Coal Prices Next Week Sure

COAL PRICES FOR INDIANA ARE TO BE FIXED THIS WEEK   THIS ACTION AUTHORIZED BY} ESTABLISHING OF INDIANA COAL COMMISSION   COMPLAINTS RECEIVED AGAINST HIGH PRICES

CALCIUM ARSENATE AS POISON SUCCESSFUL IN COMBATTING THE ORDINARY BOLL WEEVIL IN SOUTH

EXTERMINATION IS POSSIBLE   Country Can Be Rid of Pink Boll Worm, Says Meredith

OAS TEXAS MUST OTOP BOLLWORMS   SEC. MEREDITH IN SPEECH  TO FARMERS URGES IM. MEDIATE ACTION,   Arsenate Solution Used With Suc. cess In Severa! Localities Asserts Agricultural Leader,

“IS POSSIBLE   Country Can Be. Rid of Pink Boll’ Worm, Says Meredith

A FIVE OPTION PLAN FOR SOLDIER BONUS   MEN WHO SERVED IN THE WAR CAN TAKE THEIR CHOICE.   Insurance Featare, Regarded as the Moet Attractive of All, Added to Original Four in Republiean Program.

INSURANCE ld ADDED 10 BONUS BILL   Ex-Saldiers Will Now Have Five Choices of Government Compensation.   MAKE CASH BONUS  LESS DESIRABLE    Republicans Propose Fift;  Cents Day More for Those Not Taking Cash.

NEW INSURANCE PLAN FOR BONUS   Five Different Options for Service Men Proposed in Republican Program.

FIVE PLANS WIRY BE ADOPTED FOh SOLDIER RELIC   Cash Bonus, Aid in Buying Land, Aid in Buying City Homes, Education or Insurance Being Considerec

NEW BONUS-PLAN 48 PROPOSED   Pald Up tnsurance to Be Offered “Former Service Men,”   INCLUDED IN RELIEF PROGRAM

VETS TO CHOOSE KIND OF HELP IN NEW BONUS BIL!   AID IN BUYING HOMES IN CITY OR FARM LAND ALSO PROVIDED FOR.

PAID-UP. INSURANCE OFFERED T@ SOLDIERS   New Feature Decided Upau in Bonus Legislation Now Pendingr Before Concreoss.

House Committee Has New Plan for Aid to  Former Service Mer   Bonus of 51.25 for Each Day’: Service to Aid in Buying Farm or City Home.

INOUNANGE PLAN FOR VETS, A NEW (DEA ADVANCED!   CHOICE OF FIVE PLANS NOW   TOTAL COST OF REIIEF RY INSURANCE WOULD BE SIX BILLIONS

TEAGH AGREEMENT ON BONUS PLAN   U. S. Paid Up Insurance New Feature of Program.   FIVE PLANS ARE PROPOSED   As Alternatives the Yanks Could Select Cash Bonus, Aid in Buying Farm, Acquiring City Home or an Education.

Loan Value of $551 Available At Postoffices After Expiration Third Year

PAID AP INSURANCE PLAN TO BE INCLUDED IN SOLDIERS: BONES   if  House Committee Agrees On ' Additional Soldier Relief  i Legisiation.

SERVICE MEN 10 HAVE CHOICE OF INSURANCE PLAN   Attractive Proposition I Proposed by Ways and  Means Committee.

GIVE SERVICE MEN OPTIONS ON FIVE PLANS   COMMITTEE DECIDES TO ADD PAID-UP INSURANCE TO OTHER KBRELIEF   Per Diem Allowance For Those Chogsing Other Than The Cash Boaus Would Be Increased.

INSURANCE AS SERVICE BONUS   Republican Members of House Committee Virtually Decide on Program.   FIVE PLANS UP TO YANKS   Cash Bonus, Aid in Buying Farm Land, Aid in Buying City Homes, Aid in Education, or Insurance to Select From.

fay Give $1.75 A Day To Ex-Vet  aS  uo Buys A Home With His Bonu:

WILL OFFER INSURANCE,   Republicans Decide to Add Pla: to Scidier Relief Legisla. tion Progran.

INSURANCE PLAN WWeLUDED IN BIL FOR SOLDIER MD   Pim UP POLICY rROM WHICH LOANS COULD BE OBTAINED IS PROPOSED SCHEME.   5 REPUBLICAN PROGRAN   Five Other Plans Included in Repub lican Legislation Now Betore House Ways and Means Com mittee,

ULDIER RELIC INCLUDES PLAN PAID INSUAANG   Men May Elect Any One o Five Propositions of Committee.   Cash Bonus, to Buy Farm o: City Home or for Their Education.

FIVE PLANS FOR EX-SERVICE MAN TO CHOOSE FROM   Republicans Include Paid Uy Insurance Program in Relief Bill.

Twenty Families Are Rendered Homeless. By Bradford Blaze   Lonflagation Starts in Lumber Mill—Telephonic Communication Destroyed—Suspect Incendiary Origin.

Exploit of Yanks Duped German Army \Mere Handful Ousted Two Divisions   Five Tanks With Platoon of Doughboys “Operated” in Argonne Salient Alone, Appearing at Many Different Points in “Full Strength”—Huns Thought They Were Faced by Big American Army.

GRAPHIC STORY HOW FIVE TANKS PUT TERROR IN TWO. DIVISIONS OF GERMAN ARMY

Yanks With Five Tanks Prowling at Night Near Front Made Huns Retrea

YANK INGENULTY QUTWITTED HUNG AT ST. MITEL   American Soldiers With Five Tanks Played ‘One Night Stands” to Bewilder Germans: Kept “Em Guessing

TANKS PUZZLED ENEMY FORCING WITHDRAWALS   Bit Of Comedy On Western Front During War Had Desired Effect On Germans

ACOlGNATION OF FRANK L, POLK HANDED WILSON   }' Health and Financial Con: eiderations Cause Under Secretary to Quit  i

STATE DEPT. ~ OFFICIAL  RESIGNS   UNDER SECRETARY POLK TO LEAVE THE DEPT. JUNE 15.    Resignation’ Heving .Been —Is Third to Resign the ‘Accepted by the President Prosent Year.

POLK BESIGNS ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH   Davis May Become His Of ficial Successor.

UNE SECRETARY. OF STATE AESICyS   Prank hy Polk's’ Resignation: copted by Presideit: wu son, TBoday « ie      TAKES EFFECT JUNE 15   NORM ANH, Yh AVIS ME NTIONED : FOR UPER Torte   Polk is Chitd <High Official” 01 State Department to > Resten This Year. Hansiig >and Phillips Were Others,

FRANK L. POLK LEAVES. THE STATE DEPARTMENT   Resigns as Under Secretary of State, Giving Ill Health. as His Reason.   IS ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT   Wilson Lauds ‘Work of Retiring Official; N. H. Davis Mentioned as Successor.

LEAVES STATE DEPARTMENT   Frank L. Polk Resigns Undersecre taryship, and Resignation Is Ac. cepted by the President.

POLK RESIGNS AS SECRETARY      Resignation  off State . Of - ficial Accepte@f by President Wilson

DAVIS TO TAKE ~—— POLK’S CHAIR   UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE RESIGNS POST BECAUSE OF POOR HEALTH.

POLK RESIGNS FROM CABINET: LEAVES JUNE 1   Under-Secretary Gives Poor Health as Reason for Quitting Department.   President Accepts With “Regret and Reluctance” — Third This Year.

RANK 1. POLK QUITS HIS POST IN STATE DEPT.   Third High Official To Leave This Year; Returns to His Law Practice.

AST, SECRETARY - OF STATE QUITS   And Preg. Wilsoy Accepts the Resig hation

SEG. POLK RESIGNS ASSISTANT. POST IN STATE DEPARTMENT   ILL “HEALTH IS .REASOD “STATED FOR GIVING UP ont OFFICIAL: WORK.  Dies ag tea lee Earn Pe AWW                    : Vante ed. th’ Leave. Wher : aansing - Did, But Waited’. Se ee ee ee TB

THE PRESIDENT HAS MR. POLK’S RESIGNATION   Under-Secretary of State Re signs Today Because of Ill Health.

ie ate ened  POLK QUITS JOB AT WASHINGTON   Under Secretary of State Resigns His Post and Wilson Accepts, Says Official Washington Word.

SECRETARY POLK  HAS RESIGNEI   RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT WILSON — HAS BEEN IN POOR HEALTH

Undersecretary Leaves on Account of Health—N. H. Davis Mentioned as Possible Suereecenr.

(Continued on Page Eight)  MR. POLK QUITS POS1      Under Secretary of State is in Poor Health

Successor Not Yet Appointed But Norman Davis of Tennessee Prominently Mentioned.

WILSON ACCEPTS “POLK RESIGNATION   DAVIS 1S REPORTED SLATED FOR VACATED JOB IN STATE DEPARTMENT.

ees: ee ee aS ae Se  POLK WILL QUIT OFFICE JUNE 18   LNDER SECKETARY OF STATE TENDERS KRESEGNATION TO PRESIDENT WELSON,

WILSON ACCEPTS HS RESIGNATION ~ WITH REGRETS   High Official of State -Department Leaves Position on Account of Poor Health   BEANE a0 RESUME . ° RACTICE "Gee LAW   Sonessor Not Yet Selected; Retiring Secretary. “Had E Fine Public Record:

POLK RESIGNS HIS PLACE IN STATEDEPTM'T   President Accepts Withdrawa In Cordial Note Expressing Regret.   iLL HEALTH THE CAUS=   Marks Third Change In Depart _ ment This Year—Successor "Not Yet Named.

POLK RESIGNS CABINET POS]   = See  GIVES ILL-HEALTH AS REASON FOR QUITTING CHAIR AS UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE

OLK RESIGNS; WILL PRACTISE LAW IN NEW YORK   Under-Secretary of State in Poor Health, Reports Say,

NORMAN DAVIS TO SUCCEED ‘UNDER SECRETARY POLK ON RETIREMENT OF INCUMBEN?   POLK TO RESUME LAW PRACTIGE IN NEW YORK FOLLOWING RECUPERATION; PRESIDENT REGRETS RESIGNATION BUT SECRETARY’S LET TER NOT MANE PHRILIC

Frank L. Polk Resigns Account I Health ~— Third Resignation This Year.

POLK RESICHS AS UNDER-SEGRETARY IN STATE DEP]       CON DEFION QF BOREAL TH AND FI NANCLAL CONSIDERAT COMPEL RETIREMES  OF OFFICER,

SECRETARY POLK RESIGNS   President Wilson Acceris Resignation Oeccusioned by HE Health, Et fective Funune 135.

FRANK L.-POLK RESIGNED AS UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE   President Wilson Reluctantly Accepted Resigna_ tion’ as Encumbent Was Valuable Asset to the  --Adminiatration.

ALO GNATION  UF POLK Ii NCUtPIED Bt PRES WILSO   Under Secretary of State to Return to Practice of Law   THIRD HIGH OFFICIAL TO QUIT POSITION   Counsellor “Snubbed” for Secretary Lansing at Peace Conference

POLK HAS RESIGNED   Assistant Seerctary of State Forced To Quit.

ANSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE BAS TENDERED HIS RESICVATIDOS.      POOR HEALTH AND FINANCIAL CONDITION GIVEN AS CAUSE FOR BiS RETIRE WEN

POLK RESIGNS AS UNDER SECRETARY TO PRACTICE LAW   President Accepts Resignatior With Warm Expression of Regret and Friendship.   THIRD OFFICIAL TO QUIT DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR   Acceptance Hints Il Health Cause of Leaving Post Specially Created.

POLK RESIGNS AS UNDERSECRETARY; HEALTH IS CAUSE   President Expresses Regret In Accepting Resignation.

RESIGNS AS UNDER - SECRETARY   Fr ank L. Polk. Quits “Post in the ‘State Denartment

POLK LEAVES U.S. SERVICE   Under-Secretary of State Gives Poor Health as Reason for Quitting.   WILSON IS SORRY TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION

ADMIRAL MAYO’S LETTER TO DANIELS - WAS NOTIN ANY SENSE ONE OF PROTEST

Wood Denies References To The Navy   Asserts That He Did Not Say the American Navy Was “a Float: ing Death Trap” as He Was Quoted.

DAMAGES TABLET   ‘Hanover Truck Breaks Imboden’s Marker at Cashtown,

MICHIGAN VICTORY PLEASES JOHNSON   Stiows Organized Wealth anc  Pawar Exploiting Politics     "ASS Ba Reaten.

ST. LOUIS GIRL TRIED FOR MURDER   Ursula Broderick Expected to Plea: Self-Defense For Murder of Stepfather.

GIRL ON TRIAL FOR _ KILLING STEPFATHER   Drenja Broderick, 16 Yenes ola. WI Plead S8e}-Defense——Killed Her Own Father, Too,

BREAKS HEART OF MAN WHC SCORNED HER AT FIRST SIGHT   Unleered Mountain Girl Later Becomes Belle of Lowlands

PROBLEM NOW OPEN   President Asks Railway Executives and Employes to Join in Naming Conferees.   MR. HINES TO ARRANGE FOR FIRST MEETING   Reviews Situation From Presentation of Demands Last August to Present Time and Recalls That He Told Union Representatives Setilement Should Not be Dalayed,

UNIONISTS TO GIVE LAW A FAIR TRIAL   CONSIDER INTEREST OF ROADS, LABOR AND CIrPIZENS.   Spokesmen of Organized Men Sa: Tho Did Not Approve Transportation Act They Will Aid  im Its Operation.

BROTHERHOODS TO TEST LAW   Accept New Legislation to Try Its Plan for Wage  Controversies.

LOVALTY [5 ~ DISPLAYED   BY RAIL EMPLOYEES IN CO-OP ERATING WITH GOVERNMENT   MEN FALL INTO LINE   Agree To Give New Measure Trial As Loyal Americans

“arti Statute  Trial al Nate Issue. “Issue.” Trae Be   WILSON URGES NAMING OF BI- PARTISAN BOARD   Uaion ‘Spokesmen Declare _ Their Action Is That ‘of. *. -.Trwe American - Citizens,

STEPS TAKEN 10 END WAGE ISSUE   Most of Railroad Workers Agree to Cooperate.   PROMPT ACTION IS URGED.   President Desires That Negotiations be Delayed no Longer—-Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers Not in Agreement.

DEFINITE STEPS FOR SETTLEMENT ‘DF WAGE TROUBLES   Representatives Of — Railroac Brotherhoods Offer’ To Give  Naw -beacstinn Trial.   WILL . APPOINT-. TRIBUNAL

PLANS RAIL BOARD SOON  Wilson Calls For Nominations  Labor to Give New Law Pair ‘ral  nes in Cargo of War Nectotation

NEW RAILWAY BILL TOBE GWEN TRA   UNION REPRESENTATIVES WILL C0-OPERATE WITH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS,   Agreement to “Go Along With President” Not Entered Into by Maintenance Men. ,

President Aeks Unions and  Owners to Name Represen  - tatives for Board.   14 UNIONS AGREE TO GIVE NEW LAW A TRIAL   Maintenance of Way Em: ployes Only.Ones Not En-_ tering Agreement.

WOULD SO ALONG WITH PRESIDENT   Railroad Workers Agree to Try Out New Law   EXCEPTING ONE GROUP   Mairitenance of Way Employes and Shop Men Hold Back. Committees will Meet in Chicago Thursday and It is Believed They will Fall Into Line with Others*Soon.

WAGE SETTLEMENT      IDENT ASKS ARBITRATION BOARD BE PORMED,   Decide to Try ‘Prauspor       Out New iow Act.

MAJORITY OF MEN AGREE TO STAND BY PRESIDENT” ~ AND GIVE NEW LAW TRIAL

Representatives of Workers With Exception of One Group Agree to Keep With the Government and Roads in Giving Trial to the New Transportation Measure   BI-PARTISAN BOARD TO MEET

RAILWAY WORKERS JOIN PRESIDENT TO SETTLE WAGE FIGHT   Maintenance of Way and Shop _ Employees Are Only Union Now in Discord.   ARBITRATION BOARD - WILL BE NAMED SOON   Agreement is Definite Step for Settlement of Long Drawn Controversy.

BROTHERROODS 10 ALLOW BAIL ADA BILL FAIR TEST   Definite Steps Started Towards Ending Wage Contro varey   MAINTENANCE OF WAY GROUP HOLDING BACK   President Wilson Writes Let. ters to Rail Executives and to Union Heads.

RAILROAD WORKERS CONSENT 10 TRYOUT OF NEW WAGE BODY   All Brotherhood Groups Except Maintenance of Way Men Decide to “Go Along With Presiden.”   WILSON ASKS BOTH SIDES TO NAME BOARD MEMBERS   Urges Quick Response So as to Start) Parley. Lahore Has Not Changed Opinion on Legislation, But Acts “As American Citi acus,” Stttement Says.

WILSON SETS PARLEY PLAN IN OPERATION   All But 1 Group of Steam Line Workers Agree to Give New Transportation Act, With Arbitration Clauses. Trial.

UNION CHIEFS VOTE "A FAIR TRIAL” FOR ~NEW RAILROAD LAV   Action of Conference Removes All Danger of a General Strike Now.   HALT CONSTITUTIONAL TEST   Jewell, Manion and Shea te Draft Statement of Workers’ Views.

MOVE IS BEGUN TOWARD FINAL WAGE SETTLEMEN)   ‘Unions and Railroads Expected to Name Their Members of Commission in Near Future.

WAGE SETTLEMENT   PEESIDENT ASKS ARBITRATION BOARD Bio bORMED.,   Unions Decide to Try Out New  ‘Transportation Vet,

RAILROAD TRIBUNAL ON WAGES DAWNED   Dedare They Have Not Ap woved Cummins-Esch Act But Willing to Go-operate

PROMPT AGTION URGED iN RAIL NEGOTIATIONS   President Asks Speed in Selection of Representatives for Bipartisam Wace Board.

ALLIED POWERS APPROVE PACT   Express Satisfaction With Treaty.   HTALIAN CABINET /” RATIFIES RESULT   Ttaly Acquires Territory nder Terms.

ann FRANC  AND UNITED STATES, EXPRESS ELIET i ~—ADBIATIG SETTLEMENT

SATISFACTION AT  SETTLEMENT MADE   italian Premier, Says Great Brit ain, France and America Are Pleased

U8, APPROVES THE ~TTALAN AGREEMENT WITH JURO-SLAYE   France and England Also Cer _ tify Their Approval of . the Results of the Conference Settlement of the Adriatic Matter. — :

PACT PLEASES US.   Adriatic Settiement Also Satisfies Britain and Franoe

ALLIES APPROVE SOLUTION OF _ADRIATIC ISSUE   Italian Premier Also State Fiume’s Liberty Is Safe, Is Renort.

BGREEMENT PLEASING 10 ALLIED AMBASSADORS   epnece entatives OF England France and U.S. Concur.

THEY ARE PLEASED   Ambassadors Satistied Wit! Italian-Juge-Slay Adriatic Settlement.

PROSPECTS OF A b.0.P. DEADLOCK GROWING HOURLY   Closeness of Convention Opening Works to Further Becloud Great Questions.   Dark Horse Possibilty In: creases—Fight for Control Becomes More Active.

MUDDLE AT 6.0, P. MEET GROWS   Prospects for  Hard Deadlock in Convention Loom Big   BATTLING FOR ADVANTAGE   Outlook Helps to Enliven Squahble Over Contests

REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE A HARD TIME TO PICK CANDIDATE   Prospects of a Deadlock Grows Hourly-Platform Fast Being Put Into Shape

THREE FACTION AU AIMING GAINS   ‘Imminence of Convention Ap: parently Further Beclouds Question. «°°

QHNSON, LOWDEN \N) WOOD CLAIM NPLEDGED VOTES   Dark Horse Possibilities Increase Activity On  Convention Eve.

ALL AT SEA ON ‘CONVENTION EVE   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Forces Claim Gains—All Lack Enough to Win   Favorite Sons and “Dark Horses” Increase Activities and Tangle Situation   Borah to Speak at Big John_ son Meetirig Tonight— Woon Candidate Quits.

MAY KEEP LODGE IN THE CHAIR   Massachusetts Senator May Be Both the Temporary and Permanent Chairman.   WCOD WILL LEAD ON THE FIRST BALLOT   New York Delegation Likely to Switch to Soldier After Vote for Butler.

DELEGATES ARE MILLING ARUN   NO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE an IN REACH OF NOMINATION      “AROUND WITKOUT LEADERSHIF   “Dark Horses Being Citic Ke. Cormick or Beveridge May Be  “ Chairman of Convention, ul

HUUSIER MAY BE CONVENTION RULER   Dark Horses and Favorite Sons Be Cloud Issues on Eve of National Convention   SCRAMBLE FOR TICKETS   Permanent Chairmanship. Now. Lies Between Senator McCormick and Ex-Senator Beveridge.  -

NOTHING FAS HAPPENED 10 GLARIFY SITUATION   Republicans Gather For Conventior Which Opens at Noon Tomorrow In Chicago.

REPUBLICAN STARS MAKE RIVAL CLAIMS   No Candidate Possesse: Conclusive Strength.

iad, Lowden. and. = Johnson - Working: Hard. For: Delegates: _   PLATFORM. 1S-TAKING-SHAPE      Near-Agreement on. League of .Na __.tions is, Reported,. But. Reserva-.: s _ tionists ‘Said tobe’ Holding: Out

G00D CHANCE ~ FOR DEADLOCK   F: avorite Sons and: Dark Horses Are Increasing “Their Activities .

Situation as‘to a Possible Candidate Grows More Clouded as Meeting of Convention Draws Near      WOOD, JOHNSON AND LOWDEN IN HOT RACE AFTER PRIZI

Delegates Ate Huddled Around Hotels-Wondering Where. _’ Are the Leaders of Old Days Pending Opening of Con: : vention Tomorrow. — Beveridge Favored by  -For Chairman.—New “York to Vote for Butler on the First Few Ballots, — Caucuses Are Being Held.   ‘NO PREDICTION ‘AS TO WHO with SECURE THE REPUBLI" _CAN NOMINATION PLUM

SMOOTH  WAY ON   Proposed - Plank’ -May Win. AU Republican ° > Leaders   DEADLOCK OVER’ NOMINEE LOOMS

Wood, Lowden and Johnson Make Desperate Attempts for Uninstructed Votes but None Has More Than One: fourth of Delegates Pledged on Eve of Opening Session.

GREATEST. STRENGTH OF. ANY, ONE-FOURTH ON 1ST BALLOE      Takes Majority to Nominate Prospect of Deadlock Better Hourly.             DARK HORSES ADD TO. : "TANGLED. SITUATION:   Sijiiabble Over Convention Seats Carried to Floor--Woman, Candidate Withdraws.

The Situation is Mixed, and If Wood, Lowden or Johnson ~ Forces Fail to Secure a Majority at-An Early Date a Dark Horse May Be Run In.

UNPLED GED DELEGATE § WIELD POWER      Wood, Lowden, Johnsor Delegates Can’t Carry First Ballot   DARK HORSES LOOMING   Party Leaders’ Control is Be. coming More and More Shaky

UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES BE “SIEGED — MCORMICK’ AND “SBEVERIDGE IN SPITLIGHT. .

Chairmanship oF":  . Lively ‘Squabble       McCormick and Beveridge Are Most. Premi. nently Mentioned for- Guidance of €onvention Which Opens —

Question, Who !s ta Be The Nominee, is Unsetiled,   PERMAMENT CHAIRMAN PLANS      That Matter Also Undecided— Platiorat Suggestions Beginry ging te Take Form.

UNGERTAINTY GROWS ON EVE OF OPENING OF G,0,P, CONVENTION   McCormick or Beveridge May Be Chosen Permanent Chairman.

CHICAGO ELEMENTS SFEMITO BE WORKING TO BECLOUD ISSUES   Dark Horse Grooming Becomes a Favorite Occupation In the Offing #   DEADLOCK OUTLOOK BRIGHTER THAN EVER

NOMINEE REMAINS GREATLY IN DOUBT   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Supporters Drive Hard. None Has Over One-Fourth of Delegate Strength.   PROSPECTS OF DEADLOCK BECOME HOURLY BETTER   McCormick and Beveridge Are Leading in Chance for Permanent Chairman — Governor Sproul Has No Choice.

DARK HORSE — ~ TALK GROWS   HUGHES US MENTIONED WITH THE LIST.OF PROBABLES.   NO CONVENTION BOSS   BUTLER DOES NOT WANT FAYV“ORITE SON VOTES,   Wood, Lowden. and Johnsen Workers Basily Engaged Corral." Ing Delegate Votes.

Delegate Claims Not Sufficient: and Contest for Seats Will Be Appealed from National Cammitiee   MAY DECIDE ON FLOOR   Some of Contesta May Reach Convention Floor--Pight on For Permanent Organisation   DARK HORSES BECOME ACTIVE

FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT   OCCURRED NEAR MARTINS VILLE SUNDAY NIGHT   Bloomington Milliner Injured When Car Tarns Turtle

METHODS Al ARROWHEAL  UNDER FIRE (it  FRINN   Three Other Hospitals for Injured Soldiers Also to Be Criticized

HAITIAN STUDENT  ACCUSES MARINE   DRAGGED FATHER FROS BED AND BEAT HIM TO DEATH, YOUTH TELLS COURT

SUA TESTIFIES TO KILLING OF FATHER   HAITIAN. WAS ‘SUSPECTED oF * HARBORING BANDITS DURING BATILE.

LEASING THE CUTLERY PACTORY   Local Concern Will Be Operated By Ohio People.

ROLING MADE IR THE STEPHENSON Got   Divorce Trial Of Adams Tp. Parties About Ended

STEPHENSON DWORCE CASE DECISION MAD!   ‘Huaband Awarded Custody 0 Children—Alimony To Be Decided Later.

GERMAN MONEY EXCHANGE LEAPS HITTING 2.19 CTS,   Is First Sign That Foreign Exchange is Starting Back To Normal   G CHANGE IN PARIS   EUROPEAN BANKERS PREDICTING STABLE CONDITIONS IN SIGHT AT L&asT

ait WILL:  EA THE CALI   Constantine, Asked To Return Will Lose No Time.   LONDON: COMMENT  : ON GREEK ELECTION   International: Outlook Pregnan' with: Peril.   The’ British and: Frerich May" Ne  ‘Longer Regard: ” Greece asa  Friendly Power If’ King Con- ; “stantine. Returns to Power.

Likely Recall of King Constantine Is Viewed With Alarm by Europe

BY BRITISH = AND FRENCH   Glaim He is Not Friendly to Allied Powers

INTERNATIONAL DUTLOOK SAID TO BE GLOOMY   Outcome Of Greek Election Unfavorable To Diplomats.   REFUSE CONSTANTINE   Election Virtual Return Of Former Regime To the Throne.

his is Interpretation of Vic tory of Former King Constantine’s Faction In Greek Election—Venizoles Defea! Regretted.

GREEK ELECTION BRINGS A SHOCK: TO THE ALLIES   British Writer Says Outcome Is Pregnant With Perils.   LONDON PAPERS MAKE COMMENT   Election Result Declared A Sig: nal Example OF Popular Ingratitude.

YARDMEN 3 CHIEF DECLARES oTRIKE GAN BE SETTLED   City and Federal Officers With Grunau Will Be in Attendance.   More Crews Returning and Activity in Stock Yards District Increases.

STRIKE OF OUTLAWS MAY SOON BE ENDED   PROSPECTS BELIEVED BRIGHT FOR CALLING IT OFF.   Mass Meeting of Chicago Switchmen to Be Held in That City Today— Traffie Conditions Are  Nearly Normal.

SCT TLCMENT OF TARDMEN'S STRIKE EXPECTED TODAY   Insurgents Will Holc Big Mass Meeting Today   GRUNAU WILL PRESIDE

GRUNAU PAEDIGTS EARLY ERD STRIKE   Will Preside at Mass Meetine of Yardmen’s Associatior Today at Which Action is Expected to be Taken.

MASS MEET IS CALLED BY LEADERS   aot Grunsu, Predicts Speedy End of Bail. Tieup From Jalil Gell

EXPECT TO END STRIKE IN WFES1   Meeting Called in Chicago t Determine Sentiment of Switchmen.   GRUNAU HOPES TO PRESIDE   Freight Hendlers and Clerks Decide Not to Quit—Maintenance of Way Threat Opposed

‘RAIL STRIKERS TO YIELD, ACTION DUE  TODAY 1S EXPECTED T0 END WALKOUT

RAIL PEACE IN CHICAGO?   STRIKING SWITCHMEN EXPECTED TO DECIDE TO RETURN.   eOatinws'!t Wil Hold Mass Meetiug Toduy, Which Johu. Grunau Pre dicts WIN Lead te keittlemenut.

Grunau Expects to Get Out of Jail and Preside.   WILL TAKE A VOTE   fen Chicago Lines Issue Ulti matum Giving Men Until This Noon to Return to Work.

TRIKE IN CHICKGO MAY END TODAY      Members of Newly Formed Yardmen’s Association Meet to Consider Return.   SEVEN MORE STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED   Ultimatum to Return Deliver ed to Strikers in New York; Places Filled.

OPLEDY ENDING UF AAI oTRIKE THOUGHT LIKEL'   Action Toward Ending the Unauthorized Walkout To Be Taken At Mass Meeting in Chicago Today.

SWITCHMEN WILL TAKE ACTION AT MEETING TODAY   Grunau Predicts Strike Wil Be Called Off by the  Outlaw Union.

DAKOTA CROPS Gon,      Harvest Rash Beglig? to Norther (ira Ficids Where Henyy Yields Are Practloalty: Assured

REDS 10 ASK WILSON FOR DEFINITE ANSWE   Socialists Want President. te Come Into Open Regarding Feliti Offenders.      DEBS TO BE CANDIDATE

Want Wilson to Anawer Definitely On Questions Regarding FPolitieal Offenders.

DEMAND REPLY _ FROM PRESIDENT         no Questions Renueding “Pots # t cab Offenders,”

SOCIALISTS DEMAND REPLY   Want Wilson to Answer Definitely On Questionn Regarding Poliiieal Offenders.

SOCIALISTS TO MARCH TO WHITE HOUSE, IS PLAN   Will Demand Yes or No Answer From President—Debs Boomed for Socialist Nomination.

Millionaire Lloyd and Associates _: Are Given Prison Terms.   HEAVY FINES ALSO ASSESSED   Advocated ‘Overthrow. ‘of U. ‘s. Govern. - ment. and. a. “Dictatorship of the ~ Proletariat”—Expected- to: Silence Sedition ir: América.”

ARE CONVICTEL   Lioyd and Fellow Advocates of “a Dictatorship of Proletariat” Guilty.   ALL GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Chicago Prosecuter Declares Jury's Verdict Wul “Silence Sedition’— Says Revolutionary Use of the : Strike ia Made a Crime.

20 REDS ARE GUILTY   Chicago Milionaire Gets Prison Term and Fine.   Nineteen Others Are Cenvicted of Plot to Overthrow the U. 8, Government.

TWENTY REDS CONVICTED OF SEDITION   Lloyd and Fellow Advocates of “a Dictatorship of Proletariat” Guilty.   ALL GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Chicago Prosecutor Occlares Jury's Verdict Will “Silence Sedition”— Says Revolutionary Use of the Strike is Made a Crime.

JURY Av GHIGAGL CONVICTS 20 RED   Millionaire Lloyd and Associates Are Given Prison Terms.   HEAVY FINES ALSO ASSESSED   Advocated Overthrow of U. S. Govern ment and a “Dictatorship of the Proletariat”—Expected to Silence Sedition in America.

TREATY ADOPTION   ‘Would. Have it W it Without Res _ ervations; Criticize Ac tions of Congress.

LABOR DEMAND AMERICA ACCEPT LEAGUE COVENAN!   ANNE AL CONVENTION DENOUNCES TACTICS THAT HAVE PREVENTED KATIFICATION

LABOR IN FAVOR OF RATIFICATION   Go on Record as Opposed to Reservations That Injure League of Nations   DENOUNCE CONGRESS   Protest Against Tactics That Have Prevented Treaty Becoming Effective

LABOR WANTS - WORLD PEACE   AMERICAN FEDERATION IN SESSION AT MONTREAL DENOUNCES SENATE   WOULD MEET FARMERS

RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY i$ DEMANDED   Vederation of Labor Opposes Any Reservations That Would Injure Ei feePtivenes«s Laaena (Cavanag nt

LABOR IN DEMAND FOR TREATY RATIFICATION      Resolution Protests Against Tactic: Delaying Acceptance of Peace Treaty.

BANKERS 70 AID WOOL MEN, WIL CONFER INIT   MRETING IS DUE SATURDAY      MUST ALLOW PRODUCERS TO BORROW ON THEIR UNSOLD CLIPS

MEETING IS DUE SATURDAY   MUST ALLOW PRODUCERS O BORROW ON THEIR UNSOLD CLIPS

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT PLANNED BY REBELS HAS COMMON SENSE AS BASI:

PLANS OF THE REBELS   Provisional Government of Industry ry and Ceustitutionn! Re en

JAPAN TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Negotiations With Seviet Gevern. ment Expeete@ Seon.

WANT PONZI 0 PAY THEIR NOTES   Investors Rush Office, ¢ “Basket Millionaire” Early in Morning.

IPONZ! INVESTORS MAKE RUN   On Office of “Bushel Bagket” Million alre To Gash Notes Following Insolvency: Announcement,

RUN ON PONZI STILL GOES ON   Report That Promoter Is Hope “lessly Insolvent Brings Investors to Cash Notea

LEAGUE WILL BEHARDING'S MAIN THEME   Nominee Stops Over Four Hours In Chicago On Mid-westéern Speaking ‘Trip, Resting and Dis: cussing Policies With Leaders.   THRONGS GREET CANDINATE   First’ Prepared Address. Will Ba ‘Made At Des Moines This Morning, When Reply Will Probably  Be Made To Demaryaté   WAS GUEST OF. SENATOR NEW

HARDING OPENS TOUR OF WEST, STOPPING IN CHIGAGO FOR CONFERENCE   Will Answer League of Nations  om by Wilson at His First  Big Speech in Des Moines Today.   SPEAKING DATES IN EAST DISCUSSED WITH LEADERS   Candidate Touches on Wages, Living Conta and League of Nations Issue in Rear-Platform Speeches at Indiana Towns.

HARDING HEADED WEST AT OMAHA TONIGH   Rests in Chicago—In Informal Ad dress Advocates High Wages With More Production.

SENATOR HARDING atES BUT ONE WAY TO CUT CWING G03]   Best Efficiency That is in Us Must be Given So as to Cut Production Cost.   WOULD MAINTAIN PRESENT HIGH STANDARD OF WAGES   League of Nations, Busines: Stability and Election of Re. publican Congress Other Is.  « sues Discussed in Lima, O. and Several Indiana Cities

ON HIS WAY 10 DES MOINES   Senator Harding Reaches Chicage After Short Speeches Thra Ohio and Indiana.

CHEER HARDING: FN ROUTE WEST   Republican Nominee’ ‘Confers With Party Leaders Whilé® Detaified’ in Chicago~:

HARDING STARTS OM MID-WESTEAN TRIP   Meets With Party Leaders at  Att nama   POLICIES ARE DISCUSSED   Nominee Greeted By Cheering Crowds at Several Ohio and Indiana Cities——Will Make His First Prepared Speech at Des Moines Today—Plan of League Discussed.

IS TO DELIVER BUT ONE SPEECH CROSSING IOWA   /Will Be First Prepared Ad. dress of Present West  arn "Trin,

CHICAGO CROWD CHEERS HARDING ON WAY T0 IOWA   Republican Candidate Spends  Four Hours in the Windy fr,4.,   IS IN DES MOINES TODAY

HARDING STARTS _ ON WESTERN TRIP; DES MOINES TODAY   Republican Candidate Is. Expected to Tell Where He Stands ‘ow World League

SHRINERS GATHER WERE TOMORROW   Lastence Shriners Will Be Hosts to Members Enroute lo 1 enwortir .

SHRINERS GATHER HERE TOMOREOW   Tawrence Shriners Will Be Hosts to Members Enroute to Leavenworth J

COURTS 10 DECIDE TEXAS HATE [S0UE OFFICIALS BELIEVE   HARD LEGAL BATTLE PROBABLE FOLLOWING LATE DEVELOPMENTS.

LEGAL BATTLE TO DECIDE WHETHER TEXAS CAN SET ASIDE U. S. RATE RAISE

TWO DEATHS BY SHOCTING OCCUR IN OKLAHOMA TOWN DURING TWENTY FOUR HOURS

WALKOUT BROKEN —. IN THE WEST   Siaim ‘of Brotherhood Leaders, ” Who Discuss: “Situation,”

WALKOUT BROKEN IN THE WEST   Giaim of Brotherhood Leaders, Who Discuss Situation,   CONDITIONS IMPROVING DAILY

Declares Army Intelligenc Officers Find No Connection Between 2 Activities   CENTRAL DEPARTMENT CONDITIONS IMPROVE   With 25 Insurgent Leaders In Jail Movement of Freight Approaches Normal.

BAIL MENS STRIKE If - CHICAGO SAID BROKEN   WOOD SAYS HE DOES NOT FIND EVIDENCE OF CONNECTION WITH I. W. Ww.

WOOD DECLARES: NO EVIDENCE OF W. W. STRIKE   Deparimental Commander Ti Leave Chicago After An Extensive inquiry   REVOKING MANY CHARTERS.   Stockyard Receipts Virtually Normal and improvement Continues

DIFFERS WITH PALMER.   Wood Says He Can Find nx Connection Between Strike aand I. W. W.

NO EVIDENCE OF AED ACTIVITIES IN RAIL OTRIKE GEN. WOOD SAYS   Central Department Commander on Return to Chicago Is Unable to Connect  W. W, With Walkout,   TRAFFIC CONDITIONS GRADUALLY IMPROVING   Brotherhood Leader Orders All Members to Return ta Work by Midnight Tonight or Suffer Expulsion,

UUco NOT TARRY LONG IN CHICAGO   Wood Sees No Connectior with Reds in Strike   With Arrest of Insurgent Leaders and Return ofeMany Strikers Movements of Live Stock and Freight Show Much Improvement—Loca! Union Charters Revoked

CLAIM STRIKE IS BROKEN IN MIDDLE WES]   Movement of Freight and Live. stock at Chicago Neariy Normal.

GRUNAU DECLARES HE WILL FURNISH NO BOND.  Be The Asecartntah Meneses

DIRECT ACTION THREATENED   Trades Union Congrees Votes to Force Government inte Trnee. —

DIRECT ACTION.      Trades Union Congress Votes to ‘Force Government Into “Trees!

COTTON COMPRESS DESTROYED BY FIRE   COTTON AND PROPERTY VAL. UED AT $1,000,000 BURN AT CAMERON,   Officers Investigate Clews Indi eating Probable Incendiary Origin.

EXTRA   —«a EF, lUlUlU EET ClClCUmU CUS sia  Telegraphic!  U-BOAT CAPTAIN KNEW IT WAS PASSENGER SHI

UNPLEDGED DELEGATES ~ .. JN MASS.   ELECTED BY BOTH RE: PUBLICANS AND DEM. OCRATS YESTERDAY.   Henry. Cabot Lodge Led the Republican Big Four . in Vote—Complete Vote An - neunced Today. sO

PARTY SLATES ARc UNBROKEN LOGE IN LEAD   Organization Candidates In Massachusetts Win by Good Majorities.   29 of 35 Republican Delegates Unpledged

‘REGULARS’ EASILY ELECTED — IN MASSACHUSETTS PRIMARIES   Lodge Led the Republican Candidates with 75,42§ Votes While the Best Anti-Prohibition O’Connell Could Do Was 6,114. —   Harding and Wood Run Close Race in Ohio

ARE UNBROKEN LODGE IN LFAD   Organization Candidates In Massachusetts Win by Good Majorities.   29 of 35 Republican Delegates Unpledged

LODGE IN THE LEAD.   He Heads the Delegates to the Repub  ee eee ey

iieniie. (0.0: Democtal ic. Side.         : Nearly” Bbety District . cm

Would Call Gompers, HOover and Others Prominent in National Life to Give Views on Legislation Needed to End Bickerings in Industry.

NEW YORK FORGED TO LIVE IN TENTS   Tents To Be Furnished by the United States Army During the Summer.   SCARCITY OF HOUSES   1S CAUSE OF MOVE    Seventy-Three Thousand Are Register. ed Homeless In This Great City in the East.

GREAT TENT CITIES 10 BE ERECTED AS HOMES FOR NEW YORK OWELLER!   CITY BEING FLOODED WITH NEWLY-RICH OIL MAGNATES SPENDING MONEY FREELY,

RAPIDS OFFICERS SEEK COUPLE HERI   Woman Who is Alleged to Wave Eloped, Taking Five Children  , With Wer, Bought Ticket

WIFE AND FIVE CHILDREN BLOPI   NEKOOSA WOMAN DEPARTS WETH MAN TAKING PAMILY WITH HER

FISHING [5 FINE SAYS NORVELL   Pickeral and Pike Have Mouths Open, Anxious to Snap at Bait.

GERMANS. HOSTILE,  b  Polish Representatives in Silesia ‘ Leave Country Owing to Attitude  5 of Inhabitants. ©

GERMANS SIOSTILE.   Polish Representatives in Silesia Leave Country Owing to Attitude  at Inhahitanéa

MAN PLUNGES 3 ~ STORIES 10 DEATI   Fontaine Duval Lands on Automobile as He Leaps From His Upstairs Apartment,

DUVALL ENDS LIFE BY JUMPING:-FROM WINDOV   Husband of Ada Pace Duva Who Killed Her and Her Son Son Has Tragic End.

LEAGUE ADMIT3 A MORE STATES   Finiand, Costa Rica, Luxembur: and Builgar.'a New Members.   REJECT 5 OTHER PETITIONS   Armenia, Esthonia, Lithuania, Letvia and Georgia Refused, but May Be Admitted Later—Morgenthau to Act as Mediator.

REFUSE PLEA OF ARMENIA TO THE LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Made New Members.   FIVE OTHERS TURNED DOWN   Applications for Membership by Armenia, Eethonia, Lithuania, Letvia and Georgia, Refused—May Be Admitted Later.

4 STATES VOTED INTO THE LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Made New Members.

4 STATES VOTED INTO THE LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Made New Members.   FIVE OTHERS TURNED DOWN   Applications for Membership by ArMenia, Esthonia, Lithuania, Letvla and Georgia, Refused—May  z Be Admitted Later.

THOMASON SPEAKS TO DALLAS CROWD   REVIEW OF ISSUES IS HEARD BY ENTHUSIASTIC AND ACTIVE SUPPORTERS.

PIMPLESONHANDS CUTICURA HEALED.      THOMASON WOULD AUN STATE AS A BUSINESS   CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR ADDRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE AT DALLAS MEETING.

(GRAVEL CRUSHES: nor.   : School Pupil Killed . When Pinned “o. Benesth Rock Pile. a

LANDIS TO ENROLL BASEBALL PLAYER‘   All Professional Leagues in U. S And Canada to Be Organized.

BASEBALL SEEMS WITH LANDIS 10 BE ALL SERENE   Steps Being Taken t Place all Professionals His Direction

MINOR LEAGUES APPROVE PLAN FOR ONE MAN DIRECTION   Steps Are Taken to Put All Baseball Teams Under Judge Landis.   POWERS MAY BE GIVEN AN INTERNATIONAL SCOPE   Federal Jurist Particularly Delighted With Several Con. gratulatory Messages From Fans, Saying He Wants Approval of Bleachers.

MINOR LEAGUES ENDORSE LANDIS   Federal Judge Will Be Sole Ar biter of All Professional Baseball in U. S.

PEACE IN BALL CERTAIN, MINOR MEN FRIENDLY   RULES WILL BE REVISED   MEETING IN DEC ‘EMBER IS TO PUT THE GAME ON FIRM FOOTING

Minor Baseball Owners Approve the Selection of Landis as Dictato   New ‘Rules and. National Agree- Inent Will Follow Formal Re. organiztion Plan.

STEPS ARE TAKEN TO PLACE BASEBALL UNDER NEW REGIME   Major and Minor League Of. ficials Hold Conference   CANADA ALSO WANTS TO COME IN

JUDGE MAY BE MADE ALL-LEAGUE ARBITER   STEPS TAKEN TO HAVE LANDIS PLACED IN CHARGE OF DISPUTES.   MOVEMENT 1S FAVORED   Support of Minor League Officials Assures Acceptance of Proposition,

ACCIDENT AT THE OA         ‘Misa Iris: Holmes. Loses * Fingers and ‘Thumb:

ACCIDENT AT THE OAKES.   Miss Iris Holmes Loses Ends of Two Fingers and Thumb.

STATE GAINS POINT IN COMMUNIST CASE   Permitted to Link Seattle Strike With the Chicago Soviet Sympathizers.

HAIL HARDING AS AWKINLEY     CANADIAN PAPERS COMMEND RE. PUBLICANS FOR THEIR CHOICE OF A CANDIDATE

Unbes PEUPLE Ti HELP HED Ghia   + President Asks Support of Drive of Organization.   RECOUNTS ITS GREAT WORK   ‘Says It Still Is Assisting Govern.  mental Agencies in the Care and , Cheer of U. S. Soldiers Disabled in the War.

PRESIDENT AIDS RED CROSS DRIVE   Wilson Urges People to Suppor’ Fourth Invitation to Membership.   TELLS ITS SPLENDID WORK   Organization Still Assisting Govern ment Agencies in the Care and  Cheer of America’s Disabied Oo baht aoe

PRESIDENT MAKES ANNUAL APPEAL, FOR THE RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE IN THE UL. S;

PRESIDENT ~ABSBIGR      ‘Wilson Urges People to Suppor Fourth invitation to Membership.   FELLS {1S SPLENDID WORK   ‘Organization 6tili Assisting Govern ment Agencies in the Care and Cheer of America’s Disabled Soldiers.

e- Etc. Some White Holland turkey:  of, will be given away during the sale  ng Remember the ees Tuesday, Novem:  ber 16th.   ‘FOURTH RED CROSS ROLL CALL.

PRESIDENT AIDS RED CROSS DRIVE   Wilson Urges People to Suppor Fourth Invitation to Membership.   Organization Still Assisting Govern ment Agencies in the Care and Cheer of America’s Disabled Soldiers,

WILL HANG ASSASSINS   COUNT STEPHEN TISZA’S MU. DERERS 70 DIE.   S. Hodo and M. Sztenykowski Con demned by Court-Martial—Others Get Prison Sentences.

TO HANG ASSASSINS   Two to Die for Murder of Count Stephen Tisza.   M. Hiucttner Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison—Two Others Sent*to Jail for Three Months.

SEEK SLAYER OF GIRL   Police Follow Several Clues Following Death of Pretty Stenosranher,

DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL AY FOUND. FRIDAY   NEGRO S®XPECT RELEASED AF. TER HE HAD ESTABLISHED SATISFACTORY ALIBI.

POLICE PROBE MYSTERY.      Former Suitor of Murdered Girl To Be Quextioned.

St. Louis Police Continue Investigation of Murder of 18-Year-Old Stenographer

COX PINS FAITH ON SINGLE ISSUE   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND TO BE HIS CHIEF SONG.   CLAIMS HE IS WELL FORTIFIED   frying to Prevent Opposition Fron Raising More Money and at Same Time Divert Attention From Wilsonism.

COX CHARGES ARE TOBE REFUTED BY EOP MANAGERS   Democratic Nominee Saves Sense. '- thonal Testimony for New . York Audience,   CBSERVERS QUESTION  AUTHENTICITY OF.    Upham Insists That Quota Is Optimistio Estimate Rather Thon Actual Fund,   ONEY.ONE MILLION RAISED   Democrats May Seek to Uspitaliz ‘Owa Scanty Funds Because of Short Time.

MINERS TO RATIFY ACTION ENDING STRIKE   Debate on Approval of Settlement ntinues at Convention.   WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATES MAKE PLEA FOR APPROVAL.   Say. Officials Threatened With Jail Sentence of If- Strike Goes On.

MINERS WILL APPROVE ACTS IF OFFICIALS   ‘Such Is Expectation as Debaic Progresses Before the Convention.   WEST VIRGINIA IS URGENT   Speaker For Anthracite Workers Pledges His Union Will Back Others.

MINERS DEBATE ON WHETHER JO ACCEPT THE SITUATION   Convention at Columbus Develop: That The Workers Are Not of One Mind,

MINERS DEBATE. ~DFRICERS AGI   Discussion Precipitated by Radicals Continues in Union ~ Convention

WEST VIRGINIA MINERS FIGHT FOR PRESIDEN]   MOTION SUPPORTING LEWIS EXPECTED TC PASS DURING DAY.

MINERS DEBATING STRIKE AGREENENT   Ratification Of Action Of Of. ficials Expected To Come Late In Day.

MINERS WILL BACK LEADERS   To Affirm Settlement of Strik on 14 Per Cent Increase Basis.

MINERS DEBATE COKFIRMATION   Vote Expected Today on Action of: International Officers.

MINERS WILL APPROVE ACTS OF OFFICTATS   Debate Continues . on’. In Horan Stand. Taken. -by Leaders.    “TERE VIRGINIA MAN ~ SUPPORTING. LEWIS   . “Work or. Fight”. Law ~ Causes Arrest of an: » Idle Miners. _

GOAL WINER EXPEGT 10 AATIFY TERMS   West Virginia Delegates  Vote Approval of Action Taken by Union Chiefs in  “nding Bic Strike 

NVA.HEARD FROM   fy eV PALA OINGY PR yy  Leaders in That State Say Union Faced Annihilation if Strike Were Prolonged,

SOVIETS ARE SPURNED   U.S. WILL HAVE NO TRADE DEAL. INGS WITH THEM.   Secretary Colby Quashes Rumors of Opening Relations With the Russian Reds.

U. S. SPURNS SOVIETS   Secretary Colby Kills Rumors of Opening Trade Relations.   No Dealings as Long as Russ Reds In. sist on Recognition, Declares Cabinet Member.

iPoie undred: Are . Reported Drowned       Flocds ii Soghi lin J Heavy Loss of Hife.

OFFICIALS BELIEVE QUTLAW RAILROAD CTAIKE WEAR ENG   Freight and Passenger Service Show Big Improvement   CONDITIONS IN CHICAGO GOOL

COLLAPSE OF — STRIKE NEAR; SAYS REPORT   Disintegration. of Strikers Ap parent in All Sections’ Where Walkouts Occur

COLLAPSE OF OUTLAW RAILWAY STRIKE IS A GENERAL REPORT   Haywood Admits Effort to Institute Industrial Union— » No Part in Strike.   WORKMEN VOTE TO START WORK IN ALL SECTIONS   Freight and Passenger Train Service Showing Marked Improvement, is Claim.

STRIKE END LOOMS NEAR IN NEW YORI   PASSENGER AND PREIGH SERVICE IS GREATLY IMPROVED ON RATLROADS,

OPERATORS MEET: TO REDUCE PRICE‘   Coal Producers at Request o Attorney General Palmer Discuss Coal Cut.

FHEttet et esetey pete totes  + DROP IN COAL MAY + BE EXPECTED ‘

‘OURS AFTER SIN AMBUSCIDE. A ITARY PATROLS   IRD; MAYOR OF CORK + SEND OUT APPEAL FOR HELP

Fire Destroys Large Sections of Irish City Following an Ambush   Important Buildings Are Reported Burned   Damage by Blaze That Spread for Many Hours Is Estimated at From Two to Three Million Pounds, Lives. May Have Been Lost, Is Belief.

GURK, IRELAND, NOW A MASS OF RUINS FROM FIRE-MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED   tire and Murder Raged Saturday Night and Sun: day—Loss is $15,000,000 and a Score Killed and Wounded—Ireland is Being Destroyed.

Cork Scene of Terrorism While Echoes of Curfew Die Gut Early Saturday Night .   KILLING OF MAN SAID , TO HAVE CAUSED RIOT   Ambush Followed by Reprisals Bring Out Soldiers to Aid Firemen in Work

Great Conflagration Follows Shooting From Ambush of Military Party.   MUCH HAVOC WROUGHT © IN BUSINESS DISTRICT   Carnegie Library and Corn * Exchange Among Large Ruildingse Destroved.

BUSINESS SECTION OF CORK BURNED   Troops in Reprisal for Ambush Destroy 300 Buildings.   BOMBS WRECK STRUCTURES   Confiagration Follows an Attack on Automobile Loaded With Soldiers at Pillons Cross, in Which Four Men Were Killed.

LOSS OVER $10,608,000   Terrevrism Helds Sway in City Threagheut Night

Central Portion of City in Flames Following Ambush of Mili tary.  Four Known Dead and Many Wounded in Clash.  ne ee ee  Lord Mayor Calls on Duplin for Help.  Namano Will Raach Millinne

FIRE SWEEPS CORK; . > CWILIANS SLAIN   State of War Between Ireland and England Exists, Says Trish Army Leaders. .-

SET EIGHTEEN FIRES   Destruction In Cork Its Oeclared Unbelievable by Witnesses.

Hose Cut, Rendering Work of Firemen Useless. Many Persons Connected With Destroyed Homes Missing. Damage to Property Estimated Between $10,000,000 and $15,000,000. Municipal Buildings Are Burned.   FIRE HOSE crT.

Razed Buildings Include the Corn Exchange, Carnegie Library, Municipal Buildings; Persons Connected With Burned Premises Are Missing: Loss of Life Certain   WALLS BLOWN OUT WITH BOMBS

SEVERAL BLOCKS OF CENTRAL PART OF CORK ARE FIRST TO BE CLAIMED BY THE FLAMES   City Hall, Carnegie Library, Corn Exchange and Many Residences in Ashes; Early Estimates Place the Damage at Between Two Million and Three Million Pounds.

FORMER LOHMAN MAN ROLLED IN ST. LOUIS   Chuis Kiesling Held” Up by Twe -Men on Flora Boule-_ . yard. ° :

FORMER LOHMAN MAN KILLED IN ST. LOUIS   Chris Kiesling Held Up by Twe Men on Flora Boulevard.

AUTO AND TRAIN Pit Trine. DE   Tao Others, AL Residents Modatle, lowa. Are Jaiured,

ASK LONG PAROLE BE LIFTED AS PRESEN   Boy Bandits Charged Witt Robbing. Alleged Gambling den in 1919.

ANNUM REPORT HELD UP BY FAILURE OF TAX COLLEGTORS 10 AEPOR   TEN TAX COLLECTORS IN STATE HAVE FAILED TO TURN IN REPORT AS LAW REQUIRES,

IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION 5 PREPARES   Asssitant Secretary of Labo Post Charged With Preventing Deportations   SPEEDY ACTION TO BE SOUGHT ON RESOLUTION   REPUBLICAN REPRESENTA. TIVE DECLARES POST HIN: DERED, DELAYED AND PER. VERTED DEPORTATIONS,

Would Impeach Asst. Sec. of Labor   Kansas Congressman Introduces Res. olution of Impeachment of Assi. See’y. of Labor L. P. Post (By United Press)

ANOTHER IN DEEP   {npeachment Resolution Has Been Prepared Agains' Louis F. Post, Assistan' Secretary of Labor.   CHARGED WITH ABUSE OF POWERS OF OFFIC!   Preventing Deportation of Un: desirable Aliens Is One o the Charges Made by Rep. resentative Hoch.

INTRODUCES RESOLUTION TO IMPEACH LOUIS POST   Assistant Secretary of Labor Ac cused of Preventing Deportation of Aliens.

IMPEACTIMENT OF CABINET.AIDE IS SOUGHT INHOUSE   LOIS F. POST, ASSINTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR, CHARGED WIPH ABESING POWER      INVESTIGATION 1S URGED   Sadicial Investigation of Charges That Fost) Prevented Deportation of Aliens Suggested hy Rep, Hoch of Kausas

ASKS IMPEACHMENT OF LOUIS F. POST   Rep. Hoch Charges Assistant Secretary of Labor Prevents Denortations.

APPEARING IN THE OFFING.   Same Speculation 2s to New Post master for Tipton.

APPEARING IN THE) OFFING.      Some Speculation es, to New ‘Post H z amaster for ‘Tipton.

LORD RUBERT GEGIL WARNS THAT LEAGUE MAY BREAK UF   One of Its Chief Founders Believes League Council Will Disrupt Crganization By Its Arbitrary Action.   COUN SIL RBS ASSEMBLY OF POWER   “ff the Council is Not Careful It Will Plunge the League Into Disastrous Failure,” Barwe (tsa 1]

WARNING  THAT LEAGUE OF NATIONS MAY BREAK  Sounded by Lord Robert Cecil — League in a Critical State.

Lord Cecil Warns .League It May Break   Will Crash if Council Continues Arbitrary Domination   MAKES BITTER SPEECH   Says Mandate Drafts Are Being Held Back in  Secret

LEAGUE COUNCIL IS CRITICIZED BY ROBERT CECII      South African Representative Warns Against Disruption and Failure By Usurpation of the Powers of Assembly By the Coun a 

ONE OF FOUNDERS ~ OF LEAGUE GE ~ SOLEMN WARNING   Lord Robert Cecil Cau: tions Against Arbitrary Action.   SAYS LEAGUE IS IN IMMINENT DANGER   China Decides To Press Fo Evacuation of Shuntung At A Later Date.

BITTER ATTACK BY DELEGATES OF NETHODS USED  LORD ROBERT CECIL IN A SPEECH DEMANOS OPEN CONS DERATION,   ARGENTINA WILL NOT RE-ENTER THE LEAGUE

Cardinal Declares Prosperity Should Be Increased By Saving and  Taw ontme nt.

CIBBONS’ THRIFT MESSAGE   Cardinal Dectares Prosperity Shoulk Be Encreased By Saving anid  pega arg rae

ONE DEAD IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Pilot Was Killed and Passenger Hurt When Machine Took Nose Dive in Kansas,

FOREIGN:RATES FALL TO LOWEST RECORD: EVER   German Mark Falls to Price of Onl; - Slightly More Than One Cent— ‘France to 123¢ Cents

NEW LAW WARK RECORDED  Tht EXCHANGE MARKET   Unfavorable Trade Balance Attributed as Cause of Slump in Freight.

TWELVE FRANCS FOR ONE DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE   German Mark Drops to Slightly Less Than One and OneHalf Cents.

HEAVY TOLL TAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE. IN TTALIAN GOUNTR!   Number Of Towns Ar Demolished By Earth Tremors.

HEAVY DEATH TOLL IS INDICATED IN LATE ROME DISPATCHES   With Four Towns Known To Be In Ruins, And Others Partially Destroyed, Troops And Doctors Are Rushed With Relief To Stricken Zone.

MARY HILLED IN TTALIAR EARTHQUAKE   NUMBER OF TOWNS WERE DEMOLISHED OR DAMAGED IN NORTHERN ITALY TUESDAY.   FIVIZZANO 1S A PILE OF RUINS   Troops and Doctors Are Being Rushed Into Stricken Zone to Give Aid to the Injured.

ITALY AGAIN SUFFERS FROM GREAT QUAKE TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE  LOST IN ONE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE,  TROOPS AND DOCTORS RUSHED TO SCENT

HEAVY DEATH TOLL IN ‘QUAKE   Fown of 2,000 Persons  Destroyed, Say Late Advices — Many Others Badly Damaged by the Disturbance   PARTICULARS

A HEAVY DEATH TOLLIG TAKEN   Earthquake . Destroys: Towns. ir Northern Italy.   TROOPS AND: DOCTORS a ane “RUSHED TO SCENE   Center of Disturbance in Prov. ince, of, Massa-E-Carra and Alson Gulf of Genoa.

BOLSHEVIKS TAKE GITY OF MAIKOP   Mos Reports Capture o Town in Kuban Territory.   Op ita of the Bolsheviki Continue Efforts to Liberate Biack Sea  i Province.

SOVIET TROOPS (CCUPY MAIKOP   Bolsheviki Forces Continu Their Advance—Antis Are Pushed Back.

BOLSHEVIKI IN MAIKOP   CAPTURE OF KUBAN TOWN IE CLAIMED BY MOSCOW .   Efforts to Liberate Black Sea Provine Continued by Opponents of the Russ Reds.

REDS OCCUPY MAIKOF   Moscow Reports Capture’ of Town in Kuban Territory.   Opponents of the Bolsheviki Continue Efforts to Liberate Black Sea Province,

Republican Leader Wants Tennessee Legislators to  Ratify Suf Amendment

RATIFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE URGES CHAIRMAN HAYS   Republican Leader Sends Mes sage to Republicans In Tennessee.   AN ACT OF SIMPLE JUSTICE   Believes It Will Clear Political Atmosphere and Allay Much Unrest.

TENNESSEE URGED 10 AATIEY BY HAYS   Resolution Intended to Block Ratification by Tennessee is Tabied in Lower House

BIG BLUNDER, olYa HAYS, 10 DEPRNE WOMEN OF VOTING   G. 0. P. Committee, Chairman in Message to Tennessee ’ Urges Ratification.

HAYS URGES RATIFICATION IN TENNESSEE   Would Clear Political Atmosphere Says G. O. P. Chairman.

‘PLEA OF. REPUBLICAN .¥ ; TONAL CHAIRMAN. -      ee ~ tote kay BUT.IS ONE OF MANY  WENTS OF UNREST.      Legislature Votes Down> Efforts: Delay Action on Saffrage ! - Amendment, © .~

SHARP CUTS FOR ARMY OFFICER UNDER NEW PLAN   Eight Thousand Less Come missioned Leaders Than Were Asked By War Department   MILITARY SYSTEM IS  ENLARGED IS REPORT   Working Methods Provided in Defense Act of 1916 Arc Adonted as Basis

IN NEW ARMY BIL   Only 17,820 of the 26,175 Asked by Department are Allowed

LEGo OFFICERS   8.000 Fewer Commissioned Men Than Asked for Are Included in Reorganization Measure Before House.

FOOD ENOUGH.   New York Commission Merchant: Report Improved Conditions.

CALLED TO SPEAK   WJARAABsSAS DS »~ J eh 2A £2 ODD     British Envoy Assailed By Pickets

MEER FOR  BRVAN AT  DRY MEET   British Envoy Assailec By Pickets

DEMONSTRATION FOR BRYAN   Opening of Congress Against Alcoholism Marked hy Tribute to Nebraskan.

fe a : rea WAVE OF PRICE REDUCTION HITS VARIOUS " PARTS OF COUNTRY.

POLISH FRONT PIERCED BY SOVIET FORGES   General Wrangel’s Anti-Bolshevik Forces Back Accord. ing To Dispatch From Russian War Otfice At Moscow.

TO SURRENDER IN SHORT TIME   Francisco Gonzales Is Head of Commission To Conduct Quiz— Herrero Enroute to Mex jen City.

EXPEOT VILLA TO SURRENDER   Negotiations Between the Bandit and Provisional President Muerta Going On.   TO PROBE GARRANZA: KILLING   Francisco Gonzates Head of a Com. mission That Wil! Investigate-— Herrero Said to Be on His Way to Mexico City.  =

NEGOTIATIONS — ARE NOW ~~ GOING ON   Negotiations Between the Bandit and Provisional President Huerta Going On.   TO PROBE CARRANZA KILLING   Francisco Gonzales Head of a Com. mission That Will Investigate— Herrero Said to Be on His Way to Mexico City.

VILLA DEMANDS 000,000 RANSOM   Threatens to Destroy Property of American Mining Firm.   U. S. CONSUL ASKS GUARDS   Negotiations for Surrender of Noted Bandit and Followers to New Government Are Under Way.

CHECOTAH EAM LOSES _ Two' GOOD GAMES   Haskell ' Defeats Us Sunday and Morris Turns the Trick Wednecdauv

LOSE TWO MORE.   Haskell Defeats Us Sunday ari . Morris Turns the Trick ' Wedneedav. \

WARREN COUNTY LIVESTOCK SHOW   Sutler Farm at Carbondale to Be Scene uf Great Farm Exhibit Next Week. Sept. 22. 23. 24,

BREWERS BUY MICHIGAN GRAPES      Privale Product to be Tempered With Flavor of Concord Arbor “Yield

FARMERS END WORD 10 THE PRES AND CONGRESS   FIVE BIG FARMER ORGANIZA TIONS MEET   DO NOT FAVOR ANY MORE GOV'T CONTROL   The Farmers Meet Today in Wash. ington to Prepare Memorials to the President.—Deny Statement That Men Favor  Pvacste Raménnat

FARMERS ASK ALL RAILWAYS Be RETURNED   Protest Against Claims That They Favored More Federal  Cantral   ‘ive Leading Farm Organizations Take Part in Drafting Resolutions.

Protest Against Claims That They Favored More Federal   ‘ive Leading Farm Organizations Take Part in Drafting Resolutions.

Farmers Will - Ask Return of Roads ai Onc:   Representatives of Feur Million . Members of Five Bodies Pre- paring Memorial.

FARMERS FAVOR RETURN OF ROAD   Representative of Five Big Organizations Meet To Prepare. Mem. otialt To Wilson. '

Farmers Want Railroads Returned.  : Pbeemetews: ancedtidcddetal heme

FARMERS WANT. R. R. RETURNED   REPRESENTATIVES OF dye 000,000 eae GOVERN. MENT CONTRO

ARMIERS WANT ROADS TURNED BACK TO OWNERS   Representatives of Five  Organizations Will Present Wilson Memorial  on the Matter.

ASK IMMEDIATE RETURN OF ROADS   Farmers Protest Agains' Holding Them Longer.

TO RECRUIT T PROFESSORS   Shortage Discussed at Wsorintion of Universities

GENERAL STRIKE 2 ENDED BY A ~NEW AGREEMENT   SAFEBLOWERS STAGE A THRILLING ESCAPE

HABNINIC [e“ACKEN  HANOAU TU AULD  TO DEBATE LEAGUE   SENATOR HARRISON CHALLENGES G. 0, P. NOMINEE TO JOINT DISCUSSION,

DEBATE IS SOUGHT  ON LEAGUE ISSUES   Cox Aide Issues Formal Challenge to Republican Nominee to Meet His Opponent

SENATOR HARDING IS CHALLENGED TO DEBATI   Chairman of Democratic Speak. ers’ Bureau Wants Republi can Nominee to Meet Cox.

CHALLENGE 10 G. 0, P. SPEAKERS TQ DEBATE   Harrisch Offers ta Cance] Any of Cox's Dates to Meet Harding On Stump.

COX CHALLENGES SENATOR HARDING T0 A JOINT DEBATE   Senator Harrison Asks That Two Candidates Meet to Discuss Peace Pact.   TAFT AND HARDING ARE ATTACKED BY NOMINEE   Declares There is a Conspiracy to Deceive Jury—Wants Covenant Printed.

FRENCH PRESS SATISFIED  WITH REGENT AGREEMEN   Settlement Of German Reparations Is Involved.

CAPTAIN TELLS OF -AMERICAN’S MURDER   BOWLES AND RONEY WERE KILLED FROM AMBUSH.   Were On Their Way to Meet An Of Company Launch Carrying Sapplies—-Hold Mexican Chauffeur.

‘kreatens Advance Into Germa Territory Unless Treaty Terms Are Fulfilled.

POLAND MENACES GERMANY   Yhrentens to Advance into, Teuton Verritery Unless Treaty Terms Are E'nilftilied.

JACK DEMPSEY GIVEN _ A JOLT BY: THE LAW   Chanpien Heavyweight Prize Fight er Loses Pirseé Bout With Unele Sum.

CANADIAN AGENCIES AD IN SEARCH FOR MISSING NAVY BALLOON   ROYAL MOUNTED POLICE TT CONDUCT SEARCH INTO FAR NORTHERN PROVINCES.

CANADA TO AID IN SEARCH FOR NAVAL BALLOON   Royal ‘Mounted Polic« and Other Agencies Se’ in Motion To Find Miss  inc Men.

SEARCHING FOR © LOST BALLOON   Canadian Officials Put- ting Forth Every Effort to Find Men

WORLD SERIES  MEN INDICIED   PLAYERS ALLEGED TO TAVE BEEN BRIBED LO THROW LEE SERRE EN bag.

PEAYVERS ARLEFGQED TO TANG BEEN BREBED LO THROW TELk SER bss IN Teg.

~~  COTTON WAREHOUSE CAMPAIGN   Noted Speakers to be Here Karly in August.

FIND RAIL AND STRINGS TIED TO BABY BODY?   So Claims Pasquale . After Diver’s Search in Schuyl. kill River Tuesday.

PASQUALE LEADS WAY TO SCENE OF MURDER   Shows Where Coughlin Boy Thrown in River,

SHOWS SPOT OF BODY DISPOSAL   SELF CONFESSED KIDNAPPER TAKES POLICE TO CRIME SCENE Diver Finds Piece of Rail and String  Alleged Tied to Child When Hurled

TAKES POLICE TO SCENE, OF MURDER   HIDNAPPRR AND MURDERER CONFESSES TO CRIME—SHOW POLICE WILERE CHILD'S BODY WAS THROW?

COUGHLIN BABY’S BODY NOT FOUND   Poice Continue Investigatior of Latest Confession of *‘the Crank.’’

WEIGHT USED BY CULPRIT IS FOUND   Diver Finds Evidence That Pasquale Toid Truth About Sto hering Coughlin Child,   Pasquale Also Confesses Killing Woman For $300

KIDNAPER TAKES POLICE 10 SPO:   Where He Claims He Threw Body o: Blakely Coughlin Into River

THREW CHILD IN RIVER-GRANK   Kidnapper of Coughlin Chile Points Out Spot. Dive For Body.   FIND SOME — EVIDENCE   Womas Ile Says He Killed Was Found  Dead With Skull Fractured. May  Have Robbed Her.

CONFESSED KIDNAPPER SAYS HE THREW BODY INTO A RIVER   August Pasquale Tells Police He Killed an Bld Laily in Philadelphia

TAKE POLICE 10. - BURIAL PLACE   Self-Corlfessed* Kidnapper Said He. “Fhrew * Body.in River. —

August Pasquale Tells Police He Killed an Did Lady in Philadelphia

FAIL TO FIND KIDNAPED BABY'S BODY   LONG MISSING   alice =Have Little! Faith in Story - of. Self-Confessed Slay-. er of Infant Last Soringe. °

PEOPLE CAUSE REDUCTIONS   Clevbs Declares Attack ef Common '  :   Sense Sweeping Country Is Cnuasine Price Drop.

Sudden Attack of Common Sense is Lowering Prices   Banker James B. Clews Claims Individuals and Corporations Are Through With Reckless and Unnecessary Buying. 

BODIES OF HEROES ARE BROUGHT BACK   wenty-Five Sent Out From Atlanta Yesterday Accompanied By So!diers of Fifth Division.

MANY FORCES IN MEXICO OPPOSE REBEL REGIME   Revolutionists Have Big Task to Establish. a Stable Government   FORSEE NEW REVOLTS   Washington Observers See Possi bility of Independents Usuting Against Defacto Government

MEX RED FORGE: TO TAKE FIELD AGAINST VILLA   FRESH WAR NOW, CERTAIN   NUMBER OF THE PETTY CHIEFS HOLDING OUT STILL

CABRERA, ONCE TREASURY HEAD FOR.CARRANZA, S IMPRISONED   Military’ Leaders ‘in Mexico, With Small Forces, Threaten  : Trouble.

REVOLUTIONISTS STILL OPERATING IN MEXICO   They Have Much to Do Before Any Stable  Government Can Be Set Up; Armies of  Men Are Said to Be Operating in Many   Places; Villa Continues on Warpath   NEW GOVERMENT AT PUEBLA

TURN TO GIVING VILLA CHASE   Bandit Pailed to Comply With Keveo-.  lntionists’ ft ltimatanm.

Military Leaders in Various Parts of the Republic Wit Me "Under Arms, Either Still. Loyal: to the Carvaniza Regim or For. Other Reasons Hostile to De Facto Governmen

TRAFFIC WILL BE RELIEVE   Everything Possible Ii Being Done to Clear Texas Situation

bUNGEO TION Ut TRARAG TO BE RELIEVE Vuh   SITTCATION IN WEST TEXAS RE CELVING DIRECT ATTENTION GF ADMINISTRATION.

U5. STANDS PAT ON ADRIATIG ROW   President Wilson Threatens Withdrawal From League.   TEXT OF NOTES MADE PUBLIC   Up to Allied Premiers to Decide ~ Whether to Yield or Jeopardize the Nations’ Covenant—Split Now Rests With Them.

UNITED STATES STANDS FIRM   Text of Correspondence Betweer Wilson and Premiers Made Public.   SPLIT RESTS WITH ALLIES   Now Up to Great Britain, France arid Italy to Deside Whether to Yield or Permit Withdrawal of Peace Treaty.

LATE TAXPAYERS MAY PAY PENALTY   SHALL AMOUNT CAME IN At TREASURER’S WINDOW YESTERDAY.   A LAST MINUTE RUSH   Office Force Exnects so Much Business [t Can’t all Be Taken Care of!

LATE TAXPAYERS “MAY PAY PENALTY   SHALL AMOUNT CAME IN AT TREA SURE Win DOW         Oice Force Canects so  Much Business (t Can't all Be ” Taken Care of,

NUR GERMANS REGENT RULE Ut ARMY   Ebert Government Commander Hastily Quits Frankfort.   REDS HIDE ARMS; DISORDER FEARED   8000 More Troops Said to Have Been Dispatched to Neutral Zone.

NAME SPEAKERS FOR INSTITUTES   Farm Meetings Will Be Reducec to One-Day Sessions in County.

STUDENT'S SLAYER . STILLIN HIDING   Relatives Urge Brines, Supposed  Marderer of Elmer Drewes, to  Surrender Himself

SENATE INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGH EXPENDITURES  To Be Continued After the Two Na   To Be Continued After the Two National Conventions.

INVESTIGATION ADJOURNED   Senate Probe Committees Wi Continue Inquiry Ento Expenditures ‘wiht Te PAWS.

MERIGAN NAVY MEN CORUIALLY REGEWVED BY JAPANESE PEOPLI   EVERY MAN WARMW IN HIS PRAISE OF THE TREATMENT THEY RECEIVER FROM JAPS.

VEEDERSBURG MAN DIVORCE DEFENDANT   ANGELINE WARD FILES SUIT IN FOUNTAIN COURT AGAINST ANDREW J. WARD

IHICAGO. THE DY VORCE CENTER, ents Reno as ‘Junk ‘Shop of Romasece,

CHICAGO DIVORCE CENTER.   beats Rene as Junk Slop of Rom. anee, an Authority Says.

AUGUST H. MEYERS DEATH HERE TUESDAY   ‘HAD BEEN PROMINENT IN COUN TY FOR MANY YEARS—OTHER DEATHS REPORTED.

AH. MEYER DIED ~ATHIS HOME RERE: ILL FOUR MONTHS   Prominent Resident Of Lebanon Expired Last Night.   FUNERAL HELD ON THURSDAY    Deceased Had Been Resident Of Boone County Most Of  His Life ,

COLD STORAGE BILL IN SEXATE   Provides for Stamping Date On Prodace Held Over Thirty Daye.

TURKS DECLINE PEAGE THEATY AS PREGENTEL   UNCOMPROMISINGLY — AGATNS) GIVING UP SMYRNA OR EAST, ERY THRACE,

TURKEY NOT 70 ; ACCEPT TREAT   PEACK DELEGATES ARE INSTRUCTED AGAINST SIGNING DOCUMENT.   Constantinople Bt ' Governmen: Agrees. to Soni , Limitation: But not Alt of Thein.

TREATY REJECTED BY TURKS   Delegates at Paris Instructed Not to Sian the Pact.

TURKS WON'T SIGN   Want to Keep Smyrna, Adrianople and East Thrace

TURKS REFUSE TO: SIGN      Will ‘Not Enter Pact Which Cuts Off Valued Territary. {

TURKS WON’T SIGN TREATY   Peace Delegation in Paris Instructec From Constantinople to Reject the Pact.

Turks Will Not Sign Treaty that Will Deprive Them of Smyrna, Adrianpole or Thract

Turkish Delegation at Paris InSsiructed Not to Sign Pact Depriving Turkey of  Omurns      Indicated that Turkey. Would Sign, with These Objectionable Territorial Losses Rliminatad

TURKEY DESIRES — ~— TO KEEP SMYRNA   Will Uncompromisingly. Refuse Tc Sign Any Treaty Which Provides Otherwise.

THIRD PARTY BORN WAITING PLATFORM   Leaders Are Hard Put To Prevent the Various Malcontents Bolting Right Now

SELECTION OF STANDARD BEARERS AND ACCEPTANCE OF PLATFORM NEXT MOVE

PLATFORM AND  NAMING TICKET NEXT IN ORDER   Third Party Is Formed, Adjourns Until This Morning When Platform , Committee Reports.  Cishieeinn   PEAGEMAKERS KEPT BUS   Stormy Periods Mark Conference and Break Is Narrowly Averted to Keep Down Jealousies.

UNEARTH OPIUM RING   International Drug Smuggling Plot Discovered. Five Men Arrested,

FEDERAL DICKS UNCOVER OPIUM SMUGGLER RING   Trunk Containing Quantity  of the Dope Captured in Chicago.   FIVE MEN ARE TAKEN IN CUSTODY   Wholesale Value of Good: Captured $15,000, Retail $100,000.

ARE ROUNDING UP AN OPIUM RIN‘   Federal Officials Are Making Ar rests in International Smucgling Concern,

Capturing of Trunk of Drug Uncovers International Opium Smuggling ne

ARE ROUNDING UP RING   Federal Officials Are Making Arrests in International Smugwline Concern.

OPIUM RING BROKEN BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Discovery Of $100,000 Worth Of Drug In Chicago Leads To Arrest Of Five.

Anti-Sub Crafts Would Have Greatly Aided the Allies   Testiied Hoover Today Refore the Menate Investigating Committes— Substawtiating Sims

SIMS SAYS HE... WAS LEFTINDARK ~ BY NAVAL DEPT      Was. Obliged.:to Obtain - Information From British and. Frenek Soldiers.

HOOVER TALKS WN SIMS BEHAI   Tells Senate Committee That Lack of Sub Chasers Handicapped Naval Program.

SIMS CHARGES HE WAS KEPTIN DARK ASTONAVALPLANS   NAVAL COMMANDER AYERS DAN IELS EMBARRASSED HIM BY KEEPING NAVAL PLANS A SECREY   IS BACKED, UP BY HOOVER   Fenner World Pood Controter Corroborates Sims’ Testimony That Allies Weve in Critical Condition During the Sub War

HOOVER SUPPORTS SIMS ON CRITICAL OUTCOME OF WAR   Declined to Express His Opinion Whether Navy Could Have Done More to Meet the Situation.

SIMS RESUMES TESTIMONY IN THE NAVY SCANDA   Rear Admiral Says lee Received Information from Other Sources Before Regular Channels   CLAIMS NAVY DEPARTMENT LEFT HIM IN THE DARK   British and. French Naval Officers and Friends at Home Were Ahead of Daniels

‘ernor Interested Himelf Sunday in Accumuating Evidence to Back In His Charaes.   2NISHES NAMES OF SOME MEN INVOLVEL   ges Meeting Was Held ttended By Some Demo: ‘ats. Who Demurred ill Invade Minnesota.   aust mt In Retfast.

"TRUMP CARDS UE COX'S SLEEVE’   Ready to be Played This Week, Managers Promise   TOURS WEST VIRGINIA TODAY   Closes Campaign Night Before Election at Toledo

COX OPENS CAMPAIGN IN DOUBTFUL WEST VIRGINI   Democratic _ Presidential: Gandidat Promiges to. Play Trump: Gards

SURPRISES YET TQ BE SPRUNG BY DEMOCRATS   ox in West Virgina: Stands Pat for League of Na ss etal e 12 HOrS anc] } eace.,

COX SPEAKS IN “WEST VIRGINIA   To Deliver Nine Addresses in So-Called “Doubtful State   Several Trump Cards: for  Campaign's Windup PieAiriad

UUX WILL PLAY TRUMP CARDS   Democratic Nominee is Cam  paigning West Virginia Today.

GOVERNOR COX HAS BUSY DAY   Nine. Addresses. Scheduled in West. Virginia for. Democratic Nominee

GUA INVADING tot VibINIA NN TINA WEEK   PROGRAM OF NINE ADDRESSES ON HIS SCHEDULE OF NOMI. NEE FOR TODAY,

AUTOMOBILE DEATH RATE INCREASING   Traffic Must Be Slowed Down oo Says Consus Bureau.

MUTOR CARS KILLED 5,505  They Brought 1] Death to 14.1 Out of Every 100,000 Last Year.

‘AUTO CASUALTIES  INCREASE YEARLY   Last Year’s Toll of 3,808 Established a Rate of 14.1 of Every * 300,000 Population

NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND ARE AUTO VICTIMS   Census Bureau Reports Startling Figures In Statement Offering Suggestions For Traffic Im nravement.

AUTOS. HILLED :. 3808 PERSON   IN UNITED STATES IN 1929      Census Bureau Makes Appeal for ; Such > Regulation as Will Re- — duce This Toll

MOTOR CARS KILLED 3,808   They Brought Death to 14.1 Out of Every 100,000 Last Year. —

AGCIDENT DEATH RATE -TNCREASED: FAR 19   3.808 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE INJURLES—INDIANAPOLIS LOW EN LEST

Census Bureau Offers Suggestions For the Improvement Of Traffic.

TO GIVE It UR   Chicago Stock Yards Can't Make UDavliakh? Raving’? Save.

QUIT DAYLIGHT SAVING         Chicago Stockyards Will Drop Plan After a Tfial 

SEEKS BOND FOR MARTENS   Department of Labor Would Prevent Departure of Soviet Envoy

BANK OF RANGER  FAILS TO OPE THIS MORAINE   oF FICIALS PECLARE AFFAIRS OF BANK WILL BE LIQUIDATED  WITHOUT LOSS.

OFFICERS ARE UN TRAIL OF CLARA HAMON   Warrant Issued for Arrest; Another Woman in Case Disappears--Authorities Mystified.

WARRANT FOR ARREST OF CLARA SMITH HAMON - RECEIVED AT EL PASO   Efforts Are Being M ad e fo Locate Fugi  five at Juarez or Chihuahua City, Says Deputy Sheriff

GRANT PACKERS A RECEIVER   Sioux City Judge Allows Applicatior Against Midland Company, Big Corporation.

THOMAS D, GILL DIED EARLY TODAY      WELL KNOWN FARMER OF JACK SON TOWNSHIP PASSED AWAY OF CANCER OF THE FACE.   WAS HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM

wan KNOWN PARNER OF JACK GON TOWNSHIP PASSED AWAY OF CANCER OF THE PACE.

PLAGE STEEL ROAD MARKS   Guides Placed at Confusing Points: Along Lincoln — Highway.

WORLD'S LONGEST MARKED HIGHWAY      Before Next Fall 3,223 Miles of Lincoln ‘Highway Will Have Steel Guides.

KEEP NATION SELF-SUSTAINING AND IMPROVE GONDITION OF THE FARMER   Agricultural Program Outlined by Senator Harding in Speect at the Minnesota State Fair

HARDING OUTLINES NEW FARM POLICY   NATION MUST TAKE STEPS  TO SAFEGUARD AGRICUILTIIRGE HR SAYS   Farmer's Interest. Must Be Matter of Active Concern in Future Legislation   Republican Candidate Gives Views of Farm Questions at Minnecota State Fair

HARDING PAINTS — “WIND PICTURES: FORTHE FARMER   Agricultural Program Designed To Improve Condition For Man of Soil is Outlined

HARDING WANTS FARMS CF COUNTRY IMPROVED   In Minnesota Speech, G. 0, P. Can. didate Calls for a Self-Sustaining Nation.   TOUCHES OF MANY OF THE  AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS   Doplores Dritt from Country to the City; Advocates Better  Social Life, .   'PRAISUS FARMER FOR WORK!   Candidate in Company With Party Leaders Is Spending Busy ‘Day at State Fair.

HARDING OFFERS AGRICULTURE PLAN   Points Way to Prosperity in Minnesota Talk,   Nominee Urges. Agricultural Program for Making the Nation SeifSustaining.

HARDING OFFERS ALLURING BID 10 GET FARM VOTES   Wouldn’t Fix Prices Would Give Big Jobs,  His Promise.

FARM POLICY OUTLINED AT STATE FAIR   Urges General Agricul tural Progressiveness and Representation.

HARDING OUTLINES FARM PROGRAN   Agricultural Policy to Keep Nation Self-Sustaining Is Adyocnted.

HARDING GIVES ‘GUILINE OF IS FARM PROGRAY   Speaking at the Minnesota Fait Urges Definite Agricul* tural Poficy.   MORE AID FOR INDUSTRY   Would Have Agricutture More Largely Represented to Affairs.

TALKED TO THE FARMERS   S:nator Harding Made a Specct at Mingesota State Pair,   FARMERS’ PART IN THE WAR   Was Praised, the Good Work Done Then Heiplng 10 Save the World,

SELF SUSTAINING AGRICULTURE FOR NATION — HARDING   Declares Farmer’s Economic Conditions Must be Beitered.

HARDING SPEAKS WW MINNESOTA   Sets Forth Party Policy or Many of the poomg: _. Issues.

TARDING TALKS T0 FARMERS   ME OUTLINES THE AGRICUL. . TURAL PROGRAM.   SPEAKS RIGHT ,OUT   AS USUAL HIS) SPEECH: IS /COURAGEOUS AND CLEAR.    The Senator Shows That His Study of Faroe Problems Has* -Reen Thoughtful and ‘ . Exhaustive.

HARDING’S FARM PLAN   Points Way to Prosperity in Minnesota Talk.   Nominee Urges Agricultural Program for Making the Nation SelfSustaining.

GIVE FARMER SQUARE DEAL   Candidate Harding on Agri cultural Conditions.   DRIVES AGAINST FOOD PRICES   Dec'ared to be Unjust, and Give Speculator and Prefiteer Additional Opportunities

HARDING TALKS AGRICULTURE TO FARMERS   Looks for Program to Keep Nation on Self-Sustaining Basis.   SEES PRIGE-FIXING - AS SERIOUS MENACE

Republican Candidate Urges Farm Policy Designed to Keep Nation Self Sustaining and to Improve Condition of Farmers, in Speech Delivered at Minnesota State Fair—

HARDING HITS PRICE CONTROL FOR FARMERS   G. O. P. Candidate Says Natural Law of Supply and Demand Should Prevail.   HE IS AT MINNESOTA STATE FAIR TODAY   Chioan Lays Out a Specific Program for Farm Policy.

HARDING SAYS HE WANTS 10 AID FARMERS   States Seven Reforms tc Aid“Rural Citizens at ’ Minnesota Fair.   INTENSIVE FARMING ~ ' “NEEDED HE THINKS

Larger Representation in Gov ernmental Affairs Promised To Farmer Citizens   Deplores Drift From Farm To City and Urges Effort To Insure Fair Balance

HARDING TELLS -OFFARMPOLICY AT STATE FAIR   Agricultural Program for Nation Outlined.  DETAR AnVvoaranrnn   REFORMS ADVOCATED   Both Reclamation and _ Intensive Farming Will Have Place in Developing Agricultura] Resources,

HARDING OATS FARMERS NEEB: FEDERAL AD   Says Curtailment of Unnecessary Price Fixing and - Hi-Efforts to Reduce. Farm Products; Mast  Ceogc0o ‘on DS

AIARDING GIVE Cay! RT   Favors Cooperative Mar ket for Products of Farm    Nominee Speaks at Min' -  nesota State  { i Se

0 OUTLINED oY CFN HARTING   Nominee in Specific Terms Gives Policy Which He Declares Will Keep Nation  ieee ee et Oe.

HARDING OUTLINES WAYS TO IMPROVE FARM CONDITIONS   Offers Program to Keep Nation Self Sustaining and Add to Rural Rewards.   iCOX HITS MONTANA IN SWING TOWARD COAST   Democratic Candidate Restine With Only Two Speeches Scheduled for Day.

Declares for Larger Representation of Farmers in Governmental Affairs and Co- -operative Market Associations

QUPAEME COURT ANOGKO OUT LAST UF WET PROPS   ENFORCEMENT ACT IS ALSO HELD TO BE GOOD   RHODE ISLAND AND NEW JERSEY LOSE SUITS.   Decrees Brought to Enjoin Enforce ment of the Prohibition Act and the Enforcement Act Were Dis solved by the Court

SUPREME COURT OVERRIDES PLEA OF TWO STATES   Action Ends Hope Of Wets For Relief Through Courts.

AST HOPE OF WETS KILLED BY SUPREME COURT DECISION UPHOLDING ALL DRY STATUTES   Amendment and Enforcement Act Declared Valid By Highest Tribunal — Wet Attorney Admits Cause Lost.

COURT HOUSE STEMS   SOURTS AND RECORDS AT THB COUNTY SEAT..   tircult and Probate Courte—Trank& fers and Marriage Licenses, ~

COURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Circuit and Probate Courts.—Transfers and Marriage Licenses.

WILSON WILL GIVE DECISION FIGES   Labor Chief Not Ready t Pass on the Coal Saquabble

FARM BUREAUS CONSIDER WORK OF MARKETING   ‘Groups in Chicago Divide Ef  forts, One Taking Grain and  F  i Other Livesteck   NOT GOING INTO BUSINESS

M TO GET SQUARE DEAL FOR FARMER   Encourage Production and Stabilize Prices.

FARMERS WILL SHUN BROKERS OF PRODUCE   Lay Plans to Market Owr Grain and Stock,

HOLD TWO MEETINGS   FARM BUREAU DELEGATES Di VIDE TO DISCUSS GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

KNOX PEACE BILL GOES TO WILSON   House Passed. Seperate Peace Resolution by a . Vote of 228 to 139   IT WILL BE VETOED   Vote. Indicates That -Congress Will be Unable to Pass it Then

ANUA PEACE RESOLUTION 0 OCT TD  PRESIDENT   Ballot Reveals Bill Canno'  Passed Over President’s Veto

HOUSEPASSES ~ KNOY RESOLUTION       Will Go to: the President Today and Wilson Will Promptly Veto ~ Measure 4

KNOK PEACE RESOLUTION PASSED TH HOUSE TODAY  Now Goes to President--Expectec   Now Goes to President---Expectec He Will Veto It.

VETO PEACE RESOLUTION        Resolution Was Delivered to th White House Late Yesferday

HOUSE PASSES KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION   VOW GOERS TO PRESIDENT WHO WILL VETO LT WRITING SHARP PEACE RESOLL. TLON   THE VOTE WAS 228 TO 139-—-NINETEEN DEMOCRATS VOTED FOR RESOLUTION

PUT IT UP TO WILSON   Overwhelming Victory In the Honse of Representatives for Knox Resolution Makes Wilson Responsible. ‘   PRESIDENT CERTAIN TO  BUT VETO ON MEASURE   Wilson Expected to Continue Stubborn Attitude and Continue to Block Efforts for Return to Peace.

THE KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION 0.K, _ BY HOUSE; UP  TO PRESIDENT   And Sent It to President Wilson Already Passed by the Senate; Vote 228 to 139.

KNOX RESOLUTION PADSES IN HOUSE   CARRIER BY YOTER. 328 TO a9 THIS AFTERNOON,   NOW UP TO PRESIDENT   Velo by President Expected Four. jeen Democrats Vote in Favor of Resolution,

KNOX RESOLUTION ~ PASSED BY HOUSE   SENATOR MASON OF ILLI NOIS HISSED BY DEMO CRATS OF HOUSE

MEASURE SENT TO WILSON ©   House Adopts Knox Bill As Passed’ by Senate   VOATE WAS 228 TO 139   Presidential Veto Expected to Kill Move

ANCA Bib  RiPh iAae   House Passes Resolution Re pealing State of War Witt Germany, Austria, Hungary ~—Wilson Expected to Vete   Twenty Democrats Join Republicans in Voting for the Bill; Vote Would Indicate  Veto Cannot Be Overriden

RX TRA!   SENATE PASSES KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION   END OF WAR NOW IN WILSON’S HANDS, ae

PEACE QUESTION UP TO PRESIDENT   HOUSE PASSES KNOX RESOLUTION AND MEASURE NOW GOES TO WILSON FOR ACTION   EXPECTED .TO VETO [1   EXECUTIVE WILL PROBABLY SEND If BACK WITH SHARP MESStcr

HOUSE PASSES ~KNOX PEACE   VOTE FAILED TO SECURE THE NECESSARY TWO- THIRDS— . MASON IS BISSED

Now Goes to President and Will Be Vetoed—Failed to Get Two-Thirds.

WITH. NAMES. PRESENTED, ’FRIS: CO CONVENTION WILL: AWAIT REPORT ON PLATFORM           BUILDERS LABOR HARD          re ague “of Nations and Prohibit }     2TIwa Planks which Give the Moat “Trouble, and which may, get to Flo oar     ‘of Coast Meeting:

FARMERS AWAIT CREDIT POLICY   COMMITTEE OF CONFER ENCE STAYS IN WASH. °  INGTON.

Last Session of SixtyFifth Congress Opens Today    Harding May Make an Address Before the .  Canata

FINAL SESSION boTH NGRESS OPENED TODAY   Legislative Machinery To Keep Grinding Until Late Next Year   HARDING TAKES SEAT   Manv Prominent Figures Ip Bodies Will Be Out After March 4

For Many Members It Will Be Beginnini Of End of Political Careers—S Galleries Filling Up In Anticipati Appearance of President-Elect. ine.

BOUGHT ANGUS CATTLE.   Will Phares at the Big Sale in Cass County.   :

31G RUSH OF EMIGRANTS   rom Poland Coming to th United States — Quarte: of Million Persons Appl; for Passports.

2000 Pehalhs EAGH WECA TE BE SENT HERE   Arrangements Made. by Hebrew Sheltering and Aid Society of America   MOVEMENT TO CONTINUE FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS   Applicants Camp on Spot to Obtain Permits to Go to Promised Land

BIGRUSHOF . EMIGRANTS   From Poland Cor Coming to the United States — Quarter of Million Persons Apply for Passports. © ~

HEBREWS COMING   Two Thousand Each Week Are Aided tq teave Poland

MANY ARE COMING FROM ‘POLAND TO UNITED STATES   American Consulaie At Warsaw Hie Speciat Department For Handling Passports.

200,000 POLES 10 COME TOULS.   Transportation of Two Thou sand Weekly Has Been Arranged For.

2,000 POLES TO START WEEKLY FOR AMERIC:   First Shipload of 800 Leavy: Danzig in a Two-year Movement.

HEAR TAGGART TONIGHT.   —————— ee fh eee TEACHER FAVORS HARDING, PPrPILG POR COY-. CT ACE

SPANKS PUPILS ..  FOR REMOVING  “HARDING PHOTC   Youthful Missouri Teache Must Now Face ~ {“haropas.

Hanging Sen. Haraing’s Picture on Wali Causes A Rumpus in Schoo!

Two of Five Desperadoes Sentenced ‘from Plymouth County District Court to Life Terms in Penitentiary Scale Walls and Make a Getaway.

JERERB. OF “WILL MAXWELL ESCAPE. FROM PRISON    'SANGSTERS OF WORST: TYP!   jf Fivd’ Desperadoes Sentenced im Plymouth County District Court Life Terms in Penitentiary. Scale is and Make a Getaway. -

SQUIRREL BOOZE GETS EM QUICK IN NEW YORK CASES AS MANY AS BEFORE

ALCOHOLIC CASES EQUAL  YO DAYS OF SALOON   One or Two Drinks Malees Mins Blank, Says Health Commis sioner of New York.

ALCOKOLISM ON THE INCREASE   Cases in Bellevue Virtually Equal to Pre-Prohibition Times.

Epworth League ~ Institute July 19-22   toe SHG no Bishop Stuntz, President Mossman ' And Dean Spence on Program —

Epworth League  Program Is Out   Third Annual Meeting of Lake Olobojl Epworth League To Be ~ Held July 19th to 25th

SUGGESTS WAY TO OPEN FOREIGN TRADE MARKETS   Would Provide Exten. sion of Credits With Good Sureties

ADVOCATES PLAN FOR STIMULATING EUROPEAN TRAD   Agricultural Official Sugges Handling of Foreign Securities   PLAN WOULD INCLUDE EXTENSION OF LOAN   Declares Loan Proposal of Fed eral Reserve Board Would Be Effective

FAVORS CREDITS 10 FOREIGN NATIONS   Mr. Howard Wants Markets of Germany, Russia and Other Countries Opened to American Farm Products.

DEMAND CREDITS 10 QPEN WORLD MARKETS   FARM BUREAU WANTS FOREIGN SECURITIES TAKEN IN THE UW. &.   TO PRECEDE INDEMNITIES   Would Have War Finance Corporation Handle System, With Credits a First Lien.

NMAC HING PLAN Io FERED BY HOM POSSIBLE we TREATY   POSSIBLE UNDER TREATY   Bureau Head Advises Handling of Sccurities of Other Nations.

American Farni Bureau President Outlines Plan to Stimulate Trade

LARGE PROFITS Ih SUGAR DEALS   Evidence of Frofiteering Laid Before Farmer’s Renrésentatives

PROFITEERING IN SUGAR 1S CHARGE      PRODUCE EVIDENCE TO PROVE THAT SUGAR MANUPACTUR. ERS ARE MAKING TOO MUCH PROFIT

Asks Him to Base Action or Principle of Selfdetermination.   WVYLAN MAKES PLEA   Cables Lloyd George Requesting Him Not to “Diserace War Aims.”

ident Wilson?  With rB          :AJae Hi; Influence  Goveramen t

PARIS-NEWSPAPER WARNS COUNTRY OF FINANCIAL CRISIS   SAYS IT IS WORST EXPERIENCED iN PAST FIVE YEARS—MAY NEED TO LIQUIDATE

18 RED UNITS WIPED OUT   Big Victory Reported for Men Under General Wrangle.

BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY CORPS ENCIRCLED   Anti-Bolshevik In Southern Russia Credited With Inflicting Heavy Blow On Enemy.

SLAUGHTER OF RUSS FORCES ~~ TS ANNOUNCEL   London . Dispatch Says ‘Less Than 150 Eseaped Out of 18 Regiments

WIPE OUT 18 RED REGIMENTS   Antibolsheviki Under Gen. Wrange! Reported in Big Victory in Southern Russia.

THIS TOWN ON POLITICAL MAP   CANDIDATES REPRESENTING BOTH DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN PARTIES COMING   SEN, WOOD HERE MONDAY

CANDIDATES _ REPRESENTING BOTH DEMOCRATIC AND RE.PUBLICAN PARTIES COMING~   SEN, WOOD HERE MONDAY

FARM OTRIKE MAY GROW 10 HUGE PROPORTION   /NATIONAL FARM UNION CALLS ON ITS 800,000 MEMBERS   WiLL COMBAT FALLING MARKET ON PRODUCTS   American Farmers Have Been Rob bed of $1,000,000,000 it is Said By the Decline in Prices For Products

FARMERS ARE TOLD TO REDUCE ALL PRODUCTS   Advisers Insist Prices Mus’ Be Readjusted and ‘Market System Altered

FARMER UNION CALL STRIKE TO COMBAT PRICES   SEEK TO STAY THE GENERAL DROP IN FARM PRODUCT PRICES BY REFUSING TO SELL   URGES SQUARE DEAL   That's the Program Offered by Sem ator Harding for the Solution of Today's Problems

Call Goes Gut From Nationa Tnion to 800,000 Producers,   BILLION LOST, THEY CLAIM

DADERE TO HOLD FOOU:   Nation-Wide Strike Urged to Combat Falling Prices.   FEAR BILLION DOLLAR LOSS    ;  National Farmers’ Union Orders Ban on Sales Until Prices Reach “Profit-Making”™ Level — Demand Adjustment of Prices.

WOULD COMBAT FALLING PRICES   “Urged.   CALL IS SENT OUT — TO LOCAL UNIONS   800,000 Producers Rep resented.

NATIONAL hie STRIKE I$ CALLED 10 COMBAT is SES  AP fe AL Re NT OUT TO LOCA NIONS REPRESENTING 800.000 PRODUCERS.  HOLD BACK CROPS   HOLY RACK CROPS   Proposed Action Is in Retalia tion of Abnormal Deflation  Le, eT

NATION-WIDE STRIKE IS URGED BY FARMERS   National Organization Orders Ban or Sales of Foods Until. Prices Are Rignit.

A NATION WIDE PRODUGERS STRIKE   A STRIKE RESOLUTION ANETRODUCED AT WEBTING   NATIONAL FARMERS UNION   Discuss a Mecting to Be Held in St, . Louts Dec, 6 to Consider Creation ‘of Nadonal Farm. Marketing Bu read, . : ahaa’ ¥

FARMERS AWAIT BETTER PRICES   “PROFIT MAKING LEVELS’ ARE WANTED BY RURALISTS.

UNION TO FIGHT DROP IN PRICES   Claims Farmers Have Been Robbed of Billion by Cut in Values and Asks Them to Hold Crons.

CALL FARM STRIKE TO MAINTAIN FARM PRODUCTS PROFITS   Farmers’ Union Urges 800,000 Members to Hold Crops Up for Higher Prices.   IOWA FEDERATION HEAD DOES NOT FAVOR STRIKE   State Farm Bureau President Would Cut Production to Restore Fair Prices.

PLAN RADICAL STEP TOCHEGK: “FALL OF PRICES   National Farmers’ Union Sends Out Call.to 800,000-of = Its Menibers . .   PRODUCERS. DECLARE « __ THEY LOSE MILLIONS   evival of War Finarice. Board To-Relieve ‘Agriculture «. «. ’ 4s Proposed’ =. * °

FARMERS UNION  WILL RESTRICT ~— PRODUCTION OF - ALL ESSENTIALS   Growers of Grain, Cotton, ‘Wool and Livestock Will Curtail. the Output of  These Commodities —   OVER 800, 000 MAY HOLD UP FOOD CROPS   NATION’S: AGRICULTURALISTS ' ASKED TO BECOME STRIKERS AGAINST DEPRECIATION OF RAW MATERIAL PRICE”

NATION-WIDE FARM STRIKE CALL ISSUED   Farmers Urged to Hold all Crops From Market For the Present,

PRODUCTION OF FOOD SUPPLIES TO BE REDUCED   Agriculturists Seek to Re. taliate for Deflation of Prices of Farm Products,   SAY MOVEMENT WILI. BE EFFECTIVE ONE

National Farmers’ Union Sends Out Call to its Local Unions to Combat Falling Prices by Nationwide Producers’ Strike.   ASKED TO HOLD THIS YEAR’S PRODUCTION   Move Urged in Retaliation for What the Convention Considered Abnormal Deflation of Prices on Farm Products,

Nationwide ‘Producers’ Strike Is. Advocated in Farmers’ Union Call

FARM UNION WALLS STRIKE if GROWERS   National Body. Sends Oui Word to 800,000. Members ‘   “a'LD RAISE. PRICES   haze Farmers. Have Lost One Bilion by Drop in Values

CALL A NATIONWIDE STRIKE OF PRODUCERS   FARMERS UNION WOULD RETALIATE FOR LOW FARM PRICES.   Eight Hundred Thousand Mem bers Urged to Hold Products From. Markets.

fan UNION GALLS ~BENERAL STRIKE DF PRODUCERS      800,000 armirs Asked.to Hole 2 Grate Until) Prices ‘ave Ad? dusted:      THEY MAKE A NEW THREAT         Veodiction May. Be’ Curtailed “if how Prices Continue,” Aewording to Strike Order

FARMERS UNION URGES ASTRIKE   IRESOLUTION IS ADOPTED Bi PRODUCERS IN KANSAS CITY CONVENTION

FARINIEHS ANNO LIVE STOCK MEN PROPOSE A VATION WIDE STRIKE 10 STABILIZE PRICES   The National Farmers Union of 800,000 Members Has Been Called On to Issue the Strike Orders To All Unions in United States.

FARMERS URGED NOT TO SELL AT PRESENT PRICE   National Farmers’ Un. ion Calls Upon All  Producers.

A NATION WIDE. PRODUCERS STAI   A STRIKDL RESOLUTION INTRODUCED AT MEETING   NATIONAL FARMERS UNIGN   Discuss a, Meoting to Be Held in St. - Louis Dee. 6 to Consider Creation of National Farm Marketing Bu roau,

FARMER UNION URES TAR BY PRAUCER   NATIONWIDE CESSATION OF PEO BUCTION we STABILIZE PRICES IS DEMANDED,

PRODUCERS URGED TO HOLD BACK   PRODUCTS IN RETAL TATION FOR DEFLATION IN FARM PRODUCT PRICES.   National Farmers. Unior Asked to Join Nation Wide Strike — Nine Pex Cent Decline-in Ohio,

PRODUCERS -— STRIKE CALLED   FARMERS UNION ASKS DRASTIC REMEDY FOR LOW PRICES.   FARMERS ASP ASKED TO WITH HOLD CROPS FROW MARKET,   The Prodwed Strike: Is In Retaljation for Alleged Abnormal: Deflation of Prices.

NUBBED UF ONE GILLI IULLAR, 13 THEIR CHARGE   Grain, Cotton, Wool and Livestock Growers to Fight Lower Prices   CALL SENT OUT TO 800,000 PRODUCERS   Reduction of Production in U. S. Urged by Union All Over Nation

farmers May Go On Sirike   ged to Halt Production Becaus of Falling. Prices of Farm _Products;: Robbed, Claim   NORMAL DEFLATION “CAUSES;A ‘BILLION LOSS      00,000 Members to Retaliate  inal Farmers’ Union Calls on by Paralyzing Supply

FARMERS 10 RETALIATE FOR ABNORMAL PRICE DEFLATION   Call for Strike to Members of National Farmers’ Union Declares Deflation Has Robbed Pro ducers of Billion Dollars.

PRODUCERS STRIKE IS URGED TO COMBAT SLUMP IN PRICES   Strike Call Sent Out to Farmers Union Branches.

NATIONWIDE STRIKE CALL BY PRODUCERS   Farmers’ Union Wants Selling Stopt Until Profit-Making Levels Are Reached.   TO MEET DEC. 16 IN ST. LOUIS

STRIKE IMPENDS AMONG FARMERS   Want More Money For Produce or Will Not Place it on the Market.   ORGANIZATION IS FORMED

FARMERS WOULD COMBAT THE FALLING PRICES   SAY COST OF WOOL AND GRAIN SHOULD BE ADVANCED

FARMERS ARE ORDERED T0 GOON STRIKE   National Union Urges NationWide Holdup of All Products From Farms.   SEE BILLION DOLLAR LOSS   Ban Ordered on Selling Until Prices Reach “Profit-Making Leveis”—Reduction of Production Threatened  Untess Prices Are Adjusted.

FARMERS UNION SAYSHOLDYOUR FARM PRODUCE   Strike is Called in Order te Combat the Falling Prices.   800,000 FARMERS ARE AFFECTED BY CALL   National Union Declares the Farmers Have Been Robbed of a Billion.

Farmers? Union Urges Nation-Wide Strike. Of Producers To Combat Falling Price.

ations! Farmers’ Union Urge . Producers of Grain, Cotton, Wool, ‘and Livestock To Go On Strike   Call Issued In Retaliation of Abnormal Deflation In Prices Of Farm Prodiléts Causing a Loss Of $1,000, 000, They Assert.

PRUDUGERS STRIKE OVER THE COUNTRY   FARMERS’ UNION CALLS ON MEMBERS TO QUIT SELL. ING PRODUCTS. :   WANT REASONABLE PRICES   Farmers of the Nation, Resolution Declares. Have Been ‘‘Robned’ Of One Billion Dollars.

RAPP REVOLT HAD EFFECT OF AEORGANIZING   EBERT CABINET WHICH WAS MORE POLITICAL THAN EFFICIENT IN FORM   Correspondent In Berlin Gives First Connected Acconnt Of The Events of Past Few Duvs

LACK OF SUPPORT FORCED KAPP T0 QUIT REVOLUTION   Had But Two Ministers Loyal, and Employes of These Refused to Take His Orders—Talk at One Time of Proclaiming a Soviet.

MASONS NAME NEW OFFICER:   BLUE LODGE AND CHAPTER WILL INSTALL NEW EXECU. TIVES IN NEAR FUTURE; PLA® OPEN INSTALLATION

RLUE LODGE ANN CHAPTD WILL INSTALL NEW EXEC TIVES IN NEAR FUTURE; PLA} OPEN IN: LLATION,

JO REPRESENT FRANCE   Ambassador Jusserand will Return to Washington

CHARGED WITH MURDER   Loyd Provost Remains Specchies When Arvaigned on Charge of Mardering Brown.

(A. T. GRIFFITH TAKES LIFE   ‘Commits Suicide at Farm Home  ‘in Scandia TownShip Saturday Night.

A. T. GRIFFITH TAKES LIFE.   Commits Suicide at Farm Home in Scandia Township Satur- : ~~ day Nioht: ~ :

eeeeeeiemneemee >: sine diate ene at Bel  NO CANDIDATE --BUT WILLING   Hoover Telis California Republicans He Will Accept Nomination if Party Offers it tc Him.

HOOVER WILLING 10 ACCEPT NOMINATION   “NATURALLY AFFILIATED WITH INDEPENDENT ELEMENT OF REPUBLICAN PARTY.”   CUNFIRIMS FRIENDS’ AGTIONS   x Declares He Does Not Wish to Enter Into Any Partisan Political Discussion.

HOOVER WILL AUN FORGO? WOMINATION   Final Attitude Depends om -Platfom Adopted by .  Republicans,   Attitude of Irreconcilables as Well as Wilson’s Wrong, Declares the Food Ad  ministrator.

HOOVER WILLING TO HEAO 6G. 0, P, TIGKET   Will Not Actively Seek Nomination; fs For Treaty With Safeguards And Is an tndependent.

Would Accept Presidential Nomination If Issues Necessitated It.   IN FAVOR OF LEAGUE WITH RESERVATIONS   Declares Position on Public Affairs and Issues in Letter to Californian. 

HOOVER WILLING TO EAD. G. O. P. TICKET E WIRES FRIENDS      Will Not Actively Seek Nomination; For Treaty With Safe~~ guards; Is an Independent  ‘@AVOe. DUTY PROMPTED ACTION

HOOVER WOULD BE U0. P. CANDIDATE, HE TELLS BACKERS   Former Food Administrator Says in Telegram He Will Accept Nomination if It Is Demanded of Him.

‘HOOVER WILLING TO ACCEPT   Notifies Republican Clab of Califurgmie he Wiese.

HOOVER WILLING TO HEAD G. 0. P. SLATE   RECONSIDERS EARLIER REFUSA! TO ENTER POLITICAL ARENA AND INDEPENDENTS   INFLUENCED BY SITUATION   Gives Status of Treaty and Economic  Developments as Causes for  Chanred Attitude.

SENATOR HARDING ADDRESSES WOMEN ON LAW ENFORCEMENT ANT) SARIAL TRSTIPE

SOME FROM LAKE COUNTY  ARE THERE   Republican Candidate Speaks To Women of Nation at Marion Today.

HAWUING MEETS. UELEGATION OF WOMEN VOTERS   Senator Makes ] First Publie Utterance On Prohihition.   URGES BETTERMENT      Social Conditions Should Be Improved Declares Nominee.

PROTEST AGAINST JAP OCCUPATION OF SAGHALIN   Withdrawal of Japanese Troops From Trans Baikal Delayed

MAYFIELD TRIAL APPEARS NOW AS SOCIETY AFFAIR   BALL ROOM AT HOTEL GALVEZ WHERE TRIAL HELD, CROWDED WITH VACATINONISTS

BEGIN TALRL OL MALE   NATIONAL GUARD OFFICER o> TRIAL BEFORE A COURT MARTIAL AT GAL ESTON   0 SANDERS TESTIFIES   Pells of Attempt of Three National   Guard Officers to “Kidnap”  Yim ino Pront of Houston  Country Club, Aug 30.

SANDERS SAYS ENMITY DIDN'T — CAUSE ATTACK   HOUSTON EDITOR TELLS Al COURT-MARTIAL WHY HE CRITICIZED GUARD

ASK CITY TO MOVE A PARK PLAYGROUND   VERMONT STREET RESIDENTS OBJECT TO “ATH“LETIC FIEL  ,   Hog Owners Attend Commission Meeting But Find ‘no Decision Has Been Made

ASK CITY TO MOVE A PARK PLAYGROUND   DENTS OBJECT TO /“ATH >  YERMONT STREET RESILETIC FIEL   Hog. Owners Attend Commiseior Meeting But Find‘uo Decision Has Been Made

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. TO SHUT DOM   This Big Coastwise Steatsi‘ship Plant Will Close Saturday Because of Labor Sitvation in New York and

OCEANSTEAMSHIP CO. TO SHUT DOWN   This Big Coastwise Steamship Plant Will Close Saturday Because of Labor Sitation in New York and  epurnete .

POPOCATEPETL IN ERUPTION   Much Steam and Rumblings Cause Population to Prepare to Flee

AS VILLA GIVES UP ~NEW ROW BEGINS   Lower California Prepares tt Resist “Invasion”

UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER FOR COUNTRYS SAKE         LLA SAYS HE RECOGNIZES COUNTRYS NEED FOR RECON. PEACE

SURRENDER OF VILLA MADE TO ‘BRING PEACE’   Mexican Bandit Leader Pledges to Retire to Private Life   HIS SOLDIERS TO BE GIVEN FARMS

MEXICO NEEDS __ PEACE-VILLA   BANDIT IS TO DISBAND TROOPS AND RETIRE.

VILLA IN. STATEMENT   SAYS HE SURRENDERED UNCONPITIONALLY BECAUSE MEXICO NEEDS PEACE.

SURRENDERS FOR PATRIOTIC REASONS   Former Bandit Chief Says His Cour try Needs Peace For ReconStruction.

Bandit Wants Peace And Re. construction ; Soldiers Are Given Bonus.

VILLA WILL LEAD PEACEFUL LIFE   Surrendered Unconditiona 111 Because He Thinks Mexico Needs Peace

VILLA SAYS KE QUIT FOR 6000 OF MEXIA   Tells General: Martinez He Wants to See Country Re constructed.   MEN REFUSE TWO TRAINS

SAYS MEXICO NEEDS PEACE   Statement Made by Villa as He Surrenders Himself.

VILLA'S WISH FOR PEACE MOTIVE FOR SURRENDER   Mexican Rebel General Capitu.  lates with. Head Uncovered j and Hand Extended

BANDIT VILLA Quito   FAMOUS OUTLAW DICTATES HIS TERMS TO GREASER GO\.    Amnesty and Year's Pay Given te Horde of Cut-Throats,   ;

VILLA GIVES UP T0 LET Hla COUNTRY HAVE SOME PEAGE   Makes Good Terms With Gov't and Army of 600 Will Get Full Year’s Pay.

LOVE OF COUNTRY’   Villa Admits This is Wha Brought tis Uncenditional Surrender,

NEEO FOR PEACE INDUCES VILLA  TD OURRENDER   FORMER BANDIT WILL SETTLE DOWN AS PRIVATE CITIZEN; . HIS TROOPS PAID.

REIECT CHANGE TO POWER BILL   Mose to Pxempt Rivers Drom Dbe sclopoment Killed by Senate.

SENATE NEARS FINAL ACTION ON POWER BILI   MEASURE WHICH HAS BEEN BEFORE CONGRESS IN SOME FORM FOR TEN YEARS TO PASS SOON.

BRITISH SEEKS 10 CONTROL OIL WORLD   Interests Now Making Efforts to Extend Holdicgss in North and South Amorica.

PLAN FOR HUGE OIL DRAB Ig BARED   British Secure Concessions ~ Along Lower California Coast, Report

IS PLAN FO y HUE Ol + BRAB IS  DARED   British Secure Concessions Along Lower California Coast, Report

STRIKE OF MARINE WORKERS IN       First Clash of Companies and> Union, Labor Since S Was Returned to Private Owners—Housed : man Palace Cars :and-G et Parlor Food.’ ::

CHALLENGE OF STRIKERS IS TAKEN YP   Strike Breakers Are Put to Work in Effort to Defeat Unions   Marine, Port and Terminal Workers Stand Pat on Demands

TEED MEO IN UH YORK SI aw THE WORLD   White and Negro Strik Breakers Eat in Diners and Shoot Craps in Pullmans   COMPANIES PREPARE TO FIGHT STRIKE TO FINISE   SALE OF BOATS TO PRIVATE OWNER IN ORDER TO LENG. THEN WORK DAY GIVEN AS REASON FOR STRIKE.

ATTEMPT MADE TOBREAK STRIKE AT NEW YORK DOCK   Railreads Helping to Get Men to Take “the Places of the Steveadores:   FIVE HENDRED WORKERS RECRUITED IN THE EAST   Soft Jobs Given Whites and Negroe Who Are Quartered in Pullman  % eam

FINISH FIGHT IK TERMINAL STRIKE   Railroad Officials Determined to Put Labor to Final Test in First Strike Since Return to Private Ownership; Trickery Charged by Men.

STEVADORES SITTING ON THE WORLD   ‘Three Hots, Soft Bunk and Six Bucks” — Enough.

~—INNEW YORK   STEVEDORES IMPORTED TO TARE PLACES OF SPEYER. DORES AND TERMENAL WARKERA.   FIRST CLASH BETWEEN Ri AND WORKERS SINCE RE. TURN TO PRIVATE OWNEBRSHTR.

BOOSTERS FAVOR COABLISHMENT OF CITYPLAYGROUNDS      Petition Is Circulated To Have Playground on Lot Purchased in 1913

Petition Is Circulated  To Have Playground  roy 1 Lot Purchased in 19/2.

Democrat Gets Laugh Out Of G. O. P. Effort   Nitchcock Ridicules Republican Res oludon Deckering War Over and Quotes Lodge to Show Change of Heart,

PEACE BILL I UNDER FIRE OF SEN. HITCHCOCK   POKES FUN AT REPUBLICANS AT EFFORTS TC END STATE OF WAR.

Hitchcock Discusses the Peace Resolutio:      Says Congress Has No Power to De. clare Penee Makes Fun of Republican Efforts for Peace  Z¢tne FT3nwteaan et Vite

Hitchcock ‘Pokes Peace: -Resolution in == -ate Speech.’ :           ‘INCONSISTENCIES SHOWN   Says Senate: Has. No: ifr te i Tak eAction : Resolut 3 Providesy..

BUCK” PRIVATE STORY A FAKE       Spanish-American War Velerans 1) a Little Savestizating About i, Herring:

ALLIES YIELD, DROP OWN PROPOSALS FOR WILSON'S FIUME PLAN   Would Not Sette Adriatic Question Without Seeking Views, — They Declare.   REPLY FRIENDLY IN TONE   ee ee ee lal alll i aaa  Assert They Will Do Utmost to Reach Agreement Pleasing a To the President.

WILSON NOT TO JOIN PROPOSAL   President Will ‘Turn Down Bid Is Prediction Made in Washington Today.   NO SLIGHT IS INTENDED

G.0.P. nominee wants Congress to remain in his party’s hands   RECEIVED A OOLL   Senator working long hours so he can attend Marjon celebration

FIGHT OVER SEATS IN CONGRESS 1S  EXPECTED I FALL   i     Thirty Two Senate Seats To Be Filled Next November.   HARDING ACTIVE

IS GIVING ATTENTION TO CONTESTS FOR CONGRESS   Senator Harding Desires Both _ Republican House and Senate.

REPUBLICANS PLAN TO ELECT G.0. P. CONGRESS  SENATOR HARDING IS LEND. TAI A LIPI TOIAIC LIAAITA   SENATOR HARDING IS LENDING A HELPING HAND FOR THE PLAN.   GOOD WORKING FORCES HAVE BEEN SELECTED

COX HAS SYSTEM FOR HIS CAMPAIGN   Will Arrange Speaking Tour to Suit Convenience of Potential Audience,

Cox Preparing To Tour Country   Think Interim Between Threshin And Corn Shucking A Good Season

COX PLANNING —GAWPAIGH TOUF   He is Going to Make Trips With View te Convenience “ of Audiences.   SEEKS TO CONSERVE TIME OF PEOPLES   Today He is Picnicking With Gem City Democratic Glub Near Dayton.

COX PLANS His SPEECHES WITH CONSIDERATION FOR AUDIENCES      Will Catch Farmers When Harvest is Over and Before Corn Husking   UN A FICNIC LODAYT  Will Confer With Head of Suffrage Committee This Afternoon

GOV. COX  NN PLANNING HIS SPEAKING CAMPAIGN  is Looking Out For The Convenience of The Farmer.   Suggested The Interim Between Threshing And Corn Shucking.

PLINS HIS SPEAKING. CAMPAIGN WITH CARE   Governor Cox Will Try To Make Addresses Fit Hearers’ Time

MOTHE RTO PRISON BUT BABE CANNOT 60 T00   Mrs. Margaret Barringtor Appears ai?Prison Door, Jefferson City, With Babe 6 Months Old, Babe Refused,

BABY KEEPS WOMAN FROM PENITENTIARY   MISSOURI LAW WILL NOT PERMIT CHILD TO ENTER PENITENTIARY.

REFUSE TO PUT WOMAN WITH BABE IN PRISON   Federal Prisoner, With Three Year Sentence, Is Barred From Missouri Penitentiary by Officials.

MMILLERAND LEADS ~ INV FRENCH ELECTION   Two Men Thought Possible Contenders Have Announce That They: Would Not be ir The Race to Succeed: Des:  chanol.

OTHERS LISTED AS CANDIDATES QUT OF RACE   Premier: Becomes: Nominee By Joint Caucus ‘cf > Houses   CLEMENCEAU FAVORS ‘ MILLERAND FOR JOB   Retiring President -Expresses Deep Regrét- at Leaving Office.

CAUCUS 0. K.’S -MILLERANI      Senators and Deputies Give the French Premier 528 Votes for President.

MILLERAND LEADS AS 2 OTHERS WITHDRAV   Premier ts Narmed Candidate For Presidency,

DEPUTIES VOTE FOR MILLERAND   TO SUCCEED DESCHANEL  Clemencean Before Departure For Hunting Trip in India Says Millerand Is Best Qualified Man.

MILLERAND IS ~-ACANDIDATE   French Senate : and Cham ber of Deputies Unite on Premier ..

RACE ABANDONED BY TWO. PROMINENT CONTESTANTS   Withdrawal of Leon Bourges aud Raoul Peret Anuoin [ Early This Morning.   BACKED. BY CLEMENCEAT   Premier Regarded ‘By “The Th ger’’as Man Best Qualified. . for Chief Magistry.- “3 if

MILLERAND HAS CINCH ON JOR   French Premier is Nominatec for President in Caucus Today.

MILLERAND 15 CANDIDATE FOR FRENCH PRESIDENC'   Nomination is Made by Joint Caucus of Senate and Chamber of Deputies

FRENCH PRESIDEN! RACE NARROWEL   Two Candidates as Possible Successors to Deschanel - Not to Run. ‘

MILLERAND IS. BIG 'F ‘AVORI TE ~ INCAUCUSVOT!   Senate ‘and-Chamber Ballot ing Accepted as Test ‘af Ctesnoth: -

WILLERAND ON WAY TO “THE PRESIDENE)   He Has Been Selected as Candi  date of Senate ‘and the Chamber,

MILLERAND NAMED AS CANDIDATE FOR FRENGH PRESIDENCY   Bourgeoise and Peret Withdraw as Candidates and Premier is Chosen

UDY OF WOMAN, HEADLESD, FOUND IN ISSOU RY LAKE   FOUND WITH WIKE CLOTHES LING AND WEIGHTED WITH IKON RAILS,

FIND GIRL’S HEADLESS BODY NEAR ST. JOSEPH   Thrown With Weights Into Lake —No Clue to the Victim’s or Slayer’s Identity.

BODY. WAS RUDE, BOUND WITH WIRE CLOTHESLINE AND WAS. WEIGHTED WITH BED.  ra (Rae -

NUDE CORPSE WITH HEAD MISSING   Body of Young Woman Bears Evidence of .Mysterious Acts Before Death

FIND HEADLESS GIRL IN LAKE   BODY WAS NUDE, BOUND WITH WIRE CLOTHESLINE AND WAS WEIGHTED WITH BED  . RAILS.

HEADLESS BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN FOUND IN LAKE   Believed Blood-Smeared Motor Car Discovered Earlier in Week May Have Connection With Murder.

‘HEADLESS BODY IN THE LAKE   St. Joseph Aathorities Witheat (ise  acte BWoman's ideatity.

EV WHEN A FORGE ENTRANGE   City Deserted by All Troops of Armies that Marched in City Few Months Ago   RED CROSS DEPARTS ALSO.   Polish Commander Desirés to Make Stand but is Ordered / to Take no Chances

POR LAST TFSPTRA RATE ia   President Never Thought of Fleeing Cotuntry, Says Former Adherent, But Wanted Only to Get After Rebels  Refused to Resten His Toh.

VS BCETRE. FN Feet Ua  Ratiroad Workers Wil Quif I Others Buck Them,

PLAN GENERAL STRIKE    French Raitroaders’ Move Depends  i on Federation Support

POLISH ARMY   BOLSHEVIK ARMISTICE EVIDENTLY DID-NOT HOLD.    THE RUSSIANS SEEM TO HAVE: : PLENTY OF MACHINE GUNS.      Using ‘Cavalry to Good Advantage in Open Areas of Polish . a Plainiands. ‘ yt

RED DRIVES FORCE POLISH ARMY BACK   BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE NEAR LEMBERG AND IN. THE NORTHEAST   USING ARMORED AUTOS   Russian Drive Well Maintained With Cavalry, Cars and Machine Guns   NE OS LT  Redsi:Gain Much Territery Near East Prussia—Said to Outnumber Poles

ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN HOOSIER GAME BREEDER   The Department of Conservatior Promulgates New Regula= tions of faterest Here.

INSPECTION ELE OF SIO CHARGEL   Notice of Regulations Governiny Game Birds and Fur-Bearing Animals.   RULES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 22   Question Raised of Whether Rabbits Aré Affected—Many Raised Here—Clerks Get Copies,

SHOOTS WOMAN AND THEN TURNS GUN ON SELFI   Both Victims of Shooting Scrape i Mason City Hospital And Will Probably Recover,

PRATH. atv SHARPSVE LLE.           Irs. David Shuck Died as Result of Heart Trouble.

DEATH AT SHARPSVILLE.   Mrs. Dasid Shuck Died as Result of Heait Trouble.

STIFF ACQUITTED OF WEST MURDER   Jery Deliberates Two Hours and He turna A Verdict Acquitting Defendant.

CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF GALLIMORE   Jury Returns Verdict After Fou Hours’ Deliberation—Last Day of Court.

BEDLAM REIGNS AS PEOPLE TOUT CONSTANTINE   George Rhallis New Pre mer, Takes the Oath  of Office.   SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS ACCLAIM THE KING   Selection of Constantine tc Be Combatted By England and France.

Secch vu. coc. MNS TER-oUITS   First Secretary of Legation at Wash. ington Also tbe soacna to  Be in Charge.

CANADIAN CABINET IS . OVERHAULED   Two Vancancies Remain to Be Filled—Premier Borden May Be Named Ambassador to the United States.

Armed Men Attack Military Motor Lorry Carrying Six Black and Tans; Reinforcements Relieve Men in Hot Situation   EVIDENCE IS SOUGHT IN CORK FIRES CONNECTION

KEATON: DIVORCE Is. PUT ‘BEFORE COURT   Young. Society Matron Takes the Stand “to Tell of Husband’s. Alleged Creel Treatment.

KEATON DIVORCE IS _ ‘PUT BEFORE COURT   Young Society Matron Takes Stand to “Toll of Husband’s Alleged Crualty; Hurled Alarm, Clock

EE REIN POLICY NOTE   American Legion Announces Appointment of Secretary in Charge of Affairs of the Wo men’s Auxiliary.   HUMAN INTEREST

CENTRALIZATION OF dj. S. GOVGRNMENT IS NEAR DANGER POINT   Gov. Lowden Tells Flint _ Mich., Audience in Cam_ paign Speech Last Night

OPPOSE CENTRALIZED POWER.   Tendency Too Much That Way Gov ernor Lowden Asserta.

SHIPPING BOARD RECORD TG DEFENDED BY Whillk; FACTS DISTORTED, oAYS   TONNAGE CARRIED UNDER OLD GLORY INCREASED 42% UNDER DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIOI

FACTS [0 NOT BEAR OUT STATEMENTS BY: HARDING ASSERTS CEMA CHARMAN

CHARGES HARDING OAlD THINGS HE KNEW UNTRUE   White Replies to Senator’s “Unprovable” Attack on Shinving Board.

WHITE REPLIES 10. WONINE PHAAPES   AS“EK'’S SHIP BUILDING ONE OF THE GREAT ACHIEVE. IMENTS OF DEMOCRATS   Candidate Makes Two Speeches In Wyoming; New French President Urges Importance of League

HANGING WRONG BW SHPS, SH PERE WHIT   Democrat. Chaifman Deciares _ Statements of. Candidate. -

GHATAMAN WHITE ASES AND SPEAKS OUT IN MEETING   Accuses Harding of Not Being Fair in Statements   ATTACK WAS WHOLLY POLITICAL

vt  TE DEFENDS. SHIPPING BOARD         ‘Scores Harding™for' Say:  cing ‘He-Would. Reverse he Awe .

HARDING SCORED FOR ATTACK ME ON MARINE POLICY   CHARGES ARE UNPROVABLE SAYS CHAIRMAN DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE.   WHITE MAKES STATEMENT   Does Not Know of Single Feature of Present Administration Comparable to That of Shipping Board.

WHITE DEFENDS MARINE POLICIES   Democratic Chairman Replies t Harding Attack on Shipping Roard.

FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL; HAYE “HOOFS,” Is “PHILOSOPHER'S” “BELIEF

Samuel Gompers Will Heda the ' — Greatest Labor Union in re the World.     §,000,000 MEMBERS ENROLLED   Friction Between the Organizations Ends—Merger is Considered by Leaders as Most Important in History of Unionism.

SIG RAIL UNIONS  JOIN ALF. OF L   Samuel Gompers Will Head the Greatest Labor Union in the World.   5,000,000 MEMBERS ENRULLED   Friction Between the Organizations Ends—Merger Is Considered by Leaders as Most important in  History of Unionism.

GOMPERS TO HEAD GREATEST UNION   Big Railway Unions Join Ameri. can Federation of Labor.   ALL FRICTION AT AN =ND   Organization Will Have an Enrol!ment of More Than 5,009,000 Members— Considered Most Important Action in Movement's History.

BIG RAIL UNIONS JOIN A. F. OF L.; GOMPERS LEADS   IS GREATEST LABOR UNION ' IN ENTIRE WORLD TODAY.   Friction Between the Organizations Ends—Merger Is Consideréd By Leaders as Most Important in History of Unionism.

CHEMIST SAYS - GLUGSTON DIED ~~ BROM-ARSENIC   Testifies There Was no Trace of Typhoid Fever—Found Nearly Six Grains. —

SHOPMEN WILL TIE UP ALL ROADS TO ATTAIN THEIR ENI   A ction Postponedto Await Lowering Living Costs Again Considered

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   400,000 R. R. MEN TO STRIKE UNLESS GRANTED MORE PAY

STRIKE  OF 400,000. RAILROADERS INIME NENT   Ualess Immediate Steps Are Taker to Raise Wages or Decrease

SHORTAGE OF COAL BEFORE RAIL HEADS   Mine Operators Wil Endeavor To Get More Cars.

MEET TO CONSIDER SHORTAGE OF COAL   ives  MINE OPERATORS TO CONYER wit RAIL EXxEGiTIVES ON SOLUTION OF Ot pRARTRY

OMAN [5 FROM CELL FOR MURDER TRIAI   Mrs. Madge Sawyer, Famous Seattle Beauty, Is Accused of Slaying Husband.   HAD QUARRELED OFTEN   Defendant Claims Husband Ha¢ Frequently Threatened to Take Her Life.

JAPANESE FRAME NEW LAND LAWS   Act Is Counter-Move to the Proposed Anti-Japanese Land. Bill in California,

WATSON CHOSEN No RESOLUTIONS GUMMITTEE HEAL HY REPUBLICANS   ndiana Man Is Overwhelmingly Elected: Busy Time Ahead to Complete Work By Thursday Noon,   HUNDREDS ASK FOR A CHANCE TO BE HEARD   t Has Been Found Necessary to Limit the Time ot Those Who Appear in Behalf of Platform Planks

WATSON WILL PASS ON PARTY PLATFORM   Hoosicr Senator Wins in Fight Head Corvention’s Reselrtion  Dict meh ian,

‘ATSON I GHAR OF RESOLUTION COMMITTEE HARD JOB LIES AKEND OF THAT AUGUST BODY

JIM WATSON IS CHOSEN   HEAD OF REPUBLICAN COM. MITTEE TO DRAFT PLATFORM   DELUGE OF APPLICATIONS   Wianing Ideas For Platform On Every Lip

CHOOSE WATSON: VER MILLS BY 41 TO 3 BALLOT   Resolution Committee Begin: Work Immediately so as to Finish by Thursday   SCORES OF SUGGESTIONS   Gompers and Walsh to Present Planks on Labor and trish at Today’s Sessions

ARE WAITING FOR: ‘00D OLD SANTA   President and Mrs. Hard ing Will Not Answer Door Bell ’Till Santa Knocks   Unloading Christmas Pres ents at Home—Held a. Conference Today

HARDINGS ARE TOaPEND VERY QUIET XMAS DAY   Santa Claus Has Been Good to This Marion Home

KANSAS MAKES APPEAL   Needs Hospital Equipment in Fighting Influenza Epidemic.

NELUENZA AID FOR KANSAS   War Department Is Aathorized to . Lend Army Ttospital Woe tlition.

MEN GET RAISE, REFUSE IT   Philadelphia Street Gar Employees to Wait Till Company Has More Money.

HOUNDS COULDN'T FIND COLD TRAIL   WEREN'T ABLE TO ADD TO KNOWLEDGE OF GUSTAFSON ROBBERY   THE TRAIL TOO -OLD   Bloodhsunds Didn't Reach. Town Saturday Till Fourteen Hours ‘ After Robhery

OUUNDS COULDN'T FIND COLD TRAM      WEREN'T ABLE TO ADD TO KNOWLEDGE OF GUSTAFSON ROBBERY   Bloodhounds Didn't Reach Tewn _ Saturday Till Fourteen Hours After Robbery

GOVERNMENT WILL BUY SILVER AT DOLLAR AN ~— QUNGE, BUT LIMIT FIXED

SILVER AT DOLLAR AN OUNCE   standing Orders to Director of Mint  io Phase.

English Sterling Drops to Low Leve   English Pound Stetliag © Drops t $3.48 in New York “Today,

English Sterling Drops to Low Level   English Cound Sted tins 46 in New Yor     Drops to k ‘Poday,

BRITISH POUND DROPS TO 3.47 AND A HALF—LOWEST   Franes, Lirés and Marks Also Hit New New Low Record on the Market ‘Today.

PARMERS APPEAL  FOR QUICK CREDIT    Ask for Executive Action Pending Readjournment of Congress— Unions Sympathetic.

EXTENSION CREDIT: TO FARMERS WAGED      [MATTER BROUGHT “70 ATTEN. TION PRESIDENT BY GEORGE HAI Oe:

AN UNREASONARLE RAISE   Farm Barean So Considers Proposed Freight Advance

ASK POST'S REMOVAL.   American Legion Wants Obstruction. ist Dismissed from Authority.

MANY OFFER T0 AID THE GOVT   Five Thousand Persons Volun teer to Take Places of Striking French Railroad Men.

THOUSANDS OFFER TO TAME PLACES OF RAILROAD STRIKERS      Fine Union Leaders Arreatec  in Paris and Charged With  Provoking Disobedience’

5,000 VOLUNTEER FOR RAIL SEBVLC IN FRENCH STRIKE   Five Leaders of Walkout Hele : as Interfering With Work Liberty, Disturbing.

MISSING GIRL IS FOUND IN HAVANA   Jessie Costell9, 10-Year-Old Sst Louis Girl is Located in Havana,  Cuba, Reports Show.   FIGURED IN GYPSY MARRIAGE

Ten Year Old Girl Is 7 Rescued From Kidnappers Who Stole Her In Havan:

FOUND MISSING GIRL   Daughter of St. Louis Man Discovered in Havana

THE GIRL IS FOUND   Child Stolen. by Gypsies  ‘Havana Discovered in a Raid

Girl Abducted in St. Louis Rescued in Raid on Gypsy s Cuban Home

TROOPS TO GUARD OI LANDS   Texas-QOkiahoma Beendary Dispute Reaches Aeute Stage.

AUSTIN JUDGE DECLARES FEDERAL COURT HAS NO JURISDICTION.   APPEALS T0 HOBBY FOR HELF

THIRTY-TWO STATES IN LINE   New Mexico Completes Ratification  of the Amendment.

FOUR STATES NEEDED   New Mexico Thirty Second to Ratify Suifrate Amendment,

NEW ~ MEXICO’ RATIFIES   Thirty -Second State to Approve Suffrage Amendment.

SUFFS WIN NEW MEXICO   “Amendment Ratified by Both Branch. es of Legislature

AUSS CAST BOMB NT JAS: FIRE OF RIFLES (5 REPLY   Czechs Then Shoot at Nippon Foree, Bringing Fight That. , Kills on Both Sides:

JAPS-RUSS TROOPS EXCHANGE FIRE      Japanese Claim Russ Workmen Started Trouble By Throwing % Romb.

CZECHS AND JAPS IN FIGHT      Number Killed and Wounded on Both Sides As Result of Battle Near Trans-Balikal Border,

JAPS, RUSS CZEK IN BOMBING BEE   FREE FOR ALL RACE BATTLE RAGES 3 HOURS IN STREETS OF SIBERIAN TOWN

IES 10 DISPATCH nS TO BERLIN       Representations Regarding Ex. ecution of Treaty Agreed’ on by Councid

POWERS CALL ON BERLIN TO FULY Pann NT TREAT   Message is Sent by the Alliec Powers in Session at Sar Reno, Demanding the Car. rying Out of All Treaty Pro VISIONS,

Associated Powers Approve the  _ Principle of Collective Repre sentations to Be Made to the Berlin Government   HINT OF DISAGREEABLE ALTERNATIVE HELD OUT   Germany to Be Given to Undor. stand Continuance of Re-es. tablished Relations Hinges Upon Fulfillment of Terna

ALLIES THREATEN TO BREAK WITh HUN GOVERNMENT   Germans Must Execute Treaty Terms Keep Good Will

Republicans and Democrats Join in Condemning Measures.   PALMER RECOMMENDS DAVEY'S MEASURE   Graham Bill Is Filled With Jokers, Army Officer Tells Committee.

ANT-SEDITION ILL 1S AGAIN. ATTAGKEL   Aitacks Are Carried ta Flea of Hause.   FLAY ATTORNEY GENERAL   Republican Members of Rule: Committee Charge Thal Pel. imer, Has “Sidestepped” the Tasue After Asking to Be Per mitted to Present Need fa: Additional Legislation.

PRES, WILSON HAS. WRITTEN THE FINAL IN SOVIET POLIC)   The Removal of the Trade Embargo Is Understood to Be Designed as a Blow to the Soviet Government.

Administration’s Policy Ss Toward Soviets Is Fixed, By Removalof Embargo

LIFTING EMBARGO ON RUSSIAN TRADE AT RECOGNITION   State Department Does Not Ex pect Much Trade to Result From Action.

BANLIFTED ON TRADE WITH THE RUSSIANS   Action Dees Not Mean that UL. S fs in Favor of the Soviet ” Hevigne   DOES NOT INCLIOOE THE SALE OF WAK MUNITION:   Relieved that Move WY! Help Ru+ sian People in Fight Agalest Bal hesiki

Final Chapter Is Written by Wilson Administration in Dealings with Soviet Regime

REFINERS MEET PRICE CUT   Sugar Quotations Drop to 17 Cents : Pound in New York Trade

SUGAR REFINERS _ MAKE PRICE CUT   NEW YORK REFINERS MEET CUT : STARTED TEN DAYS  AGO  1

“STEEL STRIKE   Intimated Preparations Being Made Ry Organized Labor.

ANOTHER STEEL STRIKE IMPENDS   Move in Federation Conven vention Indicates Trouble {s Brewing Again.   AGAINST LABOR COURT

LABOR CONDEMNS KANSAS COURT   Governor _Allen’s ‘Indus trial Court is Condemned by American Federation   RESOLUTION ADOPTED   Convention Goes on Ree ord Against Compulsory Labor and War Profits

Kansas Court Condemned By Labor Unions   ludustrial Court is Characterized as  Muchine for “Confiscation of Liberty”—Endorse tiompers’ Political Wovement

ARMY RENEWS 173 DATH Aa REVOLT LOOMS IN BERLIN   Declares Ready to Protect — Constitution Against Either Right or Left.

GERMAN GARRISONS PREPARED FOR REVOLT   Prince August William Expected To Lead The Revolutionary Coup.

Coinmanders of Berlin Gar. rison Will Defend the Constitution.   BLOW EXPECTED JUNE 6   Royalists Evidently Have Made Elaborate Plans to End Republic.

GERMANY URGES ~ TT BE RELEASEL   Fiom Delivering Persons Accused of Crimes to the Allies,

GERMANY ASKS TO BE EXCUSED   DOES NOT WANT TO FURNISH MEN FOR TRIAL,   Urges Allies to Relieve Her From th Execution of This Clause in the Peace Treaty.

STRIKE BREAKERS RUN. STREET CARS IN DENVER   Carry No Passengers. and. Repel Repeat ed Attempts to Stop Operation with Gas Attacks

NO MAN’S LAND METHODS   Street Car Strikers in Denver Fought, With Qae

FIGHT STRIKERS WITH GAS   Methods ef No Man's Land Used ir Denver Streets Against Sriking Carmen.

U.S. Government, Acting Through Department of Justice, Conducts Greatest Round-up of Undesirables in History of the Nation   OVER 1,500 IN CUSTODY   Officials Express Opinion That Twice This Number Would Be Behind the Bars by Daylight This Morning; Biggest “Bag” in New York, Over 300 Are Jailed

Vt in Extraordioary Effort’'to. Rid-Country of When : Plotters Against: U, ‘S -Docimentsinands of Federal Agents Prove Corimunist Party, Ftforts to Sat Up Score of Sovies Throughout :  ‘Nation--Red Propaganda Sy ii Neg’s Coa munities in Attempt -to Oreanize Blacks.’

Documents Gathered by Federal Agents Show Conelusively Plans Were Drawn Up to Develop a Seore or More of Soviets Threnghout the (eouniry, Mr. Garvan Announces,

SECRET SERVICE MEN, ARMED ' WITH 4000 WARRANTS, OPEN WAR ON ANARCHIST LEADERS   Attorney General Palmer Launches Concerted Movement Against Communist Groups.All Over Country to Catch Agitators “With Goods on Them.”

NATION ROUND-UP OF UNDESIRABLES   HOVERNMENT BEHIND WIDE RAID FOR REDS   HUNT CONTINUES TODAY   About 2500 Arrests Made Last Night. Had Plinned to Overthrow Ameri  can Government.

Radicals in 33 Cities Are Caught in Dragnet Cast by Government Agents   More. Than 1500 Gathered in Coast to Coast ~ Raids Show Plans of Communist and Communist Labor Parties to Organize Soviet Council in U. S. as in Russia.

TESTIFIES IN WAGE HEARING   Clubwoman Declares Family of Five Needs $2,000 Annually.

TAKES STAND IN YARD QUIZ      Miss ida E. Clarke Declares Family of Five Needs $2,000 Annually.

AOLD-UPS STILL bU ON IN SPITE OF GURFEW LAW   People on New York Streets After Specified Hour Required to Explain   SOME CARRYING ARMS.PLACED UNDER ARRES1   APES ARE LOOTED, NUMBEI OF NEW HOLD-UPS OCCU) AND ROBBERIES CONTINU] HARLY TODAY

Idlers, Seeking Booze, Become Desperate  NEW YORK WORRIED  Devise Means to Comhat Crime Wave

CASE OF CUBAN MORATORIUM   Tightmess et Fereign Markets 1 Riamed tor Bank Embnarrasament.

WOULD PULL FANGS OF UTILITIES COMMISSION; OTHER PROPOSALS MADE   Constitutional Convention Proposes to Allow Women to Vote and Serve on Jur ~ jes—Exemption of Poorer Families From Taxation Proposed.

NEW PROPOSALS FOR CONSTITUTIONAI CONVENTION BOD}   Would Pull Fangs of Util. ity Boards; Would Give Women Bqual Suffrage And Right to Sit on Juries

5500 OUIT GALVESTON    Ground Floors Vacated As 20-Mile Wind Gives Warning

—e—— SEO iin ileal  AIR I. A NE OPO RIDI' FATAL, ‘Two Killed and Two Infaored When

FATAL SUNDAY RIDE IN PLANE   Two Killed and Two tInjared at Valleio. Cal.

TO ASK INDEPENDENCE FOR PHILIPPINE ISLANDS   Delegates Will Make Request at Democratic Convention in San Franeciseo.

‘CAPTORS OF AMERICAN ~ EVADE HUNT IN HILLS   Mexican Government. Troops Lose Con tact with Bandits in Highlands of Zacetacas

MEX. FEBERALS HUNTING BANDITS   Carranza Troops Unable to Lo cate Outlaws Who Kidnapped American

RADICAL PROPAGANDA   Believed to be Responsible for Recent Strikes

NEDS BEHIND LABOR UNREST, UNCLE 1S TO G0 AFTER THEM IN DRASTIC STYLE

HELEN TAFT’S VIEWS   Says Teachers are Revolting Against Low Pay.

BASEBALL PLAYERS AND PRIZE FIGHTERS MAKE THE BIG MONEY   Miss Taft Says Teachers Bet. ter Strike in a Body for More Pay.

“WHAT DOES WILD WET WAVE SAY?”   Candidates Want to Know How Far to Go on This Line of . Politics.

MANY DEMOCRATS INGLINE 10 FAVOR CAUSE OF LIQUOR   Fear Of Brvan May Prevent Some Leaders From Taking Hand In Convention Fight   SALOON IS FRIENDLESS   All Declare That It Has Gone For Good, As Has Real Old Bourbon.

EDWARDS FIGHT GROWS IN. FAVOR AMONG LEADERS   Democratic Chieftains are: Re . Strained. By. Fear What Bryan Might Wo

SENATE COMMITTEE LOOKS INTO SHORTAGE   Hold Hearings at New York York Today,

IN DISTRICT COURT   Sct Cases of the November Term Concluded Today -

3,300 RUSSIANS ARE CAPTURED IN FIGHT   Poles Also Take Two Armored Trains in New Drive.   Polish Delegation Having Powers te Conclude Peace Preliminaries to Leave for Riga Sept. 12,

POLES COME 10 PEACE ABBEEMIN   Will Make Known Terms. on Which War Will Cease. — Meanwhile the Forces of the  Reds Are Rushed Back at W7 ARAATIT

POLAND DECIDES ON TERMS TO BE FORCED ON REDS   New Blow By Army Gets 3,300 Prisoners, 2 Armored Trains.

POLES STILL DRIVING  RUSSIAN ARMIES BACK      BOLSHEVIK ARMTES ART STRADILY LOSING GROUND— CONFERENCE SOON AT RIGA

POLISH ARMIES DELIVER SERIES OF VERY SUCCESSFUL ATTAGKS   Take 3300 Prisoners, Four Guns and Two Armored Trains on the Northeastern Front

SHATTER RUSS UNITS   POLES CAPTURE 3,300 REDS, TWO ARMORED TRAINS.   Series of Successful Attacke Delivered on the Northwestern Front, Says  Warsaw Report.

Make Final Plea for National Boards of Adjustment.   Representatives of Workers Refuse te Telli Pians in Case Companies Reject Their Picea.

UNION RAIL MEN MEET   FRAME PLEA FOR NATIONAL BOARDS OF ADJUSTMENT,   Workers’ Representatives Refuse to Discuss Plans in Case Request Is Refused,

RAIL UNICN MEN MEET   Make Final Plea for Nationai Boards of Adjustment.   Representatives of Workers Refuse to Tell Plans in Case Companies Reject Their Plea.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Tasue Involved in Congressionsl Elec. tion in a Missouri District.

SING SING AFRAID OF CROOKS   Wants New York City to Keep Her Thugs—Would Contaminate the Big Prison.

GOTHAM CROOKS NOT WANTED   Sing Sing Prisoners Afraid of New York Holdup Men,

HOHENZOLLERN’S CASH MAY HAVE PAID FOR REVOLI   Withdrew Big Amount From Swiss Banks Just Before.

IAREATEA 10  STAN AL  HOUSTAY I vesT OMY   Ebert Troops Still Hold Wesel Against Heavy Attacks bv Reds   PEASANTS EQUIPPED WITH MACHINE GUNS   Attempts to Reorganize the German Government ail Thus Far

DID EX-KAISER FINANGE REVOLT?   He Drew Big Sum From Swiss Bank, Sent it to Ber qn

GOMPERSSPEEDS TOWARD CHICAGO   Labor Leader Will Endeayor ta Get Plunk Sstisfactory to Lab. or in Republican Platform.

WORK-VIVIAN STATE 6.0.P. FIGHT RAGES   ‘Nativnal Committeeman Baitle Overshadows Naming of Delegates; Governor W, L. Harding Gives Keynote Address

NERNOR HARDING LL BE Tit. NOMINEE OF THE CONVENTION   SIXTH RALI OT

Protest to Be Raised Agains ‘The Trish Resolution Pass ed By the Lower Hause:   ATTACIE IS PLANNED   ‘Democralic Convention is Likely lo he Scene of Fur ther Demonstrations By, T'gip &,

JOHNSON SENTIMENT STRONG IN CHICAGO   %. RELATIVES OF SOLDIERS SENT TO SIBERIA WANT CALIFORNIAN. FOR PRESIDENT,

COX SWALLOWS ALL WILSON'S POLICIE!   Richard Long, Democratic Can didate for Governor of Massa chusettes, Announces He  1s for Hurding

DAY COAL MINERS REFUSE TO WORK   Mines in Eleven Localities Thruout State Have Closed-—Union Head Threatens Strikers.

‘   MINERS TNL ov TLAW STRIKE.   Workers in Tine ia_ Coal Mines  Witinenn tines C24, SOc Sahn

ANOTHER AMERICAN HELD BY MEXICANS   Eagle Pass Hears That Paul Haege. rin, American, Is Held by Bandit for Ransom. '

VILLA HOLDS ANOTHER YANK   Eagle Pass Hears That Paul Haege. rin, American, Is Held by Bandit for, Ransom.

SMITH EXPECTS MORE INDICTMENT IN VICE CRUSADE   Says Grand Jury Will Re turn Bills Against Other  Pe  eee

MEMBERS GOTHAM POLICE. DERELIG!      Assistant District Attorney Expects More Will Be Indicted When Grand Jury Resumes.

WETHODISTS GATHER TO GREET THE NEW CHIEF IN STATE—GOVERNOR STEWART, BISHOP FABER AND OTHERS SPEAK AT MEETING AT SAINT PAULS— BISHOP BURNS MAKES WARM REPLY.

Welcome Bishop Burns To Seat of His Labor:   METHODISTS GATHER TO GREET THE NEW CHIEF IN STATE—GOVERNOR STEWART, BISHOP FABER AND OTHERS SPEAK AT MEETING AT SAINT PAUL’S— BISHOP BURNS MAKES WARM REPLY.

SAYS COX WOULD WIN WITH WETS   “DICE ARE LOADED” * AND DEMOS GET “VICIOUS” SUPPORT DECLARES GARFIELD

COX LEADERS DEPEND — ON “WET” VOTES TO WIN SAYS GARFIELL   Seck to Carry Large Cities Through Controlling Worst Elements Savs ex-Secretary

CHRISTENSEN “AB-ER CHOSEN HEAD 3RD PARTY  THIS MORNING   Wins ‘on Second Ballot, De feating Dudley Field Ma Jone by 192 to’ 174—Max 8 Hayes, Vice President,

ALT LAKE CITY LAWYER CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT   Defeats Dudley Field Malone on the Stcond Ballot by 192 to 174.

SOCIALISTS TO PUT UP FIGHT FOR ASSEMBLY New York Radicals to Make Effort to Stay.

£00 HA ANS H OIYPLT ru SOM. TALISTS?     Vay Vorto flenabhbUaeans Find tOraunsj

EXPULSION OF SOCIALIST LEGISLATORS BRINGS ON BIG FIGHT IN NEW YORK

SOCIALISTS PLAN ~ AIGHT FOR SEATS   Brand Exclusion From New  York State Assembly AS an Outrage

SOCIALISTS PLANNING FIGHT   Saspended New York Assemblymen  Will Demand Kelinastatement,

Urge! Labor ToCombine,  Seize Reins   GUSTED REDS TO FIGHT AND REPUBLICANS ARE GETTING CHILLY FEEY ON THE PROPOSITION

— I  HAT   NEW. YORK REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFER ON ASSEMRLT'S. SUSPENSION:

LIGHTNING KILLS ‘THRESHEARS      Two Others are Injured on a Farr Near Hilisboro, Mo,

WIRES APPEAL TO OKLAHUME   Wilson Asks Legislature to Ratify Suf. frage Act.

SENDS APPEAL TO OKLAHOMA   President \/iison Asks the State Leg. islature to Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

EEE EE————————————————-&-y77  PRESIDENT APPEALS   To Oklahoma to Ratify Suf. ‘frage Amendment.

PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL,   Wants Okiahboma Legisiature to Ratify  Suffrage Amendment.

SEN. HARDING TO GO HOME —' SATURDAY   WHERE A GREAT RECEPTION AWAITS THE REPUBLICAN CANDI NATH   Ohio Republican Convention Sends Greetings to Harding With ‘Assuratices of Its Help in His Election.

THREATEN RED RULE   Uprising Among Russian Peasants Reported Near,    New insurrection Against Soviet Gove ernment Is Spreading From Nizhni-Novgorod,

Insurgents Have Proclaimed New Government; Spread- ing in AH Directions,

REVOLT AGAINST REDS   New Insurrection Breaks Out Near Novegeored

REVOLT AGAITXST REDS      New Insurrection Breaks Qut Nea Noverorad

Insurrection Originating in Dis: trict Northwest of Moscow Embraces Masses and is Spreading Widely

TRANSPORT OF FOOD AND FUEL IS ENDANGERED   Embraces Great Masses of Peasants and is Spreading  ACT INDEPENDENTLY   Insurgents Proclaim New Government and Are Planning to Set Up Capital at Nizhni-Novgored,

MAL-GEN, TOWNSEND GOES T0-AID WRANGEL   British Gommander Who Defeatet Turks. at Kut Will Join. Anti-Red Leader.   PEASANTS ARE IN UPRISING   Growing Counter . Revolutionary Movement Against Soviet Reported. 

INSURGENTS  PHUGLAIM I  NOVEM: WIMAN  EAN   District of Nizhni-Novgorod Breaks Out in Mad Revolution   POLFS ADVANCING FURTHER IN NORTH   Many Points Unsettled Be fore Armistice Can Be Signed

Insurrection Is Said To Embrace Great Masses of Peasants and To Be Spreading. ’ .   PLANNING TO SET  UP NEW CAPITAL   Outbreak Said To Be Endangering Moscow’s  Food Supply.

NEW REVOLT AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIKI   ied Re < e Peasant Uprising Reported hi ‘NichnbNorgorod Area ani Spreading.   ACTION 1S INDEPENDENT

_ANTI-SOY {ET ov TBRE Ak,   A New Insurrection Against the Bulsheviki Is Reported. .

"EASANTS REBEL ABAINST SOVIET RUSSIAN REGIME   Great Masses Peasants Involved, and Hovement Spreading.

GREAT MASSES. OF PEASANT JOIN REVAL   Report Says Insurgents Have Prociaimed New Russian Government ~   POLISH ARMISTICE : NOT YET SIGNED   Bolsheviki.Gpen New Offensive - Against Foes Is Word From Rica 

REVOLT AGAINST RUSSIAN SOVIET SPREADING FAST   Great Masses of Peasant: Take Up Arms to Over- .  or a. Ta ae

REVOLT STARTS AGAINST SOVIET   Insurrection Inaugurated By Peasants Menaces Bolshevik Regine.   IPEACE TERMS DISCUSSED

The 1921 Budget   PEASANTS RISE. UP ACAINST SOVIET   New Insurrection Breaks Qut in District of Nizhni-

PLANNING TO SET UP NEW CAPITAL   Outbreak Said To Be En_ dangering Moscow’s Food Supply.

Movement Started ‘by Social Revolutionary Party De . clared to be Spread- , . ‘ing Rapidly   NEW GOVERNMENT SET UP. NIZHNI-NOVGOROD ‘ GAPITAL   Noted  Woman Revolautionist Among Leaders of .. the Jnsurrection

NEW REVOLUTION — ~ STARTED IN RUSS   Movement Begun by Social Revolutionary Party, Embracing Masses of Peasants Is Spreading in All Direc tane Savy Reanrte,

REPORT OF NEW REVOLT HEAGHE POLISH GAPITAL   Movement Started by Social Revolutionary Party Declared to be Spreading Rapidly      NEW GOVERNMENT SET UP —NIZHNI-NOVGOROD CAPITAL   Noted Woman  Revolutionist Among Leaders of. the Insurrection

NEW REYOLTS MENACE RULE RUSS REDS   Insurgents Denounce Soviet Party; Proclaim New Government.

DENVER QUIET AFTER RIOTING   TWO MEN KILLED WHEN MOB ATTACKED BUILDING WHERE THE STRIKERS WERE,   NEWSPAPER OFFICES TARGET

Denver Residents Ready -to Serve on Strike Duty      MartialLaw Threatens ifStorm ry Scenes Continue--2 Dead, 10 Policemen, - 19 Strikebreakers Injured.

Downtown District in Hands of Rioter:   Office of the Denver Post 1 Wrecked Because Paper Was Opposing the Strike

DENVER 1a QUIET Aa mid] QUBSIDES   STREET CAR STRIKERS HAVE CLASH WITH STRIKE. BREAKERS—2 KILLED   Plant of the Denver Post Thoro. ughly Wrecked By Strikers As Result of Attitude On the Strike,

TWO KILLED AND 36 HURT   Rioting at Denver by Street Cai Men Causes Damage

CITIZENS VOLUNTEER TO PRESERVE ORDER   No Attempts Made to Run Street. Cars Today Following Riots by Employes

Night of Terror Spent When Trolley Strikers ana Sympathizers Rampage   VOLUNTEERS CALLED TO PREVENT MORE RIOTS   STREET CARS ARE FIRED CTPON AND BURNED; NEWS. PAPER OFFICE Is WRECKED RY MOR,

NEWSPAPER PLANT IS WRECKED DURING SERIES OF Riots THERE LAST NIGHT   CAR BARNS ARE FIRED   Barns of Street Car Company ave Se On Fire, Street Cars Demolished and Other Property Destroyed—Rioters Hold Swav During Night

VOLUNTEER T8 STOP RIQT   Two inndred Citizens of Denver Offer “ta Serve as Spechal Officers to Reey Order.

MUTE CONFESSES TO THEFTS OF $25,000   New York Department Store Packe1 Works New Angle in Merchandise Robberies.

TOBACCO PRICES UP   Cp ing to Immensely Increased .DeObani mand for Weed

WIFE SLAIN AT ROCKEORD   5 -Camp Grant  Soldier Sought, for Death of * Mirs. Moss +.”   SHOT IN. AUTOMOBILE      Believe Shooting May Have  Been Accidental; Dies an Hosvital

FOUR SOLDIERS SBUGHT FOR SHOOTING OF WOMAN   Mon Escaped From Gyunl House 1 Camp Grant Yesterday, Sars Officer,

WIFE OF ARMY CAPTAIN SHOT AT CAMP GRANT   Authorities Look For Soldiers Who Escaped from Guard. house Few Hours Before Killing

SEEK OULDIER It MYOTERIQUSDEATR CF OFFIGER'S WIFE   Shot in Darkness Ends Life o Woman in Auto; Believed Shooting Accidental.

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING OF MRS. L. MOSS   Wife Of Army Cap tain is Found  Dead.

4 SOLDIERS ARE SOUGHT OR KILLING   Car Goes Half Mile Before Friends Learn Captain’s Wife Is Wounded; Heavily Armed Men Hunt Alleged Slavers.

SEARCHING FOR FOUR SHLIER   IN GAMP. GRANT, ILL, CRIME   Captain Moss” Wife ‘Was Killed, and Men. Who: Escaped. From Guard-- , _ house are Suspected of. Crime  ; a

WIFE OF CAMP GRANT OFFICER SHOT T0 DEATE   Five Soldiers Sought for Tragedy There This Morning

OFFICER'S WIE CHAIN AT GRANT   Four Soldiers Sought as Responsible.

FOUR SOLDIERS ARE SOUGHT IN DEATHOF WOMAN   One of Four Men Who Escaped Has Court Martial Record—Wife of Camp Grant Officer Killed.

SOLDIERS FIRED INTO MOTOR CAI   Five Are Sought for the Shoot. ing of: An Officer's Wife at Camp Grant

Denman Tells House Board o! Efforts of England During War ‘to Control Program in All Yards in America   Tragic Blunder of Men Who Succeeded Him in Failing to Equip All Vessels With Diesel Engines Is Charged

Important Measures Are Rushed Through and Sent to Wilson   Session Will Be Ended Late Today Until Next December

GUNGHESS [0 DUNGLUDE ITs SEOOION TODAY   All Major Measures Except One Appropriation Bill Are F inally Passed   PART OF WAR-TIME LAWS ARE REPEALED   ATTEMPT TO TAKE UP RESO LUTION FOR INVESTIGATIO)? OF BERGDOLL’S ESCAPI FAILS IN HOUSE.

CONGRESSMEN NOW READY TO ADJOURN   Pass Budget Bill in the House Over Wilson’s Veto.

HITCHCOCK OUT OF SENATE RACE   Nebraskan Resigns Pretentions of Leadership to Underwood of Alabama; May Aid Election,

UNDERWOOD IS. UNUPPOSED FR FLOOR LEADER   Senator Hitchcock Withdraws From Contest in Order to Break Deadlock   POLITICAL MOVE IS SEEN IN WITHDRAWAI   UNANIMOUS VOTE FOR UN DERWOOD IS CONSIDERE! CERTAINTY AS AN AID FOF RE-ELECTION IN ALABAMA,

ON THE MILITARY BARRACKS AI TRALEE. IRELAND   Bat the Attackers Were Driven Off After Three Hour Battle.

Additional Troops Are Asked to Reinforce Five Companies of Militia Now at Frankfort. Il.   SEVEN DEAD; MANY HURT; SECTION OF TOWN BURNED  ‘Murder of Two Boys by Foreigners to Hide Evidence of Other Crimes Is Cause of Reirn of Terror.

Photographer Trampled to Death as He Tried to Get Piciure of Mob in Action

WOULD FORCE CITY TO.BUILD OWN GAS SUPPLY FACTORY   Alliance Solicitor Applies Fo Mandamus Writ To Compel Action   ALTERNATIVE GRANTED   Extension Of Time For Shutting Off Natural Supply Ends July 1

We (LD Hite Cry J ‘ORY CAS PLAN        ity Solicitor” at’ Alliance Seo Writ ork Mandantas   to Force Action

WARSAW MENACED BY ARMIES OF BOLSHEVIK   for Interier of the Coun} try. '

People Fleeing’ Warsaw As Bolshevik, Armies Menace Pole Retreat. ‘   RED CROSS WORKERS SENT TO INTERIOR   Cavalry Forces Advance to the - East Prussian Frontier, French Report .

BROWNSBURG WON.   Captures Field ‘Meet In Easy Fashio1 +. Making 51 More Points Than the

ETS: HONORS. IN. con.  DANVILLE G : TEST: ‘OF GRADE: PUPILS...   Bad Weather. Cuts.” Attendance. and ‘Holds Records to. Low: ‘Mark . 7 For: ‘Schools. ~ ote

AKRON COUNCIL TO TAKE ACTION   Holds Special Session In An Effort To Speed Resumption Of Operation

House To Vote Late Today--Small _ Majority Forecasted--Roads To Be Turned Back March Ist.

NO TRACE OF BERGDOLL.   At Additional $2,500 Reward Is Offer: ed For His Return,

WORST STORM IN YEARS IS RAGING IN PACIFIC   Outbound Vessels Are Held in Port —Wind Pressure Breaks  Plate Glace.

FEAR VESSEL  HAS BEEN LOS!   Last Heard d of Was En.  tering Gulf of Mexico: in Path of Storm

ISPREPARING DASH.  TO THE NORTH POLE   ROALD. AMUNDSEN REACHES NOME, ALASKA, FROM ARCTIC OCEAN .   Norwegian  Explorer, Credited With Discovery. of. South .Pole, . to Go North

BIG BUSINESS ~ , /NTPOSTOFFICI      RECEIPTS ‘tt SDA SIXTY PER      SERVING LUNCH iN BASEMENT

BIG BUSINESS AT POSTOFFIG!   RECEIPTS TUESDAY SIXTY PER CENT IN EXCESS OF SAME DAY ONE YEAR AGO,   SERVING LUNCH IN BASEMENT

TO PROBE SIMS’ CHARGES.   ‘Senate Sub-Committee Will In vestigate Claim That Navy was Not Prepared in 1917

LUPE OF NAVAL INQUIRY 10 BE MUCH BROADENED   Admiral Sims Sends Letter To Senate Committee, Asking That Daniels Be Interrogated Further.

ADMIRAL SING’ CHARGES T0 BE GIVEN HEARING   Sub-Committee Will Probe Statement That Navy Was Not Ready for War.   Secretary Daniels Is Asked to Submit Full Details of Fleet’s Strength.

SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF NAVY WAR STRENGTH  Admiral Sims Asks Full Probe of Forces.

COMMITTEE ADOPTS SIMS’ SUGGESTION   Asks Daniels for Full In formation.

TQ INVESTIGATE oIM3 GiiARGED OF UNPREPAREDNESS   Alleged Failure to Co-operate Fully With Allied Fleets Will Also be Probed.   ACCUSATIONS MADE BEFORE SUB-COMMITTEE AMPLIFIED   Senator Page, After Reeeipt of Letter From Rear Admiral, Writes Seerefar) Daniels to Sebmit Fall luformations as te Condition ef Navy dust Before America Entered War.

NEW BANK AT HILLSBORO   Farmers and Merchants Make Quick Work Of Organising New Com owen £22F AM Mae téanll

INFLUENZA fo SPREADING, BAR BOOZE AS GURE   WESTERN STATES NOW IN GRIP OF FLU

WHISKEY NOT A REMEDY FOR FLU   Chicago Health Commissioner Takes Issue With Congressman Sabath.

INFLUENZA IN CHICAGO STILL ON INCREASE  Health Official Says Whisky Is Not a Cure.

LITTLE CHANGE IN “AU SITUATION   New Cases Reported in Chicago Yesterday Total 2,230, Deaths 31   NEW PNEUMONIA CASES INCREASE

WHISKY POOR REMEDY FOR FLU   Chicago Health Officer Disagrees With Other Eminent “Doctors.”

Hart-Part Tractor Buyers   GUARANTEED THE BENEFIT OF ANY PRICE REDUCTION TO  JUNE Ist. 1921

Hart-Part Tractor Buyers   GUARANTEED THE BENEFIT OF ANY PRICE REDUCTION TO.  JUNE Ist, 1921   HERE IS THE TELEGRAM

GERMANS GUARD AGAINST MONARCHIST UPRISING   Wilhamstrasse Patrolled by Troops —-Former Emperor's Birthday Today.

SOLDIERS PATROL BERLIN STREETS   GOVEEPNMENT BUILDING UNDER GUARD AS PREVENTION AGAINST UPRISING

MONARCHIST PLOT IN BERLIN   German Chiefs Fear Kaiser Coup— Call Out the Troops.

‘Noske Forestalls. '  Monarchists’ Coup   Withelne “Strnase in Bertin © Under ardoon Eve of. ExeKaiser’s Virthday

HEADING OFF INSURRECTION   froops Barricade Wilhelmstracse and Geard Government Bailding.

TROOPS IN BERLIN ARMED TO QUELL ROYALIST REVOLT   Rumors of Monarchist Insurrection as Today is Wilhelm’s Birthday.   MINISTER ERZBERGER SHOT AS HE LEAVES COURTROOM   Motor Trucks Loaded With Soldiers on Guard at Gov-. ernment Buildings.

BERLIN STREETS UNDER GUARD OF ARMORED TRUCKS   Precautions Follow an Attempt to Murder Minister.

FEAR MONARCHIST REVOLT.   Berlin Troops” in Readiness on Eve of KEx-Kuaiser's Birthday.

REVOLT 1S FEARED IN BERLIN, ARMY HOLDING CAPITA      PRO-MONARCHY UPRISING 1! BRUITED—ATTACK ON MA ERZBERGER MAY BE A PAR™ OF MONARCHIST MOVEMEN’

SHERMAN WAS RIGHT—KING   Belgian Ruler Decfares Americar General Told Whole Story In Three ‘Words.

TURKEY'S CASE TAKEN UP.   Venizelos Pleads in Behalf o: Greece to Protect Gains Through Treaty.

TARE. CP rt RKISH QUESTION.   Ferces ttaclf iato Cenfereace o Premiers at Hythe.

THE TURKISH SITUATION THRUST INTO FOREFRON   PREMIFRKS MEET TO  DISCUSs GERMAN REPARATIONS BUT VENTIZELOS BRINGS TURKISH MENACEHE PORCEABLY TO ATTENTION.

ASVIEW TURK SITUATION   German Reparations Secondary Matter of Discussion at Hythe Conference

TURKISH SITUATION 6 BROUGHT INTO LONDON DISCUSSION   Greek, Divisions Already In Race “Constitute Only Force Available ‘Against Turks. t   DEFENSIVE MEASURES ONLY

PREMIERS IN AN EFFORT 10 BREAK THE WAR CLOUDS   Turk Situation to Fore In Spe: cial Discussions Held at Hythe Sunday   German Reparations Ostensible Reason for Calling Meeting of Government Heads.

Turkish Nationalist Leader Vanier Ready to Attack Greek and Allied ‘Troeps.

TURK NATIONALISTS PLAN NEW OFFENSIV   Preparing To Open New Driv Against Greeks And Other Allied Troops.

MEXICAN BORDER  POINTS PROTES!   Object to Huerta’s “Dry ‘Zone” Plans.

PALMER IN HARRISBURG   Favors Sending Delegates Instructed to Conventions.

> MILLIONS 6. 0. P. AIM, SAYS HAYS   Chairman of Republican Nationa Committee Admits Limit Rule Broken.   39 GIFTS GO OVER $1,000   Testifies at Senate Probe That One Man Gave $9,000—Both Rockefellers and Big Corporations Are

HAYS TCLLO OF REPUBLICAN AIM:   National Chairman Testifies at Senate Committee Probe.   39 GIFTS ARE OVER LIMIT   Former Chairman Homer Cummings of the Democratic National Committee interrogated by the Committee Chairman.

5 MILLIONS 6. 0. P, AIM, SAYS HAYS   Chairman of Republican National Committee Admits Limit he Rule Broken.   39 GIFTS 60 OVER $1,000

ASKS FURTHER HIKE      American Exp Company — to Have Wearinz August 27

BOSTON BANKERS SEEK OTDGKY ARDS   F. H. Prince & Co. Would Take Over Swift and Armour Holdings.

HAS NEW PLAN TO DISSOLVE PACKERS   Proposal Agreed to ts Before U, 8. Supreme Court,

PACKING COMPANY. “SUBMITS NEW PLAN   Would Organize Syndicate to Take Over Stock Yards; _. .No Objections Offered.

DESTROYER SENT TO SECUR  Mf American Missionaries Held Cap. tive in Turkey.

MANY DIE IN CHINA WRECK   Report Says 300 Casualties, 100 Killed, in Collision Near Harbin, Manchuria,

CASUALTIES PUT THREE HUNDRED DEAD AND HURT   Wreck on Chinese Fast. ern Railway, Manchuria, Causes Fatalities

100 PERSC#VS IN CHINA WRECK   Some 200 Others Are Injured in Colli. sion Near Harbin.

RUSSIAN LOSSES IN THE WAR   Seviet Newspapers batimate Them.  wt Tairtys-two Dillieu Kuables,

WOMAN WANTS HER GAR   Automobile Taken By Staite Agents From Sen In Desired By Wather.

WOMAN WANTS HER CAR   Automobile Taken By State Agents  From ‘Son In Desired By act tai

LEAGUE [5 DEFENDED — BY SECRETARY COLBY   ‘DECLARES DEFENSE OF MONROE  DOCTRINE HAS SAVED.T. Ss.   FROM TEST OF WAR.

America Is Not Isolated From World, Colby Says   Secretary of State Defends League of Nations in Address Before Chicago Bar Association, and Declares United States Was Saved From Actual Test Of War by Defending the Monroe Doctrine.

ISOLATION OF U. S. ENDED BY WORLD WAR   Secretary Colby Sums up National Position as Reverse of Policy.

WILL CELEBRATE ANNIVER SARY OF SUNDAY SCHOOL   UNITED BRETHREN SUNDAY SCHOOL CENTENNIAL

HUNGER oT RIKER ENTER O/TH DAY   Cork Officials Incessed Over New York Statement That Food Is Given.

CORN GATHERING   Is Kearing Completion in Good Order Throughout State.

FAVORABLE WEEK FOR CROPS SHOW!   Indiana Report for Last Week Show  Corn Husking Progressing Rapidly

WEEKLY CROP REPORT OF FEDERAL AGENT   GEORGE C. BRYANT, GOVERN. MENT STATISTICIAN, TELLS OF CONDITION OF CROPS

WEEKLY CROP REPORT ~~ ICATES: PROGRESS   Parmes Taking Advant: age of Favor able Weather tor, Fall Work— Prospects Good

VIGE PRESIDENT TELLS HIS AIM   Marshall Announces His Candidacy as: Delegate at Large From Indiana to San Francisco Convention

VICE PRESIDENT  ~TOFRISCO MEET   Thos, R. Marshall Wants to Attend Democratic National Convention As Memher of Indiana Delegation,   OUTLINES PROBABLE PLATFORM OF PARTY   4is Letter is Interesting, in View of the Fact He Gives: What He Thinks the Party Should Stand For

VIGE PRESIDENT OUTLINES THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM   Return to “Old Time Democrati Principles” is Advice of Mr. Mar shall.

CALLS ON PEOPLE TO RETURN 10 OLD AMERICAN POLICY   eh  UNBRIDLED DEMOCRACY IS A MISTAKE, MARSHALL WANTS PARTY TO TAKE STAND ON ITS ANCIENT INDIVIDUALISM

MARSHALL S CANDIDATE.   To Run for Delegate From In. diana Upon ‘‘Old Time Democratic Platform.”

DEMOCRATIC PARTY fo MARSHALL DEFINES II   VICE PRESIDENT WOULD BE DELEGATE FROM INDIANA TO SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION.   Prosperity of Country Must Rest on Few Ancient and Time-Honored. Doctrines, Official Says.

MARSHALL COVETS CONVENTION BERTI   Vice President Would Suppor “An Old Time Democratic Platform” He Says

SLAIN WIFE FOUND IN DEATH TRUNK WAS 19 YEARS OLD   Was Near Motherhooc She: Told Friend In Detroit.

SLAIN WOMAN — WAS ABOUT TO BE A MOTHER   STATEMENT BY WIFE 0 PATROL MAN GIVES Pt LICE NEW THEORY 1 TRUNEI MYSTERY.   Search for Second Trunk be lieved to Contain Organs o Body—Victim Had Attempt  ek Cs Pee i:

VITAL ORGANS: BODY OF VICTIM SENT SEPARATLY   Think Have Positivly Identified Body Mur dered Woman

VICTIM TRUNK MURDER SPOKE OF TAKING LIFE   Mrs. LeRoy Expectec to Become Mother Soon

NEW THESRY IN TRUNK MVSTER      Mis. Leroy Veas About To Become ; Aicther, According To Story Told by Patrolman’s Wife.

SLAIN WOMAN ABOUT 10) GIVt BIRTH TO CHILD   Approaching Motherhooc Gives New Angle of Detroit Trunk Murder.   SEARCH FOR VITAL ORGANS IS NOW ON   Police State Mrs. Leroy Ha Planned an Attempt at Suicide.

POLICE BEGIN SEARCH FOR A SECOND TRUN   Mrs. Leo Trumbull, Who Ident fied Murder Victim, Makes More Revelations.

SEEK SECOND TRUNK   Sleuths Divide Time In Search fo Man and Container,  i

TRUNK MURDER CLUES. PUT POLICE ON NEW TANGENTS   SEARCH FOR LE ROY, HUS _BAND OF SLAIN WOMAN, IS CONTINUED.  Wal CANE wWwrers   Pullman Porter Describes Cali : fornia Passenger as Posible Fuvitive.

NeW THEORY IN TRUNK MYSTERY   Police Hunting for Second Trunk Expected to Give Further Clues

TRUNK MYSTERY.          Another Trenk ainatning: fart Airs, Largs Hacky WA: dhipped freie peaelts   TRUNK CANNOT BE: FOUAD:      POLIOCR ARE SE Ane HENGL: KO Bee LIL HUSBAND. —      Pullman Porter -Teatifles, J ¥bat’  Man Andwe rig te Te rugs Ve  seripdien, Took alitornia Train Gue of Chieagis,

Believe It Contains the Vital Organs of the Victim of Detroit Mystery.   MIGHT REVEAL DEATH CAUSE   Woman Who Identified Clothes Says Victim Was to Become a Mother.

NEW THEORY IN TRUNK MYSTERY   Police Speed Up Searct for Husband of the ‘Dead Woman.   MANY FACTS ARE BEING DEVELOPED

NEW THEORY PRODUCED IN MURDER CASE      MRS. EUGENE LEROY. THE VICTIM OF THE TRUNK CRIME   Was About to Become a Mother, According to Patrolman’s Wife—Woman Had Also Planned Suicide  —_Naw Suenect Goanoht.

NEW THEORY Ih MICH. MYSTERY   Sleuths Divide Attention Be. tween Leroy and Hunt For Second Trunk.   Probe Report Of Pulimar Porter He Saw Man Like Leroy.

POLICE GET NEW CLUES IN LEROY CASE   Woman was Slain in Leroy Apartment Then Placed in Trunk

NEIGHBOR WILL GO TG NEW YORK Ta VIEW BODY   New Developments in Trunk Murder Case Come to Light.

LEROY WOMAN IS BELIEVED 10 BE: STURGIS NATIVE, BY NEWSPAPERS   NEW THEORY NSEC TED IN DETROCT MURDER WISTERY. WHICH PE ZF7ILES WARD C§TiBRS   LEROY RELIEVED HIDING IN CHICAGO BY POLICE

MURDER MYSTERY DEEPENS.   Hunt for Leroy : = Continues With New. Theorles. Advanced.

EW Thtl INJECTED INT TRUNK MURDEE   Police Told Victim Had Confided She was Expectant Mother—Declare She Planned Attempt at Suicide.

NEW ANGLES INJECTED INTO TRUNK MYSTERY   Patrolman’s Wife Tells of Wpman Confiding Secret to Her   HUNT ANOTHER TRUNK.

NEW ANGLE TO MURDER   Woman Advances New Theory in Detroit ‘Trunk: Mystory. -

JOURNALISTS TO BANUET NOV. I      Gesernor Allen ahd U, J. Haskel af the Kaasas Citv Star Will "Be Speakers

JOURNALISTS TO BANUET NOV. 1   Governor Allen ahd H. J. Haske éf the Kaasas Citv Star Will ‘Be Speakers

VETO EEK FRANCE TO aTART RETURK OF BURIED YANKS   Embalmers Back Move to Get Bodies of Heroes Back in America, Charge.

ARMY TRANSPORT + THEPOWHATAN   is on Its Way With a Contin gent to Bring Back the ies   OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS

U.S. GRAND JURY IN SESSION TODA\   BELIEVED TO BE PROBING LIQUOR VIOLATIONS— - BENDERS ‘UNEASY: -

GRADUATE 1000 SERVICE MEN FIRST YEAR   Students from Every State in Union Enrolled in Present Class

ENEMY ALIENS TO BE RELEASED   Palmer Orders This Action for Thursday.

ALL ENEMY ALIENS  NOT ACTUAL MENACE TO BE RELEASED BY ORDERS FROM PALME

EDUCATORS WILL MEET.   Many Important Subjects to be Taken Up at Session in Cleveland,

DELEGATED ARE CUMING RAPIDLY   For Semi - Centennial Meeting of Educators   Department of Superintendence of National Educational Association and Fifty Other Determining Bodies from all Parts of Country— Many Important Questions.

MORE TEACHER NRE NEEDED IN U.o. (CLAM OF EDUCATOR   50,000, Well Trained, Required at Once to Take Vacant Positions or Renince Incenmnetentec.   EDUCATORS FLOCKING INTO CLEVELAND, 0   Semi-Annual egg ents’ Meeting Which Begins Tuesday Will Deal With Many Problems.

[LACK 50,000 TEACHERS ‘TO MAKE UP SHORTAGE   Country's : Educators, Approxi mately 8,000, Meet in Cleveland, To Discuss Vital Isaues

(RISH COMMISSIONER KILLED.   Shot by 14 Men Who. Forced Way Past oma

cat tn ees ees eel  IRISH OFFICER IS SLAIN.   Biember of Constabulary Shot Dead fe Covrtry Cleb of Cork.

TRISH COMMISKIONER KILLED.   Shot by 14 Men Who.Forced Way Past  ‘wi ht

COMMISSIONER SMYTH CHT AT COUNTRY CLUB   HEAD OF ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY IS MURDERED BY FOURTEEN MEN WHO FORCE THEIR WAY INTO RUILDING.

CHARLES BOESCHENSTEIN   SLAIN BY ARMED MEN AT HIS GLUE   Head of Royal irish Constabulary Shot Dead.

THE AIRPLANE RAGE,   Americana Are Named to Take Part  os ig @o sean go Byte ee

GOLDMAN “FED UP” ON SOVIET   “For God's Sake Take Me Back te America” She Begs Washing. ton Vandertip,

MISS GOLDMAN FED UP ON SOVIETIZED RUSSIA  Re FORRES WU FPAIPRATIROW

TROOPS GUARD TRIAL   U. S SOLDIERS RUSHED TO MON. TESANO, WASH,   Veterans Entrain for Scene of 1. W W. Hearing in Response to Prosecutor’s Call,

FEAR A RIOT AT WASHINGTON TRIAL   U. S. Veteran Troops Sent to . W. W. Hearing,   Soldiers Entrain tor Montesano; Wash, in Response to Call From Prosecutor,

TROOPS LEAVE THE SCENE OF I. W. W. TRIAL   Centralia, Washington, Will - Be an Armed Camp During the Remainder of the  Hearing.

TROUPS TOL WoW. TRIAL   Federal Soldiers Surr}und Artils3 tlee Day Murdtrers,

FEAR RIOT AT TRIAL   U. S. Veteran Troops Sent to . W. W. Hearing.   ‘Soldiers Entrain for Montesano, Wash., in Response to Call From Prosecutor, ‘  ¢

Rumors’ of Trouble Impending. at "Montesano Result In’ Order for. ‘Dispatch of Camp Lewis. _      PRESERVATION OF ORDER AND. FAIR  * ‘TRIAL ASSURANCE PURPOSE OF MOVE

EA TA AT HEARING OF ALLEGED “REDS   Camp Lewis Regulars Bound for Metesano, Wash., Echo of Arms istice Day Slaying. !

hob tet TEETER TS  1 SHIPPING BOARD: 4 >   STEAMER. AFIRE.! 3      Storm Moy) ves ‘Eastward, Endangering Shipping OFF Eastern Coast

‘President's Note Delays. “Action” ‘Against. Juge __ Slavs  By Allied Premiers---Latter’ pit.”  . ed To Be Standing. Firm, On Ultimatum, 2  oF “Pact As Alternative

HUNGARY OFFERS POLES  CONSIDERABLE FORGE 10 FIGHT RUSSIAN SOVIETS   While Moscow Reports More Red Victories, Britian Continues Ef forts to Bring About Peace   Bolsheviki Will Demand Elimination o Poland as Barrier State Between Russia and Germany for Peace

EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO MONDAY ADDS COLOR TO GREASERS’ LIFE   Drab Existence In Little Old  ’ Mexico With Nothing But Revolts, Riots and Raids Makes Even Popocatepetl Restless

JACK JOHNSON HEADED EAST   Says He Will Fight Case Against Him On Reaching Chicago.

EIGHT MURDERED IN ONE FAMILY   Dave Hanson Arrested, Suspected o: Crime on North Dakows Farm,

HANGED IN COOK COUNTY JAIL FOR MURDERING WIFE   Eleventh Hour Effort to Obtain Re. prieve From Governor Lowden Fails Arthur Haensel.

ONEY TROUBLES ORRY CHAPLAIN   arlie Peeved For Fear Wife Asking Divoree, Can Tie Up Cash

IRIGK CANE AND LEMON PIE’ GONE   Charlie Chaplin Thinks He Has Troubles Enough Just at Present.

ILLINOIS RAIL RATES GO UP   Commerce Body Orders Roads to Charge Same as Other States.

ILINDIS Bf ' FARES ORDERED TOHIGHER LEVEL   1.C. C. Says They Musi Conform to Interstate Rates.

ILLINOIS ROADS TOLD TO RAISE PASSENGER FARE   Rates Within State Must Be on Same Level as Interstate.

BOOSTS ILLINOIS RAIL RATES   Initerstate Commerce Body ‘Orders Roads to Charge Same as in Other States.

RAILROADS GET NEW RATE RAISE   GOVERNOR LOWDEN WILL BE AMONG, NOTABLES  PRESENT,

12.000 CARPENTERS KEFUSE HIGHER PAY   Haltimere Union Declines Raise. Stat: ing Prices are Falling

Carpenters at Baltimere Satisfied With Present Seale ef 90  Canta am Wouwr.

REFUSE TO ACOEPT INCREASE.   Carpenters of Baltimore Satistied With @0-Cent on Hour Rate.

WORKMEN REFUSE WAGE INGREAGE   Iwelve Thousand Workmen of Building Trades Decline Promised Raise in Salary,

SMUGGLER RING IS UNCOVERED    FEDERAL OFFICIALS SEIZE $18,000  WORTH OF BIRD OF PARADISE FEATHERS.

HUNDRED PERSONS DEAD EN RIOTING IN SOFIA   Troops Open Fire When Anti-Dynas: (ic Demonstrators Try to, Rush the Palace.

TROGPS AND MOB EXCHANGE VOLLEYS   More Than 100 Persons Killed or Wounded at Sofia

NEAR REVOLT IX BULGARIA,   More Than Hundred Killed in AntiYynastie Outhecak.

MANY BULGARS ARE SLAIN   Large Crowd, Shouting for Republic Refore Palace, Fired Upon.

'Page Old Doc Yak, Zoo Supervisor Needs New Cold Cure for Monbev.

FIVE SOCIALISTS  ARE SUSPENDED   State Assembly, By Almost Unanimou Vote; Denies Seats To Members _, -Elected Last Fall. -

BIDS FAREWELL JO THE §  ENATE   Hopes for Co-operation of Colleague Next Four Years.

HARDING BIDS SENATE FAREWELL   President-Elect In Speich Before That Body Today Tells Them  Na Senate Rue Goes,

KANSAS EDITORS HEARS THE FACTS   INCREASED . CONSUMPTION ACCOENTS FOR - SHORTAGE   IN 2 YEARS, PRODUCTION MAY, EQUAL CONSUMPTION ~   On Avornge ‘Every Fanilly. iy Amerteuw Takes Dolly..Paper ‘13 Milllon Miles of Paper

DECLARES PAPER USE IS CAUSE OF SHORTAGE   Newspaper Maker Insists De mand Is Greater Than Production Can Stand.

GOVERNMENT STARTS CAMPAIGN AFTER RATS   Bubonic Cses Causes Much Excitement in Texas Coast City—Many Traps Set.

REJECT CONFERENCE PLAN FOR SETTLING UNREST URGES LAUCI   Secretary of Old War Labor Board First Witness at Hearing on the Plan

PLAN NUT APPROVED   SENATE HEARS OF “NEW CONCEPTION OF DEMOCRACY.”   Secretary of Olid War Labor Board Urges Rejection of Proposed Settlement of Wage Unrest.

URGES A FLAT REJECTION   Secretary cf Old War Labor Board Op. poses Pian of Second jndustrial Conference.

stimated 50.000 Rail Mod on 28 Roads Are Out, With Thousands More Expected to Join Before Nightfall   President Wilson Is Urged to Appoint Special Board te Rush Settlement; Tieup Is Affecting Bie Stockyards   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEASED WIRE TO TRIRTNE.

URGES REJECTION OF WILSON’S PLAN   Secretary of Old War Labor Board Goes Before Senate Labor 2 Committee.

WOULD REJECT OLD LABOR SCHEMI   Secretary of Olid War Labor Board Before Commitice.   Urges Flat Rejéction of Pian Proposed by Second Industria! Conference en Unrest..

East and West Bound Freight Movement is Further Crippled by Action of Switchmen at Strateaic Gateways   BROTHERHOODS CONTROL HANGS IN THE BALANCE   Officials Agree that Day Will Bring Test of Strength Between Union Organizations and ‘‘Outlaws’’

Trouble Which Started in Chicago Has Now Spread to Toledo, Los Angeles and Buffalo—Leaders . Still Unable To Restrain Men.

WOULD REJECT SCHEME   Secretary of Old War Labor Board Before Committee.   Urges Flat Rejection of Plan Proposed hy Second Industrial Conference on Unrest.

?RESIDENT WILSON'S ADVISHIRS WANT MATTER PLACED i FORE THE SENATE   Destroy Village of Harownyi anf Burn Aniérien Orphianuge—" Germans Shell Duseatdort

LAUCK ASKS SENATE ~ TO REJECT PROPOSAI   Says Plan of Industrial Conference Is Not Adequate.

RAILWAY MEN'S STRIKE SPREADS OVER NATION   Rebellion Against Union Organi zation Reported Growing Ripidiy?   CROSS COUNTRY FREIGHT . TRAFFIC SUFFERS DELAY   Chicago, Buffalo, St. Louis and Other Important Gateways Are Tied Up.   CONFERENCE IS CALLED   Regular-Union Leaders Join Ef forts of Officials to Break Hiegal Strike.

REJECTION OF LABOR BOARD'S ~ -PLANIS URGE!   Industrial Conference Fails  t Meet Conditions, Declares W. Jett Lauck.

RENNER CABINET RESIGNS.   Brenk Comex Over Minixter of Wer  Decrer Over Anny Discipline.  eae eas

AUGTRIAN CABINET GOES OUT OF OFFIC   Announcement of the Resig: nation of Dr. Karl Rennes And His Cabinet Presentec This Morning at Vienna by The Chancellor, ....

AUSTRIAN REGIME RESIGNS. AFTER _ ARMY BILL SPLIT   Cabinet Quits After, Meeting With Social Democrat  Eee om eee

RENNER CABINET RESIGNS TODAY   Austrian Ministry Out of Office at Vienna

AUSTRIAN CABINET ~ SUDDENLY QUITS      Sidelights.of-the Convention.

Resignation Follows Unexpectec Break Over Army Discipline Decree

FIRST LEGAL HANGING IN FIFTY YEARS TOE FYEC UTED IN KANSAS      FEDF RAL PRISONER TO BE EXE. CLLED UNDER SENTENCE IN UNITED STATES COURT.

TO HANG STROUD FOR HIS CRIME   Will be First Man to be Legally Executed Thus in Kan ea¢

STROUD WILL BE FIRST MAN LEGALLY HANGED IN KANSAG IN FIFTY YEARS   Unless President Wilson Saves Him By Exercise of Executive Clemency) -

PRESIDENT MAY SAVE ~ KANSAS HANGING SOON   lf Robert Stroud Goes to Gallows, First in 50 Years.

BRITAIN STOPS ALL EXPORTS OF COAL AS MINE STRIKE IMPENDS   Government Prepares for Crisis. in Industrial . Affairs There.

EMBARGO ON COAL COMES IN ENGLAND   Industry Makes Ready For Strike Set For Saturday.

GREAT BRITAIN PREPARES FACE COAL SHORTAGE   Embargo On Export of Coa! From England Now Effective.

BRITISH INDUSTRIAL HORLZON ARKENED BY STRIKE. C1.QU   Miners Throdghout Unitec Kingdom to Walk Out, Paralyzing Industry.—Embargc On Export of Coal Declated By Government Today.

EMBARGO DECLARED ON COAL EXPORT AT BRITISH PORTS   Government Takes Steps That  Are Expected to Prevent  Qutgo of Needed Fuel   ‘Railroad Strike Is Expected But Officials Say Travel 1 Won't Be Less for 3 Days

DATION PUL CMBARGL Uh  UUAL EXPUR FAAM ENE ANT   To Conserve Supplies for Home Use in Event of Strike   RULE GOES INTO EFFECT MONDAY   More Than Million “Miner: Over United Kingdom Affected

EMBARGO PLACED ON BRITISH COAL   EXPECTED THAT 1,000,006 MINERS WILL GO ON STRIKE.

ENGLAND FACES A LABOR GRIStt   Strike of Million Miners Ordered for Monday Will  Paraluza Indiuctry

WAR TIME ESPIONAGE LAWS    Enacted hy Various States are Held to be Valid by U. S. Su. preme Court,

LIVE COUNTRY  CORRESPONDENCE   LAKE CENTER   SOUTHWEST ELLSWORTH

Students March Out When Speaker Criticizes League   Girls Cheer Cox in Reply to Mrs Longstreet's Attack

COLLEGE Gils ~ CHEERED PRESIDENT   And League of Nations When Mrs, James W. Longstreet Criticized the Proposal in the  Course of Speech at Greenshoreg Colleve Today.

ARGUES FOR GRAIN CORPORATION AS...  _BENEFIT TO GROWERS AND CONSUME!

GRAIN MEN OPPOSED   MAKE FIGHT ON ABOLITION OF GBAEN CORPORATION. q   Say 12 Would Result In Repadlatior of Government Contracts, and Would Stop Wheat Exports.

FARMERS WHEAT LOSS   Through Abolishing of Grair Corporation.   FIGHT FOR ITS RETENTION   Representative Summers, From Washington, Pointed Out Dangers to Senate Committee.

ABOLITION OF THE GRAIN CORPORATION WOULD AUR   This Is What..2 Congressman Says, Talking For The Farmers,

SAYS CHURCH SHOULD HELP.   Speaker Declares Conntry Life Should Re Made Atiearticn

CELEBRATION . HERE JULY 5   Business Men and Chamber o! Commerce Plan for County‘Wide Event.   COMMITTEES ARE NAMED   ‘Work of Soliciting $2,000 te  over Cost, Will Be Started on Thursday.

Business Men and Chamber o Commeroe Pian for CountyWide Event.   COMMITTEES ARE MAMED   Work of Soliciting $2,000 t Cover Cost, Will Be Started on Thursday.

CHAMP CLARK WOULD TAKE NOMINATION IF HANDED HIM, HE SAYS   Denies Authorizing New York Woman to Announce His Candidacy for. Place.   HONOR MUST COME FREELY DECLARES PIKE COUNTYAN   Woman Says Former Speaker Will Not Wage Fight for Delegates to Convention.

CLARK 15 WILLING 10 BE NOMINATED AT SAN FRANCISEL   Candidacy Announced by Woman Politician — Missourian, However, Will Not Conduct Campaign for Honors.

Declares, However, No Man Could Decline Such an Honor if Offered Freely—All He Has Ever Said ts “Barkis is Willin’,” He Declares in Interview,

CHAMP CLARK IS CANDIDATE   Mrs. Julia Sanders Declares Former Speaker of House Seeks the 4 Presidency.

ANNOUNCES CHAMP CLARK I$ CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCS   Decision Made Over Tele phone to an Officer of the Swastkia Woman’s Club

CLARK TO ENTER NOMINATION LtaT FOR PRESIDENGY   Former Speaker Announces Through Women’s Organization of New York   TO BE INACTIVE CAMPAIGN.   Missouri Congressman States That Whole Matter is One for Coast Convention

ENTERS CHAMP CLARK IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE   : Mrs. Julia Sanders Announces i (Candidacy of Former House Speaker, in New York

CHAMP CLARK A CANDIDATE.   The Missourian to , Enter Presidential Race, Woman Leader Says.

WOMEN: BEHIND CHAMP CLARK   Mfficer of Female Political Or ganization Says He Seeks Nomination

OHAMP CLARK IS WILLING   Former Speaker of House Pats Hiimself in Attitude of the Phii  Ose0phical Barkis.

Follows Announcement By New York Woman That He Had Decided to Run.

CHAMP CLARK WILL NOT LIFT fil HAND TQ GET NOMINATION   As a Poor Man, He Cannot Buy Political Patronage, . Former Speaker Says.   HAS AUTHORIZED NO ONE TO ANNOUNCE CANIDACY   Declares, However, No Wan Could Decline Such an Honor if Offered Freely All He Has Ever Said is “Barkis is Willin’,” He Declares in Interview,

SAYS CLARK IS A CANDIDATE   Woman Politician Says Former Speak. er Seeks the Presidency.

CHAMP CLARK NOT AFTER PRESIDENCY BUT HE ADDS THAT “BARKIS IS WILLIN’”

CHAMP CLARK TOSSES IN HAT     Candidate for Presidential Nomination.   INFORMATION GIVEN TODAY   News of Candidacy of Ex-Speaker of House Comes from New York.

WOMAN SAYS CHAMP CLARK IN THE RACE   Mrs. Julia Sanders Says Former Speaker is Presidential Candidate.

CALLS CLARK GANDIDATE.   Former Speaker Will Run fo: Democratic Nomination, Mrs. Sanders Announces.

CHAMP CLARK CANDIDATE FOR DEMOCRATIC HONORS AT FRISCO CONVENTION

ACTRESS FIGHTS FOR BIG ESTATE    Peggy Marsh in Court Declare: Her Child is Son of Late Henry Field, Heir to Millions

at eg  Marshall Field iii. Wants $50,000,000   GRANDS@N OF FORMER CHI CAGO MERCHANT PRINCE RAGHEING POI BIG  s

ARGUMENTS ON   On Groundd That Lever Act is Constitutional, Government Begins   ARGUMENTS IN CASE   Of the Miners and Operators—Hughes Differs from the Court’s Opinion

SAYS DISAGREEMENT . STOPPED FEDERAL ACTION   Chairman dohnson of House lami eration- Comuulitec “Testifies” - ; Reguriing Post. 3

POST FIGURES IN OFFICIAL MIX-UP      Disagreements Between De partments of Labor and - Justice Claimed.

ES SEE a   Chairman: Johnson of House Committee Cites Wobbly of Copper Area.   POST IS ONE OBSTACLE

State and Federal Of ficials Marked for  we Slaughter --- C o m f munists Active in  Youngstown, Boston.

And ‘That: is Why hy “Damnable” Con: ' spiracy Against the Government Wag: Not Broken Up.

POST BLOCKED DEPORTING REDS - WITNESS SAYS   ‘Frustrated Breaking Uj] Damnable Conspiracy,”  Criae Conoreceman

SEGY, POST AGAIN IN UNSAVORY LIME LIGHT   Witness Says ‘* Awful Mix-Up” Between Labor and Justice Departments Prevented Breaking Conspiracy.  Justice Department Did Its Part, He Avers, But Post Stood In The Way of Justice

SAYS POST BLOCKED JUSTICE TO REDS   Cancelled Deportations, Un doing Work Of Department Of Justice Men.

‘CHARGES ‘LABOR DEPT. WITH AIDING RADICALS   Congressman Johnson. Say: Palmer’s: Effort. to Break’ Ur  _ the “Damnablq Conspiracy” IN. 71,0 * .

U5. BUREAU ROWS GIVEN GREDIT: FOF AED PLOT SUCCES!   “Post'll Release Audreychtin If We Keep Wilson Making Speeches,” Prophecy.

HARDING'S FOR PACT REVISION ON THE LEAGUE   Nominee Denies He  Would Eliminate Entire Treaty; Watches Step.

HARDING WOULD REVAMP LEAGUE   David Lawrence Says G. O. P. Candidate Would Alter Treaty in Way That Would Please Both U. S. and Europe.   WOULD PROTECT INTERESTS OF THIS COUNTRY, HOWEVER

TAKE LIDA AND PINSK   Polish Advance Toward the Northeast Is Continuing.   Wrange! Captures 20,000 Reds and Controls Famous Donetz Coal Basin.

CAPTURE LIDA, PINSK   ADVANCE OF POLES TOWARD NORTHEAST CONTINUES.   General Wrange! Gets 20,000 Reds anc Seizes Coal Basin—Pians Winter Campaign.

NEW PRESIDENT FOR N. W. U.   Prof. Walter Dill Scott Selected to Succeed L. H. Hough.

PROF. SCOTT HEADS N. W. U.      Head of University’s Psychology De. partment Selected to Succeed President Hough, Resigned.

Sixty Dalrymple Deputies Swoo; Down on Alleged Wet Cafes in Chicago Suburb.

‘Dry OFFICERS RAID BURNHAM   Sixty Dalrymple Deputies Swoop Down on Al'eged Wet Cafes in Chicago Suburb.

DENTISTS PLAN TG EDUCATE PUBLIC   SERIES OF INSTRUCTIVE ARTICLES PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION EACH WEEK

TREATY DEBATE ROLDING BACK SENATE BILLS   Worst Legislative Jam in History Will Result If Another Extended Controversy Is Entered.   REPUBLICANS. MAY BLOCK DEMO PLANS   G. 0. P. Senators Planning on Foilixg Pragram . by Putting Treaty Before the Senate at Early Date.

Another Extended Debate Would Leave Pressing Matters Untouched   PLANS MADE TO GIVE TREATY RIGHT OF WAY   PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR MAKES PROMPT AC. TION ON IMPORTANT BILL IMPERATIVE.

DEAD FROM FIRE.   Sioux Rapids Restaurant Fire Resuit: tn Death of One; Others May Die.

COMMITTEE DELAYS FIGHT OVER REED’S SEAT UNTIL MONDAY   Francis M. Wilson Will Present Senator’s Credentials and State His Side.   COMMITTEE URGES EARLY ACTION BY TENNESSEE   Recommendation to Convention for Representation on Committee of Women.

PUSTPONE HEARING OF CONTESTS OVER DELEGATES’ SEATS   Full Committee Will Decide On Claims of Senator Reed and Georgia Factions Today— Georgia Man Seated.

Committee Will Settle Missouri Contest Today; Georgia Case Also Set

DEMOCRATS SEND TENNESSEE WIRE   National Committee Urges That State to Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

MISSOURL-GECRGIA CONTESTS 10 BE CONSIDERED TODA}   Plan te Have Sub-Committes Consider Cases Defeated Ry 26 to 20 Vote.

TO DISPOSE OF SEIZED CABLE   THESE TO BE THE CHIEF TOPIC OF DISCUSSION AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

0 DISPOSE OF  SEIZED CABLES   Will Be Chief Topic at Conference o Communications at Washington Tomorrow,

A.M. DOCKERY BS SAD 10 Bt > -CRIFIEA   _ teatinal ‘Fronblo! ai tatiees

NINE QUESTIONS TO EX-PRESIDENT TAFT BY GOY. GOA   Compares Previous Utterances Of Former Presidént With His Support Of Harding.   LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE NOW CLEARCUT ISSUE   Great Crowds Hear Democratic Can didate In St. Louis And Through Tilinois,

ASKS IF FORMER PRESIDENT AND HARDING ARE JOINED IN DELIBERATE DECEPTION’

9 QUESTIONS ARE ~ ASKED TAFT BY C0!   NOMINEE ASKS IF CONSPIRACY OF DELIBERATE DECEPTION Is UNDER WAY.

TAFT ASKED NINE POINTS ON LEAGUE BY GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Shoots Questions At Former President

GOK ROKS FORMER PRESIDENT {MFT NINE QUESTIONS   Wants to Know if He and Harding Are Not Joined in Deliberate Deception.   CLEAR-CUT ISSUE LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE, HE SAYS   Ohio Governor Joined for First Time During Campaign by Mrs. Cox and His Daughter and Son-in-Law, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mahoney.

SUBMITS 9 QUESTIONS COVER. ‘ING JUDGE'S PAST RECORD   OR IT OR AGAINST if   Quotes Ex-President in His loud Fight in Support of the Covenant.

COX DIREGTS HIS ASOMULT AGHINST  TARTS. ATT   Declares Issue Is Now Clea Cut, “League of Nations Or No League.”

DOK ASKS TAFT ~AUNE QUESTIONS   Former President Is Fre quently Quoted on League by Democratic Nominee   ASSAILS -G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Asks Whether Taft and Harding Are Not Joined Together In Decention

TRADE FOLLOWS EXTENSION OF U.S ~ PRESS REPORTS   United Press Opened the South Am exlean Field. U. S. News Should be Extended,

URGE RUSSIAN RECOGNITION   Mensheviki Party, Opposed to Bo shevism, Say Present Regime Will Dofent Iteelf if Given Full Sway.

FAMILIES: DEAD IN. CROSSING TRAGEDY   Seven Pleasure Seekers Are Killed by Illinois Central   Train at Franklin   DRIVER WAS: CONFUSED.   ‘Entire Family of William Litherland, of Nashville, Hither Dead or Dying

GOAL COMMISSION IN FIRST SESSION   Acting President Lewis Announces Miners Will Accept Unreservedly Any Decision That Is Reached.

MINERS AGREED TO TAKE TERMS OF COMMISSION   Lewis Makes Announce: ment at Opening of Hearings   OPERATORS UNDECIDED

LEWIS CLEARS WAY TO SETTLE POA, DISPUTE      Men Will Obey Any Decision of Commis« sion; Operators are Not So Hasty.      HAVE 10 QUERIES

MINERS SHOW ATTITUDE OF COAL COMMISSION INQUIRY.   TO AID IN EVERY WAY IN THE INVESTIGATION.   The Opening of the First Public Hearing Was This Morning In Washington and Miners Head Tells Commission His Men Will Accept Their Decision.

MINERS PROMISE TL iGTalE AF RAMMISSION   Union Executive Bespeaks Wil-lingness of Operatives to Accept Decision Unreservedly in Settlement of Strike   OPERATORS WAITING FOR . ANSWER TO QUESTIONS   Operators’ Scale  Committee Chairman Will Make No Promises in Anticipation of   Declaration Demanded

DUAL MINERS 10 AGUEPT RULINGS UF WAGE BUARL   Lewis Promises Union Assist ance in Inquiry—Operator Make No Pledge to Abide b; Decisions.

SEURETARY GLASS WANTS Blt CREDIT LOAN FOR EURO:  PEAN FOOD RELIEF

MINERS PROMISE TO ACCEPT ANY AWARI   Acting President Lewis Say: Bituminous Workers Wil Rely on Present Commission

IN THE SETTLEMENT - OF COAL SERIKE DECLARES JOHN L. LEW  Miners Representative: ” ees!  : Also Assist the Commis-sion’s Inquiry——First For  mal Session of Gommissian Taday. ;

COAL MINERS WILL ACCEPT UNRESERVEDLY   President Lewis Told President Wéilson’s Commission So.

COAL MINERS — ~~ “ACCEPT TERMS   Operators Ask Wilson Commission to Answer Ten Ques. ‘tions Before Hearing.   FIRST: HEARING IS - PUBLI   Owners Want to Know Whether Body's Award Would Be Final . and Binding on Both Men and Operators,

MINERS 10 ABIDE BY BOARD AWARD, LEWIS DECLARES   Operators’ Representative No Committing Them Until 10 . Questions Answered.   COMMISSION TO CONSIDER THEM BEFORE RESPONSE   Wage-Fixing, Retroactive Pay Authority of Body Among Points That Are. Up.

MINERS WILL KOGEPT AN DECISION MADE BY COAL COMMISSIOK   John L. ‘Lewis, Acting President, Gives Assurance When ” Meeting ‘Is Opened   GPERATORS DECLINE TO MAKE PROMISE   Want To Kaow Whether the Board's Verdict Is to Be Final and Binding

Miners Will Accept  Acts of Commissior   President Lewis Says Miners Will Ac cept Settlement o f Wages, Ete., a Agreed on by Conimission.

MINERS: TO ACCEPT: COMMISSION'S RUL   st denittod “1 Coal Conmiisston , Will. Hae Adepted:         PLAN. A THOROUGH. PROBE   WAGES CAND (oc WIRD BEOOENVEST!     WIM TIONS. PTL.      Hftunitnous Coal Miners Offer, te Ilolp Roard tn ls -tavestigntion und Shaw. a Spirit. loaf Ceauporation,

MINERS WILL AUUEPT, LEWIS TELLS BOARD   Operators Less Free Witl Promises—First Demand Questions Be Answered.

OPERATORS DELAY WORK OF BOARD   Ask Wilson Probe Board to An. swer Ten Questions.   COAL MINERS ACCEPT TERMS   Lewis Tells President's Commission Workers Will Accept Unreservedly Any Decision Made by Body in Settlement of Strike.

COAL MINERS = DECLARE SELVES. IN RECEPTIVE MOOR      Will Accept Unreservedly Any Decision Made By Coal Commission In Strike Settlement. -

MINERS PROMISE TO ACCEPT AWARD COAL COMMISSION   Operators Are Not Sc Ready, Demanding Information First.

MINERS WILL -ACCEPT, _THEY SAY, DECISION : OF COAL COMMISSION   Operaiors Await Answer.ty Question:  Propoundeil af Heat Beivre Making Repl :

MINERS AGREE TO DeGolehe Uf SOM ull   WILL ACCEPT °UNRESERVEDLY ANY DECISION WHICH MAY BE REACHED TO END STRIKE,

CUAL MINERS 10 ACCEPT WHATEVER COMMISSION GIVES   First Public Hearing of the Coal Commission Is Begun in Washington.   OPERATORS DON’T PROMISE   They Require Morve Infoimatior Before Stating Whether They Will Accept Settlement.

OPERATORS DO NOT AGFEE   Operators Want Answers to Tcn Questions Before Giving An Answer

OPERATORS WILL PROMISE NOTHING   Miners Assure Coal Commissior They’ Abide by Decision; Brewster Is Silent. “

COAL MINERS WEE ACCEPT BECISH OF COAL ROAR  A ; y '       Lewis Says Findings Will Be Accepted Without Reserve.   OPERATORS ASK IF AWARBS ARE 70 BE BINBING   Questions Submitted Wit Be Answered By Commission.

Statemsnt Made Unreservedly by President Lewis Today.   OPERATORS WOULDN'T SAY  Brewster, ttead of Ennployers,.  Said He'd Wait Awhile He= tore Replying.

WILL ACCEPT SETTLEMENT   Miners Will Not Fight Pres ident’s Commission.   WILL ASSIST IN IKQUIRY   Operators Want Ten Questions   Answered Before They Decide  to Recognize Decision.

ASSURANCE GIVEN OF UNRESERVEDLY SCCEPTING TERMS   LEWIS, PRESIDENT OF . UNION, SAYS REPRESENTATIVES “WILL...” ACOTOIT TATATITeY &   OPERATORS DELAY:   Brewster Makes Wo. Promise: Until Ten Questions Are-.. a oe en 2 aa .

LEWIS PLEDGES ACCEPTANCE BY UNION MINERS   SAYS FINDING OF PRESI DENT’S COMMISSION WILL BE FINAL.   FIRST PUBLIC HEARING . HELD IN WASHINGTON   Chairman Brewster of the Scale Com miltee of Operators Will  Make No Prom-

OPERATORS ASK TEN QUESTIONS   Mine Owners Are a Bit Reserved About Wilson’s Board.   MINERS READY TO ACCEPT FINDINGS

MINERS AGREE T0 ACCEPT TERMS OF NEW COMMISSION      JOHN L. LEWIS VOUCHES UN. RESERVED ACCEPTANCE BY MINERS   REPRESENTIVES ASSIST IN INQUIRY   Scale Committee Chairman Says Operators Are Making No Definite Promises

ENTIRELY NEW. NAVAL AWARDS SYOTEM LIKELY   Change in Law to Be Sought Whereby Heroism Will Be Justly Rewarded

American Schooner Turns: Third Mark Nearly ~ Six Minutes: Ahead ‘of Canadian Contender; ~ Brisk: Wind Blowing .At 13: Kno; Grows Watch Contest From. Shore... ,

FIRST” LEG PROVED “10 BE DEAD HEAT       More. Excitement’: : 3 an. “at: the fitevia ional Races at Sandy Hook in “August _ aa

FIRST LEG WAS. ADEAD HEAT   Beaten at Start Esperanto Took Lead Before First 12 Miles Had Been Covered   American Leads by - Three Minutés on Second Leg— Increases Lead on Third

THREE MEN ARE HELD   In Connection with Murder of Vera Schneider

STOLEN SUGAR POISONED.   Dubuque “Farmer Warns Thieves Against Use of Sweetening.

STOLEN SUGAR OAGK WAS FULL OF POISON   Dubuque Man Issues Warning When He Found That Sack of Sugar Had Been Taken From Woodshed

REPUBLICAN BRASS COLLARS ASSEMBLE AT CHICAGO TODAY MAPPING CAMPAIGN   Big Chiefs From All Over Including -Okl homa, Rally lin indy City, But Not  - in Hotel Bedroom

REPUBLICAN — MED-WESTERN CONFERENCE   Party Leaders Began Two Days Session Today With Nationa  Chairman.

G. 0. P. LEADERS IN CONFAB IN CHICAGO   Two-Day Session Presided Over By Will Hays; Discuss Fall Election.

Many Women, Including Mrs, Alice Longworth, Meet In Chicago Today.

REPUBLICANCONPERENCES,   a Vorty Lenders feom 17 States It - Canene 6t: Chicago.

Hanihara Says Papers Got His Speech Wrong   Tokyo Government Embar. rassed by Vice-Foreign Minister’s Talk.

MAY SEEK A NEW AGREEMENT U. S.   Japanese Foreign Minister Embarrases His Government

U.S. TREASURY MAY      U.S. Hopes to Retire $200,000, 000 Worth.   Sinking Fund Provision Enabics Government to Retire Liberty and “™\ —s- Vietory Lean Issues.

WILL TAKE UP BONDS   GOVERNMENT EXPECTS TO RE TIRE $200,000,000.   Provision of Sinking Fund Enables Treasury Department to Buy Liberty Issues.

IN AUTOMOBILE AND SOLID Ik PRICES   By the Goodrich Rubber Company Is Announced.

PREDICTS RATIFICATION: TODAY   Pryan Says People Want Action Instead of Words.

BRYAN'S HOPE HIGH PITCHED   PREDICTS RATIFICATION OF THE PEACE TREATY TODAY.   WASHINGTON LESS OPTIMISTIC   PROSPECTS FOR AGREEMENT IN SENATE NOT ROSY.   Interest Centered for Time Being ins Contest Between Hitchcock and Underwood for Minority  Leadership.

RATIFY TREATY TODAY--BRYAN   PREDICTS SENATE WILL “BOW TO PUBLIC DEMAND” WITHOUT DELAY   BUSINESS IS HANDICAPPED   Investment of American Capital ix  Foreign Countries Awaits Action at Washington.

FARMERS! UNION URGES HOLDING PRODUCE BAGK   wc: ae r KANSAS -CITY CONVENTION 13 FAYOR OF STOPPING MARKET FLOW -

Fiwe Men Are Killed and Five Other Seriously Injured in Explosion in treland.

SINN FEIN ARSENAL BLOWS UP   Five Men Are Kiiled and Five Others Serious!y Injured in Explosion in treiand.

COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET TOMORROW   Mass Convention Will Be Held ai the Library at Two O'Clock

DRY SPELL TAKEN SERIOUSLY   Chicago Bartender Finds Nothing  tim Ttiee Far.

Si FEINERS ASSERT ~— MPSWINEY NEAR EN}   Lord Mayor of Cork Passes Thir. tieth Day of Fast, Grow} ing Weaker.

BODY OF MAYOR DECLARED TO BE VIRTUALLY DEAD   Sinn Fein Prison Bulletin Announces Complete Collapse of MacSwiney

Prison Officials Say MacSwiney’s Condition.is Grave      Bulletin Last Night Said Lord Mayo Had Collapsed: and His Mina + Growing’ Dole. 2

MAYOR MIACOW IN VERY NEAR DEATH   End of 30th Day Finds Hunger Striker “Completely Collapsed”’—Government  Firm.

PARALLELS GERMAN RAIDS IN BELGIUN   Eamonn 3. Valera, ‘‘President of Irish Repablic,’? So Likens British ‘‘Outrages’’ in Ireland

British ‘Murderers’ ~ -Bitterly Denounced > - BylIrish President

Head of Mine Workers Orders Men to Return to Work and End Strike

UNION LEADERS AND DIREC. TOR GENERAL HINES NOT COMPLETED WORK   TO LAST SEVERAL DAYS    Negotiations Between Government And Two Million Employes Expected to End Dur.  ing the Week.

RAIL LEADER URGED BY MEN 10 PUSH HINES   SOME CHAFE UNDER DELAY I} SETTLEMENT BUT SEE NO DECENT WAY TO HURRY   High Cost Of Living Not Thought To Be Best Card To Be Plaved At This Time

BAIL MEN CHAFE AS WINES DELAYS GAME   STRIKE VOTE AT DETROIT I WAGE REFUSAL COMES IS CONSIDERED SIGNIFICANT.

LEADERS CHAFE UNDER CONFERENCE DELAYS   Railway Wage Scale Negotiations Will Extend Through Present Week at Least

MPORTANT DIFFERENCES YET TO BE CONSIDEREL   Railway Wage Increase Negotiation Promise to Extend Well Into This Week.

NO PROPOSAL YET IN. WAGE INCREASE ISSUE       NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN HINES AND RAI, EMPLOYES MAY G0  "30 WELL INTO WEEK.”

CONFERENCE TO GO ON   Railway Wage Increase Negotia tions Continue.

INION LEADERS ANO RAIL HEADS FAIL TO AGREE   NEGOTLATIONS OVER WAGE DE MANDS PROMISE TO CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL DAYS   IMPORTANT DIFFERENCES   Relie? That Decided Drop ir Prices Vill be Outcome of Poreigu kxacheange Breths, Delays Agreement

Regal Funeral Conducted Uver Deceased Bira   Band of 15 Horns, Four Coaches for Mourners, a Hearse and a Tombstone Required fo: Canary.

SOLDIERS MEMORIA   7 "oid a SERVIC Ae. MEN  DIFFER DAS “ro 22° pORM CT SHOUD TAKE.      Phopesition t to Come in tora Full P ss  Dise Masten, ’ + +

SOLDIERS MEMORIAL   SERVICE MEN DIFFER AS TO POEM If SHOULD TAKE.   Proposition to Come in for a Full  Dixnctission,

5 TREND FOR BUTTER, FLOUR EGGS, POTATOES   Prices in Chicago Show a Decided Slamp and Dealers Say Bottom  Not Yet Reached.

WELL IT DOES SOUND RICE ANYWAY   Bread and Butter Said to Be  On the Downward Trand

GLASS FRIENDS CONFIDENT   Managera Predict Virginian Will Head ’ Besolutions Committee

CARTER GLASS SURE TO HEAD RESOLUTIONS   Virginian Has Enough Votes to Assure His Election as Chairman.

Penr ose Hits Hoover;  “No Republican, Has IN. o Campaign Chance’

MINISTERS OF STATE MUDT,   Catied to Arowse Interest in Educa. tion and Missions.

DANIELS PAYS. TRIBUTE TD DEAD OF WAV   SECRETARY SAY SAILORS AND MARINES WHO DIED KNEW CAUSE OF WAR

‘DANIELS PAYS HONOR TO U. S. SOLDIER DEAD   :   Impressive : Ceremony Takes Place in New York Navy Yards.

IMPAEGOlVE ARE CEREMONIES FOR AMERIGAN DEA   Daniels Pays Tribute to U. S. Soldiers Who Died Over Seas and Whose Bodies Arrived Home Monday.

COUNTRY HONORS HEROES OF NAVY   First of Sailor Dead Receivec At New York From Graves ‘In France

All RECOGNIZED — ~ NATIONS SHOULD BE ADMITTED NOW   Argentine Delegate So Declares at League of Nations Meeting.   A SENSATION IS CAUSED IN LEAGUE   Significance Is Attached To The  Declaration—League Proceedings.

EAGUE MAY ADK REVISION AY AMERICA   Suggestions For Changes in Convenant From U. 8 Will Be Sought, Acording to News Advices From Geneva   Secrecy in Activities of the Council is Abandoned As Committees Are Required To Make Minutes Public

CONTROVERSY, IN-STYLES   Fusi and’ West Have Revues In Chl cago——Parade on Wiidy Avenue  ee

Hange to Tree Three Hours Before Bemg Rescued Stream Qverflowed - Banks. Horse Drowns

FLOOD MAROONS MAN IN TREE TOP   Littlestown Man Has Harrowing Experience in Conewago Friday.   CARRIED DOWN STREAM   Hangs to Tree Three Hours Before Being Rescued. Stream Overflowed Banks. Horse Drowns.

BRYAN AT ASSEMBLY ASOAILS THE DOUBLE CTANDARD OF MORALS   Deriounces Unfairness: .of Com mon Judgment On Female’ Frailty Alone.

GROWTH OF GREAT SHOW   INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EX. POSITION AT CHICAGO

E. H. Moore, Cox’s Spokesman, Says First Hand Evidence ic Available.   REVEALS “MONEY RAISERS”   Names of Men Charged With Raising Campaign Fund Given Committee.

E. H. Moore Puts It Up to Republicans in Slush Probe   Gives the Names of'Men in Numerous States Ww he Urider Oath Could Tell of Contributions to »  "G. O. P. Slush Fund.

UEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGH MANAGER TEDIIFIES FOR SENATE INVESTIGATORS   Charges Republicans With Soliciting Campaign Fund of $16,000,000---Kenyon Will Call © Numerous Witnesses.

DOZEN REPUBS. _ SUBPOENAED TO TALA   Alleged Paid Money Gelters Summoned to Hearing

AIDE OF GO}  TESTIFIES IN OthATE INGIUIRY   Story of Alleged ‘Dual O: ganization’ of G. O. P. Told at Chicago

PURNISHES PROBING COMMIT: ThE WITH NAMES OF MEN WHO CAN FURNISH EVIDENCE.   HEATED SESSION HELD   Moore and Republican Members 0 the Committee” Engaged in a Spirted Piscussion.——Quetias Are Quoted by the Witness,

DE. EK. L. HOUSE   To Be Heard in Several Lecture: in Tipton Churches.

COLYER URGES ICE BAG   Consumers Should Cool National liead to Keduce Temperature of High Prices.

GREAT HELIUM PLANT      Now Nearing Completion at Fort Worth, Texas

NEVADA ATTORNEY ASKS ANNULMENT OF PICKFORD DIVORCE   Suit Asks that Decree be Set Aside on Grounds of Fraud and Collusion

PICKFORD: DIVORCE CASE IS IN COURT   State of Nevada Starts Snit to Set Aside Recent Decree.

NEVADA TAKES STEPS TO SET ASIDE DIVORCE GIVEN MARY PICKFORD   Attorney General Charges Testimony Given by Motion Picture Star False

SEEK TO ANNUL MARY’S DECREE   Nevada Attorney Wil! Bring Suit Alleging That Little Actress Stacked Cards.

DRAWN INTO .LIMELIGHT BY SUIT TO SET ASIDE DECREE OF DIVORCE   PIGKFORD-FAIRBANKS CASE

FRAUD 1S ALLEGED 18 PICKFORD DIOREE CASE   Coipiaing in to be Wiled ta ehe Tae terest pf the State

WOULD ANNUL DIVORCE DECREE   Atterney General of Nevada After Fairbanks and Pickford.

SUIT FILED TODAY TO SET ASIDE DIVORCE DECREE   RECENTLY DIVORCED FROM OWEN MOORE.   The Suit is Being Filed Today “In the Interests of the State of Ne. vada,” Announced Attorney General Fowler.

MAY ANNUL LITTLE MARYS DIVORCE DECREI   Movie Idol. Since Married to Doug: las Fairbanks, Must Defend  Nevada Case.

wou LD TAKE MARY AWAY FIOM DOUGLAS   Suit Asking Divorce Decree Be Set Aside Filed Today,

LITTLE MARY'S DIVORCE ACTION IS ATTACKED IN NEVADA COURTS   Suit Is Filed to Set Aside Decree Freeing Her from Moore.

PICKFORD DIVORCE DECREE AYTACKED   State of Nevada Charges Act ress, Former Husband and  Present Mate Conspired

PETITION CLAIMS MARY PICKFORD’S DIVORCE WLLEGAI   State of Nevada Files Suit Askinyy Decree Be Set Aside— Fraud, Connivance and Collusion Charged.

WIT FILED Td QUAaH PICKFORD DVOAGE DEGREE   tate of Nevada Starts Action to Set It Aside: Doug Fairbanks and Wife Decline to Discuss Matter.

Court Asked to Set Aside Mary Pickford’s Divorce m Suit Charging Fraud

TO INVESTIGATE THE PICKFORD DIVORCE   Allezations of Fraud, Connivanct and Colluston Are Charged,

DOUG FAIRBANKS IN FRAUD CASE   STATE OF NEVADA IS TRYING TO PROVE THAT HE CONSPIRED WITH MARY PICKFORD

MARY PICKFORD FACES CHARGES OF FRAUD AND CONMIVANCE IN MANNER OF PROCURING DIVORCE

ALLIES DEMAND MORE CATTLE   Belgium and France. Want 800,000 Cattle and 150,000 Horses From Germany.

MORE CATTLE ARE DEMANDED   Allies Ask 950,000 Head of Live Stock  af Par mand

een enetedie-aaemiel  ALLIES DEMAND MORE CATTLE   Belgium and France Want 800,000 Cattle and 160,000 Horses From Cermany.

ASKS PERMISSION 10 MAS‘ LARGE BODY OF TROOPS   On The Baltic Coast Fearing Invasion of Germany by Bolshevik Army.

RED ARMY      Polish Communique Today  fays Great Victories Have  Been Won Against Bolghevisi Forces in Galicia.   DUBNO OCCUPIED AFTER — MUCH “HARD FIGHTING   Advices via Constantinopl Say General Wrangel’s Cav  ~ alry Is Winning Successe: in South of Russia.

METHODISTS FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   ADOPT RESOLUTION ASKING DELAWARE LEGISLATURE TO RATIFY  Des Moines Conference Favors “Sunday Rest Law”’—Condemn Cigar ettes—Discuss New Areas,

METHODISTS ASK DELAWARE 10 ACT   lUrge Ratification of Suf frage Amendment.

METHODISTS FUR SUFFRAGE “AGIN’ THE FAGS   Conference Adopts Resolu tion Calling on Delaware to Get Busy.   THINK SUFFRAGE IS WANTED BY MAJORITY   Use of Cigarettes is Con demned in Another Resolution Submitted.

METHODIST CONFERENCE . ASKS DELAW: ARIANS. TO... a “YOrE FOR SUFFRAGI

a te 4 <> INDUSTHIAL RELATIONS 4  ‘  the the aoe ee abe ae the ade ate eke ate ale ate ake ale ale abe ate of

TRAIN DERAILED IN STORM   Rock Island Passenger Wrecked by Washout on Trip From Chicago to Rock Island.

WISCONSIN WILL FIGH]   To Regulate Its Own Rail. road Rates — Will Ask Injunction to Holdup Intrva-State Order.

DEATHS   -From the’ Belleville Telescope. Bliznheoth K rider Savttzar.

DEATHS   —From the Belleville Telescope. Ditegnhath Krider Switzer.

WORLD JUSTICE COURT 10 Be TAUNGHED   League of Nalions Counci Which Meets in London, Feb. 10, Will Prohably Take linportant Step for Tribunal

LUCKY NO SNAKE IN BED   Another Man Tells Wife, Husband Ia Fortunate In Her  Forbearance.

Another Man Telis Wife, Husband is Fortunate In iler  Forbenrunee,

PRESIDENT WILSON _ PURCHASES A HOME IN NEW YORE cEry   ire Tinttad Pree >

PRES.: WILSON BUYS HOME   Pays $150,000 for the H. P. Fairbanks Residence-—Will Live .in Wash. © oll ington.

MR. WILSON BUYS $150,000 HOME   Residence is a Substantial One in Fashionable Part  of Washington.

WILSON BUYS FAIRBANKS HOME N WASHINGTON   Bolling Announces Purchase of House Said to Cost  CLEN ANN

BOUGHT FAIRBANKS HOME   Permanent Residence in Washington Secured for Wilson

WILSON BUYS A PERMANENT HOME IN WASHINGTON   Former Fairbanks Residence on S Street Purchased for President— Price in the Vicinity of $150,000. 

WILSON BUYS PERMANENT HOME IN CAPITAL CITY   Brother-in-Law Discloses Purchase of Residence at Price Reported to ~ Have Been About $150,000

WILSGN BUYS HOSE   i Purchaser Siid to Have Pafd Around $150,000 For Property

PRES. WILSON BUYS HOME   Pays $150,000 for the H. P. Fairbanks Residence—-Will Live in Washington.

PRESIDENT WILSON BUYS SWELL’ HOME   Will Live in Washington in Elegant Residence District.

WILSON’S HOME TO BE IN WASHINGTON   R. W. BOLLING ANNOUNCES THE PURCHASE OF HENRY H. FAIRBANKS HOUSE

Republican Nominee Tells Railroaders That Cummins-Esch Bill Best Piece of Legislation They Ever Put on Statute Books—Loves Pennsylvania Because It Is Republican— Will Speak in Baltimore Tonight.

HARDING TRAVELING EASTWARD TS GREETED BY. LARGE CROWDS   Republican Nominee Speaks in Baltimore Toni ght, Making _Becond Important Speech Away From Home; Goes to Wheeling Tomorrow.

HARDING HEARD BY ALTOONA WORKERS   Republican Encounters Democratic Rooster and Hells Wearer  to Keep it Crowing.

SEEK LIGHT ON DREWES’ DEATH   University of Pennsylvania Stadent Believed to Have Kranowledge.

FINDING STUDENT’S FRIEND   Might Throw Light on Myster fous Death—-Young Man  Missing.

UNIVERSITY STUDENT 13 BEING SOUGHT BY POLIGE   IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LAST MAN TO SEE ELMER DREWES ALIVE AND MAY BE ABLE TO GIVE INFORMATION IN MURDER MYSTERY

BAYAN LOCKS HORNS WITH THE PRESIDEN   The Commoner is Gpposed vo an American Mandate Over Any Countrye He Gave.

BRYAN OPPOSES WILSON ON ARMENIAN QUESTION   “Any Mandate Is Impossible,” Says Nebraskan, in Speaking of President's Message.

JOHNSON LEADS WOOD IN NEBRASKA PRIMARY.   W. J. BRYAN GAINING GROUND

BRYAN GAINS ON OPPONENTS   Former Candidate Makes Better Showing in the Rural Districts. ©   STILL IN SIXTH PLACE, HOWEVER

SULON LOSES  CANLY LEADS WARM FIGHT   MOORE LEADING FOR GOVERNOR; BY BIG MARGIN   State Returns Come In Slowly; Rural Vote Hits At Cummins.

MAJOR LITTLEFIELD OF AUSTIN IS DEAD   PIONEER TEXAN AND RETIRED BANKER DIES AT AGE OF 78 YEARS.

Marsh Foch to Officiate at Unveiling of Monument Over Submarine Victims

DECLARE REDS MUST AGREE TG HARD TERNS   Allies Not Willing to Reopen Trade With Russian Bolsheviki Under Present Conditions   British Foreign Office Anxious Over Situation in Near East.

BRITISH TERMS TO BOLSHEVIK! TO BE MADE   Anxiety is Expressed in Official Circles Over Situation in Near East Resulting from Red Moves.

ARREST MEXICAN GOVERNOR   Carlos Green of Tabasco Seized on Orders Fram the Minister of War.

ILLINOIS ‘COPS’ WON'T STRIKE   State Convention of Police Adopts Resolution Against Walkouts,

WY SINIKE VTICCHVOW, rvs   Resolution to this End Fathe “ by Chicago Bluecoat Adopted at State Convention.

NO STRIKE BY ILLINOIS POLICE   Resolution to this End Fathered by Chicago Biluecoat Adopted at State Convention.

UVERIGR STEMIRT IMPRESSED WITH (iL FIELDS, AFTER WISPECTION TRIP

- THE MARKET   Persistent Selling Has a Disastrous Effect on Many Issues.   LIBERTY BONDS STILL DROPPING

SHORTS HIT ’ THE MARKET   Persistent Selling Has a Disastrous Effect on Many Issues.   LIBERTY BONDS STILL DROPPING

DEFENSE 1S READY FOR HOT STRUGGLE   Decision Of Judge Session: Causes Change In Plans At Newberry Trial

JOY IN THIS   Potatoes Going to Sell For One-Half Present Prices.

FO MAL REQUEST POST'S REMOVAL MADE BY LEGION   Object Assistant Secretary 3 Policy on Deportation Aliens.

OFFER GATTLEMEN STOCKYARD PLANTS   MORRIS & CO. GIVE FIRST CHOICE TO THE LIVESTOCK GROWERS   TO SELL ALL HOLDINGS   Company’s Interests in Stockyards and Terminals Throughout the Country Included in the New Plan.

PAGKERS PLAN FOR YARDS OWNERSHIP THRU STOCK SALES   Swift and Armour File Plans for Divorcement. Ordered. ~ by Federal Court.   WOULD FORM SYNDICATE:. OF YARDS SHAREHOLDERS   Proposal Not Joined in as Yet  by Cudahy or Morris; Tho’ Wilson Is Agreeable:

TWO MEAT COMPANIES FILE WEW PLAN FOR DISPOSING OF THEIR INTEREST IN STOGKYARD R.A. a   Morris & Co. and Cudahy & Co. Not Parties to Agreement— United Stockyards, Inc., Would Be Organized Under Maine Laws—$300,000 Per Annum Compensation.

oT eI a roid yt il - # ay Any  i a TED  f ue He : a. e Ha ual        Five Packers Must Senar7 ate Themseives From Aux. filary Companies

STOCKYARDS SALE ~ PLANS ARE FILED   ONLY MORRIS AND COMPANY HAVE GIVEN COURT PLANS   Stock Raisers and General Public Will Become Owners of Yards and Terminal

PACKERS. PROPOSE NEW PLAN   Scheme Carries Organization o United Stock Yards   TO BE FORMED BY BANKERS   Proposition Filed in District of Columbia Court

PACKING HOUSE  CONCERN FILES  ~ PLANO OWORCE DUAL INTERESTS   Morris and Company. Outline Proposition Whereby. Producers May Acquire Stockyards Holdings

MORRIS AND GD. PLAN 10 DloPQoE OF HOLDINGS   SUBMIT PLAN TO SUPREME COURT IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA   TO GIVE LIVE STOCK PRODUCERS CHANCE   Decree Some Time Ago That Packer Must Dispose of Their Subsidiary Holdings and Morris Com pany Offer Their Plan.

MEAT PAGKERS FILE NEW DISPOSAL PLAN   Attorney General Not Expected to Object to New Proposal.

PACKERS SUB MIT NEW SET OF PLANS   Have New Scheme For Dis. posing of Stock Yard And - Qiher Interests   Morris & Company and Cudahy Not Party to Plan

PREPARE PLANS FOR   PLAN SAID TO HAVE IN VIEW PROTECTION OF INTERESTS OF PRODUCERS.

PACKERS OFFER NEW PROPOSAL   Meat Handlers Would Turn Steckyare Holdings Over to Company Organized Under Laws of Maine.

PACKERS OFFER ~NEW PROPOSAI   Meat Handlers Would Turn Stockyard Holdings Over to Company Organized Under Laws of Maine.   U.S. GOODS ROTTING ©  ON HAVANA WHARVES   Foodstuffs Being Towed to Sea in Barges and Dumped Overboard.

MORRIS & CO. TE LET STOCKYARDS G0 TO PRODUCERS   Sale Plan Ready Fo Court; Trusteeship Asked At Once.

General Public Will Also Have Opportunity to Buy Stock.   PRESIDENT MORRIS MAKES STATEMENT   Says Holdings Will Not Be Disposed of Now Because of Financial Situation.

MORRIS & CO. FILE SELLING PLAN FOR YARDS’ INTERESTS   Livestock Raisers to Be Giver First Chance to Buy Stock Shares in Property.   OTHER PACKERS NOT PARTY TO MORRIS COMPANY PLAN   Yards and Terminals at Eigh' Points, Listed on Order of U. S. Supreme Court.

PACKERS REACH PLAN FOR VACATING THEIR INTERESTS IN YARDS   Government Intimated I Will Not Oppose New Suggestion.

PACKERIES OUBMIT STOCKYARDS PLANS   SWIFT AND ARMOUR MAKE PROPOSAL IN REGARD TO DISPOSITION YARDS   TEARING SET NOVEMBER {   Purchase By United Stockyards Syndicate of All Interests of  the Big Packers Proposed in New Scheme.

© leony THANE   Substitute Proposal Provides for -Organization © of Union Stock Yards, Inc., to Take Over Holdings . -

GREAT CORPORATION TOTAKE OVERALL - SE LINES OF BI FIVE   Stock to Be Issued to Sel To Present Gompanies anc Also to Communities   Not AN of Meat Trust Tole About Pian Until Today it Court Proceedings

NEW PLAN OF PACKERS   To. Dispose of Interests in Stockyards, Terminal R. R and Market Papers

PACKERS PLANG FOR DISSOLUTION COME TN ANOTHER FORM   Swift and Armour Filed New _ Schedule in Which Other: Fail to Join.— Plan is Being  Discussed at Washington by OVvefiatale.

PACKERS SUBMIT PLAN TO COURT   MORRIS & GO. AND CUDAs &  HY.COMPANY NOT, ?;  PARTY TO IT. :

STOCK MER GET CHANGE TO BLY PACKERS STORK   Morris and Company Presents Plans for Disposal of Holdings -

FILE NEW PLAN, IN AEE PNTIAT   Swift & to. and Armour & Co. Would Sell Stock Yard  Interests to Boston Ranlare   CUDAHY AND MORRIS OUT      Not Party to Plan Filed Today —Govt. Given Until Nov. 8 to File Objections

PACKERS PLAN SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT   Boston Bankers to Take Over Stockyard Interests of Armour and Swift.   A NEW COMPANY  TO BE ORGANIZED   Livestock Growers to B« Given Preference in Purchase of Shares.

UNSCRAMBLING EGGS   MORRIS & COMPANY ‘TO SELL SONE OF THEIR HOLDINGS. .   *  Stuck Yards ard Perminals Partly Owned by the Patkers Will he Pat on the Market.

PACKERS DRAFT NEW METHOD OF YARD DISPOSAL   Swift and Armour File OutLine at Washington.  PLAN SYNDICATE   Organization of Union Stockyards Inc., Proposed to Acquire Part of Shares in Existing Properties.

PACKERS OFFER IN NEW PLAN TO SELL ALL YARDS   Would Also Surrender Rail Terminals and Newspapers to “Stock Company”   HIGH COURT TO DECIDE   iS LATEST PPROPOSAL OF MEAT KINGS TO PREVENT “MONOPOLY” ON FOODS.

ARMOUR. AND   Two Big Packing Firms Outline Pro ceedings for the Divorce of the Stockyard Interests,

WOULD DISPOSE OF INTERESTS UNDER NEW PLAN   TWO BIG MEAT PACKERS FILE SUGGESTIONS WITH DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA SUPREME COURT.

PACKERS FILE NEW, DISPOSAL PLAN   Probably Will Meet Witt Official Approval

NAVYTOSELL ~. SUB CHASERS OF WAR FAME   Offers 150 Vesels Which  Cost $67,000 Each $n. Rowa

U.S. WILL SELL U-BOAT CHASERS   One Hundred Fifty Built Dur ing War Are to be Disposed Of

UAISTS BETWEEN hl. BRITAN AND FRANCE AVERTED   Threatened Break In Re lations Eased By Note Exchange.   FRENCH MAKE OFFER   Both Countries Said To Realize Necessity Of Co-operation.

F RANGE. AND BRITAIN _ CORDIAL AGAIN--FOCH WILL WITHDRAW ARMY   Ruhr Incident Virtually Closed With France Promising Not to Act Alone Again— U. S. Exchanges Notes With Allies

EXCHANGE OF NOTES EASES THE SITUATION   Between Great Britain and France Concerning Latter’s Occupation of German Soil.

FRENGH WILL TAKE TROOPS OUT OF RUHR   AGREE TO EVACUATE THE GER MAN TERRITORY AS SOON AS THE GERMANS LEAVE DISTRICT   THREATENED CRISIS EASED   Believed That France Will] Not Here after Act on Own Initiative m Matters Relating To Treaty.

Crisis in Franco-British Situation - has-, apparently . passed, is report   ARE TO.RESUME RELATIONS   Both countries satisfied they must stick together to insure victory

‘URGES PRE-WAR CONDITIONS   General Wood Starts Upon Eastern  Presidential Campaixrn.

DEMOCRATS HOLD LEAD: IN MARYLAND         Although Considered De jul, Lawrence Puts Stat Ine Sox Column:             PARTY: LEADERS ARE Bie   Harding Episode: Which: Re salted In Arrest ‘of Man ts Unpopular

RACE STILL OPEN ~ONEIN MARYLAND: ~ HARD WORK ARAN   Btate Normally Democratic, Bu Republicans Hope to Be. bas Able to Win I,   SITUATION IS: SHIFTY, > DAVID LAWRENCE FINDS      @..0. P. Had State Up to 19 Days _ Ago, But Cox in Better i Condition Now.   BOTH SIDES WORKING HARI   Large ‘Registration of Women Is , Btimulating Parties to Greater Efforts.

EVEN RACE FOR MARYLAND VOTE   \IP AND TUCK FIGHT BETWEEN HARDING AND COX.   DEMOCRATS HOPE TO WIN OUT   Hifective Organization in Baltimore Vow Workinz Desperately to Stem the Apparent Republican Tide.

MISWEENEY GREETS BROTHER FROM NEW YORK   frish Leader Overjoyed hy UTnex pected Visit fram 2      IS NOW ON 35TH DAY CF WIS FAST   American Candidates Have Beet Asked far Expressions on Yeish Qhuestion

PETER M’SWINEY VISITS BROTHEF   Who Bégins His 35th Day of Fasting, Peter Arrived From New York Mysteriously,

FROM NEW   HUNGER STRIKER GREETS REI> ATIVE AND THEN FALLS BACK UPON COT

MAC SWINEY HAPPY WHEN KIN ARRIVES   Brother Werked Way From New York To London As Sailor.

MAC SWINEY MUCH SURPRISEL   Brother Arrives Mysteriously and Un expectedly On Fifty-fifth Day of His Long Fast,

‘Mac Swiney’s  Brother In Londor          PETER Mac SWINEY OF NEV _ YORK VISUTS HIS BROTHER IN JALL UNANNOUEACED

HARDING'S REJECTION . OF LEAGUE HAS ENDED ~ HOPEOF PROGRESSIVE, TEAGUE? REPUBLICAN:   Coming Out Openly in West fo Cox, Alleged by Democratic Chairman at Frisea

DEMOS CLAIN\ COAST IS STRONG FOR CO’   Seen  * Progressive Repubjical®s Swingin: Away From Harding. Pittman Declares. —

CATALONIA WILL ASK WORLD TO EXHIBIT   PREPARATIGNS BEGIN FOR EXPOSITION TO BE HELD IN 1925   Government Has Set Aside 270 Acres to Re Created Into Artistie Garden for Show

ROUTINE LEAGUE WORK         Change Plans en Organizing Finance and Transit.

WOULD POSTPONE -  VILNA PLEBISCITE   Lithuania Makes Request ‘toLeague. —

BEATS OPPOSITION ON ORGANIZATION   Compromise on Finanee and Transit is Reached   HEALTH BGARD WILL STAND   Pian for Formation of Three Bodies ie Defeated

LITHUANIANS. ~ARQUEST VOTE BE POSTPONEL   League of Nations Council Requested by Lithuanian Delegation for Eight Months More Time

Members of the Little Entente Fight Hard to Keep Bulgaria From Joining League.

ROUTINE LEAGUE WORK   Change Plans on Organizing Finance and Transit. 

Postponement of   the Plebiscite   Postponement of rhe Proposed Plebeselte in Vilnn Region for Eight Months. . A

No Organization of Finance and Transit      Proposed Organizations on, Finance and ‘Teinsit Under League of Nations Authority, Abandoned,

MORE MEN LAID OFP   Burlington Road Cuts Force in Shops 25 Per Cent.   Phonograph Plant ef the Edison Coma pany Closed Indefinitely--800 Workers Affected. Fl

LAY OFF wiANY MEN   C, B. & Q. SHO’S CUT FORCE 25 PER CNT.   Edison Phonograph P ent at West On ange, N. J., Closs. !ndefinitely— Steel Men Let Out.

WESTERN RAILWAY FIRES: MORE MEN   Burlington Road Cuts Force in Shops. 25 Per Cent..   Phonograph Plant of the Edison Com. pany Closed Indefinite! y—800 Workers Affected.

HEAL UF Blt AAILDAT of EW WANACE   National Agreement s and Na‘tional Boards of Adjustment » - Meld Dangers: _

WOMAN. SOCIALIST. DIES   Dr. Eva Harding Was Candidate for ~» . U. 5. Senator.

t IGHTING ‘THE PROFI      Ka komo is Lookine for the Fellows : Wha ale. Boosting     Prices,

PiGHTING THE PROPTTEERS.   hoekomea is Looking for the bellows Wire are Boosting Prices,

ae a ee ee Oe Se ee ae ae Oa  Krench to Decorate Graves of Americans Today, Memorial Day

FRANCE THINKS OF U. S. DEAD WILL OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY   Despite Her Own Grief Over Loss of 2,000,000 Men wes Killed in Battle, European Republic Will Do  Homage to Memory of Fallen Heroes.

France to Pay Homage to — _ American Doughboys Who. Gave Lives in: World War

Hundreds of Relatives of Doughboy: Buried in French Soii Have Jour neyed Across Ocean to Pay Respert To Their Lost Loved Ones.   (By United Press)

FRANCE MOURNS AMERICAN DEAD   Over the Graves of Our Fallen Will Consecrate the Friendship Between the Two Nations

OVER THE GRAVES   Memorial Services Will be Held Over the Graves of Americans   UNDER FRENCH SOIL   Marshal Petain Will Join American Soldiers in the Services

France Will Pay Homage To American Doughboys Who Fell In World War

AMERICAN DEAD TBE RONORED BY THE FREAGH   Graves of Doughboys Who Fell in War Will Be Decorated Memorial Day ©

MEMORIAL DAY IN FRANCE.   Services for 70,000 American Sol: diers Buried Abroad.

HOUSE COMMITTEE : TOR BIGGEST NAV)   Appropriation_Bill Provides fo "Carrying Out of Great ©

a. WAY HAVE AEATEST NAVY IN FOUR YEARS   Present Program Will Create Most Modern and Powerful Fleet by 1924

bise Committee Allowed $104,000,000 For Naval Construction During ext Fiscal Year—Call For 10 Battleships.

co ne aie bee ee et on aoe  POOLING OF WAR-DERTS:: ~FIBURES:IN FORENSICS      Proposals for Ame American Finan. cial’ Assumptions. Feature’) a in Senate Debate 

LODGE DECLARES ALLIES WILL TRY TO TICK UNCLE TO PUT RUNS UPON FEE!

PROPOSE POOLING WAR DEBT   Senntor Lodge Calis Attention to Report as an Argument Agninst  Peace Treaty.

TREATY AND LEAGEE AGAIN UP IH SENATE   Mr. Lodge Starts Discussion by Reading Press Report Quoting Former President Poincare and Andre Tardieu

BOBS UP AGAIN      Senator Lodge Starts Bal Rolling by Reading of Press Reports   : SEN. HITCHCOCK DIFFERS   Says Never Plan on Foot for U.S. Assuming Debts of Belligerents

HITCHCOCK ENGAGES LODGE IN DEBATE   Latter Sees Plan For Pooling Belligerenis’ War Debis.

Senate Hears’ That Scheme Is To Have. This Country Assume Financial Burden Of Restoring  Cermany      PREPGSTEROUS — HITCHCOCK

HITCHCOCK ENGAGES — LODGE IN DEBATE   Latter Sees Plan For Pooling “Baltigerents’ War Oebts, .

LODGE FINDS NEW LEAGUE BUGABOO      Hitchcock Tells ‘Him Report Is “Pre: postercus” in Renewed Debate  of League of Nations.

WAGES CUT? THEN ~ BLAME SENATORS   Cox Says Failure of Ratification of the Treaty is Resporsible for Downtrend of Pay Envelopes.

PEACE DELAY HURTS TRADE WITH EUROPE   Governor Cox  Says This Can Be Blamed for Lack  of Work.   ‘MAY EVENTUALLY MEAN. REDUCTION IN WAGES   Democrat. Presidential Can: didste on Way: East. From. Nebraskac 3s

NO NATIONS’ LFAGUE WAGES 10 GO DOWN   GOVERNOR COX SAYS FAILURE TO GET INTO BIG GAME WILL WURT WORKMEN IN TNITED STAT:

COK ON HOMESTRETCE OF HIS WESTERN TDUR   Asserts Keeping United State: Qui Of League Will Lower Wages In Near Future.

KEEPING OUT OF LEAGUE ONE CAUSE   COX TELLS DAKOTA WORKERS WAGES LIBELY TO GO DOWN BECAUSE OF SHIRKING.,

GOV.COXON HOME:STRETCH OF HIS TOUR   SAYS FAILDRE To ENTER LEAGUE OF NATIONS CAUSE REDUCED Wag      I          CONSPIRACY OF SENATE TO HOLD UP TREATY HAS CAUS. ED UNSETTLED CONDITIONS

LEAGUE DELAY TO CAUSE LOW WAGES   COX ASSERTS FARM PRODUC! PRICES WILL ALSO BE AFFECTED BY THE DELAY.

COX TELLS DAKOTA WORKERS WAGES LIBELY TO GO DOWN BECAUSE OF SHIRKEING.,

LEAGUE DEFEAT MAYRESULTIN WAGE DECREASI   CONSPIRACY TO HOLD UP TREATY [IS CAUSE GF UNSETTLED BUSINESS, HE SAYS

The Failure of: America t _ Enter League ‘of: Nations - and to-Establish .   INTERNATIONAL TRADE   Would be the Only Reason for a Lower Wage Scale a eon ate ts Blamed —

HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCE MENT WEEK PROGRAM STARTS TOMORROW   GET DIPLOMAS FRIDAY   Events Will Lead off With Seniot Breakfast at Plymouth Parish House   Mayor Kreeck Wil Present Cu to Basketball Players at Last Assembly

HIGH SCHOUL COMMENCE-. MENT WEEK PROGRAM  STARTS. TOMORROW   Mayor Kreeck Wiil Present Cup to Basketball Players at Last A mhiv

CHURCH COUNCIL ENDORSES N. E.R.   Federal Body Says No Mor Compelling Need in All the World.

CHURCH COUNCIL * ENDORSES N. ER.   Federal Body Says No More “Compelling Need in All . - the Worid

WACE RAISES TAKE MINERS FROM ALASKA   Gold Mining Industry Hit by High Wages in This Country.

HIGH WAGES HIT MINES IN ALASKA   GOLD MINING INDUSTRY IN NORTH LAND CRIPPLED   lnsearied Slump in 1919 Output Expected © as Be Further Emphasized During This Year.

BOXING BOUTS — FOR IOWA NEXT   Effort WI Be Made in Coming Le " gislature to Legally: the Sport,

WOULD Lit T DAN NOW UN BOXING BOUT   IOWA BRANCH OF LEGION TO BACK . NEW MOVEMENT   No Pe tbiois oe Like One in Minnesota  Most Desired.

THE STATE AMERICAN LEGIOI   Will Stand Behind the Movement To Secure a Boxing Bilt For lowa.

United Mine Workers’ Officers F orbidden To Attempt Organization Of W. Va. Miners

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CHIEF POSITIVE THEORY IS CORRECT; SEARCH FOR BRIVER OF WAGON   nvestigators Believe Driver Places Time Bomb to Explode Just At Noon, Killing 36 and Injuring About 200

OFFICIAL LIST SAYS 33 DEAD 200 INJURED   Financia] Centers of America Are Armed Camps Today.   BUSINESS AS USUAL ON WALL ST. TODAY   Banking House of J. P. Mor gan & Co. is Now Heavily Guarded.

MONEY CENTERS OF COUNTRY ARE PUT UNDER GUARD   Police And Federai Men Follow Clues. To Widespread Plots.

DEATH TOLL UF DlokOTER MOUNTS T1086   Police and Federal Investigators Seek to Reconstruct Infernal Machine Which Caused Explosion   —_ — ee  AUTHORITIES SEEK DRIVER OF MYSTERIOUS WAGON   Explosion Declared to Have Oc-~ curred in Horse-Drawn Wagon in Front of Treasury

Police and Federal Investigators Seek to Reconstruct Infernal Machine Which Caused Explosion      AUTHORITIES SEEK DRIVER OF MYSTERIOUS WAGON   Explosion Declared to Have Occurred in Horse-Drawn Wag- . on in Front of Treasury

Justice Department * Officers Are Convinced Bomb Caused Disaster   Toll of Thirty-six Lives is Reached While More Than Two Hundred Are Injured; Property Damage Wilh Run Up Into Millions. ~ weo%

RARMERS AND LABOR LEADERS ARE IN SESSION   Warren S. Stone Speaker at : Cooperative Congress Held in Chicago’

TROOPS WRECK IRISH TOWNS   Soldiers Attack Villages of Linsemore and Clondalene With Bombs, Sinn Fein Reports Say.

VILLAGES WRECKED BY OULDIERS NEAR CORK: STORES LOOTED   Sinn Feiners Hold Part of Cork As British the Other.

REDS IN TRIUMPH: SEBASTOPOL FALL   SOVIET ARMIES ENTEREI THE CITY LAST NIGHT, 3 PARIS HEARS   HOLD ENTIRE CRIMEA   General Wrangel’s Staff Practi cally Wiped Out .By De: ith or Capture

WRANGEL FLEES BEFORE ADVANCE OF RUSS HORDE   Staff Taken Aboard French Warship Bound for Constantinople       S OF REFUGEES   American Destroyer Takes Aboard Red Cross Workers Behind Wrangell Lines

American Red Cross Workers Leave Se bastopol as Reds Take Crimean City   Mercy Agents Rushed to Constantinople * by U.S. Ship — Wrangle Crushed

SEBASTOPOL. ko AU Tom SAY DISPATCH:   Crimea is in Command of the Bolsheviki and Wrangel is ‘Aboard a French Warship  und for Constantinople.— Wrangel’s Staff Lost.

SOVIET FORCES TOOK ILL-FATED CITY LAST EVE   100,000 Refugees Are Left Behind=Gen. Wrangel Safe.

BOLSHEVIK! GAIN CONTROL OF WHOLE RUSSIAN CRIMEA   SITUATION OF ANTISOVIET LEADER IS REPORTED AS HOPELESS.  PRETICRES ESCAPE   Thousands Reach Constantine ople but Are Not Allowed to Land.:

DULSTEVIN Wits] WL CHIMEA FH CEH, WRANGEL   Thirty Thousand Refugees Board Vessels for  Constantinople   AMERICAN RELIEF PARTY IN DANGER   Defeat Is Blamed on Prop aganda Circulated Behind the Lines

WRANGEL'S  ARMY ROUTED   ‘SEBASTOPOL HAS PALLEN AND SOVIET IS VICTOR,   ALLIES ARE TRYING TO TAKE CABE OF THE HARDEE,   General Wrangel is a Fugitive and Many of His Officers, Have .Committed Suicide.

SEBASTOPOL HAS FALLEN   Civilians Are Leaving As Rapidily As _ Possible. General Wrangel Directs the Work of Excavation. Reds Command  Crimean Peninaula.

SEBASTOPOL FALLS INTO REDS’ HANDS   Gen. Wrangel Flees Aboard A French Warship Bound For Constantinople.

Entire Wrangel “Army Reported Cut to Pieces; ‘Anti-Bolsheyik Leader on Way ,to  Constantinople   QONSTANTINOPLE TAXED TO CARE FOR THE REFUGEES   Thirteen Thousand Held on Ships Because of Lack of Accommodations in City.

SOVIETS MASTERS OF CRIMEA   ‘General Wrangel’ s Army ip : Completely Wiped Out. <<   FALLEN LEADER  AND STAFF FLEB   A Number of the Generals of Defeated Army Commit Suicide.

Reds Reported Masters of the Whole Crimean  Peninsula Section WRANGFI ANIs STAFF      WRANGEL AND SiAFF ESCAPE ON WARSHIP

GENERAL AND ARM IN PENINSULA ARE IN FULL  FLIGHT   Bolshevik Forces Overrun Alt Crimea; Wrangel Departs On French Warship   13,000 Refugees at Stamboul Not Allowed to Land; Many Wounded in Number

SEBASTOPOL ~ AS FALLEN   Russian Reds Make a Clea: Sweep   ALL OF GRIMEA IS LOSI   General Wrangel is Safe But Most of His Generals Are Dead.

SEBASTOPOL HAS ~ FALLEN TO SOVIETS SAY TODAYS REPORTS   Crimea is in Command of the Bolsheviki and Wrangel is Aboard a French Warship Bound for Constantinople.— Wrancel’s Staff Lost. -

SEBASTOPOL HAS FALLEN INTO HANDS OF REBS, UNOFFICIALLY REPORTED: WRANGEL GETS OUT

General Wrangel, Members of His Staff, and M. Martel, French High Comissioner Were Taken on Board French Warship—Refugees Pour Into’ Constantinople

SEBASTOPOL IS NOW OCCUPIED BY REDS   FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE GET: UNOFFICIAL REPORT OF LOSS ADMIT WRANGEL MUST GIVI UP CRIMEA. r

VICTORY FOR BOLSHEVIKI IS COMPLETE ONE   eee  Wrangel on French Ves sel on Way to Constantinople.

WRANGEL FLEES ON WARSHIP   iintireCrimean Peninsula Now in Hands ot Reds— British Navy May Not Aid in Removing Refugees.

Russian Soviet Forces Take _ Over Stronghold of Gen eral Wrangel.

CRIMEA ~ OVERRUN   Russian Soviet Troops Shat‘ter Anti-Red Army and Se. bastopol Is Reported Fallen To Bolsheviki   ALLIED SHIPS REMOVE .- REFUGEES FROM CIT’   Thonsands of Fugitives Are Removed From Path of Ree -Terror—British Abie  Te . Prevnt Spread

 General Wrangel and Members of Staff Eseape io French Warship.   THOUSANDS FLEE “CITY   Vessels Bearing 18060 Ave Held In Boaphorig Beeuuse There Js to Room lv Constuntinnples; Hordes of Others inroule to Furkish Capit:

SEHAGTOPOL FALLS 1H THE BOLSHEVIK   Reds Are Masters of Crimean Peninsula and Wrangel is in Flight.   Great Britain Will Continue te Observe Strict Neutrality— France Aids.

jouth Russian Leader’s Forces Ave Routed by These of  Seviet Russia.   “LEE TO CONSTANTINOPLE   So Many Refugees Gcing te Turkish City That They Ave De nied Admissicn.

"LEADER DRIVEN ~ OUT OF CRIME:   Sebastopol, Haven for Thousands of Refugees, is Re'™ norted as: Fallen.   ALLIED WARSHIPS ARE LENDING ASSISTANCE

—— el  EeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe—E—E  WHOLE OF THE CHIMERA NOW IN HANDS OF REDS   Entire Wrangel Army Reportec Cut to Pieces; Anti-Bolshevik Leader on Way to  Constantinople   ONSTANTINOPLE TAXED TO CARE FOR THE REFUGEES   Thirteen Thousand Held on Ships Because of Lack of Accommodations in City

SEBASTOPOL Hid FALLEN, WRANGEL ON FRENCH SHIP   Bolsheviki Reported Masters of Whole Crimean Peninsula.

WAANGLE CRUSHED BY SOVIET FORGE IN FIERCE BATTLE   Soviets Are Masters of the Whole Crimean Peninsula.

WHO ‘AR E REPORTED MASTERS OF WHOLE: CRIMEAN. PENINSU: :       Gen. Wrangel and Staff. Taken on French Wai: ship Bound for Constantinople — Refugees are Flocking Thera.

OtBha OPOL FALLS TO SOVIET FORCES   GEN. WRANGEL AND STAFF FLEEING TO THE CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE.   COLLAPSE WAS COMPLETE   Boishevik Propaganda Behind the Lines Mainly Responsible for The Downfall of the White Army.

SOVIET FORCES TARE OVER CITY LAST EVENING   Reds Said to be Masters of Crimean Peninsula.  LOSSES ARE HEAVY   Wrangel and His Staff and French Oificial at SebastOpo] Taken on Board French Warship,

BOLSHEVIK MASTERS OF THE CRIMEAN PENINSUL   French Foreign Office Unofficially Advised of the Fali of Bebastopol,   GENERAL WRANGEL AND STAFF OF FRENCH SHIP   ‘Thirteen Thousand Refugees Flock  to Constantinople; Without  Accommodations.   WOUNDED ALSO ARE THERE   Two Thousand Being Cared for By French and Eussan Hospitals.

SEBASTOPOL FALLS 10 HANDS OF BOLSHEVIK   General Wrangel, Anti Red Leader, Flees City in French Vessel.

U.S. SHIPS QUIT ‘SEBASTOFOL AS REDS TAKE CITY   American Relief Organization - Leaves Crimsa~--Fears Felt For: 100,000 Refugees «   WRANCFL IN FLIGHT. ON FRENCH WARSHIP

WAANGEL’S FORGES BEATEN IN CRIMEA AND LEADER FLEES   Antibolshevik Commander Goe: Aboard French Warship in Flight to Paris.   SEBASTOPOL FALLS INTO HANDS OF SOVIET ARM‘   Refugees Fill British Vessels and American War Relief Workers Leave City.

SETTLEMENT OF DANISH GENERAL STRIKE SEEN   Movement: on Foot By’ the Govern ment-to Cause Occupation of Flensburg Zone.

CAPPER AGoAlLo ‘GRAIN GAMBLERS   Kansas Senator Would Prohibit Trading in Grain } Futures.

BAKEHS UrFeEncU 244 WEEK   Master Bakers of Chicago Declare It Is the Limit.

OFFER BAKERS $44 A WEEK   Chicago Master Bakers Declare It Is All the Traffic Will Stand— Can Pay No More.

CAPPER SEES €.0.P. VICTORY -INNOVEMBER   KANSAS SENATOR, IN FOOD CITY SAYS HARDING WILL SWEEP : COUNTRY

HERMAN” - DOBBERT aEsinFS RE- FOR. MANY. YEARS .            $:VANASMA SUCCUMBS TO GRIP          jad_ Been Maniager: of! Nui jes: ‘at “Fairmount, Minn.,: for Many. Years. Mise Olivia Wilmes. Diés- Follow. Ing? Attack of Pneumonia. : A

DIES IN THE WEST   HERMAN DOBBERT  RESIDED “HERE FOR MANY YEARS    JAS. VAN ASMA SUCCUMBS TO GRIP   Had Been Manager of: Nurseries at Fairmount, Minn., for Many Years. —Miss Olivia Wilmes Dies FollowIng Attack of Pneumonia,

WOULD HALT COAL EXPORTS   Claims Eastern Coal Shortage Can be Averted by Action.

DENTITY OF PRISONER 1) VEXING PROBLEM IN THIS UNUSUAL INSTANGI      PRISONER THOUGHT TO BE MAN WHO ESCAPED DEATH PENALTY FIFTEEN YEARS AGO,

ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF FIFTEEN YEARS AGO   Cleveland Barber Denies He is Negro Who Escaped From Birmingham Jail.

MAINTAINS HE IS INNOCENT   Man Held Is Thought tc Have Escaped From Jail in 1905

AGAINST JUDGE  ANDERSON   in Coal Conspiracy Case at Indian apolis Overruled by Him Today   Next Move Will Probably Be a Motion to Quesh the Case.

PLAN RESUME WHEAT TRADING   War Time Supervision of Cor tracts for Future Delivery be Continued

CHICAGO WHEAT PIT  INTO ACTION AGAIN   TRADING IN WHEAT FUTURES WILL BE RESUXMED ON MONDAY   Var Time Supervision of Contracts for Future Delivery Will Continue

PLANS FORMULATED FOR ~ WHENT FUTURES. TRADING   a“  Probable Opening Price at Re. sumption Ranges from $2.50 to $2.75

WHEAT TRADING TO BE RESUMED WITH NEW RULES    Opening Pride for December De livery on Chicago Board of Tradé Matter of Speculation

WHEAT TRADING 10 BE RESUMED GHIGAGL BOARD   TRADING WILL BE RESTRICTED BY OPERATION OF THE LEVER ACT, DIRECTORS SAY,

EAT TRADING ON PEN MARKET WILL E ON TOMORROW   Speculators Say Opening Price for December Wheat May Vary $2.50 to $2.75.

To Resume Trading In Wheat Future:      Probablo Price for Opening, De cember Delivery, Varies  Fron $2.50 to $2.75 per Bushet.

RESUME TRADING IN WHEAT ON THURSDAY   Directors..of Board of Trad Make: Plans,

WHEAT FUTURES AGAIN.   Deliveries Wi Be Quoted for Decem. ber and March—Probable Open wen 4 ep

TRADE IN ‘FUTURES   Te be Resumed on the Chicage Board of Trade Tomorrow.   WHAT WILL BE THE PRICE?   The Whent Value Varies in. the Opinion of Traders, is Re- part Made.

TRADE IN WHEAT FUTURES   Wheat Should Enjoy A Better : Market As Result :

WHEAT TRADING TO BE RESUMED   Price of Commodity Expected to Be Quoted at $2.50 or $2.75

OPEN U. S.-CUBA AIR LINE   Two Heavy Seaplanes With Passen. gers and Mail Leave New York for Havana,

GOVERNOR COX FLAY AARUING  LEABUE POLI   BEFORE OKLAHOMA - AUDIENCI RIDICULES FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN OF G, 0, P.

Ie JAPS WANTIN IN   They Would: Join with Other Nations in Financing The Chinese. ~

JAPANESE BANKERS WOULD JOIN ALLIES IN FINANCING CHIN,   But Will Not Make Loan: Where Such Aid Might Prejudice Her laterests.

JAP BANKERS: AGREE OW THE ALIED TERM   In the Deal Whereby U. S. England, France and Japan Would Finance Chinese Affairs Says Thomas W. Lamont at Shanghai Today.

JAPANESE BANKERS 10 JOUN WITR THOSE OF OTHER NATIONS IN THE HAAN GING OF CHINA

JAPANESE: BANKS DESIRE TO ENTER THE CONSORTIUM   Member 06 vlouse of Morgan Makes Announcement At Shanghai.   Entrance, However, Condi. tioned Upon Exclusion of Manchuria and Mongolia.

BACK {5 BROKEN IN HAY STACKER   Rock Valley Farmer Caught in Machinery; Held in Air Until Cries Bring Neighbors to Rescue; Was Repairing Machine.

LAST EDITION  4:60 GCELOCK   DEFENSE SEEKS TO PROVE YOUTHFUL SLAYER INSANE       Friend of New Yestifies He Is Suffering From Paranoia; Trial May ‘Kn Janurry 10

HARRY NEW TRIAL IS NEARING END   EXPECTED IT WILL BE FINISHED ABOUT JANUARY 10TH.

HOBHSBY STILL WAS A GOOD LEAD AUTH STEADILY CUNOIG TG THE 1   Williams Leads. National Leagues with. Eight Home Rt Drives—Ruth Has 24 Circuit Drives to His Crecit   TILDEN WINS BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP FROM AUSTRALIAN PLAYER

FIORINSBY DRIVES OU] 100TH HIT I. SEASON   St. Louis Star Still Leads i _ National—Ruth Still Climb ing in Averages

GIVEN NAMES. OF THE Trane   Twin Girls of Telegraph Operaeor Christened Dot and Dash.

HEAVY VOTE IS EXPECTED TODAY INNORTH DAKOTA   Non-Partisan League Effort Control Republican Party To Be Settled

TOWNLEY REIGN FACING GHlota   Seeks Continuation of Power In No. Dak. Primaries Being Held Today.

EXPECT RECORD VOTE,   Non-Partisan League Is Issue _ in North Dakota.

ENGLAND CLAIMS PAY FOR GREW OF 7 GERMAN LINERS   Controversy Over Ships Hele Men in Port and British Press U. S. to Collect Demurrage Rates.

CONTROVERSY OVER  FORMER HUN LINERS   Great Britain Negotiates With U S. as to Ultimae. Ownership of Vessels

ENGLAND WOULD BE REIMBURSED   For Expense Due to Delay in Return of Ships   OWNERSHIP OF BOATS   Formerly Property of Germany is Involved in Negotiations Initiated by Great Britain— State Department Asks Shipping Board of Information

BRITAIN AGTS 10 OBTAIN DAMAGES   ‘Detention of Former German  Liners Cause.   SAYS CREWS WERE IDLE

JOHN BULL’ “ANTS SHIPS UNCLE SAM ALLFGES- “ARE. HIS   British Disptite Senne of Seven German Lin Awarded, a Easticand

BRITAIN ASKS J. S, ABOUT EXPENDITURES INCIDENT TO DETENTION GERMAN SHIPS

BRITAIN. SEEKS REIMBURSEMENT FOR ADLE SHIPS   Initiates Diplomatic Conversa tions as to Liability of United States for Expenditures.   VESSELS WERE HELD BY SHIPPING BOARD   Ultimate Ownership of Craft, Which Were Allocated to “America for Homeward sa of Troops, Also Made Part of the Discussion.

BRITAIN OPENS SHIP QUERY      Vessela in Question Are Ferme! German Liners Allbeeated te Useited States.

BRITAIN HOLDS U.S. LIABLE FOR HOLDING SHIPS   a D  START DIPLOMATIC CONVERSATION OVER DELAY OF BRITISH CREWS IN U. S. PORTS.

COX NOTE IDENTIFIED BY BANK   DISPOSITION OF .PROCEEDS OF $5,000 AL LEGED CAM PAIGN HITNTN\ .   Being Hunted Up by Senate _ Sub-Committee— Use - 0!  ~ Dummies Shown in Sec ond Transaction.

WOOD HAS VARIED CIVIL EXPERIENR!   ADMINISTRATIVE-QUACITIES ARE VESTED AND PROVED IN HAN.  DLING GREAT. §u8  : prise

GEN, WODD'S WIDE RANGE OF CIVIL EXPERIENCE   MAKES HIM FIT FOR THE PRESI DENCY   ACTIVE IN CUBA CAMPAIGN   Administrative Qualities Have Been Tested and Proven in Handting Great Business Pro biems in the Gountry.

WOOD HAS VARIED CIVIL EXPERIENCE   ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITIES ARE TESTED AND PROVED IN HAN. DLING GREAT BUSINESS PROBLEMS.

Democratic Mominee Hits A Radicalism in Address on West Coast   GOVERNMENT MUST BE FAIR   Renews Charge That Opponent: Are Trying to “Buy the People”

~ NWAPPY MEDIUA   Governor Cox Declares ir Speech Today That Government Must   NOT BE CONTROLLED   By Either Upper or Lower Class---Purpose to Hold . Scales of Justice.

DISTURBERS GIVEN HARD JOLT BY COX   Government Will Never Be At Mercy of Radicals.

COX CONTINUES SPEAKING TOUR   SAYS GOVERNMENT WEST SEVER BE OAT MERCY OF TUPPER (LASS OF LOWER WOH

COX KEEPS UP FIRE ON CAMPAIGN FUN   Says Time Has Come’ to Send . Somebody to ‘dail for : ut ter  Me sss eo

“EVEN SCALES” IS COX'S DOCTRINE   Points Way to Curb Radicalism in Western Speech   URGES EQUAL OPPORTUNITY   Opposition “Deals With Only Bu Peonie,” He Says

COX TAKES SHOT AT RADICALS   In Sprech Today. Balks at 10 Spes-ehes Daily.—Voice Luskey,

COX DIRECTS TALK AGAINST RADICAL   {By Herbert W. Walker, United Press Staff Correspondent. ]

REVI UNGE IV tee OF THE PEOPLE, WILL PREVENT .RADICALISM   Gov Cox Today Attacks Radi. cal Element of Northwest Voices Panacea

Governor Cox Declares Extremists Should Not Be AlInwed to Control.   RADICALISM AND SPECIAL PRIVILEGE EQUAL WRONGS   Democratic Candidate  Produces Further Evidence of Republican Slush Fund,

CAN'T HAVE MOB CONTROL IN U. §   Cox Says Neither Upper Nor Lower Mob Can Hold America At Its Mery; Hits At Western adicals

PENS NEDRASKA CAMPAIGN   Democratic Nominee te Discuss League and Agriculture in Many Talks Today

COX STARTS ~ LAST WEEK OF ~ + WESTERN TRIP   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE TRAVELS THROUGH NEBRASKA.   SPEAKS ON LEAGUE AND RURAL PROBLEMS   Comments en Declining Exports Of Ag rieultural Products, Due to Lack of Credits.

GOVERNOR COX  IN NEBRASKA   Democratic Nominee Bega Most Strenuous Week of Circle Today.

GALA TOUR LAID OUT FOR COX   Governor Takes His Campaign Thru Nebraska Today   HAS STRENUOUS PROGRAM   Ends Western “Swing” at Kansas City Next Saturday

COX TALKS LEAGUE TO NEBRASKANS   Declares It to Be Stabilizing Remedy.

GOVERNOR COX IN NEBRASKA TODAY   Talks on Subjects of Interest to Farmers in Bryan State

CNX WINDING IP HIS SWINE OVER THE WES]   Strenuous Work Ahead o Democratic Nominee  During Week.

COX SPEAKS TODAY AT NORTH PLATT   Democratic Presidential Candi date On Last Week Of His Western Trip.

COX TRAVELS THROUGH NEBRASKA TODAY   Discusses League of Nations and Agricultural Problems— Last Week of Western Trip.

COX TALKS SOIL AND: LEAGUE ‘ON. -- NEBRASKA TRIE   Gala Tour Laid Out:Through : .. (Bryan and Hitchcock. ~

wa Hour Pitched Battle Between Nationalists. and Unnists “Subsides when Solary: Fakes Hand .-           SMALL POLICE. FORCE » RENDERED POWERLESS   Armed Parties of Both Factions ; Control Large Areas in Vari ous: Parts of Oity During ‘. Fightine’ Period

IRISH TOWN TERRORIZED BY FIGHTING   UNIONISTS AND NATIONALISTS FIGHT TWO HOUR PITCHED BATTLE LAST NIGHT, AT LONDONDER-

NEVER GIVE UP: ERIN—GEORGE   LINCOLN FACED FIVE VEARS OF CIVIL WAR RATHER THAN AL* LOW SECESSION, HE GAYS

BRITISH AGAINST IRISH REPUBLIC   Will Never Agree Unless Gov ernment is Beaten to the Ground, Says Premier.

Lloyd Géorge Driws Analogy Between U. 8. and England, and Says He Will Follow Example of Lincoln

LONDONDERRY fo TERRORIZED bt BLOODY CLASH   Nationalists and Unionists En gage in Pistol and Riile Fighting   MILITARY CALLED TO BRING ABOUT ORDER   Reporis Received by Authori ties Show Many Persons Were Wounded

England Would Never Agree to Independence af tha Teich’ Rannhliic

RICTING BRINGS NIGHT OF TERROR TOLONDONDERRY   Nationalists and Union ists Resume Violent  Rifle Fighting

IRISH REPUBLIC ~ WHEN ENGLAND IS BEATEN TO GROUND   Thors Are Werds of Promicr Lieyd George in Discusning Situation

WILL NEVER AGREE TO IRISH REPUBLIC   THIS STATEMEST MADE BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE YESTERDAY      Compared the Irish  Questior With the Attempted Secession of the South

BRITAIN 10 FIGHT TO LAST TO KEEP GRIP ON IRELAND   Will Never Yield Until Beaten to Knees Says Premier.

ottP 8 FE.3 98 B. rw sks. 955 © Lloyd George Says Old. Engiane WHI Never Yield.

62 MILLION IS DRY GOAL; PLAN TO EXPAND SCOPE   PROHIBITION  LEADERS WANT TWICE AS MUCH MONEY AS USED IN DRY FIGHT   WORLD WIDE BOOZE KNOCK OUT TO COME      Need Big Fund to “Educate Officials Assert Three Duties Remain for Anti-Saloon. League To Do.

CARRANZA STILL ELUDES  PURSUERS   Making For Mountains With Cavalry Following Close Behind.   CABINET BEEN TAKEN

PARRANZA'S CAPTURE HOT FAR OFF HOTLY pHRGHED AY REBELS   Has Escaped Into the Mountains With a Handful of Retainers, But Must Soon Surrender.

DEPOSED. HEAD OF MEXICO HAS ELUDED ENEMY   Cabinet and 2000 of His Soldiers Have Been Captured--Revolutionists Are Hot on ITis Trial and Expect to Take Him Soon.

EXPECT CAPTURE OF CARRANZA BY “REBEL HORSEMEN   FORMER PRESIDENT OF MEXICO 4S A FUGITIVE IN THE WILD MOUNTAIN REGIONS   (By United Press)

DRAFT DESERTERS’ NAMES WITHHELD   War Department Makes  De lay im Order to Correct Seme Errers.

WAR DEPARTMENT -RECHECKING NAMES OF DRAFT DODGERS   UNWILLING TO BESMIRCH REPL TATION’ OF MEN WHO ENLISTED PRIOR TO CALL.

GOV. SPROUL’S HAT IN RING   Pennsylvania Man Decides to Go Be. fore G. O. P. Convention at Chicago.

ROEL A CANDEDATE      Name of Penussleania Governor ta Ge Refere Cowenton

GOV., SPROUL TO BE NAMED   Pennsyivania Executive to Be Presentad at Canventioan.

STATE SUPPORT FOR GOV. SPROUL   Name to be Presented ai Chicago Convention   IS AVOWED CANDIDATE   Jelegation in Caucus Unanimously Adopts Resolution Unreservedly Endorsing Governor for Republican Presidential Nomination — Penrose to Attend

SPROUL A CANDIDATE   Name of Pennsylvania Gevernor te Gy Refere Cooventon

SPROUL WILL BE STATE CANDIDATE   J. Hampton Moore Will Mak Nominating Speech at Chicago,

ATTACKS ON NEW SEDITION BILLS ane CONTINUES   Irish Partisans Will Be Heard by the Committee.

BOTH SIDES JON ~INATTAGK UPON ——ANTERED BIL   Committee’ Members Charge Palmer. Sidestepped.Issue After Asking For New Laws.   MAY - MAKE. EFFORTS - ISSUE

MORE ATTACKS ON SEDITION Bl         Fight on Measure Sprea : the Floor of the House   GOMPERS ASSISTED BY REP. BLANTON

ANTI-SEDITION BILL IS AGAIN ATTACKED   Aitacks Are Carried to Ficor of House.   FLAY ATTORNEY GENERAL   Republican Members of Rules Committee Charge That Pri mer Has ‘‘Sidestepped’”’ the Issuc After Asking to Be Per. mitted to Present Need for Additional Temielation.

ANTI-SEDITICN GILLS STILL UBER FIRE   rilacks Make {n the House and Bciore ihe Gommillice,

PALMIER TAS BAD  ATTACK OF GOLD FEET, Age ATION OF RODENBERG   Attorney General, After Recommending Measure for Suppression of Red Propaganda, Onnoses Bills,   ANTI-SEDITION MEASURE ENCOUNTERS OPPOSITION   Telegrams and Other Messages of Protest Are Received by the aber From All Over U. S.

ANTI-SEDITION LEGISLATION IS UNDER HOT FIRE   Attorney General Palmer, Charged With Having “Cold Feet,” Denies That He Has “Sidestepped.”   GOMPERS ATTACKED BY TEXAS MEMBER

SEDITION BILL GETS SUPPER FROM BLANTON   SAYS MEMBERS OF HOUSE SEEM AFRAID OF MR. GOMPERS AND ORGANIZED LABOR   Rodenberg Savs Palmer Has ‘Plain Case of Cold Feet’? Which The Latter Denies

ATTACKS CONTINUE ON ANTI-RED BILL   PALMER IS CHARGED WITH “SIDE-STEPPING” ISSUE BY REPUBLICANS.

RESUME ATTAGKS ON SEDITION ME ASIIAES   Republicans and Democrats  Join in Opposition; Declare Palmer Has “Cold Fan}?   Return (ndictments in Chicago Against Eighty-five of Communist Party

ATTACKS IN HOUSE ON ANTI-SEOITION BILLE   "REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS JOIN IN OPPOSITION AND DEFENSE OF MEASURES.   Blanton Says G. 0. P. Steering Committee Favored Proposal Until LaDor’s Stand Came.

SH HOUSE DRIVE ON ANTI SEDITION BILL: SPLIT PARTY   Blonton of Texas Urges Mem bers to Let Gompers “Go  to Hell" in Talk

SHGCESSFUL SHIPS. UNDER U.S, FLAC   Hurley Advocates Early Sale ot Government Fleet to Private Concerns.

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While MacSwiney..Hover: “Borderland of Death B ‘Secret Service Takes New  ‘Steps to Guard Lloyd George        Members. of © Cabinet- ‘and. Families ‘Watched; Desp: ate Fighting Between’ tions in Belfast. Is Renew:

EAVY LOSS OF  LIFE FOLLOWS BELFAST BATTI F   Nationalists, Unionist Shipyard Workers and Troops Engage in Early Morning Battle in Which Sinn Feiners Lose.   ARE 214 SERIOUS FIRES   Another Bitter Fight Is Re‘ported Between Dock Workers and Shipbuilders in Which Docker Killed.

WILL ACT IN BEHALF OF CORK MAYOR   Secretary of State Colby Quoted i Pledge to Use His Entire «, Efforts.

CABINET OFFICIAL TO MAKE APPEAL ~~ TOLLOVO GEORGE   The Secretary of State Yields to Eloquence of Friend of the Irish Republie.

U. S. TO MAC SWINEY’S AID?   FRANK WALSH SAYS COLBY AGREED “TO DO SOMETHING.”   Secretary of Stnte Explains He Has Propoanl to Intervene With Lioyd. George Under Consideration—A   Request to Wilson, Also.

AID FOR MACSWINEY 1S SOUGHT FROM U. §   Cork’s Mayor, on Hunger Strike Showed No Change Over the 24 Hours Limit for Him

APPEAL 10 COLBY. TO AID N'SWENEY   Secretary of State Promises to Intervene in Behalf of Hunger Striker   MAYOR GROWING WEAKER   Secretary to King George Anawers Plea for Royal Intervention -

BUTTER PRICES ARE ON DECLINE      DECLARED THAT PRICE WILI Bh LOWER

BUTTER LOWER, EGGS HIGHER SAYS BROWN   Bureau of Market Heads Points to Reasons,

Butter Hits Toboggan; ail ar ‘Price of Eggs ‘Mount   Lack of Export Trade” Create: .: Surplus of Dairy Product. y

SAYS BUTTER WILL CONTINUE CHEAPER   Heavy Imports Serve To Reduce the Price of Dairy Product. .

SONORA SECEDES. ‘FROM OLD MEXICC   Report ‘That Legislature Fxsued Proclamution Saturday and Took Over Control Last: Night.

Bolshevik Army Advancing; Fall Of Odessa Sure   Reds Capture Nikolaiev and Are Now Marching on Otchakof According To Report From London.

WILSON’S NOTE. IS FINAL       5 NO RUOM LEFT FOR " ON ADRLATIC.       _ is  Does Not Mean There Will Be No More  fa Eschanges—Note Sull In Hands of Acting Secretary Polk.

WILSON HELPERS SEE FIUME REPLY END TO ARGUMENT   They Expect Allies’ Response and Final Settlement of Point, However.   PRESIDENT’S NOTE LIKELY NOT TO BE CABLED TODA’   La Nacion Story of U. S. Stan Inaccurate and Garbled, Is ’ State Department View.

WILSON WIRES. BLACKBALL ON ADRIATIC IDEA   TELLS PREMIERS THAT U. &. CAN. NOT AGREE TO JUGO SETTLEMENT AND LONDON TREATY

President’s Latest Note — Virtually Ends Argument   Wilson’s Newest Dictum onthe Adriatic Matter  Leaves No Shadow of Doubt as to Where the United Gtatee Stands.

FINAL AGREEMENT OF GREAT POWERS IS ANTICIPATED   PRESIDENT MAKES IT CLEAR FHAT U.S. CAN“NWOT ACCEPT TERMS.   Reply to Allies Still in Brands of Polk, on Cables Tomarrow,

PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES U.S, POSTION ~ CLEAR TO PREMIERS   Does Not Mince Words in Latest Note to Allied Supreme Council on Subject in Disnute,   COMMUNICATION HERE

 nF ll His ‘Last Note Makes It Clear Tha He Thinks His Wisdom fs Wiser Than That of all the Rest. 

NO CHANGE FOR MORE ARGUMEN]   President Wilson’s Reply to Allied Adriatic Note Is Very Plain.   Although Further Note Ex. pected, Avenues to Discussion Virtually Closed.

PRESIDENT HAKES POSITION PLAN   THE DOOR ‘ro PCRYTIEER NOTES NOT BARRED   AO ROOM FOR ARRHRERT   United States Cannot Acce Di settle ment Keached by Attied Vreomie: in Ullimatum to AuvoSlavia

WILSON’S NOTE IS EXPECTED TO STOP ARGUMENT   Officials Say It I. Plain Statement of  U.S. Stand.

Position of American Govern ment Made So Plain Tha Further Argument Is Prac:  ~ tically at End.

FIN TOUCHES BEING — GIVEN WILSON np   ‘State Departuient. Today ry  i, Documents. Preparing to; Send’ to: Allies,           NOT END NEGOTIATIONS          Allied Premiers Stiieved { Left Way Open-for Fur: ther Discussions.   ‘LONDON TO SEND ANSWER:   Berlin Papers. Believe Wilson's ‘ Stand. Has Been Dis-. -: ~ avowed. - :

WILSON’S NOTE MAKECLEAR 10 TRE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS AMERICA’S POSITION ON ADRIATIC QUESTION

Secret Treaty of Lordon To Be Included in Plan to Which United States Agrees.   Note Still in Hands of Acting Secretary Polk

WILSON’S REPLY TO ALLIES STILL HERE   ACTING SECRETARY POLK Is TAKING HIS TIME TO LOOK If OVER BEFORE PUTTING IT ON THE CABLE.

FURTHER EXCHANGE OF NOTES IS ANTICIPATED   Details in International Contrversy to Be Withheld from Public Pending the Allied Acquiescence to Publicity

PRESIDENT MAKES  ATTITUBE GLEN   Final Agreement Between Powers Expected.

Wilson Says This Country Can Not Accept Secret Before War Treaty.   START NOTE TOMORROW   ts Contents Not Divniged But Off cially Said Position is Made Very Clear.

WAY CLOSED TO FURTHER ADRIATIC NEGOTIATIONS BY PRESIDENT’S NOTE   Communication Makes It Clear U. S. Cannot Accept Premiers’ Settlement —Final Agreement Between Great Powers on Question Expected by Washington.

PUSITION ON THE ADRIATIC CASE SETTLED   President Wilson’s New Note Makes it Plain That the Subject Has Been Closed.   FURTHER ARGUMENT IN PREMISES USELESS   Door to Further Exchanges However, is Not Closed, But Allies Must Play Fair.

Officials Believe Further Argument On Subject Is Closed.   WILSON FEELS U.S. CANNOT ACCEPT ACTION OF PREMIERS   Terms Under Secret T reaty With England Also Unacceptable. ..

AMERICAN ATTITUDE MADE PLAIN BY THE PRESIDENTS. NOT   Reply of Wilson Leaves No Room for Doubt and Controversy is Virtually Closed. —Final Agreement Expected Between Great Powers,   CANNOT ACCEPT SETTLEMENT   Secret Treaty of London Un. acceptable to United States

PRESIDENT IN PLAIN NOTE ON ANRIATIC   Further Argument on  Question Closed is ° Daliaf   AGREEMENT EXPECTED   1 i Secret Treaty of London is Unacceptable to U.S.

Milligan’s Election Pleasing to Democrats; Third Missouri Race on Peace Treaty Questio

WILOON DEMANDS TURKEY AELINGUIGN ALL CLAIMS 10 GONSTANTINOPLE NOW   Will Not Permit Sultan To Retain Any of Possessions Taken Away Under Terms of Versailles Treaty.

START PRACTICE MONDAY’   Haskell Will Start Practice to Le Followed Soon by L. H. 8S.

REFUSE LABOR BOARD JOBS   President H:ving Hard Time—Men Unwilling to Give Up Business to Represent Public.

R. 8 LABOR BOARD HARD TO: SECURE   Many Men.Unwilling.to Give  Offices in. Chicago.  - Their Time to Proposition.

NO ONE WANTS RAIL BOARD JOE   $10,000 a Year Salary as Re presentative of Public Goes Begging

Many Men Unwilling to Give —Offices ‘in Chicago. . Their Time to Proposition.

(Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

GOOD MAN 1S HARD TO FINE   President Wilson is Finding It Hard to Get Railroad Board Members.

DIFFICULT TO FIND MEN   APP PIA ANF PING OE EUIN  White House Says Business Af.  fects Rail Board.

HARD 10 FIND MEN TO SERVE ON R. R. BOARD   President Has List From Execu. tives and Employes But None Representing Public,

1 ADNG BOABN 8 LABRR EA ARD  “IC NOT PADI Ar   President Havin: Didicults Finding Men Witling Te Give Up Business To Serve.

TO “AWAKEN” THE JAPS,   Okuma,: Ex-Premler to - Agitate’ Aguinst Callfornias Amerléeans,

OKUMA STIRRING UP JAPS   Former Premier Devoting Himeelf te Awakening People Against the United States. po

PASSENGERS FALL INTO ICY WATERS   All Escape Death When Car Plunges Through Ice Into Lake Champlain, With Thermometer 38 Below.

SLEEPING TOURISTS HURLED INTO LAKE   Cars of Montreal Express De railed, Giving Occupants of One Icy Bath

BURSTING WHEEL KILLS GIRL   Portion Sails 600 Yards Through the Roof of a Home at Richmond, Ky.

SHARP DROP IN PRICE SOFT COAL PRED!CTEo   Recent Decline Will be Followed by Much More Decided Dron. Save C. S Allen.

DECIDED DROP IN BITUMINOUS COAL PRIGES PREDIGTED   Operators Given Opportunity to Remedy Conditions at Source of Supply.   VEILED SUGGESTION OF ~ PROSECUTIONS IS GIVEN   Secretary of Wholesale Association of New York Bases His Prophecy on Census of Opinion of Members of That Association.

cheack, the: Democratic Calls Parly Conference or. Saturday ° “for! Discussion hat-Procedure-Shall Be Taken,      Wi ITE HOUSE TAKES NOTICE OF VISCOUNT GREY'S LETTER   ‘Ts’ Unofficially. tndicated — Diptoniatte _ Courtesy Deniqnds “Nritiah -Arbaslegador Should Nave ‘First, Submitted Missive.to Wi Tiscn—Debale ta Open  ge Re wats dogg. SEO Pek ee’

DISCUSS  BRITISH  VIEW ON TREATY   Senaters Consider Viscount Grey’s Letter and White , House Takes Notice of Situation   DEMOCRATS TO CONFER ABOUT PACT ATTITUDE   Cloture Rule Will Probably Be Eiiminated Through Formal  Reference to Committee

NILSON NOW ATTEMPTING 10 oHAPE SENATE SD AGTION   President Is Known to Have Been in Indirect Communication With Democratic Senators On Treaty.   DEEP RESENTMENT TOWARD LORD GREY   Letter of Former Ambassador at Washington Still Topic of Interested Discussion Among Statesmen

HITCHCOCK GALLS  CONFERENCE   Will Consider Points That May Be Raised in Treaty Fight,   PRESIDENT MAY TAKE A HAND

No Definite Plans Are Made, However, for Fight on Floor.   PRESIDENT MAY TAKE HAND IN PROCEDURE   White House Denies Thai Protest Against Grey Note Was Made.

TREATY DEBATE BEGINS MONDAY   sENATE CLEARS ITS DECKS FOR RENEWAL OF FIGHT.   PRESIDENT MAY TAKE A HAND   jedications That His Influence May Again He E.xercised—tLetter of Viscount Grey Subiect of  Lively Controversy.

WILSON MAY TAKE HAND IN SHAPING TREATY’S COURS!   Plans of Party Leaders to Re sume Debate Begin to Take Form—Lefters of Grey Cause Much Interest.

PARTY LEADERS ARE MAKING PLANS FOR THE TREATY FIGHT   White House Belief is Ordinary Courtesies Demanded Some Consultation.   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO ’ SEND LETTER TO SENATE   ‘Unconfirmed Reports Say It Has Been Sent to Leaders of the Administration.

PLANS 10 RESUME DEBATE ON PAGT ARE TAKING FORM   Senator Hitchcock Returns to Capital After Absence   GREY LETTER DISCUSSED

GREY LETTER {9 NNOWN TO HAVE HURT PRESIDENT   EFFECT ON PACT WAR REMAINS IN AIR

MAKING READY 10 GET TREATY TALK STARTEL   INDICATIONS THAT THE PRESIDENT MAY TAKE HAND IN GAME AGAIN,   Hitchcock Calls Conference Of Democrats To Decide On Plan Of  Procedure Monday.

UNCLE SAM’S GAME RESERVE   teland--e? Afegnak, on Svuth Coast -of Alaska, Peeullarty Adapted for , the Purpoes.

UNCLE SAM’S GAME RESERVE   Island of Afognak, on South Coast o! Alaska, Peculiarly Adapted for the Purpose.

PROCLAMATION SAYS GOVERNMENT CEASED TO EXIST   Places Power of State in the  Hands of Gen. von Kapp,  - Who Becomes Chancellor Under Its Terms.   DISSOLVES THE ASSEMBLY.      New Government Being Formed. Socilaists Order General Strike, Govt. Buildings Occupied “by + Troops. Mora Coming.

IUANED OVER TWICE   TWO FORD MECHANICS NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH,   Two Mechanics Injpred and Ford Car Demolished in Accident.

AMERICA MUST DEVELOPE OIL IN QUANTITIES   Foreign Countries Must Be Looked to to Furnish United States An Adequate Supply.

URGES OIL DEVELOPMENT   Resources in Forein tn Countries Ought te Be Improved by (mer lean Interests.

SECRETARY PAYNE URGES WORLD WIDE OIL SEARCH WITH GOVERNMENT HEL?   AMERICAN COMPANIES IN FOREIGN LANDS WILL RE CEIVE ADEQUATE ASSISTANCE FROM ., ' ALL DEPARTMENTS

GERMAN PRINCE SHORT ON CASK   HE IS SUED FOR AN ELEVE? DOLLAR LAUNDRY BILL,

SIGN ARMISTICE WITH KEMAL   France Makes Agreement With Leader of Turkish Nationalist Forces in Asia Minor.

PLAN INVESTIGATION OF BUFFALO STRIKE   5  Governor Smith Names Special Mediation Board to Take Immediate Action

COMING—DRE AM THE Vib. Thursday, Friday, March 4, and EVANGELINE.,   DAIRY MEETING  IN CHARLESTOWN

TELLS ATTITUDE TOWARD LABOR   National Commande: Speaks for American Legion.

HEAD OF ORGANIZATION SAYS INTERESTS OF LABOR AND THE LEGION ARE  IDENTICAL.

A NEW RECORD IN BANK CLEARINGS SET LAST MONTE    Total for First Quarter of Year   Is $5,641,884 Greater Than For the First Three  Months of 1919.

BANK CLEARINGS HERE SHOW BIG INCREASE   Figures For August Aré 12 Per Cent More Than Same Month in 1919 And $200,000 More Than July.

AUSTRIA MAY GET. ‘NTO THE LEAGUE ~ BULGARIA OPPOSE   Many Affairs of Interest: Are Being Considered by Assembly Today in Geneva Meeting.—Danzig High Commis etaner tr he Annatnted.

LEAGIE MAY SEAD TROOPS TD DAN   Many ther Matters of Importance To Be Discussed At Teday’s Meeting

APPOINTMENT OF MANDATE BY + PEACE LEAGUE   Important Questions to Come  Before League This Week i Are Applications of Bulga# nia and Austria.   VERY LITTLE OPPOSITION MEMBERSHIP OF AUSTRIA   Important British and French  Squadrons Have Arrived - at Phaleron From Constante ana.

LEAGUE MEMBERS ARE MUCH INTERESTED IN BARNES PLAN   Motion by British Member Tomorrow Expected To Defend Inaction of Organization Regarding  the Russo-Polish War.

MANPATE BQ*RD TOBE CHOSEN   Commission to Be Named By League This Week   INTERVENTION UP TODAY   Sending of Troops Into Lithuaniz to Be Discussed

GYPSY BAND HITS LINCOLN   Modern Fortane Hunters Diacard the Horse and White Wafou  Pe. a ee ns he

GYPSY BAND HITS LINCOLN   Modern Fortune Hunters Discard the Horse and White Wakes for the Automobile.

ABE AUTH MAKES ANOTHER HOME RUN TODAY   Spectacular Yankee Bali Player Adds Another Today Which Helps to Smash All Records.

BABE RUTH HITS AROTHER H.R.   Crack Batsman of the Amer ican League Now Has 32 to His Credit.

Lieutenants Wolfe and Usher Have Been Absolved of Blame in Flying Over Mexican Territory.

AVIATORS NOT YET RELEASED   Landed in Mexico Monday ane  Pinced Under Arrest.

APEATCO STILE HOLDS PLIERS.   Het Retease of Army Officers it Restiaggps: In F ewected.

BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL PLANS   World Mas 33,000,000 Pupils and 300,OOO Schanisc.

MILLIONS IN SUNDAY SCHOOL   Chicago Man Says World Has More Than 300,000 Sunday Schools—Big Pians Ahead.

Bears—Lions—Wild Cats and Porcupines Comedy Relief in Alaskan — Drama   “Back To God's Country,” with Nell Shipman, Has Nevel Cast  CO. ene etlea x Dewtasinalea

ENGLANG VOIGta DISAPPROVAL Ut FAANCE'S ENTRY  INTO RAINE LENE   Lloyd George Asserts That Action of French in Sending Troops East of River Was Not Warranted.   DISAGREEMENT WITH POLICY EXPRESSED   Invasion Made Against His Views and the Wishes ol Other Allied Statesmer Who Were Not Consulted

GREAT BRITAIN DIPLEASED WITH FRENCH INTERVETION IN THE RUHR TERRITOR'

MARY PICKFORD TELLS WHY SHE WANTED DIVORCE   Unsettled Marriage Relations anc Business Tangles Is Chief Rea sons For Seeking Freedom

eel  “Our Mary” Got Divorce so She Could Make Her Will; That’s the Latest Versio

MACSWINEY NOW HAS HOPES   Believes British Government Wil Order His Release.   UNDERGOES SUDDEN CHANGE   Wife Thinks Mayor's Mind Wanseringo—Asks for San.

Reported By Sinn Fein As At Death's Door, He's Optimistic     FRIENDS RENEW APPEALS.   Times Asks Parliament Mem. bers To Wire Their Views

MAYOR MACSWINE CLOSE 10-DEATH   Declares He Believes the Brit ish Government Will Order His Release.

Million Dollar Fire In Baltimore   Started in Same Block Great Coufia-. gration of 1914 Had Its Origin

HUGHES ATTAGKS I   HARGES DBISCRIMINATION 1 OPERATION OF LEVER LAW.   Former Republiean Nominee Attorney for tTndicted Maners,

HUGHES ATTACKS 1      CUARGES DISCH MINATION. UX ERATION or LE VER LAW:         rine Repabliean Nominee Atorney for (ndicted Miners.

DEPOSED BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT EXILEI   OFFICIALS OF OVERTHROWS GOVERNMENT DEPORTED BY NEW ADMINISTRATION,

NEW BOLIVIAN REGIME DEPORTS EX-PRESIDENT   Minister and Officials Sent Out of Country With Former Chief, U. S. Informed

REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA ALAIOST A ALOODLESS ONE   Only Two Persons Killed, Pal ace Guard Soon Joining Insurrectionists.   DEPOSED PRESIDENT WAS DEPOFTED ON WEDNESDAY   Rumors of a Counter Revolu tion Apparently Unfounded Bantista Savedra, Who Le Revolt, Being in Full Contro of Situation, Advices Say.

ANIERIGARS LEAVE BOLIVIAN CAPITAL   Deposed President and his Ministers Are Deported,

DEPOSED PRESIDENT OF BOLIVIA LEAVES   New Regime Reported to Have Ordered Deportation of Former Officials

GUERRA RESIGNS AS REVOLUTION BEGINS   Deposed President of Bolivia is Deported.   SAVEDRA ‘HEADS REVOLT   Rumors of Counter Movement Unfounded —- Governmental Junta to be Established— Leadcrs of Regime Formerly in Control Sent to Chilean Port Under Guard.

UEPOGED BOLIVIAN HEAD 15 DEPORTED   *x-President Guerra Accom panied to Chile by American Consul.

GERMANY MUST BEGIN WHERE WILSON QUI]   Count Von Bernsdorff Tell: _University Students in  Address

GERMANY S FUTURE QUTLINED BY COUNT VON BEANS TORE   Declares Empire Must Take Up Where Wilson Left Off   DIPLOMACY MUST BE USED

BEANSTORTE WARN GERMAN DIPLOMATS   SAYS MUST TAKE UP STRUG GLE ‘‘FOR JUST’ PEACE: WITH NATIONS.   SAYS ENTENTE CARELESS   In Punishing Germany They Forgot She Would Be Unable To Pay the Indemnity, He Declared.

ONY LOSERS UAABLE TOPAY COT OF WAR   ENTENTE FORGOT TO NOTICE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, BERN-  ~ STOREF ASSERTS.

N OWN CONCLUDE JWal PEACE ASSERT D FORMER ENVOH   Sount Von Bernstorff Says President Merely Touched Upon the Proolem and  Failed tan Salva It.   VANQUISHED UNABLE TO PAY INDEMNITIES   3erman Diplomacy Must Take Up Struggle Where Chief Executive Permitted It to Slig Away From Him

Bernstorff Says President  Wilson Merely Touched Upon Problem of Just Peace, but Did Not Soive It.  i

Convention to Reassemble at 10 O’clock Monday Morning— First Votes for Woodrow Wilson Cast on Twenty-Second Ballot by Missouri Delegates.

Adjournment Comes at Midnight With Democrats as Far From a Nomination as Ever

TWO ATTEMPTS MADE  ON ATTORNEY'S LIFE   Rifle Shots Fired at Young Son Seek Assailantsi

GUNMEN: THREATEN CHICAGO ATTORNE'   Pwo Alfempts Made on ifs” oo!  Maclay Hoyne,  Pronitnent wt "State's Atlorney   FIRED TWICE AT HIS SON   OUTLAWS THOU relay ROY: Was THE OAT TORNEY   Hoyno. Says He. tas Reeelyed Many ‘Threatening ~Letters— Boright Murder Case Caused  Knmity of Gunmen, —

TWO ATTEMPTS MADE ON LIFE MACLAY HOYNI   Receives Scores Threatening Letters Since Started Prosecution Alleged Murder ers of Enright. —

EFFORT 10 KILL HOVE WN CHIPAGD   Unknown Assassin in House Opposite That of Hoyne Fires Shots  Officials Have Received Many Threats of Violence

HOVNE IS TARGET OF MYSTERY. SHOOTING.   State's Attorney mney Believes’ Assailants Seek Revenge for Enright Case. iY

ATTACK ON STATES ATTORNEY PROBE   Chicago Official is Shot at  ice in His Home With a Rifle——° Many Threatening Letters Have Beeti Received Bv His Office, =

ATTEMPTS MADE TO KILL BAYNE   Rifie Shots Fired Into Grounds of Chicago Attorney’s Home

ASSASSINS TRY TO MEET HOYNE   DETECTIVES STILL B°FFLED II SEARCH AFTER CHICAGO RIFLE AMBUSH.

INDIANAPOLIS JAIL DELIVER’   Twenty - Four Federal and State Prisoners Slug Jailer and Get Away Today   ALL ROADS ARE GUARDED!

24 CONVICTS FLEE INDIANAPOLIS JAIL   * ~ «x Knock dailer Unconscious and    Wale Unmolested frog Cells.  Four Recaptured

RAHWAY BILL 1S PASSED BY ) U.S. SENATE   DENIES THAT ANY REBELLION TOOK PLACE   CREDITS WibL BEFIXED BY RESERVEBOARD   District Attorney of iron Counay, Mich., Says Report Is Big Hoax.   Will Exert Power to Get Nation’s Business Back to Prewar Basis.   Conference Report on the Esch: Cummins Measure Passes 47 to 17.   POSSE STARTS FOR SCENE   WOW GOES 16 THE PRESWENT   AMENDMENT 19 RECOMMENDED   Dalrymple, With Deputies and Troops, on Way to Geize Loca! Of scr: Proceeds Under Orders Direct. ly From Washington.   Asks Congress for Permission to Es. tatlich Normal Maximum Lines of Credit Accommedation for Member Canke.   Forces of Organized Labof Caught \ Napping by the Celerity With ‘ Which Chairman Cummins 4 Forced the Measure e Theroucth.

HAIL BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE   Body Concurs in House Action by Vote of 47 to 17.   DEBATE ON FLOOR IS BRIEF   Measure Now Goes to the President— His Approval Is Expected—Forces of Organized Labor Caught Napping by Quick Action.

SENATE ADOPTS RAILROAD BILL   Conference Report on the Esch Cummins Measure Passes 47 tn 17.   Forces of Organized Labor Caught Napping by the Celerity With Which Chairman Cummins Forced the Measure Through,

SENATE ADOPTS RAILROAD BILL   Conference Report on the EschCummins Measure Passes 47 to 17. é   NOW GOES TO THE PRESIDENT   Forces of Organized Labor Caught Napping by the Celerity With Which Chairman Cummins Forced the Measure Through.

SENATE PASSES RAIL BILL; NOW GOES BEFORE WILSON FOR SIGNING   Bill Passes Senate 47 to 17 Which Provides For Return of Railroads to Owners—March. Ist is Date For Return of Roads.

HUNGER STRIKERS RELEASED   British Government Forced Into Un. conditional Capitulation—Genera! Strike Is Called Off.

RELEASE HUNGER STRIKERS   General Strike in Ireland Called Off When Men Are Freed.

CHICAGO RESENTS HIGH BREAD COS)   ‘United States Attorney Summoned  Bakers To Investigate Prices. .  7 Higher Prices Predicted..

TO INVESTIGATE BREAD COST.  Thee Ansanriated Presse T.2na20t Wire

PROBE CHICAGO BREAD PRICES      Dist. Atty. Clyne Summons ‘ Bakers to Investigation

WANT CASES SETTLED   Mora Than 15,000 Claims Belween Car riers and Men Unadjusted.

BABE RUTH IS KNOCKED QUT   Champion Slugger Hit b; Pitched Ball; Won't Quit Game

COAL PRICE IS ADVANCED   District Attorneys Instructed t Check Al! Profiteering.

PRICE CF COAL ADVANCED   U. S. District Attorneys Throughouw' Country Are instructed to Check Profiteering.

SHERMAN RAPS SOLDIER BILL   Iilinois Senator Deciares Relief Meas. ure for Fighters Is Biow at Patriotism.

SENATOR FLAYS BUNUS FOR VETS   Sherman of Illinois Today Pays His Respect to the American Legion.

RED CROSS WOULD FEED OTARVING RUSSIAN KIDDIES   May Send Supplies T Moscow For’ Their Relief

HE HAD INTENDED SUICIDE . AFTER CRIME BUT LOST RAZOR.   JEALOUSY ALONE WAS REASON FOR THE DEED

WILL ASK THE DEATH PENALTY “FOR-A. ELLIS   CONFESSES, ACCORDING TO OF FICERS. HE MURDERED ED. NA EELIS, TYPIST. _   Circuit Atorney McDaniel Wilt Not Accept a Plea of Guitly, But Wilt Demand Trial Be. fore Jury,

ENGLISH RAILWAY STRIKE OFF   Labor Dispute Is Settled on the Lan. cashire & Yorkshire Road— Walkout Called Off.

RUMORS OF PLOT -FOR! REVOLT IN ITALY CURRENT      Garibaldi, Said © to. Attenc Meeting for Overthrow  mf frayarnm ent

BOLSHEVIST COM. ARRIVED IN LONDON   AST NIGHT TO DISCUSS THE RE. SUMPTION OF TRADE WIth SOVIET RESSTA

BOLSHEVIST ENVOY IN LONDOKZFOR:CONFERENC       TO SEE: LLOYD GEORGE

SEVEN LIVES LOS! WHEN Sut GOED DOWN EARLY TODAY   Leyland Liner Bohemian Péunds Herself to Pieces On N. S. : Rocks.

BOSTON STEAMER SINKS ON LEDGES   Several injured as Vessel Was Being Abandoned   Three Boats Got Awav

PART OF CREW LOST AS SHIP I) ABANDONED   Leland Liner Bohemia Break. ing Up on the Sambro Ledges.   SHIP RAN AGROUND HEADING FOR HARBOR   Soon After Crew Left Boat it Broke in Two and Sank.

SEVEN OF Th CREW WERE LOS)   When the Boats Left the Bohemian Which is Breaking Up

SHIP BREAKS IN TWO ON LEDGES; — SEVEN ARE LAS]      Heavy Swell Pounds Vessel to Pieces and Swamps Lifeboats as Crew Puts Of.

WHILE BEING TAKEN FROM THE ABANDON“ED STHAMSHI? 2 BOHEMI   Passengers Taken Off - in Safety Before the Disabled Steamer  Went, to Pieces on the Rocks.

SEVEN LOST IN WRECK AT SEA   LINER HITS LEDGES OFF COAST OF NOVA SCOTIA—OVE® 200 RESCUED

Part of Bohemian’s Crew Believed Lost When Steamship Sinks.   100 FEET: OFE SHORE   All of Passengers Had Beer Rescued After Craft Hit Rocks.

1 LOST WHEN SHIP BREAKS ON LEDG!   Leyland Liner Bohemian Pounds To Pieces In the Harbor At Halifax.

OTEAMIER BREAKS IN TWO AND SINKS   Seven Lives Lost and Several Injured.

SEVEN LOSE . LIVES WHEN SHIP STRIKES   Ship Bosemiam, on Roeks off Halifax, and Seven Men Perish in Effort to Get Them Off.   64 TAKEN OFF SAFELY   Life Savers Work Like Trojans to Get, Those Aboad the Boat Off -- * the Vessel in Safoty.

SEVEN DROWNED AS LINER BREAKS   Crew of Bohemian Abandons Ship As She Is Wrecked ¢ : on Ledges.

ee ee i eh ee  e4 mit       Steamer] Sinks; ‘Seven Lives Are Reported Lost

/LOSE LIVES AS SHIP BREAKS INTWO AND SINKS   Passengers - ‘All. Rescued from Bohemian: and Most of Crew Also Get Away.

SEVEN LIVES ‘LOST WHEN THE BOHEMIAN SANK   Steamer Which Went on Sambro Ledges Breaks in Two and Is a Total Loss.

Several Others Injured When Leland Liner, Bohemian Begins Breaking Up on Sambro  Ledges

SEVEN PERN WHEN STEAMER BREAKS IN TWO   Crew Abandons_ Bohemian When Waves Pound Her Against Rocks.

J PERISH WHEN LINER SINKS   Others of the Crew Injured Wher Stearmier Bohemian Breaks Up on the Rocks.

MANY EWES LOST WHEN “BOMEMIAN’ CRASHED ASHORE I A BIG SHOW STORN

SEVEN BELIEVED LOST  WHEN STEAMER BREAK‘   Bohemian Breaks in Two or Rocks Off Halifax; Tugs Make Rescue,

BOHEMIAN GOES DOWN   SEVEN MEMBERS OF CREW REPORTED LOST WITH SILEP.   Were Trying te Get Away When Lost —Siramer That Went on Rocks Monday Broke Up Today.

7 LWES THOUGHT LOST AS STRANDED SHIP COES UNDER   Three” of Bohemian. Boats Ge Away. in Heavy Swell but Rest ‘Try Life. Lines.   SEVERAL MEN INJURED IN EFFORT TO RESCUE CREW   Leyland: Liner Breaks in Two . and” Sinks Soon Following Sailors’ Departure.

NATION’S LEAGUE MUST BE ISSUE POLITICALLY UNTIL U. S. VOTERS DECIDE I!1

JONSON ASSAILS PACT FOR TEAGUE   Presidential Candidate Says That Treaty Must Becomo Political issue Until People Decide   LOWOEN HAS OPENED ILLINOIS ‘CAMPAIGN   General Wood Charges Propa ganda to Break Down Allies’ Friendship

JOHNSON ATTACKS LEAGUE.   Senator Says it Must Continee te Be  a Political Issue.

1,200 IRON WORKERS GO OUT ON STRIKE   ‘Union’ Leader Declares Men Will Not Return Until Pay Raise Is Granted.

600 IRON PUDDLERS STRIKE   Fall to Report for Work at Gerard (O.) Plant—Bar Millis to Keep Going.

1,400 STEEL MEt "OUT ON STRIKE   Mills At Gerard and Pittsburch Affected; Pending Settlement

IRON PUDDLERS STAGE STRIKE   Hundreds in Steel Center: Failed to Go to Work Today.

IRON PUDDLERS QUIT WORK      Plants of AL ML Byera Company a Pittsburgh and .Girard Short- «Sfanded ‘

SHERIFF o WIFE HELD PRISONER   JOHNSON COUNTY AUTHORITIES SEARCH FOR THREE MISSING CONVICTS.

WAY TO LIBERTY FRON JOHNSON COUNTY JA   — ———a  SHERIFE’S WIFE ARMED WITH PISTOL HOLDS TWO PRISON.  ERS IN THEIR CELLS,

MACHINISTS ALONE OF ROANOKE SHOP CRAFTS 10 STICK   Between Five and Six Thousand Men Decide to Walk Out at Noon Today.   TRAINMEN TO CONSIDER GRIEVANCES OF CLERKS   Big Mass Meeting Held in Red Men's Hall Here Last Night When Rego. lutions Were Adopted by All Crafte of City Endorsing Strike—No Material Change in Local Situation,

CHARGE OF HAYES ABSURD, SAYS CO)   Wels sot Aiding the Democrats,  tbe Governor States,

COX DENIES CHARGE — OF CHAIRMAN HAYS   Wats Have Not Given a Dollar lo Campaign, He Says,

COX REPLIES TO HAYS CHARGE   Nominee Fiatly Denies That “Wets’* Are Backing the Democratic Pres. idential Candidate,

WOULD STOP WAR LEGISLATION   Bill hy Senator Smith of Geergia to  “7 «aa ianeé@na ARR of 84

OUR POSTOFFICE   THE BURLESON FIZZLE Siow: * HUGE DEFICIT ‘ON yRan,   Conditions Are Snel’ That. Nefici Will Be Greater Next Yeav.

UR POSTOFFICE   THE BURLESON FIZZLE SHOW: HUGE DEFICIT ON YRAR.   Conditions Are Such That Detici Will Be Greater Next Year.

WILSON STANDS PAT “ON RESERVATIONS   In Letter to Democratic Senators He  Strongly Opposes Ay Change in . Article Ten,

EFFORT TO SAVE PACT FAILS   President Finally Gives-up Leng Stand for No Modification.   LETTER TO SENATE LEADER   Will Yield to Slight Changes In Laaaue of Nations.

Allows No Quarter in Regarc  to Article X—Lines Drawn for Renewed Fight Over Pact in Senate Tnis Week

Wilson Will Accept Treaty Reservations But Will Not Evade Obligations. Abroad

AMALGAMATION * TO BE COMPLETE’ BEFORE NIGHT            Decision Reached Th 3 Morning — Delegates Vots Unanimous ¥, To Enter Convention,

FORTY E1GHTS TO JUIN THE OTHERS   VOTED UNANIMOUSLY FOR AMALGAMATION WITH OTHER LIBERALS   Bolt Threatened at Beginning o Convention Was Dissipated When the Convention  Voted to Unite.

SWOLLEN  PROFITS OF TWELVE SUGAR COW PANIES  Have Inflated Price to to 20c and 25c a   Have Inflated Price to 20c and 25c : Pound, W. J. Lauck Charges.

HUGE Ph PUT ollGAR UP, EXPERT SAY   $600,000,000 Exacted Fror Consumers in Year, He s Teatapas   $390 FOR EACH FAMILY   W. Jett Lauck for Brother hoods Submits Figures to Labor Board.

SUGAR PROFITEERS RESPONSIBLE FOR EXORBITANT PRICE   ‘Samar Could be Sold at Fak Profit at 11 1-2c, Declares Lauck.

CAMPAIGN WILL SET NEW RECORD   ‘Number of Political Meetings Scheduled For Next Week Exceed Any Previolls Week   BOTH PARTIES ARE ACTIVE   Principal Events Will be Addresses by Margaret Hill McCarter and Grace Julian Clark

POLITICAL PACE IS INCREASING   Meetings by Both Parties All Week But Climax Wil! he Reached Next Week, the Final One   MRS. COOLIDGE IN COUNTY   Makes First of Three Speeches Tonight—Assembly Room Meetings ’ For Women Resumed  $ebibeiicbiitebiiniee heh REPUBLICAN MEETINGS =:

Lu GEORGE FAVORS PEACE WITH RUSSIANS    Paris Reports Britisle Premier to Open Negotiations With Bolsheviki.   PREMIER NITTI OF ITALY SAID TO SUPPORT. PLANS:      \French Ministers ain London Have No Authority to Enter Such Proposals.   MILLERAND IS RECALLED   Premier of France Going to Lon don to Rejoin the Leadérs’ Conference. ’ ‘

TREAT WITH THE REDS   LLOYD GEORGE, WOU LD ENTER ANTE NEGOTEQTIOSS.   The Walshe thi ‘Have , Captarec Ar¢haheel aud Seem to he Exe! teading Thelr Power,

BRITISH TO NAKE PEACE   Anxious to Negotiate With Bolshevists.   ITALY FEELS THAT WAY   At Present French Representatives Have No Authority to Join In.

OPEN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Premier Millerand Called to London in This Connection

ENGLISH PREMIER To READY TO NEGOTIATE PEACE WITHSOVIETS   So Says Paris Paper Which Asserts Three Nations Wil Discuss Question at Meeting Soon:   LETTS WOULD END WAR

Governor Henry J. Allen Will Place Name Of Gen. Wood Before Convention

ALLEN TO NOMINATE WOOD   Kansas Governor is Selected to Present General’s Name to Convention

BAUER FORGES HEGAPTURE Ell GHP YANO FROM REDS; BANDS BURN GREAT HOES      Sporadic Labor Troubles Still. Vex~ Berlin Situation but Capital Is Under Control].

SRMAN REDS DECLARE GOVERNMENT VICTORY IS BUT AN ARMED TRUCE   ert Government Gains Upper Hand at Nearly All Point Effort to Form Cabinet Contianes- -Communists De clare They Will Prepare fer Further Straggle.

EBERT TAKES — BIG SHIPYARDS - FROM SOVIETS   QUIET 1S. RESTORED. N. HAMBUR( ‘AND HANOVER. AFTER SHARP ‘FIGHTING ;

EBERT TROOPS TAKE GREAT SHIPYARDS FROM SPARTACANS   Order Restored at Hamburg and Hanover After Sharp Fighting.

SECOND DAY OF — CORN PALACE IS DATE SELECTED   Democratic Candidate Will Talk at Salem and Sioux Falls Also   QOV. COX TO COVER AB CITIES Im LAST NALF OF swite AROUND CIRCLE.

GOVERNOR CORNWELL ON RAILROAD BOARE   West Virginia Executive Hlecled a Director of the Baltimore  a a er a

A SOOTLEGGING RING AT PEORI!   Federal Prohibition Agent, Arrest Three and Recover Alcohol.

MEXICAN OASIS FOR AMERICANS MAY SOON DIE   MENICAN AFPPRPAIRS PLACH POPULAR RESORT IN VERY BAD PREDICAMENT

Negro Ministers Are . to Use Stated Prayer far C. O. PP fandidate:

PRAYERS ARE ASKED FOR REPUBLICANS   Negro Ministerial Campaign Committee Invokes Aid of Negro Churches of Country. f

CALLS ON DARTMOUTH - PRESIDENT TO QUIT   Slayer Meads’ Father Says Bootleggers Swarm There   Chicago Alumni Rush to Defense of College and Its Leaders

‘NO PLEDGE MADE TO GREECE   Attack on the Turke Was Made With. out Promise of Aid, Lieyd George Saye

‘City of Vilna Strategic Point In Military Operations.  ADMIT FALL OF MINISH      Reported at Spa Tha Bolshevists Accept Armistice Plan.

REDS CAPTURE MINSK   Moscow Officially Reports Bolshevik Success.

MINSK CAPTURED AS RUSS RESUME DRIVE ON POLES   Number of Other Points Occupied by Bolshevik Armies; Vilna is Threatened.

: COTTON SHIP AFIRE,   American Steamghip  Calmo, Bed lieved To Be In Jeopardy. .*

CARGO OF COTTON } ONFIREIN CULE   SEAMSHIP BOUND FOR LIVER POOL IS IN FLAMES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Committee of Forty-Eight and the Single Taxers In Addition to Representatives of Various Other Organizations to Nominate Fusion Ticket for Fall Election Campaign   TWO CANDIDATES CONSIDERED

Committee of Forty-eight and Single Taxers Jeim in First Convention.

SRD PARTY'S EYE DRAWING BEAD ON LA FOLLETTE   SINGLE-TAXERS THREATEN TO BOLT IF HE SHOULD BE SELECTED

ACRID DEBATE MARKS BIRTH OF NEW PARTY,   Radical Element Has Near Majority at Convention.

3RD PARTY PLAN IS TO INCLUDE ALL ELEMENTS   Keynote Speeches at Chicago Develop as Many Views as Factions Represented.   PLATFORM UP MONDAY   2 S442 2B WENT JE AVAVVINES TRE  Division Between Liberals and Radicals Brought Out.

‘Will Draft Platform on. Which - liberal Organizations Can Staind They Assert.   4A FOLLETTE IS NOT. "ACCEPTABLE TO ALL   Smgle Taxers Declare They al ‘Not ‘Support: Wiscon. ator If He Is: Nom> Gaatad: Walch a Candidate.

Two Get Together to Launch Third Party, Choose Presi. dential Nominee and Draft Platform,

MAY MERGE RADICALS IN SINGLE PARTY   FOUNDATIONS LAID AT CHICAG( TO UNITE 48-ERS, LABOR AND OTHERS   LEAGUERS TAKING HAND   Non-Partisans Participate— Single Taxers Favor Big Manufacturer for Nominee.

CHICAGO PARLEY   rommittee of 48 and Single Taxers Are Holding Convention to Place a’ New Ticket in Political Field,   HOPE FOR SUPPORT OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS   There Are As Many Different Views As There Are Factions Represented: Difficult To Maintain Order,

THIRD PARTY'S BACKERS STRIVE FOR COALITION   Dozen Factions May Unite on Single National  Platform.

MANY DIFFERENT VIEWS DEVELOP IN THIRD PARTY   Convention Promises to Precent Difficulties Among Factions.

SINGLE TAKER AND “40° MEET IN CONVENTION   Labor, Liberal and Rad. ical Leaders Have Eye on Chicago Meeting

Committee of 48 and Single Taxers Join In First Ne   Name for Third Party Press ises. Fight; All Factions’. Want Name Used.

LINING UP THE THIRD PARTY   MANY GROUPS SEEKING PLACE IN : ITS FOUNDATION.   NOT ENTIRELY HAPPY FAMILY   AS MANY DIFFERENT VIEWS AS THERE ARE FPACTIONS,   Preliminary Me<«tinges Marked hy te rimoenious Debate—Warm tontest tthely to Develop  Over Party Name.

COMMITTEES OF 48 IN CHICAGO PLANNING FOR A THIRD PARTY   Single Taxers Threatened Bilt if LaFollette is Named as the Presidential Candidate.   FORMER BULL MOOSERS TAKING PROMINENT PART   Effort is Being Made to Try and Induce Labor Party Leaders to Join Fusion.

QUESTION OF NAME PROMISES CONTEST   Radicals and Liberals Both Demand Identification in Chris~ fening; Ingersoll and Pinchot Mentioned as Nominees.

SINGLE TAXERS JUIN MOVEMENT FOR NEW PART)   First Move for Third Ticke Effected But Fight Arises Over Platform — Expect  Other Leagues to Join.

NEW PARTIES OLEK NATIONAL LIAISON   sABOR PARTY AND COMMIT. TEE OF 48 MAKE EFFORT TO GET TOGETHER   PRELIMINARY PLANS LAID   First Meeting Saturday Heard Keynote Address and Paved The Way For Action on Presidential Nominee

HADICAL LABOR, NONPARTISAN “+ AND OTHERS HOLDING SESSIONS   -AFOLLETTE OR WALSH TO BE NAMED: FOR PRESIDENT   IRISH ARE ACTIVE—DUNCAN OF SEATTLE 1S ON THE; LIST OF DELEGATES—LIBERALS ARE SAID . TO OUTNUMBER DOWNRIGHT RADICALS \

‘QUNDATION LAID ‘OR THIRD PARTY; VUCH DISSENTION   Committee of 48 and Single Taxers Unite lo Form Opposition.

SINGLE TAX FORCES JOIN COMMITTEE OF FORTY-CIGHT IN DRAWING UP PLATFORM

VERYBODY WANTS 10 BE INCLUDED IN THE PARTY TITLE   Political Malcontests Assemble It Chicago For Purpose of Forming Party   EACH GROUP HAS DIFFERENT IDEAS OF SAVING COUNTRY   Single Taxers, Laborites, Leaguer and all Other Imaginable Isms are Included in Gathering.

AT SENATOR KIRBY      ‘Arkansas Primary Returns Indicate He Failed of Renomination

NINE GUBERNATORIALS. °    Arkansas“ “Primary. nary. Elielts Largest

RECEIVES INVITATION,   Oklahoma Governor Anked to Attend * Mexlean Inauguration,

INVITED. TO ATTEND OBREGON INAUGURATION   GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA HONORED BY MEXICAN DIPLOMATI CSERVICE HAS NOT ACCEPTED THUS FAR

Governor Gets ‘Bid’ to Mexico   is Invited to Obregon’s Inauguration

MEMORIAL TO ALLIED DEAD   Committee Headed by Marshal Petain Secks Fund to Honor Defenders of Verdun.

GREAT MONUMENT AT VERDUN   Memorial to Allied Dead to Be Erected an Dauamant Will.

VERDUN DEFENDERS’ MEMORIAL   France, Great Britain and America inite in Suitable Monument.

Section of Act _ To Be Suspendec   svetion Providing for  Prefersuttal Liail Rates on Exports co Seaboards Suspended Until Jan, t.

WERCHANT WARINE RATES OFF.   a Must Confer with Foreign Powers   Before Cutting. we at tt eenwiatanAa Presa).

* B. T. GARLICK RESIGNS— ’ WARLEY GIFFORD NEW . COUNTY ALIDITOR.

WHITE DECLARES NATION POISONED BY REPUBLICANS   CHARGES HAYS FURNISHED WITH LIMITLESS FUNDS TO SPREAD PROPAGANDA

WILL HAYS ota NATIONAL ORIFT 5 TO HIS PART)   It Is Sweeping From Coast to Coast and From Lakes to Gulf, He Affirms   SAYS DEMOCRACY OF JEFFERSON JS LOST   LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS DE STROYED LAST VESTIGE O01 PARTY OF JACKSON ANT CLEVELAND, I'v IS CLAIMED,

HUING LUol AY DES MOINES, ASSERTS WHITE   Speech Repudiating The League Set All Who Desire Peace Against Him   REPUBLICANS WOULD NOT GIVE LEAGUE A HEARING   FATE BODILY MOVED MOUN TAIN OF UNFOUNDED OPPO SITION TO DEMOCRATS, SAY! PARTY CHAIRMAN,

HAYS PREDICIS UNPRECEDENTED VOTE FOR-G. 0.P.   SAYS AMERICA WILL UNITE TO DEFEAT “WILSON PARTY" ON NOVEMBER 2

AGTION ON PERSIA IS DELAYED   ‘Supreme Council Awaits Result  of Soviet Promises

ALLIES DELAY AID TO PERSIA   SOVIET DEVELOPMENTS ARE NOW BEING AWAITED.

AGAINST RED AGGRESSION   Supreme Council Sidesteps Appeal of Persia For Aid.

ARTIGLE X DODGED WHEN PEROIA aK FOR ATERVENTION   League of Nations Council Has to Postpone Any Action on Covenant Obligation.

LEAGUE DELAYS HELP FOR PEROIA   Acts After Hearing Plea for Aid Against Reds.   ITS “OBLIGATION” IS CITED   Allies to Leave Batoum—Belgium anc Japan Decide to Join Britain in Pariey With Krassin, Russian Trade Envoy.

PERSIAN APPEAL NOT ACTED UPON BY ENTENTE YET   Decision is Reserved But Allies Ask to he Kept Informed on Situation.

POSTPONE THE REPLY   Councit of the League of Nations to Wait Awhile.   ITS ABOUT THE BOLSHEVIK!   “Obligation” Considered Brings Into Use the Famous Article X.’*

NO FINAL DECISION IS EXPECTED 10 REQUES   Believed Council of League of Na tions Will Postpone Reply. to Persia.

ALLIES DELAY AID TO PERSIA   Council of League Hears Pilea for Assistance Against Bolsheviki.   AWAIT SOVIET DEVELOPMENTS   Belgium and Japan Decide to Joir Britain in Parley With Krassin, Russian Trade Envoy—Allies to Leave Batoum.

Census Shows Loss In Percentage Gain   WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.—Census figures today included: Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 35,000, increase 7064, or 25.3 percent. Easton, Pa., 33,813, increase 5290, or 18.5 percent. Kearney, N. ].. 26.724. increase 8065. or 43.2? percent.

CENSUS INCREASES THIS YEAR FALL» SHORT OF I9It   War Checks Growth of Popuiation Says Director of Rureau.   IMMIGRATION MUCH LOWER

POPULATION L096 SOWA AG AUER FLOW LESSERS   Decrease in Average Growth of 428 Cities Attributed to War and Influenza

CENSUS SHOWS DECLINE.   Comparative Figures. Are Showing Falling ‘Off: in Growth.

CENSUS SHOWS WAR EFFECT ON IMMIGRATION   Population Has Not Increased Above tio of Former Decade— ) Flu Plaved Part.

CENSUS GROWTH OF PAST DECADE SLOW   Check on Immigration ‘and In fluenza Epidemics. Said to Have Retarded Increase.

SOME CENSUS FIGURES   Some Facts Brought Out ‘Regard. ing Population of Cities. —

CENSUS FORECAST OF "22 PER CENT GROWTH   BCREAU REPORTS ANALYSIS OF 449 CITIES AND TOWNS COMPLETED   tate of Increase Appears To Be Snalier Than In The Proceed‘ine - Decade

JHGHER COAL PROUABL   rs Will Probabl, Advi          he Foreed ta Yt Price:

HIGHER COAL PROBABLE.   bealers Will Probably be Forced t« Advance Prices,

NOAH BEAMER BROKE LEG   Retired Arendtsville Farmer Now in Harrisburg Hospital.

AH BEAMER BROKE LEG         Retired Arendisville Farmer Now Harrishare Hospital.

SAID TO HAVE 22 HUSBANDS   Two Ohio Men Declare Their “Wife” Has Marrying Habit.

TWO MEN CHARGE TREIN WIE Did '33¢ YEARS OLY HAS 23H       Both Claim: to Have; Married: Ao Recently; Ask Dayton Police  ere eS

WOMAN HAS 22 HUSBANDS   And Divorced From None of Them, Is Claim.   ONLY 21 YEARS OF AGE   Two of the “Husbands” Ask Her Arrest on Charge of Bigamy at Dayton.

HAS 22 HUSBANDS, CLAIM   Two Say Their ‘Wife’? Hasn't Divorce from Any of Them.

“AT 21 HAS 22 HUSBANDS”   Charge is Made by Two Who Want “wife! Acrested for Marrying Habit,

CUBS PLAY. BALL FAR SEN HARDING   Republican Candidate Likens American Game to National Politics,

Nominee Also Addres ses Teachers and Chi cago Cubs in Front Porch Talks Today

EDUCATION ARD A HOUND AT GREAT AMERICAN GAME FROM FRONT PORCH   Harding Tells Teacher:  ‘They Are Underpaid and  Then Puts Pill. Across Homeplate _

GHICAGO BALL TEAM — ‘TRAVELS TO MARION _ .T0 CALL ON HARDING   Cubs ‘Play Exhibition Game With Marion Team; Harding in Two Addresses Today

Mi HARDING HAS Blo DAY   Makes Speech to Ball Club and Confers With Knox.

CHICAGO CUBS VISTT HARDING   Baseball Team Plays Exhibi tion Game at Marion Today.

SEN. KNOX CONSULTS HARDING ON LEAGUI   CONFERENCE HELD BETWEED REPUBLICAN NOMINEE ANI SEN. KNOX ON LEAGUE 0! NATIONS STAND

BESPENCED A GENERAL.   Bat Adintant Harris of the. Army Appealed From Court Rule.

SENTENCES GENERAL TO JAIL,   Court Holds Him in Contempt fo MDiewercardingse Order.

JAIL SENTENCE FOR ADJUTANT GENERAI   GENERAL HARRIS REFUSED TO ALLOW COURT AFFIDAVITS.      Justice Siddons Sentenced Him to a Term of Ten Years in Jail For Contemot.

MANDATE * CONTRO   MEMBE! BY  BE SELECTUE GUE!        Gpeece May Lose. ¥ if Const ntine Return:     ‘eon Council to ‘Tirono,

MANDATE CONTROL   MEMBERS Wika. Bi SELECTEL BY COUNCIL OF LEAGUE,   ceperce May Lose Piece on Council if Constantine Returns to Tirrone.

ANARCHISTS FIGHT EFFORT 10 oTART MILAN TRAMWAYS   Also Break Into Stores, Seize Establishments, Proclaim Soviet as They Grab.   MILITARY FORCES EXPEL THEM AFTER THIS ACTION   Attack on Labor Exchange by Reds Js Repulsed ‘ When Soldiers Take Hand.

ANARCHISTS: PUT STOP _ ‘TO STRIKE END EFFORT   Italian Workers’ “Attempt to Resum ‘Work js Halted by Radical ~ Attacks

PUPILS REPORT WEDNESDAY   New Non-Residents Directed to Interview High School Principal.

TUPILS REPORT WEDNESDAY   New Non- Residents 1 Directed to In. tersview Hich School Principal,

Close Contests Are Expected in Races For Office in Ohic   Hot Fight Looked for in Gubernatorial Battle —Other Warm Republican Contests Also Predicted by Political Dopesters.

STAGE ALL SET FOR THE PRIMARY   Large Vote Expected in State. Wide Primary in Ohio Tues   Candidates As Usual All Ex press Confidence As To The Recilt

SUPPLIES OF PLUMBERS ARE CUT IN PRICE   PIANOS AND CLOTHING ALSC JOIN IN DOWNWARD MOVE. MENT OF PRICES IN CHICAGO..   SMOKES WILL NOT BE CUT   Number of Other Automobile Com. panies Reduce Price of Their Cars to the Public.

PIANOS COME TUMBLING DOWN   Men’s Clothing and Plumber’s Supplies

PILGRIM FATHERS TERGENTENARY [a BEING CELEBRATED   Ceremony Takes Place on Shore Where Little Band First Landed   Vice-President Elect Coolidge and Senator Lodge Among the Speakers.

Anniversary of the Historic Event Is Observed on Plymouth Shores. —  BRITAIN AND HOLLAND ARE REPRESENTED

Commander in Chief of Expeditionary Forces Submits Special Report to Secretary Baker—Fate of  Central Powers Decided by Work of x  the United States Army.      Foci AGEITTED ALLIES WERE FACING DEFEAT

SURVEYOR SHOOTS . BULL TO SAVE LIFE   HUNTERS AT NEW - DAM HAVI EXCITING EXPERIENCE WITE ANIMAL

SURVEYOR SHOOTS BULL TO SAVE LIFE      HUNTERS AT NEW DAM HAVE EXCITING EXPERIENCE WITH ANFALAL

AMERICAN WITH $250,00€ AND FAMILY MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED IN BERLIN

FEAR HARM TO AN AMERICAN   Man With Mech Meney Dina ppeare  Oa,  ea ei

HELEWA WANTS. WN The GEA LEAGUE   PRESIDENT WHEATLEY MA AES > SEVERAL GOOD SUGGES {IONS   VICKSBURG MAY CORE oY   An Might-Chuib Boague Next Yen Property Organiaed During (ue  Next Thvo Months for Next     SO

HELENA WARTS. Ih THE ELTA LEAGUE   PRESIDUNT WHEATLEY MATOS SEVERAL GOOD SUG&ESTIONS   WIOKSOURG WAY COME    An Fight-Club  Learue Noxt Yer Praperly Organized Daring ae  Next Two Months tov Neat Scasun

BRITISH RAISE SEA TREASURE           $173,000,000 Worth Regalried. Around 7 the British tsies Since the... <>  War Started, —

British’ Get Sunken Salvage Worth 250 Million Dollars—Each "Diver: . Equipped With Telephone.

BRITISH RAISE SEA TREASURE   $175,000,000 Worth Regained Arounc the British Isles Since the War Started.

Onty 1.200 in 41910   SvHilts “Five To Famitv’’ Done   COLD DUG: —  cy wry 4 % 4 = ee Pw TOM  4 F 3.3" es kh ea é 7, Bf

BRITISH RAISE SEA TREASURE      $176,000,000 ‘Worth Regained Arou!  i the British istes‘Since the i  . War Started. §  ¢° 

BURIED TREASURE BEING RESTORED   Great Stores Raised Fron Ships Sunk Since the War Began

Alon HOME RULE BILL 1S ROOURED OF FINAL PASSAGE   Opposition of Asquith and Lord Cecil Overcome—Fresh Storm of Protest in treland.

Public Astonished at th Ease With Whigh the  Opposition Overruled! m

HOMERULE ILL LIKELY 10 PASS   PRIME MINISTER QUOTED AS EXPRESSING COMPLETE SATISFACTION,

FAUCATORS SPEAK UP FOR CABINET MEMBER AND MONEY FOR DEPARTMENT   Annie Webb Blanton of Texas Has Something To Say of Salaries In Her Address

EDUCATORS ELECT OFFICERS   National Association Selects Wash. ington for Next Year’s Convention Pliace.

EDUCATIONAL MEETING ENDS   Resolutions Passed Favoring Approval of Smith-Towner Bill,

EDUCATORS SEEK MEMBER IN PRESIDENT’S CABINET   Resolution Favoring Passage of Bill Providing for Secretary of Education, Adopted.

Such is Verdict of Coroner's Jury Over : Case of Lord Mayor MacSwiney.

HEART FAILURE DEATH CAUSE   Verdict of The Inquest of Remains of Terence MacSwiney

HOTEL KEEPER  THREATENED BY DUPER MINT Ha IN BISREE ZONE   Witnesses Tell How Strikers Tried to Intimidate Them Prior to Deportations in the Summer of 1917,   WERE ASKED TO EJECT MEN WHO WERE LOYAt   Jemands Were Also Made That Scabs Be Ejectec From Boarding uses Flag Insulted by Striker.

CAPITAL — RIOTING FEARED   Washington, Police Alert _. Following Reports — _. From Alexandria   WATCH NEGROES

ON WATCH FOR NEGRO OUTBREAK   Virginia Militia, Homo * @uards  and Others Patrolled Streois of Alexandria All Night,

INTESTINAL FLU IN TWO STATES   Strange Malady in Oklaho ma and Kansas;   RAGES IN TOPEKA SCHOOLS   Shawnee, Okla, Also Reports Many Cases—About a Dozen In Atchison.

WTO/ERY MALAD GAUGE OF WORRY   KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA RE! PORT CASES NEW MYSTERIOUS DISEASE   DEATH UST STILL AT FOUR   Ciictook Okiahoma, Where In. testinal Mcledy Originated Only Place Reporting Fatalities.

STRANGE DISEASE IN ~ OKLAHOMA AND KANSAS BAFFLES PHYSICIANS   Conference Held by Doctors to Prepare Fight on Epidemic—Some Believe It Is Form of Dvsentery, While Others Think It Gastric Influenza— Deaths Stand at Four.

MYSTERIOUS INTESTINAL DISEASE AFFLICTS WEST   Number of Western Cities Re port Fatal Disease of Type of Dysentery — School Chil dren Affected.

OFFICIALS OF TWO STATES ARE PUZZLED BY MYSTERIOUS MALADY APPEARING IN OKLAHOMA TOWNS

NEW MALADY SPREADS   MYSTERIOUS. EPIDEMIC APPEARS IN KANSAS.   Doctors Trying to Identify Disedse and Find Remedy——Some Believe It a Form of Infiuenza.

MALADY SPREADS TO.KANSAS,. 1000 ARE REPORTER      Physicians Seek Means to Pre- vent Spread. of Mysterijous Sickness.’

Health Antherities Trying tt identify Former; Studya ing Latter.

SPREADS IN 2 STATES      Mysterious ‘Intestinal Malady Affects Oklahoma and Kansas But Fatalities Are Few.

STRANGE MALAQY OPREADIG OVER OKLA, AND KAS   Topeka and Muskogee Appar: ently Worst Sufferers—Doctors Hunt for Cause.

SEEK CAUSE FOR MYSTERIOUS MALADY   Cklahoma and Kansas Officials Invistigate  Sickness.

IMANY CASES — ARE REPORTED   Deaths From Mysterious Intestinal Malady Remains at Four

WILSON OUTDOORS IN STORM   President Has Apparently Recoverec From Severe Cold.

Sleet and Wind at Washingtor   Rut President Wilken Spent Senie ny  elme on South Portico af White * House ‘Today.

WILSON OUT IN SLEET STORM:   President Has Appareniiy Recovercd From Cold He contracted Several Days Ago.

‘Sleat and Wind at Washinetor   Ent President Wilson Spent Some Time on South Portico of Whity Hause Today,

JAPS IN SIBERIA.   And According to the Empress They Wil Stay There.

JAP TROOPS TO STAY   Will Continue in Siberia on <Account of Unsettled Conditions

COAL OPERATORS ASK INJUNCTION TO DUD:E COURT   Chicago Coal Men Indicted Under the Lever Act Challenge Legality of the Federal Law   MINERS ARRAIGNED BEFORE ANDERSON

ANOTHER.STAB AT LEVER LAW   COAL CONSPIRATORS SFFK TO EVADE TRIAI. BY INJNNCTION,

FOWLER WOMAN [5 IN AUTO ACCIDENT   MRS. GEORGE BLESSING SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN MACHINE ROLLS DOWN BANK

MCAIUU PUTS TAA TN CRUDE EXPOR)   PEN PERCENT PER TON MUST BI PAID TO GET GIL OUT OF COUNTRY.

EXPORT DUTY OF 10 PER CENT   Carranza Puts a Heavy Tax on Crude Oil for  Exportation

STEEL RING !S ABOUT CARRANZE   Plans of Mexican President t Hem in Revolutionists Are Reversed by Rebels.   SURROUND MEXICO CIT)

CARRANZA TU BY GIRGLED BY ~-REBELSTATES   Chihuahua Latest City to Fall Before Advance of Rebel  Forces   GENERALS CONFER ON PLAN OF CAMPAIGN   Federal Soldiers Take Steps for Defense of City of Juarez

Mexico Honeycombed with Revolt Against Carranze   Indications Point More and More to His Necessary Departure from the Country in the Near Future as Matters Are Trending.

Carranza“ Stecl Ring.” Threatens to Surround Him, Villareal Says.   ‘CHIHUAHUA IS TAKEN   Revolutionists Now After   Torreon, a Strategie  boo, City.

Mexico is Honeycombed With Revolution and Situation is Regarded As Serious.  President Carranza’s “ Sipe Ring’”’ About Sonora is Far From Being Realized.  Chihuahua City in Hands ot The Rebels

SAYS CARRANZA I$ SURROUNDED BY STEEL RING   Rebels in Mexico Declare They Have Turned Tables on Him. +

“STEEL RING’ - OF INSURGENTS   Mexico Is Honeycombed With Revolutions. Re. ports State

MEXICO SEETHING WITH REVOLUTION   Rebels Put Steel Ring of Revolutionary Soldiers In Every State Freeanrt Ona.

Mexican Revolt Spreads; Carranza’s Overthrow In 90 Days Predicted

GOMPERS ATTACKS SENATOR HARDING   Says President-Elect Is Mem ber Of Association Seeking Control Of Industry

NEW.skK. Us. DIRECTORY   Will Be Issved Ww ithin 1 Next Three : Weeks

yy oK oF. DIRECTORY      Will Be Issued V W         hin Next Three

SOVIET DECLINES  BRITISH PROPOSAL OF AN ARMISTICE   Publication of Text Awarded Following Meeting of the British Cabinet.

RUSSIA REJECTS BRITISH OFFEF   Declines To Hold Conference In London Beeause England Is Not Disinterested

BRING TAFT HOME.   Former Presidont May Head the University of Cincinnati.

WANT TAFT AS SCHOOL HEAT   Movement Is Started To Make Him President Of University Of Cincinnati

INDIANAIS FOR SUFFRAGE   LEGISLATURE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TODAY,

NEW MOTOR LAWS   Read This, It May Save You From A Lot of Trouble

5 DIE IN TRAIN CRASH   Score Injured in Head-On Collision in Oklahoma.   Wreck Occurred on Sharp Curve While Both Trains Were Running About Forty Miles an Hour,

TRAINS MEET HEAD-ON   FIVE KILLED AND SCORE HURT IN OKLAHOMA.   Wreck Occurs on Sharp Curve—Passengers Form Rescue Parties and Save Many.

CANADA THEATERS ARE HIT   Soaring Exchange Rates Force Houses to Cancel Attractions From the United States,

AN EARTHQUAKE AT LOS ANGELES   Shock City Had Another Con vulsion of Mother Earth Today.

ANOTHER LOS ANGELES QUAKE   “Light Shock” is Reported in Outly ing Parts of the City—-No Damage.

ROBBINS COMPANY GETS’ JUDGMENT   Local Firm Allowed $60 by Jury After Deliberation of Three Hours.

JURY GIVES ROBBINS A JUDGMENT OF $60   Verdict $177.71 Less Than Amount Awarded Plaintiff in Squire Stech’s Court.   CAR OF MELONS CAUSES SUIT

TWO DIE TOGETHER   Married Women sand Aviator Are Found Dead in Hotel

KING EXPLAINS BLAIR’S REPORT   Campaign Manager Says Bills Were So Numerous He Could Not Collect Them   RECORDS IN BAD SHAPE:   Subordinates Failed To Send In Accounts Until After Legal Date.

NEWBERRY MANAGER DISCUSSES REPORT   Subordinates Failed te Make It Complete.

PRESIDENT WILSON SHOPEFUL THAT TREATY WILL PASS   Senator Hitchcock Has Kept Executive Informed Daily of Progress Made.   GENERAL CONFERENCE HAS BEEN PLANNED   Senator Owen of Oklahome Arranged Conclave ‘That He Might Sumbit His  Plan for Gomnromisc.

KEEPING CLOSE WATCH Oh TREATY SITUATION   Latest Indicates a Satisfactory Compromise In Sight.

BLOW AT SOLDIERS BONUS   Houston Urges Congress*to Turn Deaf Ear to Pleas For Money.

Hi OBREGON I$ TOG PREMATURE   Latest Conquerer of Mexicd Wants to Eslablish Friendly * Relations With U. 8. at d  Dnre, 4   CABINET MEETING iE LIKELY T0 BE HELD      Matter Will Be Considered. but No Answer Will Be Given Unk til It Is Seen What Success Ob. regan Has In Establishing Sta  ee rT ee

COAL OPERATORS ARE INDICTED.   Federal Action in West Virginia Fixes Profit at $1.25 a Ton.

LUTHERANS OF IOWA TO MEET   CONVENTION CALLED AT DES MOINES   Octoher 28 Set Aside For Men of Faith Yo Join In  where ionsy

CRIME BLOCKS COURTS   Criminal Cases in Vienna Cannot Be Handled for Years

JOB.0F THE NAVY WAS WELL DONE   Sesretary Daniels Says Safety of Yanks Was Department’s Highest Duty.   EVERY ORDER OPEN 10 LIGHT   Declarés Sims’ Policy Was to Divert Convoys to Guard Merchandise— Gen. Wood Denies Calling U.  S. Navy a “Death Trap.”

MAY SEND SIMS TO TRIAL BOARD   Secretary Daniels May Send Him Before Naval Inquisitors.   SAYS JOB OF NAVY WELL DONE

Secretary Daniels Says Safety of Yanks Was Department’s. Highest Duty.   EVERY ORDER OPEN TO LIGHT   x Dectares Sims’ Policy Was to Divert _ Convoys to Guard Merchandise— Gen. Wood Denies. Calling’ U.  S. Navy a “Death Trap.” ~~

MAY SEND SIN TO TRIAL BOARD   Secretary Daniels Could Order Him Before Naval Inquisitors.   SAYS JOB OF NAVY WELL DONE   Declares Safety of Yanks Was Department’s Highest Duty, While Sims’ Policy Was to Guard Merchandise—Wood Issues Denial.

ANNUAL FARMERS’ “WEEK AT COLUMBUS   TO BE HELD AT UNIVERSITY : FROM JANUARY 31 TO FEBRUARY 4. /

IRISH BISHOPS TO TELL ERIN’S WOES   Delegation to Testify Before American Commission  Next Month.

JACK DEMPSEY CLEARED   Heavyweight Champion Not Gui! ty Of Selective Draft Evasion.

JACK DEMPSEY HELD NOT GUILT!   Jury Decides Heavyweigh’ Champ Is Wrongly Accused of Evading Selective Draft.

JURY CLEARS JACK DEMPSEY   Finds World’s Champlon Not Guilty of Draft Evasion.

ACK DEMPSEY '!S CLEARED   San Francisco Jury Finds Heavy. weight Chasmpis.: Not Guilty of Draft Evasion.

JACK DEMPSEY IS NOT GUILTY   Heavyweight Champion De clared Not a Draft Dodger

DEMPSEY ACQUITTED ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Champion Heavy Weight Wa: Charged With Conspiring to Evade the Draft Law.

JACK DEMPSEY IS ACQUITTED OF SLACKING   Jury Takes 10 Minutes te Report Verdict of Nol  ~ Guilty of Charges of Evading Service.

DEMP OEY LS FOUND NUT GUILTY UF GHARGE   Both Sides Waive Final Argument and Case Comes To Speedy End.   Defense Fails to Put On Concluding Witnesses in Case

DEMPSEY NOT GUILTY IS JURY VERDIC   CASE GOES TO JURY IN FEDERAL COURT WITHOUT ARGUMENT THIS MORNING

JACK’ DEMPSEY IS FOUND NOT GUILTY OF DRAFT EVASIGN      JURY OUT BUT TEN MINUTES IN REACHING VERDICT— SOON AS iT REPORTED. AND DECISION WAS MADE KNOWN BSATTLER, HIS PARENTS, ALSC ATTORNEYS DEFENDING HIM, WERE SHOWERED Wi7ti CONGRATULATIONS.

WORLD CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT IS FOUND NOT GUILTY   Grial Is Watched ‘Throughout - Nation: by Sport:  1 Blanc

JACK DEMPSEY IS CLEARED   San Francisco Jury Finds Heavy weight Champion Not Guilty of Draft asion.

CHAMPION I ACQUITTED IN DRAFT (ASR   Jury Out 10 Minntes; Throng Cheers Verdict Peturned   THREE COUNTS DROPPED   Fighter Mast Plead to New Indiciment Charging ad Conspiracy

OAN FRANCISCO JURY AGQUITS JACK DEMPSE}   Champion Pugilist Founc Not Guilty of Conspiracy to Evade Draft   JURY NOT BONVINCED BY WIFE’S TESTIMON)   IVER $300,000 WAS RAISET FOR SOLDIER BENEFITS IA BOXING EXHIBITIONS, SAYS ‘DEMPSEY,

JACK DEMPSEY [S ACQUITTED OF SLACKER CHARGE   AFTER TESTIMONY THAT HE FAISED 8200,000 “FOR SOL DIERS’ JURY FREED WOM EN 3 WNT

DEMPSEY ACQUITTED ON “SLACKER” CHARGE   Jury in U. S. Court Returns Verdict of Not Guilty on Draft Dodging Indictment

Jack Dempsey Not Guilty, Jury Decides With First Ballot; Out Ten Minutes   Indictment for Conspiracy Remains Against Champion and Jack Kearns.

CLEAR JACK DEMPSEY . OF EVASION CHARGES   Heavyweight Champion Give: Clear Slate.

JACK DEMPSEY NO DRAFT EVADER   WORLD’S HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION ACQUITTED AT ’FRISCO.

A aaa i la Cit  DEMPSEY NOT GUILTY. OF DRAFT EVASION 1S VERDICT OF THE GOURT

TRIAL PROVES GHAMPIUN NO SLAGKER   Trial Gives Pugilist “Clean Sheet” Against His Accusers   THANKS PROSECUTORS FOR THEIR FAIRNESS   One Indictment Remains; lo Be Disposed of : ‘Tomorrow

JACK DEMPSEY IS ACQUITTED   Jury Promptly Finds Prize-Fighter Nat Guilty of Being a DraftDadger in War.   MOTHER KNEW ALL ALONG HER ROY WAS INNOCENT

JACK DEMPSEY IS GIVEN CLEAN BIL!   Asquitted of Draft Evasion by Fris co Jury Afer Being Out ‘ten Minutes.

JACK DEMPSEY IS NOT GUILTY   Heavyweight: Champion I Acquitted of Conspiracy to Evade the Draft Laws.

DEMPOEY FOUND NOT GUILTY OF DHAFT tVAOIOA   Case Went to the Jury  US. District Court At 10:30 Today.

TOGKAOLDERS WILL PU MIDLAND COMPANY BACK IN FINANGIAL RUNNING   Vote to Pay All Debts of Packing Concern and Start Operations Over Anew---Associated Packers’ Case Still Waits Action.

MIDLAND SEEKS 10 START AGAIN   Stockholders Plan to Pay Off Millior in Indebtedness and Put Sioux Cit: Packing Concern into Operation Receivers 0. K. the Plan.

BREAK IN LEVEE  OF MISSISSIPPI FLOODS FARM LANDS IN 1OWE   High Waters Today Cover 23,000 Acres; Refugees Quit Lowlands   CITY IS THREATENED

LEVEE BREAKS LANDS FLOODED   More Than 23,000 Aeres ¢ lowa Land Under Waters Of Mississippi.

HUNDREDS FLEE AS MISSISSIPPI LEVEE BREAK:   Refugees Flock to Muscatine   =~ 23,000 Acres of Land LCheadad

RED HOSS SAVES: "MN PEOPL   Timely Arrival of Supplies is Said to Have Warded Off Death From Many in Polish Territory.—Fuel Supply is  wT. ¢ ..., ¢

Domestic problems growing out of working conditions are analyzed   CANDIDATE: WELL BLEASEE   By hundreds of . telegrams he continues to receive daily

Harding Plans Declarations On Issues Of Day   Will Make Studied and Careful Presentation of His Position   DECLINES REQUESTS FOR MANY ADDRESSES

IMPORTANT ISSUES WILL GE TREATED BY SEN. HARDING   Will Outline Views Specifically In Acceptance Note.   ‘TO -MEET LEADERS   aa To Be, Made To . Bring Nominee Into Closer Touch

Assurances of Support al Coming Election Receivéd From a Number of Sources,   RECEIVES VISITORS   General Pershing Among Those Calling On Senalor Al Ws ishinglon—Plans [is Campaign,

HARDING SWEEPS WIS DESK CLEAR   Republican Presidential ‘Nominee “Declares He Won't Be. Forced into Making Pre-Campaign  a... phen   LABOR VIEWS’

HOOVER HEADQUARTERS — REPLIES TO CHARGE   Telegram from San Francisco Saye Contributlon Slatement is Outrageous Lie. +  ee see

TO TEACH JOURNALISM   Miss Helen Muhin Comes to K. U. From Carleton College

SENATOR JOHNSON LEADS IN MICHIGAN   GENERAL WOOD A CLOSE SECOND WITH HERBERT HOOVER LEADING DEMOCRATS

LABOR CARRIES “FIGHT ON ESCH: ~~ GUMMINS BILL TO PRESIDENT   Union Leaders Attack the La. bor Clause of the Bill, Also Guaranty 6f 514%

SEND PRESIDENT LETTER AGAINST RAILROAD BILL   Attack Labor Clauses of Esch-Cummins Bill — Leaders Discuss Measure in Letter.

FIGHT ON BIL!   Rallies All Forces in Attempt to Defeat Railroad Measure.

RAILROAD MEN LAUNCH ATTACK   Are Making Bitter Fight In Congress.   Union Leaders if Unsuccessful ir House and Senate Will Appeal to President Wilson.

HGH ON BAILROAD BILL (3 CARRIED BY LABOR TO WILSON   Union Leaders in Letter to Presi dent Attack Labor Clauses of the Bill.   PROVISIONS ARE INADEQUATE   Practically Refuse to Submit Wage Demands to an Arbitration Tribunal.

THEN GO TO THE PRESIDENT:   Union Leaders Contend That The Labor Hoards Might Shut Labor Entirely Out.

PUT UP TO PRESIDENT.   Labor Carries its Fight. On Railway Bill to White House,

LABOR TAKES UP BILL 10 WILSON   Labor Clauses and Guaranteed Re. turn to Railroads in Cummins. Esch Measure Attacked in Letter to President Today.

MONG Mh BALTLE UN AAILHUAL MEAgUHE   Labor Clause and Guarantee Provision Attacked by Workers   WANT WILSON TO SET UP WAGE TRIBUNAL   Bill for Pgivate Operation o} Railroads Up for House Action

GONGREGO AOKED 10% AIL RAILROAD. BIL              Labor Leaders Claim Bill Kilis Rights # Workingmen and Public in General = = Pan to Carry Fight to Wilson’ for Ve If Necessary ‘lage

Letter Is Delivered to White House Attacking Bill les visions as Unworkable   THINK CONGRESS UNABLE TO REPORT AGREEMENT   MAKE IT CLEAR UNIONS BF LIEVE PRESIDENT SHOULD GO AHEAD Wir PLANS ror SETTLEMENT.

ee eee  LABOR P PUSHES RAILWAY FIGHT BEFORE CONGRESS:   Besides Sendpg Genern! Memortals, They Deluge Members With Letters and Telegraras.

RAILROAD BILL IS PROTESTED   Take Fight on Esch-Cummins Measure to President   HAVE CONFIDENCE IN WILSON   Will Urge Executive to Strike Ou’ Pshor Clatee

RAILROAD BILL INADEQUATE, SAY LABOR LEADERS   FIGHT ON ESCH-CUMMIN: MEASURE CARRIEO TO WHITE HOUSE.

LABOR WILL ATTEMPT TO HAVE R.R. BILL ENTIRELY REDRAFTED   Leaders to Open Fight to Have Present Measure for Restora. tion of Roads to Owners Set Aside—Will Carry Matter to President for Veto.

0: ganized By American Federation And Brotherhoods 1 S Well Under Way   Congressmen men Deluged With ‘Letters’ «And Telegrams —Fight “May Be Carried To President: Wilson -

IF UNDEFEATED IN CONGRESS WILL GO TO PRESIDENT.   The American Federation of Labor Leads the Fight Against the Measure In Throws All of Its Power Into the Argument.

LABOR {6 FIGHTING. THE RAILROAD. alt           Union: (Lenders. Assall : / Measure Outlining Plans fer Reorgahe izition of ve Railreads,   OPPOSE THE WAGE CLAUSES       BIND) PAULVE! WED METIION _OF SETTLING DISPUTES       Gabor Also’ Attacks Provision for Winanehig Rallrowds——Chuas Bouwits Wowid Rol’ Unions of epresentadon,

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR JOINS RAIL BROTHERHCODS WAGING FIGHT ON RE-DRAFTED REORGANIZATION BILL

UNION LABOR BEF TQ DEFEAT NeW RAILRTAN MEASURE   lf Senate Enacts Bill it Will The: Be Taken to Wilson and Veto Soucht.

CHARGES MEETING WAS. A CAUCUS   To Be Dictated to by Laboring Men and to Defeat Railroad Bill   MADE BY SANDERS

LABOR’S BATTLE AGAINST ESCH-CUMMINS RAILROAD _ BILL CARRIED TO WILSON   Union Leaders in Letter to President ‘Attack Numerous Clauses in Meas~ ure, Including Percentage

PRESIDENT IS TOLD THAT CONGRESS 18 UNABLE TO REACH A * SATISFACTORY  AGREEMENT   Believe Wilson Will Go Ahead With  His Plans Regardless of Action + Token by Congress — Dislike Wage Tribunals ,

UNION RAILWAY MER WILL TAKE FIGHT ON BILL TO GONGRESS   Plans Are Drawn for Presenting Their Views‘in Force to The ‘Congressional Committees Handling New Bill, — Gompers on Stand.   ‘WILL APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   In Event Bill Passes Congress And Veto Is Necessary.

OFFICERS TO LEAD BATTLE. ON MEASURE   Congressmen Deluged With Letters and Telegrams In Protest Against Proposed RB     WILL FIGHT MEASURE. "IN HOUSE AND SENATE   If Defeated In Congress It Is Proposed To ongress TH Gain Veto To Bill By The President

LABOR TAKES ITS FIGHT TO THE PRESIDEN’   LETTER FROM UNION OFFICIAL DELIVERED AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY,   Congress Has Not Proposed a Metho of Procedure With the EschCummings Bill, the Labor Officials Allege.

CASE GOES TO TRIAL   Homer Bnrnes Charged With Killing ’ Sereet Cor Conductor.

MURDER TRIAL CALLED TODAY   Man Charged With Kill. ing Street Car Conductor in Ft. Worth

Nineteen- Year-Old Boy  Faces Trial for Life  in Fort Worth Cour!

REDS ARE REPULSED BY POLES      ADVANTAGE IN WARSAW SITUA TION VEERS TO POLES AS. REDS RETREAT.   WARSAW DEFENDERS ASSUME OFFENSIVI   Folish. Feace Delegates Return Fron Min®k Bearing Russians’ Terms ot Peace.

ADVANTAGE IN WARSAW SITUA. TION; VEERS 10 POLES. AS TREDS RETREAT.   WARSAW DEFENDERS  ASSUME OFFENSIVE   i & 5 7 Poilsh Peace Delegates Return Erom 7 Min?k earing Russians’ Terms f of Peace.

U. 5. INTERVENTION IN HAIT] DEFENDED   Admiral Knapp Says Achievements Will Be Lost If Treons Are Withdrawn   REPLIES TO QUESTIONS   Declares Administration Conducted Under Constitutional Provisions

MILITARY OCCUPATION OF WAIT! DEFENDED, FOLK ARE CHILDREN IN POLITICS AND GRAFT PREVAILS

AMERICAN TROOPS = IN HAITY SHOULD CTAY MANY YEARS   ADMIRAL KN. APP, _ WHO HAS MADE INVESTIGATION, GIVES OUT STATEMENT

HAITI WORK “LOST” WITHOUT MILITARY   ADMIRAL “KNAPP DECLE22S ARMS MUST PROTECT AMERIGN ACHIEVEMENTS:   “Strangulation” and “Flogging” Indictments Are Refuted in Statement,

DECLARES MARINES SHOULD REMAIN IN HAITI MANY YEARS   ADMIRAL KNAPP SAYS IT WIL! TAKE GENERATION TO WIPE OUT GRAFT.

PINK BOLL WORM IN ~ TEMAS 15 DISCUSSED   NONPRODUCTION IN INFESTED DIS. TRICTS FOR PERIOD TO STOP PEST SUGGESTED.

PINK BOLL WORM IN TEXAS IS DISCUSSED   It Is Suggested Non-Produc. tion for Two or Three Years in Infested Districts.

Divergence Develops in Views of Allied Nations with Conference Called for Discussion of Situation

FINISHING PROGRAM   Cae  For State Convent ion League of Women Voters

He Does Not. Place All the Blame For Present. Conditions Ona the! Employers.   NEED. OF A°CHANGE 1S SBEN   Executive Gouncil of A.-F. of L. " " Said‘to Be Planning =~ New Course. -

LABOR MUST HELP DURE INDUSTRIAL ILLS SAYS HOOVER   Tells Federation Heads Faults is Not All the Emplovyers’   PREDICTS BETTER TIMES

HOGVER CONFERS ON PROBLENMS OF LABOR   + FORMER FOOD ADMINISTRA TOR MEETS WITH FEDERA‘TION EXECUTIVES.

Former Food Administrater Confers With  Federation Officials Regarding Plans and Policies; Economic Conditions of Country Discussed; Data Presented   GOMPERS URGES CO-OPERATION

HOOVER DISCUSSES LABOR CONDITIONS BEFORE DELEGATES   Federation Desired Data Relative To Industrial Situation Says Report.   CONFERENCE WAS HELD BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Is Understood To Have Partly Blamed Labor Por Existing Conditions.

ALL BLAME NOT ON EMPLOYERS   Believes Existing Economic Depression is But Temporary,

HOOVER FAILS 10 PLACE ALL BLAME ON THE EMPLOYER   Says Labor Must Do Its Share in Elimination of Industrial Faults.   CALLED INTO CONFERENCE BY AMERICAN FEDERATION   Former Federal Food Adminis. trator Made No Forecast as to Future Outlook, but Did Say He Believed Economic Depression Only Temporary.

LABOR ASKS ADVIct OF HERBERT HOOVER   Hoover Enters Conference With leaders of Labor.

rio rN WORKER      Whole Groups fail to Play Fair With Em plo yers. Tet /ENESS THEME  } shor Is Aneious to Avert It—Vitai Discussior,

HOOVER DISCUSSES INDUSTRIAL STATE WITH LABOR CHIEF’   Tells Federation Officials Work. ers Must Do Their Share To Eliminate Causes-of , \ Unemployment.

2 DEAD: 3 HURT CAR HITS AUTO   Mother and Babe Victims When String of Cars Hits Loaded Automobile at Sioux City Crossing;   Other Occupants Badiy Hurt.

JUST DISCOVERED BUNCO   Man Who Claimed fo Represent. . Seed House Fleeced Several Rateadl (i ypocerc

SUST DISCOVERED BUNCO   Man Who Claimed To Represent . Seed House Fleeced Several  Batali dinmnananec

NEW WORLD’S RECORD      Rifle Grenade Lowers Mark for Three-Year-Olds

ANEW MILE RECORD IS SEt   Rifle Grenade, McDonald's. Gelding, Paces the Circuit in 2:05). at Raco Meet in Toledo,

LABOR RELATIONS  PLAN ANNOUNCED   Cleveland Works Out Defsnite Policy.

Lath RELATIONS — POLICY FORMATE         CLEVELAND CHAMBER” OF -COM: MERCE "BETS. FORTE DECLA- . RATION OF PRINCIFLES

} RELATIONS SET FORTH BY MEN OFTHE SIXTH GIT   Workers Must Be Taken Into Con: ~ fidence OF Employers—Repre. “sentative. Negotiations Planned   CONSIDER PUBLIC FIRST

CLEVELAND FOR LABOR PEACE   Committee of Chamber of Commerce Plane N:-otiations With Worker Groups.

  REPRESENTA TIVE NEGOTIATIONS PROVIDED FOR.  SHORT-HOUR DAY—RIGHTS OF PUBLIC—A NEW SYSTEM BY WHICH IT IS HOPED TO BRING NEW ERA OF   PEACE INTO OUR INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

PLANTOSETTLE LABOR TROUBLE   New Policy is Formulated for Negotiations  ERHIT NE LONE QeTiiny¥   Committee of Cleveland Cham. ber of Commerce Perfects Labor Relations Policy— Warren §. Stone of Engin: eers Brotherhood Member-Eight-Hour Dav. ,

PUBLIC'S RIGHT TO. SERVICE PUT FIRS!    Definite Policy on Labor Relation: Formulated for the City of Cieveland by a Committee of Its

LABOR POLICY OUTLINED.   Chamber of Commerce Com mittee Sets Forth Principles Concerning Relations.

EHLER WANTS A DIVORCE OF WIFI   Former Soldier [x Not Sure’ Whethe - Woman Was. His' Wife or Her Sister

WIFE OR TWIN SISTER NAMED IN DIVORCE   Ex-Soldier Married i England, But To Which One?

GEN. WOOD LEADS IN SOUTH DAKOT   GOVERNOR LOWDEN IS SECOND WITH JOHNSON CLOSE THIRD IN BLECTION,   BULLETIN.

DAKOTA PRIMARY ELECTION RESULT Still IN DOUBT   Wood, Lowden and Johnson in Close Contest   ALL MANAGERS MAKE CLAIMS

RAIDS PRODUCE MUCH EVIDENCE   Sinn Fem Leaders Sail to Be Closely Linked Up With Mur dcr of Brrtush Officers

LINK SINN FEIN WITH SLAYING OF BRITISH OFFICERS   Barricades Are Built Around Government Offices and Lloyd George.

REPORT EVIDENCE MURDER PLANS   Which Link Sim Feln Leaders With Officers of the Republican Army. Fritish Oifelals Victims

REPORT EVIDENCE OF MURDER DRIVE   Sinn Fein Army Accused 0 Plots To Slay British Police

Agitation for Such Laws is Causing Liberty Bonds and Other Government Securities To Suffer on Market, He Says; Would Cease Extension of Loans To Foreign Nations; Is  _ Against General Sales Tax.

SECURITIES SUFFER AS BONUS BILL IS ARGUEL   Enactment Into Law of Proposition Would Necessitate Floating Additional Loans.

QUEEN MOTHER ‘BECOMES REGENT. UNDER THE GREEK CONSTITUTION   People Called Upon te Maintain Peace When Votes. Decree That  ’ Conctantine Raeaturm   POLITICAL PRISONERS RELEASED AT. ATHENS   ALLIED NATIONS MAY INTER VENE TO PREVENT RETURN OF FORMER KING WHO AB DICATED THRONE

PETERS TOLD TO KEEP HANDS OFF   Boston Mayor Says Curtis Misjudged Situation on Night of Police Strike   Refused Aid of Guard— Governor Upheld Curtis— ~ City’s Surplus 33,769,478

PETERS PUTS BLAME OF THE = POLICE STRIKE ON CURTIS   Boston Mayor Says Police Commissioner Misjudged Gravity of the Situation When Officers Left Their Jobs.

Joe Jackson’s Worshippers Plead For Denial From Their Former Idol

POLES REFUSE TO BE BOUND BYLINES = MADE-BY ALLIES, WILL FIGHT ON ALONE

REPLIED TO COLBY’S NOTE   Red Reserve Forces , Have Been Detailed From “Pétrograd ‘Té  Battle Area In Vicinity: Of toad ax. 7   SOLDIER RIOT IN CAPITAI

POLAND'S REASON FOR GOING ACROSS RUSSIAN BORDER   ‘Self Preservation Required Such  Pursuit of Red Army As To ) Insure Its Defeat   BOUNDARY NOT RESPECTED BY BOLSHEVIK MARAUDERS   Piaprosses Gratification and Apprecta. tion for United States’ Kind Words Dor Potish Rights

POLAND BALKS ON BOUNDARY.   inWiling to Commit Hervelf t Lines ef Peace Treaty.

TEXT OF POLAND'S REPLY MADE PUBL!   Declines to Jeopardize Military Operations Against Bolsheviki by Binding Herself tc Regard Artificial Boundaries

POLAND REFUSES TO BIND SEL   ‘WE FACED DANGER ALONE WARSAW TELLS AMERICA

POLISH POSITION SHOWN.   Nation has Declined to Jeopard. ize her Military Operations Against Reds.

Will Invade Russia if Necessary, _ Polish Government Informs U. S.

POLES WILL AGNORE - ARTIFICIAL BOUNDARY   REPUBLIC DECLINES TO JEOPARDIZE MILITARY OPERATIONS . BY SYCH ACTION.   POSITION = 1§ EXPLAINED   Correspondence of American and Polish Governments Made Public in Washington,-

POLAND WILL NOT BE BOUND BY -ANY SET BOUNDARIES   Little Republic Declines to Jeopardize Military Operations.

WILL NOT BIND HERSELF IN REGARD TO BOUNDARIES NAMED BY ALLIED POWERS

COAL SHORTAGE MAY MEAN AN ICE FAMINE   PROUBLE AHEAD IF LOCAI PLANT CAN’T OBTAIN MORE CARS   Letter From Ceal Mines Show That Car Shortage Is Cutting Down Output

COAL SHORTAGE MAY MEAN AN ICE FAMINE      TROUBLE AW Jd IF LOCA! PLANT CA OBTAIN MORE CARS      Letter From Coal Mines Shows ‘Yhat Car Shortege [Ls Cutting Desn Output

AFFICIALS OF UNION END ERIVANCE MEN ATTACK PROPOSELS   Grievance Committeemen’ and Brotherhood Leaders! Holding Canference in Washington   DEMAND FOR VETO TO ~ BE FRAMED JS BELIEF   ‘Heated Arguments’ Develop at Secret Sessions Held by. F: teen Organizations

RAILROAD MEN: . ASSAIL WILSON ~ IN CONFERENCE   REPRESENTATIVES  MBET ING IN WASHINGTON ARI / BITTER  AGAINST. PRO pnesT  * ian ae:

WORKINGMEN ARE QBIECTING   Ob jecting to the Terms of President Wilson’s Wage Bill in Their Conference   TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Wilson Sells Over 42 Million  BPrsecwacl i

LAST EDITION   RAILROAD UNION HEADS LAUNCH BITTER ATTACH   Assail Both President's Plan and Compromise Bill; Conference in Session,

a oon SANIT      Strong Element De. mands Appeal to Wilzon for Veto.

SAYS GUARANTEE. - PROTECTS PUBLIC   Senator Cummins Defends Railroad Measure and Insists the Senate Should Ac. cept It as It Was Passed in the House.   RAPS CRITICS IN SEVERE FASHION IN FIERY TALK

RAILROAD MEASURE IS GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY   Unanimous Consent for Its Immediate Consideration in Senate Obtained by Cummins.

OENATE oPEEDS AGTION ON BILL AS UNIONS BALK   Expect Quick Action in Upper House on Measure; Wilson Policy is  Attacked.

WILL DEMAND IHAT WILSON VETO RR. BILL   Labor Provisions of the Esche Cummins Measure Are in Disrepute.   HOUSE PASSED BILL BY A GOOD MAJORITY   Bill Today is Given Right off Way in the United States Senate, ”

RAILROAD MEN WILL UNITE IN FIGHT ON NEW LAW, [3 REPORT   All Organizations Meet ir Capital to Consider Action,

2quest For Veto of Compromise Rail“road Bill Indicated Result of . nion: Conference.            SIONS OF PENDING.      TION STIR ANTAGONISYV

RAILWAY \Y EMPLOYES IN PROTEST ON NEW BILL   BROTHERHOOD 1D OFFICIALS OP CONFERENCE TODAY MAY ASK PRESIDENT’S VETO,

MANY MEETINGS HELD IN CAPITAL ANENT MEASURE   UNION HEADS DEMAND THAT WILSON VETO IT.   PROVISIONS ARE AGAINST LABOR’S BEST INTERESTS.   Fifteen Railway Organizations Hold ing Meetings in the National Capital and Later to Have a  General Conference. /

RAIL UNIONS — "UP IN ARMS  ON RAIL BIL   Still F ight Labor Provision ‘of Measure—Looks Like Senate Would Pass Quickly.   CUM’INS FOR GUARANTEE   Saye Guarantee -of Investment Returns Will Not Take Cent out OF the Public  Treasury.

WILSON'S OFFER IS SCORED BY WORKER   Proposed Settlement Of Rail. road Wage Controversy Bitterly Assailed.

THE SENATE WILL PASO A.B, BILL   SENATE LEADERS HOPE TO GET AN EARLY VOTE   THE UNIONS CONTINUE FIGHT   Peace Treaty and Other Mafters Sid: Tracked in Senate to Take Up Rail road Bill.

RAIL LABOR T0 ASK FOR VETO?   Went President to Disap.prove Railroad Bill.   NOW BEFORE THE SENATE   Was Passed by the House Saturday by Substantial Majority — Assail Wilson Proposal.

CUMIMINS PRESENTS REPORT APPROVED IN HOUSE SATURDAY   EMPSASIZES RATE GUAR ANTEE SECTION I5 NOT PITRILIC FEWPENSE.   LABOR OPPOSED   Union Heads Assail Wilson's Wage Proposal and Com_ promise Measure.

Senate Expected To Take Quick Aclion on ihe Measure,   INCOME IS NOt GUARANTEED    Was Necessary io Pass # Rail road bil oy “arch  uf “Chaes Woud cusue.”

UNIONS ASSAIL ~~ WAGE SETTLEMENT   RAILROAD  REPRESENTA.TIVES IN WASHINGTON DISSATISFIED.

PRESIDENT’S PLAN FOR SETTLING WAGE DISPUTE ASSAILED   RAILROAD UNION CONFERENCE ATTACKS THAT AND ALSO RAILROAD BILL PENDING IN SENATE.

RAILROAD BILL      » BEFORE SENATE   WILL MUSTER: ALL OF ‘THELE: '  S'PRENGTH FOR VETO. -     Senator Cummins Declares? Wimeelt . Enable to; Understand! Vabor / le Opposition to, the I Bit. 

RAILROAD MEASURE ASSAILED BV IINION   Will Probably Insist Upon Vete Because of Labor Provisions   SAY PROGRESS DESTROYED   Secret Sessions Held in Wash ington Monday Afternoon

SEEK QUICK ACTION ON RAIL BILL   Measure Given Right of Way in U.S. Senate.  HOUSE PASSES BILL   Union Labor Leaders Oppose Meas: ure; Senator Cummins Defends Measure When Called Up.

PRESIDENT'S PLAN BITTERLY ASSAILED   Grievance Committeemen anc  _ Union Officials Also Attack Compromise Railroad Bill Pending in Senate.

RAILROAD BILL IS BEFORE THE SENATE   Cummins Introduces Conference Report And Asks Its Passage.

RAILROAD MEASURE ASSATLED BV UNION   Nill Probably Insist Upon Veto Because of Labor Provisions   Secret Sessions Held in Wast ington Monday Afternoon

Cummins Says Measure Will Not Take a Dollar From Treasury—Speedy Adoption Is Predicted.

RAILWAY BILL IS CALLED UP ‘IN THE SENATE   Cummins Says Measure Does Not Take Dollar Out of The Treasury.

BITTERLY ASGALL WILSON PROPOSAL “INI BAIL STATUTE      WORKERS  DISPLEAsKD SEPPLEM OF WAGES PRUPOSED, »

AALWAY BILLS LIKELY TO PASS   SENATE GRANTS UNANIMOUS CONSENT FOR IMMEOIATE CONSIDERATION.

MEASURE 10 BE ADOPTED INTHE SENATE   Brotherhood Men Confer on Plans to Demand Presidential Veto   CUMMINS IN DEFENSE   says Measure Does Not Give Guarantee On R. R. ” > Investment ®

UNION OFFICIALS SHOW DISPLEASURE      Assail Wilson’s Proposal _For. Railread Wage Settlement and Compromise R. BR. Bill. 

Union Leaders May Urge Labor to Appeal to Wilson to Veto The Cummins-Esch Bill

BONEREAD PLAY BY BOLSHEVIK ENDS MEETING   Russian Soviet Gold Placed With London Paper for Propaganda Work Halts  Darlau af Miccinn

INAUGURATE HIGHWAY WEATHER BULLETIN Ao AN AID TO MOTORISTS  Contain Both Prevaling Condition ol Roads and Weeks Weather

WEATHER BULLETIN IS ESTABLISHED BY U. §   PLACED ALONG HIGHWAYS TO AN: MOTORICTS

NJUNCTION AGAINST ARD WOOD MEN   Restrained From Perfermanre o Practices Which Have Tended To Restrain Trade.

STRIKE. IS RESUMED   RAILROAD YARD MEN WALK OUT EN A NUMBER OF CITIES,   Failure of the Railroad Board te Consider Their Gefesvances Is the Reason Given,

YARDMEN RESUME RAILROAD STRIKE   Philadelphia Section Crippled by Walkout of Drill Crews. <   LAY GENERAL EMBARGO   On Points East of Philadelphia. Officials Do Not Look For Renewal of Nation Wide Strike.

BIG LAWN PARTY AT EDOM SATURDAY HIGHT. AUGUST .2   PROFESSIONAY. HOTICE

STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY  8 UATAALdIAS  JOS, NEY & SONS.   NENTAY. NOTICE

PRICES MUST BE CURBED   f Advance is Not } Halted Whol Industrial Structure Will Fall Says Credit Man

SEEDERS IN MEXICO ARE HOLDING OUT   Leaders of the Republic of Sonora 1 Challenge Invasion of Any Car ranga Troops   NOW HAS AN ARMY OF 20,000 TROOPS MOBILIZED   Sigolea and Other States Express Sym pathy and May Join the So nora BRewoknutianimtc

NEW REPUBLIC HAS FORCE OF m0 000 MEN   Sonora Masses Fully Armed Soldiers to Meet Any In-yasion by Carranza,   STILL HOPE MOVEMENT WILL END PEACEFULLY   Sineola Expected to Soin in Secession if Need Be—Calles Explams Reason  for the Act. -

REPUBLIC OF OUNORA 5 READY 10 FIGHT   Twenty Thousand Men Are Armed and Prepared to Resist Invasion By Troops of President Carranza.   SECESSION OF STATE DEFENDED BY CALLES   Compact Must Be Regarded As Broken Until Centrai Government Is Willing to Act Under Its Contract.

SEN. JOHNSON “NOMINATED BY  CHAS, WHEELER OF CALIFORNIE   He Drove Hard on the Clalm That Johnson’s Nomination Will Assure Republican Victory

AVERS G. 0. P. CAN WIN ELECTION BY NAMING JOHNSON        SAN FR ISCO MAN TELLS CON YEN" PION THAT CALIFORNEAN IS STRONGEST CANDIDATE

PUT JUTNOUN UP AND WIN, 0 GAY OF WHEELER   S. F. Man Placing Name ¢ Senator Before Conclave Makes Stirring Speech

HARDING GOES — OUTSIDE PARTY. FOR ADVISERS   Several Democrats Are Mentioned Among Counselors

TAFT, ROOT, LODGE, JOHNSON, BORAH   AND LENROOT AMONG COUNSELORS WHO WILL ADVISE HARDING UPON THE LEAGUE

GOOD CoUNTRY SCHOOLS  ‘Old Glory Symbolizes the Americanism of This Minnesota German Settlement By A. B. Macdonald

GOGD COUNTRY SCHOOLS   Old Glory Symbolizes the Americanism of this Minnesota German Settlement   By A. B. Macdonald in Country Gentleman

MU RDERESS BECOMES MOTHER.   Woman Convicted of Death of  Edward Kneipp Gave Birth to Baby Girl.

BABE BORN TO IMPRISONED - MOTHER AND FATHER WHO WAITS DEATH IN SING SING

Stork Wins   Baby Born to Girl Serving 20 * Years in Prison; Father Yinder Death Sentence.

Removed From Prison to Hospital That Child Mioht Be Born Outside

ChiLD IS BORN FATHER FACING DEATH IN CHAIR   Mother Removed From State Prison To Hospital

STORK RESPECTED BY PRISON   Woman Convict Taken From Cell te Hospital for Birth in Auburn, N,. Y,

re * # 8 6 & 8 #8 we ek ow  ‘ BABY DAUGHTER BORN ' TO CONVICTED MURDESERS

FATHER IN DHATH :CELL, ‘MOTHER IN FOR LIFE   Little Baby Bota ‘to Parents In New York, One of Whom Dies Soon’ for Murder.

M’ADOO SAYS PEOPLE'S WELFARE LEADING ISSU}   Former Treasury Secretary Asserts That Alone Should Decide Selection of President.

Believes Welfare of People Alone Should Determine Choice for President   QUALITIES DEMANDED   Thanks Brooklyn Union for Its Endorsement of Him  for Square Deal

M'ADOO SHOWS SYMPTOMS   Letter Denying He is a Candidate Reads Like Announcement of One Who Asnires.

McADOO ADVOCATES REAL “RATIONAL GOVERNMENT   Next President Must Be Most Abie  §Statesman—Doubts if He Is the  Man, He Says.   itiv the Associated frees)

Urges Labor Organizations to  Assert Themselves to Get Good Cendidate,

PEOPLE'S WELFARE 16 UW TERES! OF AP ADOD   WRITES TO METAL TRADES OFFI CIAL THAT HE IS NOT THINKING OF SELF.

RAILROADS PLACE FREIGHT EMBARGO — TO WEW YORK CITY   All But Perishable Goods Stop ped to Clean Up Accumulation From Strike.

STRIKES TIE UP BIGGEST CITIES   New York’s Roads Place Em bargo on Freight; Chicago Is Expected to Follow.   WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH

EMBARGO ON ALL FREIGHT IS DECLARED   New York City Strike I; Responsible for the Railroad Order   All but Perishables Are In. - eluded in Embargo  Order

STRIKE FORCES RAILWAYS : OF NEW YORK TO DECLARE GENERAL FREIGHT EMBARGO

NEW BUFFALO HERD   Bison on Increase Instead of Becoming Extinct.   Yellowstone National Park Authorities Say There Are More Than 100 Wild Buffalo In Part.

GOVERNMENT FACES DEFICIT MORE THAN $2,060,000,000   Secretary Houston Warns Congress Against Putting Heavier Burden on Treasury Department. Estimate Comes as Surprise.

Uncle Sam Is Deep In Hole   Secretary Houston Says Government Faces Deficit  of $2,100,000,000

NYS GOVERENMENT FAGES DEFICIT Of OVER TWO BILLIONS   Estimate of Secretary Houstor Comes as Surprise to Finance Committee.   WARNS AGAINST HEAVIER BURDEN ON THE TREASURY   New Sources of Revenvp Must be Sought to Meet Ever Current Requirements—Re vival War Finance Corpora. tion Means More Borrowing

SAYS GOVT “GIN BEAR ~NEW DRAIN   Warns Senate Finance Committee Against Adding Heavier Burden.   GROSS DEFICIT NOW _.. OVER-TWO BILLION  Passage of Either Measure Opposed Would Call for Biz Loan, He Declared.

SEC. HOUSTON AGAINST FARM AND VETS’ AID   Surprises Senate Finance Committee With Figures of Large Deficit   WILL DRAIN TREASURY   OPPOSES WAR FINANCE AND SAYS TREASURY WOULD HAVE TO BORROW AGAIN

BOVERNMENT FACES GROSS > DEFICIT SAYS HOUSTO   G, , Senate 4, uce Committee Warned Agains “ ‘ting Any More Burden on Trea. +,

SECRETARY HOUSTON ~ REPORTS BIG DEFICIT   Congress ‘Warned Not to Place Heavier Burden on Cavernment Treasury

TREASURY FACES IMMENSE DEFICIT STATES HOUSTON   Secretary Estimates Deficit For Current Fiscal Year at $2,100,000,000   OPPOSED TO FURTHER DRAIN ON TREASURY   War Finance Board and Bonus Propositions Condemned In Particular

OFFICE SEEKING. TRE ~ MA   Frederich Ebert. May After AN Be Candidate for Re-Election to Presidency of German Republic.

OFFICE SEEKS THE MAN IN GERMAN)   President Ebert May Be Persuaded to Try for Re-election, Though He Wants to Ketire.

MUST CATCH BERGDOLL, Ii U.S. WARNING   Attorneys of Convicted Draft Dodger Must Aid in Capturing Him.

SAYS BERGDOLL WAS 10 SECURE HIBBEN MONEY.   Secretary of War Baker Tells Cireum. slances Surrounding Dealt Dedger's Furlough. (The report of the escape of Bergdoll Wes re

RICH SLAGKER WAS RELEASED TO GET MONEY   Secretary Baker Announces He Knew Nothing of Berg: doll’s Moves.    Full Investigation is Now Under Way

Adjutant “General Author. ized Trip” From Gover. nor’s Island to’ Philadel. nhia tn (iat Hidden Cach_   SECRETARY BAKER ORDERS INOUIRY   Had No Knowledge of Arrangement Previous « to News of Draft Dodger’s Escape From Officers.

SECRETARY. . KER DENTFS: nH) 4 AD THORIZED:: MOVING *OR  E. {RERGDOLL. ©

POLIGE NET FLUNG OUT FOR EVADER   Bergdoll, Wealthy Draft Dodger, Sought All Over Country   ESCAPES IN MOTOR CAR   Daring Flight Made in Prison Garb; Details Puzzle Pakcra

GROVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLL ESCAPE BEING EXPLAINED   MADE REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING SECRETION OF MONEY.   Official Declares That He Did Not Authorize Moving of Prisoner and That He Knew Noth ing of Tian,

HERGDOLL MATTER TA BE PROBED, BIKE MAKES. STATEMENT   Wealthy Draft Dodger Was Given Permission to Go and Get Treasure Which He Claims to Have Hidden, by Prison Authorities.

NEW LIGHT UPON BERGDOLL CASE   Allowed to Visit Home to Locate Secreted Cash is Claim.

KENTUCKY FIELDS HAVE FINE WELLS   More Activity Reported in Al Districts,   BIG PRODUCERS IN WEST

NENTUGKY FIELDG HAVE FINE WELLE   More Activity Reported in All  gS ee eR Gee oe   BIG PRODUCERS IN WEST

UNION SERVICES IN ROBINSON GYM   Other Evening Religious Meetings Suspended Tomorrow——Chaneellor Will Speak

UNION SERVICES. IN ROBINSON GYM      Other Evening Religious Meetings Suspended = ‘Fomorrow—Chan-. © cellor Will Speak

POLE PEAGE MEET TO BEGIN AT RIGA   According to Definite State. thent Issued Today. — Polish Forces Drive Bolsheviks From Jowns Near Brest:  Litovsk.

RUSSIAN-POLISH — PEAGE DELEGATES _ TO. MEET AT RIGA   Polish Mission Leaves Sunday for Letvian City, With Soviet ’ Representatives Following   LITHUANIA THREATENS TO HELPS RUSSIA AGAINST POLES   Demand Recognition of ‘Terri ~ torial, Claims

FACE CONTERERL? 1 ‘BE RESUMED IN RIGA: LETTS GRANT REQUEST   POLISH DELEGATES LEAVE FO CONFERENCE. CITy SENDAY > SOVIETS LATER,

GUARANTEES ARE GIVE)   Russ-Polish Peace Delegations Will Meet in Riga in Future

POLE PEAGE MEET TO BEGIN AT Ale!   According to Definite State: ment Issued Today. — Pol‘ish Forces Drive Bolsheviks From Towns Near Brest: T ftavale.

PEACE PARLEYS OF POLES AND RUSS TO BEGIN   Necessary Guarantees Are Ac corded Soviet Government and Delegation Will Meet Poles   RED TROOPS FALL BACK   Evacuate Town Near Brest-Litovsk, Says Statement Issued From Moscow

LENGUE OF NATIONS CALLED ABSOLUTE AND TOTAL FAILURE   With All Members in But One It Has Done Nothing, Lodge Says.   ADMINISTRATION FOREIGN POLICY IS DENOUNCED   Can Only Result in Continua. tion of Discredit of Nation Abroad, Governor Coolidge Thinks—European Situation is Changing Daily.

SENATOR LODGE CONDENINS LEAGUE   Sponsor for Reservations Says U. S. Should Form -New. Association. ‘   HARDING SENDS MESSAGE   Governor Goolidge, Vice‘ Presidential Nominee, Attacks Administration

Has Got All Members tn It But One But Has Accomplished Nothing; May Be Necessary to Begin Over.   DEMOCRAT FOREIGN  POLICY DENOUNCED   Gov. Coolidge Attacks Administration; Program Will Continue to Discredit Our Nation Abroad Says.

TWO PEAS OF A POD IN WILSON AND COX   LODGE SAYS THEY RUN WELL TOGETHPR ON LEAGUE.   Democratic Nomiszee Declared Apol. egist for Paris Pact—Maasachusctta Severe in His Denuaciation.

BIG JAW BONE ON WORLD LEAGUE   Says It May Be Best to “Put Aside This Il-Drawn   as 5   URGES NEW AGREEMENT   SENATOR SAYS LEAGUE HAS DONE NOTHING AND Is A MENACE TO COUNTRY

LODGESMAMMMERS -LEARUE OF NATIONS   AN Members in’ but America and Senator Says It Has Not Accom, plished Anything:

LEAGUE DENOUNCED BY SENATOR’ LODGE   Administration Foreign Policy Get: Sharp Criticism from GovCoolidge.

LODGE SWINGS BIG JAW BONE ON WORLD LEAGUE   Says It May Be Best to “Put Aside This Ill-Drawn  Acreemen?t’’   URGES NEW AGREEMENT   SENATOR SAYS LEAGUE HAS DONE NOTHING AND Is A MENACE TO COUNTRY

LODGE DECLARES LEAGUE FAILURE   Says It Has Not Accomp. lished Anything.

SENATOR LODGE CONDEMNS LEAGUI   Polish Trouble Proved That Covenant Failed Utterly to Fulfill Its Purpose.

ANOTHER VICTIM OF CHICAGO LABOR FUED LIES DYING   HEAD OF STOCKYARDS LABOR COUNCIL IS SHOT.   NAMES BROTHER OFFICIALS AS THE ASSASSINS.   John Kilkulki in Hospital With Fatal Wounds inflicted Last Night, He Being Shot While on His Way Home from a Labor Meeting

CHICAGO LABOR LEADER LATEST VICTIM OF FUED   Head of Stock Yards Counci Shot on Way Home From Meeting.

MINE UNION LEADER SAYS COAL STRIKE WILL END IN SEVENTY-TWO HOURS   Large Manufacturers and Public Utilities Begin to Feel Serious: ness of the Situation

STRIKE 10  ND SOON S BELIEF   Miners’ Head Predicts a Settlement  OPERATORS 10 MEET  St. Louis, Fuelless, Is Desperate   OPERATORS TO MEET

EGGS NATIONALIZED  BY SOVIET CROWD   They. Say How Many . Each Section Can Have and Control Distribution of Same.

No Autopsy Over Body of Miss Mary Appel Found Dead In Versailles Fores

MANY FARMER-BULLT ELECTRIC RAILWAYS   PREDICTED THE PRESENT YEAR WILL WITNESS LARGE CONSTRUCTION IN THIS STATE.

Spring Season Will Bring Big Boom in Construction of Rural ’ Bleetrie Lines

Mass Vote Rejects His Selec tion By Count of 1,070 to 490.   WAR RECORD CAUSE OF ADVERSE ACTION   Senator is Bitterly Scored B:  Delegates for Alleged Pro-Germanism.

DEMOCRATS OF MISSOURI SPURN REED   Senator Defeated as Delegate to Frisco Convention  WAR RECORD FLAYED   Frank Curlee Haurls Scathing Indict ment at Senator— Condemns His Stand in War.

SENATOR REED TURNED DOWN BY HIS COHORTS   Missouri Senator Defeated for Place in State’s Delegation.

107070490 15 VOTE, CLIMAX OF ALL NIGHT DEBATE   “State Has Suffered Long but Her Vindication. Hour Has Struck,” Curlee Says.   LUSITANIA SINKING GIVEN SENATOR'S 0.-K., CHARGE   “We Can’t Endorse: League and Send Delegate Opposing,” One Woman Is Quoted.

REJECT REED'S NAME   Missouri Democrats Wrangle All Night in State Convention.

DEFEATED SENATOR REED   Joplin Convention Rejected Him As District Delegate

REED DENIED SEAT IN MISSOURI DELEGATION BY STATE CONVENTION   After All Night Session, During Which Much Wrangling Took Place, the Senator is Refused Permission as Deleoate ta Reieen Canventinn.

HEED AEJECTED IN OLD MISSOURE   DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE REFUSES PLACE AS DELEGATE TO NATIONAL CONVENTION TO SENATOR,

JIM REED REPUDIATED BY MISSOURL DEMOCRACY; TOM GORE, PLEASE NOTICE!

HE WONT 60 : TO FRISCO IN DELEGATION   State Convention by Vote of 1,070 to 490, Turns ~~~ Senator Down.   BALLOT CLIMAX TO ALL-NIGHT SESSION

‘JIM’ REED - DEFEATED   Missouri Senator Who feugh Wilson, Thrown Qut-By Democrats. -

nee ars Rejects His Selection’: Aa: ' District Delagate To the National. Dd ‘Convention. - .

CNA TOR. REBTE      Democratic: Convention Cis Reed As Teleciges.

VOTE AGAINST SENATOR. REED   Name Returned to Fifth District Caucus Which. -. Nominated Him :

MISSOURI DEMOCRATS REJECT SENATOR REED   State Convention after All-Night Session Votes to Return Nomination to District Caucus

‘IRRECONCILABLE” ANTIWILSON SENATOR DEFEATED AT HOME.   VOTE BETTER THAN TWO TO ONE

MISSOURT CONVENTION REJECTS SENATOR REET   Democrats Turn Him Down ‘as District Delegate to the National Convention ‘in June.

REJECT REED AS DELEGATE   _ Missouri Convention Refus4 ed to Endorse Senator.   HAD AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION   W. T. Kemper Was Defeated in Race for One of “ Big Four” Delegation.

MOTOn ORDINANCE VOLATORG FINED CN NEW SCHEDULE   Hundreds in Court When Des Moines Traffic Squads Put on Big Round Up.

HUNDREDS IN COURT TODAY   Des Moines After Traffic Vio lators With a Sharp Stick.

CORN PACK ENDED.   Canning Facto"'y Has Added Ney Product in Tomato Pack.

BE D.            Canning. Factors” Has Added’ Product in Tomato Pack.:

RUMOR OF DEBS _ "BEING RELEASED FROM U. S. PRISO!   (By United Press)

MORE CONSERVATIVE THAN IN YEARS   Socialist Farty Platform is Drawer Up At Sosicialist’s National Convention.

Poles are Blamed ° for Blowing Up Ou Manufactory   Hamburg Dispatch to Germany; Says Plebiscite Officials . are Victoms

Complaint That Combination of + Citizens “andl “Dealers. Are _ Throttling. ‘the Commerce of the City and Country.

YARDMEN’S STRIKE INVESTIGATION IS NOW ON IN NEW YORK   President Directs Attorney General There on Complaint of - Merchants’ Head.   CONDITIONS IN EAST ARE IMPROVING REPORTS SHOV   Industrial Plants Resume Opera tion Following Restoration of Curtailed Train Service.

INQUIRY INTO STRIKE BEGUN.   Department of Justice Starts In vestigation at New York.

PROBE OF STRIKE. STARTS.   Departmert of Justice Workers Investigating Railroad Situation in New York.

NEW YORK oT AIKE PROBE UNDER WAY   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BEGINS INVESTIGATION AS WILSON ORDERS .

SL SL LAS SY ILS Ay ET ACEI GOL OS  I I are  PAIENDS FIGHT TO RETAIN BODY OF MAGOWINEY   Mourners Reach Du blin Without Late Lord Mayor’s Casket   BODY TAKEN FROM TRAIN BY POLICE   SISTER AND BROTHERS Of} MACSWINEY ATTACK OFFI CERS; PPRIEST ROUGHL HANDLED IN FIGHT

FUNERAL PARTY 16 TIRED Ob}   ‘Mourners of MacSwiney Show Evi dence of Long Vigil and Fight Over the Carpse.

MUURNERO BATTLE OVER GAOAET AND MANY ARC INJURED BY THE POLICE   Funeral Party Reaches Dublin Badly Bruised While Body Is Held by Authorities at Holy head---Funeral to Be Held at Cork.

BRITISH COPS SEIZE BODY OF IRISH MARTY   Manhandle Priest Wher He Seeks to Guard M'Swiney Casket.

ses Mit ed: at: Dub. tin ‘Without the Body. of ~ ference’ McSwine? ©   Placed’ on - Another . Boa’ and: ‘Will be. Taken. to ‘Cork=—Hold Services =

corny FOR      Arrive..da.. Dublin Without, . Body: Seized at Holyhead

MAC SWINEY’S BODY TAKEN FROM FRIENDS BY FORCE OF POLICE   WHO WERE DIRECTED TO TAKE REMAINS DIRECTLY TO CORK  AND NOT TO DUBLIN   FRIENDS OF WaeSWINEY OVERPOWERED AFTER A DESPERATE RESISTANCE

PRIEST IS ROUGHLY HANDLED TRYING TO PREVENT SRIZURE.   PROGRAM! 1S CHANGED   Rody of Lord Mayor MacSwiney Will Not Lie in State in treland aa at First Had Been Planned.

REDS CAPTURE TWO YANKS   Bolsheviki Take Americans in Siberia, State Department Advised.

TWO YANKS TAKEN BY REDS   Doctor A, W. Stickney and H, 6. T. Reynolds Captured by Bolaheviki in Siberia.

THUS ATTEMPT TU STEAL VOTES   KIDNAPING AND KILLING IN ILLINOIS ACCOMPANY HOT PRIMARY ELECTION

RTIAL COUNT VOTE ofWa OWDEN FORCES UNNING BEING   mplete Returns Show ig Bill’s’’ Candidates ading For Nominations fa fh D Tiaver   t's FOR GOVERNOR UNNING SWIFT RACI   mpts Made to Steal Balt Boxes: Precinct Capins Are Carried Off By nas in Automobiles.

‘Len Small for Governer and > Frank Smith for Senator Appear. Victorious °   ELECTION OFFICIALS = SAY CONTEST WAS QUIET   Only One Man Killed, Scores Injured and Some: Kid-  ‘. napped is Report of  Authorities

THOMPSON FACTION LEADS IN ILLINOIS   EARLY PRIMARY RETURNS INDICATE CLOSE RACES FOR BOTH PARTIES.   LEWIS VICTORY PROBABL   One Man Killed, Half Dozen Kid naped and Score Injured at Polls.

SMALL AND LEWIS LEADING FIELD IN ILLINOIS VOTE   IN SPITE OF RIOTOUS NATURE OF BALLOT:NG OFFICIALS SAY IT 1S QUIET.

Len S8mall, Gubernatorial Candidate of City Hall Organization Holds.Big Lead Over Oglesby; James Hamilton Lewis Is Far Ahead for Democratic Nomination   ONE KILLED; SCORE INJURED

FATHER OF GOOD. ROADS MEASURE DIES SUDDENLY:   Senior Alabama Senator Contracted Severe Cold Sometime Ago, But Was Thought to Have Been on Road to Recovery. Was Veteran of Civil   War and Served at Ten Sessions of House

SENATOR ' BANKHEAD. DIED TODAY   ved Four Years In Cunfederate imy—Southerner Entered. the Semiute in W907. -

$465,000,E00 FOR THE NAVY   Nava! Appropriation Bill Passed ‘by the Senate Without a Record Vote.

APPROPRIATION BILL FOR NAVY PASSES SENATE   Measure Carrying About $465,000,000 for 1921 Expenditures Goes to Conference for Adjustment.

BIG WAVAL MEASURE ADOPTED BY SENATI   Appropriation Bill Carries $465,000,000 and Provides Huge Building Plans

SENATE PASSES THE BILL FOR NAVAL APPROPRIATION   Measure Carries With It $465,000,000 for  1921 Navy Expenditures and Provides for Force of 120,000 and 20,000 Marines: 108,600,000 for Building Program   TO CONSTRUCT 156 VESSELS

20,000 NAY AL RESERVISTS FOR ACTIVE DUTY   Desertions Make Meas ure Necessary, Senate Is Told.

NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL PASSES SENATE   AMENDED TO PROVIDE HOLDING OF RESERVES AND OIL DEVELOPMENT.

NAVAL BILL 13 PASSED BY SENATE   Goes Through in Record Time. Carries an Appropriation of $165,009,000.

NAVAL BILL GALLS FOR BIG INCREASE IVER HOUSE SUN   FORCE OF 137,000 MEX 20.000 MARINES ARE PROVIDED FOR.  REGULAR VND

FIRE DESTROYS BiG ‘OTEAMOnIP IN DOCK AT BALTIMORE PIEF   Blaze Starts in Hold Or Ship Lying At Dock.

STEAMSHIP KERSHAW   Destroyed by Fire While in Dry Dock. at Baltimore.

STEAMER DESTROYEH   Ship Burna While Lying ut the BaltiB a5 ie  eo

BRITISH WILL SINK RED SUBS ON SIGH   Earl Curzon Sends Sharp Note _ {fo Moscow...

BRITISH NAVAL FORCES   TO ATTACK SUBMARINES   Of Bolshevik Fleet on High Seas According to Note Sent by Earl Curzon,

FORGEFUL NOTE BY EARL CURZON   Will Attack Russian Submarines on Sight  arFrrF a eter B28 Fr reas A Wau se         But to Issue Orders to Attack in View of Impossibility of Waiting to Ascertain Inten, tions, Since Soviet Officers Have Declared State of War  » Exists

BRITISH NAVY ON THE LOOKGUI   ‘WILL. SINK:-RUSSIA’S-- SUBS   ira evel They Pia aah anphR - Demands Damages For. Killing eu te of. Davison vn :

TO ATTACK RUSS SUBS   British Naval Forces Ordered te Fire on Sight.   Earl Curzon, British Foreign Secretary Warns Soviet Official Reds at War With England.

BRITISH TO OPEN FIRE ON THEM ON SIGHT   PEACE MOVES REBUFFED   Red U-Beats Warned To Get O8 4 High Seas

BRITAIN TO ATTAGK ASS SUBNIARINES   Soviets Say State of Wa Exists.

WILL SINK RUSS SUBS   NAVAL FORCES OF BRITAIN OR DERED TO ATTACK REDS.   Foreign Secretary, Eari Curzon, Warns Soviet Official That Russia Is at War With England,

BRITISH TO ATTACK “ RUSSIAN SUBMARINES  State of War Still Exists Between England and Russ . Nation.

RITIGH TO ATTAGK RUSS SUBMARINES   FOREIGN SECRETARY SENDS NOTE OF WARNING TO BOLSHEVIK].   SOVIET CONSPIRACY SEEN   § Earl Curzon Charges Tornado of Intrigue, Against British Power in Asia.

VILNA 1S TAKEN  BY INGURGENTS: POPULATION. {3 ESERTING fT)   Proposal to Turn the Capita! Over to Lithuania Is Resented By Troops; Say It Ralongse to Polec   ENGLAND LAYS DOWN LAW TO BOLSHEVIK   soviet Divers Encountered! on the High Seas Will Be Attacked on Sight. Says Foreian Secretary.

MAYOR MOORE AND COL. SCHOONMAKER SPEAKFR'   PHILADELPHIA EXECUTIVE AD. VOCATES CLOSE ©0-OPERATION BETWEEN CITIES OF FIRST AND THIRD CLASS TO SHCURE HOME RULE.

URGES CLOSER, CO-OPERATION   Mayor Moore Wants Citles of State w Work Toxether.

Bandits Pursued Into Mojavé Desert After They Kill Constable; One Escapes; Posse Brings Down Mate:   Men Believed to be Escaped Convicts; Sheriffs of Many Counties and Government's Aircraft Pursue Criminals

EX-KAISER WAY BE MOVED BY DUTCH   Holand Plans to Send Him te West Indies.   Dutch Fear That Publicity Will Lead «+ Former Emperor of Germany to Attemot to Escape.

TO ~MOVE = EX-KAISER   Holand Plans to Send ‘Him to ¥ West Indies.   ‘Dutch Fear That Publicity Will Lead '.. Former Emperor of Germany to Attempt to, Escape,

MAY MOVE EX-KAISER   PROBABLY BE SENT TO THE WEST INDIES.   Holland Fears That Publicity Will In. duce Former Emperor to Attempt Escape.

WILL JOHNS WIN SHERIFF CONTEST   DEFEAT OF CHARLES CROW. DER BY NARROW LEAD IS  INDICATED   NAME MEANS AS JUDGE   Carried Douglas Couhty by Ove 1,560 and Franklin County by 400 Votes   Mitchell, Menger and Moss Win Out In Three Other Contests in the County

DEFEAT OF CHARLES CROW. DER BY NARROW LEAD IS L INDICATED   Carried Bouglas Couhty by Over 1,5€0 and: Franklin County by 400 Votes   Mitchell, Menger and Moss Wir Out In Three Other Contests In the Connte é

/MUNSEY PURCHASES NEW YORK HERALD   ALSO EVENING POST AND PARIS EDITION CF HERALD—MAKES NO ANNOUNCEMENT Of PLANS

MORAN KNOCKS OUT GOPDARD.   Pittsburgh Poxcr Wins Fight From Pretich Heass weight at Londen.

Woman Sherilt Faces Big Job   Will Name Husband Deputy, Make Arrests, look After Hall and 3 Children,

Says She Can Lana Bad Men Her. ‘self if Necessary——But Makes . Husband Deputy .

CONGRESSWOMAN-ELECT SENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO Go YEAR OLD MOTHER SHERIFE-ELECT MICHIGAN

NAMES HUSBAND DEPUTY   “ET Can Land a Bad Man or a Bad Woman Myself” Saye Michigan Waman Shoviff, 8

Says in Intervals Between Searching and Caring for Prisoners, She Will Look After Her Children — Says Bad Men Will “Know Someone Has Been After Them.”

WOMAN SHERIFF-ELECT “QUTLINES HER POLICY   Mrs. Jane Johnson will Appoint a Deputy Her Husband Whom She Sueceeds in Office

WOMAN SHERIFF WILL ASK HUSBAND'S HELP   Mrs, Johnson To Appoint Hubby As Her Deputy,

WOMANS ELECTED SHERIFE IN MICHIGAN    Mra. Johnson, 65, Says She Will Have Husband as Deputy as Matter of Precaution.

WOMAN SHERIFF: -<.:  FRAMES PLATFORM   Michigan Sheriff-Elect Will Appoint Husband as. Deputy

qk?  Michigan’s New \Woman Sheriff Says She Can Land a Bad Man if Necessary

OSAGE INDIANS WILL RECEIVE BIG AMOUNT AS GOV. ALLOTTEES   $10,000 to.Every Member of Each Tribe! and Children "Who Have Inherited  Oil “Rights:

Bonus: Payments To Osage Indians   Yotal Bonuses To Osage Indlans Will Aqgragate $2,225,000 According To  BRannris.

RECONSTRUCTION OF ATION GY 6. OF. CENANDED BY LENG:   Makes Keynote Speech At Open ing of Chicago Convention. Bitteriy Attacks Wilson.

REPUBLICANS ARE NOW IN SESSION   MEET TO PICK PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE,   WItl Show Greatest Stretgth On First Ballot, According To Indicatlons —Fair Sex In the Delegate  . Ranks,

SEE DROP FOR MEAT   Chicago Packers Say Slump in Prices Has Good Basis.

MRS. JANE E. HOSKINS DIES AT KEIFER, OKLA   Aged Woman Succumbs to Pneumonia While Visiting With Son—Body Brought to Richwood.

MRS. JANE E, HOSKINS “DIES AT KEIFER, OKLA.   AGED WOMAN SUCCUMBS. TO PNEUMONIA WHILE VISITING WITH SON.

COMMUNIST CONGRESS — IN MEXICO IS WILD   Pistol Fired In Air and Confusion Resulted—A. F. of _- L. Members Present.

SHOT. BREAKS UP RED MEET   Firing of Pistol Causes Reign ef Con. fusion in Mexican Communist Gathering. .

TOLEDO BUolNtoo MEN NOT oATISFIED WITH OUSTING CHIE   Demand Made For Com. plete Change Of Police Department.

WORLD WAITS FOR PEACE, GOX SAYS   CANDIDATE SAYS ALLIES oF UNITED STATES REGARD  US AS ‘‘QUITTERS”’   QUORES SENATE OLIGARGHY   America, He Tells Montana Audience, Must Join Other 38 Countries in Signing the Treaty of Peace.

NATION A QUITTER SAYS COX   Claim U. S. Must Enter League   at SO Bag, WO  SEES HIGHER TAXES     ae ne a ee  Spends Second Day In Montana

“QUITTERS” IS CHARGE MADE BY GOV. CO}   Says Americans Canno Prosper Until Peace Comes,

LOOKED UPON. — AS AQUITTER   Other N ations Look at U. S. as Quitter Because We Have Not Joined   LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Taxes Cannot be Reduced If Country Must Continue to Build Battle Ships

REGARD U, S, AS NATION QUITTERS   "Because Senate Blocked Ite Entrance Into the League at Nations, Sfiys Coxe

AMERICA I LOOKED UPON ROA MUITEA   GOVERNOR COX DEFENDS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN A SPEECH AT HELENA   DISTRUST 1S CREATED   Action of Senatorial Oligarchy in Preventing Entry Into League of Nations Has Created Spirit of Distrust Among the Other Nations.

U.S. IS LOOKED UPON AS NATION. OF. “QUITTERS”   Governor Cox Tells Montana Audience the Sena‘torial Oligarchy Caused the World to Distrust  the American Peonle.

WE MUST HAVE THE LEAGUE T0 BE PROSPEROUS   THAT IS STATEMENT MADE Bi GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX IN SPEECH TOD.      United States is Looked Upon by It Asseciates in War as a Nation of Quitters, He Told Hearers.

COX DELIVERS THREE SPEECHES IN MONTANA   AYS WE ARE LOOKED ON AS 4 NATION OF -QUITTERS BE. CAUSE WE HAVEN'T JOINED LEAGUE

ALLIES CALL US QUITTERS, COX CHARGES   No Prosperity Until Seeds of Distrust Are Removed,  Mantana Heare.   NEED LEAGUE FOR PEACE   ‘High Taxes Will Continue Until Disarmament Is Accepted hy All

CONTROLS ROADS WITHIN BORDER   Ilhnas Commission Refuses to Abide By Decision of I ¢ © Relative to Freight and Passenger Rates

STATE RATE LAW IS UPHELD   illinois Utilities Board {gnores Federal Law

ALBANIAN REBELS REPULSED   Itallan Arditti and Alpini Repulse a Violent Attack.

ITALIANS REPULSE ALBANIANS   insurgents Retire After Violent Encounter With Reconnoitering ” "Party Near Drasciovitza.

CITY 1S NAMED FOR  cure      Gentral Soviet of Petrograd Decides ta Rename City Leningrad——st, Pe. teraburg Oriat ¢

CITY IS NAMED FOR LENINE   Central Soviet of Petrograd Decides tx Rename City Leningrad—St. Pe. tersburg Originally.

CHANGE NAME OF PETROGRAD   Central Soviet Decides to Rename the City Lenirgrad.

HOOVER FAVORS THE OPEN SHOE   Individual Freedom Requires it Opposes Compulsory Methods.

FOR THE OPEN‘ SHOP   HOOVER DECLARES IT PRINCI. PLE OF PERSONAL FREEDOM   But He Doubts the Efficency of the New nawsas Law or Any Along That Line

HOOVER DECLARES FOR PRINCIPLE Of THE OPEN SHOP   Labor Disputes Can Net Be Settled by Acts of Law, He Tells Senate.   WANTS ONLY ARBITRATION   Legal Methods Mean Martyrdcm He Says, and Can Accomplish But Little

HOOVER DECLARES FOR THE OPEN SHOP TODAY   PRINCIPLE OF INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM REQUIRES IT, HE TELLS COMMITTEE   Relations of Employers and Em. plovees Can Not be Regulated by Courts

HOOVER AGAINST   Open Shop Principle Upheld, Al: though Organization Is Right.

DECLARES AMERICA FREE FROM POLITICAL STRIKE   Approves Plan of Wilson’s Conference for Voluntary Adjustment of Labor Troubles by Agreement

HOOVER DECLARES HE 5 FOR OPEN SHOP   ‘Principle of Individual Free dom” Requires It, Says Former Food Head.   HAVE RIGHT TO HEARING

POLICY OF OPEN OUP FAVORED BY HERBERT HOOVER   Principle of Individal Free dom Requires Such Plan Legal Repression Can’ Sottie Disnites.

REPRESSION IN LABGG DISPUTES   Former Food Chief Testifies to Senaicrs That He Favors Oper Shop, But Thinks Compulsion Plan Will Fail

PRINCIPLE OF INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM FOR OPEN SHOP   There Should Be No Compulsion to Join Union, Herbert Hoover Says to Senate Committee.

HOOVER FOR “OPEN SHOP   Principle of Individual Freedom Requires It, He Tells Senators.   ‘LEGAL REPRESSION’ “UNSAFE, HE AVERS

HOOVER INDOnSES OPEN SHOP   Tells Senate Committee That injune. tion Should Not Be Used by Employer.

Statement Made at Hearings on Proposed Legislation For Settlement of Industrial Unrest—Does Not Believe Any Form of Legal Repression Could Settle Relationship Between Employer and Employe.

HOOVER ARGUES FOR: OPEN SHOP   \PPEARS BEFORE SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE. ON QUESTION OF UNREST.

SUGAR SITUATION GIVEN AN AIRING   Herbert Hoover Says the Press: ing Need Is Rationing,   SHORTAGE LIKELY TO CONTINUE

HOOVER DECLARES FOR OPEN SHOP   Recognizes Men's Rights to wow Form Unions,   RAPS COMPULSGAY MEDIATION   Tellg Senators Injunction and Indus. trial Counts Are Poor Solttion of 1 Workers’ Problems,

Says Principle Of Individual Freedom Requires It, In Testimony Before Sen ate Labor Committee   CONFERENCESGIVE POOR RESULTS   Oppose _ Revolutionary Steps And Says Modern View Is Required To Bring Industrial Peace.

OPEN SHOP, HOOVER SLOGAN   Presidential Candidate Is Witness Be fore Senate Committee.

HOOVER FOR OPEN SHOP. WAGE STRIFE BY LAW HIT   Use of Courts Condemned as Leading to Jail and Martyrdom.

HOOVER IS FOR THE OPEN SHOP   Former Food Administrator Tells Senate Committee  Views on Labor Question.

HOOVER FAVORS THE OPEN SHOI   TELLS SENATE LABOR COMMIT. TEE INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM REQUIRES REMOVAL OF BARS AGAINST NON-UNIONISTS.

OPEN SHOP, SAIS HERREOT HOOVER   TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE EABOR COMMITTEE ON PROPOSED LAWS.

FREE COUNTRY DEMANDS OPEN SHOP-HOOVER   “The Principle of Individual Freedom Requires It,”’ Candidate Says   ADMITS LABOR WRONGS   LEGAL REPRESSION CANNOT SETTLE INDUSTRIAL TROUSLE BECAUSE IT LEADS TO JAIL,  HE SAYS

Former Food Administrator Gives Views Before Senate Committee on Laws for Settlement of Industrial Unrest   DECLARES. AMERICA FREE. / PROM. POLITICAL STRIKE   Approves Plan of Wilson’s Conference for Voluntary Adjustment of Labor Troubles by Agreement

HOOVER DECLARES FOR THE OPEN SHOP TODAY   PRINCIPLE OF INDIVIDUAL . eas REQUIRES IT, HE COMMITTEE       Relations of Employers and EmPloyees Can Not be Repalated by Courts

HOOVER DECRIES ARBITRATION LAW   Declares Legal Repression  Forerunner Of Compulsory Labor.

HE TELLS SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE   Says Labor Is Disturbed by Excessive Profits

HOOVER DECLARES FOR OPEN SHOP IN INTIISTRIA INREST   TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE AT HEARINGS ON.PROPOSED LEGISLA pale yeaa   RACK TO UNIONS      Recognizes Collective Bargain: ing But Denies Compulsory 1 Membership.

HOOVER UPHOLDS. RIGHT OF LABOR IN ORGANIZATION   But Principle of Individual Freedom Requires the “Open Shop,” He Asserts.   INDUSTRIAL UNREST DUE TO BIG PROFITS   Legal Repression Not Remedy for the Differences 'Between Classes.

WAR BONTAACTS   Government Begins Pro ceedings Against 324  Cantemedcce «

TRACTION LINES ASK 3 CENTS A MILE   PETITIONS FILED BY T. 1. EL & B AND 1. & C. TRACTION COMPANIES YESTERDAY.   CLAIM THEY ARE LOSING MONEY   Local ‘Fraction Company Estimate: That it Will Have to Meet a Deficit of Over $300,000.00 This Year.

vharge Plumbers and Steam. Fitters of New ~ York Kill-Competitior

ALLEGE CONSPIRACY TO THROTTLE ALL TRADE COMPETITION   New York Builders Under Fire Of Unter ATT wee

EXECUTIVE BOARD OF IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF ‘LABOR CONVENE TODAY

(n10 DEATH RATE DROPS TO NORMAL, “GANCER GROWIN(   13.6 Per 1,000 in 1919 and 17S in 1918—Influenzi Toll Smal.

HARDING SENDS FOR ANTHONY   Asks ‘Conference With Kansas Congressman.   GOING TO FLOKIDA SOON   Will Leave Marion Next Week For Long Rest Before inguration.

PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL HOLD CONFERENCE THIS WEEK: THEN TO FLORIDA   RESTING UP FOR STRENUOUS FOUR YEARS, HARDING WILL BASK IN TROPICAL LAND USTIL PATEFUL DAY

HARDING TURNS: ATTENTION 10 FORRIGN POLICY   WILL HOLD CONFERENCES WITH SENATE ANT HOUSE LEADERS BEFORE GOING "TO FLORIDA NEXT AMIR PTS   Will H. Hays to Call On President-elect to Take Up Diseussion of Next Cabinet.

HARDING TURNS HOME QUESTIONS   Expects Go to Florida Soon To Spend a Short Vacation.

HARDING TURNS 10 DOMESTIC AFFAIRS   President-Elect Plans Confer. ences With Leaders In Senate And House.

HARDING STUDIES HOME PROBLEMS   SENATE -AND HOUSE LEADERS CALLED TO MARION   President-Elect to Leave Home Cit; Next Week For a Trip to Florida Where He Will Rest.

DISCUSSION OF DOMESTIC PROBLEMS NOW   'resident-Elect Plans to Con. fer This Week on Home Affairs.   . 0, P, LEADERS TO MARION

rops. Foreign Affairs fo. Discussion of Domestic Problems.   ‘HE LEANS TO HUGHES   ‘Expected to Be About Reads io Offer Him Staite  oe ate se VS : Poi Livilu.

HARDING WiLL HO 10 tLORID)   Will Winter in Sunny South After Next Week’s Conferences.

ARG TURNS TOTAY PROBL   MEMBERS OF, FINANCE COMMITTEE OF CONGRESS TO BE CONSULTED

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS WILL BE  _ BEFORE HARDING THIS WEEK   President-Elect Will Confer With House and Senate Leaders and Will Hays on Cabinet Choices; Going to Florida to Rest a

HARDING 10 LEAVE LEAGUE (oGUE FOR DOMESTIC AFFAIRS   Tax Revision and Cabinet Plan: Will Occupy Week With Various Conferences.

HARDING 10 REST IN FLORIDA   President-elect Summons Senate and House Leaders for Do mestic Conferences.

HARDING CALLS MORE LEADERS IN. CONFABS   Plans to Take Up Domestic Questions This Week,

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS   They are to be Discussed’ ii Conference With Mrs Harding.

HARDING TURNS FROM FOREIGN TO DOMESTIC PROBLEMS THIS WEE   To Hold Conferences fo Discussion of Cabinet Selections.

wi Leave Some Time Next Week.   DOMESTIC AFFAIRS "GIVEN ATTENTION   Presideitt-Elect Considers Problems.  *

CONFERENCES WITH PRESIDENTELECT HARDING   To Consult Leaders in House and Senate on Domestic Problems.

HOME PROBLEMS GET ATTENTION AT CONFERENCE   Harding Turns From Forzign To Domestic Relations      Loaves Next Week For a Trip To Florida

HARDING TAKES WP HOME ISSUES   >resident-elect Plans Series of Conferences with Congressional Leaders

HARDING PLANS COAST JOURNEY BEFORE MARCH 4   Discussion of Domestic Pol icies Taken Up By President-Elect.

HOME PROBLEMS DISCUSSED NOM   Pres.-Elect Harding Drow Association Ideas for Other Matters.

LITTLE CHANUE FOR AGREEMENT ON PEAGE TREATY   Senators Discuss Re: vised Article Ten Reservations   DEBATE WILL START MONDAY

NO ASSURANCE TREATY TRUCE WILL BE MADI   Republicans Fail to Get En thusiastic Over Hitch-

FAGT GOMPROMIoE TALIKELY. BELIEF   Senate. Léaders Divided on Opinion; Hitchcock Recetves no Answer.

TREATY TALK CENTERS ON TWO ARTICLE TEN DRAFTS   Opinion Among Leaders Divided on Possibilities of a Compromise to Insure Ratification.

Opinien Amowg Senate Lenders Divided On Possibility ef Reach Benes a tans eee fae

SENATE: DEADLOCK STILL: HOLDS GOOD ON PEACE TREATY   Leaders  ‘Divided’ o oa ‘Dompro wise Plan; Pact Up Agun Next Week.

WEEK SPENT ON PEACE TREATY WITH NO GAINS   See Little Possibilities of Compromise During  Coming Week.

NEGOTIATIONS ‘ON PEACE PACT AT STANDSTILL   SENATE LEADERS DIVIDED ON POSSIBILITIES OF A COMPROMISE TO INSURE RATIFICATION.

Possible Compromise by Slight Change in Wording of Hitehcock’s Latest Proposal

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL AT IMPASSE   Discussion Centers on Two Revised Article Ten Reservations Submit‘ted by Senator Hiteheock.

CONSPIRACY WITH TURKEY AND  FUGITIVE EX-KAISER EFFECTS OVERTHROW OF EBERT REGIME

bert Government is Overthrown and Von Kepp is Pro.  claumed Chancellor as

JAP MASSACRE REO REPRISAL   Murder of Several Hundred Persons it Siberia Was Act of Revenge, Report. ,

SAYS MASSACRE A REPRISAI   Vancouver Man Says Reds Murdered ‘Sous tn See

‘SAYS MASSACRE COVIET REPRISAL   CANADIAN MINING ENGINEER THROWS LIGHT ON KILLING OF JJAPS

CIVIL WARFARE _IN--RUHR. DIST. CETTING WORSE   Berlin , Comparatively Quiet But Other Parts of Germany Scenes of Violent Disorders. Food Scarce.   RED ARMY WELL ARMED   Numbers of Towns Have Been’ Taken over by Communists with Movement Spreading  North and East.  ms

GERM! N GOVERNMENT Is CON.  6 CENTRATING ITS TROOPS.   FORTY PERSONS. ‘KILLED AS noors CLASHED, ewes

COMMUNISTS READY FOR CLASH WITH GOVERN. MEN'T TROOPS.   Heavy Fighting Already Be > tween Regular and Insurgent .Ferces There,

TROOPS CONCENTRATING.   . ‘Government Is Preparing To Move Against Districts Held by  Pc Se ee ee ee ee

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JUnN BRYANT FAUND DEAD IN BEE   Had Been In Poor Health. CoroHolds Inquest. Burial at Indian Prairie Monday.

DARLISLE MAN ES FQUNG DEA   JOHN BRYANT, AGI 57, DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME OF HEART FAILURE

THE MONOPOLY OF THE PAGKEE   Over the Stock Yards to be Ended if This Plan WorksAll Right. ~   THE CATTLE RAISERS TO ACQUIRE CONTROL   Government Will Authorize the Project as Proposed bv the Packers.

CATTLE RAISERS 10 RUN STOCK YARDS   Court Decree Will Wrest = Author.t From Packers After Many Years.

CATTLE RAISERS GIVEN CONTROL OF STOCKYARDS   Court Decree Soon to Be Entered Wrests Power From Rie Packers   PALMER IS PLEASED   Packers’ Monopoly Over Stockyards and Terminals Forever Lost

THE TRUCKS ARE BUSY.   ltub Highwoy Superintendent Gettine Road in Condition,

THE TRUCKS ARE NUSY.      Hub Highway Superintendent ° ling Road in Condition,

OVERNMENT ACTS TOEND OIRIKE OF OWITCHMEN AT SUGGESTION OF UNIONISTS   -almer Will Attempt To Bring Lever Law Into Play To Force “Rump Union” Members To Return To Their Work.

MARCONI VENTURES: ‘THEORY ON STRANGE WIRELESS RECEIPTS   Weird Interruptions of Uncer . _tain in Import and. Indefinit -“OpiGin are Noted

GOMPERS GIES OK. 10 LEGION   is Answer to Question As to Attitude of American Fed_ eration of Labor.

PERSONAL INDORSEMENT OF LEGION MADE BY GOMPERS   Stand of Union Leader Is Taken in Letter to Secretary of Labor Council in West,

LEGION ENDORSED BY GOMPERS   Anawers Question  On Relations With Federation of Labor.

LEGION INDORSED BY PRESIDENT! OF AFF   Gompers pees No Reason for baleor Men Joining Organization

GOVERNOR PARKER. ~ ON UNION LABOF   Says There Will Be No Closed Ste and No Temporizing With Men . ’ Without Grievance.

PARKER WARNS LABOR TOBE CAREFUL MN ITSSTATEWORKINES   Says That Closed Shop Can not be Maintained in State Work and That Every In: dividual Workman Has ag Rioht to do as He Pleases.

ykKOMO MEN abrr sti ALING aS AUTOMOBILE AT TIPTO:        Bay They Were Employed by ‘Thiet : : Party To Do It,

THESE MEN IN BAD   KOKOMO MEN ADMIT STEALING AUTOMOBILE AT TIPTON,   Say They Were Employed by Third Party To Do It,

PROMINENT MEN INDICTED FOR JUGGLING POLL TAXES FOLOWING DEMO PRIMARY

CELEBRATION CONTINUES LANG.   Crowds in New York HMaqual Pormer dimen in Shee.

CELEBRATION ONLY CLOSES WITH DAWK   Revelers on Great White Way Take Advantage of Possible Last Opportunity to Welcome Coming of New Year.   CROWDS MORE ORDERLY; LESS NUMBER ARRESTED   Observance of Holiday at Na tional Capital Ouieter Thar Usual Owing to Illness 0! President Wilson.

PLENTY OF JAZZ *NEW YEAR'S EVE  DESPITEDRYLAW   "filarity Marked Adven Of 1920 From N. Y. To San Francisco.

JOHN BARLEYCORNAIDS IN GREETING NEW YEAR   “GREAT: WHITE WAY” IN NEW YORK SCENE OF HILARIOUS REVELS.   THOUSANDS JOIN IN PARATE   Chimes of Hundreds of Churches Ring : Ont at Midnight, While Whistles . ' Shriek Accompaniment, —

DIDNT GO HOME "TILL MORNING   THE BRIGHT LIGHTS BURNED ALE 1 MIGHT ON BROADWAY,   ‘THE LAST BIG DRUNK”   NEITHER POLICE NOR FEDERAT “OFFICERS SPOILED THE “FUN”   Chicago and Kansas Clty Also Suent the Nicht In'a Mad Caronse and Went to Bed at Dawn.

New York Celebrates Event m Traditional Hilarious Manners White Way FT Phy ongec With Man rv Thousancl,      @ SIGNS Y PROWESS EN CHICAGE  OF DRYNESS   Mhiladelphia, be CGTLIYES Entry Lewes "Wha of New Year b by Big Para ce;  acc .     Washington Gives [Nous} Wolcame.

CELEBRATION   Continued Until Dawn in Hotels and Restaurants in New York

YORK HAD BOOZE   tdway Thronged With New Years Revelers.   QUIET AT WASHINGTON   ase of President’s I[llness Vhite House Watch Party Dispensed With.

ANOTHER ACCIDENT = AT FATAL GROSSING   CAR DRIVEN BY THOMAS DECK. EN, MINER AT GLENDORA, GOES OVER EMBANKMENT

A FINAL EFFORT BY RAILWAY WEA   [Against the Cummins-Escl - Bill by Seeking a Veto  By the President.   MEASURE AS PASSED BY CONGRESS SIGNED   Ready for President's Actio: It is Sent to the White House Today.

FIRE LOSS UP IN MILLIONS   Drydocke im Canal Near New Orleanne Deatroyed and Several  Eteamers TDaeamace,i

UKE DRYDOGK DEST RAYED BY FIRE   Four Steamers Damaged, Combined Loss Being Estimated at $2,200,000 — Many Minor Injuries.

ANNUAL MEET OF FARMERS   At Indianapolis Nov. 15th and 16 I Largest Attendance In History Expected.

STATE CONVENTION OF FARM. ERS’ FEDERATION TO OCCUI AT INDIANAPOLIS NOVEMBER TENTH AND ELEVENTH.

BOLSHEVIK ATTACKS, ON ING BOR AND -HIS FAMILY FEAREE   Direct Telegraphic Communication Between Soviets aad Bulgars Established   OUTBREAKS DECLARED DAILY OCCURENCES   American Avistor Volunteer to Assist Poles in Repelling Lenine Forces

‘REDS HAVE TELEGRAPH LINE   Soviet Russin and SBelgarian Bol.  shevists in Communication.

GOVERNOR ROBERTSON WILL INSIST ON THE REMOVAL OF OFFICERS IN’ WHOSE CHARGE. THE LYWCHED MEN WERE   OKLAHOMA'S EXECUTIVE INSISTS THAT “OUTRAGES” COULD HAVE ’ BEEN OBVIATED WITH LITTLE CARE AND ATTEN. . TION TO. DUTY :

May Keep Age Secret   Fell Clly Clerk "Over 2, That : Don't. Forget ta Repister, Wemar Deader §.

WOMEN ARE GETTING BUSY AND REGISTERIN   This Followa Decision That They Don't Have to Tell Their Aves.

ASKS WOMEN TO REGISTER   Topeka Woman Attorney Urges Them  éo-_. SF

MAY END “STUNTING” OVER HOUSETOPS   LOW FLYING OF AIRPLANES "MENACE TO COMMUNITY, S\YS MAYOR   Matter Will Be Brought to the \tiention of City Corimissioners at Early Date

MAY END “STUNTING” OVER HOUSETOPS          LOW FLYING OF AIRPLANES MENACE TO COMMUNITY, SAYS MAYOR   Matter’ Will Be Brought to the Attention of City, Conmmissioners at EK.

BITTER LABOR WAR IN THE FEDERATION   May be Inaugurated if Steel Workers’ Committee’s Strike Plan is Endorsed.

A.F. OF L MAKES WIDE DEMANDS   ‘Hands Off Mexico,” Lift Soviet Blockade, Among Projects.   FEDERAL AIDS ARE CENSURED   Labor War Looms Before Convention at Montreal as Stee! Workers Make Threat if Aid is Given Men Who Directed Strike.

LABOR CONVENTION RAPS OUR ~ GOVERMENT   “Hands Off Mexico,” Lift Sovie! - Blockade, Among. Projects.   FEDERAL AIDS ARE.CENSURED   Labor War Looms Before Conventior at Montreal ag Steel Workers Make . Threat if Aid Is Given Men Who’ "Directed Strike..

FEDERATION NOW FACES LABOR WAR   Steel Workers Make Threat If Federation Aids Men Who Directed Strike.   LABOR MAKES WIDE DEMANDS   Resolutions Before Convention at Mon.  treal Demand “Hands Off Mexico,” . Lifting Soviet Blockade ar”  . Raiiway Ownershir

STEEL STRIKE “MAY CAUSE LABOR WAR   300,000 MAY WITHDRAW FROM FEDERATION UNLESS SUPPORT IS GIVEN

LABOR SPLIT ON STEEL STRIKE A PROBABILITY IN CONVENTION      Committee in Charge Is Bitter Bone of ‘Contention   300,000 MEMBERS MAY LEAVE BODY   Workers Oppose Federation Support of Those in Charye . of Late Tie-Up .

OO EE  LABOR WARLOOMS: BEFORE A. F.OFL.   Steel Workers Make Threat ff Federation Aids Men Who Directed Strike.   LABOR MAKES WIDE DEMANDS   Resolutions Before Convention at Mon treal Demand “Hands Off Mexico,” Lifting Soviet Blockade and Railway Ownership.

DRAFT EVADER ELUDES POSSE   Louis Krueger, Sought For Part in é Wartime Battle, Outwits Armed ne Men Who Had Surround ed Swamp   MARSHAL TALKS WITH MOTHER   Federal Official Investigates Case— Clark County Sheriff

DRAFT EVADER ELUDES POSSE   Louis Krueger, Sought For Part in Wartime Battle, Quiwits Armed Men Who Yad Surreunded Swamp   MARSHAL TALKS WITH MOTHER   Federal Official Investigates Case— Clark County Sheriff firdarce Hate

COX WET WAVE FAILED TO BUDGE DRY STATES      OHJO. GOVERNOR IS STOPPED BUT PALMER AND McADOGSEANT WIN —

COX WET WAVE FAILED TO BUDGE DRY STATES   OHIO GOVERNOR IS STOPPED BUT PALMER AND MeADOG@ CANT WIN —   Davis and Cummings Loom a Forlorn Hopes—The Libera!s May be “Rolled”

MORE COAL FOR CITIES OF NORTH   PLAN TO FURNISH ONE CAR DAILY FOR EVERY 6,000 POPULATION

CONFEREES AGREE ON ALLOTMENT OF COA   Northern Cities of Ohio Are Guaranteed More Coal for Loca! Consumption

UMPERS 10 STUMP COUNTRY AGAINST HARDING CAMPAIGN   Re-elected President 0: A. F. O. L. Chief To Start Work. -

RESENT SLANDERQUS  ATTACKS ON M’CRA)      GOODLAND EX-SERVICE MEN DECLARE! PROPAGANDA DETRIMENTAL TO PARTY

Ex-service Men Object to Slander   ISSUED LAST WEEK IN THE BEN TON REVIEW. PRINT STATE“MENT BELOW

U. & JAP SOCIETY IN APPEAL      Honolulu Organization Protests te Congressional Party on Treatment of American-Born.

APPEAL BY U. S. JAP SOCIETY   Hawaiian Organization Protests to Conaressional Party.

NOT TO BE SOLID FOR BUTLER.   came of New Vork Delegates Favor Pa en a eee 

DENIAL MADE OF AN ALLIANCE   thileam-—Japanese Pact Pronounced 4An Absurd Rumor.

DOCUMENT IS PRESENTED BY CAMPAIGN SECRETARY SHOWING EXPENDITURES

COMMITTEE HAS WOOD CAMPAIGIE UNDER FIRE    JOHNSON- HOOVER FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA I5 ALSO UNDER INVESTIGATION.   HUNTS TRA WPADOG BOON   Vast Sums Expended in Behalf of Some Presidential Candidates Are Brought to Light.

LOT OF MONEY IN WOOD FUND   MORE THAN MILLION SPENT IN PROMOTING HIS BOOM.   TREASURER HAS THE FIGURES   REBATE FOR CONTRIBUTORS ENTIRELY UNLIBELY.    Hiram Johnson Not Neglieeted,. With  Semething Like $200,000 in His   Bebali—MecAdoeo Backing  : Remaina Wystery—

A. A. Sprague Testifies $200,000 Was Borrowed to Carry on Fight--Committee Told Johnson Fund Totals $200,000 and That Hoover Spent at Least $300,000 in California.

MONEY PLENTY FOR CAMPAIGN GENERAL WOOL   WEALTHY MEN SUPPLIED MOS OF 117, COMMEPPTER TOLD BY THE WITNESSES.   ifort. To Locate Rumored Propesal fo Raise Ten Million Por Nomination of MeAdoo Faiicd.   Will Call On People

GENERAL WOOD FUND VER A MILLION   BESIDES WHAT WAS _ RAISED IN BIATES-THREY ARGIe   NEBRASKA GOT $46,200      Johnson Mangers Had $200,000—  Claim Hoover Had $300,000 In  California Primary

Treasurer of Democratic National Committee Says Report of Big Fund for McAdoo is an Absurdity.   ROCKEFELLER HELPED THE FUND WITH $25 000   Expenditures of Gen. Wodd’s Committee Are $1,174.916.'S—Exceeding Receipts Many Thousand.

Charge Hoover Spends Over  $300,000 in California  in Johnson Campaign   UNABLE TO GET BARUCH CONNECTED WITH M’ADOO   ‘Colonel Proctor Advances Over $500,000 For Wood and ‘May Not Be Repaid

PROBERS HOLD NIGHT SESSION ~TORET FACTS   Details of Wood Campaign Finance Furnished, by Treasurer of National Committee  MILLIONAIRES. AMONG LARGER CONTRIBUTORS   investigators, Still. Going After Information About McAdoo ‘Political Campaign

GERMANY COPYING SOVIET OF RUSSIA   CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING'S JOURNAL   EVERY TOWN FS MHINELASD FN WOKKREAS CONTROL,   Hearcerotier talled tpon tae Searree der Pircarme—Pelitieal ae Well ne Cammon Prieonere Ire treed Prom Jails.

Red Leaders Release Political ard _ Prisoners, Order Middle Class to Sur All Firearms Under Penalty af Deacaan

SOVIETS CONTROL WALLEY OF RHINE LATE REPORTS oAY   CONDITIONS PRe tb AMET Ey AE THOME IN HoLSHE VIKE RUSSEN

LIKE CONDITIONS IN SOVIET BUSS!   Virtually Every Town in the Rhine Provinces of Germany Reported to be in the Hands of the Workmen.

SOVIETS FREE PHISONERS OF EVERY GRADE   Socialists Lose Power and Accept Dictatorship of Proletariat   FOOD VERY SCARCE   Military Leaders of Revolution in Berlin Are Arrested— Kapp Flies to East Frussia —Strike Ends.

NEED BIGNAVY QUT OF LEAGUE   SMALLER NAVY WILL BE RE QUIRED Ir THE UNITED STATE JOINS EN PACT

PRE-WAR NAVAL PROGRAM NECESSARY PENDING LEAGUE ~ DECISION, SAYS DANIELS

BIG NAVY PROGRAM URGED BY DANIELS   Secretary Says Pre-war Plans Mus' be Executed Unless U. 8. Joins League of Nations.   $193.300.000 TO BE NEEDED   Construction May be Checked i: Treaty is Ratified—Disarmament Then Possible.

‘Daniels Says Pre-War ‘Naval Program Must Be Continued by U.S.   Failure of Senate to Ratify Treatv and Join Navy in the Will Force America to Start Building of Greatest Navv World. Secretary Declares: Another Three Year Building Program May Be Recommended

SECRETARY OF NAVY ASSERTS BUILDING MUST BE CON- ° TINUED UNTIL U.S. IS IN LEAGUE” °   WANTS LARCEST “NAVY   Ametica Must. Have Huge Sea Force to Be Ready in Case Treaty ig Reject©d—Can be Stopped When America Joins League “

Secretary Daniels Tells House Committee Needs of U. S. Navy.   BIG NAVY OR RATIFICATION   Program Can Be Cut Down Later if Disarmament ls Decided,

MUST th ia   DANIELS ers NAVAI) PROGRAY MUST do AHFAD) PENDING TREATY RATIBIC; 4 e  “ATION,            MUST HAVE BIGG NAVY OR JOI  EST , LEAGUE   apt Secretary  Recommeni si Go New Ships—Must Build “Many More It League Is Pasged Up. 7

DANIELS ASKS FOR MORE SHIPS   Rejection of League Makers Enlarging Navy’ imminent   ‘MUST HAVE LARGE MARINE   U.S. Will Need Greatest Sea Powere in World. He Savs

NEED BIG NAVY WITHOUT LEAGUI   Daniels Tells House Committee U, S., Outside League, Must Have World Greatest Sea Force

SES. DANIELS OUTLINES HS ~ NAVAL PEOCRAN   TELUS NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMIETTEE IT IS NECESSARY AT THE PRESENT TIME         HE othe Unite States F the League of the Build ing Pre Wa Be  Draperg:  ts to Enter

N. Y. SALOONS IN FULL BLAST   ‘Prohibition Law Laxly Enforced, Crooks Drink, Says Judge Charles C. Nott.

sen “BEACONAT BUI   Promises if Elected President, to Give Each-Branch of Federal .Goyernment. its ‘Constitutional: Part .

NEED THE SENATE TO SAVE AMERICA      HARDING ANSWERS CHARGES MADE RY THE DEMOCRATS   Each Branch'of the Gevernment Will Have Its Constitutional Part, \cminee Says

NEED SENATE TO SAVE THE U. S. SAYS HARDING   WOULD GIVE ‘To EACH BRANCH ITS CONSTITUTIONAL PART IN GOVERNMENT.

HARDING WANTS LUNGRESS GIVEN LUNSIDERATION   SAYS EACH BRANCH SHOULD BE GIVEN DUTIES TO PERFORM

ONE-MAN RULE TO END   Senator Harding. Stands Squarely for Representative Form of Government:

HARDING REPLIES TO CRITICISM OF GOV. COX   Reviews Principal Issues 0 ~ Campaign and Gives Hi Views on Them

SIMPLE LIFE MAIN STANDBY OF NATION DECLARES HARDING   Urges Plain Living, Thrift and Square Dealing to Carry Thru Adjustments.   TALKS AT NEW ORLEANS COMMERCE ASSOCIATION   Assures South of Hope for It: Industrial Development and Trade Relations.

Sunple Life Is   Recommended   As Direst Need   Sanity, Clear Thinking, Common Sense, Honesty, Cooperation Are Prime Requisites Today Says President-Elect in

NEW ORLEANS. AOST 10 NEXT U.S. PRESIDENT      Must’Solve:Probleras at Home ' First, Harding Says.in‘Ad'. . dress. to South   ALLUDES. TO-RISESAND* =: “FALL OF PRODUCE PRICES   “lide of.-Good” Fortune Will -Flood -and-Ehb,” Speaker. 'Keeprte :

VOYAGE TO CANAL WILL BE DIRECT   President-Elect in Stop at New Orleans Says Plain Living Should Be Practiced in New Wor.d Order.

PLAIN LIVING AND =~ ~ SQUARE DEALING 1S —"T,S, NEED--HARDING   Prime Necessities. .in’ Meeting Period of Post-War Re3 adjustment   DISCOURAGEMENTS. ARE ONLY... -\ TEMPORARY DECLARES: SENATOF   Patty. Stops in 3 in New Orleans on Way to Panama’

PLAINAIVING, SQUARE: ‘DEALS, “URGES HARDING   Pins Reconstruction Faith Or These Principles, Plus National Sanity.   WATION MUST FACE ISSUES

SIMPLE LIVING WITH HONEST DEALING MAIN NEED HARDING SAYS   In Speech at New Orleans the President Elect Asserts the South Should Develop Factories and Natural Resources.

SANITY SAFEST WAY QUT OF TANGLES OF AFTERWARPROBLEM   Plain Living and Square Dealing Invoked As Strongest Reli ances of Nation.   STRESSES SIMPLE LIVING.   Address Contained Message‘ of Assurance for Industrial Progress of South.

PLAIN LIVING IS ADVOCATED TO AlD NATION   Thrift and Cooperatior by all People will Work Out Problems.

HARDING SAY RETURN TO THE CIMPIE [IEF   President-Elect Addresses the New Orleans Association of Commerce Today.   SPEAKER URGES PRACTICE OF THRIFT   Ohioan Delivers a Message o Assurance to Industrial South.

HARDING } URGES SIMPLE LIVING   President-Elect Makes F ‘Speech in New Orleans During Short Stay

HARDING FOR: “PLAIN LIVING”   President-Elect: Says Simplicity Must be U. S. Keynote

OWELE Ltt STANDING 9 PRGSURI TN HOA. 9. ALLS   Plain Living and Square Dealing Reliance in Readjustinent   PRESIDENT-ELECT SPEAKS IN SOUTH   “America Must Realize Dignity of Productive Labor”

PLAIN LIVING  ESSENTIAL FOR AMERICA DURING RECONSTRUCTION   Sanity, Clear Thinking, Honesty, Common Sense’ and Co-operation Are  - Needed Now   HARDING URGES A -- SPIRIT OF UNITY   CO-ORDINATION OF PEOPLE OF UNITED STATES WILL SOLYE’ PROBLEM AND KEEP BUSI NESS ON FIRM. BASIS.

Decides Against Making Coast stop—4 Would Disrupt Schedule i Shipping Company. :

PLAIN LIVING, SQUARE DEALING. SAYS HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT, AT NEW ORLEANS, PLEADS FOR COMMON SENSE

\ ATION’S STRONG REJIANCE DURING A PERIOD OF AFTERWAR RE-ADJUSTWENT.   President-elect Talks at New Orleans on Nation’s Future—He Has Good Words for New  i: ee ©

WARNS PEOPLE CF, BIG PROBLEMS   Plain Living and Square Dealing President-Elect’s Advice   REVERSES ONLY TEMPORARY.   Brings Message of Assuranse in New Orleans Speech

HARDING  IN NEW ORLEANS   Piain Living and Square Dealing Inveked in Talk

PEAIN LIVING SANE THINKING AMERICA’S NEED   Harding ‘ells New Orleans Audience That Thrift Is National Essential   MOMENTOUS PROBLEMS   ‘Despair Nor Pessimism Have  Place in Thoughts of People of Country

PRESIDENT - ELEGT’S INTENTION 1S 10 £0 DIRECT 10 PANAMA   in Address at New Orleans He Declares Square Dealing And Plain Living Needed   Nation Must Face Problems With Resolute Courage Is Declared by Senator

NEW ORLEANS GROUP HEARS WIR. HARDING IN A BRIEF SPEECH   Lately Weatherbeaten Fisherman Comes To the Fore In Southern City   GIST OF REMARKS AT ‘DELIGHTFUL OCCASION

AARDING WILL NOT MAKE STOF AT MEXICAN PORT   Would Disarrange Schedule 0 Vessel On Which He Travels   Sail Late Thursday for Cristobal Panama

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING INVOKES ' PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE DEALING   “Sanity, Clear Thinking and Common: Sense” Named As Prime Necessities In Meeting New World Order—Expresses Kind Sentiments for the South. ,

MEXIGAN VISIT AY AGEING NOT NW BOCIREE   STOP AT MEXICAN PORT WOULD SERIGUSLY DISKUPT SCHEDULE OF STEAMER.

NOSTOP  IN MEXICO -BY-HARDING   ON. HIS VOYAGE TC “PANAMA CANAL ' FONE .   President-elect Found. I  : Impossible to Arrange , Sehedule — Party: Wil Sail Late ° “Today ‘fo . Cristobal.

HARDING TO SKIP BY MEXICO   President-Elect Decides Against Mak. ing a Coast Stop.

‘Made Speech Before the New  “- Orleans’ “Commercial. Body  ‘This Morning,—Was Greet “ed at-Baton Rouge and Other Cities bv Bio Crowds.

SQUARE DEALING NEEDED--HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT DELIVERS SPEECH AT NEW ORLEANS.

ARDING WN ~VOKES PLAN LI AND SQUARE DEALING   Saps Sanity, Clear Thinking, Common Sense, Honesty and Cooperation Are Among Requirements In Meeting De_ mands of New World Order

HARDING WON'T GO 10 MEXICO   Decides Against Making Coast Stop— Would Disrupt Schedule of Shipping Company.

AFTER-WAR PROBLEMS : AND THEIR SOLUTION   Plain Living and Square Dealing the Answer, Declares Pres- ident-Elect Harding. :   MESSAGE OF ASSURANCE ~ FOR INDUSTRIAL SOUTH   NO EXCUSE FOR DESPAIR   A Stronger America, Now Is in the Making; Bright Future Seen,

NATION'S STRONGEST RELIANCE IN PERIOD OF READJUSTMENT, HE SAYS IN SPEECH TODAY AT NEW ORLEANS   Sanity, Clear Thinking, Common Sense, Honesty and Co-operation Are Prime Necessities in Meeting Demands of New Order.

Plain’ Living and ‘Stuare Dealing Were Invoked by Presiden ,  Elect Harding in a Speech. at: New Orleans Today—   Contideht America Will So ive Its. Own Probes, on Single Basis of Old Time Virtues. =.

HOPES TO SEE ALL AMBITION:   ‘Would Like to See a South land Aflame With Industry” He Tells Audience.   ONE GREAT GATEWAY TO LATIN - AMERIC/

President-Elect Advocates Return to the Simple Life in an Address — ~ at New Orleans.   SAYS REPUBLIC CAN NEVER FALL IF EACH DOES HIS PAR?

SIMPLER LIVING MUST COME oAYo FUTURE PRESIDEN   SEN. HARDING SPEAKS IN NEV ORLEANS TODAY   ENROUTE TO CANAL ZONE FROM TEXAS   This Country Must Get Back to the Days of Plain Living and Square Dealing He Tells New Orleans Chamber of Commerce

PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE DEALING IS CREED OF HARDING   President Elect in Speech To  day at New Orleans Says  These Two Essential to National Greatness.

PRESIDENT-ELECT IN APPEAL FOR RETURN TO OLD PLAIN-LIVING   ‘Renunciation of Extrava gance Keynote of His Address.

PLAIN LIVING SQUARE DEALING   such is heme of Aqgaress Ue: livered by President-Elect Harding in New Orleans  erie eee or cecmncsmie  Common Sense Urged in Dealing With New World. Prcb lems,

PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE DEALING HARDING'S REMEDY FOR AMERIC   President Elect Urges ‘Sanity, Clear Thinking, Common Sense, Honesty and Co-operation’ To Meet the Present Crisis.

HARDING OUTLINES PLAN FOR GETTING BACK TO NORMAL   PLAIN LIVING, SANITY AND CO OPERATION GIVEN AS REMEDIES.   SPEAKS AT NEW ORLEANS ON WAY TO PANAMA CANA

SAT DOOR OF ECONSTRUCTION ITH ROCKY PATH   0 Time To Pause Or Despair; Fight Reverses —Harding.

HARDING NOT TO PAUSE AT MEXICAN PORT   FINDS IT IMPOSSIBLE TO DO SO WITHOUT SERIOUSLY DISRUPTING STEAMISR’S SAILING SCHEDULE.

PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE DEALING IS U.S. NcED--HARDING   Prime Necessities in Meeting Period of Post-War Readjustment   DISCOURAGEMENTS ARE ONLY TEMPORARY DECLARES SENATOR   Party Stops in New Orleans on . Way to Panama

PRESIDENT-ELECT NOT TO’ VISIT MEXICAN PORT  ,   Finds “Sto pat Any Point on Coast . Would Disrupt Schedule of Bhip- ping Company

PLAIN LIVING. AND  SQUIRE DEAL AR HARDING'S MOTT   Made Speech Be Before the New Orleans Commercial Body This Morning.—Was Greeted at Baton Rouge and Other Cities by Bie Crowds.

JBPOKE AT. NEW. ORLEANS   Said Sanity, Cledr-Thinking arc Common-sense Are Neces« sary Now,

Otto H. Cahn Makes  Unwise Suggestion   Suggests Avolition of Excess, Profits Tax and Suggests Substitution of Purchase Tax of One Per Cent.

Otto H. Cahn Makes  Unwise Suggestion      ia _   Sugpests Abolition of Excess Profits Tax and Saggests Substitution of Purchase Tax of One Ver Cent,

Freudenberg, Charged With Murder of Rich Mother-in-Law Arraigned Today; Mustard Injection Death’s Cause is States Charge.

SINS SHOULD HAVE KEPT QUIET ABOUT .. - WOOL-PULLING ORDER; DEMOCRAT DENOUNCES SEA-DOG'S FRANKNES'   Dishonorable Discharge for Officer.:Wrged  in the House   1S HYPHENATED POLITICIAN, SAYS   Libelled Army, Belittled Navy; All Around Liar, Declared

‘Hyphenated Politician” Says Byrnes —Comes Back at Sims for “Pull Wool Over England's Eyes" State. ment.

WOULD BOUNCE SIMS Aa DETRIMENT 10 THE NAVY   SAID ADMIRAL CRITICISED PERSHING UNJUSTLY, WHILE HE SLAMMED NAVY AND IN OTHER WAYS WAS UNWISE

"FLOOR OF HOUSE   Deserves “Condemnation of Every American and Dishonorable Discharge From Navy.”

SIMS BITTERLY ASSAILED   Byrnes Characterizes Him “Hyphenated Politician.”

ATTACK ON SIMS IS CHEERED   House Hears the Admiral Denounce: for “Libeling Army and Depreciating Navy.”

ATTACK ON SIMS 4S CHEERED   House Hears the feimiral Denounced for “4 ibeling Army and Depreci- A _ ating Navy.” ~. «age

SIMS ATTACKED BY CONGRESSMAN TODA   South Carolina Representative Says Admiral Should be , Dishonorably Discharged.

WOULD FIRE SIMS OUT OF THE U.S.NAVY   Rep. Byrnes of South Carolina Vigorous in Condemnation of Loose Talk By the Admiral.

URGES DISCHARGE OF ADMIRAL SIMS FROM UNITED STATES NAY   Representative Burns Declares the Admiral Is Hyphenated  Politician.   HE LIBELED THE U. S. ARMY   Wanted to Give Control of the Ocean to Great Britain; Violated Confidences.

WAS IT TEA OR WHISKEY?   Grand Jifry Probes Distribution of Samples of Allezed intoxicant ae ae a ne ee

UNION PRESIDENT 5 SENT TO JAN      Judge Takes Action Against Howat and Assistants for Refusal to Testify

HOWAT JAILED FOR CONTEMPT   Kansas Mine Leader Goe: to Prison for Refusal  to Testify.

COAL WIVERS' CHIEFS iN CELLS FOR REFUGAL TD BOW 18 NOUSTRIAL COURT

HOWAT AND THREE MINER OFFICIALS ARE SENT 10 JAIL   Charged With Contempt of Court by Federal Judge   MINERS MAY QUIT WORK

District President ‘Penalized for Refusing to Testify in Industrial Relations Couit. ;

COAL MINERS CHIEFS IN CELLO FOR REFUSAL TO BOW 10 INDUSTRIAL COUR

Alexander Howat and Three of His Colleagues Guilty of Cantempt Charges

Kansas’ Militant Leader of Mineworkers in Contempt of In-  ae OEE ein) Comrt. = tan

DISTRICT PRESIDENT HOWAT OF MINE WORKERS IN JAIL   With Him Go Three Other Union Officers Who Refused to Answer Questions of the Court.

AILED FOR DEFYING INDUSTRIAL COURT   ALEXANDER HOWATT, PRES. OF MIN WORKERS. iMPR.SONED IN KANSAS   SUMMON RAIL UNION HEADS   Governor Allen Instructs Attorney General to Enforce Law to Letter.

HOWAT SENT TO JAIL.   Four Union Leaders Will B Held Until They Are Ready to Testify.

Mine Leaders Won't Testify;  Sent to Prisor   Howat, Head of Kansas District, One of Recalcitrants.

Predict North Carelina Senate Will Reconsider Yesterday’s Action,

SUFFS RENEW FIGHT INN. C.   WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS TRY TO HAVE : SENATE RECONSIDER ACTION ON AMENOMENT

AMERICAN LEGION OFFICES.   Heard General Wood and Command. er Galbreath at Culver.

IERICAN LE     . OFFICES.   Heard Gencral Wood and Command- er Galbreath at Culver.

“SOVIET ARK” DOCKS AT HANGO, FINLAND; REDS DISEMBARKED   Emma and Alex Promise to Return to Save United States.

FIRING TO CEASE AS U. S. REDS PASS NO MAN’S LAND INTO BOLSHEVIK ‘COUNTRY

RUSHCARSTO MOVE BIGGEST CROP OF GRAIN   Relief of Chicago Freight Con gestion Allows Increase In Grain Movements.   TRANSPORTATION IS VITAL   Billions of Bushels Must Bi Moved Within Next Few Months.

RUSH THE CARS TO MOVE GRAIN CROF   FREIGHT CONGESTION IS RE LIEVED AT THE TERMINALS,

EMBARGO AGAINST ~ CERTAIN IMPORTS   Proposed By North Dakota ~  - Solon.: '

GRAIN EMBARGO PROPOSED TODA\   North Dakota Congressman Would Cut Out All Importation,

WOULD EMBARGO FOREIGH PRODUCTS   North Dakota Man. "Intro. duces Bill To Exelude“Foreign Products.

WOULD EMBARGO FARM PRODUCTS FROM COUNTRY   Finbargo On Leading Farm - Produce Asked by Congressman

TO STOP GRAIN. IMPORT   Proposed aig asure to Put ‘Embar co on Shipping Seme Products :

PROPOSES EMBARGO FOR YEAR AGAINST PRODUCTS      North Dakota Representative  Introduces Bills to Protect .. Farmers

FOR EMBARGO ON STOCK AND FARM PRODUCTS   Republican Member Would Stop Import of’ Grains and Stock for Year.   PROPOSES PERMANENT DUTY

PACKERS PROPOSE TO DROP Ble STOCKYARD  INTERESTS; OPTION ON  PROPERTIES 1S GIVE}

SUBMIT PLAN TO SELL INTERES! IN OTOGK YARD:   Framed in Accordance With Decree of Court Early in Year.

THE BiG FIVE SUBMIT PLAN   South St. Paul Plant Included ir Properties to Be Sold; Option: - Rumored.

PACKERS’ PLAN ON STOGKYARS FLEDWITHULS   Big: Five. Must Dispose. of Interests: Pursuant: to. ‘Compromise Agreement

No Slate for Vice-Presidency ination is Apparently Open to Appears Overnight and NomFloor of Convention.

NEW YORKER ‘BEST BET FROM EAST   Gov. Stewart of Montana and J. E. Davies Also Mentioned as Cox’s Running Mate as Convention Gets Under Way.

INTERNATIONAL COURT JUSTICE IS ESTABLISHEL   By the Assembly of the League of Nations—Must be Approved by 22 Nations.

LEAGUE'S OTATUTE  FOR PERMANENT JUSTICE COURT   Geneva Assembly Accomplishe: Its First Important Constructive Work.   OPEN BY NEXT SEPTEMBER

LEAGUE ADOPTS COURT STATUTE   International Court of Justice  Plans Now Ready For  Ratification

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY APPROVES A PLAN FOR SUPER COURT   Action Is First Important Piece of Constructive Legislation Adopted at Geneva Meet.

COURT OF JUSTICE PLANS ADOPTED   NO PENALTY IS PROVIDED FOR NONCOMPLIANCE WITE ITS MANDATES.   OTATES ARE CONSIDERING   Military Control of Danzig by Poland Recommended to Council by Military Commission. 

APPROVAL FOLLOWS HOT DEBATE BETWEEN EUROPEAN DELEGATES AND THOSE FROM LATIN-AMERICA   Organization As Outlined Lacks the Obligatory Appearance of Both Parties to a Dispute and Imposes No Penalty for NonCompliance With Tribunal’s Decisions.

U5. BART DISARMING UF NATIONS   League Will Ask All to Abide by Rule, But U.S. Will Not Be Affected by Ruling.

WORLD COURT TO HEAR WRANGLES PASSES LEAGUI   Biggest Constructive Legislation Adopted by Assembly.

EUROPE BESTS S. AMERICA IN VOTE ON COURT   Divided on Nature of Mem: bership, Latins Wanting It Obligatory   MAY OPEN SEPTEMBER   - <<. -— —~-— - INTERNATIONAL COURT JUDGES ELECTED WHEN MAJORITY OF STATES RATIFY

INTERNATIONAL COURT ADOPTEL   papaie Assembly, However, Fails to Pro. svide Penalty For Non-Compliance. With Decisians: Plan Ts Attacked:

PEARANCE BOTH PARTIES TO O1SPUTE MADE OPTIONAL   Statute for Permanent Inter national Court of Justice is Adopted.   LATIN-AMERICA AND EUROPE CLASH IN DEBATE   War of Words Failed to Change Viewpoint of Majority bu Served to Relieve Feeling: of Delegates Which Ha Reached High Pitch.

IN COLORADO   TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ME} - WALK OUT. PENDING WAGE © ~~ ADJUSTMENT WITH OPERATORS

COLORADO COAL STRIKE LOOMING   Wage Dispute May Mear  Walkout Of 2,500 Men  From Pits

TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED MINERS IN NORTHERN COLORADO FIELDS WILL GO ON STRIKE THURSDA)   Will Remain Out Until Operators Agre to Conference on Wage Adjustment  and Working Agreement

League Needs  United State:      Cuban  TNelerate Bays Amevig; Mist Vurtigipaie toe Make Phin. Su sf,

LEAGUE LACKING IN POWER WITH AMERICA NOT ik   ‘That Is Declaration of Head of Delegation Representing Cuba.

MOVE. TROOPS TO STRIFE. SCENES   Second Detachment of Regulars Sent to Butte to Control Strike Rioting Situation,

ASLIGHT GAIN   COMMERCE DEPARTMENT’S STATEMENT SHOWS THE MONTH’S BUSINESS

EXPORTS 10 EUROPE AND SOUTH AMERICA INCREASED IN SEPT   But There Was Furthe Slump in Business with Asia.

SLIGHT RECOVERY "IN EXPORTS SEE   Reduction in Shipments to Asia.

Government To  Reply to R. R. Me:   Reply to Be Made Tomorrow and to Be Definite and Final, i is Said:

RAIL CHIEFS TO GET FINAL WAGE REPLY TUESDA\   Director General Hines to Deliver Government’s Ultimatum.

ANSWER TO R. R. MEN,   APPEAL FOR HIKE JN WAGES 10 BE SETTLED SOONK.    No Forecast of the Reply is (Given Exeept That it Will be Detinite and Final. .

HINES TO ANSWER RAILROAD DEMANDS   Will Make ‘“‘Definite And Final’ Reply To 2,000,000 Men On Wages.

HINES WILL ANSWER lit RAILROAD) IN TUESHAY   Definite and Final Reply To Demands Will Be Made By Director General---Nature of Answer Not Divulged.

HINES’ REPLY TO RAILROAD MEN IS READY   Outcome of Demands of Two Million Men for Wage Increases Will Be Known Definitely Tomorrow.

TRANSCAUGASIAN:( Orries : REPOR TEN ACIN REDS’. “WAWDE   Answer’ to Wage. Demands f - Employed to Be Given by.” “ Director Genéral -.

DEMAND 2,000,000 HALLWAY MEA   FINA LANSWER FROM THE GOV ERNMENT TO MEN, TOMORROW   CONFERENCE LAST PRIOR TO TURNING OVER ROADS.

Government To  Reply to R. R.-Men   Reply to Be Made Tomorrow : Be Definite and Pinal, Tt i

HINES T6 GIVE REPLY TO WAGE DEMANDS TOM@RROY   Answer te Hellroed Emplures is Ln. Jersteod ro Be Fingl— Gemiis Unheuwn,

WILL HIKE RAIL WAGES?   Answer to Brotherhood Demands Tomorrow.   NO INKLING OF DECISION   Director-General Hill Will Giv Definite and Final An wie -~- —«sS Wer.

HINES 10 ANSWER bP WAGE DEMANDS   Final and Definite Reply To Two Mitlion Emptoyves Will Be Given . Tomorrow.

HINES TO ANSWER RAILROAD MEN'S DEMANDS TUESDAY   MORE THAN 2,000,000 EM. PLOYES ARE SEEKING ADVANCES.   “DEFINITE AND FINAL” WILL BE RESPONSE   Conference With Officers of the Big Brotherboods and Other Unions Has Been Ar voy ranged.

WILL MANE REPLY 10 RAIL MER TOMORRDY   Two Million Employes To Be Told If Thev Are To Get Raise In Pay,   WILL BE FINAL SESSION

Hines. Will Give ‘Definite, . ; Final? 2: _. 'Reply.to Unions      No. Intimation i in: Washington as to. Answer Likely to Be Given to Wage’ Demahds. ~ ;

FINAL ANS ANSWER ON RAILS TOMORROW   Hines te Reply to Union's Demande for ‘ ‘More: Money at Conference With . Brotherhood Officials. . -

Ld  MEREDITH“ IN: “GABINE   Honston Recomea a Secretary and Glass Takes as Senator.

. Sy ROBBED OF MILLIONS IN THE ~ INCOME TAXES   Sauer Charged With Giering $30,000 tw Empleye of Revenue Deptrtment.

MILLIONS LOST IN TAX FRAUDS   Federal Officers Accuse Chicago Sal vage Man of Offering $30,000 Bribe to Escape Payment.

OFFERS BRIBE OF $30,000 10 FAKE INCOME TAX REPOR      FELERAL GOVERNMENT Is IN. VESTIGATING AULULEGED FRAULS AGGREGATING MANY MILLIONS

SMITH COUNTY Mi SEHVE LIFE SENTENCE COURT AFFIRMS CASE   CASE INVOLVING ALTERATION OF SCHOOL EXAMINATION PAPERS IS REVERSED.

‘MIDNIGHT PARTY’ HOSTESS AND HER GUESTS DETAINEL   ‘Shooting of Young Lawyer :s Shrouded in Deep Mystery

DEMOCRATS VERY MUCH IN CLOUDS OVER FAVORITE ONE   Palmer Leading Candidate With But 76 Votes of 728 Pledged to Him.   'COX RUNNING A SECOND   Uninstructed Delegates to San Francisco Number 587 With 242 to Be Chosen.

CANDIDATE IN CONTRO   LESS THAN HUNDRED DELEGATES CREDITED WITH ANY CANDI DATE IN THE FIEBD.

CONVENTION ... .. MONTH AWAY   No" “Democtatic ‘ Candi. - date Has Received as ‘Many as 100 Votes

FEW DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES oll FAR BOUND BY PLEDGE   Palmer and Cox Leading With Most of Instructed Votes From Home States.

FEW PLEDGES BACK DEMOCRATIC BOOMS   Palmer and Cox in Lead With Instruc‘ed Delegates,

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE 18 MATTER OF GREAT DOUBT itty Acanctatead I reas }

imac GIVEN LEAD BY VOTES PLEDGED   DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES WITH. OFT INSTRUCTIONS O87, WITH “4? YET TO BRE ELECTED

PALMER LEADS IN DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE RACE   Governor Cox of Ohio is Close Second With 74 Instructed Votes.

PALMER LEADS THE DEMOCRATIC FIELD   SQ FAR 687 DEL TES TO DEMOCRATIC NVENTION UNPLEDGED        HAS ' 76 DELEGATES!   Under the Democratic Convention Rules Tyo-Thirds Vote is Necessary to Elect

CONVENTION 10 BE FIGHTING GROUND   Though Only a Little Over a Month Away Only One*Man Has As / Many As 100 Delegates.

PLEDGED VOTE FOR NEMGGRATS LIGHI   Uninstructed Delegates Far in Lead for National Con- — vention. .

PALMER LEADS IN VOTES AT THE DEM. CONVENTION   But No Candidate Ha Received 100 Pledged Delegates

UNINSTRUCTED ENVOYS TO RULE DEMO CONCLAVE   Palmer Holds Poor Ma. jority in Summary of Possibilities.

PALMER HAS THE UMGEST PLEDGED. VOTE AT Fpuceg   With Pennsylvania Delegation He Leads on the First Ballot, According to Reports Today and Cox, of Ohio, is Second oan the JT fet.

NO DEMOCRAT ~ YET INLEAD AS ~ PARTY’S CHOICE   None of Them Has Yet Secured 100 of the 1,092 Delegates   PALMER HAS PUNY LEAD   242 DELEGATES ARE YET TO BE ELECTED—-GERARD HAS DAKOTA DELEGATION ONLY.

PALMER AAS THE URGEST PLEDGED VOTE. AT FRISCO   With Pennsylvania -Delega tion He Leads on'the Firs Ballot, According to Report:  ' Today and Cox, of Ohio, i Second on the Tist.

GOX AND PALME ARE LEADING IN DEMOCRATIC RACE   Ohio Governor Has Received 74 Votes and Attorney General Many- of 76 in Pennsyl vania.

MOST DEMOCRATIC. VOTES UNPLEDGED   Palmer: Leads -With 76 in, structed . Delegates. to the

BEMOGRATS HAVEYET0 MAKE A CHOICE   Returns Show That Palmer i: Present Choice of Dele? . gates for President.

DEMOCRATS ROT FIXED OR WAN   NO PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT AS YET HAS 100 DELEGATES INSTRUCTED.

NOGODY LEADS AMONG DEMOS.   HARD FIGHT EXPECTED IN CON.  VENTION. SEVEN HUNDRED  “PWENTY-EIGHT VOTES RE: QUIRED FOR NOMINATION

PALMER HEADS DEMOCRAT LIST   Very Few Pledged Dele gates Will Go to San Francisco.   WINNER MUST GET “TWO-THIRDS VOTE

FEW ARE PLEDGED   No Democrat Ilas as Many 2: 100 Delegates to The Convention.

Has More Delegates Than Others In Race But Majority Are Uninstructed

PALME HOLDS SLIGHT LEAT IW GELEGATES   Contest Among Democratic Asnirants Shows Instructed. Vote Is Very Small

FEW DEMOCRAT VOTES IN CONVENTION PLEDGEL      No Candidate Has Yet Received One Hundred Promises From Delegates.   PALMER IS IN THE LEAD

RENAN ATIN  DeMOGHATI LEAUEHio liv BAPE Pi Ar   Palmer, Who Comes First on Candidates’ Roster, Has Only Seventy-Six Votes; SeventyFour Are Pledged to Cox   Though Convention Is But Month Distant, No One Aspirant Musters 100 Delegates: Uninstructed Total 587

NO CANDIDATE OF DEMOCRATS LOOMS AS LIKELY CHOICI   None of “Favorite Sons” Have Received as Many as 100 Pledged Delegates—Cox And Mitchell Leading.

PALMER LEADS ALL DEMOCRATS IN DELEGATES   But None: of Candidates Has’°100 In structed for Him

NO DEMOCRAT HAS 100 VOTES PLEDGED IN CONVENTION YE}   With National Convention . Month Off 242 Delegates Yet to be Named.

Palmer Has 76 And Cox 74 Of The 1,093 Votes To Be Cast At Democratic Convention

DEMOCRATS WILL GO IN CONVENTION WITH OPEN MIND   No Candidate Has As Many As Hundred Pledged Votes.

PALMER LEROING DEMO: CANDIDATE: FUR PREFERENCE   Has 76 Delegates Pledged b) Home State—Cox of Ohio, Second.   128 Votes Necessary Under Rules--Uninstructed Number 587—242 to Be Elected.

NO DEMOCRAT HET HAG 100 DELEGATES   Palmer and Cox So Far Running Neck and Neck.

ILLINOIS HOPES TO FINISH ROAD PROGRAM FOR '20   State Announces It Hopes to Complete 450 Miles State Aid Road This Year —Fifty-seven Gangs Now Working.

ROAD WORK IN STATE   “BAN ON OPEN CARS OFFER FUR. THER OBSTRUCTION.   Fifty-Seven Crews Now At Work on Roads In State.

COMMISSION TO CONTINUE FIGHT ROAD PROBLEW   Plan to Secure Government Aid To Build 450 Miles Of Road.

\CHECOTAH BOY © 0. “KILLED wROWEanaT   Albert Richards Meets Death in a Muskogee ~  Arridont..

CHICAGO STAGES BIG VICE RAIDS   SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTYTWO ARRESTS WADE

WOMAN NAMED TO POSITION ON COMMISSION   Author and Lecturer 09 Civil Service Commission

NEW HONOR IS BESTOWED ON A WOMAN   Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardne1 Nominated to Be Member of Civil Service Com. mission.

Helen Humiiton Gardener, Army. O! ficer's, Widow; Author, Ts to! Succeed Southen .

MRS. GARDENER NAMED.   WaSkingtun Woman Goes On Civil Service Commuuion, 

PRESIDENT WILSOK APPOINTS WOMAN   Helen Hamilton Gardner of Washington Put On Civil Service Commissien. :

WOMAN NAMED 10 CIVIL SERVICE   Mrs. Hamilton Gardener Replaces Galloway On National Board.

FRENCH PRESIDENT WILL QUIT OFFICE   meme eedl  Reported Deschanel Will Be Forced Out—Not Able to Fill Re. quirements,

FRENCH PRESIDENT TO QUIT:   Reported Deschane! Will Be Forced Ouwt-——Not Able to Fill Re. quirements.

TO OUST FRENCH PRESIDENT   It Is Said in Paris That Deschane Must Resian.

30,000 MINERS STRUCK TODAY   Men Struck. to Enforce  Demands for Dismis  sal of Weigher

BRITISH TROOPS GO ON GUARD   Presence in Turkey Necessary Be cause of Recent Aggression.

BREAKS WINDOWS   In Attempt to Leap from Fourth Story of Hospital

ELGIN, ILLINOIS HARDEST HIT BY GREAT TORNADL   AT LEAST EIGHT PERSONS ARE DEAD IN THAT CITY AND MANY HURT—PROPERTY LOSS $4,000,000 — MILITARY IN  z’°an & wee’

ILLINOIS TOWNS SUFFER HEAVILY IN WIND STORW   ELGIN REPORTS SEVEN KNOW) DEAD, MANY INJURED AND PROPERTY DAMAGE OF $4,000,000

1. ¢. 6. 10 HOLD HEARING IN STAT   Will Consider Application of Mar shall & Kast Texas Road to Abandon Lines,

NEDRAGKA TAX VALUES ARE OU PERCENT HIGHER   Assesed Valuation Aggregate: $768,383,944 — Half as Much Again as in 1916.   Farm Lands Raised 64 Pe Cent, Other Real Estate 39 Per Cent.

LANDS ARE UP 64 PER CENT   General Valuations of Nebrasks Climb Average of 53 Per Cent Over 1916,

ADMISSION OF GERMANY 7) LEAGUE ADVOCATE   Member British Delegation Declares Aid OF Enemy Nations Needed To Save World.

Immediate. Admission  of Germany Asked   ine ew of .Greag Britain at  , dengue, of. Nations Asks the Ad antssion of Germany to League. .

WANTS ADMIGo10N FUR ENEMY STATES   BRITISH LABOR DELEGATES TO LEAGUE MAKE PLEA FOR GERMANY   George Nicoll Barnes Says Labor. ing Classes of England Want Enemy States to Have Membership

MH DELEGATE FAVORS wsHON OF ALL FORMER EMY STATES.      MIL FOR PEACE

BRITON PLEADS FOR ENEMIES AFORE  FACIIF   Labor Representative at As: sembly Says Germany Should Be Admitted.   COUNCIL IS CRITICIZED   Declares Action to Stop Pol ish-Russian War Should Be Taken,

WANT THEM IN LEAGUE   Sritish Delegate Says Germany and Others Should Come la.

IMMEDIATE, ADMISSION OF GERMANY IS URGED    Advocated By British Delegate  L  Before League of Nations t Assembly,

URGES ADMISSION OF GERMANY INTO LEAGUI   English Labor ‘Representative Says Former Enemy States Should ] me Members.

LET GERMANY IN LEAGUE, BRITON ENVOY INSISTS   Take Ex-Enemy States In At Once, Barnes  Urges Geneva   AVERT TRADE RUIN   ASSEMBY CHEERS LABOR LEADER AS HE PLEADS FOR WERCY TO TEUTONS.

ASKS AGGEMBLY,, AOMIT GERMANS   British Labor Representative of League of Nations Appeals for Her Admission    MANDATES ARE PROTESTED

ENGLAND FAVORS GERMANY IN LEAGUE   British Delegate Criticizes Inactivity Duting -RussPole War.

URGES LEAGUE 10 ADMIT GERMANY   English Delegate Claims Tc Speak For Labor

British Delegate Would Not Bar Former Enemies—Asks Why League Failed to Stop Russo-Polish War.

WOULD ADMIT FORMER ENEMIES   British Delegate to League Assembly Urges Immediate Admission of Germany   Declares British Labor Demands All Enemy States be Admitted Without> Delay

EN GLISH LABOR REPRESENTATIVE URGES, - ADMISSION OF GERMANY TO LEAGUE:

ASKS IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF CENTRAL POWERS   3ritish Delegate Says Co-opera tion Is Needed   Says He Represents Laboring People of England

BRITISH CONTEND FOR CENTRAL POWERS   Leader of British Delegation to Assembly of League of Nations Urges Election of Enemy N*tjons.

ASKS LEAGUE TO ADMIT GERMANY   Labor Leader Says Central Powers’ Ald Is Needed.  lah - WISON MESSICE READ   Berlin Government Protests Agairist System of Distributing Mandates Amonae Entente Powers.

U. 8. CAN'T ATTEND LEAGUE PARLEY PRES. DECLARES   Declines Invitation to Sit in Commission on : Armaments   ‘ENVOYS GROW WEARY   DELEGATES TALK OF GOING HOME TIRED OF PROTRACTED DISCUSSIONS

U.S. DECLINES SEAT AT ARMAMENTS MEEI   President Wilson Decides Actidn Is Not Warranted by Nation Not Member of League. .

President. Wilson Rejects Invitation to Appoint Commission Representative.   PLANS..TO-RE-SUBMIT. TREATY TO CONCRESS   Believed--~-Recent .. -Developments ot Geneva Makes: Covenant Acceptable,

Los Angeles Earthquake Opens Up Two Oil Wells on City-Owned Property

EARTHQUAKE OPENS OIL WELL   me Giving Forth Considerable Quantity in Los Anceles.

FALL OF SEOASTOPOL NEAR, BRITTON 1D BLOCKAGE COAST, CARING FOR REFUGEES   TROOPS FETE.

SHOOTING AFFAIR  NEAR F’BURG.   Sant MeCammant Shoots Nelghhor Ky Mistake Causing Serlous In. fury.

POULTRY GOING! TO MARKET.      Local Concern Has. Been Shipping Alive Thi:  ‘ear,

POULTRY GOING TO MARKRET.   local Concern Has Been Shipping Alive This Year.

INDUSTRIES BILL REPORTED PASSED   ACTION TAKEN AT SECRET . SESSION OF PARLIAMENT. ~

AN ANTI MONARCHIST DEMONSTRATION FAILS   Tremendous Ovation Given King Constantine On His Arrival At Athens,

Anti-Royalist Plans A Failure   Constantine Given Tremen dous Ovation as He Returns to Athens   WEEP WITH DELIGHT

$100,000. ROBSERY IN HAVANA,      Mail Sacks Containing Money From New York Ripned Open,

Only A Handful of Delegates Instructed By State Bourbons: and Two-Thirds Is Necessary 1o Nomination.   Big Battle Expected. Ry 1. C MARTIN

M'ADOO COUNTED OUT BY DEMOCRATS WHO TURK T HONER CUMMINGS CHENG   Chairman of: National Committee May Be Benefitted by Withdrawal of Wilson’s Son-inLaw Who Has Refused to Run.

McADOO IS COUNTED OUT OF THE RACE FOR GOOD  Homer Pe ee Talia oe eee   Homer Cummings Talked Of As A Democrat Presidential Possibility

WITHDRAWAL OF WADOO TAKEN = AS FINAL ANSWER         HIS NAME HAS BEEN PRorriné: FROM THE List OP PORE BLE CANDIDATES.      Palmer and Cox Arc Now Coneidél ed the Le: ting Candidates ims the Piekt—After Unineteiet  ed Delegates.

BELIEVE M’ADOO IS OUT OF RAGE   FRIENDS OF NATIONAL CHAIR. MAN CUMMINS TO LAUNCH BOOM FOR HIM.   BRYAN REMAINS *A POWER

WG, MU hn \ COUNTED OD  BY DEMOCRATS   Withdrawal Regarded as Fi. nal by Politicians at San Francisco :   MOVEMENT IS STARTED ’FOR HOMER CUMMINGS   PALMER AND COX SEIZE OP. PORTUNITY FOR A FINAL DRIVE AMONG UNINSTRUCT«  ED DELEGATES.

M’ADOO FADES; PALMER AND COX ARE IN THE LEAD   With Homer Cronnings, Chalrman o Demvueratic Committee Possitle Comer

" OUT. FOR GOOD: CTIMMINCS LOOMS   MOVEMENT 1S STA STARTED BOOMING CUMMINGS, ‘CHAIRMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

NO TROUBLE HERE   ASSESSORS MAKING FINE PROGRESS IN WORK,   Other Counties Experiencing Diftieuliv in Interpreting Tay aw.

NO TROUBLE HERE   ‘ASSESSORS MAKING FINE PRO. IN WORK.         Other Counties 7 Dit. culty in Iniery ering Tax Law.

CLERICALS WIN IN AUSTRIA   Christian. Socialists Get Majority in Vienna Parliament—Now Major Party.

HARDING PARTY NOW ON WAY HOME FROM THE PANAMA ZONE   President-elect Expresses Satisfaction Over Cancel Zone.

President-Elect Off For Jamaica   Leave Canal Zone After Five Days Visit That Will Be Memorable.   SENATOR HARDING  SAYS HE’S RESTING

ILLINOIS SENATOR WOULD REORGANIZE CABINET PLACES 10 BETTER EFFEC

MEASURE FOR REORGANIZATION GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS 10 BE INTRODUCED BY SEN. M’CORMICK   Qe ee ee  WOULD MAKE MANY CHANGES IN METHODS OF HANO LING GOVERNMENTAL BUSINESS; INTENDS TO EXPEDITE FUNCTIONING OF COMMITTEES.   ‘OFFICIAL VOTE  OF WHOLE STATE   TABULATION 1S COMPLET! FOR ILLINOIS IN THE LAST ELECTION,

BONE DRY LAW NOW IN EFFECT IN STATE BY A PROCLAMATION   Governor Gardner Promulgates New Restriction on Traffic in Liquor Required by Law.   MODIFIED SEARCH AND SEIZURE IN MEASURE   Local County Enforcement Offi cers Will Be Responsible for Violation.

BANDITS BOLD IN ODD KC   Stage Sensational Daylight Robbery.   CRAB A STRONG §=BO)   Four Men In Motor Car Force Ex. press Driverto Unlock Car.

DAYLIGHT BANDITS ROB EXPRESSMAN   Today’s Kansas City Holdup Re sulted in Haul of An Unknown Amount

EXPRESS WAGON ROBBED.   The € time! Was. Committed This Merping in Broad Daslizht.

FATHER IS CHARGED WITH EFFORT TO KILL FAMILY   Livingston County Farmer Attacked Sons With Knife— One May Die.

SUICIDE, DEATH _AND THE FLI   ‘Tony Held the Cold Mands of Hi ‘Bead Muiher fur 48 Hours

lyria City Solicitor Will Not Attend Meeting Called by Governor-D. A. Baird Indifferent Concerning Conditions—I Have Heard Considerable Growling, He Said

CITY SOLICITORS © TO CONFER ON RENT PROFITEERS   Governor Cox Calls On Le. gal Advisers of Cities tc Meet to Consider Future Action.

PREMIERS IN CONFERENCE   Leagues and Lloyd George Meet in Regard to Greek Election.

WILL TALK IT OVER IN LONDON MEETING   eT eee ee ey Mae)  FRENCH PREMIER GOES TO HOLD CONFERENCE WITH LLOYD-GEORGE —   OTHERS MAY BE THERE   Greek, Russian and Near East Situations Will be Subjects for: Discussion   Former Premier Venizelos to Be Heard--France Encourages Russian Trade

LEY IN LONDON TO DECIDE ACTION IN GREEK IMPASSE:   Venizelos Hurries to England to Confer With Leygues and Premier Lloyd George.   RHALLIS WOULD EXPLAIN LATE EVENTS AT MEETING   Princess Christopher, Formerly “irs. Leeds of New York, to Join Chris in Athens.

PREMIERS READY FOR CONFERENG   LEYGUES OF FRANCE ON WAY TO LONDON TO CONFER WITH LLOYD GEORGE.

PREMIERS TO DISCUSS NEW BIG PROBLEMS   Greek, Russian and Far East Problems are to Be Considered.

BIG CHURCH MEET SET FOR TUESDAY   Protestant Congregations of County to be Represented Here Tomerrow   INTEREST WORLD MOVEMENT   ' Interdenominational Team to Have Charge of Services to be Held in Methodist Church—Opens at 10 a. m.

aT MLE. calla   INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE MENT CONFERENCE TO BE HELD HERE APRIL 6

COUNTY MASS MEETING AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH   Alf Concerned in Coming Drive Should Attend.

FOR GENERATIONS NOW ON ITS WAY. APRIL 8 SET FOR MASS MEETING IN THIS CITY.

INTERCHURCH MASS MEETINGS APRIL    Origin And Plans of Forward Move. ment To Be Explained At Meeting

MASS MEETING   For Inter-Church World Movement at First Presbyterian Church April 6.

UNION GONFERENGE   INTRRCHURCH CONVENTION BAPTIST CHURCH PRIDAY.   All Dtay Meeting fn Preparation for Coming ‘County Financisl Campaign.

HOLD INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT MEETING HERE   County Conference to Give Information to People on Origin and Plans of Interchurch Movement.

COUNTY MEETING.   ‘Speakers Here to Explain Coming  Financial Drive.

AIMS OF CHURGH IN WORLD DRIVE TO BE SET OUT   IMPORTANT MEETING TO B HELD HERE THURSDAY—STATE LEADERS TO PARTICIPATE

MASS MEETING OF “wR nnRS FRIDAY APRIL              RCHURCH WORLD MOVE JENT TO BE LAUNCHED IN, MELTING AT' HURCH,   EACH. DENOMI VATION _ EXPECTED FO ASSIS]      Pn: 9 t  Speakers! Will Tell Plans To Develop ': fSpirtual Resouges of tho Churches.

COUNTY  MEETING.”   Speakers Here to Explain, Coming  Kinaacial Dr

POTATOES JUM? Jo GENTS SAGK WiLL GO HIGHER   Genera! Shortage Cause of Big Increasa in Price of Spuds   Another Increase is Expectec Friday

BURGESS-NELSON      Bradford Young People Start New Year “Together.

Fill Places Stubborn Few Who Fail to Return to Work 4 Union Charters Revoked

-w YORK RAIL MEN BACK   WATER PERCENTAGE” OF SWITCH. MEN ARE AT WORK.   ;  eed of absentees Wilt Be Filles pand Freight Moved by All Roads wA Break at Pittsabargh  : and Chicago.

MAJORITY OF STRIKERS RETURN TO TREIR JOBS   SITUATION IN NEW YORK DIS. TRICT IS GREATLY IMPROVED ACCORDING TO RAILROAD GENERAL MANAGERS ASSOCTA. TION

LARGE NUMBER OF STRIKERS RET UR   Mantell Says Greater Percentage Have Resumed Work.   SITUATION NOW IMPROVED   All Railroads in New York Will Move Freight Trains To. day -— Individual Reports From Various Lines More

voy FUR MUFF IS CLUE   Viepariment of Justice aitictatls  Wateh Seven Days for Woman “Ww envriag One.

ray FUR WORE IS CLUE      Justice Officials ys for Woman  Department vf Watch Seven Da: wWwenringk @ne-

ANDERSON AND GOVERNOR IN TIL   GOOPRICH BECLARES rEDERAI JUDGE WENT OPP HALP-COCKED ON CRITICEISM OF «EES PARDON RECORD,   SAYS STATEMENTS ARE A PLAIN LIE   Governor Says fudge Anderson Flas ¢ Well Known Penchant For Play. ing to the Gallaries.

FIRST OF BOND ISSUE CONCRETE ROAD FINISHED   FATHLS CONSTRUCTION recat COMPLETES TAREE ILLE STREYVCH IN CLEY AND TOWNS OF SIGET:.

FIRST OF BOND ISSUE CONCRETE ROAD FINISHED      MATHIS CONSTRUCTION fea COMPLETES THREE MIE STRETCH IN CITY AND TOW? OF SIGET..

EYES OF POLITICAL WORLD ARE ON THE DEL. LEGISLATURE   Question of Woman's Suffrage Is to Be   Decided Today or Tanorraw   RIGHT IS WON IF STATE ACTS FAVORABLY   Washington Is Sure te Ratify the Antendment—Vermont May Be Needed

LITTLE HOPE  OF OUFF 0.K. ~ IN DELAWARE   Suffrage Headquarters Make Few Claims That Constitutional Amendment Will Be Passed by Littie State; “Very Bad” Is Opinion.

IW. W-ON TRIAL IN CONNECTION WITH CENTRALIA SHOOTING   Jury Completed Saturday :Morn ing and State Opens its . Case %   0 ATTACK ON LW. We” > HALL DECLARES ATTORNE}   Soldiers Marking Time Whe  Fired Upon, He Says

LW. W. JURY  FILLED; STATE ASKS VERDICT FOR MURDER   Testimony in Centralia Shootings to Start Tomorrow.   LAST VENIREMAN TAKEN ‘ON LGOKS      Accused Men Listen Closely to Outline of Case.

PENNSY PREPARES TO  BISHISS HUGE FORCE   Plans for Carrying Out Policy Antounced Monday Are.Being Gotten Under Way.   “DEEP INTEREST” SHOWN

PENNSYLVANIAZROAD = PREPARING TO TAYa OFF 12,000 MEN   Trouble Forecast as Employes De: clare Action Is Taken Because of Recent Qutlaw Strike.

Dil Operators South of Boundary Line to Protest Inclusion in Receivershi

RED RIVER LANG OWNERS TO VISIT WASHINGTON AND PROTEST AEGEIVERSHI      CLAIM THEIR LANDS ARE NOT TD  AREA INVOLVED IN TEXAS~ OKLAHOMA FIGHT,

HOUAT HOUSE ITEMS   sOURTS AND RECOADS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Bircult and Probate Courta—Trange fera and Marriage Licenses, ° ~

RUNS OVER HIM   TOM DUTCHER RUNS OVER BOY ON THIRD ST. THIS NOON WAS NOT RUNNING FAST IS TESTIMONY

TOM DUTCHER RUNS-OVER BOY ON THIRD ST. THIS  NOON WAS: NOT RUNNING. BAST 1S TRSTIIONY

SERIOUS. ACCIDENT. - AT S0., DEERFIELD   WOMAN ANIGHILNREN HURT   Sa REN NE Eatontown tan ee st daca = a  When Struck by Car. of Rev. P. H. bag _Gallen—All Expected to +  4 Recover. .

Call to  Organize One Big Unior   The Call Isuecd Por a Convention o Railroad Workers to Organiz “One Big Union.”

GOVERNMENT WATCHES . W.W, WN ONE BIG UNION MOVEMENT   Origin of Call for Convention ef Rail: road Workers and Attacking La. bor Unions Baffles. Authorities   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AGENTS TO KEEP MEETING UNDER SURVEILLANCE

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Ik WATCHING FOR POSSIBLE ACTIVITY BY I. W. W.

TAILADAD WORKERS ARE CALLED TO MEET AND AGANIZE AIG NINN   MOVEMENT APPEARS TO TAVE RELATIONSHIP TO L We OW. MOVEMENT IN WEST.

Outlaw Strike OFR R. Workbore  Grows in East   Embargo Is Put on Freight o! _. Every Description on,-. the B. & QO ?:

SEE , W. W. BACK OF NEW MOVE TO TIE UP RAILROADS OF NATION   Eastern Cities Begin tc Feel Effects of New Switchmen Strike

ONE BIG UNION CALLISSUED T0 RAIL WORKERS   Meeting is to be Scrutinized by Federal Officials for Indications of I. W. W. Trend.

ONE-BIG UNIO: CALL ISSUED TO. RAIL WORKERS   Philadelphia. “Strike: ‘Becomes - Serious With: Prices: Advanc- ing as Food Supply -Fails

U.S. TO KEEP CLOSEWATCH ON SESSION   “Convention” at Chicago o1 June 29 to Be Stopped if I. W. W.’s Run It.   CONSERVATIVE LABOR LEADERS DENOUNCEL

“BIG UNION’ OF RAIL WORKERS IS PROPOSED   Call Issued for Convention a Chicago June 29 Appears in I. W. W. Publication.

RAIL MEN CALLED ON TO ORGANIZE ‘ONE Bla UNION   Paper Termed ‘]1.W.W. Prints Notice; Strike Is Spreading.

LONDONBERRY AUTHORITIES CANNOT STOP RIOTING   CAILT CONVENTION OF RAILROAD WORKERS

Ai «6s REBELS)=6c TOs MEE?   Cal! for Convention of Workers Issued —Wiil Be Held in Chicago June 29.

CALL ORGANIZE ONE BIG UNION   Railroad Workers Summoned by Bulletin to Chicago June 29

ONE BIGUNION ON RAILROA 7 IS ADVOCATED   I. W. W. Believed To Be Back Of Call For Meeting.

RAIL -REBELS TO MEET   Call for Convention of Workers lesucc '  —Will Be Held In Chicago dune 29. =.

Departments of Justice Will Watch Meetings of Strikers.   WORKERS ARE CALLED   Butte Paper Exhorts All Men to Meet and File Complaints.

BELIEVE , W. W. BACKS CALL FOR R. R. CONVENTION   BUTTE, MONT. PAPER CARRIES STATEMENT ANNOUNCING CHICAGO MEETING   DECLARE 5000 STRIKE AROUND PHILADELPHI

Call Issued For “One Big Union’   PLAN CONVENTION OF RAIL ROAD WORKERS, SAYS A REPORT

Call Meeting For June 29th as Rail Strike is Renewed   Embargoes Established at Philadelphia and Baltimore Where Men Walk Out Without Warning—Strike on Fout Trolley Lines Ties Up Dayton

ONE BIG UNION ‘OFRY, WORKERS ~ OBJECT OF CALL   Newspaper Suspected of Bein; An LW. W. Organ Publishes The Call.   TO CONVENE AT CHICAGO!   Government Issues Orders to Keep a Strict Watch over the Meeting.

NEW WALKOUT THREATEN FREIGHT MOVEMENTS IN ALLSEGTIONS OF COUNTRY      Four Hundred Men in Local Yards Go Out, Joining Protest Against Delay in Making Wage Award.   WANT BACK PAY FROM JANUARY INSTEAD OF FROM MAY 1 LAST

BIGUNION. -RRWORKERS SS PLANNED   CALL PRINTED IN MONTANA PAPER, BELIEVED TO BEL W. W.    Convention of Workers Call-ed to Meet at Chicago on ‘June 29—Department of  Justice Watching I. W. W.  _—_Statemente in Call =

‘ONEBIG UNION’. MEETS HINE 79   Chicago to be Scene of Convention Called for Las. ¢ boring People. .

erway  Metal Workers Want . . to Know the Future _ of the Government

LABOR MEN TO SEE WILSGH:   Heads of Metal Trades’ Unions Seek President’s Attitude on Waae Agreements in Shipyards.

SAYSBADGERS © FAVOR LEAGUE   (By the Associated Press)  Martin Also Claims Dele  gates te Democratic Meet for McAdoo

‘NO TIDINGS OF THE AERONAUTS   Fate of Nawal Men in a Balloon Voy. age Unsolwed.

GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE FINANCING RADICAL MIGRATION   Charge 15 Mado jn Debate 1) Cengress on Immigration BULL

LUXURY BUYING IS -* RIFE IN GERMANY:   Imports of Luxuries Great While Poor Are Clamor- ing for Food

JAPAN IN FAIR FINANCIAL SHI   Reports Ttoday Are That Country Will Not Need Gold That is Due From United States at This Tt —Have Plenty on Hand.

Much Idleness Follows   Depression in Japan   Island Kingdom’s Economic Situation Continues Bad Although the Situation Is Well tn Hand.

INDUSTRY AnD HIT IN JAPA WITH PARIG Oh   Cost of Living Advances Sharply But:Production Is” -Cutcby -Fight-Money- >

MO. NOMINATING GOVERNOR.   aa WAT ~ ARBITRATION   Plans for a Permanent. Arbi tration Tribunal for allo! _The Pan-American Dispute:  Proposed.—All Nations tc Ro Tacleadot.

CHILEANS WANT = ~ ARBITRATIO   ‘Plans for a Permanent Arbi tration Tribunal for all of ' The’ Pan-American Disputes - Proposed.—-All Nations. to. i: Be Included. .

ALLAS WELCOMES GENERAL PERSHING   PRETTY WEATHER AND MANY OVATIONS GREETED COMMANDER OF THE ARMY.

GREAT THRONGS GREET PERSHING   General Has Busy Day ‘ Before Him én North Texas Metropolis .

DALLAS WELCOMES PERSHING   Fine Day Greets A. E. F. Commander to Largest Texas City—Thousands Turn Out.

DALLAS PEOPLE. GIVE WELCOME TO WAR HERL   SPONTANEOUS OUTBURSTS OF AD MIRATION FEATURE COMMAS. DER'S VISIT TODAY.

PERSHING HAS BIG WELCOME   Thousands Turn Out at Texas Me. t:opolis to Welcome General.

PERSHING AT LEAVENWORTH.         Inspected the Fort This Mutuing and Visited Cy Later.!

PERSHING:AT. 2". LEAVENWORTH   Annerican’ Commander-in-Chtef Tn sports Service Scheols .. and Troops.at Kansas Post.

BIG OVATION AT. > TEAVENWORTH   A, ELF: Commander Artives There re Today from Omaha : And Puts i in Busy Time “Al Day.   GIVEN SILVER — SPURS   Guest of Honor at Public Reception _ _Whett: Presentation is Made. _ Inspocts Army”  fi Dace

ACK FROM THE THIPTONORTH   Army Fliers Will Land ir New York During the Day

ALIENS SPURN SERVANT JOBS      Even Head of Eilia Island Can Not Lure One as Maid — Sixty Per Gent of Arrivale Are Women.

STOCKYARDS ARE CLOSED BY WALKOUT   Chicago Packing Indus: try Faces Close Down Through Strike.

18,000 STOCK ‘DEALERS STRIKE   Practically No Sule ol Live Stock To. day In Chleago Stock Yards {By United. Press)

1800 STOCK HANDLERS ON STRIKE IN CHICAGO   Shut Down of Packing House Killiug Plants Predicted hy     Toreadear

WILL CONSOLIDATE TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS   Berwick, Hamilton, Paradise and Abbottstown Directors Meet With State Director Driver.

rAKE STEP FOR CONSOLIDATION   Plan Underway to Build Moderr School at Abbottstown. Vote For Survey.

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LINER BRINGS IN $7,500,0u0   Baltic From Liverpool Has Large Car. go of Gold Consigned tec American Bankers.

M. P’S TO STAGE COAL DIGGING CONTEST   Miners Say Would Prejudice Public As To Amount Man Should Produce.

SPECIAL INCOME TAX EXEMPIIONS   EVERY MARRIED OR UNMARRIEI PERSON MUST FILE RETURN.   ‘SOLE SUPPORT’ RULING   Person who Claims Exemption as Head of Family Must Qualiity for it.

HEAD OF FAMILY GET i $1000 TAX EXEMPTION   Bureau of Internal Revenue Explains Who Is Entitled To This Exemption :

BRITISH MOVE ON TROOPS If HELD PUZZLE   English to Withdraw Soldiers From the Plebescite Areas   CRIMEA NOW CUT OFF   Moscow Claims That Soviet Forces Have Severed the Mainland

BRITISH WITHDRAW MEN FROM GERMANY: REASON IS DEMANDED   In Recommendation Tha Commnaders of Lost Ves. sels Ought to Have Distin guished Service Medals Giv. on Them. .

BRITISH NEWSPAPERS DE. MAND EXPLANATION -FOR WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS

Democrats, With No Voting  Power te Fear, Will Not Haln Farmerc.   BETTER DAYS ARE COMING   Officials Believe Further Reductions Will Come After January 1.

Stopping Price Fall. Means Maintenance Of High Living Cost   This Is Government's View, Declares David Lawrence In Article,

OFFICIALS FROWN ON FEDERAL AlD   Present Administration Unwilling to Assist Individual  Rireineec Mrnince   PBICES COMING DOWN      Economic Situation Is Too Complex for Governmental Intervention

COST OF LIVING BOUND TO DROP   HOPE HELD OUT FOR OONSUMER WITH THE NEW YHRAaR.   RETAILER LAST TO GIVE WAY   trvringw te Sell Withoet Leas. Ba! rier Smash Will Catch Film tea ime—Government Yer  to Ieterfere.

LABOR Pounis      FOUR HUNDRED DELEGATES MEET TODAY IN EMPORIA. rot   HOWAT JS ALSO THERE      ‘SHALL “KANSAS [at .noR”  OR» GANIZE SEPARATE PARES® .   Some ‘Demand that and: Others ReHeve Best Thing Would be to.” - 7 : Join Democrats. .

LABOR UNIONS “IN SESSION AT     _ EMPORIA, KAS.   Planning Labor : Program for the Pending Political Campaign. Will Fight New Indus trial Court.

AUSSIA DESIRES — ~~ DEB'S RELEASE   Soviet Proposes Relief to Am ericans In Russia For Sim- ilar Action Here.

Of Joseph Dussard Will Be Conducted From the Home Thurs day Afternoon At 2 O'clock.   BURIAL IN GREEN HILL

INDORSE McJIMSEY AND MAYER.   Political Committee of American Federation of Tabor Acts.

Suffrage Fight Hot In Delaware   Two Opposing Leaders Almost Come To Blows In Session of Legislature   MAY TAKE VOTE ON NEXT TUESDAY

NEW YORK MEXICANS HAVE HAND IN THE RELEASE OF JENKINS   SUGGESTION THAT CONSTLAR  AGENT 64 RELEASHD ON BATL WENT PROM  BW YORK

EX-SERVICE MEN IN PARADE   Thousands Don Their Uniforms pod “Demonstrate” For a Bonus.

THOUSANDS OF \ ANKS IN BONUS PARADE   Don Uniferms in as They Fall in nsation Dem ion.

NOT TOSEEK OFFICE AGAIN   Reports State President Ebert of Germany Will Retire.

BRYAN PROVES REAL CONVENTION HERO WITH THE DELEGATES AND CROWDS IN GALLERIES AND STS.

ANOTHER GAY OF BlG WIND WN GONVENTION AT 'FRISCC   BRYAN BENT ON A DRY PLANK   Wilson Spokesman, Carter Glass, to Defend Majority Reports—Wets Want a Show— Women May Also Engage in Debate.

‘WHY ARMY QUITS SIBERIA   Statement by State Department to Ja. pan Expiains Undertaking Was Indefinite.

FIUME IS BLOCKADED   )’Annunzio Is Besieged by Italian ” Regulars.   Post's Officers and Men Are Deserting  —Peéopie Are Starving and. in  Deepest. Despair. et

iITALIANS BEGIN FIUME SIEGE   Blockade Is Established—Only Children to Get Food. ,

{TALY BEGINS FIUME SIEGE      Stringent Blockade Is Established Against Commodities—Only Children to Be Given Food.

BLOCKADE AT FIUME   City's Plight Is Desperate Resident Sugaasts a U1 §. Garrison  Port Must Be Opened al Once, Sentiment

General Caviglia of the Government Forces,  Attempting To Keep Forces Of Gabriel, D'Anunzio Out Of City; Two Hundred * Children Are Transferred To Milan   SITUATION EXTREMELY CRITICAL

Hoover Orders $500,000 00,000 More x: RY To Gare for Polish Ref,

BELFAST, Oct 25-——A display of Sinn Fein flags in honor of Lord Mayor MacSwiney resulted in rioting today in the Ballymacarrett suburb of Belfast. One man was shot and killed,   POLICE AMBUSHED IN SLIGO—THREE KILLED

GENERAL NEWS MF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.    RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What Is Going On In The Temple of e  Juetice.

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What Is Going On in The Temple of joetice.   Cinal Acount Filed.

BRYAN APPEALS 10 ~ DEMOCRATS 10 AID IV PASSING TREAT)   Says Pact Must be Ratified, Els Party Will Be Eternally Disgraced.   FIGHT ON DOMESTIC ISSUES   Prohibition and Peace Treaty Should Not be in the Campaign, He Believes.

BRYAN OPPOSES PAUNIBITTON Aa CAV AGN ISSUE   Neither Would He Take the Peace Treaty to the People for Final Decision   INSISTS RATIFICATION MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED   DEMOCRATS SHOULD ACCEP"’ RESERVATIONS ADOPTED BY SENATE TO HASTEN RATIFI CATION, HE THINKS,

Treaty Should Not Be Issue In Election   Bryan Asserts Peace Treaty and Pro. hibition Should be Kept Out of Neat Campaign—Hopes for Ratification

CAMPAIGN MUST BE. FOUGHT OUT N Ble DOMESTIC SUES      PDECEARES W. J. BRYAN, BUT separ. AND TREATY SHOULD BE: AMONG ISSUES.   DECLARES. TREATY - THE BIG THING NOW   Understeod He: Was In Whshington {n Evert To’ Force Ratification i). of Treaty. j -

BRYAN HAS *EM A BIT WORRIEI   Commoner Appears in. Wash: ington and Airs Opinions on Treaty Contrary to Wilson.   IS GIVEN NO. WELCOME

Treaty Must Be Ratified   Said W. J. Bryan Presidential Campalen Must be Fought Out on Domestle Questions

Such Is Bryan’s Idea in an Interview Given to the Public   Commoner in Capital,  Urging Approval of Peace 'freaty

BRYAN IS AGAINST PROHIBITION 1SSUI   Neither” it ‘Nor: Peace Treaty -Shoittd, Figuire i in Campeign,

W. J. BRYAN WILL VISIT NEW YORK   THE COMMONER ON WAY THERE TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ~ TOPS AT WASHINGTON

BRYAN ARRIVES ft WASHINGTON   Prohibition Will be Enforced For All Time, He Saya

THE PEAGE TREATY — MUST BE RATIFIED DECLARES BRYAN   Says Next Presidential Campaigi Must Be Fought Gut on Big  Demestic Issues. _

W. Jj. Bryan Declares Prohis: bition and Treaty Have =: o Place. :   URGES DEMOCRATS TO. ACCEPT RESERVATIONS    Says Changes Needed Can Be Secured Through League Nations. a

) INJUNCTIONS ISSUED IN Oh LANES QUARREL   Supreme Court of the U. S. Takes Hand in the Bound. ary Controversy Betweer Teyas and Oklahoma.

COURT TAKES HAND   Federal Injunctions in Texas Cklahoma Dispute

TWO INJUNCTIONS ISSUED,   supreme Court Takes Hand in Sonn dary Dispute.

SUPREME COURT TAKES A HAND   in the Texas-Oklahoma Dispute and Issues Two Injunctions

SUPREME COURT NAMES RECEWER FOR RIVER LAND   BOTH STATES ENJOINED FROM FURTHER ACTION PENDING PINAL DECISION,

SUPREME COURT HAS TAKEN HAND IN DISPUTE   Action Expected to Prevent Any Clash Between the Citizens of Oklahoma aud Texas,

ASKS FEDERAL. ~ CONTROL OFTHE FUEL SITUATION   Concurrent Resolution -Passed By -Indidna Senate Today.   BITTER DEBATE ON THE MEASURE   Measure {to Repeal Primary Election Law Passed By The House.

Would Amend Anti-Trust Law to Aid the Farmers in Forming Marketing Ass?

SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND: BODY OF WINK LEE DELONE   May Delay ‘the Proceedings “Against Walter Watson, Al-leged Murderer and Bigamisf

een I Ee  KING’S BODY IS CONVEYED IN OWN MOTOR CAI   Taken to Athens Cathedra Where It Lies in  ae oo

TURKISH MATTER (6 STILL WSETTED -FALAND OPPOSES   French Want. Turks to Remain in Constantinople and The English Are Said to Oppose_ This and _Reservations   WOULD OUST THE OTTOMANS:   Occupation by Turks of the Dardanelles Not Wanted.

TEXAS YOUTHS RUN ANUCK   College Boys Stage a Real Riot.   BREAK UP ALL WIKDOWS.   Police Powerless to Stop Affai1 Which Lasted for Hours.

CLASS FIGHT — BY STUDENTS   Eight Sent to Hospital as Result of Conflict Last Night .

DRASTIC ACTION ON STUDENTS’ RIOT IS PLANNED BY FACULTY   Five Hundred Texas VU. Stu dents Participated in Sensational Class-Fight.

TEXAS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. RECOVER FROM CLASS FIGHT   All But One of Eight Studente Out of Hospital; Faculty Getting Names and Will Make: “Clean-Up.” 7

COLBY 70 Visit URUGUAY   Trip Planned but Awalts Approval of Wilson.   BATTLESHIP WILL BE USED   Secratary to Be Guest of Presi. dent Brum.

EOLBY LAYS: PLANS FOR : SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR   Axrangements for Trip of Secretary 01 State Require Now Only President's Approval

COLBY TO SOUTH AMERICA,   Secretary of State Will Make an Ofi-talk Vieir

Wheat Crop Forecast Issuec   Winter Wheat was Forecast as 75.6 Per Cent Normal and Rye S68

WINTER WHEAT CHOP 70.6 PER GENT NORMAL   Yield of 483,617,000 Bush. els Forecast, Compared to 731,363,000 Last Year

BRITISH SLUETHS UNCOVER EVIDENG   Documents Discovered Giving Names of Prominent Renublican ( padere   PLOTS ARE UNEARTHED   Labor Commission Visits Ireland to Obtain Cessation of Violence

SUUTLAND YARD WATCHING [nlot CHIEFS ACTIONS   Operatives Are Reported To Have Un. covered Documents Giving All Clue Authorities Desired.

DRY LAW !S NOT PERFECT       Framer of Voistead Act Sees Nee of Change in the Amend. meant,

DRY LAW {IS NOT PERFECT   Framer of Volstead Act Sees Need of Change in the Amend. ment.

SAYS DRY LAW NOT PERFECT   Author of Act Sees Need of Change in the Amendment.

VOLSTEAD WOULD FURTHERORY LAW   AUTHOR OF BILL NOW SEEKS TO TIGHTEN LID

Government Mediators Been Efforts To Get Men To Go Back To Work.

MINERS ASK $8.00 DAILY.   The Situation in Chicago is Critical.  Dealers PRefnece Orders<.

Pa Sa... - -. —  GIVEN NEW CHANCE,   Re-Trial of Six Negroes Sentence: te Neath Was Begun Today.

CIVEN NEW CHANCE,   Re-Trial of Six Negroes Sentence +t. Death Was Berun Today.

OFFICIAL COUNT IN STATR.   Most oF THE State Contests Go to THR CONVENTION

Moore Leads Kendall For Governor by About 1000, While Balance of State Officers Run a Close Race. Woodruff For R. R. Commissioner Nearly Made Necessary 35 Per Ct. to Nominate.

MOORE 1S LEADING IN PRIMARY VOL   Official Count Shows Kendall More   Than a Thousand Votes Behind  4 Noarect Competitor

PROTEST IS ENTERED   Against Cut in Appropriation for Foreign Trade.

ASK HOOVER IF HE WOULD @ CcrEPT NOMINATION BY THE DEMOCRATIC PART’

ASKS STAND OF HOOVER,   Wood Wants to Know if He Will Aceet Nomination.

TRYING TO DRAW OUT HOOVER   Asked Directly if He Will Accept Demecratie Nomination.

HITGHING POST SALESMAN   Good Job Open for Man Acquainted With Antiquated Laws of fCttétew af TLinceaina.

Good Joh Open fer Man Acquainted With Antiquated Laws of Clie of Elurcoin.

piesenane > are lewd     We SOS COSTS le  “Only  268 More Days   Charlestown.   DENEH OF MRS. BARNETE

STOP RAILROADS CONFISCATING OF ALL GOV'T COAL   B. of R. C. May Call Strike i Wage Awards Are Not Satisfactory

MUSTN'T: CONFISCATE COAL.   Railroads “Are Told 16° Bea Littio Careful About. le.

RAILS WARNED AGAINST USING UTILITIES COAI   Told Nat to Confiscate Fue Consigned to Oytheare

RAILROADS ARE CAUTIONED   Interstate Commission Warne Lines About Taking Coal,

WILO WEST CHICAGO FIGHT   Twenty Shots. Exchanged in the Busi ness District Between Officers and Jewelry Bandits

POLICE BATTLE. WITH HOLD-UPS   Revolver Duel Adds Thrilis to Down: town Chicago Streets; Robbers Get Away: Miss $100,000,

POLICE IN GUN FIGHT WITH YEGGS   On the Streets of Chicago—One Ban dit Captured—No One Tnfured.

WILL ASK ELECTION   THIS PRAN ADOPTED IN HospitAL MOVEMENT.   Physicians of County Get Behind tie VManvenient,

WILL. ASK ELECTION   PDS! PLAN ADOPTED IN HOSPUTHoa - AL MOVEMEN      Physicians of County Get Behind tie ‘ Movement,

ASSESSORS HAVE FINISHED WORK   ALL BOOKS HAVE BEEN TURNED OVER TO AUDITOR FOR FURTHER PROVING

ASSESSORS HAVE FINISHED WORK   BOOKS HAVE BEEN TURNED OVER. TO AUDITOR FOR FURTHER PROVING.   Call Issued for Board of Review to ‘Meet. at Court House on June 7.

WILY BOOZE PURVEYOR DEALS IN WHITE MULES   Liquid or Animal, Eac Each with Eick, 1 Offered Depending on Character of Customer

PRIMARY IN COLORADO.   Voters in Centennial State Are Passine Vardiet in Ritter Fight.

This Is View Taken in irish : Sttuation Despite Some’ . Outbreaks. ;   PASSAGE OF HOME RULE BILL MAY BE FACTOR   Some Concessions Made. on Both Sides ‘in Bill as  Framed, :

CROWN FORCES OCCUPY MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS i‘ IN THE CHY OF DUBLIN   Home Rule’ Bill Finally Passe Parliament, and Now Is Await_ ing Action by Kina -

MARTIAL LAW OVER IRELANI   Government Forces Occupy Dabli: City Hall and Municipal Buildings

16 Year Old  Alleged Murderer of Step-parent Apparently Unmoved   JURORS ARE DEDLOCKED   Mother and Daughter Accuset of Offering to Bribe Woman Witness

MISTRIAL DECLARED IN BRODERICK GIRL’S CASE   Jury Decliberates Twenty-four Hour: Over Murder Case and Reports a Hopeless Deadlock.

BRODERICK TRIAL FAILURE   Jury Unable te Reach a Verdict in : Case of Sixteen-year-old Girl Slaver.

JURORS HOPELESSLY DIVIDED, IS REPORT   Are Said to Have Stood Ten for Conviction and Two for Acquittal; Defendant linmoved By the Result,

Jury Deadlock Brings Crder For New Trial in Girl Case   Foreman Reports Body “Hopelessly Deadlocked” After 24 Hours’ Deliberation, and Judge Declares Mistrial—Ursula Broderick, Aged 16, Will Again Be Tried on Murder Charge May 3.

WASHOUT CAUSE OF WRECK NEAR MARQUETTE MINE   Westbound C, R. I. & P. Passenger Train Derailed In Zurenau. County ‘Tuesday  5  ee eae   NO ONE IS INJURED

MARQUETTE. MINE   “COACHES REMAIN UFRIGHT — PASSENGERS ARE UN    INJURED

ON SECOND Leh OF HIS FLIGHT   Pilot ‘Bert Acosta Leave: Cleveland for Chicago This Morning.

Two Others of Gang of Ten Serlously Wounded.   = Cleveland Bank Clerk Probably Fatally Hurt in Battle’ With the -Outlaws.

BANK BANDIT KILLED   Two Others of Gang of Ten Seriously Wounded.   Cleveland Bank Clerk Probabiy Fatal ty Hurt in Battle With the 6p Outiaws. _ oe ae

' .  : BANK CLERK HURT      Two Others of Gang of Ten Se riously Wounded.   Cieveland Bank Clerk Probabiy Fatal ly Hurt in Battie With the Outiaws.

CITIZENS ENGAGE BANK ROBBERS   Bandit Killed, Two Wounded 2nd Bank Clerk Shot.

KILL BANK ROBBER: AND CAPTUREFOU!   Cleveland Bank Clerk, Too, Preb   ably Is Fatally Wounded as { Resnit of Battle

YEGG SLAIN IN FIGHT   TWO OTHER BANDITS ARE SERI. OUSLY WOUNDED.   Bank Clerk Probably Fatally Injured in Battle With Ten Robbers in Suburb.

RAPID) GAINS N CHICAGO   1,100 New Cases Reporte Every 24 Hours—Nurses Too Few.

FLU SPREADS AT RATE OF 1,100 GASES PER DA\      Total Number Cases Exceeds 4,000 — Many Cases of Pneumonia Reported—Looking For Serum.

THOUSAND NEW FLU CASES PER DAY IN CHIGAES   BUT DISEASE FS IN WILT FORM, DEATHS NUMBER ING ONLY 26.      Pathologists Working on New 1 Serum to Prevent Spread of j _ Contagion.

~ INFLUENZA IS SPREADING  In Chicago But In Mild F orm  nn  10,000 NURSES  Well Be Needed—New Cases Are Now Reported ©.   : are cme

INFLUENZA 1 SPREADING  Tn Chicago But In Bild Foes  16, oe NURSES Well Be Needed—He 8 Cases Are Now Reported

ALARMING RATE   ,100 Cases Reported Every 24 Hours—All available Nurses Mobilize to Combat Epi ’ demic.

CHICAGS CLAIMS 1100 NEW GASES FLU IN 24 HOURS   Most Cases Mild and the Death Rate is Much Under That Of 1918.

Eleven Hundred New Cases Reported In Past 24 Hours—Hospitals Are Filled. :

FLU SWEEPS ON, ~ CHICAGO NEEDS MANY NURSE'   Experts Seek Serum to Stop Epidemic; Cases Exceed 4.000; Hospitals*Filled.

SWEEPING GHIGAGH   INFLUENZA INCREASING IN CET AT RATE, OF. 1,000 VER: DAY.

INFLUENZA STILL SPREADING   4100 New Cases Reported in Chicago Every 24 Hours

CHICAGS CLAIMS 1100 NEW CASES FLU IN 24 HOURS   Most Cases Mild and the Death Rate is Much Under That rie   Death Rate Due to Pneumonie Is Heavy.

NO STEPS YET TAKEN   To Secure Release of U.S. Aviators Heid in blexico.

KELSEY WINS EVENT IN BIG DUAL MEET   LOCAL YOUNG WAN, ATTENDING UNIVERSITY, HELPS  WISCONSIN DEFEAT ATIVAN POOT A Treats

KELSEY WINS EVENT IN BIG DUAL MEE   LOCAL YOUNG MAN, ATPEND. ING UNIVERSITY, HELPS WISCONSIN DEFRAT  ARERR EE  preNeE ase

PLANES ON FAR VVARE   Fourteen U.S, Sea-Birds Rise Fromi San Diego Bay to Soar to Panama Canal Zone   PACIFIC AIR FORCE TRIES THREE THOUSAND MILE TRIP

PLANES HOP OFF ON LONG FLIGHT   Fourteen Start on Air Trip t Panama Canal—Leave San Diego.   Twelve of Fleet Are F-5-L Naval Seaplanes Mounting Twin Motors.

PLIGHT OFF TO PANAMA   ‘Planes Start From San Diego For Panama Bay.

U. S. TO PANAMA FLIGHT IS ON   Fourteen Seaplanes Leave San Diego on 3,000 Mile Air Journey—Carry 70 Men.

SEAPLANES   Fourteen of Them in a Long Run San Diego to Panama.   LEFT AT 8.30 O'CLOCK A.M   Seventy Officers and Men Swng Out of the “Silver Gate” ” Harbor There.

In Seaplanes From San Diego To Panam:   Fourteen Senplanes Left San Diego -for Panama This Morning

SUVCANMENT EAPEUIED Tl TAKE ACTION   BOLSHEVIKI OPEN WAY FOR TROUBLE WITH UNCLE SAM   Cossacks Murder Three In Raid on Salvado  Station.

U. 3, RED GROSS WORKERS SLAIN   CAPTAIN KILPATRICK AND TWO NURSES VICTIMS   COMPLICATIONS WITH AUSSI   ls Likely To Follow The Murder o Americans by™Cossacks. Killed While Distributing Relief ta Sufferers.

Complicatio: Seen Between U. 8. and Bolsheviki Over - Killing of Red Cross fhinf

THE RUSS REDS KILL AMERICANS   And This May Cause Complications Between Russia and United States.

RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI MURDER 43 AMERICAN CITIZEN   Other Red Cross Workers May Be In Peitl Similar).

TO PREVENT HER COMING HERE   Woman Says U. 8. Consul Refused to Vise Passports at Manchester, Eng.   Obtained After Pramising Nol to Give Inlerviews on Con:  ditions in Jrekuyd

BRITISH WOMEN TO TELL THEIR STORY   Will Testify as to Conditions in the Emerald Isle.

RETAIL TRADE ~ OUTLOOK BETTER   Reserve Board Reports Business Conditions Throughout Country.   FREIGHT SITUATION IS 0. K.   Steady Resumption of Manufacturing Reflects Demand for Goods—Re. porte Indicate Revival of Buying.

LOWER PRICES ARE REVIVING BUSINESS   Ouflook for Winter Retail Trade 1 Excellent Say Reporla front Fedtral Reserve Banke,

QUTLOUK BETTER IN RETAIL TRADE   Federal Reserve Board Reports on Business Conditions.   IMPROVEMENT IN CAR SUPPLY   Transportation Situation Better—A Steady Resumption of Manufacturing Reflects DOemand for Goods.

OF RETAIL BUSINESS CAUSED B SLASHING PRICES   Shown In Reports Made to the Fed: eral Reserve Board   Business Men Are More Optimistic I the Report.

BETTER OUTLOOK IN THE RETAIL TRADE   Federal Reserve Board Reports on Business Conditions in the United States.

BUSINESS REVIVAL IN RETAIL TRADE CHOWN IN REPORTS   Slashing Of Prices Has Had Stimulating Effect.   FREER DEMAND FOR GOODS SEEN    Improvement In Transportation  _ Situation Is Also  Helpful.

WEDDINGS AT REMSEN   Number of Marriages Are. Celebrated Last Week.

American Representative Made It Clear No Further Aid Be Expected From U. S.  a Me a Dae ee * —- =

400 DEAD IN RAIDS Oh  FUME. ITAL   Lull in Fighting While  * City Prepares For Surrender: to Crown Forces.

O00 CASUALTIES IN FUME FIGHT   ITALIAN REGULARS LOST FOUR HUNDRED MEN,   D’Annunzio, the Post Usurper, Is In Bad Temper As He Prepares To Leave—Galls the Regulars Cowards.

SURRENDER OF FIUME EXPECTED  THIS EVE   F our Hundred Italian Soldiers Reported Killed in Fight

400 Italian Soldiers Die in Flume Attack; Rebels Lose 80 Men, 200 Wounder

FORMAL: SURRENDER OF ~ FUME EXPECTED rua. AS D'ANNUNZIO LEAVES            Poet- Aviator-Revolutionist Says He'll Not Die for Italy Be: s ° Cause She Is “Not Worthy of Dying For’—-Expect  a Mara Blandehae

‘BIG PLANES READY  FOR MEMORABLE HOP- OFF  Mineola, N. Y., Nov. Two

AIRPLANES LINE ‘Up FOR RACE}   Iwo Seore Machines Awniting Signal for Acronaatical Derby.

FORMER PRESIDENT IN DUEL   Wounded in Arm During Sword Fight With Editor.

‘EX-PRESIDENT HURT IN DUEL   Senor Batille y Ordonez of Uruguay Wounded in the Arm by ~ Editor.

LIVED IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE   Wan Seppoeeed to Have Reena Mardered Hed Forebediag»s.

THOMAS CHECK FEARFUL THAT HE BE KWVURT   Approached Neighbo! and Asked Her to Gc to the Authorities fo Him.

Strike of 1,200 Freight Handlers ) Caus/s Rerouting to New York , cf United Strtes Vessel,

JIVERT SHIPS FROM BOSTON   Strike of 1,200 Freight Handlers Causes Rerouting to New York ‘of United Stztes Vessel.  2

5100,000 STOLEN FROM FARMERS IN DAVISON CO.   Midland Packing Plant Is A Bottom of “Re-sale” Graft, Is Said   ONE THEFT IS $22,500   OVER MILLION HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM FARMERS OF THIS STATE —*“BLUE SKY” MAY CHECK Iv”

SECOND GAS WELL IS DOWN 210 FEET TODAS   FIRST Te ST WE L ‘ WILL BE “BLOWN” AT 3 O'CLOCK TOMORROW   Eihott Rie Will Be Moved Menday to Start Operations: on Stouftemorce Farm

SECOND GAS WELL IS DOWN 210 FEET TODA}   FIRST TEST WELL WILL Ul “BLOWX” AT 3 O'CLOCK TOMORROW         Elliott Rig Will Be Moved Munday to Start Ope ns on Stoutomorce

TO FIVANCE EXP< ORT TRADE.   Action Coming Today On Organiastiem af a Corporation.

FINANCE BOARD   Bankers, Business Men and and Producers Will Meet and Organize at Chicieco.

FOREIGN TRADE TO BE FINANCED WITH HUNDRED MILLION   Bankers Will Form Corporation At Meeting at Chicago Today—To Encourage Export Business.

RARR SURE OF ELECTION      eae eee Oe  Will County ‘Farmer and Lawyer Again Candidate for  Pee a. pee y

BARR SURE OF ELECTION   Will County Farmer and Law: yer Again Candidate for Attorney General

ON PART OF CRIME)   Soviet Government Announce: Crushing Defeat to AntiBolshevist Forces.

ROOSEVELT ON 2-CENT PIECE   Fifty-Cent Coins Also to Be Issued in Memory of Pilgrim Landing in America.

‘BOY STOWAWAY ON RAFT TRIES TO REACH AMERICA   Drifts Around New York Harbor. All Night, Then Cattle far LUaln

STOWAWAY PLAN FALLS   Ausirian Does Nat Sueceed in Eloding Tinmisration Officials.

OLD WAY WAS QUITE SIMPLE   Short Speeches Were . Used in Nomination of Candidates

THEY USED TO MAKE NOMINATIONS BRIEI   Abtaham Lincoln's Name-Prescnted  . First Time to Republican Convention in Twenty-six Words.

Release of 28 Skunks, _ ilegaily in Captivity, Is Ordered by Judge

a Oe HELP NEEDED NOW.   Canning Factory Must Have Help to Save the Crop.

————— TELL NEEDED NOW.   Canning ‘Factory Must. Have Help to  Saveuwhe Crop)!

OLD MAN NEMESIS ALWAYS PAYS UF   Mrs. Inks Fatally Injured ir Automobile Accident  Today.

PERSHING'S ORDER OF BATTLE MAP IS NOW ON EXIBITION   Interesting : Exhibits of - World -War Gathered at the Na- . tional Museum.

PEROHING'S MAP GUIDING DESTINIES OF WAR ON FIL  Has Been Placed In the Nation Museum, Where Anysne Can See t

ORDER OF BATTLE EXHIBIT THE ONE MOST INTERESTIN(   (reneral Pershing’s Battle Plan in France Being Made by National Museum.

4ARDING PLAISS CONFERE?.C lS   President-Elect to Seek Advice eo Leaders cn the Versailies League Covenant.

HARDING PLANS CONFERENCES   President-Elect to Seek Advice o' Leaders on the Versailles League Covenant.

SOLDIER RETURNING - FROM MASS SLAIN   Arsh Constable Return:  Fire, Killing One and Wounding Others.

MURDERED IN IRELAND AFTER ATTENDING MASS   Sergeant Killed, Constable Wounded, in Kilmihill— Fierce Battle Waged at Londonderry

AN TRISH CON: TA BLE SLAIN.     Another W ednded. Dit One af ASSAS

KILLINGS IN COUNTY CLARE   Fatal Sunday Clash im Disturbed District ef Ireland.

WEBB CITY AND CARTERVULLE TO PAY NEW RATE FOR GAS   REAL BEER POURED OUT,

CLEAN-UP ~ IN UUAREZ   ;  Mexican city across border  being cleared of   vice dens   TAKEN WITHOUT A SHOT   No more warships have been sent by Navy Dept. to Mexico

Juarez Falls To Mexican Rebels   Taken Without Shot Bein; Fired—Vice Cleanup Is Ordered

JUAREZ CLOSED TO ~AMERICANS-REBELS STOP ITS GAMBLING   Conquerors of Notorious City Start Clean-Up of Vice Conditions.   VILLA REPORTED ON A RAMPAGE   Torreon is First Objective in Drive..on Mexico Oity.—Danicls Says No. More Shing Sant.

ALLIES DEMAND THAT GERMANY NOW MAKE GOOD  ITALIAN MINISTER READS A LECTURE TO ENGLAND AND FRANCE MINISTERS, be! INDEMNITY MATTER IS YET UNSETTLED

ALLIES SEND NEW NOTE 10 GERMANS ON DISARMAMENT      Immediate Compliance With Terms Of Treaty Is Demanded By Conference   MEETING IS NEAR END   Ilas Been Practically Barren Of Results According To Authorities

Syndicalism. fs Demanding That All Railways be Nat“tonalized;and the Situation fs  Considered Grave by the al thorities,   ‘MAY. TAKE OVER THE ROADS   ‘And-Run Them. With Aid of Military and Other Workers

FRANCE THREATENED BY. RAIL. SYNDICALISM   -EADERS OF STRIKE ATTEMPT iNG TO STAMPEDE ALL WORKERS INTO WALKOUT.

EC TL  a TUTOR ay  itu ri  THREATENING   STRIKE SLOWLY SPREADING AND NATION ALIZA 2 UN OF ROADS Is DEVAS DED

RAILWAY STRIKE IS SERIOUS   Syadicalism Threatens to Appear in French Situatien

SYNDICALISM IN STRIKE ON FRENCH ROADS   Demands That Systems b Nationalized Are Be- ing Made

SYNDICHLIGM THREATENS ~ IN FRENCH RAIL STRIK  ; 7   Authorities View liew Movement as Revolutionary Instead of * -< Professional...

HINT OF REVOLT 1S SEEN IN WALKOUT ON FRENCH ROADS   Syndicalism Threatens to Appear in Railway Strike With Situation Grave

PEAR OYNDICALISM ON FRENGH ROADS   EFFORT TO CAUSE GENERAL STRIKE VIEWED WITH MUCH ALARM.   MILITARY MAY CONTRO!   Absence of Premier Millerand, However, Would Delay Taking Over of Affected Railways.

MORE SERIOUS ASPEC   STRIKE LEADERS APPARENTLY MORE INTERESTED IN REVOLUTION THAN IN WAGES.

SYNDICALISM. GROWS JIN EVIDENCE IN THREATENED FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKI

Is Disgraceful Doterioration of Patriotism, Says Senator Sherman   Will Not Let Let American Legion Dic. tate to Him and Will Not Vote for Bonus.

“\IRMINGHAM \, FORMS LARGE \; OVERALL CLUB   TH & E THOUSAND MEN JOIN IN MOVEMENT   Secretary Threatens to Prosecute Anyone Trying to Profiteer  in Overalls

SHIP BREAKS UP AA TAKEN OFF   Steamer Princess Anne Broke in Two After 44 of Crew Had Been Rescued   Distress Signal Hoisted When Ship: Buckled — Guards Rushed ‘to Rescue

“FROM NEW PLAR   Mendalian Hereditary Law Investigations Prove Success: Ya 

DISEASE-PROOF PLANTS RESULT FROM WEW PLAN   Viendalian Hereditary Law In vestigations Prove Success  Pane 

FIRST BLOOD IS DRAWN IN MEXICAN FIGHT   Vederal Navy Officer Slain By Cantu Forces.

J FIRST BLOODSHED IN  4  TROUBLE BETWEEN MEXICO AND LOWER CALIFORNIA

MEXICAN CAPTAIN REPORTED SLAIN   Zepeda's Death First Blood Shec Since Trouble Between Cantu and Huerta.

SALOONS REOPENED IN HURLEY, WIS.   Kelatives Take Obarge of Drink Ntands After Places Closed by Pro Agents.

FEMALE HOLDUP AT CHICAGO   Operates With Success in Conjanc tien With Male Accomptlices.

DEMANDED MONEY   FURTHER INQUIRY IN LIQUOR SCANDAL EXPECTED.   SERGEANT TO APPEAR BEFORE VU, S. OFFICIAL,      Federal Prohibition Authorities Tolc That Officer Asked $100 Per Week for Protection by One Who Admits of Dealing.

RED ARMIES SWEEP ON THRU PERSIA   Soviets Threaten Subjugation of the Entire Country.   Fifty Thousand Seasoned and Com. pletely Equipped Troops Only 2C0 Miles From Teheran,

REDS NEAR TEHERAN   BOLSHEVIK ARMIES ARE SWEEP ING OVER PERSIA.   Threaten Subjugation of the Entire Country—Now Within 200 Miles of the Capital.

REDS SWEEP PERSIA   Soviets Threaten Subjugation of the Entire Country.   Fitty Thousand Seasoned and Com pletely Equipped Troops Onty 200 Miles From Teheran.

CHICAGOANS START HIGH RENT STRIKE      THOUSANDS REFUSE TO VACATE APARTMENTS AND DEFY LANDLORDS IN COURTS

TENANTS WIN FIRST RO UND OF STRUGGLE   Chicago Renters Refuse T Move Out and Landlords In Great Quandary

MUNICIPAL JUDGE REFUSES 10 EVIGT STRANDED TENANTS   Thousands Move and Hundreds Go on “Rent_Strike”’ In Chicago.

Miss Harriet G. Cook of Elyria ~:~ ‘Disguises as College Soap Peddler

MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR UPHOLDS MISS DINGLEDINE   Unique Methods of Raising Smith College Endowment Approved by Gov. Calvin Coolidge.

PRINCE VICTOR NAPOLEON IS EUGENIE’S HEIR   Queen of Spain is Left Con siderable By the ExEmpress.

HARD FIGHT {a FAGING BRYAN   WILL SEEK TO WREST FROM ADMINISTRATION CONTROL OF THE CONVENTION   Pro-Wilson Supporters Who Have Been on Ground For Two Weeks Confident Bryan, Arrival Not Annov.

BRYAN HITS FRISCO SET FOR BATTLE   Hardest Siege of Career Faces Democratic War Horse.

WM. J. BRYAN FACES THE FIGHT OF HIS LIFE   Reperrers Say He Will Try to Wres Centrel of Convention fron aw     SO,

President’s Forces  Overpowering Bryan   Commoner Will Face One of Hardest Fights of Career to Outdo Administration at San Francisco; Wilson Supporters Inclined to Jest at Nebraskan’s Plans

—-FIGAT.   WL WJ a Areo wine 2 peKctnay  ON TENTION.   IMPRESSION GROWS GROWS THAT WET AXD BEY BATTLE 18° Les ABLE.

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN ARRIVES AT SAN FRANGISCO   Faces Qne of the Hardest Fights of -His Career to Wrest From Ad** ministration Control of the Convention.

COMMONER IS ON   OBSERVERS PREDICT HE WILL FACE ONE OF THE HARDEST FIGHTS OF HIS CAREER

TROUBLE BREWS FOR DEMOCRATS   Bryan Arrives Ready to Touch Off Fireworks on Liquor and Treaty Issues.   REED FEELS SCRAPPY

‘BAYAN ARRIVES ON SCENE   Prepared to Fight Administration at Democratic Convention. Mild trish Plank in the Platform.

WOULD OUST WILOUNITES FROM POWER   COMMONER SEEKS  CO FREE PARITY OF MAN OF SEA   Are Cards Stacked By *Administration To  Hit Nebraskan?

?rogram is to Indorse. Administration; Associate Justice of Indiana Supreme  Court Dies; At sistant Secretary of War Resigns;  British Troops Control Londonderry Situation . 

COTTON SHOWS SHARP DECLINE   New Low Levels Touching Price Reached in February, 1917, Reported in New York.

No Evidence of Wilful Violation 0! Law Found in Evidence Submitted to Court

INVESTIGATION OF BOOST IN GASOLINE PRICES I$ SOUGHT    Department of Justice ‘Would   be Directed to Report : Findings to House.

WANTS OIL PRICE INQUIRY.   Resolution Provides Por Inves tigation of Recent Gasoline and Kerosene Advances.

STATE INSPECTORS LOOK INTO OLIVES   TO CARRY PROPOSAL BEYOND-CITY GATES   NONE OF WAHOO SHIPMENT IN HANDS OF GENERAL PUBLIC,   HENSELEY TO FAND OUT WHY NO BIDS ON PAVING.   Glans Containers Found to Be Only Medium By Which Poison Wae Communicated to x PIM Teres.  «*   Will Sabmit Scorned Projecia t« Eontractarn , of Other Places Wishout Lifting City’s Ea.  thuate of Cost.” .   The King imagined he had power enough to make the ocean recede

TO CARRY PROPOSAL    BEYOND CITY GATES   HENSELEY TO FIND OUT WHY NO BIDS ON PAVING.   Will Submit Seorned Projecis§ t Contractors .ot Other Places Witheut Lifting City’s Es timate of Cost. ye

PROHIBITION PROVISIONS EXTEND TO YANKEE SHIPS   Whether in American Waters. on High Seas or in Foreign Waters, Ruling Says.

DRY LAW EXTENDS TO SHIP   Vessels Flyieg American Fag Not  Permitted to Carry Liqvor  Home er Abread.

DRY LAW HITS ALL U. S. SHIPS   Effective on High Seas or in Foreign Waters

PROHIBITION LAW APPLIES TO ALL — AMERIGAN . SHIPS   Ruling Of Commissioner William: OF Internal Revenue Bureau Based On Opinion’ By Acting  Nitormay: Cansenl *   \WHEREVER “THEY MICHT BE

PROHIBITION ACT APPLIES TO SHIP!   INTERNAL REVENUE COMMIS SIONER RULES U, 8S. VESSELS MUST BE “DRY.”

2 CADETS KILLED AT KELLY FIELD   Viane Crashes to Ground and Caught Fire; Both Men Burned.

FLYING CADETS DIE WHEN PLANE CRASHES   TWO YOUNG AYLATORS ARE KILLED IN FALL OF MACHINE AT TEX AS FIELD

AIRPLANE CRASHES; TWO FLYERS PERISE   San Antonio Aviator Meets Death.

2 KILLED 4N AIRPLANE CRASH   Fiying Cadets Die in Accident at Kelly Field No. 2, Near San Aptonio, Tex.

WOMAN’S DEFENSE ASS’N. SPEAKS HERE ON FRIDAY      WILL ADDRESS LOCAL WOMEN ARMORY FRIDAY NIGHT.

WOMEN TO HOLD MASS ‘MEET ING TO STUDY METHODS 01 VOTING AND TO CELEBRATI SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION

MANY IRISH NAMES IN CURA   Signs on Some cof the Most Notec Havana Strects Reflect a Trans. planted Aristocracy.

St Louis: Served ‘During Two Wars - and Carried , Ocean  "Passengers: Under American "Maa:

ARMY AIRPLANES START THIRD LEG OF F.idGHT TODAY   (By Waited Press)

BOLTING 48th9 IN ANOTHER BOLT 10 FARM NEW: PARTY   Refused to Tdke Action -on Farnier-Labor Move Causes Disarreement,

NEW LIBERAL PARTY READY  WITH TICKET   Movement Launched by Committee of 48 Members  WRAY IS CANDIDATE   Mayor of Nebraska Town Heads Ticket—Allen McCurdy Vice Presidential Nominee,

THIRD CLASS TO BOLT RADI CAL CONVENTION. :   Discontented Canrot Agree Even Among Themselves—Row Dally Occurrence.

NOW CONSIDER FORMATION OF 4 FOURTH PARTY   Third Bolt of Week Appears in Forty-Eighter Conference

NEW POLITIGAL MOVE STARTED BY LIBERALS   Dissatisfied 48ers Called Bunch of Nuts by Barlow, When Excluded.

BOLTERS FROM “43” FORM A NEW PARTY,  PALAT LIBERAL   Leader of War Veterans Says He Never Before Saw So Many Nuts.   HE WAS INVITED TO LEAVE   Movement is the Third Bolt o the Week Resulting From Meeting-at Chicago.

FINAL SIFTINGS OF ~APTERS NAME PART}   Third Bolt of Chicago Conven_ tons Holds Forth To day.   KEYNOTER HEADS MEET

FORM LIBERAL FOURTH PARTY   Dissenting Members 0 Committee of 48 in %, >. Session

PART OF FORTY-EIGHT  DECIDE TO GO ALONE   PLAN TO FORM A FOURTH PARTY DECIDED ON AT CHICAGO   One of the Bolters to Form New Party of Keynote Sptaker of Last Week

LIBERTY PARTY SLAUNGHED BY BOLTERS OF 48   Is Result of Another Political Movement Following Chicago Conference.   Statement Given Out Says Presidential Nominee Not Possibility.

4SERS PLAN TO LAUNCH NEW PARTY   McCurdy Scores Plat form Adopted by  Farmer-Labors.

STILL FAVOR A NEW PARTY   Members of Committce of 48 Who Dissented’i Confer.

“48” FOLKS _ UNDECIDED   Not “Quite Sure Whether They Woot New Party or Nek.‘

THIRD BOLT OF WEEK IN THIRD PARTY CIRCLES   Some of 48ers Puiled Away From Original Group

48ERS DISCUSS NEW PARTY POSSIBILITIES   DELEGATES STILL TALKING OVER QUESTION OF FORMATION OF ANOTHER POLITICAL BODY: ALLEN McCURDY DISAGREES.

A NEW PARTY AND NEW BOLT   Forty-eighters Launch the Liberal Party.   BARLOW WAS ORDERED OUT   “I Never Have Seen So Many Nute,” He Declared—May Start New One.

NEW LIBERAL PARTY LAUNCHED BY 48ER$   MEN WHO BOLTED CHICAGO CONVENTION PLAN TO PUT POLITICAL PARTY IN THE FIELD.

HOLD MEETING TO FORM STILL ANOTHER PARTY   Party of 48ers Who Bolted Hold Meeting to Plan Another Political Group   THIRD BOLT IN ONE WEEK   Farmer-Labor Candidate Says That, He Will Continue in ie Race This Fall]

A BUNCH ~ OF NUTS   Lester Barlow, World War Vet “s-traoy Talks-of Them.   THE. FORTY-EIGHTERS AGAIN   They. Want Anether Party Bat - Only a Few of Right Ones.* * Can Get In.

FORTY-FIGHTERS IN THEIR THIRD BOUTIN DNS   Dissenters Still Feel it im perative to Nominate Another Ticket.

BOLTERS LAUNCH ANOTHER PARTY   LATEST GROUP IS HEADED B JUDGE WRAY AND ALLEN M’CURDY

BOLTERG FROM 48) FEELANOTHER NEW PARTY GALLED FOR   Group of Dissenters Meet and Barring All Opposition Form Liberal Party.   M’CURDY AND WRAY ARE LEADERS FOR NEW MOVE   Keynoter of 48 Convention {s ‘Vigorously Opposed to Farmer-Labor Plan.

FORTY-EIGHTERS STILL CLAMORING   Formation of Another New Panty Taken Up at Chicago

FAG BACK TU KANSAS MINES TO WORK      Men Who Went out on Protest Strike Take up Their Jobs in Kansas Coal Fields.   STATE IS INQUIRIN INTO C SU ree es.,

GARDNER _ TAX BILL  , NOWALAV   GOVERNOR PERMITS Ii TO STAND WITHOUT HIS SIGNATURE.   Bitterly Denounces Measure and Assembly —Gives His  . Reasons for Not Vetoing the Bill.

GOV. COX SCORES LEGISLATURE FOR TAXATION LAW   Allows Gardner Bill To  Become Law Without Signature.   VETO OF BILL MIGHT RESULT = AP FINANGIAL TROUBLES   ai 5 Cities Needed Relief e  nied by the State Solons.

Roasts ihe Legisiature in Statement Issued Deploiing New Law.  SEES HIGH TAX RATES        Predicts Results Will Enrage Voters When Taxes Are Increased.   Scores Solons ror Failure Tc Solve Taxation Problems.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.   Pimneod Damage Suit Comes to a Very Sensible nding, -

RUSSIAN POLICY OF U.S. RAPPER   LLOYD GEORGE ADDS HE HAS NO DESIRE TO MIX IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS

WILSON CRITICISED. BY LLOYD-GFORGE   Charges .. President’ s_-Russiar Policy inconsistent With His  Printing a ae ra

SAW SEVERAL PRISONERS BEATEN BY OFFICERS   Private George S. Hillir, Sergeant in Captain Detzer’s Company, Testifies at Trial.

CHARGES FELL DOWN   Further Testimony in Detzer : Court Martial. *

CALLS CHARGES DEFECTIVE,   lormer Licutenant Suddoth Testifies at Detzer Court-Martial.

MAY WORK IN OPEN SHOP!      Union Printers Not Subject To Dls charge.for Working With Non. Union Men.

U.S-HAS EYE — ~ON-CALIFORNIA   State Department Issues Ultimatum ‘On Jap. rislation

GALFORNIATG VOTE ON LAW TO DUST ORIENTALS   State Department Issues. Reassurance to Ambassador © on Question: .   LEGISLATION MUS MUST, BE.- ACCEPTABLE TOU: S:   Measure Must: just’ Be in® “ Accore  With. National Instinct.” of Justice

“THINGS WILL LIVEN UP”   United States. Stronger Winanelally Now. Chan Iéver Before—Return of Railroads Means Greater  Prosperity.

AT THE MINES   WANDERER GETS 2o-YEAR SENTENCE: BEGGER IDENTIFIEL

SOLDIER VICTIM OF WANDERER   ‘Stranger’ in Double Tragedy at Chicago Identified.   SERVED IN CANADIAN ARMY   Slayer of Wife.and Former Treoper fs Sentenced. ©

STRANGER IG IDENTIFIED Aa AN FY-SALDIER   Ragged Stranger, Who Is Alleged to Have Been Killed by Wanderer, is Identified   CANADIAN VISITS MORGUE   , Wanderer Under Indictment for Man’s Murder—is Jubilant Over Escaping Gallows

IDENTITIES STRANGER KILLED BY WANDERER AS FORMER GANATIAN   FORWER ARMY LIEUTENANT PF: FOUND GUSLTY OF MURDER. ING HIS WIFE.

MURDERED MAN  ‘48 IDENTIFIED   “Ragged Stranger,” Shot by Wanderer, Was a  Canadian Soldier

La Follette Agrees To Head New Party of the Disgruntled Forty-Eight

ESCHBACH WOULD ACCEPT SFEAKERSHIP OF HOUSE   Says, However, He is Not a Candi date for Place But Will Serve If He is Selected.

DE LA HUERTA S A FAVORITE WITH MEXICANS   RECEIVED AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY IN THE MEXICAN CONGRESS

So¥rowful scenes‘ attend fu: nepal of late First, Chief Carranza. 0°:

SOND  RAN WINS PROVISIONAL PRESIDENCY   °S Pablo Gonzales Got   CARRANZA IS BURIED   Herrera, Accused Assassin of Carranza Says He Committed Suicide

ADOLFO DE LA HUERTA IS ELECTED  PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO   Received Votes of 222 Congressmen «haan 28 Fer ' Gonzales---Carranza Reried Amid Scenes of Grief-- Obregon Summons Herrera For [wquiry.

WRANGEL NEEDS AID   BIG POWERS ARE ASKED TO HELP ANTI-RED GENERAL.   Former Russ Ambassador to France Says Russia in Fair Way to Defeat Bolshevism.

ASKS WRANGEL AID   Former Russian Ambassador to France Tells Conditions.   Declares Russia in Fair Way to Rid Herself of Bolshevism if Given Help.

SINN FEINERS = ATTAGK PARTY ~ GOING TO BALI   Army Officers Repelled the Attack After a Spirited Revalver Battle.

TLEAGHRS: Rour- RANDITS.      Auto Robbers Abandon Loot When *Y Attacked Ry Poss

JM CALLAN TRIAL 1S UNOEA WAY AT LLANO: CONTINUANGE QVERAUL ET      CATTLEMAN IS ACCUSED OF THE MURDER OF V. R. BILLINGS NEAR MENARD.

EXAMINATION  ~ OF VENIREMEN   Jury Will Be  Completed “by: Thursday in: the Callan Case’ ”

TRYING TO OWERRUN KUROPE.   Hungarian Premier Says That i Hope ef Belshevists.

HUSPHAL FAVORED   OTHER COUNTIES WANT Hos. A PITAL PACHILETIES.   Petitions for an Election Being Cirelated Here by Physicians.

GENTRALIA WILL GET NEW DEPO’   Making Progress on Cement Work and Heating Equipment.

COURT SAVES 12 NEGROES   Arkansas Supreme Tribunal Stays the Executien of the Death Sen. tence Indefinitely.

12 BLACKS SAVED BY COURT   Supreme Court of Arkanaas Stays Ex. ecutlon of Negroes Indefinitely.

12 BLACKS SAVED BY COURT   Supreme Court of Arkansas Stays Ex acution Indefinitely.

REPUBLICANS TO SOON START WORK   To: Start Campaign «Work ‘Before Notification . Cetemonies — South’s Representation to be Based Upon the  Number of Republican Votee Cact_

Daugherty, Nominee’s Manager, Requests National Committee to Get Busy Among the Voters,   HAYS RESTING AFTER SEVERAL BUSY DAYS   New Executive Board, Comig of Several Women, ill Be Named Without Delay By the Chairman,

TARDING   Republican Ledders ’ “WIP Doyin At Onve'td Place lasues Befora PibHe Conedrning Novantbor ’VWieétlon.

HARDING WILL _ LOSE NO TIME   His Campaign Managers Ready to Take “Prompt, Snappy and Energetic Action”   ECHOES OF CONVENTION   Southern States Will Hereafter  Have Delegates in Proportion to Republican Votes Cast

WOMEN TO WAIT ON HARDING   Wants His Aid inSecuring Ratification of Suffrage

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TO START EARLY   Managers For Senator Harding State On Lasiits Chicago “That No Time Would Be Lost’ Getting Things’ Started.   IMPORTANT PEACE TO WOMAN   Preliminary. Move’ Was Made Saturday To Change Representation Of Republicans From Charan, Seatac’ Te Teint.   CHAIRMAN HAYS RE-ELECTED

CHARGES DEMOGRATS GET BRITISH FUNDS   Money for ‘Entertainment’ Given, Says Britten   Cox Promises to Prove Foes Have Big War Chest

CHARGES. BRITISH COIN FOUND WAY INTO DEMO--FUND   Congresiman Britten of Winois Makes’ Startling Statement - ‘Which He Signs.   IS-WILLING TO. TESTIFY,   Aseerts He'll " Apear -Belorg Canipaign Probe Committee Monday With Proof .

sane nce ret one te QF mee ree emer ‘LAIMS DEMOCRATS GOT @87,000

CHARGE BRITISH FUND AIDS DEMOS   CONGRESSMAN BRITTEN TO PRESENT PROOF OF STATEMENT TO COMMITTEE

CHARGE BRITISH COIN FOUND WAY INTO DEM FUND   Congressman Britten of Ilinois Makes Startling Statement Which He Signs.

CHARGE BRITISH GOLD IN DEMO COFFERS   $87,500 Avprepriated ft. Washineton Embassy Finds Way to Party Fund, Alleged.

PROOF WL BE PRESENTED TO SOLON SIFTERS   Declares British Embassy Contributes $875,000  to Fund.

IOWA “BRIDE” IS FOOLED   Woman “Husband” Held Under Ar.  naneat¢t fo VFraresra 'Wiencarm

I INVESTIGATE ~ PEKING REPORTS   American Marines Said to Have Landed at Kiaukang at Request of British Consul.

CLOTURE PRGVISIOR FLATTENS OUT WHEN QUESTION REFERRED   Matter Is In The Hands Ot Smaller Committee Which Does Not Meet For Severa Days. .   KNOX HEADS BOTH OF THEN

GRONNA’S BILL — 1S GIVEN 0... OF COMMITTEE   Senate Body Approves Measure  epee U. S. Wheat — Control.

SENATORS KILL FORT 10. SHOT OFF THEIR WIND IN DEBATING CN  THE PEACE TREATY

MOVE FOR CLOTURE ON PAGT DEBATE FLATTENS   Rules Committee Refers Whole Question to Body Meeting Days Later

TURE MOVE 0 GUAB TREATY DEBATE FAILS   Question Goes to Committe That Will Not Meet Soon— Lansing Denies Protesting Against Grey Letter.

CLOTURE IS IMPOSSIBLE   Having Been Put Up to a Committee Which Will Not Meet Soon   HITCHCOCK CALLS  SENATORS TO MEET

CLOTURE ON TREATY 1S SENT 10 SUBCOMMITTE   Will Not Meet for Several Days; White House Denies Wilson Knew of Grey's Letter.

TREATY CLOTURE PLAN FLATTENS - IN THE SENATE   KULES COMMITTEE RETURNS WHOLE QUESTION TO A SUB-COMMITTEE   DEMOCRATS WILL MEET SATURDAY   Senater Hitchcock Calls Minority Leaders Into Meeting to Discuss Debate Procedure

TROOPS-STRIKERS CLASH IN BERLIN Wt 15! KILLED   General Strike ‘Makes It Dif. ficult for Americans . . to Eat.   FEW TRAINS RUNNING; TELEPHONES INTERRUPTED      Allied Commissioners Are Holding Aloof to See What Happens,

NEW FORGES JOM GENERAL STRIKE   Waiters and Cooks in Hotels anc Railway Workers in Germany Quit Employment.   BERLIN IS REPORTED QUIET   Ebert Regime Said to be Negotiating With Revolutionary Leaders.

PREOIENE TI oD TQ GAPITLL WITH HARDING   HEALTH SUFFICIENTLY RECOY. PREP TO PERMIT CARRYING GUT OF FULL PROGRAM,

Wilson Makes Big: Plans for His Last Day as President   Chief Executive to Take Usual Part in Inauguration Ceremonies; , Health Is Improving Steadily; Not Interested in, Writing

Wilson Will Accompany the New Chief Executive From White House to Capitol and Back Again and Will Then  Rotive tr Pelfeato Llano

WILSON TO TAKE ACTIVE PART AT INAUGURATION   Will Ride to and From Gagl. tol With Marding and - ‘Give Lacleon   IES NOT WANT TO ~ WRITE HIS MEMOIRS

WILSON WILL FOLLOW CUSTOM ON MARCH 4   TELLS SECRETARY HE WILL AC. COMPANY HARDING FROM  WHITE HOUSE TO CAPITOL AND BACK AGAIN,

WILSON AND THE PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL LEAD INTHE INAUGURAL PARADI   President’s. ‘Health ‘So: Far Recovered ‘that He Will, . Be Physically Able to i. Take Part in Installa“Aon ‘of Sticcessar

WILSON INTENDS TO RIDE WITH HARDING   Wil Accompany President-Elec As Is Usual Custom On March 4th.

WILSON'S INAUGURATION AN PLANS MADE. PUBLIC BY SEGRETARY TUMULT   President, Will Follow. Custom It Vogue On Former Occagions A:  Periains To Old and New Exe  ere ere

PRESIDENT WILSON ~ TQ TAKE PART IN INAUGURAL RITES   Will Accompany Haiding or Drive to the Capitol and Back-to the White House   PLANNING TG WRITE HISTORY OF THE: WAR SAYS TUMULTY   Reports Steady Improvement in President's Health

LAYS PLANS FOR HES SUCCESSION   President Wilson to Ride With _ Harding to Capitol, he — Tells Tumulty.  WILL WORK ON HISTORY

USUAL CUSTOM OF INAUGURATION TO BE OBSERVED   President Wilson Wil Accompany Harding to Capitol

PRESIDENT WILL GO WITH HARRING TO GAPITOL MAR. 4   Two Will Take Luncheon at White House After Ceremonies, Then Executive Will Retire to New Home,

INAUGURATION DAY ~ PLANS OUTLINED   Wilson to Accompany Pres: -ident-Elect.

WILSON WILL TAKE A PART IN THE PARADE   incoming and Outgoing Presidents to Ride Together During Inauguration   Will Lunch Together at White House Following Ceremony

President’s Health is Said to Be Showing Steady Improvement Each Day and Hopes to Be in Good Condition on Inauguration Dav.

WILSON WL BE AT INAUGURATION   Will Ride From the White House with Senator - Harding.

WILSON TO WALK WITH HARDING   Will Accompany President Elect From White House  to Capital and Back Again.

SONPLANS 7) APART W. INAUGURATION   Expects. To Accompany Mr. Harding To Capitol and To Entertain Him.   WiLL FOLLOW THE CUSTOM   President: Said To Be Mach Im: ‘proved fn Health and Now Planning Future.

WIEEGO WITH SEN. HARDING T0 INAUGURATION   PRESIDENT WILSON PLANS TO SERVE LUNCHEON TC NEW EXECUTIVE ON RE TURN TO WHITER HOUSE.

WILSON TO TALK WITH SUCCESSOR   PRESIDENT TO ESCORT HARD _ ING TO CAPITOL FOR THE : OATH OF OFFICE.   TE WAR HISTORY   Mr. Wilson, Much Improved Ir Health, Will Retire and Begin Writing History of World War.

PRESIDENT WILSON GREATLY IMPROVEL   Announces His Intention of Accompanying PresidentElect Harding to Capitol on Inauguration Day in March.   TWO TOGETHER ARE TO LEAD INAUGURAL PARADE   Secretary Tumulty Finds Ex ecutive More Cheerful That at Any Time Since Taket lila Year Ago.

PRESIDENT’S PLANS FOR INAUGURAL DAY PROGRAM ANNOUNCED   Will be Able to Accompany; : President-Elect at Head : of Procession.

INAUGURATION PLANS MADE   President Wilson to Accompany Harding to the Capitol

THE PRESIDENT 18° BETTER.   ETE lilac el a a aes i     ‘He Will Accompany Harding to and From the Capitol. ;

WILSON TG GO WITH HARDING   PRESIDENT PLANS USUAL PARTICIPATION IN BIG PROGRAM   Announcement Made of President’: Plan for Inavcuration Day Ceremonies

WILSON TO WITH FT HARDIN   PRESINENT PLANS USUAL PARTICIPATION IN BIG PROGRAM      Announcement Made of President’: Plan for Ineururation Pay Cerenranies

ATTEMPT To TOW. POWHATAN TO SAFETY ABANDGNEL   Ariny Transport Safe abd bwo De    stroyers Ave Standing by the Ship.

ASK RETURN OF DEAD   Parents Before Congress Urge Bringing Bodies Home.   Charges of Propaganda Conducted by Undertakers for Return of Ramains Before Committee.

200 PARENTS IN     PL OF SOLDIER DEAD   Call on House Committee Ask ing That Sons’ Remains Be  .. Returned from France.

CONGRESS HAS UP RETURN OF SOLDIER DEAD   TWO HUNDRED MOTHERS ASK RETURN OF THOSE WHO DIED IN FRANCE

OPPOSE RETURNING ALL SOLDIER DEAL   American Field of Honor Association Asks Congress to Honor Only Requests Made by Next of Kin.

TO SAFE-GUARD RETURN OF BODIES OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS TO -THE JU. 5

WRANGEL IN DEFEAT.   Seviet Forces Ester Crimea, Capture Much Material.

WRANGEL IX DEFEAT.   Soviet Forces Enter Crimea. Cap. - ture Much Material.

URGE COMMMSSIOK TO ARRANGE STEEL INDUSTRY PARLEYS   Wilson Asked by Interchuret Committee to Bring About Conferences at Qnce.   REPORT ON STEEL STRIKE INDICTMENT OF COMPANY   Vital Changes Are Necessar to Prevent New Conflict, Commission Says.

INTERCHURCH ASKS STEEL CONFERENGI   In Order To Bring About Such Changes As Will Prevent Future Conflict

ASK FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION   Interchurch Werld Movement Acts in Steel Strike Caae.

REPORTS ON STEEL STRIKE.   Commission to Bring About Confcrence in Industry Ure.

CHANGES URGED TO QUASH IRE OF STEEL WORKERS   Labor Policy of Steel Corpora. tion Is Indicated by Investigating Commission   NEW CONFLICT SEEN   COMMISSION SUGGESTS CONFER. ENCE BETWEEN STEEL INDUSTRY EMPLOYERS AND MEN.

WILSON ASKED TO NAME BOARD FOR STEEL LABOR   Inter-Church Commit: tee Reports to President.

FEAR NEW STEEL WAR   infer-Ghurch Committee Addresses Letter to President

PRESIDENT WILSON,   Asked To Consider Recommendations af Church Interests

SHURCHMEN URGE  STEPS 10 BRING ABOUT PEAGE IN STEEL BUSINESS   nterchurch World Movement Advocates Commission to Arrange Parley of Owners and Workers.   SUMMARY OF FINDINGS ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC   Shorter Day and Week, With Living Wage An End te Boss System and Othe Ramedies Sugeested,

URGE ACTION TO PREVENT STRIKE IN STEEL MILL   Vital Changes and Commis. sion Needed to Avert Trouble, Interchurch Investigation Shows.

U.S. STEEL ATTACKED BY CHURCH BODY   Interchurch World Move ment Claims Changes Vitally Necessary in Stee} Industry.

2 SHOT OVER RAIL STRIKE   Men Wounded When Striking Switch. men Attack Crew of Engine at East St. Louis, Ill.

TWO ARE KILLED WHEN DRINKER USES REVOLVER   Barkeepxr Refuses to Sel Whisky Said to be Cause.

Baseecpes Shot When He *: Rehiised Man Whiskey _ And. Served..Near: Bee   Two. Men Are. Killed’ Instantly ‘by. ‘Steven Paducah ne Who. Is Arrested As He-Was Cr awling- Under + “Porch Of His - Home: : e

TWO WOUNDED IN RAILROAD YARD REVOLVER FIGHT   East St. Louis Strike Leads to War on “Breakers.”

Saloon Patron Given Near Beer When He Wanted Booze ? Killed, and One Woundet

RED CROSS GIFTS TO ARHY ON SALE BY AN OVERSIGHT      Baker Tells of Mistake in  Disposing of Goods to the  re on ses

SECRETARY oF WAR DENIESRED CROSS... RESPONSIBILITY CERTAIN LABLED ARTICLE:

WILSON PEEVED BY GREY; WHITE HOUSE SILEN’   No Confirmation of Report That President Felt Outraged By Publication of Viscount Grey’s Letter

DEMOCRATS TO DISCUSS POSITION ON TREATY   Hitchcock Refuses to Comment on Report That Wilson Has Modified Demands

MILK SHUT OFF.   Strike of Wagon Drivers Cripple: Delivery in Manhattan and Long Island City.

MANHATTAN DIDN'T GET ITS MILK TODAY   Wagon Drivers Strike Cut  Off Most of Supply

WAR HEROINE’S LIFE PROVES EMPTY SREAN   French Girl Dies Alone, Deserted by Her American Husband.

‘WAR HEROINE’S LIFE PR OVE QVES EMPTY BREAN  Po   French Girl Dies Alone, Deserted by Her American Husbands = =

LAUNCH BOOM FOR - GOVERNOR SPROUL   PENNSVEVANEA DELEG PRESENT HIS NAME.  aTion TO   Action Taken Contrary te His Fu presa Wishes — Ayowed Candidates Gathering at Scene ef Strugsie.

AEVOTONE STATE BACKS GOVERNOR   Senator Penrose Eager Tc Achieve Harmony Among Pennsylvanians

TR KEVOTONE VOTES PLEDGED 10 SPROUL ASG. 0. P. NOMINEE   Governor Had Declined the Honor, But Caucus Forced It Upon Him.

PERSHING STEPS ON IOWA SOW 1 DRIZZLINC RAI   Greeted at Davenport by Bic Throng; Business {s Suspended for the Day.

UAVENPORT = 15 HUT TO CHIEF UF Uo. FORCES   Thousands Turn Out to Greet Gen. Pershing as He Steps on lowa  Soil—Is Gala Day.

Rain Fails to Dampen the Enthusiasm of Thousands Who Greet General Along the Line of March—American Legion Forms the Official Reception Committee—General in a Happy Mood.

GEN. PERSHING IS HONORED GUEST OF TRI-CITIES   American Commander Received With Ac claim In Davenport.

CIvy, WILD WITH JOY, HOLDS DEMONSTRATIONS, HAVING NO DOUBT THAT MONARCH WILL BE RESTORED.   icolleliensteneneninenninineiiaaenetininenmnmtiieaenteasenmenarenemmetttinemsn: teeta  WILL APPEAL TO THE LEAGUE IF DENIED

RAIDERS AT DUBLIN   Railroad Station At Mal: low Destroyed By Big Mob.

IRISH RAIDERS BURN BRITISH ARMY PROPERT}   Constable Killed and, Three ‘Wounded in Riot at Bel emiatint Pete:

MILITARY PROPERTY   Is Reported Seized and Burned By Irish Raiders.

ROOSEVELT SAYS HARDING WOULD gen EAI   He Would Ask Forty-One Signers of Covenant To Give It Up.

Harding, Forced Fron’ Fence, Takes Stand Agair?,t League And Burns Bridg’*; After Him

ROOSEVELT SAYS! HARDING HAS BEEN FORCED OFF FENCE   Has No Intention of Permit -ting U.S. to Join Family  of Nations Compris- — ing Learue .

APPROPRIATION SETS RECORD   House Passes Bill Carrying $460,000,000 for Postal Department

EXPECT GOOD VOTE . AT THE PRIMARIES   ‘BOARDS WILL CHANGE   Not AU the Election Officials Ap pointed in City Can Serve at . Polls

EXPECT GOCD VOTE AY THE PRIMARIES   POLIS Wilt, OPEN AT... O’CLOCK AND CLOSE AT SIX TOMORROW   Not All the Election Officials Ap pointed in City Can Serve at Polls

POLAND TIRELESS IN PUSHING BACK THE BOLSHEVIK]   Critical Situation of Three Day: Ago Has Been lmproved By Counter Attack   DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE REPORTED REACHED MINSK   Battle Line Swings Rack and Forth While Discussions Por Peace  Are In Progress.

IEAVY GUNS STEM DRIVE OF RUSSIANS   french Tactics and Artillery Used in Counter-Attack With Success—New Drive Against Bolsheviks Planned by Leaders.

POLES BEAT BACK ENEMY   Invaders Driven From Outer Forts, near Warsaw. Chase  Nets Prigoners and Booty.

TOWNS WANT LIGHT   Meeting Will Discuss Plans For Low er End Towns,

PAUL REFUSES T0 LET VOTERS NOW WHERE HE STANDS   For Two “Weeks He Has: Ignored, De = manid: for + Information—People .. _ Have Right. to-an Answer   “ Now. and Not at Last) og, ‘Minnte. - ot

BUYS CONTROL OF OMANA BEE.  Grain Man Ts Parchaser of Nebraska  on ee ee wh

OMAHA BEE SOLD   NELSON UPDIKE PURCHASES 75 PER CENT INTEREST IN PLIRLICATION

CHAMP CLARK IN MOOD OF WILLING BARKIS   Senator Not Active Gandidate for Presidential Nomination, But Is Receptive.

GERMAN TROOPS RE-OCCUPY TOWNS IN RUHR VALLE’  Lo, Dennen D Gane o et

RUHR DISTRICT STARTS REVOL   / German Troops Called to Dusseldorf  and South Wesel, Say Amsterdam  Dispatches: Serious Trouble is Ex pected Among Workers

German Troops Occupy Dus: seldotf and South Wesel %, Ils Renort. ,   FRENCH MAKE ARRESTS TO BREAK UP STRIKES   Attorney for "Red! Whe “Killed Self Blames Government Officials,

MILLERAND COES TO LONDON   To Confer with Lioy@-George and En deavor to Agree on Uniled

ASPIRANTS STILL CHOW CONFIDENGE   M'ADOO MEN PREDICT HE WILL TAKE THE LEAD THE FIRST BALLOT   AI MEA FORGES DELIGHTED   Supporters of Attorney General Seem Confident Their Man Will Win the Coveted Nomination,

LEADERS BATTLE FOR INSIDE TRACK ON LAST STRETCH   RACE FOR DEMOCRATIC PRESI DENTIAL NOMINATION 15 TIGHTENING AS THE SPEECHES BEGIN.   DARK HORSES EXPECTANT   Possibility of Deadlock Encourages Onutsiders——Cox Boom Spurts When Mississippi Shows 2 Colors—tIowa Leans ‘Toward Palmer.

PALMER, RCOX AND M’ADO0 ~ ARE BIG THREE      Mississippi Will Cast Tis Vote for Co: “Foreyer Alter the First Fallot

RACE FOR ‘OR NOMINATION HAD TIGHTENED TODAY   Mississippi Delegation to Give Entire Support to Cox After The First Railot.

Race Tightened Up for Nomination; Palmer, Cox And M’Adoo Hold Field

DEMOCRATS RUNNING INTO A DEADLOCK AND PAVING WAY FOR COMPROMISE CANDIDATE   C.C. Carlin, Manager For Pal mer, Still Insists Though, That His Man Would Be Ahe ad On First Ballot and Every Ballot Thereafter.

?  ‘Don the Denim Slogan Spreads Over the South   Eight Cities in Five States Already Have Overall Clubs and Many Others Are Organizing.

't Farr.     AIKEN CATTL   Mr     oR, Wodlkey “Exhibiting Polled * Thereford. TErewdo (6 -

AIKEN CATTLE AT FATR.   Mr..C.’ B. Woolsey ‘Exhibiting Potled Hereford Breed,

LEFFINGWELL IS LIKELY TO LAND TREASURY POST   Seems To Have Best Chance of Being Appointed To Succeed Glass

CONDITIONS ARE BETTER   I. R. & L. EXPECTS TO SUPPLY 4 PER CENT OF NORMAL CURRENT TOMORROW.

ON A NORMAL BASIS   ELECTRIC POWER WILL BE WHEN WORK BEGINS MONDAY MORNING.~

CONTROL BOARD HAS QUALIFIED   Filed Their Bonds o: $00,000 With Secretary of State Today

BUILDING TRUST. PROBE GOES ON   LEGISLATIVE, COMMITTEE TO TAKE UP REPORTS OF ILLEGAL ACTS ON PUB. LIC BULLDINGS.       Chief Counsel Says Only Sur face of Few Small Monopolis  tie Concerns Have Reen t atalycrl

INQUIRY WILL RUN UN DOUBLE TRACKS IN BUILDING GRAFT   Federal Probers to Delve Into Private Enterprises: City Hunts Public Losses.

CITY AND STATE OPEN TWO INVESTIGATIONS   Building Trust’ Probe Carriec With New Energy

CHICAGO RIOTERS ARRESTED   Negro Accused of Shooting White Mer Is Identified as the Slayer.

CHICAGO RIOTERS ARRESTEL   Negro Accused of Shooting White Men Is Identified as the Slayer.  i) ‘ 4

INTERNATIONAL LIVE SHOCK SHOW   Opetif im Chicage First Week“of DéCember. Preparations Made to Mzke it Greatest Ever.

ADMINISTRATION IS ENDORSED.   Maine Delegates Name 12 Uninstructed Delegates to Convention.

RIVER RISE COMING   Junction City Flood Will Send Level Up Two Feet

AND WHAT WILL THEY CALL THE LITTLE BOUGHS LATER   Pastor Wood Joins Pine to Oaks— They Go to Hicktory to See Mrs. Shingle.

‘WHERE WOODBINE TWINES   The “Pines” Go To Hickory, N. C. for Honeymoon With the Shingle Family.

Acensed “Murderer Spends Quiet : Night In Cell Uninterested In Proceedings.

NEW’S FATE IS UNDECIDED   Aceused Murderer Spends Qnaie Night In Cell Uninterested In Perocceedinec«.

DACA OF FOOD STORES 10 UI 1 VERA BUI   ‘Business Men Call for Actior  To Suppress Vietence : During Strikes —

ASK PROTECTION DOCK STRIKERS   bless Guarantees Are Made Busines Siops in Vera Cruz.

DOCK WORKERS’ STRIKE TOBE OPPOSED IN KIND   Misgrent Business: Interests - Threaten Suspension as.a Protest Measure

CEGATIONS ARE BLAMED — FOR BARRAGAN'S ESCAPE   Aasistance to Former Carranza Chief of Staff.in Get Away. _ Charged 

HOOVER'S STAND. GOOD MATERIAL FOR DEMOCRATS   Will Challenge Republicans Ti _ Qo What Former Food Administrator Asks

CUMMINGS SIYS MER          Genfides . to Correspondents His “Belief Food Controller Is a Democrat.         BITORT TO LIBERALIZE REPUBLICANS IS DOOMEI      Denying the. Fact, Lawrence Asserts, Democrats Ad“mire Mr. Hoover.       7 : "6.U8E RIM AS CHALLENGE      Leaders Do Not! Believe-Repubiicane will Nominate Him ss gt: Ghicage,

HAVE A LONGING TO GET HOOVER   LIBERAL DEMOCRATS WANT HIM AS THEIR CANDIDATE.   BELIEVE HE BELONGS TO THEM   Differences With Wilson, However, Pats Him Outside Reckoning— Watching What Republicans Will Do.

‘AIRPLANE FALLS; 2 KILLED   Former Army Aviator of Pittsburgh One of Victims of Accident at Sioux City, la

NINELIVES LOST IN AART EM   CHARRED BODIES OF ‘THEEE ~ OHILDREN THE FIRST TO

rLAMED TRAP SLEEPING VIGTING   Family Wiped Out by Early Morning Blaze; Firemen  . _ Recover Daddies

NINE PERSONS DIE IN TENEMENT FIRE ~ INHARLEM N.Y   The Baliding, Had 100 Teiants ana thé: Fire Caught on First Flocr,

NINE KILLED IN TENEMENT FIRE   Flimsy Harlem Building Hous ing Hundred Tenants Beeomes Roaring Furnace.   IWANY LEAP TO STREET

“FROM. UPPER. WNDUS CTAISWAY WAS BIIICKE          One Hundred Residents of Building in Panic: Flee’. Clothes as Flames Close In—Crowd Watches: Victim: Cink Back Initn Flames :

Blaze Spread so Quickly up theStairway That all Escape Except Through the Windows Was Cut off.

NINE MEET DEATH WHEN TENEMENT HOUSE BURNS   New York Scene Ot Bad Blaze--Many Of Victims Trapped At Windows--Firemen Make Number Of Sensational Rescues -Search For More Bodies.

NINE DEAD, WORLD 15 MANY HURT NOT READY IN FLAMES TO DISARM   New York Tenement Delegate to League Stirs House Destroyed Assembly  THRILLING RESCUES MUST USE ARMIES  eee  Search Ruins for More Hun Threat Occupies Dead Bodies League's Attention

TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE IN HAR LEM THIS MORNING RESULTS IN NINE DEATHS

Ruins Being Searched For More Bodies—Fire Discovered on First Floor

9 KILLED. IN-NEW YORK FIRE TODAY          TENEMENT CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED INMATES BURNED EARLY THIS WORNINE   THE RUINS BEING SEARCHED  FOR THE DEAD—THRE  CHEEDREN AMONG FERS' FOUND —

NINE DIE IN OLD TENEMENT HOUSE IN N. Y.   Fire Stars on First Floor Trapping Many Families in Stories Above.   100 FAMILIES ARE HOMELESS

NINE: DIE: IN:: FIRE   Three Children: Are Amon; Those Who Met‘Death in »Yenament House Fire .

Nine Killed in New York Tenement Fire   Flames Break Out Early This Morning While 100 Tenants Are Yet Abed: Firemen Save Scores by Daring Rescues on Outside of Building: Many Jump From Windows

Tenement Building With 100 Occupants Is Quickly Consumed in Blaze.   FLAMES CUT OFF ESCAPE   Two Whole Families Are Trapped in Beds—Many Rescued With Ladders.

New York Has Horror in Harlem District This Morning   Firemen Rescue Many Persons from Burnino Building

NINE KILLED IN TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE   BODIES OF THREE CHILDREN FIRST REMAINS TAKEN  FROM RUINS TODAY

O10 SOLONS CONVENED 10 RIGHTERRORS   Must Appropriate More : Funds to Provide For Sal ' ary Increases

PROTECTION FOR PEKIN   Efforts Made to Stop March of “ Treops te That City.   THE FOOD SUPPLY SHORT   Skicmishing Between the Rival Forces Near That City was Reported Recently.

PUT PQISON IN TEA   Wife Held for the Alleged Murder of Her Husband

HELD FOR MURDER.      Hingis Woman Charged With Polson Ing Her Husband,

CHEERING NEWS OF POLITIGAL OMENS   is Contained For Both Parties In Predictions Uttered Today.

TWO BIG PARTIES EXPECT SWEEPING VICTORY TUESDAY   REPUBLICANS BY G5.000. DEMOCRAES ENVEC?T CP BY 20) SD,   BASE HSURES ON RESUME QF RELIABLE INFORMATION

SERBS LEAVE RADKERSBURG   Austrians Hailed When They Ente: City—Innsbruck Evacuated by Italians,

SERBS LEAVE CITY OF RADKERSBURG   Austrians Hailed When They Enter City—Innsbruck Evacuated by Itahans.

PRICE. REQUCTIONS     “ON THE CALENDAR   An. Interview on Prices and Cost’ of Living With Royal Meeker, United States Commissioner of Labor  7 Statistics

WORKERS SHOULD BARGAIN SAME AS CAPITAL HE SAYS   Would Raise Postal Employes; Increase Production On Farms.

COX TALKS LABOR AND AGRICULTURE IN ADDRESS TODAY   Interests of Both Are Intertwined and Interdependent, He Tells Audience.   LEAGUE NOT POLITICAL   Unless it Is Turned to Partisan Uses, He Tells St. Paul Crowd.

BETTER TIMES AHEAD   GOVERNOR COX SPEAKS AT MIN.NESOTA STATE FAIR.   Democratic Nominee Hits Reaction in His Labor Day Speech—O. K.’s Collective Baraainina.

COX SPEAKER AT MINNESOTA FAIR   Says interests of Labor and Aguriculture Depend on Success of League of Nations.

AGRICULTURE AND LABOR ARE DISCUSSED BY CO)   Demoeriitic Presidential Nominee Speaks to Crowd at Minnesota State Fair.   WOULD BOOST PRODUCTION   Governor Declares _ Interests of Labor and Agriculture Are Intertwined. —

SPEAKS FOR TOHERS   Cox Sees Better Times Aheac i for the Workers;   Governor Hits Réaction in Minnesota State Fair ‘Spesch—indorses Col“ fective Bargaining,

COX DECLAR LEAGUE WiLL HALT WASTE   Extravagance Must con tinue Until Treaty is Ratified, says Cox

THE LEAGUE   Will Serve Labor and Agriculture.   HE SAYS PUBLIG OPINION   Will Settle Labor Disputes If Game Is Payed In the Open—For Collective Bargaining.

COX SPEAKS AT MINNESOTA FAIR AN WAROR TAY   Says Interests of Labor and Agriculture Best Served by League.

LABORS" INTERESTS OAME Ro FRAMERS: DECLARES GOV. COX   Interdependence of Classes Is Stressed ‘in Minnesota State Fair Address.   PLEDGES INCREASE OF POSTAL CLERKS’ SALARIES   Will “Sign a Bill” When Elected Granting Long Suffering . -Employes Relief. .

GOVERNOR COX IN PLEA FOR TOILERS   Cox Sees Better Times Ahead for the Workers.   Governor Hits Reaction in Minnesota State Fair Speech—tndorses Collective Bargaining.

WA AVORS  WOLLEGTIVE BARGAINING  EAR UINTIINS   Governor Speaks at Labor Day Meeting at Minnesota State Fair   SAYS LEAGUE SERVES INTEREST OF WORKER   Adequate Remuneration for Government Employes Is Urged

(GOVERNOR COX MAKES ‘ADDRESS   Labor and Agriculture Were Timely Sub jects Discussed

DESTH EXPECTED ANY TIME.      Phiydcian Holds no Hope for Récov ery of Mrs. Kenyob Emehizer,

DEATH EXPECTED ANY TIME.   Vhysician Holds po Hope for Recov er) of Mrs. Kenyon Emehizer,

,sette’s Special Representative at the peat of Government Kevitw, gyveots of Gemeral Intern:

FINANCIAL DRIVE ‘NEAR EAST RELIE!   COUNTY ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN PERFECTED AND DRIVE WILL START

KENTUCKY 3 DEMOCRATIC   Border State Gives Cox Sub stantial Majority and ReElects Beckham.

Wood Has the Advantage Over Lowden in Strategy   Forces of General Swing Into Action in Manner They Have Not Had Heretofore. Hitchcock Scores Notable Victories. \ /

LOWDEN JOHNSON WEAKEN   SULLIVAN DOPES THAT WOOD is GAINING STRENGTH RAPIDLY SEES DARK HORSE

IN SKIRMISH: His CHANCES IMPROVED   Sullivan Finds Lively Contest Between General Wood and Gov. Lowden.   WOOD HAS ADVANTAGE   It Is Demonstrated in Electicn of Watson Over Ogden Mills Yesterday.

pet en SULLIVAN DOPES THAT WooD 55 GAIURG STRENGTH RAPIDLY SEES DARK HORSE

COTTON S10 UP ON CROP DAMA   BETTER SPOT DEMAND CAUSES 200-POINT ADVANCE IN NEW ORLEANS

RULES AGAINST DRYS   U. S. JUDGE PUTS CHECK ON PRO. HIBITION AGENTS.   Renders Decision in tron River Case Denying Right to Invade Home Without a Warrant,

MUST HAVE WARRANT BEFORE INVADING HOM!   Any Search and Seizure Amountine to Trespass Under Constituttional Law is Tilegal.

Augusto Pasquale Taken From Cell at Midnight By Police With Automonile -

Pasquale Is Removed by Po lice and Driven Away in an Ato.   HIS STORIES. ‘UNTRUE   Authorities Believe He, In stead of Mysterious “Joe,” Was Abductor.

‘CRANK’ REMOVED FROM PHILA. JAII   Rumored That Pasquale !s Taken  Norristown to Be Charged With Kidnaping ts Not Confirmed

‘CRANK’ REMOVED FROM PHILA. JAIL   Rumored That Paaquale la. Taken tc ‘Norristown ta Be Charged With Kidnaping la ‘Not’ Confirmed

PANIC IN A MINE AS THE FAN STOPPED   Men Injured in the Rush at Marianna, Penn

FIND HEIRESS’ BODY   MRS. KUEHLING’'S REMAINS IN THE POTOMAC RIVER.   Was in Boat With Husband When Accident Occurred——Heiress to $1,000,000,

BODY OF MISSING HEIRESS IS FOUND   Remains of Mrs. Kuehling in the Potomac River.   Woman Said to Have Been Heiress to Dtroit Fortune of More Than $1,000,000.

HEIRESS’ BODY FOUND   Remains of Mrs. Kuehling in the Potomac River.   Woman Said to Have Been Heiress to Dtroit Fortune of More Than $1,000,000.

1/0000 MINERS CONFER TODAY   They Are Meeting to Decid Fate of Their Wage Negotiations.

Reconvene to Take Up Two - Proposals Offered by ' Qnerators.   WILSON’S COMMISSION PLAN ONE CONSIDEREL   Secretary. Wilson’s Compro: mise Offer of 15 Per Cent, Advance Made,

COAL MINERS HOLO SESSION   Five Hundred -Delegates Attend Meat at Wilkesharre—'Two Proposals Being Considered.

COAL MINERS “WEET AGAIN FOR RAISE   Lewis Sure Strike Will Be Averted By Settlement.

LEWIS CONFIDENT THAT GOAL STRIK WILL BE AVENTEL   TWo Propositions for Settling the Wage Controversy Willi Be Placed Before Convention.

HARD COAL WORKERS WERT      Five Handred Delegates Represent(nk 175,000 Miners Convene nt Wailbeshoeen

70% OF MEMBERS OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY ALIENS   1,.W.W.and Communists Same as Socialists, Expert Testifies   DEFENSE SOON TO OPEN   Trial Adjourns Until Next Tuesday, When Prosecution Expects to Finish Case

SOCIALISM IN AMERICA IS DOMINATED BY ALIENS, SAYS WITNESS FOR PROSECUTION

TAT GASE IN TRIAL OF N.Y. SOCIALISTS   Prosecution Witness Claims Aliens Dominate Party   ADJOURN UNTIL NEXT WEEK

CALL WITNESS 10 PROVE SOCIALISTS UNDER ALIEN RULE   Knights of Columbus Worke At Hearing Declares 70 Per Cent of Party’s Members Are Foreigners.

ALLEGED DRAFT DODGER CHUGH   Escapes Two Years Ago—Has Sent Impudent Messages to Authorities.

TWO-YEAR PURSUIT ENDS IN CAPTURE OF DRAFT DODGER   M. other Also Arrested for Obstracting Justice.

DETECTIVES, AFTER WRESTING REVOLVER FROM HIS MOTHER, FIND HIM. HIDING IN  HOME. .

SLACKER COULDNT ESCAPE,     After Tevo Yenrs the Long Arm of the Government Got Hin.

DRAFT DODGER 3 CAPTURED AFTER A TWO-YEAR HUNT   Federal Agenis Arrest Grove Bergdoil In the Home of Wealthy Parent.   NOW SEEKING HIS BROTHER    Pursuit Took Detectives All Over  the Country—-Mother De fends Her Son.

T DODGEA ARRESTED WHTn PROHUN KIN   Mother Staved off Pursuerer for Several Hours—But Is Subdued and Also Arrested—Hid in Box Seat

DRAFT DODGER 1S CAPTURED AT LAST   Grover Bergdoll, One Of Two Brothers Sought, Taken In Philadelphia.

AFTER SLACKER 2 YEARS   Officers Get Draft Evader Following Long Chase—Letters  “Kidded” Authorities,

WEALTHY DRAFT DODGER NABBED BY U. S. SLEUTHS   Man Who Taunted Pol. ice and Led Chase for 2 Years, Arrested.

Officers Have Rough And Tumble Fight To Wrest. Weapon From:Mother Of Draft Dodgers; One Fugitive: Arrested: Another Makes Escape

CLEARING HOUSE OFFICIALS WILL MEET AGAIN   Detectives Force Entrance — Mother of Boy Is Armed With Pistol—Bergdoll Found Hiding in Box.

ARREST MAN iri Of   Federal Sleuths After Two-Year Chase Land Thal Man As A Deserter.  WILL BE COURT: MARTIALED  Parents Wealthy ‘Germans In Phitade!phia

BERGDOLL CAPTURED. AT HOME   ‘Mother, Armed, Holds Olficers -At- Bay Several Hours

ARREST MAN VADER OF THE (RAF   -ederal Steuths After Two-Year Chase Land Their Man As  roe y eI! oe   unase Land inew ivan As A Decerter,  WILL BE COURT-MARTIALED  Parents Wealthy Germans In Philadelphia

ORAFT DODGER CAUGHT AFTER A LONG GHAS!   Mother Fought For tim-—Father Was Once a Phitadelph a Brewer.

Arrest Ends Lorig Search for German Who Dedged Dratt   : Detectives Find Grover -Bergdoll din Mother's Home After» *- .- Nation-Wide Pursuit.

RICH SLACKER AND MOTRERUSINGEUN ON OFFICERS HELD   Woman Held Sleuths Off Hours Before Disarmed; So Had Booed Them by Mail.   ESCAPED WEST IN AUTO; SEEN IN MEXICO, CUBA   Family of German Origin Noted for Lager Output Open in Refusing to Fight.

RIGH SLACKER NABBED AFTER 2-YEAR CHASt   Grover Bergdoll, Who Evadec Draft, Dragged Cowering From His Home.   MOTHER HELD OFFICERS AT BAY WITH REVOLVER   Prisoner Will Be Turned Ove! to Tender Mercies of Military Authorities.

LONGRESS WAS FAILURE SAYS REP. GARRETT   REPUBLICAN LEADER HAELS Vf AS ONE OF WHICHL MEMBERS MAY BE PROUD.   Democrat Replics Only Pause In Doing Nething Was For Purpose of Doing Something Worse,

CONGRESS ADJOURNS AND MANY BILLS DIE   What Was s Accomplishes During Session of 66th Congress Is Shown.

WNGAEGO LEAVE UNFINISHED WORK   ADJOURNED WITHOUT ACT. ING ON SEVERAL IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS   FNS IN A PARTY OW   Republican Claim of Big Saving In Appropriation Brings a Sharp Retort From Mr. Garrett, Democrat.

Past Congress Unequalled Mondel), Republican, Says; Challenged By Democrats

CONGRESS ADJOURN AND MANY BILLS DIE   EXODUS OF SENATORS AND REP. RESENTATIVES HAS ALREADY STARTED.   Garrett Says This Congress Is “An Absolute Humiliating and Shamefal Failure.”

LEGIONNAIRES TO START - DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS   National Officials Believe Gsmpaign _ Will Bring Total Bnroliment to Two and One-Half Millions

WILSONTAKES ~—DPTIMISTIG VEN — OFINDUSTRILISM   Tells investment Bankers Associa tion That Process of Readjustment fs in Full Swing .

MORALE SHOULD BE COURAGEOUS AND OPTIMISTIC   View of Present Industrial Situation in America as Expressed by President of Institute of American Meat Packers.

POLES ASSERT THEY HAVE CREVEN ORDEE   Armistice With Lithuania Has Been Carried Out Is Contention Foreign Minister.

Plans Completed Beforehanc to Put Through President’s Plank on League   JEMOCRATS DO NOT DENY WILSON MAY RUN AGAIN   ‘ONTINGENCY OF BRYAN GAINING CONTROL. AGAINST ya MIGHT BRING IN PRESIDENT'’S NAME.

LINES DRAWN FOR FRISCO BATTLE   Wilson Forces Plan Bryan's De: feat on Platform.   sias$ OFF TO LEAD. FIGHT   Virginian Leaves for Convention With Policy Draft.

DEADLOGK WITH BRYA MAY MAKE WILSON RUN   ADMINISTRATION SEEKING   TO CONTROL RESOLUTIONS    ee s,  i Nebraskan, However, May Force  His Views on Convention Over Wilson,   THEN FIGHT WILL BEGIN   Time of McAdoo Withdrawal Taken as Significant; May Be Step for Wilson.

BENEDICT UES LETTER   Permittings Kings to Visit the Italian King—Urges Use of ~ Power to Right Wrongs.

POPE URGES NATIONS 10 JOIN TOGETHER T0 REDUCE MILITARY EXPENDITURE

ML i w or Lp ECONOMIZE. TOO.   Advorates * Reduction ‘ot Military Expenditures, .

GERMANY WILL BE ALLOWED TO PLACE LENDERS ON TRIAL   Ai44h Ache To Te Tos Pe Pomsh te ADTPHAATING To PATRADITOG

GERMANY WILL TRY WAR CHIEFS   ‘Allies Yield, but. Will See That None of Them Escape.   GUILT RESTS ON TEUTONS

E) SANCTION TRIAL AT LEIPSIC   Germany’s Propesal Called Compatible With Treaty.  JUSTICE MUST BE GIVEN   Powers Reserve Right to De. cide Whether Proposed Procedure Does Not in Effect Bring About Escape of ‘Accused From Just Punishment for Their Crimes.

GERMANS 10 TRY OWN LORDS   Proposal That Persons Accused by Allies of War Crimes Be Tried at Leipsic is Accepted.   TREATY PROVIDES FOR PROCEDURE

ALLIES WILL NOT INTERVENE IN TRIALS AT LEIPSIC   Reserve Right, However, te Decide by Results as to Good Faith of Germans.   PROSECUTION PROPOSED COMPATIBLE WITH TREATY   Will Entrust to Mixed Commission Task of Collecting, Publishing and Communicating to Berlin Government Details of Charges Against Those Whose Guilt is Established,

ALLIES WILL LET HUNG TRY.TO TRY LISTS OF FIENDS      PROPOSAL TO SET UP COURT AT LEIPZIG IS NOW ACCEPTED.   TREATY 1S NOT ANNILEES   Enteate Does Not Biad {tseif ts Abandon Rights Under the Pa:: to Try These Men If it Can Ge Ttold of Them—Plain Talk Mad ts Huns in a Formal Statemest.

GERMANY WILL TRY WAR CHIEFS   Allies Yield, but Wiil See That None of Them Escape.   GUILT RESTS ON TEUTONS   Note Sent to Berlin Promises to fe. frain From Intervention in Trial, but Reserves Right to Judge Whether Justice Meted Out.

ALLIES WILL NOT DEMAND EXTRADITION   But in Case Germany Fails To Fulfill Guarantee of Good Faith, Entente Will Submit Cases to Own Tribunal.

ALLIES ALLOW GERMAN GOURI 10 HOLD TRIAL   OF PERSONS WHOSE EXTRADI TION WAS DeEwANDLI BY SUPREME COUNCIL   But Reserve Right to Take Actior Should Trial Appear To Be Evasion of Justice.

GIVE GERMANS RIGHT OF TRIAL AT LIEPSIC   Allies Will Abstain From Inter vention in Proceedure of Such Court

PROPOSAL TO SET UP mua AY LEIPZIG Is NOW ACCEPTED.   TREATY 5 NOT ANB EE      Batents Does Nat Bind feel is Abamdtou Rights Under the Paw ta Try These Men [6 tt Cac G Ftold of Them—Flain Talh. tA vl.  to Hans in a Formal ®:.25.

GERMANY T0 TRY LEADERS OF THE WAR   Allies Yield, but Wi'l See Thal Nore of Them Eec2na.   GUILT RESTS ON TELTORNS   Note Sent to Berlin Promises to Refrain From Intervention in Trial, but Reserves Right to Judge Whether Justice Meted Out.

ALLIES AGREE TO LET GERMANY TRY PERSONS   They are Willing To Give Ger many Chance to Punish Her Own War Criminals

Try ‘Criminals’ At Leipsic, Is Allies Answer   German Judgment on War Leaders Must be in Good Faith; Entente Agrees Not to Interfere Tn Trial.

GERMAN PROPOSAL 10 TY CITIZENS GRANTED   ALLIES SAY COURT AT LEIPSIC WILL NOT CONFLICT WITH PEACE TREATY.   Powers Will Give Berlin Government Chance. to Show Its Intent to + Keep Faith in Matter.

BLAMANY TO TRY WAR CRIMINALS   Allies Agree ‘to: Abstair from. Interverttion   RESERVATION IS MADE   However, that if it Appear: Trials in Effect Bring Abou Escape from Just Punish ment Allies will Reassert Right of Submitting Case: to Their Own Tribunal.

YIELD 10 GERMANY ON VANDAL TRIALS   Allies Agree to Let Germans Tr Own Culprits.   TO SEE THAT NONE ESCAPE   insist That Guilt for War Rests on the Teutons—Reserve Right to Judge Whether Justice Is Meted Out by Court.

GERMAN REQUEST IS TURNED DOWN   Allies Refuse to Permit Trials of Teutons at Lelpsic.

GERMAN PROPOSAL IS IN ACCORD WITH TREATY OF PEACE   President Wilson’s Note at First Created Great Surprise in London.   FIRST CONSTRUCTION WAS THROUGH AN ULTIMATUM   Later Information Softened Stiff Necked Position Credited to Both Parties.

Eleven Besirnesm Organisations of Sfeux City Declare for its Reeawg pitiean.

Speaker Takes Issue With Tribune and Leader-Press Editorial   BRITAIN GETS GERMAN GOOD:

Houston Tells Ot Outlook For Bio Deficit Soon   Predicts That Country Will Run $1,500,000,000 Behind in 1922-23   DEBT TO LAST 33 YEARS   Opposes Resumption of War Finance Corporation,  He Says

seme es PN ee  $7 500,00 00   Secretary of Treasury. Houston, Tette Sonate Financo Committee Nation Faces $1,500,000,000 Deftcit

BAOEDALL WILL BE UTE NE TATION, HEAL   Agreement on Lasker Pian Is Quickly Reached in Meeting at Chicago   JUDGE LANDIS CHOSEN TO CONTROL LEAGUES   SUPREME COURT OY BASE BALL WILL BE ESTABLISIE ED AT CHICAGO, WiTH DE CISIONS UNREVIEWABLE.   Ron cg etm: ee og me tem  LANDIS ALONE WILL CONSTITUTE COURT

TELL FRENCH TO GET HENCE   New King of Syrian Fixes a Limit  for Departure.

XEW STATES DEFY ALLIES.   Freneh and Hritish Ordered Qat at Syrian aod Patestine by Arabs,

A GOOD GROWING WEEK   Rain Fell in All Parts of State and Crops Did Well

U.$. SOLDIERS WILL LEAVE CTBERIA AREA   Bokhara is Entered by Bol. sheviki Forces; Also ' } Cain in Caspian   APPENSIVE AGAINST INDIA   Rolsheviki Propagandists Are Ready to Swarm Into Persian Territory

HENWAED LEGS AT LONGCHAMPS     Record List of Sartorial Sensations Sprung by Women in France,   Sitk Stockings Replaced by RibbonLike Streamers of Elastic Gold— Some Wore White Wigs cf Louis XIV Era.

LONGCHAMPS fk HENNAED LEG   Women at French Track Show Sartorial Sensations.   SOME WEAR WHITE WIGS   Bare Skin Dyed With Henna—Silk Stockings Replaced by Ribbon-Like Streamers of Elastic Gold— Effect Is Startling.

HENNAED LEGS AT LONGCHAMPS   Record List of Sartorial Sensations Sprung by Women in France.   BARE SKIN DYED WITH HENNA   Silk Stockings Replaced by Ribbon. Like Streamers of Elastic Gold— Some Wore White Wigs of Louis XIV Era.

DYED LIMBS THE LATEST IN FRANCE   Record List of Sartorial Sensations Sprung by Women in France.   BARE SKIN DYED WITH HENNA   Siik Stockings Repiaced by Ribbon Like Streamers of Elastic Gold— Some Wore White Wigs of Louis XIV Era.

Instruction To Be Given Wo. men In New Suffrage States  Such Is ek of ¢ Chairman Of National League Of Women Voters

GEORGIANS QUERY ON ~— WILSON’S CANDICAG      Democrats of Southern State Hav Petitioned for President’s Name on Ballott

FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION _ .F OF THE PRESIDENCY. ~   Secretary of Georgia Democratic Committee Sends a Telegram—White.. House  _ Officials in the Dark as to President’s Action. =

RUSSIA GIVES POLES TERMS OF ARMISTICE   Demand Demobilization o War Industries and Reduction of Army.   WOULD CUT ARMY TO 50,000

MONEYED MEN * BOOST WOOD'S © UND INEAS}   EASTERN CAMPAIGN MANAGER IS NOT CERTAIN JUST HOW MUCH WAS SPENT   (iy United Press)

LETTERS ARE WRITTEN FOR DENTON BY ANAHEIM WOMAN   WIFE OF INSTRUCTOR AT FULLERTON DIE!

U.S. DRY WORKERS IN CONFERENCE   Enforcement Measures. Are Studied At Washington Convention

Fighting Between Troops and Sinn Feiners Renewed, London Hears   POLICE USE BOMBS TO TERRORIZE TOW!   WORST OUTBREAK or THI DAY 18 IN THE VILLAGE O1 UPPER CHURCH WHEN Po LICE. BEGIN ATTACK,

BRITISH RUSH TROOPS. TO.QUELL NEW TROUBL   Hostile- Crowd Watohes:a Thon sand British Troops Leave Ship at Queenstown.

LAW SUITS TERMINATES,   Action of Fred Cook Against James Hammell and Others at Prd.

THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   Speeding Car Hits Hole in Road anc Turns Over in indiana.

DETAILS WORK OF WORLD ALLIANCE   Discuss Many Problems and Allot Work to Different Nationalities.

FOR WORLD SUFFRAGE   Mrs. Catt Outlines Program of In. ternational Woman Suffrage Ass®ciation

Labor Wants Investigation Of Galvesipn Situation by Committee from Legislature

DEMS FEAR BAD PULSE N OREGON   Considered It G. 0. P. Stronghold  NORTH NAKOTA ATSO   Confident of Montana and Washington

inp      Considered [t G. 0. P.  Stronghold   NORTH DAKOTA ALSO   Confident of Montana and Washington

AID, SUCCOR, CALL G0. STATE HEADS   Republican Chairmen in States Cox Mets, Fash Out —   HARDING MUST LEAVE _ : FRONT PORCH. APPEAL’   Cummings Declines to Be Candidate for Senate in  Connecticut,

COX BELIEVES STUMPING TOUR [S SUCCESSFUL   FRIENDS THINK HE WILL CARRY MONTANA AND STATE OF WASHINGTON

Democratic Candidate Outs Ou Reur Platform Talks For Reroninder of Western Trip.

INEW JERSEY CHIEF IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY MAKES: CHARGE   Former State Party Leader in Court Says Tumulty Made Him Acquainted with Army   Testimony Is in Case Where Camp Merritt Contractor Made $146,006 Profit

John A. Finigan AUCTIONEER Concord, Mass.   Auction Sale of Standing

John A. Finigan  AUCTION EER Concord, Mass.   Auction Sale of Standing  Grass

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE HAS DECLARED WAR   WAYNE WHEELER SAYS HITCH. COCK SHOULD BE DEFEATED FOR STAND AS TO WINES AND BEER.

DRYS TO LIGHT FNITCHCOC.   Nebraska Senator Araveus Ire By Favovlng Beer and Win

ANTI-GALDON LEAGUE fa AFTER HITGHEOGK SCALP ON PROMIAITION ISU   SAYS SENATOR HAS PROVEN UN. WORTHY OF LEADERSHIP OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

GERMANY MAKES ANOTHER PROTES   Will Not Take Blame if the New Territory Is Dismembered

PROTEST FROM GERMANY   Agalust Cutting Of East and West Prussia From the Vistula ’ Riwear

13 People Are Reported Killed in Railway Wreck   Limited Crashes Into Excursion on Electric Railway Near Seranton, Pa.; Hospital Is Overcrowded With injured and Cots Are Requisitioned From Armory.

HOMELY, BUD DIRK CrExus   Freneh Girl Wins Prize Kor Being: + “Perfect Woman”

ALLIES WILL QUIT SPA PARLEY UNLESS ~ BERMANY DISARM   German Minister of Defense Opposes Course—Turks Must Sign Promptly.

NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE BROKER   Allies Are Not Satisfied Germany Is Endeavoring to Carry Out Treaty Terms.   ASKING FOR MORE TIME

ORDERS      OTHERWISE AL Li ES WILL BRING HER TO TIME— MUST DEROHSLIZE ARWY,   LLOCD GEGRGE DELIVERS AN ULTIMATUM AT THE SPA CONFERENCE.

ALLIES MAY DISCONTINUE ~ NEGOTIATIONS   German Chancellor. Believes Allie Will Make Necessary Concessions and Assure Protection

ALLIES ASK DISARMAMENT IMMEDIATELY   Discontinuance of Ne gotiations Threatened At Spa Conference.

GERMANY'S DISARMAMENT MUST BEGIN IMMEDIATELY OR ALLIES 10 TAKE ACTION   Serman Chancellor Believes Con cessions Will Be Allowed to Keep Down Internal Orders   British Premier Says if Germany Was Sincere Disarmament Would Have  Been Accomplished Long Ago

NEGOTIATIONS MAYBREAK PREMIERS SAY   Chancellor Makes Plea For Time Extension -—Turks Must Sign Treaty Soon. sl)

Crisis Nears at Spa Conference Following Allies’ Dictum That Germany Immediately y. Strip Army to Treaty Size          Constantinople Allowed -Ten Days in Which to Sign Pact and Plea. for Modifiéation of Terms Is Curily Refused

AATHEALLE   Ultimatum Is Served by Lieyd George at Spa.. Conference   Germans Must Reducc Army in Compliance with the Treaty

BERLIN GRANTS LABOR TERMS, STRIKE ENDS   Sharp Swing to Radicalism, With Nationalization Promised  WS it ea freemen Diekt he BE on an Pohinal

GERMAN oTRIKE WAS PROCLAIMED OFF YESTEROAY   Walkout Officially Ends But It Is Not Likely That Work Will Be Resumed Before Monday. It Is Said.

BERLIN RULERS AND STRIKERS IN AGREEMENT   ‘Work Will Be Resumed Monday —State of Siege Con tinues.

GENERAL STRIKE IN BERLIN ENDS, SIEGE MAINTAINED.   Workers Agreed to Return to Work Tomorrow.

RATHER BE DOG AND BAY MOON THAN SENATOR   “LODGE HEAD OF POISON SQUAD,’ SAYS WILLIAMS, CHARGING GREAT SENATE CONSPIRACY.

RED HOT DEFENSE OF THE PRESIDENT IN FINE SARCASM   Senator John Sharp Williams in Choicest Bits of Invective.

SENATE TREATY AUGUMENTS LIKE "FIDDLING” NERO   Treaty Opponents Daubed as ‘Coarse Grained Jack-Asses  By Mississippi Senator

FLAYS TREATY OPPONENTS.   Wiliams Calls Rejection of Pact Result of Conspiracy Against President Wilson.

GREAT CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED BY WILLIAMS   Believes There Are Now Men Gla President is Sick and Perhaps  2 etn fax haath.

TREATY REJECTION GREAT CONSPIRACY AGAINST PRESIDENT   Declares Many Glad President is Sick and Hépe for His Death.   SAYS SENATOR LODGE IS HEAD OF POISON SQUAD   Does Not See How Anyone Wha Loves Country Can Look on With Unconcern.

MISSISSIPPIAN FLAYS SENATE   ‘Rather Be a Dog Than Go Back,” Declares  Williams.

CHARGES PLOT AGAINST WILSON   Williams Says Treaty Foes Perhaps Hoped for Death   Senator Declares Lodge Is “Head of Poison Squad”

BITTER TO FOES OF TREATY   John Sharp Wiililams Says it Was Defeated as Part of Conspiracy  Amainat WW ileean.

CONSPIRACY ON TREATY CHARGED   WILLIAMS CHARGES ieuye AGAINST PRESIDENT WILSON  Relieves There Are “Men Who Are Glad President Is Sick and Hope For His Death.”

MANIPULATION OF GLAGOES LAID TO DEMOCRATIC RULE   “Seven Years of Playing One Against Other” Alleged as Cause of U. S. Unrest.

STREET GAR TIEUP IN DENVER   Thousands of Employes Forced to Walk to Their Work on. Third Day of Strike. °

WILSON-LANSING BREAK A MISTAKE   Facts in Rupture Which Led to the Dismissal of Secretary of State Not Known to Many People.   FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT NATURALLY BEWILDEREC   Narrative Discloses Inner Side of White House aid Official. dom— Executive Irritable and Jealous.

WILSCN’S FRIENDS ARE BEWILDERED BY AGTION   \Background Discloses Il! and Jealous President With Officials Generally Worried,   PRESIDENT ONLY ACTED WATURALLY IN THE BREAK   LAWRENCE REVIEWS CASE   (Noted Correspondent Says That Lansing Was Doing Duty i — jin Loyal Mantier.      By DAVID LAWRENCE Cooricht 1920 by The Mail.

LANSING A FIT OF TEMPER ON WILSON’S PART   Washington Correspondent Characterizes President’s Action As Typical   REVIEWS PAST WEEKS   Believes Wilson Kenw Of Cabinet Meetings Altho Took No Interest   First Of Three Articles On The Wilson - Lansing Break, Its Cause And  Sienificance.

WORKING ON BIG DRAI   Jee Bowlin Is Making.the Tile fo: the Richman Ditch.

WORKING ON EBIG DRAIN.   Je-ce Bowlin Is Making the Tile for the Richman Ditch

Was Former Mayor of Fall River’ + and - Prominent in Democratic Politics '

NAVY ADMIRAL CMOMITS SUICIDE   Admiral Brittian, Chief of Staff t Commander of Atlantic Fleet Shoots Self.

ADMIRAL BRITTAIN EADS HS OWN LF  Commits Suicide by Shooting:   Commits Suicide by Shooting With Atlantic Fleet in Cu"ban Waters.   SPANISH WAR~ VETERAN

ADMIRAL IS A SUICIDE   REAR ADM. BRITTAIN,.ON DUTY WITH FLEET AT CUBA, SHOOTS SELF.

ADMIRAL BRITTAIN  ENDS LIFE   Chief of Staff For Admiral Wilson Suicide Near Cuba   No Reason Assigned in Renorting Deed.

HEA ADMIRAL 1. BAIA  SLATS SELF ON FLAGSHIE   Chief of Staff to Commander of Atlantic Fleet is The Victim   FIRES SHOT WHILE ON DUTY IN CUBA   No Reason for Act Known Body to Be Brought to New York

ADMIRAL BRITTAIN SUICIDE   Cause of Atlantic. Fleet Chief of Staff  Ant Wrealt-warreurer

ADM. BRITTAIN SUICIDES BY SHOOTING SELF   Chief of Staff for Admiral Wilson of Atlantic Fleet Takes His Own Life Today.

NAVAL OFFICER SUICIDED TODA)   Bedy of Rear Admira Brittain to Be Brought to United States

ADMIRAL COMMITS SUICIDE   Carlo B. Brittain Shot Himself oft Cuba Yesterday.

BRITTAIN KILLS SELF   READ ADMIRAL SHOOTS HIMSELF TO DEATH IN CUBA.   No Reason ts Given for Act——Was Chief of Staff on the Atlantic Fleet.

U9. ADMIRAL fa SUICIDE BY SHUT IN CUBAN WATERS   Brittain, Wilson’s Staff Chief Ends Life; Superior Tells No Details in Wire.

ADMIRAL ENDS LIFE   Brittain Shoots Self to Death  When in Cuban Waters.   i cd Was Chief of Staff to Commander 01 the Atlantic Fleet—No Reason for Act Given.

ADMIRAL SHOOTS. SELF TO DEATH   Charles C. Brittain, Chief of Staff, for Atlantic Fleet, -. Commits Suicide.

TOOK OWN LIFE.   Rear Admiral Brittain’ Killed Himself By Shooting at Sen

STATE AND GOVERNMENT WILL COMBINE °TO0 FIGHT BUBONIC PLAGUE ON GULF OF MEXIC!

HEALTH MEN CONFERRING IN GALVESTON   Plans Are tc Be Made for Continuation of Rat xtermination,  oy

ASQUITH SCORES ~ IRISH OUTRAGES   Writes Resolution Con: demning Incidents.   DECLARES NECESSITY FOR PACIFICATION   Viscount Grey to Speak On Home Rule. .

ASQUITH TO PRESENT BILL CONDEMNING THE QUTRAGES IN IRELAND   Resolution Demands Immediate Steps to Bring About Pacification   PLOT AGAINST BRITONS IS CHARGED BY LONDON PAPER   Officials Fail to Find Evidence to Substantiale Rumors

ASQUITH RESOLUTION CONDEMNS InISH AND ~—ARELAND EXECUTIVES   FORMER BRITISIT PREMIER ID. TRODUCES , VITRIOLIC DOCUMENT IN. LOWER HOUSE ” ENGLAND'S PARLIAMENT

LLLITARY. HONORS FOR. . OF fOERS SLAIN. IN. DUBLIN         Suggestions Phat  Shun Fain - Agtit : “May, “Attack Prominent Persons iy “London Wera AEnde, 

COMMONS T0 AGAIN DEBATE IRISH CAUSE   Asquith Author of Res olution Condemning Acts of Terrorism.

ASQUITH READY WITH NEW MOVE   Leon Bourgeois of France Urges International Military ‘Force For League.   URGE PACT AMENDMENTS

THE IRISH POLIGY   IT PROMISES TO-BE SUBJECT: OF HOT DEBATE TODAY,    The British House of Commons Will Hear Bitter Criticism of The Present Government.

Asquith Asks Commons - To Denounce Outrages Against ‘Irish People

PARLIAMENT TAKES NOTICE OF OUTRAGES   Premier Asquith prepared to day to present resolution condeming murders in Ireland

RER PREMIER ~ JSQUITH. SPEaNC   ae  BULL MILLITATY HONORS FOR , : oFrriceRs BI. AIN AN DUBLIN         DONTEMNATION GESOLUSION      ‘Suggestions That. Shin Fels Agents Muy Attack Prominent Persons in London Wera Mirde.

Ir:ch Situation, Is Not Improved _ England’s Problem   CITTES OF ENGLAND FEAR ATTACK ON INDUSTRIES BY SINN FEINERS — TWO INJURED IN CORK — TROOPS  F ACTIVE — ENGLAND'S STATESMEN WORRIED

 /MEXICANS HONOR U. S. MAN   Aviators Cross Border With Flowers for American Aviator Who Was Killed by Fall.

BOOSTED THE Y. M. C, A.   Speakers at Kiwanis Club Meet. ing Told of its Benefits

STANDARDIZATION OF STUDIES 1S ADVOCATED   College and High School Teacher: Open Convention in Chicago.

QUELL RACE RIOT IN WESTERN GITY   Negra Who Shot Grocer is Captured by Posse and Blacks Make Threats.   MOB LYNCHING AVERTED

Home Guard and .- American Legion   In Charge of the Situation at: Inde. pendence, Kansis, Due ito. Ruc¢ Ring Last Night,

TWA KILLED WN RACE WAR   General Shooting Followed Murder of White Gracer by Nesro

HOME GUARD PATROL STREETS OF ~ KANSAS TOWN AFTER RACE CLASH   White Boy and Negro Killed and Four Whites Wounded Daring Dieprders in Independence Last Night; Situation is Believed Under Control.

RACE DISORDER CAUSE CALLING OF HOME CUARD   White Boy and One Negro Killed Following Alleged Killing of Grocer.   4 MORE WHITE MEN ARE BADLY WOUNDED

SERVICE MEN ON JAIL GUARD AFTER RACE RIOTING   Two Persons Are Kilied. and Four Wounded at Inde-

LEGION MEN KEEP DRDER IN KANSAS AFTER RACE RIOT   Two Killed, 4 Wounde In Clash Between Blacks and Whites.

KANSAS RAGE RIOTS; 2 DEAL   Streets at Independence Guarded Following Outbreak .-

GUARDS ON DUTY AT SCENE OF RIOT   Independence, Kansas, Quiet After Night of Horror When Race Riot Gccurs   Killings @aused by Effort Tc Lynch Negro Murderer

SOLDIERS PATROL INDEPENDENCE   TWO PERSONS KILLED AND FOUR WOUNDED IN RACE RIOT.

SLAYER OF BOY IS RIDELES WE Hort BY CROWD   Independence, Kansas, Scene of Wild Disorders Resuiting From Action Taken On White Grocer.   County Jail Guarded   Climax ef Bay's Incidents Came When Chief of Police and Mayor Accosted Armed Blacks.

TWO DEAD IN. RACE RIOT   INDEPENDENCE THE SCENE OF WILD DISORDER LAST NIGHT.   SEVERAL MORE HURT   * MURDER OF A GROCER FOL. LOWED BY BLOODY SEQUEL.   Home Guards and American Legion Restored rder' When City Police -Proved Inadequate.

RACE RIOT IS IN THE AIR IN KANSAS TOWN   Killing of White Grocer by  Negro Precipitated Trouble.  Soldiers Guard Jail Where Nevro Is.

AMERICAN LEGION AND HOME GUARD QUELL RACE WAR   Independence, Kas., Scene of Disorder When Black Kills White.   TWO ARE DEAD AND FOUR WOUNDED   Sheriff and Mob Enter Upon Agreement Which Prevents Lynching.

Home Guard And. American . Legion Patrol Streets To Prevent Further Disorders

GUARDS PATROL AT KANSAS: RIGI   rwo KILLED AND FOUR SERIOUS: LY WOUNDED IN BRACE RIOT FOLLOWING MURDER   SOLDIERS CALLED 10 SCENE

RACERIOTIN  KANSAS BRINGS OUT SOLDIERS   One White Boy and Negro Killed, While Number Axe Injured in Riot at Independence, Kansas.   ARMED NEGROES BEGGED BY OFFICERS TO GO HOME   White Boy Shot Dead Without Warning Brought on - Trouble; Talk of Lynching Captured Negroes Heard.

KANSAS TOWN SCENE OF NEW RACE RIOTING   White Boy and Negro Killed and Four White: Wounded During Dis. orders Last Night.

RiGT PUTS TOWN UNDER SUARD.   a  Troop Patra! Ste Sttents ‘er eig i

TWO DEAD, FOUR OTHERS INURED IN KANSAS TOWN   Disorders Follow Slaying of Grocer by Negro.   MAY CALL TROOPS.   Battle Rages Between Whites and Blacks in Streets of Independ. enee for Hur and Half, i

TWO ARE DEAD IN RAGE RIDTS LAST NIGHT IN KANSAS   White Boy Is Shot by Negro anc Latter Is Quickly Aiddled With Bullets.   ONE COLORED MAN iS HELD IN COUNTY JAIL   Trouble Occurs at Independence, but Is Controlled by American Legion Men.

JAIL GUARDED ASLYNCHING THREATS ARE MADE   Slaying of Grocer in Inde pendenee Leads lo Clash Late Thursday.   TROOPS ARE ASKED; LEGION MEN AID

HOME GUARD AND LEGIONAIRES 3:05 IN AS DEPUTY SHERIFFS   Comparative Quiet Prevails on Streets of Kansas City Following Near Race Riot.

ANCE RIOTS AT INDEPENDENCE   Two Dead and Four Woundec in Street Fighting in Kansas Town.

APART TUM RS rN ME Se ee  VIRGINIA s BIG 8 TO GLASS. Opposition to Bonus and. aWer Mank

OLD VIRGINIA LIKES GLASS,’ BUT NO WINE   Old Dominion Delegation : Opposed to Soldier Bonus and et Planks

NO BACKWARD STEP ON PROHIBITION ACT   VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS INSIST ON ITS LE NFORCEMENT.   State Convention Refuses to Sanction Declaration for Amendmeat to Volstead law~—~-Michigan a Rit More Liberal.

BECKMAN LOSES KENTUCKY RAGE   Kentucky to Send Republicar To Senate; Mountain: Counties End Doubt

HARDING HAPPY AS A BOY WiiEN TEACHER'S SICK   President-Elect Puts in To day Fishing and Playing Golf.   LOOKS IN PINK OF CONDITION   Governor Hobby Furnishes Ohioan With Launch for Short Cruises.

HARDING APPEARS CARE FREE AND HAPPY   Enters Into Outdoor Life b ? Fishing and Playing Golf Tc day—Looks Robust and Vig orous.

PANAMA TRIP FOR HARDING IN TEN DAYS   Will End Vacation Stay at Point Isabel on  November 18.

MAJOR SPORTS FOR HARDING   Takes Life Easy in Southern Texas Fisherman's: Village —_tooks Well

Says He Wants Seclusion Rather ‘Than Rest at Texas Retreat.   IS NOT “WORN OUT"   May Vary Favorite Pastime by Auto Trips Up Rio Grande Vallev.

HARDING TESTS GULF FISHING   Tries His Luck With Rod and Reel.   GOLF GAMESET FOR AFTERNOON   Uses  Launch ‘Offered By Governor Hobby.

HARDING DECLARES HESOUGHT QUIET RATHER THAN REST   Tells Villagers He Likes Quie and Seclusion: Afforded by Little Fishing, Town.   PLANS TO SPEND TIME IN FISHING AND PLAYING GOLI   Launch: Placed at Disposal ¢ President-Elect by Gov. Hobby of Texas...

PRESIDENT-ELECT SPENDS TIME  FISHING AND PLAYING GOLF AT SOUTHERN TEXAS RESORT TOWN

WORRIES LAID ASIDE. - BY PRESIDENT-ELEGT   GOVERNOR HOBBY PLACES LAUNCH AT HIS DISPOSAL   IS ROBUST AND -viGoROUS   Appears in Perfect Health; Leaves November 18 for Panams i Canal

PRESIDENT-ELECT Wi LEAD LIF FAE OF CARE AND “TRINL FOR MONTE   Is Outwardly As Care-Free As Hap piest Man of Little Fishing Vit fage Where He is Staying

PRESIDENT-ELECT HAS FIRST DAY CAREFREE PLEASURE AND SPORT   Appearance is Not That of Man Worn Out By Campaign.

BARMVING LN SERULLSOMIN     Golfs and Fishes On First Vacation Day.

HARDING FISHES DURING MORNING   Spends Afternnoon At The Golf Course Near Brownsville   Will Sail From New Orleans Not Later Than Nov. 18

PRESIDENT-ELECT  SWATS THE PILL AND FLIRTS WITH FSH OF THE GULL   Harding Hobnobs With Ordinary Humans in True ‘Democratic Style at the —  Brownsville Links

HARDING BEGINS QUTING. IN TEXAS GOAST VILLAGE      ‘President-elect Has Fishing Trip and Game of Golf on Day’s Schedule

VACATION OF HARDING BEGUN   Morning Fishing and Af - ternon Golf Pregram For First Day

HARDING FISHES AND COLES FOR VACATICN   Spends Happy Hours Among Fishermen of Point Isabel, Texas.

NEXT PRESIDENT ENJOYING LIFE IN TEXAS TOWN   Harding Has Fishing, Golf; Will Sail for Panama November 8.

THREE KILLED I DALLAS FARE   SiX PERSONS IN HOSPITALS WITH SERIOUS INJURTES

HARDING FRONT -PORCHRACEIS NOW UNDER WAY   MEN AND WOMEN IN ALL WALKS HAVE TO COME TO VERANDA TO TALK

CHICAGO CUBS 10 PLAY FOR HARDINE   National Leaguers To Put On Game At Marion For Candidate’s Benefit.

Chicago Cubs To Play Game For Candidate   Team Will Go To Marion To Stage Game For Harding’s Benefit   FRONT PORCH DRIVE  STARTS IN EARNEST

HARDING - WILL SEE CHICAGD IN EXIHIBITION CAME SEPT. 2   Cub Owners Arrange Game With Marion Team for the Nominee’s Benefit.   § ASSURED   er  Finishing Touches Are Being Put to Speech to Be Made Saturday.

Cubs Will Play —  Game In Marion      6. 0. P. Candidate Complaine He Couldn't Leave Front Porch To See Good Game

STOCK REPORT   Rail Strike Affects Market Little Dealiners Greater.

see ac a ll nA Te aT ee ee Te. a eT RP AM gy Ue  FORGERY AND LARGENY CHARGE AGAINST LAWYER

HAVE FED LORD MAYOR M’SWINEY DURING UNCONSCIOUS PERIODS   Bulletin of lrish Self-Determination League Announces That Meat Juice Was Fed to MacSwiney During Periods of Unconsciousness.

MALSWINEY FED WHILE DELIRIOUS   -rison Dpctors Reported Te Have Forced Food ~ ° Down Mouth.

MAG SWINEY MADE VIOLENTLY: SICK   LORD:..MAYOR- CONTINUES  . DELIRIOUS; IS" “CON-. SCIOUS. “ONLY: AT’ Looe PAT PDEDWT AT ony &   Prison” mm Aun Ori

ees owe ee  LORD MAYOR MACSWEENEY AT THE POINT OF DEATH   Had Violent but Short Attack  of Delirium Before He Fell Aclaan.

MV SWINEY WAS FED WHILE UNCONSCIOUS   Government and Irish League Both Admit Doctors Forced Meat Juices in His Mouth.

LORD MAYOR SUFFERS ATTACK OF DELIRIUN   Members of MacSwiney’s Iamils Summoned to Him—Later Ht Prenmes Normal.

MACSWINEY FED FORCIBLY AGAIN AS HE PROTESTS   Lord Mayor of Cork Grows DeTirtous During Night, Bulletin Savs

MacSWINEY IN: DELIRIUM   -Meyor—Unable:: To] Recognize Relatives—Is Forcibly’ Fed. ‘

Three Attacks ef Delirium, the Laat One Mild, Suffered by Henger Striker.

MacSwiney Is Fed Again As. Mis Delirium Continues-loday; _“T’ve Been ‘lricked,’’ He Say.

W’SWINEY 1S FEI WHILE DELIRIOUS   Meat Juice Forced into Him as He Lies Unconscious   ADMITTED BY GOVERNMENT   “They Tricked Me,” ihe Mayor Save_on Raliving

WPSWINEY FED DURING PERICO — OEDELIRIUM   DOCTORS FORCE MEAT JUICE INTO MOUTH OF LORD ~ MAYOR OF CORK

MAG SWINEY FED ' WHILE IN COMA   Government Admits Meat Juic ‘<8 Given Lord Mayor,   TRICKED, HE EXCLAIMS   He ig Delirious and in Critical Condition on 70th Day of Fast—Fails to ! Recognize His Relatives.

FEED WACSWIAEY BY FORCE.   ‘Mayor Stl Delle s but Objects . To" Eating.

IRISH MAYOR 15) FORGED 10 EAT WEN TACONSEUS   PRISON DOCTORS ORDERED TO SAVE LIFE OF TUNER STRIKER.   Relatives Called As Starvation Victim Has Sevious Relapse. bon.

BRITISH JAILERS FORCE FOOD INTO MOUTH OF MAYOR   Two Killed In Clas! With Troops; Home Rule Bill Up.

AG SWIREY FED, AGN DESPITE “HIS PROTESTS   Financial Clauses ‘of Home Rule Measure Taken Up by Committees. -"*  GREAT EXPLOSION: iss HEARD “NEAR DUBLIN

REPORTS INDIGATE THAT MACSWINEY HAS RECEIVED MEAT JUICE IN SELIM   STATED THAT DOCTORS HAY! BEEN ORDERED TO USE ALL POSSIBLE MEANS TO  SAVE LIFE,

DELIRIUM REACHED BY MACSWINEY: NEAR ~ DEATH 1S BELIEF   Passes Into {peventy Firs Day Of Hunger Strike Friday.

'MacSWINEY GIVEN FOOD DURING  A PERIOD OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS   Meat Juice Forced Into Mouth While He ‘Was in Fit ak Delirium; Prison Doctors Have Orders‘to Use Every  <Possible Means to Keep Him Alive. 

MAGCSWINEY'S RIND GIYES WA’   Condition of Hunge Striker — Critical—Th Irish Situation.

[PRISON PHYSICIANS CONTINUE TO   FORCIBLY FEED HONGER STRIKING LORD MAYOR M’SWINEY OF CORK

Cenditieon ef Lerd Mayer Reported Gritien! at an Early Heer Thais Mosning.

EEO  MAC SWINEY FED FOR THE FIRST TIM   Brandy and Essence of Beef Ad. ministered When He Lapsed Into Unconsciousness.

FED DURING PERIOD ‘OF UNCONSCIOUSNESS   Meat Juice Was Given to '- MacSwiney. _

MacSwinney Passed “Very Bad Night      Continted Deliriops—Pacd Forced Tata’ His Mouth by Prison Authorl. ver Vrotests,

RELATIVES  HURRIED TO MACSHINEY'S BED SHE  As His Mind Had Broken Under Strain of 69th Day of Fast  And Because the Officials Feared He Was Dying.   And Because the Officials Feared He Was Dying.

Brandy And Beef Essence Given Hunger Striker While Uneonscious   LLOYD GEORGE UPHELD   Parliament Approves Tris! Administration By Vote Of 346 To 79

wie               Otteal Contirmation: f Teparé ts ade in: London his «Morning,   ye   SWALLOWS . MEAT JUICE       sh: League ‘Rays: Mayor. ‘of ‘Cork ek Was: Vee By Force. Doring : [Fit of Delivt

MACSWINEY RALLIES AFTER RECEIVING FEEDING IN JAIL   Lord Mayor Rouses From Delirium After Slight Nourishment.

SECOND ONE MORE VIOLENT THAN FIRS!   More Normal Mentally a Last Report

 Forced Meat Juice Into His Mouth Last Night and Continued Feeding Today

PRISON HEADS FOLLOW ORDERS   ‘Consider It Their Duty _ To Keep Man Alive If Possible.

Forcibly Fed, His Wife Said, Weep ing and Excited, As She Left Jail   Small Amount of Brandy and -Twt Spoonsful of Beef Extract Administered

MAC SWINEY DYING   Lord Mayor of Cork Reported at Death’s Door This Morning

REPORTS Mé°SWINEY AT POINT OF DEATH   Exchange Telegraph I: So Informed   Still Fed During Delftium—Unable to Recognize His Wife

Meat Juice Poured “into Mouth of MacSwiney While He Is in Uncon erinia State.   PRISON HEADS FOLLOW ORDERS   Consider It Their Duty .To Keep Man Alive If Possible.

Are Ordered to Keep _ Him Alive.   RESISTS FEEDING ~~ WHILE CONSCIOUS:   Is Delirious Greater Part of ~~the -Time;-Unable to Rec.  ognize Friends : i

FEEDING UF LOAD MAYOR OF GORK OS GONFIRMEL   Irish Self - Determination League Says Meat Juice Was Forced Into His Mouth While He Was Unconsctous.

FEEDING LORD MAYOR WHEN UNGONGCIOUt   Prison Doctors Under Orders To Use Any Means To Keep Hin Aliya

MAGSWINEY FED WHILE UNCONSGICU!   Report Is Confirmed by Bulletii From Irish Self-Determination League.

MCSWINEY BEING FED AT PRISON   Announcements: Have Come  hat Doctors Have Administered Beef Juice to Lord - Mayor Mayor During His Delirium.

GTR FEEL UNGONS GION: LOND MAYOR IN IRISH JAIL   Meat Juice Forced Into His Mouth on 70th Day of Fast   HEROIC METHODS TO KEEP HIM ALIVE   Cork Official Fights Off At tempts of Physicians While Conscious 

McSWINEY FED BY FORCE LAST NIGH   Dorne a Period of Unconscious ness the Lerd) Mayer Was G:ven Meat Juice

Is the Lord Maycr Getting Any Food !s Question; “Of Course He Is,’’ Blunt Answer,   GOVERNMENT’S A T TITUDE

WHEN MAC BECOMES DELIRIOUS NURSES FORCE F000 ON HIM   MEAT JUICES FED TO THE IRISH MAYOR WHILE HE RAVES IN HUNGER STRIKE REFUS ING TO EAT

MacSwiney Fed While Un conscious—Violently De Jirious All Last Night

MACSWINEY WAS "= FED AGAIN TODAY   In. Delirous Condition and De “spite His Protests He Was  Given Food by Physicians

THE LORD MAYOR CORK SUFFERS A BREAK IN MIND   FEARING DEATH IS NEAR, HIS RELATIVES HAVE BEEN SUMMONED.   HAS NOT TASTED FOOD _ FOR SIXTY-NINE DAYS

Official Advices State That Under Directions of the British Government McSwiney Was Fed By the Prison Doctors—He Would Die From Starvation Before He Would Eat—Hence the Order.

MAYOR MacSWINEY DELIRIOU:   Suffers Attack on 69th Day of His Waneee Ktrika.

mm BEING FED AT PRIS   Announcements Have Come That Doctors Have Administered Beef Juice to Lord ‘Mayor Mayor During His  Tyo lines rio al

PRISON AUTHORITIES ARE FEEDING MACSWINE   Is Conscious. at Intervals Bit’ Un able to. Recognize Relatives ‘Is Violent at Times.

MAC SWINEY IS FORCED-T0 TAKE FOOD IN ILLNESS   Fed During Delirious Svell, Is Unable to Recognize His Friends   PROCESS OF FORCED NOURISHMENT IS CONTINUED BY PRISON ATTENDANTS

PRISON DOCTORS FEED MACSWINEY   Hunger-Striking Mayor 9 Cork Given Brandy and Beel Juice While Unconscious.   RESISTS ALL EFFORTS

FEEDING M*°SWINEY WHILE IN DELIRIUM   Prison Doctors Give Meat Juice and He Swallows   Mayor Unable to Recognize Friends but Delirious Turn Is Milder

MACSWINEY IS FORGED 10 EAT IN DELIRIUM   i\ALTHOUGH CONSCIOUS AT  INTERVALS LORD MAYOR  1S UNABLE TO RECOGNIZE i RELATIVES.   Ohe Officer and Private Killer When Lorries are Fired on is Cork From Ambush.

LORD MAYOR GIVEN MEAT JUICE, CLAIM   M’Swiney Fed While Un conscious by Prison Physicians:

MACSWINEY FED DURING DELIRIUM   PRISONER MAKES DECLAR ATION THAT “THEY TRICKED ME.”

MCSWINEY (6 GIVER LIQUID NUTRIMENT   PERIODS OF DELIRIUM CONTINUE, SAY BULLETIN OF SINN FEIN BUREAU.

MACSWINEY IS ANGERED WHEN FORCEFULLY FED   While Unconscious Doctors Force Meat Juice Into His Stomach.

MACSWINEY FED, MAKES VIOLENT, ANGRY PROTEST   Hunger Striking Lord Mayor of Cork Given Food While Enconscious   SAYE “THEY -.TRICKED ME”   Entering on 70th Day.of Strike, MacSwiney’s Body Affected Ry Sourvy

Prison Doctor, = = Gave “Him Beet Julee While ‘He Was in DeHrions Condition.

Lord Mayor MacSwiney Seems to Be Gradually Getting Worse is Repor'

FEED-THE LORD MAYOR © ~ WHEN HE'S ENCONCIOU!   This 1s What is Being Done ‘in the Case of Mac Swiney of * of Cork:

AUTHORITIES CONTINUE TO FEED MAYOR OF CORK   Hunger Striking Irish Official Passe: Bad Night, Says League Bulletin

M'SWINEY SINKS: NOW DELIRIOUS   Relatives of Hunger-Striker Summon. ed to Bedside; Reported Below Normal; Mentality Lowered.

Reports Are Confirmed From Two Sources; Self-Determination League Bulletin Says Meat Juice Is Forced Into the Prisoner’s  Mouth During Unconscious Period   PATIENT VIOLENTLY DELIRIOUS

MACSWINEY IS NOW DELIRIOUS  CONDITION OF LORD MAY  CONDITION OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK VERY GRAVE.

STILL F EED 3 MACSWINEY   Cork Lord Mayor Has Violent Srells of Delirium

MSWINEY STILL UNCONSCIOUS AND BEING FED   Still Protests Against Receiving Food

“MAYOR MACSWINEY FED WHILE  IN DELIRIUM.   OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION RECEIVED FROM LONDON.   The Lord Mayor While in a Fit 9 Delirium is Given Nourishmeni; Feeding Process Continued During This Morning.

MACSWINEY DELIRIOUS      Lord Mayor of, Cork Has Bad At- tack ‘on Sixtyeninth Day of His Hunger. Strike. . %

M'SWINEY FORCED TO DRINK MORE LIQUIDS   Food istTaken by Lord Mayo During Delirium.

rs AGHA GIVER THEE DING MAY AF   HCSPITAL ATTENLANTS FORCT LIQUID FOOD IN TO MACSWINEY’S MOUTH AGAIN

MAC SWINEY DELIRIOUS.      Mind of Cork Hunger Striker Has Become Clouded.

MACSWINEY SEES LORS Minti   Mayor Has Visions As He Sinks ‘Into Delirium   PROTESTS FORCED FEEDING!   Authoritiés Continue to Put Food in His Mouth

MACSWINEY SELIRICUS AFTER RESTLESS NIGHT   Huneer Striker Raves About Trish Republice—Condition Grows Worse,

W’SWINEY IS FED WHEN HE 1S DELIRIOUS   Striking Irishman Given Meat Juice Upon Losing Consciousness.   “THEY TRICKED ME” MAYOR SAYS LATER

MACSWINEY GIVEN MEAT JUICE, SAYS HE WAS TRIGKEL   That He Was Fed is Confirmed From Two Sources.

MPOWINEY SUFFERD MENTAL COLLAPSI   Lord Mayor’s Relatives Are Summoned—Revives at Noon Today.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK RAVES © ABOUT IRISH REPUBLIG, AFIER TP BAYS: OF HUNGER-STRIKING

ORDER {S CARRIED OUT BY DOCTORS   He Is in Delirious State, But Calmer

SISTER. TELEGRAPHS FOR. CORK TO. PRAY _FOR HER, BROTHER’ 8 “SPEEDY DEATH.      Mayor MacSwiney Fed Meat Extract During His Delirium hy the Prison Physicians — Condition Criti - Aol -

FORCED YEBDING MARES MAYOR ILL  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. 1 LEASED WISer To TRImOWNT.

Prisoner, ‘Unconscious, on 70th Day of: Fasting, Is in ” Critléeal Condition. 7

MacSWINEY GIVEN. FOOD   Prison Physicians’ : Force Nourishment On Him During Delirium,

CORK FRIENDS ASKED TQ PRAY FOR SPEEDY END   Beef Juice Fed to May or During Delir ious Spells.

MAGOWINEY [a FORCIBLY FED    Hunger-Striking Lord Mayor  Lapses Into Unconscicus ness in Brixton Jail.   TOO WEAK TO MAKE EFFECTIVE PROTHEST   Seventieth Day Since He Has Partaken of Food Finds Him Delirious.

HUNGER STRIKER IS FED   M’Swiney is Given Meat Juice During Fit of Delirium.   —  Doctors Under Orders To Dc Everything to Keep Him Alive

DOCTORS CONTINUE * - FORCIBLE FEEDING OF HUNGER STRIKER   ‘Lord Mayor MacSwiney in Violent Deliriam Reports Bulletin of Irish League :   POET AGAINST “BEING FED. WHEN. UNCONSCIOUS   Mayor Very Weak and Unable to Recognize Relatives 

Lord Mayor MacSwiney  Had Serious Delirium  Said Morning Bulletin

MACSWINEY DELIRIOUS   Lord Mayor of Cork Has Bad Attack on Sixty-ninth Day of His Hunger Strike.

CONTINUE T FEED HUNGER-STRIKER      ‘Cork Mayor Unable to Recognize Relatives or His Sur. roundings,   IRELAPSES AFTER A SLIGHT IRALLY EARLY THIS MORNING    While Semi-Conscious He Asks  What Are the Month and  _  the Year,   MORE FIGHTING IN CORK   Officer and Private Killed When Two Military Lorries Are Ambushed.

MACSWINEY FED, IRISH LEAGUE STATEMENT SAY!   Moat Juice Forced tnto Stom ach of Mayor During Unconsejous Period,

MAC SWINEY FED DURING DELIRIUM   Prison Physicians Gave Hin Meat Juice When He Was Unconscious.

HAC SWINEY & GIVEN NOURISHMENT AFTER _ ATAPSEINTO AN UNCONSCIOUS STATE

M SWINNEY FED YESTERDAY   TWO SOURSES CONFIRM REPOR1 OF FEEDING CORK’S MAYOR

GREAT HUNGER ARTIST IS FED ON MEAT JUICE WHILE IN A DELIIUM      McSWINNEY LAPSES INTO UN CONSCIOUSNESS ONLY TO BE FED. BY HEARTLESS GOV-. ERNMENT: DOCTORS

McSWINEY FED BY FORCE LAST NICHT      During a Periad of  Unconsciaus. nes the Lerd: Mayor’ Was Given Meat Juice

MAYOR MAGOWINEY SINKING RAPIDLY   Becomes Unconscious am Doctors Feed Him Meat Juice Wednesday.   Condition is Said to Be Serious and Relatives Are at Bedside.

DOCTORS STILL _ FEED MAG SWINEY   Lord Mayor Delirious on the . Tist Day of Fast,

DRITlon  GOVERNMENT 1 RUSH MAC: SWINEY mm lel  OW Ris i i in i Wes   As Soon as He Becomes Unconscious In Brixton Jel   Two Women from Cork Attempt to Force Their Wey [nto the Jail

BY THE ENGLISH BE FORCIBLY FED BY THE ENGLIH   GOVERNMENT PLANS ON MOVING THE HUNGER STRIKER TO A HOSPITAL WHEN UNCONSCIOUS.   DETERMINED NOT TO GIVE IN   Two Women Climb Down Drain Pipe When Refused Admission to See the Mayor.

BURLINGTON STORE LOOTED   Hub Clothing Store Robbed. Silk Shirts ara Stolen

PALMER DEFENDS ADMINISTRATION   Says Law Could Not Have Been Upheld Without Handling PostWar Problems.

BREWERS PUT ASIDE POLITICS   “We're Out of the Field Entirely,” Say Delegates to National Conference.

NO POLITICS FOR BREWERS   Delegates at Convention Say They’re Out of Field Entirely.

SUGAR SALE WITH OTHERGOODSONL JUDGED UNFA   Chicago Firm Complained o Ordered by Federal Trade Board to Halt Practice.

NO STRINGS TIED TO SUGAR SALES   Combination Sales fo Force Selling of Other Goods Ordered Stopped

Combination With Other Geods Con demned By the Federal Trade Commission. -—

CANNOT T SELL LL SUGAR ~AS--BATT -FOR. OTHER ~ PURCHASES, IS ORDE!

GREEK RODOSTO FORCES ADVANCE   Enemy’s Loss is Great Both in Men and War Material

ADRIANOPLE FELL ~ TO GREEKS TODA   Beseiged City Was Taken by The Victorious Troops Attacking it, According to Advices From Athens This

GEEK CAPTURE UF ADMHANDPLE NAW COM RMET   King Alexander Will Enter City Today, Official Statement Savs.   COL. TAYAR IN FLIGHT.   Troops Close in to Keep Turk Leader From Reechinge Bulgaria.

NORIANOPLE FELL ~ TO GREEKS TOD   Béseiged City y Was Taken by The Victorious Troops At  tacking it, According to Advices From -Athens This  NA escenten me”

OLDEST MAN IN WORLD ILL   Turk, Born in 1774, Needs New Set of Teeth.

CONGRESSWOMAN GETS PROPOSAL   JKLAHOMA LAWMAKER  CONSIDERING FIRST MARRIAGE OFFER,

'BIG “BABE” RUTH IN AUTO WRECK   Slugging Outfielder of Yanks Comes Very Near Ending His Baseball Career.

“ARBE” RUTH SPILLS   His Ante Loops the Loop and Lands Vfheaele jin Air

TAFT WILL SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY   Former President Will Discuss League of Nations In Gymnasium at 7:30 p.m.   G.O.P. WILL HOLD PARADE   Distinguished Guest Will Make Only Two Speeches in Indiana— Republicans Will Meet Train.

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT TO SPEAK HERE OCT. 20   Will Address Studenis And Townspeople in Men’s Gym‘nasium Wednesday Night.   REPUBLICANS PLAN RALLY   University Band To Lead Red-Firs Parade—Linevin League Makes  Arrangempnts.

whl FAILS TO EAE LEADERS ac OPATHE RUAN S   “gpecter of Nation-Wide Strike May Not Have Been Laid By Desision.   Raises GIVEN EMPLOYES ECGREGATE LARGE SUM

WARD FAILS TO o FACE LEADERS i BACTHERHOODS   pecter of Nation-Wide Strike yay Not Have Been Laid 8y Decision.   AiSES GIVEN EMPLOYES AGGREGATE LARGE SUM

AN EQUAL BREAK   [Railroad Employes Demanding  Copies of Statistics Fur nished to Employers

CARRIER WORKERS DEMAND STATISTICS   Claim That-They Desire to’ Prevent Inavcuracies, -in Wage ' Hearing Record.

DEMAND OF CLERKS ATTACKED BY WHITER   Many Merit Consideration, But It Would Be Unfair to Grant a General Increase, He Informs Board,

TURKISH TERN 10  BE PRESENTED ro) ENN OF THIS. MONTH   Allied Council is cil is Said to. Have Prepared Data From. To Make Definite Terms For Settlement of War With   MEETING SOON AT SAN REMO   At Which Many Othe Important Matters Come Up.

TURKS WILL SOON GET PEACE TREATY   Delegates Will Likely Be Summoned to Allied Supreme Council Meeting to Be Held at San Remo.   RADICAL ELEMENTS AT BATOUM SHOWING ENERG'   separatist Movement Grows In Rhineland District of Germany—Independent Republic Is Desired.

TURK PEACE _ TERMS TO BE MADE APRIL 19   Premiers Will Review Work of Experts at San Remo  Qsccinn

TURKS INVITED 10 HEAR FATE   Will Get a Bid to Meeting of Supreme Council to Learn Peace Terms.

TERMS TO TURKEY.   Supreme Counell Will Be ‘Heady Te. Talk in Abopt Three Weeks

PEACE TERMS TO BE GIVEN TURKS   Will Be Given Time to Study the Document.   Supreme Council of Peace Conference Plans Meeting at San Remo April 19.

TURKS TO GET TERMS   Will Be Given Time to Study the Document.   Supreme Council of Peace Conference Plans Meeting at San Remo ; Apri! 19.

TURKS MAY GET PEACE TREATY EARLY IN MAY   Supreme Council Ex pected to Frame It April 19-22.

ALLIES’ MEET OPENS APRIL 19   Turkish Delegates to Get Peace Terms From the Entente at San Remo.

TURK STILL “ON JOB”   “SICK MAN” DOESN'T KNOW WAR IS OVER.   Mee ing of Supreme Council at San Remo to Submit Terms to Sultan’s Representatives.

TURKISH DELEGATION RECEIVES TERMS OF PEACE AT HANDS OF ALLIED COUNCIL AT MEETING HELD IN ITALY LATE IN APRIL

WANT PLAYGROUND WHERE IT IS NOW   PARENT TEACHER ASSOCLATION DISAPPROVES OF ANY CHANGE —      Members of the Commission Will Be at Train to Meet Visiting Howosters

WHERE IT IS NOW   PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIA TION DISAPPROVES OF ANY CHANGE    Members of the Commission Will Be at Train to Meet Visiting Boosters

SUES ANDERSON FOR $50,000   Papers in Criminal Libel Suit Brought By W. HL Freeman Wil} Be Served Today.

$50,000 LIBEL SUIT   Anti‘Saloon League Leader to be Made Defendant

KIWANIS. CLUB ExpOESES PLAN .. ADV! CHIEF’   Present Situation Woes  Nat: Pers “mit of Adequate’ Fire Pratection Says Chief ’       Petition of the he Kikanis Club. Will Be Presented to City Com- ° mission Monday

WANT TWOPLATOON FIRE SYSTEM HERE   KIWANIS CLUB ENDORSES PLAN .ADVOCATED BY CHIEF REINISCH   Present Situation Does Not Permit of Adequate Fire Protec-— tion Says Chief   Petition of the Kikanis Club Will Be Presented to City Commission Monday

CLOSE REPAIR SHOPS.   French Roads Take Drastic Steps Against Agitators.

WORLD OF BASEBALL SHAKEN BY CHARGE AGAINST CUBS   Last Tuesday’s Game Said to Have Been Thrown to Team From Phitadetphia

VEECK INVESTIGATING. CHARCE OF EAMILIN    Chicago Oubs ¥ Magnate Will do-t  , Bottom of Report His Peas,  "Laid Down.’’. °

QUERY CHARGE CUBS LAID DOWN IN GAME   President of Chicago National League Club to Quiz Reports, ~ On: Tuesday’s Game abe

JACKSON CONCRETE AOA BORDS SOW)   Fletcher Guaranty & Trust Company Get Issue—Farmers Along Route Subscribe $4,500 to Make Bonds Sell.

JACKSON CONCRETE HUAD BONUS SOLE   Fletcher Guaranty & Trust Compan;  - Get Issue—Farmers Along Route  Subscribe $4,500 to Make Bonds Sell.  

MADE $1,000 A DAY IN {I PONZI COMMISSIONS   Former Clerk Found Employment with the “Wizard” Very Profitable.

DUBUQUE CAR STRIKE NEAR END   Retail Mere hant’s’ Association ‘Commis _ sion Optimistic Relative to : - .QOutecine .

MYSTERY SHROUDS A TEXAS KILLING   Frisco Man Shot Near El Paso —How Or by Whom Unknown.

SAN FRANCISCO MAN KILLED   ‘Harold Halstead Shot te Death On   Terese Read.

prow Baseball :  Games DID OOG9S 9-29-0909 09OOO STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

CUNCEDES DEFEAT QF HIS PARTY   Premlér Venizelos: Says fle Wl - Retire From Pulitles. ;   NEW GABINET 10 BE_FORKED

GONCEDES DEFEAT OF HIS PARTY   Premier Venizelos Says He Will ie ire From Politics.   NEW CABINET TO BE FORMED

GERMAN DELEGATES MENACED BY BELGIANS   Spa Conference Scene of Ruction Ending in Strat  egic German Retreat.’

SEIZE CUSTOMS HOUSE AT AGUA PRIETE   Taken in the Name of the Sonora Government; Armed Men on Guard   2,000: SOLDIERS READY

SENORA TAKES CUSTOM HOUSE AT AGNAPREIT!   Militia Has Been Organizec to Guard Buildings-—— See Trouble

STATE TAKES OVER CUSTOM  HOUSES AT AGUA PRIETA A@m WA? AK BIRT KTET

WAR BETWEEN CARRANZA AND SONORA HAS BEGUN   First Battle Staged on Sinalo Boundary— Mountain Passes: Being Fertitied,

Troops of New Republic of Sonora in the First Battle; Military Authorities Say It Means War Between Government and Seceding State: Indians Mobilizing   SALOONS IN STATE ARE CLOSED

SUNUHA TROOPS IN FIRST BATTLE WITH GARRANZA   Details of Fighting are Not Yet Available   INDIANS JOIN NEW REPUBLIC

iL Wah G   ‘alles Fortifies Passes to Prevent Invasion of Fed- _ eral Forces,   REVOLUTIONISTS START RECRUITING CAMPAIGN   Loss of Revenue to Regular _ Government to Be Heavy, -Seceding State Having — Bie Custom Houses

IRST BATTLE ON A SONORA BOUND)   General and Campaign Manager Escape From Mexico City By  Antamahile

CARRANZA SOLDIERS GLASH WITH SONORA   Battle Said to Be Start of Civil War

SONORA ARMIES INBATTLE WITH FEDERAL TROOPS   Clash Means Civil Warfare in Mexice, Experts  Believe.

Xe ~ WITH: “SONORA FORCES   Four: “Thousand Sonata’ ‘Mer » Enlist in-Two Days; 'Car“yanza ‘Troops to Attack

YAQUI INDIANS REPORTED TO BE. MOBILIZING TO FIG nT AGAINST CARRANZA.   Secession of Sonora Deprives the Fed eral Government Of One OF Tts Great Revenue Sources.

SONORA TROOPS GLASH WITH FEDERAL FORCES   MILITARY AUTHORITIES SAY BATTLE MEANS CIVIL WAR FOR STATE.   NO DETAILS OF THE FIGHT   Calles Fortifying Frontier and CarTanza Soldiers Are En Route Toward Agua Prieta,

CIVIL WAR OPENS KS NEW REPUBLIC FORMS BIG ARMY   CAREANZA EEGLULARS ENGAGE REULL FORChES NEAR BOLDER,   DETAILS OF FIGHT LACKING   Saloons eof Sorora Ordered Closed By Calles--1,800  Reergits Join Ariny of State in co Hours.

QUNORA TROOPS IN FIRST BATTLE OF THE REBELLION   Soldiers of the New Republic Clash With Army of Carranza.   MEANS WAR IS CERTAIN

CARANZA WILL FIGHT 10 KEEP Alntal olATE  AN HIS (VQMAN   Initial Engagement Is Interpreted to Mean Civil War Between Central Government and Seceding State.   RECRUITS FLOCKING TO ENLIST IN ARMY   Gen. Calles Is Fortifying the Frontier and Also the Mountain Passes in Effort To Halt Invaders.

TROOPS OF SONORA CLASH WITH CARRANZA’S FORCES   Battle Is Said to Mean War Between Seceded State and Mexican Government—Yaqui Indians Go Over to New Republic—Steps Being Taken to Repress Invasion—Recruiting of Army Is Being Rushed.

Border Passes Between Chi huahua and Sonora Barricaded hy Sonorans   YAQUIS JOIN CALLES ARMY   Secession of Sonora Loses Carrana One of His Laraest Revenue Producers

LEONARD WOOD STARTS BACK 10 CHICAGO TODA   Conditions Concerning the Railroad Strike Scem To Be Cause,

GEN. WOOD CANCELS LEAVE OF ABSENCE RETURNS TO DUTY   Action Due to Railroad Strikes. and General Feeling of Unrest in the Wesi._Had Been Given Two’ Months’ Leave

CHALLENGE TO BATTLE      Sent by ‘Turkish Commander to Grock ; Arms be Airplane,

ALLIES WILL STAND ON DEFENSIVE ONLY. AGAINST BOLSHEVIK!   Entire American Force in Siberia Will Be Withdrawn Following Czechoslovaks’ Departure -

SUSPENDED MAN HUNT TO BURY HIS 3 VICTIMS      SE LLENors “MAY, WHO KILLED WIFE AND CHTLDREN, ° ROUNDED BY POSSE, REF TO SURRENDER, +

Harding Has Made Dozen Fleps on the ..League’ Question Declares Democratic Candidate Cox. © 

SAYS HARVING MADE ANOTEER LEAGUE FLOP   Cox Insists Harding Caught In “No Man’s Land” By Stand.  ‘Pays to be Square With People” Says Democratic Nominee.

DUBS HARDING'S LATEST SPEECH “SUMERSAULT   Opponent Deciares Indianapoli:  Address. Shows New  Attitude.   SPEAKING IN HOME STATE   On Japanese Question He Says This Is White Man’s Country. ©

HARDING “FLOPS” AGAIN, COX SAYS   Twelfth, “Somersault Made. on “Cacia. Cavernor Asserts:

WRECK OF PIRRIE IS CONFIRMED   THREE WEMBERS OF CREW ARP PICKED TP ON REACH

NOT WTAL, cits PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE CONG   Covenant: Just as- Effective  Without Articie 10,-Lesn  Bourgeois Declares   STATEMENT CO} CONSIDERED ¢ CIAL BY WRITERS   Says European Statesmen Are  Surprised at Furore in the  United States - —

ARTICLE TEN: NOT CONSIDERED VITAL DY FIROPEANS   BOURGEOIS, PRESIDEN! OF COUNCIL OF LEAGUE, WARES SPATEMENT.   Authorizes Statement in Face of, Presidential  Elections Se oases:

PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE COUNCHI SURPRISED SO MUCH FUSS  HAS BERN CAUSED,

ARTICLE TEN NOT  AVITAL ELEMENT OF THE GOVENAN   President of League Coun. cil Surprised at Its Causing So Much Emetion.

SAYS NOTHING TO ARTICLE 10   League of Nations President Says It Is Not Important.

FRENCH AANSAYS HARLING WRONG   PRESIDENT OF LEACUR COUNCIY, SAYS ARTICLE 10 NOY DANCER GUS:   ONLY MORAL BACKEROUAD

LEAGUE PRESIDENT SAYS ARTICLE X IS UNIMPORTAN!   LEON BOURGEOIS TALKS TO AMERICAN NEWSPA. PER WRITERS.   SURPRISED AT STAND TAKEN IN AMERICA   Says That Much Discussed Article Is “Searcely More Than a Moral Baekground to Cove nant.”

ARTICLE 10 NOT BEING DERMIANDED   BY EUROPEANS DE ’ CLARES PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE COUN .COT   Also Declares .it .Can .be  Amended by Individual  States Upon Their Appication—Interview a Body  Rlow to Democratic Claim

WORLD POWERS PLAY POLITICS WITH AMERICA   Leon Bourgeois Disputes Con . tention. of President Wilson that Article Ten is Heart of Contract ;

ARTICLE TEN 13 NOT VITAL SAYS BELGIAN   M. Bourgeois, President of the League Council, Gives Inferview On Clause.   MERE MORAL BACKGROUND   Could Be Eliminated Without Modifying Effectiveness of the League.

HEAD OF LEAGUE SAYS ARTICLE X_ DOES NOT COUN}   It Could Be Eliminaic: Without Modifying EF! fectiveness of the ir etriiment He Asserts.

ARTICLE TEN NOT REGARDED VITAI   PRESIDENT. OF COUNCIL. OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN + STATEMENT         That Americans Make Much ‘Over the League Provision in Nature of Surprise   Article Ten Could be Eliminated M. Burgeois, Said, and Not  Unurt Cavensnt

WHY FUSS OVER ARTICLE 10?   President Leon Bourgeois of League ot Nations Council Says it is Unimportant.

BOURGEOIS FINDS “ART, X USELES'   Says Europe Does Not Consider Tt Essential to League,   ONLY MORAL  BACERROUNI

NOT ESSENTIAL  j   Could be Dropped Without Modifying Effectiveness of - League   M. Bourgeois, President of League Council Gives In ferview on Covenant

ARTICLE X IS” NOT VITAL, SAYS LEAGUE OFFICIAL   Penalties Provided for Art  in Other Provisions, Se OOM Ske ey Ne

Wilson’s Pet Article is Not Necessary, Declares Head of Council of Nations League

AOOEATS ARTICLE K NOT ESSENTIAL TO LEAGUE COVENANT   President of League Counci Says It Is Not Considered as Vital Element.   IS: SURPRISED AT EMOTION SHOWN IN UNITED STATES   M. Bourgeois Tells Newspape: Correspondents ‘Article {s Only Moral Background.

ARTIELE 10 1S NOT NECESSARY 10 FULL SUGCESS OF LEAGUE   s Merely Background to the Covenant, Leon Bourgeois Tells Newspaper Men.   PHE EUROPEAN VIEWPOINT   Surprised At Emotion Caused in United States Over This One Section of Covenant.

CUT OUT ARTICLE TEN   LEON BOURUOIS, PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE, SAYS ELIMINATE.   Woodrow  Wilson and Gor. Cox Making ‘Fight For It and Wile.  son Presented Hatification,

ARTIC Le Lo NO OBST: ACLIE  League Council” ‘chier Says U. Ss is EXxcited,

ARTIGLEX USELESS FRENCH LEADER DECLARES   M. Bourgeois .Telis Press it Was Adopted As “Filler” and Is Not at All Necessary

ARTICLE TEN NOT REGARDED VITAL      PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL O1 LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN STATEMENT   That Americans Make Much Ove: the League Previsien in Nature of Surprise      Article Ten Ceuld he Eliminate: M. Burgeois, Said, and Not Hurt Covenant

‘HEART OF LEAGUE’ HELD UNESSENTIAI   LEON BOTRGCELOIS SAYS ARTICLI X FASILY COULD BE ELIMINATED

LEAR HEAD IN BELO INCH b, OP  UNDULY RILEY   Leon Bourgeois, President of Council, Says Article Just Moral Background   NO SANCTION OR PENALTY INVOLVED   Individual States May Pro. pose Amendments as They See Fit

LEAGUE HEAD ° SAYS ARTIGLE 10 NOT IMPORTANT   Could Be Omitted Without Impairing Covenant’s Effectiveness.

ARTICLE X IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO COVENANT   President of League of Na tions So States to American Correspondent.

ARTICLE TONOT - VITAL TO LEAGUE, “TTS CHIEE HOLDS   BOURGECIS SAYS OTHER CLAUSES _ CONTAIN. REAL “TEETH” OF COVENANT.

ROYAL THEATRI  TONIGHT  “The Kentucky. Colonel”  voseph J. Bowling   “ARTICLE X 1S NOT VITAL’

Leon Bourgeois, President of Council -of League of Nations Says Much Debated Section is Not Essential Element of Covenant.   HITS THE ROOT-TAFT OBJECTION TO LEAGUE   Asserts European Statesmen Do Not Consider Section Vital, and Declares no Sanetion or Penalty is Imposed By It—Could Be Eliminated.

ARTICLE TOT NOT NEGESSAR   STATEMENT BY PRESIDEN OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL

ARTICLE TEN ISN'T HELD ESSENTIAL OR VITAL ACROSS SEAS   President of League o Nations Council is Authority.

NOT VITAL   Wilson’s Pet Section of League Covenant Declared by Head of League Council as Un. essential.   HEART OF WORLD WILL NOT BREAK AT. REJECTION   Leon Bourgeois Tells Corres.  “pondents Europeans Ar  Not as Interested in Artici as Represented.

NORTH BAPTIST — CONVENTION      Adopted Program for Board of Pree motion for Coming Year

BAPTISTS ACT   SEND MESSAGE TO THE DEMO. CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

BAPTIST BOARD ARRANGES CREDIT   Budget for $900.000 Adopted; Board Authorizes $3,000,000 Credit If Necessary,

RUSSIAN SITUATION TRAGIC   Lenine Experiment Declared a Complete Failure by Italian

TWELVE CADET: BOMB VICTIM   Military Raids Club and One Clerk Is Shot Dead.

DENVER RIOTING HAS NOW SUBSIDED   Two Persons Killed Between   Heavy Lose of Property Follows Clash When Street Cars Begin to Move,

DATLLED, gO HURT PIN DENVER RIOTS CARS WRECKED   Attempt to Run Cars Re sults in Bloody Clashes —City Now Quiet.

PROPERTY DAMANGE 2. RUNS. NO THOUSANDS OF DOLLAR   KILL AND “WOUND       THREE ON DEATH LIST; ' YOTY-FOER BADLY INJERED   Au Over Question of “Closed Shep® or Right of Individuals ‘to - Aecept Employment. 

TWO KILLED IN DENVER RIOTS   Street .Car Strike’ Results: it - Deaths, Injuriés and De etenation of Property.   TROOPS MAY BE CALLED

DENVER RIOTS SUBSIDE   Two Persons Killed Between Strikers and Nonunionists.   Heavy Loss of Property Follows Clash When Street Cars Begin to Move. j_

NIGHT OF HORRORS   CITY OF DENVER IN HAN! 5S OF PRENZIRD MOB.   Striking Street Car Men Resort To Coward's Weapon,

TWO DIE, 34 HURT IN STRIKE RIOT   Fatal Clashes Follow Street Car Walkout in Denver   NEWSPAPER PLANT WRECKED   Properly Destroyed ~~ Priests Ressue Strike-Breakers

DENVER HAS A RIOT. ON HANI   Carmen and Strikebreakers Clash—A Newspaper Office ‘Wrecked and Two Persons Killed—Thousands of Dollars Damage to Property.

DENVER HAS ITS NIGHT OF TERROR   Street Car Strikers and Sympathizers Clashed With Police and Wrecked - Private Property--Two Men . Kied. ~

NIGHT OF HORRORS   CITY OF DENVER, IN Hanes OF = FRENZIED MOB. ¢ ,   Striking Street Car Men \Redort Ta ~- Coward's -Weapon, - .

JTAEET GAR MEN IN DENVER RIOT   Two Men Killed and Many Are Injured in Colorado Capital.

Two Persons Killed, Thirty-four Injured and Great Property Damdge  - Done      2,000 Volunteer Police~ men Restore: Order—Newspaper Fant Was ’ Wrecked by One Mob

STRIKES AND RIOTS AGITATE THOUSANDS   CITY OF DENVER SCENE OF DISORDER AND SERIOUS RESULTS FOLLOW.

Street Car Strikers Damage Thousands of Dollars of Property in Protesting Against Use of Armed Strike Breakers; Eight Street Cars Are Wrecked.   DENVER POST BUILDING IS BADLY DAMAGED

Two Killed and Thirty-Four Injered   » Stvike in Denver Cruse:  Street : } Trouble—Oniet: Today.  Ser

2,000 VOLUNTEER POLICE ARE ON DUTY IN DENVER   City Quiet Today Aiter Riotin: Which Cost Two Lives and Property Loss.   UNION HEADS DEPLORE ACTS   Denver Post Will Publish and the Street Cars Run Today, Declare Officials.

CAR STRIKERS AND SYMPATHIZERS RIOT IN DENVER   TWO PERSONS ARE REPORTED KILLED AND WANY ARE IN. JURED IN RIOTING   DENVER POST PLANT WRECKED \\D CAR BARN SET APIRE  rit Tit wap

) KILLED, do HURT, PAPER 15 WRECKED BY MOB AT DENVER   American Flag Halts Mob fo Moment. Only — Machines Damaged, Paper Destroyed  —Police Chief Injured.

Newspaper Plant Which Opposed Strike in Colorado Metropolis Is Put Out: of Commission.

DENVER QUIET AFTER 'A-NIGHT OF TERROR      © Two Killed and Thirty-three Tajurer  ax Result of Clish Between Police and Stik

[Strike Breakers and Strikers Clash; Mobs Form; Five. Riots Result. .      NEWSPAPER PLANT IS. WRECKED BY STR so   Paper Opposed ‘Street. Cat Tieup Settlement on De-. mands Made by Men,

DENVER MORE QUITE TODAY FOLLOWING A NIGHT OF RIOTING   Two Dead and 34 Injured in Fightin, Started by Street Car Strikers in the Colorado City.   TWO THOUSAND VOLUNTEER POLICE ARE NOW ON DUT}

2 KILLED, 34 HURT, WHEN CAR STRIKE RIOT HITS DENVER   Thousands Of Dollar: Worth Of Property Wrecked In Strife.

REIGN OF TERROR IN DENVER LAST NIGHT, STRIKE RESULTS IN TWO DEATHS   Seven Killed and Scores Injured in West - y. Feinkfort, Hil, When Boys Are 2 a Meordearad .

DENVER IS QUIET TODAY AFTER A NIGHT OF RIOTS   MOB WRECKS PLANT AND PRINT PTRESSES OF DENVER POST; TWO CARMEN #iLLED

WRECK PROPERTY  Newspaper Office Demolished -- Barns Wrecked --- 2 ,00¢ Volunteer Policemer Soldier Mobs.

TWO KILLED IN DENVER   RIOTING SUBSIDES WHEN VOL. UNTEER POLICE SWORN IN.   Loss of Property Reported as Heav) in Street Car Strike Disturbances.

“Thirty-four Are Injured and  Thousands of Dollars  ‘Damage Incurred in Night Attacks.   SPECIAL POLICEMEN PLACED ON GUARD   Car Crews Flee to Cathedra! When Intervention of the Priests Save Them From Violence.

WEATHER FORECAST   now and Warmer Tonleht anc     Probably Tuesday,

THE WEATHER   The Porecnst fou AW 'Phis Weelk—  More Snax Predieted,

WEATHER FORECAST   Goneratly Jeair Vonight and Thurs. day; Slightly Colder Ponight: Warmer Thursday.

PRE COMMITTEE QUESTIONS UPHAM   Says He Never Heard of the $8, 000,000 Levy.   CONTRADICTS HAYS’ FIGURES   Republican Treasurer Reveals That Budget of $3,079,037 Is Not the Party’s Total — Organization Needs More Than $4,000,000.

Says He Never Heard of the $8, ” Pe - 000,000 Levy.” ete      GONTRADICTS HAYS’ FIGURES:   aa ~ ‘ Republican Treasurer Reveals. “That . Bddget of $3,079,037 Je. Not, the Ls Party's Total. _ Organization  -- Needs More Than’ $4,000,000. .

RAYS. HE NEVER ‘HEARD OF OF ad IT UNTIL PURLICATION YN NEWSPAPERS .

FUND RECORDS   Republican Treasurer Denies Knowledge of the $8,000,000 G. 0. P. Levy. «   PARTY NEEDS $4,000,000   . ‘Says List of State Quotas for the Campaign Money, Totaling $4,887,500, Was Made Out Last May.

UPHAM BARES FUND RECORDS   Republican -Treasurer Denie: Knowledge of the $8,000,000 G. 0. P. Lavy.   PARTY WEEDS ~ $4,000,000   Baye List of State Quotas for the Campaign Money, Totaling $4,297,500, Was Made Out Laat May.

UPHAM BARES FUND RECORDS   Republican freasurer Denies Knowledge of the $8,000,000 G. 0. P. Levy.   Says List of State Quotas for the Campaign Money, Totaling $4,887,500, Was Made Out Last May.

2 MAIL PLANES BURN TODAY   UPHAM BARES FUND RECORDS; NAILS COX LIE   Moscow Reports Destruction ¢ Anti-Red Forces in Kuban Province.   Republican Treasurer Denies Knowledge of the $8,000,000 G. 0. P. Levy.   CAPTURE’ TOWNS IN NORTH   PARTY WEEDS $4,000,000   Heavy Fighting Said to Favor Bol. sheviki Near Lemberg and Pereiysi ~~ ye-Break Through Pote Front —Poles Gain on Bug River.   Says List of State Quotas for the “-npaign Money, Totaling $4,687,500, Was Made Out Last May.

UPHAM BARES FUND RECORDS   Republican Treasurer Denies Knowledge of the $8,000,000 ~ G. 0. P. Levy.   PARTY NEEDS $4,000,000   Says List of Ctate Quotas for the  Campaign Money, Totaling $4,- .  887,500, Wes Made Out Last — May. —

CONFERENCE. OF POWER POSTPONED   DISARMMENT OF GERMANY DISCUSSED; WILL FIX ROUND FIGURE FOR GERMAN INDEMNITY.

SPA CONFERENCE: [0 POSTPONED 10 JUNE   Decision Reached Today by Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand.   INDEMNITY IS DISCUSSED

POSTPONE SPA CONFERENCE   Premiers of France and England in Agreement on Meeting with Germans

ALLIED PREMIERS DELAY SPA MEE]   Agree te Give France Priority i Receiving Indemnity Paid by Germany.

GERMAN CONFERENCE ‘TO BE POSTPONED   Lloyd George and Millerand  Agree Tentatively on an Immediate Indemnity in a Lump Sum With France Cetting Firet Call.

SPA CONFERENCE JUNE 21   ‘Posthonement, Agreed Upon by Ere  Iniers Lloyd George and Willernnd.

HIGHER UP IN RANIS.   >. J. DeGriel Appointed General Su  perintendent,

HIGHER UP IN. RANKS,      3. DeGrief Appointed General Si. perintendent,

Eugene Debs Is Refused Pardor   President Believes it Would Be Breach of Trust to War Veterans.

NO PARDON FOR DEBS IS VIEW OF THE PRESIDEN}   “xcutive Believes Clem ency to Prisoner Would Breach of Faith te War Veterans--Reserve Board Opposed to Plan   CAPITAL NEWS

TICKET ROW IN CONVENTION   Chairman Robinson in Fight . With Stenographer Over Allotment  of Pasteboards,

CHAIRMAN ROBINSON Hf TAGGARTS SECRETARY “AS RESULT OF TICKET  SCANDAL YESTERDAY

NO FURTHER + DEPORTATION. OF ALIENS   Report of Success of Bufore  Will Be Awaited,

NO DEPORTATIONS UNTIL FIRST “ARK’ REPORTS   Immigration Commissioner Hints at Possibility of the Buford Meeting Obstactes

NOT TODEPORT MORE RADICAL’ AT PRESENT TIME   Officials Await Experiment With First “Soviet Ark,” Says Caminetti.   RED ROUND-UP CONTINUES   Depariment of Justice Orders Ne Loss of Time In Carrying on the Drive.

FOREST FIRE IS SPREADING    Reported ef Alarming Size im Vicintty of Libby, Mert.

FORESTS BLAZING   Fire Spreading Thru Montana and Canadian Woods

BURLINGTON TIME CARD iN’ E® FECT MAY 30, /920   10-DAYS MARKET   UNION STOCK YARDS.

PRESENT MEDALS TO MEN OF NAVY   Twenty-Five Hundred Awards Are Made; Secretary Daniels Officiates

0,3. 0. AWARDED OFFICERS IN U. 9, NAVY DEPARTMENT AY SECRETARY J AANIFIS

DANIELS PRESENTS MANY WAR MEDALS TO SEA FIGHTERS      SECRETARY PERSONALLY DECORATES MANY OFFICERS AT NATIONAL CAPITOL,

OFFICERS AND MEN NAVY AND IARI CORPS DECORATED   Similar Awards Presented by Daniels to Officers Now on Duty at Department.   DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL GIVEN TO ELEVEN   Thirteen Congressional Medal: of Honor Go to Eight Nava Officers, - Three Enliste: Men, One Marine Corps Of ficer, One Enlisted Marine

MEDAL OF HONOR AWARDED T0 13 HEROES OF NAVY   Let. Commander Isaacs Only Man Receiving Con gres sional Medal of Honor   SIMS DECLINES AWARD   SECRETARY OF NAVY PERSONALLY PINS DECORATIONS ON TURICS OF 10 OFFICERS

SEEKING SCALP OF CHICAGO MAYOR   Democrats Find Flaw tn Law Whiel Would End Thompson's ‘Term Next Spring.

JACK JOHNSON OPENS GHCAG LFEAL RATTLE   Many Negroes Disappointed .When Former Champion Fails to Appear

JACK JOHNSON 'STARTS BATTLE FOR FREEDON   Negro Pugilist is Seeking Re lease on Bail,

“JACK JOHNSON TRYING JO. GET A NEW TRIA   He Was Taken to Jail in Jolie AL er Coming Through Here . 4 Saturday.

JACK JORNSON BEGINS FIGHT FOR RELEAS:   Still in Joliet Prison Where He Was Placed For Safe Keep   Attorneys Seek Bail For His Release

ONE HUNDRED AUTOS BURNED   Abilene Garage Destroyed by Fire With Loss of About $150,000

$125,000 Fire at Abitene Homes Garage Destroyed by Fire With 100 Automobile:

BARGAIN GOUNTER   RUNNING EFOR  OFFICE THIs YEAR UNLIKE OLD TIMES,   Gne of the Season's Styles Cost Cully SS.01,

Tra Publication, June 24, 1020-81  NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTATRIX.

Banner Store Specials Friday and Saturday   First Publication, June 24, 1920-3t.  NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTATRIX.

WHEAT PRICES. STILL FIXED   Germany Will Adhere Its Policy of Ar~ “ranging Prices

DLAMANY TQ CONTINUE PRICE CONTROL CYER PROTESTS OF FARMER   PRICES OF WHEAT AND OTHER BASIC COMMODITIES OF FOOD STRICTLY CONTROLLED,

> - > sf 7: Rt B25 Lf a zs ¢ USHERS IN THRIFT WEEK + . WITH 20-DAY FAST?

Lure of the City Wageits Effect ou the Farmer. Gne of the Needs of  Astiea--Schoal PBridings.

Lure of the City Wage— Its Effect on the Farmer. One of the Needs of  Aitica-Schoal Ruildinss.

'EMIR FEISUL IS DETHRONED   French Troops Occupy Damascus and  ) Aleppo, Beirut Reports.

FRENCH DETHRONE FEISUL   Emir, Tald. to Get Out of ‘Syria Wher _ Damascus is Taken—Aleppo ” Also Ocepuicd.

FRENCH DETHRONE FEISUL   Emir Tald to Get Out of Syria Wher Damascus !s Taken—Aleppo Also Occpuied.

JAMES'F. HANAGAN HAD © ' THUMB INJURED AT THE _FRONT ST. TEXTILE PLAN’

JAMES F. HANAGAN HAD THUMB INJURED AT THE FRONT ST. TEXTILE PLAN!

HARSH WORDS AGAINST WOOD      Former Cengressaman Landia Hotly Dernoences General.

LANDIS ISSED IN RICHMOND SPEECH   His Reference-.to Wood. ‘and Money Failed to Make a Hit, With the Crowd-:   SEN. JOHNSON SPEAKS

JOHNSON STUMP SPEAKER HISSED   CROWDS HISS AND LEAVE HALL WHEN JOHNSON MAN IN. SULTS GENERAL WOOD

Harding Far Ahead      Sullivan Saye Sure Bepublican. Bie toral Vous Are Folly Double the Bure Democratic Onuer.

But What Came of the Discussion of the Case Today . Is Not Revealed   ‘PALMER ADMITS THAT BIG SUBJECT  WAS UP.

AIL STRIKE NOW DEVELOPS -INTO FIGHT 10 DEATH BETWEEN * — QUTLAWS AND UNION REGULAR   American Federation and Big Five Declare Opposition—New York Storm Center of Radical Action Today.

No Announcement is Made, How~ ever, Of Any Action Takea.   “THERE'S VERV LITTLE GHANUE   New Men Jolaing The Strike ant Gihers Are Geing Back to Work Over Country.

RAILWAY STRIKE BEFORE CABINE!   President and Advisers Reach Conclusion Regarding Action in Walkout, but Details Are Withheld.   GENERAL SITUATION IS CONSIDERABLY IMPROVEL   Peak of Trouble Passed ir West and Railroads of East Are Holding Their Own Strike Leaders Meet.

INTIMATED, HOWEVER, THAT A DEFINITE DECISION HAD BEEN REACHED.   Railroad Labor Board Telegraphed to Meet in Washington — Coast to ‘Coast Conferences to End Strike   Raine Hala

Nein LA NEN E GELS     © cai Believed Passed in West---Pittsburgh Expects  [mprovement Thursday --East Tied Up.

WASHINGTON, HELD CENTER OF THE STAGE IN STRIKE AFFAIRS   Leaders on Pacific Coast Met at San Francisco to Plan Further Action   In East and Middle West Reads Have Difficulty in Holding a Their Own

Wilson Informed Walk-out is Part of Soviet Revolt Program.  er er ee Oe yee ened   RANKS STILL HOLD  THROUGHOUT EAS!

Neo Announcement Made, How ever, As to What Devisjon is Reached.   OTHER -GREAT PARLEYS   Readers on Pacific Coust Gather at Sau Francisco While Another Couference Is Held at Jersey Cit : Sitaation Generally Is; Yery Serijons.

CABINET MEETS AS STRIKE CONTINUES   WASHINGTON HELD CENTER OF THE STAGE IN STRIKE AFFAIRS    STRIKE MEETINGS TOO   Leaders on Pacific Coast Met at San Francisco to Plan Further Action   In East and Middle West Roads Have Difficulty in Holding Their Own

President Wilson Telegraphs Members to Come to Capital and Prepare te Take up Work afier Senate Acts.   STRIKE SITUATION.

COAST TO COAST ErFORTS MADE TD END RAIL STRIKE   MEN QUT ARE SAID TO BE RETURNING TO WORK iN SOME PLACES.

CABINET. MEETS. “TO TALK STRIKE   NO. “Acrion FOLLOWS 4 LONG “CONFERENCE OF ADVISERS,           LE. SIGNS OF BREAK IN . 4ENSURCENT™ RANKS.   Washington Sees Wand, of Soviet coi Tla-ap—Hésome of ihe --  Sitdatfon, ~

STRIKE ‘PEAK’ HAS BEEN MET IN THE WEST   Day’s Chief "Parley Held ir White House; Meetings in Other Sections   CHANCE FOR A NEW YORK FOOD FAMINE

ee TAKE HAND   . . ne eee ee CABINET RRcIDES. ‘GN STAKE TROGRAM, BUT WIPHROLDS ~ NATURE OF DECISION.      PALMER < KEEPS. SILENT   Situation in Central: West. sant New inged—Wilson Reard,          STRIE

Wilson Is Ready to Quit Should League Succeed, States Cox      ae NA AT TS eT TUS REPORT NEITHER DENIED NOR CONFIRMED

VANGUARD OF CONVENTION CROWDING IN   Preliminary Caucuses Kvidently Have Removed. All Chances of Fight. ~~   ALL PARTY LEADERS — OF STATE ARE HERE

FLAYS SIMS’ USE OF U.S, WARSHIPE   Admiral Wilson Attacks Em’ ployment of Destroyers.   WANTED BREST FOR BASE

FLANS SINS? USE. OF U.S, WARSHIPS   ‘Admiral Wilson” Attacks “Em \ nloyment of Destroyers,   WANTED BREST FOR BASE

PLACES GOAL FOR. SEAL CAMPAIGN   State Committee Would Like to See Every Person in Indiana Give Ten Cents   WOULD MEAN BIG AMOUNT   County Workers Have Been Asked to Strive For a Ten Cents Per Capita in Each Locality

PRESIDENT-ELECT SETTLES QUIETLY FOR HIS VACATION   Senator and Mrs. Harding Domiciled in Cottage 6 Miles From Mexico—To Fish And Play Golf,

PRESIDENT-ELECT IS IN SECLUSION AT POINT ISABEL   He Will Forget International Affairs to Fish and Play Golf.

PRESIDENT-ELECT ENJOYS FISHING   rorgets Affairs of State In Little Gulf Coast Town In Texas.

HARDING ACCORDED HEARTY WELCOME AT POINT ISABEL   Fishing And Golf To Occupy First Place In Consideration Of President-Elect.   SCHOOL CHILDREN SHOWER VISITORS WITH FLOWERS   Ambition Of Harding At Present Is To Hook One Of Big Tarpon Ort Gulf Coast,

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND MIS, HARDING GWEN WELCOME   Go Into Seclusion on Southernmost Tip of Continental United States.   FONDEST DESIRE iS TO HOOK A BIG TARPON   Little Town's Hostelry Over. crowded by Accompanying Party and Restaurant Was Overtaxed When Time Came for Evening Meal.

HARDING FORGETS — GOVERNMENT CARES   President-Elect and Parts  Arrive at Point Isabel for Vacation.

HARDINGS PARTY ON GULF COAST    President- Elect a and 1 Wife Resting At Point Isabel, Texas—Sail  November 18.

WALKOUT IN o/ COTTON MILL   Strike of Operatives in Massa. chusetts Followed by Firemen's Quitting Jobs. .

15,000 COTTON MILL WORKERS QUIT WORK IN EAST MONDAY   Walkout Called in Sympathy With New Bedford Loom Fixers

CO-OPERATION FOR FARM OALE URGED BY STATE REPORT   Ownership of Retail Agencies by Farmers Recommended in Minnesota Pian.

ee ee  URGES STATETO RULE MARKETS   Minnesota Official Also Pro. poses Ownership by Farmers of Retail Agencies.   FOLLOWS LONG INVESTIGATION   Producer of Machinery of Marketing Offered as Solution of Unneces.  sary Expenses of Living, : Borne by Consumer.

TRYING TO HELP FARMERS.   ‘State Supervision of Marketing 2 * Machinery is Urged.

DAVE oTATE AULE ALL MARKETS   Minnesota Official Urges Owner ~ ship by Farmers of Agencies.   HITS EXISTING EX@HANGES   Report Follows Long Investigation of Condtions—Offers His Solution of Unnecessary Expenses of Living Borne by Consumer.

SEVEN YEAR OLD BOY KDNAPED AT (iINECL   Picked Up While Nearing School By Three Men In a Big” Limousine.

Husband Sought In Tabor Trial   Search Is Started For Joseph Virgo In Trial of Mrs. ~~ Sara Tabor

TIWES DEFENDS WILSON.      The Thunderer Thinks the President's Argument ls Strong.

TIMES SIYG WILSON ALWAYS CONSISTENT   Refuses to “Escape by the Rack Doar.”

LONDON PAPER LAUDS WILSON   Times Praises President's Stand or the Adriatic Question as Always Consistent.

-PRAISES AND CONDEMNS.   London Times ‘Likes Wilson in Some Respects and Dislikes Him in Others.

LONDON TIMES LAUDS WILSON   Says President's Stand on Adriati: Alwavs Consistent.

THREE STRIKES. HIT NEW YORK: 90.000 MEN GUT   LABOR DISPUTES: SPREAD TO PAINTERS, VAN DRIV: ERS AND  PLUMBERS. TRANSIT MEN REFUSE  ‘eine tern ee on!      Disturbances in West Virgini: Continue -—- Machine- Gur Used’ Yesterday.

THREE STRIKES ADDED TO LIST IN N. Y. TODAY   Painters, Plumbers and Moving Van Men Vote Walkout.

MUCH PROFITEERING IN SUGAR      Coban Prodacers and American Consumers Equal Victims.

HOW TO OBTAIN MORE REVENUE IS DISCUSSED   All Serts of Sugwestions Offered te House Committee to” Provide far Salttae Daliaf

CONSRESS SEEKING MEANS OF RAISING SOLDIER BONUS   50 Brag "ations Divided as t Piven —'*' Nivis  ion Puzzles Congress. "7-20

RELIEF MEASURE, DISCUSSED,   Methods of Obtaining Money for Pormer Soldiers Considercd.

WAYS OF OBTAINNG REVENUE DISCUSSEL   Promise, That Harmony of Action May Develop in Bill for Soldier Relief

HEVOLUTIONIG 3. FIGHT SWALL BAND OF TROOPS LOYAL TO THE REPUBLI   SEVEN CARRANCISTAS ARE KILLE} IN SKIRMISH NEAR CANATLAN, SAYS CALIES,

VICTORY’S TEST 18 LESSONS: LEARNED   AMERICA LE! ARNED LITTLE FROM THE WAR, SAYS. ALEXANDER IRVINE   Every Nation That Has Attained Power Has Done It That Way, Says Lecturer   Speakcr at University Convocation Told Students of His Rise ~ From Poverty

VICTORY’S TEST IS LESSONS LEARNED   AMERICA LEARNED LITTLE FROM THE WAR, SAYS ALEXANDER IRVINE   RISE BY THE SWORD   Every Nation That Has Attained Power Has Done It That Way, Says Lecturer   Speaker at University Convocation Told Students of His Rise From Poverty

Ea  AC Chicken’s a - Chicken Says lewa Man whe Lest His Diamend Frem Ring

CHICKEN FED ON DIAMOND   Feather Variety at Davenport as Expensive as the Broadway Kind.

Bare Feet, Six Shooters and Other “Naughties” at Maniee Linder Bar

UF COURSE THEY ARE OLD AND NEAR-SIGHTEL   SOME FOLKS OUT CALIFORNIA WAY ORGANIZE A SOCIETY   TO ELIMINATE PICTURE BATH TUB SCENES   Barefoot Girls Wading in Brooks Alsc Must Have Stockings or Sorre. thing Else On.—Six Shooters In the Discard,

LODGE ATTACKS WILSON’S CONCEPTION OF RULE AS THAT OF NAPOLEON II

LODGE LIKENS PRES. WILSON TO 3RD NAPOLEON   WILSON’S EFFORT WAS TO MAKE OURS ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT

“PRES. WILSONTO - 3RD NAPOLEON   4 'WILEON’S EFFORT WAS TO MAKE OURS ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT

—_ ate A  SAYS WILSON LIKE THIRD WAPOLERA   Senator Lodge Attacks What He Terms Efforts to Make Ours One-Man Government. Congressmen Terrorized.

LODGE ATTACKS WILSON REGIME   REIGN OF TERROR ESTABLISHED OVER LEGISLATORS, CHARGES  SEN.

GERMAN TOBACCO ACTS LIKE WOOD ‘ALCOHOL DRINKS   TEUTONS DISCOVER THAT MAN’ GASES OF BLINDNESS CAUSED BY THEIR NARCOTIC

CHRISTMAS SEALS  NOW ON SALE   Buy Them and Help Fight Tuberculosis in This Commuanity.

CORK RECEIVES © “NEWS OF DEATH ~~ ORLORD MAYOR   Griei and Bitterness Apparent,  . But There Has Been  No Disorder.   THE JAIL HEAVILY GUARDED   Irish Parliament Aopeals to the Peonle to Refrain From * Violence.

CITEMENT IS GRIPPING IRISH TOWN   Presence of Heavy Military Forces Expected to Block Uprising.   IRISH PARLIAMENT URGES MODERATION

MACHINE GUNS AT “CITY PRISON   Precautions Taken as Mews 0 MacSwiney’s Death Comes   SESSION OF COUNCIL CALLED   Jrish Parliament Makes Appea Anazinst Viclence

POLICE GET READY 10 QUELL TROUBLE IN SOUTH IRELAND   Death of MacSwiney Expected to Cause Intensification of Warfare Against Police.   READY FOR ANY TROUBLE   ‘Military Equipped With Tanks and Machine Guns. Sister of _ Mayor at Asheville Grieved

NEW OUTBREAKS IN ). IRELAND FEARED   Féverish- Interest in Developments *"Sho¥n*in’ Cork cn Receipt of Newa

NO DEMONSTRATION EXPEGTED AT COR!   People Appear to Be Stirred tc ‘ the Highest.Degree of. :-  Rittarnace

MAC SWINEY DEATH MAY BRING AN EXTENSION OF GUERILLA WARFARE   Extremely Improbable That There Will Be Any. Outbreaks Or Disorderly Demonstrations

MACHINE GUNG PLACED ABOUT PRISON AT CORK   Deattrof Mac Swiney increases Bitterness: of Irish Toward “ England \

PEOPLE BITTER OVER DEATH OF WSWINEY   Outbreak of Disorderly Dem.  onstrations Against Military  ‘Forces Throughout Ireland Are Expected

GARRISON AT ~ CORK IS ONE OF STRONGEST   Is Expected to Prevent Outbreak By Cork Residents.

MILITARY IS ON ALERT IN CITY OF CORK   No Hostile Action or Part of People Expected as Result Death.

oop rae NEWS OF MY SWINE’   POPULATION OF CORK EXTREME. LY BITTER OVER DEATH OF THEIR LORD MAYOR

IRELAND ~~ PLUNGED IN GLOOM   Death of Mayor MacSwine} Causes Grief in Erin.

PEOPLE OF CORK “ARE DEEPLY STIRRED OVER DEATH OF M’SWINE!   INTENSE FEELING MAY BE FOL LOWED BY AN INCREASE OF ‘GUERILLA WARIFARE ON  POLICE AND MILITARY.

NEW OUTBREAKS IN  IRELAND FEARED   Feverish Interest in Developments Shown in Cerk on Receipt of News

LEGION CANO] STOMACH BIL   Adjutant of Danville Post In troduces Mayor ae and Is Criticized.

MAY FIRE’ LEGION ADJUTANT, AID AT  THOMPSON SPEECH   Danville Post Commandan' Calls Meeting to Demand Officer's Resignation.

LEGION REVOLTS WHEN ADJUTANT BOOSTS ‘BIG BILL      Danville Man Is Scorec for Supporting Chicago Mayor.

“THE ACTORS ANH A   oar Theaters May. “Me Eargote Bes Wovts. iiafann.”

SOME CONCERN FELT FOR THEATER      Official Organ of Actors Equity Association Fear. Attack From ’ Prohibition Reformers.

NEW YORK’S HOUSING PROBLEM IS STILL SERIOUS AND FALL DEMAND MAY BREAK ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS

HOUSE PROGLEN EAGES NEW YORK   Old Apartments Are Bein: Converted Into Modern Office Buildings.

Senate Will Start To. . - Vote On Knox Resolution * At Four P: M. Today

PEACE VOTE NEXT   Senate, Takes Up Knox Resolu jution for Decision.

He Kept Us Out of Peace   THUS MAY BE SLOGAN OF THE G 0} P, DURING THE PRESEDESTIAL CAMPAIGN,

KNOX PEAGE PLAN COMES WP TODAY   Republican Leaders Want to Force   Wifsen to Veto Proposal Before Convention So They Can Charge That He Kept Us Out of Peace.

SENATE WILL ADOPT KNOX RESOLUTION. THIS AFTERNOON   Sa  ‘Su That the Peace Reservation May  Get to the White Honse and Ye 1 toed by Fresident

PEACE RESOLUTION TD BE VOTED TODA   President Will Veto It but It Will , Make Good Campaign Material.

SENATE VOTES AT 4 TODAY ON PEACE MEASURE   Republicans Hope to Gel Resolution Vetoed for Use Against Wilson

TO SAFEGUAR ~TOWA INSUREL   Bill Drawn Up Teday by State In surance Commissioner A. C. Savage for Next Legislation --:

Ex-Aviator Dismissed as Probable “Leroy’’ in — Trunk Murder   Identity of Woman Is Established by an Informant

INVESTIGATION OF DETROIT TRUNK MURDER CASE IS * SWITCHED TO SOUTH,

 Positive Identifieation OF — Clothing Found With Body Is Made Today    STORIES AGREE WITH OTHER INFORMATION

SUSPECT IN  TRUNK: MURDER RELEASED   CHICAGO MAN HELD BEARS NG RESEMBLANCE TO EUGENE  IPEone   DETECTIVE ES TO NEW YORK Wire FULL DESCHiPTION OF WERDEREBER.

WOODROW WILSON ENTERS 8TH YEAR   President Has Become World Figure in Eventful Seven Years. -

WILSON ENTERS ON THE LAST YEAR OF HIS SECONG TERN   Some of the Events of His Adminis tration Which Will Be Remem-. hered in History.

PRESIDENT STARTS ON HIS-LAST YEAR   Fourteen Either ih Racé, or Being Groomed to Suc op aap let

WILOUN ENTERS UPON LAST YEAR AS PRESIDENT   Present Executive Has Been Center of Bitter Domestic Controversies

PEACE DOVE HOVERS OVER RUSS SOVIET   COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT BE. TWEEN RUSSIA AND GREAT BRITAIN DECLARED TO BE IN SIGHT   COMMISSION 1S APPOINTED   Delegation Named to Officially Represent Russian Co-operative Societies Before the Allies

Commission Authorized To Treat With Entente For Peace.  eee eee  NEED TRADE HELP  oy   Great Britain Considerec Keystone of Establishment of World Trade.

FOR SOVIET IN PEACE DEALING   Russians Realize They'll Have Rough Sledding -In Dealing With Capitalistic States—Britain is Lauded As Most Farsighted of  Alatinnse

ENGLAND MAY "MAKE PEACE WITH RUSSIA  A SOVIET COMMISSION HAS . BEEN NAMED TO CARKY OUT THE PLANS. WILL APPEAL TO  THE ALLIED POWERS

Believe Russia Is Determined to Crush Poland and Set Up Soviet  Government at Warsaw   President Wilson Will Soon Take Action of Extending American Support to Poland, Officials Believe

POLAND SENDS NOTE TO LEAGUE ASKING HONORABLE PEACE   Soviet Russia Blamed for Con tinuance of War—Warsaw Still in Danger.

POLAND NOTIFIES LEAGUE IT WANTS HONORABLE PEACE   SAYS SOVIET RUSSIA IS TQ BLAME FOR CONTINUANCE or, Wap

WILL ORGANIZE WOMEN FOR WOOD   PLAN TO APPOINT A WOMAN MANAGER IN EACH COUNTY OF THIS STATE SOON.   WILL CO-OPERATE WITH MEN

GEASES WARFARE TO TALK PEACE   Cavaglia’s Forces Prove Too Strong for the Poet, Who Surrenders When It Becomes Evident to Him He Can Not Succeed.   SOLDIERS REST WHILE LEADERS MEET IN PARLEY

COMMANDER” OF ITALIANS MAKES TERMS   MILITARY OPERATIONS ARE SUSPENDED—IMMEDIATE ‘ PEACE EXPECTED -

rRUCE PARLEY TERMS TALKED OVER AT FIUME   Fighting Ends Between Poet’s and Federal  Forces   D’ANNUNZIO SUBMITS   TURNS AUTHORITY OVER TO MAYOR OF CITY—EARLY SETTLEMENT iS SEEN.

ae GIVES ght      Poet Seized City in September, After Peace Council Had Ref Return It to Italy—Attack by slavs Prevented by Italian “Actig Treaty of Rapallo Aroused Ang

CELEBRATED: WITH OFFICERS OF F: A. U.   LL A OL  CHAMBER GAVE SESSION OVER TO BIG FRATERN-, AL INSTITUTION   ‘GROWTH OF 30 YEARS   President Vv. A. Young Outlines Development in Size and Sta-—  bility of Order   Support of Business Organization to Institution Pledged by President Ober

CHAMBER GAVE  OVER TO BIG FRAT “AL. INSTEPIPPIONT           President V. A. Young. Development in Size’ and _ bility of Order         Support ‘of Business Organ to Institution Pledged ” Dresident Ober

EIGHTY MEN MEET DEATH WHEN LODGING HOUSE COLLAPSES IN BUFFALO, N. Y.: MANY IN RUINS

Lodgers Die As Rooming House Falls To Pieces   Death Toll Ip Collapse of Buffalo Building May Be Twelve   FOUR ARE CAUGHT WHILE ASLEEP   Four-Story Brick Building Suddenly Collapses— Many Injured

VILLA AGREES TO GIVE UP BANDITRY   Signs Ar misuc im Which hi Promises io Qint Guetlila Warfare

VILLA SIGNS ARMISTICE   Mexican Rebel Agrees to Cease  : Attacks.   Truce Negotiated by Elias L. Torres at Bandit’s Camp in Mountains Near Saucillo.

VILLA STOPS WARFARE   BANDIT AGREES TO CEASE AT. TACKS ON GOVERNMENT.   Elias L. Torres Negotiates Armistice at the Outiaw’s Camp in the Mountains.

VILLA AGREES TO SURRENDER, SAYS DISPATCH   Signs Armistice and Will Give Up Under Certain Conditions, Report.

VILLA READY TO SURRENDEI   Armistice Signed Today by the Bandit Leader of Chihuahua

VILLA-AGREES 10 = QUIT HIS: WARFARE   Rebel .t -aader Signs- Armistice ‘and will Surrender, Under Cartan Conditions

VILLA HAS SIGNED PEACE AGREEMENT   Mexican Rebel Agrees to Cease Attacks,   Truce Negotiated by Elias L. Torres at Bandit's Camp in Mountains Near Saucillo.

VILLA SIGNS ARMISTICE   Agrees to Ceasé All Operations Tilt July 15.

TRIUn W a Vad hahe  The Bardit Has Signed An: Arml stice With Conditions,

Agrees to Surrender Under Certain Conditions and tc Cease Attacks on Towns anc Trains.

VILLA SIGNS ‘ARMISTICE   Until July 15 and Has Also Agreed to Surrender. Under _Certain- Conditions Report from Torreon, —

Agrees To Cease Attack On Trains . Garrisons and Towns, According To Dispatches.

SO -SUSTAY HAULEYG   Of Con Permitted of the Streets of WMoreartonwn.

CANCELLATION GF CONTRAGTS   witi Firms “ob. United States ‘Is Ordered by the Rus- * ~ “- ~sian Soviet. «t   REPRISAL IS MADR: TN TH MARTRNG CASTE   Order-for-Deportation of Boi~ shevik:-Envoy -Causes . a; . Poller of Retaliation

CANCEL AMERICAN CONTRACTS   Exchange Telegraph ‘Dispatch State Tehitcherin Stops Soviet Qedeve:. y for Goods to Be-Bought. Hain =:

GIMBEL BROTHERS 10 BL TRIED FOR PROFITEERINC   Owners OF N. Y. Department Store Indicted In June. ¢

TRY BIG STORE ‘ON PROFITEERING ' CHARGE DEC. .   Charge New York Concer Had Sales Price 275 Per Cant Ahave Onct.

APP TROOPS  ROUTED WN  rGHTING AT GERA   copenhagen Hears That New  Chancellor’s Forces Are Defeated and Disarmed After a Bioody Batile.   ISELBEN PROCLAIMS  A SOVIET REPUBLIC   lashes Are Also Reportec At Elberfeld Between Soldiers and Communists: Latter Reported Defeated.

'REME COUNCIL, MEETS   Allied Leaders’ in Session it Downing Stee Tondon. 

LIED SUPREME COUNCIL MEETING   mportant Matters Are To Be Discussed At London Conference.

LEAGUE COUNCIL FAILS TO SETTLE ON A PROGRAMME   Second Session of the Su: preme Body Opened This Morning at 11.

CARUSO IS ROBBED OF $500,000 JEWELS   Noted Singer Flas cen Vier Many Robberies—30 Tar Wine Taken,  dm oof sot

$500,000 IN JEWELS TAKEN FROM CARUSE   Burglars Ransack House in Absence oft Ténor; Wife Aroused by Alarm

NEGRO WOMEN FAil TO ENDORSE G. 0. P   Colored Club at Tuskegee Dis pleased by Republican Stand on Lynching.

STRAUS WANTS TO DIE POOR   New York Millionaire Philanthropist Says “It Is a Disgrace for Any Man to Die Rich.”

DISGRACE 10 DIE RICH SAYS PHILANTHROPISI   Nathan Straus, “Millionaire. Find Greatest Happiness In Service To Mankind

CLAIMS VETO WOULD KILL PEACE PROPOSAL   SENATOR THOMAS SAYS’ PRESIDENT MUST HAVE PART IN TERMINATING WAR.

EGIL VOTES FUR PAID FIRE DEPT, IN CITY      AUTHORIZES DEPARTMENT OI A CHIEF AND FIVE PIREMED —POLICE AND FIRE COMMIS SION TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS SOON

COUNCIL VOTES FOR PAID FIRE DEPT, IN SITY   AUTHORIZES, DEPARTMENT OF A CHIEF AND FIVE PIREMEN —POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSION TO HOLY EXAMINATIONS S00N

F wad Shortage and Many Are Idle   Bive Thousand Men Are Reported Ide at Gary, Ind., . Because .of a KBoel Shortarc,

MUST HAVE KALE.   Party. That “Get Us Out of Debt' Must Have Cash.

Mest wave                    arty. That: Get Us - ont: of Debt vit € Have ¢

TRUMBO THINKS, IT BEST WERE NOT IN LEAGUE   Muskogee Banker, Home From Europe, Thinks Geneva Session a Mess.   NATIONS DIVIDED ON CHIEF ISSUES

ALL ITALY AtUlbto Ad PEALE PARLE OPEN   Recognition of Adriatic Treaty by D’Annunzio Force Near, Belief

TRUGE BRINGS HALT IN FIUME FIRHTING   Casualties’ In the Two* Days of Fighting Only Fifty Dead and 200 Wounded.

CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES WAS GREETED WITH GREAT J0 THROUGH OUT ALL OF If,      Nationalists Had Arranged  Demon  tions To Protest Against the Shoo’  The Fiume Legionnaires, When  News Was Announced. [

ALL ITAL' AEE’ AS PEA PARLEY “PEN   Recognition of Adriatic Treaty by D’Annunzio Force rai Belief

TRUCE DECLARED IN FUME AFTER ITALIAN REGULARS OCCUPY HALF OF THE CHY   Y Annunzio's Followers Conside: Yielding to Government Demand of Accepting Treaty

Italian Regulars Hold Positions While Fiume Authorities Haar Pronosal,   DYANNUNZIO 710 APPEARS GIVE HIS CONSENT   Country Qverlo yy bal Civil «War In ftaly May Be  . = 4

VIEKNA FACING NEW SCOURGE   Outbreak of Dysentry, With Thon eands of Cases Daily.

H.W. BYERS FOR CHAIRMAR   Will Preside Over the Opening Ses sion of the Republican State Convention On Tucsday.

WEB’ BYERS TO ~\BECHAIRMAN   Of the Republican: State ‘Conventlor Chairman State Committee Rawson Announced.

WITNESS IN SHIPPING BOAR INVESTIGATION   Stack to Story of $40,000 Split With Bolling and Others.

BEDFORD K. OF P. WIN   Secure National Prize for Largest Increase in Membership.   SUPREME OFFICER IS EXPECTED      Purposes Pres ting © Prize . in Person : C Time. i in _the Near

Bedford K. P. Lodge ~ Gains National Reputatior   This Fast Growing Order Proclaimed the Winners in a Contest That Has Been in Progress For the Past Year. An Officer From Su preme Lodge to Be Here. Big Time,

OPPOSITION T0 FOOD RELIEF LOAN 15 SEEN   HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FAVORS. $50,000,000 FOR EUROPEAN SUCCOR.   Republican Members of Steering Lineup Voice Disapproval of Any Loans Overseas.

FORECAST OPPOSITION TO FURTHER LOANS   Declare the Congress Has no  ‘Authority to Give Away Funds to European Nations. j

SPLIT DEVELOPS OVER RELICE BIL!   DISAGREEMENT OVER AMOUN' Of LOAN MAY CAUSE DELAY

G. QO. P. LEADERS OPPOSE LOAN TO HUNGRY EUROPE   Assert that Congres: Has No Right to Give Away Any Funds.

00 MILLION iN   Democrats Try to Secure Larger Figure as Recommended by President ard Secretary of Treasury, .   USING MONEY FOR ARMY PURPOSES, CLAIM   Chairman Fordney Hopes te Have Action At an Early Date; Much Opposition Is Shown,

He Says He Is Not Willing to Go Further in Financial Aid to the European Nations That Are Just Putting Money Into Preparation for War—G. O. P. Split on Issue.

senator Walsh Oppeses Further Gov. ertment Finaneial Ald for ERurepe, Because Some of Nations Now in Debt to This Country Are Spending Huge Soms in Military Preparation,

EUROPEAN BELICE LOAN GUT DOW   House Ways and Means Com. mittee Votes $50,000,000 for Government ‘Loan.

HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS LOAN FOR FOREIGN All   In Voting for $50,000,000 for Food Relief, Solons Run Counter to Republican Steering Faction.

HOUSE MEMBERS WOULD DRAW IN PURSE STRINGS   Strong Opposition Developing t Further American Loans for Europe.

THERE’S WARM OBJECTION TO GIVING EUROPE MONE\   Walshof Montana Says Some Nations Owing This Coun. try Using Cash in Naval Preparations.

HUMANITY PUT BUGLOR ABUYE PARTISANSHIP   REPUBLICANS DECIDE TO REC. __OMMEND FOOD LOAN FOR _ CENTRAL EUROPE _   Is Against Party P°licy at This Time But Cry of Starving Millions Too Much

CONGRESS WILL )PPOSE GRANTING LOAN TO EUROPE   ..S. Loans Used fo: Other Purposes Is Charge.

BRAZIL PLANS. BIG: (922 CENTENNIAL   The Cilebration,, 1 Ts. Said, Will Take an: the Appangmce ofa  Wapldis. air.

RAIL MEN IN ~—— BLEVELAND   Stage Big Parade Agalnst fhe Decision

URGE TRAINMEN ~ BACK TO WORK   Demand 95 Cente. ‘an Hour, and: Also an Efght) Hoar Day

Vice President of Brotherbooc ef Railway Trainmen Orders Men Back to Ther Work   President Is Advised of Whole Situation by B. M. Jewell, Chairman of R. R. Committee

CLOSE RESULTS Ih ~ ILLINGIS PRIMARY   REPUBLICAN RACE FOR “GOVERNOR VERY CLOSL   Mayor ‘Ehompson's ‘Ticket: Sweep Chicago: While Governér Lowden’  Priend Win. Dewn ‘Mho State.

CLOSE RESULIS IN ILLINGIS PRIMARY   REPUBLICAN RACK FOR GOVERNOR VERY CLOSE   EWLIS DiMOGRANG NOMINEE   Mayor Thompson's ‘Veket Sweeps Chicago While Governor Lowden’s  * Fricnd Win Down ‘Fhe Slate,

RILEY 10 OPPOSE STAY OF EXECUTION AGAINST CLOTHIERS   Holdup of $31,000 Fine for Profiteering Would Halt All Proceedings Under Lever Act, He Says.

GOVERNMENT WILL UPPOSE EFFORT TO STAY JUDGMENT   Entering of Order Would Mean Tying Up of All Proceedings Under Lever Act.   SPECIAL PROSECUTOR SAYS BIG FINE SHOULD STICK   Announces He Will Go to Can ton, Ohio, Saturday to Re sist Before Judge Day At tempt of Buffalo Firm to Es cape Payment of $31,000.

GOVERNMENT TO OPPOSE ACTION   Reported Attempt io Fight Legality of Lever Act Stirs Officials   COURT DECISION CITED   Assistant Atty. Gen. Issues Statement Declaring Action Is Almost Revolutionary

HGHT 10 UPHOLD PROFTEFR FINE   Assistant Attorney General to Oppose Request for Stay ~ of Execution.

ATTACK ON POLES GROWING WIDER; REDS ADVANCING   Fighting Is Heavy In Pripet Country; Poles Move Capital.

MANY TOWNS FALL TO RUSSIAN REDS   ENEMY, HOWEVER, HAS BHEN UNABLE TO CK%53 SLUTCH RIVER, IS CLAIM.

O5QLMILE FRONT   Fail To Cross Slutch River, However Which Parallels Front For Lon? Distance.

JAMES! DUST OFF FURNITURE SAYS ‘BOSS’ IN Y.W.C. A   Rush Icewater to Lady in 202! Housemen Replace Maids.

WOMEN TO VOTE ALL CANDIDATES   IMPRESSION PREVAILS THAT O’. LY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE CAN BE SUPPORTED.   ALL ON EQUAL TERMS NOW

ALL CANDIDATES   EXPRESSION PREVAILS THAT OX. LY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE  CAN BE SUPPORTED.   ALL OW EQUAL TERMS NOW

CROWDS STAND ALL NIGHT IN RAIN TO > REACH HOUSEBOAT OF ‘GREAT HEALER’ WHO CURES BY: VERE TOUCH OF HAND   » Any Action, as “Miracle Man” Accepts No. Violates No. Rules. of Religious. Practice.   New Orleans Police Unable to T ‘Pav, Prescribes No Medicines ay

“BROTHER ISAIAH" IS UNDER SURVEILLANCE OF POLICE FOLLOWING MACTC. “ERITH PIRES"

A-HEALER CURES MANY BY “LAYING GN HANDS’   The Louisiana Board of Health Can Get Nothing on The Man, Either,

\Eddié O’Donnell _   . Dies From Injuries         njured on Beverly Hills Speedway Yesterday—Di'd Poday — Others Willed iy the Crash.

EDDIE 0 DONNEL DIED EARLY TODA)   suceurbs to Injttries tn Speedway Accident Which Took Life of G. Chevrolet,

AMERICAN TROOPS TO REMAIN   Withdrawal Krom Germany Not Beine Conalidered at Present.

NOT TO QUIT GERMANY NoW   No Immediate Withdrawal of United States Troops, Says General Allen.

RECEIVERSHIP FOR MEXICO SUGGESTED.  ~ BY LEADERS   Election May Be Followed By Revolt

RIRMER POLICY IN MEXICO   Day of Reckoning. Declared Coming  as Seon as President Gets

WILSON REFERO MINERS REQUEST TQ LABOR HEAD   Plea of Anthracite Miners For Reopen ing of Wage Hearing to Secretary Wilson.

LOWDEN SPENDS — «OVER $400, 000   Poindexter Next. With $75,000, Johnson Third   “INCREASE SHOWN

LOWDEN'S EXPENSES $404,984   Wood's Campaigr Like ‘Circus,’ Says Senate Witness   POINDEXTER EXPENDED $75,000 IN CAMPAIGN   Ohio Primaries Made Newberry’s Work ‘Look Like Piker’

EXPEND $405,000 ON LOWDEN CANDIDACY        ILLNOIS GOVERNOR NO “PIKER® IN LINING UP PRE-ELECTION      $1,000 PER DELEGATE:

SENATE UNVESTICATION QF . PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN : EXPENSES AN: EYE OPENER,         UNEWBERRY'S 3176.006 LOOKS -. JAKE $8 CENTS COMPARED With SOME ur THE EN PPNVDBITLYVES.

SENATE BEGINS PROBE OF CAMPAIGN EXPENGE   REPRESENTATIVES OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TELL OF EXPENDITURES,   Testimony Regarding Money Svent for Harding, Lowden, Wood and Cox Obtained.

LOWDEN SPOKESMAN ADMITS $404,980.78 EAPENDITURES   Wood’s Ohio Campaign Made Newberry’s Michigan Fight Look Like a Piker.   COL. W. C. PROCTOR, OF CINCINNATI, HIS ANGEL   Senator Sutherland Was Spent Only About %8500, Dr, Randolph fh. Hersey, of Wheeling, Tells Senate Commitiee Investigating Pre-Convention Outlay of Candidates,

FHiarding- Wood Outlay in Ohio Race //:ade Newberry A “Piker,’’ Is Testimony;   ividence That $404,984.78 Has Been Spent in Behalf of Lowden Is Heard in Senate’s Investigation of PreConvention Campaign Expenditures—lIllinois Governor Sent $38,000 Into Missouri.

LOWEN SPENDS OVER $400,000 IN FABLY CAMPAIGN   Hitchcock Says General Wood Experiences Difficulty in Securing Needed Funds   COLONEL PROCTOR POSES AS WOOD'S GOLDEN ANGEL   Hoover's Representative Will Take Stand Today and IIluminate Costs

LOWDEN GIVES EXPENSES AS $404 904.78   ‘Of This $158,243 Was Sent Into Different States, Mich> jpan Getting $39,141   LITTLE LIGHT THROWN ’ AN WOOD EXPENSES   Ohio Campaign Would Make Newberry Lock Like a

LOWDEN HOLDS BELT THUS FAR   Senatorial Committee Learns the iflincis Candidate Spent $404,984.78 on Primaries   NO DOPE ON GEN. Woop   /But ‘Tis Said That the Gert  eral’s Ohio Campaign Makes  a Piker of Newberry

NEWBERRY A “PIKER’ AS _  COMPARED WITH HARDING AND WOOD IT IS CHARGED   Probe of Campaign Expenses Is Started at Washington; Lowden Spent $404.,. G84.78 in Illinois Primary

STARTLING FACTS MARK FIRST DAY OF SENATE PROBE   TOTAL OF $101,081.70 SPENT BY ILLINOIS GOVERNOR IN NATIONAL RACE,   LOWDEN MANAGER IS HEARI   Hitchcock Before Committee Throws But Little Light On General's Campaign; Other Supporters ' To Be Up Later.

NEARLY ENTIRE AMOUNT CONTRIBUTED BY THE GOVERNOR HIMSELF   Witness Testifies That Outlay of Cash in Ohio Between Wood and Harding Would Make Newberry’s Fund “Look Like a Piker’”

$1,090 A DELEGATE.IS HINTED   Campaign Managers Testify and Produce Records Before Senate Investigating Committee Yesterplan nom feos   SOME OF THE CONTRIBUTORS

CAMPAIGN MONEY MAKES NEWBERRY LOOK LIKE PIKER   Huge Sums Reportec Spent So Far by Presidential Aspirants.

MONEY FLOWED LIKE WATER 10 —-SEGURE VOTES   SENATE HEARS TESTIMONY IN INQUIRY AS TO EXPENSE OF THE CANDIDATES   One Man Said Newberry Michigan “Campaign Was Only Piker Compared To Ohio

IOWA GRAIN MAY BE SENT EAST BY BOAT   Farm Bureau and Governor Consider Means to Relieve Car Shortage.

WEDS HUSBAND TO SAVE HIS LEGACY HE DISAPPEARS   Canton Woman Loses. Helpmeet and Fortune When She Goes Away For Week  nd. 5

“HEIR” MISSING BRIDE AT WORK ROMANCE ENDED   ‘Canton Woman Finds That She Plucked a Lemon in Garden Of love   Rud? Awakening For Girl Who Answered Ad. For Wife.

INTERCHURCHISM REPRESENTED BY DR. H. F. BROOKS   Meeting Scheduled for Wilbarge! County to Be Held in Vernon Tuesday, April 27 — Enlistment of Lives in Christian Service to Be Stressed in Ad. dresses to Young People.

Big Freshman-Sophomore Frolic Ends In Tragedy When Police Make Arrest   BOYS TOOK BARBER POLE FOR BONFIRE   'Jandorf Shet Trying to Ge' . Releag- of Julian Luney, Eau Claire.

POLICEMAN KILLS STUDENT   ‘Fatal atfray at Madison, Wis.. : Growing Out of Flelle ef University Mea.

SOME RECORD   Nathae Stafford, of Elwood, Votes Republican Ticket.

SOME RECORD      Nathan Stafford, ef Elweed, Votes Reeeblican Ticket.

PALMER'S SUDDEN LINES CANELS SAVANNA SPEEC   But He Will Probably Recover in Time to Make Scheduled Address in Macon Tomorrow Say Atlanta Reports  ac La ns   ATTACK ACUTE INDIGESTION   Occurred Which Made it Inadvisable to Make - Effort.

CHINA CABINET ~~ BLEES PEKING      While Dominant Militarists Ate Bat tling the 'y-of Chela Province —Protracted War Feared

Cabinet Is Ready to Escape From Capi           Foreigners ond Mignbors: of lomatic Corps Actively Ad¥ coting Peace ,

MINE STRIKERS ARE GONFIDENT THEY WILL WIN   With Well Filled Pocket Books and Plenty to Eat Confi) dence Is Theirs.   Military Occupation Has Un. qualified Support of All Factions Concerned.

GOVERNORS WILL BE REQUESTED TO END MINE STRIKE   Miners Ready to Talk Terms; Union Will Not Be Recognized, Says Operator

REPUBLICS OF CENTRAL AMERICA MAY FORM UNI   Believed Uniting as) One Great Nation Would End ! Warfare and Revolutions.

REUNITE REPUBLICS IN ONE GREAT NATION   Agitation Has Been Revived in Guate. mala, Where Tense Political Situation Has Developed.

WOULD REUNITE REPUBLICS.   Agitation for One Southern American Nation Revived in Guatemaln,

ONE BIG UNION IDEA      Central American Nations Agitate for Reunion.

 TOHEAD THIRD TICKET      WILE BE NOMINATED YN CHI CACO JELY 10 BY COMMTTPEE OF FGRTY-FIGHT.   SENATOR JOHNSON WAD. BEEX CONSIDERED BEST AVAL SE We

LAFOLLETTE CAN HAVE NOMINATION IF HE WANTS IT   Johnson Considered ‘Regular Since He Refuses To Bolt The Republicans   PLUM ALSO IN RACE   Single Taxers And Labor Party Expected To Be Factors

eee SS .2eaaSa.e_eQ"_™ ~~ eee  LIBERALS PLAN FORMATION Ut A TRIAD PART   'LaFollette Expected to Br Offered Nomination by Amalgamated Societies

LA FOLLETTE CHOICE OF LIBERAL PART)   COALITION OF THREE ORGANIZ ATIONS PLAN TO TAKE 1CTIVE PART IN NATION AL CAMBAIGN

JOHNSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE BECAUSE HE DID NOT BOLT   AMALGAMATION OF RADICAL ELEMENTS EXPECTS To THE OUT THIRD TICKET HEADFI BY LAFOLLF:TTE.

ANOTHER PARIY IS PLANNED   Radicals Favor LaFol lete For President TALK OF JOHNSON Indiana Near You For  Gov. Cox?

FORTY-EIGHT TO APPROACH LA FOLLETTE   Frazier or Plumb If He Refuses fo Bolt Party.

Shots Found In Dave Richeson’s Head at Coroner’s Autopsy at Warsaw Friday—Self Defense or Insanity Mav Be Pleaded

Southeastern Italy Trouble Threat: ens to Develop Proportions af a Revolution.

GENERAL STRIKE   In Southeastern Italy Now  Wiwnastane: ‘Moonhsbnr.

CHAREED BEOIES AE TANEA FRU RUINS. OF HOTEL      Two Blocks in Business Sec: tion of Klamath Falls, Ore:, Destroyed

‘ANOTHER ROAD PETITION      Pecple of Fl die We  ity to Have Place,

ANOTHER ROAD PETITION,   People of Ekin Conmununity to Have One West of that Place.

GERMANS TOACCEPT © ULTIMATUM   WiS. DELIVER TWO MILLIONS “TONS OF COAL MONTHLY TO. THE ALLIES.      FATLERE TO DO RU WELL MBAD ALLIED GCOTPASION OF GERMAN TENKITORY, 

GERMANY WILL MEET ALLIED COAL DEMAND   HAVE EXHAUSTED EVERY DIP. LAMATIC SOURCE TO OBTAIN KEDUOTION OF AMOUNT

i oR   Minal Decision Must Be Made By Germans At 11 O’cloek Today   [MUST MAKE DELIVERY   Penalty Of Oceupation Of Ruhr Distriet Or Other Territory Is Provided

INTRUDER SHOOTS AGED FREMONTER   Stranger Sends Bullets Inte H. B. Lucken, 78, as He Lay in Bed.   Wife of Retired Farmer Disappears Just Before Shooting—Police Baffled. .

AGED FREMONTER SHOT   Victim of Atfack by Stranger as He Awakes from Sletp— Anoth*r Mystery Case

Poles Drive Back Russians Near Warsaw   Important Bridgehead At Serock Captured In Powerful Counter Offensive   ADVANCE CHECKED CLAIMS SOVIET

COUNTERFEITING MAY. CAUSE BRITISH LOSS   ENGLISH MONEY IN SERIOUS CONDITION IN RUSSIA, SAYS. BARON VON RIVENTLOW.

LIQUOR NOTIN COX PLAN OF ~ PROCEEDURE   Hands Wets Staggering Blow By Refusing Booze Plant.

COX DECLARES HIMSELF SAYS OHIO LEADER   Bryan Starts Action — Plans To Defeat Glass For Committee Chairmanship.

GOV. COX FOR DRY RM FOR DEMOCRATS   FACTION DEMANDING WE! PLANK IS. DISAPPOINTED ss BY WES VIRWS

WET DEMOCRATS — Bat COUNT NO. LONER GN CO}            O8 ENFORCE REFERENCE i PLATFORM.   CAMPBELL:TELLS WHERE COX STANDS ON ISSUE        ‘tiends Declarg! Gok, Tox is int Ling With Wilsin Régarding the  Prolithition Issue. ;

WEE DEMOCRATS BET BIG Sk T-BAGK   GOVERNOR COX AND SUPPOR TERS AGAINST ANY REFERENCE TO LIQUOR   OTANDS FOR ENFORCEMENT   Ohio Man, Out For Presidential Nomination, Declared to Be In Favor of Enforcement of Prohibition.

COX OPPOSED ANY REFERENCE AS TO LIQUOR      SUPPORTERS OF WET PLANK SOFFERED 1 PPOINTMENT AT STATEMENT.      The Ghio Governor Strongly Favor: the Rigid Enforcement of the Prohibition Laws, Friends  ewe

AGAINST MENTION OF LIQUOR PLANK   Supporters of Gov. Cox Say He is Not Dupe Either of “Wets” or “Drys”   ENFORCE LAW ALWAYS   in Ohio—Head of Delegation Can’t See Why Plank Shouid be Mentioned

WET DEMOCRATS ~~ DISAPPOINTED   Cox Stands’ for Rigid Enforcement of > the Prohtbition Law

Cox {s Opposed to Any Reference to Liquor Question in Party Platform   “AVORS ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION LAWS   HEAD OF OHIO DELEGATION SAYS GOVERNOR IS DUPE NEITHER OF PROHIBITION: ISTS NOR ANTIS,

JET BAGK FOR WET PLANK ADVOCATES   Manager of Governor Cox's Campaign Would Eliminate Prohibition Reference.   CAMPBELL SPEAKS FOR COX   Says Candidate for Nomination ; Stands for Rigid Enforcement of Liquor Laws.*

VILL UrrOQSE CONSTANTIWE   France and Great Britain Will Refuse to Recognize Former King as Ruler.

TWO AGAINST CONSTANTINE   Great Britain and France Won't Rec annizea Kim ae King.

G. 0. P. EXCE=.2) 24,000,000   ‘New Statement by Tr c.curer Shows $4,022,560 Expend d—Deficit $163.   WILL OPFOSE CO S.ANTINE   France and Great Gritain Will Refuse to Recognize Former King as Ruler.

Will Take No Military Action But Calls Attention to Economic Consequences Which  Would Follow   DETURN OF CONSTANTINE REGARDED AS INEVITABLE   French and British Premiers Plan Conference on Action to be Taken

PEACE 1S AIM OF NEW GREEK GOVERNMENT   France Considers Re turn Constantine to be Inevitable.

NOVICE WINS $10,000 PRIZE IN 250-MILE AUTO CONTES'   Course Is Covered al Rate of 103 Miles an Hour.   VICTOR COMES FROM BEHIND   New Speedway at Los Angeles Is Opened.

DO-MILE AUT RAGE Io WON bY JIMMIE MURPHY   Well Known Mechanician Makes His Initial Western Appearance By Finishing First; Wins $19,000.

MURPHY Wino 200 MILE RAGE   FORMER MECHANICIAN GETS $19.000 FIRST PRIZE AT LOS ANGELES   Average 3peed Was 103.2 Miles Per Hour In Contest With Nationally Known Drivers

REL HESERVES Gi TU FGRTING ZUR   All Available Men Ordered to  ee    RIOT CAUSES FATALITIES.

REL RESERVES Gi “TG FIGHTING ZONE   All Available Men Ordered to  connec crscaiicms:   RIOT CAUSES FATALITIES.

TRAIN ON WILD RUN   AIRBRAKES FAIL TO WORK ON MOUNTAIN GRADE,   One Man Is Killed and 48 Cars Burned After Emerging From Tunnel.

RUNAWAY CARS FLY TRACK AND BURK   One Man Killed When Train Runs Wild 17 Miles.   Airbrakes Fail to Work as Traits Emerges From Boyiston Tun. nel on St. Paul Road.

CHAOS EXISTED Ih WAVY PRE-WAR PLAK COMMITTEE TOLD   Capt. Harris Laning Testifies to Lack of Preparations   DANIELS STRONG FOR DETAILS

SAYS. DANIELS DELAYED NAVY PREPARATIONS   CAPT. LANING’S TESTIMONY ANT LETTER DISAGREE SEN: TRAMMELL SAYS:   But Witness Explains By Savings Thev Referred To Different Periods of the War:

NAVY LACKING IN WAR PLANS   AN ABSENCE OF INITIATIVE ACe CORDING TO CAPTAIN.   CAUGHT IN A HELPLESS STATE   DANIELS VICTIM OF MORE CRITICIsSM BY WITNESS.   Persenal Characterisatica of Secre  tary Declared to Have Handi : caped Men On Ships—t pholds Sims’ Charges.

EVIDENCE BEFORE NAVAL COMMITTEE SS CONTRADICT OR   OPEICER OF NAVIGATION BU KEAU PESTIPIRS AP INVESTIGATION,

ener   FLORIDA SENATOR IN  . ATTACK ON EVIDENCE   Naval Officer Says Reference in Letter Referred to Later Date in War

SIMS’ WITNESS IS TRAPPEL   Florida Senator Shows Letter He Wrote to ' Admiral

NAVY DEPARTMENT WAD WITHOUT PLAN FOR PARTICIPATION   in State of Chaos Day Unitec States Reclared War, According to Capt. Laning.   NOT ENOUGH SHELLS TO REFILL MAGAZINES ONCE   Bureau of Ordnance Had to Enlist Aid of Bureau of (Operations to Bring Matter to Secretary's Attention impressively Enough to tet Authority to Let Contracts.

LANINGS LETTER REFUTESCHARGES   Captain Is Confronted With Memorandum After Making Reflections on Navy Department   SAYS CHAOS EXISTED   Approval of Important Plans and Policies Was Hard to Obtain Witness Contends

I GUE      Head of Bureau of Operations Supports Testimony Given by Sims,   CONTRADICTS HIS OWN  LETTER TO ADMIRAL   Told Overseas Commander That He was Making Un just Criticism during =  Hostilities" ~

CHEESE CLUB TO PROMENADE FOR CHEAPER CLOTHES   Press Agents to Stage Dem onstration in Over te

NEW YORKERS - FALL FOR THE OVERALL CLUE   Overall Promenade Billed For Broadway—tdea Spreading, Especially fn Southwest.

BIG INTEREST ~ HIKES H.C. L.   Owen Says Talk About Cur_ tailing Speculation “ “= Ig Specious.   ULTIMATE CONSUMER’ ‘ MUST. STAND RAISE   .  €Bv' ROBERT L. OWEN.) > J. S. Senatbr From Oklahoma, Autho; of the Fadsral Resetve Banking  Act)’ President of the Nativnal _ Pagular Cyavarnmans  anec. ”

BIG INTEREST . HIKES H. CL   Owen Says Talk About Cur. ., tailing Speculation _ — Is Specious.   ULTIMATE CONSUMER MUST STAND. RAISE   . (By ROBERT L. OWEN.) U. 8, Senator: From ‘Oklahoma, Autho: “Of the Federal Reserve Banking Act; President of the National Popular Government League. -

Old Guard Boss in Wall Street Split Favors Hiram    California Senator May Win Out: on Front End of Collision Between National and International Financiers.

Look Out For Hi If Penrose Give: Word He'll Land Plum At Chicago

HI OHNSON IS NOW THE FAVORITE   Added to Machine’s Oppositicn to Johnson Is Wall Street’s Money.

PENROSE TO AD VOHNSON, CLAIM   Believe Californian’s Chances for Republican Nomination Are Good.   BANK INTERESTS. CLASH

TDR SWINGING. 0 JOHNSON. AS BANKERS SPL   INTERNATIONAL GROUP IN ‘WALL. STREET IS OPPOS: “ED BY NATIONAL.   Penrose’ Now Regarded . ai Spokesman..for Powerful In terests Against Morgan. ~

N. Y, SALOONS a) ! ~ OUT OF BUSINESS   Five Thousand Bar’ Rooms Will be Closed: at Expiration Of Short Term Licenses Granted by the State on  Qatyupday

SURVEY SUCCEEDED IN FINDING ROOMS   LAWRENCE CAN ACCOMMO DATE AT LEAST 453 MORE Vr wnenvTs   MUST CARE FOR WOMEN   The Worst Difficulty is in Findiag Places for the Women Next ear   Went as fsr East as New, York "Street in Survey; Seuth to Sixth . & Street

SURVEY SUCCEEDED IN FINDING ROOMS   LAWRENCE CAN ACCOMMODATE AT LEAST 453 MORE STUDENTS   MUST CARE FOR WOMEN   The Worst Difficulty is in Findiag Places for the Women Next Year   , : ed a * k Went as fer East as New Yor Street in Survey; South to Sixth ' Street

SAY PRESIDENT’S LETTER WILL CONVINCE GERMANS _ FRANCE HAS BEEN JILTED

FRANGE ANGRY AT WILSON NOTE   His Charge of Imperialisur Is Bit, terly Resented by the Public . and Pregs,

BOLLING DEMIS SANDS’ CHARGES   ‘Never Accepted Money for influencing Shipping Board.    WILSON KIN GOES ON STAND   President’s Brother-in-Law Had Row  ‘  With Accuser Over. House—Received. ‘Anonymous. Letters Threatening Him. -

BOLLING DENIES CHIRGE OF GRAFT AND TELLS OF ALISINESS TRANSAT TIAN!

Sinn Fein Club and Big Quay in Flames—Much Damage Reported.   Bréther-In-Law of President Says He Had Row With Accuser Over House.   SLAY THREE SINN FEIN BOYS   WO SHIPPING BOARD DEALS   Armed Boats Patrol! Thames Before Parliament Building in London as Cities Take Steps to Meet Sinn Fein Raids.   Deciares He Received Anonymous Letters Threatening Him Unless Something Was Done to Stop Proceedings of DOecpartment of Justice.

BOLLING DENIES GHSRGE OF GRAFT AND TELLS OF —BIISINESS TRANSARTIAN

WANTS APPFAL DISMISSED.   Halings Files Petition With Supreme Court Prothonotary.

WOOD ENDORots TICKET GHOSEN Dl REPUBLIGANG  -CTATEMENT SAY   Party Can Win Through the United Effort and a Clear Declaration of Program, the General Declares.   CLEAN CUT POLICY HIGHLY ESSENTIAL   -rogram Must Be Forward Looking and Constructive, For Economy, Efficiency and Revision of Taxes,

REPUBLICAN PARTY NOMINEES INDORSED BY GENERAL WOOL   ee tela) nt ene  Says Party Can Win Thri United Effort and Progressive Program   POLICY CLEAN CUT AND FORWARD LOOKING

OOD ENDORSES POLICY OF THE G. 0. P- PARTY   Believes Party Can Win Through a United Effort in the Campaign

WOOD FOR THE PARTY   Declares: Republicans Can Wh With “Forward-Looking (2. Poligy.”

A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT:   Sayings Securities of the: Unitec a ‘States Government, .

LOWER PRICES CUT CARLOT SHIPMENTS   Bountifed Yield: Of Frat And Vegetables Keeps Cost Well Within Reason.

Fact Has Cut Down Shipping But Local Supplies Hold Down the Price.   YIELDS GENERALLY LARGE   Cabbage, Onions, Apples, Irist and Sweet Potatoes Are Specially Good.

LOWER PRICES CUTS SHIPMENT!   Carlots Supplies of Fruits anc Vegetables Falls Off Fully One-Fifth.

AGREEMENT NEAR   United States and Japan Work: ing Out Differences,

AGREE WITH JAPAN   Principles of ‘Japanese Exclusion Settled But Methods to Be Discussed.

JAPS SAY THAT AGREEMENT WITH THE U.S. IS NEAR   Press of That Nation I Optimistic Over Solution of the Immigration  — Question.

TOKIO NEWOPAPERS SAY AGREEMENT HAd BEEN REACHED 5 10 QAPANESE EXGLUSION

SAID AGREEMENT JAPAN REACHED   Failure te Agree on Treaty Only Point Difference.

AAPAN AND AMERICA “EXPECTED TO AGREE ON EXCLUSION PLANS   While Nothing. Has Been ‘Signed up Yet There is Be‘fief’ That the Two Countries Have Come to a Formal Un deretanding.

U. S. SURE TO BAR THE JAPS   Nations Agree in Principle While Sifting the Method—Negotiations Are Progressing.

SAY U. S. AND JAPAN AGREE   Tokyo Papers Report Settlement as to Exclusion Frincipie—-Oblegig  to—Freaty. —_______—

JAPS SAY THAT AGREEMENT WITH   THEU.S.IS NEAR   Press of That Nation Is   Optimistic Over Solu:  tion of the Immigration Question.

TRADE BALANCE _ INU.S.FAVOR STILL GROWIN(   Last Month Saw Our Bill Against Europe Gain Some $257,000,000.

FUROPE’S DEBT TO-U.’S; GROWS QUARTER BILLION   More Than 257 Millions Added to Trade Balance in U. S. During January.

TRADE BALANCE CLIMBING   Showing Continues to Be in Favor of America Despite Exchange Slump.

TRADE BALANCE GROWS   INCREASE IN FAVOR OF TU. 5 257,000,000 IN JANUARY.            This Ta Spite of Foreign Exchange Shustion—Both Exports and . Imports Advanced,

JANUARY BALANCE OF TRADE INU. a. FAVOR JUMPS FAR   $257,000,000 Increase Made in Face of Adverse Condition of Foreign Exchange.

BALANCE OF TRADE GROWING DESPITE RATE OF EXCHANGE   [Exports and Imports Show, an Advance, With Millions In Favor of U. 5.

AMERICAN TRADE BALANCE SROWS   Despite Exchange Situatior Figures Show United States Makes Gain.

WOMEN WILL BE BIG FACTOR IN ELECTION   Hold Balance of Power and Can Swing Result to Either Party.

Maine Election -Preves Thal the Women Vote Wit Be. cide Who Is te be President   WILL VOTE ON ISSUE ALONE

HOUSTON 1S TARGET - FOR STERN REBUKE   TREASURY HEAD ATTACKED BY DEMOCRATIC LEADER.   Minerity Leader Kitchin Saye Rec ommendation to Repeal Excess Profits a Sep te Pluenderers and Profiteers.

Democratic House  Leader Snorts Hard   Attacks Seereiary Houston For His Reconmendations to Repeal Excess Profits Tux.

KITCHIN ATTACKS PLAN TO REPEAL BIG TAXES   Ranking Democratic Member of House Declares Houston's Idea Ts Unwise.

TAX REUISION IS CHLLED UNWISE   Kitchen’s Firm Stand Against Recommendations in Line With Republicans.   CONCESSIONS IMPOSSIBLE

INCOME TAX LEGISLATION TO BE DELAYED   Impracticable At This Session—Minority Hits Immigration Bill.

KITCHEN SAYS TAX CHANGES MOST UNWISE   Attacks Recommendations 01  Houston

REFUSE TO JOIN FEDERATION   National Reral Letter Carriers Un<=cillime ta Affilicia«a

CHIGAGO TEACHERS WILL RECEIVE BLANKET RAISE OF ABOUT $500 A YEAR

TEACHERS GIVEN RAISE   CHICAGO BOARD OF EDUCATION ' AXNOUNCES INCREASE.   $400 ta $300 Per Yeac-—Teachers Say ‘yhey WIE Acvept Award a5 Temporary Relici.

BLANKET AAISE GIVEN TO CHIGAGO TEACHERS   Board of Education Meets Re quest with Award of $400 to $500 a Year

CHICAGO TEACHERS GET BLANKET RAISE IN PAY   Instead of 60 Per Cent They  Get Increase of Four to Five _ Hundred a Year -' ‘ Fach.   WILL: CONTINUE. DEMAND   Say They Will Keep ub ‘the Fight Until Teachers. are Paid as Woll As Common Labor at,  Least. -

CHICAGO TEACHER ARRESTED AS ‘RED   Third Grade Instructor Held By Grand Jury As Radical   SECRETARY OF PARTY?

Blanket Raise of $400 to $500 to Pedagogues—Half Wits Beiter Paid.

SENATE CONTROL 75 REAL HOPE OF “PARTY MANAGERS   Repypiicans: ‘Hope to: -Anereas       “or Twelve.   PRESIDERTIAL-RESULTS-  -: ,V ARE:NOT. $0 DOUBTFUL   olorado .and.-Washington- Are Ther Battlegrounds - of

NOMI CONTROL WN SENATE DOUBTFUL   lutcome More a Subject of Speculation Than Presidency, Says Sullivan,   Republicans Now in Command by Narrowest Mareins——Late Primary Days.

NEW WAR  ONE OF THE CONDITION:   PROPOSED TO. EBERT CABINET BY GENER. AL VON LUETTWITZ   One of the Kapp Leaders— - Would Retain Army and Not Respect the Ver sailles  Traaty.

THIS IS ONE OF THE CONDITION: PROPOSED TO THE EBERT CABINET BY OPPOSING FAOTION.

SAYS REBELS WOULD PREPARE FOR WAR   Premier Bauer Says Leuttwitz Proposed Abrogation Of The Treaty.

TWO GERMAN — COVTS. LOCK IN STRUGGLE   Ebert Sets Up Capital al Stuttgare—Denies Compromise With Kapp   Would Refuse Treaty.

WANTED EBERT TO HOLD ARMY AND MUNITIONS   Reactionaries Sought Direct Violation of Versailles Treaty

CRAZED LINEMAN PULLED THRILLS ON ‘PHONE WIRES   ‘  Finally Descended After 14 Hours: on Perilous Perch—Police and  Crowd Looked on. !

BRAND OF SQUIRREL’   It Made a Man Climb a Tele phone Pole aad Stay \ Up There.

PRAZY LINEMAN CAVORTS ALL NIGHT ON OVERHEAD WIRES   Mobile, Alabama, Light and Power Shut Off to Save the Life of Dope Fiend, Who Gives a Regular Circus.

CRAZED MAN , SPENDS NIGHT ON LIVE WIRES   Police After. Fourteen Hours Induce Lineman to Leave His Perch.   Electricity Turned Off To Save Him.

MAN FEARED THAT HE WAS IN DANGER AND CLUNG TO POLE   Mobile Main Street Intersection Watched Lineman, Crazed by Drugs, Cling to Top of a Pole, Fearing He “Would be Lynched,

LINEMAN SPENDS NIGHT ON WIRES   Descends From His Perilous Perch This Morning With. out Injury

HANGS ON WIRES _ DURING NIGHT IN  FEAR OF DEATH   Crazed Lineman Clings to Perch to Escape “Lynching.”

UHAZED BY DRUG HANGS. TO WIRES   AVIATOR IMAGINES MOB AFTER HIM AND SPENDS NIGHT HANGING TO THE TELEPHONE WIRES

PRESBYTERIANS IN ANNUAL SESSION      Churches Everywhere Siem to Have Caught the Spirit of Progress, Is Report.

REPORT PROGRESS OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MISSION   Annual Summing Up of Work  Done During Year Made to i General Assembly.-

WEALTHY DRAFT EVADER ELUDES ARMY OFFICERS   Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Escapes from Captors

TELLS HOW IT HAPPENED,   Friend of Family Gives Details of Beradoll Escape.

DRAFT DODGER {i STILL AT LARGE   Bergdoll Permitted to Leave Ft. Jay Upon Representations of His Counsel.   Former Magistrate and Friend of Family for Years, Describes Escane.

CYNTHIA CURZON WEDS MM. P.   Two Reigning Couples Attend the Marriage of Chicagoan’s Granddaughter.

UPRISING 15 FEARED   Among Striking Miners Fol lowing 2 Guu Battie.

CAILLAUX TRIALS DELAYED IN SENATE  Former Premier May Be  Brought Up Late Tod ay  aw oe 2 . . 7 rot. & ook) © ak Sa t

WILSON SAYS THAT MINERS BROKE PLEDGE   President Refuses to Bring About Renewal of Parley Over Wage Scales   “NO ONE IS DECEIVED”   PRESIDENT CEFINES GOVERNMENT’S ATTITUDE TOWARD STRIKE IN MESSAGE TO LEADEPS

PRESIDENT REBUKES VACATION STRIKE   CONTRACTS MADE BY MINERS, COAL MEN AND J. 8, VIOLATED, HE SAYS.

GOVERNMENT ATLITCPE   Toward Coal Strike Defined by: Presigent Wilson's tfesanre_

GOVERNMENT AT ITUDE   Toward Coal Strike Defined by President Wilsen’s Mesesace.

WILSON DENIES MINERS’ PLEA   Refuses to Renew Parle; Over Wage Scales

PLAYMATES SET FIRE 10 BOY      Little Edward Pillar Tor tured By Kids Who ‘‘Did Not Like Him.”’

PEACE DELAY IRKS INDIANS   Mosiems of India War on Division of Turkey and King of Hedjaz.

INDIA IRKED BY PEACE DELAY   Moslems Protest Turkey Division and War on Hedijaz King.

TOW IS CHANCED   LADY: LAURIER IS BRINGING ID THE CRIPPLED TRANSPORT

Powhatan Being Towed to Halifax   Canadian Steamer, Lady L&uricr, Re. lieved: Western Comet, After Latter Had) Trowble With: Tow Qo ler. 

~-ENGLANDS  “WAR GOVERNMENT” ONLY ON 10) STAND  All Others Have Be Been Overthrown   All Others Have Been Overthrown Since World War.

ENGLAND 5 “WAR GOVERNMENT” ONLY. ON TO STAND  All Others Have Been Overthrown Since World War.

Race for Governorship on Democratic Ticket Proves Close, While Long Leads All Opponents— Davis Is Poor Second in G. O. P. Race for Senate, While McJimsey Is Headed by Hvde.

PRIMARY RESULTS STILL INCOMPLET   ATKINSON LEADS IN MISSOURI FOR DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.   Hyde and McJimsey Rurmning Neck and Neck for Republicaa Gubermaterial Place—Former Is Getting Reral V ote.

Atkinson Leads Missouri Contestants for Governor; Allen is Ahead in Kansas

QUINCY MAN SHOOTS WIFE   Clyde Humphrey Kills. His 18-Year Old Spouse--Believed Jealousy the Cause.

tLLINOIS MAN SHOOTS WIFE   Mrs, Clyde Humphrey, 18 Years Old, Shot to Death by Husband.

UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES WIN,    Bennett, Who Pavored Johnson, Loses in Primary Vote.

BIG FOUR” WINS N STATE VOTING   Viliam M. Bennett, Jobnson Supporter, Loses Fight Against Regular Organization   OME CENTERS LIVELY   ight Districts in Brooklyn Have Sharp Contests, Otherwise Vote Generally Is Light

“BIG FOUR” WIN ELECTIONS IN EMPIRE STATI   Regular Republican Organiza. tion Candidates Lead Three to One.

NEW YORK RETURNS FAVOR BIG FOUR”   Primary Vote Indicates Republicans Choose Uninstructed Delegates.

INDICATE BE NNE TT's DEFEAT.   New York Returns Point to Electior  of Uninstructed Delegation.

1G FOUR DELEGATION DEFEATS. JOHNSON’S — _ CANDIDATE IN THE: NEW YORK. CAMPAIGN

LABOR SEES PLOT TO REDUCE WAGES   Samuel Gompers Says Employers Are Curbing Production.   reaad of Federation of Labor Says There is Movement Under Way to Lower Pay.

GOMPERS IN PROTEST   DECLARES THERE IS PLOT TO CUT WAGES.   Venerable Head of Federation of La bor Says Employers Are Delib-. erately Curbing Production.

U. S. HOLDS ENVOY OF LETVIA   Alfred Nagel, Bearing Credentials, De. tained by Immigration Officers at New York.

U.S;-HOLDS ENVOY.OF LETVIA   Altred Nagel, Bearing Credentiais, De: “tained by immigration. Officers % ‘at New. York,

METHODISTS OPPOSE SECTARIAN SCHOOL!   Protest Use Of Public Funds T: Help Support Such Educational Centers.

EPWARDS AVOWERD CANDIDATE   Personal Friend of Governor Issues Pormal Announcement,

EDWARDS BECOMES. avo y ASPIRANT “FOR NOMINATION   New Jersey Governor Announces He is in the Fight And-Will Run On His Reaenrit. “OR   SELF MADE MAN   Tlas.Had Active Experience ln Financial, Business And Political World His Friends Savy.

N. J. Governor Formally Anounces Candidacy For Democratic Nominatio1

GOVERNOR EDWARDS HOPS INTO THE RING   YEW JERSEY EXDOCUTIVE ts OU" FOR THE PRESIDENCY.   Announcement ef Hie Avewed (andidaey Made by a Frieed ia New   York—Heandqearteres tu   Re hatablished.

EDWARDS CANDIDATE      Formally Enters List as Presidential Aspirant

GOV: EDWARDS ENTERS RACE ON RECORD   No Mention of Wet Platform . In Announcement ‘Made by Personal Friend

RECOMES vi TIVE  E CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION; STATEMENT 1S BSSUED,

 WOMAN, 26 MEN DIE WW oHIPWRECK ON LAKE SUPERIOR   Only Four Saved From Crew of Thirty-Two When Freighter Collides in Dense Fog.   TWO MINUTES’ WARNING WOULD HAVE SAVED ALL   Survivor in Hospital Says But Moment Elapsed Before Escape Cut Off.

TWENTY-NINE MISSING AFTER STEAMER SINKS IN LAKE SUPERIOR   One of Tamber is Woman and 4) tre Belivwed Drowned; Captain and Oth: Deseued,

29 [UST WHEN STEAMER SINKO   WOMAN AMONG VICTIMS OF COLLISION BETWEEN _ FREIGHTERS

LAKE OTEAMER IN COLLISION SINKt   28 of Thirty-Two People on Board Thought Lost— Night Was Clear.

29 BELIEVED DROWNED WHEN STEAMER SINKS   Freighter Clashes With Steamer Near White Fish Point, Lake Superior— Women Among Missing.

SHIP GOES DOWN IN FEW MINUTES AFTER COLLISION      Crew Had No Chance To Save Themselves After Impact; One Woman Is Lost.

MOLES ARE BELIEVED LOST IN SHIPWRECK   Freighter Sinks in Lake Michigan after Colliding with < Steamer; Four Members ot Crew Saved

CRASH SENDS FREIGHTER TO THE BOTTOM   ‘One Woman. Included . ir A Victims of Disaster on — Lake Superior."   CAPTAIN AND. FOUR: . OF CREW ARE SAVED

SHIPS GOLLIDE: 29 LIVES LOS! LAKE SUPERIOR   Freighter Superior City Sinks After Collision With a Steamer.   CAPTAIN AND THREE OF CREW SAVED   Steamship Officials Fear That All Others Have Perished.

Freighter Superior City Sinks Sn Lake Michigan After Collision—Search in Vain for Missing.

SUPERIGR CITY SENT DOWN IN COLLISION; WOMAN ON DEATH LIS}   Tragedy Occurred About § O'clock Last Night— Few Survived.

Freighter City of Superior Collides. With the Willis King in Dense Fog —— Four of the Former’s Crew, Out of 33,. Reported Saved—Wife of Second Engineer Among the Missing.

FEAR 29 DROWNAS LAKE SHIP SINKS   Superior City, Freighter, Goes Dowr After Colliding With Another Boat in Last Night’s Fog   SAVE GREW FOUR MEMBERS

TWENTY-NINE WERE DROWNED IN WRECK   TWO STEAMERS COLLIDED AND FREIGHTER SANK WITH MOST OF THE CREW.

WIFE OF ENGINEER. ~ AMONG THOSE LOST   Captain’s Signal Rings Only Two Minutes Before Crash, ‘ According to: Statement Made Today by a Survivor

29 DIE IN LAKE SUPERIOR ACCIDENT   Steamer “Superior City” Sinks Afte: Colliding With Steamer Willis L. King.

FOUR OF CREW OF “SUPERIOR GITY” ARE SAVED   COLLIDE NEAR WHITFISH POINT WITH STEAMER “WILLIS L. KING”   WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE AMONG LOST VICTIMS   Names of he Missing Not Known To day As All Records of the Freigh Are Thought to Have Been Lost

TAKE BOAT ON SUPERIOR 1° WRECKED,   Four Reported Saved Out  of Total Crew of Lost TT recat :   DETAILS ARE PUZZLE   Report Ships Met in Violent Collision Late Last WNieh+

2 ARELOSTIN WAFEK ON LAKE   SUPERIOR CITY GOES DOWN,  AFTER A COLLISION AT  WHITEFISH POINT,

TWENTY-NINE DROWNED   Went Down With a Lake Superior Shin Last Nicht at 9 O'clock

FREIGHTER SINKS NEAR WHITEFISH   Capi. Edward Sawyer and  Three Others Known to  Have Been Saved.   WOMAN COOK IS A VICTIM

(INLY FOUR OF CREW RESCUED IN LAKE SUPERIGR TRAGEDY:   BIG FREIGHTER GOES TO BOTTOM AFTER HIT-  , TING STEAMER = *      Names of Missing Unknown as AJl Recerds of Ship Are , Lost—Captain Saved =}

SHIPS COLLIDE IN CLEAR NIGHT FIVE MILES 0U1   Four Members of Crew, Only Are Believed Saved From Ship      IS MISSING      Wife of Second Engineer Can: not Be Found—Four Mem-_ bers of Crew Saved

TWENTY-NINE PERSONS DROWN AS SHIP-SINKS   Steamer Superior City Goes Dow _ When She Collides With: . “the Steamer. Kind,   FOUR OF CREW ARE ‘SAVED   NT es Impact: ‘of Other, Ship : Took: Awa) d _ Entire Stern of- Buperior City,  . ‘Survivor Said..

SHIP GOES DOWN WITH 29 LIVES   Freight Steamer Sinks Ir Lake Superior.   STRUCK ANOTHER VESSEI   Four Survivers Picked Up B; Other Ships—One Woman Among Victims,

BELIEVE MOST ‘OF OREW LOST ~ WHEN SHIP SANK   Collision tn Lake Superior Sen Freighter Superior City to the Bottom.   ‘ONLY FOUR KNOWN SAVED   ‘Woman, Wife of Engineer, Is  Among Missing—29 Not Accounted For.

AFTER BUG Lik ~STEAWIER SINKS   Freighter Goes to Bottom With Many: of Crew After Collision

TWENTY-NINE. LIVES LOST AS-LAKE. BOAT SINKS AFTER COLLISIO?   Disaster Occurs to Freighte on Lake Superior; Four Saved.

29 Perish W hen Lake Ship Sinks   ICY WATERS OF LAKE SU PERIOR CLAIM TOLL IN NIGHT COLLISION.

LAKE STEAMER IS SUNK IN COLLISION   Tywanty-wne Persons Thought Drown: od When 8, 8. Supertor Goes Tewn in Densa Peg

TWENTY-NINE BELIEVED LOST IN SHIPWRECK   SUPERIOR CITY SINKS IN LAKE OF THAT NAME AFTER - COLLISION

STEAMER SINKS AFTER COLLISION IN A DENSE FOG   Steamer Cece Crew of 25 or 30—Think 4 Saved.

STEAMERS MEET; LIVES LOST   ee Se ee lll - =  Twenty Nine Drown In Lake Superior Crash.

RULES COMMITTEE URGES LARGER EXECUTIVE BOARL   Increase From Ten to Fifteen Is ecommended to Give Women Representation.

WOMEN ASK INCREASE IN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE      Chairman Hays Thinks the Membership Will be Eight Men and  eawvsan *®% amam

OGLESBY NOW IN LEAD   Lowden Candidate and Small in Neck-and-Neck Race.   Official Count May Be Necessary te Determine Victor—McKinley  Leads Smith.

OGELSBY LEADING IN ILLINOIS RACI   Lowden Candidate and Small in Neck-and-Neck Race.   Official Count May Be Necessary t Determine Victor—McKinley Leads Smith.

NECK AND NECK RACE   OGLESBY NOW AHEAD IN THE ILLINOIS PRIMARIES.   More Than Likely It Will Require Offi cial Count to Determine the Winner.

Official Canvass May Be Necessary to Decide Primary.   Lieut. Gov. Oglesby Running Neck and Neck With Len Small— Hot Senate Contest,

BRITAIN DENIES SEEKING LOAN   London’s Attitude Explained by Charge d’Affaires Lindsay at Washington.   CONTEMPLATES AID MEASURES   Letter to Secretary of Treasury Glass Says Only Co-Operation in Relief Work Is Asked—Shows Under ee ee HH ncsmmbanitiaw®e

GREAT BRITAIN DENIES SEEKING LOANFROMULS   London's Attitude Explained by Charge d’Affaires Lindsay at Washington.   CONTEMPLATES AID MEASURES   Letter to Secretary of Treasury Glass Says Only Co-Operation in Relief Work Is Asked—Shows Understanding Between Countries. :

NEW LOAN NOT WANTED--BRITAIN   Officially Denies She Will Seek More Credit in U. S.   TELLS LONDON’S ATTITUDE

;-RLYON STRIGKEN WHILE AT BAYARD   Prominent Perry Man Is Hl at Hi Home on Willis Avenue—Condition Serious

MARKING DRIVE FOR MEMBERS.   Locat Moose  Olfering Special Indicements, i.

MAKIN 1 MEMBER     2 DIV         _ONeving , Special Iw dheements, ©     Tacal Me

MEADS PLEADS GUILTY.   Dartmouth Man Gets Sentence of 15 to 20 Years on Murder Charge.

MEADS SAYS GUILTY, GIVEN 15 YEARS   Shot Dartmouth Studen in Whisky Fight   Plea and Sentence Unexpected  Trial Had Been Set for Monday

ROBERT MEADS PLEADS GUILTY MANSLAUGHTEI   Dartmouth College Junior Sen tenced to Fifteen to Twenty Years.

MARTENS TESTIFIES . BEFORE SENATE BODY   Again Questioned About Secret Instructions Which He Will Not Divulge to Committee.

‘RUSH U. S. ENVOY TO POLAND   Hugh Gibson, Who Has Been Home On Leave of Absence, Ordered to Return to Post at Once.

WILL USE CONCRETE,   Clinton County Commissioners De. cide on That Material for Road.

WILL       Clinton County Comay eide  ioners  HeMaterial for Road.

} Stuttgart Conference -Protests Occupation of Cities by the French Troops

SECESSIONISTS DEFEATED IN HUN MEETING   South Germans are in favo. of keeping the empire intact

South German Effort Toward Secession Loses In ‘Conference Sunday at Stuttgart—Loyalty to Federal Government is Owalhfhad -

OVER HALF MILLION   Auto Licenses Will be Issued in State this Year

[IN SESSION:      uit ‘Little . Business Teansacted a _ Wednesday. Night. a

COUNCILMEN IN SESSION,   tut Little Business Transacted o1 Wednesday Night.

MILLIONAIRE’S BOOZE SEIZED   Federal Agents: Raid Home of Wealthy Man in-Chicago and Confiscate ' 400 Cases of Whisky...

ee  SEIZE 100 CASES OF BOOZE   Prohibition Agents Raid Home of Mil. lionaire in Chicago.

SAYS IT WAS A BOMB   ‘ew York Fire Coeriumi-siener Reports on Investigation

ARREST TWO “DRY” AGENTS   Charged With Being Drunk and Disorderly

WHOLESALE WAR ON JACKRABBITS   Said to Be Damaging the Cotton Greatly in Runnels County

RUNNELS COUNTY FARMER FIGHT  HABHIT INVASION   FARM WORK SUSPENDED WHILE EVERYBODY JOINS IN DRIVE AGAINST PESTS,

NIGHT RIDERS RENEW TERRORIST CAMPAIGN   Fire Cotton Gins as Warning te ° Producers Not to Operate Until Prices Go Up   SEVERAL LOSSES REPORTED

RESOLUTE WINS DECIDING RACE; CUP STAYS HERE   SIR THOMAS LIPTON SAYS HE WAS BEATEN FAIRLY SY THE BEST BOAT.

“TRGIONG BCE "FOR VHT CU   DEFENDER OUTSAILS SHAMROCK IV, CAPTURING REGATTA FOR. 4 .URBE AMERICA'S CUP.

Shamrock IV Fails To Lift The America’s Cup When Resolute Easily Wins Final Race

RESOLUTE WINS CUP; BRITISH BOAT GETS WORST DRUBBING YET   The American Defender ‘“omes Through in Fine Shape— Won Last Three Races,   LIPTON IS SORRY BEST BOAT WON THE CONTEST   English Fail for Thirteenth Time to Take Trophy From Yachters of Nation.

LIPTON UNABLE ~ TOWIN DECIDING — CONTEST FOR CUP   THE RESOLUTE TOOK THE FEFTH RACE AND AMERICA RE. TAINS THE CTP.   The American Boat Crossed the Liv 19 Minutes and 45 Seconts Ahead of the British Challenger.

Defender Outsails Lipton Craft, Boat for Boat, in Final Contest of the Closest and Hardest Fought Series in the rysiary of the America’s Trophy.

RESOLUTE WINNER OVER SHAMROCK IV   America Keeps Cup and_ Si Thomas Lipton Says Best Boat Won.

AMERICA RETAINS THE RACE TROPHY   British Challenger Loses for Fourth Consecutive Time to Lift Historic Old Mug—Resolute 13 Minntee Ahead   PARTICULARS

AMERICAN YACHT BEATS SHAMROCK AND KEEPS CUF  Lipton Is First Man te Congratulate  V7 so re 7) ae

Resolute Saves America’s Cap by Third Straight Victory Over Challenger.   SHAMROCK A MILE BEHIND   Trailed Always After First 10 Miles, Losing by 19 Minutes and 45 Seconds.   Light Wind Checked Yachts’ Speed and Defender Finished Barely Under 6-Hour Limit.   ANOTHER EFFORT IN 1922?   Sir. Thomas, Undaunted by Fourth Defeat, Says He Probably Will Challenge. Again.

OHAMAUGK BADLY BEATEN IN FINAL AACE FOR GUF   Resolute Wins Boat for Boat by 13 Minutes and 45 Sec. onds—Lipton Congratulates Conqueror.

SHAMROCK IV LOSES RACE TO RESOLUTE, DEFENDER; SCORE IN REGATTA, 32

FIRST ARRESTS RESULTING FROM DULUTH RIOTS   Three Persons Held For Taking Part in Lynching Negroes   Others Suspected of Being Leaders Are Under Fire

“irst Arrest In Connection With the Hanging of Three Negroes Js Expected Today.

Investigation Goi Going on and Arrests for “Inciting to Riot Are Expected Within The Afternoon. — Special Granc  Trew bey Sewcinn.

ELIZAVILLE, JUNE 24.   Annual Commencement of the Public Schools of Clinton.

serena aanesl ate iemnaeiatt eet  CONSTANCE TALMADGE AND mM y GISH WEINFT

FILM STARS MARRY         Istnaee Talmadge and Duvethy Gish Brides at Don i

MOVIE STAR WEDS  »  Constance Talmadge United With New York Tobacco Merchant

NOTED MOVIE STARS MARRY   i?  ‘CONSTANCE TALMADGE AND DOR OTHY GISH ARE MARRIED AT THE SAME TIME

i'n AA TATOA ene Line Ling nt  VORSi2nle ARG ow Gr orny Ox  SORA mega? Te Ri ape Wioyie” Fame, Marry

TOO MANY PRESCRIPTIONS   Three Hundred Thousand Booze Or ders Written in Chicago.

HUGE LIQUOR PERMIT FRAUD   INinois Federal Prohibition Director Charges 300,000 False Prescriptions Written in Dry Era.

COAL MINERS FORMED MOB AT  WEST FRANKFORT   SEVERAL FOREIGNERS BEAT UP PERING RIOT CALSED BY THE WERDER OF TWO BOYS

TROOPS HOLD W. FRANKFORT MOB IN CHECK   Telephone Strike Cuts Off Communication With Ill. Town.

REINFORCEMENTS SENT * TO WEST FRANFOR   Early Stories Said to Originate From West. Frankfort Were Greatly Overdrawn

MILITIA LANDS © AT FRANKFORT _-MEAGER NEWS   West: Frankfort inthe’ @rip of a Tele phone Strike and Offices Are Flooded . ‘

DEMPSEY AND GEORGES SIGN CONTRACT TODAY   Frenchman Expects To Leave Saturday For France,

KANSAS FARMERS BACK CF WARDING COPPER ASSERT   23,000 -New Millionaire Created in Three Years, Ohioans Told.

FARM PLEA MADE   Work Qut Own Plan and Eliminate“Hoas.”’ Capper Urges

ANDERSON SENTENCES THREE GARY MEN   Arguments in Paul Glase1 Case to be Heard This Afternoon.

“GOD WAS GOOD TUS" ADMIRAL OMS DECLARES   Tells Senate Committee Tha’ Navy Was Unprepared to Meet German Raid

SINS SAYS NAVY WAS NOT PREPARED TO MEET GERMAN . RAIDS ON TROOP SHIP’

“God Was Good To U. S.’’, Sims Telis Probers   Commander Asserts Ameriean Navy Was Utterly - Unprepared to Cope With Submarine Menace During larly Staeresy of Weir

THE REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF  Latter Day Saints  S. I. Corner Ninth and Santa Fe.  Special Lectures This Week   MAINE ELECTION TODAY.   Eyes of Country on Outcome.—Both Parties Cptimistic.

NATIONAL ISSUES IN MAINE CONTES!   WOMEN VOTE - FOR FIRS! TIME TODAY IN THE PINE TREE STATE   POINTER FOR NATION

Result Epected to Show Politi. cal Sentiment of Country— Both Republicans and Demo. crats Confident.

ON MAINE TODAY   Maine Voters Went to Polls Today to Elect State, County-and National Officers   Republicans Claim Victory by 30,000 Plurality—Democrats Confident   Portland Women Had Cast as Many Ballots as Men up  te Noon

RECORD VOTE BEING ‘UST BY BOTH SENE NAIVE TOR   State Has Been Warned That The Country Waits on Decision of Maine on . League Of Biationge Resor  Vote i is Being Polled.

MAINE ELECTS STATE AND COUN OFFICERS TODAY--f1NTT0N WATCHES  Traditional Indication of Police  Sentiment In County Said To “ —-finge On Result

NATION WAITS ON RESULT OF MAINE. VOTING   That State Today Will “De termine Which Way Nation Goes for President”   BOTH PARTIES CLAIM . SUBSTANTIAL MAJORIT)

EYES OF THE COUNTRY ON MAINE TODAY   Voters of Pine Tree State Ar Casting Their Votes for President.

MAINE STATE ELECTION HAS NATION'S EYES   Republicans and Demo. carts Make Hot Fight For Victory.

VOTERS IN MAINE GOING TO POLLS: NATION WATCHES   Republicans Claim. They Will Carry State By. Huge “Matority   LEAGUE AND IRELAND ‘FIGURE IN. ELECTION   Some G. 0. P. Members Wil - Support Democrats Through Belief in Leaque

EYES OF: NATION ARE UPON THE: GRANITE STATE.   FULL STATE TICKET:   WOMEN CAST THEIR BALLOTS FOR. THE FIRST TIME.   Hepabticass. Claim the State bs 000; Democrats Also Claim it But Give no Margin.

EVES OF THE NATION CENTERED ON ELECTION IN MAINE TODAY   Result Expected to Give Traditional T rend of Political Senti ment of Country in Presidential Election; Women Cast First Votes.. ‘

RECORD VOTE BEING CAST BY BOTH SEXES TV VAINE ELECTION   State Has Been Warned That  The Country Waits on De‘cision of Maine on League Of Nations.—Record Vote is Being Polled,

Look for Trend of Presidentia Election in Maine Eesult-League is Main Issue.

EYES OF NATION  REST ON MAINE   Flection Today Attracting Usual Widespread Interest Among Electorate of Country  Republicans ‘Ciaim Victory “By 30,000 And Democrats By Small Margin 

LEADERS AWAITING RESULT TRADITIONAL ELEGTION FORECAST   THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM 30,000 PLURALITY THEIRS.   DEMOCRATS INDULGE IN NO ESTIMATES   Factional Issues and League of Na tions Have Been Principal Points on Contention in Spirited PreElection Fight.

NATION'S EYES ON MAINE FOR ELECTION TREND   People Voting Today on Cam: paign Fought Out Almost Wholly on National Issues

HUF. HOPS INTE LEAD IN MAINE VOTE BY 30,000   Poiticians Regard Pine Tree State As Presidential Barometer   G. O. P. EXPECT VICTORY   BOTH PARTIES CLAM SUPPORT OF NEWLY ENFRANCHISED WOMEN

THEY ARE: AT I   THE, REBUBLIC!  N. Tobay          THe State, Tas Gone ‘That Way Stace ‘ e Wid Two Exceptions. ‘ bog i

VOTERS FLOCKING TO MAINE POLLS   Clearing Weather Brings Ou Men and Women   G.0.P. CLAIMS ELECTION   Campaign Issues National, Prin: cipally on League

EYES OF COUNTRY ON MAINE YOTING   New England State Traditional Of Sentiment Of The Nation.

MAINE VOTES TODAY: ALL EVES ON STATE   Election Legislative, Congressional, State and County Officials.   HEAVY VOTE PREDICTED

Republicans Predict Victory by Wide Margin -- Democrats Remain Silent.  WOMEN OF THE STATE VOTE FOR FIRST TIME

WOMEN VOTERS  VIE WITH MEN   Heavy Vote Despite Unfavorable Weather   410 MAINE TODAY   Women Said to be Casting Half the Ballots in Pine Tree State Election.

MAINE VOTERS BALLOT TODAY   Women and ‘Men Go Together to Polls in That State For First Time.   WEATHER 18 CLEARING      Women Vie Wh

BOTH SIDES CLAIM: “VICTORY IN MAINE   Heavy Vote, With Women Par. ticipating, Expected ! ‘Republicans Count on 20,000

Denies Limiting Number of Booze Pr seriptions M; D?s Rre Allowed

AMERICAN GOVERNMENT GOOD   Gevernor Harding of lowan Woosld Heeltate te Change It.

Executive Action On Adjusted Act Is Approved By Fnormons Vote   SEEK LEAGUE VOT®

SLACKERS 10 BE LISTED BY LEGIONAIRES   Ask Baker to Have the Names Printed for Perusal.

FAVORS COMPENSATION ACT   American Legion Convention to Be Heid at Kansas City Next Year.

AMERICAN LEGION WANTS SLACKER LIST PUBLISHED   Conyention Approves System of Com: pulsory, Universal Training, Including Physical.

EMMA GOLDMAN FINDS PLACE   She and Alexander Berkman Em ployed as Soviet Officiais—To Establish Museum.

BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN  IN EMPLOY OF SOVIET   Anarchists Deported from United States Gather Material in Russia for the Revolution Museum

OY TAKEN OUT (IF GHAISTMA   Rum Sellers in Clevelanc Have Sad Start on Week

TAKES OVER GERMAN ROUTES   Harriman Interests Put Old Glory Back on The Seas, it Is Announced.

‘ * ANOTHER WELL IS DGW™S TO GAS SAND   Three Ries Are DrJline on Pitts burgh-Youngstown  Structure . Now ‘

ANOTHER WELL IS DGWN TO GAS SANI   Three Ries Are Drifine on Pitts burgeh-Younrstown Structure : Now

THE HOSPITAL MEETING.   Pavoratde Reports Heard At) Open Meeting Last Night At Elks Home.

 = ‘ THR HOSPITAL MEETING,    Revenge Reports Heard At - Oper  Meeting Last Night At Elks Home.

REP. SMALL TIRES UF HIS BARGAIN   Getting Tired of Buying th Clothes for R. C. Bland’s Family.

CONGRESSMAN CALLS _ HALT ON 34TH CHILD   Garolina Representative Thinks His Farmer Constituent Sas  Done Enoch.

RAIN FALLS IN KANSAS   Northwestern Part of State Gets Soaking.   HUTCHINSON .64 OF INCH   Damaging Drouth In South Central Counties Reported In This Week's Crop Bulletin.

PRESIDENT SENDS FINAL MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS   And Urges Legislation That Will Piao America in Forefront: in Making Power ‘of ‘Democracy:  ‘ Prevail

Want Adequate Provision for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors and  Govern't Loan to Armenia   EE  ~ongress Gets Down to Legislative Business, Taking Up Immigration Bill and Gronna Packing Bill

PRESIDENT SENDS FINAL MESSAGE: TO THE CONGRESS   And Urges Legislation That WH Pince ‘American In. Forofrent in. Making: : Power ‘of Democracy é Prevail.

TO CONGRESS AT TODAY'S SESSTOR   DECLARES THE UNITED STATES CAN LEAD IN DOCTRINE OF “RIGHT MAKES MIGHT”

budget, Loan to Armenia and Economy Strongly Urged  Clean Honea at Hama      Clean House at Home Says President in His Note

CONGRESS REQUESTED BY WILSON 0 PROVE RIGHT MAKES. HIGHT       WANTS DEMOCRACY FELT OVER WORLD   Urges Encouragement For Manufacture of Dyestuffs and Cold Storage Laws

NO MENTION OF PEACE TREATY   BUT WORLPWIDE pEMwocnAcY FINDS STRONG ADVOCATE.   President Weald Soe Gorern a’ Iieme Thai All the World Vioald Look on Las asan Usamptle,

Woodrow Wilson Sends Final Message To Congress By Messenger. Message Advocated Setting Proper Example Within Our Own Horders And © Standing For Right and Justice Between Individual Nations

resident Says He Finds Him. self Dominated By Immortal Sentence Of Lincoln  RIGHT MAKES MIGHT  Nd World, He Says, Is Suffer. ing From Rejection Of Principle Of Democracy

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE READ TO BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS AT NOON   Should Ee Made to Prevail Throughout the World Is + Plea of Final Message.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WAS NOT MENTIONED   Took Up the Financial Situation of the Nation, Provisien for the Disabled Soldiers and Independence of the Philippines.

Calls for Activity to Offset Forces of Chaos and Tyranny---Silent On Peace Treaty and League of Nations---Suamits New Program end Repeats Recommendations.

PRESIDENT’S FINAL MES SAGE TO CONGRESS IS “CONFESSION OF FAITH.”  '   FAILS TO MENTION LEAGUE

Loan to Armenia, Enactment of Budget Law and Revis- . ion of Taxes Requested }   INDEPENDENCE OF THE PHILIPPINES PROPOSED   Mois AMERICAS LIBERTY AND DLTY TO GRANT SELF GoY. ERNMENT. TO. PILIPINOS, MESSAGE DECLARKB,  ~~

PRESIDENT IN. FINAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Says Connress Should Elect a Program That Will Boost Spiritual Power af Pomnocrary   WANTS BUDGET SYSTEM   Urges Strict Economy in Ap. propriaticns and Expenditures —- A Loan for Armenian

President Urges Congress to Establish Doctrine of “Right Makes Might.”   ASKS FOR BUDGET SYSTEM   Strict Economy and Revision of Tax Laws Are Features of Message.

1  a eae  ® You t: ere ee a: Ne ie       President Advocates Immediate Passage of Budget. Law Economy, Revision of Taxes, Loan to Armenia,” Hel : tar Coidiers and Free Philinninas.

Sczialist Presidential Candidate. Will Make Race From Atlanta Penitentiary,

TO GAIN END BY PEACEFUL REVOLUTION   Five Thousand Socialists a Madison Square Garden to Open 1920 Campaign

SUGIALIS To USE THEIR BIG GUNG   Fire Many Broadsides Into Ranks of Old Parties  BEGIN BUSY WARFARE   Eugene V. Debs is Hailed as Party’s Only Candidate for President at Meeting in New York—Five Thousand Acclaim General Strike and Sine the Internationale

SOCIALISTS ASSAIL . > THE OLD PARTIE:   Proclaim Oehs as. Their Onl Candidate For President.

Reinforcément OF Political ‘Action By Industrial- Action and Public Ownership Are Dis ee      DENOUNCE ATTY: GENERAL

SOCIALISTS ASSERT THEIR DAY IS NEAR   DAWNING OF A NEW ERA CONFI. DENTLY PREDICTED.   Deom ef O14 Parties Sounded iz Fervid Speeches at Nattesal Conveation—Debka le Cheice fer President.

DENS. INNATIONAL CONVENTION, PUT UP DEBS AND DECLARE FOR GENERAL STRIKE:

SOCIALISTS GET INTO CAMPAIGN   Characterize Eugene V. Debs As “Our Only Candidate; Crowds Cheer Name,   POLICE SURROUND HALL   Care Exercised To Exclude I, W. W. and Communist Party Leaders.

GENERAL STRIKE JS AIM OF SOCIALISTS   Party in U. S. Hopes Thus to Gain Political Action  Peacefully.

WILSON DEMOCRATS CALLED TO MEET IN DALLAS ON MARCH 6   FRIENDS OF - ADMINISTRATION WILL ORGANIZE FOR ELECTION OF DELEGATES

EMOCRATS CALLED TO MEET IN DALLAS SATURDAY, MARCH    Will Organize for Selection of Delegates Favorable to President Wilson.

WINS SPEED CONTEST ON TYPEWRITEI   George L. Hessfetd, of Pater son, N. J., Writes-131° Words Each Minute

SHOOTING IN WiGHITA DEPOT   POSTOFFICK INSPECTORS BAG ALLEGED MAIL THIER.   Was Said to Be Making Away With Registered Package Valued at $20 000 ——Mar Tose leg

SHOT MAN IN LEG AS HE PICKS UP MAIL SACK   Robbery at Wichita. Had Beer “Tipped Off" and Detectives Were Waiting.

COAL COMMISSION MEETS AT CAPITA     TO PROBE PROFITS   MINERS’ WAGE ALSO TO BE IN. VESTIGATED — INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF PRESi. DENT ALSO CONVENES TODAY

ITALY’S: INDEMNITY SHARE 100 SMALL   Premier Nitti Points Qut That Country Did Not Participate In Distribution of Colonies or Ships.

ITT! DEMANDS  MORE INDEMNITY   Says Italy Did Not Take Part In the Warship and Colony Divisions and Ought to Get More Money From Ger manv.

PRESIDENT OF -YAROMEN WILL TEST ARREST   German Says We Can Raise Bail Demanded But Won't Do So   SITUATION IN WEST DECLARED BETTER   Conductors Enter Into Agree: ; ment With Southern Pacific Railroad Company

HEADS OF RUMP UNIONS READY TO GO TO JAIL   Deny Fighting Government; Will Not Give Bonds.

Strikes in Central and Far West Believed Crumbling as Result of Federal Action— Middle West Situation Better   BULLETIN

THEIR CATISE   ‘Qutlaw: Switchmen Leaders Decide to Go to Jail - Rather Than Give Bail.   TIE-UP BREAKING IN BOTH EAST AND WES1

MARTYRDOM OF JAIL SENTENCE IS PREFERRED   ‘Outlaw’’ Strike Leaders An nounce They Will Not Give Bonds.   ‘CAN RAISE THE BAIL WITH EASE’’: GRUNAU   Backbone of the Strike i: Broken in the Middle West and in East.

DUTLAW" LEADERS WILL GO 10 JA   Granau and Redding to Refuse to Furnish Bonds Asked, They Say.   MORE THAN 20 ARRESTED

GRUNAU WILL GO TO ~** JAIE ON CHARGES   Questions Goverriment’s : Right _ to Arrest Him and Refuses te Give $10,000 Bonds. °

OBREGON WINS PRESIDENCY   Scattered Returns Indicate Victory in fMexico—Vote Light—No Disturbances Reported.

OBREGON IS ELECTED PRESIDENT   Well’ Known General Wins : Triumph at Mexican Election.

UoREGON LEADS WENO i            eral. ‘Dacisive  Victory i ‘Presidentia} Election:

‘Gen. Obregon Has Has   Won In Mexicc   ‘Candidate of the Liberal Constitutlonalists Won Decisive Victory In -  Sfexico Elections Sunday

OBREGON WINS PRESIDENCY      { aor Scattered Returns Indicate Victory is Mexico—Vote Light—Ne Dis eurbances Reported.

OBREGON LEADS IN TAGE FOR THE MEX PRESIDENC)   His Majority is Said to be Overwhelming From Unofficial Returns Sent in From Various Precincts.—No Disorder Reported.

ELECT OBREGON PRESIDENT   Latest Returns Indicate Victory for the Popular General.

OBREGON NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO   New President Reported As Friendly To the United States.

ARGUMENTS IN PUBLIC   WANT EXHIBITS PREPARED BY UNITED MINE WORKERS, EX. PERT AND DISCUSSION OF SAME TO TAKE PLACE OF EXECUTIVE Suara) wae

ANTE AMCITE MINE UWAERS OBJECT 10 PUBLIC SESSIONS   Also Oppose Submission of  Exhibits Dealing With Al, leged Profiteering.   MINERS DESIRE TO HAVE ALL OF HEARINGS OPEN      Joing Behind Closed Doors With Members of Commission, Representatives of Operators and Workers Talk and Wrangle for 45 Minutes,

ITALY IS * AGREED   in Accord With the United States on War Matiers.   RUSSIAN « POLISH AFFAIRS   Ualy Will Soon Make a Reply to the Recent Note of Sécre: tary Colby.

WILLL WILL SERVE “PENCE AT WAUPUN AUTHORITIES SAY; TEHA FOR FORGERY  COMING TERE

LOCAL FORGER   WILLIAMS WILL SERVE SENTENCE AT WATPUN LOCAL AUTHORITIES SAY; SERVED TERM FOR FORGERY BEFORE COW wpeeTS

BOLSHEVIKI URGE PEAUE   "Ask Poland to Begin Negotiations April. Tenth,

SOVIET ARK IS  BACK IN AMERIC.   ‘Transport Buford Is Making Ready for Second Trip With Deported Radicals.

BATTLE WITH YEGGS   Hornell Police in Running Fight with Bandits

BURNED TO DEATH   Three Homes in Chicago Destroyec by Fire Early Today

MRS. M. E. HARRISON   OHIO HAS 39.600 CIL WELLS:   fe eh Production: ‘le Placed at dead Barrel a Dav.

STOCK REPORT   (eneral Reaction Embracing Most Prominent Issues.

DAVIS IS OPPOSE! BY MINISTERS   Cleveland Union Indorses Don ahey for Governor of Dhio

GETTING DUPLICATES READY.   These Will Go Over A, the Treasure id « Short Time.

GETTING DUPLICATES READY.     These w ill G. Over & the ars wsure in at Short Time,

MIDDLEWEST _ BEST WEATHER   This Summer Hus Been The Mos Comfortable And Coolest Ti Recollection

MIDDLE WEST BEST WEATHER   This Summer Has Been The ‘Host Comfortable And Coolest: In Recollection

; . Nothing Like This Season In the An  nale of the Middle, West— More to Come,

WORKER'S ARMY SAID TQ BE UNDISEIPLINED   Huandleshlud Corresponden( Picture: Confusing Condtiion on Weset Wega

U. S. BARS ENVOYS’ BGOZé    Foreign Diplomatic Representatives Can't Carry Intoxicants.

ENVOYS CAN’T CARRY BOOZE   Customs Officers Continue to Search Baggage in Spite of Protest by State Department. :

FORMER KAISER PLANNED ESCAPE TQ AMERICA AFTER THE SIGNING  OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

Kaiser’s Plans To Become, Citizen _ 6 America Collapse   Emperor Intencdec ‘Vo Open -Office -. In Wall Street   When German-Americans Opposed Movement Praject Was Abandoned.

SWEDE TARS DESERT WARSHIE   Lure of “White Way” Too Much for Crew of Cruiser Fytgia—May Have Left ‘City.

i8 DESERT. SWEDISH WARSHIP   New York’s “White Way” Lures Crew of Cruiser Fyigia in North River.

STATE  PRISON BIRDS ESCAP   Three First Degree Murderers Scak “Wall at Fort Madison and Make GeGiaway

LEAGUE NOT BASIS IN MAKING OF NEW SOGIETY   SENATOR KNOX SAYS HARDING'S IDEAS ELIMINATE VERSATL. LES PACT. 7”

KNOX CONFERS = _. WITH HARDING   Says President-elect Will Not Use Versailles League in Association,   DISCUSS HIS RESOLUTION   Senator Will Re-Introduce it at Extra Session. They Also Discussed The Cabinet.

LEAGUE NOT 10 “EG   Senator Knox Makes Statement After Conference with President-elect Shedding ‘More  - Light-on:Association   WILL RE-INTRODUCE HIS RESOLUTION TO END WAR

HARDINGTOREJECT PACT, SAYS KNOX   League Kot to Be Used a ‘Basis For New Covenant.   ‘PLANS PEACE RESOLUTION

KNOX’S PEACE RESOLUTION T0 BE UP AGAIN   Pennsylvania Senator So Announces After Conference With Mr. Harding   CABINET SELECTIONS MAY BE EXPECTED SOON

INAUGURAL “PLANS ARE DISCUSSED   BY. PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING AND THE MEMBERS OF COM MITTEE;   Senator Knox and Will H. Hays, Cabinet Possibilities, Among Those ir: Confet‘ence at Marion.

SAYS HARDING WON'T REVAMP OLD LEAGUE   KNOX, WHO HA, BEEN MENTION. ED AS SPCRETARY OF STATE CERTAIN PRESIDENT-FLECT bk OPPOSTD TO IDEA.

OF NO USE   Senator Knox Gives Assurance Versailles Pact Is Not to Be Made Basis of  Proposed Association of Nations.   NEW PEACE RESOLUTION WILL GO TO THE SENATE   Cabinet Gossip from Marion Is That Will Hays Is Slated as Postmaster General and A. T Bort Secretary of War

VERSAILLES TREATY   Decides After Confer ence With Senator Knox ‘That  Olc League of Nations Will Not Be Basis for Association of Na tions

VERSAILLES LEAGUE NOT TO BE USED BY HARDING, SAYS KNOX   U. §. May Decide “io Ax World If Civilization Ts Threatened.”

HANDING to UPPOSED 10 VERSAILLES PAG]   So Expresses Himself to Sen. Knox of Pennsylvania in Conference Today.—Cabinet Discussed

ASSURANCE IS GIVEN T0 SEN. KNOX   Present "League Will Not Be Used As Basis for “A ccarjation”   CABINET 15 DISCUSSED   Knox and Hughes Both Mentioned, But Silence is Maintained

NO. LEAGUE AT ALI   SEN, KNOX SAYS HARDING WII NOT MAKE ANY USE OF IT.   New President Says Knox, Wiil Not Even Use tt As a Starter F or Somethiny. EIse, H

U.S. 10 AID ~~ OF THE WORLD   If Civilization Is Again Threatened.   NEW PEACE RESOLUTION   ‘May, Contain Such Provision, Says  Senator Knox, After Harding Conference.

EEE EE  VEROAILLES COVENANT NOT TO GE USED IN NEW WORLD ASSOGIATION   SEVATOR KNOX SAYS HARDIN WILL NOT USE LEAGUE AS A BASIS FOR PROJECT,

HARDING USE LEAGUE AS BASIS AF PEALE   Senator Knox, Aiter Conference Says the President-Elect Has No Such Idea.   ALSO DISCUSSED CABINET   Will Hays Talked With Harding About Selection of His Official Family.

SAYS PRESENT LEAGUE IS NOT TO FORM BASIS   Senator Knox Indicates Harding Has Abandoned Versailies Treaty.   Foreign Policy May be to Aic When Civilization Menaced

THIEVES STEAL WHISKEY.   Two Freight Cars Broken Open Liquor Valued at $32,340 Taken,

SAVINGS DIRECTORS MEET.   Prediet Larerr Sale of Governmen Securities Thon Last Year.

DOCTORS DENY PENROSE HAS SUFFERED RELAPS   Declare No Material Change In Senator’s Condition.

PENROSE SAID 10 ~RENOWORSE TOOL   Report That He Was Suffer. ing Severely is Denied, Except That Case of Neuritis Gives Him Considerable An novance at Times. -

WOMEN ANGLER MUST ALSO BUY A LICENSE   Suffrage Rights Compels Unmarried Women to Pay For Privilege of Hunting and Fishing   VACATIONIST SHOULD BUY

M’ADOG AND COX FRIENDS ARE CLAIMING VICTORY   [Favorite Son Votes Being Held  Presumably for Some Dafinite Purpose.   DAREKHORSES TROTTING OUT   Almost Every Living Democrat, of Any Fame at All, Is Looked  Over By Delegates. 

THREE LEADERS FAR FROM Tilt NECESSARY (29   ‘McAdoo and Cox Emphatic  in Claims of Victory  " Deday.   COX 430, McADOO 37214 ON 22ND BALLOT   ‘Palmer’s Forces Seem to have the Key to the  ]  : Deadlock.

Ghal ABOUT FOR RUUD DARK HORSE   DEMOCRATIC HOSTS UNEASY ID PACK OF THE COX-PALMERMcADOO DEADLOCK,

THE DEADLOCK “HOLDING FIGHT ON   THE THRE LEADERS ARE ALL VERY DETERMINED   eM ADOO, COX AND PALMER       iverybogy of Prominence in the Party*Menticned as a Possible Dark Horse,     :

NINTH\SESSION OF NATIONAL  DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ARCAN IND FARIV MOGAIIAL

DEMOCRATIC. CONVENTION GOES INTO _ NINTH SESSION FOR STANDARD BEARER   Both McAdoo and Cox Supporters Emphatie In Claims For Victory But Nothing Has Occur-  red To Indicate Anv Marked Change In Prospect From Last Roll Call Saturday Night.   PAT HARRISON FOUGHT RECES

CONVENTION IN SESSION, STILL MINUS NOMINEE   Prepares for 23rd Ballot With Name of Its Choice Still Shrouded in Mystery.

NEWSPAPER WORKEAS GIVEN PRIVILEGES: IN NEW AUSTRIAN {A   PROTECTED BY STATE AGAINST UNFAIR: TREATMENT BY THEIR EMPLOYES.

NEWSPAPER MEN HAVE HAVEN IN EASTERN EUROPE   Secures Increase in Pay at In tervals of Five Years Up To 60th Year.

MEETINGS ENDED.      Roe oh : Methodist Services Closed With Ser mon Sunday Night.

MEETINGS ENDED.   Methodist Services Closed With Ser mon Sunday Night.

COAL FAMINE I$ PREDICTED   Chicago Operators Say Strikes in Illinois Fields Will Bring Fuel Shortage.   MORE ARE WALKING OUT

PREDICT SERIOUS. COAL SHORTAGI   Vaauthorized Strike of Uliceis Min “ers May Make Natian-Wide-. : Shortace of Caal

COAL OPERATORS PREDICT SERIOUS FUEL SHORTAGE NUS. WiTHIN A MONTE   Strike of 20,000 Miners in Illinois And General Strike Called for Monday is Cause   J perators Attempting to Avert Crisis ar Making Effort to Secure Release  From Previous Contracts

LEGISLATURE MAKES BIG APPROPRIATIONS   Total Amount $6,500,000—$4000,000 to Supplement Available School Fund

OVER $6,500,000 IN APPROPRIATIONS; SESSION IS ENDED   SPECIAL SESSION STATE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED FRIDAY AFTER BUSY 30 DAYS

NAME 7 MAJORS GENERAL   Appointment by the President Also of Twenty-two Brigadiers Is Announced.

Seven New  Major Generals Namec   Also Twenty-two Brigadier Generals Appointed Under New Army Reorwinization Act.

PRESIDEN’ NAMES —-2ONEW GENERALS   WILSON APPOINTS 7 DIVISIO!  AND 22 BRIGADE COMMANDERS FOR NEW ARMY.

7 MAJORS GENERAL NAMED   Twenty-Two Brigadiers Also Appoint. ad hv the President.

IN LAWRENCE   Union Stationary Engineers in Several Mills Struck This Morning j   New York Strikers Parade Tonight — Ultimatum’ tc Pittchuroh Strikers ae

LEGION ELECTS COMMANDER   ' Coil. F. W. Galbraith, Jr., of Cincin nati Named to Suceeed D’Olier as Executive.

LEGION. ELECTS COMMANDER   Co!. F. W. Galbraith, ‘Jr., of Cincin nati Named to Succeed Dig irer as Executive. :

SHOOTS nUSBAND  “AND BARES PACT TO-JUSTILY HER   'Leter of Milwaukee Man Says Wife Might Punish Infidelity.

AUTHORITY TO KILL HUSBAND, CLAIM   Wife Now Faces Murder Charge At Milwaukee

THE MARKETS   LIQUOR EXPORTS DOUBLE   Last Year of United States Export Trade Results in Shipment of 48,465,851 Gatlons.

POOLING THE WOOL   FEATHCAMPRELL: COMPANY FAO HANDLE COUNTY CLIP. °      Delivery 1     i Fixed for June 2s and "

POOLING THE WOOL   PE\Q Qt AMPBELL COMPANY (FO HANDIA COUNTY CLIP.   Delivery Piays Fined for June 2%)  And 29. 

DOLLAR DAY. SALE ON THURSDAY TO BE A BIS EVENT   Greatest Bargains Seen! Here fot Four Years Offered Buy-. pew Terre

DOLLAR DAY. SALE ON THURSDAY T0 BE A BIS EVEN]   (;reatest Bargains Seen Here for Four Years Offered Buyers Tomorrow

W. A. GARDINER MAKES ~~ FSCAPE FROM BANDITS   Geta way from Zamora; Mexicar Government Troops After Bandit.

W. A. GARDINER HAS ESCAPED IT 1§ REPORTED   Citizen of United States Cap tured by Mexican Bandit August 20 Has Made Goox His Escape.

U0, GTC EollPeo Frid BANDIT ZAMORA   Federal Forces Pursue anc Threaten to Wipe Out Ouilaw Band

ZAMORA 1S ELUDED BY GARDINER IN yuisego.   Brigand Chief Reported to Be Deserted by All His Men Except Twenty

YANK HELD BY BORDER BANDIT MAKES ESCAPE   Hides At Ranch Followin; His Get-Away From Out law Leader.

YANK ESCAPES FROM BANDITS CLUTCHES   W. AvGardiner at Liberty, Says Official Advises.   Qutiaw Band Reduced From 500 to 2 ; Men, With Chief in Wild Flight.

Sere teinea   CAPTIVE YANK MAKES ESCAPE   W. A. Gardiner Takes Leave of Zamora, Mexican Bandit.

CAPTURED YANK HAS ESCAPED FROM MEX   W. A. Gardiner said to Have Hidden at Camp.

YANK ESCAPES BANDIT   W. A. Gardiner at Liberty, Says Official Advices.   Outiaw Band Reduced From 500 to 20 Men, With Chief in Wild Flight.

MUSIC IMPORTANT PART OF MEX. LIFE   Orchestras Play Operatic Selections In Gambling Halls, Saloons and Restaurants   BAND GIVES STREET CONCERTS   Works of Italian, French and Mexican Composers Are Preferred

IODINE AND POTASH MORE PLENTIFUI   America Soon to be Free of Needs,of Importing These lnsortant Products.

MVO OFFICERS ARRESTED.   AMERICA INDEPENBENT SOON FOR CHEMICALS,   Iodine. Bleaching Carbon and Potnel  ire AU Produced from L

CHEMICALS FROM KELP   ODINE, BLEACHING CARBON AND POTASH PRODUCED PROFITABLY FROM SEAWEED.

MORE HOME PRODUCTS,      americas Growing Independence Cpon Europe for Important Products.

NEW UNION   New York Railroad Strikers Go Into Session at Jersey City   15,000 Members of 42 Unions Whose Charters  Were Revaked lo Joiu

STRIKERS MEETING IN JERSEY CITY TO FORM A NEW UNION   Organization to Include Members of Locals Whose Charters Have Been Revoked      RAIL LABOR BOARD DENIES HEARING TO KANSAS STRIKERS   Conflicting Statements Issued by Opposing Factions Today

RAILWAY INN   Strikers Expelled From Brother hood Are In Session— Traffic Improved.

NEW UNION IS PLANNED   “OUTLAW” STRIKERS MAY BE ORGANIZED   ‘Delegation Appeals To Washing  ton For Reinstatement In Old Jobs.

REVOLT IS UNDER WAY   Session Is Under Way in Jersey City to Organize Bailmen Who Have Lost Charter Into One Union.   BOARD REFUSES HEARING TO STRIKING SWITCHMEN   Kansas City Men Are Barred From Railroad Labor Board end Will Appeal to Wilson; Blacklist Feared.

Cleveland, St. Louis and Chicago Yard-men Informed Request Did Not Conform With Law—National Chambér of Commerce Urges Speedy Settlement °   {By Associated Press)

NEW YORK AAIL STRIKERS WILL FORM NEW UNION   Leaders of Walkout Declares There Will Be No High Salaried Officers—15.000 Members at Outset Likely.

RAIL STRIKERS FORMING ANEW NATIONAL BODY   Go Into Session at New Jersey to Organize  15,000 Men.

HUN’ SOLDIERS “3 -.HELD IN RUSSIA   SOME OF THE MEN ARE ONLY NOW GETTING BACK HOME>   HORRIBLE SUFFERING   MANY HAVE BEEN MADE INSANE BY HARDSHIPS, ,   Violent Bigg of Germany By Men Who Were Refused . Eichange When Wounded.

R. H. KENNEDY ON ADVERTISING   Lecturer Brought Out Many Sound Points In Talk To Merchants.

in. H. KENNEDY TALKS TO MERCHANTS  Large Crowd Hears Lecture on : wood Business. :

\Man Killed While Taking Collection   Dr, Markoe, J. Picrpont  Moveun's Physicinn Shot ac Church SMa

Madman Opens Fire On Men Who Try  to Seize Him   FINALLY CAPTURED AFTER LIVELY CHASE   Victim Was Personal Physician to J. P. Morgan and Others .

Gunman Taken Prisoner   ead ifan Physician (0 Morgan Family  Caplive Fugitive From Two Insane Hospitals  6) Ak Maen Ratan bn fad   “Lot More Going to Get It, Too,” His Boast

PROMINENT MAN MURDERED AT DIVINE WORSHIF   FASHIONABLE CHURCH THRONG IN NEW YORK CITY SHOCKED.   DR. JAMES MARKOE SHOT DOWN WHILE PASSING PLATE.   Was Engaged In Taking up Collection When Insane Man Pulls Revolver and Fatally Wounds Him— Many Prominent People There.

PHY OIGIAN Io MURDERED IN AOHIONAGLE NY. GHURGH   Dr. James Markoe Shot and Killed In a Fashionable House of Worship While Taking Morning Offering.   ASSAILANT SEATED IN CONGREGATION   First Shot Strikes Victim Over Left Eye and He Collapses; Man Who Did the Shooting Believed Insane.

NEW YORK CHURCH IS SCENE OF A TRAGED)   VESTRYMAN SHOT DEAD BY SUP. POSED MADMAN.   Wealthy Member Killed While Tak fag Up Collection in Fashionable St. Geerge Episcepal— Slayer Captured.

VESTRYMAN SLAIN TAKING OFFERING   Insane Man Shoots Dr. James Markoe in Fashionable New Vork Church.   MEMBERS CAPTURE ASSASSIN   Choir Sings On During Tragedy. Escaped Hospital Inmate Fires on Pursuers.

KILLS FAMOUS DOCTOR AS HE TAKES UP OFFERING AT ARISTOCRATICN. Y. CHURCH   DR. JAMES MARKOE, J. P. MORGAN’S FAMILY PHYSICIAN VICTIM OF THOS. W. SHELLEY, RECENTLY RELEASED FROM INSANE ASYLUM AT WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

NEW YORK PHYSICIAN KILLED AT WORSHIP SUNDAY   Dr. James Markos Shot by Madman aad Captured by {Millionaire Parishers.

AN ESCAPED MANIAC.   hilled Surgeon in Fashionable Ney York Church Sunday.

WENT TO CHURCH TO SLAY   DR. JAMES MARKOE, PHYSICIAN TO J P, MORGAN, SHOT DOWN.   Was Taking Offering When Escaped Asslam tnmaie Fired, Threwing Wealthy Congregation Into Panjo urastie and Caught,

NEW YORK SURGEON IS SHOT WHILE IN CHURCH   DR. JAMES MAREKEO KILLED AS HE PASSES CONTRIBUTION BOX CONGREGATION,   HIS ASSAILANT 1S CAPTURED   Radical Papers Found in Case Checked  by Man Who Admits Guilt Freely, Police Say.

NOTED SURSEON SHOT. DEAD IN CHURCH   Assailant, Captured After Chase, ” Belleved Demented,

NEW KIND OF ARMY ANT 48 GRGANIZEE   Medical Regiment is to be Sent to Camp Travis, Texas To Complete the Equipment  For the Second Division Staiinwad "TL aaa

CAMP TRAVIS iS TO. GET FIRST OF ARMY MEDICAL REGIMENT:   A New Kind of Unit Will Be Attached to Second Diviston.

NEW KIND OF an UNIT: 'S ORGANIZEE   Medical Regiment is to be Sent to Camp Travis, Texas To Complete the Equipment For the Second Division Stationed There. 

PITTOBURGH SERVICE MEN QUIT LINE TILL MAYOR LEAVES STANT   Doughboys Are Aroused by His Giving Permit for a ProGerman Tag Day.

IRISH CONFER NEXT TUESDA)   ALL SHADES OF SENTIMENT TC BE CRYSTALLIZED IN NOTE TO PREMIER

DAY DELEGATES REACHING TOWN   Full Ticket May be Nominated at Lincoln  MR. BRYAN FAVORED   NEW FARMER LABOR PARTY TO CONDUCT TWENTY-FOUR HOUR, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, TOWN HALL, STREET CORNER AND FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN, DECLARES CHRISTENSEN — PICTURESQUE TALK.

PROHIBITIONISTS MAY AMNE A PARTY TICKET   DELEGATES ARRIVING FOR CON* VENTION CHIEFLY FROM EAST AND CENTRAL STATES.

BRYAN-SUNDAY TICKET FOR DRYS   PROHIS GATHER WEDNESDAY TO SELECT NATIONAL CANDIDATES

DELEGATES REACH LINCOLN.   Prohibition National Convention tk Scheduted to Becin Wedesday.

DELEGATES GATHER FOR PROHIBITION CONVENTIOS   Party May ‘Nominate Nationa Ticket-—Bryan and Sunday Favored.

PROHIS SUGGESTING. BRYAN AND SUNDAY   Delegates Arriving at Lincoln for National Dry Conven= tion This Week

NEW SINN FEIN PLOTS ‘ SUSPECTED AS RESULT OF MACSWINEY ATEAIR   ENPECTED THAT DISORDERS WILL BREAK OUT LATTER PART OF SEPTEMBER, 44

NEW ACTIVITIES BY SINN FEINERS   Thought Series of Outbreaks Will Be Staged at Early Date

THREE ENTRIES LEFT AS WILSON IS WITHDRAWN   Palmer Among Trio Sti Left in Georgia Primary  Race.

RUT THREE LEFT.   President Wilson’s Name Finalls Withdrawn from Georgia  we? ef a

WILSON OFF GEORGIA BALLOT.   His Name Was Unauthorized and Was Withdrawn Yesterday.

WILSON’S NAME TAKEN OFF THE  GEORGIA BALLOT   Only Three Candidates Left for the Primary—Tom E, Watson Bobs Into View Again.

WITHDRAW WILSON AS  GEORGIA CANDIDATE   Palmer and Two Others Left in Field For Primary.

BUT THREE LEFT,   President Wilson’s Name Finall; Withdrawn from Georgia Primaries.

THREE IN PRIMARY   Palmer, Smith and. Watson Are Before The Voters of Georgia

-WILSON'S NAME WITHDRAWS.   Tom Watson Again Looms iv H —- Geergka. Politics.

BEAT MERE BABE FARMER FACES MURDER CHARGE   Jefiance Man On Trial fo Beating Child to Death Witl Strap.

ALEGEDTOT MURDERER ON TRIAL TODA}   Defiance Farmer Ac cused of Beating 3. Year-Old Boy te Death. Faces Jurv

ACCUSED SLAYER GOES TO TRIAL   Defiance Man Charged With Beating Boy to Death   JURY VISITS CRIME SCENE   Men to Decide Fate Picked After Several Days’ Work °

MAN WHO WHIPPED CHILD 10 DEATH PLAGED ON TRIAL   Held 3-Year-Old _ Boy. by Ankles and Beat pov: Him Lifeless,

Holds Child By Ankles Beats It To Death Is Charge This Man Face:

DEMPSEY TO GET $300,000 PURSE FOR BIG BATTLE   Carpentier to Receive $200,000 Fighters Also Get Portion of Moyie Returns.   AGREEMENT 15 ° SIGNED

DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER ~ FIGHT CONTRACT MADI   No Date or Place for Contes Named—Half Million Purse Is Up.

AFFIX NAMES TO FIGHT ARTICLES   Dempsey and Carpentier * Execute Contract  a   Will be Staged in United States if Possible but May Go to Cuba, Mexico or Canada. Dempsey to Get $300,000 and Carpentier $200,000 Besides Interest in Films

SIGN CONTRACT — FOR HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATE   Dempsey to Receive $300,000 and Carpentier $200,000; Date and Place Indefinite

Big Pugs Sign for Big Bout   Half Million Is To Go To Dempsey and French — Opponent.  > aaa, i Fe nb rye . rT’ *t* As F , #

CARPENTIER 10 GET 0200, 000 DEMPSEY S000,000 FOR BOUT   World and European Champion Pugilists Sign Contract Friday.   MAY FIGHT IN NEW YORK

GET $80,000. OF AMOUNT NEEOEX TO TKE RESORT   TO BE OPERATED THIS SUMMER      GREAT PLEASURE PARK AND HOTEL WIE BE OPEN

CET $00,000 OF MOUNT. NEEDED TO) TAKE RESORT   O BE OPERATED THIS SUMMER   GREAT PLEASURE PARK AND HOTEL WILL BE OPEN

ANOTHERATIAGK ON PROHIITION LAW SCHEDULED   Argument Heard By Supreme Court On Proceedings   HEAR SOUTHERN MEN.   Proceedings Similiar To Those of Rhode Island  Asked.

Another Attack Is Launched Against. Dry Laws of Country by Wet Interest’

Massach use              New Jersey Attorney General Asks Per Bring Proceedings Similar to Rhode: ‘Islai Anti-Saloon League Will Answer € With Brief =

BRAZORIO COUNTY NEGRO ISLYNCHEL   MOR OVERPOWERS JAILER_ ANI TAKES BLACK FROM JAIL FOLLOWING INDICTMENT.

FOUR MORE MEN ARE ARRESTED ON - COAL CHARGES   Conspiracy to Restrict Production, Specific Charge.      INDICTED BY THE FEDERAL JURY   Thirty-five Now Under Indictment—List of Those Arrested.

“ROPES” O'BRIEN WILL PROSECUTE   Will Assist in Pushing Cases Against Crooked Ball Players,

O'BRIEN 10 ASSIS! IN BASEBALL TRIAL   Attorney Replogle, Who Had Charge of Grand Jury Probe of White Sox Scandal, Is Visiting in Altoona.

f maa Gene lAd vouns el Employed ic  5 nZ Peagecute Basenal 7 pian  Ara  idee   Who Tried to Throw Gam

EMPLOY: O'BRIEN PROSECUTE CASE   Will Make Every Possible At tempt to Convict Crooked Players.

HARDING TALKS TO FARMERS AND STUDENTS   Espouses Nation ‘ Self Reliant’ Agriculturally, {nd u strially And Politically   Also Repeats Stand On League Issue.

SELF RELIANT U. S. HARDING'S PLEA   OUTLINES POLICY FOR PROTECTION OF FARMER  Kansas Crowd Cheers G. 0. P. Candi. date As He Strikes At Administra. tion and Versailles Treaty.

HARUING BOLD ON HIS LEAGUE STAN   Dotes on Farmers in Speech At Wichita This Morning.

SEN HARDING PLEADS FOR U.S. FARMER   National Self Reliance Urged by Republican Candidate.

WICHITA CROWD CHEERS HARDIN   Declares for a Self-Reliant Nation.   SKETCHES POLICIES TO PROTECT FARMEF   -Restates Position Versailles Covenant. _

HARDING FOR PROTECTION FOR U.S. FARMERS   “Scores Well in Speech at Wichita  Talking Especially to the Farmers of the Country,

Republican Presidential Nominee at Wichita Reiterates Stand on Issues and Espouses ““Self-Reliant” Nation

YOUTHS GE LONG TERMS FOR ROBBERY   Fred Poffenberger and Orville Philips Implicated in Mail Car Robbery, Are Sentenced.

TWO MAIL YEGGS GET SENTENCES   Poffenbarget Sent up for Eighteen Years and Phillips Thirteen

LIVERPOOL DUCK: SMOULDERING PUIND: LAID TO SIMA FEIN   Soldiers Aided Today in Extin guishing Last of Fires Along Nine-Mile Line of Docks.   SITUATION UNDER CONTROL   Sinn Fein Activity Renewed in lreland—Officers Threatened With Assassinaticn.

MILLIONS LOST IN SINN FEIN INCENDIARISM   Extra Troops Sent to Liver pool Where Dock Fires Still Are Smoldering.   SITUATION UNDER CONTROL

Loss is in Millions—BElevet Fires Discovered — One Man Killed, Three Tnivured

MILLIONS DOLLARS OF PROPERTY BURN IN LIVERPOOL   It Is Reported That Fires Were Set By Slun Felners. Desperate Leaders Are Arrested,

LIVERPOOL LOSS © TO REACH AN ENORMOUS SUM   London Officails Get Threatening Letters  ~ Supposedly From Sinn Feiners.

Damage Estimated at Millions Is Caused by Incendiarism at Docks  rn   CABINET MEETS AND. PLANS FOR DEFENSE   FURTHER EFPORTS TO STAR’ PIRES IN LONDON ARE AN. TICIPATED; ONLY A. FEW ARE ARRESTED,

OF PROPERTY RUNG IN MILLIONS   MURDER AND ARSON BY WHOLE SALE IN IRELAND,   LIVERPOOL WATER FRONT FIRE   Incendiary Flames Burst Out in Warehouses and Other Big Institutions —Many Arrests Have Already Been Made by Officers,

Irish Firebugs Worked Saturday Night in Great Seaport Town of England Wreaking Huge Damage   Irish Office Charges that Rebels Have Imported Gunmen from United States to Fight Battles   Arson Plot Is Frustrated by the Police

Incendiary Fires  _Cause Millions in Damage At Docks   Sinn Feiners Blamed for O utburst of Flaines in Ware houses of Liverpool and B ootle——Several Men Captured and.Plot Frustrated in London. :

SOLDIERS AID FIREMEN I FIGHTING LIVERPOOL DOCKS BLAZE,   SPREADS 10 LONDON   Attempts To Start Fires In The Brit. ish Capital Foiled By Police. One Man Reported Killed in Liverpool.

NINN FEIN USE [ORG IN LONDON   Million Damage in Fiery Attack  et renee nen  CALL OUT TROOPS  meee nee  Big Arson Plot is a Surprise   CALL OUT TROOPS

‘Premier Lloyd-George ' Virtually Serves Not‘fice on- World.    PREMIERSOUNDS  SOLEMN WARNING   War Inevitable Unless Race In Artiaments Is Arrested.

UNITED STATES IS NEEDED IN LEAGUI   NO DISARMAMENT WITH AMERICA OUT OF THELEAGUE. >

MEMIER LLOYD“GEORGE SOUNDS -—ROTE OF WARNING   nother War r May F et allow race in Armaments Is _ rested, o  gays A _(1e35

World Peace is Impossible  Without U. S      Disarmament Failure Unles: Great American Republic Joins, Says Premier

BANK ATTACKS ON HGH PRIGES GAUGE AMORE HEAVY CUTTINE   Many Reports Are Coming Of Material Cuts in Prices All Along the Line Among Retail Merchants in the Country:

DO NOT GET OUT OF ALL REASON IS STAID ADVICE   Merchants Pinched, Are Forced To Cut; Food Is Higher.

STOCK MARKET VERY FEVERISH IN PRICE SLUMP   Price Cutting Movement is Increasing in Volume throughout the Country Say Market Reports.

ASOAULT UPON PRICES fo FELT ONSTOCK ART   ‘Merchants Find Credit. Im paired by Vigorous Methods  ss Aetanted’ by Banks   CHICAGO BUSINESS IS ADVISED TO LIQUIDATE   Nation-wide Movement On t Reduce inventories and Indebtedness. Also.

BANKERS WAR ON HIGH COSTS HITS PIT HARD   WALL STREET STOCKS TAKE BIG SLUMP TODAY—FINANCE IN : U. S. IMPROVES

G000 RESULTS REPORTED FROM PIG CT Bi   Banker Warns Against Swin; of Pendulum to Other Eytrarmre. ©   BOSTON LIMITS LOANS   Movement Reflected = in Course of Stock Market in Early Trading.

HIGH PRIGE DRIVE FORGING DECLINE: IN STOCK MARKET   Credit Restrictions Strike at Conditions Generally All Over Country.

EXTENDED TO DEAL. ERS AND IMPORTERS OF NON-ESSENTIALS   Banks in General to be Asked to Co-operate— Wave of ‘Price Cutting by Big Stores Continnes

PRICE CUTTING AFFECTS STOCK   Financial Conditions Have Been Strengthened.

New York Banker Enlisted in “War on Ifflation and High Costs Points Out Necessity of Moderation   STOCK MARKET REFLECTS RESTRICTION ON CREDIT   Pressing Needs of Merchants Who Find Financial Standing Impaired Believed Cause of Reactions

STUCK MARKET REFLECTS BANK ATTACK ON H.C.   Merchants Find Credit Im paired By Vigorous Methods of Banks.   SLASHING OF PRICES MAY END IN PANIC   New York Banker Says thi Movement May Damage Small Tradesmen.

MEXICAN BANDIT REPORTED WOUNDED   Goverament. Forces Renulse Serond Attack: Believe Laadet's Capture Imminent.

“ED GENERAL LO RETIRE.   CUE NARAN ROR OTL). RETIRE.     O.  Heury’s Horo fs Weary of Revolutions.

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What ts Going On fe in The Temple of Justice.   Final Account Filed.

OTTIMISTIG LAUCK   Says Rate Raise Won’t Make Prices Much Higher

NEW RATES IN EFFECT AUG, 20   Economist’ for Railroad Labor Organizations Says Increases Should ‘Have no Appreciable Effect On Commodities   PREPARATIONS

RATE BURDEN NOT SO HEAVY   NEED \V\oT CAUSE APPRECIABLE BOOST IN PRit ks,   PUBLIC OF COURSE TO PAY IT   & LARGER THAN NECESSARY HoT FOR PROFITRERING.   Gevernment in Meantime te Shif¢ Part of the Lead tt Has Reece Carrying Onto Shoalderg of tirndivideal.

GIMNES NOT GOVERNED BY RESULT OF PRIMAR)   Senator Sutherland Files Announce. ment of Candidacy for Presi dential Nomination,

PEACE PARLEY HAG BEEN TRANSHERRED   UNDER JOINT AGREEMEN’ OF REDS AND POLES IT IS MOVED INTO LATVIA   Apparently Organizing Entirely New Army Composed of the Peasants in Galicia, Says Chief of Staff.

TERMS AT RIGA   Polish Government Insists That Mingk Be Abandoned as the Place of Meeting.

Reds Prepare. = For New Drive  Against Poles   Warsaw Communique Indicates Soviets Are Not Yet Ready to Quit.

TRANSFER RUSS POLISH PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Four Minsk to Regs. This Was Conceded by Russ Fereign Minister

Both Sides Agree To Chang Seat Of Armistice Talk   RED CAVALRY Is _ SMASHED AGAT?   Bolsheviki Attempt An Fi circling Movement Near Tembhera

!  ]  ; + i  POLISH STATION  NOW AT RIGA   Russians Finally Agree tc Transfer Armistice Confarences There, ..4u   REDS ATTEMPT ANOTHER OFFENSIVE AT LEMBERG   Polish General Staff Reports ‘» Now Divisions Being new; Recrutted, esas cnc

ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS TRANSFERRED TO RIGA FROM MINSK BY CONSENT OF RED AND POLISH ENVOYS TRYING TO MAKE PEAC]

SOVIETS AGREE NEW CONFERENCE; MAY BE HELD AT RIGA, LATVIA      Poles Expecting Strong Counter Offen. sive on the Galacian Front, Opposite Lemberg

AGHEE [0 TRANSFER MEETING   Riga To Get Armistice Confab   REDS START DRIVE   Would Encircle Lemberg Sector

NEW ARMIES ARE BEING FORMED BY. REDS IN GALICI      Bolsheviki Organizing Great Offensive in New Sector Despite Big Losses - jn Fighting with Poles

HARDING INSPECTS FORTIFICATIONS   Plans to Visit) Kingston, Jamaica, Tucsday and Breakfast Witt British Governor

ANADING WILL VISIT JAMAICA   PLANS TO SPEND NEXT TUESDAY THERE AS GUEST OF BRITISH GOVERNOR.   The President-Elect Wilt, Be the Guest Of Honor At a Civic Reception And Luncheon.—To Embark Fer Home Qn Steamer Pastores.   By RAYMOND CLAPPER.

HARDING INSPECTS PANAMA CANAL   Mr. und Mrs. Harding Are .Glven Cordlal Greetings by Cristobol Residents.

HARDING TO VISIT KINGSTON   lauspects Vanama Canal Foertifiestiens Satusdoy and Pro* nosed Sttes.

HARDING PLANNING ~ TO INSPEGT-GANAl   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff: Correspondent.]

HARDING INSPECTS PANAMA C ANAI   Will Traverse Big Stream on Mine Layer, Being Shown Workings of the Big Locks,

President-elect Will Spend Thanksgiving. Day With Governor Hardin.   PUBLIC RECEPTION. AT . BALBOA HOTEL TONIGH   American Merchant Marine : ‘Great Need. of Nations, ‘Says Ross,

HARDING 10 VISIT KINGSTON JAMACIA   Lixpects to He There Next Tuesday and Breakfast With British (Governor,

EXPENDITURES EXCEED REVENUE   Mondell Declares Economy Alone Gan Avert a Crisis,   HE REVIEWS THE SITUATION

EXPENDITURES! EXCEED REVENUE   Mondelf Declares EconomyAlone ro ~ Gan. Avert a Grisis, ;   HE REVIEWS THE SITUATION

SPENDING TOO’ MUCH MONEY   Goverument Expenditeres During  Nine Months Two Hendred Mill jorns Beyurd iaceme.

ECONOMY ALONE  GAN OTAVE OFF CRISIS WU. §. MONDELL STATES   FLOATING DEBT CUT IS BUT TEMPORARY   Urges Congress Appropriation  to Grant for Nex!  Year of $1,250,000,00C lecs Than Amount Asked

ECONOMY URGED BY MONDELEL   Says Govermpment Expenses Excecded Revenues During Nine Months,

AER CONDITION. ALARM   Outer-Plate of Skull Fractured in . Two Places, —

HER CONDITION ALARMING.   Outer-Plate of Skull Fractured in  Two Places,

CLD MAN ~ ADMITS PRISON   Aged Thief Declares He Has Spent Twenty-six Years In the “Pen,” -

Aged Thief Declares He Has Spent Twenty-six Years In the “Pen” _

May Establish Military Curfew   England Likely to Take New Means of Meeting Irish Situation.   WOULD KEEP PEOPLE INDOORS AT NIGHT

CURFEW. ORDER.      May Re Extended by. MilitaryThroughout Ireland.

EXTENSION OF MILITARY CURFEW I$ CONTEMPLATED   virtually All the {Important frist Cities Are Now Under Its a Regulations.

GREAT BRITAIN ~ CONTEMPLATES DRASTIC ORDER  TO EXTEND CURFEW ORDER   TO EXTEND CURFEW ORDEt TO COVER ALL OF THE SOUTH TERRITORY.

SAS COMPANIES ARE IN SPAT-IN COLUMBUS   They DiffersRegarding Rate Cit Qhagid Bou

GERMAN TROOPS MUST STAY OFF RHINE   ALLIES CAN'T RISK GERMAN OC. CUPATION OF THAT TERRI. TORY AT THIS TIME

LITTLE RELIC  FROM CONFUSION EXPEC TEA IN FAST   Strike Movement Is Approaching Its Crisis.   CREW LEAVES TRAIN   Commuters Faee Worst Situation In Years Is Report.

MAY BECOME MAYOR.   Robert IL. Pranks, Former Tiptor Boy. Suggested at Alexandria.

MAY! BECOME MAYOR.   Robert L-: Franks,. Former Tipton Boy, Suggested at. Alexandria,

AMEND MEASURE TO SUIT WILSON   Senate is Expected to Act Favorably on Legislation—Effective July 1.   ALIEN LAW IS PASSED

House This Afternoon Again Passes Budget Bill Eliminating Clause Objectionable to Wilson.   CONGRESS BUSY AS END OF SESSION APPROACHE’   Last Day's Session Is Lively and Both Houses Have Packed Program in Effort to Clear Away All Bills.

HOUSE REPASSES BILL ~ -. ESTABLISHING BUDGET   Amends it to. ‘Overcome Veto “Reasons and Sends it on tc the Senate for Action, .°

BUDGET BILL  WUANGED FOR PALS. WILSON   Amended to Meet Objec jections Raised by Executive   CHIEF GIVEN CONTROL OVER COMPTROLLER   Charge Republicans Tried lo “Jam Through” the Question Unsettled

BUDGET BILL: IS AMENDED -IN HOUSE   MEASURE VETOED LAST’ NIGH‘ “BY PRESIDENT REPASSED WITH CBJECTION REMOVED

AND REPASSED   House Eliminates Feature Opposed By President In Order to Establish System.   LAST DAY IS A BUSY ONE   Senate Resolution Refusing Armenian Mandate Will Be Before the. House,

TAKES CHARGE OF FIGHTING   Russ War Minister Trotzky Arrives on the Polish Front.

TROTZKY ARRIVES ON FRONT      Takes Personal Command of Fighting Against Poles—Reds Con. tinue to Advance.

LYNN SHOE MEN MAY ATTEMPT TO RECALL CREAMEE   Operatives. Do Not Like His Attitude Toward Picketing Plans.

CATHOLIC MISSIONS OF U. S. ORGANIZEI   Most Important Develop: ment in Many Years.

MURNOHE WALKS IN COLD   bi] eet Riesidents Ride in Gold Trucks or Walk Through Snowdrifts—Carmen Still Out.

CUBUQUE WALKS IN COLD   Residents Ride in Cold Trucks or Walk Through Snowdrifts—Car. men Still Out,

ROBERTS SEE CONDITIONS IMPROVING   Hoosier Workmen Not As Careless in Tasks as at the End of World War Says Lake County Man.

MANY SERIOUS ACCIDENTS DUE TO CARELESSNESS   Workmen Are Responsible For Large Percentage of Casualties.

HELD FOR LARCENY.   w, F. Stone Charged with Pecula tions of $127,000.

DYNAMITE PLOT   Plans to Destray Large Power Howse in Manchester Also Have Been Discovered   Numerous Warekouse Fires Wer Planned to Divert Attention of Police and ‘‘Enemy’’ Forces

ALGH ABU TAGE PLOT REPORTED   Alleged Plans for Wholesale Destruction  DOCKS AT LIVERPOOL   And Power and Water Plants in Manchester Said to Have been Marked for Demolition. Fires and Use of 800 Pounds of High Explosive on the  Prooram

ARRANGE HUNT FOR WALES   Heir to British Throne to Pursue Kan garoo by Motor in Australia

DUBUQUE MAN 10 OPPOSE SWEET ON BEER-WINE PLANK   Choice Made At Demo cratic Congressional  Meet In Waterloo.

DUBUQUE MAN NAMED BY DEMOS FOR CONGRESS   M. H. Czizek, City Solicitor Is Nominated For Candi: date To Congress.

DECLARE FOR BEER AND WINE   M. H. Czizek Named By Thire District Democrats for Congress.

BALKANS QUIT WAR FOR LEAGUE DECISION   Albanians Stop Fighting—Boundar Differences Are Now Up to Tribunal.

TAX MEASURE UN LEGISLATURE   SOLUTION OF TANGLE BEING SOUGHT   ISieht Changes Made In Registration and Election Laws.

FIRE AT RED SPRINGS:      Damage of About $3,000 to City Cafe and E. D. Hinson’s ‘Store by Fire Friday Night. . -

FIRE AT RED SPRINGS.   Damage of About $3,000 to City Cafe and E, D. Hinson’s Store by Fire I'riday Night.

RELATIVE ARK OF CITIES 50 10 100 THOUSAND GIVEN   Census Bureau Announce; Standing Of Municipalities.

YOUTH AIDED IN KILLING PARENTS   Salina, Kas., Authorities Say Lee Bunch, 21, Has Confessed With His Aunt-lover

GIVE COLUMBIA $25,000,000 FOR PANAMA CANAI   ASK SENATE TO APPROVE 16-YEAR OLD TREATY SETTLING CENTRAL AMERICAN ROW

CELOMBIAN PACT IS REPORTED T0 AWAIT APPROVAL   Senate Sub-committee Says No Amendment in Pact  Is Necessary.

SOLOMBIA TREATY DUT FOR ACTION   Probably On Calendar Today —Likely to Go Over to Next Session.

- $25,000,000 FOR  ae s  ‘CANAL  PAN   ASK SENATE TO APPROVE 10-YEAROLD TREATY SETTLIKG CENTRAL AMERICA ROW

(OCOwWnRIL THREATS Wire & FF.   long Veading Agreement Heads for action bs Senate.

WANT ACTION ON COLUMBIA TREAT!   Committee Recommends It Be Reported Back to Senate — For Final Action.

No Amendment Necessary Is Opinion of Senator Fall of Sub-Committee

RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TILV LONG PENDING DOCET MENT BE REPORTED BACK,

REPORT TREATY BACK TO SENATE   Sub-Committee Makes Its Recommendations  —_—_———_—__   ON COLOMBIAN PACT   Amendment Not Necessary to Protect Oil Interests of Americans Since Colombian Supreme Court Has Declared Presidential Decree Unconstitntional

COLUMBHAN TAEATY WILL BE AEPORTED BACK TO SENATE   Sub-Committee Appointed to Draft an Amendment Says This is Now Unnecessary.   LITTLE HOPE FOR ACTION BEFORE NEXT SESSION   Provides for Payment of $25,000,000 by United States—Presidential Dee cree Obieeted to Has Been Declar= ed Invalid by the Supreme Court  of Colombia,

ADMITS KILLING MESSENGER   Confessions Secured From Slayers at Meuwnt Holly, N. J., and Most af Rooty Found.

MEN HELD IN PAUL MURDER: CASE CONFESS   Frank J. James and Raymond W; Schuck killed Bank Messenger On Oct. 5 With Robbery As NMativa Fav Cretan

ACCUSE TWO OF KILLING RUNNER   Police of Camden, N. J., Say Pris oners Confess Murder of -. Bank Messenner.

Employe of Jersey Banking House Murdered and Robbed of $40,000 in Cash; Slayers Bury Body.

MRS, GLADYS WARBURTON]   TWO PRISONERS SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED   eka With Murder and Rob very of a Bank Messenger.

MURDERER BANK RUNNER CONFESS   Messenger Beaten to Death With Tire Spring and Robbed of $40,000.

PAIR a , SLAYING BANK MESSENGER   Killing and Robbery of $40,000 at Canden on Oct. 5

ADMIT KILLING PAUL.   Two Camden Men Confess tc Murder of Bank Runner and $40,000 Robber.

MADE LECTURE TRIP   Allen Cameron Spoke In Kansas Towns On Chinese Missions

STRUCK. THREE. TIMES      “Farmer Hew Lightning. Losses In Quick Succession

WEATHER G600D FOR 2ND GAME   Sun Shining and It I Somewhat Warmer This Afternoon

SO. BEND BANK HELD UP MON DAY MORNE BANDITS GET AWAX IN AUTO WITH $11,600.

HOLDUP MEN IN RED AUTO MAKE SWIFT GET-AWAY   Police Here Warned to Watct for Fleeing Yeggs, After Bold Daylight Robbery.

/PLATE GLASS PLANT SHUT   More Than 1,500 idle at Rossford, O. —Cut Pay of 35,000 at Fall River.

CASE OF BREWERS INTO COURT   Mawafactarers of 3 1-2 Per Rrew to Be Prosecated.  Cent

PAUL BESCHANEL 1S SAt0 TO HE IN BETTER HEALTH   Proposed That He Be Elected to the French Senate in Short Time.

DESCHANEL’S HEALTH: GREATLY IMPROVED BY FEW MONTHS’ REST   Former President of Franc Will Make Race for  Senator,

DESCHANEL IMPROVED   Former President ef Frer-- Has Nearly Recovered Health

DESCHANEL MUCH BH         Complete Recovery Within Next Feo Weeks Is Forecast,

AMERICAN CHARGE AT MENXIC( CITY MAY ANSWER INVITATION TO CEREMONY

SUES TO PREVENT REFERENDUM ON PROHIBITION   Missourian Seeks to Keep th: Question of Ratification Off Ballot.

POLICE INVESTIGATING NEW YORK TRUNK MURDER   Believe Missing Leroy: and Man Wanted for Murder of Oregon Soldier Are One and Same Man— Search for. Slayer Coritin ‘sag CO

DETROIT TRUNK FIND TAKES SLEUTHS SOUTH   Birmingham Woman Said She Refused Second One.

THAT SPECIAL SESSION,   Pumor is That Legislative Body Will Meet in June.

THAT SPECIAL   Rumor ts Phat Legisintive. Realy Will Meet in June.

TRUCK   Across Track At Huron Holds E & 0. S-W. Train For Two  Hours,   (NVESTIGATE WHISKY STORY

BUILDING TRADES _ BANS ALL STRIKES   UNIONS AND EMPLOYERS AGREI TO ABIDE BY DECISION OF ‘ARBITRATION: BOARD --

TROUBLES (M BUILOING TRADES CIRCLES WILL BEARBITRATED FROM NOW ON IN THE FUTURE

TRADE UNIONS TO REDUCE STRIKES   Building Trades to Stop Walkouts on Jurisdiction.   All Unions Enter Into One of Mest  Important Agreements in History.

WILL REDUCE STRIKES   Building Trades to Stop Walkouts on Jurisdiction.   All Unions Enter into One of Most Important Agreements in History.

Buy a season ticket for the three remaining numbers of the lycevwm course, Prices. @1.50 and 81.00, ~   NOTICE

HEAVY TROOP REINFORCEMENTS © RECEIVED BY NEW GOVERNMENT   CHANCELLOR KAPP ABLE TO PRODUCE ONLY MILITARY BACKING FOR HIS GOVERNMENT; AUTHORITY IS A MYSTERY   UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF ALL THOSE DIRECTING NEW REGIME IS EBERT DEMAND

New Government Says There Will Be Compromise, Ebert Says Not.   KAPP TO PUNSH STRIKE   Old Goverament Says One of the Demands of New Is Not to Carry Out Peace Treaty.’

Unconditional Surrender of Men Directing _ New Government Demanded by Presi~ dent. Ebert—Announceg He Will Direct Affairs from Wuerttembure*— National ‘4 Assembly to Meet Tomorrow at Stuttgart ' — Berlin in Grip of General Strike.        (By Associated Press Teaced Wire \

General Strike i in Progress'in. Support  _of the. Older  “Regime  Hindenburg re aud People  ‘Generally’ Seem to .  : Oppose the New _ er

Ui Is Result of Ebert Government Relusing to Negotiate.   UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER      This is Demanded ot The Mea Directing The New Govern: meat by President Ebert,   (iy Tho Associated Presa.) STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY.

(ip FERLs POWER, OF GRNER‘al. STRIKE. — ERERT GATS “OMPROMISE IMPOSSIBLE.

DEPOSED REGIME DEMANDS  pa et SURRENDER   Chancellor Kapp Feels Effect of Gen eral Strike Weapon Used by. Social: ists to Combat Him   REVOLUTION CRISIS NEARS AS TIME. APPROACHES FOR INDUSTRIAL TESTS

WILL NOT NEGOTIATE          BREE. FOR UNCONDITIOM            inent it Strikes k Kapp.

GENERAL STRIKE USED BY SOCIALISTS TO COMBAT CHANCELOR KAPP; FIGHTING CAUSES BLOODSHED IN BERLIN SUBURBS

WILL NUT NEGOTIATE   PBEEP CALLS FOR UNCONDIEPEION. VL SURRENDER,   th Was Seen fuiminent if Strikes Bo Not Break Kapp.   Victim of Blood Poisoning.

In a Fierce and Perhaps a Deadly Grapple, Each for The Supremacy .   THE WORLD WATCHES AND BREATH IS HELD

TWO FACTIONS ~ BEGIN BATTLE ——-ROR GERMAN   NEW GOVERNMENT IN BER  LIN AND THE OLD I  STUTTGART FIRM.    Determined Contest for Contro!  Outlined by the Events of To.  {

HINDENGURG ARAPPROVES. RAPP REVAL   TWO GOVERNMENTS STRUG. GLE FOR SUPREMACY IN GERMAN REPUBLIC.

TWO. REGIMES STRUGGLE TO CONTROL GERMANY Ceneral Strike In Effect To Crush Kapp Revolt

Today Promises to See Beginning of Determined Contest for Supremacy.   VE WUE UITIGay Je  Von Kapp Already Feels Ef. fect of Weapon Used by  ESanialicte

TWO GOVERNMENTS IN GERMANY LOCKED IN DEATH STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY   Chancellor Kapp Backed By Bayonets and Troops That Made It Possible For Him To Oust the Ebert Government Is Sitting Tight In the German Capital.   EBERT AND KAPP GOYERNMENTS: NEGOTIATING

TWO GOVERNMENTS CLASH TO GAIN NATIONAL CONTRCL  i Baanastaetnat Mawnen Wiawtaess %

OBSERVERS FEAR ARMED CONFLICT GERMAN FACTIONS   Stubborn Refusal O Ebert To Negotiate May Mean War.

WHILE THE GERMAN REVOLUTION LOOKS LE CUT AND DRY AFFAIR IT MAY BE HARD: NAG TO. HOLD

BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF  GERMANY ON   Reports of Compromise Are ~~ Denied; Kapp Feels. '. Effects of Strike...   DEATH FOR L LEADERS   OF STRIKE IS THREAT

bien TODAY Wanner   : ; : ran ms YESTERDAY'S” DOVE OF PEACE HAS BEEN SHOOED AWAY.   MAY BE CIVIL WAB   AGREEMENT WETWEEN. “FAC (ONS NOT CONFIRMED. —   if 7 Ebert Demands Eneo itional Sur~ render, While Kapp/ Is Stead (. 7 Ay Augmenting Army.

GERMAN REVOLT BECOMES BLOODY   Scores of Persons Killed And Wounded in German Cities.   TROOPS FIRE ON CROWD      Women And Children Reported Killed. Torpedo Boat Guards Crown Prince on Island.

South and West Loyal wi. Ebert--Prussia In“clines Toward New Resime---Strike On.

‘GVIL WAR THREATENS.  THE GERMAN REPU            ‘Dispatches Vary as to Whether  Ebert or Kapp in Control: : -* of Country.        OLD REGIME DEMANDS. AN: IMMEDIATE SURRENDER   National Assembly Plans +o Batis: in Stuttgart Tomorrow. Afternoon.       BERLIN IN STRIKE'S “GRIP         Reports of Negotiations Between: Two Factions Are Confirm. "ed and Denied.

KAPP FEELS POWER OF GE AL STRIKE — EBERT SAYS: COMVROMISE IMPOSSIBLE, 

SEVER HUNDRED Gd DOWN Willi SHIP’   Report of Sinking of fialiar Steamer Principessa Mafai. da Discredited by Lloyd's Shipping Agency in Londo

100 DROWN WHEN SHIP HITS MINE   ITALIAN STEAMER GOES TO BOT. TOM TODAY IS REPORT REACHING LONDON.

STEAMER HITS MINE: SINKS   Uncontirmed Report That 700) Lives Were Lost.

MANY LOST IN SHIP SINKING      Italian Craft Reported to Hawe Sunk With Seven Hundred,

SEVEN HUNDRED REPORTED LOST ON ITALIAN LINER   Discredited Dispatch = From -Gene Says Princess-Matalds is Victim  pe. en

OnP REPORTED UNK WITH /U0 PEOPLE ABOARD   Italian Vessel Believed to Have Struck Mine: Number Lost Not Known

Fe te ai ie sti indian tiiadlinaditeadiadiidin die iadiidindi india  { DEATH RECORD

MODIFICATION.   Of Military Clauses of Peace Treaty is Asked by Germany.

GERMANY ASKS PERMISSION 10 INCREASE ARM}   Wants 200,000 Men Instead a 100,000 Provided Ia Treaty —Ask Other Concessions.

GERMANS ASK TO KEEP BIG ARMY   Tell Allied Conference the Arm: Won't Accept Order Cutting It Down

‘Wants From 100,000 to 200, 000 More Men   Change Necessary to Main: tain Order. Declares _ Troops Will Not Disband-

WANTS PEACH TERMS CHANGED   Germany Secks to Maintain Larger Armed Forces Than Allowed,

GERMANY ASKS _ BIG INCREASE IN STANDING ARMY   Claim Fo orce”is Needec sary to Preserve Orer in Interior.

Wants Modification of The Mili-, tary Clauses of Pact.  ARMY AGAINST DISSOLUTION  Germany Desires to Remain.a Military Nation in Spite of The Armistice.

GERMANS ASK FOR TREATY’S MODIFICATION   WANT PERMIT TO MAINTAIN LARGER ARMIES.

GERMANY ASKING - MODIFICATION OF  MILITARY TERMS   WANTS TO MAINTAIN BIGGER ARMED FORCES THAN PROVIDED. .   INOT SATISFIED WITH . PEACE TREATY TERMS   Italy and Great Britalu Are Favoring * Withdrawal of Allied Treops  From the Rhine t....2

REQUESTS LEAVE TO KEEP LARGER ARMY THAN PAGT PERMITS   Regular Army Will Not Accept Dismissal Declares Note of Germany to Allies   FRANCE REJECTS PLAN FOR WITHDRAWAL OF ARMED FORCI   Italy and Britain Advocate Poli cy of Reconciliation

GERMANY WANTS A LARGER ARMY   Asks Supreme Council to Permit Increase.   WOULD KEEP FRAMEWORK   Ambassador Johnson Sent From Rome By United States As San Remo Observer.

NY Kako STRONGER ARMY   Sends Note to Allied Counci Requesting Use of General Staff.   FRANCE STILL REFUSES

ARMY'LL REFUGE TO DTOBAND, SAY TEUTS TO ALLIE!   Former Ask Pact Modification ’ So They-Can Keep Larger Number Than it Allows.   BIGGER FORCE NECESSARY TO: MAINTAIN ORDER, PLE}   Entire Framework of -Soldiery as Now Constituted Sought as Permanent Guard.

LARGER ARMY THAN PROVIDED IN TREATY DEMANDED.   INCREASED FORCE NECES SARY TO KEEP ORDER,me CLAIMED. *   FRENCH OPPOSED      Millerand Firm in Resisting Any Concessions in x Topmd.

ASK MODIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY   Germany Seeks Change in Military Clauses to Permit Larger Army   FORCES REFUSE TO DISBAND   Request Contained In Note Sent ta Freach Foreign Office Last Night ~-Withdrawal of Allied Troops  Propesed.

BERLIN PLEADS ill Ge ARMY   Germans Ask Council a San Remo to Make Changes in Treaty.   SOLDIERS DEFY DISBANDING:RULE   Allies Are Requested to Lat Feckeis Keep Framework of Military.

WANTS LARGER ARMED FORCE.   l:sermany Aska Modification  Treaty Military Clauses.

MODIFICATION OF CLAUSES IS ASKEI   Germany Says She Must Have Larger Forces To Maintain Order.

ST. PAUL, DETROIT. AND CHICAGO HAVE __BANDIT VISITORS  mi? -PAR rR   BANKS, JEWELRY STORES SUFFER AND ROBBERS. MAKE ESCAPE, «2.   ONE MAN IS SHOT. PROBABLY FATALLY

RESOLUTE WINNER THIRD YACHT RACE   Boats Crossed Line Together Bu Time Allowance Gave the Victory To America

BUT RESOLUTE CAME BACK   WITH AMERICA’S CUP IN BALANCE, SHAMROCK LOST THIRD RACE,   Yachta Finished in Dead Heat, but Defender's Time Allowance Gave Her Vietory—Serlen Now Two toa One, Favoring Britisher.

RESOLUTE WINS IN THIRD RACI   DEFENDER YACHT VICTOR L¥ A SLASHING CONTEST.   NECK AND NECK AT THE FINISH   Course the  Dead Heat Over Thirty-mile Bat fer Time Allowance te Smaller Boat—Next Bat tle Cemes Frida7.

REQULUTE WIN MAGNIFICENTLY FROM SHAMROCK   Cup Defender Is Victor Over Challenger In Dead Heat Fourth Contest Will Be Started Friday.

FOURTH CUP RACE GOES TO RESOLUTE BY SEVEN MINUTES   DEFENDER COMES BACK AFTER TWO LOSSES AND DEFEATS BRITISH CHALLENGER.

Resolute Defeats Shamrock by Time Allowance: of 7 Mintitfes,  I Second, in Superb Spectacle

HESULUTE WINS BY TIME ALLOWANC!   Thrilis Galere Furnished Yatch En thusiasts in Neck and Neck Race Yesterday Afternoon.

RESOLUTE WINS VICTORY OVER LIPTON YACHT   Defender of the America’s Cup Wins Brilliant Race After Two Losses   FOURTH RACE FRIDAY   REAUTIFUL SPECTACLE PROVIDES FINISH LIKE NECK AND NECK HORSE RACE   WUijorderful Finish

YACHTS STAGE BEST RACE IN CUPS HISTORY  Dead Heat, With Yank Craft Winning by Handicap.

Yachts Sail. 30-Mile” ‘Course: ft Exactly the Same Length’ Time toa Second.       TIME ALLOWANCE DECIDES:           Yankee Craft Victor, Though: Shamrock Crosses ‘Line 19: Seconds Ahead:

Resolute Wins Third Race For Cup by Narrow /Margir   Defender’s Time Allowance Gives Her First Victory Over Shamrock IV After Yachts Sail to a Deac Heat Over 30-Mile Course—Challenger Into Dry Deck Teday—Fourth Race to Be Started Friday

i ait li  Handicap of Seven Minutes and Cne Second Decides Event-— Series of Sharp Tacks Used By Yachts—Lipton's Sloop t> be Put in Dry Dock—-Next Contest Friday.

i ad GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS BELITTLE THE WABASH   Refuse Aid in Revertment of Caving Banks at Hutsonville as it Does Not Concern Navigation

THRASHES © FICKLE  LOVER   Girl Jilted at Altar Seeks Oat In tended Groom and Uses Fiats on Him,

FINDS WOMAN WAS CHOKED TO DEATH    Three Are Held As Result Of Dis. i covery Of Crime At   Hochester, N, ¥.

HOLD AUSHANO AN TWO OTHER SUSPECTS   For slaying of woman found  Pee CRON ORES MEO ONRR Ob GPenEe ns mires? Cyt ey

ITALIAN PRESS HS ANGRY AT WILSOR   Cannot Understand His Mixing ir AGdriatie Question While Insisting on Observance of Menroe Doctrine.

Press Professes Hope That U. S. Senate Will Not Approve Policy of President

TTALIAN WEATH PILED ON WILSON   Brutal Interference in European Affairs Inexplicable, Says Paper.

LEAGUE 10 MEET EACH SEPTEMBER   ‘Proposal for First Monday as Date  Is Believed Will Be Ac cepted,

Our Special 50 and 6%¢ Dinners.  PENN RESTAURAN1  2nd Floor Penn Theatre Bidg.   Teachers Wanted

PRESIDENT-ELECT 15 EXAMPLE FO ALLAMERICANS   Not Too Busy 48 Hours After Election to Hear Cry of Starving Children.   GREAT HEARTED RESPONSE TO APPEAL FROM EUROPE   Mr. Harding Will be Guest of New Orleans Chamber of Commerce at Luncheon No. vember 18, a Few Hours Before He Sails for Panama.

PRESIDENT-ELECT GIVES $2,500 “FOR . RELIEF OF CHILBREN IN OLD WORLD

sTIEK THEI      Lowering of Values Rep orted ' Frortt'Ready Sale at: Strial, Genial in’ Stock’ ‘Nits  "Broke Today,

STOCK MARKET CONTINUES WEAK   Early Morning Gains Can celled and New Low Records Were Established.

NEW LOW RECORD BY OUME STOCKS IN TRADING TODA)   Forced Liberty Bond: Sales’  Labor-Troubled: Industrial “Centers Stump Factor.

PRESSURE RENEWED ON STOCK MARKET   Professional Interests Continue Liquidation of Speculative Shares—Sharp Break on Corn Exchange.

LIBERTY BONDS IN THE STOCK TRANSACTIONS   Lowering of Values Reported From Ready Sale at Indus trial Centers in Stock News -Today.—Corn Market Also Broke Todav.

MARKET AGAIN -ONITS FEI   Flr: of Yesterday I: ~.cceeded by Better Tone Today.   GAINS OF THREE TO 15 POINTS

MARKET AGAIN ~—ONTTS FEET   Fl--y:-- of Yesterday Is ~.cceeded by Better Tone Today.   GAINS OF THREE TO 15 POINTS

JAPAN’S ARMY BUDGET BIG      Estimates for the Forthcoming Year Are 50 Per Cent Over Last Years. ©

 PARIS NEWSPAPER ATTACHES MUCH q DIPORTANCE TO G. oO. PL PLATFORM

GIVES COX MARGIN. (OF 0 ELECTORAT   CONGRESSMAN TOM HEFLIN O ALABAMA SAYS OHIO GOVERNOR WILL WIN,

GIVES (OK MARGIN HOF 80 ELEGTORAT!   CONGRESSMAN TOM HP EIN © ALABAMA SAYS OHIO GOVERNOR WELL WIN

STARVING CHILDREN SENT FROM VIENNA   4 EXODUS BEGUN THAT THOSE REMAINING MAY BE FED.   Day ef Weeping and Laughter i: War-wreeked Austrian Capital —Seenes of Unparal- , leled Misery.

TEARS MINGLE WITH SMILES INAUSTRIA   Scenes of Misery Present When “Trains Leave

LABOR DATES OPENING ‘OF DEFEATIST ACTION       Local Committees to Be Formed March 22° oe Oonduct Campaign ie Prescribed Candidates -

NEWBERRY {ASE WiLL GO 10 JURY THE COMING WEEK   Four cf the Six Counts Are Ruled Out By Judge Sessions   EXAMINATION OF KING IS WAIVED

SIMMER NEWBERRY COUNTS DOWN TO TWO CHARGES   Judge Strikes Out Several CountsOnly Two Issues Permitted to Go to Jury

TWO COUNTS. ALL   DAILEY KEEPS IN ELECTIONS CASE      Judge Sessions Knocks More Props Out of — Hie Kvidence.

TWO ISGUE3 ONLY REMAIN BEFORE JURY   Judge Sessions Eliminate: Other Counts in Newberrv Indictment.

OSBORNE FIRST - WITNESS CALLED -_ INPRISON PROBE   Investigation of Charge: of Immoral Conditions at Portsmouth Prison Begun Today.

CARRANZA GHASTLY FAILURE HIS FORMER COUNSEL SAYS   .Fails to Keep Promises and Hasn’t Pacified Country. War Munitions From This Country Aid Rebels.

SAYS U.S, AIDED rH CAP ANTE           Former Attorney for Mexican Executive Says Regime E as Been Ghastly Failure. —

GOVERNMENT OF CARRANZA 1S A FAILURE   Former Counsel For Mexican President Says He Has Failed on All Promises.

CARRANZA IS HELD FAILURE   Hopkins Declares Head of Mexico Failed to Keep’ Promises

DUPLICITY LAID BARE   Former Counsel for Carranza Tells Senate How Wilsor Administration Slipped Arms Into Mexico.   FAUDULENT BILLS OF LADING WERE ALLOWEE   Guns That Were Turned on Americans in Mexico Were Shipped From Texas Ports; Carranza a Failure.

Former Counsel for Administra-: tion of First Chief Denies the Fulfillment of Any of Mexican President’s Promises —   SAYS U. S. GOVERNMENT WAS DECISIVE FACTOR   Arms and Munitions Furnished by America in 1914 Assured Success. in Fight to Displace _Victoriano Huerta

CARRANZA IS TERMED “GHASTLY FAILURE   Former Counsel Praises Gen: eral Obregon.

GARRANZA REGIME GHASTLY FAILURE   Former Counsel Of Mekxicar President Makes Unqualified Charge.

COVE MEXICO CALLED WHOLE FAILURE   Washington Attorney, Former Carranza Counsel, Says U. S. Furnished Arms.

TIE-UPS SPREAD AND GROW WHILE HEADS ANNOUNCE STRIKE’S WANING      Freight Movement In 35 Cities Teday Limited to Perishable Gocds   MAILS ARE DELAYED   New York Tubes Closed and Only Few Ferry Boats Are  Rinning

CONFLICTING -GLAINGS WADE   By the Striking and the NonStriking Railroad Workers of the Country.   BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS SAY STRIKE'S BROKEN   : ‘Rebel Biement of the Outlaw Strike Insist They are Ctaininer Ctreanagth

ASK BIG RAIL RATE HIKE   Roads Urge 28 Per Cent lnercase In Freight Charges

pone ena ck BIG RAIL RATE HIKE         FRGES.  iN FREIGHT.   n a Billion Needed to Adjust Under New Vransportation They Say—No Change  in Passenger Fares.  yore Tha Incomes A ets

LITTLE RELIEF IN HIGH RENTS   Reduction of From 25 to 40 Per Cen In Lumber But Little Building

Little Relief in Sight for Exorbitant Rents and High Prices of Dwelling Houses

“GE HOUSING NEEL      Federay Reserve Board Bulletin Shows Decline ‘in Building Permits..   Cut in Material Prices t HasNot Caused Activity in -Lumber,

BUILDING REVIVAL LAGS THO LUMBER PRICES ARE DOWA   No Relief in Sight From Housing Shortage, Federal Reserve Board Bulletin Says.

SEE LITTLE RELIEE FOR HOUSE FAMINE   Federal Reserve Board Bulletin * Declares Prices Will Remain High.

CHARGES DENIED BY M'GANNON   Cleveland judge Takes Stand in Own Defense

Denies Charges on  J udge McGannon Stand Late Today   CLEVELAND MURDER TRIAL CLIMAX COMES WITH ACCUSED MAN TAKING STAND IN OWN BEHALF—REPEATS TESTIMONY GIVEN IN JOYCE TRIAL

Cleveland Judge Denies ‘Ever; Accusation Made In Trial For Murder,   DENIES MISS NEELY’S STORY   Repeats in Detail His Account 01 Happenings On the Night of the Killing.

Wanted: A Flock of Elijah’s Ravens To Help Feed This N. Y. Couple

KENTUCKY LIQUORITES ATTAGK AMENDMENT BND ENFORCEMENT MEASURE:   SUITS FILED IN SUPREME COURT ATTACKING CONSTITUTION. ALITY OF MEASURES,

NEW DRIVE ON PROHIBITION   Kentucky Distillers Filed ;  Brief Against Law in Supreme Court.

KENTUCKY FAM JUNO ATTAGK ON AMENDMENT   Brief Filed in Supreme Court Maintains Act is legal; Will Argue Case Monday.

MANY ALLEGED WETS WILL COME TO TRIAI      FEDERAL COURT AT LA CROSSE HAS MANY MOONSHINE CASES

FOR MILITARY FORCES   God Helps Those Who Hetp Them: selv Rey. Mark Mohler _

Baseball Fans Cited To Appear In Court « Gambling Charge   Chicago Club of National League Offi cals Must Testify Before Grand Jury——Wm,. L Veeck Included.

GRAND JURY WILL AC   ALL MEMBERS OF CHICAGO Na‘TIONALS SUMMONED IN A GAMBLING INQUIRY.

THE CHIGAGO NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS GALLED BEFORE THE GRAND JURY

Chicago Players Will Go Before Grand Jury Gambling Investigation

CHICAGO CLUB GALLED BEFORE GRAND JURY   Officials of the Club Are Also Subpenaed

CHICAGO CUBS TO FACE JURY   Ball Players to Be Examined  Concerning Gambling Scandal.

Chicago National League Players   ALL Summoned Vo Appear Before Gaand Jury in Chicago To 'Pestify In Alleged Baseball Gambling,

NEW STATES TO BE INVADED   Non-Partisan League Will Enter  : Woshington and bldaho.

NEW PARTY HAS NO TERRORS FOR G. 0. P. LEADEI   Harding Says Republican Plat-. form Appeals to Dissatisfied Groups.

HARDING SOUNDS » PLATFORM PRAISE   Nominee Expresses Conti ‘dence In-G.:0. P. Declarations Written at, Chicago      ‘Declares Third. Party. Will ,Make No Serious. Inroads On Republican Streneth

NEW PARTY MOVEMENT DOESN'T FRET HARDING   “few Republicans Are Interested In It,” Nominee Asserts   STILL BUSY ON SPEECH   Senator Hopes to Be Able to Complete It Today; Gives Inkling of Contents

HARING ASSAILS THIRD PARTY MOVE   WILL HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON G. O, P., HE SAYS—PREPARES FOR NOTIFICATION,

NARIDING TALKS OF THIRD PARTY   Confident It will Make Ne Serious Inroads   ON PARTY’S STRENGTH   Candidate Says Republican Platform is Broad and Progressive Enough to Make Winning Appeal to Farmer, Laborer and Other Classes— Writine Acceptance Speech

THIRD PARTY WILL MAKE NO INROADS   Harding Confident That Republi  éan Platform Is Broad and Pyogressive Enough To Cover All Classes Of People.   GLAD LAFOLLETTE REFUSET   ‘Republican Party This Year Represents No One Faction Within a Party—Calls Upon Al Amer Iranc.   NOTIFICATION PLANS READ’

HARDING DOES NOT FEAR NEW ORGANIZATION  Senator Says Plaiform of G. O. P. Is Broad and Progressive.

THIRD PARTY WILL NOT INJURE G. 0. P   Harding Confident That Move ment Will Not Affect Republican Strength.

b. 0. P. WONT BE AFFECTED OY NEW PARTY MOVE HARDING STATES   Republican Platform Broad and Progressive Enough to Make a Winning Appeal to All Classes, He Says.   KEYNOTE SPEECH WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY   Puts Aside His Work Long Enough to Discuss National Issues; Notification Plane Almost Comoleted.,

HARDING SEES NOUGHT TO FEAR OF THIRD PARTY   NOMINEE 1S GREATLY PLEASED THAT LA FOLLETTE WAS NOT LABOR’S CHOICE

Hi0) PARTY NOT if, AFFECT PLANS   ENDS TIME ON SPEECH  MPrreiy  a =

OENATOR HARDING NOT WORRIED OVER NEW THIRD PARTY   Confident Movement Will Make No Serious Inroads on Republican Strength.   GRATIFIED LAFOLLETTE REFUSED TO BE CANDIDATE   3. O. P. Platform Broad Enough to Make Winning Appeal to Farmer, Laborer and Other Classes. New Party is Seek. ing to Bring Under Banners.

POLAND PROPOSES TRUCE TO SOVIET GOVERNMENT   Fortress of Grodno, In Poland, is Suggested by Warsaw as Seat of Russo-Polish Negotations.

POLES PROPOSE AN ARMISTICE 10 Tht AUS One  Warsaw Dis Dispatch Tells of   Warsaw Dispatch Tells of Polish Request In Hour of  QD... *3   GRODNO SITE NAMED    Bolsheviki Bar Allies In Proposed Deliberations Looking to Peace

COMMONER IS SILENT ON HIS NEXT MOVE   BRYAN REFUSES TO MAKI STATEMENT ON HIS FUTURE COURSE IN CONVENTION   Candidates’ Camps All Set for Battle of Ballots at 9:30 This Morning.

BRYAN SURPRISED AT BOOZE VOTE   Great Commoner N°n-Commital 0: Failure to Get Bone Dry Plank In Democratic Platform.

BRYAN SURPRISED AT DEFEAT OF PROPOSAL   NEBRASKAN, HOWEVER, SAYS HE HAS NOTHING FURTHER TC SAY AT THIS TIME,

Bryan Surprised at — V ote Cast Against His V arious Planks Of ferec

SEE ANOTHER FIGHT ON BONUS MEASURE   i Caucus Tonight of Republicans Expected to Develop Op_ position. ;   APPOINTMENT DISCUSSED

EXPECT ANOTHER FIGHT   INDICATIONS OF DIVISION AT ! CAUCUS OVER FINANCING SOLDIER RELIEF.

SHOT ON DUNDALK STREET   Eemploye of Urban Council Was On Way to Hospital.

WARARAAKER OUT FOR SENATORSHIF   Ohio Supreme Court Judge Would Be Candidate at Request of Republicans

SUFFRAGE IN PERIL   DELAWARE HOUSE DEFEATS RATIFICATION BY 23 TO 9.   Fails to Make Commonwealth Thirty Sixth and Final Necessary State to Ratify.

RUSS LOSE ON ALL FRONTS   Polish Legation at Washihgton Re. ceives Encopraging Reports From Warsaw Government.   SUFFRAGE MAY BE DEFEATED BY DEL.   Delaware House Votes Against Amendment.   Representatives Refuse to Make the Biue Hen Commonweaith Final Necessary State.

MEMORIAL DAY {6 OBSERVED IN FRANCE   Papers Devote Large Space to he Tribute That is to be Paid the U. S. Service Men, Whose Bodies Rest in the Soil of France.

FRANCE HONORS OUR BOYS, Tri-Color and ‘Stars aad) Stripes Miugte in Union Service.

FRANCE HOLDS MEMORIAL DAY   Presence of French Military and Civil ;Authority Makes It Joint FrancoAmerican. Ceremony. 

FRENCH TOOK PART IN HONORING DEAD      AMERICAN MEMORIAL PAY OBSERVED IN THE FRENCH ARMY   OBSERVANCE AT PARIS   wae Al Nice Red; White and Blue Flow ers Were Carried to the Cemetery   Veterans of Three Wars Paraded in All Parts of Washington

SENATOR SEE COWDEN CHECKS   Commitiee Inquire Into Governor’s Campaign in Missouri.

Checks for That Amount Laic ‘ Before ‘Senate Investigating Committee.   TWO HOLDING CHECKS TINTIL. NOMINATIONS   F ‘arther Information on Wood.

LOWDEN FORGES SPENT LARGE GUM IN MISSOURI   TWO CHECKS, AGGREGATING $40, * 000, PRESENTED TO INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE,   WOOD PROBE 15 CONTINUE   Further Light on Campaign Operations of General’s Managers in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio Sought.

MONEY USED TO TIE CAMPAIGN WORKERS   SENATE COMMITTEE EX AMINES INTO EXPENDITURES.   Checks (guregatiog $10,000 Which Were Sent te Wiseoarit Preseate@ to Body Making the investigation.

LOWDEN PUT $40,000 IN MISSOURI PRIMARY   Checks Shown to Senate Investigat ing Committee--Further Wood Investigation

Senate Investigating Committee Ascertains $2 500 OF It Was Not Spent and Is Held Pending  Convention Outcome.   DELEGATES RECEIVED MONEY

EXPENSES ARE REVEALED.   Checks Aggregating $40,00( Sent Into Missouri By Low. den Are Shown,

LOWDEN LEADERS SPENT S40, 000 IN MISoQURT IN  LATE GAMPAIGA   ‘Aw, Go Ahead and Take It,’’ Man Says He Was Told When He Hesitated About Accepting Money,   WORKERS WERE PAID FROM $100 TO $300   n Some Cases, However, First Class Talent Received $1,000; Some of Them Were National Delegates.

ALGER OUTLINES HIS CONNECTION WITH WOOD RACE   Detroit Man Gave Big Sum for Fight in Michigan.

LOWDEN FUNDS — ARE EXAMINED   Checks Aggregating $40,000 Presented As Evidence to Committee Probing Expenditures   2 DELEGATES TESTIFY   Each Admits Receiving $2,569 From Lowden Campaign Fund, But It Still fs Held Intact

Were Sent Into Missouri by Manager of Governor Lowden’s Campaign.   NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS AS TO HOW TO USE MONEY   William LL. Cole, Delegate at Large, Said to Have Received $1,260 From Harding and $500 From Lowden Funds, Will be Subponaed—Contests in Other States Touched Upon

LOWDEN CAMPAIGN 0 AIRED BEFORE CENATE COMMITTEE   CHECKS AGGREGATING — §10,00 SENT INTO MISSOURI, AR! PRESENTED.

Probe of Expenditures of Lowaen Money in Missouri I ade by Senate Committee   ‘Checks Aggregating $40,000, Sent Into State to Boom  Governor for Nomination, Laid Before Senators —Goldstein and Moore Say They Each Have $2,500  Which They Are Holding “in Trust.”

NAT GOLDSTEIN AND MOORE WILL RETURN LOWDEN SLUSH FUND   Senate Committee Is Told the Money is Now in Banks to Their Personal Credit.   CHAIRMAN COLE RECEIVED CASH FROM TWO IN RACE   Amount Expended in State Now Totals $40,000, Testimony Before Quiz Shows.

‘STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE MON.  DAY AFTERNOON,   CHARLES BURRELL DRIVING THE MACHINE.   Rogers Was Rushed to the Hospital But Passed Away an Hour Ai ter Injured.—No blame is Attached to Mr> Burrell. No Fu ‘ _om€ral Arrangements.

PROSECUTION 10 REST IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Last of Federal Testimony In Conspiracy Case Will Be Presented To-day.

ODESSA EVACUATED BY GENERAL DE   Poland Has Rejected Bolshevik Peace Offer, According To Report.

DENEKIN HAS QUIT ODESSAIS REPOR!   Poland Rejects Bolshevik Peace Offer And Prepares To Meet Red Drive

ANTE-BOLSHEVISTS ARE /FORCED-OUT OF ODESSE      General Deniken Bvacuates City—Le nin bnplores Italian Socialists to Abstain From Rerolts.

DENEKIN IS DRIVEN  ae   Peiand Rejects Bolsheviki Peace Offer.—Renort

Pee ee ee Ee ee ee ee eS ee ee nee  SOVIET GAINS ARE REPORTED © FROM ODESSA

Anti-Reiskevist Ferces Evacuate tie City—Feland Rejects Lenjuo's Feace Offer.

DENIKINE LEAVES ODESSA, REPORT   ‘Anti-Red Chief Evacuates City—Pos land Rejects Red Peace Offer.

ODESSA IS EVACUATED BY DENIKIN’S TROOPS   Poland Rejects Peace Offer of Bolsheviki and Hastens Plans to Meet Spring Drive of Soviets——Lenine Pleads for Cessation of Revolutionary Movements.

TWO SECTIONS OF TROOPS FLEEING   Odessa Is Evacu. ated by Enemy of Radicals -

WILL START TURSDAY,   “ame Factory to Begin on Corn Then and on Tomatoes Later in Week,

WILL START. TUE SSDA      Fame. Factory to. Begin on Com Then and on Tomatoe Later inky reek.”

SENATOR HARDING TO RESIGN JAN. 11   Will Give Up Seat in Senate When Davis Becomes Governor of Ohio

HARDING QUITS SENATE 10TH   Senator Willi Resign Day Gov.-Elect Harry L. Davis Takes Offico— Willis to Be Named.

WANT WHEAT GUARANTEE PRICE EXTENDED YEAR   Farmers Protest Against Bill Seok ing to Abolish United States  dinates fastens. Of

ROADS WILL NEED BILLION ANNUALL'   POOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE FOR MANY MONTHS PREDICT. ED BY DIRECTOR GENERAL,

PUBLIC PATIENCE TOWARD RAILROADS URGED BY HINES   Predicts Service Less Satisfac tory Than ‘That Under Federal Control.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICE WORSE’   Such. Is Cheerful  Prediction of Director-General Hines on Pri. vate Rail Ownership.

HINES FORECASTS POORER RAILROAD SERVICE FOR TIMI   Asserts It Will Be “Less Satis factory” Than During Federal Control — Says Financing Big Problem.

TRANOPORTATION OEAVICE WILL BE POOR, VERY SOON   SO PREDICTS MR. HINES   SLUMP IS DUE, AS THE GOVERNMENT GIVES _ . UP CONTROL !

HINES COUNSELS PATIENCE   Railways Are Confronted by Bis oe Financial urdne.

ADMIRAL SIMS WANTS RIGHT OF CRITICISM   Orator at Pennsylvania Univer sity’s Celebration of Washington's Birthday.   IS MADE DOCTOR OF LAWS   Believes America Should Always Be Prepared for National  Defense .

SIMS DEPLORES CENSORSHIP   Admiral, Speaking at Philadelphia, Says Europe Is Receptive Toward Self-Criticism.

Criticism Is Vital to Efficiency of Army and Navy, Sims Declare:

SIMS SAYS AMERICANS ARE T00 PRONE TO: RESENT CRITICISM   Admiral Defends His Attitude Toward the Gov: ernment and Its Conduct of the War in  ae Address at Philadelphia.

SIMS FAVORS _ CRITICISM IN NAVY MATTERS   Declares i itis Coad for ee Jn Address Made Today

~FFIIENY 1 ~SHMS 10 STUDENT   Dangerous Attituds Has Cost U. S. Thousands of Lives and. Dollars, He Says

vot ee BoE ek TS OP  Admiral Sims. Says. We _ Americans Must Not  : ” Resent’ ‘Criticism

REAR ADMIRAL SIMS: ON FREE CRITICISN   Advice of Washington of Preparedness Recalled. by Naval Officers, Who Sees Need of Discussion Withont Restriction 

CRITICISM. ~S-NERDED  Dae Agee RIT         This is. Wi jiral Stans Telli ia George Washington Day ~ — Speecl, ~~

New Gun Can Shoot 11,000 Times Minut    Marvel Death Dealer Makes No Noise and Operates by Motor. :

BRITISH VIEWS — ~ OF BREEK ROW   New Government Gets Gentle Hint

GREEK ARMY MUST KEEP UP STRENGTE   British Government Will Insist, Says Note to France.

BRITTON INStST ON STRONG GREEK ARM   REVISION OF TURKISH PEACE TREATY DISAPPROVED BY CURZON.

MENGANG FAGE TREASON TRIALS IF THEY TESTIFY   Citizens of Republic Teld Not To Give Evidence About International Matters to U. S. Committee.

WILSON OUSTER SUIT IS CLOSET   triefs Will Be Submitted to 7. M Chaliiss, Commissioner to Take Evidence

THE WILSON OUSTER CASE,   Testimony fs All In afd Judgment WN) Saon Be Rondered,

BANK CLERK HELD UP!       Bawdlieé Got Only $300 Trrom Mes: stinger in St. Joe. Masi:

HILLOQUIT 1S ON STAND IN TRIAL “OF 5 SOCIALISTS   TESTIFIES SOCIALIST PARTY NOT BOUND BY INTERNA. TIONAL DICiVATES.   NEVER HEARD OF AN - {INVISIBLE EMPIR   Also Asserts Socialists Are Not Pacifists, But Makes Statement With Qualifications.

LAST EDITION   SOVIETS ARE DEFENDED BY MORRIS HILLOUN   Socialist Leader Explains Hi:  Party to New York Assembly Investigation.

RECORD OF TEAMS FOREGAOTS GLOGE GAME TURKEY DAY   Longhorns Score 275 Points To Opponents 10—A. & M. > Totals 226   SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS   WEEK’S RESULTS

SUUTHWEST FIGHT NARROWS DOWN 10 A&M. AND TEXAS   Arkansas University Onl: Other Team To Be Considered   All To Center C On Gigantic Struggle In Austin On Thanksgiving   CONFERENCE STANDING

FIEND MURDERS BADGER CHILE   s-Year-Old Girl Fount Choked to Death at Powell, Wis.

ST. JOSEPH EXPECTING A STREET CAR STRIKI   Company Will. Not Advanc Wages Nor Sigh Contract for Current Scale,

PRES, WILSON. 10. “ATTEND INAUGURAL  WILL RIDE “WHH HARDINE   To Ceretnonies at Capitol and: ‘Later “* Entertain His. Successor ‘ ‘at Luncheon

WILL TAKE PART. INTHE INAUGURAL: OF SEN. HARDING   President Wilson to Par: ticipate In The Cere- 4 4 monies.   MAKING PLANS FOR THE EVENT   President Outlines Ceremonies That Have So Far Been ” Arranged

PRES, WILSON WILL RIDE WITH PRES—-FLECT- HARDING   He Will Also Stand by Mr, Harding’: Side While Gath of Office ds Administered,

WILOUN LL PARTICIPATE “TNs   Presidént.to Ride Down Avenue With Harding on March 1.      HEALTH IS IMPROVED   Walks to Desk Without His Cane, Secretary Tumulty Sai

Georgetown Times  Joins With Index   Old Newspaper Bought and Consoli ‘dated With New Enterprise Established in 1796

TIMES JOINS WITH INDEX   Old Newspaper Bought and Consolidated With New. Enterprise. Established in 1796.

Fear of Death Drove. Soldier to Spend Two . - Years Hiding in "Hill

(GNORANT U. 6, SULDIER iiDEs FOR TWO YEAR   Believes ‘He Would .Be Sho! -. For Leaving Camp to” See Family’

Hides in Cave 2 Years in Fear  OF Beings Shoi   Youth Believed He Was Deserter; Fed Secretly by Faithful Wife.

SOLDIER LIVED IN CAVE NEAR SHERMAN CAMP FOR TWO YEARS   Fear He Would Be Shot For Desertion Caused Action

DESERTER LIVES IN CAVE 2 YEARS   OHIO SOLDIER FEARED FIRING SQUAD AS PENALTY  Visited Home Without Leave—Lived in Hills Two Years—Visited Only By His Wife—Gives Up.

DESERTER, SOUGHT TWO YEARS, SURRENDERS AT CAMP SHERMAN   Fearing Firing Squad, Man Who Answere Home Call, Hid In Cave For Months Whil Army Searched For Him.

A.W.O.L. Fears Firing Squad, Hides Two ¥ears in Tiny Cave, Surrenders After Search Ends

Army Deserter Lived in Cave 2 Years  F ear of Fi iring Squad Held Him There   ‘Remembered Stories of How Neighbor Deserter From Union Army Had Been Shot, When Tottering Old Father Said He Was One—Ran Away From Camp : To Visit Wife and Babe—Persuaded to Surrender,

COUNTY DRAFTEE A.W.0,L. HIDES IN HILLS TWO YEARS   Lives on Hurbs and Ber. ries—Leaves Wife  and Baby

DESERTER oPENT YEARS IN HILLo; IVES SELF UF   Lived In Cave and Ventured Forth Only After Nightfall.   Went A. 0. W. L. and Fearing Firing Squad Afraid to Return to Camp.

Visions of Firing Squad Sent Army Man to Hills Where He Lived on Berries and Food Wife Took Him.

FEAR KEPT HIM IN CAVE 2 YRS.   Visions of a Firing Squad Leads ‘‘Deserter’’ to a Strange Existence.

HIDES IN HILLS; WAS AFRAID OF COURT MARTIAL   Gives Himself up After Being in Seclusion Nearly Two Years.

SMELTING COMPANIES INCOME   More Than Pive and Half SWillios Ret Lew Thae iast iecar.

NECK BROKEN: STILL LIVES   Boy Had Vertebrae Broken in Fall in 1919

BROKER NECK NO tL ANDICAT   Swims aud reaks Horses  Arkansas Boy Uses Bb

100,000 RAISED ~ HERE FOR CHINE   California People Quick to Respond to Call for Relief From Far Fact Starving.

New Arrests in Chicago Bomb Plot; Roundup Planned,   Dangerous Radicals Not to Be Deport. ed, but Given Prison Sentences, Says Official,

NET SPREAD FOR REDS   ROUNDUP PLANNED; NEW AR.RESTS IN CHICAGO.   Federal Official Declares Prison Sen. tences, Not Deportion, in Store for Radicals.

Fred W. Upham Takes Stand in Chicago to Submit Lists of Subscribers.   Treasurer Has List of Contributors to Republican War Ches for Campaign.

TOTAL AMOUNT OF REPUBLICAN FUND TS $4,887,500.00   THIS AMOUNT GIVEN IN TESTI MONY OF W. UPHAM, TREASURER, TODAY.   Seven Hundred Thousand Doltars Al. lowed to Senatorial and Congressional Campaign, He Told Committce.

OVER A MILLION IN CASH ALREADY   Republican Treasurer Has Already Collected Over ~ One Million Dollars   UPHAM IS UP TODAY   Are Also Collecting State Funds — Presents Detailed Statements

ENFRANCHISES 25 MILLION   That Is the Effect of Katifleation of the Suffrage Amendment After lame Strugete.

SUFFRAGE VICTORY ENDS:LONG BATTLE   Maryland Woman’ in 1647 > First to Demand Equal Rights With Men

,, WOMAN ENPFRANCHISED. Se “3   ‘Tennessee Ratifies Susan B.A nthony Amendment at Last. 

ion of Waman's Suffrage Striggle Beginning efore Days of 76              "MOST REMARKABLE EVER. WAGED ‘BY WOMEN

 ederal Suffrage Ratification Ends Struggle Which Began as Early as 1647

STRUGGLE FOR VOTE BEGAN IN ~POLOWIAL GAYS   John Adams Was Warned o “Rebellion” if Women Were Not Given Voice   MISS ANTHONY DEFIED LAW AND WAS ARRESTED   Movement Met Determinec Opposition From Many ~ of Gentler Sex

WOMEN'S FIGHT. ‘FOR BALEST HAS: BEEN LONG ONE   ‘Began Ia Colonial Days—First  Organized Movement. Started ta 1848,   MET WITH MUCH OPPOSITION   Amendment at Last Adopted First tatroduced In Cous. gress in 1878,

WOMEN WILL VOTE IN PRESIDENTIAL: ELECTION   Struggle Which Began In This Coun. try Before Colonies Declared Independence Ended Today.   VOTE WAS FIFTY (273 YEARS OF  TO FORTY-SEVEN) STRUGGLE ENDS   Woman. Suffrage First Raised Voice in Mary’ land in 1647» ;

Tennessee 36th © State in Line;  ‘Vote Is 49 to 47   17,000, 009 Women Will ‘Vote This Fall Unless House Rescinds Action—Call for Anoth-  -+ er Vote Tomorrow— Suffragists a      Two Centuries Battle i tor Suffrage Is Won

RATIFICATION ENDS YEARS OF STRUGGLE   Will Enfranchise More That 25,000,000 Women.

MARKS VICTORY IN LONG FIGHT   Vote for Women, Urged Before the American Colonies Declared Independence   MISS ANTHONY'S EFFORTS   Suffrage Amendment B ears Name of Pioneer in Fight for Egual Ballot'

ANGRY JUDGE 10 PROBE LEAK   Judge Alschuler Dubs Person Who Divulged Jury Information ‘‘Anarchist.’’

M’CALL ON TARIFF BOARD   ™~ Se Former Republican Governor of Massachusetts Appointed by Wilson.

Japan's: s Attempt to 22 Secure e Control of U.S: Cable Revealed

EE EFORTS OF. CURB CONTR coaRryte CAN  APANESE TO Sk. 1 OF PACTFIC s TO LIGHT   THE PROPOSAL REJECTED              ff Japan That the in Building a ted by the trent.  The First Preposal United States Jo Cable Is Rej State Dey

ATTEMPT CONTR PACIFIC. CABLE   PROPOSAL MADE TO U, 8. THAT TWO COUNTRIES CO-OPERATE IN CONSTRUCTION

“TO-CET CABLE IN OWN HAND’   Proposal Made to United States For Cooperation Is Flat. _ ly Rejected.   Matter Is One-Sided   ' Foreigh Control B Fama      alate: ‘Hopartment,

i Mikado's Government Insists That Proposed Line Be Controlied by Japs.

JAP CONTROL PACIFIC GABLE TS PLANNED   Tailed States Objects fo the Proposal As America Was in on Origin) Propesal

JAPANESE WOULD CONTROL CABLE   BUT WANT U.S. TO HELP MAKE THE IMPROVEMENT.   MAY REACH AN AGREEMENT   If This Government !s Not Permitted Equal Voice In the Management It Will Not Permit Connections Here.

ONS HARDING 10 MODIFY HIS STAND   COX SAYS ROOT WILL ADVISE CANDIDATE TO AC. CEPT LEAGUE PLAN   NOW SPEAKING IN ARIZONA   /  Democratic Nominee Will Reach ‘Albuquerque, New Mexico, After Making Talks at Points in Arizona.

ROOT 10 DEMAND» THAT HARDING CHANGE POLIC   Cox Informed Elihu Root, Afte: His Return, Will Dei mand a Change.

COX MAKES ONLY 2 SPEECHES TODAY   TRAVELING BPASTWARD THROUGH ARIZONA HE WILL STOP AT PHOENIN AND PRESCOTT

ROOT (O DEMAND ~ ANOTHER STAND      Governor Cox is Advised ‘That Noted Lawyer Will . ‘Demand That Harding   STANDS FOR -LEAGUE   Cannot Remodel Old Hague ‘Tribunal—Cox is Confi: -dent of Labor Vete:

Governor Hears Jurist Will Demand Change of Policy by G. 0. P. Cancidate   REORGANIZED TRIBUNAL A PART OF THE LEAGUE   ROOT WILL REPORT HARDING’S “ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS” INADVISABLE, SAYS COX'S INFORMANT,

Democratic Nominee Cox Declares International Court Part  of Covenant Now Operating—Wilson to Be Heard Cram Gann on lagna.

HARDING WAY PHANCE FRONT   EXPECTED TO SOON DECLARE FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WITH RESERVATIONS   pany 10 $0 ADVISE   This ts the Governor to Give When  Information Received 0)  Cox Today.——Expected  Harding This Advice  He Returns From Europe.

COX HEARS ROOT AGAINST HARDING VIEW OF LEASUE   Said to Believe it Inadvisable to Form “New Association of ations”   10 DEMAND CHANGE IR POLICY, REPORT

HARDING CHANGES DECLARES COX   Ite is Expecting a Reply at Etita Rovt to Telegram Sent Him

COX ASSERTS HE WILL GET THE REWARD   Believes He Can Prove Harding Changed His Position.

Manifestations Of Landslide Are Seen By Cox in the East   Democratic Nominee Says “Undercurrent of Independent Thotght is Growing So Rapidly” Against Harding That “It is Engulfing the Party Wall;” Optimism Due to Receptions Given Cox in the East.   LO AL A A A TS = AON eB ea eee meme ae ee cer me Me mma  COX OX WILL CL AIM THE REW ARD THAT IS OFFERED BY SENATOR HARDING

iy,  Presidential Candidat Balance of Scale <1 in His Favor            sae RETRACTIO aA AITED CTION JS 1G        Misstatement “Relatly League of. Nations. ust Be Explai      13 WIGGLE WoBB

Cox Says Senator Harding Has Changed Position on League 13 Times in Past 18 Months

GOVERNOR COX ~~ DECLARES HE  HAS EVID  CE   SAYS #E CAN SHOW HARDING'S THIRTEEN STANDS ON. THE. .;LEAGUE OF NATIONS x

GOX SEEKS PART OF PACT REWARI   Democratic Candidate Says He Can Show Many Switches in Harding Position During Last Eighteen Months; After Root, Too.

RAILWAY UNIONS  ARE IN SESSION   To Discuss What Was Termed Un fair Wage Increase Recently » Granted

REBELS MENACE NEW PORT   Revolutionary Forces in Mexico  Threatening the Capture of

TRIUMPH FOR TAXPAYERS   (rmed Men of Arkansas Adop Sirenneus Wensares ta ¢ won  pel Resignations.

IOWAN IS RE-ELECTED   Dubuque Man is Again National Secretary of Elks Order.

FLKS GRAND LODGE CHOOSES OFFICERS   Los Angeles Is Awarded Next Convention at First - Executive Session

-ASBOTT OF FRISCO ELECTED GRAND EXALTED AULER OF ELAS, NEXT SESSION (5 TQ BE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIF,

WILLIAM M. ABBOTT GRAND EXALTED RULEF   Los Angeles Selected as Meet ing Place of National Convention Next Year.

ELKS ELECT NATIONAL OFFICERS AT CHICAGU   ‘an Francisco”~Man Named Exalted Ruler—tLos Angeles Gets Convention.

Republicans — Toning Down - Reservations   Lodge Agrees to Revision of De.  miele by Mila Reservaos stonise Faction °°

REPUBLICAN HEADS — SEEK COMPROMISE ON LODGE CHANGES   Mild Reservationists’ Offe May Stop Long Continued -Covenant Deadlock

ON LODGE RESOLUTION 10 ART CLE 10   Was Agreed to This Afternoon by Republican Leaders   Hope It Will Be Acceptable to Demo: ’ crates and Break Deadlock.

NEW COMPROMISE ON PEAGE TREAT PETS ACCEPTANCE   Proposal is: Framed By “Mild Reservationist Element.”   LODGE GIVES SUPPORT   United States Assumes No Obligation of Military.

LPUBLIUAN LEABEAS Pili Ponerinae  NOHEE ON COMPRUME TQ QISPUTER AATIELE \   Lodge Said to Have Promised Support to Text of Reservation That Will Be Offered i in Senate Next Monday. ,

MARTINSVILLE ELKS — ARE TO ASSIST   TOCAL LODGE TO HELP IN RAIS. ING FUNDS FOB. VOCATIONAL, TRAINING FOR DISABLED  SIZOE Barua cs

CHARLES F. PEOK, ‘93 Federal St., Greenfield, Mass. Heating, Plumbing, Stoves, Ranges General Repairing   REAL ESTATE

. : OHARLES F, PHOE, ; 2 Wedetal: Bt, Grecsifield, Meda, Heating, Plumbing, Stoves, Range: General Repairing  Pt Ret /   REAL ESTATE  oa ee eae ay

_ CHARLES F. PHOK, *   98 Federal St, Greenfield, Mass.  Hontiog, Plumbing, Stoves, Hanges General Repairing  aaa a   REAL ESTATE

OHARLES F. PEOK, 22 Federal St., Greenfield, Miss.  Heating, Plumbing, Stoves, Range General Repairing  ‘  tfiBn?   REAL ESTATE

OHARLES F’. PEOK, 22 Federal St., Greenfield, Mass.  Heating, Plumbing, Stoves, Ranges ; - General Repalring  Pe eee   REAL ESTATE  ee ee oe

3Y OVERWHELMING VOTE SUFFRAGE STARTED ON WAY TOWARD FINAL RATIFICATION.   FAVORABLY REPORTED IN N. C.

TENN, SENATE I fo SUFFRAGE. AND WG. PREPARES WI)   Senate of Tennessee. Ratifie Amendment By a Vote of 2! to 4.—North Carolina Pre paring to Launch Effort’ t Pass the Measure.

SENATE OF LATTER STATE PASS. ED RESOLUTION.   COMMITTEE ORDERS FAVORABLE REPORT   Governor Bickett of North Carolina Tells Legislature of That State Opposition to the Amendment Is Futile,

[CONNECTICUT HOUSE =  RATIFIES AMENDMENT CI:   Senate Will Be Next To Act On Ratification of ‘Women's s. Suffrage Amendment

25 10 4 VOTE RECORDED IN UPPER HOUSI   House Committee, However, May Not Act on Resolution Until Next Week   NORTH CAROLINA ASSEMBLY ACTING

INTIAL CONTEST WON BY SUFFRAGE IN SENATE TODAY   Committee Votes Favorably Seven to One for the Suffrage Resolution.   ANTIS SHOW NO DEJECTION   Governor Bickett’s Appeal Made No Headway With Signers of Telegram.   RULLETIN.

NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE HACE TO RATIFI   Tennessee Upper House Ratifie: ‘suiirags far Women by Vete at Tesanie Geee itn Ener   IS FAVORED IN N. CAROLINA   Suffrage Wins Initial Battle Wher Committee Reports Resolution Favorable to Ratification.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN TWO STATES   TENNESSEB SENATE 18 * BVIDENTLY FOR SUFFRAGE   NORTH CAROL INA-TENMECSEE   Governor Biekelt of North Carotips Sends Strong Messnge to Legista. tire—Woman Suffrage Inevitable

ANTHRACITE OPERATORS AND MANERS TO MEET SECRETARY WILSON WEDNESDA\

PREDICTION Of FLOUR AT $40 0 RIDIGULED   No Cause for Fear at Re moval of Government Restrictions, Says Barnes   HEAVY BREAK IN PRICES DECLARED PROBABLE   FOREIGN COUNTRIES MAY BU} UP SUPPLIES IN UNITEI  STATES, WHEAT DIRECTOI WARNS.

RIDICULES $20 FLEUR   Julius Burnes, United States Whea Director Says Forecasts Are ‘od oJasstifiend.

FLOUR PRICE NOT TO TMP. AVERS BARNES   FREEDOM IN FIXING PRICES ft:  NEEDED TO PREVENT FOR. EIGNERS GRABBING WHEAT SUPPLY

RIDICULES $40 FLOUR PREDICTION   Wheat Director Says There Is No Indication of Predicted Jump   Says Every Indication Is Pointing to a Hard Break in Prices

FIFTY-THREE IOWA BOYS TO NAVY SCHOOL   Recruiting Officers Want That NumBer of Boys to Attend School ‘at Great Lakes. oe

Government Made Big Sum on Account Low Exchange   Same Principle Was Used by macers yd allingor 9?

MILLIONS MADE «BY GOVERNMENT — IN MONEY ORDERS   Conditions Whicn Made These rofit: Possible Are Same That Charles Ponzi Took Advantage Of.

U5, GOVT, MADE MILLIGNS QUT OF MONEY ORDER RATES   Cleared Over Five Million Dollars in Seven Years’ Time, Due To Exchange.

nia FIRE AT McKEESPORT.   Loss From Blaze is Pstinated at $800,On Two Bulldings turned.

FIRE AT McKEESPORT   Cold Storage Plant Destroyed Loss $800,000.

ORATION IN DAVIESS COUNT        students of Indians University: Te Urge. More Liberal Support + From State,

DAN CUPID TRAVELS ROCKY ROAD TO UNITE DAN KENNEDY, 103, AND HIS LADY LOVE, 100   Budding Romance Receives Hard Jolt When Attorneys Take Away All of Swain’s Money—Would Like Honeymoon to Ireland, Lothario Says Pathetically

Suffrage Leaders Will Display Banners Today Attackir g Republican:

GONVOY OF YANK SHIPS POOR ANI “SO SIMS ROARED   FLETCHER DIDN'T MAKE GOOD   Quan.»  BE SAYS HIS FORCE OF CONVOY SHIPS WAS NOT ADEQUATE

ADMIRAL SIMS AND FLETCH ER GOT CROSSWISE ON DE. TAILS OF SYSTEM   EAGHANGE HEATED LETTERS   Removal of Fletcher from Cormmand at Brest Preceded by Several Very Pointed Exchanges

SIMS SHOWS HE WARNED FLETCHE!   Transports Leaving Brest Were Given Too Inadequate Support, He Points Out. ~

WARNING T0.FLETCHER PRIOR TO DETACHMENT      COMMUNICATIONS. FROM: ‘SIMS “TO ‘BREST. COMMANDER AIRED BEFORE NAVAL COURT.

FLETCHER SAYS SIMS WAS TOLD   Convoy Was Small and No Adapted for the Work, But With Small Results   RELIANCE IN MAGRUDER   Was Not Strong, He Says and Latter Is Made Party in the Proceedings

SIMS WARNED  FLETCHER HIS CONVOYS WERE INSUFFICIENT   Vessels Off Coast o! France Not Well Protected,  He Said.

FLETGHER HAD  BEEN WARNED py cuIpE IAA   Sims Had Told Him Convoy of Ships Was Inadequate.

FLETCHER WAS GIVEN WARNING BY HIS CHIEF      Sims Shows Letters He Wrote to Ousted Officer.

FLETCHER WARNED OK WEEKS BEFORE HE WAS DETACHEL   Told by Admiral Sims His Convoy Forces Were Not Giving Adequate Protection.   SEVERAL COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCED AT HEARING   Did Not Share Responsibility of Di. recting Operations With His Chie of Staf¥ Because He Lacked Conti! dence in Capt, Magruder, Whe Will be Made an Interested Party

FIGHTING AT IRKUTSK BY KOLCHAK FORCES   Soviet Forces Throughout Russia Showing Gains Over  Opponents.

HARD FIGHTING REPORTED.        Strugsie at Inknisk Between ‘Kotchak  Partisans and Rebels, .

WILL FLY TO CROOKED LAKE   United States Senator Harry S. New and Noble County Chairman Will Teke Airniane Route

SENATOR NEW 10 FLY  TD CROOKED LAKE PIGNIK   OTHERS PLAN TO TAKE THE AIR PLANE ROUTE   REPUBLICAN PICNIC AUG. 20   Fine Chautauqua Program to be Given During the Forenoon and Prominent Speakers Through out the Day to be There.

COAL OUTPUT — TAKES SLUME   WEEK ENDING AUGUST. 2t SHOWS PRODUCTION DROP OF 7 PERCENT. -

WAGEREDUCTION WAY TO RELIEVE HOUSE SHORTAGE   Calder Tells Senate This : One of Remedies For Situation

BUILD HOUSES   [his is Recommendation of Senator Calder of New York.

WAGE REDUCTION PART OF REMEDY   Asserts New York Senator i Discussing Problem of  Housing Shortage.   “LABOR MUST SHARE IN COST REDUCTION”   Sommittee Recently Complet _ ed Nation-Wide Survey of - Housing Conditions.

SEN. CALDER SAYS HIGH WAGES CAUSE 5 HOUSING PROBLEN   They Keep Up Transportation and Fuel Costs, Important ' Factors,   PRESENTS PLAN FOR RELIEVING CONDITION   Would Use 50 Per Cent of Savings Deposits for Building  +  Loans.—Exempt Mort : gages From Taxes.

SAYS REDUCTION IN WAGES IS ONE © OF THE REMEDIES   Senator Calder Says Labor Mas Share Its Part in Reducing the Costs of Living.

HIGH COST OF BUILDING LAID TO EXCESSIVE LABOR CHAREES      Effect of High Prices For Inefficient Work is Felt In Transportation Costs ’   FUEL COSTS SWOLLEN   Solon Warns Workingman He Must Accept Lower ' Wave In Readiustment

SEE LOWER COSTS   Senate Committee Says Wages Must Also Come Down

OF COMMUNIST PARTY GIVEN LIBERTY =i   After Having Been Given Jail Ses tences Last Night.   But They Will Have to Report to The Court Sept. 25th.

MAN 0° WAR PROVES GREATEST HORSE   Thoroughbred Championship of Continent Comes to U. $.   THOUSANDS OF RACE FANS   Surge Arownd Konilworth Jockey Ciub Track, Record Attendance and Gate Receipts Setting Canadian New High Mark-—Owner Gets $75,000 Purse and Gold Oup.

MAN O'WAR WINS   Great 3-Year-Old Beats Sir Barton By Eight Lengths

MAN WAR RUN TRUE AND SWIFT   Great Three- Year-Old Gallops Home Winner   8 LENGTHS IN FRONT   Thoroughbred Championship of Continent Rests on American Side of Border—Sir Bar. ton Out Classed—Winner Retires After Winning Quar.ter Million Dollars for Owner

A Plea For More Corn   FARMERS OF STATE URGED To PRODUCE BIG CORN CROP TO MEET WHEAT SHORTAGE

RESTS SQUARELY ON WILSON, SAY   PRESIGERT (QNORED aDwicE _ WHICH WOULD HAVE HELD DOWN PRICES, ts Po‘; t *,-)

BLAME WILSON FOR SUGAR SHORTAGE      Tinkham Reads Hoove: Cablegram of 1919.

HOOVER ASKED ACTION ON SUGAR LAST YEAR   Cablegram to Representative Discloses Advice Given to President.

RESTS SQUARELY ON WILSON, SAY   Rep. Tinkham Shows Wir. From Hoover in France  Which Places Blame   CHEAP SUGAR POSSIBLE      PRESIDENT IGNORED ADVICE WHICH WOULD HAVE HELD DOWN PRICES, IS CHARGE

FAULT OF WILSON, CHARGE W HOUSE   Unheeded Warning Would Have Prevented Profiteering, . Says Rep. Tinkham.   CONTROL OF CUBAN CROP URGED BY SUGAR BOARD   Immediate Action Suggested by Hoover in Letter from ’ Paris in July, 1919.

NEW DANISH CABINET FORMED   Loberal Leader Sabmits t.iat to  King ( hrietian 

LAST EDITION  C:00 CY CITOCKr   GENERAL STRIKE CALLED _ BY IRISH AS A PROTEST   a Show Peeling Against Treatpient tr Political Prisoners; Few Services Not Affected.

HUNGER STRIKE STARTS GENERAL ERIN WALKOUT   CANGER MARK—STRIKE CALL EXEMPTS NEWSPCFEPMEN AND TRADES ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.

GENERAL STRIKE OVER ERIN TODAY   In Protest Against Treatment Political Prisoners in Mt. Joy Jail

GENERAL STRIKE HAS BEGUN. IN’ IRELAND   Workers in Walkout as Protest _vAghinst Treatment, Accorded Political Strike by .Gove,

WORE TRISH TROUBLE,   (ieneral ie Has Been Ordered as Political Protest. _

GENERAL STRIKE ~ BEGINS IN IRELAND   Early Reports : Fail Te Give Details Regarding Seope ef the ‘Mevemnent.

Alon GENERAL  TRIE GEGING THIS MORNING   IS IN PROTEST AGAINST TREAT  MENT OF POLITICAL PRISON. ERS IN DUBLIN JAIL.

IRISH BEGIN A PROTEST STRIKE   Prisoners on Hunger Strike If Dublin Jail Are Nearing Danger Mark

DESIGNATE ARBOR DAYS      April 16 and 23 Selected By Governor Sproul,

HOUSE TRANGIMITS MIMIGAATION BILL   MEASURE IS PASSED AFTER THREE DAYS’ HEATED ‘DEBATE, 283 TO 41.   SENATE WILL AGT SLOWL'   Brothers and Sisters of Aliens Who Have Become American Citizens Allowed to Enter.

BILL PROHIBITING IMMIGRATION GOES ~TQ-UPPER HOUSE   Vote In- Hotise OF Repr esentatives ‘Brings: To An End More Thar Three Days Of Debate.   ACTION ‘DEFERRED: IN SENATE

Johnson Bill  ‘Passes House   Prohibits Pr&ctically All Immigra-

JOHNSON BILL ON IMMIGRATION IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Practically Prohibit: Immigration For Period of a Year   PASSAGE ENDS THREE DAYS HEATED DEBATE   On Arrival In Senate Bil Is Te Be Referred To Committee on Inumigration

IMMIGRATION BILL IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Senate Committee Will Defer Action Pending an Exhaustive Investigation.

IMMIGRATION BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Vote Ends Three Days of Heated Debate

IMMIGRATION LAW MAY BE AMENDES   MAJORITY MEMBERS LOWE E HOUSE FAVOR IMMEDIATE RESTRICTIONS.

IMMIGRATION BILL PASSED BY HOUSE    DELAY AND DEFEAT IN SENATE IS FORECAST BY OPPONENTS OF THE MEASURE.

or a TN URRE UOTE      Immigration , Statute .Prohibiting “In “flax ‘of Foreigners: for Period. of. .::Qne Year’ is: Passed — - -

JOHNSON BILL TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION   Passed by the House and Sent to the Senate for Their Approval.

HUN: STILT ON, SRY &.- TOyee          Germany Is” Rapidly Recoveriay Monopoly In Tays

TRAIN 13 ROBBED BY LONE BANDIT   HIGHWAYMAN SUBDUbS FOUR MEN AND LEISURELY RIFLES REGISTERED MAIL.

BANDIT LOOTS MAIL CAR ON THE SANTA FE   Boards Train at Lexington Junction, Mo., Holds Up Pour Clerks.

BANDIT ROBS A MAIL CAR   Single Robber Takes Leot at Letaure Between Lexzingtes Junction aed Kansas OCtty.

Binds Clerks and Rifles Registered Mail of Chicago and Kansas City Train.

SANTA FE MAIL CAR ROBBED   Chicago-Kansas City Train Looted by . Lone Randi+t

LONE BANDIT ROBS MAIL ' CAR ON SANTA FEE   Compels One Mail Car Clerk to Bind our Others. Then Dees Leisurely Job.

CLOCK RAN DOWN      Kansas Treasuty Locked-a Week— Business Held Up

SHOULO VOLE: "YES   ‘THE APPEAL OF RUMASITY 18.1 \PHE'HOSTITAL PROPOSITION        Cetober 161 Is Date for “Every Man  u “* Yo His uty."

SHOULD VOLE YES"   THE APPEAL OF HUMANITY Is 15 THE HOSPITAL PROPOSITION,   October 19 is Date for “Every Man to “Do His Duty.”

PE SHORTAGE (3     Pies! “Ban to. Pa vovide, Says C. of; 0. Seeretary,

MORE. WEDDINGS THAN BUILDING   Commerciz! Organization Secretaries Hear Discourse on Houeine

REDS AT ELLIS ISLAND. - START HUNGER STRIKE   Radicals Held in Deportation Proceedings Refuse to Eat Unless Re-  leased or Shipped

150,000 MEN ARE IN SINN FEIN ARMY   ‘Republic” Drills Men in Daylight, Says  Officer.

‘Underground’ Officer Says Irish ‘Republic’ Drill: Defenders Near Dublin in’Broad Daylight.

TROOPS MAY BE CALLED.   Soldiers Ordered to Be Ready For Riot Duty.

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE   Will Take Place from December 2 to 12 and Is for Worthy Cause.

THREE AIRPLANES HAVE REACHED ERIE   ‘On Long Flight from New York to Nome, Alaska—Fourth Landed at Scranton,

“Neither Inspiring Nor Cot yincing, With Chief Defec! in Its General Tone, Says Marion Star.   VIEWS WITH ALARM POSSIBLE AUTOCRACY   Attacks on Conservatism Must Have Made Murphy and Taggart Chuckle to Themselves, [t Says.

HARDIN JHARTS  BIGHT AFTER IT   Republican Nominee’s Paper Caustically Criticizes Cox’s Speech of Acceptance.   SOME REFERENCES TO WORK OF BOSSES   Is the Recent Sunday Morning Washington Conference So Soon Forcotten?

WALTER T.FEARS DEAD AT EUFAULS   Prominent Eufaula Citizen Passe Away at Home Monday Morning.

-W. T. FEARS DEAD..   Prominent Eufaula ‘Citizen: Passed Away at Home Monday,  ur... *. :

SEN, NEWBERRY TRIAL WILL BEGIN ON NEXT MONDAY   135 Persons Will Appear on Fraudulent Election Charges.

BITTER FIGHT [S EXPEGTED IN. NEWBERRY GASE   Political Skeletons Rat. tled in Michigan’s History of 1918 Campaign.

BRITISH SPORTS DISGUSTEL   The Easy Victory. of Frank Moran Over Joe Beckett Gavo : . Them a Chill,

SENATE FIRE WORKS  SET OFF BY DUPONT  - “THREAT’’ UPON WOOD   Magnate’s Letter to Moses In _ timates Fight. on Dye Bill. . . Spells Disfayor °   “KENYON STIRS HEATED ARGUMENT

WORE PRICE CUILTING,      Wholesale  Clothiers President Makes Interesting Statement,

LOWER CLOTR ING Costs      Material Cheaper in Spring,. Says Chicaco Wholedaler

NEW DROP IN PRICE DF-GLOTHING- SEEN       Chicagoan Says Manufactur: ers Will Forego Profits and   Some Sell. at - Cost,

LOWER CLOTHING COSTS   Material Cheaper in Spring, Says Chicago Wholesaler

CALLED FIRST AUTHENTIC STATEMENT   President of Wholesale Clothiers Asso., of Chicago Predicts Lower Spring Goods.

ORDERS RAISE FOR TEACHERS   Conference of Chicago Officiais Finds Shortage of Educators at an Acute Stage

INCREASE PAY FOR TEACHERS      Chicago Board of Education Orders Substantial Raise for Educators.

ORDERS RAISE FOR TEACHERS.   Conference of - ‘Chicago Officials Finds ~ Shortage: of Educators: at an Acute. Stage: .

Jury Foreman Says Ball Probe  Will Continue   Thrown Down Gauntlet Te State's Attorney At Chicago.

IGNORE ORDER: PROBE GOES ON   Chicago Grand Jury Proceeds With Baseball Scandal  Quiz.

Throws Down Gauntlet to State's Attorney Who Ordered Investigation Held Up   Belleved the Chief Justice Will Stand Squarely Behind Grand Jury,

HOYNE TRIES TO STOP PROBE   Foreman of the Grand Jury, Investigating Base Ball Scandal Defies State’s Attorney-—JustIce Acreeable.   PARTICULARS

GRAND JURY WON'T “HOLD UP INQUIRY ~ OF BALL SCANDAL   PRETENE ar pees x + “Btates Attorney Hoyne Tries to Stop Investigation fo: Time Beis   SAYS PLAYERS ; NOT ‘CRIMINALLY LIABLE   Declares Enemies of Comiskey Precipitated the Affair— Jurors Are After N. L,  . Plavers Now.

FEWSTRIKERSOUT RAIL HEADS SAY   Chicago Reports Steady Return of Workers and New York: Situation Is Again Normal   CLEVELAND EXCEPTION   Yardmen There Unanimously Agree to Continue Their Strike and Join New Alkance

STRIKERS. CONTINUE. TG RESUME WORK   No Further Move Made to End Walkoul,   MEAT MOVEMENT NORMAL

PROSPECTS OF COMPLETE AGREEMENT ARE BRIGHT   Senator Borah Declares Lodge Has Taken Stand Opposed to Ratification of Peace Treaty — Completed Platform to Be Ready for Convention by 4 O’Clock.

CLINU ROOT 10 THE RESCUE OF TRE BEFUDDLED   League of Nations Plank Drafted By New York Lawyer Accepted.   PLATFORM TINKERS HOPELESSLY SPLIT   Platform Scolds Presiden! Wilson for Mexican Policy.

LEGTIONS  GIVE ALLIES RUDE SHOLK   British and French Concerned Over International Outlook

THERST TEXAa OWEPT BY aT ORM FOR THIRD NIGH   WIND, RAIN AND HAIL DISREP WIRE SERVICE AND DAMAGE CROPS CONSIDERABLY,

MEXICO CITY GOAL OF REVOLUTIONISTS   Revolt Spreading Below Border a Anti-Carranza Forces Gain Strength.

TAMPICO REPORTED SURROUND: ED; SALINA CRUZ, IMPORT ANT PORT, FALLS.

Tampico Reported Surrounded. Some Important Points Have Been Taken and the Future Looks Bad For the Carranza Gov- M4 ernment as Rebels Get Closer to Mexico City 

CONDITIONS ARE WORSE IN MEXIGO   RAPID PROGRESS BEING MADE BY REBEL FORCES; REVOLT THREATENS JUAREZ AS SONORA TROOPS GAIN GROUND   AMERIGAN TROOPS PREPARE TO QEFEND EL PASO   Tampico Reported Surrounded. Some Important Points Have Been Taken and the Future Looks Bad For the Carranza Government as Rebels Get Closer to Mexico City

HUGHES RECEIVES AID FROM FUND   WORLD WAR VETERAN WI! GET INSTRUCTION AT COLLEGE AT EVANSVILLE

HUGHES RECEIVES AID FROM FUND   WORLD WAR , VETERAN WIE. GET INSTRUCTION AT COLLEGE AT EVANSVILLE   MORE MONEY. ON KANE

“Q” MAIL ROBBERS IN POLK CO, JAIL   Were Brought {to Tes Moines Late Last Night Under Strong (Ciuard

MALL BANDITS 10 DES MOINES   Four Alleaed Participants in Mail Robbery at Council Bluffs Landed In Polk County Jail; To Be Return. ad for Trial.

BRITO FORGES IN BATTLE WITh TURAS   Cilician) Massacre to Cost Ottomen More Val uable Territory

DEMOCRATS SEE EVIDENGE OF SPL]   ‘Declares -Republicans. W i 1] Have to Fight Desperately to Carry Ilinois.

(1. 0. P. CAMPAIGN [5 ABOUT T0 FAL   LATEST EVIDENCE COMES FROM OHIO IN FORM OF HYSTERICAL APPEALS.

COX MAY CAREY = TALIROIS: BATTLE   PIGHTING JIM . Is GAINING GROUNDUIN FIGHT IN SUCKER CON ANTS

ENTIRE FORCE OF GRAVE DIGGERS OUT ON STRIKE, AS WAGE BOGOST REFUSED

BOSTHATIFS WILL sroP AT MID. NIGHT OCTOBER: 13.   ‘Prelieinary Peace Treaty Between Pottsh ard Russien ‘Rovier. Delegates.

USS - POLE PEAGE   HOSTILITIES WILL STOP AT MIDNIGHT OCTOBER 18.   ‘i redimimar Peace Treaty Between Polish awd Lussien Soviet Delegates.

ANOTHER A. LM ERIC. {VIS PREED.  Mesican Bandits “Helense farcry Hoamet... Beid gave BVanasom.

MEXICANS KIDNAP ANOTHER YANKEE   Barry Hogarty Kidnapped and Held for Ransom of $2,000

GERMAN EDITORS ARE SENTENCE   Philadelphia Tageblatt and Sontagsblatt Writers Sent to Prison.

Three Were cenvicted for Violatior  of Eepienage Act In Philadelnhia.

Theee Were convicted for Violation of Eepiensge Act In whiladetnhia.

FRANCE RESUMING INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY   But Will Take Many Years tc Repair Scars of the War.

PRODUCTION   Factories in Northern France Were Paralyz ed by World War

Wilson Orders Destroyers To Stop Britishers From Laying Cable Into Miami

THE WEATHER   British Ship W3}] Not Land Cable at Miam;}   imbassy at Washington Orders Master of Vessel Not to At tempt to Lay Cable; Controversy Rests Between Federal Government and Telegranh Company

PAY ROLLS IN U. S. GO HIGHER   June Figures Show Al! Industries In. crease Compared With 1919— More Persons Employed.

MORE PAY 1N INDUSTRIES.   Satary Rolls Show - Increase Over ‘ Year Ago,

UPHOLDS WORLD PACT.   Noted Woman Writer Declares League Covenant Is Only Guar antee of Lasting Peace.

"UPHOLDS PACT   GRACE. “JULIAN "CLARKE DE CLARES \LEAGUE COVENANT / ONLY GUARANTEE On -

JF UNITED STATES INTO LEAGUE OE NATIONS   To Be Principal Issue of Presidential Campaign, Says Borah.

DF UNITED STATES INTO LEAGU QF NATENS  rs   To Be Principal Issue of Presideatial Campaign. Says Borah.

PRESIDENTS COURSE NATURALLY MYSTERY   FIVE COURSES OPEN 70 WILSON SC COVENANT WILL LIKELY AGAIN BE PRESENTED 10 THE SENATE

NS MUM (VER THE TREATY   siaa Made No Sign As to What He Proposes Domg Before March 4,   HARDLY THOUGET HE  WILL YIELD NOW   'Has Never Yot Been Known te Burronder Any of Hu Own Opmions—Bryan’s Suggestion Creates Interest

WILSON'S NEXT MOVE ON PACT IS NOT KNOWN   MANY GUESSES ARE MADE As Tt STEPS PRESIDENT WILL NOW TAKE

ULATE ON WILSON $ NEXT MOVE   Rumor That President May Resign Remains Undenied —Treaty in Quandery.

WHAT WILL WILSON DO ABOUT LEAGUE   IS THE QUESTION AGITATING SEC TIONS OF CAPITAL DIFFER. ENT COURSES SUGGESTED

THINK WILSON MAY PREPARE SURPRIS   But No One. Knows His Next  Move in Fight for.’  Laaoun

SPECULATE ON WILSON'S ACTION   WHAT NE WiLL DO WITH REFER ENDUM AGAINST HIM, Is AS + YEP UNKNOWN.   SEVERAL STEPS SUGGESTED

I$. AWAITS WORD FON ~ WILSON   Washington Is Rife With Guesses On President's Election Statement

oe ee erm ae Cet tee ae ee ne a  WHAT WILSON WILL OO NOW TEA PUZZLE   Failure of ‘Solemn Referen: dum’ Revitalizes League of Nations Question   WHITE HOUSE IS SILENT ON BRYAN’S SUGGESTIOF   SOME SAY HE WILL RESIGN SOME HE WILL ACCEPT RES ERVATIONS, OTHERS. 481 WILT GIVE UP FIGHT,

REPORT WILSON MAY RESIGN FROM PRESIDENCY   Rumor Gves the Rounds in Washing: ton and Has NosBeen Denied.

ALTITUDE OF WILSON A MYSTERY   Await Comment on “Sol emn Referendum”  ee cre et  GUESSES ARE MADE  May Follow. § Suggestion to Resign .

EXTRA DEPUTIES. ON BUTY IN. COURT   Girl Is On Trial For Murder When Mother Is Attacked By Former Husband's  Sister.

BAMBINO RUTHHITS — 42ND CIRCUIT SMASH   New York’s Mighty. ‘Blugger Continues to Add to: His’ Famed Record

RUSSIAN TRADE - 1S IMPOSSIBLE   Council of Ambassadors Doubt Practical Working.of Plan to Resume Relations. .   SOVIET ACTS AS BLOCK

Impossible To Resume Trade With Russians   Council of Ambassadors Decides That Soviet Control of Co-operative Societies Puts Trade Relatidns out of Question

RUSSIAN TRADE NOW IMPOSSIBLI   Soviet Government Contro Of Cooperative Societies Makes Plan Unworkable

PEACE COUNCIL. a Wer AED TO AUoglaN TRADE   Soviet Control Considered to  Make Trade Relations  Practically Impossible

“RAIN MADE THE: CORN   Latest Precipitation Came Just at Right Time in Kansas

MOSCOW CONFIRMS SIBERIAN DEAL   Yank Interests Get Vast Holdings ir Northern 5 aE Ang Harding ot in

MAKE GRANTS 12 U8. SYNDICATE   Soviet Official Confirms Re port Vast Area Passes to American Organization

Peruvian President Grants Oil Rights to bia - British Capitalists

WANT PERUVIAN OIL CONCESSION   Large Group of British Capitalists Ask For 12,000,000 Acres

ATTORNEY GENERAL APPOINTED JUSTICE CF SUPREME COUR]   Schaffer Goes Upon the Bencl jn Place of the Late Justice Stewart.   ALTER SUCCEEDS SCHAFFER   ‘New Head of State Law Depart ment Was Formerly Speaker of the House.

SCHAFFER TO THE SUPREME BENCH   State Attorney General Succeeds Stewart. Alter to be Attorney General.

Baltimore Shipbuilders: Curtail Operations as Workers: “- Walk Out :

FUEL FAMINE IS SHOWN SERIOUS   State Officials, It Is Said, Are Pow. erless to Avert Threatened Shortage   APPLY FOR PRIORITY RIGHTS

FUEL FAMINE 1S MENACING   Few Weeks May See Indus tries In Indiana Shut Down and Utilities Closed.   CAR SHORTAGE BLAMED

MINERS’ OFFER MAY  END BRITISH STRIKE  7   Proposal of President of Miners’ Federation Considered Favorably But Not Yet Accepted.

ETION TAREN IW COAL SEBIK   Renewed Efforts: Madé te _.. Prevent Strike by Trans sport Workere .- *

STRIKE OF MINER REMAINS UNABATED      NEITHER SIDE APPROACRWS OTHER. POR SERTTEEMENE IN GREAT BRUPAIN,

ii ‘all SK   ENGLISH DISPUTE UNSOLVED.   NEITHER SIDE HAS MADE ANY ATTEMPT AT SETTLEMENT.

DAY OF ANXIETY WITHOUT RESULT WN COM STAIKE       GLISH DISPUTE UNSOLVED.  iN      NEITHER SIDE HAS MADE ANY ATTEMPT AT SETTLEMENT.

STRIKE GONTINGES IN GREAT BRITAIN   Nothing Tangible in Way of Settlement Has Come to Surface.

NO ATTEMPT MADE 10 SETTLE COAL STRIK   No New Developments Reported in British Crisis; Bein Sides Quiet

;Bertram Geiger Trapped it Burning Barn as. He Tries to Save the Animals.

WILSON’S MIND CLEAR      ‘EMINENT ALIENIST TALKS OF THE PRESIDENT’S ILLNESS.   Executive’s Mentality {s Not in the Least Impaired, Declares Doctor Dercum.

SAYS PRESIDENT’S MIND IS QUITE KEE}   Specialist Who Treated Presiden’ Six Months Talks.   Doctor Dercum Declares the Execu. Uve’s Mentality Is Not in Least Impaired.

WILSON’S MIND KEEN   Specialist Who Treated Presideni Six Months Talks.   ‘Doctor Dercum Declares the Execu tive’s Mentality Is Not in Least impaired.

WILSON’S MIND KEEN   Specialist Who Treated President Six Months Talks.   Doctor Dercum Declares the Execu tive's Mentality ts Not in Least

NEW YORK 1S BURIED AGAI      Another Heavy Falt of Snow Undaoes All the Work of Cleaning the Streets,

FAVORABLE TURN IN R. R. STRIKE IN MIDDLE WEST   MANY SWITCHMEN TODAY REFUSED TO JOIN THE “OUT. LAW" STREKERS,   Strikers Are Returning to Work is Many Cities and It Was Reported They Were Working in Chicago Stockyards.

STRIKE LEADERS AND RAILROAD OFFICIALS MARK TIME AS THEY AWAIT MARCH or         EAST BADLY CRIPPLED       Passenger and Freight Service From New York Almost at a Stand20h—Defection of Ranks of Strikers at Clevo: lated

Head of Strikers’ Committee Says Men Are Willing to Abide by Decision   SITUATION BECOMING ~ MORE FAVORABLE NOW   MANY MEN GO BACK TO JORS OR REFUSE TO JOIN “OUT LAW” STRIKE THROUGHOUT MIDDLE WEST,

ARMY QF GEN. WRANGEL IS COMPLETELY. DESTROYED   Second Polish Army Put Entirely; Out of Action and Third Army Ts Cut OF.

BOLSHEVIK VICTORY   Claims Made That Wrangle’s Army Was Destroyed.

ENFORCEMENT — OF QUARANTINE LAWS T0 BE STRINGENT      County Health Board Maps Out Program For Next Year

ARMISTICE TERNS Tl GOVERN CONFERENCE   CONDITIONS GIVEN POLES BY REDS TO HAVE MUCH TO DO WITH MEETING.   SOVIET 1S IN A QUANDARY   Leaders Themselves Are of Different Opinions as to What Consideration to Give Enemy.

POLISH PEACE TO HINGE ON TERMS   PROPOSED CONFERENCE TO BE - HELD IF SOVIET CONDITIONS ARE ACCEPTABLE.

REMOVAL OF FILL I$ NOW UNDER WA‘          AGREEMENT, TERED INTO APPROVED! BY HIGHWAY BOARD        Drainage District, County and Powersock Interests. Agueed on Plan Sanction ‘

REMOVAL OF FILL IS NOW UNDER WAY   AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO APPROVED BY HIGHWAY BOARD   Drainage District, County and Bowersock Interests Agreed on Plan Sanction -

MAJORITY REPORT ON PEACE MEASURE GIVEN TO HOUSE   PLUS OTV OF CONGHISS PPCLARE WAL OVER ftPott = 43%   DEBATE BEGINS THURSDA}   Mississippi Democrat Viticks Con st tutonal Power ef Congr ss To Make Such Step—Mondel Takes fxene

REULUTION 10 UEFIGIALLY END WAR INTRODUCE! IN LOWER HOUSE   Demicrats, According to Forecast, Will Vote Almost Solidly Ag gainst the Plan of G. 0. P. Leaders.   PROPRIETY OF MOVE MATTER OF OPINION   Is an Attempted Usurpation of Treaty Making Funetions of Congress,’’ According to Genrolan.

atacand  COMPROMISE AUVOUCATEOS LEAD,   Now Ahead in [iatereotiegiate Vete iin the Peace Treaty,

REFERENDUM VOTE COUNTED.   Advoentes of Ratification by Com. tian Sian Pll

PEACE COMPROMISE  WINS IN COLLEGES   Advocates Poll 49,653 te Wilson Plan’s 48,232   Lodge Has 27,970 Supporters While 13,933 Oppose Any Pact

COMPROMISE FAVORED IN INTERCOLLEGIATE POLL   Had Small Majority Over Advocates of Ratification Without Amend.  wmamebs av BocaPwatian«

FLU CONTINUES RAPID SPREADIN LARGER CITIES   Plague Has Greatly Increased Number Of Victims In Chicago.

EPIDEMIC OF FLU SPREADING RAPIDI   Jver 2,000 New Cases Reported in ‘Chicago Every 24 Hours, With Day’s Deaths Reaching Ahnve Hiindrad   DR. EARL CARL CLAIMS HE HAS ISOLATED GERM   Health Commissioner Predicts Contagion Will Continue Until All Persons Not Immune Have It.

FLU CONTINUES 10 ALARM PEOPLE —OFCHICAGO   Ten Per Cent of Motormenr and Conductors Are Suffering from Disease

FLD GORTINUES TD SPAEAD IW AATION   CHICAGO, NEW YORK AND DALLAS HEALTH AUTH. ORITIES ALARMED   (0,000 IN THE WINDY CITY   Fifty-Five New Cases Were Re. ported in Dallas Up to An Early Hour Friday Morning.

FLU CONTINUES SPREAD   PREDICTIONS OF ABATEMENT NOT FULFILLED.   WIti Continue Until it Nas Hit Every: one Not imumune Is Now the Cheerful Prediction.

FLU EPIDEMIC IS SPREADING   Deaths in Chicago Past 24 Hours Total 101,  the Heaviest Yet.    MANY NEW CASES OF PNEUMONIA

FLU CONTINUES TQ ~ SPREAD IN HARD       More Than Ton Thousand Pe Are Bick With lnftuenzis and. : Paémnonia’   RED “CROSS ON: THE’ JOB         APTERS: IN MIDDLE WES TO. FIGUT EPIDEMIC   Four Hundied Cases: at Wu > Are in’ Kansas—pisease  Prevaits in Morton County—Crum bine 3 for $25,000.

mw EY  ‘. ie he ua As . s Ans  Hbséy EA GSse SUT s Le: aut £ & ge ay e  of 8 a  PL Reg = Essf  ae Tt e wo ra  Shds ieee Deo oe ‘

SLIGHT DECREASE IN DEATHS FROM FLU IN CHICAGO, MORE CASES   2,551 New Cases Reported to Health Officer for 24 Hours.

10,000 CASES IN CHICAGO   Influenza Epidemic Spreads Large Proportion of Attacks In Mild Form.  But

10,000 HAVE “FLU IN WINDY CITY   Authorities Say Disease 1 Mild Form—No Cause for Alarm.

CONTAGION SPREAD   FLU INCRE SASING IX CHICAGO AT. ui. ATE OF 2,000 C ASES A Inte,   More ‘phan, 4100  Deaths Reported : Latst: ‘Tiventy- -Four Hours, °

FLU EPIDEMIC 1S WORSE: FEWER Di   Ten Per Cent of Trolleyme: and Policemen Affected New York Asks for $80, 000 Special Fund.

POLICE FORCE OF CHICAGO IS HIT BY THE FLU   One-Tenth of the Members of Department Reported Ill With the Disease.   STREET RY. EMPLOYES ARE ALSO VICTIMS   Epidemic Continues to Spread in City—Cases for Most Part Are Mild.

CONTAGION SPREAD   rit INCREASING EX CHICAGO AT RATE OF 2,000 CASES A Inty.   More Than 100°) Deaths Reported  Last Pwenty-Four Jlours.

INFLUENZA SPREAD 1S RENEWED IN CHICAGO   More Than 10,000 Persons Re ported Ni There Today With Disease.   APPEARING IN MILD FORM   Conductors and Police Affected New York Takes Extra , Precautions. ¥

INFLUENZA CONTINUES SPREADING IN CHICAGL   ‘Two Thousand Cases Develoy  Daily ;New Death Record . for Epidemic.

DECREASE IN NUMBER ‘TF CAGES NOTED WW ‘CHICAGO SITUATION   Washington’ Announces Amer ican Red Cross Is Ready to Combat Iiness   CHAPTER FUNDS TO BE USED FOR RELIEF   Congressman of Illinois Wants to Release’ Whisky as Reme_ dv for Influenza

TEN THOUSAND ILL WITH FLU IN CHICAGI   Epidemic Continues to Spread-Ten Per Cent of Conductors, Motormen and Police Force Among Victims.

FLU CASES IN CHICAGO PASS TEN THOUSAND   Deaths from This Cause Yesterday Numbered 24 and from Pneumo-: nia 43.

INFLUENZA SPREADS      Yobil of Cases In Chicago’ Has Beached 10,000 Mark. -

FLU CASES IN CHIGAGU NOW 10.000   Railway And Police Force Suffer Heavily in Big Epidemic  STILL IN A MILD FORM     Pneumonia Deaths Increasing New York Takes Precaution

THE FLU I CHICAGO.   Reports Show 10,000 Cases in That  City Today.

‘Flu’ Spreads ire Chicago With _ Increase in Deaths; lowa Cases  MildinForme Says Health Chief

CONVENTION WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL   County Delegates Met At M. E. Church, Thursday.   PROMINENT MEN HERE   Financial Drive Set For April 25 to May 2—Get Ready For The Event.

ESTHERVILUE'S CONVENTION OVER   MEETING AT THE METHODIS1 CHURCH WAS WELL ATTENDED FROM OVER COUNTY   WAS AN INTERESTING MEETING   Lecture in the Evening Drew a Good Attendance and Proved to be Very Entertaining

DAN POAI  bite y a rep 4 ai a ve Wa doo tl OG ue         BARKER HALTS DIG WALKOUT    Maintenance of Way and Shop Labet. ers’ Strike ts Indefinitely Post poned -~ Representatives of All Rait Organizations to Sift Offer,

RAILROAD ~ NOT TD STRIKE   Union Chiefs Agree to Submit ___President’s Proposal to Their ‘Ebcals.   BARKER HALTS: BIG WALKOUT   Maintenance of wa and Shop Laborere’ Strike Is (sdefinitely Post. poned — Représentatives of Au Rail. Organizations ‘te Siftsotter,

RAILROAD MEN TO PUT OFF STRIKE   President's Proposals to Be Submitted to the Locals.   WILL SIFT WILSON’S OFFER   Special Meeting to Be Held on Febru ary 23—Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers’ Strike Indefinitely Postponed.

RULROAD MEN MAY DECIDE ‘NOT T0 STRIKE   Union Chiefs Agree to Submit _ President's Proposal to Their Locals.   BARKER HALTS BIG WALsucT   Maintenance of Wiy and Shop Laborere’ Strike is indefinitely Post: poned — Representatives of All Rail Organizations to Sift Offer.

HAILRGAD MEN NOT 10 STRIKE   Union Chiefs Agree to Submit President’s Proposal to Their Locals.  ———e   BARKER HALTS BIG WALKQUT   Maintenance of Way and Shop Labor. ers’ Strike Is Indefinitely Postponed -— Representatives of All Rail Organizations to Sift Offer.

RED-HAIRED GIRLS ADMIRED   few Old Maids Among Titian Types, Says Noted @ritich Anthropologist,

TITUS DECLINES OFFICE.   Does Not Wish To Serve On. the Shipping Board.

UKRAINIANS MOVE THEIR GOVERNMENT   TRANSFER FROM KIEV TO KHARKOV IS COMPLETED.

UKRAINIANS TO JOIN ARMY TC WRANGEL FORCE   Will Fight to Rid Country of Bolsheviki—New Gov ernment Seat.

“SOINING FORCES  IN WAR AGAIN} OUVET ARMIES   INTEREST SHIFTS TO UKRAINE WHERE BOLSHEVIKI ARE NOW TRESPASSING,

UKRANIANS TO JOIN WRANGEL OUST SOVIET      SOVIET ARMIES CRUMBLE BEFORE ATPACKS OF POLES, UKRANIANS AND GENERAL WRANGEL

COLLAPSE   ¢ Contronts Germany’ if People Do Not Change Their Ways.

GERMAN ECONOMY NEEDED 1 AVCID COLLAPSE: WIRTH   Debacle Certain if People Don’t Live Most Frugally, Gpinion Gustave Noske Voices.

LAST EDITION  290 GOO roacz          ERMANS FACE FINANCIAL COLLAPSE, SAYS-DR. WIRTH      Minister of Treasury Urges People to Chauge Their Ways or Ga inite Realy.

GERMANY LIVING IN STATE OF FINANCIAL INTOXICATION’ FACES ’ POSITIVE RUIN IN YEAR

Demand For Canning Sea: son May Be Mel HE Py posed Program is Macec In Etfeet.           SUPPLY [9 LOW   Conservation Must Be Praeliced By Public and ManUfacturers Will Equatize RD rls

ARMENIAN AID UNDER TURKS      Captain Yarrow’s Relief Prozram Well Organised.

MORE THAN TWO MILLION FOR ARMENIAN SUFFERERS   This for Essential Food and Shelter for Orphans Under Care of Near East Relief Personnel.

MANUFACTURER SAYS PEOPLE ARE DIRECT CAUSE  OF HIGH COST OF “LIVING

EPIDEMIC IN UKRAINE.   Twenty Phansand : Persony AFC 4 Sick in Kharkeay

TYPHOID FEVER ~ RAGES IN UKRAINE       20,000 Persons Reported Il. With the Disease Ay the Government Kharkov, ¢

DUPONT APPLIES VOTE PRESSURE ON GEN, WOOD   Charge Is Made That Pow. der Manufacturer Insists On Legislative Alterna tive To Fight.   KENYON MAKES DISCLOSURES   Moses Is Told That Unless Dye Bill In Senate Is Withdrawn, Big Interests Wiil Oppose Wood.

CHARGED THAT POWDER TRUST THREATENED WOOD   Du Pont Company Officer Asked  Senator Moses to Cease Opposito Dve Bill.

DUPONTS CHARGED WITH THREATENING WOOD'S CANDIDACY   Senator Kenyon Reads Lette From Officer of Company Which He Says Is Threat.   REPUBLICANS ROW AMONG THEMSELVE;   Company Denies That It Is In terested in Any Presidential Candidate.

SENATE CONSIDERS CAMPAIGN OF WOOD   Kenyon Charges Dupont Interests Threatened Boom.   LETTER TO MOSES READ   Cpposition of New Hampshire Senator to Bill to Protect American Dyestuff Industry Cause of Spirited Debate—— Charges Made That ProGerman Interests are Active.

W000 CANDIDACY CAUSES FIREWORKS IN THE SENATE   Claim Made That Du Ponts _. Threatened Hig New. Hamp-.  “shire Campaign Manager.

CHARGE DUPONTS THREATEN MOSES THROUGH LETTER   New Hampshire Senator But of Veiled Attack Bearing on Wood’s Campaign   DYESTUFF MEASURE ECHO!   Senator Kenyon Reads Letter Sent to Moses and Charges Gross Intimidation

KENYON ATTACKS. DUPONT TACTICS   Charges ‘Wood Boom Is Threat _. aned-Bacause Moses Oe: * poses Dve Bill

CANDIDACY OF GEN, WOOD VERIGLE FOR HAEWORKS OHOWEE   Letter From Dupont Pubiicity Bureau to Campaign Manager Read in Senate.   SONSTRUED AS A THREAT TO ATTACK HIS BOOM   [sed With Fall hrowledge of Senater Moses, Who Resents Tone of (Communication Seeking to Persuade Him te Cease His Opposition to Dyestatis Protection Bil

POWDER KINGS “MAY FIGHT WOOD   Du Ponts Threaten to Oppose Him Unless Senator Moses Supports Dye Bill.

COULDN’T COERCE woop!   ; DU PONT CAMPAIGN THREAT ONLY AROUSED GENERAL'S ANGER.   So Letter to Moses, Weoad Mianagwer. Is Read by Henyorn and Sirs Opposijien tea Bi Desired by Delaware Interests.

DEL. COMPANY THREATENS BLOCK WOOD CAMPAIGN   Warns Senator to With draw Opposition to  the Dye Bill

GEN, WOOD'S BOOM CENTER OF “FIRE” ON SENATE FLOOR   Kenyon Charges Letter Fron Dupont Interests Threatened Campaign Unless Support Was Given Dye Bill.

THREAT MADE 1 OPPOGt WOOD ka NEXT PRESIDENT   Du Pont, De Nemours & Co. Want Senator Moses to Lay Off Dye Bill.

SEAIING SCANDAL IN SENATE, WOO THREATENED BY BUPONTS UNLESS HE BOWS TO YALL ON DYESTUFFS

CHARGE MADE IN THE SENATE   Wood Manager Said to Have Received Pointed Message,   LETTER IS READ BY KERYON

VEILED THREAT AGAINGT WOUD WAS IN LETTER   SENATOR KENYON INTERESTS CONGRESS BY READING COMMUNICATION   Which He Stated Was From Duponts Publicity Man To Senator Who Is Managing Campaign

 TWPONT INTERESTS THREATEN. ATTACK aN WONT'S ANON   Unless Campaign Manager Stops Opposing Dye Bill in Senate.   KENYON READS LETTER SENT SENATOR MOSES   Publicity Agent of Big Delaware Concern Asks That Con‘radiction be Explained.

SENATE 18 STIRRED. BY DUPONT LETTER   METHODS USED IN EFFORT TO FORCE PASSAGE OF DYE BILL RESENTED.   IS TAKEN AS THREAT   Letter Warns Senntor Moses, Gens Wood Muay Ue Opposed Tf He Does Not Support Wit.

DUPONTS THREATEN WOOD TO HELP DYES:  BILL. 17-15 CHARGER   Letter to Senator Moses, General’s Manager, is Made Pub- lic by Kenyon.

CAMPAIGN OF WOOD CAUSE OF NEW QUTBURST   In the Senate Yesterday —. Oharge That DuPont Powder Company Is Vitally Interested.

KENYGN CHARGES A THREAT 10 SENATOR   Declares Dupont Powder Com. Menaces Senator Moses For Stand.

SENATOR CHARGES DUPONT RING THREATENS GENERAL IF DYE BILL FIGHT GOES ON

AENYON THROWS BOMB IN SENATE   Brings Charges . Agains DuPont Interests   THREATEN TO ATTACK   General Wood’s Candidacy Unless Senator Moses, His Manager, Desists in His Op. position to Pending Bill tc Protect American Dye Qtnufe Industry

BULLYING IS CHARGED IN CAMPAIGN   Kenyon Says Du Ponts Threaten Wood Manager.

CLAIMS DUPONTS THREATEN WOOL   Charge in Senate That De: mand Is Made on Senator Moses, General’s Manager   IS AGAINST. DYE BILL   Measure Is Framed to Foster American Dye Industry and Block Germany

TO OPPOSE WOOD IF BILL FAILS   Sen. Kenyon Charges Du Pont Company With Trving to Influcence Dye Vote

SENATOR KENYON ~ READS LETTER   alleges Dupont Interests Threat . ened Wood Campaign.   GHARGE MADE IN THE SENATE

. YEW SCANDAL SPRU NG         Gen. Woed Threatencd fiecwup Senator Moses Doesn't ¥ote ; . Right.

Senator Kenyon Reveals Activ ities of Powder Magnate _ in Politics °

THREAT MADE TO KILL BOOM   ‘BIG BUSINESS SHOWS HAD LN POLIT AL CAWPRIGN,   AN EXPOSURE IN THE SENATE   RENVON TERNS Ligh? os THER DIPONT COMPANY.   Manufactarces of Dyestelts Vee used ef Attempt te Dictate tUegisiatien &» Visiting Wrath On tandidate.

CHARGES GUPCNT Witt THREAT ON WOOD BOOM   LETTER SHOWS OPPOSITION TO PROTECTION T0 DYE INDUS-TRY IS CAUSE.   BILL HAVING & QUIET TIM   Pro-German Influence Charged With Hindering Passage of Measure to Promote Industry.

WOOU'S CANDIDACY STARTS FIREWORKS iN SENATE FRIDAY   Result of Sen. Moses Opposition to New Dyestuffs Measure   ILL FAVORED BY DuPONTS

MRS. M'SWINEY SAYS HUSBAND IS DYINE   Sounds Messare to President Wilson Asidaz Him ta Use tis influeaow_   / MEXICO IS TRYING TO GET CAPTIVES RELEASED

{Continued on Page 2)   CHAIRMAN HAYS REELECTED   Wi Again Lead Natlonal Republlear Committee—John T. Adams of * lowa, Vice Chairman.

JACKSON AGAIN TAKES OFFICE INSTATEHOUSE   ACCEPTS PLACE MADE VA. CANT BY THE DEATH OF WILLIAM A. ROACH—RE SIGNED TO GO TO WAR.

TALK OF MORGAN AS A SUCCESSOR 70 W. A. ROACH   GOVERNOR TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY DEATH OF SECRETARY OF STATE.   RUMOR JACKSON MAY BE OFFERED POSITION   Such Move Looked Upon As Probable In Order to Clarify the Gubernatorial Race.   BULLETIN

MAIDENS NS WERE ~— INLIGHT DRESS   And Took a Plange Into a Pond b: the Light ef the Moon at Hall, Massachusetts

Palmer Will Make No Showing After Early Ballots-Bryan Doomed to Defeat en His Treaty Fight, But Will Fare Better on Prohibition Platform to Contain Free-Speech, Free-Press Plank and liberal Attitude Toward Labor.

Palmer To Poll Heavy Vote On Early Ballots   Not Believed At Frisco That Pennsylvanian Can Win, However   McADOO AND COX REPORTED SLATE

DARDINAL GIBBONS DECLARES HE WILL SUPPORT LEAGUE   Head of Catholic Church in America Joins With 15,309 Other Ministers Who Favor Covenant.

CARDINAL GIBBONS FOR PACT      Prelate Declares That in Support of Covenant He Follows Exam. ple of the Pope.

GIBBONS FAVORS THE LEAGUE   Cardinal Declares in Supporting Pact He Follows Pope.

“ SUBSCRIBE T0 THEM ABSOLUTELY AND WITHOUT RESERVATIONS,’   DECLARED CARDINAL GIBBONS DURING AN INTERVIEW WITH COL. BONESALL OF THE BALTIMORE SON,

English Manufacturers Make Proposal to Sell Clothing to American:

OFFERS $60 SUITS AT $38.40   English Firm Ready to Sell American Merchants All-Wool Men’s Clothing.

PENROSE REPORTED AS SERIOUSLY ILI   Has Had No Communication With G  thaugh Phone dite.     (1, P. Convention, Hing Ruos to Ih

JOHNSON AND BRYAN IN NORTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES   Only Two Presidential Possibilitic Will Have Names on Ballots— Non-Partisans Are Busy.

U. S. DESTROYER DISABLED   Lardner, One of Craft Ordered t: Mexican Waters, Returns, Ow. ing to Engine Trouble.

STOCK REPORT   eenmenndl  American Woolen Sags After In. dictment for Profiteering.

WAS IRREGULAR MARKET TODAY   Price Changes Generally Higher Though the Gains Were Small.   AMERICAN WOOLEN OFF AT OPENING

OF CENTRAL UNION HIT BY IN. CREASED RATE RULING    DECREASES ORDERED   Leag Distance Tolls Same As Wat Schedule

WANT CHEAPER FOOD FOR SHIPS   GOVERNMENT PAYS “OUTRAGE OUS" PRICE OF $18 TO $20 : PER TON AT PORTS. .

See eee  GAR ROGIGNMENTS ASKED BY BOAR!   Government Shipping Officials Seek Aid of Commerce Commission in Obtainig Coal at Reasonable Prices.

APPEALS TO1.0.0. TO FURNISH SHIPS WITH BUNKER COAL   BENSON, OF SHIPPING BOARD, SAYS PRICES NOW PALD ARE “OUTRAGECUS"

CARRANZA SHOWN AS ARTFUL GUS   DECIDED AVENGE MADERO AFTER HUERTA CALLED HAND IN COAHUILA   Huerta ‘‘Bawled’’ Out Carranza For Alleged Looting of Bank During the Latter’s Governorship.

MONEY GAUGE OF UARRANZA'S WAR AGAINST HUERT! NOT PATRIOTISNY   Fall’s Committee Secures Evidence to Show That It Was Not to Avenge Madero That Revolt Occurred   DON VENUSTIANO HAD BEEN LEVYING TRIBUTE   Acting President of Mexico Sought to Learn Why 40 Thousand Dollars “Had Been Taken From Bank.

UGHT ON REPEAL BY GARRANZA 10 AEGOGNIZE HUERT   Official Copies of Telegram: Put in Evidence at Senate Committee Hearing.   AGREEMENTS MADE BY HIS AGENTS DISREGARDED      After Binding Then Provisional President te Certain Conditions Man Who Succeeded Him Would Not Stand for Control of State Troops by the Federal Government.

ARMY PROBLE CAUSED BREAK WITH HUERTA   Senate Committe Shown Telegrams Carranza Sent

CARRANZA-HUERTA AFFAIR DISCLOSED   Senator Fall's Committee Hears Evidence on Actions of Mexicans.

KAHN GIVES FIGURES CN UNIVERSAL TRAININC   Chairman of House Military Committee Declares Proposed Bill Would Only Cost U. S. $130,000,000 a Year,

TRAINING IS URGED AS INSURANCE ‘AGAINST WAI   \doption of Universal System Would fost About $150,000,000 a Year, Saves Representative Kaban.

MILITARY TRAINING COST 130 MILLIOM   oa, ae ee  Universal Bill, if Passed, Would _ Make Complete Army  _ Entailment 500 Million.

INSURE AGAINST WAR, SAYS KAHN   Congressman Favors, Army Training Despite $130,000, 000 Yearlv Cost Estimate. *

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SPEEDS UP WORK OF FINISHING EVIDENCE CHAIN

RADICALS WILL FIGHT AGAINST BEING DEPORTED   Indications of Intention to Tak Advantage of Every Legal Technicality.   GOVERNMENT PLANS ACTION   Where te Hold the Nearly 3,000 to Be Deported ts Proving a Problem.

Government Officials Expect Reds to Offer Bitter Struggle Upon Every Technicality.  WORK WILL BE SPEE JED  Data Concerning Radical Activities Is Being Assembled.

Radicals Plan Desperate Fight to Resist Deportation   REDS EVERYWHERE HIRING LAWYERS

RADICALS PLAN FIGHT AGHINST BEING OUSTED   Lawyers Have Been Engaged and Habeas Corpus May Be Employed.

REDS-T0 PUT UP FIGHT TO STAY IN U.S.   Many  Lawyers Retained; Friend of. Trotzky . - Arrested.   DRIVE ‘ON RADICALS — ‘CONTINUING  TODAY   Two Hundred ‘Alleged Reds . Arraigned. in Chi-.. cago Court.

ENGAGE LAWYERS TO HELP PREVENT TRIP BACK “HOME”   Garvin Urges Speeding Up of Data Gathering on Reds

3 KILLED IN. WRECK ON: SANTA FE TODAY   Thirty Passengers Injured Near LaJunta—One Woman Died of tn Juries.

COX IS AT WORK      HAS SENT SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES TO TENNESSEE.   (Ry 'Wnited Press)

DEMOCRATS ARE -POR SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE   PERSONAL  REPRESENTATIVE:  OF GOVERNOR COX TO STUMP   THE STATE.   The Democratic Nominee Informes ‘ Suffrage Leaders That Speakers Would Be at All Chautauguas.

WHITE BeGINS CRY OF MONE   ‘Now Declares Repubheans Have  Selected 15,000 Bpcakera at Thirty Dollars a Day

WRITING SPEECH   INTEREST CENTERS IN WHAT ME WILL SAY ABGET YROMIBITION.   INFOS SUFFRAGE WURKERS HE HAS PERSONAL REPRE. SENTATIVES IV TEAN.

COX ASSURES SUFFRAGETTES OF SUPPORT   Has Wired Tennessee to Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

Has Already Sent Personal Representatives To Tennessee To See Solons

SHIP BOARD MAKES FINANCIAL REPORT   CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET SHOWS ASSESSETS OF $3,537,380,726.

FIRST STATEMENT MADE BY SHIPPING BOARD YESTERDAY   NO ATTEMPT MADE TO SHOW TOTAL AMONT OF EX. PENDITURES.

BIOS FOR VESSEL NT VET ACCEDTE      Purther Consideration ci Pireposals Will Probably Delay Action Until Monday.

BIDS FOR GERMAN SHIPS «NOT TAKER   Thirty Vessels to be Disposed Of by Shipping Board Have Not as Yet Been Closed. — Baker’ s Objection Not Ma terial.

WATSON LEADS  OFFICIALS TO VICTIM’S GRAVE   California Bluebeard Collapses When Woman's Body is _ Exhumed.

FIND BODY OF LAST. WIFE OF BLUEBEARL   Watson Guides Officers to Spot in Ambulance   500 Persons in Autos Follow Party Across Desert

Bluebeard Leads Officers to Cliff in Hills Where Body of 1 WifelsFounc

DISCOVER BODY OF ‘BLUEBEARD'S’ WIFE IN GULCH   Alleged Slayer Leads Police To Grave of One of Victims.

W.A.WATSON “OF HIS WHE   CEEDES OFFICIALS TO LONELY GRAVE WHERE HE HAD HID _ BODY OF SLAIN WOWAN,      WATSON COLLAPSED WHEN HE SAW THE BODY UNCOVERED AEFORE HI.

LEADS PARTY TO VIGTIN'S GRAVE   Alleged Slayer Collapses As Body is Revealed  Biase Aaegeese oOaesewranan nen qaeens gen se   UNSHAKEN TILL THEN   Many Morbidly Cunous Follow Party on Depressing Errand — Young Woman’s Body Enclosed in Canvas. is Found Crowded into Crude Grave on Ledge of Gulch

BIGAM ISTO WIFE BODY DISCOVERED   REMAINS OF NINA LEE DELONEY FOUND BY SEARCHING PARTY DIRECTED BY MURDERER    MAN WHO MARRIED MANY WIVES CERTAINLY KILLED ONE AND MAY HAVE KILLED OTHERS.

BLU EBE. ARD'S PLEA.  Man Who Married Women to Kill Them: Pleads Insanity.

ALLEGED SLAYER HELPS FIND BODY OF NINA DELONE'   Walter Watson Directs the _ Searchers to Spot Where Victim Was Ruried.

DESERT GRAVE YIELDS Vi OF BLUEBEARD      SLAYER COLLAPSES AS BODY IS UNEARTHED TO CLICK OF MOVIE CAMERAS

SLAYER LEADS PARTY 10 - BODY.-OF -HIS VICTIN   Andrew Watson, Californis Bluebeard; Shows-Where-He Buried-One of His ‘‘Wives.”   CONFESSES .TO “OTHERS

FINDS BODY OF WIFE THAT HE INSISTS HE SLEW      Watson, Alleged Slayer, Leads Searchers to Gulch Where Cerpse Lay   AFTER COPS- FAILED   THEN HE PROTESTS THAT HE WAS INSANE WHEN HE WED 25 WOMEN AND SLEW ONE.

GRAVE OF WIFE IN GULCH SHOWN BY ‘BLUEBEARD   Haggard and Shaken He Shows Spot Where Slain Woman Was Buried.

SFEKING GRAVE OF ONE OF FIVE MISSING WIVES   Huirt Pleads Insanity ir Effort To Escape Punishment for His Acts.

(CTIM FOUND BY POLICE IN ~FSERT CRAN   California “Bluebeard” Leads Way to Remains of Wife.   BURIED IN CANVAS SHROUD   Body Found by Posse Directed by Watsen Five Miles North of Coy‘ote Wells in Imperial County -~Many Curicsity Seekers.

SEEK BODY OF VICTIM   , Watson Issues Statement Saying He is Not Sane

California “Bluebeard” Finds Remains of Qne of His . Wives.   LEADS POSSE TQ THE SPOT   Woman He Says He Slew Was Buried \in Ledge Five Miles North of Coyote Wells in Im .-perjal Gountyv. -

BODY OF NINA DELONEY FOUND   California’ “Bluebeard” Finds Remairis of One of His Wives.   LEADS -POSSE-T0 THE SPOT   Woman He Sayé He-Siew Was Buried in Ledge Five Miles North of Coyote Wells in [m- «3  Oe pe Lk -

“Bivebeard” Leads Officers to Desert Grave of Victim   Watson Collapses When Body of Nina Lee Deloney Is ‘ Treasthed.

DIGAMMGT Tika AMO TROUGLE IN FINDING PLAGE   Few Shovelfuls of Earth Turned Up Discloses Body of One Victim

LEADS OFFICERS — TO WIFE'S GRAVE   Watson Collapses When Body is Exposed to View

PEQEAT GRAVE HELDS VICTIM   California “Bluebeard” Leads Way to Remains of Wife.   BURIED IN CANVAS SHROUD   Body Found by Posse Directed by Watson Five Miles North of Coyote Wells in Imperial County —Many Curiosity Seekers.

FIND BODY OF WON WOMAN. BLUE BEARD SLAYED   LEADS AUTHORITIES ro LOX BLY GUE CH AND

HUIRT PERSONALLY AIDS IN SEARCH FOR GRAVE   ‘Will Help Officials to Locate Grave of One of His Five Wives — Had Lived With Three Wives at Same Time.

DIRECTS OFFICIALS TO GRAVE OF WIFE WHOM HE MURDERED   Walter Watson, Murderer of Many Wives, Collapsed After Recovery of Body

BLUEBEARD LEADS TO VICTIM'S GRAVE   Body of Nina Deloney Is Recovered .. from Its Hiding Place in California, While Slayer  ff" 11...         CORONER VERDICT

WATSON TO SHOW OFFICIALS WHERE HE BURIED ‘WIFE   Taking Officers to the Grave of Nina Lee De loney

BODY OF NINA DELONEY FOUNI   California “Bluebeard” Find: Remains of One of His Wives.   LEADS POSSE TO THE SPOT   Woman He Says He Slew Was Buriec in Ledge Five Miles North of Coyote Wells in im »-perial County.

DEATH ACKIN ENTERS TRIAL      One “of Men Under Kidanping : Charges at Tombstone Dies 7 afiar Smart TRitteaen,

DEATH AGAIN ENTERS TRIAL   One (of Men Under Kidnaping  Charges at Tombstone Dies  e AB@éccoe Gthawé Stim nae

MASSACHUSETTS IN LIQUOR MOOD   Annual Election Shows Wets Win In Different Parts ‘

ANNULS MARRIAGE OF BROTHER AND SISTEI   STRANGE TANGLE IS’ UNRAY ELED IN MILWAUKEE COURT BY ORDER SETTING ASIDE TOE PNAS

ANNULS MARRIAGE OF BROTHER AND-SISTEI   STRANGE TANGLE 1S UNRAV ELUD IN MILWAUKEE COURT BY ORDER SETTING ASIDE  JHE UNION CT}

TRADE BALANCE DROPS   Business With Europe Increases About $500,000.   Both Exports and Importa Top the Figures for 1919—Big SouthAmorican Buainsas.

TRADE BALANCE -HAS FALLEN OFT   More Than a Billion Dollar: In the Year Just Ending Says Report From Washing ton. Today.

TRADE BALANCE SLUMPS.   American Commerce With England Falls Off More Than Half Million This Year.

Commerce with Europe Produces Unfavorable Balance of $500,000,000; with South America $400,000,.000

TRADE BALANCES CUT   NEARLY HALF BILLION INCREASE SHOWN WITH EUROPE,   Big Business With South America— Exports and Imports Top Figures for 1919.

AMERICA’S TRADE BALANCE WITH EUROPEIS SHORT   Both Imports and Exports to South America Increase

EUROPEAN TRADE BALANCE DROPS   Business With Europe Increases About $500,000.   Both Exports and Imports Top the Figures for 1919—Big South American Business,

FOREIGN TRADE ” FALLS NEARLY A ~~ BILLION IN YEAR   Balance )With Europe and South America Declines, Chinese Statement Savs.

SEE  “ABRAHAM LINCOLN”   White House Employes Startled When Movie Actor Poses as Qarevred President,

EDUCATORS SEEK UTAHANS’ HELP TO REORGANIZE BODY   Factional Fight Carried Over from Last Year Still Most Important Question:

EDUCATORS PLAN REORGANIZATION OF ASSOCIATION   See Battle On Issue—Ask Delegate Basis Of Meeting.

TO KANSAS NATURAL.   Pipeline Will Be Laid to Gas Field Near Lawrence.

CHICAGO ‘FLU’ SPREADS   SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE NURSES TO FIGHT DISEASE.   City Health Authorities Organize Volunteer Relief Force to Fight the Epidemic.

NURSES TO FIGHT FLU   Spread of Disease in Chicago Still Unchecked,   Volunteer Force of 625 Nurses Is Or ganized by the Health Department.

New Cabinet Is Formed by Pash   Nearly All Members Credited With Being Friendly to British Interests.

ween 4 a ee  RUSSIAN REPLY TO DETERMINE EUROPE S PEAGE   British Policy Toward Soviets Will Be Changed if Response Does Not Come   RUPTURE MIGHT BRING GERMAN AID TO REDS   POLISH DELEGATES AT MINS REPORTED TO HAVE DEFINITELY REJECTED BOLSILEVik TERMS,

NORTHEN RED ARMY". FIGHTS TO ESCAPE   FORCE HEMMED IN BY ENGLISH MOVEMENT STRUGGLES DESPERATELY TO MAKE GETAWAY

WHETHER EUROPE [STO ENGAGE IN ~ WAR DECIDED IN NEXT 48 HOUR   Russia Has: Till Friday Eve. “uping to Reply to the Anglo. Ttalian Note. Detianding the Modification of Polish. Peace Terms.

DECISION FOR WAR OR PEACE FACES EUROP!   Russia Hag Until Friday to Re ply to Anglo-Italian Modification Note.

‘Four Allies Stand y  Behind Ultimatum  ~~ Lloyd-George Sent   Reds Told They Must Withdraw Additional Terms in Pro’ posed Armistice With Poland—Fleet Ready to Es—Ignereiee . tablish Blockade and Open Danzia.   “Strategically Impossible”  + Unless Armistice Signed, Polish Officials .  a .. Declare. =”   MEXICANS AFTER BANDIT   ‘Americans Agree to Pay Bact , _, Oil Taxes as Govern-. 17 ment Asks,

Europe On Verge Of Another War   WILL KNOW FATE IN ANOTHER FORTY-EIGHT HOURS   Premier Lloyd George Informed Bolshevik Unless Satisfactory Reply To AngloItalian Note, Great Britain Will Change Policy Toward Russia.

AGING HEROES IN 42ND REUNION OF STORY VETERANS   Want Gatherings Kept Up Until Last Lone  i Survivor Is Left.

WAR DECISION TO COME WITHIN «, FEW HOURS NOW      Europe May be Involv ed in Struggle Soon—  Red Army Reported Surrounded.

ALLIES DEMAND RUSSIA CHANGE ~ ARMISTICE TERMS   Great Britain Sends . Ciematum te . Saviet Govrernne et Through . Woe + Arthur HRalfeur      REPLY MUST EE RECEIVED BEFORE FRIDAY NIGINI   fete land Belefem Tak with Biyvted—Gerinany fn ‘js ProKuss

THE LATTER HAS BREN GIVEN 48 HOURS IN WHICH FO anSWER NOPE.   Uniess a Satisfactory Amswer fd Forthcoming Within Time Limit Great Britain Wil Changs Her Pottcies.

Italy, France; Great Britain and Possibl; : m' Ready“to Force Bolshevik —

BRYTISH ULTIMATUM ON TERMS 10 POLES HANDED TO SAVIETS   Upon Answer Will Depend Whether Most of Europe Will Again Be Involved in War.

RUSSIA MUST REPLY WITHIN 48 HOURS   Europe Will be in Midst of Another War if Anglo-Italian Note is Not Answered Quickly   INVOLVES MANY COUNTRIES

NAVY READY TO BLOCKADE RUSS PORTS   Active Aid for Poland Planned if Boleheviki Fail to Modify’ Terms Before Friday: « ._ Night we 2D

GREAT GRITAIN MAY BE IN AMO WHIM FORTY: FIGHT HOURS 15 REPORT   Italy To Join Lion in War on Russia With France and Belgium As Aides---Germany Turns Pro-Soviet Says London.

ANGLO-ITALIAN NOTE IS A DEMAND   That Russia Radically Modify Her Peace Terms to Poland--Allies Ready to Act in Case of a Refusal--Russian Avents to Leave London.

REDS ARE ORDERED 10 MODIFY POLISH PEACE TFRMS IN 48 HOURS   taly And France JoinIn Demand Which May Line Up Germany With Bolsheviki And Precipitate Another World Conflict.

Unless Russ Soviet Softens Terms for Poles, Nations Are to Put Military and Naval Plans Into Action    Answer to Peace Overtures  at Minsk Amounts to Flat  Rejection of Fourteen of the . Fifteen Proposals Made.

WAR IS HANGING OVER EUROPE   Allied Ultimatum May Bring Renewal of Hostilities

BOLSHEVIK! ARMY “15 “WVINGIBLE’ SAYS M, KLISHKE   Leaders Willing to Make Great Concessions to Powers for Peace.

BOLSHEVIK! HOLD OUT OLIVE BRANG      Would Make Great Concessions To Big - Powers In the Interest of Pesre..-

SOVIET RUSSIA TO FIGHT TO FINISH   Seven Day Armistice is Declared—-Expression {s Made There   WAS READY A YEAR AGO

BOLSHEVIRL WULLLN ‘TO EREAT WITH POWERS itt aAcCaAcrTaTED PRESS.

‘BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA  ANNOUNCES FIGHT TO FINISH WITH DENIKINI   Willing to Make Concessions ta Othe Powers Bat Net to Qppenent At IEeme.

SILESIANS IN TERROR GRIP   Armed Germans Raiding and Tortur. ing the Population, Warsaw Advices Say.

ARMED BANDS DRIVE FRENCH  TROOPS FROM UPPER SILESIA   Teutons Set Fire  to Offices of Inte lallied Commission and Subject _ Poles to Tortures

POLAND'S PLEA  FOR AD TAMES  PRECEDENCE IN L. GF N. WORK   Crisis In Eastern Evrope Disrupts Program at San Sebastian, Spain   IS EIGHTH MEETING   Seven Other Important Questicns to Be Brot Up Later

NATIONAL 6. 0, P, CONVENTION ADJOURNS UNTIL 4:00 O'CLOCK HAVING BALLOTED EIGHT TIMES WITH NO NOMINATION IN SIGHT   Following Sensational Spurt of Harding to 188%, With Low. den Leading to 307 and Wood 299

RECESS. ‘18: WELCOME      . Crowd . Lesves. Coliseum Galleries ®. When. Delegates Tako Advaatage of Short . Temporary’ ‘Adjournment.

GEN. WOOD DROPS / INTO 2ND PLACE: JOHNSON FALLS OF   CONVENTION RECESSES UNTIL  P. M.—WYOMING SWINGS TO HARDING

JORNSON GRADUALLY 15 FAILING AO BALLOTING NARROWS RAGE 10 POINT   Chicago Reports Assert Lowden Is Surest Bet With Johnson Dead Timber- Wisconsin May Fall to Governor. a

EIGHTH BALLOT ta CAUSE OF REGED:   UP TO THAT TIME NONE OIF VARIOUS CANDIDATES HAD MADE GAIN.   JOHNSON LOSES STRENGTH   Californian’s Vote Dwindled Rapidly, While Senator Harding Made Sensational Advances.

3 DNOURNS SETER sHT BALLOTS  SR OCLOCK  TERNOON      EXCITEMENT IS GROWING   Demonstretion for Harding Wheu Delegates Shift Votes—-Ohio Supporters Agree to Adjournment After the Eighth RBatlot

Ohio Senator’ "s Sensa _ Spurt Was Surprise ta ! Opponents Today ~                CONVENTION TAKES RECES:   Adjourned Until Four O’cloe! After Harding Managers — Were Consulted

HARDING'S VOTE BOOSTED ON LAST   Reported Around Coliseum That Senatorial Group Would Attempt to Nominate Ohioian.   WOOD'S VOTE WANES ON 8TH

NO CHOICE VET NAMED AT THE CHCA MEETIN            Jobmon's Support Is Much of 1M Goes to far   LOWDEN BACKERS SER VICTORY FOR Unt   Voting ts the     Feature of Toda} the Strengths Ga tes

TERMS OF RUSS-TURK TREATY MADE PUBLIC   Pact Intended to Strike at Allied Influence; Aid  Ic Promised

LENINE AND MUSTAPHA PASHA NEGOTIATE SECRET  ¥ )   KEEP TURK IN \EUROPE   Soviets Bargain to Aid Nationalists  in Revolt—Promises Two Armies.

TWO DEAD RESULI BiG SEATTLE FIRI   Deaths Result From Jump. ing From Windows to Street Below

FATHER AND DAUGHTER DIE IN SEATTLE FIRE   Leap to Death when Flames Destroy Hotel Lincoln with Property Loss of $400,000

LEAP T0 DEATH FROM BLAZING SEATTLE HOTEL   Girl, 21, and Father Die I, Attempt to Escape From Flames.

NAVY'S AD aUUGnT TOR AMERICANS   WARSHIPS ASKED . ON PACIFIC AND  ATLANTIC COASTS U. S. Citizens In Mexico Fear Result of Revolution.

PROTECTION ASKED   Americans Request That Warships Be Sent to Mexican Coasts.

DECLARE FOR THE UNIT RULE   New Voerk Demecratio Delegation  ee tlretenuneted 

IRISH CRIME ON INCREASE.   Mere Outlawry Fellowing Death of Lerd Mayer MacSwiney.

MORE GRIMES AFTER FUNERAL OF MAGSWINEY   ‘Ninety-nine Serious Ones Committed in Week Ended Nov. 6 as Compared With 69 in Previous Seven Days.   In That Period 106 Policemen Were Killed and 218 Wounded. 32 Soldiers Dead and 90 Injured.  Recent Fyceeccec.

SIGNING OF PEAGE FYPECTED FRIDAY   Fiume and Government ‘Authorities Meet at Abbazzia for Formality.    WATCH POET D’ANNUNZIO   May Turn His Attention To Sinn Feiners or Go to. ‘South America.

PEACE tN FURIE 1S EXPECTED SHORTL'   D’Annunzio’s Next Act In Await ed With Interest But Without Trepidalion,

Italians Establish New Government in Fiume as Rebel Leader Leaves.

New Government to -Supplant D’Annunzio  sts  ~ Organized in Fiume      {By-- Camilla. Cianfarra, United Press Stat ; Correspondent.)

Street Car Service Paralyzed In Denver   General Strike Of Organized Labor Is Threatened By Trades Assembly

>eoe0?¢OeOeeotOOeO9 > ® PAILY LIGHT CALENDAR 4  e q  Pieri a ne See ae ae UR ee eer ey

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House Immigration Committee Takes Up Investigation ot Delay in Handling Cases of Alien Reds

‘BOOZE TO MILWAUKEE JURY   Whether Citizens There Will Convic! Violatore of Dry Act Soon ta . Be Indicated. .

ROOZE TO MILWAUKEE JURY   Whether Citizens There Will Convic' Viciaters of Dry Act Soon to Be indicated.

BOOGZE Tu SULWAUKEE JURY   “Whether Citizens There Will Convic' Violators of Dry Act Scen to Re Indicated.

FINE TOBE FAGE TO EAGE WITH DEATH, THESE HEROES SAY   Every Minute of Time Accom panied by Joke, Laugh or Smile From Some One.   THINK COOKE BRAVEST MAN IN WHOLE NAVY   Thirty-six Survivors of Sub. marine 8-5 Ask That They be Sent Back to Ship as Soon as Salvaged and That They be Under Command of Cooke

NAVY'S LUCK HELD FOR CREW ON SUB WERE ALL SAVED   Men Come Ashore At Philadelphia Singing and Smiling After Close Call of Death   COMMANDER COOK CALLED BRAVEST MAN IN NAVY   He Stoed By His Post and Has Asked Presidemt To Reward Conduct of His Men.

“LUCK OF NAVY" WAS WITH CREW OF U-BOAT S  36 Members Reach Philadelphia Navy Yard, But Boat Is at Bottom of the Sea.   PRAISE FOR COMMANDER  Say He is Bravest Man in Entire U. S. Navy.

SURVIVORS OF SUB UNDER WATER FOR 48 HOURS LANDED   MEMBERS OF .CREW APPEAR “NONE THE WORSE” A 3

Members of Submarine Crew Arrive at Navy Yard at Philadelphia After Experience of Being Entombed in Undersea Craft for Two Days; Uphold Traditions of Sea   ALL PRAISE THEIR “SKIPPER”

SUB SURVIVORS TELL THRILLIN( TALE OF SINKING   CREW PASSED JOKES WHILE WAITING 44 HOURS TO ~wa~ BE RESCUED

SUBMARINE CREW TELLS OF PLUNGE   ‘Fought Deadly Gas Until Rescued.

OFFICERS AND MEN SHOWED THEY KNEW HOW TO FACE DANGER WITH SMILE   ALL READY TO GO BACK   Giew Enthusiastic Over Commander  Cooke—Chlorine Gas Worst Enemy to Men.

HOW ORY  AMT SING SURVIVORS OF DIVER WhiCh WENT TO BOTTOM   Thirty-Six Members of Crew of Submarine $-5 Reach Philadelphia Navy’ Yard On Destroyer Biddle.   MEN SMILE AS THEY GREET THEIR FRIENDS   All Join in Commending Com - mander Cooke for Wonderful Work; Feeling Fine and in High Spirits.

Crew Of S-5 Laughed And Joked, Def ying Death In Sunken Submarine Hall

 Navy Men Laughed’ While Facing Death Battled for Life at Bottom of Ocean   Jackies Sang and Joked While Fighting Chiorine Gas Fumes on Disabled Submarine S-5—Met.by Admiral, Cheery Crew Is Landed Safely—Tolling Heroism of Commander—tTell Vivid Tale of Heroism.

VALVE FAILURE SENDS SUBMARINE 10 BOTTOM   SURVIVORS OF S-5 BLAME ACCIDENT TO DEFECT IN AIR * INDUCTION.   Thirty-Six Men Who Faced Death for " Two Days Tell Experience When Brought to Port.

1 SURVIVORS OF SUBMERSIBLE   United States Sailors Fromm Wrecked S-5 Landed in Philadelphia.

36 SNATCHED FROM DEATH TELL STORY   Denned Gas Masks to Keep Alive While at Bottom ot Sea—Submersible Submerged, but May Be Salvaced.

Sub Crew’s Valor Alone Saved Lives   PRESIDENT WILSON RE QUESTED TO REWARD MEN FOR VALOR.

STORY OF A RESCUE FROM DEPTH OF SEE   MEN OF SUBMARINE S&5 ARRIVE AT PHILADELPHIA.   All Happy and Smiling After Being Suatched From Death—Salvatien Due te Own Deoperate Efforts.

TO RAISE RUSSIAN BLOCKADE   Supreme Council at Paris to Permit Soviet Government to Trade With Neutrats.

Allies Agree To Let Food Go To Russia; But Still Oppose Bolshevist Regime         Relief Ship to Start-Soon From Nev York Harbor With Load of Supplies For Starving *

IRISH HOME RULE. es FAVOR   Dublin Has Little Comment; De Valera Lieutenant At-~~ tacka Measure.

CHANGE ARMY DEPARTMENTS   Order Establishes Nine Corps Areag to Provide for the Reorganiza- j tion Ptana, 4

WAR OFFICE PLANS NEW ARMY CHANGES   a WOULD ABOLISH SIX DEPART. MENTS AND INSTALL NINE CORPS IN NEW AREAS.

ARMY DEPARTMENTS CHANGED   Nine Corpse Areas Established by New Viachinatan Ordar

CHANGE ARMY DEPARTMENTS   . Order Establishes Nine Corps Areas to Provide for the Reorganization Plans.

ARMY REQRGANIZATION ACT WILL ABOLISH Ik DEPARTMENTS PROVIDING FOR NINE CORPS AREAS

CRADUATING. ‘BKERCISES WER! un HELD. AT SCHOOL LAST. ~ Oo") NIGHT:   OR, DAVIDSON MAKES ADDRESS

NORMAL SESSION COMES TO CLOSE   GRADUATING EXERCISES WERE HELD AT SCHOOL LAST wont.   DR. DAVIDSON MAKES ADDRESS

RATS, THOSE WITH FOUR LEGS, COST PEOPLE MILLIONS   Campaign of Exterm nation to be Carried On by Authorities

ARMISTICE WILL BE ASKED OF MoscOW.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE, LEASED WIRE To TR2tEree

POLES WILL MAKE OVERTURES FUR NEW ARMISTICE   Would Stop Hostilities Of Russo-Polish Battle Wront.

POLES WIL ASK FRAN IMMEDIATE ARMISTI   Dispatch From Warsaw Says  That Offer Will Be Sent By Wireless.

HERRMANN TO “ADDRESS MINORS   Cincinnati Nat. League Team Owner ‘to Ask Endorse ment of Lasker Plan    Will Atlémpt to Offset Favorable Impression Created by Ban Johnson

MAJORS WANT — MINORS’ SUPPOR}   Effort Is Being Made to Avoid Baseball War in Big Leagues

DISCUSS PROPOSAL FOR A NEW ORGANIZATION   CEINCINNATE REDS OWNER FAVORS PROPOSED TWELVE CLUB LEAGUE ORGANIZATION,

Owner. of Cincinnati Nationals Appeals for Endorsement of Lasker Plan

OLD LEAGUERS WANT CONTROL OF MINOR ONES   Latter Will Not Likely Have Much to Do With Old   Leaoue Fight.

MINOR LEAGUES — WILL PROBABLY STAND ONE SIDE   indication Is That They Will Refuse To Mix  into Baseball War.

HERRMANN APPEALS TO MINOR LEAGUES FOR THEIR SUPPOR   Baseball War Looms Befor: Magnates of American and 12-Club Leagues.

ARHANGEMENT FOR LIQUIDATING DEBT   Provides for Payment by Eng land of 122 Million With Interest by 1924.

BRITAIN TO PAY FOR SILVER   Debt of $122,000,000 Will Be Clearec Up by 1924, According to Secretary Houston.

BRITAIN   Her Debt to America For Silve to Be Settled-By — 1924,

ENGLAND TO PAY FOR SILVER   Debt of $122,000,000 Will Be Cleared Up by 1924.

HARDING GIVES 14 HOURS TO NEW YORK   7 REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IS TIMID IN EMPIRE STATE.

HARDING DECLARED STAND UNALTERED   HIS LEAGUE POSITION IS THE SAME AS ALWAYS CANDI-. DATE TELLS CROWD.   INVADES NEW YORK STATE   Republican Nominee Will Complete His Campaign Outside Ohio With Speeches At Buffalo, New York.

SAYS VOTERS SEE FAILURE BY DEMOCRAT:   CHALLENGES OPPONENTS TO PROVE INCONSISTENCE OF HIS POSITION

{N TRYING TO FORCE WILSON’S COVENANT AFTER TWICE BEING REIRCTED. .   Solemn Referendum Pushed to Front to Divert Attention from Failure of. Democratic Domestic Administration, He, Tells New

FINNS ROUND UP ANARCHISTS   Arrest. More Than Fifty Persons Charged With Part in Bomb Piot.

SENATOR TO OPPOSE : WILSON APPOINTEES   ‘Recess Nominations Not Likely to  Be Confirmed.

JONES OPENS FIFHT ON WILSON APPOINTMENT.   Washington Senator Losing No Tim in Camping on ApPpointees’ Trails,

OPPOSES SHIPPING BOARD.    Senator Jones Thievks President:  Blect Should Have Namia«.

WILSON’S APPOINTMENTS = PROBABLY TO BE HELD UP   Particular Objection to Those Named for Shipping Board Made by Senator Jones. Leave to Harding.

FARMERS STRIKE   irtualty s  AdeptAsked la Reselatics . ed Teday.

FARMERS ASKED TO ORGANIZE   For Possible Strike—Cotton. and Wheat Grewers Asked io Wilhhold Products

Farmers Asked to Strike Against Present Prices   Resolution Adopted by Representatives of. Over 30 Farm Organizations Calls Upon Growers to Band Together and Withhold Their Products From the Markets.

FARMERS START HGHT AGAINST LOWER PRICES   Thirty Organizations May Strike as Result of Drop.

American Officers Awaiting at Border for Jack Johnson Who is Deported by Mexic

GRADUATION AT HAND   ns ~ FORTY - FOURTH ANNUAL COM MENCEMENT WEDNESDAY.      Other Events in Schoo} Life During The Week, .

GRADUATION AT HAND   PORTY - POURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY,   (Maher Events in School Life During The Week.

Of Miss Thelma Ewing Occurrec At Mitchell Yesterday Follow ing Long Illness.   ‘BURIAL MITCHELL CEMETERY

MISS CHELLA EWING      Succumbed To Kidney Trouble al  Home in Mitchell Thursday

GREAT HAIL STONES  SMASH TWO HOUSES   Sutoists Crawl Uneer Their slachines ~ in Read to Hseape Fnuii nent Injury.

HALL STONES BIG AS APPLES IN WYOMIN   Two Farmhouses Demolished— Motorists Crawl Under Machines.

HAIL, APPLE SIZE FALL IN WEST   Crush Buildings. Do Immense Damage in Wyoming

RESUME SOCIALIST HEARING   -hairman Martin Endeavors to Harry Proceedings Againat Sus- ° pended New York Assembivmen.

HEARING BEGUN FOR SOCIALISTS   Trial Hurried in Case o Five Suspended Assemblymen

HEARING OF SUSPENDED SOCIALISTS   CHAIRMAN — MARTIN'S “REL TINGS WERE FAVORABLE TO SOCIALESTS’ ATPORNSEY      REPORTS OF INCREASING DIS SENTION IN THE SUBICIARY CORMITTEE

THOUSANDS CE MEN. ARE: “QUT OF A JOB NOW   New York Central oad Laid Of ” That. Many at West : Albany.

PALMER ANGRY   Want« San Francieee Official to Preve Beese Charres.

ATIY, GEN. PALMER CALLS FOR PROOFS   Disputes Story That Whiskey Was Released for Democratic Convention With His Knowledge,

PALMER GALLS ON FRISCO'S MAYO   Must Produce Proof About Liquor Charge or Retract Statement Publicly.

Attorney General Angered Over Charges by San Francisco Mavar   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED    District Attorney to Look Into “Booze Parties” for Delecates

719 ROAD RELIEF LAW  HELD. CONSTITUTIONAL   County Will Probaby Appéal Case; Senator Ratts Acts As Special Judge

YANK BOKER IANE THREE OTR   American Woman Sets New World’s Record In 100  Meter Swimming Event

AMERICAN GIRL WINS SWIMMING RAGE   {By Henry L. Farrell, United Press  Gen OnrracnnanaAant 1

OF THE ~IRRECONCILABLES’ MADE PUBLIC   And They Claim Enough Votes t Force It Through   Officially Announced the Fight on League Plank Settled   And It Is Claimed the Result Is a Big’ Victory for the ‘‘Irreconcilables.’’

BODIES OF FOUR RECOVERED FROM WRECK OF SHIP      Submarine H-1, Stranded on Western Coast, “Little Better Than Junk.”

Railroad Between Mexico City And Guadalajara Cut By Revolutionary Forces   PANGH VILLA SEEN IW PLO

U.S. PLANES PATROL BORDER OF MEXICO TODAY   Thirty-fve Machines Watch  Moyements of the Federal and Kenes Farcces   U.S. KEPT IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH THE CONDITIONS   City of Zanora Has Heen Taken by Revaolutionists—Railroad Has Been’ Cut

Is Not Slated for the Position on Sceretary of State, He  Annmnannces.

LONE BANDIT ROBS TRAIN       Zaters Mail Car 2t Missouri Town cad Males Escape with Much orn 2

LONE BANDIT LOOTS MAIL ON NO. NINE   Boards Santa Fe Train At Henrietta, Mo. and Escapes with Booty.

DETOUR TO NEW OXFORD   Street Construction ion Makes By-Road_ Traflic Necessary. 

GREEKS AND IFTALIANS cLASH.   Feeling Between Officials Described as Extremely Bitter.

REDS ACCEPT LINE   Russians Submit to the Polish RBaundary Sucaestions.

AEED LIKELY 10 LOSE HIS PLAGE   Fight is Forecasted Over Seat in Convention  ONE OTHER CONTEST   Rival Delegates from Georgia will Present Claims to Democratic National Committee Friday—One Faction for Palmer, Other Led by Hoke Smith and Thomas Watson

Democratic National Committee Meets Friday For Action On Missourian   PALMER LEAVES CAPITAL TODAY; 1S COMING WEST   Senator Carter Glass to Be In San Francisco Wednesday; Edwards Friday

Contest of Supreme Importance Because of Senator's Antagonism Toward Many of Wilson’s Policies.

START GONTEOI  TOUNOEAT REED No A DELEGATE FROM MISSOUR   Senator, Thrown Out By State Convention, Is Restored at Fifth District Coneressional Meeting,   CASE IS REGARDED AS OF MUCH IMPORTANCE   status of Women in the Party Organization Will Be Discussed By National Committee Next Friday.

§ IMPORTANT EADERS SAY   igsouri. Senator, It Was Learned Sunday, “Has Been Restored As Distict Delegate.   UESTION. OF JURISDICTION   oth: Palmer and Smith-Waison Factions Are .. Claiming — the  Georgia Delegation OF 28.   IDITORIUM ACOUSTICS GOOD

ma’ DEN’ KERD A SEAT.   Mieseoert Sesater Faces a (ontest at Ses i raaciece.

SEATING OF REED TO BE CONTESTEL   Missouri Senator’s Antago: nism to Administration Policies Cited   STATUS IS UNCERTAIN   Anti-Saloon League Attacks Gov. Cox of Ohio In Statement

GILBERT RIST OPT. co Sheldon Bik. Greenfield   CHARLES E. SLATE . Farm Tools

ARGUMENTS OF MINERS HEARI   Seek Admission in Evidence of Protiteering Charges.

COAL MINERS CHARGE MONOPOLY   Renew’ ‘Arguments for: Submis: ‘sion’ to - Commission of “Profiteering Points.

MINERS RENEW THEIR ARGUMENT   Plead for Admission of Their Exhibits.

MINERS AGAIN URGE CHARGES BECONSIDERED   Submit Arguments to Anthracit Commission for Their Admission.   MOSTLY -ABOUT MONOPOL)   Declare Matter of Collective Bargaining ts Closely Allied With Charges.

MINE WORKERS ARGUE.   Say Banking House of 7, P, Morgat & Qo. is Predominent Influcnce ae a a ae,

ODE: AGUE FOsT ‘ERS REBELLIONS  Renntior Reed “ive Onnrexsed Peanloa

HOOVER SCORES GOAL INDUSTRY: WORST IN WORLD   Says Righting of This Indus. try is of Enormous Importance

LEGION OUTSPOKEN FOR COMPENSATION   Will Defend Plan to Raise Bonu: Money by Tax Senate Committee Is Told.

AMERICAN LEGICN 10 DEFEND PLAN   Will Not Agree to Delay by Congress.   COMPENSATION SOUGHT,

OKLAHOMA GOES OVER TO REPUBLICAN SIDE  . BY SMALL MAJORIT)   Harding Jumps- Into Lea As More Precincts Make Repart,

WILL SCRUTINIZE _; ARMY PROMOTIONS   Seme Complairits on Promotions Made Under New Army Reorganization Biil

BURNS SAVING MOTHER   Fire Marshal's Report Shows Nine Deaths in Qetober.

NINE FIRE DEATHS  DURING OCTOBER   Eighteen Persons Injured By Flames.

FRECKLES   Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With Othine —Double Strength

Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re move Them With Othine-— on. —— ee

ngPOSAL OF SHIPS   President Wilson Makes Flat Denial in Formal Communication to Senate.   TRANSMITS A COPY OF TENTATIVE UNDERSTANDING   Germany Eventually to be Credited Before Reparations Commission, if Congress Approves, With Any Surplus Valuation in Excess of Tonnage Losses of United States,

INVOLVING FLEET   Wilson Refutes Insinuations Rel ative To Sale of Former German Liners   DEPOSITS RETURNED   Injunction Granted Hearst Holds Up Disposition of 30 Passenger Ships

FLATLY DENIES AGREEMENT WITH GREAT BRITAIN   Mo Deal Between United States and London Regarding Sale of German Liners: He Tells Senators. .

tas Entered Ne Agresment With Brilise Regarding Ex-Garman Liners--Koows of Ne Understanding As To Their Sale by. U. S. Govt,—-Raplias cf Senate Resalstion Sosking Light m  Qenstion--Congress, Courts and Fadwal Agendes Draws aale Cantrovarsy Gver Sale

Committee Recommends That Sale of Hun Liners Be Deferred.   PRESIDENT REPLIES TO SENATE OUERY   Had = Tentative _ Agreement With Lloyd George Made  in Paris, He Writes.

WILSON DECLARES FALSE RUMOR OF TREATY ON BOATS   No Agreement With Britain or Others For Disposal Of Ships.

No Agreement With British On Ships, Wilson Declares   Flatly Denies Understanding With Officials Regarding Sale of Former German Liners—President Gives Out Copy of Tentative Proposal, Reached in Conference at Paris on Plan of Disposal.

PLAINLY DENIES ANY AGREEMEN]   With Britain in Relatior to German Ships   SENDS FORMAL NOTE   resident Tells Senate of Understanding Concerning Compensation for German Tonnage in Excess of Losses if Agreed to by Congress —Nothing as to Disposition.

President Responds to Resolution by Brandegee Adopted by Senate-——Commerce Committee Recommends Passage of Bill Deferring Sale of Vessels.

NO AGREEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING SHIP!   Wilson So Informs Senate in Matter of German Liners for Sale.   Controversy Into Which Congress and Federal Courts Have Been Drawn.

WILSON CLEARS. AIR ~—OWSHP PROPOSAL   Says He. Did Not Enter’ Into Any Agreement With England on Question, ~   THERE iS NO AGREEMENT

EXPENDITURES FOR LUAURIES AE GIN CEGLIN   Government Reports Show Considerable Decrease in Many Classes of Taxes   5,000 DIAMOND CUTTERS ~ MADE IDLE AS RESULT   AVERAGE PAMILY HIASN"T MUCH LEFT WHEN NECESSL. TIES OF LIFE HAVE BEEN PURCHASED,

SEARCH REVEALS A STRANGE STOR’   Money Awaiting Gir Who Does Not Know She Is Widow

SBARGH REVEALS STORY   Ohie Girl Is Widow and Heiress and Dees Not Kaow

Former Mayor of Cincinnati Is Chairman of Government Investigating Body. — Strikers’ Demands Will Not Be Given  Preference.

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD AT WORK   SEVEN OF THE NINE MEM: , BERS AT FIRST MEETING AT CAPITAT,. ®   Wage Demands of Two Million Workers Taken Up Without Any Delay.

DEMANDS OF 2,000,000 RAILROAD MEN ARE UE   New Board Will Not Give Preference tc Claims of the Strikers

Prompt Assemblying of Board Expected to Do Much Toward Ending ‘ Outlaw” Strike.   Entire Wage Question Wil! Be Consid2red As A Whole.

DEMANDS OF STRIKERS NOT TO GET PREFERENCE   Prompt Assemblying of Board Expected to Do Much Toward Ending “ Outlaw’ Strike.   Entire Wage Question Will Be Considered As A Whole.

CONSIDER WAGE   Railroad Labor Board Holds Its First Meeting With. Two Absent.   NAME HUNT ITS CHAIRMAN

NEWLY APPOINTED RAILROAD LABOR BOARD GETS TO WORK IMMEDIATELY   Consider Wage Demands of 2,000,000 Striking Railway Employes of the Country—lIt Is Believed That The Report Assembling of the Board Will Influence Strike—-Many Have Already Returned to Work—Seven Members Present.

READY TO KICK WAY INTO WHITE HOUSE   s One Positive Factor There, Says Morgan

Chief of Bolters Who Rallies All Antis —   Arrives in Chicago and Finds Uproar of Greeting

Conference is Being Held at Cleve land, Ohio ;   (By United Press)

RAILROADS ASK IMMEDIATE HELP   Want to Use Part-of Re . volving Fund to Purchase Freight Cars.

ANIL EXEGUTIVES AGK COMMISSION FOR $125,000 000      Suggest That Amount Be Taken From Revolving Fund for Equipment.

RAIL OWNERS ASK U3, FUNDS 10 BUY NEEDED EQUIPMENT   Suggest to Commission Imme. diate Use of Part of Revolving Fund—Freight Cars Most Urgently Needed.

WOULD RELIEVE FREIGHT JAM   Railways Ask For Funds Fol Purchase of Equipment,   CAR SHORTAGE HELD A MENACE

DEMANDS OF FREIGHT CALL FOR 129 MILLION DOLLARS EXECUTIVES TELL 1 ¢. ¢.   BY THF ASSOCIATED PRESS. SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION CALLING UPON COMMISSION FOR INFORMATION AS TO STEPS TAKEN  "Tre, Fara 4 £7 Fre A TRE UGC kK Ee

IMMEDIATE USE PART REVOLVING FUND URGED   Railroad Executives Sugsest That $125,000,000 to be Set Aside for Purchase of Equipment.

RAILWAY HEADS — "ASK FOR FUNDS  ——   Would Purchase Egipment to Meet Demands

OAD NEED PART Or REVOLUING FUND NON   PUECHASE OF RAILS I8 DESIRED TO AID IN RELIEVING FREIGHT CONGESTION.

MAY BUY FREIGHT ‘CARS   Railway Executives Ask.U. S. Commission to Invest $12,000,000.

NEGRO 1S REANY FOR TRIAL AT FCAT WORTH GRARGED WITH ASSAUL   WAS TWICE SNATCHED FRO  MOBS: HAS CONFESSED HIS GUILT OF CRIME.

ALL READY FOR - NEGRO’S TRIAL   Black Said to Have Con. fessed to Assault on  Little White Girl

TTALTAN-JUGO-SLAY  CLASB   Port of Spalato Is Scene of Strife ; With Italian Soldiers Over  PRPracinniatians.

TREATY OF ALLIANCE REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SIGNED BY TWO GOVERNMENTS.

RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA IK “TREATY AULANCE: PACT IS SIGNED LAST MONTE   Austria Agrees to Remain Neu tral in Any War Against  Soviet Russia   All Soviet F ein tee Austria at Liberty and Will Be Aided to Return  to Russia Now

GREDITS 10 FARAAERS DENIED EXCEPT WHEN ACREAGE 1S REQUEEL   FARMERS ENCOURAGED TO CUT COTTON ACREAGE AND RATSE  YORE FPOODPSTEURFES,

REDUCE ACREAGE TO GET CREDIT   Planting of All Kinds of Food Crops Urged by  Large Concern

VILLAGE OF NEW SALEM BEING RAPIDLY RESTORE!   Illinois Town Where Abraham Lincoln Worked as Grocery Clerk is Being Rebuilt.   LOCATION OF HUTS EXACT

BRYANFLAYS WILSON PLANS   Commoner Says Democratic Party Dafé ‘Nét Gd Before Peonle as Wilson Demands.   SAYS MOVE IS A “CRIME”

BRYAN SOUNDS NOTEQF WARNING   Tells New Yorkers Democrats Cannot ‘Win on Leagne of Nations Platform.

WILSON CALLS LEAGUE MEMBERS INTOSESSION   Will Meet at Geneva on November Fifteenth.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS CALLED   Will Hold First Meeting at Geneva ot November 15 According to Announcement.

WILSON 10 CALL LEAGUE MEETING   President Will Have Assembly Together Early in November, Says State Dept.

WILSON GALLS LEAGUE MEET   FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE © NATIONS ASSEMBLY CALLED POR NOVEMBER 15.   PENEVA PROBABLE. PLACE   ed That the Meeting Will switzerland. =  li Is Expect  Be Held in Geneva  Call Sent co the League’ Secretary.

ALLIED. NATIONS ASK: WILSON [TO CALL LEAGUE, OF ‘NATIONS IN. FIRST. MEETING AT ONCE

First Meeting of League of Nation: Assembly to Be Held in Geneva No vember 15, According to Plan Mad ‘Public by State Department.

MEMBERS - “OF ' LEAGUE” OF. NA. TEONS WILL MEEY AT GENEVA NOVEMBER: 15TH

CALL FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   leseed by President Wilaen. Bat Not Wade Public.

WILSON CALLS FIRST MEETING OF THE LEAGUE   DATE SET FOR NOVEMBER 15.  GENEVA, SWITZERLAND,  MEETING PLACE

LEAGUE OF NATIONS _— MEETS ON NOVEMBER 1   Wilson Climbs Into Limeligh by Issuing Call for First. » - Meeting of League.   SENDS WORD.TO ENGLAND

WILSON CALLS FOR MEETING OF LEAGH   Prosident WH nat Mole Document, Forwarded lo Secretary, Public in the United States,

WILSON ISSUES CALL FOR LEAGUE   Is to Meet in Ganeyn on November 10 It Is Aunounced at the Btate Department.

TAISER PROMISES         ee Refra’n from Political Activities, It I~ Stated.

GARTON CHEVROLET, SPEEDWAY CONTEST WINNER AND MECHANICLAN KILLED 

CHEVROLET AND O'DONNELL KILLED   TWO AUTO RACERS AND MECHANICIAN DIE IN LOS ANGELES RACE.

Reports to State Department Tell of Threatened Battle in Nuevo Leon with Efforts to Prevent Clash   [SANTOS JOINS MIRELES  AGAINST REVOLUTIONISTS   Obregon’s Representative at Piedras Negras Invites Refugees from Mexico to Return with Full Guarantees

NEW REVOLTIN °. : MEXICO, IS RUMOR   one s . Ph ale  Burning..of. Bridges. aind Leating o  =; Paymaster's “Trarm Gringa Ree’: - ports of Fresh Outbaeake, a

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN  } ~MEXICO AGAIN REPORTED T ODAY.   peu Apparently Are Unrelated and of Minor Tmpartanis - According to News Received From Amexjean Officials There. ;        {ERAL SUNA DEAD.      Inaurgent Leader in Tamaulipas: Called By Death,

MEAICO MAY HAVE NEW REVOLUTION   Gcvernments’ Paymaster Train Robbed of $50,000 In Gold and 12 Bridges Reported Burned.

REPORT NEW REVOLUTIO!   Twelve Bridges Said tc Have Been Burned in Mexico Today

INEW MEXICAN OUTBREAK   Burning of Twelve Railroad Bridges Indicates New Revolution.

MEXICO’ DISTURBED BY NEW REVOLTS » ALL OVER   Twelve Bridges Reported to Have Been Burned; Eagle ~ Pass Hears Rumors

NEW REVOLT IN -MEXICO, IS RUMOE   Burning ‘of Bridges and Looting o Paymaster’s. Train Brings Reports of Fresh Outbreaks. :

BANDITS: THREATEN. NEW GOVERNMEN   Burning of Britges and, ‘Trnh Robberies Cause Concern in : Mexico   NEW REVOLT BREWING?   RUDOEFO GONZALES TRADE REBEL FORCES   Outhreak is Reported South ot Mon¢lova — Bandits Steal $50,000 in Gokt Frou Gay ermmnent Paymnster,

WASHINGTON to KEEPING EYE ON CGN AF TROUBLE      General Villa’Reported to Have Signed Armistice With New Government.   BANDIT AGREES TO CEASE HIS ATTACKS   American Observers in Mexice Send to Capital Reports of Rebel Activity.

NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO?   Ewelve Sridges Reported Burned— . Altonso .Gonzalea as Leader of Revolt.

WASHINGTON KEEPING . EYE ON TROUBLE HINT   Ricardo Gonzales. Revolts and Leads from 50 to 200 Men in Raid on Berreterran Mines   FEDERAL FORCES ARE DISPATCHED . FOR ATTACK ON INSURRECTIONISTS

REVOLUTIONARY MOVES — -. IN MEXICO REPORTED   Depariment Officials .are. Carefully Studying What are Considered Minor 3

RUMORS OF NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO CURRENT      Adolfo Gonzales Said to be Head of the New Government

AN ARMISTICE WITH VILLA   But Reports of New Revolutionary Outbursts Accompany Truce Announcement.

REVOLUTION BEGUN AGAIN IN MEXICO   State Department Notified 0! Spread of Movement to Various Sections — Bridges Burned Below Border,

REVOLUTIONS: I ~MENIQO REPORTED   Are of Minor Importance but Are Studied Carefully

eee e eee ee ee DS * LEAGUE EXTENDS THANKS * “ee yO MR .WILSON, .

ENROLLMENT WILL START AT HIGH SCHOOL NEXT MONDAY   EXPECT AN INCREASE   Repair Work Has Been Done During Summer to Put Buildings in Condition

PREPARE TO BEGIN HIGH SCHOOL YEAR   Lock for Last Year’s Attendance of 782:Students to Be- Panam. ‘ed This Year *

WORST STORM IN YEARS SWEEPS SOUTH DAKOTA   Thousands‘of Dellars . Worth of Damgges Caused By. The Heavy Rains.

ROYS AND GIRLS    MORGAN COUNTY PIG CLUB FEEDING CONTESTS BEGINS Soo*

BOYS AND GIRLS =      “MORGAN COUNTY PIG CLUB ‘FEEDING CONTESTS BEGINS SOON

IUHOULG WILL BE OUAVEYED AT ONGE   NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN Tt INCREASE EFFICIENCY IS LAUNCHED.   A SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS   Claim $200,000,000 Needed For Raising Salaries and $2,000,500,000,000 For New Buildings.

To Measure Service Schools Can Give   Nation-Wide Campaign of Wide Scope is Now Un. der Way. 

TWO HUNDRED MINERS KILLED   Explosion ef Pirrdamp te Ceal Digsiege ef Jepeacee isiand.

COAL PARLEY IS BROKEN UP OVER RENT INCREASES   Miners’ Representatives Refuse to Listen to Proposition From Operators.

COAL MINE WAGE SCALE CONFERENCE BREAKS UF   Workers’ Representatives Refuse Listen to Proposal to Increase >. Bent of Homes .

COAL PARLEY BROKE UF   WHEN OPERATORS IN DISTRICT ABOUT FITTSBURGH WANTED TO RAISE MINERS’ RENT.

ROBBERS SEWZE: PEROIAN PRINCE, LFAGHE FRAY   Thrilling Experience Re ported to Session of Aseambly at Geneva.      VOTE ON OFFICERS   Japan Urges Election o _ Viscount Ishii as Vice President.

PRINCE OF PERSIA ROBBED ON WAY TO LEAGUE   Premier Shows Progress of Country Since He’s Head Of Government There

DELEGATES DISCUSS SUCCESS OF LATINS   Work to Complete Organization of League Assembly

COUNCIL'S REPORT I) AGAIN BEFORE LEAGUE AdGEMBLY   Latin Countries Win Nine of Twelve Chairmen in the Elections.

COUNCIL'S REPORT BEFORE ACSEMRLY   Extended Debate Bapected Covering the Eatire Seope of League Activities.

pa LEACUE   Captures 9 Out of. 77 Chairmer and Vice’ Chairmaaships at ~ Geneva Meeting.

LEAGUE VOTES ON F VICE PRESIDENTS   Swiss President is Elected Honovary Head of First Assembly,

REPORT OF COUNCIL  1S BEFORE LEAGUE   Six Vice Presidents to Be - Elected. -.

SIX VIGE PRESIDENTS ~ BE CHOSEN BY COUNCI   Wii Become Members of Execu tive Committee of League of Nations.

RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISH 1S CALLED “GHASTLY FAILURE   Red Cross Commissioner * Returns From Extended Trip Through Noled Soviet Domain,

Bolshevism: Given 6 Months to Run Course in Russia; Failure Proved, Ryan Says

BOLSHEVISM IS GHASTLY FAILURE   Col. Ryan Brings From Nortt Russia Tale of Almost Unbelievable Conditions.   STARVATION 1S NEAR

DE VALERA. OF IRISH REPUBLI   Will Make Application for Formal Recognition Soon of State Depariment.

TEN NATIONALITIES MINGLE IN CITIZENSHIP OF ROUMANIA WITH PEACE AND CONTENTMENT

INCREASE IN BANK DEPOSITS   Gain of Over Four Siiions for the  Fiscal Year Ended in June.

BANK DEPOSITS INCREASE FOUR BILLION TO JUNE 30   Total Resources All Except Federal Reserves Given as $53,079,108,000. Cap ital and Surplus $5,953,983,000,

BABY GETS SPIKER NAME   4 MISS KNOWLES NEARLY BALKED AT. - WEDDING, HOWEVER.   Eaxerness of Hasband to Get Kiss Ina terraupted Ceremony —- To Make Home tn Baltimore, but Not With Child's Father.

SPIKER WEDS GIRL BROTHER WRONGE   CEREMONY MARKED BY UN USUAL TANGLES—GROOM TRIES TO STEAL KISS,

TWO NEGROES TAKEN, BURNED AT THE STAKE   MOG BURNS TO DEATH NEGROES WHO SHOT AND KILLED LANDLORD

TEXAS MOB BURNS “NEGROES AT OTAKI   PAIR WHO. KILLED LANDLORD AXKD SOX REMOVED FROM JAIL AND BURNED.

RESULTS OF BALLOTING   BURN TWO NEGROES AT STAKE   Texans tynch Blacks Accuped of ssa Murdering Two Whites.

NEGROES BURNED AT STAKE      Pet te Death by a Meb in Texas— Ove or Both Believed te Be

TWO NEGROES BURNED OYA MAB IN TEXAS   Srothers are Lynched ‘or Murder at Paris; May Be Wrong Victims.

ENRAGED CITIZENS. BURN TWO NEGROES   Men Were Murderers It Js Alleged; . Posse Makes Quick - Work

BURNED BY MObh IN TEXAS TOWN Confessed Slayers of White Men Are Luneched,

MANY AMUSEMENTS TO ATTRACT VISITORS   Great Interest is Shown in the Auto Section ‘of the q. Exhibition.

Larger Attendance on Second Day Than on Same Day of Last Year   MANY AMUSEMENTS TO ATTRACT VISITORS   Great Interest is Shown in the Auto Section of the Exhibition.

‘OVERALL CLUBS ALL THE RAGE   Popular as Wearing Apparel it ntil Prices Come Down.

STATE OFFICERS — WEAR OVERALLS TO BATTLE HCL   Solons, City Officials, ‘ Lecturers, Musicians Join Cheap Clothes Fraternity   WOMEN WEAR APRONS   OKLAHOMA FORMS STATE-WIDE “DENIM CLUB” TO EXIST TILL CLOTHING DROPS.

SPECTACULAR SUICIDE IN CHICAGO   Pennsy Line Official Hurls Self From Eighth Floor of La Salle St. Building.

DETROIT 01 C0... MAKING PROGRESS   SOLID FORMATION. REACHED’ _ AND. RAPID PROGRESS WILL BE MADE IN THE FUTURE

DETROIT OIL CO. MAKING PROGRESS   SOLID FORMATION REACHED AND RAPID PROGRESS WILL BE MADE IN THE FUTURE

rir ON FINISHING TOLCHES,   Republican Parity Chiefa say Har mooy bixistse On Platform.

DATA ALL IN FOR G. O. P. PLATFORM _ BODY IN SESSION   Liquor, Treaty and Mexican Issues Left  for Further Discussion

G. 0. P. COMMITTEE _ FINISHES COLLECTING  DATAFOR PLATFORM   Spend Two Days Discussing Subjects Covered by ) Report

6. 0. P. PLATFORM BEING. FRAMED BY PARTY LEADERS   FINISHING TOUCHES PUT Td DATA GATHERED BY COM. MITTEE OF 171.   DECLARE HARMONY EXISTS   pee Included in Report Treat on  = Domestic Attar Saleireelys Liquor and Mexico Are  1 Omitted.

REPUBLICANS FINISH TENTATIVE PLATFORM   Complete Harmony Was. Been Ob tained ‘Titular ‘Leaders of Party Declare. .

PLATFORM GATS UF REPUBLICANS IS COMPLETED   Big Start Has Been Made Toward Constructing the Frame Work of Declaration of Princinles. Sav.

UHIEFS TAKE UP PLATFORM DATA   Republicans Putting On Finishing Touches   fo be Considered Including Treaty of Versailles, Mexico and Liquor Question Which Probably will Not be Settled Before Meeting of Convention—21 Subiects Considered

OUD TART FOR 6.0. P, PLATFORN   Committee of 171 Discuss 271 Subjects in Complete Harmony.

pues   Party Leaders in ‘Washington Are. Makirig PHogress—Several issues Not ‘Yet Touched.

Twenty-One Subjects Covered In Preliminary Consideration Of Republican Party Platform

MISS BAYLOR IS GIVEN A PLAGE ON STATE TICKET   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION ADJOURNED  AT 2:30 AFTER NOMINATING A STRONG TICKET---WOMEN PLAYED A PROMINENT PART,

SENATE  REFUSED TO CENSURE ADMIRAL SMS  For His Revelations Before 1 the In  Vote Strictly Along Party Lines  32 to 30

REFUSES 79 CENSURE SIMS   United States Senate Votes 30 to 33 Against Resolution to Punish Admiral for Revelations.

ALLIES DEMAND GERMANY FULFILL TERMS OF PEAGE   THREE NGTES DEALING WITH DISARMAMENT HAVE BEEN SENT TO DELEGATES

DEMANDS OF ALLIES “OF GERMAN NATION   Ternis of Treaty Must Be Carried to  > Army Of. German Republic

JONES ADMITS EIST ER ACTION "IS UNDER WAY      Summons Have Been Served on Professor is Lawyer's Statement

Strong Maids, in Short Skirts, With Braided Hair March in Hundreds, Armed With Rifles to Fizht Nation’s Foe   ‘Bolshevik ‘Army, Which Cap, tured Rovono Fortress, Algo  Seizes Kief-Kovel R. R.;  Enemy Slauehtered, Routed

REDS REACH KLEWAN IN RECENT ADVANCE   POLES ARE WITHDRAWING BE FORE FIERCE DRIVE OF THI OPPOSING CAVALRY FORCE; NEAR ROVNOA.

MANY IMPORTANT CASES ON DOCKET AF SUIPREME PALIRT   Highest Tribunal Of Land T Begin Fall Term Next Week   TO DETERMINE LEVER ACT

IMPORTANT — CASES BEFORE - SUPREME COURT   Over 500 Cases Docket ed for Hearings Before U. 8S. Body, Which Con. venes in Washington on  Next Monday.   TRIALS LISTED

DEMOCRATS LEAD IN VOTE FOR ELECTORS   PARTIAL RETURNS SHOW BIG MAJORITY FOR PARTY IN" THIS STATE,

RETURNS ARE MISSING FROM - MANY COUNTIES   DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL VOTE FROM 197 COUNTIES Is 220,482.

CONSUL.AT EDINBURG RUFUS FLEMING DEAL   WEST LEBANON (IND.) MAN HAL SERVED SINCE 1897—WIDELY KNOWN AS WRITER

AMERICAN CONSUL AT - > “BDINBURGH'IS DEAD   Rufus Fleming, Native of West Lebanon, Ind., Succumbs to Tness'in Scotland.   FORMER NEWSPAPER MAN

‘Sir Hamar Greenwood Telis Com mons of Plans to Destroy Power Houses.   ASQUITH MAKES A SPEECt   (Former Premier Demands Steps 8 Taken for immediate Pacification © the isiand—Home Rule Bill  Faces Test. a

GREENWOOD TELLS OF PLANS TO BLOW UP DOCKS AT LIVERPOOL   Plans Also Included Destruction of Manchester Power House Says Irish Secretary  i   U, S, NEWSPAPERS SCORED IN DEBATE IN COMMON:   Doing Their Best to Hurt Anglo American Friendship

GREENWOOD TELLS OF PLANS TO BLOW UP DOCKS AT LIVERPOOL   : fo. eg =a = Plans Also Included. Destructio: of Manchester Power House  Says Irish Secretary   U, S-NEWSPAPERS SCORED "WW DEBATE IN. COMMONS   Doing Their Best.to Hurt Anglo American Friendship

FOR PROHIBITION VIOLATIONS   Convieted Persons Liable fer Special Tax as Well as Law.

TAX ON BOOTLEGGERS.   Special Thousand Dollar Fine in Bx: cess of- Court Findings,

SAY WAGE BOOST MEANS RUIN   Western Coal Mine Owners Tell Strike Settiement Committee of Their Predicament.

CAN'T STAND WAGE INCREASE   Owners of Western Coal Mines Say Boost Means Ruin.

AEDS REPORTED Gl PREPADING TQ) Ui ATTACK POLAR   1 all if th ae  in Fin puCINE  ; é j Pai’ ital   Committee Mects Tocay to Perfect Organization; Will Probably Cpcn Jan. 1

SOUTHCENTERSEYES ON BANK MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS   PERMANENT ORGANISATION OF FEDERAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION BEING FORMED

Business Men and Farmers Consider Export Bank Plans.   DOZENSTATESREPRESENTED

DODGES ARE SERIOUSLY ILL   Detroit Auto Manufacturers Becom: Sick Following a Feast With Salesmen at New York.

SEE 27 STATES FOR WOMEN SUFFRAG® AMENDMEN?   Five More Are Expected by the Ws man’s Party to Ratify Promptly Active Compaigns Cnducted

FIND WHISKEY MAKING OUTFITS,   Four Men Scized in Raid on Three Hone«.

WET SPOT IN JERSEY   Three Complete Whiskey Mak. ing Outfits Seized.

CONTINUE CONFERENCES   NATORS OF BOTIL PARTIES * DISCUSS TREATY,      Arrangements For Informal Discussions Were Mude By Sen , ator Owens.

PRESIDENT WILSON AND RAIL. ROAD UNION LEADERS AGRERE TO PATE.   At This Meeting the Representatives of the Unions Will Present Their Proposal For General Discussion.

UNION LEADERS TQ MEET WHSGA   Meeting will be Held in Washington on February P? ta Diseuss the   WAGKE CONTROVERSY   Proposal is Made Publie— Special Jeint Commission tg be Avnointed

WILL Met] re. 23 UU  MobUvu MATTER   Representatives of all Brotherhoods to Attend Wage  Parley   THREE PROPOSALS MADE BY PRESIDENT   Wilson's Request for Meet ing Agreed to; Adjustment in Sight

OIL ADVANCES TO $5.90      Independent Ttefiners Offering Hon. uses Above Posted Prices,

When Seep Announced Another 15 Cent Advance in Penna. Crude—The Cabel  ' Grade Advanced 25 Cents.

MEXICO TO BE RECOGNIZED   Secretary Colby Says That Nation Will Be Recognized Very  ones

Department of Justice Neveals Stariling Evidence Gathered In Raids.   Big Drive Against Enemies 0: Government Nets Fortyfive Hundred

MEXICO  CANCELS EXEQUATOR OF WM FENKNS   American Consular Agent for th State Department   This Action Makes Jenkins Person Non Grata to That Government   Custom Doesn’t Permit Protest — Status of Jenkins Not Altered.

A PROTEST OK HIGH PRICES   Citizens of Tampa, .Fla., Piedge  i™ Themselwes Not to Buy.

Midwest’s True Harbinger of Spring Seen in His Advent to Cities of the Central West.

MIGRATORY WORKERS If LARGE NUMBERS BEGIN SPRING PILGRIMAGE   LABORERS COME OUT OF WINTERS RETIREMENT AND GANG ABOLT EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

OHIO FAIR DATES ARE ANNOUNCED   State Board of Agriculture Announces 1920 Exhibitions

SHOT FROM PLANE.   Aviator Who Shot Ducks Pays Fine When Court Decides It Unfair.

Snatch Furs From  Backs of Women         WOMEN OF CHICAGO GOLD COAST LEAVE EXPENSIVE COATS HOME AT NIGHT.

Snatch Furs From  Backs of Womer   WOMEN OF CHICAGO GOLD COAST LEAVE EXPENSIVE COATS HOME AE ONEQHS

GUARANTEE ROOMS FOR ALL STUDENTS   HOUSING COMMITTEE WILI FIND LODGINGS FOR ALL WHO COME   MAKE A NEW CANVASS   Some Cooperative Houses for Wom.  en will Be Opened by Start (of K. U. Year   Appeal Made to People to Meet the Unusual Demand Which Confronts University

HOUSING COMMITTEE ‘WILI FIND LODGINGS FOR ALL WHO COME   MAKE A NEW CANVASS   Some Cooperative Houses for Wom en will Be Opened by Start cof K. U. Year      Appeal Made to People to Mect the Unusual Demand Which Confronts University

IRISH CITY HAS NIGHT OF RIOT;  TOWN SHOT UF   POLICE EXPLODE BOMBS _IN STREETS OF TULLOW AND OPENED FIRE WITH RIFLES.   M'SWEINEY ON HIS 28TH DAY   ‘The British Government is Nov “Standing Pat” on Their Policy Toward Ireland.

WILSON GREETS AMBASSADOR OF _ GREAT BRITAIN   Sir Auckland: Geddes Pre. sents His Credentials at Whiten Lines

GEDDES AT LAST GAINS AUDIENCE AT WHITE HOUSE   British Ambassador Presents Credentials To Wil enmra

WILSON GREETS GEDDES TODAY   New British Ambassador Pre sents Credentials to President.

FOUR POUCHES ARE STOLEN   Registered Mail Sacks Taken From Englewood Union Station-— tTnmeenx ten Bat K eoown.

WILL NOW SPEED UF   CONGRESS ‘HAS. LARGE ACTU 1]      (rest A (Ove      ntof Legisiuion Cx Vail After Election,

WILL NOW PEED UP   CONGRESS HAS LARGE Acct: MULATION OF BUSINESS.   Garett Amount of Legislation Carried Over Until After Election,

SENATE DECLINES TO SECOND PRESIDENT’S WISH FOR A MANDATE OVER ARMENIA’ LAND

MANDATE VOTE IS SET FOR 4 O'CLOCK   Senate Plans to Dispose of Armenian Question This Afternoon; Thomas Leada Ant: Forces.

RAILWAY STRIKE IN ITALY i§ NEAR ITS END   Stvikers Have Reeeded von. Their Vreompresising  Stand—Ahuny  Return fo Work,

BALLOTS CAST BY WOMEN   in. the Coming Presidential Election’ Will Fall Short of —Men’s: Vote’ by. Over 2,500, AAR ; fin *

BALLOTS CAST BY WOMEN   In the Coming Presidential Election Will Fall Short of  Men's Vote by Over 2,500.NNN

TO BE LESS WOMEN - VOTERS THAN MED   ‘Men Will Outnumber Women by More Than Two Millions.

26,883,566 WOMEN ~ ELIGBLE TO VOTE   FIGURES ARE ANNOUNCED AT NATIONAL HEAD. QUARTERS.

MEN ARE IN MAJORITY   WOMEN VOTE OF THE U. §& SMALLER THAN MALES’.   Suffrage Would Give the Ladies 26, 883,566 Ballots—Men Have 29,577,690.

RUSS EMPRESS BURNED ALIVE LETTED SAYS   Royal Courier Tells of Terrible Execution of  Queen and Children

BURNED FORMER EMPRESS RUSSIA AND CHILDREN   Account of Brutal Kill ing of Royal Russian Family

EMPRESS BURNED ALIVE.   Wiferof Russian Czar and: Chil. dren-- Forced Into Fire, ene Z Man Giaims. -

EUSSIAN EMPRESS AND ROVAL CHILDREN WERE BURNED ALIVE 1S THE STATEMENT OF COURIER TH UNEORTUNATEWOMAN

EMPRESS BURNED ALIVE.   Wife of Russian Czar and Chil Gren Forced Into Fire, fan Ciaims. .

TALE OF HORRIBLE DEATH ~ COMES OCT OF RUSSIA.   Family Servant Says Says He Witnessed Barning of Royal Family Aiter the (zar’s Death.

FAMILY OF GZAR ARE BURNED ALIWE   ‘Empress and Children Forc ed Into Flames at Point of Bayonet by Bolsheviki

RUSS EMPRESS ani CHILDREN      Forced Into Blazing Pyre at Point of Bayonet.

ROYAL FAMILY WAS BURNED 10 DEATI   Former Courier to ‘Russian Empress Says Captors Forced Family Into Flames at Point of Bayonets.

RUSSIAN ROYAL FAMILY BURNED   Russian Empress and Chiidren Meet Fearful Fate.   Driven Into Huge Brushwood Fire at Point of Bayonets Near Ekaterinburg.

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA AND HER CHILDREN BURNED ALIVE IS STORY OF FORMER ATTENDANT

RUSS EMPRESS AND CHILDREN BURNED ALIVE   Former Courier Tell: of Horrible Fate of Royalty

BURN CZARINA ALIVE   EMPRESS AND CHILDREN MEE” FEARFUL DEATH.  i. a   Reds Drive Them Into Huge Brush wood Fire After Execution of the Emperor.

SAYS RUSSIAN EMPRESS AND CHILDREN WERE BURNED 10 DEATH APTER EXECUTION OF EMPEROR

RUDO EMPRESS AND CHILDREN BURNED ALIVE   Tragic Death of Royalty I Told Today By Their Courier.   DRIVEN INTO FLAMES BY THE BAYONET   Empress and Son Clasped ir Each Other’s Arms Met Death Together.

DECLARES CZARINA ~ BURNED 10 DEATH   She and Children Forcec Into Flames, Says Courier.

FR RE at gE t : a ay a  AMLERS INTO      ROYAL “COURIER RELATES: DE. ; TAILS OF FATE, OF “EM... - PRESS AND CHILDREN. OM

Eye Witness Says Russian Empress —  and Children Were Burned Alive

RUSS EMPRESS, _ CHILDREN WERE BURNED ALIVE   Former Courier ‘Says Royal Victims Were Forced inte Pyren in Woods at Ekaterinburg.

SMALLPOX HAS BROKEN OUI   Earthquake Districts in , Mexico Suffering from 1 This Epidemic

SMALLPOX EPIDEMIE 18 EARTHQUAKE CISTAIGT OF VERA SRNZ, MEXIA   GOVERNMENT RUSHING PREVEN   TIVE MEASURES FO FORESTALL DISASTROUS PLAGUE,

NCREASE REFUSED BY AMINE OWNERS   Will Not Take Action That Will Reopen Award of U. S. Coal Commission.

MINE OWNERS REFUSE TO GIVE GENERAL RAIS   Price Slump Does Not War rant Wage Boost, Coal Barons Say.

WILL NOT RAISE MINERS’ WAGES   Long Struggle Between Operators and  Workers Ends With _ Declaration

Claim Bank Is  Short $100,006   Bank Kxmniners Estiinaic Less. at ‘Hanever, . Kan, — Ranger, Texas, Bank Clases.

BANK $190,000 SHORT.   President of Hanover, Kas., Institution Cannot Be Found.

- Reported From Sioux Falls.  ‘Rice Acenoiated Press tensed Wire }

LEAGUE PROVES SELF WORKABLE CABLES RICKE)   Machine to Thwart War Is Ready and People Have Begun to Use It.   OF - FIRST SESSIONS

Correspondent Says Geneva Meeting Shows World That Instrument to Thwart Warmakers Is Established; People Begin to Use It; Sums Up Results of Session ©   WORLD GOURT PLAN MODIFIED

[FIUME PROBLEM IS TAKEN UP AT CONFERENCE OF PREMIERS      Meeting is Private With Lloyd George, Nitti, Clemenceav and Foreign Secretaries Present; Su-greme Council Meets.

GERMANY TO BEAR FPEABE OF AL RHINE AREA BOAR   Date for League Meeting Wil  Be Fixed Later, Decision ; i of Supreme Council.   FIUME PROBLEM BEFORE PREMIERS’ PRIVATE MEE]   Alsace Governor, Lloyd George See Georges Clemenceau in Senarate Sessions.

FIUME MATTERS THEME PRIVATE COUNCIL SESSION   Supreme Council Als; Determines Germany Must Pay Expenses.

PREMIERS IN CONFERENCE OVER FIUME   Italy, France, England, Jap. an and U. S. Represented  COUNCIL HOLDS MEET   Decide Germany Should Help Pay Expenses of Rhine High Commission and Occupation Army.

CONFERENCE MAY SETTLE TROUBLE   Premiers Confer With Italians on Question of Fiume   CERMANS MUST PAY

FUME CASE IS THE MAIN TOPIC   Premiers and Allied Statesmen Discuss Problem at Meeting Held Today.

FRENCH AGREE WITH AMERICA AS TO TURKEY   Wilson’s View Regarding Armenia Also Meets With Approval.

AS TO 1 “InKEY   Wilson’s View Regarding Ar menia Also Meets Wit Approval.

FRENCH SAD 0.  AGRE te ATH WT A ne   Bolieve In Large Armenian State an Exputsi on of Yurks From Constantinople.

FRANGE AGREES WITH PRESIDENT   Largest Possible Armenian State Is Desired—Turks Should Be Ousted.

EXPULSION OF TURKS --FROM CONSANTINOPLE : : ~ A HARD NUT TO CRACK

SAY FRENCH AGREE WIT WILSON ON TURKEY   Question Raised as to lov expulsion of Turks Can Be Forced

FRENCH ACCEPT VIEW ON TURKS   Agree With Wilson That Larg__ ést Armenian State Pos sible is Desired.   CERTAIN TROUBLE SEEN

H0000 MCN iN STOCKYARDS AT CHICAGO STRIKE   GRADUAL CLOSING DOWN OF IN DUSTRY INEVITABLE, COMPANY OFFICIALS SAY,

GREAT PAGKERIES CLOSED BY STRIKE   CHICAGO FIRMS BE FORCED ‘Te SUSPEND ENTIRELY EF PP CONTING ES.

‘GOD WON THE WAR BUT DEVIL WON THE PEACE   MeAdco Says People of Americ: However, Will Soon Vindiente  IIIa nies Wal a oe Tae.

SAYS “GOD . WON THE WAR”   But the Devil Seems to Have Won  The Peace

OF AMERICAN AVIATORS HELD BY MEXICANS   Has Been Ordered by the Mexican Government.

IAICAGD. SWITCHER GEGINUNVAUIIUNIEED STRIKE. TODAY, FIFTY. THOUSAND STOCK, ~ YARD EMPLOVEES WILL BE OUT OF WORK

CHICAGO SWITCHMEN BEGIN UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE TODAY; FIFTY THOUSAND. STOCK YARD EMPLOVEES WILL BE QUT OF WORK

60. CHINAMEN KILLED   Mutiny at Treaty -Port Results in Heavy Death Toll,

ean teil salman iala ete eee KIRBY CONCEDES SENATE  NOMINATION TO CARAWAY By the Associated Press

IMPOSSIBLE 10 LOWER STATE TAX FATES BUT THEY GANT G0 HIGHEF   TAXES ALREADY AT CONSTITU. TIONAL LIMIT TOTALING SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS,

NO CHANCE TO RAISE TAX RATE   Present Rate of SeventyFive Cents Is Constitutional Limit

CERTAIN STATUTES ARE OBIECTIVES OF ENERANCHISED ONES   Will Seek Passare of Blanket Enactment Removing All Meas ures That Discriminate.   CONVENTION IS CALLED   “Equal” Is What the Women Mean in Every Sense of Word, According to Miss Paul.

BOTH FACTIONS ABANDON PACT INTO CAMPAIGN   Give Up All Hope of Reaching Agreement and  Decide te Quit   TURN TO LEGISLATION   FINAL VOTE, EXPECTED TO BE EVIPTY FORMALITY, TO COME THIS WEEK

PEM UGHAT IU   Clauses on Monree Doctrine and Keeping Control of -Adl Domestic Questions Carry By Tacreasing Majorities   Phelan, Pituman, Chamberlain and King Vote With Republicans on Adopting Proviso to Shut Out Interference

WRANGEL TUUK 2.000 SOVIETS   Anti- Bolshevik Leader Southern Russia Gains Victory.

WRANGEL’S CAVALRY PUTS REDS TG ROUT   Drive In South Russia Takes Bolsheviki By Surprise; 2,000 Are Prisoners.

WRANGEL TAKE! 9,000 REDS    Wins important Positions—Poles Also Make Gains

AIDS SUFFRAGE CAUSE   President Wilson Injects Himself Into the Fight.   lg Quick to Take Advantage of Situ ation Created by plarding Interview.

WILSON ENTERS FIGHT   PRESIDENT INJECTS HIMSELF INTO SUFFRAGE BATTLE.   Urges Governor Roberts of Tennessee to Call Special Session of the Legislature.

ADMIRAL MAYO _ TAKES. ISSUE . AGAINST SIMS   Defends Awards Made by Secretary Daniels and the Knight Board Before the Senate Committee.   CONTROVERSY NOW ON SENATE FLOOR

Mavo Takes Direct Issue With Sims on Leading Points in Naval Disput

MAYO DISAGREES WITH SIMS IN DISPUTE ON DECORATIONS   Tells Sub-committee There Are Two Points Upon Which He Differs With Admiral in Dispute Over Awards.

MAYO TAKES ISSUE ON SIMS’ CHARGES   DISAGREE ON THE RELATIV: IMPORTANCE OF SEA AND SHORE DUTY.   UPHOLDS SEC. DANIELS   War-Time Commander of U. SS Fleet Also Approves Action of Knight Board on Awards.

ADMIRAL MAYO IN. ROLE OPPOSED 70 VIEWS OF SIM!   Disagrees With Previous” Wiiness ‘In-At Least Two Points—Ser vice Compared.   NOT PRESENTED -AS PROTES]

TAKES ISSUE WITH SIMS.   Mayo Differs With Overseas Naval Leader on Medal Awards Issue.

ADMIRAL MAYO ‘i DIFFERS WITH ADMIRAL SIMS   Merry Tangle Promises to Result From Award  Controversy.  7 —

Nervous Crisis Felt in Nippon when America Gives Warning to Tokic   Occupation Of Saghalin Cannot Be Recognized, Mikado Is Told; California Situation Adds To Anxiety Of People; Newspapers Counsel Public To Keep Cool.

CONCERN OVER a LATIONSOF JAPAN WT 18 cu   Japanese Answer Expected lo Greatly Clarify the Situation   JAPANESE HAVE “NERVOUS CRISIS’   Apprehension Exists in Japan as to Asiatic Investigation

JAPAN IS ALARMED OVER AMERICA'S ATTITUDE   Apprehension Felt on Repor  Of Immigration Inquiry or   Pacific Coast

US. NOT FAVOR JAP QSCUPATICN   Pcints Out to Japan Americal Viewpoint Relating to Russian Territory

JAPAN SEEMS NERVOUS — OVER U. S. RELATIONS   fokio Dispatch Says Communicatior Not Protest But Exposition of American Viewpoint   CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY AND OTHER INCIDENTS RESULT IN APPREHENSION

U.S. SENDS STATEMENT TO JAPANESE   Country Going Through Crisis, Tokio Reports.

United States Objects to Japanese Occupation of North Part of Saghalin Island.   TROUBLE IN CALIFORNIA

JAP OCCUPATION OF SAGHALIN {9 CAUSE OF NOT   NATION IS PASSING THROUGE ‘NERVOUS CRISIS’ OVER OPINION OF U. S.

U. 3, GOVERNMENT PROTESTS GRAB   Occupation ef Sakhalin Islard Results in Note.   JAPS TOLD OF DISAPPROVAL   Washington Tells Tokyo It Does Not Like the Move to Acquire Territory in Russia—Nipponese Are Stirred Up.

JAPS GET NOTE OF PROTEST FROM U.S.  WASHINGTYY sects TO OCCUPATION 10N OF. ISLAND .  TOKIO «IS > “EXCITED      Reported Burning ~ of Japanese Stores in California Published In Tokio

DCCUPATION Ot SAKHALIN, NOT FAVARET BY U.S.   Japanese Take Part of Russian Island to Pay for Massacre   This Note and Other Incidents Cause Much Concern in Nincon Over Relations

JIPINESE NEW SPAPEAS RENEW DISGUSSIONG OF TROUBLE WITH AMERIC   RECENT OCCURRENCES TN) CALL FORNIA TEND TO INCREASE ANTI-AMERICAN SPIRIT.

AMERICAN PROTEST — RECEIVED BY JAPAN   ANSWER ON SAGHALIEN QUESTION 18 EXPECTED TO BE PREPARED SOON.

On Island of - Sagha len. Word; Not: Protest. But Exelanavoa. Nippon Bélief              Mikado’s People Nervo American Score; Mar “Fire Stories ‘Are’ De Washington Eyeing Orient

~~  U.S. PROTESTS — JAPANESE GRAB   Télis Tokyo It Disapproves o' Move to Acquire Territory in Russia.   NIPPONESE ARE STIRRED UP   Newspaper Reports Japs Disturbed by Series of Incidents Leading to Strained Relations With U. S.

JAPS GET NOTE OF PROTEST FROM U.S  WASHINGIWN OB OBJECTS TO OCCUPATION OF ISLAND OF SAGHALIN   TOKIO ‘IS EXCITED   But the Newspapers of the Coun. try Advise the People te Remain Calm   Reported Burning of Japanese Stores in California Published In Tokio

JAPAN IS INFORMED   United States Doesn’t Recognize Her Rights-lo Saghalin Island.

Cannot Recognize Japanese Occupation of Saghalin, ..Washinston Says.   PAPERS RAP AMERICA   Anti - ‘American Sentimen’ Runs High Again Through Islands.

Ss:  JAPANESE GRAB   Telis Tokyo It Disapproves o Move to Acquire Territory in Russia.   NIPPONESE ARE STIRRED UP   !  Newspaper Reports Japs Dieturbed by Series of Incidents Leading to Strained Relations With u. &

UAPAN GETS U, 8. VIEW OW OCCUPATION   Considers It Exposition, Not a Protest.

Situation. in Siberia Is Not Wholly Satisfactory to the United States.   JAPS RESENT OUR ATTITUDE

United States WHHL Not Reeogntze Japan's Occupation of the Island ot Saghalin—Agprehension as to Con .  gresslanul Inquiry,

Tokio Told America Will Not Recognize Occupation § of Saghalin Island — Mikado’s Policy Under Surveillance.

U.S. PROTESTS _ JAP OCCUPANC!   t Se ae ‘ISLAND OF SAGHALIN IS TER} RITORY IN QUESTION.   A ‘NERVOUS - GRIS'S   CONSIDERABLE ANTI- AMER! CAN FEELING EVIDENT.   Japs to Wateh Progress of Con gressional Investigation Into - California.

JAPAN SENDS COMUNICATION   Passing Through Another “Nervous Crisis” ~ Over Relations

JAPANESE ARE NERVOUS: QVER AMERICA'S NOTE  dippers & in . Tokio ‘ideas New Orisis fn Reference "* ~ to California. QUESTION ARISES.OVER . -: SITUATION In SAGHALIN Newspaper in Toltlo Bigs Helter & Protest But Exposition ° of t Viewpoiat f ‘ CHAIRMAN SWOP SWOPE TALES  Committee of Congressmen . Bes lieve Unassimilable Races    QUESTION ARISES.OVER . SITUATION IN SAGHALIN’.   CHAIRMAN SWOPE TALES   Committee of ‘Congressmen . Bes lieve Unassimilable Baces . Should Be Barred. «=~

U.S. PROTESTS AGAINST JAP LAND GRAB   Tells Tokyo It Disapproves o' Move to Acquire Territory in Russia.   NIPPONESE ARE STIRRED UP   Newepaper Reports Japs Dicturbed by Series of incidents Leading to Strained Relations With WU. 58.

U, 5. MESSAGE TO TOKIO DISTURBS   SETS FORTH POSITION REGARDING SAGHALIN OCCUPANCY.  Janan Te Paeanartepd tn ha Paccine

U, 8, PROTESTS  ~~ SAGHALIN DEA!   Detalls of Note Withheld by Japanese Foreign Office,   FEAR CONGRESS INQUIRY   Nippon People Are Going Through Another Crisis of Nerves Regarding Relations With America, ,

JAP NEWSPAPERS BELITTLE NOTE   U. S. Protest Given Ver : Mild Meaning.

MOVE MAY END BASEBALL WAR   Mive Loyal Clubs of American League Wil Meet With In argents.

Johnsonites Agree to Meet Other Twelve Magnates in Chieano.   BASEBALL PEACE {8 NEAR   Adoption of Lasker Plan With Slight Modifications fs Predicted.

PEACE LOOMS = « FOR BASEBALL   Five “Loyal” American League Club Owners to Attend Chicago Meet.   HERMAN ADDRESSED MINORS   Urged Adoption of Lasker Civilian System for Organized Ball.

PEACE IN BASE BALL,   May Be Outeome of New Conference In Chicago.

LEAGUE CLUBS IN PEACE MEE   Five Olubs Loyal to Johnson Wil Meet Eleven New National Clubs,

BIG LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS HOLD PEACE CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO ON FRIDA'

WARCLOUD S LIFTED   Johnson Faction of American League Agrees'to Meet New National League Clubs on Tridoy.   MINORS ARE EXPECTED TO SWING INTO LINE   Peace in Near Future Is Pre. diction of Garry Herrmann First Meeting Well Be In farmal.

Five . ‘of -: the . American League Teams Will Join  New- National Club      THE RE-ORGANIZATION   Judge.  Landis.  Indicates ‘That He Will Accept the Chairmanship

TOVALFIVE' TO. TALK TERMS TO OTHER OWNER'   Ban Johnson Notifies Herrmann of Reorganization Meeting in Chicago Friday   BREAK-UP OF LEAGUES THOUGHT IMPROBABLE   ‘ASKER PLAN WILL BE DIS. CUSSED, WITH INDICATIONS THAT IT WILL BE FINALLY ADOPTED.

SHOE DEALERS’ ASS’N HEAD SEES CRISIS COMING   Urges Narrow Profit In Con yention Address Colum bus

ONE KILLER, MANY HURT IN ATTACIC. ON BARRACKS   Frayvkrart Workinen Lose fort te Gverpower: Military—- bast  Phussia Satisfied,

WILD REACTION IN HUNGARY FATAL 10 MAN}   SOCIALISTS CLAIM PRESENT SIT. CATION IS EVEN WORSE THAN DURING RED TERROR.

WHITE TERROR 15 WORSE THAN RED   SOCTALIST NEWSPAPER SAYS HUNGARIAN PROPLE: ARE SUPFERING

“WHITE” TERROR KILLS 5,000   Hungarian Reactionists Said to Have Arrested Many Thousands of Socialists.

OWA LEADS ALL OTHER STATES   There is One Car ie Every ad PerSons, Nebraska Second,

tOWA HEADS LIST.   ' One Auto to Every 5.6 Persons in ti Hawkeye State,

HARDING LEAVES CAPITAL FOR HIS HOME IN MARTON   Conéludes Visit With: Conferences In Which Leagie” Of Nations  “and Cabinet Selections Were Ll ncley THs atte ct ary   STOPPED “AT WHITE woust

HARDING LEAVES CAPITAL UNTIL MARCH FOURTH   Drops Card at White House on Way to Special Train to Marion.

HARDING AND 6. 0, P. LEADERS CONFER GN TREATY AND CABINE   President-Elect Solicits Advice of Colleagues On Problems of Administration.   CONCLUDES BUSY TWO DAYS   Results of Discussion Are Kept a Close Secret—Goes Home Without Seeing Wilson.

HARDING 11 ARRIVE AT MARION  TODAY   Selection of a Cabinet and Other Problems Are Discussed By Senator With hie Party Associates.   CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE AND LEAVES HIS CARD   Does Not, However, See President Wilson; Patronage Not Mentioned in Conferences. It Is Claimed.

Calls on Senate Members o - All Factions for Advice on League. am

HARDING FROWN PATRONAGE TALK   IPresident- Elect and Mrs. Hardings Leave Washington for  Long Stay:in, Marion

HARDING RETURNS TO MARION HOM   Leaves Personal Cards at White House Before Leaving Washington

LEAGUE OF NATIONS CABINET AND OTHER PROBLEMS STUDIED   President-Elect Concludes His Washington Visit With Succession of Conferences.   CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE ONLY TO LEAVE CARD   Seeks by Direct Personal Conversation to Frame Administrative Policy Behind Which Everyone Can Unite. Wants Suggestions.

SENATOR HARDING DISCUSSES PLACES IN NEXT CABINET   President-Elect Concludes TwoDay Stay in Capital With Brief Stop at White House.

HARDING FINISHED VISIT 10 CAPITAL   Holds Succession of Conferences With Associates.   DOES NOT MEET WILSON

‘HARDING HAS A HOST  OF PARTY VISITORS   PRESIDENT-ELECT A POPULAR MAN AT WASHINGTON.   Conferences Held With Senators and Others Om League of Nations and Possible Cabinet Appointments.

Left His Card at White House 1 Way to Station Yesterday Afternoon.

VISCOUNTESS WOLSELEY DEAD   Widow of Former British Com mander-in-Chief Expired.

TROTSKY'S FRIENDS ~ ARE UNDER ARRES   Caught In Net by New York Police When 58 Persons Were Added to Filis Island  SF Colony.

FAG STIL OM  we Cag PF Hg « Fok G 5 ue RRA ‘ we Oo LP fi he Se 7  FLLIS ISLANT  Pe   Fifty-Eight More Stragglers Are Brought in, Running Total up to 499

MARTEN'S CASE INVESTIGATION IS BEING MADE   SELF-STYLED SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES MAY BE DEPORTED SOON   PROBE MAY PROVE HIS PROPAGANDA CONNECTION   Senatorial Investigation Committee to Be Advised of Findings of Department of Justice Which Seek to Lay Blame for Propaganda on Lenine Follower.

EXAMINING LITERATURE   Self-Styled Ambassador Russian Soviet Re. public Involved

secret Service Men Examine Literature Seized in Raids tc Determine Extent of Marten’s Activities :

Self-Styled Ambassador May Be Involved in the Spread of Soviet Propaganda Here

A BiG DRIVE IN THIRTY THREE CITIES   Against Radical Leaders Whe are Charged With Attempting to Overthrow   AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

MAY IMPLICATE LLA.K. MARTENS IN BED ACTIVIT)   lf Evidence Indicates He Is Implicated He Will Be Deported.

‘AGAINST LAW TO BUY WHISKY   Tables Are Turned Agalnst “Squealer” Who Secures Warrant.

TURNS TABLES ON ‘SQUEALER’   Man Who Sought to Settle Grudge Against Bootlegger Finds Himself in Toils,

Tokyo Delegate to League of Nations Says His Country Cannot Reduce Armaments While America Increases   Committee of Assembly Tells - How Disarmament May Be Accomplished in 3 Stages; Chile to Remain “Member

JAPAN REFUGES —TAGUT ARMIES   Delegation Chief Says His Nation Awaits Action of United States.   ASK AMERICAN DELEGATE

TAX: BILL OF AMERICA IS: MADE PUBLIC   Amount Paid: lato’ Federal Treasury. For Fiscal. Year .OF 1920 Billion and ‘Half More Than For  Previous Twelve Months.   TOTAL: OVER. FIVE » BILLION   _Three-fourths Of All Revenue Re- ceived ‘By Governnient Is From Income) and Profits — Taxes,  Amountine To $3,957,70},000   COMPARATIVE FIGURES SHOWN

Amount to Billion and a Half More Than in Previous Year.   THREE-FOURTHS OF TOTAL   Comes From Income and Porfits Taxes, Which Increased During Year—First Year of Prohibition Showed Net Reduction of More Than Three Hundred Million.

AMERICA'S TAX LEVY SHOWS LARGE GAIN   (anion REVENUE. BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR JS BILLION AND A HALF GREATER.   INCOME TAXES: ARE B16   Year's Expenditures of Internal “ Revenue Bureau Total $27,700,000.

MORE TAXES PAID IN 1920      Uncie Sam’s Bill for Current Fiecai Year Goes Up Billion and a Half.

AMERICAS TAX BILL FOR YEAN BIG INGREASt   Fiscal . Year Ending Jun 30 Shows Gain Of Over Rillian   LIQUOR TAX DOWN   Total Receipts From T« bacco Soar For Last 12 Months.

ENORMOUS BILL FOR 1920 TAXES   About Billion and a Half More Than in 1919   TOTAL $5,408,075,468   Final Figures for Year Contained in Preliminary Report of Commissioner of Internal Revenue—Income and Profits Taxes Make Up About Three-Fourths Total

TAX BILL INCRIASES   Amoant Pald Inio Tretrury Swelled Ay $1,500,000,00,,

GREAT INCREASE IN THE TAX BILL OFTHE COUNTRY   Incomes and Profits Furnish ' Three-fourths of All Revenue.

WAIT ON PEOPLE FOR DECISION   Senators Up in the Air Ove Peace Treaty Now   COMPROMISE NOT IMPOSSIBLE   Leaders Express Their Views on Existing Muddle

G.0.P. AND © LY DIVIDED   LEADERS IN BOTH PARTIES bO NUP AGREE ON LEAGT OE NATIONS         THERE IS STML TALK OF COMPROMISE AMONG SUME OF THE SENATORS .

BOTH PARTIES   ; Thivk Sevatovial MAi- Will . Soon: “Show ‘Whether “ People Fuyor       ws or ¥ ms Stands

SENATORS EXPECT INCREASED MAI   DEMOCRATS APPEAR TO BE IN POSITION OF SUPPORTING BOTH BRYAN AND WILSON

BOTH PARTIES ARE SPLIT ON TREATY   AWAIT PEOPLE’S WORD   SENATE IS EXPECTING MANY. STATEMENTS FROM NATIONS  FOLLOWING WILSON - BRYAN CONTROVERSERY — COM. PROMISE HOPE LOST

COMPROMISE TALK ~ TD SETTLE TREATY STILL CONTINUES   Those Who Want to See Treaty Defeated Surprised at Continuance of Negotiations.   SENATORS ARE CONFUSED   Await Word How People View the Wilson-Bryan Split on Compromises.

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE SPLI   Wilson-Bryan War Presents Problem for ‘Party... Members ‘in Treaty Controversy.  MANY. AGAINST WILSON

BIG BREAKS IN  -@RAIN PRICES   Wheat Declines 9} Cents Ir Chicago.   S DOWN 71-2c INK. 6.   Chicago Corn Broke 5% Cents and Five Cents in Kansas City.

CON NN a at get at Stat Raat See AT a at aS aa  BG BREAKS IN PRICES OF GRAINS

PRICES OF GRAIN’ CRASH DOWNWARD ‘IN TAY! STRADING   Wheat Drops Nearly Ten Cents and Market is Near Demorsaliratinn at Claca

GRAIN PRICES BROKE TODA)   Wheat Dropped 9% Cents : Bushel—Depression Foreign  Exchange Cause.

BIG BREAKS IN GRAIN MARKE1   Wheat Dropped Nine and a Half Cents a Bushel Today

GRAIN PRICES TUMBLE   DEPRESSION OF EXCHANGE AND CLOSE OF FOOD PRODUCTS PLANTS BLAMED.

BREAKS OCCUR IN GRAIN MARKET   Corn, Wheat And Qats Are Included in Heavy Slump On Chicago Market.  Depression Due to Prospects Of Bumper Corn Crop And Cereal Mills Closing.

Heavy DropIn  : the Price of Wheat   Corn And Oats Also Decline Heavily —Due Vo Acute Depression in Sterling Lxchange,

AUOUIAN SITE RG DEMONSTRATIVE   Up for Deportation, The Throw the Courtroom Into Uproar.

COMMUNISTS SURRENDERED.   Radicals Taken in Hayne’s Raid to Be Deported.

REDS ARE FACING DEPORTATION   Eleven Arrested at Chicago Suarrend.  amnmA @0 @he tlawerrmment.

LDEST MINE IN “BIGKNELL FIELD WHHL BE CLOSED   (EASES OPERATION AFTER 3 YEARS’ HOIST—HAS LOW REC‘ORD OF DEATIIS. . ~

OLOEST MINE: IN BICKNELL FIELD WILL BE CLOSED   CRASES OPERATION AFTER 20 VEARS’ HOIST—AAS LOW RECORD OF DEATHS,

FOUR DELEGATES ARE NAMED.   Michigan Men Are Instrugted to Vote Fer Johnson.

WHISKEY ofl” ONVED FROM HIARIALE FATE   Steamer Yarmouth Being Towed Into Port of New York

“Whiskey Ship.” W ith$2,000,000 In Booze Saved   “Black Star’ Liner Reported Sinking Off New York, Expected in Port Soon. .

AGREE ON ADJOURNMENT   ‘Congress Likely .to Dismiss Saturday. —May Changes Pians. ‘

PONGRESG HURRIES TO ADJOURNMENT   Many Members Favor Receas Only However

i _ dl  CONGRESS 1S PROBABLY TO ADJOURN SATURDAY   BUT THERE IS POSSIBILITY THAT AT LAST MOMENT [1 MAY BE NECESSARY TO CON. TINUE THE SESSION.

CONGRESS 10 QUIT WORK ON SATURDAY   Body Will Either Adjourn 0 Take Recess During the Political Convention.

CONGRESS 10 VaTt TODAY ON QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT   Leaders Reach Tentative ‘Agreement to Quit Sine Die Saturday Afternoon.   MANY MEMBERS, HOWEVER, PREFER TAKING RECESS   duly Armenian Mandate Resolution and Conference Reports Are on List of Important Measures Slated for Passage—Committees Are In. structed to Hasten Their Work,

CONGRESS $ PRORARIY TO ADJOURN SATHeRA   RUT THERE 15 POSSIBILITY THAT AY LAST MOMENT [T MAY BE NECESSARY TO CON. TINUE THE SESSION.

 PLAN FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT PROPOSED BY REPUBLICANS OPPOSED BY MANY.

HOUSE DEGIDES 10 ADJOURE SATHRDA   Ten tetive Agreement Mar Be _Changed as Many Prefer ; Canventinn Recess.

AGREE ON ADJOURNMENT   Republican Leaders Decide t End Session of Congress on Saturday,

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN CINE DIE ON SATURIA’   SENATE AND HOUSE LEADERS REACH TENTATIVE AGREF. MENT BU PLANS MAY BEI CHANGED AND REXCESS SUBSTL wr Tey

CONGRESS TO REST ON SATURDAY NEXT   TENTATIVE AGREEMENT For o FINAL ADJOURN MENT.   Pessibility ef Change Beiag Made at taet Mement fer oe Recess and Reeemptieon After the Coa veatiogs.

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN SATURDAY UNDER PLANS   Many Members Indicate Preferences for Recess—Republican Line-up May Be Changed.

CONGRESS EXPECTED TO ADJOURN ON SATURDAY   Many Members, However, Prefer Convention Recess to Sine Die Adjournment

GONGRESo WILL ADJOURN JUNE   Republican Leaders of House and Senate Make Tentative Agreement.

VILNA CAMPAIGN ABANDONED; MAY PRESAGE PEACE   Military Attaches at Riga Say Lithuanian Drive is Halted      TEMPORARY AGREEMENT WITH ENEMY FORCES AT SUWALK'   Action Believed to be Change in Military Attitude

[ee ae RRR ari ane ea eo i ee a (Germany Fails To Carry Out Disarmament Provision:

FAILURE OF HUNS 10 DISARM UNDER TERMS DESCRIBEL   U. S. Summarizes Extent of Germany’s Compliance With Requirements—Will Not Be Represented at Spa.

PRMWAN AHMY 16 Teo mia.   jeonnmiry Mae Prmiled io Comply With Treaty Provisions,

NOT FULFILLING TREATY CLAUSES   U. S. Is Watching Germany Closely Although Not Member of Control Commission   ARMIES NOT REDUCED   Only One Quarter of Guns Germany Agreed to Destroy Are Disposed Of

UNITED oTATES HAS UNOFFIGIAL EYE ON GERMANY   Notices That Army is Not Reduced According to Treaty  Tarme   GENERAL STAFF EXISTS

ROYAL HONORS FOR LATE MAYOR   Honolulw’s Executive Was a Penniless Mule Driver

MLAWA, RAIL CENTER, ON DANZIG LINE, NOW IN HANDS OF SOVIE]   Pole Armistice Delegate: Leave to Meet Reds on Battle Line.

PRESIDENT   MET WITH HIS CABINET TODAY   Members Stated There Was ‘Only General Discussion” of Business.

CABINET MEETS AN HOUR THIS MORNING      General Dincusslon of Railroad Situ ation-—-Prosident Pluascd With Board's Progress,

ASKING CANDIDATES TO GO UPON RECORD   ORGANIZED FARMERS SEXD OUT A QUESTIONNAIRE.   Inctet Wen Seeking Presidentia: Nomination Declare Attitude Teward Agriculture—Sryea Served With One.

EEK ATTITUDE QF CANDIDATES ARALT FARMERS   National Board of Farm Or. . ganizations Sending Questionnaires to All Campaton Leaders.   BRYAN SECURES FIRST . QUESTION ABOUT IDEAS   ‘Collective. Buying, Credit Fa cilities, Tenancy Evil, Con servation Are Included.”

FARMERS TQ PLACE ASPIRANTSON RECORI      Brvan Get. First Questionaire Or His Attitude From National Organization.

BAYAN RECEIVES FARM QUESTIONS   All Presidential Candidates Art Sent Questionnaires by Farmer’s Bureau.

FARMERS SEND QUESTIONNAIRE TO CANDIDATES   To Determine Attitude of Aspirants for Presidency.

Farmer Organization Draws Up Election Questionnaire   Platform Will Be Sent to Presidential Candidates, Requesting “Definite and Clear Replies” to 12 Specific Inquiries as to Views—First Letter to. Bryan, Who Says He is Not a Candidate.

FARMERS’ QUESTIONNAIRE IS READY FOR CANDIDATES   BRYAN GETS’ FIRST—IT IS DESIRED TO KNOW WHERE PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS STAND ON GIVEN MATTERS.

‘ASCOT WEEK IN OLD ENGLAND   Reyalty Teres Oat fer *econd Day nat thon Raa ee _

NEW AUTOPS'  ON DENTON  BUOY PLAN ALL. A.   Woman’s Mystery Order fo: Chloride of Lime New Delevopment

New York Stenographer Ap pears Against Charles Solomon, Ousted Official.   DEFENDENT REFUSES TO AID RECRUITERS   Solomon Denies That He Ever Showed Disrespect to the Flag.

Girl Stenographer © Testifies Against One of Suspended Assemblymen ' = —_

LANDMARK TO BE REMOVED   Warehouse Costing $2. 000,000 Will Be Built in- Its Place

& WwW Bf £4 6  LOCUSTS DESCEND ~*~ ANNUALLY TPON ARGENTINE STATES. NOT SEVEN YEAR TYPE. NEW JERSEY “SKITO”’ Ig OUTDONE THERE COPE On KH KEES

So the People May Know   LIFE AND HEALTH!  US.  POLITICS AND TOLL ABS

So the People May Know   LIFE AND HEALTH! US. POLITICS ANO DOLLARS!

CONVICTED FOR MURDER COMMITTED IN 1909   Kansan’ Was Oflly Arrested Las Year—Killed His Hired Hand.

RUFE KING IS FOUND GUILTY      Convicted of Marder in First Degree at Lwndor. Kas.

WARNS “UNDERWORLD” AGAINST VICE INQUIRY   Aid In Prosecution of Police De tectives Charged With Ex. tortion Is Denied

DARING AVIATOR IN FATAL CRASE   Lieut. Locklear and Aid Killed at Los Angeles.   Glare of Searchlights Belleved to Have Blinded Aviator, Who Was Do. ing “Stunts” at Night.

DAREDEVIL FLYER DIES   LOCKLEAR KILLED AS DECREED BY FILM SCENARIO.   Noted Aviator and Aid, Lieutenant Elliot, Crash to Earth in ‘ Movie Stunt. a

“ SUPERIOR COURT.      ‘ourt Opens for Second Week—Ver: Few Jury Triale Last Week.

HARDING WAMES SPEC ON FROM Pm TOA  On Peace, Foreign Entanglements   On Peace, Foreign Entanglements And Article 10.

Harding Would Keep Out Of  Foreign Wars   Senator Would Have America Free At Home and Free In the World   CALL FOR UNISON NOT RIVALRIES   Farmers and Factory Workers Listen To Ringing Speech At Marion Today

HARDING APPEALS rOR st IN ‘PARP’ T   Senator Addresses Pilgrimage Of Wayne-Co Republicans To His Home   RAPS CLASS AGITATION   “andidate Deelares  Government Is For Mass And Not One Set Alone

HARDING FOR ~ PEACE AT HOME: HE TELLS GUESTS                Republican Nomine Wants Industrial an Social Rest Here Rather Than Dictate Internz  tHannl Daaca   UNION BACKING.

HARDING FOR lo, PAGE —UVER WURLI   Social and Industrial Tranquility in America Is Held Better Than to Court International Strife and Bitterness   Republican Nominee Warns Against Obligations to Aid Europe to Settle Squabbles   at Cost of American Life

PEAGE AT HOME = HARDING BATTLE CRY IN ADDRESS   Senator Delivers Front Porch Oration To Wayne County Men.   RAPS ARTICLE TEN   Would Impose Pledge Of Men and Treasure In Eufopean Wars.

SAXONS TO SAVE THE BABIES   Legislature Decides to Subsidize Mid wives at Rate of 2,000 Marks Each a Year.

SAXONS SUBSIDIZE MIDWIVES   Grant of 2,000 Marks Each Per Year Pacced by L é@aislature.

LEAGUE FORCES CLOSE CONTEST IN MINNESOTE   Townley Organization Assured of One Congressional Nomination

DENVER STREET ~ CAR SERVICES ~ RESUMED TODAY   But the Traffic ts Light’ as‘ Public Seems to. Prepare Jitneys

Refuse Street Car Union Demands’   Tramway Heads Will Not Recognize Union or Take Strik ers Back in Body-~—Settlement Near.

DENVER CAR STRIKE STILL HANGS FIRE   Tramway Company And Strikers Disagree on Union Questions,

Troops Help to Man Cars Until Strike Is Settled    Regular Employes Will Soon Bi   Back on the Job Accorditig to ’ ‘ Predictions .

COMPANY TO PUT STRIKERS ON JOB AS UNIT, BELIEF   ane 7 © F LE ee ee  Sympathy With Men Who Quit; Very Few Using Cars.

DID NOT SHOW MUCH CL   Colored. Aggregation fiom Pern: Tut :Up Poor Article of an!

DID NOT SHOW MUCH CLASs.   Colored Aggregation from Peru Put  Up Poor Article of Rall. 1

SENATOR REED OPPOSES PLAN OR BALLOT ON DECLARING WAR   Missourian Outlines His Ideas for Association of  Nations.   Declares Country Has Given Its Decision Regarding the Versailles League.

SEN, REED ON NATIONS LEAGUI   Declares Referendum or Declaring War Is Im possible.

DEMOCRATIC SENATOR TALKS WITH HARDING. BEFORE GIVING VIEWS   Irreconcilable Declares Prdid ent-Elec Would Break Faith With People If He Aids Governing League

ARMY AND NAVY GRIDIRON GAME   Will Be Fought in New York Tomorrow—Many Notables to Be Present.

PAURIBHTIOMIo! ATTACKS 6. OP. AND DEMOCRATS   “Dry” Convention Opens at Lincoln, Neb., With Thrusts at Both Old Parties   NO DIFFERENCE INTHE  TWO, ASSERTS KEYNOTER   CHAIRMAN SAYS PRESIDENT’ TREATY STAND IS HOLLOW SOUNDING BRASS IN PEO PLE’S EARS,

SCORES  TWO DUD PARTIES   TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF PRONLSITIGN CONVENTION FLAYS BOTH PARTIES,      DECLARES PROHIBITION Pak. TY'S MISSION 1§ NOT ENBPD AN YET.

PROHIBITIONIST NATL CHAIRMAN ATTACKS PARTIES   CALLS HARDING AN “ANTI” AND COX AN OUT AND OUT “WRT

SOVIETS AND POLES AGRE!   BASIS OF ARMISTICE SETTLEMENT NOT LATER THAN OCT. 8 REACHED

REACH TRUCE AT RIGA    RUSSO-POLISH DELEGATES SIGN  AGRELMENT TO END WAR.   Moscow Dispatch Says Russia and Finland Signed Treaty of Peace at Dorpat.

PULTon FORGE GUMPLETE ROUT UF RED TROOPS   REVOLTS BREAKING = OUT   Famine Threatens the Interior of Russia, and Bolshevist Leaders Are Eager for Peace.

POLES-RUSSIANS SIGN ARMISTICE TERNS ON FRIDAY   Polish Eleven Points Declaration Acceptable to Russian ‘Delegates ~   REPORT RUSSIANS DROP MAIN TREATY QUESTION   ‘Details of Peace Agreement Between Bolsheviki, and Poles Known Today ,

DEAT UNREST HUN AMONG THE WORKMEN   Successes of Poles and Gen. Wrangel Make Government’s Po sition Precarious.

 FOR SIGNING “TEARWISTIC   Soviets agd Polish Heads Agree on Peace Pre-’ iiminary®

HEADS OF DELEGATIONS EFFECT TERMS OF PEACE. IN SECRET CONFERENCE

RUSSIA AND POLAND ~ ARE NEARING PEACE   AGREEMENT REAORED TO SIGN UP AN ARMISTICE.   Red Army of Trotsky Deelared Going to Picces and Pesttion of the Soviet Goverument Never So Preesrions.

REDS YIELD TO POLAND   For Armistice by Oct 8   Warsaw s Conditions AS Peace Basis

AAMMOTICE 10 BE SIGNED NOT LATER THAN OCT. 8 MISSION HEADS ANNOUNCE

LAFALLETTE DELEGATES WLA.   Partisans of Senator Successfal Over Governor Philipp.

tARGH RESUMED FOR 20 TRUNK IN MURDER CASE   Detectives Learn Receptacle Was Sent to Birmingham, Then Back to Detroit—To Question Victim’s Relatives

NGLAND WILL KEEP PROMISE TO FRYPTIANS   Lord Milner Draws Up Terms Providing for Freedom

HARDING THROWS TREATY OVERBOARD   Speech of Acceptance Shows Candidate Capitulating to: Hi Johnson   THE ISSUE. IS. GLEAR   Senator Casts Aside Treaty of Versailles anid Calls for New Peace Agreement’:

HARDING MAKES THE LEAGUE ISSUE PLAIN   SENATOR SAYS PLAINLY HE IS AGAINST THE PACT.   Weuld Scrap the Wilson Treaty for Something He Belleves Better— David Lawrence Diasects Aeceptance Speech.

BLANK SPOTS IN MEX PAPERS   Explained by Publishers as Being Where Lottery Ads Appeared

COOLIDGE GIVES OUT STATEMENT ON PONZI BANK   Governor Says He wil Not Approve Banks on Burrell’s List.

AGTION nINTS BAY STATE Chon Uae FOR PRIVATE GAIA   Gov. Coolidge Puts Depository Ban on Banks Advertising Thru the Treasurer.

ANOTHER WEEK OF THE  Great Fall Sale  “The Proof of the Pudding”

‘Great November Sales   New Merchandise at the New Lower Prices 

VIGOROUS ACTION  TAKEN TO STOP. THREATENED WAR   Recognition of Wrangel by French Throws Europe’ Into Turmoil

J). §. SOLDIERS BAD ACTORS   Population of Cherbourg Living ir Terror Following Escape of Yank Convicts From Ships.

BAD ACTORS IN U. S. ARMY   People of Cherbourg Live in Terro Following Yanks’ Escane.

GERMAN SENT TO PRISON   Captain Imhof Charged With Looting French Chateaux.

QUT AFTER HARDING REWARD   Former Socialist Mayor Points Out Inconsistencies in Attitude,

ADMINISTRATION AND ANTI -ADMIUNISTRATION FIGHT ON AT THE STATE MISSISSIPP] CONVENTION

RADICALS ATTACK BAUER REGIME   Government Was in Existence Less Than 24 Hours   SGCIALISTS CLAIM VICTORY   Ebert Supporters Will Punish Von Kann fis Found

ee TTS - RENEWAL IN: BER q             Fall of Chantclldr Bauer’ s Cabinet May Brin other oh  General

GENERAL STRIKE MAY BE RENEWED IN GERMAN)   Possible Renewal Foreseen as : Result of Fall of Chancellor Bauer’s Cabinet.

NEW STRIKE MAY FOLLOW FALL OF _ BERLIN CABINE]   POLITICAL FACTIONS ARK NOT AGREED AND FORMATION OF NEW CABINET TS BEEEICCLT   LABOR CLAIMS VICTORY   Antagonism (to Minister of Pinanes Result, in Cabinet's Overthrow —Disorders Continue in Some artis oof Country

cate Situation as political Parties Fail to Agree   REICHSWEHR FORBIDDEN TO ENTER RHINELAND   ALLIES REFUSE PERMISSION FOR 75,000 TROOPS TO RF STORE ORDER IN er GERMANY,

BAUER CABINET —   MUELLER DOUBTS HIS ABILITS TO FORM A CABINET THAT WILL STICK

OEAMANY AGAIN WAVERS UN BRINK OF CIVIL WAR FULLOWING BAUERS FALL   Holland Orders Troops to Borders to Protect Dutch Lands---Mueller Not Yet in Minister’s Chair Says Report.

PETA CARINE      Chenecilur Baus Calanet  Kesizas Miter Being in stence Ouly +;        wpis-rour Teaurs   COULD NOT STAND ATTACKS QP KADICAL TRADE UNIONS       set Palitical Parties Are Unable to Get Tegether on a Compre wintcer

20B_AN ILLINOIS BANK   Three Bandits Driven to Bay When Farmers Block Roads

FRANCE READY 10 CHECK NEW PARTY   Vote of Confidence in Government is Passed.   CHALLENGE iS ISSUED

FRENCH GOVT IS BACKED IN FIGHT ON ‘REDS   CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES GIVES GOVERNMENT AN OVERWHELMING VOTE OF SUPPORT

MARCEL CACHIN FRENCH DEPUTY EULOGIZES LENINE   Speech Tho Mild Creates Excitement in the  Chamber   GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

FRENCH PATRIOT MEET CHALLENGE OF COMMUNISTS   Government Will Put Down Ail Lawlessness Arising Fram Radical Groups   CHAMBER ‘OF DEPUTIES WILL ASSIST MINISTRY   French Socialist Party Has Split; One Wing Becoming Moscow Advocates

Chamber of Deputies Accepts Challenge  After Gauntlet Is Thrown Down to Government By New Party Formed at Tours; Hot Debate Caused By Extremists’ Leader   WARN AGAINST REVOLUTION

STEEL COMPANY AGAIN RESUMES 12-HOUR SHIF   Will Adopt Pre-War System Anc Pay by Th: Hour

HARDING BACKS FLAG PLAN      President-Elect Indorses Proposa! to Have Stars ard Stripes at Top of Christmas Trees.

HARDING BACKS FLAG PLAN   President-Elect incerees P 1 oe Have Stare. and. Stripes, at Tep, of Christmas’ Trees.

NO CHANGE ANGE AT ALL  Lodge Says: Wo De ‘Democrat ca Be Elected =

TELL OF MONEY RECEIVED FROM NEWBERRY FUNI   Grand Jury Clerk Reads Testimony of Defendants Who Circulated Petitions.   EXPENSE FUNDS NOT SPENT   Says Witnesses Testified t Pocketing Part of Money _ Received.

CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED ‘AY NAY DEPARTMENT FOR DREADNAUGHT ARMAMENT      Work Will Be Done By Midval and Bethlehem Steel Corporalions and Erie Forge Company.

ENTENTE ARRESTS: TURKISH VIZIER   Great Unrest Manifested ir Constantinople in View o The Arrests of Many Nat: ionalists and Several Higt Officials.

MORE TURK LEADERS PLACED UNDER ARREST BY ENTENT!   Allies Continue Rounding-up Process in Effort To Stamp Out the Spirit of Nationalism Which Is Causing Trouble.

ALTOONA FOLKS © ROUT HARDING OUT FOR TALK   Farly This Morning On His Way To Baltimore Meeting   Candidate Appears Without Collar or Tie to Make Talk

LARGE CROWD MET HARDING   Many Women at Depot  to Greet Republican  Candidate

CHURCH MOVEMENT PROSPERS   Conference of County Directors to Tins tiatAa tiaveth ** %_

‘SEPARATE STATE OF CHICAGO  Pelitical ‘Candidate Predicts Big Change (terieas Factiease Agree.

TERRIFIL PAGE  (SET IN ELGIN AUTO ROAD RACE   DePalma Covers First Lap In 6 Minutes And 30 Seconds;  One Man Out.

EIGHT ORIVERS START; FAMOUS BARS ENTERED   Oe Palma Makes First Lap of 8 1-2 Miles in 6 1-2 Minutes   RECCRD-BREAKING  TIME [IS PREDICTED   Fully 60,000 Speed Fans Turn Out to Watch Daring Artoamobilists

 WHIRLWIND START   MADE BY RALPH DEPALMA IN THE ELGIN ROAD RACES TODAY.

DE PALMA LEADING © ELGIN AUTO RACES   Breaks Course Record in Mak. ing Eleventh Lap,

RALPH DE PALMA LEADS IN RAGE   Breaks Previous Records ir Eleventh Lap—Average Speed 78 Miles.

DE PALMA BREAKS RECORD OW EVERY LAP IN ROAD RAGE   Gruelling Track Test at Elgin Gives Star Motor Sprinter Chance to Show Skill.   MAKES EIGHTEENTH LAP AT 81 MILES AN HOUR   Milton Second, Mulford Third and Murphy Fourth on 19th Lap of Fierce Racing.

60,000 PERSONS SEE START OFF OF ELGIN RAC   DePalma Leading Field At The Fifty-Mile Lap   Travels First Eight and One-Halt Miles in 6 1-2 Minutes

QUATE DENMAN DEATH PENALTY   Prosecution of Harry New Ends With Arguments by the Attorneys.

ACCUSED, SHE TOOK POISON   Mother of Eight Was Ignorant « Leniency Recommendation.

A NEW CHARGE.    Baron Brincken, Released from Prisor i May he Deported.

LOGAL BILLS UP IN LEGISLATURE; BOTH HOUSES IN SESSION   $5,000,000 Emergency Educa tional Bill Before Joint Committee.

SUFFRAGISTS WANT TWINS   Ratifienticu of Amendment = By Washington and Delaware aurewdsdt Mean Thirty-six.

SUFFRAGE CHIEFS HOPE FOR TWINS      Expect Favorable Action By Washington And Delaware On Amendment Monday

WOODS FILLED . WITH STRIKER   60,000 LUMBERMEN WALKOUTDEMAND EIGHT HOUR DAY AND NO SUNDAY WORK

35,000 TIMBERMEN QUT ON STRIKE 10 ENFORCE DEMANDS      MANY SAWMILLS AND CAMPS ARE TO) CLOSE DOWN — 18.000 TEXTILE WORK ERS STRIKE

AUSTRIA TO RETURN CTOLEN ARTICLES      Documents, Securities and Objects’ o Art Will Be Returned To Former Occupied Territories.

Gf WATCHED: FIPUT PAPER   U.. S. Officials Trying to Locate Deposed President -. ° Who Is at Large.   Carranza Troops Outnum, bered by Rebels Who Ex*  pect-an Easy Victory,   ESCAPED BY HAIR

UNRECOGNIZED  BY HIS ENEMIES   Meeing President Walked Through Their Ranks to Freedom--Now Making His Way to Isthmus of Tehuantepec.

CARRANZA MADE. ~ ESCAPE ONLY BY WAIR BREADTH   Chopped Oif His Beard and Mustache and Marched Through Cordon of ©  © Loyal and Rebel Troops Viithout   Being Recognized.

MKEAN DECLARES SIMS CHARGES EXAGERATED      TELLS § PO.     FETT WAS A PRE ROUS CHARGE

NEW “ROAST” FOR SIMS   WITNESS DECLARES CHARGES IN. SULT ALL IN NAVY.   Admiral McKean Thinks “London Fog” or “Scotch Mist” Blurred the Commander's Vision.

SIMS’ STATEMENT $0 CALLEG BY M°KEAN   Rear Admiral Thinks Sims Charge ‘Monstrous’

SIMS’ CHARGE INSULTS NAVY, SAYS M’KEAN   Another Rear Admiral Differ: Emphatically With Attitude of Sims Toward Dept.

SIMS CHARGES ARE CALLED MONSTROUS   Rear Admiral McKeen Bitterl; Scores Sims For His Allegations.

DECLARES THAT SIMS’ CHARGES “MONSTROUS”   Said Same Statement By Foreign Nation Would Resented   SIMS CHARGED NAVY DELAYED END OF WAI

Sims’ Charge Delays by Navy Cost 500,000 Lives Is Termed ““Monstrous’:

Rear Admiral Declares Sims’ Charges Sound Like “Diseased  Ego” of Man in Insane Asylum

CONSIDERS SINS CHARGES #9 AN INSULT TO EVERY QFFIGER AND WEN IM NAVY   Characterizes as ''Monstrous’ the Charge That Delays b: Navy Department Prolonged the War Four Months and Cost 500.000 Lives

SAYS NAVY INSULTED   Admiral Sims Is Rapped Before Investigating Committee.   Rear Admiral McKean Thinks “Lon don Fog” or “Scotch Mist” Biurred Critic’s Vision,

SIMS CHARGES ARE AN INSULI   Rear Admiral McKean Says They Are Worthy of 4  Crazy Man.   OFFICERS OF NAVY CANNOT BE BLAMED   '‘Monstrous’’ to Say Neglec Caused Loss of 500,900 Lives.

10 CLOSE HOG !SLAND   Shipyards Unless Disposed 0! by February 1

JAPAN VOLCANO IS VIOLENT   Mount Asamia Bursts Into Explosions, Covering Countryside With Ashes and Lava.

START DELAYED,      Yachts Get Away in Second Race Afe ter Two Hours Delay.  Wy... Paosct*EPr UPI Ae Ee

QUICK WORK BY CENSUS MEN   Rapid Progress Being Made, Says Di. rector—Returns From All Dis tricts Expected by Feb. 15,

MISS SPEER  schol TE, OF BIRDSEVE  Alleged to Have Given Poisoned Can. dy to Her Rival   Alleged to Have Given Poisoned Can. dy to Her Rival   Ia Released from Arrest on $3,000 Bond—Hearing Saturday

TOLEDO SUFFERS HEAVY DAMAGE   Rain Storm Causes Loss O} $100,000 Sunday Night

VET TROOPS  WAGE TERRIFIC WAR ON POLES   Violent Fighting Take Place On Polish Front, Report.   ENEMY IS REPULSED   Russian Dispatch Tells Of Violent Struggle West Of Minsk.

SET GOAL FOR 100 MEMBERS   Tall Cedars of Lebanon Plan Class For October 13

G. 0. P. Nominee Says Best Social Welfare Worker is Man or Woman Who Does Honest Day’s Toil.   FRONT PORCH ADDRESS TO PROFESSIONAL MED   Members of Ohio Dental Association from Columbus and Nearby Towns Motor to Candidate’s Home At, Ma rian.

~ LABOR IS URGED   ‘Best Social Worker Is Mar - Who Does’ Honest Dav’s Toil.   (HARDING STATEMENT   Senator Addresses Group Of Professional Men At Front Porch.

HARDING PRAISES “HONEST TOILERS ~FROW-HIS PORCE   Eulogizes Business As a “Di . vine Impulse to Create, ¢ Savior of Happiness”   WANTS STRONG BODIES

ARMY AIR PILOT WING PULITZER PRIZE AT MINEOLA, L. I   Attains Speed of Three Miles a Minute Thanksgiving Day.

SB SRECER Re bee GF Bee So  AND PLANE WIN  178 Miles 4-H Hour Takes Pulitzer Trophy  Lieut G, G. Mosley First Among 34 Starters   Only One Foreign Built Machine In First Ten

PULITZER TROPHY WON BY MOSLEY   ‘Flies at Speed of Three Miles a Minute.  MAY SET NEW RECORD

AMERICAN PLANE TAKES PULITZER AIR RAGE TROPH\   Lient. C. C. Mostey Average: Close to Three Miles a Minut: in 132 Mile Test.   CLOSE TO RECORD SPEED   COURSE MISMEASURED   First Announce Mosley’s Speed as 188.4 Miles—Later Cut Down te 178 Miles.

HARDING  GOES FISHING TO DATTLE. FOr TAPON  Will Leay for Pana v. 18a at a No   Will Leave for Panama Nov. 18 and Land at Norfolk Dec. 4.

HARDING  GOES FISHING TO DATTLE FOR TARPON  T21*33 "i f,.. kt    Will Leave for Panama Nov. 18 and Land at Norfolk Dec. 4.

SHRINERS CROSSED: THE BURNING SANDS   BIG CLASS OF NOVICES INIT‘TATED IN CEREMONIAL TODAY   PARADE WAS FEATURE   Three Bands in Line Made Musi for Shriners and Submissive Novices   Ceremonial at Haskell Institute This Afterncoon—Banquet at Haskell

BIG CLASS OF NOVICES INIT. ‘(ATED IN CEREMONIAL > TODAY   Three Bands in Line Made Music for Shriners and Submissive Novices   Ceremonial at Haskell Institute This Afterncon—Banquet “nt Hackall

No Strike Called but Men Wil) Quit fudividually if Demands Arc Not Granted   ENION LEARER REQUESTED TQ APPEAL TO WILSON   Men Want Raise of $1.00 Per Day with ‘Rime and a Hall for All Overtime

Maintenance of Way Men Threaten Walk Qut   Unless Their Wage Demands are Ree ognized Leaders Declare Want Temporary Raise of $1.00

RAIL REPAIRMEN WILL QUIT UNLESS DEMANDS ARE ME]   WALKOUT IS PLANNER FOF APRIL 28—OUTLAW STRIKE LEADERS ARE RE. ARRESTED

MAINTENANCE OF * WAY RAILWAY MEN THREATEN TO QUIT   Will Walk Out Individuale ly April 28 if Wages Are : Not Raised, Claim.

BAITISN OFFICIAL fo CHARGED WITH WILFUL MURDER   Coroner's Jury Probing MacCurtain Killing Says LloydGeorge Responsible.   Agitation Against English Rule Continues Throughout South and West Ireland.

GALL LLOYD GEORGE MURDERER IN PROBE OF MECURTAN CASE   Corondr's Verdict Blanes Policy of England for Killing of Cork's Lord Mayor

ACTION MAY BE TAKEN WITHIN WEAR FUTURE   Sentiment Favors Killieg of Clause Objectionable to U. S. is Report from Geneva      ARGENTINA MAY WITHDRAW DELEGATES FROM LEAGUE   Dissatisfied With Rejection of Nation’s Proposals at Thursday Meeting

LEAGUE MAY KILL FAMOUS ARTIGLE   No Surprise If Article Ter Is Voted Out

ARTICLE X WAY  DE DRG? PCD BY LEAGUE RAT WS   DELEGATES EXPECT RESOLUTION TO ELIMINATE 17 FROM THE  LPAGEE COVENANT,

ARTICLE TEN DOks NOT MEAN THAT AT AL   ‘Does Not Guarantee Territorial Inz i tegrity of Members, League  :  : Itself Has Decided   ARGENTINA, IN A HUFF,. MAY REFUSE TO PLAY

LEAGUE MAY GUT ARTICLE A FHUM EAT TF EVEN ANT   Adaption of Resolution Accomplishing This Is Not Unexpected   INVITATION TO U. TO SEND DELEGATE   Wilson to Act Personally Not Officially on Armenia

WOULD DROP __ ARTICLE TEN   Presentstion and Adoption of Resolution Would Occasion No Surprise at Geneva:   Sentiment for Revision of Covenant to Induce America to Jojn -

ARTICLE X MAY BE CUT OFF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ENTIRELY   Delegates to League Assembly Said to Favor tase Proposal — Interpretation Is Cause of Move—Swiss Delegate Would Permit Vararberg to Join Switz erland.

ASSEMBLY areete DECLARE COMMITT RULING SPELLS END   Held That Clause, Source of  So Much Controversy, Does  Not Guarantee Territorial  Integrity of Members.

Sentiment’ Favors © ». Killiag of Clause: Objectionable to U. 5. is Report from.  Coenayva   ARGENTINA MAY WITHDRAW "DELEGATES. FROM LEAGUE   Dissatisfied With Rejection of Nation’s Proposals’ at Thursday Meeting

ARTICLE X MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM COVENANT   Is Held Article Does Not Guarantee  erritortal Integrity

Delegates Do Not Think the MuchDiscussed Paragraph Guarantees Territory of Any Member. —   NOULD CAUSE NO SURPRISE TO SEE CLAUSE DROPPED   Insists All Nations Should Be Admitted  las Members 

ARTICLE TENMAY BE JUNKED. CLAN   Delegates to AsSembly. se That Possibility Since Committee Report.   COSTA RICA IS ADMITTED

ARTICLE 10MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM LEAGUE   Such Action Would Occa. sion No Surprise, According to Word Today.   U. $, CONSULTATIVE MEMBERS BEING URGEL

ARTICLE 10 MAY BE STRICKEN OUT   Resolution Is Expected at End of Present Session of Assembly.

Article Ten May  Be Eliminated        aie ip the League af Nations’ As. sSnbiy of Blinigating: Article ‘Ten Brom the Covenant.

Delegates Declare’ Territorial Integrity Not Guaranteed by Pact.   Puérredon Was Instructes to Demand Passage of Amendments.

CLAIM ARTICLE DOES NOT SERVE PURPOSE IT WAS INTENDED FOR   Argentina Objects to League's Failure to Admit all Sovereign States to Membership  ee es ae   Withdrawal Expected Te  Fdliow Failure of League To Adopt Proposals of South  American Republic. »

Article 10 of Covenant Is  Under Attack   Elimination By the Nation: League Considered Possible

ARTICLE TEN MAY BE ELIMINATED   Plan at Geneva to Cut Out Offensive Paragraph.   MANY MEMBERS FAVOR MOVE   Delegates Said to Approve Proposal— Interpretation of the Clause by the Swiss Delegate Is Cause of Agitation.

ELIMINATION OF “ARTICLE 10 NOE UNEXPECTED   Resolution To That Effect Said To Represent Views of the Majority. 7   COSTA RIA. 1S. VOTED IN   Argeatina May Withdraw From the League if Others - ‘Are Kept Out.

MAY ELIMINATE. ARTICLE TEN   Such Action Would Cause No Surprise.   IN LEAGUE NATIONS CIRCLES   Commfttee Holds Article Does Not Guarantee Territorial Integrity of Members.

ARTICLE 10 MAY GO INTO DISCARB   SENTIMENT OF LEAGUR NA StQNS ASSEMBLY IS INDI =            ACTION. NOT SURPRISE   Agsertions Made ‘Territorial Tntegrity for » Members Not Guaranteed.

SESTIAE, NT AGAINST IT GROW. ING IN GENEVA.   The Republican Conteation In the Camonign About to Receive Stiking Confirmation,

ARTICLE TEN MAY. BE ELIMINATED BY LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Following on Heels of Tem‘pestueus Fight in Amer ican Politics, Wilson’s   Measure May Die   ARGENTINA MAY WITHDRAW SUPPORT   AND -WHILE LASTING PEACE DELEGATES. CONFER,  D'AN;. NUNZIO PROMISES HEAPS.”  OF “RUINS AND CORPSES"!

MAY ELIMINATE ARTICLE TEN IN LEACUE BY-LAWS   ‘DOES NO GUARANTEE   TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY   OF ANY MEMBER OF THE  PEACE PACT, DELEGATES Qa

LEAGUE MAY TAKE OUT ARTICLE TEN   Its Elimination Wovld Octasion Ne Surprise: Costa Reca ts Admrited

NO TERRITORIAL GUARANTEE GIVEN   Under Its Provisions, Majority of Delegates Now Hold   GREECE WILL LOSE PLACE   In League As .Results of Develop~ meats in that Country, Accord_ing.to Views Expressed Today 

ARTICLE TEN MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM LEAGUE  ee ae eer ee   “  PRESENTATION OF SUCH RESOLUTION WOULD OCCASION NO SUR  IS NOT CITARANTEE   Delegates Claim Territorial In teprity of Members Is Not Protected.

ASSEMBLY TO VOTE SOON, IS GENEVA  REPORT   Section Held ‘Objectionable  by Delegates—Argen‘tina May Withdraw.   WANTS ALL NATIONS IN WORLD CONCERY

ARTICLE 10 MAY CO INTO DISCARE   SENTIMENT OF LEAGUE A“ONS ASSEMBLY [S INDICATED.      ; ae Assertions Made ‘Territorial Integrity for New Members Not Guaranteed,

RESOLUTION MAY KILL ARTICLE }   Sentiment Against Section Develops.

LEAGUE MAY ~ ELIMINATE ~—ARIICLETEN   Delegates to League Assembly Said to Favor the Proposal.   Swiss Delegate Would Permit Vorar-. berg to Join Switzerland—Blockade Pian is Adopted—Try to Speed Up Work.

ANNUAL REPORT   Fonntain County's Board of Commis. sioners Muke Their Annual Re. nort To The Taxtavers

ANNUAL REPORT   ‘onntain County’s Board of Commis  sioners Make Their Annual Re. nart Ta Tho Tavhavara

ROBINS OPPOSES PARE TREATY   SPEAKER IN. BEHALF OF. HURAM JOHNSON MAKES LIGHT. or" LEAGUE OF NATIONS °   STANDPATTERS  SQUIRM

SPEAKER IN BEHALF OF HIRAM JOHNSON MAKES LIGHT OF ‘LEAGUE OF NATIONS   STANDPATTERS  SQUIRM

LABOR OF EUROPE WATCHING. ALLIES      Prepares to Prevent Help Being Sent to Poles Against Soviet.   WON’T MOVE AMMUNITION   French, Belgian and_ Italian Organizations Join British in Movement.

ECRUITS ENTER SERVICE AT RATE OF 2,300 A WEEK   cores Of Warships T« Join Fleets Soon On World Cruise.

NAVY RECRUNTING GOES ON wm   Many Are Expected to Sign Up This Month and Ships Now Idle May be Able To Leave for Ocean Voyages in  Short Time. 

MANY REGRUITS — ~~ JOINING NAVY   More Than 2,300 Weekly . Enter Service. —   NUMEROUS VESSELS _ TO RECEIVE CREWS   Full Strength Probable By: March 1.

900 JOINING U, S, NAVY WEEKLY   Ships Soon to Have Full Quota nt Men. Raliaf

NAVY GAINING. MANY RECRUIT:   Officers Believe More Ships Will Go to Sea in Near Future.

NAVY GETTING _ MANY RECRUITS   Thought This Branch of Service Will Be Full Strength Soon

WILL SOON HAVE CREWS FOR SHIPS NOW IN HARBORS   Navy Recruiting Progressing In Manner Satisfactory To Officials.

NAVY RECRUITING COES FORWARD AT RAPIO RATE TWO THOUSAND PER WEE?   SEVERAL VESSELS NOW CARRIED ON PAPER MAY SOON BE ABLE TO PUT TO SEA,

NAVAL RECRUITING HREAKINE RECORDS   2,300 ENLISTMENTS A WEEK NOW BEING MAINTAIN. ED, IT IS STATED.   Battleships, Destroyers, the Eagle Boats and Submersibles Lack Sufficient Crews For Commission,

OHIO REFUSES RATE RAISE   Won’t Permit the Railroads to tn crease the Passenger Tariff 20 Per Cent.

JUST “MERE BAG OF SHELLS”   Ten Tons of Gold Hauled Througt Streets of New York— More to Come.

LONDON BANK CLOSES DOORS   institution With Capital of a Million Pounds Suspends Payments Without Explanations.

LONDON BANK CLOSES   Tnstitution Dealt. Largely With Small Depositors

BOY BEATS ARMY GHESS EXPERTS   Wins 19 Games, Draws One at West Point   Gray-Bearded Officers Are Out-Generaled   Polish Wonder Is Only Hight and a-Half Years

BOY CHESS. WIZARI BEATS BEST WEST POINT STRATEGISTS   Eight-Year-Old Polish Wonder Invincible; Crowds Watch Garnes.

Eight and a Half Year Old Polish Wonder Outgenerals Chess Stars at West Point Military Academy.

CHESS ‘ACE’ EIGHT YEARS OLD   Polish Wonder Plays 18 West Pointers Simulancously Defentivg Each Oe

MLITARY BARRACKS ATTACK: ED BY SINN REINERS AND ONE MAN KILLED.   POLICE HOLD BUILDING   One Wall of the Structure Was Blown Powr.——Barracks at Camleugh Alsea Aiteeked Last Nicht and Several Reported Kilted.

HASKELL PREPARES FOR ANOTHER YEAS       FIRST FORMAL EXERC(S IN CHAPEL TOMORROW AFTERNOON   ENROLLMENT ON NOW      Frank McDonald Will As: Coaching Teams; Is a Former Baker Star

HASKELL PREPARES FOR ANOTHER YEAI      Frank McDonald Will) Assist in Coaching Teams; Is a Former Baker Star

FEIS STORY SOUNDS: rene   iaildork,  Vike,  Stergean Fre  Breoks Trout) doin Atasdies

HEAD CRUSHED BY BLOWS FROM AN IRON WRENCH   Authorities Seek Mar and Woman Reportec Last with Slain Mana  ver,

PHILADELPHIA WS. MURDER MYSTERI      Man Found in Rear. of. Hts Shop With Wounds in His Head and Police Are Search ing for Blond Woman. and Her Camnantan. g

CONDUCT SEARCH FOR BIG RED CAR   Police Trace Movements of Murdered Business Man. Clue in Hagerstown.

MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   uohle te Find Trace of Slayers Renury Pierce, Philndetphia,

PRISONERS IN DUBLIN COURT SHOT BY GUARD   POLICE SEARCH © FOR WOMAN IN MURDER CASE   THREE MEN AR] ARRESTED IN DUBLIN SEIZED ARMS AND TRIED ‘To ESCAPED WHEN KILLED   SULADELPHIAN’S NWEAD iS BEATEN ALMOST SHAPE.  LESS WITH «A MONEY: WRENCH IN HIS OF} yoy. :

PROBE DEATH OF MAN _ MURDERED RY WRENCI   Seek Couple he Took to his Office Saturday Night

MURDER IS VEILEL IN MYSTERY   Manufacturer Slain in Philadel. phia—Found in Office

ABOUT 500 MORE MEN IN BUTTE’S MINES   Chief Effort to Keep the Pumps in Operation

BELIEVE THE COAL CRISIS HAS PASSEL   Commission Vacates Or. ders for Priority.

COAL CRISIS IS NOW OVER   Issues Order Vacating Priority Orders Affecting Preference for Open. Top Cars,

COAL PRIORITY IS CANCELED; _ CRISIS PASSES   Interstate Commerce Com: mission Vacatés. Preferantial Requirements.”

COAL CRISIS PASSE   interstate Commerce Com: mission Vacates_ All Prior ity Orders

The Coal Cirvisia =. *  Has Now Passec   Interstate Commerce Commigston Iss, sual Orders Vacating All’ Priority. Orders on Coal Cars,

COAL CRISIS OVER   AN Priority Orders Vacated by Government Decree.

Commission Recommends Cancellation _Emergency Reccnsigning Rules. ~ “and Charges Affecting Coal:

NEW ORDERS TAKE EFFECT — NEXTMONDAY   INTERSTATE COMMERCE (ODM. MISSION MAKES RULING SETTLING DIFFICULTY   IRISH KILL THREE   British Troops Ambushed and Arms Captured on Way From Fermer—Swedish-American Treat« jes Presented to League

ALL COAL PRIORITY ORDERS -VACATED BY COMMERCE COMMISSION   Order Isaued Today Becomes Effective af Whdnizht Next Swany: (risky Deelared Passed,

COAL CRISIS PAST.   Commerce ‘Commission as Reyoked Priority Order.

SAYS GOAL GRIGIG HAS BEEN PASSED   Commerce Commission Cancels Priority Shipping

WASHINGTON NEWS QUITS   Last Edition Issued Today; igh Cost of Paper Cause.

GOAL STAKE (Scri ATTICA   Conferences Adjourn ‘Negotiations to Be

PROPOSE A PLAN TC ~ PAY BONUS   CONGRESSMAN MFADDEN. SHOWS WAY OUT OF THE BONUS LEGISLATION DIFFICULTY.   WOULD GIVE FOREIGN BONDS   Congresmen Opposing Bonuses to ex Service Men Are Scored by Representatives of the Veterans.

THREE KILLED IN COLORADO WINDSTORNW   Wall of House Falls .on Girl; Father Sees Her Die.

WIND STORM IN COLORADO SNUFFS OUT 3 LIVES AND CAUSES PROPERTY LOSS

COLORADO SWEPT BY WIND   Three Persenms Killed and Heavy Damage Done by Gale—Kansas Has a Deet Storm.

SAND STORMS TURN COLO. DAY INTO DARKNESS   DIRT BIZZARD SWEEPING NORTHERN PART OF STATE—CROP DAMAGE GREAT

The Equinoxial Disturbances Are Ahead Of Time   THREE KILLED IN WINDS TOM   Heavy Property Damage Reaulted from Galee In Colorado. Blizzard Raging in Nebraska,

COLORADO oT ORM MOST DoASTROUE   Three Deaths Attributed te Wind, Which Demoralizes Traffic.

GENERAL STRIKE INN. Y. FERRIES   Immediately to Become Effective and No Ferry Lines Will be Operated Across the Hudson River—Workers to Ouit by 8 P. M. Tonieht.

GENERAL ‘SPRIKE WAY. FERRIS   Immediately to. Become Effective and No. Ferry. Lines ‘Will be Operated Across the Hisdson River—Workers to Ont be 8 PoE Tanight. °

FRIE RAILROAD HAS . STRIKE ON HAND   Workmen On Tugs anc Lighters Dis. Agree Over Quesiions of Werking Hours.  .-

PRESIDENT E. J. JAMES QUITS   University of IHinois Head Had Beéen on a Year’s Leave of Absence.

ALL , MEXICANS © ‘FIND COURTESY. . EASY TO GIVE   None Too Poor to. Afford   —Proves Great Benefit da Olena care

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE IS HELD UP PENDING QUORUM      Prolonged Qvatien. Welcomes. Speaker R.E. ‘Thomason; Defeated Candidate  for Governor’s Nomination

TATE OOLONS Hl otoulll   PEXAS LEGISLATURE TO MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION AT AUSTIN TODAY   The Object of the Session ts to Enact Laws Regulating State Plections Following Ratification of the Federal Sutff Amendment

BARKER THINKS STRIKE FIXEO FOR FEB, 17 WILL BE STOPPED BY WILSON

UENSIONS TRUST IN MR, WILSON.  Barker Thinks. ‘President {en oRound  es sw _ eee

USE AIRPLANES 10 HUNT PRISONERS   Planes Searching Country Aroun Leavenworth for Two Escaped Convicts.

FIGHTING sMlOW AD TORN HOLDS STATES IN GRIF   Denver & Ria Grande Railroad Making Endeavor to Reopen Lines Through Colorado   NEBRASKA’S BLIZZARD CONTINUES UNABATED   Midwestern Country, As Far South As Texas, Feels Effects From Norther

PLAN TO REDUCE ~ TAXES PRESENED ' BY REP, MONDEL!  fie      Congressman Would Pass Part of War Debt to Future Generations.   INTRODUCES A BILL PROVIDING MEASURES   Repeal of Excess Profits Tax Reduce Surtaxes. Refund Victory Loan, Re-enact Protective Tariff.

DESCHINEL TO ASIEN TODAY   Millerand Is Mentioned As Likely~President ~

FIRST BREAK REPORTED IN ‘BUMP’ STRIKE   Kansas City and Chi cago Report Men Returing to Work.

ROCK ISLAND SWITCHMEN, TEI MINAL ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN AT WORK.   Rail Officials Will Absolutely Give Xo Consideration ta Wage Demands and the “Outlan” Strikers,

SUIT TO END WAR OUSTED BY COURT   ATTEMPT TO FORCE PROMULGATION OF PEACE RESOLUTION REJECTED BY JUDGE.

‘Can’t Force Colby Action;  Bill Never In His Hande, { Court Decree:

 a i YAR: PEACE PRTITION IS) DISMISSED. 'Chieare Attorney, Who Filed Appeal,

NO PEACE BY COURT ORDER   Mandamus Fetitien Against Seeretary of State Colby Disminsed, Bet Appeal Taken.

PETITION DISMISSED : MECARTNEY APPEALS   Would Carry Fight fot Promulgation Peace Resolution to Sunreme Court.

PEACE ORDER DENIED   eas  Court Not to Make State De : partment Act

MANDAMUS PREMIER IN HIGH COURT   Petition to Have Colby Promulgate Peace Resolution Will Be Carried to Supreme Body.

PLEADS CAUSE OF MEXICANS   WUcthkediat Bishop Sees No (nuse for  intervention,

CARRANZA LACKS PERSONAL PHASE   Bishop M’Connell Says Thal No Cause for Interventicn Has Been Presented

BlOMOP NOT IN FAVOR OF U. a, INTERVENING IN  MEXICAN MUDDLE   Methodist Divine Says Ne Sufficient Cause for Sucp a Step Has Ever Yet Apneared, in His Opinion,   WOULD WIDEN ABYSS WITH SOUTH AMERICA   ntervention Would Mean a Legacy of Hatred; Missionaries in the Republic Are Doing Excellent Work

METHODIST AGHOP TELLS OF MEXICL          Opposes ntervention,. ; Greasers Should Be Left to Solve -Own  Probicms.: .

WISCONSIN HAS FLU EPIDEMIC   Not of Pneumonia Type, but Regarded as Real Thing.

‘FLU’ EPIDEMIC IN WISCONSIN   Apparently Not of Pneumonia Type, But Is Regarded as the “Real Thing.”

SOPIOIK & WESTERN   Schedule Effective May 30, 1920 LEAVE CIRCLEVILLE  tAsjeac*? MWaiinaA   APPLES FOR SALE.

Executive Branch of the Gov ernment May Ignore Rasommandations.   FALSE HOPES ARE RAISED   Federal Reserve Board Members May Resign if They Are Coerced.

) MATERIAL AID (0 FARMERS FROM ‘CONGRESS ACTION   ‘deral Reserve Board Expecte to Ignore Resolution Passed — By the Senate.      “INION EXPRESSED THAT ‘ FINANCIAL AID, BE GIVE!   th Taken Out ‘of Measure Be : fore It Was Put to * ‘» Unte.   ALE HOPES ARE RAISED ore Ham ‘Than Good Expected to Result, It Is Believed  = “dn Sepital.

“Passage Of Resolutions Promising Farmers ,Aid Would. Raise False Hopes’

National Organization Wil Demand Action Of Congress At Next Session   PASS ON LEGISLATION   ‘Kenyon Meat Bill And French Wool Act Are Endorsed

Charge Made By President Of Farmers’ National  ” Congress.   BLAMES GAMBLERS   Declares Grain Speculators and Captains of Finance Guilty.

SOLONS FACE BUSY WEEK   Legislature Begins Final Week Today—Many Matters Before It

TRAGIC LITTLE ACT IN BRIXTON PRISON   wesw INEY EACH DAY PROFFERED FOOD, BUT REFUSES.   Authorities Trying te Tempt His Craving Witheut Effect—Siloewly Sinking and Believed to Be Near Death.

AUF POLIGE GEASE   GEORGE TO MAKE TERMS.   HE DEMANDS ASSURANCE THAT MURDERS WILL BE STOPPED,

GUARANTEES WANTED BY BRITISH PREMIE!   Lloyd George Promises Release of MacSwiney li Murders of Police Stop

M,SWINEY HOSTAGE  FOR POLICEMEN   Premier Intimates Hunger Striker: Would Be Freed if Murders Ceased.

CAPTIVES FREE IF MURDER OF POLICE GEASE   GEORGE TO MAKE TERMS.   HE DEMANDS ASSURANCE THAT MURDERS WILL BE STOPPED.

PREMIER WOULD RELEASE MAYOR   If Assured Murders of Police Will End   ‘MacSwiney “Fading Away,” Says Chaplain After Visit  ,

OFFERS MACSWINEY FREEDOM   Stop Killings in Ireland !s Price Asked Ue eed by Lloyd Georae.

MacSwiney’s Physical Exhaustion Is Complete; Every London Newspaper Demands Release of Determined Hunger Striker: 

WHLL-LAY DEATH OF MAGSWINEY   British Trades Union Congress Adopt Res olution on Case

Reported Premier Wilt ReLease MacSwiney if Police    men—Murders—~Cease—~—  HUNGER STRIKING MAYOR FADING AWAY   Each Day He Is Tempted With Food by Prison Guards Refuses It.

FREE MACSWINEY IF MURDERS IN IRELAND CEASE   Lloyd George Will Release Mayor of Cork if Guarantees Are Made.

TEMPTERS FAL TO SHAKE MAG SWINE)   CORK MAYOR, ON STRIKE, RE FUSES PROFFERED FOOD AS MARTYR TO CAUSE.

AMERICA LOCKED TO FOR oUGCOR FOR MACSWINE!   Abandoning All Hope of Eng: land Backing Down, Hi: Wife Looks to the Unitec States for Assistance.

AVUSE OWN MONTY.      Penile s WHI Not Accept Marks in yment for Cuads.

GERM ANS REFUSE MARKS.   Want Better Money for What They Sell to Spain.

LARGE INGREAaE TAAABLE INCOME   Returns for 1918 More Than $2,000,000,000 in Excess of Those of 1917.

TAXABLE INCOMES) ~ SHOW AN INGREASE         REPORTS ‘SHOW 67 PERSON: RECEWED-MORE THAN . MILLION Iv 1918, _

SHOWS FEWER RICH   INCOME TAX REPORT SHOWS DECREASE !'! MILLIONAIRES,   Seventy-Four Less Last Year Than in 1917, Washiogton Office R ports,

INCOME RETURNS SHOW HUGE GAIN AVER 1917 TOTAL   Nearly Sixteen Billions In Incomes Reported to ‘Internal ‘ “Revenue Office .   74 MILLION-A-YEAR MEN. FAIL TO MAINTAIN PACE   Largest Tax Returns Accrus From Incomes Ranging From $50,000 to $160,000"

FEWER MILLIONAIRES BUT LARGER. _ NUMBER OF INCOME TAX. PAYERS. AND TAXABLE INCOME IS SHOWN

U. S.INCOME TAX REPORT SHOWS CAI!   Shows Increase ,of $2,272,000, 000 in 1918 Over 1917.   Shows Seventy-Four Fewer Million. aires in the Corresponding Time of Tabulation.

FALLING OFF IN MILLION A YEAR CLASS   74 Less Than Foymer Years Recor Pay Incomes Above One Million Merk.

INCOME TAX. REPORT   Shows Increase of $2,272,000,000 in 1918 Over 1917.   Shows Seventy-Four Fewer Million. aires in the Corresponding Time of Tabulation.

GASOLINE “BURNS  WOMAN   Explosion of Stove Thrawes Flaming Flind Over Mra. Goebel of

Explesion of Steve Throws Flaming Flind Over Mrs. Goebel of Nebraska City.

EYES ON THE JAPS   THEIR INTEREST IN PuILLIDPINES AROUSES SUSPICION.    Belief Is They Hope Eventually to  Acquire the Islands.

EYES ON THE -JAPS   THEIR INTEREST IN PHILIP. PINES AROUSES SUSPICION.         Belies Is They Hope entually to Acquire the Istands.

GERMANS AID DUTCH TO STOP NEW TRAD!   People Overrun Dinxperloo fot Bargains.

Frank Brooke, Wealthy County Gentleman Mur. dered as He Alights From  a en ee   CLOSE FRIEND OF VISCOUNT FRENCH   No Reason Known for Attack Except Close Asso ~ ciation With the Viceroy— Assaifanis Escane.

FRANK BROOKE ASSASSINATED.   Personal Friend Of _ Viscount French’   HIS. ASSAILANT   Escaped—Another Tragedy in Dublin Today

CLOSE FRIEND LORD FRENCH ASSASSINATED   Frank Brooke, Deputy Lieutenant for Count Wichlow, Slain Today.

Transfer of Contro! of Government to National. Council of Defense Considered at Con - ference in Warsaw -

POLISH GOVERNMENT TO. TAKE EXTREME MEASURE   May. Be Placed Under Control o: National Council of Defense . to Check Bolshevik. 

SHOWDOWN AHEAD FAA WML  BRYAN   WAGING BATTLE OF HIS LIFE COMMONER EXPECTS TO DELIVER ADDRESS   McAdoo Demonstration, Largely Spontaneous, Raised the Delegates to Very Zenith Of Excitement.

BRYAN WAGING FICHT OF LIFE AT CONVENTION   FEELING BETWEEN THE COMMONER AND PRESIDENT HAS BEEN INTENSIFIED

BOBBY TURNS UP AT GRANDPAP’S   Country-Wide Search for 5. Year-Old Spoutz Boy Ends Happily.

LAST AMERICAN TROOPS WILL BE AWAY BY APRIL 1:   They Have Been In Russi For r Yeur Aud a Walf And Nobody Knew Why They Were Sent

BLAMES BOARL Fh HIGH SUGAR PRICE   Inside Facts on Failure to Establish Basis Given.   CHICAGO MAN BACKS PALMER   Chairman of Illinois Fair Price Com mission, Member of Wood Executive Committee, Says Attorney  General Not at Fault.

SUGAR PRICE IS LAID TO BOARD   Sprague Bares inside Facts or Failure to Estab ish Basic Price.   SAYS PALMER NOT AT FAULT   Head of lilinois Fair Price Commis sion and Member of Leonard Wood Executive Committee Oecfends Attornty Genera!.

JAPAN ANSWERS AMERICAN NOTE   Reply Goes Thoroughly “Into Japanese Siberian Policy; . Not Made Public Yet.

Japan’s,Reply Té. _ Note of U.S. Receives   The, Note is fi Reply io American - Noto of “Protest. Against Japanese + Occupation of Savhalen Istand,

JAPAN REPLIES 10 — AMERICAN NOTE   Believed Reply Goes Thoroughly Into Whole Question of Japanese Policy In Siberia.

JAPAN REPLIES TO NOTE OF AMERICA GN SAGHALIH   tangthy Dorument Referring to Occupation of Siberian tstamdi to Be Made Public.

JAPAN LNG Ih REPLY TU MUTE ON BIG PROBLEM   ISLAND OF SAGHALIEN IS) NOW BONE OF CONTENTION AMONG DIPLOMATS

JAPS ANSWER NOTE.   State Department Receives Reply te  Deartact Anainsct Oeceunatian.

JAP REPLY TO WILSON'S NOTE      Contents’ of Saghatin Nofo WAI Ba Announced Next. Week

JAPANESE REPLY 10 U. 8. NOTE ON SAGHALIN. NOW AT STATE.DEPARTMENT   Japan's Entire Siberian Policy Comes Under Fire in Recent American: Note of Protest

JAPANESE NOTE WAS DELIVERED TODAY   THOROUGHLY COVERED QUES. TION OF JAPAN'S POLICING OF SIBERIA, ANSWER.  ING PROTEST.

THE BiloolocleP RIVER PAM MGISSIAE   COMMISSION GAVE HARING TO LEVER BOARD OFFICES   HOLD MEETING ABOARN RAT   After the Mecting the Members of Commission and the Ladies Ahoard ssippi Were Taken for

Ic nlooieaIPP AER CORSE   COMAILESSTON TO L        HRB MFP G abAeen Bee   After the Meeting the Menibeis © Commission and the Ladies Aboar: the Mississippi Were ‘Faken for

LABOR LEADER RESIGNS   STRAEN FROM OVERWORK GIVEN AS THE CAUSE.   Presidént: of Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Au nounces Retirement.

BARKER RESIGNS.   I aig Brotherhood Official Quits Position Do x -*) phoatoh,

sma eenene ARTRE oer PEPE ST NRA aR  alk CHILOREN DEAD AND DOZEN INJURED AGRESULT OF FIRE ALARM IN THEATER    Locked Exit Door Of New York Motion Picture House Responsible For Fatalities—Police Conduct An_ Investigation.

FORMER EMPEROR'S ATTEMPT 10 ENTER HUNGARY IS FOILED   Plans to Carry ‘off Coup Fail : When Swisa Consul Recog nizes Ex-Monarch’   COLONEL LEHAR IS... 4 ORIGINATOR OF SCHEME         Supreme Allied W: Councit Dey

WILL: HASTEN: TREATY VOTE      Senste WT . Discuss Versailles Pact Until It is Passed,

nALIFICATION VOTE WITHIN TWO WEEKS [a FORECAST IN SENATE   WATTER SIDETRACKED TODA) BUT WILL BE TAKEN UP 4GAIN AT THURSDAY SESSION,

TO TAKE VOTE ON THE TREATY WITHIN 14 DAYS   Leaders Contemplate Early Vote On Ratification   Will Be Taken Up On Thursday

EXPECT A VOTE ON PEACE PACT INSIDE 2 WEEKS   Senate Leaders Make Their Plans te Start Debate Tomorrow and Con: tinue Until Conclusion on Treaty Js Reached.

WITHIN 14 DAYS   Leaders Contemplate Early Vote On Ratification  erence ce meus etin

LEADE AS PREDICT VOTE ON TREATY WITHIN 2 WEEKS   Pact Comes Up Tomorrow and Lodge Plan for Uninterrupted Consideration Is Expected to Be Approved.

This is What Is Cotitemplated by “. ‘The Senate Leaders Now,   THE _ LINEUP 1S. UNKNOWD   Several Democrais Who -Wan : To End The Long-Drawa-Uut, © Figat Make Proposals.   Washington, Feb. 26.—~A vote Within the next two wteke_oa-rat ification of the treaty of Ver. sailien ts contemplated by senate leaders,

VOTE WITHIN TWO WEEKS   Senaic Leaders Lefer Treaty Work for Pressing Btlls.

ul VOTE S00N “ON PEACE TREATY   SREATY T 0 BE TAKEN UP AND PRESSED TO vor:   NO DEMOCRATIC cauris   Hitchcock Believes Democratic Cau cus to Consider Accepting Repub: Hean Reservations Inedvisable,

PEACE TREATY 18 ATTACKED   Labor Member of Partlament Wants Peace Pact Revised.

TIVE, COUNCIL OF THE ME NERS ‘FEDERATION. TO MEET ‘WITH IRATLROAD UNION: 4          CLAIMS ‘DISSENSION => ~ HALTS RAILROADERS               ) To on fn -Syibpathetic Serike Sunday’ At. Midnight Une * fesse Sduncthing Happens.   Be CHARLES McCIANN.

Lloyd-George Invites Union Ex ecutives to Conference in Attempt to Reach Settlement   serious Situation Arises Among Dock and Transport Workers; Electrical Workers to Vote Monday

“s GE      Railrodders Agree to ‘Post pone Their ‘Sympathetic “  $trike With the   ENGLISH = MINERS   Lloye George Invites Min. -ers and Railroaders to © Hold a Conference

BRITISH RAILWAY STRIKE POSTPONE!   Sympathetic Walkout Scheduled Fo ‘ Midnight Sunday Called Off at Request of Miners.   PREMIER TO MEET, MINERS

GENERAL WALKOUT SET FOR SUNDAY HELD UP PENDING RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS   Miners Urge Rail Men to Stop Sympathetic Demonstration,  While Leaders Confer

BRITISH RAIL STRIKE HAS BEEN POSTPONED   Lloyd George Sends Letter to Miners Inviting Them to Conference,

MINERS GIVE AID   Striking British Coal Miners Ask Railroad Unions to De : lay Strike and Walkout °  . Order Is Held Up.   LLOYD GEORGE WILL  CONFER WITH STRIKERS   Britain Is Hopeful of Speedy Termination of Gigantic Industrial Tie-Up That Is Paralyzine Nation.

Walkout Is Called Off to Permit Another Attempt at Strike Settlement.      VICTORY -FOR MODERATES   Gonservative Branch of Ra Workers’ Union Gaining Upper Hand.

FAMOUS U.S. BIRDMAN KILLS SELF NEAR WIA   Ends Life in ‘Frisco Hotel Wher Efforts at Reconciliation Fail   DECORATED BY FIVE KINGS   But ‘Only a Corward’’ and Seek: “the Sweet Adventure of Death'’

Firms Charged With Having Entered Into Price Agreement Contrary to Law   ‘apers to Be Served on the Poehler Mercantile Co. Keceived by Sheriff

WHOLESALE HOUSES FACE OUSTER SUIT   ATTORNEY GENERAL FILES ACTION AGAINST 38 kK aNCAXS FIRVS   Firms Charged With Having Entered Into Price Agreement Contrary to Law   Mapers to Be Served on the Poeh ler Mereatitile Co. Keceived by Sheriff

BROCE bt DAYS TC AnOWER COMBINE CHARGES   Kansas Attorney General Asks in Suit 38 Wholesale Concerns Be Fined—No Arrests Are Demanded.

THE GROCERY TRUST. SUIT,  Defendant wal  He he Given 20 Days in Which to Answer.

ARRANGING FOR THE ARMISTICE   Russo-Polish Negotiations to End War Started at Minsk Today   Polish People Swear to Protect Capital to the Last Drop of Blood

CITIZENS RUSH TO AD WARSAW   BUT CITY WILL LIKELY FALL TO  BOLSHEVIKS   AANASTICE NEGOTIATIONS ON   But the Russians Will Likely Delay Terms Until the Capital of Paland ie Safely in Their Mande.

WITH BACKS TO WALL. POLES DEFY REDS   SWEAR TQ DEFEND WARSAW WITH LAST DROP OF BLOOD— ON EVE OF BIG BATTLE

HEARD IN WARSAW   Red Army Only Twenty Miles Away Great Mass Meeting Swore to Defend the City to Last Drop of Blood.

100,000 PEOPLE SWORE TO DEFEND WARSAW WITH LAST DROP OF BLOOD   Many Armed Women Were In The Crowd and Inyalided Soldiers Who Were Going Back to Again Take IJn Arme.

WARSAW TOBE HELD T0 VERY LAST CITIZEN   900,000 Loyalists Gather ta Swear  Allegianve to Goverimen,  jn Prying Hom   iWomen Arm to Fight)

REDS 20 MILES FROM WARSAW ~~” BUNS HEARD   People Lost Faith In the Army Ofif. cers and the Government

WARSAW WILL BE DEFENDED TO LAST MAN   People Pledge Alle giance As Gun Growling Grows Louder.

WARSAW CITIZENS — SWEAR TO DEFEND CITY TO DEATH   REDS ARE ONLY TWENTY MILES FROM CITY AND GUNS CAN RF HFARD

National Committee Votes to Wire Gov, Roberts to Call a Special Session of te State  egislature,   CUMMINGS IS NAMED TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   Reed's Case Presented But Not Acted Upon; Many Women On Hand to Take Initial Political Plunge,

JEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE HAS BRIEF SESSION, ACTS 70 AID SUFFRAGE

JEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE Rika BRIEF SESSION, AGTS 70: AlD SUFFRAGE

Dems.’ National Body Ae Tennessee” Matter; Reed -Is Precanted. 7

Lt I ASSIST SUFFRAGE   Senator Jamse Reed Presents Plea to be Seated as One of Missouri’s Delegates

WOMEN MEMBERS WOULD BE O'LENT UN PROHIBITION   Will Recommend Wilson’ Stand on League of Nations be Approved.   COMMITTEE MEETS TO MAKE TEMPORARY ROLL   Vigorous Applause When Chairman Cummings Pro. posed Telegram to Governor of Tennessee Urging Special Session to Ratify Suffrage

Bauer Is Retained as Minister of Agriculture and Cuno ' Finances.   KARL LEGION MAY TRY HAND IF MUELLER FAILS   Holland Increases Her Border Guard to Prevent German Rebels. Crossing,   MUELLER CABINET?

TWO CONVICTS . AT LIBERTY   Guard Was Overpower ed at Ferguson State Farm Tuesday

MOST OF THEM RETURI      OVERPOWER GUARDS AND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRISON. ERS LEAVE FARM,

Desperate Efforts Are Being Made by Republicans to Hold Hoosiers.   ‘ANOTHER ATTACK ON PACT   Candidate Reads Wilson MesSage to Prove Charges Against Leaque.

INDIANA IS SEEN AS BATTLEGROUND   Weight of Harding’s Campaign i: Thrown Into Struggle Today To Help Swing State   BOTH SIDES CLAIMING ‘IT   Republicans Concentrate on Harding and Watson—Nominee Makes Many Indiana Speeches

INDIANAGREAT ~ BATTLEGROUND   Both Republicats and Democrats Clabaing the State. Harding There Tonight.

LEADERS ADMIT DEMOCRATS GAIN IN THE STATI   SENATOR HARDING TODAY  INVADES INDIANA FOR PURPOSE OF SAVING WATSON

HARDING IN INDIANA 10 CAPTURE YOTE   Will Fight Desperately To Take State for G0. P.

CAVALRY EACH HAS COLOR   Morses Are Assigned to Various Troops at Camp Dougias—Y. M. C. A. Popular.

GOVERNMENT IS DEFIED BY j, RAIL STRIKERS   Leader Openly Boasts of Blowing 3 Up Bridge at Minneapolis,   STRIKE SPREADS OVER U. S   Insurgents Hoot Cown Old Chiefs at Meeting Called ty the Conservative Leaders——i. W. W. Man Takes Centro! of Hail,

SHIGAGU oT RIKER DEFY UNGLE SAM   Hundreds at Meeting Say They Are “Bigger Than U. S.”   l. W. W. MEN TAKE CONTROL   One Leader Openly Boasts of Blowing Up Bridge During Strike at Minneapolis — Insurgents Hoot Down Conservatives.

CHICAGO STRIKERS: DEFY THE UNITED STATES      Hundreds of Rail Men at Meeting Shout That They Are Bigger Than the Government.

Leader Openly Boasts of Blowing Up Bridge at Minne. ‘apolis.   STRIKE SPREADS OVER U. S.   Ameurgents Hoot Down Old Chiefs at  Meeting Cailed by the Conservative Leaders—i, W. W. Man Takes Contre! of Hall.

RAIL STRIKERS DEFY THE U. S.   Leader Openly Boasts of Blowing Up Bridge at Minneapolis.   STRIKE SPRESDS OVER U. S.   Insurgents Hoot Down Old Chiefs at Meeting Called by the Conservative Leaders—i. W. W. Man  tA Takes Control! of Hail.

RAIL STRIKERS DEFY THE U. S.   Leader Openly Boasts of Blowing Up Bridge at Minneapolis,   STRIKE SPREADS & ui UL §   insurgents Hoot Down Old Chiefs at Meeting Called by the Conservative Leaders—!, W. W. Man ‘ Faleee Contre] se #4511.

GUILTY ON TWO COUNTS, ACQUITTED ON THREE   Jury Makes Strong Recommendation for Mercy for Dr. Edward A. Rumely.

“THE TROUBLES OF A MERCHANT      SPECIAL PICTURE SHOW TO BE SHOWN IN SPIRIT LAKE MARCH 29th

BUSINESS MEN  TOBANQUET CLERKS   SPECIAL BANQUET AND PIe€. TURE SHOW AT ANTLERS ; ON MGNDAY EVENING 77%

BRITAIN READY FOR QUICK ACTION   3ritish Destroyers Sail to Enforce Blockade on Russia, Report—Hun. gary Offers Troops tc France to Battle ‘Reds.’   LATE ADVICES

NO WORD FROM POWHATAN   Last Message From Disabled Stcam. er Sald 411 Well.

DRYS TO LOOK THEM OVER   Anti-Saloon League Executive Com. mittee Refuses to Indorse or Condemn Old Parties.

GERMANY FACES NEW DANGER   LABOR BODIES DIVIDED OVER RAIL INCREASE   Representatives of Railroad Unions Struggle All Night Over Question.   FAVOR ACCEPTANCE   Leaders Afe Attempting to Get Con certed Action on Compromise Agreement for Referendum Vote.   DRYS TO LOOK THEM OVER   Anti-Saloon League Executive Com mittee Refuses to Indorse or Condemn Old Parties.

HOLY DAY IS CHOSEN   Resolution Declaring Peace to Re Called Before House on Day Sacred to the Prince of Peace,   FINAL DRAFT HAS BEEN APPROVED BY LEADERS   Favorable Report by Foreign Relations Committee Txpected Thursday and Way Will Be Cleared Friday.

rormal Craft Of Document Has Been Prepared: Session hood Friday  PRCONS TITUTONAL-COLBY

WT FAUOA OE AMEWOMENT   Fight Over Platform Stand on Prohibition Puts All Other Issues in Background asDelegates Reach San Francisco. e      COMMITTEE WILL BE “DRY” BUT 2 CONVENTION MAY UPSET REPORT

EASTERN FACTORIES ON SHORT TMG SHIFTS   Several More Go to Five-Day Week: —pennsylvania System Lays oti 1U'uu0d,

BRUTALITY IS CHARGED   AGAINST GUARDS AT STATE FARM BY FORMER INMATE   Talkington Says I. W. W. Spirit Is Displayed By Former Prisoners

THE. STATE FARN   DISCLOSURES SIMILAR TO MAR ION COUNTY JALL SCANDAL.   Investigations to Follow Letter De. seribing Conditions at State Farm.

THE. STATE FARM       SETA: TO MAR. ib SCANDAL.      Fallow Letter NeState

‘HL Scab   Entire Trolley System 1 Paralyzed and Industries Crippled by Walkout.   THOUSANDS APFECTED   Motormen and Conductor: . Report for Duty But Find Power Shut Of.

Chicago Hit By Car Strike This Morning   Tie-Up Comes Unexpectedly; Gity Is Thrown Into Confusion   MAINTENANCE MEN OCCASION TROUBLE   Motormen And Conductors Ready But Electric Power Is Off

STRIKERS TIE UP ALL GAR LINES   WAINTENANCE OF SERVICE EM PLOTES ON CHICAGO SURFACE BOADS QUTT WITH. OUT WARNING.   DEMAND INGREASE IN PAY   Surface Transportation at, a Stand. still With Flevated and Steam Roads Taxed Beyond (apacity.

CHICAGO IS TIED UP BY SUDDEN TROLLY STRIKE   THOUSANDS FORCED TC WALK AND WERE LATE REACHING WORK   ONE YOUNG WOMAN IS DEAD DUE TO STRIKI

SUDDEN STRIKE HITS -GHIGAGO    Maintenance of Service Em.  ployes of Street Car Lines  “Quit Without Warning.   WORKERS UNABLE TO REPORT FOR DUTY   ‘Elevated Lines and Steam Su burban Service Taxed Be  youd Their Canapittv

AWARD BILL If INTRODUCED,   Measure Provides For Appointment of Two Important Boards.

HATIFICATIO! NOPE WANED IN OLNATE GIRGLED   Pact Discussed, But Moré Interest In Wilson's  Reported Threat

WILSON'S. NOTE DELAYS AGTION ON THE TREATY   Reports Say President Ha: Threatened to Withdraw Document From Senate

HOPE OF RATIFICATION __ OF FEACE TREATY WANING   Senators Discuss Likelihood of Wilson Withdrawing Treaty from Senate.

TREATY. CHANCES ~ GROWING SMALL   Senators Interested in Wil: son’s Threat to Withdraw Treaty if Allies Balk.   ACTION MAY BE STAYED

THE PEACE TREATY IS — DISCUSSED   MUCH INTEL WELSON TRE      ST IN REPO MAY WITHDRUY TY FROM NAPE        SENSATORS SKEPTICAL ak. GARDING THIS PART OY THE WILSON NoTe

Hopes of Ratifying Treaty is Waning   Senate Discussed the Treaty, but was More Interested in President's Threat to Withdraw It

SENATORS ARE SHOWING MORE INTEREST IN WILSON'S THREAT TO WITHDRAW THE TREATY

INTEREST IN TREATY 15 GR THE DECLINE   Senate Is Inclined to Await De.  velopments In the Adriatic Tangle Before Showing Its Hand.

RATIFICATION 1S WANING   Senators: Skeptical Concerning Repor ‘President May Withdriw Treaty,

CABRERA WARNED OF CARRANZA’S PLANS   Told in 1914 of Mexican’ Disregard of Yankees,

FORMER AMERICAN CONSUL AT VERA CRUZ IN STARTLING REVELATION TO COMMITTEE

CARPENTIER PLEASED OVER GEMPSEY’S ACQUITTAI   He Says the Verdict Has Removed the Last Obstacle in Way of Their Match,

REPORT CARRANZA -.. TRAIN BESIEGED -_ BY REBEL FORCE   Washington Sui Lacks Word of Carranza’s Fate

VERA CRUZ DISPATCHES SAY CARRANZA FIGHTING WAY TOWARD EAST COAST   HIGH OFFICIALS ACCOMPANYING PRESIDENT IN FLIGHT FROM CAPITAL WERE CAPTURED OR KILLED, OBREGON OFFICIALLY REPORTS.

CARRANZA FLED WITH TREASURY FUNDS, REPORT   Whereabouts of the Mexica President Not Yet Determined Definitely.   REBELS IN MATAMORAS

GARRANZA [a REPORTED I HAVE LOOTED STRONG BOX   President Is Alleged to Have Taken With Him On His Flight 27,000,000 Pesos in Government Funds.   OUSTED RULER’S FATE STILL: IS UNCERTAIN   He Is Reported To Be Fighting Off His Foes Near San Marcos; Cabrera Seems to Have Made His Escape

PROMISE MEXICAN FRIENDSHIP TO U.S   Victors Form Government, to Have Free Elections   Carranza Carried Off $13,500,000Said to Be Fighting Near Coast

FIGHTING OFF el   FEARED CHIEF MAY LOSE ZIFE IN BATTLE   President Fled Capitol When = Opposed by Forze of 46,000 Rebel ‘Troops.

CARRANZA MUCH SOLGHT MAN.   Bet Nothing Official Coefteming Capture or Eecape.

PROGRESS MADE IN MEXIGO'S REVOLT   Political Organization Beinc Formed by New Party.   LUIS CABRERA ESCAPES   Situation of Deposed President Carranza Remains Undefined Addition of Matamoras to List of Rebel Controlled Towns Reported — Villareal to Assume Charge of Place.

Railroad Commission Names Representatives to Aid in Relieving Freight Congestio

OPEGIAL COMMITTEE 10 INSPECT CONGESTION OF FAFIGHT 15 SELECTEL   ONE MAN TO BE LOCATED AT DALLAS AND ANOTHER AT GALVESTON UNDER NEW PLAN,

GERMANS MOBILIZE CRED   New Reiclistag to Be Asked for 3,000, 000 Marks for Emergency Expense

VONDITION OF GREEK KING MORE CRITICAL   Acute Cerebral Crisis Announced By Physicians--Pneumonia Threat Diminishes,

COUNTY ATTORNEY WILL NOT PROSECUTE ALLEGED WOLATORS OF OKLAHOMA LAWS GOVERNING LABOR

WON'T PROSECUTE LOCAL DRUGGISTS   Cotton Says He Will Investigate Working Conditions But Will Proceed Slowly.

KING QUARRELS WITH MOTHER   British Ruler in Dispute With Alexan. dra Regarding Lettings of Royal Holdings.

KING QUARRELS WITH MOTHER   fitish Ruler in. Dispute With Alexan. dra ae Lettings of Royal Holdings.

JAPAN INVADED BY GERMAN MERCHANTS   More Than Sixty Have Gon: To Towns for Purpose of Puttine Wares on Market

REQUIREMENTS OF REGISTRATION   TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER YOU MUST REGISTER   Law Applies To Both Men And Women. Read Carefully the Following.

VOTERS ATTENTION CALLED TO POINTS   Registration, Af Voters Will Require Careful Education Prior To Date Set j   Number Of Questions With Their Answers Are Given To Heip Gur Readers

EXPECT LIVELY LEAGUE DEBATE   SMALL POWERS WANT INFLUENTIAL PART IN WORK   Distinct Lines of Cleavage Seem to be Making Their Appearance at Meeting of Assembly.

MEETING OF COMMITTEES : ODAY      at ame  Several of These Bodies Have Made Good Progress; About to Report.  we

DESIRE TO  BE HEARD   Sinall Nations Anxious to Play Influential Role at “League” Assembty.

LEAGUE DEBATE TQ, COMMENCE SHORTL\   Committee. Meetings":Are - Held Today.

MEMBERS OF LEAGUE WILL HAVE BATTLE   Small Nations Preparing to Fight for Places on Council,

LITTLE NATIONS LINE UP AGAINST GREAT POWERS   Small Countries Determined to Have ‘‘Their Say’’ in League of Nations.   SEEK GREATER VOICE IN LEAGUE'S COUNCIL   Several Nations Advance De cided Views on ‘‘Economic Blockades.’’

SMALLER RATIONS DEMAND RIGHTS   Insist on Naming Four Members of Corncil.

SMALL NATIONS CLAMOR CREATES LEAGUE TROUBLE   Want Same Voice As Bigger Countries; Lines Drawn.

DIFFERENCES CROP UP IN MEETING OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   «Delegates from Small Nations Want Big Voice in Decision of League’s Problems.   ‘COMMITTEE REPORTS TO BE SIGNAL FOR DEBATES   Proceedings of Assembly Now Are Carried on in Various Committee Raoms.

bUE ASSEMBLY HOLDS NO SESSION   Rests While Committee Ex. amine Various Projects and Prepare Reports.

AN WOUD STATE 15 FOR HIM   Hampshire Delegates to Vol for Candidate as Long as He is in the Running,      OCRATS PLEDGE 3 DELEGATES FOR HOOVER

Hoover to Have Three Votes  Johuson Supporter Far Behind  00 Towns Forced by Snow (0 Postpone Voting   Legality of the Delayed Primaries in Doubt

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEM. DELEGATES ARE FOR HOOVER   FEPUBLICANS CHOOSE DELEGATION FOR GENERAL WOOD, WHO WAS BORN THERE

BROOKLYN WILL GETFIRST GAM   National Commission at Re. quest of Cleveland Club Decided to Reverse Action oi Yesterday and Open the Se  res in Rrooklyn.

DATE FOR WORLD’S SERIES CHANGED   First Game to Be Played in Brooklyn October &: Cleveland Manager Asks More Tima

TRST GAME OF WORLD'S SERIES T0 BE PLAYED AT BROOKLYN ON OCTOBER 

START SERIES IN BROOKLYN   National Commission Changes Place at Request of Dunn.

BROOKLYN TO HAVE FIRST THREE GAMES      Four Will Then Be Played a Cleveland or Chicago and Any} Others in Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN GETS Fhe] WORLD'S SERIES GAME IN NEW ARRANGEMEN’   FIRST THREE CONTESTS TO BI PLAYED IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PAR.

BIG SERIES TO OPEN IN EAST;  Brooklyn Gwen First Three Games of  1920 Classic.

BROOKLYN LUCKY CITY   Gets First Game of World : Base Ball-Series—Nation_ al Commifssion Reverses  tte Decision of Yesterday.

WORLD SERIES  TO OPEN IN EAST   Brooklyn Gets First Three Games Opening October 5th   Change Made At Request O Cleveland Club’s President

WORLD SERIES WILI OPEN AT BROOKLYN   National Commission Revises Its Decision at Request of President Dunn—Cleveland, If Pennant Winner, to Get Four Games—Date Unchanged

PLANS CHANGED AND PLAY FIRST GAME BROGKLYN   American League 2 City To Get Second Group of Series.

Series Ober. fe October :  a   If: Cleveland Wing “Pennant: ‘Open: “ing! Game Wal BE ‘On Tne:  dinns’ Grounds”.

NATL COMI'ISSION REVERSES DECISION   Gives Brooklyn Instead of American League City Having Pen nant Winner First Games.

WORLD'S SERIES GAMES   NATIONAL “COMMISH? REVERSES TTS DECISION: THE OPENING GAMES AT BROOKLYN.

4 POLICEMEN ARE FIRED UPON FROM AMBUSH   Police Sargeant Tobin Dend, Coustabl Ready Severely Wounded. Other Two Escape

RISH POLICE ARE AMBUSHET   Party of Four Officers Fired Upor  ' Wear Ballinore, Tipperary; Two o! .Them Wounded and Two Escap: Without Being Injured.

SIGNS HELP GUIDE  TOURISTS TO PARK   hasan apenas ctereommaneeaiemecl  FOLLOWING CITY’S LEAD KlWANIS PUTS UP SOME MARKERS   Chief Reinisch Thanks Oreanizution for Stand on Two Pla‘toon System

SIGNS HELP GUIDE ‘TOURISTS TO PARK   FOLLOWING CITY’S LEAD KL WANIS PUTS UP SOME 7 MARKERS   Chief, Reinisch Thanks Organisation for Stand on Two Pla- ° 1 t001

LABOR 'S STANDPOINT * AFFECT CAMPAIGNS   OF [PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES-QUESTIONAERES USED TO DE.TERMINE CANDIDATES STAND ON LABOR MATTERS.

1 Attitude Toward Industrial Prebi lems of Political Import Is Given Public   Use of Such Force, However, Is Discouraged by Thosze Who Direct Labor’s Cause

LABORS VIEW ON PROBLEMS IN POLITICS   Reply To Questionnaire Submitted ‘By. Advisory Committee - On Policies and Platform Of Re publican Party.   EIGHT HOUR DAY FIRST    Recognition Of Wage Earners’ Right To Organize, Exemption . From Anti-trust . Laws. and tebe Right Demanded..   OPPOSED TO KANSAS LAW

LABUH CUTLINES Ho PRUGHAN IN 920 CAMPAIGK   Committee Replies to Ques: tionnaire Submitted By) Republicans; Views Giver on Industrial Problems.

ATTITUDE OF LABOR ON BIG QUESTIONS STATED   GOMPERS SUBMITS THE LIST OF THINGS ON WHICH THE CAMPAIGN OF UNIONS WILL BE WAGED, DURING THE YEAR

INDUSTRY COURT IS DENOUNCED AS ANTI-AMERICAN   Politicians Take Re port as Labor’s Policy in Campaign

LABOR’'S DEMANDS SET FORTH,   Pinttorm On Which tt Will Kater Political Campaign.

A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.   Are Easily Parted As. Again Illustrated: Here,

HVE THOUSAND URAFT DODGERS  ARE CONVICTED   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE MAKES SPLENDID HEADWAY PROSE. CUTING SLACKERS,

Most of Those Convictec Were Evaders of the Draft Law—Sentences Range From Thirty Days to One Year in Prison.

GHASE AFTER DRAFT , ° EVAIERS GOING 1   Five Thousand Have Been Convicted and Thirty Thousand Cases Remain on List,   WANY FOUND ENLISTED

DRAFT EVADERS  ARE SFRTENCED   FIVE THOUSAND MUST SERVE TIME OF FROM THIRTY DAYS TO ONE-YEAR.

S000 EVADERG Ot ORAFT PUNISHED WLS COURT:   Many. . Listed. as: Slackers. Are Found to-Have-Enlisted Without Board’s: Knowledge. - ™

.. EVADERS   Convicted. Out of 275,000 Cases" Investigated--Large "Number. af vases Ket" to . be Looked

CONVICT 5,000 DRAFT EVADERS SINCE DRIV   Justice Department Investi gates 275,000,

5,000 EVADERS Ot DRAFT GONVICTEL   30,000 Cases Remain to Be In. vestigated; Rapid Progress Beine Made. .

FIVE THOUSAND DRAFT EVADERS CONVICTED   Three Thousand Cases Remain to Be Investigated, According to Report—Ranid Pracrace

9,000 SLACKERS SENT TO PRISON   Department of Justice Reports 276,000. Cases of Delinquents Investigated.   PROBE FALSE QUESTIONNAIRES   Careful Attention Was Given to False ‘ Returna as Well as Wealthy Men Bought Farms and Obtained Deferred Classification.

MANY COWARDS CAUGIET Five  Thousaud Dratt Evader Have Been Convietid ,

5,000 DODGERS OF DRAFT LAW HAVE BEEN CONVICTED   REPORTS ARE COMPILED BY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

30,000 EVASION CASES STILL OPEN   Department of Justice Claims 5000 Men Convicted, But Large Number Not Yet Brought In   IREPORT 318,314 DELINQUENTS

DRAFT EVADERS ARE PUNISHED   Five Thousand Have Been Convicted in the Federal Courts

JEWELS MISSING; ~~ -FMPLOYE SOUGHT   Mystery Thrown Around Robbery at Home of Wealthy New York Society Woman.

Servant Sought For Jewel Theft   Police On Watch For Forme Employe of Mrs. Hamilton Fish and $75,000 Jewels   BELIEVED TO BE NOTORIOUS CONVICT

DUBUQUE FOLKS ENJOY WALKING RESULT OF STRIKI   Street Car Men Go Out When an. fucrease of 26 Cents an Hour Is Not Granted

STREET RAILMEN DEMAND NINETEEN GENT GREASE ~~ TASHLARIS IMMEDIATELY   Lines Made $80,000 Clear in 1919, According to Audit of Books and Workers Demand Share By Raise.

DUBUQUE FOLKS ENJOY WALKING RESULT OF STRIKI      Street Car Men Go Out When an In.  crease of 20 Cents an Hour  -1s Not Graziied

ape TED UP ~ BY EAR STRIK   Street Car Men Want Raise from .4 to. 60 Cents an Hour—City. © Is W: aling

UNWILLING CANDIDATE   BUT CONFIDENT. SEN. HARDING ‘OUNCES HIMSELF.      Ohio Solon Expresses Belief That Hc Shall Be Repablican Ticket Leader This Fall.

RATHER UNWILLING BUT CONFIDENT CANDIDATE   Senator Harding Says Country Has Always Turned to Republican Party in Time of Peril.

HARDING IS CONFIDENT,   Senater Says He is “Rather Unwilling” Cnundidate for President.

“BLOCK PLAN OF PEACE TREAT   Group Headed By Johnson And Borah Serve Notice They Will Positively Not Agree To Modifying Res ervations   LODGE CALLS COUNCIL FOR A CONSULTATIO}   Will Consider Situation Whick Threatens and Endeavor tc Plan Ways To Bring Repub licans Together

NO COMPROMISE      BI-PARTISAN COMMITTEE ON PEACE TREATY 1S TEMPORARILY BLOCKED.   CLAIM ENOUGH VOTES ~ 0 DEFEAT TREAT)   Johnson and Borah Say They Have A Following Of About Thirty Other Senators.

CONTRACTOR DIES FOLLOWING STROKE   James B. Fluke, One of City’s Best Known Builders, Suc: cumbs After Being Ill Bu’ One Day.

NEW ‘WHISKEY RING’ IN N, Y    Secret Investigation  under Way for Several  Days.

Alleged Prohibition Officers Reay Big Harvest.   GRAFT AMOUNTS 70 -$5;000,000, SAYS REPOR?   Federal Agents Admit Making Secret Probe.   Shipping Board racts Are Seing Gathered, Following a Protest Against. Personnel—Inquiry into Car Distribution.

SAY U. §. AGENTS ~ > IN-WHISKEY RING   Probe'Into Alleged $5,000,000 “ Graft in New York Now  , Underway. _

FEDERAL AGENTS: SAID TO RECEIVE _- $5,000,000 GRAFT   Washington. Operatives Seni ‘to Néw York for Inquiry :  Into: Lignar Seandal

ONE GALLON OF “NEW “GAS” WLL  LAST 250 MILES   Ful Up Tank With Liqaik Hydrogen; Let’s gun

GASOLINE NENT.   Joy Rider May Have to Pay Dearis ? For His Spins This Year,

GASOLINE GOING UP: IN THE NEAR FUTUR   PRICE EXPECTED TO REACH 3: CENTS A GALLON DURING THIS YEAR.

White Sox Players Who Did Not Pay Income Tax on Bribes To Be Prosecuted By Government

Players Who ‘““Threw’’ Games Face Fine of $10,000 and Imprisonmen

WORK ON HIGHWAY   BEGIN: GRADING .ON PRIMARY ROADS IN COUNTY. ,   CONTRACT TOBE LET ON HAWKEYE   County - Engineer . Wil! Commence  Numbering of Different Thorough. fares in Accordance With State Plan for Uniformity.

TEXAS LILY WHITE  REPUBS. PUT UP BARS  MST THE NEGRO AT STATE MEETING

Belief Held by Some It Shows Reservations Are Acceptable.   GIVES WILSON LEEWAY TO CHANGE HIS STAND   Opposition to Universal. Military Training Is Growing in Conereass,

Treaty Reservation Justi-*> fied Says Grey   British Ambassador Writes Letter to London Times Expressing This View——May Hastens Treaty

Grey’ s Letter ‘May Speed Up Treaty Actior   Former British Ambassadgr to Amer jca Makes It Clear That Proposed Reservations — to Treaty are Accertable  to England -

onEY J LETTER WILL oP EEO UP TREATY AGTION   Reservationists See Wherein Former British Ambassador Take Sides   CHANGE OF WHITE HOUSE ATTITUDE IS EXPECTED   LETTER TO LONDON TIM Se REGARDED AS EXPRESSION OF OFFICIAL POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN

A STRONG PORT   RESERVATIONISTS HOLD Ur THE BRITISHERS LETTER 48 A ENOCKOUT POR TREATY.   RESERVATIONS ARE JUSTIFIED.

BRITAIN HAS NO OBJECTIONS TO RESERVATIONS   Viscount Grey’s Semi-Official Letter Proves America Would Be Right In Insisting On Them.   As Viewed by British Press

OF RATIFICATION   Senate Reservationists See Big Gait Following Attitude of British Ambassader   BELIEVES GRAY’S VIEWS SKOW ALLIES ATTITUDE      Thought Now ‘That Quick Actios ‘Will Be Taken and that Allies ‘Wonld Accent Reserrationists

KAHN 70 REPORT  NEW ARMY BIL TO HOUSE TODA)   Universal Training is Not Included in Draft   EXPECT SHARP OPPOSITION

HOUSE COMMITTEE DENIES MILITARY TRAINING PLACE IN THE NEW ARMY MEASURE

NO UNIVERSAL TRAINING IN THE ARMY MEASURE   Reorganization Army Bill Voted Out by Committee by 10 to 6 Vote.   AVIATION SERVICE MADE FOURTH ARM OF ARMY   Provisions Made for National Guard—Reserve Training Corps to Continue.

House Military © Committe: _ Meets Republican Request -  _In” Vote.   AVIATION BRANCH OF SERVICE 1S PROVIDED   ‘Universal Military Training to .. Come Up at December Session.

COMPULSORY SERVICE CLAUSE (5 TRIMMED   Committee Will Refer Arm) Bill to House Without Universal Training,   WILL NOT DROP ISSUE

ARMY TRAINING IS SIDETRAGKED BY COMMITTEE   House Refuses to Include Plan in the Military Reorganization Bill Reported.   TO BE SUBJECT OF SEPARATE ACTION

Committee Refuses to Include Universal Military Training, Which Has Become Subject of Special Legisiation to be Pramed by a Friendly Sub-Committee of Seven.

HOUSE COMMITTEE ~ LEAVES QUT GLAUSE FAR WAR TRAINING   ' Mandate of Republican Leaders ' Relative to the Army Bill j is Obeyed.   THE REPORT GOES IN TODAY   (Military instructions Provisions Are Excluded by Bipartisan Vote.

Bipartisan Vote ‘ot House. Mili tary: “Committee -Agains  “General Training But Favor:  _ Separate Bill—LiberalPro _ visions For Building Up Na. tional Guard.

By a Bi-Partisan Vote ths Universal Military Instruction Scheme Is Eliminatec From the Meacure.   HOT DEBATE LOOKED FOR IN THE HOUSE   Maximum Peace Time Army of 17,700 Officers and 929,000 Enlisted Mer Provided for in Draft,

BOYS’ TRAINING ~ 1S SIDETRACKEL   Universal Military Scheme Not to be Included in Army Reorganization Bill   FIGHT IS IMMINENT   Liberal Provisions for Building Up of National Guard Are Recommended

FIGHT SAMY BILL   TRAINING = BILL CAUSE HOUSE DISTERBANCE.   Minority Will Atlerapt to Rescue it With Early Action.

Military Committee Agrees  f the Wishes of Republican. Leaders       National Guard Changes’ he - Features of the Measure e ‘ToBeGivento   the House i

iGERMAN APOLOGY TO FRENCH   Foreign Minister Regrets Attack ot Embassy at Brestau, Says @erlin Dispatch.

JOHN BURROUGHS CELEBRATES _ HIS 83D ANNIVERSARY   Naturalist, Bubbling With Youth, Ushers in Spring— For Hoover and League

NEW MARKERS FOR IWIGHWAYS   Special Detour Signs ior Places Where Obstruction Work Is in Pregress,

WHITE SOX PRESS INDIANS FOR LEAL   Chicago Team Won Decidin; Game Of Series And Are Now But Half Game Behind.

WHITE SOX TAKE GAME FROM LEAGUE LEADERS   Indians Are Now in Lead Only One-Half Game—New York Beats Brooklyn.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOT YET DEFEATED N WEST VIRGINIE   Rule Preventing Reconsideration Can be Amended by Majority Vote of Senate.   RETURN OF BLOCH FROM CALIFORNIA IS AWAITED   Hope for Ratification Rests on Four teen Members Standing Firm! Against Adjournment Until Absen tee Arrives and Suffrage Members o House Preventing Reconsideration

N SESSION FOR TI   Suffrage Supporters Claim The; Still Have Chance to Ratify Amendment.   SENATOR BLOCH REPORTED ON WAY FROM CALIFORNIA   Claim That Rule Under Which Ratification Was Lost Can Be Amended By Majority.   BLOCH TO GIVE MAJORITY   Success of Suffrage Programme Depends on Two or Three Big Contingencies.

LAST EDITION   STRIKE SITUATION IN PHILADELPHIA. BETTER   Pennsylvania Railroad Official: Report Improvement .in That District,

SPRING VALLEY PRIEST HONORED   FATHER CIESLA MADE IRREMOV. ABLE PASTOR OF S. S. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH

INCOME TAX FORMS READY JAN. 3   Six Classes of Forms Will Be Released by the Govern gee

PREPARE INCOME TAX FORMS   internal Revenue Bureau at Washing. to to Begin Distribution January 3.

BEAMAN PRISTNERS fit LILLE REGION RETHEN TO THEIR FATHERUAND   ARE IN EXCELLENT HEALTH ANI WEAR NEW CLOTHING; HAVE PLENTY TO EAT.

ST. LUUIS BREWER ENDS LIFE   Otto Stifel, Baseball Magnate anc Race Horse Owner, a Suicide.

OTTO STIFEL ENDS HIS LIFE   Millionaire Brewer, Baseball Magnate, Race Horse Owner and Poli-. tician, a Suicide,

IDIREGT TRADING IS URGED   “Get Rid of Middleman,” Is Slogan . ot Farmers’ Congress at

DIRECT TRADING BIVES FARMER A FAIR PROFI   So Warren S. Stone, Grand Chief of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Asserts.

VICE PRESIDENCY IS TENDERED TO F. D- ROOSEVELT   Homer S. Cummings in Notable Address Notifies Mr. Roosevelt of His Nomination.

ROOSEVELT 6 TOLD OF HIS NOMINATION   ~ OF HIS NOMINATION  RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY IS URGED IN SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE, é  rn PESEN  Tammany Dele , Secretary Dani ad ie » Notables sin  endance,   THOUSANDS ARE PRESENT   Tammany Delegation, Secretary Daniets and Other Notables in Attendance,

Democratic Vice Presidentia! Nominee Urges Ratification of Pact in Acceptance Speceh   BIG CROWDS ATTEND   Tammany Sends Delegation of 500 Men and Women From New York to Witness Event

TREATY INCLUDING LEAGUE 16 URGE AY V. P. NOMINEE   DECLARES COVENANT IS PRACTI CAL SOLUTION OF PRACTL CAL, SITUATION,   o FORMALLY NOTIFIED   Franktin DD. Roosevelt Says Through Pact) American Will) Throw Moral Force Into scale of Peace.

pOSCVELT HS FORMAL NOTICE   : Nomination for Vice Presidency   eAGUE OF NATIONS   ye Says, 18 Practical Solution No More Perfect than Our own Constitution which Has Amended Eighteen tmec_-Not Anti-National

MUST RATIFY LOVENANT 10 ENO WAR SAYS   Accepts Party Standard And Declares U. 8S. Has No Selfish Destiny—To Open Campaign Speaking Tour at Chicago,

LEAGUE PLANK IS UPHELD BY F. D. ROOSEVELT   Nominee Accepts the Nomination for VtcePresident.

AGOSEVELT GIVEN FORMAL KNOWLEDGE OF HIS NOMINATION   In Acceptance Address He Advocates Peacé Treaty With League Of Natiane Same As His Chief   ICEREMONIES AT SPRINGWOOD

HUUOEVELT MAKCO HOT  APPEAL FOR PEAGE PAG)   VOTIFICATION CEREMONY FOR THE CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT IS HELD IN HYDE PARK   CUMMINGS MAKES TALK AND NOMINEE REPLIES WITH ENDORSEMENT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

URGES RATIFICATION OF VERSAILLES PACT   Treaty As Drawn Is Nol Anti-National; It Is AntiWar: We Shall Sit at Taple of Family of Nations.

THOUSANDS HEAR SPEECH OF DEMOCRATIC VICE-PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   LEUGUE ISSUE SOUNDED   Plea For The Adoption of Versailles Treaty By U. S. Urged

Candidate Says Scheme is Practical Solution of Situation—Urges Extension of Teaching to MIliterate—Advocates Further Protection of Women in Industry.

SOLVE PROBLEM — WITH LEAGUE   IS PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF A PRACTICAL PROBLEM, SAYS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT   Democratic Viec Presidential Nowinee Formally Notified —Will Tour Pacific Coast Very Shortly

ROOSEVELT OATS LEAGUE 19 NOT ANTI-NATIONAL   Democratic Vice - Presidenti< Candidate Formally Accepts Nomination.   CEREMONY AT OLD HOME

NOTIFICATION CEREMONY FOR THE CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT IS ‘HELD IN HYDE PARK   CUMMINGS MAKES TALK AND NOMINEE REPLIES WATH ENDORSEMENT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS

F.D. ROOSEVELT ADMITS LEAGUE IS NOT PERFECT   Points Out That U. S. Consti tution Has Been Amended Eighteen Times   LEAGUE BADLY NEEDED   DECLARES WE CAN THROW OUR  MORAL FORCE INTO SCALE OF PEACE.

ROOSEVELT PLEDGED T0 THE LEAGUE   Accepts Democratic Nomination for VicePresident   CEREMONIES HELD AT ROOSEVELT ESTATE   Broad Programme. o1 Domestic Issues  Offered

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT LEAGUE ISSUE   FORMALLY NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION FOR VICE PRESIDENCY

Democratic Candidate Vice President Is Informed of Honor Tendered Him, ~   CANDIDATE ACCEPTS IN . _ SPEECH FULL OF POWER   is Strong for League of Na tions, for ‘Ratification - of Peace Treaty to Secure Real World Peace,

C. AND A, SHOPMER STRIKE 1M PROTES}   Declare Water Furnished is Unfit to Drink.

‘REDUCTION BOND HOLDERS _  EXEMPT IN NEW. TAX LAW   Plant Was Sold by the Governor ani Others to the City of Andiana Sg es gg ee

JOKER FOUND ~— IN TAX LAW   BOND HOLDERS WOULD ESCAPE TAX LAW UNDER BILL   FREES REDUCTION BONDS   Governor and Others Sold Plant To City For $170,000

MINISTERS KILLED BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING   Lightning Strikes Tent During Session of Free Methodist Camp Meeting

TWO MINISTERS ARE ’ “KILLED BY LIGHTNINC   Lightning Strikes Camp “Meetin; _ Killing Two ana Injuring Four Others,

SEVENTY- FIVE CARS WILL CARRY LAWRENCE MEN ON TRIP   TO TAKE ENTERTAINERS      Indian War Dances Will be Fe.ture of the Entertainment at Towns Vis.ted   All Business Houses Will Be Represented on the Big Community Trip

BIG CONVOY TO GO ON FRIENDSHIP RUN   SEVENTY-FIVE CARS WILL CARRY LAWRENCE MEN ON TRIP   lO TAKE ENTERTAINERS   Ind an War Dances Will be Fe-ture of the Entertainment at Towns Vis.ted   All Business Houses Will Be Represented on the Big Community Trip

EXECUTIVES IN. OFFER OF HELP ON RAIL WAGES      Tender. Co-operation to Director General  ‘Hines.

RAIL EXECUTIVES TO AaoloT HINES   Offer to Expedite Forming of Body to Act.   SEEKS RAILROADS’ ATTITUDE   Union Leaders to Protest Against Wage Provisions of Reorganization Measure — Congressman Barkley Attacks Bill.

RAIL EXECUTIVES PLEDGE AID T0 DIRECTOR HINES   Will Help to Create Com  -mittee ‘of Experts On - ? > Wages. a   UMION MEM TO PROTEST WAGE PROVISION IM BEL   Conference of Labor Lead ers: Held to Draft Letter - To President. °

Rail Executives Tender Cooperation in Wilson’s  Proposal of Wage Board   Protest Against “Wage Provision of Bill Reported to Senate Is + Framed by Union and Labor RepreSentatives..

WAGES: OF RAILWAY MEN DISCUSSED Nt MANY CONFERENCE:   Operator's in Washington Today With Hines While the ‘Maintenance-Way-Men. in Detroit Take up the Mattes   INIONS MAKE NO STATEMENT   Nothing Made Public in Regard to Future Plans.

RAIL OFFICIALS *. TO HELP HINES   Executives Ready to Expedite ~ Forming of Body to Han¢le Wage Question.   READY 10 SUGGEST RAMES      Protest Against the Provisions of the Railroad Bill Will Be Made to the President by Union Repre sentatives.

RAIL EXECUTIVES MEET WITH HINE'   Tender Cooperation to Di. rector General in Carryinc Out Proposal for Settlement Made by President.

SOVIET AUTHORITY WEAKENS OUTSIDE “OF RUSS CAPITAL   Territory Divided Into Three Distinct Sections in its  Attitude Toward Reds   SIBERIA DEFINITELY  THROUSH WITH REGIME   Western * Russia Starving Rut Still Passively Obedient

DISTANCE ROBS BOLSHEVISM OF POTENT CHARM   A. P. Correspondent Finds Farther Away From City He Is Ism Not Strong.

SIBERIA REVOLTS AGAINST REDS   Soviet Power Small in Outlying Provinees

HOW RUSSIAN PEOPLE VIEW BOLSHEVISM   A. P. Correspondent Tells etails of His Trip “Through Russia.

Power of Sov Sipping iy 2 Kemete Parts ‘of Russian, gays” i Correspondent! : .   ARE TIRED. OF PROMISES   PRASANTS “LOSI PAVE IN + NEW OGOYVERNMBENT   chequilsitions Cruse furiners Wc Leave Wheat! Belt, . and Aged  oe! Peasants Ava Lett (ao Mare ” “HO yest Grain

MAKE BIG HAUL OF WHISKY   Seven Men Enter a Chicago Ware. house and Seize 25 Barrels of Booze.

BIG HAUL OF WHISKY MADE   Chicago “Bandits” Enter Warehouse and Seize 25 Barrels.

GOVERNOR ROBERTSON SENDS NEW YEAR WORD OF CHEER TO OKLAHOMA   LEADERS OF WORLD'S INTERESTS ARE CITIZENS OF UNITED STATES, SAYS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF SOONERLAND

NATION FITTED FOR’ WORLD LEADERSHIP   America’s Opportunity, Declares Governor of Okiahoma,-

JOHNSON TO NEBRASKA.   Senator Starts Today and Will 4Appear at Omaha Mondays.

Opponents of Waterway From The  Great.-Lakes To Ocean Mass. Attack

WATERWAY SCHEM MEETS OPPOSITION   [Opponents of Proposed St. Law i rence Project Mass Strength [ at New York Hearing

HOUSTON PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN VETERANS IN THEIR ANNUAL REVINITIK   FORMER SOLDIERS OF CONPED.  ERACY TO BE HOUSED IN TENTS: THOUSANDS COMING,

GEN, WOOD SAYS   The Primary Voie in Ohio Eliminates Senator Harding.

CONSIDERS HARDING OUT   Wood Declares That Primary hi Ghio Eliminates Senator as a DReenidential Po«sibiliitr.

FIREMEN TO GO OUT   Chicago City Workerss Balk on Four fiillion Raise.   Amount Is Sufficient to Provide Only Haif of increase Demanded by Municipai Employees.

FIREMEN TO STRIKE   OFFER OF CHICAGO CITY COUN CiL NOT ACEPTED.   Municipal Clerks Decide to Remain Out in Effort to Enforce Their Demands.

GOVERNMENT MoT GIVE oUPPORT 10 WESTERN STATES   Solution of Pacific Coast Race Problem Imperative, Harding Says.   REPLIES TO COX CHARGES OF SENATE OLIGARCHY   Also Touches on Tariff Ques. tion, Declaring It Possible That Long List of Agricultural Products Might be Found Roquiring Protection,

PACIFIC COAST RACE PROBLEM MUST BE SOLVED   Imperative to Future Security of Nation Harding Says   CALIFORNIA WOMEN REDEEM THEMSELVES

PARTY FROM Tit WESTERN COAST   Harding Sees Delegation of Californians   RACE PROBLEM PERIL   Solution is Imperative if Na tion’s Future Security anc Tranquility are to be Insur ed—Aliens Incapable of Americanization May be Ex. cluded

SULUTION OF AACE PROBLEM ON COAS)   Declared Imperative by Senator Harding to Californians.   ‘MANY POLITICAL LEADERS.      Of Western State Were in Party Received by Republican Presidential Candidate —Woman Spokesman Said Her Sex Would Redeem Themselves From Mistake.

HARDING TO GRACK PACIFIC RACE NUT   Tells Delegation That It Is Not Se Much Equality As The Lack  Of Americanization

— GNDESIRABLES   Solution of Pacific Coast Race Problem ls Imperative, Senater Harding Declares   MAKES REPLY TO COX   No Ome Complains About Exercis: of Congressional Power Except Those Desiring Personal Rule

HARDING TALKS ON RACIAL PROBLEMS   Would Bar Aliens of Any Race Incapable af Becoming Americanized   TARIFF BOBS UP AGAIN      Californians Assure “Candidate Hiram Johnson Will Take Stump Soon

: ? r om Cali tor rnia   Asserts. Undesirable Immigration Should be - Checked: Governor Stephens Tells Nominee a Wit adie. Btata hy 110.000. 

: * DISCUSSED BY. HARDING   Declares. Gévérninent:- Should: Pro. ‘teet: Western Country— Answer ~- Charge: of “Oligarohy. 2 dees

HARUING TALKS 10 CALIFORNIANS   Would Exclude Aliens of An Race Incapable of Americanization.

PROMPT SOLUTION OF JAP QUESTION URGED BY HARDING   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE SAYS IM MEDIATE ATTENTION Is IMPERATIVE   SPEAKS TO CALIFORNIANS   Senator Also Replies to Democratic: Charges of “Senate Oligarchy” and Touches On Other Issues In Talk

HARDING. DECLARES NEED, TO PROTECT WEST FROM. JAPAN   Right to Exclude Aliens Assured By Moral Law and Interna: << tional Usage. 

HARDING. DECLARES NEED TO PROTECT   Right to Exclude Aliens: ‘Assured By » > Moral Law. and: International Usage.   TWENTY-FIVE. TO _ THIRTY MILLIGNS~ “SAYS COX,NOW

TRUCE GOES INTO EFFECT OCTOBER 18   Signing of Peace Leaves Russia With Wrangel Movement Only Military Operation  Against Soviet   ZELLGOUSKI ASKS PLEBISCITE. ON LITHUANIAN BOUNDARY   Demands Poland’s Assistance and Recognition ‘of New State

Signing of Peace Leaves Russia With Wrangel. Movement. Only Military Operation  Against Soviet  wc   ZELLGOUSKI . ASKS PLEBISCITE . ON LITHUANIAN BOUROARY   Demands Poland’s © Assistance : and Recognition ‘of New, :. State -

deration New Mexico  Farm Bureaus   ate from 18 County Farm Buz us Spend! Week of Fim. 12-17 at State College; NOM”

Strike of Missouri Coal Miners Was Settled at the Kansas City Meeting   Workers of Central States Will Submit Differences to a Committee.

MAY OPEN KANSAS COAL MINES TODA}   AGREEMENT REACHED IN KAN SAS CITY IS BELIEVED WILL CAUSE RESUMPTION,

WILL PROBE DEATH OF OLIVE THOMA’   AMERICAN MOTION PICTURE STAI DIES IN PARIS FROM POISON.

PROBE AMERICAN  ACTRESS’ DEATH   Cocaine Orgies and Champagne Dinners Are Involved.

FRENCH WILL INVESTIGATE   Pelice Ceneerned Over Manner is Whieh Metica Pieture Star  Wet Bes Fi... sk

OLIVE THOMAS DEATH PUZZLES   FRENCH POLICE TO PROBE CO. CAINE ORGIES; JACK PICKFORD ILL

FRENCH POLICE PROBE DEATH Ut OLIVE. THOMAS   Cocain Parties and _Cham—pagne -Orgiés Figure. in Poisoning of Actress

FRENCH POLICE BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF DEATH OF OLIVE THOMAS, ACTBES:   Permit for Embalming of Body But Have Not Sanctioned Removal to United States—Sinister Rumors of Plots Are Heard

INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF OLIVE THOMAS   FRENCH ORDER PROBE AFTER MOVIE STAR SUCCUMBS TO POISON IN PARIS.

INVESTIGATE DEATH ‘OF OLIVE THOMAS   Sinister Rumors of Orgies In American Colony-Connect-.  ed With Poisoning.

DEATH MYSTERY PUZZLES POLICE   Olive Thomas, American Movi Actress, Succumbs te Poisen Probably Taken by Mistake   END CAME IN PARIS   Former American Army Captai Arrested for Vending Cocaine, Is Under Suspicion

Seek Information Upon Cocaine Orgies and Wine Dinners   FORMER ARMY MAN IS CLOSELY QUESTIONED   Many Famous Resorts in Paris Under Scrutiny

POLICE 10 PROBE DEATH OF ACTRESS   Poison Said to Have Been Taken by Mistake Proves Fatal to Olive Thomas   QUIZ COCAINE VENDOR   Jack Pickford, Husband of Dead Movie Star, Refuses to be Interviewed

INTO MOVIE STAR’S DEATH   PARIS POLICE SEEK REAL FACTS OF ) OLIVE THOMAS'S FATE.   Coenine Orgies and Champagne Dinners Amid FPnat Night Life of Montmartre Are Pold Qf ia the American Colony.

POLIGE PROBE OLIVE THOMAS’ DEATH   Cocaine and Champagne Orgy Rumors Around Paris   Her Hushand, Jack Pickford, Also Reported in Poor Health

Rumors of Cocaine Debauch Connected With Death of Olive Thomas, Wife of Jack Pickford, Who Is Also Ill; Trip to Montmarted istrict.

PARIS POLICE PROBING DEATH OLIVE THOMAS   Sinister Rumors Cocaine Or gies and Champaigne Dinners Being Investicvated.

PROBE ACTRESS DEATH   French Investigate Poisoning 0 Olive shamans, American Movie tar.

OLIVE THOMAS’ DEATH BEING INVESTIGATE!   The French Police Will, Loo! Into Rumors of Cocaine Again,

JACK PICKFORD, ACTOR, CHANGES HIS HOTEL QUARTERS AND SECLUDES SELF

‘Olive Thomas Said io Be Victim of Accident . at Da ee ©   POEICE-PROBE— ~~ - STRANGE ORGIES   Musical Comedy and , Movie Star Wife of  Tack Dickfard

FRENCH BEGIN PROBE OF AGTREGS DEATH   OLIVE THOMAS, MOTION PIC TURE STAR, SUCCUMBS TO POISONING,

POLIGE OF PARIS LOOK INTO DEATH OF OLIVE THOMAS   Poisoning of American Motion Picture Actress Starts Black Rumors.   WIFE OF JACK PICKFORD

FRENGH POLICE 10. INVESTIGATE (IEATH   Officers Belicve Circumstances: Surrounding Demise of Movie Actyess Worthy of Probe.

‘Olive Thomas Said ic Be Victim of Accident  av Dae   POLICE PROBE ~ STRANGE ORGIES   Musical Comedy and _ , Movie Star Wife of Td Ptelkfard

MYSTERY SHROUDS DEATH OF SINEMA ACTRESS IN PARIS   Police Making Probe Into Cir. cumstances Surrounatig Demise of Olive Thomas.

GERMAN STRIKE se RUMORS “OF REVOLUTION   Reports in Brussels Discounted by Delayed Telegram From iN. 8. Correspondent

Factories Closed By A Lack Of Coal—Wire Communication, Cut By Storm, Renewed With Berlin — Rumors Of A Revolution Mecredited .

~~ ISNOT FOR COX   MISLEADING REPORT DRAWS STATEMENT FROM MEMRERS HERE.   FEARFUL OF LEAGUE      Plan to Quiz all Candidates on Leegus Stand Turned Down by Charch.   Report Issued Under Heading ef Peace Committee Was Not Anthorivec.

Report Issued Under Heading of _ Peace Committee Was Not + Anthorived).

COMMITTEE NAMED TO: — RECEIVE GOVERNOR COX   Men and Women Given Equal Places In Naming South Bend Reception Committee. °

MERIDIAN STILL CONTINUES SEARS   “eeling Among Wiite Residents Runnine Hieh Cer Shooting of ior .Rohinson Yesterday.

- N ‘MISSISSIPP      Shot“ White: Man Over:Piéce Of Ice. and Many Cities ‘are Looking for Him Today

Figit to Save Alson B. Cole Direct to United States _ Supreme Court to Stay Execution.  Nutz to Bring Habeas Corpus ~~ Proceedings In Behalf of Allen V. Grammer.

NEBRASKA MURDER CASE TO U. S. SUPREME COURT   Cole’s Attorney Tfiking Desperat Effort to Save Prisoner From  Elecivic Chair.

SUGAR REFINERS TO QUIT SPECULATIVE RESALES, ACCORDING TO AN AGREEMENT

ORDER FOR RECOUNT IN NEW JERSEY SIGNEI   Will Begin Way 10 le Essex, Morris Camden, Gloucester and Cape Vay Counties.

SIGNS ORDER FOR RECOUNT   PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY VOTE IN NEW JERSEY WILL BE RECHECKED.

MEW JEnOEY VOTE TO BE RECOUNTEL   On PresidentizI Preference as  Between Gen. Wood and  Spnatar Tahnenrn

SIGNS ORDER FOR RECOUNT OF THE JERSEY BALLOTS   Work Will Begin on May 10-—To Cover Entire State

Recount of — Ballots Ordered In New Jersey   ‘Senator Hiram Johnsen Petitions  Court tor an Order to Reeount lie me ae ee ee

RECOUNT IN NEW JERSEY   Supreme Court Orders Action or Presidential Primary

ORDER RECOUNT IN NEW JERSE   Chief Justice of Supreme Court Gives Johnson Men Opportunity to Make Good On Claim That Californian Was Robbed of State Majority.

WILL RECOUNT NJ RALLOTS   Johnson-Wood }Contest Ordered Revigwed on May 0

WILL RECOUNT YN AAOTES   tition of Hiram Johnson Granted hy New Jersey Chief Justice— Concerng Primary.

RECOUNT OF. JERSEY VOTE 1S ORDERED   Judge of Supreme - Court Orders Re-Checking of -Returneg for State.       JOHNSON TO PUT UP * $50,000 FOR EXPENSE

RECOUNT ORDERED ~ INN. J, PRIMARY      Claim _of.. ‘Johnson of, Fraud in Republican Count Is ~ Recognized.   WATCH INDIANA CONTEST   Johnson and-»Wood Again ~- Clash in.Maryland Primary Monday,

SIGNS ORDER FOR ELECTION RECOUN]   Entire Vote of New Jevacy to Be Ip ventiguted-—Johnson Required tu Deposlt $50,000,

Wew. Jersey Vote in WoodJobnson Political Battle Is Ordered Eecounted by Su: preme Court Judge.   JOHNSON’ MAKES CLAIM MISCOUNT BEAT HIM   Californie Senator Gomes Forward With Alibi for Defeat in New Jersey and Wants Another Chance.

NEW JERSEY 10 COUNT BALLOTS   PETITION OF HIRAM JOHNSON FOR A RECOUNT IS GRANTED BY CHIEF JUSTICE

COURT ORDERS RECOUNT OF VOTE IN NEW JERSEY ~ ON PETITION BY JOHNSOL

THE ORDER WAS ISSUED UPO) A PETITION SIGNED BY SEN. ATOR HIRAM JOHNSON.   Stated He Was Defeated for the Fresidential Preference Vote by General Wood Through ag Miscoant.

JONSON WING VOTE RECOUNT “TN NEWHIERSEY   Californian Must Deposit $50,. 000 With State Before Second Canvass Begins

RECOUNT OF VOTE INN, J. ORDEREL   Johnson Must Deposit $50, 000 Before Court Is to Begin

ORDERS RECOUNT OF AALLOTS IN NEW JERSE!   Court Acts on Petition of Sena- tor Johnson Who Claims Defeat by a Miscount.

DRDERS RECOUNT OF JERSEY VOTE   q  Hi Johnson Required to De _ posit $50,000 Before Work Will Begin.

RECOUNT OF N. J. VOTE 15 ORDERED   CLAIM OF DISCREPANCIES BY JOHNSON SUPPORTERS LEADS TO ACTION.

SIGNS ORDER FOR RECOUNT   Primary Vote in New Jersey to he Gone Over Again.

RECOUNT HAS: BEEN ORDERED   Alleged That - Mistakes _ Were Made in Tabu lation of Votes

RECCUNT OF PRIMARY BALLOTS IS ORDERED   New Jersey Supreme Court Grants Action Requested by Senator Johnson.

ORDER RECOUNT OF NEW JERSEY VOTES   Primary Result Of The WoodJohnson Contest Will Be Canvassed.

ORDER RECOUNT ~NEW JERSEY  FAP (ACA   Republican Ballots in Entire State io Be Re        O000 FO BE Ptllrr up      Method Ouitined Will Permit Senator to Abandon His Effort.

DADER REGOUNT PRuMAAY VOTE IN NEW JERSEY   COUNT WILL BEGIN MONDAY IN FIVE COUNTIES ON PETITION OF JOHNSON.

IN NEW JERSE}   Senator Johnson Wins His Point and Gets Order From Court.

NEW JERSEY RECOUNT ORDER SIGNED TODA\   Again Tabulate Vote of Entire ‘State For Johnson,

a OF VOTE  ORDERED IN JERSE   . JOHNSON MUST DEPOS  L000 FO COVER COST  OF COUNTING THE BALLOTS

AECOUNT WH. J... ORDERED ONVOTES OF WOOD, JOHNSDN   Supreme Court Mandate to Be -> First. Followed, in Counties ‘Where Errors Alleged.   SENATOR MUST.-DEPOSIT $50,000 TO: DEFRAY BILL   ‘Audit Arranged’So It May Be - Dropped If First Figures . Show Immaterial Shift.

RECOUNT JERSEY VOTE   ' Court Signs Order in in New Jersey Primary.

REGOUNT OF VOTE IN NEW JERSE! PRIMARY HANERER   Result of Charges Made by Senator Johnson   WILL BEGIN IMMEDIA TEL}

ORDERED RECOUNT IN LATE PRIMARY   NEW JERSEY VOTE TO BE COUNTED OVER AS JOHNSON SUPPORTERS CLAIM MISTAKE,

BACW WITHOUT } KICK CONCOCTEL   REPUBLICAN Pl. ATFORM LET THE PUBLIC WITHOUT A HEADACHE, SAYS MELLETT

TEXAS SCHOGL LANDS BARGAIN COUNTERS ALMOST EXRAUSTE!   MINERAL AND GRAZING LANDS ONLY REWAENS FORK SALE UN MAY FERST.

TPONEMENT OF FINAL ENT EXPECTED:   WASON ADMIMSTRATION SURE ALLIEE PREMIERS WAL YIELD 10 U. S. GOVERNMENT VIEWS

IMPORTS INCREASED         a a Flour Redchs.  Canadian Wheat ing U,

¢ ANADA WHE AT j nth RT.’   ‘Henry Allen Was Right in His Vrotest. ; .

SHIPMENTS HEAVY   Imports of Canadian Wheat and Flour Into the United States. --

GARRANZA TROOPS HAVE FIGHT WATE ~— REVOLUTIONIST   In First Clash Each Side Lost One  Man Killed: and Sonora Forces Captured Eleven. :   SONORA PREDICTS SUCCESS

SONORA TROOPS STOP FEDERALS’ FIRST ATTACK Skirmish Occurred in Mountain Pass Thursday.

Mexican Revolution Is Reported Spreading; State Of Tobasco Joins

EES ~W SKIRMISH   First Struggle Takes Place on » Sonora-Chihuahua Bor der, Is Report.   PRISONERS TELLOF MANY DESERTIONS   Bonillas and Gonzales May Withdraw. From - Presidential Race Is Report:  From Capital,

FEDERALS GLASH WITH REBELS ON SONORA SBORDER   Situation at Chihuahua City Remains Contradictory as To Controlling Force   SONORA REBELS VICTORS   Postmaster General in Car. ranza’s Cabinet Arrested By Et Paso Officers

CARRANZA TROOPS IN FIRST FIGHT OF REVOLUTION   Federals and Rebels Clash ir Sinaloa — Chihuahua Rarder   BATTLE AT PULPITO PASS

REVOLUTION GROWo   CARKANZA TROOPS AND REVOLUTIONIS Rs IN FIRST CLASH.   CSptaure of Chichushua By Rebels Is Reported To State Department.

CARRANZA AND REBELS GLASH IN MAGUNTAINS   ONE MAN ON EACH SIDE REPORT. ED KILLED IN FIGHT NEAR PULPITO PASS.   SONGRANS TAKE PRISONERS   Captives Relate of Daily Desertions From Federal Ranks, It Is Reported.

CARRANZISTAS  AND REBELS IN CLASH; 1 DEAD ‘ON EACH SIDE   Sonora Troops’ Meet ir “Mountain  ass

‘Sonora Soldiers Reported to Have Captured Eleven Men; One Man on Each Side Killed; Claim 4,000, at Chihuahua City, Parral -and Jiminez Have Joined Revolution   U.S. CRUISERS HAVE ARRIVED

UNIVERSITY CLASGES INVOLVED IN BATTLE PENALIZED BY VINDEN   PENALTIES VARY FROM MILD Tt SEVERE PUNISHMENT; CLASS ACTIVITIES BARRED.

164 T. U, STUDENTS TO BE PUNISHED FOR MARCH 1 CLASS FIGH)   Penalties Range From Discip linary Probation to 2-Week Suspensions.

UNIVERSITY GLAOK BRINGS PENALTIES   STUDENTS TO NUMBER OF 464 KE. CKEIVE SENTENCES RESULT OF BATTLE.

SPECTATORS CHEER COURT ORDER TO ° RELEASE NEW YORK WOMEN PARADERS

PARADERS DISMISSED   Three Women Demonstrated For Relief of “Political Prisoners”.

TO SEEK MODIFICATION OF PRIORITY RULING   Gravity of Position Ohio Coa!  Consumers Are in Pointed Ont

AMERICA MENACED BY WHITE PLAGUE   Speaker at Tuberculosis Meeting Says Practically Every Child Born Has Trace of the Malady.

nin PLAGUE EAL MENACE   Tuberculosis Spread I Grave Peril to United States, Say Speakers.   CONGESTED HOUSING IN CITIES IS BLAMED

AMERICAN PEOPLE WMENAGED BY 7.8, SPREAD, I VEN      Nearly 100 Per Cent Of In Cities Already: Infecte St. Louis Speaker” Say

ATTACK DEFENSE OF EX-OFFICER   Prosecution Asserts That Po lice Lieutenant Was Drunk When He killed Friend

FORMER CLEVELAND POLICE LIEUTENANT CKARGED WITH KIFTING RORCET PRAWENRD

BABE RUTH SCORES HOME RUN TODAY   The Big Fellow Has Now Forty-Eight Homers to His Credit.

MEETING   Mf Senate Agriculture Committee Called for This Afternoon.

REACH AGREEMENT ON ViTAL QUESTIO!   LLOYD GEORGE AND MILLERAND AGREE ON ATTITUDE OF ALLIES TOWARD THE GERMANS.

AGREEMENT REACHED BY SUPREME COUNCIL ON GERMAN ATTITUDE   Lloyd-George and Millerand Now in Accord on Treatment of Germany.

PREMIERS AGREE  ON ATTITUDE Ih GERMANY'S CASE   AGREEMENT REACHED AFTER THREE AND A HALF HOURS CONFERENCE; BOTH PLEASED.

ALLIES IN COMPLETE AGREEMENT REGARDING GERMAN PEACE TREATY  ned That Reis.     . Cae Leg eee enor eee Poe Be opens

ALLIES AGREE ON ALL GERMAN PLANG   San Remo Conference Arranges for.the Complete Carrying Out of the Terms of The Peace Treaty Today. —  Premiers are Jubilant.

ALLIES AGREE ON FORCING PEACE PAC]   Lloyd George and Millerand In Accord on How to Treat Germany.

ALLIES REACt “AN ASREEMEN ON GERVANY   Conference of More than Three Hours Solves Differences.   Decide On Metiiods to Compe Execution of Treaty Terms

LLOYD GEORGE TALKS WITH MILLERAND   Decision te Be Submitted te vouncil Tomorrow

UNINGTRUGTED DELEGATES 10 BE PROMINENT   Will Hoid the Balance of Power At Two Big Conventions.   Problem of Leaders Will Be Holding the “Mavericks” Properly Lined Up.

“Mavericks” And Women Voters Offer Many Serious Problems to Party Leaders

UNBRANDED DELEGATES WILL PLAY LEADING ROLE IN BOTH BIG POLITICAL CONVENTIONS   “Mavericks” in Republican and Democratic Partie Preclude Certainty of Results at Present— Wood, Johnson, Lowden, Cox, Hoover, McAdoo and Edwards Are Favorites.

TD OFFER AMERICA ARMENIAN MANDATE   Boundary Oiterence Will bi Left to Wilson.   DIVISION OVER ERZERUM.

th AMERICA ARMENIAN MANDATE   Boundary Difference Will be Left to Wilson,   DIVISION OVER ERZERUM.

RUSSIA RETURNS TO ESTHONIA AL PROPERTY TAKEA   Dorpat University. Libraries, Archives Also Restored by Terms of Peace.

S. CAN'T SUPPORT TTSELE ON 44-HOUR, WEEK SCHEDULE      So Far As Food Is Concerried Farmers Cannot Offer Slightest ‘Hope.

NOH.C.L. RELIEF UNTIL NATION GETS TO WORK   HEAD OF FARMERS SOCTETY SAYS 44-HOUR WEEK WILL NOT EVEN SUPPORT US.   Statement by S. J. Lowell Declares “Everybody Must Be Wilting to Do Reasonable Day's Work" if Production is to Meet Iemand.

BACK FROM SOUTHLANE   Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Curran Return Home After Delightful Stay in  Sn ee

BACK FROM SOUTKLANE   Mr. and Mrs, J. QD. Curran Return Home After Delightful Stay in Florida Resor€é Town

UAVTON GIES HENOR 10 COX   Democratic Nominee for  the Presidency Receives Plau. . dits of Home Folks.   CIVIC CELEBRATION EE FOR THE GOVERNOR.   1A Home-Coming Demonstraion Along Non-Pelitic:Lines for Candgidsate

Dayton Extents Its Reception To ov. JM. Cox   Homecoming Celebration Be ing Held Today In the Miami Valley   DEMONSTRATION : IS NON-POLITICAL   Forma] Notification of Demo cratic Party To Be An Event of August 7

EE A OR RE RR COX HOME-COMING   AH Dayton, Friends and Foes Alike Turn Out to Celebrate Democratic Nominee,

Dayton Suspends Business to Pay Honor to Governor Cox as Democratic Leade!

AT HOMECOMING   Enough Aerial Bombs In Dayton To Stock A Small Sized War Is Report    IS ‘HEART WARMING’ : ADMIRER ASSERTS   ellow Townsmen Of All Po« litical Faiths Will Do Honor To Party Leader

Non-Partisan. - Celebration Takes Thousands of Ohio ans to Gein Cily la, Enjoy Program.   HOLIDAY DECLARED   Business Houses and Indus. tries Cease. to Function Permitting All Panployes ‘To Participale.

NET CAST OVER 33 CITES GETS HUGE HARVEST   Palmer in Nation-wide Roundup, Hits at Very Source of Anarchy   AND KILL PUBLICATIONS   SOVIETS RAN “SUNDAY SCHOOLS” TEACHIN'S BOLSHEVISM-—PLOTTED AMONG NEGROES IN SOUTH.

ARREST 5,483 IN RED DRIVE   Forty-five Rounded Up in Kansas City.   BISGEST RA'D IN RISTORY   Department of Justice Hopes to Fill Another “Soviet Ark” With Radica!s.

Uncle Sam Must Repair German Liners Before He Can Sell ’em, Says Payne

NO) FUNDS ON HAND 10 REFIT URTY LINERS   CONGRESS WILL HAVE TO APPRO.PRIATE MONEY If U, 5. RETAINS VESSELS.

CONGRESS MUST FURNISH MONEY FOR REFITTING   SHIPPING BOARD HAS NO} THE FUNDS FOR RECON DITIONING THE FORMER GERMAN LINERS.

CONGRESS MUST PROVIDE FUNDS TO REPAIR SHIPS   Chairman Payne Esti mates $75,000,000  Necessary.

MILLIONS NEEDED TO REPAIR FORMER GERMAN LINERS   Congress Must Appropriate  $75,000,000 for Recondi tloning Ships says Payne

$75,000,000 FOR REPAIRS   Chairman Payne Reminds Congress of Appropriation if Ship Sale ts Blocked.

75 MILLIONS BE NEEDED 10 REFIT TEUTON VESSELS   Congress Must Pay For Work, Says Payne,  Chairman.

FUNDS REEDED 10 BEPAIR LINERS   $75,000,000 Necessary to Re &t Former Hun Vessels, Payne Says.

TO GIVE FARMERS RELIEF AT ONCE   WASHINGTON LAW MAKERS LINING UP PROGRAM OF ASSISTANCE,

CANDIDATES’ POLL ON EACH BALLO’   SECOND BALLOT   THIRD BALLOT.   FOURTH BALLOT.   FIFTH BALLOT

MANY ChANGLS ON FIFTH BALLOT   fide Turns for Lowden. With Johnson Losing Ground

MEXIGAN REBELS CUT NATIONAL RAILWAY LINE   Telegraph System“ Wrecked ‘and ih United States Border Js Tempo‘ rarily Closed

RAILADAD LINE IN MEAIGG GUT BY REBEL BAND   National Railway of Mexico Destroyed at Lampazos, Sixty Miles South of the International Border.

REVOLTERS SEVER NATIONAL RAILWAY LINE AT LAMPAZOS   Wires Also Cut by Rebels South Of Border—Garrison at Vera Cruz Revolts and Rebels Evacuate the Town.

Y.M.C. A. CLEARED IMMENSE PROFIT   Gains from Trade With Boys, $508,899; $17,000,000 On Hand

MAYOR OF CORK TALKS OF FATE   When Interviewed by an I. N. S. Correspondent Nearly Three Weeks Ago.   A CLOSE-UP VIEW OF SELF-STARVING MAYOR   He Gives His Views of Conditions That Brought on resent Status.

i VFM ~~ 15 GRAVE   Ataly Hopes: to Avoid Clash o} Trodps  by Isolating “D D'An‘ nunzio’s Army.   FEARED: THAT TRAGEDY - MAY. BE. THE RESULT   Rebel: Hopes by H by Holding Oul * to Nuilify’ the “Treaty. Le ne of Rewatlo.-

SITUATION MAY RESOLVE ITSELF INTO A TRAGED'      ITALIAN KING AND MINISTER O1} WAR CONFER LONG OVER FIUME SITUATION — HOPE Te AVOID CLASH WITH DANNUN  —. -. 2

War Minister Confers With King Regarding Situation Created at Fiume; Hopes te Obviate Further Trouble By Enforcing Blockade Order Thus Isolating the City   RAPALLO PACT GAUSES GRISIS

AJOEMBLY WELL  UP TO SCHEDULE   Good Progress Reported in League / Affairs  MISS UNITED STATES   Absence of American Republic, Russia and Central Powers Holds Back Final Concrete Solutions—Responsibility of League and Its Individual Members Now Considered

NATIONS MUST. STAND TEST 10 ENTER LEAGUE   Subcommittees Will Examine into-Qualifications_of -Coun-— __-tries’ Seeking to Join  ‘World Past.   FOURTEEN NOW APPLYING   French Insist on Assurances a: to Meeting of International — — Ohbliaations.

Propose Series of Questions To Applicants Desiring En-' trance to Leaque   FRANCE BLOCKS GERMANY   Supremacy of. Assembly Over  Council Precipitates ‘New Wrangle in Sessions « -

NATIONS MUST STAND TEST.   Qualifications of Countries Seeking to Join World Pact.

APPLICATION OF 14 STATES WITH RELATION ARTICLE 10   Sub-Committees of League of Nations Conference Allotted Task of Considering Several Candidates.

GENEVA CONFERENCE IS BEYOND CHAOTIC PERIOD OF FORMATION DESPITE THE VARIED INTERESTS   Responsibilities of the Society and the Responsibilities of Its Individual Members Under Article 10 Is Being Considered; May Make  Slight Amendments to Covenant.

CONSIDERING NEW LEAGUE MEMBER:   The Responsibilities of Members Under Article X Under Discussion   FIRST WEEK IS ENDED   Amendments Held Up Pending Propositions Expected From United States

THE NEAR FLE.   Mietlady Whieh Has Come to be. bpidemic in Tipton County,

Mitlady, Whie! hh Has  Conic to- he _ demic in: ‘Tipton. County.

Lloyd George ‘and Nitti Believed To Favor Resumption of Relations, Milerand Is Disinclined.

MAY RECOGNIZE SOVIET RUSSIA: AS REAL RUSSIA   Lloyd- George And Nitti Said To Be Read To. Resume Relations, . Millerand Opposing Only Hasty. Action      SOVIET IS NOW ONEY GOVERNMENT   Turkish Question Continues Uppermost in England Where Opposition to Lloyd-George Policy is Widespread and Most Determined—Belief is That Constantinople Will Be Left to the Turks.

PREMIERS READY FOR PEACE WITH REDS, SAYS. MAL   orge and Nitti Believed to Favor Resumption of Soviet Relations.

PREMIER MILLERAND NOT DISPASED TO AND IMMEDIATE ACTION—BEFORE SUPREME COUNCIL,   NO ANTI-BOLSHEVIKI FORGE NOW EXISTENT IN RUSSIA

2 PREMIERS SAID TO FAVOR PEACE WITH RUSSIANS   Britain, Italy Would Send Envoys—France Opposed

Ga ae Aa UGE PEAGE WITH Aud   SOVIET RUSSIA IS NOW RUE SIA INDEED, SAYS LONDON CHRONICLE.   Daily Mail Accusg; Handful ot Politicians of Withholding Proper Exchange of Commodities,

UMPTION  OF RELATIONS   Says Problem Must B Considered by Allied  Supreme Council

BAIT GH PAPERG LAMICEING ri RUSSIAN TAP   PREMIERS LLOYD GEORGE AND NITTE SAEED TO PAVOR IMVEDIATE RESUMPTION,

TALY AND EWGLAND FOR BUSSIAN PEACE   Lloyd George And Nitti Favor Resumption Of Relations With Soviet Russia.

PEACE WITH _. RUSSIANS   British and Malian. Premiers Are Said To Favor 4 At Once.

BOBBY JONES IN THE LEAT   Atlanta Shark Bids Fair to Defeat Professional at Golf.

[WO KILLED IN FRISCO WRECK   Fatalities of Yesterday’s Collision Increased .  by Another Death

HUNT FRIEND OFTHE?      Proposed Minister to Siam to Be Investigated Before the Senate Confirms Him.   ABSOLUTELY FALSE, SAYS FORMER ARIZ. GOVERNOR

FRUSTRATE BOMB PLOT IN BROOKLYN      Patrolman Sees Burning Fackage, Pute de Out, Finds it ts Loaded With Dynamite,

WEssINGER'S: BODY FOUND.   Disappeared With  $10,000—Lead Double Life,

OF WRANGEL REGIME   London Papers Characterize Action as Contrary to British Ideas.

RECOGNITION   Does Not In Any Way Conflict With Views of This Country   Strongly Indicated This Governmen' May Recognize Gen. Wrangel

ANOTHER AUTG CONCERN CUTS   Studebaker Corporation Lowers Prices $125 to $200 in All Modeis—No Wage Reduction.

AUTO CONCERN CUTS PRICES   Studebaker Factory Lowers Quota: tions on All Moedels.

LLOYD GEORGE'S IRISH POLICY HIT   Varied Opinions Expressed by  London Press on His Rus sian Program

PREMIER'S PLAN HAS NO FRIENDS IN. IRELAND   Arthur Henderson, Labor Leader Says Lloyd-George's Plan Will Not Involve the Irish Parliginent.

ENGLISH LABOR: HAMPIONS CAUSE OF IRISH FREEDOM   LABOR LEADER ASSERTS LLOY! GEORGE'S PLAN FOR IRE. LAND HAS NO FRIENDS  HERE ,   WANTS TRADE WITH RUSSIA   English Premier Asserts Resumption of Relations With Soviets is Sanest Course to ollow— Speech is Scrutinized

English Labor Leaders Declare For Irish National Libert   Says That Labor Will Take No Part  in Another Betrayal for Ireland in Commenting on Lloyd Georee'’« Plan

Considered Probable That President Will Veto Measure—Dem-. ocrals Claim > Shortage . OF Votes Ce re   CONFEREES ALREADY NAMED

[Leaders Promise Action Wil  Be Expedited, Paving Way to Joint Conference.         WILSON VETO CERTAIN   Transmission to’ President Expected to Come Before End of the Week.

senate and. Houte Declare ‘the War: Over, But ‘Washinator Thinks - “Wilson Will Vet " Measures—The Resolutions Soon Before Hin.

PEACE TREATY DEGIOION NOW BOES TO HOUSE   Without Any Program for Rushing the Resolution Through Conference,  Republicans to Transmit It.

MINERS DISCUSS STRIKE   British Federation Considers situation Arising from Decision

President’s Rejoinder to Entente on Adriatic  Question Is On Cables

No Forecast ef Its Contents Has Been Given Out and No. Arrrangement For Publication.

WILSON’S LAST™ WORD ON ADRIATIC ON: WAY TONIGHT   Wilson's 's Last Word in Matter Will be Transmitted to En tente This Evening It Is Thought.   NOT MADE PUBLIC   Last Note and Preceding’ Onjea in ot Given out as Yet. President Reviews  ‘ Reply. -....

PRESIDENT'S REPLY TO ENTE TO GO TONIGHT   CONTENTS NOT GIVEN OUTMUST WAIT FOR APPROVAL OF PREMIERS...

WILSON'S ANSWER AEAGY FOR CHALE      Notes Of Adriatic Questior To Be Made Public.

President’s Reply to Allied Note to Go Forward Tonight No Intimation of Its Content:

WILLYO-QVERLAND AUTOMOBILE PLANTS  GAGE; 4.000 OU)   Falting Off In Demand For Machines Causes ShutDown.

Falling Demand for Cars May Cause Factory to Run Only Three Yiace a2 Week.

WILLFS-OVERLAND AUTO PLANT GLOSE!   Pending Decision on 3-Day Week Basis or Closing Unrtil Conditions Chansr.

BIG AUTO PLANT IS CLOSED TODAY   Willys-Overland Factory May Close Indefinitely After Monday

HINES FINAL WORD IS EXPECTED TODAY   ; 5 Natlonal Rail) Directoy Is Making Last Deatt of His Reply  to Shonmne

RAISE EXPECTED      Rail Thirector Hines Will Reply To Wage Boost Demands Soon,

HINES’ “FINAL WORD” DUE, SOO?   Reply to Rail Unions’ Wage Demands May be Submitted Late Today.

RAIL MEN GET WAGE ANSWERS   Are Confident ‘Hines. Will Grant Them 2° Baica

RAIL DIREGTOR REVISES RATES   First Draft Was Unsatisfactory } to Unions So Hines Tries Again , To Please,

HINES ANSWERS UNIONS TODAY   “Final Wold” is Being Revised, Will  Be Submitted to Unlons Late Today.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL MEETING IN’ SAN SEBASTIAN   CONFEREES. TAKE} UP MI.NOR™ BUT PRACTICAL: “QUESTIONS AT EARLY  apcarmmrpariul      RASE TRAVEL   Betterment of ‘Transpor tation Facilities Is to Be Con:

§ CONGRESSMEN, IN CABLE. DEMAND BRITAIN TRY IRISH   Pmprisonmeng . Withoué ‘Prial De nounced in Message to George  and Parliament.

See eee RT Te de ee te  DBLAY HANDING PROTEST TO. THE BRITISH PREMIER

HOUot MEMBERS TO THE PREMIER   Ask That Irish Political Pris. oners Have Privilege of Trial.

IRISH ARRESTS  PROTESTED BY 88 CONGRESSMEN   J aaa ae Oe Say Men Are Entitled to Trial  Quote Constitu tion

Condemn Action of imprison ing Irish Without Arraignment or Trial.

88 CONGRESSMEN APPEAL FOR YRIsHh      en Cablegvram to Lloyil George ting Righe of Trial for Irish,

CONGRESSMEN JOIN IN IRISH PROTEST TO GREAT BRITAIN   Telegram Sent to Lloyd George and Parliament by Eightyeight Members of House

At GOT THOME rn   Atlantic Flect Dropped Anchor in the North River This  Afternoon,  +

ATLANTIG FLEET GOT HOME TODAY       Light Rattle Ships Dropped Ancho1  oat North River Affer Wintering  at Cuba

TLANTIC FLEET  GETS HOME TODA   4 Long Crue Which Bexar on January: §—Jackdes Get Shore Leave

BRITISH MINERS ARGUE SITUATION UNCHANGED   Spokesman. Saya: Bir Bee Robert Horne Pro posal ‘Does Not Lead to Satisfac-tory” Settlement.

CONFERENCE HELD IN EFFORT TO REACH SOLUTION OF COAL PRICES REGARDED A FAILURE

BRITISH MINE PARLEY FAILS   Sir Robert Horne of Board of Trade and Workers’ Delegation Unable to Agree.

WOMAN'S SOCIETY NAMED OFFICERS   FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF M. E. CHURCH IN MEETING THURSDAY.   ALL DAY MEETING PLANNED

OPEN MEETING   Of Foreign Misstonary Society First M. FE. Church,

OPEN MEETING   Of Foreign Missionary Seclety ¢ First M. EB. Church.

PREDICTS NON-STOP FLIGHT OF 4340 MILES PARIS, March 4 (By United

RUBBER FIRM FAILS TO GET FULL FORCI   Only Half of Strikers Return When -Plant Opens,

SOME WOMAN OPERATIVES SAID THEY FEARED 10 RETURN 10 THEIR WORK   Gave Names of One or Two Men Who, They Said, Were Active Spirits in Group Engaged in Spreading Propaganda or Intimidation—Factory Gates Re-opened

WORKING FARCE IS SHORT   Less ‘Thro dine—Hal€ of Rubber Com paoy's Operatives Retuta Wken the Factory Reopens.

NAVY FLYERS DRIFT IN LAKE   Feared Extreme Cold Will Freeze Avi ators in Seaplane.

THREE NAVY FLYERS IN LAKE   Seaplane Adtift Off ManitowacFeared Extreme Cold Will Freeze the Aviators.

ARMOUR PLANT FIRE   Twenty Firemen Overcome Fighting Flames in Packing House.

TWENTY FIREMEN  OVERCOME IN CHICAGO   Armour and Co., Beef House Destroyed by Fire Today. Covered While Block.

BEEF STORAGE PLANT ON FIRE 20 MEN OVERCOME   Mammoth Beef House of Ar. mour Burns Early Wednesday Morning.

CINCINNATI 15 THE FIRST CITY   Announced as Turning in Its Census Reports Previous to Any Other in Country.

CINCINNATI FIRST. TQ FINISH CENSU:   District. of Columbia Close Sec. ond and Population Figure: Will be Soon Announced.

Cincinnati First to Complete Census   Zhe Last Portfolo Turned In ‘Yo Bureau at Washington on February 9—-Two Weeks to Check Up.

CINGINNAT! HRS} TO FINISH GENSUS   May Be Two Weeks Before Figures Can Be Checked and Total Announced.

COMPLETE IN CENSUS      Cincinnati First City to Finish The Count,

AMERICANS WANT 10 STOP Blo TAX   Jave Started Campaign to Eliminate Taxation of U. S. Citizens.

GEN. GONZALEZ JOINS SONORA REVOLUTIONISTS   Carranza's Advisors Are Ur gent That He Resign Office.

GONZALES HAG JUINED THOSE IN REBELLION   STRONG SUPPORTER OF CARRAN ZA DECIDES TO CHANGE HIS ALLEGIANCE,   Indications Are That President's Ten. ure of Office Is Rapidly Drawing to a Close.

PRESIDENT CARRANZA IS WARNED TO QUI   High Military. Leaders Give Wim On. Lik May. 15th to Resign. ar Abide Kesult.

CARHANZA T0 GU   REPORTED ULTIMATUM  SETS MAY 15 AS LAST DAY.   Greneral Gonzales, Carranza’ Staunchest Priend is With Rebels.

Gonzales, Many Years Strong Supporter of Carranza, Joins Rebels for Attack on Capital

CARRANZA SEES _ REINS SLIPPING AS.AIDS DESERT   IGEN. PABLO GONZALES, LONG  PRESIDENT’S RIGHT-HAND   - WAN JOINS REVOLUTION

WARN CARRANZA TO QUIT   HIGH MILITARY LEADERS GIVE HIM UNTIL MAY 15 TO RESIGN.   With Pormer Stanchest Supporter, Pablo Gonzalez, Joining Revolt, Mexicnn President Searcely Was Any Aruty Left.

CARRANZA BACKER JOINS REVOLTERS   GENERAL GONZALES, STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF THE REGIME, TURNS REBEL.

DATE FOR CARRANZA'S RESIGNATION FIXED   ULTIMATUM NAMES MAY 15 AS LIMIT, SAYS REPORT FROM MEXICO.   GONZALES JOINS IN REVOLT   Once Stanch Supporter of Chief Executive Now With Opposition, Declare Advices.

CARRANZA TOLD BY LEADERS 10 REIGN BY MAY  1), 9 REPORT   Washington Hears That the President of Mexico Was Given This Ultimatum at Conference Held Recently   PRESIDENT DESERTED BY PABLO GONZALES   Cable Companies Have Refused to Accept Messages For Mexico City For First Time Since the Uprising.

GEN. GONZALEZ, GARRANZA AIDE JOINS REVOLUTION   Revolts With Several Units of Federal] Troops   LEADERS HOLD CONFERENCE

b ONZALES JOINS FORCES AGAINST FEDERAL TROOPS   Carranza’ Strongest Supporter With Two Regiments Is Advancing on Capital   INVITE FOREIGN CAPITAL   Fwo More Americans Killed One Hundred Twenty Five Miles From Capital

IN REVOLUTION   Reported Near Mexican Capital in.Gommand of Two ~ Regiments..of Federals   MAY FORGE ‘--CRRRANZA   Revolution So Far ‘Has Moved Forth Without a. Battle; Calles Minister: of War

ADVISE CARRANZA TO STEP OUT   High Military Officers Would Force His Resignation,   THEY FIX MAY 15 AS THE LIMIT

PABLO GONZALES LEAVES CAPITAL QUITS COMMAND   High Officials Have Told the President to Get Out of Office.   They Fix May 15 as Limi: for His Tenure of Government Chief.

6 KILLED, FOUR ARE HURT IN RAIL CRASH   Forty Empty Cars Break Awa) on Mountain Grade.

NEARS MILLION MARK   New York’s Plurality For Harding is Astounding ---Large in Ohio, Too.

Cox Only Certain of Having Carried Sblid South—Loses : All of West and Rast.:   WOMAN YOTE GOES .. AGAINST ‘DEMOCRATS

Magnitude of Vote ‘[nereases,   Cox Fai's to Garry Any North. ern or Western State,   GREATEST WiGTGRY iN HISTORY

OX WILL NOT EA STATE OUTSIDE SOLID SOUTH, RETURNS SHOW      sady Gain for Harding Reported as the Vestern and Northern States Come In; Republican Senate Margin Increased

Boston Goes Republican Second Time in ~His tory-—Doubtful if Cox Carried a Single Western or Northern State—Many States Shifted From Democrats

REPUBLICANS SCORE ONE OF MOST SWEEPING VICTORIES IN HISTORY   G. 0. P. Wins Congress, Elects Govern“ors, Other State and Local Candidates and Threatens to Break Into Solid South—Harding Assured 329 -Electoral Votes.

COA CONCEDES ELECTION OF SENATOR HARDING   Democracy’s Leader Declares the “Solemn Referendum Which Wilson Said Should Decide the Fate of the League of Nations Elected: Republican 

Cox Maintains Slight Lead in Oklahoma and Kentucky While Missouri Swings Into Republican. Column By Safe ‘Margin—Senate and Heuse  Give  Good Working Majority to G-O..P:.

300 ELECTORAL VOTES ASSURED NEW PRESIDENT   Republican Successes Throughout North and West.

dDeyond at iprecedents. APPARENTLY NOTHING Ss TO CHECK THE GREAT REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE

NOW APPEARS COX WILL NO’ CARRY NORTHERN - OR WESTERN STATE   BIG LEAD IN CCNGRESS   Substantial Working "Majority As sured in Both the Senate and the House       hy Overwhelming Vote“all Branches of Government Go Over to Republicans

RESULT (8 BEYOND HOPES OF LEADERS REPUBLICAN PARTY   Additional Returns Show Cox and Roosevelt Have Been Swamp ed Almost Everywhere.   IS GREATEST G. O. P. WIN   Republicans Increase Their Ma jority in Both Houses of the Congress.

THE REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE. SHOWS TREMENDOUS GAINS   Will Control Both Houses; Co» Fails to Carry any Northern or Western State.   GREATEST VICTORY IN HISTORY

ALL OVER AMERICA HARDING AND  COOLIDGE =  WINNERS   Solid South Alone for James M. Cox and Tennessee Is Very Wobbly Even There   Oklahoma Is Republican When Late Returns Come in; It ts All the Same Story

HARDING ELECTED WITH GREATEST VOTE IN HISTORY   Republicans _ Increase Margin In Both The  House and Senate.

HARDING LANDSLIDE GREATESTIN HISTORY   It is Almost Certain Cox Will Not Carry a Northern or ._ Western State —   BOSTON GOES REPUBLICAN

SINN FEINERS CENSOR MAIL:   Armed Men Hold Up Train and Se cure Official Package Near Belfast; Stronghold Affected,

DECLARES WAR “ON: CONGRESS   Samuel “Gompers ‘Attacks Body , For. Its Fallure to Aid’ ~-. Labor,   SAYS ALL ACTION NEGATIVE   Calls Upon 4,000,000 Members of Organized Labor to Vote for the . Defeat of Thoae Who Favor  e

DECLARES WAR ON CONGRESS   Samuel Gompers Attacks Body For tts Failure to Aid Labor.   SAYS ALL ACTION NEGATIVE   Salls Upon 4,000,000. Members of Or ganized Labor to Vote for the Defeat of Those Who Favor Coercion.

GUMPEHG ALTAGK PRESENT CONGRESS   Declares War on It for Failure te Aid Labor.   SEES ONLY REPRESSIVE ACTS   Declares Only Negative Legisiation Has Been Accomplished—Calls Upon 4,000,000 Workers to Defeat Its Members.

PRESIDENT      Samuel Gompers Attacks Body For Its Failure to Aid Labor.   SAYS ALL ACTION WEGATIVE   Calls Upon 4,000,000 Members of Or ganized Labor to Vote for the Defeat of Those Who Favor ~~ Coercion.

UNION HEADS ~ EXPECT ANSWER   Representatives of Four teen Railroad Unions in ~Conference with   RAIL DIRECTOR HINES   Palmer Also Confers with Him on Coming Strike— Oppose Injunction

PALMER LOOKING UP THE LAW ON. RAILROAD STRIKE   Rs atroad Administration Regards na Order Yor FOU,000 Mainto Quit  eh. 7.     Tenanee Me!

OFFICIAL  PHP ANCL I) Met} OTAIKE   ‘Attorney General Studies Situation, Gets Ready to Act If Necessary   HINES MEETING WITH LABOR HEADS TODAY      Administration Men Do Not Believe Unions Will Call Walkout

ON HAND   A Heavy Troop Relaforcement Marched into Berlin From Garrisens.

PREDICT FALL Ot KAPP GOVERNMENT   IF STRIKE CONTINUES THREE DAYS OBSERVERS SAY MOVEMENT WILL PAIL.   ONLY MILITARY BACKING   It Is Pointed Out That Dictator Has Failed to Rally the Peo-' ple to His Standard of  Devel. 

RE-INFORCED WITH TROOPS   Only Been Able to Pro _ duce Military Backing For Government

KAPP MUST BEAT STRIKE IF HE IS TO KEEP POWER   General Walkout Paralyzes Industry In German Capital.   CANT: MAINTAIN GOVERNMENT " UNDER THESE CONDITIONS   Has No Support Othe: Than That Pei ven By His Armed Forees.

TROOPS ARRIVE IN BERLIN 10 SUPPORT KAPI   Strikers Threatenec with Death By New  Government.

ONLY MILITARY BACKING NEW GOVERNMENT   Kapp ‘However Believes Insurrection Will Yet Win People.

HEAVY REINFORCEMENTS OF TROOPS  REACH BERLIN FROM NEARBY POSTS   Basis of Chancellor’s Political Authority Is Mystery to Everybody: Strike Ca using Inconvenience

KAPP CONFIDENT CAN WIN PEOPLE   Heavy Troop Reinforcements Received by New Government in Berlin

KAPP, REINFORCED BY TROOPS, LOCKS HORN WITH LABAR   NEW CHANCELLOR ‘OPTI MISTIC OVER SUCCESS OF HIS REVOLT.   STRIKE IN BERLIN   Nation Paralyzed. by Cessation of Work Which Spreads Rapidly.

TO SAVE WER FROM LIFE _ OF MISERY GRANDFATHER. SLAYS GIRL WITH A}

WEDDING RING FAMINE FEARED BY JEWELER!   Leap Year Boom in Marriage Licenses. Followed: by Shortage in Supply of Hoops.”   SPRING SOMETHING: NEW

REBELS MARCH ON MAZATLAN   Sonora Forces Advance on Big Mexican Seaport on the Pacific Side.

TEXAS MAKES FORMAL PROTEST   Governor Colby Says State : Opposed to Being Used as Highway for Mexicans.

SONORA TROOPS PREPARING FOR DEFENSE FICH   Invasion by Government Forces to be Resisted by Seceding ; State.

SONORA IS. ARMED TO MEET INVADERS   Rebel State Advances Forces Agains Carranzista Move.

SONORA FORGES 10 PREVENT INVASION   Officials Today Continued To Place Men and Munitions To Oppose Federal] Troops.

SONORANS ADVANCE THRU SINALOA ON MAZATLAN SEAPOR]   Sonora Republic Continues Offensive and Prepares for Defensive.

MARCH ON MAZATLAN  Senora Rebels Begin Advance on Big Seaport.   Leaders of Seceding Mexican State Cheered by Ald of Carranza Deserters.

- SONORA FORCES ACTIVE   Press Through Sinaloa to Attach  @ Mazatlan

BIG GROWING REVOLUTION   New Uprising Breaks Out in Michoacan — Governor Flies From Capital With State Funds

COMMANDERS OF SORO RA REVOLUTIONARY FORCES FEEL CONFIDENT OF AK ULTIMATE SUCCESS Th BATTLE AGAINST ARI AMEXICAN GOVERNMENT

SAY CARRANZA © TROOPS DESERT; AIDING SONORE   Sonora Troops Guard Frontie And March Into   Sinaloa

SONORA RENY ih3 UNIFORM SUCCESS   MARCHING RAPIDLY ON SINALOA SEAPORT OF MAZATLAN IS REPORT   GARRANZA MEN DESERTING   Also Said That Villa Has Become Active in the State of Chihuahua Against the Carranza Regime

MAY DAY RADICAL PLANG FALL FLAT OFFICIALS REPORT   EATRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT BLOCK PROPOSED UPRISINGS,   NUMBER STRIKES STAGED   Appeal for Demonstrations in’ Behall of Soviet Russia Fails to Bring Results, Reports Indicate.

U.S. AGENTS THWART PLAN OF RADICALS   *ublicity Given by Department Helped Curb Disturbances—Guard Maintained Over Officials “Marked” for Death.

“DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ~ PAEVENTEN MAY TAY BINTS   Plans of Radical Leaders for Demonstrations Involving Strike: ‘and Assassinations of Scores of State and : Federal Officials Fell Flat.   APPEAL OF RADICALS FOR SOVIET. , RUSSIA BRING SMALL RESPONSE    Demonsteations of Radical Elements In England and France Cause Practically Complete Cessation of Work "for the Dav: Stoke Conditions Improving

NO BOMBS HURLED OR BLOOD SHED   Number of Strikes Occur, but Nearly All Are Local in Character---Guard Over Men Marked tor Death Will Continue.

RED DEMONSTRATIONS PROVED 10 BE FIZZLE   May Day Agitation Fell Flat Over Country—-Quiet im Chicago and New York

Reds Quiet, Plan for - Uprising Is Checked    FOREW. ARNED, FOREARMED GOVERNMENT IS ABLE TO  COPE WITH RADICALS—THOSE MARKED FOR BALL OF ASSASSINS TO BE GUARDED STILL — LITTLE OF UNRULY SORT OCCURRED IN LAND YESTERDAY.   Canadian May Day Is Quiet Workers Not Much Stirred

11,000 POLICE  ON TIPTOE IN  ~NEW YORK FOR  EMERGENCIES   Thirty. Meetings Held, all. Watched -by U.S. Officers.   THREE KILLED IN PARIS. RIOT;   Woman ‘Among Victims of ‘French Demon- stration.

DISTURBANCES FOR MAY DAY FELL FLAT, U. §. AGENTS CLAIM   Extra Precaution Which Was Taken Throughout Country Deters Reds’ Hopes.   MANY SMALL DISORDERS REPORTED FROM FRANCE    Railway Strikers There to Get  Support of Labor in Urging   ‘ationalization,

PRECAUTION BY 5, DAMPERS ‘HOW OF POWER   Incendiary Speeches Uttered Without Much Effect in Many American Cities   NUMEROUS CLASHES OCCUR IN PARIS   Three Persons, One a Woman Killed; Many Are Wounded

THE EXPE  UIOTURBANCE OND NOT COME   YO BOMBS THBZOWN AND NO ATTEMPTS MADE ON LIVES OF ANY OFFICIALS.   ‘Some Tecal Strikes and Chicago's Usual May Day Troubles About Tell the Tale.

GOVERNMENT AT WAOHINGTON 15 STILL ON THe JOB   Threats by Reds to Kill a Lot of High Officials Go to Thin Air.

PLANS OF REOS FOR MAY DAY SHOW OF POWER FALL FLAT   Appeal for Demonstyation Government in Behelf of Soviet Russia Without Avail   GUARD OVER THREATENED PERSONS TO BE MAINTAINED   Day Passed Quietly in Qeatral States. aud Far West and Thee Were No Disorders, Bombs or Pleodshed in New York or Rest ©! East—ne Arrest in Logan County, WwW. Va.

Publicity Given by Department of Justice Is Believed to Have Had Large Part in Thwarting Disturbances; Incendiary Speeches Made; to Maintain Watch   LOYALTY PARADE’ IN NEW YORK

LEAGUE DENOUNCED BY LLOYD GEORGE   Sounds Death Knell of Pact a’ San Remo.   CALLS IT IMPOSSIBLE DREAM   Says Provision Inserted in Versailles  Treaty Out of Deference to President Wilson, but U. S. Out of European Politics Now.

LEAGUE DENOUNCED BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE   British Statesman Sounds Death Knell of the Nations’ Pact at San Remo.

DEATH KNELL OF LEAGUE SOUNDS   Lioyd George Hotly Denounce: Present Organization as Time-Losing Machine.   SaY$ §. §. OUT OF EUROPE   Declares Instrument Was Inserted Into  Versailles Treaty Out of Deference to President Wilson— Calls It Impossible Dream.

DEALERS NOT TO BLAME FOR PANIC, CLAIM   Denies Coal Men Plan ned Statements Causing “‘Shortage.”’

U.S. CAUSED. COAL SHORTAGE   Witness Declares Government to Blame for Panic

NO WHOLESALER GRAF   Head of Big Coa) Association Denies Producers Entered Price Fixing Agreement.

Coal Association Director At tributes Responsibility to the Government

GOAL ASS'N MAN ENTERS A DENIAL   Got Prices But Blames Gov ernment Agencies for the Shortage.

(OAL SHORTAGE SCARE BLAMED JN GOVERNMEN]   Of Course Operator: Did Reap Profit, Senate Probers Told.

TAKES-BLAME FOR COAL PANIC OFF OPERATORS   World’s War, ar, National. Coal Strike and Railtoad Strike Cause of Summer’s Shortage.

One of the Mine Operators Gives Assurance to the Senate Investigating Committee

SAYS GOVERNMENT CAUSED SHORTAGE    Cushing Testifies Some of Coal Men Got the High Prices, but Absolves Them from Originating Move.

APOLOGIZED BUT TOOK DIAMONDS   Dallas Woman. Robbed in Down-Town Sec tion of That. City

CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND U.S. HALTED   Discussions Over California Anti-Jacanese Acton Post poned  Report in Japan is Discredited By An Official Statement

CEASE DISCUSS JAP LAND LAWS   Both Governments Earnestly Attempt. ing to Find a Solution,

AFTER ELECTION THEN JAPAN   Callfornia Muddle to Rest Until the People Vote.

SATISFIED OVER JAP LAW PARLEY   Diplomatic, Conversations Over Coast  Exclusion Act Are Working  Smoothly.

JAP TALKS ARE SATISFACTORY   Parley Over Land Policy Continuing, Says Statement—Negotiations Are Delayed.

HALT CONVERSATIONS - PENDING ELECTIONS   U.S. Ceases Parley With JapEnvoy.

NEGOTIATIONS WITH APS -DISCONTINUES   Temporarify Until After November Election in Which the California People Will Vote  On Anti-Jap Land Legisla ' £8 men

U. §.-JAP TALKS CONTINUE   Progress of Land Policy Negotiations Called Satisfactory.

U. S. Pats Off Conversations With Japanese   Diplomatic Discussion Ove’ California Land Bill Is Ended Uautil Election.

Will Not Be Resumed Until After California People - Vote On Levisiation

CLEAR WEATHER ON PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK   WILD SCENES MARK MANNIX’S DEPARTURE

PRELATE SAILS DESPITE BAN QF BRITAIN   ARCHBISHO MANNIX OI AUSTRALIA ARRIVES A‘ PIERS AMID WILD BURSTS OF IRISY Rwasdrieracn,   Police Reserves Needed to Ge Prelaie Aboard—Some Figh and Others Jeer.

TUMULT ON DOCKS WHEN PRELATE DEPARTS   Irish Sympathizers Cheer Him And British Boo and Have Counter Demonstration

CONGRESS FACES BUSIEST. WEEK   Many Matters of Importance to Vs Cone     dered Duriag Next Seven Day

Busy Week In Congres:   Both in Committees and on the Floo: of the House and Senate  STi Blreattnae Chis Ss

BUSY WEEK FACED BY CONGRESS; REDS ACTIVITY 10 FORE   Commerce Committee Ix To Hear Western Shipbuilders Diseuss Plans   NAVY PROBERS ARE BUSY   Three Appropriation Bills Are Kefore Committee For Consideration

One of the Busiest Week: Opened Today in Both Branches   MANY BILLS ae TO BE PASSED   Packer, Railroad and Other Matters - Be Taken i. ;

CONGRESS FACING   a aaa aaa A SOLONS WILL BE KEPT BUS) ON FLOOR AKD IN COMMIS.  THES-——PRUBWE COM MITTEES WORK

MANY MEASURES — BEFORE CONGRESS   BUSY WEEK AHEAD   LEGISLATION OF ALL KINDS To  COME UP DURING WEEK-—Bi.   PARTISIAN CONFERENCES  ON TREATY To BE RESUMED

BUSY WEEK AHEAD FOR CO'GRESS   House, Senate and Committee Face Many Problems ~   CONFERENCE IS RESUMED   Military Affairs Committee to Finish Re-Graanization Bill

U.S. MAY APPROVE MILITARY TRAINING   House Miliiary Body for Train: ing of the Youth.   Details to Be Worked Out With View of Making it Effective ' in 1922,

ARMY DRILL APPROVED   House Military Body for Training of the Youth.   Details to Be Worked Out With View of Making it Effective in 1922.

SNOW IN KANSAS TOMORROW,   But Only in Northwestern Part of the Svate—Rain and Colder,

eae a ——_  CANNOT SIDETRACK   Universal Military Training, Says Chamberlain

RECORD GAIN 19 WADE BY GHID   Population of Buckeye State is 5,759,368, According to 1920 Census.   INDUSTRIAL CENTERS . WENT AHEAD FAST   Increase is Among the Largest in Percentage Recorded -For Older States.

OHIO'S GAIN IN - POPULATION IS NEAR A MILLION      State Has Increased To 5,759,368 In Past Ten Years, By Census.’   PER CENT GAIN 20.8   OHIO’S GROWTH BY DECADES

WOMEN DEMAND DRY PLATFORM FOR DEMOCRATS   Threaten Party With Loss of Votes if There is Wet Compromise.

WET BAIT LOSES WOMEN’S VOTES   WISCONSIN WOMEN DEMOCRATS THREATEN TO QUIT PARTY IF WET PLANK IS FAVORED.

WARNING BY WOMAN 10 DEMOCRAT WETS   TOLD NOT TO TEMPORIZE WITH LIQUOR QUBSTION.   Party Men in Wisconsin (dmoniehed That if They Yield to Temptation They Will Ferfeit Female Sapport.

Wi THE WET:   Women Threaten to Defeat Party in Wisconsin If the Leaders Dare to Temporize With Booze Element.

Fhreaten to Bolt » Bolt Party If Men Dare to Temporize With “Wet,s”   Women' s Stand Creates Sensation; Alternates to Convention Named.

WOMEN WARN DEMOCRATIC LEADERS   Wisconsin Suffrage Will No Tolerate Temporizing With Adherents of Wets

Democrats Threatened With Loss of Women Vote [f Temporize With Wet

a an a, << ee WONT. BE “WET DEMOCRATS. Leader of Wiaconsin Women. Warne

FLIRT WITH WETS;” & LOSE WOMEN VOTE   WISCONSIN WOMAN STATE CHAIRMAN LAYS DOWN LAw TO DEMOCRATS   PARTY HAS OPPORTUNITY   Can Get Woman Supper But Wine And Beer Would Kill it--Plan to Kill Volstead Act

WON'T BE “WET” DEMOCRA   Leader of Wisconsin Women Warns State's Naprignal Jeloyvntes.

THREATENS DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Speaker Says Women's Votes May be Leat on Liquor lasue.,

Brings u Sutfrage and Currency Legisfafion Votes of Presidential Aspirant,   PARIS POST FAVORS

COURTNEY, ROWING - EXPERT, IS DEAD   Fanous Cornell Crey Coach Suceimb: to Apoplexy—Crewe Heid Ali U. S. Records,

COACH COURTNEY DIES AS RESULT OF INJUR\   Famous Rowing Instructo Succumbs in East.

CHARLES E. COURTNEY CLAIMED BY DEATH   Veteran Coach of Record-Holding Cornell Crews Victim of Apoplexy.

GOAGH COURTNEY DIES SUDDENLY   Passes Away Shortly Afte Returning From Fishing Trip On Lake.

(CRUCIAL STAGE OF COAL NEGOTIATION:   Anthracite Operators Said to be Unwilling to Offer More Thar 20-Percent Raise.

HIG SPEECH IN SOMMONS, WIL ~ INVERT A FIGHT   CONCILIATORY TQ RUSSIA   WOULD SET UP HUNS. AS BARRIER TO RUSS ADVANCE.

ANXIOUS DAYS FOR ENGLANT   Polish Situation Is Cause, Nobody Of Great Britain Wants Another War.

Ho OPEEGH Ii COWMNS, WIL INVERT A FIG   CONCILIATORY TO RUSSIA   WOULD SET UP HUNS. AS BARRIER TO RUSS ADVANCE,

MAN UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH IS TAKEN OUT OF REACH OF MOB BY WAR VETERANS

LEXINGTON QUIET. NEGRO MOVED   Mob Subsides When Troops Take  aur fa Edita, Slava te Edel.

IRISH HEARING OPENED TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Witnesses Direct from the Emerald Isle To . Appear First. .

RIDICULE HOME RULE BIL   Irish Papers Score Parliament and Kine for Their Arttitnde.

Nw GO: ALLE EE NBA TR tt A CA  Grover C. Bergdoll's  Brother Surrenders   Vealthy Philadelphian, Alleged Draft Evader, Gives Up t Authorities at Governor’s Island, Following a Search Lasting Two and One-Half Years

BERGDOLL QUIT  DODGING GAM   HE WILL STAND TRIAL FOR - DRAFT EVASION.   25000 ADDITIONAL CARS OR DE RED WEST. i   New. Crop  Piling Up Se liaterstate ; ‘Commerce Commission: De-   ; eldex on Rellef. i

ONE BERGDOLL “GIVES UP AT LAST   Edwin, Younger Brother, Surrenders to Judge at Governor’s Island.   ‘WAS SOUGHT TWO YEARS      Judge James Romig Accompanies Slacker. Made Prisoner in Castle William.

ONE BERGDOLL SURRENDERS T0 THE MILITARY   Edwin Bergdoll and Attorney Under Indictment Give Up at Governor’s Island.

EAWIN BERGDOLL QURRENDERD obLF 10 AUTHORITIES   Younger Brother of Notorious Grov er C. Bergdol Made Prisoner at Governor’s Island.

BERGDOLL'S YOUNGER ~ BROTHER SURRENDERS   Alleged Draft Invader, Missing Two Years, Gives Himself Up at Governors Island

BROTHER OF BERGDOLL GAVE SELF UP TODAY   LIKE THE OTHER, HE WAS SOUGHT ON CHARGE OF DRAFT EVASION    Was Accompanied to Governor’ Island by Judge James Romig of Vhiladelphia

Erwin R.. Bergdoll 0 Up in- U.S. Prison: n: - Governor's Teland.. :  ty         SEARCH FOR’ELDER _., “DODGER CONTINUING

DRAFT EVADER GIVES SELF UI   BROTHER OF GROVER CLEVE LANDA BERGDOLL SURRENDERS AT GOVERNOR'S ISLAND   (Ry United Press)

Younger Brother of Grover, Fu gitive Two Years, Surrenders Today.   IMMEDIATELY [IMPRISONED   Attorney and Brother Accompa: nied Him to fiover: nor’s Island.

BERGDOLL GIVES SELF UP, DRAFT EVADER DECIDES TO STAND TRIAL   EDWIN BERGDOLL. BROTHER 01 CLEVELAND BERGDOLL, SURRENDERS TO AUTHORITIES

JOUNG BERGDOLL SURRENDERS ON OWN ACCORD              OTHER OF MILLIONAIRE LACKER, MISSING TWO YEARS, ARRESTED.

BERGDOLL’S BROTHER GIVES UP AS EVADER   Erwin Appears At Governor’s Is land For Sentence For Escaping Draft.

YOUNGER BERGDOLL GIVES UP   Half Brother of Fugitive Draft Evader Surrenders in New York——Judge Romig With Him.

:. BERGDOLL SURRENDERS   Alleged Draft Evader is Brother of Grover Bergdoll

/ERWIN R. BERGDOLL S  IN HANDS OF AUTHORITIES   Hali-Brother of Grover Clevelnne Bergiol) is Wanted on Draft Evasion Charges

EDWIN BERGDOLL SURRENDERS   Half Brother  to Millionaire .Draft Dodger’ Wanted by Police:

ERWIN BERGOOLL PIVES HIMISFLE   Has Been Sought For Past Twi Years On Charge of Draft Evasion.

ANOTHER BERGDOHL IS HELD BY AUTHORITIES   Half Brother of Escaped Mar Surrenders.

ANOTHER BERGDOLL "SURRENDERS TODA’   Brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Gives HXmself Up To Federal Officials in New York.

DRAFT EVADER AND ATTORNEY NOW IN PRISON   Erwin Bergdoll and Judge Roemig Surrender to Federal Authorities.   Brother Grover Bergdoll Still At Large

CZAR NICHOLAS WAS: MURDERED BY HUNS   Such is the Sensational Asser. tion Made By British Write)  : Based on Revelationg of ¢ Russian Officer.

N.Y, SOCIALIST WAR MAY BE REPEATED   Ousted Assemblymen Can. didates for Re-electian.

MINERS QUIT WHEN THEY LEARN OF DISCRIMINATION   Two Fire Bosses Refused Forme Positions;

EUROPE ON BREAD RATIONS   Herbert Hoover Telleé Members of! Bakers’ Association of Conditions in Old Country.

SELFISH AIMS ONLY SERVED BY CHANGE   WILSON. SAYS U. &. MUST SHOULDER RESPONSIBILITY IN LEAGUE

Morton D. Hull, Leader Among Illinois Republicans Breaks With Eepublican Momines

MASSEY I$ OUT OF JAIL   Connersville Man Allowed to go o7 His Own Recognizance

MASSEY FREED   On Own Recognizance and Returns To Connersville. :

Brotherhood Leaders Claim Strikers Are Returning   NOL W. W. CONNECTION   Arrested Strike Leaders Refuse Bond Are Released

SUARDOMEN GET TOGETHER AGAIN   First Meeting Penna. Nat: ional Guard Assn.   SINCE THE WORLD WAR   Speakers Favor Universal Compulsory Military Training and Placing of Militia on Same Footing as Regular Army—Prompt Payment of Officers and Men Urged

SP WITH LQUCR BETS VERY BOO?   Has To Be Towed Into Detaware Breakwater After Being Disabled,

PU rr aa oS Ferree on BOOZE SHEP py PTE E      Freight ar, Yarmouth, Was’ Woe Cargo on Board

VESSELS DISABLED. ON STORMY SEA   Liquor Freighter Puts Back To Port.

ILLINOIS MINERS DRIT BACK TO WORK   No Need of Conciliators According  to Union 5 > aga Lived rike,

PEAR GF COAL STRINE PASSED   Government Action Is No Welcomed by Ulinois  Mine Laborers.

STRIKING MINERS MAY RETURN TODAY   FEAR OF LEVER ACT TO BRING MANY BACK TO WORK, ILLINOIS U*SION HEAD SAYS.

COX INVADE NEWYORK STATE   DECLARES THAT A NATIONAL POLICY OF ESOL ATION WOLL NOT MAKE AMERICA FIRST IN THE WORLD   TALKS TO FIRST VOTER   ; ]   The Governor's First Speech in New York Campaign was Delivered to An Organization of First Voters—Attacks Policy of Harling.

SULATION AND AMERICA FlitaT NG OMPAT IBLE   Cox, in Opening New York State Campaign, Says Two Policies Do Not Jibe   LEAGUE FOUNDED ON SPIRIT OF FREEDOW   REMAINING DAYS OF CAMPAIGN TO BE SPENT IN ATTACKING HARDING'S “WOBBLING” LEAGUE ATTITUDE,

CONENANT ABOVE POLITICS   McAdoo Declrves He Would Desert His Party jf Its Candidate Opposed Peace Leacue.

McADOO SPEAKS FOR LEAGUE   Enters Coal Country and Says Partixan Politics Should be Stilled

NEGRO TO PRISON,   Policeman Found Guilty of Misleading Young Kansas Girl.

The Balloting from Start to Finish   NEGRO POLICEMAN GETS SENTENCED FOR FOTITT, AC

HOMES OF SINN FEIN MEMBERS ARE BURNED  BY UNIFORMED MEN   Villagers Flee to Field ‘When’ Soldiers Launch Assaults.

UNIFORMED MEN BURN PROPERTY -OF SINN FEINER:   Appear in Streets of Tralte After. Military Retires for Night. -

GREEK ADMIRAL IS REGENT   P, Coundouritts @o Run Country Until King is on Throne,

F DEPUTIES ELEGTS GREEK REGEN   ADMIRAL COUNDOURIOTIS, MINISTER OF MARINE TO PRESIDE OVER DESTINY OF GREECE PENDING SELECTION OF KING

ARS WILL SOON GO ACROSS RIVER   ELECTRIC UTILITIES COM. PANY WON SUIT AGAINST INTERURBAN   CONTRACT IS VALID   Street Railway Company Will Nov Have Privilege of Buying Track on Bridge   The Decision of Supreme Court Upholds Decision of Judge C. A. Smart

ELECTRIC UTILITIES COM PANY WON SUIT AGAINST INTERURBAN   ICONTRACT IS VALID   Street Railway Company Will Now Have Privilege of Buying Track on Bridge   The Decision of Supreme Cour Upholds Decision’ of Judge C. A. Smart

MET TGAGIG DEATH   PR. M..0. DEVANEY PLUNGED OVER EMBANKMENT.    Mother of the Well iknown Man Re . sides at Ekin,

5,000 KANSAS MINERS BACK   One-Half of 12,000 Employees Are at Work Again, According to Operators’ Association.

LOCKOUT IN SWEDEN IS DECIDED UPON   Continuation of Strikes Catssed Employers to Close Busi; ness in Retaliation.

OBDURACY OF LABOR IS MET WITH LOCKOUT MOVE   Swedish Employers Agsociation Takes Action when Unions Decide Against the Strike End

A Lockour IN SWEDEN             ra Agsaciition ‘to: ‘Close.  Endy Shane January 216 4 

Employer s Now  Declare Lockou!   i rT ee Labor Troubles In Stockholm Take a Serious Turn—Strikes and Lock i, outs.

MATERIAL IS UNCERTAIN.   New School Building Will Probab, Be Held Up.

RAIN EXTINGUISHES FIRES IN FORESTS   FLAMES IN NORTHERN WOODS ARE PUT OUT BY HEAVY DOWNPOURS THURSDAY aan TonAY ”

WORST FIUME BLOCKADE.   Not Even Milk is Allowed to Be  Thy kegeve Vou

FIUME BLOCKADE SEVERE      D’ Annunzio Threatens Gounter Actior ag Communications Are Out

JOHNSON ASKS RECEIVER . FOR MINING PROPERTY   Files Suit: Against Fred Lash and Thos. J. Walls to Dissolve Partnership.

NEW GONFERENCE TO BE ARRANGED   4) LEAVE WARSAW SATURDAY  U. S.AND FRANEE IN ACCORD

View on Situation fs In Accord With American Stand, Note States.   /REDS  REPORTED FIERCE O   Milierand-Lloyd George Breal Belittled by French Embassy Official

EXPECTS BIG 1920 TRAGE WITH MEXICG   Estimated ‘That Her Purchases Front the United States.WHT Be Approximately $1G0,000,000,

EXPECT BIG  TRADEIN 1920  WITH MEXICO   1T Is ESTIMATED THAT DURING THE YEAR $150,000,000 WILL BE SPENT.   Purchase Will Include All Kinds 0! Machinery, Mining, Oil, Electrical, Sugar and Agricultural and Autamoahilesc.

KAPP BORN IN NEW YORK   Wather of Revolutionist Fled From Germany—-Luettwitz’ s Wife

INFLUENZA GAINING FAST   856 New Flu Cases in Chicago and 146 of Pneumonia

FIGHTING HIGH — LIVING COST   Picketing Established ir Berlin to Stop Unnecessary Buying

COAL CRIS REPORT MAY BE FILED TODAY  Precident Awaits Advice On   President Awalils Advice UN Situation From Secretary of Labor.  TTINQIC CTRIKE RROKEN   ILLINOIS STRIKE BROKEN

WILSON TO REPORT ON COAL   Secretary of Labor Is to Advise Pres ident Wilson on the Miners’ Strike Situation.

Bhd ad VESIEN MAE.  British Miners Stand Firm fer Original Wage Demands

10,000 WISCONS'N MEN IDLE      Fiigh Wages, Solc Bonuses and 7 Prohitition Ar. siamed—Ail Women are Working.

10.000: WISCSNSIN MEN IDLE   “High Wages, Soidicrs’ Bonuses and Prohibition Are Blamed—All - (Women are Working.

HEEPHERDER DES AS RESULT OF NUURY © RECEIVED IW QUARBEL, OPPONENT IS HELA

OMEEPHERDER ONES AG RESULT OF INJURY © RECEIVED IN QUARREL, OPPONENT 15 HELL

TELLS OF ALLEGED: DOUBLE CROSSING IN ‘FIXING’ PLAN   Meharg Says Players Who Figured in Escapade Were Bone Out of

GAMES THROWN   Maharg Says Cicotte Tole Him He Could Arrange “Throwing” of Game   Players Double Crossed—Sa: Altell Was  “Fixer’—Ci - colte Makes Deniat

Explains to Committee That Shipyard Cases Took Him to Coast   WENT FROM SEATTLE WITH SEVERAL AGENTS   No Expenses Charged. Up te Goveritment While on Vacation

ARSISTANT APIORNEY GlOeky. ALS EXPLAIN TO COMMENTER REGARDING FUNDS.

WOULD EXPLAIN TRIPS TO FRISCO -AT.ULS, EXPENSE   Assistanty to. Atty. Gen. Palmer Asked Senate Committee to ExBlain About Expense Vouchers, ,

Government Business Took Them to Frisco at Conventian Time. They Said.   ‘TRAVELED AT U. S. EXPENSE.   One Witness Admits He De layed Trip in Order to Attand fanelave.

DEM. OFFICE HOLDERS USED PUBLIC MONEY   TO PAY EXPENSES OF TRIP TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT SAN FRANCISCO

PROBERS ASK FOR DETAILS OF TRIP   ATTORNEY GENERAL'S ASSIS TANT WENT TO CONVEN. TION ON GOV. PAY.   NEWSPAPER MAN ON STAND   Stars and Stripes ’’ Representa tive Asserts Efforts Being Made to Keep Paper From Prospering.

New York’s Latest Graf: Scandal Shades Famous Recker Case.   WOMEN PREYED ON   Detectives Charged With Splitting Earnings and Giving “Protection.”

New Scandal In N.Y. Police Dent.   Detectives Accused of Grafting From Women ‘‘of the Streets’’   AFFAIR MAY BE FAR-REACHING

SECOND BECKER POLICE SCANDAL IS REVEALED IN GOTHAM TODAY   Investigation © Just Begun  Will Uncover the Worst   Scandal In Years   ‘COPS ACCEPT BRIBES   Women of Streets Paid For Protection; Divided Proceeds, They Confess

sensations, Rivaling Those of Becker:Ca: ised by Disclosures Today. Woman'o Streets Tells of Paying Peace Officer’ Freedom from Arrest

b. 0. P. WOMEN DEMAND RIGHTS   WILL INSIST THAT THEY BE GIVEN 50-50 POOTING IN CONVENTION,

NOMEN TO ASK ADMISSION TO. DIOTY COIINE   G. 0. P. Suffrage Leader — Says Fair Sex Will Not Be Used for Decoration”

WOMEN DEMAND RECOGNITION AT CONVENTION   Pifty-Pitty Basis will ie : Asked,

WOMEN ASK PART IN PART’S RULE   Republican Women Will Ask Recogni. tion of Convention Upon 50-50 Ba sis: Think They Should Share ir Workings of Party Machine,

WOMEN ASK 50-50 CONVENTION BASIS   WILL INSIST ON REORGANIZATION OF PARTY TO AID SUFFRAGE WORK,

PARTY TREASURERS TODAY'S WITNESSES IN SENATE INQUIRY   Republican War Chest Figures Increased by Close to Million in Upham Testimony   MORE THAN 28 THOUSAND COLLECTED IN WISCONSIN   Badger State Contributes Four. teen Thousand to National Fund

SEARCH RECORDS 2 COMMITTEES IN TODAY'S PROB   White Declares Democratic National Committee Very Poor.

$700,000 ADDED 10 FUNDS ADNITTED BY HAYS IN TESTIMONY   Republican Senatorial and Congressional Camaign Committee  Plan to Raise That Much.   DEMOCRATS VERY POOR   So Much So That Chairman White States He Almost Hates tc Confess—Raised $57,000

They Tell of Funds Raised—Democrats Have Had Only $67,608 So Far

CLEVELAND PLAYERS WHO F HAVE: FIGURED IN PREVI-OT® WORLD SERIES.

George Backer Contractor Alleged t Have Been Go.Between in Building Trust Activities

‘Big Millionaire Contractor On Trial   George Backer, Alleged “Go Between” in “Building Trust’? Activities Arnuened on Charve of Perjury.

N.Y. MILLIONAIRE IS INDICTED IN BUILDING INQUIRY   George Backer, Arraigned on Perjury Charge, Is Al dg gees Wiebke ae LE

CONTRACTOR LNDICTED   Charged With Perjury in New York Investigation.

ALLEGED GO-BETWEEN HAS BEEN ARRESTED   IARTICIPANT IN BUILDING AC. TIVITIES IN NEW YORK WAS : FORMALLY ARRAIGN.ED TODAY

DALAEN FACING PERJURY CHARGE   Millionaire Contrcator Arraigned Upon Indictment Returned  Building Trades Graft in New York Strikes Pay Dirt

GO-GETWEEN IN W. ¥. CONTRACT GRAFT HAS BREN ARRAIGNED   ‘Backer Said to Have Been the  Tool of Interests in New York Graft is Charged With “Perjury in dndichment Before - Courts.

N.Y. MILLIONAIRE ~- CONTRACTOR TAKEN   Alleged “Go Between” in “Building Trust.”

INDICTED UNDER PERJURY CHARGE.   Millionaire Contrs tor Alleged te Have Been Go-Betwsen In ®uilding Activities. is indicted,

Go BETWEEN JIN DICTED   Arraignment) Made in Building Trust Investigation

ee <<  MILLIONAIRE BUILOER UNDER INDIGTMENT FOR CONNECTION WITH TRIS   SAIbD TO RZ GO-RETWEEN TIN DEALINGS OF THE BUILDING  TRADES COUNCIL.

Millionaire Contractor is Arrested on Perjury Charge in “Building Trust” Probe

MILLIONAIRE HELD ON ' PERJURY CHARGE   New York Contractor Accused as “Go-Between” In the “Building Trust —State Comptroller's Arrest Is Ordered for Alleged Irregularities

THE RETAIL PRICES ON MEAT HAVE COME TUMBLING DOWN IN ChICAGO; OTHER COMMODITIES HIT SLIDE

tjottom Has Fallen Out Of Market And Normal Will Soon Be Reached   PORK LOW, BEEF DOWN   Butter Drops Eight Cents, Sugar To Ten And Potatoes To 8 1-2 Cents Pound

PORK HEADS PRIGE LIST DECLINES   Bottom Said to Have Faller Out of Meat, Prices PreWar Levels Near

Meat Prices Are Approaching ve-War Figures.        [CHICAGO STARTS WEEK i ON NEW PRICE LEVEL \ iMeat Center of the World Issues  i Expected Edict.        i  Sensational Decline in Prices of ¢ Meats,, Wholesale and Retail. -§ Reductions All Atong the  i + . a Line Being Announced.   ‘Meat Center of the World Issues ! Exnected Edict.

MEAT PRICES FELL TO PRE-WAR LEVELS   Pork Takes a Sensational Slump in Chicago Retail Market, -Mest Center of the World:

Meat Prices Are Down Almost To Pre-War Level:   Sensational Drop in Price: Shown in Chicago Markets This Morning.   PORK PRICES ARE NEAR NORMAL POINT   Other Commodities Show Marked Drop Also— Eggs Stay At Peak.

Retailers at Chicago Pre dict “Normalcy” Soon To Be Here   PORK REACHES .22-CTS.   Eggs and Oranges Alone Maintain High Prices Of Formerly.

COUNTY REPUBLICANS STRONG FOR TICKEI   BURGESS H. WALLACE THOMAS CHOSEN PARTY LEADER

Rush For Sugar at 171 Cents a Pound Blocks Traffic at Anderson, Ind

PREACHER HAS SON ARRESTED   Boy Stents Automobile White Father Delivers Sermon Cn Theft.

KEYNOTE OF IOWA G. 0. P. PLEADS FOR PRESERVATION OF NATIONAL INDEPENDENC]

Declares Any Republican Would Have Done a Better Job Than Wilenn   IS KEYNOTER FOR G. 0. P.   Urges Adoption, of a More Modern System of State . Government

BOMBS FOUND AT MILAN IN PUBLIC PARK   Under Seat in n Garden Near  Explosion Occurred During Leacue Sessions.

BOMBS FOUND AT MILAN IN PUBLIC PARK   Under Seat in n Gatden Neat Explosion Occurred League Sessions.

DODGERS BARELY ESCAPE SHUTOUT   Cleveland Slugs Ball Hard While Brooklyn is Unable to Hit  Covelackic   KNIGHTS OFFER LEGION  $5,000,000 FUND   Catholic Order Tenders Great Gif as Memorial to Boys Who Fell in France.

THE FAIR MEETING   PRECISION ON COUNTY FAIR WIL! BRE MADE SATURDAY.   Charles Kenney Principal Speaker at Meeting in Court House.

THE FAIR MEETING   ESION ON COUNT AR WILT RE MANE SATURDAY            i

Fresh Accessions to Uprising Are Reported in Advices Reaching Washington From South of Border   WARSHIPS ARRIVE AT MAZATLAN, TAMPICO   Former Counsel for Carranza Predicts Success for Revolutionists; Places the Blame on Government.

Former Counsel for Carranza -Perdicts His Downfall in YVestimony.   FIGHTING NEAR SONORA REPORTED   Carranza Troops Marching on Chihuahua to Crush Insurrection There.

CARRANZA TO BLAME FOR PRESENT CRIS   Former Counsel . Predicting Vielory for Revolt Now Spreading Rapidly

EDERALISTS CLASH WITH REBEL ARM}   Sonora Troops Capture Prisoners and Supplies— Revolutionary ~ Agents Say State of Tobasco Will Join Movement.

Hospital Day, June Sth, in Concord Sq,   Net Strona on Ablution.

Interstate Commerse Commission Decides to Slash Funds   ASSUMES CONTROL OF RAILS   Large Trains of Empty Cars Rushod West

PEMPSEY’S WIFE. WITHDRAWS CHARGES OF SLACKERISM   Snys She Voluntarily Signed Cham. pion’s Dependency Claim in Draft  Questionnaire.

AOOGCVELT GALLO ROOT ADP al   Says Mon Everywhere Are sick of Discussions Set Forth By Men Like Root

YOUTHS ROB SIX WOMEN RETURNING FROM PARTY   Sump on Running Beard of Aulomobile, Take Her To Park and Rob Her of Her Jewels,

FIUME IS ABOUT ©. READY TOGIVE UF   Occupation of the City by Italia Troops Expected This Afternoon, Gen. Caviglia Says.   CITY IS NOT BOMBARDED   Dreadnaughts and Other Seaeraft Stands Ready to Help Land Troops When Time Arrives.

REGULARS ALREADY “HAVEA FOOTHOLD. ~ INTHEPOET'S CIT}   IMPENETRABLE LINE OF OFFENSE 18 DRAWN. AROUND THREE SIDES OF TOWN.         DREADNAUGHTS READY  TO.AID LAND. FORCES   Cavigila's Soldlera Forced to Ad vance Against “Machine Gur Fire and Snipers Fire. -

FIUMETO SURRENDER TO ITALIANS   GEN. CAVIGLIA SAID NE BY. PECRED ‘Te OCCERY THE CUTTY THIS AFTERNOON

FIUME NEARS SURRENDER T0 ITALIAN ARMY   City Wreathed In Somke Today—Regulars Expect To Take Town This Afternoon, — 4

D’arinunzio Bombs Bridges and "  ~ Buildings’ to Hold . > Headquarters. —   navel GUNS ‘TRAINED ON-CITY BUT NOT USED   Enemies: of = -Poet-Aviator in _ City, Say He Treated Civil~ fans Cruelly,

Dreadnaught’s Guns Trained or Fiume to Aid the Land Force  if Becomes Necessarv   Wounded Soldiers Say Regulars Hav Already Occupied Public Gardens and Raiway Stations

SURRENDER OF FIUME TODAY   GEN. CAVIGLIA'S REGULARS AL READY HOLD IMPORTANT POSTS IN CITY.   In Message Premier Giolitti, “th Commandmg Officer Said He Was Meeting Stabborn Resistance.

FINANGIERS OF AMERICA  IN SESSION   21 Republics of Westerr Hemisphere Represented  WILSON SENDS NOTE   Declares Pan-Ameriea Regards it  lrivilece to Aid in World Reconstroction—Lansing Talks.

Will Consider International Problems: Arising From the Return of Peace.

FINANCIERS OF PAN AMERICAN NATIONS HERE   PRESIDENT SENDS HIS GREETINGS AND LANSING DELIVERS ADDRESS   “Orderly Development” is Urged by Lansing Before Delegates of 21 ‘Republies,

PARANA UNG ERENGE 19 rALiNG FUST WAR PROBLEN   Pan-American Conference ... pens Doday at Washington   PROBLEMS ARISING PROM WAR FACED   Wilson Sends Message o Greeting From the White House

PAN-AMERICAN GOVTS.. OPEN) FINANCIAL-CONFAB SIN: WASHINGTON ‘TODA’

PRES. WILSON ADDRESSES SPEECH TO DELEGATES IN SESSION.   TO HANDLE PEACE WARK   Citizens of Western Hemisphere Join Hands in Reconstruction Labor Throughout the World.

U0, WELCOMES DELEGATES OF 2 REPUBLICS   Wilson Sends Greetings to Pan-American Envoys Who Take up World Problems.   FOR MUTUAL HELP

Leading Financiers and. Rep-resentatives- -in: ‘Washingtot nfe -Wilsori in      Carter: Glass Presides at. the “Meeting and “Delegates At: tend Infarmal: Lunchzon.

WESTERN WORLD REPUBLICS MEET TO TALK FINANCE   Pan-America Would. Help Tas! of Rebuilding After War Unselfishly: Wilson.   “SERVING ONE ANOTHER BEST SERVICE TO ALL   Delegates at Capital Guests a’ ’ Luncheon; Committees Will Organize Today.

PAN-AMERICANS TALK   Répresentatives. of 21 Countries As. semble In Washington,

PRESIDENT otNDa GREETING 10 Tht FINANCIAL CONFAR   Rejoices Because Republics Seek No Selfish Purpose— Desire to Serve Guides.

PAN-AMERICA IS PRAISED   President Wilson Sends Letter te President of Renoublies.

PAN-AMERICANS OF 21 REPUBLICS MEET IN CONFERENCE   LEADING FINANCIERS AND BUSINESS MEN GATHER IN WASH IN CTONR] ~   GLASS PRESIDES      Message of Greetings Is Sent by Wilson from Sick : Dane

FINANCIERS IN SESSION   Representatives of Two “Amst icas Meet in Pan-American Altairs;

REPEESENTATIVES OF TWENTY-ONE REPUBLICS OF THE WESTERN WORLD AT WASHINGT OK

PAN-AMERICAN MEET OPENED AT CAPITAL   PRESIDENT WILSON, FROM HIS SICK ROOM, SENDS MESSAGE OF GREETING TO THE DELEGATES.

MANY REPUBLICS ARE REPRESENTED   ‘Our Purpose to Serve One Another,” Wilson’s Message to Second Pan-American Financial Conference.

FINANCE EXPERTS WESTERN WORLD AT CONFERENCE   Pan-American Confer ence Delegates Represent Every Republic

PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS OPENS ~ SESSION TODAY   Problems Arising From Return of Peace Will Be Discussed.   WILSON SENDS GREETING FROM HIS SICK ROOM   Secretary Glass Presides at First Session of Delegates.

21 REPUBLICS REPRESENTED   Leading ‘Business Men ' of Western Hemis- . phere in Meeting ©

WILSON LAUDS PAN-AMERICA   Letter Read to Conference Says West. ern Republics Have Eliminated Idea of Conquest. ‘

21 REPUBLICS — REPRESENTED   Leading Business Mer of Western Hemisphere in Meeting ©

PAN AMERICAN FINANCE ~ CONFERENCE IS OPENEL   DELEGATES FROM 21 RF PUBLICS DISCUSS THE MONEY PROBLEMS OI THE OCCIDENT.

FINANCIERS OF 21 AMERICAN REPUBLICS TALK PEACE PLANS   Leading *Ruginess Men Cathe For Second Pan-American * Congress.   WILSON SENDS GREETINGS   All Ready to Leitd Ald, With Unselish Turpose, In World Reevnstractiin; Seerctary Lansiug and, Others Spealis Secretary Glass Presides.

CONQUEST IDEAS ELIMINATED, _ WILSON TELLS PAN-AMERICANS   No Selfish Purpese Sought in Assisting World Reconstruction, Is President’s Greeting to Fathering Financial Representatives.

HARDING AND WOOD. ASK _ = * FOR ENDORSEMENT TN ORIC   Primary Tuesday) to. Colninute Wi apnilyConteste Campaign.

OHIO PRIMARY 10 AE FIERCE FIGHT   Republicans Divided On Wood And Harding.

TOMORROW OHIO. WILE STAGE FIGHT   HARDING ANB, Woop wiLL LOCK HORNS IN OHIO To.  MORROW IN F ‘EST FIGHT IN STATE'S HISTORY

HUT FIGHT WILL END Al PULLS TUESDAY   Battle Between Wood Anc Harding One of the Hottes! Ever Waged in This State   Cox Has Clear Field For Demo cratic Preference in Ohio.

HUT FiGhI WILL END Al PULLS TUESDAY   Battle Between Wood And Harding One of the Hottest Ever Waged in This State  Cox Has Clear r Field For Demo simbin Cinna so fin

OHIO'S PRIMARY HELD TOMORROW   Hottest Republican Campaign Fight in Years to be Settled

PLANS ARE MATURED   ALLIES READY TO MOVE AGAINST RUSSIA.   (mly Capitulation of Reds Will Prevent Allied Action,

LIES READY. To MOVE AG: AINST Russia... I      quiy Capitulation ‘of Reds ‘Will  Pre. ent Allied Action, :

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of MACON CONVENTION ~ HELD YESTERDAY   00 Per Cent Watson Conven. tion Carried Out Work Be. fore it With Clock-like Precision, Endorsing and Condamning ac ft Dissacod.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF MACON CONVENTION HELD MONDAY   100 Per Cent Watson Conven. tion Carried Out Work Before it With: Clock-like Precision, Endorsing and Con. demnine as it Pleased.

NO RECESSIONS WILL BE MADE ny tie-S A      Only President Witson’s Se tlement of Adriatic Question Will Be Heard of      WILSON IS HELD OUT OF TOUCH -WITH SITUATION   FRENCH PRESS AND OFFICL I. CIRCLES CONSTDER W ; K  OF SETTLEMENT 15 cee  BY PRESIDENT,

WWGUGLAVD nL OUT FUR W.W. OUHEME   President's Note Strengthens Position of Belgrade Government   FRENCH OFFICIALS DENOUNCE WILSOD   Paris Press Comments Bit terly on President's S Adriatic Note

WILSON DISREGARDED MUCH THAT HAS BEER DONE IN HIS ABSENCE   French Press and Government Officials Declare American President Apparently Wants to “Turn the Clocks .Back”’ eee Forget the Months that Have  Elapsed While He Was Bedfast

CALLS ON WETS TO ARISE   fscevernor Kdwaréds “ay the Peeple Ave Wight ead Weert Prevail Agetast Prohibition.

FOR REFERENDUM ON THE ORY LAW   GOVERNOR EDWARDS OF NEW JERSEY SAYS POWER OF - THE PEOPLE 18 PARARNIOTINT

EDWARDS ASKS DRY ACT TEST   New Jersey Governor Sees Menace ir Personal Liberty— . Urges Vote.

EDWARDS DEMANDS PUBLIC JUDGMENT ON VOLSTEAD ACT   Declares Light Wines and Beers Will Be Issue at . November Elections.

VOLSTEAD ACT EDWARDS ASKS   NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR CALLS UPON PEOPLE TO PASS JUDGMENT.

GOVERNOR EDWARDS ASKS -PEOPLE TO CHANGE TEXT OF VOLSTEAD ENACTMENT   NEW JERSEY CANDIDATE DECLARES SUPREME COURT HAS INVITED AMENDMENT BY RECENT DECISION

EDWARDS ASKS DRY ISSUE VOTED UPON   NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR SAYs NO POWER IS PARAMOUNT TO PEOPLE’S VOICE,

PALMER CHARGES WM. Z. FOSTER WITH BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR ~ “PRESENT RAILROADERS STRIK!

OFFIGIALS WAITING ON NEY) MOVE      Sit Tight While Palmer’s Charge Is Allowed to Soak In   Congress to Discuss the Disclosures Made Before Cabinet

CHARGE LEADERS IN  STRIKE ARF . W. W   Rie rr Oe GOVERNMENT EXPECTS EXPOSE OF STRIKE LEADERS WILL SEND MEN BACK TO THEIR JOBS

WW: BERIND ANIL STRIKES, PALMER FINDS   W. 2. Foster, Man Who Organized Steel Strike, Said to Be Leader   BODY BLOW BELIEVED DEALT TO “OUTLAWS’   MEN EXPECTED TO RETURN IMMEDIATELY AS RESUIA OF THE EXPOSURE OF THE COMMUNIST LEADERS.

STATES TO MAKE ANOTHER EFFOR! TO GET DOMANK   Asked to Forego Participation in Reclamation Revolving Fund in Return for Cession of Public Land

$55,000 DEMPSEY'S PART OF GATE   Miske Heartbroken Over Defeat— Expected to Stay Longer

DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT MISKE IN THE THIRD ROUND; GETS $55,068   USKE GOES DOWN UNDER THE CHAMPION'S TERRIFFIC ! BLOWS

MISKE BEARS SCARS OF DEMPSEY’S PUNCHES   Total Attendance Was 11,348 — Total Receipts Were $134,904 — Dempsey Seeks New Worlds to Conquer — Miske Heartbroken.

DEMPSEY [6 GIVEN 303,000 FOR F1GH   Report That Billy Miske Had Rib Fractured Yesterday is Denied.   OVER 11,000 SEE BOUT

DEMPSEY’S SHARE OF FIGHT IS $55,000   Champion Gets That Sum For Hi Decisive Defeat Yesterday of Challenger Miske.

DEMPOEY PUTS MISKE QUT IN THREE ROUNDS   Clean Knockout Comes In Third; ~ Same Round In Which He Won Championship

DEMPSEY GAMES KNOCK-OUT OVER MISKE IN SRO   Dempsey Comes Through Bat tle Without a Scratch— Declared Clean Fight.

DEMPSEY’S SHARE OF FIGHT RECEIPTS ARE $55,000--THREE R’DS   Champion Made _ Short Work of Challenger in Benton Harbor Fight.

DEMPSEY GOT $55,000 FOR SEVERELY BEATING HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE   MISKE HEART BROKEN AT PAIL URE TO STAND BEFORE CHAM. PION TEN ROUNDS,

DEMPSEY EASILY DEFEATS MISKE   Knocks Out Challenger in Third Round Yesterday at Benton Harbor.

EVENING NEWS PRESENTS CHANCE TO: SAN ANTONIO GIRL TO ENTER MOVIES   f You Resemble Bebe Daniels Mail Your Photo-- Winner to Be Given Tryout by Big Bend.Co. ©   DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIFI¢?

POPULARITY OF EVENING: NEWS CONTEST WIDESPREAD   00 YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

CHANCE FOR LOCAL BEAUTY TO BECOME A BEBE DANIELS   Opportuiity af Developing Into Moviag Picture Star for Winner of Evening News Contest +      BO YOU RUESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

FIVE LOCAL BEAUTIES TO GET CHANCE BEFORE CAMERA   Girl Who Films Best Wil l Be Declared Winner of Evening News Great Resemblance Contest   DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

QUBLIN SEAT Ut EFFORTS FOR TRUCE BETTRE CHRISTANS   CTUNG OPTIMISTIC   Expresses Hope That Settle ment Will Be Reached within Week.

EAPEGT PEAGE aia tt Hi IRELAND SOON       Determined - Effet Being Made by Australian Bis- hop; Sinn Fein Ready ©

PEACE IN IRELAND POSSIBLE if WEEK   Bishop From Australia Seek: To Compose Government And Sinn Feiners.

Basis for Settlement May Be Reached With in Another Week, Say Advices; Australian Bishop Chief Intermediary; London Times Asserts Unofficial Relations Interrupted   DE VALERA NAMES HIS TERMS

EFFGRTS MADE TO EFFECT PEACE IN IRELANI   Lloyd George Has Asked Intermediary {o Sotnd Out Sentiment Among Sinn Feiners.

Determined Efforts Are Being Made to Sound Out Sinr Fein on Best Means of Getting Together and Finding a Doareaklo Sal atian.

FARLY PEACE WITH IRELAND LOOKED FOR   Australian Bishop in Ireland Sounding Out Sinn Fein Sentiment.

IRISH PEACE WORKERS ARE NOW HOPEFUL   Believe Tangible Basis Fo Peace Wili Be Worked Out in Week.

BISHOP CLUNE. OB INTERMEDIARY   Lloyd. George Has Asked Australian “ Bishop To Sound Sinn: Fein ; Sentiment: ”

DETERMINED EFFORTS FOR PEACE IN IRELAND   Conversations Have Been tn Progress More Than Week, it Is Announced,

MOVE FOR PEACE. IN IRELAND   Lloyd George Asks Bishop of Perth, Australia, to Find Basis of Settlement   Cardinal Logue Ready to Assist in Ending Reign of ‘Terror—Raids Continue

UBL ERS TD GET PEACE “FAR IRELANE   Strong Sentiment Prevaiis fer Truce But Some Object to Armistice

PLAN IRISH PEACE:   HOPEFUL NEGOTIATIONS ARE NOW UNDER WAY.   { a The Intervention of the Bishop of Perth if is Heped May Bear Fralt Seon. .

PEACE PLANG FOR ~ IRELAND UNDER Wt   Determined Efforts Are Being Made to Sound Out Sinn Fein on Best Means of Getting Together and Finding a ‘Deneoahle Solution,

DOVE OF PEACE TO NEST IN ERIN   Determined Efforts to Bring About Peace in Ireland Under Way.

iDRYS TO COME HOME BY WET SCENIC ROUTE   Delegates Book to Inspec! Pastoral Half-pints and

EIGHTH “GANG” VICTIM   Ancther Man Killed, This Morning in Chicago Gun

RYAN. FICHTH PREY OF LBOR ELM)  PECTED TO DIE.   Attack Believed to Be Outgrowth of Murder of .  Qplawan.

E i? aera fhe s Chicago's... Gang. War Renewed ee This. Morning: ae

“PADDY, THE BEAR” RYAN FATALLY WOUNDED.   Paddy Owned a Saloon in Which a Policeman Was Recently Killed by Gunmen and Was Held in Con. nection With Another Murder.

“PADDY THE BEAR” SHOT BY GUNMEN   Chicago’s Gang War R newed Today With Fatal Shooting.

CHICAGO GANG WAR. BREAKS OUT ACAI   Paddy « Ryan -Murd ‘Murdered Today by: Five, Gunmen Who Make -Automobile.:        Gat nw ay

IIE OE I OIE EEE  “Paddy the Hear™ “the Latest ‘Vie. : ‘tim @f Underworld Fead

ANOTHER MAN To SHOT IN CHIGAGO   “Paddy, the Bear” Ryan Fatally Wounded in Outbreak Early This Morning.   SEEK WOMAN’S SLAYER

FARMERS TO . HAVE PICNIC   Will Hold Festivities at City Park on Thursday, Sep: tember. 16th.

FARMERS PICNit ON SEPTEMBER (6   Will Be Held in the City Park in This City.

A RADICAL CHANGE, NO COMPLIMENTARY CONVENTION VOTES   “Senate Osbal” Will Wipe the  Slate Clean Then Name a Dark Horse.   A DETOUR WAS NECESSARY   To Aver! the WoodJohuson-Lowden Mess; a Goud Boal of hiead Shaking and ¥lering With Alara; Yroren Delegates Nag and Ask (Questions,

LODGE DISAPPOINTS REPUBLICAN BOSSES WITH HIS KEYNOTE   As a Hair Raiser His Opening Speech Was Very Tame Affair.   IT LACKED CONVICTION   Sullivan Says There Are Many Things One Would Have Liked to Heard.

- PURE FOOD ~ MUTONS BNE ~ BEEN DISCAVEREL   Decisions Involving Fraud ar ‘Upheld in Courts, Accord. ing to Statements Issued ‘To day. — Many Adulteration: And Rotten Foods Used.

MANY PURE FOOD ~ ~ MOLATIONS HAVE. ~~ BEEN BISROVEREL   Decisions Involving Fraud are Upheld in Courts, According to Statements Issued Today. — Many Adulterations And Rotten Foods Used.

PROGKCUTION. AND SEIZURE Bi OFFICIALA—ADULTERA TIONS FPOCND.   Charges én 49 Ont of 50 Cases, Haw: Boen Upheld in Federal Courts—> Sock Ferd Misbramded sed Rot tem Tomatics Used im, Cote.

GOVERNMENT WINS MANY FOOD CASES   Charges of Violations of Law in 49 Out of 50 ' Actions Upheld.

PENNSYLVANIA SECOND.   Michigan Almost Doubles its Rarard aft Crawth_

IOWA MAKES UP LOSS OF LAST DECADE   New Census’ Show: More Gain Than Loss  in Former Census

Pennsylvania Makes Greatest Numerical Growth Of Any State   Michigan Increases Population By 30.5 Per Cent.

Ohio's Population Is 5,759,368, an Increase of 992,247 or 20.8 Per Cent — Cities Maintain Sneed

People of U. S. Will Not Sanction Armenia Mandate, Says Hitchcock

WILSON TO GALL LEAGUE COUNGIE   Summons Will Take the Form oe. Cable Sent Through State Dezartment. ‘ {   ONE BIG TASK FOR MEETING:   Envoys of Eight Nations Will Meet wv  Paris Friday—Naming Sarre Bourn. dary Body First Task—May Meet in Brussels. es

L.OFN. COUNCIL ‘TOBE CALLED ! BY PRESIDENT   Summons Will Take the Form of Cabie Sent Through State’ Department.   OWE BIG TASK FOR MEETING   Envoys of Eight Nations Will Meet in Paris Friday—Narming Sarre Boun@ary Body First Task—May Meet in Brussels.

LEAGHIE COUNCIL TO BE GALLED TODAY   President Wilson to Issue Cal Through State Department.   MEETING HAS ONE BIG TASK   Sarre Boundary Body First to Be Con. sidered—Envoys of Eight Nations Will Assemble in Paris on Next Friday.

WILSON 10 CALL LEAGUE COUNCII   summons Will Take the Form of Cable Sent Through State Department.   GNE BIG TASK FOR MEETING   Envoys of Eight Nations Will Meet ir Paris Friday—Naming Sarre Boundary Body First Task-—May Meet in Brussels,

Small Spattering of Haodclapping At He Bitterly Denounced the League of Nations

ABSENCE OF DOMINATING FIGURES IS CONVENTION FEATURE.   15 POSSIBILITIES ARE STILL “IN RING”; FIGHTS IN OFFING

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION BEGINS SESSION WITH OUTCOME YET UNCERTAIN   With 15 Available Candidates Still In Running 984 Delegates Pack Coliseum On First Day Of Quadrennial Meeting.   MUCH DARK HORSE TALK PASSED AROUND

NEARLY SCORE OF ASPIRANTS. ——INRACE   FAVORITE REPUBLICAN SON IS NOT YET DE-  TERMINED

UNCERTAINTY OVERHANGS CONVENTION   GREAT G0. P, GATHERING D CHICAGO AN “UNBOSSED” MASS OF “PRESIDENT MAKERS”   SITUATION 1S MOST CHAOTIC      “What Delegates May do no One Can  Foretell With All Condidates   Still in the Running.

Apparently ‘‘Unbossed’’ Con vention Gets Under Way At Chicago.   Free-for-all Seems To Be In dication On Chances of Candidates.   By GEORGE R. HOLMES, Tw S Staff Gorresnondent

CONSTANTINE   Official Invitation Received by Former King at Lucerne.   ADVISORS, NOT INCLUDED

PONSTANTRE WL RETURN   Brook King Is Invited To Rule ‘Again.    OFFICIAL NOTICE GIVEN EX-MONARCH   wil Leave For Athens Or Monday.

KING TO. "REASCEND ~ THRONE   CONSTANTINE. A'N.-I ‘FAMILY WILL LEAVE :SWEEZERLAND 0 ~ MONDAY.   Will Be Received at Venice by. Giz eek Officials With _ Warship and Powered to Athens.

KING OF GREECE TO RETURN   NOTIFIED TODAY   Constantine to Return to Throne Under Escort of Bheet of Warships — Pro-German Advisor Told Not to Return.

ARRANGE 10 TAKE “TINO” TO GREECE      FORMER KING IS EXPECTED  TO BOARD GREEw SHIP aT’ TENICE i   HIS AIDS ARE BARRED   Former Foreign Minister, Reputed Pre-German, Not Allowed  to Return   Greek Battleship Leaves ‘for Ver ice to Take Recalled Mon-' arch on Board 

FORMAL INVITATION TO RETURN SENT TO FORMER GREEK KING   Official Notification of Result o' Plebiscite Received by Constantine   MONARCH’S ADVISER AND AIDE PROHIBITED FROM RETURNING      Former Foreign Minister and Navy Officer are Barred

GRECIAN PEOPLE SUMMON EX-KING TQ TAKE THRONE   Constantine Receives Invi: tation to Assume Power  CATTED TO ATHENS    Former Monarch Will Probably Leave Switzerland Manday jor Greek Capital on Ordinary &

GREEKS WANT THEIR FORMER KING TO RE-ASCEND THRONE   Pro-German Monarch Again to Govern the Destiny of Greece.   GREEK CRUISER TO CONVOY HIS YACHT   Returning Monarch to Ge the ‘‘Glad Hand’’ From > His Subjects.

pony hak REQUEST RETURN   IREEK GOVERNMENT WILL PRO VIDE CRUISER TO CONVEY HiM TO ATITENS

CONSTANTINE RECEIVES INVITATION — TO RETURN TO THRONE OF. GREECE

Escort of Warships Provided at Venice. King’s Chief Adviser and Aide-de-camp Not Permited to Accompany Him to  Greece .

CONSTANTINE 15 ORMALLY CALLED   Will Arrive In Athens Late Next Week

FORMER. KING INVITED BY JUS  PEOPLE BACK TO: GREECE...   He WHI Accent the Invitation au -Then It WHE he Vp to Enz. Jand and France,

CONSTANTINE ASKED FORMALLY TO ACCEPT _ THRONE OF GREECE   Former King Notified «by Government of ‘Plebiscite Results.

FORMER KG “GETS WORD TR ~—ATHBN HORE      Constantine Tells United Staies He Feels Like a 2 Ss _ President ~

Official Notification of Plebiscite Result and Invitation tc Return Received by Former Monarch at Lucerne

CONSTANTINE RECEIVES OFFICIAL INVITATION TO RETURN TO HIS THRONE

CONSTANTINE IS INVITED HOME; PRO-GERMAN _FERIEND BARRED   Former Greek Monarch Officially Tald People Want Him on Throne as Result of Plehiccite

AEEGE otNDG WAROHIP FOR GONSTANTINE   Former King to Travel in State From Venice Says Associated Press Dispatch From Lucerne.

Constantine Is  Formally Notified   Receives ,Officlal Noticg of Result of Plvbeseite With Invitation {o Return a¢ Once to Greek Throne,

RESUME THRONE CABINET URGES: LEAVES MONDA}   Action Taken In Fac: Of Anger Of Britain And France.

GREEKS REFUSE CONSTANTINE’S AIDS ADMISSION   Invite Greek King to Return but Say °*Pro-German Advisor” Must Stay Out   WILL HAVE WARSHIPS   Escort to Be Ready on Wednes day to Convey Monarch to Athens

MYSTERIOUS “RELIGION” IN JAPANIS & PLOT TA QVERTHROW. GOVERNMENT

RAILROADS REIJEC? OFFER OF STRIKERS BY ASSOCLATED PRESS.  fe ek arn Cea Gk we en ee ak

ENJOINS NATURAL GAS HIKE.   Supreme Court Refused to Review Shreveport Case.

Democrats ill Back Wilson On League, Cummings Says   National Committee Chairman Declares Convention Will Adopt Plank Incorporated in Virginia Platform and Approved by President—Stand of G. O. P. on Issue a Dishonest Statement, He Says.

WILSON'S STAND T0 BE ENDORSED   Democratic Leader Predicts Convention Action Will Be Favorable   CLARK TO BE CANDIDATE   Cummings Declares G. 0. P. Platform Makes Dishonest Statement on League

LEAGUE VIGTORY FOR WILSON AT FRISHN PRERIGTED   Cummings Says Convention Wiil Put in Plank Drawn By Glass and Indorsed by President.

GLASS, PROBABLE. CANDIDATE, WILL FATHER LEAGUE   W ill Present Virginia League Plank at Democratic Meet.

CONTENTION 10 aUOTAIN GHIEF UN THE LEAGUE   DEMOCRATS WILL BACK WILSON      CUMMINGS IS CONFIDENT THAT SUCH ACTION tS TO BE PUT THRU

SURE OF PARTY APPROVAL HOR TS PRESIDENT   CUMMINGS SAYS CONVENTION WILE ENDORSE WILSON'S COURSE ON LEAGUE   Cox of Ohio Declares That He Ig Nog Candidate For the Vice Presidency.

WEMOCRATS WILL BACK WILSON   CUMMINGS 1S CONPIDENT CHAT SUCH ACTION {8 TO BE PUT Tarr

DEMOCRATS WILL ENDORSE COURSE PRESIDENT WILSON   League Piank of Virginia Platform Will be Adopted, Cummings Says.   DECLARES STAND OF REPUBLICANS DISHONEST   Ray T. Baker, Director of Min and Close Friend of Mc Adoo, Will Support Palmer Champ Clark’s Name Will b: Presented, Says Rosenberg

LEAGUE OF NATIONS, WOMAN SUFFRAGE, [ISH QUESTION, PROHIBITION, LABOR PLANKS WILL BE IN DEMOCRAT PLATFORM

DEMOCRATS 10 FAVOR. WISN “TEAGUE: STAND      Chairman Cummings Des.ares Platform: Will Inclose President’s Course on Treaty

WILSON'S LEAGUE COURSE WILL BE PLATFORM PLANK   SAN FRANCISCO WILL FOLLOW VIRGINES PROVISION SAYS COMINGS

WILSON 10 HOLD SWAY aVER PARTY      Chairman Cummings Sega League Plank Will Stand Just as President Sawed It Out.

PLATFORM = WILL ENDORSE LEAGUE, CLMMINGS SAYS   Calls Foreign Plank of G. A. PB ‘Dishonest  Statement.’

ON LEAGUE WILL HAVE APPROVAL   Homer Cummings Says Demo. cratic Platform Will Endorse His Actions.

DEMOCRATS TO INDORSE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Plank of Virginia State Convention is to Be Basis for! Party’s Action. vor,

WILSOW'S COURSE TOBE FOLLOWED-CUMINGS   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SATS VIRGINIA LEAGUE PLANE WILL BE ADOPTED.   FPS REPUBLICAN STAND   Hoover’s Statement of Being fn Accord With Harding Called Sad Episode in American Politics,

TEMG g Ne      President Wilson’s Course to Be Followed at Convention, Says Cummings,

PREOIDENT v ATTITUDE ON  LEAGUE WILL BE ENTIORSED   Cummings says Nationat Democratic Convention Will Adopt a Plank Backing Up Wilson’s Course.  G. 0. P. IS CHARGED  rariTtt PIAL TDOMITUCTIL ACCC   Stand Taken By Republicans Was Dishonest. Chairmar Claims: Director of Mini To Support Palmer.

it ON LEAGUE   Chairman Cummings Says Virginia Platform Will Guide Democratic Delegates   SAYS REPUBLICAN STAND IS DISHONEST ATTITUDE   Full Hearings on AM Issues Will Be Held By Resotutions Committee

PARTY BAGKS ATTITUDE Ot PRESIDENT   Chairman of National Committee Says Platform Will Agree With Wilson.

FOURTH ANNUAL ROLL:CALE NEAR   Presideat Wilson Urges Citizens (0 Jola Red Grass. ~~   DESERVES HEARTY. RESPON2E

FOURTH ANNUAL . ROLL GALE NEAR   : President Wilson Urges itivens  fo Jola Red Gross,   DESERVES HEARTY RESPONSE

BLACK ARMY IN . TURKEY BRINGS. . “CTVILIZATION   French Use Sengalese in Oceu .pying Constan- oa  tinanla

TROOPS WEAR RINGS IN EARS   Senegalese Soidiers, Used by French in Constantinepie, Oddly Decorated.

WON'T OPPOSE KNOX   Democrats to ANow Peace Resolution to Pass.   Underwood intimates It Is President's Wish That issue Be Made Piair

RESOLUTION TO PASS   DEM ICRATS WILL NOT OPPOSE KNOX MEASURE.   Minority Leader Intimates it Is Pres. dent’s Wish That Issue Go Before People.

CONTRIBUTED 10 ANY POLITICAL CAMPAIGN   By Plumb Plan League, Manager of League Testified Today.

NO FUND FOR  AID IN VOTE  AACE, OAD KEATING   Heads of Body Advocating U. S. Rail Control Are Quizzed by Solons

TOANY CANDIDATE   LEADER OF LEAGUE ‘TELLS SEN. ATE INVESTIGATING COM. MITTEE THAT IT IS Not IN POLITICS,   GATHER MUCH INFORMATION   Effort of Organized Labor to Defeat Unfavorable Candidates Has No Connection With Plan flan Organization, Probers Are Told.

OFFICIALS OF LEAGUE ARE CALLED   Plumb Plan Advocates to Testify Before Expense Fund Committee   League Is Distributor of Information, One Official Savs

TENY PLUM PLAN LEAGUE HAS FUNDS   HAS NOT AND WILL NOT ENTER POLITICS ASSERTS WITNESS.   N FAVOR OF MA. WA000   Glenn E. Plum, Edward Keating Testified, Is Paid a Salary of $1,000 a Month By the League.

PLUMB LEAGUE ) HEARD ON EXPENDITURES   Officials Declare Organiza tion Has Contributed to No Candidate’s Funds   WITNESS SAYS McADOO REFUSED ORGANIZATION   FORMER SECRETARY OF THEI TREASURY COULD NOT Bt PERSUADED TO ENTER THE RACE, AFFIRMS WOMAN,

PLUMB PLAN STANDS QUIZ IN SENATE   Gave Nothing Toward Presidential Race Say Leaders.

KEATING QUERIED ABOUT PLUMB LEAGUE ACTIVITIES   Declares That Organization Will Not Contribute to Any Presidential Candidate.

PLUMB LEAGUE SPENDS NOTHING   Edward Keating Declares the Organizy ti Js Not\ wavering Any Candidate

TELL OF PLANS,   Plumt League Officers Appear: ed Before Committee.

OUTFLANKING MOVE  PUT IN OPERATION TO CROSS VISTULA   four Polish Armies Are En. ~ gaged in Defense of National Capital

SERIOUS TEACHER SHORTAGE IN U. S. - BEING DISCUSSED   Lack of Efficient, Teachers Runs Into Thousands, Men With drawing from the  Work.

[EAGHER SHORTAGE ACUTE, REPORTS TA BUREAY SHOW   Failure to Pay Adequate Living Salaries Blamed by Edu cational Men.   SCUTHERN STATES SHORT   Are Hardest Hit by Shortage in Elementary and High Schools.

SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS NEAT.   Ficurcs Show 18.279 Sehoole Werc Closed on Vebruary 158.

NATION FACES BIG SHORTAGE OF EDUCATOR:   Inadequate Salaries to Keep Many From Profession.

GOUNTRY FACES BIG: -SHORTAGE OF TEACHER:   UG. &. Bureau of Education Says Low Salaries Are Responsible for Conditions.   MANY -SCHOOLS CLOSED

LOW PAY FORCES INSTRUCTORS TO SEEK NEW YORK   Serious Shortage of Teachers Menaces Entire Country.

IERAGE WAGE FOR ‘GRADES S80 STATE FICURES HISCLESE   Many Pupils Being Taught by Educators Classed as Below  Standard

TEACHERS QUIT;  SALARY-7B6 LO¥   Nation Faces Serious Shortage of School Instructor: Because of Inadequate Salaries.

TEACHING 1S NOT POPULAR   The County is Faced With : Serious Shortage of Instructors.

SHURT UF TEACHERS   Nation Is Faced with Serious Condition of Affairs   More Than 8,000 Schools Shut-—-41,00 Are Taught by “Undergrade” Instructors,

MANY SCHOOLS CLOSED   NATION IS SHORT OF TEACHERS; MEN QUITTING PROFESSION.   Country Faced With Serious Condi tion—41,000 “Undergrade” instruc tors Are Now Employed.  _

SHORT OF TEACHERS   Nation Is. Faced with Serious Condition of Affairs,   ‘More Than 8,000 Schools Shut—41 ,000  Are. _Taught- by““Undergrade™   oe ~~   ‘Instructors.

RACE WAR IS ON AT PARIS, TEXAS   TWO NEGROES BURNED AT THR STAKE—WHITES RUY 833,000 WORTH OF FIREARMS. .

NEGROES CLASH WITH WHITES IN RIFLE BATTLE   ‘TWO NEGROES WERE BURNED AT THE STAKE FOR MURDER OF TWO WHITE MEN

BURN NEGROES AT STAKE; RACE ~-RIOTS FOLLOW   Negroes Attempt Three -Times to Caminuere Paris, Texas Seuare:

NEGROES BURNED; RACES IN CLASH   Savagery of Whité Mob Stirs ‘Up Colored Quarter of Paris. Texas.

BROWN GIVES BOND      Elwood Bootlegger Gets Freedom Until a Later Date

SOCIALIST ORGANIZERS IN NEW PARLIAMENT OF TALY ARE NUMERO   MANY CHANGES IN CHARACTE! OF MEMBERSHIP SINCE LAST PARLIAMENT MET.

SOCIAIST ORGANIZERS’ IN ITALIAN CHAMBER   HAVE 196 DEPUTIES OUT OF 505 MEMBERS. ~

METZ IN WELCOME TO K. OF C. DELEGATION   50,000 Greet Americans in Grea Ceremony—U. &. Praised For Aid In Delivering Lorraine.

KNIGHTS COLUMBUS CEREMONY IN METZ   Fifty Thousand People of Repatriated City Give American Visitors Welcome

LEGIONAIRE: UF FUME Git UP THEIR ARM   FAILING IN ATTEMPT TO CAP TURE WARSHIP THEY SUR RENDER TO TPALTAN FORCES,

PART OF ARMY ~ SURRENDERS JO TTALIANS   FIUME LEGIONATRES AT 74 FAIL TO CAPTURE TTALIAN BATTLESHIP   WOULD COST MUCH   Passage of Soldier’ s Biri. nin Would Cost Government About $2,800,000 000

SURRENDERED TO REGULARS   Volunteers Captured ; Vessel But Crew Seiz ed the Poet’s Men

MANY SHARES TAKEN   KOOSTERS SAY THE COMMUNIETY FAIR PLAN WILL GO OVER,   Plans Now Are to Have an Evhibi tion Purine Coming Pall,

WANY: SHARES TAKEN            ts SAY THE COMMUNE LAN WILL GO: OVE      Uae   Plans Now “Are Have atin Evhibilion ‘Duri ing Coming ¥: u.

BiG FIREIN = ~ BALTIMORE   Threatens Retail Dry Goods Distriet General Alsrm Turved In ,

OSSENTON SUCCEEDS LATE COLONEL M’GRAY   Made Temporary National Com mitteeman from W. Va. to Rep resent Democrats.

ZEPPELINS LEAVE FOR JU. S.   Two of the Airships Shipped From Friederichshafen—America Offered the Zeppelin Patents.

MAY GET AIRSHIP PATENTS   Reported Germany Has Offered U. S Zeppelin Secrets.

BANDIT GIVES BATTLE 10 18 ~ CHICAGO POLICE   s Finally Shot Dow: Trying to Escape Through Line.

MAN KILLED   Unidentified Man Shot tn Battle With Chicawe Pellee.

POLICE SLAYER 3 TRAPPED BY POSSE   Unidentified Man Dies Afte: Gun Battle With Police Battalion.

WARFIELD'S TOUR SUDDENLY END   ‘Noted Actor Broke Left Leg Ir Los Angeles—Company Order. ed to New York,

TRAIN BANDIT {i OLAIN IN BATTLE   Chicago Policeman A‘so Killed ir : Fight Wit.) Robber.   ANOTHER OFFICER WOUNDED   Former Postal Clerk Holds Up Mail Car on Illinois Central Train— $80,000 Loot Recovered—Was St. Joseph (Mo.) Boy.

MAIL TRAIN BANDIT SLAIN   Robber Who Held Up . C. Trai Near Kankakee, Ill, Killed in- Chicago Fight;   $80,000 LOOT IS RECOVERE!   Highwayman Ident.ied as Royal Walton, Postal Ctert. of St. Joseph, Mo.—One Pol:->* an Killed and Another Wounded.

THE GibE EASE  eye Bas Sal aS RON TEE   MIBITIAMAN WILL NOT GO TO THE PENAL FARM ENTE COVE, COURT PASSES ON TAW      ADJUTANT GENERAL PEEVED

THE SIPE CASE WAS CONTINUED   MILITIAMAN WILL KOT GO T@ THE PENAL FARM UNTIL CO¥IL. COERT PASSES ON LAW   ADJUTANT GENERAL PEEVED

LABOR ATTACK ON RAIL BILE ENDS    Semel Gompers Asks “What's the Use?"-—~Meet in South

U9, RETURNS ROADS TO PRIVATE OWNER; WILSON SIGNS BIL   Transportation Systems of the Country Now Back in Hands of Respective Corporations.   LABOR LEADERS PERPLEXED.   Remain Over in-Washington and Meet to Decide On What They Will Do.

AVF.L. TO TAKE NO ACTION ON RAILROAD BILI   “What Is the “Use?” Samuel Gomperg Asked in an Interview Given Out . Today.

LABOR-DROPS —  RAILROAD BILI   SAMUEL GOMPERS DECLARES AMERICAN FEDERATION WILL TAKE NO FURTHER ACTION   (By United Press)

A. F. L. TO TAKE: NO ACTION ON RAILROAD BILL   ‘What Is the Use?’’ Samue: Gompers Asked in an Interview Given Out Today

OWNERS NOTICE “CE NEW POWERS   Explains Provisions Of Law Regarding Prohibiting Any Rate Reduction Prior To September .   'TRANSFER 1S MADE WITHOUT INCIDENT   Nothing To Indicate To The Traveling Public That Any Change In Ownershup Had Been Made 

ADMITS DEFEAT IN RAILROAD BILL      Rompers Gives Up aud Wal Not Avpes for Return of Gavernusent Pre ee

IN PRIVATE HANDS   Railroads in Country are Now Operating Under Private Ownership   RUNNING SMOOTHLY   Transter was Made With. out a Hitch—Waiting for Wage Settlement

NORD Ait UNDEGIUCL  IN WAGE MATTERD   Demands Unsatisfied, Broth_ erhood Chiefs Were to  Meet Todav   WILSON PROMISES TO RUSH WAGE TRIBUNAL   Will Take Months to Negot ~ jate Pay Increases, Union  Men Sav

PRESIDENT FUNCTIONING UNDER A REJECTED TREATY   Appointment of Hines as Arbitrator Between European PowersOpens BrandNew Line of Thought.

SENATE DEFIED BY WILSON   President Appoints Arbitrator Under Versailles Treaty Provision,

WILSON OQUTWITS CONGRESS   é Ss Defies Opposition to Versailles Treaty and Oppoints Hines as anArbitrator,

OUTER FEGHTING   Clash Between Council and Assembly of League Marks Close of First Gathering of Delevates, .   PUBLICITY DEMANDED BY LORD ROBERT CECIL   South African Delegate Stirs Up Trouble Aided by Canadian Leader; China Is Waitine Her Time.

PEACE IN IRELAND   HOME RULE BILL, CERTAIN TO PASS WHEN HOUSE OF LORDS REACHES AGREEMENT

NEW otllPPING AGT BAEAKG TREATIES   State Department Must Change Policies in Vogue Since Madison’s Time.

MANY COMPLICATIONS -INNEW SHIPPING ACT   STATE DEPARTMENT GIVES aT. - TENTION TO PACTS WHICH FIGURE IN LAW.

UNIVERSITY CLOSES THURSDAY AT NOON   Students Will Have Opportunity to Attend Tournament This Week-end.   RESUME CLASSES MONDAY   Season Tickets Ge On Sale This A.M. —There Will Be No Reserved Seats.

VACATION 10 BEGIN THURSDAY FORENGON   Pres. W. L. Bryan Issues Orde  Dismissing the 10 and 11 ; o’Clock Classes.  4   ALL TICKETS ARE SOLD   Gymnasium Will Accommodate 4000 People—High Schools Receive Full Quotas.

Bloomington Schools Have a Holiday for State Basket: ball Tourney

HIGHWAYS GO TO STATE.   District Superintendent Receiving Trucks and Supplies,

MILITIAMEN IN CONTROL   Are Dispersing . Crowds of Striking Workmen in the Streets

MILITIAMEN : __- IN CONTRO}   Are Dispersing Crowds of Striking Workmen in the Streets

HUNGER THREATENS IRELAND   Factories Discharge Nine-Tenths of Their Employees.

FAMINE THREATENS IRELAND   Big Factories of Cork, Dublin and Limerick Discharge Nine-Tenths of Their Men.

CHESTER'S. CASE) PUZZLES.”   ‘Doctors Can't Say Why He Doesn’t : Walk or Taik.

CHESTER REFUSES TO WALK OR TALK   Alleged Slayer Brought to Kansas City Yesterday On a Stretcher

Slain Girl’s Fiance Not - to See Chester Till His  ConditionIs Determinea

CHESTER ON SILENCE STRIKE   le Refuses ‘to Recognize Anyone.   Was Taken to Kansas City On Strefther Heavily Guarded.

NEW CABINET OFFICER CLIMBED FROM RANKS   Secretary Meredith Was Once a Penniless Farm Boy in Iowa; Owns Big Paner.   SYARTED OUT AS PRINTER   Career of New Secretary Has Been One of Steady Upward Progress.

FIGHT ARE SMOTHERED ~ IN GALLIPOLIS FIRI   Victims Were Patients in Ohi: Epileptic Hospital; Two Buildings Burn.

EIGHT PERSONS DIE. IN: FIRE   VICTIMS INMATES OF OHIO HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPTICS.

Which Eight Epileptics Perish And Others Are Injured  Hospital Containing Twenty-five Inmates Ignites But Saved by Firemen.  Suffocation Caused All Heaths --TWO More May Die Of Iniuries.

PATIENTS DIE IN FIRE   Eight Inmates In Ohio Hospital Perish in Early Morning Fire.

NAVALHERO LIST GAINS ITS LATEST MEMBER   Commander of U.S, Sub: marine, Submerged fot More Than 35 Hours, Last Man to Board Rescue Ship   LATE ADVICES

CLOSE CALL ON U.S. SUBMARINE IN AN ACCIDENT   WITH CREW OF TWENTYFIVE IT WAS SUBMERGED THIRTY-EIGHT HOURS   FLOATING TELEPHONE GAVE THE ALARM

CALL FOR MILITARY AID   Constabalary at Irish Town Are Fearful of Attaby By Massed

TAKES: ON FORM OF REAL FARCE   Investigation of Unseated 5ocialist Assemblymen Spreads Propaganda of Cult.   INVOLUNTARY AID IS GIVEN BY THE PRESS   Reporting of Proceedings Furnishes Fine Publicity for BVanialiet Doctrines.

SUGTALIST TRIAL ASSUMES ASPECT OF ENTIRE FARGE   Spreading of Socialistic Propaganda Chief Aim ot Detendants.   HEARING BEFORE U. S.   Counsel Turns Tables On Investigators and Establishes Party.

SOCTALIST PROBE IS BECOMING A FARC   New York Assembly Investization Merely Serves as Vehicle For Spreading Propaganda

Fair Sex Fights Shy When It Comes to Jury Service In Musty Court

4 WOMAN JURY—No!    : ERY HAD NO ONE SIE SOUL TRUNT “PRECIOUS” WEEN.    I : . * ax Constaite Stated Wission and Lads } Sald, “Some Kiddc?, Do FP Look  : Like a Jaror.

™AEY CAN VOTE BUT JURY SUTY ISN’T ON THEIR LIST   ’Perfectly Horrid of Constable to Ask Them to Sit in Musty : Old Court Room Declare Twenty Fair Illinois Voters When Sought for Panel in Mortgage Case.

Will 20 Women Act as Jurors?  The Very Idea!   Teas, Golfing, % Baby’s Nev Tooth, etc., Cause New Voters to Decline to Serve.

U.S. HELP FOR FARMERS ASKED OF BOARD FAILS   Manager of Agricultural Organ ization Sets Forth His Plan

WANTS GOVERAMENT ‘TO LOW MONEY 10 ~ THE FARMERS   Managing Director Farmer: National Council Urges This Step Unless Federal’ Reserve Board Will Agree to Dis count Farm Pater. :

). $. MUST FINANCE CROPS 1S WARNING   Farmers’ Council Pleads Fo: Funds So Producer Can Realize Profit.

ADVISE FARMERS 70. HOLD CROP   ‘SUGGESTS GOVERNMENT BOR. ROW. MONEY AND-PUT IN BANKS   ONE PER CENT EXCESS   OF THE RATE THE GOVERY‘MENT PAYS Is HAMPTON PLAY.   Farniers National, “ Counell Wants Farmers'to Get What. Railroads Recelye—Reasénable Profit.

FARMERS URGING EARLY RELIEF   THIS YEAR’S CROPS MUST BE FINANCED THEY SAY. .

Geo. P. Hampton 7 Makes Sugeestioy   Aska Pederal Reserve. Boaid to Make (tfort to Bava Gov erment Barrnty Money and Lang ¢o Farmers,

WANTS UNCLE SAM TO HELP UT EARMERS   Hampton Says Some One Must Finance Present Big Crops Until Farmers Can Sell.

SOMEONE MUST FINANCE CROPS, HAMPTON SA!   Government Funds io Helk Farmer Over Rocks Urged by Director

FARM AID ASKED   Federal Reserve Board Requested to Finanee Crons

“SOME ONE” MUST FINANCE: CROP   Suggests Money Be Ad. . vanced to Farmers-at Rate of 1 Per Cent.

aUbGEaTo NEW  FINANGE PLAN TO GOVERNMENT   “SOME ONE” MUST FINANCE THIS YEAR’S CROPS DECLARES FARM DIRECTOR,

SOMEONE MUST FINANCE THIS YEAR'S CROPS, HAMPTON INFORMS THE FEQERAL RESERVE BOARD

WANTED—Co Wages to suit competent help. irs. F. Stanton, 416 west Second ae 26d3t   ANNOUNCEMENTS

GORDON HAMBY  NERVIEST PRISONER SING. SIN EVER KNOWN   Lips Parted ia Cynical Smile, Defiant and Smoking Cigarette   ANNOUNCEMENTS

ALREADY  ENGLAND, FRANCE AND {TAL HAVE. BEGUN  To Clear the Way for an Independent Action   From American Influence If the Senate Refused to Ratify the Treaty.   ERFECT RINTING   TRY OUR ape \ DEPARTMENT WE GUARAMEE SATISFACTION

i fi UN FEDER AL  WARRANTS   dnmbel Brothars Facing Profi. leering Chaige wih Mem: bers of fam Under Anest.   Profits in Clothing Said to be 90 to 275 Percent

BG DEPARTMENT STORE 15 ACCUSED (HF PROFITEFRING   Federal Agents Arrest Officials Of New York Firm—Exorbitant Profit on Clothing Is Alleged.

N.Y. CLUTHIERS ARRESED FOR PROFIIEERING   Gimbel 3rother: Department Stor Faces Federal Charge.   PROFIT, ALLECED TO BE FROM 9fTO 225 2>ER CENT   Among Carges is That Sui Costin; $35 Wis Sold for $75.

AAREST GIMBEL AS A PROFITEEE   New York Clothier Faces Serious Chirze.

HOLD GIMBEL ON CHARGE OF PROFITEERING   Arrest Head Of ; Large New  York Department Store Saturday.

CHARGE N. Y. MAN - WITH PROFITEERING   t To & Members of Firm of Gimbels Held For Making Profit of 90 Per   Cent on Clothing.

Head of a Great Line of Furnishing Stores Arrested as Profiteer by Federal Authorities.   AGENTS CLAIM TO HAVE 185 SPECIFIC CASES TO REPORT

NEW YORK MERCHANT ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF PROFITEERING   Gimbel Brothers Alleged to Have Made 275 Per Cent on Clothing,

THREE ARRESTED FOR PROFITEERING   Sold $33 Suits for $75 at Sale, Charge Against New Yorkers

PROFITEERING ~ CHARGES MADE   FREDERICK GIMBEL, NEW YORK MERCHANT, UNDER ARREST.

FREDERICK GIMBEL HELD ON CHARGES OF PROFITEERING   Head of Big New York Department Store Arrested by Department of Justice.   MADE 250 P. C. PROFIT   Warning Given Agseements Be tween Manufacturers and Mer chants Hold Price Unlawful.

MARGE PROFITEERING AGAINST MEMBERS OF NEW YORK FIRN   Department Of Justice Has 185 Counts Against Heads.

NEW WAR ON PROFITEERS   Three Prominent Clothing Dealer Arrested in New York—Charge Huge Profits.

GIMBEL ARRESTED   Big Merchant Charged With Profi. teering in Clothing

HEAD OF GIMBEL STORE SEIZED   Manager of New York House Accused of Profiteering,

ARREST GIMBLE. ~ ASA PROFITEER   Head of New York Chain Store Held For High Prices on Clothing.   PALMER WARNS OTHERS

DRAG-NET OF JUSTICE ENMESHES. FESTIVE. AND SMILING PROFITEER IN MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR

GIMBEL PLACED ‘UNDER ARRES   Head of Big New York Con cern is Held on Profiteering Charge

SAY NEW YORK ‘MERCHANT IS A PROFITEER   Member of Gimbel Bros., - Arrested for Alleged Profits on Clothing   DECLARE $33 SUIT WAS SOLD FOR $75

Chain Stores Head Is Held On Charge Of Profiteering   Fredrick Gimbel, Member of Gimbel Bros., Operating  Large Department Stores in Several Cities, Was  : Arrested at New York Today—Allege 275 Per Cent Profits.

Government Charges Profits of 90 to 275 Per Cent Were Made on Clothing — Other Big Stores Investigated.

CHARGED WITH PROFITEERINE   Fred’ rick Gimble of New York Arrested in That City Today

iINBEL BROTHERS ~~ UNDER: INQUIRY      Noted. New. ‘York. Store Said To Have: Made Unreasonable: Profits   THROUGH CLOTHING - SALES   Cinibet Claimed His Clothing Buyer Was to. Blame, But Federal’ Of~""" ficlala Declined “té.” Beliave ~~~

Big Department : Store Head Arrestec      Peederick Gimble, Vie President of a Chain of Department Stores ed for Profiteering in Cloth

U8. AGENTS HOLD. NEW. YORK GIMBE!   Department Store -Head Ac "cused of Profiteering in Be Gal, af Clathing —

HEADOF . - BIG STORE      harged With Profiteering in the Sale of Men’s Clothing—Two Managers Also Arrested.

GIMBEL, NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE MAN, IS ARRESTEL   He and Others of His Big Concern Charged With Profiteering in Clothes.

With Manager and Buyer He ts Accused of Excessive Profiteering.   AS HIGH AS 2235 Per Cent   Owner Expresses Surprise and Declares He Was Unaware of Circumstances.

GHARGE PROFIT OF 27S PERCENT MALE ON CLOTHING SALE   Vice President and Employes 0 Big Gimbel Store in New York Under Arrest.   FEDERAL AGENTS MAKE INVESTIGATION OF PRICES   Warrants Charge Profiteering Say Profits of 90 to 275 Per Cent Discovered.

HEAD OF HUGE NY.FIRM HELD AS PROFITEER   Frederick Gimbel and Two Other Officers of Big Firm Arrested.   HIGHEST PROFITS AT  MEN’S SALE IS CHARGE

HEAD OF GREAT STORE IS HELD AS PROFITEER   Frederick Gimbel, of New York, and Two Others Are Arrested by Agents   HE MAKES EXPLANATION   Declares They Have Always Tried to Comply With Government Regulations

HEAD OF CHAIN STORES IS HELD AS PROFITEER   Gimbel, Official of New York System, Charged As Clothing Gouger   MADE 275 PCT. PROFIT      THEN CHIEF OF CONCERN PASSES BUCK TO HIS CLERKS AS REALLY TO BLAME

GIMBEL BROTHERS MANAGERS ARRESTED FOR PROFITEERINE   Big Merchant Prince of New York and Members of His Firm Under Arrest Charged With Getting Too Much for His Merchandise. ot,

NEW YORK MERCHANT 10 ANSWER PROFITEERIN(   Frederick Gimble, Arrested 9  Charge Today By Federal Agents.

HEAD (ir Blt STORE HELD UN FEDERAL WARRANTS   Simbel Brothers Facing Profi leering Charge wih Mem: bers of fim Under Arrest.  Profits in Clothing Said to be  90 to 275 Percent

CLAIM CLOTHING PROFITS OF 90 T0 275 PER CENT       AND TWO) OTH. ARE. AR.

Head’ of. Large - Uepetient ~ Store Caught in/ Les s . Price Net.

ARREST-GIMBEL ON CHARGE OF PROFITEERING   Head of Big New York Department Store, Officials Say, Was Making As High As 275 Per Cent on Clothing

PROFIT IS — T00 LARGE   Large Department Store Owner Arrested in New York.   CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING   Some Clothing Seld for More s. ae cy Dp Thao a tiundred Perceut Profit tl is Declared.

SAY HE’S A PROFITEER   Federal Agents Charge New York Merchant on Charge 

Gimbel, Oficial of New Yort _ Charged . As   MADE 275 PCT. PROFIT   THEN CHIEF OF CONCERN Pasent BUCK TO 118 CLERKS £6 MEALLY TO @LAne

NAVY AWARD HEARINGS END   No"Further Sessions in Investigation Are Expected.

Matter Will Be Carried Into the United States Supreme Court and Votes of Women May Be Delayed   Special Session of the Connecticut Legis: lature Has Been Promised Suffragists—Hopeful Action Looked For

SEEK CONNECTICUT'S HELP 10 CLEAR UP DOUBT ON SUFFRAGE   ‘Suffrage Leaders Will in Thi  Way Endeavor to Overcome Any Action by Tennessee.

NE  THE ARMENIAN MANDATE   House Commitice Wii Report Reeor lution Denying Wilson Authority for Wiieh He Asked

GROCERS FIGHT SUGAR GOUGERS   AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COMPANY VIOLATED LEVER ACT, 1S ALLEGATION

‘PRICE CONTROL ACT VIOLATED   Whelesale Grecers Make Charges Against Sugar Company.

LL LL OL LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL BL BLLLLL LLL LLL LLL LLL ALA  ASK PALMER [0 ACT AGAINST SUGAR CC   21 New England Grocers Presen Evidence Against American Refinery Officers

FAVOR FOUR WAYS — 7T0 PROVIDE HEL   AMERICAN “LEGION COMMITTEE MEN ANNOUNCE FORMULATION OF PROGRAM

LEGION LEGISLATION   Prosram Provides Four Ways to Help Service Mien,

WOMAN'S BODY IS FOUND IN SWAMPY POUL NEAR TAMPI   HUSBAND IS HELD FOR INVESTI. GATION BY THE FLORIDA AUTHORITIES,   Husband Declares Wife Left th  House While He Was Asleep;   Police Think She Was Murdered.

DEMANDS HALT IN SPENDING ORGY   SENATOR MSCUMBER URGES RE. DUCTIONS IN GOVERNMENT. AL APPROPRIATIONS   PREDICTS 3 BILLION DEPICIT   Points Way to Savings of Two and One-Half Billions in Closing Pork Barrel.

STOP THE EXPENDITURES TO AVERT FINANCIAL RUIA   This ig What Scoator McCumber Asks in a Statement Today.

DEMANDS GUT IN SPENDING ORGY   McOumber Calls for Reduced Government Expenditure to Avert Ruin

Convention Opening Is De‘layed . Until 10 O'clock;  ” Heat and Music Keep Rep; resentatives Busy in Coliseum.  iy eee   RE-ENFORCE TABLE “TQ STAND UP UNDER LODGE’S ATTACKS

Chicago Suffering Its Hottest Weather of Year-—One Death and Three Pros . trations Yesterday

MINIMUM WAGES ARE ESTABLISHED   For Women And Girls Employed In Industrial Enterprises In Texas.

Telephone Companies, . Laundries, Factories and Stores Affected by Decree to Go Into Effect February 7 Next.   JENNINGS DISSENTS; HOLDS FIGURE SHOULD BE $13.44   Labor Commissioner Would Base Pay On Average Living Cost as Revealed by Survey—Next Legisiature Will Be Anked to Amend Law After Trial.

BLANKET: MINIMUM WAGE ESTABLISHED   WAGES OF ALL WOMEN AND MINORS IN TEXAS AFFECT. ED BY NEW RULING   EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1   Telephone Employes, Workers ir Laundries, Stores and Factories Affected by the Action

TEXAS WOMEN AND MINORS TO BE BENEFITED   WAGE FIXED BY INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMISSION EF. FROTIVE FEB, 7.

NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION IN SESSEDI   Keynote — Speech by David Jayne Hill Evokes Applause Compromise Candidates for Governor Suggested.

GREAT REWARD FOR:HONESTY   Pennsylvania Newsboy Finds $18,000; le Given $12 and Praver.

FINDS $18,000; IS GIVEN $12   Newsboy Discovers Wallet in Gutter— Owner Promises to Pray for Him,

MEAT PACKERS HOLDING 0. PLAN HOTLY OPPOSED   Method Of Dissolution ITs Mecting Opposition Of Trade Official   WOMEN ALSO OPPOSE   Thirty Million Dollar Stockyards Proposal Filed In Court

CANNOT SELL STOCKYARDS IS COLVER’S STAND   Holdings Must Be Held Despit« Palmer's dict.

TRADE COMMISSIONER AGAINST PACKERS’ PLAt   Scheme to Sell Stockyards Holdings to Big Holding Gompany Not Favored   OBJECT TO F.. H: PRINCE

STOCK YARDS SALE PROPOSAL NOT GRANTED   Packers ‘Planned to Sell Contrel o Their Holdings for $30,000,000 “tv a Holding Company.

ALIENS we st c OWE TO STAY.   Otherwise Viee President Marebell Would Send Them Back.

Us, SHOULD RENE ALIENS NOT TO REMAN   Vice President Marshall Advances Idea Upon Dealing With Those Who Would Undermine Government   PRAISE PILGRIM FATHERS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS   Declares Nation Unfit te Survive If Unable to Prevent Uniawiul Assaults

WOULD BAR ALL ALIEN FORTUNE HUNTERS   Viee President Marshall Says Those Who Come Simply for Money Should Be Barred

A ALIENG WHO DONT INTEND 10 REMAIN IN YS   Vice President Says Foreigners Who Expect to Return to Their Native Heaths Should Not Be Received.

TOM MARSHALL VOICES TRUE AMERICANISM IN AFTER DINNER SPEECH   SAYS PILGRIM FATHERS WERE ENGLISH SPEAKING.   And No Man Should Vote Here Unable To Speak English.

9 SUBTREASURIES ABOLISHED   Agreement Is Reached by Senate and House Conferees.

TO ABOLISH SUB-TREASURIES   Agreement Reached Between House amd Genmate Cenferees.

ABOLISH NINE SUBTREASURiES   Congress Conferees Vote to Continue $240 Bonus to United States Workers.

MAN IS KILLED IN HOLDUP IN CENTRAL PARK   Struck on Head When He  Refuses to Raise His 2 Se .

DIVORCES “13-TIME: BRID!   Mrs. Alice Yocum Has Her Tenth Ex , ‘. perience in Court...

KULLED WITH SHOTGUN   Man Identified an Alfredo (raziane  Pound in Dyhag Comdition,  namics: sass coating ime ctama a i:

De Valera Asked To Turn Over Tolreland Millions He Collected bv Bond Sales

ISLAND RAIDED: IRISH ARE SLAIN   American Irish Want Thei: Money Used to Relieve Distress.

FRENCH CAPITAL HNS GRIME WAVE   Prefect of Police Unable to Get Men for Force.   APACHES TERRORIZE PARIS   Crimes Are Numerous and Violent— More Frequent Than Even in the Days of the Bonnet Rouge, Says Report.

PARIS ARMS IN WAVE OF CRIME   French Prefect of Police Unable to Get Men to Serve.   CRIMES NUMEROUS, VIOLENT   Murders Are More Frequent Than Ever in the Days of the Bonnet Rouge—Many Murder Mysteries Puzzle Authorities,

POLICE CANT STOP PARIS CRIME WAVE   French Prefect of Police Unable to Get Men to Serve.   CRIMES NUMEROUS, VIOLENT   Murders Are More Frequent Than Ever in the Days of the Bonnet Rouge—Many Murder Mys teries Puzzle Authorities,

ENGLISH EXCHANGE FALLS 10 NEW LOW   Opening of Market Finds Sterling Offered at Price Below Tuesday’s.   Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes Suffer Along With Rest of List.

DEMAND STERLING: RISES  FROM RECORD LOW LEVEL   Recoveries Result from. U cial Reports that Great ‘Britain Hai’ Pro ibited Import-

lilt allt ill ile alli ila  LIBERTY BONDS DRIVEN DOWN BY DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE WHICH REACHED NEW LOW LEVEL

ENGLISH POUND DROPS TO NEW LOW FIGURE COTTON TOOK TUMBLE   Excitement Prevailed on Low Record for Pound and the Recovery on English Embargo Reports.—Cutton Descended $9.00 on the Bale.   SLIGHT ADVANCE LATER MADE   Viidafternoon Session Show ed the Market Stronger

EXCHANGE DR DROP BRINGS TRADE TO STANDSTILI       Demand Sterling. Falls to $3. 23 ~ Bakore Nagi Cotte, Market 5 # ~ . Demoralized..

EXCHANGE TAKES FRESH DROP AND SHAKES MARKET   Demand > Bills Open Lower Than Close,  But Rally Later.

BRITISH POUND STILL ON SKIDS   Exchange Value Drops to $3.19 —Francs and Lire Also on Downward Path.

HUNDREDS OF REBS HELD IW HEM YORI   Raids Under. Persenal Super yision of Chief Flynn.   9800 WARRANTS MADE QUT.   Roundup Directed Against \Communiat Party, Which Represents: Advocates of Violence and Heada Its International Membera With the Names of Lénine and Trotzky

SEDITION MONGERS RIOSTLY RUSSIANS         Between 700 and 800 Arrest ed in Greater New York Few Americans — Found Scores of Barges Ready t Take Radicals to Ellis Istant

NOW DEFINITELY KNOWN   NET GAIN OF 61 MEMBERS SHOWN WITH LOSS OF 5° FOR DEMOCRATS

REPUBLICAN GAINS STILL PILING UF   More New York, Missouri pnd Minnesota Districts Come Under the Wire.

G0. P. GAINS 61 MEMBERS IN HOUSE   REPUBLICANS WILL. HAVE 298 ” REPRESENTATIVES TO 138 FOR DEMOCRATS,

NUT REPUBLICAN GAIN OF SIXTY-ONE   Democrats Lose Fifty-two Seats in House of Representatives as Result o Tuesday's Elections.

DEMOCRATS LOat 02 CONGRESOMEN   Will Have 138 Members in the Next House to Republicans’ 902

LAND, INCOMES, INHERITANCES ‘OUGHT TO PAY “ALL THE TAXES   ‘Ohio Labor Party Drafts ' Eonstructive Reform Tax  Planks - '   Public Ownership’ of the Mines. Advocated, and Plumb Plan Endorsed

‘Lac ARTHA PASDEH  -UNGEE JAN   Frize Fighter Jack Johnson Crosses Line From Mexico and Js Put Under Arrest as Béing Fugitive White Slaver   White Wife Is Still, His Pal and He’s Sure Glad to Ge Back io the United States, Hi Tells Throng of Reporter:  g oef

DEATH OF JORL STARDORD,   eath Poys Cl¢im to Prominent Ham iltion County Man,

‘et 4 = u REATH OF JORL STAPFORD.      send Lays, t ~ Room County       airienit Hamutah, j

MASS MEETING CALLED.   TO THE PEOPLE OF PU [ae ASKI ‘> COUNTY AND TOWN

FIRST IN THE RING,   Oliver Hanshew Announces Himself  As a Candidate for Recorder.

(NTI-BOLSHEVIKI COMMANDER IS BEATEN; SEVERAL GENERALS HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE, IS REPOR)   ebastopol Is Said to Have Fallen Into Hands of Red Legions; Mob Has Pillaged the Red Cross Stocks; U. S. Torpedo Boat Destroyers Are Evacuating Officers and Their Families.

Constantinople Dispatches Say That Army of Anti-Bolshevik Leader Has Been Wiped Out: Many of His Generals Said to Be Suicides and Himself Refugee on Warship   WHITE TROOPS RESIST BRAVELY

Red Hordes Reported in SebastopolEvacuation of Strong: hold is Underway   HUW to UNG Way.  Forces of Anti- Bolshevik General ue Crushed After: Repeated Attack Reds Pilaping Red) Cross sks --Refugees in fal Flight:  tram the Crimea

WAMNGEL'S ARMY IS REPORTED WIPED OUT   MOB AT SEBASTOPOL HAS PILLAGED U.S. RED cross STOCKS.   Women and Children. Removed by American Destroyers; Crimea Troops Flee.

WRANGEL’S ARMY UTTERLY ROUTED   Russian Red Forces Overrunning All of ihe Crimea,   SEBASTOPOL REPORTED TAKE!

GEN. WRANGEL'S ROUT COMPLETE; FLEES TO SHIP   Reds in Control of the Crimea; U.S. Red. Cross Attacked.

WRANGLE NOW OUT OF RUSSIA   POISON GAS MAIN REASON OF BIG RETREAT   Many Generals and Officers of Anth Red Army Commit Suicide; Red Cross Is Looted. 2 hey”

{08 AS REPORTER OPENED WAY FOR Pay te BALITIRS   Democratic Candidate Spent Early Years in Public School and en Farm   TAUGHT SCHOOL AND WAS PRINTER’S DEVIL   Has Been Governor of Ohio » Three Times; Gwns Newspaper in City of Bayton

Cox Started Life As Farmer Boy   Harding Congratulates Gov. Cox in Telegram

COX, BORN ON FARM, WORKED HARD FOR ADVANCE IN LIFE   Started Business as Printer’s Devil: Later Bought Newspaper.

WILLIAM B. KURTZ HERE   Donor of Playground in Town For Several Days.

LABOR’S GRAS UN COMMERCE GREAT DANGER   UNITED STATES CHAMBER COMMERCK BEGINS DISCUSSION OF QUESTION   Respeet For Private Property Vital To The Trade of the World New York Banker Says,

BIG BUSINESS IS URGED TO COMBAT BROTHERHOODS   Chamber of Commerce Listens to Attack on Unions.

RAIL CONTROL 13 CHARGED TO LABOR   LU. Ss. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPEAKERS URGE EFFORT TO COMBAT “COMBINE.”

MUST BREAK UNIONS HOLD ON RAILROADS   Plum Plan Contemplates Wrecking Roads and Forcing Govt. Ownership, Speaker Says.

LABOR ISSUE IS.) DISCUSSED,   fort to Combat Control Exercised Over Railroads Ureed.

LABOR PROBLEMS WILL ~ BE CONSIDERED TODAY   UNITED STATES CHAMBER COMMERCE WILL DISCUSS RAL ROAD SITUATION.

United States Chamber of Commerce Leaders Discuss Methods of “Combatting This.

'108 YEARS OLD SUNDAY, SHE REGRETS THAT SHE LIVES TO CELEBRATE IT

ILLINOIS WOMAN 108 YEARS   Mrs, Mary “Smuth of Springfield Says God Has Forgotten She’s Here.

AGED WOMAN LONGS FOR END   Observes 108th Anniversary at Springfield, Ill., Today.

INDICT GIMBEL BROTHERS FOR PROFITEERING   Leading “Store Heads Held on 207  Counts.

INDICT GIMBEL BROTHERS   Nothing Profiteering Is Charged on 207 Counts :

GIMBELS INDICTED.   The Clothiers Are Charged with Protiteering on Many Counts,

Gimbel Firm Indicted Qn 27 Counts for Price ) Gouging in Clothing

EW YORK FIRM IN HANDS QF LAW   Gimbel Brothers Indicted On 207 Counts For Profiteering In lothes.

GIMIBEL BROTHERS AR INDICTED, PROFITEERS   New. York Store Management ~ js'Held on 207 Different. -. . . Counts.   MORE ARRESTS FOLLOW

INDICT GIMBELS: 207 COUNTS   New York Jury Helds Department Store Operators tor FProfiteering in Cicthing.

GIMBEL BROTHERS ARE INDICTED FOR 202 PROFITEERING COUNTS   Heads of Large Departmen Stores Are Held by Grand Jury.

9 98 0.8 8 0.9 8 6 8 “* ofeolenlcelee seo leoteeleelenteoleo lool cofeolentoote   FAMISHED WILD GEESE SEEK FOOD ON ICE ON LONG ISLAND SOUND

THOUSANDS OF WILD GEESE ON LONG  JSLAND IN ICE   Birds Are Weak and Famished Due to Failure to Get Any Food,—Unprecedented Ice at  “This Time- of’ Year: Said ‘to Bo the Cause.

FIRE LOSS OF $100,000   Blaze at Sykesyille Wrecking Milling Company Plant.

CALLS FORD CAR AN - “INTERNATIONAL PEST   Senator Sherman of INlnois Wa: Paying His Respects To The Maker.

SEN. OHERMAN ID BITTER IK FORD ATTACK   Auto Manufacturer is Targe’ for Tirade From Illinois Scold.   ‘EVEN CONDEMNS THE  WELL KNOWN FLIVVER   Financial Moloch and Othe Names Are Applied to Friend Henry.

ROASTS HENRY AND FLIVVER   Bitter Arrignment By Senator Shermaa.   Charges Ford Secured Con¢gressional Aid in Acquiring Land for Private Purposes.

SAYS FORD USES U. §. GOVERNMENT TO MAKE MONEY   Senator Says He Rears “Financial Molock;” Calls Flivver ° . International Pest.

FORD ASSAILED INU, S. SENATE   SHERMAN SAYS FORD HAS REARED “FINANCIAL MOLOCH”  Says Manafacturer Played Politics While His Son Edsel Was Escaping Draft—Says Ferds a Pest.

HENRY FORD ATTACKED   Flivver Maker Receives Grilling Wands of Senator

FARRINGTON ASKS LEWIS 10 KEEP HANDS OFF   Mine Union » Head Says (ogg Settlement Can Brought About.

FARRINGTON WANTS LEWIS TO KEEP OFF   Declares Without Interference Operators and Miners Could Ouiekly End Coal Strike.

Declares That Operators and Miners are Permitted to Get Together--Settlement  je )}8=— Gare   NO NEED OF COAL STRIKE   Says Coal Will Cost Public No More--A Joint Session Can Easily Solve Problem

TEUT SURRENDER OFFER TO ALLIES WAS PLAN, GLAIN   Landsberg Says Max’s Cabinet Decided on Move in 1918, Ere Rebel Overthrow.

GERMAN CABINET WAS READY TO SURRENDER BEFORE GREAT REVOL   REVELATIONS OF CONDITIONS FP CABINET SHOW RECOGNITION OF DEFEAT.

HUNS WERE READY TO SURRENDER WHEN ARMISTICE GRANTED   Four Days Before Revolutior Cabinet Planned to Make Full Surrender.   LEADER REVEALS AFFAIRS   Says He Has Been Prevented from Making Disclosures  Until Peace Was Made.

TEUTON PEACE SECRET OUT   Ready With Offer of Full Surrender When Revolt Broke.

BREAK FOR EREEDON   Chinese Sailors Tried to Figh Their Way tato United Stalcs,

ser tant 8 etme elo  TRAIN KILLS SIX IN INDIANA.   Jitney Driver and Five Passongwers Pend vas Heealt of Cenah.

PASSENGER TRAIN © SMASHES THROUGH ~ BRIDGE; FOUR, DIE   Rain Weakens ‘Supports, Precipitating Locomotive jnto  ‘Water at Amold, Iowa.’ . Bee Paeally Unset

LADDER BREAKS: B FIREMEN HIIDT   Milwaukee Was the Scene of $400,000 Blaze Last Night.

PASSENGER -TRAIN _ SMASHES - THROUGH BRIDCE: FOUR DIE   ‘Rain Weakens Supports, Pre cipitating Locomotive into   Water at Arnold, Iowa.  Six Fatally . Hurt.

‘SIX REPORTED KILLED.   Bus Lead of People Run Down’ by  a, & OG, Train...”

Crew Near Exhaustion After ‘Being Under Water for ’ ~ “Thirty-Six Hours.”   TRANSPORT BRINGS CRAFT TO SURFACE   Air Supplied-Through Hole In Side Brings Temporary Reief.

DOZEN olPo RAGE TO AID SUBMARINE   5-5 With Crew of Four Officers and Twenty-Six Men Submerged for Thirty-Six Hours.

AMERICAN SUBMARINE IS IN SINKING CONDITION ON THE ATLANTIC COAS!

SUBMARINE SINKS BUT IS LIFTED BY ARMY TRANSPORT   Crew Kept Alive By Air Pumped Into Underse2 Boat Throush Hole Cut By Rescuers   WIRELESS REPORT SAID SUBMERGED 35 HOURS   Many Vessels Rushing To Rescue of  the Imprisoned Men Prom NU  tarts of the Coast,

SUBMARINE §-5 IS IN GRAVE DANGER   Ships Rush to Rescue of S-5. Which Remains Under Water 36 Hours.

U. S. SUBMARINE IS IN DISTRESS OFF OF CAPE HENLOPIN   Tied to Army Transport “Gen, Goethals” Crew is Being Pumped Air.   NAVAL VESSELS BEING RUSHED TO THE SPO’   Crew of 26 Men and 4 Officer: Are on Board and Hope for Rescue Entertained.

Sub Submerges, Navy Speeding To Save Crew      Transport Pumps s Air Into Sinking Vessel, Keeping Imperiled Men Alive; Sub Has Been Sub‘merged 35 Hours.

Two Ships Standing Ry Purhping Air To Imprisoned Men While  Navy Vessels Race To Scene Of  thanidact Fs   POSITION ALMOST VERTICAT

CIBMAPIBE -[N DANGER   FAST SHIPS SENT: TO AID,   American Under. Water Boat Submerged With Her Crew for. 36 Hours. s

SUBMARIAE It DANGER  FAST SHIPS. SENT TO AID.   American Under Water Boat Submerged With Her Crew for 36 Hours.

J. §. SUBMARINE S-5 IN CRITICAL PLIGHT: SUBMERGED 35 HOURS OFF CAPE HENT OPEN ON FIRST VOYAGE

RUSH TO RESGUT 30 IMPRISONED IN SUBMERGED SUB   PUMP AIR TO MEN UNDEF WATER 36 HOURS AS DESTROYERS NEAR

}. §. SUBMARINE KEPT AFLOAT BY ARMY TRANSPORT   The General Goethals Goes to Rescue of the S-5 off Cape Henlopen.

MAY DELAY VOTE ON ACCEPTANGE   New Angle Precipitate: Intense Discussion   AMONG MINE WORKERS   sewis Tells Conferees That Concurrence in Action of Mine Officials in Accepting President’s Proposal Binds Miners to Acceptance of Any Award by Commission..

ASKS MINERS 1D ACCEPT PROPOSA   Lewis Says Convention Concur. rence Binds Workers.   INTENSE DEBATE STARTED

GERMAN COMMUNIST COUP IS THREATENED   SOCIALIST ORGAN WARNS AGAINST UPRISING TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT.

BERLIN MENACED BY THE BOLSHEVIK   Communists Plan Goup to Over. throw German Government.   Sensational Warning Issued by Die Freiheit and Confirmed by Neu Berliner Zeitung.

REDS MENACE BERLIN   Communists Plan Coup to Over. throw German Government.   £ Sensational Warning Issued by Die Freiheit and Confirmed by Neu Berliner Zeltung.

GERMANY IS MENACED   REDS PLAN COUP TO OVER THROW BE ALIN GOVERNMENT.   Die Freiheit { sues the Sensationa Warning, Backed’ Up by the Ber in Zeitund.

BRITISH GOV'T COULD CHECK IRISH RIOTING   Moderates Adopt Resolution Urging Steps By England.

TRUCE SOUGHT BY IRISH MODERATES   Possible For British Government To Secure Peace In Ireland, They Say.

SELF GOVERNMENT Ik IRELAND ASKED   irish Moderates Hold Conven vention Attend by Fiery Irish Orators.

nnn nn nee eee eee ee eee EE A ee  Irish Moderates Favor © Truce Between Factions

IRISH TRUCE IS MODERATES PLAN   SEEK TO UNITE EXTREMISTS OF BOTH FACTIONS   Charge military Responsible For Lack of Order in Dublin—Resolution For Republic Ureed.

MODERATES SEEK — AN IRISH TRUCE   Resolution Passed ‘at Dublin Meeting Calls for More Reasonable Line of Action in Ireland.

CRIME WAVE RECEDES   New York Police Rounding Up Sus. picious Characters.

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF R. R.   is DEMANDED BY FARWERS NAe TIONAL COUNCIL ALSO CHEAP CREDIT FOR THE FARWERS

FARMERS OUTLINE PLANKS TO THE MAJOR PARTIES   Gorernment: Ownership of Railroads ond Merchant Marines Demanded.

PART TCO HAR URAL NEEDS HAUMLEADER   NATIONAL FARM COUNCIL SEEKS PLATFORM AIDS  aire amma  Wants Cooneratives   Wants Cooperatives Freed from AntiTrust Laws.

~EULIALIULION es are nov ‘a salespe t we will   FARMERS’ COUNCIL URGE PARTY PLANKS

National Coungil Advocates -” Railroads and- Merehant  Marine Federalized. .

Chas. E. Prettvman, [fr   NOC ME ESM SERCO SBA ete: ees et  A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 218 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health is CHIROPRACTIC

A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 218 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health = is  OmWtrDOADRNR A OTriee

Chas. E. Prettvman. [Ir   The Key to Good Health is  CW IRAPDPD AaACTic*

A. J. ‘CRUMBAUGH ‘ VETERINARIAN 218 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health is CHIROPRACTIC

Chas. E. Prettyman. Jr   A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 912 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health is CHOTROPRACTIC

A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 218 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health  18 Lier tMhrwmy asmnrse.

Elizabeth B. Anderson  TEACHER OF PIANO Phone 804 208 Hickory Stree   A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 218 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health

A. J. CRUMBAUGH  VETERINARIAN 01a N Waehington St.   The Key to Good Health

A. J. CRUMBAUGH VETERINARIAN 918 N. Washington St.   The Key to Good Health is  Trigrwrwracrcaws a2 rwus*ysy

MUST NOT LAND IN ENGLAND   Premier Lloyd-George Puts Up Dares On Archbishop Mannix.

‘MUST KEEP OUT OF ENGLAND   Archbishop Mannix of Australia Will Not Be Allowed to Land, Says Lioyd George.

HOMESEERERS' TRAIN FROME. WITH 24 INFLUENZS ‘S MOVES UNDER GUARD

ARAB MURDERED  BY MEX BANDITS   ARABIAN MERCHANTS ARE PU1 TO DEATH AND AMERICAN IS HELD FOR RANSOM   (By United Press)

BANDITS IN MEXICO - MURDER ARABIAN   Ve     Embassy Frying ta Proc  asc OF das, AL Wifi  Captured Dy Ville Last Woek,

EE aes  AMERICAN TAKEN TO MOUNTAINS BY BANDITS, REPORT   U. S. Embassy Is Instructed to Urge Mexican Government to Secure Release

BOLD ROBBERY IN BALTIMORE   TWO MEN HOLD ‘UP JEWELRY STORE MAN ON RALTIMORE STREET,   Crowd Gathers and the Robbers Are Cuptured Without An; Caaunitips.

FAILED AT ROBRERY   Daylight Hold Up Men Easily Captured in Baltimore.

MOVIE STARS MARRIED   Grace Larue and Hale Wamilion Wed  Secretly in Chicago.

AN IOWA MAK ‘HELD FOR MURDER   HAD ENLISTED iN ARMY AND READY TO GO ACROSS.   KILLED A WOMAN AT KEOKU   Crime Was Brutal One, Cornmitte: On the Street, On the Evening of August 23—Arrested Man Admits His tdentity.

SPECT HELD N EAST TODA   Soldier Said to Have Mur dered a Woman in lowa

RED ARMY, HEMMED IN, NEAR DISASTER   FORCES OPERATING NORTH OF WARSAW MAY NOT ESCAPE POLES   MANY PRISONERSTAKEN   Believed Poles’ "Bag of Prisoner: ~ Wil Total 75,000 North of  Watsaw   Polish Peace D.legates Believe Military Successes Will Get Easier Terms

SOVIET FORCES ROUTED AND THOUSANDS ARE NOW CAPTIVE   ‘Poland the Grave of Three-Feurths of Bolshevik Army” is Way Gen. Weygand, French General, Expresses Results.   BRocuctana Mare Disnaster.

AN ILLINOIS HEIRESS MISSING.  seine tee Seren tenet  Miss Margaret McDougall Disappeared

HUBBER ROUST fa U0, CHARGE BY SENATOR CAPPEE   “Wall Street Warmed by Sun o Privilege;’ Most Brazen Progteers Sugar Men.

U.S. BECOMING A “ROBBERS’ ROOST” DECLARES KANSAS SOLON IN ATTACK UPON PROFITEERING IN THE SENATE

Kansan Delivers An Address In Senate Declaring That the United States Has Become a “Roboers’ Roost”   EXORBITANT PROFITS ARE BEING REALIZED   Government Is Living “In Nine Billion Style on a Six Billion Income;’’ Gamblers In Sugar Denounced,

U9. BECOMES RUBBER RUUS! (IF PROHTEERS   Senator Capper Declares The Manufacturers Hold Up People By Making Enormous eo   Says Officers Intrusted Wit Enforcement Should Get Qut

‘UNITED STATES ROBBERS ROOST   Senator Ca apne of Kan.- 8as Score: Profiteer-. - ing-in Speech

IS ROBBERS’ ROOST DECLARED CAPPER   KANSAS SENATOR SAID OFFICER: SHOULD RESIGN AND LET OTHERS TAKE PLACES.

ROBBERS ROOST, CAPPER CALLS UNITED STATES   Senator Scathes Administra tion for Protecting Profit Hogs   HAIR RAISING SPEECH   SAYS FARMERS ARE TIED HAND AND FOOT WHILE SATURNALIA OF LEGAL EANDITRY GOES ON

TEARS OF POOR MARE WEALTH, SENATOR SAY   Go After Profiteers and Con vict or Resign Jobs, He’ Tells Officers   SUGAR GAMBLERS GIVEN ATTENTION   Agriculture Declared Tied Up Hand and Foot by Greedy  Speculators

BRER'S ROOST" a CAPERS iF      Talks With Great Force ’¢ : The Large Dividends of th Wall Street Crowd and Col  porations at the Expense. ¢ ‘ The Public. __. '

U. Ss. A “ROBBER’S ROOST”   Corporations Making Too Large an Advance ia Profits.   “Wall Street's Melon Patches Warmed by The Sun of Privi-«  lege,” He Says.

U.S.Now a “Robbers’ Roost,” Senator Capper Tells Senate   Kansas Republican Solon Scores Profiteering—Deciares Sugar Corner “Most Brazen Challenge in Saturnalia of Greed”—Gives Statistics to Prove “Open, Flagrant, Scandalous” Earnings.

U.S. BECOMES RUBBER RUDS (UF PROFITEERS   Senator Capper Declares The Manufacturers Hold Up People By Making Enormous Profits.   ‘Says Officers Intrusted With  Enforcement Should Get Out

Senator Capper Bitrerly Scores Profiteers; Declares in Speech  U.S. Has Become Robbers’ Roos:

UNITED STATES AUGBERS ROOST, DECLARES GAPPER   THE SENATOR FROM KANSAS TELLS HOW PEOPLE ARE BEING PLUNDERED.

U3, fo TERMED ROBBER’S ADCST BY SEN. GAPPER   Gives Figures on Huge Corporation Earnings and Says Officers Should Resign if   They Can’t Stop Profiteering

Capper Flays Profiteers  and Officers Who Permit Pillaging of the Public   “Wall Street’s Melon Patches Warmed by Sun of Privilege, Fertilized by Perspiration of Labor and Watered by Tears of Poverty,” Says Solon in Address in Senate.

SCORES PROFITEER AND FEDERAL MEN   Senator Capper Denounces Margins of Profits Allowed by Government.   SUGAR GAMBLER ROBBING

‘“Robber’s: ‘Roost Booms” On Wall Street, Watered By Tears of Poor ’-Capper

CAPPER FLAYS  - THE PROFITEERS   KANSAS SENATOR LAUNCHES “ATTACK ON WALL STREET.   ATTATIONS AS TO PROFITS GLY, , - EN BY. THE SPEAKER.   re  Senater- Declared That the United  States Had Become a “Rubbers’ Roost.”

lofticers Who Can Not Enforce ; Laws Skould Resign, His . Pointed Criticism

“UNITED STATES — ~ ROBBER’S ROOST”   Senator Capper. Says if Officers Can. _ hot Enforce Law They Should Resign

KANSAS SENATOR SCORES PROFITEERS AND THE ADMINISTRATION   logicera Who Can Not Enforce j Lawa Should Resign, His ; Pointed Criticism   Says Sugar Gamblers Have Formed Corner Under Eyes of the Administration

PUT EMBARGOES ON THE CARGOES   New York Faces Possible Shortage of Food   BIG RAILROAD STRIKE   Threatens to Bring Pinch o! Hunger to Metropolis—Ef. ort is Being Made to Main tain Milk Supply—Walkou of Switchmen in Character ized as Headless Revolutior

LOUGHRY STORE   Old Established Business’ in’ Indiana. Disposes of Entire Equip»ment to Local DepartSC mMant Starve      DEVELOPMENTS

COUNTY'S OLDEST "MERCHANT RETIRES   W. R. LOUGIERY IN ACTIVE BUSL NESS OVER TIAL CENTURY

KOPP 10 HAVE LARGE MAJORITY SAYS COPELAND   First Distriet Republican Chairman Says Plurality Will Be  *  Qyer 540

G. O. P. Stock High in First lowa District   >opeland Gives Figures But Riling Makes No Estimates For Democrats — Repubiican County Tickets Considered Safe.   Republican View.

MAXWELL CONCERN IS SAVED BY FUNDS   Huge Detroit Concern in Finan cial Straits Obtains Capita From New York Bankers.

ADVANCE MONEY TO AUTO FIRM   Maxwell Motor Company Will Be Under  New Management

COMMITTEE TAKES OVER MAXWELL MGTOR CO   Several Million Dollars to be Ad  vanced by New York Banks— Merger With Chalmers -De.  lavead

LEND MILLIONS TOKEEP MOTOR. CAMP ARY GOING   Committee Appointed to Take Aver Management of , Maxwell Firm   CHALMERS INVOLVED IN SITUATICN ALSO   Strong Group of Business Men Named to Handle Affairs © of Corporation

BANKS ADVANCE MILLIONS TO AID MAXWELL C0   Committee Appointed Te Take Over Management Of The Concern.

Huge Detroit Concern in Financial Straits Obtains Capital From New York Bankers.

TURKS’ CAPITAL IS CENTER OF FERMENT   United States Ready to Star! Up Commercial Enterprises But Can Not Get Permits

HEAR. DEGTOION OF THE ALLIED   Nearly Every Day Aads to the Uncertainty of the People of Constantinople As to Nation's Fate,   PRO-QUESTION BEING EAGERLY DISCUSSED   ‘ommercial Interests UIScuss the Status of Trade Conditions if the Strait: Aro Nettralized,

CONSTANTINOPLE I   NEARLY EVERY DAY ADDS'TO UN CERTAINTY OF PEOPLE OF ME-. TROPOLIS-OF NEAR EAST,

CASE SET FOR HEARING.   Damage Case Growing OUr of hilling of Wigsins Child.

NOT LEGALLY MUSTERED I!   Alleged Deserter Set Free by Order of Judge Today.

MINING GAMPANY MAKES WARE G0   Calumet and Hecla Announce 15. Percent Decrease; 1,500 Out of Work

Glory Rests On Battle Flags Of Les Terribles   REUNIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT MEET OF G, A. R. VETERANS   Bronze Button Men Attend Reg imental Reunions and Swap Varna af War Dars

FRENCH DECLARE THEY WARNED OF INTENDED ACTION   Reply To British Note Denies Military Move Was Unexpected.

FRENCH ASK AIMS OF OTHER ALLIES   NOTE TO ENGLAND. STATES DESIRE FOR AGREEMENT ON ACTION   GAVE NOTICE OF PLAN   Intention to Occupy Cities Was Communicated to England In Advance   Outline of Answer to French Note Considered At Cabinet Meeting Tadav

MILLERAND S STANDING PAT NOTE EXPLAINS   Replies to British Note and Explains Sending Troops Into Ruhr Region.   ALLIES WERE GIVEN DUE NOTICE OF ACT   Germany’s Breach of Treaty Could Have But One Consequence.°

NOTE TO ENGLAND. STATES DESIRE FOR AGREEMENT ON ACTION   GAVE NOTICE OF PLAN   Intention to Occupy Cities Was Communicated to England In Advance   Outline of Answer to French Note Considered At Cabinet Meeting © Today

LAUR TONIC KILL  ED 4 TENANS.        Six Others Recovering - rom Polsonnus Orink wt WMemnhis. Tex,

PROTECT PUBLIC HY PURE WATER ADVISES AOARD   STAND TAKEN BY HELENA BOARD   BOND ISSUE FOR NEEDED PIPELINE HAS BEEN ENDOKSED

STAND TAKEN BY HELENA BOARD   BOND ISSUE FOR NEEDED PIPELINE HAS BEEN ENDOKSED

WORLD WAR VETs DECIDE, 10 FORM A THIRD PART   May Put Man In Primary fo President+None of Candidates Recognize Democracy.

WORLD WAR VETS START NEW PART)   “Gutzon Borglum’ for President” Is Slogan of National Service Party.

onal      Result of Fight ‘18 Stihl in Doubt, Dispatches Assert.

PRESIDENT OF FRANGE iS OW SKID   MILLERAND WILL GET PLACE THRU FALL IS BELIEF,   Russio - Polish Problem Affects French In ternal Politics.

DECISIVE FIGHT FOR WARSAW ON   TIDE OF BATTLE WAS IN DOUBT "aT LAST REPORT.   FRENGH AFFAIRS IN: TURMOIL   President Deschanel May Be Forced To Resign Because of the Dipldmatic Difference With England Over Rusalan Recognition.

pa eT eS Poles Are Offering Bitter Resistance, Repeatedly Defeating Russ. a:   NM. DESCHANEL MAY RESIGN

FIGHTING FOR CITY BECOMES STERN COMBAT   Polish Forces Repetedly Throw Enemy From Trenches Where Foothald Gained   Reserves Being Held   Struggle Is Going on Within 30 Miles of Capital According to Advices

fi  ON SATURDAY   Pole and Russian Envoys Meet and Agree on Date.

POLISH T0 OPEN ‘A PEACE PARLEY   Delegates Will Cross Front Saturday and Meet Soviet Delegates to Begin Negotiations   FRANCE AGREES WITH WILSON   Resignation of Pres. Deschanel! Imminent as Result of Aggressive Anti-Bolshevik Policy   (By UWhited Press.)

Swot: Eee FO ae ee     Mob Later Attacked Jail and Lynched Murderer.

FIRE IN MINE: 136 MISSING   Underground Disaster Reported at Pachuca, Near Mexico City— Rescue Work Impossible.

136 MINERS ARE ~ REPORTED MISSINC   FIRE BREAKS OUT IN MINE NEAR MEXICO CITY, MEXICO.

136 MEXICANS MISSING WHILE MINE IS BURNIN   More Than 200 Escape Bui Fate of Others Is Un Known—Rescue Work I: Halted by Heat.

FIRE IN MINE;   Underground Disaster Reported at Pachuca, Near Mexico City— Rescue Work Impossible.

HUNDRED MINERS ARE MISSING   Fear of Heavy Loss of Life in a  Mexican Disaster.

136 MISSING IN MINE FIRE   Mexico City Reports Underground Dis.  aetar at Darhkhiias

REPORT NEPHEW OF DIAZ m WALL START REVOLUTIOR   Mexican War Department Con. siders Matter Lightly.

FELIX DIAZ IN GUATEMALA WITH DESIGNS ON MEXICO   Report Is That He Is Contemplating Aggression Against Obregon’s Government. He Refuses to Be Quoted.

WALKOUT 16 POSSIBLE IN COAL FIELDS   INTERNATIONAL UNION HEAD IN CONFERENCE. NOW,     Men Want Contract Res drawn; Operators  Standing Firm. °

HOWA MINING CONTROVERSY   Operators Refuse ..To/ Re-Open Con: tract After It Had Bean Signed by Both. Parties.

LEWIS AT DES MOINES 10 ATTEMPT SETTLING. ~ CONTROVERSY AMIABLY   Operators Refuse To Re-open Wage Question and Miners Are Certain That Strike Will  Follow Tonight’s Meeting. XV

EXECUTIONER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S ASSASSINS DIES; VETERAN OF WAR OF 1865

MAN WHO EXECUTED WILKES BOOTH DEAD   Lieut. Col. Christian Rath, Whc Hanged Lincoln’s Slayers, Succumbs.

HEALTH OFFICERS OF GULF COAST STATES!  GALVESTON CONFERENCE   METHODS OF COMBATTING BUBON i PLAGUE DISCUSSED; (LEAN-LP WORK INSPECTED,

Experience is Unique in Anna’ , of Earth Tremors; Foud Supplied.

bee " EXPERIENCI   Of Family Imprisoned in a . Chasm Opened by Earth‘ quake. —: Living. at Bot - tom of Abyss in Great . Danger.

Neighbors: . Lower Food t - Trapped -Mexicans; Fear. Rocks Will Crush Home.   Rain Likely to Cause Landslide - Which Will. Bury Family; in Abyss One. Week.

BDEATH FOR A MEXICAN FAMILY   HOUSE ENGULFED BY CRACK CAUSED BY EARTHQUAKE THEY LIVE ON.   LOWER FOOD 10 THEM   New Shocks or a Rain May Send Rocks Crashing on Top of House Lying 140 Feet Below Surface

HOME 1S ENGULFED iN CHASM IN EARTE   Earthquake Opens Up Big Hole In Which House of  Mexican Family Is Engulfed.

QUAKE ENGULFS MEXICAN FAMILY IN GREAT GHASW   Survivors Subsist at Bottom of Abyss on Provisions Lowered at Risk

FAMILY LIVING ON ‘BOTTOM OF 140-FOOT _ EARTHQUAKE CHASM   Death Thought Inevitable For Mexicans.

WHOLE FAMILY IMPRISONED IN GREAT ABYSS OPENED BY GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN EAST MEXICO

PAMILY ENGULFED IN QUAKE   Home Falls Into Deep Crevice an Members Held Far Beneath Surface,

A FAMILY LIVES IN ABYSS   Mexican Home Propped Bodily 140 } oct By Earthquake.

HOME OF MEXICAN PROFESSOR DROPS INTO FISSURE OPENED BY EARTHQUAKE

Chicago and Buffalo Freight Yards Are Once More Almost Completely Paralyzed by Switchmen's Strike.   DELAY IN GRANTING MORE PAY IS CAUSE   Members of Newly Formed Yardmen’s Association Quit Work Today Without Noti. fying Road Officials.

TEXAS GIDEONS ARE IN SESSION   One Plan is to Place Bibles in All New Hotels in Texas.

ROADS BUILDING } PROGRAM HEARD: BY COMMISSIONERS   {Towa’s Plans Overreach Oties High Way Projects Thruout the U, &

JWA HAS BIG: ROAD PLANS   Fhey Include Construction Of Six Thousand, Four Hundred Miles of Hard Surface.

va) STEERS" “STAMPEDEL      Jumped. into ™ . Sea: ‘and ste Drowned or. .De- --yvoured: by’ Sharks .

SHARKS EAT CRAZED STEERS   Hundreds of Maddened Animais Stam. pede Ship Off Cuba and Plunge into Ocean.

CINLDREN. ARE PARTICULARLY CARELESS—CHIBE PAYNY GOES APTER SPERDERS Ih EARNEST—FIVE PAY FINES

EPIDEMIC OF AUTO SMASHES —— ISCONTINUING   CHILDREN ARE PARTICULARLY CARELESS—CHIEF PAYNE GOES AFTER SPEEDERS IN BARNEST—FIVE PAY FINES

WIN FROM BOYNTON.           Locals: ‘Win Easy Game from Boyn ston “Sunday .by Score-..  at it é#nk .

BRITAIN AWAITING PARLEYS TODAY.   Conferences Teld As Ultimatum’ $ Time Limit Nears   RAIL WALKOUT IS TALKED   Nation Hopes for Settlement Ag : Unions - Meet.

r he General Strike _: May Be Averted   The Strikee‘of (he Railway” Men in aGreat Britaty in Sympathy With Coal Strikers Postponed—A “ference WHHL Be Held,

IN UNITED KINGDOM AT REQUEST OF THE BRITISH MINERS. .   Latter Bodies es Accept Invitation from Lloyd. George for Further Discussion Looking Toward a Settle mont.

TOGO TERRITORY TO FRANCE   Former German African Possessior Turned Over to Ally by Great Britain.

HITCHCOCK PLEASED BY STUDENT. TREATY VOTE   Says 40 Per ‘Cent for Unqualified Ratification Exceeds Anticipation

LET WORLD oLIDt ADVISES HARDINE   HAD KATHER BREAK HEART 01 THE WORLD THAN POR AMERICA TO LOSE HER SOUL

THE SOUL OF AMERICA   Is More Important Than the Heart of the World, Says Harding.

LEAGUE ISIMENACE TO PEACE OF U, S,   SENATOR HARDING TELLS CIVIL WAR VETERANS AMBIGUITIES MIGIIT LEAD TO NEW WARS  . Ba      WHITE LAUDS COVENANT   SAYS ALAND ISLAND DISPUTE SHOWS VALUE—BRYAN WARNS NDRYS

FIND AN IRISH-GERMAN PLOT   Dublin Police Deciare Uprising With Berlin Arms Was Planned—For. mer American Accused.

HUNS IMPLICATED IN IRISH REVOLT   Information Uncovered Proving Armed Uprising Was Planned; Germans To Supply War Materials.

REPORT IRISH PLOT    Information Points to Source of Re volt in Berlin.

GERMANS IN AN IRISH PLOT   Aecused ef Conniving to Supply Sina Fein Organization With Arms for a Rising.

SINN FEIN PLOT IS UNCOVERED   GERMANS IN BERLIN WERE TO FURNISH WAR MATERIALS. .

BERLIN HELPED PLAN UPRISING OF SINN FEIN?   Material Was to Come From Germany, Is Information.   AIDED SINN FEINERS By Associatec! Press.

PEPOPTS OF SIM “TEIN PLOT TDI   rsh Potee Cleim They Are In Possession of Information Which Impticcies Germans.

NCW YORK STATE fkt BILLG BARRING SUGIALIO TG FROM POLITICS THERE   GERMANY HELPIDG SINN FEIN.

IRISH POLICE SAY GERMANS WERE 10 FURNISH = WAR MATERIAL FOR ARMED UPRISING IN IRELAND

WILL ASK PERMIT TO SEND VESSELS THROUGH PANAMA   CARRANZA WILT SEND THREE CRUISERS TO JOIN OTHERS THERE IS REPORT.   REELS GATHER STRENGTH   Advices Reaching Washington Report Renewed Fighting In Immediate Vicinity of Mexico City.

SEND VESSELS 10 WEST COKSI   REPORTED HE IS DESPATCHING FORCES FROM CAPITAL TO VARIOUS SECTIONS.   Numerous Small Defections From Federal Soldicrs Are Added to The Governmeat’s Troubles,

300 MEMBERS LEGION STOP NEAR RAGE RIG]   Bomb Hurled in Negro Resi. dence Starts Serious Trouble In Miami, Florida.

NEGRO RIOT FEARED; LEGION ON PATROL   Florida Mayor Calls Out For mer Service Men, —

NEW LIFE INJECTED IN THE M'ADOO BOOM   MAN WHO CLAIMS TO KNOW SAYS HE WiLL ACCEPT.   Defiatte Semtement Made Fhat teniataw Hee Given Necemary Aaweraneca—fapporters Renew Etterts.

CONVENTION 10. ~ HAVE BIG THREE   Announcement That McAdo Will Net Reject Nomination Brings Change   LOVE MAKES STATEMENT   Indications That McAdoo Cox and Palmer Will Try ‘Strength on First Ballot

UNOFFIGIAL STATEMENT WELL = ACCEPT THE NOMINATION OUT   ANNOUNCEMENT ELECTRIFIES CAMPS, OF ALL CANDIDATES “4   EVIDENT THAT McADOO IS CHOICE OF THE MAJORITY ON GROUND—BUT HE HAS NOT STATED THAT HE WOULD TAKE PLACE, HIMSELF e

KANSAS COURT UST" WAYOR OF  COFFEYVILLE.   Sustains Charges Official Fail ed to Enforce Prohibitory Law—Term Would Have Ex. pired Tomorrow.

aS i a I  REMOVE MAYOR DEICHLER.   Coffeyville Executive Had Bat On ; More: Day to Serre.

COFFEYVILLE MAYOR OUSTED FROM JOB   Supreme Court’s Finding is That He Failed to Enforce Kansas Drv Law.

BROOKLYN WATER FRONT 5 UNDER BOMBARDMEN)   INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIONS Ol SIX AND TEN-INCH SHELLS O% BURNING LIGHTER CAUSE: RESIDENTS TO FLERE IN TER PTT at ft)

Ensign Stucker Braves Death and Shoves Sheli-iacen Lighter on Sandbar ©   THOUSANDS ATTRACTED TO SHORE AROUND BROOKLYN   immense Stores of High Explosives..at Fort Latayette Add to Terrors

BROOKLYN HAS BOMBARDING      Lighter Carrving Rig Naval Sbells Takes Fire, and Many Peo nie FEindanwered _

BROOKLYN SHAKEN BY BIG SHELLS   Ft. Hamilton Sectior Under Heavy Bom bardment   LIGHTER LOADED WITH 10-INCH SHELLS AFIRE   People in Panic Flee Homes-No Lives  Lost

NeW YORK (5 BOMBARDED WHEN LIGHTER BLOWS UP   HUGE SHELLS SOAR WHEN AMMUNEL TION VESSEL BURNS   Marshals Take Sulls In Battle With Moonshiners

Trouble in Mlinois coal fields threatens to re-  mien ocks: wena: Pee OE

PREPARE COUP. IN: ITALY?   ADRIATIC QUESTION BRINGS. THREAT! OF MILITARY DICTATORSHIP,   te Juge Slavin Is Favored, Monarchy  Will Re Overthrown by D' Annuns and His Compatriots, Social int Paper. Warne.

MAINTAIN FIUME STATUS BY FORCE IF NECESSARY   Proclaim Democratic Republic if King Will Not Consent to Formation of Cabinet. No Concessions.

REVEALS PLOT OF ITALIAN IN FIUME   Soz’alist Newspaper in Rome Prints Alleged Revelation.   NAMES OF PROMINENT MEN   May Proclalm a Democratic Republic With Radical Program if Any Concessions to Jugo-Slavia Are Insisted Upon.

ITALIANS’ FIUME PLOT REVEALED   Rome Socialist Organ Prints Revelations Regarding Ambitious Plan.   PROMINENT MEN INVOLVED   Will Refuse to Make Any Concessions to Jugo-Slavia—May Proclaim a Democratic Republic With Radical Program.

Archbishop Daniel Mannix Off for Ireland on Visit That Has Been Forbidden

MANNIX LEAVES FOR ENGLAND, AMID RIGT AT NEW YORK DOCK~-DE VALERA DECIDES NOT TO RETURN HOME AT THIS JUNCTUR

Big-City Event Will Feature State Corn and Grain Show Committee Announces   OLD FASHIONED WINTER. SPORTS WILL FEATURE PROGRAM HERE   Ski Tournament, Skating, Mardi Gras, Houses Made of Ice _ and Everything

BG GARNIVAL N MMO WINTER PLANNED HERE   Big-City Event Will Feature State Corn and Grain Show Committee Announces   OLD FASHIONED WINTER SPORTS WILL FEATURE PROGRAM HERE   Ski Tournament, Skating, Mardi Gras, Houses Made of Ice and Everything

Saturday Specials at the Old Reliable Meat Market, 209 Tuse.-st EK  eee Se Se

Saturday Specials at the Old Retiabi: Meat Market, 209 Tuse-st F& Tinwsh DPhoanecnw Na O@

ARMOURS INDICTED FOR PROFITEERINE   Violation of Lever Act Is Alleges in 127 Counts Involving Chicago Packers

ARMOUR & CO. iKDICTED   New York Federal Grand Jury Returns  Bill Chargirg Profiteering.

INDICT ARMOUR & CO. IN N. Y.   Federal Grand Jurors Return Bill Con. taining 127 Counts Charging Profiteering.

THREATENED TO USE TROOPS   Mine-workers’ President Says Temulty Gave Warning.

LEWIS SPEECH BRINGS DENIAL FROM TUMULTY   Didn't Say Federal Troops Would be Called Out if Miners Continued Strike.

TROOPS MOVE UN FRANKFORT AGROSS RHINE   Detachments on Way to Occupy City—Note Says Huns’ Military Intervention Uncalled for Under Present Conditions.

ISSHIE NOTE   Millerand Declares’ Militarists Control German Government.

VIOLATION OF PAGT. BY HUNG BRINGS ACTION   FIERCE FIGHTING RENEWED   RED REBELS IN THE RUHR DISTRICT ARE BY NO MEANS DONE

‘Troops Already Are “Moving ‘Across "the Rhine Under Orders to ~~ Occupy Frankfort.   DIPLOMACY IS ABANDONED   And Marshal Foch Is Given. Task o Forcing Germany to eds : Peace Treaty. S   Berlin Protests Action of France and Appeals to Both Britain and — : United States,   A CRISIS FOR THE ALLIANCE   But With Public Opinion United, Millerand Will Risk Open Rupture of Entente. — :   RHELLETIN

Claim Is Made That Military Employed in Ruhr Region Exceeds by Few Batteries Force Authorized by Peace Treaty; Attitude of the French Is Defined   TROOPS START FOR FRANK FORT   BULLETIN

PIERCE FIGHTING RENEWED      RED REBELS IN THE RURR  DISTRICT ARE RY NO HEANS DONE

FRANCE DEFINES -ATTITUDE IN THE ERMAN CRISIS   Friendly, but Insists on Observance Of Treaty of Versailles, French Troops Occupy Frankfort.

WAR INVENTION USED IN AIDING STRICKEN CREW   VESSEL IS BEING TOWED TE DELAWARE BREAKWATER BY STEAMER ALANTHUS

U.S. TO DISPOSE OF HOG ISLAND   PLANS RECEIVING CONSIDERATION FOR DISPOSAL OF GOVERNMENT OWNED SHIPYARD.

U. 5.10 0 DISPOSE z                  LANS . RECEIVING. CONSIDERATIO! . FOR. DISPOSAL,  WERK - MENT OWNED SHIPY:

ENFORCE TREATY" "ARE COMPLETE      WILL BE ANNOENCED UPON AR RIVAL OF FIELD MARSHAL WELSON.   A Two Hours’ Conference Was Hele Between Allicd Leaders at Spa and This Action Was Taken,

Refuse to Accede to Allies’ Coal Demands in Face of Invasion Threats   SPA CONFERENCE BROKEN   Foch and Wilson, Military Chiefs Summoned to Discuss Plans Of Action.   Huns May Attempt Resistance ir Hope of Forcing Entente to Change Its Policy.   HAVE MUCH WAR MATERIAL   Production Said to Have Increased Despite Demands For Surrender of Guns.

RAILROAD LAW JO COST GOVT $175,090, 00   Many Companies Have Filed - Applications for Loans to Cover Deficits.

GUARANTY PROVISIONS OF RAIL BILL COSTLY      Personnel of Advisory Committee to Examine Securities Offered to Cover Advances Made Public.

RAILROAD GUARANTY COSTLY   fFoverament Must Pay Approsimatiely $175,000,000.

METHOD OF DISCUSSION, ‘SECRET Of OPEN, TOPIG AT LEAGUE CONVENTION   Finally Decide. That Committees Will Be Allowed’ To ‘Conduct Sessions As. They See Fit,

BRITISH ADVOGATE OPEN DISCUSSIONS   Assembly .of League: Adopts French View of Secret Conferences’ _

TROOPS IN SIBERIA WILL BE WITHDRAWN AT ONCE   Men Will Go to Phillippines Before Being Transported Home.

MOVIE OPERATORS GET PICTURE OF WILSON FIRST SINCE AUTUMN   PRESIDENT SHOT BY BATTERY OF MOVIES WHEN HE STARTED CAR RIDF TODAY,

‘RELIEF MENSURE IN HOUSE TODA   Campbell ‘Will latroduce Res olution to Sespend ail House Rules for 6 Days.

SOLDIER BILL I$ UP TODAY   Bitter Fight te Be Made againet ite Paseas¢, Bet Feetty Sare ee Ge Thre.

OPPONENTS WILL MAKE BITTER FIGHT   Soldier Bonus Bill to be Taker Up in House Today and Al Rules May be Suspendet  ~ for Week.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL WILL COME UP IN HOUSE TODAY   Suspension of Rules Will Be Asked for Six Days to Work on Compensation Measure.

‘Suspend All Rules in Order to .. Make Way for Relief Measure for Soldiers

HGHT OVER SOLDIER BONUS BILL 15 T0 COME UP IN ROUSE TODAY, LIVELY ROW 1S ASSUREL

HOUSE AT WORK ON BONUS Bll   Leaders Say Have Enoug Votes to Assure Passage After Debate.

FIGHT TODAY OVER SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Opponents Concede That It Will Pass.   Move Planned in House to Force the Measure Through

BONUS UP TODAY, BOOKED TO WIN   ENEMIES OF SOLDIER MEASURE ADMIT SMALL CHANCE OF BLOCKING PASSAGE.

HOUSE WILL TAKE UP -BONUS BILL TODA\   ‘Opponents Prepare ‘to Make Bitter Fight, But Concede * They Will Be Defeated ~

BITTER FIGHT OVER SOLDIER RELIEF TODAY   Opponents Concede Victory But Will Try to Delay Action.

GENERAL PRICE CUT TO FOLLOW FORD’ MOVE, SAY EXPERTS   Effect Of Auto Manufacturer’ ‘Move Will Be. Felt In Many Lines, Economist Predicts.   MAIL-ORDER HOUSES NOW

FORO IS FAR REACHING   Wis Cut in Cars May Effect Prices of Necessities

TUMBLE OF PRIGES IS IMMINENT   Orgy of Spending Believed Néar End  DECLINE IS GENERAL  ee  Effect Felt In All Com modities

HENRY FORD LAUDED IN ti STAND FOR LOWER PRICES OF CARS AND. NOCUT:IN. WAGES

GENERAL PRICE REDUCTION IS NOW PREDICTED   BY TREASURY DEPARTMENT EC ONOMIST FOLLOWING FORD PRICE REDUCTION

Business Experts Aver That Readjustment of Prices Is on the Way—Steel Products First to Feel Price Cutting Movement.

TREASURY BRET } SATS CUT OF AUTOMOBILE PRICES A FOLLOW F Feab CLT  ciTALee MOESES ANNOUNCE @ PER CEXT RERUCTION

General Price Reduction of Many Commodities Predicted as Resuit of Cut on Fords

SS  THER CAR MANUFACTURERS. EXPECTED TO FOLLOW LEAD OF HENRY FOR

YPERT “TAKES THIS ic   Says Ford Started Movement Which Cannot Now Be = Checked. ©      LEATHER, RUBBER, STEEL GOODS MUST DECLINE   Public Orgy of Spending B Over and Merchants Real-: ize This, :

HENRY FORD'S ACTION MAY START PRICE DECLINE  Bbawntecl PBsitkckibtnzice. hen 'e nent   (reneral Reductions Are Expected to Follow His Recent.

PRICES SURE TO BE CU)   EXPERTS DEGLARE THAT ACTION OF FORD WILL CAUSE GENERAL SLASHING SOON+-MANY LINES ARE AFFECTED.

OTHERS 10 FOL! OW   RENRY FORD'S MOVE WIL CAUSE OTHER REDUCTIONS   Treasary Economist Says Ford & Shrewd Business,

HINK Hh PRICES CHEGKEL   EXPERTS DECLARE DECLINING PRICES WILL BE FELT IN PRACTICALLY ALL LINES   CHOEWD BUSINESS POLIC'      Manufacturers See End of Public's Long Continued Orgy of Spending. — General Reductions Are Now Predicted,

FORD FORCES  PRICE REDUCTION   AUTO MANUFACTURERS ACTION WILL BE FOLLOWED BY OTHER LINES OF MANCEACTURES.

PRICES CUT FOLLOWING. AUTO SLASH   Mail Order Firms Re duce Costs of Many Commodities.

REDUCTION, IN’ PRIC ‘PRICE ‘OF AUTO. ‘MOBILES ‘AND CLOTHING HAS © ALREADY BEGUN E

MOST POPULAR OF FLOWERS   Rose’s Sovereingty Too Firmly Estab. lished to Be the Subject of Any Controverey.

PLANES ARE HELD UP,   Allied Commission Aliegen Violation of  Versailles Treaty. Rw Acanniatad Verica

AIRPLANES TO BE RELEASED   Consigament of German Make t  Unitted States Declared Legal.

PROTEST SALE OF GERMAN AIRPLANES   Inter-Allied Aeronautical Commis sion Holds un Transfer of achines.

GERMAN: AIRSHIPS SOLD TO AMERICA   Sale of Aluminum Planes Protested by Alliés as Against  thes Troaty of Versailles, 

POLISH WOMEN WILL FIGHT   Armed Troops Formed in Warsaw De clare They Will! Battle Russians to Their Death,

ENGLAND SPLITS WITH FRANCE   ‘Allies Break Over Methods of Handling Polish Situation’   TRYING TO: CLOSE BREACH   Reds Preparing for Fina Assault on Warsaw   WOMEN DEFEND WARSAW.

POLISH WOMEN FIGHT BOLSHEVIK   March the Streets of Warsaw. Carry ing Revolvers, Rifles and Sabers

MANY “CARRIED . “REVOLVER: ‘ONLY WHILE OTHERS HAD - RIFLES AND SABERS’.   (By Ualted Preas)

Leon Trotsky at Front Ready to Lead Russians in czhe Final Warsaw Drive   ted Cavalry Advancing Along Danzig Railway; Several Columns Reds Advancing Across River Bug

CLOSED SHOP MEANS CLOSED OPPORTUNIT!   Poindexter Touches on_Labor Conditions in Dakota Debate— Wood on Americanism.

Land Reclamation, ~ Soldiers’ Settlement, - Should Come. First   Senator Poindexter Says ‘America Needs to -- Americanize Its Government; Debates, With General Leonard Wood. 

SPANISH WHEAT OUTPUT SUFFERS BIG DECREASE   Farmers Discontented with Fixing of - Prices and May Tum Efforts. to Other Fields .

YOUNG CHECOTAH BOYS: ARE IN TROUBLE.   Four Checotah Lads ‘Are- Appre hended For Numerous ' Robberies.

BOYS IN TROUBLE.   Four Checotah Lads Are Appre hended For Numerous Robberies.

HUBS ARE READY FOR LINEUP HERE TODAY   Lineup of Team Looks Best of Season—Sedalia Coming For Game.

 HUBS ARE READY FOR LINEUP HERE-TODA\  4 t bo.   Lineup of Team Looks Best -o Season—Sedalia Coming For Game.

HULINGS CASE HEARD.      t + ‘Decision Not Given in Proceedings as Result of Congres sional Fight. ,

HULINGS CASE HEARD.   Decision Not Given in Proceed ings as Result of Congressional Fight.

Si aaa ae sb,     ie  moos - yee -S. OUT OF PEACE COUNCILS? May Not Take Part in “World Parleys  Bier ¢ik Rw. Wa.

LYCEUM BUREAU ON ROCKS      Petition ih Bankruptcy’ is Filed by. the Oldest Lecture Promoters

SERIOUS INJURIES IN FAL   John Hess, Employed at Wholesal Grocery, Has Close Call—Suffers— Bad Bruises but is Back on Tah.

ESCAPES. SERIOUS INJURIES: WW FALL   Jehn Hess; Employed at- Wholesale Grocery, Has Close’ Call—Suffers— Bad Bruises but is: Back on Fi Job. ti)

“AJAK” WHITMAN ‘HAS RETIRED   New York’s “Strong Arm” Policeman Known Nationally for His Strength.

‘STRONG MAN” UF FORCE QUITS   Heavy Lifter of New York Police Department is Retired at Age of 56 Years.

LEGION MUST NOT DISCRIMINATE   Should Not Oppose German Opera of American Spirit and Language.

LEGION MEMBERS INSTRUCTED AS TO “HUN MUSIC   SHOULD NOT OPPOSE GER MAN OPERA AND HUN GARIAN MUSIC WHERI SPIRIT IS AMERICAN.

LEGION INSTRUCTED NOT TO FIGHT GER AN OPER!   “Good Music, if Not Irimical t American Spirit, Shouwld® Not Be Opposed’ —D'Oher

MESSENGER AND BONDS MISSING   Messenger for H reis Trust & Say: ings Bank Dixappears With €38,000 In Liberty Bonds

BONDS MISSING   Chicago Bank Messenger Leaves With $28,000 In Liberty Bonds

Drops From tb With $25,000 in  Liberty Bonds Sn Ils     Possession.

MESSENGER WITH S$38,008 DISAPPEARS   Chicago Bank Runnet Drops Out of Sight Suddenly Friday.

PEACE RESOLUTION BEFORE SENATI   Measure to Remain There Till  Voted On.   Lodge Calls Up Republican Resolu tion Which Is Attacked by Senator McCumber,

CALLS UP RESOLUTION DECLAR ING HOSTILITIES WITH GER- ° MANY AT END

LODGE TO KEEP  UP PAGT FIGHT   Republican’ Leader Says He Has Hopes for Another Vote  on Treaty Soon.  ‘   M’CUMBER AGAINST LEADER

McCumber Says Passage 0 Resolution Would Bring Dis honor to United States

PEACE BEFORE SENATE   Measure to Remain There Til Voted On.   Lodge Calls Up Republican Resolt tion Which Is Attacked by Senator McCumber,

Resolution to Be Kept to Fore Until Vote, Senator Lodge Declares

Peace Resolution . Up for Discussion   Senator Lodge Declares the Resolu. tion Will Be Kept Before Senate  , Untiy a Vote is Taken,

MUST VOTE ON PEACE   ‘Senator Lodge Intends to Keep Meas.  ure Before Senate.

MC CUMBER OPENS FIGHT AGAINGT PLAN TO END THE WAR BY JOWNT RESOLUTION   Senator Lodge Says Measure Will Be Kept Continuously Before ihe Senate Until a Vote Is Taken

MC CUMBER LETS LOOSE TIRADE ON CEDADATE PEACE   LODGE CALLS UP RESOLD. ION PREPARATORY "mp FINAL VOTE.   WILSON SCORED   Class Legislation and Autocrat ic President Flayed in Address.

PEACE BATTLE OPENS   RESOLUTION 170 BE BEFORE SEN. ATE UNTIL VOTED ON.   Republican Measure is Called Up by Lodge and Attacked byfsenstor MeCumber.

THE PEACE RESOLUTION   OPENED BY McCUMBER. REPUBLICAN. OF N. DAKOTA.  Cproses Peace by Resolution —Advocates the Restoration of Commercial Rela: tions with Germany. Inatead.

“PEACE WOULD: DISHONOR US"   Sen. McCumber . Opens Fight on Resolution: — to End War :

NO. OAK: SENATOR AdoAlLG &. OP. PEACE OUHEM   Plan Called Up by Lodge anc McCumber Opens Attack At Once.   Declares the Passage Woulc Bring Dishonor Upon U. S. Means Desertion.

Peace Resolution ‘: Up for Discussior      Senator Lodge Deciares the Kesoln . fon WIH Be Kept Before Senat - Until 4 Vote is ken,

MP GUMBER GAY NNOX PLAN [a HANK DISHONITE   Peace Resolution to Be Before Senate Until Final Vote Is Taken   REPUBLICAN SENATOR SEES LITTLE PEACE   Declares Nation Is Being Pois. oned by Breath of Socinl jem

WOULD END WAR BY RESOLUTION IN CONGRESS   Vote On Peace Resolution Backed By Republicans Is Expected To Be Taken Within Few Days.   WILL REMAIN BEFORE CONGRESS   Lodge Expects No Chang In Plan For Declaring State Of War At End W State of War At End With Central Powers.

G. O. P. Peace Resolution _ Is Called Up by Lodge; Plan Flayed by McCumbe1

LODGE GALLS UP RESOLUTION TQ END WAY   McCumber Says Passage Of Resolution Would Bring Dis: honor to United States  Would Place America in Att. tude of Deserting Associate  Hea Saye

SENATE FIGHT QN PEACE AGT BEGINS TODAY   Republican Resolution Is Called Up by Senater Lodge.

beast? ‘of. stdéte’s Arror "NEY WILL F NOT HALT. EN. a - QUIRY, COURTISAYS: —: 

Declares That Investigation 0: $100,000 Baseball Scandal Will Go On

ILLINOIS OFFICIALS 7) PRESS CHARGE IN BASEBALL   State’s Attorney’s Doubts As To Course Are Answered: Gandil Says Not Guilty

GRAND JURY NOT STOP ITS PROBE FIXED BASEBALL   States Attorney Hoyne Holds “Grand Jury’s Actions Illegal.

5 OUESTIONED   Chief Justice Says Baseball Probe Will Be Continued _ by Grand Jury.   ATTORNEY ORDERS HALT

BASEBALL PROBE DIGGING DEEPEF   Cook County Grand Jury Investigation Will Go on Depite Order to Wait.   MORE INDICTMENTS SOON,

TO PUSH INVESTIGATION      Grand Jury to Continue on World’s Series Probe.

HOYNE CAN NOT STOP QUIZ SAYS JUDGE M'DONALD   jays Prosecutor’s Ob jections Will Not End Inquiry.

HALT PROBE OF BALL SCANDAL   Chicago Grand Jury Will Continue Investigation Depite State’s Attorney.   ‘‘WE WILL GO AHEAD”’ SAYS THE FOREMAN   It is Said Two More of Indicted ite Sox Players W: to Confess.

BAR CLASHES OVER SOX PROBE   State’s Attorney Holds the Investigation is Illegal   CHIEF JUSTICE RUSHES QU!ZZ   Refuses to Halt Despite Order to: Sten Inaniry

BASEBALL JURY PROBE ILLEGAL, ATTORNEY SAYS   Chief Justice Will Not Stop Because of Hoyne’s Objections, However   OTHERS ARE TO CONFESS?   Reported Two More Rall Player: Want to Tell Story to Inquisitorial Body

HOYNE OBJECTION CASES NO HALT INBALL PROBE   Grand Jury Officials At Chi cago Push Investigation  Of Scandal.

JUDGE AND GRAND RY DENY THAT PROBE IS ILLEGAL   Three More Ball Play ers To Be Indicted For Bribery.

 BISPBALL CASE   Grand Jury Will Not Wait For Hoyne—Judge McDonald’s Statement.   NO CONFESSIONS TODAY   Manager of Brooklyn National Team Consents to Aa Inquiry There. 

ACTION OF JURY ILLEGAL CLAINS 1S. ATTORNEY   Investigation Delayed on Receipt of Word from Hoyne to Hold up Proceed ings .   TWO OF GIANTS TEAM’ ARE. CALLED BEFORE THE: JURY.   Brooklyn Manager Protests Plan to. Question’ His ‘Players

SL ES SS SR er = LOE ALLL AL ALA, LA  Justice , McDonald Says Hoyne Can't Stop Investigation of 1919 Serie:

HOYNE CLAIMS ACTION ILLEGAL   States Attorney's Opinion Will Not Halt Probe Inte Baseball Gambling However  7 Foreman Declares The Inquiry  W  Continue Until The End

INVESTIGATION {5 10 BE CONTINUED DESPITE HOVNE   ‘OBJECTIONS OF STATE’S ATTORNEY WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH   OFFICIALS CLASH   sudze McDonald Retutes Re ~ port of Inharmony in Work of Court.

BY WIND STORM   Dust Clouds Obscure Sun in Parts of Kansas — Gale Wrecks ‘Autos and Tears Down Wires in Colorado.

FUN EAN Olt DAMAGE AD BLIZAND CWEEPS FANT   Worst Wind in Nineteen Years Wreaks tlavoc in Colorado   TRAINS AND WIRES CRIPPLED BY STORM   Starts in Wyoming and Stull Holds Mid-West in Grip

MCDONOUGH READY TO ARREST FEDERAL WARY GFFLGERS   STATE'S ATTORNEY -HAS » HUNDRED PICKED MEN TO CARRY OUT OR TAY O   ‘DELAYS WARRANTS   Warns Dalrymple That Papers Are Ready to Be Served in - Case of Need.

‘SAYS HE'LL ARREST EVERY PRONIBITION AGENT IN SIGHT   This is The Warning Tssued By Prosecutor McDonough, in North Michigan.

THREATENS TO ARREST EVERY FEDERAL AGENT   Michigan. State’s. Attorney ~ Warns Prohibition Officer Not to Attempt te Arrest Irom County Per:  enn

THREAT TO ARREST U.3, DAY SLEUTH 5 M'DONOUGH   County Attorney in. Michigan Says He“has 100 Aids in - Case Federals Arrest.

WINE HIDDEN IN BASEMENT OF A PRIEST'S HOUSE   Dalrymple’s Men Des  troy Liquor in Iron  City Raid

IATE'S ATTORNEY ladUto DEF TD FEDERAL AGENTS   McDonough Orders Warrant: Drawn Against Enforcement —Service Is Delayed.   Major Dalrymple Warned H He Will Make Arrests At His Peril.

UNCLE SAM 10 SIFT FACTS OF “RUM REVOLT   INTERNAL REVENUE DEPART MENT WILL PROBE IRON Co. MICHIGAN, TROUBLE

U.§. DRY OFFICERS FACE ARREST IN MICH   State’s Attorney Picks 100 Me! To Engineer Coup; Agents Are, Prepared.

MOONOUGH “MAY ARREST DALRYMPLE   Issues Warning Affecting U. S. Prohibition Agents in Countv.

IRON RIVER COUNTY ATTORNEY MISSING; BOOZE IS DESTROYED   Dalrymple Found Wine in Cellar of Priests’ Parish House.

Pros cutor of lron County, Michigan, Says He Will Summon 100 Armed Men To Seize  ~ Raiders.   WINE IS DESTROYED   The Federal Inspectors to Make Raid On Virgi! Mine

ATTORNEY IREATENS SLEUTH It VALECTEN   Pros cutor of Iron County, Mich: igan, Says He Will Summon 100 Armed Men To Seize  ~ Raiders.   WINE IS DESTROYED   The Federal Inspectors to Make Raid On Virgi! Mine 

CHICAGO FLYER IS KILLEU      Mail Pilot McMullin Dies in Crasl Near Satavia, 11.—Was on Way to Omaha.

CHICAGO FLYER IS KILLED   Mail Pilot McMullin Dies in Crash Near Batavia, Ill—Waa on Way to Omaha.

Pilot McMullen of the Chicago. Omaha Service Meets Death at Batavia, Hi.

AN AIR MAIL GARRIER KILLED   Pilot MeMillin Enroute From Chicaci to Omaha, Falls Near Batavia, Wlingis, Today.

AERIAL MAIL CARRIER KILLED   Aviator im Chicagoe-Omaha Service Falls Nenr Batavia. I11.

THREE a ER ccs   Three Cars of sd Seat ania . Are Derailed cmilvon,

THREE HURT IN WRECK.      Train On Pennsylvania Road: Goes Inte Ditch,

THREE HURT IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Three Cars Of. Pennsylvania Train 506 Leave Rails At Somerville

MYSTERY AS TO ARREST OF KIDNAPPING SUSPECT   POSTAL AUTHORITIES WILL NO’ DIVULGE MAN'S NAME OR WHERE HE IS HELD—THINK THEY HAVE RIGHT MAN IN COUGHLIN Cask

MAIL INOPEGTORG TAKE KIDNAPER   Believe Man Arrested in Eg Harbor is Stealer of Coughlin Baby.

THINK THEY HAVE KIDNAPPER   Pederal Officials Confident Man They ticld Knows Whereabouts of Canzhin Chili.

OPPOSED TO RESUMING -”WATICAN, RELATIONS   Anatole France, Writer, Givés Reasons Why It Shoutd Not : Be Done

VATU     NTS OPPOSED   Prepchnimn Objects to Resuming Dip: tomaite Relations With Pope.

RELATIONS WiTH  “VATICAN QDPOSEE  atta Ue   Asataie France Says Dissclution 0 Bonds Some Years .Age Was Result of Long Struggle.

FRAUD ON LIQUOR SYNDICATE   Warrants at Chicago for Men Ac ensed of Getting 281.000.

LAST MINUTE STATEMENTS iF THE CHAIRMEN   ‘A Regular Republican Landslide,'Says G.O.P, Manager Hays; ‘Ov the Top Sure,” Declares Democratic White.                     THE FREDICTIONS

CERES, a  BIG CAMPAIGN ENDS 8 TOA  pole: a” Dallote. wil   Battle of Ballots Will Open Tom Tomerow.

FARYLEWS. ck MME PDEDACT      ‘Hays ‘And White Issue Pre-election Claims . -. Of: Victory. .   NOTHING TOIT THEY BOTH SAY   Just Abiplutely. Can’t LoseSomebody Is Gonna Get Fooled,

NEFF RECEIVED THOUSAND WIRED   NOMINEE ISSUES STATEMENT THANKING SUPPOTERS FOR THEIR LOYALTY IN FIGHT

NOMINEE IS GRATEFUL TO HIS SUPPORTERS AND ISSUES ADDRESS   WINNER IN SATURDAY’S PRI MARY GIVES THANKS AND GLOWING STATEMENT

PAT NEFF ISSUES STATEMENT ON RESULT OF PRIMARY: THANKS ALL WHO GAVE ASSISTANCE

‘AFTER THE FOOD PROFITEERS   Hotel Men of New York Warned to Poll Down Prices.

CLEMENCEAU, BACK IN PRS, 1 PRESERIG “SHENGE OF SPAIN   ‘Tiger” refuses.to talk ot San Remo conference of Simnraeme Connejl]

IS HIS FATHER’S SON   OSBORN WOOD EXTENDS COUT: TESIES TO SON OF HIRAM JOHNSON,

SONS OF RIVAL CANDIDATES MEET. NO BLOOD SHEL   “towdy,” Says Wood, Ir.. t Jobnson, Jr.; Shake Hands Peareably

EDIT AN LEGION PAST PAMPACED AE MASHINS {3 ORSAMIZED AT BRQOKLYS   GENERAL LEONARD yvoop 1 VADE HONGRARY PRESIDENT OF NEW ORGANIZATION,

BODY: OF GORGAS BURIED.      Impressive Military Honor Paid-to Conqueror of Yellow Fever in Cubs.

GENERAL GORGAS BURIED   We PERRET ee SEU PER be Pe  re  Conqueror o Yellow Fever In terred at Arlineton Cemetery

MILITARY Y HONOR   Famous Army ‘Man Laid te Rest in Arlington Cemetery

GORGA’S BODY IS INTERRED AT ARLINGTON   CONQUEROR OF YELLOW FEVER IN PANAMA BURIED WITH MILITARY HONORS.

BODY OF GEN. GORGAS:. ‘BURIED WITH HONOR   Impressive Military © Ceremonies Held at Funeral’ of Former Chief Surgeon

SLAIN YANKEES WARNED TO SHUN BANDIT REGIOD   Had Been Warned Not to Enter Outlaw Territory in Mexico.

REBELS KILLED — -RONEY AND-BOLE!   State Department Agents at Tampico Report That Americans Ignored Warnings of Mexicans.

WARNED RONEY AND BOWLES OF THEIR DANGER   Mexicans State Americans Were Advised Not To Go into Dangerous Region.

TAMPICO OIL MICK KILLED BY REBELS   Disregard Warnings Not to Venture Into Lawless Regions, Says Officials.

Tt MEXICAN GOVERNMEN   Notifies United States That Roney and Boles Killed by ' Bandits Were   WARNED BY OFFICIALS

AMERICANS WELLES wan            Mexicans ' Advised . Roney and “"" Roles te-Ayotd Rebola

WARNINGS WERE NOT REGARDED   Americans Are Shot and Killed by Rebels in  Lawless Regions

DIOREGARDED Tht WARNING. REPOR)   MEMICANS CLAIM AMERICANS WENT INTO DISTRICT OF REBELS,

AMERICANS “WERE KILLED ~—-BYREBELS   Mexican Government Had Warned Them of the  Danger.

RONEY AND BOLES SHOT TO DEATH BY MEXICAN   Americans Heedless of Warning: Fired Upon in Territory Ruled By Outlaws. .

BOLES AND RONEY IGNORED OFFICIAL WARNING, CLAIN   Slain by Outlaws Waiting for Contraband Vessel to Put in on Mexican Coast.

AMERICANS WERE ~DISREGARDFUL CF LOCAL WARNINGS   Were Advised Ey Mexican Authorities Not Tc Venture Info Lawless Region. Is Claim.

TOO MUCH VENTURC.   Epianation of Mexico of Reason for TASER OF Bena eu ve

RONEY AND BOWLES “KILLED BECAUSE OF 2) JGNORING WARNING   Yentured Inte Lawless District,’ Ger. erament fg: Advised, and Were *Fired-Upan By Mistake.

Reney and Boles Killed by Rebel:   Were Advised to Not Venture Alonc Into Rebel Territory, Says Report from State Officials.

ANCRIGAN CiL MEN MET DEATH AFTER WARNING   Shot by Mexican Outlaws While  In Danger Zone Declare The Officiais.   ‘Government Forces Pursuing The Bandits

hILLED BY REBELS.   Americans Brows? Their Deaths Upan Themveles of Course,

Dead Americans . Would Net Heed a Friends’ Advice   Roney and Bowles Warned to Avoid Rebels, Declare Mex- . ican Official Reports. _

REBELS BLAMED BY MEXICO FOR MURDER QE AWO AMERIGANE   Carranza Forces Declared to be Pursuing Bandits and Ask More Information

HARVARD DEFEATS YALE ELEVEN IN FOOTBALL CLASSIC    Elks Are Unable To Solve Kicking Attack Resorted To By  Crimson.   THREE FIELD GOALS IS  EXTENT OF SCORING   Is Remarkable Exhibition Of Modern Open And Aerial Gane,

Crimson Tries Repeatedly to Score Touchdown, but Hits Stone Wall Each Time— Game Witnessed by 80,000.

Bergdoll’s Counsel Increase Reward for Capture of Rich / Philadelphia Draft Slackei

CALL OFF KANSAS COAL STRIKE    International President Lewis Wires Thirty-Three Idle Mines to “ Get Basy

ORDER KANSAS ‘MINERS BACK   oxsty. Binyed i Cor National Test dene John Lb, Lewts.

LEWIS STRIVES T0 PUT END 10 COAL STRIKE   WIRES HOWATT A COMMITTEE WILL VISIT KANSAS DISTRICT FOR AN INVESTIGATION

LEWIG DENOUNCES KANSAS PRESIDENT   ORDERS MINERS IN THA’ STATE TO RETURN TO WORK AT ONCE.   President of Kansas Miners Denounced As Trouble-Maker By President of International Union.

IN KANSAS COAL MINES   Denounces Howat and Orders United Mine Workers Back to Their Mines.

LEWIS ACTS IN KANSAS STRIKI   ISSUES PREMPTORY ORDERS FOR MINERS TO RETURN TO WORK,

HOWATT FLAYED BY MINERS HEAD   KANSAS DISTRICT PRESIDENT WARNED TO COMPLY WITH LAWS OF THE UNION.   INDIANA CONDITIONS GOOD

LEWIS DENOUNCES KANSAS MINERS HEAD   United Mine Workers President Speaks Plainly in Telegram to Alexander Howatt   WIRES LOCALS AT IDLE MINES

. L. LEWIS TAKES FURTHER ACTION TO HALT STRIKE   Telegrams Sent to 33 Local Unions; Alexander Howat Denounced

LEWIS SENDS AN ORDER TO THE KANSAS MINERS   President of The Mine Workers Acts To End Blegal Strike.   HOT MESSAGE TO ‘ALEXANDER HOWAT   -President of The Kansas Miners Is Strongly Denonneed,

NCHA "ACPIBLICINS   BUT CHURCH IS IN SENATE   ASSEMBLYMEN ARE ALL G. O. P.—HUFFAKER 1S SHERIFF

BUT CHURCH 1s IN SENATE   ASSEMBLYMEN ARE Ayi, G. 0. P—HURFAKER 1S SHERIFF

BUSINESS HAN OF AUSTIN FOUND DEAD   A. BE. Roberts, Stock Broker, Believed Murdered by Footpeads.

VAMPING CANNOT GET GIRLS VERY FAR IN COLLEGE   University of California Faculty Debates Looks vs. High  Brows in Students.

CARANZA IN FLIGHT   QUITS CAPITAL FOR VERA CRUZ. EL PASO HEARS   REVOLT WAVE GROWING   Mexican President Moving To Coast City As Means of Defense

CARRANZA LEAVES MEXICO CITY: FACES FAMINE IS A REPORT   Obregon Formally Joins Revo. lutionary Forees—Says He Seeks No Personal Power,   REBEL ADVANCE GUARD ESTABLISHES NBW CAMP   General Calles Announces Preparations for War Fare Are Nearly Complete.

EXPECT REBELS NOT TO. OPPOSE WAY UNLESS'HE CARRIES FUNDS   Denials of Flight Made but Report Thought Well Feunded   MAY MAKE STAND AT VERA CRUZ   i _ That. Seaport Is Stronghold for Loyal -Faction-—-U. 8. Ships Would Give Asylum

NO TIDINGS OF PRES. CARRANZA   Sonora Rebel Agency Reporte Him on Way to Vera Craz While Dispatches to U. $. Border Deny It—  me A hee et Te rt eihhie

WILL PASS REBEL TERRITORY UNDER GUARD 10 OCEAN   Mexican President May Take Refuge On Amer- . : ican Ship.   MAY RALLY FORCES   Part of Vera Cruz Friendly To Federal Forces.

CARRANZA 10 ON WAY FROM POWER   President of Mexico Leaves Capital Early This Miorning for Vera Cruz.   IS HE GOING TO FIGHT OR TO SEEK REFUGE?   He May Ask Asylum on Board of Some Ameriean Vessel.

SPECIAL TRAIN RUSHES HIM TC VERA CRUZ THRU REBEL STATIONS   May Seek Asylum Aboard a Foreign Vessel Lying In Eastern Port   MUST LEAVE MONEY   Has Hopes of Setting Up Capital In Vera Cruz and Making Stand

President Said to Have Left Mexico City Fellowing Method Used When Previously He Was Threatened by Villa Forces.   CAPITAL DIFFICULT TO DEFEND; .. SMALL FORCE NEEDED ELSEWHERE

TONAL NETS SERVICE.            “WASHINGTON GETS NEWS THROUGH REBEL SOURCES INTERNALIONAL NEWS _ SERVICE.

LEFT CAPITAL LAST NIGHT   Establishes a Mexicar Capital Along Cozst

LATE ADVICES, HOWEVER, DENY ‘HIS DEPARTURE   American Destroyers Ai rive at Key West,Ready to Proceed to Mexicar East Coast If. Trouble Breaks Ont.   DEVELOPMENTS

‘Mexican president, guarded ' by son-in-law’s troops, tries getaway   REBELS WON’ TSTOP HIM   Unless he tries to Joot treasury — Revolutionary movement growing hourly

JOHNSON REMAINS IN LEAD   California Senator Ahead of Wood in Michigan Primary

JOHNSON MAINTAINS LEADS IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY   California Senator About 43,000 Votes Ahead of General Leonard Wood.

CHRISTMAS GIVING SPIRIT GOES BACK TO ROMAN DAYS o- “O- -O- “O- -O- -O- -O- =O- -O- <0 -O- -0- -0THE TOOTHSOME MINCE PIE HAS A RELIGIOUS ORIGIN  -O- -O “O- ~O- -O- -O- <0 -O- -O- -0 TID. BITS ARE ‘SYMBOLICAL OF THE GIFTS OF WISE MEN

DRIGIN OF YULETIDE CUSTOMS IN AMERICA TRACED IN BULLETIN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY

GHATSTMAS 19 MOSTLY A PAGAN HOLIDAY ONLY MINCE PIE HAS A RELIGIOUS TINGE

SYMBOLS OF U. S. CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE 7 ARE PAGAN RELICS, BULLETIN DECLARES

CHRISTMAS SYMBOLS  ARE ANCIENT RELICS   Christian Observance Is Adapted  From ‘Nature Worshippir): Dave Runlletin Sawvs«.

FROM ANCIENT TIMES   Rites of Yuletide Have Origin in Dim Ages of Past—Symbolical  of Pagan Beliefs.

M'ADOO WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE   Former Secretary of Treasur' Is Not Seeking Wilson's Job

W’ADOO STOPS © EFFORT 10 PUT” —— AINEIN Fu   DECLARES . IN \FAVOR OF UNINSPRUCTED STATE DELEGATES TO CONVEN: TION 4 seg)! ee    Will Do Nothing to Give the Ap pearance That He is Seeking  ree koe

MPADOO 1S NOT IN THE FIELD   Will Not Enter Race for the Democratic Nomination for President.

UNINSTRUCTED CONVENTION IS PLAN PROPOSED   Says Highest Leadership Can Besi Be Obtained If National Interest Is Not Submerged By Individuals   WILL NOT ALLOW HIS NAME TO GO ON BALLOT   Views Expressed In Letter To Mayor Of Nate Town - Where People Had Placed  His Name For President

MAUI WL  NUL PERMIT Jt UF RANE IN PRIMARIES   Savs He Is Not Seeking the Nomination; Won't Give That Impression  TIME FOR PRINCIPLES, NOT INDIVIDUALS Advocates Sending of Un instructed Delegates to   Advocates Sending of Un. instructed Delegates to S. F. Convention

MPADOO WILL NOT PERMIT NAME. ON DOIMARY BALLOT   Advocates Sending Instructed Delegates to Democratic National Convention.

WPADOO WON'T LET HIS NAME BE USED   Favors Uninstructed Delegates. wenta Take Nomination If te  A aa ga,

MADOO INSISTS NAME WILL NOT BE ON BALLOTS   Hopes Del gates to Democratic Convention Will be Unin structed.

MADOO REFUSES TO ALLOW NAME SED ON BALLOT   Advocates Sending of Uninstructed Delegates to Democratic National Convention.   Wants to See Conventio: Members Free to Select Best Man.

M’ADOO WILL NOT PERMIT HIS NAME   TO BE USED ON STATE PRESIDENTIAL PRI. MARY BALLOTS. —

WON'T FIGHT TO LEAD DEMS, SAYS MCADOO   SON-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT IS. SUES STATEMENT ON CANDIDACY IN NEW YORK   AGAINST BALLOT FIGH

McAdoo Says That He is Not a Candi date For the Office Of Chief Executive.

M’ADOO DOESN'T WANT DELEGATES INSTRUCTED IS NOT A CANDIDATE   BELIEVES NATION CAN BEST BE SERVED BY ELIMINATING CONTESTS OF INDIVIDUALS FOR NOMINATION,

McAdoo Keeping Off State Presidential - Preferential _‘Tickets—Favors Uhinstructed Delegates.

Former Secretary of Treasury Will Not Permit His Name Being Used o Presidential Primary Ballots ‘in Various States—Mrs. Stokes to ‘Ren for Congress

M'ADOO DECLARES = L IS NOT SEEKING - JOB OF PRESIDENT   Former Secretary of Treasury Says He.is Not Seeking the Jobof President   TIME TO FIGHT FOR PRINCIPLES HE SAYS   Advocates Sending Delegates Fo Convention Who Were Uninstructed

M ADOO WILL NOT Bt A CANDIDATE   Wit, NOT SUFFER HIS NAME TO BE PLACED ON PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY -

William G. M’Adoo Declines Instructed   Delegation From Native State: Believes   Untrammeled Corps. of Representatives of Democratic Party Should Be Sent By Each Section to San Francisco Nat'l Convention

M'ADOO WRITES THAT HE 1S NOT IN GAT FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Former Secretary Urges Democrats to Send Uninstructed Delegations to National Convention at Frisco,   SEES BEST RESULTS THEN

MADOO. IS  MODEST   DECLINES ‘TO GO YN PRIMARY BALLOT AS CANDIDATE,   3 if a  Is It Because PapaIs Not Yet. Entls Does: Not Want N:        'y Sure He rmination 7

MADOO BARS HIS NAME ON BALLOTS   Former Secretary of Treasur\ Advocates Sending Unin. structed Delegates to Dem.  ‘ocratic Convention.

Former Secietary Says  “Let Delegates Go   WILLIAM ' GIBBS McADOO

M’ADOO NOT AFTER DEMO NOMINATION   Refuses To Permit His Nam On Primary Ballots Of The States.

M’ADOO ASKS NAME TAKEN FROM PRIMARY   Wants Uninstructed Dele gations and Says Nominee Should Obey Call   TELEGRAM TO GEORGIA   Thinks Convention Should. be Great Gathering of Demo" eratic Forces

MWADOD REFVOtS TO PERMIT NAME 10 60 ON BALLO   No Time for Contest of In dividual Candidacies He Declares, in Plea for Fight for Principles. -

WELL, WE CAN: ~ BREATHE ‘MUCH © EASIER NOW   Mr: McAdoo Says He-Will-Not ‘Seek Nomination for Presdency : at’ Hands of  Demaerate. .   SERVICE SHOULD COUNT      “Mac Says No ‘Indiv dual Candidacy _ Should Overshadow Purpose of 4 Party for Service  ce _ .To People.

M’ADOO NOT OUT _ FOR PRESIDENCY   National Issues More Important Than Individual Candidates, He Says.   WOULD NOT REFUSE OFFER      Citizens of Boyhood Home Would Vote For Him in Primaries, Former Secretary Will Not Permit.

MADOO DECLINES TO FAVE NAME ON PRIMARY BALLOTS   Favors Sending Uninstructed Delegates to Democratic Natjonal Convention.   GET BEST LEADERSHIP   Cffice Should Seek Man Instead of Man Seeking Office, He Declares

M'ADOO NOT A CANDIDATE   Asks That Name Not Be Placed on Various State Tickets

YOUNG COUPLE WEDDED TODAY   MISS ERMA WISKER BRIDE 0! CLARENCE WELNTRACT IN NING CEREMONY.      (LEAVE FOR SHORT TRIP

YOUNG COUPLE WEDDED TODAY   MISS ERMA WISKER BRIDE OF CLARENCE WEINTRAUT IN MORNING CEREMONY,   LEAVE FOR SHORT TRIP

U. S. OFFICIAL AFFIRMS RUSS GOT: SUPPLIES   Says Martens. Negotiated oo ~ with. Packers for. we po - Meats.   ELUDED BLOCKADE OF ALLIED NAVIES    Commissioner Charges For  mer Officers with , - Persecution. -

DEFENDS BOARD AIDS   Trade Commissioner Colver Before Senate Committee.   Connects Reds With Dealings ef the Big Packers—Quotes Martens on Purchases.

SAYS PACKERS RAN BLOCKADE   Sold Meat to Soviet Russia Charge.   ‘FRAMED’ ON COMMISSION ?   Meinber Federal Trade Body Says So in Allegations Against Meat Concerns.

CHARGE PACKERS IN SOVIET DEAL   MEAT PACKERS MAKE DEAL WITH MARTENS SAYS COVER   Federal Trade Commissioner Declar es Meat Interests Have Violated  American-Russian Blockade.

U. 9. BLOCKADE UN oDVIETO Waa BRUKEN, CLAIM   Commission Member Declares Secret Service Officials ‘‘Framed”’ on Associates.   ARRESTED AGENT

SOVIETS CLAIM TOWAVE BOUGHT AMERICAN MEAT   Charges Made That Martens Made Deal With Packers

SOVIET BUY FROM PACKERS.   “Ambassador” Claims American Concerns Dodging U. §, and Allied Blockade:

DID THEY «BUY. MEAT?   Did Russian Soviets, Threwgt Martens, Sedure American Supply ?

MEAT TO RED: RUSSIA.   Federal grin Commission, Unde: - Attacks Others.

CHARGES SOVIET 1S DFALING WITH. THE CHICAGO PACKERS   Buy Foodstvffs In United Sta‘es Despite Allied Blockade  of Russia.   TRADF, COMMISSION TELLS   Says Charges Have Been ‘‘Framed Up” Against Members of Fed eral Trade Commission.

TRADE COMMISSIONER SAYS MARTENS BOUGHT MEAT FROM PACKERS   SAYS BIG PACKERS ELUDED BLOCKADE—CLAIMS CHARGES ARE “FRAMED UP" ~

CHARGES MADE THAT PACKERS HAD FRAME UP   Federal Trade Commission Officer Declares Former Secret _ Service Men Lent Aid.   AMBASSADOR IN LEAGUE WITH CHICAGO MEN   Russia Notwithstanding  urchased Meat and Got It Int: the Blockade.

AMERICAN MEAT   Charges Made That Martens Made Deal With Packers

COLVER CLAIMS PACKERS DEALT WITH BOLSHEVIK!   Federal Trade Commission Member Alleges That Meat Supplies Were Sold to Soviet Government-

COLVER DEFENDS AIDS   CONNECTS REDS WITH DEAL. INGS OF BIG PACKERS.   Trade Commission Before Senate Committee Quotes Martens on Purchases Despite Blockade.

BLOCKADE WAS APPARENLTY INEFFECTIVE   Soviet Representatives Claim Successful Dealings With American Meat Packing Concerns.

MARTIAL LAW THROUCHOU ‘WEXICO IS CARRANZA ‘PLAN   Ask Mexican Congress: for Emergency Measure ‘to Cope With Revolution—Starts Pour Parleurs With Sonora—Troops Disarmed

Turbulent Condition of Republic’s Affairs May Necessitate Appointment of Military Governor For Each State

TUF HIEAIGE HN RUEU bY SU       Message From Chihuahua to Bl Paso Also Says It Is Confirmed That President as FPled to Vera Cruz.   WASHINGTON HAS NO WORD AS COMMUNICATION 18 CUT OF#      MORGENTHAU READY TO RISK DANGER OF POSITION IN MEXICO

RUNNING STORY OF ROLL CALLS TAKEN MONDAY AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

NIGnT akaulllN UPENO WITH A TEDIOUS GRIND   Then It Looked like the Sun of a New Day Might Shine Upon the Tired and Unassured Congregation of Voters.   FLIRTING WITH TAMMANY   Cox and McAdoo Confer With Murphy During Recess. Miss Adams of Cal ifornia Complimented by One Vote.

SINN FEIN POLICE IN DUBLIN   “Irish Republican Policemen” Make Their Appearance on Streets of the Canital. *

DUBLIN-HAS SINN FEIN POLICE   “Irish, Republican :Policemen” Make Thelr Anocarance on Streets.

i -  ft: “AVENGED DE     TH OF Nou,   : But it  Now Appe: ws the Avenge (Pa rsued the Wrong Person. 

CLARA SMITH SEARCH ENDS   Gave Herself up at El Paso Last Night.   Had Been In Chihuahua MexicoIs She Beneficiary in Hamon Will?

WEI, T NERVE OF LT!   Tua Men Hire Fs Deiver,  ii, Hold Up and Rai Steal Car.

Startling Developments Are Predicted in Probe of the Scandal.   BAN JOHNSON SETS RUMORS AFLOAT   He Wants Magnates’ Meet ing Postponed Until Indictments Are Made Public.

STARTLING QEVELOPMENTS IW BASEBALL SCANDAL INDICATED   President Ban Johnson of the American League Says No Conference Should Be Held to Discuss New Baseball Tribunal Until Grand Jury Reports

JURY TO REVEAL BIRT SPAN   Ban Johnson Expects More Surprises From Chicago Bal! Probe.

REFORM MOVE ~~ 1S PREMATURE   Johnson Sends Telegram to Heydler.   BASEBALL SCANDAL  PROBE NOT THROUGH   Further Sensational Disclosures Predicted.

BASEBALL FANS DUE FOR SHOCK   Ban Johnson Says Startling  Disclosures Are to Be Made   -by Special Grand Jury.   OPPOSES LEAGUE MEETING

WANTS TO KNOW WHO'S WHO IN Blo BASEBALL   Johnson Against Acting Be fore Grand Jury Finishes Investigating.

DEVELOPMENTS OF A STARTLING NATURE PROMISED BALL FANS   PRESIDENT OF THE. AMERICA} LEAGUE INTIMATES THAT INVESTIGATING BODY WILL UNCOVER SURPIESING DOPE

STARTLING NEW - DEVELOPMENTS   Are Expected in Connection With Baseball Investigation

BAN JOHNSON FOR A THORQUGH PROBE   \MERICAN FAGUR HEAD WAN GRAND JURY TO COMPLETE TS INVESTIGATION.

STARTLING EVIDENCE IN BASE BALL QUIZ EXPECTED NEXT WEEK   And Ban Johnson Opposes Reorganization Until Report is Complete.

Cotton Market   FURTHER DISCLOSURES MAY BE — MADE IN INVESTIGATION OF THE BASEBALL. GAMBLING SCANDAL

MORE SHOCKS IK BASEBALL AWAITED      Special Grand Jury Is Re convened; Johnson in Statement

ot FOR STARTLING. Ae DPMS W ~-BASE-BALL PROBE   Coak County Grand Jury Will Re-Convene  : in Special Session Next Week—Ban * Johnson. Says Talk of Early Conference of Club Owners to Frame New “Governing Tribunal. Is Premature

MORE BASEBALL SCANDAL MAY BE UNEARTHEL   President Johnson Declares at Cook County Grand Jury May Disclose Facts Yet Undreamed of in Baseball  Pr 

MORE FRAUD IN BASEBALL - TOBE SHOWN   Ban ,Johnson Says’ More Crookedhess Will Be Found by Grand Jury.   CLEAN UP IS BEGUN IN PACIFIC LEAGUE

BAN JOHNSON Witt CTAPTLE “EM SAMI   President cf American League Promises to Spill Some Beans  in Baseball Inquiry.

RAIL WAGE DISPUTE NOW UP TO WILSG}   SETILEMENT TURNED OVER 10 LABUK HOARD,   Upon Setection of Vembers for Cammittee WIN Depend Kesult— Breaking Up of Confercac  Threatens Peace.

RAIL MEN APPEAL TO LABOR BOARD   Declare Bi-Partisan Board Has Failed to Accomplish Desired  Results   PLACE BLAME ON CARRIERS   Decline to Join in Appointment of Committees to Prepare Data— Laber Board to be Appoint : ed Soon  :

Amendment Contrary To U. S. Constitution   Michigan Constitutional Amendment to Abolish Parochial Schools Con. trary to Federal Constitution..

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL AMENDMENT ILLEGAI   Groesbeck Rules It Unconsti tutional,

ABOLISHMENT OF PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS VOID   Michigan Attorney General Says Government Can Regulate But Not Abolish Private Schonls.   Proposed Amendment Will No Re Placed Before Voters.

PAROCHICAL SCHOOLS, NOT TO BE ABOLISHED   ‘Michigan Courts Rule That  Constitution: Amendment: ta Prevent Children From Attending Any But Public.   Salnak Canteary to Tad.

HUSBAND HELD AFTER TELLING VARIOUS TALES   Former Army Lieutenant Under Suspicion in Connection With Murder of His Wife.      STORIES CONFLICT IN STRANGE AFFAIR

WAYNE HOUSE   Shot and Instantly Killed by Jesse Byrd at Country Bance.

EU LEADEA UE FOR PLAGE WITH WAANGE   Soviet Government Sends Delegate With Proposals to Commander of the Anti-Bolshevist Army.   ‘Sailors on Russian Warships Mutiny and Depose Admiral. Revolt Spreads  Through Land and Sea Forces.

REDS SEND PEACE  Bly TO WRANGEL   Bolshevist Delegates Are Carrying Proposal to the Crimean Leader.

HARD LINES FOR THE BOLSHEVIK   READY TO PLEAD FOR PEACE IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA.   SENDS DELEGATE TO WRANGEL   Armistice acd Prelhmieary Treaty With Coles Not Signed as Expected—General Budeany Joins the Antis.

EN TO THY ~TOEND BATTLE WITH WRANGEL   ARMISTICE NOT SIGNED   POLES AND RUSS) STILE AP WAR—VILNA 1S HELD BY POLES. \

GREEK CABINET RESIGNATION IS TENDERED KIN(    Premier Asked to Remair Until Parliament . Oneane

GREEK KING RETAINS CABINET   Premier Rhallis Is Asked to Stay in Office Till Parliament Begins Its Session.

GREEK ( CABINET RESIGNS   Requested by King to Hemain Until Purllament Meets

TINO RETAINS GREEK CABINET:   Rhallis Asked to Stay in Until Parlia a ment is Onened.

NEW CHANCELLOR FOR GERMANY 68 YEARS OLD   Constantine Fehrenbach i: Member Centrist Partv.

CABINET WOULD ice FTES ‘OF PRESIDENTS   Bill Introduced in House Pro. vides for Determining Extent of Disabilities

WOULD MAKE CABINET JUDGE OF PRESIDENT   Representative Madden of [UWlinois In    treduces Bill to Provide for     Replacing Chief Executive

WANTS CABINET 10 ~~ SAY IF PRESIDENT ~ TS UNABLE 10 AC      NEW BILL PROVIDES FOR DE TERMINATION OF EXECGTIVE’S DISABILITY BY HIS ADVISORS

‘Allied Governments Will Not Accept  Offer of Wiih@im’s Son to Give  Self Up and Save Other Huns; May  Try Them in German Court.

WILLIE’S SACRIFICIAL OFFER CETS NO  ANSWEE   Offer by German Crown Prince Surrender Himself if<Others are Freed Will Not be Answered by Allies

REFUSE OFFER OF EX-CROWN PRINGE   Allies Will Not Accept Surrender Cne War Goilty

PRINCE CANNOT BE GERMAN ‘GOAT   Allies Will Not Accept Ofte To Give Him Trial

ALLIES DECIDE TO MAKE NO RESPONSE TO OFFER OF FORMER GROWN PRINCE

OFFER OF  THE CROWN PRINCE  TURNED DOWN   Alfies Will Net Accept His Proposition to Stand Trial for the Others   ALLIES WILL SUBMIT CE AT HEARING      Acased Germans Will He Tried Refore a Tribunal in Leipaic in Near Future

ALLIES DECIDE NOT TO ACCEP   OFFER OF CROWNED PRINCE - WOULD EXEMPT OTHER GERMAN WAR GUILTY FROM TRIAL

WILL NOT ACCEPT PRINCE'S “DFFEF   TO SE THE MARTYR FOR ALL GERMAN WAR LORDS   FIGHTING ALONG AMUR-RIVER   lusurgent White Troops Have Attack. ed the Japanese and Fierce Engagementa Result, Soviet Rus. sia Stil Desires Peace.

CROWN PRINCE'S OFFER SCORNED   ‘Allies Do Not Reply to Proposal He Be Tried in Place of 900 German War Guilty.

ALUES WILL NOT RESPOND TQ QPFER Ot CROWN PRINGE   Right Reserved to Press Charge Further if. Not Satisfied With Investigatian and Becisisns of German Court.

TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE   American Negotiations With Former Zeppelin Officials.

SUB-COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE CHARGE!   Directed to Probe Reeply Into Citi        ctsni of Unfatpaess lo Awards  Of Naval War dedals.

SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION  NAVAL AWARDS   Sub-Committee Appointec and Directed to Get at Bottom of Controversy

SENATE TO PROBE SCANDAL   Naval Affairs Committee Wil! Investi give Charges of Favoritism

TO IN i   Comimlttor Also! \Directed To Go Inte Criticism of  Daniels’ Alleged Un

NATION TO SEEK PLOT IN WALKOUT   LEVER LAW MAY BE INVOKED. IN OUTLAW STRIKE    ‘Operators Discuss De-

ADJUSTMENT OF ~QUTLAW MINE STRIKE IS NEXT   The Situation ix of Grave Importanc and ‘Tremendous Public Concern.

ADJUSTMENT OF STRIKE POSSIBLE   COAL OPERATORS READY To  MEET MINERS’ HEADS   IOWA MAY NOT-BE INVOLVED   President. Lewis Goer East To.Get Information—-Likely To Abide by Any Agreement Made in Competitive Fleid.

COAL TROUBLE “vm END) SOON   (GEE RENCE SUGGESTED Tt) OP. ERATORS BY PRESIDENT LEWIS OF THE MINE WORKERS.   INVESTIGATION IS STARTED

ADJUSTMENT OF MINERS OTRINE [3 PREDICTED BY PRESIDENT LEWIS   Calls Conference of Illinois, Kansas and Indiana Workers To Stamp Out Unauthorized Walkout in Tri-State Mines,

COAL TROUBLE MAY END SOON   CONFERENCE SUGGESTED TO OP. ERATORS BY PRESIDENT LEWIS VE WORKERS,      INVESTIGATION IS STARTED

DENVER STRIKE RIOTS: SUPPRESSED BY TROOPS   COMMANDING OFFICER PREVENTS GATHERING EVEN_TO SETTLE TROUBLE.   UNION STATES ITS TEAM:   Employers Ignote Organization; Wil Treat, Only With Men as Individuals.

One Victim of Tramway Disorders Was Spectator— “fm a Different Man,’ Save  eader.   EMPLOYES OFFER TO OPERATE CARS AGAIN   But Company Will Not iaxt Them Back With Dis charge of Strikebreakers a 4 Condition.

DENVER STRIKE VICTINS TOTAL G: CITY QUIET      Tramway Heads Re fuse to Recognize Union.

WON'T RECOGNIZE UNION AT SERVER ANOTHER KILLER   SIXTH RIOT VICTIM IS DEAD TAKE MEN BACK UNDER OPEN SHOP

DENVER FORGED TO BEHAVE SELF   MOB SPIRIT QUELLED BY PRES. ENCE OF MILITARY,   STRIKERS WILLING TO RESUME   Iesiat, However, On Conditions Be. fore Retarning to Work, and the Tramway Company Is Standing Pat.

STREET GAR MEN  UN WALKOUT ARE jaanalggani TQ HOLD PARLEY   Col, Ballou Won't Allow Them To Gather To Vote Finally On Calling Off the Strike on Tramway Lines,   PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGES BANNED FOR PRESENT   Federal Troops, Augmented By American Legion Members, Patrol Streets and Guard Various Car Barns.

DEMVER STRIKE IG HRTEED TA EASE   ‘UNION HEADS CALL OFF THE  STRIKE AFTER 3 MORE  KILLED IN RIOTING   City Went Into the Hands of the Military Saturday Morning, Following Second Night  of Serious Disorder

Federa's Parade Denver Streets as Steps Taken to Start Cars Over City

ANOTHER ADDED 10 DENVER DEATH TOLL   Riots Now Total Six; Many Injured.   STRIKE IS CALLED - OFF      Employes Vote to. Return to Work After Bloodshed and Two. Days of Disorder

STRIKERS MEETING (5 NOT PERMITTED   Colonel Says They May Meet Sunday Morning.

DETRIOT UNIONS “DECLARE WAR ON COST OF LIVING:   Purchase Factories and Will Sell the Output at Reduced Cost to Members. - ~

UNION BUYS MILLS TO GUT LIVING COST   Members of the Railroad Brotherhood Are to Get the Output Cheaply.

RAILWAY SHOP LABORERS START WAR ON H.C. OF   Have Bought Several Iaetories and Wil Sell Outpne at Greatly Re duced Prices to Union

RUNAWAY CARS KILL SIX MEN   Forty Empties Crash Into Gravel Train on Mountain Grade in Montana,

NORTH POLISH ARMY MAKES ATTACK ON LITHUANIANS   Boundary Dispute May Be at Bottom of New War Which Seems to Be Started

UIOPUTE OVER ‘BOUNDARY CAUSE ~—ATTAGK BELIEF   Ukrainians and Poles Have Recovered Greater Part of Eastern Galicia and Are Masters of Left Bank of Dniester River.   Lemberg Offensive of Bol. shevists Is Broken Up and Troops Retreat Hurriedly to Avoid Being Surrounded, Is Report.

BULLETINS   POLES ATTACK LITHUANIANS   Clash Reported Near Grodno ir Dispute Over Boundary Lines.   NEW RUSS ARMY iS FORMED   Former Kerensky Minister Organizing Volunteers — Program Comprises Establishment of Republican Regime—Poles Advance.

ATTACK EEGUN ON LAURA BY POLE ARMY   Russians Threaten New On- slaught Unless Poland Hurries Peace Plans

LITAUARIANG AND POLES IN GLADE   Dispute Over Boundary Lines Results in Battle, Report.   RUSSIANS FORM NEW ARMY   Louis Savinkoff, War Minister Under Kerensky, Organizing Volunteers —Soviet Report Says All Pol. ish Attacks Renulsed.

POLES REPLY TC AMERICAN NOTE REGARDING LINE   Repulse of Poles Along Warsaw Line is Recent Report.

NATIONALIST ARMY T0 BE FORCE IN RUSSI/   is Assuming Respectable Pro: _ portions in Parts,

POLES ATTACK LITHUANIAES   Clash Reported Near Grodno in Dispute Qver Boundary Lines.   VEW-RUSS ARMY I$ FORMED   ‘ormer Kerengky Minister Organizing Volunteers — Program Comprises Establishment oft Republican  ' Regime—Pcies Advance.

Driving Bolshevists Back Across. kastern Border-—Defeat   Lithuanians. 

POLIO FORGED RENEW OFFENDE   Attack Lithuanians Nea Grodno—Thought Boundary Dispute the Cause.

BOLSHEVIK! BEAT BAGK ATTACKS BY TRE POLE FORGES   Reds Also Successful In En gagements to the East of Bobruisk.

MEXICAN VOLCANO. EMITTING FLAMES   Dust Carried 20 Miles froww ' New Crater—Villages Destroyed.   FALLING BUILDINGS CAUSE MUCH INJER)   Relief Measures for Afflicted Progressing Rapidly in Stricken Republic.

YLAMES COMING OUT.      folcanu at San Miguel Sends Out Bust Twenty Miles.

VOLCANO CONTINUES TD BELGH, FLAMES; — RISKILLS SCORES   Lhva.and Floods of Contam nated Water Wireak* Havoc: Mi etog'

SAN MIGUEL EMITS FIRE AND SMOKE   New Volcano Still Active And lava and Poisoned Water Are Spreading.   GASSES KILL INHABITANTS  Volcanic Dust Floats Twenty Miles and Many Villages Are Destroyed.   GASSES KILL INHABITANTS

NEW GRATER STILL EMITS SMOKE AND DUST    Volcanic Dust Thrown Twenty  Miles — Panic Prevails Over ' Wide Section.

VOLCANO oTIL SPOUTS FLAMES   Every Village In Vicinity Destroyed and Entire District is Flooded.

MEXICAN VOLCANO 1S STILL ACTIVE   Every Village in Vicinity of Flaming Crater Has Been Destroyed by Lava Re. ports indicate.

SAN MIGUEL EMITS FIRE AND SMOKE   New Volcano Still Active An Lava and Poisoned Wate fre Spreading.   GASSES KILL INHABITANTS   Volcanic Dust Floats Twenty Miles and Many Villages Are Destroyed.

Mexico Has Also  a New Volcana   Flames’ SUH Being 1 mitted by the New Voleano at San Miguel—V ol_canic Dust for 20 Mile

NEW CRATER  SHOOTS ae   J 4 * ' ‘LAVA HAS OVERWHELMED MANY. VILLAGES WITH COMPLETE RUIN.   MANY LIVES ARE LOST   RELIEF MEASURES FOR. REFUGEES ARE BEING TAKEN. !   Professor Porta Claims the Cataclysm Is Confirmation of His Forecast of. Planetary Trouble.

NEW VOLCANO IS - STILL EMITTING FLAME AND DUS]   The Dwellers in Wester Vera Cruz Terrorized by Eruptions.

VOLCANIC DUST {S HURLED 20 MILES   Every Village In Vicinity of San Miguel Is Destroyed. Many Are Killed by Falling Buildings and Poison Gas.

TROOPS IN RUSSIA 10 B EWITHDRAWN BY AMERICA SOON   Soldiers Will be Returned to L S. When Repatriation of Czecho-Slovak Forces Ends Next Month.   8,000 YANKS THERE   With Departure of Men Japar Will be Left Alone to Help Stem Eastward Advance Red Invaders.

—  TROOPS TO LEAVE SIBERTA,   American Vorces Preparing to Come Hiome With Japan Left Alorc.

AMERICANS TO LEAVE © SIBERIA   Withdrawal of Yankec Troops From Russia Finally Decided Upon by Washington Government   JAPAN TO BE LEFT ALONE IN COUNTRY

AMERICAN TROOPS 10 BE WITHDRAWN FROM SIBERIA NEXT MONTE   Departure Leaves Only Japan T Stem Eastward March Of The Bolsheviki

ALL WILL COME HOME Apic LEAVE JAPAN TO HOLD THE BAG THERE.   ARNGUNGEMENT GFFIGIAI

YANKEE  FORGES TO LEAVE CIDE RI   Decision Made for Withdrawal Immediately After CzechoSlovaks Have Been Repatriated.   INCREASED JAPANESE ARMIES IS PROSPECT   Railroad Commission and Operating Force Will Also Return From Asia.

WILL WITHDRAW YANKS FROM SIBERIAN FRONT   Expeditionary Force Comins; Hom in February—Japs Alone to Aid Russicns.

YANK TROOPS UN SIBERIAN CFO TORS OUT   AL), WILL COME HOME AND LEAVE JAPAN TO HOLD THE BAG THERE.   ANNOUNCEMENT: OFFICIAL

YANKS WILL WITHDRAW FROM RUSS SIBERIA   The Japs Wil Be Left Alone to Ai the Loyal Russians Against the Reds, © ‘

WILL LEAVE OIBERI   CCL’. SAM cae) MWEPTEDEO AW TROOPS FROM THAT ZONE.   t  This Carris Gut the Agreement Made With Jape.

AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM SIBERIA SOON   Will Be Returned Following Complete Repatriation of Czecho-Slovak Forces.   JAPANESE FORCES TO BE INCREASED TO AID   Soldiers Were Sent There to Help Stem Eastward March of the Bolsheviki.

MERICAN SOLDIERS   TO BE DRAWN FROM SIBERL' NEXT MONTH   END OF AGREEMENT   Action Denotes Close of Entente Pact to Protect Railread

U. S. TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM SIBERIA   WILL LEAVE AS SOON AS CZECHS ARE SENT HOME   Japs WIIl Be Left Alone to Aid Loyal Russians Against the Reds   FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Prominent Radicals Are Beng Rounded up In Chicago Today. Charged With Conspiracy.

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR 38/ALLEGED REDS   Indicted on Charges af: Canspiracy to  Overthrow the Government.

WOMEN FULL CITIZENS IN FEW DAYS   Amendment in Effect as Soor as Official Notification Can Reach Washington      WISCONSIN WOMEN ABLE 10 VOTE IN STATE PRIMARIES   Believed Formal Citizenship Will be Conferred Before September 7

BY 2. NOTE MARGIN   1s THIRTY-SIXTH STATE TO RATIFY THE FE ERAL AMENDME)?D   IS END OF LONG FIGHT   ati to Reconsider Action Followed Arinouncement, of Af.  firmative Vate      Vote in Lower House Was 49 ‘te 47 and in Tennessee Senate Last Weck 25 to 4

SUFFRAGE WINS” TN TENNESSEE   ‘MAD A NICE LITTLE MAJORITY + OF TWO BIG VOTES, :   THIRTY-SIXTH  STATE   FIGHT TO ENFRANCHISE -WOM. EN STARTED 150 YEARS AGO.   This WII Permit Women To ‘Vote “In The General Elections In° ~ "November For First Time.

SLEW BOY IN HIS ~ MELON PATGH   ‘Negro in Alabama Gets Eight Years in the Pen and Is Rushed From Montgomery To Wetumpka to Begin the Sentence. ~

AMERICAN FARM FUERATION 10 MEET DEC. 6./,8   Meeting to be Held in Indianapoli Promises to be a big Affair— Vital to Interests of Agriculture   Will Be Formulated fer the Organ zation, Meany Noted Speakers Will Be He*'rd.

AMERICAN FARM FEDERATION 10 MEET UEC. 6,/ ¢   Meeting to be Held in Indianapelix Promises to be a big Affair— Vital to Interests of Agricu_tare   A NATIONAL POLICY   Will Be Formulated fer the Organi zation, Mzeny Noted Speakers Will Be Herd.

Soviet Government Will Pay for Transport of Russians Decreed Undesirable by U. §

RUSSIA OFFERS TO TAKE REDS   WILL CARRY THEM BACK TO RUSSIA IF U.S. PERMITS.

PROBE ELECTION FRAUDS.   Grand dary Instructed to “Begin. an . Investigation.

Pitt, Holds Favorites as 35,00( Witness Play—West Virginia Overwhelmed by W. & J.   PENN DEFEATS -CORNELL

PENN TATE AND PITTSBURGH TIE   Scoreless Battle Yester. day on Forbes Field   PANTHERS ON METTLE   Pitt Threatens to Score Twice While Penn State Gets Within Striking Distance but Once. More Than 35,000 People Witness Gallant Struggle Between Doughty Rivals

TWO GOVERNORS IN RACE ~ TO GALL SPECIAL SESSION   Suffragists Hear That Roberts, of Tennessee, and Holcomb, of Vermont, Will Act at Once.

ANCE ON SUFFRAGE ACTION 15 DENIED   VERMONT GOVERNOR SAYS Ht HAS: NOT CALLED SESSION TO BEAT TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE AND VERMONT IN RACE   Green Mountain State Also to Hol¢ Special Legislative Session on Sufirage.

TWO STATES IN RACE T0 VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE:   WOMEN AT FRISCO BURST A BOMB BY PUTTING GOVERNORS AT LOGGERHEADS.

AT NOT BEING MEMBER OF PLAT FORM COMMITTEE   Will Not Present Dry Plank fo: Hearing But Will Fight on Floor.

BRYAN PIQUED   ‘AT NOT BEING MEMBER OF PLAT: FORM. COMMITTEE   Will Not Present Dry Plank — fo Hearing But Will Fight on Floor.

$4,800,000 Whiskey Cargo Will be Seized Today by  Agents of Governmen'   Workmen Are Seen Taking Li quor from Boats Supposed Under Repair.

WHISKY CARGO TO BE SEIZED      Drunk-producing Goods to Value of 24 800.000 On thin at New York.

ANYTHING FOR MONEY   White Woman Tried to Kidnap : Wealthy Indian.

HER PLOT TO MARRY WEALTHY INDIAN FAIL:   Gkiahoma City Woman Peied to iid. nap and Wed Incompetent ‘Creek Worth $2,000,000,

 Japanese-American Naval Pro. grams Will Result in W&r, British Fear.

AMERICAN AND JAPANESE NAVA PROGRAMS ARE FORECASTED 10: MEAN CLASH WITHIN FEW YEAR

‘ARKANSAS’ OFFICERS PROBE SALE OF TABLETS DESIGNED TO PUT ‘KICK’ IN SOFT DRINES

MAYOR PETERS WARNED AGAIN   Letter Received Tells Him He Will be Shot Friday.

Harding and Coolidge Ticket Should Sweep the Country ,Is Fx-President Taft's Belief

SOVIETS TAKE MANY TOWNS SAYS REPORT      Fighting Continues Near Brest-Litovsk —Take Zamosc.

Soviets in North: Ciash Threaten: 4 City of Bialystox. :      WRANGEL ARMY ANNIHILATED.   ‘Bolshevik Envoy. in. ‘Rondan: Claims to ’” Have Reports of. Disaster to Anti _ Bea Forces in the Prawinee oo gt Kuban oo -

WRANGEL ARMY 1S ANNIHILATED’   Moscow Reports Destruction of Anti-Red Forces in Kuban Province.   CAPTURE TOWNS IN NORTH   Heavy Fighting Said to Faver Bol sheviki Near Léemberg and Perelysl —Break Through Pole Front —=Poles Gain en Bug River,

RUSSIAN REDS HEGAIN TOWNo   Soviets in North Clash Threate: City of Bialystok.   WRANGEL ARMY ANNIHILATED   Bolshevik Envoy in Londoh Claims to Have Reports of Disaster to Anti. Red Forces in the Province of Kuban.

MAIL ROBBERS BOUND OVER   Seven Held by, Federal Grand Jury In Council Bluffe—Unable to Glve Bond.

EIGHT BOUND = FEDERAL JUR   Seven Men and One Woman Held i $3,500,000 Burlington Mail Robbery

PEACETIME ARMY STRENGTH.   Skeleton Organisation Provides for 227.221 Men.

ARMY ORGANIZATION REVEALED   Provision Is Made For Peace Time Strength of 337.221.

KILLED AND LEFT BY ROAD   Mystery Veils Murder of Gary Mar Near Chicago Heights—Shot Three Times.

MAN KILLED, LEFT BY ROAD   Murder of Gary Man Near Chicago ~ Heights Ie Mystery.

JUDGE SMART REFUSES 33 VACATE JUDGMENT: E SCARCE CASE      TOOK. WEEK’S          Trial of Cases in Novewtber Ter af Court’ Starts Next Mon: * day Morning *            Luwer Cost of ‘Living Given Credit for Dismissal of: Divorce” Cases

‘COURT REFUSES T0  MAKE COLLECTION   JUDGE SMART REFUSES TO VACATE JUDGMENT IN SCARCE CASE   TOOK WEEK’S RECESS   Trial of Cases in November Term of Court’ Starts Next Monday Morning  t   Lower Cost of Living Given Credit for Dismissal of Divorce  Cases

Calvin. ‘Opolidge RB Refuges to Py claim ‘Qctober 24 ‘League of Wations Day.”

NO LEAGUE DAY   Coolidge ‘Refuses to ‘Issue Proclama  tion for Oct. 24. :   ‘By Tinited Presa.

sc ableneteo-anememiainnamonamaatneemmanint jensen benntendinenautacmatneniemans sneionemennadnananrnanatinsjninniintinmerntiyon ation ere teenaesinetln nee  COOLIDGE DECLINES TO CALL ‘LEAGUE DAY

NO ‘LEAGUE DAY IN MASSACHUSETTS   ! Governor Collidge Declines te Ask His People to Read Covenant.

FOUND MAN'S BODY   Had Lain a Week in Ditch Near -Lee’s Summit, Mo.

CALLS ON METHODISTS TO SUPPORT LEAGUE   Official Organ of Church Urge: Members, Regardless of Polittes, To Vote For It.

ASKS METHODISTS TO BACK LEAGUE   NORTH WESTERN CHRISTIAN APFVOCATE SPKAKS PLAINLY FOR WORLD PEACE   TRUTHS SELF EVIDENT

SEIZE FORMER ARMY CHIEF   Maj. Alfred Birdsall Arrested While on His Honeymoon,

A. —. F. CHIEF IS SEIZED   Major Birdsall, Former Head of Mili. tary Police, Arrested While on Honeymoon.

LIQUOR QUESTION DEAD AS SLAVERY SAYS CANDIDATI   Cox Makes This Reply te Question As to His Stand   ALSO DISCUSSED PEACE LEAGUE

LIQUOR 1S DEAD AS SLAVERY--UOX   THE PRESENT QUESTION FACING COUNTRY. SAYS CANDIDATE, iS LAW ENFORCEMENT

LIQUOR QUESTION IS A DEAD ISSUE SAYS GOV. COX   Tells a Large Audience That the  Issue Now Is One of Law Enforcement.   HIS VOICE SHOWS A  MARKED IMPROVEMENT   Will Avoid Outdoor Speeches as  Much as Possible in the the Future.

LIQUOR ISSUE DEAS, SH GOVERNOR C0)   IT IS AS DEAD AS + SLAVERY   Ak DECLARES HE WILL ENFORCE LAWS, IF BELEOPED

LIQUOR QUESTION DEAD Ao oLAVERY STATES GLY. Go}   Present Issue Is Law Enforce: ment Says Democratic Nominee.   SPEAKS IN PORTLAND, ORE.

LIQUOR DEAD AS SLAVEBY   Gov. Cox Tells Oregon Andience Prohibition no Longgr Issue— , Cites Own Record.

LIQUOR ISSUE DEAD, SAYS POVERNOR CI   IT IS AS DEAD AS SLAVERY   HE DECLARES HE WILI ENFORCE LAWS, IF ELECTED.

QUOR QUESTION. DEAD AS SLAVERY COX DEGLARES   MAKES CLEARER HIS VIEWS A‘ HECKLER CALLS FOR AN ANSWER

PEACE MEASURES REPORTED OUT BY COMMITTLI   Resolution to Declare State 0 War Ended Favorably Re ported.

Resolution Stating War Is At An Enc   Republican. Party Resolution Re ported Favorably to House by Re publican Majority of Committee o1 Foreign Affairs,

PEACE. RESOLUTION REPORTED 10 SENATE   Declaration That the U. S. And Germany Are Not ‘at War Will be Presented by  The Foreigri Relations Committee on a Party Vote.

HOUSE MOVES TOWARD PEACE WITHOUT PACT   CIMMITTCE FAVORS “END OF WAR BILL” 12 TO 6—TO COME UP THURSDAY.

VOTE WAR WITH GERMANY AT END   Reperted By House Foreign Affair: Cemmittee By Strict Party Vote of 12 to 6.

RESOLUTION .IS INTRODUCED TO BRING WAR TO ENI   Joint Measure Declares Peace with Germany. Provides for Reciprocal Trading and Repeals President's War Powers.

COUNTY CORK SCENE OF FIERCE RIOTING   Irish Rioters Attempt to Burn Homes at Fermoy—Attack Limerick Hotel,

RIOT. IN COUNTY CORK   Damage’ Amolnting to Hundreds ~ of Pounds Is Caused.   Irish Rioters Attempt to Burn Homes . at Fermoy—Attack Lim_ erick Hotel.

RIOTS IN COUNTY CORK   Damage of Hundreds of Pounds Caused at Fermcy—Rioters Attempt to Burn Houses.

NEW RIOTS IN IRELAND   HAVOC IS WROUGHT IN COUNTY OF CORK,   Damage of Hundreds of Pounds Caused at Fermoy—Rioters Attempt to Burn Houses:

HE MUST DECIDE BETWEEN TITLE OR A FORTUNE   ‘Heir of Baron Fermoy Wil Lose Grandfather’s Money : If He Takes Title.

(OCRATS BACK SOLDIER PAPER   “Stars and Stripes” Controlled we by National Committee,   SAYS EDGE FIGHTS IT

STARS AND STRIPES, SOLDIER NEWSPAPER, CONTROLLED BY DEMS   Savs Republicans Control Another Soldier Weeklyv-—Challenge Edge.

PROTECTED FRO DRAFT      Edsel Ford Shieided By “Executive Officer.”’ Save Sherman

SHERMAN ACCUSES WHITE HOUSE MAN  oF SHIELDING FORD   ILLINOIS SENATOR OBJECTS TO ~ PERMITTING CONGRESSMEN TO INSPECT DRAFT RECORDS

ASSERTS FORD’S/SON __ ~ PROTRECTED IN DRAF1   Sen Pospiiiee Alleges White  House Official; Protected Edsel Ford: From) ¥ raft. i

Senator. Sherman ; _~~ Attacks Mr. Ford   wa _ _ Bays Millionaire Anto Man's Son y Was Protected from Draft. by Executive in White a reer

New Fork Steck “ferket   IEDSEL FORD PROTECTED!   Sherman In Speech Asserts He Was Protected By White House Aftficial.

SAYS FORD'S SON ~ EVADED THE DRAF!   SENATOR SHERMAN ASSERTED “THAT WEALTHY LAD. WAS - PROTECTED FROM DRAFT   (By United Press)

DETROIT TEACHERS RAISED   Mayor Couzens Says Wage increase Will Make Instructors Highest Paid in United States.

FACNGH JUURNALS APPEAL FOR POLY Ui TURKISH APFAIRS Hi CONCHIATE AMERICA   Patis Press Reilects Sentiment of France Against Any Course Which Will Alienate America

DON'T ALIENATE. UNITED STATES   Is the Plea Made by French Newspaper Regarding Situation as to Turkey.   ADVISES LEARNING AMERICAN ATTITUDE   Conservative Press Warn: Against Attempt to Ignore . America.

APPEAL IS MADE BY FRENCH PAPER "TO DELAY ACTION   Desire Expressed to Avoid Alienating * America _in Turkish Policy Under Consideration.   CRITICISM MADE   British and) Freneh Diplomats Scored For Allempting lo Ignore U. S. in Adrialic Guestion,

THE JEWELS CAME BACK   Lady Attendant at Convention Loses $50,000 Worth of Jems

STOLEN JEWELS HAVE BEEN RECOVERED   Mrs. Harry Whitney, Wife of Stale Senator in New Jersey, Was Robbed While Re turning From Conwontinn

STOLEN JEWELS ARE RECOVEREI   MRS. ARTHUR WHITNEY’S $50,001 GEMS ARE FOUND WRAPPED IN TOWEL IN: COACH

HIRAM JORNSON (5 WCTOR NEBRASKA ~ PRIMARIES, IT SEEMS   Californian-is leading Wood by. 17 votes to the  nraeinet

Johnson Leads General Wood ~ Tn Nebraska   Will Probably Carry State By 25,000 To 30,000 Is Estimate   BRYAN DELEGATE TO BIG CONVENTION   Attorney General Seems Tc Have Won In Georgia Primarv

JOHNSON LEADS IN NEBRASKA BRYAN DELEGATE AT LARGE   indications Are That California Sey ator Will Carry Nebraska Primary by Rie Maiority.

DEPUTIES - TELL STORY OF ESCAPE   They Teliewe Adams Cut Cuffs and ShacklIos With a Diamond hve

PLATFORM TO COME FIRST.   No Balloting On Candidates Until It Ya Adepted.

GLASS HEADS HOMMIT EE ON RESOLUTIONS   Senator Robinson of Ar. kansas Recommended for Permanent Chairman. ship — Walsh’s With. drawal Gives Platform Position Virginian.

‘RENEW THE ANGLO-JAP TREATY   Terma of Pact to Remain in Fore Another Year.

PLAYERS PROPERTY INDIVIDUAL CLUBS, LAWYER'S OPINION   DECLARES AMERICAN LEAGUE CANNOT WITHHOLD MEN FROM NEW ORGANIZATION   DAN JOHNSON MAKES TALK   Appears Before Conference of Minor Leagues, Disapproving Lasker, Plan, and Ridicules Latter's Knowledge of Sport

PLAN TO PREVENT BASEBALL WAR IS PRESENTED MINORS   Would Have Governing Body Nam ed By Major And Minor League Representatives.   MINOR LEAGUES URGED TO REMAIN NEUTRAL   Ban Johnson And Georewe W. Mille Principal Speakers At Kansas City Mecting,

MINOR LEAGUES URGED TO HELP PRESERVE PEACE   Asked T Appoint Committee of Three to Confer With Nationals.

APPEALS ARE MIDE TO MINOR LEAGUEE   COMMITTEES ARE URGED TO UNITE IN AVERTING BASE_ BALL WAR.   QUIGK AGTION UNLIKEL'   Lasker Plan is Denounced by Some Minor League Executives at Convention.

ASK MINORS TQ TAKE ROLE OF PEACE MAKER   Baseball War Enters Stage of _ Parleying to Hold Leaguers Together   JOHNSON STARTS MOVE   AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADER SAYS CLEAN-UP OF GAME SHOULD  NOT BE DONE BY OUTSIDERS

JOHNSON -PLEADS:-“FOR CONFERENCE “TO AVERT BREAK          Minor Yeague “Nake a Join Effort to Halt Pending Baseball War.

CHRISTIAN DAILY NEWSPAPEF   Great Things Are Promised by New Chicago Publication Started This Afternoan,

OUSTING OF SOCIALISTS AS UP TON. Y. ASSEMEL'   Judiciary Committee Reports Resolution Providing for Ousting of Socialist Members

VOTE TO GUSt FIVE SOCIALISTS       7 io @ the New York itice Reported...  By a Voie s dudiciary Co

MAY BAR SOCIALISTS   NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN MAY BE OUSTED FROM BODY FOR errnwn pair

WILL TRY TO OUST SOCIALISTS FROM. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE SECOND TIME

VOTE TOOQUST — FIVE SOCIALISTS   By a Vote of 7 io 6 ihe New York Judictiry Commiltes Reported.

DEADLOCK MAY BLOCK RETURN OF RAILROADS   FAILURE OF JOINT CONFERENCE TO AGREE ON DIFFERENCE THE CAUSE.   CONFERENCES ARE BEING HELD DAILY

AALS RETR BENG LOCKE BY CONFEEE   Cummins ‘and Esch Group Deadlocked Over Control Bills.   STRIKE BAN A ROCK   Guarantee of Six Per Cent Earnings Also Leads io Tangle.

SECTION SIX AND. LABOR CLAUSE ARE STUMBLING BLOCKS   AgreementMayNotBeReachec in Time to Enact Legisla- . tion at This: Session   COMMITTEES MEETING DAILY

GUVERNMENT 10 HULD RAILROADS AFTER MARCH 1   House And Senate Committees Are Deadlocked On Bill's Provisions   GUARANTEED RETURN PROVES DEADLOCK   Anti-Strike Clause Of Com. mins’ Bill Also Meets With Strong Opposition

MAY NOT BE RETURNED 10 OWN: EhS MARCH 1ST   Instead Government Control May Last Two to Five Years   Deadlock on the Railroad Bill Apparently Beyond Hope of Compromiae.

IOAN TO POLAND PLANNED.   Relief for Financial Conditions ip Furopean Country bexpected.

WILL FLOAT BiG LOAN FOR POLANI   FUND OF $50,000,000 IS TO BE RAISED IN U. S. BY NEW YORK CONCERN.

LOAN TO POLAND BY PRIVATE FIRM BEING CONSIDERED   Alb TO NATION EXPECTED TO HELP CHECK SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM

FOR PRIVATE LOAN TO POLAND   Pians Concinded to Flent Bonds in  First Heliet te New States,

TORNADO SWEEPS OCUETIAL TOWN KILLING MANY   BRIEF REPORTS TELL OF DEATHS AND INJURY OF PERSONS IN THREE STATES,

COMFERENCES: ARE: HELO BY HARDING   Republigan Leadérs Meet, Will Presidenlial. Nominee.   'EINANCES ARE CONSIDERED

UES ARE HELD BY HARDIN   Republican Leaders Meet With Presidential Nominee.   FINANCES ARE CONSIDERED

BANDITS LOOT PLACED AT $850,000; SEARCH CONDUCTED FOR MASTER MIND IN PLOT   Three Additional Shipment Are Reported Miss~ ing.

THEY ARE JUGKEYING   THINGS SEEM TO BE MUCHL IN THE AIR AT CHICAGG,   some of the Old) Time Ceneralsbip  Appears to Be Absent.

THEY ARE JOCKEVING   THINGS SEEM TO BE MUCH IX THE AIR AT CHICA      Some of ‘the OM Tine Generalship Appears to Be Abs

TH st IS RULE WHEAT GROW ERS” WOULD PUT TN) FURCE,   Their tdea Is That the Way 1 Stop Strikes is Stop Food Supples of Strikers.

MINERS MUST RETURN 10 WORK BEFORE MEDIATORS WILL INTERCEDE IN STRIKE   Mine Union Head Is Making Every Effort to Induce Sttikers to Return to Tasks      Industries in Middle West Begin Closing Down on Account of the Short age of Coal

i CROSS RELIEVES ~ CHAIALESS SITUATION   AFTER INSTALLING MEMORIAL QUINTON ROOSEVELT FOUNTAIN ‘SEATS ARE SENT TO SEAT LESS HOMES —-+

FRENCH TOWN HAD. AT UNE ou      eee Z i er Toon yO . Furnituré, Famine ,-Ended. When - Tables, and Chairs Made By — _ Boys of U.S. Arrived ©” 

LUST PRESTIGE AS RESULT SHIPMENT   Lone Chair in Aisne Region of France Leses Out With Arrival of Shipment.

Bill Is Expected to Be on Statute Books This Week; Now Ready for Presentation to King George; DeValera Is Not Included In  Passenger List of Steamship Aauitania   ARMED BAND RAIDS MAIL TRAIN

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IS ADOPTE!   Be Piaced om England’s Stat~ ate Books This Week

LORDS 0. K. HOME RULE BILL   trish Measure Now Safe and Will Be Placed on the Statute Book.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL PROGRESSES   MEASURE WILL BE PLACED ON BRITISH STATUTE BOOKS THIS WEEK, REPORT,

(RUSH HOME RULE BILL WILL BE LAW THIS WEE:   Only Slightly Amended In House OF Torcle

IRISH HOME RULE [5 NOW GOOD AS A LAW   BRITISH LORDS GIVE APPROVAL TO COMMONS CREATION.   Needs Only Royal Saaction toe Placs It Om the Statate Beoks—0Oanaly Slight Modifieations Made by the Peers.

HOME RULE BILL ON STATUTE BOOK   House of Lords Agrees to Al Amendments of Commons Measure.

EASURE WILL BE PLACED ON THE ‘ATUTE BOOK THIS WEEK; HOUSE LORDS AGREES TO AMENDMENTS   ovision Is Made For Senates in Both the Northern and Southern Parliaments; Pro7osal to Give Ireland the Power to Levy a 3urtax Is Defeated in Upper House.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL 1S NOW SAFE   Will be Placed on Statute Books This Week in Form Only Slightly Amended From Original Shape.

SAYS GERMANY   Did Not Want Invasion of Ger many And The Presence 0 Foch Hastened Decision   Germans Lose Eight Per Cent Of Coal Supply

GERMANS KOMIT FOGH JOKER IN  GOAL DECISION   Only Course Possible, Explains Berlin Statement, Was to Submit to the Demand.   COAL LOSS PREFERRED TO ARMED INVASION   Terms of Division for Funds From Reparation Payments. Are Given to Publie. —-~

NOTHING ELSE TO 00 BUT SIGN SAYS GERMANY   Did Not Want Invasion of Germany And The Presence Of Foch Hastened Decision   Germans Lose Eight Per Cent. Of Coal Supply

GERMANS SET UP HOW!   NEWSPAPERS AND LAROR OR: GANIZATION PROTEST AGAINST SPA AGREEMENT.

GERMANS ACCEPT DECISION WITH ONLY GOOD GRACE   Either Sign Allied Demands o1 Face Invasion by Allies’ Armies.   PREFERRED THE FORMER   Allies Announce They Will As  sist Huns in Floating Loans  for Needs.

EVIDENCE AGAINST. CUSPENDED MEN   According To Pamphlet Socialists Favored Seizure of Government By Any Means Possible.

SOCIALIST  BOOK SAYS USE FORCE   Pamphlet Declares Govern: ment Must Be Seized by Any Means Possible.   Urges Industry Be Taken Over and Operated by Workinamen’s Soviets.

FIRST STEP MUST “BE SEIZURE OF THE ‘GOVERNMENT   Says Pamphlet let Published . by ~ Jewish Socialist Federation, Read Today, Before. Assem: bly Judiciary Committee. -

WOULD TAKE INDUSTRIES BY DAVNNET   Jewish-Socialist Pamphlet Runs Red With Rovolutionary Se, INTRODUCED AT TRIAL  Bares Plan of ‘‘ Dictatorship of Proletariat’ in America.

Pamphlet Gives Proletariat Plan to Seize Government   BY ASSOCIATED AE aESS, TrACEN TWerer

SOVIET PLANS ARE -BARED DURING TRIAI   New York Assembly. Judiclary Committee - Reads Pamphlet   WANT ALL INDUSTRIES

ADVOCATE SEIZING GOVERNMENT REINS   Proponents of “Dictatorship of Proletariat’ Would Also  _ Take Over Control of Industry by Force.    PAMPHLET IS READ AT SOCIALISTS’ TRIAL   Publication Declares Great Task Is to Create an Army Ready to Make Social Revolution at Right Time.

SOCIALISTS ON TRIAL      Srizare of the Government the First Step Toward the ‘Dictitorshin or Fee Prolete2p ot”

REVOLT GHEEL READ AT THIAL OF SOGIALISTS   Red Catechism Instructs Proletariat to Seize Industry and Overthrow Government.   START HOT FIGHT

WOULD LAKE INDUSTRIES BY BAYONEI   Jewish-Socialist Pamphlet Runs Red With Rovolutionary   Bares Plan of ‘ Dictatorship of Proletariat” in America.

RUSSIANS:READY FOR BRITISH PEAGI   Also. ‘Prepared to. Recognize aps athe’ Independency of  AL nania

BRITISH PLAN AGREED 10 BY RUSSIAN REDS   Bolsheviki Denies At tack on British Embassy.

HARVEY'S ADVISE IS TO STAY OUT   Puts Up Argument to Senator Harding That Amer‘ jea Should Not Enter   LEAGUE OF  NATIONS   EE Vs—= eT ee ee Ne te Te  id Tries to Offset! Case Presented by Hughes—At the Harding Home

WANT HARDING TO REMAIN OUT NATION LEAGUE   LHERPCONCTLABLES ATTEMPT TO  OPPSET HUGHES PLAN POR  Asse TATION OF N ATIONS

COL. GEORGE E. HARVEY MEETING WITH HARDIN(   Is An Irreconcilable on the League of Nations and Is Urging No Action Be Taken,   HUGHES NOW FAVORITE FOR SECRETARY OF 8TATE   Believed In Many Quarters the Post Was Offered Hin During His Visit at Marion—Futwre Policies Being Quietly Betiled,

AGAINST ENTERING LEAGUE OF NATIONS   DESPITE CHARLES E. HUGHES PLEA, COL. HARVEY, IRRECONCILIABLE, IS STILL  CPPOSED ;

HARVEY ARGUES   Outspoken irreconcilable Presents Arguments to Harding

With Hardin              Argued Against U.S. Entering League Nations and Probably Tried To Offi Chas. E. Hughes Case Who Favors ica’s Participation If Proper Safegu Can Be Secured.

HARVEY PLEADS FOR HARDING TO SHUN LEAGUE   Belief Is Growing That Hughes May Be Made Secretary of State

ATTEMPTS 10 OFFSET THE HUGHES ARGUMENT   George Harvey. Outspoken Irreconcilable, Argues Against Entering League of Nations   MEETS WITH HARDING TODAY

RUDE JOKE ON A HEN,   ‘She. Was Pat on a Setting of. Alt. : fator Eves and—

HEN HATCHES ALLIGATOR, OTHER DEVELOPMENTS OF NEST ARE NNT AWAITED

‘Squa-a-a-k!      ‘Hen Gots Nervous Prostration When She Hatches Out Husky Young Alligator.

U.5. VOICE-NOT IN KAISER CHORU   Washington Can Take Ne ‘Part in Extradition Demand; Ratify First.

GREENVILLE TWO. AND JACKSON ONE   CLARKSDALE WILL BE  IN GREENVILE TOMORROW   BELZON! 15 AGAIN HUMBLED

General, Rhinow: of Minnesota  ., National Guard and Major -.  - McChord of Regular. : Army Drop In a      AKINOW PROMISES VISIT OF STATE AIR SQUADRON   First Militia Aerial Unit to Make -ily Initial Flight’ to La. Crosse

TWO AIRPLANE VISITORS HERE ON SUNDAY GALL   General Rhinow of Minnesota National Guard and Major McChord of Regular Army Drop In   'RHINOW PROMISES VISIT  OF STATE AIR SQUADRON   First Militia Aerial Unit to Make its Initial Flight to La Crosse

Governor of Maine Declares 26 ‘States. “wir Oppose Action . .'. 96€  Bhode Island

OPPOSE RHODE ISLAND ACTION   Twenty-six States Will Co-operate On National Prohibition.

) 9 sn% enter lan ten len lestoolestontentortectecteote * % ofte feo lente leol enters en leo tes lentes! whe wed Yael’   26 STATES TO OPPOSE LITTLE RHODE’S FIGHT AGAINST P2CHI LAWS

Governor of “Maine Declares 26 States Will Oppose Action of Rhode Island

STATES INTO “DRY” FIGHT   Twenty-Six Will Unite and Oppose Rhode Island's Action.

DRY FIGHT BY 26 STATES   Combine Formed to Resist Rhode Island’s War on Amendment to Constitution.

26 STATES IN DRY BATTLE   orm Combination to Fight Rhode Isiand’s Wet War.

CANAL. ZONERS TELL STORIES TOMA.HABDINE   INVESTIGATION MAY BE OR_DERED WHEN PRESIDENT_ ELECT TAKES CHAIR

CANAL ZONE K CKS REACH WMA, HARD: AVE   President-Elect May Order Probe of Condition Along Panama Canal.

HARDING INSPECTS PANAMA CANAL   AND LISTENED TO STORIES OF CITIZENS AND ZONE OFFTCIALS CONCERNING THINGS NEEDED

HARDING ENDS HIS ~ CANAL INSPECTION   Hears Complaints. From Citi. ans. and. Officials and. May . Suggest Remedy...   WILSON: RECEIVES: CABLE   Senator ‘Lodge Declares. Ne Tax: Revision Possible -Pomino-Sassion: ©

SEES CANAL AS PRIVATE CITIZEN   President.Eiec: Concludes Hic Per. sonal Investigation of Zone: Re. iurns to Colon.

HARDING ENDED CANAL INSPECTION   Matter of Tolls For American Ships Improved Fortificutlons and Concessions WIL Probably  Be Recommended.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS   FRAPS NERO eT  Se! SLC TIE Renan ats: cot nent wee mR Fane nate Been ae  High School Credit Examination to be Given by the - - 9 L%y Sane te,

HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT EXAMINA : TION TO BE GIVEN BY THE COUNTY SCHOOL SU.  NV woTre now ara are

Train Bandit Is Caught In Shack By Mounted Cops   Exhausted And Hnngry He Make No Resistance When Troopers Find Him

INVITES SCHOOL BOARDS   Supt. Lane Asks Members to Attend Institute

nEVELAND FETES IN) FEASTS HER 1 MOND HEROES   Wildness of Past Few Days is Now Tame  and Dignified.   Bode Raseball History.

————————————————  RECEIPTS FOR 1920 SERIES SAG BADLY      Effect of Baseball Scandal Apparently Reflected in Smaller Attendance.

‘CLEVELAND PLANS "BIG CELEBRATION   Aspirations of 42° Years » Ave Realized. —   MAYOR FITZGERALD. . PROCLAIMS EVENT   Ball” Players Guests 0 Citizenship.

BLEVELAND WILL HONGA HER TEAM   ALL CITIZENS ASKED BY THE MAYOR TO HELP CELE.  BRATE VICTORY   Anything the Indians Want I Their Home Town Is Theirs For the Asking-——-Some Records Smashed

SERBIA ROILS OVER.   At ‘Que Point on the Border the - ‘Pot Beeame a Little Too Hot.

D’ANNUNZIO TROOPS . TAKE PROMONTORY   Forces NowFace Jugo-Slav Frontier.

EUGENE LEROY PROBABLY ON WAY TO HONDURAS   Man Wanted in Connection With Trunk Murder May be  Stawawavy oan Steamahin.

MAY BE STOWAWAY      ‘‘Trunk Murderer’’ Pelieved to be on Steamer

Humboldt Court Clerk Nominee in Aleons tuo Learn Details of Jub.

GAVE KOLCHAK A BLOODY DEAL   Former Head of Siberia Was Betrayed.   CZECHS GAVE HIM UF   Large Forces of Troops Were ia Irkutsk When He Was Murdered.

GAVE UP KOLCHAK TO SAVE SELVES   Czech Soldiers Surrender Russ Leader Rather Than Make A Fight.

APPREHENSION AS TOTRE SUCCESS CF NITTS MISSION   Italian Newspapers Refuse To Entirely Share-Optimism Relative ky Adriatic Sttuation.

Italian Newspapers Do Not Expect Premier Nitti to Get Many Concessions From Allie

CALLS “SPY” CAPTAIN INSANE   Uncle at Lafayette, Ind., Says Willers Was Not in Germany Since Early Boyhood.

MARSHALL TELLS CHURCH EVILS   PROFITEERING DEACONS AND IN. SINCERE PASTORS DECRIED BY VICE PRESIDENT

‘Church Must Prove Work By Its Faith   Idle to legislate Against Mur der if Elders Continue Working Children to Death, Says Marshall.

InterchurchMovement  As Seen by Marshall     NEED OF GREATER FAITH AND PURITY IS SPOKEN OF BY VICE PRESIDEST — BRITISH AMBASSADOR ON BOLSHEVISM AND DEMOCRACY AND HOW EVIL DEEDS LEAVE FIELD FALLOW FOR POISON WEEDS.

MARSHALL ATTACKS CHURCH HYPOCRITE!   Opposs Murder Taw While Elders Work Children tu Death,  in Facto

CHURCH MUST SHOW BY EXAMPLE, HE SAYS   Vice-President Marshall Tell Interchurch Meeting to Prove Work by Faith.

Vice President Makes Plain Talk Regarding Church Movement —- Ambassador Geddes Gives His Views.

Cut Out Child Labor, Profiteering; Prove Faith By Works Before World, Vice-President’s Challenze To Church

WASHINGTON RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   SUSAN B. ANTHONY SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT IS RATIFIED BY THIRTY-FIFTH STATE

SUFFRAGE ADOPTED BY WASHINGTON   35 States Now for Amend ment; Action in Delaware Delaved.

WASHINGION RATIFIES   tut Onto More State Needed to Make Sare ‘Women Suifrage. ~

35 STATES HAVE RATIFIED THE AMENDMENT   Efforts are Being Made to Defeat the Amendment by Bringing in Other Issues,   WASHINGTON VOTES YES   Washington Voted Favorably Yeater. day. It is Now up to Dela-~ ware, the 36th State  Hoped For. ‘

SUFFRAGE NEARS THE GOAL   Washington, Thirty-Fifth State, Puts Its O. K. on the Constitutional Amendment.

THIRTY-FIFTH STATE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Action of Washington Senate ls Unanimous for Giving Women the Ballot

GOAL NEAR FOR SUFFRAGE   Washington State Puts Its O. K. on Constitutional Amendment.

ISUFFRAGE NEARS THE GOAL   Washington, Therty-Fifth State, Puts fts ©. K. on the Cohstitutional =~ Amendment. oF .

WASHINGTON 35TH "STATE FOR SUFFRAGI   Ratification by But On Other Needed for Victory   Issue in Doubt in Delaware as Legislature Convenes

Intimatés $80,000 Republican Levy on Coal Operators.   ‘Democratic Nominee lesuee Inquiry te Republican Chairman = on — the Subject.

GOVERNOR COX IN NEW CHARGE TODAY   Intimates $80,000 Republican _ Levy on Coal Operators.   Democratic Nominee Issues Inquiry to Republican Chairman on the Subject.

GUARDIANS OF THE RAILROAD   Trans-Siberian ‘Task Assigned to the Caecho-Slovaks.

OLD RESIDENT PASSES   End Came Peacefully to P. DP Popenoe Last N ght

TO PROBE EXPENDITURES.   Borah Insists Matter Should be investigated.

. £O FIND GUT ABOUT  BENATOR HORAK D nove ee PilGN PXPEN            REPUBLICAN 3 NOMINATION For PRESIDENT MAY HINGE ON EXPENSE 1981

SENATOR BORAH MAKES CHARGES AGAINST PARTY   Claims Misuse of Funds in Pre-convention Campaign.

BORAH 10 GH FOR PUBLICITY   Idaho Senator to Force Congress to Heed Charges That Big Sums Are Being Used to Secure Presidency; Will Seek investigation. *

AORAH WANTS TO GLEAN UP REPUBLICAN   Seeks to Compel Attention te Charges of Improper Conduct of Campaigns   CONTESTS IN THE SOUTH DECLARED ‘INTOLERABLE’   INVESTIGATION OF THE CAM. PAIGNS IN NINE... SOUTHERN STATES WILL BE ASKED AT CHICAGO CONVENTION,

PRE-CONVENTION EXPENDITURES INVESTIGATION   epator Borah Wilk Compel Serious Attention ef Leaders in’ is Charges {o Senate Committee to Act

‘CAMPAIGN FUND © INVESTIGATION TO BE PUSHED   Borah Would Have Party Contests in Southern States Probed, 

SENATOR BORAH WOULD CUT DOWN BAMPHIEN EXPENSE   Starts Out to Make Senate Louk lat What -He Calls Preposteraus Expenditures   WILL ASK FIRST. FOR A SENATE [XVESTIGATION   Seeks to Determine. Source of Moneys Whie hts Beine Freely Spent in South

6,0. P. CHIEF SAYS PARTY NEEDS T0BE ‘CLEANED: UP   Senator Borah Wil: Attempt: ‘To Get Resolution: For: Senatorial Investigation. Adopted   SITUATION IS ‘INTOLERABLE’   “Carpet Bag Politicians”. Are Menace To ‘Stand Pat? - : Leaders In South -

HORAN PLARS 10 CLEAN UP O.0,P,   SENATOR IS DETERMINED TC AIR MATTER OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.

AMERICAN GUN “BOAT DEPRESSES *ARDOR CANADIAN WHISKEY ACTIVIT   When U. S. Destroye  -Pokes Nose Along International Waterfront the *Booze Peddlers Leave   JOY-WATER SCARCE AS LIFE-SAVER PASSE      COMMANDER SAYS’ HE’S NOT LVOKING FOR DRINKS, BUT TAKES THEM, JUST THE SAME

WAROHIP NOW IN LAKES TO STOP OPERATIONS OF THE WHISKEY RUNNER!   VESSEL IS OF SUBMARINE CHASER TYPE AND WILL WATCH WHISKEY RUNNERS,

GETTING THE STRAGGLERS.   Assessors Now > Busy Closing uy Werk of Listing Property.

3 o I GETTING THE STRAGGL          me - Busy > Clostig: WwW of Listing Property.

POLES TAKE 3,000 PRISONERS IN DRIVI   Have Reached .Fortifications of Grodno-—-Also Capture Battery and Qantity of Material.

Meeting Held int Court House We id Bui Un hly Com: ems saad. ‘Other ~ wise to the: ‘Suécess: of a ‘New Ocniintos !

SOUTH PLAINS ‘FAIR: 1S  ORGANIZED   LUBBOCK’S NEW FAIR PARK TO HAVE SPLENDID BUILDINGS READY FOR EXHIBITS. NEXT FALL   BAN TQ INCLUDE -ALL THE-SOUTH PLAINS COUNTRY   Meeting Held ink Court House Wednesday’ Evening and Business Men Unselfishly Conimit Themselves Financially and Otherwise to the Success. of the' New Organization

PERJURY CHARGED IN ARMISTICE: OA MURDER EVIDENCE   “Dont Be Influenced by -Your Cowardice,” Counsel for Defense Tells Jury.

NEWERRY JURY Ta NOW DEEATING ON GUILT, INNIGERNGE   Verdicts Possitle Make Its Findings Good Guessing.

NEWBERRY JURY IS DELIBERATINE   Resumes Consideration at 9 O’clocl Today; Speculate On Time Allowance.   ONLY TWO COUNTS REMAINING

CASE C OF . “NWT THE TURY   TEN MEN CHARGEL WITH MURDER Of ‘WARREN 0. GRIMM

LW.W. JURY 15 STILL ON JOB   Deciding Fate of Men Chargeu With Wholesale Murder on Armistice Day.

1 W.WLMURDER © CASE NOW IN. JURY’S HANDS   Case Submitted last Night and juror: -s Are Locked up For Night —*

NEWBERRY JURY Is. OUT MANY HOURS   Number’ of F Defendants is - Expected. to: Make Be . _eision’ Delayed -

MAY ENDORSE I   American Legion May Go on Record as Favoring League of Nations   CONVENTION-I1S ON   Col. Galbraith of Cincinnati is Leading Contender for Commander

AMERICAN LEGION ENDORSEMENT OF LEAGUE IS ASKED   RECOMMENDATION FOR DIVISION OF COUNTRY INTO FIVE DIS. TRICTS TO BE MADE

SEEK ENDORSEMEN Ur LEAGUE OF RATIONS HN AMERICAN LEGION VOTE    Resolution to Be Presented Indirectly by Southern Dele+  gates—Colonel Galbraith and Manford MeNider Leading Candidates for Commander.

Want Legion to Endorse the Covenan   BESOLUTION WIL anny REQUEST FULFILLMENT OF PEACE TERWY

LEGION [5 ASAED 10 Al) PACT   Supporters Await Chance For Open Request   DRAW RESOLUTIONS

LEGION [5 ASNED 10 AID PACT   Supporters Await Chance For Open Request   DRAW RESOLUTIONS   Kansas City Chosen For 1921 Convention

EVERYRODY  BLAMED,   Steel Strike OFF Because of “Ttalbless Misuse of Power

FL STAKE  euIED OFT TOMY   Strike Chiefs in Sending Out Notices De=. clare Immediate Campaign Wil , b& Started to. Organize Workers ‘Attaft Industrial Justice on Steel Industry’

RUTHLESS MISUSE OF POWER CHARGED” AS WALKOUT ENDS   Organizers Get Notice That Steel Strike Has Been -. Called Off   INDUSTRIAL JUSTICE: DEMANDED BY UNION   Workers To Be Built Up lato Strong Fighting Unit the = Officials Declare ‘

STEEL STRIKE 0 CALLED OFF   Assistance of Press, Court: and Troops Too Power‘ul, Say Officials.

ORDER ENDING. STEEL STRIKE: REACHES MEN   STRIKE HAD BEEN IN.E¥  FECT SINCE LAST SE PPAIRER 309        International Officers Say. “All Agencies -United to “Bréal Union Walkout and Suecéede

STEEL: STRIKE CALLED OF!   Committee Says Desision Was Forced by “Ruthless Misuse of Power” by Corporation, Etc.

STEEL STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   National Committee Issues Official Order Ending War Started September 22.

REVOLUTION SEEN  BY BRITIon CLERIE WITH NATION DR   “When Man Stops Drinking Ht Begifs Thinking; Russian Stir Since Vodka Went.”

REVOLUTION IN ~—ULSISPREDICTED   British P-eacher Says Ji Will B: Bound to Fellow Wave cf Probibition.

REVOLUTION. MAY FOLLOW. IN WAKE OF PROHIBITION   ‘Dr. G. Campbell Morgan Says Mus : Begins te Think After Quittins Drink.

REVOLUTION MAY _. FOLLOW PROHIBITION - SAYS BRITISH DIVINE   “When Men Stop Drinking, They Begin Thinking.” ;

REVOLUTION WILL BE ONE RESULT OF ORY AWS SAYS MMINISTEF   BANISHMENT @F STRONG DRINK INVARIABLY 1 OLLOWED BY REVOLLLION,

PUHIBITION DANGEROUS,     Hritish Minister Says Revélution i Likely to Follow Droduth.

PROHIBITION; REVOLUTION   Men Start to Thinking When They Quit Drinking

ATS EVOLUTIONS FOLLY ORY BAN   LONDON PASTOR PREDICTS TROUBLE IN JU. S. AS RESULT OF PROHI.   HIP POEKETS ARE GOINE   Clothing Designers Issue Edic  That Hip Pockets Must Go,   Now That Booze  a Has Gone.

LONDON PREACHER CRIES REVOLUTION      Likely to Follow in Wake of Prohibition.

APRAIPD OF THE TTL            Tiritish Prexel: Says Prohibition ‘Causes Mento Think.

REVOLUTION IS LIKELY RESULT OF PROHIBITION  mw itoy APOROAN   London Preacher Say: Condition in Russia is Example.

SAYS REVOLUTION WILL FOLLOW PROHIBITICA   British Minister Makes = Startling Statement in New York.

PROHIBITION T0 BRING REVOLT SAYS MINISTER   British Pastor Says People Begin to Think When They Are Sober

LONDON PASTOR FORESEES TROUBLE ~— TN PROHIBITION   Says That Whenever  a Country Banishes Strong Drink It Must Prepare For Revolution.

SPION KOP WINNER OF THE DERBY   Classic of the English Tur Captured By Captain Loder’s Horse.

INDUSTRIAL COURT PETITION IS DENIEC   Hearing On Rate Advance ‘Not Allowed. .

(OT ABATED   New York Police Conduct Ral ts, But Robber! ies Continue,   MISSION INVADED BY THUGS

CHIME WAVE NOT ABATED   New York Police ConZust fads, But Robderiss Coniinue,   MISSION INVAGZO CY Titss

Two Killed When Brothers Have Quarrel.   All Intoxicated Stage Rifle Duel on Border Kentucky-Virginia, and Two Die.

Kentuckians Fight to the Death   Three Men Drunk, Two Killed and the Other Seriously Wounded,

PROHIBITION DIRECTOR IS HANDED PAPER   Woman Booze ° Beagle Asked To Relinquish Job After Storm.

WOMAN DIRECTOR 1S REMOVEL   Latest Action In Prohibition Enforce. ment Scandal That Has Been Raging At San. Francisco.

WOMAN FIGURES. mY CALIFORNIA POLITICAL SCANDA      Mes. G. RK. Warburton, Stzte Pro hibition Directur, Is Relieved ef Oifice.   jHELD POSITION FOR  FPE@1OD OF SIX WEEKS      Cherges Mace ust Liquor from Warchouses Was Used to Entertain the Democrats.

TEMPERATURE TO STAY - HIGH SAYS GEQ. NIXOR         LUCAL SHOW ANY '     PROBABLE A‘ ME

PREDICTION IS FAIR AND COOLER WEATHER      TEMPERATURES TO REVERT To NORWAT SQQN_.

STORM CAUSES: LICHT TRADING   Trend of the Market Is Still Up with Some Very Good Gains.   STERLING DROPS OFF FIVE CENTS

U.S, BANK SYSTEM “TSBEST IN WORLD ROBERTS DECLARES   Vice President of National City Bank in New York Says He Never Expects to See Another Panic.

BANKING oYoTEM UF AMERICA 15 ONE OF BEST IN WORLD   Under It  Never Expect to See Another Panic, Says George E. Roberts.   PRESENT LEVEL OF PRICES WAGES NOT PERMANENT   Poverty of World, Low Buying Power of Europe and High Exchange Rate Principal Factors in Break in Wheat and Cotton.

BANKING SYSTEM IN THIS ~~ COUNTRY ONE OF THE BEST   Vice President Roberts of the National City Bank of New York Never Expects to See Another Panic.

It STAVES OFF A COLLAPSE   DECLINE IN IN PRICES ih DUE IN PART TO EUROPE.

ROBBERS GET $3,500,000 AT COUNCIL BLUFFS   SUPERINTENDENT £OF MATIIS SAYS THIS AMOUNT LOsT AT COUNCIL BLUFFS,

MAIL ROBBERS GOT OVER TWO MILLION   ESTIMATE OF COUNCIL BLUIPFS BVENING PAPER.   Pestal Offieiale Net ta Pesitiesn te Give Oat Details, Bet Intimate @ Teteal Clese te the Ameeat Stated,  

SOUTH GERMANY IS FOR EBERT   Peeplie Swear They Will Stand by oe the O82 Cieveramene.

KAISERIN REPORTED WORSE   Hiness of Former German Empress ai Critical Stage, Says a The Hague Dispatch.

FORMER EMPRESS IS WEAKER   Her Condition Remains Critica! save Balletin.

ORGANIZED SLAUGHTER WAS PLAN OF MEN IMPLICATED IN PURPOSED TRAIN WRECK   Alleged Communists Reported to Have Confessed to Plot to Kill Persoris Giving Alarm. of. Crash

CONFESS PLOT TO WRECK TRAN KILL SURVIVORS   ‘Obtained From 11 of the 20 Comman ists Arrested in Connection With Allesi?t Plot

REDS CONFESS PLOT 10 WRECK LL. 6. TRAIN   Confessions Given B: Twenty Aileged Communists.

United States Citizens Far:Away Enthusiastic: Members: of the “Fourteenth” Division.

CORNELL STUDENT VIOLATED LIQUOR LAW   Charge Was Outgrowth of the Drowning Last July of. Miss Hazel Crane.

RIOTS IN CUBA   light Reported w’Elled in Teal (lashes Hiectlon Das.

OF IOWA ACTIV   Want to Make This ‘State the Leadins - One. of Nation in the Butter Industry

Bic ORIVE NOW ON IN STATE   To Make towa the Leading Butter Producing State of the Union.  - This Year.

POLK COUNTY . -” JUDGE REFUSES   Judge © Uttorback Says He Car not Run While Holding Tho Office of Judge.

FH, HITCHCOCK IS W000 CO-MER,   Former Postmaster General Sides With G. O. P. Aspirant   RIORUVENRTS TCR EAschl

SAYS UNIONS ARE BACK OF EXPLOSION   New York World Blames Feud Between New York House Wreckers For Wall Street Tragedy   A PRIVATE INVESTIGATION   Department of Justice Promises to Make Inquiry Into Story Published by Newspaper

EAP LOOIOM  AIMED Al LEADER, GLAM   Building Graft Scandal Helc Responsible for Wall  Street Disaster

CALIFORNIA _ EARTHQUAKE MORE SEVERE   THAN FIRST. REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES COUNTRY INDICATED   Twenty-One Buildings at Inglewood Practically Destroyed—Six Other Towns Damaged — One Death fram Shock.

BUILDINGS TUMBLE AT INGLEWOOD; SEVERAL INJURED BY FALLING  BRICKS IN SOUTHLAND

EARTH TREMOR INGALI OANA GOST $100.00   Major Portion of Damage — Occurs ix Inglewood, ' Near Los Angeles,   ONE DIES OF FRIGHT   Shocks Occur At Intervals Beginning Monday Evening, First Most Severe. .

LOS ANGELES HIT RY AN EARTHQUAKE         One Man Was Killed Indirectly and Property Loss Estimated at $10900.000

ANGEL CITY OHAKEN   Serie: af Quakes Docs Damage of $100,009 in County; Inglewood Business District Wrecked   ONE DEAD, SEVERAL INJURED; TROLLEY TRAFFIC SUSPENDED

LOS ANGELES HIT BY AN EARTHQUAKE   One Man Was o Killed Indirectly ane Prope rty Loss Estimated at $100,000

LOS. ANGELES WAS MORE OR LESS QUIVERY ALL NIGHT.   The Property Damuce is Estimated ni $100.000.— One Person Was Killed, Several Injured.

S100,000 DAMAGE GAUSED BY MIYAKE IN CALIFORNIE   Shocks in Los Angeles County Wreck 21 Buildings and Cause One Death—Inglewood Hardest Hit.

INGLEWOOD NEAP LOS ANGELES S GIVEN SHAKING   Drives Residents to Sleep Out of Doors for Safety

Los Angeles and Suburbs Suf "fer From Tremors and Many Buildings Are Demolished.   SEVERAL ARE INJURED -~ BY FALLING DEBRIS   One Death Results From Quake; Walls of Los Angeles. City Hall Are Badly Cracked; Utilities Suffer.

QUAKES CAUSE DAMAGE   Severe Shocks in California Bring Heavy Losses.

FAMILIES UR TO OPEN AIR Ih FEAR OF SHOCKS   Citizens Work to Clear Away Debris Busting in. Wreck of Bulidinas   WATER MAINS DAMAGED AND LIGHTS GO OUT   Los Angeles District Feels Series of Tremors: Commencing Last Evening

“te ofeofenfee len loo eaten ico ee:  @ #¢'@ 4s 4 6     jsoceoteo! SesYeoteslote of   NEW YORK TEN ANTS FORCE LANDLORD TO RAISE HOUSE RENTS

AIN'T NO SUCH ANIMAT,   New York Landlord Had Increased Rentals Forced Upon Him.

WOULDN'P PA.   Big Mearied  Tandlord . Spentia Rent Money :for Mleetricity

Honorable W. B. Wilson  i en JT i a ey Pa ie ke a re Fe O44 wtan

GROVER BERGDOLL HELD IN SOLITARY   Son of Philadelphia Brewer Who Evaded Draft to Be Court-Martialed.

SPEEDY TRIAL FOR BREWER BERGDOL!   t id ‘Mother Released on Bail  House “Found to, Be  Binet le A

PHILADELPHIAN HELD  FOR EVADING DRAFT   Young Son of Prominent Brewe Did Not Answer the Call of His Country.

BONDED WHISKEY SEIZED      Prohibition Agents Conduct Raids in Pittsburgh District

AYER OF DHAP MUTE     HEE      Louisville Pollee Expect to Cateh “Prutal Murderer

Working on Solution Of Louisville Murder ; Sweetheart Sough   Lhied at Wahnash.

BANDITS KILL AN INNOCENT BE   JOE STONER FAILED TO STOP AUTO. WHEN ORDERED   WERE ROBBING ANOTHER MAN   Tragedy on Godne Trail Between Granger and Grimes, Jowa, Last Night. Revolver and Amu nition Found Taday. .

IOWA FARMER      They Were About to Ron T. 1. Taylor  When Stoner Approached and . Falling to Stop Was Shot.

WILL STAY ON Jon.      PD. E. tyday of Fort Worth Remains a Head of Farmers’ Unton.  —_ pie a

“MIDDLE CLASS” UNIO! IN FIRST CONVENTIO}   senting: 300,006 din Workers 8  Delegates repre 3          t Defense      Oe GM Labor and Chupitual.

“MIDDLE CLA88” UNION IN FERST CONVENTION   Delegates Representing 300,000 Brain Workers Start “Defense Fight’: On Labor and Capital.

SAYS DELEGATES, UF TENNESSEE . ARE FOR WY ADO   POLITICIANS BELIEVE THA’ UNINSTRUCTED VOTES WILL STAND SOLID.

FLARES SWEEP ACROSS CAMPLIS   Of Princeton University, De! stroying Two Noted Build: ings of Institution.   DICKINSON HALL AND CHAPEL BUILDING GO   (A Narrow Escape From Prac. ; tical Destruction of the Entire Uriversity.

FLAMES SWEEP UNIVERSITY AT      “LOSS IS GREAI   ‘Marquand Chapel and Dick -  inson Hall Destroyed and Loss of Entire University Narrowly Averted

FLAMES Wi OWT MALS A      University visited by early . Thorning ‘blaze, doing .  . . damage of 5200000 -

McGosh Hall Also Threat ened, But Is Saved By Firemen.   Many Valuable Collections In Literature And Art Are Also Destroyed.

$200,000 Binze Destroys Two Buildings and Threatens Largest Hall.  pemetinil.

WILSON GIVES BASIS FOR SCALE:   Tells. Operators and Workers Ma-< jority Report of Commis sion Is Guide.

WOULO SETTLE WAGE QUESTION   And Free the Public From Worry Over Prospect of a Coal Shortage.   PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES LETTER PUBLIG   Urges Operators and Miners to Draw New Wage Agreement at Once.

MADE PUBLIC 10 MINERS AND OPERATORS   Declaring Majority Report of the Coal Commission   Is One Upon the New Wage Agreement Must Be Based.

NEW-WAGE SCALE T0)BE BASED ON MAJORITY REPORT   President Makes Known Position in Coal Controversy.   ASKS CONFERENCE TO FIX THE SCALE   Government Will Make No Efforts to Fix Coal Prices After April 1.

AGREEMENTIS ~ FORACENTS INCREASE   DECLARES GOVERNMENT FIXED PRICES WILL BE SUSPENDED

PRESIDENT  MADE PUBLIC 10. MINERS AN OPERATORS  Declaring Major rity ” Report of the   Declaring Majority Report of the Coal Commission   Ie One Upon the New Wage Agreement Must Be Based.

Noted Surgeon Is Killed By Madman   No Plot Behind Sensational Crime In New York Church   ASSASSIN WAS ASYLUM FUGITIVE

AN ESCAPED LUNATIC KILLS NOTED SURGEON   Dr. James Wright ;Markoe Shot to Death at Church Tn New York.

HOT FIGHT ON ANTI-SEDITION BILL IN HOUSE   Opponents Declare Present Penal Code Sufficient Law to Govern.

SEDITION BILLS ‘MAY GOBACK TO ~ THE COMMITTEE   Proposed Laws Attacked and Defended by Mem bers of Congress.

SEDITION BILLS MAY BE PLACED ON HOUSE FLOOR   Compromise Efforts Held up. by BorahJohnson Ultimatum

Says if Measure Fails of Enactment Congress Will Bear Mark of Haying Bowed to Head of American Federation of Labor—Atterney Ralston Says Present Laws Sufficient,

PENDING oED!T ION BILLS SENT ALK FOR MODE AT HON   HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTES WILL CONSIDER CHANGE NEAT WEEK   CONSIDERED 100 DRASTIC   American Federation of Labor Cotn sel Attacks Proposed Legislation And Criticizes Attorney General Palmer

AT A oTANDSTILL UN ANTFSEDITION   MEASURES MAY BE SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR MODIFICATION   Drastic Provisiens of the Measure Creates Dissension Among the Leaders of Both  Patties, ,

Anti-Sedition Bills Are Too Drastic Say Committee Member:   View of Attorney General Palmer is Now Being Expressed by House Members.

ANTI-SEDITION — ‘BILLS GO BACK ~ FOR REVISION   Modification of Provisions Attacked as Too Drastic  Indicated as Action of Committee.   GOMPERS IS AGAIN  SUBJECT OF ATTACK

MODIFICATION OF BILLS -DNSEDITION POSSIBLE   RETURN. OF PENDING MEASURES TO HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE INDICATED.   TERM PROVISIONS DRASTIC   Representative Blanton Says Congress Must “Squelch Anarchy’; Attacks Gompers.

BLANTON SAYS GOMPERS fis VIEWS FAVOR AF ANARCHY   Texan Declares That If Sedition Law Failed Congress Wouid Be “Bowing” To Labor Chief   MEASURES RETURNED TO  HOUSE FOR MODIFICATION   Palmer Accused of Violating The Consiitution in His Orders

Counsel for Federation of La bor Appears to Attack Measures.   BLANTON SAYS REDS CONTROL FEDFRATION   Palmer’s Agents Have Violated Laws Themselves, ~ Says Ralston.

PALMER, GIVER AP IN DEBATE SEDITION BILL   REP. RALSTON SAYS THE ATTOBRNEY GENERAL VIOLATED THE CONSTITUTION   Would Ask Him Whether Freedom of The Peonle Was Viclated By The Department

Pils “Are Closed and Empir Seemingly, Faces Industrial Chaos Unequalled in War.   lcUNDAY NOT A TEST DAY

BRITISH COAL MINES ARE AT STANDSTILL   Railway - Transport Men Decide on Course Today   Mediation in Strike Discussed Everywhere, but No Step Taken

COAL INDUSTRY IN. BRITAIN STOPPED BY MINERS’ STRIKE   Nation Faces Most Crucial Crisi Since War; Railmen “May Join

UUAL INOUSTRY AT OTANDSTILL WES ARE (OLE   Feeling of Pessimism Pervades United Kingdom and Country Facing a  Condition Most Depressing.   HAIL WIEN MEETING TODA)   Public Wonders Whether They and Transport Workers Are to Join Miners. Premier Hopes to Keep Things Running.

STORES UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Detachments of Cavalr Are Reported Patrolling City Streets

MEXICAN SOLDIERS ON GUARD TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO STORES OF CHINESE CITIZENS IN SONORA

VILLA FORCES POORLY ARMED   Hundred Bandits Said te Be Heading Toward Coahuila Today

CAN’T BLAME MINERS FOR SHORTAGE OF COAL   Have Dug Fifty Million Tons More Than Last Year, Ellis Searles Says.

SEES NO SHORTAGE IN COAL   Miners’ Union Editor Says Men Dug 50,000,000 Tons More Than in 1919.

SOVIET WIRELESS REPORT SO CLAIM   ‘Alternating Successes in Lemberg Region”’

SEPTEMBER GRIND   REGULAR TERM or cikcun COUNT TO BEGIN MOND: Aye      Men for the Grand ad Petit Tues Brawi ‘This Morning.

SEPTEMBER HIND   REGULAR TEREM OF CIROEUL COURT TO BEGIN MONDAY.   Men for the Grand and Petit Jurie Drawn This Morning.

FINAL TRIAL HELD TODAY      Vanitic and Resolute Preen Sail in Cup Competition,

COMFORT STATION — FOR. LEBANON MIGHT COST ABOUT $20,000   Project Discussed At Meeting of City and County Officials—$5,000 For Mainten~ance—Com: Krause Suggested Court House Toilets Be Converted Into Temnorarv Quarters.   OLD OFFICERS — RE-ELECTED BY FIRE POLICE

COMFORT STATION _ FOR LEBANON MIGHT - COST ABOUT $20,000   Project Discussed At Meeting of City anc  ~~ County Officials—$5,000 For Mainten -. ance—Com. Krause Suggested Court  _ House Toilets Be Converted Into Tem’ porary Quarters.

HAYS -AS. SENATOR      New TO BE POSTM. TER.      Politiciand Figured ‘This Move to Re * tain, Hays as National Chairman.

HAYS AG SENATOR   TO TAKE NEW'S PLACE AND NEW TO BE POSTMASTER.   Politicians Figured Tiris Move to Retain Hays as National Chairman.

TEUTONS INFORMED “TREY MAY TRY WAR CRIMINALS AT HONE   Allies Also Decide -Holland Need Not Give Up Ex-Kaiser For Hearing   HOLLAND TO GUARD HOHENZOLLERN CLOSE   If Berlin Trials Are Not Fait Entente Will Step In and Press Claims

GERWANY WILL TRY OWN MEN  AA WAR ha  a uy te dG, mee , fe! HGS . bake Py AES. ChUMES   Holland Will Be Held Strictly  Responsible for Former ‘Emperor's Conduct

LET GERMANY TRY HER WAR CRIMINALS   Allied Council Sends Note to Berlin.   UNDER ALLIED SURVEILLANCE:   Will Leave Disposition of Accused Germans in Hands of Supreme Court of Leipsic.

GERMANY WILL BE PERMITTED 10 TRY ACCUSED GERMANS   SUPREME COUNCIL SENDS NOTICE THAT ALLIES WILL BE SATISFIED WITH THIS PROCEDURE.

ALLIES WILL TAM CH 1 ACVESE  HECISIGNS   Holland May Keep William, sul Will Be Held Responsible   PROMISE TO GUARD EX-KAISER CLOSELY   Hungarian Cabinet Meet to Accept or Reject Peace Proposals

GERMANS TO TRY OWN CRIMINALS. FOR WAR CRIMES   Ard Holland Will Keep Forme: Kaiser, Under Latest En tente Agreement,

ALLIES ABANDON NRICINAL DEMAND!   Germany Will Try Men Accused By Algies and Holland May Intern Kaiser.

sUPREME ALLIED COUNCIL ' SENDS NOTE TO THIS EFFECT TO BERLIN _   EX-KNISER TO RE INTERNED

EXTRADITION DEMANDS ARE GREATLY GHANGEL    Germany Informed She May Try Men Accused of Crimes; Holland May Keep William,

GERMANY 10 TRY ACCUSED   Holland May Intern the Former Emperor and Satisfy Allies

He MAY Th WAR CRIMINALS   Fair Hearings in Teuton Courts and Internment of Kaiser, Instead of Surrender, Will Satisfy Entente.

TO-TAY ACCUSED HUNG WW CEAIMANY       ar ik i Allied Powers Acobpt Proposal-o _Gertiiny to Md ‘Trials ie & Lotnsig       HOLLAND. HOLDS WILHELM        SPARLISH ‘A SUPREME couRr “omy CONDUGr TRIAL z      ote, fo Holland Says Sho  Mus a PResponsibility.” far heuzollor Aland

GERMANY 10 TRY WAR CRIMINALS   NOTES TO THIS EFFECT HAVE BEEN SENT TO BERLIN BY

NEW MINISTRY S MODERATE   GREEK CABINET IS WORKING OVERTIME TO REINSTATE  FUNCTIONARIES

REINGTATE MANY  FUNCTIONARIES NOW JOBLESS   New Greek Cabinet Will Put Men Back In Old Positicns, Renart _*

NATION {5 UNITED, GOUNARIG INFORM ASSOCIATED PRESS   Members of New Greek Cabine' Bend Every Effort to Get Regime Established.   FRANCE AND ENGLAND TO EMPLOY ECONOMIC PROTEST   Allies Decide Not to Use Force in Opposing Constantine's Return to the Throne.

ASK REV ISILON ‘OF “PREATY.   Tarks Take Advastage of New Tur im Greck Affairs.

INSISTS GREECE UNITED NATION   New Cabinet Members Working Over-time tu Establish New Regime and Former Officers  “No Longer Endeavoring To Assassinate Others’ Says  gE gSREag Bea

GREEKS AT WORK Of NEW GOVERNMENT   Old Venizelos Followers Be ing Tréated Leniently Bu Thousands of Changes Ari Being Made in Governmen Posts,

“TIME THE NATIONS QUIT WARS AND GO TO WORK AGAIN”   New Greek Minister of War Says “We Wish to Live At Peace With All Nations”

Republican Majority Leaders Do Not Lock With Favor on Proposal to Center Campaign on Wilson Peace Measure; Hays Wants Compromise

WILL H HAYS COMMENTS ON — JREATY FIGHT      Republicans Are Coutent With Theit Chances of Success in “Amerjcanizing” Treaty.

HEADS SAY PAUT GAN BE FIXED   Majority Leaders Not f Favot of Making Treaty Campaign Issue

MILLIONS PAID TO STATE INJURED!       Industrial Accidents in Past Four Years Cos $23,000,000.

LARGE SUMS PAID TO THOSE INJURED IN FOUR: YEARS   Report from Department of Labor and Industry Shows that Many Unfortunates Received Benefits

ORDER OHORTEST ROUTE FOR CARS   Interstate. .Commerce Commission Cancels’ All Car Service Regulations

SUSPEND CAR OEAVIGE RULES   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Issues Order Against Freight Jam.

RUSH TRAFFIC  Wi  FIRST ORDER   Commerce Com. Would End Freight Blockade

OFFICIALS EXPECT ~ RELIEF FROM FREIGHT JAM WITHIN FEW DAYS   General Order  Sent to al  Roads by Commerce Commission

1.0.0. TKES ACTION TO LIF FREIGHT TIE-U   All Railroads in the U. S. Are Ordered to Forward Traffic Without Regard to Previous Routing.

RAILROADS GIVEN ORDERS.   Instructed to Disregard Pre vious Routing and Abrogate Car Service Rules.

COMMISSION RESCINDS CAR SERVICE RULES   First General Order in Effort to Break Freight Traffic Jam Throughout Country

CHICAGO RED SHOT DOWN BY OFFICERS   Russian, Crazed by Bolshevik Propaganda, Battles Police.   ANOTHER SUSPECT IS KILLED   Riot in South Side When Two Ne groes Kill Street Car Conductor— Fugitives Besieged in Church Saved by the Police.

CRAZED RED IS SHOT IN CHICAGC   Russian Bolshevik, Unbalanced by Propaganda, Battles Chicago Detectives.   REFUSES TO OBEY POLICE   Two Negroes Kill Street Car Conductor on South Halsted Street Line —Saved From Lynching by Prompt Action of Police.

IN CHICAGO   Russian Bolshevik, Unbalanced by Propaganda, Battles Chicago Detectives.   REFUSES 10 OBEY POLICE   Two Negroes Kill Street Car Conduc_ ter on South Halsted Street Line  —Saved From Lynching by Prompt Action of Police.

Endless Chain of Price anc Wage Decline in Motion, Judge Is Told.

INDUSTRY IS NOW ENGAGED IN BIG —JSGLING STUNTS   Head of Educati¢nal: Depait ment of Ford Company Tells ' __ of Industrial Conditions. ©’

INDUSTRY NOW DOING LGREAT Aerie’ ae)   S*yiranchos Fel Drop ~ Branches rop

 FOLLOW DROP IN.   DOLLAR WHEAT IS. PREDICTE! BY MANAGER OF THE PRATT FLOUR. MILL

BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER   J. L. Brady and Melvilfe Shipman Sole Owners of Salina Journal

Names of American Seng wie! of Russ Bolsheviki Given   Seven Officers in Railway Serv,. , lee Corpa Held Prisoner - in Ciberia

UNION CHIEF RAPS DRY ACT   Prohibition Causes Much of Labor Un. rest, Saya Granite Cutters’ ~ President,

LABOR CHIEF RAPS DRY ACT   Declares Prohibition Law Causes Mich of the Unrest.

a5 RELIEF BADLY NEEDED NEAR EAST, CLAIM   ‘Millions of War Orphans Are Public Charges. Manager of Red Cross Says.

CAROLINA YCUNGSTERS ARE PHING UP MONEY   Bbavings Societies In Schools Making Excellent Progress—Spiendiad Support Given United States Treasury Department.

TURKISH BRIGANDS KIDNAP AMERICAN   Bandits Capture Missionary in Cil ician—Prompt Rescue Action Urged to State Department. ~

Thousands Witnessed Ceremony aie Biggest Event in the History of Northampton.   HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

TRUSTEE ASKED FOR BIG FIVE PAGKERS   GOVERNMENT CONTENDS CON CERNS FAIL TO PRESENT SUITABLE PLAN,   5. TAXES INITIATIVE   Decree Is Sought for Such Trustee  to Sell Stockyard Properties  by Court Direstion.

GOVERNMENT ASKS STOCKYARDS SALE   PETITION FILED WITH COURT SUGGESTS DISPOSAL OF “BIG  — FIVE" PROPERTY.

ASKS TRUSTEES SALE OF YARD   Government Files Petition in Court with Objections to the Packer’s Plans

AOKOU. 9. COURT TO NAME TRUSTEE FOR STOCK YARDS   Government Rejects Big Five Packers’ Plans; Wants Properties Sold Separately.

ELL OTOGKYARD PROPERTIES OF Tt BIG FIVE PACKERS   Government Petitions Distric’ Supreme Court to Appoint Trustee.   PACKERS HAVE FAILED TO OFFER SUITABLE PLAN   Petition Asks That Trustee b« Directed Sell Properties i: Such Manner as Court Ma; Direct, After Due Notice t Defendants.

Government Objects to Pians of Packers for Disposing ‘of Their Properties   WOULD DIRECT TRUSTEE * TO SELL ALL PROPERTY   Attorney General Maintains That Packers’ Plan Would  Not Eliminate Control) 

TO SELL STOCK YARDS   Government Petitions Court to Name Trustee

Govt. Asks Seizure Of Stock Yards Property   Appointment of Trustee For Receiving Holdings of Big Five Packers Is Asked  In Petition.

TO TAKE STOCK YARDS   U. &. ACTS TO SEIZE PROPERTY OF Bia FIVE.   ‘Supreme Court Is /.sked to Appoin Trustee to ft andle the  Prcop.:t es,

ORDER SALE OF PACKER YARDS   U. S. TIRED OF MEAT KING'S MANY PLANS AND ADOPTS ONE OF ITS OWN.

MUCH MORE MEXICAN OIL,   Production There Increased 46 Per Cent Last Year.

DECLARES ONLY CHOICE LEFT IS WITHTHE G.0.P.   Californian Says Platform On League Of Nations Is Better. _ Than That Of The Demo cratic Party   LEAGUE IS ENGROSSING AND PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Calls On Americans Who  Would Guard American In  _terests to Make Choice And Support The Republicans

HIRAM AT’ LAST BREAKS SILENCE   SUPPORT OF HARDING THE “ONLY CHOICE” BE SAYS.   LEAGUE IS THE ISSUE   THE SENATOR DOESN'T LIKE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. .   The “Paramount Issue”! In His Miad Is the League and.He Will _ Not Stand the Wilson Brand.

JOHNSON OUT FOR PARTY NOMINEES   California Senator in Ringing Statement Calls on All to Suppert G. 0. PB.

AYS DEMOCRATS ABE UNAMERIGAN      California Senator Declan People Have No Choice: to Save Nation. <=   WILL SUPPORT. HARDING

TREATY WILL RUIN NATION; SAYS JOHNSON   People Should Suppor Republicar Party, Declares Senate.

SCHATOR JOGNGON URGES SUPPORT OF 6. 0. P. TICKET   Declares Platforms of Two Parties Are Directly Oprosed.

JOHNSON TO SUPPORT REPUBLICAN TICKET; LEADERS T0 CONFER   California Senator Says Candi date Stands “Four Square Upon Platform.”  .   HARDING TO'TALK WITH ~~ <HAYS AND. DUPONT FRIDAY   Campaign to Be Directed Agains Democratic Platform and "Not Men.

Republican Support Is Only Choice, He Says   G. 0. P. Platform Declared Covenant Contained Stipulations Intolerable to an Indepen dent Peoples ©

California Senator Says the Issue is Sharply and Squarely Drawn.   HE STILL FAVORS FREEDOM OF U.S

b. 0. P. OAFEGUARD TO AMERICANISM   Johnson Says It’s Duty Of People to Support the Republicans.

JOHNSON SHATTERS HOPES OF OF      Issues Statement From California That Those Believing in Safeguarding and Protecting Americanism Must Support The G. O. P:;) Democrats Hold to Wilson Covenant   ISSUE UP TO AMERICAN - PEOPLE, HE°SAYS:

HIRAM JORNSON WILL SUPPORT G0. P. TICKET   Californian in Interview To. day Makes Clear His Position.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Late Contender for Nomina tion Says Nothing of Harding.

JOHNSON LINES UP WITH SEN. HARDING   California Senator Puts His 0. K on Republicans.   Contrasts League Plank of the Tw Platforms—Views League as Election issue,

DEMOCRATS  EVASIVE        Refused to Meet the ssue Squarels At San Francisqo Johnson Declares

MUST SUPPORT — THEIR PARTY   Mh Johnson Says This Is the Only Choice That Is Left Him

DAILY      SEN, HIRAM JOHNSON FALLS INTO LINE URGES SUPPORT FOR CANDIDATE HARDIN(

ITS LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK SUITS HIM.   The California Senator, a Candidate For the Presidency, Says League Of Nations Is the Outstand ing Issue Now.

JOHNSON WH OYE SUPPORT  TO HARDING   Says Republicans. Will ..Safeguard, Preserve and Protect Americanism. -

JOHNSON WILL ASSIST:  HARDING TO THE LIMIT   Says He Stands Four-Square On Republican Platform. Only Choice Left.

HIRAM JOHNSON SAYS REPUBLICAN TICKET SHOULD GET PUBLIC SUPPOR   Californian Senator Declares League of Nations Is issue And That Republican Party Must Be Sustained

JOHNSON IS IN LINE   Califeriia is Supperting Republican Candidate and Plat= form.

“PRESIDENTS’ LEAGUE COVENANT PARAMOUNT ISSUE,” SEN. JOHNSON   Republican Party Stands Firmly Opposed to the League of Nations While the Democrats Endorse and Favor the League as Presented

AMERICANISM SOLE ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN SAYS SEN, JOHNSOM   Declares Preservation of it Demands Support of G. O. P.

ISSUES STATEMENTIN SUPPORT OF G. 0. P. PLATFORM.  ROR AMERICA FIRST   League Issue up to People at November Elections for © PDearicion,

BACK REPUBLICANS TO SAFEGUARD U.S   HIRAM JOHNSON DECLARES FOR PARTY'S STAND OF 1RAGT   Refused to Meet the issue Squarels At San Francisco Johnsen Declares

IORNSON SCORES WILSON IN LEAGU   ‘Senator Hiram W. Johnsen Say:   League Will Breed   More Wars.  }

SAYS. OVERSHADOWING QUESTION IS LEAGUE COVENANT. -—   Republican Platform ‘Assureg. Policy of True Ameri. canism as Laid Down by “Washington, Jefferson &  . Manena”

SAYS OVERSHADOWIN( QUESTION IS LEAGUI COVENANT.   Republican Platform Assures Policy of True Americanism as Laid Down by  ' Washington, Jefferson &  Manrno 

STANDING BY G. 0. P. ONLY CHOICE _ LEFT TO REAL AMERICANS, SAYS SENATOR JOHNSON OF CALIFORNI/

“HIRAM JOHNSON. F (QVM TOG. 0.8   : Repubtican, Senator, Whe Wreckec a dTaaehes - tn J8t6, Wl  . Stppor. Harding,   Jchysen Says Republicans Oppase  Leigue Because ef Dangers In' velved Ly Entering Maelstrom of Eurcpet$n PMplomacy.

AMERICA’S ONLY CHOICE IS G.0.P., HIRAM ASSERTS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS ALONE WILL SAFEGUARD AND PRESERVE OLD IDEALS, JOHNSON SAYS

REPUBLICAN PARTY ONLY CHOIGE LEFT FOR AMERICAN OM   eague of Nations Issue Now Up to’Voters for Decision, Says the Californian.   “OVERSHADOWING QUESTION OF PRESENT CAMPAIGN”   Maelstrom’ of European and  Asiatic Entanglement or Peace, Johnson Asks.

‘JOHNSON URGES ALL PEPUBLICNSTI STICK T0 PARTY PLATFORM   Says That it is Against - The League of Nations While The Democrats Are’ For It And Country Must be Saved By the Republican Spirit. —

REPUBLICANS IN -GHICKEO COUNGIL   Committee Plans For For-. mal Notification.

JOHNSON OUT FOR HARDINE   Support af Candidate Standing FOU. Stare” Oily Choice,   ISSUES UP TO PEOPLE      “serving ‘Aiiériodhtem,: He sue

CALIFORNIAN, I NSTATEMENT, DE “CLABES G. 0. PB. 1S; “ONLY ; \CHOICE™ :

SAYS G. 0. P. SAVIOR   JOHNSON PUTS HIS O. K. ON CHICAGO PLATFORM.   Declares It Is Only Choice Left to Those Who Cherish American Ideals.

REPUBLICAN PARTY. 15 SAFE SARIN QUE AMERICANISN   Senator Hiram Johnson - Issues Statement Wrging -Support Of Ticket Named’ At Chicago.   ISSUE. IS-- SOUARELY JOINED

JohnsonSays Only W ay to Preserve Americanism Is  to Support G.O. P. Ticket

RAM, JOHNSON ISSUES TATEMENT SHOWING HE VILL STAND BY PARTY N COMING CONTEST OF EMOCRATS REPUBL CANS

ALL BOLSHEVIKE COMMANDER ORDERED 70 AKRANGE FOR NEGOPLATIONS.   Failure of the Soviet to Accopt BoHeved Would Have Meant In vasion by the Aled Forces,

TENat GAlolo AICHIED Aa  nCD ARMY YIELDS   Need of Allied Intervention Eliminated Through Move  for Armistice

SOVIET ARMY CROSSES "FRONTIER AT ALMOST EVERY POINT ON LINE   Government Overturned And ‘. Socialists Seize Power In ..  Polish Capital _

Commanders of Red Armieg Ordered Afield to Nego« j tiate Peace Terms   30LSHEVIK! OUTNUMBER ENEMY BY THREE TO ONE   0. S. CONSIDERS ADVISABIDG ITY OF EXTENDING CREDIS TO POLAND FOR PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES,

BRITISH AVERT MINE TIEUP AS MINERS AGREF   Government’s Offer of 20 Percent Wage Boost Accepted By Men.

BRITISH MINERS ACCEPT OFFER OF. THE GOVERNMENT   Agree to Accept Twenty Porcen Increase in Gross Earnings Thas Obviating Strike  Dancer.

ENGLISH MINERS. ~ACPEPT INCREASE   Decision of the Men Isa Said Te Ob  wfate ‘the Danger eof.a Qtriba

SLAIN ON RIG GRANDE BRIDGE   E. W. Speed of Texas Is Killed by « Mexican at .Nuevo Laredo— Slayer Is in. Jail.

RUUGEVELT AGH Rok HARDING 10 DEFINE ATTITUDE   Bitterly Attacks Labor Record and Tariff Policy of Republican Nominee.   GREETED AT WHEELING BY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD   Walks With A. B. Koontz, Dem. ocratic Nominee for Gover nor, at Head of Long Pro. cession Through the Streets to His Hotel.

FRE UPENED   PECTISION ON STREET IMPROVEMENT LATER,   All Estimate Below Figure of City  engineer.

NEW'S HALF-SISTER. ~ TESTIFIES FOR HIM   Untfolds a Strange Story of the Boyhood Life of Young Murderer.

MOB ATTACK UPON HOTEL IN: BERLIN   Many Guests,’ “Including “Numbe! OF fAmericans, .Make ‘Them:  ’selves.. Safe’ Behind Double yan Ot Param   OPEN. MACHINE.” GUN. FIRE   Events Took ,Place During Passing OF Baltic Tigops—Streats Were  ‘Banked With “Hundreds: Of ee me   RESERTED -- . BEFORE NIGHT

COMMISSION HEARS TESTIMONY ABOUT RAILROAD VALUES   Interstate Body Finds Executives and Employes Differ Widely in Views

DIFFER WIDELY ON _ DETERMINING VALUE   ROAD HEADS AND EMPLOYES BE FORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION,   TWENTY BILLION ESTIMATE   General Counsel Thom Declares That Any Less Would Upset Investment Values.

RAIL HEADS AND -EMPLOYES CLAS   Both Sides. Testify Before Interstate Commerce Commission

PROBLEM NOW T0 FIX VALUE OF RAILROAD   OPINIONS DIFFER WIDELY ON METHOD TO BE USED IN OBTAINING FIGURES:   Owners Propose One Method While Employees Think Another Would Get Desired Results-

TO FIX ROADS’ VALUATION.   Railroad Executives and Em ployes Differ Widely as to Methods to be Used.

AAILADAD HEADS PND EMPLOYES DIFFER   Representatives of Shippers and State Commissions, Considered as Representing Public, Will be Heard.

RAILWAY HEADS AND EMPLOYES DIFFER WIDELY   Railroad Wage Board Formed by Commission  at Washington.

KEEP LOOKING YOUN   It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets

KEEP LOOKING YoU"   ay bat ali  It’s Easy—If You Know ['r. Edwards’ Olive Tablete

Anti-Saloon League worker Now at Dayton, Calls on Dick Howell in State Peni: tentiary at Columbus.

FRENCH FORCES IN UPPER SILEGIA An BEING REINFORCED   Ten Armored Cars Sent To Oppeln By the Government.

HEALTH HEADS SEE RELIEF   CHICAGO EPIDEMICS: PROMISES TO NOW DECLINE, SAY THE DOCTORS.

CRIMSONS WIN IN MOSCOW   Extremists Elect 674 Out of 719 Depu. ties-—Etrghty Women Chosen.

EXTREMISTS SWEEP MOSCOW   Communists Elect 674 Out of 719 Deputies—80 Women Win, 70 of Them Communists,

JUDGE CRUM AGING TOWNLE}   {MPEACHED BY LEGISLATUR! OF MONTANA FOR, PRO-GERMANISM, GOES To N Dp.    LEGISLATIVE GANOIQATI   Mysterious Disappearance of Guilty Jurist Accounted for When American Legion Digs Into Crum’s Histary.

JUDGE GRUM — JOINS TOWNLEY   IMPEACHED BY LEGISLATURE OF MONTANA FOR, PRO-GERMANISM, GOES TO N. D.   Mysterious Disappearance of Guilty Jurist Accounted for When American Legion Digs Into Crum’s History.

He Out Sunday to Help Men's Chass of Christian church Beat Mitehelt.

GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL.   Be Out Sunday to Help Men's Class of Christian Church Beat Mitchell.

HUNDREDS KILLED, THOUSANDS HURT BY FTALIAN QUAKE   Entire Towns Shaken Down by Earth Tremors—Survivors Of Disaster Are Rendered . Homeless.

‘Watchman Saves His  Employer $75,000 Steck  OF Liquor In Maryland

sium paca an temic reminds Tach uaiaians iia Dine nunca ncaluateai ee aaE NUE  SAVED $75,000 STOCK OF LIQUOR FOR CONTRACTOR

Reds Jailed; Confessto Death Plot   SCHEMED TO WRECK I. C SPECIAL AND TO KILL EVERY PASSENGER.

PLOTTERS PLANS WERE DIABOLICAI      Had Program Succeeded, Not a Passenger On the Diamond Special Would Have Remained Alive.

TERRIBLE PLOT TO WREGK A TRAIN ANG KILL PASSENGERS 15 LAID 10 SOVIETS

WRANT 10 KILL ALL ABOARD   Confemiens Made by Fereign Com muniste of Merderous Plet to wreck a Train.

FORMATION OF THIRD PARTY 1S ‘SEEN BY SOME   Chieago ‘headquarters: 0 Committee: of  Forty-. : _ aloht issie.eall

WILL THEY FORM A THIRD PARTY?   Effort to That End May be At. tempted by Some Disgruntled Ones.   TRYING TO PROMOTE RUMPUS IN THE CAMP   Senator Johnson Has Not Ye' Made Any Promises to be Goad.

DISGRUNTED "TO PLACE NEW TICKET IN FIELD   Committee of 48 Issue: Statement Condemning G. O. P. and for New Convention to Be Helc in Chicago.   JOHNSON RENEGS

committee of Forty-Eight Calls a Convention For the Purpose of Nominating and Formulating a Platform—Johnson to Be Requested to Thow Infiuence Behind Third Party

“his Cloud Had Real Silver:  We Se ee ee ee ee ee  “g it is Turned Inside Out in Cour

This Cloud Had Real Silver  ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee  So it is Turned Inside Out in Court

MEXICAN STRIKE REPORTED SETILED   ‘Tampico and Vera Cruz Says Workers Returning in Great Numbers,

MARYLAND EXECUTIVE FOR WINES AND BEER      Governor Ritchie in Legislative Message Urees Fassage of Wet Measures.

GOV. RITCHIE OF MARYLAND FOR LIGHT BREWS    Urese Legislature to Pasa Bill Au theorizing Light Wines Ale and Cider,

SEPH CAILLAL  Is IVEW FPEEDON      Refuses To: Make: ‘Statement - Except To Sa yStay In Paris: Will

~ NOW IN PARI   Former. French. Premier Set F ‘ree—Refused to ‘Make Statement 

CAILLAUX, FREED, IS BACK IN PARIS   will Not Be There May 1   Is Former Premier's  Only Comment.

eT er ey ee ey ae Me er em  GAILLAUX DECLARES HE WON'T BE THERE WAY

CAILLAUX IS FREE.      But the French Premier hay Wt ishment Yet to Come.

GAILLIAUX 1S RELEASES REFUSES TQ gIScuss HIS TRIAL FOR TREASOR   HE AND JUS WIFE ARRIVE TV PA.  RIS BUT WILL LEAVE _eew IN A WEEK.

CAILLAUX IS RELEASED BY AUTHORITIES   Former French Premier Ha: Been Set Free and Will Not Return to Prison.

. i u CAMLAUX SET FREE.         Former French iremier Refeived “Light Se tence. :

JOSEPH CAILLAUX WAS FREED TODAY   Arrived Today at ‘His Home in Paris; Was Sentenced to Three Years

CAILLAUX SET FREE,   Former French Premier Retreived  Light Sentence.

MANDATE REQUEST FLATLY REFUSED   z i senate Committee ‘sina to 4 Te  Reject Armenian Mandate Request of Wilson.

REFUSE WILSON’S REQUEST FOR MANDATE QVER ARMENIE   ~enafer Brandegee oof  Connecticw Framed Resalution Declining to  Authorize Jove,

Wiison Plea For Mandate Is Rejected   Porcign Relations Committee Flath Retuses President's Request That America Assame  Armenian Mandastayed

SENATE COMMITTEE REFUSES REQUEST ARMENIAN MANDATE   BY (A VOTE OF ELEVEN TO FOUR COMMITTER ADOPTED RESO. LiTION DECLINING REQUEST

SENATE DE RIES WLS 3 PLE FR A ADATE   Foreign Relations Committee by Vote of 11 to 4 Declines Proposal

SENATE COMMITTEE FLATLY REFUSES ARMENIAN MANDATE   Resolution Offered to Congress to “Respectfully Decline” to Accept Wilson's Proposal

Million Unemployed -. in England Cause of. _ Grave Apprehension   LABOR ORGANIZATION FAVOR REOPENING TRADE WITH RUSSIA; PREMIER SUGGESTS EMIGRATION, UNTIL” WORLD CONDITIONS RECOVER: ‘FROM. OWA bi

MANY UNEMPLOYED AT LONDON   Remedy Thought Possible by Opening Trade With Russia.

PARTY: LEADERS! HOPE. To"! IN REASE «REGISTRATION UN: . DER. AMENDED LAW...

KANSAS VOTERS BACK GOY. ALLEN AND SEN. CURTIS   In Oklahoma Representative Ferris Seems to be Winning . Over Sen. Gore

BREST LITOVSK   Probable Place for Russ-Polish Armistice Negotiations.

BISBEE SHERIFF UN OEPORTATIONS   Patriotismand Desire to Pre vent Bloodshed Prompted Him to Act.

NHEELER TAKES STAND 10 GIVE His VERSION Ot BISBEE TROUBLE   Former Cochise Co. Sherifi Says He Feared Men, Women and Children on Bota Sides Would Be Killed,   ACTED FOR WELFARE  OF THE COMMUNITY   Patriotism and Desire to Pree vent Bloodshed Prompted Him to Deport 1,618 Arizonans, He Says:

JOHN SHARP” ‘WASARRESTED ~ATPOTISVILLE   Charged With Having Obscure ‘Literature Sent Through the Mails   Placed Under $1000 Bail For Trial in Scranton Court  ~~,

JOHN SHARP WAS ARRESTED AT POTTSVILLE   Charged With Having Obscure Literature Sent Through the Mails’      laced Under $1000 Bail For Trial in Scranton Court

TEXAD APPROVES OF THE ADMINISTRATION   Matter of State Politics is Then Taken Up and Discussed in the State Convention—League of Nations Annraved.

icvnd UEMOCRATS ARE POSITIVE TN ENDORSI NG ADMINISTRATION SEND UNFETTERED DELEGATES TO FRISCO CONVENTION

“CRANK” GUILTY JF MURDERING KIDNAPED BABE   Life Imprisonment is Maximum Carried by Conviction  Body of Blakely Coughlin Has    oe ae es yp Rappers 5 sto

A LIFE TERM FOR SLAYER AND KIDNAPEF   Sentence Will Be Pronouncec¢ on August Pasquale Next Saturday.

LIFE IMPRISONMENT ONLY FOR PASQUALE   Court Accepts. Plea of Cuiltv.

“LEHI PERM FOR "CRANK"   . BE 7 » of TMakely. Coughtin Must . Ge to Prisan,

A NOTE TO MR. WILSON   Freach. Premier Has Sent Som Decisions of Allies. About Tutkey.

SOUNDS WILSON ON TURKEY   Premier Millerand Notifies U. S. Ex. exutive of Allies’ Plan of Action in the East.

FRENCH ENVOY 10 TELL WILGON ALLY PLANS FOR TURKEY   England, Italy, Likely to Follow Suit and Ask His Opinion, According to “Pertinax.”   ACTION TAKEN FEARING HE MIGHT VETO SETTLEMENT   Hope Still Entertained America Will Share Oriental Burden, French Writer States.

Is Fully Advised Concerning the Developments of the Turkish Situation.

WILSON TO KNOW DETAILS OF TURK TREATY OF PEACE   Allies Will Keep Him Informed Through Ambassadors.

TURKISH ISSUE BEING SETTLED   UNITED STATES EXPECTED TO SHARE ORIENTAL BURDEN.

 TAKEY ue   \General Decisions Will First Be Submitted to ( “President.      ORDER AS’ PRECAUTIO?      European Statesmen’ Still Hope America Will Share Oriental. Burden.

SEND DECISION TO WILSON.   Supreme Allied Council's Acticn on Tarkey Iseve Sent to Washington,

TURKISH PEACE TREATY PLACED BEFORE Wii SON   Allies Seek Opinion of Chief Executive Before Concluding Treaty.

WILOUN'S OPINION QUUGHT BY ALLIES   SETTLEMENT WITH TURKEY BE SUBMITTED TO HIM SAYS NEWSPAPER.   LLOYD GEORGE THEATRIE   British Premier Reported to Be in Favor of Demonstration Against Turks in City of Constantinople.

ALLIES PRESENT  TURK clTUATION TO WASHINGTON   INFORM PRESIDENT WILSON © GENERAL DECISION AND SEPK HIS OPINION,

APPEAL TO WILSON IN TURKISH MATTE!   Want to Head off George's “Theatricals.”

PROPOSED BIG  DEMONSTRATION   Hoped That’ America Will Shoulder Part Oriental Burden

 WILSON TO BE INFORMED,  OF ALLIES. TURKISH PLAN   Done As Precaution, Says Pertinax in View of President's Vetu of Settlement,

WILSON ASKED ‘TURKISH VIEWS   'Send“Supréme C Council, De. cisions to President, Says Paper’s Political Expert

JUSSERAND T0 GIVE ~STAND OVER TURKE}   instructed to Visit Wilson; Ne _ Opposition to Program is '. Expected,   WILSON NOT RECEIVING

SUICIDE’S BODY BEING BROUGHT TOWASHINGTON   Admiral Brittain Shoots Sel: During Seige of Mental Tilness

LL HEALTH WAS GAUSE OF ACT   Rear Admiral Brittain, Whe Shot Himself, Broke Down From Overwork.

BRITTAIN REMAINS DUE TODAY   Admiral of Navy in Poor Health When He Committed Suicide.

BRITTAIN HAD BEEN Ith.   oor Health Was Probably Cause of Admirals Sujctde.

BRITTAIN'S BODY. BROUGHT 10 W. ¥   Suicide of U. S. Naval Officer Result of Ill Health it is Believed.——Body in Charge of His Son Now on Way to TInited Statec.

BRITTAIN oUtCIOE LAID TO {LLNESE AND MIND STRAIK   Admiral Atténdéd Reception on Flagship to Coontz Night _ Before Found Dead.

BADY .@N WAY.HOME.         m of Rear Admiral Brittain’: Bealtliis Said io Have ~ 4 Been Poor.

BODY OF DEAD OFFICER * WILL ARRIVE TUESDA\   Admiral Brittain Killed Sel With Pistol.

BRITTAIN. BODY BROUGHT TON. l   Suicide of U.S, Naval Office: Result of If! Health it is Be lieved.—Body in Charge His Son Now on Way tc TInitod Statec.

HOSPITAL SHIP BRINGS BODY OF BRITTAIN HOME   Believe Mental Strain Propmted U. S. Admiral to Kill Self.

NOTE SENT BY ALLIES  TO DUTCH   Supreme Council’s Letter Demanding the Extradi-. tion of the Former Kais~ er Goes Forward   FATE OF WILHELM IS UP TO HOLLAND

EX-KAISER BECOMES LABORER   Works Two Heurs Strengthening Dykes From Rising Rhine.

Supreme Council’s Letter Demanding the Extradi-. tion of the Former Kaiser Goes Forward   FATE OF WILHELM IS UP TO HOLLAND

WORLD WIDE 6. &. WILL BE ORGANIZE AT PARIS IN JUNE   PIVE LEADING NATIONS WILL Br PINST MEMBERS—-OTHERS WILE FOLLOW.

Balloonists Make 1,200-Mil Trip From Pensacola— Will Return Today.

ALONG BALLOON FLIGHT   FOUR     NAVAL FLYE! THEY MADE RECORD,      Completed Trip From Pensacola, Fla. to Chicagu Wednesday and Start on Returu,

NAVAL FLIERS MADE RECORD BALLOON TRIP  Traveled I 200 Miles From Florida to Illinois.

RECORD FLIGHT bY NAVY BALLOON, [a BELIEF OF PILOT   Four Men in Bag Left Chicago for Pensacola but Must Have Described a Loop.

MINERS DISCUSS. INCREASE DEMANI   - Meet Behind Closed Doors at Muskogee.

THE WAGE ~~ MATTER   Miners*Officials in Oklatonia ‘ar Considering Them ~ Today.

: nei iii iii i ras SEND THEM OVER HERE; UNITED STATES NEEDS 'EM

President Deschanel to Resign This Week; Name  Successor in Few Days:

TO RESIGN   President of - France Suffers From Neurasthenia,   {By United Press}

Relapse of President Deschanel  Considered Serious and Cabinet Will Meel Friday to  “Consider Successor.

PRES. DESCHANEL TO RESIGN   Physical Canditian of Head of French Government Makes It Necessary tor Him to Quit.

FEN PRESIDENT —WIEL-SOON RESIGI   Is Suffering From ‘Neurasthenia and Has Been in Poor Phy*~ gal Condition... <

REDS REORGANIZE ARMY FOR NEW OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE POLE:   FRENCH PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO RESIN DURING THIS WEER

PRESIDENT DESCHANEL OF FRANCE WILL RESIGH DUE TO PROTRACTED ILL HEALTH      Marshal Foch Is Among Men Beings Urged to. Make Race for Head of  Netional Government

GOING: TO RESIGN   President Deschanel of France Will Resign This Week—Health Cause

PRESIDENT DESUHANEL WILL QUIT AS RESULT OF CONTINUED ILLNESS   Successor To French Chair Already Sought --Millerand Will Not Be Candidate He Tells His Boosters --- Peret Named.

FRENCH PRESIDENT T'S JO RESIGN   SUPFERING FROM NEURASTEE NEA AND MENTAL CONDITION REPORTED IMPAIRED.

FRENCH PRES, “TQ RESIGN   Mental Condition Worse Than, Phy: sieal. Meeting -of: Cabinet , to Be Called,

Mental Condition On Rapid I Decline  ASK FOCH T0 RUN  May Suitatie Cabinet At Once

FRENGH PRESIDENT WILL RESIGN SOON   PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CONDI. TION WILL FORCE RETIREMENT OF DESCHANEL.

DESCHANEL WILL RESIGN PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE  :  STATES FOREIGN OFFICE   All Paris Newspapers Urging Marshal Ferdinand Foch to Become a Candidate for Presidency; Millerand Refuses the Honor of Leading Republic

FRENCH PRESIDENT WILL RESIGN SOON   President Deschanel's Mental Coz-tition Worse Than Physical, . -It Is Said

eee TO TRAV EL j       MILUIO N          Officiats of National Park Service Ex: poet Weer dl Wee tea 0 ces

CAMPAIGN RIVALS MIX IN AFFRAY   Chicago Congressman’s Partnel Shot While Giving Out Bills.   Edwin Larney Is Victim of Gang Be fore Hundreds of Churchgoers on Sunday.

CHICAGO MAN IS SHOT   Hundreds of Churchgoers See Shooting of Edwin Larney as He Was _ Distributing Bilis.

IDIANA READY FORE 8. TOURNED     IN   Ail, BLOOMINGZON OPEN TO VISPPORS FOR COMING STATE BASKET BALL MEET

INDIANA READY FOR i. $. TOURNE)   “ALL BLOOMINGTON OPEN TC - -YISEFORS FOR COMING STATE   BASKET BALL MEET  }

POLITICAL STATUS IN EAMIANY NOT CHANGE   ‘STATE ‘DEPARTMENT: FAILS TO -RE“CEIVE/ADVICE ON" ‘CONFER- . :. “ENCE.OF COMMANDERS: :

AWAITING REPORT FROM GEN. ALLEN   Washington Has No Word on Possible Military Measures in German Disorders   STRIKEINHAMBURG   Much Speculation as to the Status’ of Americans on Rhine River

WAH DEPARTMENT [0 WITHOUT REPORT FROM GEN. ALLEN   Other Government Advices Throw Little Light on Political Situation in Germany.   SPECULATION AS TO STATUS OF TROOPS ON THE RHINE   Change of Government of Only Pass ing Interest to Commanders Unles It Portends a Departure From Ger man Engagements Under the Treat of Versailles,

U. 3. WHY UEEIGIAL WEWS HUM GERMAN   Advices Throw Litile Light on Political Status   AWAIT WORD FROM ALLEN

NO REPORT FROM AMERICAN COMMANDER   Military Aspects  of German Revolt Are Still Wrapved in Haze of Doubt.

STATUS OF YANK FORCE   American Detachment Stull on Duty at Coblenz Under . Armistice Terms.   WONDER IF MARSHAL FOCH IS COMMANDER   Opinions Vary_as_to. Author _ ity of General Allen; No " Reports Received.

WASHINGTON IS STILL WITHOUT REPORT FROM COMMANDER OF AMERICAN FORCES '  * IN GERMANY AS TO MILITARY SITUATION   Much Speculative Discussion As To Status of General Allen’s Troops On The Rhine Is Engaged In By War and State Department Officials

PURPOSE BEHIND EVENTS IN GERMANY DEFY DIAGNOSIS   Washington's Chief Concern  Ts as to Probable Part Ex. peditionary Force at Cob. lenz May Play.

AMERICAN TROOPS WON'T INTERFERE   xen. Allen Will Confine Active: to Keeping Order in Coblenz Sector.

U5, NOT INFORMED OF MILITARY PLANS   Government Lacks Reports From General Allen,   TROOPS’ STATUS UNKNOWN,   Disagreement Expressed as tc Whether Allen's Forces Would be Under Orders of Foch -—— American Genera! Has Authority to Preserve Order in His Area.

Administration Does Not Expect Any Move by General Allen Outside of Occupied Zone     QUESTION OF STRIKE EFFECT ALSO RAISEL  Datinan Un Wald Qaty Orer   Believe He Would Only Oper ate Trains to Provide for  Movement of Supplies

STATUS QUO WILL BE REPT   WASHINGTON SEES A RED REVOLT AS OUTCOME BE THIS CRISIS

GERMAN COUP NO AFFAIR OF THIS. GOUNTR)   WILL NUT INTERFERE IN ANY POLIZICAL CHANGES IN FORMER EMPIRE   ‘Washneton Emplays Itself In Won Dering What Action Troops At Cablenz May Take

Opinion Differs As to Who Would Command Them in Case Military Invasion of Germany Is Necessary,   LITTLE NEWS COMES FROM GENERAL ALLEN   American Commander at Coblenz Tells But Little About Situation, and Allies Aleg Are Silent,

DUR POSITION ON RHINE. NOT CRITIC   STATUS Ah WILL BE KEPT   WASHINGTON SEES A RED REVOLT AS OUTCOME OF THIS CRISIS

DEFINITE DATA LACKING IN OFFICIAL WASHINGTON   Early Report Expected From Gen. Allen at Coblenz Following Allied Conference.

Won't Cause Removal of Hostilitie: ~-Reichwehr Sent Only to Clean Up the Keds.

GERMANY REPORTED HEASY TO BACK DOWN.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE  eee BT ETE Tan Ce

NOVEL SALES IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS oT   BUSINESS MEN OF PERU USE THEER AUTOMOBILES TO CANVAS COUNTY

Contradictory Re ports Regarding Fate of Leader of Forces Holding Fiume—No Official Confirmation of the Death Message.   ONE TELEGRAM SAYS ITALIAN WAS WOUNDEI   Legionares and Volunteer: Surrender City of Zare, Im portant Port on Dalmatia: Coast, to Italian Reoulars.

NEGRO ATTACKS MEXICANS,      Wields Ax In M, & St. L. Bunk Car at Mason City,

NEGRO IS HELD FOR ASSAULT ON TWO MEXICANS   One Victim Will Die As Re sult of Gashes Received In Head.

Montana Governor Won't Stand - for Inaugural -Ball S_Dollar Ticket.

Chicago Poles in Mass Meetings Request Food and Money.   BOLSHEVIK DANGER IS CITED   Speakers Urge America to Stave Off Red Drive—-Stories of Po. “land's Aggression Are Catied German Propaganda.  &

60,000 ASK U.S, TO AID POLAND   Chicago Poles in Mass Meetings Request Food and Money.   BOLSHEVIK DANGER IS CITED   Speakers Urge America te Stave Off Gig Red Orive—Stories of Po. land's Aggression Are Calied German Propaganda.

GHIGAGU POLES NN PLEA TOU. 9.   Sixty Thousand Attend Mass Meetings in the City.   CITE DANGER OF BOLSHEVISM   Prominent Speakers Urge America t Help Stave Off Big Red Drive Against Society—Scout Stories  of Poland’s Aggression.

DATILE TOR GAPITUL [a AAGING NOW   RED ARMIES UPON EVERY SIDE; IRON RING CLOSING IN   Bolshevik Not To Stop Now Until Capitol Falls, Say Poles.

Red Armies Get Orders to Take Warsaw at All Costs Says Report Today   Documents Found on Prisoners Say Even After Signing of Armistice Attack Must Not Halt

SOVIETS EXTEND LOAN TO INDIA REVOLUTIONISTS   Recognize Revolutionary Commitlee as Government   REDS ACTIVE IN EAST   Vussian Fleet in Caspian Is Reinforeed—Ilot Fighting Continaes Northeast at Moscow,

RUSSIANS ASK PASHA’S HELP IN CAMPAIGN   Former Turkish Leader Invited to Command Soviet Divisions.

LOST BOTH GAM      ee te Tipton. High Schoo) Fives. Vuluck; te Against! Logansport. ©

LOST BOTH GAMES.   Tipton High School Fives Unlucky Against Logansport.

SEN. L’FOLLETTE ~ REPUDIATES PART)   Need of Aggressive Progressive Party Is Apparent, His Paper Says.

LaFollette Repudiates The Republican Party   Both + Democrats and Republicans Are Controlled by “Great Special Interests,” He Asserts, and “Popular Government Cannot Endure Without Progressive Party

LA FOLLETTE BOLTS   Wisconsin Senator Repudiates Republican Party In Editorial,

LAFOLLETTE REPUDIATES C. 0. P, PART)   Wisconsin Solon Deciares the Two Olid Parties Have Failed—Urges an Agcressive and Progressive Party,

REPUDIATES REPUBLICANISM,      Senator Robert M. La Falletta Kicks Out of the Party. _

Calling on President to Restore Federal Coal Control.   LAFOLETTE REPUDIATES THE REPUBLICAN PRY   Which Thrice Elected Him Governe and Twice Senator of Wisconsin   Urges Formation of an Aggressively Progressive Party

LAFOLLETTE HAS QUIT HIS PARTY   REPUDIATES THE G.0.P. AND ADVOCATES A REAL PROGRESSIVE PARTY,

HILVER PRODUCERS ARE ENTITLED TO ADOLLIR == FOR THEIR PRODUCT, SAYS SENATOR PITTMAN   Ask for Information.

SILVER PRODUCERS ARE ENTITLED TO A DOLLAR FOR THEA PRODUCT, SAYS SENATOR PITTMA

BLUE MONDAY   No Strike Conspiracy at Pittsburg, Kans   WOULON'T MEET ATT'Y GEN'L   Howat and Other Mine Officta's Refused to Meet State Attorney in Conference.

THE NEW LAW RIGHT ON THE JOB   ATTORNEY "GENERAL IS INQUIRING INTO LAST STRIKE,   HOWAT DECLARES WAR   THE RADICAL LEADER ADVISES ALL MINERS TO LEAVE KANSAS...   But the Miners Themselves Are All Quictly at Work and Seem Well Content.   It Was Merely Blue Monday.

AE JECT PROPOSAL FAIR MAY PRIMAR   SUGGESTION OF BAILEY MEN For PREPERENTIAL VOTE Is NOT COUNTENANCED

BAILEY OFFER NOT AGGEPTED   RFGULARS WILI. FOLLOW OLD CUSTOM Ox ELECTING [HE TEXAS DELEGATION   Clyde Sweeton Apnointed Menager Of Campaign and Steering Committee Named

MANY THOUSAND WOMEN VOTERS GO TO SCHOOLS   lowa League of Women Voters Ex. pects To Reach About 20,000 With Three Days Course,

WEEK IS LIGHT. fi GULF COAST REGION   Wells Are Mostly Small oi Average,   DECREASE IN PRODUCTION      Best Well of the Week was Found in Goose Creek-—Caonsiderable New Work Going on in All Pools—Gasser at Barber Hill—Daily Average Shows Declines.

Best Well of the Week was Pound in Goose Creek——ConSiderable New Work Going on in All Pools——Gasser at Barber Hill—Daily Average Shows Declines.

PRESIDENT WILL URGE  RELIEF FOR THE POLES   Advocates an Appropriation of $150,000,000 For Feeding of Starving Peoples,

FUND TO FEED  STARVING PEOPLE  _—   CONGRESS IS URGED TO AP PROPRIATE $150,000,0000 FOR POLAND

PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF LOAM FOR EUROPEANS   Recommendation Will Be Made for $150,000,000 Credit Starving People

WILSON TO RECOMMEND BIG POLAND APPROPRIATION   President to Ask Congress to Ait Starving People in States on Bolsheviki Frontier.

Pres, Wilson Recommends Approximately $150,000,000 ‘To: Feed Starving Poles

TO FEED THE STARVING POLES   President Wil Recommend to Congress the Appropriation of $150,000,000 for That Purpose,

WEATHER FORECAST   WILSON WILL URGE _ APPROPRIATION FOR STARVING EUROP!   President Will Recommen¢ hat Congress Appropriate $150,000 For People of “Bolshevik Frontier’

PRESIDENT TO URGE $150,000,000 APPROPRIATION FOR STARVING EUROPEANS

Wilson Wants $150,000,000 To Aid Poles   President Will Recommend Tha Congress Give Huge Sum to Feed Starving Eurepeans—~Hoorer Urges Appropriativan

WILSON WOULD HELP POLANI   President Will Recommend that ar  dppEpriation of $150,000,000 Be Made at Once’

'$150,000,000 To ~ : Feed the Starving   President Willson, Asks Large Appro priation to Relieve Suffering ow , Rolshovik Frontier.

NEW YORKERS MAY BE FORCED ONTO SOUP DIET   A Threatened Strike of City’s False Teeth Makers Develops Disquiet: ing Situation.

GOV. COX DEMANDS ROOT RETRACTION   asserted  CHARGES REPUBLICAN E FALSE POSITION LEAGUE   CALLS HARDING WOBBLER

CHARGE ATTEMPT _ ~ BY COX TO TRAP.  SENATOR HARDING   French Journalist Thwartec ‘in Attempt to Speak to Nominee —   Poaonte Pint   COX CALLS LODGE ARCH CONSPIRAT TOR ~ FOR LEAGUE STAND

liu Root, Answering: Democratic: Nominee’s Telegram, Declares Cox Ig in Perfort Accord With Pracidant Wilson, 

Has Not Changed in Wanting Covenant Without Reservations as Recent Utterances Show—-Promise to Make War Binds Congress to Keep Faith of U. S.

NOT A sn FALSE ASSERTION   iS MISREPRESENTING NOMINEE.      COX IS FOR A PROGRAM OF RESERVATIONS, HE DECLARES.

Cox Deceives Peopie ‘Declares Elihu Root In Reply to Nominee   1N° MATCHLESS LOGIC ROOT -REVEALS.” DUPLICITY....OF DEMOCRATIC -NOMINEE,:SHOWING THAT COX : NEVER ACCEPT LEAGUE: RESERVATIONS

ST  GOV. COX REQUESTS ROOT TO CORRECT STATEMENT ABOUT STAND ON LEAGUE   Democratic Nominee Points Out That in All His Utterances He Has Offered to Accept Reservations That   Will Be Helpful and Clarify Covenant—Appeals to Root’s Conscience.

GOV. COX DENIES HE WON'T RGCEPT ANY RESERVATION   DECLARES STATEMENT OF RE PUBLICAN IN THIS CONNEC. TION TO BE FALSE.   ATTEMPT MADE TO DEGEW   Thinks the “Thirty-One” Signers © Recent Document Are Letting Partisanship Take the Place of Fairness.

ROOT STANDS BY CHARGES ABT      Replies to. Telegram o! Nominee Asking Withdrawal   SAYS STATEMENT IS CONFIRMED   Declares Candidate Is at One With Wilson on  Leasue .

BOX ASKS ROOT T0 MAKE GORREGTION   Regarding His Statement as to Governor’s Position on the League.

COX CORRECTS ROOT   ‘GOVERNOR DECLARES HE 18 NOT AGAINST RESERVATIONS.   Democratic Presidential Candidat Says Root Deliberately Quoted Him in New York Speech.

ROOT DENIES HE’ GOT COX WRONC   snetes Nominee’s “Complete Accord ,With President”—Picks Flaws in , His Stand on Article 10

AOOT REPLIES 10 GOV. GOX   sends Telegram Answering Request for Correction of Alleged “False” Tints ment.

ROOT ANSWERS GOVERNOR COX   Declares in Telegram to No-isee That He (Root) Cannot Be Mistaken Absat Cox’s Position   PLEDGED TO WILSON   Roat Refers to Governor's Statement That He (Cox) and President Were in Complete Accord

ned  Finds Nothing to Indicate Nom-inee at Variance with Witson on League and Calls the Promises Empty

ROOT REFUSES TOTAKEIT BACK’ IN REPLY TO COX   Cox Is Told That His Tele gram Was Vague and Indefinite   “LOST OPPORTUNITY”   CLAIMS cox WOULD IMPOSE COVENANT ON U. S. WITHOUT REAL CHANGE

DUVERNOR ACCUSES HIM OF MAKING  FALOE STATEMENT   Democratic Candidate Says He Will Accept Reservations to the League.

ROOT INTENDED NC INJUSTICE AND 15 CURE HE DID NONE   Cox Solemnly Pledged to Agreement With Wilson Concerning League of Nations.   NOTHING IN TELEGRAM TO SHOW HE HAS CHANGED   Oemocratic Nominee Had Opportunity in Providence Speech to Say Whether He Would Accept Lodge Reservation but Sidestepped.

COX READY T0 LIMIT LEAGUE   NOT INSISTWPNT ON THE EXacT WORDING OF WILSON.   WOBBLING A LITTLE HIMSELF   WILLING TO ACCEPT CLARIFYING RESERVATIONS.

AQOT'S ANSWER TOR NT ~ MEAN A WRONG   POSITION OF COX UPON LEAGUE NOT CLEAR TO MR. ROOT.

ROOT MAKES A REPLY T0 COX   FORMER SENATOR SAYS HE HAS NOTHING TO RETRACT.   FEARS CANDIDATE IS DODGING   STANDS COWMITTEED TO WILSON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Ample Opportunity Gives te Wake Position (Clear on Reservationa, Bet Has Always Neatly Sidestepped It.

CALLS UPON ROOT TO WAKE CORRECTION   $2352  S.@iameit in Speaeh,

DECLARES “5S FALSE   NOMINEE DENIES HE DE MANDS, LEAGUE JUST AS “WILSUN SEGOTIATED 1T   WOULD ACCEPT ANY RESER VATIONS HELPRUL TO TRE

COX ASKS ROOT 10 CORRECT REMARKS   RETRACTION 15 REQUESTED .. FOR ALLEGED UTTERANCE ~ ON LEAGUE STAND.   Signers of Republican Doenment in Behalf of Marding Under ¢ Candidate’s Fire.

GOA ASKS ROOT 1 CORRECT ALLEGE FALSE STATEMENT   Senator From Virginia and Former Secretary of the Treasury, ; Will Speak on the Issues Involved in the Present : Campaign at  -_ iene, . .  od - ss   Denies That ‘He Demands League Just as President Wilson Negotiated It.   ATTEMPT, TO DECEIVE THE VOTERS IS CHARGED   Democratic Nominee Restate: Proposal to Accept Any Res. ervations That Are ‘‘Help ful’’ and Clearly State Con gres8 Only Can Declare War

ADOT SAYS COX'S ARTICLE X STAND MEANS NOTHING   No Evidence That He Has Changed From Position of President Wilson.

CHARGE ATTEMPT - BY COX TO TRAP "SENATOR HARDINC   French Journalist Thwarte ‘in Attempt to Speak to Nominee.   COX CALLS LODGE ARCH CONSPIRATOR FOR LEAGUE STAND

GOV. COX ASKS ROOT TO CORRECT A FALSE STATEMENT IN TALK   Democratic Nominee Denies Hi Favors League Just as the President Negotiated It.   RETRACTION IS ASKED IN FORMAL STATEMENT   Candidate Also Declares Effor Is Being Made to Deceive Voters of Nation.

CALLS STATEMENT FALSE.   Cox Asks That Root ‘Correct’ His Claim on Governor's Position.

UOT REPLY TO COX'S TELEGRAM   Mentions Interview with President Wilson   N COMPLETE ACCORD   Former Secretary of State Says Democratic Candidate Has Expressed Full Agree. ment with Wilson who Insists on Covenant as Written. Pledges Vague He Adds

Publiclty Director Cenles Tha! Hardin Knew DeKobra.   TRAP. ASSEATS WELLIVER   into Which Ecpublican Nomi neq Did Not Fall, Mot Gon ferelng With French Jour naiist Although Latte Sought Interview — Inclden Mnand Wardalne Save.

COX DECLARES ‘ROOTS REMARKS “ON-LEAGUE FALS   Asks Retraction Declaring ‘He - Will Accept Any ‘Help. iul’’ Resersation

Ton      IS NOT SATISFIED YET:   POSITION OF OF COX UPON LEAGUE NOT CLEAR TO MR. ROOT.

nOOT REPLIES TU GOX TELEGRAM   Holds Goverasr 'n Accord With Wilson on League issue,

ROOT ASKED 10 RETRACT BY G0)   ‘Nominee - Charges Statement On His League Position  To Be False.

utist arid Atkrowledyed: World Wid al Law, Wires Reply to Demoora tte: late for Rela vile tun F From Cox  Ape Declarations. oy

ROOT SENDS REPLY 10 GOVERNOR COX   Telegram Answering Reques' of Democratic Candidate Is Made Public   ATTACKS ARTICLE TEN      Admits Only Congress Ha: Power to Declare War and to Send Troops Abroad

CANDIDATE COX GETS ANSWER   “HAS HE. CHANGED ATTI TUDE TOWARD WILSON?”   Elihu Root Sends Telegram, on Demand To Correct “False ' Statement.”

ROOT REPLIES TO COX LETTER ON RETRACTION   Denies He Misstated Latter’s Stand on Covenant.

Root Denies He Made a “False” Statement About Cox’s League Position

Telegram Sent to New York G. 0, P, Leader  ‘Demanding Retraction on Certain Alleged Declarations; Restates Proposal to Accept Reservations; Attempt to Deceive People   LEAGUE POSITION EXPLAINED

ACCUSES ROOT OF FALSIFYING   Governor Cox Demands Refraction of Statements Made in New York Sneech Tuesday   DECEIT IS CHARGED   Nominee Declares Stand Takea by  Me. Root and Thirty Others Was to “‘Deceive Voiers’”

BAKER DEFENDS STAND OF WAR DEPARTMENT IN” CALLING FOR. WAR ESSAYS FROM NATION’S CHILDREN

BAKER DEFENDS ESSAY CONTEST TO BE TAKEN "?- UP BY SCHOOLS FEB. 2C   SECRETARY SAYS IT WILL NOT _ INCULGATE. MILITARISM AMONG CHILDREN.  4

BAKER DEFENDS SCHOOL CHILDRENS ARMY ESSAY TRIAL   Alleges That it Will Not Inculcate Spirit of Militarism—Nation Faces a Stern Reality,

RESIDENCE 1S BURNE!   Building At Si. Johns, Quebec Destroyed and Inmates Perish in Flames.

UNION MAKES CONCESSION   Galveston Switchmen to Handle Cars Regardless of hy Whom Iwaded

HOBBY GETS RESULTS.   Texas Governor Has Co-Operation of Union Switehmoen,

ON HOME STRETCH   Republican Candidates for President are Making the Final Wind-up   IN INDIANA TODAY   Fight in California Between Johnson and Hoover is Getting Red Hot

HOME STRETCH   {Republican Presidential Candidates Stepping Fast.

INDIANA PRIMARY FIGHT 1S NOW ON HOME STRETCH   Johnson and Wood Continue Speaking Engagements—Harding and Lowden Finish Trips.

PICKS WOOD AS CANDIDATE.   Turner Secks Election o« Delegate at larve From Obie.

BATTLE FOR Giild DELEGATION ON   Former Attorney-General Tur. ner Names General Leonare Wood as His First Choice for President.

PITCHED BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF OHIO DELEGATES   HOT POLITICAL FIGHT IN G. Oo. P. RANKS BETWEEN SENATOR HARDING AND GENERAL WOOD LOOMS.

WOOD AND HARDING BATTLE.         Candidates for President to Fight it Oui in Ohie Contest.-

CONNELLSVILLE MAN   Arrested in Connection With Writing Purple Band Letters te Police

iPOLICE WILL DIG ‘FOR. JEWELS ON CARUSO PROPERT!      Believe Half Million Loot Is Buried ‘on Estate - of  Sepa a

SEARCH FOR CARUSO JEWELS   Viek aed Shovel Urigade to Ge Over His tf ataete.

DOESN'T WANT THE MONEY?   But Rerger Is to Sue Jersey Crty Chief to Salve Wounded Feelings.

ROUGH SLEDDING FOR HOME RULE   Measure Called “Out rage and Insult” to Citizens of Erin

BONUS OF $500 FLAT ADVOCATED FOR THE VETERAN   Commander. of the Private - Soldiers and’ Sailors Legion Wants Such Bill Passed and Passed Promptly.

POSTMASTERS NAMED BY WILSON: MAY GO      Movement Started to Have Harding Revoke Order Putting Ap pointezes Under Civil Service.

/RESENTS PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Republicans Would Keep Postmasters Out of Civil Service.

WILSON’S ORDER RESENTED   Republicans Fight President's Plan to Put Postmasters Under Civil Service Rules.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATS SELECT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION   Adopt Platform and Instruci  Delegation to Vote as   a Unit

N. Y. Democrats Demand Quick. Treaty Ratification   Unofficial State Convention Names Delegates to San Francisco and Adopts Platform Urging Complete Enfranchisement and Equal Representation for Women and Repeal of Dry Amendment.

CLERGYMAN WAS: “ALONE FOR “DRS”   ‘Mayor Lunn, of Schensetady, Former - Pastor and Sociatist, Urging Against Wet Plank “Adepted by ‘State PS Convention:

N. Y. DEMOCRATS URGE REPEAL OF THE “DRY” LAW   STATE CONVENTION NAMES TWO WOMEN AS DELE. GATES-AT-LARGE TO SAN  _ FRANCISCO CONVENTION.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATS AGAINST PROHIBITION   Favor Repeal of Eighteenth Amend ment—Select Delegates to National Convention.

N.Y. DEMOCRATS. PRAISE PARTY'S. RECORD DURING  LAST SIX YEARS   Declare They Have Accorh plished More in That Time  han the Republicans Did In Half Century,   FAVOR REPEALING OF THE PRO AMENDMENT   Mayor Lunn of Schenectady Attempts to Have Latter Provision Eliminated But Ho ic Iinsuccessful,

PHCHIBITION 13 ATTACKED bY CONVENTION   New York Democrats Adopt Resolutions Calling for Repeal of Amendment to Federal Constitution   'Fight Against William Jennings Bryan Is Indicated by Governor Edwards

DEMOCRATS OF NEW YORK MAKE A SLATE   (SELECT DELEGATES AT LARGE TO NATIONAL CONVENTION,   Governer “Smith Heads Deilecgativs Chosen and Two Women Included —Hepeal ef Prohibition Plaesk Defeated.

N. Y. DEMOCRATS OPPOSE THE DRY LAW APPROVE PEACE PACT   Immediate Ratification of the Treaty is Demanded— Women Represented.   RESTRICTIONS OF FREE SPEECH ARE OPPOSED   Party's Record  for Six Years Better Than Republican Rule of Past Half Century.

HZART OF WORLD'S BUSINESS.   Luited States Now the Center of b Cammercial Activities.

REUIPE FOR GOOD TIMES 1S GIVER   Director of Commerce Says We Must Find Trade Outlets.

U. 3. IS HEART WORLD BUSINES‘   FOREIGN OUTLETS WNECESSAK’ FOR CONTINUED DOMESTIC PROSPERITY.   YEAR'S TRADE 13 BILLION   Annnal Report cf Director of Bureav of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Says Record of 1919 Was Exceeded hy Three Br? , Dollars. Industrial and Commerc.’ “evel: opmeat Bring Crisis.  f=

Family Feud,-in Which 75 Murders Have Been Committed, Settled After 65 Years Duration

ae aman NE  SHRDINIAN FEUDISTS ARE RECONCILED   tight Families, Principals ir A Vendetta for 65 Years Decide to Lay Aside Differen. ces.—Have Committed 7 Marders.

7 CENT FARE IS HELD VALID BY HIGH COUR1   Illinois .Tribunal .Says . That Chicago Traction Companies Can Collect the Increase Revenue.

HIGH COURT HOLDS 7-CENT FARE VALI?   Text Book Price Stands for Five Years.

STOCK EXPOSITION NOV. 27 10 OCT. /   jTHE 1929 INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION IN CHICAGO.

Mayor Gillen Orders It to Half Maat in Honor of Lord Mayor  Waectwine..

HOPE TO REGAIN LOST TERRITORY   Leon Trotzky, Minister of War, on Ground to Direct Advance.   LITTLE NATIONS AGREE

SOVIETS PLAN  :  ~NEW OFFENSIVE   TROTSKY, SOVIET MINISTER OF WAR WILL DIRECT MILITARY OPERATIONS

RUSSIANS PLAN NEW OFFENSIVE AGAINST POLES   Eastern Galicia Has Been Cleared of Bolshevik Troops.

SOCIALIST PARTY PLEDGED SUPPORT TO INTERNATIONAL   Defense in N. Y. Assemblymer Trial Admits Action—Prosecution Closes Arguments Against Five.

-VIDENCE SHOWS SOCIALISTS FAVOR WORLD REVOLUTION   Acknowledgment of Radical Activities Gained in Case of Ousted Members in New York Secured by State.

GOMPERS HAS IRONIC REPLY AS 10 STRIKE   Federation Head Declaares Congress Prohibits Al! Strikes on Railroads

AYP TIC COMMENT OF AE. OF L. CHIEF ON RAILWAY SITUATION   WALKOUT OF SWITCHMEN AND YARD MEN IS SPREADING RAPIDLY      SOME RETURN TO WORK BUT OTHERS GO GUT, NG IMPROVEMENT IN GENERAL SITUATION, GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO ACT,

UNITED STATES STILL FACTOR   Will Resent Any Attempt t Revise Treaty Without Being Consulted.

BELGIUM AIDED FRENCH MOVES   British and Italian Proposa to Ask German Representation Is Defeated.   EGYPT WANTS FREEDOM

BIG PROBLEMS ARE UP. TODAY   ‘Labor, League of Nations ant Mexican Issues Confront Resaglutions Committee.   SEE FIGHT ON LEAGUE

TREATY A BUGBEA TO PLANK FRAMER'   VARIOUS FACTIONS WILL DE. MAND DIFFERENT ATTITUDES ON LEAGUE   GOMPERS HAS A PROGRAN   To Demand Plank Declaring No Public Interest Is Superior to Right of Labor to En. force Demands.

STATE BASIC LAW MAY BE AMENDED   EFFORT TO BE MADE TO PROVIDE UNLIMITED OR DIVIDED ASSEMBLY SESSION.   GET IDEA FROM ILLINOIS

WOULD GET FIXED SALARY RATHER THAN $6 A DAY ~ THROUGHOUT SESSION.

EFFORT 10 AMEND THE CONSTITUTION   Next Assembly May Attempt to Pu Through Amendment — For Unlimited Sessions:   LAW PROVIDES 61 DAY SESSION   Many Favor illinois Law Providing That Governor May Call Legislators Whenever Necessary

FEDERAL AGENT IS HELD AS LIQUOR LAW-VIOLATOR        Investigatér: of .Bo-called’  {“Whiskey Rebellion’’ Gave ‘Away ‘Tatoxtcant ip the Charge.- .

ARRESTED ON BOOZE CHARCI   ALLEGED TO HAVE GIVEN STATI FooD DEPARTMENT DRINK  Of Wuiretrrev

U.S. AGENT IS UNDER ARREST   Cummerow Charged With Vio. lating the State Liquor Law of Michigan

NOT READY TO ENTER LEAGUE   iGermany Conteat to Wait a More : Propitious Time.

BODIES U.S. SOLDIERS SLAIN AT CARRIZAL WERE THROWN INTO DITCH AND MUTILATED

ENLIST FOR WORK DURING HARVEST   COMMERCIAL BODIES ROUNDING UP MEN FOR FIELD HANDS IN INDIANA AND ELSEWHERE.   I$ PLENTY FOR ALL TO DO

TROGPS TAKE TWO CITIES IN RURR DISTRICT   Hard Fighting Takes Plac in Streets of One, Say  Reports.

‘CHES IN  HEIGHT ..- PRIZE WINNING. STALE, WAS 16 FEET .5- IN Ale   Corn Coniest Had Ninety Lawrence National Bank's m Seven Entries

BROUGHT SAMPLES ~ OF CORN FORESTS   PRIZE WINNING STALK WAS 16 FEET 5 INCHES IN HRICHT   Lawrence National Bank’s Tall  Corn Contest Had Ninety-, Seven Entries   Difficulties of Harvesting This Year’ s Crop Suggested by the  / Display

HUGE ICE JAM Is BROKEN.   Gorge Succumbs to Heavy Bombardment from Airplanes.

TOTAL FUND RAISED FOR WOOD'S CAMPAIGN UPWARDS GF $1,200,000   Chairman Sprague So Testifies a ae

WOOD EOSEO LEAD AE HAD HELD FROM THE FIRST BALLOT WHEN FIFTH POLL UF THE DELEGATES 1S TAKEN

WOUD AND LOWDEN ARE TIED ON SIXT   Michigan’s Johnson Vote: Thrown to General, as Also Are Ohio’s

EVIDENCES OF IRRITATION AMONG DIPLOMATIC COUR’   Disclosure of New Prohibition Sensation is Made in State Department Statement.

DIPLOMATS’ BOOZE MAY CAUSE TANGLE   Three Government Departments in Clash.

NEW PROHIBITION ONARLE INVOLVES FOREIGN DIPLOMATS    Attorney General Rules Bagbage of. Foreign Representatives May Be Searched

Departments “at Isstie on Bagge Probe of For-. eign E:nvovs .   Alleged’. Bay. ‘Conspirators Get. Preliminary ‘Wearing

Confiscation of Liquor Be Jonging to Foreign Envoys Is Responsible   BAGGAGE IS EXAMINED   State Department Issues Formal Statement Regarding Controversy

DRY LAW BRINGS ON A DIPLOMATIC SNARI   MOIST IMPORTS OF FOREIGN ENVOYS NOT EXEMPT.      State Department Officials a Bit Muddied, Bat Hepeful KEaforcement Officers Will Nee Be Teo FExacting.

Diplomatic Corps and 3 Government Departments m Row Over “Dry” Lau

NEW PROHIBITION ~SHAAL DISCLOSE   LEGALITY OF PRYING INTO BAGGAGE OF DIPLOMAT QUESTIONED.   INDIGNATION 1S SHOWN   Attorney General’s Opinion Ex empts Luggage From In- spection.

NEW LIQUOR TANGLE INVOLVES DIPLOMATS AT NATION’S CAPITA!   Dry Agents Will Not Pry Into Baggage of Foreigners Says State Department Statement   NO FORMAL PROTEST COMES FROM THE DIPLOMATIC CORP:   Other Departments Ordered Re moval of Liquor

PROHIBITION SNARL 1) UNCOVERED IN DIPLOMATIC CORPS   Serach of Baggage of Ambas. sadors to U. &. Said to Have Resulted in Irritation In Washington.

NEW YORK POLICE _ WILL FLAG AUTOS _ THAT NEED REPAIR   Inspectors to Order Cars t : Shops as Part of Safety —  — Penoram.

DANILE MAI BE TAKEN NTO U9. COURT   Hearing in Important Action Is Begun Before Visalia  Turist.

SHIP: PASTORES: MAY HOT DOGK SATURDAY FORENOGA   Steamer ‘Battled - A a, "Head winds Most OF: Yesterday...

HARDING PLAYS DAILY GAME OF SHUFFLEBOARD   Steamer Battling Azains' Headwinds and Moderate Sea May Not Arrive on Time

HATING. GS SE SMENG WOME,   ‘tenmer terryvlar Vresident-cleet  HMended for DPlerita ( «met,

IARDING’S PARTY AT NORFOLK SATURDAY   Vessel] Expected to Dock Tomorrov —President Elect Works on Speeches,

MISS ALICE ROBERTSON WILL SIT IN CONGRESS   Farmerette and Cafeteria Owner in Oklahoma Elected By 972 Maiority.

SOUP BOWL CONFERENCES SEND “MISS ALICE” TO CONGR   Voman Antisuifragist Conducted Wi Campaign in Cafeteria

WOMEN CAFE OWNER GOES 10 CONGRES!   Oklahoma — Dstrict Elects “Miss Alice.” Pieturesaue Fienure in Muskogee.

CHTEF OF COUNTERFEIT GANG      Arrest Made at Boston of Supposed Riagleader.

WAR FINANCE REVIVAL BIT   Section Directing Federal R serve System To. Make-'Léans To Farmers Amended; Stipulating  2. Conrce Ae Dacleahl a   IBOARD’S DUTIES BROADENED

FARM RELIEF AGT PASSED BY SENATE   MEASURE NOW GOES TO HOUSE WHERE NUMBER OF SIMILAR BILES ARE PENDING,

SENATE ADOPTS FARMER RELIC   Measure Directs’ Revival o War Finance Corporation Subject to Concurrence

DIRECTS REVIVAL  OF WAR FINANCE CORPORATION   Final Action Without a Record Vote; Measure Now Goes to the  ~  _House.

RELIEF FOR FARMERS   Promised in Resolutian Adopted -in The Senate

HOUSE O. KVS BILL REVIVING WAR FINANCE BODY   Measure to Relief Far. mers Is Passed Unanimously.

Volstead Resolution Re-Establishing Peace Basis Adopt-— ‘ ed Unanimously,   PASS BILL CHECKING IMMIGRATION FOR YEAR   Measures Now Go to Senate; Senate Passes Measure for Farmers’ Relief.

WAR FINANCE BODY REVVED HELP GROWERS   To Assist in Exporting of Agricultural and Other Products to the Foreign Markets Purpose of Corporation.   MEASURE GOES 10 ROUSE   Opinion of Congress Federal Reserve Board Should Grant Liberal Extensions  of Credit, Says Resolution of Committee.

FARMER RELIEF PASSES SENATE   DIRECTS REVIVAL OF WAR FiNANCE CORPORATION.   FAVOR EXTENSION OF CREDITS   Necommncndction Made to Federa Neserve Unnka, Bot Nothing Compulsery About It—Ready for the House.

Iiaance Corporation Is to Be Revived by Measure.   EMBARGO NEXT   YY¥VIDARGY INEA   There Is Plan to Bar Grain and Put on Duty I ster

SENATORS FAVOR WAR BOARD REVIVAL   RESOLUTION, SHORN OF SOME TEETH, GOES TO HOUSE   REPEAL WARTIME LAWS   House Votes to Drop Most of Emergency Legislation—to Repeal Lever Act.

SEAATE FAVORS REVIVAL OF WAR FINANCE BODY   Adopt Resolution as Measure of Relief to the Farmers.

ATYACKED RESOLUTION   Smoot Says Federal Reserve Act Prevents Further Extension

AMENDMENTS MADE "IN SECOND. SECTION   Change Portion to Read That _ Titensin of Liberal Cit Desired by " ~~ Congress

SENATE PASSES BILL REVIVING WAR FINANCE   Take No Definite Action on Reserve Board Extending Credit   AID OTHER THAN FARMS   PROPOSE EMBARGO ON IMPORTS OF GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK

RESOLUTION FOR FARM RELIEF IS PASSED IN SENATE   Section Relating To Federal Reserve System Is  Amended   FINAL ACTION TAKEN WITHOUT RECORD VOTE   Amendments Submitted By South: ern Senators Rejected Vieorously

SENATE 0. K’S FARM AID BILL.   Passea Committee Resolutior Direct. ing Revival of the War Finance Corporation. -

RED CROSS AIDS  “HUNDREDS OF THE ONES IN WEED OF HELP DURING YEAR   Greatest Little Mother Ex. tends Helping Hand to Sufferers in Over 1500  Communities

PEACE WORK OF RED CROSS.   It Max Served: Many Thoosane Commanities the Past Year.

RED CROSS AID GIVEN OVER TO 15,000 PLACES   Big Program Followed During Past Year Outlined in Recent Summary Issued by Organization.

SISTER FIRST  TO TESTIFY   Describes  Conditions—Attacks Education System Established by British   Lan Independence Move  ment Fostered Entirely by  Catholics Lintrue

MARY MAC SWINEY — OFFERS TESTIMONY   How America Can Aid Ireland.

~aine to Amertca to Assist Friends In Obtaining rhe Facts Says Cause, ef Irish Independence [s Fostered By Protestants As Well As Catholics —British System of Education Criticized,

AMERICANS DONT UNDERSTAND (RISE OAS MISS SWINE!   Sister of Mayor of Cork Says The Best Way to Foster the Irish Cause is to Get Clearer View of Conditions—British Won't Vise Passports.

That’s Mission of Miss Mac Swiney She Testifies Before Washington Inquiry.:

MISS MACSWINEY SAYS FOLKS DON'T UNDERSTAND   So She Tella Some Things About Fredom for Ireland Matter,

ABOUT IRELAND   That's Mission of Miss Mac “Swiney She Testifies Before Washington Inquiry.

U8. IGNORANT OF TRUE IRISH CASE IS CLAIN   Misa MacSwility Declares Brit -ish Education Sistem is : Faulty      NOLDS IT NONCRELIGIOUS

“MISS Nr‘ SWINEY HEARD      Thinks Americans “Uninformed” on Trish Situation.

AMERICA SHOULD LEARN THE TRUTH      This Ie The Best Way To Aid Ireland Jara, _MacSwiney Tells “  Committce  vag?

FIRM ON BARRING MANNIX   Lloyd George Tells Commons Erir Will Be Closed to the Australian Archbishop.

PREMIER SAYS MANNIX WILL NOT REACH IRELANL   Steps Deemed Necessary to Make This Decision Effective Will Be Taken   IRISH DEPUTATION OPPOSED PARTITION

MANNIX CAN'T LAND IN IRELAND, SAYS PREMIER   Lloyd George Announce: Decision of Government

BOOTLEGGING DE LUXE IN DENVER, COLORADO   Luxurious. Quarters -in Down Town Office Building Was - "Getting By”’

TWAS -BEEVG WORKED. 007 LEXURIOUSLY IN DENVER.   it Was a Shrewd Moilfication of the Old Kansas Club Idea : But it Falled. :

DENVER WHISKEY UEALCA GAUGH BY AUTHORITIES   HAD ELABORATE SUITE Ot “OFFICES” AND WELL DEVELOPED BOOTLEGGING PLAN,

EXPECT 3,500 AT ~~ KU. TOMORROW   REGISTRATION AT NOON TO. DAY HAD REACHED TOTAL OF 2,771 .   Heavier Part of Registration and Enrollment Will Be Ended Tomorrow

EXPECT 3,500 AT K. U. TOMORROY   Heavier Part of Registration and Enrollment Will Be Ended  Tomorrow

GIVE VOTE TO DEACONESSES   Episcopalians in Eastern Missouri Think They Are First in the U. S. to Do So,

Episcopalians. In Eastern Missouri Think They Are First in the VU. 8. to Do So,

President Pilsudski Leads Victorious Army into Capital of Ukraine after Much Stubborn Fighting

EIGHT MEN ARRESTED WHEN ABOUT TO SAT   The Authorities Investigating Whether They Were Going to Avenge MacSwiney’s Death.

STOPPED AT DUBLIN ON EVE OF SAILING FOR ENGLISH PORT   Men Wore Irish Uniforms Under Ordinary Clothing and Carried Discuises

IRISHMEN ARRESTED WHEN BOARDING SHIP TO St FAR ENGLAND   REING HELD WHILE INVESTIGATION DEVELOPS PURPOSE OF THEIR MISSION,

TERROR IN LEIPSIC   Pillaging and Fxcesses of ail Kinds Reported

Veritable Bolshevistic Reign Of Terror Is  Tn Progress; Gustav Noske Says, He Will "Restore Order In Germany; -Want Return of Democratic Government.   REACTIONARIES BEING OUSTED

LEIPSIC IN ‘GRIP OF REDS   SPREAD TERROR IN SLAYING MANY CITIZENS   TOWNS ARE SET ON FIRE   Then Machine Guns Are Turned On Firemen Fighting Flames

JREGON FOR DEATH PENALTY   People Tried Abolition of Capital Pun ishment and Are Ready to Abandon Experiment.

FOR DEATH PENALTY AGAIN   Oregon Voters Want to Restore Capltal Punishment.

PASTOR WARNS OF MODERN FASHION   “Young Girls on Road to Hell While Mothers Attend '  Clubs.””   GEMS, NOT VIRTUE, COUNT   Rev, W. S. Rickard Scores Women Lack of Clothing in Winter,

“Young Girls on Road to Hell While Mothers Attend Clubs.”   GEMS, NOT VIRTUE, COUNT   Rev, W, S. Rickard Scores Women Lack of Clothing in Winter,

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE STILL RAGING IN TOWN  OF MARION, ILLINOI   ‘ONE THOUSAND MEN FIGHTING FLAMES IN HELMBACHER ROLLING MILLS.

MILLION DOLLAR LOSS BY FIRE   FIRE DESTROYS BIG PLANT AT MADISON, ILLINOIS

HG FIRE AGES UNCHECKED IN ILLINOIS. CIT}   Million Dollar Blaze Not Under Control at > Noon Today

MILL FIRE WEEE ING InnUUGH MADIGON, HEPOHI   1000 Factory Hands Turn Out to Battle Fast Spread ing Flames

ROLLING MILLS IN. - MADISON BURNING   Million - Dollar Blaze’ Being Fought by Thousands “aft Man -  ORIGIN’ OF FIRE UNKNOWN   Madison, ‘lll, Town Threatened and Volunteer Fire‘men Check Flames,

MADISON, ILL., THREATENED BY CONFLAGRATION   Mill Burned at Million Dol. lar Loss and Whole City Endangered.   NEARBY CITIES SEND HELP

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE AT MADISON IN ROLLER MILLS   1000 Men Fighting Flames. Private Fire Apparaius Assisting Nez Ry Towns,

U. S. REDS ACT TO AID RUSSIA   Ask Workers to Refuse to Load Ma. terial for Poland and Japan, or Any Other Foes.

FIGHTING HIGH GOS)      NAL MEN TOC. ASEMIOIN WHAT         Leaders’ Chi rament: Hats.  el te Lower Gost of Living. - a

HALL LABORERS INITIATE. PLAN TOHGHT HG.L   Men Refuse to Be Inactive _ While Waiting Wage Settlement   MUST FIGHT THE PROFTEER   Union Official Expresses Re: aret Nation Has Failed to Beat Costs

While Demands for Increased Wages Held ‘in Abeyance, Unions to Wage Campaign Against H. C. L.; Criticise Methods of Government in Combatting Profiteering

RAILROAD LABOR 70. MAKE WAR AGAINST HICH LIVING BAST!   At Conference Will Formulate Definite Plan to Resist the High Cost of Living.   WAGE FIGHT NOT DROPPED   Is Merely Held in Abeyance at ‘Wilson's Request to Avoid Antagonizing Public.

AML UNIONG TO BATTLE #6. L., ASK IF PROFITEER (5 70 RUN OUR AMERICE

UNION MEN TO FORMULATE PLAN TO CONTINUE FIGHT ON HIGH COST OF LIVING

PAIL UNIONS TO BATTLE H.C. L., AON IF PROFITEER 10 10 RUN OUR AMERICA

DEFINITE PLANS TO REDUCE GOST   Of Living Are Formulatec by Railroad Labor  QUESTION OF -WAGES   is Held in Abeyance for Present but Union Leaders have No Disposition to Regard Their Work as Compete— Government Has Not Held Together in Drives

Union Leaders Do Not Regard Their Work As Complete and Are Not Disposed to Await Altogether Final Decision on Whole Wage Controversy—— Satisfied With Progress.

DEFINITE PLANS   Formed by R. R. Help to Buck H.C. of L._   tanging Fire Until Final Wage De  cman by General Conferetice — Program Mot to Run Courter ft & F. of L. Pobtics! Plans

RAIL UNIONS PLAN HIGH PRICE FIGHT   Wage Demands of 2,000,000 Workers Are Held in Abeyance at President's Request   EXPECT DECISION SOON   Proposed Creation of a Wage Tribunal May Not Meet With Union’s Approval

RAILWAY UNIONS FIGHT HIGH COST   Plan Under Consideration, However in No Way Conflicts with Fed eration Announcement.

GATING tiki GLO]   RAUL MEN TO CAMPAIGN AGAINST OF ee mee ty   Leaders’ Claim Government Has Pailed to Lower Cost of Living.

1.9, TREASURY 1 PLUM WANTED Bi FOREIGN NATIONS   Charges Made In the Senate of Aim Of Leacue.   WANT AMERICA IN   }Only Reason For Entic  ing This Country Into  ee Pact.

ATY AND LEAGUE FLARE UP ONCE MORE   ARTIOLE READ TO SENATE PUR PORTS TO OUTLINE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF LEAGUE.

TREATY eh. AREULP IN SENATE.   Charge Made Vhat Supreme Cooncil  Has Sapplanted Leagac.

¢TEALS ALL TROUSERS IN CAR   Thief Forces Occupants of Sleeper to Remain in Bed at Toledo, 0.

WRANGEL 15 IN CLOSE PLACE   Bolshevik Authorities Say They Hav the Anti-Red Leader Whipped This Time.

NTANGEL oad TOGE GUT Ot FROM GRIME   Reds Report Capture of Im.  portant Cities and Thou sands of Prisoners

WRANGEL IS cul FROM CRIMEA BASE   Keports Say Keds Capture Muel Booty, Important Towns and Prisoners,

BOLSHEVIKS WIN OVER WRANGEI   A Number of Imporiant Cities Fall Inte Hands of the Reds

GEN. WRANGLE CUT OFF FROM BASE, IS REPORT   BOLSHEVIKI AUTHORITIES RE. PORT THE CAPTURE OF LARGE NUMBER OF TROOPS.      Wrangle ig Said to Have Been Driv. em Back 7 Miles in the Neck of the Peninsula and Surrounded.

ONLY ONE BID FOR THE HOG ISLAND SHIPBUILDING PLAN’   An Offer of $4,000,000 for Property That Cost Government $70,000,000 Will Not Be Accepted Says Official.

HOG ISLAND BID UNSATISFAGTFOR}   $4,000,000 is Only Offer Made For Great Shipyard’ and it ' Will be Turned Down.

ONLY UNE BIN TODAY GN HOG ISLAND SHIPTARE   Firm Offered Four Millions When it Cost Government Seven ty Millions.

$4,000,000 BID  FOR HOG ISLAND YARD REJECTEL   Chairman Benson’ Considers  Leasing .Gigantic Chin Dilant

FOR HOG ISLAND   New York  Corporation’s Offer of $4,000,000 for Shipyard Will Be Rejected   Cost Government $70,000, 000—Covers 946 Acres— May Lease Property

SULLIVAN SEES BEATING AHEAD ~ FOR BILL BRYAN   Political Dopester Thinks Wilson Policies Will Win At Frisco   TO IGNORE WET ISSUE?

SULLIVANSEES . BEATING AHEAD FOR BILL BRYAN   Political Dopestes Thinks Wiloem Politics Will: Win’ : - Pe Ertecn Bag   DEMOCRATS WILL REFUSE TO GAY ANYTHING AT ALL On PROUE.

WILL BE ASKED TO LEGALIZE TAX LAW   Governor Goodrich and the State Officials Will Present a Rill ta   THE . LEGISLATURE   Decision Reached After a Conference—Will be in Four Sections

TRYING TO LEGALIZE HORIZONTAL INCREASE   MEASURE WILL BE RECOMMEND= ED BY GOV. GOODRICH TO STATE LEGISLATURE

10 BE REQUESTED 10 LEGALIZE INCREASES   Special Session of Legislature Will be Urged te Take Steps to Offset Decision Ruling   DECISION REACHED TODAY

GOVERNOR AND STATE OFFICIALS  HOLD CONFERENCE TO DAY—EARLY . ACTION.

MINISTERS VOICE VIEWS ON POLITICS   No Restriction in Congrega tional Church to Parsons Spouting His Opinions on Any Subject.

HARDING LINES UP DOMESTIC POLICIES   President-Elect Takes Up Finan. cial Matters With Committee Members.

‘Disorder Most Widespread In Recent Months—Lawless  ness Unchecked      THREE TOWNS SHOT — UP BY POLICEMEN      Lord Mayor Of Cork Begins 46th Day Of Hunger Strika   THREATEN TO BLOW UP BRITISH EMBASSY

IRRECONCILABLE  PAGT OPPONENTS TART OUUABBLE IN UPPER HOUSE   Debate on the Peace Treaty is Revived Unexpectedly By Those Opposed to Its Ratification by America,   ECONOMIC CLAUSE IS BITTERLY DENOUNCED   3orah and Knox Brand This lause as “Cruel’’ and ‘Murderous’: Formal Consideration Monday.

DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY 15 REVIVEL   Irreconcilable Opponents Bring Subject to Floor.   BORAH DENOUNCES PACT.   Senators Say Economic Clauses Are Cruel and Murderous in Their Effect on Conquered Peoples——Borah Also Assails Stand Taken by Hoover And Ask For Reply.

MURDEROUS, PACT EFFECT ON CONQUERED  IS DECLARED  Treaty Debate Revived   Treaty Debate Revived by Borah and Knox.   HOOVER ATTITUDE BRINGS CRITICISM   Called on to Reply to Questions of Policy.

TREATY. FOES BRING DEBATE INTO SENATE       Borah ©. Assails Hoover's “Stand . Upon’ League’ Of “Nations and ‘Calls’ Upon. Him. To “Answer  aa WT      FORMAL DEBATE ON MONDAY   Hitchcock ‘Clams. Only ‘Way .United_ States Can Throw Influence --For’ Stability Is By Accepting OT aby: 2   CLAIMS © WILSON. -OVERRULED

Pact Debated in Senate Pro-Huns Lifting Heads   RORAH AND KNOX DEEPLY DISTRESSED BECAUSE GERMANS MUST SUFFER FOR DEEDS Y

ANOX AND BORAR iN ATTACKS ON PACT   Two Opponents of Versailles Treaty Start Debate in Senate by Denouncing  Economic Clauses   HOOVER'S ATTITUDE ASSAILED IN SENATE   Formal Consideration Will No’ Start Until Monday as Many Senators Absent

TREATY DEBATING RESUMED DESPITE LODUE'S REQUES!   Irreconcilable Opponents o Ratification Bring Subject To Senate Floor—Borah In Denunciation.

Asks Him for Answ:       GERMANY TREATED TOO. ‘ROUGH, HIS-OPINIGE           Hitchcock Joined by Ste Republican, in- Defense  - Pact~-Knox with th : Cem State,

KNOX, BORN PLEAD GEAMANY'S GAGE IN DEBATE OW TREATY   ‘Peace Treaty Brought Back Be fore Senate and the Debate Gushes On.   BORAH CALLS TERM CRUEL   Denounces Economic Clauses as ' Starving Rest of World to Punish Germany.

TREATY DEBATE WiLL NOT DOWN IN THE SENATE   Controversy Comes Up Despite Understanding That It Was to Be Deferred Until Next Week.   BORAH STARTS IT FOLLOWING REPORT

IAREGONGIL ABLES AEVIVE DEBATE OM PEAGE TREATS   Borah and Knox De nounce Pact’s Economie Clauses   HOOVER IS ALSO ATTACKED

Economic Clauses “Cruel” and “‘Murderous,’’ [rrecon\ cilables Tell Senate.   “ENEMIES WILL BE. IMPROVERISHED, KNOX   Borah Condemns Herber! Hoover’s Stand on League of Nations.

TREATY ECONOMICS FLAYED BY SENATORS   Borah of Idaho and Knox of Pennsylvania Brand Them “Cruel” and “Murderous” in Their Effect.

inners ee NT MOT ENO MN OE OTE ee NT  “UNLESSITE” OR AN CUNTILITE.  saree nents k nA  mettn

SENATOR BORA ADOAILG OTAND OF HERBERT HOOVEE   Calls on Him to Reply to Ques tions Put to Candidates for the Presidency.   DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY IS REVIVED IN SENATE   Preceded by Completion of Partiamentary Steps Necessary to Restore Pact to Status Making Formal (onsideration Possible—Will be Requested Next Monday,

ar PEACE “TREATY. CRUE   Borah and “Knox, “Denounce S . Economic Clauses as “Mur‘derous™ in Effect, on Con-

MEATY FOES AIGK IT ROUND SENATE FLOOR   i@ratry s Foes CN U BORAH AND KNOX CAN’T WAIT UNTIL THE DOCUMENT IS AGAIN BEFORE THEM   Boreh Also Assails Hoover Because Latter Has So Far Failed To Answer His Questions

GOVERNORS ARE HONORED.      Allen Is On An Important Pro gram (in PennsSlivania.

MONKEY WRENCH WILL BE THROWN   By Bryan at the ‘Frisco Convention in His Opposition to Wilson.   WILL FORCE ISSUE ON THE DRY PLANK   Commoner Will Direct Battle Against Administraticn on Tasaome nt Nariane.

BAYAN QUESTIONS WILSON AS LEADE   Simms Says Commoner Prepared to Take Issue With President On League Covenant

THREE NEGROES LYNCHED BY MOB IN DULUTH, MINN   Attack on White Gir at Circus Cause of  Disorders

UNOFFICIAL POLL GIVES WOOD GOOD LEAD; JOHNSON ~LEADS LOWDEN BY ONE

CONVENTION WORM TURNS: TO LOWDEN   Johnson Losing As He Steps Into Arena At Chicago.

THE WHOLE FIELD AGAINST JOHNSON   CALIFORNIAN'S STRENGTH IS AUGMENTED EVERY HOUR AT CHICAGO   Johnson Asserts That He Wil! Win His Way in Getting Clearcut Opposition to the League

Sen. H.W. Johnson Had Advantage Over Opponent:   Will Soon Be Joined By Virtually All of Those In U.S. Senate Who Stood By + Him In League of Nations.

ENTIRE FIELD OF CANDIDATES WARS TION CALIFORNIAN   WOOD AND LOWDEN PLAN COUN  ATTACK ON SON ASOS: s  SPECTACULAR ‘AM. PAIGN METHODS      LONG BATTLE IS EXPECTED   Record Number of Ballots Predicte Before Nomination is Assured— Hoover's Name Way he With held Until a Tie. Threatens Z

(T'S THE FIELD AGAINST JOHNSON NOW AT CHIGAGO   In Headquarters of Wood and Lowden There ts a Tendency to Begina Counter Attack on the Senator.

JOHNSON THROWS — DOWN GAUNTLET IN LEAGUE FIGHT   ‘ANDIDATE DEMANDS CLEARCUT PLANK OPPOSING THE WORLD COVENANT.

LOOKS LIKE HIRAM JOHNSON AGAINST THE FIELD TODAY           Califor Wocul-Hoover Porces G . Moye.  nator Has the Lowder od ti            aS fo

WILSON ASSERTS.ARTICLE “TEN 1S: LEAGUE ESSENCE      Issues an-Appeal to Voters t Support It Next Tresday”

All Other Questions Lliminated by Development of WW Oa see Dees   HARDING GAINS BY IT   People Clearly Show Re. action to a Super-governmeni Idea,

LEAGUE PLEA IS MADE BY WILSON   HRESIDENT DECLARES MAIN IS. SUE OF CAMPAIGN IS BEING OBSCURED.   PRESIDENT DID NOT RISE

NEW DRY LAW ENFORCER . TO. ROUT FREAK METHODR   Revenue Conumissioner Williame; , to ced. Roper, Conservative, Bat ‘Keen on, Law Obedicaee.

PRESIDENT GOES QVER STRIKE WITH HIS CABINET CONFEREES   WILSON’S SELECTION OF LABOR BOARD MEMBERS NOT CONFIRMED BY SENATE AND CRITICISM ENSUES

Similar Course Planned For Various Other Industries.   DATES ARE FIXED   Whole Program is Phase of Scheme of Russian Radicals for Ultimate Overthrow of Government.

POINTS. OUT RED BEHIND BIG TIE-UP.       Patmer Informs Raj! 4 .0ard  William Z. Post’ dad Hand in Walidut .

Whole Program Was One Phase of Plans of Russian Radieals Aimed at Ultimate Capture of Industry, Overthrow of Government and Setting Up of Dietatorship,

FOSTER BEHIND RAIL STRIKE?   Reports Made By Agents of Oe partment of Jusilee,   GOVERNMENT DEFERS ACTION

FOSTERS HAND SEEN IN OUTLAW RAILROAD STRIKE   Leader of Trouble at Gary Helped Bring. Conditions   U.S. HAS EYE ON RADICALS

REDS ‘ARE: IN STRIKE  Pz   CLOSURES SHOW CA RAIL  TROUBLE       SE OF           Hhought Gover  ment, Evidence Wi TT {  Cause Hre} ak in’ Wa Kout, © be

GOVERNMENT WILL LET UNIONS DECIDE COURSE IN CRISIS, BEFORE TAKING FURTHER ACTION IN STRIKE—ONE BIG UNION IS THE PLAN.

PALMER ASSERTS THAT LENINE 1S ~ SUPPORTING IT   Steel Strike Radical Chiet Declared to Be Power Back of Move.

PIERSON AND REESE ALSO CON NECTED WITH PLANNING RAIL WALKOUT, DECLARES ATTORNEY GEN, PALMER

WILLIAM FOSTER AGAIN IN LIGHT   PRIME MOVER IN RAILWAY  STRIKE    Was Leader In Steel Strike. De  partment of Justice Gives { Facts.

FOSTER SHOWN AS PRIME MOV ER IN RAILROAD STRIKE   WILSON MEETS CABINET    Recent Disclosures Expected To Cauxe Break In Watkout.

Decision Reached by Cabinent to Seek Solution Through Publication of Motives Behind Walkout—--Officials Be. lieve Time Has Not Arrived for Direct Action.

Department of Justice Has Proof o Plan to Disrupt the Labor Federations.   W. Z. FOSTER BEHIND MOVE.   Has Been Engaged in Promoting Switchmen’s Walkout Since Steel Strike Failed.   Capture of Industry and Overthrow of Government the Ultimate Object, Palmer Says.   HAD ITS ORIGIN IN RUSSIA   The Government Expects Reaction Against Reds and Holds Prose« ‘cution in Abeyance.   BULLETIN.

PAL STAKE PHASE OF PLANS OF REDS   PART OF PROGRAM TO DISRUPT A. F, OF L. UNIONS FOR FORMING ONE BODY.   FEDERAL PRORERS REPORT   William 2. Foster, Leader of Il-Fated Steel Strike, Said Prime Mover in “Outlaw” Walkout,

I. W. W. TO BE MADE TOOL   Whole.Program One Phase OF the  Plans OF the Russian Radicals  Designed At Ultimate Capture OE Tadustev. f   WGULD DESTROY 4A. F. OF L

REDD ARE IN OLRIKE   DISCLOSURES SHOW CAUSE OF RAIL TROUBLE.   Thought Government Evidence Will Cause Brenk in’ Walkout, —

Proof That Man Who Engineered IIl-Fated Steel Frictior Is Doing Mischief in This Case — Attorney Genera Valmer’s Office Has in Hand Evidence to This Effect Cabinet Discusses Matter at Length. 

AFOFL 10 BE WRECKED, ALL. THEN TO G0 IN ‘ONE BIG UNION’   Revolution in America Ultimate Idea of © Radicals.   ORDERSCAME ’ FROM EUROPE   Interception of Courier Bares Plans of Communists.

OSTERIS BEHIND RAILWAR CONSERVATIVES MUST CHOOSE   PALMER ANNOUNCES PROOF FOSTER IS FOMENTING REBELLION.   GOVERNMENT WILL LET UNIONS DECIDE COURSE iN CRISIS, BEFORE TAKING FURTHER ACTION IN STRIKE_ONE BIG UNION IS THE PLAN.

PALMER REVEALS RADICALS PLOT TO GAUGE GLAD WAR IN COUNTRY   Chaos in Railroad Circles ts Due to a Nation-Wide Scheme to Disrupt ‘he Four Great Brotherhoods   ULTIMATE CAPTURE OF INDUSTRIES PLANNED   Workers Are Being Led Unwittingly Into the Trap Set for Them By Followers of Lenine and Trotzky

Snec Star for Rie Sum.   WIFE FREED WHO SHOT HUSBAND’S OFFICE GIRI   Mrs. Carrie Swartz of Ottumwa {: Acquitted by Jury in Hour and a Half.

BRYAN REFUSES 10 BE GANDIDAT   Aaron S. Watkins Named to Head Prohibition National Ticket: Ohio Now Has Three Candidates for  Descinddancyu

MOOD SECURES DELEGATES OF NEW MEXICO   Convention Unanimously Supports Army Leader for Republican Presidential  Nomination   PRICHARD CRITICIZES DEMOCRATIC ACTIONS   ‘Promises Republican President , And Congress Will Reduce + Taxes, Cut Living Cost

NEW MEXICO TO SUPPORT WOOD   Deleszatiow te thienge Convention  fiven Instractions«.

NEW MEXICO INSTRUCTS _ DELEGATION FOR WOOD   Action of Convention Comes after Motion to Indorse Without Instruc. tiong Fails

ee ee eee  England Gets Jump — on United States Over Trade With Germany

French Merchants Discover German Manufacturers Have Sold But to Great Britai

HARDING PLANS CONFERENCES IN WASHINGTON   Republican Presidential Nominee to Take No Vacation This Summer.   SET NO DEFINITE DATE   Senator Thinks Notification Cer emonies Will Take Place About July 15.

Leaders, Including Senator Poindexter and Gov. ernor Allen, Give As surances of Help.

HARDING CALLS PARTY CHIEF FOR COUNCII   Republican Nominee Will Forego Vacation, Remaining at National Canital

HARDING ABANDONS PLANS FOR VACATION   Will Remain In Washington For Conferences With Party Leaders During Summer.

FADERD HASTENING TA SUPPORT THE CANGINATE   ENATOR HARDING GETTING MSANY PROMISES FROM MEN HUGH IN COUNCILS OF HES PARTY—NE WILL NOT REST.

NO VAGATION FOh SENATOR HARDING   Will Remain At Capital Unti Time to Return vo Marion, Ohio.   Notification Date Not Finally Agreed Upon—Will Be About July 15.

HARDING STAYS ~ IN WASHINGTON   Republican Standard Beare Abandons Plans. for Vacation.to Meet Party Leaders.

HARDING GIVES UP VACATION   WILL REMAIN IN WASHINGTON FOR CUFERERCES WITH PARTY

WHS UP PLAN TION AND WILL  AFX IN’ WASHINGTON  : x te RARDING 2 OF YV:

[HARDING TO CONFER ‘WITH PROGRESSIVES      TO STAY IN WASHINGTON UNTIL OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION   IDROPS VACATION PLAN   ‘Had Long Conference bt Home Last Night With Chairman Hays and Daugherty

MANY ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT REACH HIM   Conferences Are Hela With Many Notables, and Meetings With Progressives Have Been Arranged For,

U0. P. LEADERS PLEDUE HARDING THEIR SUPPOR’   Nominee to Remain in Wash. ington Until Time to Go to Marion for Notification Ceremonies.

HARDING GIVES UF VACATION   Will Stay in Washington to Plan Caitcaicn.

ARDING 10 BANDON HIS IUTING PLAN   EPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENCY ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL NOT TAKE A LONG EXPECTED VACATION.

Senator Harding Gives Up His Vacation Plans and Will Stay in Capital Until He Goes Home

HARDING TO REMAIN IN WASHINGTON FOR PARTY CONFERENCE:   Plans for Vacation Uuti Alter Official Notification Abandoned,

HARDING GIVES UP VACATION   Republican Nominee will Re. main in Washington until Official Notification

NO VACATION RORHARDING: MUST LABOR   Confers With His Campaign Managers On Coming G. O. P. Race.

HARDING WILL NOT TAKE A VACATION   Republican Candidate For President Will Remain at Washington Until Middle of July.   CONFERENCE SET FOR MONDAY   Will Confer With Chairman Hayes, Albert Beveridge and Theodore

NO VACATION FOR HARDING   Republican Candidate Aban dons Plans for the Summer.

TOD WH DOIN, TIARDIEG CANT TARE VACATION   More Republican Leaders Cail to Offer Their Aid to  Nominee   PLANNING CONFERENCE. WITH PROGRESSIVES   American Agricultural Problems Discussed at Luncheon With Adams and Smith

PARTY LEADERS 10 SUPPORT HARDING   POINDEXTER, ALLEN AND OTHERS COME OUT IN” STATEMENTS ENDORSING UIM.

SENATOR HARDING “ABANDONS PANS FOR A VACATION   Begins Series Conferences to Continue Through Preparation of Address.   ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT FROM MANY QUARTERS   Republican Nominee for Presi. dent Has No Engagements for Sunday, but Expects tc Spend the Day Quietly at His Washington Home.

HARDING ANXIOUS TO PLEASE LEADERS   Will Give up His Vacation to Confer With Heads of All Party Factions.

HARDING WiLt FOREGO A REST AT THE PRESENT   Will Remain in Work in Washington Until He Goes io

VACATION PLANS ARE ABANDONEL   Harding Will Remain at Cap ital Until Formal Notification Date   HOLDS CONFERENCES   Publisher of Indiana Papers Promises Support to Republican Nominee

HARDING GIVES UP VACATION   WILL REMAIN IN WASHINGTON FOR CNFERENCES WITH PARTY LEADERS

WILL RECEIVE. OFFIC. IAL NOTIFICATION OF NOMINATION ABOUT JULY 15.   Will Continue - Conferences With Progressive Leaders ’ Next Week and Meet Na tional Committee Memhare.

HARDING AoGUAED OF ULID aUPPORT BY PARTY LEADERS   IBANDONS PLANS FOR VACATION AND WILL REMAIN IN WASHINGTON   PROGEE SSIES WILL Ald   Republican Nominee Holds Conferences With Various Faction Leaders and Reeeives Pledges of Staunch Co-operation,

HARDING DECIDES TO, STAY IN WASHINGTON      Abandons Plans for Vacation t Confer With Party Leaders  in National Capital.

Republican Nominee to Hold Important Conference  With Leaders Monday

HARDING DROPS PLAN TO TAKE AIS VACATION   Remains in Washington for Further Conferences With Party Leaders.

HARDING TO CONFER WITH PROGRESSIVES   TO STAY IN WASHINGTON UNTIL OFFICIAL NOYTIFICATION   DROPS VACATION PLAN   Gevernor Allen Promises Support to the Republican Nominee

HARDING  ES UP REED arias   Will Continue Conferences. at Washington With.: Party: 1 Leaders to Promote: Harmony.

1A}  BOING GIVES EP FLAN 7 MACATION AND WILL ’ REMAIN EN WASHINGTO?

G. 0) P. LEADERS RALLY TO HARDING STANDARD   ALLEN, POINDEZTER AND OTHERS GIVE NOMINEE ASSURANCE OF SUPPORT.   Candidate Will Remain in Washington Until Middle of July, Then Go Home for Notification.

HARDING BUCKLES DOW T0 WORK   Will Continue Conferences With Leaders.

Leaders of All Factions te Help Nominee; Progressives Offer Their Support   GOVERNOR ALLEN CALLS ON REPUBLICAN CHOICE   Pittsburgh and Indianapolis Publishers Have Conference, With Harding

IRDING NOT TO TAKE & VACATION   ill Proceed to Marion, Ohio oon to Receive His Formal lotification of His Nominaon and Will Make First peech There.

HARDING WILL REMAIN MONTH IN WASHINGTON   Campaign Conferences With Hays And Senators Will Be Held Monday   COMMITTEE EXPECTED TO HANDLE CAMPAIGN   HAYS BELIEVED PROBABLI HEAD OF COMMITTEE OF FIVE WHICH MAY CONDUCT CAMPAIGN.

LEADERS TALK UP PROSPECTS   Assurances of Support Are Received From Republican Quarters by Senator.   Washington "Contender for Nomination is Loyal.

RIGHT SMART WORK AHEAD OF HARDING   NOMISEE FOR PRESIDENT MUst FPOREGU HIS VACATION.   Duties at Washiagtoa te Keep Hina Occupied Until Jaly—riledagece of Seppert Received From Preminent Mea.

HARDING PLANS TO CONTINUE CONFERENCES   Pledges of Support Received From Rirals.

HARDING GIVES UP HIS VACATION PLAN   Remains in Washington for Further Conferences With Republican Leaders Regarding Hie Campaign

IARDING 10 REMAIN IK WASHINGTON; VAGATION PLANS ARE CANCELLED   WILL GO TO HOME IN OHTO TE RECEIVE FORMAL NOTICE OF NOMINATION,

AT THE  PRESENT   Will Remain in Work in Washington Until He Goes io Marion.  arma a ae  Conference with Many Progressive Leaders is Under Way.

TELL HARDING JULY 15   Will Abandon Plane for Vacation And Continue Conferences.

WITH LEADERS   SAYS THE RIGHT THING TO Ata \ND THEY CAME AWAY MUCH PLEASED   Poindexter and Aften Promise Unreserved Support of This “Typically” Amertean Ticket”

PANTIDATE   Latest Supporters Include Gov. Allen, Who Placed Wood In Nomination.

HARDING REMAINS TN WASHINGTON   Has Abandoned Temporarily Plans For a Vacation To Confer With Republican Leaders. -

3 AGENCIES . PULLING AT. RAIL SNARL   Reserve Board.and Senate Committee  Take Hand.

WILL TAKE STEPS TO ENFORCE VOLSTEAD ACT   Dalrymple Says Will Close aloons and Breweries as Nuisances— Will Seize Brewery and Stock.

DALAYMPLE WILL FIGHT BREWERIE!   Dry Commissioner Says Thous ands of Gallons of Beer Are Sold Daily.

DUAL OF o000 IN HED CROSS DRIVE   ‘Decatur County Chapter. Will ‘Seel Membership of 5,000 in’ Fourth — Red Cross Roll Call. ,

THE RED CROSS ROLL CALL NEX!   Nov. 11-25--Henry County’s Membership Quota Fixed at 8000 .

TWO THOUSAND MEMBERS FOR THIS COUNTY   Chapter Quotas Have Been Set , With View of Enrolling Million Members.   ROLL GALL NOV. 11 TO 25

QUOTA IS FIXED   County Chapter Will En deavor to Enroll Four - Thousand People   EAN 289 REP URUOD     The Membership Campaign Starts on Armistice Day —Plans Are Made

RUSH COUNTY GOAL ASSET AT 5,000   Local Chapter of Red Cross Will be Called on to Reach That Membership in Roll Call   CAMPAIGN NOV. i! TO 25   Red Cross Sunday Will be Observed by Church in Lake Division on Nevember 14

2,500 MEMBERS FOR RED CROSS   GOSHEN CHAPTER TO CON. DUCT DRIVE NOV. 11-25.

FOURTH ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL CALL NOVEMBER 11-25   Steuben County's Quota is Thre Thousand Members.

GOAL OF S000 1K RED CROSS DRIV    Decdtam; County: Chapter Will Seek Membership lof 5,000.in Fourth; « Red Cross Roll Call.

MIDWEST GROWERS ARE INFORMED OF COAST MARKETING   Permanent Marketing Organization !s Goal Of Farm Bureau Federation.   CONSOLIDATION NEEDED IN OBTAINING RELIEF   Benefits And Disadvantages Of The Coast Agencies Are Analyzed In Report,

GDOPERATIVE PLAN OF MARKETING {3 FULLY DISCUSSED   MID-WEST FARM BUREAU FEDER ATION REPORTS ON PACIFIC COAST SCHEME,   GRAIN MEN INTERESTED   Indication Is That Farmers of West May Expect to Come Into Such Body and Consolidate Their [nterests,

Two Soldie Wounded Armed Uprising Fa t0 Materialize  Sim Fein Flag, Floats Admiralty Pier   Increased Taxes May Result of Raids

Burning of Tax Records Tt Bring Additional Burden Under New Rating   OPENS FIRE ON TROOPS   Sinn Fein Banner Flies All Da‘ At Queenstown With Pole Well Greased

TAX RECORDS’ ARE BURNED IN-IRELAND   ‘ATTACK POLICE BARRACKS   POLE WAS ‘WELL GREASED

FASTEROUTRAGES   Plone, However, Develop Inio * §pectacular Efforts of Force Against Government   TAX OFFICES BURNED   Altacks on Police Barracks and Federal Offices are Reported Generally

EASTER IN IRELAND A DAY OF DISORDER   NO SPECTACULAR RISING, BUT A DEAL OF OUTLAWRY.   Maleontents Take New Angle in Outrages by Attacking Many Tax Offices and Burning the Records.

HOTEL MURDER STILE UNSOLVED   New York Police Have No Trace of Young Man Who Killed Leeds Vaughn Waters.

THINK BABY ALIVE  a= - emai * —_~_ a ae aa   Expect Early Developments in Coughlin Case

SEVEN BEAD AT KANSAS GIT   Motorman Leses Gontrot of Street Car and it Jumps the Track, Crashing Inta Pole,

HOLLAND DEMANDS ~ISKANAMENT in ~ LEAGUE BE BECIIN   Dutch: Seek to Make ‘Sugges: - tions: in: Discussing Treaty “But Will Permit: no Reservatins,   WILL’ JOIN IN’ THE PACT

Report Petrograd ° Situation Critics!      All Freedom of Trade Prohibited; Anti-Bok shevik Agitators Shot Down:;. Soo OnNE Conditions Make People Desperate” :

FALL OF SOVIET NOW APPEARS IMMINENT   NEWS FROM FRONT AND ODES. PERATE ECONOMIC SITUATOY SEEMS RESPON GIRL E.

sinensis ern ne FALL OF SOVIET RULE PREDICTED FROM RUSSIA NOW APPEARS IMMINENT

‘WILSON NOMINATES 12,000!  Republicans, Who Remember  * Democratic Action, Will, Act Accordinelv. *

VILSON NOMINATES 12,000   Republican, Who Remember Democratic Action, Will Act Accordingly.

BRIGADIER GENi:RAL E. A. WEDGE\WOOD DEAD   Was a Lawyer by Profession ani Had Been Resident of Utah for Thirty Years.

NO CENSORSHIP IN RUSSIA, SAYS LUDWIG MARTINS   Soviet Representative Say: Soviet Permits Newspap er Opposition — Denie: Attempt to Overthrov Government

SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM   Orders Popular Vote on Right of Wo men to Vote.

MLLE. DENISE WINS CONTEST   Grade Thoroughbred  Lands First Honors on Points.   FULL-BLOODED ARAB IS SECOND

ALLE. DENISE DECLARED WINNER OF THE 300-MILE ROUINE, ENDURANCE TEST

Retail Clothiers Are Advised to Buy Light By Head of Associatio:

DE ELSA GETS COINFROM -AATH FACTIONS   Witnesses Say They Received _ Checks Signed by National ‘’ Committeemen. .  CAMPAIGN TO-QUST _ SENATOR ‘REED PROBED   Edward F. Gotha: Said to- “Have: Signed Paper for Exe nenses 

TRACE. MISSOUR EYENGE MONEY   Demucratic Naticnal Cemmitteeman Coftra Paid Delegaces’ ix penses To State Convention at Joplin.

Committee Paid Expenses of All at the Missouri Democratic Convention.   WITNESS TESTIFIES OF RECEIVING $150   Senatorial Campaign Expenditure Investigating Committee in St. Louis.

DEMO DELEGATES TELL OF EXPENSES   Cost Of Trip To Missouri Con vention Paid By Opposing Factions, Is Claim.

THEIR EXPENSES PAID   Cheeks For National Committeemen For Missouri State Delegates,

SHOW PALMER.  AND COX MEN GIVEN MONEY   Witness So Testifies Before Sena’ Investigating _ Committee Today   EACH ADMITS HE WAS GIVEN $15(

SOLONS CONFER AT ST. LOUIS MEETING   @enators’ Senate Committers Shown Missouri Checks   Given to Democratic Delegates to Pay Their Expenses to State Convention at Joplin,

PROBE MISSOURI CASES   SENATE COMMITTEE OPENS IN.VESTIGATION AT ST. LOUIS,   Shown Checks Given Democratic Dele gates to Pay Their Expenses to State Convention.

AGAINST GOLTRA BUT TAKES CASH FOR EXPENSES   Senate Probers Dig;  Into Democratic Pol itics In Senator Reed’s Home.

ATTORNEY GENERAL AND COX HAD REED OUSTED: CHARGE   o> EN ATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE DELVES INTO MISSOURI POL remain:   Tells of Expense Money A By Two Antagonistic

DELEGATES WHO VOTED AGAINST REED GET CHECKS   Senate Committee Unearths Nasty Mess in Investigation Of Democratic Politics  Of Missouri.

CHECKS GIVEN IN MISSOURI   Testimony Before the Senate Committee   Got Checks for $150

SHED LIGHT ON * REED OUSTER   Delegates Got Palmer -and Cox Coin, Say Wit- _ . nesses"

REED OPPONENTS HAD PLENTY (F MONE   FROM COX AND PALMER SOURCES COMMITTEEMAN TESTIFIES,   SAID HE WAS GIVEN CHECK TO PAY EXPENSES   Patrick O'Neil! Before Committee Today Says Two Funds Were Raised From Palmer and Cox Friends to Oust Senator Reed,

PRE-CONVENTION CAMPAIGN PROGE ON AT ST. LOUK   Senate Committee Transfers Interest to Work of Democrats In Missouri.   Case of Senator Reed Thrown Into Limelight by the Evidence.

MISSOURE LINEN -IN-THE WASH   DEMOCRATIC WITNESSES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.   THE MISSOURI WAY   DELEGATES TO FRISCO RECEIVED “EXPENSE MONEY,”   Some of Them Apparently - Were . Supplied by Both Factions’ Cox and Palmer. —

COMMITTEE IS IN SAINT LOUIS   {Checks Given Delegate:  Signed by Missouri’ . Committeeman 

IHECKS SIGNED BY GOTHA WERE GIVEN DELEGATES 1) PAY THEIR EXPENSE:   estimony Given. by Members of St. Louis Democrati: CGominittee Before Senate Investigating Committee

DELEGATES HAD       TO MISSOURI STATE DEMOCRATIC. CON - VENTION was TESTI- MOONY   Before ‘Senate - Conimittee "Investigating Expenditures — Checks Were Signed _ by ‘Democratic National Committesaman Caltra.

PALMER TARGET W QUT HO LATE CAMPAIGN   REPORTED DISTRIBUTION OF $2.000 CENTER OF COMMITTEE HEARING.

MISSOURI MEN WERE BRIBED TO OUST REED   Investigation Shows Moneyed Plot of  Leaders.

CHECKS SIGNED BY EDWARD F. GOLTRA   Delegates Are Paid Their Expenses to Joplin Convention That Deprived Senator James Reed of Seat.   TESTIMONY PRESENTED TO SENATE COMMITTEE   City Committeemen Declare They Received Pay, Although They Favored Seating the Missouri Senator.

DELEGATES HAD FARES PAID BY OPPOSING SIDES   Senate Probe Opens at S. Louis and Coltra Checks Are Investigated.

PROBE COMMITTEE FINDS COLTRA PAYING THE BILLS   Pay Expenses of Delegates to Missouri State Dem. Convention

DUSTING RitD IN MISSOURI IS  BEING PRUBER   ANTAGONISTIC «FORCES WERE FOUND IN PALMER AND COX CAMPS WITNESSES SAY.

“HIRED MAN'S” WAGE TO RISE $7.50 MONTH   Increasing Wage, Costly Implements, Is Menace to Crop Production   YOUTHS DESERT SOIL   atte ——  FARM WAGES Now 80 PERCENT HIGHER THAN AT SEGINNING OF THE WAR, iS REPORT

IEDUCED FOOD PRODUCTION [a WARNING GIVER   Department of Agriculture Says That May Be Effect From Increased Farm Labor Wage   LESSENEO ACREAGE IN: CULTIVATION IS VIEW   Rapid Movement From Farms to Industrial Centers Is Given as Reason

PRODUCTION CUT BY HIGH FARM WAGES   Department of Agriculture Issues Warning That Serious Food Situation May Develop.

COUNTRY FACES FOOD SHORTAGE RECORDS OOH   WARNING IsstURED BY DEPAKT.MENT OF AGRICULTURE ON STRENGTH OF REPORTS   HIGH WAGES ARE BLAMED   High Costs ot Farm Faquipment and Supplies Together With Pronounced Movement of People to Cities, Chief Reasons

FARM EXODUS WILL INVITE FAMINE   Department of Agriculture Daclares - Serious Foed Shortage  Im nrends.

FEWER FARMERS AND LESS FOOD FORECAS   Department of Agriculture Say Farms Wil! Suffer in 1920 by City Wage Lure.

NEARLY EVERY LINE OF TRADE IS WHOLESALED AT THIS POINT AND ENJOY A BIG TRADE.   UAGOCK 1S RAILROAD CENTER OF SOUTH PLAINS   Goods of -Every Description Shipped in Every Direction over the Lubbock Trade Territory, Which Embraces Fourteen CounHen in Texas and Many Points in Eastern New Mexico.

LUBBOCK H = HOLESALER'   NEARLY EVERY LINE OF TRADE 1S. WHOLESALED AT THIS POINT AND ENJOY A BIG TRADE.   LUBBOCK 1S ANLAGAG GENTER OF SOUTH PLAINS   Goods of -Every Descr ct iption Shipped in Every Direction over the Lubbock Trade Territory, Which Embraces Fourteen Counties in Texas and Many Points in Eastern New Mexico.

YALE WINS FIRST IN ANNUAL RIVER EVEN   Iwo Mile Freshman .Race i -Taken. From. Harvard. ani Second Iven is Also won.

BOOM HODGES FOR VICE PRESIDENT   HENDERSON MARTIN HEADS MOVEMENT TO PUT KANSAN ON TICKET   Kansas Delegation Will go to San Francisco Selid for the Ex-Governor   Mr. Martin Will Push Vigorous Campaign Among Delegations of Other States

BOOM HODGES FOR ~ VICE PRESIDENT   HENDERSON MARTIN HEADS MOVEMENTS TO PUT KANSAN ON TICKET   SHOUSE IS FOR. HIM   Kansas Delegation Will go to San Francisco Selid for the Ex-Governor   Mr. Martin Wit) Push Vigorous Campaign Among Delegations + of Other States

‘Many Valuable Documents, !mplicating irishmen, Seized by Police.   FIGHT IN GOTHAM STREETS      ‘British Flag Floating Over Union Club Provokes Sinn Lain Attack.

BiG CLEANUP OF SINN FEIN INDUBLIN   Greatest Roundup of Present Rebellion Staged; Griffith Among Prisoners; Literature Seized

SINN FEIN LEADERS CAUGHT IN A RAIL   Hundreds of Prisoners Taken Including Two Memhers of Parliament—Evidence Secured   ‘DRIVE” MADE BEFORE DAWN

HUNDREDS CAPTURED IN SIHN FEIN ARRESTS   Lesser Officials Are Taken to Jail With Leadeare

TRANCE IN READINESS   French Troops Will Advance From Rhine if Situation in Germany Continues a Menace.  Blame Bolshevism for Suspen-

Threatens To “Move Beyond Rhine Unless Coal Is Received   staan   TRAINS CARRY ING FOOD ARE HELD UP   Conference Of Premiers Sunday May Hasten Peace —Bole Army Gains   BULLETIN,

GLEVELAND OURE UF VIGTORY ON HOME GROUNDS   Hotels in Ohio Metropolis are Swamped With Visiting Ball Fans.

CLEVELAND FANS BASEBALL CRAZY ON EVE OF GAME   Is Fourth Of Schedule And First Played On Indian TNiamond +.

CLEVELAND CLUB EXPECTS TO WIN TODAY’S CONTESI   ‘Tris Speaker's Tribe, Encamped  On Familiar Trails, Is Con  fident—15,000 Visitors ~  Clamor for Seats. 4   ;

OME ATMOSPHERE EVIVES SPIRITS OF HE SPEAKER TRIBE   shant War Cry With Renewed Vigor and Are Full of Confidence.   INDIAN KILLERS EXPECT TO HOLD WINNING EDGE   zooms in Cleveland Unavailable Except in Private Homes and Ardent Fans Are Paying as Thirty-five Dollars for Tickets to Today's Game.

CLEVELAND READY JO: AENEW BATTLE   Regular World Series Atmos: phere Reangears in Lake City,   INDIANS MUST WIN GAME   Backing Hefuses to Conceda  . Purther Defeot for Tris Bpeaker'a Wurriora—Oul of Town Fane Glamor for Dwel, ling aud Ticketa—Teams So Evenly Matched.

CLEVELAND FANS SURE OF VICTOR IN TODAY'S GAM   Indians Get Royal Welcome a      COMMUNITY MATTER   Hotels and Rooming Houses of  Middle Western Metrepellt Crowded with Visitors, 5   PFEFFER VS. COVELESKIE:   “Big Jeff May Oppose “Inving ble Pole”—Both Teams gage in Practice Sessions. .:

CLEVELAND SHOWS INTENSE INTEREST IN WORLD SERIES   Indian's Supporters Confident That Team Will Make Better Showing There.   PFEFFER WIL! LIKELY OPPOSK COVELESKIE   Many Vhousand Fans Clamor For Place To Steep And Tickets Vt Any Price.

CLEVELAND FANG FAIRLY AADIATE COMPLETE FAITE   SPEAKER .AND .HIS ..MEN . DE CLARE THEY WILL TIE SERIES TODAY   ATTENDANCE TO BE LARGE   Hali Capacity of Great Amphitheatre Reported to Be on Hand From Out of Town

CLEVELAND RADY TQ RENEW BATTLE   Regular World Series Atmosphere Reappears in Lake City.  SAMAR C w811ICT Wit CAME   Backing Refuses to Concede Further Defeat for Tris Speaker's Warriors——Out of Town Fans Glamor for Dwelling and Tickets—-Teams So Evenly Matched.

CLEVELAND” HOPEFUL OF VICTORWAT HOME OVER BROOKLYNITES   Indian Fans Fairly Radiate Con. fidence—Team is Inspired Confidence.   15,000 VISITING FANS HUNTING FOR TICKETS   Sealpers Seem to Be Doing Wel —Prices Range From $15 .tito $35 Each.

CLEVELAND FANS: RALLY TO SUPPORT “TE THE HOME TEAN   To Show Brooklyn Fans What Enthusiastic Rooting Veli Do In Winning Series

INDIANS 10 RENEW BATTLE AT HOME   BROOKLYN NATIONALS LIKE LY TO FACE DIFFERENT COMBINATION.   Tris Speaker and His Tribesmen Chant War Cry With Increased Vigor.

REPORT RESOLUTION” © TO DECLARE PEACI   President Asserts Troops Onl; Subject to His Orders. °

‘REPUBLICANS TRY TO DECLARE PEACE   Resolution: Declaring .State of War With Germany. at

‘'WILSON’S NAME IN . GEORGIA PRIMARY   ‘President Asked to Permit Fil ing of His Name for Prefer ence Vote ih Georgia.

ELA TO” BE RESUMEL   England. Only ‘Waiting for Provisional : Presi-° dent to Go in -

ENGLAND READY. FOR RELATIONS WITH MERIGANS   REVOLUTIONISTS REPORT SUR RENDER OF TWO MORE IMPORT. ANT FEDERAL” GARRISONS.

EXPOSE PLOTS OF REBELLION   Shown That Reds Sought Rule of Soviets Over the Nation,   CONVICTED BY OWN WORDS   American Communist, farty Is an ins   tegral Part of the Russian Boishe viki—Iit Advocates the Over. throw of U, 8S. Government.

EXPOSE PLOTS OF REBELLION   Shown That Reds Sought Rute of Soviets Over the Nation.   American Communist Party !8 an In . tegral Part of the Russian Solshe-. viki—It Advocates the Overthrow of U. 8. Government.

NEW YORK SUICIDE HAS PECULIAR FEATURES   Polico Believe Parsons Had Been Attackell Before Shooting Himself,

MASSACHUSETTS TOWNS -— RECEIVE RED WARNINGS      Say” Outrages Are ; Planned Fo. Thursday Of This Week.

WARNINGS OF BOMB ATTACKS   nonymous Notices of Iniended Aa sanits Sent Mavor.

THREATEN BOMB ATTACKS.   Two New Encland Cities Warned in  Anonrmons Letter.

COX DISCUSSED LABOR ISSUE   Reiterated Charge That ‘Republicans Getting Shady Funds

GO ASSMAN LPATNG TRIBLINA   SAYS BATS ARE IN BELFRY OF HAGUE TRIBUNAL AND IT 18 NOW IMPOTENT   AVORS NEWER ORDER   Candidate Delivered Speeches In Various Places Along the Route in Michigan Dur ing Friday.

UUA AEFEHG 10 HAGUE TRIBUNAL  Ad GAD FAILURE   SAYS FRONT PORCH OF THE  FEGrLE 18 SEAT OF ALL AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY.

LANGE COMPANY TO QUID AOMES SGI PLAN   Houseboat Solves Problem for Some; They Can Move With Ease   SOME TENANTS BUY  THEIR APARTMENTS   Carpenters Object to Scheme for Use of Many Portable Houses

CHICAGO FAMILIES HUNTING FOR HOMES   NOT ENOUGH DWELLINGS IN THE CITY TO ACCOMMODATI PEOPLE.

IRISH BARRACKS BLOWN UP   Station at Gortatlea, Seven Mile: Southeast of Tralee-—Three Po. licemen Injured.

tation at Gortatlea, Seven Miles . Southeast of Tratee—Three Policomen Injured.

HARDING CHAMPIONS MORE FEDERAL AID IN WEST DEVELOPMENT;  HELP EX-SERVIGE Mch   Great Task Now to Take Up the Work Roosevelt Started and Democrats Neglected   MOUNTAIN EMPIRE HAS WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES

GOVERNORS HEAR HARDING TALK OF U. S. RESOURCES   Lowden and Sproul, Former Rivals, Accept Invitations.

Republican Governors Hear Nominee On Conservancy   Entire Party Attends G. A. R Picnic in Park.

FOURTEEN STATE HEADS PIEGRIM TO MARION TO Pay THEIR RESPECTS TO REPUBLICAN NOMINEE AND HEAR SPFPECH.

HARDING NIAKES TALK 106.0. GVEMOR   Nominee Says Conservation of Natural Resources is Necessary.   14 STATES REPRESENTED

ARDINGURG CONSERVATION AF RESOUREE   Advocates Federal Aid Towari Reclaiming the Western Lands.   FOOD NEED THUS SUPPLIED   ' Policies Fostered By Rooseveli Should Be Task of the Early Future.

SEES OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF WESTERN LANDS   Republican Nominee Deliver: Address on Reclamation of Natural Resources.   GOVERNMENT LANDS FOR SERVICE MEN TOUCHED ON   Roosevelt Policies Should Bt Again Applied to the West, Harding Declares.

FOURTEEN GOVERNORS SEE HARDING   Among Those to Make the Pilgrimage to Front Porch is Governor Lowden.

GOVERNORS GUESTS TODAY OF SENATOR HARDING AT MARION   Conservation of Natural Resources and Reclamation of Land Urged Epon Stuia Exerulives,

RECLAMATION IS URGED BY HARDING   Would Give Federal Aid in Opéninc Up Western Part of U. S.; Bpeaks to Republican Governors.

REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS ADDRESSED BY HARDING   ‘Fourteen States Represented in Gathering Before the Candidate’s Home Today,   AFTER-THE-WAR NEEDS DISCUSSED IN SPEECH   Stressos Necessity for Reconstruction Policy to Open Up  New Fields. .   g. F, MORGAN IS PRESENT   Governors Sproul and Lowden,  Also Among Party Lead.  ers Attending.

RECLAMATION PLEA [5 LAID BEFORE GOVERNORS BY  HARDING   Republican Candidate Urges  Roosevelt Policies That Democrats Have Neqlected.   Senator Declares Far West s Given Not Enough Support By Federal Government

Gov. Philipp Among Yoday’s Visitors At Harding Front Porch   Nominee Addresses G. O. P Governors on National ' Conservation

SAVE RESOURCES, HARDING   Favors Federal Aid in Reclaiming Western Lands.

NEED AFTER WAR RECONSTRUCTION SAYS HARDING   Norbeck Ameng Repub. lican Governors, Hear Nominee’s Appeal.

HARDING URGES GOVERNMENT AID N RECLAMATION   Pictures Western Country as 2 Wonderland Holding Possibilities in Period of Food Shortage: Quotes Roosevelt

REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS HEAR HARDING SPEAK   Need of After-War Construc tion Is Urged By  Senator.

NEXT PRESIDENT BALD      Soothsayer Says American Ex porntive Wil Rea Gane Thatch.

INDICTMENT SAID TO INCLUDE EVANSVILLE MEN   Investigation of Booze Traffic  Pocket City Reported to Have Been Made.

Re-draft of Documents Causes Many Surprises In Congress; Especially the Clause in Regard to Wage Increases.   BOTH HOUSES ARE CONFIDENT REPORT WILL BE ADOPTED

PLAN CONTROL OF WAGES. AND PAY HAL YEAR   Measure Reported Out to Senate and House} Seeks to Stabilize Pay and Profits.

STABILIZATION. OF PAY CALLED FOR IN MEASURE   Conference Report I: -. Submitted in House _ and Senate.  ete Pre Rte Secs

UNION OFFICIALS CALL MEETING FOR TONIGHT   WILL CONSIDER EFFECT OF. RAIL ROAD BILL WILL HAVE ON RECENT AGREEMENT.

PROPERTY OF GERMANS WILL BE RETAINED   By South Afircan Gov: ernment and as ¢ Loan and be Payable in Thirty Years

PROPERTY OF GEAMANS WILL BE RETRINED AS LOAN BY GOVEANMEN]   SATISFACTION OF THE CLAMS AGAINST GERMANS FOR DEBTS FIRST TO BE MADE.

WOMEN VOTE IN KENTUCKY   Suffrage Assured When Governor Signed Legislative Measure

THE PRESIDENT'S SALUTE,      Twenty-One Guns Will Boom When Harding Nears a Fort.

PRESIDENTIAL SALUTETOGREET HARDING ON TRIP   BAKER ORDERS ARMY POSTS ALONG BORDER TO FIRE THE TWENTY-ONE GUNS

Guns To Boom. When Harding Visits Post:   Baker Orders Army Camps t Fire Presidential Salute for Senator.

SHAMROCK IV LOSS DUE TO ITS DESIGNER   Case of too Many Cooks Declares Arthur Diaper, one of the Crew to Correspondent

ALIBI FER DEFEAT UF SHAMROCK WV.   Talk of Reasons Why They Didn’t Lift the Cup.

PREMIER UPHOLDS POLICE   A Reason fer Pepriscls in Tr dond, Says Llovd Georve

NAVAL OFFICER WINS SUIT   Supreme Court Justice Holds United States Fleet Corporation Is Private Concern. a,

Arnold Bennett Declares Women’s Rule a Mirage.   Confirmed Feminist Confesses They Are Inferior to Men in Intellectual Power,

SAYS WOMEN NEED TO BE DOMINATED   Arnold Bennett Declares Women’s Rule a Mirage.   Confirmed Feminist Confesses The; Are Inferior to Men in Intellectua! Power.

WUMEN NEED BOSSES?   CONFIRMED FEMINIST SAYS HER RULE A MIRAGE.   Arnold Bennett Declares They Are Inferior to Men in Intellectual Power.

BOLSHEVIK BEGIN ATTAGK ON FINE ANT   Indlaughts On Positions at Sutjervi Fellow Artillery Bombardment of Wednesday.

TWO DIE IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Lieutenant and Cadet Killed in Wreck Near San Antonio When Plane Collapses.

RED CROSS ROLL CALL FOR MATCHLESS MILAM HAS QUOTA 9F $3,670   IF COUNTY FAILS TO RAISE HER QUOTA IT WILL MARK FIRST FAILURE IN THIS WORK

EXCHANGE RATE CHANGED.   Posteffice Department Wil Conform to Present Basis.

NEW RATES ON MONEY ORDERS   Postotfice Department Estab lishes New Rates on Conver. sion of Foreign Money.   PREVENTS HUGE PROFITS

MONEY  MAKING ROHEME (5 HIT   STEPS TAKEN TO END PROFITS IN STAMPS AND MONEY ORDERS.

STAMP TRADING CURBED BY U.S. TO STOP PROFT)   Conversion Rates of Foreign Money Changed to Nearer Prevailing Exchange

GOVERNMENT WILL HALT MONEY GSDER DEALING   Changes Conversion Rates to Meet Present Exchange—Covlidge Orders a Probe.

NTALIANG WILLING TO AGCEPT TERMS   AOVERNMENT'’S PLAN FOR SET. TLING DISPUTE RECEIVES GENERAL ACCEPTANCE

ITALIANS ACCEPT. GOVERNMENT ORDER   [By Camillo Cianfarra, United Pres: : Cinff Correspondent.]}

 WORKMEN ARE TAKING FAVORABLE TO GOVERNMENT'S DECREE REGARDING FACTORIES

TREATY TEST TGDAY   Senate Democrats~Face Showdown In VYote On Knoy Rill

UWOOWA ON ANA GILL TU DEGLARE PEAGE   Part of Senate Democrats May Bolt President When Vote Is Taken Saturday

STUDENTS’ CASE Is__ UP AGAIN   Convicted in One Court Freed in An.  other Now Given New Trial.

INDIAN DIVISION PROPOSED IN GILL BEFORE CONGRESS   Think Red Men Would Be Serving Better in Distinct  Division.

BRYAN HAS LIST OF DARK HORSES   READY TO SUGGEST THEM WHEN LEADERS ELIMINATED.   CALLS BRANDEIS GOOD TIMBER   Asseciate Justice of Supreme Court Believed Available — Unawilling as Yet to Enter Actively im the Centest.

Nebraskan Says He Considers It Expedient for the Convention to Go Outside Of the Pracent  ict.   SECTIONAL BUGABOO  IS OVERESTIMATED   Voters More Interested in the Platform a Man Stands On Than in What Part of Country He Lives.

BRYAN WOULD GO INTO NEW-FIELD FOR A NOMINEE    Ready to Help Unnamed Mar But Will Not Support Cox or McAdoo.

BRYAN PREDICTS DARK HORSE WINS   Says Convention Must Go Out side List of Candidatés Already ‘Before It For 2 Nominee   MENTIONS BRANDIES   “Commoner” Declines to Discuss Merits of Aspirants Now in the Field

BRANDEIS AS NOMINEE SUGGESTION OF BRYAN   Thinks Convention Should Name Man Not or List to Date—Against Cox and McAdoo

BRANDEIS NAMED AS POSSIBILIT   Bryan Suggests Nominatior of Supreme Court Justice to Break Deadiock   OPPOSES COX AND NPADGO   Nebraskan Refuses to Enter Presidential Nomination Contest Actively

NEW STRING OF DARK HORSES BRYAN'S PLAN   COMMONER THINES It NECESSARY ‘TO GO OUTSIDE CONVENTION FOR NOMINEE.

LET ME SELECT NOMINEE FROM * QUTSIDE-BRYAN      POSES COX AND M’ADOO. MENTIONS BRANDEIS; RAPS SOME

EXPEDIENT, SAYS BRYAN TO GO OUTSIDE THE LIST © OF PRESENT CANDIDATES   Perhaps South May Have a Good Man. Justice Brandeis Is Suggested, but Cox, Being Wet, Will Not Do, He Says, and McAdoo Is Too Close to President.

BRYAN ASKS ALL TO QUIT RACE   SUGGESTS SOME ENTIRELY NEW MAN BE TAKEN UP BY THE ~ CONVENTION

WAR MEDALS FOR ~— GATOWAMEN   War Department Report Announces Mistribution of ‘Cougressional Wedals and Db. Ss. C

TWO MAHAGKA COUNTY BOYS   AMONG RECIPIENTS OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS.   PAUL GROSS AND KEN, WATTS   Lieut, Colonel Pike of Des Molnes Who Died !n Actlan Only lowa Soldier To Be Awarded Medal of Honor.

MAY ASK WILSON 10 SEND YANKO INTO GERMANY   [O REQUEST U. S. JOIN IN OC CUPATION IF GERMANY MAKES REFUSAL

GERMANS BOW; GIVE IN TODAY TO COAL TERMS   Accede to Allies’ Demanc Rather Than Have Invad ers Come   SUNS BRISTLE AGAIN   TEUTONS WAIL TH4ST COAL DE LIVERY WILL MEAN NEW CIVIL WARS

HUNS HAVE YIELDED ON COAL, RUMOR -—ARLIES ASK AMERICA TO TAKE PART IN OCCUPATION OF THE RUHR REGIN

GERMANS YIELD UNDER PROTEST   Accept Allied Demand According to Havas   Yo Official Communication Between Allies and Germans but Premier Lloyd George and Dr. Simons have Informal Meeting—Allies Can Go No Farther German is Told

GERMANS ACCEPT ALLIES TERMS   Plans Completed for the Occupation of Ruhr Coal Fields.   RIT riRTIN.

Delivery of 2,000,000 Tons Of Fuel Monthly By Teutons Is Demand Made By  the Supreme Council.   READY TO RESORT TO : FORCE IF NECESSARY   All Details Have Been Arranged for Moving Troops Into the Ruhr Zone If the ' Germans Do Not Accede.

FAST FRISCO "3 TRAINS HAVE. ~ BAD COLLISION   Crash Occurred At 12:3! O’clock This Morning In Oklahoma— Another Wreck. &

WILL «NOT GIVE RELIEF   Re een  Wayne Wheeler Declares Thirst» Have No Groned for Awak nmarneet tiane“‘.

CANT JAR'EM LOOSE   POLITICS A DEA PROPOSEFTION IN THIS COUNTY, .      Especially i tv of

CAN'T JAREM LOOSE   PCLITICS A DEAD PROPOSITION IN THIS COUNTY.   Eapeciilly is it @rue in the Matter of Local Aspinmtuts,

POSSIBILITY OF HELP FOR AMERICAN FARMER DOES NOT LOOK EITHER NEAR OR BRILLIANT   HARDING DENIES FEDERAL REé! SERVE BANKS SEEK RESTRIC-  TION. OF FARM, LDANS; ADVISES “SELL COTTON” :

NO SOLUTION . FOR FARMERS   Want Views of Other Government Officials on Means of Relief

GOVERNOR HARDING SAYS BANKS WILL DO THEIR PART BY FARMERS   Views of Other Government Officials Will Be Sought For Relief of Farmers.

HELP FOR FARNIERS STILL 1S DISCUSSEL   No Definite Opinions “Have Been Expressed by the Government Authorities During The Day and Situation i is No Wine Marefal

DUVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO OFFER SUGGESTIONS FOR RELIEVING FARMER!   HOUSTON THINKS EUROPEA. MONEY SMTUATION 18 LARGELY RESPONSIBLE,

CANADIAK WHEAT SHIPMENTS   Large Amount of Grain Coming to United States Will Be Exported.

AVALANCHE OF CANADIAN WHEAT IMPORTS CONTINUE   Dominion Statistician Discerns Indica. tion on Part of New York to Re. establish Erie Oanal

CANADA WHEAT STILL POURS IN   '  HEAVY IMPORTS INDICATES PLAN _ TO HEAD OFF ST. LAWRENCE } PROJECT, IS CLAIM

FRENCH LOAN IS POPULAR   Sharp Rise in’ Exchange Rate Marker Feature of Subscriptions Deluge

CO-OP MOVEMENT TO BE ADVANCE?   Farmer-Labor Congress in Final Session.

PLANNING EXTENSION OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEN   Farmers-Laborers Congress at Ch cago Would Conduct Class Journals,

STOCK IS OF VALUE   Midland Receiver Says that Plant is Worth $3.000 000

ROAD FENCE SIGNS MUST GO.      So Says an Opinion of the Attorney General of Iowa.

GOV. GOK  IN TOWA AND SOUTH DAKOTA ON   Senatorial Oligarchy Must Assam Responsibility for Lower Wages   And Slump In Farm Prices Due te Blocking Treaty Ratification by Senate.

HOLDS “SENATORIAL HLIGARCHY" MUST TAKE FULL BLAME   Cox Says Any Drop I Wages Caused By This Body.

JAPAN WILL NOT. ASK EQUALITIES   Present Session of Assembly Not to Thrash Out Racial Problems.   PRESENT WEEK CRITICAL

(RSIS FACED BY LEAGUE ray WRRK   Questions Must be Settled by Majority De eeiaAng   J\PS RECONSIDER PLEA   Will Not Make Proposal for Racial Equality at This Secsion

WILSON TO MEDITATE      Presideat Has Aceepted the Invitation to Try to Pacify — Armenian Factions.

AYVYVLGI TANVe VNvkY Vis  USE OF MORAL SUASION  Chief Executive Expiains That He Has No Authority to Use Force Without First Getting Cancent of U. S. Conaress.

WILSON WILL ‘BE MEDIATOR   Accepts Invitation From ague o, Nations.   USE MORAL FORCE ONLY   Explains He is Without Authority to kmpioykorce Without Consent ol Congress.

JAPS 10 DROP DEMANDS FOR AACE EQUALITY   Will Await: More Opportune Time “Viscount Ishii Announces at Meeting of  League Assembly   PERIOD FOR THE LEASUE   Amendment Committee Empowered to Treat With U.S. : is Recommended .

PRES, WILSON WILL BE MEDIATO!      Between Turkish Nationalists an Armenia, State Departuwent Announces.

PRESIDENT ARMENIAN _MEDIATOR   Acceptance. Conditioned Upon Use Of Moral --tafluence   NO ARMED FORCE

MUCH LEGISLATION AWAITS vONCRESS    Proponents of New Measures Undismayed by Congressional Attitude.

PRESIDENT WILL BE MEDIATOR IN EASTERN CRISIS   Accepts Invitation of League of Nations.   Explains We is Without Authority to Employ Force Without Consent or Conrcress.

WILSON WILLING TO BE MEBIATOR   PRESIDENT WO!LD USE MORAL INFLUENCE IN ARMENTAN AFFAIRS   COULD NOT USE ARMY   Explains That Armed Forces or Material Aid Lie in the Powers of Congress

WARSAW IS GIRDLED BY NEWLY:                 Citizens are Grimly Determined to F Last Ditch Despite Feeling of Terror aah sian Hordes Annroach.

WILL MATL OUT GRADES   They Are Slow in Coming in at K. U.. Says Registrar

JOY FOR SMALL BOY, BOOKS LATE   Supply May Not Reach Cleve land In Time To Open School

RETAIL MERCHANTS 10 MEET IN HELENA NEXT, BRISCOE 1 AGAIN THE PRESIDEN

= War Department Announces It Gan. —" pot sent io Rusmian“ soviet”

LEGALLY ACQUIRED LIQUOR ALLOWED TAKEN TQ HOMES   Not Prohibited by Vol stead Act, Supreme Court Decided Monday.

LIQUOR IN BOND MAY BE FREED   interpretation of Yolstead Act by Supreme Court May Release Many ‘‘Imprisoned’’ Quarts   Beverages Which May Be Had Ur der New Ruling, Will Totat Ten Million Gallons

SHIPMENT OF LIQUOR NOT - PROHIBITED   Supreme Court Rules That ‘Owner May Transport “Wet Goods”   MUST BE LAWFULLY = ACQUIRED, HOWEVER   Expect Action to Mean ‘Re. lease of Many Million — Gallons From Storage

SUPREME COURT REVERSES THE. LIQUOR CASE   Deelde Liquors May Be Translerres ‘From Warehouse to the "+ Owners Home,

SUPREME COURT RULING.   OCEAN OF BOOZE TO BE RELEASED BY FIAT FROM JUDGES.

Decision’ ‘of Supreme Court ~ Allows Storing of. Liquor Outside Home.   CAN-TRANSPORT. FROM WAREHOUSE TO HOME   New York Man Wins Appeal __ Under Voistead Act*to Halt Seizure of His Stock.

PRIVATE BOOZE GIVEN BOOST BY HIGH TRIBUNAI   May Be Transported From Storehouses to Private Cellars, Ruling in Case   MAY AFFECT HOTELS   TRANSFERS TO BE MADE UNDER GUIDANCE OF INTERNAL REV ENUE AUTHORITIES. HOWEVER

TRANSPORTING LIQUOR LAWFUL UNDER DRY LAW   Supreme Court of the United States Reverses Lower Tribunal.

10 RELEASE AGE STOCKS OF LIQUDI   Supreme Court Makes Decisior on Volstead Act.   CLARK RENDERS OPINION   Storage of Lawfully Acquired Intoxicating Beverages in Commercial Warehouses and Their Transportation to the Home of Owner is Not Pro. hibited. Justices Decide.

OWNER OF LIQUOR [O GAANTED RIGHT TO PROTECT SAME   SUPREME COURT HANDS DOW? OPINION REGARDING VOL.STEAD ACT.   MAY TRANSPORT STOCK   Provision Is, However, That Intovi cants in Question are “Lawfully Acquired” by Individual in Whose Possession Found.

MQUOR OT0GKa MAY Ot MOVED ONE W RULING   Storage and Transportation Not Prohibited by Volstead Act, Is Decision of the Supreme Court.  PEIEACE AE  ADEE STARKC   May Open Doors to Interstate Shipment of Whiskey Lawfully Acquired and Stored by the Purchasers.

LARGE STOCKS OF LIQUOR MAY NOW BE TURNED LOOSE   Effect of Ruling by Supreme Court Has Not Been Fully Appraised.   DRY AMENDMENT GAVE NO POWER OF CONFISCATION   May be Stored in Commercia: Warehouses, if Lawfully Acquired, and Transporta. tion of Such Stocks to Home of Owner is Not Prohibited.

RULING 16 MADE ON STORING OF LIQUOR   SUPREME COURT JUSTICE DE. ,CIDES WHISKY TRANSPORTION TO HOME LEGAL:   Result May Cause Releasing of Millions of Gallons From Warehouses...

TEN MLLION GALLON DF LIQUOR FREED BY HEGISION. 19 BELIEF   Supreme Court Ruling Opens More Loopholes for Fraud, U. S. Agents Say.

MAY MOVE PRIVATE LIQUOR STOCKS IS COURT'S DECISION   Supreme Court Also Rules Stocks May Be Stored Elsewhere Than at Home.   INTENTION OF CONGRESS IS DEFINED BY FINDING   Opinion is Given in Case of Nev Yorker Who Rented Safety Deposit Space.

SUPREME COURT REVERSES THE LIQUOR. CASE   Decide Liquors May Be. Transferree From Warehouse to theOwner's Hota

WET DOOR LEFT SLIGHTLY AJAR   SUPREME COURT SHOWS MERCY TO MEN ATHIRST.   RIGHT TO STORE HELD LEGAL   Jransfer From Warekeuse te Home Not Prohibited by Volstead Act -—-Loophole fer Vielations Feared as Result.

WAR AGAINST GAMBLERS   Four Arrests Made by Police at the  Pole Greunds Vesterday.

OHIO 6.0.P. ROW INCREASES .   Shimansky Tries to Eliminate A Smith Fram Primary

CANDIDACY OF SMITH   ON THE GROUND THAT - [TIS NOT GENUINE.   Protestant Claims Confusion of Names on Voters, is Intended: in Nomination for Secretary of State.

Ne &W, WRECK WAY BE FATAL   OCCURRED . BARLY: . THIS MORNING i1 MILES SOUTH OF HACERSTOWN., -

TRAIN HITS HORSE; JUMPS   Peculiar Accident Near Hagerstown Will Cost Life.

‘CURTAILING IN COTTON MILLS   Shutdews on Menday, and Then on a Feur Day a Week Basis.

[5090 MILL OPERATIVES WILL BE THROWN OUT OF WORK AT LAWRENC!   When the Pour Jills of the Ainecrical Woden Conyany There Will Close  Dewan Pomorrow,

BiG TEXTILE PLANTS LAYING OFF EMPLOYE:   American Woolen Company Adopts 4-Day Week in Eastern Mills —S§outhern Plants Idle.

OL Le ae iat enesiamitns  ABOUT 60 PER CENT OF THE WORKING FORCE ON HANT

PORN SHOW AT BROOKSTON:   WILL BE HELD NOVEMBER 13— PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED— FARMERS AND BUSINESS MEN CO-OPERATE.

ENGINEMEN ARE KILLED IN WRECK   C, & £. , SPECIAL FROM ST. LOUIS DERAILED THIRTY: MILES FROM CHICAGO, -

Second Declaration of Strife Within Four Days—Neow Against Nece State.

SAYS: WH: WAS” DRUNK WHEN TEMPTATION CAME; CASHEL AT NEKOOSA STORE ‘

INDIAN RAISES CHECK ISSUED BY REZIN CQ.   SAYS HE WAS DRUNK WHED TEMPTATION CAME; CASHEL AT NEKOOSA STORE

PARTIES  MAY BE : MERGED   Labor and Forty-Eight ers’ Joint Committee For Union ~   NAME TROUBLES

SEMBLY ADOPTS COMMITTEE’S EPORT RECOMMENDING A LIMIT FOR WAR SINEWS OF NATIONS   nce, Brazil, Chile, Greece, Poland, Rumania nd Uruguay Vote Against Restriction  “lause; International Credits Organization iscussed by Council.

OPERATORS AND MINERS DISAGREE   DEADLOCK AT CLEVELAND ' MEETING   Operators Refuse to Consider Any Demand Excepting That of Day Men.

FAST DEADLOCK ON MINE WAGES   OPERATORS AND DIGGERS FAIL TO GET TOGETHER.   DEMANDS OF THE MEN REFUSED   Coanter Proposal Made by Owners, and This in Turn Voted Dewn— Little Sign of am Early Settlement.

MINERS REFUSE WAGE PROPOSAL   Reject Offer of Coal Operators at Cleveland.   DEADLOCK HAS DEVELOPED

“MINE WAGE DEADLOCK.   Operators Refuse Demands and Min ers Reject Compromise.

DEADLOCK OVER NEW WAGE SGALE FOR COAL MINERS   Little to Indicate Any Imme diate Settlement of the Matter.   RCOMMITTEE ADJOURNS WITHOUT ANY AGREEMENT   Representative of Department! of Justice Admits He is Watching Developments Re. garding the Possibility o! Any Strike Action.

Joint Sub-Com. Considers ‘Mine Situation ©   NO SETTLEMENT AT PRESENT

OPERATORS AND COAL MINERS IN WAGE DENDLOCK   Refuse Demands of Skilled Workers. Day and Month Men Increased.   Sub-Committee Adjourns After Three-Hour Session Without Agreeing.

COAL WAGE SCALE BOARD DEADLOCKED   MINERS AND OPERATORS BOTH REJECT PROPOSALS—SETTLEMENT IN DOUBT.

OPERATORS REJECT MINER'S DEMANDS OVER WAGE SCALE   MEN TURN DOWN COUNTER PHO. POSAL MADE BY OWNERS IN’ CENTRAL FIELDS ;   COMMITTEE DEADLOCKED   el Sub-Committee Appointed In #te to éffect Settlement Adjourns, nd Declares That No A ’ ment Is In 8S

THIS SELDOM HAPPENS   Defiling Wheat and Gathering Core Mave Came Tegether.

FOR BOARD OF AEWEN   suDGR “BRIDWELL APPOINTS WM. H. BENNETT AND JOHN -InGRIFERITHS  ot.

BRIDWELL NAMES MEMBERS COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW   William H. Bennett of Curry Town ship and John L. Griffiths of . Dugger Appointed

FIGHTING RESUMED UPON POLISH FRONT   Germans Said to Be Aiding Lithuanians.

POLES BEGIN TO FIAT LITHUANI   Reports Today Were in Ef fect That the Polish Troop: ‘Tad Invaded That Country On Provocation ‘of An At  4H mle

LITHS AND POLES FIGHTING AT VILNA   REFRAIN FROM MAKING OFFERS OF SETTLEMENT TO POLISH

FIGHTING RESUMED.   Lithuanians and Polish “Volunteers’ losing, Continue Hostilities.

General Zellgouski Declares Opponents Disregard Proposa for Negotiations and Catet Him. Unawares ;

POLES ATTACKED BY LUTHUANIANS NORTH OF VILNA   Recent Appearance of 50,  000 Germans in Country Rannrtead in Wrareaur

RESUME FIGHT ~ BETWEEN POLES LITRUANIANS   Charee Germans Push Through East Prussia to Lithuania.

CHICAGO CLERKS OUT   City Employees Strike Wher Raise le Refused, ; i#   ‘All Departments, Except Health, A} Ciosed—City Hall la- Guarded by Sleuths,

FIREMEN WANT RAISE   CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS FIRE FIGHTERS DEMAND MORE PAY.   Serve Notice on the City Officials That They Will Quit Untess Increase Is Granted.

POINCARE .FLAYS GERMANY   Former President of France. Also Critisizes Council.

GERMANY DESERVES NO PITY   Fermer President Poineare Calls Attertion te Devastated Conditiam af BPranesce.

Maximum Penalty For Second Degree’ Murder Is Twenty Years and! For Kidnaping Life  ae Bree Om   MRS. COUGHLIN AT TRIAL

WAGE OFFER REFUSED.   Anthracite Mine*Workers Also Decline to Accept Proposal for Arbitration.

Notify. Operators: K-Wilk Be “Imhsossibleto: Actent® 15° Per Cent Increase

WICHITA FALLo  UL WOKE U0 VOTE ON STRIKE   MAY JOIN BUILDING CRAFTS I  STRIKE AGAINST THE OPEN SHOP MOVEMENT,

WICHITA FALLS MAY FACE BIG STRIKE AGAINST OPEN SHOE   United Oil Workers te Vote on Joining Fight on Open Shop Movement.

LOBBY IS COUNTRY’S MENACE   Senator Thomas of Colorado Declares Ciass Interest Is Running the Nation.

NATION'S GREATEST MENACE   Colorado Senator Declares Class Lob. by Running Country.

NON-PARTISAN LAW  1S HELD ILLEGA   SUPREME COURT HOLDS NORTH DAKUTA EXCISE TAX LAW Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

APPEAL MADE FOR QUAKE VICTIMS AMONG MEXICANS      American Chamber of Commerce kr Mexico Asks That Aid Be Rushed lo Stricken Peeapte.

URGENT APPEAL TO AMERICAN PEOPLE TO AID ViCTIMS OF QUAKE IN’ MEXICC   Thousands in Pressing Need of Succor, Saya Commerce Chamber

CHICAGO PUTS OUI GLAM OF BIGGEST BALLOT IN HISTORY   Sheet Yard Square Needs Twe Supplements to Carry’ All Voting Propositions.

SUGAR TAKES FURTHER DROP IN NEW YORK   WOMAN NAMED AS DELEGATE-AT-LARGE

WOMAN ELECTOR-AT-LARGE   Descendent of Lenjamin Franklin Appointed by Democrats,

HOUSE WANTS LOAN RECORD   KRefore Acting On Request for Further European Credit Committee Aaka Data. -

HOUSE WANTS LOAN RECORD   Before Acting On Request for Further European Credit Com-

FOOD PRICES  N JULY HIGHEST IN. SEVEN YEAR   Commission on Necessaries of Life at Boston Declare.   The Cost of Living Has Jumped 102 Per Cent Since 1913.

FOOD PRICES  IN JWLY HIGHEST IN SEVEN YEAR  Commission on Necessaries of Life   Commission on Necessaries of Life at Boston Declare.   The Cost of Livisg Hae Jumped 102 Per Cent Since 1913.

Y. MC. A. WORKERS   From the Enited States Are Hille by Tarkish Brigzands.

United States Relief Convoy Attacked by Brigands Neai Aintaz, Syria, State De. partment Announces.   LARGE RESCUE PARTY DRIVEN FROM SCENE   First Report Was That Three mericans Had’ Been Killed=_Bodiés - ahige ‘Noi Been-Recovered.

'TOWING POWHATAN INTO PORT   All Reported Going Well On the  Army Transport.

WILL GRILL THE CHIEF OF POLICI   Chief Garrity of Chicago I Called Before Chicago Grand Jury.

THE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION OPEN ATNOON TODAY   The Program aa. ‘Gutlined, . Keynote “Address by Homer 8, Cummings.. Roll ‘Gall States;

BRITISH PAY TRIBUTE TO GORGAS'S MEMOR'   Testify Appreciation for Service: Rendered Humanity by Famous American.

eRAL     TO LONOR &.         Wu Show Appreciation of Asmecrienn’s Serviecs-

TO HONOR GENERAL GORGAS.   British Will Show Appreciation of  Aemnrrinan’ae Karewliomnoc

WORK OF A MADMAN,   Rumanian Premier Assérts Explosior in the Senate Was Not Caused by  wen  8@¢.,80 -— 2a sf

WORK OF A MADMAN,   Rumanian Premier Assérts Explosio: in the Senate Was Not Caused by Palitical Strife.

NEW GOVERNMENT T0 DISCUSS RELATIONS      DE LA HUERTA WILL SEND MISSION TO WASHINGTON FOR AN INFORMAL DISCUSSION,

MEX MISSION TO VISIT U. S.   Will Discuss Relations Between Countries in Informal Way

WITH ONLY FOUR MONTHS: OIL SUPPLY IN STORACY   AMERICA FACES PROSPECT OF HAVING TO SEEK PETROLEUM FROM FOREIGN SOURCES SAYS VAN H. MANNING:

UJ. $. FACING A FAMINE IN OIL   Oniy Four Months Supply is Storage, Mining Engineers Told

SITUATION “PRECARIOUS” AND OTHER COUNTRIES MAY HAVE TO FURNISH FUEL.

TEHERAN IS FREE      No Truth in the Rumor That it Has Been Occupied

Frustrate Plan Of Blackmailers To Rob ‘Widow Of Slain Labor Chie!

BLAGKMAILER OF LABOR LEADERS WIDOW GAPTUREE   Foreigner and Negress Join i Attempt to Extort Money from Mrs. Coleman.

POLICE CHECK BLACKMAILERS IN $2,000 PLO   Chicago Officers Frustrate Plan to Swindle Labor Leader’s Widow.

BLACKMAIL WIDOW: TWO ARE ARRESTEL   Foreigner And Negress Jailed For Alleged Attempt At Extortion In Chicago.

SNOW FROM THREE INCHES TO FIVE FEET IN COLORADO   Fruit Trees Broken With Heavy Loss. Temperature at Ouray 16 Above. Some Roads Impassable.

Seizures of Property Are Being Made by the Unemployed Throughout England-—The  Economic Outlook Is Bad.

PLAN SEIZURE OF PROPERTY   Report English Unemployed Organized for .Action   BULLETIN

UNEMPLOYED OF  GREAT BRITAIN PREPARE TO ACT   SEIZURE OF PROPERTY BY IDLE, PROGRESSING * THROUGH LAND.  ieuapeee,   =F > jSer Ty ave  FORM ORGANIZATZION FOR ORDERLY WORK

BRITISH UNEMPLOYED WORKMEN ORGANIZINE   Plan Direct Action—~Seize Property In Many Instances— Pian Demonstrations

SEIZING PROPERTY.   British Unemployed Reported one izing For Direct Artisan

ULIVE THOMAS SUDDEN DEATH ACCIDENTIAL I POLICE CLAIM   Pretty American Motion Picture Actress Did Not Com mit Suicide   BULLETIN

GEAMAN ELECTION UNKNOW QUANTITY   NO MAN DARES PREDICT OUT. COME OF BALLOTING STARTING SUNDAY.

REPEAL OF PRIMARY MAY AVERT FIGHT   FF Republican Leader Anxious to. Place Senatorial Nemination in Hands of State Convention

M’CRAY FAVORS REPEAL OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION LAW   @ Repnblicans Anxious to Place Senatorial Nomination in Hands of Convention to Thwart Beveridge.

TATES MODIFY THEIR QUARANTINES AGAINST THIS STATES SOTTO   LOVISIANA ONLY STATE WHICE HAS NOT CHANGED RULES AGAINST TENAS,

NO QUARANTINE. — AGAINST TEXAS   Neighboring States Are Abandoning or Modifying Their Acts

COAL CONFERENCE WAGED BY LEADERS   JOINT MEETING OF UNIONS AND OPERATORS URGED BY PRES. LEWIS.   FARRINGTON 15 BLAME!   Head of Illinois District Union I: Accused of ‘‘ Surreptitious. Dealing ’’ By International President.

SOLUTION MAY BE FOUND FOR COAL STRIKES   Conferences of Mine Operators Called Today to Discuss Some Common Basis   May Meet With Miners   Joint Session “May Be Resvit in Which It Is Hoped Agreeme:.: May Be Reached

TRY TO SETTLE THE COAL STRIKE      FEDERAL PROBE OF UNAU. FHORIZED STRIKE OF COAL MINERS UNDER WAY,  VTWIOW OFPUEALG th OPER 4.         UNION OFFICIALS AND OPER! TORS MANEUVER FOR PEACEFUL SEPTPLEMENT,

INVESTIGATION OF STRIKE UNDER WAY   Federal Authorities Start 1! nquiry Into. Unauthorized Walkout of Miners in Three States.   OPERATORS ARE IN SESSION   indiana Miners Will be Asked to Return to Work Tomorrow Pending Adjustment of Dispute.

GOVERNMENT  INVESTIGATING COAL STRFKE   MINE UXIONS AND OPERATORS MANEUVERING FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT,   Gperaturs Are Holding Conference i  Indi:  and Ohio This Afternoon, Vnited Press     a, Mhinois, Pennsylvania

PEACE ON GOAl   OPERATORS AND UNION OFFI CIALS WOULD AVOID GOVERNMENT ACTION.

WEAKNESS OHOWN EARLY ° TODAY IN WHEAT TRADING DECEMBER PRICES SADE      BEARISH WEATHER REPORTS AND TIGHT MONEY MARKET GIVEN AS CAUSES,

FEDERAL TROOPS TO BE SENT TO MONTESANO   Will Remain Until End of Trial o Alleged LW. W. Wembers Charged With Marder,

EASTMAN MYSTERIOUS GIVER   Rochester Man Milffonaire Bene‘  factor of Massachusetts Tech.

111 SOLDIERS ENTER PRISON   Leavenworth Receives Men Convicted by Court-Martial in Germany and Canal Zone.

DAMAGE CLAIM IS 10 BE PRESENTEL   Great Britain Wants Pay for Time German Liners Were. Held.   Imperator Was Used in Carrying Troops Home After . War's End,

DAMAGE CLAIM IS MADE AGAIN! U.S. BY BRITISH   Bill For Loss Involved 11 Holding German Lines To Be Submitted      SHIPPING BOARD BLAMED   Vessels, Including Imperator Allocated To Britain Held For Year

BRITAIN TO MAKE DAMAGE CLAIM ON SHIPS SENT HERE   ] Refusal to Surrender § Former German Liners Cause of Claim

THREE YEARS OF LONLINESS DRIVES DRAFT EVADER TO SURRENDER TO THE LAW

DRAFT EVADER QUITS   LONELINESS ASCTIBED (S THE ‘CAUSE OF RETURN TO LAW.   Went Prospecting When War Was  Declared, Living on Berries : and Game.

Loneliness of Forests  Causes Draft Dodger  fa Garrancdor Litene

Loneliness Forces Draft Evader Who Wandered in Wilds 3 Years Back to Civilization to Give Up

HID OUT THREE YEARS TO ESCAPE THE DRAFI   ¥ith Brother Teok Campy Outfit And Hid Out—Loneliness Drove Him in

WALDRON GIRL WINS SCHOOL SCHOLARSHI   MISS JESSIE WNEBUY AWARDEWL SOCHOLARSHEP IN HPiRON ART INSTITUTE,

STATE TAX TOBE NO HIGHER IN 1921 OFFICIALS FIND   15 Per Cent Appropriations Agreed Upon.—40 Cents On $100 Should Prove Ample.

STATE TAX TOBE UNCHANGED BY FIXING BOARL  SEVENTY - FIVE PER CENT  REQUESTS HAVE BEEN AGREED UPON. LOWDEN INSISTS TAX  ' BE KEPT TO MINIMUN

READING FINALS TONIGHT   Contest Will End in High School Assembly Room

READING FINALS TONIGHT         Centest Will End in High Schoo! Assembly Room

WASHINGTON GASPS AT COLBY'S NAME   Politics, National and International, Involved in President’s Selection of New Secretary of State.   SHOWS OPPOSITION TO POLICIES OF BRITISH   s Wedded to No Particular Theories and Can Readily Follow Out Internationa Ideals of Wilson.

RATL AND FARMER LEADERS TAKE VETO PLEA TQ WILSON   BROTHERHOOD REPRESEN. TATIVES PRESENT ME MORIAL TO PRESI-° Nerv) THAN AY   PROTEST RATES   Declares Fundamental Princi _ ples of American Government Are Violated.   New Secretary of State ~Is Wilson Worshipper

COLBY IN CABINE! - 1$ SENSATION   Washington Aghast At Latest Annointment   ONCE ATTACKED PRESIDENT   New Member Won Fame on Shioning Board

PRESIDENT. TRUE PROGRESSIVE; IN  -COLBY S OPINION   New" ‘Secretary of State Mil _Have:- little Trouble . With Policies

COLBY'S APPOINTMENT MAKES OFFICIALS GASF   New Secretary of State Has Beer in Numerous Parties and Various Moves.   DEVELOPS WILSON IDEAS   Politics National and International Involved in. His: Naming. 

CAPITAL GASPS AT NAMING OF COLBY 10 CABINET OFFICE   New Secretary Of State Js Charming And Forceful Person, Says Lawrence   HAS OPPOSED WILSON   Also Received Approval Of Theodore Roosevelt’ And William R. Hearst

a ED. ct Ge VT TET, he  THREE FRENCH: RADICALS. GO DOWNIN: SHIPWRECI

HOHENZOLLENNS TO HOLD: FAMILY CONFERENCE TO HISCUSS POPTURE RESIDENCE

RAIL REVENUES SHOW GAIN   Both Freight and Passenger Business tncreased Last March Compared With Same Month of 1919.

Suffrage Amendment Passed in lar Western Stnte, and Only One  Wore Needed.

10 RAT-PROOF ALL BUILDINGS   Washington Plans to Stamp Out Bubonisc Plague by New Method.

GUaT OF RAT FOCL PENNY A DAY FR EVERYONE IN U.S.   Must Exterminate Rodents tc Prevent Bubonic Plague, Health Service Says.

THE RAT COSTS ONE CENT DAILY   There is One Rodent for Ev. ery Inhabitant of the United States.

SOURTS AND RECORDS AT. THS ~ COUNTY SEAT.   bircult and Probate Courts.—Tranie fere and Marriage Licenses, ax

TRIAL JURORS FOR DECEMBER COURT   Terms Begins in Cherokee on Monday, December 6.

PANEL OF JURORS IS DRAWN   Fer County Court Ses. sion to Start on November 8

MAY TERM JURORS   List of Petit Jurors to Appear Befere Cireuit Court May 3.

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   SOURTS AND RECORDS AT THR COUNTY SEAT...   tireult- and Probate Courts. —Trank fers and Marriage Licenses, :

JURORS DRAW!  ~ FOR NOV. TERN   Are Asked to Appear at Adel on Momdsy, November $th at 1:30 p. ml,

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   SOURTS AND RECORDS AT THE * COUNTY SEAT.   Hreult and Probate Courte~Tran& fora and Marriage Licenses. ~ “s

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   CSOURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY : SEAT.   bircult and Probate Courts.— —Trank fere and Marrlage Licenses, s

PETIT JURY 1S DRAWN   September Term Of District Court Opens September 27.

SOURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT. _         bircult and Probate Courts.—Trai na fers and Marriage Licenses, >

tOURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Blreult and Probate Courts.—Trans : fore and Marriage Licenses, ~.

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   COURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY. SEAT.   Circuit and Probate Courts.—Tran& fers and Matriage Licenses.

N FREIGHT, PASSENGER BAG GAGE MILK AND SLEEPER RATES   Announced by the Interstate Com: merce Commission.

REVOLT BREAKS OUT IN ~ PRAGUE AND BELGRADI   Troops Clash With Rioters in Dis turbances Throughout CzechoSlovakia,

REDS RISE IN TWO CAPITALS   Communist Attempts Are Said to Have Caused Riots in Prague and Belgrade.

GOV. COOLIDGE CRITICISES THE ADMINISTRATION   Declares Moral Laws in Busi. ness Was Not Observed by- the Democrats.

HONESTY IN BUSINESS NECES SARY SAYS GOVERNOR, AFTER EXAMINATION.

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE URGES (MPORTANCE OF KEEPING AGREEMENTS   VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT URGES BUSINESS MEN NOT TO CANCEL ORDERS THEY . ARE BOUND TO OBSERVE

MORALITY DECLARED NEEDED IN BUSINESS   COoLIDEE FLAYS PRACTICE OF ’ SELFISHNESS IN TRADING _ RELATIONS,

JEWELS OF GABY DESLYS WILE BE SOLD FOR POOR   Fine Collection of: Dead -Actress Placed on Exhibition ~ - pt Reena Canital

GABY DESLY'S. PEARLS ARE THE FINEST EVER EXHIBITED IN PARIS   With Other Precious Stone: They Will Be Sold to ; Aid the Poor.

REJECT PACKERS’ PLAN 10 DISPOSE OF STOCKYARDS   Federal Trade Body Oppose: Proposal of “Big Five’— Would Give Monopoly,  It Is Claimed.

REJECT PLAN OF PACKERS   Department of Justice Maintaiwe Plan Woald Give Big Five

PLAN OF PACKERS» IS ATTACKED BY FEDERAL BOARD   Claim it Would Increase Con trol of Stockyards by “Big Five.”

[RADE BOARD WOULD BLOCK BIG FIVE"   FED. COMMISSION CONDEMN PACKERS’ YARDS OWNE SHIP SCHEME   Plan, Made After Earlier Agreement With Govt. Called Move Toward Industria] Control.

GOVT. REJECTS PLAN . OF BIG 5 PACKERS   Proposal for Formation of Holding Company for Stock Yards Would Mean Monopoly

JALE OF YARDS BY Bla WON'T KILL MONOPOLY   PURCHASE BY F. H. PRINCE WILL BE WORSE THAN EVER BEFORE

"HIG FIVE" PLAN (SNOT FAVORED   ,f TRADE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS REJECTION PACKERS’ PROPOSALS.   CPEGIAL REPORT 1S MAD   Decree is Said to Leave Way Open for Increased Control of Yards,

ARKANSAS AND RICE CLASE   Houston Game Is Secon¢ in Importance ‘to the Austin Classic ©

FARM BUREAU  PICNIC THURSDAY   Musie, Speeches, Horse Shoo Pitehing Contest, Base: Ball Game’ and   _ Races + Walt Mako ‘Up ~

PALO ALTO FARM RUREAU PIGNIC   On Thursday, September 16th. Program for the Exercises.

FARM BUREAU PICNIC SEPT. 1   Music, Speeches, Horseshoe Pitching Contest, Baseball and Races Make Up the Contest

COPY OF WILSON'S MILITHRY SPEECH HELD BY WAITER   Say President Promised Europe Help If World Again Troubled.

ASK FIFTY PER GENT MORE FOR EDUCATION IN STATE'S SCHOOLS   EXCLUSEYE OF COM N SCILOOL: i DS FOAL

SCHOOLS ASK $21,448,974 PROM STATE   Estimate Does Not Include Amount for Common Schools   INCREASE 1S $7,000,000 Largest Increase is Asked by University; Normals  Pipes tae eee

TREASURY BRANCHES CLOSE UNDER NEW AC’   Boston Sub Treasury and Office 0 Assistant Treasurer are Discontinued.

CLOSE EGSTON SUBTREASURY   Fight More Must Be Closed Before July 1, 1921, According to Act of Congress.

BOSTON SUB-TREASURY CLOSED   Secretary Houston Abolishes Office of Aesistant There.

SETBACK FOR ONTARIO CITY   Exchange Slump is Serious Blow to Canadian City.

ONTARIO CITY IS CRIPPLED   Hamilton Receives a Serious Sethach as Result of the Exchange Situation.

FARMERS IN HOT SESSION TALK STRIKE   ‘Speakers in Conference at Capital Demand Prosecution of Secretary Houston and Reserve Board.

A FARM STRIKE THREAT   COTTON, WHEAT AND STOCKMEN "ALARMED BY PRICES.   FPresecution of Reserve Hoard Members Demanded at Washington Meeting, In Which Houston and Wilson Are Asaniled.

Russian Hordes’ Before Warsaw, Hopelessly  Routed --Fall In Windrows--Flee Ten Miles Under Galling Fire And Hot Pursuit --City Is Saved.   RYTLETIN

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DEMO LEADERS CONFER   Gathering i pen to Plan Cam. paign W overnor Cox-~—  Ro osevelt Present, TDaviton  £=Yutey ti oe  Peer

COX CAMPAIGN 10 BE OUTLINED AT CONFERENCE   Party Leaders to Form Plans For Campaign Management —Nominee to Meet Running Mate Monday.

Judge Ansberry Will Bring ‘Nominee Direct Information From the Convention.

FAR coy eTARTED   Meets Judge Ansberry Today: Meeting With Roosevelt Scheduled Monday.

COX AND ROOSEVELT T2 MEET MONDAY   Democratic Nominee Says He Considers Platform Promissory Note to People Up to Him to Redeem.

oAYS PLATFORM Io PROMISSORY NOT   Cox Feels It’s Up to Him to Redeem It.

PARTY: LEADERS: 0 ~GONFER: WITH COX   First Ro ind:of: Political ‘Con. ferences ‘With: ‘Democratic ‘Chieftains: is Planned:   RUNNING MATE:1S COMING       $ ar Talk Over th “Campaign, “With  Presiden. Hal “Nominee

NOMINEE SAYS PLEDGES ALL WILL BE REDEEMED   FIRST ROUND OF CAMPAIGN CONFERENCES SCHEDULED TO BEGIN TODAY.

WILL TELL COX  FIRST HAND HOW HE WON OUT AT CAN FRANGISGO   judge Ansberry, Direct From the Battlefield, Will Hold Conference With Democratic Nominee Today,   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL BE DISCUSSED   On Monday Governor Will Have His First Meeting With Franklin D, Roosevelt. His Running Mate.

COX 10 BEGIN CONFABS TODA)   MOORE’S AIDE IS TO CALL; MEETS ROOSEVELT MONDAY

DEMOGRATS ARE ON FIRST ROUND OF CONFERENCES   Judge Ansberry to Play Important Part in Campaign.

Party Leaders to Confer With ; Governor Cox Relative te ~ Great Political’ Battle.   COX IS TO RECEIVE -FRANKLIN. D, ROOSEVELT   Candidates Will Meet Mouday to Discuss Situation "and the Policy to Be Pursued in Combatting G, 0,-P.

COX AND LEADER: WILE MEET TODAY   PIRST ROUND OF CAMPAIGN CON PERENCES WITH NOMINER WiLL Be HEED

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AIRMAN DROPS 20,000 FEET   Blown for Miles as He Falls From  Diane in Dararhiita

CASH FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF   Executive Committee of Organizatior Appropriates Nearly $800,000 for the Work.

PnOLD AGT BIVING JUDGES NEW WAGES   SPECIAL COURT IN DECIS ION ON ITS CONSTITU. TIONALITY.   Case Was That of A. H. King of Throckmorton, Who Sought to Enjoin the State Comptroller.

SALARY INGRERSES OF DISTRICT AND APPEALS JUDGES ARE SUSTAINE!   SPECTAL COURT UPHOLDS CONSTI. TUTIONALITY OF ACT OF RECENT LEGISLATURE,

SPECIAL COURT - UPHOLDS LAW   Salary Increases for the Judges Held to Be  Constitutional

NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE REBEL WHEN LEPERS COME TO “ISAIAH” TO Br HEALED BY FAITH

LEPERO FOUND AMONG THRONG OF CRIPPLED SEEKING “FAITH GURE   ARE HELD AT DETENTION HOUS!  AWAITING TRANSFER TO THE LEPERN’ HOME.

FWO LEPERS APPEAL TO BROTHER ISAIAH   ‘At New Orleans Taken in  Hand and Sent.to U. S.  Home for Lepers in La.

WERE AFFLICTED: - WITH LEPROSY   Men Taken From Crowd of Cripples Awaiting  ~ Faith Treatment

FOURTEEN ATTACKS ON BRITISH MILITARY IN IRELAND OVER SUNDAY   Dungannon Scene of Ter rifying Reprisals During Night.

HAT AIA  NAVY HWULUING ACE IN  HIGH F POPULAR FAVOR   30 declares Sec. Daniels it his address to Annapolis

FISHERMEN ARE CAUGHT ON ICE   HiGH CAKE BREAKS FROM THI WICHIGAN SHORE DRIFTING OUT INTO THE LAKE.   TAKES SHANTIES AND ALL

FISHERMEN }ON CAKE OF i   Launekes and Small Togs Are Fight: ing Wares on Lake Michigan fo Save Them,

ARE QUT ON LAKE   Several Fishermen Strand ed on a Huge Cake of Ice in Lake Michigan   BLIZZARD IS WORSE   Wolverine State in Grip of Worst Blizzard in History—Down to Zero

ALL OF MEXICO ISIN HANDS OF —-REVOLUTIONISTS   General Obregon the Dominating Power in Affairs OF the Unhappy Soulhern Republic,   CARRANZA IS OUT   Transferred Fram Position Of Chief .Exceulive — lo Thal of 9 Much funted Poeilive.

FLIGHT FROM MENCD cm      Revolutionary Agency In Washington Believes the President is Hiding   IS AROUND VERA CRUZ   U. S. Secretary of Navy Takes Steps to Protect American Lives

CHIEF EXECUTIVE. FLEES FOR. LIFE   Mexico Kow fuled by Genera! Gbregon

GENERAL OBREGON IS DIRECTING AFFAIRS OF MEXICO WHILE PRES. CARRANZA HIDES—A HUNTED MAN

» REGIN LONG FLIGHT,      Canadlan Aviatorn ‘Leave Halifax On . Vrane-Caontinental Trip.

KOLGHAK REPORTED “TO HAVE ESPAPER   Tckio Dispatch To Japanese Newspsper Says He Is Hiding In Manchuria.

KOLGHAK HAS MADE ESCAPE FROM CAPTORS   Russian Admiral is Said to Be  Hiding at Present in  Manchuria.   BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE HALTED BY ENEMY   More Details of Bombarding of Irkutsk By the Insurgent Forces.

KOLCHAK IN HIDING IN MANCHURIA, CLAIM   JAPANESE REPORT SAYS ADMIR AL 1S NOT IN HANDS OF BOLSHEVISTS

KOLCHAK HAS ESOAPEN?   Russian Admiral Reported to. be Hiding in’ Mancharta.

REPORTED ESCAPED FROM BOLSHEVIK   Kolchak Hiding In Mancht ria,Say Japanese Dispatches

GOV. INN. D. ON WESTERN TOUR   ADVOCATES CO-OPERATIVE BUY ING AND SELLING BY FARMERS

CO-OPERATIVE PLAN ABVOCATED BY COX      [By Herbert W. Walker, United Pr ess Shaff Correenondent.]

GOK TALK TO FARMER   PEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FAVOR CO-OPERATIVE BUYING AND SELLING,   STOP TREND 10 CITE   io  The Governor Warned That Measures Must Be Taken to Stop the Trend  of Population From the   Farm to the City.

Now. Famous Side Walk and Awning Case Same.  AWNING IS ILLEGAL  Display of f° Wares On Street Is Still - Permitted.  . Action of the State Supreme Court      GOVERNMENT Will CONCLUDE CASE IN TRIAL PROSECUTION

CROSS EXAMINATION OF MARTENS STARTED      Senate Committee Will Seek to Find When He Came to United States and for What Purpose.

SEEKS 19 REVEAL SOVIETS’ ESIGN   Ellis Starts Cross Examination of Martens.    REDS’ CONSTITUTION READ.   Russian Soviet Ambassador Questioned as to His Purpose in Coming to United Stas —~-Refuses to Produse In structions ——- Bucharin’s Articles Onmatad

Examination Designed te Bring Oat Extent of Support of Call for Gencral Revolution and Dictatorship of the Proletariat..Adjournment for Day Cuts OW Inquiry,

BR. SCHOTT CASE  DELAYED A MONTH   fo, Authoritiés Now Interested in Deatl  of Gin, a Péssible Witness

DEPORTEES AROUSE SOVIET AUTHORITIE!   Refusing to Do Manual Labor, Ex-U. S$. Citizens Forced to Obey Orders

RADICALS TRY DODGING WORK   Soviets Put Deported Raasians to Taske Not to Their Liking.

AWFUL FATE OF THE RUSSIAN DEPORTEES   Reds Sent Back to Land of Soviets Compelled to Work or Take  the Consequences

DAVENPORT STREET CAR STRIKE AVERTED   Judge Forbids Interference Of City And Warns Company Not To Suspend Traffic.

LEGISLATURE: ACCEPTS -COMPRO MISE. ON TAX LEGISLATION “AND ADJOURNS ‘SINE TIE.

COV: an 008 nig LAUDS ASSEMBLY FOR LEGISLATION   TAX AND MEMORIAL BILL ARE YET UNSIGNED BY GOVERNOR   ADJOURNMENT EFFECTED LAST NIGHT BY ASSEMBL'

GOVERNOR GOODRICH CON. GRATULATES LEGISLATURE .ON THE WORK ACCOM.  PLISHED -

GOVERNOR LAUUS  MEMBERS UF Tht SPECIAL SESSION   Reviews Work Accomplished Since July 12 and Praises Especially Blue Sky Bill   GOODRICH ISSUES STATEMENT   Patriotism and Unselfish Spirit o Legislaters Commended—Bills Await His Signature.

GOODRICH PAYS A “ROUND TRIBUTE  TOTHEASSEMBL'   Adjournment Sine Die Last Night Was Reached With Much Speed, He Says   A BRIEF REVIEW OF THING ACCOMPLISHEI

{ndiana Legislature Concludes Special Session by Sine Die Adjournment Late Last Nicht.   GOVERNOR GOODRICH IS PLEASED WITH RESULT!   Legislators Achieve Splendit Results in Correcting Ta: Measure and in Other Im portant Laws.

URGES $125,000,000 LOAN TO RAILROADS   Association of Railway Executives Says This Sum Is Needed For New Equipmeut

MAJOR MeCLAURY DEAD.   Kor Many Years Warden of TLeavenworth Poederal Penitentiary.

SAYS FISH TRADE : WILL EQUAL BEEF      Man Who Studied, European Sea __ Food Urges Use of Finny Tribe; To Beat H. C. L.

a —  SAYS FISH TRADE WILL EQUAL BEEF      Man Who Studied European Sea Food Urges Use of Binny ‘Bribe to Beat HW. God,

COURT STOPS WARD MEETS . \ ‘IN ST.-EQUIS   ive. Indge: Calhoun Enjoins Jug ot Ward Cave Tegites ‘ta Soplin ‘Convention,

Sundry Civil Appropriation Bil Shows Slaxhes in Wainten~  eo ae ee ee

OLIVES CLAIM  SFVENTH VI  mT   Mrs. Uzeli K. Ivy Last of the Guests ,at Luncheon ‘Party In Memphis To Die.

WANTS U. S. SHIPS -. TO BOOST TRADE   Traffic Official Would Have American Vessels Follow Example of Foreigners

American Firms Being Urged fo Send Exhibition Ships Abroad to Display Products

BRITISH MINERS BALLOT STRUM   Will Call Strike To Raise Wages and Reduce Price of Coal.

BRITISH MINERS VOTE ON STRIKE OVER PAY ISSUE   Want Higher Wages and De  crease in Prices for nal

SHOT WHILE AVOIDING ARREST   Justification (aimed for Killing of Lynch at Dublin.

MURDERED BY LONE BANDIT   Dining Car Steward on Train Entering Chicago Victim of Negro Robber.

STEWARD, SHOT BY BANDIT, SUCCUMBS   Shot White Resisting Negre Benton Robbing Train Passengers

CHICAGO POLICE SEARCH CITY FOR MURDERER   Negro Holds Up Trair and Shoots Steward To Death.

TRAIN (i. HEL  UP, oTEWARD KILLED  D   Police Search Chicage For Daring Bandit. Shooting Create: Panic

TRAIN ROBBED STEWARC KILLED POLICE SEARGH   Chicago Day Express is Hele Up by Former Dining Ca Waiter Who Kills Employee   Passe ngers Barricade Car Doors To Prevent Bandit From Entering,

Chicago Day cxpress IS Heic Up by Former Dining Cai Waiter Who Kills Employee   Passengers Barricade Car Doors To Prevent Bandit From Cniaring

AGAINST POLAND   Army is Reorganized and Russian Reds Plan Another Offensive   Which They Lost Two Weeks Ago — Reserves   Along Dnieper River 

BOLSHEVISTS WILL START OFFENSIVE   wirn REORGANIZED ARMIES THEY WILL AGAIN ATTEMPT TO OVEREESN POLAND

BOLSHEVIK! ABOUT TO RENEW BATTLE   Winter Campaign Against Poles Will Be Waged to Regain Prestige.

TROTSKY NOW AT FRONT T0 DIRECT NEW OFFENSIVE   WILL TRY TO REGAIN SHATTERKD MILITARY PRESTIGE BY TAKING WARSAW   FIGHTING REPORTED IN LEMBERG REGION   Unless Poles Submit to Concessions Great Winter Campaign to be Carried Out.

SOVIETS TO AGAIM HIT AT WARSAW   Russian Armies Reorganized fo: New Driye   BIG FIGHT ON AT LEMBERG   Trotsky Arrives ia Lithuania te Direct Offensive

OLGHEVIA CREAT OFFENSIVE   REPORTED TO BE fEADY TO LAUNCH NEW BLOW AGAINST POLISH NATION.

AN OFFENSIVE   HOPE TO REGAIN MILITARY PRESTIGE BY CAMPAIGN ON MAJOR SCALE.

START NEW DRIVE      Reds Will Wage Winter Campaign Unless Poles Accept Peace Terms.

NEW SOVIE NAMED IN bl MOVE   Battles Rage on Whole Polish Front, Report Reaching London

General Offensive, Aimed Chiefly at Warsaw, Reported Forming   FIGHTING UNDER WAY ON ENTIRE POLISH FRONT   HUGE BOLSHEVIK RESERVES IN READINESS POR WINTER CAMPAIGN If POLES RE. FUSE TERMS AT RIGA,

EARTHQUAKE KILLS ELEVEN.   Several Smali Villages Reduced T Ruins Result of Quake in South America Saturday.

ll Killed, 300 Hurt; - Toll. of Saturday's S. Quake in Argentin:

ELEVEN ARE KILLED IN EARTHQUAKES IN ARGENTINE REP.   SEVERAL SHOCKS ARE FEL? YESTERDAY BUT NO CAS  le

MEXICANS on0it EEN INTERES! IN REPORTS OF SUNDRA REYOL   rapital Is Quiet; Populace Buys Up Rapidiy mag Editions of fy SAL Learn Situation Elsewher:   NO ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE OF PRESIDENT   Border Rumor That Attempt Had Been Made to Assassinate Carranza Said to Be Without Foundation.

TREATY RUING GULTURE, SAYS COUNT APPONY   Hungarian Premier Bitter In Denouncing Terms Proposed for His Nation.

SPEAKS AGAINST TREATY.   Count Apponyi Says Accept. ance Would Mean ‘Cultural Downfall’ for Hungary.

OHNSON NOT TO BOLT REPUBLICANS   He Is Engaged in Family Quarrel Which Will End After  Convention.

Dedares Present Diflerences Ar Siaply a Family Quarcel in The FPariy   Lae ARREL WILL END A WITH CHICAGO CONVENTION   Senator Is Making a Campaign Thru  ] North Cargtina Towns 4 we es

JOHNSON WON'T BOLT   “Family Quarrel” Ended In Twe Weeks, Senator Says

JOHNSON SAYS HE WON'T BOLT G., O. P.   Merely Settling Family Quarrel Which Will Be All Over After the  Chicago Convention,

HARDING TO ADD MORE DATES TO HIS PORCH LIS}   Nominee May Receive Twe Delegations on Same  Tan we Pimee:

WARDING ADDS TO LIST   More Front Porch Engagements Soon Two. Delegations May Visit Magion Home Same Ony.

GETTING POINTERS FROM AMERIC   Poland Studies Our Form of Government.

DECLINE ANGLO-FRENCH LOAN   Great Britala Decides Not to Borrow Outside IUnited Kingdom.

Unions and Farm Organizations, Opposed Plan for Court Action — Strike; TE.W. Signs Bill, Seems Unavoidable: 

“ PLANNING TOATTAGK THE ANLWAY AK     Labor Leaders Rais Question of It Constitutionality.:   TALKS OF A STRIKE IS HBARD AGAIN   Threat of General Tie-up 0: Railroads In Event of Wilson’s Signing of Bill.

ON THE CONSTITUT THE RAILROAD  ONALITY 0 iL   Planned by the Railroad Brother. honds and Farmers Organizazations.

ALARM I} EXPRESSED AT OUTLOOK   Railroad Union Leaders Consider Situation E: tremely Grave If Wilson Signs Bill.

Allies Will Thke No Action With Armies For The Present   HOPEFUL OUTLOOK FOR PEACE PARLEY  

All Available Citizens in Warsaw Are Being Drilled to Stop the Bolsheviki Assaults  a ene   Lloyd-George Tells Parliament Polan¢ Has Ample Sources, With Allied Advice to Defend Herself

POWERS. NOT To “FURNISH S TROOPS   g OFERTIEm, ENDANGER PEACE OF\WORLD  —LLOYD GEORGE   BOLSHEVISM MUST BE ~ KEPT FROM GSRMANY

EXPECT CONGRESS VOTE ON MANDATE      House Foreign Affairs ‘Committee Considers Situation as Regards Armenia.   DENIES BRITISH MONOPOLY   Sir Auckland Geddes Says _His Country Desires Noth. ing. but Peace.

MANDATE PLANS COME UP TODAY   House Foreign Affairs Committee Hears Secretaries Colby and Baker Explain Details and Costs of Ven. ture President Proposes.

CONSIDER REC REQUEST   FOR ARMENIAN MANDATE   Probable. Vote “Will Bo ‘Taken Roth ‘In Senate and - House ‘Commit, teea Thig Week. :- °° -

Despite Wilson's - Insistance,’ Matter of U. S, Assuming Protectorate  Will Rest Until Camnaioene Ave Freed *   DEVELOPMENTS

MANDATE IS BROUGHT UP IN HOUSE   Consider Wilson’s Plez To Take Armenia Under Win.

RUSH HELP TO — MAROONED REFUGEES   British lce Breaker Plows Through Arctic Ice to Carry; Aid to Russians on Icebound Bark Who Fled From Archangel to Escape Bolshevik Horrors.

vescue Ship. Is Plowing       Marooned  Russian Party   Eighty Men, Women and Children, If Still Alive . Are Facing Cold.and Starvation in Polar Seas as Fugitives From Bolshevists

British icebreaker is making desperate effort to reach  Riacian hark

ICE BREAKER © TO THE RESCUE   SEARCHING FOR A LOST SHIP. IN THE NORTHERN ICE FIELDS.

30 INDICTMENTS  EXPECTED TODAY   Chicago Grand Jury Began ‘Persual of Whiskey Graft Case

Head of Conspiracy Makes Confession Involving: Pow. lice—Officers:Bribed.    1,000 : ‘CASES. ‘BOOZE  SHIPPED INTO” crTy

WHISKY RING LEADERS HELD UNDER $15,000   Mike Depike Heitler and Robt Perlman Surrender

GHIGAGO POLICE IN WHISKEY GRAFT   Officers Said to Be In Or Big Swindle To Be Tried.

Charged That Heitler and Pa Double-Crossed Saloonists —Sold Whiskey and Btole It

‘Mike de Pike” Heitler and Robert Perlman Arrested on Volstead Law Indictment

UNIONISTS FLAY HOME RULE BILL   “DANGEROUS WEAPON IN ENE; MY’S HANDS” CHARGE   Resolutions of Executive Committee of Irish Unionists Oppose Lloyd  George’s Measure.

UNIONISTS ARE DI SSATISEED   Do Not Agree With Premier Lloyd George’s Plan of Irish Home Rule.

LLANO IS TO GET THE CALLAN MURDER TRIAL   Menard Grand Jury Indicts James Callan for Murder and Venue la Changed to Liano.

Prominent Cattle Man Indicted by Menard Grand Jury—Charged with Murder and Trial Set for May lith at Llano.

CATTLEMAN FACES * MURDER CHARGES   Indictment Js Returned Against James Callan; Say He Shot Man Passing’ Through His Land.

Walter Sadler, New York Broker, Confessed Participation in: Wholesale Activities for Hlicit Selling of Whiskey— Gives Police Names of Moni in “Ring,” Who Were Active in Work’ . ~

JLLICIT WHISKEY. >. “RING” ALLEGEL   ‘New: York Broker to Give Testimony.

ARE SEARCHING FOR WHISKEY RING MEMBERS   Confession of , Sadler Involves Many In Activites of Big Liquor  Combination.

SADLER TO TELL GRAND JURY OF BIG LIQUOR RING   New, York Broker Confesses to Part in Dlicit Whiskey Selling on a Huge Scale   WON'T GALL SPECIAL JURY ‘DECLARES LANDIS TODAY   Liquor Cases to be Taken Care of by Regular Grand Jury

PREMATURE PUBLICATION MAY HAVE GIVEN LIQUOR WITNESS TIME TO ESCAPE   SENSATEONAL CHARGES IN RE. GARD TO GREAT SCHEME PRACTICED BY ILLICIT DEALERS,

PROBE OF- LIQUOR ‘RING’ STARTS   Grand Jury Begins tnvestigation of “Whiskey Trust”   CONFESSIONS OPEN WAY   Member Makes “Clean Breast” of lHeaal Traffic

BROKER CONFESSES PARTICIPATION IN CONTRABAND WHISKEY BUSINES.   Federal Officials Searching For Others Named In Connection With legal Booze Market; Transactions Made On Enormous Scale; Confessor Expects Bribes And Threats Of Violence.

GRAND JURORS GET SADLER’S WHISKY STOR}   Broker Will Tell All re Knows of the “Man Higher Up” in Big  Booze-Selling Combine

\FTER MEMBERS OF ALLEGEDRING: =~  ~ OF ILLICIT WHISKEY SELLERS   Confession of Walter Sadler, New York Broker, Set Federal Authorities on Hunt for Other Members x af the Alleged Liquor Trading Combine. >

BROKER READY 10 DIVULGE - GIGANTIC “WHISKEY PING”      SADLER GOES BEFORE “JURY TO SUBSTANTIATE CONFESSION OF PLOT.  IMATE eonme PRT TN   Leak.in Letting News Be'Made Public to Be Investi-. gated.

BRAND JURY {3 EXPLAINED) PLAN   Forged Permits to be Used in Release Liquor From Warehouses.   WERE TO FLOOD COUNTRY

BROKER MADE _ CONFESSION   Concerning the Whiskey “Ring” Operating in_ United States

RADICAL LEADERS AMONG MINERS OPPOSE STRIKE   Conciliators Reach Springfield and Will Open Hearings Monday.

GOVERNMENT IN EFFORT TO STOP STRIKING MINERS   Conciliators from Depart. ment of Labor Consigned to Work in Illinois Field this Morning.

‘Sec. Colby Paves Way for Resumption of Full Relations With Mexico

Colby Leiter to Pesqueirs States Situation Is - Cleared Up.   TO NAME COMMISSION   Only Step Left Is. Writing ‘ Pact. Between Countries.

TREATY BASIS PLANNED WITT MEXICAN GOV'T   Colby’s Proposal to Resume Diplomatic Relations Favored.   INAUGURATION WAS HELD AT MIDNIGHT   New President of Mexico i: Formally Inducted Into Office.

MEXICAN PACT   SECRETARY COLBY APPEALS FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES

MENGD SHED TO “DRAW UP A TREATY   With the United States From Which Would Emerge The  Form of Recognition Which Is:Expected for - the. New  Qavernment.

COLBY PROPOSES. * COMMISSION 10 : DRAW UP TREATY   ‘State Secretary Satisfied. With F ‘Stability of Present Mexfb * + tcan Regime   LETTER TO ‘MEXICAN’ AGENT v MANE PUBLIC BY COLBY   Pesquiera Statement Should Reassure Land Holders

RELATIONS: WITH MEX. REPUBLIC   Way Has Been. Cleared and Commission. Ap pointed. It Is Said.

AMICABLE QIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND MEXICO!   COMMISSIONERS OF TWO GOVERNMENTS DRAFT AGREE- _ MENT ALONG LINES OF A TREATY = BASIS

COLBY PROPOSES COMMISSION TO DRAW UP TREATY   ‘State Secretary Satisfied With Stability of Present Mexican Regime   LETTER TO MEXICAN AGENT MADE PUBLIC BY COLBY   Pesquiera Statement Should Re assure Land Holders

EXPECT TREATY BETWEEN U. S. AND MEXICANS   Full , Diplomatic Relations Are Expected To Be Resumed Shortly.   SECRETARY COLBY SAYS MEXICO ‘ENLIGHTENED’

' —p a REFORN   i lita tush cick tian 2  NEW PRESIDENT or MEXICO SAYS REPUBLIC MUST OPEN ITS pOORS TO FOREIGNERS   FOREIGN CAPITAL WILL BE GIVEN PROTECTION   Normal Mode of Living in Which Petts Ambitions of Individuals Mast Be Sab  merged and. Vital Policies of Socia Heform Inetituted are Urged.

WORST STORM IN YEARS SWEEPS PT. ISABEL. TEX.      PRESIDENT-ELECT AND MRS. HARDING WILL MAKE AN. OTHER ATTEMPT TODAY TO QUIT VILLAGE.   HELD UP FOUR HOURS BY STORM   The Senator Will Attempt to Make His Way Into Brownsville Today By Automobile.

HARDING PARTY READY FOR NEW TRY BY AUTO   Effort To Reach Browns ville Sunday Results In Failure   TRAIN BREAKS DOWN   Party Forced To Remait In Storm-Bound Fishing Town.

Second Attempt to Leave Point Isabel Will Be Made Todav.   TRAIN BREAKS DOWN   =~ h6UmhThrhLe  President-elect Expects to Reach Brownsville Tonight.

SUSPECT PRIVATE OF KILLING HIS CAPTAIN'S WIFI   Camp Grant Authorities Search for Slayer of Mrs. L. H. Moss.

PROVES BULLET THAT KILLS WIFE      Police Searching Today Fo Soldier Suspects in Army   GUARD HOUSE PRICONERS, EOCAPED PREVIOUSLY, 15 ONLY CLEW TO CReme.

“TIRE BLOW-OUT” PROVES BULLET THAT KILLS WIFE      Police Searching Today Fo: Soldier Suspects in Army Camp Murder   NO MOTIVE IS KNOWN   GUARD HOUSE PRISONERS, ESCAP. ED PREVIOUSLY, IS ONLY CLEW TO CRIME.

MILLIONS PLAN 10 COME T0 AMERICA   Tt Tae Congressional Committee Works on Bill to Restrict immigration.

RED. CROSS TASK OB INFINISHED   Dr, Farrand” Urges American -Peoplc  to Cooperate: -in Great Effort for Cause of Humanity

THE RED CROSS  COMES 10 FOURTH AOLL CALL WITH MUCH WORK 10 Dt   Never Were Needs. of the World So Pressing Nor the Opportunities for Good So Great

U. S. OFFICER’S WIFE SLAIN   Believed at Camp Grant That Mrs. Moss Was Killed for Revenge.

WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER SLAIN   Camp Grant Authorities Believe She Was Killed for Revenae.

Perfect Health is Yours If the Blood is Kept Pure   Human Ailment ceable to Im-

WEAKENED CONVOY BLAMED FOR .1.0SS   Fletcher Says Rough Weather Drove Back One Protector of !l-Fated Antilles Sunk by. Subs.

ANTILLES CONVOY REDUCED BEFORE TRANSPORT LOST   Rear Admiral Fletcher Says Yacht Escorling Torpedoed Y Vessel Was Forced To Put Back by Heavy Seas

ANTILLES LEFT TOWEAK ESCORT   Transport is Sunk Morning After Converted Yatch Left the Ship.   MAYO PRAISES STRENGTH

REPUBLICAN COS      Neiy Wi Preside at Party Meet ' ; ins Next Month, *

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,   New Will) Preside at Party Meet ing Next Mouth.

PORTION OF PRO. - LAW IS UPHELI   Within Power of State tc Control Traffic of In‘toxicating Liquor :

TEXAS PROHIBITION  LAW IS SUSTAINED   Unlawful Transportation Is Felony.  ;

TEXAS ANT)-PROWBITIGH NPA BY CRIRNAL APPEALS COURT WN BING      PROHIBITION OF LIQUOR TRANS PORTATION IS VALID, THE COURT DECLARES,

ASKS WILSON FOR ARMENTAN PLANS   POSSIBILITIES OF WAR WITH TURKEY RAISED IN HOUSE RESOLUTION

~ S PROJECTED      investigation o, suspended So cialist Assemblymen—Wet: and Brys Active—The Mo tion Picture Industry.

MOVIE” CENSORSHIP MAY BE CONSIDERED   Legislature Likely to Act if State Conference of Mayors Urges Film Regulation

Investigation wr vdspended So: cialist Assemblymen—Wets and, Drys Active—The Mo   tion Picture’ ‘Indusiry. °

RUSHVILLE P.O. MAN IS HONORED AGAIN   ‘Charles H. Brown Re-elected Presi. dent cf State Postal Organization at Indianapolis Meeting

HARDING HAS ANOTHER “AT HOME” TODA Y   Members and Former Mem bers of Ohio Legislature Are His Guests.

‘LEGISLATORS _ VISIT HARDING; HEAR ADDRESS   Senator speaks on Party Government and Democratic Criticism.

SENATOR: HARDING TALKS TO FORMER LEGISLATORS   Bis. Address Will Be. on Sybjec of “Party Government”’; May:   Reply to. Democrat.

HARDING SPEAKS TQ OHIO LAWMAKERS   Expected to Reply Directly te Demacratic Crilicism--Pre. diets Republican Will Profi by Woman Vato.

LEGISLATORS AT MARION   Harding Addresses Ohio Lawmakers At Reanion Luncheon Today.

ESPECIALLY WELCOME TO:-REPUBLICANS ‘IN : THE COMING -CAM {PATON .   [ii eres’  Wo omen. Won. Their Own Vie. ‘tory: — An : ‘ Accomplishment ‘to’ be’ Rated’ With Our Achievement’ of Our ~ Indenendence ‘and Vintan

CHURUBUSCO BANK ROBBED OF $50,006   SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES _ ARE HAULED AWAY  BY FIVE MEN.

Bank Robbers Get. Away WithSafety Boxesand Big Sum   CHURUBUSCO, IN NEARBY COUN TY, SCENE OF DARING EURG‘LARY EARLY TODAY.

SENATOR REED RENAMED, TO ATTEND CONVENTION   Is Reelected After Rejection Last April.

NORFOLK, VA., SUFFERING SERIOUS WATER FAMINE   Families Placed on Ration o Five Gallons a Day. Rain Needed.

REFUSES TO ENJOIN CITY OF DETROIT   Acquisition of Railways te Proceed.

BRITISH OPPOSE FRENCH ACTION: NOTE 1$ SENT   Couneil Of Ambassadors Hold Conference To Decide Upon Future Course   COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEET   France May Insist Upon Stay ing In Frankfort Until Germans Leave Ruhr

FRENCH CHARGES ENGLAND OF BAD FAITH AS ALLY   ANNOUNCES THAT TROOPS MAY STAY IN FRANKFORT UNTIL JULY.   BELGILIM WILL AID FRENCH MOVEMENT

MANY CONFERENCES  French Officials Confer on British Nite Press is Ritter.

BENJAMIN BOSSE REELECTED CHAIRMAN   DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE NOW IN SESSION AT THE CARITAL CITY

FRILABOR LOST MILLION   OSSE NAMED LEADER'L   INDIANA DEMOCRATS RE-ELECI EVANSVILLE MAYOR-—WOMEN ‘TO HAVE PLACE ON TICKET.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   BOSSE RE-ELECTED DEMOCRATIC CHAIR MANBY COMMITTEE

Armenian Mandate Tendered United States Is Surprise to Officials, Who Declare Senate Action Is Necessary

ASK GERMANS EXECUTE TREATY   Council of Premiers Today Sent Note to Germany Threatening Occnpation If Refused —

FRESH DRIVE THREAT I HURLED BY PREMIER ON EREAT   No Parley on Teuton Army Till Terms Executed, Is Entente Stand

[IMMEDIATE EXECUTION OF TREATY DEMANDED   Premiers Notify Germany She- Mus§ Disarm, Pay Indemniiies ‘and’ Dee liver Coal Provided For “Fa ‘Pact :

Note Is Dispatched to Ber fir Requiring Immediate Acs” tion by Germany   THREATEN EXTENSION OF OCCUPATION IN GERMANY   MATTER OF TRADE WITH RUS < SIA WILL BE. TAKEN UB AGAIN BY COUNCIL OF PRE« MIERS AT SAN REMO,

JAPANESE TROOPS TO LEAVE SIBERIA UNDER NEW CABINET POLICY   Government Will Also Make Full Statement to  This Country on Attitude Toward Economic  Situation in Russia- British Forces Will Seek to Stem Bolshevism in Caucacue

BOLSHEVIKS STRIVE T0 ANNIHILATE POLAND   GREAT BRITAIN PLANS TO SEND TROOPS INTO CANCASUS TO CHECK BOLSHEVISM

DIVERGENT REPORTS FILED IN HOUSE ON ARMY CAMP BUILDING   ‘Officials in Charge Criticised in Republican Majority  Report of Committee   CAMP CONSTRUCTION BIG ACHIEVEMENT SAYS MINORITY   Tremendous Task Put Through in Short Time of Three Months

MILITARY CAMP PROBE REPORTS SHOW DIVISION   Majority Report Ciles Several Ilems Amounting to Thousands of Dollars Which Could Be Recovered from Contractors

MILLIONS LOST ON ARMY WORK G. 0. P. REPORT   Camps Cost Government $78,531,521 Too Much, Majority Reports   DEMOCRATS PRAISE IT AS ACHIEVEMENT

MUCH WASTE IK CAMP BUILDING   That is Report Made to Con: gress by Majority Division of Committee.

COMMITTEE REPORTS OF INVESTIGATIONS WAR EXPENDITURES   Majority Reports Says Waste and Graft Caused Loss.

REPORTS ARE OPPOSEL   :  HOUSE GETS MATORITY REPORT ON ARMY CAMP CONSTRUC TION. CHARGING WASTE.

REPUBLICANS RAP CANTONMENT PLANG   Of the Government During The War—Democrats Come To Their Rescue With a Claim of Efficiency Under  LT .e. 5 mane

2 REPORTS ON CAMPS   Republicans Charge $78,531,521 Wasted on Army Cantonments.   Democrats Defend Work as One of the “Great Achievements of War.”

$78,500,000 LOST IN CAMP CONSTRUCTION   Congressional Investigatin, Committee Files Two Re ports, One Using Term “Graft.”

REPUBLICANS AAP ~ CANTONMENT PLANS   Of the Government During The War—Democrats Come To Their Rescue With a  Claim of Efficiency Under

SAY GOVERNMENT LOS! AY LEAST $78,000,000 IN CAMP CONSTRUCTION   Naste, Inefficiency and Graft Alleged by Republicans While Damocrats Praise Work as Notable Achievement

MUCH MONEY WASTED?   TWO REPORTS ON ARMY CAMPS SUBMITTED TO THE HOUSE.   Majority Report Charges That $78, 531,521 Was Wasted — Great Achievement, Says Minority.

REPORTS ON CAMPS ALLEGE BIG WASTE   Jepubiicans Charge $78,531,521 Wasted on Army Cantonments.   Democrats Defend Work as One cf the “Great Achievements of War.”

YOUTH CONFESSES . PLOT 10 KILL       Son: of Jacob Heiserman Paid Him to Exterminate .Whole Family. —   WANTED TO GET PROPERTY   Fired Six Shots Wounding Two. of Party at Sup'- ner Fable, a

TEMPTS IL SLAY FINE rOn 9200   Confession Links Son of Vic tims with Plan to Secure  Estate

MURDER ‘DEAL ENGINEERED BY A YOUTH FAIL   Kansas Boy Hired Pal to Kill His Whole Family

CONFESSION OF YOUNG. MAN At NORTON, KAWSAS STARTLING PLOT.   Carrol Johuson,- 17, Alleged in Con feseion That Kimer Heiserman, : 18, Hired Him w Ki  Paranitc

Seventeen Year Old Boy Attempts to Murder Family for $200 Fee.   YOUNG SON IS IMPLICATED   Confession Reveals Effort of 18 Year Qld Youth to Get Property.

MOST INHUMAN ACT REVEALED   Bircgiogy Gupte t Aes Rat ‘poy ‘Gontéeade To Attempted Murder  of Whole Family For a é  Fee of $209, .

PLOT TO MURDER FAMILY BARED   Kansas Boy Hires Man to Kil Relatives. Claim.   ATTEMPT JS FRUSTRATED   Alleged Would-Be Slayer Confasses Ononeniracv.

13 YEAR OLD BOY HIRES YOUNG MAN TO MURDER FAMILY   “O THAT HE COULD INHERIT THE WHOLE PAMILY ESTATE

TRIED TO KILL ENTIRE FAMIL'   Carl Jotnson, 17. Says He was Jiecelve $290 for Marder. lug Five

ATTEMPT 10 MURDER WHOLE FAMILY FAILS   Elmer Keiserman, 18, Accused of Having Bargained With Carl Johnson, 17, to Kill Relatives   TO INHERIT ESTATE, MOTIVE

MARSH BOY DENIED SHARE “IN MARSHAL FIELD MONEY   Decision Tondered at Chicago, Toda: Puts $2,000,000 Kstate in Hands af Other Heirs.

PEGGY Y MARSH’S © _ BABY LEFT.OU!   Illegitimate Son of Henry Fielc Does Not Get Share in Estate; Judge Holds.

6 Taken by U. S. on Profiteer Charge   Representatives of Three Packing Companies Held After Federal (oont’s ITnoantry

BROOKLYN MAN IS CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING IN MEA‘   Claim Is Made He Used the Railroad Strike  As a Pretext to Increase Prices

TOOK ADVANTAGE OF STRIKE   Meat Man Aecused of Unfair Boostfee of Prices.

TWO YEARS FOR . HOARDING SUGAR   Small Grocery Proprietor Given Sentence in Federal Prison —

RED CROSS MEETING   New and Retiring Executive Boards to Hlave Session Saturday

MAUI WIL OEUUML LA MAHD WILN NAW EER 2b   Delay in Presidential Aetion Dne to Opinion of the Naval Secretary   MANY GUERIES ARE RECEIVED ON SUBJECT   kxecutive to Act Before the Bill Automaticaily Becomes Law, Belief

EXPLAINS DELAYED ACTION   President Waits for Payne's Opinion Before Signing Oil Land Lease Bill

HAVE HOT TIME IN DIXIE   Georgia Republicans Stage Bie Rov at Convention—Delegation Solit on Choice.

BITTER FIGHT OVER GEORGIA DELEGATES TOG. 0. P. CONVENTION   Break in Convention Results itt Two Sets Being Chosen to Represent State  :

A PECK OF TROUBLE FACING CONVENTION      REPUBLICANS OF SOUTH ENG AGING IN USUAL Row.   Contehting Sets of Delegates From Georgia to Chienago Meeting— Ne Great Change Seen in Michigan Vote.

POLICE TAKE HAND IN GEORGIA CONVENTION   Two Republican Factions Elect Rival Sets of Delecutes After Hot Contest.

(0. P. BREAK IN GEORGIA RESULTS ~—IN2 DELEGATIONS   Negro Heads One Faction Selected—Rival Crowds Will “Fight It Out” at the National Convention.

Two Sets of Delegates, Conse. quently, Will Go to the Nationa] Convention

TROTZKY WILL VISIT LONDON   Bolshevik War Minister to’ Negotiate Peace at British and French Capitals.

Communist “Agents. “Are. ns : flamming ‘the. - "Masses ~ Urge. Immediate Election  "Revolutionary . Councils  Att inductriat- Horak chee

laa saimialabeedie’---atanaaaaa)  London Learns of Fear Vieuna Mew Stage Rising

THAT BERLI UNREST MAY HIT VIENNA 19 VOICED   Communists Might Claim Tha Slain Ones Were Martyrs to Cause of People.   RED AGENTS ALLEGED TO HAVE CAUSED BLOODSHED   Troops Marched to Leipsic te Guard Squares and Public ~ Buildings Js the Word.

TOMORROW WAY WITNESS TERRIBLE SCENES IN MANY CITIES.   } J The Disturhance May Extend to Vienna Where Conditions Favor   Commnunistle A citators. *

Although Berlin Was Quiet Wednesday, It Is Feared That Recent Diserders May Spread Throughout Germany — Strong Indignation Felt In Many Quarters.   Mav Spread.   (By The Associated Press)

FEAR DISORDER TO SPREAD IN GERMANY   Vienna May Also Be Fertile Ground For Reds   BERLIN QUIET SINCE RIOT

MANIFESTO IS SENT OUT   Communists Want Election of Re volutionary Employes Councils in Factories.

bEAMEN DISORDER MAY SPREAD WIDE   DISPATCHES INDICATE DEM ONSTRATIONS MAY REACH TO VIENNA.   QUIET THERE WEDNESNAY   Berlin Reported All Serene, With Factories Working Normally And Al! Car Lines Runfine.

COMMUNTOT RULE IN BERLIN ASKED   Government Is Urged to Cal Elections for Councils.   REVOLT SPREAD IS FEARED   Official Denial ts Made of Reports That Germany Has Concluded Pact With Russian Bolshevists—42 Killed in Riots.

ONLY PRELUDE, SAY SOCIALISTS   Intend to Provoke Great: er Disturbances at an Early Date

it LEANN HIDE Wnt  NAMES FAbt MACHINE GHIA   ‘Berlin Quiets Down After  Forty-two Are  Killed   FEAR RIOT’S SPREAD THROUGH GERMANY   Denv That Huns Have Concluded Agreement With Soviets in Russia

FEAR OF FURTHER TROUBLE IN BERLIN   Disorders May Spreac Throughout Germany.

PAST EVENTS ONLY PLEDGE —TOFUTURE   Socialists Preparing to Rip Her Wide Open on January Sixteenth.

BERLIN COVENT IN BAD SHAPE   Industrial Crisis and Demands orkingmen for Greater Political Power   CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE

Leaders Who Directed Mob Hic Behind Guns, Drove Masses to Face Soldiers.   ANALYZE CAUSE OF RIOT   Dissatisfaction With the Govern ment Attitude—Communists instigators.

WEDNESDAY QUIET  Fears Expressed in Diplomatic Circles That Revolution May Spread Through Germany to Austria.

BERLIN UPHEAVEL MAY SPREAD   Communist Agents Are Inflamming the Masses — Urge Immediate Election of  Revolutionary Councils in All Industrial Establishment.

GERMANY DENIES PACT WITH REDS   Manifesto Urges Election of Revolutionary Employees’ Councils.   ALL DEMONSTRATIONS BARRED   More Rioting Expected on Anniversary of Death of Doctor Liebknecht-——42 Killed and 100 Wounded in Berlin Disorder.

Large Factories Working Normally and Train Service Not _ ’ Interrupted.

PACT WITH ~ REDS DENIED BY GERMANY   Manifesto Urges Election of Revolutionary Employees’ — Councils,   ALL DEMONSTRATIONS BARRED   More Rioting Expected on Anniversary of Death of Doctor Liebknecht-—-42 Killed and 100 Wounded in Berlin Disorder.

That the Troubles in Germany May Extend to Other Parts of Europe   AND BOOST SOCIALISM

RECENT DISORDERS SAID T0 BE PRELUDE fF WINER REVOLT   ANNIVERSARY OF DEATF OF KARL LIEBKNECHT OCCASION FOR SORNTS.   “VJTENNA ITS RIPE   Strife May Spread to Austrian Capital Where Unrest ‘ Prevaiis,

FEAR BERLIN TROUBLE MAY REAGH VIENNA   COMMUNIST ELEMENT MAY USE INCIDENT TO INFLAME MASSES.   Any Liquor in Storage After utionary Employes’ Councils be Formed at Onee.

LONDON FEARS BERLIN RIOTS MIGHT SPREAD   Whole Nation and Ever Vienna Might Be . Affected.   GERMAN TROOPS SENT TO LEIPSIC   A Communist Manifest< Calls for Following To Organize.

REASONS FOR RUSH OF IMMIGRATIONS      Canvass of Immigrants At Elli Island, Reveal Interesting Facts.

MANY DELEGATES FAVORING COX   OHIO GOVERNOR HAS BIC  FOLLOWING AT ’FRISCO  CONVENTION.

Ohio Governor and Palmer in Same Pasition as Wood and Lowden. /   ‘BUCKEYE EXECUTIVE IS STRONGEST MAN’

EXPECT TO CLEAR UP SITUATION THIS WEEK   Prospects Ate Bright for Early Re. turn of Striker: in the Pitts. hure Dis«triet.

Department of Labor and Industry As Meditator In  . P. R.R. Strike Settlement

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   ; Barber Asphalt Plant at Amboy New pt * Jersey Destroyed

FIRE IN PERTH AMBOY      Plant of Barber Asphalt Pav. ing Co. Destroyed

BIG ASPHALT PLANT BURNED   Milljon Dollar Biaze at Perth Amboy Throws 2,000 Employees Out of Work.

FIRE LOSS OF OVER MILLION   Barber Asphalt Paving Company  ent «.¢ Gaecomedt ta wtiew herane «.

POLES ROUT. REDS; MAKE ° BIG CAPTURE   Capture Rail Junctions South. west of Minsk and Thousand Bolsheviki, e   MUCH WAR MATERIAL SEIZED   Statement Says, “This Victory, Is « Worthy Answer to Boldhevik Pol. icy of Suing for Peace and at  Same Time Continuing Attacks.”

POLE ARMY. “SEMIN FORCE   Thousand , Bolshevik Soldiers “Captured Southwest of Minsk.    RAIL JUNCTIONS ARE SEIZED   Great Quantity of War Material and Many Officers Taken—Members of American Typhus Commission Fighting the Disease. °:

POLES ROUT REDS. TAKE PRISONERS   Capture Rail Junctions Southwest of Minsk and Thou' sand Balsheviki,   MUGH WAR MATERIAL SEIZED   Statement Says, “This Victory Is a Worthy Answer.to Bolshevik Pol icy of Suing for Peace and at  Saine Time Continuing Attacks,”

REDS ARE HUUTEL BY POLIGH ARMY   Thousand Bolshevik Soldiers Captured Southwest of Minsk.   RAIL JUNCTIONS ARE SEIZED   Great Quantity of War Material and Many Officers Taken——Members of American Typhus Commission Fighting the Disease.

CALL FOR SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Safeguarding of Ballot Boxes Given as Cause of Governor’s Action.

GOVERNOR 10 ASK LEGISLATURE 10 IMPOSE FEE ON NEW VOTERS   Concurring in Cureton’s Stand on Poll Tax, Hobby Woald Assess $1.75 Against All Alike and Enforce Vote of Record.   SPECIAL SESSION SET FOR TUESDAY, SEPT. 2)   Executive Scea Danger in Unchecked Balloting of 2,500,000 Entitled te Participate in November Election. Galveston Strike and Other Matters Expected to He Considered.

Lawmakers Will Also Be Asked to-Consider Cheaper Way “to Keep Commerce Open’ at Galveston; Fifteen Days May Be Allowed Voiers for Registration. . -

BRITISH SHIPS TO OBSERVE NELITRALITY   Finds Body of His Wife in Furnace

BURNS SELF IN A FURNAC!   lowa Banker's Wife, I/i Some Time Believed to Have Com. mitted Suicide.

BANKER’S WIFE HAS AWFUL FATE   Mrs. George DeButte, Caught in Furnace, Burns to Death.

‘DIES IN HER OWN FURNACE   Wife of lowa Banker Believed to Have Killed HMereel*t

BEST REPUDIATES ANS CONFESSION   Says Now That He Did No Kill the Young Womar Found Dead at Pontiac Mich.—Claims No Knowl.  edoo nf Crimo.

Rest Repudiates Purported Confession in Murder of Miss Schneider at Pontia

BEST DENIES HE S SLAYER   Alleged Slayer of Pontia Girl Repudiates Confession He Made Yesterday.

BesT REPUDIATES HIS CONFESSION   Says Now That He Did Not ‘Kill the” Young- ‘Woman Found .Dead. ‘at. Pontiac, -Mich.—Claims. No -Knowledoe of Crime. Z

MAN REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT HE KILLED WOMAN   Fear of Officers Led to Faise Admission, ts Decleration.

MICHIGAN MURDERER REPUDIATES LATEST  CONFESSION OF CRIME   Claims ‘Admissions Were Made Through Fear of Obficeys.

 Had Nothing to Do With Kill J _ing, Antow Best  : Declares.   STORY THIRD DEGREE CNE

MURDER CONFESSION 1S REPUDIATED NOV   MAN CHARGED WITH KILLIN OF GIRL TELLS NEW STORY   Says Confession was  Extortec Through Fear and Fatigue of Long Questioning

BEST REPUDATES . TALE ‘THAT HE KILLED GIRI   In Presence of Attorney, thi Prosecutor, and Reporters, Hi Denies That He Did Murder.

RECA ALLS LLLS*€ ONFESSION,   Man Aegused of ” Mueder Takes Back Admission of Guill.

CRIME CONFESSION IS NOW REFUTED   Alleged Murderer « of Pontiac, Mich. Girl, Denies Story He is Saig to Have Told Prosecutor.

REPUDIATES MURDER CONFESSION SAYS HE WAS AFRAID OF POLICE AND WEARY OF THEIR QUESTIONS

ARGENTINA NOT FAVOR GF TARIFI   Advises Reprisals be Taken Against Products Sent From The U. S.

OPPOSE U. S. TARIFF   Argentinas May ‘Take Reprisal Actio® American Produ

SUGGEST REPRISALS AGAINST THE UJ. §   Protest Passage of Our Em.  barge Bill.

GRAINMEN PLEASED.      Have Hopes ye Being Able  To ket Wheat. my ta

GOOD NEWS. TO KANSAS   Ordering of 25,600 Box Cars West May Help Transport Grain

MEREDITH CHANGES LIVE STOCK CHARGES   Farmers Claim Chic wo Firws bis criminate Against thé Oo-operatives,

LA TOURINE HAS STORMY TRIP   Preeeh Liner Reaches Port With Life Bonts Missing.

DAMAGED: STEAMER IN PORT.   Several Life Boats Gone and Part of Meek “<mashed.

X-RAY IS FATAL TO DOCTOR   Dr. Charies E. Hershman, Physicia: and Banker of Alliance, Neb. Succumbs to Shock.

HARD  ING AFTER WOMAN VOTE   'Gors on Record as Fayoring Sif.  frage—29 Republican Atates Have Voted For It,

HARDING AFTER ~ WOMEN’S VOTES   (By United. Press) Announces: That He And the Part; ‘Are Fayoring Woman's Suffrage ' ” Picketing Not Necessary,

HARDING BACKS PARTY’S RECORL   Repubtican Presidential Can didate Enthusiastic Over -Party’s Action-on Suffrage.   WANTS- VOTES: FOR WOMEN

Harding After  Women’s Votes   REPURLICA) NOMINEE WILI WORK IN SECLUSION AS MECH AS POSSIBLE,

HARDING OPENS FIGHT TO GET WOMEN'S VOTES   Republican Candidate in Public Statement Warmly Defends the

WOMEN’S VOTE TO BE SOUGHI   Harding Opens Fight in Favor for Suffrage to Forestall Picketine Plans .

Republican Record On Suffrage Issue Stands Upon 29 Ratifications

OHIO ENTRIES ARE ALL IN   Four Avowed Kepublicans and Three  Democrats in the Presiden tial BPawa

SEVEN IN OHIO CAMPAIGN.   Entries Close With Four Re publicans and Three Democrats in Race.

OHIO FIGHT TO CENTER ON HARDING AND WOOD   FourRepublican and Three Dem. ocrat Runners Are Listed for the Presidential Race

WILSON OPPONENTS   Apparent Winners of Demo cratic Contests in Georgia.

GASOLINE KILLS ’EM   Prof. Hunter Tells Chamber ef Commerce About Dandechons

OLINE KILLS *E}        Prof. Hunter Tells Chamber of Commerce About Dandelions

LEVY MAY BE oAME   COUNTY OFFICERS PREPARING FOR COUNTY COUNCIL SEPT 7.   Appropriations tor the Coming Year to be Made,

Armed. Automobiles  Cruise New York’s Sts.   Are Added to the Police Force in Hopes of Circumventing the Bandits Now Plying Their Trade.

OFFICERS IN CRIMECRUISERS WILL “SHOOT TO KILL” IN TYING TO SHATTER N.Y. CRIME WAVE         20 Automobiles Equipped With One Shai Shooter, Uniformed Man, and Three Men Experienced In. Strong Arm Tactic Are Covering Goth am’s Crime Infeste Ctraatc. .

To Futer Forme! Negotiaiiors for Jap Imr'g cation to Califor aia.

TROUBLES OF SYLWA ELECTION BOARD OF OVER RATED VARIETY   So Says Associated Press Dispatch from Mountain Section of State Today.   ANOTHER VERSION OF IT   Down in Raleigh Reports Have Caused State Officials to Frown on Incident.

Industrial Conference's : Plans to Settle Unrest Are ~ Attacked -by Gompers

bUMPERS ATTAGKS WILSUN'S, PLAN TD SETTLE DISPUTES   Declares Present ‘Machinery’ Superior to the New   REVIEWS SITUATION

ORGANIZATIONS OF WORKERS REQUIRED   Theory That Disagreements Can Be Settled Shop By Shop ls Unsound, Says President of A. F. of Li

LABOR CHIEF ATTACKS PLAN WILSON BODY   Assets Machinery for Set tling Industrial Unrest Is Weak

GOMPERS FLAYS CONCLUSIONS OF INDUSTRY BOARD   Declares That Present System Has Proven Best.

GOMPERS ATTACKS INDUSTRIAL REPOR   LABOR CHIEF ASSERTS OLD METHOD BETTER THAN NEW LAW ON STRIKES.

MACHINERY NOW USED SUPERIOR TO THAT SUGGESTED   Recommndaetion of Commis: sion to Settle Industrial Unrest Attacked by Gompers   IS SIMPLER AS WELL AS BEING MORE EFFECTIVE   Funefions Perieetly Wherever Em. ployers Forsake Spirit of Dominance and Attitude of Autocracy— Can be vo Progress Without Organization of Workers,

GOMPERS 1S DISSATISFIED   Existing Labor Dispute Settlemen Machinery Better Than New Schemes.

LAWS ARE AMPLE SAYS GOMPERS   Sees No Need for Further Machinery in Labor Troubles

INDUSTRIAL BOARD MAKES REPORT; LABOR  HEAD OBJECTS   Gompers Says Commis sion’s Findings Are Not Prac ticable.

OPPOSES WILSON. IDEA TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES   Gom: Conference Ar Pirenon Pian Aa Tae

LABOR LEADER  OLED NO GOOD IN NEW PLAN   Gompers Attacks Confer ence Panacea for In dustrial IIs.

GOMPERS FLAYS CONFERENCE PLAN   Recommendations For Settle. ment of Industrial Unrest Attacked by Labor Chief.

ELIZARETIT ARAIR DEAR.   Suceumbed ‘in Oklaboma While on « j Visit to Relatives, t+

ELIZABETH ACAIR DEAD.   Suecunbed in Ohiatoina While oa Visit to Relatives. Eee 2

KANSAS WORKS ON STATUTE TU STOP STRIKES   MEASURES PASSED IN EACI HOUSE TO CONFERENCE UNLESS SENATE CONCURS   House Bill Has Provisions Governing Several Points Omitted In The Senate's Act

COUNT: OF LABOR: KANSAS PROJECT   Legislature Working on Bills’ to Establish Industrial Court for State.

VOTE ON KANSAS COURT BILL WINS   BOTH BRANCHES OF  LEGIsLATURE FAVOR INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL  PLAN.   HOUSE AMENDS MEASURE   Praft Passed in Lower Body Goes  To Senate for Concurrence— Will Act Monday.

NOTHING OFFICIAL ON REVOLT   No News to Confirm Reported Overterning in Woscow.

RED REVOLT REPORT NOT YET PROVEN   Announcemeht .that Trotsk' is Killed not Confirmed in European Capitals

15 YEARS IN SING SING FOR GEM ROBBEF   James E. Foye, Who Stole $350,000 Worth of Dia monds, Sentenced Today.

FOYE SENTENCED.   Hotel Clerk Gets Fifteen Years Fo _ Stealing Jewels. ~

FIUME SITUATION WORSE   Torpedo Boat Destroyer of Fleet Biockading Port Deserts aad Jains TRPARnanvio’« (‘Naw vw.’

ITALIAN DESTROYER GREW IN MUTINY   Force From Torpedo Destroyer of Blockading Fleet Joins D’Annunzio's Fleet.

SENDS CHALLENGE TO DEBATE LEAGUE   Senator. Harrison Would Have Cox and Harding Discuss Big Issue   WANTS PEOPLE: TO KNOW!   Every Speaker Under Demoeratic Banner Is Ready to Debate Question

ASKS HARDING MEET GOV. COX IN DEBATE   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE IS CHALLENGED KOR JOINT DISCUSSION.

DEMOCRAT CHAIRMAN WANTS JOINT DEBATE ON LEAGUE BY GOV. GOX AND SEN. HARDIN(

DECISION OF ILLENOIS SUPREMI COURT IS HANDED DOWN   CBy United areas)

MEMORIES OF CHILD RESTORE TG CONSCIOUSNESS WOMAN WHO HAD SLEPT TWO YEARS

AWAKE AFTER TWO-YEAR NAF   Wisconsin Woman Long in Helpless Condition   Regains Faculties When Visited by Sister-in-Law and Boy

Sleeper Awakes   Badger ‘Woman Unconscious For Two Years Revived by Sicht of Child.

WOMAN ASLEEP TWO YEARS      Came Out of Trance When Little Son Was Taken to See Her— : is Now Normal.  t

Believed Nermality Was Restored By Visit of Child Which Brought  Weal “Sifiawwmn net weve

LEWIS HOLDS OU} RADIGAL VIEWS   James Hamilton Seeks Vice Presidency on Advanced Platform

DEMOCRATS MUST BE OF HELP 10 PEOPLE       INATOR 4. HAM. LEWIS OUTEINFS POLICIES HE WIL SUPPORT AT SAN FRANCISCO MEETING

HAM LEWIS SETS _ FORTH PLATFORM HE WILL SUPPOR}   Wants Federal Control o: Basie Industries and , An Amended League

Suggestions of — Possible Coming Shortage Heard Buy a Barrel of Flour Drive.

WHEAT SUMS UR BALYIRG SCARE    su GGESTED SHORTAGE: Ww TCH RE. PORT OV 10. WEXPORT SUR. PLts ¢ AUSES, PANIC-

WHEAT Th ‘ia GETTING NERVOUS   BUYING SCARE IN CHICAGO MARKET   Before Flurry Was Over Price Had Made Advance of Eleven Cents.

EUROPE GRABS WHEAT AND FUTURES JUMP   SCARE IN CHICAGO WHEAT AS POSSIBLE, SHORTAGE  UN DS   MARCH DELIVERY $1.66   Foreign Countries Take Advantage of Long Continued Declines— Bread Sunplies Go?

WHEAT PRICES RISE ON SHORTAGE RUMOR   ‘Bay a Barrel cf Fleur’? Agttation Ceatributes Much to Further Disturbance of Values

WHEAT SOARS IN BUYING SCARI   SUGGESTED SHORTAGE WITH RE PORT OF LOW EXPORT SURPLUS CAUSES SHORTS TO COVER

FPRAR OF 4 BREAD SHORTAGE.   And Aceceordioxiy Price of Wheat Takes a2 Jamp skyward.

HE PREPARES FOR LABOR DAY BATTLE   Jack Dempsey Will Go Inta Training in Michigan Next Week.

DEMPSEY WILL START TRAINING   World Champion Fighter to Defend His Title on Labor Day

DEMPSEY TO BEGIN TRALNING   Heavywoight. . Champion “Will Workout at Be aHton favlhor

TINGON POL ROMY SRENEY   rHE RUSSIANS ALSO HAVE VIR TUALLY WIPED OUT FORCES OF GENERAL WRANGEL   MOVEMENT CAUSES. TALK   Military Experts in London Speculating as to the Provable Relations of the Two Bolsheviki Move ments—-Report Deteat

SCAN STRATEGY IN RUSSIAN WAR   MILITARY. EXPERTS STUD‘ RELATION OF EVENTS IN EASTERN DISPUTE.

—THRNING   Smasting Defeat Administered  to General Wrangel- in  ~ South Bussia Is Followed by Attack on Polish Lines.   WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET TROOPS PART GF PLAN   Backed by France, Wrangel Was Menace Reds Desired to Eliminate First; Make “Drive on Lemberes _

British Believe Polish Line Wa Weakened When Reserves  Fought Wrangel.

IOWA IN NEED OF 1200 TEACHERS   PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES ARE BEING ISSUED TEACHERS WHO PASS EXAMINATIONS

TOWA HAS TEACHER SHORTAGE   ‘tate Eatimated to Lack Twelve  Huadred Inatructors.

HUNGER STRIKERS ENTER TWENTIETH DAY   Condition of Mayor McSweeney an ther Irish Sinn Feiners Said To Be Grave

Govermment of Georgtan Repebliic Takes Menseres to Suppress the  Grewth of Bolsheviem. Rw @heae Ageaciatad Beech

REDS DEFIED BY GEORGIA   Republic Government Ousts One Moscow Representative and Warns Another on Plotting.

GEORGIA REPUBLIC FIGHTS BOLSHEVISM   GOVERNMENT TAKES DRASTIC STEPS TO FORESTALL THE SOVIET AGENTS

GEORGIANS IN FIGHT AGAINST RED ADVANGE   Asiatic Republic Determin ed to Oppose Bolshevism.

GEORGIATAKES ~FIRM POSITION AGAINST SIVIET   Government of Republic Surrounded-by Bolshevik States, Adopts Energetic Program  _ Against Red Suspects   ATTITUDE OF DEFIANCE BELIEVED SHORT LIVED

LITTLE STATE IS MENACED BY BOLSHEVIK REDS   Georgia Making a Brave Show but Fears Ab sorption by Russians u Near Future.

EERE EEA REREE AER ERE:   GEORGIA REPUBLIC aIARTO MOVE 10 EXPEL BOLSHEVIK!   Decides Upon Ruthless Warfare Against Piotters—Will Not Tolerate Sovietism.   Orders Issued to Seize Arms and Ammunition and Oust

FEAR REPUBLIC GEORGIA MAY BE INVADED REDS   Nikolai Lenine Not ir Favor of Interfering  With Georgia.

SENATOR'S RING” I AT STAKE   Lafollette’s Candidates Run Strong  {   MOSES NOMINATED   Wins In New Hampshire Despite Women

SENATOR LENROOT WINS IN CONTEST   LaFollette Opposition Failed to Defeat Him in Wisconsin Primary.   MOSES AGAIN NOMINATED   Congressman Esch, of Railroad Bill Fame, Rons Behind His Opponent.

GRANT EXPRESS RATE INCREASE OF $35,000,000   Only Half of What Company Asked Is Given by Interstate Commerce Commission

EXPRESSCOMPANYGETS INGREASE IN RATES      Interstate Commerce Commission Authorizes 12% Per Cent Boost: Seon to Ask For More.

SEEK ANOTHER RAISE   AWARD MADE TO RAILWAY EXPRESS FRIDAY DID NOT CONSIDER WAGE ADVANCES.

STILL HIGHER ~ BATES WANTE!   Americlan Railway Express Company Not Satisfied With: ‘Advance Given: Yesterday;      TO ABSORB WAGE RAISE

APRESS CARRIERS SEEK RATE RISE TO MATCH WAGES   One Increase Not Enoug! and $43,000,000 More Will be Requested,

EXPRESS RATES GO UP   Not ‘Satisfied with First Grant of Twelve and a Half Per  Barer

ORGANIZED BALL N BAL       Series “of: “Meetings Openin: Saturday Will Decide: Ac‘tion of League Magnates.   FIVE: -CLUBS: DEFIANT

TO PROBE K. C. COAL PRICES   Federal Investigation Ordered By District Attorney.

COTTON EXCHANGES REOPEN AFTER TWO DAYS’ LOSS OF TRADI   Liverpool Market Reaps Bi Harvest Through Error of Congress.

DAMES STILL CLAMOR FOR DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT   Political situation in Den‘mark described in dispatches as chaotic.      CABINET SITS ALL MIGHT   Labor leader of the Kingdom now talking of declaring general strike

LABOR LEADERS OBJECT 10 CABINET   TURMOIL MAY CAUSE : REVOLT AGAINST MONARCHY

CONTINUE AGTATION ~~ FORDANIH REPUBL   National Anxiety Prevails Over Threat of Workers to Call a General Strike.

YET ANOTHER — CROWN HANGS’. IN THE BALANCE   General Strike Called in Denmark As King Re fuses to Reinstate Okc Cabinet. Republic Agi  tation Growing.   DEVELOPMENTS

DANES CLAMOR FOR REPUBLIC   DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE ALL NIGHT ON COPENHAGEN STREETS,

OMAHA ORGANIZER IS DEAD   Peter ller Passes Away After Iliness of Seweral Years.

OMAHA ORGANIZER JIS DEAL      Peter er Passes Away After Iliness  ew Gecnent Yeas

FIXING VALUES: VERY COMPLEX   ASSESSORS DO NOT ALWAYS SEE ALIKE CAUSING MANY APPARENT DISCREPANCIES.   RECTIFY MISTAKES EASILY

FIXING VALUES VERY COMPLEX   ASSESSORS DO XUT ALWAYS SEI ALIKE CAUSING MANY APPAR     RECTIFY MISTAKES EASILY

T0 RESUME OPEN DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY IN SENATE   Will Recall Pact on Agreemen That It Will Be Considered Until Vote on Ratification Is Reached.

JEGATE ON PACT RENEWED IX CENATE   Peace Treaty Will Be Kepl Constantly Before Upper House Until Some Action  Taken

‘SENATE WILL NOT LET ‘TREATY DEBATE LAPSE   Issue Will be Continually Under Consideration Until Vote Is Reached

TREATY WILL BE UP IN SENATE TODAY   It is Expected the Proposed Compromise Amendments Will Be Considered.

TREATY 1S AGAIN IN SPOTLIGHT AS SOLONS WARMUP   4 Senate Begins Consideration 0! _. Pact and Will Stay with It Until Vote Comes.

TREATY DEBATE STARTS TODAY OF FINAL LAP   LEADERS PROPOSE TO KEEP IT UNDER CONSTANT CONSIDERATION UNTIL VOTE IS TAKEN.

PEACE TREATY WILL BE PUT BEFORE THE SENATE AGAIN TODAY   Continued Consideration of Pact Until Final Vote is Taken Agreed to

GREAT CONTEST ABUUT TO BEGIN   Treaty Will be Called Be‘fore Senate Today   UNDER AN AGREEMENT   fo Keep It Continually Under Consideration Until Vote is Reached on Ratification—-No One Knows What will Happen, Say Republican and Democratic Party Leaders.

Pact to be Kept Continually Under Consideration.   LEADERS ARE PERPLEXED   Chiefs of Both Parties Declare “No One Knows What Will Happen’ —-Debate Will Not be Permitted to Drag Out  Interminable, It is Generalias Piam nn Aa

TREATY WILL BE KEPT CONTINUALLY BEFORE THE SENATE   Republicans Claim: 22 Democrat: Are Ready. To Vote Fox’ Reser.  age tices      MAY DRAG GUT INDEFINITELY

TEST OF STRENGTH ON TREATY WITHIN EEKS SURE   Will be Kept Continuously Be fore Senate Until Vote on Ratification is Reached.   SUPPORTERS PIN HOPES ON PRIVATE CONFERENCES   When Pact is Called Up Today Reservation Aileeting Article Ten and Embodying Most Serious Barrier te Agreement Will be First Proposition to Present Itseli,

PEACE TREALY HAS ARRIVED ONCE MORE   Like the Cat In Fable Which Came Back Ia Person   WHAT IS TO HAPPEN:   Lis More Than Any Living Persun 4 Knows. Dechre Both Democratic ae Repablican Le: derns—   Unity On a Siegie Polnt.  ~——9

PEACE TREATY DUNVERSATION BEGINS TODAY   TWO OR THREE WEEKS TIME EXPECTED TO BE USED IN SQUABBLING   No One Expects Enough Changes In Votes To Annrove But Will Telk Nevertheless

AGT TO REMAIN BEFORE SENATE UNTIL A  VOTE 1S TAKEN   Treaty Will Be Called Up Today Under an Agreement to Keep It Under Fire Until It ls Disposed of,   CHIEFTAINS OF BOTH FACTIONS UNCERTAIN   ‘No One Knows What Wiil Happen,’ Say Republican and Democratic Leaders; Long Debates in Sight.

WANTED FOR THE MURDER OF MARTHA HUFF   Arrested at Indianapolis Last Night — Confessed to Crime Today.

ACTION ON CALIFORNIA “OIL LAND CASE DELAYED   House Judiciary. Comn Committes. Postpone: Consideration of. Bill Directing -

ACTION ON CALIFORNIA OIL ‘LAND CASE DELAYED   House Judiciary Committee Postpone: Consideration of Bill Directing the Appeal

APPEAL IN BIG Ol  SUNT MAY BE FORGED   House Judiciary Committe Defers Action; Eastern Oil Price Up

SOVILT. GRANTS” POLANH’S PLEA FOR ARMISTICE   Instructs Army. Command tc Begin Negotiations. at. Once, “London” Advised   GRODNO Is: éccupien “AS HEDS SWEEP ON

RUSSIA AGREES 10 IMMEDIATE TRUCE   Notifies Poland Negotiations Will Be Begun at Once. Capture of Grodno Is Officially Announced.   SOVIET ARMIES START  TO FORCE RIVER NIEMEN   Thrust in Direction. of Sokolka Carries Red Forces Past Boundary Line Set by Council of Ambassadors.

BOLSHEVIK] READY FOR PEACE TALK   Notify Poland That Army Commander Will Arrange Armistice Negotiations.

AMERICAN OPERA PRESENTED.   “Rip Van Winkle” is Produced by CBivcace Onera Cao.

PRVNG FAW eit  OW Re  Judge Anderson Forces Kansas * Miners President To a Call Off Strike.

Judge Anderson Forces Kansas Miners President To Call Off Strike.

Dr. Z. A. Wade and Dr. C. E. Schaeke], Dentists. Rooms Four and Five, People’s National Bank. tf   Paint-Paint.

INDICT NEW YORK BUILDING TRUST MEI    MILLIONAIR E PUTS UP $100,006 r BAIL BONDS.

N. Y. LABOR LEADER INDICTED   Fresident Brindel!l of Guiding Trades Council in Trust Case Is Ar. raigned.

FORCE REDUCED TO CUT PAYROLL ERIE RAILROAD   Ten Per Cent. Lopped Off B Dropping 1400 from Payroll

Disabled Soldier Kills Self Because Unable to Sunanart. Fauna Rrid-

Here's The Sada est Story Of Day’s News Report; Theses Lover: Sule

COLBY MAKES RELIEF APPEAI   SECRETARY OF STATE SAYS DIRE PLIGHT OF EUROPE THREATENS WORLD DISASTER

CALLS WORLD NEAR DISASTER,   Colby Makes Plea for American Sueoor for Maureape.

MARTENS HEARING      Evidence that Soviet ‘‘ Ambassador’’ Not Diplomatic

MARTENS CASE IS HEARD.   Evidence Offered That ‘‘Am bassador’ Has Not Held Himself to Diplomatic Usage.

HAS NUT HELD HIMSELF TO DIPLOMATIC USAGE   Government Offers Evidence in Depertation Proceedings Against Martens.

BOLSHEVISM WILL SPREAD OVER EUROPE IN YEAR, TROTZKY SAYS   Quoted. in Speech Delivered. Behind Lines Advancing on Warsaw That Bolsheviki Are Recognized by Western Powers

LEON TROTZKY AT FRONT.   He Says Bolshevism WIll Spread to Other Countries.

REDS T0 ABOLISH MIDDLE CLASSES ON CAPTIVE SOI   LAND WILL BE PARCELLED ouUT TO POLISH PEASANTS, SOLDIERS SAY.

ALL EUROPE REQ “INVEARSRYS LEON TROTZK'   Bolshevik Ministetr of War -Says. Revolution Is More Powerful: Than Ever

BOLSHEVISM WILL REIGN, SAYS TROTZK)   Soviet Leader Said To Be Established Just Behind  Lines.

LEON TROTSKY AT FRONT TALKS OF BOLSHEVIKI SPREAD By The Associated Press

TROTZKY GOES UP FRONT WITH SOVIET FORCES   Tells People Soviet Is Recognized and All Europe Will  Be Bolsheviki.   TAKE HOSTAGES OF PEOPLE   To Force Feeding of Army—The Soldiers Pillage Mansion and Cot.

TROTZKY SEES RED EUROPE IN ANOTHER YEAR   Bolshevik War Minister Just Behind Soviet Lines.  CLAIMS RECOGNITION   Trotzky Says Great War Has Made Clear Need of New Social Status— Warns of British Imperialism

SOVIET RECOGNIZED TROTZKY DECLARES   Bolshevik Minister Of War Es. tablishes Quarters Behind Lines.

Declares Cause of Russian Reds More Powerful than Ever anc Predicts All Europe will be Bolshevik in Year

W COL ALL OF EUROPE   Trotzky Declares Con: asst Will Re Made . ‘Within 4 Year.   W E-EAND  a, GY Y PRASANTS   Soldies Declare That Soviets Will Drive Out The , Apvistocrals.

DETECTS VIOLENT QUAKE   Mexican Observatory Reports Violent Disturbance at. Great Distance

SAKE TREMORS DETECTED THURSO A   Mexico Observatory Reports Violent Tremors Which Scientists Say Probably Extending Around the Entire World.

SAY BRITISH MAKE. ~ MARTYR OF MANMIX ~——AVRECENT DEGREE   Irish Opinion Questions the Wisdom Of Government.

SCORE BRITISH STAND AGAINST IRISH PRELATE   Moderate Opinion Is Seriously Questioning Wisdom of Government’s Decision to Exclude Mannix From Emerald Isle.   CHURCH WISHES TQ HELP   Leading Catholic Laymen Believe if Government Insists on Making Martyr of Clergyman Bishops Will Champion Cause.

MANNIX T0 POSE AS MARTYR   British Government Advised Not to Interfere With Pro-Brittsh Archbishop.

PROBE DEATH OF LUCKLEAR, TEXAS STUNT BIRDMAN   IS BURNED TO DEATH AFTER PLANE IGNITED IN AIR BY ROCKET

PROBE AVIATOR'S DEATH,   Omer Locklear, Daring Stunt Pilot, Killed in Fall. «

LOCKLEAR PULLED JUST ONE TOO MANY   Famous “Stunt” Flyer Die: In Tail Spin

LOCKLEAR'S LAST FLIGHT   Famous Airman Fells to Death a aan big Lieutenant iott

ANID SHOWER OF ROCKETS LOCKLEAR DASHED TO DEATH   DAREDEVIL AVIATOR FROM TEXAS FALLS IN EXHIBITION FOR MOVLE PRODUCTION,

INVESTIGATE DEATH OF OMER LOCKLEAR IN FALLING PLANE   Daring Flyer and Companion Killed While Flying for a Moving Picture Production

Crashing of Airnlane to Ground From Height of 1,000 Feet is Fatal to Two   INVESTIGATION IS STARTED   Lécklear Tries to Right Planc at 200 Feet but Fails and Plane Bursts Into Flames

LOCKLEAR DEATH PROBE STARTED BY OFFICIALS   Investigate “Accident Whicl Killed Famous “Stunt” Flyer at Los Angeles.

TWO ARE KILLED WHEN AIRPLANE ‘STUNT’ FAILS   Aviators Crash to Eart! Before Motion Picture Camera

TWO AIRMEN ARE DASHED TO DEATH   Plane Falls About 1000 Feet at Los Angeles

START INQUIRY IN ~ {OGKLEAR'S DEATH   Daredevil Aviator Flew Into Rocket, Belief of Spectators

FAC-SIMILE OF WOUND CERTIFICATE         ROCKET SETS FIRE ; TO LOCKVEAR’S PLANK

STUNT FLYERS   Lieutenants Locklear and EL liott Victims of Spectacular Death.   ‘REAL TRAGEDY I IN A MOTION PICTURE   ‘Plane ‘Ignited By Bursting    Rocket Burst Into Flames In Mid-Air.

AVIATORS “STUNTING” FOR MOVIES KILLEL   Omer Locklear, Famed For Ex ploits in Air, With Aide, Is Dashed to Death

DRY PLEA IS SENT BY HOBSON   Cox Says He Will Answer Telegram to Anti-Saloon Leader in “Due Time”—Gratitie. Over MessageSent by Reed.

HOBSON SOUNDS COX  ON PROHIBITION ACT   WANTS. STRONG SENTIMENT FAVORING VOLSTEAD AMENDMENT   Senator Reed Among Those Whe Sent Telegrams of Congratuisons to Cox

BETS ar taal iV UVA  Hobson Asks = Him: fo. Declare Against Change In Volstead Law.

WRONG INFLUENCE NATIONS YOUTH CAUSE OF CRIMES   American Prison Congress Outlines Reason For Crime Spread.

NLL DRESSED UP BUT NO PLACE 10 60 M ADOO'S FOES CAN'T FIND A CANDIDAT

COMBINATION TO DOWN M’ADOO SEEMS TO HAVE FAILEI   Supporters Claim Their Candidate Will Go Over on Fifth Ballot

FOES OF MADOO FAIL TO CENTER ON CANDIDATE   Continue Hunt for Man to Beat Wilson’s Son-in-Law.

MCADOO STILL REGARDED THE DEMS BEST BET    Opposition ‘Seems Unable to Find a Candidate to Beat Him.   SUPPORTERS PREDICT NOMINATION FOR HIM ON ABOUT THE FIFTH BALLOT

M'ADO0 OPPONENT: ARE WITHOUT MAN   SEPPORTERS OF FORMER SECREI TARY PREDICT NOMINATION BY FIFTH BALLOT,

Friends of Former Secretary .. Confident He will Get Nout * “nation for the Presidency.   OPPOSITION EVIDENTLY _ WORKING FOR COMBINE   Lack of Candidate 0 on Whom to Center Support Causes  Who Would Defeat Leader

WATERS NEAR PERL TEM WITH ENOUGH FISH FOR UNIVERSE   Curator of Natural Science of Broaklyn Museum Returns From Exploration

PERU'S WATERS TEEM WITH FISH   Seabirds Also Plentiful Declares Brooklyn Savant

ELIZABETH HARRISON TO WED   Youngest Daughter of E€x.President Benjamin Harrison to Marry James Diaine Walker.

ELIZABETH HARRISON TO WED          jamin Harrison Marry James Biaine Walker.

MAY OCCUPY KRUPP CENTER   Reported That Belgian Troops or March Toward Essen.

BELGIANS TO OCCUPY ESSEN?   London Wears That Troops of the Army of Occupation March on the Krupp City.

MOND E TU Ur  1 & P. TRAIN SCHIUUGLY Hu!   WAY BECOME SECOND FATALITY FROM EARLY SUNDAY TRAIN WRECK NEAR RANGER.

CONDITION IS YET CRITICAL   Train Ran Into an Open Switch, Striking Cars on a Siding

WRY GUARDED BY STATE TROOPS   Investigation of Mingo County Shooting Onened

SIMS TO BE GIVEN GRILLING   Administration Senators _ Would Make Him Prove Charges   MAYO IS CALLED

Mear Admiral of Atlantic Fleet ts Called Before Senate Sub Yt ith iets aes a a i i

MAYO CALLED TO TESTIFY   Rear Admiral of Atinutic Fleei Is Called Hetore Sceunte Sob-

SIMS TO BE SEVERELY GRILLED BY AD MINISTRATION SENATORS WHEN HE IS PUT ON STAND   DANIELS MAY ASK INVESTIGATION

Admiral Mayo Expected to Appear Today Before  Investigating Committee

THREE NOTES. FROM =  ‘WNT STATES: 10: “MEXICO GIVEN QUT   Documents Deni WithRefuse to Vise Passports and Arms - Shipments

LANSING DISPUTE. WITH MEXICO IS GIVEN TO PUBLIC   Text of Correspondence Released by Mexicé City; Three Notes. ' Are Included.

WEXICAN  CORRESPONDENCE   Three More “Notes” From = Out State Department: Made “Public.

MBENXICAN NOTES PUBLISHED.   “Three Messnges Sent by Lansing Giv.

barranza Goverment. “Sets Forth its Reasons for Reftisal to Admit Witness Before . Senate ‘Committee . ,   LANSING’S REFUSAL TO... _ LET ARMS PASS GIVEN   Includes Listof Communications from Ambassador Bo nillas and Declares: ‘Approval Impossible. .

TEXT OF “FE NOTES   The Mexican. Government: Gay Out Three of Them Between The Nations.

 Mexican Government Makes Public . Contents of Notes Interchanged With © ~ American Department of State Relative To Passport Refusal to Henry Forre:

JEXTS OF THe  REGENT NUT&a ARE PUBLISHED   DIPLOMATIC EXCHANGES ~~ BETWEEN LANSING AXD MEXICO CITY ARE ANNOUNCED,

POLIGH COLORS OVER RIEV AFTER NINE GENTURIES   Populace Stull Curious Al though City Changed  Yen Times.

NEW MAIL SERVICE TO CANADA   Airplarge Reute Between Seattic and Victeria to Be Established.

INDEPRADENT TEAM IN) FIFLD.   Tipton to be Represented by Past Bastet Ball Quintet.

INDEP TEAMOIN FIELD   ton “to be ‘Represented by  Fast Basket Ball Quintet.

UVICTIE OF CAVE-T       Burial‘of Little Robert, Butcher Took 2 Pikee Kotlay, West of iiempton.

VICTIM OF CAVE-IN.   Burial of Little Robert Butcher Took Place Today, West of Kempton.

STILL WRANGLE UVER SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE   HOUSE MEMBERS VOTE ‘NOT TO CONCUR WITH SENATE’ IN RATIFICATION

RENEW FIGHT ON SUFFRAGE   Officials at Washington Hesi : tateito. Express Opinion on Effect of Act   NOT SERIOUS SAY SUFFS   HOUSE ADOPTS ‘MOTION TO fECONSIDER ACTION ON SUFF RESOLUTION.

HOUSE REJECTS SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Lower Branch Reconsiders Act Of Ratification.

TENN. SOLONS RENEW FIGHT ON SUFFRAGE   Officials at Washington Hesi. tate to Express Opinion on Effect of Act   ‘NOT SERIOUS SAY SUFFS   HOUSE ADOPTS MOTION TO RECONSIDER ACTION ON SUFF RESOLUTION.

Tennessee House of Represon tatives Votes to Reconsider _ Ratification

FIFTH AVENUE TO HAVE {-WAY THOROUGHFARE   Famous New York Street is To Be Changed Because. ot  Iinmense Traffic to Have Vehicles Go One Way at 2 Certain Periad of Dav.

SEEKBODY OF WOMAN MISSING FOR FOUR YEARS   Husband Gone—Boy Says Thai He Killed Wite and Buried the Body ia a Well.   MAN COUNTY ROAD AGENT   He ts Also Charged’ With Forg ery—Son Says That He "Changed Nanie..

NO TRACE FOUND — OF MRS. WHITNEY’S BODY IN WELL   Authorities Plan to Open Another Well Today and Others Later--Whitney Has Been Missing Since Oct. 30 —

ae FOR WOMAN IS CONTINUED   Search for Body on New Hamp: shire Farm Kept Up.

Hoover Catches "Em Comin’ and Goin   Former Wilson Food Aduinistruto ated for Seercta of State if Harding Wins

Say Hoover Slated For New Cabinet   Harding's Selection of Form¢r Foo Dictator as Seerctury of State is Helleved Probable In Washington

HOOVER MENTIONED FOR SECTY. OF STATE   If Harding Is Elected Report Is In Circation the Food Admindatrator Will Be Selected,

INOTHER MEXICAN TOW DESTROVED BY QUAKE   San Joaquin Wiped Out-—-Amer ican Red Crogs to Extend Aid.

INDIANA FARMERS ARE NOT RABICALS   Officers of Federation Disclaim Any Connection With Third Party.

FARM BUREAU NOT WITH NEW 3D PART   HOLDS FAST TO DETERMINATION TO KEEP OUT OF POLITICS -

FEDERATION - NON-PARTISAN   Has No Affiliation With The Sc Called New “FarmerLabor” Party.

IS NOT CONNECTED WITH THIRD PARTY   indiana Federation of Farmers Associations is Not Related to “Far mer~Labor” Party   FROWNS ON RADICALISM   Aim is to Keep Association, County, Far, and National, Entirely Out — of Politics

Farmers Federation Has © ~ No Connection With the. New Farmer-Labor Party   NEW. LATINDRY AGENT.

FEDERATION OF FARMERS. NOT IN STATE POLITICS   OFFICERS CORRECT AN IMPRES. SION THAT MIGHT RESULT IN INDIANA.

FARMERS NOT IN THIRD PARTY   Reseni idea of Being Connected With Farmer-Labor Party. Prefer te Siay Clear of Politics.

FARMERS OUT OF NEW THIRD PARTY   INDIANA FEDERATION. OF FAR ' MERS IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY POLITICAL PARTY   RADICALISMN 1S CONDEMNED

FEDERATION NOT CONNECTED WITH 3RD PART’   BEADS OF FARMERS’ ORGANIZA TION DECLARE THEY HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH MOVEMENT.

NOT IN POLITICAL PARTY   FARMER'S FEDERATION DEFINES iTS POSITION

$10,000,000 DEMOCRATIC FUND Tn CHAIRMAN HAY   SEVENTEEN PER GENT. INCREASE ACCEPTED BY PRESIDEN)

TWO MINERS WOUNDED TODAY IN ‘ ATTACK ON SOLVAY COAL MINE   One Thousand Shots Fired From West Virginia and Ken. tucky Sides by Men in Ambush; State Guards Using Bloodhounds to Find Assailants.

TWo SHOT IN MINE BATTLE   Shots Are Fired Across State Lines or Tug River, Near William. gon, W. Va.

Miners at Work at Mouth of Shaft Fall under Rain of Bullets Fired by Persons Hidden in Adjacent Hitls

ATTACK COAL MINE “IN WEST VIRGINIA   Two Men Wounded in Border Attatk—More' Than 1000 Shots Were Fired

MINERS SHOT IN LABOR WAR   Two Men Wounded, One Seriously— Bloodhounds Are Following the Trail.

GROUNDS BROKEN FOR NEW HUDSON TUNNEL   Proposed Vehicular Passage Under  River Will Be Largest Subnsaneous Structure.

Brakeman Killed’ Two Hart when Too Mich” Current Causes Accident

WOMEN CAN BRING ABOUT BETTERMENT BY VOTE, DECLAREL   Appeal Made Before Cath olic Conference In Washington.

SITUATION 00 GOOD 10 BE TRUE   Inspector Finds Aurore Sweltering in Flu.

casita iencmmimmumnuaieieiniaitl  CALL FOR NURSES TO FIGHT FLU; LOCAL CONDITION LITTLE CHANGEL

HIGHER BIRTH RATE IN  RANGE REING URGED  GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS      WAR COST FRANCE MILLION AND { HALF LIVES AND LOW BIRTH RATE DOUBLED LOSS,

France Is Stirred to Urge Large Families. : :   Government Names ‘Board to “Warn on Natlon “or: “Danger: Of Fs: ; Dying Out.

SENATE ORDERS COAL RECORDS   ‘TO BE SHOWN TO COMMITTEE      ato Search’ Files of Coal Associa. tion and Select Correspondence Te Be Examined

RECORDS OF ‘ASSOCIATION ARE SIEZED   Government Committee Subpoenas Papers of Coal Concern.

PROBE RECORDS OF COAL 80DY   Senate Committee on Recon struction Investigating Coal Tie Up Last Summer.

GOAL OPERATORS. BOOKS TO BE PROBE   Investigation of of thé Nationa!  Coal Association Will be Conducted at Washington  This Week by the Senate  Ch mmittec.

COAL BARONS AR 10 BE QUIZZEL   National Coal Association’: Quarters Raided By the Government.

SENATE COMMITTEE 10 SEE ALL COAL RECORDS   Offices of National Association Searched By Agents of Senator Calder.

GOAL ASON, RECORDS SEIZED BY SENAT!   BOOKS AND PAPERS OF NATION AL, ORGANIZATION WILL BE USED AS EVIDENCED

WOMAN, CHARGED WITH  STEALING U. S. PLATINUM, ADDCCTEN IF BREW VARI

EST WOMAN HOR THE THEFT UF U. $. GESDS   Platinum Thefts From Government Great

RAIL DEFICIT HALF BILLION   Director Parmelee Makes Pub lic Some Startling Figures From Rail Administration.   MAY GO EVEN HIGHER

SSA IRI AALL OLFIGT WILL BE PALL   ‘Loss Covers Period of Six _ Months; May Go Beyond Half Billion

RAILROADS SHOW INCREASED DEFICITS   Will Call on Government Under Agreement for $490,000,000 Soon.

BIG RAILROAD DEFICIT WILL SOON COME DUE      Miovernniens co Re Called Upon te Vay $190.000,000 Shorrage it Ae Ist,

HALF BILLION. DEFICIT SEED   Government Will Be Callec Upon To Pay Railroads Jarge Sum

CLEVELAND WON FIRST GAME OF ie, WORLD SERIES         Weather Fair and Cool —Big Crowd of Fans on Hand Early To See  - Opener.   FIRST GAME FACTS,

WIN MY CHUM   Waldron Epworth League Holding Series of Moetfogs.

PARADE FOR MORE “PAY FOR TEACHERS   Mason City, In. School Children Act on Board’s Refusal of Enrly Increase.

Score by Innings:  R. H. E. CLEVELAND .....000 000 000—0 7 1 BROOKLYN ......101 010 00x—3 7 0  Batteries: Bagby, Uhle and O’Neill; Grimes and Miller.

EUROPEAN WRITER TELLS OF CONDITIONS IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Deals Morale of Armies, Cemnpulsory Systems and  Ridicule cf Atrocities

RUSOIANG MACE TOFIGHT UNDER AEDS STANDARD   Every Able Bodied Man In the Country Up to 935 Years of Age Compelled Ry Rolsheviki to Mobilize.

TELLS OFFICERS OF BIG SWINDLE   JANITOR CHARGED WITH USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD  Gigantic Scheme to Get Money From Foreign Estates Unearthed by ificials In Sioux City,

Former Army Officer Ordered Held to Grand Jury On ‘Two Charges of Murder; Says He Killed Young Bride   Al Watson, Son of Wealthy New York Turfman, Was “Ragged Stranger” Slain; Was An Overesas Canadian

SLEW TO CUT FAMILY TIE   WANDERER ADMITS HE PLOTTED DEATH OF WIFE AND UNBORN BABE.   Army Lured. Him and He Framed eFahker Hiold-Up With Tramp, Whom He Also Killed, to Go Back  to a (Free and Easy?) Life.

WANDERER SAYS HE MURDERED HIS OWN WIFE   Hired Man He Shot To Help With the Murder.

HALO ON HOOVER HENT, GREAT (GOL HAS GLAY FEET!   GERARD TALKS OF CANDIDACY   HOOVER HAS SIGNED UP WITH REACTIONARIES, MUST BE SPURNED

GIRARD CHALLENGES HOOVER'S CANDIDAC'   Former Ambassador Declares Honor to Hoover Was in ’Non-Partisan Form

James W. Gerard, Democrat, Sees No Superior Virtues in Hoover as Candidate.

James W. (icraré Has Lost All Admiration Since Learning of Hie Politics.

GERARD CHANGES — MIND.AS TO HOOVER   Advocated His Nomination on Jack son Day, but: Hoover” Today is Different From the Then  Hoover.

NEW LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT IS SET UP AT VILN/   Proposes to Open Relations With Old Gov ernment.

NEW STATE SET UP BY VILNA POPULACE   ZULLGOUSKIE OCCUPIES CITY As RESULT OF RAIDS ON POLISH . HOMES, HE SAYS.

POLISH TROOPS WHO ~ OCCUPY VILNA SET UP NEW GOVERNMEN   Proclaim New Stale, Ask Forgheness For Mutiny and Propine BRounlary Lines,

Creation of New  European State at Vilna Proclaimed   Revolting Poles Under Zellgouski Set Up Central Lithuanian Government

Lea gue of Nations 4 Becomes Reality Today   First Session Convene at 10:35 This Morn-

First Session Was Held Thi: Morning in “Clock Room’’   UNITED STATES IS NOT REPRESENTED      European Nations Hope America Will Be in League Soon

Came Into Being In a Solemn In augural Meeting of Suprenie r Council Today.   BOURGEOIS OF FRANCE 18 ELECTED PRESIDEN)   During Course of the Session Speakers From Various Nations Expressed Regret the United Btates Was Not Representcd.

LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST SESSION   Delegates of Europeans Meet in Paris to Formally Open League of Nations.   BOURGEOIS PRESIDENT

ELECT PResmeny OF COUNCIL   Leon Bourgeois Chosen As League of Nations Frecuiive

HAa! MEETING Ur THE LEAGUE HELD TODAY   con Bourgeois Is Elected Permanent President; Delivers First Address   IMPORTANT TASKS TO COME BEFORE LEAGUE   PAILURE OF AMERICA TO JOIN IN INITIAL MEBTING IS DE.  » PLORED BY ACTING PESI. DENT OF LEAGUE,

THE LEAGUE OF  “NATIONS HOLDS FIRST MEETING “IN PARIS TODA)   A Frenchman Is. Elected Permanent President of the . .League—He Spoke of _ the Objects to Be Secured

rROT SESSION IS HELD IN FANIOUS CLOCK ROOM: BOURGEGIS PRESIDES   Practical Execution Of Treaty Of Versailles Is Committed To New Body -- Beginning Of New Era In World Relations Is Seen As Result.

CLOSE RACE IN ELECTION IN WHICH NONPARTISANS SEEK CONTINUED POWER

Dat CONTEST IN NORTH DAKOTE   Non-Partisan League Seeks te Continue Control! of Republican Nominations.

CLOSE RACE 1S ON IN STATE PRIMAR\   Interest in North Dakota Is Centered in Non-Partisan League Candidates

NORTH DAKOTA FIGHT CLOSE   ‘First Reteres Os Primary ‘“Sheow Regelar Repablican Leading for troveraor.

JANUARY JURORS HAVE BEEN LISTED   Men Who Will Serve Adams County Court Next Month Selected From Names Just Placed in Jury Wheel.

SELECT JURYMEN FOR JANUAR}   Sheriff And Jury Commissioner Draw Sixty Two Names From Wheel.   EIGHT FROM GETTYSBURG   Only Three of Thirty Eight Peti Jurors Are County Seat Residents Thirty Four Farmers.

BLANTON QUIZZES CANDIDATES FOR TEXAS GOVERNOR   Asks Them How They Stand On Labor’s Demands That He  Sees Growing   SAYS ISSUE TO BE OPEN OR CLOSED SHOP   Also Inquires Their Views on Pickete ing and Law Similar To Kansas Statute,

CHARGE WILL BE CHANGED   Said Special Prosecutor Will Have Charge of  Hammon Case

SPECIAL PROSECUTHR IN HAMGN CASE MAY BE NEXT IMPORTANT MOQ:   LAW FIRW OF INCOMING COUNTY ATTORNEY ENGAGED AS COUN. SEL FOR MISS SMITH.

NEW TURN IN HAMON CASE AT ARDMORE   County Attorney-Elect Retained to Defend Clara Smith Hamon.   NANT SPECIAL PROSECUTOR

NEW ANGLE OCCURS  IN ARDMORE CASI   ‘Firm Employed to Defenc Miss Smith.

MEMPHIS RAISES RIVER FUND.  Has Million Dollars to Fight. .¢Dry Lana! !\ @rweievht Miate«c, :

SOCIALISTS NOMINATE DEBS FOR PRESIDENT   Radicals’ Plaiform Rejected By ‘Rational Convention,

CLANS GATHERED ~~ ON KANSAS DAY   TOPEKA CROWDED WITH REPUBLICANS WHO TALKED POLITICS.   VICTORY IS PREDICTED   WOOD AND LOWDEN SEEM TO BE FAVORITES FOR PRESIDENT,’    Congressman Reavis Scores. ihe ba ministration for C Waste of Money. . Lo

SALINA GETS KANSAS. 6.0. P. CONVENTION   Annual Love Feast of Republicans Held—Accomplishments of State Are Extoled,

FARM BUREAU FEDERATION IS — NOW UNDER WAY   Indiana County Office Included in Organization Idea for Benefit of Citizens of the State.   COLLEGE NOTES

New Communists Outbreaks Reported--Marine Brrgade Collide With Mutineers

CALLED REIGHOTAG FOR MEET MONDAY   TEUT GOVERNMENT SEEKS‘ OPINION OF VARIOUS POLITICAL PARTIES.   German Newspapers Report Tha’ French Are Sending Reinforcements Across To Occupy Cities.

NEW YORKERS GET CONTRACTS   Beildings for Government and Ship Concerna in Japan Awarded.

AMERICAN COMPANY GETS $50,000,000 CONTRACT FOR BUILDINGS IN JAPAT

U. S. FIRM LANDS JAPAN JOB   Contracts Awarded to the George A. Fuller Company Aggregate $50,000,000.

ENGLISH MINK RS STRIKE NEAR END   BELIEVED GOVERNMENT AND MEN HAVE AGREED.   HIGHER WAGES ANG MORE GOAt   While Neither Side Will Make An Of  ficial Statement Atl Gonected With Conferences Seem In a Cheerful Mood.

ENGLAND SHARES OFF TIER SIRINE NIGHTMARE AS STRIKESETTLEMENT NEARS   \greement Will Be Reached and Miners Will Receive Increases;  Coal Output Will Be Great

MINERS IN BRITAIN SEEM TC THINK AN AGREEMENT WILL SOON BE REACHED

“BRITISH STRIKE   EVERY INDICATION THAT vax MINERS WILL RECEIVE CEASE  a a

BRITISH STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED   =~ ee ES eee  INDICATION ARE MINERS ANP GOVERNMENT WILL REACH AN AGREEMENT

tT TLEMENT OF BAT on TRIKE NEARER TODAY   Indications Point to Agreement Whereby Miners Will Receive Wage Increase

HEADWAY MADE IN EFFORT 10 ACH WARE ACREFMIENT   Miners’ Leader Declares After _ Meeting That Start Ig Made.   BRITISH BOVERN MENT 1 OF RESULT   Railway Workers Remain or Job While Negotiations Proocress,

BRITISH STRIKE — NIGHTMARE OFF   Tudieations That, the. Coul Miner: and the Government Wilk Reach Agreement,

WHAT THE COUNT DID.   Yesterday Afternoon Devoted to Minor Matters.

FIVE ENLISTED + WENPERISH  IN CUBA   TWO LOSE LIVES IN ENG LAND WHEN Dory IS CAPSIZED

Grouna Declares Barnes Advertise-e ments Iudirectly. Paid By Governnient.

(HOOVER PROFITS BY ADS   [ Groapa Declares Darnes Advertiseas ments, AJndirectly. Paid By   Fe ee -

HALF BILLION PAKE STOCK SOLD IN IOWA   Kelleher Testifies Before Senate Committee.

HALF BILLION ULD DURING YEAR JUST OVER   FT. DODGE MAN TESTIFIES BéFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.   FROM TWO TO FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS.   Worth of New and Unproved Stock Was Sold In This State Kelieher Testifies on Hearing of the Kenyon Blue Sky Bill.

GAY CITY LIFE CAUSES MISS KING TO SHOOT. HER POLICEMAN LOVER IN FT. WORTH TUESDAY   Miss King and Captain Burnett Will Both Recover After the Romantic Ending of Their Love Affair—In the Hospital.

FORT WORTH POLICEMAN IN SERIOUS CONDITION SANT BY GIRL FRIENI   COUPLE WERE SITTING AT SODA FOUNTALY WHEN GIRL BEGAN SHOOTING.

FT. WORTH GIRL WHO SHOT POLICEMAN ASKS BUBIAL IN CREPE DE CHINE DRESS

MOTORCYCLE COP SHOT YESTERDAY   Was in Drug Store Wher Young Lady Used.a . Gun on Him

POLICEMAN IS SHOT; YOUNG WOMAN HELD   Tragedy Occ rs at Fort Worth .

DALLAS POLICEMAN SHOT BY A “WOMAN SCORNED"; IN SERIOUS CONDITIO?

HUERTA TO MAKE CABINET CHANGES   THREE ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS ARE TO BE REPLACED SAYS MENICO CITY REPORT

MEXICO CABINET CHANGES TO BE MADERY HUERTA   Trevino and Alvarado Among Those to be Replaced, Al varado to Go to London.

WAKEFIELB HELD*      Vanled at Alesandrin to Answer (o Serious Uhurge.

13 INDICTED IN BASE: BALL PROBE   Ten Players, ex-Boxer'and Tw. -Gamb'ers: Named.

Two Indictments Brought Against! Players, ‘Fixers’   ‘Thirteen Nained in True Bill for Confidence Games in World Seri

INDICT THIRTEEN FOR FIXING GAME   TWO INDICTMENTS AGAINST EACH OF MEN BY CHICAGO GRAND JURY.   TO ASK EXTRADITION   Judge Anounces Bail Will be Fixed at $10.09 for Exch of Indicted Men. .   Basebali Players, a Boxer and Two Gamblers Among the Persen« Indicted.

10 INDICTMENTS TOBE RETURNED   Cook County Baseball Grand Jury to Complete Work Tonight.   JOHNSON HOLDS MEETING

13 BASEBALL CROOKS HELD IN CHIGAGO   Grand Jury Today Indicts - Men On Charge of Conspiracy

THIRTEEN TO BE NANED IX CRAND JURY TRUE BILLS   Five Weeks’ Investiga gation of Baseball Scandal Ends

TWO INDICTMENTS AGAINST EACH OF MEN BY CHICAee GO GRAND JURY.   Judge Anounces Bail Will be Fixed at $10.000. for Exch of . Indicted Men.      Baseball Players, a  Boxer “and Two Gamblers Among the Persons Indicted.

BALL PLAYERS, GAMBLERS AND FIGHTERS NAMED   [wo Indictments in Baseball Seandall, Charging Thirteen Persons Returned in Chicago Today.

THIRTEEN INDICTED ON  BASEBALL INQUIRY FOR CONSPIRACY AND A CONFIDENCE CEM

EIGHT SOX PLAYERS INDICTED FOR PLOT   Bail Of $10,000 Each To Be Set By Judge; Attel And Sullivan Accused.

GLEE CLUB IS READY FOR FIRST CONCERT   Suspension of Lights Causes Temporary Cancellation of Home Concert.   SPECIALTIES ARE FEATURE   Singers Take Three Days Trip Next Week—Program Includes Newest Music.

PRICE OF BEET SUGAR REDUCED   Third Cut in Ten Days Bring: Reduction of $2.50 a Hundred.

BEET SUGAR DROPS IN THE COLORADO MARKET:   Delay in Cuban Loan Cause: New Low Records in New York.

COLORADO SUGKR MAKERS ANNOUNCE: LOWER PRICE   Third Out in ‘Ten Days Makes Total Reduction of $2.50 Gince October

SUGAR ON DESCENDING SCALE,   Further Cut at Denver of 50 Cents a Huadred Peuends.

ULF COAST A STRIKE ZONE   Strike Breakers in Mexiec Are Slain by the Radicals

Ten: Strike Breakers Killed in Firs Riots at Vera Cruz.   CONDITIONS IN VERA : CRUZ ARE opine.   Railway. Employes, Dock Worker: and - Power Plant Men Have Walked Out.

STRIKE SPREADS — ON GULF COAST   All Workers In Tampico Out—Try to ‘Blow Up Custom Hoxse.

Sympathetic Strike in Fev or of the Ship Workers: Spreads on Vera Cruz "      Stevedores in . the Various Ports Walk Out—Under- ’ hand Plot Discovered

ON COAST ies   Reports of Success of Rebels anid Peserals ire Badly. ixed.

REBEL LEADER WANTS YANKEES PROTECTED   OBREGON'S REPRESENTATIVI URGES STEPS TO PROTECT AWERICANS ON WEST COAST

MUST PROTECT THE AMERICANS   GOVERNOR OF SENORA STATE GETS TELEGRAM FROM REPRESENTATIVE AT CAPITOL

10 SAVE LIVES OF ITS CHIZENS   Two Warships Are Speeding To West Coast Of Troubled Nation To South   ARMY PATROLS GUARD SOUTHERN BOUNDARY   All Dispatches To State De partment Indicate Seriousness Of Revolution

WAR ON WORLDS BOLSHEVISTS’ PLA   Conquest. of “France; ° Britain and Then. U. S. Their Goal, ue After Peland

ropaganda Is Launched Among Red Troops to Further Plans   wapsAW NEARS FAL   set Soldiers Continue Advanc: and Are Less Than Ten Miles From the Capital   5 & COVERNMENT ASKED TO AID   Moral and Material” Assistance Urged in Resolutions Adepted By Carnegie HallAudience

NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE RELATIVE TO OCCUPATION   American State Department says Ef fort is Made to Arri.e at Definite Policy.

ALLIES SEEKING A. DEFINITE POLICY   Great Britain and United States Tr ng fe Straighlen Get the Tank

JURY 1S GIVEN CASE.   Court's Instructions in Trial of  Truman H. Newberry Comes Unexpectedly.

JURY IS GIVEN CASE.   7 ee i Gourt’s Instructions in Trial of Truman H. Newberry Gomes Unexpectedly.

WOULD HOLD COX TO LEAGUE   Senator Harding Says He Will Not Permit the Governor to Side- step Iiscue,

INSISTS ON LEAGUE AS ISSUE      @enator Warren G. Harding Says He Won't Permit Cox to Sideatep Fight

Moscow Reports Counter-Assaults Against Lost Stronghold; Little Progress.   BRITISH LABGR FOR PEACE

BOLSHEVIK! START A COUNTER ATTACK   Official Communique From Moscow Says it is Designed to Recapture Brest Litovsk   PANIC IN WAKE OF RED FLIGHT

INDUSTRIAL COURT GIVEN iTS CHANCE   Coal Miners’ Strike in Kansas Fields Gives New Tribunal Its Opportunity to Function.

YOUNE STOWAWAY. PROMISING TENOR   “Would-Be” John McCormack Shipped Back to “‘Land  of Shamrock.”’

PROMISING SINGER [3 RETURNING TO !RELAND NO BIRTH GEATIFICAT!   CAME TO AMERICA AS STOWAW 4) AND CAN NOT ESTABLISH HIS AMERICAN BIRTH,

BANDITS. HALT STREET CAR. “AND.  -DOD. D 4 ScENannc  a Wares: Lrtw   Pull. Pole: from: Wire’ ‘and. Es - ape ‘After. -Taking:$300-

STOCK REPORT   Upward Tendencies Feature Active Trading on Market.

MURDERED 9 PRISONERS‘   Probe. of Charges “Against U. § Marines in Haiti Continued— Deny Murders.

LANG DENIES HE KILLED HAITIANS   Former Marine Declares Natives Of Haiti Are Prone To Exagerration.

“WHO TRIED TO ESCAPE   Tespuany of Prouscutjon and feme on Slaying

He atid   Soldier Lang Says - Natives’ Stories * Ave Exaggerated.

ACCUSED MARINE ~ DENIES CHARGES   ExCorporal Lang Takes the Stand in Own Behalf at Naval Board Hearing   ADMITS KILLING BANDIT   He ot Applying Blegpric Torture Treatment to Native Prisoners

SLAYING OF HAITIAN DENIED BY SOLDIER   NATIVE TESTIFIES THAT LANG KILLED NINE PRIS- + ONERS.,   ADMITS SLAYING BANDIT   Captain Swears Marine Is Not Guilty; Says Witnesses Exaggerate,

INVESTIGATION OF BUUE RING START   Federal Judge Landis, at Chicago, Says He Will Show Up All  Crooked Policemen.

Judge Landis Staxts Active Investigation of Alleged . Licuer Gane.

rUERAL JUDGE LANDIS AFTER WHISKY RING   Famous Jurist Says He Wil ‘‘Expose Every Crooked Policeman.’’   ORDERS AUTHORITIES TO GET REAL BUSY   ‘‘The Traffic in Booze Can B Stopped and I Am Going to Stop It.’’

AFTER ‘WHISKEY RING’:   Judge Landis Determined to ‘Carry: : f Probe to Bettom -

GRAND JURY PROBES ‘WHISKEY RING WORK   Federal Judge Landis Order: Arrest of Suspects

JUGGE LANDIS 1S AFTER THE CHICAGO BOOTLEGGERS   Saya Violation of the Law I Going to Stop in His District,

LANDIS IN FIGHT ON WHISKY RING   Federal Judge Say Says He'll Expose Crooked Policemen and Prahibition Officers

JUDGE LANDIS OPENS UP ON WHISKY RING   Federal Official Says He Will Expose Every Crocked Official.

JUDGE  LANDIS   JOINS FIGHT ON ” CWHISRY RING      Makes Personal Promise t  “Expose Every Crooked

JUDGE LANDIS ON THE JOB Investigation of The  “Whisky Ring”   EVERY MAN  Connected With Whisky   _ Traffic Ordered Into Court

LANDIS BEGINS WHISKEY PROBE   Jurist Asserts He WHI “Expose Every Crocked Policeman aud Federal Agent In Charre.”

LANDIS STARTS... MOVE AGAINST WHISKY RING   Says Liquor Traffic Can Re Stopped And That Court Will Stop It.

LANDIS PUTS OW FIGHTING CLOTHES   Declares Illicit Whiskey Traffic Must Stov.

LANDISOPENS FIGHT TO CLEAN UP.  CHICAGO   Federal Warrants Out for 6 Patrolmen—Some Charge Bribery,   WILL EXPOSE EVERY ‘CROOKED OFFICER?

ANS WILL CLE: “UP CHICAGO WHISKE   Says the District Attorney Will Look Into the Whiskey Ring and That Every Crook.  ed Policeman Will be Dealt  (With Be Him

Federal Judge Takes Personal Charge of Probe into Illegal Whiskey Traffic Abetied by Police.

MACSWINEY WILL LIVE WEEK, CLAIM   Rioting Is Resumed in Belfas in Spite of Martial Law, .

PHYSICIANS SAY MACSWINEY WILL LIVE WEEK MORE   Hunger Strikers in Irish Prison Capitulate and Start Eating

MAYOR MAY LIVE AD WEEK   au Revise: Estimate eon Mac Swiney “Life.:2:

crie Workmen to Help In Readjustment of PriceWill Take a Week Oft

WORKMEN PLANNING 10 TAKE WEEK OFF   Move to Help Coinpany Ir  Readjustment

HARRY NEW GETS TEN YEAR!   COURT OVERRULES MOTTO: FOR NEW TRIAL SEW WILL APPEAY

HARRY NEW SENTENCED ' TO PENITENTIARY FOR A PERIOD OF FROM t0 YEARS  TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT

HARRY NEW GIVEN TERM OF TEN YEARS   INFERURBAN CAR JUMPS TRACK AND ENDANGERS LIVES OF PASSENGERS

PRISON SENTENCE IS GIVEN HARRY S. NEW   To Serve Indeterminate Term of From Ten Years to Life—Stay of Execution Asked,

CLAUSES “RILL” HOME RULE BILL   Asquith Declares Amendments ~ Reduce Ireland tv Backward Crown Colony.

TRISH HOME AULE BILL WILL NEXT G0 TO:LORDS   New Clauses Render Measurc Practically Dead.

HOME RULE BILL PASSED.   New Clauses Believed to Render Meas ure Practicallie Dead.

DATH OF ALLEGIANCE GLAUSE WILL KILL InISH HOME ULE   This is the Opinion of! Irish and Liberal  Politicians   ‘LORD CECIL CALLS IT A  ‘LEGISLATIVE ABSURDITY

PINAL STAGE IN HOME RULE   Nearing Completion in House o Commons, But Lax Interest Shown by Members.

HOME RULE BILL IN FINAL STAGES   Two New Clauses Prac: tically Kill Measure, Belie:   Small Attendance Shows Slight Interest Now Shown in BiH

TWO NEW CLAUSES To HOME RULE BILL ADOPTEL   Render "Measure Practically Dead, Irish and Liberal  Palitiniane @ae

-PETROUP- HOTEL BURNS,   wee Tee a . Know n to Hav¢ a Lost  j bo Late! x &  iy Person,

GREEKS SURROUND TURK ARMY CORPS      ‘Besides Capturing Eight ‘Thousand . Prisoners With Guns Other Booty Was Taken.

GREEKS CAPTURE i a      Entire Army ‘Corps. .Surrounded and Seized With. Guns and War. Supplies

GREEK ARMY GAPTURES 5,000 MEN   Entire Turk Nationalist Army Corps is Surrounded Eas’ Ot Smyrna.

CAPTURE 8,000 TURKS   Greeks Report Big Victory i: Smyrna_ District.   City of Saihili Fails and Foe  Driven Out cf Marmora Pass, Says Official Report.

GUNS AND OTHER BOOTY TAKEN BY THE GREEKS.   Turkish Army Corps Surrounded in the Smyrna District—Saihill Is Captured.

BiG FORCE OF TURKS TAKEN IN BATTLE   Greeks Report Big Victory in Smyrna_ District.   City of Salhili Falls and Foe te Driven Out of Marmora Pass, Says Official Report.

8,000 TURKS CAPTURED   GUNS AND OTHER BOOTY TAKEN BY THE GREEKS.   Turkish Army Corps Surrounded i the Smyrna District—Sathill is Captured.

DEMOCRAT’S PLA OBJECTIONABLE   Lodge Followers Say it Cannot Be Accepted by Them

LUMPROMISE PAUL OFFER CANNOT Bt AGLEPIED   Reservations of Democrat: Will Be Changed and Handed Back

THE ADMINISTRATION. SENATORS OPPOSING BRYAN-RESERVATIONS   Uf Action Ts Not cthed Quickly Under wood WIE Call fo Conei     . Comore

COMPROMISE ON PEACE TREATY. 10 OBE SPEEDER Uf   y % ms Senator Underwood Serves Notic . That Unless This {s-Bone He Will Call His Resolution fora Conciljation Cominitfee.. © -.

UNDERWOOD WILL PRESS ACTION ON TREATY OF PEACE   Will Ask for Bi Partisan Committee to Reach An Agreement On Treaty.   CONFERENCES ARE HELD   But’ Apparently the Deadlock B« tween Senatcrs Has Not Yet Been Broken.

UNDERWOOD MAY TAME UP ACTION   INFORMS SENATE THAT WE WITd, CALL UP WIS RESOLUTION IN SHORT TIME,   AWAIT WILSON’S MESSAGE.

LODGE REFUSES OW ACCEPT THE PEACE COMP’SE   Democratic Proposals Are Not Fa. vorcd by Senate Leader and His Followers   ARTICLE TEN STILL A POINT OF DIFFERENCE   Demccratic Resolutions Will Be Revised by the Men Fevoring Mild Reservations

RESERVATIONS OF DEMOCRATS: NOT ACCEPTABLE   j  MILO REPUBLICANS TO EDIT  THE TREATY COPY ANO : HAND IT BACK.

JNDERWOOD SAYS HE WL EAL UP "HIS RESOLUTION   FOR OONCHAATION OOMMITTHE IF TREATY OOMPROMISE 19° ’ NOT BPREDILY REACHED.   DEMOCRATIC OFFERS —

UNDERWOOD MAY ~ TAKE WP ACTION   INFORMS SENATE qmat NE WES CALL UP HRS RESOLUTION ’ IN SHORT TIME.   AWAIT WILSON’S MESSAGE

Senator Underwood Says He Will Press Move for Bi-Partisan Committee Unless the Deadlock is Broken Soon   THOMPSON’S.PROTEST IS _ PUT ON SENATE RECORD   Formal Conference Among Republican and Democratic Senators Continues without » Apparent Results :

ODGE 10 BLOCK PEAGE PROPOSA:   Republican Leader Objects to Compromise Proposed by Democrats; Article 10 is Rork on Which Peace Proposal Goes to Wreck.

RESOLUTION T0 BE PRESENTED?   Senator Underwood - Warns Senate He will Take Action

UNDERWOOD WANTS MOTE ON TREATY   Warns That if Agreement is Not Reached Speedily He Will Call Up Resolution,   WORD FROM WILSON AWAITED

ARTICLE X AGAIN BLOCKS COMPROMISE   LODGE STANDS FIRM   OPPOSES DEMOCRATIC MOVE BE CAUSE IT FAILS TO AGREE WITH HIM ON ARTICLE— AWAIT WORD FROM PRESIDENT

DEMOCRATIC PROPOSAL NOT ACCEPTED   THEY FAIL TO AGREE WITH THE LOYGE VIEW ON ARTL €LE TEN ,      POSSEMILITY OF ACCEPTANCE IF DEWOCRATS WILL AGREE ON MODIFICATION

Democratic Propo: Proposals Fail. to . Agree. With: Views of G. O. P. Leader.

WOULD FORCE TREATY ACTION   Underwood Serves Notice He Wil! Call for Bipartisan Committee if Necessary.

Democratic Reservations Will Be Revised- ByMild Republicans. May Try Underwood Scheme

PRESIDENT WILSON WILL STATE HIS/POSITION ON. / LODGE RESERVATION ronky

Disagreement on Article Ter Makes Democratic Proposals Unacceptable   AGREEMENT DEPENDS ON MODIFICATION OFFERED   If PRESIDENT PROPOSES UN QUALIFIED RATIFICATION COMPROMISE EERORTS MA‘ BE DROPPED.

Treaty Compromise Situation Is Discussed   Reservations Drawn by Committee of Democrats Not Acceptable to Sen. Lodge and Supporters

WANTS DEADLOCK ON PACT BROKEN   Senator Underwood Declares That Bi-Partisan Committee Wilk Be Called For If Action’ Is ‘Not Taken. -: ss

BALLOTING EXPECTED TO BEGIN BY MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON   BALANCE OF POWER LIES WITH 500 UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES.   DARK HORSE ACTIVITY DURING DAY BECAME MORE EVIDENT

ALABAMA SENATOR WANTS AGREEMENT ON PEACE TREATY   THREATENS TO PRESS BI. PARTISAN COMMITTEE RESOLUTION.   HAS NO DESIRE TO HAMPER EFFORTS

Mild Reservations to Modify   Democratic Proposals—  Situation is Chaotic

UNDERWOOD WANTS ACTION TAKEN ON. THE PEAGE TREATY   Serves Notice That Unless Deadlock  ~ Is Broken He Will Ask For Bi-Partisan Committée. _

Are Not Acceptable Because of Lodge’s Treaty Views   ARTICLE TEN IS SPLITTING POINT   Bryan’s Part in Matter Un. welcome to Many of the Senators

DROWNED TRYING - TO CROSS RIVER   Shot and Killed. Mexican and: Lost Own Life  - ‘Trying to Escape.

First Church of Christ, Scientist.  Services Sunday, 11 a. m Wednesday, 8 p. m.

MEXICO 15 10 MAKE NEW BID   NEW REGIME THER# WILL SEEK TO OBTAIN RECOGNITION FROM HARDING ADMINISTRATION,   CONFERENCE “IS SOUGHT   Understood That President Obregor Desires a Conference Between a Representative of His Government and a Representative of Harding.

EGON TO SEEK RECOGNITION FROM PRESIDENT HARDINE   Indicated Will Drop Effort: to Secure It From Wilson.

MEXICANS FEELING “QUT SEN. HARDING   Effort Made to ‘Have Conference Between Presidentelect and Renresentative..      WILL SEEK RECOGNITION   Plan Not Encouraged at Mar~ jon Until After March 4  le Ralief. -

MEXIGO WANTS Tl TALK RECOGNITION WITH NEW REGIME   ‘Obregon Indicating Desire te  Confer on “Preliminaries” With Harding Agent. .

MEXICO TO DEAL  WITH THE NEW ADMINISTRATION   THIS 1S THE STATEMENT GIV OUT IN WASHINGTON TODAY BY OFFICIALS,       iforts Are Being Made to Discus  “Ureliminaries With Some Representative of Senator  W. G. Harding

Obregon Government Making Plans to Deal With Harding For Recognition of Governmen   Would Arrange Conference Between Obregon Em issary and Harding Representative

Survey Shows Great Need — _ For Teachers, New School  Buildings, Over Country

VERY ern in i   AMERICA FACING SEREIUS SEPT, ATIGN. AS SLTEOUIES DrEN ZO OVEN BOR VEAE   FACILITIES INADEQUATE      ‘ountry Also Short 75,000 School Rooms Due to the War and the High Cost of Construction, Teachers Unprepared.

SCHOOLS PAGING CRISES   ——_———  Many Bad Conditions Enumerated  NEED MORE ROOM  Teaching Staff Greatly Reduced

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN VERY BADLY HANDICAPPED   ACK SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TEACHERS AND ACCOMMODA. TIONS FOR THREE MILLION SCHOLARS

Commissioner of Education Says Accommodations Are Lacking for 3 Million   THREE YEARS NEEDED TO RELIEVE ROOM SHORTAGE   ‘WORK, STUDY, PLAY SYSTEM’ MAY BE INTRODUCED; TEACHERS REFUSING LOW SALARIES.

American Hopefuls Face Seri. ous Conditions as New School Year Opens.

AN ab ROOL SYSTEM WEAKENET   SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS AND IN ADEQUATE BULLDINGS CAUSE SERIOUS WORKY

SCHOOLS ARE SHORT   FOUR YEARS NEEDED TO, GRI BACK ro NORMAL   Nexling  Teachars and School Roons Costing Billions,

ALLIES FIX TRUCE TERM!   Will Permit Poland to Enter Arm  isticg With Reds a Under eriain Conditions

DRASTIC STIC PEACE TERMS TO POLES  ARE PROHIBITED   Allies in Note Sent to Warsaw Government Sets. Limitations of Red Peace   HUNGARY WANTS FIGHT   Permission to Fight Reds Likels ’ to be Refused—Russians Drive-on Lembere

ALLIES OUTLINE TERMS NOT 10 BE TAKEN BY POLES   Hungary Asks Permission to Attack Soviet Army

DEADLINE (S SET BY ALLIES FOR POLIS —“DEACE CONDITIONS   Send Word To Warsaw Of Conditions That Will Not Be j Allowed. >   MUNITIONS ARE ON WAY

POLAND 1S SENT DRAFT OF ALLIED ARMISTICE TERMS   Will Not Allow Peland to Make a Sacrifice to Satisfy Bolsheviki.   FIGHTING STILL RAGING   Bolsheviki Suggest August 4 As the Earliest Date for An  Armistice.

CATENTE 1183 WEAPON DAC UF AC TINS   Several Nations to Be Set Upon Soviets Shoutd Reads Prove Hard to Handle   HUNGARY EAGER TO CLASH WITH Bol ISHEVIKE   Defenders Putting All Strength Behind Move to Prevent -tamberg Falling

REDS WOULD CAPTURE  TERRITORY BEFORE ARMISTICE.   MUNITION STORES SAID TO BE OX WAY TO BATTLE FRONT.       Hungary: Has Asked Permission to Attack Russian ‘With Army ' Ordtred Demobilized.

VAST STORE OF MUNITIONS IS ON WAY TO POLAND   Allies Not To Allow th Reds To Run Rough Shod Over Little Na  tion.

Bolsheviki Push On Toward the Polish Poundaries—Are After Lemburg?

ALLIES WON'T LET SOVIETS CRUSH POLES   Great Military Supplies Are Being Rushed to Succor Polish Armies.   BITTER BATTLE FOR LEMBERG IS LIKELY   PRAIRIE SUES OIL CO.

Neither Must Peles: Accept Change is System of Goyernment or Border Lines      Bolsheviki Push On Toward the Polish Boundaries—Are: After Lemburz?

LIMITATIONS 10 REDS ANNOUNCED   GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEND SPECIFICATIONS AS TO POLAND.

LIMITATIONS SET FOR BOLSHEVIK! BY-ALLIES   Note Sent to Warsaw Government . Outlines Terms Upon Which —  Poles Can Negotiate.   SOVIETS NOT TO DICTATE ¢ DISARMAMENT 6? POLAND   [No Change Can Be Made in Form of Government or of Boundary Lines.   HUNGARY WANTS TO FIGHT

ALLE WARN REDS SOVIET GARNCT BE “SET UP IN POLAND   Entente Gives Bolsheviki Limitations of Sérms the Poles Cannot Accept.

WAR MUNITIONS BEING RUSHED 10 BACK UP POLAND   Fiercest Battle Of Con flict Impending Before Lemberg.

ALLIES WALL LIMIT TERMS POLES MAY AGGEPT FROM REDS   Disarmament, Change in Government, Boundary and Use of Poland as Bridgehead Barred.

LIMIT SOVIET  IN ARMISTICE   Allies Will Not Countenance Unreasonable Demands.   OPPOSE ANY DISARMAMENT   Hungary's Request to Join Polanc Not Viewed With Favor By Allied Powers.

ENTENTE NATIONS [OQUE ULTIMATUM ON AN ARMHSTICE   Will Not Permit Whole or Par. ___. tial Disarmament of “the Poles,   Must Be No Government Change Dictated by the Bolsheviki.

NO LOCK, STOCK  AND BARREL ARMISTIC!   Great Britain and France to Limit Poland’s Concessions to Russia.   ALLIES TO CHECK THE RED PERIL   Vast Stock of Munitions Ar Moving Toward Warsaw  From Danzig.

THE ALLIES ARE NOT BLUFFING   TALKS TO GERMA AN MINISTER  eramany atiST RESPOND NOW      Alves Will Take Measures for the En. forcement of the Treaty of Ver. sailles,

GERMAN DELEGATES ‘HOLD OFF ON PLEA "TERMS IMPOSSIBLE   Says. Allies’ Demands Toc Great a Drain with Country On Verge of Civil War.  ~ Allies Firm.

Allies Are Not Bluffing and Will Enforce Coal Demands, Lloyd George Emphatically Tells Berlin Foreign Head   Foch Waits Orders for Ruhr Invasion, Following Break in Spa Conference, Which Appears Loominz Nearer

TELLS GERMANS ALLIES ARE NOT BLUFFING      Premier Lloyd George Says They May Take Measures to Compel Carrying Out Treaty Terms

GERMANS TOLD THREAT NO JOKE   “Give In or We Invade,” Lioyd George Tells Beriin Ministers.   NOT BLUFFING ON DEMANES   Envoys Declare “Germany is Be tween Civil War and itnvasion”—  More Conferences Being Heid im Effart #7 Aurit DeesL

OVER THE COAL DE: MAND MADE AT SPA CONFERENCE:   Allies Intend to Enforce Ex ecution of the Versailles Treaty Lloyd George In‘forms Foreign - Minister  QSananc

GERMANS TOLD ALLIES AREN'T MAKING BLUFF   Lloyd George Say: Germans Must Deliver That Coal   RULLETIN.

NOT BLUFFINE, ALLIES FIRMLY TELL GERIANS   Lloyd-George Emphasizes That Force Will Be Used Unless Terms Are Accepted.   MAY SURROUND RUHR AND NOT GCCUPY IT!   Experts at Washington. Hole That Amount Demanded Is Not Excessive.

TREATY WILL BE ENFORCED SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   TELLS GERMAN FOREIGN ‘MINISTER ALLIES ARE NOT BLUFFING — MUST MEET TRRMS.

BEEMAN FAN REF WoAL TDAGGEPTALLIES TERN FAR DELWERIFS OF GOAL   Military Chiefs of Great Britain and France Will Confer at Spa Tonight on Measures to Be Put Into Effect. —   ALLIES EQUALLY DETERMINED ON: 3,060,000 TONS MONTHLY MINIMUM

ALLIES WILL BACK DEMANDS ON HUNS   NOT A CASE OF BLUFF, LLOYD GEORGE TELLS GERMAN MINISTER   GERMANS UNYIELDING   ‘The Field Marshals of France, : iriiain and Belgium in a Conference   L. S. Experts Concur in the Belie That Germany Can Produce tine Coal

Lloyd George Says Allies Are Serious,  Are Not Bluffing   Will Take Measures Unless Ger.mans Meet Modified Terms Regarding Coal.

NOT A BLUFF SAY ALLIES   Germany Must Comply Ir Coal Deliveries.   CIVIL WAR OR INVASION   Is Way German Foreign Minister Puts It— Want Two Million Tons Monthly.

‘NOT BLUFFING’ WORD T0 BOCHE   ‘Lloyd George Telis Germar Minister Allies Intend to Enforce Treaty.

AN ULTIMATUM TO D’ANNUNZIC      Poct-Revoluttonist Called Upon to  r<wacnatc.

UNTIL TUESDAY      Sub Committee Refuses To Hear Testimony Of Cox Manager   BROUGHT NO EVIDENCE

“OLUGH FUND PROBE DISCONTINUED TILL EARLY NEXT WEEK   Meeting Adjourned Without Hearing Moore Testify 

COX EVIDENCE APPEARS TO BE MERELY LEADS   COMMITTEE HAS ISSUED SUMMONS FOR MANY WITNESSES.   BOTH PARTIES ARE  TOBE CONSIDERED

AIRMAN DROPS SIX MILES   Maj. Rudolph Schroeder Goes Uf Seven Miles, Loses Sight, but Saves Seif.

SGHRGEDER SETS ALTITUDE RECORD      Falls Five ties, but Rights Machine and tscapes Drath,

MAJOR CLIMBS 36,020 FEET IN PLANE, THEN FALLS SIX MILES WHEN OXYGEN FAIL:

SCHROEDER BREAKS WORLD'S ALTITUSE RECORD WITH 37,099 FEET—FLANE FALLS Six NMiILES.

1 Over City of Dayton;  ove Rises 47,000 Blinded for a Time.   WITH SMOKE TRAIL. ESELIEVED TO BE COMET

GRAIN DEALERS DISREGARD TALK TIOLDING WHEAT   RECEIPTS TODAY SHOW NO SIGN OF DROPPING OFF; BELIEVE FARMERS WILL SELL

CONTROL OF LEAGUE COUNCIL BY LARGER NATIONS THROUGH APPOINTIVE RULE CHALLENGED   Formal Notice Served on Big Powers That Op: position Will Be Encountered in Council Or ganization; Argentine Delegate Emphasize: Necessity for America Joining League. -

SMALL NATIONS SOUND WARNIN   League of Nations Faces Op. position ‘Organization’ If Voting Not Changed

South American. Declares That Formula Must’ Be Found Ta Permit ‘United States To Jom League Of Nations.   'VIVIANA BIDING HIS TIME

SRES LEAGUE AS FAR FROM DEAL   Lord Cecil-Deciares That Coun _ GiP's Report Shows It’ “Very ~. Much Alive.”

SOUTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AFRICA TO FRON’   Held Floor of League of Na tions Assembly at Wednesdav's Session.

UU TH AMERICA PRESENTS VIEW   Shares Honors with South Africa in Assembly  TN AVNAIN THE NANRER   If Organization of Rival Association All Recognized Nations Must Belong to League of Nations in Opinion of ‘Head of Argentine Delegation—Warning Big Fellows

BULL FIGHTS RESUBIED.   Will Go Far To Suppress Mexican, Disorder is Belief, @r Telegraph te 7.2 Prem

MEXICO AGAIN PERMITS BULL FIGHTING   And New Order Will Go Far To wards Suppressing Crime Among the Poor.

Near To Fight In Hearing On Soldier Bonus      Rivalry Between Amertean Legion and VeteTans of Foreign Wars Starts Ruetion in Hearing Before Congressional Committee

HOT ARGUMENTS IN. SOLDIER AID HEARIN(   ‘tatements of NatfonaF Commande of American Legion Claimed Erroneous. ‘

SOLDIER'S AD LEGISLATION 1S CAUSE OF ROW   Stormy iebate. in the Ways and Means Committee Erings Some Bitter Remarks   HALE, STARTS STORM WITH CRITICISM OF LEGION   ‘Other Committee Members Take Up Argument with all Trying to Speak at Once

CRITICISM CAUSES © ~ CLASH AT HEARING   Representative of Veterans of Foreign Wars Denies D’Olier’s Statement.   BONUS QUESTION ARGUED   Thirty ‘Dollars Per Month to Service and $100 Extra for Overseas Service Asked,

WORDY BATTLE. DEVELOPS IN BONUS HEARING   RIVAL VET ORGANIZATIONS CAUSE PANDEMONIUM IN HOUSE

LAY OOWN BARRAGE ON COMMITTEE   a WAR VETERANS PRESENT. RIVAL CLAIMS FOR CONSIDERATION   ALMOST ENDS IN oA FIGH   Members of House Ways and Meant Committee Have Hard Nut, to Crack. Same Say Bonuses

ROW NEAR = -OVER LEGION: - .. . DEMANDS   {edward H. Hole Charged Si by Head uf J Burtirely

BONUS BILL STARTS NEAR FIST FIGHT   lowa Solon Sides With Legion Members in Debate.

NEAR A SCRAP IN HEARING FOR SOLDIERS’ AID   Congressman Rainey, ¢ of Illinofs, De. clared Bonus te Soldiers Would -Mean Ovpressive Taxation.

HAYS 1S. CCUSED OF NEW. TRIS” BY GOVERNOR. Eo)   Claims Thousands of Republi: ‘can Agents Are*Posirigz “as ~~ “Disgruniled Dernocrats.

NEW CHARGE MADE BY GOK REGARDING ALLEGED SCOUTS   Pose as Democrats Who Ar Disgusted With Democratic Rule.   -EAGUE OF NATIONS HEADS DOCTRINES HE PREACHES   Long Western Trip Closes To day, One Month Before Elec tion, and Democratic Nomi nee is Due at Dayton Hom Tomorrow.

HAYS’ ARMIES OUT SPREADING “PURE CANARD   COX EXPOSRS HIS FORS   RIDICULGUS FFFORKT TO BOOST HARDING 1S BLASTED,   Harding Is Strong for _ Liquor Law Enforcement

COX MAKES SEVERAL OKLAHOMA SPEECHES   ‘DISCUSSES LEAGUE COVENANT  AND TOUCHES ON LOCAL QUESTIONS.   NEW FORM OF ATTACK   Encounters Telegrama ent om Ahend Suggesting Questions to Be Asked by Hearcra,

COX [EXPOSES HIS FOES   RIDICULOUS EFFORT TO BOOST HARDING IS BLASTED.

REPUBLICAN AGENTS POSE AS DEMOCRATS, GOVERNOR COX SAYS   Startling Revelations in Coun cils of Reactionary Group Promised Soon.   HARDING IS IN “NO MAN’S LAND” ON THE LEAGUE      Candidate Will Complete Tour of West in Speech at Kan_ sas City Tonight.

WARM ENTHUSIASM FOR CANDIOATE. TOUR OF OKLAHOMA   NOMINEE GIVEN RECEPTION  RIVALLING ANY REC IN WESTERN TRIP   TEN SPEECHES ARE MADE   Three Special Cars of Ohighentane  cluding Goveern®r Roubergson /  company Party's Standard . Bearer on Trip. 3

COX RENEWS HIS CHARGES.   Accuses Republicaus of Crafty and  Unfair Campaign.

ROUSING OVATION FOR COX IN SOUTHWEST   OKLAHOMA CITIES GIVE GOVER. NOR BIGGEST RECEPTION OF TOUR   HOT SHOTS AT HAYS   Governor Charges Republicans With “Dirty Trickery” in Present Campaign.

Defends League and Discloses Tactics Adopted by Republicas. Politicians. Declaring “They Won’ Fight on Level” — Pictures Harding as a “Re. actionary,” and “In Ne Man’s Land” on League

GOV. COX BITTER AGAINST ALLEGED ers OF HAYS   Democratic Candidate Says Re publicans Won’t Fight on  evel.   IS CHEERED IN OKLAHOMA

SCOUTS OF HAYS FLOOD COUNTRY S ALLEGATION   ‘Thousands and Thousands’ Traveling Everywhere Trying to Injure Democratic Cause, Says Cox.

COX RECEIVES FAKE TELEGRAMS ON SWING ACROSS OKLAHOMA   Chandler Audience Fails to Identify Many Messages Wired From There to Governor’s Special Campaign Train.   'NEGRO LAUNDRESS “ASKS”  INTRICATE LEGAL QUESTION   Ohio Governor Aswerty Will Heyw Sends Republican Scouts Over the Country Diaguised as Bachstiding Democrats,

HARDWICK WINS GEORGIA RACE   Complete Returns Show Oppo nent of League Gets Nomi nation for Governor.

ee ee en ena tee Ee NS  AN ANTI-LEAGU ER WINS IN GEORGL      Thomas W. Hardwick  Electe Governor Over Former § Attorney General 

HARDWICK IS NOMINATED   Former United States Sena tor Declined to Be Governor of Georgia.

AN ANTI-LEAGUER "WINS IN GEORGIA      Thomas W, Hardwick Elected Governor Over Former Attarney General

i ARD We Wee RO OSWEEPS GEORGIA,         Former ENeniator Nominated = for Governor hy Big Majority.

NO DIVIDEND UNTIL CLAIM IS ADJUSTED   Chicago Great Western Asks Settlement With Government Before Dividend

NO DIVIDENDS WILL BE PAID   Great Western Wants Accounts With Government Adjusted.

TO HONOR BOYS — WHO GAVE LIVES   French Memorial Diplomas to Be Given to the Next of Kin

PRES, WILSON'S. RE-APPEARANCE. INTHE GAMPAIGN   Is the Persistent, Report Among Wash. ington Politicilaus: .May Plunge - Next Month. :

UAPITAL HEARS PRESIDENT WIL HE-ERTER RAGE   Dramatic Eleventh Hour En. trance in Campaign Planned, Say Reports   WOULD ASK CONGRESS TO REMAIN IN SESSION   LAN IS SAID TO BE A DE. MAND THAT DEMOCRATS NOMINATE MAN ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLATFORM.

CAPITAL POLTIGANS =, . ARE HAVING DAY DREAMS   Report Circulated That Wii son Plans to Re-enter Po* itteal: Avena’ Soon:   WOULD SCUTTLE THE SHIP

WOULD oEEK TT HOUT NOMINATION   REAPPEARANCE IN ARENA TIMED TO STAMPEDE PARTY   Washington Sees Deep Plan To Put Over Third Term Idea.

MAY APPEAR LIKE THE HAN FROM LB   Rumored in Washington Wilsor Is to Make an Eleventh-Hour Play for Candidate and Platform.

WILL WILSON BE DARK HORSE IN NEXT ELECTION   PLAN, SAYS RUMOR, IS FOR ELEVENTH HOUR APPEARANCE OF PRESIDENT.

PRES. WILSON PLANS A DRAMATIC COME-BACK    Bleventh-llour Reappeoarance c Chierl Exeoutive into CaliGent  Aneun Expected Next onth.

TED WILSUN TO MAKE SPEECHES   RUMORED IN WASHINGTON WILSON WILL RE-ENTER POLITICAL ARENA.    Intimated He Will Send Message Requesting Congress to Continue Session Throughout the Summer.

DEMOCRATS PLAN TO FORCE WOODROW WILSON UPON PEOPLE “AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT

BELIEVE WILSON IS PREPARING FOR POLITICAL “COUP”   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO DE. MAND THAT DEMOCRATS NOMINATE MAN FRIEND.  LY TO HIS POLICIES

POLITICIANS SEE HAND OF WILSON IN LATEST RUMORS   Believed that the President Will Sous Take an Active Part in DenwAVairs        PREDICT HE WILL DEMAND =. t A WILSON CANDIDATE      Expected that He Will Ask Congress to Remain in Session Through . Summer Manths

DRAMATIC ELEVENTH - HOU APPEARANCE OF PRESIDENT OTN POLITICAL ARPS A.         WILSON 2N _BETTER HEALTH THAN GENERALLY SUPPOSED AWAIPS PROPER MOWENT,

President Plans On Entering Political Arene   \ceording to Persistent Reports In Washington Will Demand Democratic Convention Nominate League of Nations

InIAD TERM TALK AGAIN OURO WASHINGTON INTD GENIER OF SPECULATION   nepublicans Claim President Would Split Democratic Ranks by Making Another Try for Executive Chair---Wilson Silent.

LOOK FOR WILSON. TO RUN AGAIN   t  POLITICAL LEADERS RUMOR ELEVENTH HOUR ENTRY INTO “THE NATION'S POLITICS

Ba creeps 2 SRR, oo YOUNG PHITIDELPBIAN IS STENCED FOR DESERSION

FIVE YEARS FOR BERGDOLL   Philadelphia Draft Dodger Gets Prison Sentence.

WEALTHY SLACKER GETS PRI  PRISON TERM      GROVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLI GOES TO JAG FIVE YEARS AND LOSFS HIS CITIZPNSHIP

Millionaire Dodger Gets Five Years   Philadelphian Will Also Forfeit All Pay. Be Dishonorably Discharged and ‘ Loses His Citizenship.

BERGDOLL IS GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN PED   Champion Cold Feet Per former of the War Must Langujsh in the Federal  Prison By Army Court.

YEAR TERM  0 GIVEN BERGDOLL   Millionaire Draft Evader o Quaker City to Lose His Citizenship

EVADES DRAFT ~ GETS 5 YEARS   Wealthy Philadelphia Youtl  lodges Federal Officer:  Two Years But Finally Is Landed.

BERGUOLL, DRAFT EVAUEH, DUES 10 FEDERAL PRIOUN AND LOSES GITIZENOnI?   Millionaire Slacker Gets Stiff Punishment for Fooling With War Machinery: of ‘United States Army.

DRAFT EVADER JS. -’ GIVEN 5 YEARS   Grover C. Bergdoll Sentenced to Hard Labor; Loses Citizenship

MILLIONS NO AID TO RICH SLACKER   Grover C. Bergdoll Must Serve Five Years; Loses Pay and Citizenship in Addition.

BERGDOLL GIVEN JAIL, HARD LABOR BY GOURTMARTIAL   Forfeits Citizenship, All Army Pay, Allowances; Receives. . Dishonorable Discharge:   NO DEFENSE OFFERED AT TRIAL OF PHILADELPHIAN   Desertion Dated from Aug. 8, 1918; He was Arrested at ~ His Home in January.

BERGDOLL FOUND  GUILTY OF DRAFT LAW DODGING   WEALTHY YOUNG PHILADELPHIAN ORDERED TO PRISON   SENTENCE OF FIVE  YEARS AT HARD LABOR   Ghauld Ba BRannwk.dt

MILLIONAIRE GUILTY.   Grover Cleveland ‘Bergdoil’ Sentenced For ‘Evading Oralt, i

BERGDOLL SENTENCED   Philadelphia Man Found Guilty of Evading Draft.

DERGDOLL, RICH DRAFT ~ EVADER, GUILTY, GETS 5 YEARS, LOSES. FRANCHIS

SLACKER GET A PRISON TERM AT HARD WORK   Wealthy Philadelphian Also Loses Citizenship For Avoiding Draft.  Court Decision of Wide Interest Landaa Dawn

BERGDOLL TS- GIVEN 5 YEARS   German-American Brew: er Also Loses Citizen’ ship As Slacker

BERGDOLL IS’ GUILTY ; MUST SERVE 5 YEARS IN MILITARY PRISON   Philadelphia and Delaware Co. Draft Dodger For. feits All Pay, Loses Citizenship and Gets Dis honorable Discharge From Army, War-Time Sentence Imposed ,   Did Not Take Stand

PCH OBAFT EVADER SENTENCED 10 5 YEARS   ‘Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Founc Guilty Of Desertion; Pleaded Insanity.

SLACKER GETS   Wealthy Philadelphian  Alsc Loses Citizenship For Avoid ing Draft.   Court Decision of Wide Interes Handed Down.

BERGDOLL GIVEN FIVE YEARS   Yourng Draft Evader Sentenced te Military Prison.

DRAFT SLACKER GETS FIVE-YEAR SENTENC!   Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Los es Fight in Court.

DGER ans FIVE YEARS   MISSISSIPPT SENATE REVERSES VOTE AND ACOEPTS: WOMAN SUPFRAGE AMENDME)

BERGDELL GETS “FIVE YEARS AS DRAFT DODGER   he Millionaire ts Dishonorably, Dis. charged From the Army and Loses. Citizenship

DRAFT GIVEN 5 YEARS   GROVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLL,  MILLIONAIRE, POUSD GUILTY : ON CHARGE,    BROTHER IS ALSO SOUGHT

NEALTRY OLAGHE A BETS A SENTENE   PERGDOLL OF PHILADELPHIA WILL SERVE FIVE YEARS ON THE ISLAND.

BERGDOLL GIVEN FIVE YEAR TERM   Philadelphia Draft Evader Convicted Of Desertion By Court Martial.

ee eee eS ee eee ae ae Se ee ee eee  BERGDOLL GIVEN 5-YEAR SENTENCE

PERUVIAN LEGATION 1 ATTACKED IN BOLIVE    Mob Headed By Former President Montes; Outgrowth of Land Dispute.

FEELING RUNS HIGH IN BOLIVIA ON PERU   Peruvian Legation Stormec by Mob Headed by Ex-President

1,000 MEN ATTACK PERUVIAN FOREIGN OFFICE IN LA PAE   Private Homes of Nationals o Same Origin Also Visited by Mob in Bolivia.   LATTER NATION’S FORMER PRESIDENT SAID TO LEAD   American Charge d’Affaires ir Conference With Envoys of Nations in Conflict.

BIG MOB STORMS PERU LEGATION IN BOLIVIAN CAPITAL   Peruvian Consulate and Residences Attacked —Near Break

PERUVIAN LEGATION . ATTACKED IN LAPAi   Bolivian Mob of 1000 Mer Makes Attack on - Consulate Under Lead of Ex-Presidant

MOB ATTACKS  PERU LEGATION IN BOLIVIA CAPITA!   General Montes, Formerly “President, Leads in the NDemoanctration.

Peruvian Legation Attached ByBolivian Mob, Headed By  Nation’s Former President

STORM PERU LEGATION   BOLIVIAN MOB OF 1,000 LEO BY FORMER PRESIDENT.   U. S. Envoy at La Paz Protects Lima Minister as Crowd Defaces _ Home,

PERU S  Hal  ALR   Mob of a Thousand Men Swoop Down ‘On Consulate and Residences ‘ of. Peruvians.

FORMER PRESIDENT ‘ES OB IT BERIIIAN LEGATIO         : i: Bolivians Show En“mity _ Attacking Building ot Neighbor State

Allied Premiers Struggle’ For'Friendship Of Russia   Lloyd George and Millerand Strive to Gain Preponderance of Influence in Soviet Russia—Lenine Conance of Influence in Soviet Russia—Lenin Con He Profits From Their Action

HULME VIA ALIIVITT  WiLL Bt PHUBEL   Premiers Decide for Commission to See if “Hor rors’ Are Ended   TRADE RESUMPTION DATA IS DESIRED   By Russian Regeneration, Allies Hope to Relieve Food Shortage

SEND A COMMISSION — TO RUSSIA 10 STUDY THE SITUATION THERE   Council of Premiers in London Take First Step to Settle Russian Situation

Supreme Council Refuses to Negotiate With Bolsheviki Until Convinced Atrocities Have Been Brought te End   Premier Reaffirm Decision, to ‘Resume Commerce With Russians on Condition That National Debt Is Recognized

Pouncil of Premiers Undertake Definile Steps Toward Settlement of Difficuities a™d Recognition of Government When Horrors End.

Premiers Take First Definit Steps Toward Solution of Russian Problem   DIPLOMATIC RECOGNITION WITHHELD TEMPORARILY   BORDER STATES WILL BE FN COUTRAGED TO DISCONTINU! WAR AGAINST THE BOLSHE VIK FORCES.

DEMAND KOLGHAK RESIGN PLAC AS LEADER   Social Revolutionaries Arrest Head of All-Russians and Form New Government

Liquor Interests Start Concerted Legal Attack on Goverament to Have Dry Days Declared at End

WETS READY FOR BIG FIGHT ON DRY LAW   THREE CASES IN COURT   ‘PURRED BY “REACTION AGAINST LAW, LIQUOR INTER. ESTS PREPARE FOR CON. CERTED ACTION IN U. S. SUPREME COURT

LIQUOR MEN ARE READY TO LAUNCH LEGAL ATTAGK   Spurred Gn.te Move by What They Believe ts a Reaction Against Prohibition.

ATTACK ON: * PROHIBITION   1ERVOR INTEREST READY: FO8 A CONCERTED LEGAL AT> FAK GN AWENDWENT   THEY Wi EL ALSO) Fae une YOLSTEAD LAW FORCING THE

Liquor interests to Take Action Against Prehib.   Crses in Supreme Conrt to be Expedited Filhu Keet Appears fer Vets. Hughes tor Dry

FEELING IN BOSTON AGAINST PERSHIN   Former Yankee Division Leaders Refuse to Attend Banquet In General's Honor, ©

TWO UNWAILED LETTERS   GIRLS WITH BANBITS   Three Stage Wild Orgy of Holdups on West Fide of Chhago and RMintke Ceinwesst_

AUTG BANDITS STAGE HOLD-UPS TO PLEASE GIRLS   INCLUDING A RUNNING FIGHT WITH THE POLICE

WOULD STABILIZE BONDS   Several Congressmen at Issue With the Treasury Department.

CONGRESS UNDER.  ~STRONG PRESSURE   Wrom Large Helders of hiberty Bond: to Do Something to Stabilize the Markeg, -

RAIL MEN GET WAGE INCREASE   Board’s Award Will Boost Salaries $600,000,000   UMION LEADERS CONFER  Workers Are Granted About 50 Per Cent of Demands   RAIL AWARD FACTS

ARMENIANS WIL TREAT WITH REDS   THE BOLSHEVIK INVITATION TO SEND DELEGATES TO MOSCOW ACCEPTED.

ARMEANIANS T0 BOLSHEVIK MEET   Report Town of Borison o1 Beresina River Taken by Bolsheviki Troops

Memorial Day Exer cises to be Held on  Monday   Armenians to Join  Forces With Reds

Armenians Accept . Russian Invitation   WiLL Send Delegates to Moscow on Bolsheviki Invitation,

ARMENIANS WILL GO 10 AUS MEET   To Send Delegates to Conference at Moscow.   NATION BETWEEN ‘TWO FIRES’   Anxious to Negotiate With Reds Be. cause Nation Is Exposed to Attack on One Side by Turks and From Other by Bolsheviki.

ARMENIANS TO GO TO MOSCOM   Accept Invitation to Send Delegates to the Bolshevist Conference.   Borisov’s Fall in Drive son Poles Brings Reds Nearer Rail Center—Reds Admit Retreat,

SEND ENVOY TA BOLSHEVIK   Hope to Bring About. Conditior Whereby Borders Will ’Be ~ Protected

ARMENIA TO SEND ENVOYS TO RUSSI    Accept ‘evitetion from. Bolshebe “rk, French Foreign Ofie He

HENEY TO TAKE THE STUMP   Will Your New Mexrteo and Colorade for Cox and Roosevelt, Then Go East.

DROP CHARGES AGAINST KAISEE   Council of Premiers Reported In. clined to Take No Further Action to Bring Him to Trial,

Fate of Former German Em. peror is Considered by the Supreme Council   SPHERE OF INFLUENCE IN TURKEY DETER MINEL   EFFORTS TO LEARN TRUE CON: DITIONS IN RUSSIA TO BF HASTENED, WITH VIEW TC RESUMING TRADE,

0 QUIT DEMAND FOR RAISER BILI   Allies will Drop Charge Against Former Kaiser is Ho!land Persists in Refusal to Deliver uj; Boss Hohenzollern; Will Not Force Things

DROP CHARGES VS, EX-KAISEP   Aled Suggestion is That Holland Baulsh Former Emperor in: ‘Earope. _

PREMIERS WOULD DROP ALL CHARGES AGAINST KAISER   Viitle Possibility of Action Even J Hollaad Should Consent to Tisnishment   FORMER EMPEKOR DISCUSSED _AT MEETING YESTERDAY   No Reason Assigned for Change of Atfitaude om Part of the Pre-

PREMIERS INCLINED TO STOP ACTION AGAINS) FORWER KAISER   Even if Holland Retanes to Aevede to the Altles’ Demands that he  Page. Oe ee 

HE MAY GO FREE   Allied. Council is Inclinec to Drop All Charges Against Former Kaiser  VICTORY FOR’ DRYS     Attempted Offensive — by Wets in the House was Rlocked this Afternaan

EXPECT EX-KAISER  "FO ESCAPE PEN ALTY      WILSON’S NOTE 1S ~ HANDED TO PREMIERS

ALLIES MAY DROP CHARGES AGAINST FORMER KAISER   Council of Premiers Discusses William’s Position and Attitude ) of Holland.

REFUSES TO OBEY ORDERS.      Howat Will: Not Abide. by In structions for Miners to . Resume Work.

Disorder Occured During Primary Election in Chicago Today   HEAVY VOTE BEING POLLED   Lowden and Thompson Factions Among Republicans, in Hard Race

ONE OF BITTEREST CAMPAIGNS IN HISTORY CLOSE® 48 REPUBLICANS GO TO POLLS

ONE KILLED AT CHICAGO POLL:   Democratic Worker Shot By Police than,

PRIMARIES IN SEVERAL STATES   Illinois is in Grip of One of the Hottest Primaries in Its. History   NEW YORK RETURNS   Organization’ Men. of Both Parties Win Out—Other State Returns

ONE MAN SHOT THREE BEATEN   Disorder Qccured During Primary Election in Chicago Teday   HEAVY VOTE BEING POLLED   Lowden and Thompson Factions Among Republicans, in Hard Race

ILLINOIS VOTING BRISK,      Confii Are + Reported—Electior Worker Is Kidnaped. Saloon  SS cvBibiewee Mbcx:

Policeman Shoots Campaign Worker at Voting Booth Following Argument   VOTERS GO TO POLLS UNDER CLOSE GUARD   MAYOR THOMPSON SENDS PO. Pick TO WATCH PpouLtis; SHERIFP SENDS DEPUTIES TO WATCH POLICE. :

Illinois ~=Voting Places Under Heavy Guard  SITUATION IS TENSE     Assign Deputy Sheriffs to Watch Cops

Bitter Factional Fight for Con trol of G. 0. P. Reaches Climax in Primary.

Thompson and Lowden F re Hurl Mud of Inside G. 0.:Ps Politias. ars:   IRYS MEETING TO PICKS CONGRESSIONAL TIMBE!          New York Regulars Won AY. Over Opposition in Both# Parties,

POLIGEMAN KILLS MAR AT TLLINGIS PRIMARY IN GHICGAGO THIS NOON   Hot Fight Now on in Illinois Between Lowden and Thompson Forces---Biggest Vote in Years  Is Expected To Be Cast Today.

How to LowerYour Meat Bills.      4 MESSAGE FROM-THE STATE FAIR PRI CE COMMISSION “tO THE HOUSEWIVES OF THIS’. a RTATR

Liow to Lower Your Meat Bills  Hints From the Department of YF i.e?  .

Howto LowerYour Meat Bills   A MESSAGE FROM THE STATE FAIR PRICE COMMISSION  TO THE HOUSEWIVES OF THIS aparry

Vera Cruz and Tampico Alse Held by Revolutionists— VU. S. Warships off Coast    Educated Mexicans in Bore der States to Be Put at Head of Denartments 5

WHISKEY AND DRUG RAIDS THAU WEST ARE MADE PUBLIC   Liquor and Narcotics Valued at $60,000 Seized by Denver Agents.   SMUGGLED FROM CANADA

Sixty Thousand Dears’ Worth Con, fiseated in.States of Celerade, Wyoming and Montene

SAMUEL P. AVERY IS DEAD   Widely Known Philanthropist arid Patron of Art Passes Away at Hartford, Conn.

OIL COMPANY HAS BEEN REORGANIZED   Pittshurgh-Young¥town Incorporated With $250,000 Capital Un. der Delaware Laws

OIL COMPANY HAS BEEN REORGANIZEL   Piha Comal town  Incorporated With $250,000 Capital Un_ der Delaware Laws

WILSON ADMINISTRATION ENTERS OUFF FIGHT. CALL ON DEMOCRATS 10 VOTE 11

WILSON LEADERS HELP SUFFRAGE   Secretaries Baker, Daniels. Houston and Atty. Palmer * Busy in Delaware. —

NiLSOM ADMINISTRATION ENTERS SUEF HIGHT, GALL ON DEMOCRATS 10 VOTE !

TIME TO SEND 'EM TOPEN SAYS COA   DEMO INTENDS TO APPLY PERJURY LAW TO G. O. P. CASE

SEND SOMEONE TO JAIL, SAYS COX   He Intends to Apply Remedy “for Perjury”’   Nominee Charges Republicans at Hearing Violated Law

FORGE G.0.P. MEN TO QUIT   Wants to Run Party— Would Put Irish Cause Up To League.

TIME 10 of OP ALL CORRUPTION NOMINEE SAYS   Democratic Candidate Makes Speech to First Voters in’ Spokane

TINE. SOMEONE WENT TQ. PEN, ASSERTS CAX   Hays and Associates “Caught With  Goods,” Candidate Tells . . First’ Voters   INTENDS APPLYING THE “MEDICINE NEEDED NOW"

COX REACHES THE: -PAGIFIC. CONS)   In a Telling Trip Through Montana He Enters the State: Of Washington and Continued to Hammer His ‘Repub uF Soe men hl Neced Acumen bin . “7

MAN LAL PULITIGIAND  SHLD GO TL PENTTFNTIAR   Governor Cox Declares It Is Time to End Corruption   CALLS HAYS HEAD OF ‘MONEY-DIGGERS’   Democratic Nominee Make: Further Attacks on ‘Big Business’

PUT STRIPES ON SLUSH WORKERS, COX SUGGESTS   REPUBLICAN MONEY GPABBING BRINCS BACK BOSS TWEED DAYS, HE DECLARES.

GOX NOW WANTS SOMEBODY SENT TO THE PEN   In Spokane Speech Says That Some of the “Money Diggers” Should Suffer. Would Apply Perjury Law. ;

OFFICERS GET STOLEN AUTO   THREE YOUTHS JUMP FROM AUTO. MOBILE STOLEN AT LA SALLE

}EED TRANSFERS TME OF E. & . TO NEW OWNERS   }ORTGAGE TO. cOvRR BOND Se i SUB OF $2,500,000 ALSO FLLED  j WITH RECORDER. *:

GE TO COVER BOND IS. $2,500,000 AISO FILED WITH RECORDER.  7 A Oe

WAR ON CRIME BRINGS END OF NIGHT LIFE   CHICAGO'S INCREASING MUR DERS AND ROBBERIES BRINGS LID   WORK UNMASKED AT K. C.   Yeggmen Again Visit Rosedale Bank, Getting $5,000-—Burglar’s Siayer Cleared,

FRENCH SKEPTICAL Or Cox.   Parise Press Not impreesed With Democratic Candidate.

PARIS IN COMMENT   Figaro and Petit Parisien Dis.  cuss Gox Nomination.

PARIS JOURNAL SAYS COX COOL ON LEAGUE   Has Little Confidence in World Fed. eration, Figaro Believes— Good Politician.

FIND $18,000 IN AUTO TIRE   Post Office Clerk Arrested for Theft Had Unique Way of Hiding Loot.

$18,000 FOUND IN AUTO TIRE   “Man Arrested for Theft Has Unique Way of Hiding Loot,

MANY POLICE INVOLVED      Chicago Officers Inplicated In Million “Dollar Whiskey Ring.

KANSAS BANKERS HERZ  Group Four Kansas Bankers Association in Big Meettno Here Today.

[KANSAS BANKERS’ HERE   MBmAINIAYD 2 oe 49 Pee art JT BS Bs SLB  Group Four Kansas Bankers Association in Big Meeting Here Today.

FIGURES IT ALL OUT   if Socialists Win Election, Debs Will Get Pardon. Stedman Savc.

AA a aaa mal ea SO ALL DEBS HAS TO DO IS WIN.  Socialist's Freedom Would Be Easy if

MORE COAL TROUBLE   Virginia. In the Fight to Have the . Mine _ Workers’: Union  Recognized. :,

PES RENE NE ONT   SEES DELEGATION      OF NOTED. IRISH. CITIZENS         Wao. Urge: Hn. To.-Grant ‘Deminion ae Home Rate" sEvin——May- Resale In-Change ef Policy _

Lloyd George In Conference With Leaders of Two Countries:   REDS ORDERED TO STOP DRIVE AT ONCE   Believed Lloyd Geoge Favor: Dominion Home Rule for freland.

AUSSTA, IRELAND BOTH HOLD MING OF BAIT PREMIER   DOMINION HOME RULE LIKELY.   ;  ERISH CHIEFS FAVOR 11  NOW —GEORGE SEES SOME RUSSIANS,

BRITISH PREMIER  RECEIVES ENVOYS FROM THE IRISH   Visit of Deputations From Cork and Dublin Excites London.

AUSSIA, IRELAND ROTH HOLD MIND iF BRIT PREMIE   DOMINION HOME RULE LIKELY.   IRISH CHIEFS FAVOR I!1 NOW—GEORGE SEES SOME RUSSIANS.

ORG. AN CONC E RT TONIGHT   Reuter Camnenv’s Reception Had To Be Postponed

ORGAN CONCERT TONIGHT   Reuler Cornene's Reception Had To Be Postponed

Beautiful Bevy Of Brides-Elect At Ellis Island   Must Wait for Congress to Let Them in Before They Can See Their “Hubbies.”

TEREST (N THE "WORLD'S SERIES   DEMAND VOR SEATS , EXONEDS THE CAPACITY   INEEREST 7 ISH PITCH   ‘Tris Speaker Not Sure Who He With Pitch for Clovelang . Pomorrow— Alay bo Bapby, 7)

THOUSANDS TO SEE WORLD'S SERIES OPENING   Game Will Be Played Before Vast Crowd by Cleveland And Brooklyn Tomorrow

DEMAND FOR SEATS GREATER THAN IT WAS FOR GAMES FOUR YEARS AG   Bagby Expected to Pitch Opening Game for Cleveland— Manager Speaker Will Change Team for LeftHanded Pitchoere

INTEREST IN WORLD'S  SERVES AT HIGH TIDE      Thousands of Applications With Check Will Be Returned by Brooklyn Club Owners.

UP FOR FIRST PAM AE SEBIES   Brooklyn Club Turning Back Thousands of Applications for Paste Boards

SEATS ALL SOLD FOR THE OPENER   Demand For The World Series Greatly Exceeds Capacity   Weather Man Promises Good Weather

\Thousands More Than Can Get Into Park Would See the World’s Series

Worlds Series To Start. — Tomorrow--Sale Of Seats _. Shows Enormous Interes:

SEATS ALL SOLD FOR FIRST TILT OF SERIE!   Cleveland Travels to Brooklyr . For Opener Tomorrow.

Thousands of Application: for. Tickets. Cannot Ra Eilod   INDIANS TO. CONFER   Cleveland Team Hears Mode of Attack in First Game QOnutlined. -

WORLD'S SERIES ON TOMORROW   First Game of Classic at Brooklyn — Demand for Tickets. Exceeds Supply   Influx of Out-of-Town Fans Has Begun — Cleveland Team Due'Tomorow

WOULD SCARE: AMERICA TO DEATH 1S OPINIGK OF FRANK ROOSEVELT   DEMOGRATIC . VICE. .. PRESIDENTIAL .CANDIDATE. ALLEGES  _ REPUBLICAN LEADER SEEKS © “279 FRIGHTEN. HEARERS

HARDING TRIES TO "SCARE AMERICANS   Roosevelt Makes Charge at Hannibal, Mo.

ROOSEVELT ASKS MORE QUESTIONS   Hopes Harding Will Con:  Hanne Present Course.

Roosevelt Says Harding Tries To Scare Voters   Hope He Will Keep Up Present Tactics Says Democrat Taiking to Missourians.

ASKS HARDING 3 QUESTIONS   i ‘Roosevelt Says G. O. P Nonimee Trying ‘to  Scare Americans

ROOSEVELT AGAIN QUIZZES HARDING   CHALLENGES G. 0. P. NOMINEE TO POINT OUT PERILS OF JOINING LEAGUE °

GOOLINGE TO GET NOTIFICATION ON SMITE COLLEGE RECREATION FLEW   i Half of Modest Two-Family House Which ls the  Governor's Home Inadequate for Exercises Cat far Ini” O97

COOLIDGE PORCH TOO SMALL = FOR NOTIFICATION CEREMONY   G. 0. P. Vice Presidential Nominee to Be Notifiec July 27 at Smith College

COOLIDGE WILL BE; NOTIFIED JULY 27:   Porch At Northampton Home Too Smell, Grounds Of Smith Callezve To Be Used.

SIN FEIN DECREE SUPREME PENALTY  F McSWEENEY DIES   Trish Ovganization’s Off icial:  Infer Whole British Cabinet  Is Held Responsible

NGLAND WILL NOT INTERFERE HUNGER STRIKE    LLOYD-GEORGE SAYS Ik Me SWEENEY KEFUSES TO EAT HE MUST STARVE

PERSECUTORS OF M'SWEENY ARE 10 DIE   Sinn Fein Promises Tc Avenge Mayor of Cork.

SINN FRINE RS “SAY WILL TR) ALL PERSONS IMPLICATED IN EXPECTED DEATH OF THE EORD MAYOR   ci MAN iN. PRISON   Sinn Fein Officials Pay Visit to  Hunger Striker Who is at Point  of Death.—Deciare His Death Will Be Plain Murcer.

SINN FEIN AROUSED   Will Cond of      mn to Denth Al Guilty or Mayor's Death

MAY STARVE IF HE WANTS Te   Premier Lloyd George Refuses to In: tercede for the Lord Mayor of Gork,

SINN FEINERS TO ORDAIN DEATH FOR BRITISH OFFICIALS   Lloyd George and Cabinet! Will Be “Liable” for Mac Sweney’s Death

Sinn Feiners Hint Premier May Be “Held Liable” If Lord Mayor of Cork Dies

EXTRA!   Telegraphic!   ISSUES ORDERS TO CHECK PROFITEERS ON SALE OF COAL

FRANKFORT AND DARMSTADT ARE OCCUPIED TODAY   Will Withdraw When Ebert Forces Quit  Neutral Zone ©

LEGAL HOLIDAY DOES NOT HOLD ‘BACK TESTINON   Being Taken in Case of Senalor — Newberry—Cross Examination of Witness Slarled,

GHAR JURORS SEUHE To BEFORE NE WAERRY guy   Alleged Admissions of Co defendants Are Allowed in Evidence.   MONEY COVERED TABLE   Glocheski, Indicted, Quote as Seeing “Million Dollars” in King’s Office.

DEMOCRATS WANT TREATY TO FORE   Ask Hitchcock to Speed up Action on Pact by Assisting Lodge to Get Measure Before Senate.

Will Probably Enter Treaty Battle Without Solid Party — Backina.   menmenentintantitre ae ats Wears rnea, EN  LODGE UNCERTAIN AS  TO HIS FOLLOWING   Borah Sends Letter to Gov. Cox Asking Stand on Ratification,

TAKE OVER PRUSSIAN RAILWAYS   cerman State Parchases System for Thirts-feur Rillfon Warks.

LLOYD-GEORGE AND MILLERAND IN AGREEMENT   Details of Hythe Agreement to be Given to Commons by Lloyd-George.   OPPOSED TO CRUSHING TERMS

RESULT OF CONFERENCE AT HYTHE WILL BE AEPT SECRET FOR TIME BEING

DUMMITTEE QUITS WORK FOR A WEE   WHEN COX’S MANAGER AP PEARS G. 0. P’S LEAVE FOR NEW PASTURES.   Moore Threatens to Turn Evidence Over to the Department of Justice Unless He Obtains a Hearing.

GOV. COX SAYS HE WILL PROVE CHARGES   Uf Witnesses Da Not Produce Evi. dence Democrats. Will Appeal to Depurtiwent of Tustice.

MOORE WILL TELL OF PULL SYSTEM   Adjournment of Investigation Committee Prevented Him From   GIVING FACTS TODAY   A Great Secret System is Working to Raise Money for the G. O. P.

MOORE HAS NEW FACTS. HE SAYS   Gov. Cox's Convention Manager Declares He Will Tell Committee of “Secret System”   SENATE PROBERS ADJOURN   Summons Issued For Names of G. 0. P. Regional Directors and Records Kept by Blair

LLEGED BANDIT ¢ SHENT IN CAL HOSPITAL.   Italian Suspect In Payroll Robbery Brought To Canton By Police   SAY CONFESSION HAS BEEN SECURED   etectives Declare Man Told Of Crime When Recovery Was Doubtful

PAYNE GROOMED BY WHITE HOUSE   Secretary of Interior is Wil son’s Dark Horse Entry in Presidential Race   BUT McADOO FAVORITE IN THE BETTING RING   ‘Payne Agrees With President  and is Regarded by Him As 2 Marvel.

WILSON FINDS  IN PAYNE THE  CANDIDATE HE WOULD TIE TC   Secretary of Interior Measures Up to the Wilson Ideal  IS HE DABK “HORSE?  Governor Ccx is Slated For Vice Presidential Candidacy

NILSON: PICKS, SEC, PAYNE AS "DARK RORSE’   President grooming cabinet  officer:to- make race for

Another Race Riot In Stock Yard:   One White Man Killed in Riot Last Nighi—-Negroes Took Refuge ty Chuureh—More Quiet This Morning

Another Race Riot In Stock Yard:      One White Man Killed in Wot Last Night—Negroes Fook Mecfuge in Church—More Quiet This Morning.

SHLINA TUN CAPPESN CUMING  Will Address People of Vicinity at Belleville and Scandia, Next Tuesday.

SENATOR CAPPER COMING  Will Address People of Vicini ty at ‘Belleville and Scan dia, Next Tuesday.

ADMITS PRICE BOOS?   ATTORNEY FOR COAL WHOLESALERS SAYS RETAILERS Pam EKTRA. -

PUBLIGHING BOOK OW HER HUSBAND'S WORK IN AMERIE   Volume Says di Cellere Claims Credit for U. S. Entry into War.

DIPLOMATIC SECRETS _ REVEALED BY COUNTESS   Widow of Former Italian Ambassador to the United States Writes Book

GENERAL: STRIKE   TELEGRAPH AND ‘TELEPHONE OPERATORS IN ITALY ON STRIKE

CY BOARD AEALTH PROD   ORDER CLOSING SCHOOLS AND THEATRE DISCUSSEE   WEETING: HELD YESTERDAY   Fult Confidence in Board Expressed by Motion Offered by Mayor  Gooch. 

CITY BOARD OF HEALTH APPROVED   ORDER CLOSING SCHOOLS AND ‘THEATRE DISCUSSED   MEETING HELO YESTERDAY   Ful) Confidence in Board Expressed by Motion Offered by Mayor  Gooch.

ANTLTRUST EIGHT IS DESCRIBED BY NY. SOCIALISTS   OUSTED ASSEMBLYMEN CLAIM THEIR MEAS URES WERE ALL WITT KD.   ONE .BILL PASSED   Ntelief from Milk and Ice Shortages Failed, They ' Claimed:

SOCIALIST. DELEGATION .      According to Testimony « of. Assembly. ABs men Louis Waldman, . Defendant ‘Had Been Able- to-Gat-Onty- One oi  - ite 74 Measures Passed... <a

SOCIALIST TELLS HOW BILLS FAILED   CLAIM IS MADE THAT PROPOSED LAWS CLASHED WITH THE “TRUSTS.”

ERT BODY OF MW SWINEY FRAM DUBLIN      British Authorities Take Cas_ ket From Train and Board Packet.   BODY TAKEN TO CORK; RELATIVES PROTESTEL   Authorities. Said They Feared Trouble Would Result at Dublin.

British Refuse to Permit Hun ger Striker's Body to Lan din’Oublin.   CROWDS SHOW HOSTILITY   MacSwiney’s Relatives igh! Police to Retain Posseseian nf Caekat 

DUBLIN HONORS M'SWINEY TODAY   All Business Closed Down and Everyone Doffs Hats and Bows Heads.

UNION MEN REFUSE TO DISCARD BADGES   About 1100 Employes of a Baltimore Ship Building Company Out On Protest Strike.

STEARNES AND PREVO STAND ACQUITTED   OF FIRST INDICTEMENT AT COVINGTON YESTERDAY — RELEASED ON BOND

WITHDRAWAL OF LABOR FROM BRITISH CABINET   George Nicoll Barnes, Minister Without Portfolio, Has Resigned from Government,

FAIR -A“DEAD ISSUE   Is DEFIN “GIVEN UP. a       FALL   ‘Hardly Possible That Vian WH Be   Pushed to Vurehase Fair Gromna,

FAIR A DEAD lool   FALL CELEBRATION Iso DEFIN ITELY Given oF.   Hardly Possible That Plans Will Be  Pushed to Purchase Pair Grotind.

NEW AIRPLANE SPEED RECORD   Sadi Leeeinte Flies at Rate of 194.5 Wiles an Heer.

Intervention — [n Behalf of © “Poles May be   Ordered Soo      PREMIER GRABSKI TAKES ACTION TO ‘OBTAIN ARMISTICE WITH BOLSHE' y

POLES OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE   Start New Drive Against the Boilshev. ists on the Southern Front.

Pe ER eS eT  POLES ‘BEGIN OFFENSIVE      Eighting Desperately fo top Soviots; May Slen Peace,

SITUATION 1S  INPROVING ON. POLISH FRONT   They Are Retreating on Entire Front hut Morale Is Excellent and Retreat Orderly.

DANCE  at St. Louis Hall, 700D INTENT FRIDAY, JULY 16   JAZZ DANCE  WEDNESDAY NIGHT

SOVIET DRIVE IS SUCCESSFUI   Polish Armies  Struggling to Stem Advance of Bolshevists

RETREATING ARMY’S MORALE UNIMPAIRED BEFORE RUSS FORCE   Allies Intercede at Premier ' Grabski’s Request, and _. Armistice. Asked ~ .

POLISH. ARMIES. ON OFFENSIVE SOUTH FRONT   STRUGGLE TO HALT BOLSHEVIK - SOVIETS CONTINUE DRIVE -FURTHER  lie peel emia a   Allies. Pages Help If Poland to Her Own

M’ADO0 DECLARES HE WILL NOT RUN   Announces He Cannot Permit Hi: Name to Go Before the Convention.   SAYS DECISION IRREVOGABL   Asserts Candidacy Would Entail Large   Expense Which He Cannot Bear _  and Which He Will Not Ask  Friends to Assume.  1 1

W’ADOO WILL NOT PERMIT USE OF NAME AT FRISCO   ‘DECLARES DECISION  IS IRREVOCABLE     Asserts Candidacy Would Entail Large Expense We Is Unable to Assume—Would Not Ask Friends To Pay.

a ADOO-DECLAR ~HEWILLNOT i   Annoiinces He.Cannot Permit His "Name: to Go Before the _ Convention...   SAYS DECISION “IRREVOCABLE   Asserts Candidacy Would Entall Large Expense Which He Cannot Bear and Which He Will Not Ask Friends to Assume.

WRANGEL’S FORCES ARE WIPED QUT BY BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Predict Crimean Victory Will Expediate Agree ment With Great Britain   REPORT NEARLY 175,000 ARE CAPTURED

(;eneral Wrangeil is Beate en Back After Many Attacks  British Are Urging ta   British Are Urging that Trade Be Started wi with  Bolsheviki

HEAD OF TICKET WILL VISIT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS   Ten Minute Stops Will be Made La Most of the Places,

HARDING TO MAKE TRIP INTO EGYPT   SIX STOPS ON BIG FOUR _ SATURDAY ON WAY “ —- TOST. LOUIS.

SENATOR HARDING TO VISIT “EGYPT”   blican Candidate For President will Make Six Ten-Minute Speeches in Southern Illinois.

IOWA MERCHANT HAS DISAPPEARED   Burlington. Man With $8,000 Wrappe fn Newspaper Dropped Out of Sight

BURLINGTON MAN I$ MISSINE   Abraham F. Angel Disappeared Octob er 7th ana Foul Play Is Feared,

Don't Miss The “WOMANLESS WEDDING Next Tuesday Ady. 26 Nov. 4-9.   Jown Merchant Starts For New Albany With Fortune of $8,000 In =Newspaper—Police Looking For Hin

LEWl RECEIVES WILSON TELEGRAN   Calling Meeting of Operators arid Miners in Cleveland Friday.

LEAGUE SENTIMENT SWEEPING COUNTRY   Lawrence Says Remarkabl Drift Towards Cox’s Candidacy Js Noticeable   POLITICIANS ARE PUZZLED   Women’s Vote Is Uncertain Quantity; Race Question Enters Campaign

EFFORTS TO LOCATE MRS. CLARA SMITH HAMON HAVE SO FAR PROVED FUTILE.   Police in Every City From Kansa Clty to the Pactfice Coast Searching for the Alleged Assailant of Col Dake bL. :  Hammon.

Woman Hunt Is bee ‘Throughout Se hwesi   Officers In Several State: Seeking Mrs. Clara  Smith Hamon.

OFFICIALS SEEK WOMAN IN CASE AS HAMON DIES   Authorities in Every Ci:y fron Kansas City to California Now on the Lookout

VOTES AGAINST BOLSHEVISM   Socialist Congress at Geneva Acts Unanimously on Program— Next Meet in Brussels.

DOES NOT FAVOR BOLSHEVISM   Unanimous Action by the Socialists at Geneva Convention.

CARE OF HOME FOLKS FIRST      City of Bradferd, ‘England, Cannet Previde fer Alieu Children.

REJECT PLAN T0 AID FOE CHILDREN   Bradford Council Refuses to Give Homes to Central Europeans

IX NEW LIFE COMPANY   Mayor Kreeck: Vice President of  National Reserve of Topeka

PROSEGUT  PAC UAd  ION pracre   Jadge Quinn's Ruling in the Syndicalist Trial Bars I. W. W. Conversations as Evidence Against the Accused   Witness on Cross-Examina. tion Tells of Being Paid for Service, But Denies Receiving’ Promise of Immunity

1. = XQ) MORE DISMISSALS,   AN Other Defendents in Newberry Cuse Must Stand Trist.

Sessions Says Fate — of All ls Not Linked inseparably By Verdict

DEFENSE OPENS IN. NEWBERRY CASE   Judge. Sessions Rules “Evidence Sufficient for Guilty’ a", if Jury Decides That Way... - -

JUDGE SESSIONS “STOP DISRISSAL   GOVERNMENT HAS MADE - OUT PRIMA FACIE CASE   EIGHTY FIVE 10 BE TRIED   Bither Conviction ‘or Acquittal of Scnetor Newberry Not to Affect -Brial of Other 8t Defendants,

PRIMATAGTE GSE Vo. NEWBERRY It MADE, JUDGE SAY:   Court Refuses More Dismissals With Remark All Defendants Need Not Fare Alike.

JUDGE SAYS PRIMA FACIE CASE 1S MAL   Evidence Would Justify Verdict of Guilty.

DECISION AS TO NEWBERRY WILI NOT AFFECT OTHER DEFENDANTS, COURT DECLARES,

NO OISMISSAL AMING ACCUSED FROM NOW ON   Court in Newberry Case Says Fyidence Warrants Verdict Of Guilty.   ‘irst Testimony For Defense Is Heard

Guilt Has Been Proven . in Newberry Graft Case Judge Sessions Hold   Motions for Dismissals Over. ruled on Ground Fate Will Not Affect Others.

REFUSES DISMISSAL OF NEWBERRY CASE:   Michigan Judge Overrules Mo tion To Free Associated Defendants.

AYERBEIE MaTIONC iN NEWREDDY PAC   Cinviction er Arquitta!l of Senator Would Not Necessarily Mean Like Qutecome For Cthers.

NO FURTHER — DISMISSALS   Motions Overruled by Judge in Newberry Election Trial

DEFENDANTS IN NEWBERRY TRIAL STICK   Court Rules There Will Be No More Dismissals—EightyFour Accused Must Take Medicine.

COURT SAYS SENATOR NEWBERRY IS GUL TFSURY WANES 10  FIND SUCH VERDICT      [Prosecution Has Made Out a Prima Facie Case, Declares; .  No More Dismissals.   FIRST TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE IS HEARD

SAYS EVIDENCE 10 WARRANT GUILTY VERDICI   Judge Sessions Overrules Motions for Further _ Dismissals

COTTORG ASKED TO oTUOY GAGE Ut AAILROADS   Director Hines Warns as to Rates to Sustain Credit of Companies.   He Defends His Action in Increasing Wage Scale for Employes.

DIRECTOR - GENERAL SAYS GOVERNMENT PREVENTED FALL WN STOCKS =   Railroad Administration, Head Defends Increase in Rate Charaes.in This Country    Deficit, He Says, Could Not Be _ Avoided; Insists Raise if ~ ‘Wages is Equitable

President Wilson Refuses To Take $150,000 For Writing One Article

wee ee (a ee  WILSON TURNS DOWN $150,000 OFFER TO WRITE   ———  MAGAZINE MAKES PROPOSITION BUT PRESIDENT SAYS NO ARTICLE’S WORTH IT.

WILSON REFUSES HUGE OfFeR      Rejects $150,000 for Article—Teo Much,” He Declares-—Other Offers Received.

WILSON WON'T WRITE.   Pre fdent Turas Bown Uxtravagaunt Qtier for aa Art+vle.

PRESIDENT NO PROFITEER.   Refuses $105,000 to Write Article oft His Own Selection.

Wilson Refuses Offer __ Of $150,000 To Write Article for Syndicate

“No Article Worth It” and President Turns Down Offer of £150.090

WANTS INVESTIGATION   Serbia Asks Inquiry Inti JugoSlav-Albania Conflice

ASKS AMERICA TO INTERVENE   Serbia Wants Investigation 0 AlbaniaJugo Slavia Row

ASK AMER  T0 JUDGE FIGHT  AMONG BALKANS   Serbians Request United .States anc Allies Investigate Conflict In Albania,

TO INVESTIGATE NEW WAR   U.S. Asked to Help in Alabania And Jugo-Slavia Conflict.

SERBS ASK YANKS TO PROBE   Want Washington to Investigate Albania-Jugo-Slav Conflict.

SERBIA ASKS U. S. TO PROBE   Serb Government Asks Washington to investigate Conflict Between Al. bania and Jugo-Slavia.

ASKS AMERICANS TO SETTLE FIGHT   U.S. Requested to Send Agents to Al lied Commission to End AlbaniaJugo-Slay Row.

Want U. S..To See”. -” About Jugo-Slevix   Serbia Wants U.S. to Appoint: Cam. “misstaners lo Investigate. Conilict  Bepween Albania and Juvo-Slivia,

ASKS U.S. TO TAKE PARI   Serbia Seeks U? S. Represen tation on Allied Investiga tion Commission

DELAWARE TO VOTE NOT: -. LATER THAN WEDNESDA         1 “B actions it “Suffrage ‘Fight Expect Quick * Action’ on-Big Question:      BOTH: PREDICT VICTORY

SUFFRAGE FIGHT IS NEARING END   Arrangements Are Made By Leaders For Vote In Delaware Early In Week

FEDERAL ERE a SE  Will Be Started If Strike Is Not Set  Will Be Started If Strike Is Not Set: tled Within 48 Hours, It Is Announced.

NEW THEUR N ENT OSE TF   Register Man Gets Information as to Fresh Angle Sifted by Sleuths.

NEW THEORY IN DENTON Chae, TIP   Register Man Gets Information as to Fresh Angle Sifted by Sleuths.

HARDING DEPLORES CLAMOR AND:ABUSE IN CAMPAIGNING   G O. BP. CANDIDATE AU. DRESSES MARINE BAND FROM FRONT PORCH.   Senator Feels It His Duty Not to Drag People “Inte the Wiha 2?

HARDING GIVES. COX SOME JAG TR PORGH THLA   Sandidate Says, He Will Guard Against Clamor and:

SIINGING   AND FALSE APPEALS IN A NATIONAL CAM:  PAIGN,. oes   Mere Clamor to Political Ex ' pediency and. Class Appeals Denounced by the Ranublican Candidate.

HARDING: 1 WANTS. _ CLEAN FIGH!   Declares ‘Against’ Mud ‘Slinging’ In Camwoe alg,

HARDING ANXIOU FOR CLEAN FIGH   Nominee Telis Marine Musicians -H Conside s It Duty Not to Direct Attention to Mire. .

HARDING DETERMINED. TO GUARD. _. AGAINST PRETENSE AND CLAMOR   G.O.P, Nominee Tells Marine Ban Band, ‘Which'Serenades: Him, *" How He Regards the Presidengy-—Says ‘He Owes Tt : - to People: to Serve Allas Well as He: Can. ee

Republican Presidential Nominee Expresses Determination to Guard Against “Glamor, insincerity and Abuse”

HARDING TO BE GUARDED AGAINST ANY INSINCERITY Rew Anmectated Preen)

INGINGE RE ABUSE AND NOISE ARE NOI (N HARDING CREEL   Nominee Set Himself to Guar Against False Appeals in Politica! Campaign.   “DUTY TQ BE TOLERANT?” WITH THOSE WHO DIFFER   Senator Expresses Obligation in Early Morning Talk to Visiting Marine Band.

HARDING STANOING FIAMLY ON FRONT PORCH. DECLARES MUST BE TOLERANT WITH-DEMOCRATS?   Republican Candidaté Continues to Appeal: to Audiences Through Shrewd - Inuendos

NO FALSE APPEALS TOBE MADE BY  HARDING   Republican Candidate Declines To Abuse Opponents to Win Votes During Campaign

HARDING FROWNS ON “CLAMOR”   Won't ‘Drag People’s Attentior Into Mire,” He Declares.   DESIRES TO BE “TOLERANT”   Guarding Against ‘“Pretense, Nominee Tells Marine Band.

ARDING SAYS HE WILL GUARD AGAINST ABUSE   Talking to Marine Band Seren aders Declare He Will Keep Sincere.   WILL NOT APPEAL TO CLASS   Will State Beliefs Clearly,. Will Concentrate Upon Construction.

HARDING DESIRES TO. KEEP ABUSE AND MUD FROM HIS CAMPAIGN   “Clamor, Insincerity and Abuse” Have No Place in Campaign.

FURNISH MUSIC ~ FOR MR. HARDING   Marine Band Serenades the Home of Sen. Harding Early Today.

HARDING W AVOID ABUSE   As Well as Clamor and Insincerity.   IGNORES COX'S CHARGES   But Says Some Straight Forward Things About Character of Opponent's Campaign.

HARDING SAYS HE  ABHORS CT AMOR   lells Marine Band He Believes lt His Duty to be Tolerant And Patient.  Says Appeal to Special Classes Would be Failure of Duty

HARDING SLAPS AT COX EXPOSE   DECLARES HE CONSIDERS DIGNITY OF HIS POSITION

HARDING IS FOR CLEAN CAMPAICK   Republican Nominee Tells U. §. Marine Band Members He wil Not Stoop stoop jo Abuse.  wee ap

PLANNING FOR FIGH   POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COUNTY NOW COMELETR. of   First Work Will New be to Get! the . “Bix Months Poll.”

PLANNING FOR FIGHT   POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS EX THE COUNTY VOW COMPLETE.   First Work Will Now be to Get the “miy Months Poll”

COUGHLIN BABY IS ALIVE      Sanpect Cencerned in the Kidnap‘ag Premises to Restore it if  eS

KIDNAPPED BABY Is ALIVE; IN WOMAN'S CARE. CRANK ANMITS   Agrees to Squeal If She Doesn’t Give Blakely Coughlin Up By This Afternoon.

RIDNAPED BABE ALIVE, 13 BELIEE   PASQUALE REFUSES TO TELI POLICE OF WHEREABOUTS OF MISSING CHILD,

“COUGHLIN * BABY: “ALIVE:                   Pasquale: : Bays “Everything, if.  Daten a.

SUSPECT WEAKENS BY LONG GRILLING   Pasduale Breaks Down and Admits Writing “Crank” Letters to Coughlin   BABY. IS STILL ALIVE.   Declares He Will “Squeal” Unless Child Is Released Within 24 Hours

COUGHLIN BABY ALIVE:      Pasquale Says He Will Tell Everything If Child is’ Not Returned.

COUGHLIN BABY fo OvILL ALIVE   Member of Kidnapers Ganc Appea!s to Pals to Return Child.

SETTLES UP WITH ONE ROAD   Gevermment Satisfics All Claime e Pacifie Coast Carrier by Paymen« of 81,600,000.

LAIMS AGAINST GOVERNMENT FOR OPERATION OF RAIL LINES DURING WAR AGGREGATE BiG TOTAL

NEWS FROM THE VARIOUS STATES   Election Statistice Culled During Last Night Show Republican Gains Enormous Everywhere.

FOUR WOMEN NAMED BY JOWA DEMOCRATS   HELP MAKE UP LIST TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.   Demand for Greater Representation Net Conceded—Delegates Go Uninstructed and Bound by the Unit Rele.

INTEREST SHOWN IN TRIAL      State Attacks 135 Men Charged With Flectian Froude

ASSERTS PROPERTY WNIT BE PROTERTEL   Acting Governor of Porto Rice Issue: Proclamation As Result of Strike In Cane Fields.

TURKS: CONSPIRING IN EFFORT 10 KEEP LAND   Ottoman Nationalists Believe Allies Cannot Get Force To Carry Out Orders

TURKS OPPOSE ALLIES’ PEACE PACT DEMANDS   Nationalists Do Not Believe They. Can Be Forced To Give In.

Nationalists Co-operating in Movement to Combat Allied Proposals tor Peace if Unsatistactory—Movement Is Po: litical Rather than Religious

MOVEMENT   There ts Much Opposition: to Th Allied Plan of Dividing Turkey.

PROPOSALS ARE BEING OPPOSE!   Will Not Accept Peace Unfavorable to Turkey, It Is Said

AK NATIONALISTS GO-OPERATE OPPOSING PRAPASALS QF ALLIES   NOT CLEAR WHETHER BOLSHEY. ISM IS ENTERING INTO CON. SIDERATION OF MATTER,

TURKS RELY ON — ALLIED WEAKNESS   Nationalist Leaders Openly Assert Tha the Entente Hasn’t the Power To Partition Country.

HARVARD MEN LEAVE SCENE OF TRIUMPH   Battered But Happy Over Victory on Coast   Team Met Test Wonderfully When in Tight Places

Mayor Peters’ Address   OREGON PLAYERS PRAISE HARVARD   Beaten by Real Fighters, Says Their Captain

KOLCHAK HOISTED OWN MEN, REPORT   Bolsheviki Organ Authority for Story of His Execution.

BRITISH PAPERS ALARMED ~ OVER REPORTED: DECISION TO MAKE WAR ON SOVIETS   ireat Offensive Campaign in Southern Russia With White Army Is Present Plan.

FRANGE WILL AID WRANGEL IN FIGHT ON MOSCOW SOVIEI   British Evening Papers Expres: Alarm Over New Russian Situation

RANGE OFFERS All 10 WRANGLE   Be Facto Government in Southern Russia To Be Assisted in Great Campaign.   DIRECTED AGAINST THE MOSCOW SOVIETS   Announcement Causes Sensatien as England Has Been ‘*Conciliatinge’’ the Soviets.

Evening Newspapers Express Alarn Over New Russian Situation   The Announcement Would Throw Mili tary Strength to Wrangel Caused " Big Sensation. ~~

DR. FREUDENBURG ARRESTED   Physician Taken to Jail—Brother of “Mustard Poisoning” Victim: Signs Complaint.

FIGHT OVER COFFIN OF MAG OWINEY IX WELSH SEAPORT   Relatives Protest British Re fusal to Land Body in Dublin.   MUST GO DIRECT TO CORK

EXPELLED FROM THEIR RAILWAY CARRIAGE AND BODY 1S SENT ACROSS BY A_ SPECIAL VESSEL. GOVERNMENT TAKES BODY TO CORK, WILL NOT LET IT IN DUBLIN—COAL STRIKE IS NOW AVERTED.   Take (Mnil Boat.

SAME AS OTHER PEOPLE   Prince of Wales Won't Use Trains Denied the Public.

WOULD SQUEEZE OUT RAILROAD WATER   Citizens’ League Proposes Leg. islation To Fix Financial  Basis Of Roads.

43. Citizens’ National Railroad League Sees Way For Placing Reads On Stable Basis,

SQUEEZING WATER FROM BAL STOCK “ASKED BY LEAGUE   It Would Let Lines’ Debts to U S. Rest 10 to 15 Years While They Recuperate. -

SQUEEZING OF WATER FROM RAIL STOCKS 15 AGED BY LEASUE    Guaranteed Return of at Leas!  6 Per Cent Recommended In Brief Filed

Of Scotland Yard Seek Principals i Attempt to Assassinate Lloyd _. George.

AGENTS   Of Scotland Yard Seek Principals it Attempt to Assassinate Lloyd George.

WOMEN’S AND CHILDEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR   LACE INSERTION   HUTTO SCHOOLS NOW IN AFFILIATED CLASS

WOMEN’S AND CHILDEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR   HUTTO SCHOOLS NOW IN AFFILIATED CLASS

Half the Town Never Dreamed HA Would Pull Down Even the Nomination   BY RUSS SIMONTON N EA Stef Corresnondent

HARDING'S DAD © SAYS HIS ‘BOY’ LIKES TO TALK   Never Missed a Chance Since He Said His  First ‘Piece’

Explosion in Rock Quarries at Ceda Bluff, Ky., Proves Fatal to Workmen.

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS SEVEN   Explosion in Rock Quarries at Cedar Bluff, Ky., Proves Fatal to Workmen.

FINE PROGRAM FOR ST, PATRICK'S DA}   Celebration at St. Mary’s Hall March 17 Under Auspices of K. of C.— —Public Invited to Attend.

FINE PROGRAM FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY   Addresses and Musie to Be Given a St. Mary’s Hall Tomorrow Night Under Auspices of Knights of Columbus.

MARKET COMES BACK AFTER SHARP BREAK   Net Gains of Two to 20 Points Are Realized During Better Trading

SHARP RALLY Th STOGK MARKET   Net Gains of 2 to 20 Points Made in the Leading Groups.

RALLY IN STOCK MARKPET.   Leading Groups Make Gains of From Wena ta 6) Pinte tc

PLANE IN FAST WORK   MACHINE USED AS AMBULANCE SAVES RADIO OPERATOR.   Makes Flight From Hampton Roads to Cape Hatteras and eRturn at Mile a Minute.

AIRSHIP USED AS AN AMBULANCE   Naval Surgeons Save Life of < Radio Operator.   Fiy From Hampton Roads to Cape Hatteras and Return at Mile a Minute Clip.

PLANS TRIP 10  SOUTH AMERIC   DR. C. ‘H. EIGENMANN TO HEAD INDIANA UNIVERSITY RESEARCH EXPEDITION

BROKE CAVALRY FORCI OF GENERAL BUDENN}   REDS WERE FORCED TQ PEAi RETREAT ON LEMBERG ereToOR   Polish and South Russiar Forces Menace Bolshevist Mold in Southwest

BROKE CAVALRY FORCE OF GENERAL BUDENN}      REDS WERE FO! DTO PR RETREAT ON LEMBERG SECTOR   Polish and South Russian Forces  Menace Bolshevist Hold in Conthwo wt

BOLSHEVIK FORCES REPORTED RETIRING _IN LEMBERG REGION   Budenny’s Cavalry Annihilatec Says Official Statement of -Pole Government _   POLISH PEACE DELEGATES RECALLED FROM MINSK   Armenia Refuses Permission t1 Hold Parley There

TEGULAR AIR SERVICE IS NEAR   British Firms Plan for Weekly Flights  Aerrace Atlantic.

PLANS REGULAR AIR SERVICE   British Business Firms Prepare for Weekly Flights Across the At: lantic Ocean.

GUNMAN’ "ARRESTED   Believed The Man Who-Killed Labor Leader is One of Fifteen tteld.

ENRIGHT SLAYER IS THOUGHT TO BE NOW IN CUSTODY   Is Believed to Be One of the Mer Arrested By the Chicago Police Department Tadarc.

DEEP MYSTERY IN GUN MAN PLO   CHICAGO POLICE BELIEVE THEY HAVE THE MAN WHO MUR-  DERED ENRIGHT, THE LA-: BOR FEUDIST -

CHICAGO POLICE FEEL THEY HAVE  ENPIGHT’S SEAVER  yee wed   Lieutenant fo “Big Tiny’ Musphy is Unde: A Hi react

LEAGUE UF NATIONS STANDS DEOPITE U, 3, FAILURE QF TREAT   CAPTAIN TARDIE CHARACTERIZES FIGHT ON TREATY AS A POLITICAL WRANGLE,

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN’   French Captain Says the - League of Nations Is. Still in Force

MAYOR DALRYMPLE QUITS HIS POST   Prohibition Officer's Resignation Be comes Effective Saturday, He Announces.

ee eee Tae at ee eee oe ee  Four-Months-Old Baby Plaintiff In Suit Because of Injury Before Birth

ANNUAL BEAN SUPPER ~ "NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT         Brothet hood of  Methodis' “Church Fixes Bate For ts 3 + Anphual Feed.

ANNUAL BEAN SUPPER NEXT FRIDAY NIGH1   Brotherhood Class of Methodist Church Fixes Bate For [ts Annual Feed.

rURKS WIPE OUT SEVEN VILLAGES   National Liberal Troops Continue t Kill Christians: Arms Sought To Protect Armenians

TURKS MASSACRE POPULATION OF SEVEN ARMENIAN TOWNE   Advices State Thousands of Other Refugees Are in Danger of Annihilation.

ARMENIA WOULD FIGHT TURKS      Following Recent Additional Mas gacres the Unfortunate People Appeal to Allies for Arms.

CROP IN M ANY © cr NTRAL TEXA COUNTIES RUINED BY TRKEMENDOUS DOWNPOUR

COAL PREFERENCE ORDER EXTENDED   2,100 Cars Expectec Daily—Order Effective Next Friday.

RULE EXTENDED BY COMMISSION      Railroads Required to Furnist Cars to Mines in Preference to Others   MOVE TO LAKE PORTS   Movement of Ccal Expected to Result in Satisfaction of Domestic Demands

ROADS ORDERED 10 ~ SUPPLY FUEL CAR   I. C. C. TAKES ACTION TO SUPPLY DEMAND FOR DoMESTIC COAL.

ORDER COAL CARS ~ FURNISHED MINES   — INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. MISSION TAKES STEPS TO RELIEVE DOMESTIC DEMANDS.

ORGE: RALROADS TO FURNISH GARS   Tnlerstate Commerce Commission Takes Action to Satisfy Domes, tic Coal Demands.

COAL CAR PRIORITY ON MIDWEST LINES   I, C. C. Issues Drastic Edict to Satis. fy Urgent Demands in West€rn States.

ADDITIONAL COAL “ORDERED TO ITs -WOHIO’ BY RULING   Commerce Commission Act Td End Fuel\Famine In State.

ATION TAKEN TQ. MEET DEMAND FOR DOMESTIC COAL   All Permits for Use of Cars for Other Freight Are Cancelled.   NEW REGULATION TO CARE FOR SPECIAL EMERGENCIES   Despite an Increase in Produc. tion 51,000,000 Tons Over Same Period of Last Year, There is Still Shortage of Sizes Needed.

WILL PROVIDE PLENTY COAL FOR. THE WEST   Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Railyoads . To Furnish  8 Cars for Mines For This Purpose a1.   TO CONTINUE  INDEFINITELY   DEMAND EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY

GOAL on IPMENTS HAVE PREFERENCE DAYS COMMISSION   Railroads East of Montana Must Furnish Cars to Mines.

1.0.0. (Soba BADER REGARDING GOAL SITUATION   ACTION IS TAKEN TO SATISFY DEMANDS FOR COAL FOR DOMESTIC USES

OIEPD W OALIaFY   ‘Order Requires Cars to Mine:  to Have Preference Over  : All Other Uses.

SAYS U.S. SHOULD BE IN THE LEAGUE OR HAVELARGER NAVY   The Secretary Tells the House Naval Committee There Is No Middle Ground; Building Program for Next Year Calls for Thirty Additional Ships; Declares Air Fleet Is Weak.

DANIELS  YEAR'S BUILDING PROGRAM OF 30 FIGHTING SHIPS   Unsettled Condition of the World Makes Prepared ness Necessary   LEAGUE ALTERNATIVE   Final Rejection of League Must Be Followed By Big Building Program

‘‘Must Either Have Nations  League Or First Navy  Of World”  NO MIDDLE GROUND FOR U. S., HE SAYS  ne  Expenditure Of $193,000,000 Is Entailed In Program Recommended

DANIELS  CALLS U. 8. NAVY WEAK   Says .That Navy Must Be Prejared for Any Possible Emergency.

A a  —_—- ft Must Have League of Nations or Biggest Navy in the World.

Adoption : of Nev ding Program Before Vaval Committee   RE PREPARED poR ANY EMERGENCY

JEWS, CENTILES ATTEND FUNERAL OF J. H. SCHIF   Thousands Mourn the Pass. ing of Millionaire Banker and Philanthropist; Simplicity Marks Services.

THOUSANDS ATTEND OLHIFF FUNERAL   New York Millionaire an Philanthropist Mourned by City’s Poor.

JACOB H. SCHIFF IS  MOURNED BY THOUSANDS   Simplicity Marks Funeral Serv.  ice Conducted at Temple BPWemannal Wad Varl

REPUBLICANS CLAIM VICTORY IN THIRD   Official Count Awaited by Democrats—Amendment No. 6 Apnarentiv Has Carried.

WOULD KILL 1,500 CHINESE   Inspector Generali Disagrees With President on Punishment for Mutineers.

IRISH KeESiUKE HUN NAME   Corporation of City of Cork to Rein. scribe German's Name.

‘CORK RESTORES HUN NAME   City Corporation Detides to Reinscrib Doctor Meyer's Name on Roll of Honor.

RATE INCREASES ~AOKED BY RAILS GIVEN BY. 6.6.   LARGE SUMS ARE INVOLVED.   BILLION AND A HALF MAY BE THE TOTAL OF ' REVENUR.

Carriers Are Given Authority to Advance Freight, Passenger and Pullman Charges: Revenues Are Increased by Billion and Half Dollars to Offset the Wage Award   INTERURBANS WILL ALSO PROFIT

RAIL RATES RAISED BILLION AND HALF   INCREASE RECENTLY ASKED IS GRANTED BY INTERSTATE COMMISSION

Railways of Country Will Increase Rates   Authority Given by Interstate Com. merce Commission—F reight Tariffs Advance One third Passenger Fares One-Fifth ) and Pullman Charges One-Half.

AUTHORITY IS GRANTED _ ROADS TO RAISE RATES   Advances Permitted Will Increase Revenue Billion and a Half Dollars.

SUMS FOR  NEW WAGE   Expect Carriers Will Make Big Effort to Put Tariffs in Effect by Expiration of United States Guarantee   , C. 6, VALUES ROADS AT BILLION LESS THAN OWNERS   Increases Approximately $12  Per Capita Annually for Every Resident of Country

PAEIGHT INCREASE GRANTED RAILWAYS   ONE AND HALF BILLION DOL. LARS INVOLVED IN LCC. AWARDS TO ROADS   Roads Had Asked for 37 Percent Southern Freight Rates Hiked 75 Percent Under  - Newest Ruling

PERMISSION IS GIVEN TO RAISE RATES      Revenue Hike of $1,500, 000,000, Allowed by Commerce Commission to. Offset Wage Award to Railmen.

ROAD GRANTED RIGHT INCREASE THEIR REVENUE   Coast wise Steamship Lines and Electrics Granted Increase.

PERMISSION IS GIVEN 10 RAISE FARES   Revenue Hike of $1,500,000,000, Allowed by Commerce Commission to Offset Recent Wage Award to Railmen.

RATE INGAEASLa AOAC BY AAlLa BWEN BY 1.6.6   LARGE SUMS ARE INVOLVED.   BILLION AND A HALF MAY BE THE TOTAL OF REVENUE.

WAGE AWARD AND GUARANTEE HEAPS ADDITIONAL BURDEN ON BACKS OF ALL CONSUMERS   Authority to Advance Freight Rates OneThird, Passenger Fares One-Fifth and Pullman Charges One-Half Granted Railroads by Interstate Commerce Commission.

INTERSTATE COMME COM‘ MISSION GRANTS PASSENGER. AND FREIGHT ADV   OFFSETS WAGE HIKES   Also Makes Provision for 6 Per Cent Net Income Under Rail Act— ~~ Boat Lines Included. 4

PASSENGER FARES RAISED IFTH, FREIGHT CHARGES THIRD, PULLMANS DOUBLED

New Tariffs to Become Ef. fective Within Five Days and Continue in Operation Till March 1. 1922.

$1,500,000,000 ADDED, NATION’S RAILROAD BILL   New Rates Authorized by Interstate Commerce Commission Will Be in Effeet Until March J. 79??.

GOOD BiG LIFT IN RAIL RATES   CARRIERS OF COUNTRY GIVEN ABOUT ALL THEY 4°K,   ‘BOOST OF BILLION AND A HALF   . a FREIGHT, PAGENGER AND PULL MAN FARES RAISED.   Expected to Offset 8600,000,0006 Wane Awnurd Advance and Pree Vide © Per (cat Net income  On Roads’ \ alues.

LACK MONEY TO PUSH CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATS PASSING CON TRIBUTION BOX IN VAIN.   OLD MACHINE ABOUT A WRECK   (ox Himself Suapplying About the Only Energy There Is—Wilson and McAdoo Accused of Lakewarmpess.

UUA CARRIES ALL DEMOCRATIC LOAD   Funds So Shy That There Was Thought of Closing National Headquarters,   Pity Expressed Even by Opponents for Candidate ir His Game Fight, Alone,

DEMOCRATS HAVE NO FUNDS 10 PUSH COX'S: CAMPAIGN   In*Fact, National Committee's ~ Strong Box. Is “Busted,” Says Mark Sullivan.   NOMINEE: OF PARTY IS * MAKING FIGHT ALONE   Wilson and. McAdoo’s Friends _ Are Not Wholeheartedly Behind Party-Nominees.

IHEATY’S FRIENDS SEE NEW CHANGE   Senate Democrats Think “Re  * pablisan Split at Convention

DEMOCRATS THINK G. O. P. WILL SPLIT AT NATIONAL CONVENTION OVER TREAT   (‘Re Tinited Presa)

Leaders Counting on Break in Party at Chicago Cons. vention to Bring About 3 a ‘Ratification.   CHARGE HITCHCOCK WOULD DEFEAT PACT   Democratic Leader Said to Be in- Alliance With Senator Borah to Hold Back ‘and Kill Acceptance.

TREATY MAY: +  , SPLIT G. O; P.: ,CONVENTION   Democratic Lenders Say Republi cans WIL Divide on ALaking Pact

Treaty Believed to Be Mai Issue, With G. 0. P. Seeking Compromise   EXPECT BITTER ENDERS TO BOLT CONVENTION   REPUBLICANS ZBEPLY TO DEM OCRATS, SAYING THEY ARE TRYING TO BOLSTER UP IM. POSSIBLE HOPEs.

Powers Expected to Suggest That U. S. Participate in Movement—Red Menace te Warsaw Serious.

ALLIES WILL GIVE HELP 10 POLAND   FRENCH MISSION. HEADED BY JUSSERAND. TO LEAVE FOR WARSAW.

Means Allied Troops if Needed to Prevent Invasion by the Bolsheviki Forces.   JUSSERAND HEADS FRENCH MISSION   Prompt Succor Will Be Offered and Purpose of Envoys Is to Decide Form It Shall Take.

ALLIES TO GIVE AID TOPOLAND        Frerich “anil ritish Misston: on Way to Warsaw to Assure  Poles of Needed Help.   REDS MUST NOT INVADE

ALLIES EXTENDING AQ TUTE POLE:   BRITISH AND FRENCH MISSIONS LAME PARIS FOR WARSAW TO OFFER ASSISTANCE,

ALLIES PREPARE TO HELP POLES   Missions Will Tell Poles They Ma; _ Have Anything They May Need To Prosecute the War. ©

ALLIES TO GIVE AID   French Officials Go to ‘Warsaw for Conference.

ALLIES ARRANGE TO HELP PuLta AGAINST AD   FRESCH AND BRITISH MESSIONS LEAVE TOSIGHT FOR WARSAW TO STRVEY SITUATION,

GIVE AID. - 10 POLES   The Allies Have Decided te De This If Necessary,   THE HELP IS TO COME   This Is if. the Belsheviki Kees on Marching {nto Polish  Territory.

POLAND TO GiT MILITARY AID FROM ALLIES   FRENCH AND BRITISH MIS. SIONS LEAVE FOR WARSAW TO ARRANGE PLANS

VIEN, ARMS, MONEY TO BE SENT: POLES TE HELP IS NEEDED   Alhed Mission Has Full Authority To Tell Poles That Whatever Is Necessary to Win Will Be Given  WARSAW FLED BY CIVILIANS

ALLIES MAY AID POLES 10. STOP RED OFFENSIVE   ne mony  SKITISH AND FRENCH MISSIONS LEAVE FOR WARSAW To GIVE FOLAND StiCccoRrR

MLITARY AID PROMISED TD VEE ANT RENG   French and British Missions Depart to Proffer Offer : - of Support   BOLSHEVIK FORCES STILL PRESSING ON   Fifteen Hundred Poles -Taker Prisoner in One Battle; Germany Neutral

ALLIES DECIDE GIVE MILITARY AID TO POLAND   Expect to Send Troops to Aid Poles if It Is  Necessary

ee ee  ALLIES PREPARE — 10 HELP POLES   Missions Will Tell Poles They May Have Anything They May Need To Prosecute the War.

POLISH LEFT,IS FORCED BACK TO WITHIN 150 MILES OF  ae CiADRIT AT.   French and British . Missions Leave Tonight te Report on the .  Situation   Washington Experts Believe Poles Must ‘Have Help in Three Weeks to Save Warsaw

RUSS RED ARMIES MENACE WARSAW   Left Wing of the Polish Army Has Retreated 180 Miles.   AEDS NEAR GERMAN FRONTIER

ALLIES 10 GIVE MILITARY AID TQ THE POLES   They Have Decided to Fur nish Men and Munitions.   LIEUTENANT OF FOCH SENT TO WARSAW   Today’s Dispatches Report Further Gains By the Bolsheviki.

ALLIED TROOPS TO AID POLES IF NECESSARY   British and French Missions __Lenve for Warsaw_to-Confer— on Situation   TO COMBAT THE RED DRIVE   Military Aid Will be Given in Event of Drive in Poland by ‘  Ruesians

TO TAKE ARMS AGAINST REDS IF NECESSARY   Jusserand of France Goes to Arrange to Aid Poland.  WILL SEND TROOPS   British Send Mission to Warsaw— Will Resist Invasion of Poland by Russ Bolshevik Troops.

FRENCH-ENGLISH =. MISSIONS WILL STUDY SITUATION   MILITARY ASSISTANCE IS DEEMED LIKELY   M.. Jusserand, French Ambassador to the United States and Lord Abernou Head Dele rr er ae

French and British Missions Leave Paris for the Polish Capital.   WARSAW IS NOW MENACED   Bolsheviki Forces Are Within 12! Miles of Warsaw, Advancing 15 Miles Daily.

ALLIES 10 EXTEND CUCCOR TQ POLAND   French and British Missions On Their Way With Full Authority To Act.

a: Will Give Military Aid to to Poles} ‘French Mission Gives "Prompt Succor}

STEPS TAKEN 10 RUSH TROOPS 10 REINFORCE POLES   Envoys To Warsaw T< Arrange For Defense Against Russ.

RANSAN DEAD- IN 6 OWAHA,      Mrs. J. A. Erie kson Found Dead b A Nebraska: Hospital,

KANSAS WOMAN A_ SUICIDE.   Hanged Herself With Bed Shect at  * en ae Bien BT Ba

Germany Says War Criminals  Are To Be Tried   Asserts That Delay Rests Wit Allies For Not Stating Charges   GERMANS DECLARE MACHINERY’ READY

WATTHNG ONLY FOR FORMAL CHARGES   ‘Says German Minister of Justice, Before Placing War  fasminale an Triql

UA ATRL OF WAR CRIMINALS   The German Minister of Justice Acciisés — Allies,   GERMANY READY TO HOLD TRIALS   Waiting For Allies To Produce Formal Charges Against Individuals.

RATLROADS FACE HANDICAP   State Commissions Blamed for Held ing Up Imereases and Preventing Rehabilitation.

STATE RALLAOAD BOARDS BLAMED FOR CONGESTION   N.Y.C. Executive Says Present Need of Rehabilitation Held Back by Commissioners   TRANSPORTATION RECORD BROKEN BUT NOT ENOUGH   Ingalls Says Lines Desirous of Functioning But Must -. -Have Public Support '

DECISION WILL COVER ROADS KEPRESENTED AT HEARING, EOARD ANNOUNCES,

TAX RATE [a  A MILL LOWER IN PAST YEAR   Increasing Cost of Government is Felt by the Common Council in Passing Budget   LITTLE NEW IMPROVEMENT WORK POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR   Sixty Thousand Dollars is Al lowed tor This ltem   Pavine Cost Still lich

Increasing Cost of -Governmeat is Felt by the Common Council in Passing Budret   LITTLE NEW IMPROVEMENT WORK POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR.      Sixty ‘Thousand Dollars is Al. lowed for This Tleni

INPROVIDENT FEELING PING!   Chicago Pawn Brokers Say Mucet Jewelry is Being “Soaked” to Buy Meals.

PICK OUT SPONSORS   PLANS MADE FOR SPEECHES AT FRISCO CONVENTION,   Men to Name McAdoo, Cox, Palmer, Edwards, Meredith and Others Are Chosen.

SPONSORS ARE CHOSEN   Democrats Planning Nomjnating Talks for Frisco Convention.   Speakers to Name McAdoo, Cox, Pal mer, Edwards, Meredith, and Others Are Picked.

NAME SPELLBINDERS   These Will Make Nominating Speeches At San Francisco

NAME MEN WHO WILL NOMINATE AT: rie   Eight Democratic Candidates Whose Sponsors ‘Have Been’  Chosen Are Announced.

11 CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION WILL HAVE MANY GOOD MEN TO MAKE SELECTION FROM

TAX ON COMMERCIAL GOLD ATTACKED AND DEFENDED BY BANKER   Gruman of San Francisco Elected  President With Opposifian at  Washington Meeting

COMPANY F BOYS DPEAN TRIM REUNION   Colonels Thompsof and Martin Wii Attend Camp Fire Tomorrow

Candidates and Their Managers Enliven Election Fight With Countiess Claims and Counter-Claims —- Confidence Is Growing in Both Camps.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MUST BE LIMITED TO HALF OF ONE PER CENT. 1§ PERMANENT DECISION   ‘Only Hope For Wets Is Re peal Of The National Con_ stitutional Amend ment _ Thru Machinery That En acted It

NEW YORK BROKER MAKES CONFESSION   Heavy Loans Are Secured on Bonds Stolen Ey Messengers, .

GOTHAM FACES © COAL SHORTAGE   Electric Lines in New York Have Only Small Supply of Fuel

ATUEL oHORTAGE   RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY'S SUPPLY OF FUEL PRACTICALLY EXHAUSTED   HEAVY SNOWSTORM THERE   The Big City Began Thursday Work of Digging Out from Most Severe Fall of The Winter.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING TOMORROW   TO WEACH OLD POINT COMEORT LARLY TOMORROW   THE GUEST OF OLD VIRGINIA   WIL Be Given a Fitting Welcome 'Tomorvow—Will Deliver LY Address Sunday.

Master of Steamship “Pastores”’, Which Is Bringing President. Elect and His Party Back, Sends Word That Vessel Wil! Reach Old Point Comfort Quarantine at 9 A. M. Tomor. row, If Weather Continues Favorable.   (Associated Press Telegraph and Catie Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

VIRGINIA WILL GREET HARDING   President-Elect And Party Will Land at Newport News Saturday.   A CELEBRATION PLANNED   Steamship, Pastores, Will Dock on Time if Present Weather Continues. Harding to Visit Norfolk,

ZZ TIME ROMANCE WINS $75,000 LEGACY   yeots, Courts And Marries Girl In Five Hours To Benefit By Mother's Wj bs Prospective Bride Rejects Him At The Altar, Con an

NEW NOTES WITH HIGH INTEREST   To be Issued by the Gov: ernment in Immediate Future

LA LL LL LOLA  TREASURY CERTIFICATES AT HIGH RATE OF INTEREST ARE SOON T0 BE SoUED

BOOST IN INTEREST RATES.      issues ef Treasury Certifieates te Bear & and 5 1-4 Pew (x.

UNCLE SAM TO . PAY HIGH RATE   Two New Lots of Treasury Certificates Will Be Issued.

CENTER OF OTAGE   INDIANA) IN PORITICAL (‘LIME LIGHT THIS WEEK,   Kepublican Candidates Are After The State's Thirty Delpgates.

POLAND TAKING MEASURES GUARD BOUNDRY LINES   Have Captured 80,000 Russian Soxiet Soldiers  —Killed 40,000

GOUNTERSTROKE FROM SOVIETS “LITTLE. FEARED   General: Weygand Says Reds "Used All Their Resources ’ . and Failed   POLES TO ENTRENCH — i i TO.KEEP-OUT: ENEMY.   France Urges: Poland to Press. Advantage to Obtain. : Better Terms

AOLSHEVK! REACTION AGAINST POLES ALONG EASTERN FRONT AT WARSAW i NOT ANTICIPATED: LENINE TAKES OVER PERSONAL CHARGE OF THE SOVIET ARMY   Jeneral With Unpronounceable Name Is Relieved From Command in Front of: Polish Capital; Wrangle Holding Down Situation in the East; Papers ‘Optimistic of Independence for Poland

LOMBARD FUND IS RAISEL   Campaign for $100,000 Endowment fo: the College Is Completed Ahead of Schedule.

LOMBARD “FUND: IS. RAISED   Campaign for $100,000. Endowment fo the College le Completed Ahead “et. Schedule,  a

TWO PLAYERS SURRENDER   MeMullin and Back Weaver. Are Released on $20,000 Bond  i am

WEAVER SURRENDERS, MCMULLIN ALSO   Two White Sox Indicted in Series Scandal

TWO WHITE SOX DENY CHARGES   McMullin and Weaver Surrender fo day and Furnish $20,000 Bonds.

McMullen and Weaver Give Up and Are Released Under $20,000 Bond in Ball Cases

Armed Posse After. ~~Negro Who Escaped Jail “After Execution Sentenc

MARYLAND NEGRO IS ACCUSED OF ASSAULT   Another Lynching Will Prob. oy be Result — Has Escap. ed From  Prison Tv ice.

PUooE BENT ON — LYNGHING NEGRE   Sentenced to Be Executed for Assaulting White Girl Negro Escapes.

NEGRO FUGITIVE CORNERED IN WOOD   Isaiah Fountain Surrounded b Large Posse Near Hebron.

600 ARMED MEN  CLOSE NET ABOUT  ESCAPED NEGRO   Life: of "Girl's “Assailant: «1: * Threatened by Crowd in~  Moarvlend

NEGTO FLEEINC ~ FROM LAN Ua CAPTURED   Man Convicted of Criminal Assault on White Girl Is  ' Surrounded by Posse in Maryland Woods

bee HAS’ BEEN TRAPPED   POSSE. SURROUNDS ‘HIM: IN         Escaped Cordon Near Laurel Delaware, Last) Night: Bu Chaneos are Slim. Now. <=

DREAMS WILL COST MORE   Beedding Manufacturers Deelnre That Everything In Their Line Is to Be Hither.

Heedding Manutactarers Declare That Everything te Their Line Ix to Re Higher.

WILL FIGHT =TAGGART   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE SNNOUNCEs 1T WILL, OPPOSE HEE FOR SENATOR.

NAME WET CANDIDATES   Anti-Saloon League Publishes Partial! List of Whisky Men.

DRYS MARK MEN FOR DEFEAT   it: Saloon League to a x’ Wet Congressinen,   PENNSYLVANIANS ARE MARKED   Representatives: Brooks,of Twentieth District, and Stephen C. Porter; of _ Pittsburgh, Béing Attacked by Dry  Bnveae

ANTIS DECIDE TO WAGE FIGHT ON CANDIDATES   Taggart, Democrat, of Indiana’ First Man to be Opposed   Partial List of Candidates Not Classed As Dry Issued

ANT-SHLOON LEAGUE. PICKS CONGRESSMEN   That Will Do to Be Returned and Starts Out After Those Who May Desire to Amend the Volstead Ex  forcement Law.

THE DRYS ARE AGAINST TOM TAGGART OF INDIAN:   He ig One of the Main Backers of Democratic Presidential Candidate.

IMPERATIVE TO REELECT . SENA TOR WATSON, WAYNE WHEEL .ER ANNOUNCES.

TO FIGHT WET CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS   Anti-Saloon League Plans t Stick Its Finger in Every Pie.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE VOTES TAGGERT DOWN   Will Wage Battle Against Indiana Democrat On Prohibition Stand.

PITI-SALOON LEAGUE PICKS CONGRESSMEN   That: Will Do to Be Returned and Starts Out After Those Who May Desire to Amend -the Volstead En A miinntian each  awe

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO FIGHT SOME CANDIDATES   Organization Drafts List of Aspirants for Congress Against Whom it will Wage Battle os

HAS NOTHING TO FEAR   Germany Undisturbed b) Hardino’s Nomination

GERMANY APPLAUDS THE NOMINATION OF HARDING : BY REPUBLICAN PARTY

GERMANY JS FAVORABLE TO HARDING CANDIDACY   Has Nothing to Fear From Him, Says Newspaper.

HARDING NOMINATION FULLY SATISFACTORY TA PEOPLE OF GERMAN!   PROBABLE THAT RELATIONS 01 AMERICA WITH GERMANY WILL BE IMPROVED BY HIM.

Nothing to Fear From Nomination o! Harding as Repablican Candidate

“Master mind” of. $5,000, 000 bond. theft case surrenders himself   Friends make arrangements  to get him’ out: on de- ereased bail -.

“WICKY” ARNSTEIN GIVES HIMSELF UF   Alleged Master Mind of $5, 000,006 Bond Theft Conspi- racy in Custody at Last.

'U. $. GOODS FOR POLE ARMY   Forces to Be Re-equipped with Sup plies Purchased in Ameriea, Is Fteport.

Seren ee Ase Rm  UN CAUSES OF WALKOUT: FAMINE PERIL IN NEW YORK   Agents of Department of Justice Make Investigating Tour in New Jersey Yards—Workers Held Up at River Terminals.   TRUCKS SUPPLEMENT RAILROADS IN TRANSPORTATION OF SILK

MANHATTAN ISLE ALMOST ISOLATEL   Transportation Is Practically Paralyzed by Strikes of Railroad Switchmen, Tube Workers and Harbor Men.   NEW YORK FOOD SUPPLY SERIOUSLY THREATENED   Embargo Put on Express and Freight Traffic — Pennsy Is Selling Passenger Tickets Only Subject to Delay.

EAPREGO BANNED. INN. Y. AS STRIKE GATHERS (PET   Passenger Embargo May Come During Day, Report; Many Commuters Stalled.

EMBARGO SEEN ON PASSENGER TRAFFIC SOOK   New York City Suffer as Spreading Strike Hits All Traffic:

NEW YORK HARD HIT BY WALKOUT; ORDER EMBARGO   Ban Express Shipment: City Faces Fuel and Food Famine.

Thousands of New Jersey Commuters Unable to Reach-Manhattan, Few Ferries Still_in Opera-~ tion Being Jammed: to Capacity- Dispute — Brotherhood Heads’ Assertion Situ.  ---~ ation Easier in Chicago: ~   BAN-ON TRAVEL MAY BE -FORCED

N.Y, IS COMPLETELY DEMORALIZED AS RAILROAD STRIKE GAINS GROUND      'o Fuel and Food Shortage Is Added Scarcity of Workers Unable to Reach Their Places of Employment—Embargo on Express, May Include Passenger Service—Strikers Redoubling Efforts to Completely Isolate Manhattan Island   (Associated Press Telegrapl and Cavle Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

(AST RAILWAY SYSTEMS THROTTLED BY STRIKE   Tie-Up Spreads to Passenger and Express Service Caus- ing Embargoes.   NEW YORK CITY FACING  FOOD AND FUEL FAMINE:   Other Big Cities Also Endangered By Unauthorized Walk: out of Trainmen.   UNION CHIEFS HELPLESS   Chicago Reports an Improvement But Strikes Outside Are Reported Hourly. -

OIATE TROOPS NY CHIU ARUA WONT ATTACK SUNORA FORGES   Soldiers Sent Against Revolutionists Refuse to Fight, According to Deserters From Federal Army,   FRANCISCO VILLA IS SAID TO BE ACTIVE   Bandit Chieftain Is Keeping His Eyeon Garrisons from Which Carranza’s Men Have Been Withdrawn.

OIL KING SLAYER NOW IN MEXICO   Hired 4 Taxicab to Take Her Acros: the Line Yesterday.

REPORTED TO HAVE FLED TO MEXICO   Cisra Smith Haman Wanted For Alleged Shooting’ Reported To Have Made Escape.

S. UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Decision on Law Which: Provided Jury Trial of Persons Charged’ With Contemnt

ARRESTED AT POINT OF PISTOL   Lynn Man Charged With Fatally Wounding Lawrence Man “in Montreal   Detail of Police Surrounded House While Sergeant Entered to Make Arrest

Federal Garrisons at Parral, Jimines and Camargo, in Southern Chiluahua, Have Revolted, Meaning Accession to Sonera Cause of 6000 to 7,000 Men and Much Equipment,

CARRANZA REFUSES TO RESIGN. AI ~ REQUEST OF - BENERALS”   Washington Hears Federal Army  .. Commanders Advised President to Step Down at Conference Held in City of Mexico.   ALL, ‘REPORTS INDICATE eo. REVOLT 15 SUCCESSFUL

AGREES V0) otN GROUP TO TREAT WITH REBELS   Executive Refuses to Listen tc Lengthy Arguments of His Generals   FEDERAL GARRISONS _ REPORTED IN REVOLT,   Company Which Stays Loyal Is Arrested Intact by Revolutionists

Wanted Him to Resign in Favor of President Ad Interim Whom He or Mexican Congress Should Appoint; Agrees to Sending of Commission to the Revolutionists   FEDERAL GARRISONS IN REVOLT   LABOR’ CASTS LOT

RESIGN, ADVICE TO CARRANZA BY CHEFS AS REVOLT GROWS   Told He’d Better Name President: ad Interim.   RUFUSES AFTER LONG ARGUMENT   Consents, However, tc Withdrawal of Bonillas,

GENERALS ADVISE CARRANZA 10 QUIT AS MEXICAN LEADER   Main Reason Assigned is Inter vention by the United States in Trouble. }   ORGANIZED LABOR JOINS WITH REVOLUTIONIST:   President Carranza Refuses Advice but Would Negotiate with Opposition.

Carranza’s Advisers Urging Him to Resigr   ONLY WAY 70 AVERY CIVIL WAR, IS INTERVENTION BY UNITED STATES_HE LS UNWILEING—LABOR IN MEXICO iS TO CAST ITS LOY WITH SONORA CROWD. FEDERAL GARRISONS ARE JOINING FOE.

‘Report Received From Mexia      "WAREZ ABOUT TO JOIN — > THE-REBELS IS CLAIN   Control of Chihuahua Safely i_ Hands of Sonorans, Is - Assertion of Galles?   ~ ‘Brother, 

MEX GENERALS FOR CARRANZA AESIGNATION   BUT THE PRESIDENT REFUSES TO ACCEPT ADVICE GIVEN AT THE CONFERENCE   One of Chief Arguments Was That Danger of U. S. Intervention Would Be Eliminated.

Carranza Balks at Advice Of His Generals to Resigz   Although Refusing Recommendation, Mexican Chief Agreed to the Withdrawal of Presidential Candidacy of Bonillas, Ambassador to U. S.—Lengthy Arguments Presented by Some of Officers.

OTHER FEDERAL — _ GARRISONS. REVO   Chiefs Relieve. eve Resignation of ‘Would Pacify. ’ United States:

PRESIDENT CARRANZA ~ ADVIGED TO RESIGE   THREE FEDERAL GARRISONS IN SOUTHERN CHIHUAHUA REVOLT, IS REPORT.

CARRANZA ASKED BY HIS AIDES TO RESIGN AS CHIEF   Refuses Recommenda: tion But Will Parley With Revolutionists.

CARRANZA NOT TORESIGNTO HALT TROUBLE   Mexican Generals Fear In tervention by United States.

LEAUEHIO Aak GARHANZA [1 RELINQUI on PRESIUENGY   Chief Executive Is Advised By His Generals to Quit and Let Congress Appoint a Ruler Temporarily.   RECOMMENDATION IS REJECTED BY CHIEF   Agrees, However. to Withdraw Bonillas’ Candidacy and to Send Commissior to Confer With Sonorans.

ARMY LEADERS ASK CARRANZA TO QUIT   GENERALS ADVISE MEXICAN PRESIDENT TO RESIGN, ACCORDING TO ADVICES   LABOR JOINS I) &iVOLT   Organized Workers of Country Throw in Lot With Revolution —Are Arming,

OUI: STRIKE SPREADING   Ask President to Take Action; No Pian Saggested

Drink Crazed, Kills Children, Shoots Wite   Flavoring Extract Then Leads Indian to Suicide.

inst Building Trades Head and  ‘Street Disaster Reprisal others, “World” Declares   K OF INDIVIDUALS AND NOT OF UNION, ALLEGE!

N.Y. WORLD BLAMES WALL STREET BLAST TO LABOR AGITATOR   Publishes Alleged Expose Union Men’s Connection with Outrage.

CTREET BLAS!   NEWYORK WORLD LINKS THE EXPLOSION WITH BUILDING TRUST GRAFT

LD 10 BIG LABOR WAR   Newspaper Says Explosion Due to Trouble Within the Union.   Bees Plot to Take Revenge on Build. ing Trades Council Chief—Makes Independent Investigation of Wali Street Disaster.

MORE ABOUT BOMB OUTRAG   NEW YORK WORLD SAYS MYSTERY “SOLVED”   Great Paper Asserts Disaster Due To Revenge on Buildine Contractor.

[NYO N.Y. LMT TOLABDH TROUBLE   Gotham Paper Claims to Have Solved Wall Street Cemb.   WAR WITHIN LABOR CIRCLES   Declares It Was Not the Work o Reds—Sees Plot to Take Revenge on Building Trades Council Chief.

WALL STREET BLAST — ~BUE TO LABOR PLOT “ SAYS GOTHAM PAPEF   Evening World Presents Regul _of Investigation of Explosion {   VENGEANCE AGAINST BRINDELL . RESPONSIBLE FOR: DISASTER   Head of Building Council Had Many Enemies in Labor Ranks

Says That Workers Had it if For President of, Buildir - Trades Council ’ arid ought

NEW YORK WORLD SOLVES: MYSTERY   “ELAIMS IT HAS SOLUTION OF MYS TERIOUS EXPLOSION IN WALL STREE?.

EVENING WORLD SOLVES BLAST?   Says New York Explosion Caused by Union Men Opposed to Building Trust.   POINTS OUT EVIDENCE

LAYS. NEW YORK “BLAST TO GRAFT   Newspaper Says Hatred Brindell Caused Explosion,   UNION CHIEF DEN.ES CHARGE   Head of Home Wreckers’ Organiza. tion -Disciaims Responsibility and Says “Men Fight Clean.*

NY EVENING WORLD SO ASSERTS   Bomb to Get Wreckers o! Stock Exchange Annex

etropolitan Newspaper Says That Blast Was ffort at Revenge Against President of Building Trades Council and His Men; 800 “Sober and Industrious” Foreigners ictims of “Greed and Injustice,” Charge.

WORLD HAS VERSION OF EXPLOSION CAUSE   NEW YORK PAPER MAKES INDE PENDENT INVESTIGATION OF WALL STREET AFFAIR.

New York World Says Re. - venge on Union. Official.’ Inspired Explosion. « -

NEW YORK WORLD HAS A OULUTION UF THE BLOW UP   Charges Wall Street Explosion Result of Labor Plot Against Brindell.

BOMB PLOT ‘EXPLAINED’ "BY N. Y. EVENING WORLD   Declares Wall Street Explosion Caused by Labor Men or Sympathizers in Revenge Against Brindell.

N.Y. BOMB LAID TO LABOR WAR   Newspaper Says Explosion Due to Trouble Within the Union.   NOT THE WORK OF ANARCHISTS      Sees Plot to Take Revenge on Suild  Ing: Trades Council Chief—Makes independent investigation of   Wali Street Digaater.

NEWSPAPER LAYS NY. BLAST TO LABOR TROUBLE   Evening World Claims to Have Solved the Wall Street Bomb Outrage.

UNION MEN CAUSED WALL STREET BOMB BLADT, PAPER SAYS   New York World Lays Blame Against Radicals for Explosion That Cost Two Score Lives.

NV, WORLD  ule Tic UF SEPTEMBER BME TTRAGE   Paper Investigates Affaii Independently and Makes Startling Disclosures   LINKS DISASTER WITH BUILDING RING GRAFT   Says 1800 Persecuted For eign Workers Involved in Alleged Plot

WAR OF BUILDERS REAL CAUSE OF EXPLOSION   New York Evening World Says Wall Street Horror Was Intended for Brindell

WALL STREET. “EXPLOSION SOLVED?      In Which it Charges That Bomb Was Set Off by Labor Sympa_ thizers Against Brindell —

“SOLVES WALL. - ST. EXPLOSION”   New York World Announces Result .of its Independent  Investigation   Links Outrage Which Took Two Score of Livés’ With ~ *Ruildine’ Trust Graft”

EXPLOSION PLOT IN WALL STREET ‘SOLVED’ BY NEW YORK WORLE   Attempt Made to Link Dis aster With Building Trust.

NY. WORLD SAYS Bb EXPLOSION INL YUE TO LABORERS SCHEME TO OBTAIN REVENGE   Says That Workers Had it ir For President of Building  “Trades Council and Sough To Put Him Out of Busines: By This Method.

WOMAN ANXIOUS TO “SHOOT” FALLS   DETROIT MISS SEEKS PERMIT FOR NIAGARA BARREL TRIP ENGLISHMAN LOST

GIRL WOULD “SHOOT” NIAGRA      Detroit Young Woman Seeks Permit To Go Over Falls.

GIRL WOULD SHOOT NIAGARA   Detrott Wiese Anxions to Try Stent in     ' ae BRarwrel 

Saloon Keepers Confess. Operations On National Scale Declave Federal Arents,

BOUND T0 BREAK UP A BIG WHISKY RING   CONSPIRACY AT CHICAGO To EVADE DRY LAW.   Officials ef Distillizg Companies. Deputy Revenue Agent and Politiefiams Are Concerned in the Violations.

DISTILLERS AND POLITICIANS IN WHTOKY RUNNIN  PLOT, ALLEGEL   Bootlegging Already Carried On In Chicago Has Netted Those fo od In it Close to $1.0   -ARGE SUMS EXPENDED TO BRIBE OFFICIALS   Saloon Keepers Said to Have Given Clue; Grand Jury Will Be Asked to Indic  At  pact a Sanroa

‘Uncover Vast Graft: Between Dry Agents : and Whisky Dealers   ILLICIT ‘TRAFFIC IN LIQUOR PLANNED “ON. ,NATIONAI SCALE WITH CHICAGO AS HEAD 'QUARTERS;FOR ._ PERMIPINIM RAMIFICATIONS © -

NATIONAL WHISKEY PING SUSPECTED   ‘Confessions of -Chicage: Saloon Keepers Reveals Na; fional Organization “

WHISKEY RING UNDER PROBE   $45,009 PAID CHICAGO POLITICIAN TO SECURE FORGED PEPMITS FOR BOOZE RUNNING

GREAT BOOZE RING PROBE 15 STARTED   CHICAGO BOOTLEGGERS SAIL TO HAVE MADE MILLION DOL : LARS IN ILLICIT TRADE,

NATJON-WIE Ht i WHISKY   Distillers and. Paliticians      * “fessions 2.   INDICTMENTS: TOOF OLLOW   Chicago: Saloon: “Keepers Reveal Activities to “Ot hinete it *

WHISKEY DEMLER ARE UNDER FIRE   Confessions of Chicago Saloor Keepers Implicate Several Politicians.

MRS. A. J. KINGS — ~ DIES IN CHICAGO   ‘METER TEN DAYS OF TREATMENT—WAS ILL FOR wens

MRS. A. J. KINGS DIES IN CHICAGC   SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL THERE AFTER TEN DAYS OF TREATMENT—WAS ILL FOR WEEKS.

SEE MAROTALL AD DARK HORSE. TQ BE. FEARFT   Vice President Would Prefe Digby Corners But Will PRecnond.

Can't Land  Favorite Sons Will Al! Be Given Their Fling, But at Proper Moment N. Y. and Hil. Will Get Behind Ind.  mwwt C.J Te

DIG FUND PLA OIL ELUOIVE: WITNESS FAILS TO ASSIST GOK   Senate Investigating Committee Learns G. QO. P, Planned Intensive Camnaione inh4 Cities in U.S.   “SINISTER” PURPOSES ARE NOT ESTABLISHED   State and County Uniels, Not Upham, Fixed Quotas in Their District; Women Siow to Contribute Money

COMMITTEE IS UNDECIDED ON FUTURE ACTION   Reed and Pomerene Insist On Further Inquiry, But G. O. P. Members Would Make Probe Into Liquor Interests Activities.

Committee Secures: “Admissisns Sustaining “Cox’s Charges   QUOTAS IN OHIO WERE “DOUBLED TO MAKE SURE   Kelly Says Counties Were - Assessed Twice What Comnittee Expected ‘to Re ~ - eeive’ for Find ¢-

AT ODDS OVER FUND PROOF   SENATE COMMITTEE DIVIDED AS TO CONTINUING COX'S “CASE.”   Republican Members Say Char«en Have Pallien Flat, but Democrats Are Sure They Are Being Proved by Testimony.

Testimony of John Keliy, of State Ways and Means for Ohic ‘and Henry Owen, an ‘Organizer For Ohio, and Some _ Southern States Were Given, .   NEAR CHICAGO END OF INVESTIGATION

SENATORS ARE DIVIDED - AS TO-CONTINUATION OF ~GAMIPRICH FUND INQUIRY   ‘Investigation Will Be Conchidec  At Chicago Saturday. - ;

satten of Reports Emanaiing From Pittsburgh That Liquor In terests Are Taking an Aciize Part in Present Campain Would Be Pursued Instead   COMMITTEE GPINIEN IS MUCH DIVIDED   Ge to New York and There Subpoena Colonel Wilfam Boyce Thomsson and Giker !     Leaders

FUND PROBERD UNDECIDED A510 FUTURE COURSE   3. O. P. READY TO QUIT BU DEMOS SAY GO AHEAD WITH HEARING

REPUBLIGAN FUND TOTAL 4,079, 000   TREASURER UPHAM ADMITS “OUTSIDE TOTAL’ WILL REACH THAT SUM.   OVER A MILLION RAISED   Senatorial Investigators Bring Out That West and Middle West  Have Been the Largest Contributors.

Republican Senators Say Evidence Does Not Warrant Summoning Further Witnesses Upon CCnesiatian Bund’: Democrats Dissent. 

FOR RAISING MOWEYUSED   Can Buy Republican’s Sys > tem From Y.M.C.A. for - 25 Cents Says Owen.      OTAS FIXED DOUBLE AMOUNT TO BE RAISED   Further Testimony Bearing ox “Gov. Cox’s Charges Elli~~“ Gltted by Committee -

Republicans Want to Goto Pittsburg to Investigate Liquor Charges Against Cox—Democrats Want to Go to New York—Split Likely.

DIFFER WHERE TO MEET NEXT   Republican and Demo. “cratic Senators Fail to Agree on Subject

MIGHT ABANDON INVESTIGATION   <ENATE COMMITTEE DIVIDED ON QUESTION OF CHARGES.   MAY EXAMINE DEMOCRAT FUND

REPUBLICANS SAY CHARGES STILL UNPROVEN AND MOVE TO HALT WORK AT CHICAGO

FIXED QUOTAS BEYOND HOPES SAYS WITNESS   Ohio Man Says G. O. P.  Aimed at Moon Hoping to Hit Tree Tors   NO SINISTER PURPOSE   QUIZZERS TOLD THAT G. O. P METHOD OF FUND RAISING WAS STOCK PLAN

COX'S SLUSH CHARGES           Democrats Are Anxious to € om: tinue Investigation—New Form is Given Out.    WANT SUBPOENA FOR W. B. THOMPSON OF NEW YORK   Assistant Treasurer Admits In tensive Drive fer Monday in Fifty-Four Wagons,

GOV. GOX CHARGES MAY BE DRDPPE   Senate Committee Divided on Question of Pursuing Investication—Wind Up Chicago End Inquiry Today.

SURPRISE OF $400 18 GIVEN TO CAMPAIGNER   WORKER IN NEWBERRY ELEC TION TELLS OF RECEIVING MONEY IN SEALED ENVELOPE

~AGREEABLE   SUPRISE CF $400 FOR NEWBERR) WORKER   Testimony Concerning Bank Account: Introduced by Government.

MONCY AFrAlRD IN THE CANVASS   Of the State of Michigan in the Newberry Campaign for the Senatorship.   BANKING ACCOUNTS OF THE NEWBERRY AIDES   Organization Was Complete and Sinews of War Were Well Supplied.

DISINTEGRATION OF OLD PARTIES IS PROPHESIED BY FUGENE DEBS   iConvict Nominee of the Socialists, Behind Bars, Gives Interview 7   ANALYZES THE ISSUES  Declares Wilson Would Wreck His’ Party On  Treaty Question

Uego TALKING WITHIN PRISON   ‘Socialist Nominee for Presi. { dency Gives His Ideas of Affairs Political.   REVIEWS FEATURES OF PRESENT CAMPAIGN   Says Socialists are Going ‘to Appeal This Year to Men Who Think.

Debs discusses issues involv_ed in the campaign now approaching   PEOPLE DISTAUS? WILSON   Socialists unified and eager for the fray with old parties

DEBS er a      Oblivious to Surroundings, He Talks of Issues; Is Radical   SAYS: HOOVER TO GET.NO MENTION   Says Fighting Within Socialis Party Healthy Sign; Cites Populists _

NU UPRISING ON BILL'S BIRTHDAY   Everything Passes Off Quietly in Ber. lin on Kaiser’s Anniversary: Troops Patroi City; Erzberger’s Condition Now Believed More Serious. . .

ERZBERGER WEAKER   Pulse of Wounded German Esnutec Wirister at 120 Leda.

ERZBERGER WORSE TODAY.   Hus Ne Weyer But Palse is Wigh auc We is Very Weak.

ERZBERGER If NOT ON MEND   Condition of German Vice Pre mier is Not Regarded So Favorable.

CONDITION IS _— WORSE TODAY   X-Ray Revealed Bullet - Firmly Lodged in © Shoulder Blade

EXPENSE OF THREAT: ENED  REFEREN: DUM LATER DE. FEATS THE ORDINANCE.   AINUE. Big Budget for Next Six . Months Passed—Police,  Firemen and Others Granted New Pay In Anema nh

EXPENSE OF THREAT: ENED REFEREN. DUM LATER  DE FEATS THE ORDINANCKH   Big Budget for Next Six Months Passed—Police, Firemen and Others Granted New Pay In hnMeAnott

WESPERN LEAGUE OF      Grounds «arein’ Good  Coridition For Today's Gaics, .

DENIED   That United States Asked Confer ence for Resuming Russian Trade.

OnTT Lot LAGU  FOR IREL ANT   ISSUERS MANIFESTO CONDEMN. ING BRETESH ADMINISTRATION OF FRESH APR ATRS   ETS CLOSE ATTENTION   The Manifesta Received Close Attention in High Gevernmeny Circles. ——Urges Withdrawal of Meitish Troeps From Ireland.

BRITIGH LABOR WALL HELP RISt   Laborites Appoint Committee tc Investigate “Black and Tan” Reprisals.

QUICK WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH FORCES FROM IRELAND IS DEMANDED   Self- Determination of Ireland Even if a Republic is Form: ed is Advocated

OFT UNTO TALL i      ‘Government Policy Condemned . by British-Unions and. Withdrawal Asked.   Arthur Henderson.Heads Com_ mittee Which Will Go to lreland., -

BRYAN-AND THE PRESIDENT PART ON PEACE PACT COVENANT ISSUE   Wilson Belleres ‘Question Should Be Sabmitted: te: Vote -of People, . Bryan Oppesite View.

WILSON AND BRYAN PART ~ POLITICAL COMPANY ON ISSUES FOR CAMPAIGN   President Would Submit Approval Of League To The Voters As The Clean and Single Way And Has Not Slightest Doubt Of Verdict   FRISCO TO GET CONVENTION   Some Speakers Held Views Like Wilson, Some Like Bryan, While Others Did Not Touch On The Subject

aPLIT BETWEEN BI AN AND WILSON DEVELOPS   OPPOSITE VIEWS OVER MAKING LEAGUE. ISSUE IN COMING ELECTION.   Democrats Select San Francisco as National Convention City and Decide on June 28 as Date.

Bryan Insists Democrats Cannot Share With Republicans Responsibility For Further Delay But Must Compromise

WILSON AND BRYAN DIVIDE OVER PEACE TREATY ISSUE   President Says Whole Question Should be Put Up To People at November Election—Bryan for . Compromise to Avoid Responsibility for Continued Delay in Signing Treaty.

LUNG olLENGE Io FALL BROKEN AT PARTY DUNNER   Former Secretary of State Would Leave Issue in Congress’ Hands.   Thus Opposing Chief Magis. trate, Who Would Refer to People.

WILSON TACKSON DAY MESSAGE SAYS NATIONAL REFERENDUM ONLY WAY OUT   SILENT AS TO C/NDIDACIES   President Ignores Third TermBryan Non-Committal—Frisco 5 Gets Convention.

PRESIDENT URGES. VOTE ON- TREATY   Would Submit Question for Determination at the Next Election.   BRYAN ADVISES COMPROMISE   Wilson and Commoner in Split Over Ratification of the’ Pact at tho Jackson Day Dinner in Washington.

BRYAN BREAKS ‘WTIH PRESIDENT  ON LEAGUE PACT   Says Demos Cannot Afford to Take Chance of Going before People at: Coming Election on Record.   WILSON SAYS “ISSUE”   President Sends Letter ta Democrat ic Pow-wow Declaring the Ratification of Treaty Must Become  Political Iasue. 

STEEL STRIKE fo DECLARED OFF bY UNION OFFICERS   NJ. BRYAN ofa PRESIDENT 3 PLAN IMPOSSIBLE   Failure Is Charged to Operators, Newspapers, Federa and State Troops Co-operating Against Labor’s Rights.   Nebraskan Declares Democrats Cannot Afford to Gc Before Country on Such Is: sue as League Affords.

BRYAN TAKES SSUE WITH WILSON   President Wants the Decisior of the People and Bryan © a Compromise   ON THE PEACE TREATY

GOING BEFORE ~ PUBLIC WOULE DELAY PEACE   IF MABE ELECTION ISSUI CHANCES FOR DEFEAT STILL EXIST   PLEADS FOR EARLY ACTION   fn Program for Future Commoaer Favors Adoption of  “Initiative and Referendum’ Policy as Next Reform.

WILSON AND ~ BRYAN BREAK ON TREATY   bi ee Issue and Bryan Wants Com-  promise

PARTY CHIEFS IN NATIONAL CAUCAS DIVIDED ON LEAGUE PACT; SCME APPEAL FOR SOLID STAND — OTHERS FAVOR COMPROMISE—SAN FRANCISCO GETS CONVENTION.

PRESIDENT URGES VOTE ON TREATY   Would Submit Question for Be. termination at the Next Election.   Wilson and Commoner in Split Over Ratification of the Pact at the  Jackson Day Dinner in VUlachinantan

~ UPON TREATY   Would Submit Question for De« termination at the Next mt Election,   BAYAN ADVISES COMPROMISE   Fes  Wilson and Comm @*r in Split Over Ratification cf the Pact at the dackeon Day Dinner in Washington.

DEMOCRATS CAN NOT AFFORD 10 SUBMIT ISSUE   Bryan Declares Democrats Cannot Go Before the Country With League of Nations as the Issue.   PROPOSITIONS FOR FUTURE PROGRAM

HEMOGRATS Wi EET SH FANGS   Select Coast City for Conven tion and Will Assemble There on Monday, June 28   Continue Rule Requizing Two thirds Vote for Nominatian of Candidate

PARTY RALLY OtES GENERAL CONFIDENCE THAT ~——MIGTORY WILL AGAIN PERGH UPON 17S BANNERS   1 SPLIT BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND BRYAN IS ONE DARK CLOUD ON HORIZON—TWO GREAT JACKSON DAY FEASTS WITNESS MANY SPEECHES

Democratic National Conven.tion to Meet on June 28—Pomerene Wants Treaty Ratified With or Without Reservations —— Republican Administration is Arraigned.

AND BRYAN SPLIT   Sommoner at Jackson Dinner Urges Reservations.   TREATY IS CAUSE OF BREAK   Executive Advocates Submission of Question at Next Genera! Election for Determination by the Voters of the Nation.

WILSON AND BRYAN BREAK   Commoner Urges Compromise or Treaty, While President Advocates Form of Referendum.

ASKS LEAGUE NOT BE MADE RAGE FACTOR   Action of President’s Former Secretary of State Tops Off Jackson Day Deliberations of Democratic Party Chiefs.   REPUBLICANS ASSAILED   Chief Executive in Message Asks Document Be Made Basis of Fight at Election—Says Nothing Regarding Third Term,

DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   TESTDENT AND BRYAN AT ODDS OVER PEACE TREATY,   FRISCO GETS CONVENTION   Jackson Day “Lovefeast” Leaves a let of Prospective Candidates Still Somewhat Diseonecerted,

EFERENDUM AT LECTION URGED   nly Way Out” Is for People to Decide Questiog, President Declares   LITS WITH BRYAN   ter Asserts,14 Months’ Delay annot Be Permitted—Other Democrats Voice Opinions

JNGKSON DAY Ta = FEATURED BY Blt DEMOCRAT FEAST   Party Celebrities Fill Largest Dining Rooms of Two Hotels and Same Orators Speak to Diners at Each Place.

BRYAN OPPOSES — - PRESIDENT. PON ~ TREATY. ADOPTION   Many Speeches at the Jackson "Day Dinner Reveal Divided  Policies-—Gist of Speeches.

Bryan Splits Openly With Wilson. Over Question of League as Campaign Issue

BRYAN SPLITS WITH WILSON   REFUSES TO ENDORSE STANDPAT TREATY ATTITUDE.   SAYS HE FAVORS COMPROMISE   ACCEPTANCE OF SENATE RESERVATIONS tRGED,   Inststent in Demanding That senate Democrats Give Ground and Ratify Pact Before En tering (nmpaicen.

MoADOO TAMES LEAD “AMONG CANDIDATES AT-SAN FRANGISCD   “Overnight Developments Have _ Shattered Carefully Planned Political Strategy.   ‘PALMER STILL HAS HOPE   Some of McAdoo's Optimistic - Supporters Predict His Nomination on Fourth Ballot.

EXPECT.   EXPECT “ME WILL HAVE ae VOTES. ON CFIRAT BALLOT— WPR SECEGXD.   aoy. EDWARDS FOLLOWERS GEVE TP Lene BAY es

TO BE NOMINATED  ON 4TH. BALLOT   ‘SUPPORTERS SAY HE WILL POLI  $50 VOTES ON THE FIRST  BALLOT

Ohioan’s “Backers See Vietory After Early Balloting   MURPHY'S AID ¥$ EXPECTED   Believe. Paimer -Will . Weaker Within Four Votes

WELL LAID PLANS ARE SHATTERED   McAdoo’s Entrance Has Balled up the Arrangements of the Leaders--May. Fall Back on Wilson.

SIRATEGY {o SHATTERED, FOES LINE  UP NEW   Overnight Developments at S. F. Cause Complete Re alignments

CHEAPER CLOTHING FUR MEN COMING SURE oAYo ASSOCIATION MRECTAE   ONE-THIRD LOWER PRICES SURE IF PEOPLE REFUSE TO BUY HIGH PRICED GOODS,

DENIES RUMORS OF TROUBLES IN SOUTH AMERICA   FOREIGN MINISTER OF BRAZIL SAYS COUNTRY WILL CONTINUE CO-OPERATION WITH U. 8.

MEETING AT MOORESVILLE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, PARAGON, SATURDA Yq_QyuIGHT,

MEETING AT MOORESVILLE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, PARAGON, SATURDAY NIGHT.

3-DAY WEEK AT TIRE PLANT   Fisk Company of Chicopee Falis Saya Aim té to Give Work to as Many as Possible.

STATE REPUBLICANS WILL G0 10 MARION   Webb Woodfill of This City Has Charge of Plans for 6th and 8th Districts of Indiana

SIX EXCURSIONS FROMINDIANA 10 HARDING'S HOME   Such Is the Announcement From State Headquarters of the Party.   FIRST ONE ON AUGUST 28   Will Start From Indianapolis— Is Expected to Carry One Thousand Voters.

FOOLS FATHER ON RETURN OF ABDUCTED BARY.   "AKIR ASKS AND.GETS $12): 000: BUT COUGHLIN CHILD STILL ABSENT OO:   Father Abandons Hope of Direct’  Dealing With the Kidnappers' After This

CRANK GETS MONEY BOY. NOT RETURNED      Father” of Kidnaped © Babe “Duped: vof $12,000 .by, Un-’ _known! ‘Person, 7

FATHER OF LOST BABY VICTIM OF SWINDLER   Gives “The Crank” $12,000 For Return of Kidnapped Son Oniy to Find Him Felar

POLICE AT WORK   POLICE AT WORK  Norristown, Pa., Man Makes Vain Effort to Recover Baby Missing Two Weeks.

SWINDLES FATHER. ~OF STOLEN CHILD   lah Known jin Coughlin Casi ‘as “The Crank’ With $12,000  Flees

DEFRAUDED OF $12,000 BY ‘CRANK’   Money Left by G. H. Coughlin atDesignated Spot, but  Babe Is Not Returned—-Revenge Believed Motive to Abduction.

REVENGE THOUGHT KIDNAPING MOTIVE   Father of. Blakely Coughlir Gives Up $12,000 and Fails to Recover Baby.

STOLEN BOY IS NOT RETURNED   Father Personally Negotiated With the Alleged Kidnappers  and Loses Money.   ‘LEFT $12,000 AT DESIGNATED SPOT   ae ene  Money Was Taken But Thirteen-Months-Old Child Was Not Produced.

PAD Sadeg iT   Kidnaped Child’s Parent Swindled Out of Huge.Sum Left - for Babe’s Return .

DISTRACTED: FATHER ~OF MISSING CHILD MULCTED OUT OF LARGE AMOUNT BY FRANNIT ENT. APPEAL:

mided mt          ‘and Dollars at in Place But Failed to- Find ‘the Baby, Money Being ‘Gone When He Returned.

KIDNAPPERS HAD DOUBLE MOTIVE   Police Believe Baby Was Stol len for Revenge, Not Ransom

SEARCH ON FOR KIDNAPPED CHILD   RANSOM WAS PUT UP AT DES IGNATED SPOT AND TAKEN, BUT CHILD WAS NOT  LEFT THERE. :

TAKE $12,000 RANSOM BUT CHILD STILL HELD   Father of Coughlin Baby Turns Case Over to Police Again.   REVENGE MOTIVE, CLAIM

POLICE HUNT FOR BLAKELY COUGHLIN   Father Gives Up Private Search for Kidnaped Bab‘ When “Crank” Beats Hin Out of $12,000.

Father of Coughlin Baby Swindled. Out of $12,000 But Fails to Get. His Son

RANSOM iS LEFT BUT  INFANT NOT RETURNED   Police Are Now Searching for “The Crank,” Who Is Be lieved to Have Little Blakely Coughlin—More Letters Received

_VOL. 27- ‘NO. 166.  CHILD'S. ABDUICTOR FAILS 10 KEEP HIS ENGAGEMEN:   Father of 13-Months-Old Norris. town Baby Swindled of $12,000.   CASE BACK TO _ POLICE   Father Gives Up All Hope of Dealing Directly With Child’s Abductors.

POLICE RESUME QUEST FOR THE COUGHLIN BABY   Father of Child Gives Up $12,000 for Return of Boy Only To Find He Has Been Defrauded.

NEWBERRY APPEAL 1S FILED AT WASHINGTON   Senator and Co-Defendants Attack Validity of Corrupt. Practices Act.   HEARING IN 18 MONTHS

An American Dies  ae In London Toda:   While Driving a Horse Ina Race Near London Waller Winans ‘Collapsed nial Tick  ‘+

AMERICAN HORSEMAN DEAD IN LONDON   Walter Winan, Son of Balti morean, Dies While Driving in Race in England. r

WALTER WINANS DIES IN RACE.   Noted Horseman Collapsed On Lon > don Track,

WANT TROOPS BROUGHT HOME   Army Circles Oppose U. S. Soldiers in Rhineland Uniess Senate Ratifies Peace.

SAY BRING SOLDIERS HOME   Washington Army Circles Oppose Yanks in Rhineland.

LEADERS READY 10 THROW UP SPONGE   Further Compromise Negotiations On Peace Treaty Begin To Look Futile.

SENATE LEADERS: WILL MAKE BAST -CTAND ON TREAT   Efforts to Reach Compr mise to Be Made Tomorrow   TWO POINTS IN WA'

RENEW EFFORTS TO COMPROMISE ON PEACE PACT   One More Try Will Be Made at Overcoming Stumbling  Block, Article 10

ANOTHER  EFFORT ON ‘THE TREATY   COMPROMISE TO BE MADE BY SENATE LEADERS TOMORROW   Will Try to Reach Agreement on. Article 10 and Mon-oe. Doctri ‘ine, the rir  Monroe Doctrine, Princi—so pal Ctoumhling Rinal-c .

FINAL EFFORT WILL BE MADE SENATORS SAY   BIPARTISAN CONFERENCE _ ON TREATY TO MEE! ONE MORE TIME.   If: Article X and’ Monroe Doc. trine: Differences Continue Ficht Will Start.

LEADERS STILL HOPE 10 FIND A COMMON GROUN      wil Make Another Effort: Tore   row te Agree on Article 10 ‘and Monroe Docttine.   BITTER FIGHT WILL BE STAGED IF THEY: FA!   Only Article 10 and: Monroe Do trine Stand in Way of Oomplete Agreement.: © —   TEUTON LABOR HEAD. TALK   Attending Labor Meeting in Pari He Points Out. Advantages  in Peace Treaty. -

ARTICLE X AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE STUMBLING BLOCKS   But for Them An Early Comprcmise On the Peace Treaty Could Be Reached.   TO SENATE WITH TREATY.   Democrats Will Spend Anocthe Day In Conference Before  Throwing Up the Sponge.

TO MAKE ONE - MORE EFFORT   Breathing ‘Spell Granted ' to Take Inventory of Compromise Stock

§ WILLVDEPARTMENT HEAL  MOREURGES SOUTHER TO FIND CATTLEMEN WOR MISE IN FORERADICATIOI PFEMENT OF STOGK TICK’

CONFERLES WILL TRY 76 END FIGHI   Effort to Prevent Collapse of Parley Is Promised Thursday—WM onroe Doctrine and Article 10 Stumbling Blocks.

REFUSES 10 LET THE TREATY DIE   Republicans and Democrats To Mak Last Effort To Get Together on  Reservations Tomorrow.

Soviet Russia Intends Respecting In dependence of Poland   But Demands Landlorda of Poland Give Guarantees Agaigst Renewed Attacks oo Russia.

RUSSO-POLISH ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED   Lenine Delegation At Minsk Submits Proposal Announcing Russia’s lntention of Respecting Independence of Poland.

ARSE AND      Russia To Respect Inileperidence of Poland, It Is Said.   GUARANTEES ARE  BEING DEMANDED   The Landlords Of Poland Must Not Renew Attacks On  Russia.

REDS DEMAND POLISH ARMIES STOP ATTACKS   WORKERS MUST ARM OR COUN. TRY BE DISARMED, ENVOYS AT MINSK STATE

Independence Of Poland To Be Respected   But Landlords Must Give Guarantees Against Renewed Attacks On Russia   PARLEY RENEWED THIS MORNING

WORKERS MUST ARM OR COUN. TRY BE DISARMED, ENVOYS AT MINSK STATE

LLOYD GEORGE TBLO HOW TO REACH EAMONN DEVALERA   Said “Ordinary Methods of Communication Are Open to You.”

RELANU LUUKD 1 THE U. 8. FOR AID   Cork’s Lord Mayor Sends Mes: sage to Irish-Americans.   ALSO APPEALS TO RED CROSS   Another Move for Truce is Made— Premier Tells Sinn Fein Head He Can See Griffith and Communicate With De Valera.

SINN FEIN LEADER TO CONFER WITH _ ~ TMPRISONED GHIEE   Mayor of Cork Appeals t Irish-Americans-to'Raise Relief Fund

Suggests Organization of Relief Fund and Appeals to the Red Cross to Send Contingent to Troubled Island   FEINIAN WOULD CONFER WITH MOVEMENT HEADS

IRISH LOOK TO U.S. FOR RELIEF   Lord Mayor of Cork Sends Mase sage to Irish-Americans.   RED CROSS AID (IS ASKED   Premier Lioyd George Tells Sinn Fein Head He Can See Griffith and Communicate With Dg’Vaiera —Priest Ig Killed.

MAYOR ASKS: RELIEF FUND FOR IRELAND   Cork Lord Mayor Also Asks for Unit of Red Cross In City.

SINN FEIN LEADER GRANTED REQUEST   Lloyd Gebrge. Will Allow Fathe O'Flanagan: To. Consult ‘Gait

LLOYD GEORGE SENDS REPLY TO SINN FEIN   Assures Its President of Saf Conduct for Seeing Arthur Griffith.

IRISH LOOK TO U, S. STATES FOR RELIEF FROM ENGLAND   Premier Lloyd George Telis Sinn Fein Head He Can See Griffith and Communicate With De Valera —Priest is Killed.

SINN FEINERS DISCUSS TRUCE   Lloyd-George Gives Father Q’ Flannagan Right to Consult with Arthur Griffith

THIS WAY FOR  SOME RELIEF   Lord Mayor of Cork Sends Message to Irish-Americans.   RED CROSS AID IS ASKED   *remier Lioyd George Telis Sinn Feir Head He Can See Griffith and Communicate With De Valera —Priest is Killed.

Irish Priest Shot Dead By Soldiers   CORK APPEALS TO AMERICAN RED CROSS FOR ASSISTANCE.

APPEAL TO U.S. FROM IRELAND   Lord Mayor of Cork Asks Irish-Americans to Organize Relief Fund   Also Appeals to Americar Red Cross to Send Contin. gent to Cark Speedily

LLOYD GEORGE GRANTS REQUEST  OF ACTING HEAD OF SINN FEIN   Premies gefengs O'Flanagan That Faciliiies Will Be Affordes Him for Seeing Arthur Griffith Respecting Efforts to Bring About Truce. *

BRITISH PREMIER ANSWERS REQUES!   Will Afford Facilities For Consultation.

PREMIEA FO LLL FLANAGAN ott OWN TEIN aed  Lloyd George Will Give Acting President Time to Consult Griffith.  TART ABOUT DE VALERA  Says Ordinary Channels of Communication ia U.S Are Open.         Lloyd George Will Give Acting President Time to Consult Griffith.   TART ABOUT DEVALERS

HANNEMAN.ZELL NUPTIALS   Were Solemnized Last Wednesday Evenin nt Home of Bride’s Parents

BOOZER-SHEPHERD ‘ NUPTIALS   PRETTY WEDDING AT BRIDE'S HOME WEDNESDAY EVENING

ALLIES AGREE OVER THE ~ SOVIETS SAYS PREMIE   Lioyd-George Explains Situation to House of Commons, Reads Notes,

ENGLAND, FRANCE, —TALY IN ACCORD   All Agree Regarding Negotiations With Soviet Russia, Says Llovd George.

Allies i m Agreement on Peace Conference With Reds, Says Lloyd George   DEMOCRATS WILL NGCEPT CAMPAIGA IETS GF ANY SIZE

Three Powers Acreed as to Details of the  Conference with Sovief

AGREEMENT ON SOVIET 1S Hal   England, France and _ Italy Are Agreed on the Negotiations With the Lenine Forces, Despite Reports to the  Danton r

THREE NATIONS IN ACCORD.   Sritain. France and Italy United On Negotiations With Soviet,

ON CONFERENCE WITH BOLSHEVIKI   England, France, Italy in Unanimity, Llyod George Asserts   Cavalry Reported Within 37 Miles of City; Women and Children in Arms

TO AID PET ROLEU M INTERESTS.   Administration of Department § i: Mexico to Be Altered.

DEATH OCCURED SUNDAY MORNINC   MES. LIVONIA SHORT PASSED AWAY AT HOME OF SISTER, MRS. 0. M. SLEETH,   HOLD FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

BeATH OCCURED SUNDAY MORNIN   Mrs. Livonia Short Passed Away at Home of Sister, Mrs. O. M. Sleeth, Near Milford.

SENATE REJECTS      RESIDENT'S: PLEA REFUSED      forgone “Respectfully, Declite’* te Give, Authority to Take unten i  “Armenian  Control

WILSON PLEA FOR ARMENIA IS REJECTED   Senate, By Overwhelming Vote, . Respectfully Declined To Grant - Request Of Mandate.   VOTE 62 FOR TO 23 AGAINST   Democratic Leaders Counselled Delay and Sought In Vain. To Postpone Action Until Next  HS gs SF a Te   HITCHCOCK AMENDMENT FAILS

PLEA AY CTAINE Wie   Thirteen Democrats Line Up With Republicans in Re- . fusing Mandate   HITCHCOCK OPPOSES ACT   Expected That House Will Be Equaily Opposed to Armenian Mandatory

ARMENIAN MANQATE f5 REGEGTED BY SERATE   PRESIDENT WILSON'S PLEA IS REFUSED BY VOTE OF TWO TO ONE.

Declines to Grant Authori ty for Armenia   LODGE MOTION IS ADOPTED

 MANDATE ic AF IEC TED   Senate ‘Respectfully Declines  to Grant President Authocity Asked.   THIRTEEN DEMOCRATS WITH REPUBLICANS   ‘Not One Senator Advocated . the Acceptance. of the Ar menian Mendate.

WILSON'S PLEA FOR MANDATE REJECTED   Senate Passes Resolution by 52 to 23 Vote.   WILL BE SENT TO HOUSE   Democratic Leaders During Debate Advise Delay and Try in Vain to Put Decision Over Until Next Session of Congress —- Hitchcock Amendment Also Defeated.

MANDATE PLEA OF WILSON REJECTED BY SENATE, 82-23   Thirteen Democrats Cast Vote With Republican Membership for Resolution “Re spectfully Declining.” '

ENATE REJECTS WILAUN 3 PLAN FOR MANDATE BY  VOTE OF 2 10]   Resolution “Respectfully Declining’’ President's Request ls Adopted; Will Go To the House Today.   —_eeee eee  DEMOCRATS ATTEMPT TO WARD OFF ACTION   Administration Forces Try In Vain to Put the Decision Off Until the Next  QCraecinn aft Cancracc.

PLEA FOR MANDATE OVER ARMENIA 1S DENIED BY SENATE   Thirteen Democrats Cast Vote: With United Republican Membership.   HOPE FOR AS DECISIVE A MAJORITY IN HOUSE   Resolution Will be Sent There Today and Leaders Plan to Adopt It Without Change on Thursday, Searcely a Voice Raised in Advocacy of Out and Out Acceptance.

SENATE REJECTS ARMENIAN MANDATE   Turn Down Wilson's Plea by 52 to 23.

SENATE REJECTS PRESIDEN T’S PLEA FOR MANDATE OVER ARMENIA BY 2 TO1 VOTE

PLEA FOR ARMENIAN MANDATE FALLS ON DEAF EARS IN SENATE   By Vote of More Than Two to One, Body Rejects President’s Proposal.

ARMENIAN MANDATE,  REJECTED BY SENATE  ! BY VOTE OF 52 TO 2:   Witson's Ples Refused by Majoylty “of More Than Two to  a

SENATE DENIES WILSON'S PLEA FOR MANDATORY   Vote of More than Two tc One Rolled up Against  Proposal.

AS EXPECTED, MANDATE FOR ARMENIA 1S LOST   VOTE IN THE SENATE !IS OF DECISIVE CHARACTER — NOW HOUSE WILL TAKE HAND AND RESULT WILL BE THE SAME,

CHIEF'S PLEA FOR POWER If TURNED DOWN   Request of President Wilson Is Flatly Refused by 2 to 1 Vote.

PLEA 15 REJECTED BY BIG MAJORITY: READY FOR HOUSE   rHIRTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE AGAINST PLAN ON FINAL ROLL CALL   ACCEPT REPUBLICAN PLAN   Vote Against Move Is 52 to 23—Lower Body Will Adopt Measure With out Change Supporters Believe.

SENATORS REJECT MANDATE APPEAI   TURN DOWN PLEA IN NEAR EAST OUESTION BY TWO TO ONE VOTE   HOUSE TO FOLLOW SUIT   Lower Chamber Also  Also Expected to Be Found Largely in Opt osition to Pollevw.

VOTE TWO TO ONE AGAINST MANDATE   Democratic Move to -Hold Up the Measure LoSeg by 43 TT. PA

‘SENATE REJECTS WILSON REQUEST   WILL HAVE NONE or ARMENIA MANDATE.   DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS   Resoletion Will Be Scat te Heuse Teday aad Leadere There Plae te Mave tt Adopted Thursday.

SENATE TURNS DOWN MANDATE   Wilson's Plea For Supervisln Of Armenia Rejected,   13- DEMOCRATS OPPOSED

REJECTS PLEA FOR MANDATE   Senate Votes Down Proposal of President Wilson.   RESOLUTION GOES TO HOUSE

SENATE AGAINST MANDATE, 52 T0 23     Democrats Fight in Vain to  Postpone Action   Lodge Sees Ways to Aid Armeniz Without Involving U. S.

WILSON MANDATE F MANDATE FOR .-PSMENIA IS REJECTEL   Senate ‘Votes. More: Than Twe >to One: : Against Nation As. -gsuming-Overlordship. -

SAYS WILSON’S MOUTH IS SHUT   COLBY DECLARES THAT PRESIDENT IS NOT MSKING LEAST EFFORT TO INFLUENCE FRISCO CONVENTION.

HAS NOT DISCUSSED TED TERM WITH PRESIDENT WILSOS   Bainbridge Colby Denies He is Taking Any Dictum to fjemocratic Convention.   NOT VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, HE DECLARES   Party of Virginians Pass Through Bound for San Francisco to Urge the Nomination of Senator Carter Glass to Head Party's Ticke

WILSON, HE aa   CONVENTION TO BE FREE   HEIS NOT THE BEARER OF ANY DICTUMS OF THE ' PRESIDENT

——— ae  NoT MOUTHPIECE or WILSON.   Secretary Celhy Dentes He Ia Carry ing any of President's Diectams.

COLBY NOT GOING AS MESSENGER OF WILSON, HE SAYS   CONVENTION TC BE FREE      HE IS NOT THE BEARER OF ANY DICTUMS OF THE PRESIDENT

Says President Has Too Much  Respect For His Party’ to ~ Intrude ‘His idéas in. Oper Canvention. “

SAYS POTATOES ~ WILL BE HIGH   BEN HANSEN NO RELTEI FOR OLD POT. ES AS NEAR LY ALL OLD CROP IS OFF MAR

SAYS POTATORS WILL BE HIGH        BEN HANSEN SEES NO RELIE! FOR OLD POPATOES AS NEAR LY ALL OLD CROP 18 OPF MAR Kee

DELEGATES - VOTE ‘TO UPHOLD REPORT OF. RESOLUTIONS. COMMITTEE IN ENTIRETY       PRORIBITIONUNMENTIONED

ONE {5 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK ON —L&NRAILROAD   ‘Fast Passenger Trains Nos. 2 and 3 Meet In Head-On Collision at Rav Minette.

ENGINEER DIES AS TRAINS ARE WRECKED TODA   PRESIDENT OF “IRISH REPUBLIC BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN IN L. AND N. WRECK

TO OMOGT AT SIGHT ALL MEN CARRYING HANDS IN POCKETS   Police Constabulary Post Proclamation in Macroom District.

LOGAN TOWNSHIP REPUBLICANS MEE:   UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSE THOS B. CRIGLER, THE POPULAR DRUGGIST, FOR STATE SENATOR

FLYING . SQUAD TOURS CITY IN SPEEDY AUTOS   City Aroused Over Continuance of Depredations of Robbers and Murderers.  7 bt   a 7 BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN ‘CHICAGO APARTMENTS

50 DETECTIVES SPEEDING QVER ~NEW YORK CITY   DESPERATE EFFORTS Bit ING MADE BY POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘TO COMBA WITTE AIRDER CANGS.   New York Judges Declare War On Tiyhwaymen Following Carnival of Bloodshed.

FLYING SQUADRON TO COMBAT. CRIME WAVE   New York Police Commission er Optimistic.

POLICE TAKING STEPS COMBAT WAVE OF CRIME   Highway Men Stop Taxi Cab Force Woman Deliver Jewelry.

HOLD UP JEWELERS? A ESSENGERS   Secure $10,000 in Gems i and $2000 Payroll

NEW YORK I GRIP OF CRIM   Fifty Special Detectives Ar Asked To Help Curb Crime Wave.

NeW Tun POLICE IW DANE  TO STOP GRIME   CITY TERRORIZED B Y RECUR RENCE OF HOLD-UPS AND MUR. DERS IN PAST WEEK. —__,  a sateen +

00 DETECTIVES  GUARDING CIT)   Flying Squadron Is Sent Out in New Yerk to Step Crime Wave

BANDITS VIOLATE NO MAN'S LAND   Search Woman’s Benk In Her Stockings.   NEW YORK IS TERRORIZED   Flying Squadrons Of Armed Detectives Are Combing City For Gangsters.

ALABEING GRIME WAVE IN EAST   New Yerk Is Overrun Witt Criminals and Situation Is Growing Desnerate.

Fifty. Detectives Ja High Power: _. ed Autes To Patrol New York Day- and Night.   ALL PBOPLE ARE ALARMED   Various Organizations and Businesses Act Independently - ‘For Protection.

~ SQUADRON   Fifty Detectives in High-Power: ed Cars on the Hunt.   WOULD CRUSH OUT. CRIME   New York City in a Wave of * Criminality-—-Womaa Robbed io a Taxicab.

GOTHAM COPS MAKE GREAT EFFORT TO COMBAT CRIME REIGN OF TERROR   Flying Squadron of Fifty Detectives, in High-Poweret Cars, Sent Forth to Chase Gangsters From © Streets of Metropolis. : :

SPECIAL FORCES TO FIGHT CRIME   Flying Squadrons Organized In NewYork by Officials Alarmed At Crime Spread   See eee eee  Stores Display Fire Arms Within Easy Reach to Ward Off Bandits.

THE™ Y. CRIME WAVE   SPECIAL EFFORTS ARE BEING  MADE TO COMBAT IT.   ‘Indes, City Oificlats and Civic  Organizations Are Alarmed  by Lawlessness,

$25,000 REWARD FOR MURDERER   N. Y. Jewelers’ League Acts in Attempt to Run Down  Gunmen   Police Confronted With More Hold-ups—War Veteran Dying as Result of Wound   Police Commission Opposes Plan to Organize Vigilance  Committee uf 24.40

Bui Enwright Confident of P Hee’s Ability to Handle Situation, He Says

BAMHI  WILE FLYING  NMUADAON 1 DAGANIZING   Jewelers’ Messengers Held _ Up Under Very Nose  Of Police Dept.  : :   $25,000 REWARD FOR MERCHANT MURDERER   “Shoot to Kill” Is Order In Chicago Following Fight With Thugs

New York: Crime Wave Corttr buted: Yesterday: to City’s  : ‘Mounting Record -of  Murders, Hold-Ups and Assaults Want: Vigilance ‘Commit: tee at 95.000.

Supreme Emergency Effort Be ing Made to Combat Crime Wave,   STORES ARE ARMED CAMPS

BUENOS AIRES 10 HONOR MR. COLB)   United States Secretary 0: State Will Be Feted and Dined.

ARMISTICE. Sion EFFECTIVE - FRIDA   Favorable Action Taken 8} Peace Delegates.   GOLD ISSUE IN OISPUTE

ARMISTICE SIGNED: EFFECTIVE FRIDAY   Favorable Action Taken By Peace Delegates.   GOLD ISSUE iN DISPUTE

GOV. ROBERTS  li TENNESSEE, WILL CALL SPECIAL St ‘SESSION  Of Legislature te Pas n Suffrage Amendme:

DOUG AND MARY WILL HAVE 10 ~ DEFEND ACTION   FRAUD AND PERJURY CHARGELC IN ANNULLMENT SUIT TO BE BROUGHT IN NEVADA

FRAUD AND PCRIURY CHARGE TO BE FILED   ‘Effort Will Be Made To Set Man) Pickford’s Decree of Divorce,

Charge Fraud In Pickford Divorce   Attorney General To Bring Action Monday To Set De_eree Aside

Fraud Charged In Divorce of  Mary Pickford   Attorney-General of Nevad: to Start Suit Against Film Star Next Week.

Ohio ‘Districts Recovering - “From. Ravages of. Sunday’s Cyclone. .      DEAD 25,° INJURED’ 200   Search. of Ruins: Continues and Rebuilding of Homes Started,

On0 LOSS IN STORM ENORMOUS   Check Shows 8 Dead In  Greenville   DAMAGE TO FARMS   300 Greenville Residents: are Homeless

seein i ctaiieelisamiiaiiiaiatitinae:..'-, seb iaeadiinaaibii SED EKS ChLEVENCY

Delivers Keynote Speecti for Third Party at Chicago Today--Raps Old Parties   ELIMINATE ECONOMIC PRIVILEGE   This is Primary Plank of Com mittee of 48, Says McCurdy  «Old Parties Reactionary   WALL STREET DOMINATES ‘EM      Declares That Platform 4f Both Great Parties Gear Ear-Marks  of Corporation Lawyers and Wall &¢+reet

KEYNOTE SOUNDED FOR THIRD PARTY BY ALLEN WGURBY   MAIN PARTIES CALLED RIGHT AND LEFT WING OF SAME BIRD OF PREY.

THIRD PARTY SCORES OLD ORGANIZATIONS   Says They Are re Wings of Same  Bird of Prey.

OLD PARTIES ~ DENOUNCED BY ALLEN MC CURD   Third Party Begins Its Convention in Chicago—Keynote Speech.

fempotary Chairman McCurdy Hits ight and Left at Older Parties—-Has Cur-All.

WHGG OF OAM BIRD OF PREY" Ta CPE AKEA’S TEAM   Chairman Says Profiteers Waxed Rich While Patriots” Fought or Economized.   PLATFORMS CF CHICAGO AND S. F. DENOUNCED   Did Organizations Called Tools of Trusts and Entirely Lacking in Vision.

Termed ‘Right and Left Wings’ of the ‘Same Bird of Prey,’ By Keynoter   PUBLIC OWNERSHIP ONE OF PROPOSALS

ABOLITION OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGES, ATTACKS ON OLD PARTIES, THEME THIRD PARTY KEYNOTE

“Fewer Laws, Vore Freedom’      Allen MeCttt  F  “49 Keynater s Bemecnite and Repntti+ us Sradinss ate

Dost NOlON IK LEAGUE MOR APPARENT NOW   Resignation of H. Pueyrredon, Vice-President. Causes Further Trouble   OLD AND NEW WORLD CLASH SECOND TIME   CANADIAN DELEGATE ASSATLS PUROPEAN POLICY IN UNDERTAKING TO CREATE NU \ MFROUS OPRICES,   CANADIAN DELEGATE IS MARRIED AT 73

CAREVO, MEXICAN BANDIT SURRENDERS TO > CARRANZA. FORCES IN TAMAULIPAS

NEWBERRY TRIAL “JURY SELECTION NEARLY FINISHED   Advance Guard of the 500 or More Witnesses Summon _ed by Government Now in Grand Rapids   OPENING STATEMENTS TO BE MADE MONDAY

NEWBERRY JURY BOX MAY BE FILLED TODAY   Trial Will Then be Haited Until Jame D. Martin, 1 at Detroit, ig Able to Appear,

JURY PICKING PROCESS NEARS ITS COMPLETION Prediction That Dozen Men Will Be Named by Tonight.

TENTATIVE JURY lo WN BOX FOR NEWBERRY THIN   Taking of Testimony in Cel-ebrated Case Begins  Monday,

NEWBERRY TRIAL MOVING ALONG VERY SWIFTLY   Expect Selection of Jury by End of Week   500 WITNESSES ON THE SCENE

JURY SELECTION FOR NEWBERRY TRIAL NEAR END   Government Uses Two 0! Peremptory Challenges and Defense Four; Attorneys Prepare Statements.

LOCAL LEGION TEAM TO PLAY COLUMBUS TOMORROW NIGHT   Both Teams are Fast Aggregations and Fast Game is Expected   COLUMBUS IS CONFIDENT

EOCAL LEGION TEAM TU PLAY COLUMBUS TOMORROW NIGHT   Both Teams are Fast Aggregations and Fast Game is Expected   COLUMBUS IS CONFIDENT   Loss of Captain Essex is Handicap Nevertheless They Expect to Win,

OLEAIOHY HALT CAMPAIGN PROBE   Adjourn Hearing Until Next Tuesday; Subpoena for Moore.   COX’S FORMER AGENT TALKS   Deciares He Has Facts to Back Up Charges Against Republicans— Senators Say Facts, Not Hear say Evidence, Are Wanted.

Senators Adjourn Their Sessions  Until Next Tuesday; Demand Facts.   Gox’s Preconvention Campaign Man.   ager Dares the Probers to Go to  / the Bottom—Says Has the Proofs to Back Charges.  {

HALT PROBE AS” COX AID WAITS   Senators Adjourn Their Sessions Until Next Tuesday; Demand Facts.   SUBPOENA OUT FOR MOORE   Cox’s Preconvention Campaign Man ager Dares the Probers to Go to the Bottom—Says Has the Proofs to Back Charges.

PROBE HALTED AS COX'S AIDE REACHES CITY   Senators Adjourn Their Sessions Until Next Tuesday; Demand Facts.   SUBPOENA GUT FOR MOORE   Cox’s Preconvention Campaign Man. ager Dares the Probers to Go to the Bottom—Says Has the Proofs to Back Charges.

CHICAGO CAR STRIKE LOOMS   Employees ‘of the Elevated - ‘and Sur. ‘face Lines in New Wage Demands.

Employees of the Elevated and Sur. face Lines in New Wage Demands.

NEW CHICAGO STRIKE LOOMS   Street Railway Employees Demand a Big Wage Increase.

A  TURIN SCENE OF BLOODY BATTLE   Townspeople Mob Street Cars Displaying Soviet Placards.   BOMB HURLED INTO SQUARE   Head of the Young Men’s Nationalist Association Is Among Killed in Fight—Unions Are Split on Proposals.

FIGHTING = IN TURIN INCREASING   Rifle Fire Assuming Battle Proportion Between Strikers and Troops.

THREE Ki KILLED  IN DISORDERS   Rifle Firing in 2 Turin As. : sumes Character of a   Battle at Times

HEAVY FIRING: IN ~ TURIN, ITALY   Ten. Persons Killed in Dis orders—Bomb Hurled Inte Public Square—200 Arrests   Printers Seize Paper—Hint “ Fund Deposited to Credit ‘of Men Came From Russi

12-ARE KILLED, 190 WOUNDED IN RIOTS IN ITAL   Serious Disorders Continue Ir Turin And Pola, Dispatches Say

ITALIAN SOVIETS REVOLT   Number Killed as the Result o! ifle Firing in Town of urin.

RIFLE-FIRING TAKES ON NATURE OF BATTL   Serious ‘Disorders Cawed 3B “Red'' Workers Continue in Italian City,   EXTREMISTS FAIL TO Wil APPROVAL OF POPULATIO)   ‘Conductors on Oars Carrying Rad ical Placards Beaten By Indignant People.   MILITARY 18 IN CONTRO)   Situation: Apparently in Han Now; Newspaper Plant -Is Seized. By Printers.

TWELVE KILLED IN RIOTING IN ITALY SAYS ROME REPOR   Hundred and Fifty Injurec In Outbreak At Turin.

BLOODY FIGHT IN ITY OF TURIN   Bomb Hurled Into Square; Leader Is Killed.   UNIONS SPLIT ON PROPOSALS   Townspeople Mob Street Cars Display. ing Soviet Placards—Head of Young Men’s Nationalist Association Killed in Battle.

TEN ILLED  NW TUR  DISORDERS   Rifle Firing and Riots Are Assuming ~ the Character of a Battle

12 KILLED  AND 150 WOUNDED IN. RIOTS AT TURN  Perce Disorders Are Prevalent in  Pola.

SATIONALIST LEADER REPORTED BILLED  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. : TTEACER WEE TH TEIRUVE

THE SCENE OF ~~ BLOOD SHED   Townspeople Mob Street Cars Displaying Soviet Placards.   Head of the Young Men's Nationalist Association Ig Among Killed in Fight—Unions Are Split on Proposals.

150 WOUNDED IN  DISORDERS, ROME ADVICES REPORT   Italian-Laborers Vote to Ac cept Employers’ Terms  In Factory Disputes.

TALIAN QUYIE  0 IN OPEN REVOL!, SEVERAL KILLED   Rifle Firing at Turin Some tirhes Assumes Proportions of Pitched Battle.

$75,000 PURSE ON HORSE RACE   Two ‘Aces‘in Sport of Kings Race at Windsor Ontario Today.

AMERICAN ACES RACE FOR $75,000 AND GOLD CUF   WAN @ WAR WINS RACE OVER SIR BARDON IN TWO MIN. LCTES, THREE SECONDS

Great Three-Year Old Defeats Sir Bar ton on Kenilworth Track and Show: Himself the Greatest Horse of Cen tury Was Favorite in Betting.

ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN ‘THIS WEEK   PLAN TO RECESS AT CLOSE OF WEEK Is ABANDONED. .   Taxation to be Issue in Next State Campaign, is Opin ion if Tax Legislation is Not Passed Before Ad iournment.

ASSEMBLY WILL < CONCLUDE WORK ATEND OF WEES   Abandon Plan to Recall Solons In April To, Finish Work.   OW TAXATION QUESTIONS   Both Houses Will Adjourn Sine Die According to Present Plans.

CHINA PILING UP DEBT   Military Causing Deficit Which En. dangers Foreign Credit\

Newberry, Michigan Senator,  and 134 Others On Trial Today, Several Principals Have Fly

U.S. SENATOR ISON TRIA   SENATOR TRUEMAN NEWBERRY IS CHARGED WITH CORRUPT POLITICS

TRIAL OF NEWBERRY AND OTHERS WAS ~ STARTED TODAY   Sensetional Hearing Will Be Taken Up Before Federal Judge C.   - -W. Seasion TRVESTIGATION PROMISES . ‘TO BE rate tt ONE   One Hundred and Thirty-four - Friends and Workers for New.’ berry Will Be Tried

DEATH LGT HEAVY   POSSIBLY 1.000 KILLED By THE MENTION OUARE,   if Many Sections Whole Tiles sean : : fateh Waste

INVITE ROYAL FAMILY BACK   Donstantine incladed in Rhaili«  In witatvinn.

GREECE WILL VOTE ON CONSTANTINE RETURN TO THRONE ON NOV. 26   Rhallis Cabinet Takes Oath of Office Before Mother Queen, Assuming Regency in Name of Constantine

GERMANY IS A LAND WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT   Chancellor Without a Cabinet and Cabinet Without a Chancellor Rule

GERMANY UNAGLE TO MIX CABINETS AND CHANCELLORS   Now Has One Cabinet Withou' Chancellor, One Chancellor Without Cabinet.   MAJORITY SOCIALISTS CAN MAKE COALITION CABINET   Ministry Already Announced Car Be Maintained With Tangible. Support.

Situation Growing Out of Cabinet Crisis Drives—Political Elements to Frantic Hunt for’ Solution

GERMAN FACTIONS UNABLE TO AGREE “ON GOVERNMENT   Country Without Chanceltor 2 OF Cabinet Following ..  7 a Pt

SENATORS MAY BE NEXT TO JOIN IN OVERALL REVOLT   Movement Is a Sign of Democracy and Good Health, Says Senator

SENATORS PLAN OVERALL CLUB   } Revolt Against Profiteers is Commended by Cangresemen   MANY APPROVE NEW {DEA   Pomerene One of Those Who Are Willing to Dott Collars

JOHNSON MAY GIVE UP   Former Champion Pugilict Might Surrender if Not Handcuffed.

BLACK JACK WANTS BACK   Jack Johnson Offers to Give é Himself Up.   Phones to Federal Officials That He Requires Certain Privileges.

OCCrPATION CLATEE   T'll Surrender To U.S.,’ Phones Jack Johnson   Pugilist Wants to Be Assurec of Certain Privileges Before Givine Himself Tin.

JACK JOHNSON PRESENTS TERMS OF SURRENDER TO UNITED STATES OFFICIAL!

JOHNSON OFFERS. TO GIVE SELF UP   Former - Black ‘Boxing. - Charny Phones -from Tia ‘J

JACK JOHNSON PHONES 10 U. 8.   Would Like to Cross Inter national Line With Reservations

Former Heavyweight Champion of the World Wants Certain Priveleges However

JACK JOHNSON TO GIVE UP   Former Champion, Now in Lowe: California, in Pilea for Certain Privileges.

Cold Shoulder For Argentine   No Effort Made to Keep South American Nation Within League.   DELEGATES DELAY ARTICLE X ACTION

OEE HECTIC WEEK-END OF CONFERENCES   Argentina's Vote Containing Demands Received In Silence

LIGHTER CUT IN TWO   i¢ Was Rammed by tho New Amster:  dain in New. York Harbor, -.

REPUBLICANS “WILL CARRY “STATE GY SUBSTANTIAL VOTE, BAYS CHAIRMAN WASMUTH.   WILSON WILL BE REBUKED

VICTORY ASSURED GO. P. IN INDIANA   REPUBLICANS WILL CARRY STATE BY SUBSTANTIAL VOTE, SAYS CHAIRMAN WASMUTH.   WILSON WILL BE REBUKED

DEATH COMES TO. FORMER SENATOR MURRAY CRANE   A Power in Politics for Years But Never Made - a Speech’

DEATH CALLS EX-SENATOR W. ML. GRANE   Sleeping Sickness Held Im: mediate Cause of Death   STRICKEN AT CEREMONY      Became fll at Governor Coolidge Notification Beant

SENATOR CRANE PASSES AWAY   Immediate Cause of H Death Said to Be thell Sleening Sickness

Former U. &. Senator Dies o Sleeping Sickness.   UNCONSCIOUS FOR FOUR DAYS   Stricken While Engaged in His Last Political Fight.

SENATOH CRANE: DIED ~~ ABTER WEEKS" IELNES   Prominent “Republican Leader Stricken Attending the Coolidge Notification.

SEANTOR CRANE PASSED AWAY   THE SENIOR SENATOR FROWN MASSACHUSETTS. SUCCUMBS TOILLNESS,

MURRAY CRANE, CENATAIR EAT   Had Beet lil Since .Cérémo . mies Notifying Coolidge at Nomination...   WORKED. FOR “LEAGUE   Strain of : Fight at Chicage Convention Had Impaired * Health.

SENATOR CRANE DIES SUDDENLY   Republienn Leader Noted for Never  Having Made a  Was a Pence His Party.

EX-SENATOR CRANE “SLEEPS” TO DEAT   Republican 7 Leader © First Stricker’ at’ Coolidge’ Notifi cation. Ceremonies

SENATOR CRANE OF “BAY STATE” -DIES SUDDENLY -AT-HOMI   End Came This Morning. Had Been Ill Since Attending the Coolidge Notification * Ceremonies.

Death Feliows Long Hiness; Had Beer Forced to Conserve Strength in At. tending National Convention Which Chose Senator Harding.

SEN. CRANE POLITICAL HEAD, DEAD   Long Illness Fatal To Massachusetts Republican.

W. MURRAY CRANE DIES EARLY THIS MORNING :LONGILL   FORMER U.S. SENATOR FROM MASSACHUSETTS, EXPIRES AT FAMILY HOME.   MADE HIS LAST POLITICAL STAND BEFORE CONVENTION

GRANE {S$   Former U. S. Senator from Massachusetts Died at Home Today.   A Leader in the Republican Party for Years—Was. Governor.

FIGHT FOR TEAGUE KILLED SEN. GRAN   PROMINENT G. O, P. FIGURE DIES AT SUGAR HILL, MASS., AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS,

W. MURRAY CRANE DIES AFTER LONG ILENESS TODAY   Was Senator From Massachusetts and Prominent Republican.

FORMER SENATOR CRANE DIES OF SLEEP SICKNESS   Unconscious For Las Five Days, Massachusetts Man Dies.

WW, MURRAY CRANE, FORMER SENATOR UF BAY STATE, DIES   Silent Leader and G, O. F Mediator Was Power in Party Politics.

W. MURRAY CRANE HIES SUDDENLY   Former U. §. Senator 0 Massachusetts (Succumbs at Dalton

MURABY CRANE, REPUBLICAN, MAN OF PARTS, DEAL   Demise Hastened by SelfWork for Those of of His Political  Faith —   END CAME QUIETLY   IS REPEATEDLY HONORED’ BY PARTY, A USEFUL LIFE ENDED WHEN’ GRIM REAPER. CLOSED HiS: EYES

MURRAY RANE DIES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS   Over-Exertion in Politics Is Ascribed As: Cause; Will Be Buried Next Monday

WAS IN BAD HEALTH WHEN’ HE ATTENDED CONVENTION   ‘Mado Fight There for Republican Endcvsement of League of Nations,      NEVER WELL AFTERWARDS   Rallies However Occurred Until Week Ago When Drowsi- _ ness Began to Set In.

END CAME EARLY TODAY AT DALTON      His IlIness Extended Over Period Of Several Months   Had Attack in Chicago

SERVED AS SENATOR FROM ALAS SACHUSETTS AND AS GOVERNOR OF STATE.

DEATH COMES T0 W. MURRAY CRANE   Republican Leader, Forme! Governor of Massachusetts and U. S. Senator Dead.   STRICKEN AT NOTIFICATICON

SENATOR CRANE DIES SUDDENLY   Leader in Republican Politics Known as “Silent Man From Dalton.”   WAS ILL SEVERAL WEEKS   Lawmaker Stricken at Notification Ceremony of Gov. Coolidge as Vice Presidential Nominee at Northhampton Last Summer, 

ST ANGKEN WHILE AT CEREMONIES ~ FOR SOOLIDE   Former: Senator Attained Emi neice Without Being: Able to Orate   NEVER MADE SPEECH IN 8 YEARS IN CONGRESS   Decedent Belonged te- Family of Big Paper Maker jn New England

FORMER SENATOR WINTROP MURRAY CRANE 1S NO MORE   Passed From Life Quietly and Unconsciously in Attack of Sleeping Sickness.   LONG LEADING FIGURE IN AFFAIRS OF NATION   End Came With No Sign o: Recognition for Wife, Sox and Two Sisters Who Wer Watching at Bedside—-Fun eral on Monday Afternoon

SENATOR CRANE ~ DIES IN MASS   Was Republican Party Weader, Aattended Six Conventions as Delegate at Large.

STAUNCH FRIEND LEAGUE NATIONS   Republican National Committee man and Fighter for Adoption  of League Covenant.

Death Calls Murray Crane  This Morn   ‘‘Boersianer’’ Noted Finan cial Writer Also Dead in Milwaukee Sanatarium

WINTHROP MURRAY CRANE FORMER GOVERNOR DIES   Ex-Senator and Former Governor Of Massachusetts Succumbs To General Breakdown at Age of 67, ° Early Saturday at His Home.

UAMER U. 3. SENATOR GRANE SUCCUMBS TODA)   HAD BEEN SERIOUSLY ILL FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.   OVERCOME AT NOTIFICATION OF CANDIDATE COOLIDGE   His Secretary Declares That the For. mer Massachusetts Representative In U. S. Senate Died From Sleeping Sickness.

EX-SENATOR CRANE IS DEAD   SLEEPING SICKNESS FOLLOWS LONG ILLNESS,

SENATOR CRANE 18 DEAD.  Had gen ‘Serfousty Hl for: Sever . vf al‘ Weeks. = 2

FORMER SENATOR -W. MURRAY CRANE CALLED BY DEATH   Noted Republican Leater Suceninhs to Long Strain of Overwork,   LONG A POWER IN NATION   Last Appearance fn the Polfileal Arena at Time of National Convention tn Chicegns Never Made “-peech” Dur. ing His Long’ Carcer in, Congress,

MURRAY CRANE, G. 0. P. LEADER DIES AT HOME   End Comes Quietly After Four Days of Heavy Sleeping in Family. Residence      NOWN AS ‘HARMONIZER’   Held Power in Organization Without Exercising Powers as. Orataor

SENATOR GAANE SIGCUMBS T0-BNY   DEATH FOLLOWS RALLY FROM RECENT ILLNESS,   BEPUBLIGAN’ PARTY LEAQER   Has Been Long Before the Public—  Was Paper Manufacturer by Pro fession—ill Since Time of the National Convention,

MURRAY CRANE DIES FOLLOWING HOPEFUL RALL'   Former Senator and Republica: Leader Succumbs to Long Illness.

W. MURRAY CRANE, G.0.P. HEAD, DIES       Death Claims Former Massa. : chusetts Senator and Prominent Politician.

EX U, S, SENATOR MURRAY CRANE PASSES AWAY   Was Taken Suddenly Ill Last Summer at Coolidge ) Notification.

SENATOR CRANE DIE OUDDENLY   ourication emonies 0  Gov. Coolidge But Re;  eaveread.   Condition Grows Worse Few Weeks Ago—Attains Eminence Without Oratory.

Former ‘Mossachusetts. Senator Long Ili but Recently Rallied.      RELAPSE FRIDAY NIGHT   Presided at Republican Con+ vention but Was Far From Well,

END CAME TODAY TO MURRAY CRANE   FORMER SENATOR DIED a1 DALTON, MASS. IN EAR. i LY MORNING   WAS ILL FOR MONTHS   Activity in Politicat Campaign Aggravated UlIness and Hastened the End   intlammation ot Brain Led ¢ Sleeping Sickness Which Produced - Death

CRANE DIED  OF SLEEPING SICKNESS   FORMER GOVERNOR AND SENATOR FROM MASS. PASSES AWAY.   Was Largely Instrumental in Bringing About the - Nomination of Senator . Harding at Chicago Con“vention.

SENATOR CRANE, LONG  LEADER OF REPUBLICAN PARTY, 9S DEAD AT HIS MASSACHUSETTS HOM      Fight for Nations’ League, Ex pesure at Coolidge Notification Hasten His Passing

W. MURRAY CRANE, EK-GENATOR, DES AT DALTON. MASS.   “Silent” Man, Once Power in G. O. P. Party, Succumbs to Inflammation of Brain — Highly Esteemed by T. R.

ENWL-POR "SEVERAL MONTHS.   ifatsotare Cecurrad at Coolidge ~ Notiifeation: Exercises      And He Came Hane From Ghicago in  Poor Hlealth—-Mediator in Choice of Sén. Harding:

DEATHOF WE CRA   FORMER. U, S. SENATOR FROM _MASSACHUSETTS DIED. ATL WIS HOME IN BPALTOR   HAD REN IX POOR REALTH YOR SOME TIME. DEATH FOL: BOWED RALLY LAST NHINT

EX-SOLON OF MASS SUCCUMBS   W. Murray Crane Dies at Home   REPUBLICAN LEADER   Had Been in Ill Health Several Months

; ‘Murray. Crane, Former Senator, Deac      Former. United States Senator Crane, of. Massachusetts, : Diod . at Helton ‘WMass.: Today;. Ke: 8

CRANE, 6. 0. P. LEADER, DIES   Yormer U.S. Senator Dies Atier Sey: eral) Months [ness,

EX-SENATOR CRANE OF MASSACHUSETTS DIES   “Silent” Leader of Republican Party Expires After \Long iness

MURRAY CRANE DIED THIS A. M. AT HOME   Former Senator From Massa chusettes Was One of Bis Men in Republican Party.

FORMER SENATOR CRANE 1S DEAD   End Came Quietly Ai Home !n Massachusetts  Following Four D: ys of Heavy Sleep  Was Many Years a Power in Republican Party

FORMER OENATOR W. MURRAY GRAN DIES AT AGE QF 6/7   Noted Republican Leader anc Chief in Party Counsels Victim of Illness.   WAS STRICKEN DURING COOLIDGE NOTIFICATION   Bay State Senator Favorite o! Roosevelt: Was Mediator of Many Disputes.

ILENE SO FATAL, MURRAY CRANE   Massachusetts Senator Succumbs to Final Effort for His Party.   WAS LEADING REPUBLICAN

MURRAY CRANE DED EARLY TODAY   Kor the Last Twenty Years Ha: ‘Eeen Gue of ike Great Lead. evs of the Republican Party,

END CAME EARLY THIS MORNING   Sleeping Sickness Followed Collapse at Coolidge Notification on July 27   Went to Chicago Against Ad vice of Friends to Make Fight for League of Nations   Actual Cause of Death Was Eucephalitis or Inflamma Hon-of Brain

SENATOR CRANE. DEAD   Former Governor of Massachusetts Died Today

W. MURRAY CRANE DIES AFTER FOUR DAYS OF SLEEP   Former Senator was Potent In National Politics and Ntoed for “His Extreme Reticence.   FAVORED PLAN OF NATION’S LEAGUE   Failed in Republican Con. vention to Win Indorsement for Project and Later Broke Down.

PR OMINENT 6. 0.P. LEADER IS DEAD   W. MURRAY CRANE IS DEAD AT HIS HOME IN DALTON, MASS. —FORMER SENATOR

ORME D.  OENATUH Wi. MURRY CAN ANSWERS TALL   Death Takes Noted States. man at His Home, “Sugar Hill,” Massachusetts   WAS A POWER IN REPUBLICAN PARTY   Was Stricken at Ceremony Notifving Coolidge of Norination

W. MURRAY CRANE DIES SUDDENLY   Former Senator Passes‘Away At His Home After Illness’ of Several Weeks,

FORMER SENATOR W. M. CRANE DEAD   ‘WAS STRICKEN AT GOV. COOLIDGE NOTIFICATION.

SENATOR CRANE DIES AT BAY STATE HOME AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Death Comes to Former Massachusetis Solon After Four ’ Days of Heavy Sleep   SOLLAPSED AT COOLIDGE _ NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES   Made Strong Fight for League Endorsement at Chicago

FORMER SENATOR CRANE DIES IN DALTON, MASS   He was Prominent Figure In Republican National Politics.

WINTHROP MURRAYCRANE, LONG A LEADER IN REPUBLICAN PARTY, A VICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS

EX-SENATOR CRANE OF MASSACHUSETTS DIED SUDDENLY THIS MORN   Sleeping Sickness Caused Death of Prominent G. O. P. Leader.

FRANCE FACES LABOR TIEUP   Uniens Vote Full -Hour Strike. Movement in Other Parts of the

OF ITS INDUSTRIES      ALE CRAFTS WILL STRIKE TOMORROW AS PART OF MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION - TO ENFORCE DEMANDS

STEAMER LOST IN*.. ; ONE OF THE WORST. STORMS IN HISTORY   Tug Fights its: Way Through Raging Waters to Aid of Crew “of Wrecked Freighter   CAPTAIN IS PICKED UP-BY. CREW OF PASSING STEAMEI      Started Out=in _ Small Boat ito Get: “Help: for His Men‘

RESCUE PART OF CREW FROM SHIP POUNDEDINGALE   Lake. Superior Sceze  OF Firet Big Lake  Storm Of Season;. . Some Perish.

COX LEARNS OF HIS NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT   Democratic Candidate Officially Notified at His Home in Dayton Today--Favo $ Wilson’s Plan for League of Nations

COX COMES OUT FIRMLY ~ FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS PREPARED BY WILSOR

GREAT CAMPAIGN... ws a _ FORMALLY OPENS      Notification OF Roosevelt Monday Only Remaining Ceremony   CAV. .ATNOUE..LOD: LEAGUE. 2.   Says" Harding's: Stand Mcana SepJarate’ Pease With. Gerniany, sand: . ‘Loss’ of Friendship of Nations

OUTLOOK BAD IN NEAR EAST   RUSSLA-POLISH SITTATION  56?:COMING WORF GRAVE.   DISQUIETING AS THOSE SENT ‘\ PRESS DISPATCHES.

Jeffersontown Goes “+ Out. of Business      After i ‘Corporate Existence of 126 Yours: the Cily of Jefferfontown Gives’ Up Its: Charter, we .

Jeffersontown Goes Out of Busines:   After a Corporate: Existence of 126 Years the City of JSpffersontown Cieesg Un Ws Churter,

TOWN PETITIONS TO SURRENDER CHARTER   After Living Since 1794 Towt Wants to Let County Take Charge of Affairs in Ky.

15 TO 20 YEARS FOR MEADS   Dartmouth College Student, Illinois Boy. Pleads Guilty.

STUDENT SLAYER GETS LONG TERM   Robert T. Meads Who Killed Fel —-low--Gollegian; Sentenced to-< 15 to 20 Years.

MEADS GETS 15 TO 20 YEARS   La Grange (I!!.) Boy, Dartmouth Col. lege Student, Pleads Gulity to Murder.

KING ALEXANDER ~ ENTERS TURKEY ‘AMID CHEERIN(   Girls:Strew Flowers: Before Greek Monarch as He  ‘an Oo

GREEK KING ARRIVES ON SOIL OF TURKE   Wildly Cheered By Troops and Young Women; Warships Shell Turks.

GREEK SETS FOOT ON TURKISH GROUND   Alexander Is Received with Enthusiasm by Rodosto Subjects.

BEEK TO ANNUL WILL.   Heirs of Mrs. Jane Merritt Contest Bequest to Church.

‘SEEK TO .ANNUL WILL.   Heirs of Mra, Jane Merritt Contest * Bequest to Church> .

WILL GO BAREFOOT TO DEFEAT HIGH PRICES   Plan To Defeat Profiteers By Economizing Along Many Other

Society Organized To _  Encourage People To  : Go Barefooted In Public

VIENNA TO TAKE UP BAREFOOTEDNESS      Society Composed of - Intellectual Classes Announce They Will : Shorily Anpear Shoeless.

ee apes mee  APPEAR. SHOE LESS AS PRICE PROTES’   Vienna » Professional Men and Others Hit by Profiteering Wave Plan Economy in: Dress.

ALL TO GO BAREFOOT   Viennese Leaders Can't Afford to Buy Shoes,

FRANCE STICKS TO U.S   Premier Says Government Wil Keep Up Alliances.   To Pursue its Policy of Friendshis Which Enabled the French to Win the War.

PUTS TRUST IN U. S   FRENCH PREMIER OUTLINES FOREIGN POLICY.   Will Continue Alliances Which En abled France to Win the Great Struggle.

FRENCH PREMIER OUTLINES FOREIGN POLICY.   Will Continue Alliances Which En. abled France to Win the Great Struggle.

KAISER’S TRIAL TS TO ESTABLISH BIG PRECEDEN   British Purpose Is to Destroy Idea One Man in Future May Declare War on World :

WILL SET EXAMPLE   Trial of Ex-Kaiser Wil! Be Warning to World Conquerors.   British international Law Expert Says Emperer’s Fate Willi Be Held Up to Others in the Future.

TRIAL WILL BE A LESSON TO OTHERS   Trial of Ex-Kaiser Will Be Warning to World Conquerors,   British International Law Expert Says Emperor's Fate Will Be Held Up te Others in the Future,

EXAMPLE TO BE SET   EX-KAISER’S TRIAL WARNING TQ WOULD BE CONQUERORS.   International Law Expert Says For mer Emperor's Fate Will Be Held Up to Future Napoleons.

AAILROAD GLU   Shippers Make Frantic E?forts to Get Equipment: Grain and Coal Dealers Demand Preference,   LOSSES PREDICTED IF RELIEF IS WITHHELC   Canners Say the Situation ls Serious! Pressing Needs for Fuel Are Reported From Many Places.

WILD SCRAMBLE FOR PREFERENCE IN GAR RELIEF MOVEMENT   $ =  Grain and Coal Dealers. Clamor For ‘Priorly, Orders -and Canners Make Protest.   INFEDS IN ALL TRADE. LINES

NILD SCRAMBLE FOR CARS, ROLLING STOCK 1S IN BAD SHAPE, SUPPLIES ARE SURE T0 BE SERIOUSLY SHORT

PAIN AND COAL DEALERS DEMAND PRIORITY ORDER   Industry Clamoring Fo Preferential Treatment in Car Movement.

PRIORITY ORDERS ARE DEMANDED   arainand Coal Dealersand Others Clamor for Cars

URGENT NEED FOR CAD IS FORCEFULLY SHOWN   ENDING OF PLAN TO BREAK THE SHORTAGE SEES SCRAMBLE FOR PREFERENCE.

Wild Scramble Develops As Various Industries ‘ Ask Car Shortage Relie;

WILD SCRAMBLE FOR FREIGHT CARS   Individual Lines of Industry Ask Preferential Treatment From Commission   WANT PRIORITY ORDERS   Recommend Transfer of 20,000 Box, Cars to West and 80,000 Coal Cars East

WILD SCRAMBLE T0 GET FREIGHT CARS MARKS CONGESTION   Individual Lines of Industry Make Bids for Preferential Treatment at Hands of Interstate Board.

GRAIN AND GOAL DENERS 1H Ad SLAMGA FOR CAR           More Progress M in Breaking Freigt Blockade   BARNES CALLS ~ CONFERENC

GRAIN AND COAL MEN AFTER CARS   Enormous Task Fares U. S. In Restorme Rail Coxditions To Normal.

ASK PREFERENCE: ON DISTRIBUTION QF EMPTY GARS   Wild Scramble Ensues in ar Effort to Break Freight Jam on All Roads   ROLLING STOCK DEFICIENT   Grain and Fruit Shippers Present Strong Pleas for Preferential Rights “

HRB. P ENER. of GHy tebe WE  _EFOODEANDZOTHERS ARTICLES DRODS   This Followed the Inauguration of Manufacturers’ System af Selling Staples of Life at Cost.

CTION IN STAPLES OF LIFE   Cooperative Store Inaugurated by American Woolen Co, Makes Big Difference at Lawrence.   ‘MOST PRICES HAVE i BEEN CUT IN TWO   Supplies Stored in Central Ware house are Delivered Upon Or ders Taken Among the Employ es During the Day,

PLANT STORE CUTS ~ DOWN LIVING COST!      DEALERS LOP OFF MARGINS WHEN BIG COMPANY SELLS FOOD TO EWPLOYES AT COST

ALL SAGHALIN IS JAPANESE   Troops Occupy Russian Northern Por tion of Siberian Island Without Opposition.

UK DESTROYER: SEIZE FUEL OlL   NAVY REFUSES TO PAY PRICH ASKED BY COMPANY, AND COMMANDEERS SUPPLY

OIL PLAYT COMMANDEERED.   Associated Company Forced to Give Six De<ctrovers Fuel

RIVER MEN GLUSE oT, LOUIS MEET   Mississippi Valley Associatior Favors Prohibition of Strikes.

 Negotiations Tending Toward: _ Watkin’s Withdrawal From  Race” Broken Off: i      WOULD NOT IMPOSE HIS WILL ON CONGRESS   ‘Would Unfurl Flag on Every Sea As First Executive Act lf Flected.

prohibition Party Does Not   Nominee’s Stand — gp cewren tions Said to Have Been Broken Off.

WATSON WILL’ NOT WITHORAY   Prohibitionists Are Not Satisfied With Replies From Democratic, and Republican Nominees

FLIRTING WITH DRIES   G. 0. P. Leaders Negotiated With Prohibition—Calls Harding Unsatisfactory,

Prohibition Party Finds It Cannet Withdraw Its Candidate in  Wie Farrer.

HARDING o DRY-LAW QTAND DoPLEROES PROWIBITIONISTS   Negotiations With Republican Leaders for Watkins’ Withdrawal Broken Off.

DAYS DISSATISFIED WITH HARDING   Do Not Approve of His Position on Prohibiion Question.

DRYS ARESORE AT HARDING'S STAND   HARDING SAYS HE WILL NOT IMPOSE WILL ON CONGRESS ON QUESTION,  :

After Night of Rioting ir Which Two Are Killed Mayor Calls on Citizens.   NEWSPAPER OFFICE WRECKED

DENVER RIOTS QUE TO STRIKES   TWO KILLED AND “SCORES 2EPORTED HURT IN THE CLASHES.

8,468,000 ELIGIBLE VOTERS.   Are Registered in New York1500.000 Are of the Fair Sex.

MGRAW, MANAGER OF GIANTS, BADLY BATTERED IN FIGH   Will Be Questioned by Dis. trict Attorney on Fracus at Lambs Chik.

TO QUIZ M’GRAW TODAY ABOUT LAMB’S FRACAS   District Attorney Also Will Cal! In Chauffeur Who Saw Slavin Injured

EX-KAISER IS SOON TO MOVE   May t§ Fisted as Days fer Transier  te Home at Doors.

NAVAL BALLOON IS YET MISSING   Was Last Seen F lying at Low Altitude Mon‘day Evening

NO FURTHER NEWS FROM LOST BALLOON REGEWVED AT ROGKAWAY STATION   BALLOON WITH THREE MEN IN BASKET BEGAN ENDURANCE TEST ON MONDAY.

BALLOON IS MISSING.   No Further Information As To Where abouts Kecelved. .

\  OSKALOOSA ROY SHOOTS HIMSELF   AFTER ATTEMPT TO KILL COM-~ , MON LAW WIFE.   DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT OMAHA   Witllam Barr Crazed by Jealousy Attacks Mra. Weddington at a Dance and Then Blows Out His Own Brains,

i iia se BACK TO GERMAN DYES ; -UNLESS -AMERICAN, PRICE.  -TAKES DOWNWARD TRENI

PRES. -CARRANZA OUTWITS FORCES OF REVOLUTION   DREW FIRE OF AFTACKERS AND WHILE BATTLE RAGED, EBSCAPE? WITH MAIN FORCE TO MOUCNVAINS.

a ea ee BAY CARRANZA ESCALEN      Reports at Et Pasa Inilicato Webel Troops Are in Pursull.

IAARANZA BREAKS THRDUGH A STEEL RING AND ESCAPES   Tricks Rebel Leaders and the Strategy Saves Large Body of Followers.   Revolutionists Give Chase and Expect Contact With Loyals Before Davbreak.

MAY HALT WHISKY EXPORT   Labor Troubles at Philadelphia Liket: to Bar Shipment of 27,000

WHISKY HELD UP BY STRIKE   Export of 27,000 Barrels May Be Stopped at Philadelphia.

'HAVE A PIPPIN-OF A PROGRAM FROGGED UP.  ‘—, Ay   Just About Everything a Soldier  Boy Likes Is on the Bin 1  Of Fare. .  7

INVITE NOTABLES TO — 35TH DIVISION MEET   HARDING, COX, COOLIDGE, ROOSEVELT AND OTHERS INVITTD   Topeka Hest to 10,000 Veterans, September 26, 27, 28 From — Missouri and Kansas

MODEST SUM FOR WATERWAYS      Much of “Pork”? Eliminated in Rivers and Harbors Bill.

TRIAL Or NORTHINGTON SET FOR FEBRUARY 2:   JUDGE BLAIR GRANTS MOTION OF PLAINTIFF TO CONTINUE TRIAL—CROSS-COMPLAINT.

MURDER CASE IS SET FOR TRIAL   UPgHAW NORTHINGTON WILL AF AR UF COURT ON MONDAY, FERRUARY 28D   WAS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

REUIRDER CASE 1S SET FOR TRA!   UPSHAW NORSIENGLON WILL APPEAR IN COURT ON MONDAY, FERRUARY s8kp        WAS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

HUNDREDS GREET GOVERNOR CO}   Democrati¢ Nominee Ar rived in Washington at “Two O’clock Today   In Compliment to His Stand on Woman Suffrage —The Harding Speech

Throngs Greet Cox on Arrival in Washington   Railroad Station Is Overflowed With Crowds Cheering Democratic Nominee; Senator-Elect Heflin and Vice-Presidential Nominee Roosevelt Welcome Him.

Democratic Leaders To Neet Nominee Today   Scores of Prominent Politicians To Con: fer With Gov. Cox at Washington

Moving Picture Films That Glorify Crime To Be Barred  In State of Pennsylvania   Baard of Censorship Decrees Such Pictures Must Be Kept Of Sereen When Showing Such Characters Eseanpide Punishment

STATE BARS CRIME FILMS   Pennsylvania Puts Ban on Glorifica tion of Lawlessness in Pictures.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONE! REFUES TO ACT UNTIL HE RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS   ACT WITHOUT PAPERS   Revenue Officers Will Make Arrests Without Warrants if Federal Action is Not. Promptly Forthcoming, They:  Say

DENY WARRANT FOR ARREST OF M. MOONOUGH   Prohibition Officers on Way to Scene of “Whiskey Revolt” in Michigan

PEFUSE WARRANTS TOU, S. AGENTS   Iron County Michigan Awaits Arrival of Federal Officers

U. S. COMMISSIONER REFUSES REVENUE OFFICERS’ REQUEST   Dalrymple Wants Prosecuting’  _ Attorney of Iron County. _in Liquor Cases  PRO OFFICIALS TOO EAGER

HN TORSO OF WOMAN IN RIVER   HEADS, ARMS AND LEGS OFF OF BODY DISCOVERED IN NEW YORK.

MUTILATED TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND FLOATING IN  ~ RIVER   Arms and Legs Chopped Of And Shreds of Cloth anc Paper Are Clinging to Ski

N. Y. HAS A TORSO MYSTERY   Woman's Headless, Armiess and Leg. less Body Is Civen Up by the Hudson.

TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND IN HUDSON   DISMEMBERED CORPSE BRINGS NEW MURDER MYSTERY TO NEW YORK POLICE,

TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND IN RIVER   BODY WITH HEAD, ARMS AND LEGS CHOPPED OFF FOUND BY LONGSHOREMEN.

BODY PACKED IN PAPER IS DISCOVERED   Head, Arms and Legs of Wo ere  ot $

FIND A BURCH OF BALLOTS   Pieked Up at Meuwth of Sewer in New Werk (Citw.

FOUR PERSONS PERISH IN APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE   One Man. Veteran of World War Killed When He Misses Firemen's Net at Vancouver.

FOURDIEIN _ _... VANCOUVER... -: FIRE-FODAY   ‘Chartes Dennehy Leajed. from Sixth Floor, Missed Firemen's Net and * Was Kiled, 2 i :

FIRE LOSS $700,000      our Four-Story Baildiugs Destroyec at Columbus, Ohio,   Qiiedd Bien at Wheater

CLEANING UP LAKE COUNTRY   our Officials of Wankegan, Il).. Indileted hy Grand Jory.

UHILE SUPPORTING ARGENTINA'S AIMS   SOUTH AMERICAN REPUB. LICS STAND TOGETHER ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Number of Smaller Powers, Including Bulgaria and Costa Rica, Are Granted Membership in League

PROFIT SHARING PLAN BRINGS A CUT IN WAGES   Newbern Iron Works Adopts Ne wPlan With Employees  Ware Beidces Wares. .

IRON WORKS MEN NOT DISPLEASED   BELIEVE CONCERN IS DOING SQUARE THING BY ITS EMPLOYES.

PROFIT-SHARING 15 PUT INTO EFFECT   EMPLOYES’ FIRST PAY EN VELOPE REPRESENTS 10 PER CENT CUT.

RUMANIA SERVES ULTIMATUM UPON SOVIET RUSSIA. SOVIETS GIVEN THREE DAYS T0 WITHDRAW TROD?S

ULTIMATUM FOR SOVIET RUSSIA   Soviets Are Gi Given Thre Days in Which  Withdraw Men.

RUMANIA TO GIVE SOVIETS THREE DAYS   In Which to Withdraw Thei1 Troops From Rumanian Territory.

RUMANIA SERVES ULTIMATUM OM RUSSIAN SOVIET   Gives Lenine’s Forces Three Days t: Gét Out of Rumanian Territory, Says Telegram.

WARSAW SEES LITTLE HOPE OF FARLY PEACE   Although Plenipotentiaries Are Reported in Contact Little News Is Given Out   SOVIET TERMS LIKELY TQ BE TOO HARSH   Polish Premier Sends Message to President Wilson Ex: pressing Good Will

Soviets are Given Three Dayr to Withdraw Troops from Rumanian Territory   THREATEN WAR ON REDS   Ultimatum Says Rumania Will Start General Mobilization if Reds Refuse

RUMANIA SERVES ULTIMATUM ON SOVIET RUSSIA   Will Declare General Mobilization. Unless Troops Are’ Withdrawn ~ From Her Territory Within Three Days.

RUMANIA. SERVES AN WLUMATUM ON RUSS BOLSHEVIK   Seviet Given Three Days to Get Their Forces Out of Rumanian Territory.   POLES READY FOR PEACE   Armistice Delegates Have Arrived At Place Where Conference Will Be Held.

‘SOVIET 6 TOLD: “TOMOVEFORCES   Armistice Delegation From Poland Reaches Place of Negotiations.   ALLIES AWAIT OUTCOME

WARSAW DOUBTFUL AS TO POSSIBILITY OF TRUCE - WITH BOLSHEVIK FORCES

Ready to Mobilize Full Fighting Force if Bolsheviki Refuse Demand.   MUST GET OUT OF GOUNTRY   Hot Fighting in Progress Along the River Narew Between the Poles and Redse—Red Cavalry Makes Gains.

ROUMANIA SENDS THREAT 10 SOVIET   Uitimatum Gives Red Troops Three Days to Evacuate.   READY TO CALL OUT TROOPS   Refusal of the Bolsheviki to Comply Will Be Followed by a General Demobilization, Says a Report From Vienna.

GIVES REDS 3 DAYS T0 QUIT SOIL   Seviet Army Within 75 Miles of W arsaw—Unknown Whether Armistice Envoys Are in Conterence,

RED FORCES MUST GET  OUTINSIDE OF THREE DAYS; POLISH-SOVIET ARMISTICE IN DOUBT

DOUBT. AS 10 PRAGE PACT   Bolieve Soviet May Insist on Terms Too Severe for Poles

ULTIMATUM 10 SOVIET RUSSIA FROM ROUMANIA   Bessarabia Is Object of Dissatisfaction. Soviets Must Leave or Roumania Will Mobilize.

TROOPS MUST RETIRE, SAYS ULTIMATUM   Mobilization Threaten ed if Bolsheviks  Refuse.

FEARED TERMS WILL PROVE TO BE T00 SEVERE   Polish Emissaries Now ‘at Scene of Armistice Meeting   BULLETIN

ROUMANIA it  p REDS      Ready to. Mobilize Full Fighting Force if Bolsheviki Refuse — Demand.   MUST GET OUT OF COUNTRY   Hot Fighting in Progress Along the River Narew Between the Poles. and Reds—Red Cavalry:  Makes Gains.

UBT ARMISTICE AGREEMENT WIT BULSHEVIK] ARMY   Harsh Soviet Terms Will Hal Negotiations for Peace, fs Belief in Warsaw.   FORMER TURKISH LEADER GFFERED RED COMMAND   Soviet Is Aiding Revolutions i Turkey, China. Persia and India With Money.

ULTIMATUM BY ROUMANIA   RUSSIAN SOVIETS ARE GIVEN THREE DAYS IN WHICH TO WITHDRAW TROOPS.

AOUMANIANS SEMAND WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET TROOPS FROM TERRITOR'   GENERAL MOBILIZATION OF ROU. MANIAN FORCES THREATENED  IN ULTIMATUM,

— OF POLES GOES IN RUSS LINES   Polish Delegates Carry Wireless Outfit ta Revort Armistice Discussion   FIGHTING IS CONTINUED   Soviet Troops Press in Region Northeast of Warsaw, It is Stated

GIVES SOVIETS 3 DAYS TO LEAVE ORSHE WILL WAR   Bolsheviks Continue  To Push Poles To ward Lemberg; No Peace In Sight.

RUMANIA TO THE REDS,   An PUdhionyf Toy 1 That ‘Troops Mast He Withdrawn

TRUCE WITH REDS CERTAIN 10 FAIL FEAR IN WARSAW   Soviet Terms Will B« Too Severe; Bloody Battle Raging.

WHEAT OUTLOOK IS DISCOURAGING   Only 60 Per Cent of 1,960,000 Acres Will Make Paying Crop Says Report   LABOR SHORTAGE GROWING   Farmers Face Critical Situation a: Result of Rush of Men to City for Higher Wages and Shorter Hours.

INDIANA WHEAT I$ ~ RIDDLED BY FLIES   And Conditions Aside From ‘This Avé Not Good -   SURVEY COMPLETED   Paints the Picture of the Hoosier Wheat -Yield-For 1920 As a Dark and Discouraging One— Some Gloomy Averages. .

INDIANA CROP OUTLOOK BAD   WHEAT CROP ESTIMATED AT 60 PER CENT   [Many Fields Will Lie Idle Because Farm Help Is Searce.

ONLY 60. PERCENT OF. ACREAGE SEEDED LAST! FALL WILL -. “ “PROVE, PAYING 0. =

WHATS YOUR ALTO WORTH?      Maybe Board of Review Will Hel; You Decide This «Question.

YOUR ALTO WORTH.         -  Maybe Board of Review Will’ Hel) You Decide This {Question.

HIGHER. COURT HOLDS SUNDAY MOVIES AND BASEBALL ILLEGAL   Places. Where’ Admission I: Charged Comes Under  Ban. 

SUMOAY MOMS  AND BASEBALL HELD ILLEGAL   SUCH AMUSEMENTS AT WHICH ADMISSION IS) CHARGED ARE PROUIBITED,

SUNDAY PICTURE SHOWS ILLEGAL   Appellate Court Renders Decision.

TEXAS SUNDAY LAW UPHELD BY HIGHEST COURT   Sunday Movies and Basebal IHegal, Court of Criminal Appeals Holds.

Supreme Couri Holds  Sunday Picture Shows and Baseball Are Illegai

WALKOUT SPREADS INTO PENNSYLVANIA   Steel Mills in Shenango Valley Begin Shutting Down as Railroad Workers Answer Insurgent Call.   YOUNGSTOWN FURNACES ARE RAPIDLY BANKING   Pennsylvania Line Officials Are Making Every Effort tc Keep Perishables and Livestock Moving.

PEOPLE OF MEXICO NANT PEACE WITH \MIERICAN NATION    Gompers Names Peace Envoy: To Treat With Representatives Of Radicals

Federation , Envoys Will “Oonfer: With-Goinpers for. — “Harmony Objective

INDICATIONS “TABOR: PARTY AND ALELOFL.  : al UM   ‘Chicago organization ex '~ tends the olive branch   of peace   Envoys named by Gompers to treat with the party's representatives

DRY LEADERS SEF HD). HOPES OF A REVERSAL   Only Fifteen Contested Pre. cincts Remain to be Counted And Wets Are Far in Lead  Wets Lead by 203 And No Further Reduction is Antici: nated

RECOUNT IN OHIO IS VICTORY FOR “WETS   Dry Leaders Abandon Hope of ‘Showing Majority Favoring Ratification of Amendment.

WET VICTORY ON REFERENDUM WILL PROBABLY STAND   Drys Practically Abandon “Hope That Recount Will Change Result.   WETS RETAIN LEAD OF 203 WITH 15 PCTS, UNCOUNTED   Court Action May Change Result and Cause Further Litigation.

Only fFilteen Contested Pre. cincts Remain to be Counted And Wets Are Far in Lead  Wete [ead by 903 And No

DRY CHIEFS ADMIT DEFEAT   Ohio Prohibition Leaders Practicall) Abandon Hope in. Obtaining Reversal of Referendum Vote.

DRY CHIEFS ADMIT DEFEAT  a ac Me Sb >               Ohio Prohibition Leaders Practiontl; Abandon Hope in Obtal iw nes, versal of Referendum Vote, oe

ORY CHIEFS AOMIT DEFEAT   Ohio Prohibition teadera Practically Abandon .Hope in Obtaining Reweraal. of. Referendum. Vote.

HOUOTON PARTS WITH HARDING TO SUPPORT COX   Taft’s Associate on League Issues Pronounces G. 0. P. Nominee a “Bitter Ender.”   Famous Book Publisher and ‘Former Head of World Advertising Clubs Quits Old Party.

LEADING INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN FOR COX   Treasurer of League to Enforce Peace Contributes $3800 to Democratic Campaign Fund.

RESIGNATION OF WOOD'S MANAGER ASKED BY THE TEXAS AMERICAN LEGION

LEGION MAKES DEMAND.   Wants Chairman Legislative Com. mittee, a Wood Manager, Removed,

American Legion. of Texas Declares That Serving As Wood’s Campaign Manager Disaualifies Him.

Control of Trade Boards to End Price Speculatior in Grain Urged by Hoover

GONGRESSMEN. UNDER GUARD.   Ameérlcans: Are Gontinuing Their Trig “Through Korea. °

No One Injured—Parishioners Protested Against Iustalling of New Priest

PARISH. HOUSE IS DYNAMITE]   Home of Czecho-Slovak.Priest is ' Attacked—Pastor’s Appoint” ment Unpopular.

$400,000 FIRE IN WINNIPEG   PRIEST'S HOME DYNAMITED BY OPPOSED PARISHIONERS

DRY COPS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE   PARISH HOUSE OF HOLY TRINITY  CZECHO-SLOVAK CHURCH BOMBED; REDS KILL 3RED CROSS WORKERS

CHURCH BUILDING WRECKED BY EXPLOSION   Catholic Church Where there  Was Dispute Over Priest at  Struthers, O., Damaged.

Calo’ AM RPTTA TRI   DYNAMITE BLOWS OFF PARISH HOUSE PORCH   Church Members Object te Priest in Report.

DYNAMITED PARISH “HOUSF.,   Of Czecho-Slovak Catholic Church at Stenthers. Ohio.

QYNAMITED PARISH HOUSE” OF CZECRO-SLOVAK CHURCH   ‘ . ' Peapte In Foreign Community In Ohio Can’t Seem lo Get Torether,

PATH HUUoE PORCH BLOWN OFF-NO.ONE  5 INJURED   Political Strife Between Two Fac: tions In Czecho-Slovak Catholic Chureh ts Believed Respansible

CATHOLIC RECTORY IN « OHIO IS DYNAMITED   Members Had Protested Against Apoointment of Priest John Freena, Who Finally ‘Took Charee.

DON'T LIKE PRIEST; BLOW UP -HIS “HOUSE   Czecho-Slovaks In _ Struthers, Ohio, Impress On Rector Their Dissatisfaction.

PARISH HOUSE IN CHIC TOWN DYNAMITED TOD:   Porch Blown Off But No One lt jured; Opposition Within -. the Chorch.

PRIEST'S HOME IS DYNARITED AT STRUTHERS   Squabble Among Mambers 01 Church is Recalled   Front Porch is Blown Away By Blast

SOVIET GRUSHES FOOD RIOT   SXECUTE 150 WORKMEN, SAYS DISPATCH,   Trouble at Petrograd When More Food and Shortening of 16-Hour Pay is Dented City Laborers.

DEATH FOR RUSSIAN RIOTERS.   Soviet Authocitics Slew 105 Laborers Who Asked Mcre Food.

REDS KILL 105 IN PETROGRAD   Revolt Against Soviet Rule Put Down MA/i4h, Slasinhtar. 4

105 DIE IN PETROGRAD RISING   Many Persons Killed and injured When Workers Revoit Against Soviet Rule.

SOVIETKILLS ==’ LABOR RIOTERS   Execute 105 Men Following Outbreak, Says Central News  Dispatch,   MANY DIE IN PETROGRAD

SOVIET LEADERS EXECUTE 105 AFTER PETROGRAD RIOT!   Uprising Due ty Hefusnl of Demands of Laborers For More Féod and Shorler Way, 

AMERICAN LEGION   Takes Over ANied Service Club Quarters in Odd Fellow Block

NEWBY-LAWS   Necessary Following Taking Over Of Allied Service Club  And Committee Appointed.   OTHER APPOINTMENTS

aWlso NEWPAPERS FAVOR EXTRADITION OF FORMER KAISEE   Meanwhile Ex:Kaiser Remains Calm and Helps Workers Save Castle from Flood

SWISS NEWSPAPERS FAVOR EXTRADITION   Point Out the Fact That Count Hohenzollern Is Not Political  Refugee.

THE SENSIBLE SWISS,   They Take the Position That Helland Should Surrender William. -

WILL NOT GRANT DEMAND OF ALLIES FOR EX-EMPEROR   (Associated Press.)   Swiss Press Urges Surrender.

Federation Declares Republi cans Ignore Plank in Favor of Labor Ranks   FAVOR NEW LABOR PARTY   Although on British Soil Does Not Block Mention of Irish and Their Pleas

LABOR MAY OFFER [To QUPPORT 10 DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Leaders Claim Republican Con: vention Ignored Their Demands.   WILL TAKE ACTION TODAY

EMANDS IGNORED BY REPUBLICANS LABOR DECLARES   FEDERATION IN CONVENTION PLANS DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST G. 0. P,   TO APPEAL TO DEMOGRATS   Will Offer Support of Organized Labor to Other arty In Return For Its Acceptance of Workers’ Platform.

REPUBLICAN PARTY 1S - CONDEMNED BY LABOR   Federation Convention Will Appeal to Democrats to Include A.F. L. Policy in Platform

LABOR 10 OFFER TS SUPPORT 10 THE DEMOCRATS   Will Urge Adoption of Program at San Francisco  Convention.

LABOR STRENGTH MAY BE GIVEN DEMOGRATS   FEDERATION CONSIDERS OFFERING AID FOR ACCEPTANCE OF PLATFORM,

6.0. P. PLANKS ON LABOR ARE GHUSE OF WAR   GOMPERS SPEAKS PLAINLY   LABOR WILL CAST ITS WHOLE FORCE TO DEMOCRATS

ORGANIZED LABOR, DISPLEASED WITH G. 0. P. PLATFORM, WITHDRAWS SUPPORT

LABOR WAY TENDER DEMOGRATIC. PARTY WORKERS’ SUPPORT   Put Only In Return For Party’: Endorsernent. Of Labor's s Plat  [      DISPLEASED .AT REPUBLICANS

GOMPERS SAYS “DRASTIC ACTION”--CONVENTION IGNORES DEMANDS   Make Prewarations for Offer of Support at San Francisco if Demos Favor Planks,

LABUR’S SUPPORT WILL BE OFFERED DEMOCRAT PARTY   Would Give Aid in Return for Acceptance of Platform Demands Which Were Ignored by G. O. P.

.Condemn ‘Republican Party for “Ignoring” Its Labor  Platform.   TO OFFER AGREEMENT TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY   ‘Will Offer Support of Organ  ized Labor for Adoption ef Platform.

WAR ON CIGARETTES SOON TO BE WAGED BY OHI PROHIBS   Prohibitionists Say U. § Was “Duped” into Tobacco Funds,

WAR AGAINST THE CIGARET   Declared by Prohibition Party of Ohio—Rev. Watkins Their Choice for Pres -ident—Tobacco Fund De a Te

HARDING MAKES SPEECHES FROM REAR PLATFORA   Reaches Wheeling And Wi Deliver Main Address There.

HARDING “TONIGHT   AT WHEELING WHERE HE ARRIVED TODAY FROM BALTIMORE. . .   Holds Campaign Conference With Republican Leaders ‘Enroute to-the West Virgrinia City.

VICTORY'MEDALS © ARE DISTRIBUTED   Former Service Men Are Not Askin For Them as Rapidly as The Government Expects   ONLY ONE TENTH GONE   3,757,624 Men Are Eligible For Medals and Office Force Can Take Care of More Applications

FEW CLAIM MEDALS   Former Service Men Siow to Call for Government Gift.   Distributing Officers Urged to Make “Utmost Effort, to Reach All En. ' titled to Victory Medal.

VICTORY MEDALS FOR FIGHTERS   Ex-Service Men Apply Slowly For Medals According To Report From Official.

UWICOTADY RABRAES VICTORY MEDALS  GOING SLOWLY   Locat Post Will Be Glad to Aid All Service Men to Get These

EX-SOLDIERS SHOULD APPLY FOR VICTORY MEDALS   Can Be Secured Through Lecal. Post Of American Lezion. :

Ex-Service Men Urged to Fill Out Blanks That They May Secure the   NEW VICTORY MEDALS   To Date Only 379,214 of the 3,757,624 Soldiers Have Applied °:

BOLSHEVIKS AT GREAT LAKES   Commandant SayS Red Spirit  Filaunted by New Recruits.

RED SPIRIT AT GREAT LAKES   Rear Admiral Bassett Tells How Youths Enlisting in Navy Flaunt Insurgency.

RRR eeeEEeEeEeEuEEauEeaEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeEeEEeEeeeeee  NO BAIL; ‘IT’s JAIL FOR JACK JOHNSON

JOHNSON TO ASK BAIL   Former Heavyweight Champion - Placed in Jail at Joliet 

JACK JOHNSON GOES TO JAIL SAYS CLYNE   Former Heaveywieght Chamy Arrives Tomorrow.

Jack Johnson  To Be Sent To Jail   Forfcited o $15,000  Band Several Years Ago When Sentenced to Pedcral Penitentitiry,

A. A.C. W. MAY MEET IN ATLANTA IN 1921   Selection Made By Presidents o Local Clubs—General!l Session Action Necessary.

SOVIET ANNOUNCES MORE BREAD FOR BOISE WORKERS   Bread Ration Will be Increased to Those Who Work For Eight Hours and Preference  ‘Is Given to the Soviet Members in Distribution.   RECENT VICTORIES: HELPFUL   Successes of Army Opens ur New Sources to the Reds

JOHNSON TO TAKE STUMP   California Senator ot Begin Eastern Campaign for Republicans

SEN, JOHNSON BEGINS TOUR,   Leaves Saturday for Eastern Trip for Harding and Coolidec.

NO DEFINITE ‘WORD RECEIVE!   Nothing So Far Learned Concerning RussianPolish Armistice

RUSH OFFICE OF CLERK   Adams County Couples Preparing For Christmas Weddings.

Rockefeller, World’s Richest Man, in Contemplative Seclusion, Hides in Hills

MOB FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC — _ PURPOSES IS REPELLED   London Police  _Disperse Paid Demor strators while Camera: Men Crank: Vigorously

MOVIE MEN SCARED  LONDON OFFICIALS   Movement of Crowd Attempt: ing to Pass Barriers in The ‘Downing Street Section Mis. taken for Move on” Govethnment Buildings by Police.

A MOVIE WOB EXCITES,   London Feared A Meve On Crovwn Buildings But tt Was Only eo. Play,

FORDSON IN RECORD FOR PRODUCTION.   }100,000 Mark Reached February 19  In Brodaction of Farm Machine Manxiacture Started Less -. * Than Two and Half Years  on

BiG WHEAT POOL BEING PLANNEL   -ARMERS' ORGANIZATION WOULD CONTROL CROP AND STABILIZE PRICES

GIGANTIC WHEAT POOL 15 SUBJECT  BEFORE MEETING   FARMERS PROPOSE TO CONTRO! MARKETING AND STORING OF WHEAT CROP

FARMERS PLAN WHEAT POOL   Control of Marketing in Hands of, the - Growers to be Considered...

CHILD SAVED INUNUSUAL WAY UNDER A TRAIN   Rails  Engine And Five Cars Passed Over Tot Who Loses -Two  geo RPE

LINHART IS ACCUSED   Find Strychnine in Sau sage Eaten By Clutier Man.

WISNER HELD FOR MURDER OF - FRANK LINHAR   When The Two Were on a’ Fishing Trip. The Indictment Alleges Strychnine In Sausages. -—

NEPHEW HELD AS UNCLES SLAYER   ‘Frank Wisner, Who Accompaniied  Frank Linhart on Fishing Trip is _ Charged With Feeding Strychnine;  Men Had Quarreled Often. \

NEPHEW OF  ~LINHART IS ACCUSED   Find Strychnine in Sausage Eaten By Clutier Man.

HOLD IOWAN ON MURDER CHARGE   Clutier Man Alleged Slayer of Uncle Whiie Fishing

LARD TANK BLOWS UP AND $100,000 IN DAMAGE IS DONE   Morrell Packing Co. Has Serious Accident—Oceurred After Warkine Hoanrs.

INCOME TAX CAN'T BE DODGED Unele 8am Has Eyes on Your Pocketbook

WOMEN THRONG TO POLLS ON INITIAL: - REGISTRATION’ BAY   Resulis Far in Excess of Anticipation of Suffrage ~* Workers °   WOMEN'S (ORGANIZATIONS AND ‘DAGANIZED LABOR ARE ACTIVE   Community Council “on the . Job” With. Workers ©

WOMEN THRONG T0 POLLS ON INITIAL REGISTRATION DAY   ee = eS  Results Far in Excess of Antici, pation of Suffrage Workers   WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS AND ORGANIZED LABOR ARE ACTIVE   Community Council “on the Job” With Workers

IT CANNOT ADJOURN TiLL  TUESDAY NEXT   Farmers’ Tax Measure Ma’ Supplant the Legalizing Act

INVESTICTE RECORD OF FOUR ITALIANS   Held in Connection With Wall Street Explosion; Barber Shop Is Raided.

CLARA SMITH HAMON GONE   Alleged Slayer of Jake L. Hamo Vanishes in Mexican Desort.—Officiale Lose Hope of Finding Her.

PERSHING KEEPS OLD JOB   Members of Senate Committee Ten. tatively Drop Plan to 4ake Him Chief of Staff.

REPUBLICANS FOR COX   Big i of Prominent Chicago G. 0. P. Men and Women are for Leavue.

Prominent Republicans Plead for Cox: ‘Forget Party; League Is Issue!

REPUBLICANS AND “PROGRESSIVES OF ~ CHLCHGO APPEAL TO CITIZENSHIP   Prominent Americans Ask --Men and Women Who  Love Peace to Vote “for Governor Cox   SUPPORT MAN WHO  FAVORS COVENANT   AND TAKE AMERICA INTO . THE CLASS WITH. PROGRESSIVE NATIONS OF THE. CIVIL IZED WORLD = '

EADING REPUBLICANS AND PROGRESOIVED JOIN IN WARM APPEAL FOR GOVERNOR COX

NON-DEMOCRATS IN APPEAL FOR COX FLECTINN   Base Plea on Necessity of Entry Into the Lease.

ERT  TFTY REPUBLICANS SIGN. THIS APPEAL   Prominent Citizens of Midwest Cast Aside Party: for League.   IS MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE   Vote for Cox ‘Means Entering League, Vote for Harding © . Scrapping It,- .

TOSUPPORT GOA AND THE LEAGUE   High Light on Climax of National Campaign  STRONG FOR LEAGUE   Fifty Republicans, Progressives and Independents Sign Appeal on Behalf of Governor Cox Basing Plea on Necessity for Concurrence of U. S. in Versailles Covenant

ONE KILLED WHEN PENNS) PASSENGER TRAIN WAEGK'   Southern Express Crashes Inte Hudyabic Purp.

BURNED ALIVE IN RAIL WRECK   Trainman Killed and 300 Passengers Have Narfréw Escape in Accident at Penn Valley, Pa.

HEARING IN CITY ON UNION DEPOT EVENT WEDNESDAY   Railroads to Present Their Side of the Question at Meet tine Hore Tamoarraw

HEARING INGITY. ON UNION DEPOT - EVENT WEDNESDAY   Railroads: to Present-Their Sid of the Question at, Meet, .  jne Hore Tomorrow

THE FIGHT IS.“ ON AT TOPEKA   INDUSTRIAL COURT BILL AINTEODUCED IN BOTH HOUSES. ©   THE ISSUE IS CLEARLY DRAWN AND NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE,   Shall the People Control the Leglsla{lon of Kansas or Shall It be Metated by Labor Agitators?

LABOR MAKES BITTER FIGH   On Gov. Allen’s Industria sites, Court Bill.   MANY LEADERS IN TOPEKA   Bill Was Introduced in Both House and Senate Today — Goes to Committees.

TO IMPROVE HIGHWAY   WORK WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK  ON ROAD SOUTH OF KELLNER

lO IMPROVE HIGHWAY NO. 73, SOUTH KELLNER      WORK WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK ON ROAD SOUTH OF KELLNER

TRADE BOARD CLERK TAKEN  INTO CUSTODY   Department Workers Face Many Difficulties as Result of Suspects Rushing Into Seclusion Following Raids of Last Week.   WORK HAS JUST BEEN COMMENCED, SAYS NEW YORK MAN

STORM WARNING ISSUED   Windsd of Gile Force Of North Atlantic Coast To. night and Tomorrow

Neo More Loans to Foreign Countries   Alretdy $9,560,000,000 of the Ter Billion Authorized by Congres: Has Been Loaned.

SHUT DOWN © ON LOANS TO OUR ALLIES   Secretary Houston Says thi Lid of U. S. Cash Box is Closed for Time Being.

Profiteers “Are Condemned—Produc. tion Must Be Pushed—Preaches Economy and Big Loans—Asks  Aid for Germany and Austria.   U. S. LOANS TO ALLIES STOP   Authorization of $10,000,000,000 Is Al. most Used Up, Secretary Houston Says.

U. S. LOANS TO ALLIES STOP   Authorization of $10,000,000,000 Ig Al. most Used Up, Secretary Houston Says.

NO NEW LOANS TO EUROPEANS   SECRETARY HOUSTOD TAKES FIRM STAND REGARDING NEW LOANS.

KO MORE LOANS TO ALLIES   By American Government, Secretary Houston Announces,

THE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS 10 RECEIVE NO FURTHER LOANS FROM AMERICAN GOVERNMEN’

ALLIES 10 RECEIVE NO FURTHER LOANS         Loans Thus Far Made Tetal $9,659,00,000 of -the Ten Billions Authorized By Congress.

Two Negroes Killed By Whites Afler Attempt Is Made on Life of Woman

STEVEDORS ON OTRIKE THROUGHOUT MEXICO THREATEN TROUBLE   President Takes Hand In Controversy In Country.

FIRE TRAPS WAR VETERANS   One Man Burried to Death and Sev. eral Other Cripples “Overcoinie by Smoke... 

FIRE TRAPS WAR VETERANS   One Man Burned to Death and Sev eral Other Cripples Overcome by Smoke.

FRANK S, RAMEY, 18, IN $10,000 BONDS   Police Investigate Olews Leading to Others

RAMEY PLEADS — NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULTING GIRL   Victim of Cruel Attack Yesterday Is Still  Uneconecioue.

FARMER SHOOTS _ HIS BRAINS OUT   C. H. Eckenrode Committed Sui cide at Farm in Liberty Township.   WORRIED OVER CROPS   Had Sold Farm And Thought He Had Not Asked Enough Money For it. ) Wife Finds Body.

WORRYING, SHOOTS HIMSELE   LEAVING WIFE AND SEVEN CHILDREN WITHOUT HIS HELP.   Teo Bear the Bruat of the Fancied  Mistakes He had Worried Akteout.

TO PRY WAR ORIMIN:       Cennan Offierrs WHI Re Tries nt Lelpzig.

EIGHTH DIVORCE FOR SAME MAN   Judge, Granting Decree, Says: “I May Be Making Mistake, But If So, Seven OtMer Judges Have Been In Error.”

MAN GETS EIGHTH DIVORCE   JUDGE CARR ADHERES TO PRECEDENT—GRANTS DECREE

MNGANG TAKE REPUBLICAN SUCCESS AS WON   Some. Cannot Remembe Names of Democratic Candidates,   ‘Two Apples’ Running for Governor—State ls Whimsical and Impulsive,

KANSAS ELECTOR TAKE REPUBLICA SUCCESS AS WOK   “Two ‘Apples” Running for Gov ernor; State May Change Overnight,. Tho.

SEPP ob ERs wu. ath, i : : i v . ‘ i JOA T ANTrH CRP E ORIEL TEES  ‘ E © ‘ I i

THIRD RAID MADE ON THE BURLINGTON HOTEL SALOON HERE   William Schultz, Proprietor i: Arrested on Charge of Having Moonshine      TWO BARTENDERS ARRESTED IN PREVIOUS CASES STARTED                     ing to Get a Bondsman

THIRD RAID MADE ON THE BURLINGTON HOTEL SALOON HERE   Wiliam Schultz, Proprietor is Arrested on Charge of Having Moonshine      TWO. BARTENDERS. ARRESTED -..: 1N PREVIOUS GASES STARTED   Schultz Out With Marshal ‘Try ing to. Get.a- Bondsman

LEAGUE STATEMENT BY HARDING TO BE GIVEN NEXT WEE}   Republican Nominee Next Saturday to Reply to Democratic Attacks.

Root, Perhaps Taft Taft and Hoo veer, Will Aid in : ee Decision’ °°   GETS JOLT IN -AUTO   Series of Mishaps Occur te Nominee on Way From Golf Course.

REPUBLIC ANS  BUSY FRARING A SUBSTITUTE  ~ FORCOVENAN   Harding Prepares Speech On League to Be Given In a Week   TO ANSWER CHARGES

Harding To Renly To Attacks Mack   Will Discuss League of Na tions During Speech Next Week

AVERT. A STRIKE   Action Is Not Announced But the Belief ls General Increase Has Been Refused,   DECISION IS “UNALTERABLE”:   President Makes Statement U S. Policy Based on “Justice < to AH] Inderests.”

ae President Meets with Bro. - therhood Chiefs on White House Lawn,   EXACT NATURE OF ' OFFER JS WITHHELD   Relieved, “However, ‘That  Demand Were Not Granted by Chief  Exceutive:

WILSON MAKES PROPOSAL 10 RAL UNIOKS.   REPRESENTATIVES OF -THE BROTHERHOODS TO CONSIDER SUGGESTION.

ATTEMPT LAST PLAN OF CONVICTING MAN IN FRAUD TRIAI   Name of Henry Ford - To Be Mentioned  ig, SEN Re, 2 Cleanse e Uk: TE

NOT A NEW THING,   Boodle Seems to Have Been Used in biections Back in 1856.

NOT A: NEW THING.   Bieeits Bessa 'ts Have Been Viet ‘Hlections ‘Back in: 1856.

SIGNS CONFESSION OF LOOTING TRAIN’S MAI   Collins, Youth Arrested, Burn ed Most of Loot.

Keith Collins Admits Participa tion in Postal Train Hold. up in Iowa

COLLINS MAKES CONFESSION   Ldmite Participation in ‘caer RBleff fs Trate Rebbher;:.

CONFESSED- ROBBER BURNED SECURITIES   TELLS POLICE HE DLDN'T KNOW VALUE WHEN THEY WERE DESTROYED,

LAST OF ROBBER PANE ARREST]   Seven Are Now Rounded Up in $3,000,000 Mail Theft.

KEITH COLLINS TELLS OF MAIL CAR ROBBERY   Postal Inspectors Declare Bogus Army Officer Confessed Part in “Greatest Holdup,”

ADMITS TAKING PART IN MAIL GAR ROBBERY   <eith Collins Held in Kansas City Confesses to Crime.. Burned All Loot Excepting $500.00.   BOLDEST ROBBERY IN HISTORY.   Crime Enacted at Council Bluffs Occupies Attention Of Entire Middle West. Important Catch.

GONFESOES TO Alt PANT IN ROBBING NAILS AT BLUFFS   Officials Say Collins Declares He Burned His Share of the Loot.

POBBERS” HEAD TW COWEESSIO      ADMITS PARTICIPATION IN COUN. CiL BLUFFS AFFAIR   Collins Was Sought Here by the Om aha Postal Authorities and Was Said to Carry An Immense Sum On His Person

GOLLING NOW UNDER ARREST FOR ROBBERY   Much Wanted Aviator {g Taken Into Custody at Westville, Oklahoma

LAST MAN IS CAUGHT   Officers Have All Connected With Councit Bluffs Mait ” th Robbery.

OBREGON INSTALLED MEXIGO'S PRESIDENT   American Visitors Prominent - Figures. at Inauguration,

OBREGON TAKES “OATH OF OFFICE AS PRESIDENT   Becomes Chief of Mexican Republic Amid Great Celebration.

MEXICO’S BIG PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION UNEXGEELE   It Was’ the Occasion af the In auguration of President Obregon: *

WON PRESIDENCY BY GING SERVICE 10 COUNTRY IN CRISIS   New President of Mexico Regarded Az Peacemaker and Lover of That Commcecity.   WILL SEEK RECOGNITION  Little Doubt As to His Intentions to Have Best Relations With United States.

THE NEW DAY © IN OLD wEXICD   GEN. OBREGON WAS INAUGURATED PRESIDENT TODAY.   HIS LIBERAL POLICY   ‘HE ANNOUNCES A PROGRAW THAT PROMISES WELL.   It Is Belleved “That His Adminis. tration Will Soon he ‘Recognized hy Government at Washington. ©

BIG NIGHT AT — MEXICO CITY   President Obregon Enters ' Office. .   FRIENDS. OF MEXICO ARE IN FRONT ROW   Patriotic Demonstration Follows.

Wott Und GIVE PLAGE UF OND  AUG URAL ON   OBR EGON'S INAUGURATION FOL LOWED BY KRECOKD-BREAKING PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION,

Many Journey to Mexico City to Wit. ness Inauguration of New President and For Demonstration.

DBREGON 10 AID 9. CAPITAL IN BUILDING MEXICL   New President Especially Interested in Railroad Development — Big Demonstration After Inauguration.

GENERAL OBREGON SWORN INTO OFFICE   Popular General Is Inaugurated President of Mexico.

OBREGON BECOMES MEXICAN PRESIDEN   General Inaugurated At Most Patriotic Ceremony Ever Held In Republic.

GREAT GhOWDS GHEET OBREGON   Given One of Most Enthusias tic Receptions in History of Capital.   Americans Among Those Clos est to Scene of Activity at Inauguration.

QOBREGON TAKES OATK   Popular General Is Inaugurated President of Mexico.   Ceremony Is Followed by Biggest Patriotic Demonstration in History of the Republic.

RP YIEG GELERRATES   Inauguration of Obregon as President Made Fete.

MIGUEL OBREGON {S INAUEIIRATER   Biggest Patriotic Demonstration in History Marks Observance.   FAVORS YANKEE: CAPITAL

OBREGON IS INAUGURATED AS PRESIDENT   Auspicious Occasion Fo Mexico City—Recognition Is Near.

Inauguration of General Obregon is Signal for One of Largest: Patriotic Demonstrations in Nation’s Annals   AMERICAN WELL WISHERS ARE CLOSEST TO FRONT   Telegrams Received Along the Border Indicate Colorful Occasion Marking Inauguration CGeremonica

MANY VISITORS SEE OBREGON INAUGURATED   Representatives of Kansas City and Oriental Railroad of Texas Among Those Present.

YANKS WATCH At CBRE GON ASCEND   SPECIAL TH AINS © ARRUE Dp AMER TCANS TO MEXICO CITY'S ; CEREMONIES

PROHIBITS CROWDS ON STREETS AS RESULT OF RECENT CEMONS TRATION:   STRIKE SITUATION AT WICHIT: FALLS REACHES ACUTE STAGE; DISORDERS FEARED.

NO SUOPERSION IN ANTHAAGHTE FIELE   Operators Agree to Make An’ Wage Increase That Ma be Decided Upon Retroac tive to April 1.

MINERS TO KEEP ON WORKING   Partial Agreement Arrived nat for Anthracite Field.

UPERATORS 10 MELT DEMANDS FUR PAY BOOST   Owners Notify Hard Coal Diggers of Agree ment; Plan to Speed Action of Conference.

J WNERS AVERT HARD COAL SUSPENSION   Agree That Any Increase of Wages Shall Be Retroactive—End Of Restrictions Debated

‘Operators Agree to Make Wage  Increase to Men Retroactive.  No Cessation of Work.

MANY INJURED IN STREET FIGHTS   Rowdies Carry Qut May Day. Threats In Paris   ‘GUARDS - DISPERSE MOBS   Snipers Fire in Dark Stracts— Sixty Arrested.

INDICT N. Y. COMPTROLLER   Eugene Travis, His Successor and Capitalist, Charged With Looting State Funds.

N. Y. COMPTROLLER INDICTED   Three Men Are Charged With Looting the State Funds.

Wrangel Is Defeated During Terrific Fighting, Reporis ‘to London From Crimea Say

WRANGEL DEFEATED IN A TERRIFIC FIGHT   Russ General Is Reported to Be Re treating Into Crimea; Reds Push on.

GEN. WRANGEL’S SITUATION IS MOST SERIOU:   Retreats Into Crimea: Where He Began” Operations Tinht: Manthe Aan

W. D. Haywood At Work Raising Money To Defend Members of the 1. W:

WAR PLANT WASTE SEEN TN BUILDING ONE WY ALABAMA   “Never Again.” Congressmer in Mussel Shoals Inquiry Say, Halting Evidence.

i iicieaeemmeeataeinniideetnal  INVESTIGATORS CONVINCED OF EXTRAVAGANCE

Such Great Volume of Derogatory Testimony is to be Secured That Affidavits Will  Be Taken Instead of Direct  Testimony, —

BISHOP HEFFRON IS APPOINTED TO PONTIFIGA! JOB   Winona Prelate Named by Pops Assistant to the Pontifical Throne

MINERS WAIT WILSON REPLY   “Vacation” Strikera Want Understand. ing With Labor Secretary at Washington.

“VACATION” IS UP TO WILSON   Miners Awaid Word of the Secretary of Lahor.

TATE TREASURY AUDIT onUWa NG BIG oHUnTAGt   DISCREPANCIES APPARENTLY DUI TO SYSTEM OF KEEPING ACCOUNTS, SAYS REPORTS,

PASTOR RES      Rey. Emory Stockslager, Mount Joy Accepts Call to Worthington.

CARRANZA ANZA: PLANS ~~ WAR ON S   [By Ralph H. Turned, ‘United ‘Press Staff Correspondent.] 

MEXICO TAKING STEPS 70 PRESERVE ORDER DURING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIO

PREPARING FOR MEXICAN ELECTIO>   Carranza Launches Cam paign to Wipe Out Ban dits To Insure Orde! When President is Chos  oan

CU-UPERATION 10 PROTECT GAME [3 UBJEUT OF CLUB   Aims of Sporismans’ Club Set Out By State Official Last Night.   'O STOCK LOCAL STREAMS: TOURNAMENTS PLANNED   Representative Attendance at Session and Much Interest is Shown— Membership in Club is Growing.

UU-UPERATION 10 PROTECT GAME [5 UBJECT OF CLUE   TO STOCK LOCAL § STREAMS; MEN’ PLANNED      Representative Attendance at Session and Much Interest is Shown— Membership in Club is Growing.

AMERICANS LEAVE MAZATLAN   U. S. Steamer Arrives at Topolobampo With All Who Wished to Get Out.

REVOLT ASKINGT JAPANESE BULE SWEEPS KEREA   he JAPANESE KILLED IN RECENT BATTLE, REPORTS STATE.

REDS BACK THE KOREANS.   Bolisheviki Foster «Tremendous! Revolt Against Jnpanesec.

REDS OF RUSSIA AID KOREA   Active Revolt Against Japancse Rule Resalts in Battle and Three Hundred Killed.

BOLSHEVISTS ORGANIZE REVOLT AGAINST JAPS    Foster Uprising in Korea According ' to Late Official Dispatches From Orient.

AGTIVE REBELLION IN KOREA AGAINST RULE OF JAPAWESE   Fostered by Russian Reds and Characterized as Beginning of Tremendous Affair.   NEWS OF FIGHTING NOT SURPRISE TO WAHSINGTON   Recent Clash KResulled in Defeat of Army Post in Which Three Hundred Japanese Were Killed and Remainder Routed Pull Seope of Movement Not Disclosed,

KOREA SPURRED TO ACTION  AGAINST OLD-TIME ENEMY   Russian Bolshevists Aid in Attack in Which Japanese Are Defeated and _ the End Is Not in Sight.

TWO IMPRISONED AT JIMINEZ, MINING COMPANY REPORTS   No Details Given of Incident in Consul’s Message; One Believed to Be Texan   CARRANZA DEATH BLAME IS FIXED

Presiaent of !linois Workers Charges That One Member of Three Named to Investigate Industry Has Acted in Cause of Operators.

SAY-COMMISSION: FAVOR OPERATORS   This is the Charge of Frank Fartring fon, Head of Hlinols Coal Miners.

RAILROADS NOT OPPOSING BOOST   SPOKESMAN SAY LABOR HOWEVER, MUST GIVE HONEST RETURN.

ROADS NOT OPPOSED TQ FAIR INCREASE   In Return They Want Guarantee of Honest and Conscicntious Work.

RGADS ASK FAIR PLAY:   Willing to Grant Wage Increase For Honest Work, They Say.

SENTENCED POSTAL CLERK   Man Who Stole Diamonds Gets Thirty Days in Jail

POSTAL CLERK — TOOK DIAMONDS   Given Jail Sentence of  Thirty Days by Judge  - for the Theft:

Hallas County Jail Scene of Hanging; Negro Pays Penalty for Murder of a White Mar

DALLAS NEGRO HANGED TODAY   Refused Offers of Chicken and Watermelon;  Wanted Cherry Pie

DALLAD NEGRO  0 HANGLD FO REGENT MURDEE   CUNFESSED MURDER AN ROR. BERY OF EMPLOYER IN DAG LAS OFL STATION,

Gen. Wrangel’s Troops. Isolate Soviet Armies ~ According to Repor'

McKinley's Bir Birthday Celebrations Planned by Ohio G..O. P. Clubs

HARDING T0 SPEAK AT OHIO BANQUE   Will Make His First Address Of a Political Nature Celegrating McKinley Day at Niles, O—Seeks Republican  RT wcwn len ntingn f{nw Dua ¢ 4  matAl nent

TO OBSERVE BIRTHDAY OF WKINLE'   REPUBLICAN CLUBS /° NILES AN D CLEV.. LAND WIZL H OL L. BANQUETS. ar   Senator Harding and Jose~ G. Cannon to Speak : - Niles, Native Town of t°  . Martvred President. -

GUN FIGHT WITH BOOZE RUNNERS   Two Are Badly Wounded in an Eas Omaha Road House Ehis Morning.”

BOOZE RUNNERS IN PITCH BATTLE   Two Badly Wounded in Battle Be. tween Rival Bands of Booze Run. ners; Several Hundred Shots Firec in Fiaht.

CAPTAIN DETZER IS FREED   Officer, Court-Martialed, Found Not Guilty of Abucing Soldier Prison. ers in France.

DETZER FREED OF BCRUELTY CHARGE   “ort Wayne Army Man Found Not Guilty of Mistreating Soldter Prisoners—Trial Lasted Eight  Weeks.

DELEGATES NAMEL   Past Week Shows Little Change in Presidential Probabilities.

6.0. P. GAMPAIGK ENDS WITH TEXAS GONFAB TUESDA   Yemocrats Still Have Baker’s Dozen Contests to Be _ Disposed Of.

EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE T0 FIX GUILT EXPLOSION   EVERY CLUE IS BEING INVESTE GATED BY CIETY, STATE OR GOVERNMENT AGENTS

HARDING COMPLACENT ON EVE OF BIG DAY   Cox in “Luck” Speech ai Toledo Predicts His Elec tion as Leader of Cause

HARDING CALM OX EVE OF ELECTION   Republican Leader Satisfied With Fight Waaged by Party.

HARDING CALM ON EVE OF ELECTION   Says He Awaits Result With  fCamniarsanryu   OUTLOOK IS ENCOURAGING   Nominee Holds Telephone Con. ferences With National Chair. man and His Pre-convention Manager—-Calls News From Ilinois and New York Espe. cially Gratifying.

WE HAE At                 Republican Chats Wi NeighWhile Votes Are‘

HARDING AWAITS: DECISION OF COUNTRY ON HIS. CANDIDACY FOR PRESIDENCY OF NATION

HARDING AWAITS RESULT COMPLACENTLY, HE SAYS   We Have Made the Best Fight We Knew How tc Make, Republican Candi. date Declares.

HARDING DECLINES TO TALK POLITICS   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WILI SPEND ELECTION DAY ON GOL LINKS.

CLOSE OF STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN FINDS HARDING IN FINE CONDITION   ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE RUNS DIRECT ;TO HARDING OFFICE -AND NOMINEE :TO0 HAVE FULL REPORT

HARDING CALMLY AWAITS DECISIN ON HIS CANDIDACY   Spends Most of Evening Chat. ting of Everything Except Politics.   EXPECTS TO VOTE EARLY AND PLAY GOLF GAME   Retires at Usual Hour, Read. ing Himself to Sleep as Has Been His Custom for Years. Carries Every Outward Sigr  ' Satisfaction and Confidence

WOMAN'S SHIP TD AIL FOR RUOolE   Wives and Children of Deport: ed Radical Aliens May be  . Passengers on Vessel Car. rying Medicine and Milk.

ALIENS’ FAMILIES MAY FOLLOW   Wives and Children or Deportees Can Go to Soviet Russia.

WIVES AND CHILDREN   Of Deported Radicals May be Sent to Russia.

SEARCH FOR NEGRO   Who fStrutally ; Assaulted Sixteca' Year-OW Girk

WYOMING REPUBLICANS CLOSE   Condemn Administration batravy: agaeace and Elect Delegates.

ASK RECEIVER   Stockholder in Goodyear Company i: Dissatisfied   4BRve United Preas}

ae ee tg tae  Dissatisfied Stockholder in Goodyear Tire Company is Seeking Receivership

GOODRICK RUBBER CO.   Faces Receivership by Suit Instituted By A Stockholder

DEPUTY PRAISES TRIBUNE PLANT   NEWSPAPER AND. PRINTING PLANT OF TRIBUNE INSPECT ED BY INDUSTRIAL DEPUTY. GETS COMMENDATION

NEWSPAPER AND PRINTING PLANT OF TRIBUNE INSPECTED BY INDUSTRIAL DEPUTY— GETS COMMENDATION 4

HARDING ON LAST SWING OF CAMPAIGN   2epublican National Candidate Left Marion Today on Final Tour of Fight for Presidency, Speaking Cleveland Tonight. —Trip is Contined to Ohio.  at

HOME STRETGH - TN CARPAIRNIAE   Senator Harding Begins His Last Speaking Trip in  Cleveland Tonight.   APPEALS TO WHOLE : OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   Akron, Cincinnati and Colum. bus the Final Points the Serator Will Visit,

MARTENS HEARING IN SECRET   Government Strengthening Ita Case  Agninast ‘‘Ambasaeador.’’

Yellow Troops Engage In Fierce Struggle When Chinese Support Insurgent Forces In Fight With Japs—Bolsheviki Communique Reports Peasants In Ussuri District Rising  In Favor of Sovie-—Bombardment of Geniehoek rae Ponartod

JAPS FIGHT THE SIBERIANS   Insurgents Get Chinese Aid on the Amur River—Reds Cross Manich River.

DRIVE ON REDS CONTINUING   Bolsheviki Pushed North ward—Kovel Fighting Is Unabated

SHOWS CRIME WANES WITH LIQUOR ABSEN]   3tate Enjoys Decrease im Convic Hons from 57,316 in 1918 to 55,359 in 1919

NEWBERRY CASE MAY SOON ENL   GOVERNMENT TO FINISH IT SIDE TODAY 1S, THE REV IFF,

Secretary Steals March On Women’s Party Leaders And Avoids Embarrassment By Signing Proclamation At Home Early Today — Disappointed Suffragists Deplore ‘Lack Of Ceremony

Seeretary: Ok State Col‘by Places Signature To: Document. .      SUFFRAGE NOW I. AN ACTUALITY   Document Signed At Secretary's Home—No Women  Were Present...

SUFFRAGE BECOMES FACT TODAY WITE COLBY’S SIGNATURE   Secretary of ‘State Signs Pro clamation at His. Home This Morning.   WOMEN DISAPPOINTED AT NOT BRING PRESENT   Document Received at 4 A. M. —~Executive Committee of Woman’s Party Mcets to Arrango Activities.

HISTORY'S MOST BITTER FIGHT IS NOW AT AN ENE   Women’s Enthusiasm  Dampened Because They Were - Not Permitted to Witness Signtna atthe Document.   HAPPENINGS

JUFFRAGE GIVEN FINAL TOUGH BY SECRETARY GOLBY TODA)   WRITER SAYS NOT LEGAL   Noted Author On Constitutiona! Subjects Says Election Will Be Invalid This Fall

WOMEN CANDIDATES RAN VERY POORLY   IN—MUNIGIPAL—-ELEGTONS   Except As School Board Candidate: ' Stormy Weather Kept New. Voters at Home :

BAY STATE WOMEN DEFEATED   Returns Show Voters Favor Mere Man in Massachusetts Municipal Elections.

WOMEN OFFICE SEEKERS FARED RATHER POORLY   Lack of Support in Massachusetts City Elec. tions Yesterday Attrib. uted to Bad Weather.

BAY STATE WOMEN CANDIDATES GIVEN VERY LIGHT VOTES   Six Cities Vote to License Sale of 2.75 Liquor and 13 for Light Sunday Sports.

WOMEN FARED POORLY ATPOLLS   Only Those Who Ran for School Committee Land in 16 Bay State City Elections   Mss, Daggatt, Who Wanted to Be Mayor of Attleboro, Received 84 Vates   13 Cities Favor Sunday Sports and Boxing—Mayor Gold en Re-elected in Woburn

FEMALE NOMINEES ARE BADLY BEATEN AT THE POLLS   A Number of Massachusetts Towns Refuse to Elect Them to Offices Which They Sought  7   BIG VOTE POLLED FOR LIQUOR

(MEN FAIR PAQDLY   Run Far ‘Behind In Massaehusetts City Elections.

BAY STATE WOMEN DEFEATED   fee ee ee a eT  : Returns Show Voters Favor Mere Man  : in Massachusetts Municipal Elections.

SEEKERS FARED RATHER POORLY   Lack of Support in Mas. -sachusetts City Elec. tions Yesterday Attrib. uted to Bad Weather.

WOMEN FARED POORLY IN BAY STATE BALLOT   They Lose Out in Municipal Election in Massachusetts Yesterday.

HARDING. WOULD OPEN WESTERN LANDS   To Stem the Drift to tho Cites the Candidate Tella a Group of Governors.

DEVELOPMENT OF DUTCH STEAMER IS. WEST IS FAVORED SETTLING ON REEE

MERLING ADVOCATES OPENING OF WES]   Tella Assemblage of Govertiors That ‘Undeveloped West Must. Be~ Thrown.-Open, 

Harding Sees Means of Stopping Drift of Population .  to Cities.   VISIT G. A. R. PICNIC AFTER PORCH SPEECH   Uncle Joe Cannon’ Calls or Republican Candidate at Marion.

Harding Tells Western Govern ors That Great Empire Should Re Nevelonead.   ‘MUST AVOID MONOPOLIES   Reclamation Program Started by Roosevelt Should Be Continued.

HARDING TALKS TO GOVERNGRS   Says Western Empire Must Bi Thrown Onen to Stop Rush to Cities.

WEST MUST BE THROWN OPEN TO: “STOP CITY DRIFT   Senator Harding Deciared Today in "His Front Porch Address . to: Governors.

OK. CONTRACT SIGNED.       Midwest Refining Co. Will De liver 3,421,875 Barrels During 15 Months.

eee ener  CRUDE FOR FUEL OIL   Government Arranges Ex change with Refining Co.

OH: CONTRACT SIGNED.      Midwest Refining. Co. Will Deliver 3,421, a75 Barrela Durang 18 Menths.

MISS GERTRUDE MARCHEL WEDS RHINELANDER MAN   UNITED IN MARRIAGE AT ST LAWRENCE CHURCH THURSDAY.

MISS GERTRUDE MARCHEL WEDS RHINELANDER MAN   a) IN MARRIAGE AY ST TAWHESO! CRCH SHORSDAY.  UNIT!

INBATILE FOR LIQUOR RICHES   Huge Haul by Dry Agent: in Kentucky

RAID MADE OX MOONSHINERS   One Killed inn Figtt and Stills and Whisky Onuptured.

Kentucky Moonshiner ‘Killed in Wholesale : Raid by U.S. Officers

RAID KENTUCKY STILLS   Agents Enguge iti Pitehed Battle With ‘Alfeged Moonsttiners,

PROPERTY TAX IS NOT EXEMPT FROM INCOME   Supreme Court Holds Retroactive Feature of Present Statute is Valid.

STATE INCOME. TAX MUST BE PAID IN FULL   SUPREME COURT IN) DKCISTOD WOLDS THAT THE RXEMETION CLAUSH 18 DRAD.   Versonal Proporty Aanesanients Ca! Bo Deducted, According 10 an Opinion Given in St,  Youle Casal oom

Mayor Hylan Says Great Crim. inal Wave Is Preying On Whole Country   AUTO SALESMAN SHOT   ‘Three Arrested In ( Connection With Shooting Of Police Lieutenant Horton

New York Mayor Warns People That Crime Wave Is Sweeping Over City—White Slavers and Bandits Active in Milwaukee.

MAYOR HYLAN ISSCES STATE MENT URGING BANK MESSENGERS ‘TO GO ARMED   BOLD HOLDUPS : STAGED      Orgies of Holdups and Killings of Nightly Occurrence in the Nadion’s Metre polis.—Mayor Uried ta Call Out Militia.

NEW YORK WOMEN’S REPUBLICAN ‘CLUB APPEAL TO MAYOR HYLAN TO. CALL-OUT. MILITIA-OF- STATE

HYLAN ASKED FOR MILITIA AS GUARD   Robbers. Thrive in. New: York and Women Demand Some Protection:   Wife of Physician Robbed in Taxi .While Crowd Is Passing,

GRAB I. W. W. LEADERS,  Arrests “in Kansas City Mas’ Save Teanhle in kKanca«: -

Candidate in Address to Chicago Team Says He Doesn’t Care for These One-Man Plays.    WANTS PITCHER TO PUT ’EM OVER

On Home Grounds, Under Rules; Puts it Up to Baseball Players in Speech at Marion   CUBS HEAR CANDIDATE ON NUMEROUS ISSUES

HARDING TALKS TO BASEBALL PLAYERS   Says Nation Needs Better Teamwork,

HARDING TALKS TO CHICASO CUBS   Says America Needs Tear Work Address Players as ‘‘Cubs.”’

PAYS TH  IBUTE TO BASEBALL   SENATOR HARDING URGES TEAM PLAY IN AFFAIRS OF THE NATION.

SEN, HARDING MAKES TALK T0 CHICAGO CUBS   Puts Political ~ Creed Into Vernacular Of Basehall.

NO ONE-MAN TEAM ~ EVER WON YE HE SAYS   Senator Harding Speaks Upos Baseball and Teachers a Marion This Morning

CHICAGO CUBS HEAR HARDING   G. O. P. Candidate for President Makes Plea for Teamwork in . Front-Porch Address.

HARDING HITS POLITICAL BALL   In a Speech to the Chicago National League Players He Uses Language Every Man of "Em Can Understand. —

ARDING AND COX PUT IN BUSY DAY TODAY; DUBS PLAY IN MARION   emocratic Candidate I: Busy Preparing for Western Trip.

HARDING TALKS TO PLAYERS OF CHIGAGO CUBS   Appeals For Better Team’ Work B American Nation On Home Grounds Under Rules

HARDING IN TALK TO CUBS   Teachers Also Hear In teresting Front Porch  Address

TEAM PLAY WINS SAYS HARDING   G. O. P. Nominee Puts His Political Creed Into Vernacular of Baseball   Addresses Cubs on “Home Grounds’’—Too Many 300 Hitters fo Depend on One   Attacks the Attempt to Pull Squeeze’ Play at Paris— Had Ball Waitine at Plate

Better Team WorkNeeded by Nation, Sen. Harding Tells the Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS HEAR HABHINE’ SPREE   Nominee Calls for Team Work by U.S. on Its Home Grounds   CANDIDATE ADDRESSES SCHOOL TEACHERS, TOO   Something Must Be Done -ai Once to Remedy Conditions. He Says ;

HARDING TALKS IN BASEBALL SLANG   Addresses Chicago Cubs; Then In Second Talk Promises Teachers More Pay.

HARDING PUTS GnkED IN BASEBALL TERMS   Making An Address to Chica: go Nationals, He Says The Country Did Not Play Gooc Game in the World’s Se  iow at Paris. -

Dunkards Forbid Talking Machines But Majority Favors ‘Devil Cars’

> SCRA ALUN FS CRN RE BN Bs     Barred By Dunkards But Move Again Auto Fails

AGAINST PHONOGRAPHS CHURCHMEN DECLARE   Bretheren Church Is Against All Talking Machines And One Faction Insisted on the Legislating Against the Automobile.

BAN IS PLACED GN PHONOGRAPHS BY OLD BRANCH   Brethren Church Refuses To Permit Talking Machines In Homes of Members.   “Devil Machines” Also Have Close Call.

BRETHREN CHURCH RULES AGAINST ALL PRHONOGRAPHS      Some Members Also ‘Woule Veto Use of “Devil “Machines”

BUILDING SLOWING UP.   High Cost of Construction Is Dis couraging Activity,

SADV’S VICTORY POPULAR   “Brutes,” Says Wife, as French Wom en Swamp Thoir Avixtor-Hero With Kisses!

WORKERS COUNCIL BILL CAUSE UF ARED UPRISING IN PRUSSI   MANY KILLED IN DEMONSTRATION A1 REICHSTAG BUILDING

BUREAU DRIVE TRESUAY      Every Farmer iy Connty Shonld Fight For His Own Interesis

RED MENACE TO AMERICA STILL VITAL   Bolshevik Agents Influx Into Holland Cause of Precaution.

OF RED AGENTS   Bolshevik Propagandists Are Making Use of ‘‘Underground Railroad.’’

onEVIK FOR HOLLAND: GURDON 1S UP   CORDON ALONG THE ENTIRE GERMAN FRONTIER   HOLLAND WANTS NONE OF THE BOLSHEVIK AGENTS   Movements of Soviet Agents are Har: ~ to Check and Holland is Striving With Might and Main to Kesp Them Out

DUTCH TO BAR BCLS3HEVIKI   “Underground” Railroad System of Goviets Causes Worry for Autherities in Holland,

RED AGENTS POUR THROUGH HOLLAND ON WAY 10 UL §.   Blip by Cordon Established Alon; German Frontier by Dutch Government.   IMPOSSIBLE TO TIE UP UMDERGROUND RAILROAL   System Resembles That Used bj Blaves During American Cuvil War.   FRAYNA REACHES BRUSSELS   Ship Searched But American Red Had Disappeared Mysterz iously.

(ET SPREAD BY Jl DUTCH FAILS To HT KEEP OUT REDS    JUG0-SLAVIA  ah  TALES MINIMUM  FRONTIER TERMS

FLUX OF  a SHI 10 BE MEI ny TANI   Frontier Runners Now Run Risk of Being Shot by Dutch   SOVIET AGENTS WORK WAY TO INTERIOR   Attempt to Reach America Through Neutral Country —

HOLLAND PUTS UP CORDON To QUST AGENT OF BOLSHEVIK]   Those Who Attempt To Cross" Ger man Boundary Line Are Run . ning Bisk of Being Shat

HOLLAND WARRING ON REDS   el  Making Brave Effort to Prevent Their Entry—Precaations Are  Patan wk Ol oe

HOLLAND ESTABLISHES POLICE CORDON TO KEEP BOLSHEVIKI FROM CROSSING HER FRON—  P TIER   ‘Underground Railroad” Said To be Helping Host of Reds to Get Into  ren Sh Br

REDS ENTER HOLLAND BY MEANS OF SOVIET UNDERGROUND ROADS   Holland Puts Up the Bars te Prevent Influx of Bolshevik   Agents on Way to U. 53.

GLNIMG REDS USING HOLLAND STATION TOSHIP INTO U.S,   Frontier Heavily Guarded t Prevent Bolshevik Agents From Coming Thru.   “UNDERGROUND RAILROAD” GERMANY TO AMSTERDAM   Washington Takes Precautions at Main European Ports to Stop Radicals.

IMMODEST DRESSES BARRED   . peat Women Wearing Them Won't Be Served at Communion in  I Wales

IMMODEST DRESSES BARRED   Women Wearing Them Won't Be Served at Communion in Wales

Grand Jury Probing Al leged Scandal, Has I[n formation.   HAVE MAN’S NAME   Allege $100,000 Was Of fered To “Throw” World’s Series.

FIXER OF WORLD'S SERIES LAST YEAR “KNOWN TO COURT   Several Indictments to Be Asked In Investigation ot Big Scandal      CAMBLERS MADE ROLL

Indictment Of Ball Players And Camblers Likely   Probe Of Baseball Scandal To Be Resumed Next Tuesday.   NAME OF ALLEGED ‘‘FIXER’’ REVEALED   Several Players Face Indict ment On Charge of Conspiracy to Defraud

CROOKED WORK ON BALL FIELD   iSsme Amazing Disclosures, It , is Promised; Will Shortly i Be Furnished.   THE “FIXER” OF 1919  NAMED TO THE JURY   Combination of Gamblers and Rascally Players Alleged Tr Rea Imnbioested

HOLD MAN WHO FORETOLD BLAST   Edward P. Fischer Caught in Hamiton, Ont., But-Skows Signs of Mental Deranzement   Nutley, N. J., Youth Says He Was Told by Man on Sept. 2 to Keep Away From New York

RECEIVED A TIP RUM ALR ABOUT N.Y. EXPLOSION   Edward P. Fisher, Held in Canada, Admits Sending Word of An Impending Disaster in Wall Street.

Se el ee a ei - \ “Vy: me fa? af me iy Ke fy i 4     gery sty                 Seenes at “Holyhead Station jer. Rathmoor Reaches Queen Vith Body.

BODY TAKEN TO <ORK   British Seize MacSwiney’s Remains in Clash Over Funeral.   Mourners Proceed to Dublin, Where Mass Is Celebrated Over Bare Catafalqiie.

MAYOR’S BODY AT CORK.   Enormous Crowds Line Quay: and Nearby Bridges 4s Tug Docks.

MacSwiney Relatives Ejected trom Car After Fight With the’ Police

DEMONSTRATION MARKS SHIPMENT M’SWINEY’S BOD)   Violent Scenes Mark Shipment of Body — Members of Lord Mayor’s Family Are Dragee From Railway Coach —  anted to Take Body to Dieshisn Imetesaa aft Cark 

Clash at Holyhead When British Government Sénds Casket .Direct to Cork, Cutting Out Dublin.  “BODY SNATCHERS,”   “BODY SNATCHERS,” SAYS O’CALLAGHAN   Seventy-six Black and Tans  ‘on .Guard to Carry Out Orders of Home Office, Which Feared Trouble.

POLIGE HALT TRAIN FIGHT SISTERS FOR MACSWINEY BODY   ‘Seize Corpse at Holyhead’ and ‘Transport it by Boat. Via: Queenstown to Cork...   RELATIVES AND MOURNERS PROCEED: BY DUBLIN WAY   Battle Staged in Station: When Removal of: Body: to Boat: Resisted by ‘Women: °°

VIQLENT SCENE QVER THE COFFIN OF MACSWINE   Body Taken Direct te Cork, Relatives Go to Dublin.

SISTERS FIGHT OFFICERS OVER M’SWINEY’S BIER   Lord Mayor’s Relatives Are own From Train After Row With Officers   BODY LANDS TODAY AT QUEENS. TOWN, IRELAND GREETED BY VAST THRONGS.

RELATIVES OF LORD MAYOR ASSAULTED   Dragged From Train While Protesting Burial at Cork   FIGHT AT STATION      Cordon of Police is Drawn Up to Prevent Eloodshed

BRITISH SEIZE BODY   MACSWINEY’S REMAINS TAKEN TO CORK AFTER CLASH.   Dramatic Scene at Seaport—Mourners Proceed to Dublin, Where Mass Is Celebrated.

FUNERAL PARTY: TREATED BADLY ~ BY SOLDIERS   BROTHER OF DEAD LORD  : MAYOR SEIZED BY THE THROAT IN MORTUARY VAN WHILE SISTER aX PISCHED OTT.

DOWN IN MELEE   British Officials Refuse to Permit MacSwiney’s Body to Be Sent to Dublin   Placed on Steamer for Cork After Violent Scenes at Holy Head, Wales   Action Denounced—British Government and Officials Called “Body Snatchers”

REMAINS OF LATE LORD MINOR ARRIVES -AT COR   Government will Kilo No. Demon. L stration At Funeral.

MOURNERS HAVE SCENE BEFORE CHIP DEPARTS      NEAR RIOT AT BRITISH PORT WHEN LORD MAYOR’S BODY 18 ORDERED BACK TO CORK

FUNERAL PARTY HGHTS POLICE   Government Sends MacSwiney’s Body to Cork Against Relatives Wishes.   DUBLIN WAS DESTINATION

Family Forced © To Let Casket Be Sent to Cork   IRelatives of Lord Mayor Do Not Accompany - Funeral Party—Ordered to Take Steamer Rathmore: They Proceed to Dublin.

MacSwiney Relatives Ejected from... n ‘Car After Fight With the’ Police

BODY I$ TAKE ~ DIRECT.T0 CORK   Violent Scenes’ Are Enacted at Holyhead.   RELATIVES REFUSE ~~ CONSENT TO PLAN   Wanted MacSwiney’s Re: _ mains Sent to Dublin.

IRELAND SUSPENDS BUSINESS 10 PAY HONOR TO NI'SWINE’   - F DEEP WRATH EXPRESSED AT RE. FUSAL TO LET BODY GO ~ TO DUBLIN.

TROUBLE EXPECTED UVER FUNERAL OF TERRENGE MSWINEY   Relatives of Late Lord Mayor cf Cork Refuse to Travel on Government Steamer.   TEMPORARILY ARRESTED   At Holy Head, Wales, Party Is : Detained for Short While  Taclav.

ACSWINEY'S BODY CAUSES A DISPUTE   RELATIVES FIGHT CONSTA BLES TO PREVENT BODY BEING TAKEN   Friends and Close Relatives of Dead Lord Mayor Refuse to Accept Offer Made By the Government.

WILDEST SCENES ENSUE WHEN BODY OF DEAD MAYOR IS ~ TAKEN FROM TRAN   Blows. of .Men \Intermingle With Screams of Women of the MacSwiney  - Funeral Party.   WHEN GOVERNMENT _. CHANGES PLAN   WIDOW. AND SISTERS DENOUNCE  - OFFICIALS AS “BODY SNATCH:   ' ERS"; REFUSE TO BOARD SPECIAL STEAMER

rAMILY FIGHTS PULIGE OVER M SWINEY BIER   Relatives Resist Efforts of Government Officials to Send Body to Cork Instead of Dublin   PUT ON BOARD STEAMER AND LANDED AT QUEENSTOWN      Family Refuses. to Accompany Body of Hunger Striker  on Government Ship

BRITISH RAILWAY DEPOT ‘SCENE-OF PITCHED BATTLE   ‘Drag Members. of ‘Mayor's  ’ Faimily From Coaches. - ;  OO ee emery oy   Trish Government, Order to Ship Body Pircet to Cork Causes Distarbeven at Crewe -Siation, ~ 7?

REMOVE BODY OF MacSWINEY   Delay Till Warning That Troops Will Bury It   Remains Taken to Cork City Hall— Funeral to Be Restricted

IRELAND =THROBS IN ANGER; TROOPS ARE HELD READY   Police Club Mourners; Ship Corpse To Cork.

Indignation® Expressed Be ” cause of British Action In Avoiding ; Dublin:       "Requicas Mote I ‘ls Held; Nation In Mourning.

NOT ALLOWED 10 TAKE BODY LORD MAYOR DUBLIN   Violent Scenes at Station When Family Is Dragged From Train

Funeral Party Not Permitted To Take It To Dublin.   Officers Obeying Orders of British Government Are Called ‘Body  - Snatchers”

Unseemly Scenes at Docks Follow the Government’s Decision Not To Allow Dead Hunger Striker’s Relatives To Have Their Own Way. -Police  Drag Mourners from Cars.

“ VIOLENT SCENE; BLOWS STRUCK   MacSwiney’s Family Arrested Before Body Goes to Steamer

RELATIVE  HACSHINEY ‘ POLICE FIGHT   t  Resist Efforts of British Police   to Divert Lord Mayor's Body From Dublin   EXCITEMENT REIGNS   Funeral Party Dragged From Car as Body is Placed on Steamer

MACSWINEY RITES OF MAJESTIC SOR]   Are Attended by Great Throngs—Phrase On the Casket.

British Governnient Refuses.te Sanction Landing and Funeral at. Dublin Because of Fear  ‘of Demonstration

MACSWINEY’S BODY LANDED IN IRELAND   Thousands at Dock = Whee Packet Bearing Body Renches Queenstown.   VIOLENT SCENES ENACTED

VIOLENT SCENE AT RAILWAY STATION TODAY   FAMILY REFUSE TO HAVE CASK. ET TOUCHED   POLICE REMOVE THEM BY FORCE FROM THE CAR   The Family Wanted the Body Taken To Dublin, But the Officials Are Sending It to His Native City Cork. Many Out at Queens town

M’SWINEY PARTY DEFIES BRITAIN.   Batile Breaks ‘When Government Taterferes With Plans for ‘Removal of Mayor's Body to: €ork—Family Drag‘ged: from Coach and Remains Taken

BRITISH SEND MAG SWINEY'S BODY TO GORK   Government Refuses to Sead Body te Dublin—-Family Attacked

BODY REACHES EMERALD ISLE FOR INTERMENT   A'l South Ireland Mourns Death Of Lord Mayor of Cork   Business Suspended and Anger Expressed at British Action

McSWINEY’S BODY TAKEN BACK TO CORK   Great Crowds Line the Custom Quay When Admiraity Tug, With Fiag At Half Mast Arrives With Body.

BODY OF MACSWINEY IS TAKEN TO CORK   British Seize MacSwiney’s Re: mains in Clash Over Funeral.   Mourners Proceed to Dublin, Where Mass Is Celebrated Over Bare Catafalque.

WHEN BRITISH GOVT. REFUSED TO PER‘MIT BODY TAKEN TO NITRT IN.   Fight at Railway Statior Between Mourners .and Agents Acting on Or. ders — Coffin. Unescort ed Placed on: Ship for Qneenstoawn

REAL RISH FUNERAL FIGHT   WSWINEY MOURNERS RATTLE ‘WITH THE POLICE. _  ‘HIS SISTERS CLALWED THEY WERE BOWLED OVER.    Objected to English Tonebiag. the a Casket or Shipping Redy of : ' Lord Mayor of Cork.

FIGHT WAGED NVERNY OF   Relatives of Lord Mayor and Troops Clash When Casket Ys Ordered Sent Direct te Cork on Government Ship   Sisters of Dead Sinn Feiner Say They Were Beaten by * Soldiers; Arrive in Dublin As Ceremonies Are Begun

Government Takes - the Corpse by Force te Prevent Lauding at   Dublin-- ~Ships it to Cork.   SISTERS DEFIANT

VIOLENT SCENE AT PORT AS M’SWINEY’S BODY IS SHIPPED HOMI   British Authorities Will Not Permit Body to Be Sent to Dublin.   SISTERS OF THE LORD MAYOR KNOCKED DOWN   Blows Struck and Many Dis orders at Port of Embarkation.

FIGHT FOR BODY OF FORMER LORD MAYOR M’SWINEY   Unseemly Scenes at Docks Follow the Government’s Decision Not To Allow Dead Hunger Striker’s Relatives To Have Their Own Way. -Police  Drag Mourners from Cars.

BODY TAKEN: TO: CORK   British Seize MacSwiney’s Re: ~ mains:in Clash Over Funeral,   Mourners Proceed to Dublin, -Where Maes ls Celebrated Over. Bare Catafalqie. .

MASSWINEY'S FAMILY IN TURBULENT M000 WHEN HIS BODY 15 SHIPPEL   REMAINS OF LATE LORD MAYOR TAKEN TO CORK, IRELAND, POR INTERMENT.

SCENES OF VIOLENCE ATTEND REMOVAL (ORD MAYOR'S BODY   Members of Lord Mayor’s Family Dragged From Railway Caoch——Refined to Consent to the Government’s Plan to Take the Body to Cork Instead of Dublin

FIGHT OVER REMOVAL OF MacSWINEY’S BOD\   vasket Placed on Steamer and Taken Direct to Cork —Mourners Dragged From Railway Car   Letter Sent to Mrs MacSwiney

KENYON PACKING BILL RE-DRAF TED, BAGK TQ SENATE   INCREASED PEDERAL SUPER VISION OF FNDUSTRY URGED BY GRONNY.

President Wi ilson V Writes to Gov. Cox: _ Optimistic of His Election Tuesday

WLS WAITED TELLING GOX OF AS ADIRATICN   President Expresses, ConFi fidénce.} in Democratic Nominee.

Writes Letter to Governor Approvins His Course Of Action Expressing Hope   ATCION YOKES COX TO WILSON

PRES. WILSON ENDORSES COX      Declares He Has Followed Course of Candidate . With Admiration

CHEERING NOTE FROM WILSON TO GOVERNOR COX   Wilson Admires Cam xaign Made By Democratic Nominee.

THF PRESIDENT ~ CONGRATULATES   ETTER OF APPROVAL TI GOVERNOR COX TODAY,

MILSON SENDS. LETTER 100K.  ~ENDORSING HIM      ‘President » Announces. He- Has  - Confidence in: Democratic '. < ” Barty?s “Nominee: *

PRESIDENT EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN GOV. COX IN A LETTER   Says he Believes that Governor Will Receive Emphatle Endersement at voters

WILSON WRITES MESSAGE 10 CO)   SIGNS MIMSELF AS “YOUR GRAT IFIED AND LOYAL SUPPORTER” IN LETTER.   PREDICTS HIS ELECTION

Warmly Endorses Cox In Campaign Stand; Expresses Confidence In Leadershiy   Hopes Cox Will Govern Along Liberal Legislation Until World Sees Whole some Strength of Democracy.

SENDS MESSAGE ‘OF CONFIDENCE   President Wilson Writes - Governor Cox.   HAS SPOKEN TRULY ABOUT GREAT ISSUES   Expresses Belief in Demo _ eratic Victory.

WILSON CIVES BLESSING      Confidence in Cox it Letter Today  Expres

COX ATTITUDE — “GRATIRYING TO. THR PRESIDENT   COUNTRY’S EXECUTIVE ‘WRITES CANDIDATE THAT HE BELIEVES HIS STAND ON ISSUES WILL BE EN ee a ee a ee

Declares Cox Has Spoken Truly  and Fearlessly and Ex  presses Belief Cox  t . Will Win

PRESIDENT WILSON WILL STAND BY GOVERNOR COX AND GO TO VICTORY      George White, Democrat, and Will Hays, Republican, On Election Eve Both Claim Victory on Tuesday, November 2nd.

WRITES HIM 4      Tells Nominee He Has: lowed His Campaig With Admiration. :               18 GRATIFIED, BY HIS LIBERAL IDEA

WILSON WARMLY  INDORSES GOV. COX’S CAMPAIGN   YOU HAVE SPOKEN TRUTHFUL LY AND FEARLESSLY oF GREAT ISSUES HE SAID   The President Expresses His Entire Confidence Under the Leader. ship of the Democratic Nominec_

WILSON WRITES “GOVERNOR COX   Expressed Confidence tc Democratic Presidential Noeminee -

ADMIRES GOV. COX’S COURSE   Has Spoken Truly and Fearlessly About the Great  Issues at Stake «   Asks to Be Permitted to Sign Himself ‘Your Gratified and Loyal Supporter”

WILSON COMMENDS CAMPAIGN OF COX   PRESIDENT WRITES TO NOMINEE EXPRESSING CONFI» DENCE IN HIS COURSE,

WILSON WRITES + TO GOV. COX        xpresses Adiniration for Manner in Which Campaign Mas Been : Conducted.

ec ae a a RE on  Wilson Approves Cox and His Campaign Without Reservatior

WILSON WRITES TO GOVERNOR COX   Endorses His Campaign Tactics and Prothety His Election Next Tuesday

PRESIIENT {i DONHDENT OF WUA a Yul ORT   IN LETTER TO CANDIDATE EX PRESSES ADMIRATION POR DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN,

WILSON INDORSES ” GOX'S CAMPAIGH   President Assures Cox of His Confidence That Democrats Will Triumph.

PRESIDENT WILSON ~ BELIEVES IN COX   THE VOTERS EXPECTED TO , ENDORSE ADMIN1 STRATION   PRESIDENT WRITES GOV. COX   Chairman White of the Democrutte Cammnilitees, Says Republicans . ‘Are Demoralized Everywhere,

WILSON WRITES PRAISE OF 60}   President Comes Out With Letter is Support of Democratic Candidate “Admire” Course in Campaign Hi Tells Party Nominee,

COX'S LEADERSHIP PLENSES WILSH   President Expresses His Admiration for Democratic Nominee’s Course Throughout the Campaign.

PRESIDENT SENDS COX GOOD WISHES   Lauds Fearless Campaign 0: Governor In Interest Of Vital Issues

WILSON GIVES BLESSING   Expresses Confidence in Cox i Letter Today

A LAST-MINUTE BUGST GIVEN COX BY WILSON   President Today Expresses HH Confidence in the Democratic Nominee.   OFTIMISTIC OVER OUTLOOK    Expects Candidate to Receive “Emphatic Endorsement’’ of Voters,

PLEASED WITH YOU, WILSON. TO GOV. COX   WILSON WRITES CONGRATULA  TORY LETTER TO DEMOPRATIC. CANDIDATE.

President as “Voter” Voices “Entire Confidence’ in Cox   Has Followed Nominee’s Course Wit! Admiration, Says Letter Signed  ‘Loyal Supporter.”

WILSON REGARDS COX'S CAMPAIGN WITH ADMIRATION   Writes to Nominee Ex. pressing Confidence in Result of Election

Mist LAUDS EDX GAMPAIEN   President Believes Governor Will Receive “Emphatic ‘Endorsement.””   SAYS FOLLOW COURSE

CONFIDENCE IN COX SHOWN BY WILSON IN LETTER TO CANDIDATE       Expresses Belief that Democrat.  ie Standard Bearer Would he Endorsed by Nation

COX SUCCESS IS__ WILSON’S WISH   President Addresses Democratic Nominee Letter of Congratulation and Expresses Hope for Governor's  Victory. :

OF COX VICTORY   Writes Governor With Re. gard to Nation’s Policy

SENDS LETTER OF CONGRATULA TION TO COV. COX   On the Campaign and Expresses Hope of His Election.

WILSON, IN NOTE, EXPRESSES FAITH INGOVERNOR COX   Has Yollowed Campaign With ‘Admiration.’  PRAISES EFFORT   “Fou Have Spoken Traly and FearJossly About” Grout Issues at Stake,” the President Says.

President Commends Nom, inee for Course During Campaign.   ‘ENDORSEMENT OF THE   - VOTERS PREDICTED   Mr. Wilson Says He Has ‘*Complete Confidence’’ in Governor Cox.

n Letter to Candidate,  son Expresses Warm A miration of His Course   TAKEN AS APPROVAL OF COX’s ARTICLE X, STAND       LETTER 1S UNDERSTOOE BE REPLY TO REPUBE CLAIMS THAT PRES! AND COX HAD SPLIT 

WiOOW AND COX IN FULL ACCORD   PRESIDENT RETURNS COMPLI MENT TO CANDIDATE   HAYS SAYS HARDING WINNER   Predicts the Republican Leader Will Have Greater Electoral Vote This Year Than Did Roosevelt In 1904

PRAISE IS GIVEN COX BY WILSON   txpresses Admiration ror the Fearless Work in Campaign  Believes Cox Will Recetve Erm. phatic Endorsement

WILSON ADMIRED DEMO CANDIDATE   President Tells Governor Co: He Has Entire Confidence in Him.   Says He Has Followed Nom: inee’s Course in Campaign With Administration.

WILSON GIVES WARM APPROVAL 10) COX: PREDICTS ELECTION   President Congratulates Democratic Candidate on Course Followed in Campaign.

PRESIDENT INDICATES HE Is STANDING BEHIND HIM   Sends a Cordial Greeting to Demoeratic Standard Bearer,

PRESIDENT LAUDS COS CANDIDAGY   SAYS HE HAS UTMOST CON. FIDENCE IN THE MAN AND HIS PRINCIPLES   Cox Has Ably Upheld Principles Involved In This Campaign Wilson Says In His Letter.

WILSON IS COX'S “GRATEPUL AND LOYAL, SUPPORTER!   Prosident Writes Letter Congratulation to Doinoorntic Candidate. « )   SAYS HF HAS SPOKEN ‘ TRULY AND PEARLESSTY   Follows’ Gunpaign's Courge With Admiration—Phinks He Will Lead Party on Enlightened Path

PRESIDENT WRITES TO GOVERNOR COX HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS ON AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN   LETTER TO DEMOCRATIC CANDI DATE EXPRESSES BELIEF IN *. SUCCESS. OF PARTY AT “2AHE ELECTION

Wilson Predicts Victory For Cox   President Sends Letter to Dem ocratic Nominee Expressing Confidence.

Wilson Addresses _ Letter Of Best Wishes  To Governor Cox   President Sends Word of ‘Congratulation to Democratic Nominee on His Campaign—Hays and White Make End of Campaign Claims for Victory of Candidates.

PRES, WILSON “WRITES COX      And Commiesits ‘Him’ ind His Cin. paign for “the”. Lengne of Nations,

PRESIDENT PRAISES COX CAMPAIGN   Candidate Will Receive En dorsement of Votera, Wilson. Tells Governor in  Hae

PRESIDENT PUTS TRUST INR COX   Has Spoken Truly and Fearlessty: About Issues, Wilson Writes to the Standard Bearer

WILSON PLACES ).K. ON COX FIGHT   PRESIDENT EXPRESSES ENTIRE CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNOR’S LEADERSHIP, BELIEVES HE’LL WIN

PRESIDENT EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN GOV CO;   las Followed Course With “Admiration’’ Have Spoken Truly and Fearlesslv”

WILSON LAUDS  GOX CANDIDACY   President Expresses Admira ‘tion Over Campaign of the - Bourbon Nominee

WILSON IS WISHING COX WELL   President Tella Candidate He Is Satfafied With Leadership.

STRIKES EFFECT ONE MILLION WORKERS LABOR DEPARTMENT — JODAY ESTIMATES FOR 1920       During Fiscal Year 1919, 2,500,000 Workers - Were Involved in Strikes—Fewer Strikes Looked for in the Building Trades.

MILLION WORKERS WILL STRIKE THiS YEAR NOW BELIEF   Labor Department Records Indicate Many Strikes in. 1919.   WAGES LOST EXCEEDED $50,000,000 IS REPORT   Settlement Made in Many In stances Where Committee s Called; ©

ONE MILLION WORKMEN WILL. Ba EFFECTED BY. LOCKOUTS, me _. IS FEARED: :

3, 500,000 WORKERS   _ AFFECTED BY STRIKES   Iistimates for 1920 Indicate Warkers Lost About $175,000,000 in ; Wages. i

3,900,000 HIT BY STRIKES IN PAST 12 MONTH!   Government Report Shows Astound. ing Figures.

STRIKES WILL APFEGT NEARL 1 000 000 MEN   Outlook for Industrial Peace This Year Is Much Better. Than in 1919   MORE THAN $100,000,000 LOST IN CONTROVERSIES   HIGHER WAGES DEMANDED BY UNION MEN, ESPECTALLY IN BUILDING TRADES, AS LIVING COST CLIMBS.

 ee  PREDICT MILLION WORKER WILL BE OOM, ON STRIKES   Estimated This Number of Workrp Will be \Affected by   Strikes in 1920.

BIG LOSS OF WAGES IN 1920 STRIKES   MAY TOTAL $100,000,00¢   MORE THAN 2,000,000 MEN WERE AFFECTED BY STRIKES LOCK. OUTS AND CONTROVERSIES, LABOR DEPARTMENT RE. CORDS SHOW

Veh d 000 OU RAL INVOLVED Ih LABOR DISPUTES   Labor Department Deals With 800 Cases in Year, Half of Previous Number   *175,000,000 LOST BY WORK PEOPLE IN WAGES   ESTIMATED LOSS OF EMPLOY ERS IS $700,000,000, STEE! STRIKE COST WORKERS $3, OH0,000 DAILY.

Three And Half Million Involved In Walkouts   Lost To Workers and. Employers Totals Nearly $900,000,000, It Is Estimated

Labor Bureau Called Upon to  Mediate 800 Cases; Workers  Lost Nearly $200,000,000   Director Kerwin Says Strikes Are Not a: Many as Year Ago, But Are Becoming Harder to Settle

WORKERS STRUCK   WORKERS LOST 175 MILLIO? DOLLARS IN WAGES LAST YES      MANUFACTURERS LOST 760 MILLION IN VALUE OF PRODUCTIONS.

NEARLY BILLION LOST BY STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS   3,5000,000 Workers Were Afiected Dur ing the Fiscal Year. Bureau Seitled 800 Cases.

3.500 000 WORKERS AFFECTED BY STRKE   Burem af Coneihatin Settled About One Third of the Differ ences Ding Year Past Ended

Strike Record for Year 191   KReeords Show Over Two Million Workers were Efected—Estimate One Million This  . ne

3,500,000 MEN QUT IN COURSE OF LABOR WARS   Cost To Men Placed At ’ $175,000,000, Boss Four Times That.

OVER 3 MILLION WERE. INVOLVED   GREAT ARMY OF MEN AFFECT.  ED BY STRIKES   LOSS IN CASH ENORMOUS   Estimated That Workers Were Out $175,000,000 During Strikes of * Year. Loss to Employers Was  $7,000,000. Fewer Strikes.

LOGKOUTS AND ‘STRIKES AFFECTED — MANY IN 1919   Approximately 2,300,060 Workers Were Involved in Fiscal Year Ended in fune.

Three Million and a Half Workers Were Affected by Strikes Last Year   A COSTLY BUSINESS   ed  Thousands of Dollars Were Lost in Wages—A Survey Was Made

THREE AND A HALE MILLION WORKERS AFRBCTED BY STRIKES BURING LAST PISCAL YEAR   FCONOMIC LOSS HEAVY   Workers Alone Lost Approximately One Hundred and Seventy-Five Million Dollars—Steel Strike Cost Three Million Dollars a Day.

Strikes And Lockouts — Affect 3,500,000 ‘Men. In U.S. During Year   Concilation Bureau, Department of Labor, : ated in 800 Cases—Loss to the Employ $700,000,000 in Value of Production Curtailed

Labor Controversies Cost Union Men Nearly -$175,000,000 in Wages   [By Ralph F. Couch, United Press Staff Correspondent. ]

1,000, 000 Men May Lose Jobs Thru Strike:   Labor) Department Confident, How ever, That There Will be Fewer Strikes and ‘Less Loss in 1920 Than Last Year

KEMPTON IN ASHES   FLAMES ATE AWAY RIG U8. NESS SECTION.   Amount of Insurance Light) Cwine . ta the Heavy Rate.

GUILTY OF KILLING A SISTER   New York Wemean (eavicted ef Firet Degree Maecslaeaghter.

NO WINE FOR YEAR VOLSTEAD SAYS   Author of Dry Act Sees Ne fhanop in Law

VOLSTEAD SAYS ‘Tila LAW WILL STAND AST I   He Has Heard of No Amend: ments That Will Come Before His Committee   ‘NEXT CONGRESS WILL BE DRIER THAN PRESENT   MANY NEW FACES, MOST ©  WHICH VOLSTEAD SAYS WIL  BE DRY, WILL BE IN JUD CIARY COMMITTEE

Reported that Japan  Has Purchased Italian  Dreadnought Caracciola

CURR PROFITS, TAK. WEALTH—JOHNSOR   Presidentinl Aspirant Declares Ht Would Stop Tax Dodging by Stock  Dividend T[ssues,

CRIME IS DIVULGED   VICTIMS WERE YQUNG FARMERS OF MARCUS VICINITY   LEFT IN CAR FOR HARVEST FIELD   According to Information Snyder Kiljed the Fletcher Boys in the Auto mobile And Then Took Their Bodies Into a Stubble Field and Filed.

VICTIMS WERE YQUNG FARMERS OF MARCUS VICINITY   LEFT IN CAR FOR HARVEST FIELD   According to: Information Snyder Killed ‘the Fletcher Boys in the Auto mobile And Then. Took Their Bodies Inte a. Stubble Fleld and Fled,

ANGLO-FREAG  ALLIANCE NUT FNOANGERER   TWO NATIONS WILL CONTING! “PLBOW TO ELBOW” DECLARES  BRITISH PREMIER,

NO QUARREL WITH FRANCE   However, England Will Insist That Germany Make Payments

PAOD SCARCE IN YOUNGSTOWN DUE TO STRIKE   No Sugar or Vegetables Available and Syrup is Substitito

rAOD SCARCE IN YOUNGSTOWN HUE TO STRIKE   35,000 Men Are Idie Because Of Yardmen’s Illegal Walk  No Sugar or Vegetables Available and Syrup is Substitute.

Germany Helpless,’ *~ Says Temps Mar   Army Cliques Growing Rusty, Disarmament Preceeds With Vigor, Frenchman Aserts.

GERMANY NOW UNABLE TO TAKE MILITARY ACTION AGAINST ANY NATICA   ‘NO DANGER OF OUTBREAK 01  WAR FROM GERMANY FOR MANY YEARS TO COME,

NO LONGER A PEACE MENACE   Military Prestige in Germany Was J Fallee Becsaese Waasses Detect Thete Faemes Reaqgia«c

ROUNDING UP EVERY CROOK   Detectives and Volunteer Service Men Combing New York City Fore Criminal Classes.

GE OF 20,000 ARMED MEN T0 CURB CRIME WAY!   PORMER COMMISSIONERS. ARM) AND NAVY OFFICERS PLAN TT SUPPLEMENT EFFORTS Or NEW YORK POLICE DEPART  waiioawt?T

ALL NEW YORK JOINS IN CAMPAIGN TO RID GREAT CITY OF BANDIT TRIBES

CRIME WAVE STIRS” “WEW YORK GITIZENS   ORGANIZATION OF 20,000 ARMED MEN LAUNCHED TO CURB EPIDEMIC.

FORMER AAMY OFFIGERS TO ASSIST IN CURBING NEW YORK'S CRIME WAVE   Nothing Unusual, Except Routine  Of Petty ‘Thievery and -Mino1 Assaults, Reported Sunday.

INVOKES SPIRITS OF DEAD SOLDIERS IN AID OF PAG]   Armless, Sightless Men Ar Eloquent Against Old Conditions, Cox Savs

SUBSTITUTE 1 LEAGUE IS MISSING   Cox Says Harding Ha: Nothing To Offer Nation. ,

CHARGES HARDING HAS NO NEW PLAN   Cox Avers America Wifl Not Tolerate Return to Pre-War Conditions.

Offers no Substitute Becaumd His Only Alternative is Re-turn to Old Conditions.

CANDIDATE SAYS HARDING OF PERS NOTHING BUT TO GO BACK “TO OLD REGIME,

ANARCHY, HARDING PATH, COX SAYS   Policy Leads ,Back to Monarchies, Governor Declares.   PEQPLE MUST CHOGSE ROAD’   Democratic Nominee Operis His Camnaion in Missourt.

Governor Cox Wants to: Kr _ {f Opponent. Proposes Re  turn to Old Order:   aa ee eee mo rege  DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE  IN MISSOURI °       Says Every. Othe: Meats Preventing War Ha Been Failure, -

HARDING HAS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LEAGUE: CO¥   Declares Harding Will Not Dar. Suggest Return io Pre-War Relations,

COX IN ATTACKS ON SEN, HARDING   DEVOTES MUCH TIME TO CRITICISING ADVERSARY.   ADMIT GERMANY 10 LEAGU   Democratic Candidate Replies to Ger man Questioners In the Affirma.tlve—Again States Position On the Vatstead Act,

COX SPEAKS IN MISSOURI   8 (YS HARDING HAS PROPOSED NO  SEBSTITUTE FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Offers no Substitste. Because Hi Only Alternative: is. Re yo turn to Old Condi 1

COX DECLARES  LEAGUE IS CURE   Says Uerding Has No Sadstitute and Would Go Rack tu Old Conditions.

NO SUBSTITUTE   For League but Prefers to go Back to Time When Secret Diplomacy and   MONARCHIES - WERE   In Vogue, Says Goveino: Cox—tThe Mothers: Want League of ‘Nations

~~ FOR LEAGUE   COX SAYS HARDING'S ONLY LTERNATIVE 1S RETURN TO 1914 CONDITIONS      ATTACKS HARDING'S STATE MENT HE BAD NOHING CON. BTRUCTIVE IN CHARACTER

REDS El ee HSIN IER FABRE NIE NANG      Successes of Polish Troops Against Bolsheviki on Front. South of Brest-Litovsk: : are Reported Officiativ   LETVIA MEETS * TERMS FOR RIGA CONFERENCE      Russian Delegates to Meet Again with Polish Ropresentatives in Renewed Effort to Bring About Peace .

Anti-Salcon League Conferenc At Washington Today Is Pre paring Warning.   “WANT NO MORE CODDLING   Will Seek Impeachment Unles: “Sacred Duties Are Sacredly Performed”’ Warning States

The Anti-Saloon  League Resolutes   IL Kedeval Judges Pail Ko “Sacredly _ Perform Their Saered Duty,” ‘Phes Ard’ To Bo Iupeae:

fnti-Saloon League Warns That Thet - Must Enforce Prohibition Laws

ANT: “OALOON LEAGUE TE ~ CALL COURT TO RECOUNT       Conference Names Committee to Draft Warning to Federal Judges

JUUGES AKE WAKNED   DRY LEAGUE MAY SEEK THEIR IMPEACHMENT.   4Anti-Saloon Organization to Draft Resolutions on Enforcement of Prohibition Act.

JUDGES WARNED OF IOLATIONS   Anti Saloon League Officials Promise impeachment Proceedings.   MAKE SERIOUS , CHARGES

IMPEACHMENT IS THREATENED      Wam Federal Judges to “Sacredly = Perform: They, Sacred Duties”

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE AFTER FEDERAL JUDGES LENIENT WITH BOOZER!   THREATEN IMPEACHMENT — UN. LESS PROHIBITION LAWS (RE STRICTLY ENFORCED

DEMAND ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION LAW   Anti-Saloon League Threatens to Attempt Impeachment of “Lax”? Federal Judges.  i

ACCUSE JURIST UF CODDLING BOOTLEGGERS   Drys Warn Them to Be Good or They Will Be Impeached.   BAKER SAYS LAWS ARE MADE FARCE   Lax Punishment Alleged t Be Playing Hob With the 18th Amendment.

ANTISALOON LEAGUE WARNS JUDGES   Will Seek Impeachment i: They Don't Enforce Law

DAYS WILL WARN FEDERAL JUDGES 10 ENFORCE LAV   Anti-Saloon League Charges Courts Are “Coddling Bootleggers” and Threatens to Seek Impeachment.

WARN FEULRAL JUDGES Tit MUST ENFORGE PROHIBITION   Anti-Saloon League Holds Conference to Draft Resolutions   BENCH IS CRITICISED FOR ALLEGED LAXITY   Prohibition Agent at Nev York Transferred to Border States

IMPEACHMENT THREATENED   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE WARNS FEDERAL JUDGES   Attack Interna] Revenue Rureau For Issuance of Whole- . sale Permits.

DRYS WARN JUDGES TO ENFORCE: LAY!   Anti-Saloon League Charges Light Punishments Are Earee. 

LENROOT HOLDS FIRST POSITION   PLURALITIES IN 67 OUT OF 71 COUNTIES, 22,294, OTHER STATES.   IMPEACHMENT THREATENED,   Anti-Saloen League Members Charge ‘ederal Judges Wave “Coddled Pere t ben urnewre

THREATEN TO ASK ~ INPEACHMENT   Anti-Saloon League Oemands   Enfereement of Law   "LEGGERS CODDLEO, CHARGE   “Prohibition Laws Being Made a Larne 2 Claim,

FEDERAL JUDGES WILL GET WARNING   Anti-Saloon League Veciaes 10 Give Notice That Sacred Duties Must be Carried Out Under Dry Law.     mpeachment is Alternative Held Out On Failure To  ge Sap 3 ee a fe Rey Awt

DRYS THREATEN Ui §. JUDGES   Will Seek Impeachment: if Law Isn’t Enforced, Lae a 4 Claim - pe

WOULD IMPEACH JURISTS WHO AID BOOZE   Anti-Saloon League After Judges Who Make Prohibition a “Farce” Charged of Coddling Boootleggers

FEDERAL JUDGES -WARRED BY LEAGUE   Anti-Saloon Confercnee Calls At‘tention to Sacred Duties of Presidine Jurists

PLAN 10 FIGHT MODIFICATION OF LIQUOR LAs   Warn Judges “To Sacredly Perform Sacred Duties.”  THREAT TO IMPEACH   Make Charges That Some Federal Judees Had “Oodled Bootlerrers and Made Laws a Farce.”

Ory Enthusiasts Weat the Limty Today on Resofutions,   TO SEEK THEIR IMPRACHMEN?   Drys Say They Will Do This for Federal Judges If They're Not Careful.

FIGHT PROHI MODIFICATION   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE IS PREPARING. FOR POSSIBLE CONTEST.

Anti-Salooners Will Try to Impeach Judges Who “Coddle” Bootleggers.   DRAFT A “WARNING” TO BE GIVEN COURTS

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE ACTIVE   Threaten Judges With Impeachment About Liquor Laws

OFFER $1,500 FOR KIDNAPER   Pennsylvania Authorities Fail  t Find Trace of Coughlin Baby.

KIDNAPPING STILL A MYS'TERY   Hundreds Search Pennsylyania own for’ 13-Moeth-Old-Raby,

DAMAGE SUIT FILED AGAINST CITY OFFICIALS OF LIVINGSTON   Monidah  Trust Company. Demands Total of $150,000.

POLICE SEEK SLAYER OF &   Man, Wife and Five Childre: and Chore Boy Victims of Murder.

Eight Persons Killed, Seven of Them Shot and the Eighth Struck a’ Fatal Biow

FIND NO TRACE OF SLAYER WHO KILLED EIGHT   Bloody Pair of Overalls anc Shotgun Only Clues in Gruesome Mystery.

JAPS CONDENINED FOREIGN POLICY OF THE COUNTRY   Opposition Declares Ne gotiations With U. S.  Unsatisfactory.

S. S. SERVICE TO SO. AMERIC!   New Lines from European Countries to Republics

MOTORMAN KILLED IN RAIL COLLISION   Fast Elgin Interurban Hits Feright Train Near Chicago; 13 Injured.

‘BIG EQ” FUREY TELLS Hi PART IN BOND THEFTE   Confesses To How Dishonest Mes senger Boys Surrendered Bond: In Woolworth Lobby.   ONE BOY DENIES HIS GUILT

CONFESOED 10 BOND THEFTS OF MILLIONS   Puzzled Police Have Secured Confes. sion Which Clears Up Numerous Crimes in New York City.

SECOND REFUSAL RECEIVED IN ANSWER TO DEMAND: OF THE AT LIES.   Dutch Govt. However Prom- jses to Closely Guard Wilhelm and Create Censorship When He Goes to His   BRetate at Dorn. . -

DUTCH REFUSE 10 ACCEDE TO. ALLIES INSISTENT. DEMAND   Promise, However, to Carefully Guard Former German Empe. or At Doorm.   THAT PROMISE IS VERBAL   For Second Time Dutch Refuse to Give Up Wilhelm for Allied Trial.

DUTCH TURN DOWN ALLIED REQUESTS   DEMAND FOR SURRENDER OF HOHENZOLLERN AGAIN REFUSED ALLIES.   Ex-Kaiser to Be Permitted t Occupy New Home at Doorn, But Will Be Very Heavily Guarded.

Send Promise to Premier Lloyd George, However, Tiral Hohenzollern Will Be Closely Guarded So He Can't Trouble World; Realize Danger Which Powers Dread.

DUTCH DECLINE SECOND. DEMAND FOR EX-EMPERO!   Note to -Bloyd-George Prowises - to _ Guard Prisoner and Protect World's Peato.

TUSURRENDE HOMENZOIL ERK   Second. Note Intimates Assur‘ance that Close Guarding and - Censorship Will Be Instituted at Former Kaiser’s Domicile

HOLLAND AGAIN SHIELDS KAISEE   alia ES     Agren ta Take All Preeantions {9 Preyent His Eseapo—To ¥stablish* Close Censorship.

DUTCH WILL KEEP KAISER   The Nethertands: -Goverawrea ” Will Propose to Guard Hin For Life.

HOLLAND'S REPLY TO SECOND ALLIED NOTE 1S READY   Intimations Given That Netherlands Government Will Guard Erstwhile Monarch.

PROMISE T0 KEEP HIM IN CLOSE GUARD   Will Take Measures to Prevent Him Dis turbing World.

BUTCH REFUSE DEMAND   Will Not Give Up Kaiser But Promise To Watch Him Closely.

HOLLANE QNGE MORE RET USE RENTTECTS   Wii WOt ourrender Fromme German Emperor For Irie By Allies.  TO GUARD HIS NIBLETS  Jutch Will Isolate Him A Doorn Say Diplomats Ir volved.

Dutch Government Promises To Guard Him Closely   Former German Ruler Will Not Be Permitted To Disturb The Peace Of The World ©

WORK Nich AND DAY mH   Second Refusal toe Give Withelm Up Its Delivered   DUTCH TO GUARD RESIDENCE AT DOORN   Estate Will Cover 200 Acres Which Is Virtually a Prison

Kaiser Stays, Final Answer   Lloyd-Geovge Receives Refnsal to Give up Eix-Monarch,

SE COURT WARNS JURY ER IN NEWBERRY CASI   DUTCH AGAIN REFUSE TO DELIVER KAISER   Agree, However, To Safeguar« World’s Peace By Watching Han.

KAISER T0- REMAIN N HOLLAND FOR      Dilton Government Emphatic. in “Its Refusal to Surrender ~ William for Triat--°      Promise Made That He: will: Be ’ Strictly Guarded’: vin. “His  200-Acre “Cage!” at Doorn

Dutch Refuse to Deliver Former Ruler, but Push Plans for His Internment at Doorn in May.

7 PRESIDENTS  REJOINDER. 14  LATEST ALLIED ADRIATIC ; NOTE IN DONTNIN,

DUTCH AGAIN: ANSWER ‘NO’   But Promise to “Minimize’ _ Liberty of Ex-Kaiser Wil“\ Ham in Holland.   WORK DAY AND NIGHT ON DOORN RESIDENCE

HOLLAND AGAIN ~- REFUSES KAISER ~ JOTHE ALLIES   The Government Has Prom ised to Guard Him,

HOLLAND QNGE VORE REFUSES REAIESTS   Will Not Surrender Formei German Emperor For Tria By Allies.  TO GUARD HIS. NIBLETS  Dutch Will Isolate Him A Doorn Say Diplomats In volved.

een     KEEPS KAISER   we i ‘ t _ 7 i : REFUSES FOR SECOND TIME ‘TO DELIVER HIM-FOR TRIAL.   PRISONER AT. DOORN   FORWER, MONARCH WILL BE:  CLOSELY GUARDED AT ESTATE,       “Holland . Undertakes; ‘to See. To It That Ne Shall Never Again Dis. tarb the Peace of Europe.

HULLAND AGAIN ACFUSES 10 HAND VER EX-KAISER   Latest Note Received by Premier Lloyd George   CONTENTS NOT MADE PUBLIC

Reports at Washington Indi cate Carranza Has So Far Escaped His Enemies.   ONLY THREE STATES NOW  CLAIMED BY FEDERALS   Gen. Obregon and Troops Are in Full, Orderly Possession of Mexico City.

CARRANZA HAE =      Reports. of” Situation Muddled; U.S. Wars: Ships Active 

REBELS DCRINATE MOST OF WEXICO   NEW GOVERNMENT WLLL CONTROL MOST OF MENXICC   ALL QUIET IN MEXICO GIT}   United States Government Now Look, ing at the Political Sids of the Rey olution.

LEADER HELD IN REBEL TRAP SAYS REPORT   Situation - Precarious Revolters Control Mexico.

ARREST OF CARRANZA IN MEXICO IN DOUBT; U.S. AWAITS OUTCOME  More Interested In Political Aspect Than In Military Side of Mexican Revolution---More Ships Ready BELIEVE DANGER OF COUNTER REVOLT IN MEXICO REMOTE

REPORTS ARE  "CONFLICTING   Some Say Carranza ‘Has Been Captured; Oth- - ers Assert Different

WHERE !S CARRANZA?      Reports Today Gast Doubt on Story of Capture.

MEX REVOLUTION ISIN FINAL STAGE   Practically Al of Country is Under Control of New Regime, is Report.   CARRANZA GIVEN SAFETY

CARRANZAS FATE SEEMS IN DOUBT   ONE REPORT IS TO THE EFFECT THAT HE IS STANDING AT BAY AT SAN MARCOS NEAR PUEBLA   BUT EVEN THOUGH HE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN CAPTURED HIS POSITION Is VERY PRECARIOUS

OFFICIALS OF THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY PARTY  CONTROL MEXIGU CITY   They Maintain That Revolution is in Its Last Stages — Efforts Now to be Bent Towards Restoring Mexico’s Industry and Prosperity.

DOUGT CARRANZA MADE PRISONER   lf Still At Liberty He Is Ir Precarious Situation Vera Cruz Revolts.   Rebels Control All But Three — $tates—Coup Accomplished in Manth

UARRANZAS FATE REMAINS IN DOUBT   SOME REPORTS SAY HE Ii TAKEN AND OTHERS HE IS AT BAY.   ON WN LAW WAS. SLAI   Dispatches Indicate Governor of Vera Cruz, Deserted By His Mén, Making State Unsafe.

MEXICAN REVOLT NEARLY FINISHED DECLARE LEADERS   Carranza’s Capture Not Substantiated By Official Reports.

ADVICES DENY THEGAPTURE OF GEN. CARRANZA   Reported As Standing A Bay With Only: 4000 ‘ Troops   FURTHER DEVELOPMENT NOW IS AWAITED

immediately by American Government — Doubt.as to Reports that Carranza Has Been Taken Prisoner—Said to be Stand“Ing at Bay—Rebels Still Claim His Cap_ ture— New Leaders Hope for Friendly  Relations With Other Powers.   {By Associated Press Teacarl Wira y

Hugitive President of Mexico Reported at Bay at San Marcos, North at Puebla; Vera Cruz Goes to Revolutionists ; President is Without a Retnen

MEXICO IN TURMOIL SENDS OUT MUCH CONFLICTING NEW S   Doubt Expressed Over the Report That Carranza Has Been Captured.   SEVERAL GENERALS SHOT   American Destroyer At Tampico Reports All Quiet; Vera Cruz Revolts.

REBELS DONATE. ~ MOST OF MEXICO   ‘NEW GOVERNMENT WILL CONTROL MOST OF MEXIC(   ALL QUIET IN MEXIGO eT}   United States Government Now Look zing at the Political Side of the Revre lution.

DOUBT THROWN ON REBELS’ STORY OF GARRANZA CAPTURE   Even Whereabouts of Recent Mexican President Not Definitely Known.

Rebel Sources Claim-His Capture and Execution: of Gen-: efals and Defeat of  fammane   BELIEVE CHIEF AT LIBERTY   His Position is Precarious, However, -Because Rebels Are Closine in on‘ Him

CARRANZA EITHER APRIGDNEA OR IN PRECARIOUS SITUATION   Yucatan and Chiapas Only States Not Completely Controlled  By Rebels; New Government Will Seek Recognition of United States, Say Rebel Agents.

Conflicting Reports Today Leave Fate of President Carranza in Doubt.   AMERICAN FLEET TO WEIGH ANCHOR TODAY   Interest at Washifigton Shifts From Military Phases of Situation t& Political.      _ Washington, May 11.—The revolutionary government in Mexico will ask for immediate recognition by the American government.  _ § 2

CARS WERE OUT      Telephone Wire Feil Over High Teasion Wires In City.

CARS WERE OUT   Telepbone Wire Fell Over High Tension Wires in Clty,

THE FREDERICKTOWN: "SAVINGS INSTITUTION   CHICAGO HOTEL KEEPERS . CUT RESTAURANT PRICES

FOODSTUFFS MUST BE TRANSPORTED   Investigation Will Begin at - Once to Find Conditions and Have Food Products Moved Says Assistant to the Attornev General.

10,000 MINERS IDLE IN POTTSVILLE, PA.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TeAITN WIel TH Peewee

UOOSTUFS MOST      ‘Investigation, Will Begin at Once to Find Conditions and Have Food Products Moved: Says. Assistant to. the Attornev: General.

White House Accedes to Brotherhoods Urging Publicity to Pfesident’s Efforts to Expedite Award   CALLS FOR PARTIAL OR TENTATIVE SETTLEMENT

GOVERNMENT TO MOVE FOODSTUFFS   PREPARING TO ACT FOR PROTECTION OF CONSUMERS.

OIL RATE ORDERED CUI   Interstate Commerce Commissior Rules That Rates for Fuel Are Unreasonable.

CUT ORDERED ON OIL RATE   Cemmerce Body Rules Fuel Prices Are Altogether Unreasonable.

MUST REDUCE. “SUGAR PRIC!   Investigation ‘of Market for Purpose of Remedying Conditions

JEPARTMENT JUGTIGE INVESTIGATING SUGAR SUPPLY ANG MARKETS   DETERMINED TO STOP SALE OI SUGAR AT INFLATED MARKET VALUATIONS,

SUGAR MARKET   To Be Investigated, is Word of Assistant Attorney General.

SUGAR MANIPULATION. MUST STOP IS FINAL UKASE. BY. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

INVESTIGATION WORKING AGAIN   GOVERNMENT SAYS SUGAR MUST BE SOLD AT COST " VALUE — NOT AT REPLACEMEN® VALUE.

OF THE pent   Ohio Governor Placing His Men on Quard All Along Line

PARTY CONTROL  PLAN OF COX   OHIO GOVERNOR IS PLACING MEN ON GUARD ALL  ALONG THE LINE,

STRONG WO, DS ARE UTTERED BY HIGH COURT   Says Government Operates  Part of Communist Party

FIFTY THOUSAND NOW PAY DUES AS MEMBERS   Clear That Government Operates Some Part of Communist Party, Judge Anderson Says.

JUDGE SAYS GOVERNMENT OPERATES SOME PART OF THE COMMUNIST PART\   ourt’s Interjection Comes During Cross-Examination of Witness Testifying as an Expert

AAILAQAD DEtIGHT OVER HALF BILLIGH   Government Loss in Novem ber Approximately $4,500, 000 and For Eleven Month $331,000,000.

RAILWAY LOoo UNDER GOVT. Io STILL GROWING   COAL STRIKE RESPONSIBLE IN SOME MEASURE FOR THE NOVEMBER DEFICIT   Enormous Increase in Expenses is Joined to Decrease in  Operating Revenue.

BUREAU OF ECONOMIES — ESTIMATES NET OPERATING  INCOME TO BE LOWEST  YN THIRTY YEAS

GOV'T DEFICIT FROM FB RL OPERATION IN NOVEMBER “WILL BE $64,500,008   Figure ts Low Record far Ye ar—Net £8,000,000,     Juoss Reaches 35

RAILROAD DEFICIT LOW.   Government Loss From Opera tion of Carriers During November About $4,500,000

RAIL DEFICIT FOR NOVEMBER,   Low Record for Vear Made During Shat Month.

LOW RAILROAD DEFICIT  RECORD FOR THE YEAR   LOSS IN GOVERNMENT OPERATION DURING NOVEMBER WIL  BE $64,500,000.

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS .  TO BE DISCUSSEL   Congressional: Leaders to Con. fer With President- Elect.

DOMESTIC PRUBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSED   Congressional Leaders to Confer With Presideni-Elect

WANT LEROY — BROUGHT BACK FROM MEXICO   Send Request For Ex tradition to State Department.

INK LAYER $Ka CROSSED INTO MEXICO   And Extradition Will B« Requested by Investigators

WILL EXTRADITE -0.J, FERNANDEZ   Charged With The Murder Of Th “Woman Whose Nide Body Was Found.In A Trunk

WILL ASK FOR EXTRADITION   Detroit Officials, Want LeRoy Brough Back From Mexico in Trunk Gase Murder.

REQUEST EXTRADITION OF O. J. FERNANDEZ   Reward of $5,000 Gered for Arrest and Convietion of the Detroit  Trunk Slayer.

"HENRY LANE WILSON,        n : fidor ta Mexico wit Speak ‘nt Martz, Thursday -Night.

HENRY LANE WILSON,   Ex-AmbasSador to Mexico Will Speak at Matz Thursday Night.

“JAIL FOREVER "FOR WARFARE”   Militarism Imprisoned If Cox Is Elected and Malitarism ; Free to Murder Again If Harding Wins, Declares Chairman White

ARIA GIT IECSHW TOM   WHITE IS CONFIDENT DEMOCRACY IS TO TRIUMPH AT POLLS   DEFEAT OF COX WOULD MEAN THAT MILITARISM IS FREE TO RUN AMUCK AND MURDER AND PILLAGE ~~ AT WILL, THROUGH A MISERABLE WORLD.

Chairman. White. *-. Puts It Up Strons   Democratic Victory Tomorrow Mean: Jailing Militarism  Forever—ite publican Victory Milltarisn ahr —Pilkiecn Avain..

BADLY BRUISED — DODGERS FIGHT BACK ATINDIANS   BEFORE TODAY'S GAME OF WORLD'S SERIES GOT UNDERWAY MANAGER SPEAKER WAS CONFI  apse eas CITT D

BHOOKLN STILL RETAINS: ANGDR!   Manager of Dodgers Says ‘Series Not Yet Won by Cleveland Indians; Today Will Mark Epoch

“When We Have to Have Something We Usually Get It,’ Says Robinson, - “and Weve Got to Have This Game.”   CLEVELAND HAS ALL THE EDGE IN HER WONDERFUL PITCHERS

GRAND OLD MAN OF GREECE S DEFEATED; VENZELOS LOSES 1 YESTERDAY'S ELECTION   Government Will Appeal to Peapte Kf Final Results Go Against Jt, Announced

FORMER KING LOSES CHANCE TO COME BACK   Premier Venizelos, Opposed t Constantine, Wins in Greek Elections.   RETURNS SO FAR MEAGER

VENIZELOS SAYS HE HAS “WON GREEK ELECTIONS   It May Mean That King Constan‘tine Has at Last Been Turis “ed Down

VENIZELOS CLAIMING A VICTORY IN ELECTION   Actual Returns from Greek Vot ing, However, Are Still Very Meagre.   CONSTANTINE IS ISSUE   Premier Leads Forces Against Return of the Former King; __ Little Excitement.

Victory Claimed by Premier  Venizelos—Actual Relurns Only Meagre

GREECE VOTES 0) KING’S RETURN   Triumph for Deposed Ruler i: Seen by Venizeios   HIS FORCES LED BY PREMIER   Rallot Taken at Demand o! Prince Pant

/ENIZELOS CLAIMS ELECTION VICTORY   issue At Polls In Greece Was Return Toglhrone Of King Constantine.

VENEZUELOS FACTION “ VWETORIOUS   Premier Claims Success In Yester: tay’s Elections — Constantine - Wil Hot Be Returned ig Throne

GREECE PREMIER ~ THINKS HE HAS BEEN ELECTED   Tssue of Campaign Was as tc  Who Should Reign as   King.

VENIZELOS SURE OF WINNING OUT   Greek Premier Claims Victor in Greek Election to Decide fin Gavernment.   ‘FEW ELECTION CLASHES

CLAIM DEFEAT OF VENIZELOS   Greek Premier and All Minis ters Except One Said to Have Lost in Election.

GREEK ELECTION RETURNS SLOV   Veizelos Claims Victory Though Nothing Def inite Is Known

VENIZELOS CLAIMS VICTORY IN GREEK ELECTIONS SUNDAY   Nation Votes on ‘Return - o Former King Constantine to the Throne      EXPRESSION OF SENTIMENT 1S DEMANDED BY PRINCE   Won't Take Throne Uniess Peo ple Reject Former Ruler

VENIZELOS 15 PROBABLE HEAD GF THE GREEKS   Claims Victory in Bitter Contes! Waged  oe

Who Has Win the  - Election In Greece’   Question is Whother Verezclos or.  Ex-King Constantine Has Won in Contose bal

VENIZELOS CLAIMS  ELECTION VICTORY   KING CONSTANTINE~ 01 _GREECE NOT TO BE RECALLED.

VENIZELOS — MAY HAVE MET DEFEAT   WITH ALL MEMBERS OF HIS CABINET EX CEPTING ONE.   Later Dispatch Changes Result of First Reports of the Elections Held in Greece on Sunday.

ATHENS CABLE CLAIMS DEFEAT FOR VENIZELOS   Result of Elections so Fai Lead to Belief. REPORTS CONFLICT   Premier Himself Declares he Hat Been Victorious and That His Party Has Gained Majority.

THE GREEK ELECTION.   Shall Constantine Return to the : Throne the Question at Issue.

VENUZELAS CAINS His BE-FLECTION   ‘Means Personal and Political Triumph.

PREMIER CLAIMS VICTORY IN ELECTIONS IN GREECE   Venizelos Says Return of Form er King Constantine is Disapproved:-

VENIZELOS CLAIMS ‘REPORTED DEFEATED INGREEK FLECTIONS   Exchange Telegraph Says Results Point to His Defeat. —Anti-Constantine Leader, However Says He Believes  He Has Won. :

Popular ‘Vote Is in Faver o Venizelos Who fs. Opposed . to Exiled Ruler: 

Venizelos Claims Victory in the Greek Elections   Fight for Upper Hand in the Nation Centers About Those Who Desire the Return of King Constantine and Those Who Do Not.

GREEK PREMIER CLAIMS VICTORY   Personal and Political Victory for Venezelos Anti-Constantine Leader.   Return of Former King to the Throne Outstanding Issue of Campaign. ;

VOTING IN GREECE TO SEAL FATE OF CONSTANTINE   Few Minor Clashes Noted but On Whole Election Seems To Have Been Quiet

Predicts. €oun Will: Show:De * feat: for. .Ex-king:Constan=. ‘tine’s ‘Supporters :.

BRIDE ISSUES HAPPINESS PERMIT T0 SELF. REPORTER: BRIDEGROOM GETS “SCOOP’

LEGISLATION OPENING PUBLIC DOMAIN TO Ol ‘PROSPECTORS  Passed Congress Today and Goes to the President.

PHILIPP THANKS STATE PEOPLE      Appreciates Support for € Years, He Says in Message

Lengcue ef Nations Will Not interfere With Ieternational Arbi¢ratine   6T ei thee ee

HAGUE TRIBUNAL NOT ABOLISHED   All Political Requests Are Cast Aside for Treatment by Council of . League of Nations.

Elihu Root Will Act as Chair man of Arbiters Following Resumption of Court   POLITICS NOT PERMITTED        ¥éue Court Will Have Par In Selecting Judges For International Body

ROSEBERRY WON BY 283 MAJORIT)   NEOSHO MAN CARRIED FOUR OF SEVEN COUNTIES IN RACE FOR CONGRESS.

DR. ROSEBERRY WON BY 288 MAJORITY   He Carried Four of Seven Counties in Race for Congress Over A. Le. MceCawley.

CLAIMS RUSE TO FORCE '  OBREGON OUT OF RACE   Candidate for Presidency of Mexico is Summoned to Capital as Witness ‘in Bevolt Gase

CERF CON SUMMONED 10 CAPITOL AS WITNESS IN REBELLION TRIA   FOLLOWERS FEAR FRAME-UP TO FORCE HIM TO ABANDON HIS CAMPAIGN,

HUNT WOMAN IN DREWES MURDER   ‘ries and Shots Heard Near Where Body Was Found

Holland Is Warned Of A - Peace Holdup      France Threatens Blockade of Germany Effective March 1, If Latter Does Not Deliver Coal Promised in Peace Treaty. Huns will Punish —_. ~" ‘Own Culprits

GENERALS SEEK REFUGE IN ~ HOLLAND   Grand Duke of.Hesse Among  . Accused Leaders Crossing ‘Border Into Safety of Neu‘tral Territory

i Relatives Resist. Wi “When Authorities Attempt.  Mevine Caffin

MPSWINE BODY: ~ SENT TO CORK      Kelatives Resist WI "When  Authorities Atlempt: Meme (edhe

TWO KILLED IN QUARREI   Trouble Started Over : Damaged Plow on a Missouri Farm

Socialist Leaders See Debs; Claim Election Will Be Gain To Party

SOCIALIST PARTY “GAINS PREDICTEL      Hope Is Expressed by Eugent  V. Debs, Candidate For President, Who Is In Penitentiary. .

EUGENE V. DEBS IS OPTIMISTIC   Imprisoned Presidential Can didate Predicts Socialist Gains.

SEES SOCIALIST GAIN   DERS GIVES MESSAGE TO PARTE LEADERS WHO CALL ON HIM AT PRISON,

LEADER: SAID TO HAVE DIRECTED WORK FROM CELL   ‘Narcotics Valued. ‘At $25,000 Discovered -In Raid On’ House Last Sunday, Assistant Superintendent Of Police Announces.      BELIEVE ‘WOMAN IMPLICATED:

a a a en:  SHERIFF AFTER DELINQUENT CARS   Will Make Effort to Collect All Taxes Yet Unpaid at Once; Strict Enforcement of Headlight Law.

HOPE 10 ABOLISH TOPICAL NAMES   Appeal to Cease Christening Babies With Ugly and Congruous Names.

SUPREME COURT HOLDS ©. § EXCEEDED AUTHORITY  VECORE PASSAGE GF YOLSTEAD ACT

SALE OF 2.75 BEER WAS LAWFUL   COURP WELB SALE GF 33 BEER WAS ALL RIGHT CP TH OOT 8s   BUT HOLDS. CONGRESS H4s POWER TO SAY WHAT IS UWTONICATING

EXTREMIST DIRECTORY HAVING OVER 1,000 NAMES OF SOVIETS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY FOUND   ‘Bomb Squad’ Officers Seize Most im: portant Document Ever Taken From Radicals Since Round-up Began

stories of Terrible Cruelty, Unredressed Murders and Devyastated Property Told to Senate Investigating Committee.

WANTON MURDER OF AMERICANS 1S GREAT OUTDOOR SPORT AMONG MEX. THESE DAYS

WANTON MURDER OF AMERIGANS {§ GREAT QUTIVQOR SPORT ANVONG MEX. THESE DAYS

UARAANZA TROOPS KILLED AMERICANS WITNESS STATES   American Legicn Men Will - Stay In-Fampico, Fall Sub_ _...Cormmittee Toid.

SENATE HEARS OF — MEXICAN CRUELTIES   Witnesses Tell of Wanton Murders.—-Declare Intervention Would Be Welcomed.

LIFE 1S CHEAP IN MEXICO)   THE ARGONNE WAS SAFER FOR AMERICANS, WITNESS SAYS.   Murders Described Refarc Senate Consmittee and Plas to Brive Tampico American Legion Rranch Out of Country Peltd,

MEX FEDERAL TROOPS SLEW YANK OIL MEN   Witness Tells Senators Bodles Had to Be Guarded - by Friends.   ARGONNE IS SAFER THAN TAMPICO FIELDS   Poured Whiskey Over Slain Man; Set Up Drunkenness Theory.

IF fal      Americans Were Safer i in Ar. gonne Than in Oil bain Says One Witness. ©   EVIDENCE CARRANZANS.MURDERED TWO VICTINS   American Legion Ordered To Get Out, Says Veteran ‘Two of Its Members  - Have Been. Arreste ed,

‘Witnesses Describe Mexican Outrages  ‘Solons Hear Stories of Depredations   Men Testifying Before Senate Sub-Committee Substantiate Information That Lives of Americans Are   Growing More Insecure—Carranza Troops Accused  Of Brutal Attacks and Murders.

ANIERICAN LIVES  SAFER IN BATILE THAN IN MEXICO. WITNESSES GLAIN   Senate Committee Listens to Testimony of Horrifying Natere Regarding Murder of U. S Citizens in Mexico.   STAND GUARD OVER BODIES   Autopsies Held on Bodies of Slain Americans Are Made. Possible Only by Presence i Armed Friends.

AMERICAN LIFE WORTH BUT LITTLE IN TAMPICD REGION   Stories of Terrible Cruelty. Murders and Devastation Given to Sub-Committee.   RONEY AND BOLES KILLED BY CARRANZA SOLDIERS   Bullets Taken From Bodles Were Not the Kind Used by Rebels, and Machete With Which Boles Was Attacked is Carried by Government bat Not by Revolutionary Proops,

AGREE ON A BASIS FOR BONUS   Former Service Men and Women Wart Dollar and Half a Day.

O1.00 FOR EVERY DAY IN SERVICE   American Legion Puts Compen sation Plan Up to Congress.

COMPENSATION PLAN PUTUP TO CONGRESS   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMERICAN LEGION OFFERS NEW PROPOSAL.   Aotion Reverses Previous Vote on Substitute for $50 Per Month forService Men and Women.

LEGION 70 PUT UP BONUS BILL         Will Ask Congress for Adjusted Compensation at ~ the Rate of 41.50 a Day

LECION RAISES REQUEST TO $1.50 A SERVICE DA)   ‘National Committee Decreases Sum Asked of Congress as “Adjusted  Compensation.”

DOLLAR AND HALF FOR EVERY DAY OF SERVICE   Executive Committee American Legion Puts Adjusted Compensation Proposal Up to Congress.

LEGION REDUCES BONUS DEMAND T0 $1.50 A DAY    Strong Opposition Develops: to  $50 a Month Plan, and New i Program Is Adopted  3

BONUS OF $1.80 PER DAY TO BE ASKED BY LEIGH   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE GF NATIONAL BODY OF VETS HAS FINALLY ARRIVED AT ITS DECISION ON MATTER.

DENIES ARGENTINA fo PRO-GERMAN   Senor Pueyrredon Explains Why He Leaves Assembly of League of Nations.

ASK CONGRESS FOR AID   Apprepriaiion Wanted to Find New Lse tor Californin Wine  iiea ne _

CLEVELAND EVENS UP SERIES TODA\   COVELESKIE E HELD BROOKLYN TEAM TO THREE HITS IN FOURTH cCAaMMUE   CADORE WAS HIT HARD   Brooklyn Pitchers in Relays Couldn't Head off Cleveland's Winning Streak   Two Scores in Opening Inning Made It a Great Day for the Cleveland Fans

~ UP SERIES TODAY   COVELESKIE -HELD BROOK LYN TEAM TO THREE HITS IN FOURTH ar One 4 @ 5a   CADORE WAS. HIT HARD      Brooklyn ‘Vitchers : in Relays Couldn't Head off Cleveland’s - Winning Streak   Two Scares in Opening Innin; - Made It a Great Day for the Cleveland Fans

Star 2 Culrerelty  1 DEAE PACT   With Soviet Russian on Any Reasonable Basis Says the Polish Minister.   HE THINKS BENEFITS WOULD COME TO POLAND   Says tt Would Establish Quie' and Normal Conditions in  Ty32 Manner.

So declares Polish minister at Washington in interview today   EOS’ OFFER A GOOD SIGN   Whole question of . Allies continuing to fight Bolsheviki hinges on the Poles

PULAND READY TSIGH PEACE WTR RED An   Minister to United States De clares Russia Has Made’ - Offers.   TERMS ARE IN DOUBT   Allied-Soviet Agreement Predicted. by. Demand on ‘Warsaw.

POLAND {i SIGH PEAGE WITH REDS ON THEIR TERMS   Any ..Reasonable ..Demanc Will be Met Favorably Say High Officials.   BETTER CONDITIONS   Chaotic Industrial Conditions Reason for Anxiety to Bring About Peace.

POLES LAMBAST THE RUSSIANS   TAKE 4000 PRISONERS AND ROUT THE REDS INTO PANIC,

200 ARE HOMELESS IN ILLINOIS BLAZE   Several Apartment Build. ings Destroyed.

Aik WATER BLAMED   Typhoid Outbreak in Ohio City Keeps Doctors Busy  Several Hundred Are Suffering From The Disease

OF TYPHOID “AT SALEM   CAUSED BY THE PEO_ PLE. DRINKING POLLUTED WATER.   Ohio Town Stricken With “the Fever and Several __ Hundred: Cases ° ‘Said to ~ he Raging. -

DISEASE SPREADS   Saiem, Ohio, Hard Hit by Epi: demie of Tyohoid .

Steamship Officials Say De Valera is Not on Aquitania; Close Wate   Er“ch Officers Are Guarding  Ports of Entry for “Presi dent of Irish Republic.”

(Steamship Officials ) Say De Valera is Not on i Aqiitania: Close Watch   Exitch Officers Are Guardin: Ports of Entry for “Presi' ‘dent of Irish Republic.”

Uncontrolled Temper Led To Wilson’s Clash With Secretary Lansing   Increasing Irritability Ever Since We Entered War; Considered Cabinet Officer Mere Ad viger.

WILSCN’S DUTIES AND BURDENS ON. HIS NERVES, SAYS' A FORMER PUPIL   President Is Not The Same Man Who Curbed Temper In Past   CLEVELAND KNEW HIM   Peevishness C Of President On Many Occasions Is  Recalled By Scribe   Second Of Series Of Three Articles On The WilsonLansing Split

ANGRY OUTBURSTS BY WILSON   Cleveland Said He Had An Ungovernable Temper   RECENT INCIDENTS CITED

WILL RING THE BELL   MERCHANTS OCTOBER EVENT TO HIT BULL'S EYE,   Auomebile and 8400 Cash Should Arouse Interest,

WILL RING THE BELL   ‘MERCHANTS’ OCTORER EVEN " “£0 HIT BULL'S EYE, e      Auomobile and $100 Cash ‘ Shoutd - Arouse. Interest. 

BOOZE PROG! HUSH MONEY - ALLEGE   Federal Quiz of ‘Whiskey Ring’ In New Turn; Higherups Involved

PREDICTS FAILURE   S . Railroad Trainman Doubts if Question Will Be Settled

BULGARIA AT PEACE   Treaty Made Effective by Ex  change of Ratifieations Th dae

SERBIA SOUGHT ARMED ALLIANCE   Offered French Secret Treaty Of Defense And Offense Of Mediterrean.

SERBIAN, FRENGE SECRET NOTES Ch DEFENSE ALLEGEL   Former Proposed Alliance That  Latter Saw Advantageous  but Refused, Story.

GIVES DETAILS FRANCO-SERBIA SECRET TREATY   Rome Paper Publishes Purported Copy of Agreement.

[RUM RUNNERS GIVE COPS RACE IN ESCANAB   Dry Agent Later Nabbed for Pointing Gun at Police Serreant

FALLEN TREE STOPS WHISKY LABEN AUTO   To Ans Arrested at) Escamaba Mich—i85 Gallus ef Liquor Are Conufiscated.

WHISKEY: CHASE LEADS TQ ARRESTS   Escanaba. Scene of Spectacular _ Liquor ‘Capture; Federal Officer Held. "

SYSTEM OF HG FINANCE BUSTED   INVOLYES FOUR BANKS IN * DEALS, BUT GETS IN BAD.

SYSTEM OF HIGH FINANCE {S BUSTEL   MT. AYR YOUNG MAN INVOLVES FOUR BANKS IN DEALS GETS IN BAD.

DELAWARE HOUSE NOTREABY TOVOTE   Suffrage Leaders Realize They Rec

Seaaty Ratified the . Mec d Womien, Are’ Ut ie Immediate: Acceptan:

DELAWARE NUI IN A HURRY   Recess May Delay Vote on Woman Suffrage Ratification,

ANOTHER WAIT IN DELAWARE   Woman's Suffrage Vote in House May Be Delayed by Recess of t Aseembly.

HEAVY DEGLNE Ih TaTTeN HR      Prices Freak Fully 180 Pcints cr © a Bale Undsr Last Night's ‘Clesiny.

BRITISH POUND DROPS T0 $3.19 1-4   Constornatlon Marked Sittatton Wit Respect to Europoau Kachanre Tatlay.

Prices Broke ; 180: Points or.Nine:Dollars Bale Wander ‘Last Night

COTTON MARKET SLUMPS Ad RESULT OF Loo IN FIIROPEAN MONEY RATE!   LOSS OF NINE DOLLARS A BALE TINDER LAST NIGHT'S CLOS.ING IS WITNESSED.

COTTON BREAKS $9 A BALE BECAUSE OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE   BRITISH STERLING, CONTINUING DOWNWARD PATH, DROPS TC $3.19 AND INFLUENCES COT TON MARKET.

Cotton Markets  Went to Piecec   _ { f  Cotton Market Demoratized Today Gat Weaksess of Foreign Fehon 2 Prices Broke ts0 Points, 

COTTON MARKET. SHOWS DECLINE   Stock Exchange Transactions Nearly 800,000 Shares

THE WEST 70 GET 25,060 BOX CARS   WILL BE DIVERTED FROM THE EAST TO HANDLE GRAIN CROPS,

TO DIVERT 25,000 CARS TO TRANSPART BUMPER GRAIN CROP   Eastern and Southeastern Roads Ordered to Send Empty Box Cars.

PALMER ADROIT OFFICE SEEKER   MADE FIGHT ON HIGH PRICES TO FURTHER CANDIDACY.   HAD A LOT OF PAID BOOSTERS   W itmeeses Tell Senate Committee Attormey General Made Cabinet Positien Adjenct to Politieal Machine.

GER PRIMARILY “TO GQUST PALER FOR PRESHNENCY   Argument on Admissability o Evidence of Profiteering Will be Open.   CHAIRMAN OF COMMISSION BRIEFLY EXPLAINS STAND   ere of Body as He Under. stands It is to Pass Final De cision on Demands of An thracite Miners and Not te Try Operators.

FORCE HIRED BY PALMER TO REDUCE HIGH PRICES BOOSTED HIS CANDIDACY, WOMAN SAYS   WORKERS EMPLOYED TO MAKE ADDRESSES ON H. C. L. ONLY TALKED ON ATTORNEY GENERAL—DECLARES SHE WAS FIRED BECAUSE OF HER REPUBLICAN LEANINGS.

PALMER PUBLICITY In DRIVE ON HIGH PRICES   H.C. L. BUREAUS DECLARED TO HAVE BEEN USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.   “Boost Attorney General for Presidential Nomination” Was Standing Order, Probers Are Told.

Witness Claims it Was Used Solely to Further His Presidential Candidacy   ATTENDS CONVENTIONS AT GOVWT EXPENSE   Says Women Were Told Pal mer’s Election Would Reduce Living Costs.

CHARGES PALMER USED HL, C.L. PROBE FOR OWN BEHALF   Woman Claims Workers From Attorney General’s Office Fostered Campaign—Delegates’ Expenses Paid.’

HHARGES CAMPAIGN 10 LOWER PRICES PALMER OGHEME™   WITNESS SAYS H C. L. BUREAUS WERE “POLITICAL ENTERPRISES.”   WOMAN DELEGATE HEARD   Publicity in Interest of Nomination of Attorney General Connected With War on Prices Committee Is Told.

PALMER PLAGED ON THE GRIDIRON   Woman His Accuser Before the Committee  see nmase a fe oe, ee @ oon sae. ee   Because She was Republican Miss Brueggeman Testifies. High Cost of Living Bureau Devoted to Campaign Work for Attorney General Says Witness. Is Partially Denied

AN AWFUL RAP AT PALMER BY A DISMISSED EMPLOY!   Miss Brueggman Says Certain Federal Bureaus Were Established to Boost His  ” Presidential Campaign.

ANTHHIGH COST DRIVE DECLARED ‘ALL POLITICS   Woman’s Testimony Before Senate Committee  Causes Stir.

FIRED BECAUSE SHE WAS A REPUBLICAN       Asked to Include Attorne General's Publicity Matter When Sending Out H. of . Literature.

Witnesses Declure H. C. L. Bureaus Were Actually “PoJitical Enterprises.”   SUBSIDIZED PUBLICITY   Witness, Dismissed Because She was Republican, Says Stories Boosted Candidacy.

SAYS PALMER USED BUREAUS   H.C. L. Workers Aided Hi Campaign for Nomina tion. ¢

Charies Booth of Fockford Had Won the D. S. C. and Croix de Guerre Medals.

WAR HERO ON HUNT KILLED   Iilinoic Man Who Won D. S,. C. and Croix De Guerre Slain.

WAR HERO KILLED HUNTING   Charlies Booth of Fockford Had Wor the D. S. ©. and Croix de Guerre Medals.

BASEBALL PROBE WIDENS IN SCOPE: ~ POLLUSION BARED   District Attorney Smells Plan To Control This Year’s Series  op   BOSTON GAMBLER IS NAMED BY WILLIAMS

“Inquiry” Started In New York _to Uncover, Alleged Gambler Plot of This Year.   WILLIAMS AND FELSCrH “MAKE CONFESSIONS      True Bills Returned by Grand * Jury Against Two Gamblers In Crooked Deal.

investigation to Be Made 0 Report That Brooklyn Players Are Involved   4EYDLER SAYS CLIQUE OPERATES IN NATIONAL

TO INVESTIGATE. BROOKLYN UYER   District Attorney. Gets Tip. 0 Plot For Crooked Series.

Captain, Wheat, ‘Of Brooklyn, As. “serts. That. Reports. Are, Abso“TJutely False: nyt   MEMBERS OF TEAM SUMMONED

BROOKLYN TEAM LATEST TO BE QUIZZED IN Bib BASEBALL SERIES FRAUD   Attempts to Bribe Piayers Starts New York State Attorney to Working---Chicago Jury Now After Gamblers of Last Series.

~— BRIBERY PLOT   Reports Circulated of Bribing Brook: lyn Players to Lose World Serfes_

GAMBLERS TO HAVE MADE PLANS FOR BROOKLYN MEN TO THROW 1920: SERIES TO: T0- CLEVELAND

Herole Action of Comiskey Wil "Result In Complefe Wrecking of Chieage Pennant Hope   ACTION WILL CLEAN UP GAEM

PROBE RUMORS OF BROOKLYN “BRIBE’   District Attosney Hunting Evidence 1920 Series Was to Be “Fixed.”      CALL IN TEAM MEMBERS   Cincinnati End of 1919 Series Swindle to Be Probed by Jury,

RUMOR OF NEW PLOT   NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TO BE QUESTIONED.   Brooklyn Prosecutor to Probe Report of Conspiracy to Throw the 1920 Series.

Same Clique of Gamblers Plan~ ning to Bribe Brooklyn Players is Information from  New York Today ©      NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS: MAY BE INDICTED TODAY   Two Reported. Involved: Dozen Indictments May be Voted; Williams Confesses *

District Attorney to Probe Charges That Gamblers Are Attempting to Bribe Stars; Fels and Williams Make Confessions; Jury Votes True Bills Against Leaders   McGRAW AND: HEYDLER TESTIFY

NEW BALL PLOT T0 BE INVESTIGATED   Srooklyn Prosecutor to Question National League Champions.   Rumors of Conspiracy to Throw the 1920 Series to the Cleveland Team,

Rumored Piot to Bribe Dodgers to Throw 1920 Series to the American League Flare Winner

U. 0, ATTORNEY IN NEW YORK PROBES REPORT   Same Clique of Gamblers Planning to Bribe Brooklyn Players is Information from New York Today   NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS MAY BE INDICTED TODAY   [wo Reported Involved; Dozen Indictments May be Voted; Williams Confesses

NEW YORK STARTS ACTION Gi REPOR   Same Gambling Ciique Plahned Crooked Series For 1920.   DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEWIS   Summoned All Members of Brooklyn Club Acting on Newspaper Story That Dod. gers Were Bribed to Lose to Cleveland Indians-—Wheat Brands Rumor as False.

ANOTHER CROOKED CE RIES PLANNEL   if Anything is Wrong This Year, It Will be Found Out Before It is Too Late, D-strict Attorney Says.

PROBE REPORT OF ATTEMPTED 1970 SCANDAL   Clique Of Gamblers Said To Be At Work On Rrooklvp.   WILL _ INVESTIGATE   Repetition Of 1919 Scheme Alleged To Be In Making Today.

PROBE MOVE 10 BRIBE ROBINS   District Attorney Calls Brook lyn Players to His Office.

TO INVESTIGATE. BEFORE SERIES   District: Attorney Says Hi Will: Investigate Reports of Crookedness of   1940 WUADIUS SEARLES  Reports Same Gambling Clique Bribed Brooklyn -to Throw the Big Show

SAME ALLEGED GAMPEER: INVOLVED LAST YEAR ARI BELIEVED IN CONSPIRACY.

BROOKLYN 10 ANVESTIGATE CROOKEDNESS   —-s  DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO PROBE ALLEGED REPORT THAT 1920 SERIES IS “FIXED.”      GAMBLERS OUT FOR CLEVELAND   To Win the World’s Series and They Are Saig to be Betting Against Brooklyn.

Plot To Bribe Brooklyn Dodgers 'To Lose This Year’s W orld Series?

BRIBERY CHARGE WILL BE PROBED   Alleged Attempt to Fix Brooklyn Players   IN COMING SERIES   Immediate Investigation Into Activities of Gamblers at New York Planned.

STEPS TAKEN TO. THWART CROOKS   Rumors of Fixed World’s Series This Year   ‘aptain Zach Wheat of Dodgers Vehemently Denies Report but Every Effort will be Made to Determine its Basis. Management is Determined  +n Kaan Gamaoacd Mlaan

Lewis To Look into Charges That the 1920 Series Was To Be ““Thrown”’  by Brooklyn Nationals.   REPORT SAYS OLD GANG OF GAMBLERS AT BOTTOM OF PLAN

GAMBLER PLAN T0 _ BRIBE BROOKLYN   Rumored Nationals Would Have Had Chance to Throw Games.   SOMISKEY’S LOSS $230.   Grand Jury Expected to Cali More - Players And Gamblers. Williams Names Go-Between,

Kines County, N. Y., Will Investigate Activity of Baseball Gamblers

Zack Wheat Indignantly Denies He or Other Dodgers Have Been “Approached” and Warns That “It Will  Not Be Well” for Anyone to Try It—Members of Team to Be Questioned by State’s Attorney.

ANTENPI 1) FTA PLAVER TF BROOKLYR   Charge Gamblers’ Clique Would Have Crooked Series This Year   DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS TO TAKE ACTION   Federal Authorities Woulc Collect War Tax on Bribe Money

BROOKLYN TEAM 1a TOBE QUESTIONED   RUMORS THAT ATTEMPTS BE MADE TO BRIBE STARTS NEW INVESTIGATION   President of the Brooklyn Club Assures District Attorney Men Will Be Discharged If Found Guilty.

PLANS TO BRIBE ME  ‘ON BROOKLYN TEAM  TO THROW SERIES BEING PROBED   District Attorney Lewis Acts On Statement in Papers that Same Clique That Fixed the White Sox Players Will ‘At.  tempt Scheme Acain.

RUMOR GAMBLERS ARE AFTER BROOKLYN NOW   Tnvestigntion to be Made ‘and ThrentE e Aro Strong at Brooklyn if  Players Are Found Guilty

BROOKLYN PLAYERS’ “FACE CHARGE 1920. SERIES TO BE SOLD   Baseball-Scandal- Spreads-to-New Yorks Williams Tells Grand’ Jury “Story of Brihery_of Sox” ~ -

SIFT NEW BALL PLOT   Brooklyn Prosecutor to Question National League Champions.   Rumors of Conspiracy to Threw the 1920 Series to the Cleveland Team.

INDICTMENT OF GAMBLERS NEXT BASEBALL PROBE   Investigation of Brooklyn Nationals Also Been Ordered.

Report of Plan to Bribe  Robins to Throw Coming Series Will Be Probed

UGLY HINTS ABOUT BROOKLYN CLUB -———INTHIS YEAR'S SERIES ARE HEARE   Made by Baseball ManagersVigorous Investigation to Be And If Any Men Are implicated They Are To Be Susnended at Once

AMERICA NEEDING BIG REFORMATION SAYS SEC’Y BAKEE      Industrial Reorganization ‘Necessary te Advalice Nation; Spiritual Lead: ership Has Been Lost.

WAR SECRETARY OR INDUSTRIAL REORGANIZATION   Appeals for Better Understanding Between Emplover and Employe.   “We Have Lost Hope, but  Trust Not Permanently.”

CHICAGO CONTROLS EPIDEMIC OF FLL   Death List Is Larger, But Number Of New Cases Shows A Decrease.

FLU DEATHS IN  CHICAGO STILL SHOW INCREASE   However, Health Authorities Express Belief That It Is Under Control

Read Carefully This Information Regarding Registration and Be Right

THIS TELLS YOU HOW TO: REGISTEE   The Followirig Questions and Answers Should be Studied Carefully.

FARMERS FEDERATION   To be Organized in Crawford County —Meeting Called for Feb. 7th.

FARMERS FEDERATION   ‘ I a ‘To be Organized in Crawford County  Meeting Called for Feb. 7th

COX AND POMERENE HOLD CONFERENCE   Favor Continuance of Campaign Expcnu.iure. Probe,

FAVORS CAMPAIGN. “EXPENDITURE PROBE   Gor and Pomerene Would Con.» finue: the-lavestigation: =

ee ee ee  HIS HEIRS ARE DEE-LIGHTED?   John Guell, Declared Dead His Estate Probated, Is Very Much Alive.

MAN SUPPOSED DEAD COMES BACK HOMI   LOST MIND FOR EIGHT YEARS AND “COMES TO” IN DETROIT

LABORER NOT GETTING DUE   Pilaint of Representative ef LiveSteck Handlers’ Unicon.

IPEGULATORS IN FOO TQ BE PROSECUTED oY ARGENTINE GOVERNMEN   GOVERNMENT ARRANGES TO BU) AND SELL COMMODITIES AND USE WAREHOUSES.

INVESTIGATION. . BY GOVERNMENT   Federal Authorities t Send Men to New York at Once

GENERAL REDUCTION OF ABOUT 10 PER CENT ANNOUNCED BY ALL LUMBER YARDS

LUMBER PRICES IN KANSAS CITY FALLS 10 PCT   REDUCTIONS RANGE FROM $5 TO $16 PER THOUSAND, HARD WOODS ALSO DROP.

LUMBER PRICES © ~ FAUS 10PCT   REDUCTIONS 916 PER...  ms FROM 96 Tc  HARD also DROP.

KANSAS. CITY. LUI LUMBER PRICES HIT TOBOGGAN   General Reduction of About Ten Per Cent is Made Effective in All Re. . tail Yards

LUMBER PRICES LOWER  General Reduction in All Yards at Kansas City.

RETAIL LUMBER PRICES ‘SLUMP 30.PER CENT IN THE KANSAS €ITY YARDS

SIMS CHARGES AND PENROSE SPEECH NOT UNCONNEGTEL   Either Plagiarism or New Science of Mental Telepathy, Says Secretary Daniels.   GIVES PROBABLE REASON FOR ANIMUS OF ADMIRAL   Dearest and Highest Ambition Was Blasted by Refusal to Permit Appointment as Honorary Member of British Admiralty—Will Not Answer Penrose Charges at Length.

Reavy Department KRefased Hritieh Veader ae La-American Tee Offered by Kies (-corac.

[SIMs IBESLEED BRELISH HONORS DANIELS CLAIMS   Department's Refusnk io Permit Prof. forcd, Appointment Caused

Secretary of Navy Daniels Tells the Senate Investigating Committee That Admiral's Failure to Be Appointed an Honorary Member of Admiralty Has Peeved Him   THE HONOR WAS UN-AMERICAN

SIMS’ “HIGHEST — AMBITION?   United States Denied Admiral Briteah Hontor—Daniels Says This May Be Cause of Animus.

Hct BRITIGH HONOR WAS DENIED 10 SIM   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS ADMIRAL USED ALMOST EXACT WORDS OF PENROSE.   Declares Senator Was, Imposed Upon by Informant as Reckless as Admiral Sims.

PLAN TO EXTEND UNUSUAL HONOR TO SIMS FAILED   Britain Wanted to Make Him An Honorary Member of the Admiralty, Daniels Taliec Senate Committee.

DANIELS TELLS WHY HE THINKS SIMS “BLEW UP   Says Admiral Was Hurt When Department De clined British Honor.

DAYLIGHT SAVING IS VICTOR   Chicago City Council Passes Ordinance Pushing Clocks Ahead One Hour tor Summer.

AKDMORE IS IN 4 FRENZY OF EX CITEMENT READY TO WEL. COME HER.    Hundreds of Curious Persogg Are Expected to Be at the Dep ig  night When the Accuses Woman Arrives.

BIG WE  LCOME FOR ALLEGED SLAYER      Ardmore All Excited Over Homecoming of Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon.

Train Bearing Clara Hamon “Is Delayed   Preparations Are Made for Arraignment of Woman on Serious Charge.

CLARA SMITH HAMON JS ENROUTE HOME   SRDMORE IS IN A FRENZY OF EX. CILEMENT TODAY AS IT AWAITS TIER ARRIVAL

TWO MURDERS ATTEMPTED.   Steubenville’s IteHan Day Cclebratien Marred by Shooting.

TWO SHOT IN ITALIAN DAY CELEBRATION   Steabenville, Ohio, Stirred By Atlempts At Murder—Hundred:s Of Spectators Flee Tn All Diree Hons.   GREW OUT OF OLD TIME FUEB   Both Men In Hospital Not Expeet ed Ta Live—Occurred During Parade In. Heart, Of Industrial Che ‘Be      POLICE ARREST ASSAILANT

TENTATIVE JURY DRAWN FOR NEWBERRY’ TRIA   So Many Veniremen Claim Formed Opinions Judge Takes Part in Questioning.

TENTATIVE JURY ALREADY CHOSEN   Newberry Case is Speed ed Up By Quick Selection   FLU HITS SOME JURORS

SECURE JURY 10 TRY NEWBERRY ON CHARGE OF GRAFT   Twelve Men Tentative ly Accepted By Both Sides In Fight.

QUICK WORK IN SELECTING MEN TO TRY SENATOR   Challenges May Re lieve Body Of Sev ’ eral; Court Asks Many Questions.

PARENTS HAVE. GIVEN UP HOPE      Believe Story Told by For eigner Who Stole Their Child

Father Believes Coughlin’s Body Was Thrown In River hy Kidnoaner.   PROBE PRISONER’S SANITY   Police Believe Pasquale’s Confessions Indicate Disordered Mind.

MORE. THAN FIVE MILLIONS IN SECURITIES WERE BURNEI   Burlington Mail: Train Robber; Greatest in. Poatoffice . Ristery,

$5,000,000 BURNED ~ BY TRAIN BANDITS   Insurance Companies Are HitHard.

FIVE MILLION IN BONDS BURNED BY MAIL BANDITS   Solvency of Two ‘National Insurance Companies Which Insured Bonds impaired Result of the Crime.

FIVE MILLION DOLLARS IN BONDS BURNED BY MAIL TRAIN ROBBER:   Theft Said to Be Greates in History of Department,

10 PUT TREATY UP 1G WILSOR   Senat: Plans to Return Document to President With Notice That is Cannot Agree on Ratification: Would Put Next Move Up to Him.

7 TREATY ACTION   if Ratifieation Fails, Notification Reccintionn WH Be Passed.   ACTION UP TO PRESIDENT   if He Fails, Resolution Prociaim; ing State of Peace to Be Presented.

IF. THE TREATY: FAILS. IT RETURNS TO WILSON         Wil Be .Sent [Rack ‘With .“ Notics Senate Hag Been -Unable to “Ss Ratify Tn =e - . }

VOTE ON TREATY EXPECTED SOON   Preamble to Ratifying Resolution Taken Upi in Senate   QUTCOME NOW IS IN SOUBT   Fifteen Reservations Are Included to Be Vated On

PRELIMINARIES WILL’ BE COMPLETED. FOR FINAL’ ACTION THIS AFTERNOON . OR EVENING   New “Reservations arc Rejected iby Large” Majoritics’ — Leaders , . See Very Little Hope : of Ratitying the Fa or

ull PUT TREATY (UP TO PRESIDEN   ‘Republicans win Haye Support of Four Democrats ‘In, Latest : 7 Peace. ‘Treaty Move -

TREATY WILL BE RETURNED TO PRESDENT WILSON   Resolution Will be Introduced Putting Next Move Up To Chief Executive.

MAY TRY TO — UNLOAD TREATY - ON PRESIDENT      IF NOT RATIFIED BY THE SEN ATE IT WILL BE SENT BACK TO THE PRESIDENT

SHIP CANAL HAS ITS BOOSTERS AND AND ITS KNOCKERS   Project of Ocean Route Through the St. Lawrence River to Inland Points is Discussed Pro and Con.

ASK BANKS TO AID W.S.S. DRIVE   Secretary Glass Ur@es That Buylug of Small Bonds’ Be Stimulated. .

MISSOURI TIGERS BEAT KANSAS 16-7 IN ANNUAL GAM!   Winners Are “Runners Up” for Conference Tithe—Jayhawk Line Couldn’t Hold M.  U. Backfield.

Many People Here Know Lionel Adam   Promictpt, Se*or will Be Seen in Picture at the Gragd Today.

Many People Here ‘Know Lionel Adams      Promin€yt. Actor Win Be Seen tn Pietuve at the Grand Today,

MOTIVE FOR DEATH OF 8 -1S PUZZLING   identity of Fiends Wh Slew Turtle Lake Family Unknown.

NO MOTIVE FOR BRUTAL MURDEE   NORTH DAKOTA MYSTERY IS UNSOLVED   Family of E¥ght Wiped Out, With Exception of Infant Girl.

QVANDARD O1L GD. HAS $1,000,000 FIRE AT GREELEY   Pumping Station is Destroyed When Oil Spraying is lanited.   BLAZE IS BEYOND CONTROL

GOVERNOR CORNWELL IS ANGRY   Says Position in West Virginia Strike Troubles Misrepresented.

LYING PROPAGANDA, ONY GOVERNOR   West Virginia Executive Denie Report of “Gunmen” in Strike Zone.

QUON 10 REPLACE OLD NEN HOUSE    eae of the Historic Hoiel   Property in Columbus is : Arproved by Court.

Neil House To Be Sold   I‘amous Hotel Property Is To Bring $2,180,000—To Build New Hostelry

RO EE EEE eee ee ee  SAVANNAH SHIP ~ HELD AS SMUGGLER   Believed It Has on Board Mu ‘nitions to be Sent to Mexico  By Way of Cuba.

WHLLIAM BROWN SLATE VICTIM   MINER AT PEERLESS IS CRUSE‘ ED TO DEATH WHILE AT ‘ WORK .   RELATIVES IN ENGLAND

CRUSHED TO DEATH BY FALLING SLATE      William Brown, Fire Boss at Peerless Mine, Instantly Killed Yesterday Afternoon.

FELICITOUS EXCHANGE MARKS INAUGURATION   M. Poincare Lauds Successor as resident of France Who Keturns the Compliment.

DIVIDE UP GERMAN COLONIES   Ammeescemest Made ef Mandates  for Fermer FPwoescesions.

EUSsT OF Af. {NDAT ES ANNOUNCED,  Several F ormer “German Possessions Are Varloualy Alincated.

JOHN BULL TAKES BIG BITE   Allocation of Foe’s Colonies Announced  in House of Commons.

HAYS CALLS GOX ON SLUSH ISSUE   Challenges Accusers to Fur. nish Proofs Rather Than Groundless ‘Frod’ Charges.   THE G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN GIVES WARNING NOTE   Suggests That the Enemy Can Have Any Kind of a Fight They Want.

HAYS DENIES COX CHARGE OF GIANT. (.0.P. SLUSH FUN   CHALLENGES OPPOSITION ve FURNISH PROOF—SAYS DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS BOSSEUD. -

PIGEON MAY BEAR . WORD OF BALLOON   Dead Carrier Is Found at Rochester. .

APT   But Pilot of Another Leave: Glens Falls for Adirondack Search.    TO LAND ON’ LAKES   Ice Strong Enough io Support Machine in Case of Emergency.

VESSEL BELIEVED WRECKED,   Bodies of Five Men Found on Beach Near Jelvl Island.

ELECTRIFY RAILROADS   Muny > Sdvantages . Wonld Klow From This Says Experts,

NEW WAY TO FIGHT HOG. h.           gineer Uses. Sandwich  Men t -Aunoy Grocers. ©

DEM.NOMINEES AND. WILSON AGREE ON LEAGUE   Now Reads te Frame Campaign Plans

TO USE HIS TYPEWRITER RATHER THAN VOICE TO HELP OUT NOMINEE   HARDING ATTACKS LEAGHE   Declares Republican Party Neve Consent to Ratification of the Treaty of Versailles With Covenant.

DEMOCRATS PLAN CAMPAIGN DOPE   Cox and Roosevelt Agree With Wilsor   On League Issue and Reach Oh City to Organize for Campaign" Spell-binding Tours Planned.

WILSON AND COX AGREE ON LEAGUE   Nominee Returns After Conference With High Hopes of Victory.

COX AND ROOSEVELT REAGH COLUMBUS 10 FRAME THEI CAMPAIGN WITH COMMITTEE   Wilson Will Step Into Campaign After Acceptance Speech Ac cording to Agreement

LEAGUE ISSUE _IS-AGREEABLI   Governor, Cox and President Wil son in Cmplete Acoord Over '  L.. ° Gampaign Plans

COX AND. ROOSEVELT ARRIVE AT COLUMBUS   Ready Go Prano Campaign Plans With Penocratic National Come  mittec,

READY TO FRAME: CAMPAIGN PLANS   Gov. Cox and. Franklin Roosevelt Return From Washington Today   +—  Becoming National Chair man —’ Harding Favors Rejection of League

COX PREPARES  FOR CAMPAIGN   RETURNS TO COLUMBUS, OHIO AFTER VISIT AT THE WHITE HOUSE WITH PRESIDENT   ‘(By United Preas)

EMBARGO UNWISE   Transportation of Coal and Foot Discussed by Commission   U. 8. BOARD TAKES CONTROL   Inspectors ‘Dispatched to Ter.  mirals Thruout Nation

I. C..C. Says Halting Traffic Will Not Keep Freight Moving.   WILE TAKE MONTHS TO RESTORE GOOD SERVICE   Railroad Labor Board Hears Presidents of Roads and Industries,

TAKE MONTES TO RESTORE NORMAL FREIGHT TRAFFIC   MEMBERS OF THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION DE.  ——————————— a a

CARS NEEDED TO MOVE GRAIN CROF   MONTHS MAY PASS BEFORE NOR MAL FREIGHT CONDITIONS  CAN BE RESTORED   (By United Press)

MONTHS TO GET TRACKS CLEARED   Interstate Commerce Com mission Sees No Hope for Immediate Rail Relief.   TRYING TO MOVE GRAIN

MONTES BEFORE NORMAL MOVEMENT OF FREIGHT TRAINS   Interstate Commerce Commissio! Now Assisting Roads in Clearing Up Nation-wide Congestion of Traffic.

MAY BE MONTHS BEFORE FREIGHT SERVICE NORMAL   Efforts Being Made te Clear Up Nation-Wide Congestion

Vote Will Probably Be Delayed Ten Days As National Forces Are Brot to Play On the Legislators of Crucial State

‘Votes Of Millions Of Women Are In Hands Of Few Legislators  PLACED ON DU PONT  ‘Believe Wealthy Political  Leader Car Swing Decision On Ratification   PRESSURE BEING PLACED ON DU PONT

Délaware Is! ‘The “Cru“ “cial” State'For The ~~ :-Ameéndnient, _   PARTY LINES ! ~ = BROKEN DOWN   Republicans And Democrats Refuse To Be Bound By Party Caucuses,

F. H. Houghtor   The Insfrance: Man Insures Everything Also RealEstate. Loans!   $100 Reward $160

CANNGT COLLECI FOR FRACTURE OF WOODEN LEG   Ruling Claims Not Persona Injuries And No Pay Allowed

FORD CUTS ‘MOTOR PRICES   Slash of 31 Per Gent on Autos and 14 Per Cent on Trucks

PRICE ON FORD ‘GOES WAY DOWN      HENRY MAK£S BIG SLASH TN HTS% MIGHT = AGAINST PROVITEERS   CHASSIS WORTH S980)

HENRY MARES RIG SLASH: IN HIS PNT. AGAINST -#ROFITKERS   CHASSIS. - WORTH $9

Se iA bee!          Gerald Schultz, Sailor, Apprehended at Ada, 0., Charged With Attempt to Kill;- Authoritie Implicate Mary Franks; Taxi Driver. Hauled Agaatlant+?

MARKING TIME IN TRUNK CASE   Authorities at Detroit Waiting for ”" Something to Develop.

TIQUOR LOCKED IN SAFE-DEPOSIT,, SAFE COURT SAYS      ife’ of “La ‘ing ~ Alexander ‘Opens Fight. « for. Her. Rights y

RIGHTS OF OEAD: KING'S CONSORT: PROMISE MIXUP   Attorney. for. ‘Morganic. Wife of Alexander. Makes.’ Olaims “lo te Property. -

MORGANATIC WIFE OF ALEXANDER 10 CUE FOR PROPERT   Question of Her Legal Rights Seems ~ Likely To Greate Some. Difficulty

Ee ormea rey waa WIS dad & Gan  ESTATE OF LATE ‘ ‘KING OF GREECE

MORGANATIC WIFE OF DEAD KING IN COUR’   Madame Manos, Approching Motherhood, Contends for Possession of Alexander’s Property.

MORGANATIC WIFE'S RIGHTS QUESTIONED   ‘Constantine Seeks Prop erty of Alexander.

GONGTANTINE WILL FIGHT LATE KING'3 WIFE THRU COURTS   Alexander’s Father to Clair Marriage Invalid to Stop Property Inheritance.

UNBORN CHILD OF KING OF GREECE CAUSES TANGLE   Constantine Fears _ te Dispute Rights of — Morganatic Wife.

QUESTION AS T0 LEGAL: RIGHTS GF-KING'S WIE   Morganatic Mate of Laie King 9 ‘ Greees Fighting For’ ~ Riehts.

LOWDEN FAVORS RETURN OF THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL   ‘To Provide Judicial Machinery fo : settlement of International Disputes.

MRS. THURESSON CALLED BY DEATH   Wife of Former Methodist Pastor Here Succumbs at Home in Arlzona; Husband and Two Children Survive; Visited Here This Summer

Nite of Former Boone Pastor Dies 4n Vegas, New Mexico, On Wednesday.

CHURCH PARLEY ADOPTS REPORT OF COMMITTEE   M. E. Conference O. K’s Election of 14 New Bishops.

SLAYER OF 4 FACING JURY AT. ABERDEEN’   Pear Attempt of Mob Violence: at. Hearing of © _harles Marshall.”   sLEW WHOLE FAMILY. CHARGE AGAINST HIM

CHARLES MARSHALL NOW ON TRIAL   FATHER AND BROTHER ALSO ‘gm, ARRAIGNED FOR TRIAT   IN ABERDEEN UNDER GUAR)   The Murderer of. the Miller Family a: -Near Amory, Father and Brother 2" Before’ Monroe County -Cirenit ~ our.

Charles Marshall Goes On Tria   On Trial for Murdering the Miller  Pamntly—Under Guard of State ; Troops White Prial fs Qn at AbereC

WOOD BATTLES FOR STATES 30 DELEGATES   JOHNSON MEN WANT STATE DEL. EGATION TO GO TO NATIONAL CONVENTION UNINSTRUCTED

WILL DEMAND AN UNINSTRUCTED "DELEGATION   JOHNSON LIEUTENANTS WHEL STORM REPUBLICAN STATE » CONVENTION WITH DEMAND   M’CULLOUGH WE WILL LEAD DEMO. TICKE}   McCray, In Republican Govérnorshi Race, Gets More Votes Than The Field.

FIGHT EXPECTED —  INCONVENTION  OVER DELEGATES   ‘MORE TROUBLE 1S BREWING IED  THE RANKS OF THE G. 0. ‘P. OVER PRIMARY

PROPHETS ALL AT SEA OVER 1920 CAMPAIGN   Peace Treaty, Prohibition And Suffrage Three Unknown Quantities.

FIVE UNKNOWN ELEMENTS WORRY POLITIGAL PROPHETS   Peace Treaty, Prohibition and Womar Suffrage Makes Accurate Calcula. tions Impossible.

VOTE for GOVERNOR   POLICE CHIEF TELLS FORCE THEY MUST ATTEND CHURCH

Poles Repulse Long Waited Attacl   Attack of Russian Bolshevik Troops at. the River Styr on Poles Was Repulsed.

Poles Repulse .. -Long Waited Attacl   Atinck of Eussian Balshevik Troops atthe. River Styr on Poles Was  Rennierd. }

HUNGARY GIVEN TLL NOVEMBER 16 TO SIGN   Treaty of Trianon Must Be Ratified by That Time Allies Anriounce.

DEMAND THAT HUNGARY SIGN.   ‘Allies. Send Uutimatum for Treaty Action by November 15. ;

ALLIES DEMAND ‘TREATY RATIFICATION   Hungarian Government Tolc Certain Consequences Will Re sult Unless Action is Taken

SONORA REBELS MAKING READY   “PREPARATIONS ARE MADE TO WATCH PEACK DELEG TION NOW ON WAY.

CARRANZA NZA PEACE DELEGATES ON WAY TO SONORI   General Calles, “Commander of Rebe Tracie Expected at Agua Petrie . "Today

not LEADER TO. ~ MEET DELEGATE!   Careanta- “Senas »felegation to -Rev : olutionists” on a: Peace Missi

REBELS RUSH TO REPEL CARRANZAISTS   Mexican President Ex: cited Over Secession and Talks Peace.

ARMY BALLOON THOUGHT TO BE LEADING IN RACE   American Pilots Are Believed to Have Found Favorable Air Current.

ONE BALLOON IS UNREPORTED   Airc Race Undetermined Until Army No. 1 Has Been Located.

 Ne et ee gee A SS Tet SIX BALLOONS LANDED: © IN INTERNATIONAL. RACE

a a a la alee Aare EUR eae. sana  COLLIDE AT CROSSING   Mr. Reis Reports Accident ai Seventh and Vine Streets.

8-CENT CAR FARE FOR EAST ST. LOUIS   Increase in Fare will be Effective on July 25, Utilities Commission Orders Today.

SINN FUNDS TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT   Latest Move Hd Had 9 Paralyz ing Effect on Their Activities Trish Off1ee Announces.

TODAY ASKED CONGRESS FOE $14 500,000   To Pay Loss to Government During Federal Control of Telegraph and Telephone Lines.

TODAY ASKED CONGRESS FO   To Pay Loss to Government During Federal Control of Telegraph and Telephone Lines.

ASK CONGRESS 10 EFEAT RAIL BILL   Railroad Workers Want Méasure Beaten in Its Entirety.   MEMORIAL MADE PUBLIC   Declares Pending Act Deprives Zmployes of Carriers oi Right to Enjoy Gains of Their Own Industry—Says Public and Labor Are Made Sub. servient to Capital.

CITE WRONGS (F MEASURE IN MEMORIA,   Declare Proposed Legislation Deprives Citizens Employed on Lines of Right to Enjoy Gains of Own Industry,

LABOR OPPOSES NEW RAIL BILL   Declares Reorganization Plat Destructive to Constitutional Privileges   MAKES FORMAL APPEAL   Meanwhile, Pledges of Co-opera tion From Railroad Executives Are Made

WANT CONGRESS TO DEFEAT BILL   Union Labor Leaders Balk on Railroad Bill   MEET IN CONFERENCE   With President Gompers and Others of American Federation of Labor to Plan Fight on Reorganization Measure. Railroad Operators Wart Wave Question Settled.

RAILROADERS CPPOSE “ORGANIZATION BILL"   “DESTRUCTIVE OF EMPLOYES CONSTITUTIONAL PRIVILEGES AND “LIBERTIES.”   Representatives of Unions at Washington Say Will Finally Appeal to President. .

DUNG RES AOKED BY LABOR TO KILL AAILROAL BIL   Says Pending Measure De prives Citizens of Certain Rights.

Bill Deprives Men of “Rights to Enjoy Gains of Own Industry.”   ARBITRATION CLAUSE OBJECT OF ATTACKS   Possible That Labor Woulc Be Left Out of Boards, Claim.

BILL DESTRUCTIVE   UONGERE SS CRGED © VOTE DOWN MEASURE.   Strone Picht Will be Wawed Nesiose Bill in’ Congress,

UNIONS PRESo CONGRESS FOR BILL'S DEFEAT   DECLARE IT DESTROYS THEIR : CONSTITUTIONAL PRIVILEGES AND RIGHTS.   Indiana Member Savs Labor I Presenting Demands That Should Not Be Met.

LABOR CALLS ~-FOR DEFEAT OF RAIL BILL   Unions: Will) Carry Fight to Wilson if Congress Up-  hokis Measure.   Rute by Capital Seen in Pravi sions: Plan Could Shut Out oO mployes, Say Gompers  and Carmen.

MEASURE IS TOO STRICT SAY UNIONS   Deprives Citizens of Right to Enjoy Gains of Industry Declare Representatives.

RAILMEN CARRY RAIL BILL FIGHT TO SENATE DOOR   PROTEST FROM 15 UNIONS IS RE SULT OF EFFORT TO DEFEAT WAGE PROVISO

LABOR UNICNS SEEK TO KILL RAIL BIL   Wey TT  Gompers and Other Federatior Men Call on Congress to Defeat Measure.   DECLARE IT IS UNJUST

CONGRESS URGED TO KILL ARTIGLE IN ITS ENTIRETY   VEMORIAL DRAFTED BY HEADS OF ROAD UNIONS IS ADDRESS. ED TO CONGRESS,   DESTRUCTIVE TO LIBERTIES   “Pending Til Deprives Clitizens Employed Upon Railways of the Inviolate Right to Enjoy Gains,” Document Says.

DEFEAT OF NEW AAILAUAD GILL UAGED BY LABOR   Declare it Destructive cf Privileges and Liberties   APPEAL MADE TO CONGRESS

UNION LABOR RAILROAD Bil PENDING IN CC   Express Opinion Tha Public and Labor ient to Cap   OPPOSE PROVISI( ARBITRATION OL.   Director General Hi: Conference With R Executives on W:

DRGANIZED LABOR ASKS DEFEAT OF RAILROAD BILL   Representatives of 15 Unions Send Memorial to Congress.

UNION LABOR URGES CONGRESS 10 DEFEAT THE RAILROAD BIL   Declares It to be Destructive o the Constitutional Rights of the Employes.   WOULD KILL ‘ST ENTIRELY   ‘Claims Act Makes Pubiic an the Workingman Subservient to Capital.

Great Conference of Labor Opens Battle, If Beaten in Congress, to Carry Appeal to President Wilson

DEATH RATE FOR  NATION ADVANCE:   Total of 1,471 367 in 1918 Highaar™* of _ Record; 32.Per Cent Due -to.In- > fluenza and Pneumonia. . -

FLU MADE DEATH RATE IN 1918 THE HIGHEST EVER   477,467, or Over 32% of Deaths, Caused by the Malady   State Legislature Appropriates $50,000 to Aid in Stamping Out Disease

HIGHEST KNOWN   Over Thirty-Two Per Cent Due to Dual Diseases, Influenza and Pneumonia.

UEATRAATE oHOWS SURPRISING RISE   ——  PLU AND PNEU MONIA KILLED THIRD OF THOSE DYING IN YEAR 1918.

MADE A RECORD IN DEATHRATE   KEACHED 18 VER CENT FOR 1,000 POPULATION 1N 1018.   Of the Total of 1,475,087, 32 Ver Cent. Were Due to hifluensa and Pneumonia,

DEATH RAT: FOR 1918 THE HIGHEST ON RECORD INU.S.   Thirty-two Per Cent. of Granc Total Due to Pneumonia anc Flu.

DEATH RATE i 1.8. INGREASE   FLUE GETS OREDIT FOR MOST OF IT, YET HEART TROUBLE FROM J. B. GETS SOME CREDIT

1918 DEATH RATE IN UNITED STATES BROKE ALL PREVIQUS RECORDS   INFLUENZA AN D PNEUMONIA DEATHS CREDITED WITH ONETHIRD OF THE TOTAL.

U.S. DEATH RALE HTS TOP NOTCH   Highest During 1918 In the His~ "tory of the Na tion.

MADEARECORD INDEATHRATE   REACHED 18 PER CENT FOR 1,000 POPULATION IN 1918.   Of the Total of 1,471,637, 32 Per Cent Were Due to Influenza and Pneumonia.

DEATH RATE IN 1918 HIGHEST ON RECORD IN UNITED STATES   1,471,376 PERSONS DIED DURING THE YEAR, 32 PER CENT OF WHOM SUCCUMBED TO INFLUENZA,

DEATH RATE IN 1918 REACHED HIGH MARK   EIGHTEEN PER THOUSAND DIEC “INFLUENZA WAS CAUSE STATISTICS SHOW

DEATH RATE HIGHER IN 1918.   Influenza and Pneumonia Ran Figures Up High.

DEATH RATE IN 1918 HIGHEST QW RECORD   Influenza and Pneumonia Lead in Causes.

PRESIDENT SHOT BY OWN FORGES DISPATCHES «SAY   HEAD OF SEVENTY SECOND GOV ERNMENT SINCE 1821 IS ASSASSINATED.   IN OFFICE FIVE YEARS   Prophesy Made By Nun Years Age Being Fulfilled By Late Developments Many Citizens Affirm,

All Mexico. Talking’ ‘of. Predic. ton Which: Seems to Be Coming: True ‘

CARRANZA’S END AT HANDS OF HIS OWN MEN, REPORTS SAY   Friends Charge He Was Asssassinated in a Cowardly Manner in Protest.   FORMER PRESIDENT’S BODY TAKEN TO CAPITAL   Former President Was 72d Goyernmental Head ,of That Country Since 1821,

ANOTHER DROP 15 ADDED TO RIVER OF BLOOD WN MEXICO   Full Story of How Carranza Met His Death May Not be Known Immediately.   PROPHECY MADE BY NUN NOW BEING TALKED ABOUT   Manner in Which Career of Deposed President Was Ended Will) Prob. ably Have Impoftant Bearing on Action of United Siates When Reeognition is Considered,

Advices Indicate Alfack Was Led by Officer Who Had Gone With Him in Flight, but Another Says He Was Made Prisoner and Killed in Cowardly Manner.

RooAQaTNATION OF CAR RANZA CHARGED   DETAILS SURROUNDING HIS DEATH NOT CLEARED UP AS YET.   HOLONEL HERRERO GUILTY   Seems to Be Certain That Aged President Met Death at Hands Of Men Who Had Been His Friends,

Violent Death of Carranza Bore Out Nun’s Prophecy; Obregon Was *“Seen”’ by Her as His Successoi

ASSASSINATION. MAY PROVE BA. TO RECOGNITIC   Declare Fugitive President + Killed by Members of. Own Rodvauard.

Death of. Carranza Follows Rule of Three Francisce As Once Predicted.   WASHINGTON WATCHING - LATEST DEVELOPMENTS   May Have Effect on Eventual Recognition of New Government of Gonzales  and Obregon,

NUNS PROPHEGY SEEMS TO) HAVE BEEN FULFILLED  IN OLE MEXIGR   Said Republic Would Fie for President an Old Man With a Beard Who Would Meet a Violent Death,   HOW CARRANZA WAS KILLED IS OBSCURE   Slain Chieftain Rated as Anti-American and During the War Pursued a Decidedly Anti-Allied Course

ASSASSINATED, SAYS ONE REPORT: KILLED IN BATTLE, ANOTHER   Presumably Surrounded by Loyal Friends, Great Trouble-Maker Is: Victim Either of Ley Fuega. or Was Slain in Coup d’Etat-—Details of His Death Are Obscured in Mystery.

CARRANZA DEATH STILL A MYSTERY   Little Definitely  Known How the Mexican Dictator Was Killed.

VIOLENT DEATH ENDED GAREEA FOR GARRANZE   kwUT WHETHER IN BATTLE OR BY HAND OF ASSASSIN IS NOT YET KNOWN.   Was Head of Mexican Goverimnent bo ; seven Stormy Yoars Fotlow ing Defeat of Hucrta.

SOUTH SUBURBS ASK NEW ROAD TO RELIEVE JAM   States Bonds Suggested to Mee! Cost of Highway from Harvey to Chicago

Motormen and Conductois Reject /5 Cents Per Hour and Shorl bay  Company Agrees to Stand Pat On Final Offer to 3,000   NO INTIMATION OF U.S. VESSELS BEING ON WAY

U.S, WILL KEEP   Né ADDITIONAL SHIPS UNLESS THEY ARE URGENTLY NEEDED.   REBELS WIN TOWNS WITHOUT STRUGGLE

HALF OF MEXICO. HELD BY REBELS WITHOUT FIGHT   Revolutionists Ready to Start Drive Against Capital 

GOVERNAR OFFICIALLY DESIENATES THURSOAY AS THANKSGIVING Ut   JOUNS PRESIBENT WILSON IN PROCLAIMING DAY AN OFFI CIAL HOLIDAY.

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR   A/T US AIA: COUNSEL WITH GOD AND GIVE THANKS FOR HIS MANIFOLD KINDNESS,

PROCLAMATION - OF GOVERNOE   Hobby Joins. With Pres ident Wilson in Plea For Observation

ADD MURDER 10 N.Y. CRIME WAVE   Woman of 30, Dressed in Deep Mourning, Found Shot on Beach

murder Mystery In Woman’s Deatl   Body Mysteriously Carried to Sand Along Beach and Abandoned   NOT. YET IDENTIFIED

A HARD CUSTOMER.   Sunday School Class Packed Martz But Mitchell Did Much Better.

A TARD CUSTOME      Suntlay Sehaat C1. But Mitchell 1  ass Packed Marts, ub Much. Bette

Deport All Alien ‘Reds’ if - They Cannot be Converted Declares General Pershing

f,eneral Steihes Straight Vroom the  shoulder tu an Address at  sha & 2 & Sh

FORTY-EIGHTERS ~-BATHER: DAZED   One Discontented Bunch Try.ing To Tear Itself Loose From Another One.   IT WANTS SOMETHING BUT DON'T KNOW WHAT   Several Delegates Denounce the Convention as Being “*Tinsportsemaniile 7”

CHRISTENSEN AND HAYS CHOSEN TO HEAD NEW PARTY COMPOSED ~~ LARGELY OF LABOR’S DELEGATES   Forty Eighters Withdraw And New Group Is  Known As Farmer-Labor Party—La Fol ‘ lette’s Representative Urges Ultimate Union  Of All Factions——Ohio Must Be Content With Second Place On Ticket

COMMITTEE OF 48 ENDS ITS SESSION   Convention is denounced as unsportsmanlike by several delegates

WHO TOOK: ~ THE MONEY   Who. Received the’ Bribe ¢ Twenty-five  Thuusand?   IT. .CALLED’ OFF “4 STRIKE   New Yerk: Builder Declares He Paid This Amount to Bring it to.an End.

a 000 BRIBE ENDED IE, lll DEVELOES      ‘Untermeyer Urges Labor ta Rid Itself of Crooked Leaders,

CLAIM SERIO WAS: “PEXRD.”   ce a  a! New w York: Strike [Ys “Charge.                    Bullder Br : heade

FREOH DENIAL OF BRIBERY GHARGEA   SHIPBUILDING ASSISTANT\IN SUBSTANTIATION OF BOLLING’S ASSERTIONS.   HAD PAID A COMMISSION   Offered Sands Two Per Cent to Float a Loan, John Cranor - Tells Senate Investigating Committee.

HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF RIG BRIBE FUND   Assistant te Hend of Shinbuilding Corporation Denies Evidence  of Banker

Ss SvATEMENT (5 AGAIN DEMED   Downey Shipbuilding Official Says Statement of Division Of Forty Thousand Dollar  “Bribe” Fund is “Not True ‘As Charged by Sands. '

DENIES SANDS BRIBE GHARGE   Official of Downey Shipbuild ing Co. Contradicts Banker’s Statement.

GRANOR DENIES SANDS CHARGES   Downey's Assistant Says He Knows Nothing of “Bribe”  Fund Division.   Sisler Repeats Previous Testi mony Denying Improper Business Relations With  Sande.

Denies Reports Of ‘Bribe’ In Which Name  : Of Brother-In-Law Of P Pres. Wilson Figured

DENIES ALLEGATION MADE BY T. K. SANDS   John Cranor Appears Before Shipping Investigators

CRANOR DENIES -SANDS? CHARGES   Head of Shipbuilding Company Says He Krows ‘Nothing of Boodle -Division.  SANDS -GOT COMMISSION

CRANOR EXPLAINS $40,000 FUND   Shipbuilding Official : Witness.   REFUTES CHARGES ~ AS TO BRIBERY   Knew Nothing About Division of Money.

DOWNEY EMPLOYE UPHOLDS BOLLING   Harding Hits Storm   Cranor Denies Allegations Made By Sands

BOLLING CLEARED BY SHIP CO. CHIEF   Brother-In-Law Of Wilson Not In On Alleged Bribe, Probers Are Told.

Senate Committee Investigating Shipping Board Affairs Adjourns Because of Convening of. Congress   DENMAN SAYS HE NEVER FAVORED WOODEN SHIPS

DENIES ANY KNOWLEDGE : “OF DIVISION: OF “BRIBE   John Cranor . Also: Denies. He Made Arrangements - for ‘Pro: -euring Shipbuilding Contracts

GOVERNMENT TO CONTINUE ANTITRUST ACTIONS   Several Cases Will Come Up Following Reading Railroad Decision

GOVERNMENT TAKES NEW HEART FROM COURTS DECISION   DECISION IN READING CASE TC RESULT IN PROSECUTION OF OTHER ANTITRUST ‘ACTIONS.

“Watchful Waiting” to be Attitude of United States Toward German Situatior

WILSON WAITING FRENCH ACTION   President Not Ready To State Stand Of American Government

Wilson Watches  French Situatios      nited States Has Expressec No Opinon On Movement By Foch   WATCHFUL WAITING POLICY FOR PRESENT

SUGAR PROFITS  ARE ENORMOUS   Ixpert Testifies As to Percentages Made and Being Made By Manufacturers in This Country.

SUGAR SHOULD BE SELLING FOR i1 1-2 GENTS POUND   Consulting Economist of Railroac Brotherhood Says Present Prices Are Bue to Prefiteering.

SUGAR PRICES. ARE  ~ 100 PER CENT 100 HICH LAIICK SAYS   $% BLAMED FOR HIGH  . PLEA FOR INCREASED WAGES FOR RALL MEN  PROFITEE!

‘HIGH SUGAR _- PRICES DUE TO PROFITEERING   ‘Says Consuiting Economist of the  Rallroad — Brotherhoods — Pro ducers Make Over 50 Per Cent

11i4 CENTS FAIR .. SUGAR PRICE, IS” CLAIM OF LAUCE      High Prices Due ‘to. Profiteer : ing, Says Consulting * . Economist

IT’S A PLAIN CASE    Economist Says Sugar Should Sell for 11%ce Cents Per Pound   PROFITEERING NOW   States That Sugar Gougers Will Take Six Hundred Million From People

FREIGHT EMBARGO CANNOT BE LiFTeD   Few Tugs Operating in New -* York Harbor but Fer ries Run.   Union Men as -Strike Breakers Is Peculiar Situation in- Yards,

(Federal Judge to Head Contro of So-Called National Sport.   Sixteen Big League Teams Make Peace at Mecting at Chicago— Famous Jurist to Retain His United States Judgeship.

LANDIS TAKES . BASEBALL JOB   Federal Judge to Head Control  of So-Called..National, Sport.   HIS SALARY TO BE $50,000   Sixteen Big League Teams Make “ Peace at Meeting at- Chicago— Famous Jurist to Retain Hie United States Jiidgeship:

LANDIS 10 HEAD BASEBALL BOARD   Yields to Pressure When the Magnates Visit Him.   WILL RETAIN FEDERAL JOB   To Receive a Salary of $43,500 a Year and Traveling Expenses of $10,000, in Addition to His Pay as Federal Employee.

BRITISH CALL CABINET FOR IRISH QUIZ   Rumor Warships Will Be Sent To Erin Is Nenied.

BRITISH PUBLIC IS DEMANDING ACTION OF LLOVD-CFORCE   Situation in freland Critica - as Attempt Made to Burn Town.   WARSHIPS: MAY CONVEY AMMUNITION TO TROOPS   Turks Are Granted More Time by Allies in Considering © _ - Treaty, .

SUGAR CONTROL BOARD WILL NOT BUY CUBAN CROP   Present Supply Will Be Enough Wilson De clares.

CUBAN SUGAR CROP NOT TO BE BOUGHT BY U.S WILSON DECIDES   Available Supply I: Sufficient, He Believes.   RESERVES POWER OF PRICE CONTROL   Per Capita Use Jumps to 92 Pounds in 1919.   U.S. Should Lead World As Market for Aircraft

FINDS SUGAR CRAP AMP F   President Wilson Decides Not to Exercise Powers in Pur-  - chase and Distribution .--of Cuban Supply:   PRICE CONTROL,  IF NECESSARY    Unnecessarily Large Basis of ‘Sugar Consumption Will F ‘Not Exhaust Supply.

WON'T MONKEY WITH CUBAN SUGAR GROP PRESIDENT DECIDES 10 KEEP HANDS CFF;

SUGAR SUPPLY SUFFICIENT fo IDEA OF BOARD   THOUGH OUR PERCAPITA USE HAS INCREASED FROM 25 POUNDS IN 1866 TO 92   President Advised Against Govern ment Purchase and. Distribution  New Cuban Crop.   Thinks Supply Ample.

WILL NOT BUY CUBAN ollGAR AS AUTHORIZED   PRESIDENT DECIDES NOT Té EXERCISE POWERS AFPORDED EN BELE

President Not te Exereise Powers Cenferred On Him by MeNary Centrol Bill.

AMID BOYHOOD SCENES.   David Hamilton Returns to Counts After Long Abseiuce.

RAGS REWORKED AND SUBSTITUTE WOOL   Sheep Raisers Endorse Law T« Stamp Every Yard Of Cloth Material.

ULD RAGS ! REPLACE WON   According to Wool Grower American Clothing Will Be Shoddy.

AEWORKED RAGo IN PLACE. CF WOCL {a CROWES CHARGE   Further Decline in Use of Wao for Clothing Predicted at Bureau Convention.

(IRL BEATS A MATRON   Free-for-all Fight starts Iu Reform: ntocy When Cold Water  Trantdnieit Ya Caeral.

GIRL BEATS A MATRON   Free-for-all Fight Starts In Reform_ gtory When Cold Water Weoeantment tea tweed.

Argentina Will Insist on Consideration Amendm nts as Long as She is in League

ANGENTINA PAT ON AGT STAN!   WILL INSIST ON CONSIDERA TION OF AMENDMENTS BY PUEYRREDON

ARGENTINE FOR THE AMENDMENTS   Dr. ToreHo Ridienles Suggestion Ar gentine Withdraw From League Beenuse of Germany.

ARGENTINA DENIES GERMAN INFLUENG   South American Country Con. tinues Fight for Consideration of tts Plan.

POLISH GENERAL READS. OUTLAWS      Zellgouski, Who. Was’ Forced to Re‘sign, Now Commanding Lettich — and White Russian Force gt

VILA IG OCUPIED BY LITHUANIAN   ZELLGOUSKI LEADS TWO DI- ‘VISIONS INTO CITY, RE. PORT STATES.

LITHUANIAN AND RUSSIAN OUTLAW ARMY TAKES VILNA   Former Polish General With Two Divisions big get to Give Population Right ef Self-Determination.

Estimates On New York Populatior  Make It Largest Municipality te. the wer Beta.

ISEVEN MILLIONS IN CITY   Estimates On New York Population Make It Largest Municipality In the wérild.

AMERICAN LEGION TO MAKE POLICY FOR COMING YEAR   Many Important Subjects to be Discussed by Ex-Soldiers at Cleveland Assembly.

AMERICAN LEGION’ TO MEET MONDAY   Statement Of Police Toward Labor Organizations in Industrial Disputes Expected

Ma MEN GIVEN SIIFF SENTENCES IN SHELBY COURT   Howard Glore of Rushville and Howard E. Little of Shelbyville  Get Five to Fourteen Years   BOTH PLEAD GUILTY   Little Impdicates Glore jn Several Roberies in Confession to Officers Saturday.

RUSHVILLE — MAN GETS 5 TO 14 YEARS   Howard (Happy) Glore is Sentenced to State Prison in Shelbyville Today   ACCOMPLICE ALSO GETS TERM   Howard E. Little of Shelbyville Implicates Loca} Man in Robberies and Holdup   GLORE WAS ARRESTED SUNDAY   Denies Guilt to Rushville Police But Admits Part in Crimes When Arraigned

COX DICTATES SPEECH TODAY   Prepares Address Accepting Nomination for Presi. dency.

COX AT WORK ON SPEECH   Planned to: Spend Entire Day Dictatine to Secretary

OX SPEECH TD BE LIVE COPY’   Next President is Carefully Guarding Contents of Acceptance Address.

GOVERNOR COX 1S BUSY PREPARING ACCEPTANCE SPEECH FOR DELWERY ON AUGUST: 7TH: STRICT SECRECY MAINTAINED

GOVERNOR COX WORKS ON ACCEPTANCE TALK   Sbuts Himself in With Sécre tary For Day,

ale WT sii   COX GIVES. NO. INTIMATION OF - FORM HIS DISCUSSION OF Fs : ESSE ES W iLL = TE, :

COX SPEECH TO BEHELD FOR THE ~ BW OF DELIVERY   Printed Under Strictest Sec  _ tecy So it Will Make Read. ible Gopy on the Day That i is Delivered—Harding W ork On Parekh Sneech.

COX HAS BUSY. DAY DICTATING TO SECRETARY   Preparing His Speech of Acceptance Mere Play for Man So Experienced in Newspaper Work.

HARDING TO GREET FINDLAY PEOPLE      Republican Nominee Prepares Speech to Be Made Saturday; Governor Cox Preparing His Speech.

COX SPENDS DAY WRITING TALK FOR NOTIFICATION   Says His Speech Will B “Live Copy’’—Sidesteps Prohibition.

COX WILL HANDLE PROHI QUESTION WITHOUT GLOVES   Democratic Leader Wil Speak Fearlessly In His Campaign.

OX DICTATING SPEECH AND IS TO FINISH SOON   ‘irst Installments Are Nearly Ready For The Printer.

GOK KEEPS DRAFT OF SPEECH Oc CHET. WANTS LIVE COPY   Democratic Candidate to Pu in Day Dictating to Steno ~ Address for August 7.

TOSSED FOR SIX HOURS IN BARREL ON STORMY SEA BEFORE BEING RESCUEL

TOSSED ABOUT IN A BARREL   cena ee: aimne  Steamer Mate Rescued Frem Angry fen ber Own Ship.

RIDES WAVES IN BARREL & HOURS   ‘Mate of Steamer Bloomingtor Rescued After Wild Voy age In Sea.

HEFIES” GALE IN BARREL   American Sailor Tosaed About for SIx Hours In Angry Bay of Biacay.

STRIKERS’ SEIZE MANY SHOPS   Workers of Rome, Milan and Turir . Take Pweseszion of Factories, - London Heare. i *

STRIKERS SEIZE MANY SHOPS   Workers of Rome, Milan and Turin Take Possession of Factories, London Hears.

ADVANCE MADE TO FARMERS,   Paid Dollar a Bushell On Wheat tu Be Delivered Later.

MOVIE ACTOR PERFORMING AIRPLANE “STUNT” KILLED   Karl Burgess in Making Comedy Picture, Falls 700 Feet to Death in California.

MOTION PICTURE ACTOR KILLED   Tart Burgess Falls 700 Feet Prom Airulane While Performance.

MOVIE ACTOR IS KILLED   Ear! Burgess Plunges 700 Feet While Performing on Airplane at Los Angeles, Cal.

‘NEW YORK ASSEMBLY  WILL BAR SOCIALISTS   Passes Bills Designed to Preven Them From Having Names - on Ballot.

AIM A BLOW AT SOCIALISTS   Bills Barring Them From Ballot  Pas<xed by New York Assembly,

N.Y. ASSEMBLY PASSES BILL TO ~ BAR SOCIALIST   Series of Qualifications fon Members of Legislature—~ Set Forth In Bill.

PASS BILLS-10 “BAR SOIGALISTS ANN Y BALLOT!   Republican and Democratic Leaders Oppose Measure But House Succeeds   PLANKS MUST ENDORSE ~ AIMS OF AMERICANISM   Bill Sets Up Series of New Qualifications for Members of Assembly

FIRST REGISTRATION DAY = IN HISTORY FOR FEMALE   ‘Not Many the Fair ir Sex V Ventured to the Vari‘ous Péiling Booths—-Light Registration of ‘Males—Only Two More Chances to Register if: You Wish to Vote.

SENATOR ARRIVES AT POINT ToABEL   POWER BOATS WILL BE USED IN FISHING AND HUNTING DUCKS.   HARDING AND COOLIDGE.

WILSON TO GET RESOLVE SOUR   Peace Measure Expected tc Reach Him This Week.

F  EXPECT WILSON TO GET PEACE  ACT THIS WEEK   All Hands Agree He Will Veto Measure Passed by the Senate Saturday.

RESOLUTION 10 REACH WILSON LATE THIS WEER   Peace Measure Adonted by The Senate Saturday Goes Bach To House.   Expect To Get Proposal lronec Out This Week

RESOLUTION 18 REACH WILSON LATE THIS WEER   Peace Measure Adonted by The Senate Saturday Goes Back To House.  Exnect To Got. Proposal lroned   Expect To Get Proposal lroned Out This Week

PORK cS HOPE HOHNSON WILL Wit   PROSPECTIVE, OF taVvE HOLDERS “VE JOHNSON HAS CHANCE OF BE. ELECTED

PRES. WILSON VETOES APPROPRIATION BILL   !  Framers Says Point Objected to Wag  Aimed tu Help White Paper _ Shortage.

FIRST MEETING “OFTHE LEAGUE OF ~—HATIONS IS HEL   Bourgeois of France I: Elected As First Chairman.   FORMAL SESSION BEGAN AT 10 A. M   Speeches Made Before Council Began Electing Officers—U. S. Not Represented

in Simple But ilistorie Assembly the New International Tribunal fer World Peace Organizes Without American Delegates Present   FRENCH PRESS PLACES DEFENSIVE ALLIANCES AHEAD OF LEAGUE

Frenchman Chosen Chairman at First Meeting of Council in Paris Today. All Coun-  tries but United States Represented  arlaitiel Gadeian

JON 3, BRUNI  SGHEUULED Fa DARKER’ PRESIDEN   Nominating Gonmitter of Amerlea Bankers’ Assoeletion Wil Make Reaort Taday

NCLUMAEAD  AD BY BANKS N MARKET BY FARMERS   Report to Convention of Bankers Takes Rap at Middleman   BACK CO-OPERATIVE SELLING GROUPS   Business Knowledge and Organization Needed by Agriculturists

AY BANKS SHOULD AID   Committee Report Declares for Assistance in Establishing Co-operative Warehousing and Selling Organizations—Can and Should Help   MANY HAVE FEARED ENTERING MARKETS   suggests That State Conferences Be Held Between Bankers and Agriculturists to Enlist Co-operation in Develonment of Production.

b.,P. LEADERS EEK TO AVOID TREATY FIGHT   Reconciliation of “Bitter Enders” and Mild Reservationists Is Attempted   BORAH AND JOHNSON FIRM IN OPPOSITION   MILD RESERVATIONIST GROCE iV in G PREACEMAKERS TROUBLE IN FRAMING PAR. TY PLATFORM.

RUSSIANS REFUSE TO HALT WARFARI   SOVIETS SAY ALLIES HAVE A HAND IN POLAND'S “PROVOCATORY" WAR,

SOVIET GOVERNMENT REFUSES ARMISTICE   Wireless. Message Signed by Lenine. and Other Leaders Rejects British Proposal

FRENCH WAGING WAR IN OY FIR   Follow Ultimatum With Attacks on Aleppo and Damascus.

FRENCH BEGIN UPERATIONS IN SYRIAN LANDS   Move Troops Toward Damascus an Aleppo to Enforce Madnate Pact.

ENC OPERATING » ~ AGAINST SYRIANS   Tell. King Hé Must Give In To Frencl ‘Mandate Or He Will be. gure

FRENCH BEGIN - WAR ON SYRIANS   REFUSAL OF KING TO ACCEP FRENCH MANDATE FND CURRENCY LEADS TO HOSTILITIES

LOOKING FOR TIMBER,   Sharpsville People Anxious to Get OW on Right Foot, °

LOOKING FOR TDOIBER.   Sharps ie People Anxions to  Ge  Of ou Right Foot. *

Pl IERCES CAR H DISCOVERED IN WHEELING W.VA   Red. ‘Roadstet ‘In Which. Marder: - Or Murderers OF Philadelphia Escaped Left In Garage For Re  i   "AIRRESTS - WITHIN . 24 HOURS

BAIL IS DENIED MRS. TABOR   Aged Woman to Be Tried Next Montt for Death of Daughter, Maude Virgo,

MRS. TABUK IS DENIED BAIL   To Be Tried Next Month for Death of Her Daughter.

SPONSOR WON’! ASK FOR VOTE ~ JODAY   BELIEVED ACTION IS DUE TO FEAR SUPPORT INSUFFICIENT

DELAWARE LAGGING ON SUFFRAGEASSUE   ‘Vote on Ratifying Resolution Is Put .  Of Again While Mississippi House Gets Ready For

SUFFRAGE VOTE IN DELAWARE HOUSE AGAIN POSTPONED   Author .of Ratification . Resolution Postpones Vote When Iddications are Measure would Fail.

First Wireless Message “Heard Round World”  Is Sent From Bordeaux

DEATH NOT ASKED FOR ME CATLLAUN   Prosecutor Summing Up Evidence Against Former French Premier Says He's Politically Guilty

SPEAKS THREE DAYS      Procurator General Sums. Uy Caillaux Case

TREASON TRIAL OF FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE NEAR END   Prosecution Finishes Cases , Against Caillaux——Defense Will Conclude Sunday

LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS FOR SECOND TIME TH LONDON   Many Very Important Questions Will be Taken Up   DISCUSS ENTRY OF IRELAND

‘FIRST FORMAL MEETING OF “COUNCIL IN LONDON TODAY.   oo oe ee a . : QE ONLY UNFORTUNATE -CIR~CUMSTANCE, SAYS BALFOUR.   “Representatives. cof Relgiym, Brazil England, Greece,. Haly, Japan f°. - and Spaln Confer.

LEAGUE COUNCIL HOLDS A MEETING INLONDON TODAY   British Representative Presiding Notes Absence of United States With Regret.”   EIGHT NATIONS PRESENT   Session Held In St. James Palace —Ptan Programs For the Future.

GOUNGIL OF LEAGUE MEETS IN LONDON   Balfour Assumes Chair on Request of Burgeois.   J. S. IS NOT REPRESENTED   Absence of America Referred to as Marring Symmetry of Original Plan——Davis Will Not Attend Meeting of British, French and Italian Premiers.

GOUNGIL MET IN MIOTORIC HALL: U5. 1S ABSENT   League of Nations Representa tives Gather in Picture Gallery in St. James Palace.   ABSENCE OF U. 8. ISA BLOT SAYS BALFOUR   Regrets Are Profuse That America is Not Represented at the Meeting.

LEAGUE MEETS. U. S. IS ABSENT   Council Is Called to Order in Lon: don by Arthur J. Balfour.   DISAPPOINTMENT IS VOICED   American Ambassador Will Not At. tend-——Beigium, Brazil, Great Brit. ain, France, Greece, Italy, Japan and Spain Represented.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETING IS OPENEL   DELEGATES FROM EIGHT COUN TRIES GATHER IN LONDON ARSENCE OF U. S. REPRESENT ATIVE IS NOTED.

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE. ETS WN STOR ~ BALLERY OF PALACE   Arthur ‘J. ‘Balfour Presides al Private Session Dealing With Future Programs

MUCH REGRET IS EXPRESSED  At Absence nce Of United States LEAGUE. MEETS. But America dali Not Represented Even Informally  ee   LEAGUE MEETS.

LEAGUE COUNCIL It OESUION IN LONDON PIGTURE GALLER}   Opening Meeting Formal, te Deal With Proceedings of Subsequent Gatherings.

LEAGUE'S COUNCIL STARTS ITS WORK, BALFOUR PRESIDE:   Representatives of Eight Nations Present—Task of Organizing Subordinate Bod'es Is Altotted Ameng Delegates.   REGRET U. 5. ABSENCE   Mars Symmetry of Original Plan, Balfour Says—Little Public Interest in London—Proceedings to Be Secret.

JPEN LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL MEET IN LONDON   Absence of America From Circle of Nations Mournfully Noted.

ABSENCE OF U. 8. AT FIRST LEAGUE COUNCIL REGRETTED   EIGHT OF NINE ALLIED NATIONS MEET AN LONDON PALACE.   RALFOUR IN CHAIR   Opening Session of Formal Na ture; Noteworthy Gathering 

COUNCIL MEETS IN LONDON   Representatives of Eight Nations of League Gather im St. James  q Tp. Be oe

NATIONS LEAGUE SOUNGIL OPENS   U, S. Missed by the Seven Other Nations.   BALFOUR OCCUPIES CHAIR   Belgium, Brazil, Great Britain, France, Greece, Italy, Japan and Spain Are Represented at the Opening Session,

THE LEAGUE      The Council ts Holding” Firs Session There in St. James. Patace.

Ambassador Davis Receives No  - Instructions to Attend Sessions of Supreme Council Even Informally   QUESTIONS OF INTEREST TO U.-S. TO BE DECIDED   Regret at Absence is Expressed at Meeting of Affiliated Powers Convening in the British Capital

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS TODA   ‘Holds Session in Historic Pieture Gallery of St, James; For-  mal at Opening.

HIGHT NATIONS AT FIRST LEAGUE JEL  ganize Permanent Court TE oo Internatinnat   Leon Bourgeois Chosen to Organize Permanent Court Of International Justice   Balfour Expresses Regret Tha America Not Represented At Initial Session

NATION LE sAGUE ASSEMBLES FOR “SECOND MEETING   Balfour In Chair Declares Gne Blot Is Absence Of America From Gathering Of Nations   WILL NOT ATTEND   Siate Department Will Net is. sue Insiructions For U.S.  To Be Represented; Ameri + ca Not A Meraber 3

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS OPENS   Arthur J. Balfour Formaliy Opens the Session in London—U. S. Not Represented.

ABSENCE OF U, S. MARS LEAGUE. I      Symetry Spoiled, He Says at Opening Session of Council at London.

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF RATIONS 1 FORMALLY OPENER FIA BUSINESS   ARTHUR J. BALFOUR OF ENGLAND TAKES CHAIR ON SUGGESTION OF FRENCHMAN,

DEPORTED RADICALS ARE NOW IN PETROGRAL   Reception Was Inspiring, Says Telegram From Goldman and Rerkman to New York Friend,

EMMA GOLDMAN CABLES FRIEND IN NEW YORK   Says Deporters Can Go to Work Whenever They Desire.

TAXPAYERS TOBE HEARD ON JULY 29   State Board Sets Date For Hearing Complaints From This County.

WHITE GOUNTY TO BE HEARD   STATE TAX BOARD SETS JULY 29 FOR COMPLAINTS

CRIPPLE GETS FORTUNE   Quits Job. ac Dishwasher to Claim —~ Estate in. California.

HARRY S:NEW. PLANNED BREAK   Los Angeles dailer Discovers — th ‘Plan’ and Nips  ‘It in Bud,

JAIL DELIVERY NIPPED.   Harry New Was One of the Prisoners In the Plot,

iF CAMPAIGN   Harding to Elevate Office of Vice Presidency, Is Plan

10 ELEVATE STATUS OF VICE-PRESIDENT   {By .Raymond_ Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent. ° .

AVIATORS ARE STILL CAPTIVE!   Flyers Being Given Con siderable Liberty and Are Said to Be Safe

GOVERNOR CANNOT RELEASE AVIATORS   AMERICAN LIEULENANTS BEING GIVEN CONSIDERABLE LIBERY, CLAIMED.

SUA WILLING TI GIVE FULL DATA   WILL MAKE GOOD HIS CHARGES OF BIG SLUSH FUND HE TELLS CORRESPONDENTS,

G.0.P. REPLIES ~~ TO GOVERNOR C0}   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN DECLARES HE WILL SUBMIT COMPLETE LIST OF NAMES

COX IS TO MAKE ANOTHER ATTACK   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS PREPARING NEW YORK SPEECH.

‘MORE EVIDENCE IF THEY WANT I   Governor Cox Says He Will Meet Republican Denial of a “Slush Fund”   WITH MORE FIGURES   Was Cheered at Pittsburgh Last Night—May Also Give Out Names 

G.O.P LEADERS WILL REPLY TO GOV. COX   Detailed and Specific Answer to Charge Will Be Made Next Week.

GOVERNOR COX WILL CONTINUE HiS ATTACKS   Plans in This Week’s Speeches To Add Fuel to Controversy   Charging Excessive Contribu: tions to G. 0. P. Campaign

COX PREPARES NEXT MOVE IN ATTAGK ON G .0. P, FINANGINE   Democratic Nominee Ready for Long-Distance Campaigning Next Week.

Governor Cox to Attack = Republican Campaign  Financing This Weel

COX TO ADD FUEL TO ATTACKS ON HUGE G.0.P. FUNI   Democratic Nominee Tc Press Charges In Addresses This Week.

‘Additional Revelations’’ Will Meet Denials From G. O. P. of Cox’s Charge:

COX RENEWING “HIS CHARGE OF  BIG aLWaH FUND   GOES INTO THE EAST THIS WEEK FOR ADDRESSES; WILL PRODUCE PROOF.

WILL ATTACK © “6:0; P: FUNDS   Governor Cox Planning .: Longest Speaking <  Tour Yet Made

DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT ' COX HAS WRECKED 6. 0, P. PLAN OF RAISING MONE)

DEMOLHA TIC DANDIDAT EC  ALL FOR WAR   G. O. P. DENIALS WILL BRING OUT MORE FACTS SOON   a ee ee ee een eer > ern, Coulee i eter eae pe gs mm Neon mem) ae AR  arcane hse n nema e  Declare He Has Many Leads; Opponents Denv Statement.

REVELATIONS .. ~ ANENT CHARGES   Says He Found a Deficit in the Dem: otratic Campaign Fand

BANDIT ZAMORA SUCCESSOR TOVILLA   Mexican Government te  Crush Him,   COX WH PRADUCE PROOF OF CHARGES

GOVERNOR COX (0 LAUNCH ATTACKS OW REPUBLICANS DURING THE WEEK   Democratic Presidential ‘Candidate Says He Will ’ Substantiate His Claim — ~ of G.O.P. Slush Fund —

Republican Leaders Aver Democrat Has Not Backed Up Hie Allenation.   LARGE QUOTAS ADMITTED:   Did Not Expect to Get as Mucl as Was Allotted, G. 0. P. Heads Savy.

COX WILL NAME BIGGEST GIVERS TO SLUSH FUND   Promises Further Revelations In Supporting Charge--To Hold Harding Responsible   NEW JERSEY CITIES IN THOSE ASSESSED

COX PLANS FURTHER ATTACK ON G.0.P. FUND   FURTHER SPEECHES ON THE SUBJECT WILL BE MADE THIS WEEK   Democratic ‘Candidate Says He Can Prove Huge Sums Were ‘Quickly Raised

COX SAYS IT AGAIN   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE RE. PEATS SLUSH FUND CHARGE,   Insists That He Can ‘Produce Proof ‘7 Phat R@publicany Are to Have ‘Fifteen Million Dollars.

COX PROMISES PROOF OF BIG G. 0. P. FUND   Democratic C an didaté To Further Attack Re publican Financing.

COX PROMISES ADDITIONAL REVELATIONS   Democratic Candidate Says Can Give Names of Heavy Contributors to G. O. P, Fund. °   INVADES DOWN Ragr

COX PREPARES ~. _ NEXT ATTACK ON _” CAMPAIGN FUND   Governor Returns to Daytor i to--Rest Before 3 = To. dtnwn Terps

EAST TO HEAR COX SOON   Democratic Nominee to Tour Eastern Cities This Week.

COX SWINGS EAST THIS WEEK   Will Speak Twice in Indiana—Winds Up Week at New York—Cam. paign Fund Theme.

“Additional Revelations” Will Include Names of Heaviest Contributors   DEMOCRATS HAD DEFICIT WHEN COX TOOK CHARGE   GOVERNOR PREDICTS SECOND TIME THAT REPUBLICANS WIL BE DEFEATED 2X THEIR OWN MONEY,

SEVEN DETECTIVES AND THREE MINERS ~~ SHOTTO DEAT   Rattle Takes Place in Streets of’ Mat 20 tewan. sad Exdtemeat: Is. “ Tateme : ,   DETECTIVES TIRED TO EVICT THE MINERS   map ayes Open: Fire on Officers ‘and - Handy Fight Was Stsced te the Streets

MINERS BATTLE DETECTIVES; TEN PERSONS KILLED   PVICTION OF MINERS PROW THEE HOME BY DETECTIVES CAUSED RATTLE   STATE TROOPS WERE CALLED   AND ALL WAS REPORTED

CATTLE EETWEEN EVICTED STRIKERS AND CETECTIVES RESULTS IN MANY CASUALTIES   SOLDIERS CONTROL CITY   t {Situation is Criticai as Guards Patrol Streets—Mayor of Matewan is First to Fail in Battle— Detective Head Dies

YOR KILLED BY DETECTIVE WHO WAS INSTANTTY KILL Eo BY TOWN CHIEF OF PO LICK.

Zwissier Bros.   Help Yourself Grocery and Market  PHONE 1034. 106 NORTH MAIN WE DELIVER 48

Zwissier Bros.   Help Yourself Grocery. and, Market  FHONE 1031. 106 NORTIL MAIN . WE DELIVER

STATE ROAD THRU HERE   Commissioners Present a Map of Highway System.--The Hoosier. Dixie Remains as Before

SPLENDID: STATE HIGHWAY © SYSTEM 1S CHOSEN   Commission Decides Upon Network of , RoadsgReaching Every County . In The State

STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM CHOSEN   Commission Decides Upon Net-work of Roads Reaching Out to Every County Seat.

MAINE OUTGROW BY OREGON Wi THE LAST TEN YEAR:  Growth of State of Mane Is Smalls   Prowth of State of Maine Is Smallest ‘Since Decade Ending {9 189)

PROGRESS IN LAW BEFORE BAR ROY   Many Important Legal Problem: to Be Discussed by Attorneys in St. Louis.

JUDGE BEN LINDSEY JO. ADDRESS LAWYERS   Justice Without Cost to Paren or Child, Topic,

CO. DECLAMATORY « CONTEST APRIL 30   REPRESENTATIVES OF SEVEN SCHOOLS TO COMPETE FOR COUNTY HONORS.

RINGING WORDS OF BISHOPS OF LEADING CHURCH  ME THODISTS ON  TOaQTIRG   BISHOPS STATE STAND ON, PROBLEMS ENGAGING 3 THE WORLD NOW 

FINGING WORDS OF BISHOPS OF LEALING CHURCH  METHODISTS ON   BISHOPS STATE STAND ON, PROBLEMS ENGAGING  THE WORLD NOW

Expect Demonstrations By Labor Forces First of  May; May Be Seriou:

‘PLANS FOR DEDICATION   NEW ODD “FELLOWS BUILDING 60. (BEC FORMALLY' OPENED

REFUSES T0 FREE HUNGER STRIKERS   LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES MEN ARE IMPRISONED JUSTLY AND SEEK TO EVADE TRIAL.

‘PART OF ‘RELIGIOUS WORSHIP   Decorative Church Wlhdows Hava Long Been a Form of Ornamenta. tion Beloved by the Faithful,

GIRL’'S RUDE AWAKENING   After Season At A Leading Hotel She Is Landed In Jail For  mt. ava

DOUBLE TRAGEDY RESULTS FROM MAN’S JEALOUSY      Shoots Wife and Sélf and’ Ab   tempts to’Kill Her Dalatdiaane

HARTFORD MAN, WHO. KILLED WIFE, ~ DIED THIS MORNING   Tragedy Took Place While Christmas Tree Was Beiilg Decorated in Their Home. ;

we SF  xB iw AUTO LICENSES, “   State Department Now Receiving. Applications foy 1921 Numbers?

NEW AUTO LICENSES, .   State Department Now Receiving Apications for 1921 Numbers?

SEE LANE’S FAREWELL TO PUBLIC LIFE IS CAUSTIC IN IS POLIT ICAL PICTURE. ,.   HITS WHITE HOUSE   Cabinet, Congress and All Tar ried With the-Same Stick _ of Efficiency.

WASHINGTON SEEN AS PLACE WHERE POLITICS 15 RULE   Vranklin K. Lane Tells Capital Some Plain Traths As He Retires From Cabinet   Departments And Halls ‘of Congress Packed With Men Nursing Ambitions

VITAL TRUTH ~ UNCOVERED ’ BY MR. LANE   IN: HIS:FAREWELL AD~ DRESS T PRESIDENT      ‘Interpreted by Some as Crit icism of - Administration ;  By Others as Indictment ~ pf Public Service.

CIVIC FORUM MEDAL ». WG GIVEN TO HOOVER   CHARLES E. HUGHES. BESTOWS AWARD IN RECOGNITION OF SERVICE,

IS DECORATED WITH A MEDAL OF HONOR   Common Sense and WholeHearted Cooperation of American People Made Wark Ahroad Success:

HVGHCD HAL) 1 UNTH AD NANT Hh AES Nie AL   One of Three Americans te se So Honored by Givie Forum   PROCLAIM FOOD CHIEF WAR’S HERO   Californian Praised by Big Men of All Polittcal Parties

HUGHES BOOSTS HOOVER MEDAL OF HONOR IS HI   HOOVER DECLARES GOOD OF GREATEST NUMBER IS _ BIG ISSUE AND SELFISHNESS 1S CLOUD ON THE HORIZON.

1 TRIBUTE TO H. HOOVER   Charles E, Hughes Hailg Him a “Financier, Diplomat and Statesman.”

Former---Food  Administrator Fourth American Citizen _ Decorated by Body.   BELL, EDISON AND GOETHALS ATES.   Hoover Credits Success te Support Given Him by TJ. S. People.

GIVE HONOR MEDAL TO HERBERT HOOVER   “Financier, Diplomat and States. man,” Says Hughes, of For mer Food Director.

GERMAN-RUSS ARMY GATHER   intercepted Danzig Dispatches Indi. cate Gattle ts Near in Prussia or Silesia,

RUSS-GERMAN ARMY GATHERS   Danzig Dispatches Indicate Battle Is Near in West Prussia.

This To Determine the Senatorial Electicn Contest In the State of Michigan.

Real Ghouls Talce  = Sepulchre Urns      Prowinsnt Families Receive Lettera Offering to Return ashes of Dead BRetatives for Go Much Mouey.

Washington Seeks  Light on Death of  Capt. Shismanian   Asks for Information of Amer. ican Reported Hanged in Armenia

WAS AMERICAN HANGED?   The State Department Will hj vestigate a Report. i

DEFENSE FOR _ SUCIALBTS IN NY, OPENED   iduesiion Of Loyalty . ‘ich  ID For Discuss: iO, be  o> an Case

URUEKO RUM BERLIN ~ CAUSED RIOTING THAT LFD-10 FATAL CLASH      Ten Germans’ Killed, Thirty Wounded When French Fire Inte . Mob at Frankfort—Report U. S. and Britain Ordered Evacuation Denied.

THREE GREAT POWERS WILL GIVE MORAL AID TO RUHR OCCUPATION   England and Italy Will Joi America in Tendering Help to French in Germany

U.S., Britain and Italy Marking Time. Hoping Franco-German Situation Will Clear; Railroad Yardmer Strike Likely to Spread; Peace Resolution Before House; Wheat Crop 248,000,000 Bushels Short

GERMAN CABINET NEAR FALL AS RESULT OF FRENCH OCCUPATION   Late Advises Place Number of Killed In Frankfort at 10, With Thirty Others Wounded — Great crowds Stage Demonstration in Streets of Occupied City.

FINAL ARGUMENT ON ARTICLE TEN   Will Be Made by President Wilson ih Answer to a Letter from Hitehcock Today

WILL NOT SEE SEN, SIMMONS   President tas Written Senator Hilcncock— ot hnowa What is Vresent Posnion,

PRES, WILSON’S FINAL STATEMENT   On the ‘Lodge Weseryation in Articld 10 to Be Made Today,

PRESIDENT WILSON TO STATE POSITION   PRESIDENT. WILL NOT ACCEPT [ ) TODGE RESERVATIONS   ON, THE LODGE RESERVATIONS            President Addressing a Letter to Sen‘ ator Hitchcock on the Reseryations to ArticleX.

PRESIDENT TO STATE POSITION   Reliably Stated He Will " Not Accept the Lodge Reservations

WILSON TO GIVE ‘STAND IN FIGHT ON ARTICLE TEN   President Ts: Expected to Issue Statement Today ; Senate Adopts Reservation.

PRESIDENT IN LETTER BARS LODGE PLAN   Refuses to Accept Massachusetts Senato’s Reservation to Article X   TALKS OF TAFT PLAN   WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT SAYS WILSON DID NOT REJECT EXPRESIDENT’E COMPROWISE.

LODGE PLAN  MUST BEAR   The Fire of the President’s Approval or His Disapproval Today = 4.   TREATY MATTER NOW > TO THE FORE AGAIN \

FATEDF PACT MAY REST UPON ACTION ‘OF PRESIDENT, BELIE   ‘Executive’ 's Attitude on Reser vations Contained in Letter to Senator Hitchcock   WILSON DECLINES TO . 4 SEE. SEN. SIMMONS   Views on Treaty” Covered In Message to Administration - Leader, He Explains

CHANGE IM ‘WASOESSIAN ON THE TREATY   TWENTY MINUTES SPEECHMAKING ALLOWED UPON EACH RESERVATION:

WILSON’S VIEWS ON RESERVATIONS _ ARENOW AWAITED   UNDERSTOOD HE IS REFUSING ACCEPTANCE   Will Likely Stand By Declarations as Made to Senator Glass of  Virginia Two Weeks

WILSON REJECTS. [ANGE PROPOSAL   President to Make Final States ment on Treaty to Demo-. crats Today.   LETTER ‘TO HITCHCOCK

WILSON REFUSES TO SEE SIMMONS; WILL WRITE HIM   Will Outline His Position in Lettét to: Hitchcock : _ Today, It is: Said. ,   Will Not Accept Senator Lodge's Reservations to Article Ten, Taft's Proposal is Favored.

PACOWENT TD aTATE PuStTigh ON LEDGE TREATY HEGERVATION   Administration Officials Declare He Will Not Accept Lodge  Reservation to Article Ten; Declines to Discuss  Situation With Senator Simmons.

Will Outline His Attitude nA Letter to Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska the Administration Leader

in Letter to Hitchcock Wilson Will Give His Final Decision  Will Not Accept Lodge Reservation is Tip in Official Circles.

FINAL STATEMENT EXPECTED TODA’   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL EX PRESS HIS ATTITUDE ON TREATY RESERVATIONS.

PRESIDENT 10 GIVE HIS VIEWS ON ARTICLE 10   Mr. Wilson Promises to State His Position on the Lodge Reservations.   ATTITUDE WILL BE OUTLINED   On This and on Other Reserv ations in Letter to Senator Hitchcock.

New "Declaration - Will "Be ‘Outlined in Letter to Hitchcock.   WILL. NOT BACK LODGE   Communication” “Will ° Be “Final Statement,” White House Announces.

HILSON TO GIVE HIS POSITION ON THELODGEPLAN   Will Outline in Statement His Attitude on Reservation to Article 19

PRESIDER 9  LALEST itt Wi taah WHT RE UA   ‘To Outline His Mttitude in Leller lo Senator Hitcheoek   REPEATS OBJECTIONS TO RESERVATIONS   May Not Accept Lodge Ideas in Article Ten of Treaty

HE MIGHT FAVOR TAFT RESERVATION TO THE ARTICLE X   Will Not See Senator Simmons But Will Write Him a Letter.   HE IS AGAINST LODGE’S   Letter Will Be Sent to Senator Hitchcock Probably Late This Afternoon.

WILSON 10 STATE POSITION TODA)   WILL WRITE SENATOR HITCH COCK HIS POSITION ON THE : LODGE AND OTHER  RESERVATIONS.  

ANNOUNCEMENT ON TAFT PLAN WAS NOT MADE   Senate, in Meantime Is to Limit Debate  on Treaty.

ASSERT WILSON NOT TO ACCEPT TREATY CHANGE   IN LETTER TO SENATOR HITCH. COCK, HE SETS OUT HIS POSITION.   ATTITUDE ON PACT WILL BE OUTLINE!   Is Understood to Have Made Hi Position Equally as Clear as in : Conference With Giass.

Announced He Will State Hi Position on Article 10 In a Letter Today.   AGAINST LODGE RESERVATIN   Senate’ Agrees to Limit Debate on All But Article 10 and Voting Power Clauses.

PROBABLY WILL REJECT LODGE PLAN BUT MIGHT ACCEPT TAFT’S.   REQUEST TO MEET SENATOR SIMMONS WILL BE REFUSED

WILSON 10 GIVE FINAL POSITION   ATTITUDE TOWARD LEAGUE RESERVATIONS BE MADE KNOWN AT ONCE   NOY 10 SEE SIMMONS   Announced President Will Make Known His Position in a Letter in Reply to Senator Hitchcock,

WILSON TO SPEAK ABOUT TREATY   Will State His Position on Lodge Reservation to Article 10.   SAY HE WILL NOT ACCEPT     ‘Supreme Court Rules Provisions of  Tax Act of 1916 is Unconstitutional,  Will Affect Thousands of Investors.

WILSON WILL REFUSE LODGE RESERVATION      Friends of President Say He Will Reiterate His Stand in Letter to Senator Hitchcock Tomorrow Forenoon.

AGREEMENT ON THE PAY BIII   Army and Navy Officers Likely to  f-et an Incrense,

NEWBERRY HITS U. S. LAW   Michigan Senator's Defense Holds That. Federal Election’ “Act is Void,

ARGUE DEMURRER IN NEWBERRY CASE TODA’   COUNSEL ASKS THAT INDICT. MENT BE QUASHED—HOLD ELECTION LAW UNCON. “STITUTIONAL

SHIPPERS OPPOSE PROFIT GUARANTEE TO NATIONS ROAD   COMPULSORY CONSOLIDATION OF COUNTRY’S CARRIERS ALSO DENOUNCED   ATTACK CUMMINS BIL   In Memcrial Presented to Congress Retention of State Commissions For Local Rates is Favored

OPPOSE GUARANTEED DPARNINGS,   Shippers fn Sixteen Siates Object toe Parts of Cummins "ill,

Shippers Open Fight , On Railroad Bil      *ctition Congrexs to Defeat Section foy Goverment to Guarantee BRarnings,

National Shippers’ Conference  Representatives Are Also Against Compulsory Consolidation of Rail Lines.

IT’ BAD STUFF: THEYRE  DRINKING AT BEDFORD      Two Bedford Men Nabrowly Kycape  Death After Deinking

REBELS TAKE MEXICAN PORTS   Topolobampo and Guaymas Reported Taken by the Sonora Forces— Mazatlan Holds Out. .

REBELS WIN ~ TWO PORTS   Topolobampo and Guaymas Fall to Revolutionists Before U. S. Ships  Arrive.   MAZATLAN STILL IS HOLDING OUT   Refuse Permission te Mexican Staffs to Cross Soil of Texas.

MEXICAN PORTS ARE TAKEN   Report Says Rebels Capture Topolo. bampo and Guaymas From Federals,

MEXICAN REBELS MOVE TO COAST   Fall of Two Cities to th Sonora Forces Is Revorted.

TUG RIVER STRIKE, HAS GONE BEYOND MERE LABOR FIGHT   Feeling Between Strikers nd Sdabs So Intense the hole Valley Will Have  to Be Repopulated

COUGHLIN BABY SMOTHERED Bt TTS ABDUCTOF   August Pasquale Confesses Child Died While Buttoned Under His Coat   BODY WAS BURIED IN NEW JERSEY, HE SAYS   PRISONER STATES HE TOOK THE CHILD WHILE IT SLEPT AND THAT IT AGCIDENTALLY SUFFOCATED.

of Kidnaping. Says Child Ac: Y dis:Coat and Later: Bur. ed, Near Eng. Harbor: N. J. ve

New Character Comes to Screen in. Latest An'‘ta Ctawart Snacial Praductiar

ASKS FOR BIG DAMAGES   ‘   Patent Attorney of Washington { Seeks Over 8100,000,000 From ' 1. &. Gevernment.

DAMAGE SUIT  FLED FOR OVER $100, 000,000 BY PATENT ATTORNEY  Against Secretary Ba Baker and Others   Against Secretary Baker and Others for Alleged Conspiracy.

INVENTOR SUES _ FEDERAL HEADS FOR: $102,056,00¢   Claims Orders for Airplane Devices Pigeon-holed ai,  eee

FILES DAMAGE SUIT   SECRETARY OF WAR BAKER thr NDANT IN CASE ROUGHT SATURDAY

OPPOSES THE = PLUMB PLAN   For Government’ Ownership of Railroads .

SOMPERS OPPOS'S PLUMB PLAN   Railroad Unions. Are Stirred to Intense Action and Bitter Fight Is Scheduled in Feder ation Convention:   MINERS WORK

BANS SUNDAY AEROPLANES.   West Virginia Clty WII Not Allow Them Nearer Than 2,000 Feet.

AN HELD FOR THEFT OF BABY 1S IDENTIFIED            REFUSES TO REVEAL WHERE _ ABOUTS UNLESS GRANTED IMMUNITY

Offers to Exchange Kidnaped Coughlin Child, Believed to Be With Woman in Atlantic City, for Freedom.

KIDNAPER RECUSES 10 RETURN CHILD UNLESS HE S. GIVEN PROMISE OF NO PROSECUTION   [ Identity of the “Crank” Who Stole Loughlin Child is Established   NAME 15 AUGUST PACOL,  LIVES IN‘NEW JERSEY

HAVE. KIDNAPPER   ‘PASCOL” NOTOREOUS CROOK   [taeiited as aes Petauste, Win ee, ae Ree tral pan oe  + 3. "ing for Accomplice, . .

~~  “AUGUST PASCOL” VIRTUALLY AVERS   He Kidnapped Coughlir Baby Six Months Ago— Woman Appears.

HARDING LEA INCREASING   TENNESSEE MAY GO INTO G. 0. P. COLUMN   CHAMP CLARK DEFEATED   Mkahoma Also Appears To Favor Republicans

G. 0. P. DREAM OF HALF CENTURY AT LAST REALIZED    Tonuessee's “Swing “Into” Ro. publican Column Breaks  the ‘Solid South.’   COX HLEOTORAL VOTE IS 127—HARDING, 404   All “Doubtal”’ States Appear to Bo Joining Land. slide.-~Beckham, Winning in Kentueky.

TEXAS’ ‘NEIGHBOR ADDS TO HARDING ELECTORAL VOTES    Unprecedented G. O.P. Victory _ Centinues te Grow as Late. .  -Returns Are Reported

REPUBLICAN == ELECTORAL VOTE. GOES UP TO 404              Realized—Solid Sout Has Been Broken--P} ality of 7,000,000.   LATEST FIGURES*

VOTERS SHATTER OLD DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS  CHAMP CLARK, RAINEY ANO CHAMBERLAIN GO TO SCRAP PILE.  ee   REPUBLICANS WIN BY SEVEN MILLION VOTES

TOTAL IS 404 VOTES   Almost Complete Reports from Over Nation Give Assurance of Gigantic Electoral Vote for Harding.   NEW MEXICO LAST TO ' SLIP OVER THE LINE    Thirty-Seven States Pile Up a Record Endorsement of Republican Principals and Candidates.

Vastuess of Harding-Coolidge Sweep Becomes More Apparent as Several Doubtful States Definitely Show Republican Lead.   PLURALITY ABOUT 7,000,000 VOTES   Electoral Vote of 404 Was Exceeded Only Once Before in History of Nation—Solid South Broken by Fennessee’s Switch.

AFPIIBLICAN “WCTORY GROWS   Siates Drop inte Re: publican Column,       <Z\NESSEE AND NEW MEXICO ARE SAFE   4 South” Breaks in Grea  Lendstide—Thirty-Six States Carried by Harding and  Coolidge—Some Figures.

COMBINATION SALE   § “Saleme™ Brought Top Price, 84,500] in Spotted China Olterina. )

CONCERN 10 TAY LAND NEW TRADE   Voreign Business Ts te Be Sought by This g y  C tia sorporatian  FEELD  IS GREAT   Hioover Says It Is Ur to Us to Get Share of Werld Trade

PLAN: SUPPORT OF FOREIGN TRADE   American Bankers Endorse Proposed Organization to Provide Funds.

PLAN TO FINANCE EUROPEAN TRADE MEETS APPROVAL      Organization With Capital of Huzdred Million Is  Pranoeed   HOOVER STRESSES NEED OF TRADE DEVELOPMENT   Committee on Organization and Procedure to Deliver Recommendations

HOOVER SEES REMEDY IN CROP EXPORTS   ONLY FOREIGN CREDITS CAN SOLVE SITUATION. HE BELIE  E   “FARMER —GOAT"--CAPPER   Kansas Senator Says Deflation Job Started in Wrong Wav—-War Finance Corporation

MOST MOMENTOUS EVENT SINCE THE ARMISTICE   Plan to Organize Corporation to Finance Foreign Trade Endorsed by Bankers.

STATEMENT OF IRISH TROUBLES -SHOWS DEGREASE   Had Ouc Calm Week I Ireland Aocording to Reports.

BIG CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Senators Sperd the Day Tossing t empjiiarals avd Big Bunches  of Money. .

BOTH SIDES EQUALLY GUILTY   Jemocrate and Repeblicans alike  on Campaign Contributions.

ENORMOUS oUM3 FOR CAMPAIGNING   Walsh of Montana Refers te One Bundle of Ten Million.

DEY 10 MILLIONS SOUGHT FOR WOOL   Report That Big Fund Would be Backed by Dupont is Denounced as Untrue.   SOCIALISTS MAKE PLANKS

CITES $10,000,000 FUNI   Campaign Expenses Subject of Lively Tilt in the Senate at Wash. ington.

LIVELY TILT OVER CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Senator Borah Charges Both Parties Are Planning Large Expenditures. 

PARTY CHIEFS QUARREL OVER CAMPAIGN COIN   Lively Tilt In Senate Over Expenditures With Borah Rapping Both Political Parties.

DUPONT FUND CAUSED CO TILT IN THE “SENATE:   Republican and Democrats Fussing Over Reports That Tén Millions Are to be Raised by the Republicans for Campaien Use. —

CONTRIBUTIONS IN COMING CAMPAIGN IS SUBJECT OF TILT   MEMBERS OF SENATE DISCUSS POSSIBILITY OF $10,000,000 MARK.   THOMAS THINKS SUM ONLY “CHICKEN FEED”  i   Urges the Adoption of His Plan To Tax All Contributions of More Than  $1,000—Other Senators Palk.

SENATE DIGS IN CAMPAIGN POT   WALSH HINTS THAT DUPONT I5 ATTEMPTING TO RAISE TEN MILLION TO BOSS CONVENTION

Mexican Newspaper Charges U. S. Newspapers Responsible for Killing Four Mexican

NEWSPAPERS AROUSED HATRED   Mexico city Excelsior Declares  American Preas Responsible.

IFLEGATES OF THREE STATES IN COREFRENCE ess PROR BIT   REGIONAL MEFTISG OF WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ‘PEMPERANVE UNION AT FORT WORTH.

W. C. T. U. MEET IN FT: WORTH   Educating Public Opinion-to Enforcement of Prohibition Laws

HOOVER'S NAME “ON BOTH TICKET   MICHIGAN ‘ATTORNEY GENERAI RULES ELECTION LAWS WILL PERMIT DOUBLE RACE.

AL, WOMAN OT RANGELT MISoING   Niece of Dead Oil Magnate Drops from Sight In  Sacramento

MRS, RUTH HAMON FLIES THE COOP   Hor Employer Says She Notified Hin She Was Going on Brief - Vacation

RUTH HAMON KK NOW MISSING   Wife of Dead Man’s Nephew Drops From Sight   TRAILING ALLEGED SLAYER   Clara Smith Hamon Is In Mevien Sav Antharitiec

DENVER CAR LINES RESUME OPERATION   Five Hundred Soldiers From Camp Funston Arrive.   Police and Soldiers Guard Strike breakers and the City is Reported Quiet.

RUN CARS IN DENVER   U. S. TROOPS FROM CAMP FUNSTON ON SCENE.   City Reported Quiet as Police and Regular Troops Guard the Strikebreakers.

DOUG AND MARY HAPPILY WEDDED   Famous Smile Producer and America’s Sweetheart Deluged With Congratulations: Barricaded in Home They Pian Honeymoon to Europe.

NUVIES WIN  OEA VICTOR BUT LOSE IK LAND FIGHT   One Destroyer Sunk, Two Others Damaged in Sea of Azov   WHITE RUSSIA IS PROCLAIMED SOVIET   Lutsk, Fortified City, Is Captured by Poles, Report Says

SOVIET FLOTILLA IS VICTOR   Wrasgel Ferces Leese in Battle Ona Gea «af Aassw

SOVIET FLOTILLA ‘WINS VIGTORY IVER WRANGE   Russians Goncede Setback and Re lirement in Neighborhood of flipajakhalf

BANK TELLER LOST HIS NERVE, DROPT $50,000 PACAKAGE   Gives Himself Up After Ot tawa, Ills. Bank Vault Had Been Melted Open  to Find Him Missing With  Tunot

YOUNG BANK TELLER ADMITS WRONG DOW   Confesses Attempt to Leot Bank of $45,000 and Surrenders Bimself to Shade

FRENCH GENERAL STRIKE SEEMS 70 BE DYING OU)   Many Railroad Workers Return ’ ing to Work—Round-Up of Radicals Continues.

NO FARM HAND SHOLPAGE   larke Number of Men Applying For harm Work.

REPUBLICAN OUT FOR COX BECAUSE OF LEAGUE ISSUE   Declares Rather Support Liv. ing Man Than Passive Ob. ject for President.

“I Would Rather Support a Living Man Than a Passive Object,” Says Prominent Californian, Member of G. O. P. National Campaign Committee Four Years Ago—A Duty to Vote for Democratic Nominee, He Declares.

SAYS U. S. BRITISH FOE   BOTTOMLEY IN NEW ATTACK CON AMERICANS.   Siurs Wilson and Daniels and Lauds Sims as Worthy of Best English Stock,

Bottomley ‘in. John Bul ‘Talks of “Trouble Brewing. With America.”

NEW ATTACK ON U. S.   Horatio Bottomley Calis America “Our Next Enemy.”   Attacks Wilson and Daniels and Lauds Sims as Worthy of Best British Stock.

IRISH PLOT !S FOILED   DISCOVER PLAN TO SEIZE THE VICEROY OF IRELAND.   Viscount French Saved From Kidnap ers by the Quick Work of a Detective.

FOIL SINN FEIN PLOT   Scheme to Seize the Viceroy of ireland.   Detective Saves Viscount French From Kidnapers in a Mysterious Way— Lucas Still Missing.

DARING SINN FEIN PLOT IS FOILED   Scheme to Seize the Viceroy of Ireland,   Detective Saves Viscount French From Kidnapers in a Mysterious Way— Lucas Still Missing.

FIRST HONORS TO IOWA FOR DAIRY HERL   National ‘Dairy’ Show Awards To Guernsey Stock; Kansas Wins State Award’:

IOWA To FIRST IN GUERNSEY GATILE   Awards Made to State Herds at National Dairy Show.

FIRST PRIZE GOES TO IOWA   Awards for t.oernsey Cattiec Made at  National Dairy Show,

FNGINEER KILLED — IN BIC FOUR WREC'   Passenger Engine and One Coach Derailed at Switch—Seventeen Are Injured

WRECK ON BIG FOUR   One Dead, 17 Injured in Accident at Ansonia, 3.   Engineer Ki d When Train Jumps  Track—~Lovomotive and Goach ‘Yurn Over,

WRECK ON BIG FOUR ROAD   Engineer Dead and Seventeen Passen. gers Injured in Accident at Ansonia, Chio.

‘We Have Grown Too Far Anart”   REV J. 0, L, SPRACKLIN WILL NOT BE TRIED   Ontario Crown Attorney so Decides

Johnson Confident He Will Eliminate Food Administrator in G. 0. P. Race.   OTHER PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS IN WEEK   Indiana Will Be Battleground of Republicans With Four Entered,

PRIMARY FIGHTS EARLY IN WEEK   Ten Political Battles Will Be Slated in Nine States Begin. ning Monday Morning.   INDIANA) ON TUESDAY

important Primaries To Be Held In Maryland, Califor nia and Indiana.

SIX STATES WILL NAME DELEGATES   Three Primaries and Eight Con ventions Slated For Next Week

CANDIDATES MOVE ON TO NEW FIELDS   Bitter Fights — Loom Up Ahead of Aspirants For Next Week

COX RIPS HIDE OFF WALL ST. IN GOOD OLD WAY   Democratic Leader Indulges in Old Fashioned Politics in Flaying G. O. P.   HITS HARDING HARD   MONEY MEN HAVE CHECK BOOKS READY TO BUY PRESIDENCY, COX ASSERTS

POWERFUL APPEALS OF TWO KINDS ARE MADE BY COV. COX   Democratic Nominee Makes Emotional and Technical Appeal in Campaign. :   HIMSELF AS A PROGRESSIVE   Says the League of Nations Is a Pledge to the Boys Who Died in France.

HAD PLEASANT EVENING.   Miss Marie Michniewich Entertained at Hallaweean Party

Germans Forming Organiza tion ‘to Be Known as “Save Your Honor.”

DEATH OF EVANGELIST   Charles M. Alexander Was Known Throughout the World

WELL KNOWN EVANGELIST E C. M. ALEXANDER DIES      Tade Tour of World With Rev R. A. Torrey and Compiles Volumes of LHvmns.

C. M. ALEXANDER, EVANGELIST OF WORLD NOTE, DIE:   Made Two Circuits of Glob and Compiled Voluine  Tieceowmer

POLES GAPTURE TOWN IN FIGHT NEAR WARSAM   Entire Danzig corridor cleared of Red Forces—Soviet Peace Terms laid Before Poles.

Danzig Corridor Is Cleared of Russiar Troops and Polish Forces Con‘tinue Eastward Drive

POLES GO ~ FORWARD   Desperate Counter Attacks Carry Polish Defenders of  _ Warsaw Over Red Lines in Beveral Places.   FRANCE RAISES PROTEST “AGAINST BRITISH ACTION   British. .Representatiive of  League Refuses to, Permit  ‘French to Land Munitions "to Aid Poland. .

BOLSHEVIK! DRIVEN BAGK 15 KILOMETERS FROM RIVER VISTULA   French and German Dispatches Indicate Continued Success of the Defense Attacks   REDS CLAIM THE GAPTURE OF A BUNCH OF PRISONERS   Official Statements Disagree as to Holder of Advantage

RUSSIANS HAVE: LOST ‘TOUCH : WITH - BASES . OF OPERATION: —  Polish _ Counter. Offensive Successfully Clears’ Dan_ zig Corridor of: Enemy ‘Troops — Poles Driving _ Eastward — Russians are Forced Back. nn

Vigorous Push May Save Poles, Says A Paper; French Kill Citizens.   BULLETIN.

MORALE OF THE SOVIET ARMY ON DECREASE   Napoleon’s Remark That An Army Travels on Its Belly Again Proved.   RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARE TIRED OF WAR   Detachments Refuse to Obe Orders—Summary Executions Have No Effect.

REP OFNEWYORK  UBLIGANG WRITE CREED   Favor Ratification o Peace Treaty With Certain Reservations.

NEW YORK 6. 0. P. WRITES PLANK FOR PARTY PLATFORM   Unofficial Convention Takes Rap at Democratic Government.   WANT TREATY RATIFIED WITH RIGHT TO WITHDRAW CLEAR   Brands League of Nations ' As “Gravely Defective” and Raps Article 10..

_ambast Present Administretion and Favor Immediate Ratification With Reservations.  WOULD CURB EXECUTIVE     Jniversal Military Training Also Included in Tentative Plat: form.

NEW YORK FIRES: = OPENING GUN   FIRST _IWPORTANT! REPUBLI“CAN WEETING OF THE YEAR.   THE :LINE ‘OF BATTLE   NOT’ A SINGLE  DISSENTE NG SVOTE CAST EN CONVENTION   Platform © Demands immediate  Ratification of Peace  , With Republican Heserratbons. 

Jniversal Military Training Also Included in Tentative Platform.

FLYING GHIEF OF “FALLING REGIME  MAY YIELD SOON   CARRANZA HEADS FOR OCEAN   AIS CAPTURE APPEARS } LIKELY—MEXICAN SITUATION

UMEZ ot NT 10  INTERCEPT AND SLICE DEPOSED MEAIGAN RULER   Carranza {s Still at Large, ut Rebels Are Putting Forth Every Possible Effort to Capture Him,   CALLES DEPARTS FOR CAPITAL WEDNESDAY   Provisiona] Minister of War Will be AccompaniedFrom Juarez to Mexico City By 3,500 Soldiers,

JAKE HAMON IS. ~ * JN HOSPITAL   Suffering From Wound ‘Received by “Acciden-. * «tal Discharge”

DEFER SERVING OF WARRANT FOR HAMON UNTIL HE IS BETTER   He and Woman Charged With Offense Following His Wounding in Hotel.

HARVARD DEFEATS UREGOH, SEVEN TO OIA, AT FOOTBAL   All of Scoring in Intersectional Game at Pasadena Was in Second Period.   VERSATILE ATTACK MET BY STALWART DEFENSE   No Development of Any Particular Style of Play, Both Teams Using the Forward Pass, Punts, Line Formations, a Few Trick Plays and All Other Usual Tactics.

HARVARD ELEVEK DEFEATS OR Gi   Eastern Team Retains Laure!s by Narrow Margin.   FINAL SCORE IS 7 TO 6   Crimson's Points Are Made on Touchdown by Church and Goal by A. Horween—Westerners Score on Two Field Goals by Steers and Manerud.

EAST WINNER ~ DVER THE WES)   Howard Defeated OreSon at Pasadent ' New Years by Score 7 to-6,

Harvard Wins From Oregon, 7-6, After Hard Fought Battle   Vesterners Put Up Splendid Fight Against Un beaten Eastern Eleven and Hold Them to Close Score.

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT IN ACTION   Sechs to Prevent Shutdown of Flou Milling) Endustry--MIil Owners Ordered ta Show Cause,

TO MOVE AGAINST THE REBEL FORCES   Mexican Federalists Prepare t Combat Rebellion Against Forces of Governor Cantu.   STOP ALL COMMUNICATION

DRIVE IS ON AGAINST CANTU   Several Thousand Troops to Be Sent to Lower California, General Calles States,

ATTACK ON MEXICALI AWAITED   CANTU LEADERS PREPARING FOR STRONG DEFENSE OF   Lower California Against Expected Assaults by Mex ican Federal Troops— U. S. Troops to Protect the  Amaricang.

MEXICAN TROOPS TO QUELL REVOLT IN SOUTH STATE   Federal Forces Being Mobilized tc March om Governor Cantu, Says Announcement,

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT BACKED BY “MILITARY” FORCE BOB UP MONTEZUMA'S LAND

MEXICAN TROUBLE IN LOWER CAL, STILL UNCHANGED   Federal Forces Number ing Several Thousand  Being Mobilized

MEXIGAN FORGE MADE READY 10 MOVE ON GANTU   General Calles Says Vice Holes at Tia Juana and Calexico ‘Are Boomed   WOMEN OF CALIFORNIA WILL THANK US, HE SAYS   Minister Declares Roads Leading to Such Cities Are Called “Highways to Hell’

CANTU REVOLT IN FULL BLAZE   Mexican Army Moves te Lower California to Quash Rehel

MEXICAN FORCES BEING MOBILIZED   SEVERAL THOUSAND MEN — Tt MOVE AGAINST GOVERNOR CANTO.

All Communication  With: Govt. Stopped   District Governoy at Northern Dis: trict of Lower California Tals Au  thorlty) dn Own Hands,

ARMY SENT TO CRUSH REBELLION   Territorial Governor Orders All Communication With La Huerta Gevernment Dis: continued.

MEX. PREPARES TO MOVE GREAT ARMY TO QUELL REVOLT   General Calles, at El Paso Tells How Governor Cantu Disobeys Orders.   Has Always Been Against Central Government Even When Carranza in Power.

ORDERS ALL OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN = FEDERAL AND TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS STOPPEL   {Vie the Associated Pre«ws)

SEEK TO CLEAN UP “HELL HOLE   Mexico Inaugurates a “Pu rity” Campaign   AGAINST LOWER CALIFORNIA   Governor Cantu Refuses to Recognize Mexican Federal Government in His Territory.

Cantu Cuts Commiinication — With Mexican Government   BIG FORCES MOVE AGAINST RERET.S. CQAT.Y.FER =

STOP COMMUNICATION WiTH GOVERNMENT   Orders Issued by Governor of District of Lower California U. S. Keeps Watch

CANTU BREAKS OFF WITH MEXICO CITY   Lower Califorta Stops Al Of ‘ficial Communication,   CARRANZISTS: OFFERS Alp      Would Lead. Army. Against Mexican Federal Troops—Recruiting Forces ta Repel “Invasion.”

PLOT IS ~ EXPOSEL   House Hears Charge That Fereign Governments Finance Move to Dump Undesirables on America.   JOHNSON EXCLUSION BILL IS DISCUSSEL   Amendment Proposed Permit ting Wives to Be Sent for Repeal of Wartime Laws U .Next Week.

U. 9, (3 DUMPING GROUND FOR EUROPE   Congressman Declares European Countries Will Send Undesirables Here.

MAKING READ TOOUMP THEN ‘BAD’ ONES HERE   Charge Against Foreigr Nations Boldly Made in Congress

LEUNG pew   Attacking Army Claims Ability  ; to Wrest Kiev from BolsheViki as Development in Vigorous Offensive: Movement

GENERAL AMNESTY FOR ALL POftTICAL PRISONERS SOUGHT BY SOCIALISTS.

SOCIALISTS ASK FOR POLITICAL AMNESTY   For all Who Want to Advocate Anything and Particularly Those That Have Gotten into Jail Already.—Tu milty will Receefye Petition:

AIR PATHFINDERS APF OFF FOR: RENO   One’ of- Mail Planes on East“rt West Trip Leaves *: Chevenne,

Makes Speech in Lincoln Tellin: What He Will Do on Great Subiect   i WIRES SENATORS TO HELP GET SOLUTION   Wouid Have Treaty Ratified b Yan. 16, Date of First League Meeting

Teiis Nebfaska Friends He Has Wired Democratic Senators in Effort to Line Up Voters Enough to Secure Adoption of Amended Treaty.

BANKERS SEE LOWER PRICES   When Big U. S. Export Bal. ance Disappears.   SHORTAGE IS BiGGER ROW   Because of Orgy of Spending Following Retrenchments Necessary During War.

PRIGE GONDITIONG   BISCUSSED iby BAPERTS OF SCIENCE ACADEMY.   Meviing in New York of World Bankers, Economists and bodecautors.

Shortage of Gooijs and Attendant Speculation Said Be To the Prime Cause.

SLUMP OF SHIPMENTS WILL REDUCE PRICES   Bank Expert Points Out Caus: es of InYation,

DISCUSS  HIGH PRICES CAUSES   Economists Also Offe Reasons for Present Currency Inflation.   OPINION WAS MUCH DIVIDED

PRICE. GONDITIONS     or  }      Mevting in New York of] World Bankers, Economists at

TALKING OF HIGH COST   Bankers, Educators and Econ: emisis Have Their, Say About li.

When Export Balance Falls Prices Will Fall, Declares Banker at Science Academ

BANKERS, EDUCATORS AND ECONOMISTS TELL OF THE H.C. L, CASES AND SUGGEST A nemeuy

BALANCE {S GONE   New York Financier Says When Ou Export Balance Is Exhausted an Our Domestic Markets Must Con sume Large Stocks Not Now Con sumed. Re a Crash.

GOODS SHORTAGE, SPECULATION GE ALAME FOR H.C. L   Export Balance Disappearance Forcing U. S. Absorption Remedy Banker Sees.

PREACHES “SNAPPY” SERVICE FOR WIFI   DRAMATIC LEADER SMILES  CHEERFULLY AS SPOUSE IS LAID TO REST

MEN'S BANQUET PROMISES PLENTY OF GOOD EATS   Annual Four Bit Affair Will Be Held ' . This Evening in Student Building Auditorium.

“yy” FOUR-BIT BANQUET   Dr. W. L. Bryan Will Speak at Meet ing April 22.

EVERY MAN BANQUET   Annual Y. M. Affair Will Be Hek Thursday Evening.

MEMORIAL . HALL FOR’ SIOUX. VETS   Members’ of Tribe are Giving Dona“tions Toward Fund for. Erecting ‘Memorial ‘to Acts of Haxolem ~ -OF Indiana in War,

GABY DESLYS DEAD IN PARIS   Actress, Once King’s Favorite, Dies Of Complications

FRENCH ACTRESS AND DANCER DEAD   Gaby Deslys, Affinity of For mer King Manuel of Portugal.

GABY DESLYS, FAMOUS ACTRESS AND DANCER, VICTIM OF INFLUENZA      Attained International Fame A Object of Infatuation of “3 King of Portagal. 9 *”

GABY DESLYS, NOTED DANCER AND ACTRESS DIED WEDNESDAY   BECAME WIDELY KNOWN AS RY. SULT OF EX-KING MANUEL’S INFATUATION,

CHALLENGER FIRST OVER LINE TODAY   But Defender Passed Her After Six  Minutes

SHAMROCK LEADS IN OPENING-OF TODAY'S RACE   THIRD CLASSIC GETS UNDER WAY AT SANDY. HOOK—SHAMROCK RUNS AHEAD OF RESOTTAITR

RESOLUTELS QUICK T0 PASS THE SHAMROCK   Lipton Bont First Across the Line, Holds Lead for Short Time Only.

Shamrock Started Ahead of Yankee Craft, But Lose:   Resolute Largs At Start of Race But Soon Over Hauls Her Irish Challenger:

British Flyer Was First To Cross th ‘Line in Today’s Big Race ~ Off Sandy Hook.   YANK BOAT SOON PASSES GREEN RACER ONLY TO BE RE-PASSEL

SHAMROCK LEADING RESOLUTE IN RACE   Sir Thomas Lipton’s Challenger Rounds First 10Mile Mark 600 Yards Ahead of Cup Defender.

AMERICAN DEFENDER ROLLING ABOUT IN’ DOLDRIIMS . .   While Challenger Was Nosing Along Steadily With - Half of Course Sailed —  Resolute Had Lead But T act Wt

SHAMROCK LEADS ~ RESOLUTE OVER LINE AT START   American Defender Overhaul Lipton’s Sloop and ‘hon Falts 300 Yards Behind,   THE CHALLENGER PICKS UP   Gela First Breath From Southwoster "Working Ont from Shore’ atid Increason Lend te Nearl; Halt a Mile With First Mark Forr Milas OW,

RESOLUTE GAINS ON SHAMROCK   Lipton’s Challenger First Across \Starting Line.   American Deiender Makes Gain In Early Running

Won First Race When Accident Hap. pened to the Resolute, Second Race Was not Counted

HOUSE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATES HIS RELEASING ‘REDS’   Charges Are Made He Halted Communist Deportations.

POST CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LAW 10 AID RADICALS   Chairman Johnson in Presenting Case Before House Rules Committee Says Labor Secretary Helped Enemies of This Country.

POST IS ON TRIAL   ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAY BE IMPEACHED.   Itoch, of Kansas,  Deelsres Nis Administration of — Anthilien Law Untoleradle, -

OWED SYMPATHY ‘BOR ALIEN “REDS?”      res” IS CHARGE BROUGHT; dD ~-HOOUSE AGAINST SECRE-. ~ TARY POST   OCH GAVE TESTIMONY           of Impeachment Is Decigned to End “Intolerable  ok Situation”   Fei As) stant Secretary of I.abor Said  en Have Cancelled Orders fer Deportation

ALLEGES. si MME AW      TOMMY MILDON “BREAKS. BTS OWN RECORD FOR MILE -AND TWO MILES.

DECLARE POST:      Charges Against © Assistant’ Labor Secretary Are Be-” ing Heard Today —   HIS. IMPEACHMENT...  CONSIDERED LIKELY

CONGRESSMAN MAKES CHARGES AGAINST POS’   Assistant Secretary of Labor Violated Law to Aid Aliens Johnson Tells Committee.

POST BROKE ANTI-ALIEN LAW, CLAIM   Asst. Secretary of Labor i: . Attacked in House Investration   SEEK IMPEACH MENTTRIAL   Johnson Charges That Alien “Anarchists” Had Deporlations Cancelled

Witnesses Before House Com mittee Review Activities: of _ Assistant Secretary of Labor in Deportations Cases _.

CHARGES POST VIOLATED LAW TOAD ALIENS   Ravished Statutes for Those Who Would Destroy U. S.. Says Johnson.

MOWED SYMPATHY FOR ALIEN “REDS?”      "HIS IS CHARGE BROUGHT IN HOUSE AGAINST SECRETARY POST   4OCH GAVE TESTIMONY   ‘epolution of Impeachment Is De; signed to End “Intolerable La Situation”   sg stant Secretary of Laber Said Aq Have Cancelled Orders fer Deportation

START HEARING ON CABINET AIDE   Chairman Johnson of Immigration Committee Charges Violations of Law.   CANCELLED RED WARRANTS

WOULD OUST. ASSISTANT IN LABOR OFFICE   Public “Not Seeing Red - Without Reason,” Says Congressman Johnson:   POST HANDLED CASES AT RATE OF 100 A DAY

POST CASE IS PROBED   Direct Charges Are Made Before House Rules Com. mittee Against Assistan' Secretary of Labor.   VIOLATED LAW TO HELP RADICALS IS CHARGE   Government Official Is Charged With Interfering With DePortation of Undesirable Aliens: Cancelled Warrants.

LABOR BUREAU OFFICIAL SAID TO BE GUILTY   Accused of Violating Law li Behalf of Radical Aliens   Impeachment Proceedings Ma’  Be Filed

POST GHTED AS AID TO ALIENS   ‘Coniluct “of the Assistant Secretary of Labor Is Investigated.   REPORT SAYS LAW TRAMPLED   Chairman Johnson of the I[mmigration Committee, at House Probe, Declares the Chicagoan Misused the United States Office.

LF. POST ADI rf fe FGAL ACTS   Is Ced “cfare the.Houso as an 3176 Aliensm,   PROSE CONDUCT IN OFFICE   Declared “hat ‘the Assistant Secretary cf “Lahor iiisused His Authority in , Deatia:; att Radicals Stated Sen. Danortation.

OPEN PROBE INTO CONDUCT OF U.S. LABOR OFFICIAL   Chairman of Hearing Charges Assistant Labor Secretary With Radical Sympathies   IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION COMES BEFORE COMMITTEE   Post Declared to Have Cancelled Deportation Orders

CHARGES POST VIOLATED LAW   Assistant Secretary of Labor Committed Unlawful Acts in Behalf Aliens, Says

U. S. Labor Head Charged With Giving Aid To Alien Reds Who Plot Terrorism

POST CHARGED WITH AIDING RED ALIENS   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR’S AOTIVITIES ARE SAID TO BE VIOLATION OF THE LAW; RULES COMMITTEE HEARS.

First Testimony Given at Inquiry Into Conduct of Assisant Labor Secretary’ in Handling Deportation Cases.

BOLSHEVIST FRIEND IS CHARGED OFFICER Of IMMIGRATION  DERS FOR DEPOR  Cases Passed Ov Over Heads of Higher Authority, Mansy ¢  Communists Freed.

EFFORT MADE 10 DUT ANDE OF SEG Y WILSOA   Chairman Johnson Declares Post Violated Law in Behalf of Aliens   MANY DEPORTATION - CASES ARE REVIEWED   Public Not Seeing Red Without Some Reason, Is the Claim Made

POST CITED AS ~~ AID TO ALIENS   Sonduct of the Assistant ‘Secre‘s. tary of Labor Is Invesa tigated.   Chairman Johnson of the Immigration Committee; “at House Probe, Declares the Chicagoan Misused  + the United States Office.

POST 15 ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL ACTS   Is Cited Before the House as ar Aid to Aliens.   PROBE CONDUCT IN OFFICE   Declared That the Assistant Secretary of Labor Misused His Authority in Dealing With Radicals Slated for Deportation.

RACE ROW BETWEEN SOLDIERS   White and Birch Vreopers in Celli  sion ni Leavenworth.

THREE HURT IN RACE WAR AT LEAVENWORTH   Wlute and Black Soldiers at For Clash—-Negro Said to Have Jostled White.

3 HURT AS SOLDIERS CLASH   Men Severely Injured in Fight Be. tween White and’ Negro Troops at Fort Leavenworts.

NEGRO TROOPS BATTLE WHITE   BILLIARD CUES USED AS WEAPONS IN RIOTING AT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS

ALE RECEIVING INJURIES WIL RECOVER, REPORT FROM HOSPITAL, STATES.

GENERAL WOOD IS RUNNING AGAINST FIELD   Attempting To Split Support Of Favorite Sons — Johnson To Run Strong.

REGULAR SLATE LEADS   Carver. Mass., First Town in State To Report on Primary.

LODGE LEADING AS DELEGATE TO CONVENTION   A ARST MASSACHUSETTS RETURN: SHOW WOOD'S SUPPORTERS RUNNING BEHIND.

WOOD DELEGATES RUN BEHIND   First Returns From Massachusetts Primary Held Today Are Received

WOOD BATTLING ENTIRE FIELD IN ELECTIONS TODA)   REPUBLICANS KI     . THREE STATES  ECT DELEGATIONS TO  tHE NATIONAL CONVENTION       GENERAL {S CONFIDENT   Biuvorite Sone Expected to Receive Endorsement of Massachusetts and Obia But Wood May Cet Slice of the Delegeutions

WOOD DELEGATES RUN BERD IN MASS. VOTIN      MARLIEST RETURNS SHOW SEN, “LODGE, HEAD GF “REGULAR” “SLATE IN LEAD, .   SEEMS TO BE Wi BE WOOD. “AGAINST THE: FIELD   in the Three States’ That Are ‘Teday Expressimy’ Choice for Presi‘dential Candidates. > -

LOCAL MEN CHARGED — WITR GAMBLING PLEAD GUILTY IA JUNGE GEPTS COUN'E; MEUNT. ER WILL LEAVE TOWN CGAY. KINS SAYS, .

MEUNIER AND ~ SRARS FINED   LOCAL MEN CHARGED WEDPH GAMBLING PLEAD GUILTY 1N JEVGE GELTS COURT; MEUN. ER WILL LEAVE TOWN CATKINS SAYS.

POLICE ScEK RECORD OF ALLEGED BANDIT   FATHER OF TRAIN ROBBER DIES WHILE EN ROUTE TO CLAIM SON’S RODY.

Making Excessive Profits Laid at: the _ Door of the Utah—Idaho Sugar Company

COMPANY ACCUSED OF LEVER ACT VIOLATION   Utah-Idaho Comany Being Charg. ed With Making Excessive Profits.

SUGAR PROHTS TOO bl, CHARGE HH DAKO CASE   UTAH-IDAHO COMPANY IS DE . FENDANT BEFORE U. S. COMMISSIONER.

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF AVIATORS FELT   No Word Has Been Received of Naval Balloon Since It Entered Adirondack Regions

COLORADO HAS A BLIZZARD   Storm in Southwestern Section of the State Described an Worst for Thirty Years.

COLORADO (a IN ~—BUZZARD'S GHP   Relief Parties on Snowshoe: Carry Food to Stranded Trains.

THE MEAT GOES DOWN   During the Past Year w holessle Price-Hay Declined 16 Pet Cent _ ‘Everything Else Gone Up.

MEAT HAS DECLINED.   Packers Say Prices Have Lowered More Than Others.

MEAT PRICES DECLINE, OTHER ESSENTIALS UP   Monthly Bulletin of Packers Issued Today Cites Figures.   MEATS HAVE SLUMPED SIXTEEN PER CENT   While the Prices of All Othe Commodities Have Soared.

DOES YOUR MEAT BILL REGISTER A DECREASE OF RETAIL PRICES AS COMPARED WITH 19192

MEAT PACKERS DECLARE PRODUCTS PRICE LOWER   Contrast Prend in Cost of Meat to Cor sumer with Advance for Nearly All Other Necessities

PACKERS CLAIM MEAT PRICES DECLINE WHILE CTHER FOODS INCREASE   PACKERS (LAI MMEAT PRICES C€ STATISTICS PRESENTED IN MONTHLY BULLETIN OF AMERICAN MEAT PACKERS.

PACKERS CLAIM PRICE OF MEAT. HAS DECLINED   Other: Necessities Have Gone i 4) Up, ‘Billetin  aaa Meee

SAY BEEF DECLINES,  OTHER PRICES ROSE   PACK ERSASSERT WHOLESALE PRICE FELL 16 PER CENT IN YEAR      Point Out Increase of From 2t te 97 Per Cent In Other Articles

MEAT PRICES OHOW DECLINE DURING THE YEAR   LOWER AT PRESENT THAN THEY ) WERE LAST YEAR.  1   BULLETIN ISSUED BY PACKERS GIVES FIGURES   Ciothing and Other Necessities Hav: Taken Big Increases While Meat Is Actually Lower, Says Packers.

FIVE VICTIMS OF DYSENTERY   Health Authorities Unable to Determine  What Malady Is

NEW ORLEANS = PORT ABOWOQNEE   For Traffic to Panama and torto Rico As Far as the Army Transport is Concerned.—Quartermaster will TJeo Other Parte.

COMMISION AT END OF JOURNEY   Work of Revising Constitution of State Ends   REPORT IS ADOPTED   Submission to People of Question Whether They Desire Constitutional Convention to Pass Upon Work of Commission is Recommended to Legislature—General Debate

REPRISALS IN IRELAND CONDEMNED BY ASQUITH   Former British Premier Says Murder Is Dome By Servants Of

ASQUITH BITTER IN DENQUNCING POLICY IRELAND   Says British Policy Ranks With Lowest Forms Despotism.

ASQUITH CONDEMNS BRITISH. POLICY   SAYS ACTS. IN IRELAND ‘HURTING ENGLAND

anes GED ALCOUED CAINE TA ANTHARITIES   Former Premiar Dec.ares Events in Ireland Rasresent - Black Histery =~   ASQUITH SAYS THERE SHOULD BE. INQUIRY   Excitement Prevaiis Over. Kidnaping of Priest; Population in Terrar ,

KATY YARDMEN STRIKE  Refuse to Work With Men Wh Were Strrkebreakers

Great Desire ef British fer Ce operation With America in World Trade.

British Ambassador Declares That Only Way In Relations With U. S.   “SUSPICION CAUSES ECONOMIC WASTE”   Bélieves Frankness-Necessary if Nations Are to Avoid Difficulties. °

THIRD CANDIDATE RUMOR HEARD AT CLUB CONVENTION   Delegates to Federated Club Bi ennial Will Elect President Tuesday.

AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH REYERS GETTING HUNGARIAN PALACES CHEAP

N. J. VOTES FOR FREE ERIN   Assembly Would Extend Recognition  tan the f‘lrieh Rantuhlic ’'

N. J. VOTES FOR FREE ERIN   Assembly Would Extend Recognition to the “Irish Republ

STORY OF GENERAL SEMENOFF’S CRUEL. CONDUCT RELATED   British, French and Japanese Diplomatic Staffs Arrive in Harbor From Siberia:

DIPLOMATIC CORPS LEAVI   Impossible to Reconstitute Government of Same Character

KIND MLS. KUEMLING'S BODY. Pollee Stil Hold ‘ifaatand of Drowned

WATERS GIVE UP DEAD.   Body of Missing Detroit Heir ess Found in Potomac River.

BODY OF WOMAN THOUGHT MURDERED TAKEN FROM RIVER   Husband’s Tale of Drowning Doubted; Was Heiress _to. Part of $1,000,000 Estate

aU as HEIRESS... ‘So TAKEN FROM RIVER       Husband Held Pending Result of Coroner's Inquest,

VRS. TIMMONS WINS DIVORCE   Daughter of Late Charlies W. Fair banks Granted Decree at Indianapo-. lis on Grounds of Nonsupport.

DIVORCE TO MRS. TIMMONS   Daughter of Former President Fair banks Granted Decree.”

CALLAWAY 10 SPEAK ON POLITICAL ISSUES   WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT COURT HOUSE SATURDAY MARCH 27.

CALLAWAY TO SPEAK TOMORROW AFTERNOON   CALL FOR MASS MEETING OF SUPPORTERS OF ‘‘BAILEY PRINCIPLES”

MENTALLY DEFECTIVE BUT NOT INSANE MEN   Commission of Three Doctors Called In By Warden Fenton Give Judgment That Cole and Grammer Are Both Able to Tell Right From Wrong.   Mav Ask Jury Trial.

MENTALLY DEFECTIVE BUT NOT INSANE MEN   Commission of Three Doctors Called In By War. den Fenton Give Judgment That Cole and Grammer Are Both Able to Tell Right From Wrong.

GOVERNOR URGES HIGHER EDUCATION   HARDING SAYS BOY SHOULD ENTER HIGH SCHOOL

IN PRAISE OF SCHOOLS.   Governor Harding Talks Before New . York Teachers’ Meeting.

HERBERT PARSONS THROWS BOMB:SHELL INTO REPUBLICANS   Resigns From Committee: Be. cause of Harding's Opposition to League of Nations.   MAKER OF AUTOMOBILES. ALSO QUITS THAT PARTY   iL D: Dort Says Conscience      didacy of Governor Cox,

HERBERT PA ' THROWS BOMBSHELL INTO REPUBLICANS      Resigns From Committee Be cause of Harding’s Opposition to League of Nations.   MAKER OF AUTOMOBILES — ALSO QUITS THAT rier   pels Him to Support, A didacy of Governor Cox.

AGREE UPON INCREASED ‘PAY FOR ARMY AND NAVY   House and Senate Oonferees in Accord for Boosting Stipend of Officers and Enlisted Personnel

Poles Taking Prisoners And Materials In Such Quantities Impossible To Count Ther

POLES SUCCEED IN SURROUNDING SOVIET FORCES    Catch Northern Army Between Prussia and River, Cut Off Escape.   PRISONERS NOT COUNTED   One Division Got 5,000—Presideat Pilsudski ts Leading Part of the Poles.

RUSSIAN FORCES ARE BOTTLED UP ON NORTHERN FRONT:   IPRISONERS AND MATER TALS ARE TAKEN IN HUGH QUANTITIES.  ‘ARMY REGROUPED   Soviet Menacing Lemberg Begins Retreat Under Pressure, :

oh Brains: am Posh: Phiek Mabincd to Defeat BASE : Invaders a   pete  SUGHT REDS © “IN A TRAP              nips Corridor Cleared of . HolIOVIKE and 75,000 Ritsstins i dfave Been Captured

SOVIETS ON EVE OF DISASTER   Process of Bottling up Invaders Completed by Poles— Gateway of Escape Closed   Gen. Weygand Says Poland Will be “Grave of Three fourths of Bolshevik Army”   Polish Forces Capture Cro dusk and Cut Off Retrea of Bofshevik Army

Poles Close Gateway Of Retreat; Vast Quantity War Ma terial Taken.

Miore Than 75,000 Prisoners Taken in the Latest Counter-Offensive Around Warsaw: Russians Continue Retreat Along the Entire Central and Northern Fronts

19,000 RUSSIANS TAKEN BY POLES   Soviet Armies Which Invaded Poland Are on the Eve of ,; Great Disaster. _    MOSCOW ADMITS BIG LOSS   Polish Forces Capture Town of Grudsk and Cut Off Retreat of Bolshevik Troops—Germans Found Among Prisoners.  4%

SOVIET FORGES OX NORTHERN FRONT ARE BOTTLED UP   Prisoners and Materials Taking In Such Quantities They Cannot Be Counted.

CAPTURE 75,000 RUSS   Roles Have Soviet Force Completely Bottled Up. Escape Impossible.

MOSCOW ADMITS BIG LOSS   and Cut Off Retreat of Bolshevik Troops—Germans Found i os Among Prisoners.  me Forces Capture Town of Grudsk

PULES TRAP At Do: ESCAPE BLOCKEL   Men and Materia's Captured Tor Numerous to Count.   RUSS ON EVE OF DISASTER   Soviet Armies Which Invaded Polanc Are Cut to Pieces—German Officers and Several German Soldiers Found Among Dead.

~ ON RESULTS IN POLISH FIGHTING   One Says Reds Aré Out of it; Seta Trap Savs Other a

SOVIETS BOTTLED BY POLES   Gateway of Escape is Closed and Countless Prisoners Are Taken.   POLISH VICTORY SEEMS COMPLETE   On All Battle Fronts Bolshe vists Are Being Hard Pressed.

CLOSE GATEWAY TO ESCAPE AND TAKE THOUSANDS   Bottling-up Process Is Complet ed, Says Dispatch From  Polish Capital   FRENCH GENERAL DIRECTS   Weygand’s Tactics Put Poles on Eve of Tremendous Victory Over Russ

GATE WAY FOR SIMIET FORCES GLOSED BY ENEM   QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS ANE THOUSANDS OF REDS TAKEN PRISONERS.   UNITED STATES GIVES WARNING TO POLAND,   Advises Republic to Keep Her Forces Within the Ethnographic Boundaries of Poland During the Advance on Bolsheviki.

RED ARMY BOTTLED UP   Poles Close Gaiteway of Escape— Take Large Number of Prisoners and Great Quantities ot Material.

SOVIET ARMIES ARE BEING “BOTTLED UP’   Those on Northern Front Found Getaway of Escape Closed — Poles ~ Have 75,000 prisoners, is Report.

CAPTIVES 10 REACH 79,000 FRENCH GLAIM   Moscow Communique of Yesterday Admits that Communists Have Retreated from Brest-Litovsk   Ee ee  “POLAND GRAVE OF RUSSIAN ARMY” PREDICTS GEN, WEYGAND   Polish Cavairy Rushes Toward Bialystok to Cut off Retreat of Other Red Forces

Capture of Grudusk has Completed Bottling of Russian Forces Which Threatened Warsaw, has Prevented Contact with Prussia and Forced Retreat of Soviet Troops from Vicinity of Lemburg.   COUNTLESS PRISONERS TAKEN

feviet Forces Securely Bottled Us By Poles; Number of Captives Beyond Computation   TEWAY OF ESCAPE FOR BOLSHEVISTS CLOSED

PRISONERS TOTAL 75,000; BOLSHEVIK RETREAT CUT OFF   Peace Terms As Laid Down By Soviet Are Spurned By Poland.

THAT IN NORTH AS: POCKETED   Moscow Reports Loss of Brest: » — Litovsk, Army Base

POLISH TROOPS ~ DEFEAT RUSSIANS   Battle of Soviet Forces on ‘ Northern Fronts dnd Take Prisoners

NEGRO GIVEN A-BEATING   MOR TABES HIM FROM SEYMOUR JAIL WHERE. HE WAS BEING “HELD. FOR ASSAULT. -

RELIEF TRAINS GO TO VIENNA   Budapest Also to Get United States Supplies Now on Way  From Paris.

BOARD OF REVIEW CONVENES MONDA'   Start Sessions on Equalization of Assessments; To Hear Valuation Complaints

VILLA WRITING LIFE'S STORY   Mexican Bandit Will Not Permit Pub lication of Beek untif his death.

DES MOINES CAR MEN STRIKE   Motormen and Conductors Wil! Not Return to Work Until $84,000 in Back Pay Its Paid.

————————— STRIKE IN DES MOINES   Strect Car Men Claim $80,000 Back Pay Is Due

STRIKE IN DES MOINES   Street Car Men Claim $80,000 Back Pay Is Due

SMOTHERS IN OATS BIN.   Anita Boy Loses Life When He Falis in Oats.

BOY SUFFOCATES  -- IN-BIN OF OATS   Siego Hansen, Anita Lad, Smothered to Deaf’ By Grain—Neighhor Finds Body.

CANADA’S CROPS ARE GREAT   Government Reports Show Record Production for 1919.

IS HIGHEST ON RECORD   Canada’s Crop Products in 191! Greatest of Any Year, Govern. ment Report Shows.

ENGINEER PROVED HERC   SAVED MANY LIVES ON MEXICAN   Chased: and Overtouk a Wild Eniine ‘Turned Looxe By Bandit In the Path of Passenger Trutu.

MEXICAN ENGINEER 1S ACCLAIMED HER‘   STOPPED “WILD ENGINE” AS WAS ABOUT TO COLLIDE WITH PASSENGER TRAIN

INCREASE. IS RE-AFFIRMED   County Board of Review Reaffirms the Horizontal Increase.

TEXAS RAILROADS  _ OPERATE AT LOSS   Expenses. 6 Millions More _. Than Revenues.

TEXAS FAILAQANS Ufa! OU MILLIONS DURING FIGAT MONTHS IN 1920   (OST OF OPERATION CONSIDER ABLY LESS THAN S&F PERIOD OF LAST YEAR.

TEXAS ROADS LOST $6,623,417 DURING 8 MONTHS OF 192¢   ‘Operating Income $140,282, _ 465, Operating Expenses : $146,965,882.

RAILROADS ARE LOSING MONEY   Income Over Same Period of Last Year Shows  Material Decrease

Freights Have Advanced and the Efficiency of the Roads Have Not Been Sufficient to Meet éxpenses——Curtailment of Bustness Is the Result.

Friends and Advisers of GO 0. P. Nominee Enthusiastic for Front-Porch Idea   ASSUMES OFFENSIVE IN DRIVE AGAINST OPPONEN’   DEMOCRATIC NOMINER EX. PRCTED TO FIRE VOLLEY OF POINTED QUESTIONS AT HARDING SOON,

LODGE 3 SHANTUNG - AMENDMENT PASSED   Reservation by. Lodge to Sorike Ont Specitic Reference to China aud ‘Japags Previously Adopted:

RECORD — MAY BE   Other Jerseymen Figure "in Attempt to Organ-” ize Third Party":   HARD TO UNITE * ALL ELEMENTS

CANDIDATES FOR ~ JHE THIRD PART)   La Folletie, Ainos Pinchot, Record Former Governor ct New Jersey and Henry Ford Considered

LAFOLLETTE 10 AWAIT PARTY DEVELOPMENTS   Vay Be Candidate For Third Party Nomination.

OWNERSHIP OF ° RAILWAYS MAY BE ONE PLANK  Tentative Agreement Reached by Comittee at Ghicago on Plan   i Many Parties Attend

FAVOR LEAGUF OF NATIONS.    mesetations Adepted by the Keateaekyvy Delegation.

RECEIVERS FOR PICTURE COMPAN   Frohman Amusement Company Unable to Pay Bills,

RECEIVER FOR MOVIE MAKERS   Frohmar Amusement Company's As eeta Exceed Liabilities by Nearly $200,000.

FIVE DIE IN KANAWHA RIVER      Ferry Boat Accident at Charieston, W Va., Results in Deaths of Sev. eral Passengers.

MINER, GOWSUMER JONT VIGTIN OF GREED, 1S CHARGE   United Mine Workers Demand Minimum of $6 a Day in Hard Coal Fields.

ASK FOR MINIMUM OF $6 DAY   Demands of Coal Miners Are Presented to the Federal Commission.   REMAINED AT WORK TO PREVENT SUFFERING   Interests of Anthracite Work. ers Are Identical With Those of the Public.

TOSTART MONDAY AFTER HOUSE FUND   HO Stig ASSOCIATION  I 18  PHROUGH PROJECT —   $20,000 MINIMUM SUM   With That Ariount a Beginning an Be- Mate to Provide iomes for “hk. U. Women   University Now Has 111 Applicatigns From Women for. Whom  There Are No Rooms

TO START MONDAY AFTER HOUSE FUND   HOUSING ASSOCIATION. IS FORMED TO CARRY  THROUGH PROJECT   $20,000 MINIMUM SUM   With That Amount a Beginning Can Be Made to Provide Homes for h. U. Women   University Now Has 111 Applications From Women for Whom _ There Are No Rooms

2 CADETS. DIETPEANE CRASH   Killed Instantly in 2,000-Foot Fali: at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. °

Killed instantly in 2,000-Foot Fall a Kelly Field, San Antonio, » Texas.

2 CADETS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Killed Instantly in 2,000-Feot Fall at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas.

Candidate Cox Quick Thinking and Aggressive Fighter; Opponent Is Reserved With Front Porch Style   HARDING CASTS VOTE.

BEWILDERED BY ~ THE CANDIDATE!   NEWSPAPER OBSERVER SEES HARDING AND COX NOTIFIED—DIFFERENCES,   METHODS WIDE APART.

KEEN GONTAAGT OF THE TWO NOMINEES   NEWSPAPER MAN FINDS Cox 18 NOT 80 ‘‘ RESERVED ”’ AS HIS OPPONENT,   AIENDLIER T   Democratic Nominee Is His Own Press Agent, While Harding Camp Is Handled By Ex. pert Publicity Men

U. 8. TEGO savep GERMAN SUIP.  Navy Has Wepalred the Orinoce, Vaewewecd Whetete ce £2 ble

THIS TOWN LIKES AMERICA   All Men’. In Spanish Village Plan to Emigrate to the United States.

Every Man In Village In Guadalajara Decides T. Emiorate to the U.§

~ SPANISIE TOWN ‘TOU.   oy ven Peet 2 aia 8 eS eye ated a CAPE ise Entire Population, WHI Wnprate  te United. Stages - =>

VILLAGE MAY BE MANLESS   Every Male in Spanish Town Want:  6x Rania 62 Kvramatan

VHY THE CHECK DIDN’T COME   Every Day For a Week He was Solicited and Then He Wrote This Letter

THIS MAY BE Yot.   Wail of the Man who knows When He Has Had Enough.

FUGITIVE BANKER. a Gut.  +  August Snedeicke, the inner De fauiter, Is Arrested.

HEAD AD ARRESTED   ‘August Jaedicke Left Behind Him: Shortage of $180,000 in- ‘Hanover Bank.

FIND FLEEING , BANKER   Fugitive from Kansas Arreated To. day in Louisiana City.

1S FOUND   Kansas ‘Fugitive Banker Is Un der Arrest at Streveport; Louisiana.

AUGUST JAEDICKE 1S UNDER ARRES!      Bark Defaulter Was Taken 4  Shreveport After Seven Weeks Search’

FUGITIVE KANSAS BANKER CAPTURED   OFFICIAL CHARGED WITH $180, 000 SHORTAGE UNDER ARREST IN LOUISIANA.

Arrest Fugitive Bank President   ducdocke tink, Asides  of TEapoves Lirvest dns

GET JAEDICKE AT SHREVEPORT   Defaulting Banker Is Unde: Arrest.   SOUGHT HIM SEVEN WEEKS   Left Bank Hatless and Coatless and Did Not Return—Shortage Totaled $180,000.

BEAR KEEPS BAGGAGEMAN ON RAILROAD BUSY AFTER JTS ESCAPE FROM. CRATE

TAP ON WOOD JUST THE SAME   Health Board Says There is No Indication of Return of Influenza.

== re —  ESTABLISH NEW COIN RECORD   y. 8 Mints Turn Out 809,500,000 Pieces During Last Fiscal Year.

ESTABLISH NEW COIN RECORD   U. §&. Mints Turn Out 809,500,000 Pieces During Last Fiscal Year.

WOMAN'S PARTY.   Formation of Organization Urged at Ceneva Conference.

CAMPAIGN MANAGERS CALLED TO TESTIF}   EXPENSE INVESTIGATION WILL BE STARTED BY SENATE COMMITTEE MONDAY.

MANY TO FACE SENATORS      MANNER IN WHICH COIA WAS EXPENDED WILL BE PRORED, TOO

CAMPAIGN LEADERS CALLED TO CAPITAL   Pilots of Democratic ¢ and Republican Presidential Booms to Submit Expense Lists

SUMMON CAMPAIGN MANAGERS. 10. GIVE EXPENDITURE DATA    Corigress Leaders Prepared for Special Fight Before Meas-.   ure is Brought. to   a Vote.

CAMPAIGN. HEADS: CALLED TO’ ELUCIDATE EXPENSES   Managers of ‘Presidential Possibilities to Tel . Where Money Came From. ~

START PROBE OF CANDIDATES FUR PRESIDENT   Managers of Various Aspirants Called to Capital   iu HASTEN INVESTIGATION

HITCHCOCK AND BARUCH CALLED IN FUND PROBE   Men Actively Engaged in Pre Convention Handling of Candidates to Explain Fund Matters.   Chairman Kenyon Says Com: mittee Will Conclude Investigations Before Convention.

POLITICIANG TO BIE UURGE OF CAMPAIGN FUND   MANY TO FACE SENATORS   ee  MANNER IN WHICH COIN WAS EXPENDED WILL BE PROBED, TOO

ae eee  SENATE SUMMONS — CAMPAIGN LEADER‘   ‘Two Mahegers Have Already - Responded; Others Have Agreed to Appear.

CAMPAIGN HEADS ORDERED BEFORE CFNATE «© HEARING   DOZEN MEN ACTIVELY ENGAGE, IN PRE-CONVENTION FIGHTS NAMED BY COMMITTEE,   MUST EXPLAIN. EXPENSES   Representatives of Wood, McAdoo, Low den, Cox, Harding, Johnson and Poindexter Have Agreed to Be Present Monday.

SENATE obEKa EXPENDITURE EXPLANATION   ba  MMON: s MANAGERS AND CAN DIDATES POR NOMINA’ fos TO TESTILY   alled Vor Monday To Tell Wher Moncy Ware Obtained and How li Wits Spent.

rene crc Aan em cn pe  Chicago Municipal Employes Strike for Higher Wages and City’s Business Stands Stil

aee”     asa Oe ee  University Organization Will Have Two Shaws at Bowersock

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD TURNS DOWN OUTLAW EMPLOYES   Nefuses to Recognize Petition of Eim: qloyes Demanding Meare for   Slisher Wazc~   STRIKERS ONLY RECOURSE i TO RETURN TO WERK    Must Then Await a. Decision on the DPemamds of Mare Shan 5$2.600.060 Bronloveesx -

‘OUTLAWS’ HEARD   Switchmen Insist Their Glaims be Given Priority

“OUTLAW” STRIKERS TO GET NO HEARING   Only Recourse is to Return to Work and Awalt Decision on Demands or Regulars,

LABOR BOARD REFUSES TO RECOG: NIZE QUTLAW LA BOR WORKERS   PRESBENT OF WORKERS FILES A PETITION DEMANDNG RECOG. NITION, CLATMING 200.

NEW BUSINESS OF STATE DEPT. AT STANDSTILL   Thir ty Day. Appoint~ ment of Polk Expired.

STATE DEPARTMENT [0 AT STANDSTILL   '30-Day Limit of Polk Has : Lapsed and Colby’s Ap' Dpointment Not Confirmed.

STATE DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DELAYED   Vhirty-Day Appointment 0 Frank L. Polk As Acting secretary Ends

NODS GUGAN RECORD fo  EXTOLLED BY ALLEN Wii) FOSTERS NOMINATION   Says Excellent Management of Island Shows Ability of General to Hold Down White House Job.

WOOD NOMINATED BY GOV. ALLEN, WHO OUTLINED  MAN’S SERVICE   He Quoted Roosevelt, Penrose and Others to Prove-His Executive Ability in Peace and War

HEAD OF G. A. RB. IS GRAVELY ILL   Little Hope Held Oat for Recovery of Commarder Hall.

DANIEL. HALL BAH. HEAD STRICKEN   Former Wellington Man Was About to Retire as National Commander of G. A.

UNDERWOOD LEADS — IN ALABAMA VOTE   SENATOR SEEKING RE-ELEC.  TION HAS LARGE MARGIN  IN EARLY RETURNS.  ;

UNDERWOOD HAS LEAD   Democratic Leader and Mr. Heflin Have Been Chosen in Alabama.

SHIPS SOLD.   Belgian Interests Purchase 10 Steel Steamers from U. 8S,

SHIPS SOLD.   Belgian Interests Purchase 10 Stee Steamers from U. §,  Ce Sen wetness Dene el

POPE CONFERS ORDERS         Nephew nf Cardinal Rampolia is Ordained in Goremony.

COPFER AND SILVER   PMOANGS OUT UF MILL PLANTS IN MINNESOTA   Also a Great Number Quit Work in Michigan Lumber Mills When Their Demands Are Not Granted.   ASKING FOR EIGHT HOURS   In Three States It Is Estimated That 20,000 Are Idle. Managers Say They Will Keep Shut Rather Than Concede.

BLUEJAGKETS OTAND GUARD OVER CABLE   J. S, Armed Forces Prevent Splicing of Cable _ Ends   Western Union Officials Ask  Restraining Order to ' ~~ Stop Interruptions  by Daniels.

GIRL DIES TO AVOID BEATING   Throws Herself From Fourth-Story Window in New York.

GIRL DIES TO AVOID BEATING   Throws Herself From Fourth.Story Window In New York to Escape Punishment.

MAYFIELD PUT ON THE STAND IN .GALVESTON TRIAL   Ball Room Used As Court Room for Trial,

CAPT. MAYFIELD . ‘TRIAL RESUMEL   Brig. ‘Gen “Wolters Says He Ordered “Mayfield .to Arrest Sanders, Editor Houston Pregs.

PHILIPP WARY ON CANDIDACY   Will Run Again if There i Popular Demand for Him to Run

NOT A CANDIDATESOR GOVERNOR SAYS PHILLIF   BUT WILL TAKE JOB IF THERE IS A POPULAR .DEMAND SAYS BADGER HEAD.

REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA   Many Clashes Tlave Ocenrred—Pive Persons Hilled in the righting  at Breux.

* kh ob & hk te &  % e & &  JUCO-SEAVORKTA EN HANDS OF REVOLUTIONISTS,

AREVOLUTICN BREAKS TODAY   Cork [s Again Disturbed b: Fighting in Streets This Morning—Red Cross Relief for lreland Is Now Requested.

NATION WIDE ORGAN TION OF BEET®@s GROWERS TO BE ME CONVENTION IN DE

FARMERS ORGANIZE T0 FIGHT SUGAR INTEREST   ‘Nebr. Union Joins In Countrywide Movement Against Alleged Trust—Protect Industry

FARMERS PLAN WAR ON SUGAR COMBINE   BEET RAISERS MAY CO-OPERATE AGAINST THE TRUST.   Convention Called to Meet at Denver. With Avowed lIutention of trying to Bring Prices Back to Normal,

GARRITY WILL BARE RUM DATA   Chief of Police of Chicago Called Eefore Federal Grand Jury.   Prohibition Commissioner for Chicage District Submits Resignation to Washington—Successon Wil)  Be Jesse N. Brown.

2) DATA DARED BY CHICAGO CHIEF   Garrity Turns Over to Government All His Records.   CALLED BEFORE GRAND JURY   Assistant District Attorney Kelly Says Action Opens Up Whole Case and He Can Now Trace the Responsibility.

GARRITY WILL ’ BARE RUM DATA   Chief of Police of Chicago Called Before Federal Grand Jury.   DALRYMPLE TO QUIT NOV. 8   .  Prohibition Commissioner for Chicage District Submits Resignation to Washineton—Successer Wilk Be Jesse N. Brown.

REPORT REVEALS U. 9. TRADE WITH GERMANY GROWS   More Business Also Being Done Between America and the Netherlands.   Total Exports and Imports Fall Off .During Ainvembher

U.S. TRADE WITH GERMANY GROWING   STATEMENT OF DEPART MENT OF COMMERCE SHOWS CONDITION.

FIGURES SHOW TRADE GROWING WITH GERMAN)   Both Exports and Imports kk November Show a Big Gain Over 1919.   GENERAL TRADE DECREASED   France, Italy, and Great Britain Take Less—Americas Take More.

BAKE RESTAURANT SOLD.   Anderson Pariies to Take Possession March, 1.

PAKE RESTAVRANT SOLD,   H ~  .  !Anderson Parties’ to Take Posse ssion 1 9... 4 March, ;t.

WILSON LAUDS THE DOUGHNUT   President Today Thanks Sal. vation Army for Its War Work.

Gusher Weil in Western Dis. trict. ° AIK      PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE      Potter Farm Producer Largest Ever Btruck in Kentucky— Other Good Strikes in the Old Fields Testa in Michigan Nearing Pay Depth——Operationk in Lima Territory.

KENTUCKY FIELDS CONTINUE ACTIVE   Gusher Weil in Western Dis  PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE   Potter Parm Producer Largest Ever Struck in Kentucky— Other Good Strikes in the Old Fields — Tests in Michigan Nearing Pay Depth—Operations in Lima Territarc.

RETURN FROM WEST       Heil Family to Again Take up Resi dense Warn

OUR MARY AND DOUG WILL STAB TOGETHEE   Bride And Groom Will Join Forces In Movie Work—“Dodging” Publicity At Present.

DOUGLAS AND MARY TO STAR TOGETHEE   Famous Movie Stars, Who Were Mar ried Sunday Night, to Appear as Co-Stars in at Least  QOma Gereaan Plac

MR. AND MAS. FAIRBANKS IN MOVIES TOGETHER   Spoue’’ and Stary to Appear as Co/ — ‘  Stars in Pieture Shortly.

MARY AND DOUGLAS TO WORK TOGETHER      MARY PICKFORD WEDS DOUG.   LAS FAPRBANKS LESS THAN MONTH AFTER  ODI  VORCE FROM MOORE

To Be Known as an Honest Pa.  tridtic American Is His Great. eat Aim in Life,   SPOKE IN CLEVELAND TO VAST AUDIENCE   Claims Wilson's Latest Statement Still Holds Article X of the League of Nations in Its Place as the Heart of the Covenant.

HECKLERS KEEP HARDING BUSY WITH QUESTIONS    Senator Tells One He Does Not Ask Hiram Johnson to Agree With Him on League,

Senator Brings Cheers at Cleveland with His Plain Talk   Declares He Is Bringing - Leaders of His Party  Together

HARDING ON FINAL TOUR OF HIS STATE   Declares He Has Succeeded in Bringing Johnson and Taft . Together.

IN CENTER   Senator Harding Tells Cleveland Crowds He Will Neve: Send Treaty With Article 2 to Senate.   “WILSON SPEECH PUTS "ARTICLE IN ISSUE   Republican Candidate Taiks to Four Big Crowds in Clevejand and Answers Many Questions Frankly.

HARDING SPEAKS AT AKRON, OHIO TONIGHT   Declares in Statement Today Taft And Johnson Are Closer Together Than Ever Before :   NEITHER PARTY IS UNITED

HECKLERS GET READY ANSWERS    Harding Replies to Queries and Gives His Attitude on Socialism.

HARDING MAKING SPEECHES IN OHIO   SAYS JOHNSON AND TAFT ARE CLOSER ON THE LEAGUE THAN HERETOFORE

PLAN CONCERTED FIGHT AGAINST HIGH LIVING COS)   Railway Brotherhoods and Parmer National Council Seon to Hold Contcorence at Detroit,

reine etecnmtahines i in nn tt onsen yy tema  START FIGHT ON BONUS.

TURKIN CABINET IN TREATY ROW   Dissatisfaction Over Allies Terms Causes Ministers to Resign.

KAPP PLOTS NEW WAR ON ENTENTE   Premier Bauer Reveals Usurpers Seek to Revive Kaiser Aims.   Quotes Gen. Luettwitz as Demanding Great Army Remain Intact and War Materials Be Not Oe. stroved.

HS we rw ~ HOSTILITIES   Ebert’s Chancellor Tells of Plot for New War.   WOULD REVIVE KAISER AIMS   Premier Bauer Quotes General Von Luettwitz as Demanding That the Great Army Remain and War . Waterials Be Preserved.

KAPP PLOTS NEW © WAR ON ENTENTE   Premier Bauer Reveals Usurpers Seek to Revive Kaiser Aims.   WANTED TO RENEW CONFLICT   Quotes Gen. Luetiwitz as Demanding Great Army Remain Intact and War Materials Be Not De. stréyed.

CHIAUARUA CITY 1h  TAKEN BY REBELS   Revolullonists Capture Large — Cily of Mexico,   ‘SALINAS HELD PRISONER.

CRINUANUA CITY 1S TAKEN BY REBELS   Revolutionists Capture Large City of Mexico.   SALINAS HELD PRISONER.

OKEABOMA: BES. :      HARDING FAVORS _ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

COX WILL CLOSE HIS TOUR TOOK   Governor. Accuses Republica *-Chairman_of Impersonating: .. Democratic: Members

FRENCH COURT HEARS GOULD DIVORCE CASt   Former Premier Viviani Plaintiff's Counsel Pleads for Annulment

WET OFFENSIVE: NIPPED IN. BUD          Missouri Con peal Valstead Ace on Reston Todiey

}  Ie ernppr IN OWERESS  ane GUsihWliined   “Dryas” in House Win Quick . Victory When Bill Is Intro- : duced That Would Repeal Volstead Enforcement Act”        Igoe of Missouri Springs Big  Surprise, But Cloture Rule .. Shuts Off Debate and Quick: ly Spells Defeat for Measure"

THE GERMANS TO GIVE UP SHIPS   WILL TURN OVER VESSELS TO ALLIES THIS WEEK.      Total of 126 ¢ Battlest  t Will Include Hight sand a Number of cr

One Hundred Twenty Vessels To Le Uiven to kotente Alles.   EIGHT ARE BATTLESHIPS   Number of Cruisers, Also, Accord ing to The Terms of Treaty ot Versailies.

GERMANY TO: DELIVER. SHIPS TO THE ALLIES           Cit Kandred, Twenty Vesse and feht Hilttleships Mtest Be Innded- Over,         PEEVES.- HUN. SAILORS      Tnions Ask Govériiment:To Keep  fhips, Predicting Lahor Uprisings will Wolly Les.  7 livery’ to “Allies,

COX PROPOSES 4 LAWS TO REDUCE COST OF LIVINC   Says They Offered Harding Chance to Break With Reactionaries.   SAYS PROFITEERING SOURCE OF RADICALISM      Would Limit Time of Storing Goods and Place Prices Paid to Producer on Every Article.

STILL HARPING “ON SLUSH FUND   Governor Cox Also Talks in Frisco About High Cost of Living. —   SAYS REPUBLICANS BLOCKED REDUCTION   He Declares ‘Senatorial Ol. garchy’’ Protected Per nirmtnne Praftaaxre 7 J

ADVOCATES FOUR CONCRETE AN DEFINITE MEASURES   For the Reduction of the High Cost of Living   Measures Presented in the Senate and Offered Harding   An Opportanity to Break Away from Reactionary Crowd, But He Wae “*Sitent.”’

COX PROPOSES FOURMEASURES TO LOWER THE COST OF LIVING   Candidate Rehashes Plans Rejected or Allowed te Die In Senate   HARDING IS BLAMED   Tells Californians Abuse of Profiteering Privilege Makes Radicals

DEMANDS MADE      German Workers Want Troops Withdrawe Frem Bertin:

BEMANDS MADE   (ferman Workers Want Troops Withdrawn Pron Berlin,

ROOSEVELT DROPS DEAD   Late Colonel's Cousin, Noted Artiat, Collanses in Alew York Club.

JELLICOE IN NEW YORK      MORFER FIRST SEA LORD OF GREAT BRITAIN MAKING WORLD TOUR,  ms

JELLICOE 38 IN NEW YORK   Former British Naval Leader Guest of Charlies M. Schwab.

WESTERN MD, ' HITRY STRIKE   YARD FORCE GOES OUT AT  HAGERSTOWN TO NUMPOR Ay oor   Baltimore and Ohio Men Return to Work Today at Brunswick and Fl]sewhere:

MAY LIFT EMBARGO      ‘But Freight Conditions Are Uncertain. Some Back to Work.

NEW PARTY NEARS SPLIT WHEN FORTI-EIGHTERS OBJECT 10 EUGENE DEBS   Laborites Are Unwillingto Accept Anything But Principles of British Guild System   Newly Born Organization Goes Into Ses sion This Morning to Select Its  Presidential Candidate

FORTY EIGHTS 10. HOLT THE TIGKET   LEADERS ISSUE STATEMEN'  DENOUNCING OUTCOME OF CONVENTION.   AAPPED RADIGAL PLATFORN   Cannot Subscribe to ‘Principles of British Guild Socialism,’’ Displayed By the Newly Formed Party.

MIDDLE MAN SYSTEM MUST BEREVISED   Such Is Message Ta Bankers From Coast Delegate.

. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ALL REGULAR CHURCH SER\ CES TOMORROW.—Ad\.

GOVERNMENT ASKS INFLUENZA REPORT   DAILY REPORT GOKS TO WASE INGTON—QUARANTINE MODIFIED SLIGHTLY

WOMAN WAS MISSING WIFE   Positive Identification of Trunk Vietim in Birmingham.

NATION SEARCHED FOR CLUES 10 ——— WYSTERY      Body Found in Trunk Said to > Be Identified As Wife of Mississippi Farmer

MORE EVIDENCE FOUND ON TRUNK PACE VIPTIN   ‘Alabama Newspaper Says ; Woman is Wife of Farmer,  Who Disappeared   POLICE SEARCHING FOR _ RODY’S VITAL’ ORGANS   Description of LeRoy Sent Gut to Peace Officers of : Country 

CONDEMN WADSWORTH FOR SUFFRAGE STAND   League of Women Voters Alleges Misrepresentation of a and Party

Suffrage Organization De clares James W. Wadsworth, Jr. Misrepresents  State and Party

SINGLE STANDARD OF MORALS 1S ADVOGATEL   LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS ANNOUNCES PRINCIPLES IT WILL STAND FOR.

WOMEN CONDEM NEW YORK SOLE   WApstianrit ts CHANGED WIT MISHEPHESESTING STATE ise Pann

WOMEN CONDEMN NeW YORK Sse NATOR   Charge Senator Wadsworth With Misrepresenting His State and Party In Working Against Sutfrage.

SINGLE MURAL STANDARD oAY WOMAN VOTERS   GIVE SWIFT'S MAN JUST TEN MINUTES TO FIGHT KENYON-KENDRICK BILL   Then Endorse It Alone With Recommendations For Social Purity For Both Sexes.

ONE STANDARD. ” FOR ALL URGED BY SUFFRAGISTS      League of Women Voters Go on Record as Against Com. mercialized Vice

STATE FARMERS ~~ WIL DISCUSS TIMELY TOPICS   CONFERENCE AT INDIANAPOLIS MAY 17 WILL BE LARGELY ATTENDED

” Strenuous Campaign to Induce Farmers to Join L. F. of F. A. Now Under Way in ‘County

BASKET BALL   Covington vs. Attica—Two Games— The Two Girls’ Teams Played An  Inmtaractinge Cama

JOE DIXON CLAIMS UR DELEGATES FOR VIGE PRESIRENT   COT 100 VOTES.

JOE DIXON CLAIMS QU DELEGATES FO VICE. PRESIDENT   GOT 100 VOTES.

HINDENBURG FOR PRESIDENT   Consented to Become Candidate for Heed of German Government.

$7,000,000 FORD BONUSES   Checks for That Amount Are Now Being Written, Edsel Ford Announces.

FORD PLANT TO PAY BIG BONUS   Workers Will Get 7 Millior January 1—Extra 3 Per Cent on Certificates.

FORD DISTRIBUTES 7 MILLION BONUS      Employes Get Big Divisions of Prof its ot Automobile Company— Not Cut Out.

FORD PREPARES . BONUS CHECKS FOR RMPLOYES   MORE THAN SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED JANUARY t. MOTOR COMPANY SAYS.

ORE 10 GISTRIBUTE OF 000,000 WN BONUS  ~ CHECKS ON NEW YEAE      HOWEVER, 6,000 MEN VOLUNTAR  . ILY QUFE EMPLOY OF GREAT  \.. PLIVVER KING IN THE “-! “AST 90 DAYS

FORD HANDS TO GET $7,600,000 NEW YEAR’S DAY   Bonus Checks Are Being Written—6,000 Employes Quit Work.

BONUSES TO TOTAL $7,000,000   Ford Motor Company Writing Chacks for Emnloves

BONUS FOR ~~ FORD MEN   'The Workers Are to Get Seve Millions i Extra “Money.”

FORD ENPLOYES: GET SEUEN ~ MILLION BON      President © of: Company Cor “rects. Statements Made at’ -; .- Chicago Hearing -

FORD COMPANY _ GETS $7,000,000 BONUS READY   Checks For: Distribution iz ~ January Being Written  eae ease SS ee acas

FORD EMPLOYES TO GET $7,000,000   Bonus Checks Now Being Wr°t ten; Is In Addition To 14 Per Cent Dividends.

BIG SUM FOR FORD MOTOR CO WORKERS   Additional Six Per Cent. Paid On Ford Investment Certificates.

SEVEN MILLION IN BONUS GOES TC FORD FORGES   Checks Being Written For Distribution Starting On January Ist.

BONUS CHECKS 10 TOTAL 7 NALLIGN!   Auto Company Will Distribut Amount Among Workmen on January 1, ~

FOGH DAY WILL ve HE, OBSERVED   FRENCH GENERAL WILL BE HONORED   AH Americans Will Be Giad To Honor Great French General Who Turned Tide OF War

SINN FEINERS PLANNING FOR ECONOMIC WAR   ‘Irish Reds” Will Try To Bring Belfast to Terms by Cutting Off Supplies.

WiLGUt IY APPEAL FUR PLAGE PAUT   Asks Democrats of Nation to Stand by League.   IN FORM OF A TELEGRAM   Wires Reply to Query From Chairman of Oregon Central Committee— Says VU. S. in Honor Bound to Ratify Treaty.

ASKS DEMOCRATS TO BACK LEAGUE   ‘President Wilson Calls on Party to Stand by the Treaty.  ones   Appeal Is in the Form of a Telegran Sent to the Chairman of an Oregon Democratic Central  Comniittee. ee

Pence Vill HSU DER TARIFF   'Republicans Agree That  House Bill Must Be Radi cally Changed to Pass

PENROSE WILL GO 10 WASRINGTON ON TARIFF BILL   WILL TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE OF FIGHT OVER THE RESOLUTION, 18 CLAIM

CHAIRMAN OF SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE PLANS TO RETURN TO CAPTPAL   10 LEAD TARIFF FIGHT   Pennsylvania Senator Intends — te Take Personal Charge of Fight Over Kmergency Tariff Meas ure If Health Permits.

Penrose to. Take Charge — OF Fight for Emergent cy” Tariff Bill’ In Senate

WITNESS FOR THE GOVERN MENT MAKES IMPORTANT STATEMENT SATURDAY   HONSPIRACY 1S CHARGED   Test mony Saturday Sought to Show That Senator Had Intimate Knowledge of the Campaign.

OT RONG LINKG If NEWBERRY 5 CASE   Woman Tells a Lot of Things That Make Up Interesting Story.

WOMAN TELLS OF NEWBERRY ~DAGANIZATION   Prosecution Forges Strong Link in Chain of Evidence.

U. S. ATTORNEYS WIN BIG POINT NEWBERRY CASE   Stenographer Gives ‘In. side Dope’ on Campaign Headquarters.

STRONG LINK FORGED IN NEWBERRY CASE   Stenographer Says Senator’: Mail Box Was Used by Manager When in New York.

OTRONG EVIDENCE WN ELEGTION GASE   WITNESS FOR THE GOVERN MENT MAKES IMPORTANT STATEMENT SATURDAY   Testimony Saturday Sought to Show That Senator Had Intimate Knowledge of the Campaign.

3STENOGRAPHER ON WITNESS STAND   Zvidence Given Considered By Prosecution as One of the Sirongest Links in Newberry Wpial.

WISCONSIN SOCIETY OF EQUITY CANNOT BE SUED, ATTORNEY GENERAL ASSERTS

MEMBERS OF RQUITY ARE > 16 PONSTBLE   Attorney General Hold: Members Liable for Debts af Roard of Directors   CITES RECENT DECISION   Says State Union Voluntary Organization and Action ‘Aims at Individuals

PRODUCTION OF GOAL 1S ASING, WEEK SEES THLL FATAT (UE SHET VARIETIC

GREAT INCREASE COAL PRODUCTION ONE WEEK JULY   Week End July 17 Largest Production Since  March.

OOUCTION OF GOAL 3 RISING, WEEK SEES TALL TOTAL OF SOFT VARIETIE

LEAGUE TAKES UP PLAN FOR DISARMAMEN]   JAPAN REFUSES TO CUT COWN FORCES UNLESS UNITED STATES DOES, SAYS ISHII

LEAGUE TD ASK AATHONS TO PUT ASIDE THEIR UNG   Japs Want t America Tc Disarm First Ishii Savs.

KILLED HIS WIFE AND SELI   Spectacular Tragedy Enacted by the 5 Ghlef of Police at a Carnival at Chambers, Nebraska.

F58,98 Lotal mustered or service. Very alncerely,  WM. LroNaRD, In Wiehita (as) Fag   YOUR HOME TOWN FIRET

G.0.P, RACE GROWS MORE BITTER   Week’s Political Developments Featured By Increased Activity   SITUATION IN STATE ACUTE   Harding May Take Personal Charae of Campaign.

Hoover Movement Continnes to Show Great Activity on Pacifle Coast and California Purnishes a Politieal Situation Not Exceeded in Interest Anywhere in the Country,

HEAD OF. NATIONAL GRANGE DISAPPROVES  QUESTIONS ASKED CANDIDATES

Republican Avers Germany's Power Was Ruined by One Man Government.   Candidate Piedges Co-opera: tion With Congress and American Peopie.

Will Listen to Voice of Americans Instead of Europeans  Candidate Is Greeted by   Candidate Is Greeted by Thousands at Wheeling Tuesday Eve

FRANGE PLEASED WUINOOLBY NOTE   MILLERAND SAYS COMPLETE ACCORD iS SHOWN IN THE RUSSIAN DISPUTE.

PREMIERS AGAIN TRYING TO AGREE   France Aligns Itself With U.S. in Russian Policy--English Laborites in Session--Armistice Negotiations Start Tomorrow.

HOUSE PLAYS ~POLINGS ON BONUS BIL   Service men’s compensation measure before lower  sap toes ga

FAIL TO AGREE ON BONUS LEGISLATION BiG BATTLE NEAR   Proposals Made To Levy Tay Of 80 Percent On Industries In War Work   Business Men Contend That Proposed Measure Would Cripple Business

SOLDIER BONUS “LEGISLATION IS BEFORE HOUSE an TO TAX VAR PROFITS  TO RAISE THE MONEY STARTS ‘A FIGHT.  BUSINESS INTERESTS IN OPEN REVOLT

SOLDIER BONUS LEGISLATION IS BEFORE CONGRESS   Developments Indicate that Leaders «Are No Nearer  Solution Than They were Sith Buon ©   OLD PLAN PROPOSED      gislulars Would Leyva ax on War Profits ” For 1920 Which Would Yield Greal Sum Required.

TROOPS RESTORE ORDER AT DULUTH AFTER LYNCHING   Three of Six Circus Hands Strung Up For Assault; Victim is Dead

TROOPS RESTORE ORDER FOLLOWING TRIPLE LYNCHING   State Militiamen Are In Charge atDuluth, Minnesota.   CIRCUS NEGROES ~~. ARE STRUNG UP   Convicted at A’ “Summary Court” of Attacking a 17year-old White Girl.

MOB MURDERED THREE NEGROES   ‘Accused of Criminal Assauit Upon a White Girl at Daluth, Minn.   VICTIMS STRUNG UP TO POLES NEAR JAIL   City Authorities Powerless to  Prevent the Frenzied Mob ot se . -e-a

Mob Wrecks Summary « Punishment On Circus Roustabouts, Ac- . cused.   ‘‘CRIME COURT’’ IS HELD BY CROWD   Six waspene Are Taken-— Three. Are Reieased— Guardsmen Patrol Duluth.

MILLION DOLLARS IN FILMS LOST IN FIRE   Thousands of Pictures Burned in Blaze at Film Exchange Building, Kansas City. -

MOTION PICTURE FILMS BURN   Loss of Million Dollars as Reault of Kansas City Fire.

KANSAS. CITY. HAS SPECTACULAR. FIRE OF MOVIE- FILMS   Thousands Watch Million Dol . lars Worth of Pictures’ % * Bopa

RUHR DISTRICT 13 DANGER SPOT NOW   Open Warfare Reported in Ger man Coal Region, With Heavy Casualties.   BERLIN SITUATION IMPROVED   Ebert Government Expected to B Re-established Soon—Retiring Revolutionists Kill Score Of Citizens.

EXPECT EBERT TO DO A COME-BACK   Quiet In Berlin But Outbreaks Reported From Other Sections

QNE STATE SUES OTHER QN TRESPASS CHARGE   North Dako‘a Contends Minnesots Drainage Ditches Would Ov rflow.

REESE: LES EE eo  HEARING BEGUN BY RAIL BOARD   } _ _Wage Demands of 2,000,000 Railroad Men Are Put Before   New Commission.

KILLED Li? VER IN HIS ¢.EEP, THEN H_RSELF   ‘Sleep for My Hand Is Sure,’ Wrote Pretty Divorcee Before Double Tragedy.

PHBE OF DEATH OF AFFINITIES   BOTH FOUND IN THE ROOM OF “THE WOMAN IN THE CASE” WITH BULLET HOLES IN THEIR HEADS.

eMAVORCER KILLs~ LOVER, THEN HERS            Bodies Found in Bedi. Mudie 1 Chicage—Poem Lert Piiv Medsalde, :

Light Thrown on Tragedy by . Woman’sPoem   Coroner Holds Pretty Divorcee Killed Chicago Clubman and The: Herself.

CHICAGO HAS BIG SCANDAL   BodiesWealthyClubman and Pretty Divorcee Found.   KILLED HIM AND HERSELF   So Coroners’ Physician Decides — Bodies Found in Woman's Apartment— Maa Had Family.

ADVISE MINERS TO GO BACK   English Union Officials of Miners’ Fed. eration Act in Face of Strike Vote.

ENGLISH STRIKE ENDS,   Mine Leaders Call § Sirike Off And Order Men to. Work.

ROVISE MINERS TO GO BACK   Pg Se _  BAgtish Union Officiais of Minera’ Fed. a ., eratiinvAet in Face of _ . Strike Vote.

MINE STRIKE ENDS   British Lalor Heelies in Accept Goy ernment's Terms.

BLIZZARD GENERAL   All. Sections: of.. State - Rend ~ Snow: and: ite Storm  .~ After Rain...   Easter. Parades Spoiled i Most Cities of Ohio “Sunday,

DEFENSE OF PEREKOP ~ MADE MORE DIFFICHL      Position of White Army Howeve _ Believed Not Vitaly —  "Weakened.   ALLIES CONCERNED OVER _ CAUCASUS DEVELOPMENTS   Eventual Glash Betwwer Between. Reds’ anc “Allied. Troops in: eee _. ‘Beems Likely,   SITUATION. 16. DANGEROUS   Jungtion Between Bolsheviki and ~ Turkish Nationalists Ap-poera: Imminent.

GENERAL WRANGLE IS BACKING UP A LITTLE   Allies Worrying Somewhat About Affairy in Armenia Just Now.

RANGERS HELD 1a READINESS 10 STGP "TLEGAL” STRIKE   Said 2,000 Men Wil! Respond to Strike Call   AUTHORITIES CLAIM STRIKE ILLEGAL

MINERS QUIT JOBS IN COLO. COAL FIELDS   Movement Will Deprive One. Third of State of Coal Supply, Is Claim   TROOPS UNDER ARMS   COLORADO RANGERS UNDER ARMS READY TO MOVE INTO COAL FieLoDSs

200 RANGERS ARE UNDER ORDERS IN COLORADO STRIKE   State Officials Declare Action Of Miners That Would Reduce Coal Supply Is Illegal.

SMUGGLE BOOZE INTOU.S., CLAIM   CLAIM ADVANCED MASTERS OF SHIPS CONSPIRE TO VIOL“TE AMERICAN DRY LAW

MAY SEIZE BOOZE SHIPS   FOREIGN VESSELS MAKE “DRY” LAW, _. INEFFECTIVE IN EAST.   Internal Revenue Bnreau Admite Smugglers’ Confiscation Might Canse International Tronble,  but Sees No Other Way Out.

MAY SEIZE SHIPS T0 RID BOOZESMUGGLING   VESSELS FLYING FOREIGN FLAGS BRING MUCH LIQUOR TO U. 8. SHORES   seamen of Other Nations and Amer ican Law Violators Linked in Booze Traffic.

OMPO OAD TO BE SMUGGLING LIQUOR   GOVERNMENT CONTEMPLATES SEIZURE OF VESSELS VIOLATING LAW.

MAY SEIZE AND SELL SHIPS BRINGING RUM   Drastic Plan Necessary to End Liquor Smuggling,

PLAN TO TAKE FOREIGN SHIPS THAT SMUGGLE   Many Ship, Violate Prohibition Law by Bringing in Liquor and Selling It In America.

OLIE FOREIGN Fo TO OTOP  LIQUOR TRAFFIC   Bureau of Internal Revenue Considers Drastic Action to Curb the Smuggling of ——_.  CARING — BOOTLERCERS      Seamen and Masters Connive to Lay in Supply of Liquor in Foreign Ports and Deliver in America.

SEIZURE CF FOREIGN SHIPS.   Thetr Sale Also For Violating Prohtbition Laws, Under Consideration,  Pe ee gerne gee ae 

TO SEIZE FOREIGN VESSELS BRINGING LIQUOR INTO U.S   OFFICIALS BELIEVE THERE NO OTHER SOLUTION OF  ote,

ENGLISHMEN DEFEAT RAY   American Team Leads Field in Day's Events at Antwerp.

AMERICANS LEAD : IN OLYMPIC GAMES   Forge Far Ahead in “ Contests Or  Field and Track—British Second.

CARUSO MAKES IT WITH HAVANA CROW   Appeared. Before Cuban Audience Today at Ten Thous d Dollars Per Sing. — Mave Barslentan With Him In the Onera.

Would Regard Such A Movs As Step Against Peace Of Workers   FIGHTING WOULD RESULT   Officials Say Active Revolu tion Against Soviet Russia Are Dead Issue

RUSSIAISSUES = A WARNING TO GREAT BRITAIN   ‘Informs British * They Must Not Oceupy  Batum.   SHARP NO’ rE SENT ~ CONTAINS THREAT   ‘Soviet Russia Will “Take Alt Necessary Steps’ Shoukd Eneland Act.

ey Wan”  ATISH NOT APY AAT   WHEL Ti ake. All Necessary “Steps” if Note Goes ~ — [Jnheeded.

Soviet Gives Warning To Great Britian   Warns England Not To Occupy Batum——Soviet Says Necessary Steps To Be Taken

SOVIET WARNS GREAT BRITAIN NOT T0 OCCUPY  PORT OF BATUN   Sharp Note is Dispatched From Moscow Relative to  Black Sea City   “AT YOUR OWN RISK”   British Policy of Inciting Revolution May Cause Outbreak In Caucasus

WARNING SENT BRITISH BY SOVIET GOVERNMEN}   Great Britain Told Not To Occupy Batum On the Black Sea—Russian Officials Declare War Will Follow Any Such Action.

it ee ee   : WEARING TWO PANTS of fe BEST WAY TO FOTL of . BANDITS, HE FINDS 4}

HERE IS ONE GREAT DISCOVERY   Fool Holdup Men by Wearing Extra Pair Of ‘Trousers

SLIGHT DECREASE SHOWN   .Winter Wheat Area Sown This Fail Exceeds 40.860.000 Acres.

VOTE INDICATES ITS PASSAGE   First Test Vote to Declare Peace Indi¢ates Passage of the Bill Ry   GOOD MAJORITY   Official Vote Will be Taken at Five O’clock Friday— Attack Wilson

NEW PEACE BATTLE OPENS WITH SHARP ATTACK ON WILSO   REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN BLAMES PRESIDENT FOR KEEPING THE U. 8. Av WAR WITH GERMANY   EXPECT WILSON’S VETC   Demo: vats Assent Peace Resolution is Effort to Discredit: Wilson —Ieaders Believe Nec. wsaey Two Think Majority Can’t be Found

Peace Resolution Will Gc ~ Through. House With 58 Maiorityv. —   DEMOCRATS: DEFENDED WILSON IN SPEECHES   Declare Action of Congress Is llegal—Veto Is About Certain, . .

08 MAJORITY ON NEW PEACE PLAN   -irst Contest Indicates Republican Proposal to End War Will Win by Easy Margin; Seven Democrats Bolt Leadership of Porty; One G. O. P.

PEACE PLAN NOV BEFORE HOUSE   Indications Are That it Will Pass _ in Congress

HOUSE EXPECTED TO PASS -PEACE RESOLUTION TODAY   Democratic Leader Clark Said It  Unconstitutional and Would Never he Effective.

THE RESOLUTION ON PEACE IS UP IN HOUSE TO-DAY   CHAMP CLARK ADMITS IT MAY PASS BET PREDICTED THAT I WOULD BE FOUND UNCO: TUTIONAL.

Peace Resolution Before the House      Test Vote Shews Resolution Will Carry by OS Majority When Put to a Vote

TURKEY BACK TO A WAR BASIS   Minister Said to Contemplate am Ate tack On Greeks.

TO MOBILIZE TURK ARMY?   Minister of War Orders Printing of “Call to Arms.”

MOBILIZING OF TURKS REPORTED IMPENDINC   ATTACK ON GREEK AND OTHER ALLIED TROOPS IN ANATOLIA IS FORECAST.

MOSLEMS PLANNING ~—. ARMY MOBILIZATION   Turkish War Minister, Says Report, Starts Move to Attack Allied . Garrisons.

“WANT APOLOGY   American Citizens Demand Apology of England tor Alleged Insults.

CONSTANTINE TO START. FOR ATHENS ON MONDA   According to Present Plans H Will Arrive There Late Next Week.   Ig TO BE MET. AT VENICE   Greek Battleship Averoff Now 01 Way to Take Aboard Returning Monarch,

CONSTANTINE IS DUE TO ARRIVE IN ATHENS NEXT WEEK   FORMER GREEK KING TO LEAVE LUCERNE NEXT MONDAY.   FORMAL INVITATION SENT BY GOVERNMENT   Ex-Ruler Tells Associated Press Rep resentative That He Has No iil Feeling Toward Any of  Entente Powers.

SECRET’ OUT “AT LAST   Woman Diss Who Masgierades Thirty Years as Man.

GOD AT PROMISING   Would Saccifice Amecicn Boys’ Lives in Serbla~

PRESIDENT — PREPARING FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS =  Of the Plenary Sessions of the Peace Conference.   of the Plenary Sessions of the Peace Conference.

THREE FOUND MURDERED   Police Working on Theory ‘That Woman Shot Sweetheart, Then  Raugghter und Hersclf.

ATTEMPT 10 REVIVE VERSAILLES PAGT   Delegation of Citizens Tr Make Appeal To President Wilson Today

RETURN TREATY TO oeMA GHTIZENS PLE   New York Delegation Asks Wilson to Accept Majori ity Reservations. :

NEW YORK POLICE MADE FORTUNES   Officers Bank And Brokerage Accounts Reveal Immense Sums Were Handled-in Excess Of Salaries.

Prosecutor :Tells of Revela. tions in Bank Account of Indicted Inspector.      30,000 WITH BROKERS   New York Investigation “Causes Greatest Stir Since Becker Case.

FOOD BUDGET REACHED HIGH RECORD IN MAY   22 Articles Increased 3 Per Cen Over April and 7 Per Cent ; Over January.

FOOD BUDGET SEIS NEW HIGH RECORD   Increases In ‘Cost of Sugar, Flour and Potatoes Accounts for Boost

FOOD PRIGES AT NEW HIGH MARK IN MAY   Increase in Boston for Yeat / 14 Percent   Higher Beef Costs Blamed to the Scarcity of Cattle

PUN] BARES IED ON FRAUD CHARGE   Incicted for Using the United States Mails to Defraud, Ponzi Gives Himself Up.

PONZI ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD   Financial Wizard’s Liabilities Expected to Run _ Into the Millions   SURRENDERS HIMSELF TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNE)    ‘Unable to Meet Obligz Obligations Witt  Closing of Bank

Financial Magician Admits tc Having Served Two Terms in Penitentiaries.

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES APPRE HEND CHARLES PONZI.   LIABILITIES ESTIMATED AT $7,000,000 BY AUDITOR.   Ponzi Claimed Assets of $4,000,000; Creditors Ask For Receiver; Admits That He Had Served Time.

Arrest of “Wizard” Is Based on Charge of Using Mails To Defraud—Attorney General Says Liabilities Will Total Millions.

3 BERND PONZI IS ARRESTEN   FEDERAL OFFICIALS DETAIN THE BUSHEL BASKET MILLIONAIRE.

LIABILITIES OF FRENZIED KING OF FINANCE BiG   U. S. Takes Hand In Affairs Of Boston Boy; Admits Unable To Pay Out.

SURRENDERS ON JHARGE OF USING MAILTO DEFRAUD   Capital Of Bank En. tirely Wiped Out, Ex aminer Says.

“Financier”? Gives Up to U.S. Marshals, Confessing He Can’t Meet Bane Due  Tamoarrnw   ACTION FOLLOWS CLOSING OF BANK   Note Holders File Petition Asking Federal Court to Appoint Receiver to Care for interacts.

WILSON GETS OFFER.   Publisher Would Pay President $150, 000 For One Article,

REFUSES — OFFER   President Wilson Turns Down Offer of $150,000  For One Article

WILSON DECLINES $150,000 OFFER   Refuses to Negotiate With Pub lishers for Writings

rt HUGE NS FUN HIS WAITING?   President Turns Down Publishers, However, at This Time

Wilson Declines $150,000 for a Single Articl   Publishers Clamor for Prod. uct of President's Pen When He Leaves White House

SS  WILSON REFUSES $150,000 OFFER FROM NEWSPAPERS      resident Declines Enormous Sum for Writing Single Article for Syndicate—Competition for Literary Efforts is Keen.

WILSON REJECTED ~ PUBLISHERS’ BIDS   Will Not Accept. Stipulated Price. for Writings After March 4.°

TURNS DOWN SUid OFFERED TO HIM BY A SYNDICATE   ‘CLAIMS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO WRITE ARTICLE OF THAT VALUE.   COMPETITION FOR HIS  WRITINGS IS STRONG

OFFER PRES. WILSON $150,000 ~~ FOR JUST ONE OF HIS ARTICLES    Publishing Companies Were Refused the Use of   His Literary Output for Any Money Consid.

TO MAKE APPEAL FOR MORE WAGES   Proposed Increase Would Total One Billion Dollars Annualiy   COAL PRICE GOING UP   General Increase in Retail Price of Coal Will be Sent Out Today

WILSON IS NOTIFIED    President Is Told Railroad Men Will Carry Demand for Wage Boost to New Transportation Labor Board.   EXECUTIVES CHARGED —~ WITH VIOLATING LAW   Head of Unions Says Exect tives Have Pailed to Com:  ply With Esch - Gammins  Bill; Board Not Selected. 

Jnion Men Charge Railroad Officials With Refusal to Comply with Railroad Law

RAIL WORKERS TQ APPEAL DEMANDS   President’s Joint Conference Dis agrees on Wage Increase

WAGE DEMAND OF ONE BILLION ANNUALLY ASKED   RAILROAD WORKERS TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR AN INCREASE,   The Union Men Charge the Railroad Executives With Refusal to ComPly With the Esch-Cummins Transportation Act,

RR. WORKERS ASK: BILLION INCREASE   WILE APPEAL TO TRANSPORTA. - TION LABOYN BOARD FOR MORE WAers.   ‘TAILEO LD EXECUQIVES SAY VHEY CANNOT PAY INCREASE  Petras tert

2,000,000 RAILWAY ~~ MEN WANT RAISE   President Received a Letter from Rail wsy Head of Federation of . . Eoaahoar

RAILROAD STRIKE TS NOW IMMINENT   3000 Employes of Pennsyivania Ont at Fort Wayne and 700 Switch+..: men at Chicago.

RAILWAY WORKERS. WILL APPEAL FOR: WAGE INCREASES   TO. ASK INCREASES THAT WILL " TOTAL BILLION DOL-: LARS ANNUALLY.   JEWELL SO INF ORMS  - PRESIDENT: WILSON   Union ‘Men Charge Executives! With Refusal to Comply With EsthCummins Measure. 

URGES BOYCOTT ON CANDIES   New York Commissioner of Public Markets Suggests Plan to Relieve Sugar Shortage.

THERE IS PLENTY OF SUGAR ALSO COMBINATION IS THERE   Appeal to President to Appoint a Board to Fix Prices and Regulate the Distribution.

Expert Air Engineers Are Converting Four Planes In. to Hospital Ambulances, — Will Contain Litters for Im mediate TJ ee.   WILL CARRY TWO PASSENGERS   And Pilot On a Trip and Ar To Be Modernly Equipped.

FORMER HEAD OF SCHOOLS 1S DEAD   Dr. Alston Ellis Stricken Suddenly at Home at Athens.

SALAZAR IS NAMED.   Permanent Governor of Northern Lower Cotifornia.

POLISH PEACE DELEGATIONS HAVE RETURNEL      Report That Poles Have Pushed the Reds Rack Six Miles In the Vielnity of Warsaw

LES BACK HOME WITH ~ PEACE WRIT   Refuse To Divulge Con tents of Pact With Russians.

saint taint immmt mi ettarinied nettle concn eaemiiaiameemen em eeu acini lanier ite aaa k ia alleen ait lait ail ai  URGE POLAND NOT  TO ACCEPT TERMS

Delegates ‘Ate Reported to Have Returned te Warsaw With the Proposals   Stiptlations Unknown   Nothing ‘Hai’ Been Learned of th Conditions Which Bolsheo viki Impose

Peace. Delegates Are Returned to Warsav   Met the Russiansat Minsk and Received Terms--Now Consulting With Their Government.

Although Ordinary Jeffries Essned IustracUons That They Should Nui, :

Atlanta Women Vote Though Unregistered   Instructions of Ordinary Are Disregarded in “ne Ward Where Female Negro Vote Exceeds White Vote Four to One; Republicans Say Contest Will Go to Congress

EARL ROOP KILLS “TWO DAUGHTERS AND SURRENDERS   Says He Was Disappointed and Wor. red Over The Sickness in His Family

CHLOROFORMS TWO BABIES, BURIES THEM   Mother Ill With Infant. Father Kills Others.

FARMER SLAYS CHILDREN AND GIVES SELF IIR   Chloroforms Two Youngsters While Wife and Baby Are in Bed.   ‘WORRIED OVER ILLNESS   Murder Is Committed While Children Work in Field With Their Father.

EARL ROOP KILLS. TWO DAUGHTERS AND SURRENDERS   ‘Says He Was Dlaappuluted and Wor. ried Over The Siekwess itn His Family

FARE Hi KE IN: TOPEKA   City Railway Company Gets In' erease to Mect Wage Hike

RAILWAY STRIKE IN FRANCE IS SETTLEL   Men Return to Work When Un derstanding is Reached With Roads.

RAIL STRIKE IN FRANCE ENDED   Understanding is Reacher Between Directors and the Workers   THE MEN ARE SATISFIED   Executive Committee Say: the Employes’ Claims Are Settled Satisfactorily

FRENCH RAIL STRIKE ENDED   Resumption of Work Ordered After Inderstanding.

PRENGH STRIKE AT AN END      Premier Millerand Finds a Way (ne ef Diffiealty and akKilway  tune Roe mmee.

GRANDOPERA STAR DISAPPEARS   ‘Mdme, Walaka Quits Company On Eve of Big Show Without Any Announcement,

GIFEPING AMERICAN SOLDIERS FIRED ON RY COSSACK OFFICER   Fight Follows in Which Yanks Capture Train and Several Russian Army Leaders   TWO DOUGHBOYS ARE KILLED IN STRUGGLE   Signed Statement Says Attacl on Men from United States a Without. Warning

i a > > * a x eS  NOT TO. INTEREST OF  ROBESON TO DEFEAT GODWIN NOW.

es & * £ * B® 8H RF KH  NOT TO INTEREST OF ROBESON TO DEFEAT GODWIN NOW.

Berlin Government Raises ‘the Plaint; Foreign MinisterVoices Alarm Over Activities of Armies of Occupation —

CONCENTRATING TROOPS ON SILESIAN BORDER   And So Report to the Allies. Reports Are Said to Have Been Received From Source Which is Considered Confidential.

BUSTS OF HARDING AND GOK ARE MANE FROM PHOTRERRAPHS   NEW PROCESS USED AT COLUM BUS, OHIO, TO PRODUCE SCULPTURED BUSTS,

THEY DROP OUT   LaFollette or Ford Will Not be Candidates of the Third Party

FORTY EIGHTERS LOSE FIGHT FOR PARTY CONTROL      Laborites Dominate Situation As Fi st - Test of New Party Strength Comes At Chicago Convention -

Impartial ‘Tribunal Will Hear “Evidence Against Forces . ‘Under British Contro!   WIRE COMMUNICATIONS  WITH IRELAND CUT OFF   Eyewitnesses to Looting 9 Cork Say Masked Men Use Bays'to Carry Plunder

FIRES WN GORK INVESTIGATED   Military Board in London Summons Lord Mayor of Irish City.

HUTCHINSON WINS ~ LEGION MEETING      Convention of 1921 Will Be Hek There—Auenst 22, 23 and 24 the Dates

ASPIRIN=Its Uses   First Introduced by ‘‘Bayer” in the Year 1900

FAIRBANKS OUT OF PRIMARY NOW   Springfield é Man Believe: Withdrawal Will Make For Harmony In Party

CONSUMERS CONTINUE TO REMAIN ON STRIKE   FED RESERVE BOARD DOES NOT FIND SITUATION AS YET SATISFACTORY   COLD WEATHER STIMULUS   Aids in Some Lines b but Buying Attitute of Public is Still One of Waiting.

nN oe ee  CONSUMERS STRIKE VERY SUCCESSFUL   PUBLIC) PATIENTLY WAITING FOR PRICES TO COME DOWN.

NO HOPE HELD OUT FOR EARLY READJUSTMEN   Federal Reserve Board Make: Monthly Statement at Washington, D. C.

NO RELICE FROM DEPRESSION SOON   RESERVE BOARD SAYS PUB. LIC DETERMINED TO BRING PRICES DOWN   INEMPLOYMENT INCREASE   National Industrial Board Reviews Conditions But is Rather Optimistic Over Outlook

SEES NO RELIEF MONEY SHORTAGE IN NEAR FUTURE   Credit Conditions Declared to Be Improving Some Extent

NO RELIEF INDICATED BY AESERVE BOARD   REPORT ANTICIPATES NO IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION OF DEPRESSION.   Cancellatjon of Orders Has Coun terpart in Export Trade; Prices Drop, ©

NO EARLY RELIEF FROM BUSINESS DEPRESSION   Continued Decline in Manufae turing Activities Noted.

CONSUMER'S STRIKE  RESPONSIBLE FOR A DECREASE IN SALES   Federal Reserve Board As signs as Cause for Business Depression, a Wait . for. Low Prices. —

NO HOPE IS HELD FOR EARLY RECOVERY OF U. S. INDUSTRY   Consumers’ Strike I Responsible for  Depression,

RESERVE BOARD HOLDS OUT NO HO7E FOR EARLY RELICE   Business Depression Due to Public Determination to Wait for Lower Prices.   BUYING IS CONFINED TO NECESSITIES AND STAPLES   Yo Serious or General Unem.ployment Has Yet Developed, According to Official Reports From 45 States. Shut Downs Temporary.

British Oil Companies ‘See an Over-Production  of Gasoline in the U. S.

GASOLINE SLUMPS 6 CENTS GALLON IN ENGLAND TODAY RESULT OF THE PROBE STARTED AFTER BIG RAISE

REDUCE GAS IN GREAT BRITAIN   Over Production Giver as Cause by Chamber of Commerce

GASOLINE SLUMPS IN BRITAIN   Overproduction in United States Ie Reason Given for Reduction of Six Cents a Gallon.

DECREASE EN GAS PRICE IS BLAMED ON US   Over-Production In Americe Knocks Down Pritish Gasoline It Falls Six Cents Suddeniy:

DECREASE IN "GAS PRICE IS BLAMED ON US   Over-Production In ~ America   Knocks Down British Gascline !  It Falls Six Cents Suddenly:

GASOLINE IN BRITAIN DROPS Ge A GALLON   Over-Production In The United States Is Given As Reason For Decrease.

BRITISH GAS CHEAPER      Price Drop of Six Cenls Is Variousls Explatued.

6 Cent Drop in Price of Gasoline Laid to  t   U.S. Overproduction

ee ——  ASOLINE PRICES. ARE / REDUGED IN ENGLAND AS RESULT OF PROB   REFINERS SAY AMERICAN OVER PRODUCTION IS CAUSE OF SLUMP IN PRICE,

FRAME NEW TRAINING PLAN   Voluntary Syctem of Drill for Youths of Ninteen.

DEFEAT OF ARMY BILL 1S. CONGEDEL   Compulsory Universal Military Training Provisions Appear Doomed.

CONCEDE BILL TO BE LOST   Plan to Substitute Plan of Voluntary Training of 4 Months

COMPULSORY MILITARY   EVATE PROPONENTS OF PLA? DEVISING SUBSTITUTE SYSTEM OF TRAINING,

VOLUNTARY 10. BE SURSTIUTED FORPAMPI SAR   SENATE WILL’ CHANGE THE PROGRAM ON MILITARY TRAINING PLANS.

INWVERSAL TRAINING  CONCEDED EEE   Substitute Will be Offered: to Give Young Men Temporary Training When Over ‘Nineteen Years of _ Age. — Pidannantc Bear Dateat,

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING MEASURE I§ LOST IN SENATE   Proponents Concede Defeat, Hoping to Substitute Voluntary Training.

-RAME NEW TRAINING PLAN   To Stave Off Defeat Senators Propose Voluntary System of Drill for Youths of Ninteen.

SENATE BACKERS CONCEDE DEFEAT FOR ARMY BILI   Try to Stave Off Vote on Military Training by Substituting New Program.

ONCEDE DEFEAT OF COMPULSORY TRAINING PLAN   Senate Proponents of Measure to Substitute Program for Voluntary Military Instruction of Youths

SOLONS SEE FAILURE OF ARMY TRAINING   Military Bill Would Be Cast Aside for Optional Act.

SOLONSA ARMY BILL I$ NOW DOOMED   Plan Substitute Measure for Universal Training Program

TRAINING BILL BEATEN.      Senate Will Nog Sland Fer Compulsery Traiuing.

GCONCEDE DEFEAT OF PLAN FOR UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING      Friends of Measure Plan Substitute Calling for Volun jawer Teatnminae

JURY GIVES “IRISH ROSE” $10,000 AS HEART BALW   Amy O'Connor, of London. Secures Judgment Against Evansville Millionaire.

“ISH ROSE”IS: GIVEN TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS   Aged’. Evansville Millionair Mutt Pay Amy O'Connor’ < for His Entertainment.   (EVIDENCE - WAS SPICY.

DECLINES TO TAKE INCREASE   thience Official Says Ceanty Needs  Mones Mere Than Hinself.

COUNTY OFFICER PEFUISES RAISE   Cook County, Hi., Comptrol~ Jer Says County Needs Every Dollar Now.

SNOW PLOW UPSETS ANDO SLOCKs ERIE DIVISION; ONE MAN (S KILLED   (Ry Tinited Preas)

Statesman and Author Born in Exile is Chosen to Succeed Poincare as Chief Executive of French Republic   SOCIALISTS THROW VOTE TO SUCCESSFUL NOMINEE   Election Ceremony at Versailles Smacks of Huge Social Function with Premier of Great Britain in Attendance

THREE SOLDIERS ARE KILLED AND SIX ARE WOUNDED IN AM ATTACK UPON IRISH VILLAGE

AMERICAN JURIST CHOSEN MEMBER OF WORLD COURT   Will Lay Foundation For International  Tribunal.

ROOT TO HELP LAUNCH LEAGUE INDUSTRIAL BOD)      Jurists of International Repu: tation to Make Great Industrial: Court. -”

"4 TAKE IN JURISTS iM ENEMY STATE:   i ach Pag aa in Launching th. wots Supreme Court.

ROOT LAUNCH INTERNATIONAL TRBUKAL OF   JUSTICE   Great American Lawyer Is. tc ' Be Invited- io Start New Court Under. League      International Jurists Are to Be Associated in Forming New Body to Pdss of Law

WILL ASK ROOT TO HELP LAUNCH WORLD TRIBUNAL   Court To Be Set Up Im. mediately After Proclamation of Peace   ADVANCE STEPS TAKEN    Managerial Committee —Soor Will Get to Work on Details of the International Bcdy

UOT WILL AID IN LAUNCHING WORLD COURT   FAVORED SUCH TRIBUNAL WHEN HE WAS AT THE HEAD OF ROOSEVELT CABINET   Proposed Solution For the Objections Offered by the Small Nations

ROOT WILL LOIN IN ~ FORMING WORLD COURT   Advice and Counsel of Famous Am: erican Lawyer to Aid in  League Tribunal,

MAYS NEVER WILL PITCH AGAIN, BAN JOHNSON SAYS   Could Not Conscientiously Make Any Trouble for Player. Who is Greativ Affected

TAKE NO ACTION AGAINST MAYS   Ban Johnson Says He May Not Pitch Again.

NO ANTAGONISTIC. ACTION WILL BE. TAKEN. ABMINGT MAYS, JOHNSON DECLARES

NO OFFICIAL ACTION      Antagonistic to Pitcher Mays Will he Taken

FLUMONIA DEATHS SET ANEW HIGH MARK IN CHICAGO   NUMBER OF NEW CASES RE_PORTED, HOWEVER, SHOW A DECREASE — EPIDEMIC SPREADING IN NEW YORE.

FLU FATALITIES REACH HIGH MARK IN CHICAGO   Deaths From Influenza Yesterday Totaled Ninety-six and Pneumonia Ninety-one.

DEATHS ESTABLISH NEW HIGH MARK   181 Die in Chicago Yesterday From Influenza — New Cases Show Decrease.

'NEW HIGH FLU DEATH RECORD   Cases of the Disease Reperted for Day Indieate a Deerease.

VIOLATES TREATY BY SELLING LIVESTOCK   GERMANY SAID TO BE EXPORTING CATTLE AND HORSES TO NEUTRAL COUNTRIES

FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST STEWARD AT EDGEWATER   Dalrymple Starts Raids ii Chicago’s Exclusive District.

RAID MADE ON CHICAGO HOTEL   Steward Accused of Being Connected With Whisks Ring.

DRYS FORCED 10 SHOW HAND   Vote Taken on Question by Resolutions Committee   BRYAN GETS HEAVY JOLT   Nebraskan Decisively Beaten in Setting Un Machinery

DELEGATE FIGHT MAY GOTO HALL - FLOOR THURS.             PY SEATED— 3 HAVE PLOOI       COMMIS LYING as Ow

Platform For The People, Candidate: of The People”. Seems The Intention .Of Sub-Committee; Wilson Men  In Uncontestable Control; Reed ‘And Bryan Out Of It

SECOND DAY OF NATIONAL MEET (S TIME KILLER   Marshail, Cummings and Davis Principal Dark Horses Mentioned

MUST TAKE DRY" TILT TOHEARIN   Will Not Present Other Planks For Incorporation in ” Platform.   READY ‘FOR NOMINATIONS

SEE FIGHT ON REFUSAL TO SEAT REED   Leaders Say Contest Will be Carried Further.

SECOND KEYNOTE SPEECH (a MADE BY SEN, ROBINSOR   This to Be Last “Play Day” for the Convention Delegates.

No Indication from White House as to Its Preefrence for Nominee Yet Received — In Meantime Relative Positions of Candidates Remain Unchanged — Prospects for Fight on Convention Floor Uncertain,

ROUTINE SESSION 10 GIVE COMMITTEES LEEWAY ON TODAY   Sub Committee Has Begun Its Work on Platform; Outcome Is Very Uncertain.   M’ADOO PEOPLE ON FLOOR   Still No Indication of Word to Be Expected from the White House.

Victories Won in Committee and Conference Whenever an Enemy Appears.      NOMINATIONS IN ORDER ‘BEFORE PLATFORM REPORT   Platferm Preparation Waits on Hearing Representatives With Plank Plans.

ADMINISTRATION WINS WHIP HAND AT CONVENTION   Nominating Speeche: Tomorrow; Platform Fight Starts.

SEAT REFUSED TO WILSON FOE IN CONVENTION   Donkey Conclave Prepares to Grapple With Real Tasks  of Session   PLANKS HEWN TODAY   TO SAVE TIME BY REELING OFF DUSTY NOMINATION SPEECHES WHILE PLATFORM IS MADE

AARDWARE.IMPLEMENT & FURNITURE NEWS   Edited Each Week by M. E. Southwick   CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.

THOMAS AUTOPSY SHOWS ACCIDENT   Find Mrs. Pickford’s Death Was Due to Poison.   No Trace of Violence Is Found—Jack Denies Stories of Wild Parties and. Quarreis,

OLIVE THOMAS: DIED OF POISON   Official Autopsy Reveals Actress Death Caused by MereuLrial Poisoning.

OLIVE THOMAS AND HER HUSBAND TAD PLANNED HOME LIFE   Were Spending a Belatec Honeymoon — Pickforc Calls It a “Ghastly Mis take” ——- Autopsy Show: No Violence.

NO VIOLENCE IN FILMSTAR’SDEATH   Say Mercurial Poisoning: ed sox. INV THOMAS, cease   RAP AMERICAN SPENDERS      Priticess: Avaresto Declares Americai ‘Visitors to -Patie_Are Wasters: and  Bo Not: Measure’ Up to Fighting Douchinud

Husband of Olive Thomas in London, Tells of Paris Tragedy.   ‘BEST OF PALS” HE SAYS   Calls Death “Accident and “Too Terrible to Talk About.”

DEATH AN ACCIDENT   AUTOPSY HELD OVER BODY OF OLIVE THOMAS.   Paris Authorities Faii to Find Any Trace of Violence on the Remains.

Pickford Leaves Paris; Autopsy Held on Wife   Physicians Examine Body o Dead Movie Star to Find Exact Canse of Death.

THOMAS AUTOPSY HELD   Find Mrs. Pickford’s Death Was Due to Poison.   No Trace of Violence Ils Found—Jack Denies Stories of Wild Parties and Quarrels.

GUNS DON'T SHOOT ON RUN      Must Have Conerete Blocks tc Support Naval Artillery

Dissatisfied Lipton Will _ Allow His Skipper A New Try Tuesday ©

oo “CHMNGE SKIPPER —OFTHESHHMRNC   Bad Way in Which Captair Burton Handled Craft Sat. urday Will Not Cause Any; Change Yet Say Reports. — Will Run Seeand Race.

LIPTON WILL But _ CHANGE SKIPPER ~ OF THESHAMROE   Bad: Way in Which Captain Burton~Handled Craft Sat ‘turday Will Not Cause .Any Change Yet Say Reports.\— Will Run Second Race. >

NOT CHANGE  THE SKIPPER   Decided to Give Captain Barton °° Amother Chdacer +. °   iT 1S PLAN OF. LIPTON   Race, Untinished Saturday, 1s to Be Re-sailed Tuesday. Alternosa.

TOGIVE BURTON ANOTHER CHANGE   Will Handle Wheel of Cur Challenger in Tomorrow’s Race

GOVERNMENT TROOPS ARE REPORTED OQUTFLANKED BY ARMED SPARTACAN FORCE   Labor Government Would Not Succeed

INDEPENDENTS Ot TET SOGIALIaTS ASK LABOR REGIME   ‘Majority Would Vote Against in Fear of Proletarian Dic tatorship, Assertion.   SUCH RULE WOULD HAVE TO LET ASSEMBLY ALONE   Alternative to This Would Be to Quit If It Clashed With Popular Maiority.

WOULD END PEACE TREATY FIGHT BY FAIR COMPROMISE   AGREEMENT ON ARTICLE 16 SOUGHT BY SENATE LEADERS.   Hold Several Big Conferences Report   Lodge Declares Any Compromiss Must Come From Demo crats.

DEPORTED AGITATORS BATTLE olPS GREW TO GAIN LIBERTY   ‘Uprising Put Down By Sengalese With Fixed Bayonets

DEPORTED REDS MUTINE ON SHIE   “Many Killed Before Troubl Is Quelled—Caried On To Odessa

FRISCO-N. Y. AIRPLANE STARTS   4 ee First Tranecentinental Craft From California on Way Eastward— Has 700 Pounds ef Mail.

ST MAIL PLANE SAILS FROM 5. F   Transcontinental Posta Route Is Established as Ship Leaves

TOUGHEST KID IN HELL'S KUTGHEN   Boy is Awarded $3,500 fo Slander by Russell Sage Foundation.

TOUGHEST KID GIVEN $3500 DAMAGES   Russell Sagi Foundation ir Bad With Court and Hell’s Kitchen Inhabitants

WUE WING IN HIS. SUIT FOR DAMAGES       Tury *: “Gives - Youth Verdict ‘Aguinst Russell Sage Foundation for Damage, To His Character

AY MPGUE NOT TOUGHEST KID IN HELL'S KITCHEN   FORMER ALTAR BOY GETS JUDGMENT AGAINST RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION FOR PUBLICATION OF BOOK IN WHICH HIS PICTURE APPEARED.

Branded ‘tough’ Altar Bov Wins Big Damage Sui   Charity Society Who Picked Youth for “Heli’s Kitchen” Movie Picture and Book Loses Verdict.

JURY DECIDES NEW YORK BOY NOT TOUGHEST KID IN HELL’S KITCHEN; IS AWARDED DAMAGES

BITTFR FICHT  FOR MILLIONS   WOMAN BEGINS SUIT Ti QUST TRUSTEE OF ESTATE,

CONTROL OF RALLIGNS al i BATTLE   Widow Attempts to Wres Control of Large Estate From Former Chan ‘eurc.

WIDOW BATTLES FOR MILLIONS IN UHIGAGO ACTION  Seeks To Oust Chauffeur Who's Trustee Of Husband’s Estate  MAKES GRAVE CHARGE  Asserts She Was kidnaped, And Immured In Mad hanca   Seeks To Oust Chauffem Who's Trustee Of Husband’s Estate

FIGHT OVER CONTROL OF LARGE ESTATE STARTED IN SUIT   Former Chauffeur Now Trustee Of Two Millions Is Defendant.

SEVERE FIGHTING AGAIN REPORTED IN BELFAS)     Many Workmen In Great Ship  yards Involved In The Latest) Clash.

MORE TROUBLE IN AN IRISH CITY WITH SINN FEIN  BRITISH OFFICIALS KEEPING  MAYOR M’SWEENEY UP  BY TRICK.  SHIP WORKERS ARE OUT AT BELFAST

SiPREME BENCH   Former Commander Old Fourth Regiment is Political Aspi rant.

COLONEL ROUGH COMES OUT FOR CUPREME BENCH   ‘ormer Commander Old Fourth Regiment ts Political Aspi rant.

COLONEL HOUGH CANDIDATE FOR SUPREME COURT   Commander of Ohio Regi. prent In Rairibow Divis ion Seeks Election Fo1 Short Term.

FEDERAL ARMY TO QUELL CANTU REVOLT   Mexico to Send Troops Into Lowe Catiternia—Tsisaaee Officers oin.

HARD TIMES INSURANCE PROPOSED BY SOCIET'      Would Cost Employers One Cent ; 2. Month Per Worker:

MOE TEU OY GUMBtHS  PREDICTED BY WM. J BURN   Old’ Crowd of Postoffice Destroyers Declared Busv Again   ANARCHISTS AGAIN PLOTTING CRIMES   Noted Detective Explain: Theories in Exclusive Interview

Old Crowd of Post Office Bombers Busy Again, ‘He: Déclares’i in Exclusive Interview; Loo ks for Even Worse. Crimes Unless Mem-   -: ars ‘of Cane:Are Apurehended .:   SURE-EXPLOSION RESULT OF A PLOT

GAIN FOR SUFFRAGE   SENATE OF TENNESSEE O. K.’'S AMENDMENT 25 TO 4.   Now Up to House—Excited Throng in Chamber—Point Gained in North Carolina.

Ratification by State Now Up t House—Point te Won in North Careclina.

LT  'SUFFS NEAR VICTORY   Tennessee Senate Gives 0. K. to Amendment, 25 to 4.   Ratification by State Now Up to House—Point Is Won in North Carolina.

RAIL STRIKE a TE UP ROW. RGAD   Strike Ballets Sent Gut te 5,800 Emnloyes Saturday

mt EMPLOYEES THREATEN: THK   Strike Ballots. Distributed tare . $08 Employeas or Chiens :‘ go k Novthwesterq’ ne      EFFECT "JUNE   AVEROTS  CLERKS, PREIGHI “AND STATION > EMPLOY ELS   Not. Asking Higher Wages, But Want Agreement Assuring . Better Working C onditions

ANIL STRIKE LOOM AG BALLOT 15 TAKER   Norzhwestern Employes in Chicago Demand Better Working Conditions.   PRESIDENT RAPS CONGRESS

FRAMING NEW BILL FOR SOLDIER AIL   Chairman of House Commitice Says Service Men Will Be Given  : Option in Measure Now  eee.     Soone

Working On Soldiers’ Aid   Choice of Cash Beénus, Aid ou Farm or Home ev Paid’ap GoyernWee THikienaee

FOUR-FOLD BONUS PROGRAM FORMED   Option of Cash Bonus, Farm _ Credit, Vocational Training or Insurance Offered.

Soldiers Aid Program Now Being Formed   Contains Four Options, Cash Bonus Credit on Farm, Vocational Tratning or Paid Up

PLAN PROGRAM TL  “AID SOLBIERS       May Have Option of Four-Fold i Government Heln

Four Plans To Aid Soldiers Are Proposed   House Ways and Means Committee ts Workina on Four.fold Praposi. tion Which Is to be Sub. mitted to Congress Snon

GLAS [3 NAMED COMMITTEE EAD ON RESOLUTIONS   Contrary to Prediction Senator Wash of Montana Seconds Nomination   NAME SENATOR ROBINSON AS PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   Walsh Backers Abandon Bat ile After Canvass Shows Majority Against Move

Aeeeiniatratien Pi shoe Win  irst t Framing , of Platform.   FIGHT IN COMMITTEE TO BE RITTER ONE

Jnited States Will Sit Tight and Take No Part In Affairs South of Rio Grande For the Time Being—Car ranza Has Plan For Coup A Ftat

REVOLUTIONARY CHIEF PROMISES PROTECTION TO AMERICAN LIVES AND PROPERTY; CARRANZA SAFE

OBREGON SAYS CARRANZA WILL _ «GET OUI SAFELY  en TN UAVC A   HE IS BELIEVED TO HAVE A ‘FORCE OF LOYAL TROOPS WITH HIM.   MONTERAY IS NOW HELD BY THE REBELS

SAFE ESCORT OUT OF COUNTRY WILL BE GIVEN GARRANZI   Obregon Trying to Locate Late President to Promise Him Safe Conduct.

On Search For Pres. Carranza   If Former President Accepts He Will Be Offered  “Safe Condyct out of Country. Situation  ‘Quiet Today. Rebels Will Ask Supnport-of A. F. of L.

GOVERNORS 10 HOLD A CONFAR   They Are Arriving in Harris burg for Annual Conference.

D4 GOVERNOR AND GOVG-ELEGT MEET IN ANNUAL CONFAB   Executives and Incoming Head: Gather in Harrisburg to Talk State Problems.

GOVERNORS MEET AT HARRISBURG   Many States Are Represented at the Annual Corference Opening Today

STATID GOVERNORS — CONI NI   Henry Alien Wil Speale at Harrisbury, Pa. Toamorrow,

GOVERNORS CONVENE   ANNUAL MEETING OF STATE EXECUTIVES IN SESSION.   Alten of Kansus Is on the Progran With an Address on Industrial Justice,

STEP TAKEN T0 STOP DAYLIGHT LAWIS FAILURE   Supreme Court Denies Peti‘tion of Springfield Man at Boston Today.

MANY CLOCKS 10 BE SET FORWARD SUNDAY MORNING   Daylight Saving Goes in Effect in Massachusetts and Many N. E. Cities  Tomorrow.

LIVES OF GB CHILDREN SAVED BY HEROIC WORK   NURSES, MATRONS AND FIREMEN RESCUE THEM FROM BURNING ASYLUM — SEVERAL ARE OVERCOME BY SMOKE.

ORPHANS SAVED — ~ FROM THE FLAMES   LUTHERAN HOME IS. BURNED   }But . ALL Inmates Were Rescued By : Firemen—Many Had Maines Escapes’

PHILCREN RESCUED FROM BURRARE ORPHENS’ HOM   68 Little Tots Taken From Flame Encircled Dormitory at Big Lutheran Institution.

HIGHER WAGED BEFORE BOARD   SWITCHMEN AND CONDUCTORS TELL WHY THE INCREASE ASKED IS NECESSARY   Unauthorized Strikers Told The President Will Have Nothing to Say While They Are Out.

PRESIDENT WILL NOT INTERCEDE FOR GUTLAW STRIKERS   Labor Board Hears Arguments of Conductors and Switchmen for Wade Increase.   ERIE RAILROAD REFUSES TO TAKE BACK INSURGENTS   rhree Arrests in Connection With Unauthorized Strike Made in Pitts. burg, Two of Men Taken Into Cus. fody Being Members of 1, We. W,, According to Department of Justice,

PRESIDENT REFUSES   To Intercede f for Striker: While they are Idle

AAD MEN ROK FOR MORE PAY TO OFFaET LIVING GOSTS   Conductors and Switchmen Present Their Wage Demands To the New Labor Tribunal at Washington,   STRIKERS ARE GIVEN PRESIDENT’S VIEWS   Tum gis Tells erg ilson Will Not In Abie in Their Behalf While They Are on Strike,

DEMANDS OF MINERS REFUSED “BY OPERATORS   Latter Refuse Addition al Advance in Wage: and Insist. That Term:  of April Contract Be A-horesst TA. °   ASK STRIKE VOTE

FAP [4009 WAGES LAST YEAR MIMEST HU, § HISTORY REPORT SAY   CENERAL INCREASES IND VALUI GOL FARM PRODECTS IN AMERWA ARE RECORDED,

FARM WAGES HIGHEST YET   Western States Lead With Average of $62.96 Monthly

Acting Governor Oglesby o: Illinois Refuses Clemency to Haensel.

LETTERS. FROM. NEWBERRY Te HIS CAMPAIGN. AGER. .  INTRODUCED.   TELL OF-LUNCHEON: _ WITH ‘COL! HARVEY.   Not: Only National {Dut Inter-  ;  tg ate on t an ; Assert That Harvey Pigtured ‘Ford as national ma  Ice.

FORD’S WAR RECORD DISCUSSED AT TRIAL      NEWBERRY'S FRIEND HARVE) GIVFS SENATOR [NTERESTING DATA ON AUTO MANUPACTURER

HENRY FORD WAR ~ RECORD DISCUSSEL   INTERESTING WRITINGS OF NEV BERRY ARE INTRODUCED AS EVIDENCE IN CASE.

In Other Words, New-York Git; Is Planning on Going on Big Drunk Tonight

MOTORCYCLE AIDE ENDS AT RUSHVILLI   Fourteen Year Old Boy Stole From His Grandmother Near  Brookville.

1 JOY RIDE ENDS HERE   Fourteen Year Old Boy and Motorcycle is Detained Here Today

CLEVELAND STILE ON TOP”   Bagby WL Piteh ‘for Indians  oe: . Apobnst 81. Lous.

SOUTH CAROLINA TO SAVE ON MEAT   This State to Observe Week of Apr'l 5 As Time to Buy Cheaper Cuts

“SAVE MONEY’ MEAT WEEKS ANNOUNCED   re OF JUSTICE GIVES “DATES  OF ‘CAMPAIGN; TEXAS “PERIOD OPENS ‘APRIL 12.

*Denaitment of Justice ae 7 Sa Scheme to Jolt H. ©. L. t Price B. 0.

ag MOORE MAY DIE.      ajar to Sciteleyille Man Belleve oe Yo He ‘Mortal. ta

MOORE MAY DIE.   Injury to Scireleville Man Believec to Be Mortal.

BRYAN MUSTERING  THE JOHNSONS OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Who Are at Friseo to Prevent any, Meddling With the 18th Aimendineut.   THE KEYNOTE TO SIZZLE   ith Denunciation of Republicann amt Reprblcsnism and Land Democrats ‘and ‘Their Achievements to the Skies; Nontinee's Tters<hy Jn Donbt,

ANDERSON WILL RULE "¢ HUGHES PLEA TOMORKE& iow  i {   ¢ ACOCK DENIES ‘AY KNOWLEDGE OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

EASTERN SECTIONS IN GRIP OF STORM   Terrific Gales Accompany Sleet and Snow, Demoralizing All Railroad and Trolley Traffic and Shipping.   SEASHORE RESORTS ARE © ESPECIALLY HARD HIT   deavy Damages to Boardwalks, Docks and Cottages Reported —Cities Call Out Volunteer Snow Shovellers.

FOUR AWAT DEAT ONE TAKES BLAME   Makes, Confession as Quarte Are Placed in Death Robes For. Chair.   RELATIVES MAKE APPEAL

~ PSCAPR DEATE   Confession May Save 3 Mer Condemned to Die in N. ¥.

Relatives of the Condemned Race From Sing Sing to Albany to Intercede for Them.   EXECUTION TIME FIXED FOR TONIGHT   Joseph Milana, One of Four Facing Death, Tells Dramatic Story Believed te Hold Ont Hope for Com. NAantans.

TO ONE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR TONIGHT MAN CONFESSES HE ALONE DID KILLING

CONDEMNED MAN TAKES BLAME FOR THE CRIME   Confesses That He Alone Mur dered Official in The Brony  Statinn.   Others in Death Chamber Maj Be Saved.

WELLS COMPLETED.   (Continued on Page Three.)   Hear Mr. Rozvan.

BRITISH COAL MINERS VOTEFOR CENERAL STRIKE   PROPOSE IN THIS WAY TO ENFORCE THEIR DEMAND FOR NATIONALIZATION OF THE MINES.

MINERS WOULD STRIKE.   British Coal Diggers Would Resort tn Drastic Action.

ENGLISH MINERS TO STRIKE      Want: Nationallzation of Mines is  RNanecan

VOTE STRIKE TO OBTAIN MINES NATIONALIZATION      National Conference of British Coal Diggers Declare for_ Drastic Action

JAPANESE ARE "REASSURED ON COAST POLICY   American Law and ‘Justice  - Will Be Chserved, Says: Qtatsa Nanaritmant

JAPANESE. MINISTER   Department of State Issues Statement on Proposed  California Alien Law   MUST ACCORD WITH EXISTING LAWS

JAPAN REASSURED BY JU. §S.   Ambassador !s Told That Anti-Nip. ponese Legislation Must Conform to Existing Law.

REASSURANCE GIVEN JAPAN   State Department Dis~ cusses Legislation. —   CALIFORNIA ACTS RELATION TO TREATY   Must Be in Accord With Existing Laws..

NO LEGIOLATION  AGAINGT JAPAN TO BE ENACTED   ASSURANCE THAT SENTIMENT OI COUNTRY WILL DEMAND JUS TICE IS GIVEN JAPS,

WILLFROWNON ANTI-JAPANESE LEGISLATION   State Department Gives Ja. pan Reassurance in Regard to California.

REASURANCES GIVEN JAPA   Statement on Anti-Japanese Legislation in California by State Dept.

UNITED STATES REASSURES: JAPAR   Issues. Statement on Californie Land Legislation.

T0 JAP AMBASSADOI   Told That California Law Must Accord With Existing Legal Provisions.

JAPAN REASSURED BY U. S   Ambassador Is Told That Anti-Nipponese Legislation Must ’ to Existing Law,

CALIFORNIA'S VOTE ON JAPANESE TO — BETRNORED   State Department Declares  Will Not: Pay Attention t Anything Unacceptable

MUST COMPLY WITH JUSTICE   State Bepariment ov Align Lact Act In California,   PEOPLE OF JAPAN REASSURED

ANTI-JAPANESE LAW TOBE VOIR   State Department Assures Nippon Ambassador on California Situation.   WILL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE

ANTI-JAP LAWS 10 BE JUST AND FAIR TOKIO TOLD   California Legislatio. Must Be Acceptable To Country.

RESCUE. VESSEL GOES — iNTO FROZEN ARCTIC TO SAVE REFUGEES   British Ice Cutter Steams Northward Where Russian Bark Is Held Fast  in Ice of Pitiless Ocean

OFFERS $55,000 FOR DEMPSEY-BRENNAN BOUT   Daniel I. AEcAIahon Today W ired Of fer to Dempsey’s Manager.

HOME RULE BILL 1S UNIMPORTANT   “Measure Designed As Trap Bu It Failed To Work,”’ Says Irish Paper.

HOME RULE ACT ~ DOESN'T PLEASE   Dublin Newspapers Predict Failure.   MEASURE MAY NEVER GO INTO OPERATION   Ulster and South Ireland * — Won’t Accept.

THE NEW HOWE RULE BILL.      it Seems to Suit Nobody in Ireland Say the Papers.

IRELAND WILL NOT RECOGNIZE HOME RULE BIL   Dublin Newspapers Not Ex cited Over Passage Of Measure.

ULSTER NOT EXPECTED TO ACCEPT HOME RULE   London Press Therofore “Views Passage of Measure as Unimportant

IRISH PAPERS  NOT IMPRESSED WITH NEW BIL!      Belief Expressed’ That Measure May Never Be Put into Practice by the Government.

IALOH WILL NOT ACCEPE NEWLY PASSED HOME RU   May Never Put Provisions Of Law Into Operation.

IRISH NEWSPAPERS DON’T FAVOR BILI   THINK HOME RULE WILL NEVEEI BE PUT INTO EFFECT BY BRIT ISH; SAY IT IS REWARD OI “CARSONISM.”

IRISH PESSIMISTIC OVER HOME RULE   Dublin’ Doubts if Bil) Will be ~Accepted by Tiistor.

ULSTER MAY NOT ACCEPT HOME RULE   Pasasago of Bill not Viewed As Important jn Lendon.—-May Nover Ba Put Into Oporation,

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IS NOT POPULAR   Irish People of All Shades o! Opinion Regard Measure As a Joke.

HOME RULE BILL NOT IMPORTANT   DECLARE IRISH NEWS PAPERS IN ‘THEIR COMMENTS ON PAS-

CLEMENCEAU TO REMAIN  HEAD OF PEACE COUNCII   Former French Premier Will No Retiie Until Adriatic Problem ix Sotved—Discuss Russ Situation

Clemenceau Will Head Supreme Council      Until Adriatic and Other Pressin; Problems are Settled

“But Attitude of Government Was Unjust,” Protests Leader;. ‘Have’ “High Hopes” Now,   Lewis ‘Says “Contest ‘Grew ‘into Battle’ Between Union - and _ Government for Supremacy. —

J, 3. ATTITUDE IN GUAL oTRIKE DECLARED UNEALE   Lewis Says Leaders Submitted to Inevitable in Calling Of! Walkout, but Did So With Protest in Hearts.

MINE WORKERS MAKE STATEMEN   Declaring Recent Strike Off Was Case of Submitting To the _ Inevitable. 7

PUT FAITH IN COMMISSION   Miners “Submitted to In. evitable,” Says Lewis.   U.M. W. OF A. IN COLUMBUS   Decisions of President's Commission Must Meet Approval of Miners, Say Union Officials.

RISINGS AGAINST   Anti Bolshevists Making Tnroads In South Russia, Ukraine   WRANGLE VICTORIOUS   Capture Of , One Thousand Prisoners, Much Booty Is Recounted

AEDa ABOUT TL HAVE. TROUBLED OF THEIR OWN   Unrest Against the Rule of Lenine Grows in Russia

‘DEAF MUTE A PRIEST      First Time In History Such An One Ordained, ‘

FARMERS STRIKE IN NORTHWEST   Declare They Will Hold Their Wheat Until Price Is 85

FARMERS HOLD —. WHEAT CRO!   WESTERN FARMERS REFUSE TO SELL UNTIL GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES $3.00 A BUSHEL

FARMERS STRIKE FOR $3 WHEAT   PRICES ON CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ADVANCE AS A wnhetrTt

HIGHER WHEAT PRICES   Being Sought By Farmers In North weatern State

Vil? GEMGURATS TG MEET AUGUST 11   Date Set By the Democratic State Committee.

MEETS AT COLUMBUS ON AUGUST 17   Date Set..For the Deinocratic State Coivention,

WHITE CHARGES HARDING SPEAKS FOR ALL SIDES   Says Someone Is. Going to -Be Fooled On His Stand On League.   QUOTES FROM H. JOHNSON   Democrat In California Declares That the West Is Now Turning-to Cox. :

Democratic Vice Presidentai Nominee Will Fire Opening Gun of His Western Trio in Chieagn

ROOSEVELT TO OPEN CAMPAIGN IN CHICAGO   Speaking Itinerary Is Perfected by Democratic Vice Presidential  , eae ee

ROOSEVELT TO TOUR WEST.   Vice Presidential Candidate PilanBing Active Campaign.

ROOSEVELT'S TOUR STARTS AUGUST 1   STARTING AT CHICAGO, NOMINEE TO INVADE WEST, ENDING AT BAN FRANCISCO.

RODEVELT oTARTS WEST AUBUOT TIT ON CAMPAIGN TOUR   VICEPRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILL FIRE FIRST POLITICAL GUN AT CHCAGO  eS SS=  ITINERARY 1S MAPPED OU   Will Visit San Francisco 2nd Speak at Principal Cities En Route and Return to East by End of Month

NUOSEVELT TOUR OPENS AUG. 1   OUT THREE WEEKS IN TRIF FROM CHICAGO TO SAN FRANCISCO ;

RORSEY BLT TOUR TO OPEN AUG. 11   First Address Will Be Delivered in Chicaca.

FIRST  BIG SPEAKING TOUR OF DENG CRATS  Will be by Roosevelt, Beginning a Chisada and DPadinag at Indian   Will be by Roosevelt, Beginning a Chicago and Ending at Indianapolis.

DEMOCRATS TO OPEN FIGHT   Franklin D. Roosevelt to Speak is Chicago Week From Today— Cox in October.

BE SPEAKING TOUR OF DEMOCRS  Will be by Roosey evelt, Beginnia ing 3 at Chicago wa Racing ut lndian anoli

BATTLE TO OPEN IN CHICAGO   Roosevelt to Speak in Chicago on Wednesday. October 11.

VILLA WRECKS RAILWAY LINE   Mining Chiefs En Route to Parra’ Are Compelled to Wait at Jiminez.

RAILWAY WRECKED BY VILLA   American Mining Chiefs Are Held Up  an Wav to Parral.

Mexican Revolt Leader Inter. rupts Traffic Between Jiminez and Parral

iniaws  DOPESTER  HARDING GABINE!   Hoover, Lodge,. Root, Lowden Wood, Pershing and Others Mentioned,

INSIDE DOPE ~ ABOUT FAMIL)   POLITICAL MEN WONDER-. WHO WILL BE IN HARDING’S CABINET—HE WILL SELECT ABLE  » 2 MEN.

SUFFRAGE LEADERS HOPE TO WIN IA W. VA, TODA   Absent: Senator Rushing to Charles , ton on Special Train to Cask De siding Vote. -

SUFFRAGE RACE CLOSE IN GEST VIRGIN   Senator Bloch Arrives at Charlestor With Extra Vote for Measure’s Supporters,

BANDITS WREST $1560 ~ = FROM BOOKKEEPER   Young Lady Thrown to Street in Fight 10 ‘Retain Money— Wreck Machine and Money is

Story of Terror Graphically “Told in Diary of Y. MLC. A, Worker at Marash, —         AMERICAN FLAG FAILS           Hospital Controlled by People  From the United States at tacked -- Many Pitifal Sights Described. —

AMERICAN TELLS OF MASSACRE AT MARASH   RELIEF WORKERS UNDER CONSTANT RAIN OF LEAD IN MISSION COMPOUND.   SHUT UP FOR NEARLY MONTE   Turks, Battling for Possession of City, ’ Slaughter Armenians; Twenty Thousand Perish.

CITY IS BURNED AND MANY KILLED   RELIEF WORKERS SEE TURKS SHOOT ARMENIANS DOWN AS FLEE FOR SAFETY

VIVID TALE OF TURK KILLING   EYE-WITNESS TELLS STORY oF MASSACRE AT MARASH.   ‘SCORES OF ARMENIANS SLAIN   AMERICAN RELIEP MISSION Pin. TLES TO STRUGGLE.   Shut Up in Compound and 1 adcr a Rain of Lead for Tweaty-two Days—Fimally Reeceed by Freach Troop=.

Y.M.C.A. .WORKER'S-DIARY TELLS-OF TURKISH-— ATTACKS ON ARMENIANS; ESTIMATE 10,000-DEAD

RELIEF WORKERS IN Aol MINGR UNDER FIRE FOR ALMOST d WEEKS   Members American Committee Shut Off From Outside Communication 22 Days In Compound at Marash.   MORE THAN HALF OF TOWN IS DESTROYED   Armenians Flee Through the Streets Before the Turks, Who Shoot Them; Refu gaec Cinin Ry Sniners..

NOMINATION OF HARDING MADE ON ‘TENTH BALLOT   DELEGATES BREAK FROM BIG THREE FOR OHIO MAN.   GOVERNOR COOLIDGE AS RUNNING MATE   Massachusetts Executive Selected On First Roll Call, Getting Same Number of Votes As Head of Ticket.

AND GLY. COOLIDGE LEAD REPUBLIGAND   Man From Ohio Wins Nomination on Tenth Ballot.   WCOD GOES DOWN FIGHTING   Bay State Man Won Second Place or the Ticket on First Roll Cali— Lowden Weakens and Helps Ohioan Near the End.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE ARE G, 0, P, LEADERS   Ohio Senatcr Wins Nomination for President on Tenth Ballot.   BAY STATE MAN ON THE FIRST   General Wood Goes Down Fighting for the Honor, but Lowden Near End Helps Ohioan Get 674 Votes —-Massachusetts Governor Receives Same Number.

INCHICAGO AND SEVERAL DEAD   Pere Marquette Line Is Scene of Fatal Collision This Morning   MANY INJURED   Dead and Injured Were Returning Home from Sanday Excursion to Points in Michigan—Disaster Being Investigated

TRIO OF TOLEDO BANDITS MOVED IN BEST SOCIETY CIRCLES AS OIL PROMOTER   Had Fast Motor Boat On in Lakes Winning Prize In Race There Labor Day; Credited With  $300,000 In Thefts.   

MINNESOTA PUTS BAN ON POLITICS   Requests Harding and Cox tc Avoid Issues   AT STATE'S ANNUAL FAIR   Harding Continues Conferences With Colonel Harvey Concerning League.

EARNEST HOPES - FOR: TENNESSEE   fF SENATOR  “HARDING APPEALS TO REPUBLICANS THERE.   a REPUBLICAN STATES HAVE ' RATIFIED AMENDMENT.   One State Needed Ze Women’ Ea ieiestion In Coming . _ > Presidqntlal Election, —

HARDING FOR SUFFRAGE   WIRES TO TENNESSEE REPTBLi CANS HIS DESIRE FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF AMENDMENT.

SUFFRAGE — "SUPPORT IS ‘URGED   ON ‘TENNESSEE  LEGIS. “LATURE. BY: SENATOR HARDING TODAY: :   Sends “Message. Expressing .. Hope Tha -Republican - Members. i ‘Support Ratification: Amendment.

HARDING URGES SUFFRAGE HELP   Republican Presidential Nom inee Asks Tennessee to Give Ballot to Women.   [CONGRATULATIONS COME

HARDING “nOPEo TENNESSEE WILL Poo OUFFAAGE   Sends Word To G. 0. P. He Would Like To See Them Support Amendment.

HARDING EXPRESSE “HOPE . REPUBLICANS IN TENNESSEE WILL VOTE FOR AMENDMEN’

HARDING HOPES TENNESSEE WILL Pacs ANE MOMENT   Republican Candidate Sends Message to State Senator Giving: His- Views -

HARDING URGES TENNESSEE TO PASS SUFFRAGE   Asks Republicans In Legisla ture To Support Women’s Plea.

RATIFY SUFFRAGE HARDING'S APPEAL   ADDRESSES MESSACE TO RE. PUBLICANS OF TENNSSSEE LEGISLATURE   Republican Candidates Would Bi Gratified to See Enfranchisement to Women

RATIFY SUFFRAGE _» HARDING’S APPEAL   ADDRESSES MESS. AGE TO REPUBLICANS OF TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE   Republican Candidates Would Be Gratified to See. Enfranchisement ‘to . Women ,

MOTHER LOVE LESSON WILL BRING FAME   Dr. Harding Tells Hov Senator Was Taught To Respect Elders.

‘WOMAN IS INJURED  WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE  NEAR STEVENS POIN   ROADSTER SAID TO HAVE BEES DRIVEN BY NEKOOSA MA. COLLIDES WITH ALTO ON MC. DILL HILL NEAR POINT

WOMANISINJURED ~ WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE. NEAR STEVENS POINT      ROADSTER SAD TO-MAVE BEED DRIVEN. / NEKDOSA .. MAD COLLIDES WITH AUTO ON MC. DILL HILL NEAR POINT

COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA OFFERS SPLENDID PROGRAM   Noted Lecturers, Musicians and Enter tainers to be Heard in Shoals Week of August 4th to 8th.

COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA TO BE BIG EVENT.   Denver Is Enthusiastic For ite Coming.

COMMUNITY CHAU: TAUQUA 10 BE. BIG EVENT   OFFERS SOLUTION OF VACA_ TION PROBLEM

FIND 42 STOWA'WAYS   Steamship Logan From Naples Had Undesirabfe Immigrants,

STOWAWAY RECORD IS BROKEN   Forty-two Foard On steamer ArPivinag at New York.

Steamship amship Logan Brings a Record _  Load of Forty-two Stowaways

KEPT filo LIQUGH IN COURT HOUS   Bold Bad Man Hid His Home Brew in Room in the Temple Of Justice—Had Fluid at Martinsburg, Va., Where it Wae Baund.

FOUR BANDITS ATTENPT BOLD HOLD-UP JOB IN NEW YORK CITY   Crowd In Coffee House Is Thrown Into Near Parc   POLICEMEN FOIL MOVE  Two Of Quartet Are Jailed After a Battle With  Guns

NEWBERRY CASE. AT STANDSTILL,  KING’S ILLNESS      Campaign  ‘Manager Again Breaks Down ~ Under Strain.

DOUBT SHADOWS END OF NEWBERRY TRIAL   King. Principal Witness for Defense Still Sick When Summoned  se Rts  to Stand.

WITNESS BREAKS AT TRIAL.   Statas of Newberry Case in Doubt at {ieand Reaenida_

FOREST FIRES ARE BECOMING FIERGE   Vinds Have Caused Work of Defense = to Be Swept Away; Many Fires =a °° Are Teyond Control, .

GOODRICH NOT 10 RE-APPOINT JENKINS   Member of State Highwa: Commission and Governor Are Having a Rumpus

WRITES THAT HE DID NOT MAKE REMARK   Admiral Sims Told Senate Saturday That Official Made Statement.

SENDS LETTER TO. CHAIRMAN PAGE   Never Said He Would As Soon Fight the British as the Germans--Comment of English Papers.

FEAR OF ENGLAND PROMPTED: DANIELS 10 WRITE DENIAI   SECRETARY OF NAVY SAID HE DID NOT WANT BRITAIN TO BELIBVE HE GAVE ORn DER TO STS

Letter Is Written Chairma n Page Exonerating Secres tary of Sims’ Charge   CONDUCT OF NAVY IN WAR IS VINDICATED   INVESTIGATION WILL show NO ORGANIZATION EVER DID A BETTER JOB, DECLARES DANIELS, 

DIPLOMAT. URGED DENIAL OF SIMS’ CHARGE, DANIELS   Offictal Thought Charge Unanswered Might Cause “Serious Impression”? bs * Secretary Says.

DANIELS MAKES DENIAL, = ~ IN ORDER. TO FORESTALL MISGIVINGS IN ENGLAND

DANELS REPL ~TOATTARKS OF AO RAL SI   Denies He Made the Remarks Crediied to Him a Few Days Avo .   SENDS LETTER TO  SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE   Makes Reply Fearing that England Might Take Offense at Alleged Statements

DANIELS SAYS, IT WASN'T Mi   PENS LETTER TO PAGE OF SEX ATE SUB-COMMITTEE— FEAR OF ENGLAND 

ADVIocd ot PLUMAT  10 oth LETTER   Hopes To Prevent England Getting Bad Impression Before He Testifies   NAVAL AWARDS PROBE WILL BE CONTINUED   Sims Will Remain on Stand and Wider Inquiry Will  Be Held Later

SEC. DANIELS DENIES THAT  ___HEMADE THE REMARK TO SIMS   Writes Chairman Page: of the Senate Sub-Committee ‘for Fear: of Serious Impression on England.

TO SHOW SIMS UP TO THE BRITISH      American, Officials Thought if the Admirals Charge Weot Coan. swered) Might.     Tause Em SSC.

DANIELS DENTES  ALLEGED REP@   Did Not Say l. 8S. Would Fight England as ni

SECRETARY DANIELS FORWARE  _ED LETTER OF EXPLANATION TO CHAIRMAN PAGE.   Denied It" Was Him Who Maga c= Remark that “We Wonld Sunt on Soon Fight the British as Germany.”

PLOT IN HUNGARY FAILS   Royalists in Attempt to Restore Ex. Emperor Charles.

Would Serve If France Does  _Not Object   Dramatic Return by Plane Planned By Royalists

DETROIT POLICE TRACING TRUNK   “New Lead” Starts an Investigation in the Auto City.

CLUES FOUND IN TRUNK MYSTER’   POLICE EXPECT SERIES OF LET. TERS TO REVEAL IDENTITY OF WOMAN.

GLUES IN THURK MURDER MAY GIVE VICTIM'S IDENTITY   Letters From Detroit Directing Movement of Death Receptacle All in Same Handwriting. Expressman Says.

LETTERS MAY SOME EW TRUNK MYSTERY   EXPRESSMAN FURNISHES CLEWS WHICH MAY IDENTIFY VICTTit OF MURDER.

LETTERS LINELI TD RESULT it ENT ECAT   New York Express Man Furnishes Police With Valuable Evidence   NAME OF LE ROY IS FIGURING IN MYSTERY   Detroit Police Get Busy Upon Receiving Phone Message From N. Y.

POLICE HAVE CLEW IN TRUNK MYSTERY   New York Expressman Turns Over Correspondence That May Reveal Details:   FOREIGNERS SUSPECTED   Informant Says South Amer. ican Had Ordered Him to. _ Deliver Trunks *

POLIGE UNEARTH CLUES 10 TRUNK MURDER MYSTER}   Handwriting in Letters May Lead to Clearing Up Identi ty of Woman and Arrest Of Her Murderer.

WRITING MAY BE CLUE TO NAME OF DEAD WOMAN   Handwriting Contained ir Letters May Lift Mystery of the Trunk Murder   NEW LETTER IMPORTANT  Police Announce Developments in Strange Find

MAB DECLINES APPOINTMEN"   Unable te Become a Member of Shippine Raeewa 

GAVIN McNAB DECLINES,   Professional Duties Would Prevent Dati on Shipping Board.

SECRETARY TO COAL DEALERS ARRESTEL   Is First to Be Arrested Follow : ing Report of Special Grand Jury.

COAL OPERATOR ARRESTED   First of Men Indicted for Viola. Hon of Lever Act Sutrentlers.

First of 125 Indicted Coal Men Arrested   Fletcher Surrenders Others Expected to Follow.

WoT a LU pIVORGE IS. FYPEGTED   ‘SURRENDERS — TOGOURT ©   Indianapolis Man First of 125 Men Indicted to. Present Himself For Trial

FIRST GOAL OPERATOR BEING HELO FOR TRIAL   ARREST OF SOME OTHERS AS RESULT OF A TRUE BILL IN INDIANAPOLIS, IS SAID Ta BF. LIKELY TO HAPPEN SOON

FIRST OPERATOR  IN COAL MUDDLE. GIVES SELF UP  Arrests. of Others to - Follow Quickly, lt Is Qari 

FIRST MAN SERVED IN COAL CASE   Initial, Arrest Made Among 125 Persons Indicted For Violating Lever Act

FIRST ARREST IN CONSPIRACY CASE      Secretary of Knox Count Coal Operators Association Is Under $10,000 Bond   NAMES ARE WITHHELD   Known, However, That Indiuna Operators Are Aware of the Charges

BEGIN ARRESTS OF 195 CGAL MINERS AND OPERATORS   Secretary of Indiana Operators’ Association Gives Self Up   FURN ISHES $10,000 BOND

GIA U, FLETCHER ~— -FURNISHES BOND   Others of Miners and Operators Indicted by Federal Grand Jury Expected to Sur. render Within Few Days.

COAL OPERATOR FURNISHES BONE   First of Men Indicted Recently Gives Himself Up.   MOREEXPECTED T0 SURRENDER

ARREST MADE ON COAL INDICTMEN’   ‘ IS FIRST OF 125 EXPECTED TC BE EV FECTED FOR ALLEGED VIOLATIONS.

COAL OPERATOR ARRESTED.   First of Men Indicted for Viola. i tion of. Lever Act Surrenders.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA TROUBLE IS SAID TO BE OVER   Attempt on the Part of Communists to Seize the Government Failed,  Says "Report.

ROT REDUCES NEW ENGLAND POTATO CROP   A Shrinkage of 6 Per Cent from This Cause Indicated by Reports from This Section.

POLE VAULT MARK MANE BY CHI MAN   Americans Continue to Capture Nictories in Seventh Olympiad

WORLD'S RECORD IN POLE VAULT ROKE!   Frank Foss of Chicago Clears Over Thirteen Feet.

YANK BREAKS TWO RECORDS   Chicago Pole Vaulter Clears Nearly 13 1-2 Feet   AMERICANS WIN 200-METRE   Steeplechase Went to England With Three Americans In First Six Places.

FOSS BREAKS 4 POLE VAULT MARKS-TODAY   “hicago Athlete Clears Bar - at 13 Feet 514% —* Inches   YANKS GAIN POINTS   L000 Meter Run Features To ‘day’s Meet of . Olympiad  y

SICK SOLDIERS STRIKE   Protest Against. Order Compelling Them To Leave Saranac.

‘SOLDIERS PROTEST AT  HEALTH SERVICE ORDEF   Two Hundred Disabled Service Men Or ganize to Combat Proposed Move to Banitoriums

DISABLED SOLDIERS  ARE ON A “STRIKE”   Object to Being Removed From Saranac Lake Sanitarium; Government Explains

DISABLED VETERANS GO OUT ON “STRIKE’   Order of Health Service Transferring Them From Hospital to be Tenored.

HUTCHINSON HAS THE HIGHEST DEATH RATI   Atchison the Lowest, According 1o Heaith Board, For The Epidemic. _

‘ATCHISON 18  HEALTH RESORT   Has It On Other Kansas Cities.   THE DEATH RATE LOWEST   Our City Had 800 Cases of Flu But Only Twenty-Five Deaths.

DEMOCRATS RESENT CHARGES OF NEGRO HISCRIMINATIONS   Climax of Stormy Session ir Washington Reached When Photographer Tries to  Take Group Picture.

DISCRIMINATION AGAINGT NEGROES: AT POLLS CHARGED   Storm of Denials and Addi tional: Charges Grows in ~ Volume.   EFFORT TO MAKE GROUP PICTURE BROUGHT CLIMAX   ‘Declaration That Majority of : White Population of Many Southern Communities Were  Lawless Stirs Southern  Members of Committee.

Garg Brought Before House Committee  tisés Storm of Criticism From Memawa tailing headm Sauth.

NEGROES MAKE VOTE CHARGE:   Discrimination at Polls } Charged Before Census -Committee Hearing

UHARGE WILFUL DISCRIMINATION   Against Negroes at Polls in Southern States   Southern Members of Census Committee Resent Statements of Witnesses and Demand that they Confine Themselves to Facts Within Their Personal Knowledve

NEGROES CLAIM VOTE IS DENIED — JHEM IN SOUTH   ‘SOUTHERN SOLONS REFUSE TO  §IT FOR PHOTOGRAPH WITH BLACKS AS BACKGROUND

UISGHIMINATION AGAINST SUUTHERN NEGROES CHARGED   Charges are Resented By Southern Members   OBJECT TO PICTURE BEING MADE

ARMY WORM WARNING IS SENT OUT TODAY   Mississippi and South Caro lina Have Been Affected ane ' Virginia is: Threistened With The Pest Which Has Don  WMuch Damage Elsewhere.

rALL ARMY WORM MAY DAMAGE CROP   Ccasiderable Loss Already Reported From South Carolina and Mississippi.

COUNCIL KILLED TIME ORDINANC!   Committee Representing Labor Organizations Disapproved : of the Pian.   REGULATE STREET OILING   Ordinance to Be Presented That Resolutions Must Be Filed by May.

Contato flea irene Garo    REGULATE STREET OIING   Ordinance to Be Presented Thai Resolutions Must'Be Filed . by May.

MACSWINEY’S DEATH CAUSES NO OUTBREAK   IRELAND QUIET AFTER LORI MAYOR STARVES HIMSELF TO DEATH.

WINFREY CHARGES CAI NOT BE INVESTIGATED. WITHOUT (EW SESSION   Opinion of State Officials is That Committee is Automatically Discharged When Report is Adopted --Its Report Was Adopted.

NO COMMITTEE — NOW EXISTS?   Was Asked to Convene to Hear Penitentiary Graft Charges

DPINION IN AUSTIN IS THA’  COMMITTEE IS DISCHARGEL AND SPECIAL SESSION Ol LEGISLATURE IS ONLY WAY TO SECURE INVESTIGATION SOUGHT.

LLOYD PCA.         British Premier Dowhes Sang af Raussdag Conte

RED RESERVES THIN.   Berlin Report Says : Rolsheviki Hay Fewer Men Resources Than Was Belie ed.

If Reds Refuse to Modify Terms Military and Naval Operations  Will be Instituted   er ee main tat  sritish Navy is Ready t to Establish Blockade in 12 Hours; Danzig Port Will be Opened at Once

FOUR NEW AERO MAIL, ROUTES ~~ BRE PROPOSED   Another. Route by Hydroplane, Down the Mississippi to New Orleans is Proposed.

MORE AERIAL MML ROUTES ARE PLANNED   Appropriation Asked by Burleson Would Link Atlantic and Pacific Coasts’   NEW YORK-ATLANTA ROUTE IS PROVIDED   yorrat REDUCTION IN AIR * ROUTE MAIL TIME IS ESTIMATED BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL

WILL LINK HG Gillta If) oft LETTER   Postmaster General States That $3,000,000 Needed  from Conoress   NEW YORK TO PACIFIC SERVICE IS PLANNED   Burleson Says Many Hours - of Time Will Be Saved By Sky Trips

Four New Aerial Mail Routes Are Advocaied By Buriesor   Postmaster General Asks Congress For Appropriation of $3,000,000 To Extend Air Mail Service—Transcontinental Service is Contemplated—Great Saving in Time is Predicted by Postoffice.

THREE MILLION ~ FOR AIR MAIL   Aerial Mail : Routes Planned and Congress Asked to Appropriate Funds.

FRANCE TO AID POLAND   Will Again Send Help if Bolsheviki Threatens Country

FRANCETODAY VOTED 400,000,000 FRANCS FOR WAR MATERIAL   Money Is Intended To Help Poland If Neec Arises As That Country Has Already Saved the World’s Peace by Her Heroism

FRANCE WILL HELP POLAND IF HENS THREATEN   ‘French Chamber Votes Credit : of 400,000,000 Francs ' for War Material

FUMING ABOUT FIUME   ITALY DETERMINED TO AVOWW WAK IF POSSIBLE.   D'Annunzio Tatkx About Heaps of Rulns ard Corpses But Ap-pears tu Lack Followers,

FIUME: PROVISIONED FOR THREE MONTHS   D’Annunzio : ‘Depends: On ~~ Dalmatians.

DP ANNUNZIO STILL IN AN UGLY MOOG   DEFIANCE OF ITALIAN GOVERNMENT CONTINUED BY THE POET-SOLDIER   Chief of Forces In Fiume, Overheard Offering to Surrender, Is Ordered Out By His Superior Officer

NO BLOCKADE WITHOUT CONSENT OF COUNCIL   Member of League May Reject Decision, However, if It Believes It Uniust.

LEAGUE AGREES ON PLAN GF BLOCKADE   COMPROMISE IS REACHED PER MITTING NATIONS TO DISAGREE WITH DECISION,

WARSAWS FATE BEING DECIDED   Conditions Regarded as Favorable te Poles Since Counter Offensive Was Started   BATTLE ON 200 MILE FRONT   Last Advices Direct From Warsaw Say Defenders Drove Russians Across Bug River

POLAND'S CAPITAL STILL HOLDS OUT   Washington Hears Little News but Capture Would Not Be Surorise.   TO CUT COMMUNICATIONS   Word to Paris Indicates Allied Missions Have Fled - to Posen,

WARSAW'S FATE HANES UPON THE DESHI TODAY   Strugszle Ws Leing Carried on OQyes RBatie Front of 205 Ar         Cavalev ond Armed Mator Cars tsdoa Great Strugele for the City

Poles Are Fighting Desperatety to Keep Invading Red Army From Capturing City of Warsaw. .   REPORT OF BOLSHEVIK VICTORY WAS PREMATURE   Flushed by Early Success, Reds Reported Encircling Movement Complete Bu  - Poles Defeat Plans.

POLES CLAIM SUCCESS AT WARSAW GATES   Say That Battle Is Progressing Favors ably to Them — Final Stand Being Made. 1

WARSAW DEFENDERS HOLDING RED HORDES; CAN'T ENCIRCLE CIT)   Polish Counter Attacks Serve to Halt Progres: Toward the Capitol   REPORT OF CAPTURE IS PREMATURE   olshevik Losses are Heavy---Poles Use Armed  Motor Boats On Bug River

POLE BALK  NED EFFORT 10 NAB CITY   BOLSHEVIKI KEEP UP ASSAULTS ON LEAGUERED CITY  Encircling Movement Blocked; Story of Fall Denied.

Poles to Fight To Last Breath Cables Prince   Washington: Receives Messag "That Baltic Conditions ‘Are Favorine Poles

GALLANT  DEFENSE POLISH CAPITAL   "Ce nigitinns Favor Us,’ Says Polish Commander In Mssage Today.

THREE DIE FROM BARBER’S TONIC USED FOR DRINK   Fifteen in Serious Condition as Result of Drinking Orgy.

NNOUNGESD NEW EXPORT PLAN   New York Banker Tells Farm Bureau of New Corporation to be Formed Under Esch Law.   CAPITAL TO BE  $100,000,000   Ail Forms of Manufactured Product: Will Be Handled by Concern, Convention is Told.

FORM 100 MILLION EXPORT COMPAN   Immense Corporation Will Be Formed Under Esch Law Provisions

AID TO FARMERS CORPORATION AIM   Formation of Export Organization Under Esch Law Announced at Bureau Convention   FIRST STEPS TO BE TAKEN   Farm Bureau Federation to Name Committee to Co-operate— Credits Problem Discussed °

ANNGUNCES PLAN - FOR FORMATION OF EXPORT C0   $100,000,000 Export Corpora tion 'to be Organized Under Esch Law.

SE ABIG “EXPORT CONCERN   Plans Are Under Way for Forming a One Hundred Million Dollar Company   DISPOSE OF PRODUCTS   Of the Farmer Through ‘Channels of — Immense ‘Export -Organization

ROADS WIN RATE CASE IN NEW YORK   Interstate Commerce Commis ‘sion Orders Advance Refused by State Bady, =

NAME FOR 3RD  PARTY BRINGS UP INHARMONY   First Stumbling Block Appears ir Way at Chicago as Delegates Gather   Labor Element Balks    Belief Grows That La Follette  will Accept the Presidential Nomination

CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR CALE ENTTRA SESSION TO CONSIDER SUFF AMENDMENT.   SOLONS 10 MEET SEPT. 21   The New Special Session of the Legislature Will Assemble on Morning of September 21—Sutfragists Want to Cinch Ballot Witheat Ten thatcenn’«. Antinn

HARTFORD, Conn., Sépt. 14.— The Connecticut legislature thls afternoon ratified the Federal suf frage amendment.

COX NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION BY SEN. ROBINSON   ARKANSAS SOLON BITTERLY ASSAILS G. 0. P. NOMINEE AND PLATFORM IN SPEECH

REPUBLICANS — BRING WARS CLAIM DEMOS   Sen. Robinson Asserts League Will Aid in Keeping Peace.

GAGS   Unbranded Oklahoma Cowboy, Humorist: and Famous Goldwyn Motion Picture Star.

QUTOFFRYING «= PAINT FIRE   ‘Bluebeard Harvey Confessec  too Soon and too Much to  —- Feeane Death Penalty.

BAKER BLOCK MED: AL PROBE,  Won't bet army Ofticere Thiewtifter Tha

BAKER REFUSES: TOALLOW AMY (IFFIGERS “TALK   Investigation of Awards ¢ ‘Medals Ended by  Order 

PROBE OF MEDAL AWARDS STOPPED BY BAKER'S ORDER   Seeretary Refuses To Permi Further Testimony By Officers In Army   JOHNSON SCORES ACT   Says Congress Is Used As Ey. cuse To Prevent Following Of Hot Trail

REPUBLICAN BOOK GIVEN  HOT SCORING   Cox Assails Doners Toward War Publication of G. O. P.

GOV. COX SAYS CORPORATIONS _ BACK THE 6.0.?   ‘AsSerts That the American Woolen Company Has Made Large   ~ Contribution,

PROFITEERS Kb. OP COX ASSERTS   Governor Cites Woolen Ce Heavy Harding Contributor   DASHES FOR MONT ANA IN WHIRLWIND TOUR   Candidate Finds Prohibition Sentiment Is Strone In Northwest

WAR PROFITEERS PAY 0 . Wt ARGUES GOV. C0   Names Specific Firms That He Claims Are Filling G. O. P. Treasury,   IS PUSHING TO WESTWARD       Democratic: Candidate Gets Chilly Reception in Nonpartisan State.

tern        Smith Appears Renominatin Arizona; idie Leads in Nevada.

MANE EA. “WITH SLUSH FUND   Governor Cox Ready to Name - Corporations That Contrib-:  uted to Book. 7      TWO DAYS IN MONTANA’: STARTED THIS MORNING:      Enthusiastic Reception Accorded Democratic Can= didate as He Moves West, 9

WOOLEN MILLS A BIG CONTRIBUTOF   Governor Cox Asserts That Those Corporations Making the Biggest   PROFIT OUT GF WAR   Are the Generous Givers te the “Slush Fund”—At Harve, Montana

PILLORIES, PRESIDENT AMER. ICAN WOGLEN CQ. SAYS HE'S CONTRIBUTING HEAVILY Ty: 2 pe   1S QOING TO MAKE IT WARM FUN THE CORPORATION LN FEPTURE ABDRESSES,

MAY FIRST STRIKE BEING PLANED BY FAFNICH SOCIALISTS   These Party Men Want the World to Know Standing of The Socialists and Asks for Twenty-four Hour Strike as Tradicatinn at Strenoth: -

MAY FRG: STRIKE, ‘BENG PLANNED BY : ~ FRENCH SOCIALISTS   These Party Men Want the World to. Know Standing of The Socialists and Asks for  Twenty-four Hour Strike as  Indication of Strength, 

WORLDWIDE STRIKE PLINNED BY UNI   MAY FIRST NAMED AS DAY FOR A 24-HOUR STOP' PAGE OF WORK   STARTED WITH FRENCHME!   Syndicalists and International Socialists the Movement to Show Their Power in Industry.

WORLD-WIDE STRIKE ASKED   May 1 Demonstration Being Organ. ized by Paris Labor Body,

ASKS A WORLD-WIDE STRIKE   Paris Labor Body Organizing Genera 24.Hour Walkout Demonstration on May 1.

REVOLUTION FEARED BY BRITISH: LEADERS   OFFICIALS ALARMED BY EVI DENCES OF, POLITICAL UPHEAVAL UNDER SY PIKE CHISE

EBATE ENEMY STATES STATUS   Delegates to Geneva Assembh Seem: Reluctant to Propose Gerweeny’s Admission to League   Germany Formally Protests  Against Distribution of Man dates For Her Colonies

LEGION TO BRING _ NOTED BAND HERE   Lawrence Boy Manager and Haskell Player Member of the  Organizatio es

LEGION TO BRING .“ NOTED BAND HERE   Lawrence Boy Manager and:. Has. kell Player Member of the: Organization _ 3

EARL BOWERS WEDS   A ‘PRETTY HOME :WEDDING IS CELEBRATED. .   ‘BRIDE IS A TALENTED PIANIST      “ g ‘Newly Married Couple Will Make Theit Home in Davenport Where the Bride. Groom is Engaged in the Drug and : Pharmacy BuSiness.   The Rall Calt_

EARL BOWERS WEDS       A. PRETTY HOME WEDDING It : CELEBRATED,   BRIDE 1S A TALENTED PIANIST         Newly Married Couple will Make Thel: “Home in Davenport Where the Bride. “Groom la Engaged in. the Drug and ’ Pharmacy BuSiness,

STRIKE AT DOCKS. FAILS OF EFFEC   Liners Clear Despite Demon: _ stration in Favor of _‘’...  -Jreland.

Protest Strike to Machwieney's Tm: prisonment Is Called Off This Morning.

“ALL ABOARD.”   New Kappa Musical Comedy Wil Eclipse All Former biforts,

menrep APSR ERAS WAY SEAUASE VY Sk Ete Many Iowans Are Killed in Reckless Driving On Towa Roads

WILL BEGIN PRUNING OF MANY PROPOSALS   Convention Committees Ready for Business.

FINAL SUFFRAGE Flan 15 BEGUN IN TENNECCEE   Both Sides Confident As Legislators Gather In Lower House   TO REPORT FAVORABLY

YOUNG INDIANS AT LANGASTi# HAVE HEAPIAE   Boys Who Tied Little Lad To Stake and Kindled Fire Are Released.   Court Finds Both are Deli.quen

ne EE ee FA) a  { j ane i ' SPRUGING. UP: OUME Sales Or eee eee Peroni ta       DATES, In. IRL. i INCURVCING            bi “s cnt, liowever,  the Field:  of Tr casurer ‘Aapleaint  <* yt

SPAUGING UP oOME   “EVERAL CANDIDATES IN FIELD AND OTHERS INCUBATIUING.   Up to Present, However, the Field is  is Shy of Treasurer Aspirants,

Vv ETERANS S “TAKE” ‘TOPEKA.   Ten Thousand Attend Reunion 0 Mhirev-fiftth Division.

WAS TOPEKA TODAY      REUNION OF FIGHTING DIVI SION BRINGS “BUDDIES? TOGETHER ©.        CROWDS IN YESTERDAY.      State House, Churches and. Halls: Turned Over to the Returned Veterans ™        Governor Allen Was One. of : the’ Speakers on the Program This Aftermoon

THE THIRTY-FIFTH HAS TOPEKA TODAY   CROWDS IN YESTERDAY   State House, Churches and Halls Turned Over to the Retry Veterans   Governor Allen Was One of the Speakers on the Program This Afternoon

CENSORSHIP OF ALL CABLEGRAMS GREAT BRITAIN, TE STIFIES   Newton H. Carlton, Westem Un. ion President, Before Senate Investigating Committee.   U. S. MESSAGES HELD UP   Irish Question and Bolshevism Cause Strict Censorship of Cable Messages.

PRESIDENT OF WESTERN UNION DECLARES STATE OFFICIAL TOLD HIM LICENSE WOULD BE ISSUED   Intimates Was Secretary Colby, Who Furnished the Information Nearly Two Weeks Before Operations at Miami Were Started.

HARUING ENLISTS IN SUFFCAGE FIGHT   Urges Ratification of Amend. ment in Tennessee,

Eleventh-Hour Plea for Suffrage by Candidate   HARDING THROWS SOPS TO SUFFS — VERY FEEBLE “EFFORT” TO SECURE RATIFICATION OF THEIR AMENDMENT IN TENNESSEE —CANDIDATE IS TO BE FORMALLY. NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION. TODAY.

SHAMROCK LOSER _IN-A GLOSE. CONTEST   hnerca’s Cup -Defender. Wins tts First Race,

HARDING ENLISTS IN FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGE   NOMINEE TO USE “WEIGHT OF IN FLUENCE” FOR AMENDMENT RATIFICATION.   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH TODA   Thousands Will Participate in Ceremonies Incident to Notifying G. 0. P. Candidate. -

HARDING AIDS SUFFRAGE   Republican Nominee Enlists to Se: cure Women Vote at November Election,

HARDING JOINS IN FIGHT FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE   Tells Delegation of Women He Is Ready to Help Cause   NOTIFICATION TODAY   Immense Crowd Exsected in Marion When Kepublican Norinee is Formally Notified

HARDING ENLISTS IN THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Uses His Influence to Hav: Tennessee Ratify the Amendment.

SENATOR HARDING “FNISTS. IN. FIGHT FOR EQUAL VOTINe   Urges Ratification Of Amendment In Ten» nessee.

HARDING PROMISES TO  - GIVE WOMAN SUFFRAGE ~~ HIS COMPLETE SUPPOR’

Day Given Over Largely to Last Minute Preparations for Notification Ceremonies-—_Nom “inee Disctisses His Position ion League of Nations “With senator Lodge.

READY 10 THROW REPUBLICAN FORGE FOR RATIFICATION   NOMINEE TELLS WOMEN HB WILL USE INFLUENCE TO SECURE VOTE.   10 MAKE SPEECH TODAY   Acceptance Address Today Expected to Lay Down Policy Making the League Paramount Issue of Race.

HARDING FOR VOTES FOR ALL WOMENINEALL   SENT MRS. CATT TELEGRAM   Senators Harding ancl. Lodge Conferred Over Ground On Which Battle Over League Of Nation:  tos To Be Fought.   ON -EVE OF NOTIFICATION

BIG CROWD 10 HEAR HARDING ACCEPT HONOR   Senator Lines Up With Suff Leaders on Eve of  Ceremonies.

HARDING READY 10 HELP SUFFRAGISTS   To Throw Weight of influence for Ratification.   CONFERENCE VERY SHORT   Day Given Over Largely to Last Minute Preparations for Notification Ceremonies—Nom. “inee Discusses His Position on League of Nations With Senator Lodge.

AIARDING, IN TALK COMES OUT, FOR WOMAN BALLOT   Republican Nomines, Wants  Ratification In Time For. Big. Election.

HARDING ENLISTS TO AID SUFFRAGE   Republican Presidential Gan. didate on Eve of ‘Notification, Promises Support   TENNESSEE S OBJECTIVE.   G. 0. P. Executive Committee _Also Urges Legislature to Ratify Amendment

G ENLIGTS IN THE FIGHT FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Confers With New Nationa Committee Chairman and Other Leaders.   DATES FOR NOTIFICATION ARE VIRTUALLY SETTLED   Pregidential and Vice Presi. dential Nominee Will Star Almost Immediately There after on Speaking Tours Former in East.

HARDING JOINS WOMEN’S FIGHT   ATTACKS LEAGUE JIN HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTAN( ‘TODAY.

HARDING URGES "TENNESSEE TO ~—RATIFY suEERAeE   ‘Republican Nominee Enlisted  To Aid Fight In Democratie State.

b ENLIOTS Hla OUPPORT FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Prefaces His Acceptance of Nomination With Declaration to That Effect.

HARDING READY 10. AID SUFFRAGE LAW   Says He Will Seek Ratification In Time For Women  To Vote at Election.

HARDING WILL HELP “IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   ENLISTS FOR SERVICE IN CAUSE OF VOTES FOR WOMEN.   Ready to Threw Weight of Infleence for Ratification of Amendment—Speech of Acceptance Today.

Senator Harding Takes Hand In Hastening Ratification of Suffrage by Election Time In November,   DISCUSSES POSITION ON NATIONS’ LEAGUE

HARDING DECLARES FOR SUFFRAGE ON NOTIFICATION EVE   Says He Is Ready to Throw In. fluence for Ratification— 40,000 Expected to Attend Ceremonies Today.

HARDING AIDS SUFFS’ FIGHT   SENATOR WILL THROW WEIGHT OF HIS INFLUENCE FOR WOMAN VOTE IN FALL

METHODIST ©. obHODL TO OTAGE CANTATA   “Pte TOME-MADE SANTA’ TO BE PRESENTED AT CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING

METHODIST §. SCHOOL © TUSTAGE GANTATI   “TH HOME-MADE SANTA" TO TF PRESENTED AT. CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING

INTERNATIONAL COURT LOCATION DETERMINED BY COURT OF JURISTS   PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS T BE AT THE HAGUE, IT IS DETERMINED,

HAGUE SEAT OF WORLD COURT   Commission in Session in Holland De. cides Upon Location of League Tribunal.

COMMISSION OF JURIST:   In Session for Forma. tion of Permanent © Court of Justice:

RESUMED THE NORMAL.   Yards Running Smoothly With Returnoof Suitehmen Yesterday.

SENATE PROBE INTO CAMPAIGN “SLUSH FUNDS’   COMMITTEE ADJOURNS SES SIONS IN CHICAGO TO GO TO ST. LOUIS TO “INQUIRE” INTO PALMER.

MIAN BELIEVED 10 Bt LEROY UNDER ARREST   Suspect in Trunk Murder Mystery Is Found in Pennsylvania Town

POLIGE GRILLED LEROY, ARRESTED IN TRUNK MYSTERY   Suspect Admitted He Spent Two Days in Detroit Early in June ~ With Girl Named Mary.

SAES VICTIM IS MISSISSIPP] GIR   NEWSPAPER CLAIMS IDENTIFICATION OF BODY FOUND IN TRUNK.

MRS. BRADLEY MARTIN DIES   Secial Leader Noted for New York Ball, Dies at Hampstead Marshail, + Engiand.

POLES CRUSH RED ARMIES   President of the Republic Leads Great Counter-Offensive Against the Russian Bolshevike.

Senate to Fight ; Crane. Appointment   Senator Knox Will “Oppose Confirs mation of Chicago Business Man inister to China,

Square Dance Miday Evening, March 12 AT Hose House No. 1   Union Men Take Notice

UNDERWORLD DENIZENS AWAIT SIGNAL KINDLING BITTER FUED 10 FLAMES   Police Officials Believe Funeral of Enright Is Warning Gong for Guns to Flash Back  Into Play in Slums.

POLICE READY ~ FOR GANG WAR   Expeot Henewel of Labor “Gang War’ After Ebtright Funeral,

LODGES ARE DRAGGED IN   Allemed Newberry Activities In Fra. ternal Organisations Intentic

NEWBERRY'S USE OF =” ————-SOGTETTES 1$ HEARD   MICHIGAN SENATOR ALLEGED TO HAVE LINED UP FRATERNAL   SOCIETIES IN HIS   CAM@PAIGN.

Re a a TEES  LODGES ARE DRAGGED IN   Allexed Newberry Activities In Fraternal Organizations Investi«ated tn Trial.

CUBANS AGREE TO HOLD  SUGAR FOR PRICE RISE   They'li Not Sell Until Market. Gets Back to 24 Cents a Pound, is Report.

NEW YORK PLATFORM BASED ON ROOT SPEECH   Republican Convention Gets Down to Business With Womer . Represented for First Time

REPUBLICANS OF N.Y. MEET T0 BUILD PLATFORM   DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CON. VENTION IN JUNE WILL BE NAMED.   ELIHU ROOT MAKES KEYNOTE SPEECH   One Plank Suggests Ratification o* ’ Treaty With the Senate Amendmen:s. 7

ARMY TRAINING. TG SUGGESTED ha PLANK FOR 6.0. P  _ Pact Acceptance witl   Peace Pact Acceptance with Senate Changes Favored.   ELIHU ROOT MAKES KEYNOTE ADDRESS   Revislon of Income Tax ang Tariff  Amendments Considered.

KEYNOTE OF REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SOUNDED LAST NIGHT WHEN ELIHU ROOT ATTACKS DEMOCRAT ROLE

Sen a ieee. ce: ool JOHNSON FOLLOWS M’ADOO ON RITTMP AT AT. YPweT Aaxry

Blockade Is Instituted Against Fiume by Italy as Check to D’ Annunzio

ISOLATE FIUME   Italian Army and Fleet Unite Against D’Annunio   BULLETIN

IMOVE TO ISOLATE  CITY FROM WORLD   D'Annunzio Refuses To Sur: render Fort to General CavigHa and Ignores Ultimatum of Italian- Government.

ABSOLUTE BLOCKADE   Of Yiume Regan Today by Italfan Army and Nary.

FAST TIME FOR SHAMROCK IV   Fine Weather lNelpe Ten Mile Race  of t hellenwvwer.

PUTTING LABOR ON REGORD AGAINST-THE -CUMMINS-ESGH BIL   Labor Leaders Plan to Make Railroad Situation a Political Issue if Wilson Fails te Veto Measure, ~

UNION LEADERS APPEAR TO HAVE GIVEN -WPLAOPE THAT WILSON WILL VETO. RAIL “BIEL AMD PLAN TO FIGHT AT THE POLLS

RAIL UNION HEADS PREPARE MEMORIAI   Will be Submitted to President Asking Him to Veto Esch-Cummins Railroad Bill Passed by Congress

REQUEST DE VALERA _. TOTRANSMIT FUNDS   People of Ireland i in. ‘Need of Money.

DEMAND Ot VALERA SEND COLLECTION TO USE WW IRELAND   Millions From Bond Sales in Hands of Irish President, Telegram Declares.   TWO SINN FEIN HOSTAGES SHOT BY TROOPS, REPORT   Prisoners Are First Victims of New Military Order for Preventing Ambush.

DE VALERA ASKED FOR BOND FUNDS   He Is Understood To Have Million Dollars Collected For Ireland  TIInder Pareanal Cantral.

DEMAND DE VALERA FORWARD FUNDS   Say He is Holding Up Irish Relief Money.

IRISH BOND FUND HAS BEEN DEMANDED   DeValera Has Been Asked te Come Across With the “Irish Liberty Bond” Moncey to Assist Ireland at This Time, — Maney Radley Needed. :

MASSACHUSETTS IRISH GO AFTER DE VALERR   Yells Him in Telegram to Sen Bond Funds in Hiz.Care to the Suffering

Mass. Council Requests DeValera to at Once Forward Millions of Funds

EKING NEW CONTRACTS.      Shipping Bourd Already Assurtad of, 16,000,000 Barrels of Ol

4PER SHORTAGE      Winnipez Newspapers Join In PubVishine One Pace Paper.

WILSON’S NEW YEAR QUIET   u Fact Disclosed That President Over étanvand Himaal* an Rirthdayv

WILSON HAS QUIET NEW YEAR   White House Officiais Disclose Fac That President Overtaxed Himself on His Sirthday.

VISITORS DAY      Parents Urged te Cali at High Seboot Balidiag Tharxday.

VISITORS DAY   Parents Urged to Call at High Schee} Building Thursduy,

[) “Anti League of Nations” Party is Being Considered if Unless Old Parties ‘Nominate an Irreconcilliable   HLUULUTIUI

Former Emperor Charles Is Pleased Over Revolt; Watches Reports Closel:

COUP PLEASES EXILED RULER   Former Emperor Charies, However Refuses to Express Opinion , on Beriin Revolt.

EMPEROR CHARLES DELIGHTED AT THE -CERMAN. REVOI'   In its First Stages and is Re: ceiving Constant Telegrams From Sources in Germar Territory About the Affair —Empress Also Enthused.

REVOLUTION 1 BULGARIA IS GROWING   Strikers Dynamite Important Railroad Bridges   King Boris and His Family " Are Virtually Prisoners in Palace; Four Rioters Are Executed

NEW REVOLT PN. RU      Ring Bouls ont ade  iy Phaced Une Sayy Cee)

EVOLU TUN Ah BULGARIA Fa! SPRERGING Ou   KING BORIS AN D ROVAL FAMILY S4Ip TO BE EXNCLEDED UNDER HEAVY GUARD,

REVOLUTION MAY FORCE BORIS OUT   BULGARIAN PEASANTS HAVE NOW JOINED IN THE DISCONTENT,

WORE BALEAN TROUBLE?   Eress Dispateh From Geneva is Un confirmed Bat Distarbing.

THE REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA SPREADING   Peasants and Workmen Join And King Boris May Abdicate It Is Reported.

Railroad Bridge Blown Up As King and Reyal Family Are Secluded in Palace

BULGAR RE. OLT SPREADS   King Roris and Family Gnder Heavy “Gnard in Their Patace.. -

Bebel Movement Grewing in Bulgaria   Hing Boris and Raval ‘Family Said to Re Secluded in Pahies.

BULGAR KING IS IN HIDING   Revolutionary Movemensg Said to Be Spreading—Palace at Sofia Under Guard.

LEADERS Al  FRENGH LICK GATHERING   Dhio Governor on Slate To Head Ticket With Edwards in Second Place.

0 CONTEST POSSIBILITY OF RE NOMINATION OF WILSON   Decided On by Number of Big Dem: ocratic Leaders   Who Choose Gov. Cox for President and Gov. Edwards for Vice President.

NOULD CONTEST RENOMINITION OF WILSON   Democratic Leaders Plan to Nam: Cox of Ohio and Sidetrack  Wilson

NAVAL SURGEON IS OUSTED   Officer in Charge of Parker Hill Hos. nital Is Removed.

U. S. OUSTS NAVAL SURGEON   Dr. Frank A. Davis, in Cherge of Parker Hill Hospital, Boston, is Removed.

ARMENEANS BPRIVE TURKS BACK.   Army Has Oceupica fa pmobas Region,

FORTY SINN FEINERS THREATENED WITH DEATH   If Kidnapped Cork Newspape! Man is Not Returned This Afternoon.

WARN CORK SINN. FEINERS   Must Return Kidnaped Boy or 40 Will Be Kilied.

STORM SWEEPS MISSOURI ACCOMPANIED “BY MUCH RAIN AND THREATENING FLOODS—CHICAGO IS IN THE GRIP OF A SNOW BLIZZARD TODAY—SCHOOL HOUSE BLOWN DOWN IN KENTUCKY

MANY INJURED DURING — STORM, SOME MISSIN   Greatest Damage at Melva, Mo -, Greeks GetPermission to Expe Turks From Anatolia

MANY REPORTED DEAD Ih STURM RIDDEN COUNTRY MUCH LIVESTOCK DES   At Least Ten Die When Waters and Winds Teat Southwestern Missouri Towns To Fragments in Catastrophe.

DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN PATH OF TORNADO   Death Dealing Wind Sweeps Through Southwest Missouri—Many Persons Injured.

SEVERAL TOWNS AREDAMACED BY WINDS   MAN, WIFE AND HOME "ARE COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY

TWO BOYS PLAYING [AT EDGE OF CREEK CAUGHT BY RUSH OF STORM W       ONE LAD HURLED “THOUSAND FEET   Cloud-Bursts Accompal Storm at Melva, Mo., Where: Five Are Known To Be d

WREAS L008 OF LIFE Is CAUSE WRSTERN CITIES,   MAN AED WIFE BLOWN AWAY

TORNADO IN SOUTHWEST. “MISSOURI   SEVEN: PERSONS KILLED ANU MANY INJURED,” SEVERAL aS” ERE MISSING Je   WIS. “AND. WATER. ‘BID MUCH DAMAGE, \ PROPERTY: LOS: as IS LARGE .

MISSOURI STORM KILLS SEVEN   Many Persons Injured and Several Are Missing   FOUR TOWNS HIT HARDEST   Torrential Rains Accompany -Death Dealing Wing

Torrential Rains and Wind storm Extend Over Circle : of 15 Miles Radius —   ONE MAN IS HURLED ~ 1,000 FEET IN THE AIR   1AN, WIFE AND HOUSE ARS BLOWN AWAY AND No TRACE OF FITHER FOUNDs PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAVY,

TORNADOES KILLED  SEVEN, I$ REPORT  Three Others Missing and Much Damage Done in Missouri.  FOUR TOWNS ARE VISITED  Vietime Hurled Many Feet oar         FOUR TOWNS ARE VISITED   Victims Hurled Many Feet 0! Engulfed in Flood ‘Waters,

CYCLONES AND FLOOD CLAIM LIVES AND MUCH DAMAGE DONE IN STATE OF MISSOURI      'wisters Sweep Large Sections of Country and Small Towns Are Wiped Out—. School Children Among Victims

SCHOOL KIDDIES SWEPT IN FLOOD OF STORM WAVES   Boy Hurled 1000 Feet In Air: Two Blown  Away from Home.

BANDITS LOST BU IN BATTLE   ‘Mexican Government Search. ing for Kidnaped American and British Subjects.

OUTLAWS IN FLIGHT   MEXICAN BANDITS ROUTED BY GOVERNMENT SOLDIERS,   Federal Authorities Search for Amertcans and Britishers Kidnaped by Zamora the Bandit.

BANDITS ROUTED BY MEX. CAVALR'   Mexican Outlaws Are Demoralized and in Flight.   Federal Authorities Search for Améri. cans and Britishers Kidnaped by Pedro Zamora.

WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS SEARG      Effort Will Be Made To Find Ame:ican and British Subjects Kidnapped By Zamora, ;

U.S. Orders Search for Mex. Victims   “AMORA BANDITS RELEASI ALL WOMEN CAPTURED IN RAID AUG. 11.

BANDITS ARE ROUTED   Mexican Outlaws Are Demoralized and Tn Flight.   Federal Authorities Search for Ameri. cars and Britishers Kidnaped by Pedro Zamora.

ORDER SEARCH FOR AMERICANS   Mexican Bandit- Zamora ‘Said to Be Demoraliz- . ed and in Flight

WANTS ELECTION POSTPONED   Plea Made to Put [t Off for Three Months in Wexteo.

EXECUTION POSTPONED.   Lightning Disables Electrical Apperatus of Death Chair,

STREET FAIR IN WELLSBORO   American Legion Carnival Will Be a Big Evept  in Wellsboro on Pesecrivet 92.99

STREET FAIR IN WELLSBORC   American Legion Carnival Will Be a Big Event in Wellsboro on Anonet 98.97

J, J. SHUBERT CUT BY GLASS   Spectacular Fire Causes Big Loss ir  Heart of Gotham’s Theater  District.

ENTY WOUNDED, THREE FAALLY, IN MINE TROUBLE AR BUTTE, MONTANA.       OLDIERS ORDERED _ TO. SCENE pee TROUBLE            ams Calling  on Workers to frike Are Sent Broadcast +. Throughout State.

I. W. W. FIGHT WITH POLICE   Seven of 15 Men Shot at Butte, Mon: tana, Reported as Dying foday. -

 WW. STRIKERS AND POLICE CLASH AT BUTTE. MONT   Seven of Twenty Men Wounded in Revolver Fight Believed To Be Dying. Fr

COX PUTS IN A WHOLE DAY STUMPING GOTHAN   “ORIGARCHY” IS ATTACKED IN ALL FOUR ADDRESSES   Nominee Declares He Has Not Yet ‘Begun’? His ‘‘Expose’’ of G. 0. P, Methods,   SUFPRAGISTS HEAR SPEECH   Candidate Feels Certain '‘Moth er’? Vote Will Support the League of Nations.

GIVEN THE GREATEST WELCOME OF CAMPAIGN   Thousands Line Every Street Along Which Cox Passes — Crowd Estimated at 200,000 Hears Him at Gravesend Race Track Jollification.

sur Speeches, Renewing vepublican Sjush Fund Charges, Delivered   -AGUE IS CHEERED BY CROWD OF 20,000   * MOCRATS OF ALL FACTIONS UNITE IN GENEROUS RECEP. TION OF NOMINEF AT COM. MODORE. HOTET.

FIRST ORNEW . MAPS ARRIVES   STATE. HIGHWAY. - COMMISSION RECEIVES SAMPLE OF MOST COMPLETE HIGHWAY . DIRECTORY EVER PUBLISIILED

FIRSTOF NEW MAPS ARRIVES   STATE TIGIRVAY COMMISSION  ES SAMPLE OF MOST SUGHWAY DIREC. R PUBLISHED         "TORY EV

Yperatives i in Fall River Mill Offer To Accept 20 Per Cent Wage Reduction

AGREE T0 ACCEPT WAGE REDUCTION   Fall River Mill Employes Voluntarily Offer to Accept 20 Per Cent Cut  tate athe!   Shut Down Threatened as Result of Manufacturing Coast and No Demand

T..D. SMITH SPOKE   Former Star Optimistic Over K. U. Sport Outlook

DAN-GERMANISTS WORKING TO OUST ENTIRE CABINET   COUSCEVITV ES Believe Overthrow Would Not Advanee the Cause  of the Rights,

EXCLUSIVE CONCESSION TO RICH OIL DEPOSITS   Where Americans Sought In terest Will Probably Go to  Ticctrnlh Namnanw

MONOPOLY OF OIL FIELDS.   Detch Cempany Beats United Stater ie Gaeining Coaceasion.

BOLD ROBBERY.   Randits Rob Messenger of $3,000 ir Charkea and @1 MAN ta Carrancy

YARDMEN’S HEAD DRIVEN OUT OF ARKANSAS TOW)   Pine Bluffs Citizens Committee Tells St. Louis Agitator to Stay Away.

NADICAL SPEAKERS GIVEN BEATING WITH SWITCHES AND TOLD TO STAY AWA

CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE OUSTS LABOR LEADERS   Agitators Seeking to Revive Outlaw Union in Pine’ Bluffs, Ark., Are Beaten.

UNION ORGANIZERS DRIVEN FROM TOWN   OUTLAW AGITATORS AFRTER BE ING WHIPPED ARE TOLD TO STAY OUT OF PINE BLUEF

ANTHRACITE COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS SIGN UP   Make Two Years Contract on Terms of Wilson’s Award.

OPERATORS AND MINERS SIGN UF   Latter Accept Award Under Vigorous Protest  MANY TAKE VACATION   Yoal Diggers from Many Mines Quit Work as _ Protest Against Settlement Made by Anthracite Wage sion—Back Pay to be Turned Over on or Before Oct. 16

ACITE MINERS, "ERATE AGREE 1 ~ ACCEPT COAL TERMS   A Ete Aan ‘+ While Workers’ Leaders Act Under Protest While Many Thousands Still Remain Idle on Their  

SIGN UNDER‘ PROTEST   Anthracite Miners and Operators: “Put Names. on. Coritract.   Two.Vear Agrasinent: ig ‘Signeu ‘at ‘Scranton: After 175,000 Men Ve Walked Out.

MAY END MINE STRIKE   OPERATORS AND MINERS SIGN CONTRACT.   Agreement Embodying Terms of Award Approved by President Wilson Signed Under Protest.

AWARD AGCEPTED. UNDER PROTES   Anthracite Miners Sign Tw Year Contract But Will Make New. Demands   110,000 TAKE “VACATION”   Workers Signify Dissatisfac tion by Stopping Operations in Several Fields

SIGN UNDER PROTEST   Anthracite Miners and Operators Put Names on Contract.   Two.Year Agreement is Signed at Scranton After 175,000 Men Walked Out.

COAL MINERS — SIGN CONTRACT - UNDER PROTEST   Agreement Between Anthracite Operators and Miners For ¢ Term of Two Years.

MINERS SIGN UP CONTRACT   Hard Ceal Mee Kater Inte Agreement With the Operators. But Under Pretest.

WAGE CONTRACT SIGNED.      Anthracite Operators and Min ers Act on Terms Approved By Wilson.

SATURDAY . AT THE MINES   ANTHRACITE MEN SGN CONTRAGT FOR TWO. YEARS

ANTHRACITE MINERS TO GO BACK TO WORK AGAIN   Sign Agreement With Operators Based on Wage Award of the Labor Board.

ANTGACTTE WIERD AND OPERATORS SIGN   TWO-YEAR CONTRACT EMBODIES TERMS OF AWARD APPROVED BY WILSON.   Scale Committee Goes on Record That Award Is Economically Unsound t and Unsatisfactory.

HARD COAL MINERS AGREE TO ACCEPT WAGE AWARI   Union Officials Sign Under Protest That New Arrangement Is_ Unsatisfactory.

COAL MINERS SIGN BUT THEY PROTES!   Anthracite Miners and Operators Put Names on Contract.   Two-Year Agreement Is Signed at Scranton After 175,000 Men Waiked Out.

Eager to Receive Back Pay However, It is Felt That Mer Will Soon Return to Job: and That Production Wil Rapidly Improve.

Hl AND WOOD COMBINE » AS AGAINST LOWDEN   SPROULE, AS DARK HORSE, IS GROWING STRONGER EACH MINUTE

Big Three Are Still In About  Same Positior   Little Change In Wood, John. son and Lowden Strength On Second Day   RUMORS JOHNSON MAY BOLT SESSIONS   Governor Sproul Continues Tc Be Most Conspicuous Among Possibilities

LOWDEN MAY BE DEFEATED BY COMBINE      WOOD AND JOHNSON FORCES COMBINE IN ORGANIZATION OF CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.   HOT THREE-CORNERED HIGHT   Strength of Mlinois Governor Forces Opponents To Adopt New Tact ics—Johnson Sentiment Grows.

2ND DAY'S  SEOOION IS GUT SHORT   Action- of National Committee Upset-—Ousted Wood Men Reseated

Democrats In Platform Uphok the President and Attack  the Republicans      Document as Submitted to the Convention by Sub-Committee Discusses Many  I fea lesaac

ror REPUBLICANS   ast of Platform Adopted by. Democratic National Convention

TRE REPORT OF RESOLUTIONS COMMITS  SUBMITTED,   HEARTILY ENDORSES WILSON ADMINISTRATION AND WARMLY DENOUNCES REPUBLICANS’ METHODS.

Majority Report Platform. As - Presented To Convention Today   LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

THE REPORT OF THE PLATFORM COMITTEE   Resolutions as Presented to the Democratic National Convention— Delegates to Act at Today’s  Session. ,

CONVENTION GIVEN PARTY'S PLATFOR   -ndorses Ratification of Treaty Without Reservations That Would Impair Its Essential Integrity.   ONE PLANK EXPRESSES SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND   Hails Great Achievements for Country and World Wrought by Administration Under Wilson’s Leadership.

DEMOCRATS IN: PLATFORM ARE FOR LEAGUE   League 'of Nations. Endorsed: by ‘Con vention—Republicans ‘Are. Scared For Failure to Get ‘Anywhere. Here is Platform On’ °  The Learue.

Ignore Prohibition; Endorsement For Wilson’. s Leacue of Nations in Democratic Platform

WILSON AND LEAGUE GET STRONG APPROVAL IN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM   Ratification Demanded To Retrteve Reputation and Uphe' Hener ef This Natiou-Sidesteps Liquor Question ané Sympathizes With [rish.

HOT LOWOEN'S MONEY BUT RETURR 10 HOME WITHOUT VOTE FOR HIN   GOLSTEIN GOT BIG EXD OF Lay DEN PURSE IN Missoun. DURING CAMPATIEN,

State Rend of of Health P Sit a fe Prize Human Family of the State

State Board of Health Seeks the  Prize Human Family of the State

VON KAPP REIGN IN GERMANY ENDED LAST NIGHT   Ebert Government Took Control at Six O’clock, and Has Ordered the Arrest of Leaders of Revolt

VON KAPP COUNTER EVOLUTION   Chancetior Resigns aml Ebert Faction - 18 Once More ia Control of Government.   CENTRAL DISTRICT RAILROAD “WORKERS CALL OFF STRIKE   Chaos Stitt Reigns in Many Places o! the Nation, and More Trouble Is Expected

PUREBRED HOG BRINGS $1000   Roland Man Pays C. H. Christianser Big Price for Fine Story County Product.   Special to the Tribune Dy CRORGR SAEDAT..

TO DECIDE STATE BOUNCGARY   Arguments Being Heard in ‘Texas and Okiahoma Gontroversy:

BOUNDARY LINE ARGUMENT BEGINS  VIN. WASHINGTON   SUIT TO) DETERMINE FAMOU:  OTL DISPUTE STARTS—GREG-’   ORY FOR TEXAS

HOT FIGHT EXPECTED OVER THE THREE BENCH VACANCIES   NO CANDIDATE WILL BE IN CONTROL   All of the Eleven Candidates Are Sure of Victory, Some Prophecying Their Success in Breaking Expected Deadlock

a ee eee OS   JUDICIAL. DEADLOCK   ee  No Candidate Shows Sufficient Votes at Iowa Convention

JUDICIAL DEADLOCK   No Candidate S Shows Sufficient Votes at Iowa Convention

Trewin in Opening AddressGreat Fight Centers Around Salinger Candidacy   SOLDIERS BACK OF HOWELL   Balloting Begins Late This Afternoon--522 Votes Necessary for Nomination

CONTRASTS SHOWN “TN NOTIFICATIONS OF THE NOMINEES   Karting Ceremonies, Dignifiedi, Wifle Those for Cox ‘Rewemble County Fair.         LAWRENCE SAYS ONE IS . SIMPLE, OTHER JAZZY      Répyblican Nominee Talked to  “Mation, © and Cox Talked to’ “: Growd Around Him.       POINTS OUT THE DEFECTS!   Parade at Dayton Was the Thing, and the Spesch Was * Becondary.

DEMOCRATS SHOW - FIGHTING SPIRIT   Correspondent Lawrence ’ Gompares Dayton Meeting With Affair at Marion   SPEECH {5 PLEASING   Marchers In. Parade Express Their.Deep Rooted Loyalty to Governor Cox

JUST LIKE A Bit TOP SHOW; COX  SET CROWD WILD)   Big Contrast Between Notifications Of Two Candidates For President.   BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Copyright 1920 by Gazette.

Elberta Peaches to arrive next week, Telephone us your order. ) Ed. Bochm’s Sons.

BELIEVE PASQUALE KILLED COUGHLIN BOY TOSTOP CRIES   “The frank ‘Is Being Held With _ out Bail To Answer. Charges’ li Connection With Case.   IMPRISONED AT NORRISTOWN

ca NELD WITHOUT BONDS   ls Charged With ‘Kidnap. ping and Extortion   Jeld for Further Hearing in Order that there May be no Difficulty in Removing Him From Prison at Any Time He is Required by the Po.  lire

UBREGON   And Dela Huerta, President, Nar rowly Escape Death by Poisoping.

Obregon Victim Of Poison Plot; . Is Violently Ill   Attempt Also Made to Eud Life of de La Huerta; Two  Captains Arrested.

AUTOS KILL FOUR IN ONE DAY   Another Person Is Fatally Injured tr Accident at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

FOUR ARE KILLED IN ONE DAY   One Other Person Fatally Injured at Fort Wayne. Ind.

EXPLOSION ON OTP OHAKES WATER FRONT   Freighter’s Fuel Tank Blow: Up and Many Persons Are Injured.

FOUR KILLED AANY INSURED ~ POLICE SEPORT   Southern Pacific Steamer {s ‘Scene of Explosion- on - . Gotham Water Front   FIGHTERS AFRAID'GF > MORE EXPLOSIONS   Fretgtter Threatens. ‘to. Overturn; Tugs. Attempt. TO”. Move Vesiel -

EXPLOSION SHAKES WATER FRONT OF NEW YORK   Three Known Dead and Ejigh Injured -on Oi Freightel _El Mundo of S. F.

Fue} Tank of Fréightér on Hud. son River: ‘Water Front slows ‘Up; Fear. of More’ Blasts ~Keens Firemen Back”

CUTCH REPLY TO ALLIES’ DEMAND BEING PREPARED   Press Doeninds Phat Holland Protect  Her Rights at Auy Risk,

“LAST DAY” FOR ROOSEVELT   Vice Presidential Nominee Ends Work at Navy Department,

ROOSEVELT QUITS NAVAL POST   Former Assistant Secretary Leaves Immediately for Dayton, 0, to Atteena Natiftieatan _

‘ROOSEVELT LEAVES TODAY.   Retires as Assistant Navy. Seeretary; Gives -Heception. :

ROOSEVELT 10 ERD ~-AADY LABORS TDM   Democratic Vice-Presidentia Nominee Plans Radio Farewell to Ships.   OFF FOR BAYTON TONIGH)

MEXICAN. TROOPS PURSUE _ BANDITS WHO CAPTURED © AMERICAN. LAST NIGHT

MEXICAN BANDITS SEIZE AMERICAA   Government Troops arc _- Pursuing Band—Rescue Imminent.

ACTRESSES PULL HAIR IN DISPUTE OVER LIMBERGER   Chicago Clash Brings Dis  charges and New ShuTnned Chet{ean To mmese

LEAGUt A LIVING FORCE.   y liven Optimistic in Summons to the Council, a

CALLS MEETING. OF THE COUNCIL   Text of President’s Message to Big Powers   Assembly of Council of League of Nations will Mark Béginning of New Era in International Cooperation and First Great Step Toward Ideal Concert of Nations

LEAGUE TO MEET HAOAY MORNING   OFFICIAL CALL SENT OUT BY PRESIDENT FIXES THE HOUR AT 10:30   ENTENTE NATIONS CALLED   All Allies Which Have Ratified the Treaty Asked to Meet to Transact First Busineae of T.eaone

LENGUE MEETING OPENS “NEW ERA WILSON DECLARES      “IS FIRST GREAT STEP TOWARD: IDEAL CONCERT OF NATIONS,” PRESIDENT SAYS.

DETAILS ARE COMPLETED OF HUNGARIAN TREATY   supreme Council, In Probable Last Session, Decides Germany Can Ship Goods to Turkey Only Through Third Party—Plans Made for Collecting German Debt.

WILSON ISSUES CALL FOR FIRST LEAGUE SESSION   To “Mark the Beginning of a New Era in Co-operation.”

LEAGUE COUNCIL ~TOHOLDITSFRST MEETING FRIDAY   Commissions Will Be Appointed To Carry Out Provisions of the '. Peace Treaty.

WILSON ISSUES CALL FOR FIRST.  LEAGUE MEETING   ‘President Bends- Ont Brief Ca Tor Commeil to Meet -Friday.-

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY T0 MARK NEW ERA FOR WORLD   President Wilson in Call Says ft Is “Step Towards the Ideal Concert of Nations.”   LIVING FORCE DEVOTED TO PEACE “AND HAPPINESS   Text of Calk to Countries Haying Ratified Treaty by President Is Made Public.

SET FRIDAY AS _. DATE OF FIRST. COUNCIL MEE           Members of League + Nations Are Called By Wilson.   SEEK NEW COMMITTE

WILSON CALLS MEETING.   sets Lime jor Piist Eeagne Meeting Tridas at 10 © clock.

FIROT TEP TAKEN IN PREPARATION FOR SOCIALISTS’ TRIAL   Judiciary Committee to Hear Evidence Against Suspended New York Assemblymen.   IMMEDIATE HEARING WILL BE INSISTED UPON   Party Determined to Conduct Picht to a Finish, Regardless of Cost and Uifort, Says Statement Issued After Conference With Chief Counsel Morris Hillquitt Held in'New York City,

EW ERA OF WOnLD BEGUN WITH LEAGUE:   IDEAL CONCERT OF NATIONS SEEN BY WILSON, AS HE CALLS THE MEETING.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY TO MARK NEW ERA, WILSON DECLARES   Meeting in Paris Friday Firs Great Step for Concert of Nations, Says President’s Statement.   TO BUILD UP PEACE   Asserts Covenant Will Be Brought Into Being as Liying Force in Assisting People of World.

BEGINNING OF NEW ERA, SAYS WILSON, IN CALLING LEAGUE   Text of President's Call for Assembly of League Counc] in Paris Jan. 16 Is Made Public.   CONVINCED OF PROGRESS   Declares Meeting Is First Step Towards Ideal Concert of Na  tions and Wil}: Bring League ito Being. i

FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   PRESIDENT WILSON CALLS (0¥~ ERNMENTS TOGETHER,   Janaary {6 Set for Convesing is Paris at Ministry of Foretgn Affnirs and Beginniag New Era of Co-operation.

LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS IN PARIS NEXT FRIDAY   Call for Initial Session Issued by President Wilson—wU, S. Not to Be Represented.

OLLOWWNG CALL OF AMERICAN PRESIDENT LEAGUE OF NATIONS “WILL HOLD FIRST MEET FRIDAY OF THIS. WEE

WILSON CALLS : FOR LEAGUE TO MEET FRIDA'   Council Will Gather in Min istry of Foreign Affairs, _  Dawe

PRESIDENT GALLa LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETING FRIDAY   ALL NATIONS OF LATE WAR EXCEPTING AMERICA WILL BE REPRESENTED   WILL BE FIRST SESSION   Council Will .Probably Create A Number oy, Commissions To Carry Out Certain Provisions of Treaty

CALLS LEAGUE OF NATIONS   lormal seunnrece by President Wilson Sommoening (Council to Meet  at Vari« Fridays.

ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMISSIONS   Call for First st Meeting of League of Nations Has Been Issued

FIRST GREAT STEP. TO GREAT IDEAL   Wilson Tells Nations That Leapme Meeting Begins New Era In Concert of Nations.

finer Progress Regarding torgramise in Senate But No Action Expected.

LEAGUE WILL MARK NEW ERA   PRESIDENT WILL CALL FIRST INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLY IN PARIS   IDEAL CONCERT OF POWERS   Call for Conference Sets Forth Hopes for Long Forward Step in World History 

PRESIDENT ISSUES LEACUE MEETING GALI   United Statos Will Not be Representca at Seeeaion.

PRESIDENT otto IN LEAGUE GREAT WORLD ADVANGE   In Issuing Call for Meeting of Council at Paris, Hope Is Expressed That Humanity Is to Be Much Benefited.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS CALL 1S ISSUED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   First Meeting of the Council Will Be Held at Paris Next Friday at 10:30.   UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED   Document Will Not Be Made Until Transmitted to All Governments.

PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES — CALL FOR FIRST MEETING OF COUNCIL OF NATIONS’ LEAGUE

[5 GREAT ole? MARKING NEW ERA OF WORLD   PRESIDENT WILSON NOTIFIE NATIONS OF MEETNG OF THE LEAGUE COUNCIL   Savs It Will Bring League Into Being As Living Force For Assisting Peoples

Call Issued by Wilson for — League of Nations Council to. Meet in Paris Friday

*e eoheeve et eteuee eeu eee ee 8  * PRESIDENT CALLS FIRST ‘ * LEAGUE COUNCIL SESSION *

PRESIDENT 10 ISSUE LEAGUE MEETING CAL   U, 8, WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED : IN CONFERENCE OF THE \ : COUNCIL. °

WILSON CALLS FIRST MEETING LEAGUE COUNSII   REPRESENTATIVES OF NA. TIONS PARTY TO RATIFL CATION DIRECTED TO AS. SEMBLE IN PARIS.

LEAGUE HELD - LIVING FORCE   Wilson Makes Public His Gal for First Meeting,   CABLED 10 VARIOUS NATIONS

INITIATE BIG : CLASS TODA)   Local Candidates and Those of Surrounding Cities Will be Admitted Into Order.   BIG BANQUET WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT

K, OF G'S TC INITIATE BIG CLASS TODAY   Local Candidates and Those of Surrounding Cities Will be Admitted Into Order.   BIG BANQUET WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT

SEARCH FOR DE VALERA   British Service Agents Fail te Find Him on Ship.

SHIPPING BOARD SAVES MONEY   By Having Representa. tive in Buenos Aire: —U. S. Has Beer Fleeced.

SHIPPING BOARD ~ FLEET FLEECED   Repair Men arid Food Dealers in - Agreement to “Pluck the "+ Golden Goose.”   $4 FOR POUND OF BUTTER   Investigator Reveals, Wide System of _ Muleting. Among Men In the South American Trade—Is Quickly Stopped.

$4.00 BUTTER ~ CAUSES AN INVESTIGATION   Shipping Board Discovers That It Has Been Fleeced of Much Money In Buenos Aires. :

STRIKE BREAK COMES IN EAST   Five Hundred Empieyes 0 Pennsylvania at Baltimore Vote to. Return   GO BACK AT TOLEDO   Passenger Service Almost Normal and Freight Service Is Being Resumed

EARLY END 10 BNL TROUBLE INDICATED   BREAK COMES IN EAST AND THE UNION LEADERS IN WEST ARE GETTING ACTION.   General Wood Finds No Reason For Remaining In Chicago And Will Resume Campaign.

EARLY END 10 REBEL oTRIKE S INDICATED   Railroads In All Section of Country Report Passenger Service Nearly Normal.

REVOKING OF CHARTERS AND ARREST OF LEADERS ~ PUTS CRIMP IN WALKOUT   Movement of Freight at Chicago Becomes Nearly Normal——General. Wood Declares He F pues No Connection Between Strike and the I.  W. W.—Grunau’s Lodge Is ‘Suppressed.

BREAK COMES IN CHICAGO STRIKE AREA   Groups of Workers on Three Lines Return — Men in Various Other Points Also Go Back— Fight Continues in East.

NOW BEEN REACHED   Return Movement of Railroad Workers Begins.   BIG CHANGE IN CHICAGO   Groups of Men on Three Lines Resume Work at Illinois City —-Managers of Carriers and Brotherhood Chiefs Contin. ué to Fight For Upper Hand In Bast.

MANY MEN VOTE TO G0 GAGK ON THE JOB AGAIN   Some Are Returning Pends ing Result of Meeting of Federal Board.

STRIKERS LOSE IN EASTERN STRONGHOLD   BREAK IN RANKS WHEN PA FIREMEN VOTE TO GO BACE TO THEIR CABS   (OUTLAWS TO BE EXPELLED   Union Leaders Give Rebels Until Tonicht to vi On Jobs—After ASvitators,

BIG BREAK IS REPORTED ON EASTERN LINE   Five Hundred Pennsylvania Firemen and Enginemen Back at Baltimore—Situation Better In Middle and Far West.

EAALY WALK - QUT ENO PREDICTED: BREAKS REPORTED   OLTWARD INDIE ATIONS PONS TO GENERAL iLEsSt MPTION OF SERVICE SOON,   EAST IMPROVEMENT NOTEC   Switchmen at Toledo Vote to Return to Work; “SS ousands cf Voluntecr, Help Meve ‘Trains in New York.

BACK 10 WORK BY THE SCORE   STRIKE OF SWITCHMEBN, SEEMINGLY. ON LAG? LEGS.   CONDITIONS NEARING NORMAL   WALKOUT BROKDEN UP AND WEN ARE SEEKING COVER.   General Weed Unable te Mad Any Cenrmection Between the Outla we and industrial Werkers ef the Werild.

END OF TROUBLE EXPEGIED SOON   Great Railroad Strike is Seen to be Waning   FIRST BREAK IN EAST   Five Hundred Pennsylvania Firemen and Enginemer Vote to Return to Work and Toledo Switchmen Will Go Back — Passenger Service Nearly Normal

Baltimore Toledo Men _ Back; Freight Service  Being Rapidly Resumed

BANDIT'S PENHIES SAVE HIS LIFE   Shot in Attempted-Holdup at Chi cago, Bullet Defiected

SAILOR BANDIT BROUGHT DOWN DURING HOLD-UP   Private Detective is Quick Witt Gun and Hold-up Thwarted   Was Sailor's First Job And H Wanted Christmas Money

SAILOR BANDIT 1 FOILED IN HOLDUF   Eight Pennies in Pocketbook Stops an Officers’ Bullet.

Sailor Bandit on First , “Stick-Up” Raid Saved  he Dennioe im Danrboi

 BROOK! FIELD FEATED ON. OHOME. Lor’   Dickherber: Delivered a “Mysterious Pollet. That. Spolled the. Afters: neow for Home Crow:

ACKNOWLEDGE. REVOLUTION. SUCCESSFUL      Likely That. U. 8. Will Ac cept Obregon Government If Control Continues. :           ARE TO TRY CARRANZA:

Sani       Gain Ends With Praeti cally No Bloodshed   REVOLT IS SUCCESS   Reconstruction Period Is Being Entered

OBREGON NOW RULES OLD MEXICO   ENITERD STATES GOVERNMES  WILL NOT HESITATE ‘To D 4 NEW BEGIME—VILGA . STERY-

MEXICAN REBELS TAKE UP PROBLEM DF RECONSTRIICTION   Task of Forming «a New Government Has Been Entered tnto with Vigor   ENITED STATES WILL RECOGNIZE NEW CONDITIONS   Believed that the Federal Garrison a Jaurez Will Surrender to Revo lationists Today

Period ef Reconstruction Has Begun and Defacto Government Will Be Given Chance to Make Good.   OBREGON iS STRONG MAN OF MEXICO TODAY   Rebel Chieftains Uniting Under Leadership of Strongest Man Who Will Be Candidate for Presidency.

— HANS RE PEAGE   SETTING UP OF PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT WILL FOLLOW AT ONCE.   MAY PAGIFY P. GONZALES   Jnited States Is Losing No Time In Assuring Protection of Foreigners at All Mexican Ports.

MEXICO APPARENTLY ENTERED st. PERIOD OF RECONSTRUCTION ESTABLISHING NEW GOVERNMENT   The State Department Will Not Hesitate te Deal With the Rebels  as a Defacte Goyernment if Carranza is Completely .Over- — thrown, It Was Arnneunced Today

Bloodless Revolt’s Quick Termination Surprise in. Washot _ington—-Recognition to Be Accorded When Com. ‘pilete Report. Received-—Carranza, Prisoner,  oa gece. WHE Not Be Byanutad

v ae ON WILL DEAL WITH REVOLETIONISTS WHEN - ARNZA OVERTHROW IS CONFIRMED   REVOLT (S BLOODLESS   Very Few Lives Lost To Bring About Change tu Admiluistration— General Obregon nercases Strength as Federals Surrender

REVOLUTION IN CONTROL   MEXICO ENTERS A PERIOD OF RECONSTRUCTION WITH NEW GOVERNMENT AT HEAD

Mexican Rebels to Organize New Government   State Governors Will Probably Organ. ize a Provisional Government Until Election July 4th

NEW PRESIDENT HAS MUCH WORK IN WASHINGTON   A COMPLETE TURNOVER IN EXECUTIVE STAFF OF © GOVERNMENT.   GREAT QUESTIONS  TO BE CONSIDERED

Busy Days Ahead For Nation When Harding Takes Helm at Capitol-To be Many Changes

hae MAY NOT Lit      Former! Govornor of Kniss is Critienly Sick,

HANGED INNOCENT NEGRO.      The Mob At Duluth “Made a - Bad Mistake,

PUBLIC UTILITIES BE IN LEGISLATURE   Committee Majority Agrees But Real Fight Just Beginning.

CROWD THREATENS AUGUSTO PASQUALE   Kidnaper of Blakely Coughlin Rushed Back to Jail by Officers.

CROWD MENACES BABY’S KIDNAPPE   Norristown Feeling High <A: Captor Of Coughlin Baby Awaits’ Trial

FEELING RUNS Rl AGAINST KIDNAPER   POLICE FOLLOW CLUES TO WHEREABOUTS OF LITTLE BLAKELY COUGHLIN.

FEELING RUNS ba AGAINGT KIONAPPER   ical i s Feared by Of “cial the Coughlin - «Case :

Coughlin Kidnaper Held at Norristown for Grand Jury   Search at Egg Harbor, N. J. “Fails to Locate Missmg Ba sby; Police Protect Augus' Pasquale frem Angry Citi zens.

DUTCH ASKED TQ DELIVER REFUGEE TS THE BET CHANG   Government of Holland Faces Problem of International Law.

TO SEIZE 2 OHIO BREWERIES   Cincinnati Revenue Collector le Au. thorized by Washington to Act,

SUPREME COURT FAILED TO RULE ON PROHIBITION   QUESTION WILL CONEINUE StS PENDED IN AM NOW UNTUL JUNE 18ST, aT LEAST.

LEADERS HOPEFUL OF MAJOR LEGISLATION   BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS WILL RESUME SESSIONS © TODAY, :

HHouse and Senate Are to Get Down to Work   RELIEF OF FARM   This Bill and That on Immigration to Hold the Statesmen

IMPORTANT BILLS ON DOGKET TODAY   To Vote on Reviving Wa Finance Body and Immigration Measure.

WILL: VOTE TODAY. ~ ON FARM CREDAS   SENATE WILL DISPOSE 01 RESOLUTION ON FINANCE CORPORATION.

douse Expects Final Vote on Johnson Immigration Bill Today—May Comte to Vote on Volstead Repeal Bill—Sehate to Hurry Action on Farm Credits Measure. .

LEADERS BELIEVE LEGISLATION WILL BE ENACTED SOO   Senate to Resume Consideration of Resolution Intended To Aid Farmers.   HOUSE WILL VOTE ON IMMIGRATION MEASURE   Bill to Reguiate Packing Industry May Also Be Taken Un.

_eaders Hopeful of Passage of Farm, Finance,War-Time, Soldier, Bills at Once

NAVY WEAKNESS ASCRIBED T0 REPUBLICANS   DANIELS SAYS ALLEGED LACK OF PREPAREDNESS DUE TO PREVIOUS REGIME.

DANIELS CLAIMS TEDDY AND TAFT DEMOTED NAVY   Says American Navy Dropped to Third Rank, 1908-12

TESTIFIED TODAY THAT LACK O PREPAREDNESS   By Former Secretaries of Navy fol War Is Fault That Lies at Their Door   U. S. Navy Fell from Second to Thir: Place During Roosevelt and Taft Administrations.

WD BELITTLES ROOSEVELT   On witness ; stand today, ~ he tells why. ofr navy . “fell down”. -

LODGE OFFERS COMPROMISE RESERVATION TO ARTICLE !   Proposal is Modification of WatsonSimmons Reservation—Text Se at The Offer

ENATOR LODGE PRESENTEI DOCUMENT ON ARTICLE TEN OF THE LEAGUE,      The Compromise is a Modification o the Watson-Simmons Proposal Which Was a Modification of the Origins! Reservation.

VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN ON MONDAY    . iTnanimons Consent by Agreement, Was Reached: in Senate to Set»  tle Mooted “Questio

LODGE PRESENTS NEW MODIFICATION   “Bitteg Enders’ Force Lodge To Furfher Modification of Article  ; 10 Reservation.

Says It Changes Wording but Does Not Change Meaning.   BUSINESS MEN URGING PREVENTION OF BREAK   Fear Result of Failure te Reach Some Agreement on Treaty,

LODGE 0  FFERS COMPROMISE PROPOSAL   WOULD SAVE TREATY   DECLARES THAT HIS LATES MODIFICATION DOES NOT ALTER PRINCIPAL BUT TREATY  MUST NOT BE DEFEATED ON QUESTION OF WORDS

PLANNED TO PASS LODGE SUBSTITUTE   Democrats and Bitter Enders Say New i  Will Be Adopted   Former, However, Say the Treaty Will Be Beaten on Final Vote

REPUBLICAN MAKES CHANGE IN EFFORT TO END STALEMATE   Leader Modifies Watson-Sim mons Proposal on Treaty. — Concerning Art. 10.    GUEESTION BEFORE SENATE

LODGE PRESENTS A NEW RESERVATION TO ARTICLE TEN   NEW, RESERVATION GUARDS  S. FROM ENGAGING IN  ANY ‘EUROPEAN ©. DISPULES   CHANGES THE WORDING   Watson-Simmons  Reseryation Left Loophole for Trouble Abroad, Opponents — Explained— Situation is Still Uncertain

NEW ARTICLE 1€ RESERVATION   Lodge Submits Compromise to the Senute

LODGE DRAFTS AN. OTHER AMENDMEN’   This One Pledges United States to Refuse Interfer. ing in Any European Con troversies Under Treaty ty United Prees

LODGE OFFERS TO MAKE COMPROMISE   fyrizinal Watson-Simmons Compromise on Article  “en Reservation Is Mod.  " ified, Giving Congress Sole Power to Declare War

DRAFT CLEARS AWAY DOUBT OF INTENTIONS   Position of United States in Desiring to Keep From For. eign Wars ts Clearly Shown ta World.

ANOTHER MODIFICATION. ON ARTICLE TEN UNDER ~ PROTEST OF BITTER-ENDER:

Lodge Offers Another Modification--to: His "Article X Reservatios

LEADERS 1N SENATE VAINLY WORK FOR: TREATY COMPROMISE   Make Eleventh-Hour Effort “to  Get Together On Article X of Peace Treaty. ;   LITTLE HOPE OF SUCCESS   Latest Estimates Say "Republi. can Substitute Lacks Two Votes of Adoption.

ESPERANTO WINS OVER DELAWANA   Winner of International Fish ermans’ Regatta, Race Closest at Turn.   Halifax, Nov. 1; — Esperanto wins. The Esperanto won the International Fisherman's Regatta.

AMERICAN SCHOONER LEADS CANUCK BOAT   Overcomes Great Lead of Delawana and Leads on Last Lap.

“FLU" CASES DECREASING   Tore Were 904 Lex Cases Sunday  Thon There Was on Safar

Deaths From Pneumonia. Influenza Fewer in r 2 "        AKRON HAS 60. DEATHS.

MORE THAN 2," 700 DEATHS HAVE BEEN. CAUSED BY THE BLU AND PNEUMON ~ 1A IN GOTHAM

ATHAVAGANCE  NN OUTING ie DIMINISHING   PEOPLE DEMANDING MONEY'S WORTH IN QUANTITY AND OUALIPY DECLAKES BANK,

PEOPLE GIVE UP LAVISH BUYING   PUBLIC IS DEMANDING A DOLLAR'S WORTH, FEDERAL RESERVE REPORTS.

BANK SAYS PUBLIC RAPIDLY REGAINING SENSE   Slowing Down of Auto Indus try Indicative of General  Saving Trend.

EXTRAVAGANT BUYING 1S RAPIDLY DECLINING, . BUT ‘MONEY IS STILL PLENTIFUL.

EXTRAVAGANCE TS SUBSIDING   Public Is Demanding the Worth of Their Mon ey From Stores

HARDING oENDG COMMUNICATION TO OBREGO   Important Document, Nature of Which Is Not Known, delivered By Detegation

HARDING SENDS SECRET MESSAGE TO GEN. OBREGOI   Senator Fall Will, Deliver Letter to Mexican Presi- aust Eelont

SERS TS EE ANNI Gy DEPARTMENT OF  AGRICUL. TURE. SHOWS - MUCH. GRAIN - IN HANDS .OF FARMER;

OO  REVIEW IS ASKED FOR   Of Decree Awarding Judg ment Against Miners.

REVIEW OF DECREES IS ASKED BY MINE WORKERS   Judgment Had Been Awarded in Fave: of Eight Independent Non-Union Coal Companies.

A _ _ MORE MUNCIE TROUBLE.        Five  indictments, To it Filed’ of Sensational Nature.  Twenty-Fi

VORE MUNCIE TROUBLE.   Iwenty-Five Indictments To Re Filed of Sensational Nature.

SIAN FEI PRISONERS LISED AS HOSTAGES   MILITARY IN IRELAND TAKE A FEW ALONG TO PREVENT AMBUSHES—TWO WERE KILLED

SINN FEIN HOSTAGES ARE SHO]   Result ‘of the Military’s New Policy Using Sinn Fein Prisoners as Hbstages.

ENOLIOH USE SINATIENERD AS HOSTAGES   Will Force Prisoners te Accompany Them in Raids—Raid Island in Search of Irish Leaders.

[RUSH PRISONERS USED AS HOSTAGES BY THE BRITISH   Two Sinn Feiners Shot By Soldiers Near Cashel On Sunday   ESS VIOLENCE SEEN   Trish Resent : Exeommuniea tion Order Used By Bishop Coahlan, Of Cork

Sinn Fein Are Being Car. ried by Government   Catholic Bishop Has Tak en Sides Against All Ampbushes

NEW ANGLE IN IRISH GRIME   ‘Sinn Feiners Left As Prisoners and Hostages Shot and Killed by Troops,

ie TELLS STORY:OF.. "TERRIBLE ‘MISTREATMEN   Peni yivania. Miss... Escape: ‘from Family She Says Tor. tured Her Fiendishly..   WOMAN -{$-UNDER ARREST

GIRLS TALE OF CRUELTY SHOCKS RIDGWAY PEOPLE   Bound, Beaten, Nose Broken, Mouth Torn And Twisted; Seared With Hot Irons And Back Slashed With Shears.

Mol T Bin TORTURED  YEARS   ‘Makes Escape and Tells Stor of Cruelties.   BODY COVERED WITH SCARS FROM TORTURE  ,   Ridgway, Pennsylvania, Woman  Held To Answer.   The Victim Says She's Scalded, Burned -and Beaten-—-Stab-bed with Shears’ While Tied by Her Tormentor.

Girl Tells of Fourteen Years’ & Torture By Farmer’s Wife; Was Bound, Put in Boiling ‘Water

20-YEAR-OLD GIRL TELLS STORY OF 14-YEAR TORTURE   Julia Hector Sheltered Today By Deputy Sheriff At Ridgway, Pa., After Relating Almost Unbelievable Experiences In Farmer’s Home.

STORY OF INHUMAN TREATMENT 1S TOLD BY YOUNG GIRL   Brutally Treated For 14 Years She _ Testifies In Court.

RATE INCREASE DOES NOT AFFECCT FARES IN STATE OF IOWA   Intra-State R. R. Tickets Cos! ‘Same’as Before. 20 Per Cent _ Ratse:on [iterstate Fares  Effective Today.

RATE INCREASE DOES NOT AFFECT IN 1OWA   Intra-State R. R. Tickets Cost Same as Before. 20 Per Cent Raige on Interstate Fares Effective Last Thursday.

FAIL TO SIGN THE ARMISTICE   No Acsrrement Reached Between  Russien and Polish Delegntes.

MEXICANS LIBERATE AMERICAN AUATORS   LIEUTENANTS DAVIS AND GRIMES “REACH LAREDO WITHOUT f EXAMINATION,

Compromise Not Far Off . Leaders in Senate Fight . Assert After Conference.      Between Democratic and  Republican Members ' Paves Way lo Possible Sattlomeant.

SEE PROMISE UF EARLY PACT RATIFICATION   Caneus Of Democratic Senators Submit Proposals To Republiecans To End Conflict   DEFINITE PROGRAM TO BE SUBMITTED   Signs Of Early Get-Togethe Movement Is Seen— Action May Come Quickly

Ratification Group, at Specia Conference, Agrees to Make Concessions.   ‘TO GO BEFORE LODGE   Hiichcock Savs Progress Is Made, and Underwood Is in Agreement.

INTLOOK FOR RATIFICATION IS BA'GHTER THIS AFTERNOON   I riends of Peace Treaty in Both Parties Get Together in Promising Effort to Bring End to Delay

INDICATIONS   MORE PROMISING FOR TREAT COMPROMISE - CC   And Early Ratification Than. Since President Brought the Doca-

WO0D'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER DENIES WICKED METHOOS   Not One Gent Used Corrupily, Proctor Says in Answer to Borah’s Senate Charge.

NO ATTEMPT 10 BUY AGE MADE BY WOOD, GLAIN   Campaign Manager Says “We Will Hold Guilty Persons Responsible”’ for Attack.

ARMOR SAVES M. VENIZELOS   Chain Suit Turns Bullets of Would-Be Assaceina.

'VENIZELOS SAVED BY ARMOR   Three-Ply Chain Suit Turned the Bul. lete of Would-Be Assagsins in Paris,

GOT GOPHER: PUBLICITY      IR. OQ. Smith Has Calls for Help From O:her States

DEBATE ON TREATY OF VERSAILLES 1$ AGAIN UP IN SENATE   SENATE LEADERS HOPEFUL THAT DISCUSSION WILL LEAD TO SOME MEANS OF BRINGING OPPOSING FORCES TOGETHER.

DEBATE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS ON   Senate as Much. in Dark as Ever. Over Developments Brought Out by Opposition Leader. 

DEBATE WILL OCCUPY TIME   It Might Reveal Some Means of Bringing Forces Together

LODGE SUGGESTS: NEW CHANGE IN RESERVATIONS   Would Permit President or Congress to Withdraw From League.’   OPPONENTS APPARENTLY FAR FROM AGREEMENT   Debate Resumed “in Senate and Compromise Efforts Are Dropped.

DEBATE ON THE TRAY RESUMED   SEXNATCR LOBGE MAKES UNEXPECTED Marion   LEADERS SORE WHAT HOPEFUL

SENATE DEBATE WL CONTINUE      Senator Thomas . Thinks, it Heat of Passion, Terms - Toe Hard on Germany

PUMP OMe UN TREATY STILL HEN GUUGH    DEBATE ON TREATY EXPECTED TO OCCUPY ALU OF TODAYS BUSTIN ESS SESSION,

DEBATE GN THE TREATY RESUMED   SENATOR LODGE MAKES ; TED MOTION      LEADERS SOMEWHAT HOPEFUL

OCCUPY ING SENATE   ATMOSPHERE EXPECTED TC BE CLEARED THROUGH ARGUMENTS OFFERED   LODGE GAUSES A STH   His Motion to Modify Reservation On Withdrawal From League May Bring an Agreement.

DEBATE ON TREATY FLARES. UP TODAY INA NEW. BURST   Agreement On Railroad Legislalation is Redrafted by Conferees to Aid Settlement.   TO COMPEL ARBITRATION   Legislation for the Return of the Roads to Private Manayement Nearly Finished.

LIGHT VOTE ~—CASTINTHE PRIMIARY ELECTION   CHAS, N. FULLERTON ‘SWEEPS DAVIESS COUNTY—WAKEHELD CARRIES GREENE,   CULLOP, IT APPEARS, CARRIES DISTRICT   Ed. Langhlin, Republican, Defeated for’ Rpepresentative—Gtorge Daily Defeat®d.

HAS, N. FULLERTON SWEEPS ‘DAVIESS COUNTY—WAKE- . “ KYIELD CARRIES GREENE.   CULLOP, IT APPEARS, : CARRIES DISTRICT   Ed. Laughlin, Republican, Defeated ’ for Representative— rge Daily Defeat“d.

CLEVELAND MOURNS CHAPMAN   Flags at Half-mast Over Field of American Leagtre.

CHAPMAN'S BODY MET BY FRIENDS   Hundreds Gather at Cleveland Station   THIS MORNING   Umpires Evans and Dinneen Make Statement Sharply Scoring Pitcher Mays.

BASEBALL FANS MEET THE BODY OF THEIR IDO   Remains of Ray Chapman Reached Cleveland This Morning.   HIS WIDOW IS A SOCIETY LEADER   Dead Shortstop Was a Fz mous All-Around Athlete.

CHAPMAN’S BODY REMOVED TO HIS CLEVELAND HOME   Naval Reserve Club of Which Ball Player Was a Member Would Hold Military Funeral.

CLEVELAND IN -. MOURNING FOR RAY CHAPMAN   Body of Player Arrives in Ohio City.

GLEVELAND FANS MEET BODY OF STAR SHORTSTOP   Two Umpires, Replying to Mays, Say No Pitcher Resorted to Trickery More Than He to Rough Ball.

BASEBALL FANS PAY TRIBUTE   Gather: ‘at Depot to Meet Body of Chapman. of ‘Cleveland. Team

NATIONS FANS MOURN DEATH OF SHORT STOP   Mays Declares Ball Used Was Rough Took Un expected Twist.

Kemal Pasha, Has Army Of 150,00C   Men Are Said To Be Badl: Equipped, According To Report

TURK NATIONALIST LEADER HAS ARMY OF 150,000 MEN - BUT IS POORLY EQUIPPED

NEW YORK HARBOR WORKERS UNABLE TO SETTLE DIFFERENCE:   Strike Will be Brought Before Conference of Men ~ and Rail Managers

‘CAR SHORTAGE   Farmers and Elevator Men to Soh Problem of Moving Crops

OIATE 10 AWARDED LARGE BODY LAND   COURT UPHOLDS CLAIM TO 60.000 ACRES EXCESS IN CAPITAL

STATE GLANS FOR fle TRAGT OF LAND GRANTED BY THE DoT RLGT GOUR   LITIGATION GROWING OUT BUILDING OF STATE CAPETOL NOW ENDER WAY.

STATE WINS CASE _IN AUSTIN COURT   Claims to 60 000 fares ~ Allowed.

SENATORS FIDDLED WHILE WORLD WAS IN CHAOS   John Sharp Williams Emphatic In His Denunciation Of The Senate

WILLIAMS PUI TO DOUBT EVEN IN DEMOCRACY   CALLS SENATE DEBA®E MO3ST CONFUSED GABFEST IN HISTORY OF WORLD.   Save Last Two Years Will Be Referred to In Hi.tory As The Great Conspiracy Era

AMERICA LOST WORLD LEADERSHIP   Senator Williams Said Senate Fiddled While Rome Burned and That Some Wished President Dead.

DEFEAT OF LEAGUE 9 GAAVE PROBLEM SENATOR DECLARED   PAST 2 YEARS WILL GO DOWN IS HISTORY AS “TIME OF GREAT CONSPIRACY.”   “MMOST DOUBTS CAUSE’   Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi Says America’s Great Opportunity Lost Through Stand of “Poison Squad”

DERRICKS BLOWN DOWN AT HOUSTON   ‘Thirty-five Mile Wind Visits Blue Ridge Oil District; Man Is Injured,

REDS RUN SEMENOFF AWAY   Leaders’ Anti-Bolshevik Campaign in Siberia Has Failed.

SEMENOFF FLEES FROM REDS   His Arti-Bolshevik Campaign in $i beria Has Collapsed, Says Tokyo Dispatch,

SEMENOFE FLEES FROM REDS   His Anti-Boishevik Campaign in &lberia Has Collapsed, Says = Tokyo Dispatch. >

GOVERNMENT TROOPS DRIVE SPARTACANS BACK   Wesel’s Communicttion With Outside World Cut Of—Contfusion Pre. vails in Red Army,

Press Reports Buford’s Reds Are Peacable   To Dump Ratlicals at Libau

Deported Bolshevists Have not Caused Trouble thus Far on Their Journey To “A Port in Russia”

Reds on Buford Have Been Peaceable   Story of the Conduct of the Passengers on the Buford Being Deported to Russia

DEPORTED REDS — ARE PEACEFUL, OFFICERS CLAIM   REPAIRS TO TRANSPORT WILL BE COMPLETED SOON— NO DISORDER

LUTHERANS PLAN CONVENTION   Delegates trom .all Over the State of iowa to Meet in Des Moines

IOWA LUTHERAN ST, CONVENTION   Will Be Held in Nes Moines October am a

DISTRICT COURT JURORS DRAWN   NEXT TERM OF DISTRICT COURT WILL CONVENE MONDAY, APRIL NINTEREENTH

COLLUSION REPORT DENIED.      Probikition Officers. Not -Cooperating With Bootleggers in Western Pennsylvania,

NO COLLUSION BETWEEN DRYS AND BOOTLEGGER   PROHIBITION DIRECTOR HINDMAN SAYS SALE OF LIQUOR IS NOT BEING PERMITTED TO ASSIST COX CAMPAIGN.

COLLUSION BETWEEN DRY OFFICERS AND BOOTLEGGER:   Sale of Liquor Permitted to Boost Cox Campaign Fund, Hundman Charges.

MOSCOW SCENE OF FIGHTING IS REPORT   MILITARY DICTATORSHIP - AGAINST~ BOLSHEVIK MAY BE AIM.

socialisls Hear General Brusiloff of Old Imperiat Regime Has Seized Government. Fiehtine Followinoe   DICTATORSHIP BY MILITARY THE PLAN   Decree Issued by Lente Proclaims Martial Law in Central and North Russia and in Archangel.

SOVIET RULE IN THE BALANCI   Report Coméds That Gen. -Brusiloff . Has Seized Government at’ Mos cow. , Mastial Law Re. E ctablickad:   A PROCLAMATION

FIGHTING NOW IN PROGRESS   A Military Gictatorship May be-Established

General Brusiloff Tries to Establish Dictator: _ship—Martial Law Proclaimed in Cen tral Provinces oy Lenine.

RELEASED ON BAIL   Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes Gives Bonds of $5,000.

MRS, ROSE STOKES . RELEASED ON BAIL   Arrested on Teqnest af Chieago Pa fice on Charge of Crinital  Hyadicalisi,

MRS, STOKES OUT OF JAIL ON BOND BY GOURT ORDER   PROMINENT SOCIAL WORK ER, INDICTED ON CHARGE OF CRIMINAL SYNDICAL ISM, GIVEN HER LIBERTY

THIS IS IDEAL CROP WEATHER   Kansas Has Had Plenty of Rain Weckly Report of - §. D. Flora

IDEAL CROP WEATHER         Yemperatures Above Normal anc Copious Rains Last. Week

HUNGARY FAVORS = MONARCHY WT OTTO AS Kine   Eldest. Son of Former Emperot Charles Meets With Most Approval, Although There fe Biany Suggestions Offonod

TROOPS QUELL DISTURBANCES, MAINTAIN ORDER   More Militiamen Rushed to Denver and West Frankfort

DENVER IN HANDS OF REGULAR TROOPS   Striking Carmen Have Agreec To Return to Work ff Al Strike-Breakers Go

CONSIDERING MEANS OF RAISING REVENUE TO MEET INCREASE   Rajlread fixecutives in Session Witt Passenger ane Preight rate  Alanawers,

Higher Passenger Fares Expected as One Means of Raising 600 Million   JNION MEN CONTINUE CONFERENCE ON AWARD   IPERATORS PLAN TO ASK 30 TO 40 PER CENT INCREAS IN BOTH FREIGHT AND PAS« SENGER RATES,

LIKELY. T0 GO UP A HAL F CENT PER MILE   30 To 40 Per Cent. Raise It 2 Freight Rates Talked a : 0% 0 . aa   PUBLIC MUST STAND BOOST

IPASSENGERS  WILL PROBABLY  - PAY INCREASE   RAILROAD ENECUTIVES AND TRAFFIC MANAGERS MEET IN WASHINGTON.   Those Attending Meeting State I Probably Would Be Decided to Ask For One-Half Cent Fare Hike.

PASSENGER RATES MUST — BE RAISED CONTENTION OF BAILAOAD OFFICIALS   One-half Cent Per Mile Is Amount Which Exeeu tives Will Ask Interstate Commerce Com- ~ mission—Freight Rates Up Too. ‘

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   WORLD'S SERIES BASEBALL GAMES START OCT. 5

N THE. WORLD SERS: STAR ~ (CTR 5   First Three Games In City Wineing American League Championship.

COX ATTIAKS W      Dtubooratia Onadidate, in Aocep'   ate. Specch, Fiatly. Favors *s Langue of Nations,           MARRS. PEAGE TREATY - PARAMOUNT SUBJEC?      Mominse Tolls Crowd at Dayton pobliean Platform Means ate German Pesce.       WUMULTY APPROVES SPEECH   te to Sixty Thousand Persen: Phronged Fair Grounds to, “Eisten to Speech.

FAVORS GOING INTO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Lands With Sledge Hammer Blows on ‘Senatorial Cabal Which Obstructs Peace anc Advocates Separate Pact with Germany.

DID NOT WASH DINNER DISHES   Son of Geverner Cooltdge Spoits a Bit of Fiction.

THE “SPIRIT AUTHOR” APPEARS.   Publishers ‘Neéd: Sense of Humor to Read Absurd Stories Sent in.

1910—689; 1900—687.  ** In Humboldt and Kossuth. Counties. Cambined population, 1920 —610; 1910—501; 1900-—534.   Plant Spring Bulbs Now

TEXAS AERO CLUB SELECTE!   Will Represent U. S. in International Airplane Race

TEX. AERO CLUB WILL REPRESENT U.S. IN FRANCE   Will Compete in Amplane Race to Be Held im France in September.

TEXAS AERO CLUB TO HAVE CONTESTANT IN INTERNATIONAL. RAL   IS ONE OF THREE ORGANTAATIONS SELECTED TO REPRESENT UNITED STATES,

FRENCH FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED BY FIRE   Great Mills N Near Meaux Took Fire and All Hope of  Saving Them Has Been Ahandtannsd a CS ncranat KRest

GREAT MILLS OF FRANGE BURN   Wheat and Flour Valued at Seven Million Francs, a Totai Loss

FRENCH FLOUR MILLS BURN      Hope of Saving Ancient Structure with Valuable Contents Abandoned

OFFICIALS ON A NEW HUNT IN COUGHLIN CASE   Police After Man Whorm Pasquale Accuses as  the Abductor.

POLICE HOT ON A TRAIL   Hiped to Caplere the Manan Woman Who Wold Kidnaped Coughlin Boy?

GOLD WAVE WiLL SPEEDILY PASS SAYS GUSERVER   Great Portion of Land tin Grip Of Ccld Snap.  Rising Temperatures in Ohio Valley At Hand

ANOTHER COLD WAVE IN EAST   From Canada to Gulf of Mexico.   Interferes With Railroad Traffic— Zero Temperature — High Winds ~ Killing Frosts in Florida.

EAST IN GRIP OF COLD WAVE   Another Cold Snap From Canada to Gulf and From the Atlantic to Mississippi   Weaiher Bureau Predicts Temperatures Will Begin To Moderale Tonight

Present Cold Snap Will Be of Short Duration Says the Weather Mar

SAYS ZERO WEATHER © WILL NOT LAST LONG   EAST AND MID-WEST MAY LOOK FOR RELIEF TOMORROW NEAR FREEZING IN THI SOUTHERN STATES.

WEATHERMAN PROMISES © RELIEF FROM.COLD WAVE   TEMPERATURE E TO MODERATE TONIGHT AND TOMORROW— SPELL HITS EASTERN STATES.

WHOLE COUNTRY IS IN GRIP OF STORM   ‘raffic Tied Up by Gale Which ls Sweeping Eastern States. Heavy Frosts South to Florida.

“RUIN IN WILSON STAND"   SENATOR THOMAS, DEMOCRAT, WARNS OF PARTY DISSOLUTION,   Guiburst Against Unecompromistag Yrenty Demand Won Private Approval From Many Demoerates in the Senate.

OPPOSES TREATY AS ~ A CAMPAIGN ISSUE      peech  Auinst Uncompromising Treaty Demand Won Private Approvak from Many Democrats     in ate.

SHATEEN ARRESTED {Nl BG CAMPAIGN AGAINST VIOLATORS OF ORY LANA   EQUIPMENT FOR MANUFACTURING WINE AND WHESKEY SEIZED BY OFFICERS,

BRUGES HISTORIC PROCESSION   Large Deputation of Priests and Pil grims Representing Every Catho- ‘ * lig. European Country Attend. —

THOUSANDS ATTEND HISTORIC PROCESSION AT BRUGES   (By United Press)

KING'S REFUGE   Little Republic Shelter: Many Deposed Monarchs and Princes

SWITZERLAND KING'S REFUGE   Little Republic Shelter: Many Deposed Monarchs and Princes

SWITZERLAND La REFUGE OF MANY FORMER NOBLES   Little Republic Harbors More Members of Former Roya Families Than Any Othe Country in World.

HOLD NEGRO DOCTOR IN “MYSTERY MURDER’   Identity of Heardless Body Still Unsolved—Formal Charge Is Made.

NEGRO DOCTOR HELD FOR ST. JOE MURDER   ‘Charged With: Slaying White Girl Whose Headless Body Was : Found in Lake.

ACHARGES OF CRUELTY.   ! Are Lodged Against Chieago School  Superintendent,

WILL CONGRESS 0..K. ARMENIAN MANDATORY?   This Question and Answer Is in the Ale and Action Is Remote

WILSON’S MESSAGE . WELL BE “PIGEQNHOLED   Possibility of Congressional Coneur conce That U.S. Rake Abaundate  Over Armenia Tlemote.

CONGRESS OPPOSES ARMENIAN MANDATE      resident's Mexsige Will Be “Pigeas  Holed™ hy rhe Foreign AtYairs     Comnrittes,

Congress. Unlikely to <Act on “Request U.S. Accept - . Mandate. 1   POLES DENY. BOLSHEVIKI HAS. RE-ENTERED KIEFF   Clash Between ‘Students and _ Police -in. Rome Results Fatally. , a

Little Charice Congress Will Take Mandate   President Wilson's Recommendation That America Take Armenian Mandate is Pigeun-holed —Belitves U. 5. Wants lo Heln

UPPUSE ARMENIAN MANDATE, REPOR)   HOUSE AND SENATE LEADER EX. PECT WILSON REQUEST TO BE DENIED

ACCEPTANCE OF ARMENTAN MANDATE IMPROBABLE   GEN HARBORD REPORTED A MAN. DATE WOLLD REQUIRE 50.000 SOLDIERS AND s® MIL. 11ONS FIRST VRAR

AAMENIA MANDATE WILL Bt PIGEON-HOLED ofY LUNGRESSIONAL HEADY   President’s Plea To Take Balkan State Under Protecting Wing of United States Will ; Not Be QO. K’ ed.

Canipaign Mezagers for Re pibilban.: Candidate for Womination Confident.   STATES :SWING INTO LINE

GEN. WOOD'S CAMPAIGN IN ILLINOIS   EXPECTS FO BE SEVOQNT CHOICE APTER FAYOREPE SUNS DISAPPEAR             HOPES "Tb UF ‘FILE  THE SUPPORT W YQRK DELEGATLION  i N

Republican: Candidate Figures on Being Choice After , «Favorite Sons.   Also Will Respond to Harding ~ and Poindexter on Joint Debate,

ASK $4,450,000 FOR C. & E.    Board of Referees Allows Road Less Than Half Claimed for Federal Compensation.

HUNGARIAN: FROOPS. DIE BY THOUSANDS   Many Are in : Pitiful State in Russia Whete They Cannot Be Repatriated . After Five  Years Because of Lack of Sufficient Funds. - 

IRISH RIOTERS APPLY TORCH   Disorders Follow Daring Marder of Police Inspector on Way Home From Church   ASSASSINS ACTIVE   Organized Onslanghts Against  trish Constabulary Result in Seven New Killings

RIOTING BREAKS OUT AT LISBURN   Trouble Follows Assassi. nation of Swanzy   TRY TO BURN HOUSES   Homes of Nationalists are Fir. ed in Effort to Destroy Them All—Murderers Shoot Down Police Inspector As He Re. turns from Church with Family—Bold Killing

SASSI CAUSE ~ OF NEW IRlGH CLAS   RIOTING IN- LISBURN RESULTS FROM SLAYING OF POLICE INSPECTOR. ‘   ATTACK ON NATIONALISTS   Man Convicted of Killing Mayor of Belfast Is Shot Down While on His Way From Churca.

NOPECTOR onOT IN GOLD BLOOD EN ROUTE FROM CHUGH TQ HOM   Man Implicated in the Assassination of Mayor Mac Curtain in Belfast, is Killed By Three Armed Men   MURDER OCCURS IN FAMILY’S PRESENCE   Bandits Then Fire on Other Persons, Without Effect, Jump Into Waiting Taxi and Are Whirled Away,

RIOTING PROCEEDS IN IRISH COMMUNITY   AN INSPECTOR RETURNING FROM CHURCH SHOF.   Belief Expressed Affair Attempt t Intimidate the Government in Conacction With Lord Mayor of Cork.

COUNCIL GRANTS -AREA-WAY RIGHT TO HOSPITAI   Permission ts Granted to Sacred Heart Hospital.

CASTORIA  In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears  ae Copii   Soent Fortune in Search

NREMLIN (5 INVADED BY  DIOLOYALISTO; INTERNAL ~ WEAKNESS IN RUSSIA HAS  VEN WARNE NEW BAI

ARENILIN HELD BY REBELS, {i ~— TEUT REPORT!      GREAT UPRISINC STARTED   HUN REDS SPLIT AND . RAW FACTION GOES TO RUSSIANS.

GREAT UPRISING STARTED   HUN REDS SPLIT AND RAW FACTION GOES TO RUSSIAN

‘SAYS LUMBER [S$ GOING DOWN   Decline of 32 Per Cent In Three Monthe Is.Pointed Out te Bultd. ..: sors. by Dealers,

SAYS LUMBER !S GOING DOWN   Decline of 32 Per Cent in Three Months !s Pointed Out to Builders by Dealera.

MUST HAVE. MONEY SOON   ‘THERWISE ALL OF INDIANA'S STATE INSTITUTIONS WILL BE FORCED TO CLOSE DOWN   LEGISATURE MUST MEET

VOLSTEAD IS BEATEN IN MINNESOTA   Dry Bill Framer Give: Way Before Minister in the Primary.

\REPR. VOLBSTEAD BEATEN  BY NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE   Story That He Favored Light Wines and Beers Proved His Undainz.

Only Injuries Sustained Were Bruises and Lacerations to Face __and Left Leg—Walks in Darkness Until He Meets Track Worker, Who Telephones For Auto For M. Deschenel To   Cemtevus Min Inia

FRENCH RULER TAKES TUMBLE FROM A WINDOW   Falls From Moving Train And Escapes With Slight Injuries   Compelled to Walk Mile Tec Get Automobile.

~ OF FRANCE ESCAPES   SERIOUS INJURY WHEN -HE FELL FROM A ‘TMD AINI    Window of Private ‘Car Gave Way. When He Tried ‘to Open It to Obtain Ven -tilation 

FRENCH PRESIDENT ~ FALL FROM TRIN   Train Was Moving’ Slowly When Accident Occurred And he Walked Over Mile Before He Found Anybody To Administer First Aid.

FRENCH PRESIDENT FALLS FROM TRAIN   ‘Deachanel Then Walks Over Mile te Signal Station; Injuries, ‘Only i?

FRENCH CHIEF IN‘URED   5 PRESIDENT DESCHANEL FALLS. FROM MOVING TRAIN,   Executive Walks Mile to Signa! Sta tion and Telephones for an Automobile,

FELL FROM CAR WINDOW   President Deschanel of France Had aa Unuseal Experience.

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE HAS EXPERIENCE WORTH WHILE   While Trying to Open Car Window He Tumbles Out While Train Is Rumbling Along—Then He Walks.

PLUNGES OUT OF WINDOW, NOT HURT, WALKS ON TO TOWN      M: -DESCHANEL” ESCAPES   BITS. SOFT SAND   Passenger Moving Slowly; Berth Too Hot, Executi¥e Seeks More Air. ,

FRENCH CHIEF’ FELL FROM TRAIN   President Deschanel, of French Republic, Has Narrow Escape,   FOUND BY TRACKWALKER   Fall Was Accidental. Was Trying to Raise Window. Plunged From Moving Car.

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE FELL FROM A MOVING TRAIN   M Deschanel Suffers Lacerations and Bruises —Not Seriously Injured   Nas Rarefooted and in Pajamas

7 Peers 2a aT FE ULE eee  Hence an Acetdent to dts Presiden Thet Couldn't Happen Here,

President of France ts Falls From Train   Walked More Than Mile in Night— Was Bruised and Lacerated, Burt Not Seriously Injured.

Paul Deschanel Fell Through: Window of Moving Train Last Night--Not Serious Iv Hurt   TRIED TO OPEN WINDOW:   It Stuck, and in Exerting Full Strength It Gave and Preéci- ' pitated Him Out Onto Track

PAUL DESCHANEL THEN GOES OVER A MILE FOR HELP   Face and Legs Scratched and Bruised—Injury Not Serious

PRES. DEGGHANEL FALLS OFF TRAIN CLAQ IN PAJANIAG   Barefooted and Bareheaded, French Executive Seeks Aid from Workmen.   IS SHAKEN AND BRUISED,  NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED   Arising in Early Morning te Open Window, President Lands in Sand Bed.

President of France Falls From Moving Train, Walks More Than Mile   Paul Deschanel Only Slightly Injured, Doctors Find After Mishap Which Occurs Durine Night Ride.

President of France. Attired in Pajamas, Walks Track More Than Mile Following Mishap on Wight Journey   Executive Explains That He Was Precipitated Headlong Opening Window: Suffers Injuries to Legs and Face

PAUL DESCHANEL ONLY: BRUISED IS OFFICIAL WORD   Tries to Raise Window to Get Air_and It - Gives Wav

FRENCH PRESIDENT FALLS FROM TRAIM   Paul Deschane! Pitches Onto Tracks Trying To Open Car Window; Hurts Slight.

Trying to Open Train Window, President of France Plunges Out and Is Left in Darkness

Deschanel Forced to Walk Long Distance for Aid After Narrow Escape from Death; Escapes With Slight Bruises.

DESCHANEL IN ~ ODD ACCIDENT      French President  Falls From Window of Movae Train

FRENCH PRESIDENT FALLS FROM TRAIN   PRES. DESCHANEL HAS A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

PAUL DESCHANEL FALLS   "resident of French Republic in Bad Accident.   Walks Over Mile in Darkness Along  Railroad Tracks to Telephone for : Aid—Suffers No Serious Injuries,

PAUL DESCHANEL IS THROWN FROM TRAIN   President of France Is Onlt Slightly Injured but Is Forced to Walk More Than a Mile Up the Track . Throuch Darkness -

FALLS. THRBUGH WINDOW WHILE  TRAIN GOES ON   Paul Deschanel ~ Suffers  Seratches and Bruises in  Curious Accident   STUBBORN WINDOW IS BLAMED FOR MISHAP   Executive Surprises. Track: Walker With Announcement of Nane and Title

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE FALLS FROM A TRAI?      Yeschanel Slightly Hurt When He Plunges Through Window He Tried to Open,

PRES, DESCHANEL FELL FROM TRAIN   Dropped Out of Window and Train Moved on—Forced to Walk More Than Mile   Met Trackworker Who Cafled Auto to Take Injured Man  te Hosnitat

PRESIDENT OF FRANC! FALLS FROM MOVINE TRAIN; NOT MUCH HUR)   Walks : Track Until He Meets Laborer, to Whom He Tells His Story.

President Of France Falls From Window Of Moving Trains Walks Ta Nearest Station: Slichtlv Iniured

PAUL DESCHANEL HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,   ATTEMPTING TO OPEN WIN.DOW, PITCHED OUT.   Had to Wa!k Back Mile and a Quarter Where He Met a Track Worker who Gave Him First Aid—Physicians Later Pronounce Him Out of Danger.

“FROM an ian      FRENCH PRESIBENT-19-HUR1   Was Teying ‘toMaise Sash : and it Sud     - denly: Gave Ways Causing: Him-' «To Fall

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE FALLS FROM WINDOW OF TRAIN; IT GOES ON WITHOUT EXECUTIVE

DESCHANEL IS INJURED   Falls From Open Window of Moving Train and Badly Cul and Bruised—Walks for Mile In Night Clothes Seeking Aid—Taken to Nearby City In An Auto.

sexes aes tla LE Ct TNC Teenie tTetltlt ttc atitn. tants e estat tintin eel ti iatattti eieaes attlailaiat  PRESIDENT OF FRANCE TUMBLES FROM HIS RAIL CAR WINDOW

FRENGH RULER  FALLS FROM A GAR WINDOW   President Paul Deschanel Ha: Narrow Escape From Death.   TRAIN MOVING WHEN HE TOOK TUMBLE   Executive Had Been Ill, Op ened Window and Lost Balance.

EIGHT-CENI  FARE RULING IS CAUSE   Carl Mote Subponaed Today To Gary Superior Court

STATE OFFICIAL CITED TO APPEAR BEFORE LAKE SUPERIOR CIRCUIT COURT

htc ieee ier certian eee ai ania neil  DENY REPORTS OF REVOLTS IN SECTIONS OF MEXICO

AFFAIRS IN MEXICO DO NOT SEEM EXCITING AT PRESENT TIME: 10 HOLD ELECTION N SEPTEMBER

With Exception of Villa Movement It Chihuahua It Is Claimed Mexico. Peaceful.

Worst Storm of Winter Is Due From West Tonight —Near Zero Weather and a Snowfall Predicted

BULSHEVISTS GAIN GROUND IN GERMAN]   ‘Official Reports  On. Situation Submitts to Allied Council of Ambas_sadors Today.

Hundreds Were Regally Entertained On Christmas After emgare and Other Sifts Distributed—Committer «Of Elks and Santa Claus Visited Church Home at Jones _ town, and Made Little Orphans Happy.

KIDDIES HAD TIME OF THEIR LIVES AT ELKS PRETTY HOME   Hundreds Were Regally Entertained On Christmas Afternoon—~Candy and Other Gifts Distributed——Committee Of Elks and Santa Claus Visited Church Home at Jonestown, and Made Little Orchans Happy.

SMILEY IS BANISHED.   Released From Jail to Spend Christmas Out of Town

WIDOW OF MAAC SWE SWERS.      Refuses to Characterize His Occupation as Anything Except ‘Volunteer Officer of Trish Republican Army.”   CATHEDRAL FUNERAL TOMORROW; HOME FRIENDS REACH LONDON

CONFISCATE IRISH MONEY   Raid of Military in Dublin May Prove Serious.

ROOSEVELT LAYS WREATH ON LA FAYETTE’S TOMB   Democratic Vice Presidential Can. didate Pays Tribute to Memory of French General.

LAYS. WREATH UN THE STATUE (F LAFAYETTE   Franklin D. Roosevelt Labo ‘Day Orator in New York City.   ADDRESS TEEMS WITH PATRIOTISM   Next Vice President Giver Loving Cup By Navy Yard Employes.

ROOSEVELT HONORED BY NAVY EMPLOYES   Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Presented With Loving Cup.

ROOSEVELT LAUDS FRENCH; 13,000 NAVAL EMPLOYES CIVE HIM LOVING CUE

ROOSEVELT PUTS WREATH ON STATUE OF UAFAYETTE   Is Presented With Silver Loving Cup by Navy Yard Employes.

mBre mn in Five ta Feu Veta re Cages el Define ls  “aig Liga 25 Api Wat Time Act-All ‘beverages: Barred Containing One Half of  One: Per Gent er Over

SUPREME COURT UPHOLOS ORY LAN   Constitutionality of Volstead Prohibtion Enforcement Act Sustained by 5-4 Vote   LAST HOPE OF WETS SWEPT ASIDE

PROHIBITION IS  UPHELD BY HIGH COURT BY FIVE TN FOUR VOTE   Congress Has Right to Define Intoxicating Liquors.   2.75 PER CENT BEER ILLEGAL   Authority to Suppres: Liquor Traffic Affirmed.

GUNGHEOD HOLDS FiGHT TO DEFINE GUP THAT GHEERS   SUPREME COURT RENDERS AN OPINION DISCOURAGING TO THE WETS   ABENDMENT NOT INVOLVED

Supreme Court Holds Dry  Enforcement Act /s Valid   Beverages Containing More Than ; of 1 Per Cent  Illegal, Judges Say—Anti-Saloon League Hails De cision as “Sweeping Victory”—Little Hope Left for “Wet” Adherents, Is General Belief.

ANOTHER HOPE OF ‘“WRETS’ GOES GLIMMERING.   Supreme Court Upholds Right oj . Congress to Define Intoxicating Liquors.

SUPREME COURT RENDERS ab DPINION DISCOURAGING TO THE WETS   AN  ENGMENT NOT (NVGLVED

WETS LAST HOPE KILLED BY THE SUPREME COUR)   RIGHT OF CONGRESS TO DE. FINE INTOXICATING LI. QUOR AS APPLIED TO WAR TIME PROHIBITION.

2.70 PER (CENT BEER ILLEGAL   CONGRESS HAS POWER TO FIX ALCOHOLIC CONTENTS OF DRINKS   JUSTICES ARE DIVIDED   Five of Niae Members Submit Majority Opinions

HULD CONGRESS MAY DETERMINE   Just What Constitutes In toxicating Liquor   VERY CLOSE DECISION   jupreme Court Sustains Right So Far as War-Time Prohibition is Concerned but Decree Does Not Pass Upon Federal Amendment and ‘Portions of Volstead Act.

AMERICAN LEGION BEFORE CONGRESO   Demands Immediate Assistance for Former Service Men—Bonus System is Favored.   MANY ARE IN NEED OF AID   Cash Payment Preferred to Home ot Farm Loans, Chairman of Leg totatizsn COnmemmnitéiann Oarsun

AMERICAN LEGION FORCE ACTION: TO Al SERVICE MEN   Served Notice te That Effect ¢ House Ways and Means , Committee,

LEGION DEMANDS ACTION ON AID TO SERVICE MEN      Couimander Oe        ys Men Want Not Home or + 2 m Loans of Voeeational  aid .

ION ORES. TICE TODAY JN GONGRESS   ans to Force Immediate Action on Legislation for Ex-Service Men   JUR PROPOSALS MADE FOR EXTENSION OF AID   OLIER AND MILLER SAY CON. GROSS IS FALSELY ECONOM 'ZING AT EXPENSE OF FOR. MER SOLDIERS.

Say Congrass Should Wot Economize at the Ex=.. pense of Service Men ~--Several (Plans ~ Proposed

BONUS BILL BROUGHT UP . INCONGRESS   Opposed by Both Lead. ers But Supported by Members.

SOLDIER'S AID LEGISLATION {S  BEFORE COMMITTEE   Ways and Means Coumittce Wrestling with Big Problem of the ExService Men   FORM OF AID 1S THE MOST DERATED QUESTION   ‘More than Eishty Bills Wave Bee   Introduced by Various Senators and Congressmen

AMERICAN LEGION DEMANDS AID FOR * FY-SERVICE = MEN   CONGRESS 18 WARNED IT WES! NOT ECONOMIZE AT EXPENSE ‘ OF WORLD WAR VETERANS   ISQUARE DEAL ASKED FOR   Land Settlement, Vocational Training Home Ald and Adiustment of Compensation Legislation is Legion's Program

AMERICAN LEGION TO FORGE AGTION TO AID SERVICE MEN   Three Million in, Need and Have Waited Long Enough for Congress to Act.

AMERICAN LEGION STARTS ACTION   Demand fmmediate Legislation to Aid Service Men   VOCATIONAL TRAINING URGED      Ask Land Settlement in all States . onload Hame Finance

i. S. ARMY OFFICER IS SHOT   Head cf Lower Mississippi Engineers lg Wounded by Unknown. Man or His Wife.

D'ANNUNZIO ARE AT WAR   ni Visible Evidence That ' Hostilities Had Begun Up te Midnight Last Night—Islands Cut Off From Main Land — PYAnnunzio Statements Vunlant

Poet Soldier Bottled Up in Fiume; No Blood Shed +, War Declared on Ital;   D’Annunzio Makes Fierce Pronouncements Against Gen. Cavig lia in Command of Regulars Surrounding City; ae  ee aS eee ne

D ANNUNZIO REGENCY BEING SURROUNDEDBY ITALIAN REGULARS: TC  BLOCKADE REBEL PORT

King’s Fleet Blockades Fiume—   NO FIGHTING IS REPORTED   Poet is Building Barricades in Streets of Capital to Resist Attacks of Regulars—Being Dewerted by Followers.

ITALY IN STATE OF WAR AGEINST POET STATESMAN   D’ Annuncio Issues Fierce Pronouncements As  Fiume is Blockaded

ITALY AND FIUME AT WAR, STILL ALLS QUIET   Citizens of Poet's City. ‘Indif. farent As Wleasures: for Defense -Proceed®. ~

D'ANNIUNZIO OPENS WAR AGAINST ITAL   King’s Fleet Cuts Off Supplies for Fiume.   REAL FIGHTING NOT STARTED   Street Barricades Are Being Con structed by the Poet Warrior— Will Resist the Attacks of the italians.

EXPECTS MILLO’S AID      The Admiral However, Shows Ne Signs of Supporting the Poet's Cause

D’ANNUNZIO MEANS WAR ACAINST ITALY   PROMISES HEAPS OF RUINS AND CORPSES IN PROCLAMATION   EXPECTS MILLO’S AID   The Admiral However, Shows Ne Signs of Supporting the Poet’s Cause

STATE OF WAR TS DECLARED   No Outward Evidences That Hostilities Are Impending

LATIN PATROLS  ~(SOLATE FIUME   State of War Began at Midnight.   VISIBLE EVIDENCE OF VIOLENCE ABSENT   Italian Poet Defies General Caviglia,

UME WAR NICE AFFAIR   Without Violence Up T Present   CITY HAS BEEN BLOCKADED   D'Annunzio Is Urging That Attacks of Italian Regulars Be Resisted.

THE FIGHT [3 ON BUT NO BLOWS ARE STRUCK YET   Civil War Between Italy and Fiume Seems Inevitable.   POET WARRIOR IN r GRANDSTAND PLAY   Population of Fiume Main tains Indifferent Attitude.

QANNUNZIO. HAS AIS WAR 10. BEGIN                 ‘A STATE OF WAR ONLY IN SEVERE DECLARATION   FIERCE PRONOUNCEMENTS        Annunzio Declares a State of Wa xists Between Italy and KRegencs of Quarneroa.

STATE’ OF WAR BEGINS   Italian Regular Troops Surround Fiume—No Report * of Actual Hastilities:

HUME AT WAR  WHT ITALY BUT ONGT FIGHTING   ITALY NOT DISPOSED TO TAKE DECLARATION BY IPMANNUEN AWW SERIOUSLY,

FIUME TRANQUIL fe rIcuT crane   B’Annunzio, Poet Soldier, and Force are. Bottied up ‘in City. ,   CORDON DRAWN. AROUND

WAR BETWEEN ITALY AND D’ANNUNZIO ON   Little Warlike Preparation tho li Formally Began at Mid“night Last Night.

eee eatie ieee OO ———  Thousands Will Attend Funeral of Cork’s Mayor

PAST WEEK WAS BLAGKEST SINCE REVOLT OF 1916   Long List of Outrages in Various Parts of  Island

Mystery Still Enshrouds Motive for Murder of Irish Official _at ‘Hands of the Unknown ” Assassin   INTENSE SENSATION IS GENERAL THROUGH ERIN   Trageyd Closes One of Blackest  Weeks Since Rebellion of 1916 OCulminating Long List of Outrares

MEXICO PUSHING — PLANS FOR END  OF INSURRECTION   Government Has Anothe: Ship to Be Sent to Lower  Ft fen

PRIMARY 1S SCORED IN MINNESOTA BY JOHNSON   Machine-Controlled and Fake Are Terms Applied to It By Californian Senator

MA?HINE PUT We ‘OD. ACROSS IX MINNESOTA   Ju. nson Says Primary. Was ““Pretext, "and: First 1920 Boss Control.”   ‘DONE. TO. INFLUENCE. “OTHER STATES’. ‘VOTE

“SHINSON CALLS WINN. PRIMARY WACHINE FAKE   is Wood’s Victory ‘First Strong Arm Tactics” of i920 Campaign”   PRETENSE OF ELECTION’   .S TWO-HOUR POLLING LAW “RAVESTY UPON JUSTICE AND FREE EXPRESSION”

State’s Republican Primary Characterized As Firs Strong Arm Tactics Of thi 1920 Campaign

SENATOR FLAYS MINNESOTA “WAGHINE   Declares “Strong Arm’’ Tactics Used in Repub ican Primarnesc.

Campaign Against Modes ‘In Feminine Attire Is Inaugurated In Brazi

DIRECTORSHIP OF — BRAZIL ATHLETICS GOES TO KNEBEL   Appointment Comes by Virtue of His Wide Experience and Athletic Prowess

KANS AS M AJORITIES.   Here Are the Figures. With All But Three Counties In

HARDING CARRIED KANSAS BY PLURALITY OF 173,36?   Alles Wad 97,192 With Fou Counties Misaing~ Roads By 82,798 °

FIGHT Oly IXISH ISLE   SOLDIERS AND POLICE CIRCLE ISLAND CG F* GALWAY,   Military Parties i» Boats Surround Main Island of 4°an Group and Take F .oners.

TWO MEN SHOT, THREE WOUNDED AS POLICE SURROUND IRISH ISLE  IN MARINE ATTACK   frish Republican Leaders to Forfel Lives as Hostages If Transports : Are Attacked, Declared

FIGHT ON IRISH ISLAND.   Military and Sinn Fein Take Sinn Fein Rendezvous. 

HUNT IRISH CAPTIVES      Police and Soldiers Circle Island Off Galway.   Fiotilia Employed in Search of- isle Used by Sinn Fein for Priionete— Two Wounded While Fleeing.

Police and Soldiers Circle Island Off Galway.   Flotilla Employed in Search of isi¢ Used by Sinn Fein for Prisoners— Two Wounded While Fieeing.

ISLAND RAIDED ~ IN GALWAY BAY   TWO KILLED, THREE WOUNDED   Police and Military Hoped to Find ' Persons Kidnapped ,By Sinn Fein Thero

TWO ARE oH] WEAR ILI ANTHERS WEFT   Crown Forces Had Sought ic Free Prisoners Taken by Sinn Fein.   ESPIONAGE IS EASY   Killing of O’Sullivan Laid to Spies Operating at ’ Dublin Castle.

GIRL KILLED IN AIRPLAINE   Pilot Is Seriously Hurt as Result of Fall of 500 Feet in Wy. oming.

Letters Found on Twe Murdered Men Lead to Suspicion of Rinek Hand.

HARDING MAKES ADECLARATION   Final Pre-Election Statemen by Nominee Sees Victory and: Clears Issues.      American Industry to Have Protection, Says Mr. Harding

HARDING PROMS  Peet ae fee “a  5.  at np       Tells. ‘Zine “Producers. ‘He’ will Keep Out. Foreign Com- e . netition.: me 7      PROMISES FARMERS BOOST   Republican - Candidate Hints Republican - Party will ~ “Cure All Ils, ’

PLEDGES RETURN TO PROTECTIVE TARIFE   Harding Promises Protective Tarif As Soun After March 4, Nest, As Pessitble,

CANADIAN. SHIPPERS MUST. PAY IN: AMERICAN. MONEY   Commeryes ° Commission: Order ‘Tempe. ratty Beligess: “Middle ‘Wentern “ Shimmerg ss *

BABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.     The Governor Designates Septem: ber 6 As the Holliday.

GOVERNOR ALLEN MAKING APPEAL   Wants Conservative Lead ‘ership in All the Labor. Organizations.

GERMAN POSITION HELD FAVORABLE   French Government Opposed ti Economic Policy of Lioyd George and Nitti.   INDUSTRIAL ADVANTAGES   French Factories Destroyed While German Industries are Ready to Resume Operation.

PENI o TUNG NN OPPOSITION TO GERMAN AID   French Government Believes Germany Will Be Benefited More Than France   PREMIERS ILL INFORMED ON SITUATION IN RUSSIA   VHOLE ALLIED PLAN FOR REHABILITATION IS CONDEMNED ROUNDLY BY ‘FRENCH PUBLIC AND PRESS,

FRANCE FEARFUL OF GERMAN GAR   Policy of Lloyd George and Premier Nitti Does Not Find Much Favor in Paris.   WOULD IGNORE RUSSIA

PLAN WOULD AID HUNS, ROT ALLY   French Gover™ment Thinks Financing of Europe as Proposed by Liocyd George and Nitti Would Aid Enemy More Than Stricken France.

EUROPEAN ECONOMIC POLLGH WILL SOON RERABILIE INDUSTRIES IN GERMAN          War Did Not Affect Them Territory Was Not Invadé é ’ Great Extent—F rance will So Rapidly.

WANTS PROTECTION   \OVERNMENT’S POSITION  THAT LLOYD GEORGENITTI POLICY WILL GIVE GERMANY  GREATER CHANCES OF REHABILITATION

FRENGH CONDEMN THE ALLIED PLAN OF ADIN EUROPE   Policy Agreed ta by Lioyd-George  and Nitti Will Help German Indus try More Than France.

FRENCH UNABLE TO SEE ADVANTAGEIN PEACE WITHRUSS   DO NOT BELIEVE RUSSIA AND GERMANY WILL GIVE ALLIES WHAT THEY ARE IN NERD OF   ALLY PLAN !S CONDEMNED   French People Want Vanquisher to Pay Price of War and Prefer to Look to the United States Vor All Her Needed Materials

FRANCE TURNS TO ‘ HELP GERMANY   Sees Former. Enemie’s ‘Industries Little: Affected by War   SITUATION -IN- RUSSIA BAD   Premiers Show Lack of Knowledae in: Soviet Government

French Object to Economical Policy  of Allied Counci   Say This Polley WHT Restore German Industries Before the Freneh Industries Can Recover

INDUSTRIES IN’ GERMANY “ARE "RAPIDLY ‘APPROACHING NOR- . MAL. PRODUCTION.

von : Wi NTU S FRENCH VIEW   Regarding European Economical Policy of Premiers Nitti and . Lloyd George. 

FRANCE’S POSITION DELICATE   Firm Attitude of Great Britain Worries Unbiased Observers.

BRITAIN’S ATTITUDE WORRIES   Unbiased French Observers Do Not Disguise the Gravity of the Situation.

MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE   Gov, Hobby  Reviewed .. History of Pink Boll Worm in State

SPOKE AT KANSAS CITY   University Faculty Members Attended Alumni Banquet

Democracy Surrenders To Booze and Big Money Asserts the“Commoner

HE SAYS IT MEANS LOSS FOR THE PARTY   Says Big Business Is Nel Interested in Electing Democratic Nominee

QURRENDER 10 WET INTEREST BAVAN YEON   Commoner Declares Reactionaries Have Taken Possession of Democratic Party on Finance Too.   DRYS IN PARTY RAN FROM OPPORTUNITY   But, He Thinks, Big Busi ness Will Give Entire Sup port to Harding, Also De scribed as a Wet.

Says Party. Has: ‘Surtens “Dered. to Wets And: pink -Reactionaries.   SAYS: ‘DANGEROUS . ELEMENTS RULE   Declares That Even Those Ele ments May Not Support The Nominee.

PARTY SURRENDERS TO LIQUOR INTERESTS /AND BIG BUSINESS   Prediction Made That Wall Street Will Support Republican Ticket.

DIAZ WILL’ LEAVE MEXICO   Former Revolutionary Leader in Vera Cruz Prepares fot Departure

SAY CARRANZA ALONE KILLED ON THURSDAY   No Others Met Death With  Fugitive President, as Reported   MEXICAN CONGRESS — IN SESSION TODAY

CARRANZA ONLY — VICTIM IN VILLAGE ~— IN MOUNTAINS   On.the Misty Morning When: . a Band of Assassins Fell ~, Upon Him  abe +4   LATE CHANGES IN SITUATION SOUTH

i ONLY CARRANZA DIED   Others Reported Slain with Him Are Still Alive .

CARRANZA ALONE KILLED   IT LOOKS VERY MUCH LIKE DE. -. LIBERATE ASSASSINATION.    IS A TANGLED STORY   THE WHOLE TRUTH, OF: THE TRAGEDY IS NOT YET TOLD.   It Is Apparent That Somchody Is Trying to “Pat Something Over” on the Whole World,

FARMERS WOULD JON WITHA. OF   Four Thousand Virginians Engaged in Tobacco Industry Apply for Permission to Affiliate—Only Laborers A- ceonted ku Tedeovatiann.

Surgeon General Cumming: Says He Does Not Believ Epidemic Will Again Visi the United States Thi: Winter—-Many Deaths Pre ventahle

VIGTIMG OF “FLU” ARE IMMUNIZED   Safe From Attacks for Sev.  eral Years.

‘FLU” CARRIES AN IMMUNITY   Surgeon General Cumming Says Period of Exemption Lasts Several Years.

VICTIM OF “FLU’ LEFT IMMUNE   Same Person Not Attacked Twice, Health Board Says

U.S. Public Health Service Report Results of Intensive Siudies Made

TNFLUENZA NOT TAKER SECOND TIME. af 1, $, HEALTH OFFICER   Immunization A After One: Attack is.Believed:to-Be ‘the .Rule—Health. Board -De-plores’ Failure to Keep “Off  Preventable Diseases.

VICTIMS OF FLU ATTACKS IMMUNE   DEMIC NOW OVER  See No ‘Reason to Believe That Scourge Will Appear in Epidemic Form Again This Winter.

“FLU” MAKES VICTIMS IMMUNE   Public Health Service at Washington, Cheers Those Who Dread Scourge.

SAY NO SECOND ATTACh OF FLU   Attack Carries Immunity. For  Years  meee ccm  Public Health Bureau Makes Announcement  em  Insists 100,000 Deaths Were Unnecessary  

Flu Danger Slight Says Health Chief   7ERSONS ONCE STRICKEN ARE IMMUNE, LESSENING EPIDEMIC PERIL.

IMMUNITY PRUMMOcL rHOM ATTACKS OF FLU   LEADING MEDICAL AUTHORITS MAKE INVESTIGATIONS AND ISSUES REPORT,

LITTLE DANGER FROM INFLUENZA   THOSE WHO HAD IT ONCE ARE.  IMMUNE, SAY DOCTORS.   CONDITION IS HOPEFUL.   LITTLE LIKELIHOOD EPIDEMIC . WILL RECUR IN 19918   So Large a Percentage of Peopla Were Aficeted Last Year and — - the Year Before, —

DANISH CRISIS... - SEEMS PASSED   J, - cs :   Lieby Ministry Organised. by ' the  King te Supplant. the, Anhle Group, Resigned Yesterday.

KING CHRISTIAN GIVES IN 10 DANISH DEMANDS   Political Crisis Following Dismissal of Zahle Cabinet Passes Over When New Ministry Resigns

“DRYS” ENDORSE LOWDEN.   Anti-Seloon League Approve: Governor as Suitable to Prohibitionists.

PRORIBITIONIGTS GAN CONSISTENTLY VOTE FOR LOWDEN   Is the Only Presidential Candidate Approved by AntiSaloon League,   EMINENTLY FAIR AND FRIENDLY TO PROHIBITION   Statement Given Out by Dr P. A. Baker, General Superintendent, Re views at Length Record of Senator Harding and Says Liquor Interests Are Solidly Supporting Johnson,

COWDEN THE ONLY CANDIDATE WHOM DAYS GAN UPHOLD   ‘Anti-Saloon League Make: Statement Regarding Presidential Aspirants.   DOES NOT LIKE JOHNSON

ANTI-SALOONISTS ENDORSE LOWDEN FOR NOMINATION   Johnson Not Favored by Leading Dry Leaaque.

ORY ADHERENTS APPROVE STAND --GEGOV. LOWDEN   Anti-Saloon League States Harding Votes Dry But Talks for the Wets   UNABLE TO SEE JOHNSON   Declares Governor Edwards {s Merely Fishing Votes for Ohio Executive

GOVERNOR LOWDEN IS ONLY CANDIDATE SUITABLE TO DRYS   Arti-Saleon League Office: Gives Out Statement Supporiing Illinois Executive

LOWDEN IS FAVORED BY THE DRY FORCES   STANDS FOREMOST OF THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.   Prohibitionists Can Sepport Him With Geod Grace if Nominated ——Wet Interests Are Bebined Johnson.

WANDERER SAID TO BE INSAN   Because After Betting On Pair o  Nines He Got Up and Walked Around Chair

POKER TEST OF * HIS. INSANITY   Wanderer, Charged With Mur der, Acted Strangely at Game, Say Witnesses. 

ARE CHIEF WARNS OF FIRE DANGERS   to. Careful With the Christma: Decorationh and Czndles, says Rep hh

MIN er are aa Laan FIRE CHIEF WARNS  OF FIRE DANGERS  j   Be Careful With the Christma  Decorationh and Candles, Says Reinisch

WESTERN STORM KILLS FIFTY-ONE   One Hundred Injured in the Tornado That Swept Peggs, Okla.   MANY SERIOUSLY HURT!   Relief Parties Search All Day in -Mid-an eckage * “for Victims ¢

i - Se 7 oS eae Figg DEAD REPORTED LD THE LITTLE TOWN -OF BEGGS."       TOWN JS DEMOLISHED:   EVERY HOUSE ON TOWNSITE. WRECKED IS THE REPORT. ©.   Thirty-seven-Dead Alre dy. Have Been Recovered and it iy Bee = -. Hieved More Will Be,

HETY.ONE PERSONS DEAD AND PROBABL' HUNDRED INJUREL   Tornado Sweeps Away Peggs. Small Town in Cherokee County, Okla.   RELIZF PARTIES SEARCHING WRECKAGE FOR VICTIMS   Wire Communication Not Re-established, Only Information Being R4layed by Messengers to Nearby Towns—Six Injured, Two Perhaps Fatally by Storm at Eureka, has,

TORNADO KILLS -50-IN OKLAHOMA   More Than One Hundred and Fifty Residents of Peggs Injured,   STORM WIPES OUT TOWN   Not a house Is Left Standing—-Physlclans and Nurses Rushed to Scene on Special Train—Tahlequah Drops Business to Ald.

TWENTY DEAD, HUNDRED HURT IN CYCLONE NEAR TAHLEQUAH; TOWN OF PEGGS IS WIPED OUT

eS TORS aK AATHAA TH   Rescuers ‘Extricate 44 Bodies from Wrecked Houses in Disaster Destroyed Peggs; 20 from One Building   IMPASSABLE ROADS CUT OFF HELP FROM OUTSIDE   Doctors and Nurses from the Neighboring Points with Hundreds of Volunteer Assistants Leave for Scene

37 DEAD FOUND IN RUINS AFTER STORM   Tornado Demolishes Isolated . Town in ‘Oklahoma. Sunday.

TORNADO TOLL 1S GROWINE   Q  Fifty Found Dead and 100 Injures  f When Rescuers Get To Peggs, Oklahema,

Nine Members of One Family and Seven of Another Killed—Temporary Hospitals [Thrown Up to Care for Injured—Only Three Buildingsin Villave Left Standing.

DOCTOR Huot TO VIGTING OF FATAL TWISTER   Bodies of Twenty-four Persons Are Removed From  “One Building Alone   HUNDREDS HASTEN TO OFFER RELIEF   Newsnaper Dispatches Reporter to Scene of Storm In Airplane ~

Rescuers Find Score of Bodics in Single House; Isolation of Peggs Hinders Aid and  _ Delays Details of. Disaster   Business. in County. Halts As Residents Help Stricken; Exploration of Devastated Area.Is Only Just Begun

TWISTER KILLS TEN AND RAZES OKLA. VILLAGE   Thirty Injured and Vil lage Wiped Out By Tornado.

TORNADO KILLS FIFTY   Many Others Are injured ir Oklahoma Storm. .   Little Town of Pegga in Cherokee County Oestroyed — Tahlequah Drops Business to Aid.

Town is Destroyed By Storm: 50 Killed   Tornado Strikes Peggs, Oklahoma, and Practically Destroys Place. 37 Bodies Already Recovered. Injured Reported to Number 159.   DOCTORS AND NURSES RUSHED

Oklahoma Storm Destroys Much Property and Many Lives   One Town Completely DestroyedOnly Three Buildings Were Left Standing

FIFTY PERSONS STORM KILLED IN OKLAHOMA   Cyclone Virtually Wipes Out One Village And Causes Great Damage In Others Last Night.

Over Hundred Injured and Many Families Effaced By Oklahoma Storm

TORNADO DESTROYS TOWN IN OKLAHOMA   FIFTY REPORTED KILLED IN  STORM THAT WRECKED TOWN OF PEGGS   INJURED NUMBER 150   Special Train Carrying Doctors anc Nurses Was Sent From Muskogee Today   “sundreds Have Gone From Tahle " quah, the county Seat, to Do Rescue Work

Totnado Wipes Out Slayer of Dr. Markoe eggs, Oklahoma Declared Insane

50 KILLED BY STORM   TORNADO DESTROYS TOWN IN STATE OF OKLAHOMA.   City of Tahlequah Drops Business tc Aid a Stricken Village in Cherokee County.

0 DEAD IN TORNADA   Oklahoma Rural District In Path of Sunday Storm Which Leaves Death and Destruction In Its Wake— Houses Are Smashed Into Kindling — Darkness Impedes Rescue Workers.

MANY BODIES RECOVERED BY RESCUERS AT PEGGS AFTER THE TORNADO   Had Demolished that Place ‘Nearly Every House _. Said to Have Been Blown Doawn—Rescvers at Work.

21 BODIES FOUND IN OKLAHOMA TOWN TORNADO WRECKED   Number of Injured at Peges is Estimated at 100—Place on Railread.    ENTIRE FAMILIES DI . IN DEMOLISHED HOMES   One Freak of Storm Was to  Leave Standing a Vacant  Frame Building.

Death in Oklahoma Tornado  50 Reported Dead, 150 Hurt ;    Town of Peggs Destroyed Sunday Night, Not a Houss Left Standing—Special Train Carrying Doctors   and Nurses Rushed to Devastated Area—Wires Are Down.

HOKILLED, 150 HURT IN Tn   Little Town of Peggs, Okla., is  Practically Wiped Qut, Say Reports.   NURSES, DOCTORS RUSHED

 PEOPLE KILLED 00 INJURED IN OKLAHOMA STORM   Tornado Destroys the Town of Peggs in Cherokee County Sunday.   RAIN FOLLOWS THE WIND

HEAVY GALE WIPES TOWN OFF OF MAP   Recover 43 Bodies from Ruins of Little Oklahoma Village.

Fifty-One ‘Killed and. One Hundred Injured At Peggs, Oklahoma.   ‘Wind Leaves . Path of Ruin Mile: Wide and Three Miles Long.

TORNADO KILLS MORE THAN 50 IN OKLAHOMA   LITTLE TOWN OF PEGGS COM PLETELY WIPED OUT; 37 BODIES RECOVERED.

OVER VILLAGE INJURING 150       Hospital Trains -Rushed to Peggs, in Cherokee County.

57 BODIES RECOVERED   Twenty Reporied Taken From One Building—Every -Structure Wrecked.

Thirty -Seven Bodies Been Recovered From Wrecked Homes.      NOT A HOUSE LEFT ‘STANDING IN   Special Trains Carrying Ke lief to Sufferers Sent — From Muskogee, -

TORNADO SWEEPS UNLARURA TAKING WL GF DEAT   51 Persons Reported Killed and 100 Injured   PROPERTY LOSS ALSO HEAVY

TORNADO OWEEPD VCH OKLAROM TARING A UGE TOLL OF DEATH   Fifty-One Persons Killed and 100 Known to Have Beer Injured; Many of Latte: Are Seriously Hurt,   RELIEF PARTIES ARE SEARCHING IN DEBRIS   Peggs, Small Town in Cherokee County, Swept Away By Storm; Wire Com minicatian Imnoaceiple.

TORNADO KILLS 50 IN SOUTH   Oklahoma City Wiped Ow by Gale On Sun nay’ ¢

xX PERSONS REPORTED KILL: ED.AND THERTY TSJURED EN ‘TOWN OF PREIS.

TMIATY-ot Ven ARE KILLED IN  OKLAROMA TOW   STORM SWEPT LITTLE TOWN OF PEGGS, SUNDAY NIGHT, CAUSING MANY DEATHS.

TOWN IN OKLAHOMA IS TORNADO VICTIM   Ten -Persons Killed and Thirty In jured In Wind Storm Which Practically Wiped

Relief Parties Search All Day in Mud and Tangled Wreckage for Victims of Storm—-Many of Approximately 100 Injured Are Seriously Hurt-— No Wire Service.

UKLAMOMA TOMA ‘WIPED OFF MAP BY Blo STORY   BODIES ARE BEING RECOV RED FROM THE RUINS OF DEMOLISHED HOMES.

GKLAHOMA TOWN WIPED OUT BY TORNADS CAUSING BEATH OF 50 INHABITANTS   NTIRE FAMILIES PERISH AS HOMES FALL ABOUT THEM; ONLY THREE BUILDINGS LEFT STANDING WHEN STORM PASSES; FORTY-HREE BGDIES FOUND IN WRECK ari:

PEGGS, OKLAHOMA IS DEMOLISHED   Special Trains of Doctors and Nurses Rush To-Heln   FIFTY ARE REPORTED DEAD   Twenty Lifeless People Recover” ad From One Buildiaa

TOWN COMPLETELY DESTAOYED BY GAL   Oklahoma Storm Kills Fifty and In. jures a Hundred Others

At Least Fifty Dead and More than 150 Injured—Town of Peggs is Completely Wined Out   37 BODIES ARE RECOVEREN   Twenty Taken from One Building Alone-—-Not a House Left Standing in Town

43 BODIES RECOVERED INJURED GIVEN RELIEF ONLY 3 HOUSES STAND   Rain Adds to Suffering of “Wounded and Salvaged Bodies Are Plastered With Mud; Vacant Building Left Standing as Occupied Structures Are Crushed; Wires Down-

WHOLE TOWN WIPED OUT IN OKLAHOM      45 Persins Known Dead and 150 Injuved at Peggs, 35 Miles Northe of Muskogee,

IT IS ALSO ESTIMATED TIA’ NEARLY 150 WERE INJURED SUNDAY NiGHrT.   Only Tiree Buildings Left Standing im the Town of Paggs Near Muskogee—Commanuication Linen Daoen.

Whole Families Crushed to Death When Their Homes Were torn to P ieces by Gale That Struck Little Village of Pegg s last Night.

STORMS TOLL REACHES FIFTY   Village of Peggs, Okla, Virtually Wiped Out by Cyclone Last Night.

MANY DEAD IN AN UALAHOMA CYCLONE   TOWN OF PEGGS WIPED OUT BY TORNADO STRIKING SUNDAY NIGHT. ~   Special Train Carrying Physicians and Nurses Left For the Stricken Village Monday Morning.

WHOLE FAMILIES ARE CRUSHED TO DEATH IN GALE   Only Three Buildings Left Standing in Cherokee County Village   NOT ENOUGH COFFINS   TULSA NEWSPAPER SENDS A RF. PORTER BY AIRPLANE TO COVER DISASTER

WIPES our Y EETELir’ ws OF /PEGGS, OKLAHG oe ATH, K.  SH WF Ay rr SCENE

UIGLONE WIPES OUT PEGGS   FIFTY ARE REPORTED KILLED IN OKLAHCMA VILLAGE AND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY  INJURED

TORNADO ORIGINTED ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH OF CHELSEA AND SWEPT WEST AND NORTH.

HIGH WINDS KILL 15 IN OKLAHOME   MANY MORE INJURED AND MUCH PROPERTY WRECKED,   STORM HITS NEAR GHELSES    Many People Witness the Progress of the Tornado, Sweeping Through the Country—Many Narrow Escapes Reported. 

TORMADO RAZES TOWN: 49 IE, 150 HURT   Oklahoma Hamlet Complete Wreck In Terrific Wind Storm

LAHOMA STRICKEN   Storm Hits Western State Sunday Night and Leaves Death and Destruction Ore Wide Area.   FIFTY ARE REPORTED   DEAD AND MANY HURT   Wire Communication Is De. moralized and Scanty-Re. ports Show Big List o! Killed and Badly Injured.

Only Three Buildings Left Standing in Peggs When Cyclone Passes Through Oklahoma.

30 DIE, 150 HURT BY WINDSTORM IN OKLAHOMA   Peggs Houses Wrecked; Special Train Sent to the Scene From Talequah.

Town of Peggs, Okla., Destroyed By Storm   Thirty-seven Rodies Recovered Fron Ruins of Homes in the Town This Morning.

BLIZZARDS IN WEST, VALLEY RECORDS HEAT   McAllen Registers: 106 De grees; Snow at Denver;  Weather Abnormal

RAY CHAPMAN ~IS KILLED BY A PITCHED BALI   ” Was Shortstop oF The Cleveland American League Baseball Term Lived But Féw Honrs

PLAYER IS   RAY CHAPMAN GF CLEVELAND TEAM HIT ON THE HEAD BY PITUCBRED RALL   SKULL WAS FRACTURED AND OPERATION WAR PERFORM. ED BET INJURY FATAL ;

INJURIES FATAL TO CHAPMAN   Skull Is Fractured by Pitched Ball   CLEVELAND MOURNS

RAYMOND CHAPMEN, THE SHORTSTOP FOR CLEVEEAND, TEAM, DIES OF INJURIES

FAY CHAPMAN DIES FROM INJURIES   HIT BY PITCHED BALL IN NEW YORK GAME YESTERDAY   SKULL’ FRACTURED BY BLOW   Cleveland Shortstop Unable to Dodge Curved Delivery by Pltcher Carl Mays. Brain Blood Vessel  ‘ Was Ruptured

FRACTURED SKULL FATAL TO CHAPMAN   Brilliant Shortstop Dies in Hos pital After Being Hit by Pitched Ball in Monday __ Came

RAY CHAPMAN TS RILLED BY PITCHED BALL   Fractured Skull Fata At Yankee-Indian Game Monday.

INJURIES —  FATAL TO CHAPMAN   Skull Is Fractured by Pitched Ball   Pitched Ball CLEVELAND MOURNS  Operation Pioves of No Avail

CHAPMAN “BEANED’ DIES SHORTLY AFTER   SHORTSTOP OF THE CLEVELAND AWERICANS HIT BY CURVED BALL THROWS BY WAYS

OMAHA TO BE BASE DEPOT FOR 500 POSTAL PLANES   Inspecting Officer Prec Predicts: Masl? Trans. portation from Coast to Coast in 36 Hours within Wear

ECTOR'S FAMOUS CAFE HANGOUT OF NIGHT HERD KILL EA] AY PROHIBITION

DRY LAWS CLOSE W. Y. GAFES   Rector’s and the. Pekin, Famous in Days of Booze, Forced toe Quit.

INCREASE OF WAGES TO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AVERTED A STRIKE 18 BELIEF OF UNION HEADS

Wage Increase Promise Averis  Railroad Strike   Union Leaders Believe Road   Wil Pay More and Raise Tariff Rates

UNION LEADERS EXPECT RAISE   Heads of Rail Organization: Say Question Now Is Only on Size of Advance.

RAILROAD LABOR PLEASED BY MANAGERS’ STATEMENT!   THINK THAT A STRIKE OF RATE. ROAD MEN HAS BEEN AVERTFh RY THEFIP ACTION

RAIL STRIKE  AVERTED IS SHEA’S BELIEF   Agreement of Magnate: to Give High Pay Cause.

Timothy Shea Says Situa« tion Is Much Relieved; Un« ion Officials Optimistic   BETTER TRANSPORTATION DEPENDENT UPON WAGES   PAY MUST BE MADE ATTRAC. TIVE, SAYS SHEA, WHO DF CLARES MEN WILL NOT WORK FOR $3 PER DAY, 

LIEVE RAILROA “STRKES i > BYONWERS’ STANL   Union Leaders Say ‘Question Nov , is Hew Much Increase Will: Labor Board Give.

STRIKES AVERTED BELIEF OF UNIONS   UNION HEADS ARE NOW SPECU LATING ON WHAT PER CENT. RAISE IS COMING   (By United Press)

DANGER OF OF STRIKE — SEEMS AVERTED         Question Now. is ; He Much. of-an In crease Will Re Giyen:by) the Labor Reoard -

ARIZONA SHERIFFS GROSS LINE INTO MEXICO AFTER MIIRIEAERETC AME DIC RD

MEAIGANG ol AY Uo, GHTIZEN AND, SERIOUSLY WOUND ANOTHER   Bandits Kill Alexander Fraser and Shoot His Brother, J, A. Fraser, and Then Flee Into Old Mexico.   AMERICAN POSSE IS IN CLOSE PURSUIT   Officials, Accompanied By Blood Hounds, Cross the International Line on Hot Trail of Reneoade Band,

AMERICAN POSSE CROSSES BORDER (IN BANDIT HUNT   Deputy Sheriffs and Tuesor Citizens With Blood Hounds Search for Mexicans Who Killed Texan in Raid.

Avold Troublee When Dealing With Outsiders Hy Making Them 34 fu Money ant Bank.

Avold Troubles When Dealing With Outsiders By Making Them tenet Fa Moaanev at Bank.

STZNDS EASTER AT HOME   First Time in Eight Vear« Presiden Wilson Missed Edrcter Services at Washinaoton.

WILSON STAYS IN ON EASTER   President Micses Easter Services First Time in Eiaht Years.

SPENDS EASTER AT HOME   First Time in Eight Years President ~ ~Witson M at Washington.

Bots Privom Authoritinn Npt to Plac Harry. New in Prison . Fate Mm.

HARRY NEWIS "PRISONER 33406   MOTHER ACCOMPANIED HIM T¢ THE PRISON  GATES—FINGER PRINTS TAKEN

PLOW ERS POR: & ¥ REY GR, AVR.  tet MWe f Meo oo. We ..  .. owe et See Re - ey

RELATIVES APPEALING FOR GRAVE DECORATION   Leston Posts Aro Urged to Send Quotas of Expense Fund ‘This Week. .

VIOLENT OUTBREAKS OCCUR IN IRELAND      Weel-ond Brings . Disorder Tivery whore--Poliee Shot Up Fowr ‘Towns—-Vefaat Business Dist rict Sacked.

IRELAND SEES MORE TROUBLE IN MANY TOWNS   THREE KILLED AND MANY  HURT IN WEEK-END  CLASHES.   MUCH OF IT ATTACKS AGAINST SINN FEINERS

FOUR KILLEDMANY INJURED IN IRISH OUTBREAK   ONE OF THE WORST OU BREAKS OF VIOLENCE OCCURKED IN BELFAST OVER THE WEEKEND   TOWNS ARE SHOT UP BY POLICE   Steps Are Being Taken Ty P.eyent Irish Newspapers Frem Leiug Sent To Canada

OUTBREAKS ARE   At Least Three Killed and Many Wounded In Belfast.   BOMB BLAST AT CORK  Three Other Towns Are Shot Up By the Police Officerc

SPREADS IN IRELAND      Three Dead, Many Wounded in Fresh Outbreak Of Violence in Belfast; Mobs Sack Business District Of City Over Week-End.

AMERICA WAIVED ITS CLA ON ALL GERMAN SHIPPING   Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Had Awarded the United States Two Per Cent. Thereof But Amb. Wallace Said, We Don’t W ant Any of It.

COUNCIL FIRM ON SHIPPING      Ambassador Is Notified That United States Will Be Given Only Ween Per Cent,

WORKINGS OF LEAGUE SHOW!   America Gets Two Per Cen! of German Shipping and Prefers. to Waive All Claim.   GERMANY MUST PAY UP

TWO PER GENT UFFER GERMAN MIPS REFUSED   American Ambassador De. Clines Allotment Unchanged by Peace Conference   SAYS U. S. PREFERS TO WAIVE SHIPPING CLAIM   HUNGARIAN TREATY COM. PLETED AND SERBIAN REQUEST REFUSED. CONIER _ NCE VIRTUALLY ENDS.

ORLY 2 PER GENT OF CERNAN SHIPS 8G TO NCEE SiN   PEACH COMMISSIC  TOLD PHAT C. WOULD RATRER WATE  AGA WEH'ES  MKS ARE

SUPREME COUNCIL - COMPLETES WORK   Notifies American Ambassador o! , Action on German Shipping and Passes Out of Existence

BE SURE YOU'RE — RIGHT; GO AHEAD   Traffic «Regulations Is sued by State Phghiway Department.

VENIGLE OM RIGHT HAS RIGHT OF WA   No Streets On Which Because of Traffic Importance Autoist Has Right of Way.

SERBIA'S BIRTH RATE LOWER THAN DEATHS   Human Conservation Is Great Problem: in Little WarWrecked Country.

ENVER PASHA IS AT BERLIN   foermer Puorkish War Minister tin cared ian latriguae.

OLD MISSOURI REPUDIATES REED   REFUSES HIM SEAT IN CONVEN TION, AND DENIES HIM NA. TIONAL CONVENTION,

DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE JIM REED AND DEFEAT DRY LEADER CHAS. HAY   J. H. WHITECOTTON, OF MOBERLY AND PARIS, CHOSEN ONE OF THE DELE '~ GATES FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT AT JOPLIN CONVENTION.

wait RE DEMOCRATS REFUSE TE SEND SENATOR REED TO THE SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION   LOWDEN CARRIES IOWA   Hinvis Governor Gaius Support of 26 Delegates Elected Yesiers ” day—Wood Will diet * Two Nebraska I Detegates F

REED GIVEN SEVERE JOLT IN MISSOURI   Senator’s Treaty Stanc ‘Defeats Him— Wets in Victory.

SENATOR REED _ GIVEN REBUKE      ssouri Demecrats Hefuse tea Eves % Name’ bli as a -Uistrict 4 Delegate

NOUD-GETS TWO DELEGAT! NEBRASKA AND JOHNS GETS FOURTEEN.            S@WA INSTRUCTS ALE ITS ELEGATES TO VOTE FOR ‘TT OLERE XS.

APPROVE WILSON’S LEAGUE OF NATIONS   MISSOURI DEMOCRATS ENDORSE PRESIDENT’S STAND BY MIDNIGHT VOTE

SENATOR REED REJECTED As . DELEGATE BECAUSE OF HIS LEAGUE STAND.

SENATOR ‘OR REED» ~ TURNED DOWN    Whicn: the State Democratic : Conyen tion Refused to Make Him -.  Pelegate ° ,

SEM, REED TURNED: wt bier       MISSQURI DEMOCRATS: APPROVE WILSON'S FIGHT FOR LEAGUE - OF NATIONS.   REED’S FIGHT AGAINST THE LEAGUE THE CAUSE   Flatly. Refused Permiskion To Go Te National Cemvention-As A Delegate!  _

WILSON CONTROLS PARTY IN MISSOURI   Administration Democrats Take Another Slap at Senater James Reed.   AT THE STATE CONVENTION   Election of Delegates at Large to National Con.ention is Victory for Wet Forces.

SIMPEIFICATION OF TAXES.   Will Be Urged in Congress in De cember Session; Packets’ Bill.

MPRIFICATION. OF TAXES.         Wil Re Urged-in Congress in De cemher Session; Packers’ pill,

TO SEE SENATOR HARDING   Delegation From the Southern Pro tective Association of Fort “3 Worth to Call.

BELIEVE PREJUDICE CAUSE OF ROBBER}   Of U.S. Physician Placed in : Charge of Bubonic Plague Ficht in Mexico.

CYCLONE DOES GREAT DAMAGE   To Crops and Property Near Corning Jowa, Tiursday Night—No Loss of Life

CYCLONE DOES ~~ BREAT NAMAGI   Te Creps and Property Neor Corning _ Towa, Taser Night-—Ne Loss t Life

STRIKE STOPS TRAFFIC IN PORT OF VERA GRUZ   Walkout of Stevedores’ and Dock Workers Threatens ‘National Crisis...

VERA CRUZ TRAFFIC - STOPPED BY STRIKE   rs shoremen There and in er Cities are. Planning to Enterce Their Demands by A Strike That Has Already  - Reorn.-

TRAFFIC IS STOPPED _ AT VERA CRUZ POR}   Strike May Spread te core Other Points. =.

WILSON FIXES BOUNDARIES IF ARMENTI   Note to Allies Received by French Is Made Public.   President’s Lines Do Not Include Territory Claimed   by People.

ANNOUNCE WILSON BOUNDARY DECISION   President Did Not Cut As Deepl) As Allies Into Former ‘Turkish Country

MIMENIA Lota TERRITORY Ih WILSON'S PLAN   PRESIDENTS DECISION OF BOUN PARY QUARREL SLIGHTLY FAVORABLE TO TURKS,

BOUNDARY OF ARMENIA TOLD   New Frontier Fixed by Wilsor Cuts Less Deeply Into Turkish Territory.

WILSON’S DECISION ~~ AS TO ARMENIA   Outline of Proposed Boundary Made Public.

a eT Pee eT ee ee ee ee eee ee  Armenian Boundaries Drawn by President Differ From Those Desired by Premiers

FARMERS AGREE T9 PAY $1.56 CWT. TO PICKERS   Corpus Christi District Offers Record Price, Claim.

MISS AMERICA BRINGS HOME THE BACON   Gar Wood’s Boat Won the Harmsworth Trophy for America Today.

Girl Blinds Her. Sweetheart and Kills Hersel;   Love Rejected, Woman Plead  for Kiss, Fires Destruction  _¢ Bullets.

Betrayed Girl Ends Affair With Man She Gave All to, Making Him Blind for Life   Julius Jones, Chicago Salesman  ‘oman He Had De  ceived; She Killing Herset  After Firing Bullet Into Heac  of Man As He Lay On Bed in War Anartment.

-GLANDESTNE. ~~ LOWE AFA   Woman kills helself and - tries to murder’man in the’ Case   BULLET BLINDS HER. LOVER   Lovely woman stoops to conquer and finds: too late men deceive —

Woman Shoots And Blinds Man: Then Kills Self   Perpetrator Of Dual Crime Leaves Note Of Explanation To Public   MARRIED MAN IN DOUBLE LIFE, CAUSE   Man Will Recover From His Wounds But Will Be Permanently Blind

KIDNAPED BOY ESCAPES FROM A HOTEL ROOM; IS BACK HOME   Bathroom Door Unlockec By Kidnapers When The: . Left Hotel   Paul Little, 1 12, 2, Lexington, Ky., Boy Was Held 48 Hours By Cavntors

KIDNAPED BOY MAKES ESCAPE FROM CAPTOR'   Twalve-year-old, Kentucky... Bas Is Restored to His Par-. ents Today.

KIDNAPED AT LEXINGTON, KY. ~~ _JWO DAYS AGO, ESCAPES   Had Been Locked in Phoenix Hotel for 48 Hours.   His Jailore Left Room Unlocked and He Telephoned His Father.

SENATE TO PROBE CABLES   Whole Question of Landings in the United States Is to Be Investigated.

COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE   The Question of Cable Landing In the United States Will Be Thorovgehly Gone Over.

NORMAL BUSINESS I EXPECTED BY BOARD   FEDERAL BODY ASSERTS, HOW EVER, FISCAL SITUATION STILL UNCERTAIN.

TURNING POINT IN BUSINESS   Optimism Reflected in F ederal Reserve Board Report

TURNING POINT 4 PEACE FROM WAR REACHED   Federal Reserve Board Describes  Economic Situation in Country Today   BOARD OPTIMISTIC

1920 iS TURNING POINT IN BUSINES:   Clese of Year Marks Transition From War-Produced Conditions.

ON THE ROAD TO NORMAL   The Reserve ‘Board Statement Treats Conditions in an : Optimistic Manner. a

The Reserve Board Statement Treats Conditions in an Ontimistic Manner.

DESCRIBES YEAR 1920 45 BIG TURNING. POINT   PRDNRAL RESERVE BOARD OP. TIMISTIC OVER UtPTURE— NOVEMBER REVEID. GIVEN

WILL HOLD ELECTION        muent to Be Formed in After Avrermead teach pa.

IOWA CORN HIT BY HOT WEATHER   Fired and Curling on Uplands and in Thin Scils; Not Too Far Damaged for Recovery: Cool eather in Parts of State Delays Maturity.

WEATHER HAS NOT RUINED [OWA CROPS   Elevators Filled Witl Grain Due To Car Shortage.

OWA CORN IN G00D CONDITION   Unless Temperature is Above Normal Till October May, be Much Soft Corn.

AMERICAN BOOBS KEEP PRICES UF   Secretary Meredith Says People Must Learn Horse Sense.   NATION OF GULLIBLE SUCKERS   Head of Agriculture Department Tell: Chicago Association of Commerce Th:ngs About This Nation of “Silly Spendthrifts.”

“RUBES” KEEP UP THE FIGH PRICES   Secretary of Agriculture Says People Must Learn “Horse Sense.”   PLENTY OF FOOD IN THE U. S$   Asserts “We Have Become Nation of Silly Spendthrifts and the Result Is We are Trimmed Right and Left by Everybody.”

LENINE GIVES POLES THEIR PEACE TERMS   Moscow Government Aims te Make Poland Soviet, Berlin Hears.   RUSS DEMANDS ARE SEVERE   Asks Referendum on Bolshevik Rule as Price of Peace—inciudes Surrender of Important Cities and War Materials.

QUVIET POLAND {a AIM OF MOSCOW   Lenine Demands Referendum on Bolshevik Rule,   OTHER SEVERE CONDITIONS   >rice of Peace Includes Surrender of important Cities, War Materials and Demobilization of the ° Polish Army.

LENINE TERMS ~~ 70 THE POLES   Moscow Government Aims tc Make Poland Soviet, — Berlin Hears.   RUSS DEMANDS ARE SEVERE   Asks Referendum on Bolshevik Rul as Price of Peace—Iincludes Surrender of Important Cities and War Materials. :

AUSS WOULD “TNE SOVIET IN POLAND   Lenine Demands Referendum on Bolshevik Rule.’ ;   OTHER SEVERE CONDITIONS   Price of Peace Ingludes Surrender of Important Cities, War Materials -and. Démobilization of the Polish Army. .

“MAY-4T Att WITH SPAIN.      orroco Said. to he Near, hes ler hin : ohne: Hons,

MAY WAR WITH SPAIN.   Morroco Said to be Near Battle: Lin: or the Pons,

BLACKS WANT TO. BE. SEGREGATED   Urge House Committeé to Lo: “eate Them on Territory on Mexican Borderline.

EGROES PLEA EAR SEER GATOR   Plan: Involves Establishment of Sep . arate State Under Protection . of United States.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS NEED BE SELECTED BEFORE FINAL RUSH   If the Purchaser Desires Something Out of the Ordinary or Very Fine.    EARLY MORNING THE ~ TIME OF ALL TIMES

NHEN CLERKS FAVE TIME 4 "GIVE. CNDIVIDED ATTENTION TO CAREKUL BUYER 

SUFFRAGE WITHIN GRASP OF WOMEN IN MISSISSIPPI   slate Senate Repudiates Its Fo-.  me. Action and Ratifies  Amendmenz.   HOUSE TO ACT SATURDAY   Suffrage Leaders Are Hurrying Back to Jackson to Renew Battle.

PROHI CANDIDATES SHOULDER BURDEN   Are Notified ef Nomination Which They Gladly Accept and Give the Reasons Why

PROWIBITIONISTS FORMALLY NOTIFY STANDARD BEARERS   Watkins and Colvin Officially Told of Their Nominations.

PROHIBIIONISTS “NOTE NOMINEE   National Candidates Accep' Party Standards at Germantown, Ohio   CAMPAIGN BY AIRPLANE   Rev, Watkins ‘Declares “for ; Mandate “ Over: Armenia and Signing é6f Treaty

PROHIB CANDIDATES ACCEPT NOMINATION   ASSERT ENFORCEMENT OF VOILSTEAD ACT VITAL.   National Executive Committee Decides On Carrying Party Gospel Inti Every Section of Country by Airplanes.

DRY CANDIDATES FORMALLY ACCEPT THEIR NOMINATION: TO CAMPAIGN IN PLANES

DRYS WILL MAKE ~ AFRIAL CAMPAIGN   ca See ¥ 7 Watkins “and Colvin, Prohibi tion Candidates; Formally: No tifiad of Thair Nemination

JAY NOMINEES NOTIFIED, WATKINS SAYS PROWIBITION 1S STILL THE BIG ISSUE

TREE PROTECTION NEED POINTED OU   Head of Paper and Pulp Association Declares Prodigal Methods in Forests and Mills Caused Shortage

FOREST WASTES ARE SHORTAGE CAUSES   Paper Association Official Says Legislation Necessary to Prevent Further Shortage. —

WASTE IN FOREST AND MILLS CAUSE (F PAPER DERRT   Protection Policy Only Remedy George W. Sisson Declares to New York Meeting.

DRASTIC STEPS NECESSARY TO » CONSERVE AMERICAN FOREST:   Addresses at Meeting of American Paper and Pulp  Association Bring Out Seriousness of the Peacant Situatinn.

NEWSPRINT VERY SCARCE.   Stocks of Pulp Wood Nearing End—Shortage is Called Alarming.

PRODIGALITY SAID. ~TO-HAVE CAUSED -. DAPER SND APE   Riemedy Said To Lie In Adoption et Contprehensive Policy of. For: 2 est Protection.

VATION FACES MOST CRITICAL PUILP AND PAPER SITUATIGR   Demand Tor Newsprint Paper Was Increased 2OO Per Cent Sinee 1699—Must Develop  Industry,

DE VALERA IS GOING BACK   Will Not Be Bothered if He Confines Himself to Constitutional Agitation.

SAYS DE VALERA TO GO HOME   British Wil! Not Interfere if He Does   :  Not Foment Disorder. :

thter-Allied Commission Forbids  _ Entrance into Russian. Controlled Zone Because of the ‘Threats of Bolsheviki -.

EXPECT MORE DEATHS BEFORE SLAYER OF ~— ENRICHT IS. CAUGHT   GUNMAN FRIENDS OF MOSS EN RIGHT. SCOUR CITY FOR HLS MURDERER —  (\\} ‘HUNT TPALIAN

PONZI STANDS ASIDE AS U.S. PROBE OPENS      But Man of “Mystery Mil lions” Refuses to Divulge “Business Secret.”   CHEERFUL PAYING OF! ENDS RUN ON ‘BANK

FEDERAL OFFICERS SCAN PONZIS BOOK:   United States Attorney Seek: to. Discover How Exchange Dealer Made Millions. *

Hub Financier Had So Much It Was Like Waste Paper About His Offices.      READY TO RESUME WHEN PERMITTED

MONEY CAME SO “FAST PONZI WAS. UNABLE TO COUNT IT   At One Time Wizard Had 50,000 Active Accounts With Investments Ranging From $10 to $40,000-Federal Authorities Go Over Books

ORLD WAR VETS MARCH IN PARADI      Long Procession of Doughboy: Opens American Legion Convention.

AIERIGANCEGTON OAVENTION OPENS   CLEVELAND HOST TO THOUS ANDS OF THE BOYS WHO FOUGHT GREAT WAR   Commander D’Olier’s Address Summarized Fight in Congress For Fourfold Compensation Plan.

JAEDICKE ARRIVES HOME   Hanover Banker Gives $50,000 Bond Subscribed By : Local .Peovule

JAEDICKE ARRIVES HONE  ‘Hanover Banker Gives $50,000 _ . Bond Subscribed By Local People

BAKU OCCUPIED BY BOLSHEVIK!   Important Port on Caspiar Sea Captured   JAPANESE ENGAGED   Help Remnants of Kolchak’s _ Army Fight Soviets in Siberia,

Russian- Bolshevik Forces . . Occupy Baku, important "port on Caspian Se

JEWELRY STORE ROBBED   OWNER AND CLERKS DRIVEN OUT BY BANDITS.   $10,900 Worth of dewciry Taken. the Owner Shor gs He Ran Into the Street to Give an Alarm.

“BQ AHEAD AND SHOOT” MERCHANT TOLD BANDITS   But They Didn't Shoot, They Slugged ond Robbed Him.

DID NOT SHOOT BUT SLUGGED THE JEWELER   Six Bandits Fail to Respond to Invitation to Shoot Victim— Make a $10,000 Haul.

JEWELER DEFIES. BANDITS   Sounds Alarm and Is Shot—Robbers Get $10.000.

NEARLY MILLION IN U. 8. EMPLOY DUBING THE WAR      One—eut_of_Every 159 on Government Payroll on July 31 Last

MANY ON CIVIL SERVICE PAYROL   Nearly a Million at Height of War.

JAPAN READY 10 QUIT STRENUOUS ARMAMENT PAGE   Will Be Pleased to Conside Naval Holiday With U. S. ‘and England.

Japan Policy Has Been Directed Toward Maintaining Friendly Relations With U.S,

JAPANESE WILL NOT LEAD RA ~OFARMAMENTS   Ambassador to Great Britain Says Country Will Gladly Agree to Reductions   FRIENDLY RELATIONS DESIRED WITH AMERICA   PRESENT NAVAL PROGRAM Js LOOKED UPON AS MEASURE OF DEFENSH NATURAL ‘FO ISLAND EMPIRE:

Oriental Envoy Denies That Hi: Country Is Trying to Set the Pace.

YANK MAY BE ALIVE   War Widow, Wed, 1s Told Husband Still Lives,   Sergeant Robbins of Madison, Wis, Was Reported Killed in Action in 1918,

LATEST WAR TRAGEDY   SUPPOSED WIDOW WEDS, TOLD HUSBAND IS ALIVE.   Mystery Grips Families in Madison Wis., and Rockford, I!i.—Await Washington Report.

THE END IN OIGHI   SOLUTION OF ILEANOI COAT TROUBLE THOUGHT NEAR.   Federal Authorities Now Said To Hold the hey.

WOULD OPERATE ROADS OF COUNTRY “AS UNIT”    Federal Trade Commissioner Says This Is Only Way to Relieve j Transportation Difficulties

Trade Commission... Member  _ Proposes. Operation of Trans: — portation: Systems, as Unit tc Meet: Impending Crisis   PREDICTS INDUSTRIAL - STAGNATION, SUFFERING   ‘Declares Even Largest’ Roads  Cannot, Operate Separately  ‘with Profit and at Reasonable. Rates

URGES QUICK ACTION TO REVIVE INDUSTR\   Federal Reserve Man Warn: of Rail Mess.

WOULD RELIEVE JAM BY OPERATING nll ROADS AS A UNIT   Members Of Federal Trade Commission Gives Suggestion.

UNITCONTROL OF RAILROADS IS SUGGESTED   Plan is Urged for Solutio: of Transportation Diffi culties by Federal Trads Member.

FALSE TEETH   Sought By Wife in Divorce Suit Filed Jn Cireuit Court,

CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN FIGHT IN HOTEL LOBBY   Dropped te the Floor by Alanaeer of  hye  His Netranged Wife,

CHAPLIN IN HOTEL FIGHT      Wife’s Manager Swats Him Ir The Farce With Fict

U. S: WARS ON PLAGUE   Red Cross Head Warns the Government Against Typhus.   ‘Doctor Blue, Former Surgeon Genera! .Goes Abroad to Study Means of Checking Spread of Diseases.

U.S. WARNED ABOUT THE TYPHUS PLAGUE   Red Cross Head Warns the Gov: ernment Against Typhus.   Doctor Biue, Former Surgeon General, : Goes Abroad to Study Means of > Checking, Spread of Diseases. ~~

DOCTOR BLUE GOES TO EUROPE TO ATTEND CONFERENCE.   Red Cross Head Warns U. S. Govern. ment of Peril of Two Great Plagues.

4 Noted yomoD.  James Harper Edwards. Pioneer Cit dzen of Tipton County is Dead. ;

4 NOTED NIMROD.   James Harper bowards. Pioneer Cit. iven of Tipton County is Dead.

IOWA SUPREME COURT JUSTICE DIES IN BED   Frank R. Gaynor Victim Of Heart Trouble; On Bench For Seven Years.

IOWA SUPREME GOURT JUDGE HIS SUDDENL   END CAME SOME TIME DURING THE NIGHT   BODY WAS FOUND IN BED THIS MORNING   Was Elevated to the Supreme Benct in 1913 and Was Considered One of the Best of the lowa Supreme Court

Retired Monday Night im Seessingiy Usual Health—Reen Supreme du jHuce 1915

FRANK GAY SUPREME JUDGE DIES WN HIS BED   Heart Failure Claimed Member of lowa Bar Last Night.

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE GAYNCR STROKE VIGTIN   Jurist Succumbs to Attack a! Heart Failure and Dies Alone During Night.

JUDGE GAYNOR > FOUND DEAD   Justice of Iowa Supreme Court Victim of Sudden Death.

IOWA JUDGE IS FOUND DEADIN BED; HEART FAILS   Frank R. Gaynor, Well Known State Justice, Dies of Heart Trouble.

JUSTICE GAYNOR: OF IA: SUPREME COURT FOUND DEAD IN BED      Death Came Suddenly, Resul "Of Heart Trouble. Afflicted For Some Time. On Sue preme Bench Since 1913,

lowa Supreme Court Jurist Dies Dur. ing Night at Home in Des Moines; Had Been Sufferer From Heart Dis: ease; On Bench Seven Years.

JUDGE GAYNOR FOUND DEAD.      SUPREME JUDGE. DIES IN BEI AT HIS. HOME “WN DES: MIKES >

STATE DEMOCRATS T0 WELCOME VOTE QUER\   Glad . to Assist Governor - it Prosecutions, He is Told.

Democratic Committee « : Michigan Says Its Willing; to Conduct Probe °.       RESPONSIBILITY IS © PUT ON areal 

DEMOCRATIC STATIK COMMITTER IN MICHIGAN WOULD ATD IN PROSECUTING LAWBREAIERS

DEFENDS ACTION OF ARMY   British Commander Denies That Mili. ' tary Forces Have Engaged in Reprisals.

ACTION OF ARMY DEFENDED   Commander Says British Have En aqaned in No Reprisals.

EVERY ALLIED NATION BUT U.S. HAS 0.K’D PACT   Teutons Ask Early Ratification by America.

IERSAILLES TREATY PUT INTO EFFECT   United States Is Only One Of “Big Five” Nations Not to Conclude Hostilities With Huns—-Takes No Part in Ceremony.   FIFTEEN POWERS SIGN   Formal Event Ends Armistice and Re-establishes Pfe-War Relations —Takes Place in Famous Paris Clock Hall.

RATIFICATION OF VERSAILLES PACT   ALLIES AND GERMANS MAKE EXCHANGES WITH AMERICA OUl O¥ CEREMONY   Revi ol cons in Senate Offer Com.  oe Proposals——3 Stum‘ling Blocks,

PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED BY ALL EXCEPT THE U.S.   All Allied Governments Declare War With Germany Now Is Ended.   HEAD OF GERMAN PARTY EXPRESSES HIS PLEASURE   Statement From America That Armistice Conditions Still Remain in Effect.

GERMANY AT PEACE WITH 14 NATIONS   Ratifications Ex changed at Ceremony in Paris— U.S. Only Power Still in State of War With Berlin Government.

RATIFICATION Ot TREATY COMPLETED   Peace Between Allies and Germany  Re-Established Saturda: Afternoon   U. 8S. NOW ONLY NATION AT WAR

NATIONS OF EUROPE, ASIA _AND S, AMERICA SIGN PEACK   United States the Only One of Allies ' Against Germany Left Out.

TREATY RATIFIGATIONG FORMALLY EXCHANGED   PEACE BETWEEN GERMANY AND ALLIED POWERS 18 NOW IN BEFECT.   CEREMONY 16 HELD AT PARIS   “Outstanding Contment Is That America  “Is Only Nation Actively in War ~ “r Not Now on Same Basis.

Head of Delegation From Berlin Expresses Hope That This Country Will Soon Enter the Fold—His Country Loses Much, but He Is Glad Former Relations Are Restored.

WORLD WAR   Baron Von Lesaner, for Berlin, ‘Sigris First, Followed by, . + kdoyd. George and   THE UNITED STATES . “+ HAS NOT RATIFIED   Incident Watched: “With . in - tense Interest; Ends ‘War  Began Aug. 1, ¥Or4E *

ALLIES AND TEUTONS ARE NOWATPEACE   Protocol Is Signed In Paris By Germany Thereby Lifting Armistic Ban.   AMERICA IS ABSENT   Baron Von Lersner German Delegrate, Regrets That U. S. Did Not Come In.

ASSEMBLED AY PARIS THE ALLIED ~ EUROPEAN NATIONS JOIN GERMANY  AN SIGNING TEEATY-OF VERSAILLES

GERMANY NOW AT PEACE WITH ALL THE POWERS EXCEPT UNITED STATES   Lersner Says His Country Will Carry Out All Her Obligations and Begin At Once to Rebuild On Her Economic Ruins

OREAT WAR To OFFICIALLY ENDED bY FORMAL PEAGE   German Representative Says His Country Will Do Everything Possible to Carry Out Hard Terms Imposed.   MUST SURRENDER OFFICERS FOR TRIAL   Absence of Delegates From United States Is Noted and Teuton Expresses Regret  Over Same.

PEACE BETWEEN ALLIED POWER NOW REALITY   RATUICATIONS OF VERSAILL Lis TREATY EXCHANGED   AMERICA ONLY NATION OW   Outstanding Comment Following Ceremony jis) on Fact That United States has Failed To Accept Document.

TAKING OFFERING   Another Wounded in Leg and Usher’s Cheek Grazed by Bullet Crank Fires.

MANIAC KILLS CHURCH DEACON   Shoots Dr. Wright Markoe Eminent Surgeon, in Fashionable Church.   MURDERER FUGITIVE FROM LUNATIC ASYLUM   Tells Police He Had a Mani: for Listening to  Qearmonc

MAN WHO SHOT OFFERING TAKER IN N.Y. CHURCH SAYS HE-CAME FROM ss LUNATIC/ASYLUM

COLLECTION BOX PASSER IS SHOT DEAD IN CHURCH   Dr. Wright, Eminent Surgeon Killed by Bullet Fired  From Pew   SLAYER THOT LUNATIC   SHOOTS AND WOUNDS TWO OTHERS BEFORE POLICE GRAB HIM AT CHURCH DOOR.

INSANE:MAN - SLAYS DOCTOR   Eminent Surgeon Killed Yesterday in Fashionable-Church -

EOUAPED MANIAC RUNG AMUGK 1K BUTHAM GHURGH   Dr. James Markoe, Eminen Surgeon Killed While Taking Up Collection.

WILL EXAMINE SHELLEY AS TO HIS LUNACY      Man Who Shot Dr. Markoe In St. Georges Episcopal Church Sunday Tells Rambling Tale of Experiences Since Coming From England.

INSANE MAN WITH MANIA FOR SERMONS (ILLED MIAN IW THE NEW WORK CHURCH SHWNAY

MAN: WHO SHOT OFFERING  TAKER IN N.Y, CHURCH  SAYS HE CAME FROM LUNATIC ASYLUM

DOCTOR SHOT TO DEATH BY CRAZED MAN   Examine : Lunatic Whe Murdered Physician In New York Church

WEALTHY.  PHYSICIAN “SHOT DOWN IN CHURCH AISLE BY . ESCAPED LUNATIC. (©   MURDERER 1$. CAPTURED

INSANE, MAN SLAYS ~VESTRYNAN AT CHURCH   Prominent Physician Killed  While Taking, Collection; Two Others Shot

AGES TRIAL Oh MURDER CHARGE   SHOT EMINENT SURGEON AS HE WAS TAKING UP COLLECTION IN FASHIONABLE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

NATH UF MUNGAN FAMILY DOGTOR WILL BE EXAMINED FOR INSANITY: SHOOTING OCCURS IW N.Y PHIIBCH

MINNESOTA MAY CO DEMOCRATIC   Strong Sentiment For Johnsor Will Hurt Republicans   NON PARTISANS DOMINATE   Radical Element Can Easily Split tha 2 A DP

HOOVER CAMPAIGN GOST $66,332   California Fight Not Included Manager Testifies,   EDWARDS’ FUND NOT WE   Cost to Date $12,900 and Was Not Not Undewritten by Liquor Men, Vick Declares,

MORE CALLED TO TELL EXPENSES   Hoover Campaign for Presi dent Costing $66,332, Manager Testifies.   EDWARDS SPENDS LITTLE

SENATE COMMITTEE REVIEWS FIGURES OF CANDIDATES   HERBERT HOOVER SPENT $66,332 IN EFFORT FOR NOMINATION.   EDWARDS IN DENIAL OF BREWERY BACKING   Declared Liquor Interests Did Not * Underwrite Campaign Made by Governor of New  elercey.

$12,900 SPENT FOR EDWARDS   Denial Made That Liquor Interests Underwrote Governor’s Campaign.— Others Before Committee

HOOVER SPENT $66,392, SAYS HIS MANAGER   Campaign Expenditures Inquired Into Today By Senate Committee   TESTIFY LOWDEN SPENT $404,984

PAPER SUITS 10 ~ MAKE APPEARANCE      May Become Even More Populat Than Overalls In Lowering High Cost of Living.

PAPER CLOTHING MAY SWAT THE H. 6.0.1   Samples Ordered hy Cable--Said to Sell at About Sixty 2 Cents Each

PAPER CLOTHING TO BE WORN IN AMERICA   THE GERMAN SUBSTITUTE FOR WOOLEN CLOTHING WILL SOON MAKE APPEAR. ANCE WERE.

PAPER SUITS ARE COMING      ble Orders Have Been Dispstehed by Department of Commerce  gk a tt a

PAPER SUITS NOW IN VOGUE   Samples Will Be Sent to  United States and 2 Put on Display

DARTMOUTH STUDENT DEAD   Body Found on Isolated Road With Bullet Hole Through Top of Head.  °

WINS DUBUOUE   Yote Is u Lavidsiide for the New Form of Govertment. Approve , Municipal Ownership.

DUBUQUE FOR GHTY MGR. PLAN   Citizens Vote By Big Majority to Take Up New Form of Government.

STATES VIEW OF KISH QUESTION    Hasding Explains Difference  Between Personal Sympa thy and Official Action.   NOT A SUBJECT FOR OFFICIAL AMERICA   Says U.S. Has Already Done Too Much Meddling Abroad Withaut Tnvitation.

METHODIST Ih StoolUN TODAY   Quadriennia] General Con. ference Opened in Des Moines Today.

BIG M. E. CHURCH MEETING OPENS AT DES MOINES   Quadrennial General Conference During  Month of May.

GAMBLING STOPPED  TN NEW ORLEANS: 1S a TIME SINE The PLACE'WAS VILLAG   Many Famous Clubs Ciesed by the Operation of the New Higgins’ Law   PLACES: WITHOUT KITTY CONTINUE TO OPERATE

2 RESERVATIONS ‘ PASS SENATE   No Change in Out'ook for the Passage of the Treaty of Peace. a   MONROE DOCTRINE 1 VICTOR   Seventeen Democrats Join With Re» publicans on Reservation, but Twenty-Two Still Stick to the Administration—G. 0, P. {  “Hog Proof.”

b. U.P. WING IN VOTES ON TREATY   Two Reservations Readopted, but Fail to Change Outlook.   REPUBLICAN LINE IS INTACT   Monroe Doctrine is Made Safer When 17 Democrats Vote With Lodge— Twenty-Two Stick to the President.

C0. WINS  “IN VOTES ON ~ PFACE TREAT!   Two Reservations Readopted, but Fail to Change Outlook.   REPUBLIGAN LINE IS INTACT   ‘Monroe Doctrine Is Made Safer When 17 Democrats Vote With Lodge— Twenty-Two Stick to the  President. :

L  RESER i IONS PASS SENATE   No: Change in “Outlook for the Pastas of: the Treaty      MONROE DOCTRINE IS VICTOR   Seventeen Democrats Join With Re“,publicans on Reservation, but Twenty-Two Still Stick to the Administration—G. 0. P.  “Hog Proof.”

KEEP LODGE PLAN INTACT   SENATE READOPTS SAFEGUARD TO MONROE DOCTRINE, 58 TO 22.   Republicans Were Joined by Seven. teen Democrats, hut, Since Twentr— Two Clang to Wilaon, Ratifica~ tion Ia Out of the Question.

MORE SHOOTINGS  AnE REPORTED No DUBLIN STREETS   But the Christmas Period Passed Of More Quietly Than Had Been '- Expected.

REPORT DISORDER IN IRELAND AFTER CHRISTMAS JOYS   SIX KILLED IN COUNTY OF LIMERICK EARLY TODAY IN FIERCE CLASH.   PREMIER STUDYING - THE PEACE REPORT

Sa eee eee eee  Merrimack Running 74 Inches Over Dam Crest at Lowel

Sr iy sem mm 8 ma IO TN  Merrimack Running 74 Inches Over Dam Crest at Lowell

IAPS FETE CONGRESSMEN   Viscount Uchida Gives Luncheon in Honor of American Visitors— Cabinet Attends,

‘~apc § 6FETE.)66 CONGRESSMEN   Vieceunt Uchida Gives Luncheon In Honor of American Vieitera— Pahinat Attends.

Letts and Poles Force Retire. ment of Soviet Forces in Se-— vere Fighting

Letts and Poles Advancing Rapidiy Lettish Minister Says Fronticr Must Be Cleared.

RED CROSS SUNDAY TO BE OBSERVED int NATION'S CHURCHES   Uncompleted Work of Re Cross to be Stressed in Sermance an Sunday

RED CROSS SUNDAY IS" OBSERVED TOMORROW   Ministers of Country to Ex nlain Need of More Work,

“RED ‘CRoss SixpAay.   Ministers Will Discuss Relict Work Tomorrow, ©

WILL PREACH BN RED CROSS   THOUSANDS- OF MINISTERS WILL DISCUSS EUROPE’S NEEDS TOMORROW

RED CROSS SUNDAY.   Serinons J_.Support of the Canse "WHE Be reached Tomorrow.

MINISTERS ARE TO TELL ABOUT RED CROSS WORK   Sermons Tomorrow Wil Deal with Great Worl Yet Remaining To Bi Done in Europe.

RED CROSS IN ECTROPE.      Uncompleted Work Will Be Emphasized In Sermons.

TODAY'S RED CROSS . ~~ SUNDAY IN CHURCHES   Members. Are Expected to Dis: . €uss Relief Work.and Urge @ Its Continuance,

TODAY'S RED CROSS SUNDAY IN CHURCHES   Members Are Expected to Discuss Relief Work and Urge ° Its Continuance.

TOMORRGW ES RED GROSS SUNDAY   Special Sermons te Be Preached on Subject.

PREACH ON RED CROSS.   Uncompleted Work in Europe Will be Discussed Tomorfow.

RED CROSS SUNDAY    Mininters of Country Will ‘Urge Support Tomorrow

UAKEYO RIGHT TA LIFE MAINTAINED BY (TS MONARGH   War’s Reverses Cannot injure Sultan Says, Voicing Hope of Invader’s Riddance.

SULTAN URGES PEACE TO CAST OFF INVADERS   Co-operation Necessary He Says, To Make Turkey Independent.

JANES E, SAUSE ~JNLED IN PITTSBURG   ‘Former Dunkirk Man With Other  Labor Organizers Sentenced for 30 Days for Holding Meeting Without  a

jinn Feiners, Unionists Engage in .All Night Firing; British Officer Ts“ Killed,  Soldiers Shet in Fighting   $10,028.860 in Property I: Destroyed by Sinn. Feir Since Trouble Began: Eng. land Rushing Troops Over

Hitatl REIGN Ot TERROR BREAKS UUT IN ERIN   Death and Destruction [i Wake of Clashes Between Opposing Factions

Soerimatieted, Mass... Library Ldoee Aways With Volumes Dealing With Making of Liquer.

REMOVE BEER RECIPE BOOKS   Sorinafield,  Alems.,     brary Loen Away With Volumes Denling Hhith Mahing af Etaunr.

REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS MISLEADING PEOPLE   Declares Attitude in Many Parts of the Country Is Oneof Lies.

Italy and Jugo Slavia ~ _Agree_ to Settlement. Of Adriatic Dispute

Establish Soviet After Taking Gas Plant on North Side - of. Berlin.   Belief Expressed That Work» ers Are Emulating Action   in Italy.      DISPUTE IS SETTLED

MALY AND WUGU-OLAVIA IN AGREEMENT   Question That Threatened Peace of World Is Now Settled.

HEAVY TRAFFIC THRU CANAL   Record for 1919 Lixceeded That of  4ny Previous Vear,

RECORD FOR BiG WATERWA'   Traffic in Panama Canal Beats All Ar nual Figures in Tonnage and Ships.

BURIED LARPSVILLE   Kokomo. 6 ng Mav pied in Hospital * Péw Hours After 1

BURIED IN SHARPSVILLE.   Kokomo Young Man Died in Hospita Féw Hours After Discovered HI.

NEED BALKAN ALLIANCE   RUMANIAN LEADER SAYS SAFETY OF EUROPE 1s INVOLVED.   Want« Ramania, Poland. Cacctio-Slovakia and Greece Earolled— Asks America’s Intercet.

“PEOPLE WILL NOT WORK” RUMENIAN EQITGR TELLS PAPEE   Quadruple Alliance Favored tc Insure Peace of Europe;  Gives Advice to U. 5.

SAPETY LIES IN ALLIANCE      Would Have America Take Part in Work in. ~ Balkan Countries

BALKAN ALLIANCE 1S URGED BY RUMANIAI   Prominent Editor and Politi. cian Hopes to Save South Europe From Germany.   WANTS AID OF AMERICA

~ ABLIANCE   it ls The Only ‘Thing’ That Wil Help, Say The NearEasters.

EURDPE'S oAFETY LIES IN A TREATY BINDING 4 NATIONS   Take Jonescu Says Rumania Poland, Czecho-Slovakia and Greece Must Join.

AUKAN ALLIANGE 19 ONLY HOPE OF EUROPE CAYS AOUNIANIAN WRITE!   VAYS HE HOPES TO SEE. COU? TRIES ALLIED TOGETHER WITH AMERICA AUDING,

CUMMINGS BLAMES 6. 0. P. FOR PRESENT CONDITIONS ERE   Declares American Peopie Are Paying a Staggering Price for Having Elected a Republican Congress.

G.0,P, BLAMED FOR INTERNAL MUDDLE   Democratic Chief Denounces Policies of Republican Party

RAIL SERVICE CUT IN IRELAND BY STRIKE:   IRISH RAILWAYMEN REFUSE TC OPERATE TRAINS CARRYING MUNITIONS

MILLERS OF KANSAS - PLAN T0 SHUT DOWN   UNABLE TO COMPETE WITH MEN OF THE NORTHWEST.   Claim Law ef Supply and Demand Is Asserting Itself — Namber Cuertalliag ard Some Have Suspended.

MILLING INDUSTRY WEAR SHUTDOWN   Number Kansas Milis Al ready Closed.

L. €. COURT HORNS BY,   Test af Power To See If They Cu Make MDIs Operate. .°

HEGULAR ARMY NOT UP 10 ITS QUOTAS   STL SHORT MANY MEN, [IS RE PORT—LARGE FORCE ON THE RHINE,

LEADERS CLASH INTHE SENATE   Republicans And Democrats Battle Over House Emergency Tariff Bill.   . SHOCKING PROPOSITION

On y rt alnanal 3.  Sen. hicheock Pronounces on “5 &6 HOUSE 2 Bull Shocking  ee ,

TARIFF BILL UP IN SENATE   Republican and Demo. cratic Leaders in Stiff Clash

HOUSE EMERGENCY TARIFF BRINGS CLASH IN SENATE   Hitchcock Says Bill Des‘gnec as Embargo and Not for Revenue.   Characterizes Measure As “Shocking Proposition” to  Restrict American Commerre

CAUSE OF CLASH AMAING SENATRS   Democrats Succeed In Prevent ing Early Vote On Emer-" gency Tariff Bill.   HITCHCOCK LEADS ATTACK   Calls Measure Aa “Embargc i’ —McCumber Leads the Defense.

FILIBUSTER USED AGAINST BARNNEV RIT],   Senate Democrats Clash With G. 0. P. On Tariff Measure   EMBARGO IS CHARGED   Hitcheock Declares U. S. Com merce Would Be Restricted ©

TARIFF BILL 1S HIT BY HITCHCOCH   Nebraska Senator Condemns Emergency Measure Coming From House.

CLASH IN SENATE OVER TARIFF BIL!   Senator Hitchcock Characterizes Measure as Embargo and Proposition to Put a Check to Commerce.

PARTY LEADERS ASSAIL TARIFE BILL IN SENATE   SENATOR HITCHCOCK CHARACTERIZES MEASURE AS “SHOCKING PROPOSITION” AND AS AN EMBARGO.

Democrat Says Republicans Trying to Rush Bil Through.   Is “Shocking Proposition” te Restrict U .S. Commerce, Declares Hitchcock.

BITTER FIGHT OVER TARIFF   Democrats Are _ Seeing Much Red.   REPUBLICANS ARE FOR IT   They Say the Sheep Men Already Ruined By Australian Wool. ;

SENATE CHIEFS IN OPEN CLASH ON TARIFF BILL   Republicans and Democrats in Wordy Battle.  ee ell   senator From Nebraska Declares Po! icy of House Emergency Measuse is “Suicidal.”

BILL IS SUICIDAL TRADE EMBARGO SAY DEMOCRATS   ‘Measure Is Republican Effort To Gold Brick  Farmer’’—Hitchcock.

DEMOCRATIC ~ FILIBUSTER   Its Pveventing Atiy Action on Tariff Measure in the Senate.

EMERGENCY . TARIFF BILL BRINGS CLASH   LEADERS IN SENATE “COME TOGETHER” WHEN THE MEASURE IS UP   Hitcheock Proposes That Bill Be Sent to Commerce Not Finance Committee

BONUS FIGURES ALSO CAUSE HOUSTON MUCH WORRY.   GIVES FIGURES TO SENATE COMMITTEE.   Averaging Up the Four Official Plans Submitted He Estimates the Cost Would be Considerably Over Two Billions.

LEADERS GLAS ON: TARIFF BILL   Hitchcock Charges Republi cans Trying to “Rush” Measure.

FARM RELIEF BILL CALLED EMBARGO IN. SENATE GLASH   PARTY LEADERS MEET IN OFPOSITION ON —PROPOSED TARIFF.   Hitchcock Leids Move to Balk Emergency Legis Yat¢inn

CHARGE ATTEMPT RAILROAD BILL   Hitchcock Brands Tariff Meas ure as Embargo Bill.

EFFORTS 10 END “FILIBUSTER” FAIL      Republican Leaders Unable To Break -Oppesition To House Emergency Tariff Bill.

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS. CLASH   WVPULCOCK: SAYS BMA  IS AN EMBARGO BELL   EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL   A Shocking PropoSition to Restrict > American Commerce, Says Hitch.  cock, of tho Emergency Tariff Bill

LEADERSIN UPPER HOUSE STAGE CLASH   Spirited ‘Debate Inter. rupts Passage of Emergency Measure.

SENATE LEADERS CLASH ~ VER TARIFF MEASURE   Hitchcock Calls It Embargo Bill of ‘‘Shocking Proportions’’ ~ in Debate   REPUBLICANS MAKE DENIAL      Embargoes Are Not Contempiated  hey Say; Other Charge “Rushing It Through’

POLES MOTTO ATTACK REDS   Counoil.of-Premiers Tells Border: Nations They Must’ Not Pick: on Gentle Playmate,  PLAN: . FINANCIAL. » MEET

ALLIES TELL POLES AND RUMANIANS NOT TO ATTACK SOVIETS   HELP IS GUARANTEED, HOWEV: ER. HF SOVIETS START THE FIGHT—CALL MONEY CONFERENCE

IRDERED NOT TO ATTACK RUSSIA   Poland and Rumania Are Told By the Allies They Wii Be Assisted If  Bolshevik Should Take Initiative.

ALLTES 10 HELP GERMANY FLOAT NEEDED LOANS   Appropriate Measures To Be Taken To Aid Her In  Internal Requirements

ALLIES 10 AlD GERMANY MEET TREATY TERMS   Must Consult U. S. or Cost of Occupation Armies

ASSISTANCE TO — BEGIVEN HUNS   Allies Will Help Germ any to Float Loans to Pay Indemnities

AGREEMENT ON EPARATION (5 NE AT SPA   Allies Will; Take Measures to . Assist Germany in Floating - -Leans to Pay Her Dehts   AGREEMENT IS NOW SIGNED   Krrange for Distribution of Indemnities from Austria and Buigaria Also‘ i

7 Whi AID GERMANS © : _TO PAY DEBT   ‘Loans Will be: M ade to Hun to Meet International Obligations

ALLIES TO AID GERMAN LOANS   Aid Will Be Extended Berlir Government in Meeting Internal Requirements.   COAL TERMS ARE SIGNED

ALLIES WILL AID GERMANS 10 PAY DEBT   Assist Germany In Floating Loans To Meet Internal Demands.

ALLIES PROMIOE AND 10 GERMANY   Agreement Reached. at Sps Clears Vexatious Points of Reparations Issue

ALLICU URCHIN WILL ASSIST GERMAN IN FLOATING BIG LOANS TOPAY (7S DEMNTY   Apportionment is -Announce¢  France Getting Nearly Hal! -Of the Gross Amount.—Bel‘ gium Given Priority in Pay“ment of First Half.

GERMANS SIGN © COAL DEMANDS OF THE ALLIES   Allied Governments Will Take Appropriate Meas. ures to Assist Germany to Float Loans.   BELGIUM FIRST TO BE PAID   Miners are to be Fed on Delivery of Fuel on Allowance of Five Gold Marks Per Ton for Food.

ALLIES 10 ASSIST FORMER ENEMY IN FLOATING LOANS   Germany To Be Given. Change Te Meet International Requirements and Discharze Debt to Allies,

Aid Pledged In Protocol Signed at Spa   BERLIN SATISFIED, SEEINC INVASION AS ONLY ALTERNATIVE.

CONFESSION DEMANDED BY PUSSE   rulsans Put Noose  Around Suspect’s Neck, Swing Him Up and then Beat Him in Effort to Secure Admission of Guilt.

WAS A MUCH  MOBBED MAN   DIVE ATTEMPTS MADE TO LYNCH ACCUSED AVTO THIEF.   Oklahoma Mob Tries to Wring Con fession From Suspeet——Believing Him Dend, Police Searched the Woods for His Body.

WILSON NAMES TWO ON BOARD   President Offers Posts on Inter-State Commerce Body to New Jersey and Massachusetts Men.

GHUGERY MEN  FAL GiiARGLO PAUE TEE RING   ‘RELEASED UNDER BOND  AFTER  HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,

NOOVEA IN SPEECH SORES AF OCRETS   SAYS REPUBLICANS ARE FOR PRINCIPLES OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   SAYS DEWOGRATS “FAILED   Not Since Armistice, Hoover Declares, Has the Democratic Party Done Anything of Real Worth.

ISSUES PARTY ~ RESPONSIBILITY  Major Propositi on, De. clares Hoover.  FORMALLY Y ENTERS —«G. 0. a CAMPAIGH   Former Food Dictator Speaks at Indianapolis. —

REPUBLICANS SWORN TO CARRY QUT PLAN FORLEAGUE OF NATIONS SAYS HERBERT HOOVER   Carrying Out of Promises is Test of Sincerity and Integrity of the Republican Party   FORTY NATIONS EMBRACE PLAN TO PREVENT WAR

DEMOCRACY FOUND WANTING.   Herbert Heever Says It Has Ne Measared Up to Standard.

SAYS HH, HOOVER    Party Responsibility Is the Major Question of the Present Campaign.   DEMOCRATS HAVE FAILED   Former Food Director Makes His First Formal Speech at Indianapolis.

HERB HOOVER TAKES STUMP FOR THE 6.0,P   ‘Party Responsibility’ ig Main Issue of Campaign Says Californian,   ENDORSES LEAGUE IN  INDIANA SPEECH   He Declares Ours is a Gov. ernment Which Must Be Based on Parties.

TEFAILURE BY  DEMOGHATS [3  DIGGEST oINGE THE GIVIL WAR   ADDRESS MARKS FORMAL. ENTRY INTO CAMPAIGN ‘ TO ELECT NATION AL TICKET.

HOOVER ENTERS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING; MAJOR ISSUE “PARTY RESPONSIBILITY”

BIG YIELD OF KANRED    Nearly 37. Bushels Per Acre Raised on Alex G. Bank Farm

OIL PLANTS DESTROYED.   Freedom and Standard Works in East Wheeling Scene of Big Fire.

BIG OIL PLANTS AT WHEELING ARE BURNET   Fire Spectacular and Ostinate--Em : ploye of Freedom Works Hero of the Day.

CO-OP SALE NEXT WEEK      Funds’ Wil Re Raised for Girls’ Rooming Houses

COMMITTEEMEN MAKE CHOICE   COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES "OF DEMOCRATS AND REPUB-. LICANS NAMED TODAY

BOTH PARTIES =  RE-ORGANIZE   Republicans Elect Old Officers by Acclamation. Democrats Have A Spirited Contest

GUNTINGENT ON WILSON'S REPL)   Settlement of Vacation Strike is in Doubt  ee ee   das Been Asked Whether His Department Would Consider Claims of Miners Providing They Return to Work—Answer May Determine Whether Trouble is to End Soon

SURRENDER OF THE TORMER KAISER IS AGAIN DEMANDED   NEW DE. MAND THAT HOHENZOL LERN BE SURRENDERED FOR TRIAL TO BE PRESENT.  ED TO DUTCH,   KAISER’S POWER IS FEARED   Alternative of Removing Forme Kaiser from European Soil is Offered—~Allies Determined to Carry Ont Trealy Terms.

TO HOLLANI   Hollatd Must Deliver Ex-Kaiser to Allies or Remove Him From Eurepe.

NEW DEMAND FOR KAISER TO HOLLAND   Sanctions Sending Wil helm to Some Far Off Island.

ALLito ALDUT Tit ARGUMENT MADE BY OUTCH   Reply to Holland’s Note ; Distinct Re-Application of Original Demand   NTENTIONS TO CARRY OUT TREATY UNALTEREL   MEMBERS OF FRENCH ANI BRITISH GOVERNMENTS BFE LIEVE WILHELM MIGHT AT TEMPT MONARCHY,

SWIFT ACTION DECIDED UPON   Allies Are Unalterably Determined to Carry Out Treaty Terrns to the Letter. _ No Fooling With Holland.   Points Brought Out InSocialist Investigation.   Unless Proven False By the Defense Make a Clear Case Against Five Suspended Socialists.

ALLIES EMPHATIC IN ThE DEMANDS  MADE TO UTC   Reiterate that the Former Kaise Mast Be Turned Over for Trial   IF THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE HE KMUST BE BANISHED   Alternative Offered by His Removal  to Some Place Where He Can  Set Ritarn’ to; Gechany

ALLIES’ REPLY TO THE DUTCH NOTE iS FIRM   Said to Be a Distinet Reapplication  for the Surrender of the Former Emperor of Germany.

HALLAND MUST YIELD KAISER   Aliles Demand He Be Elther Surren dered For Trial or Put In Secure Place.

Allies To Insist On Getting the Kaise   Uodland Most Turn Win Over ot Exe Hime Where We Coanor  tetarn to Germany.

ALLIES AGAIN TELL HOLLAND KAISER IS: WANTED FOR TRIA   Dutch Are Told to Surrender Hin As Allies Will Not Allow Him To Remain in Eurone.

ALLIES ANSWER  ~ DUTCH ARGUMENT   ON EXTRADITION   REPLY TO HOLLAND'S REPL WILL TELL WHY EXTRADI TION OF WILLIAM 18 IMPER  ATIVE—NOSKE CALLS AL. LIES’ ACT “REVENGE”

MAY FORE UELIVE HY nN WA BUILTY   ‘Allies About to Answei Dutch Note, Refusing to Give Up Ex-Kaiser   REAFFIRM DEMAND FOR WILHELM’S SURRENDER   Swift, Drastic and Uncompromising Action by Allies Agreed Upon

THE ALLIES’ REPLY FO HOLLAND NOTE   WIL RE DISTINGT RE-APPLICATION; WARSHIE o8U DELIV. ERED FOE TRIAL

Holland Must Surrender Kaiser   Or Remove Him to Some Distant Place Where he Cannot Return to Germany, Said to be Sub-

MAY Once  DELIVERY nN WA BUILT   ‘Allies About to Answei Dutch Note, Refusing to Give Up Ex-Kaiser  — —-— . te. TS oe ek lO ee fs oe ee ol oe 8   REAFFIRM DEMAND FOR WILHELM’S SURRENDER   Swift, Drastic and Uncom.promising Action by Allies Agreed Wpon

MAKE ANOTHER DEMAND FOR THE FORMER KAISER   A REBUTTAL OF THE DUTCH LE GAL ARGUMENT AGAINST EXTRADITION.   The Note, Which Was Drafted in Par is, Has Been Submitted to Lloyd George and the Cabinet for Their Inspection.

(CHECOTAH-STATE~ BANK NOW OPEN   Officers Report Nice Business the First Day.

GRAND CONCERT BY JOSEF KONECN'   EMINENT VIOLINIST “WILL PLA’ AT THE U. P. CHURCH MONDAY MAY 3

CASE WAS POSTPONED.   Madison County Lawyers Not Anx ious to Get Inte Court.

en ATTEMPT TO KILL SMALL NEWSPAPERS   Big Papers Are Hogging The ‘Supply _. of Print Paper in the United. States

SOOO NEWSPAPERS FAGE SUSPENSION   Representative Anthoty Tells Committee Extinction Threat€ns the Small Publicati ons

SE ee a ee en ee  Prof. M. E. “Rice Given  Right Without Prejudicing Case 

MORE THAN HALF BUDGET OF $35,000 1S PLEDGES   BY DELEGATES AT CLOSING SESSION OF ANNUAL CONVENTION OF LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS —SUPPORT VOLSTEAD LAW.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.   Puts End to Love Triangle Amang Aged Muscatine People.

FATAL SHOOTING AT MUSCATINE   Two Will Die Following ‘*Eternal Triangle’’ Tragedy Today.

GRAFT CHARGES ARE ALL FALSE SAYS BOLLING   CHARACTER OF PRESIDENT'S KIN DEFENDED BY COMPTROLLER OF SHIPPING BOARD

Treasurer of Shipping Boare Appears as Voluntary Witness at Inquiry   REVIEWS TRANSACTIONS   Former Secretary of Board Named By Sands Also Enters Denial

BOLLING DENIES CHARGE QF WARTIME BRIEB   Declares He Did Not Participate in Shipping Board Rakeotts as Chareed.

BOLLING, KIN OF WILSON, DENIES GRAFT CHARGES   Secret Service Probe Has Cleared Him, He Tells Ship  Board Committee.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY AGAIN URGED TO  ORDER REVISION   Hailand Representative Insists That Article XVIII. Is Open to Three Different Interpretations.

GSonth Rreskhine ‘taay   SOVIET GOVERNMENT PLANS NEW PROFFER OF PEACE

Effort Maude to Prevtcat Execution o! American Convicted on bartici pation in German   SOVIET GOVERNMENT PLANS NEW PROFFEP OF PEI?

WEST VIRGINIA IN MIDST OF PRIMARY   Names of Four Presidential Can didates Are Presented to Voters.

UR REPUBLICAN HIGH CANDIDATES IN WEST VIRGIN   Expect Early Returns Unde the New Double Election Board System.

NEW SYSTEM IN THIS ELECTION   West Virginia Uses Double Elec tion Board. Soon Count Votes,

rYIAGINIA HOLDS PRIMA   y Heng Nokd Under “Yor. » Board Assures Quick Reorns   . NAME ON BALLOT    r AL *LOOAL" CAN DI PPAPES IN; RACH +   . a cans expect Ieavy.. Vote marly Every State Office J Klock of Candidates— ourhons Also Lo Vote

W.VA, PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION   Name National, State And County Tickets.

Leb ATEER       ‘EO CREOOS        WOW. ducy Wi be Safeguandied Against ilnes

/MORE FACTORIES ARE SEIZED   Italians Make Exception of One Amer. +. ... Mamtmatianw @Cte aan

ITALIAN WORKMEN ARE MAKING CONCESSION:   Agreement May Be Reache With the Metal Workers and Masters.

TTALIANS SEIZE MORE SHOPS   All the Factories Except One Con trolled by Americans, Occupied at Terni.

AN INCREASE OF 12.5 PER GENT IN EXPRESS RATE:   ene eee iS AUTHORIZED KY INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION imdb S NOT TAKE INTO CONSIDERA. TION RECENT WAGE KAISE. :

APPROVES HIGHER RATES   Commerce Commission Endorses Appli cation of Express Company

IC. C. GRANTS EXPRESS BOOS!   INCREASE OF 125 PERCENT [5S AUTHORIZED BY COMMERCE BODY.

EXPRESS CHARGES OF NATION HIKED BY 12.9 PER GENT   Commerce Board Adds $35, 500,000 Anrtually to Income Of Company in Granting Rate Increase.

12.5 PER GENT IS EXPRESS INCREASE ALLOWED BY I. 6. C.   Approximately Half of Amount Demanded by Company is Granted by Order   WAGE INCREASED AWARDED RECENTLY NOT CONSIDERED   Canadian Railroad Rates are Brought to U. S. Level

EXPRESS RATE UP 12 P. C.      Increase Granted Not as Large as Company Sought—Had Asked for 24 Per Cent,

RAISE IN EXPRESS ~ RATES AUTHORIZE   Company Asks Raise o 25.16 Per Cent; Is Given 12.5

PRESS RATE: 15 INCREASED 12.5 PER GENT   AWARD DOES NOT INCLUDE . CONSIDERATION OF WAGE BOOST

PEAMIGoION 10 BOUaT EXPRESS AATES GRANTEL   Increase of 12.5 Per Cent Is  Granted By . C. C., Ef fective On Not Less Than  Five Days’ Notice.

Interstate Commerce Body Authorizes 12.5 Per Cent Advance To Meet Wage Increase.

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ROUND UP ALLEGED GOAL PROFITEERS      Five Hundred Held Or Charge Of Profiteering On Fuel.

00 SOFT COAL DEALERS HELD   U. S. Expeets Wholesale Con victions At Trials To Begin Soon

Campaign of Federal District Attorneys to Determine the Cause of High Coal Prices Result In Many Arrests— One Hundred Cases of Violation In West Virginia.

BAYWAY STILLS CLOSED.   Acute Crude Shortage Cause: Standard Oil to Lay Of 700 Employes.

HOLMES GETS 35 YARDS AS HALF ENDS   (Rouse Misses Field Goal From ad Yard

IRISH. OPINION NOT CHANGED BY NEW PLAN   SINN FEIN; LEADERS DECLARI THAT THEY WILL CONTINUE THEIR FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE

Geneva Not Ready, President Asked to Convoke Session of League of Nations at Brussel:

WHITES AND NEGROES BEASH AT ARMY: POS   ifoOps ; “Stage- Riot at For Leavenworth; ~ Three “Are Injured During Melee

NOT IN HARMONY WITH PARTY   Senator Thomas of Colorado D elinesa Renomination.

COX HITS FAST PACE ENDING TOUR   IN OKLAHOMS TODAY WHERE FIGHT SPEECHES ARE TO BE MADE

HARDING PLEADS FOR CLEAN, SOBER VERDICT   Rests Republican Cause on Appeal to “Dependable, Intellizent Public Opinion.”

HARDING RESTS HIS CASE WITH VOTERS OF U. S.      Thrones. Applaud G. O. P. Nominee’s Clos ine Addresses.

HARDING CONFIDENT - OF VOTERS’ VERDICT   RESTING CLAIM GN CALM JUDGMENT OF THE PEOPLE.   Republican Candidate Concludes His Campaign in Heme State—Replies te Cox Witheuat Mentioning Name.

EN, HARDING NOKo FOR CALM, OUBER VERDICT   Nominee Rests G. O. P. Causi to “Dependable, Intelliren Public Opinion” in Fina Campaign Message.

HARDING ASKS “FOR CALM AND —CORER UEAIPT   Last Message From Stump De livered to‘ Citizens of  ; Columbus.      NOMINEE TRAVELS ON COX STAMPING. GROUND      Voices: in Pointed: Terms His Replies to Utterances Of Opnonent

HARDING MAKES LAST APPEAL TO AMERICAN VOTES   Will H. Hays Claims Republi cans Have Better Than an Even Break in the State of Arizona.

Republican Candidate Emphasizes Stand on Domestic Issues  In All Speeches.

REPUBLICANS WANT UBER VERDICT AT THE POLLS TUESDAY   SENATOR WARDING AGAIN EM. PHASIZED HIS STAND ON DEM. OCRATIC ISSUES.   Candidate gain “ientioned the Fact That He Was Free and Th.t He Had Made No Promises to Any Group.

HARDING DELIVERS FINAL VOTE PLE!   NOMINEE PINS Ware Ii’ “IN: TELLIGENT AND DEPERD“ABLE PUBLIC.”

HARDING APPEALS FOR CALM VERDICT AT POLLS   ‘Declares Kis Party Has Directed It:  Arguments to the Intelligence ; otters.

“MADING CONCLUDES TOUR, SAYS WE MAKES APPEAL TO SOBER JUDGMENT OF THE MASS

LAST CAMPAIGN MESSAGE IS SENT OUT BY HARDING   Nothing Happened That His Party or Nominee Is Going to Apologize For, Says Presidential Candidate.

MAN ANSWERING : DESCRIPTION OF STUDENT HELT      SHERIFF OF CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND, . ARRESTS COLLEGE: YOUTH BE LIEVED TO BE WM. F.  WPTATIMC   Prisoner Says His Name is L mont and Knows Nothing Drewes Murder.

SUSPECT AS HELD   Man Arrested and Believed to b Young Brites of Phitadeiphia,

MURDER  GUSPECT ARRESTED   Pennsylvania Sheriff Arrest: Man Supposed to Be W. P. Brines.

SUSPECT HELD IN CONNECTION WITH MURBEE   Man believed to be One Wik Killed College Lad Arrested.   Is Held at Elkton, Maryland For Identification

ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE OF NA TIONS READY TO CONSIDER ANY PROBLEM SUBMITTED   TH NAME COMMISSION   Six Great Commissions Will Be Appointed to When Will Be Reterrea All Questions for Adjustnent.—Eneny Nations "  Miay Re Admitted.

PA COUNCIL ACTS   League of Nations Delegates Get Down to Business After  - Formalities..   ENEMY COUNTRIES TO: . BE GIVEN CONSIDERATION   2--Apt plication-for’ ‘Ad! mission to League ‘to. = Banamieoatnn..

aaa SOE A nn en eerie ee  LEAGUE OF NATIONS GETTING: TO APPOINT SIX COMMISSION:

ICELAND WANTS IN,   She Asks for a Place in t he League  Be ee ge ne ee

XIc¢    Border States Suffering From Malady—Sixty Soldiers Are IIl

FOR GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS   For Two Years by Farmers, Labo and Railroad Brotherhoods.

REUUES! OR GOVERNMENE OWNERSKP OF RAILROAD  far Two Voare hy farmoerce Lahar   For Two Years by farmers, Labor and Railr~-4 Brotherhoods.

FLAG SMUT INJURIOUS TO WHEAT   Disease Can Be Controlled By Proper Treatment of Seed Before Planting.

NO DANGER FROM FLAG STRAW SMUT   Illinois Officials Assure Authorities in This State That No Diseased Straw Will be Shipped   WOULD CAUSE A QUARANTINE   Sonservation Department Takes Actien Against Illinois When Shipping Rumors Are Heard

POLICE ARE SEEKING ‘UTE GALLER AT HOME (IF MUBDERED MAN   Believe His Identity Will Solv the Eiwel) Mystery or Go a Long Ways Toward It.

ELWELL WURUER MYSTERY STILL — OBAPFLES POLICE   Authorities in Doubt Now Whether Or Mot Clibman Went Home Alone.

BAKERS RAND oh ADVANGE IN FRIGES OF BREAD PRODUCTS   ADVANCES WILL BE FROM TWEN. TY-FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED PER  CENT, IT AS ANNOUNCED,

PLOT 10 UNLOAD CRIMINALS ON UL §   ; Commissioner of Immigration Dis cavers Corrupt Work of Exroepean Officials,

TOLEDO FIRM LOSES $200,000 DUE TO BLAZE   Continuous Explosions Hampe: The Firemen

FRANCE WILL BE REPRESENTED   Diplomats to Be at Munich as Well  me Rerlin.

‘BARNES FAILS TO MEET CLYNE   Grain Head and (Chicago Prosecutor     tanble te Get VTegether.

PROBE BARNES FOR CORNER ON CORN MARKET   1  HEAD OF GRAIN CORPORATION UNDER SUSPICION BECAUSE HE ORDERED CARS HELD FOR WHEAT

BRITS CAN'T ACT AT THIS TIME        NOR CAN FR HH. WHILE UNIT. ED STATES HAS REFUSED TO BEL

ALLIES TO) LEAVE AMEN PREY OF BLOODY TURK   BRITS CAN’T ACT AT THIS TIME   NOR CAN FRENCH. WAILE UNITED STATES HAS REFUSED TO HEL?

MAY SETTLE DALMATIAN CONTROVERSY   INVOLVES WOME RULE FOR DALMATIA UNDER TPALIAN RBUOKECTION   NEW PLAN, WOULD. Siraw FRALY DETERMINED tO AVOID FUTERE FRACNON

WANT HOME RULE FOR DALMATIANS   [By Camillo Cianfarro, United Press Saf Correspondent.] _

DALMATIA IS FOR HOME RULE   Radicals in Adriatic Dstrict Start Move to End Long Controversy With Italy.   D’ANNUNZIO WEAR ENO

HOME RULE FOR. - DALMIA URGED ‘BY RADICALS   Radicals ‘in Adriatic District Submi ‘New Plan, Says Trieste, Correspondent.

PLAN OFFERED 10 SOLVE PROBLEN   Home Rule For ~ Dalmatia Under Italian Protectorate Is Believed Solution

SCHUDE GIVEN THREE YEARS         Who impersonated ef is Sentenced to  Prison,

SCHUDE GIVEN THREE YEARS   ‘German Soldier Who Impersonated American Officer Is Sentenced to Federal Priaon.

TEXANS WILL SUPPORT DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES   DELEGATES FROM THIS STATE PROVE THEY ARE GOOD DEMOCRaTS BY ACTION,

COLBY HEARS PROTEST OF iBISHMEN   Great Britain’s Action Are Scored in Piea to United States.

IRISH PROTEST TO GOVERNMENT   Treatment of Political Prisoners ir rish Rebellion Basis of Complaint to Secretary Colby.

JOHNSON BACKING SENATOR HARDIN( WITHOUT RESERVE   Californian Says There Is No Doubt as to His League Stand.

HARDING ON THE RIGHT TRACK   Hiram Johuson Says Nothing Ambiguous in His Language.

se USS RAIA CON aN i a LR Aa i LHR ma ce een ee ee  UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL QF HARDING'S POSITION IS GIVEN BY JOHNSO}

“BOOTLEGGING” CHARGES _AGAINST : POLICEMEN, OF CHICAGO. INVESTIGATED

CANDIDATE AND PARTY ESCAPE      Engine and 4 Cars Ditched Engineer Suffers Broken Leg in Jump   SPEECHES CANCELLED   Passengers Thrown TopsyTurvy; Some Suffer Cuts and Bruises From Glass

CAN SPECIAL wees . IN BAD SMASH   Train Carrying Democratic Candidate Hits Broken Rail ~—Three Coaches Overturn

COX TRAIN I WRECKED NEAR PHOENIX. ARIZ   Democratic Candidate Re ceives Severe Shaking Up As Result of the Crash

GOV. COX’S SPECIAL TRAIN   Wrecked Near Phoenix, Ariz. Engineer's Leg is Broken in Jump.

GOV. COX’S TRAIN’ WRECKED BUT HE ESCAPES INJURY   His Car One of Two Remain ing on Track In. Accident,   CANDIDATE ABOUT TO GRY INTO FIRST COACH   No One Was “eriously Hurt.— Spreading Rails Assigned as Cause,-~Rumors Are Not Credited.

COX'S SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED NEAR PHOENIX   The Democratle Presidentia Candidate and Party Were Badly Shaken Up,   ENGINE AND CARS DITCHED

LUA LOCAPES INJURY IN WRECK  GOVE a td TRAIN GOES F vei DITCH IN ARIZONA—-CANVIDATE UNHURT  COACHES GO INTO DITCH   Spreading Rails Chuse Wreck—Campaign itinerary Considerably Upset by Delay.

COX TRAIN JUMPS . TRACK; GOVERNOR ESCAPES INJURY   fany i in - Party Badly Hurt, cL) shortens ‘Speaking Trip -

NOMINEE'S SPECIAL PARTY BADLY SHAKEN UP: NONE ARE SERIOUSLY  INJOREI

NDIDATE'S ESCAPE DUE Ta  CONFERENC “WHICH. KEPT ~. HIM IN REAR CAR.

COX’S TRAIN IN THE DITCH   Candidate’s Special Wrecked Broken Rail in Arizona.

COX CAMPAIGN TRAIN WRECKS; NOMINEE THROWN ACROSS CAR BUT ESCAPES CRASH UNINJURED   Four Cars and Engine Ditched When Special Leaves Track After Rails Spread; Presidential Party Badly Shaken Up: Engineer Loses Leg

GUY. GOX AND PARTY BADLY SHAKEN UP. BUT ESCAPE INJURY   Special Train Wrecked, Three Forward Cars Going Into Ditch.   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE ATTACKS JUDGE TAFT   says Former President's News. paper Articles, Intended to be Reflections of a Mature Statesman, Have Been Turned Into Cheap Propaganda.

GOVERNOR COX'S SPECIAL TRAIN IS WRECKED   ‘SANDIDATE AND HIS PART' BADLY SHAKEN UP NEAR PHOENIX, ARIZ.

+ CARS ARE DTGHED BY RAIL SPREAD   Rumor That Man Was Seen Running Along Track Just Before Accident Near Phoenix, Ariz., Is Discredited by Candidate And Train Officials — Disarranges Future Itinerarv of the Party.

(COX GIVEN SHAKEUP IN A TRAIN WRECK   NOMINEF HAS CLOSE CALL FROM INJURY IN ARIZONA.   Governor Htmeelf Not Hart. Bu Members of Party Bruteed and Cut—forced to Chaage Itinerary.

‘TRAIN CARRYING  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE HITS BROKEN ‘RAIL —THREE COACHES.  = -..:  QWERTURN “0b

COX’S TRAIN IS WRECKED   Broken Rail Causes Accident to the Governor’s Special Near Phoenix, Ariz. i

GOVERNOR COX AND His PARTY ARE WRECKED 14 MILES OUT OF PHOENIX   SPENDS DAY IN VALLEY

COX HAS CLOSE CALL IN WRECK   Candidate's Special Ditched in Arizona—Many Cut and Bruised, None Killed   Governor’s and Correspondents Cars Alone Stay on Rails--Man Seen Running Away?

SPREAD RAILS CAUSES PILEUP COX UNINJURED   Wrecking Train Takes Nominee Back to Phoenix.

GOVERNOR COX WAS IN WRECK   SPREADING RAILS CAUSE—NONE OF PRESIDENTIAL PARTY INJURED — CANDIDATE THROWN ACROSS CAR IN CRASH.

DEMOCRATIC CHIEF AND PARTY SHAKEN UP IN ARIZONA   Accident Near Phoenix Caused by Spreading Rails; Four Cars are Ditched.

GOV. COX'S SPECIAL “TRAIN 1S WRECKEL   CAMPAIGN PARTY BADLY SHAKEN UP, BUT ALL EsCAPE SERIOUS INJURY.

COX TRAIN Is WRECKED, HE'S NOT INURE   CLOSE CALL FOR NOMINEE.    BUT HE TAKES IT ALL IN NONCHALANT SPIRIT. SCORES TAFT.

PRESIDENTIAL GAMDIDATE ININSURED:      All Members of Democratic     ~—"Nominee’s Party—Escape With Bad Shaking Up.   ‘FOUR CARS DITCHED WHEN RAILS SPREAD   Governor Thrown Heavily Across Car Into Steel Door; Retains Composure.

- i E      SPREADING RAMA. CAUSED TRAIN TO LEAVE TRACK. NEAR PHOENEX, ARIZ. °   DESGCRAT NOWINEF AaNnD PARTY ESCAPE "INJURY. ENGINEER'S LEG BROKEN 

GOVERNOR. COX. 13 VICTIM’ OF WRECK   SPECIAL CAMPAIGN TRAIN, DERAILED IN- ARIZONA,   MEMBERS OF PARTY BRUISED   oe He Himself Badly Shaken——Member: of Train Crew Severely Injured— Four Cars Ditched by Spreading , Raiis—lItinerary Upset,

DEM. PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN IS WRECKE      . Cox Shaken Up. “Schedule Changed. By Arizona Accident.

cox SPECIAL IN A WRECK)   THE CANDIDATE AND PARTY ONLY SHAKEN tN ARIZONA.   but Not the Governor's, ka Near Prescott When: ad Under Heavy LocoEngineer Injured.  Four Cara, Left Trac Ralls Spres -motives —

U. Ss. Aviators: Who. Landed i in Mexico to  ~ Be Released: Monday

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.   Miss Emily Tyler of Near  Sharpsville seriousiy Injured.

Fh ae: ee SE ACCIDENTAL: SHOOTING.   Miss Emily Tyler .of Near’, Sharpsville. Seriousty Injured. *

U. S. FINANCES ON SOLID BASE   Nation Will Weather Any Storms of Future, Say the Experts.   NOW AT THE TURNING POINT   Banking Head, Secretary of Treasury and Comptrotler of Currency Williams Have Optimistic Message on Financial Situatien.

U, S. FINANCES ON SOLID BASE   Nation Will Weather Any Storms of Future, Say the Experts.

U, S. FINANGES ON SOLID BASE TO WEATHER STORM   Banking Head, Secretary of Treasury and Comptroller of Currency Williams Have Optimistic Message on Financial Situation.

U1.0, FINANCIERS ARE OPTIMISTIC   Declare the Nation Will Weather Storms of Future.   FINANCES ON A SOLID BASE   Some Lines of Business Still Face Hard Times for Awhile, but the Turning Point Is Here, Says Banking Head.

atesman Who Advocated Ruthless Submarine Warfare and Opposed ‘Acceptance of Peace Terms, Heads The Revolution

DEMOCRATS FEAR LOWDEN SUCCESS   ALREADY PLANNING A GEO. GRAPHICAL OFFSET IN MICHIGAN,

FERRIS IS BOOMED.   Michigan Governor Mentioned a Democratic Candidate

METAL WORKS CONTINUE IN MEN'S HANDS   Refuse to Evacuate Plants Despite Provisions of Agreément.

[ITALIAN METAL WORKERS REFUSE  TO EVACUATE SEIZED FACTORIES   ignore Settlement Agreement Recently Reached With Employers—Demand Guarantees Against Any Reprisals From Masters or Government.

WORKERS REFUSE TO LEAVE PLANTS   Some of the Plants Have Been Barricaded by Employes—Claim Wages During Ocenpancry.

UTALIAN METAL WORKERS REFUSE TO LEAVE PLANTS In Accordance With Settlement  Agreement Reached With Emnintiers

ITALIAN WORKERS REFUSE 10 LEAVE SEIZED INDUSTRY   Will Not Evacuate Un til Guaranteed Of No Reprisal.

ITALIAN LABUR BREAKS WARD   Metal Workers Fail to Evac uate Plant® According to Agreement.

DANVILLE'S STREETS ~~ RUN WITH MIOONSHIN   j   Two Hundred Gallons Poured  Out in Virginia City By . —— Revenue Agenis,

AOA DECLARES HARDING oPEEGH 5 ALL “BUNK   Christenson Is Bitter In Com ment On Acceptance Declarations At Marion.   Professes Inability To See ‘Nothing Much’ In Senator’s Words Or Mind.

CHRISTENSEN FLAYS HARDING'S ADDRESS   Third Party Nominee Ridi. cules Speech of Acceptance and Supporters

HARDING SPEECH IS ATTACKED BY r. es Cane PE, hisnaae \  » «+ ee =   “Talks Much and Say: Littie,” Saus New Partyu Head.

HARDING'S SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE 19 DECLARED “BUNK?   Farmer-Labor Party Head Bit terly Denounces G. O. P. Nominee—Insult to Workers, He Declares.

PARLEY P. GALES HARDING SPEECH PLAIN OLD BUNK   Pours Forth Sea of Words Signifying Nothing About Vital Issues Before People   SAID WORKING MAN SHOULD BE SATISFIED WITH $1 DAY   Believes If Roosevelt Alive Would Seourge Combination of Politicians and Profiteers

DUBUQUE WOMAN TO SUPERVISE STATE BUREAU   Miss Anna B. Lawther to Establish Women’s Headquarters.

lowaWomen Democrats Open Bureau   IFFICE AT DES MOINES TC BE SUPERVISED BY MISS ANNA LAWTHER.

MISS LAWTHER TOBE IN CHARGE   Women’s Bureau of lows Democratic Committee to Open Headquarters.

New Voters Seek $4,000,000 Appropriation to Educate Young Mothers.   MEETING WITH SUPPORT   Veteran Congressmen Willing to Sidetrack Pet Measures to Heln.

WANT LEGISLATION TO PROTECT MGTHERHOOD   Pave Way for Laws, Lawrence Says, Which Will Bring Great Benefits.   ‘WANT FOUR MILLION TO “TEACH YOUNG MOTHERS   ‘Would Render Assistance in Case: of Maternity Through~ gut Country.   STATES MUST TAKE A PART   Fond Will Be Administered 3B; Regularly Appointed Hy: giene Authorities. .

PLAN CO.         Chinese dneators_to Spend $5,000,000 for Industrtal College,

General Wood Braves Blizzard   In South Dakota to Fulfill His Speaking Engagements (tiv United Preasa)

STRIKE SPREAD FEARED IN OHIO   Road Crews in Youngstow District Start Walkout and  Join Striking Yardmen.   IBETTER IN NEW YORK

GERMAN FORGE IN RUHR TERRITORY IS REDUCED TO 17,00   German Government § Ask: France to Withdraw Troops From Neutral Zone Cities.

YANKS. PREPARE FOR FIELD   American Troops at Coblenz Are tssued New Equipment Under Or. . ders Issued Some Time Ago.

NEW EQUIPMENT FOR YANKS   American Troops at Coblenz Are Reaqy to Take Field.

FULL EQUIPMENT TO YARKS   In Germany, Under Order Issued Before Recent Revolt.

SCOURING FOUR STATES FOR TWO MISSING CONVICTS   *Trusties’”” Who Escaped from Sing Sing Are . Still at Large.

PRISON KEEPERS STARCH 4 STATES. ~ FOR CONRET  George Stivers and Marcus Bassett _ ltustes, Made Spectacuiar ~ — Eseape From aing Sing

BISBEE STRIKE  TRIAL (5 STARTEL   Defense Dealt Blow In At. tempt to Introduce Testimony Showing Conspiracy

KILLED BY SNOW PLOW.   Qno Fatality and Two tnjured While Walking On Tracks.

ONE KILLED, 2 HURT; TRAIN STRIKES AUTC   Kenosha Man Dead; Compan: ions in Critical Condition.

TWO AUTOISTS KILLED BY MILWAUKEE TRAIN         OSHA MAN DIES INSTANTLY ‘D ANOTHER IS MORTALLY INJURED TEN MILES FORM MILWAUKEE.

was already covered and the Chief shot. The Chief telephoned for Still's ambulance which conveyed the wounded man to the hospital.   FARM BUREAU AND POMONA GRANGE ANNUAL PICNIC.

GOMPERS ENDORSES  FEDERAL CONTROL .   Of Railroads as Spokesman For the American Federation of Tabor,

GOMPERS APPROVES OF FEDERAL CONTRO!   VICTORY FOR STONE SEEN LN AXNOUNCEMENT,   Plumb Plan Advocates Assert Labo Lender Made Statement When He Found Big Brotherboods Would “Ge Alone.”

>amphlets Just Issued Correct “Mistake” [In Edito-! rial Appearing In “Federationist,” Which Said. Nothing About Plumb.  Plan anf Cag’t Canternal

HAVE MET TO CANVASS VOTE   State Democratic Executive Committee Met in Dallas 7’oday

PARTY STICKS TO MIDDLE  OF THE ROAD   Industrial Court Plank  Defeated—--Railroad Tribunal Urged

sitter Denunciation of Wilson Administration is Fitting Preamble to Declaration of Principles On Which G. O. P. Will Make Fall Campaign—Mexican Plank is Still to Be Built

CALIFORNIA CAN PLACATE JAPS   fu Opinion of State Department, B Making Prohibitury Land Law Apply to AH Aliens.

SINN FEIN LEADER If MURDERED   Killing of James McCarthy Thought Work of Deadly Vendetta.   Believed a Reign of Terrer, Has Been Inaugurated by * Terrorisis.

extremists of Sinn Fein anc Government Factions Gain Control, Say Leaders   VENDETTA FORMED TO TERRORIZE OFFICIALS   STORY IS TOLD OF ORGANIZA. TION UNDER SOLEMN OATT TO DRIVE BRITISH OUT OF IRELAND,

FRENCH HANG AGITATORS IN TURKISH AREA IN AN EFFORT TO BRING ORDER

GONZALES DEMANDS THE RESIGNATION OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT   Calls on Carranza to Quit anc Urges Court to Name Provisional President   SECEDING MEXICAN STATE WILL RESIST INVASION   Prepare Trenches and Fortifications as Troops Advance

ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF GARRANZA IN MEXICO CITY FAILS   Would be peas © Said t Have Been Captain in Carranza Army.

ATTEMPT MABE 10 ASSASSINATE PRES. CARRANZA   CAPTAINS ERNSTO VALDEZ, OF THE MEXICAN ARMA, TRIES TO STAB CARRANZA LAST FRI. DAY.      NEWS oF" re i Lg Shea at See Tar MADE PUBLIC    Federal Mexican Troops in the Northern Military Zone Have Beer Sert to Attack the Revolutionary  Forces in Sonora.

CARRANZA Tl FIND Sc GEDING STATE REAM   Fortification of Vantage Point  Gees on Apace as Federal  Troops Advance   FRONTIERS PATROLLED ‘BY SONORA FORCE   General Pino Says His Troops : Can Resist Attempts to Take Town

SONORA GETS READY FOR A LONG SIEGE   Carranza is Prey of Assasir But Escapes With His Life   SONORA  £MOBILIZES   REBEL STATE’S BOUNDARIES ARE GUARDED—GERMAN SHIP IS SEIZED AS CRUISER.

etl ee eee  ATTEMPTED MURDER   President Carranza Intended Victim of Plot

ATTEMPT TO KILL CARRANZA.   “Member of General Hill's Staff Held

Tourists En Route to Yosemite National Park, California, Made Stand and Deliver.

4 AUTO oT hbts ARE ROBBED BY MASKED BANDIT   Vehicles En Route To the Yosemite National Park Are Held Up By Lone Bandit- $350 Obtained.

ROB IN OLD-FASHIONED WAY   Lone Bandit Holds Up Aute Stage  Caachen.

TAX REDUCTION IS IMPOSSIBI!   TACOME AND EXCESS PROFIT TAX CANNOT BE LOWERED UNTIL AFTER 1922.       SECRETARY HOUSTON SPEAKS

TAX REDUCTION IS IMPOSSIBLE   INCOME AND - EXCESS PROFH TAX CANNOT BE LOWERED UNTIL APYER 190s.   SECRETARY HOUSTON SPEAKS

JOHNSON LEADS ~ BY Ble RARCIN   California Candidate Sweeps Michigen as Favored Repub lican for the Presidency.    HOOVER VOTED EQR .  BY BOTH PanYY MEM   Detroit Gives More Votes to Johnson Than to All Oth-

enema ——e OL —— en  JOHNSON BEATS WOOD BY AT LEAST 30,000 IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY   California Candidate For Re publican Nomination Sweep: State in a Veritable ‘‘ Blizzarc of Ballots’’—Edwards Lead: Nemocratic Ticket.

‘Returns at Noon Today From 1,. 269 of 2,421 Precincts Show  Prenounced Gain   WOOD SECOND WITH 66,849   California Senator Makes Clean Sweep In Detroit, Polling Four Votes to Woods’ One—Lowden in Third Place.

JOHNSON HOLDS GREAT LEAD OVER WOOD   MICHIGAN PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION IS AGAINST HOOVER

Californian’s Gain in Michigan Grows With Returns; Ma‘jority Over General Jumps to 50,713 in 1269 Precincts   Victory in Detroit Whelms Opponents; Democrats Give ~ Hoover 13.152 to 11,352 for, Edwards: McAdoo Is Third

Californian Leading By 44,308 Votes Over Wood.  BALLOTS NOT ALL IN  Sweeps Detroit Clean Beating Wood By 52,861.

LOWDEN THIRD: HOOVER FOURTH OF REPUBLICANS IN EARLY COUNT   ‘Edwards Leads Democrats i In Few Precincts Counted  ! In Detroit   ‘PALMER LEADS BRYAN      Wood Carries 846 Rural  Precincts By Margin of   30.000 Ower Johnson

Grealesl Vote Eyer Piled up In Michigan Given Callfornian Who Secues the State’s Delegation.  BLIZZARD OF BALLOTS Vole of Four lo One Over Wood. Reaped in Detroit  —-Other Candidates make Only a Poor Showine.   BLIZZARD OF BALLOTS

TALK WILL GIVE. WAY TO ACTION   Solons Agree to Start Voting Monday On Article Ten Reservations.   Expected Discussion Wil Touch Many Questions Which Effect Pact.

VOTE ON TREATY NEXT WEEK   Action Will Be Substituted fo: Lengthy Debating.   WILL SETTLE ARTICE TEN   Last Attempt to Pass League By This Senate.

One Big Question of Ratification to Be Permanently Settled, Leaders Say   DEFEAT OF TREATY IS FORECAST AT CAPITAL   PINAL REPUDIATION EXPECT ED BY MIDDLE OF WEEK MAY OFFER RESOLUTION DECLARING WAR ENDED.

Bonar Law Deaf to Labor Plea   Pity Une Widows of POlLGeIED, He Says.   Cork Mayor Depressed on 2ath Day of Hnneer Strike   British Boycott Threat To Wilson by Labor

MAC SWINEY PLEAS FAIL   LLOYD GEORGE AND BONAR LAW RE. FUSE TO INTERFERE.   Cork’s Lord Mayor Had Placed Hinself at War With Crown, It Is Pointed Out, and Has Been yYaken at His Word.

WANT EX-KAISER   DOUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS STIL WANT KAISER BROUGHT BEFORE TRIBUNAL

POUNCIL WILL SEND HOLLAND ANOTHER NOTE   Efforts Will Be Continued te Effect Extradition of the Former Kaiser   POLES APPEAL FOR HELP AGAINST REDS   FRENCH DELEGATES, INSTEAI OF AMERICAN, TO Print PRESIDENCLES _OF PLEBIS CITE COMMISSIONS.

Try to Induce Holland to Give Up the Kaiser   Council of Ambassadors so Decide, and Will Reply to Holland's Note, Urging Case

French btstracted to Reply co Putch Note Refusing Ex-kaiser Extradition,

TO RENEW EFFORTS TO TRY EX-KAISEI   Council of Ambassadors at Paris De. cides to Keep After Holland in Hope of Extradit ss WEL.

ALLIES TO MAKE FURTHER DEMAND FOR EX-KAISEE   French Government to Prpare Reply to Holland-Germans Protest Agansi Polish Boundaries

‘WILL INSIST ON GETTING   (‘PH KAISER   Allies Wit] Continue to ‘Holland to G Withelin.

Allies To Make Another Effort To Get Kaise   Council of Ambassadors Decides tc Continue Its Efforts—lItalian Says Trial of Kaiser Would ba “Judicial Fnormity,,”

ENJOIN THE SALE OF ~ EX-GERMAN VESSELS   Advocates of Governmenr Ownership x 4 of Merchant Marine Caled Tefore Senate Cammeree’ Com.

Blt PRESGYTERIAM REVIVAL GROWING   Good Attendance and Muc! Interest manifested in Services.

SAVE GEORGIA PEACHES IS GOVERNMENT ORDER, ICE FUSS THE’ CAUSE   Government Has Orders To Straighten Out as Far as Possible the Refusal to Ice  Cars That Contain Georgia Pp, ce  eh ee.

Assistant, Attorney General Promise: Relief To Georgia Growers Who iAre Threatened With’ Disaster.

ON AN EXSPECTION TRIP.   Bod. DeGrief Assumed Duties General Superintendent,

2 BILLION BUSHEL CORN CROP FORECAS]   Potato Production Likely to Ex. ceed 400,000,000 Bushels. Wheat is Reduced.

CORN TO REACH MARK FOR THIRD TIME IN HISTORY   Uncertain Whether Crop Will Reach the Mark Set in 1912 and 1917   IMPROVED IN JULY   POTATO CROP IMPROVES, AND iS EXPECTED TO EXCEED 400,000.000 BUSHELS.

KING CORN GUES OVER TOP AGAIN   Third Three Billion Bushel Yield Promised   WHEAT CROP SMALLER   Spring Wheat Adversely Affected During July But Winter Wheat Shows Small Increase — Potatoes will Go Above 400,000,000 Bushels Por Fourth Time in History

THREE BILLION BUSHEL CORN CROP PRODUCTIO!   Forecasts Indicate Country Will Ge Past Hig® Mark Third Time —Big Wheat Yield

BILLION BUSHEL 1920 CORN CROP   Agricultural Department Estimates on Conditions Existing August 1.

LARGE CORN CROPS EAPEGTED IN. THIS SEASON'S HARVEST   Three Billion Dollar Crop For - Third Time In-History Of Coun try Has Been Predicted.     AUIPITC? POANRITIANG. RATS

d BILLION BUSHEL CORN GROP SEEN   VIELD KQL ALLING RECORD BREAKING ONES OF 1912 AND 17 TS) PREDICTED.

HUGE CROP FORECAST.   Three Billion Bushel Yield Pre ) dicted for Third Time in History.

TAKE UP U, 5. LAND   Ex-soldiers of World War Have Chance to Get Farms in Oregon For Almost Asking.--Many  , Thousands of Acres.

JUIDGE REFUSES REMOVAI   Montesano Jurist Will Not Take Responathility for Removal of Troons Guarding Court.

JUIDGE RERUSES REMOVAL   Montesano Jurist will Not Take Responsibility for Removal of : Teanane Cnarding Court.

MRS. MacSWINEY KEEPS SILENCE AFTER ARRIVAI   : No Arrangements Are Made fo  Public Appearance Prior to Going Before Committee

HUMES FROM OVER acho TO TESTIFY FOR ERIN'S HOLE   Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney Arrives in New York—Great Crowds Greet Her.   Spends First Evening Hidder Away From Thousands Who Welcomed Her.

MRS. MACSWINEY IS GREETED IN NEW YORK BY SOLEMN THRONG WHO DO HONOR TO IRISH MARTYR   Widow of Lord Mayor of Cork Spends Evening Avoiding Crowds After Parade and Demonstration  Upon Her Arrival in America.

SHIP IS LOCATED.   Missing Italian Steamship Now Com. municatinge With Land.

WILSON ADRIATIC NOTE IS BEFORE PREMIERS COUNCIL   New Allied Note Expected To be Dispatched to Washington Next Saturday

HARDING TRIBLITE TO THE WAR VETS   Feeling ef Security in the Republic for What They Will Do in Peace.

HARDING ENDORSES ~ JOHNSON’S STAND   [By Raymond -Clapper, United Press Correspondent.] .°

HARDING HONORS SOLDIER DEAD   Nominee Speaks at Dedicatior of Memorial Tables at Fremont.   COX BREAKS ENGAGEMENT

HARDING UNVEILS BRONZE TABLET T0 THE SOLDIER DEAD   PAYS MARKED TRIBITE TO THOSE WHO FELL IN THE  Laeghaeag ta 4h 8 OP

HARDING PLEASED ~— WHTHBORAH TALKS      Candidate Declares Borah and Johnson Are Representing "His Views.

SEN, HARDING AT UNVEILING IF ME Wonca!      Bronze Tablet Set Up at Spies gel Grove, Fremont, to .: Dead Heroes, 8   TRIBUTE TO WORLD WAR VETERANS BY SPEAKERS   League of Nations: Issue. Stil Stumbling Block for = Candidate.

UNVEILS © TABLET   Senator Harding Attends Unveiling of a Bronze Tablet to Soldiers   HE IS TRYING TO HOLD   Borah and Johnson Together — Says Johnson Has Given Support

TRIBUTE PAID TO THE DEAD   Senator Harding Unveils Bronze Tab let—Governor Cox Cancels In- . vitation to Be Present,

SONORA PEEVED AT CARRANZA’S ACTS   GOVERNOR OF  BECESSSIONIST STATE TELLS WHY HE HAS BRGEK WIT MEXI CAN GOVERNMENT

GOVERNOR HUERTA EXPLAINS AGTION   DECLARES SECESSION OF SONORA RESULTED FROM GOVERN: MENT ACT'S.

Not One Delegate in Con  '. vention, He Says, Accept: Platform Without Menta PReacarnyations.   FEW-READY TO FIGHT : FOR CONVICTIONS   Made-up Sentences of All Sizes .and .Colors Constitute Perfect -Mosaic in Compromise.

"LEAGUE PLANK ISAPERFECT SPECMAN ART”   Convention Managed by Same Old Leaders Bryan States

GOVERNOR NOMINATES   Martin Heads Vist to Co-ordinate Work of Fighting Organizations

GOVERNOR NOMINATES    Martin Heads Tiet to Co-ordinate Work of Firhling Organi-

FAVORS 1 CENT POSTAL RATE   Burleson Will Recommend It fer Leeal Delivery.

ATTAN SCOUTS HERE     MA   Will Spend Sunday in Lawrence— Enroute to K, C.

BANDITS HOLD UP PASSENGERS IN TRAINYARD   Road Agents Get but $100° Te Pay For ~ - Their Trouble.

HOLD UP TRAIN IN BUFFAIO   Bandits Wound Trainman, Shoot Sraid of Hair From Child Get 416n

SHOT GIRLS BRAD OFF HEAD 1S 3, LEFT SEAT IN CAR       Robbers Get New York Cen tral Train and Wound One  \Trainman.—Girl Left Seat  And Was Shot by Robber o Got Less Than $100.

GIRL DISREGARDS INJUNC-TION OF BANDITS; HAS HER “HAIR SHOT THROUGH HEAD

TRAIN HELD UP IN THE YARDS AT BUFFALON.Y.   Railroad Man Injured and Girl Has Miraculous Escape   Bandits Get Only $100 Fol Their Daring

BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN IN FREIGHT YARD AT BUFFALO   Passengers on Federal Express Give Over Money to Three Masked Men--Man Who Resa Orders is Shot

FIVE MEN HOLD UP TRAIN I BUFFALO YARDS   Gun Play Features Attempt—bne Man Shot In Leg—Less Than $100 Ia Spoils

N. Y. CENTRAL TRAIN HELD UP   Rail Employee Wounded and $10C Taken in ‘Buffalo Yards—Girl’s  . Narrew Escape.

TRAIN ROBBERS GET $100   Brakeman Shot in Leg— Braid of Hair Shot Of Girls’? Head—Two. Arresied

FAMED SINGER SAYS JEALOUSY IS HIS NEMESI!   Baklanafl, Russian Baritone,  and Accuser, Held on Denortatinn WUlarreante

POLES TAKE MOHILEY AND MOVE ON EASTWARD   Resistance of Bolsheviki Broken in South Ukraine, According to an Oiticial Communique,

POLES BREAK FRONT   CAPTURE 15,000 BOLSHEVIKI IN UKRAINE DRIVE.   Reds Are Rushing Two Divisions From Caucasus Region to Re-Enforce Western Army.

POLES CAPTURE 15,00(   Polish and Ukrainian Troops Con tinue Drive..   Bolsheviki Rushing Two Divisions _Frem Caucasus. Region. to.. Ba: Ens force Twelfth: Soviet Army.”

OLE HANSON WILL TESTIFY   Against Members of Communist Da  bor Party on rial at Chicago,

INAS TAIN SO. Was ee a BIN     Aged Veteran Answers Roll Call on High.

Tc FIGHT FIRES.   State Forestry Department Ta Bo As sisted by County Commi

COMMISSIONERS   State Forester Gifford, Pinchot Asks Co-operation of Indiana County Board in Campaign against Forest Fires *   HIS LETTER

FORESTRY HEAD ASKS FOR HELP   Pinchot Requests Adams Com missioners to Join Forest Fire Fight,   OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN   Asks Officials to Assist Fire Wardens Combating Flames. To Find Ori: gin of Each Fire.

BAR PUBLIC AT FUNERALS   Ban on Gatherings at Burial Services in Chicano.

BAN ON PUBLIC } FUNERALS   Flu Death List in Chicago Reaches 192 for 24-Hour Period Ending Friday.

FEDERAL NET FOR RADICALS   INVESTIGATORS SEK STGNS OF DISLOYALIST PLOT.   COMB NEW YORK FOR SUSPECTS   CHITF FLYNN BELIEVES BLAST WORK OF ANARCHIST.   Secret Serviee Men and Special 4gcuvia Are Rashed to W all Strect to Probe the Caueae ef Explosion.

RADICALS THREATENED -LEGIONAIRES WITH DEATH IN OCTOBER   Letter Sent to Newspaper ir Centralia, Wash., Named < Number of Men Who Hac Been Slated for Death By  AD oo ag Pe ee eee

WARNING SENT TO NEWSPAPERS   Threatening Letter Sent to Paper and Member . American Legion

Lost OUT ON CONTRACTS  Bhittsh and-French Beat Americans - in Germany

AMERICA LOSES GERMAN TRADI   French and British Secure Contracts.

AMERICAN SCOUTS ANOCK ON CLOSED DOORS IN GERMAN)   Indications Point Towarc All Trade With Germans Going to British and French Dealers

WOMEN ASKED TO BREAK THE REPUBLICAN DEADLOCK   Veomen's Bureaus Running Full Blast at Headquarters of Principal Candidates.

WOMEN CRACK WHIP AS CANDIDATES GO 10 THEM FOR HELI   DEMAND SECURITY 01  iB AMENDMENT AS & THEIR As. TANCE

Candidates Anxiety Sitow. Power of Fair Sex   NO LONGER “DECORATIVE”   Militant Suffragists Plan Bit Demonstration at Chicago.

ROT ACES LEAGUE OFFER   Will kerve c i Teague of Nation: C ommitteg For Creation of  C ourt of Justice.  rf

ROOT ACCEPTS INVITATION   American Attorney to Lend Ald it Forming Court of World Justice

ROOT ON WGRLD COURT BODY   Accepts Invitation to Serve on League of Nations Commission at London. :

ROOT TO SERVE ON COMMITTEE   Accepts Invitation to Help (Consti tate leaternmational (ourt.

HARBOR. TRAFFIC TILL TIED UP BY STRIKE   Union Officials Claim Tieup Will Be Complete By Tonight.   NON-UNION CREWS OPERATE BOATS   Emergency Workers Re. cruiting to Keep Tugs In Operation.

STRIKE OF MARINE WORKERS HINDERS HARBOR TRAFFIC   But Danger of Food, and Coal Famine is Averted

Embargo on Export Freight Through N. Y   The Embargo Due to the Strike of Marine Workerg in New Yori.

EMBARGO IS PLACED ON EXPORT FREIGHI   Traffic in New York Harbor Greatly Curtailed by Strike Some of Ferry Lines Stil Operating.

DANGER OF SHORTAGE OF - FOOD AND FUEL AVERTED   Union Officials Claim Misunder“standing of Orders and Assert Tie-up will Be Complete Before Nirhtfall

PULta hitol ON TANG GRAPHIC BOUNDARY LINE   General Staff Commands Rest on Frontier. Consolidating Ground, Reinforcing to Resist Renewed Attack.   Violent Fighting Is Reportec From the Belzec Region, Where Red Generals Try  to Drive Wedge Between Pole Forces.

POLIGH "BIG PUSH Io HALTED ON FRONTIER   NO ADVANCE BEYOND LINE MENTIONED IN AMERICAN NOTE CONTEMPLATED.   Moderate Elements Urge Government to Guard Against Shoving LineInto Hostile Territory.

And Fun Festival is To Be Giver In Basemént of First Chris tian Church Tonight. -

} CIRCUS AND FUN FESTIVAL  To Be Held at First Christian Church Tonight

JOHNSON WINS IN NORTH CAROLINA   senator Snows Under Wood ir Presidential Primary.   Latest Returns Show Senator Far in the Lead Over General— About 10 to 1,

“TAR HEEL” STATE REPUBLIC. ANS INDORSE SENATOR.   Wood Is Snowed Under by About 10 to 1 in Presidential Preference Primaries.

WAR DECLARED ON INDUSTRIAL COUR’   HOWAT SAYS HE IS INCLINED TO THINK .STRIKE WILL OCCUR IN KANSAS.

MINERS WILL OPPOSE INDUSTRIAL COURT   Kansas Measure Means Lone Strug gle, Declares Union Labor Leader.

EQUAL REPRESENTATION ARGUED BY WOMAN SPEAKER   Mrs. Morse of Buffalo Thinks Conxrexs Should be Evenly DleSehoul

NECD WOMEN: IN THE . NATIONAL HOUSEROLE      NEW HEAD OF WOMEN DEMO. CRATS OF AMERICA WANTS TWO WOMEN IN PRESIDENT'S CABINET.

CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS DECIDE AGAINST STRIKING   Conditions in Chicago District A re Much Improved Today

/T TRIACS  NDI Te BT LS ANGELES RAND JURY   Board Must Act by April 28 or Strike of 100,000 Looms   WALKOUT REPORTED IN FINAL STAGES   Freight Handlers Submit Proposals to the Newly Named Mediators

NOVIET REPLY PHUFES SEA AEGUGHITIN It POLANE   ‘British Cabinet Considers Note; Is Reported Not Wholly Satisfactory   SITUATION STILL BELIEVED CRITICAL   Suspicion That Germany Is Acting in Collusion With Bolsheviki

LONDON HAS THE SOVIET REPL Y   British {Cabinet Believed to Have Found Answer Accept: able, But Not Wholly Satis: factory.  Soviet Delegation in London Holds Conference.

SUNETS WILL alGK, PREMILR 5 INFORMED   Russian Representatives in London Give Bolshevik Terms for Peace .   ATTITUDE OF GERMANY VIEWED AS SUSPICIOUS   Teutons Announce Allies Cannot Move Troops Over Nation to Assist Poland

CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM PRISON   Officials At Sing Sing Searching For Two Robbers

BELUEVE “CONVICTS ARE CONCEALED IN BUILDING.   Sing Sing Offieials Make Systematic Search far ‘FWwo Abonthers of Now  torious “Green Aitto Gang.”

POSSES AFTER MEMBERS OF THE GREEN AUTO GANG WHO ESCAE FROM SING SING ON SUNDAY           Are Long Termers ‘and Officials Believe Are Still: Hiding in Big Prison Awai Chanca ta Fecane Tonight.

HANDSOME GIFT FOR COLLEGE   Governor Cox Credited With a Donatten ef 275.000.

TERMENALS "1D.   At Tan Angeles Because 6.000 to 5, OOO Hallroad Men Strike

XE CLOTHES Ti ACH 'THRIET      Rest. Dressed Factory Gh a Mmaftaécures       S: Sa ¥     ve Mast

ride Patio eye rRAWKHNY Pci}. E  Abt EXONERATED   AL SHAW AND MRS. KAVLE HAN. COCK COMPLETELY FREED FROM BLAME

Virtually All Neutra! Territor Now Held by Foch’s Men   German Official Hands Note To French Government.

ENGLISH NOT 10 JOIN FRENCH IN ICIP OF GERMAN CITIES   Many Changes Are’ Occurting, However, Which Relieves Situation—2,000 Communists Surrender. —Egsen Occupied by Government.   WILSON’S ACCUSATION UPHELD   Italian Paper Says French at Present Prove the Assertion

 “FRENGH ADVAN   Said to Have Opposed the Step When It Was Discussed in Ambassador's Council.   MILLERAND SEES WALLACE   Gives Him French View—Believed German Move Was to Halt Negotiations.

FRANCE STANDS ALONE IN MOVE ~AGROSS RHINE   Britain in Awkward Po. sition, Result of Occupation.

ENGLAND. NOT. 10 PARTICIPATE      Great: Britain: Reported Fe eeling: Herselfiin an: - Awkward’ Position -

tT WEAENCH ACTION   ; ISAPPROVE NVASION OF GERMANY  BY FRENCH TROOPS   Daily News Thinks Possibly the French Made a Mistake in Seizing Additional Towns  In Germany.

NOT WITH FRANCE   Great “Britain Not’ Aficgeiher in Sympathy with Advance into Uermany.

ANFU FORCES HELD UP BY TRAIN WRECH   Gates Of Peking Closed Tc Keep Out Defeated Anfuites; Tien Tsin Is Quiet.

R. R. SERVICE OF PEKING CHECKED SAYS REPOR’   Troop Trains are Caus: Congestion — Close City Gates.

NEED MORE SOLDIERS   BAKER ASKS CONGRESS FOR 275, 000 IN ARMY,  "7   Points to the Necessity of Maintaining Forces in Siberia and Germany.

ASKS 275,000 IN ARMY   Secretary of War Baker De mands More Men.   Necessary to Enable United States t< Maintain Forces in Germany and Siberia.

275,000 IN ARMY IS ASKED BY BAKER   Secretary of War Baker Demands More Men.   Necessary to Enable United States to Maintain Forces in Germany and Siberia. ~

TREATY CONSPICUOUS AS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Democratic National Committee  Will Be Asked to Back Up Wilson’s Stand on Pact

DEMOCRATIC.  GLANG GATHER 10 NOTIFY GOA   SPECULATION RIFE AS TO WHA’ MAY CONSTITUTE BURDEN OF HIS MESSAGE

TREATY LOOMS AS POLITICAL ISSUE JN NEXT CAMPAIGN   Democrats Lay Preliminary Plans for Launching Election Drive

Party Workers, Presidential Aspirants and National Committeemen Gathering in Washington for Jackson Day Banquet—Statements From Wilson and Bryan Awaited With Expectant Interest.   NATIONAL COMMITTEE WILL BE ASKED TO BACK WILSON

Governor Says His Speech of Acceptance Will Be So:Simple Child May Understand.   ‘Democratie Clans ‘Gathering for Great Celebration ;, 15,000Wil Rein the Parade:

DEMOCRATIC CLANS ARE GATHERING   Party Leaders Arriving a Dayton for Notification Ceremonies.

ALL IN READIES FOR NOTIFICATION   Democratic Clans Gather ing at Dayton.

WILL PUT ITSELF BEHIND WILSON   Jemocratic National Committee td Pass Upon Peace Treaty.   QOMS AS A CAMPAIGN ISSUE

MUCH CURIOSITY OVER COX SPEERR   Speculation Centers About “Important Insert.”

COX WILL START CAMPAIGN MONDAY   Democratic Nominee To Be Formally Notified At Ceremonies Saturday.

DEMOCRAT GAN AUS TO DAVTON TO HEAR SPEECH   Many Campaign Decisions Will Be Made in Conference of National Leaders -

DEMOCRATS GATHER © FOR COX CEREMON'   Notification Day Plans Complete—Candidate Ready For Aggressive Campaign,

COX TO SPRING ONE SURPRISE IN HIS SPEECH             Foreign Office Issues Reply to  L man Johnson

ADERS BEGIN T0 GATHER AT DAYTON FOR NOTIFICATION   Everything in Readiness for Formal t by Arkansas Senator.   Governor Anxious to Have It Over and Start the Camnaion.

ASK LEADERS TO ENDORSE WILSON   RESOLUTIONS AT JACKSON BANQUET TO REQUEST SUPPORT OF TREATY STAND   BRYAN IN OPPOSITION ?   Many Uncevtainties as to Program ~-Enter Into Speculation Over Developments,

TO BRE. TOMORTOW            Governor Cox WHE be Informed of His Presldeutin) Nomioutiou,

Much Interest in ‘Insert’ Vhich 1s Added to Orig*H4] Text.   iS CLOSELY GUARDED   Bands and Marching Club: Galore Will Make Up Parade.

COX TO CLOSE UP EXECUTIVE AFFAIRS SOON   Plans to be Free for His ‘Campaign by End of Week

DEMOCRATS MAY PUT TREATY IW CAMPAICN   PRELIMINARY PLANS ARE LAID BY LEADERS FOR COMING CONTEST AT GATHERING,   CONVENTION FIGHT NARROW:   National Committee to Be Asked Today by Officers to Back Up Stand of Wilson in Peace Issue.

Some Democratic Leaders Plan to Back Wilson’s. At titude of Ratification.   COMMITTEE GATHER FOR _ JACKSON DAY BANQUET   Bryan’ s Position Enigma Kansas City and San  i Francisco Lead in Con =’ vention Fight.

DEMOCRATS GATHERING.   Cox WH be Formally: ' Notified To. '  ‘morrew. ;

Democratic Committeemen Will Be Asked in Resolution to Align Selves Squarely Behind President in Views on Pact.   Fight for National Convention Now Centers Between Kansas City and San Francisco—To Decide Date Todav.

Democratic Leaders Gather: ing at Washington Lay Plans for Presidential Coniest.

TO NOTIFY GOV. COX TODAY   Leading Democrats Are in Dayton for the Ceremonies of Formal Notifieation,

LEAGUE-TREATY LOOMS LARGELY AS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Chairman Cummings, on Eve of Quadrennial Meeting of Democratic Committee, Says Party {is Behind President.   BRYAN STAND PUZZLES   ‘Commoner’s” Efferts at Com.  promise on Treaty Cause Speculation at Jackson Day Dunner Tonight at Canital.

PART OF SPEECH NOT ANNOUNCED STILL MYSTERY   Speculation on “Scoop” Portion of Acceptance Speech of Governor Cox.   Democrats From All Over Coun: try Assembling at Dayton fot Saturday’s Ceremonies.

WAITING WITH INTEREST INSERT FOR SPEECH TOBE DELIVERED BY GOY. COX   Jemocratic Clans Gathering for Notification ExercisesMcAdoo and Palmer Will Be Unable to Attend

STAGE SET FOR NOTIFICATION   SPECULATION ON INSERT IN GOVERNOR COX’S SPEECH.

DEMOGMAT  GLANS GAR AY DAYTON TO NOTIEY GOK   All in Readiness for For mal Ceremonies Tomorrow; Cox in Conference      MUCH SPECULATION REGARDING SPEECH   Last-Minute Addition — t Speech Is to Be Made; Nature Unknown

PEAGE TREATY Aa ELECTION loot SEEM AOOUREL   OVERSHADOWS ALL OTHER TOP: WS AT NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PARTY   DEMOCRAT LEADERS MEE!   Declaration of Policy Firmly Back: ing up President Urged in Resolution by Cummins— Banquet Today.

DEMOCRATS ARE READY T0 TELL GOV. COX HE’S   Much Interest Shown ir That Child-Can-Under stand-It Speech of Ac ceptance.

PEAGE TREATY AS CAMPAIGN (SoU LOOMING LARGE   Democratic Leaders Lay Pre. liminary Plans for Presidential Contest.   LINE PARTY UP SQUARELY BEHIND THE PRESIDENT

PEAGE TREATY 10 BE ISSUE DURING COMING GAMPAIGK   Democratic Party ‘Will Be Asked To Go On Record, Standing Back:-Of President’ Wilson.   ‘MAKE: LANGUAGE. VERY: PLAIN:

DEMOS GATHERING FOR NOTIFICATION EVENT AT DAYTON   Cox Hopes After Acceptance Speech to Clean Desk and Start Campaigning.   NOTABLES AMONG EARLY ARRIVALS FOR CEREMON   Democratic Candidate Hopes to Carry Majority in Next. Congress With Ticket.

ALL IS READY FOR COX -CEREMONES TOMORROW   ‘Sena v ‘Robinson,  of “Arkansas “Will Preside’ Over Quad’. yennial Event,   SPEECH READY FOR PAPERS   Speculation, However, Stays When ‘Candidate Declares He Has Gea GMs *. Important Insert.

GOVERNOR COX MAVISSUE CHALLENGE TO HARDING FOR JOINT DEBATE ON LEAGUE. FRIENDS ‘THINK

TREATY MAY BE A PARTY SLOGAN   PEMOCRATS PAVOR MAKING TT A CAMPAIGN TSStb.   PLAN TO ENDORSE PRESIDENT   Kesolation Prepared for tntrodactior a@t National Committee Meeting —BHryan Helieved Siaundiog Against Wilson.

COX GETTING READY ~ TO LOOK SURPRISE!   Democratic Nomizee to be Notifies -at ‘Big Gathering .Tomorrow He’s Party Candidate

eo GOV. COX IS READY FOR NOTIFICATION   Democrats Gather in Daytor for, Great Quadrennial a BRvaent. Saturday.

PEAGE TREATY TOBE Bl ISSUE IW CAMPAIGK   Democrats Will Stand Square. ly Behind President on Treaty Issue, Indication.

DEMOCRATS ARE READY FOR COX NOTIFICATION   Gather at Dayton For Cere monies To Be Held  Tomorrow.

DEMOCRATS GATHER TO HEAR SPEECH - OF COX   Great Preparations Are Made For Parade and Ceremony Of Notification

GOV. COX IN BIG SPOTLIGHT   Nation’s Leading Democrats in Dayton  fan Caramnantiac

TREATY MAY RE PARTY ISSUE.   ‘act Now Looms Conspicuous as Campaizgn QOnestion.

 IRISH MAYOR SEIZED   RICHARD CORISH OF WEXFORD ARRESTED BY SOLDIERS.   Capture Is Made Under Same Circum. stances Surrounding Seizure of Terence MacSwiney of Cork.

ARREST WEXFORD LORD MAYOR AT COURT SESSION   He Is Taken to Military Bar racks With a Local  RR pmenbaet

ATTACK FROM AMBUSH   Persons Concealed in Moun. tains Fire on Tipple

BREAKS PAROLE T0 SEE WIFE AND CHILDREN AND ~ THEN RETURNS TO “PEN

NINE HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Keystone Express No. 20 on Pennsy/i. vania Line Derailed .at Longfellow, Pa.

TEN HURT IN WRECK   Keystone Express on Pennsytrania Leaves Rails Near Hontington.

SIXTEEN INJURED IN) WRECK   Baffalio, Rochester & Pittsburgh Train Derultled at Savan.

9 INJURED IN RAIL CRASH   Pennsylvania Express Derailed at l anafellow—Four Cars Cerailed.

“SOCIETY WOMEN BELIEVED -MPLICATED IN BIG PLOT TO BUY OFF DRY AGENT:

Society Woman Is Suspecied In “Whiskey Ring’   CTYIAR EES CONTEVPT

BOORAH. HAS 4 VOPRPE FUND RILI.      Wold Limit Candtdates for Presidential Naminatinn ta £420.000.

TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   Horah Will Introduce Bill Fixing £10 000 ax Timit.

BORAH WOULD PUT LIMIT _ ON CANDIDATES’ EXPENSE   Announces Intention to Propose Law t Prohibit Seeker for Preaidency to Spend Over $10,000

BORAH BILL To LIMIT MONEY IN PRES, CAMPAIGN   WOULD MAKE EXPENDING OF OVER $10,000 EEFORE NOMIN: spose PENITENTIARY OFFENS

“ALARMING _ “SITUATION   EXTRA TWO MILL TAX LEVY MAY BE- ieee ESSARY... ;   To Meet Current Expenses _ For Coming Year Because of Inroads by School Levy.  _—Director Criss and Auditor . Floyd Sound ‘Warn = fey

CITY FACES — _ ALARMING SITUATION   EXTRA TWO MILL TAX LEVY MAY BE NEC ESSARY .   To Meet Current Expenses ‘For Coming Year Because of Inroads by School Levy . —Director.Criss and ‘Aud; itor Floyd Sound Warn.  ine.

SPECIAL DEPUTIES ARE RUSHED TO BORDERLAND   ON WEST VIRGINIA-KENTUCKY LINE WHERE UNKNOWN PARTIES ARE SAID TO HAVE FIRED UPON MINERS.

ORDERLAND ROW GAUSE A STIR IN KENTUCKY, BUI PEAGE 15 RESTORED THERE

Calls Congress Session At Noo   Little Business To Be - Undertaken at Day’s Short Session   NOTIFY PRESIDENT CONGRESS IS READY

SEN, HARDING ~ MAKES BRIEF TALK 9 SENATE   Aside from Action on Appropriation Bills, Little Work Will Be Done During the Pres. sent Short Season.   DEVELOPMENTS

FINAL SESoION OF SIXT Y-SITR    Congress Assembles at Noon  Today With President-Elect  In the Senate Chamber.   {PRESIDENT WILSON  DEFERS HIS MESSAGE   An Enthusiastic Demonstra  tion Given in Honor of the  ] Next Prasident.

FINAL SPEECH TO COLLEAGUES   Busy With Leaders in Conference Work:

SLAYING CHARGED TO LABOR HEADS   President of Chicago Street Cleaners Union and Others Suspected of Killing Chicago Gunman

iLABOR LEADER  WAS ASSASSINATEL   ‘Sis Men Held as Suspects at Chica  ‘Was Shot as He Entered [ See

SIX MEN SUSPECTED OF SLAYING CHICAGO CUNMAR   Windy City, Labor Leader und JAc+ cussed Murderer Slain Last Night—Presicent .of the Street Cleancrs = is Arrested

UNITED Wil: WORKERS FAR REPORT OF STRIKE       hio Leader Telis Miners The Movement For Setilement Started in Qhio,  NO HINT OF NEW STRIKE  Cox Warns Delegates Against Revolutionary Acts.

WILL PRESENT DATA _ TO PRESIDENT’S COM- MISSION OF THREE               Supporting Claim for an In erease of More Thani14 Per Cent. Allowed: by th Gove-nment — Lewis.  sind Glétaniant”

MILD RESERVATIONISTS -CONFERABOUTHEATE   SENATE; LEADERS’, AWAIT. POSSE: BLE JACKSON “DAY" DE. ~ -VELOPMENTS. ~

WILSOW'S MESSAGE WILL BE AWAITED   No Treaty Action Until Afles Thursday,   CONFERENCES CONTINUED

SENATE FACTIONS AWAIT WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT   His Message to Jackson Day Dinner Will Be Key to Later Action With Regard to Peace Treaty Situation.

SENATORS WILL AWAIT WILSON’S DECLARATION   ‘Compromise Negotiations on Treaty Deferred Until After Jackson Day Dinner Thursday.

TREATY AGTION WAITS MESOAGE OF PRESIDENT   NUMEROUS  MENOR CONFER ENCES BETWEEN SENATORS ONLY DEVELOPMENT   LETTER TO BE SURPRID   Kendrick ‘Miid Reservation’ Plar May Form Basis For Solid Democratic Stand.  Is Belief

WILSON MESSAGE HOLDS UP ACTION ON PEACE TREAT’   Factions Argee  Await Word Presi.  dent on J: Day  ;

Senate. Leaders. Show . Disposition t _Mark ‘Time Pending Jack; son: Day. Banquet. ,  e

ALL TREATY FACTIONS WAITING ON PRESIDENT   No Move Expected jn Senate Until Message to Jackson Day Dinner ic Made Public.

Indications Early In the Tuesday Race Are That Neither Boat Will Make the Course Within the SixHour Time Limit—Todavis t4 Savanth Start

RACE FOR C\p   Lipton Boat First Across Line In the Deciding  Rare

ORDER RELEASE  “OF ARNSTEIN IN . . CONTEMPT CASE   Supreme Court: Uphoids. Hi Refusal to “Answer Bank--

ORDER RELIEF OF MCKY ARNSTEIN   Confined on Charges of Cor tempt, Alleged Connection With Bond Thieves.

SUPREME COURT ORDERS RELEASE   Arnstéini Wins in Higher  Tribunal.

NICK ARNGYEIN FREED FRO a   Supreme Court Rever ses Federal District Court in Case Bear. ing on Alleged Ring of Rond MWhipvaed

TYPHOON DOES GREAT DAMAGE   Fleed .On Lason Island Destroy Towns and Villages.

BIG LOSS IN TYPHOON WAKE   Many People Perish and Crops Deeatroved hy Luzon Floods.

THREATEN THE POSTMASTER   Mae Arrested at New York for Send ivem U'mieawurfrmi tettes

RED THREATENS TO  KILL N. Y. POSTMASTER   Arrested By Department of Justice  Agents—Demanded Freedom  7 Pe) DIS MURA, TS SES Aor

PALMER REPORTS RESULTS   Attorney General Optimistic Over the Campaign to Reduce Living Costs

FORCING DOWN LIVING COSTS   Attorney General Palmer Continues  to See the Bright Side.

ok Be ee Attorney General Optimistic Over the *, Oampaign to: ‘Reduce “Living Oosth:.

PRICES TUMBLE PALMER INSISTS   ANYWAY, HIS WAR ON HI COS? HAS PUT BRAKES TO PRICES, HE CLAIMS.

PESULTS SHOWING IN HOG LIGHT   Attorney General Palme Says Campaign Has Acted eAcainst Rising ‘Price

Mk. PALMER'S WEEKLY CLAIM   Mtorney General is “Convinced” of a Price Drop This Time. -

STILE FIG HTI NG PH ANTOMS.”   Gor. Cox Can't J Think of Ahything More Importait Than Cam : haign: Fonds,

COX CONTINUES HIS TALK OF BIG FUNDS   PEOPLE WILL BE INDIGNANT THE GOVERNOR TELLS VOTERS   After His Talk at New Haven, Cox Conferred With Professor Fisher of Yals

HEAD OF THE GERMAN PEACE —DELERATION   Made Gcod His Threat to Resign His Position Today   If the Allies Pressed Demand for Trial of High State and Military Officers   Sounded Warning Revolution in Ger many If Allies Insist on Trying War Criminals.

Baren Von Lersner Hands Back List Of Officials The Allies Demand For Trial And Quits Post   AANG VWUIG Fost  Head Of Peace Delegation Refuses To Transmit List  To Berlin—Says It Would  Moan Cerman Pavalt

DEMAND FOR LEADERS 1S HIS REASON   Refuses to Accept Note of Allies Asking Arrest of German Soldiers.

RESIGNS AS HEAD OF GERMAN PEACE DELEGATION AS ALLIES PRESS DEMANDS FOR OFFICIALS

LERSNER QUITS HIS PEAGE JOE   Owing to Allies Pressing Demand for the Trial of High German Officers.   REFUSED TO TRANSMIT THEIR NAMES TO BERLIN   Be Resigns His Position a: Bead of the German Peace Delegation.

00,000 BID FOR LEVIATHIAN   While $800,000 Was Offered for the German Liner

Workmen of Portugal ~  Proclaim Republi   The Report, Not Confirmed, Is ‘Tha Soviet Republic Has Bren Pro claimed by Telegraph, Raivos   Men and Others.

WORKERS HAVE JOINED IN MOVE SAYS A REPORT   News Reaching the Border By   Telephone Has Not Been Confirmed.   STRIKE OF R. R. WORKERS IS START OF TROUBLE   Postal and Telegraphic Workers, it is Said; Join the Strike.

REDS RULE PORTUGA!   Workers Reported to Have Pro: claimed Soviet Government.   Police Seek Band of Assassins—Rack ats and Soldiers Clash in Milan.

SOVIET RISES - INPORTUGAI   Reports Fr om Portuguese Frontier Tell of Red: Menace in’ Small Kingdom.   ITALIANS ARE RIOTING

SUMIET REPUBLIC IS FORMED BY WORKMEN IN PORTIGIESE TOWN   RAILROAD MEN LEADING THE  MOVEMENT WITH OTHER WORKERS ASSISTING.

Reports From Frontier Declare Tele: ‘Sraphic and Other Workers Join “With Railmen for Soviet:

A PORTUSESE REVOLUTION ?   Report That Workmen Have De. elared Republic Unconfirmed,

WORKERS IN REPUBLIC 1S MADRID WORD   Postal, Telegraphic and Other Laborers Are Reported in Revol §:   Radicals Refuse to-Allow .Men to Return to Work; Attack Establishments

President Takes Motor Ride Today—  Viftecn More Defendants Dis. charged in Newberry Trial

PORTUGAL SET UP SOVIET RULE   UNCONFIRMED REPORTS : TEL! OF OUTBREAK—MILAN  errnr Or THEO! Ee

DECLARE SOVIET IN PORTUGAL, JS BORDER REPORT   Workmen Proclaim New Form of Government; Join Railroad Men in Movement

REABHING MADRID   That the Workingmen of I'or. tugal Have Declared for a Soviet Government

NIADRID UNABLE TO “CONFIRM REPORT OF -DORTIPUFEE AFC T   Anarchist Group in’ Milan Prevents Return of Strikers to Vfork   LEAGUE, OF NATIONS FAVORED BY SWISS   Steamer Sails From Franc: With Soldiers Bound for Constantinople

BOLSHEVIKS OF PORTUGAL RULI   Workers Reported to Have Proclaimed Soviet Government,   Police Seek Band of Assassins—Raci. ais and Soldiers Clash in Mitan.

PORTUGAL WORKERS PROCLARM SOVEET   Pestal, Telegraph and Other Workmen Said To Have Joined Railroad Men In Moeve.

SOVIETS IN PORTUGAL   REPORT SAYS WORKERS HAVE PROCLAIMED RED REPUBLIC.   Band of Assassins Sought by the Po. lice—Milan Radicals and Troops Clash.

BODIES WASHED ON THE BEACK   Two Sailors, From the Plervie Ar Found Allye by Indlans

FAIL IN. BUSINESS   Failure to Advertise Caused Many Firms {to Go to the ‘Wall.— Infermation Handed Out by Bradstreet Agency

BAUER REMAINS. AS PREMIER IN GERMAN CABINET   Dr. Schiffer As Vice ‘Premier and Herr Gessler Are New Ministers.   SOCIALISTS AND DEMOCRATS “WIN OTHER APPOINTMENTS   Fighting Is Resumed In Ruhr District, Amsterdam Dispatch Says.

GUSTAV BAUER _ IS RETAINED AS HUN HEAD   ‘Basis Of Agreement Includes  Many Reforms and Places  ~Workmen’s Arm in Charge  Of Order   FIGHTING CONTINUES IN THE RUHR REGION   Red Army Of 120,008 Troops Said to Be Advaricing Upon Wesel; Town Is Bombard ed Bv Workmen

Bauer, Schiffer, Mueller  Remain “i Mitiistry. More Fightingin Ruhr ' District Reported —

BAUER AS GERMAN PREMIER   Gev't Is Said te Have Reached Agreement With Werkmen

 ‘Henry Ford and Dollar Watch ; Ingersoll Boomed for President.   LABOR LEADERS ARE TAKING ACTIVE PART   Single Tax Adherents Al ready Threaten to Bolt Party.

LA FOLLETTE IS WATCHING THE LIBERAL CONVENTION   Wisconsin Senator Not Expected Give Word Uatil Mutement is Under Way.

[A FOLLETTE STILL SILENT ON CANDIDACY   Gilbert E. Roe ard R. M. Jr., Leave-for ‘Chicago; Watch Proceedings —  MALONE. STATEMENT   Says Labor Party and Committee of 48 Seek to Get Torether

LEADS FIELD AG NEW PARTY HEAD   Sends Son to Chicago to Watch Movement Get Under ie Wavy. 4   ARGUMENT OVER RULES

LAST YANKS BACK,   Army Transport, Northern  Pactfic Arrives From France.

LAST OF A. E. F. HOME   They. Doched. at Hoboken ‘Today Bringing Passengers of cthe Disable ‘Transport PowRastan,.

Convention Site Resembles Lumber Yard as Platform Plank Suggestions Arrive

Deiegaies' Piatform Planks Make R..iiroad Station Look Like Oe Huge Lumter Yurd

Every Leader Has a Saw and Some Come With Hammers and Corkscrews

ANISHEVIKE   had a lem Me HE ee WE   BY UNITED PRESS.  General Railway Strike: Held  Up As Threat to Franeé ‘by Germany: If the Cowsitry: Is: Crossed by Former’s Army   Saar Coal Miners Quit, Cutting Of French Supply; Red Break Through Poles’ At Bug: River;. and Drive On

SERIOUS PHASE OF RUM REVOLT DISCLOSED AS' CITIZENS THREATEN - BLOODSHED TO PREVENT ARRESTS

ALLEGED RUM REVOLT HAD BECOME SERIGUES   It Had Been Planned to Re. sist Prohibition Agents at Dating «af Armee

AFTERMATHON. + THE MICHIGAN RUM REBELLION   NATIVES WERE READY TO FIGHT THE UNDUE SEIZURES.   COUNTY OFFICIALS HAD TO INTERVENE

ARMED REVOLT WAS PLANNED IN MICHIGAN   More Serious Phase of the Iron-Co Fiasco Narrowly  Was Avoided

ARMED RESISTANCE IN ‘RUM REBELLION’ WAS PLANNED BY. CITIZENS   Advice of McDonough Prevented Serious Clash With Prohibition Expeditionary Force in lron County

GASTON CHEVROLET WINS 500-MILE AUTO RACI   “Ralph De Palma Robbed of Apparent Certain Vietory When His  flav Canwvhét Vira.

DEPALMA’S HARD LUCK      His Car Catches Fire With Victory in Sight

REBUKE EMBASSY IN CABLE MATTER   English Diplomats Deny Censorship of Messages Coming to The United States.

BAVTISH EMBASSY DISCOURTEDUS ACT   State Department Dignity is Assailed.

CENSORSHIP OF CABLES LIKELY TOLEAD T0 ROY   Letter To Kellogg Denying Carlton’s Testimony Is A Troublemaker.

STATE DEPARTMENT  INTERVENES WHES BRITISH EMBASSY AND SENATE Tih

SENATE PROBERS AND BRITONS ON VERGE OF CLASH   State Department Inter venes to Prevent Trouble.  ROW OVER CABLES   Discussion Over Alleged British Cen sership of American Wires Causes Bitter Feeling.

BRITISH EMBASSY REBUKED BY ACTION STATE DEPARTMENT   Controversy Over Whether Brit.  ish Censorship of Cables to U. S. Exists.   BREACH OF COURTESY   Embassy Sent Letter Direct to Senator Kellogg Denying Testimony of Carlton.

BAIT oll EMBAgaY REBUKED BY U0.   Slur Is Seen in Note to Senate Committee.   HELD A BREACH OF COURTESY   Action on Cable Charges May Call for an Apology—Letter Regarding International Controversy Sent to Senator Kellogg.

BRITISH ARE REBUKED BY DEPARTMENT   Threatened Controversy Avoided by Sen ate Body. \

STATE DEPARTMENT ACTS IN CONTROVERSY . WITH BRITISH EMBASS})   Breach of Diplematic Courtesy Hinted—Cables

TATE DEPARTMENT IN INTERVENTION STOPS QUARREL WITH EMBASS'   GENTLE REBU hE ADMINISTEREI TO BRITISH FOR BREACH DIPLOMATIC RULES,

STATE DEPARTMENT REBUKES BRITISH EMBASSY’S ACTION   intervenes in Controversy Between Embassy and Senate Committee.

ENGLISH EMBASSY CALLED OW CABLE PROPOSH   Letter Direct to Senate Committee Regarding Carlton’s Statement is Serigus Breach.  —Embassy Will be Called ar TE cae A walAwer

BRITISH EMBASSY COMMUNICAT. ED DIRECT WITH SENATOR.   STATE DEPARTMENT MAY CARRY MATTER FURTHER.   Letter Denying Testimony of Westerr Union Head That British Were Hoiding Up Cablegrams Sent To Chairman Kellog.

STATE DEPARTMENT TAKES A HAND IN CABLE GONTROVERS}    Rebukes British Embassy. fos Breach of Diplomatic Courtesy   MAY ASK EXPLANATION OF - LETTER 10 COMMITTEE   Embassy Denies Censorship’ of U. S. Messages

CABLE CENSOR ~ ROW TAKES ON"  SERIOUS TURN   Breach of Courtesy I: ~~ Charged to Envoy of King George.

ACTION VIEWED AG REBUKE OF  EVBASSY’S AGT   sreach of Diplomatic Courtesy is Seen in Dispatch of Letter to Senate Committee Head Denving Cariton’s Charae

State Department's Action In Cable Matter Regarded As Rebuke to Biitish Embass\   Sending Denial That United States Messages Are Censored Direct to Senator Kellogg Taken As Breach “ Of Diplomatic Courtesy,

CABLE INQUIR)   Action Rebuke To British Em: bassy For Letter Direct To Senator Kellogg.   MAY ASK FOR EXPLANATION,   Embassy Denied Report of Cen: sorship of American Mes« ‘sages From Britain.

SAY BRITISH ~GENSOR ALL  TLS GABLES   State Department , Questions Breach of Diplomatic Courtesy.

Went Over Department Head to Communicate With Senate Committee.   CENSORSHIP OF CABLE MESSAGES THE CAUSE   An Explanation and Apolog’ Will Be Asked for at Once.

Embassy's Denial of Censor. ship Charge is Center of   Storm.   “nenenananeminen   MOVE TODAY LOOKED UPON AS A REBUKE   Undecided as to Whether an Explanation Will Be Asked For.

STATE DEPARTMENT ~ AND: CENSORSHIP      Srare DEPARTED ad i INTERVE NE $: IN ra AD ® ALI   BRITISH: CABLE MESSAGES   Cowoversy Between British’ Mri bass) Sevate, Committee OVer. Carl _Stutement of. British Censor

CABLE CONTROVERSY GROWS IN INTERES   WESTERN UNION WIRE CHIE SAYS AMERICAN MESSAGES ARE SUBJECT TO DELAY AND EX: AMINATION BY ENGLASH.

DISCOURTESY IN CABLE DISPUTE IS LAID 10 EMBASSY   Censorship On Busines: Messages Causes Strained Feeling.

STATE DEPARTMENT REBUKES EMBASSY   British Envoy Sent Note te Senator.

CONTROVERSY ‘THREATENED   Senate Committee and British Embassy Clash Over Cable Matter

FORD: TO: REQRGANIZE   Incorporate at '$1p0,000,000, Unite "+ “ing’ Cay and°Tractar Business.

FORD MOTOR TO REORGANIZE   Formal Notice of Proposed Reorganization of Company Is Filed at Lansing.

FORD FAMILY TO REORGANIZE ALL ITS HOLDINGS   A $100,000,000 Corporation to Be Formed in Delaware.

FORDS GIVE NOTICE OF - RE-INCORPORATION   New Concern Will Have Broad Powers and Will! Be Formed Under the Laws of Delaware,

SOME RELIEF PROMISED TOMOR_ ROW, BUT FREEZING TEM  PERATURE WILL STILL PREVAIL.  7

STORM MRICEAT AOE WEST  owerpiNe FICTWARL      Weather ‘Man ‘Says Rocky Mountais States May Get Relief. Tomorrow 

THE STORM .SPREADS   - i FREEZING TEMPERATURE ALL . SHE WAY TO DIXIE.   i ae iat aa *  Snow Plows Are Called Into Ac thon te Clear Tracks tn Northern “and Westera States,

ALE oUBolka AD GOLD WAVE MOVES TO EAD   Weather Forecasts Indicate Central States to Get Relief; Much  Damage Caused.

RELIEF FROM ZERO WEATHER IN SIGH   ‘Storm Sweeps On, But Is Subsiding.

FRIGIO. WEATHER SWEEPS EASTWARD   Forecasts Indicate Relief for the Central West and Mountain States.

BLIZZARD: SPREADS Tb EST AND SOUTH   Snowplows. Clear Railroads’ 0 Obstacles; “Storm. Due. ii Atlantic States. Tonight

b HIGH ENDED AT LAST    Alliance School Man Must  Serve a Term in Prison

Harding Confers With Roosevelt On The Issues   Soldier Legislation To Be  Touched On In Speech : of Acceptance   NO BIG DONATIONS }   IN CAMPAIGN FUND   Contributions Will Be Limited, Those Over $1,000 Are Declined

FY. cau nice   Reports reach him servic men resent senate’s at} titude on bonus   CONFERS WITH ROOSEVEL)   G.0. P. nominee 2e Urges man: agers to keep down ex_penses in campaign

HARDING ASKS  ROOSEVELT 10 AID HIM WITH SOLDIER VOTE   Republicans Are Concerned About Attitude of ExService Men and Old Pro oressives   ROOSEVELT IS PLEASED      But Gets No Definite Assurance of What Soldiers Mav FExnect From G. QO. P.

Legislation af Benefit to hx -service Men fo Be Insport ant Piece. in Harding’s sAceentance Speech.   CONFERENCE HELD   Colonel Theadore Raosevel Meets Republican Nomineé and His Unqualified Support is Assured

Subject of Booze Will Not Occupy Attention of the Convention Delegates   HEADQUARTERS MUM   So-Called Rum Rebellion In Michigan Fails to Crystallize Sentiment

NO HOPE  FOR THOSE HOPING FOR JOHN BARLEVCORN'S LIFE   As the Attitude of Democrats and Republicans   Shows No Serious Intention of Broach ing ‘‘Booze’’ at San Francisco or Chicago.

NO HOPE FOR WETS FROM POLITICIANS   No Chance for J. Barlecorn at Either Big Party Convention.

LABOR FEDERATION REVIEWS RECORDS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES   Report Gives Unmistakable En. dorsement to Cox, But Does Not Adwise Its Members to Favor Democrats. ;   SEARCHLIGHT TURNED ON HARDING SENATE RECORD   tepublean Candidate Not Openly Denounced—Democratic Leader Cominended for Siand Taken in Aceept. ance Speech on Profiteering—Ex eerpia for Labora Cansideration,

FEDERATION OF LABOR # REVIEWS THE RECORDS p OF COX AND HARDI?   ISSUES REPORT GIVING UN TAKABLE ENDORSEMENT T DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

13 SOCIALISTS - GET SENTENCES   Federal Judge In Cincinnati Sends Radicals_ tc Jail and Prison For 3 te 15 Menths.

JAIL FOR 13 SOCIALISTS   Cincinnati Men and Women Sentenced for Conégpiracy to Defeat Military Draft.

For Conspiracy to ‘Defeat  Military Draft — Former Candidate ‘ for. ‘Mayor of ‘Cincinnati.’ Among ‘the Number.-

CONFINEN CHT FOR — DREET EVADER'      Thirteen Socialists Draw Jail anc Penitentiary. Sentences For Conspiringe Ageinst Draft.

13 SICIALISTS SENT TO JAIL   Convictee Of COMEPT Sey i. —_—_ Military Draft—Candida  Mayor to Prison.

NO BEER FOR NEW YORKERS   Impossible to Get Drink Although It Is Leaal to Sell 2.75.

NO BEER SOLD IN NEW YORK   Impossible to Get Drink Despite New -Law—U. S. Will Enforce Drv Statute.

NEALE’S ASSAILANTS’ EXPULSION DEMANDED   Democratic State Sub-Committee Hears Testimony of Two and Decides Not to Change.

uggertion of Wilson Is Welcomed by ~. Nominee      WILL.RETAIN OLD » ORGANIZATION   His Own Ideas and Those Suggested by Committee Will Be Moulded Together

HARDING NOT CONCERNED OVER PACT REFERENDUM   dential Nominee Interested in Development 0: Friendly Relations With Latin America Declares John Barrett.

Harding sure Republican stand will be heartily endorsed by people   QHIQ REPS. ARE READY   Estimate of 60,000 majority in nominee’s home state  is Ores er Ears eee ere

PAYS PENALTY FOR MURDER   Elbert W. Blancett Hanged At Santa Fe, N. M. For Kilting Clyde Ar. mour, Formerly. of Sioux City,

MURDERER OF IOWAN IS HANGEL   Elbert W. Blancett Paid Ex treme Penalty for Crime Today.

Murderer Of Iowa Man Executed By Law In N. Mexicc   RT LIETITWw.

MURDERER OF MOTOR TOURIST HANGS FOR GRIME   Elbert W. Blancett Pays Penalty For Having Shot Clyde  Dp. Armour.   SLAYER’S TRAIL FOUND THROUGH INDISCRETION   Jog Responsible For Finding of Body in Deserted Gulch. On Auto Road.

aa IOWAN HUNG IK JAILYARD TODAY   A, W. BLANCETT CONVICTED OF KILLING COMPANION.   WERE MAKING AUTO TRIP THROUGH WEST,   Case had been Through All the Courts of the State of New Mexico and Was Carried to the U. §S., Supreme Court,

Killed Armour in October, 1916 Sold Armour Auto,and Posed as' a Dead Man   REPRIEVE PETITION FAILS   Execution Took Place at 6:22 This Morning in Jail mera Santa. Fe

BLANGETT, oUAYER OF GLYDE ARMOUR, PAYS THE PRICE   Hanged In Jail Yard At Santa Fe, N. M., Early Friday Morning.   Killed Sioux City Man Octobe 23, 1916, Near Glorieta, New Mexico.

IMMIGRATION 10 CANADA INCREASES   Nearly 70,000 Persons Arrived i Dominion in Last Six Months to Make Homes.

800,000 MINERS READY TO WALK OUP MONDAY.   WANT TWO SHILLINGS PER SHIFT INCREASE,   ‘Tron and Steel Mills Ready = Tx - Close, Hundreds of Thousands Wt Be Idie.

BRITISH MINERS STRIKE MONDAY      Only New Intervention Car Stop Walkout, is Belief

Coal Miners Reject Compromise Offered. By Owners; Hundreds of Thousands of Workers  Will Be Affected By Strike Monday and {ndustrial Life of Nation Will Be Paralyzed

MINE WORKERS OF BRITAIN 70 QUE   MOST SERIOUS INDUSTRIAL CRI SIS IN MANY YEARS CON. FRONTS GOVERNMENT.

MINERS PREPARE TO STRIKE   More Than 900,000 Men May Not Return to Coal Pits Monday.   MAJORITY FAVORING WALKOUT IS LARGE   Triple Alliance Likely to Make Move at Once For Mediation.

WALKOUT SET FOR MONDAY   Britain Facing Most Ominous Industrial Crisis inIts History — Majority Against Proposal to Avert Strike 453.470,

ENGLAND. FACING: MOST: SOMINOUS:...._ - “INDUSTRIAL CRISIS OF HIS1 OR!   800,000 Men Ordered To Walle Out From Coal Pits On Saturday; Would Paralyze Nation.

HUGE BRITISH STAKE DUE TO. ~ BEGIN. MONDAY   Coal Miners to Leave Work : After. Saturday Notice .. Expires - ‘   HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS TG LOSE. THEIR JOBS   'Government. . Busy. - Making  Plans. to. Cope With Situa-i tion Soon to Result —

O00,000 GAIT Ion MINERS TO QUIT   Walkout Is Set for Monday: Movs Considered Ominous.   BRITAIN FACING A_ CRISIS   Mine Owners or Government Must Concede Demands of Men or Make New Offer to Prevent the Shutdown.

ENGLISH MINERS STRIKE MONDAY   No Agreement Could Be Reached Over Recent Wage Awards

COAL MINERS OF BRITAIN TO STRIKE   Unless Coal Diggers Return to Work Monday Natton’s Industries Will Be Paralyzed.,

Long Threatened  Coal Tie-up Is — Set for Monday   Wage Proposals Made by Owners Are Rejected; : Conferences Held to Seek Compromise, ' _ to Save Indusirial Nation From,”

OFFER REJECTED   Walkout of Miners Will . Throw Hundreds of ‘Thou: sands Out of Work   Only Government Action or New. Offer by Mine Owners Can Hait Fie-up

INDUSTRIAL CRISIS. ~INGREAT BRITAIN        ‘aie, NOTIOH Or GENERAL. “STRIKE NEXT SACU        COM MIBERS BEJECT OFFER   If Conipromise ts Not Roached 800,. 000 Miners Will Not Go to Pits tc “Work Monday. ' ¢

INDUSTRIAL CRISIS THREATENS BRITAIN   COAL MENERS REFUSED A RAISE OF TWO SHILLINGS A SHIFT   TO STRIKE SATURDAY   Stee] and Other Manufacturers Pian to Clese Down Their Works at Once      Government of the United King. dom Said to be Prenared to Handle Affair

INDUSTRIAL CRISIS FACES -  . ENGLAND IF MINERS CARRY OUT INTENTIONS TO STRIKE

GOAL ii NERS OF EXSLAND 10 STRIKE WONDAY   Oniy- New Intervention Car Prevent Walkout

Coal Miners’ Strike Set for Monday Is Considered Ominous.   800,000 WORKERS 10 QUIT   Unless Government or Mine Owners Concede Demands of Men or Make Men New Offer Walkout Will Be Ordered.

BRITISH MINERS STRIKE BEGINS MONDAY HEX      England Faces Most Se rious Economic Crisis In It’s History.

INDUSTRIES: il GLAND THREATENED         Decision . of . 800,000 Coal Miners to Strike Monday -. Brings Ominous Crisis.   BIG STEEL PLANTS —-—— PP EPARE-TO-CLOSE   Arbitration Suggestion Brushed Aside; Government to Meet Situation,

BRITAIN FAGING — INDUSTRY CRISIS   Coal Miners’ Strike Set fer Monday Is Considered Ominous.    806,000. WORKERS 10 QUIT   ‘Unless Government or Mine Owners Concede Demands of Men or Make Men New Ojfer Walksut Will Be Ordered.

Rejection of Compromis Comes as a Surprise anc  - Will Render 800,000 Min ers Idle.  GREAT STEEL PLANTS PLAN TO SHUT DOW?  Sieps Will Be Taken at Onc oy Alliance to Get Medi ation Machinery in Opera   tion.   1GREAT STEEL PLANTS  PLAN TO SHUT DOWN

INDUSTRIAL CRISIS THREATENS BRITAIN      COAL MINERS REFUSED 4 RAISE OF TWO SHILLINGS +. ser      Stec] and Other Manufacturers Pian to Close Down Their Works at Once   ‘Government of the United Kingdom Said to be Prepared to Handle Affair

:CONOMG LIFE OF BRITAIN IN: ~GRITIGAL STATE   Long Threatened Industrial Struggle to Begin ‘Monday Unless New Intervention is Advanced to Prevent it

ENGLIND TAREATENED WITH GREATEST CRIGIS ml (NDUSTRIAL HISTORY BY COAL MINE sTAKE   ciieshaeay Senate  Coal Miners Refusal to Accept Compromise Brings About Most Ominous Situation and Threatens to Throw Thousands Out of Employment.

COAL MINERS — -TOQUIT WORK ON SATURDAY   800,000 Pit t Men Will Be  Affected by Decision  Made This Morning.   COMPROMISE MAY _ SAVE SITUATION   Will Mean Closing of Most of the Nation’s  Industries. .

CNOLAND TINEA EAC WITH GREATEST GRldIo NN INDUSTRIAL HISTORY  BY COML MINE. STRIKE   Coal Miners Refiisal' to Accept Compromise , Brings About Most Onainous Sittsation and Threatens to Throw Thousands Out of Emnloyment.

Workers Reject Compromise’  Offered in Reply to Derands   for Two-Shilling Wage Increase   WALK-OUT MEANS CRIPPLING ” OF NATION'S ECONOMIC LIFE   Will Throw Out of Work Thousands of Employes in Other Lines of Industry *

COAL MINERS REJECT COMPROMISE; ~ STRIKE NOTICES TO BE EFFECTIVE   Demand Two Shilling Per Shift Increase ih Wages; . Walkout:Scheduled to Begin: on n Next, a, = WMonday.

BRITISH MINERS WAY STRIKE NEXT MONDA’   Decide That the Notices Given Some Time Ago Should Expire Saturday

SAITOH GOAL MINERS OTRIKE  NEAL MUNDAT   FINAL REFUSAL OF OWNERS PROPOSALS DETERMINED BY MINERS DELEGATES,

MAY HAVE A STRIKE      Leng Threateded One in England Will Probably Begin Monday. oe

STRIKE DANGER IN ENGLAND HAS WIDE EFFECT   Most Ominous Industrial _ Crisis In History Of  United Kingdom.

800,000 MINERS. IN ENGLAND TO STRIKE MONDAY   Notices Become Effective Satur day Night Unless Some New. Action is Taken   COMPROMISE REJECTED   - /Heavy Majority is Returned in  raor of Strike at Miners’ Foo. Meating

OAL STRIKE IN ENGLAND ON SATURDAY   THE GOVERNMENT READY TG HANDLE CRITICAL ECONOMIC SITUATION,

‘STAINE tH , “a OWED   COMPROMISE  IS: . REJECTED   Steel Plants Prepare to . Close Dawa: Warke.-

TO -CALL COAL STRIKE   British Miners Will Walk Out Monday—Wage Demands Refused.

STRIKE OF COAL WER GOES IN FFFECT MONDAY   Workers Reject Compromise Offered in Reply to Demands  for Two-Shilling Wage Increase   WALK-OUT MEANS CRIPPLING OF NATIONS ECONOMIC LIFE   Will Throw Out of Work Thousands of Employes in Other Lines of Industry

MINERS’ STRIKE BRINGS BRITAIN. GRAVEST CRISIS   Many Industries to Be ___Closed When 800,000 Quit 

ENGLAND IS FACING INDUSTRIAL CRISIS   Miners Reject Compromise and Order. Strike,

ENGLISH MINERS _ STRIKE MONDA}   No Agreement Could Be Benched Over Recent . - Wage Awards

GREAT BRITAIN FACES SEVERE LABOR CRISIS   Coal Miners’ Strike Set fo Monday !s Considered _ Ominous. gh.   800,000 WORKERS 10 QUI)   Uniess Government or Mine Owners Concede Demands of Men or Make Men New Offer Walkout Will Be Ordered.

Most Ominons Crisis in Its History Comes With Ordering of Coal Strike

WINERS’ WALKOUT WILL PARALYZE QTHER INDUSTRY   Tie-Up Certain Monday if Wage Demands Are Not Met.

MEASURE AS FRAMED PROVIDES FOR AL MOST COMPLETE STOPPAGE OF ENTRANTS.   GOES OVER UNTIL MONDAY   Mexican Farm Laborers’ Entrance In to Country Is Favored by Some Members of Texas Delegation.

FINAL DISPOSITION OF JOHNSON BILL POSTPONED   House Leaders Agree to Bring Immigration Measure to Vote Monday.

IMMIGRATION EMBARGO BILL VOTE ON MONDAY   Strong Opposition to Some Provisions Prevents Im mediate Action on Measure. -

FINAL VOTE 0 MEASURE 10 BE ETD TAMORROW   Drastic Amendment to Bar Even Brothers and Sisters Is Adopted.

ETAL AG TION ON BILL TO UINATT IMMIGRATION GETS HELAYE IN TRE HOLS!

IMMIGRATION BILL: ISUPFOR A VOTE IN HOUSE MONDAY   ; pin See Measure Stopping Coming of Foreigners for Year to be  Es, Disposed of   ONE AMENDMERT WOULD ADMIT YOUNG BROTHERS AND SISTERS   Delay in Senate on War Finance Corporation Resolution

IMMIGRATION BILL TO REACH A VOTE MONDAY   Provision to Permit Farm Labo From Some Countries is  Proposed.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO TEAGH LOYALTY   STATE SUPERINTENDENT TELLS OF NEW WORK OF ORGANIZATION IN ADDRESS HERE SUNDAY

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO TEACH LOYALT!      STATE SUPERINTENDENT TELLS ”_ OF NEW WORK OF ORGAN. *  IZATION IN ADDRESS TIORE COONDAY

TER ANG   eague of Nations In Emphatic Terms,      TATE REPORTS BIG REPUBLICAN VICTORY   'sman Poll About 75,000 Votes in Election Yesterday,   Per Cant. of Women Vote Recublican Ticket — Republins Carry Every County. Fill Nearly All Offices,

ARE AGAINST  ~THE LEAGUE ~— OF NATIONS   ‘Republicans in “Barometer’ State Win Nearly Every Office.

WARNED AGAINST RIOT   é Strikers Told to Make Na Demonstra. tion at the Liso Funeral

Waterbury Likened To An Armed Camry   Martial Law Has Been Proclaimed Since Disorders Have Broken Out ~ Amone the 15,000 Strikers

WITH THE MILITARY    Veterans of Foreign Wars to be  Instalied Tonicht.

ADRIATIC TALK ENDS ABRUPTLY   ‘Premier Nitti of Italy Fails in  First Direct Conference.   COMPROMISE IS EXPECTED   Entire Question Remains in SuspenseSolution May Not Be Reached Until Mveting of Council at Rome at End of Month.

ADRIATIC CONFERENCE SUDDENLY TERMINATED   QUESTION TO BE CONSIDERED AT ROME ASSEMBLY, 18 OPINION,

NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF.   Conversations Between Nitti and dageSlavs End Suddenly.

ABRUPT END TO THE TALK ON ADRIATIC   Premier Nitti of Italy Fails in First Direct Confor rot. tonal   COMPROMISE {i$ EXPECTED   Entire Question Remains in Sucpense— Solution May Not Be Reached Until Meeting of Couwnci: at Rome at End of Month.

ADRIATIC QUESTION OUP IN THE ALR   Italy-Slav Talk Over the Matte Ends Abruptly.   ROME EXPECTS COMPROMISE   Nitti Fails in First Direct Conference —-Solution May Be Reached at Italian Capital—President Wilson Is at Work on Reply.

ITALALIAN-SLAV DISCUSSION ENDS   Nitti—_and—Jugo-Slavs—Quit Parley; Adriatic Question In SuSpense.  :

PONZ (GNORANT OF HIS BUSINESS   Fraud King Says 18-Year-Oid Moneger Handied All Busimess Affairs.

PONZI'S METHODS OF HIT AND MISS ORDER   BAS BUT LITTLE KNOWLEDGE OF  HIS MANY ACCOUNTS.   Freasted Financier Tela Receivers He Left Meat of the Detail» to His Fighteen-year-old Girl Marager.

PONZI ONSTAND KNOWS LITTLE OF HIS BUSINESS   Seeims to ‘Have’ Fett: Affairs: it Hands of Girt Manager,. ‘Aged 18 2

PONZ TURNS OVER PART OF MILLION   Receiverg Unable to Get Reliable Information, ‘AS ;to. Additional As- : "sets of Frenzied Financier,

PONZI TURNS _ QVER MILLION   GOES ON STAND TO TELL ABOUT THE REST OF HIS FINANCES

PON IGNORANT OF HIS AFFAIRS   Apparently Left His Business to Others,

PONZI TAKES STAND AT COURT HEARINGS   Turns Over Million Dollars tc Receivers; Liabilities Over Seven Miltion   IS iGNORANT OF AFFAIRS      Finanicial Operator Said Business Details Were Left to Office Manacer

PORZI LEFT HANDLING UF OTHER PEOPLE'S WAILLIONS TA PIL HELPER ACET 1G

-PONZL TURNS OVE R ASSETS   Pands Amount. tc Only About One Million Dollars

Ponzi Never HadCoupons Books Show   Wizard Financier Turns Over Portion Of Millions Taken From Investors.

Moray to Lean. Loans on Farm Lards at § 1-2 per cent.   William -Fostnaught,

HORSE COSTS Lets THAN: SUPPOSEL   $78.35 WAS THE EXPENSE FOR A YEAR'S KEEP,  a   H.C. OF F. THEORY EXPLODES   Dy thé: Exact Figures ‘In Cost Ac counting Studies Carried Out by Bureau of Farm Management of  University of lifinois.

BETERMNED TO ARGUE.   Eiweod High School Peeved Wher  Tipton Cancelled Debate.

NEW MEXICAN ~~ REVOLT GROW   DEMAND FOR SURRENDER OF NUEVO LAREDO GETS PROMPT KEFUSAL

MEXICAN TOWN THREATENED.   i.eneral Garrison at Nucve Larcde Ready For Attack.

TROUBLE IN MEXICO CENTERS AT LARED(   Customs Guards and Disaffectec Soldiers Under Ricardo Gonzales Making It

[GARRISON SLEEPING 6N ARMS   Neeve Laredo Received Demand te  Ga ooanmaiase

Nuevo Laredo Prepares to Fight Rebel Attack;  Communication Lines Cut

MEXICAN GARRISON MENACED BY REBELS   Federal Officer Refuses to Sur render Town to Disaffected Soldiers.

oiaieniaiit, amenereeninaenememmmiaamnmted  ON GUARD AT NUEVO LAREDO.

SHOEKS MERTON   QUAKE WAS IOLEN ROUGE 0 AWAKEN SUREOER oRAY} YARD IN “IN INGLEWOOD     THE MAL Ee Aid CENTERS, -

LOS ANGELES GETS ANOTHER SHAKIN(   SCIENTISTS FEELIEVE EART# TREMORS THIS MORNING ARE LAST OF THE QUAKE PERIOD

Los Angeles Is Awakened By New Quake   People Still ‘Sleep in Street But Resume Work of Rebuilding Ruins.

Los” Angeles Is Shaken By Another Quake at 4:20A. M.   Some Califor nia Scientists Think the Period of Disturbance Has Now Passed. .

ANOTHER TREMBLER — VISITS LOS ANGELES   Shock at Early Hour Awakens - People, But Does No Damage; Graveyard Suffers

EARTH TREMORS ARE FELT AGAIN AT LOS ANGELES   Tombstones in Graveyard Are Toppled; People Sleep Outdoors

Disarmament Clause Worries the Germans   So Far They Have Shown No Intention ot Living Up to Treaty Section Consicered of First Emportance.

GERMANY MUST MEET PACT IN THREE MONTHS   Terms of Treaty in Matter of Dis armament Will Have to Be Obeyed to Letter   No Mord. Time Granted   Government Has 1,000,000 Equip ped at Present Which Canses Allies Misgiving

AVSIVERIR   Threat to Send Federal Sol - diers Into Sonora Pre- — cipitates Action.   MAY MEAN CIVIL WAR — IN NORTHERN STATE   President Is Said to Have Be gun Move to Injure Candi-, dacy of Gen, Obregon  - for Presidency.

GHARGE OF HER OWN AFFAIRS   WITHDRAWS FROM REPUBLIC OF MEXICO IN DEFENSE OF STATES’ RIGHTS   Step Taken In Response To Carranza Order Sending Federal Troops  To “Invadc” Sonora

SUNUHA STATE WITHDRAWS FROM MEX REPUBLIC   Result of Carranza Sending Troops Into State   WILL RESIST ARMED FORCES

'AN OPEN REVOLT ON  RULE OF GARRANZA   SONORA STATE, MEXICO, WITHDRAWS FROM REPUBLIC.   Will Resist With Armed Ferces Any Attempt to Send Treops Inte Distriet——Seisare ef a Customs House.

BUSTOMS HOUSE  AT AGUA PRIETS TAKEN OVER IN SONORA S NAME   Gov. de la Huerta Cuts Loose From the Republic of Mexico and Prepares to Resist Invasion Attempts.   CARRANZA’S ACTION IS GIVEN AS CAUSE   His Threat to Send Troops Into State Causes Crisis: Relations With Central Government Susnended.

STATE OF SONORA WITHDRAWS FROM MEXICAN REPUBLIC   Carranza Is Called Upon te Halt Mobilization of Federal Troops Within Boundary Of “Rebel” Province.

CONGRESS VOTES TO SECEDE FROM CARRANZA RULE American-Owned Railroad Is Seized by the State.

SONORA SECEDES FROM REPUBLIC   MEXICAN STATE WITHDRAWS FROM FEDERATION AFTER SECRET SESSION   PLANS ARMED RESISTANCE   Seize Customs House Below _ Border—-Protest Presence of U. 8. Warshins. °

PLENTY-OF JOBS FOR WILSON      Mahy Universities and Newepapers Analing for the Services of the President.

PLENTY OF JOBS FOR WILSON   Lees ells. seed  Many Universities and Newspapers Angling for the Services of the President.

Will Direct His Own Fight for Re publican Nomination at Chicago.

DRUNKS INCREASE   England and Wales Nearly Dour bled 1918 Figure in. 1919

VERDICT NEAR.   Jury In New Case Expected to Re turn Verdict Soon.

LLOYO-GEORGE’S — BILL FOR HOME RULE UP AGAIN   British Government Expects to Encounter lis First..Serious Gpposition When Measure Comes Up for Gehbate.

HOME RULE BILL FOR IRFLAND IS BEING DEBATEL   England Expected to Encounter First Serious Opposition to Lloyd George’s Measure

SERIOUS OPPOSITION’ TO HOME RULE-BILL LIKEL'   Lloyd George's Bill-Comes U, for ‘Debate in, House, of Commons This Afternoon,      MRORE:<< IRISH?) “DISORDER

SENATE GETS PEACE MEASURE   Resolution Is Referred to the Foreign Relations Committee Without Debate.

ASKS STATE DEPARTMENT TO CHECK IMMIGRATION   Country Will be Swamped Un. less Steps Are Taken, Says  Renresentative Welty.

 CORR! 13 GLOOMY OVER U. K. BOXERS      Veteran of Ring Sees No Britisher Who Can Beat Jack Dempsey

City Is in State of Siege as Precaution Against Easter Uprisings   SUBURBS SHUT OFF BY WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS   ZLOVERNMENT OFFICIALS vVinTUALLY IMPRISONED IN DURLIN CASTLE, WHICH RESEMBLES A FORTRESS. 4,  "> 

BRITISH TROOPS FORM > CIRCLE AROUND. DUBLI   Are Bivouaced About City as fo. Long Seige; Barbed Wire Shut Off Inlets.

THEY NERD SCHOOLING,   Many Women Lost Their Votes Ves fetday in Hospital Blection.

SCHOOLING:        EE SS Tg be ie OR aE a Women Tost: ‘Their Fores ¥esi \tevday in Hospital Election. .

WAR ON “PISTON TOTERS"   , . . 0 a Kentuckians Will Be Deprived of Favorite Pastime

db agit a ie  Pistol Toters.Are at Odds’: 1 With. Kentucky Governor

NQ BOLSHEVISM FOR MEXICO   De lan Huerta and Obregon Condemn Reeeat Demesstrations.

SOCIALISM CHECKED IN MEXICAN CAPITAL   NO SYMPATHY FOR AGITATORS

FUNDS oF USED   Would Finance Export Corpora: tion For Shipping Grain

AGREEMENT IN FIGHT ON PACT ADVANCES. STEP   See Result in Efforts to Break Senate Deadlock.

PROGRESS Ih CLAIMED FOR COMPROMISE   Republican Backers of Ratification Draw Up Counter Proposal to Set of Reservations Submitted To Them by Democrats.   SENTIMENT NOT CHANGED   Despite Wilson’s Message Asking That Issue Be Taken Into Election to Be Decided, Party Members Go Ahead on Plan.

EFFORTS 10 BREAK TREATY DEADLOGK IN SENATE ALWANGE   Republicans Draw Up Counter “roposal to Compromise Reservations of Democrats   CHAMBER AND CLOAK ROOMS ALIVE WITH TALK   \ithough Details of Conversations Vere Not Revealed There Was Evidence That Leaders of Both Parties Would Continue Attempt to Secure Early Action ow Yoace Paet,

cEFORT 10 BREAK PEAGE DEADLOCK   Counter Proposal Drawn Up by Republican Ratificationists.

SENATE DEADLOCK ON RESERVATIONS MAY BE BROKE)   Republicans Draw Up Counter Proposal to Conservative Plans of Democrats.   SOME OF SUGGESTIONS LIKELY TO BE ACCEPTED   Efforts Will Be Continued te Reach an Agreement in the Senate.

EFFORTS MAKING TO KEEP TREATY FROM CAMPAIGH   REPUBLICAN SENATORS DRAW UP COUNTER PROPOSAL TO COMPROMISE  ~ RESERVATIONS PENDING.

WEW RESERVATION PLAN IS OFFERED BY AEPPBLICANS   EFFORTS TO BREAK DEADLOCK AND KEEP TREATY OUT OF CAMPAIGN ADVANCED

REPUBLCING OFFER ~ COUNTER PROPOSH   HOPE T0 ‘BREAK’ PEACE TREATY ‘DEADLOCK. AND KEEP IT OUT : OF CAMPAIGN;

COMPROMISE NEGOTIATIONS ADVANGE: STEP   SENATORS CONTINUE EFFORT TO GET TOGETHER WITH TREATY PROBLEM   Hope Expressed That It Can Be At Least Narrowed To Fewer  Differences

Continue Efforts to Get Together Despite Wilson Declaration in Favor of Taking Question Into Coming Campaign.

FREE OR DEPORT — US, CRY ALIENS   37 Radicals in Mahoning Co. Jail ' Issue Manifesto to American People,

RADICALS IN JAIL ISSUE MANIFESTO   THIRTY-SEVEN ASK EITHER TO BE SPEEDILY DEPORTED OR RELEASED.

HON INTOXICATING BEVERAGE DEFINED   4s ConteIning 2.75 Per Cent Aleohol wud Less by Bill in New York

BILL AUTHORIZES 2.75 BEER IN NEW YORK BY UNITED/ PRESS.  Be MNCL EMT 2 ee

IDENTIFY LAST: VICTIM -OF WALL STREET EXPLOSION   Edwin P. Fischer, Mystery Character, Arrives In "New York

GRAND JURY   Will Investigate  Recent  Explosion. in Wall.  - Street, New York :

READY TO GIVE RUSSIAN ERFEDOM   Fiynn Declares He Does Nol Want Suspect Held by New York Police   Importance Attached to Identit) Of Vietim of Bomb Explosion

Warner His Lead For Speakership   NOW LOOKS AS IF THE BELDENG MAN WOULD LAND THE FOR OVER WELSH .

UNEARTH PLOT KILL COMISK'   ‘Boy Bandits “Intended to Kill Base Ball Magnate and  Office Force.

BOY BANDITS PLAN 10 SWIPE GATE RECEIPTS AND THEN KILL THE “AVIDENGE’ PRESENT   CHICAGO. EMBRYONIC BAD MEN  SET STAGE.TO ROB BOX OF.. FICE AND MURDER BASEBALL MAGNATE,

PLANNED TO KILL COMISKEY ON SEPT. 16TH   Boy Bandits Thought to Get Re cord Gates Receipts of Whit: Sox-Yankee Game.

CONFESSION OF A BLOOUY PLOT   TRREE BOYS CONFESS PLANS OF ROBLERY AND MURDIEN   WEAE BOYS 1OKILL ANG AGB   Arrested for “Attempted Rohocey of “16.000 Confess (o Plains to Rob uate Recetpts of White Sox-Yanicse  Haseball Game...

BOYS CONFESS PLOT TO ROB AND MURDER   Chicago Youths Admit Scheme To Kil Comiskey And Steal Gate Recespts.

Boy Bandits Confess Plot to Kill Comiskey and Guards to Get Baseball Gate Receipts

BANDIT YOUTHS IN CONFESSION OF MURDER PLOT   Police Are Told of In. tent to Kill Comiskey.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONS PROMISED BY GOVERNGR   BORDER CONTROVERSY MAKES IT _NECESSARY TO SEND MANY MEN TO SCENE.

TOLO T0 CARRY OUT ORDERS OF OKLA. COURTS   GOV. ROBERTSON WILL ISSUE HIS SPECIAL COMMISSION TO NUMBER OF MEN   Told “Blood Would Flow Like Water” Unless Troops are Sent to the Scene.

TEXAS AND ORLAROMA MAY 66 70 IT, [F TROOPS QO NOT HURRY TO BORDER TO KEEP PEACE THERE

10 DEPUTIZE MEN IN OIL LAND ROW   OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR SAYS COURT ORDER IN CASE WILL BE ENFORCED.

TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA MAY GO TOIT, IF TROOPS DO NOT HURRY TO BORDER TO KEEP PEACE THERE

TITTEMORE TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Will be Candidate on Re publican Ticket, Says Announcement   TAS COOPERATION PLANE   Condemns Class Movement: Addresses Mceting of Farmers at Omro

WEALTHY DRAFT EVADER MAKES HIS ESCAPI   Grover Beredoll, Philadelphian Eludes Soames gecnyes in Automobile

BERGDOLL, SLACKER, ESCAPES   Brought to Philadetphia From Priso., He Dashes to Liberty in Automobiic.

WEALTHY RAFT. ~~ FVADER ESCAPES      Grover Bergdoll Eveades: Two Prison ‘Guards; "Has Five ’ Voaur Sentence,

WHITE iN APPEAL FOR COVENANT   DEMOCRATIC LEADER HOPES THE LEAGUE MAY YET BE RESCUED   IS DECISION OF CONGRESS   says Republicans Appealed to Voter: of Foreign Descent-—Urges United America,

DEFEAE IS ADMITTED   SHAIRMAN WHITE CONCEDES HARDING'S ELECTION.

CHAIRMAN WHITE GONGEDESELECTION SENATOR HARDING   Says the Democratic National Committee Abides by Result Cheerfully if With Forebodings—Wires Congratulations

oe  BITTERNESS, WHITE DECLARES   CONCEDES 6. 0. P. VICTORY ANI SENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO WINNERS IN CONTEST

WHITE ADMITS DEFEAT   Democratic National CHairman Concedes Harding’s Election. .   Declures Flesult of Eleetian Due to Acpublican Propaganda’s influence 3 Over Six Natisnaii'

DEFEAT IS ADMITTED   CHAIRMAN WHITE CONCEDES HARDING’S ELECTION. ---~   Ghairman Adams of thexepub liean, Headquarters Tells Why Ogmocrats Werc Defeated.

JOHNSON TO STUMP ILLINOI:   Hendquarters for the Senater tre  tipened at ( hicano.

WAR IN JERUSALES   STREET FIGHTING BETWEEN JEWS AND: MOHAMHEDANS.   Martial Law Was Proclaimed ane British Soldiers Are in Con trol of the CHy.

JERUSALEM SCENE SCATTERED FIGHTS      Although Martial Law Prevails and City Under British Control Jews and Mohammeduns Clash.

NON-PARTISANS LOSE SECRETARY OF STATE FIGHT   Good Majority is Won by Hall North Dakota Independent Republican

EUROPEAN RELIEF NOW WANT MANY WALLIN   Organization is is Perftcted —  President Wilson  so Urg:  es That Money Be Sent tc Aid the Starving Chinese ir  Tluewsiteas Stefalene Derry ineod.

WILSON APPEALS FOR SUFFERERS   President Urges Americans te  Send Relief to Famine Victims in China.

WILSON ASKS AID BE GIVEN TO THE CHINESE   Famine in Many Province: Makas Outside Help Neces sary He States

U.S. AID FOR CHINA ASKED   Wison Calls on Americans t: Relieve “Appalling” Distress, F

PRESIDENT (SSUES CALL FOR COUNTRY TO SUCCOR CHINA   Asks Americans to Give That People of friendly Nation May Preserve Life.   “CONDITIONS ALARMING: MILLIONS ARE STARVING”   Lamont Heads List of Leading Men President Has Asked to Organize Fund.

ESIDENT ASKS NATION {0 AOD FAMINE ViSTIM!   JEPERS TO “APPALLING”  DISTRESS IN CHINESE PROVINCES CONTRIBUTIONS SOUGHT —

WILSON SEEKS AID FOR CHINA   President Calls on American People to Contribute for Distressed Country.   “itty Million Persons Are Affected by Famine, 20,000,000 of Them Doomed to Death——Roads Now Lined With Corpses,

ASK CHINESE RELIEF      President Calls Attention to Suffering of Famine Victims

MILLIONS IN CHINA FACE STARVATION   President Wilson in Appeal to Americans to  Aid These People.

AMERICANS CALLED ON TO AID CHINESE FAMINE SUFFERER‘   Lamont Named Chairman of Relief Committee by President Wilson.

President Draws Attention to Distress in Oriental Nation Resulting from Widespread Famine   DESIGNATES LAMONT AS CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE

WILSON CALLS __ “ON AMERICQNS — TO AID CHINES!   iW TALTETS® CONEAR ENDS   NEED $33,000,000 FOR EUROPEAN RELIEF

WILSON SEEKS AID FOR CHINA   President Calls on American Peo ple to Contribute for Distressed Country.   NAMES COMMITTEE OF 130   Fifty Million Persons Are Affected by   Famine, 20,000,000 of Them Doomed to Death—Roads Now Lined With Corpees,

WILSON SEEKS  AND FOR CHINA   President Calls on American People to Contribute for Distressed Country.

HELGIUM TO SEND oni MIERS TO RUHR Th ASSIST FRANCE   NOTHON CONSIDERS o'r HER pry TO TAKE STAND Wirth FRENCH.

1000 DELEGATES PRESENT TODAY   Second Annual Convention of American Legion in Session

AMERICAN LEGION’S BIG SESSION S STARTED   ‘Commander D’Olier Addresses Organization; Civil War Is Represented by One

LEGION MEETS . IN: GLEVELAND THIS MORNING      Second Annual Conventior of War Veterans Opened By D’Olier   MORE THAN THOUSAND MEN AT FIAST SESSION

LEGION. MEETS ‘TODAY   BECOND ANNEAL CONVENTION, NKINGS MANY THOUSAND,   Ble Torade Taday ty che Fentare of the Convention Sane Iiport. aut Speeches

MORE THAN THOUSAND AT LEGION CONVENTION   Commander Franklin D’Olie Oalls Big Meeting to Order in Cleveland;   EUSINESS SESSIONS OPEN   Parade This Afternoon Will Have 20,000 Ex-Soldiers in Line; Many Questions Up,

AMERICAN LEGION © OPPOSED TO REDS STATES COMMANDER   Second Annual Convention of World War. Organization Opens in Cleveland This Morning.   DELEGATES ATTENDING FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY

1,000 DELEGATES AT LEGION MEET   Second Annual Convention Opens At Cleveland   REPORTS ON FOR TODAY   20,000 Are to Be in Parade This Afternoon

INDO DELEGATES UF AMERICAN LEGION CPEN CONVENTION   DOlier Says Ideals Must Be Kept Pure; Report Shows Many Laws Drafted.   BUSINESS SESSIONS ARE ADJOURNED FOR PARADE   Twenty Thousand Ex-Service Men and Women on March Feature of Meeting.

= VETERANS ASSEMBLE IN CLEVELAND AMERICAN LEGION OPENS CONVENTION

AMERICAN LEGION   Second Annual Session Opens _ at Cleveland, Ohio, With 1000 Delegates Present ~   Commander D’Olier Tells of Remarkable Growth of ’ Organization   Says Virile Stand for Law and Order . Greatest Service Members Have Rendered

1,000 ATTEND ~~ TRCION MERI   Parade Features First Day of Annual Cor-. vention

20,000 WORLD WAR VETERANS PARADE TODAY   Annual Convention of Amer ican Legion Opened Today at Cleveland.   FIGHTING CHAPLAIN OFFERS INVOCATION   Session Promises to Be Lively With Much Business to Be Transacted.

GREATEST SERVICE IO VIRILE oTAND FOR LAW AND ORDEE   This, Declares D’Olier, Has Been Function of American Legion.

AMERICAN LEGION'S CONVENTION OPENS   This: Afternoon’ s Parade Big Feature: of Three- -Day Ses Baits. re a Mlawssdaeme

1000 PRESENT WHEN LEGION MEET OPENS   Twenty Thousand Will Take Part in. Huge Parade This Afternoon.   ‘MEETING IS SECOND  NATIONAL GATHERING

000 DELE AT OPENING OF LEGION MEETING   Second Convention of Orde: is Called Together By  Commander D’Olier

Legion Head Calls First Session to Order Thi: Morning---Men to Vote on Many Propo. sitions---Tremendous Crowds in Fifth City to Witness Parade °

AMERICAN LEGION HOLDING MEET   Convention Closes Wednesday With Blection of Na tional Officers.

American Legion Met In Clevelanc   More What One Thousnmnd Delerates "Present When Commander. D'Oler . Calted the Convention to Ordor,

LEGION BOYS: MEET . IN CLEVELAND TODAY   Thousands of f Delegates Present for Opening’ of. Second Annual Convention With State Standards — and (Pen:  nante Elying.

LEGION HOSTS IN BIG PARADE AT CONVENTION   20.008 Former Service Men and Women March in Greatest Event of Three-Day Meeting   1,060 DELEGATES THERE   Hall Resembles Big Political Con vention—Several Mentioned for High Office

ANNUAL LEGION MEETING OPENS   Convention of American Le gion {s Called to Order.in Cleveland This Morning.   PARADE THIS AFTERNOON

20,000EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN TO PARADE TODAY   Three Day Session O' American Legion At Cleveland Opens.

AMERICAN LEGION   Opened Today at Hippodrome Theale in Cleveland-—~ Thousand : Delecates Present

SWEET BILL BiG FEATURE LEGION WORK   Third District Congress syan Put Over Act— Other Legislation.

LEGION CONVENTION UPENS TODAY WITH QVER 1 ( PRESENT   Marshal Fech, Commander it Chief of Allied Forces, Cables His Greetings.   TWO BIG QUESTIONS UP   Upwards of 20,000 ex-Soldiers Seen in Great Parade in  Cleveland Today.

MORE THAN TUO0 DELEGATED AT AVERIGAN LEGION COWENTION   ‘‘Virile Stand for Maintenance of Law and Order’ the Greatest Single Service Legion Members Have Rendered Their Country, Commander Declares

SESSION OF LEGION IS STARTED   Viuch Business Befor Members; Consider More Delegates

Cottey Apes Are in‘Panic, While General Top te Noted’on-New York Exchange—  5 > fee Te Dowd Cantiniuae tn Slaemn

CHICAGO MARKET ON HOGS IN PANIC   Great Britain Countermands All Orders Because of Falling Exchange Rate—Packers Call in Buyers— Best Hogs at $15.

CORN NOW OUT OF DANGER   \Hinois Crop Has Made Great Progress to. Maturity.

PRICES WILL REMAIN HIGH   Federal Reserve Board Report State: Sale Wave Without Permanent Effect.

STAND BY PLAN FOR PEACE   Premiers Lloyd-George and Mille rand Determined On Conference  With Russian Soviet.

PREMIERS AGREE TO HEAR SOVIETS   Lloyd George and Millerand Determine to Stand On the Original Proposals. ©   REPLY-. SENT” TO RUSSIA  Conference Also Results in Decision. On Germany's Payment of Gold Marks

PROVISION OF PROPOSED CONFERENCE   French and British Premiers Also Ask Representation of Border States.   GERMAN WAR CHIEF  WARNS OF MENACE   Shows Progress of Bolshevisn is Fight of All Civilized Countries.

ENGLIOH-TRENGH PLAN FOR PEAGE WTA RUSSIANS   RECOGNITION IS TALKED OF    BUT IT WILL BE UNDER CONDITIONS TO BE LAID DOWN i

ALLIES FIRM ON RED PEACE PARLE}   ENGLAND AND FRANCE TO ADHERE TO ORIGINAL PLANS— FIX HUN COAL PROBLEM.

MUST MEET FRANCE’S TERMS.      A Peace Conference Onty if Rolshe. wiki Reverse Present Attitade.

TO OLYMPIC ELIMINATION   Wilder, Kansas Aggie, Won Pentathlon in A. E. F. Meet

NEWBRERY WORKER FAINTED FROM WOR!   Frank Emery Swamped With Work In Straightening The Records, King Says.

Says He Tried to Close U _ Accounts Before Date for. Filing. It.

REPORT SHOWS CAMPAIGN BOOK IS INCOMPLETE   EE  Paul King Is Principl Witness in Newberry Election Case.

CAMPAIGN MANAGER FOR NEWBERRY SPENDS DAY ON WITNESS STANI   Explains Why. Report of Expenditures and Receipts Were Incomplete

CAMPAIGN PILOT OF STAND IN NEWBERRY HEARING   King Tells How Helm was Ran te  ut Democratic Voie From Ford Following.

Quick Verdict Rendered Mis: sissippi Man, the Alleged Murderer of 4 People

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER   Charle Marshall Sentenced to Hang for Murdering Four Pcopic Tneloding Qwn Habe.

aH ies “RABI ROBBER         Mr, and’ Meas Harry Cronin Are’ Sus; pected: ‘at the Pleasantville Hank. Holdup

GEN. GONZALES TELLS IDEALS ACTUATED HIN   WITHDRAWS AS CANDIDATE FOR PURPOSE OF AVOIDING RISK OF FRICTION.   Only Joined Revolution After Flat Refusal by Carvanza To Take Bonillas Down.

PROPERTY: AlGHTS WILL BE PROTECTED GONZALES PLEDGES   IDEALS PROMPTING S TAN D AGAINST CARRANZA SET FORTH TO MEXICAN PUBLIC.   MANIFESTO 15 (SSUEL   Assurances of Public Order and An.nouncement of Withdrawal From Race Made—Is in Charge at Capital.

MANIFESTO IS ISSUED ~ BY GENERAL GONZALES   WITHDRAWS AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT -aNU ASSURES "PUBLIC GRDRR,   FEARED POSSIBLE -FRICTION   Declares He Never Intended to Head Nation if Trying to Do So Would Cause Bloodshed.

2.000 PEOPLE SEE NEGRO EXECUTEO   Silent Crowd Looks On As Slayer of John Kennedy Pays Penalty On the Scaffold.

ARRESTED MONDAY, INDICTED, TRIED AND HANGED TUESDAY   World’s Record for Fast Cour! Procedure Set at San Augustine, Texas.

HARDING LAUNCHES CONSTITUTION DAY   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DESIRES RECOGNITION OF PACT.   Deplores Any Attempt to Weakca Sapreme Law of Land as Now Embedted in Important Docuamesnt.

INVESTIGATION OF ANTHRACITE PRICES TO START ON SATURDAY   Senate Committee at Request of: New England Governors Wil! Start Probe of Present High Cost of Hard Coal.   List of Profiteer Coal Dealers Issued

COAL INQUIRY TO. START. SATURDAY        Senators Follow. Up Request 0 "New, England. SOrerions. Ba - State List Issued.”

SENATE INVESTIGATION OF ANTHRACITE PRICES WHEE BEGIN SATURDA   senate investigation of anthracite . INQUIRY REQUESTED BY THI GOVERNORS OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES,

WILL PROBE PRICE ANTHRACITE COAL   Senate Investigation Begins Saturday.

PRESIDENT ISVERY SICK MAN, SAYS J. W. DAVE.   Ambassador Declares Execu tive Knows He Cannot  ae

PRESIDENT IS MUCH.SICKER THAN SUPPOSED   Jnable to Partic  pae Longer In Polities: Will Retire To Estate After March 4th.

AMERICAN: ‘AID TO'CUBA ADVANCES SUGAR PRICE      One: “Refinex Boosts -P Price, to Basis of 12 t Genta @ Pound: on Strength of . . Situation ole

REGPGAN ATION BL MAKES FIL a ne a  ABNRY eign   Mohilizetion of Two Million Men Witun Five Years After Passege, Is Prediction.

PLANS 2,000,000 FOR U. S. ARMY   Senate Report Shows Prospects for 3,345,200 Within Five Years.   COST $590,987,000 YEARLY   General Pershing Believes Air Service Should Remain Part of Army—Separate Only in Way That Infantry and Artillery Differ.

Fi AM. OF HOW FOR     WS cnn   New Army” “Bill: Provides for This: Number at. Lower Average Cost Than Now Prevalent Say Adthotities Sup nartine the Measure. -

ARMY OF TWO C MILLION ROR 1S IN 4996   SENATOR - WADSWORTH SAYS CITIZEN ARMY WOULD REDUCE COST.

040,000 ARMY WITHIN § YEARS   Force of 2,000,000 Men Planned as a Starter.   REPORT SHOWS PROSPECTS   Senate Bill Would Create Great American Force at Cost of $590,987,000 Yearly—Pershing Wants  Air Service as Part of Army.

ACCORDING TO THE ARMY REOR GANIZATION PLAN.   SEN. WADSWORTH TELLS THE U. S. SENATE   In Reporting Bill He Said That Witt the Plan For Universal Militery Training This Could Easily Be Done.

SENATE PLAN GIVES _ ~ BIG RESERVE ARMY  Would Include Regulars. Reserves and Guardsmen   COMPULSORY TRAINING

ARMY WOULD HAVE TWO MILLION MEN WITHIN FIVE YEARS   Wadsworth’s Report States Cost Would Not Exceed $590,987,000 Annually.   Compulsory Military Training Would Begin Next Year Under Committee Plan.

TWO MILLION MEN FOR ARMY. IN FIVE YEARS THROUCH BILL   Wadsworth Reports on the Sen ate Army Reorganization Bill  .  and Telis Features.   COST $590,987,G00 YEARLY   Cost cf Training Men Would Drop from $509 Yearly Now to $176 in 1926.

LAWS 10 CURB STRIKES URGED   AGGRESSIVE FOREIGN TRADE POLICY ADVISED BY MERRICK   President of Mississippi Valley Association Outlines Economic  Problems At Convention.

BRYAN TO NAME LEADER.   Mark Sullivan Thinks Commofter Controls Democrats.

'  ;  *  rm Matement, Declares Commones Will Be One to Choose Demo peeshbiacn Cm fbi Bate, 

In Sint Mill Re One to Choose Demo eT ae eee pe ee  rent, Declares Commoner

EXPRESS MEN ACCEPT AWARD   Chiefs of Workers Say $30,000,000 In. crease “Suitable for Present”— No Referendum.

AWARD IS ACCEPTED BY MEN   Express Employees Consider Increase Suitable for Present.

Chiefs of Workers Say $30,000,000 In crease “Suitable for Present”— No Referendum.

CLARA SMITH HARMON RETURNS TOMORROW   Says She’s Glad to Get Back and Fears Nothing in U.S.

EXPECT FIGHT ON TWO-THIRDS VOTE AT SAN FRANCISC(   Many Democrats Want, Lo Pre vent Repetition of Rute ‘That Defeated Clark,   LEADERS BRAIN ''0 ARRIVE FOR GONVIEN TION   Hitchcock Predicts Deadlock on McAdoo, Paliner tnd Cox. -Bays There'll Be  No Drv Mane.

RULE THIS YEAI   Champ Clark Case Sti Sticks- -Two Thirds’ Idea Unpopular    DEADLOCK NOW... SEEMS LIKEE   Stable Full of Dark Nags, 88 Hitcheock--Cummings Will . Be the Keynoter

GOVERNMENT ISSUES ' CHALLENGE TO WETS   Attorney General Says Oba, i Widhifawing Ratification of . Dry, Amondment, Acted  Tilewally. .

OVER 1000 PEOPLE  ATTENO THE GREAT ~ EDISON CONGE BT TUESDAY EVENING

Harvey Hindermyer and Dann Trio Give Best Music Heard in Boonville in Many Years

GAVE PLEASING RECITAI   Christian Church Packed Saturday Night To Hear Davis  -Fagan Recital Arranged Ry Haldeman & Roahartc

ee a OO Er eens  Wilson Is No Quitter. Tumulty Tells Gov. Cox   President's Health Is Fine, Secretary Says; Washington Be lieves if Resignation Was Intended. It Will Be Withheld Now on Account of Bryan's Suggstion.

MILLERANO (5 MADE FRENCH PRESIDENT   EXECUTIVE POWERS CONFERREI UPON FORMER PREMIER AT VERSAILLES.

M. Millerand Is Acclaimed 11th President of France   Usual Formality of Receiving Power From Hands of Former President Is Dispensed With Because of IlIness of M. Deschanel, Who Resigned Recently — Great Demonstratior Staged.

MILLERAND PROCLAIMED PRESIDENT   Milletand Recelved the Great. est Ovation At Versailles Eyer Glvan a President,   MILLERAND GREATLY MOVED

M. MILLERAND IS SUCCESSOR 10 DESCHANEL   New Executive. Giver an Enthusiastic ~ Reception.

ALEXANDER. MILLERANO ELECTED ELEVENTH PRESIDENT OF FRANC   Former Premier. Received: Great est Ovation Ever Given Ai Exacitive

MILLERAND RECEIVES cAEGUTIVE POWERS   ELEVENTH FRENCH PRES DENT ASSUMES HIS NEW DUTESS.

LLERAND 15 NOW FRENCH PRESIDENT   Succeeds Dischanel as Eleventh Executive of Third Republic.

INMENSE PROHTS FOR COAL OWNERS   Bituminous Operators Made Half  Billion During War. P   EACH FAMILY PAID OUT $25   Statement Made by W. Jett Lauck Consulting Economist of Railroad Brotherhoods, to Labor Board.

HALF BILLION DOLLARS  TAKEN IN WAR PROFITS   Economist Charges Coal Owners With “Gouging” Public; Each Family Forced To Pay $25 Causing Increased Living Expense.

Each Family In Nation Pcked $25 Into Bulging Pockets of Gougers Who Were Re-nonsible For Part of Inflation In Prices Gn Life’s Necessities

FAGTOR IN  HlGh GOST OF LIVING   Five Hundred Million in Wartime  Profits Shows Where Money Goes.

COAL OWNERS’ PROFITS LARGE   Official of Railroad Brotherhoods Puts Them at Half Bil_lion Dollars.   BATA~-GIVEN:—4H:~ EVIDENCE   According to W. Jett Lauck, Each Family in the United-States Contributed $25 tea Bituminous Mine Onerators.

TOLLOFTORCH AT BELFAST IS UP IN MILLIONS   One Hundred and Twenty  Houses Gutted By Fire In D°:.s:ew~   CITY IS QUIET TODAY   Unrest Breaks Thru at Queenstown; Highlanders Lead Pillaging

QUEENSTOWN IS SCENE OF RIOTS ~ AND DISORDERS  ee ae ee ee ae ee ee el   BRITISH TROOPS CHARGED WITH BEING THE RING 1 FADERS. ‘Sy .   BELFASTISQUIET AT PRESENT TIME

DISSENSICN - STILL CONTINUES   Salt Lake City Lawyer and Cleveland Labo: Leader, Nominated by Farmer-Labor Conven.  tion As Their Ticket.   48 ERS STRUGGLE

amie TEKE   Parley Parker Christen. sen, of. ‘Utah, Chosen. For President.   CLEVELAND MAN FOR SECOND PLACE   — a a. Ticket Completed About Day light—Forty-eighters Desert  Coalition. —

CHRISTENSEN NAMED BY FARMER-LABOR PARTY AS - PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   Salt Lake City Attorney Chosen, as Dawn is Breaking After Long-Drawn-Out Session in Chicago. — Forty-Eighters Not Likely to Name Ticket Now.—-Hayes is Nominated for Wing Deaocidanry

NOMINATIONS  FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRES DENT  ee Made by The Farmer-Labor Party ai Chicago. After Stormy All Night Session Torn (by Dissension and Stripped of Power by Desertions.   Made by The farmer-Labor Party ai Chicago.   After Stormy All Night Session Torn (b} Dissension and Stripped of Power by Desertions.   Parley Christenseu, of Salt Lake Cit for President and Max Hayes, of Cleveland, Vice President.

WRANGLE ALONG THROUGH NIGHT   Third Party Finally Hands Out  Nominations for Presi. ) dent and Second Men.   WAS TOO RADICAL FOR LA FOLLETTE  7   P. P. Christenson to Head Ticket, With Max Hayes as

Chicago Gathering Stripped Of Considerable Strength By Desertions     Most of Original 48’ers Are Missing In Sessions

LABOR PARTY = DOMINATES IN: THIRD PARTY.  AFTER ALL NIGHT SESSION,  TICKET NAMED AT DAYLIGHT THIS A.M. MOST OF THE 48-ERS OUIT IN DISGUST

SRD PARTY TORN With DISSENSION   Christensen and Hayes Will Head the Ticket of .  Ultra-Radicals

NAME CHRISTENSEN IQ HEAD TICKET OF THIRD PARTY   Candidate Is Ex-Republican And Was Follower Of Roosevelt In 1912   HAYS IS RUNNING MATE   Many Forty-Fighters Leave Convention Hall Before Naming Of Ticket

Salt Lake City Attorney Selected to Head Ticket * Running Male Is Irom Cleveland,  TORN ACHOTT RI INTrR   Dissension Strips Farm Labor, Party of Strengtl But Few Delegates Stic To the Eng

HELEN TAFT WEDS YALE MAN      Daughter of Former President Mar. ried to Professor Manning at Murray Bay.

MISS TAFT MARRIED   Davghter of bx-Prasident Weds Yale ‘Tiivtory Instructor.

MiSS TAFT MARRIED,   ? Bride Is Given Away by Her Father Ex-President W. H. Taft.

ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED IN MEXICO      M. T. Sevrey, Slain Without Provo. cation, by. Discharged Employee

MEXICAN KILLS U.S. CITIZEN   State Department Asks Promp Punishment

MEXICAN MINER KILLS AMERICAN, COLBY 1S TOLE   U. S, Will Urge Speedy Action in Arrest of -

MURDER AMERICAN AT CANANEA, MEX   STATE DEPARTMENT ORDERS INQUIRY INTO CRIME.

HAMERICAN 1S MMURDEREG IN MEXICAN MINE TOWN      Consul at Nogales is Instructed . . to Urge Apprehension: of «. i Slayer we

MEXICANS KILL UL, §. CITIZEN   Report of Murder is Re ceived by State Department

AMERICAN. =  * MURDERED   Residenit of Bisbee, Aiizona: Reverted Killed’ . n México © 

Sevrey, Ainerican, Murdered; U. S, Orders Apprehen- — sion of Assassin.

U.S. MAN SLAIN IN MEXICD   M. T. Sevrey Murdered in Cananea— American Consul to Ask Authori. ties to Apprehend Siayer.

ANCRIGAN {0 MURDCACD li MEN GO [tT   STATE DEPARTMENT ORDER: PROMPT INVESTIGATION BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES,

AMERIC AN SLAIN IN MEXICO,  Troops ‘On Traff GF. Assaysin Counsal Reports.

AMERICAN IS MURDERED IN CANANEA. MEX.      State Department Gets Word From Consul at Nogales; Occurred Last Wednesday.   MURDERER ESCAPED; TROOPS SEARCHING

AMERICAN SLAIN IN MEXICO   M. T, Sevrey Killed by Discharged Mexican Mine Emplove

SHIP IS SINKING.   American Steamer Sends Out 8. 0. § Calls off Coast of Fraiwe.

SHIP A HORSE BY AIRPLANE   Pony Needed in Polo Ganie “en: Air Raita

PONY SHIPPED BY AIRPLANE   Horse That Was Needed for a Polo Game Near London Ig Delivered.

NO REVOLTS BUT LIVELY SOFHESW OLD IRELAND   POLICE BARRACKS BURNED UP AND TAX RECORDS GiVEN TO FLAMES, BUT CASUALTIES IN GENERAL RUCTION ARE FEW

WET PLANKTO BF ‘CATICEAC TARY’   Leaders at Frisco See Tentative  Draft of the Wet Pro posal.   ISSUE IN THE FOREGROUND   it Is Proposed to Leave States Some Latitude After Congress Sets Limit—Cox Gains as New Chiefs Arrive.

RADICALS ARE ORGANIZING   LIQUOR PLANK SCRUTINIZED BY DEMOCRATS   Leaders at Frisco See Tentative Draft of the Wet Proposal.   ISSUE IN THE FOREGROUND   it ls Proposed to Leave States Some Latitude After Congress Sets Limit—Cox Gains as New Chiefs Arrive.

WET ISSUE GROWS AT SAN FAANCISGO   Prohibition Holds the Foreground as Delegates Arrive.   LEADERS PASS ON A PLANK   Pian Would Leave States Some Lati. tude After Limit Is Set by Congress—Cox Gains as McAdoo Is Boomed.

LIQUOR PLANK PASSED AROUND   Leaders at Frisco See Tentative Draft of the Wet Proposal.   It Is Proposed to Leave States Some Latitude After Congress Sets Limit—Cox Gains as New Chiefs Arrive.

STATES POSITION ON VARIOUS QUESTION:   Governor Undergoes Lively Bombardment. .

REPLIES TO QUERIES OF CREATCROWD   Name of Lodge Brings Hisses Because of Opposition to League..   COX AVERS VICTORY - NOW SEEMS ASSURED

COX GUDGELS FOES OF LEAGUE THRU i STATES IN ONE DAY   Democratic Nominee Speaks in Rhode lsiand. Connecticut and Massachusetts.   ‘QUESTION BOMBARDMENT  IN PROVIDENCE SPEECH   Chairman White Compares 1916 Electoral Vote With Chairman Hays’ Claim.

BOMBARD COX WITH QUERIES   Democratic Nominee Is Quick in His Reply to Provi- © dence Hecklers. 

COX BOMBARDED WITH QUESTIONS DURING SPEECH   TELLS WOMAN HE OPPOSES LEGISLATION THAT WILL CONFLICT WITH CONSTITUTION AS, AMENDMENTS RYCARDING LIQLIOR.   Democratic Candidate ‘Cheeret When He Says Irish Questioi Should be Presented to thé FTaqaua of Nations.

COX 1S CENTER OF QUESTION STORK   Answers Queries Fired At Him By Crowd On League, Liquor And Ireland.

LIVELY HECRLING iS GIVEN TO COX   Providence Crowds Bombard Candidate With Questions  Declaration On Nis sh Question Brings Cheer   Old-Fashioned “Town Meeting” Held in Public Square

'JUGO-SLAVS HOLDS FOR WILSON'’S ADRLATIC VIEWS.   Reply to Allied Ultimatum Is te. fusal of Italian Compromise.

UGE SLAVS DECLINE ITALIAN COMPROMISE HE ADRIATIC OUESTIOE   PROPOSE SETTLEMENT ALONG LINES OF PRESIDENT WILSON'S PROPOSALS,

ALLY PLAN REJECTED   Serbs See Injustice in Settlement of Acrialic Question.   Note to the Council of Ambassadors at Paris Favors Wilson’s Proposal.

REFUSE TO COMPROMISE   Italian Note Regarding Adriatic Con troversy Received.

JUGO-SLAV REPLY VIRTUAL REFUSAL’   COMPROMISE IS SUGGESTED ALONG THE LINES PRGPOSED BY WILSON.

JUGO-SLAVS ARE STUBBORN IN ATTITUDE   Will Not Accept the Compro. mise on Adriatic Offered By Italy.   NOTE IS CONCILIATORY IN MANY OF ITS PHASES   Former Rumor That Jugo Slavs Had Accepted Terms Is Denied.

JUGO SLAV REPLY ~~ 1S A REFUSAL   Practically Repudiate Com. promise Offered By the Htalians.

WWu0-SLAVS UN DOWN TATE OFFER   insist They Know Nothing 0} London Pact in Adriatic Case.  URGE WILSON'S TERMS  mee =  Refuse Compromise But Offer A New Basis For Set: Hemet. .

President Declares American Refugal to Share Surplus with Stricken People is Unthinkable”’   WILSON'S PLAN FINDS FAVOR WITH JUGO-SLAN   Reply to Allied Ultimatum on  Adriatic Question Regarded as Refusal

ULTIMEATUM 3 REFUSED; OPEN WAY T OPEAGE   Conciliateory Tone Used in Repl-w May Lead to Adjustrment of Big Problerm.   GIVEN “KO COUNCIL

Wat SLAVS nt Ust Pelt  UNGER TEENS ATES ATE   ‘arnpromise Offered. by lighans Proves Stumbling-Bloek   2000 PRISONERS ARE TAKEN BY LETTISH   Jolsheviki Forces Retreat we: Many Delachments Are Apnthilated

SERBS REJECT PLAN   SEE INJUSTICE IN SETTLEMENT OF ADRIATIC CONTR VERSY.   Wilson's Proposal Is Favored in Note to the Council of Ambassadors at Paris.

REFUSAL OF — COMPROMISE   New Basis Along Lines of President Wilson’s Proposal Made

ITALIAN OFFER TURNED DOWN BY JUGO-SLAVS      Allied Ultimatum Ke jected — Favorable to Wilson Proposal?

JUGO-SLAVS SHUN ITALY) PROPOSAL   REPLY ON ADRIATIC QUESTION SUGGESTS NEW BASIS OF COMPROMISE?

JUGO-SLAV GOVT. REIUSES TERMS OF ALLIED NOTE   Reply to Ultimatum Says Adriatic Question Not Settled   WANT WILSON’S TERMS

WJG0-SLAVS URN DOWN LATE (OFFER   insist They Know Nothing Of London Pact in Adriatic. ee  URGE WILSON'S TERMS  Refuse Compromise But Offer  A New Basis For Settlement. .

JUGO-SLAVS WILL NOT ACCEPT PLAN ALLIES ON FIUME   Reply To Ultimatum Is Refusal Of Compro_ mise Offered.

REPLY OF JUGOSLAVS REFUSES ADRIATIC PLAR   Suggests Compromise on Lines Suggested By Wilson.

Reply to Compromise Offer on ~Adriatic: Question _ Conciliatory.   NEW COMPROMISE IS SUGGESTED IN NOTE   President_Wilson's Proposal Is Favored by. Jugo-Slavs, Belief.

JUGO-SLAYS IN REFUSAL OF ITALTAN PLAN   Note is in Conciliatory Tone ' and Opens Way to New BO Discussion

Italian Suggestion For Settiiny Adriatic Question Not Acceptable.   THE REPLY REACHES PARIS   Cannot Recognize the Treaty of London—Would Consider Wilson’s Proposal.

Jugo-Slav Reply A Flat Refusal   Refuse to Accept Comprouise O07 fered by Taians and Contained it Alied Ultimatum.

(ami PROMISE TURNED DOWN ! CONCLIATORY NOI  von 34818 SALONG “ an   PEACE IS WANTED   Denies Official Cognizance of Treaty of London, Secret Bank

BnlTlon TO OcEK TRADE ie SOVIETS   VICTORIES OVER POLES NO BAR TO ENGLAND'S PLANS   America Looks Twice At Bolshevik Demand  for Peace.

AUT TO GANA UT PLANS FOR ALO GIAN PEACE   Early. Resumption of Trade Relations Desired in Note Sent to Bolsheviki   ALLEGED INTENTION OF TAKING CRIMEA DENIEL   MInD NOTE FROM ALLLUES CALES ATTENTION TO Dts. CREPANCIES IN SOVIETS PEACE PROPOSALS,

BRITAIN WORKS TOEND WAR OF POLES, SLAVG   New Note to Bolsheviki I Made Public by English Government Officials

BRITISH PLAN * TOBRIING PEACE   Between Poland And The Russian Soviet. Resumption Of Trade Contemplated

VICTORY STORIES ARE DISCOUNTED   ENGLAND PROCEEDS WITH RDS. SIAN PEACE PLAN   HUNGARY WOULD AID POLANG   Offers to Send Troans to Hefp Fight The Bolshevik, Washington Heare.   That Russia Would Etimi,  nate. Poland.

WORE CHARGES OF CORRUPTION    Made by Governor Cox Whe  Accuses Democratic Papers   of Selling Out.   ‘CLAIMS REPUBLICANS  HAVE BOUGHT THEM UP   Says the Western Newspapers Have Been Giving Him the Worst of Tt.

CHARGES DEMOCRATIC PAPERS WERE BOUGH   Governor Cox Declares Presa Is _ Arizona and Elsewhere-Iq — Contreiled. ,

CHS) IN ARIZONA      Accuses Republican Newspapof Surprising Facis of Fis Campaign.

MR. WILSON WALKS BRISKLY.   Chief Executive Leaves Through Fron Crnterance of White House.

PRESIDENT WILSON WALKS UNASSISTED TO HIS AUTO   Leaned Lightly on Cane as He Stepped Briskly From White House Front Door.

PRESIDENT IN BRISK WALK   Crowd Sees Wilson Emerge Fror White House Without Aid.

“WR. WILSON WALKS BRISKLY.   Chief ‘Executive Leaves Through Front

WILSON WALKS WITHOUT AID   Emerges Through Front Entrance of White House First Time Since Hig fitness.

PRESIDENT SHOWS NEW VIGOR   Leaves White House by Front En trance Without Assistance.

NEW ALBANY CAR PILOT      And Brother at Salem Heirs to $1. 139.129 Estate

Well KNOWN Motorman      i x GETS FORTUNE FROM AUNT HETTIE GREEN.   He Twirls The Brakes In New Albany.

‘PRISONERS. ESCAPE,.   Forty Escape From Tulsa Jail by Saw_ ing. Way Out.

WORLD RECORD HOLDER GETS HIS DISMISSAL   Disobeyed Ord2rs and Will Not Take Part in Olympic Series

BLAST AT GGES KILLS TWO fth IN AETNA PLAN:   Country For Sixty-Mile Radiu: ‘Shaken by Terrific Blast   Explosion Occurs in Charging Room. 

BLAST AT GOES KILLS TWO MEN IN AETNA PLANT   Country For Sixty-Mile Radius Shaken by Terrific Blast     Explosion Occurs in Charging  Danm

MILITARISM IS ENEMY OF CHILD   Child Life Not Worth Con serving for War, Says Englishman.

MILITARISM IS DEADLY ENEMY TO CHILD LIFE   Not Worth Preserving Children if They Are to Be Conscripted in the Game of War.

TRADE EXPERTS — ADVANGE PLANS   Financial Experts Examine Pocket Books of Americans for Diagnosis

FOREIGN TRADE INGREASE CALLED PROSPERITY KEY   Period of Depression With Low Wages But Net Panic Or Crisis Forecast.

WASTE MUST STOP OR WORLD TO WANT   BANKERS GIVE WARNING OF PERIOD OF DEPRESSION.   Government at Waehington Leading the Procession in Extravagant Ex peerditarca—“eome “er Rrighter “ide.

FOREIGN TAABE CONFAG OPENED   Two Thousand Financial and Trade Experts of World Gather in Frisco.

JULIA /NTHUR BROKE   B. .P. CHENDY, TRAGEDIENNE’S HUSBAND, LOSES FORTUNE.   Actress, Who V/as “Top Liner’ Twen. ty Years Ago, to Return to the Stage. ‘

B. P. CHENEY “BROKE”   Julia Arthur’s Husband Loses His Great Fortune.   Noted Tragedienne of 20 Years Ago Forced to Return to the Footlights.

UNION HEADS: OPEN FIGHT F FOR WAGE RAISE   Will Ask Billion. in Back Pay and Like: Increase: Sin Amount of Wages.   OVERTIME DEMANDS

THREE DEAD IN SPEED CLASSIG   Gaston Chevrolet, 1920 Speer King, Eddie O’Donnell and  Lyall Joles Killed.   IN LOS ANGELES RACE

THIRD DEATH IN. “AUTO RAGE WREC!   ta & tbtio 2) Doane Is Third Vutomebil1 To fic In Los Angeles

0 AUTO DRIVERS KILLED i RACE   Two Men Are Killed Instantly and One Lives Until This Morning.

AUTO RACE KILLS THREE   Gaston Chevrolet, Eddie O’Donnell and Lyall Joles Meet Death

Eddie O’Donne all Succumbs to Injuries Received. in. Aute Race Yesterday:   CHEVROLET IS DEAD   Joles, O’Donnell’s Mechanician, Also Killed—Chev-. rolet Won the Honore

GASTON CHEVROLET KILLED IN RACES AT LOS ANGELES   WAS WINNER OF THE 1920 SPEEDWAY AT INDIANAPOLIS— WAS MARRIED IN JUNE

the ee abe ete efe ahe oho ate ake oe ate ake ate ake afe ote fe af oo OG “& UNPREPAREDNESS FOR WAR ¢ % >  *,  i a +, o, Me ot * oe he Se te ote o> ahh he he ate aoe abe ae abe ake ate ale ae afe of

Houses of’ Greenfield Homes Corporation can be purchased . through this ‘agency. ~Ask for terms. :   HOLYOKE POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW  Dec. 1. 2. 3, 1920

GENERAL HAS PLURALITY OF 6.340 VOTES   Lowden Runs Poor Third, Harding Trails With 14,000.

COX STANDS ON WET RECORD   Prohibition Law Must Be Accepted as Expressed Mandate of the . People.

OBEY THE LAW, SAYS COX   Governor of Ohio Stands on His Rec. ord as Executive.

SHIPPERS OPPOSE HIGHER RATE   Arguments From Weet Asxainst Railreads’ Demandsna.

FIGHT FREIGHT RATE BOOST   Western Shippers Continue to Oppose Demands of Raiilroads—Pre. sent Their Arguments.

WEST OMIPPERS BATTLE TO STOP ~ RATE INCREASE   Utah: Tratfic™ Expert Declare: ~-Railroads:- Here Least .in “Need. of More ‘Reventes.

Westerners Oppose Tiattroads’ fe. quent Referc Commerer Camuission

FREIGHT RATE 800ST FOUGHT   Shippers of the West Continue to Op. nos? Rail Demands.

JAMAICA GINGER CAN BE SOLD      Not So Notoriously Inmtoxicating as to Pat It Uader Baa.

TWELVE MEN INIURED INA GAS EXPLOSION   Blast Furnace And Gas Engine oom At HKethlehem Steel ; Co,, Wrecked.

SINN FEINERS IGNORE CASTLE   PLAN TO CHALLANGE ALL BRITISH AUTHORITY LOCALLY

SINN FEINE SHE HOPES f CONTROLLING IRISH NATION   Success In The Recent Elec tions Encourages The Nationalists   WOULD NAME SHERIFFS   Open Refusal To Follow Dictates Of Engiand I: Planned

SINN FEIN PLAN UPENCHALLENGE 10 LORD FRENCH   Plan To Nominate Open Foes Of England For Sheriffs— Comes Within 10 Days   WILL REFUSE TO OBEY DICTATES OF CASTLE   One Nominee Will Be Mar Who Is Now In Jail Awaiting Trial For Sedition

TAFT SAYS LEAGUE 1D NOT FIRST   Considers Election of Hard. ing Now An Assured Fact.

FORME PRLSIOENT TAFT MAKES A STATEMENT   iGives Position On League Of Nations And Why He Will Support Harding.

REPUBLICAN EDITORS   THEY ARE HAVING A JOYFEST AT INDIANAPOLIS TODAY.   The Attendance is Said to he Ver  Large.

JOHNSON 15 SUED FCA HALE MILLIS}   Complamts in Action of New  York American Baseball Team Against President of League ‘Are Served.

HUGE DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST JORMOOK FILED BY LEAGUE   ONK BALF MILLION DOLLARS is AMOUNT ASKED FOR IN COMPLAINT

HALF MILLION SUIT AGAING! BAN JOHNSON   NEW YORK AMERICAN CLUB'S OWNERS ALLEGE HE HAS BEEN WHOLE SHOW   Besides Damages Court Is Asked To Stop Johnson From Drawing  His $30,000 Salarv.

EXPECT ACTION FANN WILSON   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION SOON BEGARDING EXTENDING AID TO pOELAND   WAITING ON CONFERENCE   Be jieved the President {ts Waiting on  > suits of the Hythe Conference  * retween the Frenc ty and Brit Premiers Before Decid ish America’s Course  i ine on

WILSON MAY TAKE PART IN DISPLE   MAY TELL ALLIES POLAND MUST NOT BE DESTROY. ED AS STRONG NATION   DENY A NOTE 1S SENT   Report From Paris That Commvnication From America Being Received There Is Denied In Washington.

CARRANZA STILL EVADES REBELS FOLLOWING HIM   Rumor That Ex-President is Captured is Discredited at Vera Cruz  En ee re ey rT  oer a a ee

MEXICAN REBEL CHIEFS RESTORE TELEGRAPH SERVIC!   Use All Energy toe Establish Normal Conditions in all Parts of  Mee a ee

Suffrage Bill Was  : Defeated in Lousiana   LOUISANA LEGISLATURE STOPS .» MOVE BY BIG MAJORITY

LOUISIANA HAS DEFEATED THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Mavens Acton on n Federal Proposal but State May Give Vote to It - Woman Citizens.

DEMOCRATS SEE SUCCESS AHEAD   3. 0. P. Making Mistake of Its Life Thinking Demo Party Whipped.

MARSHALL ASSERTS HARD RACE AWAITS REPUBLICAN PARTY   Are Less Well Pleased Witl Harding, He Says—Election of G. O. P. Nominee Declared to Be No Cinch.

- een Vice-President Says  Republicans Not So Well Pleased With Nominee   NEW JERSEY WILL ASK WET PLNK FOR PARTY   Oregon Petitions Johnson tc Head Third Party Following Chicago Defeat

SAYS DEMOCRATS ~ VERY MUCH ALIVE   Republicans Making Mistake in Assuming Election Harding is Foregone Conclusion, Tom Marshall Declares.

DEMS SEE SUCCESS LOOM UPON HORIZON   VICK PRESIDENT WAKRSHALL BX. PRESSES VIEWS.   Not a Candidate at San Francisco Conveation—thinks Hepeblicane Qre Not Weli Piensed With  Harding ae Yominec.

REPUBLICANS LESS PLEASED THAN ATFIRST   Vice President Marshall Arrives In San Francisco, and Gives Out Interview Regarding Harding's Nees Se phen.   OUT OF POLITICS HIMSELF   Thinks That Wilson Can- Have Third Term If He Desires and Could Be Elected IF Nominated,  NMawp Navarmher   G.. 0. P. OVERCONFIDENT

MARSHALL SAYS HE PLANS 10. RETIRE   Vice President Declares the Republicans: Are- Not. $0. ~ Wild. About Harding   ARRIVES AT FRISCO   Says He Is There to Promote Peaee and Good Will Among the Democrats

TOM MARSHALL OAYO HARDING ~ NO CERTAINT!   VICK PRESIDENT IN SAN FRANCISCO TO PROMOTE PEACE AND GOOD FEELING   Says The Republicans Less Pleased Today With Nomination Than On Last Saturday.

REPUBLICANS REPENT NOW, MARSHALL SAYS   Not as Cock-Sure Harding Wil Win as They Were Last Saturday Evening.

HARDING BITTER PILL TO SWALLOW   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOF PRESIDENT UNPOPULAR, SAYS MARSHALL.

REPUBLICANS OT C0 WELL PLEASED   ‘Marshall Says Harding  Stock Slumps.

VETERANS TO ELECT OFFICERS TODAY   General Van Zandt May Be Nominated.

UWEEOCHATES TU CELEST OFFICERS      GENERAL VAN ZANDT INSISTS HE WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE THIS YEAR

AMERICA PILING UP Blo OLYMPIC LAI   By United) Press. : (By Henry_L. Farrell, United Staff Correspondent.) ¢

‘YANK ATHLETES  WIN MORE POINT:   Americans Take First Tw Places in Weight Tossing Contest.

PLANS TO PICKET   CHICAGO CONVENTION   Have Been ‘Completed by the . Mili  tant Sulfragists.

SOVIET GOVT NOT RELIABLE   Poland Wants to Know Wha. Assurance They Have of Russian Radicals’ Good Faith.

FRENCH ACTION TOBE DISCUSSED BY DIPLOMATS   English Attitude Toward Occupation of Germany Starts Something,   GERMAN REGULAR TROOPS WITHDRAW ACROSS RIVER   Dusseldorf Requests Berlin to Keep Regulars Out of hat City.

‘THROWING SUPPORT TO THIRD PARTY   COMMITTEE DECLARES IT RE CEIVES MANY LETTERS EX PRESSING DISGUSTS  i

Third Partyites . Are Making Large Claim:   Say Many Progressive Republican: Are Deserting and Throwing Support to Comuiittee of 48. 

THROWING THEIR SUPPORT TO PROPOSED THIRD PARTY   Progressives in the Republican Rank and File Are Deserting Their Party.

MOOSERS FLOCKING 0 THIRD PART)   COMMITTEE OF 438 SAYS FOL LOWERS OF JOUNSON AND ROOSEVELT DISGUS      ALSO EXPECT MANY TENG. CHATS AFTER THE SAN FRANCISC CONVENTION.

Former Bull Moosers Fay. or a Third Party and are Throwing    SUPPORT THAT. WAY   The Johnson and Lafollette Followers Favor It— Harding’s Committee

committee of 48 Claims Many Followers of Johns — son and LaFollette        =XPECT ADDITIONS F2oas RANKS OF DEMOCRATS   CEREMONY OF NOTIFICATION WILL BE HELD JULY COMMITTEE APPOINTED ror ARRANGEMENTS.

INELAND FIGHTING FOR To LIFE, ofYa COUNCIL OF CORK   Seek or Sanction No Truce Save International Agreement.   Direct Charges That Atroci. ties Are Committed by Crown Forees.

INTEREST LOWERS BONDS SAYS OWE)   Senator Makes Public’ Latter To Harding Dectaring Banks Are To Blamo for Price of Bonds’

CALL MONEY RATES TOO HIGH   Senator Save it Je (aese af Depres sion ja Liberts Bonds.

MAYOR MAC SWINEY GOURMIAND BESIDE BENJ. J. SALMO)   Conscientious Objector Ha: Been on Hunger Strike for 84 Days.

(CONGCIENTIOS “DBETTI ON LONG HUNGER STRIKE   Man Admitted to Military ‘Hospital at Washington, Has . Refused to Accept Food for  84 Days.—Attempts Made ta Secure His Release.

HAS REFUSED TO EAT SINCE JULY FIFTEEN   Conscientious Objector Still Full of Fight After 84 Days More or Less Stringent Fast. 

CONSCIENTIOUS — AQUECTOR ON ONG ~ HUNGER STRIKE   Man Admitted to Military Hospital at Washington, Has “Refused to Accept Food for 84 Days.—Attempts Made to  RQecure Hie Releace. 

HUNGER STRIKER IN AMERIGAN HOSPITAL BEATS. IRISH ECORI   (HAS BEEN ON HENGER STRIKI  SINCE JULY 15TH; WANTS TO GET OUT,

Cc. 0, ON HUNGER STRIKE   Objector at’ Washington Military  Hospital Has Gone Without Food   for 84 Days,

U.S. PRISONER BEATS MAYOR’S FAST RECORD   84 Days Without Food With Exception of Partially Successful Attempts At Forcible Feeding

LAWYERS ASK RELEASE FOR HUNGER STRIKER      Conscientious Objector Enters on His Bighty-Fourth Day without Food as Attorneys Seek Liberation

HUNGER STRIKE OF 84 DAYS   Man in Military Hospital Has Record Beating MacSwinevy’s

ANDREW STEFFEN   Death at Indianapolis of a Well Known Citizen and Former Madisonian.

ANDREW STEFFEN, 70, DIES   Cigar Manufacturer Succumbs t  Heart Disease at Home on New lereey Street

TWO PERSONS KILLED IN MYSTERY TANGLE   Chicgo Lieutenant is Held Bi Police,

WILL ETERNAL. TRIANGLE ENTER INTO MURDER 0} WOMAN ANT) STRANCERS

CANADIAN RAIL . HEADS ASK BIG --' RAISE IN RATES   Want 20 Percent Increase t “Offset Shrinking Dollar’

AU KLUX KLAN TO OUPPURT POLICE NICE CRUSADE      REDS AND OTHER UNDESIRABLES WARNED IN NOTICES POSTFD LAST NIGHT,

KU KUUX KLAN NOTICES “it                    At Aniston, Alabama, Warn: ing People of the Results. Lawlessness and Against the Sending of Anonymous Let ters by Persons,

KLUX KLAN NOTICES POSTED   At Aniston, Alabama, Warning People of the Results of Lawlessness and Against the Sending of Anonymous Let tore hy Perenna.

BOTH PLAYING — WITH WAR BRANDS   France and Germany Have Both Broken Provision of Treaty and War      France Now Occupies a Number of German Citles —The Ruhr Uprising

‘eee TeureereurrrT CSTs cyt!   THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. nm. Y WT MASON

FRANCE AROUSING A NEW WAR   Invasion of Cities Across Rhine Will Cause Armed Clash   ‘BOTH HAVE BROKEN TREATY    Playing Strategy Game Preliminary to Battie Fever

France Takes First. _. Step ina New War   FRANCE AND GERMANY BOTH Be VE BROKEN PEACE TRHATY ‘SAYS w AR EXPERT 

RUSSIA TRYING - TO START REVOLT IN ONITED STATES   Couwwier En Route Here With Propaganda Inte:cepted  by Offtcials,

HEAVY LOSS OF  LIFE REPORTED IN - GERMAN CITIES   Disturbances At Kiel, Esser and Frankfort Are- Re ported In Dispatches Re ceived In London. ©

Fhal oTEP TOWARD Tht OLD REGIME   AMERICAN TROOPS WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.   IN AN ADVANCE SHOULD IT BECOME NECESSARY

SOLDIERS 0 "RECEIVE BONUS AFTER MARCH 1   State Treasurer Says All Checks Will Be Out In Two Months

ars Bes  TO'FVE CENTS   INCREASED COGT OF PRINT FORCES ANOTHER DAILY TO INCREASE Price.

PAPERS BOOS] 10 FIVE GENTS   INCREASED COST OF PRINT FORCES ANOTHER DAILY TO INCREASE PRICE.

AMERICAN HELD BY BANDITS W DURAND STATE   Barry Hogarty, Superinten. dent of Big Smelter in Durango is Prisoner   ASKEW, ALSO CAPTURED BY BANDITS, RELEASED   HOGARTY 8 samp TO WAVE BEEN SEIZED AT MAPIM} AND CARRIED OFF BY BAN. DIT FORCE.

Another American Miner Is Kidnaped By Mexicans And  Held for Ransom Payment

MEXICANS NAB ANOTHER YANK   Leading Industry of the Southern Republic Is ~~ Still Flourishing...   FISHING-FOR U.S. _SUCKERS GOES ON

ANOTHER YANK IS KIDNAPED BY THE MEXICANS   Barry Hogarty, Resident 0 Durango, is Said to Be Held for Ransom By Bandits.

OPEN SEASON FOR KIDNAPPING “YANKS STILL ON   STATE DEPARTMENT HEARS Ah OTHER AMERICAN IS HELD  cop BaAANICMmAT

AMERICAN CITIZEN HELD BY MEXICANS FOR. RANSOM   bnmedite Steps Were Taken bj Weshingten Officinls te Obtain.  Howavtiy'’s Release.

ANOTHERLAMERICAN “CUTIE HELD FOR - COIN BY MEXICAN   Superintendent of Smiter oi “American: Metala Company * Captured by Bandits

MEXICANS HOLD YANK FOR RANSOK   Harry Hogarty is an American CUizen Superintendent of Am. Metals Co.

AMERICAN CITIZEN HAS BEEN KIDNAPED   And Held for Ransom by Mexican Bandits

Barry Hogarty Has Been Kidnaped   Being Held For Ransom by Mexteans  at Matimfl, State of Durango,

AMERICAN HELD BY MEXICAN BANDITS   American Metal Co. Superintendent Captured in Durango, State Department is Told.

U. S. CITIZEN IS KIDNAPED   Mexican Bandits Hold Barry Hogarty of Mapimi, Durango, for Ransom —Askew Released.

AMERICAN HELD BY BANDITS FOR RANSOM MONE’   Barry Hogarty, Oil Man, Latest tc Be Kidnapped by Bandits Across Rio Grande.   AN AMERICAN RELEASED   State Department Has No Information Regarding Reperted  Release.

HAYS VIGTOR IN G0 P SQUABBL   Campaign Deficit Will Be Collected From Small Subscribers ”   STRONG FOR HARMONY   Luwrence Says Nationa Chairman Ia Not Seeking Any Office

SMALL FELLOW TO MAKE UP DEFICIT   Fund of $1,600,000, Needed to Pay Republican Campaign, Is to Be Raised According to Plan Devised by Chairman Havs.   WANTS CABINET JOB FOR CHAIRMAN OF GRAND OLD PARTY

WILL HAYS’ PLAN “WILL BE USED T0 MAKE UIP. DEFICH   ‘Republican Chhirman Carries Hi: , Point to Limit Contribu. , - tions to $1,000.’   ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE -OFFERED CABINET PLACE   His. Friends, However, Declare That He Is Not Secking wy Any Office.   ZIERD WELL BY HARDING   Head, of. National Committee I Admired By the Presi‘ep, dent-Elect.

HAYS IN HIGH FAVOR WITH THE SENATOR   HARDING THINKS WELL OF RE PUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.   Place in Cabinet Prebably Awaiting Him if He Wants it—Standiag His Greund On Quesetien ef Deficit.

PURLICANS Ih” WEED $1,600,006   SHALL CONTRIBUTIONS ASKEI FOR To MAER UP DEFICIT IN CAMPAIGN EXPENSE.   ANY ONE CAN CONTRIBUTE

Premiers’ Council During the Absence of Millerand, of France, Acts Hastily to Lighten Burden of the Germans—New Perils Face the World In Far Removed Places

FOOD PRICES ON VERGE OF DIGNIFIED DROF   PRICE-CUTTING WAVE IN CLOTH ING EXPECTED TO HAVE ‘MORAL’ INFLUENCE

FOOD PRICES WILL . SLOWLY DECREASE   No Change Reported So Far in New York; Chicago or the West.

Commissioner during the Ralsto: administration.   Prices Are Coming Dewn

FOOD PRICESSLOW T0 JON; 7 TO LOWS  SLIGHT REDUCTI.. $ IN SOME COMMODITI ES Ae. EPORT. EO iN CH at  DA.       Wholesalers [Celieve Reductions § i Other Commodities Are Eound to Affect Food Prices—  Rail Situation Clear.  Ing Up

EXPECT GRADUAL DECREASE IN ALL FOOD PRICES   REPORTS SHOW TREND TOWARD LOWER PRICES IS ALREADY NOTICEABLE,   Clearing Up of Freight Congestio Will Go Long Way Toward Clearing the Read for a Decrease in Prices, is Belief.

Felsch, Weaver, McMullen, Risbero, Cicotte, Williams,  Gandil and Jackson  Rlamari   “CONSPIRACY TO DO AN ILLEGAL ACT’ CHARGE   Chicago Grand Jury Returns True Bills After Investigating Baseball . Qrandal.

IRISH INVESTIGATION      Ainerican Committees of 100 Will Ask Mayors of Cities in Ireland to Testify as to Conditions?

American Commission of Committee of One Hundred Calls on Treieah Kcecnuntiwvwea.

STATE, MEDICAL. ~ MEETING OPENS. ~ HERE TOMORROW   Over Three: Hundred © Doctors Expected:, te Attend Con: ~ vention and-Clinies’      LEADING LIGHT'S OF PROFESSION : ~ SCHEDULED T0 GIVE TALKS HERE   Medics Begin. ‘to Arrive Today for the Big Meeting

STATE MEDICAL MEETING OPENS HERE TOMORROW   Over Three Hundred Doctors Expected to Attend Convention and Clinics   LEADING LIGHTS OF PROFESSION SCHEDULED TO GIVE TALKS RERE   Medics Begin to Arrive Today for the Big Meeting

WOODMEN COUNTY MEETING.   Event to be Heid Here on the Evening af September 29th.

TREASURY'S HEAD . 15 UNWORRIED BY ~KTCHIN ASSANL   Ignores Charge That His Tay Plans Are Too,Easy on . Corporations.   BIG CONCERNS INSISTING HE IS TOO HARD ON THEM   ‘Houston Says He Has Recommended Reduction Not +, Boostin Taxes,   BUSINESS SLUMP FACTOR.   Corresponding Falling Off in Ex. cess Profits Taxes Will Result.

Smalf Taxpayers and Corporations Object to Tax Suncestions.   TOTAL BILL IS SMALLER   Houston’s Recommendation Calls for Only Four Billion Revenue.

HOUSTON WILL IGNORE: KITGHIN   Representative from No. Carolina Thinks Tax Plans of the Treasury De. partment Are Too Easy on the Big Corporations.   AMOUNT PEOPLE ARE ASKED TO PAY LESS THAN 2 YEARS AGO

ASKS EXCLUSION OF TURKS      Church Committee Presents Petition to President Wilson.

pee  FAVOR REMOVAL OF TURKS FROM EUROPE   Appeal Also Asking Definit Steps for Welfare of Subject Races

REPORT PETITION TO BOYCOTT PITCHER MAYS   BAN JOHNSON 3     AND TRIS SPEAK. ER IN CONFERENCE REGARD ING” ALLEGED PETITION Bi CLEVELAND FANS

BISCUSS MAYS BOYCOTT.   Ban Johnson and Tris Speaker Fatt + Jt Over.

wounded As He Was Leaving Rairoed Siation.      ASSAILANTS SAVED FROM ANGRY CROWL   Eight Shots Fired By the Tw: Men Before They Were Ovwerpowered.

CREEK PREMIER IS S“OT.   Venize’os... Narrowly. Escape Assassination at Hands of Fellow Countryman.

WOULD-BE ASSASSINS SHOOT GREEK PREMIER   Venizelos Seriously Wounded in At tack Made at Lyons Railroad PYepot in Paris.

OE VENIZELOS   SHOT IN. PARIS STATION   Two, Bullets Hit Him, But Wounds Are Not Fatal — Assailants: _ Former ‘Army Officers

DEADLY ATTAGK ON M. VENIZELOS   Shot and Twice Wounded in Railway Station   IS SENT TO HOSPITAL   ondition Said to be Satisfactory as Possible—Would-be Assassins are Fellow Countrymen, One Being Army and Other Navy Lieutenant. Attackers Badly Beaten

VENIZELOS SHOT AT PARIS STATION   Attacked by Two Assassins, Greek Pre mier Only Slightly Wounded; His  Assailants Arrested.

CREEK FREWIER 1S S'CT.         Veningss Narre iy = Assagaination at Hands of  Fellox Countryman.

GREEK PREMIER IS SHOT BY ASSASSINS   Seriously Wounded While Enter. ing Railway Station In the French Capital

EXPERIMENT IN DUST CONTROL,   Zeople of Sharpsville Having a Gay Gid Time of It.

EXPERIMENT IN DUST: CONTROL          People ot Sharpsv! le Har  ola ‘Time ‘of Ic

May Rush Yank Troops Over Line ~~ Toto N. Mexice   U. S. Will Act To Guard Irrigation Canal In Case of Trouble   CITIZENS ALSO TO BE PROTECTED

10 BE RUSHED OVER BORDE WTO. MEO  To Protect the Irrigation Canal Along the Rordor   This Was Admitted Today by (fficials of War and State Departments.

SIMS FINDS NEW BACKER   Capt. Palmer Says Policy Pursued by Secretary Daniels Proved. Great Drawhback to Navy at Beginning of the War.   MEN SENT TO SIMS - AS FAST AS THEY COULD BE TRAINED

FIFTEEN PER CENT WAGE CUT   Textile Werkers in South Carolina Seffer Reductien.

RUSSIANS a POLLS  Reds Order All Males From 18 to. 50 a fa Golers  NOTE WITHHELD

Poles Rout Red Cavalry Armies Before Lembers   Budenny’s Advance Halted Thousands Taken Prisoner; Guns in Booty.   ‘VIOLENT FIGHTING REPORTED {Ox THRICE EROVISE

RECAPTTULATION.   Copyright by the Oi! City Derrick— , Specialty Prepared for the Bradford Era.)   PENNSYLVASIA FIELDS   Rigs and Drilling Wells.

Informs Recalcitrant Laborers That Naticn Will Ge Along Until They Come to Their Senses—Commissior Says Prices Should Drop——Miners Locked In Strugg} to Decide Fate of Their Organization 4

ESPERANTO iS FIRST ACROSS IN DAYS RACE   Second Heat on Mon day May Decide In ternational Event.

GLOUCESTER BOATS VICTORY IS WON WITH EASE   Qutsails Canadian Craft at All Points Despite Loss Of Half Minute at Start

YANKEE VESSEL WINNER OF RAGE   Defeats Canadian Contender in Fast Contest off Halifax.  —_—_—_—  TO RACE AGAIN MONDAY

‘American Schooner Won the Regatta   The Esperant9, American Schoouer, Won in the International ishing Schooner Regatta,

Esperanto Beats Canadian Boa By Fully Twenty Minutes   Second Contest of The Series Occurs Monday 

IRST RACE 10 ESPERANTO.   American Schooner Shows Clean Heels to Canadian Rival—Another Race Monday.

Esperanto Defeats Canadian Contender at Halifax, Finishing 20 Minutes Ahead of Rival

Gloucester Boat Took Lead Soon After the Start and Was Never Headed. © A CONTEST TO STIR ~  FISHERMEN’S BLOOD

U. 0, OMAGK WING Elhol OA RACE   Breezes Across Finishing Line With Good Lead Over Canadian Rival.

AMERICAN SHIP IS WINNER IN REGATT!   TAKES FIRST RACE IN OPENING AT HALIFAX

ESPERANTO WINS FIRST ROUND IN FISHERMAN RACE   An American Schoone: Takes First Race From Canada

FOR OLD STYLE — OF DEMOCRAC'   VICE PRESIDENT, SAYS “BACK TC ' JEFFERSON" IS THE . PROPER SLOGAN

DAMAGE DONE BY EARIH TREMORS OF SMALL EXTENT   ‘Tremblings Throw People into Panic but Few Are Injured A   SLIGHT PROPERTY LOSS

LOS ANGELES [S SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES   Three Sharp Shocks in One Day Cause Much Property Damage.   FALLING BRICKS HURT MANY   Temblor Seemed Centersd in thi Southern California Ci.y, but Ie Fett in Cities Within a Radius  o* Thirty Miles.

WAS FELT FOR THIRTY MILES   Prisoners In Jails..Demand. Freedom—Recgiving Hospitals Busy  With Hundreds Who-Fainted. .   SOME STOPPED. TO. PRAY

LOS ANGELES SHAKEN BY FOUR EARTHOUAKES   MUCH: EXCITEMENT..AND~ SOME DAMAGE RESULT FROM . » TREMORS. :

LUS ANGELES 18 JARRED BY 3 QUAKES IN DAY   FRIGHTENED CITIZENS FLEE FOR OPEN AS BUILDINGS TREMBLE

Four Severe Shocks in One Day Throw Entire City Into Uproar   BUILDINGS DAMAGED   Women and Children Faint by The Score But No One Is Seriously Injured

LOE FICELES Wa WHPLY EXGTED BY ESR TH TREMORS   Public Places Scenes of. Near Panic but No Material Damage Was Done.   SOME FAINT IN STREETS. OTHERS STOP TO PRAY   Four Hundred Prisoners in the County Jail Yel, Shake Bars and Scream to be Take Out.——-FPour Separate Shoc!s Felt During Day.

THREE TREMBLER  JAR LOS ANGELES   Several Hurt in Shocks Tha Cause Near-Panic.   GLASS AND BRICKS INJURE   ‘Quake Seemed Centered in the South ern California Metropolis, but  Shocks Are Felt In Many  Neighboring Cities.

"QUAKE SHOCKS FELT. *      Fours arth Tromors Throw Los Angeles ‘and, Suburbs Into sateomont. AL

CROWDSTHROWN INTO PANIC BUT NONE REPORTED SERIOUSLY HURT    Many Buildings Are Damaged. Chimneys and Copings Fall. Store Windows Smashed.   ISHOCK SOUNDS FIRE CALI, .   Terror Among Prisoners in Two Jails—Scores Faint—Embankinent Collapses.

BY FOUR ~ BARTHOUAKES   SEVERAL HURT IN SHOCKS THAT THROW PEOPLE IN NEARPANIC

FOUR EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN DAY   LOS ANGELES PEOPLE WERE GREATLY EXCITED,   An Exceedingly Warm Morning Fore. casted the Disturbances—Panic Grows As the Shocks Gon ThE: Bt

FOUR QUAKE SHOCKS ROCK. LOS ANGELES   Panic In City Over Series Of Shocks, One Injured

YSITED BY. -FARTHOUAKES   Damage Is Not Great but Poplation Is Excited Because of Frequent. Quakes,   HOT. FORENOON PRESAGED: COMING OF THE TROUBLE   It Was . Good Weather for: “Tremors and Public Felt: : Sure That’ Something Was’ Going to Happen.:

LOS ANGELES {8 ROCKED BY QUAKE   Four .Distinct and Separate Shoeks Throw City Into Hysteria   SCENES OF NEAR PANIC!   Several Buildings of Old - Construction Were Slightly Damared

EARTHQUAKES HT LOS ANGELES AND DO SLIGHT DAMAGE   FOUR DIFFERENT SHOCKS ARE FELT IN CITY AND OVER SURROUNDING AREA   NUMBER SUFFER INJURIES   Fntense Excitement Is Caused When Temblors Crack Buildings, Break Water Mains and Cause Chimneys to Fall

EARTRQUAKES  CAUSE A PANIC IN LOS ANGELES   Prisoners in County and and City Jails Yell to be Taken Outside.

SERIES OF QUAKES HOLDS LOS ANGELES IN GRIP OF FEAR FEW HURT. DAMACE SMALL

FOUR EARTHQUAKES SHOCK LOS ANGELES: MANY ARE INJURED   Several Buildings Are Slightly Damaged—First Action Was at 1:27 in Afternoon.   HOSPITALS ARE FILLED WITH HYSTERICAL PEOPLE   Last Scare Came at 6:13 Last Evening—Extended Thirty Miles Away From City.

COAST CITY 18 KEPT IN PANIC FOR MANY HOURS   No Lives Lost and Damage to Property Is Not  Large.

4 EARTH SHOCKS ~ IN LOS ANGELES COME IN A DAY   ' Apparently Little Damage Is Done and But Four Persons Are Hurt.

EARTHQUAKE JARS LOS ANGELES, CAL. NO GREAT DAMAGE   Four Separate Tremors Felt During Eight Hours Which Begun At 10:10 Yesterday       HE: MOST SURPRISED            Ynd Chimneys Fell and ; Much Excitement Bat No Fatalities  some Copi There

PANIC IN ciry   BUILDING WALLS CRACKED   Hospitals Swamped With Injured anc Hysterical

"QUAKE SHOCKS FELT. °      Four Ezrth Tremors Throw Los Angeles and Suburbs Into E-citemcnt.

NEAR PANICS FOLLOW SHOCKS   Les Angeles Shaken By Severe Earth Tremors,   EXCITEMENT REIGNS IN CITY

IEAIES OF QUAKES GIVESBIG CITY SCARE, CASUALTIES 4   NOBODY SERIOUSLY HURT BUT PANIC IS GENERAL AND PROLONGED   FOUR SHOCKS COVER PERIOD OF MANY HOURS ANB ANXIETY IS GREAT—PRISONERS IN JAILS CLAMOR TO BE GIVEN LIBERTY ‘

FOUR EARTHOUAKES JAR. SAN FRANEIS*E   Number of Injuries Reperted from Quakes Starting in Morning and Ending at Nicht.

LOS ANGELES HIT BY EARTHQUAKES   Four Sharp Shocks in One Day Cause Much Property Damage.   Temblor Seemed Centered in the Southern California City, but Is Felt in Cities Within a Radius of Thirty Miles.  ~~

FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL   Sheepherder Arrested for Having Left Camp Fire Burning.

ASSEMBLY NAMES DESCHANEL FOR HIGHEST HONOR   Receives 734 Votes, A Great Majority; Clemenceau Not Present.

DESCHANEL ELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY VOTES IN FAVOR OF HIM TODAY.

RANGE ELECTS NEW PRESIDEN   Paul Deschanel Chosen bj National Assembly Saturday at Versailles.   Ceremony Quite Elaborat and Smacks Much of Huge Social Function.

ELECT DESCHANEL FRENCH PRESIDENT   National ~ Assembly Elect: Former. -President....ef Chamber -of ‘Deputies Chief Executive of Re: public. .

INTERURBANS ASK 10 ADVANCE FARES   Twenty-three Lines Present Petition to Public Service Commission   INCREASED COSTS CITED   Basic Rate cof, 3.6 Cents: 2 Mile-as. Maximum for Passenger Fares, Requested

LIKES U.S. “DRY” LAW   Bishop of London Wishes Control af  Liquor Could Be Obtained,

CLARK WANTS TL BE HEARD   Asks Permission to Testify in Camnpaian Probe

Wants Te Exnose Fund   G.0.P.Chairman Anxious to Show Sources of Funds During Last Eighteen Months

CLARK ASKS  PERMISSION TO TESTIFY   BEFORE SENATE PROB. ERS AS TO REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND   Chairman Republican Executive Committee of Gity Volunteers Appearance as a Witness Before Senate Committee. ;

WILSON DECLINES LEAGUE REQUES]   Will Not Send Delegates to Jisarmament Commission,   SHOWS STAND OF U, §S.

President Wilson Sends Messagi Declining Invitation Of. Leagu  Of Nations Président.

Wii S0N DECLINES TATION FROM ‘FARE COUNC!   Is Asked to Send Dele gates to Take Part iy Disarmament i iscussions.

PLENTY OF CARS TO HANDLE COAL, SAYS COMMISSION   No Reason for Skyward Trend of Retail Prices.

NO FOUNDATION FOR HIGHER COAL PRICES   Commission Report Contends. In creased Wages Offer No Grounds.

RAISE OF COAL PRICE CALLED INEXCUSABLE BY COMMISSION   Out of All Relation With Cost of Production, It Claims.

SAYS COAL PRICES EXCESSIVELY HIG   COMMISSION DECLARES THEY ARE OUT OF PROPORTION TO INCREASED COSTs,

PRESENT PRICES FOR COAL TOO HiGH SAYS FUEL COMMISSION   Various Reasons are Giver by Body for Soaring in Prices

UF GOAL INEAGUSABLE {9 HOARD Y   Cost to Consumer Held Out of All Relation to Pro duction Expense

Bituminous Production Above That of Last Year arid Foreign Demand Is Light   PRICES WITHOUT REASON   Recent Increase in Wage  Unrelated to Unusual Coal Prices Now

Out of All Relation to Incresse iz Cost of Production Federal  Cammiagiom Saws.

HARDING GREETED BY THOUSANDS AT HIS HOMECOMING   Republican Presidential Candi date Gets Rousing Reception At Marion, Ohio—Makes “Neighborly” Talk.

“He HOME FOLKS   Spoke, to Thousands ‘Af Reception Given In * Warren, O.   TRIBUTE IS PAID TO THE NOMINEE   Mrs. Harding Shares In Honor Paid to The Republican Candidate.

Republican Presidential Candidate Speaks To Thousands of Marion and Othe Citizens of Ohio.   SPEAKS INTIMATELY WITH TOWNSPEOPLE   rresiding Otticer, a Democrat, Predicts Ohioan Wil Ride the Democratic My!« Into White House,

GREETS FRIENDS IN MARION. GRID   Republican Neminee Cheered by Members of Both by Parties.   WIFE SHARES IN HONORS:

WHE SAS: DEMOCRATS ANNO SEE WETOR   5 2 * “Chatraman OF National Committee  Testes Statement.

DEMOCRAT CHAIRMAN SEES G. 0. P. STAMPEDE   Declares Democratic Tide Demolishes False Barriers Erected by Republican Propaganda.

br ench h Assembly To. - Elect a’ President   Will Meet Seplomber 25 .To Nume A Successor To President Deschanct Whose Health Has Failed.

JAPANESE WARSHIPS SENT AT REQUEST OF AMERICAN   U. S. Company’s Interests Are Threatened by Siberian Reds in Kamschatka

ANE RIGANS Aak JAP PROTECTION   Bolsheviki Grave Menace .to Fisheries on Saghalin Island, Says Report.

ASK PROTECTION FOR JAP FISHERIES   Report Bolsheviki Burned Fishing Stations Near Kamchatka

SUPREME GOUNGIL HAS MADE DUE ‘ORAL REQUEST 10 PRES, WILSON   ROW OVER BOUNDARIES WOULD BE LEFT TO UNITED STATES   MESOPOTAMIA AND PALESTINE GO TO BRITISH ANB SYRIA TO FRANCE—HOME FOR JEWS OF WORLD IS TO BE ESTABLISHED IN PALESTINE

U.S. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA ALLIES ASKED   Supreme Council Has Sent Formal Request To That Effect To President Wilson From San  TD any   QUESTION OF BOUNDARIES   Differences Having Arisen On This Point, Members ‘Of Council Have Proposed’ Mr.. Wilson Shall Arbitrate Them   INEW REPUBLIC TO BE SMALL

THE BIG LEAGUE GETS BUSY   THE SUPREME COUNCIE PUTS QUESTION UP TO U.S.   SHALL WE ACCEPT?   THE BRITISH WILL LOOK AFTER SEWS IN PALESTINE,   Other Laportant Decisis Are Being Made By “Upper Mouse”: of the League.

ASK MANDATE FOR ARMENIA   WILSON URGED 4 SECOND riwe TO KAKRRCISE PT.   SUPREME COUNCIL PERSISTENT   CALL ON PRESIDENT TO ARM,TRATE BOUNDARY.    Mandates for Palestine and Syerla '  Awarded MNespectively to treat  : Beritain aad France—ter many to tiet Stiff Nete.

REQUEST [3 SENT WILSON BY COUNCIL   Palestine Is Placed Under British Protection—Powers Agree to Send Stiff Note to Germany That She Must Obey Treaty.

WANT WILSON TO BOUND ARMENIA   Supreme Council Also Wants U.S. to Take Mandate for That State

OFFERS MANDATE FOR ARMENIA   Supreme Council Requests Thai the United States Accepi It.   FORWARDS NOTE TO WILSON

ARMENIAN BORDER:   TOBE DECIDED BY THE UNITED e STATES. —      Palestine Under British Mandate is National Home For Jews.

SUPREME COUNCIL ASKS AMERICA TTOTAKE MANDATE FOR ARWMENTA   Supreme Council Adopts. Franco-Bryitich: Declaration

U3, ASKED 10 TAKE ARMENIAN MANDATE   SUPREME COUNCIL IS SENDING A FORMAL REQUEST TO PRESIDENT WILSON.   ADRIATIC ISSUE 15 TAKEN UP   Italian Premier Proposes Settlement Following Generally Plan of American Executive,

OFFERS MANDATE ~~ FOR ARMENIA   Supreme Council Requests Tha the United States Accept ff   FORWARDS” NOTE ‘70. WILSON

ALLIED COUNCIL. AGKS PRESIDENT TO AIG ARMENIA   Plans to Have U S Take Mandate Over Country and to Establish Boundaries   PLACE PALESTINE UNDER PROTECTION OF ENGLAND   Establish National Home for Jews With Special Guards for Rights and Lives

U. 3. AOKED TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE ARMENIANS   Supreme Council Sends a Reaquest to President Wilson Requesting That America Accept the Mandate.

WILL FORCE CO. 10 RUN CARS    Dubuque Mayor Proposes tc _ Bring Street Railway Strike  Matter Into Court.

Sends State Man To. Probe Pacini Death Becouse Of- . ficials There Are \ Tnactive

GOVERNOR USES AX ON ANTI-SEDITION BILLS      New York State Executive Undoes the Work of Legislators in Two Directions .

LAW IN MOTOR THEFT   Now Provision diets Iuitiatloa Vie- 4 the in Fedesat Court at St, ¥" soters

PLANE FALLS; ONE KILLED   Machiniet’e Mate Dies and Three Oth. Are Injured When Seaplane Fails Into Pensacola Bay.

AIRPLANE FALLS; ONE DEAD   Naval Machinist’s Mate Killed and Three Others Injured at Pen*  sgacola, Fla. :

CLOSE OF CONVENTION.   State Gathering, Knights of Columbus, Largest in History of Bradford.

SUIT AGAINST TRACTION LINE   Henry Michacl, of Kokomo, Want Damages in the Sunr of $20,600.

Henry ‘Michael, -of Kokomo, Want:  “Damages in the Sum ch$20,000. _

MRS. SOPHIE POEHLER  DEAD IN CALIFORNIA   END TO, WIDOW OF FOUNDET OF POEHLER MERCANTILE COMPANY   Was for Many Years a Residen Here and, One of Town’s PromSa ipgt: MNT gine iy

MRS. SOPHIE POEHLER DEAD IN CALIFORNIA   END TO WIDOW OF FOUNDER OF POEHLER MERCANTILE COMPANY      Was for Many Years a Resident Here and One of Town’s Prominent Women

WORKINGMEN IN ENGLAND BAR AMMUNITION TO POLES   Czechs Also Hinder Shipments, and Now Harried Army Appeals to Conference at Spa for Assistance.

STEADY ADVANCE OF BOLSHEVIK FORCES POLISH GOVERNMENT FLIGH   Marshal Foch Declares That Situation Is Not Desperate As Yet and Poles Can Still Make Stand

NEW COMET.   Reported — Discuvery by Spanish Astronomer Arouses Interest.

HENDERSON ASKS INVESTIGATION OF IRISH REPRISALS   Former Labor Member of Cabi “net Precipitates Debate in Commons —

MAY NEGOTIATE ENGLISH STRIKE   Both Government Officials and Miners Are Ready to State Proposals.   RAIL’ WORKERS TO QUIT

_DEMANDS PROBE. OF IRISH SITUATION   Henderson Precipitates ~ Debate in Commons.

LODGES WILL ATTEND SERVICE   SECRET ORDERS TO BE KEPRE. SENTED A'T WAR MEMORIAL MEETING SUNDAY   PROGRAM 1 :ANNOUNGED

* VET ORDERS TO BE REPRE: SENTED AT WAR MEMORIAL MEETING SUNDAY   PROGRAM ‘1S {ANNOUNCED

BOMB WARNING RECEIVED   National Capitel and Congressional Library Are Put Under Poxtra  Weasv Guard,

TOWN WITHOUT PHYSICIAN   East Berlin Physicians Break Down From Overwork.

Citas ARE WHAT THE EMMETSBURG DEMOCRAT THINKS ABOUT THE AVERAGE CARNIVAL

FRENCH GELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY FIRST IN SIX YEARS   Thousands Of American Flags Fly With the Tri-Color.

FRENCH CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE OA)   Elaborate Ceremonies Mari the Occasion and Great Military Parade is Made.

SUPREME COUNCIL ENDS TASK      Gonference of Ambassadors to Takt Over Part of Work on Monday, January 26.

DIPLOMATS GEI POWER TO CARRY OUT PEACE PACT   Supreme Council Ad  journs Without An  Agreement On The Fiume Problem.

CONFERENCE OF AMBASSADORS St! FOR JANUARY 26   Will Take Up Part cf the Work of Supreme Council, Which Adjourned Last Night.

TASK TO THE AMBASSADORS   Supreme Counc’! Ends Work and Transfers Duties to Others.

NEW CONFERENCE OF ALLY ENVOYS DUE JANUARY 26   Date Set by Supreme Council, ' Whose Duties Will Then Be Given to Diplomats.

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE MET   ana Organised For Ensning Tw “* Years, Fred’8. Robinson, Chairmau, Walter Beall, Secretary _

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE MET   And’ Organized Por Ensaing Two Years, . Fred 8. Robinaon, Chair. man, Walter Beall, Secretary

BRAZIL ANO ARGENTINA -WIDEN TRADE BALANCE   South Americans Increase Ex. ports to United States; Reduce Imports

INCREASE EXPORT TOU, 8. IN APRIL   Imports From Chile, Uruguay Show a Decided Decline During that Time

ENTERTAINS NC TERRITORIAL AM BITIONS IN SIBERIA   According to Proclamation Issued by Japanese Commander at Vladivostok.

General O1 nt Vindivostek Declares Nippon Hes No Siberian Terrianeinl Ami

SLAURENS GIVEN FHEEDUM   All “Conscientious” Objectors imprisoned During the War Have Been Releated, Says Baker.

LL OF THE WAR  ~ OBJECTORS FREED ANNOUNCES BAKER   Sentences are Cut to Normal Peace Time Penalties Says War CGacretaryv

LIBERTY FOR THE SLACKERS   411 Conseientious Army Objectors Imprisoned During the War Seeare Their Release.

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS ARE ALL RELEASEI   Thirty-three Men Who Refus ed to do Work in the Army Given Liberty.

_ RELEASE OF ALL. ARMY OBJECTORS   FINAL CONTINGENT OF “CON _CHIES™ ‘DISCHARGED FROM : CUSTODY IN RECENT ORDER

BAKER GIVES FREEDOM T0 ALL ~ ARMY KICKERS   Aunounces That ‘All Conscien“tious Objectors Have Been Released.   SOME IN FOR TWO YEARS   Last Discharged Were in Gang Who Wouldn't Work — While Confined.

HARDING GUEST OF HAYES’ SON   G. O. P. Nominee Makes 2 Speech Today at Memorial Dedication.

TARDING MAKES (O-MiLE MoiUH TRIP 10 SPEAK   Delivers Address at Unveiling Of Memorial at Freemont  Tells Audience Patriotism Of American Soldiers Shining Example,

JARDING TALKS AT DEDICATION         femorial Tablet Dedicated tc Soldiers Who Lost Their Lives in World War.

SENATOR HARDING LEAVESHIS__ -HOME TO DEDICATE.-MEMORIAL   Motors. With Wife-to- Fremont, Ohio, and is Met By Son of President Hayes; Ignores Politics and Praises p the American Soldiers. :

MEMORIAL — ~ TABLET TO SOLDIERS   WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN. THE WAR IS UN. VEILED. .   Senator Harding Praised Heroism of American Expetionary Forces — Did  _ Not Touch on Politics i in Addawrace

HARDING AT FREMONT, 0   SFEAKS AT DEDICATION OF ME MORIAT: TO WORLD WAR SOLDIER DEAD.

HEROES PRAISED BY HARDING   G. O. P. Head Attended Dedication of Memorial to Soldiers

NEW ENGLAND NEEDS. COAL IMMEDIATELY   Governor Coolidge and Othe State Executives Moct Re warding Fuel Situation.

Means of Relieving Gas Shortage Discussed Ry Gas Congress at Washington,

SOLDIERS ESTABLISH CAMP.   Detachments Are Sent to Foor seine  Clannty Painec.

ULDIERS REGULAR ARMY PUGH CAMP NEAR WILLIAMSON   Detachments of Infantry Sent to Three Other Towns in Mingo County.   ONLY ONE DISTURBANCE OCCURS IN STRIKE REGION      Number of Mines Resume Operations and Preparations Beimg Made to Reopen Others That Have Been Idle Since Tie-Up Began.

SOLDIERS ARRIVE IN COAL STRIKE RECIO   Establish Camp and Prepare to Police District; State Troops Withdraw

LABOR, PROHIBITION AND IRISH PRINCIPAT, Topics   Disagreement Over These Subjects * Shown Among the Big Party Leaders.   WILL FINISH LATE TopAY   Real Fight Expected After Sub. Committee Makes Report; Bryan to Act Later.

WHEAT FUTURES DECANE.   Low Levels Not Reached Since War Time Vrtcen Were BP ixwed.

PRICES FADE AWAY  IN WHEAT FUTURES   Decknes of Ten to Tweive Cents 2 Bushel Are Reported from Principal Western Markets

$I 95 IS CLOSE ~ FOR FUTURES   Corn and Oats Scrape New Bottoms Equalling 1916 Quotations   NEW FLOUR QUOTATIONS SHOW DECLINE OF SIXTY CENTS A BARREL.

WHEAT till3 LOWEST  FOUR YEARS   Steady Drop in Price o ‘Country’s Basic Grain, Flour and Sugar  Still Falling. °

BiG SLUMP IN GRAIN PRICES   WHEAT TAKES A HORIZONTAL HEADER AT CHIC 4G0.   BELOW THE TWO DOLLAR MARK   CeRN AND OATS FOLLOW IN PRUNOUNCED DECLINES.   Leek of Expert Demand and Free Ceseadiazn Offerings Given as Kxplanation — Fleer Ou Dewnward Trend.

ORDERS SHOW OF CAUSE AGAINST PEACE MEASURI   Court Takes Favorable Actiox on Chicago Lawyer's Petition for Mandamus

1 OHOW CAUSE Why PEACE HOT PROGLAIME!   DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT ORDERS SECRETARY COLBY TO ANSWER MANDAMUS PRTITION PILED BY CHICAGO LAWYVER— PEITIONER ALLEGES VETO NOT . Ara

ADMIRAL FOUND DEAD      Retired Naval Officer Succumbs To Heart Failure.

REAR ADMIRAL HOWARD DIES VERY SUDDENLY   Found Unconeioug in Bath Tut Having Been Stricken b: Heart Attack.

ADMIRAL HOWARD. DEAD.   Succumbed. Suddenly at. His- Home. ! Annapolis Teday.-

REAR ADMIRAL HOWARD   y Died Teday at His Appartments fn Annapolis.

MURDER TRIAL CHICAGO NEGRO NEARING ENE   Trisiogy of Lawyers Defend Re pute of Policeman on ‘ Trial

HELD FAILS 10. SCORE IN. FORT. BRAGG DEBATE   Evades Real ‘Issues In “An Attempt To Rouse Class Prejudice.

D FAILS 7 SCORE IN -FORT BRAGG DEBATE   Evades Real Issues In An Attempt To Rouse Class Prejudice.

TESTING STRENGTH WITH THE ICHABODS   NEITHER TEAM: SCORED IN FIRST QUARTER ON MCCOOK FIELD   K. U. FUMBLES BADLY   Both Teams Went Into the Con. test. Backed by Swarm of Confident Rooters   Aerial Stunts Are New Featur to Entertain Crowds Preced-  ing the Game

NEITHER TEAM!.SCORED 13 FIRST QUARTER ON MC-. COOK ‘FIELD:   K. U. FUMBLES: BADLY   Aerial! Stants Are New Feature to Entertain Crowds Preced- ‘ ing the Game

LEHIGH VALLEY WRECK   Early Reports Indicate a Nur.  Ler Were Killed

Plans Being Prepared for Handling Big Grain Movement in the Wes!

GRAIN MOVEMENT WILL BE ASSURED   New Plan Mapped on Suggestior of lowa Governor.   MUST HANDLE GREAT CROP   Commerce Commission and Railway Officiais Figure on Utilizing Great Lakes to Relieve Pressure Between Chicago and Buffalo.

Governor Harding of towa Contends That the Troubie With Country’s Transportation ts Conges-. tion Between Chicago and Buffalo.

INSURE GRAIN MOVEMENT ON GREAT LAKES   Commission Heeds Suggestions of Gov. Hard ing of lowa.

MAP NEW PLA ~ TO MOVE GRAIN   Commerce Commission and Railways Figure on Handling Big Crops.   GREAT LAKES 10 BE USED   Governor Harding of lowa Contends That the Trouble With Country’s Transportation ts Congestion Between Chicago and Ruffalo.

Northwestern Rail Commission. ers and Shippers Urge Relief Action

NEW CABINET MEMBER MAY ~ ALTERPOLICY   REPORT SAYS -COLBY “FAVORS LENIENT COURSE. WITH RUSSIAN. SOVIETS:

COLBY TAKES SEAT IN CABINET   Confirmation of New Secretary of State Delayed in Senate   Clean-up in State Department Will Start in Short Time

YORK FARM CROPS HAVE HIGH RATING   County Stands Second in State in Wheat, Corn, Tobacco end Hay Yields—Lancastef Tops List.

MISS KATHERINE BURKE ———-GANNOT BE GANDIDATI   FOR LEGISLATURE ON DEMO CRATIC TICKET AS JOHN C MILLS AND MAX J. MOORI FAILED IN EPFORT TO WITH. oer at

WOMAN OFFICE SEERER.   4 _ —_ Notified That She Could Not Cerdfy as  ; Candidate.

WOMAN OFFICE SEEKER.   Notified That She Could Not Certify as Candidate.

PEM fa WILL bUNCLUDE RUKA  ONOPUTE TODAY   Settlement of Italian-JugoSlav Territorial Controversy Is Forecast   WILSON’S COMPROMISE LIKELY TO BE BASIS   NITTI SAYS ALLIES ARE IN AC. CORD ON ENFORCEMENT OF DISARMAMENT CLAUSES OF TREATY,

ADRIATIC QUESTIONIS . SETTLED BY PREMIER:   Greece Gets Most Valuable Conces slon Yet Given Any Power In Turkish Partition,

WHITE. HOUSE GHOSTS FRIGHTEN WIFE IS ONE OF REASONS WHY McADOO SHIES AT NOMINATION

M’ADOO REALLY OUT OF IT.   Wark Sellivan Believes Declinatio in Good Faith. Ry Wark Sulilvan.

NO SUBTLETY SEEN IN REFUSAL OF MIR. MADOC 10 ACCEPT   Convention Crowd at ’Frisco Is of  Opinion McAdoo Is Very  GQincrere   HIS WIFE’S INFLUENCE?   Decision to Withdraw May Have Resulted from Influence  of Mrs. McAdoo.

PENNTLVANIAWILL ~~ REVISE STATE LAN   Commission on Constitutional Amendment Takes Recess Until April.   MANY CHANGES ARE DUE

COMMISSION HAS TAKEN REGESS TILL NEXT APRIL      PLOPLE WHO HAVE SUGGESs. TIONS TO MAKE REGARDING STATE CONSTITUTION WILL BE HEARD NEXT MONTH.

SUPREME OUR TOAGT APRIL 1d ON PROHIBITION   Recess Is Announced Until That Date and Final Decision Expected Then

DRYLAWDECISIO EXPECTED APR. 19   NEW JERSEY CASE ARGUED TODAY—CASES ADVANCED AND RECESS TAKEN.

DRY LAW APRIL I      MINAL DECISION OF  CONSTITU TIOXALITY OF LAW COMING SOON—SEVEGAL CASES ADVASCHED

GERMAN DISARMAMENT PLAN — MADE MORE DELICATE WITH ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIANS   Proposals Are Laid Before Allied States men at Spa; Japanese Officers Pay . ‘Mysterious Visit to Teutons

Late. Foes Will Make Conces sions Upon Disarmament, According To Chaneellor   EXPECT AGREEMENT ON ALL QUESTIONS   Leaders Said ‘To Be teady Tea Waive July 10 As Date For Reducing Army:

Six Divisions Completely Destroyed and Others Badly Shattered in One Week’s Offensive by Warsaw Defenders.   ESCAPE OF BOLSHEVIKI AT SOLDAU iS COMPLETELY CUT OFE

SECRETARY “or doar lor TOR'S ASSOCTATION IN bit ED BY FEDERAL JURY,

INDICTED COAL MAN GIVES UP.   First of 125 Accused of Conspiracy Surrenders—Others Expected to Follow.

NEW DESIGN TEACHER   Rosem: ary Ketcham Will: Come to —U. From Syracuse

GOVERNOR WILL DEMAND AN “IMPARTIAL” TRIAL   State May Send Special Prosecutor Yo See That Sympathy Doesn't  Kintar Cacea.

SCORES CLARA SMITH   Oklahoma Governor Savs Hamon Girl Should Go io Prison.   Sees Too Much “Horse Play,” and Di rects Attorney General to Prosecute Her.

CLARA B. SMITH IS BITTERLY SCOREI   Okiahoma Governor Says Hamor Girl Should Go to Prison.   Sees Too Much “Horse Piay,” and Di. rects Attorney General to Prose cute Her,

CLARA SMITH SCORED   GOVERNOR OF OKLAHOMA HAS SOMETHING TO SAY.   Declares Hamon Girl Should Go t Prison, and Directs She Be Prosecuted,

GOV. ROBERTSON TAKES HAND IN ARDITORE CASE   Executive Convinced There Has Been Van Much Horse Plas’ in Affair.   COURT APPOINTEES NOV SATISFACTORY

STATE TO JOIN IN PROSECUTION OF CLARA SMITH HAMON   GOVERNOR ROBERTSON SAYS TOO MUCH HORSE PLAY HAS BEEN EVIDENCED JIN PREPARA-' TION FOR, PROSECUTION

CLARA BARTON SMITH SOUGHT REFUGE _IN CHIHUAHUA CITY.  GIVES UP TO SHERIFF   Was Met at Juarez by a Relative, Ardmore Sheriff and Her Attorneys.   Broken in Health Her Father Says—Sheriff Says Sympathy Is With Woman.

IRECOVER FLOOD VICTIMS   Fifty Lives Lost When River in England Overflows.

et CASUALTIES IN OVERFLOW,      100) Persons Rendered Homeless When Stream Gets Out of Banks.

Bank: Emuploye’s ‘SI Catypaig ‘Mans               Brightens Hoa      “Attiok ‘Nainaatti

PACKING CO. -—— TRIAT, STARTS   Officers of Associated Finance Co. on ‘Friant in Des Moines Today

PROPPPEER FINED $51,000,   New York Clathhue Company Found Cadtty In U.S. Cater, hen

To Erect New Buildings; Will Bottle Water For Medicinal Purnoses

“tS ~~ PROPERTIES      To Erect New’ Buildings; _ Will Bottle Water’ For” Medicinal Pur-“nocac ~

MANY PROBLEMS FACE DELEGATES IN CONVENTION   MUST RATIFY RULES AGREET TPON BY THE CONVENTION COMMITTEE      AN Comnittees Have Completes Their Reports With the Excep.  n of the Resolution—  uilding Platform.

SENATOR ROBINGON GOT CHAIRMANSHIP   ARKANSAN WILL HRAD THE ‘NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC  CONVENTION.   Debate on the Floor Limited to Thirty Minutes to Each Speaker on Each Subject By the Committee.

SELECTION CF JURY   Engages Attention in Prepara tion for Newberry Trial.

TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE  een,  ind é¢ha Daw at. nan im ¢ho New  Filled the Box at- Noon in the Newberry Trial   If Panel Ie Accepted the First Witness May Be Calied at Once.

NEWBERRY JURY BOX IS FILLED; CHALLENGES:.ON   DEFENSE CAN DISMISS. TEN PER. EMPTORILY AND GOYERNMENT SIX

BANDITS HOLD TWO AMERICANS   Joseph Williams ts Taken tc Mexican Mountains and Held for Ransom.   HOOVER KOT MEMBER OF ANY POLITIGAL PART   Nevertheless He Is Willing and Ready toe Accept  Presidency.

HOOVER MAKES POLITICS KNOWK   Tells Friends He Is an ‘‘Indepen, dent Progressive’' at the Present Time.   BEFORE THE WAR WAS PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN   His Backors for Presidential Nom ination, Claiming Once a Repub lican Always One,Renew Effort to Land Him In White House,

NATION'S CALL WOULD GET HIM INTO BIG RACE.   Says Citizens Should Be eady To Heed  Nation's Call

Hoover Again Says He Is Not Party Membe:   Former World feed Controller Adnuts He Was Once a Republican But is Now an Non-Partisan ois Not Seelting, Or ry Legege

HERBERY HOOVER AWAITS ‘DRAFT’ FOR PRESIDENCY   Refuses to. Align Himself With Any Party to Seek Nomination.   HOWEVER, WORLD FOOD CONTROLLER IS WILLING   Republicans From West Say “Once Republican, Alwavs Repnubliean,”

HOOVER AN ANDEPENDENT. ~ PROGRESSIVE   DEPINITERY DECIMED NOT te ALEEN HIMSELF WETH ANY. POLITICAL PABTY —:      A PROGRESSIVE REPT RLCAN BEFORE THE WAR: NON. PARTISAN SINCE WAR

HOOVER (S NOT SEEKING PUBLIG DEFIGE JUST NOW   ‘Former World Food Controller's AmDiticen Is to Remain a Common Citizen.

EXERIMENT WITH SOIL   Farmers Will Renew Nitrogen by Planting Legumes

SIX HUNDRED WOUNDED SOLDIERS MURDERED BY + RED AUSS IN COLD BLOOD

MORE THAN MILLION MINERS . WILL QUIT WORK SATURDAY: ~~ IN FIGHT FOR BETTER WAGE:   Robert Smillie, Leader.of Union, Declares Workers Must Fight - - Until Bitter End

BERLIN NO LONGER MAGNET   City's Travel Bureau Urges Need of Desirable Visitors at German Capital.

BFLIEVED INSIGHT   Rrotherhood_-Heads.Insist Strike Has Been Definitely Broken   MORE MEN BACK

18 TAKEN TU ANOWEH TOR WIE TIE-UP   LEVER ACT WILL BE* FOUNDATION OF PROSECUTION   Warrants Issued Under Washington Orders; More Sought. ,

Railroad Passenger  Seryiew Greadually Coming Back to Noman Preighe Service Being Resumed,

SECRETARY OF SWITCHMEN’S ORGANIZATION DECLARES WORKERS APPROVE STRIKE

LITTLE CHANGE IN STRIKE SITUATION   Fassenger Ser.éce Gradually Restored in West, But is Crippled in the East.    W. W. INFLUENCE ALLEGED   Organized Labor Leaders Think Strikers Wil} Return When Truth is Revealed.

PRESCRIBES READING TO / ALLAY INDUSTRIAL ILLES   American ‘Idbrary ry Association tw En courage Extension of Service Among the Workers

= gotten, — ak  Tro EXTEND LIRRARY SERVICE FOR TAMISPTRIATL WORKERS

COLORED PEOPLE ASK   ‘andidate Cox How He Stands’ c Proposed Lynching Legislation.

SOVIET TROOPS HOLDMEETINGS CE MANT PEACE   VARIOUS REPORTS INDICATE JHE BOLSHEVIK ARMIES ARE CRUMBLING.   COX QUESTIONED AS TOXLYNCHING LAW.

BARRY PLEADS GUILTY — IN BRITISH COURT   To Bringing in From America Arms, Ammu nition and Letters to Sinn Fein Chiefs

TO MAKE RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Bailey’s Campaign Man. ager Makes a Broad Statement

UHARGEa FAAUD  AND GOURRUP TON IN CONVENTIONS   BAILEY’S CAMPAIGN MANAGER SAYS FORMER SENATOR WILL STAY IN THE RACE,

THREE WEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION IN OHI   Cause of Blast at Jackson, 0., Ha: Not Yet Been Determined— Furnace Gives Way.

EXPLOSION KILLS THREE WORKMEN   Six Others Are Injured In Furnace Blast At Jackson, O.

BURNED IN HOT IRON      Threa Dead and Six Injured by’ Blast: of Furnace ey

EXPLOSION KILLS THREE   Cause of the Blast at Jackson, @.. Steel Plant Ie Undeter-

CONGRESSIONAL FIG W1 BETWEEN LINTHICUM DEMOCRAT AND ATWOOL MUST AWAIT OFFICIAL CANVASS TODAY.   REPRISALS FOR KILLING ‘OF POLICE CARRIED OU’   Tlouses and Business Premises Burned by Uniformed Men Who tnuvade Ireland Town.

11 Motor Lorries Filled With Uniformed Men Invade Granard, Co. Longford   Rifles Fired’) Into Houses— Dozen Places . Including Market House Burned

REPRISALS VISITED DN ARISH TREN   Eleven Lorries Filled With Uniformed Men Fire Rifle Shots Into ~ Houses.

JURY - PERSONNEL ANNOUNCED TODA\            pod 2h Bite) Sedat  pa ficn Who: Serve ‘or. Potit say “At November Torm Of District Court °"S@lected.. Term Opens Nov. 29.

JURY PERSONNEL _ ANNOUNCED FRIDAY   Men Who Serve On Petit Jury Ai  November Term Of District Court  Selected. Term Opens November 29 in Atlantic.

TODAY DECIDES POLITICAL FATE OF CUMMINS   State-Wide Primary Being Held Throughout Iowa Today.   CONVENTION TO DECIDE MANY OF CONTESTS   Interest in Gubernatorial and Senatorial Races Widespread.

UNION RAU.HEADS — MEET ON STRIKE   Will Confoy With Labor Boards Kastorn Switehmen Vote to Go Out Touserenw,

WILSON 1S BLAMED FOR DELAYED ACTION   That Is Held Responsible for Trouble Now Threatening  in Railway Cirrlec

J. 0, FOnt 10 GLEAN  UP INU NIN TY   Illicit Whiskey Trade In Mining District Due for Knock-Out   FEDERAL OFFICERS WILL QUELL ‘REVOLT’   “Liquor Rebellion” Follows Raid and Confiscation  of Wine

MAY SEND TROOPS T0 IRON COUNTY “TO QUELL RiOTS   PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT OFKFICER AND STAFF WILL TAKE CONTROL OF SITUATION   DECLARE RAIDS ILLEGAL   State Picsecutcr Arrests Federal Officer Who Raids Wire Cellar and Open Revolt is Result — Ask the Attorney General's Aid

IRON COUNTY OFFICIAL TO ASK PROBE   Agent Had No Credentials; Says Law Ex forced

TO INVESTIGATE FAKE STORIES   County Attorney Declares Stories of Revolt Against Liquor Enforcement _   WERE FAKE STORIES   Said that a Man Posed as a Government“Agent and , Confiseated Wines

PROHIBITION OFFICIAL ANTI BAND WILL LEAVE CHICAGO TONIGHT.   Will Go Into the “Rebellion” District and Stop the Wicit Traffic in ” Whisky, He Announced Tr wlay_

SOCIALISTS CITE PARTY LEGITIMACY   ‘Declare Evidence in New York As sembly Case Will Establish Constitutionality.

RAND SCHOOL SOCIALISTS TO RAISE DEFENSE FUND   Will Start Four-Day Drive to Get $20,000 for Ousted New York Asscmbilvmen.

CUT OUT DISCOUNTS   To Retailers for Benefit of Consumers is Plan

A GHANGE: N OTAND, ADRIATIG OPH TE   Franco-British Reply Denies . Accusations Against Italy   OBLIGED TO OBSERVE TERMS OF ULTIMATUM   Jugo-Slavia Must Accept Solution, or Pact of London

CRISIS INVOLVES ADRIATIC   U.S. Sea Now Withdraw From European Affairs   PRESIDENT SENDS DEFT

ALLIES UNGHANGED IN ADRIATIC. ATTITUDE   WILSON AGAINST PLAN   LONDON REPORT SAYS REPLY TC PRESIDENT WILL DECLARE ULTIMATUM MUST BE CAR. RIED OUT—AMERICAN WITH. DRAWAL THREATENED

ALLIES REFUSE TO HEED PRESIDENT ON ADRIATIC PROPOGHL   Declare They Are Obliged tc  Carry Out the Ultimatum To Jugo-Slavia.   MUST’ ACCEPT. SOLUTION   Otherwise France and Britain Will Support Italy in Pact af London.

WILSON’S NOTE WAS ANSWERED. THIS MORNING   Franco-British Reply to Threat to Withdraw Support Is Received Quickly.

FLAT REFUSAL OF WILOUN'S OFFER   France and Great Britain Tell Wilson Jugo Slavia Must Accept Their Solution.   TO ENFORCE PACT OF LONDON

French. Press Accuses Wilson of Meddling in Problems of Which He Has No Knowledge

FHANGO-BRITAIN REPLY ONTO OLAY TANGLE WILL Be SETTLED AS PLANNED   America’s Consent Will Not Be Asked in Threshing Out Adriatic Dispute Between Italy and Jugo-Slavia

TWO OFFICERS ARE -KILLED   Camp Pike Automobile Plunges Filey Feet Prom Bridge Whit  Baws +e.

AERIAL MAIL PILOT MISSING   Fails te Arrive at Cheyenne On Trf® Frem Salt Lake City.

EXCLUSION OF JAPS_ IS PLEDGED BY C@x   Nominee Sides With Californians or Oriental Problem—Thousands Ilear G. Oo. P. Arraigned.

~_ HARDING CHOICI      EXPOUNDS PARTY DOCTRINE 1D - THE AUDITORIUM IN: WHICH -HE RECEIVED THE NOMINATION

COX TALKS TO THOUSANDS AT CALIFORNIA MEETINGS   Speaking From Stage Where His Nomination for Presidency Was Announced, Candidate Arraigns Choice of His Opponent as Selection of Reactionary Group   VISITS HOME OF SEN. JOHNSON

HARDING CHOIGE UF REAGTIONARY BROUP, SAYS COX   Declares Republican Candidate Changed Front on Japanese Question.

3overnor Favors Federal Government and State Aid to Exclude From U. S. the Obiectionable Race,   “CORRUPTION FUND” CHARGES REITERATED   League of Nations, Progressivism and Non-Partisanship Also Preached By the Nominee at San Francisco

JAPANESE QUESTION IS DISCUSSED BY GOV. COX   Declares Before Great San Fran: cisco Audience That CoOperation Is Needed.

GOV. COX PRAISES HIAAM JOHNSON AS OUTSPOKEN FOE   Delivers Address From Auditorium Stage Where Nomination Was Announced.   SAYS SENATOR HARDING HAS CHAMELEON POLICY   Denounces Chicago Convention Proceedings, Declaring Small Group of Men Made Republican Nomination and Have Been Custodians Candidate.

COX SAYS HARDING IS CHOICE OF THE BOSSES   Democratic Nominee Speaks in Au ditorium Where He Was Nomin ated Last July.

COX CARRYS FIGHT THROUGH CALIFORNIE   SPEAKS FROM AUDITORIUM PLAT FORM AT FRISCO. WHERE HE WAS NOMINATED   HARDING AND BIG BIZ   Democratic Standard ‘Bearer Agair Flays Group Which He Says Rules G. O. P.

BUSD BARNES 15 CROOKED LINK’ COX BEGLARES   MAKES STRONG BID FOR CALI FORNIA WITH JOHNSON PRAISE

¢. 0. P. CAMPAIGN FARCE SAYS COX   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SAYS REPUBLICANS ARE TRYING TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC

Address San Francisco Auri: ence at Auditorium, Where He Received  the Nomination.

VOTE FOR BRUNTON FOR SHER.  IFF FOR FIRST TERM. 6§-4-d1-ady   NEW DODGE TOURING CARS FOR  COUNTY DRIVES. PHONE 388. 6-3-tf-adv   NOTICE!

Swi TCHMEN TO RE TURN.   Chicago  T,eader Says 19,000. Men Will Go to Work if Seniority  Rights are Restored, eBags OS Be Sie

STRIKERS READY 1 RETURN 10 WORK   But Only if Their Seniority Right: Are Assured by the Railroads.

Rail Sirikers Demand Return To Seniority   Chicago Switechmen Willing t Go Back Only on This Condition.

19,000 SWITCHMEN READY TO RETURN DECLARES GRUNAU   ONLY PROVISION IS RES. TORATION OF SENIOR. ITY RIGHTS.   HEAD OF “OUTLAW”   UNION TO BE TRIED   He and 41 Other Officers Are arraigned om Charges of Conspiracy Te Vielate Lever Art.

CHICAGO R. R. MEN READY TO RESUME WORK   SWITCHMEN WHO ARE WITH GRUNAU ASK FOR. SENIORITY: RIGHTS.

SHITCAMEN ARE READY TO RETURN   JOHN GRUNAU SAYS STRIKERS DESIRE SENIORITY RIGHTS RESTORED.

CHICAGO MEN HUMBLE   Switchmen Will Return if Seniority is Recognized,

19,000 SWITCHMEN READY TO 0 AG   All They Ask is Seniority Rights and Positions, Says Granau.   COTTON WORKERS STRIKE

~~ NEN AND WI   Several People Killed aad Many. Oth ~ . ere Injured as Marines Leave the City   AOLNeRS. HOOTED AS “ PREV LEAVE cITy   Rumor Current that Leader, of  "Mon: uy arehist Military Forces Had * ". Commitied Suicide

SUICIDE REPORTED,   Von. Kapp's Companion In Revolutian Takes Own Lige. -

HEVOLT cl OLATO oELF, DACP ORI   German Capital Returning to Normal Conditions,  Is Indicated

FIGHTING IN GERMAN IN GERMANY CONTINUES "GENERAL VON LUETTWITZ SUICIDES   MANY MORE ARE KILLED. IN BERLIN’ WHEN MACHINE GUN FIRE SWEEPS STREETS—DR. VON KAPP HAS FLED. FROM BERLIN— DANGER THREATENS NATION FEOM THE SOVIET MOVEMENT NOW ON FOOT. “x   Fieree Fichting in Berlin

VON LUETTWITZ ENDS HIS LIFE   Military Leader of Germany’s Reactionary Revolt Said To Have Killed Self.   HE HAD ESCAPED ARREST

ON LEUTIWEZ KILLS HIMISEL   ihitary Lender of } Monarchist Reve lution Ends His Life, Berlin  if Payigr Says.

HCVOLT HEAL OLAYO oELF, OHEPORT   serman Capital Returnin; to Normal Conditions,  Is Indicated

ONLY 3 COUNTIES PAY LIVING WAGES   SALARY OF TEACHERS AS LOW AS $262 PER WEEK.   Report of Conditions in Missouri Submitted to Meeting in St. Louis turd:

GET “LIVING WAGE IN BUT 3 COUNTIES   SALARIES OF TEACHERS AS LOW AS $4.62 PER WEEh.   RURAL AVERAGED IS LOW   Questionnaire Sent to County Super intendents Brings Exact Statisties  from all over State.

MAY REMOVE TRAINS ON  MANY Onl0 RAI RAANS   Columbus Seriously Affected By Walk-Out of Yardmen   Saturday.  ‘Only Perishables and Live Ctork Will he Handled For

MAYRENIOVE TRAINS ON MANY Oni RAILROADS   Columbus Seriously Affected By Walk-Out of Yardmen Saturday.   Only Perishables and = Live Stock Will be Handled For  Pracant

FRANCE IN DRASTIC ACTION   Orders the Dissolution of the Confederation of Labor, Due to Revolutlonary Steike.

ATTORNEYS ENGAGE AN OPEN WARFARE   Bitterness Crops Out in New berry Trial During CrossExamination of Edward Rip ley, Federal Investigator.

GOVERNMENT AND DEFENSE CLASH IN NEWBERRY TRIAL           First Open Warfa: : Before Attorneys  Breaks Out 

NEWBERRY GAot HAD OOME oP ICE IN VERBAL CLASH   Martin Littleton Takes Ex. ception to Remark of Judge Sessions.   The Two Gaze at Each Other With Faces as Red as Fire.

JUDGE CLASHES WITH DEFENSE DURING TRIAL   Open Warfare Between Attor nies in Newherry Election Hearing

ATTORNEYS AT ODDS.   Open Warfare Between Law yers Develops During Newberry Election Trial.

CASE OF DR. SCHOTT OF LOUIS, VILLE EXAMINED TODAY.   Prosecutor to Ask Indictment For the Murder of Doctor's Ontice Assistant.

ON VERY-THIN ICE         HE TIPTON: T AXD WATER - PLANT: NExi@borron OF BIN.      Less Than Week's ‘Supply is Actually on’ Hands.

UN VERY THIN ICE   THE TIPTON 3° «HT AND WATER PLANT NEAg BOTTOM OF BIN.   Less Than Week's Supply is Actually on Hands.

ALTER GONOTITUTION   STATE TEACHERS WILL MEET IN DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,   DuShane, of Columbus, Elected President of State Association.

ALTER CONSTITUTION       ff TEACHERS WILDL STEET IN DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.   DuShane, of Columbus, Elected Pres ident of State, Association.

REED “QPPOSINEPAET   SENATOR GIVES’ IMPRESSION "HE AND HARDING AGREE . .QN SOME POINTS

HARDING AND REED ~ DISCUSS LEAGUE   [By Raymond Clapper, United ‘Press  Staf® Correspondent]

SENATOR REED FOR ASSOCIATION   Democratic Senator Says Harding Would Break Faith to Join League.

Senator Reed Declares Harding Will Break Faith if He Enters League Which Sets Up Superior Governing Body.

REED AGAING LEAGUE PLAN UF HARDING   Democrat Also Against War Referendum --Favors Council of Nations to Prevent War.

GENERAL IDEAS UN WORLD PLAN ARE GATHERING      Harding Receives Views of Best Minds in the Conferences

POPULATION OF U. S. HELD 105,768,196   ESTIMATED INCREASE OF 13,795, ‘S40 SMALLEST IN HISTORY PMWIGRATION GREATEST ON RECORD

Census Bureau Experts at Washington Call Gain 15 » Per Cent.   M0 RACE SUICIDE, THEY SAY   #igures Do Not Apply to Outlying Possessions, and Comparatively Small increase Is Oue Emi. gration During the War.

U, §, POPULATION OVER 105 MILLION   Census Bureau Experts at Washington Call Gain 15 _ Per Cent.   NO RACE SUICIDE, THEY SAY   Figures Do Not Apply to Outlying Possessions, ano Comparatively Small increase Is Due Emiaration During the War.

OVER 100,000,000 PERSONS .IN Uo   Gain Called 15 Per Cent by Census Bureau Experts.   Outlying Possessions Are Not Included  in the Estimate—Final and Definite Figures Not Expected for  Several Months. 

LABOR OPENS WAR ON FOES   Samuel Gompers Issues th Creed: Hostile Candidates on Blacklist.   UNITED EFFORT CALLED FOR   One of the First Evils to Be Attacked Is the High Cost as Factor Contributing Most to Industrial Unrest.

GOMPERS loalka GREED OF LAGU   A. F. of &. Opens War on Foes it Politics.   CALLS FOR UNITED EFFORT   Hostile Candidates Are on Biacklist— One of the First Evils to Be At. tacked Is the High Cost of Living.

GOMPERS OUTLINES POLITICAL AIMS OF UNION LABOR   President of Associated Trad Bodies Makes Public the Plat form fer Coming Campaign.   BLACKLIST 18 COMPILED   All Candidates Who Are Indif ferent or Opposed to Asp'r tions of Labor on List,   TO ATTACK H. C. OF L.   No Factor, He Says, Contributes More to Industria! Unrest Than Inflated Prices.

LABOR OPENS — WAR ON FOES   Samuel Gompers Issues the Cretd; Hostile Candidates on Blacklist.   One of the First Evils to Be Attacked Is the High Cost as Factor Contributing Most to Indus. trial Unrest.

WOMAN'S BODY 15 FOUND NEAR GRAVE OF HER SON   Bore Marks Of Vidlenaby Searck For Murderer.

SFARCH FOR MURDERER.   ‘Woman Found Strangied Beside Grave j of Soldier Son.

Care Kiume-er Strikers Wesleu.   WOMAN 1S FOUND MURDERED NEAR SOLDIER SON’S GRAVE

MODIFICATION OF “TEAMS:I5- URGED   British Legal Authorities Change At. titude Toward Surrender of German War Guilty.   FRENCH ARE “ASTOUNDED’

BRITISH URGE MODIFICATION OF DEMANDS      Viftual Reversal of Attitude Seen in Arguments Before Ambassadors.   DENY NEUTRAL COURT IS ASKED BY TEUTONS   Home Court. to Try War Guilty Is Suggestion of Germans,

BRUTAL MURDER. STARTLES K. ¢.   SOCIETY GIRL KILLED) AND HER ESCORT -WOUNDED.   EVEN THE EXCUSE OF RORBERY DOES NOT ENTER CASE,   The Pollee Have Virtually N: Clues Upon Which to Prosecate Search for the Criminals.

KANSAS CITY GIRL ~ SLAIN-FIANCE SHOT   Tragedy Occurs in Auto on Lonely Road.

BAFFLES POLICE   [DEATH OF FLORENCE BARTON AT KANSAS CITY LEAVES FEW: CLEWS   SLAIN ON LONELY ROAD

SHOT YOUNG WOMAN   Unknown Man Attacks Society Leader and Wounds Her Escort in  I awnene CMe

YOUNG SOCIETY GIRL MURDERED IN AUTO   Fiance Wounded By Unidentified Man On Lonely Road Near Kansas City.

SUGIETY WOMAN 3 SLAYER SOUGHT BY ALG. POLICE   Sleuths Have Few Clues te Identity of Man Who Killec Florence Barton, and Wound. ed Her Fiance.

POLICE PUZZLED BY MYSTERIOUS MURDEF   No Clues to Killing of Kansas OW) > Wornar in Motor Car Saturday Night.  ;   ASSAILANT IS: UNKNOWN   Miss. Florence Sarton ane Fianes Were on Lovely Road When Attacked,

MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF YOUNG SOCIETY WOMAN AND WOUNDING OF MAK   STRANGER ACCOSTED COUPLE ON COUNTRY ROAD NEAR KANSAS CITY SATURDAY.

YOUNG SOCIETY WOMAN SLAIN IN KANSAS CITY   Miss Florence Barton and _ Her Fiance Shot By Mysterious Stranger.   TRAGEDY OCCURRED ON LONELY ROAD   Couple Was Motoring Whe1 Fatal Shots Were Fired —Police Baffled.

HUNT ON FOR GIRL’S SLAYER   Police of Kansas City Have Few Clues in Barton Murceer—Fiance Was Wounded,

FEW GLUES TO KILLING   Young Society Woman of Evanston iB. Is Victim of Mysterious, ” * Shootine-

EVANSTON GIRL MURDERED; HER FIANCE WOUNDED   Authorities Have Faint Clue to Identity of Assassin.

BIG SLUMP IN STOCKS.   Market Suffers Another Sinking Spell iu New York. S

EASTERN STOCKS SHOW FALLING OFF TENDENCY   Speculative Issues Go Down and Rail. road Recedes Stightly. . Metals Off Three Points

ARMS FOR ARMENIAN REPUBLIC.   Recommendation Made That United States Furnish Sapplr.

THE ARMENIAN ARN   AMERICAN EQUIPMENT IX ARMS AND AMU NITION URGED.   Senate Committee Also flecom. mends U.S. Marines Be Landed,

WOULD SUPPLY ARMENIA ARM 70 FIGHT TURK   SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORS DO ING THIS AND PROTECTING THE RAILWAY.   Would Also Congratulate Revubli: On Ite Indenendence and Hove For Its Success.

WANTS U.S. ARMS TO AID ARMENIA   Senate Sub-Committee Makes Report After Investigating Near East Conditions.

PRMENTAN ARMY BY ANERIGAN AND WAGED IN SENATE   MARINES TO PROTECT UNETEED STATES ENTERESTS ES ALSO RECOMMENDED.

RECOMMENDS ARMS BE SENT ARMENIA   SENATE ALSO IS ADVISED TO DISPATCH MARINES TO PROTECT INTERESTS.

BODDYEAR ENTRY MAKES LANDING   World’s Champion Balloon Pilot Lands in Ohio— Fears Lake Trip.

APPEALS TO LINCOLN TRADITIONS IN SOUTH   Governor Coolidge Totirs Parts « Dixie in Campaign for Repu)lican Victory

COOLIDGE MAKES PLEA FOR G. 0. P.   Declares Its Principles Those of Lincoln.

IN GRIMM OF WOODWARD IS DEA   Was Father of Mrs. W. P. Cummings of Perry—Death Occurred Saturday Afternosa

JOHN GRIMM OF WOODWARD DIES AT HOME THERE   Had Been In Poor Health For Some Time; Member of M. E. Church and Masonic Lodge.

A SLUMP IN NEW YORK.   Cotton, Grain and : Pork Markets Wroke Violenit:.

Has Effect on  Foodstuffs—  Drop in’ Pork Prices Firs   _ Pronounced Break in. High Priced Provisions,

PRIGE CUTTING AGITATION STEADILY GAINS GROUND   SOTTON, SUGAR AND CORN OP. TIONS BREAK VIOLENTLY AND RETAIL SHOPS ADVERTISE CUTS OF 25 TO 10 PER CENT.

NATION-WIDE PRICE CUTTING AGITATION IS. GAINING GROUND   Pork Drops Marking First Pro nounced Break in High Priced Food.   LIBERTY BONDS SHOW MARKED IMPROVEMEN'1   Cotton, Sugar and Corn Also Show Violent Break—**Marked Down” Values Quoted.

BREAKS IN SUGAR, COTTON AND CORN   Attributed to Scaling Down of Credits by Banks   New York Stores Refuse to Buy From Jobbers at Present Prices

PAIGE BREAKS IN FOODS GIVE AEAL PROMISE   O THER HiGh COsT RFD. TICy SO LONG HOPED FORK SNDpD SO SLOW APPEARING.   Attributed In Part to Scaling Down of Loans Used By Speculators To Carry Stocks.

Principal Commodity Markets of Country Continue Mark Down Process; Cotton, Sugar and Corn Options Break Sharply in Chicago; Drop of 25 to 40 Per Cent   REDUCTIONS IN MANY CENTERS

Cotton, Sugar and Corn Options Broke Violently; ‘and Seria: ‘and Provisians ‘Also ° Sufferec Qe, Treen acne   LIBERTY. BONDS WERE STRONG

FOODSTUFFS. GIVEN FRONT ‘SEAT ON PRICE TOBOGGAN TRIF   Cotton, Sugar and Corn ‘Hard Hit:in East- -‘ ern Markets...   PORK, TOO, IS ON DOWNWARD GRADE All Metals But Silver » Show Lower Quota Fe

COMMODITY PRICES CONTINUE 10 ORO?   INFLUENCED BY PRICK CUTTING AGITATION CHIEF ISSUES BREAK VIOLENTLY.

SPIRITUALISM NOT FRAUD SAYS DR. JAMES GRAY   Dean of Moody Institute Lays Phenomena to Satan.

KNIGHTHOOD CONFERRED BY .  KING GEORGE ON PERCIVAL  PHILLIPS OF BROWNSVILLE

ACCOMPLICE OF BANDIT WALTON ~ BEHIND BARS   Was in Walton’s Flat When He’ Robbed Ghicago Train

WIZARD OF FINANCIERS POURS OUT GOLDEN STREAM IN ALL-DAY RUSH ON BANK

PONZI CONTINUES TO PAY ALL CLAINY   Run of Investors on Offices Stops When Doors Are , Closed: Reopens Today 

RUN ON PONZI'S FIRM CONTINUES ALL DAY   Master Financier Estimates He Has Returned $3,500,000 to Investors in Week

PONZ! CONTINUES T0 PAY ALL CLAIMS MADE ON HE BY HIS FORMER cOLIENTS

PONZI MEETS AL CLAIWS,   innker of Mystery Insists He In Perfecetly Solvent.

SLAYER IS TRACEL   Bellaire Coroner Gets “Tip” ir Burkhardt Murder Case

ARKANGKD It bRIPPED BY nGH WIND   2 Dead, Several Reportec Injured as Gales Cause Damage

COMMUNISTS THREATEN TO ATTACK BERLIN   Development Said to Have Resulted in Withdrawal of Kapp and Luttwitz.

VON KAPP SMOKED OUT BY THREAT OF ~—— SAVIFT AEPIIAL IE   Ultimatum Presented Called on Junker Heads to Quit and Withdraw Armies.   BLOODY FIGHTING CONTINUES.   Westphalia, Munich, Essen and Other Places Have Many Dead and Wounded.

THREAT OF SOVIET GOVERNMENT WINS   DR, VON KAPP READS THE HAND WRITING ON WALL.   COUNTER REVOLUTION AVERTED   Hundreds of Lives Are Sacrificec Without the Accomplishment of Anything.—Former German Gov,  ernment to Come: Back.

Unconfirmed Report Says Dictators Are Fleemg From Berlin   Threats to Establish Soviet Republic and to Attack Berlin Declared to Have Ended Dictatorship; — Cruiser Reported to Have Bombarded Kiel, Killing Many: Death Lists Increase

WHOLLY UNPREPARED,      Admiral Grant Saya Navy Department Was Deaf.to Apneals. . a

inquest Inte the Death of Neare Lynehed by Mulberry Wolds: Started.

TO INVESTIGATE NEGRO LYNCHING   THIS ANNOUNCEMENT MADE TODAY BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL .,   The Sheriff of Crawford County  (  Did His Duty the Attorney Says

ALLEGED ERROR OF NEWS TICKER CAUSES LAWSUIT   Erroneous Report of Court  Decision in Stock Divi— dends Case Results in a ~ Damage Suit Being Filed.

MEETS BRYAN'S CHALLENGE   HIS MANAGER SAYS HE WILL. CAR. RY ISSUE INTO EVERY PRECINCT IN NEBRASKA,

NEMIES: OF BRYAN - RALLY AROUND HITCHCOCK «=   Senator’s Manager Goes Afte Former Leader and Serve: Notice of Battle

MITHEN REPLIES TO W. J. BRYAN   Hitchcock Manager Answers Recent Statement of Bryan’s Opposing Senator

PROGRAM FOR DAY   ARRANGE FOR. OBSERVANCE OF ANNUAL. EVENT. :   BOY SCOUTS ARE INVITES TO JOIN   J. HL. Mills, Ex-Department Command er of the: G. A. R, Will Be the . Principal Speaker of the Day—Urge All to Join’. .

J. H. Mills, Ex-Department Command. er of the G: A. R., Will Be the Principal Speaker of the Day—Urge All to Join.

BUILDING GOOD ROADS IN DENVEI   Bids for Construction of Seven Fed eral Highways Opened Last Week.

oMIFTED “ROOSTER   CHANGE BLAMED FOR PART OF /anE RECENT. SLUMP,   Some O1d Line Democrats Looked far ~ Bird in Accnstomed Place. .

OMIFTED ROOSTER   CHANGE BLAMED FOR PART OF THE RECENT SLUMP.   Some Old Line Democrats Looked for Bird in Accustomed Place.

IOWA DEMOCRATS : AT CEDAR. RAPIDS   STATE CONVENTION 18 IN SES. SION TODAY   KEYNOTE SPEECH BY HUGHES   Cedar Rapids Man Says. lowa ts Poorly. Governed Under Republican Administration. Fulaeme Praise For President Wilson. -

JOHN HUGHES   Open Democratic ‘Con vention With Stiff Attack on G. O. P.

$3,000,000 FIRE AT GALVESTON   Flames Originating in Sulphur Bins at Pier No. 35 Cause Heavy Loss.   5,500 BALES-OF COTTON BURA   italian Freighter With Cargo of Wheat in Flames—Sevapal Other Vesnele Damaged—Freight Cars Destroyed—Troops on Guard.

Flames Originating in Sulphur Bins at Pier No. 35 Cause Heavy Loss.   3,500 BALES OF COTTON BLE:   italian Freighter With Cargo of Wheat in Fiames-—Severai Other Vessels Damaged—Freight Cars Ocstroyed—Troops on Guard.

33,000, 00 FIRE ‘AT GALVESTON   Fiames Originating in Sulphw Bins at Pier No. 25 Cause : Heavy Loss.   3,009 BALES OF COTTON BURN   italian Freighter With Cargo of Wheat in Fiames—-Severa! Other Vessels Damaged—-Freight Cars De stroyed—~Trocns on Guard.

GALVESTON tifa 30,000, 000 FIRE   Blaze Origineting in Sulphur Bins Causes Big Loss.   SH!P AND WHEAT CARGO LOST   Three Thousand Five Hundred Bales of Cotton Burn—Pier 35 and its Contents Contpletely Destroyed  -~Troops on Guard,

BELIEVt JULI LER SHOT Wirt (It CAPTAIN   Wife of Captain Moss of Camp Grant Killed by Bullet As She Rode in Automobile  Was Asleep At Time And Did Not Arouse--Five Soldiers Being Sought.

Five Soldiers at Camp Grant Being Sought Today   Mrs. Moss Riding in Automobile With Husband When Fatally Shot

OFFICER'S WIFE ~ DIESOF WOUND   Shooting at Rockford, Illinois, Believed To Be Accidental.

SHOOTING. OF ~ WOMAN, MYSTER}   Wife of Camp Grant Officer Killes From Ambush. Five Soldiers are > Sought. Occurred Early Today..

a  TRAGEDY IN AUTOMOBILE   Officer’s Wife Shot and Killed While Riding With a ‘Motor Party —_— Soldiers Soucht.

ARMY OFFICER’S - WIFE IS SLAIN   Five Camp Grant Soldiers Sought in Connection with Mysterious Auto Tragedy.

Companions Fail to Discove Injuries Until Auto Has Crone Half Mile.   SEEK. FIVE SOLDIERS   Wide Search Begun for Absentees at Camp Grant Roll Call.

IMPLICATE SOLDIERS. _      Woman Dies -Mysteriously While Motoriug at Camp Grint. .., '

MYSTERY IN A DEATH?   Wife of Captain Shot While Riding in  Attamiahita

OFFICER'S WIFE SHOT TO DEATH   FIVE CAMP GRANT SOLDIERS ARE SOUGHT FOR SAYING WOMAN IN AUTO.

KILLED WHILE AUTO RIDING   Think Mrs. Moss Was Acci dentally Shot by Soldiers at Target Practice

OFFICER'S WIFE ~ DIESOF WOUNL   Shooting at Rockford, Illinois, Believed To Be Accidental.   SOLDIERS SOUGHT IN STRANGE CASE

FIVE SOLDIERD QUUGHT FOR WOMAN SHOOTING   Mrs. Maude Lucille Moss, Wife of Army Captain, Killed Early Today At Camp Grant.

0 SOLDIERS HELD IN SHOOTING CASE   Wife of Officer Is Fatall Wounded While in  Aantomohile

FIVE SOLDIERS SOUGHT   [LS CONNECTION WITH SHOOTING OF OFFICER'S WIFE--WOMAN SHOT WHILE RIDING.

SOLDIERS SOUGHT FOR. KULING WIFE OF CAPTAIN MOSS   INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS SEEK TO DETERMINE IF _ XE WAS MURDER OR fc, “a OorpENT. *   Party Was Motoring Near “Rockford When Gun Reanart tc Heard:

ESCAPED: SOLDIERS ~ SHOOT WIFE OF CAPTAIN   Crime Is Discovered When Her Party in Automobile Are At Destination

WOMAN SHOT T DEATH AS SHE RIDES IN AUTO   Companions Belleved Her Stil Asleep When She Shumps Dowr in Her Seat; Shot Mistaken fon Motor Backdire

TRAGEDY IN AUTOMOBILE   Officer’s Wife Shot and Killed While Aiding With a  ~ Motor Party — Soldiers ‘Sought. ~

MURDER OR ACCIDENT?   Wiie of Army Ofifcer Shot While . Motoring ‘With Husband

BELIEVE OULDIER KILLED MAS, MOS!   Captain’s Wife Shot Whil Passing Enlisted Group at Camp Grant.

BUMP IN ROAD REVEALS i   Mrs. Leroy Moss Shot. Whit Gut For Autemobile Ride.

CAMP CRANT TRAGEDY   Wife of Captain Leroy ‘H.. Mose, Rie Jing’ With Her Husband, Reosives Waetali Shut.

WOMAN KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE   Search Made for Soldiers Who Shot Officer's Wife.

SEVEN CITIES BID FOR TITLE BATTLE   Leonard-Bandee Fight, Outlawed it Now Haven, Is Widely Sought Now.

THE RADCLIFFE CHAUTAUQUA DATES   For Middletown Fixed for July 16, 17 and 19-Arrange to Attend

ASK MODIFICATION QF PRIORITY GOA QROERS IN STATE   Committee Tells Interstat Conmerce Comnuston of Servjons Ounlagk   DURHAM MAN CHIE: WIPNESS AT TIRARINGS   Lack of Labor To Cul Wood . Makes State Dependent. On Coal and Creates Serious Situation, Judye Sy hes ¥ TPacdaPhean 

EMBEZZLED BANK FUNDS   Bank Examiner Reports Confession of Cashier

SEEKING RUNAWAY DAUGHTER        iftecn  Year Old ‘Geraldine ‘Cok Teav es Home Near Orestes.

SEEKING RUNAWAY DAUGHTER   Vifteen Year Ol4 Getaldine Cok Leaves Home Near Orestes,

ALETTER FROM HOOVER 10 WILSON STIRS WASHINGTON   Wide-Spread Discussion Caused ny Publication of Correspondence of Last April   WILSON WARNED TO STAY - OCT OF COMMISSIONS   Hoover Says Publication of Letter at This Time a “Reeach of Good Tacte””

E SPREAD  DISCUSSION ON HOOVER'S LETTER   PUBLICATION OF LETTER CAUS. ED MUCH COMMENT LY WASHINGTON.   As the Treaty Debate Entered the Form of What is Believed to Be Its Final Stage, Senators Were Talking.

HOOVER LETTER STIRS SENATORS   Publication of Memorandum Prepareti * for President Wilson Causes Wideapread Diseussion  in Washington   an I NOT AFTER , PRESIDENCY   Former Food Administrutor Telis New Mampshire Man He Is

HOOVER LETTER CREATES A STI N WASHINGTON   Warned President Against Participation in Commissions Set Up by Treaty   PUBLICATION A BREACH OF TASTE, SAYS HOOVER   VIEWS WERE LATER MODI FIED AS TO AMERICAN REP RESENTATION ON REPARA TIONS COMMISSION,

WILSON WARNED IN HOOVER LETTER   former Food Administrator Wa: Acainst Leaque Commissions   PREDICTED MANY REVOLTS   Declares Memorandum Was < “Breach of Good Taste’

HOOVER'S LETTER  10 THE PRESIDENT STARTS DISCUSSION   MORE RELATING TO THE PRKACE TREATY [5S MADE PUBLIC— PUBLICATION IS) CONDEMNED

HOOVER NOTE 10 WILSOA oGUSSED   Treaty Debate Enters It: Last Stage; Irish Independence Tabled

HOOVER'S LETTER TOPRES. WILSON   Warning That U. 8. Should Stay Out of Treaty Commissions Iz Mystericugly Made Public,

DEPARTMENT JUSTICE OFFICIALS Dlobuoa STRIKE WITH PALME   NO INDICATION OF NATURE OF RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TO ATTORNEY GENERAL,

CONDITIONS MENDING   New York Slowly I Untangling Confestion of Freight Caused by  cea tt,

CONDITIONS MENDING.   New York Slowly I Untangling Con gestion of Freight Caused by Ctrika

SLEET AND SNOW STORMS IN NORTRWEST TEXAS DELAY RAILWAY TRAFFIC   TEXLINE REPORTS HEAVIES' SNOWFALL WHITH LIGHT FLURRLES AT MANY POINTS,

LOWOEN AND THOMPSON IN FINISH FIGHT   Wage Contest in Republican Convention for Leaderahin of [innis.

GOV. LOWDEN AND MAYOR THOMPOON FORGES OPPOSE   Conirol of Republican Party i Ilinois at Stake in Springfield: Convention   CHICAGO CHIEF WOULD WRITE PLATFORM NOW   Democrats Also Meeting a Canital, but Nothing but Harmony Is in Sight

FIGHT ONFOR LEADERSHIP OF ILLINOIS 6. 0.-P,   No Indication Of Compromise Between Lowden And Thompson Forces As Convention Opens.   MAY BATTLE ON PLATFORM   Thompson Plan Sure To Come Before Delegates— Rodenberg Is Temporary Chairman.

GOVERNOR AND THOMPSON WAR NEARS CLIMAX   Bitter Fight Expected on Cook County Resolutions.

LEADERSHIP OF REPUBLICANS AT STAKE AT MEET   Lowden against Thomp.: son for Illinois Dictatorship.

FLOUR JUMPS 50 CENTS A BBL.   iS BIGGEST SINGLE RISE AND IS HIGHEST PRICE EVER PAID IN MINNEAPOLIS.

THE MARKETS   ELOUR AT RECORD HIGH PRICE   Latest 50-Cent Advance at Minneapo. lis Makes Wholesale Cost $15.50 a Barrel.

‘FLOUR PRICE - HIGHER   Reaches ‘Highest Point in History of Mjnneapolis. ‘

FLOUR LEAPS © T6 $15.50, NEW HIGH PRICI   50 Cents Jump in Minneapolis Standard Grade Breaks All Records.

EI AUR AT RECORD HIGH PRICE   Latest 50-Cent Advance at Minneapo~ lis Makes Wholesale Cost  $15.50 a Barrel.

HE MOTORS HIS WHEAT TO MARKET   Nebraska Farmer Puts One Over on Railroad and Makes Money.

5712057 BALES COTTON GINNED IN US. PRIOR OGT. 18   TEXAS LEADS STATES WITH 2, 886,827; LAST YEAR GINNINGS 4,920,104

ILI WEY  HARDING TELLS FARMERS   No Special Class Ought to Be Addressed by Americans in One Body: Says Candidate

FOOD PRICES   Senator Harding Wanls Farmes aad Consumer Closer Together.   HE DOESN'T WANT CLASSES   He Says He Is for “America First,” and Thea Explains What He Means.

AMERICA FIRST SAYS HARDING   Discusses Marketing Befor: Delegation of Farmers   WOULD SWAT PROFITEEE   Advocotes Cooperative Farmers’ Associations for Distribution  of Produce. .

IS A NECESSITY IF FOOD PRICES PRE TO BE REDUCED, SEN. HARDING Of

HARDING FOR FARM th OP” ASSOCIATIONS   Deplores Class Organization But Favors This Move - to Balk ‘Profiteers.        ‘AMERICA FIRST’ HIS

CO-OPERATION FOR FARMERS URGED IN HARDING ADDRESS   Says Price Reduction Hinges on Producers and Consumers Getting Together.   COX OPENS SWING WEST WITH SPEECH AT TOLEDO   Talks Before Breakfast From Car Steps on League: Swats the Porch Campaigns.

DELEGATION FROM FARMING SECTIONS HEAR FRONT PORCI TALK AT MARION   Republican Candidate Tells Farmers They’re Ameri-. cans First and Must  ~ Govern America First -

Co-operative Marketing Seen by Harding as Only W ay to Cut Food Prices

HARDING URGES (N-OPERATION OF U.S. FARMERS   Advocates Association Fo Distribution Of Farm Products.

SER, HARDIN * MAKES. ADDRESS   Advises Association for th Distribution of Farm Products. .

HARDING MAKES A TALK ~TOFARMERS AT MARIO}   Urges More Association and Closer . Relations With the 2 oe ‘Consumers. :

FAN GUGELRR TOR URGED BY HARDING (REDUCE i. L   Candidate Deplores Use of Special Interests in PolSoiree

MR HARDING TAKES HIS CUE FROM GOV. COX   G. O. P. Nominee Advocates Today What the Next President Said Yesterday.   HE “COPY CATS” COx PLEA FOR THE FARMER   Candidate Comes Out Strong for Co-Operative Farmers’ Associations.

HARDING'S PLAN TO CUT PRICES   Urges Co-operative Farmers’ Associations For Distribution of Products   Addresses Committee of Na ‘tional Board of Farm Or ganizations

Republican Presidential Nominee Advocates United Action on Part of Producers and Consumers to Cut Prices

HARDING URGES CO-OP SELLING TO U. §. FARMERS   United Distribution is Only Way to Cut H. C. L., Senator Declares   UNLESS SELLERS AND BUYERS CO OPERATE, ORGANIZED PROFITEERING WILL GRAB EVERY THING.

HARDING COMES QUT STRONG FOR THE CONSUMEE   Sas Day of Land Hunger Has Com _ In Speaking To Committee of Farm Orcanizations

HARDING FAVORS NEW FARM MEASURES   Co-operative Asscociations for Distribution of Produce. Advocated in Address to Farmers ‘Today

ABHORS GLASS ORGANIZATIONS SAYS HARDING   But Tells Farmers Co-operative Associations Necessary to Lower  Prices.

FARMER GROUP CALL ON HARDING   Are Told America is First And No Appeal Will be Made On Behalf of Farmers  ea   Says Appeal Will Be To Ali Americans in General And No Particular Group

HARDING, IN SPEECH TO FARMERS, OFFERS PLAN TO REDUCE HCI   Cooperative Farmers’ As sociations Urged By Republican Candidate.

HARDING URGES CO-OPERATION IN PRODUCE SALES   Tells Farmers They Shonl Organize to Eliminate’ NASA] wees

TARDING SPEAKS TO THE FARMERS   Advocates Co-op Association: for Distribution of Products to Lower Prices.   Says He Abhors Class Organ: ization But Profiteer Must Be Kept Out.

Republican Nominee Wants to Squeozc Out Gouges. Cut Costs. aud   PLAN ALSO TO HELP CONSUMER AT HOME

MANUFACTURING HEADS TRIAI   Wm. H, Weed, Indicted On Profiteer. ing Charges, Up Before the Federal Court Friday.

40 PER CENT: IS ~ PROFIT ON GOODS  Eeadéral Inv nvestigator .Show   Fedéral Invéstigator. .Shows This Increase in One Year ~ .°  .@n.Woolens. .   WOOD TO PLEAD FRIDAY   Hedd of American Woolen Co,Pulled Down Million Desnite Strike,

Society Girl Dies At Steering Wheel Of Her Automobile   Driving About City With Her Pa rents, Becomes Faint, and Loses Consciousness.

POLES AND AUGSIANS TO TAKE CONFERENSE TO AIGA, 1S ACREF   WAIT FOR PERWISSION FROW TH LETTS TO USE RIGA AS MEETING PLACE,

MAY MOVE PEACE PARLEY 70 RIGA   Authority of Letéit Not Ye Received.   SCVIET IS PUSHING BACK   Take Four Villeges East of Brest: Litovek I1 Counter Offensive.

LETVIA IS MUM ON PARLE’    No Word Received at Warsaw From Letvian Government About Peace Negotiations.

Polish and Russian Soviet Gov-  ernments Wait for Answer to  Request for Permission to . Hold Conference in Riaa .

POLISH F ORCES REPAIR LINES DURING INACTIVITY   Wireless Message from Minsk Says Polish Delegates Are  ~ Becoming Ill on Account of Unsanitary Conditions.

RUSS AND POLES AGREE ON RIGA AS PEACE MEET   Soviet Troops Occupy Four Villages East of Brest-Litovsk.

PEACE MEETING AT RIGA   Latvian City Agreed On for Future Parley by Poles and Russ, Says Warsaw Dispatch.

OUR TRADE BALANCE      Exports Largely in Excess of Record Imports

TRADE BALANCE SHOWS INCREASE   Imports In March Reach New High Monthly Record

NEW HIGH RECORD  REACHED IN IMPORTS   Exports for March Were $529,000,00( or Second Largest Month in History of Country,

ABOUT - CITY “DELIVERY.  ‘Public Would Lik Eike to’ Sco. Free _ City Delivery Installed.

ABOUT CITY DELIVERY  Public Would Like to See Free City Delivery Installed.

MACHINISTS IN CINGINNATION MAY DAY STRIKE      4,000 Unien, Men Quit.—Walk outs Are Reported in Several ' Other = Cities. ©

DISARMAMENT OF GERMANY HAY BE TAKEN UP AGA   Evidence Produced Indico: ing That Armed Foreas Have Not Boon Reduced

NEW MILITIA BUREAU HEAD   Penna. National Guard Officer to Succeed Major McCarter

u City Man First National Guard Officer to Hold  _ Important Post.   YO BE.GIVEN RANK OF MAJOR GENERAL   Pormer 112th Commander t ‘Assume New Dutles  ‘Yea mediately.

COL.RIGKARDS 10 HEAD ARMY BUREAU   Pennsylvania National Guard" Officer Named to Highest: Post in War Department) Militia Service.   APPOINTMENT IS MADE ~ BY PRESIDENT WILSON?   Will Hold Rank of Major Gen= eral and Be Chief Advisor to Secretary of War om Guard Matters.

APPOINTS CHIEF    MILITIA BUREAU   Col. Rickards of Oil City, ~ Pa,, Gets Post.

RICKARDS CHIT MALU TIA BUREAU   High Military Honor for 01 City N. G. Officer   FORMER HEAD OF 16TH   Man Who Commanded Regi. ment of Which Company C of This City was Unit, has Rank of Major General— Allen Says President Ignor. ed Law in Aynpointment

COL. RICKARDS 15 NAMED THE HEAD OF MILITIA BUREAU   Will Be Given Rank of Gen eral, First of Its Kind.   WILL ASSUME HIS DUTIES TOMORROW   Has Had Wide Experience in National Guard Affairs.

RICKARDS. WG. P.. HEADS MILITIA BIND AS MAIDR GENERAL   Oil City Officer Commanded Bri gade and Was Wounded Tn the Argonne.   APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT.   Regarded As Recognition of Fin Record in State Cuard and Federal Service.

COLONEL GEO. RICKARDS GIVEN CHEF OF MILITIA “BUREAU POST BY WILSON   Gvernor Allen Of Karsas Declares That. President Has- lgnored Law Jun Makine Appomtnient.

PENNSYLVANIAN NAMED CHIEF OF NEW MILITARY AUREAU OF GOVERNMENT   WILL HAVE SUPERVISION OF EM PLOYMENT OF NATIONAL GUARD IN THE ARMY.

IPENNSYLVANIAN NAMED MILITIA BUREAU CHIEF   el Mente. 0. Rickardé,..National. Guard Officer. to Succeed Major General. Carter 4.

MILITIA BUREAG CHIEF IS NAMEL   Oil City, Pa. Man. is Ap_ pointed to. ‘War Depart? = ment’ Post™ “py © ‘Presi: dent. 9°

GUARD OFFICER i$ PICKED BY THE PRESIDENT   Made Chief of Militia Bureau Of War Department   Succeeds Major General Carter

PENNSYLVANIA MAN [S MILITIA CHIEF   COL. GEO. C. RICKARDS AP. POINTED RY PRESIDENT TODAY   Is the First Appcintee as Chief of Militia Bureau From the State Forces   Will Relieve Gen. Jesse McCarter Who Will Be Transterred to Line Command

dil City Man First National Guard Officer to Hold » Important Post.   TO BE GIVEN RANK OF MAJOR GENERAL   Former 112th Commander to Assume New Duties Immediateirc.

LONG TO TAKE EVIDENCE   ‘Cemmissioner Named in Bank Commissioner Ouster Suit

Figures For 1919 Announced By De partment of Commerce Show Increase of $4,.435.000.000.

TRADE BALANCE AGAINST EUROPE SHOWS INCREASE   Department of Commerce Figures In dicate Gain in Favor of United States of $4,435,410,566

TRADE BALANCE AGAINST EUROPE GROWS HEAVILY   Old Country Went Near. ly Four anda Half Bil. lions in Our Debt Dur. ing 1919.

Soviets Liveratly « Supplied With ‘Money “are ‘Werking: for Over. Bite pee eee gue, fx

TAKES STAND IN HIS OWN BEHALF   Suspended Socialist As_semblyman Witness   Louis Waldman Gives What He Says is Foundation of Socialists’ Promised Expose of Workings of Political Albany — Describes Fate of Bills Introduced bv Party

N.Y, OOGIALIa! AGOEMOLYMAN Ot WITNESS STANG   Waldman, One of Five Suspended Legislators, Gives Testimony in Own Behaif at Hearing at Albany.

Louis Waldman, Suspended Socialist Assemblyman, Takes the Stand in His Own Behalf.

OPEN SHOP WAR IN QUINCY IS DECLARED   Merchants And Factory Owner: Seeking To Break Down the Strer zt’) Of Unions.

Notice to Plumbers and to All Pro perty Owners in the Paving Districts

NOTICE TO PLUMPFERS AND TO AGE, PROPERTY OWNERS - IN THE PAVING DISTRICTS

URGES HEROES’ CAUSE   Gen. Pershing Speaks at Arlington National Cemetery.    : “To Memory of Our Beloved Dead Wq   Owe Duty to Complete Task They Sanctified,” Says Commander.

J. S. Shoutd Adopt Measures to Prevent Young Men From Being Sent to War Without Preparation.

SAYS WE OWE QUTY 10 BELOVED DEAD   Personal Ambition and Political Expediency Must Not Swerve America From True Course, Pershing Declares.

PLEA FORK U, S, KEKGES   PERSHING SPEAKS AT ARLING. TON ON MEMORIAL DAY.   Pays Tribute to American and Allied Dead—Services Heid for Soldiers and Sailors.

PERSHING SPEAKS _ INHEROES’ BEHALF   Gen, Pershing Speaks at Arlington National Cemetery.   “To Memory of Our Beloveo Dead We Owe Duty to Complete Task They Sanctified,” Says Commander.

HILL SIT TIGHT AND WATCH MEXICAN PEVOI TION   This Policy Agreed On Following Meeting of President and Cabinet.   Reporte Indicate Revolutionary Government Desires U. S. Recogni tian 

RULES ON LAND CASE,      Grant of Rights to Oil Territory Depends on Time Wilson Signed Law.

WHEN WAS THE LAND LEASING BILL SIGNED   Grant of Rights on Thousands of Acres May Turn Upon Exact Time.

A GENERAL STRIKE OF MUNICIPAL EMPLOYE   City Officials in Chicago Fem Many Will Quit Work Asking Higher Wages.

CHICAGO EMPLOYES MAY STRIKE   Increase Pay Demands Means 175 Millions More, and 14 Per Cent Tax Hike.

WILL CONTINUE FIGHT   Will Not Leave Ireland—Expects to Give Fortung to Cause for Which Husband Died.

BRYAN A ‘WRECKING CREW’   FEAR OF “WET” TENDENCY IN THE PARTY BRINGS COMMONER’S WRATH   Commings 6Unfie’ to Re Nationnt Chatrman if He Favors Edwards, He Saya—UCandidacy nxn Daisalt oon to Democratic Party?

OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE WILL BE CALLED ONTO HEDISTRICT STATE: 10 CODIEY LAWS: AND TO REVISE COURT SYSTEMS

NUGENT FLAY: CHAIRMAN OF OWNPARTY   New Jersey Committeeman  Out for Underwood and Oasis in Desert

PARTY WIDE APART ON ISSUE OF LIQUOR   LINE OF DEMOCRATIC DIVISION LOOMING UP LARGE.   Nagent of New Jersey, One of That State’s Big Foar. Directs Broadside at Natienal Chairman (Cemmings.

PLENTY OF BOON MEN MONG DEMOCRATS ont GERARD. HOGVER 15 ON   PORWER AMBASSADOR TO) GER. MANY SPRINGS SURPRISE AT JACKSON DAY DINNER,

GERARD POINTS TO HOOVER FOR 1920 CANDIDATE   “Plenty of £ Good Men,” For. mer Ambassador Tells  See

MUCH INTEREST IS EXHIBITEL   Herbert Hoover Is Sug gested as of Presidential Timber

THORO PROBE INTO PRISON AFFAIRS IS URGED BY WINFRE’   IN PRESENTING RESIGNATION AS CHAIRMAN HE CHARGES INVISIBLE HAND HAS HOLL ON SYSTEM.

MADE FORMAL RESIGNATION   Recently Charged Extensive Graft Existed in Prison System

WINFREY REPEATS Ma ALLEGATIONS   IN LETTER OF RESIGNATIOD HE REITERATES PRIS. ON’ CHARGES.   UANT SBTAIN REFORM!   Declares When Effort Is Made ‘to Carry Law Into Effect, Reformer Marked for Slaughter.

THIRD MONTHLY DECLINE NOTE   U. S. Steel Orders Are Falling Off.

ormer Treasury Secretary Thinks England Should Lessen Obligation by Selling Islands to America.   COUNTRY’S BEING DRY MAY BLOCK PROPOSITION   Population of West Indies Scarcely Looks With Favor on Prohibition — Plan Not Opposed in Britain,

TE er lea eaters  wma ce Beenie  NOULD TAKE BRITISH ISLANDS "AS PART PAYMENT OF DEBY

HOOVER HINTS SIMS BLUFFER   REFUSES TO DISCUSS NAVY “FAILURE” BUT SAYS IT SURE SETTLED THE U-SOATS.

NUUVER [0 MUM UPUN ThE GLAINIS VF AN MIRAL   Points to Critical Food Situation Faced by Allies in 1917   Sims Presents Documentary Evidence to Support His Claims.

Hoover As Witness in Sims’ Case Denies Knowledge of Navy’s Policy During War; Praises U. S. Fight on Subs   Admiral Claims He Was Kept in Ignorance of His Chief's Plans; Offers Documents to Prove His Assertions

HOOVER ON, STAND WONT DISCUSS NAVYWORK   Food Administrator’ * ‘Declares Though That ‘Europe’ Was On Verge ofStarvation ..

SOVIETS PLANNED 10 RULE BRITISH ARMY, DISCOVERED   Disquieting Incidents Have Ox curred In Several British  Regiments.   STERN MEASURES TAKEN   Number of Arrests Have Bee: Made and Others Are Said  to Be Imminent.

MEXICAN REGIMENT 19 REPORTED IN REVOLT AND TROUBLE GROWING   SUBJUGATION OF SINALOA BY FLORES IN AID OF SO. NORA IS EXPECTED   Obregon Said To Be Directing Revo. lution In Guerrera and Revolt In Chihuahua Claimed

PREPARING ATTACK UPON MEXICO CITY   SINOLOA AND SONORA TO JOIN GUERRERO FORCES.   Rebela Confidently Expect Early Capture ef Mazatian and Subjection of Balance of the State.

ANTI-CARRANZITAS ARE PREPARING TO MOVE ON CAPITAL   Rebel Chief Declares Situatior In Guerrero Is More Menacing to Federal Government Than in Sonoro.

AEBEL FORGES PREPARING 10 ADVANGE ON CITY OF MEXICO   Ten'es Chihuahua Revolt.

REBELS TO MARCH ON MEXICO CITY FROM STATE OF GUERRERO   Revolutionists From Sonor and Sinialoa Plan to Join in Attack on Capital.   GENERAL ALVARO OBREGON IS DIRECTING MOVEMENT   Carranza Officials Massing Forees in Chihuahua fer Attack on Sonora Having Diftieulty Organizing Men for Battle, and Revolt of Troops in Chihuahua City is Reported,

REVOLT BELOW FiO GRANDE I ROWING FAST      Reports Received in Agua Prieta Tell of Increase In Forces,   HINT SIMULTANEOUS REVOLT IN CHIHUAHUA   Troops Will Soon Be March: ing on Mexico City, One of ~The Claims Made by  Rebel Leaders.

baci Prepare For March From  fr i A Prrtanarnr   SITUATION NOW SERIOUS.      Tgoops Under Flores Continue to Progress Toward Mazat. lan—-General Obregon Directing Activities——Force of Carranza Soldiers in Chihua. hia City Revolt.

AEBEL TROOPS PREPARE TO MARCH INTO MEXICO Gli   Revolutionists Making Rapid Advance Toward Capital   GEN. OBREGON IN GUERRERO

Revolution In ‘Guerrero More Serious Than In Sonora Sava Calles.   POLICE AND SOLDIERS CLASH AT MAZATLAN   Sonora Chief Plans Attack or Chihuahua if Carranza Delays Action.

REBELS PLAN T0 MARCH ON MEXICO CITY GALLES SAYS   Revolutionary Troops Are Preparing to Attack Capital, From Guerrero, Ascording to Commander.   REVOLT IS SPREADING THROUGHOUT REPUBLIC   Carranza Troops in Chihuahua City Have Turned Against Government; Sonorans Form Infantry.

PUT OFF HEARING ON UNION DEPOT ' — IINTIL OGTOBEI   Postponement _ of ~ ‘Important Hearing is Announced by the Railtenad Commission

PUT OFF HEARING ON UNION DEPOT UNTIL OCTOBER   Postponement of* Important Hearing is Announced by the Railroad Commission

MEMORIAL SERIV   Annual Primite of 1 Mss. Longe to De paried Brothe

MEMORIAL SEERIVOCES.   Annual Tribute of Eiks Lodge to Db: parted Brothers Sunday.

aera TOE  POTATOE a A RIG DROP. L Genernl ‘Descent _ ‘in ther Foac

FRENCH GUARD KILLS AMERICAN IN SILESH   Report of Death of Aruold Heide Brings Request for Thorough Investization.   INO PASSPORT WAS ISSUED

OLD ORGANIZATION STANDS   No Time Will Be Lost By Legisla tors in Getting Busy on First Day of Session.

ATIFIGATION OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT SURE   Majority West Virginia Legislators Have Pledged Support of Resolution.   AMEND PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTION LAWS   Effort Will be Made to Do This ur. ing First Two Days of Session, Sx County Courts, Meeting on Maret i, May Have Legal Basis for Ar ranging to Regisiter Women,

UEFRAGE URE TO BE ENDORSED   By West Virginia Legislature, Popular Belief   ACTION TO BE PROMPT   Majority in Both Branches is Said to be Pledged to Support Federal Amendment— Would be Political Blunder to Shut Women Out of Primaries is General View.

MICHIGAN HAS NIGHT RIDERS   Dynamite and Burn Farmhouses i: War on Sugar Beets.

Conditions In Russia Very Serious, Says Report Made By Confederation Of Labor

CONDITIONS IN “Alen sEniqi   Report Compiled by Socialist -Mission Sent From Italy Admits Physical Condition.of Populace There is Bad.—Denies Soviet Reeime Near End

nSSIA IN SERIOUS ONDITION REPORTS DOME COMMISSION   Expresses Doubt as to Whether Nation Can Recover Herself Economically   WAR ACTIVITIES OCCUPY TIME OF THE GOVERNMENT   Soviet Regime Stronger than Ever Declares Report

Many Chapters in Lake Di vision of Red Cross Pass  ‘Last Year’s Totals in   MEMBERSHIP DRIVE   Jasper County, Indiana. Chapter Has 675 Members—Last Year 258 —

Bodies of Twelve Americans, Brought Over From France, Buried in Arlington.

TWELVE SOLDIERS REST IN ARLINGTON   American Boys Who’ Gave * Lives in France Are Brought Home.

CEREMONY HELD _ INWASHINGTON   Crowds Line ihe. Hillside to Witaes:  Arlington Armistice Pregram.

TRIBUTE PAID DEAD AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY   Sad Note, of Taps Sounded as The Bodies of Twelve American Soldiers Are Interred   PERSHING AND BAKER SPEAK

CROWDS WITNESS. HERD FUNERALS   Twelve Bodies of American Soldiers Buried in Arlington Cemetery.

12 American Soldiers ~ Buried in Arlingtor   3odies Were Brought From France and Interned With all Honors on Second Anniversary of End of War.

Point Isabel, Texas, Armazed Over” Presence of +, the Next President of United Slates,   TO INSPECT CANAL      Senator and Party Will Sai November 18° For Pan: ama—Plans to Enjoy a Complete Rest.

Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You eed, Is Not Greasy

MONSTER RECEPTION   Cleveland Fans to Honor ihe New World's Champicn

HOUSE PASSES EMERGENCY . BILL FOR ‘HIGH. TARIFF   MINORITY-FOUGHT HARD   Defiant Protests Uttered Tn ‘Bitter Debates ‘Before’ bitter Debates ;

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL ADOPTED BY LOWER HOUSE   Fordney Measure Passes Over Protests of Defiant Minority By Vote of 196 to 86; Representative Rainey, Democrat, Leads ©  Onvosition. Bitterly Assailing Bill   FIGHT EXPECTED IN SENATE

FARM TARIFF IS” VOTED BY HOUSE BY 110 MAJORITY   Defiant Minority Bitte In Denouncing Bill  As Unfair.

Passes By Vate of 196 to 84 Over Protests of Defiant ; Minority. ;   DEMOCRATS DIVIDED ON PROTECTION SILL   Branded as Class Legislation By Opposition Speakers: In Long Debate:

TARIFF RELIEF ACT IS. PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Bul Faces Bitter Fight in the Senate, and May Be Defeated   FOR AGRICULTURAL AID   Party Lines Are Broken Down in Long Debate in House Over Measure

TRAINEY ATTACKS FORDNEY MEASURE   OPPONENTS DECLARE LIVING WOULD BE MADE MORE COSTLY.

Mississippi Senator Delays Un- til Next Week Sending of the . Emergency Legislation Pass“ed by House to Committee

- DELAYED IN SENATE      UPPER EGUSE FIGET ON MEAS. URE IS STARTED—INTIMA.: TIGNS OF A VETO

HOUSE PASSES TARIFF MEASURE   FORDNEY BILL ADOPTED BY VOTE OF 196 TO 86   ~~ a a a  Ballot Taken at 8:15 O’Cleck Last Night Aiter Eight Hours of Debate—Rainey Attacks Bill.

AOTILY DRAWN BUTT ta Beal TO BE HAD NOW   That Is What Chairman of Committee, Who Introduced Measure, Says in  His Eloquent Support of It.  POLITICAL LINES ERASED   Forty-one Democrats and One Prohibitionist Combine With Republicans. Strong Efforts to Inject Amendments.

TARIFF BILL PASSES   HOUSE OVERRIDES MINORITY IN A HEATED SESSION   Note Taken After Eight Hours Do bate, Was 196 to 86

HOUSE VOTE IS 190 1086 ON MEASURE   Opponents, in Bitter Fight Against It, Brand Bill as “Class Legislation” and Say It Will Increase High Cost of Living—Defenders Say It Will Save Farmers.

HOUSE RIDES OVER FORDNEY OPPOSITION   Enemies of Emergency Tariff Bill Go Down to Defeat Still  Fighting.

THE EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL HAS PASSED HOUSE      Vote Carried by Vote of 196 to & After Eight Hours Debate Paragraph by Paragraph,

FORDNEY TARIFF MEASURE FINALLY PASSED IN HOUSE   Vote on Bill, Preceded by Eigh' Hours Debate; Is 196 to 86   PROPOSED AMENDMENTS OF OPPOSITION LOS!   Garner of Texas Declared” Bi Only Means of Relief by Congress

FORDNEY TARIFE ADOPTED AFTER STORMY DEBATE   Oppos tion Attack Increases in Inte -ity As Discussion Continues,   LEGISLATION WILL PROTECT FARMERS   Madden Says Measure Y7ill Renew Prohibitive Liv ine QCaeta

FORDNEY MEASURE GOES THROUGH DESPITE PROTESTS OF MINORITY AFTER EIGHT HOURS OF DEBATE   Rainey, Democrat, Leads Fight for Opponents While Republicans Thunder “Noes” and Defeat His Amendments; Will Send the Cost of Living Higher, Charge.

HEPUBLICANS HINT HIGH TARIFF TO BE PRESSED!   DINGLEY OR EVEN ALDRICL BILL [5 TO BE DUPLICATED   PREDICTION THAT TARIFF WILL ONLY INCREASE EXISTING UNEMPLOYMENT IN CERTAIN FACTORIES

SENATE OPENS FIERCE FIGHT ON TARIFF BILL   Friends of ‘Measuse Keer kt Will Be Defeated in. Fight.

SAYS FARMERS’ TARIFF WILL CONTINUE “H. C. L.   Republicans Express Doubt That Measure Will Be Approved by the Senate.

OPPOSITION CLAIMS CLASS LEGISLATION   Declare Passage Will Send Cost of Living Higher; Amendments GetNo . Consideration

FORDNEY TARIFF BILL PASSES © IN HOUSE, 195 TO.98   Measure Is Designed To Protect Score Or More: Of Staple Farm Products and Is Adopted A Bieht Houre OF Dakine.       RAINEY» ‘LEADS ~ OPPOSITION

FORDNEY TARIFF IS ADOPTED   Defiant Minority in House Beaten 196 To 86.

FORDNEYS BILL Ivy PASSED.   Femeruxency Tarift rut Thru House Pw 196 ta S63.

FORONEY TARIFF ADOPTED AFTER: STORMY DEBATE   Opposition Attack increased in Inte:-:ity As Discussion « Continues, .      LEGISLATION WILL © = 23 PROTECT FARMERS:   Madden Saya Measure: V7ill: Renew Prohiblitive Liyine Costs.

FORDNEY BILL To ~PROGED BY HOUSE AFTER LONG DEBATE   Score of Democrats Turn From Traditional Stand Against High Tariff.   FEW REPUBLICANS JOIN IN ATTACK ON MEASURE   Many Express Opinion That It Will Not Get Through Senate——Opposition Speakers Charge It Will Increase Cost of Living.

FORDNEY TARIFF BILL CARRIEL   TEMPORARY MEASURE PASEES   FATHERED BY THE FARMERS

Democrats Join With Republi cans; Opposition Strong in Limited Minority    SUBMIT SUBSTITUTE AT COMING EXTRA SESSION   Massachusetts Asks, For Duty Free Wool on Shipments Now En Route Here .

FMERGENCY TARIFF AC] 19 PAG CET   Fordney Bill Goes Througt House Over Protests of the Defiant Minority.

HOUSE ADOPTS FARM MEASURE   Passes Emergency Tariff Bill Over Protests of Those Who Cail !t Clasa Legislation,

TARIFF BILL IS PASSED AFTER  FIGHT IN HOUSE   Opponents of Measure Say This Will Boost Cost  of Living   DEBATE EIGHT HOURS.   MANY REPUBLICANS CONVINCED iT WILL BE KILLED WHEN BROUGHT IN SENATE

TARDIEU RIPS MASK FROM TREATY PROCEEDINGS AND  GIVES SOME SIDE LIGHTS   Wilson Seems to Have Changed Mind on ‘Open Covenants Openly Arrived at’ After Reaching Paris.

SAY CLEMENCEAU STOOD ALONE FOR PUBLICITY IDEA   Surprisitty Statement by Captain Tar. denn in Criticism of Peace Conference Work

Former French: - Delegate Says President Dashed © Hopes for Publicity   “TIGER” FAILED IN PLAN   Clemenceau Said to Have Urged Conference to Use Open Methods

GOVERNMENT FINANCES   Ew SECRETARY OF TREASURY HAS MEETING WITH STAFF. {   Disetirs Eliminating Excess Profits Tax and Way to Replace Yis Revenw

A E a aU. 33 Poe 24 i’ 4 gS AS  We ahd 7  eer  i hy AY ade 2° Z : *

HINDUS BOYCOT! BRITISH IN INDIA   BOYCOTT TERMED RA PROTEST AGAINST UNSATISFACTORY TREATY WITH TURKEY.

SIX NEW BOYCOTT MODES ANNOUNCE   HINDUS AND MOHAMMEDANS ARE EXTENDING OPERATIONS AGAINST BRITISH.

STRIKE BRITAIN WITH MOHOMMEDAN BOYCOTT           HINDUS AND I HANS “Ww YON AS PROT "UR: PEACH TREAT a   GOVERNMENT IS IGNORED   leo, to Pay Taxes-—Dr B Titles—Bhn Goods ed Pron Knolunad

DANIELS DENIES SIGNING MESSAGE AGAINST CONVOYS   SECRUTARY: CHARGES INS SIGNA TURE -VORGED TD’ CABLE Ty sims." .*

Death Of King Alexande Late Monday May Cause Dispute.   ‘THREE COURSES OPEN   Final Decision Will Probably Be Dictated By the Afiies.

GREEK KING IS DEAD FROMBITE ~ OF PET MONKEY   Funeral Friday May Be Sec ond to Choosing of Suc cessor In Minds of Erst while Subjects

DIPLOMATICSTRUGGLE FOR THE GREEK THRON   Result of The Death Of King Alexander in Athens From Blood Poisoning.

DEATHOF KING LAST NIGHT WILL  RAISE PROBLEM  MrATU NMic Th {AICCOATIOAI   DEATH DUE TO INFECTION RESULT OF BITE OF A MONKEY.

EXCHANGE SHOTS IN THE STREET   Bandits Engage Express Mes: sengers and Escens,   FOUR MEN SHOT, ONE FATALLY   THE MEAT OF IT

BANDITS BATTLE MESOENGERS AND LOUAPE WITH LOO]   Four Men Are Shot In Chicago Street, One Fatally.

WOULD SHIFT SOME OF TAX BURDEN DOWN  TO POSTERITY   Rep. Mondell, — Republican House Leader Has Plan For Relief   WAS FINANCIAL PLAN   Says Republicans Expect to _ Re-Enact Protective Tar44 Thnties

NONDELL PLANS TO PASS DEBT TO POSTERITY   REDUCTION IN TAXES PROMISED BY REPEAL MEASURE IN. TRODUCED IN HOUSE  TODAY,   ABANDON SOME SPECIAL TAXES   Bill Also Calls For the .Re-Enact ment of Tariff Duties and Refunding of Liberty Loan,

Tax Reduction  Due, Says Mondel   Part of America’s War Debt to be Passed to Future Generations   ‘OUTLINES HIS PLAN

ACTS TO LOWER WAR TAXES   Representatiye Mondell Outhines the Financial Plans of Republicans in House at Washington.

House Leader Mondell Proposes Repeal Of Excess Profits Levy   REDUCE INCOMES TAX   Differs From om Administration Plan Offered By Secretary : . Of Treasury

HOUSELEADER GIVES PROMISE OF TAY RESHETIONS         Would Repeal Profits Tax, Reduce Sur-Tax on Income, Refund Vi tory Loan, ‘and Curb Government Spending: tures.         TARIFF REVISION 

6.0, P. PROGRAM ~ TS OUTLINED BY REP MONDELI   Plans Would Pass Part Of Debt to Future Generations.   FAVORS CUTTING OF EXPENDITURES   Refunding Of Part Of War Debt And Repeal of Excess Pro_fits Tax Advocated.

Majority Leader In House of Representatives Announces Proposal to Pass Part of War Debt on to Future Gen erahanc   SUGGESTS REPEAL OF    EXCESS PROFITS TAX   Abandonment of Some Special Taxes and Reduction of the Sur-Taxes on Incomes Embodied in Plan—Protective Tariff Urged.

FINANCIAL   PLANS OF REPUBLICANS AN  NOUNCED   Future Generations to Pay Part of the War Debt.

MONDELL GIVES G. 0. P. IDEA OF REDUCING TAXES Would Pass Part of U. S  War 3°41 On fo Future Generations

ALASKAN FLIERS HAD HARD FLIGHT   Mail Aviatora Forced to Lan on River Bars; Fog a Handicap.

ANARCHIST LEADERS TAKEN IN DRAGNET IN 40 U. §. CITIES   GREATEST ANTI-RED MOVEMENT IN HISTORY OF NATION IS CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT. OF JUSTICE AGENTS. ,   {UNDREDS ALREADY SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND TO AWAIT DEPORTATION   Officials Believe That Latest Action Will Break Backbone of Communist Activity In America—Evidence Is }. Gathered By Officers In Raids. a

Government Agents Began ‘Arrests in 33 Cities in 1. S. Last Night   PORCE IS ALLEGED   U. &. Officials Say That Those Taken in the Raid Will Face Deportation

COMMUNIST PARTY HAD 25 NEWSPAPERS   RAIDS DIRECTED AT THE VERY ROOT OF PARTY, DISCLOSES EXTENSIVE PLAN OF PROPOGANDA TO BE CONDUCTED ALL OVER TU. &.

Department of Justice Officials Expect to Be Able to Deport at Least Half of Those Taken in Raids Yesterday, Last Night and Today.

Several Thousand. “Undesirables” ‘Taken In Many Cities by Raiders — Several . Ohio Cities Contribute to Number of Reds Who Will Be Deported—Transfer ‘to Ellis Island is Already Begun. ------  (By Associated Exess Tensad Wire?

JERNMENT TOS SEND MANY OF RISONPRS AFTER RERKae XN AND. GOLDMAN AN         ARRESTS: IN INDIANA      ‘Detroit. and Chicago Declared to Re Storm Centers of Anti-Gov: + ernment Movement.

CITIES THRU Uo. COMBED 10 sElZt ALL ANARCHISTS   Greatest Haul of Aliens Held as  ~Disloyal, Meshes Many ! Termed Ring Leaders.   CHICAGO GIVES BIG SHARE. IN MIDDLEWEST SWEEP   State’s Attorney There Raids in Apparently Rivalry With Federal Authorities.

Greatest Nationwide Dr've Against Radicals C>. 33 Largest Cities.  Department of Justice Hopes to Fill a Second “So' viet Ark.”

Government Claims 2616 Perfect Cases _ Out of 4500 Arrests       Raids on Reds Result in Seizure of Much Incriminating i Evidence 

SCHWAB WARNS LABCR MUST HAVE “SUARE” DEAL   “*Wree Have Been Great Auto. crats in Past,” He Tells.  Ciralherins

PEACHES FOR SXLE — Smock Peaches at the o ‘d, $2.50 bushel. Rboda Hutsell, S township.  7a3t

FOR SALE—Thoro bred barrec Plymouth Rock eggsfor setting. IF J. Pritchard. mar1d3t

ONE PERSON KILLED   Machine Gun Co. Said to Have Clashed with Mob

NORTH CARGLINA GUARD OPENS FIRE UPON A MOE      FORT TO LYNCH A NEGRO 18 CHECKED BY MILITIA, ON ORDER OF EXECUTIVE, WHO WANTS STUFF STOPPED

Scripps Newspapers Editor Gets into Hot Water with Definition of ‘“‘Senate Oligarchy” Campaign Epithet   ADMITS PROPAGANDA BUT DENIES PAY FOR SERVICE   Reed Asserts Talk About Domination of Upper House is “Rot’’ Regardless of Emana. tion Source

NEA. DEMOCRATIC PROPAGANDA PROBED BY U. §; SENATOR’   Weren't Paid by Democrats for i Declares Witness Before Expenses Commiltee

GUX SUPPORTED BY CHAIN PAPERS FUR PUBLIC GOD   SCRIPPS SAYS NOMINEE DID NOT GET HIM EXEMPTED FROM DRAFT

PROPAGANDA FOR COX!   eripps Newspaper Snterests Help Democratic. Candidate;

Alleged Distribution of Cox Press Propaganda Is Probed by Senator:

PROPAGANDA FOR COX.   Scripps Newspaper Interests Help Democratic, Candidate   i

GOTHAM LADY DEPUTY POLICE HEAD HAS QUIT   Mrs. Ellen A. O'Grady, Appointed  Tn: 1918, Declares -She Could Not Retain Position and Keep Gall eeenank   MAKES NUMBBR OF CHARGES

WOMAN COMMISSIONER QUITS GOTHAM POLICI   Mrs. O'Grady Resigns as Protest al Treatment by esi] of Foree.

WOMAN POLICE OFFICIAL OF N.Y. QUITS HER POST   DECLARES DUTIES ON MORALS SQUAD HAMPERED BECAUSE OF “PROTECTION”

UOED LIKE ADDG LADY DEGLARES   Mrs. E. O’Grady Resigns from Department   MANY THINGS TO TELL   Noman Deputy Police Commissioner of New York Quits Her Post and Promises Some Interesting Revelations Later On—Gives Out Short Statement—Enright Denies

Woman Deputy Commissioner of   New York Says She Is Hampered in Her Work.

CHAUTAUQUA   Board Wit! Mold Meetfng This Even. ing to Talk Prorram.

CHAUTAUQUA   Roard Will Hold Meeting This Even ing to Talk Pregram.

INJUNCTION ISSUED AGAINST SHIP SALE   Court Order Granted by District of Columbia Judge Puts Temporary Stop to Vessel

INJUNCTION STOPS SALE OF FORMER GERMAN VESSELS   4 .  COURE TEMPORARILY  ENJOINS TRANSFER OF SHIPS SEIZED by U. & TRING THE WAR   NO AGREEMENT ON VALUES   Members of Shipping Board Disagrees With its Coairman on Yalue of Shiny Offered for Sale—Seek New Legislation

INJUNCTION] GRANTED AGAI      Justice Bailey Grants emporary ‘In . junction Against Shipping’ Boar’ Sale. f° /  age yf

Hearings Will Be Held in Ef fort to Make Temporary Restrainer Permanent   JUDGE HOLDS PRESIDENT CANNOT AUTHORIZE SALE   LEGISLATION WILL BE SOUGH” TO GIVE GOVERNMENT PER MANENT POWER TO PRE VENT TRANSFER,

SHIPPING BOARD IS ENIGINED   ‘Temporary Order Preventing Sale of Ex-German Ships Granted in Washington,   PRICE OFFERED IS CONSIDERED TOO LOW   Shipping Board Had Charged off So Much Depreciation Yearly That Some Ships Are Reduced to a Valueless Condition.

SENATE QUITS, HONOR LINCOLI   Adjournment of Upper House Follows Reading of Gettysburg Speech; From Lincoln Script

RANGE BUYING AMERICAN AUTO!   Sale Has Seriously Affected French Automobile Industry This Season.

Iowa Honeymooners, With $150 And Car, Come To Grief When Auto Develops Many Ailments

10 SOCIALIZE RAILWAY LINES   Absolute Control of the Railways Now in Council.

AEORGANIZE RAILS    POSSIBLE GENERAL STRIikhkt CAUSES PRENCH TO ACT.   Nationalization of Railroads Made Necessary By Attitude of Labor.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT RUSHES ROAD PLANS   GUARANTEE OF BONDS MAY FINANCE CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS.

TO HASTEN RAIL REORGANIZATION   French Government Would End the Hallway Strike.   GENERAL SUSPENSION FEARED

OTHER WORKERS JON IN PARIS WALK-OUI   Threat of General Strike Is Causing Government to Hasten Its Plans

REORGANIZE . RAIL’   4 ‘POSSIBLE GENERAL  STRIKE CAUSES FI CH TO ACT,          Nationalization .of Railroads Made Necessary By Attinade of ‘Eabor.

Govt. to Push Its Plan of Railroad Reoi ganization   WOULD END THE RAIL TIEUP

THE SOCIALIST PARTY ON TRIAL AT ALBANY TODA}   Investigation Being Made Into It: Tactics, Methods and Program for Overturning Government,

Socialist Party on Trial — In New York Legislative. Hearing; Gauntlet Down

NO EVIDENCE TAKEN IN ABAY HEARING TODAY:   Morning ‘Session Devoted to Ar. + guments of Attorneys for ” Socialists.   MOTION TO DISMISS PROCEEDINGS DENIED   Attorney Stedman for the Social  ists. Pleaded ‘Guilty to Approv- ing in Convention of the Soviet  Government of Russia.

SOCIALIST PARTY IN- ~ QUIRY IS OPENED   New York Legisiatiwe Committee Ar n°unces Purpose of Going Deep inte Tactics, Methods and Pro gram of Soccialists

SOCIALIST PARTY GOES ON TRIAL   TACTICS, METHODS AND PRO GRAM WILL BE INVESTIGATED BY PROSECUTION

Tels Senate Committee Alias Would Have Gained Victory By ty 1 1b  IDCATY Dany riney ane   TREATY PACT FIGHT INTENSE

Produces, Documentary Evi. dence at Senate Wearing.   HIS REQUESTS IGNORED   Prompt Action, He- Asserts, - Would ‘Have Ended War by July, 1948.

NAVY'S FAILURE COOPERATE COST 500,000 LIVES   Prevented Victory Over Germany by July 1918, Charge

iS CHARGES iA WL HE THRU TTT   Submits Documentary Evi dence to the Senate Investigators   LOSS OF SHIPPING CALLED STAGGERING   Says Messages Sent Asking Reinforcements Were Ienored

LIVES, MONEY ~ ° AND SHIPPING SOME OF ITEMS   Half Million Lives, Billions of Dollars and Two and Half Million Tons Shipping are Name L, eons d   PRESENTS THE EVIDENCE   Prevented Victory over Germany by  July, 1918, by Failure of Navy Department to Fully Co-Oper- l ate as Requested, 

SIMS’ SUGGESTION ACTED UPON. SIX MONTHS TOO LATE   Admiral Tells. Committee Delay Hindered Troop Movement...   COULD HAVE HAD MILLION MEN OVERSEAS (Nl 1918   Failure to Accomplish This Prolonged War, Sims Declares:

SIMS SAYS NAVY CAUSED GREAT LOSS GF LIVES   Alleges Its Failure to Co-oper ate First Six Months Cos! Half Million Lives

Claims He Made  Many Recommendations Early In : War   v¥ Gea  $ ¢  Also Tells Senate Committee That These Were Not Promptly Acted Upon

Rear Admiral Sims Blames Loss of = © ~-Mtilions of Lives and Billions of ~- Dollars Upon Lax Methods Pursued by _..... Navy Department Early in Year 1918

EVIDENCE IS PRESENTED IN ~ NAVY HEARING   Declares Navy Department did Not Cooperate With Allies During First Six Months Of  ar   TONNAGE LOSS GREAT BECAUSE OF FAILURE   Neglect Cost Half Million Lives and Fifteen Billion Dollars, Says ‘Admiral In Testimony

HALE MILLION LWto GOoT UF BLUNDER-SIM 9   Admiral Charges Incompetency Exacted . Terrible Toll in Money, Men and Shipping

FAILURE OF NAVY PROLONGED WAR DECLARES SIMS   Admiral Reiterates His Charges And Offers Paper Evidence.

SIMS CONTINUES BITTER ATTACK ON NAVY DEPART NIEN      Says Its Delay To Co-Operate Cos Hail Millien Lives, $15.009,000,000 250,000 Tons Shipping.

SIMS AFFIRMS DELAY BY NAVY PROLONGED CONFLICT HALF YEAR   Also Cost Half Million of Lives Admiral Tells ’ Committee.

aIMS SUPPORTS CHARGES OF DELAY   LOSS OF LIFE INCREASED BY LACK OF COOPERATION BY DEPARTMENT.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW SIMS ADVIGE CAUSED WAR'S PROLONGATION   Sims Says Navy’s Lack of CoOperation Deferred End of War Six Months.

SIMS SUBMITS. HS EVIDENCE TO COMMITTEE   Admiral Supports Charges of Naval Delay With Many Official Documents. —   Asserts Failure of Depart ment Resulted In Unnecessary Loss of Shipping.

au; FORMER ” CHARGES   OF NAVAL DELAY BY » PRESENTING DOCU: -. MENTARY EVIDENCE  TO COMMITTEE. ~~   Saya it: Cost Half. -Million 4 Lives.and Prevented :Victory Over ‘Germany by ~-July1918—Other “Losses:

RECOMMENDATIONS IGNORED   Insists Fifteen Ritlion Dollars Was Monetary Cost of ‘‘Blun dar.”

TELLS HOW NAVY COULD HAVE SAVED MANY LIVES 1N WAR   NOT PREPARED WHEN AMERI. CA ENTERED GREAT CONFLICT.   HAD U. S. BEEN, WAR WOULD HAVE ENDED SOONER   Unpreparedness Cost a Half Millior Lives, Millions of Property And An Enormous Tonnage _ by German Subs He Tells Committee.

Fifteen Billions of Dollars. and_2, 500, 000 ~ Tons of Shipping Needlessly Lost by © - Delay, Sea Officer Alleges.

LACK OF SUPPORT BY SEC. DANIELS iS DISCLOSED   REAR ADMIRAL CHARGES TIME WASTED-IN ENTERING’ FRAY.   REPORT TO SENATE      Officer Says Vis Recommendations Were Not Heeded in Woshineton.

SIMS DECLARES NAVY FELL DOWN ~~ BARLY IN WAR   TESTIFIES BEFORE A SENATE COMMITTEE. INVESTIGATING   LF A MILLION LIVES THE COS]      Asserts Tonnage Loss in 1917 Prevented Having Million Men in  France Early in 1918,

SIMO AGAIN GAYS NAVY RESPONSIBLE   DECLARED NAVAL DELAY COST HALF A MILLION LIVES DURING WAR   UNTOLD TREASURE WASTED   Asserts That Because His Recommendations Were Ignored the War Was Prolonged Five Months.

DELAY CAUSED HEAVY LOSS   Failure of Navy Department to Fully Co-Operate Was Costly

NEARLY FELL OF SAYS ADMIRAL AT DANIELS: NOTE   Secretary informed Trained Expert That. He Did Not Think Convoys Needed   Twenty-Seven Days After War Had Been Declared Before Sims Is Told of Plans

SIMSBACKS ‘UP FORMER CHARGES   OF NAVAL DELAY BY PRESENTING <4 DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE TO COMMITTER.   Says. it Cost Half Million ‘Lives and Prevented Victory Over Germany by  *s, July 1918—Other Loases.

SIMS TELLS OF WHAT  MIGHT HAVE HAPPENEI   Again  Charges Department With Not Co-operating in “* Allied Naval Operations.

NAVY OFFICE IS RENEWED   Admiral Declares Failure of Department to Cooperate Cost a Half Million Lives and 15 Billion Dellars.

SIMS SAYS IT COST 500,000 LIVES   Attacks Navy Department’sPolic) During the War.

SIMS RENEWS ATTACK UPON NAVY BOARD   Submits Evidence in Support of Charge of . Delays.

NAVY BLAMED — FOR PROLONGING THE WORLD WAR   Adm, Sims Says Proper Co-operation Would Have Brought ; Close By July, 1918.   RECOMMENDATION 1GNORED   Department Failed to Throw Its Full Strength Into Struggle —Cites Convoy Delay.

aDiliRAL SIMS: REPEATS., SEN2 = (SATION AD. CHARGES. 5 a      ARMISTICE DELAYED:   PROMPT NAVY. ACTION. WOULD: WAVE WON: WAR IN JULY. :.¢   Hall's ‘Million Lives and 15 Million "Vacliiation ia:  Dollars ts (What.  Washington Cest World.

ADMIRAL lM ELABORATES fi  NAW CRITICISM   PRESENTS DOCUMENTS SHOWING HIS RECOMMENDATIONS MADE EARLY IN THE WAR.

MAY BE SHOWN THAT U. 8. LOST THE WORLD WAR   Admiral Sims Continues to Point Out Costly Mistakes of Commission.   WAR SHOULD HAVE ENDED IN JULY, 1918   Admiral Tells How His Ad. vice Was Utterly Ignored By Department.

ILONGED WORLD WAR SIX MONTHS   of Co-operation, Sims Says, Cost lion Lives, Fifteen Billion and One lion Five Hundred Thousand Tons Shipping be

Kear Admiral Deciares 500,000 Lives Were Needlessly Sacrificed In War. ¢  RECOMMENDATIONS ICNORED      RECOMMENDATIONS IGNORED   Insists Fifteen Bitlion Dollars Was Monetary Cost of “Blunder,’

LIFE LOGS 000,000 BY NAVY SLACKING, SIMS: ALLEGATION   Failure of Full Co-Operation ii First Six Months of War Also Cost Much Cash.   DESTROYERS ASKED FOR NOT SENT FOR HALF YEAR   1918 Foe Offensive Might Hav Been Obviated if U. S. Had Sent Troons Earlier.

G.0.P. VICTORY IS MANDATE 10 SCRAP LEAGUE   President-elect Harding S Interprets Majority At the Polls.   FAL UY © Vil, LEAGUE DECEASED, CLAIM  Mock Bier Bearing Covenant  Carried In Marion “re a

MANDATE OF PEOPLE TO SCRAP LEAGUE PAG]   President-Elect Harding’s Interpretation of Tuesday's Victory .Is Today Feature of National Politics.   LATE RETURNS

THINKS VERDICT MEANS SCRAP THE LEAGUE   President-Elect Said Last Night ‘‘The League is Now Deceased

MEnRIAM GIVEN VERDICT FOR $00 BY JURY TUESDAY   Jury Impanneiled This Morning For the Trial of the Case of Buechler vs Olson, Involving Large Sum,

Jury Impannelled This Morning For the Trial of the Case of Buechler vs Olson, Involving Large Sum.

NEWBERRY TRIAL ‘STARTS MONDAY   WORK OF DRAWING THE JURY WAS COMPLETED TODAY— RECESS TAKEN

INEWBERRY JURY CHOSEN.   Sclection Ix Made After Four Days Exumination—Kecess Till

JURY IS SELECTED IN NEWBERRY CASE      34 Meo -Exanined— Judge Session: ig Orders” Court Reeess Until  Mondhy Afternoon.

SELECT JURY FOR NEWBERRY’S TRIAI   MAJOBITY OF JURORS WHO WILL SIT IN JUDGMENT ON NEWBERRY ARE REPTBLICANS.

NEWBERRY JURY IS COMPLETE FOR BIG TRIAL   MAJORITY OF TWELVE MEN ARE REPUBLICANS WHO WILL  RENDER VERDICT

Newberry Jury Now Complete   Four Days Were Occupied in Secur ing Jury-——54 Men Were  - Bwramined

TUSE iS SECURED. - OPENING PLEA MONDAY   Five Farmers Are on the Pane The Most of the Jurors Are Republicans

PLANS TO BE MADE T0 STAMP OUT G4MBLING   Concerted Action To Be Taken Against The Major League Gamblers.

READ THE RIOT ACT TO SENATOR LODGE   q Trreconcitubles Warn Senate Leader JY He Wealkens on Treaty it Will  sp     Tepubtic

AS BLAMED FOR POSITION LODGE 5 WN   “Sinister Interests” on Outside Also Declared Responsible for Concession   TREATY ENEMIES ADMIT RATIFICATION INEVITABLE   IRRECONCILABLES SAY SENATOR NEVER WANTED COMPROMISE, FIGHT MAY GO TO SENATE MONDAY.

PASTOR, “DRY”... - AGENT, IS HELD: AFTER SLAYING   Proprietor of-Inn- Was Killed _ by Shot During Raid:  oy nag OS. EM ae

PASTOR GIVEN AN INCKEASE   First Baptist Church  in Healthy and Flourishing Condition

PASTOR..GIVEN “AN: INCREAS!      First Baptist: Church. Is ‘in Healthy. and. Flour-. ’ ishing. Condition

FATHER KILLED AND TWO CHILOREN BADLY HURT   Clarence Gibbs Loses Life Auto Is Struck By Interurban Car.

FATHER AILLED   SON, DAUGHTER AND CHAUFFEUE SERIOUSLY HURT   When Their Auto Was Struck by an Interurban at Danville, Ind.

TEN COUNTY ADULT BIBLE CLASS RALLY   Inidana to Be Represented in Big Meeting in Pittsburgh on February 23. Program to Be Interesting,   PARTICULARS

DEFENSE TESTIMONY REBUTTAL.   Men in Armistice Day Parade Didn't Break Ranks Till Shots Fired.

MARCHERS DENY AN ATTAGK UPON HAL   Rebutal Testimony in Grimm Murder Case Contradict Fvidence of Wobbles

MPAIGN BOOK ABOUT RIZADY.      Work Eapected to Minimize Research Work on Nauional Issacs. ,

SEWER PETITION HISMISSED,   Windiall  Anthovities Take Tbs  Mep in Cireuit Coup,

-REWEE PETITION » SMESSED  Windfall Author ities Step! in Cirenit: Coys,

LLOVD GEORGE IS SICK MAN   Condition of Health of Eng land’s Premier Causes Grave Concern.

BUSY IN OLL FIELD.   hrenk Anderson in the Busy Swirl in Louisiana Field.

BUSY IN OIL FIELD,      kj Andersdn in the Busy Swit in Boulsiana Field.

FEDERAL EXPENSES ARE SHOWN LARGE AY REPORT {SSUEN   NEARLY TWO BILLION DOLLARS EXPENDEDED DURING SEPTEM. BER ALONE, SAYS REPORT.

ENORMOUS EXPENDITURES   Costs Government Nearly Two Gillion Dollars Per Month

2 BILLION SEPTEMBER BILL   For Three Months of Fiscal Year U. S. Snent $3.630 000.000.

UNCLE SAM'S BILL FOR ONE MONTH   Nearly Two Billions During Sentember

‘COURT SENDS HOWAT TO JAIL   Kansas Miners’ Leader and Three Oth. ers Imprisoned on Contempt Charge.

HOWAT SENTENCED FOR REFUSAL 10 RECOGNIZE COUR]   ‘Mine Official Sent to Jail Till He ts Ready to Testify in Industrial Court

Uo to The Same Prison.  REFUSED T0 OUEY AN ORDER  To Stay in Jail “Until Such  Time as They Will Testily  Belare The Court.”

WITH TWO OTHER OFFICIAL WAS SENT TO PRISON AT GIRARD, KANSAS,   Will Be Held Until He is Ready ¢ Appear Before the Court of Industrial Relations—Contempt Court Charge.

Howat and ‘Others 'to Stay - dn Prison Until They " Agree to Testify.   HELD FOR CONTEMPT _OF INDUSTRIAL COURT

Eansés Mine-Union ‘Chieftian and Associates Ordered Confined in County Jail.   PErpseD mad poet ER OF COURT.   The.sRadical Miners” Leader i Served a ‘Might in: Jail: ix Indianapolis on a Contempt Charge Last Winter Before Agreeing to Obey the Court.

HOWAT SENTENCED   Miners’. Official Found Guilty of Contempt of Court.

HOWAT GETS CHANCE TO RG!   ‘Ambition Realized; Sent to Confer i for Contempt of Court,  {ndefinitely.   THREE ASSOCIATES ] ACCOMPANY ALEXANDE!

Leader of Kansas Miners Re fuses to Answer Questions of Court.   INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW IS BOMBARDED   Counsel for Miners Says It’s a Violation of the Constitution.

COURT SENDS HOWAT TO JAIL   Found Guilty of Contempt at Pittsburg.   THREE OTHERS SENTENCED   Musi Remain in Jail Until Willing to Testify Before Court of Industria! Relations.

~ FOUR ASSOCIATES   FOUND. GUILTY TODAY OF ‘' CONTEMPT OF JUDGE CURRAN’'S COURT      FOUR MINES ARE IDLE   Howat Issued Statement Today‘ Denouncing the State Indus: * trial Court   Curran Sends Usaton Heads to Jail ’ Till They are Willing to . Testify ‘

JAILED HOWAT AND _ FOUR ASSOCIATES   FOUND GUILTY TODAY OF - CONTEMPT OF JUDGE CURRAN’S COURT   FOUR MINES ARE IDLE,   Howat Issued Statement Today : Denouncing the Siate Indus* trial Court   Curran Sends Uston Heads to Jaii ‘ Till They are Willing to Testify ‘

HOWLING HOWAT      SENTENCED: TO. STAY . THERE UNTIL WE WILL QBEY.:.         THREE GO WITH HIME!         ALL OF THEM WERE FOUND: "GUILTY OF CONTEMPT, !   It Closes che First Chapter: of the Story. of Lahor Union Fight: Against Kansas Laws 

MINE LEADER  SENT ENGL 1 TEAM IN JAIL   ALEXANDER HOWAT ONCE MORI  IN TOILS OF LAW FOR CON. TEMPT—MUST GO TO PRISON,

MINER OFFICIAL’ HELD IN CONTEMPI   Alexander Howat Sentenced To Jail With Three Associates Until They Will Testify.

Three Associates of Union Leader Given Jail Terms—To Serve Until They Will Testify

AANSAG COAL MAINE SENT 10 JAIL BY FEDERAL JUDGE   Until Such a Time as They Will Appear Before the Industrial Court and Testify in Regard to Matters of Inter est at Present.

GRAVES OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN FRANGE TO BE DECORATED, (6 REPORT   LEGION WILL SEE THAT BRAVE - MEN WHO DIED IN CAUSE OF  LIBERTY, GETS ATTENTION,

~ BE DECORATEL   American Legion Plans Proper Program For Memorial Day .

UKUMA ATTACKS EXCLUSION LAM   Says Effort an Act of Infidelity to Japanese-U. S. Friendship.   Declares Only Force Remains if Appeals to Sense of Morality Fail.

WAR THREAT BY JAP LEADER   Okuma Says Only Force Remains If United States Bars Japanese In California.

PLAN OF EXCLUDING JAPS FROM AMERICA BITTERLY ATTACKED   Former Japanese Premier, Mar.  auis Okuma, Says it May Eventually Lead to War.   ‘SS AN ACT OF INFIDELITY   May Lead te Outburst of Self Sacrificing Patriotism, War, He Asserts.

COMPLICATION OF ~ FOREIGN AFFAIRS: HOT DECREASING   Former Japanese Premier Makes: Statement Carrying Thinly Veiled Threat on California Act   GREAT BRITAIN MAY RECOGNIZE SOVIETS   ENGLAND [REPARES TO OPED COMMERCIAL GATES .TO BOLSHEVIKL RUSSIAN. GOVERN-  MENT IN SHORT TIME

ATTACKS PLAN OF CALIFORNIANS EXCLUDE JAPS   Premier Okoma Declares Japs May Have to Use  Force on Americans.

DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED.   ioney Previded to Wind Up Railrond Administration Affairs.

PROVIDES $390,000,000'FOR RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION   House Passes Deficiency Appropriatio: , Bill Without Dissenting Vote; Goes ’ Now to Senate %

TIPTON THE WINNER,   hook : omo Lost the Game in the Score or 10 to 2.

OUGT. TO SELL LOCALLY.   bine Chance. for Profitable Investment in City Bonds.

TWO HUNDRED MAY BE DEAD.   Explosion in Chemical Factory in Rhensh, Prussia,

EXPLOSION IIL LS @ pan   Chemienl, Factory Wreeked : Aix La Chanelle

EXPLOSION KILLS 200 PERSONS   HEAVY TOLL IN CHEMICAL 7 . FACTORY AT STOLBERG.

DENIM 4 UP WHEN OVERALLS OOP LAGE SUITS   Springfield Federation Says Nation-wide Movement Is  ‘Adding to H. C. L.

SIOUX CITY HAS AN OVERALL CLUB; IDEA IS GROWING   WILLIAMSPORT AND SHARON PENNSYLVANIA, PORW CLUBS WVOVEMENT CONDEMNED

WILL BE SOME DRY THROATS IN CHICAGO   Afflicted City Must Get Along on 32,000 Pints of Whisky a Day Says Prchibition Director.

SELL MOONSHINE; GETTING WEALTHY   Chicago Druggists Scored by Federal Officers—Limits Amount of Sales.

Tomorrow’s Work   CHICAGO MAY HAVE 32,000 PINTS Ot LIQUOR EACH DAY

CHICAGO DRINKS TOO MOC   Windy City Thimntted to .35,060 Pints of Whisky Onily

MUCH MOONSHINE IS BEING SOLD   MAJOR DALRYMPLE OF CHICAGO WARNS DRUGGISTS.

TWO DELEGATES TO STATE MEE)   WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, ANGRH AX LEGION, MABE waar. Ton o FIRST GATHERING.   GIVE DOLLS FOR CHILDREN.

ACE BIG STRIKE IN STOCKYARDS   Complete Tie Up at Chicago, Faced by Packers.   Cattle Drivers and Others Demand  Wage Boost of $30 a Month— Embargo on Shipments.

STOCKYARDS MEN OUT   PACKERS AT CHICAGO FACE A COMPLETE TIEUP.   Embargo is Piaced on Shipments as Cattle Drivers and Others Demand ‘Wage Boost.

TUE LEGION Bs. PEMPSEY   Na One Can Hold Honorary Mem. Pership, National Officers Say,

PROFITEERING — PROBE ORDERED      U.S. Department of Justice lms Been Gathering ee fdr Several E ks

PROFITEERING PROBE SEEN   District Attorney Clyne of Chicago Says Palmer Ordered One

HE HAS IT IN FOR: VOLSTEAD.   Bought: Tea for’. -Whisky and Blaine 7 “Dry”. Law: “Author.

TWO PERSONS BITTEN BY MAD CAT ARE GRDERED 10 TAKE PASTEUR TREATMENT

WILSON MEN HAVE FULL CONTROL   Press Home Their Victories at Democratic National Convention. »   WORKING IN CONCERT   Expect No Nominations Until Platform is Adopted. Pabmer Georgia Men Seated.

NOWMINATION OF CHMOWDATES MAY OF BEGUN TODEY   Carter Glass. Platform Chairman; Bryan: Excluded From - Sub Committee   SENATOR ROBINSON: PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   Close. Observers Look for Trend. Toward Some Seeker of Wilson’s Job

WILSON MACHINERY RUNS. SMOOTHLY: MAY BRING QUT FAVORITE FOR NOMINATION      Administration Forces Not Only Control Bu Dominate Work in Convention—Delegates Look: for Showing of Full Hand.   NAMING OF CANDIDATE TO WAIT : UNTIL PLATFORM IS ADOPTED

Administration Wins All Fights for Committee Chairmanships and Choose Gavel-Wielder .   MAY BACK SOME CANDIDATE   Rules Committee Decides Nom~ inating Speeches Mdy Be Made Before Platform is Adopted

ISON FORCES ARE IN FULL ‘CONTROL AT THE DEMOCRATIC. - NATIONAT. CONVENTION TONAY   Committee Busy” Today Framing Part ~ Platform—W. J. Bryan Left Of ~ Platform Committee .   NOMINATING: SPEECHES LATE-TODAY   SENATOR ROBINSON, OF ARKANSAS, HAS -. BEEN . MADE PERMANENT. CHAIRMAN ‘AND SENATOR ‘GLASS, OF VIRGINIA, JS ADMINISTRATION FLOOR: LEADER. .

WILSON FORCES. CONTROL MEET   Senator Glass Heads Resolutions Committee—Bryan ls Excluded. .   FEW CONTESTS ARE SEEN

MRS, W. ROCK WEBLER. DEAD      Jolin: Dts” Sister-in-Taav Dies at — Pypunewiek: Ol ¢

BIG DELEGATION HERE   Delegates Elected to’ Republican State and District Conventions This Month.

BIG DELEGATION HERE   (Die VELEAUALIVN MERE     ‘Delegates Elected to Republi can State and District Conventions This Month.

DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   Ee MACHINERY READY FOR FEDER1 ADL PROHIBITION.      Law Becomes Effective Friday Midight, Then Exports Must Ceusc— —Storage Goods Confiscated.

MACHINERY READY FOR ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION      Whole Midnight Frida:     Wil, Cease With Siate and County

OFFICERS READY TO sUPPRtGo Tht LIQUOR TRAFFIC   Kramer Announces Organiza tion of Machinery to Enfores Constitutional Prohibition I: Complete.

U.S. MACHINERY TO KEEP NATION : DRY, PERFECTED   So Says Commissioner of Prohibition, in State- — ment   LIQUOR TO STAY “PUT”

DRY MACHINERY 13 READY   “All Set” to Cope With Possible Ofenders When National Lid Goes on Tonicht.

READY TO ENFORCE THE FEDERAL DRY AMENDMEN!   Plans All Made to Start Work Tomorrow Midnight to Make - Land Dry,

KRAMER IS READY [0 ENFORCE DRY LAWS OF NATION   Constitutional Prohibition Now At Hand And Officials Ready   Large Stocks Shipped From Country During The Past Few Weeks.

DRY AMENDMENT BECOMES EFFECTIVE TAMORRIW NIGH   Commissioner Creamer Get: Ready to Enforce Provisions of Rigid Act   HUGE SUPPLIES OF WHTCKY ARE CUARDED   State, County and. City: Offic: ials are Called Upon to , Give Aid :

READY TO PUT NATIONAL DRY LAWN FORCE   COMMISSIONER CRAMER COMPLETES AMLACIINERY. POR ENVFORCHIENT.

UNDERTAKER U.S. GOVT. READY WITK HIS PALL BEARERS   Midnight Burial of J. Barleycorn Has Been  Arranged.

LID GOES  ON TIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT   Prohibition to Become Effective Midnight Tomorrow   HOME BREW ALSO UNDER THE BAN

MAKE THE NATION DRY      Federiul Oificials Plan Rigid En. forcement of National Probibition In. Effect Midnight Tomorrow.

COMMISSIONER I8 READY TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION   Reamer Annonnees Federad Machin. ery is Organized to Unhold the Ameniment.

U. 'S. Dry Staff Ready to Fighe for Enforcement After Midnight Friday

COUNTRY GOES DRY. AT MIDNIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT   Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Alf Ready to Enforce the Law Risorously.   ‘MUST MOVE FROM BOND    Privately Qwned Liquor Must be Got: ten to Homes and Places of Residence Before Law Effective,

FOR ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION 461   Machinery Organized By Kramer In cludes Commissioners In Practically Every Szate.

LIMITATION ON COAL EXPORTS   Seeretary Alexander Ineisats on Ade quate Home Supply.

MAY PLACE LIMIT ON COAL EXPORT   ADEQUATE SUPPLY FOR HOME INDUSTRIES JS BEING SOUGHT.

POPULATION OF MISSOUR      With Hacbering 3,493,54i Inhabitants.

MISSOURI GAIN. IN POPULATION THREE PER CENT   Increase in. Last. Decade Lowest Proportionally Cinen 403

Population of Missouri  «3,403,547, an Increase of 110,212 in 10 Year:

MISSOURI LOSES RANK   [ON POPULATION FIGURES OF 2,403,547 DROPS BEHIND CALIFORNIA.

MISSOURI POPULATION ~ SHOWS INGREASE OF ONLY THREE PER CENT   STATE WILL RETAIN RANK A’ SEVENTH UNLESS MICHIGAN  GAINS HEAVILY.

MISSOURI CENSUS SHOWS 9,403,047   INCREASE IN LAST DECADE Is 3.3 PER CENT OR 110,212, OFFICIALLY,

‘Population of. Trenton Has, _. Proportionately, Shown Lhe Largest Increase In Stat

MISSOURI POPULATION RANK DROPS ONE PLACE      Census Bureau Gives State Increase o: 110,212 or 3.3 Per Oent During Last Decade

MISSOURI GAINS 110,212 CITIZENS   Total. Population . of State is Now 3,403,547—Likely to Hold Seventh Place.

ENGLISH PAPERS COMMENT ON RESUL!   LONDON GLOBE SAYS LEAGUE Wist BE REMODELED TO ain 644M eA

HARDING VICTORY PLEASES BRITISH SAY NEWSPAPERS   GLOBE SAYS LEAGUE MUST BI CHANGED TO PERMIT AMELICAN MEMBERSHIP

LAND NAPPY OVER COX DEFEAT   British Press Declares Cos Election Might Have Proved Dangerous.

CHICAGO CAFE RIOT BAINGS FATALITIES   One Detective Dead, Another Dying and a Policeman Is . Genionsloy Woundéd.

ee  CAUGHT IN REAL AVELANCHE.   German Actress Killed While Staging for the Movies.

MUST MAKE LIFE BETTER ON FARY   AGRICULTURE MORE IMPORTANT TO CITY DWELLERS SAYS HARDING    Republican Candidate © Discusses Conditions Vebich Will) Improve Farm Life

MUST MAKE LIFE BETTER ON FARW   AGRICULTURE MORE IMPOR. TANT TO CITY DWELL“ERS SAYS TLARDING    NEED MORE EDUCATION   Republican Candidate  Discusses Conditions Which Will Improve Farm Life

FARM SUCCESS VITAL   SEN. HARDING IN APPEAL tN. BEHALF OF AGRICULTURE,   Grent Need Is Rehubilitated Eailway, Sysiem—Stressex Edacation as Bulwark. : :  fe

THE SCHOOL, LAWS   . ie . ra *) TIC CHANGES ARE ADVO.       ATED BY sci OO, HEADS.         tion’ and Atten     + nce Questions Up.

THE SCHOOL LAWS   DRASTIC CHANGES ARE ADVO CATED BY SCHOOL HEADS,   Teachers’ Salaries, Method of Instrue  tion and Attendance Questions Up.

MOST MISSIONARIES ARE VOLUNTEERS   Have Been Furnished By Stvdent Volunteer Movement, Declares Mott.

THRE STUDEST ‘VOLUNTEERS.   They Sapply Larce Pereentage 0} Foreign M i

MOVEMENT IS NOW A GIANT   Student Missionary Body Has Grown With Leaps and Bounds Says Report.

7 ‘Sanctions Use of Name for National  Highway Tf It WIL] Give Impctus  4 METAS mene. &

Sanctions Use of Name for National Highway If It Will Give Impetus to Movement.

THE -UNIONS: ‘HELP         NION BTRIKR BREAKERS  1 KILL WLEGAL WALKOUT, .      Keestoraition of Chicago Traffic Prom. ixed By Me rdsy.

ON i “CHICAGO EL FIGHT STRIKE   T raffic Restoration Is E:xpected by Saturday on Eighteen Roads.

STRIKE BREAKERS BEING USED WITH TELLING RESULTS   Walkout of R. R. Men in  Chicago Declared Illegal by Unions Which - Are Fighting It.

ILLEGAL STRIKE OF SWITCKMEN IS GIVEN BLOW   Union Strike - Breakers Make Headway in Affording Relief At Chicago.   Extensive Suspension of Pack: ing Industry Continues.

THE UNIONS HELP   UNION STRIKE BREAKERS T KILL U.LEGAL WALKOUT.   Restoration of Chicago Tratfie Prom. ised By Saturday,

UNION STRIKE BREAKERS . ON HAND 10 PUT DOWN THE UNAUTHORIZED WALK QU’

RAIL TRAFFIC IN CHICAGO NEAR NORMAL   Union Officials Aid Man agers in Hirinig Strike Senanteare.

UNION MEN MAY BREAK STRIKE   Four Hundred Switchmen from Other Cities Help it Effort to Keep Chicagc Yards Clear.

Union Men Strike-Breakers In Chicago “Illegal” Strike   Response to Call of Brotherhood to Take Places 0! Switchmen of New Organization Held Unlawful— President Lee Places Blame on John Gaunau.

SITHATION IS MORE HOPEFUL   For Resuming Freight Traffic in Short Time it is Said.

PROMISE NORMAL TRAFFIC SATURDAY      Representatives of Railroads and Union Say Movement Will Be Nearly Normal Saturday.

RVER SR EPUILSY ALP SAW Es SB  if He Is Nominated Friends Give Out

SAYS: MCADOO WILL ACCEPT IF NOMINATED   Definite: Statement TS That Effect Made . Yesterday. By Thomas -B.  Love, Of Texas, Claimed To Be AiR ee   TO-BE ‘BIG CONVENTION FICHT   Promises To Be Over. William J Bryan’s- Determination: To  ; Have Av Platform No “Wet” Pen Da Dawe   HOW -THE CANDIDATES STAND

SAYS M’ADOO WILL ACCEPT   Announcement Is Made by Texas Committeeman  —————————  To Take Nomination If Offered, Neclaras Friand

Thomas.B. Love, the Nationa -Committeeman From Texas, -*Makes. Definite: ‘Statement  That McAdoo Will Be Nominated.

MADOO WILL AGCEPT TF NOMINATED, SAYS LOW   PERSONAL FRIEND GIVES ASsSURANCE THAT PORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY WOULD NOT DECLINE TO RUN

McAdoo Will Accept, If Nominated, Says Thomas Love, Texas   TEXAS NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN DECLARES DEFINITELY THAT FORMER CHIEF WILL NOT REFUSE BUT DOESN’T QUOTE M’ADOO IN EXACT WORDS   M'ADOO ANNOUNCEMENT UPSETS LEADERS      OTHER CANDIDATES WELCOME AN OPEN STRUGGLE

FORMER HEAD OF  TREASURY GANT LONGER Atolal TEMPTING BAIT   Friends of President’s Sonin-Law Have What They Characterize As Assurances That He Will Run   TEXAS COMMITTEMAN MAKES ANNOUNCEMEN?   Thomas B. Love Asserts if McAdoo Is Chosen as the Standard Bearer He Will Not Turn it Down

Accepts Terms Uncondition ally After Conference With Martinez, Says Dispatch; American Freed, Rumor

Mor ‘e Notes To Mexicc      Unele Sam Writes Hewent. Kpis Ho Pemandine  Amerioan's Reletso—Villu. (o KRelire?

REBEL GIVES UF   Villa Reported in Custody of Mexican Government

State Department Urges Prompt Release of Carl .. Haeglin, Held by Villa

YROENT DEMAND SENT TO MEXICO   Department Wants Haeglin Released   18 HELD BY WLLL"   Mot Worried Over Prisone's Safety But Action is Taken Regardless.

DEMAND MEXICO FREE AMERICAN HEI BY VILLA   representations OF AN = Urgent Nature’ Are Made to Obtain Release of Haegiin.  American Ambassador Asks im: mediate Action to Obtair Release.

Unconditional Surrender of Villa Reportec   Bandit Said to Have Finally Given Up; Strong Representations Made for Re. lease of American

AMERICAN IS STILL MISSING   Government Taking Active Steps to Secure Haeglin’s Release

FRANCISCO VILLA “HAS “SURRENDERED   GIVES SELE UP _UNCONDITIONALLY TO rae PROVISION: AL, GOVERNMENT, SAYS J REPORT _

REBEL HEAL  UAREND EH JO MEXIGO   RTHERN FORCES SUPERVISE. BREAK UP OF HIS BAND   Not More Than 600 f Outlaw Force; U. S.  Citzen Freed.

FRANCISCO VILLA SURRENDERED        . stent of Mexico After a Con "ference With ‘General Mar  btenas Cl s . a a

VILLA. EXPECTED TO QUIT WARFARE AND. SETTLE DOWN TO FARMING LIFE

APPROVE CONTRACT FOR WAGE HIKE TO ILLINOIS MINERS   Coal Strike Settlement Only Held up for Federal Approval  _ —Expect Many Mines to  Reopen Today.

TRAIN GUARD OFFICERS   Opportunities Are Given in War Department Order

KILLED BY ACCIDENTAL SHOT   New York Weman Victime of Bal. let Imtended for nan Thief.

KILLED BY COP   Policeman Fired At Thief And Ball Killed Woman on Street   ‘Nest Egg" Provided For The Little Tot Left Motherless

rk KKKKKKKKKKKRK KE   SAD FUNERAL OF Wo. MAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY OFFICER

WOMAN IS ‘STRAY BULLET VICTIM   New York Red Cross Worke’ Siain by Policeman,

FEELING HIGH IN BOOZE KILLINC   POLICEMAN WHO KILLED HER ~~ FOLLOWS CORPSE TO GRAVE

BULLET OF N.Y. OFFICER FINDS WRONG MARK   Funeral  Services ’ for Victim of Stray Shot Held Today.

ALL EAST SIDE AT HER FUNFRAI   Last Sad Rites Said Over the Body of Woman Accidentally Shot By Patrolman.

LABOR HEADING FOR A FALL.   Heover Says It May Meet same Fate as Organised Capital.

LANDING OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS IS CELEBRATED   MOST SPECTACULAR PARADE IN YEARS PASSES THROUG BUFFAIA) STREETS TODAY

BIRMINGHAM STORES MAKE REDUCTIONS OW ALL GOODS   Silks, Hosiery and Cottor Goods Being Sold at Prices Below Prewar Levels, One Department Store Manager egerte.

TO INCREASE OFFICERS’ PAY   Conferces Reach Agreement on Army and Navy Bill.

Increased Pay in Army and Navy Includes Officers Up to Colonels and Captains

SHELL EXPLOSION KILLS 15 SAILORS   Shell Kills Members of Crew of Japanese Warship. —   Narrow Escape for Admiral Prince Fushimi—R@ocket Sets Fire to a Spanish Ship.

SHELL KILLS FIFTEEN   PREMATURE EXPLOSION OCCURS ON JAPANESE WARSHIP.   ‘Two Officers and 13 Members of Crew Perish—Narrow Escape for  for Admiral.

JAP NAVAL ACCIDENT   Shel Exploded  Permaturely — in  Battle Cruiser, Turret

AUTO ROBBER HEAD ARRESTE!   '. A. WALKER, BELIEVED TO BE HEAD OF GANG OF ALTO THIFVES. ARRESTED

GENEROSITY SHOULD BE WATCHWORD OF THE HOUF   SAYS AMBASSADOR JOHNSON IN LETTER READ AT MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES FOR AMERICAN DEAD IN GENOA. ITALY

SOCIALISTS TO PROBE PLATEORM MORRIS HILEGUIT   Futile and Inconsistent, Says Senator From  Nebraska

WOULD SEIZE ALL. WEALTH   First Declaration of Principles Adopt -ed by National Socialist Convention at New York.

‘TO FIGHT ‘MODERATES   OF THE SOCIALIST PAR. TY ON THE HILLQUI PLATFORM   After Their Defeat Yesterday—Ultras Would Embody Red Flag Theories of of Foreign Socialists in Platform.

ULD BAR CHRISTIANITY   Socialists Want Administration o! Wealth For Equal Benefit of All.

SOCMLITS VOTE 10. ~ DIVIDE ALL WEALTH   First Principle in Platform Now Being Formed by Con’ -yention.    LONGUET SENDS GREETING

ARMY BACKS \Y.*" LORDS   Gen. Reinhard Says Treons in No Case Will Abandon Accused German  Officers to Allies.

ARMY &-C*S WAR LORDS   Sen. Reinhard Says Treeps in No Case Will Abardon Accuced German Officers to Allies.

LEAGUES TEACH COMMUNISM   Legislative Committee Agents Unearth Activities.

Ha bas BEING TAUGHT AMINES COA EE   YOUNG PEOPLES’ SOCIALIN LEAGUE PORMED IN PRINCIPAL NEW YORK CITIES,

CLUBS TO PLANT SEED OF RADICALISM FOUNE   investigators Discover Wide pread Organization of Propaganda Spreading Clubs.

REDS TRY TO CATCH YOUNC   Young Peoples’ League Formed to Teach Bolshevism

Yesterday's Games   STANDING OF THE CLUBS.   Wednesday’s Results.

THE LUCKY. BAPTISTS   ADDITIONAL GIFTS ARE ANNOUNCED FROM ROCKEFELLER.   AN Told Ht Is Seid the Roekefelfer ‘Contributions Vo the Great'Fund {Witt Total Six Millions.

ROCKEFELLER GirrTs LARGE   Raptists Have Received Mievives for $6,000,000 From Family.

RUNNING DOWN MANY CLUES IN MORGAN BLAST   ‘GRAND JURY IS NOW TAKING A HAND IN THE PROBING.   NO ARRESTS EXCEPT THAT OF ED FISCHER

EVERY ATTEMPT TO FATHOM THE CASE THWARTED   Grand Jury Starts Most Ex-  haustive Investigation With Slicht Hove   HORSESHOE CLUE FAILS      Sleuths Blame Explosion On Small Group of Men or An Individual

EXTREMISTS ~~ IN CONTROL      Forcing Workers to Qui ‘Their. Jobs and Join ‘Red Army

EMPRESS IS DYING      Tlowe of Reeuvery of ex-Kaisevin Has Hteen Abandoned.

SINN FEINERS SIT TRAIN DOESN'T MOVE   HUNDREDS OF TRISHMEN “RE CLENE ON TRACK TO KEEP BRITISH TROOTS STATIONARY.

Sinn Feiners Block Tracks To Siop - Train   BRITISH ‘GARRISON MAROONEL 26 HOURS BY IRISH « INSURGENTS

[200 RAILWAY WORKERS IDLE IN DUBLIN   This Is. Due to the Refusal to Carry  British Troops.

REFUSAL TO CARRY TROOPS   Adds Railway Strike To the War tt Ireland—Sinn Feiners Block Tracks,

TEACHERS’ CONVENTION   Vine Array of Talent’ Engaged to Give Addresses This Year

$300,000 WORTH OF PRIZE ANGUS BURN   (By Associated Press Leased Wire,)

JACK JOHNSON ORDERED TO LEAVE MEXICt   Will be Turned Over to United States Authorities if Not Out of Country by July 15.

ORDER JOHNSON FROM MEXICAN TERRITORY   Notorious Black Given Thirtv Day: to Get Out of Country, Says Report

PE OF RELEASE ~ HELD BY FRIENDS   MacSwiney’s Condition Re ported nohenpeY on Twen. Day. a

L. M. Doyle, Well Knowr Here, Passes Away at His Home at Monrovia

UNMET DANK GAOHICH OF GHTY Dies   .. M. Doyle, Well Known Here, Passes Away at His Home at Monrovia

ITS MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING   Democrats Fussing Because Name of W. W. Cox Follows Next After James M. Cox on Ballot.

MINISTER LURED BY A FAKE GALL   IS BOUND, GAGGED ANDO SEVERE. LY BURNED BY THUGS.   ACTIVE. IN EXPOSING CRIME   Rey. D. £&, Cleveland of Caunci Bluffs Incurs the Wl Will of Evil Doers and Nearly Loses Life,

MINISTER LURED TO LONELY SPOT i ~GLOTHING SET AFIRE   Prominent Council Bluff Minister Who Was Fighting Vice is Decoyed to Lonely. Spot and Tied. in Machine And Clathine Set Afire  *

THUGS ATTEMPT TO SLAY DIVINE   CONDITION OF COUNCIL BLUFFS PASTOR IS CRITICAL   Dr. D, E. Cleveland Lured to Lonely Spot, Slagged, Gagged, Bound and Thrown Into Burning Car.

PASTOR 1S ASSAULTED BY THUGS IN REVENGE FOR ANTI-VICE CRUSADE   VARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH AT  HANDS OF THUGS WHO TRIED TO BURN HIM ALIVE,

IOWA MINISTER IS VICTIM OF  ~ FIENDISH PLO’   Bey. Br. Cleveland Slugged Soaked With ON, Put ino Vruek, Set Are.      ROLLS OUT AND ESCAPES

SOAK PASTOR’S CLOTHES IN OIL THEN START FIRE   Council Bluffs Preach. er Victim of Dastardly Attack.

IOWA MINISTER IS OIL SOAKED AND THROWN IN FIRE   Council Bluffs Pasto: Incurred Enmity by Preaching Morality

IOWA PASTOR IS LURED, SLUGGED, GAGGED, BURNED   FOUR THUGS MALTREAT ANTI-VICE MINISTER BY SETTING HIM ON FIRE—SAVES HIMSELF :

(i EMPTED LIFE V NISTER WITH   Satur ated With Oil After Being Slugged Clothes Set Affre.

ATTACK MADE ON MINISTER   Lured to Lonely Part 0 City by Fake Telephone Call

PASTOR OILED, LEF1 IN FLAMING CAR   lowa Minister Badly Used Up When Lured to Lonely Spot by Mob-—Now In Hospital In Critical Condition—Believed Revenge

PASTOR LURED BY THUGS AND NEARLY KILLED   Rev. D. E. Cleveland of Council Bluffs, Tied and Thrown on Truck Which Was Set on Fire, Escaped Death Narrowly.

PASTOR BOUND, SOAKED IN OIL, THEN SET AFIRE   Council Bluffs Minister 1:  Thrown Into Truck and Taft tn Dia

HARDING LEAD IN STATE IS 185,006   Official Compilation Shows Republican Candidate Received 696,370 to 511,364 For Cox   SOCIALISTS THIRD PARTY   Farmer-Labor' Candidate is Next With 16,499 and Prohibitionists Follow With 13,462

HARDING LEADS BY 185,006 IN ‘STATE, OFFICIAL   Count.-Here Shows G. 0. P Choice Polled: 696,370 Votes  _ Against 511,364 for Cox— Barbazette-Tops-Etectors.—   SOCIALIST VOTE 1S 24,703   Farmer- Labor Follows With 16,489—Prohibition Vote, 13, 462?—Sinale Tay: 566.

OFFICIAL ELECTION FIGURES ANNOUNCE   Harding Has Plurality 185,064 Over Governor Cox In Indiana

INJUNCTION  SSUED. BY CHANCELLOR NEW. MAN AT NASHVILLE   Restraining Senate and Hons Speakers, Governor and Secretary of State   From Signing and Forwarding the Rat ification Resolution to Secretary fathea

TENNESSEE HOUSE REFUSES TO RECONSIDEE   Action Taken by Vote of 50 to 0O—No Quorum by Speaker’s Ruling, Which Was Overruled   WOMEN OF 70 AND 75 REGISTER IN SOUTH BOSTON

TENNESSEE HOUSE BY  A UNANIMOUS. VOTE  DEFEATS MOTION T0 RECONSIDER SUFFREG   Desperate Fight on Ratification is Net Abandoned; Temporary Injunction Secured   MEMBERS HIDE OUT TO PREVENT NEEDED QUORUM

SUFFRAGE CLINCH IS BLOCKED; TENNESSEE ANTIS GO TO ALABAMA   Flee the State and Lack of Quorum Holds Up Session in House.

Tenn. Officials * Are Enjoined.  On Suaffraze   Legal- “Action Taken: to (Preven Ratification; “Reconsideration Voted Down.

TENNESOEEANG IN TRIANGLED TANGLE ON SUFFRAGE VOTE   House Without Quorum Votes Against Reconsideration’ of Ratification.   OFFICIALS ARE ENJOINED FROM CERTIFYING VOTE   Thirty Members Run Away t Alabama in Attempt to Hinder Any Action.

MORE THAN THIRTY OF ~ LEGISLATORS GO SOUT   Anti-Suffrage of ‘Tennessee Hous Goto Alabama to Break Possible Quorum. ,   MEMBERS LEFT OAPITAL  WHILE OPPONENTS SLEPT   ee Was to. Prevent Final Ac “tion That ‘Would Permit Cer-. tification of Results.   DIFFERENCE. OF OPINION   Some of Suffragists’ Held Belief That Ratification Could Be Certified Anyway.

= FIGHT   STILL IS ON   ANTIS: IN TENNESSEE LEGIS_ LATURE TO ALABAMA.   QUORUM IS BROKEN   ACTION TO CLINCH RATIFICA TION CAN'T BE TAKEN,   Certification of Ratification Is Tete poracily Enjoined by Writ of . ; State Court. ;

COURT HOLDS UP CERTIFICATION OF TENNESSEE ACTION   Parliamentary Trick Beats Antis After They Leave State to Prevent a Quorum   MEANWHILE ANTIS LEAVE STATE TO BLOCK ACTION   OO —————  Go Into Alabama and House ‘is Unable to Act Without Quorum

DEFEATS: MOTION TOL RECONSIDER: SUFFRAGE VOTE      ANTCSUFFRAGISTS LEAVE STATE -”. TO-PREVENT CONSTITU+ TIONAL QUOROM.

30 MEMBERS OF TENNESSEE HOUSE LEAVE SESSIONS   To Make Quorum Impos. sible, and Block Suff.  Measure.

FILIBUSTERING SOLONS BREAK HOUSE QUORUM   Cross Tennessee State Line to Present Final Ratification of Suff Amendment   SNARL OF LEGAL KNOTS   LITIGATION MAY PREVENT AMENDMENT FROM OPERATING IN NOVEMBER ELECTION

Legal Entanglement Surrounds Suffrage In Tennessee Battle   fnjunction Restrains Governo: From Certifying; House Fails to Reconsider

OFFICIALS ARE ENIOINED FROM SIGNING . PAPERS OF RATIFICATION   Tennessee Can’t Notify Sec. _ Colby of Legislature’s Ac- tion On Suffrage   Opponents of Amendment

SUFF RAGE TAKEN TO _  COURT IN TENNESS!   Caen eae eH of Ratification toms --Colby Halted: by Tempes='y Injunction.

AN INJUNCTION ALL THAT IS IN WAY (IF RATIFICATION   Pro-Suffragists Roll Up Anothe Move At Expense of Antis Today—Walker Loses Out.   ABSENTEES ARE FAILURE      Members Abseited Themselves From State Only to Have Travels in Vain.

RULING —PREVENTS CERTIFYING LAW 70 WASHINGTON   JUDGE THROWS BIG ROCK IN SUFFRAGISTS’ PATH TO  VICTORY . maw~wmre RATT Woe   Fifty Sneak io Alabama te Prevent Clinching Victory, —House Unable to  x” Ma nk

THIRTY ANTI-SUFFRAGE MEMBERS LEAVE STATE ' TO BREAK QUORUM IN HOUSE.   INJUNCTION TEMPORARILY HOLDS UP CERTIFICATION

ISSUED WRIT ~ OF INJUNCTION   Certification of Ratification to Secretary Col-. by Is Restrained

CONTINUE TO BLOCK WOMAN’S SUFFRAGE   ENJOIN GOVERNOR FROM CERTIFYING RATIFICATION TO COLBY   Anti-Suffrage Members Went ¢ Alabama to Defeat Getting a Quorum   Session Opened at 10 O’c'ock This Morning; Adjournment Was Forced

Battle in Tennessee Is Endet When Suffragists Vot Dewn Motion to Reconside: Ratification.   LESS THAN QUORUM S PRESENT FOR THE VOTI   Efforts to Block Action b:  Having Small Number Pres  “ent Are Frustrated and Ac tion Is Taken.

Thirty Anti-Suffragists Go te Alabama to Make Quorum Impossible in House   SPEAKER WALKER OVER RULED   Suffragists Contend that House is Acting Under Federal Not State Law and Win   RECONSIDERATION IS TA®LED   Chance! for Newman Then tesuée ¢ Writ of Injunction Restraining  , Certifying of Action

aeateetnenennetiel  INJUNCTION ISSUED TO BLOCK CERTIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE   Chancellor Newman Issues Temporary Restraining Order—Antis Try To Prevent Further Action Through Lack of Quorum.   Anti-Suffrage Members of Tennessee Legislature  Leave Nashville.

ANTI-SUFFS LEAVE STATE: BLOCK CRSCTON   THIRTY MEMBERS OF 'TENNESSEE HOUSE FLEE TO ALABAMA TO PREVENT  HYYTIM DD Tt4ar   HOUSE DEFEATS MOTION

TENNESSEE HOUSE BY 50 TO 0 VOTE DEFEATS MOTION TO RECONSIDER   WRIT TO ENJOIN  LOYD TI LI arryes

Session Held Without: Quorum Votes Down Motion to Re consider Suffrage Amend.  ment to Constitution. =   INJUNCTION 1S ISSUED AGAINST CERTIFICATION   Court Temporarily Restrains Governor and Other Officers From Certifying Action to Secretary Colby. ©

REPORT SIX BOLSHEVIK DIVISIONS SURROUNDED   WRIT AGAINST CERTIFYING TENN. SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION

WOULD NOT ~ RECONSIDER   Tennessee House Sa Voted at Legislative Session Today,   MANY MEMBERS SKIPPED OUT

COURT RESORTED 10 TO BLOGK ACTION ON: SUFFRAGE QUESTION   Tennessee Legislature Without. Quorum; Proceeds to Vote Down Motion to Reconsider   Members of Assembly Flee into State of Alabama and Say They Wilf Remain There’

IS FLEE TENNESSEE   And House Ratified Without a Quorum.   NOT A VOTE AGAINST   Opponents Were Near'y All 1 : Alabama, Having Left To Block Ratification,

ANTL-SUFFRRGISTS. BREAK A QUORUM      fENNESSER LEGISLATORS .at HIKE OVER TO ALARAREA      AN IMUUNETION: §S GRANTED      Tho Motion to Reconsider Houso Suf. fargist Vote Coulld Not Be makeu Up For Lack of Quorum: -

20 LAWMAKERS “OF TENNESSEE LEAVE STATE   Wholesale Departure Part 0 / Scheme to Prevent Clinching i Suffrane:Vietory.

Court Appeal Made in Tennes see After Antis Are Beat it Legislature   30 SOLONS LEAVE STATE   Go to Alabama to Prevent Quorum, But House Pushes Through Vote

SUFFRAGE TAKEN TO COURT IN Le   Certification of Ratifieation\_tog Colby Halted by Tempesa y Injunction.

RESTRAINING ORDER ASSUED TO PREVENT ~ TENNESSEE'S. 0: K.   ‘PAnti-Suffcagists: in ' House ‘Ab; " sent. Themselves” Today. to -Frustrate: Find “Action: Saccinn- Reracsed.

CONFUSION THROWN . INTO RATIFICATION BY NEGATIVE VOTE   Antis Refrain From Balloting in Tennessee House, Coniending There Is No Quorum; Injunction Issued

THE: GOVERNOR AND SECRETARY OF STATE RESTRAINED .   From Certifying to. Ratification. of Woman’s Suf-frage Amendment—Anti’s Run Away to Alabama to   Break a Quorum.

EXTRA!   CERTIFYING OF UTE AMENDMENT BLOCKED BY WRI   GOV. ROBERTS AND SECRETARY OF STATE STEVENS ENJOINED.   LOWER HOUSE OF LEGISLATURE DEFEATS RECONSIDERATION   Joint Resolution Ordered Sent to the Senate That It Might Be Delivered To the Engrossing Clark

Thirty Antis of Tennessee House Lelt State In Effort to ‘ Btock Session.    MANY LEGAL COMPLICATIONS   Writ of Injunction issued to Re: » strain.-Certifying of Ratification.

LOWER HOUSE REFUSES BY 20 TO 0 VOTE   Anti-Suffrage Forces Down In Mouth This Afternoon on Ac count of Failure.   TRY EVERYTHING TO DEFEAT THE PASSAGE   Thirty Democrats Bolt and Sneak Off to Alabama According

ANTI AGENT  HIT BY SUFF WORKER   Suffrage Men May Spoil “Reconsider’ Plan Today

BLOCK SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE   Chancellor Issues Writ of In. junction Restraining Governor Roberts.   MANY MEMBERS ' LEAVE      Motion to Reconsider Resolution De— feated by Vote of 50 to 0. Many Legal Difficulties,

ADS 48TH EXCHANGE.   United Telephone Company, Buys the  Wachinoton Svstem.

WOULD RENEW THE ALLIANCE   “pan Wants Pact With Great Hritain Continued.

JAPAN URGES BRITISH PACT TO BAR REDS   Menace to India by Bo Bolsheviki Expected to Assist Japanese Request

: pies, hi TT ciao IME RAM R TO PUSH ANGLO-JAP ALLIANCE, Baron Havas       on Way to London to

Says Balloting Without Receipt: Will Make Repeating Easy; Prevent Illegal Practice   Cureton Will Hasd Down Decision Mer and Women Can Vote Without Poll Tax; Contrues 19th Amendment

HANDS OUT OPINICN   The State Election Commissioner Says That Women May. Not Vote at Primary But Can Vote in November :

WOM'N MAY NOT VOTE IN PRIMARY   ELECTION COMILSSLONE ED SAYS 36 STATES FIRST MUST AP- ; PROVE AMENDMENT

FOCH TO MOBILIZE ALLIED FORCES FOR TENTION IN FIGHTING AT POLANL

ENTENTE 1 BAGK THE POLISH ARMY   REDS MUST STOP AT BORDER OR INCUR DISPLEASURE OF THE ALLIES.   OSCUSS GOAL SUPPLIES   Germans and Allies in Spa Conference Talk Over Various Phases of the Question Of Indemnitv.

POLES T0 OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE REDS   PREMIER GRADSKI SENT MES SAGE TO WARSAW To THIS EFFECT.   Asked thal. an Immediate Armistic Le Made with the Bolsheviks —Foch to Mobilize  Pawe.,

POLES PROPOSE AN ARMISTICE WITH THE REDS   Foch To Form Allied Army In Event Request Is Refused   GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED AT SPA   Coal Question To Be Settled xefore Reparation Is Considered

CHAUFFER KILLS WIFE OF WEALTHY NEW YORK MAN   AUTHORITIES CONVINCED THAT BERNARD GIESSLER SHOT MRS. ARTHUR DE. CORDG+a, THEN KILLED UNISELF. ©

Favors League, Budget System, Repeal War Tax, Farmers Aid   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IS SILENT ON PRONIBITICN, ~BRISTLES WITH FAGTS

DEMOCRATIC LEADER I FOR LEAGUE   STRESSES IDEAS ON RESERVATION FOR AMERICANISM  pre seater yo seme   Condemns Peace Plans of Senate; Defends Wilson's Rule. _

In Speech Bristling With Attacks Democratic Nominee Denounces Harding’s Proposals.   TWO RESERVATIONS POSSIBLE.   Prohibition Was Not Mentioned. Condemns Republican Discourtesy to President.

Says Harding's Peace Policy Means That a Separate Peace With Germany Will be Result   LEAGUE ISSUE WAS BIG THEME   Asserts That First Duty Will he to Ratify The Peace Treaty Without Past Recollections

Nominee Declares for Ratification of Allies Treaty we Reservations and Entering League of Nations; Pros” a  nnecnae Twn Rillinne Tav Raniintinn

TARDING’'S PEACE PLAN WARMLY DENOUNCED AS © DESERTION OF ALLIES   Democratic Nominee In Speech of Acceptance Demands America Keep Faith

TARDING A BUNGLER AND PROPOSALS. UNMORTHY OF GONSIDERATION SAYS CO   Hot Torrent of Words Launched on Republican Nominee’s Head By Champion of Donkey Clan At Acceptance Todav.

ACRNOW EDGED D'PEACE. TREATY AS * ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN © :           Denounced Seni: ‘Hardin; > Peace ‘As Disheartenin; ~ Bitngling Diploma ot anated Dish  roposals' For Unworthy; © id Unadul-

‘THEY SERVED TIME FOR PLOT VIOLATING NEUTRALITY OF UNITED STATES—WILL GET THEIR FREEDOM TODAY.

GERMAN CONSULS TO. BE SET FREE   VON SCHACK AND VON BOPP, CONVICTED IN SAN FRANCISCO, PAROLED FROM PRISON,

BOPP AND VON SCHACK FREER   Former German Consal and Vies Consul Paroled Krom Leaven waoarth Penitentiary.

TWO TENT “NOBLEMEN” ARE TO BE RELEASEE   THEY SERVED TIME FOR PLOT  VIOLATING NEUTRALITY OF UNITED STATES—WILI. GET THEIR FREEDOM TODAY.

SHACK AND BOPP AFLEASED FROM FEDERAL PRISON   German Violators of U.S. Neutrality Paroled from Leavenwoith Today.

NEW CASE GOES TO THE JURY   Sudden thenge in Plans of Defenec  Rrings Trial to Close.

INTEREST LAGGING   Pennsylvania Primary Expected to Be Political Fizzle

LIGHT VOTE *IS BEING CAST IN PENNSYLVANIA   Little Interest Is Being Shown in Primaries for Both Parties

PENNSY VOTING   Believed That a Light.Vote Will be Cost in Pennsylvania Primary   WEATHER THE CAUSE   Senator Penrose Seems to  be in Full Control— ~~ Voting in Vermont

PENNSYLVANIA VOTE FORECAST AS LIGHT   THREATENING WEATHER AND LACK OF INTEREST APPARENT ON ELECTION DAY

LIGHT VOTE SEEN ~W-PENNGYLVANY   Wood and Palmer Only Names ‘on Presidential . Preferential Ballot.   PENROSE WILL CONTROL   Georgia Democrats Have Hot Fight Ahead, Over Endors‘ine Candidate,

EFFORTS 10 CONFIRM REPORTS OF KASER'S ISSASSINATION Fl   Berlin Newspaper Say: Report Started By Correspondent.

Ten Thousand Housewives Will Hold Mass Meeting In Public — School Jan. 21.

SHORT LINE ROADS AWAIT DECISION   Railroad Labor Board Hear: Demands for Wage Increases on 97 Roads.

BOARD DECISION WILL AFFECT 600 SHORT LINE RYS      MXPECT TO END HEARING THIS WEEK ON DEMANDS OF WAGE INCREASES

Cites Nomination of Bonnilas as Move to Retain Pow-  er Illegally, =~   ‘MEXICAN OFFICIALS  VIOLATES PRIVILEGES   Buy and Sell Positions of Honon-Brutal to Women and Charge Toll on Rail Shipments.”

SURAUPTION HAS RIGHT OF TRACK IN MEXICO oAYS GENERAL GALLES   Carranza Administration !s Rotten; Unpopular Officials, Legally Elected, Are Ousted From Office,   MILITARY GUILTY OF UTMOST BRUTALITY   Shippers On Railroads Are Forced to ‘Tip’ Agents and Employes of Roads in Order tn Get Service.

VARIED COMMENT ON HARDING  LONDON PAPERS   Many Believe Deniocrats Have Real Chance io: Win. With » a Herbert Hoover.    FUTURE: OF LEAGUE IS "INTERESTING S épIc   England and’ France Believe Relations: Will.Gontinue © ~ Harmonious.

HOW THE LONDON PRESS REGARDS HARDING CHOICE   ‘Neither Satisfaction or Disap nointment Expressed   Times and News Say Way Is Opened For Possible Electior Of Democrat.

‘GOP.SELECTION FAVORS NEMOCRATS   Newspapers Express Neither Satis faction Nor Disappointment In th ‘Republicans Selection of: a Candi - Gate For President.

ENGLISH PAESG EES PUSUlBLE DEMO VICTORY   Declares If Party Will Force Nomination On Hoover His Election Certain.   Says League Plank Writter On Theory Least Said Soonest Mended.

LONDON PAPERS SEE A VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS   Harding Such a Dark Horse That He’s Unknown  There   SAYS HE’S COMPROMISE   G. 0. P PLATFORM IS A DUMMY WHICH CAN BE FRANKENSTEINED BY STRONG PRESIDENT

iS UNKNOWN IN ENGLANI   Neither Satisfaction No: Disappointment Expressed by Papers

LONDON EDITORS UGE DEMOGAATS TO NAME HOOVER   Times and News Both Suggest Former Food Administrator as “Best Card” Now.   PERSONALITY AND RECORD OF NOMINEE UNKNOWN   London Express Says Friendly Relations Will Undoubtedly Be Harding Policy.

SOME EUROPEAN VIEWS.   British and French Differ Over Chi cago Convention Result-—Discuss League.

FOREIGN PRESS   Receives Harding’s Nomina; ;  tion With Calmness.  i

ENGLISH PRESS   NEWS AND TIMES BELIEVE THAT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION WILL NOMINATE HOOVER

CHANCE FOR DEM. PRESIDENT NOW   London Papers Say Hoover is the Man for Democratic Nomination

LITTLE ENGLISH COMMENT   Republican Candidzete is Noi Known in Lenden

CONIMENTS OF FOREIGN PRESS RATHER GUARDE!   Both London and Paris a Bit in the Dark as to _ Harding’ s, Characteris Hee.

That Council Of Military Commanders On Rhine Is Called For Today, Is Significont   American Army Forbids Coblenz Demonstration

U.S.MAY-ACT ONLY TO DEFEND . THE RHINELAND      Foch an d Military Leaders to Confer on  the’ Border

SINN. FEIN ARCHES — WERE TORN Dow   U.S. Flags With Sinn Feir  Colors Cause * Rioting  in.  Belfast Last Nicht.  «

TWO AMERICANS ARE MURDERED   Report Reaches State Depart ment That U. 8. Citizens Killed in Mexico.

DELEGATES TO MEET TONIGHT TO DECIDE ON CONVENTION PLAN   Chairmanship and Orgaii zation to Be Discussed This Evening.

CHFPMAREHID CONVENTION 1$ UF   Caucus of Republican Dele gates Called for Tonicht.

VETERANS T0 MEET IN OKLAHOMA CIT’   Every Man Who Trained or Servet At Any Time With This Division Invited to Attend

CENSUS BEGINS! -HEREARE-QUERIES   Byery Home: in “Hamilton : in Short.     ime,

(uestions You Must Answer   When Vhe Census Faumerator Rings Your Door Butl This Month   BE PREPARED TO ANSWER      La Provides That All Persons Must Give The Information Requested By Enumerator

CENSUS ENUMERATORS WILL BEGIN WORK JAN.:   Be Ready With Your™ Answers Wher  - You Are Called Upon.

DECINNIAL CENSUS OF U.S, OFFICIALLY Bh   Enumerators Will Call At Every Dwelling In City And Connty For Information.

CENSUS TAKERS OF ALTOONA NAMED   Enumerators Chosen for This District Have Begun the Collection of Data Wanted by Uncle Sam.   MANY POINTS COVERED BY CENSUS QUESTIONS   Zvery Farm In Blair County Will Also Be Visited and Agricultural Information Wil Be Secured.

CENSUS TAKING STARTS FRIDAY   ENUMERATORS WILL VISIT EV ERY HOME IN COUNTY.   TO TAKE COMPLETE STATISTICS   People Are Required to Answer All Questions That Are To Be Asked.

WHAT EVERYONE shot LD KNOW   The Fourteenth Decennial Census of The United State is on,  =

ENUMCRATORS START TAKIN 14TH CENSUS   Citizens Should be Ready With Information to Facilitate Work.

HARDING MAY CHANGE FRONT PORCH POLICY   Intimated That Candidate Wil  Speak in Other Parts of Coun‘try When Occasions Arise.

MAY NOL STAY ON FRONT PORCH   Announcement From Marion That Candidate May Make Some Speeches Outside of Ohio.  Senator New Announces Polic) Will be Guided by Develop ments.

Holland Will Be Held — Responsible For Safe Keeping: of Ex-Kaiser

HOLLAND “KEEPER” - OF FORMER KAISER   Lloyd-George Says He Holds Nation & wporsble for.

FORMER KAISER'S SAFEKEEPING IN HOLLAND’S HANDS   Premier Lloyd-George Explains Pre-Election Ideas of Punishing William.

THE CHAUTAUQUA DATES   The Standard Chautauqua Advises the Dates Will be August 5 to 10.

THE CHAUTAUQUA DATES   ne nn eee ey EE PE EB  The ‘Standard Chautauqua Advises the Dates Will be August &% ta 10.

BARTEN TELLS OF Te PATHOS UF OTHE PRESTOENG)   Cites Webster, Calhoun and Clay, Blaine Bying Broken Hearted, Greeley, Sherman and Other's.

GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN   Estrada Cabrera Control it Guatemala Ends——Perrera is New President.

Revolutionists Oust President: Cabrera and Put Unionist  i at Head of Affairs.    SEVERE FIGHTING IN  CAPITAL IS REPORTED   Many Non-Combatants Killed When Guatemala City Is Shelled.

j (eee ee eee ee MEXICO CITY REPORT SAYS CARREBA IS HELD PRISONER.

CABRERA REGIME OVERTHROWN   Unionist Party Triamphant in Guatemalan Revolation.

WOOD ALCOHOL. DEATHS FEWER   Seekers After Cheering Libations Have Laid Off the Doubtful Offerings.

CHRISTMAS DEATHS PROVE A WARNING   Fewer Fatalities From Wooc Alcohol Follow New Year Celebrations.

‘Democratic Plan Will ‘Declare for Acceptance lof Versailles Treaty

cS: So, Sos SA SS SS So SO 9  * Democrats Will #  * Declare for Treaty * wm & Mm Mm Mw Me BH Mm BB

LEAGUE WILL BE THE PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM PLANK   Cummings States at Frisco Today That This Would be The Chief Issue Before the Party in its Annual Election Platfarm.

BEMOCRATIC PLATFORM TO STAND FOR RATIFICATION GF VERSAILLES PEACE. PAC’

Me WE MAEN PLANK,   Deno wats, Says Gumunings Wut Work i Jardest for This Prob

DEMOCRATS WILL HOHT ON TREAT!   Main Plank Will be Ra‘‘‘ication « Treaty Says Demeeratie Chair man on Arrival at Frisco.

Assert He Will Serve If Named By Convention   Backers See 200 Votes For Mc. Adoo On First Ballot For Nominees   ‘PALMER SUPPORTERS STILL OPTIMISTIC   Governor Cox Delegates Are Weakening—Talking of ‘*Second Choice’’

Ce  SERMANY TO HAVE NEW NEW ENVOY   Berlin Government to Establish Diplo. matic Representation With Mu. nich, Says Report.

GERMANY TO HAVE NEW ENVO}   Beriin Government to Establish Diplo. matic Representation With Munich, Says Report.

GERMAN ENVOY TO MUNICH   Government to Establish Diplomatic Relations With Bavaria.

GULF GOASTIS -. IN PATH OF A ~ VIOLENT STORM   Tropical Storm Will Hit ica Tonit:ht or To » © wee Fe 5 TE

TWO DIE IN LEAP FROM WINDOW OF BURNING HOTEL   Six Injured, 200 Driven in Street in Seattle Blaze.

TWO GUESTS ARE KILLED   When Seattle Hotel Was Burned   Escaped In Night Attire From Burning Structure

suree, unit cannot be doubted, 1a those Laeking the drillers are i financially.           u. 5. Prepared for Any Trouble With Mexico

Decision of the judges. Judges—G. L. Gunnerson, Mrs. BP.  Curtis, Rev. J. J. DeWall.   FARM MANAGEMENT COURSE

LEAF TOBACCO HELD OCT, ©   Manufacturers and Dealers Have 1,271,524,630 Pounds on Hand, Says Report.

STOCK REPORT   Steel Case Opinion Has no Favorable Effect on Market.

Organization Effected in ~Anderson Valley at ‘Farm Center’s . Meeting Tuesday.

SHEEP GROWERS T0 POOL WOOL FOR QUIGK SALE   Organization Effected in Anderson Valley at Farm Center’s Meeting Tuesday.

REPUBLICANS ARE BITTERLY OPPOSED TQ ADMINISTRATION   They Hold State Convention and Frame Platform With Full  Instructions.   WANT TREATY RATIFIED   But Want Country to Have Right To Quit League of Nations  on Notice.

1020 PLATFORM ADOPTED; FLAYS PEACE TREATY   State Convention “Jrges Women Be Given  Vote at Once; Oppose Gov’t Ownershixp.

MAY SPEAK FOR COX    ee te faa or Davis in Doubt a: to Propriety

DAVIS MAY TAKE STUMP FOR COX   SPEAKING TOUR OF GOVERNOR BROUGH OF ARKANSAS BEGINS TONIGHT

So Declares Merrow Of Na tional Coal Association In Washington Today   PRESIDENT ALONE IS IN POSITION TO ACT   Executive Officers Of Mine Workers Given Authority To Protect Union

Federal Action In Coal Crisis  Is Pleaded For   Action By Wilson Believed  Necessary To Meet Situation   OPERATORS AND MINERS WAIT MOVE   Instructions Are Issued On Coal Priority Shipments To Northwest

FEDERAL  ACTION Ay 0 MEE  Says J. P. Morr ow Reor senting Ma:   Says J. P. Morrow Representing Ma jority of the Operators   Slight Chance for Miners and Operators to Get Together and President Alone Can Act.

COAL GOMMISSION   Necessary to Settle Operators and Miners Trouble

WHITE HOUSE ALONE CAN ADJUST PRESENT DIFFERENCES, CLAIM      J. D. A. Morrow of National Coal Association Appeals to President to Intervene In Effort to Settle Labor Difficulties---Move Fuel to Northwest.

Secretary Houston Says Con. gressional Economiés Qlear . Financial Situation: .

RUSSIAN GIVEN LONG TERM iN PENITENTIARY   Theodore Paller Killed Ameri can Soldier Who Was  Wounded in France.

RUSSIAN SENTENCED   Gets 17 to 20 Years for Murdering Amenetiseanm Girl dican

ENTUGKY FIELDS ARE VERY ACTIVE   Operations Extending Over Large Territory.   LARGE DEEP WELL IN TEXAS   RUSSIAN SENTENCED FOR KILLING WOUNDED SOLDIFR

Attack Threatened Unless Nuevo Laredo !s Surren dered This Afternoon.

IOWA MINERS Kak REVISION OF WAGE COALE GONFERENGE   ‘Formal Request for. Meeting  Sent Coal Operators. by   Union Chief Lewis.   COAL MINERS IN KANSAS ” PREPARE TO QUIT WORK   Government Makes Effort to Settle Differences in {Ilinois. Mine Field.

IOWA MINERS ASK MEETING TO FIX WAGE   Will Confer To Conside Division of Wage Scale.

MINERS OF IOWA   To Confer With Operators Concern ine Ware Seale.

ATTITUDE OF F. H. DOHANY BAFFLES AUTHORITIE:   Alienist Begins Tests to Determine Mentality of Detroit Banker Held for Murder.

THROUGH CHURCHES, LODGES, CLUBS AND SCHOOLS UNCLE SAM WILL ENLIST HIS GREAT NEW ARMY FOR VICTORY OVER  PDLROTITEURA =

Through Churches and Lodges, Clubs and Schools, Uncle Sam Will Enlist Great New Army for Victory Over the Profiteers

ee SE READY.   Plays laid provide for © denial of Wilsén’s request *  ee, See Cm: ee eee

AIRMEN BELIEVE! DEAD IN HILLS   Balloonists, Leaving New York Week Ago, Not Heard From.

FIND NO TRAGE OF MISSING AIR MEN   Believed Aviators Fighting Way Through Snows of Quebec Mountain Regions.   Two Army Airplanes Wrecked in Effort to Locate Men Lost in Balloon Flight.

NAVAL AVIATORS, ABSENT A WEEK, ARE NOT FOUND   eee EEE  Search of Adirondacks Fails te Locate Three Men Who Set Out Monday in Balloon

House In Third-St NE Taker Over For Detention Purposes   WILL BE REMODELED TO MEET COUNTY NEEDS   Custodian And Other Official: To Be Named By Probate Court

Evidence Introduced at Albany Trial Purporting the Overthrow of Institutions   LABOR DISINTEGRATION CHARGED TO SOCIALISTS   LABOR EXPERT TESTIFLES EFFORTS WERE MADE TO RETARD PRODUCTION DURING WAR.

Since Socialist Convention in 1917 They Have Advocated Mass Ac. tion Which Means Nothing More Nor Less Than ‘Physical Forece.”’ :

SOCIALISTS TRY 10 DESTROY LABOR BOD   EVIDENCE IN SOCIALIST TRIAL 13 NEW YORK TENDS 'TO SHOW   A “BORING FROM ,  .  WITHIN?

BROOKLYN TEAM FEELS CONFIDENT   Consider Series as Good ~ as Won.   TO ATTACK INDIANS ON OWN RESERVATION   Next Contest will Be Played Tomorrow.

DODGERS THINK THEY'VE SERIES IN VEST POCKET   Brooklyn Team Journeying Westward Confident They Have Series Cinched.   EVERYONE OF THEM WEARS BIG SMILE   Jeff Pfeffer to Do Honor for National Leaguers Tomorrow.

a  WHEAT SAYS HE DIDN’T TOUCH SPEAKER’S HIT   Dodgers Are Contident They Will Win Series—Exnect to Beat 4 Coveleskie.

INDIANS TREATED AS © CONQUERING HEROES - ON. THEIR. RETURI   Confident of Winniag Serios, Denpite Tro Defeats; “Speaker iit Home Rua, 7 tack: Wheat Declares. '

DODGERS ENJOY T0 CAMP OF THEIR RIVALS      Whole Team in Confident Spirit as They Speed Toward the Home Of the Indians.

WUUGLAG FULL OF EA OE VICTORY      PLAYERS AND MANAGER CONYI DENT THEY WILL DEFEAT CLEVELAND INDIANS

Traveling Cicvelandward Today to Attack Indians on Own Reservation —- Pfeffer Choire far Saturday

DECLARES BiG WATERWAY PLAN IS A NECESSITY   Characterizes the Great Lakes to the Sea Waterways Project. a National Necessity

VETERANS GET $000,000 GIF   AMERICAN LEGION ACCEPTS SURPLUS NATIONAL OF Y. M. C. A. WAR COUNCIL’S TREASURY

BRITISH EXPLORER OFF. ON EXPEDITION   Long Heralded-Trip to Anarti - Starts. ;

WOAKFRS EMPLOYED IN INDUSTRIES SHOWN 10 AE SAME AS YEAR AGI   BUT LITTLE CHANGE IN NUMBER OF WORKERS OR TOTAL OF PAY ROLLS,

DECREASE IS SHOWN   itis in Sumber of Peopla Em ployed in Ten Industries,   BUT AN INCREASE IN FOUR   More Miners Are Working But Fewer ate Making Clothing and Automobiles,

MILLBERAND CAUSES SENSATION,   French Premier Takes “Finglish Breakfast” at His Desk.

PLAN BIG PLANE TL CARRY G00 AROS SEA IN do HOURS   Caproni Interests King With Proposed Trans-Atlantic Passenger Flier.

NISHIP 10 CROSS THE OCEAN WITH 300; PASSENGERS. AND GREW PROJECTED   Italian King Much Interested In Statement. of Caproni That Such a Plane Was in Prospect of Being Designed And Constructed.

AIRPLANE TO CROSS OCEAN IN 36 HOURS   Monster of the Air Will Car ry 300 Passengers—Caproni Inventor.

INTERESTED IN GIANT PLANE   Aircraft Will Carry 366 Passengers Across the Atlantic Ocean

AIRLINES PLANNED   Plane to Gross Atlantic in 3€ Hoaurs—Carries 300 Persons

PLANS PLANE TO CARRY MANY “OVER ATLANTIC   King of Italy Hears From In ventor About Giant Pasenger Ship.

AIRPLANE WILL HAUL HUNDREDS   Will Fly Across Atlanti Ocean.   PASSENGERS WILL SLEEP   Italian Inventor Talks of His Plans to King Emanuel.

MEX, PROMISES SQUARE DEAL   HUERTA ORDERS RAILROADS Bl TURNED BACK TO THEIR BRITISH OWNERS.

OBJECT TO NEW RULING OF OIL LAND, MEXICO   Mexican Railway to be Given to Owners Tomorrow

‘Tank Tactics” Nipped in Bud as Delegates Voice . Their Opposition   -ABORITE CO-OPERATION ASKED FOR THIRD PARTY   JOINT CONFERENCE TO BH HELD WITH LABOR DELE« GATES AFTER DRAFT Of PLATFORM 18 COMPLETED, 

ADSOURN TAG MONDAY MORNING.  BY UNITED PRESS, ph fe el gn lh ap SO

COLEY TURNS DOWN REQUEST OF THE ANTES   Tells Tennessee Anti-Suffragist: His Decision Stands

GOLRY REF Wats TO RESCIND Mh ACTION  in Doanlaiming Batifinatinn nf tho   {n Proctaiming Ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amenment

COLBY REFUSES TO RESCIND ACT   Secretary of State Will Not Change Action Taken in Tennessee Suff Ratification.

COLBY UPHOLDS TENN. SUFFRAGE   Secretary of. State Refuses to Rescind Ratification Pro-

REQUEST MADE DENIED TODAY BY SEC, COLBY   Refuse Anti Suffragist’s Ap peal to Rescind Recen Ratification Order.

COLBY HOLDS TO SUFF LAW ACTION   SECRETARY OF STATE REFUSES TO RESCIND RAATIFICATION PROCLAMATION

COLBY REFUSES 10 COUNTERMAND SUFFRAGE NOTICE   Tennessee Antis Seek To Urge Political Expediency.

SUFFRAGE HOLDS   Colby Refuses to Rescind Actior on Tennessee Vote

COLBY STICKS 10 SUFFRAGE ACTION   REFUSES TO RESCIND MEASURE IN PROCLAIMING RATIFICATION

COLBY IS FIRM ON SUFFRAGE ACTION   Secretary Refuses Plea to Re: scind Suffrage Action.   General Assembly of Connecticu’ Again Ratifies the Nineteenth Amendment.

RESCIND ACTION   Refuses to Grant Request of Anti-Suffragists Fro me  Tennessee   Proclamation of Ratificatior of Federal Sul rage Amend. ment Stands

COLBY REFUSES TO ACI   TURNS DOWN REQUEST OF TENNESSEE ANTIS TO RESCIND SUFFRAGE ACTION,

GOLD SHOULDER THE ANTI-SUFFS   Secretary of State Colby Re fuses to Rescind Tennessee Action.

COLBY STANDS FIRM   Secretary Refuses Plea to Rescind Suffrage Action.   General Assembly of Connecticut Again Ratifies; the Nineteenth Amendment,

COLBY REFUSES PLEA   WILL NOT RESCIND HIS SUF. FRAGE PROCLAMATION.   Nineteenth Amendment Is Again Rati fied by the Connecticut General Assembly.

WON’T RECALL SUFFRAGE        Colby Denies “Ant: Suffs” Petit jon To: Roscind Proclamation...

PROCLAMATION FOR SUFFRAGE TO STAND   Secrctary Colby Refuses Request of Anti-Suffragists That He Rescind Action.

COLBY REFUSES 10 GRANT REQUEST OF TENNESSEE. ANTIS   Secretary of State Refuses to Al. low Lead of Tennessee Solons  and Reverse Self.   INFORMS SETH WALKER   isn’t Going to Recall the Procla mation Announcing Ratification—Act Stands.

GULGY DECLINES REVEROE AGTION  UN AMENDMENT   REFUSES TO RESCIND PROCLAMA TION ANNOUNCING ADOPTION OF SUFFRAGE.

WOGE ARTHUR 6.0;P. NOMINEE   Selected As, Candidate for Unexpired Term of Late Justice Gaynor.

JUDGE ARTHUR WINS IN IOWA   Logan Man’ ts Nominated .as Fourth Candidate for State Su-preme Court, .

COSTS ARE LOWER IN POLICE COURT   Accused Is Willin: of Guilty t  Praviting ‘The te Bnter a as Cha

COSTS ARE LOWER IN POLICE COUR’   Previding The Aecused Is Willing to Enter a Plea of Guilty as Charged

DIDN’T GET CHIEF’S MEANING   Sallor Misunderstood, but After Al, Kangaroo is as Good a Name 3 as Any Other.

TRY TO KIBNAP EBITOR   Effort ig Reported to Have Been Made By Three Texas National  Fares, Perr ary

AMERICAN FLAG INOTHERPORTS   Shipping Board to Build Ur Merchant Marine   MUST NOT INTERFERE   Shairman Benson Issues Warning to Foreign Interests that They Must Not Attempt Interference with Its Development—Let Sleeping Dogs Lie is Admiral’s Advice

WARNING GIVEN LET MERCHANT MARINE ALONE   FOREIGN CARRIES MAKE THREAT TO DIVERT TRADE FROM ) AMERICAN PORTS

FOREIGN SHIPPING. * ~ INTERESTS WARNEL   Threats, to Impede _ American Merchant. Marine Will . be - Actively *Resénted,— B nson “lle Tradas - Bodies.

WARNS FOREIGNERS — T0 KEEP HANDS OF}   Shipping Board Chairman Says Merchant Marine Program Will Go On in Face of Threats

FOREAGN INTERESTS: WARNED BY BENSON   Must Not Interfere With Marine Develcpment. :   SAYS U.S. 1S IN EARNEST   Admiral Declares Government          Ownership oy Control of at Least a Part © Its Traffic in Imports Exnorts.

Admiral Declares Government is Trying to Place Within Ownership by Americans Control of at Least a Part of Its Traffic in Imports and Exports.

HANDS: OFF Ot  U., MERCHANT MARINE WARNIN TO FOREIGNER   Chairman oat the Shipping Board S$ - Interference  With Building Up a Fleet VAT Nant Ba Taolarated.   THREATS TO DIVERT RADE MADE, CLAIM   Mfficiuls Are Determined te Protect America's Interests Against Harmful Influences From Abroad,

CHAIRMAN BENSON WARNS FOKEIGN INTERESTS NOT TO INTER. FERE WITH LU. Ss. WORK.

MARRY EARLY 70 BE: HAPPY AT 8:   PENNSYLVANTA COUPLE WHI CAMT FIND WALES LIKE TWELR WEDDED LIFE

GULF OF ISMID CLOSED.   British Blame Operations of Turkish Nationalists on Coast.

hugo PRUBLEM UP TO HARDING   RETURN OF TRADE WITH RUSSIA BEING URGED. UPON THE PRESIDEN RELECT   AKES THE FRONT RANK   CancelHation of Russian Contracts In - Aarerica Throws the Russian Probfem Into Front Rank of Probtems Facing Harding.

RUSSIAN TRADE   Restoration ie Urged on Senater Herdfee By Advisers.

SOVIET TRADE © MAT BE ISSUE. > WITH HARDING       Influential Men Advise Trade Relations Should Be Resumed with Russia— Jews Seek Ambassador 

TRADE PLEA PUT UP T0 HARDING   Reopening of Business With Russia Urged Upon Nim   ALSO HEARS JEWISH APPEAL!   Asked to Appoint Jew 4s Ambassador te Germany

NARUING TAKES UP QUESTION OF PUSAN TRADE   Though Many of the ‘Best Minds’ Urge Trade, President-elect Is Opposed to It

RESTORATION TRADE WITH RUSSIA NOW URGED ON HARDING   CANCELLATION OF CONTRACTS BY SOVIETS WITH U. 8S. PUT RUSS QUESTION FIRST

President-elect Harding Con sidering Policy’ of New Administration.   Oscar Straus Said to Desir Ambassador to Germany -* Be Jew,

SUBMITS BRIEF TO AID FARMER IN AIS WORRIES   lf Farmers Sell All Belongings Can Buy Railways, Plants And Mines in U. S.   COMPETITION EXTRA KEEN   Secretary Meredith Champions Cause of Men Who Take Ranch Risks

FARMERS FACE GRAVE PROBLEMS--MEREDITE   SECRETARY GIVES REVIEW OI SIZUATION CONFRONTING AGRICULTURE

SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES CAID-FACING FARMING   SECRETARY MEREDITH ADDRESSES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF U. §. MEETING.

VACATION WALKOUT CLOSES DOWN MANY HARD COAL MINES   Increased Wages and Better Working Conditions Are Demanded.   ANTHRACITE AWARD TO BE ACCEPTED UNDER PROTEST   President John L. Lewis Issues Order for General Strike in Bituminous Fields of Alabama, Claiming Operators Failed to Live Up to Award,

SEEK TO OPPOSE GRADE CRESSINGS   HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO ASE LEGISLATION

ROAD PROGRAM “TO LEGSLATUR   WHAT !OWA AIGHWAY COMMISSION WILL ASK.   ELIMINATE GRADE CROSSINGS   snd Turn Tawnship Road Work Over to the County Supervisors—Purchase ef Bonds by the State With Surplus Funds.

UUTLINE NEEDED HIGHWAY LAWS   Will Ask lowa Legislators to Do Away With Grade Crossings.

ENGLISH METHODS   CRITICISED BY PRESIDENT IN LONMGDENTIAL NOTH, a

tNuLlod METHOBD   CRITICISED BY PRESIDENT IN CONDIDENTIAL NOTE.   nefliciency of Britinn'’s’ Naval Super i a ; : ‘ : Pority Surprcsed President,

CHAUFFEUR IS UNDER ARRES’   Held in Connection With Death of Houston Woman Recently

San Antonio Chauffeur Arrested for Murder; Has Bride of Two Weeks

parrot Ma he  REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IY SESSION ONLY. AW HOUR, SATURDAY NOON EARL TIME ADIQURNMENT IS POSSIRIE. REI even

GOTHAM NEW YEAR TO BE ‘DRY’ BUT COSTL   Reservations Alone to Cos . $15, is Report.

Woman Candidate Insists on Sitting Beside Ballot Box During Primary

End of Liquor Supply — Tn U.S. In Sight Says  ~ Cofnmissioner Kramer

SAYS SUPPLY IS LIMITED   Prohibition Commissioner Sees Liquor’s End in 3 Years

LIQUOR SUPPLY END IN SIGH   Booze Stored: WIK Last Only Twe or Three Years, Kramer Says

END OF BOOOZE © IS IN SIGH]      ALLEGED ILLEGAL WITHDRAWA! 18S. RAPIDLY  DIMINISHING AVAILABLE SUPPLY

END OF AMERICAN LIQUOR SUPPLY IN SIGHT, SAYS KRAMER   Illegal Withdrawals Will Ex haust It in Two or Three Years, He Says.

SENATE PASSED BILL      PRESIDE: PECTED ‘TO SIGN RAILROAD MEABUR           red in Del of Several Hours én Fibor,

RAILROAD. MEASURE, INPRESIDENT'S HANDS   Pittman Attacks Bill During Senate Debate; Poindexte Replies to Statements

BILL IS RUSHED THROUGH IN DAY: GOES TO WILSON   Provides for Control of Rail roads with Return to Private Ownership   ROADS BACK MARCH 1   22 REPUBLICANS AND 15 DEMOcraTs JOIN TO PUT ESCHCUMMINS MEASURE OVER

OENATE oe NUD RAILWAY BILL 10 PRESIDENT   FINAL PASSAGE EFFECTED BY DECISIVE VOTE OF NEARLY THREE TO ONE   Five Hour Debate Devoted Mainly To The Lavor end Rate Making Provisions

SENATE 0. 9. MEASURE   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SIGN THE BILL PROMPTLY   Opposition Purely Selfixh, Solons Tire Of Long Debate

SENATE PASSES “RAIRROAD BILL   jote Was. aT to 7 and Some  of ‘Absentees Would. Have  * Been with Majority — Al _ most Final Step to Give the Roads. Back to Owners Under Supervis‘on.

BALADAD BILLS - PASSED BY ST, NOW UP TO WILSON    Measure Embodying Legislation For Reorganization of Rail- . roads, Through Congress.   EXPRESS VARYING OPINION   Senator Cummins: ‘Deans ’ Propaganda Put Forth to. " Defeat Legislation... }

SENATE Photo RAIL ACT AFTER DAY OF DEBATE   Democrats and Repubs licans Line Up Tox gether to O. K. Road Reorganization Plan,

TO SIGN RAIL BILL AT ONC   WILL ORDER MEASURE SENT TO DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,  ‘ ae ae

Vote, Taken After Several Hours of Debate, 47 to 17— Pittman Predicts that ‘Tur. moil and Chaos”’ in Industrial World Will Follow Close Upon Enactment.

RAILROAD MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT   APPROVED BY SENATE BY NEAR. LY A THREE TO ONE VOTE YESTERDAY   LABOR PARTY PROTESTS   Demands President Veto Measure as Being Special Interest Legislation,

MEASURE IS NOW UP TO PRESIDENT   Modified Form Adépied Near Sy Three to Ome After

‘ "Mach Disputed Measure Now ~ Goes to the President for  a His Consideration.   CUMMINS LEADS FIGHT © - FOR LAW'S. ADOPTION   Guaranty Provision. Warmly _Peoaled by lowa Senator As No Harm. tothe  > Pablic

RAILWAY BILL UP TO WILSON   SENATE JOINS HOUSE IN aporrING THE REPORT.   VOTE IS ALMOST THREE TO ONE   PRESIDENTIAL VETO REGARDED AS IMPROBABLE.   ack ef Interest Shown iu Outcome, and Membere Weary of Speechmnking—Laber Calle fer Its Wrecking.

SENATE FINISHES WORK AND THE MEASURE IS SENT TO PRESIDENT.   32 Republicans Join With 15 Democrats in Voting for Adoption of Conference Report.

National Chairman of Labor Party Sends Protest to President Wilson   HINES IS PREPARING FOR RAILWAY RETURN   Senate Majority Nearly Three to One for Reorganization Bill.

SENATE 47 TO 14   Modified Reorganization . Meas. ure Now Goes To President for His Signatcre   LABOR URGES ITS VETO   Five Hours of Listless Debate Led by Senator Cummins Precedes Passage of the Bill

SENATE ACCEPTS RAILROAD BILL   Conference Report Adopted by a Vote of Nearly 3 to 1.   MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT

SENATE PADDED BILL   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SIGN RAILROAD MEASURE,   Union's Attitude Scored in Debate  of Several Hours on Floor.

BILL RETURNING -AONDS 10 OWNERS GOES 10 PRESIDEN]   Labor Leaders Will Urge Veta but Mr. Wilson is Expected to Sign It.   SENATE VOTE IN FAVOR ALMOST THREE TO ONE   Varying Views Expressed in Five Hour Debate as to How Public and Carriers Will Pare Under Reorgan. ization Measure, Which is Warm; Defended and Attacked,

SENATE PASSES ANLAOAD BIL B LARGE HAJORIT   Plans for Returning Roads to Owners Completed 3ENT TO WILSON  Act igi sk

RAIL BILL UP TO WILSON   WILL BE TAKEN TO MIM FOR SIGNATURE.       : Bag Senate Follows House In Passing the  Lsch-Curnmins Measure By  Vote of Three to One.

LABORS LAST HOPE IS VETO BY PRESIDENT   General Opinion at Capitol Is That Wilson Will Sign Measure—Hot Debate on Labor and Rate Making Provisions.

WILSON TO BE CRANE’S GUEST   President to Pass the Summer at Va. cation Home of Former Chicagoan.

WILSONS 10 LEAVE WHITE HOUSE SOON    PRESIDENT PLANS TO SPEND HIS FIRST SUMMER AWAY FROM WASHINGTON   (iy Associated Presse Leased Wire.)

BLAME BLACKHAND FOR MAN'S MURDER ON STREET OF CHT   Shot To Death By Three Armed Men In Cleveland.

BOOZE SUPPLY IS BIG   WHISKY FROM CANADA FLOWS iNTO THE U. S.   Difficuit to Patrol the Great Stretch of Border, Says Prohibition Commissioner.

WHISKEY SUPPLY IS NOT YET DEPLETEL   Canadian Booze Flows Into the United States.   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Say: It Is Difficult to Patrol Wide Border.

WHISKY SUPPLY BIG   Canadian Booze Flows Into the United States.   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Says ~~ It Is Difficult to Patrol Wide Border.

GENERAL STRIKE LOOMS "IN CITY OF MONTREAL   Labor Unions Urge Osssation of All Work Unless Provincial or Dominfon Government Acts

STRIKE THREATENED   Water Works Employes Who oft ’ Fobs are Discharced z

STRIKE NEAR IN MONTREAL   Discharge of Municipal Waterworks Employees May Cause a General Waikout.

ELIMINATION  “OF THREE IN TODAY'S VOTE.  IS PROBABLE   California is Expected to Down Hoover As Indiana _ Does Harding, Lowden   Republican Race Will Be ~Narrowed Down to Wood ‘and Johnson, Belief

INDIANA AND CALIFORNIA   National Committee Officials Expect Both Contests to be Close and to Have Decisive Elects

Wood and Johnson In Close Race In Indiana Is Day’s Indication   JOHNSON FACTOR IN BOTH STATES

Bib DAY TODAY id TWO STATES   jona ‘and California Hold ing Their Presidential Pieference Primaries.      IrS A HOT CONTEST IN THE HOOSIER STATE   Jchnson and Hoover Having a Merry War as ‘‘Native Senet of California.

POLITICAL ARCA SCENE OF CRITICAL FIGHT TUESDAY   Indiana and _ California Hold ‘Presidential Contests.   CONTEST IN INDIANA   Results Have ;Far Reaching Consequence On Candidates.

6, 0. WATCHING  INDIANA. AND  CALIFORNIA   ‘rom, Coast to Coast, Leaders Are Keeping Tab on Hair-Raising Finish in Greatest Fight  ny Vows   TODAY’S ‘RESULTS

VASHINGTON SPEGULATES IN RESULTS   ‘ndiana and California Battles Are Vital to More Than One. Candidacy,

TO PAY OFP TILE VILLISTAS   Pore : Five Paymasters Wilt Settle With Rebels in Chihuahuce

300,000 PESOS TO PAY VILLISTAS   Five Paymasters Carrying Large Amount of Money En Route

AMERICANS ‘WERE STCOD UP AGAINST WALL   President of Colony in Mexiec Tells Senate Committee of Treatment Received.

BORDER: HEARING BEGUN AT SAN ANTONIO: TODAY   'G. E. BLALOCK, PRESIDENT OP AMERICAN COLONY AT TFAUMALITAS, FIRST WITNESS   Gave a Graphic Account of the First  and Second “Exoduses’ of the Colony in 1914 When Order ed by Carranza Soldiers.

CONTINUE: SEARCH FOR THE ELUSIVE “NICKEY   “Master Mind? in Bond Plot. Prove Equally: Masterful iv Evading  firvrest.

HUGHES SAY}  ARGHBISHUP FANN Flt LF DISCORL   Australian Premier Replies to Prelate Mannix, Denouncing Him   SAYS ARCHBISHOP STAGE MANAGER   Claims Australia Free From Sectarian Bitterness Before Arrival

MANNS TARGET. OF HUGHES I “WARM SPEECH   Australian Premier Declares Archbishop Has Been Persistent Trouble Maker

PREMIER SCORES MANNIX FOR FAIR   Premier of Australia Minces No Words in Talking About Mannix, Who Has Gone to Erin.

Mannix Helped Germans and Opposed Recruiting   Premier of Australia Says That Priest Stirred up Religious Hatred.

HOT STUFF FROM AUSTRALIA'S   Says Archbishop Mannix Does Not Represent Australia But Is Sinn Feiner-Bolshewil

= HUGHES ATTACKS Aa      Says That He is an Agitator Of the Worst -Type That he Tried To Defeat Allies By Objecting to. the  Coanecrrintinn T aca.

DECLARES MANNIX 1S IN SYMPATHY WITH SINN FEIN   Says Archbishop Hindered the Allies in Their Fight With Huns

MANNIX A DISTURBER;  ENEMY OF ALLIES AND BOLSHEVIK, DECLARES AUSTRALIAN PREMIE   Hughes Intimates Archbishop Ma; Not be Permitted to Return to Hig See   SAYS HE CAUSED HATRED * IN THE DOMINION

STATE RIGHTS MADE AN SSUE BY TENNESSEE'S UPPONENT'S TO SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TO NATIONAL AMERICAN CONSTIUTTION

i S  TILL DOUBTFU      TENNESSEE HOUSE  SPEAKE! “ SAYS “MEN WILL NOT SURRENDER THEIR. HONEST '  OONVICTIONS”

TENNESSEE SPEAKER CENDS WIRE HOSTILE TO SUFFRAGE PLANS   Informs Wilson Legislators Will Not Change Convictions for Party Expediency   RATIFIGATION LIKELY T0 HAVE BATTLE IN HOUSE   More Determined Opposition to Victory than in the Senate

SPEAKER URGES SOLONS STAND BY CONVICTIONS   Tannessee Speaker of House Replies to President

WILL NOT SURRENDER HONEST CONVICTIONS   Wilson Informed Tennessecans “will Not Give Up Convictions for. Political Expediency”

SPEAKER AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Leader of Tennessee House Disagrees With President Wilson On Anthony Amendment.

HOUSE SPEAKER FOE OF SUFFRAGE   SPEAKER WALKER OF TENNESSEE ANSWERS WILSON   Opposition to Ratification to Suffrage Expected in Lower House of Tennessee Ass¢mbly.

LAST EDITION  a ae panne   DAILY CALENDAR   SUFFRAGE ISSUE HANGS. “FIRE UNTIL NEXT WEE!   Tennessee House Expected to Vot Monday ; North Carolina te. Wait Until Tuesday. : ~

PCUIUENT oO MEOUAGE Oh SUFFRAGE AEBUEFED   ‘Won't Surrender to Political Expediency, Says House Speaker

ANSWERS WIRE. FROM WILSON   Speaker of - Tennessee House Make Reply .About Suffrage

TALKS BACK TO PRESIDENT   Speaker of Tennessee House Kesents Wiltson's Interference.

SPEAKER OF TENNESSEE HOUSE SENDS GUET REPLY TO WIRE OF PREG. WILSON      DOES NOT BELIEVE MEN OF HE STATE WILL SURRENDER  POR SENTIMENT.

AN ANSWER TO WILSON   Tennessee Speaker of the House Told President a Few Things,

SUFFRAGIGTS PREDICT VICTORY IN-TENNESSEE   SPEAKER SAYS HOUSE WILL NOT SURRENDER CONVICTIONS FOR HARMONY,

LOWER HOUSE MAY VOTE ON NEXT MONDAY   Tennessee Legislature Ad. journs Over Sunday; Vote  To. Be Received Late   SPEAKER OF HOUSE FEELS ENCOURAGED

CONVICTION ABOVE POLITICS   Speaker of House of Tennessee Leg islature Senda Curt Reply to President Wilson,

SPEAKER THINKS HOUSE WILL KILL QUFF RESOLUTION   Does Not Believe Members Will Surrender Convictions to Political Expediency.

WILSON GETS SHARP REPLY FROM TENNESSEI   Speaker ‘of ‘Mouse Says Men o State Will Not + Surrende: Honest Convictiong.

Speaker of Tennessee _ House Doubts That It Will Ratify Suffrage

SUFFRAGE - OPPOSITION IN THE HOUSE   Suffragists Now Turn Thei Attention to Tennessee Representatives.

CANNOT APPROVE SUFF PRINCIPLE   Speeker, of Tennessee’ Howe  “Give Up Convietions.

Women Go After House Votes In Tennessee For A  Final Show Down   BULLETIN.

SPEAKER IN TENN. OPPOSES SUFFRAGE   Replies to Pres. Wilson's Message on Issue Before Legislature

FENNESSEE WiLL NOT. GIVE UP CONVICTION   ‘Speaker of House Says They Wil Not Vote for Suffrage io Make Party Harmony

WILSON GETS — REBUKE FROM TENNESSEE   Speaker of House Says Body Not Ready For Suffs.

OPPOSITIOD SHOWN BY SPEAKER WALKEI   DECLARED TENNESSEANS WOULD NOT SURRENDER CON. VICTIONS FOR Ex.PEDIENCY.

WATERS SNUBS WILSON OVER SUFFRAGE STANL   Can't Surrender Conviction - For, Political Harmony,

SPEAKER WALKER WILL NOT YIELD   Keplies to Wilson That He Cannot Support Woman Suffrage.

APPEAL BL WILSON TURNED DOWN BY, SPEAKER   rennessee Will Not Give Up Convictions for Harmony President Is Informed

DEFIED WILSON   Speaker of Tennessee House Tells President to Keep Oat.

MAY BE THE NEXT PRESIDEN OF FRANCE   President Deschanel Has Had Re lapse and Will Resign Next Week   Cabinet Meeting to Be Held Friday t Discuss the Presidency.

OF RUSSIANS WITHIN. 30 MILES OF WARSAW   Threat of Allied Intervention to Save Poland Looms Larger Today.

A STUDY COURSE EX-ERVIGE MEN   Y. M. C. A. AT MARION HAS INCREASED THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND—PROVIDE FOR ALL EXSERVICE MEN OF COUNTY.

Action Of Union Leaders Definite Step Towards Settlement Of Wage Controversy   All Representatives Of Workers Except One Group Agree To Cooperate With The Government

ONE GROUP RAIL WORKS ... . TO BE HEARD PROM,   Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Workers to Meet Thursday,

From Primary Coming in at » Snail’s Pace With Johnson _ Still Strong Leader .-

IOWA TO BE RECIPIENT.   ‘Qf a Great Number of Captured German Milltary Supplies,

CON CONS REFUSE RECOGNITION OF STATE UNIVERSIT;   Vote to Eliminate Educational Commit-_  tee’s Report   HOLD FIRST . P. M. SESSION

RECOGNITION OF 3, OF, REFUSED   Law Makers Turn Down  Proposed Sactian.

WOULD CONTROL PRODUCTION OF SOUTHS COTTON   GIGANTIC COTTON EXPORT COR. PORATION IS BEING FORMED IN S CAROLANA

ROBBERS BURN MAN TO DEATH AT STAKE   Tie Owner of Store to a Post and Then Pour Gasoline Over His Clothes.

Arkansas Storekeeper Bound to Post After His Store is Looted and Burned to Death

ARKANSAS FARMER IS BURNED AT THE STAnE   CLOTHING IS.SATURATED WITH GASOLINE AND SET ON FIRE AFTER STORE iS LOOTED

BURN STOREKEEPER   Robbers Commit Double Crime Near Osceola, Ark.

Merchant Bound to Post and Burned to Death in Fire Started by Robbers

SUCH WAS THE FATE LAST NIGHT OF PLANTATION STORE OWNER AT HOLT, ARKANSAS.

STOREKEEPER BURNS AT STAKE   Deed Supposed to Have Been Com mitted by Robbers.

ARKANSAN IS RESCUED 100 LATE TO LIVE   Owner ' of Plantation’ Stores ‘Bound -to Post in Midst: of Fira...   fACE AND CLOTHES © _ COVERED WITH OIL   Neighbors Rescue W. E. - -Hansel, But Injuries «  .. Prove Fatal

TWIN CITIES MAY LUA CANDIDATE OFF FRONT PORE   Senator Harding Considering Invitation to Speak in September.   Minnesota Republican and Agricultural Leaders Make equest.

HARDING PLANS VISIT TO STATE FAIR. MINNESOTA   May Deliver Address Labo. Day Crowd in Gopher State.

ARDING MAY GO INTO MINNESOTA   Considers Invitation to Attend State Fair   GREETINGS FROM COX   lemocratic Opponent Sends Brief Message by Newspaper Men on Passing Through Marion on Way to Camp Perry — Generous Enough Savs Senator—Conferences

HARDING PORCH MAY BE EMPTY FOR ONE TALK.  NOMINEE HINTS   Senator Considering Trip te Minneapolis to Deliver Ar Address on Matters of Ag ricuttural Interest,   MAY MAKE TARIFF ISSUE A FEATURE OF CAMPAIGN   Republican Policy Is To Give First Attention to Amer!~ ean Interests, He Assures Pract Enuit Growers,

' MAY. VISIT. .BHNNESOTA,      Harding Considers Making Ad dress. at’ State Fair— Tekes Up Tariff.

HARDING RECEWVES WORD FROM GO}   Governor Wishes Senator Gooc Luck in Everything But One.

HARDING MAY PUT TARIFF 10 FRONT   INTIMATES ISSUR MAY ENTER G. O. P. CAMPAIGN—CON.SIDERS SPEAKING TRIP.

HARDING 10 MAKE TARIFE PROMINENT CAMPAIGN ISSUE   ‘Declines Invitation to Spesk : At Camp Perry Rifle ! Tournament.

MAY VISIT MHNNESOTA.   Harding Considers Making Ad. dress at State Fair— Takes Up Tariff.

HARDING MAY GO TO MINNEAPOLIS   CONSIDERS MAKING ADDRESS IN TWIN CITIES DURING AGRICULTURAL FAIR

DISORDERS IN MISE DISTRICT   Outbreak in West Virginia Fellews Treep Withdrawal.

ABSENT VOTERS CAN CAST VOTE   Both at Primary and General Elec . tion. Must Make Application to County Clerk.

ABSENT VOTERS MAY VOTE AT PRIMAR'   Can Send Ballots By Mail By Filing  How To Proceed.

EVERY VOTER MUS! REGISTER THIS YEA   NEW LAW REGARDED AS ONLY ONE IN EFFECT—PRECINCT BOUNDARY ISSUE.

EVERY VOTER MUST REGISTEF   NEW STATE LAW IS INTERPRET ED AS ONLY ONE NOW IN EFFECT

EVERY VOTER MUST REGISTEE THIS YEAR.   New State Law Is Interpreted as Only One Now in Effect.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS REQUIRED   Opinion of Capital Attorneys That New State Law is Only One In Effect.   PROVISIONS ARE SET OUT   iinder Terms Every Voter in Indiana Must Register te Vote This Year Precinct Boundary Issue Exnlained.

IMPROVEMENT ~-> JS: REPORTED      Packing: Plants @ Operat_ edat Half Capacity in  ‘Oklahoma City.

GONZALEZ REPORTS MONTEREY OCCUPIEI   Federal Generals Flee Toward Border With Intention of Entering U. 5., He Says

EUERAL GHIEED FLEEING TOWARE BORDER, REPORT   Four Mexican Commanders From Monterey Region Are Said to Be Hastening to Seek Safety in U. S.

OWAT WILL LEAVE KANSAS   Is Sore at Business Men at Pittsburg.   IS ALSO PEEVED AT ALLEN   Says Miner Officials are Unwelcome in This ; State.

GOOD RIDDANCE OF BAD RUBBISH   U. M, W. A. HEADQUARTERS MAY MOVE OYER TO MISSOURI   HOWAT IS HUFFY AND PLAYS TO GET EVEN WITH WIS TOWN,   If Hoe Thinks He Can Therehy tet Away from the New Court Law He Has Another Coming.

RELIEVED FROM BORDER SERVICE   Fourteenth Cavalry Has Spent Eight Years on Mexitan Frontier

COMING TO IOWA   Fourteenth Cavalry te to Have Rest Af ter Eight Yeara.

LTH CAVALRY TO FORT DESMOINES FROM RINGGOLD   Regiment Now on Duty on the Lower Border Wiil be  Relieved, Announce.

14TH CAVALRY TO QUIT LINE   Regiment Assigned to lowa After Long Patro! of the Mexican Border.

INJUNCTION ASKED BY HEARST IS CRANTEL   Shipping Board Inigined From Sale of Any More of the 29 Former German Livers.

Netherlands Envoy Ts Named by Wilsor   Shipping Beard is Enjoined From Selling German Ships

SHIP; SALE ENJOINED.   ‘The. Court Signed yned the Formal Innunctlon. Order Today.

FORMAL INJURGTION TC PREVENT SALE OF ShtPS 5 ISSUED BY COUR   SUPREME COURT GRANTS INJUN TION SOUGHT BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.

JUSTICE BAILEY SIGNS INJUNCTION   ONE SHIP, THE SUWANEE. EXCLUDED FROM ORDER.

INJUNCTION: ORDER SIGNEL   Will Prevent Sale of Twenty-Nine Former German Liners

ISSUES. INJUNCTION TO PREVENT SALE.OF: SHIPS   Proceedings Brought by Hearts Ari Carried: to Conclusion in: ‘District  _. Supreme: Court. -

pe sina ATSNNREl eae. the abner einen! COMPLETE) INJUNCTION AGAINST SHIP SALE

§ TNIENOTION onurc.  £hipping ‘Bold: “Is *  ‘Restrained Jirem seul ng Gere  a Liners,

THIRTY MOROS KILLED   Slain By Philippine Constabulary In Sulu Islands.

MOROS USE DAGGERS AND BOLOS 10 FIGHT. EFFORT 10 EDUCATE CHILDREN; 30 DEA   Usly Fight With Constabulary When Primitive Customs Are Interfered With

30 Moros Slain On Pata Island By Constabulary   Natives Resent Attempt te Educate Children; Bolos Used in Attack

Bankers Discuss Plans For Relief of Farmers; Suggest Change In Laws

TAX REVISION DISCUSSION AT CONVENTION   Bankers Talk Over Possible Changes In Laws. Methods In  Use Discourage Business.

SQUARE DEAL FOR FARMERS IS MEREDITH PLEA   Situation Demands Sympa-. thetic Consideration of Bankers, He Says   LOSS OVER 2 BILLION   PRESENT TAX LAWS ACT AS BRAKE ON \BUSINESS. BANKER DECLARES

ASKS BANKS T0 GIVE FARMER SQUARE DEA!   Seerctaryv Meredith Pleads for Agii culturists Aid—Discuss Taxation.

BANKERS DISCUSS FARMERS: RELIEF   FORMATION OF COTTON EX FORT CORPORATION IS  SUGGESTED.   TAX QUESTION GOMES UP   ve Present Laws Are Declared to Place Handicay-on Commercial Pioneering.

BANKERS OF COUNTRY PLAN TO AID FARMER   Disclission of Financial Relief for: Agricultural. tnterests at Convention

PUTS BLAME ON RAILROADS   Willys Overland Plant to Operate Five Daya a Week—Transporta. tion Difficulties Severe.

CUTS MOTOR CAR OUTPUT.   Transportation Difficulties Gauce § Day Week at Overland Plant.

U.S. REVOLT PLOT BARED IN RED RAW   Russian Proletarian De vised Scheme   PLANNED VIOLENCE   PUANWWNDY VIVLOWUL     Called for Immediate Uprising

Farm Bureau Milk . Essays Coming f      #4 VITAL FOOD FOR CHILDRE Is TITLE OF RURAL CONTEST

Farm Bureau Milk Essays Coming In   ‘A VITAL FOOD FOR CHILDREN! ES JRITLE OB RUILAE.

SGHIFF'S WILL LEAVES $1,850,000 TD CHARI   Remainder of Estate is Divided Equally Between Banker's Son and Daughter.

JACOB 4, SUHIFE'S GIFT BESTOWALS   Noted Banker Philanthropist Left $1,350,000 to Charity.  teeter erie:  ACCORDING TO WILL FILED   Widow Amply Provided for Outside of Document—Great Sums Left to Jewish Institu. tions, Harvard Gets $25,000 and New York University £50.900.

OVER ONE WILLION BIVEN 10 CHARITY BY SCHIFES WIL   Bequest Of  $25,000 Giver Orphan Asylum In Germany,

TUTHILL-KIPER _ TAX LAW UPHELD   HORIZONTAL INCREASE OF TAXES IS HELD VALID.

UPHOLDS RULE ON HORIZONTAL TAY INCREASES   The Marion Superior Court Rules on Constitutionality of Tuthill-Kiper Law      APPEAL MAY GO TO ~ THE SUPREME COURT

GRAVEST CRISIS IN HISTORY NOW BEFORE IRELAND   Public Officials Living Under the Shadow of Murder.

*PORUECT POICIe IN Whale GHAILAT Uilola I TUL  Iilon HISTORY’ IMPENDS DECLARES PRESS OF LONDOT   Crime Wave Throughout Ireland Causes “Dis may and Sickness of Heart,” Says Dublin Correspondent of London Times.   MURDER SOCIETIES ORGANIZED;  VIOLENCE THE RULE OF LIFE

Democratic Nominee Says Aim of G. 0. P. Senate “Oligarchy” Is to Turn Senate and Presidency Into Single Unit; Replies to Harding.

FIRE REOPENED DY COX TODA TN OLIGARGHY   Declares Republicans Would Make Single Unit of Senate and Presidency

ORRVILLE HEARS GUA RAP REPS   Dem Nominee Goes Ti Canton Tonight   Dwells at Length on Sen ate Oligarchy

DECLARES SE N. VPORL AL OLIGARCHY TRYING TO MAKE SEN GLE UNIT OF SENATE VD PRESIDENCY   ART CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Democratic Nemince Again Pays Hits Respects to the Republican Leadevs Who Are Raising Millions of Dollars for Campaign Purposes,

“OLIGARCH” IG COX WATCHWORD   Democratic Nominee Again Assails G O. P. Combine in Senate.

COX MAKES HIS” SEVENTH SPEECH   Democratic Presidential Candidate Delivered Ringing Speech in Ohio   For Its Part in Holding Up Legislation and the Peace Obstruction

FHUNT PURGH AUURESuce  URAW HAFIO FIRE TALK FROM DEMOCRATIC AUPE   Cox Says Harding and Cohorts Would Institute “Single Unit of Government” With Aid of “Senatorial Oligarchy.”

Would Control Executtt Branch by Elevating Har ing to Presidency.            GOVERNOR COX 1S AGAINE HEARD BY OHIO VOTER   Calls Attention to Great Can paign Fund Raised bys Republicans. 3° =e

NEGRO BOYS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR RACE RIOT   HURLED ROCKS AT PASSING AUTOMOBILES NEAR THE GREAT LAKES STATION  Pan Ree

troubie started by Crowd Of Boys Throwing Stones.  MARINES) LEND AID  ne  Ter * ~~ ene   Hotel Partially Wrecked As Service Men Charge  Building. »

MEMOR!AL MARRED BY RACE RIOTING   ‘Sailors and Marines of Great _ Lakes Naval Station Attack Nevroes at Waukeran.

Service Men Terrorize Towr in Illinois Seeking Vengeance on Negroes,

SAILORS AND. ARARINES JOWN ~—IVRACE RIG   Wild night -in Waukegan _ TIL, naval patrols restore order

Sailors And Marines Chase Terror Stricken Negroes Through Streets   STONE STARTS TROUBLE   Every Policeman In City Is Required To Quell Angered Men On Leave

RACE RIOT STIRS WAUKERA}   Sailors‘and Marines Ats tempt to Start a ‘Lynch ing Bee,” after Lieutenant's Wife Was In ee    TOWN IS QUIET

BREAT LAKES BOYS START pare RIOTS      SAILORS AND MARINES FROM TRAINING STATION MAKE TROUBLE IN TOWN OF WAUCHEGAN.   NEGROES APE CHASED BY MOBS   Colored Boys Throwing Stones at Automobiles Cause of Trouble Which Results in Clash.

LEAGUE DELEGATE CEASES HOSTILITY   Early Pessimism of Uubelieving Diplomat Is Now Destroved   AGE-OLD IDEA DIES HARD   Tremendous Significance 0 Events Brings Change of Attitude

LEAGUE.SCOFFERS BEGIN TO SEE BIG CHANCES IT OFFERS FOR WORLD PEACE   Diplomats. Who Viewed Its Possibilities With PeSsimism «Admit They Were Wrong.   EVEN VIVIANI SWINGS . AND BECOMES FRIEND   Frénthinak, Formerly Lined Up With Skeptics, Says There .:f 4s No Alternative. .

Spirit Exhibited at»Geneva Brings Reassurance That. Plan ‘is Success.   WORLD'S OLD IDEAS BEGIN TO DIE HARI

TELLS MEXICO WHAT TO PD   France Gives Terms On the Price of Reeognrnitiecs.

SALTIMORE SPECIALIST SAYS PRESIDENTS TLLMESS 1 CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS   Dr. Hiugh Young, Called Into Consultation, Diagnoses President's Illness and Says It at No Time Has Impaired His Mental Powers

SPEGIALIST’S  REPORT ON PRESIDENT'S. COND TION Created Great tetarest In Washing. ton s Giclee  Says the President's Illness Is Due te Blood Clot on His Brain   Created Great Interest In Washing ton Circles   Saye the President’s Illness Is Due t Blood Clot on Kis Brain   Recovering from Impairment of Left Arm and Leg, But at No Time Was His Mental Capacity Impaired.

DR. HUGH YOUNG SAYS PRESIDENT HAS BLOOD CLOT   In Copyrighted Article in Bal. timore. Sun Physician Makes Disclosure,   PAYS MENTALITY : WAS NOT APPECT#n   Dr. Grayson, White House Physician, Declared He Would Not Even Look at Statement.

AFFLICTED PEOPLE VISIT. HEALER   Crowds Sush to St: Paul's Chursh In Columbus

James Moore Hickson at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church . ' in Columbus.   CRIPPLES OF ALL CLASSES   Church Is Filled and Overflow - Housed in Another Church Nearby, .

Animal Had Eaten Tunnel Twelve Feet Long With Circumference to Take Body. Without Water For Two Months and Thirteen Days

tfo'ofe ole ale le fs se oe ae ale ate ele ale of + 4 +f SHEEP PRISONER, IN x) “fe STRAW STACK EATS +. ofa ITS’ WAY TO LIBERTY  _o_

HARDING SHUNS BARNSTORMIN(   INDICATES HE WOULD PREFER “FRONT PORCIY’ CAMPAIGN TO SPEAKING TOURS

Will Not Resign His Seat As Senator; To Prepare Acceptance Speech

HARDING FOR FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Republicen ‘Nominee Thinks Office “Too High” for Whirlwind Tactics.   SAYS THERE WILL BE  NO DELAY IN OPENING   Will Not Resign Senate Pas  As It Would Weaken Party Majority.

HARDING PPASES “BARNS TORMING   G. O. P. NOMINEE’S PREFER. ENCE IS RATHER FOR FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN,

HARDING DRIVE 10 BE MINUS BARNS TORMING   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WOULD RATHER “FRONT PORCH” IN HOME TOWN,   TO HOLD IS SEAT IN SENATE   Solon Will Not Resign Prior to Expiration of Term, March 3; Prepares Speech of Acceptance.

HARDING WILL NOT BARNSTOR™   Repeblican \Nomiace te Conduct  Campaign With Few Speeches.

HARDING AGAINST BARNSTORMING IN CAMPAIGN   Republican Nominee Prefer: “Front Porch Speeches at His Home.

SENATOR HARDING FOR FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGH   Republican Nominee Prefers  Ei1lminate Barnstorming Tour Country.

HARDING WOULD STAY AT HOME   He Indicates His Opposition te Campaign Tours,   TO HOLD HIS SEAT IN SENATE

WHEL NOT WAT OX NOTIFICATION TO ~—APEN GAMPAIGA   Harding Indicates Opposition to Continuous Series of Whirlwind Tours.   HAS NOT STARTED WORK OF PREPARING HIS SPEECH   Republican Nominee Receives but Few Visitors and Continues Efforts to Clear Away Vast Amount of Mail and Telegrams of Congratulatior

ine IDEA OF CAMPAIGN   On the “Front Porch” Orde “With a Limited Number. 0 Set. Speeches—No “Barn ~_gtorming.”” e

AARDING OPPOGtS WATRLWIND FIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE PRE FERS “FRONT PORCH" CAMPAIGN WITH FEW SPEECHES,

“FRONT PORCH” CAMPAIGN FOR G. O. P. LEADESE   No Whirl-wind Speak: ing Trip Planned by Hardina.

HARDING PLANS PORCH CAMPAIGK   Will Make Speeches at Home In Marion, 0., He Tells Newspapermen   NO DELAY IN OPENING   Also States He Will Not Quit His Seat In Senate; Meets Hays Monday

HARDING FROWN  “ON CAMPAIGN Ut  ~"BAANSTORMING FOR PRESIDENG   Prefers to Make It a ‘Fron Porch” Affair, With Limited Numer of Speeches He Tells Press Writers,   WON’T BE NOTIFIED FOR ANOTHER MONTH   Does Not Favor Walting the Official Notification Before Starting the Oratory; Not to Resign His Seat.

HARDING ENJOYED  TRIP 10 CANAL   President-Elect is Homeware Bound—Due at Jamaica Today.

AN@rHER GALVESTON FIRE   Second Big Blaze Threatens Water Front This Afternoon

CENTERVILLE MURDER: TRIAL,   ’ . aT District’ Court " Will Hear’ Garméta Russo Gace Sent. 13." :

TAKES ELIHU ROOT TO TASK   Cox Says He Is Willing to Accept Cer. tain Reservations to Peace Pact.

ELIMU ROOT TAKEN TO TASK   Nominee Cox Says He's Willing to Ac.cent Certain Reservations.

SUIT 10 TEST cunT FIOED  A   ACTION VENUED FROM VIGO COUNTY, IS OF GREAT INTEREST TO MINERS   INJUNCTION SUIT FILED

SHOT-FIRERS LAW ARGUED   CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ACT CALLED IN QUESTION IN SUIT BROUGHT HERE   WILL ANNOUNGE RULING

N ADDRESS AND LAUDS ADMINISTRATION   Declares Republicans Have Sought To Be smirch America’s Fair Name In War--Up holds League Of Nations--Dodges Liquo Question.

KEYNOTE SPEECH FLAYS OLD GUARD   Wonderful Speech Made b Chairman Cummings at Opening of Convention   TREATY AND. LEAGUE  Are the Dominant Issues in the Campaign — Amerjeave Hanar wac Sold

clares “Old Guard” Sold pnor of America for Privilege of Nomination   QUOR UNTOUCHED: AUDS TREATY OF PEACE   MOCRATIC PARTY ACCOM MISHED MORE IN TWO EARS THAN REPUBLICANS . GENERATION, HE SAYS.

Cummings Made Keynote Speech   Democratic Chairman Praises Treaty And Administration Achievements—Flavs G. O. P. Platform.

CUMMINGS GIVES HIS ADDRESS   Democratic Chairman Praises Treaty And Administration Achievements —Flays G. O. P. Platform.

PEACE TREATY AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS: ~ MADE DOMINANT ISSUE IN KEYNOTE TALK

REPUBLICAN HOSTS ARE GIVEN HOT LASHING bY CUMMINGS IN KEYNOTE   Sold Honor of United States in Refusing Peace Treaty and Were Prompted By Jealousy of Wilson, Who Is Eulogized.

Democratic - hairman Praises the Tre ty ‘the Administration’s Achievements He Flays the G. O. P. Platform:

CUMMINGS: MAKES. _ - KEYNOTE SPEECE   Democratic Chairman Praises Treaty and Administration Achievements. Flays the G. O. P. Platform.

OAS OCAATE b.O.P. PLOT NMED AI TREATY   Speaker Details Achieve ments of Nation Dur ing World War

He Accused the Republicans in the Senate of Con _ piracy to Defeat the Treaty Because They  . Were Moved by a Strange and Explicable Jealousy of the President.

AT SAN FRANCISCO  CUMMINGS GIVES  KEYNOTE SPEECH AT CONVENTION   Dewmoeratic Chairman “Praises -Treaty And Administration Achlevemetns ¥lays G. 0. P. Platform -

NEW MOTION IN SCIENCE SUI   Attorney General of Masenchucrits  Ashe Reatraining Order.

HED GAYS AOL GALL NOW Oh   fourth Anuual Drive For Members Was Started Armistice Day And Closes November Sth. Now Planned

GLAUDE J DILLON LOCAL CHAIRMAN   RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP QUOTA FOR VAN BUREN TOWNSIIP 18 FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY— CAMPAIGN 1S NOW ON.

KANSAS TO PROBE GOAL COMBINE OF DEALERS IN STATI   Hopkins to Enlist Aid of In dustrial Court in Inquiry Into Alleged Profiteering Ring.

‘PRR MEMEN SERV SERESSEBRS:      —_— eo  PLANS ARE BEING DRAWN FOR NEW HALL

MAKING ‘some INQUERY.   id 8 Veterans ‘of War Between  States Want to Know About Bonts,

MAKING SOME INQU4KY.   Veterans of War Between = States Want to Know About Bonus.

Chicago City Office Employes  Go on a Strike   Tring Up City Business— Garbage Co]. lectors Also Strike—Counell Refuses Increase

CHICAGO CITY BUSINESS © 1S TIED UP BY STRIK      City  Employes “Walk Ou When Demands for In-’ creases Are Refused.   ALDERMEN SIT TIGHT

a HAUL ALL ENPLOVES, ~) STRIKE FOR RAISE      CHICAGO CITY EUSINESS AT STANDSTILL WHEN 1,600 CITY HALL WORKERS LEAVE THEIR JOES

VERY SUDDEN DEATH   JOHN W. ABBEY SICK ONLY ‘A FEW BO   A Resident Here for Many Years and Sudden Death Brings / _ Universal Regret

MIGHT TE. PLANT we" aren 4  &. DNSTRATION tS 2p br OHIOAN  NAME Is         Oklahoma Senator's Name is Well Received and Demonstration Fotiows ~—- Woman Sec. onds the Nomina, tion

DEMONSTRATION = IS STAGED BY HIS HOME STATE   (COX SUPPORTERS MAKING EF _ FORT TO STAMPEDE CONVEN- “TION FOR THEIR MAN

RUMORS SAY WILSON © WILL BE NOMINATED   JENKINS STILL, SAYS McADOd WILL BE OFFERED; SENA« TOR OWEN, GERARD AND  CUMMINGS, NOMINATED, 3

OWEN IS FIRST IN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENCY   OKLAHOMA SENATOR PROPOSED TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTHON AP : TODAYS SESSION At  FRISCO    ATTEMPT STAMPEDE, © FOR GOVERNOR: cox   SUPPORTERS OF OWI0S CAN > DIDATE STAGE “‘DEMION- Ve STRATION—BRYAN 7 - TP, Bran ee .k

PALMER IG FAST O FADER  UT UP   Names of Gerard, Cummings Owen and Attorney General Offered

NOMINATING SPEECHES ARE DELIVERED IN DEMOGRATIC CONVENTION THIS AFTERNOO!   Cox Rooters Diorkinated the Opening With College Lik < ¥elle and Songs. Senator Owen, of Oklahoma _First Placed in Nomination. 4   DH. Elnebough, of Muskogee, Delivered’ the Owens Speech

Senator Robert Owen First Aspirant Placed in Nomination as Demo- ~ cratic Hosts Meet Today

SEN. OWEN FIRST  TO BE PLACED IN NOMIN ATION   SENATOR OWEN OF OKLAHOMA FIBST CANDIDATE TO BE PLACED IN NOMINA. TION TODAY   RURLETIX

EFFORT TO STAMPEDE CONVENTION FOR \COX   Ohician Supporters in Galleries Start Noise Before Delegates Are Calied to Order.

GOX BOQSTERS Ih A DEMONSTRATION   CONVENTION OPENED WITH WILD NOISE CREATED BY OHIOAN’S FRIENDS   BANDS ENTER COMPETITION   Official Musicians Vie With Special Band Representing Gov. ernor Cox For First  Music Honor.

 enat® ue J I   Momination of Oklahoma Man Followed by That of James  W. Gerard.   PLATFORM NOT COMPLETE   Resolutions Committee to Report - ‘Thursday—Sryan Continues Hard Fight.

WARN AMERICANS OF PERIL    Yanks in. Danger of atteok ‘ty nie —Suchan Rai! Guards Circteg =~ .by Enemy. 

WARN AMERICANS OF PERIL   Yanks im Danger of Attack by Red: —Suchan Raii Guards Circled by Enemy.

NO PEACE DEAL WITH SOVIET.   Lloyd Groree and and NUE Mave no Ruch Plap.

NO Pr. AC E ‘DE. 1L Ww ITH SOVIET.  Yiesd Cearge and it hata No Such

Koute Covered Less Than Mile in Length, Taxed Streugth of Many — Pensylvanians Led by Band With Favorite Melody ‘Marching Through Georgia’’—-Ohio Old Guards.

15,000 G. A.R. MEN PARADE   Delighted With Reception : in Indianapolis

G. A. R. Members Greeted With War-Time Enthusiasm While On Parade At Annual Encampment

a  1,006.4. 8. MARCH TO MUSIC OF CIVIL WAR DAY   Boys of ’61 Given Rousin Greeting of Fifty-fourth Encampment Parade.

MEN OF GRAND ARMY MARCH IN PARADE   'Greeted by Thousands With  War Time Enthusiasm.   115.000 VETERANS IN LINE   Route Covered Less Than Mile jn Length, Taxed Strength of  ’ Many — Pensylvanians Led by Band With Favorite Mel« ody “Marching Through Georgia’ —Ohio Old Guards:

VETERANS OF ° CIVIL WAR   Parade Covered A Route Less Than A Mile tn Length,

16.000 CIVIL WAR VETERANS {N LINE   Old Soldiers Weary From Lon March But Delighted With Enthusiastic Reception.

FATHER SEAATOR HAROING IA LINE   Fifteen Thousand Veterans of Civil War Tired but Delighted After Parade Through Indianapolis Streets.

19,000 VETERANS MARGH IN PARADE AT INDIANAPOLI   Members of G. A. R. in Civil War Uniforms Make MileLong Hike at Fifty-Fourth  National Encampment.

TO,0Q0 VETERANS —OFG. A. AL PARADE   MARCH AT INDIANAPOLIS COV. ERS ROUTE LESS THAN ONE MILE ‘LONG.

15,000 VETERANS ING. AR. PARADE   Route Covers Less Than Mile in Length, But It Taxes Strength of Many   WAR-TIME ENTHUSIASM   Temperature of Bighty-five on Streets Makes Marching Uncomfortable

Veterans of Civil War Parade at Indianapolis During Annual Meeting

FATHER OF W. 6. HARDING PARADES WITH. VETERANS AT ANNIIAT ENCAMPRICNT

VETERANS HAVE 15,000 IN LINE   Less-Than-Mile March Is Too Much for Many   Parade in Temperature of 85 at Indianapolis

ZACATECAS, MICHOACAN AND HIDALGO REPORTED TO HAVE ~ REPUDIATED CARRANZA RULE   Four of Fontes Family to Hav __ Reached San Antonio fo Deposit Money

MORE STATES JOIN REVOLT IN MEXICO   Three Others Secede With Sonora from’Carranza, Re ne.t in IWaelineton

MORE STATES JOIN REVOLT   PRIVATE ADVICES RECEIVED TODAY REPORT THREE ADDITIONAL STATES IN REVOLT ‘AGAINST CARRANZA.

LOSS IN. ACTUAL NUM: BERS. WILL NOT BE CREAT   But in Community Team  Work and Interest the Loss is Big Both to the ..Plant and to Steuben owitta.

LOSS IN ACTUAL NUM BERS WILL NOT BEI GREAT   Bee in Community Tean Work: and ‘Interest th _-Loss is Big Both to th. - Plant and to Steuben “wile :

FORMER MICHIGAN GOVERNOR CALLED   Will Testify in Newberry Election Fraud Trial   $150,000 FOR SENATORSHIP   Says He Was Offered Place if He Had Funds

FARMER GOVERNOR QSBURNE k SENSATION AT TRIAL OF NEWBERRY IN GRAND RAPIDS

OSBORN TESTIMONY CAUSES SENSATION: IN NEWBERRY TRIA      STATEMENT THAT SENATORSHIP COULD BE BROUGHT FOR $150,000 SETS TONGUES WAGGING

DIFFERENCES OF ENTENTE MAKE VIENNA GLEEFUL   Satisfaction Expressed Over Dissensions Between Allies

GERMANY PLEASED WITH DISSENTIO AMONG THE ALLIES   Berlin Press Hails With Satis: faction Disapproval of French Move.   Vienna Is no Less Emphatic in Expression of Its Jov. -

HOLDS LEAGUE AS MAIN ISSUE   Candidate Cex Deliver Speech of Acceptance.   Supreme Issue of Century, He Seye—Favors It With Interpretations.

League OW the Anterp ; " win Assure Perce, ee didate in Nosnina        ‘etatlans’          AVOIDS-LIQUOR -QUESTioN   SAYS ITH 1S woR: sricr Law -o) ENBORCEMEND >.       Aarts 3 Moderate Labor Potic yy See: SdMope: in Mexican Siuution: and Pays Tribute to Pr esi."  dent Wilson,”

GOX ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Takes Up Many Questions and Issues For Discussion In His Formal Statement   FIRST DUTY WiLL BE TO HAVE THE TREATY RATIFIED   Promises Rigid Enforcement of Pro hibition Amendment and of the Volstead Nct.

COXEMPHATIC IN HIS “FIGHT FOR THE LEAGUE   In Acceptance Speech, the Dem cratic Nominee ‘Btands , With “Wilson.    ALL OF DAYTON GIVEN:  OVER TO: CELEBRATION   i\Ceremonies Take Place, Ami  Throngs of Citizens Gheering.the. Governor.   ADDRESS IS MAIN FEATURE   Candidate Ontlines ‘His Policy Touching Most of Day’ 8 Vital Problems. :

COX ACCEPTANCE ~ SPEECH DEFINITE   Democratic Nominee States Position Clearly.

Gov. Cox Interprets Platform in Dayton Acceptance Address   Jpholds Wilson on Foreign Relations Plank Non-Committal on Prohibition — Dis~ cusses Finance, Agriculture and Suffrage

GOV. COX -— ACCEPTEL   Says He Will Be the Candidate of the Democrats For President,

PEACE FOR AMERICA AND THE © WORLD IS ADVOCATED BY COX   Democratic- ‘Nominee in ‘Speech of Acceptance at Dayton Te _ day Stresses Vital Questio.s of the Day, and Declares . For the League Wita Interpretations. - 7

‘DONT DISTURB LEAGUE, TELLS ‘THEDEMOCRATS   Champions ~ Covenant As Proposed By President; “I Favor Going In”,   AVOIDS DRY ISSUE; FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT

Democratic Nominee’s Position Forecasts League as Issue in Campaign   SILENT ON PROHIBITION   Says He Is for Strict Law Enforcement Without Mentionine Volstead Law

For “interpreta on Liu Its;Vital .. Principle.”       ORY AMENDMENT. AND VOLj ‘STEAD LAW: NOT SPECIFIED:           Candidate: For Wom Suffrage

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FA VORS PEACE FOR AMERICA AND WORLD THRU ENTRY INTO LEAGUE.   DOESN'T MENTION DRY LAWS BUT FOR LAW ENFORCEMEN}

ACCEPTANCE BY GOVERNOR COX   Says We Are at a Time Which Calls for Straight Thinking and Acting   Declares Emphatically for Strict Enforcement of Law  ee

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ss  WANTSWARTAXBURDEN ° CUT DOWN TWWEDHATELY   Acceptance Speech Fails to Mention Position on Prohibition, But Comes Out fqr Law Enforcement; Demands . . Publicity of Campaign Canirhutions

U.S. Eniry Into © League is Cox Campaign Issue   Yemocratic Nominee Declares Covenant Paramount Issue in Campaign for White House Chair. 

Denounces Opponent’s Proposal for Separate Peace As Dishonorable.   FLAYS REPUBLICANS THROUGHOUT ADDRESS   Says Government Should Be impartial In Disputes Between Capital and Labor.

"PEACE FOR AMERICA “BY WAY OF LEAGUE   ' Governor Cox Announces Unequivocal Endorsement of World Covenant With Interpretations.

Acceptiig Democratic Nomination for Presidency, Ohio, Governor Brands Opponent’s $ Proposal ‘or. Separate Pact With “Germany as “Unadulterated Dishonesty”- Law Entorce ment, But Prohibition ‘Not Mentioned:  STATES HIS POSITION cain

NOME UT SUDEGLY FO ARTE LEASTIE   Peace for World and America . Through U.S. Participation,  + fox’s Chief Policy   SMOOT, PENROSE AND LODGE UNDER HAMMER   Favors Collective Baraaining, Reduction of Tax Burden;  Stent on Prohibition

COX SQUARELY ON . RECORD FAVORING IMMEDIATE PEACI   Denounces Harding's Plan as a Separate Treaty With Germany.   LET PUBLIC OPINION RULE. SAVS NOMINEE   In Accepting Nomination Gov. ernor Says ‘‘We Want a Change From Old Warld  International Intrigue.’!

COXTANESLEAGUE “AS CHIE POLI   CHAMPIONS WILSON PLAN Ih ACCEPTING DEMOCRAT10 NOMINATION.

FEAR REVOLUTION IF ALLIES FORCE THEIR DEMANDS   German National Assembly Comittee Announces Stand

RAYMOND ROBINS TO STUMP S. DAK. FOR JOHNSON   ALSO STATED THAT FELLOW SENATORS WISH TO ASSIST CALIFORNIA CANDIDATE HERE

TELL OF IRISH SITUATION IN DAY'S HEARING   Witnesses Testify That Civ. il Government No Lenger Existed.   AMERICANS EXPLAIN OF RECENT VISITS

No Denying Drift Toward Democratic Party On League Issue. Savs Cox   ‘“‘Republicans Will Carry Illinois And indiana’ -Lawrence

‘Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a      “Our Kitchen Shelf Would Not Look Homelike Without a Bottle of Father John’ ’s Medicine on /

“Our Kitchen Shelf Would Not Look Homelike Without a Bottle of Father John’s Medicine on

GEN. WOOD "TO MAKE   His. First Campaign Speech in Cleveland, April 1st —  Other” Speeches  to be Mada

Speaks at Toledo anc Cleveland April 1, and a Akron and Canton, Apri ond

HOPE FOR ADOPTION iF PACT OFAN ATNS   Mid Reservationists and Group of Democrats Declare President's Letter Has Not Changed Them   gaYAN’S SPEECH GIVEN PLACES UPON RECORDS   troduced Into Senate - With Comments by Senator McCormick, Republican

FORTUNES OF TREATY ARE UNSETTLED   Deriiocratic = and Republican  Friends OF: Treaty. Renew: EF forts To Bring About: Some  Compromise.      TO TAKE UP ‘RESERVATIONS   Statements Of Wilson and Lodge Stand Out Prominently—Believe Issue Goes Into Cam ;   HITCHCOCK — SE SEES CHANCES

WEST NEEDS WAY THROW LAKES   POINDEXTER OF WASHINGTON SENDS TELEGRAM TO DETROIT CONGRESS.

JURY 10 GE NEW CASE POSSIBLY  JONGHT   Chief Counsel for Defense Speaks But Short Time;  Woolwine Begins

JURY TO GE NEW GHOE PUDUIDLY  TONtGHT   Chief Counsel for Defense Speaks But Short Time;   Woolwine Begins

GONGRESSMAN-ELEGT 18 KILLED IN AUTO WREC   Charles F. Van DeWater o: ‘California and Secretary Meet Instant Death

a  CONGRESSMAN ELECT KILLED tft AGGICENT NEAR LOS ANGELES   Drives Car. Into Truck While Blinded By Headlights. :

CONGRESSMAN-ELECT VAN DE WATER KILLEL   Victim of Automobile Accident  ; ee a ty Se

CONGRESSMAN AND HIS SECRE TARY KILLED   ‘In Auto Accident—Returning from  Party In Honor of His Election.

CONGRESSMAN KILLED IN AUTO   His Private ‘Secretary Alsc Meets Death in Same Tragedy

BUFFALO TIED UP BY STORM   Railroad Trains and Electri Cars Slowly Breaking Through Drifts

“RED” ARAY BROKEN INTO THREE SECTIONS “POLES: KEEP CANING   ‘Warsaw Advises Paris Bolsheviki Have Been Isolated; Peace Urged.   4 VICTORIES FOR WRANGEL

SIX THOUSAND MEN GO OUT   Employes of Pennsylvania Coal Com. pany at Wilkeabarre, Pa., Quit Because of Grievance.

MILITARY 10 INVADE ISLE i bib FORGE   MOTORCYCLES IN  SERVICE TO AID QUICK RESPONSE  eee tree ne meme  rE ry 9 tw+4i   Flying Cavalry Will Be Used; Lloyd-George in Angry Mood.

TWO CONSTABLES BURNED ALIVE   Were Fighting Off a Sinn Fein Mot Which Was Attacking Barracks When Oil and Parafine Bombs Were Thrown.

Two Constables Burn To Death In Erin Attack   Drastic Action Decided Upor by British; Cavalry and  Munitions Sent.

BRITISH ANGER [S FANNED BY MURDER OF TWOCONSTABLES      OFFICKRS BURNED NINN BAR.  TWO) POL M ty

DRASTIC ACTION ~ QUTLINED FOR RICH TROUBLE   Reritikh Ministry Has Cabinet Meeting te Discuss the Crifical Situation      Larze Quantities of Military Supplies Landed at Kingsdon to Quell JM<turpances

NUTAIN ANE PURTHER STEPS AGAINST IRISH   Flying Cavalry Sent to Town Where Two Constables Were Burned to Death   BRITISH LAND MORE MUNITIONS AND ARMS   BAND OF 190 MEN ATTACKEL BARRACKS AT KILLMAL LOCK, HURLING BURNING BOMBS UPON BUILDING.

BRITISH TAKING STEPS TOCRUSH [IRISH DISORDER   BRITISH CABINET CONSIDERS SITs LATION MEN AND MATERIAL BEING SENT TO TRISH  4° Ie

TWO CONSTABLES BUANED 10 DEATH   Band of One Hundred Rioters in tree land Attack Police Barracks in Killmalock,   DRASTIC ACTION PLANNED   Bombs Containing Burning Oil Thrown on Roof—More Troops To Be Dispatched.

LIVES SAVED BY INVENTION   Telephone Buoy, Devel. oped During the War, Gave Ship Signal

WARTIME SAFETY DEVICE SAVES LIVES OF CREW OF U. $. SUBMARINE   FLOATING TELEPHONE BUOY ATTRACTS ATTENTION OF PASSING STEAMER

PASTER GIFTS TO HOMELESS.      Ted Cross Sends Supplies to Te: i ’ ctnute’ Austrians,

BOARD (oo \cd WITHA OF TUT STARKG   Action Follows Suspension of Trade in Stutz and — Ryan’s Resignation

scm idieisie eeiennieeieimmmiibet. Nien  EASTERN STARS SELECT HEADS   Grand Chapter Chooses Anamosa Wo. man as Grand Matron; Sioux City Gets Next Meeting.

ll FACE INA   Will Be Taken to Mexic City to Tell of Carranza's Meath.

HERRERO A CAPTIVE 10 TELL OF KILLING   ALLEGED SLAYER OF CARRANZA MADE PRISONER.   Ou His Way to Mexico City, and Ex: pected te Give Details ef Trasedy—President Sought to  Reeover Power.   GEN. LAZARO GARDEMAS.’ Carranza Sought to Recoup.

GIVES HIMSELF 70 OFFICERS   MAN CHARGED WITH MURDEF OF CARRANZA BEING BROUGHT TO MEXICO CiITy TO ANSWEF TO CHARGES.

TERRERO, ACCUSED ‘CARRANZA LAYER GIVES HIMSELF UP   Commander of U. S. Ship at Vera Cruz Said to Have ‘Asked to : be Returned to Bases. {

GEN. HERRERO *SURRMIES ie GEN, CARDENAS    Being Brought to Mexico City to An swer Charges of Assassinating . Former President Carranza.

HERRERO 10 GIVE HIS ACCOUNT Ot GARRANZA DEATH   Accused Revolutionist Sur: _ renders to.Gen. Gardenas At Obregon’s Order   TO INVESTIGATE KIDNAPING   Reported Carranza Had Not Received Assurance of. — Rebel Protection

HERRARA GIVES HIMSELF UP. 10 ~ MEXICAN OFFICERS   Surremiers to General Cartens and Js Meing Taken To Mexico Civ   SS CHARGED WITH MURDERING CARRANZA      Senate Wil Appoint a2 Chief MagisStrate to Preside at the favestigauthes xm? Trial

Herrero Surrenders; U. S. Destroyers Ask Authority To Return to Their Bases

GARRANZA oLAYER fo BEING TAKEN TO MEXICO CITY   Gen. Rodolfo Herrero Surrenders; Will Give All Details of the Tragedy

HERRERO WILL BE TAKEN TO. CAPITA   Alleged Leader of Band Responsib' e for Carranza’s Death Said to Have Surrendered.   INVESTIGATION IS ASKE!

MUST ANSWER TO CHARGE OF MURDERING CARRANZA   Herreta Being Brought to Mexico City—U. S. Destroyers Leave Vera Cruz.

TO FACE ACCUSERS   HERRERO SURRENDERS TO REV. OLUTIONARY FORCES—OR. DER CAMPAIGN AGAINST VILLA

¥ . 4 Cardenas Wires Gen. Obregon Herrero Has ‘Surrendered.   American Residents o! Chihuahua Abducted. Villa Blamed.‘

SENATE ASKED TO NAME — MAGISTRATE FOR INQUIRY  By RALPH H. TORNER,

Rodolfo Herrera’ . Has Surrendered       RESECT WILSON Reor eer FOR ARS M!  BEING FAREN TO MEXICO CETY To ANSWER CHARGE OF MURDERING TARERANZAL

CHRRANZA SOUGHT TO REGAIN POWEF   PRESIDENT KILLED WHILE MAL ING PLANS TO RETURN TO CAPITAL. ES REPORT,

ALLEGED CARRANZA SLAYER SURRENDERS   IS BEING BROUGHT TO WENT CITY FOR TRIAL APPOINT. MENT OF JUDGE ASKED   NEW GOVERNMENT WILL) PRO. CEED EXER@ETICALLY AGAINST VILELACS BANDITS

HERRERA I$ TAKEN BY OBREGON MEN   Being Sent To Mexicc City To Face Murder Charge.

GEN'L HERRERO Hid OURRENDEREL   RETURNING TO MEXICO GITY TO STAND TRIAL   Optimletic Report of Conditions Given Out at Rebel Headquarters. War on Villa Has Been Declared hy Foreign Minister,

Chief Magistrate Will Be Designated by Mexican Senate to Conduct Probe of Assassination

LITTLE HEROINE. LLED BY BLOW-FROM. . TOY.BANK WHICH SHE FOUGHT TO SAVE

paeking House Employes Not Satinfied With Award of 5 Per Cent Bonwe.

TO PAY TRIBUTE TO HEROES   American Legion Sunday Will Be Ot served in 7 hcusands of Churches on Feb. 22.

LO LD  CHURCHES 10 HONOR LEGION   Programs Paying Tribute to Soldiers Will Be Given Tomorrow Over Nation.

AMERICAN LEGION SUNDAY PROGRAMS SFT FOR FEB. 2)   Thousands of U. S. Churches to Observe; Certificates for Nearest Kin of Fallen.

THREE FIGHT PREDICTED ATSAN FRANCISCO   ADMINISTRATION, BRYAN AND MURPHY FACTIONS EXPECT. ED TO STAGE EXCITING SCRAP   BRYAN HOLDS WHIP HAD   Commoner in Position to Align Him. self With Either of Other Two Factions—Delegates and Visitors are Arriv. ing

COMBINATIONS AT SAN FRANGISCO   ‘Bryan and Murphy to Work _ Against the League but Split  Over Prohibition Plank,

THREE FAGTIONS AT SARFRARCISCE   GROUPING OF DELEGATES i: DESCRIBED BY A PROMINENT CANDIDATE.

JAPANESE 10 STOP TRANGFER OF GOLD FAUM U. 6. 10 JAPAN   Funds No Longer Necessary Due To Decreas‘ed Imports.

No Decision on Plea of Brindell Trial out of City   Court Receives Petition Claimin Alleged Building Corrupter Already Convicted.

RESERVES DECISION “ON CHANG OF VENUE   Justice Barr Reserves Decision on Application of Robert P. Brindell, President of the bullding Trades Council.

WANT CHANGE OF VENUE IN TRIAL OF BRINDELL   Claim Newspapers Have Tried and Convicted Him In New York. Untermyer Says Bad Precedent Would Be _ Established.

TALK ROADS Al LUNCHEON TODA\   Committees From Local Club and Organizations Guests at Luncheon This Afternoon

10 MAKE FINAL PLANS FOR PUTTING OVER BOND ISSUE   Good Roads Committees From Greensboro, High Point and County O-ganizations Will Meet In Greensboro Wednesday  Afternoon—Great Interest Being Shown

FISCHER MAY BE DEPORTEL   Canada Acts In Case of Writ: er of Bomb Plot Warning.

PRESIDENT NEVER OPPOSED GOV. COX   Sent Senator Glass Telegram Refuting Statement In Eastern Newsnaners   WAS NEVER MADE PUBLIC   Message Sent to Frisco On Sunday Night Before the Nomination

J.0. MILLER WRITES OF FARMING IN TEXAS   SAYS IRRIGATION SYSTEMS WERE PUT IN TO SELL LAND NOT TO WATER IT   CORN MaKING 50 BUSHELS ACRE.      Tells of Labor Conditions in South. land and How Snow-Diggers Come Down and Buy Land

FARMING CONDITIONS AS THEY ARE IN TEXAS   Former Iowan, Resident of Near Milford, Writer—Givea Account. of Crops Raised There.

MR. CUMMINS BEITER TODAY   Iowa Senator Much Improved and His Rapid Recovery is Expected.

FIVE SUNDAYS'INTHE = MONTH OF FEBRUARY THIS YEAR, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

LOOKS BAD FOR ~~ SUFFRAGISTS IN DELAWARE   Probable Defeat of Amendment Looms Large,» Notwithstanding Strenuous Ef forts Made to Pass It.   Party Lines Have Been Dropped by Republicans and Democrats. + State ~Leaders’Talk- to Unwilling Ears.

NEWYORK CITY; SITUATION BAD   Walkout There Presents Mos Menacing Appearance In . , Several Days +

SITUATION GRAVE: INNEW YORK CITY.   Metropolis Faces Most Mena cing Conditions of Any Since Unauthorized Walkout Begun   Soldiers Are Pressed Into Service in Jersey City to Unload Mail Trains

Mail Trains Generally Disrupted While Soldiers Used In Unloading   INSURGENTS REFUSE TO HEAR REQUEST OF SHEA   Food Continues to Arrive From Chicago but Other Freight is Under Ban

MOST MENACING Io THE OUT UATION IN NEW YORK GIT   Freight Service Is Crippled and Passenger Trains Seriously Hindered.   Strikers in Jersey City Refuse to Listen to Shea of Brotherhood.

XOORURAL Sali CET STATES ADD   EDUCATION BOARD WILL GIVI FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO 2,000 ADDITIONAL

FARMERS URGE UNITED ACTION   Grain Growers Everywhere Are _ «Being “Pressed, fo. Join, in Strike on Prices.

ARE YOU GOING TO VOTE?   Roads to Elevators Ar Picketed and Cars Are Turned Away.

KANSAS: FARMERS: ARE... PIGKETING THE: ROAGs          Western Grain Growers Make Effort to Spread Strike for Hisher Prices,   ELEVATORS -ARE’ . EMPTY

AMERICANS MAY PAY TAXESTO REVOLUTIONISTS   Action of United States Does Not Mean Recognition.

TAKES ARE DUE SONORAREBELS ASSERTS COLBY   ‘Authorization Does Not Mear  That Recognition Is Given .To Revolutionists   THREATENING VERA CRUZ.   Revolutionary Movement Rapidly Spreading to ther Sections of Mexico —

ELD OF REVOLT GROWS RAPIDLY   Steady Spread.of Revolu tionary Movement   IN STATES OF MEXICO   American Urges that War-. ships be Kept in Readiness to Proceed to Vera Cruz— Americans Are Authorized to Pay Taxes to De Factc Authorities. No Recognition

UGREGON MAY TAKE HELD IN PERSON TO ATTACK GAPTAL   Rebels of Michoacan, Guerrero and Morelos Declare Themselves Unit Sonora Army.   POSSIBILITIES OF TROUBLE AT VERA CRUZ GREAT   Americans Doing Business in Portions of Mexico Controlled by Rev. olutionists Are Authorized to Pay Taxes ai(d Customs Duties to the De Facto Authorities,

REVOLUTION GROWING STEADILY IN MEXICO   AMERICANS AUTHORIZED TO PAY TAXES AND CUSTOMS TO DE FACTO AUTHORITIES.

WARSHIPS MAY BE SENT TO MEXICAN PORT TO PROTECT LIVES OF U. S. CITIZENS   American Residents of Vera Cruz Ask That Baitleships Be Held in Readiness For Use If Necessary.

HUNGARY SIGNS PEACE TREATY AT VERSAILLES   First of _ reaties Framed tc Be Signed Ahead of  Time.

TROUBLE OCCURS MONE POPULACE   Serious Objection is Raised and Cries of “Down With Allies” Heard.   TURKS: SIGN ARMISTICE

Detailed Vote   PEACE TREATY WITH HUNGARY IS SIGNED   Pact Is Concluded At Versailles;  U. S. Ambassador And King  Of Greece Present.

HUNGARY SIGNS ALLIES: TERMS FAR ENTING WAR   Simple Céremény in Grand Trianon Palate at Versailles Marks Envoys’ Acceptance of Treaty Provisions   EXCITEMENT RESULTS IN DISORDERS AT BUDAPES)   Attacks on Peaceful Citizens in Absence of Troops or Police Feared Portentous of More Serious Outbreaks

HUNGARY WAR AT END   “TREATY OF VERSAILLES WAS. : SIGNED TODAY, ,   King of Greece Among Spectators Whe Were Interested In che Final Gateome.

POLITICAL POT BOILS IN STATE CONTES!   Race on in Earnest as Primaries Draw Nearer—Dark Horses Eliminated.   UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RUN   Five Democrats and One Republicar Out for Offices—Prof. D. A. Rothrock is Candidate.

MINNESOTA ACCEPTS - W.-VIRGINIA’S CHALLENG)   Red Cross Christmas Seal Contest is On in Both States Gov. Cornwel] Announces.

EBS DECLARES I 1 PEOPLE Vo. PARASITES   Whole World Is Aflame With Social Revolution, Says Prisoner Candidate

Socialist Candidate for Pres: ident Says Old Party Candidates Named  There   Says Issue Is Revolution Ox Reaction—Regrets His Restraint.

BADLY TANGLED IN MARRIAGE CONTRACTS AND DIVORCE SUITS   MARRIES SECOND TIME   Before He Is Legally Separated From Wife Number One

Could Form _—Assn__ Without Sacrificing National Sovereignty, He Says.

Ce  HARDING SAYS HE OPPOSES ANY KIND UF LEAGUE PLAN   G. O. P. Nominee Rejects Versailles Covenant Even With Clarifying Reservations  » ‘——Makes 16 Talks.

NO LEAGUE AE HIRTINE   Comes’ Out. Flatly for Rejection. of. Lagos. Covenant _  Jn Any Form.   POSITION DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TO COX'S   Declares Clarifying Reserva: tions Would Never Meet “Security Requirements

HARDING THANKS GOD HE GAN Mok ADVICE DF WRMEN   vill Call Into Conference Bes and Clearest Minds America Affords.   SAYS DLD ORDER WORLD AFFAIRS IS AT AN END   ,merica Must Play Its Part in Forming an Association of Nations That Will Tend to Prevent War — Unalterably Against Present League.

SENATOR HARDING TAKES FIRM STAND   Urges That ation Stay Out of Versailles League Altogether,

THE OLD ORDER AT AN END’   HARDING RESTATES PROPOSAL FOR ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS.   The League He Calis ‘‘Contemptarous of Conatitation,’? but Some Pian Should Be Evolved to Discournge War.

SENATOR HARDING: SAYS LEAGUE NOT ‘WANTED BY PEOPLE   PROPOSAL IS DESTRUCTIV AMERICAN CONSTITUTION, kK DECLARES.

U, >, OCU NUT AIDED RESERVATIONS   Republican Nominee in  ‘ Des Moines Speech Turns His Back on Wilson Covenant.

HARDING T0 SEEK ‘WOMENS COUNSEL ABOUT NEW TREAT   Repeating Unalterable Opposition to Present League, Nominee Declares for “World Association.”   PROMISES TO TAKE WHOLE NATION INTO CONFIDENCE   Calls Wilson Pact “Contemptuoug and Destructive of Constitution’—~Leates Today for  ; Swing Into Tennessee and Kentucky.

RE-STATES STAND HE 1S $2 4MING ON-at LEAGUE   aarding-Is For Prevention Of + War, But Not Thra Wilaon Covenant

HARDING MAKES sT AND PLAIN.    es  Anxions to Avert War, and Fighting : OQntw the Wilson Leaguc.

“ASSOCIATION FOR PEACE 15. 0. K. WITH HIM   HARDING HEDGES AGAIN   HIS VAGUE PLAN FOR / SUBSTITUTE FOR LEAGUE.

‘AMERICA MUST PLAY ITS PART IN ENDING WAR’   Would Bring into Counsel Ablest American Citizen: ship to Form Plan   SENATOR DECLARES HE 1S UNALTERABLY OPPOSED TO LEAGUE AS IT STANDS

Re-Affirms De claratio: Against Covenant; Would Form Association   W-ORKS ON. ADDRESSES   Takes Brief Breathing ‘Spell _Béfore Embarking: on Second Jaunt

HARDING STATED HIS OPPOSITION   To Entering League, Yet America Must Play Part   FAVORS UNION OF WORLD   That Will Discourage or Pre. vent War and Bring Bette! Understanding Among Na. tions of Earth —- Candidate Desires Exact Position to Be Clear and Explicit.

HARDING DECLARES FOR STAYING OUT OF LEAGUE   Wants No Reservations, Seeks Definite Rejection —Would Let Britain Solve Irish Question

HARDING FOR AN — “ASSOCIATION”   Wants to ‘‘Discourage or - Tend to Prevent War”   Will Seek Advice of Whole People and Act on It, He Says

TARDING ALTERS LEAGUE POSITION   MAKES KNOWN NOW HE IS FOR INTERNATIONAL BODY  Republican Nominee Seeks to Modify Definite Position He Took in Des  Moines Speech,

HARDING FAVORS AN ASOOGIATION TO PREVENT WAR   Republican Candidate Make: His Stand Clear on League of Nations.   LEAVES FOR SOUTH TODAY

LEAGUE ISSUE ULEARLY DRAWN BY SEN. HARDING   Opposes Entering Covenant, Re publican Nominee Tells Des Moines Crowds.   COX ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HARDING'S TARGET   %  DEL IV > ae SEVERAL A AT TOWNS IN FOWA AND  EB ‘

HARDING URGED NATION TO STAY OUT —LEABUE ENTIRELY   Clarifying Resolutions Wil Not Meet Requirements of National Security.   CHEERED BY CROWDS IN DES MOINES AND OMAHA   Pledging Himself to Law En forcement, Republican Nom inee Warns Against Over zealous Law and Order Cru sades.

WITH ENTHUSIAS   Urged That the Nation Stay Out of the \ sailles League of Nations—Warns Kei Over Zealous Law and Order Crusade Must Not Try to Control Thought of '

HARDING EXPLAINS HIS LEAGUE STANI   Nominee Favors an Association That Will Discourage or Tend to Prevent War

akes Positive, Unqualified Stand on Bis Assue; Urges Sen. Albert: Cummins of ‘taesva he Re-Flected. 

WANTS “ASSOCIATION” BUT NO LEAGUE   Harding Favors Union to Prevent Wars in oo _ League +

FARMERS SPUDS GET HIM 70 CENTS MARKET AT $2.40   Harding Tells lowa Audience “‘Marked Difference” $1.48 Is Going to “Somebody”   SCORNS PARIS LEAGUE   ‘SENATOR WOULD TURN HIS BACK ON OBLIGATION INVOLVED iN COVENANT

AL SIMS SOUNDS ALARM NOTE   COUNTRY NOT SO SMUGLY SAFE AS SUPPOSED.   May Be “Up Against It’ in Next War if Compelled to Face Enemy Navy Alone—Justifies Some of His Criticism.

ADMIRAL MAYO OAYS AMERICA HATES CRITICS   U. S. MAY BE UP AGAINST IT IN NEXT WAR IF IT’S SINGLE HANDED STRUGGLE   Tried To Tone Down News That Gave Impression This Country Was The Entire Thing

SAYS NAVY MAY BE ‘UP AGAINST IT’ NEXT WAR   Admiral Sima Denounces Amer: icans For Attitude “We Won't Be Criticized

LOMB CHICAGO OR SLAYERS OF ACTRESSES   Police Find Bodies of Slair Girls on the Lake Shore.   RAV MAGI FAN ME  Detectives Trail Man Who Phoned Report of = Murder. :

TWO ACTRESSES SLAIN IN CHICAGO   Bodies are Found in Grant Park on Shore of Lake Michigan

TWO ACTRESSES ARE MURDERED IN A CHICAGO PARK  FIVE MEN ARE HELD TODAY IN CONNECTION WITH THE CRIME.  BODIES WERE FOUND  ON MICLUICAN NPRIVE

CHICAGO COMBED ~ FOR SLAYERS OF “YOUNG ACTRESSES   Bodies Found. on Shore of Lake Michigan in Grant Park—Hive Suspects Are TDeatajned. Ce %

Misouri State Legion Commander Asks Members to Help Suppress Lawlessness   Inability of the Reguler Authdrities to Handle Situation is Pointed Ont

ASKS RESTORATION OF DEATH PENALTY      RESOLUTION VOTED. BY INDEPENDENCE ORGANIZATIinmae TANAY   TO CUT DOWN PAROLES   Misouri State Legion Commander Asks Members te Help Suppress Lawlessness   Inability of the Reyuler Autbétities to Handle Situation Is Pointed Out

STRIKING MINERS ARE ORDERED BACK   PRESIDENT LEWIS OF MINE WORKERS DIRECTED STEPS BE TAKEN I[IMMEDIATELY.

WLL DECLARE GENERAL oTnint IF TROOPS RETURN      RECOGNIZE PRECARIOUSNESS OF THEIR POSITION   ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERVIEWS WORKER LEADER   Declares Time Is Not Ripe For th Establishment of German Soviet As Workers Are Helpless Aqainst Military

POLISH SITUATION ONE OF CONFUSION   Exchanges Made Between Al-. lies and United States.   TREND IS NOT DISCLOSED   Silence Maintained by Ameri. can Officials as to Interna. tional Aspects of Polish De. bacle—Reports to State De. partment Are Said to be Dis. quieting.

POLISH TROUBLE   Diplomatic Exchanges Are Re ported As Having Been Made Between Allied Governments   SITUATION IS TENSE   United States Minister in Warsaw May Be Complied to Move Legation Elsewhere

uch Is the Only Way. in Whick - “Official Washingten Cart Describe Polish Situation — "Drastic Action Must Soon 8 Taken in Conjunction: Witt

Silence Maintained by American Officials as to International Aspects of Polish Debacle—Reports to State Department Are Said to be Disquieting,

DIPLOMATIC NOTES REGARDING POLAND BEING EXCHANGED   SITL ATION IN EAST IS AS ONE OF “CONFUSION AND CONTENTION.”

HARDING WONT USE YACHT; WILL TRAVEL BY RAIL   DECLINES PRESIDENT’S OFFER OF  MAYFLOWER FOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON

HARDING DECLINES. WILSON PROFFER. OF MAYFLOWER   Says He Is Obliged ° To Travel: By Rail To Capital. . = $2"

HARDING REFUSES SECOND OFFER   VresivenleBleet VDP Tese Criin tren

BRITISH CABINET Dabs Uoobs TRISH   PLANS TO RESTORE ORDER TO DISTRACTED COUNTRY CONSIDERED AT MEPT

RESPECTFULLY — DECLINES HONOR   Wilson’s Plea to- Senate Will be in Vain -

HIRST DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   To Arrive at San Francisco and Fired Opening Broadside.

BROADSIDE FIRED AT MAIN ISSUES BY CANDIDATE   MSenator Owen Opens Fireworks in Speech at San Francisco.   HARDING IS RAPPED   lDemocratic Candidate For Nomination Calls Harding Stand Patter.

UWEN SKINS  HIDE OFF Tht REPUBLICANS   ‘Oklahoma Candidate Says Real Issue is High Cost of  Living.

SENATOR OWEN   HIRST DEMOCRATIC. CANDIDATE  FOR PRESIDENT   To Arrive at San Francisco and Fired Opening Broadside.

AGAINST SPEEDING   Residents of Colescott Street to Form Fe Organization,

AGAINST SPEEDING   Resideuts of Colescett Strect to Form Orguaizaticn. = —-

PEACE PROSPECT APPEARS BRIGHT   Berlin Party Leaders Unite In Urging Peace and End of Warfare.

GOVERNMENT TODAY ISSUES ULTIMATUM TO WORKERS’ ARM)   Rebellious Workmen Given Un til Wednesday to Submit to Stipulations   CANNOT WIN FIGHT SAYS COMMUNISTS’ PRESIDENT   -annot Fight Against Rest of Germany, Declares Levy

TO MEET IN NOVEMBER   Farmers’ Federation To Have E. T. Meredith To Make Address Also Other Speakers.

FARMERS ORGANIZATION. MOVEMENTS   MOVEMENTS OF THE ORGANIZATION DURINC  THE PAST FEW DAYS. Ms   Furnished by Our Correspondent at Indianapolis For the Benefit of Members. .

MURDER CASK DISMISSED “AGAENST (MAN CHARGED  : WITH KILLING FATHES

H. C. L. PROPAGANDA?   FIGG SAYS WHOLESALERS ARE TRYING TO CREATE STAMPEDE.   U. S. Attorney Declares Clothing Men Will Be Prosecuted Criminally for Profiteering.

FIGG HITS PROFITEERS   Cites H. C. L. Propaganda to Create Stampede.   United States Attorney Says Clothing Men Will Be Prosecuted Criminal. ly Under Lever Act.

WEARING APPAREL -AOBBERS. UNDER PROFITEER PROBE   Figg Says He Has’ Eva That They Are Trying. to Keep Prices Boosted With  Promises to Retailers of. No Rodauptinn.

CHARGES CLOTHING MAKERS   With Spreading Propaganda in Effort to Force Prices Higher.   ‘CRAFTY IN PLEA OF  UNDER PRODUCTION

WEARING APPAREL -OBBERS. UNDER ~ PROFITEER PROBE   Figg Says He Has Evidence  That They Are Trying ‘to Keep Prices Boosted With Promises to Retailers of No Reduction.

H. E. FIGG STRIKES AT THE PROFITEERS   Cites H. C. L. Propaganda te Create Stampede.   United States Attorney Says Clothing Men Wil! Be Prosecuted Criminally Under Lever Act,

TRYING TO FORCE PRICES UP AGAI}   Charge Made Against the Clothing Maenufacturers and Jobbers   BY FEDERAL OFFICIAL   Sees Propaganda for This Purpose and Declares the Mills Have Been Closed to Boost Prices.

CLOTHING RETAILERS WARNED OF JOBBERS   Justice Department Charges Conspiracy,

MANUFACTURER AND JOBBER HAVE SCHEME OF THEIR OWN   Are They Trying to Create Fictitious Demand for Clothing ?

G JOBEERS AT TEMPTING “HUGE STEAL   Trying to “Stampede” Retailers into Buying Heavily at High Market.   POINTS TO CLOSING OF CLOTHING MILLS

CLOTHIERS TRY — TO “STAMPEDE” TO RIGH PRICES      Howard Figg, Special Assist ~ant to Attorney General  "Charges Profiteering  t

JOBBERS ARE BLAMED   Federal Officials Says Attempt is Be ing Made to Pul Fictitious Prices Un Clothing.

PLOT TO KEEP CLOTHING PRIGca AP AS CHARGED   Assistant ‘Attorney Genéra Says Uncle Sam Knows About Scheme

SAYS HIGH PRICE LEVEL IS OBJEC)   PALMER ACCUSES MANUFACTUR ERS AND JOBBERS—WEAR. ING APPAREL DRIVE.

FIGG SAYS CLOTHIERS =— PURPOSE PRICE BOOS   Charges Retailers and Public tc  be Stampeded into. Fictiti ous Demand —

Cites H. C. L. Propaganda to Create Stampede.   United States Attorney Says Clothing Men Will Be Prosecuted Criminally Under Lever Act.

HOLLAND FOR KAISER BILL   NOTE REFUSES SURRENDER OF HUN FUGITIVE   “GUIDED BY OWN DUTY   Datch Says They Are Not Affected By German Obligations

HOLLAND WON'T GIVE UP KAISER   “Honor” Forbids Surrender, Says Note to the Alfies.   REPLY !S SENT TO PARIS   Holds That if Former Emperor Had Remained in Germany the German Government Would Be Obliged to Hand Him Over.

HOLLAND REFUSES IN NOTE 10 IVE UP FORMER KAISER   Demand of Powers for Extra dition of Wilhelm Hohenzollern for Trial Denied by Dutch Government.

DUTCH REFUSE TO GIVE UP KAISER   Netherlands Government Sends Official Reply to Allies’ Demand.   HONOR FORBIDS SURRENDER   Says Tradition Centuries Old Makes Holland Refuge for Vanquished in International Military Conflicts —Cannot Betray Faith Now.

BRYAN TO GO TO CHICAGO TO. TALK “DRY” TO THE G. 0..P   He Announces He Wil Work Among Delegates for ‘Dry Republican Candidate and a Dry Plank.

PRODUCTION OF HARD ‘ ,COAL I8 NORMAL   inequalities of Distribution are Now Being Corrected

PRODUCTION OF "HARD COAL NORMAI   INEQUALITIES OF DISTRI. BUTION ARE NOW BEING CORRECTED.

Husband of 3 Wouldn't Mind Marrying Again   He Doesn’t Know Which of the Trio He Likes Best; Would Take a Few More if They Were “Nice”

AM TU DESTROY NATIONAL LINES   Bloody Communism of Lenine and Trotzky   WOULD ENGULF WORLD   Essence of Sovietism as_ Pre. pared “by Polsheviks and Translated for State Depart.  ,ment is Made Public—End Should be Put to Weakness and Softness Says Petrovski

COMMUNISM AIMS 10 ENGULE WORLI   Establishment of “Dictatorship of Proletariat” Sought.   UTTERANCES TRANSLATED   State Depariment Presents Indictment of Bolshevik Terrorism and Points Out Soviet Program for International Revolution-—Pour American Organizations Included.

RED RUSSIA BEHIND 1]   Congress Has Proof That Soviets Plotted Revolution Here   FOUR RADICAL ORDERS TO PUSH THE PLAN   international Republic Was to be Formed This Year

MEXICAN BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN   Kill Brakem@n and Obtain Considerable Loot; Government Force in Pursuit,

IMPETUS IS GIVEN DRIVE FOR M’ ADOO   Cabmet Officers Openly Voice Sentiment for Former Secretary of Treasury, PalSeeks Wilson Aid

MEMBtHG OF CABINE  OPEN M ADO BOOM   Report Spreads That Presi dent Wilson Favors Former Secretary   TAMMANY PRACTICALLY REPUDIATES GOV. CO   EVEN BRYAN SAYS McADOO I! NOT UNACCEPTABLE TO HIM THOUGH HE FAVORS SENA. TOR OWEN,

NEW IMPETUD POR MADOL BUUM Al  DAY CITY   Several Cabinet Men Openly dea Drives for ‘Unwillg’ Bourbon

WADOO IS SAID - TO BE CHOICE OF THE PRESIDENT   ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS BE. GIN CAMPAIGN FOR FORMER CABINET OFFICER.   However, the Former Secretary ot the Treasure is at His Home at Huntington, Long Island.

Reports Credit Wilson As Favoring McAdoo As Gavel Falls Amid Scenes Of Unrivalled Splendor--Conv ention Hall Is Bower Of Beauty.   RULLETWw

MOVEFORM'ADOO TG GROWING AT OWN FRAHISe   ALLEGED INFORMATION PER ” SISTS-PRESIDENT. FAVORS  “FORMER SECRETARY.

W'ADOO 1S PRIME. FAVORITE OF ALL   HIS FRIENDS PREDICT HIS NOMINATION ABOUT THE FIFTH BALLOT,   NTHERS ARE CONFIDENT   Palmer Supporters Claim Their Man Will Win—Cox and Gerard Seem to Have Some Strong Following.

MURPHES:SESERTS COX   New York Delegation Angered at Cox's Willingness to Forego Wet Plank—Independents Try to Gain Control of Convention.

ADMINSTRATION _ WINS FIRST ROUND   Vote in Credentials Committee Satur. day Unseéating Senator Reed, Showed President Was the Giding Star.

SEVERAL CABINET OFFICERS — -TAKE UP OPEN CAMPAIGNING "FOR UNWILLING CANDIDATE   Reports Are Spread That Wilson Lets It Be Known That SonIn-Law Is His Choice

NAME M'ADOO IS ~ WORD PASSED   Members of Wilson Cabine Back Former Secretary   WHITE HOUSE BEHIND HIM?      President Desires Nominatior of Son-In-Law, it Is Said

CABINET OFFICERS OPENLY CAMPAIGN FOR FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY— WILSON’S CHOICE, ’TIS SAID.

Reports Ex-Secretary Will Accep Are Persistent   COX’S POSITION MISSTATEB    Views on DryLaw Unchanged Says Manacer Moore

it NOMINEE. AT THE “DEM CONVENTION   Members of Presidential Fam“iy Pass Out: the Word That 4 MieAdoo’s the Man Whom - President Wilson Wants.”’

M’ADO0 LOOMS STRONG IN RACE _ FOR NOMINATIO!   FRIENDS PREDICT THAT HE WILE BE NOMINATED ON THE FOURTH BALLOT —

INDEFENDENT. GROUP (S10 Me AWAY TH CONVENTION             t 4: a +. Sey  HF PLAW [I SUCCESSPLL MéANoo rs WILL BE NAMED  { SIXTH BALLOT.      M’ADO To AC CEPT “ IF HE.IS CHOSEN      a A ate oz = Coraniittepmain From Texas Gites AsGrane McAdoo Will Accept If  + die: 'Is Nominated,

MOVEMENT NOMINATE MEADOO © GAINS IMPETUS AS DEMOCRATIC. NATIONAL CONVENTION OPENS TODAY

M'ADOO TIDE IS RAISING: CABINET MEMBERS FOR HIN   “Pavevite Gens” Meady to Release Delegates to Secretary on ‘Early Ballot.

CHELE Wiy co pry NOW,   Senators Have Bill to Prohihit: Sale of Intoniceants. :

ROLLING L0G INJURES MAN      EMPLOYE OF MAKINNON. PLANT HURT WHEN “LOGS ROLL °  OFT: CAR. OVER . HIM:

ROLLING LOG: _ INJURES MAN      EMPLOYE OF MAKINNON PLANT HURT WHEN LOGS ROLL OFF CAR OVER HIM

MAY NOT USE ALCOHOL         Guyermment Looking for Substitute for Liquor in Munefaetucing,

JUDGE WANAMAKER REPLIES TO “DANGERGUS RADICAL” CHARGE OF RIVALS IN SENATORIAL RACE      State Supreme Judge Declares His Life Record is An Open! Book and Contrasts Opportunity Bor Evil In Present! Capacity With That of a Senator at Washington 

WAXES WRATHY “AT THE BOSSES   Judge Wanamaker Hops Onto Alleged Ohio Bosses and Orgauizations.   RESENTS THE CHARGE THAT HE’S A RADICAL   Goes After Those Who are Trying to Can His Senaterial Asnitations. _

OCEAN VESSELS ARE COALED IN HALF HOUR NOW   AUTOMATIC LOADING MACHINE AT GREENWICH POINT Is A LABOR SAVER

A MASS MEETING.   M. M. Parsons of Des Moines Will Give Address at Congregational Church Sunday Evening.

ARMY GRAVE DIGGERS HAVE REACHED BRES}   Await Arrival of Coffins to Begin Exhumation of Bodies of American Soldiers,

TREATY IN SENATE WILL BE QUIESCEN   Discussion, of Railway and Other Matters Will Replace. Feat fap the Procant.

TO ELIMINATE POLAND AS A BARRIER STATE   Russia Demands Free Passage Across Poland and the Restoration Of Posen ,

OEAMANY FAVORED IN  UVIETS ARTICLES OF ARMISTICE WITH POLE   Would Give Teuton Posen, Free Travel Across Polish Borders and No Interference With Traders of Russia and Germany.

CHICAGO CITY. COUNCIL SEEKS TO END STRIKE   Municipal Employees Walk Out Palayzes Business Of City :

Chicago City’s Workers Firm  In Strike Stand   Firemen Threaten Walkout 200 Garbage Handlers Are ‘Called Ont.

FROM ARCHITECTURAL EXPERTS 10 GARBAGE HARDLERS Cnt CACO’ CITY EMPLOYEES Aa ON A SALARY STRIKE

SCATTER TROOPS Th) WEST CORK AS MOBS BATTLI   England Lands 2,000 Men at Bantry; Sunday Sees Fierce Rioting.

FORMER BRITISH. SOLDIER KILLED - DURING RIOTING   Demonstrants at Londonderry Resort to Brick and Bottle Throwing and Revolver Shooting.

ROCKS AND BRICKS FILL IRISH AIR   Fighting Between Nationalist anc Unionist Mobs Grows Worse.

RESOLUTE LEADS IN TODAY'S YACHT RACE   lOvercomes Shamrock's — Early Lead And Assumes Commanding Position.

POLES DRIVING RUSSIAN REDS TOWARD EAST   en. Wrangel’s Forces Unite With Ukeainians in  South.

CLOTHING AND  PISTOL IN HAMON CASE LOCKED UP   Secure In Hotel Room To Which Key Has Been Lost. County Attorney Is Investigating

ITALY EXTENDS — MORAL SUPPORT TO. CCSUPATION    Government Decides, However, - Not to Aid in Military Movement, Says Newspaper.  t

ITALY BACKS FRENCH MOVE   Cabinet Decides to Extend Mora! Sup. port, but Won’t Be Party to Invasion.

BERMANY 1D BE MADE 10 RESPECT TREATY   DARMSTADT ALSO ENTERED SHORTLY AFTERWARDS.   ITALY "2 GIVE FRENCH THEIR MORAL SUPPORT   French General Issues Proc!amatio: To the Peopie In the Towns Across the Rhine Which His Troops Now Hold.

SEND DEBS MESSAGE OF LOVE   Secialists Remember Prisoner (onfimed at Atlanta.

NESSAGE OF LOVE FROM AEDS 1S SENT TO BERS   ON ANNIVERSARY OF HIS _INCARCERATION ON A GRAVE ‘SHARGE—LIGHT IN CELL IS A BEACON TO THE REDS.

bee eee ae AGE SENT TO D      Socialisis Sond Greetings of Love on Imprisonnient Anniversary.

POLICE CAPTAIN ACCIOENTALLY SHOT. WHILE ENCARES IU KIT FOR Alpe: AB

Cleveland Police Captain Mis taken for Burglar By Another Officer.

POLICE CAPTAIN, SHOT, MAY DIE   Cleveland Heights Patrolmar Mistakes His Chief For Burglar

CONSTANTINE IS NEAR HOME    Greek Royal Family Sails From Venice on Cruiser Avercff.

Mr, Hume Makes  "8° Pyblie Statenant   Why the High School Football ‘Peam ... Refused ta Play Acedemy Last Wraonm -: .

KNOX COUNTY HAS CORN SHO   ANNUAL SHOW OF BOYS ANI GIRLS CORN GROWING CLUB OQUTESTANDING FEATURE  OF THE DAY :

IRISH KILL FOUR POLICEMEN   Hundred Armed Men Ambush Party of Elght at Kilcommen,/County Tipperary.

‘LAST OF TRIO TO BE APPREHENDED   Was Serving Life Term for Slaying Boston Policemen, When He Fled   Escape One of Most Daring on *Record—Pals Surrendered Several Months Ago

CHICAGO OFFICERS: ARREST MANSTER   Companion Of Barney Will Re turn to Jail For Christmas Din ner: Has Life Term.

AS BRIT: AUN VIEWS  MAINE VOTE, Papers Agree “on “he publican Victory  a ee  ee ee

CIGARETS MAY BE DESTROYED IN IOWA LIMITS   U. S. Sapreme Court Allows Decision of lowa Supreme Court to Stand, ©

‘IOWA CIGARET LAW TO STAND   -@eert at Washington Refuses te Interfere With ELnactment.

PEACE {S'THE GREAT AIM   GEN. OBREGON TELLS CALIFORNEANS HE DESIRES FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH V. 5.

ALVARO OBREGON STATES POLICY ATTITUDE TOU. S   Felix Diaz is Friendly Toward Present Mex. Government

DIAZ FRIENDLY T0 ~~ HUERTA REGIME   Awaiting Chanse To Leave Country In Accordance With Recently . Expregsed Desire.

NOT HOSTILE  TO GOVERNMENT   Felix Dig Deported as Saying He le'F viendly _to tiene Regime: .

FELIX Diaz’ as is FRIENDLY  TOWARD! OBREGON REGIMEN tie hpaenstatsd Peace

OBREGON WANTS PEACE, :   ican Presidential Candidat  Would Strive for Amicable  Patatinnis

DIAZ WITH Mm REGIME IN MEXICO   SAID TO HAVE ASSUM.   ED FRIENDLY ATTI TUDE TOWARD GOV ' ERNMENT.   @bregon: if Elected. Presi dent, Will Seek Amical> >  Relations Especially With the Dnited States.

OBREGON IS PLEDGED TO FOSTER AMIGABLE RELATIONS WITH U.S.   Says it Would Be Great Day When Soldiers Guarding Border are Taken Off.

OBREGON HOPES TO SEE BORDER SOLDIER MOVED   Happy Day Will Come Wher U. S$. Troops Taken From Boundary.

SENATOR WATSON TO SOUND KEYNOTE AT CONVENTION   Watsen for Temporary Chairman and Senator New for Permanent of  Republican State Convention.

THE CLUB TOUR.   Niiss Cole is Putting Much Life into Conununity Work.

THE! CLUB. TOUE.         - _ Miss Cole is Patting Much Life int Community Work,

TV GONFEREES ‘al DEADLOCK ON ~ ONE RESERVATION   Question’ of. ~ England - Having Mie Votes Than America is the Stumbling Block.   HOLDING ANOTHER SESSION.   Proponents of Lenroot Reserva. ; tion Are Determined: That tt Shall’ ‘Not Be Modified.

GUNFERES SPLIT UN NEW FEATURE OF PEACE TREATY      Lenroot Reservation Adds to the Troubles at Washington   VOTING STRENGTH : OF NATION’S ISSUE   Lodge Issues Statement Inicating Hope for an Agreement

LENKOOT RESERVATION MAY CAUSE DEADLOCK AMONG TH  MAJOR PARTY CONFERER   Provision Causing the Trouble is, That the U. S. Be Bound By Any Decision of the League Any Country Casts More Votes Than the U

MORE RIOTING: ~ INCIRELAND   ‘Counties Declared in a *State of Disturbance.” _

Additional Police Are _ Required For Dublin ‘Towns, Despatch Say:

CARABINIERI STOP ZARA FRAY   Two Hundred Troops Intervene When Dalmatian Corps Resist Italian Troops.

LODGE STANDS IN WAY (F AN AGREEMENT   ‘Declares He Will Not Surrender  Any of Quarantees in Peace Treaty Reservations. i

XTRA!  Telegraphic!   LODGE BALKS AND DELAYS SETTLEMENT OF PEACE

CHILD GUARDED BY DETECTIVES   Caruso Family Fears for Saftty' of Daughter. Threats Made

Fear Attempt to Harm Caruso’s Bab)   Ry Associated Preas Leased Wire

HEALY GUARD PROTECTS INFANT DAUGHTER OF SINGER FROM DANGER   INVESTIGATION OF HALF MILLION DOLLAR JEWEL ROBBERY IS NOW UNDER WAY.

FERRIS LEADS GORE IN RACE      UNOFFICIAL FIGURES GIVE BLIND SENATOR 41,691 WHILE OPPONENT SCORES 64,908

SENATOR GORE BEATEN?   His Opponent Leads by 3,217 in had affhieinal Ceint.

BALLOTING 16 10 REIN THURSOY IT 1S FORECAST      STEWART GIVEN A BIG BOOM   HIS CHANCES SEEM TC BE INCREASING — A McADOO BOOM

STEWART GIVEN A BIG ROOM   HIS CHANCES SEEM TO BE INCREASING — A MeADOO ROOM

Aitchison ‘Declares There I Possibility of Surplus ef ;, Equipment.

CAR SHOTEGE EASE Tt i “PANDY ERE EL A   Speaker Gives Insight on Con. ditions Recently’ -Prevaiing On Raiiroads

SAYS BACK OF CAR ‘SHORTAGE BROKEN   ‘Surplus of Equipment Now ‘Seems Possible, Utilities Com ‘miesionars Ara Told =§—

CAR SHORTAGE 1S BROKE   Situation Now Far Past Worst Peri od—Everyone Cooperating for Relief:

Backbone of Car Shortage Is Broker        So Sdys B.C. de Before Convention of National Associnti@n of Rail sway and Utilities Commissioners,

QUAPLUG OF RAIL EQUIPMENT LIKELY   Commerce Commission Mem: : ber Says Back of Car : Shortage Broken.

Back of Car Shortage In U.S, Broken   NATION WILL NEVER KNOV HOW CLOSE DISASTER WAS, SAYS EXPERT.

Backbone one of Car Shortage Is Broker   So tays B. C. Clyde Before Convention of National AsSociation of Ratl svae nnd Utilities Commissione

BACK OF CAR SHORTAGE IS DECLARED BROKEN   Public Will Never Know How Close the Transportation System Came to Complete Cessa Fy core

CAR SHORTAGE OVER SHIPPING INTERESTS ARE NOW INFORMED   Back of Shortage Broken, Thanks to Cooperative Efforts, Says I. C. C. Head.   USE CARS TO THE LIMIT.   Make Transpc:tation Machine Carry 100 Per Cent Load Is His Advice.

ANNOUNCEMENT 18 ‘MADE TO THE INTER *STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. - .   Rail and Water Transportation Had a Narrow Escape as Result of the Strikes Last Summer. 

Rail ind Water Tranaportation Had ° 8. Narrow  ~ Escape as Result of. the  Qthiskag Tact Sim

HAVE PLENTY OF CARS Now   Member of Interstate Commerce Commission Says May Soon Be a  Surplus. e

CAR SHORTAGE NEARS AN END 1S GLAIM MADE   Transportation Was Near Break Down as Result of Strike   nter-State Commerce Commissioner Warns Against Let-up

FLU IS NOW AT EPIDEMIC STAGE   Disease is Spreading at Rate of 1002 Cases ‘Daily, Chicage Health “Officials Report.

- INFLUENZA AN EPIDEMIC.  wtke 7 Dispese is Spreading inChicago - @& Bate 1,000. Cases a Day.

MINER CONVENTION TO BE HELO MONDAY   Advanee Guard fs Ex: pected. at Columbus, ®., Today   REPORT ON STRIKE END

MINERS’ CHIEFS ARRIVE FPEATW FOR CONVENTION   SHORTAGE OF FLATS CTS PRODUCTION. FIFTY PER CENT   Tomorrow’s Work

DELEGATES GATHER    Ming iteprescniatives io Hear Report In Setélement of Sleihe,

TILDEN TAKES TENNIS TOURNEY   Americans Win Over the British Champions in Fast Games

AMERICANS CHAMPION TENNIS PLAYERS: WIN (VER BRITISH PLAYERS   CHAMPIONSHIP IN BOTH SINGLE! AND DOUBLE MATCHES WON BY AMERICANS,

LOANS 10 RUADS FOR EQUIPMENT URGED BY. 6.0.   Thousands of Freight Cars Being Rushed West to Re-lieve Situation   CORPORATIGN TO BUY. ROLLING STOCK. PLAN   {Long Time Required to End  Tangle Is Belief of Students. ! of Problem

Interstate Commerce Commis *'sion Takes Action Looking Toward Relief in Congested Traffic Situation’   ESTIMATES $125,000,000 QUARTER OF SUM NEEDED   Proposes Disbursement of the Funds Advanced Through Funds Advanced Through the National Corporation with

BOX CARS 0 BE SENT WEST, GOAL CARS TOTHEEAST   Moves Expected to b Made Within Ten Days, Said

RAIL BODY MAKCa OWEEPING CHANGE INFREIGHT ORDERS   Commerce Commission Abro gates All Rail Rules Governing Car Service.   Commerce Commission Ap proves Loan of 125 Million to Meet Needs.

AMERICAN HOME IS IN DANGER   Housing Problem Vital, Says Speak: er at Omaha.

SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT EXPECTED OF CALLED IS TAKEN BY SPECIAL SESSION TODAY.   JORMITORY ITEM STRICKEN OUT

LEGISLATURE HAS ADJOURNED    House Adopted ‘Resolu tion Concerning Pink   Boll Worm

LEGISLATORS ADJOURN SINE DIE AT NOON   Enrolls Number of Bills and Disposes of Conference Committee Work.

POLICE BATTLE WITH GUNMED   Fifty Shots Exehanged Fol lowing Raid Upon Home Of Man

HETY SHOTS FIRED   Between. Toledo. Police and 6 Bandits Attacking Home.--

OFFERS MAGEE CHANCE 10 EXPLODE HIS ‘BOMB’   One Time Cub Has Threatened to “Show Up” Some People In Baseball World

OUR CHURCHES   Bergen Lutheran Congregation - Rey. © Smedal. Pastor

~ BY DECISION   Federal: Courts to Decide  Question of Disputed Red River Lands

WILL ABIDE BY DECISIO}   Federal Courts to Decide Question of Disputed Red River Lands

STILL IS FOUND BY FLYER   /Moonshine Raid in Mountains Near Idaho Springs, Colo., Aided hy Airnlane.

BUVERNGR GALLS EXTRA SESSiUR   MAJSOREPY IN BOTH HOUSE» PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO ACT ONLY ON SUPPRAGE '   SeSSiON SET FOR.FRIDAY

xovernor Goodrich Issues Cal After Receiving Pledges From More Than Two-Thirds of the Members to Confine Busines: to the One Onesctian.

LEGISLATURE ~ TO MEET TODAY   WILL CONSIDER ONL} WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Assurance Given That No Oth: er Business Will Come Before Assembly.

MAJORITY IN  BORH bh USES PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO ACT ONLY ON SUFFRAGE   SESSION SET FOR.FRIDAY

ANARCHISTS ATTACK ITALIAN FORTRES:!   Soldiers Have Little Difficulty in Drivine Reds From Post Near Rome.

Accused Is Held In $1,000 Bail For Appearance At Court, Which is Furnished   ABRESTED GY LOCAL POLICE

TESTIFIES IN THE NEWBERRY FRAUD CASE BEFORE  GRAND JURY   CRyu Dinited Press)

NEWBERRY COIN WON SEAT   State Senator Testified Before Grand Jury That Method Gained

INDIANA CENSUS — FIGURES GIVEN   Report Is Incomplete and Clark I. Amoung Missing Counties  Named.   CITY SHOWS SLIGHT GAIN     Ohio County Continues ‘fo Hold Low  Recorg and Take The High Mark.

REUNITED WITH FATHER      Woman Locates Parent After Thir ty-five Yeurs’ Separation.

Governor Elect Neff  Commissioned To Invite   Obregon To Inauguratior

LACK OF FARM HELP SERIOUS   hal Prediction Made of Wivte trettar Wheat Hefore New Harvest.

JAP GUNS FOR MEXICO   Shipments of Munitions From Ori ent Reaching Carranza According to Report,

DECLARE JAPANESE GUARDED MUNITIONS   Government Reports on Case Sent to Committee.   DETAILS ARE ANNOUNCED   Cruiser Yakuma Said to Have Escorted Recent Big Ship. ment of Arms and Ammuni. tion to Mexics — Officials Entertain Men From War. ship With Much Enthusiasm.

CRUISER CONVOYS ARMS SHIPMENT   Japan Sends War Suppllss to Mexican Government.   ARMY KOW GETTER EQUIPPED

CARRANZA GETS MUNITIONS   Tokyo Arms for Mexico Is Guarded by a Japanese Cruiser, Is Report.

Cargo Was Arranted For by Colonel Emilio Cirlos, Who Was Detained For a Short Time hy Port Authorities at San Francisco When He Returned to This Country,

DAYS JAPANESE GRUISER CONVOYS ARMS SHIPMENT   JAPAN SENDS WAR SUPPLIES TO MEXICAN GOYERNMENT.   Army Now Much Better Equipped   Senate Committee Informed of Relations Between  Countries.

JAP WARSHIP GUARDED A SHIPFUL OF MUNITIONS IN MEXICAN PORT:   MEXICO IS ENTERTAINING VISITING JAPS WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM   TO WHAT EXTENT JAPANESE ARMS HAVE ENTERED COUNTRY IS NOT KNOWN BUT EQUIPMENT OF MBMICAN FEDERAL ARMY IS MUCH BETTER

‘ARMS FOR MEXICANS - SUPPLIED BY JAPAN   SENATE COMMITTEE ADVISFD OF THE SHIPMENT.   Information Coupled With the Announcemeat of Enthusiastic Entertainment of Japanese Warship Officers.

Japan Is Sending War ‘Supplies to Mexico Federal Agent’s Report   Information Is Given Special In vestigating Committee Now at San Antonio.

JAP SHIP ESCORT OF CRUISER WITH ARMS FOR MEXICO   New Angle of Interna tional Situation Presented to Senate.

WORKMEN OF RUHR DISTRICT CEASE TO RULE MONDAY   Will Relinquish Authority is Compliance With Terms of Peace Made.   LEADERS OF WORKMEN CLAIM GREAT VICTOR)   Premier Millerand Says Ger. many Only Desires to Violate Peace Treaty.

RUHR WORKMEN RELINQUISH CONTROL UNDER TERMS OF AGREEMENTS WITH BERLIN

PRESIDENT HAS BILL   MENT MEASURE ATOR IS URGING RECOMMENDED FOR SIGNING.

COoD ROADS            all For Co-Operation tssaed Fvery Minister.

CHURCHES GET GOOD ROADS SUNDAY CALL   PLERGYWVEN WILL BE ASKED Tf HELP TN NATIONAL CAMPAIGNS,   FOR COMMUNITY WELFARE   ‘Explain the Relation Between Goo   Roads and Right Living and  (iood Roads and Progress, Ds

Former Brookiyn Teacher of Fiftythree Marries Man of  TP a oe ee Oe ee

MEX EARTHQUAKE TOLL OVE? 3,°90   State of Vera Cruz Worst Hit, Bu Several Hundred Killed in the State of Pueblo

QUAKE TAKES BIG TOLL IN MEXICO   Official Estimates Now Comin in On Disaster

Late Reports Increase Number in Vera Cruz and Puebla — States.   RELIEF TRAINS ARE SENT   Shocks Continue but With Less Violence National Observatory Reports.

eS  ESTIMATES PLACE EARTHQUAKE DEATH LIST NEAR 3,000   STATE OF VERA CRUZ HARDEST IN THE LATE. MEXICAN DISASTER,  we

FULL TOLL OF 820s THE DISASTROUS ‘FARTHQUAKE   Government Retief Trains Sent. to Stricken Area’ Menaced by Bandits.

DEATH LST IS GROWING DAILY AS FACTS ARE KNOWN   State of Vera Craz and City of Ja} apa Are thé Heaifest Sui: ferers   GOVERNMENT STARTS RELIEF >" " Pas TO STRICKEN AREAS:   ‘Martial Taw Prociaired in Many : ‘Places to Protest Refugees and Relief Workers

America is Facing, Grave Agricultural Condition Declares Farm Federation

AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION   Farmers lust &e Given immed. late Help in Transportation, Finanee and Labor,   THE NATION'S PROSPERITY. DEPENDS ON BUMPER CROPS

More Credit, Preferential Transportation and Fewer  Middlemen, Farmers’ Ple.

HOUSTON URGES BANK TO HELP + FINANGE CROP   Farmers Warned by Secre: tary of Treasury Price Re-. cession Irresistible «   GOVERNMENT CANNOT STOP PRICE DECREASE   ‘NO QUESTION THAT FARMERS ARE CONFRONTED WITH SE. RIOViS AND REAL DIFFICULJIES SAYS SECRETARY. BM

FIVE PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSE:   SECRETARY OF TREASURY APPEARS BEFORE BANKERS AND DISCUSSES FARMERS’ PLEA FOR FINANCIAL AID,

HOUSTON SAYS TAXES MUST COME LOWER   But Adds That the Cut Cannot Be Very Large.

HUUSTON SAYS LOWER PRICES WILi STAY ON   Democratic Treasury Head Has Little Hope in View.

‘N Houston Discuss Finances   retary of the Treasury Warns Bankers That Government Cannot Stop Price Recession—Says U. 8, is Rapidly Reducing its Debt--Bonds Will Return to Par Value.

DELIVERS  ADDILESS BEPORE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION ON PENANCHAL PROBLEMS   WARNING TO. FARMERS   Secretary of the Treasury Dechaiws World Price Recession is on and Oannet be Stopped by the Crovernment,

FOR THE FARMERS   Secretary Houston Urge: Banks to Make Loans to Toilers of the Soil   SPOKE TO . BANKERS   TRA NMA. HRT Neh eS eal I at  Contends That the Federa! Taxes Should be Reduced —Debt is Reduced

HOUSTON TALKS 1 BANKERS Al HAT. CONVENTIO:   Secretary of the Treasury Disctssc Five of NW  Pratt            ASKS EANKERS TO HELP TUE FARMERS   At Same Fine Warns Them That the Price Recession Can Not

FINANCIERS 10 AID FARMERS   SEORETARY OF TREASURY SAYS LIBERTY BONDS WILL RETURN TO PAR

HOUSTON SPEAKS TO BANKERS ASS’N   PRGES BANKERS TO LOAN FARM. PRS WARNS THE FARMERS AGAINST TRYING TO STOP PRICE REDE OCTIONS

Selection Nearly Completed When Case Resumed. May Recess Till Mon.

ILUNESS-HALTS - NEWBERRY TRIAI   Juror Faints and Is Exeused—Three ”. Mote Defendants Excused on. Account. of [ness

ILLNESS HALTS NEWBERRY CASE   Jurcr Faints While on Way to Court; Three DefenGants Excused Bec®. se of Sickness: Trial impeded by Dicease: Try to Complete Jury.

SENATOR JOHNSON AND HER  ‘Heavy Votes Being Policd im Strong holds of the Senator While Vote is Light in the Hoover  4 Precincts.

PLAYING THE BABY ACT.   sugar Profiteers Caught With The Goods on Them.

“SPIES AND INFORMERS BEWARE’   Warning is Found Pinned o1 Clothing of Dead Man in Ireland.

SKILLED WHEN IRISH FOES MEET   POLICE AND SOLDIERS STILL SCRAPPING; BANK IS ROBBED

GERMANY ALMOST. UNSHEATHES THE DAAGON CLAW IN MATTER FINANCING SOVIET RUSSIANS   Children of the Great Beat Ready. to. Put Up Crown Jewels for Ammunition, = “But “Hochs” Demanded the Cash

GERMANY AIDED SOVIETS SAYS CORRESPONDENT   Unearths Trotzky Plot T« Secure Munitions For Reds.

BOLSHEVIK! FORCES SHOW NO SIGNS OF TALIING THE POLES   Bulk cf Fourth Soviet Army and Fourth Cavalry Corps Surrounded by the Poles.   GERMANY HELPING SOVIET   Such Is Report Gathered by London Times—Soviet Troops Flee to Germany.

GERMANY SHIPS WAR SUPPLIES T0 REDS; POLES SMASH AHEAD  ALONG EVERY FRONT

MUNITIONS TO RUSSIANS      ‘Jewel Fund’: Used to Settl Debt Says London ‘Times Writer. —   POLES CONTINUE TO PUSH RUSSIANS BACK

GERMAN AID IS TAN TATE FOR REDS   Trotzky Visits East: Prussia -te - Secure Supplies for . Army. ¢

HUNS AIDING RUSS SOVIETS   Germany Ships Supplies anc Ammunition to Russian Armies.

London Times Correspondent Dee clares This Is Corrects   « TROTZKY IN EAST PRUSSIA   Sussian Minister of War Said te Have Been There—A Lack of Ammunition.

GERMANY SENS RUSSIA SUPPLIES   Ammunition and Foodstuffs Sent To Bolsheviki Forces By Huns.

GEAMANY AIDING SOVIET ASSIA WITH SUPPLIES   Trotzky Also Declared To Have Visited East Prussia

Only “Pickled” When He Was “Dead” Nine Times; But He’s Embalmed Nou

‘Texas Barratry  Act Constitutional   Upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States

DIES ON HUNGER STRIKE   Negro Prisoner at Pottsville, Pa., Suc cuntbs After Refusing Food for Forty-Three Days.

BULGARIAN SOCIALISTS TAKE GOVERNMENT REIN    Attempt to Form Cabinet Under Leadership of Former Premier and foreign Minister

Rapa ae tll NR ak cmc tama BULGARIAN LEADERS QUIT IS THE PrPpaRT

rs  BAN IS LAID ON COLOR LINE   Republican “National Committee Orders Recognition of’ Southern Negro,   WHITE DELEGATES SEATED   Four Contesting Delegates From Fifth Oklahoma District O. K.’d—Seventy-Five Contests Remain to Be Decided.

RECOGNITION OF NEGRO ORDERED   G. 0. P. Committee Puts Ban or “Color Line.”   RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED   Votes to Refuse Seats to Delegates From States Where Negroes Are Barred From Conventions— More Contests Decided.

CONSUMER PAYS INCREAS ~ SAYS BERGERN              £ Public Cannot: sessed, the . Com Would Be: -unabl Develop, - Senate. Committee Iso      LATE. ACTIVITIES

COAL WILL. COST. © MORE   Increased ‘Wages. Granted Miners: ‘Will ae q Fait on -Public,; Senate. Body’ io . ee Pea, Pa A .

COAL WILL COST MORE   Increased Wages Granted Miners Will Fall on Public, Senate, Body Is Told.

STRIKING COAL MINERS STONE ENGLISH POLICE   ANOTHER OUTBREAK OF VIO LENCE BY WELSH COAL MINERS WAS REPORTED TODAY.   RAILROADERS MAY JOIN MINERS   It is Estimated That 1,600,000 Me) and Women are Idle in Great Britain Due to the Strike.   BULLETIN.

CONSTANTINE TO REMAIN IN SWITZERLAND   Will Await  Word There of Verdict In Plebescite  In Greece.

WILL NOT RETURN AT ONCE   After Plebiscite; Con stantine to Receive Greek Agents

PLAN EX. KING *@ RETU RN,      Constantine Ready To (o To Ath ens Following Plebiselte,

EFFORTS INDICATE GREECE WANTS TE TRAIN WITH ALLIES   Ministers Would Like to Have Constantine Return; Claim Not Pro-German Now. 

FRENGH tN) WAR CRAFT 1!) GREECE   To Have Big Souadron at Piraeus for Plebiscite.   BALLOTS CAST NEXT SUNDAY   Allies’ Favor Is Sought by Athens— This Is Taken as an Indication That Greeks Are Disposed to Remain Pro-Alily.

GREEKS TO VOTE ~ ON DECEMBER !   Plebiscite Regarding Return of Constantine.   GREECE IS DISPOSED TO REMAIN PRO-ALLY   British and French Squad rons Arrive.

France Orders Warships to Greece for Duty in Connection With Vote

FXKING SEEKS FAVOR OF ALLIES   Constantine Not to, Return to Greece Before Plebiscite TNerember 5.

FRENCH SHIPS OFF TO GREECE   Big Squadron Will Be at Piraeus on Date of: Plebiscité.   ATHENS SEEKS ALLIES’ FAVOF   Taken as Indication That Greeks Ar Disposed to Remain Pro-Ally— Otherwise Turke May Be Turned Loose on Thern.

CONSTANT INE WILL AWAIT THE BALLOT   DENIED THAT THE FORMER GREEK KING HAS LEFT FOR ATHENS   Prince Christopher Asserts Constantine Is Not Pro-German, Now That Germany Is Brought So Low

GUNS TANTINE DELAYS TRIP TO GREECE   Will Await Plebiscite Before Venturing Back to Native Land

CONSTANTINE TO AWAIT ELECTION   Will Not Return To Greece Until After Plebiscite Is Held On December 5.

FRENCH SHIPS OFF T0.GREECE   Taken as Indication That Greeks Are Disposed to Remain Pro-Ally— ' Otherwise Turks May Be  Turned tanee an Them.

WARMING UP TO ALLIES   Greece Anxious to Keep a Firsts class “Stand in.'’   FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE   Plebiscite to be Held to Deters mine How the Greeks Feet About Constantine.

UNG ANTINE Ti AWA REGUL POPULAR VENTE   WILL NOT RETURN TO GREEC! UNTIL A¥®TER ELECTION HELD NEXT SATURDAY,

GOVERNOR PARKER TALS. OF THE MANY "LIFTLE MEW’ FARMERS   LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE. TELLS OF  THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BOYS’  CLUBS IN DEVELOPING NA- . TION’S AGRICULTURE

FARMERS WANT STAY ON FARMS   (.overnor Parker of Louisiana Declares May Be Driven to Citles

DALLAS ICE. DEALERS FACE PROSECUTION   United States District Attorney Says 65 Cents Per 100 Fair Price For Ice

DALLAS ICE DEALERS FACE FEDERAL CHARGES TODAY iF “PRICE IS NGT BROUGHT DOWN

5-CENT ICE OR JAIL, SAYS Uo   DEALERS OF DALLAS AND FORT WORTH MAY HAVE CHARGE PROFITEERING TO FACE

TRAIN RILLS MaARCUSSONS   Chictgo, Aurora & Elgin Interurban Car Hits Their Auto at Wolf's Crossing.

TRAIN KILLS MARCUSSONS   Chicage, Aurora & Elgin interurban Car Wits Their Auto at Wolf's Cresaina. —-

MRS. MacSWINEY BREAKS DOWN   Collapsed From Strain and Anxiety and Was Unable to Attend Funeral Services   Widow Not Expected to Accompany Husband’s Body io Ireland   Church Dignitaries, Officials Soldiers and Others . Pontifical Mass   SPTOSE 247.88 Or

FUNERAL SERVICES OF CORK MAYOR ARE HELD   Impressive Scenes in and Out Of Cathedral; Sinn Fein Guards for Body

—  REQUIEM. MAG FOR MACSWINEY OH) WN LONDON   Thousands Throng Cathedral for Funeral Services of Dead Hunger Striker on Thursday ~   wayOR'S WIDOW UNABLE TO BE PRESENT AT GEREMONY   Collapses from the Strain and Will Not Accompany Body to Ireland

Widow of MacSwiney Has Collapse; Her Seat in Church. Remains Empty

MAYORS OF  CO R K, DUBLIN ANP IRISH .POLITICAL BODIES ATSERVICES.      Officers of Irish Republican Army Act as Guard of ,-Honor—Body to be Taken to Ireland Today.

BRITISH REFUSE TO “ALLOW LANDING. OF MAG SWINEY’S BOD)   Hunger Striker’s Widow Unable to Attend Pontificial Requiem Mass in St. George Cathedral, Due to Collanse.

GREAT THRONG AN M’SWINEY RITES   London Cathedral Jammed as Funeral is Held

REQUIEM MASS CVER BODY OF M’SWINEY   THOUSANDS OF PERSON: THRONGED ST. GEORGE'S — CATHEDRAL,   Officers in Uniform of Irish Republican Army Stood Guard Over Bedy.

MASG FOR FORME LORD MAYOR HELD   THOUSANDS CROWDED THE CA THEDRAL TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL SERVICES

PONTIFICAL REQUIEM FOR MAYOR MacSWINE'   Thousands at Funeral at St George’s Cathedral— Mrs MacSwiney Collapses—Unable to Attend

PONTIFIGAL MiKo FUR MoWINEY   Thousands of Persons Throng the Large Cathedral.   WIDOW SUFFERS A COLLAPSE   Unabie to Attend the Big Sinn Feir Funeral Service—Body Sent to Ireland by Special Train— Barred From Dublin.

THRONGS ATTEND LAST SERVICES HELD OVER BODY OF MACSWINE!   PLATE ON COFFIN SAYS LORI . MAYOR WAS “MURDERED IN ‘BRIXTON: PRISON.”

CELEBRATc MASS FOR MAC SWINEY   Lord Mayor’s Widow in State of Collapse and Unable to Attend Services.   BODY ($ SENT: TO IRELAND   E &  Thousands of Persons Throng Cathe drat in London—four Officers of Army of “Irish “Republic” Act as Guard of Honor. ”

REQUIEM MASS FOR MACSWINEY   Lord Mayor’s Widow in State o Coilapse and Unable to Attend Services.   Thousands of Persons Throng Cathedrai in London—Four Officers of Army of “Irish Republic” Act as Guard of Honor.

THOUSANDS ATTEND M'SWINEY FUNERAL   irish Republic Officers in Army Garb Guard of Honor.

THOUSANDS AT FINAL RITE   Pontifical Requiem Mass Cele brated in London, x,   SINN FEIN COLORS SHOWN

SILENT VIGIL HELD OVER M’SWINEY’S BODY   Many Leading British Prelates of Catholic Church Will As-

REQUIEM MASS SAID OVER BODY OF MACSWINRY   CHURGH DIGNITARIES, THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN “AND THE DEPUTY LORI MAYOR OF COPY wrmmary   Thousands Throng Available Space and Stand on Chairs to Get Glimpse of Caskat

CELEBRATE MASS FOR LORD MAYOR   Mrs. MacSwiney Collapses and Is An able to Attend

2 ODD Ld om gentey TU LE Vey ENE. Be     Inserihed éMurdercd by the For. elzner In fteixton.”

y “MURDERED BY A FOREIGNER’   Thus Read_ Inscription on Breastplate of Mac-Swiney’s Coffin 

LADY MAYORESS COLLAPSED UNDER STRAIN OF DEATH   Unable to Attend Funeral Service in  London Today.

BETTER BABIES CONTEST   State Fair’s New Feature for Hoosier  Mothers and Infants

BETTER BARIES CONTEST.   State Fair's New PVeature for Hoos. ier Mothers and Infants.

[8 MEMBERS OF CREW ARRESTED FOR DEATH OF NEGRO CHEI   Members of Crew of Steamet City of Toledo Are Charg: ed With Drowning of Negrc Who Attacked: White Mess

STEAMER'S CREW. ARREST 3...   Eighteen Members a id: with: ing Negro Chef tor Abin? -

DUBLIN GONE INTO MOURNINE   Charch Bells Were Tolling Ané Mourners Gather in the Churches, Z

TUESDAY'S PRIMARIES PROMISE TO BRING A FULL PARTY VOTE OUT WW CLUDING MANY WOMEN

This and Senatorial Contest Features of Tomorrow’s - State Election.

NEW DEPARTMENT WOULD BE IN INTEREST OF PEOPLE. —    Senator Harding Takes Advanced Step in His Advocacy of This.

NCW POT IN UABINGT NOW HARDING PLAN   sAW ENFORCEMENT) FIRST NEED SAYS G: 0. P. LEADER   Broad Social Program Outlined in Talk by Candidate.

NEW DEPARTMENT URGED BY HARDING   ‘Republican Outlines His Policies Regarding Public Welfare.

EQUALITY I KEYNOTE OF HARDING TALK   Says Women Should Re. ceive Equal Salary of Men.

WOMEN OF AMERICA WILL BE PROTECTED BY SOCIAL WELFARE PROGRAM OUTLINED BY SENATOR HARDING

HARDING WANTS NATL. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE   TO SECURE SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGHOUT COoUNTRY— ADPRESSES WOMEN

HARDING FAVORS FEDERAL DEPT. PUBLIC WELFARE   Condemns “The Faiture of Enforce: ment of Proldhition”’ His First Reference tv Liquor Question,

HARDING ADDRESSES THE WOMEN   SPOME TO A LARGE BELEGA TION OF WOMEN FROM HIS FRONT PORCH TODAY   SAlD LAW ENFORCEMENT MUST BE THE FINST PRISCIPLE OF SOfLAL WELEARR

HARDING ADVANCES § POINTS   Pledges Enforcement fo Dry Laws  ADDRESSES WOMEN  Would Create Social Wel fare Department

MOSCOW MAKES NO EFFORT TO END FIGHTING   New Trouble Coming to Bolsheviki If They Wait Too Long.   MUNITIONS READY FOR THE POLES   Little Nation Is Ready To Put Million Men in the Field.

SOVIETS DELAY ANSWER TO ARMISTICE PROPOSA   hes Due in Warsaw With Al  . lies’ Promise of Aid; Can .  Raise Million-Soldiers,

SOVIETS DO NOT REPLY TO ALLIED REQUEST OF ARMISTICE WITH POLES   Betivery of War Maiertals to Polis!  Geverament WHE Regie ut Answer is Not Made,

“OLD. GARMENTS. NEW “WHEN DIAMOND DYED       habby, . ‘Faded, Old Apparet Turns, Fresh and Colorful.

SHE WONT LOOK OLO AND SHABBY   “Diamond Dyes” Make Faded Apparel Bright, Colorful and . New.

uEE OLD, FADED  U LF DRESS TURN NEW   “Diamond Dyes” Add Years of Wear to Discardeg Garments

AE JUST DYES EVERY THING Nit   “Diamond Dyes” Save Shabby, Old Faded Apparel

THAT FADED FROCK , WiLL DYE LIKE NEW   “Diamond Dyes” Freshen Up = Oid, Discarded Garments.

SHE THOUGHT DRESS WOULD LOOK DYED   But “Diamond Dyes” Turned Her Faded, Old, Shabby Apparel Into New.

SHE DIDN’T BUY THAT NEW DRESS   She “Diamond Dyed’ All Her Old, Faded Ap parel Just Like New.

TRE OTT MARKET.   DYEOLD, FADED. ORES MATERIA   “Diamond Dyes” Make Shabby Apparel Stylish and New

WOMEN WONDER AT HER MANY CLOTHES   “Diamond Dies” Make Faded, Old, Shabby Garments New.

SEE OLD, FADED DRESS TURNS NEW   ‘Diamond Dyes” Add Years of Wear to Discarded Garments

WOMEN WONDER AT HER CLOTHES   “Diamond Dyes’ Make Faded Old. Shabby Garments New

IVE OLD, SHABBY OR FADED FROCK   “DIAMOND Dyes” yes” Make Used Apparel Stylish and New

OLD GARMENTS NEW WHEN DIAMOND DYED   Shabby, Fadec, Old Apparel Turns Fresh and Colorful,

ANY WOMAN CAN DYE AND KEEP IN STYLE   «Diamond Dyes” Turn Faded, Shabby Apparel into New.

NEW DRESS COST FEW CENTS   “Diamond Dyes” Make Faded, Old, Shabby Apparel Colorful and New

OVE THAT SKIRT,“  COAT OR BLOUSE   “Dimond tyes" Make Shabby. Faded Apparel tke New

RAYMOND T. MALLERY   NONE KNEW ont DYED OLD.GOAI   “Diamond Dyes” Make All Her Fad ed, Shabby Apparel Turn New

DIAMONG OYE (a  AID 10 FASHION   Qld, Faded Apparel Can Be Recolored and Made Over, Stylish, New

SHE JUST DYES  EVERYTHING NEW   “Diamant Tiyex* Save Shakhy, Old, Faded Avpnare) —

SE WON'T LOK OLD AND SHRBE   ‘Diamond Dyes” Make Faded Apparel Bright, Colorful and New.

MEXICANS STILL HOLDING AVIATOR!   Technical Imprisonment, Witl Freedom of City, for Two United State Fliers

U.S.AVIATORS — STILL HELD   More Pressure Will Be Brought to Beai to Secure Release

100.000 ELKS TO ATTENDCONCLAVE IN WINDY CITY   CHICAGO TO ENTERTAIN HOSTS  PARADES, SHOWS, CONTESTS  ON THE PROGRAM  :

ELKS CONCLAVE CHICAGO MONDAY   OXE HUNDRED THOUSAND ANT. LERS EXPECTED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE.   . ‘Slaborate Actangemelits Have Leen Sande for the Entertainment of Visitors—City Gayly BDecuruted_

THOUSANDS T0 ATTEND MEET   CHICAGO READY TO ENTERTAIN 100,000 ELKS AT ANNUAL CON. VENTION NEXT WEEK—PAR: ADE WEDNESDAY.

100,000 ELKS TO  ATTEND CONCLAVE   Chicago to Enterfain. Hosts, Parades, Shows, Contests on Program

Will Convene Congress on May 24 for the Selection of Provisional President Who Will Serve Until Next Election.      VILLA REPORTED NOW ON HIS WAY TO CAPITAL CITY

Henry J. Buckholz and Marie H. Belt. elspacher are United in Marriage at the Home of the Bride’s Parents. Will-Live on Farm near Struble.

WEDDING IN GRANT   PRINCIPALS WELL KNOWN ‘ANG POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE’ _   MANY GUESTS AT THE CEREMONY   Henry J. Buckholz and Marie H. Belt-. elspacher are United in Marriage: at the Home of the Bride’s Parente. Will Live on Farm near 8truble:

FIGHT NEAR GERMAN BORDER   Russian Cavalry Is in Touch With East Prussia.

BATTLE NEAR GERMAN LINE   Thunder of Heavy Guns Heard Near Russian Border, Says Berlin Dispatch,

Ag  FAIRMONT R. F. p.   funeral of Young Daye Deal—Trip tc Sampson C  outs

A. E. F. PASS INTO HISTOR}   Ang. St is Date for Wieding Up Affeirn of Yanka Who Fought tian Europe.

A. E. F .CEASES TO EXIST AUGUST 31ST.   Pershing Becomes General of the Army—His Staff & Is Named.

A. E. F. SOON A MEMORY   In Auguat 31 Once Famous Organ: ization Passes Into History,

A. E. F. BECOMES HISTORY AUG. 31   HEADQUARTERS, LAST UNIT OF FOREIGN ARMY, WILL BE MUSTERED OUT

LAST UNIT OF THE AMERICAN ARMY: OF OCCUPATION S NOW A PART OF HISTORY

Expeditionary Forces to Pass Into History On  Thirty-First of August

A. E. F. T0 PASS. INTO HISTORY   Headquarters Will, Ceas«  to Exist After August ~ Thirty-First:

“Great Army That Was” Will Pass Into History Officially on August 31;

EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TOBE HISTORY AUG.   General Pershing to Become Head of U. S. Army On That . Day.   WILL’ TRANSFER RECORDS

A. E. F. TO PASS INTO HISTORY ON AUGUST 31ST   General Pershing Arranges to Take New Duties as General in Amy.

ITALEANS 10 GIVE UPAVLONA TO THE ALBANIANS   Agreement Provides for Imme diate Cessation of Hostilities and Exchange Prisoners

ITALY TO GIVE UP AVLONA   Government at Rome Decides to Abandon the City to the Albanians, Report.

“1S READY 10 ~AIVESELE UP   ‘Merry bandit chief of - Mex ico SUULL LU UAL CHuce tn new government

WILLIAM TO TRY OUT NEW PLAN AT ONCE   Man Guilty of Transporting » Sentenced: to Six Months. - Tiling Soil.   COURT AND LAWYER © _- SWAP. COMPLIMENTS   “Jury Didn't . Appreciate Your Clever Speech,” — :. Judge Tells Attorney.

Gonzalez Orders Investigation of Reasons for Their Landing in Mexico as They Prepare to Return to U. S.

HOLDS TWO AIRMEN   Davis and Grimes Taken ti Monterey by Order of Governor.

MEXICO GOVERNOR ORDERS AMERICAN FLIERS EXAMINFI   Plans to Bring Two Aviators Back to U. S. Soil Disrupted By Demand of Gonzales  en Man +anaer

LIEUTS. DAVIS AND GRIMES BEING TAKEN TO MONTEREY FOR INVESTIGATION BY GENERAL MURGUIA.   Guarded By Carranza Troops in Automobiles   Granted Permission to Leave Mexico By Civil Authorities, Aviators Are Held Up By Order of Governor Gonzales,

FLIES WILL BE CARMIED BEFORE FEDERAL OFFICER   MEN CARRIED TO MONTEREY WHERE THEY WILL BE QUESTIONED   BFLEASE EXPECTED SOON   Military Authorities to Quiz Officers As to “Why They They Lnaded on Mexican Soil” is Lat@st Report

MEX GOVERNMEN HOLDS UP RELEASE AF iS AVIATORS   Carranza Will Make Complete Exemination of Men   NO REASON FOR _ ACTION GIVEN

2 U.S. AVIATORS SENT TO CAPITAL FOR EXAMINATION   Army Officers Led To Believe Men Would Be Freed.

EXAMINATION OF U6, AVIATORS 1 OROERE   MEXICAN GOVERNOR ORDERS AIR. MEN QUESTIONED AS TO REASON FOR LANDING.

MEXICANS HOLD YANK AIRMEN   NOT RELEASED AS STATED 1 EARLIER MEXICO CITY DISPATCHES   Governor of Nuevo Leon Orders Re. moval From Civil Jurisdiction,

AIRMEN ARE TOGO BEFORE HIGH COURT   Aviators Must Explain How Come They Stopped Off in Mexico.   WERE FORCEDL TO LAND   Alans Were Made to Return to Border—New Orders Sent

AINRIEN [0 BE EXAMINED AT MONTEREY BY  GEN. MURGIA   'ARE TAKEN FROM ‘CIVIL AUTHORITIES   Reasons for Landing Are Wanted, Consul Reports.

Texas Delegation Uses Every Opportunity to Aid McAdoo and Women of State Assist

AMEKIGAN FLYER HERO   YANK AVIATOR PERFORMS DAR. ING FEATS IN BATTLE.   Chicagoan Drops Bombs and Turn: Machine Guns Against Boisheviki Infantry at Kiev.

YANK HERO HELPS POLES IN BATTL   chicago Aviator Performs Daring Feats for Poles.   Americans Drop Bombe and Turn Ma. chine Guns Against Bolshevik Infantry.

YANK HERO AT KIEV   Chicago Aviator Performs Daring Feats for Poles.   Americans Drop Bombs and Turn Ma . chine Guns Against Bolshevik  ‘Infantry.

STATE WIDE FIGHT ON RATS   INLAND CITIFS WARNED TO LOOK OUT FOR BUBONIC PLAGUE ~CASES AND RATS.

Texas Gities Warned Against Letting Bubonic Plague Rats Get in With Port Shipments

GIVES CITIES WARNING AGAINST PLAGUE SPREAD WOULD EXAMINE RODENTS   POSSIBLE FOR RATS TO CARRY PLAGUE MONTHS BEFORE IT SPREADS TO HUMANS.

DEAD AGAINST PROW IBLTLON.   WMissourl District Convention Calbl  for lts Repeal.

National Prohibition Opposed in Convention by St. Louis Republicans   Resolution in Tenth District De clares State’s Rights Are Interfered With.

 Bom) Explades In ‘+ American Consulate  i 7 -Zurich, Switzerland

REDS BLOW © UP THE U.S. CONSULATE   3 American Consulate at Zurich, Swit: zerland, Partly 0 od hy Homies Bast Nicht.

AMERICAN CONSULATE AT ZURICH (5 PARTLY TESTROVED BY BOME   Police Blame Explosion on An. archists — Nobody Injured According to Advices.

juilding in Zurich, Switzerland,   Pardy. DeRLFoyed—Police Blame Ansprely  has

U. 5, CONSULATE AT ZURICH BOMBED BY AN ANARCHIS   Building In Swiss City Partly Destroyed Last Night.   NO ONE HURT BY  THE EXPLOSION   State Department at Washington Received Word Today of The Outrage.

AMERICAN CONSULATE  AT ZURICH. SWITZERLAND 1% PARTI Y nNreeTenver

AIR BLIMPS STAGE MANEUVERS   Dirigibles Execate an Attack Of  Hampton Roadae.

WELLSBORO HIGH SCHOQL.      W. H. 5S. Baseball Team Won from Bhoestadd Laat Fevdan:

Kill Sonoma Sheriff /and Detective While  Questioning Suspects   SAN! FRANCISCO DETECTIVE SHOT WHILE OFFICERS EN TER HOUSE IN SANTA ROSA TO QUESTION MAN AL-~  1ECEN TO HAVE ATTACKED GIRLS IN NORTH.        ~ WOME     aPrechik wou

Califeruia Sherif® and Detective Shor Dead While Searehing I'er Ciete® Aane tte oda

TWO DETECTIVES AND ONE OHERIFE OnUT TO DEATH   Officers in Quest of Information Are Cruelly Murdered.

Declares There is in the World Today No fluence for Peace and Civilization Equa! to a Free and Untrammeled America.

Borah Supporting — Senator Harding   Says G. O. P. Can Be Depended Upon ta Maintain Unpawned Independence  of American Republic.

“Dealer, in a Banker’ s Goats Confesses Game Could Not Go On Forever.

Run On Ponzi's Security Exchange Has Subsidec   Department Of Justice Busy Investi: gating Methods Of Wizard

Operators Believe That High. er Wage For Day Laborers Is Necessary   WILL REPLY TO LEWTs¢   National President Threatens Strike In All Coal Mines In United States

TIE-UP IN ILLINOIS GOAL MINES FEARED; APPEAL TO WILSCN   Steel Mills in Reading and Othe: Pennsylvania Cities Are Hit By the Walkout.

FARRINGTON IN REPLY TO LEWIS   ILLINOIS DISTRICT HEAD TELLS INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT TU KEEP OUT.   COAL STRIKE IN INDIANA

PRESIDENT MAY BE ASKED TO ACT IN ILLINOIS STRIKE   teopening of Entire Miners’ Wage Question Likely to Be Sought

ILLINOIS MINERS STILL OU   Refuse to. Resume Work Pending < Settlement. of Wage Difference With. Operators.

PRACTICALLY A ONE TWOUNDRED PERCENT SHUTDOWN OF MINES REPORTED MONDAY

UPERATORS ASK WISON'S All   liiinois Coal Men Ask Government To Reestablish Bituminous Coal Com: mission; Say Wage IMcrease Wil! be Needed to End Strike.

INTERNATIONAL CUP RACE IS STARTED   Kight Big Gas Bags Ready for Hop OW at Mrmingham Today.

Brotherhood Chiefs In a Statement Mcnday Say Nation Wide Breakdown In Transportation Imperids Unless ,the Workers Are Granted Relief Soon

IN SERIOUS CONDITION.   Emerson Hough Has Double Pneumonia Savs Doctor.

RED flloa REGIME UEFERS ATTACK OF INTERNAL TROUBLE   Poverty. Hunger. Suspicion, War Losses. Jealousy, Fristion, General Diagnosis.   BRITAIN ORDERS REDS TO FREE BRITISH PRISONERS   Threatens Action if Steps for Release Are Not Taken by Oct. 10, Herald Says.

DISCORD RIFE Ih SOVIET RUSSIA   People Are Becoming Wear} of the Bolshevik Regime.

BRITISH OFFICERS BURIED WITH POMF   LONDON PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF TEN SOLDIERS WHO WERE KILLED IN SUN. DAY'S IRISH REPRISALS.

Final Honors Yesterday Paid To Those Who Lost Lives One Week Ago

San Benito and Edinburg Stage Race for Honor of Marketing First Bale Cotto

TREATY RATHCATION ASKED IN RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY CHURCH ASSEMBLY.

INDORSE TREATY AND —— LEACUE OF NATIONS   Prasbyterians Say Failure To  Ratify Makes America the Laughing Stock.

ROB POLICE STATION   ‘Bandits Pull Off Daring Theft In Los Angeles

BANDITS CRACK "JUDGE'S SAFE   In Los Angeles and Take Over $25, 00) Last Night

RUSSIA REFUSES TRUCE ALLIES ASK   Announces Parley August 11 With Polish Delegates   Britain and France Prepare For Action—May Renew Blockade

BULSHCVIAI INTEND TO SEIZE WARSAW   Great Britain and France Are New Convinced.   CONFERENCE TO CONTINUE   Premiers Will Pass Upon Naval, Military and Economic Plans Por Saving Poland—-Soviet Government Has Definitely Refused Ten Days Truce— Moscow Notes Sageived.

REDS' TRUCE REFUSAL BRINGS QUICK ACTION   BRITAIN AND FRANCE ARE CON. VINCED CAMPAIGN IS ONE OF CONQUEST.   ACTUAL WAR 1S - DEFERRED   All Possible, Military, Naval and Economic Assistance Will Be Rendered Stricken Republic.

Trotzky Refuses Ten-Day Truce Requested by Lloyd George; The Allied Governments Are Convinced That the Bolsheviki Plan  to Set Up Soviet Government In Poland -  HURRY -PLANS FOR. ASSISTANCE

WAR CLOUDS ARE GROWING BLACKER   English and French Premier: Convinced of Red Intent Concerning Poland.   Clamp on Blockade and Prepare for Conflict—Foch Draws Plans.

Situation Admitted to be Nearly as SeriOS aS in 1914--English and French Premiers in Momentous Session-To Consider Plans of Marshals Foch and Wilson Today--Aid to Poland Determined Upon at Any Cost

TRUCE 1a DENIED PUaatoalON OF WARSAW 15 AIM   Lloyd George and Milleranc Discuss Polish Situation. Will Discuss Naval, Military and .Economic Plans.   POLES SEEK TRUCE CIRECT   French Are Urging Estab. lishment of Defensive Line Before or Immediately Behind Capital With Allied Troops.

ALLIED PREMIERS DISCUSS PLANS TO SAVE POLAND FROM FALLING INTO HANDS OF THE BOLSHEVIK]   Lloyd George and Millerand to Give All Possible Aid   WILL RENEW BLOCKADE   Military and Naval Assistance to Be Rendered Poland in Fight Against Reds   cERMANY WARNED TO KEEP QUT   Ales Will Occupy Ruhr Region If She Attempts to Aid the Bolsheviki

rg Will Pass Upon Naval, Military and Economic Pians Por Saving Poland-—Soviet Government Has Definitely Rofused Ten Days Truce—  Moscow Notes Baseived.

RAY THE ALD RATION   Convinced That the Bolsheviki Intend to Capture Warsaw and  Set Up Their Own Government—Great Britain and  _ France tnaugurate Plans For Giving tmmediate Aid to Poland — Gremany Told Where to Get Off.   BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY — ‘TAKE MORE TOWNS   Sweep in Broad Line Along: the Frontier in Rapid Strides.

ALL THE THRILLS OF WAR   “Many Biockade Runners Are Operat ing Off the Atlantic Coast— Bring In Liquor.

[WAR THRILLS ON ATLANTIC   Liquor Blockade Runners Use Sea Gray Camouflaged Boats.

FREEBOOTERS DOT FLORIDA KEYS WITH SMUGGLED LIQUGE   SEA GRAY WHISKEY RUNNERS BRING BACK THRILLS OF CIVIL WAR DAYS.

DRY ENFORCEMENT” NEEDS MORE MONE}   All Blockades are Being Run * Successfully by Hosts of  the Rantleaocarc

AGED WOMAN DIES RESULT OF FAL!   MRS. SARA M’GREW OF HYMERA SUCCUMBS AT THE AGE OF EIGHTY-FIVE YEARS

AGED WOMAN DIES RESULT OF FAL!   MRS. SARA ATGREW OF FEYALEECS SUCCUMBS AT THE AGE GF VIGHTY-FIVE YEARS

Blech’s Vote Decisive.   Little Army Men Beaten In House, Vote Decisive

SMALL ARMY MEN FAIL TO MODIFY PENDING BILLS   Attempts to] Reduce the Size of Forces Is Reaten Down.

LITTLE ARMY? MEN BEATEN IN HOUSE   PEACE-TIME STRENGTH OF 299, 000 MEN AND 17,280 OFFT CERS APPROVED.

PLEAS ARE REJECTED   Army of 229,000 ‘Men and 17,. 820 Officers Approved.

SEPARATE. CROPD OF AIR SERVICE   House Accepts a Military Les. son baught by World . War.

“BIG ARMY” PLAN APPROVED.   Honse Votes for Force of 299,000 Men and 17.820 Offlecrs.

HOUSE REACHES AN AGREEMENT ON SIZE OF PEACE TIME ARMY   Pleas of “Little Army” Men Rejected -—- Proposal In cludes 316,820 Men

HOUSE APPROVES ARMY OF 310,028   “Little Army’? Men Lose Fight; Changes In Organ ization Are Made.

HOUSE FAVORS LARCE ARMY 18 TIME OF PEACE   REJECT MOTION TO REDUCE NUMBER BELOW 299.000 ENLISTED MEN   Will Also Leave Tactical Formation  To President. Lesson That World War Taught.

PEACE TIME FORGE OF ~O00 MEN FAVOR   PLEAS. OF “LITTLE ARMY” ADVOGATES TO GUT MILITARY-EX-PENSE-LOSE-IN-HOUSE.  *.

PEACE TIME PROGRAM IS VIRTUALLY SETTLED   House Rejects Pleas of Little Army Men to Reduce Military  Penenses.

APPROVE PEACE ARMY OF 316820 SOLDIER   House Action Provides Force 100,000 Stronger than Specified in 1916 Defense Act

REJECTS THREE PROPOSALS FOR SMALLER FORCE; JONES AMENDMENT 1S VOTED DOWN

HOUSE APPROVES LARGE SIZE ARMY   ‘Little Force’ Men Voted Down in Spite of Their Effort to Curb Expense

PEACE TIME PROGRAM TO PROVIDE FOR AN ARMY OF . 299,000 ENLISTED ME}

DULUTH POLICE HEAD HELD ON WHISKY CHARGE   Deputy United States Marsha Also is Arrested on U.S. Information   INVOLVES BORDER CASE   Federal Officials Say They Aid ed in Transporting [Liquor i Across the Line

OAA J. QAVIES PAYS SHORTAGE QUE STATE   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR TREASURER SHORT AS ©O. AND CITY ‘TREASURER

CATTLE SHIPMENTS,   ‘Sudden Inercuas Said to We Dur to Better Morketn, ry of  mee £m. tet rt

UATTLE MARKET  MORE ACTIVE 1h WESTERN TEXAS   SHIPMENTS INCREASED DURING PAST WEEK: RANGE CONDITIONS SPLENDID.

MARKET TEXAS CATTLE      Inerense tn Shipments Is Noted by Kangn Ing

SHIPMENTS OF _ CATTLE GROW   Increase Is Attributed tc the Improved Market Conditions

[Senators opposed: to United ’ States assuming’  : responsibility

APMENIA MANDATE HAD LITTLE CHANGE   The Senate Not Likely te Agree to Proposition of the Precident

PRESIDENT WISHES ARMENIAN CONTROL   RELIEVES AMERICAN WISH IS TO SHIELD NEW REPUBLIC,   No Change of Senate Acting Finally Until After the Proposed Summer Recess,

MANDAIE BOUND UP WITH TREATY   Republicans See Little Chance of Congress Granting Wilsoa Requeste-No Action of Any Kind CUatil After Feecess Save Lodee,

UNION MACHINISTS IN - TOPEKA IN WALKOU!   Their Demand for a. “Closec Shop” Refused by the  -> Proprietors.

wwe e ata rcettn TOPEKA MACHINISTS QUIT.   Refusal of Demand for Closed Shop Causes a Walkoout.

SAYS END OF THE LEAGUE   Senator Johnson Deciares the Election Killed the Peace Pact—Return © of Americaniam.

OPPOSED 10 AMERICAN MANDATE   Over Any Country, Armenia In Particular - ‘‘Any Mandatory Is Impossible,’ He Says.

Over Any Country, Armenia In Particular-—‘“Any Mandatory Is Impossible,” He Says.

RUNNING MATE ; NOW IS UNDER. CONSIDERATION   Weary Delegates Return to Convention Hall to Finish Writing Their Ticket. Many   Daaaihilities   PARTICULARS

CHOICE OF VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE BEFORE CONVENTION   Meredith’s Name Tops List Of Possibilities For Running Mate For Cox Next Fall on McAdoo and Palmer Even Suggested As Likely To Be Vg Offered Honor.  ai sl *

GcTTING READY FOR THE FINISH   Delegatas, “Thoroughly Exhausted by Long Balloting, Meet to Wind Up.   CONFER WITH cox AS TO RUNNING MATE   Several Are Mentioned as Likely to Be Vice Presidential Nominee.

TO PLACE WHISKEY ON THE FAIR PRICE LIST   WILL MAKE NO DECISIONS

KEUHLING TRIES TO.  "ESCAPE FROM POLICE   Husband of Woman Drowned in Potomac, Freéd by Coroner, Held for Grand Jury.

SUSPECTED MURDERER ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE   Man Held in Detroit Mystery Caught by Police.

CAN’T FOOL THE AMERICANS   Lenine Says Bolshevism Takes Every. where but in U. S. and England.

LENINE IS HIGHLY SATISFIED   Declares Spread of Bolshevism Satiefactory Everywhere Except in U. S. and England.

SOCIALIST OFFICIALS’ SENTENCE UPHELD   Highest Court Affirms Conviction of Officials of Albany Local for Obstructing War Work,

WAPDING CABINET   Governor . Lowden. and Gen Pershing Also Possibilities  Jn President’s Family. :  Br DAVID wAWKENCE.

KNOX, “HARDING'S FRST CHOICE. AS HEAD OF CABINE   Senator from Pennsylvania Ex ‘pected to Accept If His Health Permits.   ‘WAR DEPARTMENT CHIEF PROBABLY BE PERSHING   Lowden Slated for Secretary 0: the Treasury, and Weeks —  for the Navy.   FOREIGN: POST /¥OR HOOVER   Former Food Administrator Unlikely to Become Member of Cabinet.

FAVORS KNOX FOR PREMIER   HARDING’S LIKELY CHOICE FOR SECRETARY OF. STATE,   A PAST MASTER IN DIPLOMACY   KNOWN AS AN IRRECONCILABLE, BUT OPEN TO REASON.   David Lawrence Makes Other Fre dictions On Coming Cabinet, Ine cluding Lowden, Sutherland and Hays.

HAYS iS SLATED  FOR THE CABINET   WASHINGTON DISPATCH  SAYS SULTAVAN MAN WILL BE POSTMASTER GENERAL   THER INSWE GOSSIP

Lowden Slated for. Treasury; Daugherty for Atty. Gen.; Hays Postal Service   HUNTING PLACE FOR WOOD   General Pershing to Head Army If He Will Accept Appointment

LAWRENCE, SAYS KNOX. _ OF PRESIDENT HARDING      He Also: Predicts: the: Selection of Harry Daugherty for Attorney : Genéral, Hays for Postmaster General ‘and Governor - Lowden  for. the — Treasury. Portfolio in the New Cabinet -: hat is Now -Beine Formed.

KNOX LIKELY TO HAVE CHIEF PLACE   Pennsylvanian Considered As Probable Secretary Of State Under Harding—Daugherty May Get Department Of Justice.

KNOX SLATED FOR CABINET OFFICE   Pennsylvania Senator Said to Be _ President-elect’s Choice for Secretary of State; Other Names Are Also Under Consideration.   LOWDEN MAY BE OFFERED PLACE AT HEAD OF TREASURY

Shock More Severe Than An) Since June 21 — Surve; Hampered by Cripple: Wires Shows No Damage.

5 ANGELES FEELS HMARP EARTHQUAKE TALS: MMORNINE   ‘Ten Ten Oclock Severe ‘tock Was Felt in Some ‘uarters of the City Bui ‘ttle Damage is Reported. Ponulace Friehtened:-

Sharp Earthquake Shock at Los Angele   No Serious Damege Reported Today, But Telephone Service Was Demoralized.

EARTHQUAKEIS FELT SEVERELY IN LOS ANGELES   More Serious Than Any Recent Shock, It is Said; Investigation of Damage   WOMEN RUN IN STREETS   Crowds Gather to Survey Walls to See if They Can Find Cracks in Buildings

TELEPHONE OPERATORS DESERT THEIR POSTS   Quick Survey Fails To Bring To Light Any Serious Uamage,

TODAY'S SHOCK MOST SEVERE OF THE SERIES   Today’s Disturbance First in California Metropolis Since June 21.   A QUICK SURVEY SHOWS NO DAMAGE   Frightened Telephone Opera tors Desert Posts and De. tails Are Meager.

LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE   Cat fornia Resort tity Had : Another Shock Today.   PEOPLE. WERE. FRIGHTENED   “Many Prayed and Everyone Rat  Ootof Houses—The Damage: Not Large.

AN EARTHQUAKE IN LOS ANGELES   Shock Was Most Severe Since That of June 21, When Iogiewood Was Shaken.

Residents Rush into Streets  When Tremor Shakes .Out:~ Plaster From Walls. ©   ‘REPORT DAMAGE SLIGHT : = BUT EVERYBODY SCARED   Earthquake Is Most Severe cof Recent Series of Quakes:" Except at Inglewood. -:

QUAKE ROCKS — LOS.ANGELES   No Extensive Damage Is Reported from Disturbance Which Occurred Shortly After 10 O'clock This Morning.   PEOPLE QUICKLY EMPTY BUILDINGS IN THEIR FRIGHT

Most Severe. Shock ‘in. Coast City Since Night of June 21 _-«*Take:Survey:to'Learn Leet : Damane--...-  HELLO’ GIRLS. IN-FLIGHT   Survey . Difficult: “Because  ‘of Lack of ‘Telephone. Commun: _ication--Mortar ‘Falls in.

Telephone Girls Flee ._. . When Sharp Quake Is Felt in Los Angeles

BUILDINGS QUIVER: CITY TERRORIZED  oe a nevica Danr   Frightened Crowds Pour '- Out of Down Town Offices   OLD STRUCTURES SUFFER   Plaster Whitens- Pavement; Ne Casualties - “Re

LITTLE DAMAGE DONE   ‘Mortar and Plaster Feil and Win gaws Were Broken. in Some Parts of Town   Crawds Sought Streets and There Was Close Examination of Buildings

Panie-Stricken Occupants.  Big Buildings Flee . into Streets.. <          WOMEN SCREAM AND. PRAY, SOME FAIN

SEVERE QUAKE IN LOS ANGELES FRIGHTENS CITY   People Pour Into Streets Emptying Buildings in Dashes to Safety While Some Remain for  ' Belated Prayers

SEISMIC SHOCK FELT TODAY IN PACIFIC STATE   FRIGHTENED TELEPHONE OPERA: TORS HERRY FROW POSTS, DEVee tr IFINe: SERVICE

5 ANGELES FEELS “SHARP EARTHQUAKE THIS: MORNING   ‘At Ten Ten Oclock Sever: Shock Was Felt, in Som Quarters of the City Bu Little Damage is Reported —Panilace Eriohtened:

Sharp Quake Shock Is. . Felt. at Los Angeles: ~ Causes Great: ich

LOS ANGELES SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   No Great Damage Done According tc Hasty Survey This Morning Following the Shock

LOS ANGELES:  EARTHOUAKE   PEOPLE RUSHED FROM HOMES. 1 IN TERRIBLE FRIGHT.   HAPPENED “IN DAYLIGHT SO . THERE WERE NO DEATHS   Plate Glass Windows Were Broken ' By Severity of Earth Trembling.

HOLD TROOPS READY FOR JUAREZ ATTACK   Americans in El Paso (Texas) Prepare for Action if Necessity Should Demand

EL PASO MAKES PREPARATIONS N EMEREENCY   If There Be an Uprising in Juarez American Troops Will Look After Interests of the People on This Side.   MONTEREY 1S NERVOUS   Machine Guns Placed or Roofs and Horses Commandeered for Federal Cavalry —- Guerrero Reported Taken.

DARRIGUN AT BORDER TOWN lo ON VERGE OF UPRISING   Move Launched at Mexico City to Start a Revolt Among Federal Soldiers Stationed at Juarez.   CARRANZA OFFICIALS TAKE PROMPT ACTION   Three Hundred Cavalrymen Arrive for Use in Case of Trouble; Sonora Camnaian Is Abandoned.

ORDERS TO PREPARE FOR ACTION REGENED   AMERICAN TROOPS AT EL PASO TO PROTECT CITY If IT IS NEEDED.

AMERICAN TROOPS IN EL PASO ARE ON WATCH  Se Bhs. Asceeetatset Meese

REVOLUTION IN MEXICO SPREADS; PORT IS CAPTURED   Washington Belief is Movement is Too Badly Scattered for Effect.   JUAREZ CUSTOMS FUNDS TAKEN TO EL PASO BANK   American Troops Ordered to Defend border Against Threatened Action, —

STEPS TAKEN 10 PROTECT BORDER ClTY   Uprising in Juarez Looms, With Possibility of Endangering American Side —Passport Demand to U, S. Soil Is Heavy.

_S. SOLDIERS ORDERED TO PRE PARE FOR ACTION IN CASE OF FIGHTING,

REVOLUTION SPREADING IN MEXICO   American Troops Ordered To Arms.

BURLINGTON TIME CARD ¢% 2 FECT MAY 30. 182%   Weet Bound.   Keokuk Granch Lice

BURLINGTON TIME CARD ¢*% 2% FECT MAY 30, S20   Weat Bound.   Kaokuk Branch tlw

BURLINGTON TIME CARD IN GP FECT MAY 30, '920   West Bound.   Keokuk Branch Line

U. S. PROBES GRAIN ‘SCANDAL’   Attorney General Paimer Issues State. ment Regarding the Spokane Grand Jury Accusations.

TO PROBE GRAIN “SCANDAL”   Investigation of Spokane Grand Jury Charges Under Way.

PALMER'S POWER DOUBTED BY COURT   Judge Anderson Questions His Righ To Order Suppression of Facts In Coal Case   HIS AIDS ARE QUIZZED TODAY   Dan Simms, L. Ert Slack and Fred VanNuys, Present District Attorney, Admit Palmer’s Order   BULLETIN

Judge Anderson Sets Aside .¢: Trial of Miners Until: ~~ Next January   HE SCORES PALMER   And Wants to Know What Right He Had to Suppress the Evidence

Delge Rotors Wants to Knees He is Te Be Used as Puppet.   LETTERS ARE IM EVIDENCE

IS BEING HELD BY OFFICIALS “AT PITTSBURGH      Other Suspect Wanted fn Mystery , Has Not Been Apprehended, * Bat Police. OF Quaker. City, ‘Ex Snect Ta Maka Arrest Shavle: ©   IDENTIFIED. BY*.; DETECTIVE

THIRD ARREST MADE FOR PEIRCE MURDEE   Suspect Taken in Pittsburgh Admits Witnessing \Ghling

HELFFERIGH TRIAL STARTED   Libel Action Instituted By; Erzberger Now Being Heard in Berlin Court.

TURK FORCES -CALLED   SULTAN’S RULE OVER NATION is “AT STAKE.   Chamber of Deputies Dissotved, and .. All His Power..Put in Test Against Kemal.

Wrath of Heaven Called Down Upon Nationalists— Killing Enemies Rewarded  7

Freezing Temperatures Have Tended Throughout Atlantic and Gulf States To Central Florida.

HORSE SETS TRAIN’S PACE   Animal On Track Delays The Monon Mik Train Thirty

BILL HAYWOOD NOT REPENTANT   I. W. W. Leader Says Attor ney General Will Have the Fight of His Life.

ARRAIGN REDS: IN CHICAGO   Haywood Will Surrender t« Federal Officers.   ARREST GEORGE  WEINSTEIN   Said to be About Most Influentia Russian Commuaist in America.

HUNDRED RADICALS GET COURT HEARING TODA\   Special Chicago Grand Jury Starts Investigation to Untangle Evidence.   HAYWOOD HAS BEEN FOUND   Labor Men Say Arrests. Part 0 Gigantic Plot fo Overthrow — “+ Wajons.

HAYWOOD 10 SURRENDER; SHOWS FIGHT   I. W. W. Leader Says That Qilinois Syndicalist Law Mave to Ficht Strikes   l-ao9 WABBED IN RAID      Several Hundred Warrant Still to-he Served in the Government Raid

TWO GHILDRE BURN {0 DEATH   Little Ones Prey of Flame: While Parents Were at Work on Farm.

LEAGUE RULE IN BALANCE   FRANCO-BELGIAN CONTROL ENDS iF CENTRAL POWERS GET IN.   Question of Admitting Former Ene mien of Allies Expected to Aroune Hitterent Debate of Gen— eva Meeting.

LEAGUE PERSONNEL MAY ARDUSE DEBATE   EXTREME FEELING DEVELOPS OVER ENTRANCE ENEMY COUNTRIES.

CRUSHED NATION APPEALS FOR A NEW POLITICAL ERA IN LEAGUE   Sombre Outlook Prevails While the Conquered Hope For Peace   CHAOS IS IMPENDING   Protest is Raised Over All Germany Against the Vereailles Treaty

PROMINENT GERMANS ~PESOIMISTIC OVER AFFAIRS OF NATION   To United States By Leaders.   CHAOS IS HINTED   Agreement Apparent Or One Fact That Conditions Are Serious.

influential Germans Express Opinions on Conditions on Armistrice Day

BLOOM FELT  I GERMANY TODAY   Influential Germans Express Opinions of Nation’sPresent and Future.    STING OF DEFEAT ; STILL LINGERING   Count Bernstorff Says. Recorstruction by Co-operation Will Save Frurone :

GERMAN CRY  IS FOR HELP FROM AMERICA   ARMISTICE DAY IS OCCASION FOR VOICING OF NEEDS BY PROMINENT MEN

ARMISIIGE DAY CALL FOR HELP FROM CERMANY   Influental Teutons Direct Appeal Chiefly Toward the United States.   ‘Anniversary of Ending of War Not One of Joy In Roerlin

ALABAMA VOTE EXPECTED TO BE UNUSUALLY BIG   Contest Against Underwooc  Awakens Interest Throughant Ghats

ALABAMA PRIMARY © — TODAY IS SPIRITEL   All Offices Are Being Strongly Con tested Throughout State.

RAILWAY FIREMEN KILLED AT COLUMBUS AS RESULT OF PLAY WITH REVOLVE!

PLAY WITH PISTOL ~ RESULTS FATALL'   Railroad Fireman Dead From Wound and Brakeman Is Held,

JAS. WILLIAMS KILLED IN RAIL. WAY ACCIDENT IN COSTA RICA   Formerly Lived in Red Springs, Son of Mre W © Williams.

PLANTS IK  ENGLAND IIeD-UP  ASIEN HUI   Industrial and Transportation Lines Face Shut-Down Following Walkout

STRIKE MAY BE PRUDUGTIVE OF GRAVE EFFE DTS   World-Wide Economic Calamity Is Feared by U. S. Government Officials   GOVERNMENT IN DANGER IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES   COAL DEALERS SAY AMERICA WILL BE UNAFFECTED, AS ALL POSSIBLE COAL IS BEING EXPORTED.

wit, PROVE A CALAMITY   Washington Officials Declare Ene  lish Strike Will Affect the Wwhote World.

WORLD WILL FEEL PROLONGED STRIKE   Industrial and Political Consequences May Follow British Walkout.   SHUTS OFF BUNKER COAL   European Nations Draw Muct of Their Supply From ~ . + Froland,

STRINE A      Consequences May Be Far Reaching  SEEK EARLY PEACE  Europe's Need For Coal Is Urgent

MINER STRIKE {a WORLD CALAMIT   All Europe Will Suffer as a Re. sult of Action in Great Britain.

IK. U. GRADUATION  OCCURS TOMORROW  i   THE RAIN OF LAST. NIGHT DROVE CLASS DAY EXER— CISES INSIDE   r 7% Phe  I niversitvy Dinner, Served Ladies ef Raptist Church, ‘Lomorrow  -

K. U. GRADUATION  OCCURS TOMORROW   TUS RAIN OF LAST . NiGHT PROVE CLAS AY EXUR. SIDE          resity Dinner, Served B; ef Raptist Church, "bomorrow  The Unt Fa

10 CHANGE Diol RIG!   OLD NINTH ONCE MORE TO BE PLAYTHING OF POLITICS.   Reapportionment of State May Lop Howard off Ninth.

(CHANGE DISTRICT       NINTH ‘ONCE MORE ‘TO RE  YTHING. OF POLITICS.      Rev eportionnyent of State May Lop Howard oif” Ninth.

SP FLANY ENGINES   t = * af Export of Locomotives to Break Record This Year,   Orders for Locomotives From Amertcan Railroads Will Not Be Rela _ tively Large in 1920,

SHIP MANY ENGINES   Export of Locomotives to Break Record This Year.   Orders for Locomotives From Amer! can Railroads Will Not Be Rela tively Large. In 1920,

[PRUNE THE FARM  ORCHARDS IN MARCH   County Agent Says The Work’ Should Be ._Done Before Growth Starts

WOULB RELEASE LIQUOR   New Bilk Would Let Owners Fake It  From Warehouses,

HOLD BOLSHEYVISTS AT BAY   Geretal Wrangei Is Confident Enemy Cannot Penetrate His ‘Crimean

ONLY MEANS Of INGRESS. Th CRIMEAN PENINSULA STILL HELO BY WRANGE!   Anti- Bolshevik. Leac Leader Confdeni . Russians Will Be Unable Te . Beeak Line OF Defense.

Convict Who Attacked Girls and Killed Sheriff and Two Sleuths Hanged.   TAKEN FROM JA BY MOE   Crowd of Men Overpower Officers an? Take Prisoners to Cemetery at Santa Rosa and Swing Them From Oak Tree.

d MEN LYNCHED BY CALIFORNIANS   Men Accused of Attacking Girls and Killing 3 Officers Hanged.   MOB TAKES THEM FROM JAIL   Crowd of Men Overpower Officers and Take Prisoners to Cemetery, Where They Are Swung Up on Tree.

OPPOSITION FAILS T0 BREAK PROGRAM OF SUFFRAGISTS   Senator Bloch Racing Against Time by Fast Train From California.   BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN UNTIL MONDAY AFTERNOON   Mr. Gribble Makes Vigorous Protest Against Dilatory Tactics, Declaring Legislature is Costing Taxpayers of West Virginia $1,500 Each Day It Is in Session,

COX FAVORED BY UNION LEADERS   COMMITTEE REPORT EXTENDS ENDORSEMENT TO HIM  Candidates’ Records Rasis of Counsel —List Fair and Unfair Activitles  of Two Nominees.

GOMPERS FAVORS THE DEM, TICKET   Samuel Gompers, Matthew Woll and  ‘Frank Morrison, of the A. F. of L. Are for Cox,

BIG ARMY OF SPELLBINDERS   Fifteen Thousand Republican Speak. ers to Get Busy.

1500 SPEAKERS ENLISTED IN G. 0. P. CAUSE    Sen. Harry New, Chairman of th Bureau, Goes to Marion to Con. fer With Chief.

15,000 G. 0 .P. SRELLBINDERS   New Consults Harding on Pians t Let Loose Oratory Ali Over the Country. ‘

PRIMARIES IN. THREE STATES BE HELD TODAY   More Than 100: Delegates to National Conventions — to Be Named.   OHIO, MASSACHUSETTS, _. NEW JERSEY TO BALLOT   Several Bitter Fights Between Different Republican Candidates—Idaho © Con vention Tomorrow

WEEK'S BALLOTS GIVE SOME LINE ON NOMINATIONS   Total of 154 Delegates tc Convene Will Be Selected This Week   BIG PRIMARIES ON TODAY   Ohio, Massachusetts and New Jersey Will Elect Convention Delegates

PAIMARIES 1H SIX STATES THIS WEEK   Territory of Alaska Will Also Select Representatives in Republican Conventions. Democrats Vote in 3 States.

POLITICS. THIs WEEK WILL BE GIVEN BOOS]   SIX STATICS WILE SELECT DELLE GATES TO REPUBLICAN MEET IN CHECAGO,   While Democratic Voters in Three Will Make Decision as to WhoGoes To San Vvancisco.

PRESIDENTIAL “PRIMARIES IN. OHIO, NEW JERSEY, MASSACHUSETTS.   Wood In Expected to Carry New Jercacy and Ran Scecend to Hardiog and Coolidge tn Their “Home States, 

WEEK BRINGS MUCH POLITICAL AGTIVITY   G.0. P. VOTERS OF SIX STATES AND ALASKA TO HOLD PRIMARIES OR CONVENTIONS.   DELEGATES 10 BE NAMED   Arkansas “Big Four” to Republican National Convention to Be Selected Wednesday.

Democrats Name Delegates In 3 Eastern States Today   Will Select “Big Four” Representatives in Massachusetts, Ohio and New Jersey—Republicans Will Elect in Those States and Washington Today, and In Alaska, Arkansas and Idaho Wednesday.

TO NAME 154 DELEGATES.   bmporlant Primaries and State Oonyentions Will Be Held This Week.

6 STATES GO T0 POLLS THIS WEEK IN PRIMARY TILT   Battle Ends in Mass., New Jersey and Ohio  Today   ALASKA SCRAPS TOO   THIS WEEKS RESULTS WILL DETERMINE STAND OF 154 OF 984 G. O. P. DELEGATES

Will Choose. The'r Delegates / to National Convention  This Week.   “WILL HAVE-GREAT + WEIGHT IN CONTEST   New Jerszy, Ohio and Massa chusetts Will Be the Principle Battle Grounds.

SIX STATES POLL VOTES THIS WEEK   Ohio, New Jersey and Massa Primaries Today   ALASKA ALSO TO VOT!   Combined Representation of 154 Out of $84 Delegates Come Within Week’s Voting

THREE STATES — POLLING TODAY      Both Parties Selecting Delegates For National Conyention—Ghio, Mass. and New Jersey.

IX STATES WIL SELECT DELEGATE: AFFORE WEEK-ENE   It OF TOTAL NOMBER REPUEET CAN REPRESENEATINGS Wired Be NAMED

MANY STATES WILL SELECT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTIO!   Primaries Will be Held ix Ohio, New Jersey and : Massachusetts

SIX STATES ARE TO HOLD PRESIDENTIAL PRIAAABIES DURING PRESENT WEER

G.0.P. Voters Make Choice in 6 States, Democrats in 3, This Weel

BROOKLYN AND BOSTON BATTLE FOR 13 INNINGS   Supurbas Holds Records for Consecutive Innings in 3 Straight Games,

BROOKLYN’S RECORD   Plays 58 Innings in Three Con secutive Games

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HANGING PARTY IS FRUSTRATEL   Police Rescue Girl’s Assailan’ From an Infuriated Mob of Citizens.

SAVE MAN FROM LYNCHING   Brooklyn Police Rescue Nathan Ma. thias After Mob Has Noose Around His Neck.

NOOSE ADJUSTED IN BROOKLYN BY LYNCHING PARTY   pan Accused by Girl  Saved From Mob by   Polira

ASSAILANT OF YOUNG GIRL ESCAPES INFURIATED MOB   Fugitive Captured and Noose Adjusted About Neck When Police With Drawn Revolvers Effect Rescue.

SAYS SECRETARY BAKER ENCOURAGED PROFITEERIN(   Sold Nitrate of Seda to Pertilize Trust Instead of Farmers, Mr, Tineher Charges,

REPEAL OF SIX MORE WAR MEASURES ASKEI   Representative Wright, Take: - Btep in Accordance With « Democratic. Plan.   FIGHT’ “PEACE MOTION

FIRST BLOOD FOR SUFFRAGE   Resolution to Prohibit Action on Ratification  Was Tabled

SORGHIIM BARRELS   A car load just receiveds $5 per barre!, while they last. T. L. Grimes, English, Ind.

PRICES OF OIL STOCKS FALL.   Middle States Shares Suddeniy Break to Half Opening Quotations.

OIL STOCK DROPS   Middle States Shares Collapse Suddenly on Market

VICE PRESIDENT VISITS AUSTIN   Will Deliver Address to State: Officials and ' Department Heads

IGHT OPENS ON SOLDIERS           < Committee Chair thinks it Should Not be Given Now.   CISION AT THIS SESSION

CAUSE HARDSHIPS   [By A. L. Bradford, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

SENATOR MCUMBER OF SENATE FINANCE POMMITTEE AGAINST BONUS T0 SOLDIERS

BONUS NOW WOULD BE BIG HARDSHE       Senator McCumber Objects te t  Making Big Appropriation  at This Time.

SOLDIER BONUS REAL HARDSHIP FOR TAXPAYERS      Senator McCumber Says Project Is Not Practical Just Now

FIGHT STARTS ON SOLDIERS BONUS   McCumber Says Bonus Now Worl: inflict Great Hardship on Taxpayers.

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GRANTING SOLDIER BONUS HARDSHIP ON THE TAXPAYERS   SAYS SENATOR MeCUMBER, ACT: ING CHAIRMAN OF SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE

M’CUMBER SAYS SOLDIER BONUS IS INADVISABLI   Believes Taxpayers Should No’ Be Required to Carry More Burdens at Present

BONUS OPPOSED   Would be Hardship at Present Senator McCumber Sava

ANTI-ALIEN LAW TO STAND, SAYS GOV. STEPHENS   California Action May Bring Protests But.No War,  a rr

BOVE AACR oho ANTHALIE LAW WILL STAN   California Executive [s Glad Thal State Passed the Anti-Japanase Law

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SOLDIERS OF MANY NATIONS TO BE SENT INTO LITHUANIA PENDING COMING PLEBISGITE         Stir Is Created in Geneva by Arrival of Major Churchill, U. S. Army, Who Will Look Over League’s Military Commission Organization in Capacity of Privaie Citizen.

Arrival of Intelligence Division Chief at Geneva Creates Mild Sensation; Sub-committees Still at Work; Object to Admismission of Austria and Bulgaria   MAY IRON OUT DIFFICULTIES

Arrival Of Member Of U. S. = ‘Army Staff Causes Mild — Sensation At Leaoue Mee’

ASSEN ~ OF LEARUE   Arrival of American Major at Geneva Causes Sensation   FIGHT ENTRANCE OF ~ -FORMER ENEMY STATES   Admission of Bulgaria and 7 Austria Into Pact. Not . ~ Settled by Sub 7 Committee

U.S. ARMY OFFICER'S PRESENCE AT GENEVA CAUSE FOR COMMENT   Head of Intelligence Department at League Conference Causes Mild Sensation.   NO REAL SIGNIFICANCE  IS SHOWN ON SURFACE   Neighboring Countries Oppose Admission of Bulgaria and Austria Into Membership.

Arrival of Major Churchill in Geneva Leads to Discussions of America’s Pur "Whee   WORK DIRECTED TO PAVE WAY FOR U.S   Proposal That Governments Take Over All Munition Plants Gains Ground Amoug Delegates.

ARRIVAL OF U. S. OFFICIAL IN GENEVA CREATES INTERES?   Delegates Discuss Possibility Of  America’s Entrance Into  League.   CZECHO-SLOVAKIANS HOLD OUT AGAINST AUSTRIA   Continued Objection Apt To Cause Un. favorable Attention Is General Opinion,

CHURCHILL ARRIVES: AT ASSEMBLY MEE      ‘APPEARANCE ON SCENE OF : U. §. OFFICER CAUSES : . SENSATION.   1S OBJECT OF ATTENTION   “Announcement Made of Plenary ‘Session to Be Held on Dec. 5.

Major Churchill of Arm: Intelligence Division Arrives; Creates: Mild Stir,

LEAGUE GHAGLES PLEASED TO ott AMERICAN MAJOE   Arrival in Geneva of Marl. borough Churchill Creates Mild Sensation.   IS OBJECT OF ATTENTION

League Delegates Excited Over Appearance of Chief: of Military Intelligence Division of ‘American Army Visit Unofficial © Declares Major Churchill

JUDGE TENA “PRESIDING AT ON PLA  Letters. On Charles Leslie _. Who Left 25 Years _ Ago _ .      SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD   Court: Issued AN Order For the Publication of Notice

JUDGE HENRY PRESIDING AT. -CONIMON PLEAS   Letters On Charles Leslie Who Left 25 Years.  Aon   SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD   Court Issued An Order For the Publication of ‘Notice

A PRETTY HOW DO YOU DO.   Fire Brigade Unable to Turn Ont on Aeeonunt of Curfew.

HARDING SLAPS FOREIGN POLICY   Of Administratlon—“A. . Preliminar Treaty. Should Have Been Made in 1918” He Declares

Harding Again Scores - Administration Policy   Holds League of Nations Should Have Been Considered As Independent Pact

HARDING ATTACKS LEAGUE AGAI}   LEPUBLICAN NOMINEE IS HAVING A HARD TIME GETTING IT OUT OF SYSTEM   (By United Press)

TREATY AND LEAGUE SCORED BY HARDING   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Correspondent.

Treaty and League Involve “Mistakenly Plighted Relation. ship to Europe,” Savs Harding; Will Refuse to Act on Peace Pact as It Stands, if Elected; Cox's Challenge Said to Have Reen Accepted

HOLDS PACT 1S SECONDARY   Harding Believes it Should Have Come After Peace Treaty.

SENATOR HARDING SCOBED THE VERSAILLES TREATY AND LEAGUE OF NATION   The :Repablican “Presidential Nowinee Said a Preliminary Treaty Should Haye Been Made in 1918.

LAVISH USE OF MONEY NOT NEEDED IN ELECTION   Judge Ben Lindsey So Declares  And Cites His Own Experience. —

BIG ELECTION FUND IS UNNECESSAR}   Jiindsey, Kid dadge, in Pheneer, bx pended Bot 81:60) Durtog Ke. cont Campaign.

WOOD SUPPORTER SCORES BUTLEF      CHAIRMAN OF CHICAGO CAM. PAIGN SAYS STATEMENT “WHOLLY UNTRUE”

ANOTHER ANSWER SENT TO BUTLER   “Wholly Untrue,” Says Wood's Chicago Chairman in Reply to New Yorker’s Attack.

TCHESNEY TAKES ARAP AT BUTLER   CALL FOR MEETING JUNE 24 DEMANDS OUSTING OF MEN IN FUND SCANDALS,

BUTLER I$ GIVEN A BASTING   litieaeis Masegrcr ef Wood Takes IP «ceptions to University Preaideat*’s Charaes.

OF NEW ATTACK   CHAIRMAN OF WOOD ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN PROTESTS AGAINST BUTLER’S “GRATUITOUS INSULT.

JUGO-SLAV MORALE HAS BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT’S ADRIATIC NOTE   In View of This Recent Development No Government In Belgrade Could Survive If It Backed Down Now.   Allies Ready To Listen To United States, But Beg President To Get Acquainted With the Situation.

SUGLEEDS IN GRINGING UEAULOGK GETWEEN ALL BOVERNMENTS CONCERNED   British Think President Slipped Cog While Others Look Upon Matter As Victory By Bringing U.S. Into European Polities,

DRAFT Ot ~— ADRIATIC NOTE   Will Be Completed by the Coun cil of Premiers at Today’s Session.   FRENCH WROUGHT UP  OVER WILSON’S LAST NOTE   Paris Press Ask How He Can Be Well Informed on Recent Happenings Having Been out of Touch for Several Months.

BELIEs¢” WILSON ISACANABLETO PAT UP-A BATTLE   CLOSE OBSERVERS IN ENGLAND SEE RETURN OF WILSON TO ARENA OF EUROPEAN  ity ms Oe is td ¢ oe   JUGO-SLAVS ARE COMFORTED   Little Nations Wil Remain Firm in Their Position—French Officials , Caustic in Their Comments on Wilson's Actiuns

President’s Prestige Is Lower with the Masses of Euro peans than at Any Time Since He Has Been ix Pub-. lic Life—His Grip as a “World Deliverer’’ Apparently Is Broken

FINAL DRAFT OF ALLIED REPLY 10 WILSON FINISHED   No Intimation Of Text Wil! Be Given Until Note Reaches President   PUBLIC SEEMS AT SEA   Wilson Loses Strong Hold He Has Had On Masses Of Common People

SENATOR BLOCH © IN CHARLESTON   COMPLETES 3000 MISJ5 TRU FROM WEST TO VOTE Fo! GIIR TRAC] . . & . ;   Ratification Expeeted Some . Time During Session That Bepins This Afternoon.

SENATOR BLOCH IN CHARLESTON   West Virginia Man Races Across Continent to Vote for Suffrage.

SENATOR COMPLETES TRIP TO AID WOMEN   Rushes 3,000 Miles to Vote for Suffrage:

SUFFRAGE FIGHT GROWING WARMEE   Supporters of Amendment!  May Contest Seat of Op ' posing Senator to Remove im From Fight. .

ROW ON CABLES   Ia Smoothed Over Between United States and Five Allied Powere.

tFFERENCES  ‘THREATENING 0. BREAK UP CONFERENCE .- SMOOTHED OUT,

TO USE DAYLIGHT SAYING   i Manager of Brick Pla Plant Will Adopt Pian of Hig Own.

DUNQERVE THE GOAL   GOVERNOR GOODRICH URGES PEOPLE USE ECONOMY.   ontitions This Winter Do Not - Promise Well for State,

GONGEAVE THE COAL   GOVERNOR; GOODRICH UnGEs  PEOPLE USE ECONOMY,      nitions This “Winter “Do No “ ) Promise Well fo? State. :

MAD. L. P. OWENS DEAD AT TIPTON   Passed Away Monday Morn. ing In 65th Year

DEATH RELIEVES SUPPERING.   Mrs. L. PF ‘Owens Passed. Away Monday Morning,

RIGHT TO STRIKE IS DIVINE   Gompere Maintains It lea the Work. er’a Chile( Defenac.

GOMPERS DEFENDS RIGHT TO STRIKE, EVEN THOUGH PUBLIC 1S WNGONVENIENCED, TOL

LABOR ABOVE PUBLIC NEED ISA YS LEADER   Samuel Gompers Makes Deferred Reply, to Questions By Governor Allen

Strikes Have Post of Honor Among Institutions of Free Civilization, Says Gomper:

STRAWBERRIES PLENTIFUL   Price Ranges From Fifteen to Forty at Curb.

FIRE CAUSED $30,000 DAMAGE   Defective Wiring Said to Have Been Origion of Beaumont Blaze

JEMOCRATS FOR UNIVERSAL Mil TARY TRAINING   Will Bolt Caucus Against Compal. sory Training.

Ws DEMOCRATS MAY BOLT CAUCU   Advocates of Universal Military Training Preparing to Take Independent Action.

AUN TRIAL GH CHEPARD DEATH   MURDER CHARGED AGAINST MEMBERS OF PROMINENT SOUTHERN FAMILIES

FORTY PERSONS: AFFLICTED — WITH TYPHOID FEVER: THAT BREAKS. OUT IN IRELAND   Immediate Peace Not in: Sight for Erm According to High . Officials of England

RUMORED M’ADOO HAS A $5,000,000 CAMPAIGN FUND      Rermard M. Baruch Festified Didn't ae Was Working for: ; Federal Raihoad Director,  Beliove Any        Former

WETS IN RANKS OF REPUBLICANS HELP EDWARDS   Personal Liberty 1 League Contri“putes to $12, 900 Fund--Sharp Anwsers. by Vick *   HOOVER EXPENSES “TOTAL $66°32

LIBERTY LEAGUE AIDING EDWARDS   vampaign Manager is Witness Befor Senate Committee Investigating Expenditures.   HOOVERS “STIMULATING” FUND

EDWARDS NOT ALLIED WITH LIQUOR MEN   Manager Makes Asser. tion Before Senate Investigators.

LESS THAN 813.000 HAS BREN KAISED IN REBALF OF NEW JERSEY MAN'S CANDID.      $62,185 FOR MR. HOOVER   Former Food Dictator's Campaign Fuad is $4,000 Short of Mecting Expenses—Both Deny Suppert From “Speeis Laterests.*

CAMPAIGN EXPENSE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES TODAY   EPWARDS' WANAGER TESTIFIES 4i2.o00 TAS BREEN RAISED FOR His EXPENSES

HOOVER'S FUNDS TOTALLED $62,000   CAMPAIGN MANAGER STATED HE DID NOT KNOW OF PURCHASE OF NEWSPAPERS.   COST TO EDWARDS $12,900

$62,054 HOOVER © CAMPAIGN FUND EDWARDS HAS  ONLY $12,900   The Probe Into the Campaign Funds of Presidential Candidates Becomes Interesting

   ~~ BACK OF BOOM FOR EDWARD!   ACCORDING TO TESTIMONY Of WALTER VICKS, DEMOCRAT BEFORE COMMITTEE TODAY

Witness Testifies That Total of Only $12,900 Has ~ Been Raised   iOOVER SPENT $66,000 . AT DEFICIT OF $4,000      RECEIVED NO FUNDS FROM CORPORATIONS, BUT IS OPe POSED BY THEM,

BUOZE INTEREST IN RAGE DENIEN   Governor Edwards’ Manager Says Liquor Folk Are Not Backing Campaign; Hoover Fund Has Deficit; Gifts Not from Corporations.

SAYS WETS HELP. — N “AGREEMENT   Gov. Edwards’ Campaign Manager Denies They Rule Candidate. ©   FRIENDS AID SEN. OWEN   Daugherty. .Going to Washington to Tell of Hard-inge Expenses,

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES ARE SCRUTINIZED   Camidiutes far President Are Showing Committee What Has Keen Spent

FRESH CAMPAIGN SECRETS BARED NN PROBE   Managers for Edwards anc Hoover Testify Before  Committee

LOT OWNERS VOTE 10 IMPROVE CEMETERY   Over One Hundred Dollars Raised By Voluntary Subscriptions To Beautify Sandecreek Cemetery— Trustees Elected.

OFFICIAL SEES GOVERNMENT OF OESTRUCTION      Lefingwell Says Nation Muet “Get Together and Stop Bickerine.”

‘GOVERNMENT IN DEADLOCK ON OWN PROBLEMS’   Assistant Secretary of Trea sury Sounds Warning Note in Address.

U.-6. DEADLOCKED AGAINST ITSELE SAYS orn ecrinec   Failure of Constructive Action on Problems of Today, While Europe is in Chaotic State, Threatens Disaster to Both Continents. He Saves.

ARRAIGNED IN COURT   Appear Before U.S. Judge On Charge of Violation of Lever Act in Conspiracy, To Restrict Production en ae Of Coal.   JOHN L. LEWIS, AND WILLIAM GREEN INDICTED

Of James Patterson, Killed A\ Orangeburg, S. C., Delayed _ At Ottawa, Ill.

STEAMSHIP BLOWS UP IN NEW YORK HARBOR      REPORT TWELVE WILLED AND MANY INJURED WHEN STEAMSHIP IN DRY DOCK ENPLODES.

EIGHT DEAD iN SHIP BLAST   Twenty Injured of 100 on Vessel Wher Explosion Occurs in Brooklyn Drydock.

DOZEN KILLED AS OlL TANK EXPLODES = AN BRITISH SHI   Shipyard Workers. Injured is Blast Which Tears Hole an Side of Steamer

BOZEN KILLED, MANY INJURED IN EXPLOSION      Oil Tank on British Steamer Blows Up: With 100 Men? Working on Craft, #

MANY KILLED It SHIP BLAST   Oif Tank Lets Go—Death List Still Unknown

EXPLOSION INSIDE SHIP TRAPS MANY   Firemen, Wear Gas Masks i: Rescuing Workers From Blazing Craft.   BODIES HAULED OUT BY ROPES FROM HOLD

ere, ee, ANG fe ere eee NAG  Of The rs Ane         One Hundzed Workmen On Board Ship-+ Report to Police Give a Dozen Killed ani Many Injured---Ambulance and Red Crogp Workers Rushed to Scene of Disaster ~~.

TWELVE MEN KILLED   SHOCKING TRAGEDY ON STEAM SHHP IN. N.Y. HARBOR.!   _  Sy The Explosién of av OH Tank Kesults.in at Least 12 Deaths  and Poss-bly More.

Oil Tank Blows Up on G. R Crowe in Brooklyn Dry Dock —20 to 30 Hurt, Amulances Rushed to Scene.

EXPLOSION KILLS BRITISH SAILORS   IMANY 'WERE INJURED      Confusion Followed the Explosion: - Death Toll Has Not Been Ascertained

OIL TANK ON STEAMER BLOWS UP. MANY KILLED   British Ship Lying In Dry Docl In Brooklyn Proved Deat Trap For Workers.

EXPLOSION KILLS BRITISH SAILORS   Ott TANK AMDABD Gc. RB CROWE, EXPLODED IN ORYDOCK    MANY WERE INJURED   Confusion Followed the Explosion:  Death Toli Has Not Been Ascertained

Ol. TANK EXPLODES ON BRITISH STEAMER INBROOKLYN DRYDOCK; DOZEN DEAD AND MANY INJURED

SIX ARE DEAD IN ‘SHIP EXPLOSION   Tank on Oil Vessel. Blows Up at Ory Dock.

OIL TANK EXPLODES “ON BRITISH STEAME}   I Reports to Police Headquarters ' Had Dozen Killed and Many  Injured~—40 Men Aboard Craft

MANY ARE KILLED IN TANK EXPLOSION   SEVERAL MEN ARE VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION ABOARD BRITISH STEAMER   BLEW HOLE IN VESSEL   Blast Tore Gaping Hole in Side of the British Tank Steamer G. Rh. Crowe at a Brooklyn Dry Dock.

TANK EXPLODES ON CRAFT IN DRYDOCH   Number of Dead and Injurec Placed at 35,

BELIEVED 12 KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Dozen Also Injured in Blow Up Aboard British Oil Tanker Today.

Firemen. Risk Lives and Rush Into Hold of Vessel Tied Up in Dry Dock at New York To Save Men Tranned by Flames.

POPULATION OF LITTLE ROCK   White Population Ha Greater Increase Than Negroes in 10 Years

ae enc ae a te)  Population of Little Rock Shows White Gains Distanct Negro Population’s Growth

Population of '. iLttle Rock, Ark   ‘Tha Negro Popwation “Has Grown 20.2 Per Cent, While White Popu7 lation. Has Grown 51.8 Per Cont,

HECK AND WOLT SEEK CLEMENCY   MORRISTOWN MEN, SENTENCED FOR PERJURY, PRESENT CASES  TO THE BOARD.   2ARDON BOARD IN SESSION

DEMOCHATS TALK LEAGHIE OF RATIONS AND TRISH QUESTICR ONE KLLED AND SCORE  HURT, WHEN STREET CAR COO FE BET ITHAPR

CONTINUE CAUCUS ON THE TAX BILL   Proponents of Legalizing Measure and One Sponsored by Farmers Still at Variance   GET SUGGESTIONS FROM HOME   Senators Report on Sentiment They Find—Soldiers’ Memorial Bill Renort Due

Legislators. Are. Making Every Possible-Effort to-Reach an Agreement on Seinornaat Meaures.   BOTH*ROUSES:CONVENE JO- FINISH -BUSINESS   Compromise Is'Expected to Be Reached‘ on Bill Legalizing Horizontal-Tax Increases in State.

JUNCTION CITY 1S VISITED BY FLOOE   POLICE ‘WORK = ALL NIGHT RESCUING PEOPLE FROM FLOODED HOMES   Nozens of Small Bridges and Cul. verts Washed Out By the Heavy Downpour   Rainfall Last Night and Today; Was Generai Over Kansas, Weather Bureau Rperts

POLICE "WORK ALL NIGH RESCUING PEOPLE FROM FLOODED ROMES   RAINFALE 8.5 INCHES   Rainfall Last Night and Today Was General Over Kansas, Weather Bureau Ryer!

BOTH PARTIES PLAYING LOOSE; NO TEAM WORK   Harding Makes Glar ing Blunder And White House Is  Next Stumbler.

POOR TEAM WORK, LAWRENCE SAYS   Points io Republican Statement on Limit ef Contributions as an Example   WILL REVISE PL AWS   Harding Will Leave Front Porch; Awaiting Cox Address Before Deciding

PARTY CONDITIONS ARE VERY SIMILAR   MANAGERS AND CANDIDATES IN TEAMWORK TRAINING.   tt te Pessible That (Considerable Elasticity Will He Permitted ia the Sise of Campaign  ti amtirihbwtiane.

FEDERAL TROOP TRANS CAPTURED NEAR THE CAPITOL   Mexican Trains Taken By the Revolutionists Near Mexico City.   TWO MORE STATES JOIN REVOLUTION   Federal Troops Revolt And Revo lutionary Forces Are Constantly Gaining Strength.

REVOLUTIONISTS   CAPTURE TWO TROOP TRAINS NEAR MEXICO CITY   Two More States Join In the Revolution.

REBELS ELS CAPTURE ‘TROOP TRAINS. “AT MEXICG CITY   Exploit Within’ Fifty. Miles of the: Capitol’: Reported -.  Ne eee, te ewes mrs Loe

[0 SteK AUTION UN BRIDGE PLAR   Comm rcial Club Wil Discuss P opos ai Vote Bond Issue of $15009 ty Put With $40,000 of County Funds and Provide Proper Crossing.

JOES AMES WANT LASTING BRIDGE?   Special Election May be Necessary to Raise Funds for Structure; Supervisors to Appropriate Half of Fund to Construct improvement

PERSHING PRAISES SOLDIERS   Addresses Crowd of Twenty-five Thousand at San Diego.

CRUGER GIRL'S SLAYER TO PRISO!   Alfred Cocchi Given 27 Year Sentence by Ital ian Judge.

COCCHI IS FOUND GUILTY.   Bentencéd to 27 Years Impris  onment for Killing Rath Cruger in New York.

DISORDERS IN MINE REGIONS   Further Fatal Collision in West Virginia Courty.

WEATHER FORECAST   Bair With Slightly Higher Tempera  ture Predicted for Fhis Vicinity.

Bair and Warmer Tonight and Tucsday; Moderate Winds Becoming. ‘South,

AGAINST UNION      Effortn to Prevent the Organization at Miners fm Went Virgiata Hare Ne-

GERMAN DIPLOMATS ARE GIVEN PAROLES FROM LEAVENWORTH   Former German Agents at Sar Francisco to be Given Liberty Today   CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACIES AGAINST U, $. AND BRITAIN   Had Served Two Years of Five: year Sentence

GERMAN AGENTS GIVEN PAROLES   Former Representatives of Germany   Sentenced to Five Years Each For  Violating U. S. Neutrality,

Agents of Kaiser To Be Paroled   FRANZ VON “POPP AND VON SHACK LEAVE PRISON TODAY.

While on U, , 8. Soil Planned  ‘To Overthrow British Rule ‘Wee Tn dia

nCAMAN PLOTTERS ARE TD BE GIVEN FREEDOM BY U.S.   fficials at Leavenwortl Await Word To Turn Them vOut.

ROCKEFELLER 81 YEARS OLD.   Prionds Call Upon Financier un  His Birthday.

PLOT TO MURDER OBREGON   President-E'e.* of Mexico Is Guardes Night and Day to Prevent Assassinaticn.

PLOT TO MURDER OBREGOR   President-Elect of. Mexico Is Guardec Night & and Day to Prevent As..sacnination.

POLAND GAINED IN. PEACE AGREEMENT   Corridor Cuts. Off. Lithuania _ From Russia_and Other * ‘Territory Acauired.      FIGHTING IS CONTINUING.   Armistice in Effect Friday and Can Be Continued After 95 Days,’

Heavy Gains in Battle Art Reported Against the Bolsheviki       Corridor and Conditions

AUSSIASIGNS AN ARMISTICE WITH POLAND   Fighting will Cease 25 Days, But Truce May Be Broken on 36 Hours’ Notice   POLES RETAIN ALL OF ORIGINAL TERRITORY   INFORMATION IN LONDON IS THAT HOSTILITIES WERE TO CEASE IN SIX DAYS; FIGHTING STILL GOING ON,

POLAND VICTOR  IN ARMISTICE   Preliminary Peace Agreement With Russia Is Reached on Polish Terms.   END FIGHTING IN WEEK

GERMANY SHIPS ARMS TO THE BOLSHEVIKS   CAPTURED ARMS AND AMMUNITION CLAIMED TO AVE BEEN FURNISHED RUSSIANS

WISHES CROWN PRINCE AWAY   Holland Premier Serry ite Piwer  Sought Refuac There.

CLOSING UP  THOMPSON CLAIMS   Original Claims Against Coal Baron Totaled More Than $18,000,000.  CHROES NEYT nowmdis

N. E. GOVERNORS ARE TO DISCUSS COAL SITUATION   Heads of States or Rep resentatives Will Go tc Washington To Con sider Shortage. 

STRIKE RIOT RESULTS IN - ONE KILLING   One Worker Killed and -Two Policemen Injured During Riot at Scoville Plant

Russ Anti-Bolshevik Army Strikes to Give — Tottering Warsaw Aic   Beleaguered Polish Capital Circled By Foes; Cavalry Smashing It ‘Way Through Lines of Defense   CITIZENS ARM AND TAKE FIELD

FORMER KAISER SEES VISIONS   Ex-Emperpes Mental State Portends Coming! Stroke-~Subject to Spells of Violent Rage.

VISIONS FOR FORMER KAISER   Ex-War Lord of Germany Also Suffers Spells of Violent Rage.

CREEK KING MAY DIE   Infection From Monkey's Bite Causes Critical Condition

CRITICAL BUT NOT HOPELESS   King Alexander May Ry cover From Effects of Monkey Bite.

SOUTHERN RAL WAY MAIL GAR AOBEED BY MASKED MEN NEAR CHATTANGOGE   OFFICIALS OF ROAD REPOR' ROBBERY TO POSTAL IN SPECTORS EARLY TODAY,

MINGO COUNT MINE TROUBLE GETS SERIOUS   Soldiers Leave Camps to Take Charge of Situation In South   GOVERNOR WILL ASK ~ FOR MARTIAL LAW   West Virginia Authorities Are Unable to Cope With Situation is Frank ‘Declaration -

TTALION OF FOUR HUNDRED PIGKED TROOPS 1S READY   Capt. Brine Leaves Camp Sherman for Mingo County Strike Zone.   MAJOR GENERAL REED WILL MAKE NO STATEMENT   Says Governor Cornwell Would be Informed of Movement of Troops Into West Virginia and Announcment Would Have to Come From Him.

TROOPS PREPARED FOR ACTION IN COAL FIELDS   Expected Troops Will Leave Camp Sherman Today for West Virginia.

FOUR HUNDRED DOUGHROYS READY TO LEAVE WEST . VIRGINIA TO END RIOTING.

COTTON HURT r BY RAINFALL   West Texas Crop Is Said to Be Seriously Damaged Yesterday

COTTON QAMACED AY HEAVY RAINFALL IN PARTS OF THE WED]   -ROPS STILL IN FIELD DAMAGED IN GRADE BY RAINS FALLING SUNDAY NIGHT,

OFFICIALS SEEK BABY STOLEN FOR RANSOM   BLAKELEY COUGHLIN BELIEVED HIDDEN IN-VILLAGE ALONG COAST

HUNT FOR COUGHLIN -BABY IS RENEWED   Pasquale Is Understood To Have Made A More Complete Confession To Police a

ATTEMPT TO SINK MALLORY LINER SAN MARCOS REVEALED   Seacock on Liner Secretly Opex ed On Way from Galveste to Port Arthur.

WATER DAMAGE TO NEWSPRINT   Attempt Made to Sink or Damage Mallory Line Ship Recently

ATTEN 0 Si BIG MALLORY LINE   Seacocks Were  Opened and Big Ship Was Damaged. —  o Sold at Highest Price  A ble—No Clue to Per an ee  vettators of Deed.

Sea Cock of Mallory Liner Was Opened When Vessel Was Taken To Port ;Arthur From Galveston.

TO SINK A LINER ATPORTARTHUR   Seacock Secretly Opened in Trip From Galveston to Port Arthur, Thought.

ATTEMPT 10 SCUTTLE MALLORY STEAMER [9 REVEALED IN REPOR   SHIP WAS ONE OF FIRST DIVER? ED FROM GALVESTON AFTER  STRIKE THERE BEGAN,

BAILEY oc blNy  UIT ABA RECORD COMPANY   ALLEGES PUBLICATION OF SLANDEROUS AND MALICIOUS CHARGE S AGAINST HIM.

Fighting Eases Up In North.   BAILEY SUES PAPER FOR $100,000 LIBEL

(BAILEY SUES PUBLISHERS   Former Texas Senator Alleges Slan‘erous Report on Dry Policies

WARREN STEEL MILLS BISMISS WANY WORKERS   Some Departments Are Entirely Closed - Thousands Laid Off  Fifty Per Cent. of Capacity Is

STEEL MILL OPERATION   Cut About 50 Per Cent in ‘Warren, O., District — -- Some Departments Entirely Closed. -

* DANDELION WINE   Once Outcast Flower Now Comes Into Lordly Estate.

LORDS MAY REECT IRISH HOME RULE BLL   Opposition to Lloyd George’ Measure Ig Developing. Considerable Streugth.

Rejection of Home Rule to Re Demand   Dunraven Leads ir Opposing Irish . Measure

COMMONS DEBATE IRISH HOME RULE   Opposition Developing: Couatderable Strength and Government Leaders “Are Uneany.

Dublin Castle Plan of Having Crow Crowd Searched 4 Was Denounced As Criminal Lunacy—Irish Hi Bill Now. Before House of Lords.

MUUTING ta NGEOUANT IN  IRISH GAPITAL   RENEWED FIGHTING BETWEEN SINN FEIN AND POLICE SEEN   Black and Tans Search for 200 Men Who Killed Officers.

OPPOSITION 10 HOME RULE BILL IN UPPER HOUS!   Government Leaders Are Uneasy Over Efforts to Kill Irish Measure.

Earl Dunraven to Move Rejection of Home Rule Measure.   VISCOUNT GREY WILL TAKE’ PART IN DEBATE   Vote Not Expected Before Thursday—Press Assails Government,

WOME RULE GILL BROUGHT UP IN HOUSE OF LORDS   Government Leaders Be come Uneasy as Opposition Marshals Strength   EYE-WITNESS TELLS OF CROKE PARK MASSACRE   CROWD OF 15,000, SHUT OFE O: ONE HAND BY A WALL, 0° OTHER BY POLICE, BECAM TERRIFIED.

HOME RULE BILL DEBATE INTERESTS IN LONDON TODA’   Earl Bunraven, Leading Op   position, Was to Move   Rejection of the Measure

ENGLAND) WATCHES PROGRESS OF THE IRISH BULL   intense Snterest Shown ia th Pebate Which Is Now ia Prosress.      OPPOSITION DEVELOG’S H CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH      Government Leaders Are Uneasy— Vote Not Expected Before Thorsd:

U. S, SHIPS TO CURB MEXICO   Plea of American Agents ir Southern Republic Is  Answered.   WAR VESSELS:START AT ONCE   Citizens Resident in the Country Call on the Government for Protection —Carranza Governor of Sonora Arrested in Ariaona,

J. S. SHIPS T0 CURB MEXISO   Plea of American Agents ir Southern Republic Is Answered,   ana  Sitizens Resident in the Country Cali on the Government for Protection —Carranza Governor of Sovora Arrested in Arizona.

U5, WARSHIPS GO TO MEXICO WATERS   Washington Hurries Help to Save _ American Lives.   SECRETARY OF STATE ACTS   Cruiser and Destroyer Ordered to Ma zatian on Pacific and a Cruiser Goes to Tampico on the Atiantic Side of Country.

Plea of American Agents Ir Southern Republic Is Answered.   WAR VESSELS START AT ONCE   Citizens Resident in the Country Cav on the Government for Protection Carranza Governor of Sonora Arrested in Arizona.

HAVEN'T ..POLD ALL?   Attorney Says Possibly Four Persons Knaw Filwell’c Murderer.

DENT GWNER CF SILK LINGERIE   Two and Prebably Four Persons Knew Who Killed Joseph B. Elwell, in New York-

ELWELL MURDER MYSTERY CLEARING      Four Persons ‘Know : Guilty ” One, Home: Is “Sone,

PROBE OF ELWELL CASE CONTINUES   Friends of Dead Sportsman Will Be Cross Examined by District Attorney for information.

CHALLENGER PUTS ON NEW TOPMAST AND SAI   Change May Make Difference in  Time Allowance in Today’s Race,  Over Three-Sided Course

 Mayor to Pet the Hrakes on What!  He Term An Insane Pi«xhibition.

PROHIBITION AIDS THE THEATER   BUSINESS INCREASED ACCORD ING TO NEW YORK PRODUCER

FRANCE AND AMERICA ONE      Understood That U. S. Approved of Recognition of Wrangel

Lloyd George Sends Note to General Wrangel Giving Him to Understand That He Will Receive No Succor

Seven Buildings Burned at Danville, Va., With Damage Placed at Clese to a Millior.

Hoover, Reot and Taft to Be Entertained at the President-Elect’s Home In Marion Next Week— League is Topic Hughes Discusses With Next Ex:  ecutive

HUGHES VISITS SENATOR HARDING TN MARION TODAY   International Domestic Policies of the New Administration Discussed at Their Meeting:

ALY WORK CF THE CAMPAIGN   Being Planned in Conferences Between Senator Harding and Party Leaders.   SENATOR CUMMINS IS - TO ARRIVE SATURDAY   Assurances of Support of Republican Ticket Given by Roosevelt Following.

NOMINEES SHAPING UP GANIPAIGNS   IMPORTANT CONFERENCES WITH SENATOR HARDING BEGIN AT HIS MAR.  ION HOME.   CUMMINS AND GENERAL W000   Will Confer With Republican Candidate—Governor Cox Will Visit The White House.

CONFERENCES OF CANDIDATES   days, Daugherty and DuPont Are Perfect: ing Plans for Formally Notifying Republican  Nominee.   COX ACTIVITIES

HARDING CONFERS WITH PROMINENT LEADER’   National Chairman Will Hays Is Among Callers At Candidate’s Home.

HUGHES ARRIVES 10 ‘CONFER WITH LEADER   FIRST OF HARDING DISCUSSIONS BEING HELD PoODAY.   Meetings Are Expected to Shape tn ternational and Domestic Pollcies of the Coming Administration.

NEW SHOPS FOR PENNSY.   Repair Work Plant System WII! Cost Baur Milliane.

(CHARGE PERJURY USED TO UNSEAT IN. Y. SOCIALISTS   “Black Days of Inquisition” Recalled by Last Hours of Trial, Is Allegation.

CHARGES RECORD SOCIALIST TRIAL WAS DOCTORED   Committee Also Con tends That Testimony Given Perjured

CHARGE PERJURY OF COURT'S TESTIMONY   Statement is Issued Today by National Executive Committee of Party.   SAY RECORD ‘DOCTORED

SOCIALISTS SAY N.Y. ROSEMBLY 0 OLIGARCH   Declare Republican Form of Government Has Been Abolished.

Ugly Charges Are Made !r Connection With Unseating of Five Members 0! N.Y. Assembly Last Week

PERIURY AT ALBANY, CLAIR   ‘Record Doctored in Trial of Expelled Socialists, Says 2 Party Statement.   “CRIME” COMMITTED IN NEUMES OF LIQUOR,” CHARGE

MAKE CHARGES   . 4 ‘ Socialists Allege “Shameful Pro. ceedings” Occurred, and Reperts were Doctored.

SOCIALISTS MAKE CHARGES.   Claim Unseuting Due to Perivred  Teatimoan wy _

Solemn Ceremonies in Paris ant London on Armistice Day.   FOGH AND KING TH CORTEGES   Body of Unidentified French “Pollu” Carried Through Streets and Re buried Under the Arc de Triomphe  —Fiags of 1871 in Parade.

FRANCE HONORS FALLEN HEROES.   Memory of Sons Who Fell _in War.   PARIS RECOGNIZES  THEIR SACRIFICE   Unknown: “Poilu” Buried ~ . Under Arch.

FRANGE PAYS RESPECTS 10 DEAD HEROES   Observance Armistic: Day is Made Solemn  Occasion.

PANTHEON IS REST OF NAMELESS —PRENCHMAN   All Paris Does Honor to One Not-Known..in Life; Hear’ Of Gambetta Inurned

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT PARIS IN HONOR OF THE DEAI   France Pays Fitting Tribute to Memory of Men _ Whe Fell Defending Her from the Invading Germans During the World War.

PEOPLE OF WARWANCKED FRANCE HONOR THE DEAD  OH ARMISTICE DAY   Both Military and Civilians Gather at French Capital to Pay Respect to  'Glory’s Sons

OFFICIALS AND CIVILIANS JOIN TORONOR DEAD SONS OF NATION   Body of Unidentified French ‘Polly’ Taken From Grave and-Buried Under Arc de Triomphe

ALLIES HONOR — ~ UNKNOWN DEAL   Solemn Ceremonies in Paris and London on Armistice Day.   FOCH AND KING IN CORTEGES   Body of Unidentified French “Poilu” Carried Through Streets and Reburied Under the Arc de Triomphe  —Flags of 1871 in Parades.

FRENCH NATION HONORS HEROES   SOLEMN CEREMONIES MARK ABM. ISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE  Body of Unidentified Poilu Carried Through Streets and Buried Under Are De Triomphe.

DFFIGIALS Huiwulh UNKNGWHY DEAD   Ceremonies in London and Paris on Armistice Day.   KING AND FOCH IN CORTEGES.   Remains of Unidentified French “Poilu” Carried Through Streets and Reburied Under the Arc De Triomphe.

NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE NOW OPEN   Auto Supply “Company Now Has a Branch in Corsicana

WOBBLY CASE GOES TO JURY   TEN CHARGED WITH CENTRALIA MURDER AWAIT FATE AT THE HANDS OF COURT.

JURY GETS . W. W. CASE   Begins Consideration of Evidence in Trial of Alleged Centralia Slayers

SUFFRAGE   Leaders Are Confident That Twir Viclory Will be Scored

SUFFRAGE CAUSE I NOW AT STAKE   TWO STATE LEGISLATURES MEET MONDAY TO CON. SIDER FEDERAL ACT.   JOUBTFUL IN DELAWARE   Suffrage Leaders There Fear An Effort to ‘‘Trade’’ Votes May Result In Loss of the Amendment.

—————e— er S—<‘i—i CCT..Cmrmrmrh,_rmeeeeeeeeerrrrr eS  SIREN SONGS OF SOUTH SEA MAIDS TRIP ‘LEATHERNECKS'’

~ SOUTHSEA -MAIDS-JAILED   TWH WARINES TAKE BRIDES AWAY ON 46700 LAUNCH LAND AP YAP   ARE TURNED OVER T6 THE AMERECAN CONSUL AT YOKAHAWA

SOUTH SEA SIRENS VAMP MARINES   Williaw Davidson. of Alaiama, an Everet( Clitfen of Minneseta Victims

MAIDS LURE TWO MARINES    NAVAL AUTHORITIES CONSID. . ER ROMANTIC CASE—DE SERTION CHARGED

Sirens. Sing; Marines-Do Term in Bris   ISea Soldiers and Dusky Maids  Elope to Yap; Japanese Halt Their Romance

South Sea Maids Vamp America’s * Leathernecks ”’   Two Marines, One an Alabamion, Elope, Ave Picked up ot Yap and Arrested.

MARINES FOLLOWED MAIDENS   Perilous Sea Voyage, Marriage and Arrest for Desertian are Sequeis to South Sea Romance

MANY Dit IN RAILWAY CRASH   Fatal Horror Results From Katy Wreck This Afternoon; 12 Hurt in Smash: Missouri Pacific Train Leaves Rails: Particulars Meager.

SEEKING TQ GICTATE TO THE CONVERTOR   d ‘Dry Officials Start Program 0}  Coercing the Endorsement  of Prohibition.

DRY LEADERS SAY PROHIBITION PLANK IN PARTY PLATFORM IS PRICE OF DRY SUPPORT FOR REPUBLICANS THIS FALL

ASK DRY PLANK ~ IN REPUBLICAN - PARTY PLATFORM   Dry Leaders Make Ap peal To Chiefs For Help.

PLATFORM FOR 1900 SET OUT BY COMMONER   Heavy Artillery Turned Loose Before Enthusiasm of Audience Is Aroused.   Government Ownership 0 Light Plants and Street Railways Advocated.

Government Ownership of Railroads and Public Utilities Is Advocated   NO SPLIT IN PARTY, THE ORATOR INSISTS   TREATY AS CAMPAIGN ISSUF 1S OPPOSED AND AUDIENCE CONSIDERS BLOW IS STRUCK AT WILSON,

LOGAL AERO CLUB ~ ‘TO MEET GOPHER ~~. GENERALIN PLANE   Will Stop Here at Noon Today, on First Leg of Overland Blieht tn Washington «

LOCAL AERO CLUB TO MEET GOPHER GENERAL IN PLANE   Will Stop Here at Noon Today on First Leg of Overland Flicht to Washington

BIG DRIVE Io ON   INTE ROCHOURCH FINANCIAL CAMPAICN STARTED SUNDAY.   Millions Will Be Raised This Week bor Christianity.

PANTHER GITY POLIGE ARE TRYING STRAIGHTEN KINK IN MURDER OF J. 8. (OPE   MATTER SURROUNDING CASE Ts ONE OF MYSTERY-—SECOND OF ‘KIND IN ONE WEEK,

TRADERS WILL ENTER ~ MARKETS OF AUSSI   Commercial Interest Gather ir Copenhagen to Exploit Vast Opportunities.   ARE MANY DIFFICULTIES

EXPECT TRADE WITH RUSSIA TO OPEN SOON      Representatives of Many Nations Gather Ready To Take Advantage of  a Letting Down of im Rare

MINERS IN SESSION TO BISCUSS AWARD   Unio... ‘Leaders Predict Final Acceptance, Although Inst  gents Still Thieaten Trouble.

THINK MINERS  WILL AGbtPT WAGE AWARIS    APPLICATION OF NEW SCALES BE. ING WORKED OUT IN MEET ING OF LEADERS,

MINERS’ COMMITTEE MEETS T0 DECIDE ON COAL WAGE AWARD   'Terms Will be Accepted is Bes lief of Union Leaders; May  Make New Demands

MINERS MEET TO DISCUSS AWARD OF COMMISSION   Leaders Expect a Fight from Members on Decision.

MINERS: WILL ACCEPT AWARI   They, However, Are Prepared to Make New Demands On Operators.

EXPECT MINERS WILL ACCEPT WILSON WAGE AWARD; TRY FOR MORE   Much Dissatisfaction—30,000 Strike at Pottsville.

AWARDS WILL BE ACCEPTEL   Some Expression of Dissatisfaction Have Been  Heard From Men

SCALE COMMITTEE MEETING TODAY.      Acceptance Or Refusal Will Be Made of Wage Award Signed by President:   LEADERS EXPEGT ACCEPTANCE

WUNERS QUIT WORK AS WARE PROTEST   issatisfaction With Award Is Shown; Union Committee . Meets. ©

ASYLUM EMPLOYEES WILL HAVE TO WAI   SALARIES NOT FORTHCOMING UNTIL CONSTITUTIONALITY OF BOARD OF CONTROL DECIDED.

Asylum Employes Not To Get Salaries For 2 Time, It Is Now Stated

FREE HUNGER STRIKERS HELD IN IRISH PRISON   Release Marks Beginning of an Entire Change of Policy It Is Said

FAVOR RECOGNITION   British Military Men Would Deal with Soviet.

0 GREEKS FACE DEATH   rks Threaten To Massacre Christians In \ Armenia

FIFTEEN HUNDRED GREEK CHRISTIANS TUREATENEN WITH MASSACRE RY THRKS

M ADO Ir nC USING  NAME Dh BAL fl]   Asks Friends In Old Home Town to Withdraw Pri mary Petition   ‘DELEGATES SHOULD BE UNINSTRUCTED   “Imperative Duty to Accep If Nomination Comes Unsolicited”

McADOO DECLINES _ USE OF NAME   Would Rather Have Delegates to National Convention Sent Witheut Instructions

911 names on the list of draft deserter: and the lists will be putlished.

NOT A CANDIDATE.   McAdoo Refusés to Allow H: Name Placed on Ballot In His Home Tawn

WITHHCLOS NAME FROM PRIMARIES   TADOO DECLINES USE OF NAME IN NEW ¥YORK—WILL ACCEPT THE NOMINATION.   WANTS iT UNINSTRUCTED

McAdoo Favors Uninstructed Delegates   Declines to Allow His Name to be Used in the Georgia Primaries— says No One Can Decline Un-

NOT CANDIDATE: BUT ITS DUTY   McAdoo Refused to Permit Name Upon Georgia Ballot; Let Delegates go Unpledged, His Message; of Course Would Accept if Named.

MADOO DECLINES TO PERMIT USE OF NAME IN PRIMARY   FORMER SECRETARY OF TREAS URY ADVISES GEORGIA TO ELECE “UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES   MIGHT ACCEPT, HOWEVER   Imperative Duty to Accept Nomina tion for Presidency if it Comes t Hin Unsolicited, McAdoo Telly Georgia Mayor

M‘ADOO IS FOR UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATIONS   DECLINED TO PERMIT HIS NAME TO BE VOTED ON IN THE GEORGIA PRIMARIES,   He Said, However, He Regards it as the Imperative Duty of Any Man to Accept a Nomination If lt Comes Unsolicited,

M’ADOO.DECLINES TO LET NAME GO ON BALLOT   Declares “Every Exfort’ Should Re Made To Send: Uninstrected  Delegates." 5

MeADOO DECLINES ~ TD PERMIT USE OF (AME IN PRIMAR]   Feels That Uninstructed Delegates Should be Sent by the States to Nat’! Convention.

KIWANIS MEETING   ‘Business Topics Were Discussed at Weekly Gathering

LIMITED 3 NUMBER PERMITTED TO ATTEND CANONIZATION OF “JOAN OF ARC

ROOSEVELT AT  DES MOINES   Democratic Vice Presidential] Candidate to Answer Harding’s Speech.

WOULD HALT IMMIGRATION   I House Indicates Its Determination w Stop Flow During Period of  = rn eeeerneet tere

DETERMINED TO STOP FLOOD OF IMMIGRATION   Special Rule in House Limit: Debate on Johnson Bill to Four Hours.

PLAN TO STOP [MMIGHRATION.   Heese Leaders Weald Cheek It Dur; ing Reeoastruction.

BILL hat HALT  i nnteen      House May Dispose of Proposa at One. Session,

HOUSE LEADERS PLAN TO HALF GREAT FLOOD OF FOREIGN. ERS DURING PERIOD OF REK CONSTRUCTION — JOHNSON BILL WOULD VIRTUALLY PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION.

BOTH HOUSES TAKE QUICK ACTION ON IMMIGRATION   Bills Prohiviting Influx to U. S Introduced in Congress Soon After Assembling.

PROPOSE 10 BAR FLOOD OF ALIENS   Under Special Rule House Tr Devote Attention to Immi-. gration Measures

BILL SUSPENDING IMMIGRATION IS BEFORE CONGRESS   Johnson Bill Would Prohibi? Immigration For Four Vaare   DEBATE ON MEASURE IS LIMITED TO FOUR HOURS   “enators Believe That Immigration Should Be Prohibited For Period  :

IMMIGRATION MAY BE HALTED FOR SIX MONTHS   Senator King’s Measure Would Stop New Arrivals for That Period.

HOUSE 10 TAKE UP IMMIGRATION BIL   Rush of Foreigners to Shores  of America Would Be E - Charkead

LEGISLATION 10CHECK. FLOW OF ALIENS PLANNEL   Congress May Suspend Immi. gration for Period of Six Months to Two Years.   NEW BILL UP THURSDAY

MRS.PRINCEIS DEAD   AS RESIDENT ‘OF STANTON FOE ~ OPHIRTY-SIX YEARS.          JFFERED A STROKE OF PARALYSIS      Mirs.. Thomas White, One of the Pio. Neer Settlers of Grant ‘Township, Passes. Away at’ Her Home in ‘tre ton—Lived Where’ Craig\ Stands.

ie homds White, One of the Plo. feet Settlers of Grant “Township,  2 -Passes Away at Her Home in tre: Hton—Ljved Where’ Craig\ Stands.

MOTHER BATTLES CROWD 10 TAKE CHARGE OF CHILD   Woman and. Two Helpers. Beat ‘Off Fourteen Persons and, — Elude Ten Policemen.

‘DENISON, TEXAS, WOMAN SSESSION . OF. HER  HILD AFTER HARD: BATTLE

DENTON WOMAN AND 2 MEN FIGHT 30 MINUTES FOR POSSESSION CHILD   Two-Year-Old Adopted Daughter of Mrs. Mayme Bradley With Her Mother.

ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING OF THE GOUNTY RED CROSS   BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED   Marion Branch Has Good Report. . Membership Campaign Made in  EONS anata

COTTON GROWERS PLAN BIG DRIVE   Big Campaign for Membership wil Start Simultaneously in All Parts of Texas.

COTTON GROWERS ASSOCIATION TO CONDUCT MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS

LIKES CENTRE   Fighting Parsons From Ker tucky Asked to Come Back Again.

OENTRE COLLDGE GAME.   Probably Will Tackle Harvard Again  * Next Vear

RET URN DATE FOR CENTER   Harvard Wants to Meet “the: ‘Kentucky Eleven ~ Again:Next Year

ULSTER WON bY SINN FEINE RO   County Tyrone for Nationalists for First Time.   TRY TO BURN COURTHOUSE   Irish Raiders Apply Torch to Govern. ment Property and Rob Mai! Train —Attempt Made to Bomb Barracks.

SINN FEINERS WIN VICTORY IN ULSTER   County Tyrone Said to Have Lined Up With Nationalist Forces.   GNLY LOCAL ISSUES INVOLVED   Balloting Was for County and Rural District Councilmen—Raiders Active in Many Parts of the Country—Gritish Force Increased.

NEWBERRY JURY NOW IS CONSIDERING VERDIC]   Admonished hy Judge Sessions Not t Discuss Case in Any Manner Until This Morning.

SOLICITORS CALLED FOR IN ** DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF CGUNTY. 4   ' ET:  Grant Towrship Anxious to Get  the Jump in Campaign fer New Memberships.   State Farm Bureau Representatives Were Resdy to Furnish Arguments.

FARM BUREAU MEN STARTED CANVASS:   SOLICITORS CALLED FOR IN [PIFFERENT SECTIONS  OF COUNTY. +   t é eS 3  Grant Towrship Anxious to Get the Jump in Campaign fer New Memberships.   State Farm Bureau Representa tives Were Ready to Furnish Arguments,

” WANES IN WEST   Census Figures Show Lower Rate of Increase Since 1910 Than During Previous Decade   INCREASE IN HAWAI   Women Now Make Up 38.8 Per Cent of Japanese Population i on the Pacific Coast

SENATE DIVIDES ON PARTY LINES IN SIMS REBUKI   Republicans, With Solid Voi  \  Refuse io Call Up  Doeenintnn

SENATE SITS. UPCN  - DEMOCRATIC. EFFORT  TO CENSURE ADMIRAL  SIMC FOR PHADEE

REJECT WALSH RESOLUTION    Senate Refues to Censure Admiral Sims for Revelations.

SENATE. REJECTS EFFORT  FOR CESURE OF SIMS   Vote on Strict Party Lines Defeats the Move of Walsh to Call up Resolution

TO SAVE GOOD THING.   Paris May Bar Foreigners from Hotel and Restaurant Business.

Foreigners Are Barred  from Restaurant and Hotel Trade in Franc:

WILL BE HOSTS TO THE FA. U. OFFICE FORCE   CHAMBER OF COMMERC E TO ENTERTAIN HEADS AND ASSISTANTS   Thirtieth Annivetsary of Founding Fraternal Aid Comes Next ‘Week

WILL BE HOSTS TO THE F: A. U. ORFICE FORCE   CHAMBER GF‘ COMMERCE TO ENTERTAIN HEADS AND y TS          THirtieth Annivet  dng Fr:  ary oof Found id Comes

PAPER'S GUARD DEAD IN BUTTE: MINES TO OPEN   Anaconda Executive Promises Workers Protection; Troops Ordered to Trouble Scene from Fort Georce Wright

Mines Will Operate as Usual and Comparatively Full Complement of Men Is Expected — No Move Is Made by Either Side Toward Breaking Deadlock — Automobile Trucks to Various Parts of City.

AMEN WOUNDED: 1 KILLED IN MINE STRIKE TROUBLES   Those Shot. Yesterday’ Mostly Pickets Placed In. Walkout:.: . For $7 For Six: Hour:         FUSILLADE WHEN ‘SHERIFFS TRY TO SCATTER CROWD          One . W. W. Guard, “Slayitiy Other At Union Organ’s; Office Calls It Accident’. ©.

TROOPS SPEED TO BUTTE 10 QUELL STRIKE   21st Infantry Detachment Ordered From Spokane Headquarters   I. W. W. SCARE IN BUTTE   GENERAL LIGGETT DISPATCHES SOLDIERS AFTER PLEA FROM MONTANA GOVERNOR

Fugitive Dies Fighting Battle in Mountains Against His Pursuers   General Herrera, Who Was With Dictator in Flight From Capital, Leads Rebels in Final Attack   TRAIN ORDERED TO BRING BACK BODIES

TO OPERATE ATRSHIP LINES.   Machines to Carry °00 Passengers Wo be Used.

COAST-TO-COAST TRAVEL BY AIRSHIP NEARLY HERE   Definite Plans Made For Three Lines—Estimated Cost Five Cents Per Mile.

PUBLIC T0 HAVE CHOICE OF . SHREE. TRANSCONTINENTAL _ AIR LINES IN NEAR FUTURE

TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR   “THIRTY-FIVE SHIPS T0 BE BUILT: ROUTES WILL TAKE IN: TEXAS.

TRAVEL IN AIR MAY BE CHEAP   GOODYEAR CO. REPORTED TO B SUPPORTING PLAN FOR THREE LINES   To Cross Continent and _ Severa! Shorter Lines Covering The Middle West

CHICAGO CATERER SHOT DEAD   Lene Waiter Told Police He Heard  Gun Diseharzces.

CAFE MURDER .CLOAKED IN MYSTERY   James Colosimo’s Body Found Behind Door But Slayer Succeeds in Escaping

LEADERS TELL MEN TO WORK   Department of Justice Reports Show That the Unauthorfiaed Walkoute Are In a Pair Way to Settlement.

ADVISED STRIKERS 10 RETURR 10 WORK AT CHICAGO   Chief of Strike Denies Report —Im portant Developments Expected.

DIGNITARIES AT LAST RITES — OFN. Y. BISHOF   VICE-PRESIDENT - ELECT AMONG PRESENT AT FUNERAL OF NOTED PRELATE

COAL DIGGERS IN CONFERENCE   HOLD MEETING TO CONSIDER OPERATORS’ ACTION   MPR BARR RWWA 4ON BBY  Understood to Have Proposal to Make to Mine Owners Regarding Settle: ment of Wave Argument.

HOPE PROPOSAL MAY SETTLE THE ANTHRACITE WAR   Scale Committee Meets and Will Submit Plan to Operators, Looking to a Peaceful Settlement of  Trouble.

MINERS TAKE UP OPERATORS’ WORD   Anthracite Workers. Meet te Discuss Rejection of Their Demand for Raise.

WAGE DEMAND OF MINERS REFUSED   125,000 Anthracite Workers Met With Refusal By Cperators.

ATI FEA PVT TY  MINERS HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT IN WAGE DISPUTE      Committee - of Anthracit ' Workers Would Accept  Oyneratare Tarme

THE CONSTITUTION HAS BEEN LYNCHED   Declare Expelled New York Assemblymen.

DECISION LAWLESS DECLARE MEN WHO ARE PUT OUT   Driven From Ballot Box, Where Shall We Go? Is Question Asked in Statement by Former Assembly: men—Action Is Called Treason.

RUHR VALLEY REDS MAT RETAIN HOLD TILL ALLY VERDICT   Question’s Whether Troops Germany Shall Be Allowed to Enter That Area.

AGTION IN RUHR VALLEY AWAIT WORD OF ALLIES   German Forces Canno'! Enter Territory Under Treaty; Leipsic Strike Ends.

ALLIES MAY LET SEAMANG INTO HUHR VALLEY   '‘Czecho - Slovakia Protests Against Permitting Such Action.   REDS SUPPLIED WITH WAR ARMS

SO SAYS J. HAM LEWIS, -THE PINK-WHISKERED ONE      Democratic Candidate For Governor Offer Some Ideas

LEWIs DEFINES WOMAN'S ATTITUDI   Declares She is “Against” Rather Than “For.”

WOMAN NATURAL FIGHTER   J. Ham Lewis Says Men Vo‘e fe What They Paver, Wonen Against What They Oppose.

~ FS AULED Wl   OTHER PRISONERS TURN.GUNS ON MAN WHO DOWNED KEEPER _ AT. CORPUS CHRISTL

ee 1 FRISCO AT U. S. EXPENSE   ND MEREDITH MEN THERE  MER A eet “GOVERNMENT BUSINESS.”   Disclones Vouchers o Vive, but Nature of Their Mission, Just at Convention Time, Is  Not Made Clear.  gand Pro be

Much Official Business Developed About Time Democratic Hosts Met   Ine Pullman Charge of $131 Scripps’ Son Denies Cox  _ Helped Him Evade Draft

USE PRESERVATIVE   n Order To Conserve The Nation’s Timber Supply. _

fhousands of Qhioans to Gather In Marion ‘Shursday to Stage a DemonstraHon,   PONOR SEN. HARDING   President Elect to Receiv Congralalatians of Buck eye Citizens> al His Mar ion Home.

MARION TO HAVE CELEBRATION BY OHIOANS TONIGHT   Special Trains. Will Bring Thousands to Harding  (ae

CLEMENCEAU ANXIOUS TO CONGLUDE PEACE   French Premier Refuses te Stand for “Stalling” Jn Negotiations  en the Treaty With  ee.

DEMOCRAT TO. .  - RETAIN SEAT   House Elections Com. _mitee Decides in Fav- or of Major

aie aaa ict ca nena ican iain 3  Salts Loses Contest For Seat in House

LIQUOR GASES MAY BE THROWN OUT OF THE FEDERAL GOURI   Warrants Were Not Obtained Uniti After Arrests Were Made—Decision Also Affects Radicals,

LIQUOR CASES MAY BE THROW OUT OF COURT   Arrests and Searches Are Prohibited Without Warrants Being Issued

RADICAL AND BOOZE ARRESTS UNDER FIRE   U. S. District Attorney Rules Arrests Without Warrants Illegal.   AFFECTS MANY CASES

STONES THROWN AT ~~ CONSTABULARY   te Goene of Trouble When the « Meila. Are Taken To Railway Station.

PRIORITY SOUGHT BERALE ENGLAND   Interstate Commerce Commission Is Asked To Issue Emergency Orders Te Meet Fuel Situatign Across.

COAL TO NEW ENGLAND   Raflroads ‘Tapping Eastern Fields Ask for Priority for Coal

New Priority Coal Order Is Asked  d   h Pe reTAe Ye =o  Want au Movement of Coal to Atlantic Seaboard for ‘Vrans-shipment to Sow Woelanad.

BILLY BSAC? RELATES VISIT TO SEN. HARDING   finely Jieated Ps Repalitican Nonmpec at Wari, Pooak Mom wy .   THANKS HIM FOR HIS WORK

aliadiameel —  PETE RE AND DESC REPTION OF DATUM SEND To DETROIT (By Asneciated i’reen)

GREENSBORO SCENE OF AUTO MEETING   Carohna Trade Association To Hold Annual Comention Lhere Sem 24 25

WOULD OUST MULE AS PARTY EMBLEM      Chicago Woman Wants Rooster Tc Represent Democrats; Will Take Supply to Convention

DEAD, 1 INJURED ~—AVAUTO ACCIDENT       CAR TLUNGES OPP EMIPANLML IN TOTS FF PoOr WATER NEAR LITTLE HOCK, ARK,

CHARLES MUNDELL POST NO. 216   Held Enjoyable Social Last Night in the I. 0. 0. F. Hall

RAIN KILLED VATHER AND SON,  Stenel, Motor Car of the fles. Louts Hesse. esitheare 6 ae   TRE WUE APE

COAL HEARINGS TO OPEN HERE   Inquiry Under Anti-Trus Law to Begin on Nov. 3

BONE DRY NE TEARS ARE QUIET   Noise and Cost of Celebra tion Both Decreased Since War.

MOB THREATENS JOHNSON AT BIG DRY MEETING   Angry Englishmen Object to “Pussy. foot Showing the Curse of Liquor in Britain

“Pussyfoot” Johnson Narrowly Escapes From Angry Crowd at Reading, Eng.

TRIED TO GAS ‘‘PUSSYFOOT’   American “Pry” Advocate Has Narrow Eseape in Knelanit.

BRITTON MOB OTARTo AFTER ORY LEADER WHO EFFECTS ESCAP!   ‘Pussyfoot” Johnson Agair Object Of Anger Of English Mob. *

“Passyfoot’’ Is Mobbed During Talk in England   Crowd ‘Tries 10° Break Down Doors: to ‘Attack -Drv -Leader Johnson

MR, PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON PREY OF ANGRY MOR   American Dry Narrowly Escapes Reugh Handling in England.   HE’S TARGET OF FOUL SMELLING CHEMICALS   Police Had to Be Summoned to Prevent Serious Disorders.

TEMPERANCE WORKER RUNS INTO TROUBLI   ANGRY LONDON CROWD TAKES EXCEPTION TO “PUSSYFOOT’ JOHNSON AMERICAN TEMPER ANCE WORKER

“pPUSSYFOOT’ ATTACKED      Dry Spenker Has Narrow Escape + From Angry Crowd.

HOSTILE  CROWDS pH      “ Pussy-Foct”’ Johnson Narrow ly Escapes Mob at Readin:   Makes Get-a-way in Taxicab Through a Graveyard

“PUSSYFOOT” FLEES ENGLISH CROWE   Chemical Bombs Hur'ed Into Temperance Meeting,

TRY TO MOB “PUSSYFOOT”   Angry Crow’ in England Attempts to Break Through Doors—Stench Bombs Are Used.

PUSSYFOOT FLEES      American Dry Advocate Escapes Mob in Berkshire, Britain

PUSSYFOOT HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Angry British Crowd Makes Fu tile Effort to Reach Him After Temperance Address.

PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON HAS HARD LUCK      Anti‘Temperance Mob Gath ers and Thows ‘*Stink’’ Bombs Into Meeting.

JOHNSON MEETS ‘HOT’ WELCOME IN BERKSHIRE   “Pussyfoot’ Had Nar row Escape from  Angry Mob.

CHASE JOHNSON FROM PLATFORM   American Dry Advocate Is Nearly Mobbed by English Crowd.   ESCAPES THROUGH EXIT

‘PUSSYFOOT’ JOHNSON FLEES ANGRY CROWD   American Temperance Advocate Mects Violent Opposition in London and Wales.

“PUSSYFOOT” JOHNSON NARROWLY ESCAPES © ~ FROM ANGRY CROWI   Raor-Off Primary

“PUSSYFOOT” EVADES A MOE   American Temperance Worker Has Another Narrow Escape in Engtand—Dodges Through Graveyard.

NAME COMMITTES TO REMOVE BABLER   WILL CARKY CASE OF MIs: SOURL COMMITTEEMEN TO NATIONAL CHAIRMAN,

LORD MAYOR OF CORK AT POINT OF DEAT   McSweney Is Momentarih Growing Weaker;. Belfast Is Blazing Inferno

MACSWINEY ALIVE, UNABLE TO SPEAK   British Government. Keeps “Martyr” Alive by Administering Restoratives; Thousands Pray Daily Before Starving Man’s Prison.

MACSWEENEY’S DEATH MAY OCCUR AT ANY MOMENT   No Indication of Any Change in the Policy of Premier Llovd.Georgce.

PREMIER SILENT AS Ht OTRIKER APPRAACHES [IEATH   MacSweney. So Weak He May Die at Any Moment; No Word From Llovd George

NO WORD RECEIVED   Indicating Change. of Policy Toward MacSwiney

Ill   E. M. Murphy. Sefls Jethro Mee! Farm in Clinten Township to. Sane’ Shirk.   SETS RECORD FOR COUNTY   FILES PETITION POR! 2 “WILL INTERPRETATION

GEAMAN ‘REDS: LED BY SOVIET   One Hundred Russian Offcers Assist in Operations of Workers’ Army.

SAYS HARDING HAS  A-“LISTENING POST’             BLICAN CAN NT JHCTATE Es  COX SAYS DIDATE   Democratic Candidate will Dedicite Campaign to the “New Day,” Hé Says

HARDING SAYS ISSUE IS LEAGUE, MADESO BY PRESIDENT, 6.0. P. ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

PEALE Wilh MONCH 10 Bt OOUE SAYS MAO'S GV   To Create New Day te Make Best Lessons of the Past   G. 0. P. NOMINEE LACKS PERSPECTIVE   Harding Makes Front Port! His “Listening Post” Says Candidate

WILSON HAS FORCED LEAGUE ISSUE UPON PARTY: HARDING GLADLY ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   WOULD BE PARTY TO 20 WARS 

HARDING BREAKS  QUIET ON ISSUES (IF THE CAMPAIGN   Senator Charges Wilson Forced League Upon Nominees,   ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   Says Republican Party Gladly Meets Plan Of Democrats. +

ne  riAIMS. PRESIDENT HICTATES POLICY   says Candidates Are Forced to Rocept Wilson’s Views.  cactic PLAN CONSIDERED   ording Declares That Execuive's One Concern is ‘‘Vincication of His Foreign Policy,” and That He Insists on This Issue Regardless of Costs or Consequences.  H

VINCICATION OF FOREIGN POLICY HIS ONE CONCERN   Wilson Forced the Democratic Nominees to Accept His League of Nations View.   REPUBLICANS ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE GLADLY   More Than Willing, Harding Says, to Have National Ref. erendum on Whether Ws Shall Have Four Years Mor of Peadiness to Surrender

COX HITS HARD AT OPPONENT'S STANDPAT VIEW   Says Republican Nominee Proposes to Make a Listening Post of His Front Porch   PARKED 30 YEARS AGO   And is As Reactionary As the Senatorial Oligarchy That Made Him the Nomi nee

COX ANSWERS HARDING   Comes Back with Campaign Charges Against Senator's Statement,

CHALLENGE IS ~HCEPTED BY HARDING   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILLING-TO MAKE ELEC_ SION A REFERENDUM.   GAYS WILSON FORGED ISSUE   Ohio Senator Bays Democratic Victory at Polls Would Embroil U.S. in Twenty Wars.

W IN EXCHANGE _ OF SARCASM   Governor Cox Charges . Harding’s Front Porch ‘fs “Listening Post.”   BOTH MEN DECLINE TO MIX IN WIRE DEBATE

COX ANSWERS SEN. HARDING   Says Republican Nominee Uses Front Porch as Listening Post

FRONT PORGH fo LISTENING FUSt,      Bemocratic Nominee Hurls Assault on Harding, Smoot, Penrose and Lodge.   COX: ee HE N’T REPLY DAILY   Says Republican Campaign May Develop Inio Morning Session of Senate.

Harding Says Governor Has Yielded to Wishes of President te Make It Chief Issue in Campaign.

COX DEDICATED TO TAK OF BRINGING PEAGE WITH HONOR   Charges in Statement That His Opponent Has Made Front Porch Listening Post.   INTIMATES TO REPORTERS SOME DAYS MAY BE DULL   Useless to Make Response tc Mere Morning Sessions of Senate, Cox Says.

COX BOMBARDS HARDING AT HIS ‘LISTENING POST   WILL BE AS FAR FROM PEOPLE AS LODGE AND PENROSE IN TREATY WAR

COX ANSWERS SENATOR —  HARDING'S STATEMENT      Will Make Best of Lessons of Past—Harding Has Isolated Perspective, Says Democratic Nominee.

ENATOR HARDING ANSWERED BY GOK   j0vernor Declares Republican Candidate Has Convertec His Front Porch Into a Mere Listening Post.

HABDING ACCEPTS WLSON'S. ISSUE OF VINDICATION   Accuses President of Forcing Democratic Nominees to Put the League First.

Such Is Charge of Gov. Cox Re: plying to Oppouent’s Statement.   DECLARES CAMPAIGN fSSUE   Says Things Harding Consider: Vital May Not Appear So to Him.

HARDING TO TASK   Democratic Nominee Replies Today to G. O. P. Candidate’s Statement.   ‘“‘FRONT PORCH A LISTENING POST’   Cox Says His Campaien Wil Be Dedicated to Bringing Peace With Honor.

“ELECT ME OR FIGHT WORLD” HARDING SAYS   if Democrats Win U. S. Will Enter Unreserved League,  He Savs   MEANS TROOPS CALLED   G. 0. P. NOMINEE SAYS YANKEES LIVES MUST BE GIVEN FO" NOTHING IF WILSON WINS

CON AND ROOSEVELT REPLY TO HARDIN(   GOVERNOR ASSERTS REPUBLI. CAN LEADER IS 30 YEARS BEHIND TIMES,   CALLING HAZY GHOSTS   Roosevelt Tellx Marion Man flistory Will Take Care of Wootdrow Wilaon'’s Part,

HARDING ACCEPTS LEAGUE AS ISSUE DURING CAMPAIGK   Republican Nominee Says Wilson Has Forced His League of Nations View on Democrats   MORE THAN WILLING, HE SAYS   Election Will be Made a National Ref. erendum on Question of Foreign Policy of America

HARDING TAKES UP WILSON GAUNTLET   CLAIMS PRESIDENT FORCED HIS LIEW ON DEMOCRATS.   Perfectly Willing to Make Election a National Keferenitum On Queetion of the Surrender of This Republic.

HARDING AGCEPTS WILSON CHALLENGE   Assues Statement Charging President With Forcing the League of Nations Issue   CONFERS LONGWORTE

HARDING'S PORCH A LISTENING POST GOV.COX CHARGES   ‘G. O. P. Chief Aloof From People Like Penrose And Lodge.’

Harding Charges Wilson  Forces League as Issue   G. O. P. Nominee Claims, in Statenrent, That President Has Forced Cox and Roosevelt to Accept His Views On Question and Declares Tammany Forces Are In Control—Republican Party Accepts Challenge, lla Cawe

HARDING ACCEPTS THE  CHALLENGE   7 Ready To Go Before People For A League of Nations Referendum

COX RAPS HARDING . ~ AND THE OLD GUARE   Says if the Candidate Sticks To His Front Porch He, is Likely to be So Far Out of ‘The Current of Affairs as To Be Useless,

GOVERNOR RETORTS TO HARDING TAUNT: BACK AGAIN IN 1890   Nominee Makes First Official Statement Since Nomination   PORCH LISTENING POST   Campaign Will Be Dedicated To Task Of Securing Peace With Honor

GOVERNOR COX ISSUES A REPLY TO MR.HARDING:   Declares Front. Porch Will Be “Listening Station”’ In Campaign   HARDING REFUSES TO MAKE COMMENT

COX REPLIES 10 HARDING   Compares “Perspectives” of . Two Standard Bearers.   CHARGES SENATE OLIGARGHY   Saye It Is Far From Heartbeats of the People— Wants “ Peace With Honor.”

COX REPLIES TO HARDING   Governor Assails the Stand of the Re. publican Candidate on League of Nations.

HARDING DECLARES WILSON RULES GOA ~ AND ROOSEVELT   President Forces Nominees tc Accept His Views on Leaque.   BIG ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN

ON FRONT PORCH A LISTENING   TABRING PEACE WITHHANARS   Will Dedicate His Campaign to the Task of Readjusting the Affairs of Civilization and Creating a New Day From Lessons of the Past,

“FRONT PORCH” TERMED AS “LISTENING POST” BY GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX

GUX REPLIES 10 THE CHARGES OF SEN TOR HARDING ON TREATY   Says Senator Has Isclated Him self on Front Porch, Away from Progressive Thought   TELLS WHAT HIS TASK IS   To Bring Peace With Hcaor to the World and Make New Day Out of Lessons.

COX REPLIES 10 RECENT. STATEMENT OF HARDIN   Charges That Republican Gandi date Has Made Front Porch   “Listening Post.’

HARDING CHARGES DRAW FIRE   Cox Assails Stand of the Republican Candidate on League.

SAYS LEAGUE ISSUE IS FORCED-ON COX   Harding Issues Statement At tacking. ihe Covenant,

GOX PLEDGES aurrdn Tus SEAT IDEALS   SAYS HARDING HAS ESTARLISII, EDA FRONT PORCH LISTENING PORCH IN CAMPATEN,

HARDING CHARCE ORAWS RESPONSE FROM GOVERNOR   ‘ : " Cox To Dedicate Campaign To ‘Bringing Peace With Honor  Charges Harding Out of Teuch With Progressive Thonelt

WILSON FORCES LEAGUE ISSUE, SAYS HARDING   Vindication of President's Policies Is Democrat's  Plan.

MAY SIDESTEP ON THE (SSUES   Governor Cox Says He May Not Regard All of Them as Vital.   INSISTS HARDING : GOES BACK TOO FAR    Democratic Candidate is Going to Create a New Day, He Sars.

Democratic Nominee In Reply to Opponent’s: s ~ League Statement 

Democratic Nominee Calls Republicar Leader’s ‘'Front Porch a Listening Post.” :

SAYS HARDING'S FRONT PORCHIS LISTENING POST   Cox Replies to Opponent’, Statement Regarding th League of Nations.

COX MAKES STATEMENT   ‘hifges Senstor Harding’s Front Porch Is “Listening Post.”

Nominee Makes Reply { Harding’s Statement of League Issue.   ROOSEVELT  REPLIE   Wants Question Discussec  Without Befogging H With Personality.

DEM: NOMINEES HARNESSEDWITH WILSON POLICY   Harding Declares resident Forced Party Leaders to Aceept League Issue.   CHALLENGE IS WELCOME

SAYS HARDING HAS  A “LISTENING POST’   COX SAYS REPUB CAN CAN DIDATE CAN’T THCTATE ISSUES’ *   Democratic Candidate Will Dedicate Campaign to the “New Day,” He Says

HARDING AGCEPTS CHALLENGE ISSUE   MAY SPLIT THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP BY STATEMENT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

HARDING THROWING A “SMOKE SCREEN ON THE LEAGUE OF: NATIONS, ROOSEVELT’S REPLY   Democratic Vice President Nominee Says He’s Willing to “Let the Peaple Decide’   TAKES SLAM AT “TYPE OF SENATORIAL MIND”

NEW INDUSTRIAL PLAN IN GERMANY   “SOVIET SYSTEM” TO PREVAIL IN ALL INDUSTRIES OF THE NATION,

SOVIET SYSTE ‘IS GRANTED EMPLOYES   Teutons Pass Fac: tory CouncilsLaw 213 to 64

COTHONIANS SUURE SUCCESS   ‘Agreement Between Nation  and Bolsheviki Government is One-Sided.   CONCESSIONS MADE THE ESTHONIANS   Soviet Government is Willing to Make Peace With the Great Powers.

ARMISTICE 1S ARRANGED WITH THE BULSHEVIKI      -Sthonia and Bolshevist Force: Cease War   Other States Arrange To Carry On The Struggle

ITALY AND JUGO-SLAVG HEADS IN GONFERENGE   Trying to Reach Some Mutually Satisfactory’ Compromise Agreement.

TRUMBITGH AND MITT! SEEK TD OFT TLE DISPUTE   Jugo-Slav Representative and Italian Premier Hold Extended Conference

: PRIGE 0 BE REASED APRIL 1   Official Predicts Raise s Result Of Inerease In Miners’ Wage

PALPH GREENLAW MURDERED   His Father and Brother Were FKillec  by Mexican Bandits: Monday.

WILSON'S ACTIONS   Is Arousing Officials in. the Department. of Justice

DEPT. OF LABOR CANCELS 150 DEPORTATION WARRANT:   Decision Releases Persons Arrested in  the December Raids — Reason at Insufficient Graunds.

REPUBLICANS IN ~~ OUXTH «WORRIED   Propose To Procvest Agains: Abolishment OF Fourth Congressional * District   Likelihood That Thirg And Sixth Will Absorb Fourth Puts Republican On Warpath   WOULD GIVE DEMOCRATS SIXTH

SUHODL SITUATION IN INDIANA GRAVE   EDUCATION BUREAU OF STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALLED IN SESSION

[EDUCATION BUREAU OF STATE ‘CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALLED IN SESSION

GOLD STAR MOTHERS STAND FOR LEAGUE   ONE A ASKS PRIV ILEGE or. SPE AK. ING TO W OMEN “OF COUNTRY  WHO. MADE 5 SACT IFICE .

Bounghs POSSIBILITIES WILL ANQUET NEXT THURSDAY   Chief Interest Centers in What Bryan and President Wilson Will 3] Have to Say,

PREOIDENT WAY STATE POSITION   In Regard to Third Term and Peace Treaty   BRYAN ALSO TO SPEAK   Prospective Candidates for Democratic Nomination for President to Meet at Jackson Day Banquet Tomorrow Night and Express Their Views—Letter from McAdoo

HILSON'S MESSAGE TOBE FEATURE OF BiG “LOVE FEAST’   Prospechve Candidates for Democratic Presidentia  Nominatien to Meet and Declare Views at Jackson Day Dinner.   BRYAN ON PROGRAM   Date and Place of National Convention to Be Selected at Meeting of National Commitee Members at Canital,

DINNER THURSDAY WILL BE GREAT POLITICAL AFFAIR   ASPIRANTS FOR NOMINATION WILL PUBLICLY DECLARE VIEWS.   PANDIDATES WILL SPEAK   specch By Beyan And Letter From President WHE Be Features of Pemocretic Gathering. Tomorrow Night

INTERES) CENTERS IN WILOON LETTER AND BRYAN SPEEGE   Oratory at Jackson Day Ban. guet Expected to Continue Far Into Night.   PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES WILL DECLARE VIEWS   Of Six Cities Ashing for Demoerttic National Convention Kansas City’ Was Virst to Begin Active Work, Among Arriving Committermea, Govertor Cornwell to Speak,

DEMOCRATS WILL MEET.   Positions to Be Taken by Wilso1 and Bryan Overshadow Other  Questions.

PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES T0 GET CHANCE   Jackson Day Banquet at Washington Will Be Attended by Democracy’s Celebrities.   WILSON AND BRYAN HOLD WHIP HAND

2-AING GIRGUS WILL PERFORM IN WASHINGTON   CANDIDATES FOR DEMOCRATIC : NGMINATION WILL TALK AT TWO DINNERS   Much Speculation As To Wilson and Bryan’s Message To The, Militant Democracy

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WILL DECLARE VIEW!   ‘Prospective Aspirants for Presiden  tial Nomination Wil! Speak at Jackson Banquet.

MUCH IN OTORE UR DEMOCRATS AT BIG DINNER   Wilson’s Letter and Bryan’: Speech to Be Chief Invredients,   Notables to Make Addresses and Convention City to Be Selected.

DEMOCRATS SLATED AS CANDIDATES 10 SPEAK AT BANQUE'   Dozen of Foremost Party Men Will State Views on Public Questions at Jackson Day Fete Thursday.   BRYAN IS SPEAKER   Interest Centers Around For mer Candidate’s Talk and Wilson’s Message—Kansas City Is Working.

NINE INDICTED IN THEFTS      $500,000 Worth of Property Stolen at Proving Grounds.

PROBE HUGE ARMY THEFTS   Nins Persons Held and Fifty Others Sought at Port Clinton Proving Grounds.

OFFICIAL FIELDING AMERICAN LEAGUE   RECORDS AS COMPILED FOR THE 1920 SEASON.   RAY SCHALK 1S AGAIN LEADER   Makes Best Showing of Any Catcher In the League — The Boston Club Stands at the Head of the Column,

BIG STEAMSHIP HRMS COMBINE   AMERICAN COMPANY NOW HAS MORE THAN 80 SHIPS IN ITS BIG FLEET

OHIP CORPORATION MERGE   THREE COMPANIES PURCHASED BY AMERICAN SHIP AND COM. MERCK CORPORATION.

GASOLINE PRICE GOING UI   Delegates to National Petroleum Con. gress Say They Don't Think it Will Stop.

GASOLINE’ PRICE GOING UP   Delegates. to National Petroleum Con. gress Say. They‘Don’t. Think : - -F¢ Will. Stop.

HARDING TAKES HIS COAT OFF: ~ MAKES UP PAPER   Movie Men Record Action to - Prove to Nation He’s ‘Baal Deintar -

HARDING SHOWS "EM HOW IT’S DONE   Rolls Up His Sleeves and Pro. ceeds to Smear Himself With Printer’s Ink.

HARDING MAKES UP FIRST PAGE   G. O. P. Nominee Bravec Type Lice and Worked as a Printer Today.

HARDING A ‘MAKE-UP’      He Pulled Off His Coat. Today and Made Up the Front Paze of ike Marion Stat.

HARDING WORKS ON “MAKE-UP” OF HIS PAPER   Movies Snap Presidential Nominee with Sleeves Rolled Up

HARDING “MAKES UP” FRONT PAGE OF PAPER   Presence of Movie Men  ‘Shows How He Can Work in Printer’s Office.

HARDING WILL PROVE HE 1G REAL PRINTER: MOVIES TAKEN TDA)   REPUBLICAN CASDIDATE ROLLS  CP SLEEVES AND WORKS EN HIS NEWSPAPER PLANT,

HARDING TO GIVE PROOF   G.'O. P, Nomince Makes up News puper Form While Movies Work.

HARDING PROVES HE I$ A PRINTER   Goes to Work in Own Plant— Employes Quit Work and Watch Boss

Ask Inter-Ailied Control Mission ter  Permission to Retain Military Paoaliee Tinder Armas.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT BEING WAGED II STATES TODAY   TENNESSEE HOUSE AND NORTH CAROLINA SENATE EXPECTED TO VOTE

Members of Lower House Spending’ the Afternoon Debating the Buffrege Question,

TGISOIN ~ TANNESSEE HOUSE   Motion to Concur in. Scnate Resolution Ratifying Amendment Before the Howse.

OUFFERAGE [3 NOW BEFORE THE HOUSE   BROUGHT UP AGAIN IN TENNES. SEE LEGISLATURE.   POMMITTEE VOTE WAS CLOSE      Ten Voted for Favorable Report While Nine Voted Against !t— Ghamber Filled With Lobbyists and Discussions Animated.

OUFFAAE LEADERS FEEL VIGTORY NEAR Ao VOTE DE JEMNEOSEE 10 GAS            efeénth  Amendment Hangs on Action epresentatives This AfterFight Promised.

TENNESSEE MAY RATIFY TODAY   Senate Resolution Brought Up and Debate Under Way

THE TENNESSEE HOUSE ADJOURNS “WITHOUT TAKING _ ACTION ON THE — SUFFRACE BILI   The: Sénate: Resolution Whicl ‘Passed That Body, Was Re reived in the House in the Regular Order.

BITTER FIGHT OVER FEDERAL SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT OPENS IN TENNESSER HOUSE,   BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT

MOQNSHINERS AND  OFFICERS HIGHT   Fatal Shooting Occurs When Raid Is Attempted Near Arcadia In Oklahoma.

OFFICERS IN BATTLE WITH MOONSHINERS   Three Killed, “One Wounded Wher Posse Descends on IMHilicit Stil Near Arcadia, Okla,

DEPUTY SHERIFFS —., SEAIN IN Bar   Moonshine Raids in in. Okla ' homa-Fatal’ for - Local and Federal Officers.

GASUALTIES RESULT IN HIGHT WITH MOONSHINERS   Three Dead and One Severel; Wounded in Attempted Raid on Still

Three Killed in Revenue’s Raid On Moonshiner:   Battle Rages About Whisk . Still in Oklahoma ; Posse

THREE DEAD, ‘ONE HURT INRAID OF DRY MEI   Posse Goes to Seene of Okla homa Still—Negroes Guar Approaches.

STOLEN CAR HAS ~ BEEN RECOVEREL   Man Whe Stole Dr. A. Jd. Donaldson's Ford, Abondoned.A ar After it Went Into a Ditch

BLPORMERS THREATEN TO LEGISLATE TOBARGA SIP   SEMLOUS SITUATION FACES To ACO TRADE, SAYS RIG CHIEF NO DOUBT THAT A cRUS ADE Ls CONTEMPLATED.

HEFORMERS THREATEN 10 EGISLATE TOBAGCO OUT   SERIOUS SITUATION FACES TOBACO TRADE, SAYS BIG CHIEF. NO DOUBT THAT A CRUSADE 1's CONTEMPLATED.

GALVESTON 13 QUIET PROVOST GUARD KEEPS WATCH ON SITUATION      NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEX AND SEVENTY-ONE OFFICERS ON THE ISLAND.

CASTING A RECORD YOTE   Angeles Expects Over 890 Per Cent of Voters to Cast  Las  eg 7

GETTING BACK TO WORK.   Gratifying Increases Reported In the -Namber-of Faccory Hards.

NUMBER OF WORKERS GROWS   Ten of the Leading Industries Report increase—Textile Line Pay Raised Most.

PROSPERITY OF MANY INDUSTRIES   December Figures Show Increase in the Number Employed as Well as in Wages Over Year Ago.

FIGURES SHOW PROSPERITY OF MANY INDUSTRIES   December Figures Show Increase in the Number Employed as Well as ir Wages Over Year Ago.

JUDGE KINKEAD DISMISSES THE GOODYEAR Sui   Motion to Quash Summons Sustained   Action For Receilyer Comes To An End

SUIT IS QUASHED   Action Against Goodyear Come pany Halted by Court Order

NO RECEIVERS FOR GOUDRICH   Rubber Company Wins In First Round In Court Against Dissatisfied Stockholder,

Summons To Name __ * Receiver Quashed   The Snit. of Brank: S. Moynett te Throw Goodyear” Rubber Co. hh / Hands of Receiver ‘Therawn Out of rCouwt.

DEMURRER SUSTAINED   Judge's Decision Throws Suit Apgainsi Goodyenr Rubber Company Out  of Court,

SUMMONS 18 GUASKED       iol  Court     AT Rae     Judge's Action Blocks  iyerghip Move.

COURT'S RULING QUASHES RUBBER COMPANY SUI   Petition of Minority Stockholder In Goodyear Company is Nol Soctsainad.

MEXICO RECOGNIZED BY ITALY AND SPAIN UNOFFICIAL REPOR}   Great Britain and Japan  Take Same Action Soon Probably.

TRIBESMEN KILL SPAIN’S MEN   Moroccans Inflict Heavy Losses or General Barrera’s Column in Outskirts of Sheshuan

JAPS INTO TEXAS.   ‘They Buy Large Tract in An Irrigafinn Nfaerloe.

ANTHRAX KILLS U. S. ANIMALS   Veterinary Sent to Texas to Take Steps to Wipe Out Plague—Five Towns Quarantined.

BUTLER SAYS BEER PLANK WILL WIN   California Senator Hoping That Convention Will Not Quibble Over League

JOHNSON SAYS HE I) CONFIDENT OF (1.0. P. NOMINATION   Declares He Is Sure Delegate: Will “Follow Plain Mandate of Plain People’—  Again Attacks League.

Lloyd George And Premier Millerand Begin Arrangements.  DELEGATION LEAVES  Armistice Terms WIlli Be Carried Out At BrestLitovsk.

GERMANS RELEASED FROM FEDERAL JAIL   Were Held Since Violation of Neutrality.

IN LEAVENWORTH PRISO   GERMANS CONVICTED OF VIOLATING NEUTRALITY TO BE RELEASED ON PAROLE,

ENGLAND'S PRINGE I AT SAN DIEGE   Guest of City Two Days— Round of Affairs Beuins At Noon.

RIVER FALLS NORMAL NORTHERN CHAMPIONS   Feam Jas a Percentage of 1,000 and With Only One Game Left to  Play the Coveted Title

RIVER FALLS NORMAL NORTHERN CHAMPIONS   Team Has a Percentage of 1,000 anc With Only One Game Left to Play the Coveted Title  . 2a “HAE.

‘ADVANCES PRICE OF SUGAR   Suet at ‘Ons dent. «Pound Wholesale is Announced  . Gamnane 7”

DEMOCRATS PLAN ‘MATCH WILSON’FUNI   One Thousand Supporters Of League To Be Asked To Give $500 Each.

‘THOUSAND DEMOCRATS WILL  ‘‘MATCH THE PRESIDENT’’   WITH SUM OF $500.EACH

DEMOCRATS P ANSE FUNDS Ht MANY NEW AGENCIES   “Match the President” * Cam: ‘paign is: Being Waged © anc “Other:Plans for Getting the “Moriey to Put Over Gox Ar. Under Wav Savs White.

ASkS A BIG SPECIAL FUND         Dévidcratic Chairman Calle on 1,000 to “Match -the President” With $500.

‘DEMOCRATS TO —-(TCH WILSON 2 YNTRIBUTION   POOR SHOWING BESIDE REPUBLICAN MILLIONS   Means Desired for Great and Heavy Assault “Against Misrepresentation in Interest of Partisanship,”

HALF MILLION WILL BE RAISED   By National “Match the President” Campaign to Be Launched

MATCH THE PRESIDENT GAMPRIGN FUN BEGUN BY NATIONAL GHAIRMPE   THOUSAND FRIENDS OF LEAGUI ASKED TO SUBSCRIBE FIVE HUNDRED EACH.

DEMOCRATS AFTER S000, 000 CASH TO PUT LEAGUE OVER   Will Ask Thousand Friends o! League for $500 Each for Propaganda Exnense.   MATCH THE PRESIDENT, WILL BE DRIVE SLOGAN   White Outlines Plan to Raise Fund With Which to Carry Issue to the People.

“MATCH WILSON” FUND ASKED   League Friends Requested to Fol low President’s Example   1,000 TO PAY $500 EACH   Plan to Raise Campaign Chest Announced by White

099 WILL SEE WILSON'S $500   Chairman White Will Rais: ‘‘Match the President’s Campaign Fund.”’

MATCH WILSON FUND STARTED   Democrats Hope to Raise $500,000 to Use for League of Nations.   SEEK 1,000 DONATIONS

CBairmnan Geo, H, White Proposes t “Raise a Half Million Compnigi .-Campaigg Fund From League Ad wocates in $500 Lots.

WHITE TELLS OF PLAN  IN USE   1,000 Persons Will be Asked To ‘‘ Match The President.”   Wilson Subscribes $500 To Democratic Fund Says White

WHITE AFTER $800,00¢   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN WANTS ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE TO GIVE $500 EACH.

DEMOCRATS PLAN 10 HAGE FUNDS THROUGH RAY NEW AGENCIES   ‘Match the President” Campaign is Being Waged and Cther Plans for Getting the Money to Put Over Cox Are Under Wav Savs White.

WILL ASK THOUSAND FRIENDS OF LEAGUE 10 DONATE $900 EACH $500,000 National “Match the  “President Campaign Fund” -., Bonifan Gubeepintiqn

DEMOCRATS PLAN $500,000 NATIONAL “MATCH THE PRESIDENT” CAMPAIGN FUND   Johnson Takes Harding - At His Word That He  . Means To Scrap Leagu

“MATCH PRESIDENT” SUHEME TO SECURE DEMOCRATIC. FUNDS   Democrats Will Call on 1,00C Friends League Nations to Match $500 Gift.   COX TO VISIT TENNESSEE   Wants to Go There to Congratulate State on Ratifying——Wilson to Enter Campaign.

‘MATCH WILSON’ FUND PLANNED   Democrats to Call on 1,000 Men to Equal $500 Subscription of President.

MATCH THE PRESIDENT CAMPAIGN   Democrats to Raise Half Million Fund in Contributions of $500 Faeh.

SUGAR TAX IN TURKEY TEN GENTS PER POUNI   Tax of $229 Demanded on Auto. biles That Bells in VU, S. for $595.

NEW-YORK PEOPLE ARE WALKING UP STAIRS NOW   Sirike of The Elevator Operators . Maw Revived 1 “Lost “> fee?

NEW YORK CLIMBS STAIRS   Strike of Elevator Operators Causes Revival of Lost Art in Gotham

Lost Art of Walking Upstairs Revived When 17,000 Elevator Operators in New York Strike

N.Y, ELEVATOR ~~ OPERATORS Ou   Elevator Men in Many Buildings Quit and Force People To Walk up Many Stairs Today. — Want More Pay

NEW YORKERS FIND WHAT LEGS ARE FOR   CLIMB LONG FLIGHTS OF STATRS UP MANY STORIES OF SKYSCRAPERS.

GREAT ELEVATOR  STRIKE 15 ON IN NEW YORK   SEVENTEEN THOUSAND OPERA TORS WANT INCREASED PAY. THOUSANDS AFFECTED,

NEW YORK REVIVES ART OF -WALKING UP STAIRS   Elevator Operators Go on Strik vant Office Workers Climb  : . Countless Steps. ~

N.Y. REVIVES LONG LOST ARI   Elevator Operators on Strike and Thousands Are Walking Upstairs.

N. Y. ELEVATOR OPERATORS G0 QUT ON STRIKE   Walking Up Stairways of Sky Scrapers Popular at Present.   17,000 Ask Increased Pay And Short Hours.

THEY WALKED UPSTAIRS   When Elevator Operators Went On Strike = -*  17000 MEN  In New York Se Seek More Pay For Their Work.

Railroads Must Get Money      BANKS CANNOT LOAN 2618,000,008 ~~ GOVERNMENT MAY HAVE TO EURNISH THIS 480051.

a £§ = 282 : aw ORY e535 MAE RECEIVED   RED FORCES NUMBER SEVERAL THOUSAND AND DESPERATE FIGHT IS REPORTED.

WESETTS CENTER OF REAL ATLE   REBSAND WORKERS ARMIES CONTENDING FOR MAS. TERY OF CITY.   EPORTS CONTRADICTORY   Correspondent Says Morale of the Reds Holding Town Very Low and Resistance Will Be Weak

DELAWARE SEES LONG SUFFRAGE -WRANGLE AHEAD   AS ASSEMBLY SESSION NEARS LEGISLATORS SAID TO BE WAVERING   OUTSIDE PRESSURE S SAID TO BE NECESSARY

BUTEA Fi  N UCLAWARE WN SUFFRAGE VATE TONAY   Victorious End of Struggle at Hand if Svmpathizers Act Quickly   PRESSURE FROM NATION IS NEEDEL   Legislators Waver a: Special Session Is Called

“DAREDEVIL AVIATOR’ Is INJURED “BY PROPELLER AT HEIGHT OF .500 FEET

AVIATOR’S DARING. THRILLS MULTITUDE   “Tex” Mebhoughlin, Struck by Propellor, Clings to Rope Ladder and Drips Blood on Spectators,

INJURED IN AIR DESCENDS SAFE   Daredevil Airman Struck bj Propeller at Height of 8,000 Feet.

DOING AIR STUNTS   Was Struck by Propeller of His Machine 500 Feet in the Air   SAVES SELF BY HOLDING TO ROPE LADDER

BELOVED FATHER PASSED AWAY   Long Time Resident of Hardin Township; Well Known Here -

NO HASTE IN THIS.   Man of 72 Marries Woman of 70—A 48 Year Old Romance.

SAILS WITH ERIN STRIKERS   Officials Take Sixty Prisoners. From Belfast Jai! to England on Warships.

TAKE HUNGER STRIKERS AWAY   Sixty Prisoners Transferred From Bel. fast to Wormwood Scrubs.

MONSTER MOTOR = WAS IN. TOWN   Large Crowd Attracted To Milwaukee Tracks To See Big Engine

THOUSANDS SAW CLR OTP, ENGINE   The Gathering Was Largest Seen From Sioux Falls to FEmmetsburg

Eee Oe  MARATHON TO — KOHLEMAINEN   Finn Takes Greatest of Olympic Events; U. S. Lands Relays.   ESTHONIAN COMES IN SECORD   Americans Were Left Far Behind ir the Big Race, Which Led Through Villages, Over All Sorts of Roads.

MARATHOM WON BY ‘FLYING FINN   Hannes Kohlemainen Takes Great Event of Olympic Games.   AMERICA LANDS TWO RELAYS   Yanks, While Not Scoring in the Prin cipal Event, Continue to Pile Up Their Total Score—Another Record is Made.

ANDREW D. CAUTHEN DEAD   Star Darlington Athlete Killed in Accident

FORMER COLUMBUS PUBLISHER S DEAD   Was 88 Years Of Age—Hearé Lineoln-Douglas Debate On Slavery Issne

BOLIVIA Las CLAIM 0 A PACIFIC PORT   SAYS PERU AND CHILE HAVE N¢ DEFINITE HOLD:ON HARBOR IN ARCIA PROVINCE.

MENT.      igh Schaal PSpram Fri jay y kv ning at Mothadist Chupeh.  T

GOLESMITH ENTERPAINMENT.   ' ‘igh Sehool Program Friday Evening a at Methodist ¢ hupeh,

HELP PUT GERMANY ON FEET   Hill im the Senate Designed te Aid in Rehabilitation.

ALBANIA FREE FIRST TIME   Withdrawal of the Italian Troops Leaves Little Country With Longed-For Liberty.

ALBANIA NOW IS FREE   For First Time in History No Invader Treads Her Soil.   Fought for Centuries Against Ecth Turk and Christian to Gain Her Independence.

FIREMAN KILLED, 4 INJURED. IN - BALTIMORE FIRE      Guests "in. Big” Hotel”. Flee  $100,000" Blaze in Naas. Ohare

GERMANY NOW UP AGAINST LARGE DEFICH   Minister of finance warns country of financial breakdown now imnending

GERMANY IS NEAR A FINANCIAL BREAKDOW!    Minister of Finance Gives National Assembly Warning of the Danger.

BRITISH POUND HITS $4.00 PEAK THIS MORNING   Cables on London Sold at $4,004, Shortly After the Opening—Demand at $3,995.

UNDER MARTIN LA   Cavalry and Artillery Troops Patrol Bristof Streets To Prevent. Strike Disorder: and Governor Goes to: See the  Situation.

CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY PATROL CITY. STREETS   Violence in, Rhodé Island. Town ‘Not Repeated—-Brakeman on -Erie Railroad. Assaulted.

At Al Costs; Governor: Says, After ~Anspection- Of-Town ~      RUBBER FAGTORY 15: GEOSED:   . . mo re ae _ iota os Cosimo: Forti, “Wounded in Yesetr. day’ a Fighting, Not Expected to  Recover—More, Troops: ‘Arrive

TROOPS PATROL BRISTOL   Rhode Island Town Under Martial Law to Prevent Recurrent Strike Riot

SOLDIERS PATROL ~ BRISTOL STREETS   Rhode Island City In State Of Insurrection. —

POLES REFUSE T0 HEED U.S. NOTE   Won’t Agree To Stop at Boundaries As Requested   GOVERNED BY “STRATEGY”   Polish Forces Continue Gains Against the Bolsheviks

POLES BALK AT. U.S. WARNING   Says Stragetic Considera tions Must Govern Its Course

POLAND'S FORMAL REPLY TC AMERICAN NOTE REGENVEL   State Department, So Far, Has Made No Comment on Ita Contents.

OFFICIALS SAY POLE NOTE NOT DISAPPOINTING   F ollows Informal Answer Sent Last Week; Comment Re : served by Officials on Offi  cial Communication.   POLES FAVOR PEACE, “~~ *"" SAYS TCHITCHERIN   Russ Foreign Minister Threat , ens Renewed Offensive 1 ‘Poles Do Not Conform t  Promises. °

POLAND oGORND ADVICE OF Uo IN (NE MATTER   Polish Troops Attack Lithuanian Troops Near Grodno Is Later Report Over Boundary Dispute,

POLAND ANSWERS U, S, REGARDING INVASION OF SOVIET TERRITORY   Cannot Stop Without Guar: antees From Bolsheviki Government.

While Agreeing With the General Contention Says Strategy Must Govern.   POLES CONTINUE ADVANCE   Report Bolsheviki Scattered and New Ground Already Recovered.

‘POLAND ANSWERS NOTE   Will Be Goyerned By Starategic. Cour siderations, ©

ANSWER T0 U.S. CAUTION   Strategic Considerations Will Govern Polish  Course.

MAY DEPORT INTERNED ENEMY ALIENS   President Signs Bill Passed by Con. gress Providing for Offensive Germans During War.

WILSON SIGNS ALIEN BILL   Persons Held as Enemies During War Can Now Be Deported and Forever Barred.

PERMITS OF DEPORTATIONS   President Bigns Bill to Make Possible Expulsion of Interned Aliens

WILSON SIGNS ALIEN BILL   Persons Held as knemics During War Can Now Be Deported,  -

CONTENDING FACTIONS IN LOWER  CALIFORNIA CONFER ON SCHEME TO AVOID FURTHER HOSTILITIES

CONFERRED WITH GOVERNOR CANTU   Effort Is. Being Made to Settle Differences in  - Lower California 

CORK CITY HALL RAIDED BY TROOPS   First Attack Since Arrest of Mac Swiney in August — All is Building Searched,   32 POUNDS MISSING   Outbreak of Disorders in Belfast Cause Summoning of Soldiers to Aid Police.

NO CANDIDATE   Will Present Frohivition Record of Each Nominee.   LEADERS ISSUE STATEMENT

WILL GET RECORD ALL CANDIDATES   Anti-Saloon League Will Not En dorse This Year But Will Enlighten the People

ANTL-SALOON LEAGU E NEUTRAL,   Will Not Endorse Any Presidecatial Candidate.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE NOT TO ENDORSE ANY CANDIDATE   Orders Con'pilation of Facts : and Present Stand Which Will be Made Public.

NO RECOMMENDATION BY ANTI-SALOON LEAGUI      Records of Candidates Will be Presented to People for Their Guidance.

DRY LEAGUE MAY QUIZ CANDIDATES   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO RE MAIN NEUTRAL IN CAMPAIGN BUT TO PRESS ISSUES.

‘Anti-Saloon League Will - Indorse No Candidate   EXECUTIVE COMMITTE MEET

PRO LEAGUE 10 SIT ON FENCE   DECISION TO REMAIN NEUTRAL “© REACHED AT ALL-DAY “ CONFERENCE

THINK GONZALES LEADS REVOLTER'   MEXICAN OFFICIALS HINT THE FORMER CANDIDATE HEADS UPRISING.

ACCIDENT CASES — SHOW MANY INJURED DURING NOVEMBER   Figures Given Out by the Départ : wet lube Ga ede Are Alarming, —

WON'T LET HUBBY WED FRENCH GIRL   Wife Refuses to Free Poet-Hus pand; May Deport His Sweetheart.   WAR BUILDS LOVE TRIANGLE   #, 3. ©. A, Seeretary, on Duty i France, Quits His Kansas City Wife for a French Maiden, but Wife Protests,  '

HON T LET HER HUBBY WED A FRENCH GIRL   Wife Refuses to Free Poet-Husband; May Depert His Sweetheart.   WAR BUILDS LOVE TRIANSLE   vv WC. A, Secretary, on Duty ir » France, Quits Hig Kansas City Wife for a French Maiden,  but We Protests, ie

QUITS HIS WIFE  FOR PARISIENNE   LEE SHIPPEY, MISSOURI WRITER IN AV INTERNATIONAL SCANDAL,   Confession That He Loved French Girl, Was Followed by a Depor, tation Hearing—He Was a “ey Soopptary.

Y WAR WORKER ~INLOVE TRIANGLE   Kansas City Woman Won't Le! Hubby Wed French Girl.   MAY DEPORT HIS SWEETHEART   Falls in Love With Daughter of Rich Frenchman Made Poor by the War—Asks Wife to Divorce Him.

me 1      will Confer: With Pi President Wilsws Relative to the League of Nations Probably This Afternoon,

COX EN AQUTE TO WASHINGTON   WILE STOP OVER IN PENNSYIVANIA FOR CONFERENCE WITH HITCHCOCK,   WILL DISCUSS THE LEAGUE   The League of Nations Will Be Subjeet Of Conference Between the Nominee and Adminiseration Leader ip Senate—Will see Wilson Sunday.

SOX WILL MEET HITCHCOCK   Democratic ‘Nominee to Discuss League of Nations With Leader

COX SPECDS 10 SEE PRESIDEN]   Democratic Nominee to Confer With Witsen on League of Nations Part of Democratic Campaign; Cox Will Seek Cost of Living Data.

MANY VISIT MEXICO      Says Strenm af Pleasure yerled From Cuba,

PLEASURE SEEKERS ARE HEADING TOWARD. MEXIC   More Feople are Going There ‘Than Toward Cuba, at T tis Sanson,

DIN ERTED TO MEXICO.   Movement of Americin Plensure Seekers Southward.

BIG MUSICAL SHOW COMING.      Famous Marcus Show of 1920. En Route From Pacific Coast to New York City,

ANOTHER BIG MUSICAL SHOW COMES TO E’VILLE   Famous Marcus Show of 1920. En Route From Pacific Coast to  ‘wt. WF. LEB. ORG

Lodge Appeals ToG. O. P. To Keep Promise:   Temporary Chairman of Republican Convention Flays  Wilsen Administration and Urges Constructive Policy for Future .

aes      Temporary Chairman [s Given Applause   IS KEYNOTE SPEECH   ok a A%6e—UcmMTCUC EU P!ULST OUD OOOO a SS ee eel ee  end  Declares Country Must a. “Dadsomed?

SENATOR LODGE MAKES KEYNOTE SPEEGH TODAY   Scores Wilson Administration and Lauds Congress for Work Accomplished. -

THE 1920 NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN CHICAGO OPENED AMID A BLAZE OF GLORY TODA\

$62.000 LOOT RECOVERED   Stocks, Bonds and Checks of Iilinoi: Concern Found in Coal Car at Terre Haute, Ind.

$62,000 LOOT RECOVERED   Stocks, Gonda and Checks of filingis Centern Found in Goal Gar at Terre Maute, ing.

‘IS DEAD AT CHICAGO   DEMOCRATIC LEADER A VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK.   Leong a Political Power im Illineis, But Bitterly Fought as a Bess— Had Differenees With W. J. Bryasz.

ROGER SULLIVAN DEAD   Democratic Boss who Defied William J. Bryan

ROGER . SULLIVAN DIES   Noted Democrat of Mlinois who Became National Leader Penses Away

ROGER SULLIVAN DIES IN CHICAGC   Democratic Leader for Thirty  ‘ Years Succumbs to Attack  of Bronchial Pneumonia.

ROGER C. SULLIVAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH   (hieago Democratic Leader Had Been Prominent in National and State Polities for 30 Years,

ROWER SULLIVAN, DEMOCRAT CHIEF, DIES IN CHICAGE   Was Active in Politics Thirt: Years—Planned to Enter Frisco Convention § at Head of Delegation.

AUGER SULLIVAN ABLE DEMOCRATIC LEADER 1S DEAD   Prominent in State and National Polities for Thirty Years   MADE FORTUNE IN GAS BUSINESS

SULLIVAN neMOCATIC LEADER QEAD   Chicago Man Has Been Prom inent In National Politics  . for Thirty Years.      SWUNG NOMINATION. ._ OF PRESIDENT WILSON      Starting In Chicago As a Poor Boy He Leaves Estate of * Over $1,000,000.

ROGER SULLIVAN, DEMOCRATIC BOo3 OF CHICAGO, DEAD   Man Who Made Nomination of Wilson at Baltimore in 1912 Possible.   From Machine Apprentice to Millionaire Business Man and Politician.

AUG OULIVAN, NOTED DEMOCRAT DEATH'S VIGTIN   llinois Man, Prominent. tr State Politics and Wel Known Throughout the Nation, Passes Away.

ROGER C. SULLIVAN NOTED POLITICIAN, DIES AT CHIGHGH   PROMINENT iN pp amen UATE PARTY rok PAST THINTS VARS.   LENDER IN HOME STATE   Had Numerous Clashes With Heya and Other Notables W hich cave Hom Tithe ef © Boss”  from Eneties.

DEATH SUMMONS ROGER SULLIVAN   Democratic Leader ‘Dies a Chicago Home After an fHness With Pneumonia   LED WILSON MOVEMENT   Had Participated in Every Convention of His Party Since. 1892 -

ROGER SULLIVAN, POLITICAL LEADER DIES IN CHICAGEG Was “Ancient Foe” of Bryan in Their ie

ROGER SULLIVAN DIES . VICTIM. OF PNEUMONITA   Illinois Democratic Leader was Only  59—Was Prominent Figure at. Baltimore in'1912.

ROGER SULLIVAN, NOTED! TH POLITICAL LEADER, DIES Is   TED! THE STRIKE SITUATION DIES IS SLOWLY IMPROVING   Vomocratic Chief, Who Wared Win  With trvan, Succumbs 0  Proeumiaogii

DEMOCRATIC LEADER DEAD,   Robert C. Sullivan Was Prominent in National Politics.

ROGER SULLIVAN CALLED BY DEATH   Illinois Democratic Leader ¢ Victim of Pneumonia,

ROGER C. SULLIVAN DIES IN CHICAGO AGED 59 YEARS     Democratic Leader of Cook  County Succumbs to Bron  chial Pneumonia.

ROGEAG. SULLIVAN, POLITIGAL LEADER, DEAD AT CHICAGO   Was Commanding Figure’ : National Affairs for Thirty Years.   Messages ‘of Sympathy Pour Into Home From All : Sactions.

ROGER SULLIVAN DIES IN GHIGAGE   Illinois Politician Commanding Figure in Many Great National Conventions

JUDGE LANDIS MAY ~GET CHAIRMANSHIE, OF BASEBALL COM   Popular Jurist is Choice For Task of Lifting Sport Dene, Miva    OFFERED $25,000 YEAR

FORMER LOCAL MAN MAY HEAD COMMISSION   JUDGE LANDIS WILL BE OFFER ED CHAIRMANSHIP OF NATIONAL BASEBALL COMMISSION,   CHICAGO OWNERS ARE FOR HIM   Special Grand Jury Investigating Corruption in Baseball Re sumed Duti¢s Today.

“U,S.CONGRESS TO BAR JAPS   Want So-Called “Gentleman’: Agreement” Cancelled— Will Co-Operate.   AGAINST  SECESSIONISTS   Declare Movement Was Encouraged By Manufacturers’ Association.

ASKS EXCLUSION OF JAPANESE NOW   Federation of Labor Wants Gentleman’s Agreement  Cancelled.

Labor Federation   . Wants Japs Excluded   Calls on Congress of United States tc Cancel Gentlemen's Agrecmen With Japan.

SEEKS JAPANESE PACT CANCELLED   A/F. L, Calls Upon Congress to Act at Once   TO BAR ASIATICE   Seceasionist Movement Re: aulting in Recent Railroad Strike Condemned.

LABOR WANTS. ~ JAPS BARRED   A. F. of L. in Convention Opposes Entrance’ of Orientals *

A. F. L. DEMANDS TOTAL EXCLUSION OF ALL ASIATICS   Agitators Accused O Trying To Discredit Rail Brotherhoods.

LABOR DEMANDS LS CLOSED. DOOR   4. F. L. in Montreal Asks ban Be Placed on Imimi- « 5a grants.

EXCLUSION OF “AARS SOUGHT AYA. EOFL      Convention in Montreal Calls on Congress to Cancel Jap Agreement   DECLARE WAR ON INDUSTRIAL COUR

A. F. OF L. WOULD BAR JAPs      Convention at Montreal Calls on Law. makers to End “Gentleman’s Agreement With Tokio.”

LABDR FEDERATION EGHTS IMMIGRANTS   American Federation Asks Congres: to Curtail Immigration of Japanese—Oppese “Out Laws”

FEDERATION WANTS ASIATICS EXCLUDED   .abor Body Asks Congress to Cancel Gentlemen’s Agreement with Japan and Keep Out Picture Brides.

War Declared ‘on Kansas In dustrial, Relations vot Courk      GOMPERS PLAN: APPROVED

‘WOULD BREAK _ WITH JAPAN   FEDERATION: DEMANDS ABSOLUTE ORIENTAL EXCLCSION,   FIGHT OVER SOVIET   PLEA’ FOR .RECOGNITION OF RUSSLA 18 TURNED DOWS.   Strong Resolutions . Also Adulptee Denouncing Outlaw Organiza‘tions in RK. R, Service.

ASK EXCLUSION DF ASIATIG LABOE   Federation Adopts Policy Against Immigration.

OUTLAW STRIKE: IS CONDEMNED   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR STANDS UP FOR R..R. BROTHERHOONe’   Declares Against Asiatic Im. migration and  Gentlemen’s Agreement With Japan. _

LAROR CONVENTION CALLS ERON CONGRESS#TO ABOLISH “GENTLEMENS NSS AGRBEME: ENT.”

NEW STEEL STRIKE HINTED AT ALE. MON TREAI MEFT   Labor Federation Is Urged To Aid Organized Workers.   H. C. L. ‘ DISCUSSED   Plumb Plan Rejected By Committee In Session.

PIGTURE BRIDE UNION TARGET AT OU TREAL   Secessionist. Movement, Comes In For Bitter Denunciaticn in Resolutions .   UNION OF JANITORS AND WATCHMEN, PLAN   Scheme for Voluntary Arbitration Body Rejected; Other. Method Seems Favored

t  SECESSION   American Federation of Labor Would Hold Membership Intact,

FEDERATION OF LABOR ON CONVENTION   Call Upon Congress to Absofutely Exclude Japanese and Other Asiatic immigration— No Use for “Picture Brides.”

LABOR INSISTS THAT THE JAP Bt KEPT OUI   ‘Irresponsible Agitators ’ Are Given Slap at Convention Today.   REBEL MOVEMENTS ARE CONDEMNED   Resolution is Passed Urging the Exclusion of All Asiatics.

AFL. WOULD SHUT  ALL JAPANESE OUT OF UNITED STATES   Montreal Resolution. Calls or Congress to Restrict All Asiatic Immigration.   ASSERT MANUFACTURERS ENCOURAGED SECESSION   Council Will Investigate Plan to Form Union of Building Service Employes.

a ds That Japs and Al > ef Asiatics Be Excluded from This Country   iT AT “PICTURE BRIDES”      Federation Also Adopts Resolution Condemning Recent Railroad Strike and Se pPoroinnicta

RED TERMS DANGEROUS SAY PREMIERS   Would Endanger Inde _ pendence of Poland Note Says.

ALLIES FROWN ON BOLSHEVIST PEACE PROGRAN   Soviet Government and Russian Minister in England Contradict Each Other   ENVOY QUITS ENGLAND   ENGLAND AND ITALY REJECT ARMY PLANK IN BOLSH PEACE PROGRAM.

POWERS BOW 10 WILSONS ITALIAN NOTE   Statesmanship of Presiden‘ Prevails in Russ-Poland Decision.   EXECUTIVE'S WISDOM HAS SAVED POLAND   All the Great Powers Now a Unit in Their Attitude Toward Situation.

RECOGNITION Ot CAMIET AFFUSEL   Great Britain and Italy Wil Not Acede to Present Terms.   BATTLE IS CONTINUING

REDS RUSHING INTO GERMANY TO ESCAPI   Charge Germany Furnished Soviet with Ammunition,

L9.G00 REDS ART CAPTURED DURING FIGHT   Victorious Advance Assures Liberation of Poland—Six Divisions of Russians Surrendered— Battle Still in Progress.

MOSCOW OFFENDS BRITAIN AND ITALY BY PEACE TERMS   Demand for Proletariat Army in Poland Russ Told Will Halt Recognition.   TROTZKY GOT MUNITIONS FROM GERMANY, CHARGE   Retreat of Red Army Caused by Lack of Ammunition Thru Leader’s Tardiness.

Germans On Border Unable To Control Swarms Of Reds Who Surrender.   BULLETIN.

BOLSHEVIKI = - DRIVEN BACK BY THE POLES   RUSSIANS HAVE RETREATED 3 MILES FROM WARSAW— POLES STORMING  LINES -

CLAIM CAPTURE OF PRISONERS   63,000 Men Cap‘ured; Also 200 Gul: and 1000 Machine Guns are Taken.   POLES CAPTURE PRZSANYSZ

SOVIET ARMY IS. IN GRAVE PERIL   POLES FLUSHED WITH VICTORY AND PRESSING ON.   REDS PREPARE TO MAKE STAND   Fate of Nerthern Forces May Be Decided On Battleground of Marshes Between Towns of Ostralenka and Lowra.

POLED TAKE 19,000 REDS AND NATION'S LIBERATION {5 ASSURED GY VICTORY   Heavy Losses Entailed by Bolsheviki Retreat but Army May Escape Total Destruction.   ‘POLISH AIRPLANES DROP WARNINGS ° TO SCLDAU -THAT IT WILL BE RAZED

SAYS GERMANY TRAFFICS WITH SOVIET ARMIES   Lendon Times Corresponden' Insists Ammunition Is Shipped to Soviet   RUSS CROWD OVER RORDER   German Troops Call for Aid in Handling Soldiers Wanting te Ke Interned

Spirit Of President Wilson Has Not Surrendered Though Gaunt Figure Gazes Downward InPhyvsical Defeat

 Wilson fs Only the Ghost of th  Pres‘dent Who Once Thrilled World.   CLINGS TQ CONVICTIONS   President Stil Has Faith in Partnership of Nations for Pears.

WILSON APPEARS ~ PATHETIC FIGURE TO HIS VISITORS   Lawrence Describes Meeting Be tween President and Senator Lodge.   STILL NECESSARY TO-USE * “HIS CANE WHILE WALKING   “You See Gentlemen I Can No Yet Dispense With My Third Leg.’’   WEAKNESS IN HIS VOICE   Words However Plainly Audible as He Converses With the Committee.

NO FRICTION SAYS DAYTON   (ity Cemmissioner Denies Any Disagreement or Misunderstanding ‘ With Fair Board.

City Cemmicsioner Denies Any Dis. ‘agreement or Misuaderstanding * With Fuly Beare.

-. J. BweAringin Will be in his Roswell office from Cirst to fifteanth of each month. tfe

MEXICANTAXES ARE A HANDICAP TO AMERICANS   Movement On to induce the U. 5. Government to Modify the Heavy income Tax.   MUST PAY TAXES TWICE   American Commercial Bodies Everywhere United In Effort to Soften the Law. -

THE OMAHA ‘GRAIN MARKET.   American Chambers of Commerc: Tuite to Induce Government te Changewe Realinc.

MEXICAN TAKES AL HANDICAP  10 AMERIGANT   EFFORT TO INDUCE GOVERNMENT TO MODIFY THE HE AVY INCOME TAX.

RT ee May EY Gen  "TE   Also Capture, Three - Guns. 0 Front Opposing Gen. Wrangel's Ferces.

SOVIETS CAPTURE 11,000   Mescow Communique Claims Reds ligve Triumphed Over  Why eee vance et Trac ne.

LABOR DEPARTMENT REPORT WILL SHOW BREAK IN PRICES   WHOLESALE PRICES HAVE BEEN DECLINING FOR THREE WVONTHS

RETAIL FOOD PRICES DRO!   I ’ Wholesale Prices Have Been Declining For Three Months,

TO SHOW DROP   Labor Department Report on Costs Under Preparation.

PREDICTS BREAK IN FOOD PRICES   Labor Department Report Shows Decline in Many & Retail Costs.

BREAK IN FOOD PRICES WILL BE SHOWN IN PRICE REPORT PREPARED BY LABOR BUREAU      Wholesale Prices Have Been on Decline For 3 Months, and Drop in Retail  Prices Sure to Come

LABUR DEPARTMENT WILL JOOUE QTATEMENT NEXT WEEK 10 SHOW CHANGES   Farmers’ Receipts Declined Ten Per Cent During August, Official Government Report Is Said To Show. \:

INQUIRY SHOWS FLAT BREAK IN PRICE OF Foon   Labor Department Preparing ‘Report on Data Gathered - In More Than.50 Cities   COMMODITY PRICES ARE ALSO DROPPING

FOOD PRICES BEING LOWERED BY RETAILERS   Labor Department Offi cials Prepating Price Report   DECLINE OF 10 P.C.   Crude: Rubber and Leather Are Near Pre-War Ficures

BREAK IN RETAIL ~ PRICES EXPECTED   Report Should Show Reduc tions as Result of Drop in Wholesale Prices.   GOING AFTER RESTAURANTS      Officials to Act if Prices Are Maintained at War Level,

LANGUAGE TEACHERS MET   Association Heid Annual Meeting : in Topeka Saturday

TEACHERS MET   Asso¢iation Heid Annual Meeting in Topeka Saturday

Tenth Federal Reserve Bank Loaned Te Non-Essential Industries, Ia'the Claim.

MARTIAL LAW  IECLARED IN SAAR DISTRICT. GERMANY  is a Result of New Disturbance:   As a Result of New Disturbances Breaking Out There.

Interesting Meeting Held by the Club Last Monday Evening at School House.

PROGRESS CLUB      Interesting Meeting Held at High School Monday Evening.

EGGS GOING TO BE HIGHER THIS WINTER SAYS POULTRY SHARK   Scarcity of Storage Stock Will Sen Prices High During Winter Months

EGGS TO BE HIGHER IN WINTER      Searcity of Storage Stock Will Send Prices High During Winter

AUTOMOBILE GAS BEING DISTILLED FROM STRAW   Special Force Detailed to Ar. lington Experiment Farm to Continue Tests.

GAS MOTOR CARS S INNOVATION   Straw Scheduled to Be New Power Behind Automobiles, Is Report.

NO MOTOR FUEL FAMINE WHILE STRAW PILE LAST:   Gas Being Distilled from Ordimars Straw at Agricultural Exneriment Station.

GEN. WRANGEL  LEADER OF ANTI BOLSHEVI TROIS.  May Be Called to leat ‘the Russian Go  vernmes   May Be Called to Lead the Russian  Gavernmeat   To Case of the Disintegration of the Soviet Goverament.

2 VERY GHATIFING   es LOCAL FACTORIES PUSHED TQ itd. THEIR ORDERS.   Outlook Is Bright for a Rig Business Year.

[5 VERY GRATIFYING   LOCAL -FACTORIES PUSHED Fo             4 Outlook Is Bright for a Big Business ro Vear, Tots

REED 10 SUPPORT GOVERNOR COX NOW   Junior Senator From Mission Barred From Convengpn Lauds Democratic Nominee,

REED TO STAY IN FIGHT   Missouri Senator Lauds Selection o Governor Cox as Democratic Candidate.

BLOCKADE OF RUSSIA CAN BE MADE EFFECTIVE WITHIN A FEW HOURS BY THE BRITISH

DEFEATED KEOTA et - FRIDAY NIGHT   High School - Debaters Defeatet » Strong Keota ‘Team Priday’ a  Wioht

-CHECOTAH WON. AGAIN:   High School -Debators Defeated ‘Strong Keota Team m Friday Nicht... = =.

MRS. WM; GOLDBERG, SR., PASSES AWAY TODAY   LOCAL’ WOMAN DIES. AVTEI YEAWS ILLNESS WITH HEAR! TROUBLE

MRS. WM. GOLDBERG, SR. PASSES AWAY TODA}      LOCAL WOM DIES AFTEI YEAR'S ILLNESS WITH HEAR’ TROUBLE

Meeting Will Be Held in Sedalia, June,24, by Party Members Favoring Removal of Babler, Cole and Others.

MISSOURI. G. 0. P.. TO” MEET   Bute. tat Issued fo Republ?:ans -for dune 24. 77

HE [3 MAKING MAILLIQN A YEAR IN LEGAL WORE   Defeated G. O. P. Candidate Has More Big Fee Work Than He Can Do

A DECLINE IN MEAT PRICES   Wholesale Beef Quotations Fell Off in Last Month, Packers Say,

"W’GRADUATE WILL BE NEW COUNTY AGEN       AGRICULTURAL COMMITT CURES MAN TO FILL P LEFT OPEN BY CLARK'S RE NATION

UY GRADUATE WILL BE NEW COUNTY AGENT       AGRICULTURAL COMMITEE SE. CURES MAN TO FILL POSITION LEFT OPEN BY CLARK’S RESIG TON

7 DIE WHEN TRAIN RUNS DOWN AUTO NEAR FRANKLIN   NASHVILLE FAMILY NEARLY w IPED OUT—ANOTHER MAY NOT LIVE

[0 REPRESENT INDIANA ON RES OLUTIONS COMMITTEE   Poll Shows Most of the Indiana Delegates Are “Pry”   SEVEN OIE   When Train Runs Down Auto Nea: Franklin .   Nashville Family Nearly Wiped Out— Another May Not Live.

(7 AUTOISTS DE SINDAY   TRUCK OF PICKNICKERS STRUCK BY TRAIN  BROWN COUNTY FAMILY   Almost ‘Wiped Out In Accident Near ‘S. Franklin

Mrs. Frank Robertson anc Son Killed in Sunday Auto Accident   TWO SERIOUSLY INJURED

TRAIN HITS AUTO NEAR FRANKLIN. KILLING SEVEN   Nashville Family Nearly Wived Out  Avother May Not Live

SPECIAL SESSION MAY _ BE CALLED THURSDA'   tovernor Goodrich Tentatively _ Sets Thursday as Day for. Calling Legislature.   FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

SPECIAL SESSION SET FOR THURSDA\   INDIANA LEGISLATORS WILL TAKE UP THE MATTER OF SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   (By United Press)

“WORE HOMES” 15 SLOGAN OF GOX HOMEOWNER (5 A REAL PATRIGT   HE MAY MAKE THAT ONE OF HIS BIG ISSUES IN CAMPAIGN 4   GOVERNOR HAS ALWAYS BEEN ARDENT ADVOCATE OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND MAY NOW BE MEANS , OF FINALLY SECURING VOTE FORSEX  __ xj   PRESENT ROSTER OF FARMER-LAB@QR PARTY WILL BE SHUNTED OFF LIST, IN MINNESOTA, AND THE MEN DEFEATED ON N. P. L. TICKET IN THE FIGHT RECENTLY IN THAT STATE WILL BE SUBSTITUTED

GIGANTIC FORTUNES   Some tncomes Increased a Thousand Per Cent According to Reports ee ee ee

LANDLORDS AND TENANTS ROW   Nearly Come to Blows at Profiteering Hearing in Albany.

‘ORMY SESSION IER RENT ISSUE   wing Aecorded Landlords and enants in Albany Threat. ens Free For All Sattle   eculaitive Landlords” Charac ized As “Rent Hogs” and milar Expressions Common

RENT PROBLE AAIotD ROW IN HEARING HELD   LANDIORDS AND TENANTS IN NEW YORK BARELY KEPT FROM FREE FIGHT.   Legislative Committee In Albany I Treated To Charves and Acecusations ot All Sorts.

N.Y. LEGISLATURE PROPOSES 1 CURE RENT PROFITEE RINE   TENANTS AND LANDLORDS AP. PEAR TPPORE COSSMEPTER. HOT ARGUMENTS ENSUF.

STOCK MARKET IS UNEAS}   Another Flurry Carries General Mo tors and 7 Issues Up and own.   LANDLORDS AND TENANTS STAGE BIG BATTLE      Gothamites Face Each Other at Al. bany in Hearing on Profiteer  Legislation.

LANDLORDS AND ~ TENANTS: FIGHT   Debate Before N: Y. Legislative Committee Resembles  World Series Game.

HARDING GREETS TEXAS REPUBLICANS   Breaking Up of Solid South Would “Herald New Era,”

HARDING GREETS  FEXAS FAITHFUL   Expresses Hope Breaking Up.of Democratic Solid South to Be  Campaien: Result.

HARDING URGES TEXANS TO BREAK “SOLID SOUTH’   Sends Message to Repubican Stat Convention Calling for Harmony and Hard Work.

HARDING SENDS NOTE TO TEXANS   To be Read at Republicar State Convention   CORDIAL GREETING   Nould Herald New Era in American Politics if this Could be Breaking Up of Democratic Solid South, He Says — Important Confer. ence to be Held Today

G.O.P. Headquarters Launch Attack on Statement’s in Cox’s Address.

REPUBLICAN LEADER FORSEES NEW ER!   Sen. Harding Tells Texans That Break in Democratic Solid South Means New Era

BREAK SOUTH, HARDING WIRES   ACTION WOULD HERALD NEW ERA IN POLITICS, SAYS G. O. P. LEADER

IN SOLID SOUTE   Congratulates Texas Republicans; Will Hold Conferences Today to Consider Campaian Matters.

Harding Sends Greetings _ . To Republicans of Texas _ Now in State Convention

4QPES FOR BREACH IN SOLID SOUTI   Senator Harding Sends Mess age to Texas Republicais.

MORE. TROOPS FOR IRELAND   London Daily Herald Says Several Thousand Soldiers Are to . Ge to Erin.

IRELAND GETS MORE TROOPS   Additional Cavairy and Infantrymen Qn ta Brin

BANK LOOTED BY ARMED MEN $10,000 TAKEN   Reports Say Bandits Are Surrounded Near Wolfe Lake, Michigan.

kN a  PIES OF OF GROCERIES. HIT THE TOBDGGAN   BUTTER DROPS SEVENTEEN CENTS A POUND AND SUGAR Is RE* “DUCED A DIME,   GRAIN MMBKET GOLLAPSES   Millions of Bushels Thrown on Chicago ‘. Exchenge.and Big Decline © z Effected.

MARKETING PROJECTS ARE UNDER OPERATION   INDIANA FARMERS ASSOCIATION IS BACK OF PLAN TO SHIP PRODUCTS

FARMER “ASSOCIA. TION MAKES SURVEY   PLAN TO AID FARMERS IN STOCK SHIPMENTS NOW UNDER WAY

FASHION NOTE: $00 SPRING. SUITS TO BE. 8100. NEXT YEAR      At Least Thuy ds What Retail Clow '  itrs ab Chicage Convention. Dive Cha *

WILSON REJECTS LODGE PROPOSAL   Ratification of Treaty More Hope less By Acticn on Substitute.   TAFT RESERVATION KILLED   President Declares Lodge Substitut to Original Reservation on Article Ten Not Acceptable.

WILSON SAYS ARTICLE MUS. HOLD AS DRAFTED.  By J. BART CAMPBELD, Internationa] News Service Sta

REUECTION 15 GUAT AND FLAT   ‘Wilson Orders His Adherenis  to Again Vote Against the  Ledge Program.   LATEST PROPOSAL  VEZES THE PRESIDENT   By Agreement All Proposed Changes in Article 10 Must Be Acted on Todav.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF LODGE’s SUBSTITUTE   For Original Reservation of Article X Makes Ratification Hopeless.   President Would Refuse to Deposit I Io Paris If Senate Didn't Accept It Substantially as He Wrote It.

FRANK M’ILWAINE WINS   Rushville Man Elected Grand Junior Warden of Odd Fellows

Declares Retrieval is Possible without . Great Difficulty ‘if Its Three Recommendations are Followed   PROPOSES DISPATCH OF © OFFICERS AND MUNITIONS      Lloyd-George Asserts Allies are in Accord Regarding Negotiations with Russian Soviet Government

ILLINOIS RESULTS SHOW LATE CHANGE   OGELSBY, WITH LOWDEN'S sur PORT, TAKES LEAD OVER THOMPSON CANDIDATE

OUFIER TONE NDOPTED IN  REPLY 10 BRITAIN   Bolsheviki Waives Demanc for Disarmament of Po land, and “Civil Militia’

REPLIES TO NOTE. SENT BY BRITISH   Waives the Proposals For a Civil Militia in Poland and the Nation’s Disarmament But Demands Poland Make an Honest Bid for Peace.

RUSSIA WAIVES — DEMANDS AND. BACKS DOWN ON  DISARMAMENT   The Crisis Is Past and the Soviet Will Ask No Terms in Polish Armistice Not in the  _ Previous Note. ‘

RUSSIA OFFERS 70 WAIVE ANY ~ ARHISTICE TERMS PROPOSED AT ~ MINSK: BACKS DOWN ON DEMANDS

Will Waive Any Terms Submitted to Poies Not Contained in Kemeneff Digest   SOVIETS BACK DOWN ON DISARMAMENT DEMANDS   CONCILIATORY NOTE RrQUIRES THAT POLES “MAKE HONEST BID FOR PEACE AND CEASE. INTFRRUPTIONS.”

TCHIPCHERIN NO LONGER INSISTS ON RED MILITIA   Disarmament Demand Forgotten; Would Keep Peace Now.

RUSSIA ANSWERS THE ULTIMATUM   Offers to Waive Any of Armistice Terms Not in Digest Previously Submitted   IS CONCILIATORY IN TONE   “Backs Down” On Polish Disarma‘ ment Demand But Insists Honest Bid For,Peace be Made

SOVIET REPLY IS RECEIVED   Russ Waive Any of Armistice Terms Not Included in the Original Draft.   GRODNO ENTERED BY POLES   City Was General Headquarters to Bolshevist Forces Paris Reports.

RUSSIA YIELDS 10 THE DERANDS OF PREMIERS, WAIVING MINSK TERMS   Answers Ultimatum Of Britain And Italy; Full Agreement “& Restored.   POLISH ARMY IN  GRODNO

OFFERED POLES   Soviet Note Expresses Willing.  ness to Waive Objectionable Demands.   EASES ACUTE SITUATION   ‘Russian Minister Remains in  London After Note Is ; Raeaiverd 

Soviet Peace Commissioners Back Down’ on Demands for Complete Polish Disarmament   Disaster to Armies of Invasion Has Salutary Effect on Bolsheviki, Who Modify Attitude —

WAIVE PROPOSAL FOR civ  “JL MILITIA IN: FOLAND AND DIS. T DEMANDS:   DEMAND POLES MAKE  REAL PEACE EFFORT      ae _ me  Reds Aygumentative, on Some Points, Repronching Entente For ;  i Fone df Ultimatum, i

DUVETS DECLINE —TOMODIFY TERM   IN REPLY TO BRITAIN BOLSH. EVIKI REPEAT PREVIOUS NOTES ON SUBJECT   Reiterated Willingness of Reds to Waive ‘‘Civil Militia’ Ques. tion In Poland As Asked By the Allies.

QUARANTINE 1S EXTENDED   State of New Mexico Is Included in Pink ‘Boll Worm Ban

MBEZ7LEMENT GHARGE 9 FILED AGAINGT TWO MISSING BANK HEAD   PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS FAILED TO OPEN FOR BUSINESS YESTERDAY MORNING,

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES FILED   Banks Failed to Open Doors Thursday; Of-: . ficials Are Missing

‘MONDA ROSE’ IS BACK IN CHICAGO   Will Explain What She Knows Abont Disappearance Of Employers’ Funds

TRIED TO BLACKMAIL BANKER   Arrest at Hastings, Neb., Followed  he ao Cnmfeaeacian

TRAP YOUNG BLACKMAILER   Well Known Hastings Youth Nabbec After Trying to Graft Retired Banker.

FRENCH RAILWAY WORKERS ORDER A GENERAL STRIKE   Conditions Near Crisis and Retief Ex. Pressed Unions Wilt Break Or Country To Uy.

FRENGH RAILROAD WORKINGMEN   Issue General Orders > 2   MEDITERRANEAN R. R. CO.

; FRENCH kK. RM MEN of OUT. A General Strike Ha Has ian Been ‘Cone - —Siteation

FRENGH AAIL MEN ORDERED 10 QUIT   Early Failure of Strike o Paralysis of Traffic Freely Predicted,

GENERAL RAIL STRIKE ORDERED BY WORKERS   Government Issues ‘Mobilization Request for Men to Keep Up Traffic.   TO REACH CRISIS TODAY

GENERAL RAILROAD STRIKE ORDER [3 SSUED IN FRANGE   It Advises Greatest Calm, No Provocation and No Damage; Cabinet Called.

SERUM MAY SAVE ONE VICTIM OF BAD OLIVES   Rushed to New York Saturday, Antitoxin Arrived Too Late to Save Unele of Girl.

ANTI-TOXIN SAVES ~ BYFAR.OD Cie   Victim of Olive Poisoning From Which Her Relatives All Perjshed.

-ANTI-TOXIN SAVES A LIFE   ‘Eight Year Old Victim of Olive Potsoning Seems on Way to Recovery

CAR SERVICE IN DES MOINES IS SUSPENDED   Order of Judge Wade Issued Today States Nothing Can be Done Until Agreement is Reached.

BAYAN URGES MICDIFICD TREATY RATIFICATION   COMMONER PROPOSES PLANK ON ISSUE TO RETAIN SENATE RESERVATIONS.

BRYAN PROPOGES NEEDED CHANGES i PEAGE TREATY   Commoner’s Plank Provides for Majority Vote. Ratification. of Treaties   ELECT LEAGUE DELEGATES   Hopes to Have Senate Make Peace on Same Basis as War ts Declared 

BRYAN ANNOUNCES PLANK PROPOSED ON PEACE TREAT   RATIFICATION OF COVENANT  PROVIDED WITH RESERV TIONS SUCH AS SENATE MA JORITY APPROVE RELATIV! TO THE LEAGUE OF NATION —PURPOSE WOULD BE T' MAKE LIT AS EASY TQ:.. EW WAR AS TO START ONE. 2

Bryan Makes Public His Platform Plank Dealing With League of Nations

W. J.B. WOULD MAKE EASIER TO ADOPT TREATIES   Prepares a Plank Calling for Con stitutional Amendment to Make Majority Rule.

BRYAN FAVORS — * RATEGATIN   BUT - WITH RESERVATIONS   i rs ee ee  Announces: Plank. “Which. He. Would  Like’ teo-Have The Cdnvertion, : - -\ - Adopt :

HOUSTON TO. BE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY   Present -_, Agriculture Head to: Be ‘Succeeded by Edward T. Meredith of lowa,. Says: White House Bulletin. °°   AUTOBIOGRAPHY

FARMING EDITOR TO SUCCEED HOUSTON      EDWIN T. MEREDITH OF IOWA TO BE NAMED SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

HOUSTON NAMED TO TAKE PLAGE OF SECY. GLASS   Iowa Man Is Given Port folio In Agricultural Department.   CHANGES IN CABINET ARE ANNOUNCED .AT CAPITA   Glass: Becomes Senator Taking Place of Martin of Virginia.

IOWA EDITOR TO CABINET   Meredith Made Secretary of Agriculture.   “HOUSTON TO TREASURY PLACE   Wi!! Be Named By President Wilsoa, to Succeed Carter Glass, Resigned.

Edwin PP) Meredith of Des Moines Telegraphs Acceptance From Miami, Wlorida, Where He  Is Wintertne.

TREASURERSHIP IN THE CABINET EDITOR MERIDETH OF IOWA GETS HOUSTON’S OLD JOB. CARTER GLASS TAKES A SENATORSHIP

HOUSTON’S PLACE IN THE CABINE]   Towa Man Will Be Secretary of Agculture According to Anneuncement Today   HOUSTON BECOMES SECRETARY OF TREASURY   Meredith Is On His Way te Wash ingica' to Take Up His New Duties

MEREDITH OF (OWA TO TAME CABINET PLACI      fie Will Be Seeretery of Aari culture, Mr. Houston Being : Winde Treasury Head.

SECRETARY HOUSTON TD BE-APPOWNTED TO TREASURY POS}   Will be Succeeded by Edwin T Meredith, of fowa, Editor of “Successful Farmer.”’   ‘HOUSTON IS FROM ST. LOUIS   Has Been Member of President’ : Cabinet Since Wilson's First Inauguration.

New Secretary of the Treaury I: a Resident of St. Lonis—Ha: Leen in Wilson's Cabinet Since President’s First Inauguration.

Nominations of Both Men Were Sent to the Senate By President Wilson Today—It is Expected They Will Be Confirmed Speedily Without Any Opposition.

E.T. MERIDITH 10 BENEW SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   lowan Will Succeed Houston, Who Will  Assume New Post.

IOWA MAN PICKED FOR CABINET JOB   Edwin T. Meredith New Secretary of Agriculture.   HOUSTON GOES TO TREASURY   Latest Addition to President’s Official! Family Is 44 Years Old and Makes His Home in Des Moines—Editor of Farm Journal.

SECRETARY: GLASS   Editor Meredith Accepts -Secretary of Agriculture.

HOUSTON I UHOIGE FOR TREASURER   Meridith of lowa To Become Next Secretary of Agriculture.

MEREDITH WIRES ACCEPTANCE OF AGRICULTURE JOE   * Vs he  Began Life on Farm Near Arava  ~ :Jown-—Reputed. te Bs a Man of — Much Means i

CABINET OFFI      David S. Houston, Secretary of Treas and Edwin Meredith, Secretary o riculture—Latter Is Regarded Country’s Most F amous Farm Jo Editar.             AGREE T0 THROW TREATY: (Nf OPEN DEBATE IN TH

EDWIN T. MEREDITH NAMED TO GABINET   Editor of ‘Successful Farming” to Succeed Secretary of Agriculture Houston, Who Takes Place of Glass.

HOUSTON WILL BE NAMED SECRETARY QF THE TREASURY   WILSON SELECTS SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO HHAD Ct. >. TREASUHY DEPART? MENT   HIS SUCCESSOR APPOINTED   Edwin T. Meredith, Newspaper Editor, Will Succeed Housion as Secretary of The Department of Agriculture

FARM EDITOR GETS ~— EABINET. PLA   Meredith of Iowa Given Place ~ And Houston Takes: up the Treasury Job of Carter Glass Who is Now Senator From Virginia,’

FARM EDITOR GALLE   MEREDIPH oF 1Ow A, TO BY SEC: 7) RETARY or AGric CLTUE      ‘This Annanneement Made, in Wash ‘ dngtan Today i  *

NILSON NAM HOUSTON NUM TREASIIRY HEAL   ead of Department of Agri culture is Appointed to Succeed Glass   IOWAN IS NOMINATED FOR HOUSTON’S POST   EDWIN T. MEREDITH, Eprrol OF “SUCCESSFUL FARMER, RECOMMENDED TO coM PLETE CABINET.

Edwin T. Meredith Secretary Agriculture    Editor of Successiul Farming to Be  Seerctasy .of Agriculture in Wil - son's Cabinct.

HOUSTON TO HEAD TREAS. DEPARTMENT       SECRETARY. OF AGRICULE te TU BE APPOINTED  SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY      EDWARD T. WHEREDITH, EDi TOR OP “SECCESSEUL PAR. SER TO SUCCEED HIM’

MERIDITH S NEW ‘AG CEADETADY   Editor of ‘ Successful Farming’ Picked for Cabinet Position.   HOUSTON FOLLOWS GLASS   Nomination Sent to The Senate By President Wilson.

HOUSTON SEC'Y OF TREASURY MEREDITH SEC’Y OF AGRICULTURE   Well Known, lowa Publisher I: Appointed Secretary of Agriculture

TOBENEW SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY      Fi Transfer in Cabinet Made by President Wilson in _. the Nomination of Secretary of Agriculture Houston to Succeed Secretary Glass—Meredith of lowa to Succeed Houston as Secretary of Agnculture.

JOWAN PICKED FOR CABINET   E. T. Meredith, Editor of Farn _ Journal, New Secretary ¢ of Agr iculture,   WIRES HIS AGCEPTANCE   Housten to Have Treasury Portfolio and Carter Glass Will Take His Seat in the United States Senate.

FARM EDITOR CALLED   MEREDITH OF TOWA, PO Br She, RETARY OF AGRICULTURE,   This Annotncement: Made in’ Washington Today,

HOUSTON TO BE APPOINTED SECRETARY OF TREASUR}   Post of Seeretary of Agricntore WHT Be Given to Edwin ‘bP. Meres~  dith of Fown,

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   Iowa Editor of Farm Paper Selected to Succeed Houston

MEREDITH ACCEPTS NEW POSITION FROM WILSON   Is Editor of Farm Paper and at Present Is Staying at Miami, Florida,   NOMINATIONS TO BE SENT . TO THE SENATE AT ONCI      Houston Will Take  ‘Place Left Vacant By Glass as Soon as He Qualifies.   GLASS TO ENTER SENATE   ‘Secretary of Treasury Will Take Place Left Vacant By Death .  of Senator Martin.

HOUSTON TO. SUCCEED MR.G ASS   AS SECRETARY t OF, ‘THE TREASURY“ THE . CABINET 9.   Edwin T. Meredith to be ‘Secretary of. Agriculture “ —Both Nominations he ‘to Senate Today. 

MEREDITH WIkES ACCEPTAK LE OF AGRICULTURE JO8   Began Life on Farm Near Avees, Jowa—Heputed to Be a Man of Much Means

DAVID HOUSTON ~ TREASURY HEAD   Secretary ‘af f! Agriculture I ~ Named” ‘Seoretary of -Treasur'y-b¥ Wilson.”   MEREDITH-.° GETS JOE

CABINET PERSONNEL BHANGED OMAN TO SHEED HOUSTON   EDWIN MEREDITH, FARM PAPER EDITOR, NAMED SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE,   HOUSTON IS GIVEN THE TREASURY POST   : Meredith Has Beon Kditor of “fac ceasful Farmer,” Agricultaral  Pablication,

TWO CABINET SHIFTS.   “oeusten, Goes to Treasury and Meredith co Agricuifure. ¢

EDITOR WILL TAKE  HOUSTON'S PLAGE CABINET OF WILSR   Secretary of Agriculture to be Head of Treasury in Place of Glass

SEC'Y HOUSTON MADE TREASURY SECRETARY   ® sO. Moved: From. One Cy     tba       net Position to Anadher—Sue    coeds Ghiuss     vow

HOUSTON WILL BECOME SEC. OF TREASURY — MEREDITH SEC. OF AGRICULTURE   Kditor of Successful Farming—For. mer Candidate for Senator and Goveruership — . we

E. T. MEREDITH TO BE SECRETARY OF AGRIGULTURE   IOWA MAN WILL SUCCEED HOUS. TON, WHO IS TO BECOME SE CRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN PLACE OF CARTER GLASS

CABINET PLACE FOR PROMINENT IOWA MIAN   E. T. MEREDITH APPOINTED Tv POST OF SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE BY WILSON.

MEREDITH IS MADE HEAD OF AGRICULTURE   Prosident Wilson Names lowa Editor To Succeed rouston

HOUSTON IS. - NOWINATEDBY THE PRESIBENT   Secretary of  Agricuiture Named lo Succeed Carter Glass in Cabinet.   CABINET TRANSPER         edit or of “Successful Parn ing” to Beconie Seeretary or Agvicutture.

WA EDIT TD BENE ENCE WILD GAD Ne!   SECRETARY HOUSTON TO HEAD TREASURY DEPARTMENT AND MEREDITH SUCCEEDS HIM,

ET. MEREDITH IS GIVEN POST BY PRESIDEN   Houston. Named in Place of “Glass Who Goes-to___ Senate .

HOUSTON NAMED TREASURY SEC   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE APPOINTED TO NEW DUTIES. BY PRESIDENT WILSON.   MEREDITH IS TO SUCCEED

HUST QUSTON SWITCHES 10. TREASURY SEORFTARY: MEREDITH. GETS PLACE

“SUCCESSFUL: FARMING” > EDITOR, ACCEPTS - THE. AGRICULTURE PORTFOLI   Edwin T. Meredith Will Sneceed Sec retary’. Who :Takes ‘Charge of a reasory Department.

CHANGES IN THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET   DAVID HOUSTON TO BE MADE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

FORMER CASS CO. BOY GETS .HIGH CABINET PLACE  U4, EF T Moe Rarn at   Hon. E. T. Meredith, Born at Marne, Slated by President As Secretary of   WELL KNOWN PUBLISHER   Grandson of “Unole Tommy” Meredith and Son of Thomas Meredith, Jv., Deceased. Mother Living In Des Moines.

HOUSTON SUCCEEDS GLASS AS TREASURY SECRETARY: IOWA EDITOR 10 CABINET

HOUSTON NAMED SEC. OF TREASURY--WILL BE REPLACED BY MEREDITH   Secretary of Agriculture Will Become Secretary of Treasury and . Meredith Editor of Successful Farming, Will Become Secretary of Treasury.

SECRETARY HOUSTON NAMED TREASURY HEAD   Edwin Meredith. Editor of Successful Farming to Become Secretarv of Agriculture.

MEREDITH 10 THE CABINE)   Editor of the “Successful Farmer” will Succeed See. Houston who Takes   THE TREASURY POST   Will Urge Appropriation of Millions for Starving People of World

HOUSE WILL NOT IMPEACH ASSISTANT SEC. POST   If Verdict Is Unfavorable On His Ac. tions With Radicals, His Removal Will Be Asked.

MATIN PRINTS SpPpral, OX Pamir +t   France Will Send  Mavflower Delegate

NAVAL PLANES READY FOR SECOND LEG OF FLIGHT TO PANAMA   Thirteen Cratts Covey First 400 Miles of Trip.

THE SECOND © ‘HOP’ TODAY   Seaplanes Made Exceitent Record in-the 400-Mile Flight Yesterday.

NAVAL PLANES HAVE GOOD TRIP   First Leg of San Diego-Pan ama Flight Made in Safety.

BOOZE “FLOWING” InN GEORGIA. Graad Jury _(¢Autounded”’ at Exteat

OPTIMISTIC IN FACE! OF CONTINUED STRIKES   Officials of United Mine Workers Express Confidence in Mines Resuming Work Soon   PEACEFUL END IS FORECAST

NO VOUCHERS, YET SHIPPING BOARD GIVEN BILLIONS   Enormous Amounts Authorized Without  Proper Accounting

NEARLY HALF DISBURSEMENTS OF EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION ARE UNSUPPORTED BY VOUCHERS

Lack of Vouchers Shows Apparent Discrepancy. in Accounts of Board   Comptroller of Currency’s Audit Shows $1,113,700,345 is Disapproved by Him.

NO VOUGHERS: FOR 1 BILLION   Shipping Board Audit Shows Half of Funds Spent Unsupported— Fat Jobe for Many,

SHIPPING BOARD EXPENDED HUGE AMOUNT UNSUPPORTED BY PROPEI VOUCHERS, ACCORDING TO AUDI)   More Than Two Billion Dollars Alleged to Have Been So Paid Out; Payments From Certain Funds Seem to Have Been Made Under General Orders of the Corporation.

CLAIM FUNDS SUED WITH NO VOUCHERS   Audit of Fleet Corporation Accounts Made By. _ Comptroller.   SHOWS DISBURSEMENTS  MADE WITHOUT: RECORD   ‘Nearly One Half of Finds  Paid Qut of Total ” of Two. Billion Not   Legal’

UNSUPPORTED BY PROPER VOUCHER   Nearly One-Half of Total Disbursements of Emergency Fieet Corporation Disapproved by Agitators.

SHIPPING BOARD ACCOUNTS AUDITED BY GOVT. OFFICIAL   Disbursements Of Two Billions Unsupported By Vouchers Is Reported.   AUDIT FIRST ASKED FOR BY CHAIRMAN HURLEY   Comptroller Declared Situation Took ‘Appearance Of Law Violation.

OTAGE REAGHEL Ha 5 SHIP AOAAL WOLD RENDER AGCOUN]       When Treasury Department Finally Gal ‘Fragmentary Documents, Whole Billion Was Not Accounted For.   ‘LOOKED LIKE DISREGARD OF LAW,” COMPTROLLER SAYS IN HiS REPORT

Nn  CARELESS OF ITS ACCOUNTS.   ‘hippieg Beard Spent Twe Billica W ithoewe Seeuring WVeuchers.

HANDLED BILLIONS WITHOUT RECORDS   AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS SHOWS SLIPSHOD METHODS BY SHIPPING BOARD   PAY WITHOUT VOUCHERS   One-Fourth of Accounts in Vast Operations During War Not Properly Recorded

MT PRICE CUTTINE EW MOVEMENT SLOW TD SAFE AND SUR   HOTELS ARE REDUCING MEALS IN CHICAGO AND LANDLORDS REDUCING RENTS

This Is View Taken in Chi_ cago where Retailers Are Raducina.      FOO PRICES GOING DOWN   Canton Reports Retail Stores Are Cutting Cotton and Woolen Goods,

TORNADO oWEEPS QUUTH AUINNESOT!   i ‘  One Person Dead and _ the  .Property Loss Is Very.  7 Heavy.

aT FLY IN FATAL nIQTING NCH  - Gilito   3omb Exploded In Heart Cork’s Business Section, Many Die

ARSENAL WAGE SCHEME WINS   Secretary Baker Returns to Washing. ean Verv Enthusiastic.

BAKER BACK IN WASHINGTON   Secretary of War Enthusiastic ‘Over Wage Scheme in Force at Rock istand Arsenal.

WHEAT MARKET FLOP IN EXCITED otosidh   Country Holders Beseige Chicago Pits to Get Rid of Grain.   RAISES AGAIN IN PLACES

WHEAT PRICES  GU TD oMiAutt If UTIUAGL NIARKE   UNFAVORABLE FINANCIAL RE. PORTS RECEIVED FROM COUN. TRY BELIEVED CAUSE,

ith T MARKET SENSATIONAL   ollowed by 11c Re z to 13 Cents in Chivery on Rally.

IN REASCNNS   Market Closes Nervous at Abou Previous Day's Finis . After Smash.

WERT PRICES SMASHED TODAY   Market Opens Lower Than Yesterday’s Close and Holds Throughout the Day

WHEAT PIT 1S LIVELY TODAY   Market Opened Lower Thai Yesterday’s Price But Soon Rallied.

SENSATIONAL WHEAT SMASH   Prices Break But Rebound During Early Hours of Trading

WHEAT PRIGES IK SENSATIONAL OAOP   Decline 8 to 13 Cents But Recover Part of Loss on a Rebound

SENSATIONAL SMASH IN WHEAT PRICES   Excited General Sellmg Drops December To $2.16 And March To $2.21.

TREMORS PROVIDE PLENTY OF AGTION IN WHEAT MARKET   Prices Slump Off at Opening on Heavy Selling of Holdings by Country Interests.   PRICES SOMERSAULT ON RUMOR OF CROP DAMAGE   Sudden Reversal Wipes Ou Losses Up to 14 Cents Early Trading Suffered.

STATE (OSUED 341,090 1920 MOTOR LICENSEE   OYER THREE HUNDRED THOUS. AND WERE FOR PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES.

STATEISSUES - 341,350 LICENSE!   300,226 WERE FOR PASSENGER AUTOS—BIG INCRREASE IS SHOWN

STATE ISSUED 241,230 1920 MOTOR LIGEASES   300,226 WERE FOR PASSENGET AUTOS—BIG INCREASE Is SHOWN .

CITIZEN PAPERS ~ ARE REVOKEL      Schleswig Man Has His Papers Re: ‘yoked; Said to Be First Case Of King in the U. S:

AT BICKNELL   Collision of Motors Causes Roof te Fall, Crushing Three and Injuring Four

DR. GUNSULUS TO SPEAK   Lecture on ‘‘Art in Industrv” in  Fraser Hal! ' Temorrow

DR. TO SPEAR   Lecture on “tArt in. Industry” in Fraser Kall: Tomorrow

THOFLEETS 16 STAGE HORT   Naval Commanders Com plete Plans for War Games  » Next January.

accretion mth me tones «ah A Me INE eee NEA ARNE  : JOINT MANEUVERS HY WLEE Us.

WILL TEST PANAMA CANAL AS ELEMENT DF NAVAL STRATEGY   Atlantic and Pacific Fleets to Meet Off the West Coast in January.   MANEUVERS DESIGNED TO KEEP NAVY ON TOES   Rattle as Nearly as Possible Approaching Actual Wariare Will be Arranged—Plans Mapped Out ai Conference Between Secretary Den. iels and Commanding Admirals,

PANAMA CANAL TEST OF NAVAL CTAATEGY PLAN   America’s Great Atlantic and Pacitic Fleets Will Meet in Maneuvers Next January   JNO ADDITIONAL CRAFT PLANNED BY CONGRESS   Appropriations Cut, Though _ Present Building Will be Carried Through

U.S. FLEETS 10 STAGE BATTLE OF MANEUVERS   Atlantic and Pacific Fleets To Meet In January.

PLAN JOINT MANEUVER FOR TWO NAVAL FLEETS   Following Practice, Nation's Full Sea Fighting Force Will Visit Pacific Ports

Will Hold Joint Maneuver: Designed to Keep Navy “On Its Toes’   TO ARRANGE “BATTLE”   Afier Practice Vessels Wil - Visit Principal Cities on Pacific Coast

FLEET MANEUVERS 10: —-BEHELOLIN JANUARY   DESIGNED TO KEEP NAVY ON ITS TOES DURING TIMES OF ’. PEACE,

Noted Gunman  ~ ToBe Executes   Chicago Murderer Will Be Hanged—Surprised At the Verdict   SIXTEEN MEN IN CHI’ DEATHHOUSE

GEHMANS ADLEPI ALLIES’ DEMAND:      Gecupation of Ruhr Certain lt Germans Fail in Coal Deliveries Asked.

BOLSHEVIKS CAPTURE 60,000 PRISONERS   Remnants of the First, Second and Third Army Are Wiped Out.

POLES DESPERATE TO SAVE LEMBERG BEFORE ~ ARMISTICE IS SIGNED   Greatest Battle of Conflict Impending Before That City r

POLES T0 FIGHT FOR LEMBERG 10 THE BITTER END   Military Observers Are of Opinion That Reds Will Make Great Effort To Take City.

EXPECT DESPERATE FIGHT AT LEMBERG   Hungary Asks Permission te Attack Bolsheviki—Britair and France Say Truce Term: Must Be Fair.

PolesReady For Last Stand   Reds Call All Men, From 16 to 50 to. Arms-T hink Peace’ Offer Is Ruse

BLODDIEST BATTLE [o-LIKELY BEFORE LEMBERG (5 TAKEN   Reds in Eastern Galicia Call All Males 15 to 60 Years to Bolsheviki Arms.   POWERS PROMISE LIMIT  ON SOVIET’S CONDITIONS   Will Not Permit Change o Government or Agree to Any Disarmament.

BOLSHEVIKS WORKING T0 GET LEMBERG   Fighting Eases on Nor thern Front-—-Poles Withdraw.

REDFORD BOY   Ray E. Mitchell To Take Part  ‘Indiana University Union  Revue.   DEPICTS FOLLIES OF CAMPUS

IN COLLEGE PHY,   Tipton Young Man in Uaion I teview At Indiana University.

: Feo eye ign mie pace 2 Swead’ ot FUbiie “informetion. Committee to Print Report at     ees

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR A HUSBAND TO STEAL FROM HIS WIFE, JUDGE THINKS

CAN STEAL FROM WIFE      Possibility is Decided by Chicazo Judve Today rf

CAN STEAL FROM WIFE   Possibility is Decided by Chicago Judge Today

CAN'T STEAL FROM WIFE.   Chicago Woman’ ‘Charged Husbanc With Theft ‘of $41,102,

Pea : . _ Court Rules? That: Friend Hushand _ Has no: Right to Her Pro. it pneriry. s

ITALIAN EMPLOYES VOTE TO = TURN PLANTS BACK TO OWNERS   Saner Element Among Italians Seems To Have Gained Control of the Present Very Disturbed Labor Situation in Country.

LL ACE LLL LL LL LLL LLL  ITALIAN EMPLOYES VOTE TO TURN PLANTS BACK 10 OWNERS   Saner Element Among Italians Seems To Have Gained Control of the Present Very Disturbed Labor Situation in Country.

CUMMINS SAYS “RAILROAD BILL ~~ LAVES EVERY ~~ WORKER FREE   He Expresses Hope That the Esele ‘Cammins Bill Will Pass Senate Today,

, LABOR RENEWS FIGHT ON ESCH-CUMMINS BILL   Tielieved Leaders, WI Append 1 _ Pessident te Veto it It Passed     Congress,

RAILROAD BILL BEFORE SENATE   Advocates of Measure Predict Its Passage Before The Close of Present Week.   LABOR’S OPPOSITION STRONG   Representatives of Unions Confer  to Bring About Defeat.

CUMMINS ASKS CARLY PAooAbt: AAILADAD BIL   Declares Ignorance and Mal. ice Misrepresent Provisions and Purposes of Bill   BROTHERHOODS TO TAKE FIGHT TO WHITE HOUSE   EVERY MAN IS LEFT TO DO AS HE PLEASES AT ANY TIME UNDER BILL, CUMMINS TELLS SENATE.

SPEAKS FOR BILL   Senator Cummings.  say: Discussion of Esch-Cummings Bill has not   BEEN- EAIRLY STATED   Was Grossly Misrepresented—Want a Wage Tri-  bunal Appointed

BORAH WILLING IF JOHNSON STICKS   Senator Will Continue Under G. 0 P. Committee Direction, if Hi t Continnes

BORAH TO PROLONG CAMPAIGN.   Will Cover the Fast if Hiram Johnason Is Assigned to West.

DANIELS CHARGES SIMMS INSULTED HIS OWN ME   Secretary of Navy Offers Defense of His Actions Before Committee.   MORALE NOT IMPAIRED   Charges Simms With Being “Shore Going” Sailor in Declaration.

BFFORE A SENATE (0  MITTEE   Charged That Admiral Simms Slarred _ the Navy.

Secretary Defends Awards He Approved at Senate . Prohe Hearine   SIMS LONG ON SHORE   Evidence Shows He Served Oaly Nine of Twenty-five Years at Sea.

SEC, DANIELS DEFENDS HIS MEDAL AWARDS   Before Probers Charge Admiral Sims  witl Slurring Navy and In sulting Splendid Mer of the Service.   MORALE GOOD

— sti“ ett  CLARA SMITH’S ATTORNEYS “UNDERSTAND” HAMON LEFT WILL IN WHICH CLIENT BENEFITS

PENNSYLVANIA R. R, TO REGUCE WORKING FORGE   Eastern Region Will Lay Off Nearly 12,000 Workers ——Expense Cause.

PENNSYLVANIA ~ REDUCES FORCE   Ten Per Cent-Cut- Ordered ir . East and -Similar: Action: As Considered ‘in West.   HAVE NO: ORDERS - HERE

PENNSYLVANIA LAYS OFF 12,000   Working Force In East Ic Reduced 10 Per Cent.   Order Does Not Apply to Western District, According to Chicago Offices.

F REPORTS TRUE DECISION WILL BE UNAGGEPTABLE   LEADERS REPRESENTING ALL 1 UNIONS WILL MEET IN CHICAGO   CLAIM ADVANCE GRANTED IS NOT ENOUGH   Pennsylvania Railroad Announced Re duction of 10% in Working Force Throwing Thousand Out of Employment

Reduce Working Force By 11,000 on Eastern Railroad   aceerTe CAST ONLY.

TEN a uT ORDERED IN ITS FORCE   Big Road’s Expenses Have _Been Exceeding Income, Is Reason Given.   WILL LET OUT 11,000  IN EASTERN REGION

12,000 RAILMEN  ARE LAID OFF   Pennsylvania Lines Announce 10 Per Cent Reduction of ‘Working Force.   DECIDE. 10 “TRIM SAILS”   Union Leaders Gather in Chicago tc Act on Wage Award—Delegates Are Empowered to Cail a Walkout.

Pennsylvania Lines Announce 10 Per Cent Reduction of Working Force.   DECIDE TO “TRIM SAILS’   gro Leaders Gather in Chicago ta Act on Wage Award—Deilegates  Are Empowered to Call a Walkout.

PENNSY LINES TO LAY OFF WORKER’   SMALL REVENUES BRING  ABOUT ECONOMY  MOVE,

AAIL AWARD READY; 12,000 LAID OFF   Big Reduction Started by the Pennsylvania Lines.   “TRIM SAILS,” SAY OFFICIALS   Ten Per Cent Reduction of Working Force Goes Into Effect at Once— Leaders of Unions Gather in Chicago.

PENNSY 10 MAKE 10 PER CENT CU]   Company Offices in Philadelphia Announce Reduction in Working Force Will Be Made This Week.   AFFECTS MAINLY CLERKS AND SHOP DEPARTMENTS   Officials Here Have Received Word to Ascertain What Local Employes Can Best Be Spared.

PENN ROAD 10 REDUCE FORCE BY 10 PER GT   2,000 MEN ARE MADE IDLE IN EAST ALONE—CLAIM EXPENSES HEAVY

WILL CUT BOWN MEN   Tén *Percsit-Reituction to" be Mai This Week by Pennsylvania i Roatirosd—lhreaean

Private Control-of  Transport Resumed Tonight at Midnight   Way Now Open for Immediate Action on Wage. Matter Brotherhoods Are Informed; Hines Continues to Hold Authority as Director. General.  1 a

GUMMING-ESCH MEASURE AIMS TO PROTECT PUBLIL, UNIONS AND STOCKHOLDERS   President, by Proclamation, Vests Future Powers of Federal Executive Control in Director General Hines.   LAW GUARANTEES STOCKHOLDERS __. FIVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT PROFIT   Despite Deficit of $715,500,000, Hines Insists Government War Control Brought About }  Great Saving to the Public. =

HAILAIDAD GILL [o oIGNED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   Vests in Walker D. Hines, Director-General, Virtually All Powers Conferred Upon the Executive by the Reorganization Measure.   WAY OPEN NOW FOR ACTION ON WAGE DEMANDS   Carriers and Employes Will be Requested to Join in Selecting Representatives to (Constitute a BiPartisan Board for Purpose of At. tempting by Confereene to Agree Upon Solution of Problem,

President Acts on n Eve of Re. ~~tum of Roads to Prvate   WAGE DEMANDS TO BE TAKEN UP, AT ONCE   Director General Reteins of. fice for Time to Clear . Up Matters.

Powers Conferred Upon the Executive by the Bill Vested in Director General Walker D. Hines—Also Answers Appeal to Various Brotherhoods Asking ior Veto of Measure

RAIL RUAD BILL SIGNED  BY WILSON WHO STATES REASON FOR DOING SO   ellis Rail Road Workers Their Interests Fully Protected and That Their Acguiescence Will Be To Their Eventual Benefit,

WILSON SIGNS RAILWAY BILL   ACTION TAKEN PREPARATORY TO ROAD RESTORATION.   [DEALS WITH DEMANDS OF MEN   FAVORABLE TO LABOR BOARD vu ADJUST DIFFERENCES.    Km ploy ers and Empleyes Asked to : Co-operate—Demand That He : Vete Measere ignered  : by President.

Way is Opened, He Informs Brotherhoods, For Immediate Action On Unsetiled Wage Questions—Owners To Be Asked To Join With Employes In Selection OF Joint Board.

REPLY TO LABOR OAS ALL 1 TO COME OUT RIGHT   BOARD TO RIGHT, ANY WRONGS   HINES IS TO GO ON. AS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF SYSTEMS

AAILAOAD BILL IS SIGNED BY WISI   HINES WILL~QONTINUE TO EXERCISE DUTIES OF DIRECTOR GENERAL.   REPLIES TO BROTHERHOODS   , 2  President Declares Way Now Open for Immediate Action on Wage Questions According to Law.

STEAM LINES 10 GO BACK AT MIDNIGHT   Hines Vested With Executive Powers by Wilson And Also Will Continue His Present Duties as Director General.

REPLY 10 LABOR AYO ALL lo Tt  SOME QUT RIGHT   BOARD TO RIGHT; ANY WRONGS   HINES IS TO GO ON AS DIRECTOR GENERAL OF SYSTEMS

CUMMING-EaGh AGT REGEWES SIGNATURE OF THE PRESIDENT   Wilson Approves Measure Containing Legislation for Handling Railroads Under Private Management.   REPLY IS ALSO MADE TO UNIONS’ DEMANDS   Bill Now Having Become Law, Way Is Open for Action on Wage Matter, According to Its Terms.

‘President Tells ; Brotherhoods Controversy Will be Thken Up Under New Act

HINES IS VESTED WITH AL! POWER GIVEN EXECUTIVE   Way Now Open For Discussion R. R. Wage Matter.

CONFERS 60 TO HINES   Way Now Open for Wage Negotiations, President Tells Rail Workers—Lines Back toPrivateControl Tonight.

Reply Made To Brotherhoods’ Request Tor Commission To Consider Their Wage Demands   AES 10 CONTINUE 0 EXERCISE F HIRECTAR. PENERA

MUST CEASE WHIPPING WOMEN   Practice Ordered Discontinued ai Atlanta Stockade.

TINO'S MOTHER RULEF   QUEEN OLGA IS NOW BOSS OF THE GREEKS,   Admiral Coundouriotis Resigns as Re. gent—General Amnesty for Political Prisoners Is Prociaimed.

Queen Mother of Greek Roya Family: tields the Throne.   A HINT ABOUT CONSTANTINE   France Says That. Allies May Reluse to Allow a” “Come-Back.”

SOUNIOURITTS TAD RESIGNEL   OLGA ASSUMES REGENCY IN ABSENOB OF HER SOs   QUEEN MOTHER OLGA REGENT   Fhe Queen Mother Olga Clabns Ke gency in “Conformity to the Greel  Constitution.” *:

QUEEN MOTHER 1 RULE GREECE TILL EXILED KING COMES  org A ASSUMES R. Ty SON  iN ABSENCE  oF OF Ce

OLGA RULES GREECE   Admiral Coundouriotis Resigns as the Greek Regent.   General Potitical Amnesty Has Been ~Proclaimed and Alt Potitical Pris oners Released.

Olga Succeeds Admiral Coundouriotis as Regent of Greece on “Account of Absence of Her Son Constantine”

ADMIRAL COUKOC"RIGTES. ~ABSIONS AS aE It ~GREECE-~-OLGA SUCCEEDS   Immediately a Message Was Sent to the Public Announcing Her Succession to the Regency in Behaf of Her “Beloved Son Constantine”

OLGA ASSUMES  GREEK REGENCY   Says She Acts In Place Of “Beloved Son”

MOTHER OF EX-KING + ASSUMES OFFICE AS REGENT OF GREECE   Calls Upon People to do Noth. ing to Compromise Nation’s Peace and Prosperity   NO CHANGE EXPECTED IN GREEK FOREIGN POLIC’   Plebiscite to Determine Ruler to be Held Next Week

ISON THRONE   QUEEN OLGA ASSUMES AU. THORITY WHEN REGENT RESIGNS LAST EVENING   Members of Venizelos Cabinet Leave Greece 26 General Am. nesty Ig Prociaimed and Peil  tical Prisoners Are Freed

MARS’ BODY FOUND = i IN. WABASH RIVER   LINTON MAN DROWNED aq . TERRE  HAUTE’ - FOLLOWING : ‘ BOOZE PARTY .

IMPOSSIBLE TO... CHECK UP OW ~ SHIP BARI   Always Number of Ships In  Foreign Ports and On Seas Says Clement.

M’ADOO AGAINST THE FIELD IS WAY IT LOOKS TO-DAY.   LB ADERS OF. OPPOSING ;  CAMPR SEEM UNABLE TO FORM, ALI: ANCE z To" “BLOCK FORMER:

BACKERS OF ALL OTHER © CANDIDATES WILL FIRST FIGHT AGAINST ‘ENEMY’   Cox’s Organization Says For. mation of Special ‘Bloc’ Is Not Necessary

Nominating Speeches Are Cont : ued and Balloting Will Probably  *   BeStarted Until Friday —

M‘ADOO AGAINST FIELD AT FRISCO S SITUATION   Greatest Diviculty Lay in Inabllity t Form Definite Alliance Against Ex-Secretary

PIT MADOO AGAINST ALL CONTESTANTS   Try To Block Son-in-. Law, Is Rumor Current.

BALLOTING MAY — BEGIN TODAY   Movement On Foot As Convention Gathered to Change Rules to Allow Voting Before Platform Was Presented.

MADOG STRENGT BRUWING RAPIDLY   DEVELOPMENTS OF OVERNIGHT CHANGED ASPECTS OF BATTLE POR NOMINATION

President of Philadeiphia Firm and Assistant are Victims of Explosion. *

RUBBER KING KILLED IN HIS OWN PLANT   Superintendent’ Also. Dead Brother is Injured.

WHEAT ACREAGE IS 13 PERCENT LOWER   indiana Crop Report Shows Muc'! Smaller Number of Acres Sown Last Fall   STATISTICS ON FARM WAGES   Advance Fifteen Percent During Year and More Than Double Average For 1915

ACREAGE OF WINTER WHEAT REDUCED 13 PG. REPORT SHOWS   ACRES PLANTED TO WHEAT IN INDIANA SHOW ENORMOUS DECREASE COMPARED WITH 1920   DECREASE OF 903,000 ACRES IN TWO YEARS   Indiana Crop Report Declares Condition of the Crop is 82 Per Cent of Normal At Present.

WINTER WHEAT ACERAGE YS REDUCED 18 PERGENT   oe  RYE TAKES PLACE OF WHEAT IN NORTHERN SECTION SAYS INBIANA CROP REPOWE

WHEAT ACREAGE Io  “GUT 13 PER GENT   December Crop Report Shows Some. Reductions.

WILL RESUME INQUIRY   ‘COAL CONSPIRACY CASES NOT TO é END EVEN IF LEVER ACT Is REPEALED.

GOAL QUIZ GOING ON   Investigation In Soft Coal Con spiracy Cases Not to Bi Stopped by Repeal of War time Legislation.   HOUSE PASSES VOLSTEAD RESOLUTION UNANIMOUSL)   Measure Repealing Most War: time Laws Now Goes to thi Senate; Early Action o1 Farmer Relief Bills.

‘SOCIALISTS OPPOSE  SOVIET GOVERNMENT    HILLQUIT SAYS ARE AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI MOVES.   Testimony at Trial of Suspended New York Aasemblymen Brings New Light On the Third internationale.

SAYS AMERICAN SOCIALISTS NOT OF BOLSHEVIST BRAND   Hillquit Declares at Trial of New York Assemblymen There Is No Doubt of Patriotism of the Accused.

MARRIED DAD CHAUFFEUR   Miss Marion Nugent, Daugh ter of Millionaire, Weds for Love.

CHARGE ANTHRACITE COAL OPERATORS IN MONOPOLY CONTROL   Lauck, Former Head War Labor Board, Gives Figures to Show Price Boost.   ARE CALLED PROFITEERS   Brief Filed in Case of Miners Seeking Increase in Their Wages.

Former Secretary of War Labor Board Makes Sweeping Charge Before An. thracite Coal Commission

PROFITEERING END MONOPOLISTIC CONTROL CHARGED   W. Jett Lauck Tells of Earnings of Anthracite Coal Company.   ENORMOUS INCREASE IN NET PROFITS ALLEGED   mmense Gains of Three of Principal Mining Companies for 1916-1918 Exclusive of Earnings Separately Organ. ized Selling Departments.

HINE OWNERS ~~ INBIG PROFITS   WW: Jett Lauck. Says’ That Operators Make. as High aa 90 Per Cent ©

IMMENSE PROFITS IN HARD COAL   SHOWN BY FIGURE: SUBMITTED TO AN  - THRACITE COAL COM ATR QTON   Charges of Profiteering and Monopolistic Control is Made by Mine Workers  ‘ Economist at Today’s Ses ginn.

SOW HOW HARE GOAL OPERATORD PILED UP PROFIT!   Increases of Nearly 90 Per Cent Charged in Hearing Before Anthracite Commission.

PROFITEERING CHARGE MADE   Former Secretary of War La bor Board Says Operators: Are Bleeding Public.   {S TALKING FOR MINERS

EVIDENCE OF PROFITEERING ~~ INHARD COAL   Former Secretary of War Labo Board Makes Charge Before Commission.   GIVES RESULTS OF SURVE’   Says Operators Have Increased Profits Nearly 90 Percent Over Pre-War Days.

COAL BARONS ARE BRANDED PROFITEERS   Charge is Made That Oper ators Have Reaped Enormous Profits.

LAUCK CHARGES PROFITEERING IN COAL INDUSTRY   Consulting Economist Tell. of Monoply in Anthracite Circles.

OUTLAW STRIKERS TOLD TO RETURN TO WORK AT ONC   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ORDER. ING STRIKE SENDS OUT MES. SAGES TO THIS EFFECT

CARBUNCLE AND INFLUENZA DIRECT CAUSE OF DEATHi   Every One Who Knew This Mai Deeply Mourns Today With His Wife and Children.

Death Comes to Judg® A. U. May: land After an Iliness of Only Few Days.   CARBUNCLE AND INFLUENZA DIRECT CAUSE OF DEATH

TWENTY-EIGHT NEW... ..: - HOUSES NEAR POIN'   PAPER’ COMPANY LETS CON IRACTS FOR HOUSES

TWENTY-EIGHT NEW HOUSES NEAR POINT   PAPER COMPANY LETS COXTRACTS FOR HOUSES

PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE 1S NOT PARTICIPATING 1K POLITICAL CAMPAIGK      MANAGER SAYS LEAGUE HAS NOT  CONTRIBUTED TO ANY  CANDIDATE IN CAMPAIGN,

ESTHONIA, LIVONIA PREPARING FOR WA!   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

NEW NATIONS RUSH TROOPS TO FRONTIER   Esthonia and Livonia Prepare ~ to Go to War Over Boundary Dispute.

ESTHONIALIVONIA POEDADE EAD WAT   Former Russian Baltic Previnces Fail Yo Adjust Dispute Over Boundary.

hree Thousand Men Re ported Slain , Near San Mercos—Loyal — Soldiers Male Stand Near Puebla,         MAY SURRENDER   Probabilily of the Carranzistas Giving up Losing Fight Considered lo he Hishly' Probabic. 

DEPOSED HEAD OF MEXICO STILL ELUDES CAPTURI   Carranza Spurns Offer of Rebels Guaranteeing His, Personal Safety and Is Making . Firr Qtyeand ta Win:   LATE ADVICES

Carranza surrounded, but declines to surrender himself to the rebels   BRITISH NOW INTERES 'ED   American troops patrol low. er California anticipating fresh revolt there

REBEL TROOPS ATTACK ARMY OF CARRANZA   Mexican Federals Were Forced to Give Ground And Sustain Losses.   ‘SURRENDER IS EXPECTED SOON   Revolutionary Troops Are Confident of Early Victory Over Federals.

S. D. Narber was down from the county seat Tuesday.   Why Colds Are Dancarnue

POLICE FAIL 10 ROUSE SEDGWICK      ) 7 ieee Refases to Talk in Regard to Murder _ of Wife and Child. .... ...  .

THINK DOCTOR “AG ALAIN Hla NIFE AND BABE   Michigan Man Held in Murder May Be of Unsound Mind

MURDERER OF FAMILY I$ STILL SILENT   Sedgwick Killed Wif: and Baby While Insane, Claim.

Dector Found tn Bed When Wife and Child Are Mardered Refaoses to Talk.

NO DECISION GIVEN ON DBY AMENDMEN   Bepreme Court Will Not Announce '. Wandlet-in Wet and Dery Imus Before Monday

INCOME TAX MEN GET BUSY,   Wall Visit Every County to Give As sistance,

HARDING DENIED AOOUCIATION WITH VANDERLIE   Never Gave Him A Letter of Introduction Says Presidential Candidate.

HARDING DISCLAIMS ~—VANDERLIP AGENG   Says He is “Very Certain” He Gave Him No Letter of Introduction Nor Has He - Appointed Him as Agent for Himeelf,

HARDING. DISCLAN VNOERLIP. AERC      Says He is “Very Certain” He Gave Him No Letter of Introduction Nor Has He Ap pointed Him as Agent for Himeelf.

HARDING CERTAIN HE GAVE NO NOTE   Reiterates Denial of Letter of  - Introduction For Washing  * ton Vanderlip.   HE OBJECTED TO CARTOON

Senator Also Expresses Disap-. proval of Cartoon Recently Published by Harper’s WeekBes

DENIES VANDERLIP r ACTED AS AGEN]   Harding Also Disapproves Cartoon of Cox. —

ANDERLIP NOT HARDING AGENT   Nenator Certain Never Gave Letter 0: Introduction

HARDING DENOUNCES REPUBLICAN USE OF CARTOON SACRILEGE: TRIED TO SUPPRESS    Candidate Also Denies Giving Vanderlip Letter in Connection  With Siberian Scheme

HARDING DOES NOT REMEMBER SOVIET LETTER   Republican Candidate Says Letter Only ‘Formal © Note for Friend.’

HARDING DENIES VANDERLIP AGENCY, REGHES CIRTOON   SENATOR REFUTES CHARGES OF REPRESENTATIVE "NEGOTIATING  IDL CAVInt.   RBrEPTOCTS CHURCH   Disnpproves Picture of Wilson Which Ue s Claim Is Sac-

Says Vanderlip May have Formal Note From Him but Not As His Agent  Disapproves Cartoon in Harvey's Weekly

HARDING HAD ASKED SUPPRESSION — OF CARTOON DR AWN OF GOVERNOR   Republican Nominee Requested That Picture Used by Har. vey's Weekly Be Held Out Because “He Was Sensitive About Making Inferences as to Religious Reference” — Again Says He Does Not Know Vanderlip.

SARTOON IS. “DENOUNCED B BY SEN. HARDING   EXPRESSES -HIS- DISAPPROVAL or HARVEY'S WEEKLY PICTURE IN A  . STATEMENT ISSUED To-

WHEBRIING KEFURNS ATTACK   Doteuted Vemecratic Cundifate Fer Congress Asks Hecount.

POLITIC. CONDIT!GHG AIRED AT CONFERENCE WITH SEN, HARDING   G. O. P. Nominee Not T Enter Debate With Cox.

POLITICAL GONDITIONS AIRED AT CONFERENCES   Republican Leaders Among Call: ers on Senator Harding,

CHARGE HUSBAND WITH PLOT TO END HER LIF!   Mrs. Addis Huber Snow Say Husband Instigated Plot-—Tolc of Schemes to Carry Out Plot.

WANTED TO BE RID OF WIFE   Woman Charxes Millionaire Hus bund Pletted Ageainat Hier.

PLOTTED 10 THROW WIFE OVER CLIFF   WASHINGTON’S ELITE ASTIR AFTER WEALTHY ATTORNEY IS CHARGED WITH ATTEM®TED MURDER

FAILWAY WAGE QUESTION DUE   Corporations: and Bratherhood Officials to: Meet in Conference Wednesday.   COMES UNDER NEW BILL

BEGINNING TO GRIND   Raliruad Mew Gather iu-‘Washing ton to Start’ the Wage Adjust, ment Machinery of New Law. .

BROTHERHOODS — WILL OPEN WAGE PARLEY MARCH 10   Decision is Reached at Conference With Director mes,   BOARD WALL ACT WITHOUT HELP OF FEDERAL CHIEF   Long Fight Is-Expected By; Both ‘Giles of Contro” versy.-

AT A JOINT: CONFERENCE WHICH WILL (MEET ON WEDNES.   Machinery With Which: the Dispute Will be Consider ~ ed Provided for in the Railroad Law: By Tete

RAIL MEN T0 PRESENT CLAIMS UNDER NEW LAY,   BROTHERHOODS WILL OPEN CON FERENCE WITH RAILROAD CORPORATIONS AT WASHING ;   TON WEDNESDAY.

WILL DISCUSS RAILROAD PAY   Representatives of Roads and Employes to Start Lengthy Confab Tomorrow.

RAILWAY WAGE MBETING CALLED FOR WEDNESDAY     Brotherhoods and Officials of Tionds  te Attend Conference Called by 7 Hines.

JOINT PARLEY WILL TAKE UP RAIL DEMANDS   Brotherhoods and Offi cials of Companies to  Meet Wednesday.

RAIL WAGE BOARD MEETS WEDNESDAY PER SENATE BILI   Representatives of Brother hoods to Meet, According to Provision of Ril).

BROTHERHOODS PLAN SETTLEMENT   RAILWAY WORKERS ARE   * PRESSING THEIR   DEMANDS.

BNOTAERHOONS. MEET WTR RAILAQAD HEARS TE ARSUST GERAPLAING   WACHINERY FOR CONFERENCES FE PROVIDED IN RECENTLY ADOPTED RAILROAD BILL.

DR, WENTZ SPEAKER   Will Address Meeting of Tl arentTeachers in Hanover.

DEMMIES DELAY SPEEDY ACTION ON RESOLUTION   Prevent Foreign Affairs Committee Acting Without Delay On Mandate Proposal.

ON RESOLUTION   Prevent Foreign Affairs Committee Acting Without Delay On Mandate Proposal.

NEGOTIATIONS FO FOR PEACE UNDER ¥   This Is Report Relative te ; Framers Quiet Work With Sinn. Feiners.   CONFERENCE MAY BE HELD   lf Common Ground Cannot Be Reached  Ngectiations rop.

Lloyd George Said to Be “Feeling Out’’ the Situation   Hundreds of Irish Leaders Are Being Interned A in Camps

NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND -BRITISH REPRESENTATIVES   NOTHING SURE AS YET OR TO WHETHER ANYTHING CAN RE ACUGMPLISHED   SEW MEMBER BOARD FEINT SUCHGUL FOR GLRL*

AGENTS OF LOYD GEORGE ANT OF SINN FEINERS NEGOTIATING FOR PEACK, Is CLAIM.   MEETING 1S UNOFFICIN   It Is Declared The Conferences Are Unofficial And ‘Phat Loyd George Has Met None Of The Rebel Leaders.—Treland fs Quiet.

NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS FOR AN IRISH SETTLEMENT   REPRESENTATIVES OF PREMIER LILOYD-GERORGE MEBTING WITH THE SINN FEIN

ASH FEELING OUT BRITISH HOPES OF PERC   Lloyd George Reported to Be Conducting Quiet Negotiations With Sinn Feiners   ‘MURDER GANG’ HELD TO BLAME BY PREMIEF   IRISH BRUTALTITIES WORSE THAN THOSE OF THE TURKS PREMIER DECLARES IN A SPR C HH

May Get; Together and Patch Up ¢ Peace—the, Affair Is Unoficial,

PEACE EFFORTS ARE UNDER WA)   British. Leaders Seek to Ar range Agreement Between . Sinn Fein and England.

PREMIER GEORGE SFEKING PEACE   ‘Feeling Out’ Sinn Fein Wit! View To Conference With Leaders

SINN FEINERS AND PREMIER MAY AGREE   Reports Say That Quiet Negotiations Are in Progress — Situation Has Become Caim.,

Feur Hundred Sixty-three Ears ef Corn On Biaptay in   HOLD BABY SHOW THURSDAY   Twenty Have Been Entered and More Will be in Uist by Thursday Noon.

SHOW AWARDS MADE   Four Hundred Sixty-three Ears of Corn On Display in Festival Show.   HOLD BASY SHOW THURSDAY   Twenty Have Been Entered and More Will be in List by Taursday Noon.

THOUANDS- SLEPT. _ IN OPEN’ AIR FEARING: - CHLORINE GAS IN THE NEW YORK STREETS

GAS “ATTACK” PUTS GOTHAM FOLK TO ROUT   "THOUSANDS FORCED TO SPEND  NIGHT OUTDOORS WHEN CHEM ICAL PLANT LEAKS.

THOUANDS SLEPT IN OPEN AIR FEARING CHLORINE GAS IN THE NEW YORK STREETS   Carboy of ‘ Chemical Plant Sprung a Leak and the Gas Hung in a Pall Over Tenement Section of the East  Side Last Night.

DEADLY GAS ROUTS - GOTHAM CITIZENS   Escaping Chlorine Fumes Drive East Siders to Roofs Where Fresh Air Protected Them. «= *

EAST SIDE IS “GASSED”      Chemical Plant Accltent Fills’ Neighborhood With @dor of Chlorine.

“WHISKY REBELLION,” WHICH BREAKS ON BIATHOAY OF IMMORTAL GEORGE, 15 FIRST SINCE HIS TIME, WHEN ALIKE MOVEMENT ASSUMED SERIOUS PROPORTIONS!

BOLSHEVIK ARE DRWING POLES IN RUSSIA, FORGE BRITISH OUT OF PERSIE

VAST EMERGENCY ARMY ORGANIZED   War Department at Washingtor Announces Details of Organization.   Fixes Only Limit to the Number of  , Troops for Service to All Men of  Draft Age in the United States.

EMERGENCY ARMY FOR U.S, ORGANIZED   War Department at Washington Announces Details of Organization.   300,000 REGULARS FIRST LINE   Fixes Only Limit to the Number of Troops for Service to All Men of Draft Age in the United States,

VAST EMERGENGY ARMY PLANNED   War Depariment Heads Con: pleting the Organizaiion.   CAN BE MOBILIZED QUICKLY

Announces’ Detaiie ; ganization,     aa) ae          Fixes Only Limit to the. Number _ Troops for Service to All Men  Draft Age in the United } States, ot

EPWORTH LEAGUE PARTY      Given at the Waldron YW E, Church Last Night.

EPWORTH LEAGUE PARTY   Given at the Waldron M. EL Charch Last Night.

GERMANY AS WIRELESS FIELD   Dutch and German _ Propaganda Agents Discuss Subject

BULL MOOSERS HOLDING“. OFF 10 SEE WHAT THE . DEMOCRATS INTEND DOING

Bull Moosers Shy At Bid To Join Liberals   Progressives of 1912 Want to Se What Democrats Will Do Before Aliguing Theasselves With New Third,  Partr.

THREE PRISONERS IN ESCAPE PLOT   TWO ARE CAPTURED AND ONE GETS AWAY AT JEFFERSON CITY.

HL DELIVERY. FALLS IN a   ONLY ONE. GAINED LIBERTY   Trio ‘Send Coal Car Down Grade’ at - Missourt State: Pricon—Two Prisoners. Back in "Cells :

TOLEDD tt WITH GUNMEN      Spectacular Shooting Af. fray Staged in Ohio City Tuesday

CAN BE NO LEAGUE WITHOUT AMERICA   BUROPEAN STATESMEN WILE , 1a OSE NEW ASSOCIATION  OF NATIONS 9

NO LEAGUE WITHOUT U.S. ~ SAY BRITONS   EUROPEAN STATESMEN WIL! OPPOSE NEW ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS.

DAYLIGHT SAVING NO GO   Squabble in Austria Now Over Summer Tinie Adjustment

Marder Suspect Defies Bullets To Win Freedom   ‘Man Sought As Child Slayer — Dashes to Brush As the ) Posse Closes In.

ELEVATOR BOYS ARE TIRED OF UPS AND DOWNS   LIFT;OPERATORS IN NEW YORK ~ QUIT WORK AND THOUSANDS CLIMB STAIRS.

ADVISE FARMERS TO TAKE A REST   SOME FARM BUREAU) HEAD THINKS FARMERS GET PRICES BY STOPPING PRODUCTION

FARMERS WILL  HOLD PRODUCTS; TO AVOID LOSS   Nation-Wide Crusade Against Decline in Prices of Farm Products—No Strike, However

Casualties in Ireland in  Minor Clashes Thru Isles   SCHOOL TEACHER SHOT DEAD WHEN. HE FAILS TO HEED CHALLENGE

JUIGK ADOPTION UF PAGT URGED AY TRADE MEET   ndustrial Leaders Ask {mmediate Action on Trea: to Safequard the Rights of American Citizens.

URGE SAFEGUARDS FOR MERCHANT MARINE   FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL FOR RETURN TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP AND CONTROI,   US INLAND WATERWAYS   “Necessary Developemenis in Econom  ic Program--Must Increase Produ rtian

UME mi   Broad Program to Build Up Overseas Traffic. Adopted at San. Francisco - ~

Democrats ‘Aver Thousands o Votes Were Cast Mlegally in Mountains.

FRAUD FOUND IN KENTUCKY BY DEMOCRATS   Discrepancy of 11000 Voies Alleged in Mountain Districts

SOCIALISTS MAY YET BE OUSTEL   New York Special Session 0 Legislature Take Exception Reelected Socialists.

Socialists (‘nseated By New York Assembly Are Back---Present Problem

SOCIALISTS, OUSTED, RE-ELECTED 10 OFFICE   New York Assembly Now Won ders What To Do; Bitter Fight Forecast.

TALK NEW BAN ON SOCIALISTS IN LEGISLATURE   New York Legislature, Meeting In Special Session, to Consider Cases Again   FIVE WERE REELECTED   Some Members Hold That They Are Not Entitled to Seats in the Legislature

ANOTHER BATTLE OVER 5 SOCIALISTS 1S EXPECTEL   Some New York Assemblymen Are in Favor of Denying Them Seats in Body.   MATTER UP TO ASSEMBLY ATTORNEY GENERAL SAY!   ‘But Understands Socialist Party Has Eliminated Un-American Clauses of Constitution.   SWEET CONSULTS LEADERS   Speaker Expected Today to Take Up Cases of Members Bacik After Being Expelled.

Hold Conference At Albany Today To Take Up Matter of Five feelected Assemblumen -

N.Y, SOLONS MAY BAR SOCIALISTS   Five Expelled Members. Re-Elected. Face Denial of Seats   ASSEMBLY LEADERS CONFER   Special Session Called to Con: sider Housing Problem

N. Y. LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS SOCIALISTS THAT WERE REELECTEI   Called in Special Session To  Pass on Housing Problems The Socialist Assemblymen Come in for Consideration Again, -

SOCIALIST ROW BOBS UP AGAIN   Housing Shortage, Cause of Special N, Y. Session, Lost in Fight Over Seats.

Legislature Considers Action is Reelection of Ousted THembers. \

SOCIALISTS: _ MAY BE SEATED   National and State Leaders Object to Having Five. Assemblymen Again Refused Seats — Sweet Makes nie Prediction.

TO TAKE ACTION ON SOCIALISTS   N. ¥. INTEREST CENTERS ON EX" PELLED ASSEMBLYMAN   Some Assembly Members Have Not Changed Views While Others Plan  te Unseat Re-Elected Socialists,

ASSEMBLY CONVENES; 5 SOCIALISTS BACK   Nusted Members Are Re-elect ed in New York,

N.Y. ASSEMBLY FACES PROBLEM   Has Re-Elected Socialists To Deal With

N.Y. ACTSON ~—-B SOCIALISTS   Assembly to ‘to Decide or _ Ousted Members — “PRe-slected °

SOCIALISTS IN NEW YORK ARE BACK IN LOWER HOUSE   Special Seasion Calied Found the Same Men, Just Reelected on the Job.

SOCIALISTS AGAIN PRESENT PROBLEN FORN. Y. ASSEMBLY   Question of Reseating Actior Overshadows Subject of Specia! Session.

WILT ACTON THE   nr Wr LE ic “TION a S t94  5 2 = 44X71 %  5 SOCIALi5:2

INTEREST IN SOGIALISTS CASE SUPREME AT ALBAN}      Question of Action Regarding Expelled and Re-elected Members to Fore

QUESTION OF EXPELLED SOCIALISTS WILL GOME UP BEFORE N. Y. SOLONS

URGES UNITED EFFORTS TO COMBAT RADICALISN   Wise atid Determined Stan’ Against Every Form of Spuriets Democracy Necessary, Says Garber,

URGES FIGHT AGAINST RADICALS   J. . Gurber Talks to “Superintend ente nt hdecational Meeting.

AMERICANIZATION AS FUNCTION OF SCHON      We Must Take Wise and Deter mined Stand Against Ever Form Of Spurious Democracy

EDUCATORS URGED TO COMBAT ANARCHY   Speaker Would Stand Against Every Form of Radicatism,

MINE WAGE SCALE MEETING PLANNED   Operators and Miners’ Representatives Will Assemble in New York March 9 to Discuss New Rates.

SILVER ROOSTER AS AN EMBLE   THESE TO BE.WORN BY WOME} DELEGATES AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

SHOEMAKERS LAUD ~ BOLSHEVIK! VICTOR   Argentine Workmen Cele. brate the Fall of Warsaw Which Was Reported in the Press Dispatches.—Many of Workers loin in Affair.

TRAIN ROBBING MILD COMPARED WITH PRICES ASKED BY, RETAILERS  eS See     a

WHEAT TUMBLES 10 $1.47 A BUSHEL   Lowest Price in Chicago Since World War

PLAN TO RELIEVE GOAL SHORTAGE   Chamber of Commerce Discuss. es Fuel Situation at Regular Meeting.   MANY IN NEED OF FUEI

PLAN TO RELIEVE COAL SHORTAGE   Chamber of Commerce Discuss es Fuel Situation at Regular Meeting.   MANY IN NEED OF FUEL   Resale of Coal by Brokers Said to De One Cause of Shortage. More Soft Coal Shipped.

ESTATE IS LEFT TO MONON CHURCH   Mary E. Sparrow Bequeaths Prop erty To Baptist Church—_ Other Will Filed,

PP Tee ee Se ee ee CUCL EC OE"  PHONE 72   No Reduction in Prices.

NO REDUCTION ON DODGE BROS, GAR   THEY WILL NOT, SACRIFICE QUALITY OF CAR FOR - COMPETITION.

WIFE IN HAREM      Racine, ‘Wis., Man Starts For Armenia For Her.

TO SE. ine va Wi. IREMS FOR WIFE.  A Wisconain Armenian: * Thee Wiewerhtiere Alan Beta the Tunek «

SPEKS TO SAVE HIS DAUGHTER   Armenian Will Try to Resene Girl Prom Tarkish Haretn.

WOULD RESCUE WIFE      Held Captive in Turkish Har. em for Four Years.

Of Men Blamed for Collapse of New Manual Training School Ordered.

ON CHARGES OF MANSLAUGHTER   C° Men Blamed for Collapse of New Maoual Training School Ordered.

COMPETITIVE DRILL WAS ‘ JUDGED BY U. S. INFANTRY INSPECTOR   Captain Keller Praised Instruction Given Indian Boys At the School

HASKELL BOYS HAD: _ABIG FIELD DAY   COMPETITIVE DRILL WAS ‘ JUDGED BY U. 8. INFAN- => TRY INSPECTOR   COMPANY “p” WINNER.

HOTEL MEN EXPERTS ON MALE FLIRTS   Managers of Six Leading Chi  cago Houses on Coroner’s Jury to Decide Fate of Flirt Slayer.

FLIRTATION AND DEATH   Chicago Hotel Men Called to De cide an Unusual Case.

SOX TOSSED REDS SERIES SAYS LAWYER   Expect No Indictment: in Ball Scandal, However.

{) INJURED WHEN CAR JUMPS TRACI   Ohio Electric Leaps Rails on Curve Near Richmond, Indiana, Today —Ten Persons Saffer Serious Injuries.

FORTY INJURED — MCAR WRECK   ‘Ohio People Among Victims in * Accident at Richmond, i Ind., This Morning.   LEAVES THE TRACK AT CURVE ON HILL   Was Traveling at High Speed Downgrade When the Derailment Occurred.

AQ INURED  WHEN INTERURBAN LEFT TRACK AT RICHIMOND, IND.   On a Curve, Losing Tracks and Turned Over   Passengers Rescued Through Windowe —Most Seriously Hurt Taken to Hospital.

CAR JUMPS TRACK; FORTY ARE INJURED   Ohio Electric Interurban Leaves Rails at Edge of Richmond and Crashes Into Pole.   WRECK ON DOWN HILL CURVE

FORTY INJURED WHENINTERURBAN JUMPS THE TRACK   OHIO ELECTRIC RAILROAD CAR RUNNING AT HIGH SPEED LEAVES THE TRACK NEAR RICHMOND.

INTERURBAN CAR JUMPS TRACKS TEW ARE INSURED   Yhio Electric Car Meets Accident Near Richmond, Indiana.   PEOPLE THROWN OUT   Derailing Occurs On Steep . Grade While Running at High Speed.

ARMY OFFICER’S WIFE FINED FOR SMUGGLING  Must Pay 50,000 Marks and Serve Month in Jail.

PERSHING LEADS A PARADE      eral at Head of Famous Firat Division in 2 Great Hias gneinal Pages mt.  Gen

JOHN J. PERSHING LEADS FAMOUS ~ FIRST DIVISION   Commander of the A. E. F  Marches in Historical Pageant at Camp Dix.

PERSHING LEADS TROOPS,   Fiirst Division in Pageant Me moralizes Its Battles of World War.

SUIT AGAINST PALMER STICKS   Woolen Manufacturers Charge Libel On Llien Property Castedian.

LEGS INJURED   David Thempeon Met With Painful Aceident at Ingalls Mill

INCOME TAX FIGURES.   3,000,000 Tax Payers Have Already kPald in Full.

Blut I  GAMBLING HOUSE WN COUNTR UNEARTHED  In Chicago In the New Clean-op, Netting 800 Gamblers.

PORTLAND GREETS PERSHING   Generals Only Hegnests to Weet American Legion and ‘Nor  Won *neerhanx,

PORTLAND GREETS PERSHING   frenerals Only Kequesis tea Wee American Legion and Net Munoy Speeches,

POLISH NATION “SEEKS BIG LOAN   STEVENS POINT AND PORTAGE COUNTY PEOPLE ASKED TO . + SUPPORT FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN   MEETING HELD::SUNDAY.   SUM OF $1,009:18 RAISED—WILEISSUE BONDS’ AT SIX  i

POLISH NATION SEEKS BIG LOAN   STEVENS POINT AND PORTAGE COUNTY PEOPLE ASKED TO SUPPORT FUND RAIS- ‘ ING CAMPAIGN   MEETING HELD SUNDAY   8UM OF $41,000 IS RAISED—WILL ISSUE BONDS AT SIX FER CENT

A FEDERATION O PREDIGTED   For Russia Similar to That of the United states of  Amenca,   COUNT PAHLEN THINKS PSUGH Wiha ors FORMED   Pormer Governor General of  Vime Gives aus taea of  KhRieci9‘« wns

UNITED STATES OF RUSSIA B — COUNTS VIEW   FORMER GOVERNOR GENERAL OF VILNA PREDICTS GOVERN. MENT LIKE AMERICAN

ILLEGAL WHISKEY SALES DISCLOSED   Warrants for Search of Dozer Warehouses Follow Arrests.

WAGE IOWA HEONLING CAMPAIGN   Harding Assailed Witl Queries: In West   Queries: In West STIRS OMAHA MEET  rr en ee ee  lakes Flat Stand Against Article X

HARDING SPEAKS IN MIDDLE WEST   Democratic Political Manager: Conducting a Catipaign of Heckling to Bother Can. fidata.

HARDING 0 REPEAT LEAGUE OPPOSITION THROUGH MISSOUR   To Carry Fight Into Enemy’s Country Against Covenant As it Stands.

CROWD RESENTS ITS REJECTION   Harding’s ‘Statement That _ He is Against League — of Nations Causes   foe oS i aS , Wea  Tried to Explain That He Was Not With Borah— In Missouri Today

LESS THAN ONE PER CENT OF MILLIONS XN DRAFT GUILTY BEING WILLFUL DESERTERS

170.911 DRAFT MEN WERE DESERTERS   Original List Much Larger Bu’ Many Names Have Been Eliminated.

Only One Per Cent of 24 Million Men on Federal Government Black List.

LESS THAN  PER. CENT OF GRAFTED AMEN DESERTER:   Names Of Offenders Will Seon Be  Made Public By War Depart - ment, Statement Declares.   SMALLER THAN IN CIVIL WAR

LESS THAN ONE PER CENT OF 24,000,000 ELIGIBLE TO DRAFT WERE DESERTERS

ROUNDUP OF DESERTERS 1S T0 BEGIN CAON, USUAL REWARD WILL BE OMITTE

PUBLICITY FOR DRAFT DODGERS   War Department, to Publist Names of “Wilful Deserters” in Near Future   SEEK LOCAL COOPERATION   Patriotic Societies to be Asked to Help Bring the Violators to Justice

DRAFT DODGER LIST 10 BE PUBLISHED   Less Than One Per Cent of 24,000,000 Registered Men Guilty of Desertion Ig The Record.

ROUNDUP OF DESERTERS 19 TO BEGIN SOQW, USUAL REWARD WILL BE OMITTE!

at Lu "a at “ “* a ba ™ ial iad  * PAGE SUPPORTER FOR MOR. * RISON. GIVES REASONS.

PETITION FILED.   Pershing's Name (oes on Nebrask. Primary Ba!lot.

DISCLOSURES  Are Involved In a ‘Million Dolla Whisky Trust’   Will Be Made Soon, Prohibition Off cials Declared Today.

DISCLOSURES  THAT SCORES OF PROMINEN CHIGAGDANS  Are Invaded In _ Dolla Whisky Tr "Tras  €hTyY:71 Mh. Bf .35~ Mane   Will Be Made Soon, Prohibition Ofcials Declared Today.

Scores of Prominent Chicago Citizens Allegedly Involved in “Whisky Ring’s” Activit

‘HAT MORE THAN 5000 VOTES IN OHIO SUPPRESSED.   Claim 47 Ballots Cast at Bergholz, Jefferson Co. Were Not Counted —  Investigation is Being ano

POLE ENVOYS LEAVE MINSK FOR WARSAW   Await New Pact Meet: ing—Wrangel Meets Defeat in South.

Coiamunications Are - “Destroyed by Reds   In: ‘Northe n Portion Anti-Bolshe “ike ‘Trdops Holding Only Crimean Area.

Crushing Defeat Administered to Anti-Bolshevik Leader On Two Fronts in Black Sea Area; His Forces Com. ~ pletely Annihiilated in One District Reports Say

‘Two ‘Armies in Black Sea  War Theater Crushed, ee Thev Claim.   BOLSHEVIKI OFFENSIVE  IN LEMBERG DISTRIC'   ‘Effort to Encircle City Being _ Met by Strong Polish  Resistance,

WRANGEL  SUFFERS DFFFAT   Is Crushed in Black Sea Theatre   REDS ARE STRONGER Lemberg Offensive Is Increasing

WHO JS ELECTED?                  ietitions Name Toke W  ritlea on Ballag as Elleetion.

DELAWARE DEFEATS SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION    Mosuage of the President to Dem. ocratic Asremblymen Did Not Have Desired Effect,

SUFFRAGISTS PREPARE TO PICKET REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT. CHICAGO   Militants Claim Republicans Are Re sponsible for Failure of Pinal Pas sage of Suffrage.

IRON RIVER PEOPLE WATCH AND WAIT AS FEDERAL STORM. PREPARES FOK ‘ DESCENT   Citizens Float “White Flag” as Indication of Their Peaceful Intentions—Ready for Trouble of Any Wine

WHOLESALE ARRESTS I MICHIGAN   Dalrymple After War rants for Booze Law Defiers Today.

OVERALL GIRLS IN WASHINGTON   “SIMPLY HORRIFYING’ GASP THE DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION AS THEY WATCH DENIM TEES.

WOMEN. APPEAR IN OVERALLS FOLLOWING UPSHAW’S LEAD IN CONGRESS OFFICES   D. A. R. Delegates Stopped By Crowds Following Them Says, “Horrifying Spectacle.” — Few of House Clerks  T Theee Thince.

Women Secretaries Appear In Housz Office Building With Trousers Rolled Above Shoe Tops. :

GIRLS IN OVERALLS SHOCK WASHINGTO!    ae a oe House Clerks Almost Stampede Members When They Appear in New Garb.

GIRLS JOINING OVERALL CLUB IN WASHINGTON   Six Young Women Secretaries Appear For Work in Blue Denim Trousers

Washington Girl Secretaries  In Overalls (Rolled High) Draw the Crowd

GIRL OVERALLS BRIGADE RECRUITS... . GIVE STAID CONGRESS JAZZ TOUCR

STAID WASHINGTON GETS A SHOCK __ YOUNG WOMEN ADD TOUCH OF JAZZ D. A. R. VISITORS ARE HORRIFIED

RAILADAD TRAFFIC HELD UP BY FLOOUED BIVER: HUNOREDS LEAVE HOMES   PROPERTY DAMAGE AMOUNTS TO LITTLE ALTHOUGH RIVER IS AT HIGH STAGE.

TENNESSEE EN FLOOTL   Nieh oWater Makes - Hundreds Homeless .in-the South.

FORCED FAMILIES - FROM FIRESIDES   No, Propery Damage I Reported From Tennessee River

HUNDREDS HOMELESS BECAUSE OF FLOODS   TENNESSEE RIVER ROSE ELEVEN FEET AND RAILROAD TRAF. FIC SERIOUSLY IMPEDED.

LOSE LES ' FRANKENOT FIDE   Son of Mrs. Melvin Rupe Also In A Critical ' Condition.   THE FIRE WAS DUE TO AN EXPLOSION   Gasoline Explosion Started The Blaze, Which Occurred Yesterday Afternoon,

DEATH FOR BABE AND MOTHER IN FRANKFORT FIRE   Firemen In Gas Masks Discover Victims After the Flames Are Extinguished.

JANE ADAMS SPEAKS HERE NEXT WEEK   Inter-Church Student Council of University Will Launch Sober Thinking Campaign.   MOVEMENT OVER COUNTRY   Neted Speakers Will Help Indian: University Students Make Choice of a Life Work.

cox NAKES ADDRESSES.   Touring New York Ciy With a 4 = Fireworks-Display.

UNFETTERED BY PROMISES - COX   IN NEW YORK ADDRESS  Tells Andience He Would Devote Energy to Accomplishing U. S. Industrial Readiustment.

AIM INDUSTRIAL READJUSTMENTS   (cox Wants High Ciass Industrial Engineer in Cabinet

YOUNG DEMOCRATS HEAR COX PROMISE   Democratic Candidate Promises Wha He Will Probably Never Have a Chance to Fulfill, as Things Look.

COX PROMISES AN. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER AS CABINET MEMBER ~ TF HES ELECTEL   Will Devote All Energies ta Indus. trial Readjustment in United States, Says   ELECTION OF HARDING WILL MEAN CONEUSION

GOX PROMISES TU EoTABL ah  INDUSTRIAL REST   SAYS THERE IS NO DENYING RE.  = ENT DRIFT TOWARD THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

COX DECLARES HE IS NOT BOUND BY ANY FETTERS   Tells New Yorkers He 1s Pledged To None Except on League

“TAMA SIM” -WILSON IS ILL   Former Secretary, f Agriculture in a Critical Condition at: His Meme In. Jewa. = ) ,

BANK ROBBERS GET $8,000   Two Men Lock President of Kentucky Bank in Vault and Escape in Automobile.

tat ‘  BANK BANUIIS TAKE $8,0UC   President of Kentucky Instigution Is Locked in Vault.

BIT SH Buallto MEA PeeAOL wit OECOlON AS TA RUSSIAN TRADI   FXPECT Bile BOOM TO FOLLOYV UNEXPECTED DECISION OF ENTENTE ALLIES,

BRITAIN IS READY FOR SOVIET TRADE   RESUMPTION OF TRADE RE LATIONS WELCOMED BY BIG BRITISH BANKS.   ABOLISH OEATH PENALTY   Wireless From Moscow Assert Central Soviet Government Orders Executions to at Once Cease

Speaker at K. U. Convocation -I nies that Japan.is a Militaristic Country.   Explain Why Japanese Consider Immigratien Bar a Direet } Insult to Them.

THERE'S DYNAMITE ' IN JAP SITUATION      WE HAVE USED SNAP JUDGMENT ON JAPAN SAYS REV. FRANK SMITH: >   ISEES THE OTHER SIDE   Speaker at kK. U. Convocation Denies that Japan is a Militaristic Country.   Explain Why Japanese  Consider Immigration Bar a Direct  Insult to Them,

Allies Are Amending Propos als To Conform To Ideas Of French   FEAR FOE COMEBACK   Lord Leverhulme Support: Continental Experts In Their Contention

Believe Germany Exaggerated Her Economic Status   Supreme Council Has With held Manifesto Concerning Plans for German Relief   FRANCE CONVINCED ALLIES ARE MISLEL   French View Is Supported B;: Lord Lever Hulme, Powerful British Manufacturer

FOXY GERMANS OVERPLAY HAND   ALLIES ARE HALTING THEIr PLANS TO MAKE INDEMNITY EASIER,

HARDING DISCUSSES DOMESTIC PROBLEM   Budget System and Russian Trade Are Subjects of , Informal Conferences

HARDING DISCUSSES ~ “HOME” PROBLEMS   PRESIDENT-ELECT TURNS FROM ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS TO BUDGET FOR U.S.

‘SEES PRESENT NEED _ OF ABUDGET SYSTEM   SENATOR HARDING ASKED TO GIVE IT HIS SUPPORT.   Advaptages Pointed Oat bs Repre sentative Gueod of lowa—President-eleet Sooa to Resign  From Senate.

HARDING DISCUSSES DOMESTIC MATTERS   WILL RESIGN FROM SENATE ‘WHEN NEW OHIO GOvERNOR GOES IN.

‘Opening Trade With Russia 7 And Domestic Matters  Mee Diageoneced.

HARDING WILL RESIGK “SENATE SEAT WHEN NEW GOVERNGA TAKES OFFIGE   President-elect Discusses Damestic Subjects. With Congressman  James W,- Good Of Towa.

BUDGET SYSTEM IS CHIEF TOPIC WITH HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT ALSO CONFERS WITH “MIND” ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA

HARDING WILL RESIGN SENATE   President-Elect Sets Aside Foreign Issues and Discusses Domestic Probleis,

Harding Discusses a Budget System with Iowa Congressman   President-elect Also Confers with Max Rabinoff, Conductor of the Chicago Opera Company on Resumption of Trade Relations with Russia—-Harding to Resign Seat in Senate.

HARDING TAKES UP MATTER OF BUDGET SYSTEM WITH GOOG   Announces Intention to Resign Senate Seat as Soon as Davis is Inaugurated.   WILL DEVOTE WEEK TO DOMESTIC QUESTIONS   Confers With Max Rabinof Concerning Opening of Trade Relations With Russia With out Formal Recognition o Soviet Government.

Rall STRIKE “MAY BE AVERTEL   Statement of the Labor Board That Wage Decision Will Come Before July 20 Believed To Have Clarified Matter.

STRIKE BY RAI ROANERS AVE  RIED   By Announcement Wage Board Would Report July 20th   Washington Thiake Railroad Board’: Promise Cleare Strike Situation.

ILLNESS HALTS THE TRIAL   Court Postpones Session in Murder Case at Moritesano; Juror Stricken

RUN-AWAY BOYS FINALLY CAUGHT   Clair Lawer and Harry Cary, Biglerville Youths Who Were in Hanover Last Thursday, Apprehended in York.

BOY TRAVELERS RETURN TOHOMES   York Police Locate Biglervill: Youths. Came From Baltimore.   CAREY CARRIED PISTOL

BOY TRAVELERS RETURN TO HOMES   ee York Police Locate Biglerville ) Youths. Came From Baltimore.   CAREY CARRIED PISTOL   Adventurers Were Out Looking For Work. Did Not Runaway, Bhey Say.

ALLIES TAKE STAND FOR FULFILLMENT OF TREAT\   Declare for Military Occupation 0 Additional German Territory  Tf It Is Necessary —   REPRESENTATIVES OF ENTEN TE WILL MEET TEUTON ENVOY ON REPARATIONS

Adriatic’ Question Negotiations to Be Resumed With Italy   Military Administration of Palestine Is Satisfactory to Jews—Germany Says ' All Troops Now Out of Ruhr District

TED IN THREAT TO BERLIN   Supreme Council Holds Germans to Terms of Treaty.   NITTI'S PROTEST IS KILLED   Premier of Italy Fears Use of Arms, but Is Convinced by the Arguments of Lioyd George and Millerand.

PACT ADOPTED BY THE HEADS GF THE ALLIES   Nitti Protests Against Military Measures Against Germany lo Force Obedience.   France and England Show Ne cessity of Such Action For Co-ercion.

FOE MUST CARRY OUT PEACE PACT   Franco-British Declaration Re garding Germany Adopted  . at San Remo,   NO ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT

TOUSEFORCE IF NECESSARY   Agree to Take All Measures to Assure the Carrying Out of Treaty  ae ae   Halian Premier Opposed Miltary Mensunes—sABHGH of

ITALY AND SLAVS WILL NEGOTIATE   Fiume ‘Problem Remain: Suspended at Allied San : Remo Meet

ALLIES ARE UNIFED IN  THREAT:TO GERMANY   ‘Supreme Council at ‘Ban Remo Holds  the Berlin Government to   Versailles Terms.

GLAMANY 1)  ACEP TREATY  UM ENCOUNTER ALLIED FS]   Supreme Council Decides on Further Occupation if Necessary   FIUME QUESTION TO REMAIN OPEN   Italy Must Accept Wilson’s Proposal or Pact of London

ALLIES 10 BROOK NO DELAY BY HUN   Will Use Military Force, I! Necessary, to Enforce Versailles Treaty.   Unity of Entente Intimate and Sincere, Declares Belgian Foreign Minister.

TEVTONG MUST GREY TREATY, ALLIES ASSERT    Supreme Council Announces Readiness to Take All  Necessary Measures   ‘PLANS FOR PALESTINE  RULE ARE CHANGED   ‘Announcement of Adriatic  Settlement Seems to Have Been Prermature

WILSONITES IN TEXAS LINE UP AGAINST BAILEY   Supporters of the Present Administration Pick Up the Gage of Battle, Thrown Down by Former Senator

DELEGATION TO SOLIDLY STAND BEHIND PRESIDENT IS AIM OF FIGHT OUTLINED

\Kosciuszoko’s s Heart ! _Will Be Keturned To  }   His Native Land

a, re HEART OF POLISH PATRIOT’  WHO: FOUGHT WITH WASHING—_ TON RETURNED HOME

PACKER LEGISLATION . “WITH TEETH IN IT   Will Bo Passer at This Session A¢ cording to Representative  Anderson,

PLAN REGULATION OF PACKERS NOW   Bill Is Being Framed That Has Real Teeth In It Author Says

JOSEPH WELDON BAILEY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY   Henry Announces His Withdrawal From Race in Favor of Former United States Senator.

IDE BAILEY ANNOUNCES FORMAL CANDIDACY FOR POVERNOASHIP OF TEXA'   BOB HENRY WEEKLY RETIRES WHEN HIS CHIEF GOES APTER Bi JOB HIMSELF,

TO ABANDON HUNGER STRIKE   O'Callaghan Says Amerion Coald Ob. tain Jwuathire fee Peehand.

BOKRAM PREPARED To BOLT.   idahw Sewater Will Relecse te Saeppert Kither Lewden o¢ BR vod.

Johnson’ ‘Leader: ‘Declarés H oo Will Not Stand for WoodPO ada eet   CORRUPTION: IS: ISSUE   There’ Is No Way to Avoi the Question, He Tells. Delevates.

JOHNSON’S CHIEF SUPPORTER SAYS IT MUST BE SENATOR OR “OTHER CLEAN MAN”   “STAID WITH TAFT, BUT...   Says if Lowden or Wood Were Nom inated Issue Will Not Be \$ Platform.

Johnson’s Chief Backer No _To Throw Delegates to Wood’s Candidacy   PREDICTS A DARK HORSE   Idaho Senator Scores Both Lowden and Wood in Bitter Arraignment

BORAH MAKES IT PLAIN EITHER LOWDEN OK WOOD WILL LOSE HIS SUPPORT

: PROMINENT FIGURES AT.  GAICAGO CONVENTION   shel dete deed deeb dete  ~——BONVENTIONALITIES

Borah Declares Lowdenand Wood Unfit Candidates   Avers Candidacy of Eithe Would Make Corruption Political Issue.

2ORAH DEC L. {RES FINANCES STILL ARE THE ISSUE   Will Not Swing Support to Lowden or General Wood.

FLAYS LEADING NOMINEES.   Borah Seys That He Wil! No Support Either Lowden or Wood.

BORAN DENOUNCES LOWDEN AND WOOL   Johnson Supporter Declares He Will Support Neither of Leaders.

‘support Harding, and New York ‘likely followed Pennsylvania's lead.

RUIN LEE IN WAKE UF KENTUCKY VYOL ONE   Forty Persons Injured at Sher man When Tornado Sweeps Earth.  en ee seaman  PROPERTY LOSS LIGHT  Schoolhouse With Children Is Hurled into Near-by Field

RUIN LEFT IN WAKE UF KENTUCKY NYC ONE   Forty Persons Injured at Sher man When Tornado Sweeps Earth.  PROPERTY LOSS LIGHT  Schoolhouse With Children Is Hurled Into Near-by Field

SCHOOLHOUSE BLOWN AWAY   Building Full of Children Thrown Intec Field by Sto-m—No One Reportec Killed.

WILL GEG WORK GOON ‘AO MONEY BT AINED   Clean Cut Victory Scored by Forces Favoring ! Larger Issue   TWICE AS MANY VOTES AS IN LAST ELECTION   Additional ‘Classrooms Are _ Needed and No Delay ; Will Be Allowed

WILL BEG WOK OUD AO MUNEY (BT AINED   TWICE AS MANY VOTES  AS IN LAST ELECTION   Additional Classrooms Aré Needed and No Delay Will Be Allowed

GOMPERS DECLARES — NE-CARNOT DELIVER LABOR VOTE. IN TALK   Labor Leader Urges Support of Cox and F. D. Roosevelt.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS — TO TEACH THRIFT   Mefnite Plan for Instruc tion in 25 Counties Ar ranged by Dr. Finegar Dr. Keith One of the  Sponsors.   ARRANGEMENTS

NOSKE'S TROOPS MOVING TOWARD GERMAN CAPITAI   MINISTER OF DEFENSE ID EBERT GOVERNMENT TC MAKE ATTEMPT TO TAKI CITY FROM VON KAPP.

TWO FACTORS SEEK CONTROL OF THE CERMAN GOVERNMEN:   EBERT RALLIES FORCES TOFLGHT THE FEW REGIME   Is Preparing To Combat The New Revelutionary Government,   VIOLENT FIGHTING IN SOME QUARTERS   Fifty Reported Killed at Kiel anc Thirty at Essen—Rioting In Rerlin.

Report Noske Is Now Marching On Berlin With Army   New German Government De clares It Has Assurance of British Support   REPORTS OF STREET FIGHTING IN BERLIN   New German Government Appears To Be Rent Into Two Camps

DENERAL STRIKE OPREADS TO INDUSTRIAL GENTERS: NEWAFCIME HOLDS BERLIN   Bavaria, Baden and Wurttemberg Reported to Remain Loyal to Ebert and Old Ministry.   REVOLUTIONARY MARINES PARADE IN CAPITAL CHEERED BY PEOPLE   Noske’s Army Marching On Berlin, Says Wireless Report

5 PSR CENT. BEER _ LEGAL IN NEW JERSEY   Is the Ulaim of Governor-Elect Edwards If the Legislature Will Pass Such a. Bill,

N. J. GOV. ASSERTS... NOTHING TO PREVENT. THE SALE OF BEER         Prominent Democrats of the State Decided To Launch Such Legislation ‘in; Belief That the People Will )  Law.

Prominent Democrats of the State To Launch Such Legislatio Belief That the People Will  ‘Law.

Governor-Elect Thinks President's   State can Enact Its Own Legisla  tion amd Permit Sale of Beer Not Over 5 Fer Cent. Strong.

NEW JERSEY WETS ARE HOPEFUL   Governor Rules that State Can Pas: Laws Permitting of Sale of  Five Per Cent Beer

CONNECTICUT HOUSE BEEING CONSITERATION CHIFERAGE RESALLTT INN   PREDICTED THAT BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE WILL RATIFY THE AMENDMWENT.,

Connecticut To Rtaify Amendmen   Woman Suffrage Amendment Beforc Connecticut Lagisiature, — Its Adoption Forecast.

KIDNAPPERS ASK RANSOM FOR BABY   Parents And Officials Discuss Advisability Of Paying Sum Asked For Return

SAY MATHEWSON HAS CHANCE OF LASTING CURE   Big Six Is Declared to Be Gaining in Fight. Against  I La eitnotc

MATHEWSON IMPROVING.   Believed to\Stund a Good Chance of . Pall Bocovery.

BERGER I$ DEFEATED FOR RE-ELECTION IN WISCONSIN CONTEST   Unseated Socialist Leader Loses Race to Republican Candidate.

BERGER LOSES BY 1700 VOTES   Stafford Claims Lead ir ’ Congressional Race

NAVY BUILDING AS. DANIELS ASKS HAS COMMITTEE JOLT   Three Programs of Secretary Disappeared by Substitute: , Body of Congressmen.   “INTEREST OF ECONOMY” 1S REASON THEY ADVANCE   $72,000,000 Appropriation for Unfinished 1916 Program Is: Only Fund Now Fixed.

HOUSE COMMITTRN. TURNS. . " DOWN NAVAL PROGRAM OF - DANIELS; ECONOMY MOVE

NAVAL PROGRAM DISAPPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Recommendations of Secretary Daniels Passed Up For Tim Being.   $72,000,000 For Continuing Un finished Building Granted

REFUSE DANIELS’ BUILDING PROGRAI   Proposed Naval Construction Disapproved “For Economy’’ By Senate.

COMMITTEE DISAPPROVES:. DANIELS NAVAL PROGRAW      Takes Adverae Action on Constructiox Outlined Oontingent.on Disposition of Treaty: :

NAVAL PLANS TURNED DOWN BY CONGRESS   Daniels’ Idea of Naval Con struction Knocked Into Cocked Hat By House Committee.

FAILURE OF UND 10 DISARM HALTS OPA PEACE PARLE)   Lloyd George, in Ultimatum Demands Germany Reduce Army and Carry Out Armistice Terms at Once.

FEAR GERMANS Nit SINGERE   LLOYD GEORGE TELLS THEM $0-—ARGUMENT  ENSUES

DOUBT GERMAN GOOD FAITH   Imtention to Execute Peace Treaty Questioned Openly at Spa Cernference.

GERMANS OPPOSE SMALL ARNIY PLAN   Present Arguments Supporting Contention That Pres-_ ent Force Is Necessary   ULTIMATUM  PRESENTED   Lloyd George Accuses Envoys With Intentions to Evade Treaty Terms

OPA CONFERENCE MAY “BE BROKEN UP TODAY   ACTION DEPENDS ON GERMANY AGREEING TO REDUCE ARMY TO 100,000 MEN.

QUICK PAYMENT OF GUARANTY T0  RAILWAYSURGED   Legislation to Prevent Bribery and Te Stop Use of Wooden Passenger Coaches Asked in Annual  Renart Todav.

RNILAQAUS NEED MONEY DUE THEM IN GUARANTEES   OVER THREE HUNDRED WILLION ALREADY PAID AND FOUR HUN. PRED MILLION HELD UP.

IRAIL GUARANTEE COST  TO REACH $600,000,00¢   Houston Furnishes Congress with Fur ther Figures on Bill for Govern, “ment Contro)] .

BILL” HAY WON IS INDICTED   Is Listed Amon, embers of “One Big manag On Comanery

OBIE” FAY WON IS INDICTED   Is Listed Amon, .embers of “One Big Union" On Conspiracy

WOOL GROWERS ARE ASKING RELIEF FROM INJUSTICE   Say ‘They Are Not Able ta Gel ~a Square Deal Abroad

WOOLEN MLL GENAGEH DEMANDS PROTECTION FOR WG! PROTICER   SAS FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDE PIONS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR Pitti t LTiES.

URGES PROTECTION FOR AMERICAN WOOL. GROWEF   Woolen Mills President Points Out In. justice Due to Foreign Exchange Conditions

Pacific Coast Fleet Warms Up* » Convention Scenes To-- « : day.  Arman   DANIELS . HAS, ARRIVED

THE ROLL OF DELEGATES BEING MADE   BY NATIONAL DE. ICRATIC COMMITTEE  FOR THE CONVEN. TION   Mysterious McAdoo Boom Gaining — Bryan is Busy -in Dry Fight—Speculation as to Candidates and  Dintifawen

BURLESON WILL SUPPORT M’ADOC   Action of Republican Conven tion Will Not Be Repeated At Frisco.

BURLESON FOR MceAboo    Says the Texas Delegation —7 Unanimous in Sentiment

PLATFORM TO SIDESTE? NO ISSUE   Democratic Declaration, Un like That of G. O. P., Will Be Straightforward.

DEMOCRATS ARE STRUGGLING WITH FEW CONTESTS   COMMITTEE HEARING GEORGIA AND SENATOR REED'S DEMAND FOR + GPRPATS. +   Clearing the Decks for Opening of Convention on Tuesday + Alas t

BURLESON MUM Of ATTITUDE OF PARTY TOWARD DRY PLANK   Declines to Forecast Action of Convention on Voilstead Act, Labor or Ireland.   COX AND M’ADOO BOOMS SHOW SIGNS OF ACTIVITY   Meredith Headquarters Share Office with Gerard; More Delegates Arriving.

BOOMS EEADING: WITH DELEeRTES   SENATOR. REED'S CASE TROUBLE SOME: NUT FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO CRACK.

SPURT FOR GOA TG REPORTED Aa TFLEGATES TALK   Elusive McAdoo Boom Revived By Groups Wearing Cards _ 5 in Their Hats   TEMPORARY ROLL OF - CONVENTION IN SIGH)   Senator Reed’s Efforts to Ge Seat Upon Floor to. Be Passed Upon —

ANNOUNCEMENT — MADE IN FRISCO BYP. M. GENERAL   BURLESON SAYS SUPPORT OF STATE WILL BE GIVEN.   INDIANAPOLIS MESSAGE URGES DAMP PLANK   Northern Baptists in Convention at   Buffalo Vote te Wire W. J. Bryan Insisting On  Prohibition.

TEXAS FOR McADOO   Postmaster General Burleson Says Entire Delegation is For Him.

DEFINE POSITION POSITIVELY, SAID   Burleson "Declares All Texas Delegation Solid for McAdoo.

WADOG TO GET TEXAS’ VOTE   Postmaster General Burleson Arrived in Frisco Last Night

BURLESON SAYS PLATFORM Mita BE EMPHATIC   HE AND TEXAS DELEGATIO SOLID FOR WADOO; PROMINENT ISSUES DISCUSSED.

Conrse of Action Regarding New Alien Land Law to Be Decided On At Meeting in San Francisco November 15   Tokyo Reported Preparing to Propose to Stop Immigration if People Now Here Pemnitted to go Their Way

MEMBER OF BOOZE RING CONFESSES AFTER GIVING UP  DETAILS OF CONFESSION   DETAILS OF CONFESSION HAVE NOT YET BEEN MADE PUBLIC.   WAS ELABORATE LAW BREAKING MACHINE

IMPLICATES — MANY U. 8.  DRY AGENTS   Politicians and Policemen Are Involved In Million Dollar Graft.

SHIP. SUGAR FROAL CANADA.      Nite Trainlonds Wi WHI Help Relieve *.. Shortage in Kuansa

SEND DELEGATIONS TO COUNTRY FAIRS   CHAMBER Or COMMERCE TC MAKE TRIPS TO LECOMPTON AND VINLAND   ENDORSE LEGION MOVE   Organization -Decides to Add te Membership Daring the Month of October

SEND DELEGATIONS TO COUNTRY FAIRS   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TC MAKE TRIPS TO LECUOMPTON AND VINLAND   Ore@anization - Decides to Add ta Membership During the Month of October

TWO LOSERS IN BASEBALL nes FIXNING WILL NOT TESTIFY  } Press  Woes *PH A A wee mreist ¢

? NEW YORKERS DROPPED WAD ON "FIXED" GAMES   Lost $75,000 Which They Bet on World’s Series in 1919: Ringleader of the Gamblers Has Been Found

GERMAN LINERS NEEDED BY U. S. SAYS COMMITTEE   Retention Wise from Business Standpoint, Senate Is Told

U.S. WANTS SHIPS RETAINED, REPORT OF COMMITTEE SAYS   Commerce Committee of Senate De clares Retention of Boats is to Best Interest of the

TO KEEP THIRTY. OF. THE GERMAN: SHIPS   That Is the. Anvice_ of the - Sepate Commerce. Cimmittes—Americn . nate Them. -

OFFICERS WHO SHOOT CITIZENS ARE KILLED BY HAND GRENADES   Disorders Reported in All Sections of Capital.   RADICAL MOVE SEEMS TO WANE   Strikers ‘Sull  Out and Living Problem Is Serious.

Supreme Council Approve: ‘Recommendations to Send Medicine, Machinery.   CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY TO DISTRIBUTE STORE   Decision, However, Dees Not Mean Raising of Blockade,  Council Announces.

RUSSIAN BLOCKADE PARTIALLY LIFTED   Population Will Be Given Need. ed Commodities in Exchange  for Grain and Flax

Blockade . Partially Taken Off   Supreme Council Approves Plar to Relieve Peuple of Interior by Exchange of Goods on Basis of Reciprocity.

WILL LIFT BLOCKADE.   Population in Interior of Rusis to Get Medicine and Other Commodities.

GIVE RELIEF TO RUSSIA  Allies to Send Supplies  Ih Exchange for Flay and Grail  Will Deel With Pesan cities, Nut Soviet

SUPREME COUNCIL ACTS TO RELIEVE RUSSIANS   Recommends Exchange of Commodi: ties, Medicines and Machinery for Grain—Vs. Soviet:

Supreme Council Approves Measures to Relieve Population in Interior; Reciprocal Interchange of Foodstufis And Other Commodities Decided Upon at Paris.

Paris Is Quiet On May Day: No Outbreaks   Up to One O'Clock This After noon Predicted Trouble Has Not Occurred   ‘TRAFFIC CARRIED ON AS USUAL   Prefect of Police Announces That There Is No Indication of Trouble

MAY DAY FAILS TO ALARM PARIS   No Serious Trouble in the” ‘French Capital Up to 1 This Afternoon.   THE RAILROAD STRIKE CUTS LITTLE FIGURE   Transportation _ Normal : zand Auto Buses and Tramways Are in Onermtinn -~— -

SEN. HARDING'S _ CAR LEAVES TRACK   §. 0. P. CANDIDATE AND PARTY ESCAPE INJURY WHEN PRIATE CAR.IS DERAILED

HARDING TRAIN “JUMPS TRACI   Special Car Bumps on Rails Across Tressle Before Train Is Stopped.

LEAVES HAIL UN TREDILE: NO ONE HURT   INAAININOW EOUAPE. ON HIGH BRIDGE     Front Trucks Wrecked with Train Going at 40 Miles.

HARDING HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEAT   Private Car Jumps the Track Neas Millwood,, West Virginia, Today   TRAIN RENNING AT KATE OF FORTY MILES PER HOUR   Teuck Under Car freaks as Trair - Passed Switch—Ran on Ties Over Hivh Trestle

HARDING'S PRIVATE CAR JUMPS THE TRACK   Presidential Party in Narrow Escape When Train Bumps Along Ties Over Narrow Trestle   TRUCKS OF THE CAR BREAK

HARDING HAS A NARROW ESCAPS   As Private Car Jumps the Track— { No Oue Injured

_ Kepublican Candidate Says ’ That Ship of State Needs Joint Control.   TOUR OF KENTUCKY TO END THIS. EVENING   Presidential Nominee Says He Will Take People Into His Confidence. °

Train Is Going Forty Miles ar Hour When Last Car Leaves Rails.      CANDIDATE'S CAR SMASHED.   Speeding Car Bumps Over Tie: on High Trestle Before Train Stops.

HARDING IN WRECK   Private Car Jumps Rails Near Millwood, West Virginia

Bumps Over the Cross Ties o1 High Trestle—Nothing - Serious Recultc.

WHISTLE KICKER OUSTED   Capt. Gilmer, Governor, of. Cuan Who Ordered AH Whistling Stop ped, is Remeved.

THREE DEAD OVER SUGAR THEFT CASE   Oklahoma Grocers Mixed Up in Theft and Shooting, Assert Officers

STOP ALLEGED SUGAR THIEVFS   Three Men Dead ae a Nerenlt of as Attempted Eaca pe.

PISTOL BATTLE NEAR COMMERCE COSTS 3 LIVE   Joplin Detective and Miami Grocer Slain by Alleged Sugar Thief, Who in Turn  Is Killed by Officers.

THREE ARE DEAD AND TWO WOUNDED WHEN ALLEGED SUGAR THIEVES MAKE EFFORT TO GET-AWAY IN MOTOR CAR

RUN ON PONZI'S. OFFICE SLACKENS   Only 100 Noteholders ix Line This Morning—Spec ulators on Hand   Arrangements to Care fo Women’ Noteholders al Snecial Window

RUN ON PONZI DWINBLES   Specniatorn Are Again In Evidence Seeking to Huy Notee—Long Line Misalng.

PONZ! REFUNDED $500000 DURING TUESDAY'S RUSH   Only Few Investors Appear To: day Asking for Return ol  Ciinde   Speculator’s Once More in Fyidence.

BININ PON. ~DEGUNED TA   SLOW SERVICE COMPLAINT   Neto Holdére “Say. Only 100 Clainis Were Pa id. Yestetday—-Popzi’s _ Clerks’ Deny}     etme x

METHODS ARE” LOOSE   OSFICTAL  OF CREDITMEN SAYS '$250,000,000-HAS BEEN LOST BY CANCELED ORDERS.  mer

MERCHANDISE ~ ORDERS CANCELED   LOSS ESTIMATED AT §$250,. (000,000—FALLING PRICES.

PHREATENS HUNGER STRIKE   Conscientious Objector Objects te Gioing Back to Leavenworth .

OBJECTOR MAY GO. ON HUNGER STRIKI   Fugitive From Justice Threaten Defiance Unless Leavenworth Prison Has Improved

BLUEBEARD IS NUMBER 33,75!   Lost Is’ Identity, His Locks and i Kenrd—Assigned To Jute Mill

NATECN: LONGS FOR TREATY, DEMOCRAT LEADERS ASSER]      DEMiXD FOR RATI@ICATION f : PARTICULARLY STRONG IN MIDDLEF WEST AND SOUTH

Leaders of Party Declare for ~~ Peace with un   COX’S LIEUTENANT JOINS THE CHORUS   Says Ohio Joins with Middle West in Peace Demand

COUNTRY. WANTS TREATY AND WANTS iT BADLY   Hoes Nob Care Pailic uhwly Whothes  There Are Reservations or Not,

THE DEMAND FOR RATIFICANSOSE 1S PARTICULARLY STRONG IN MIDDLE WES?.   Delegates to Democratic Ratios National Committee Meeting Sag. Ft is Uppermost Thought im. Minds of Business Men,

DEMOCRATS SAY U. d. WANT TREATY   GATHER FOR MEET   WILL CHOSE DATE AND PLACE OF CONVENTION—MOVEMENTS OF BRYAN IN CAPITAL ARE BEING WATCHED CLOSELY

THE COUNTRY DESIRES TREATY SETTLEMEN’      {Demand for f elian Puavtion tink hy  HoSurone in Middle West ind    Soauth—        ponsible,     Chate be

GREAT BRITAIN BEADYTOPARLEY WITH SOVIETS   Holland Not to Resume Relalations Until Status Has Been Outlined

GREAT BRITAIN TO NEGOTIATE WITH RUSST   EARL CURZON REPORTE! TO HAVE TAKEN STEP TO MEET SOVIETS.   Cessation of Bolshevik Advances Into the Crimea What is ‘Mos! Tieatreard

GREAT. BRITAIN. TRYS NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIAN SOVIETS: IN EFFORT TO ARRIVE AT A MUCH NEEDED PEAC

GREAT BRITAIN TOTREAT WITH REDS, IS CLAIN   Foreign Secretary Proposes Meeting to Effect Agreement.

TIONS . WITH RUSSIA  NEGOTIA      Great: ‘Britain  Will Make . Terms, According to © _Moscow Dispatch .

SOVIET SAYS BRITAIN ISREADY FOR PARLEY   Curzon Reported Willing te  Begin Negotiations to End  Crimean Advance.

FLIRTS WITH SOVIET   Great Britain on Eve of Alliance Witt General Wrangel.

BRITISH TO OFFER PEACE TO RUSSIANS   Moscow Dispatch Says Gov. ernments Are Soon to Open Negotiations.

RED TRADE WITH ENGLAND ABOUT 10 OPEN   Holland Will- Not Re sume Trade—Protest Filed With Wilson.

HEAT BRITA lO NEGOTIATING  WITH DOLSHENIK   BRITISH PURPOSE IS TO STOF BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE INTO CRIMEAN TERRITORY,

Moscow Dispatch Asserts the British. Foreign Minister Addresses Communication te Soviet Commissary

TO DEAL WITH RUSS   Britain Seeks Parley With Soviets. on Crimea.   Russ Commissar Agrees to Open Ne. Negotiationea—Civic Federation Fights U. 8S. Recognition,

Great Britain to’ Open — Direct Dealings With Soviet ‘Russia, Repori   Earl Curzon Said to Have Made Proposal to '* Commissary of Foreign Affairs That “ Will Mean General Agreement. °

TRAPPED WHILE ON TRESTLE   Man Makes Herelie Fifert to Save Wife and Himeelf.

HE HANGS FROM © TRESTLE WITH WIFE IN ARM   Peoria Coal Miner Performs Heroic Feat When Train Threatens Lives.

4IANGS FROM RAILROAD BRIDGE — WITH ONE HAND, WITH WIFE IN OTHER AS TRAIN CROSSES

RAILWAY OWNERS MUST MEET WITH THE EMPLOYEES   BEFORE U. 8. LABOR BOARD TO SETTLE DISPUTES ON THEIR ROADS

DUTCH COMMUNITY 1S DIVIDED OVER PASTO   Rev. Mr. Densel Has Stirrec Up Trouble by His Joy Jaunt With Lady Friend.   SAYS HE SEES HIS MISTAKE

MUCH GDGaIP OVER PASTOR   THE LITTLE COMMUNITY OF PASSAIC, N. J., SEETHES WITH SPECULATION

Passaic Church  Excommu nicates Parents of Gir!   Congregation Holds Miss Hannenburg to Blame tor Preacher's Conduct.

FINANCIAL CONFERENCE REACHES AN AGREEMEN’   Brussels Meeting Will Make Public Plan tor International Credit System Outside Leacue

FIRST 2 DAYS OF MEET   Program of Work Planned for Republican Convention.   Opaned Today by Will H. Hays of Indiana’ and Called to Order Tomorrow by Lodge.

PROGRAM OF MEET   WORK MAPPED OUT FOR TWO : FIRST DAYS,   Is Called to Order by Will H. Hays o Indiana—Senator Lodge Presides Tomorrow.

PROGRAM OF CONVENTION   SCHEDULE FOR FIRST TWO  DAYS OF MEETING IS ANNOUNCED.

FIRST 2 DAYS OF MEET   Program *f Work Planned for Republican Convention.

RKS MASSACRE RE ARMENIANS   Of Nationalists Orders Deportation Of ANI  Foreigners

ARMENIA CALLS ON ALLIES FOR SUPPORT: AGAINST BOLSHEVIK)      Action Fellows Refusal of i That Permission be Glven For’ Transportation of ‘Proops,

ERWIN BERGDOLL HELD.   Gives Himself Up After Being  Absent More Then To  Years.

ONE BERGDOLL IN CUSTODY   Half Brother of Escaped Draft Deserter Gives Himeelf Up at Geverpnor’s Island.

BERGDOLL’S BROTHER IS AGAIN IN JAIL   Sought For Two Years . As Deserter, He Surrenders   NO TRACE OF GROVER   Former Head of Disciplinary Barracks Put on Trial For Letting Him Escape

ERWIN BERGDOLL KRELD.      Gives Himself Up After Being Absent More Then Two, Wears. © .

ERWIN BERGDOLL, DRAFT DODGER, SURRENDERS   Is Locked Up in Prison Occupied for a Few Months by His Brother.

ONE BERGDOL GIVES SELF UP   Erwin, Half-Brother Grover Surrenders   ALSO DRAFT   Erwin R. Bergdoll Faces Charge Similar to that on Which His Half-Brother was Convicted — Gives Himself Up at Governor’s Island— Commander Being Tried

ERWIN BERGDOLL © {SUNDER ARRES   Brother of. Notorious Draf Dodger Surrenders to Army. Authorities .   AWAITS COURT - MARTIAL   Former Commander of Mili. _ctary Prison Faces: Trial for Neglect of Duty

Erwin Bergdoll, Brother of No: torious Slacker, Surrenders in New York.

E.R. BERGDOLL DRAFT EVADER SURRENDERS   HALF BROTHER TO MILLIONSGIRE DESERTER GIVES SELF UP TD AUTHORITIES

EDWIN BERGOOLL 1S ~~ AILED AS SLACKER   HALF-BROTHER OF NOTED PRIS ONER WHO ESCAPED GIVES HIMSELF UP.

EARL MYERS   Something You Wart to Know About a Man Who Seeks to Represent Us.

NOTED CAILLAUX CASE COMES UP FOR TRIAL TODAY   Former Premier F aces Charges of Treason Against France

Former. French Premier  Faces Charges Punishable With Death—Sum. mary Of Case.

Former Premier Faces Music ot Charge of Platting Against Security of France.

JOSEPH GAILLAUK TO TRIAL TODA)   FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE FACES TRIAL TODAY FOR “HIGH TREASON IN * LATE WAR.

DIPLOMATS IN CONFERENCE ON ANTI-ALIEN LAND CASE   Recent Election in California Bearing Upon Matter Discussed. Probable That Agreement Was Reached.

U. S. AMBASSADOR GOES TO CAPITA   : State Department Summon  Morris From Japan; Treaty  Arranged ?

NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN.   Vacation for Ambassador Morris Indieates Its Conclusion.

NEGOTIATIONS =~ OVER LAND LAW IS COMPLETED   Roland F. Morris Granted 60 Days Leave of bsence by  State Department.

AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN GIVEN SIXTY-DAY LEAVE   Indication Negotiations Re garding Anti-Alien Land Law Legislation Are Complete.

— <9  Husband, rcther Marry Gir!   ‘Unusual Sequel to Romance oi  American Aviator and Eng lish Girl.

ASKS WOMAN BE ADMITTED   Wife Willing to Adept Baby ‘of Husband’s English Sweetheart

OFFERS PLEA INBEHALF OF HER HUSBAND'S SWEETHEART. HELD BY IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES

Tit  LEAGUE   WELCOMES IT AS§ ISSUE.   iF WE HAD BEEN IN IT HE SAYS, THIS WAR WOULD BE OVER,

SAYS LEAGUE WOULD HAVE SAVED POLANI   Franklin D. Roosevelt .Cleses Strenuous First-Day of Western Trips

POLAND'S PLIGHT UE V0 AMERICA ona HUGOEVELT   Moral Effect of the United States’ Membership in the League Would Have Halted Russ Armies, He States.   Speech Comes as Answer to Criticism of G. O. P. Headquarters That He Avoided Issue in Opening Speech of Campaign.

ROOSEVELT NOT AT ALL ir OF THe LEAGUE   WELCOMES IT AS ISSUE.   [F WE HAD BEEN IN IT, HE SAYS, THIS WAR WOULD BE OVER.

ROOSEVELT OMY. POLAND'S BLOOD 9 UPON 6. 0. P   Demo Candidate Declares America in League of Nations Would Have Prevented Depredations of Russia

WAR IN POLAND FAULT OF Ul, §   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SAYS LEAGUE WOULD HAVE PREVENTED CONFLICT

ENDORSEMENT OF LEAGUE BY {. §. WILL STOP REDS   Endorsement of the League of Nations Would Have Saved Poland, Declares Roosevelt.

LITTLE NARROW MEN GUIDE ¢.0.P. SAYS COX’ MATE   Roosevelt Says Endorsement _ of League by United States : Would Save Poland   “ARE SATISFYING SPITE”   £AYS HISTORY WILL LAY SHARE OF RESPONSIBILITY ON REPUBLICAN SENATORS.

DECLARES U. S. MIGHT HAVE SAVED POLANI   Endorsement of League Would Have Made Red Victory Impossible  Says Roosevelt.

WRANGEL’S COUNTER ON REDS DECLARED SUCCESS, BUT FIGHTING IS BITTER

UALLES TAKEO NEW POSITION WAR MINISTER   OBREGON WILL RESUME PRESi.DENTIAL CAMPAIGN ON 1iIUERTA’S ACCESSION   Reports of Clash Between Forces of Government and Villa Are Being Investigated

U.S. WARSHIPS — SENT TO BALTIC. TO AID CITIZENS   Will:Protect Americans Flee. ~ ing From Poland To Es-. ‘gape Reds’ Advance

U.S. WARSHIPS 10 RUSSIAN WATERS   Navy Department Orders Fighting Craft to Proceed at Once to Baltic Sea.   TO GUARD INTERESTS THERE   Lioyd George Telis House He Noti. fied Wrange! That if He Attacked Russ it Would Be on His Own Responsibility.

U, $, WARSHIPS” SENT TO BALTIC   Grolser and Oestroyer to Loo ~ Ater American ‘Interests,   BRITAIN DISAVOWS: WRANGEL   ‘Lloyd George Tells Partiament, He Has Notificd General Britain Will Not Back Him.

AMERICAN WARSHIPS ORDERED TO BALTI   Vessels Dispatched “From Frencl Waters to Danlig to Protect U. S. Citizens.

2 U5. WARSHIPS ORDERED 10 BALTI   CRUISER AND DESTROYER GO TO DANZIG “TO PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS.”

ATTITUDE OF BRITISH TOWARD WRANGEL IS OPPOSED 10 THAT OF U.S. REDS MAKE GAIN

United States. Prepares for Protaction f-Asherican Citi sens ‘Gauchtin War Zone

).3, ORDERS TWO WAR VESSELO TE THE BALTIC St!   Boats Go to Danzig to Protect American Citizens There.

; Sen Fighters Dispatched Russitn Waters to Look '- Qut for Interests

BATTLEFRONT NOW WITHIN. 12. MILES OF WARSAW GATES   Retls Continue to Make Slow Progress Toward Capital Despite Resistance.   ARMED BOATS WILL TRY TO HALT FOE AT VISTULA   Russians Welcomed at Soldau With, Olid German Colors Displayed on Reofs.

WAR VESSELS TO BALTIC      The U. S. Navy Goes Inio Russian Waters to Protect Interests

WATUAW oUNnUUNUCU  BATTLEo bULOnEVIA AnINY, LLU YU-ocUnbt PHALL ERRES GUUNGIL

U.S. CRUISERS ORDERED 10 RALTIC SRA   2 Armored: Ships Sent to : Protect. American  Interests   WARSAW. FALL IMMINENT   Reds Within 12 Miles. of. Polish Capital, Says Report.

PRESSING FIGHT WITHIN TWELVE MILES FROM WARSAW, REPORT FROM MOSCOW INDICATES.   CRUISER TO PROTECT ANERICAN INTERESTS

Cruiser Sent to Protect Americans Forces in Black Sea to Be Reinforced   CAPITAL IS SURROUNDED: REDS FIVE MILES AWAY   ARMY OF 100,000 REPORTED IN ATTACK ON POLISIL CITY; POLES OFFERING STRONG RESISTANCE,

TWO AMERICAN WARSHIPS SENT TOBALTIC SEA   Will Go at Once from Cher. bourg to Russian Water: to Protect American In. terests,

POLAND nLDt SOVIET TRUDPS FROM WARSAW   Armored Fiotilla .Patrols Vistula to Prevent Bolsheviki From Crossing   RUSSIAN HORSEMEN SPREAD CONSTERNATION   Lloyd George Issues Emphatic Warning to Threatening of Union Labor

Fighting Craft Sent to Baltic and South Russian Waters to Protect Americans in Danger Zone.   RED HORDE SURROUNDS — CAPITAL OF POLANS   Bolsheviki Complete Bncircling Move and Tighten Coils About Warsaw; Great Fortress Falls.

US. CRUISERS OFF 70 BALTIC SEA      Vessels Sent Primarily For Protection ef Americans Scattered In Poland.

U. S. SHIPS 10 RUSSIAN WATERS   Armored Cruiser and Des troyer Have Orders.   PROTECT OUR INTERESTS   Soviot Now 12 Miles From Warsaw Russian and Polish Armistice Delegates Now in Session.

GHUIOLA TL Ot ON GUARD GAINST REDS   WASHINGTON HAS HOPE FOR PEACE DESPITL ADVANCE  Only Armistice Now Can Save Warsaw, Belief:  Hun Aid Feared.

ARMORED CRUISER ~ AND DESTROYER FOR RUSSAN WATERS   Vessels Now at Sherbourg Will Proceed Immediately to Take Care of Situation   Lloyd George Says Attempt To Dictate Government Policy Will Be Resisted by Force

21.9, WARSHIPS. SENT 10 BALTIC   Armored Cruiser Pittsburgh and Destroyer Go to Danzig.   TO PROTECT YANK INTERESTS   Premier Lloyd George Tells Commons That Wrangel Was Warned Not to Attack Soviets—Did So on Own Responsibility.

U.S. WARSHIPS ARE SENT TO RUSSIATO SAVE AMERICANS   Lloyd George Warns Labor Not To Try To -Rule Britain.

CRUISER SENT T0 BALTIC SEA   U, 8. 8, Pittsburg Ordered to Pro tect Fleeing From. Bolsheviki

American Cruiser Sent to Bal. tic to Protect Americans in That District   Military Men Hope For Word From Minsk Stopping the Fight; Believe Warsaw Will Stand

Crusier and Destroyer Are Dispatched to Baltic Sea —Ships to Steam From American Shores Immediately.

Armoured Cruiser Will  Go to Russian Waters to Protect U. S. Interest

AMERICANS FLEEING FROM. POLAND BEFORE ADVANCE OF THE “RED” ARMIES   (By: United Press)

WILL TAKE CARE OF FRENCH PEOPLE   GOVERNMENT TO GIVE PROTECTION TO WORKERS AGAINST STRIKERS.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT WORKER      Measures Taken to Furnis Necessities of Life and it is Thought Disputes Will Cease

FRENCH STRIKES... PANE SERS AD TRF 1S DELVE      Protection wall: ‘be Given the     meee herrea Traffic is Seriotisly Curtailed,

PUBLIC PROTECTED IN FRENCH STRIKE   Volunteers Make It Possible to  Keep Necessary Services Functioning.

W. W. CONVICTIONS UPHELD BY COURT   Two Counts Thrown Out but All Other Decisions Are Sustained

HAYWODD AND od ARE DENIED A NEW TRIA   Appellate Court Hands Down Decision Upholding Lower — Court Verdict.   MEN AT LIBERTY, BONDS

U.S. COURT UPHOLDS HAYWOOD SENTENCE   Ninety-Four I. W. W.'s Must Serve Long Termt in Prison and Pay Fines.

SENTENCE AGAINST HEYWOOD UPHELD   United States Court Appeals Approves Conviction of Allezed Draft Obstructors

WILLIAM D, HAYWOOD LOSES HIS FIGHT TO EVADE PRISON TERM   U. S. Court Upholds Convictior Of Ninety-seven I. W. W. Sen tenced to Leavenworth   Se ae  JONVICTED OF OBSTRUCTING DRAFT LAW DURING WAR   Defendants at Liberty on Bond Pending Appeal

HAYWOOD AND -OTMERLW.W.5. FOUND GUILT)   Court of Appeals Holds NinetyFour Conspired to Obstruct the Draft Law.   ARE SENTENCED TO PRISON   Decision Upholds Lever Court Which Heard Case In August, 1918.

CONVICTION  F BIG BLL HAYWOOD 1S Con FIRMEN   With Other 1. W. W. Leaders fo Conspiracy to Violate Espionage.

COURT UPHOLDS  CONVICTION ot BILL HAYWOOD   ALL EXCEPT TWO OF COUNTS BF CASES UPHELD BY COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS,

W. D. HAYWOOD IS CONVICTEL    Higher Court Upholds  : Decision of the Lower  Court in Cases

NO CLEMENCY FOR HAYWOOD; TO PEN WITH 93 L W. W   U.S. Court Puts O. K. on the Wholesale Conviction of Draft. Obstructors Sentenc To Leavenworth, Fined.

1. W. W. CHIEFS © MUST “D 0 TIME” IN LEAVENWORTE   Corivicted of Interfer ing With Draft During the War

CONVICTIONS OF LWW. AFFIRMEL   W. D. Haywood and 93 Othe: Radicals Must Serve Terms,  VU. S. Tribunal Rules.

CONVICTION OF HAYWOOD GAINS COURT VERDICT   I. W. W. Leader and 93 Oth ers Must Serve Sentences.  FREE UNDER BOND   Most of Defendants Have Been at Liberty Pending MBaring of Their Appeal to Cireult Court.

William Haywood and 93 Associates Must Go to Pen for Disloyalty.   .. W. W. LOSE FIGHT IN FEDERAL COURT

CONVICTION OF HAYWOOD ET AL UPHELD   I. W. W. Draft Law Obstrue tors Must Serve Sentences,

HAYWOOD SENTENCE STANDS COURT —— DEQDES   Arch 1. W. W: and Companions Must Serve Prison Terms Says Appellate Tribunal

William D. Haywood ‘ Guilty As Charged   United States Uirenit. Court of Aps petals Upholds Conviction of Wim. '), Haywood and 93 Others,

GONVICTION OF HAYWOOD AND oi OTHERS UPHELI   U. S. Court of Appeals Rules That I. W. W. Must Serve Terms for Obstructing the Draft Law.

IT’S BACK TO JAIL FOR BIG BILL HAYWOOD   U. S. Court of Appeals Up holds Conviction of Notorious Scoundrel.

OF BIG BILL HAYWOOD IS CON FIRMED   With Other I. W. W. Leaders fo Conspiracy to Violate Espionage.

CONVICTION BIE BILL HAYWOOD TODAY AFFIRMEL   Head of I. W. W. and Ninety Followers Must Pay Penalty.

UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF. W. W, LEADERS   Sentenced for Obstructing Draft Law.

HAYWOOD MUST SERVE SENTENCE   Court of Appeals Approves Conviction of “Big Bill” and 93 Other I. W. W.

HAYWOOO MUST BO TOPRISON   UNITED STATES COURT OF - APPEALS AFFIRMS THE LOWER DECISION.

GOURT UPRULDS GONVITION Ut 94 LW.W, RADICALS   Haywood and Co-Plotter: Must Serve Time in the Federal Pen.

HAYWOOD MUST GO TO PRISON; LOSES APPEAL   i ahiaeirreiliteliienal  U. S.. Court of Appeal:  Sustain Landis’ Sentence.

LWW. SENTENCE UPHELD ON APPEAL   Two Counts Against Haywood an: Others Thrown Out by the Appellate Court in Chicago

HAYWOOD, OTHER IW. W. MUST GO TO U.S. PRISON   United States Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Convictions   FOURTEEN FOR 20 YEARS   Haywood in North Dakota Few Days Ago Attending I. W. W. Convention

‘Big Bill” and 93 Followers Must Serve Terms in Penitentiary for Blocking Draft Law During Late War, Says Federal Court.   MEN OUT ON BONDS PENDING DECISIONS ON THEIR APPEALS

PLACE BLAME UP TO WILSOR   Republicans of Indiana Wel. come Treaty aa lame.

INDIANA G. 0. APPROVE SENATE STAND ON TREATY   Resolutions Favor World Cour! —State Tax Law Commend: ed But Changes Pledged.

PLAUES ALL BLAME Uru PRESIDENT   Indiana Republicans Insist Wilson Alone Responsible For Failure of Ratification   Accept Treaty As Campaign — Issue---Want a World Court

WILSON IS CHARGED WITH TREATY DELAY   INDIANA RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE GOES ON RECORD AGAINST LEAGUE COVENANT AS PRESIDENT PRESENTED IT.

t 0.P. MEET. _ RAPS LEAGUE   Indiana Committee Accepts  '; Challenge ‘of-Pres. JUL Wilson: .

PLAGES ALL BLAME Url PRESIDEN   Indiana Republicans Insist Wilson Alone Responsible For Failure of Ratification  eneeermnentenaentiirne   Accept Treaty As Campaign Issue---Wanit a World Court

PLANKS ADOPTED BY CONVENTION   CHARGES PRESIDENT WILSON WITH PEACE RATIFICATION DELAY.   ON RECORD AGAINST Pau POAN OWNERSHIF

POLICE DOUBLE EFFORTS WHILE STRIKE BREAKS   Thousand Switchmen Im. ported To Clear Trouble.

UNION REN ACT IN CAPACITY OF STRIKEBREAKERS   Outlaw Switchmen Being Displaced at Chicago By Brotherhocd Men   AFFECTS STOCK YARDS

Say Wilson Will Reject Finance Bill   Veto of Measure to Rivive War Finance Corporation Freely Predicted   SAY ITS DANGEROUS   Would Only Provide Temporary Remedy Says Secretary Houston

VETO OF BILL TO AID FARMERS IS ~~ BEING PREDICTED   It Is Thought That.President Wilson Will Refuse to. Sign It Because of Treasury’s Opposition. .

WILSON MAY VETO.  BILL TO REVISE CINANCE BYADN   ‘TREASURY HITS PROPOSED PLAN   Sets Forth Objections To The Bil) As Detrimental To Country’s Fature.

TO VETO WAR ~ FINANCE BILL   NO CHANCE FOR MEASURE To HELP PARMIORS,   HOUSTON CALLS IT DANGEROUS   SAYS IT’S TIME FOR WAR AGEN. CIES TO QUIT.   Declares Revival of Corporation Weald Upset Fiscal Policy and Reise Cost of Living Again.

WOULD AID THE  FARMER TO THE  DETRIMENT OF WHOLE NATION   Says Remedy Would Be a Temporary Benefit to the  Farmer   BLOW TO GOVERNMENT   Would Werk Big Increase - In Huge Debts of the Europeans to America

THE PRESIDENT LIKELY 10 VETO   Biil Fassed by Congress to Revive the War Finance — Corporation.   DESIGNED TO HELP.“ . . FARM- EXPORT TRADE   Secretary: of : “Treasury: : - Also _ Unalterably ' Opposed” to: the Proposition. _ ;

LIQUOR VIOLATION LEADS 10 KILLING   Tennessee Man Shot “To Death Whe! He Refuses To Let Officer — Search His Suit Case.

GREEK PEOPLE ~ FAVOR RETURN OF ——_GONSTANTINE   Plebiscite Resulted “Averwhelmingly in Favor of Recall of Ex-King ‘From Lucerne. 

FAVOR SORSTANTINE   Greeks Vote Overwhelmingly for Return of Former King.

Vote In Greece Favors Return OF Constantine   Plehiscite Results in Reques That Former King Return to the Throne

People of Greece Want Old King “on Throne.    THE PLEBISCITE OF SUNDAY EMPHATIC   Official Announcement of Result Made Today.   Premier Rhallis Weakens Under the Strain of Difficult Position and !s Expected To Resign in Favor of Guonaris.

NO PLOT T0 FIX SERIES OF 1920 ASSERTS LEWIS   New York District Attorney Fails ; to Uncover, Evidence of ‘Crookedness in Connec* tion With:Games   NATIONAL LEAGUE’ PLAYERS: TO. TESTIFY.ON MONA   IGrand: Jury Madg Special ‘Body.  : to Continue Baseball  Probe

NEXT MONDAY COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY   Will Continue Hunt for Further Evidence of Crookedness.

SULLIVAN TO CONFESS   IS SAID TO BE MASTER MIND IN BIG SCANDAL, °   ‘Suggested that Professional Baseball be Taken In Hand by  Promineut Men.

BASE BALL PROBE WILE FOLLOW LEAD   COMK COUNTY GRAND JURY BECAME SPECIAL BODY ! TODAY:      Reports of Dishonesty in Ivational Pastime for Past Ten ‘Sears to Be Leoked Inte      Developments Have “Led to Re “fiewed Talk of Pian -or National Base Ball Tribunai

PROBE GOES BACK TO 1908 GAME   investigators Now Made Special Body for Inquiry.   TRIBUNAL CONTROL LIKELY.   May Be Removed from Private Infaraete’ Hane

SAY HEINIE ZIMM WOULD THROW GAME   CHICAGO WORLD SERIES GRAND JURY IS MADE SPECIAL BODY TO CONTINUE PROBE; CALLING FOR MANY WITNESSES.

QUERY OF JURY 10 BE RESUMED WITH MANY. WITNESSES   Members New York Giants to Tes: tify Regarding Activities of  Heinie Zimmerman.   QUIZ IS THOROUGH ONE   Delve Into Rumors cf Crookedness for Past Decade, State’s Attorney Hoyne Declares.

MASTER FRAMEIP   OF WORLD SERIES OF ~ {919 WILL BE KNOWN TO GRAND JURY.   Sport Sullivan Says He Will Tell All-—Control of Game. Under National Tribunal Hag Reen Sucvcested:

LEWIS UNABLE 10. FIND EVIDENCE OF FIXING 1920 SERIES   Asks Hoyne for Evidence Supporting His Charges of Games Fixed This Year,

CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH GIVEN BALL PLAYERS   District Attorney Lewis of New York Issues State- — ment Today. ~<   HIS PROBE REVEALS NOT SINGLE SUSPICION   Cook County Grand Jury Made Special Jury to Investigate Scandal.

SPEGIAL JURY TO COMPLETE PROBE   Cook County Regular Investigation Taken Over By © ‘Same Body.   GIANTS PLAYERS CALLED

Cook County Grand Jury. Wil” B Speclal Body After Today Probe Baseball “Fixing”.

INVESTIGATION TO CONTINUE   Baseball Probe to Gc Back For More Than Decade, It Is Said

GRAND JURY 10 CONTINUE PROBE BASEBALL CASE   Becomes Special Body Today and Monday Will Resume Hearings.

THIS SERIES ~* IS CLEAN   No Taint of Fixing in the {920 World Series, is Assured in Savestigation.

“SPORT” SULLIVAN TO REVEAL INSIDE BAIL BRIBE. STORY   GAMBLER NAMED BY SOX IS COMING TO CHICAGO WITH INFORMATION.   McGraw and Other Giant Playvers to Testify in Quiz  WMansiat

SPECIAL GRAND JURY CONTINUES ‘BASEBALL PROBE   TESTIMONY WILL BE RESUM ED MONDAY. TO HEAR McGRAW AND KAUFF.  *

crpieS THIN”   Exonerates All Memters o. Dodgers of Alleged Planned Dishonesty in Coming Series

BASEBALL JURY TO KEEP GOING   With Regutar Session Ended Cook County Grand Jury Will Remain in Special Session.   ATTELL iS DODGING QUIZ

1920 PLAYERS “CLEAR’   District Attorney Declares Brooklyn Nationals Above Suspicion,

FINDS NOTHING TOSHOW 1920 GAMES “FIXED   New York District Attorney So Declares In Statement Made Today.   GRAND JURY IS 70 CONTINUE INQUIRY

DROOKLYN TEAM  [0 GIVEN GLtAN BILL OF HEA TF   NO EVIDENCE FOUND OF PLAN Y¢ “THROW? THIS YEAR'S WORLD SERIES GAMYS,

GAMBLER T0 BARE INSIDE STORY OF BASEBALL FIXING   “Sport” Sullivan Prom ises Sensational Tale To Grand Jury.

NO PLOT 10 tlh SERIES OF 1920 A OSERTS LEWIS   New York District Attorney Fails to Uncover Evidence of Crookedness in Connection With Games   NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS TO TESTIFY ON MONDA)   Grand Jury Made Special Body to Continue Baseball Probe

NO PLAN TO FIX PRESENT  BALL SERIES   Kings County District Attor ney Believes 1920 Series Will Be Straight.

NO ATTEMPT  MADE 10 ‘wT THIS YEAR'S   By Report That Members of Brook lyn Team Were Approathed   Or Anything Wrong With Plane for Series, Says District Attorney.

FINDS. NO-GRAFT. IN. APPROACHING: sERIES   SULLIVAN: “HAS A’ SEGRET          Sportsman: Suys- He: Wilt Give ine D 116 + ‘of? HGréat i Big.’ Master, : f Mind’: to: Jur

DAAND JURY 10  SEANUH Hol Ui UF Ble LEAGUE   WITNESSES TO APPEAR NEXT WEEK AND TELL OF MORE  ALLEGED CROOKEDNESS.

NO COUPON YB THIS SERIES   New York District Attorney So Reports About Baseball  Classic cf Present Year.  :   ‘SUCH IS THE REPORT MADE BY HIB TODAY

No Attempt Made F To Bribe Players ©: In Coming Series:         District Attorney, After Investi Hears. Dodgers—Zimmerman, Chase and age Cases to Come Up Twesday—MeGeaw mK Others to Testify 3

VAN SCHACK OUT OF PRISON   Bat Former German Consul Does No Like Idea of Deportation.

AMERICAN LEGION INSURANCE POLICY FOR THE NATION   iT WAS SO CHARACTERIZED BY THE LEGION COMMANDER, FRANKLIN POLLER

D’Olier Says the American Legion Stands in That Relation to  ee.

National Commander Sc Characterizes Organizaticn of World War Veterans.

KANSAS FARMS NEED 50.000   State issues Call for Farm Workers to Help Harvest Wheat Crop Just Starting.

State Issues Call for Farm Worker to Help Harvest Wheat Crop Just Starting.

LONDON LABORITES SEEK RECOGNITION OF RUSSIAN SOVIET   ‘Demand That Greetings From Allies Be Sent Soviet May Feature Conference.

LABOR PARTY TRGB PEACE. WITH SOVIET   SRITISH  ORGANIZATION DE MANDS HANDS-OFF IRELAND “2, POLICY ALSO, REPORT

MILLIONAIRE ACTS AS A MESSENGER   Adolf Rasch af St. Louis Accepts Jol aml Expects to Learn Ssusiness Thorouchly

FRANGO-BELGIAN DEFENSE PLAN   Military Agreement Is_ t Extend for Five Years.

Rather Mixed Situation Causes the Fraternity To Go Easy.   ‘CONDITIONS IN _ EUROPE BETTER

INTER-CLASS TRACK MEET   Seniors-Freshuien, Win By A Good Margin But Have to Work Hard   NOLAN & NORVELL GIVE PRIZES

TRACK AND FIELD MEET ON FRIDAY   High School Boys Start Season’s Work with Creditable Record.

OPPOSES RELIEF LOAN   REP. MONDELL ASKS CAREFUR IDERATION.      All “Sob Stories” Not to Be Believea— Also Against $1,000,000 For Army Airplanes.

PARIS FEELS SURE - WARSAW I$ DOOMED   Advance of Bolsheviki Has Reach. ed Railway, Severing City From Outside World

EXPERTS ON JOB FRAMING NEW TARIFFS   Passenger and Pullman Increases, 20 and 50 Percent, Are General.   INCREASED REVENUE BILLION AND A HALF

FREIGHT UP BY ~ SEPTEMBER   EXPERTS FIGURE NEW » 'FARIFF SCHEDULES   Freight, Baggage, Milk Rates and Passenger Fares To i Increase. 

HIGHER RAIL RATES BY SEPT. 1 PLAN OF ALL RAIL SYSTEMS   Tariff Experts Start Work af Readjusting Charges for All Rail Systems,   INTRASTATE RATES NOW SUBJECT TO ELEVATION   State: Railroad Commissions to Be Asked for Increase Equal to . C. C. Award.

SYSTEM IN EFFECT BY SEPT. 1, PLAN      Railway Rate Increases Will be put ix Operation as Seon as Changes Can be Made

REVISION OF RAIL TARIFFS IS UNDER WAY   Application for Advance in Intra-State Freight and Passenger Rates   NEW SCHEDULES 10 BE READY SEPT, 1

NATIONS CARRIERS BEGIN REVAMPING 5, RAIL RATES   Work Starts With View of Putting Increases Into Effect Sept. 1.   While Experts Toil on Schedule Companies Apply to State Commissions.

NEW R.R. RATES O INT EFFECT BY SEPTEMBER   Readjustment of Whole Rate Structure of the Nation Started Today.   INTRASTATE RATES TO BE ADVANCED   Surcharge on Sleeping Ca Space is to Accrue to Railroads.

ROADS 0 ASK FOR INCREASE INRAILRATES   TRAFFIC EXPERTS WORKING ON RATES FOR READJUSTMENT OF NATION'S TRAFFIC SYSTEM

READJUSTMENT OF AY, RATES O}   Wholesale Raise Is To Be ‘Made to Meet the Big Wage Increase. ~~

SPEED UP WORK ON SCHEDULE   at Oe ee et EO Se et     Increases Authorized by I. C. C. May Be in Effect September 1.  ee ee ann  WILL APPLY FOR INTRASTATE BOOSTS  Net Operating     $1,340,000,000.

FREIGHT STRUCTURE WILL BE: REVISED   To Meet the Change in Rate: Which Are Promulgatec Giving Increases to the Railroads According to Theit -Location.

ADADS GET BUSY ~— DASCHEDULES FOR SEPTEMBER 1   Will Ask State Commissions for Increases in Intrastate Rates.

STATES NEXT TO BE Rancb TO RAISE RATES   Nation’s Transportation Sys: tem Being Readjusted to New Schedule   TRANSCONTINENTAL LINES ARE IN RETTER CONDITION   Tariff Experts Working to Pu New. Rates Into Effect September 1

TARIFF EXPERTS FIGURE ADVANCE   Will Become Effective in September, Railroads Expect.   ASK INTRASTATE RAISE

WORK BEGINS ON “WAKE STRUCTURE. OF U.S. SYSTEN   Freighth, Passenger and Pullman Rates to Go Into Efféct September 

Fares Readjusted To Meet Increases Granted to Roads   Whole Structure of Nation’s Transportation " System Is Revised; Higher CoststoBe- _ come Effective Probably by Sept. 1. Pe

HEIGHT STRUCTURE WILL BE REVISET   To Meet the Change in Rates “Which Are Promulgated Giving Increases to the Railtoads According to ‘Theis  T Aratian.

RATE INCREASE T0 TAKE EFFECT ~ SEPTEMBER 4      TARIFF EXPERTS BEGIN. REVISION OF SCHEDULES,.TO  BEGIN. NEW - PARES ~ APANTEN CATTIIPNAY.  Carriers Plan to As! Ask State Com missions . for” Intra- Staté. In. creases to ‘Correspond ° to Fed.  Pee ee tee

MEANS A NEW RATE SYSTEM   READJUSTWENT OF SCHEDULES - 38 NECESSARY. © -.   RAILWAYS TO MAKE NEW. APa PLICATIONS IMMEDIATELY.   'Rallway Executives Expect Addl tional Revenue Returns of  , . ‘a Billion and a Half. = =;

AT WORK ON NEW RATES   Expected to Have Them in Eftect by September 1.   IT?S A NEW READJUSTMENT   Means a Change in Passenger and Preight Charges Over Entire Country.

Carrier’s To Make Application to State Commissions To Allow — Intrastate Incrreases. —   \DVANCES GRANTED MEAN $1,500,000,000 REVENUE

AUSTRIA ATTEMPTS ~ TO ORGANIZE ARM   Conflicting Laws Interfere and Efforts At Reeruiting Are Discouraging.

WOOD'S MANAGER DENIES CHARGE   Says Money Used In Furtherance of Presidential Campaign Being Legitimately Expended.

RelicF COMMITTEE   Of American Bankers to Aid Austrian Sufferers.

RAISING RELIEF FOR AUSTRIA   Money Is tsetess, Dut Theasand« of thildeen Need booed,

PRES, DE LA HUERTA MOVES INTO CASTLE: — GARRANZA SHUNNED   Famous Structure, Which Overlooks the Wide Valley of Mexico, Once. More the Home of a. Mexican RPitler.

CHAPOLTEPEC AGAIN WILL ‘HOUSE RULER   Magniticent Mexican Castle Is Rich in Historic Associ utions.

DE LA HUERTA MOVES INTO CASTLE. CARRANZA SHUNNED   By RALPH H. TURNER (United Press Staff Correspondent)   Washington, July 17—Several thoueands gathered dat the station here today to greet Governor Cox.

WILL CONSIDER CITY TAX RATE   Finance Committee of Council and City Attorney to Meet on Thursday.   SEWER ACTION POSTPONED   Van Avenue Line Construction Laid on Table for Period of Six Months.

Finance Committee of Counci and City Attorney to Meet on Thursday.   SEWER ACTION POSTPONED   Van Avenue Line Construction Laid on Table for Period of Six Months.

DE VALERA IS REPORTED _ON AQUITANIA WHICH IS ‘DUE AT CHERBOURG TODA\

New Brunswicks here just in the for Christmas.   COUNTY JUDGES WANT HIGHWAY BOARD 10 HANDLE BOND MONE\

0. UDGES W A N T HIGHWAY BOARD TO HANDLE BOND MONEY   Action is Taken by Vote of 77 to 7 After Heated Discussion in Meeting.   JUDGE E. W. DECKER ELECTED AS SECRETARY)   Meeting is a Great Success anc Will Help Counties, Hackworth’s Belief.

THIEVES LOOT GASTON’S STABLI   Callers at Barre Farm Take Blankets Off Horses

Sixty Millions To Be — -.Squandered Tonigh   "he Pa ORS  at Government Reports Yew Year's Eve Celebration Will Cost This Amount.

ON NON itty LLL ARP AAA AG Pag Pe  $60,000,000 Will Be Spent  In New Year Revelry Tonight

$60,000,000 SQUANDERED INNEW YORK   TEN MILLION PEOPLE WILL. NPEND THE HONEY IN THE. ATRES, HOTELS, ETC,   GOVERNMENT WILL REALIZE $50R.000 FROM PAX. ON RATE ATIE TICKETS

HUGE SUM OF MONEY WILL BE      IT IS EXPECTED APPROXIMATH LY 60 MILLION DOLLARS WILE: BE SQUANDERED. .   Probably Ten Millon Men, Youths and Young Women Will Spend Evening at Theatres, Cab.  arets and Hotels.

SIXTY MILLION TO BE SQUANDERED   GOVERNMENT  WILL OBTAIN THOUSANDS" ‘OF DOLLARS IN REVENUE FROM NIGHTS REVEL

ANNUAL REVEL IS EXPENSIVE   America Will Spend Approximate! Sixty Million Dollars In New Year’ Eve Celebrations Tonight; U. § Gets $500,000 of It.

Nation Will Dissipate $50,000,000. - Tonight in Its New Years Revels

SIXTY-SIX WILLICKS SQUANDERED TONIGHT   Government Figures on ‘This Amount of Merriment to Greet the New Year,

MUCH FUN-MAKING EVERYWHERE TONITE   overnment Kstimates Sixty Millio Will Be Squandered in New

of Seal   PREDICTED BLOWING UP OF CUS. NOM HOUSE IN NEW YORK DID NOT MATERIALIZE,   THOUSANDS GATHERED: TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED   Picture Takers - Were “There and, .: Everybody Craned_ Their Necks  -°: But There Was Nathin® Neaine

Disappointed   Big Crewd Gathers ia Gotham Financial District, Waiting for Another Explosion al Tw Welock This Afternoon.

ARE APPARENTLY. DISAPPOINT ED WITH DEAD HOUR PASSED  ‘WITH NO EXCITEMENT   (By Uslte’ Press)

Freckle-Face   Sup ant Wind tring Gut Ugiy Speis. How te Remove hashy

Freekle-Face   Sun and Wind Hebe Ont Tyly  Spots, liew to Remove Easily

SOCIALIST LEADER ILLS OF IDEALS DURING WA   Would Not) Accept Either of Two Popular Slovans of Time

LEADERSGIVE WAR VIEW OP $0 CIALISTS   Morris Hillquit Repudiate: Theory “My. Country Right or Wrong”  é   was AGAINST WA       Gives His Conception of Tru Patriotism; Talks of Tingle Phrases

REFUSE TO ACCEPT SLOGAN      Socialist Leader Says True Doctrine is Solidarity of Working Class.

SOCIALISTS REPUDIATED AMERICAN WAR SLOGANS   ‘My Country, Right or Wrong,’ Is False Doctrine Hiliquit Tells Assembly.

HILLQUIT HEARD AGAIN   SA¥S “MY COUNTRY RIGHT OK WRONG” IS FALSE DOCTRINE.   Claims Nationalism and International: ism Are Not Lneompatible— “True” Patriotism,

HILLQUIT HEARD AT ALBANY TRIAL   Is Interrogated as to Position of Party During War-—Gives Own Definition  of Patriotism.

SUCTALIGTS NOT FOR MY COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG   “Stand Behind President.” Wa Slogan. Lacked Backing by Them, Hillquit Swears  “TRUE PATRIOTISM MAKES US RIGHT AT ALL TIME!   Consists in Constant Service to People and Efforts to Better Their Condition.

SOCIALIST IDEA OF PATRIOTISM   Morris Hillquit Does Not Ap prove of ‘‘Country Right or Wrong’’ Slogan.

HILLQUIT oAYS RIGHT Of WRONG DOCTRINE FALSE   Explains Attitude Taken by Socialists During the World War.   Says Conflict Would Not Serve End Sought by His Party.

SOCIALISTS SHUN: PATRIOTIC TALK ‘ADMITS HILLOUTT      “My Country Right or Ww rong’ Is False Doctrine, Is Testi-. mony at Albany:.

THA Tei ape  Lt tie 8 tee  can AGH HA WIRDEE' TAC   ‘False Doctrine of Patriot ism,” He Says at Socialist ‘Palal   BARES WAR PROTEST.   Men in Service Obeved Orders, But Belleved Con ae ree Wewai  flict Unnecessarv.

NO HEAT IN FLAT BRINGS DEATH CHARGE   Chicago Home Owner Must Give Heat to Tenants.

HEATLESS FLATS MAY MEAN DEATH   Landlords, Whose Fallure to Provids Heat Results in Deaths Will Be Charged With) Murder,

WANT JAPANESE KEPT OUT      League of the West Debates Questiem ef Mxzelectes Similar te Tat af Ca inaeee

File Dummies to Foal Voters   Democrats in Hot Fight Make Accusations Against Present

FILE DUMMIES: — TOFOOL VOTERS   Democrats in Hot Fight Make Accusations Against Present Committeeman

STRIKE SITUATION IS REPORTED IMPROVEI   Shop Men Who Struck Saturday Return to Work,

IMPROVEMENT INTRAINMEN’S STRIKE TODAY   Situation Considered Gen erally Better at Philadel phia Yards.

TRAINMEN'S STRIKE IR EAST LOSING oTRENGTE SERVICE 19 CONTINUED   WANY WEN WHO STRUCK SATUR DAY NIGHT RETURNED TO THEE RWORK TODAY,

IMPROVEMENT IN SITUATION   Force Working Is Now Ninety-One Per Cent . of the Maximum

MAY DAY BOMB PLOT JOKE SAY NATIONAL SOCIALISTS   “Insane and Criminal Discovery of Palmer's Dime Novel” Affair Is All Rot, Says Otto Bransteller.

RADICAL PLOT: EAIGT ONLY IN PALMER MIND  5 DECLARATION   ay Organization Says e Alleged Uprising An pbb to Occur May 1 ls Nothing But a Myth,   BRANDED AS ATTEMPT TO CREATE VIOLENCI   Calls Attention to the Fact That “Seare’’ Was Thrown Into the Public a Year Ago Ry Attorney General,

OAYS MAY DAY BOMB PLOT MANUFACTURED IN PALMER'S MIND   Likely to Result in Government Created Riots Everywhere, Thinks Branstetter.   MAKES PUBLIC STATEMENT OF SOCIALIST COMMITTEE   “Calls Upon Comrades Everywhere to Refuse to be Stampeded by Anarchis. tie Outburst of Mr. Palmer to Violent Outbreak He is Trying to Pro. voke in Campaign for Presidency,

PALMER BOMB PLOTS: CALLED BRAINSTORM   Figment of » His Mind  . Socialists Call Warning.

HUT PAIGE CAMPAIGN COVERING COUNTRY, ASSAULT ON H.C. f   TEXAS MERCANTILE ESTABLISH MENTS JOINING IN CUT PRICE MOVEMENT.

50 INJURED AS POLICE CHARGE MOB   Scores Arrested After Street Battle; Irresponsible Youths Held Chief Instigators of Disturbar.ce

ERZBERGER IS SUED BY LEAGUI   German Officers Resent Alleged Insult Heaped on Them By Minister.

JEWS WAIT SHIPS TO AMERICA   Dispatch Says 50,000 Hebrews at Dan via En Route to Ul S.

MORE JEWS COMING TO U. S.   Fifty Thousand Hebrews Are in Dan. zig Awaiting Ships to Sail for America,

WASHINGTON QUIET ONHOBBY'S WIRE   MESSAGE U2GING RECOGHITION IS RECEIVED AT WHITE HOUSE.   Conference With Representative Will Not Be Arranged in Near Future.

[WILSON SILENT ON MEXICC   VMnking No Comment On Telegram of Geverner Hobby.

HOBBY WANTS MECH 10 BE AEGOGNIZEL   SENDS TELEGRAM TO PRESIDEN' WILSONY OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON WON'T TALK,

Frank Munsey Secures Control, of Baltimore Paper; Veteran Editor: Out’:

MUNSEY TAKES SPORTING CHANCE IN BALTIMORE   Buys American and Star—Now Own: News—Gen. Angus Retires After 40 Years.

BOISTEROUS NOT BRUTAL SAYS DETER   Officer Testifies in Owr Behalf on Court Martial.

PRISONERS NEVER HIT, DETZER TELLS COURT   CAPTAIN EXPLAINS DIEFICULTIES

DETZER DENIES PRISONERS WERE BADLY TREATED   ACCUSED OFFICER EXPLAINS METHODS USED IN UPHOLDING DESCIPLNE.. ,   MEN WERE NEVER STRUCK   Knows Nothing of Origin of Casc Against Him He Says—Direct Testimony is Concluded,

PRINGE Chilo TOPHEH OF GREECE ARRIVED AT ATHENS TODA   Brother Of Constatine Given Tumultous Welcome.

TUMULTUOUS  GREETING GIVEN PRINCE CHRIS TOPHER  Who Arrived In Ath Athens With His American Wife, Former Mrs. WD Taada

DEMOS CHEER Ad PALMER FREED HIS DELEGATES   CONVENTION YELLS HURRAT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AND RECESSES

PALMER'S ACTION CAUSE FOR FIGHT FOR NEW STRENGTH   ATTORNEY RELEASES Hts SUP PORTERS AT END OF 38th BALLOT.   HIS DEDEGATES DIVIDED   Highest Vote is 211 With Outlook That Peak Reached When, Campaign Manager Makes Announcement.

PALMER NOT al      ‘Released His. Delegates: in This Inning and Started” a Boomerang for Cox-——Recess To Allow Delegates to: De  ‘ ehde TInan Cauree.

Governor. ‘James. M.. Cox Democratic Candidate. a “for President’

PALMER RELEASED HIS DELEGATES   All Kinds of Speculation on What May Be Next Move.

INQUIRY INTO TREATMENT OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS   Federal Vocational Commission to Begin Investigation Monday. Chairman Fess Announces.

TO'PROBE TREATMENT. . _ OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS   List of  Thirty- -nine Witnesses Caned To Westify Hefore Lavestigat: ing Body. .

Punishment Is Promised Police Who Have Taken Law in Own Hands.   MAC SWINEY SUFFERS PAIN   Lord Mayor’s Relatives Decline to Give More Information in Prece.

BRITISH GOV'T. WILL STOP POLICE REPRISALS AT ONCE   IN IRELAND, CRGED BY POPULAR CONDEMNATION OF THE

Government Probe Police Reprisals for Killing of Officers By Sinn Feiners

BRITISH BEGIN INVESTIGATION IRISH REPRISALS   7 ge all * Eight Are Dead in County Clare. Re port Use o Dam Dum Bullets.

ENGLAND 10 STOP IRISH BLOODSHED   Will Probe Police Re prisals   ANOTHER AMBUSH

BRITISH GOVERNMENT = IS PROBING CHARGES      ™ Stories of Bloody Reprisals for Sinn Fein Murders Will Be Investigated.   CHARGES ARE DENIED

POLICE REPRISALS WILL BE PUNISHED   GREAT BRITAIN TO START IN. VESTIGATION OF ALLEG.ED IRISH OUTRAGES.   Eight Dead There As Result .of Conflicts Between Sinn Feiners and Police and the  Military Force.

CONSIDER WAGE AWARD.   Rail Union Heads Will meet in Chicagco July 19.

WAGE BOARD'S AWARD “16 WAITED FOR BY AR CHARMEN   Meeting Will Be. Held For Discussion Of the Matter When It - Is Brought ‘Up For Settlement On = July Twentieth.

READY TO VOTE ON RAIL AWARE   Action of Labor Board to Be Submitted to Chairmen First.   WILL HAVE REFERENDUM

General Chairmen Sixteen Railroad:      [Wil Meet in Chicago July 19. to Cor  sider the Railroad Doaurd's Wae  Award as Scanas Made.

General Chairmen Sixteen Railroad:   Will Mect. fn Chicago July 19, to Consider the Railrond Board's Wage Award as Soon as Made,

\RAIL MEN TO HOLD REFERENDUM ON LABOR BOARD'S WAGE AWARD   Decision First’ Will Be Submited to Commilteomeh, Meeting in Cilrago; Convention July 10.

RAILMEN WILL MEET JULY 1!   Heads of Rail Organizations t Gather -in Chicags to Consider Board’s Award,   REFERENDUM TO FOLLOW

CALL MEETING OF R. R. LABOR ORGANIZATIONS   Leaders to Consider Re ply of Railroad Labor Board.

Union Leaders are Called to Consider ‘Rail Board’s Award      eneral Chairman of Sixteen Organizations to Meet at Chicago—Twelve Hundred Committeemen Also te Vote—Referendum May Follow

UNIONS CHAIRMEN TO MEET JULY 19   WILL PASS ON RAILROAD WAGE AWARD AT CHI. CAGO GATHERING.

Republicans Gain Many Seats in Senate. Others Climb On Winning Van.   nee SMITH FIGHTS GAMELY,

REPUBLICAN VOTE IS INCREASED BY BELATED RETURNS   Huge Majorities Assure Harding And Coolidge Of 346 Elec toral Votes.   REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN CONGRESS MUCH LARGER   Defeat Of Champ Clark, Veteran Missouri House Member, Is Election Surprise,

CHAMP CLARK OF MISSOURI GOES DOWN DEFEAT   Many Upsets in General Election in Practically Every Section of Country.

phame Clark Defeated in Misseari—Repablican Congressman Elected in Texas--Reture House Leader Mendel Assared--Berger Displaced ia Wisconsin---Cov. Smith of New Yerk Defeated by Miller Republican

MAJORITY OF ' REPUBLICANS STILL GROWS   PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESS: IONAL LANDSLIDE BIGGEST IN POLITICAL HISTORY.

REPUBLICANS MAKE GAINS IN CONGRESS   Senate Majority Probably Will Be Ten Instead of Two—Eight States Still In otful List—Farmer-Labor Standard Bearer Predicts Death of Democratic Party.

HARDING IS - NEXT PRESIDENT   Democratic Senators in California, Maryland and Idaho Loses Out

ULD RECORDS BLOTTED Ot  NEW MARK SET BY REPUBLIC RW eRe Geese 4 & eee

MAJORITY FOR REPUBLICANS 1S  STILE GROWING   Senator Harding” and Governo:  Coolidge Are Certain Of Al Least 346 Electoral Votes Te L  Cawte 1397   'CAINS IN SENATE AND HOUSE

GULERS LEAD SPILL GROWING         CRATS LOSE 3   Chomp Clark, House Mincrity Is Defeated —S. 0. P. ens 79 States

DETAILS OF DEBACLE IN NATION, G. O. P. CONTROLS CONGRESS, GAIN DECISIVE,   HOW VOTE IS GOING ON 11 SUBMITTED MEASURES

Elarding Assured of at Least. 346 Electoral Votes, With CoxSure of “Solid South.”

G. 0. P. MAJORITY ‘GROWS GREATER   “G. O. P. Candidate Leads in Few of : Southern States.  :

PUBLICANS WILL HAVE MAJORITY OF ID IN-SENATE   Vith Eight States in Doubtful List Harding Has 346 Electoral Votes.

DEMOCRAT CASUALTIES MARK STATE CONTESTS   REPUBLICAN SENATORS WIN CLOSE FIGHTS IN SEVERAL DOUBTFUL STATES   CHAMP CLARK GOES DOW)   Veteran Party Leader Loses in Mis* pouri—G, OF Invades Solid ath

~ REPUBLIGAN  PARTY CHARGED Wil UNFAN ME(HODS  In Getting Working Gir's to Register ae Rannhiirane   In Getting Working Gir's to Reg'ster °s Republica™s

UNFAIR POLITICAL METHODS   Wife of Democratic Leader in Main Chorges Republicans Used Ime proper Influence in Causing “Women to Register.

MUCH TALK ABOUT LEAGUE OF NATION   TAFT DEFENDS SENATOR HARUING’S POSITION,   Governor Cox Says Now He Is Not Wedded To Wilson's Covenant and Asks Root To Retract Statement.

U. S. ARRESTS GRUNAU AGAIN   Head of Rebel Switchmen’s Or. ganization and Nine Others Held.   MANY MEN RETURN TO WORK   St. Paul Road Officiala Say Freight Trattic le Nermal—Rebel Strikers ignore Old Brotherhood’s  Ultimatum and Forfeit Mamnkarehin_

U.S, ARRESTS GRUNAU AGAIN   Head of Rebel Swiichmen’s 0; ganization and Nine Others Heid.   MANY MEN RETURN TO WoRR   St. Paul Road Officjals Say Freight Traffic ts Normai—Rebel Strikers ignore Old Brotherhood’s Uitimatum and Forfeit Membership.

‘UNDER ARREST SECOND TIME   Head! of Rebel Switchmen’s Or. ganization and Nine Others Held,   MANY MEN RETURN TO WORK   Gt. Paul Road Officials Say Freight ‘Traffic ts Normal—Rebel Strikers ignore Old Brotherhood’s Ultimatum and Forfeit Membership.

GRUNAU AND NINE REBELS ARRESTED   Leader of New Rail Organization Faces New Charge.   OUTLAWED MEN ARE FIRM   Ignore Ultimatum of Old Brotherhoods and Forfeit Their Membership— Traffic Returns to Normal on Many Roads, Claim.

PACKING HOUSE ~ PRODUCTS DOWN TO LOW LEVELS   Extent of Downward Trend : Shown In Packers Ficures   HOGS ON HOOF ARE NOW AT PRE-WAR PRICE   Retail Prices Have Not Kept Pace With Wholesale Market.

Hogs on the Hoof Returned te Practically Pre-War Prices Wide Divergence in Prices Among Retail! Dealers—Beet Blea an Downward Path.

HOGS ON THE HOOF HAVE RETURNED T0 ¢ PRE-WAR PRICES   Pork and Pork Products Are Also on Way Toward Same Level.   BEEF ON DOWNWARD PATH

MEAT 10 OLD LEVELS   Wholesale Quotations far Lower bu Ketasl yrices Still up, Say Tackeys,

HOG PRICES REVERT TO PREWAR BAGIS   BEEF QUOTATIONS ARE ALSO ON THE DOWNWARD PATH.   RETAIL VALUES VARIABLE   Quotations Furnished by Different Markets Fail to Coincide, Ts Claim.

LIVESTOCK MARKET WAY DOWN BEEF, PORK PRICES STAY UP; PACKERS OFFER EXPLANATION

HOGS ON THE HOLE BACK PRACTICALLY TO PRE-WAR PRICES   Pork and Pork Products Are Thought to be on Way to Same Level.   CARCASS BEEF PRICES ALSO SHOW A BIG DROP   Retailers Have Not Kept Pace With Falling Market, Pack. ing House Official Says. Wholesale Cuts Cannot Equal Fall in Live Animals.

NEAR OLD LEVEL   Rapidly Appro®ching Quotations Before the War   PORK PRODUCTS ... ALSO   Monthly Report of Inatitite o American Meat Packers Made Public in Chicago

PRE-WAR PRICES ON HOGS ON HOOT ALMOST PREVAIL   Retail Prices of Necessity Have Not Kept Pace With Drop.

PORK 1S BACK TE —-PRE-WAR PRICE   Packers Announce'Hogs on Hoof Price Same as In 1913; Beef Price Falling

HOG PRICES DROP TO PRE-WAR LEVEL PACKERS DECLARE   Comparison of Figures Show: That Retailers Have Not Kept Pace—Other Meats Decline, Too.

HOGS ON WAY TO PRE-WAR LEVELS SAID   Greatest Drop In Meat Prices Found in Hogs on Foot Quoted Now at 10 Cents,

LIVE HOGS BACK 10 THE PRE-WAR BASIS   WHOLESALE PORK PRICE CLOSE TO THAT IN APRIL, 1917.   Bet Neiailers, (hicage Packer Says, Nave Not Seen F@ to Give the fensumer All af the Benefit.

MEATS SHOWN ON DOWNWARD PATH   Hogs an the Hoct Have Returned to Pre. War Prices,   BIG PACKER G:VES FIGURES

LIVE HOGS NOW BACK T0 THEIR PRICES OF 1913   utcher Shops, However, Ar: Not Aware of It, Savs Packer   ane el  RETAIL CHARGES VARY   MEAT PRICES DON'T DROP COR. RESPONDINGLY BECAUSE OF LABOR WAGE, EXPLAINED

HOGS REACH PRE-WAR ~~ PRICES; PORK T0 DRO   Wholesale Price Has Reache ~ Level of 1917 and Going Down More.

HOGS ON HOOF AT BEFORE WAR PRICES BUT RETAIL RATE DOESN'T GL tia

BELGIUM SWEPT BY STORM AND-DAMAGE =. AND DEATH RESULT   SEVEN PERSONS ARE KILLED ANE MANY INJURED—FACTORIES CLOSED BY HIGH WATER

SPORAL SWEBPS WELGILE   Hever Persony Reportcd Dead ame Many  Hurt,

MISSING CANADA MILLIONAIRE IS FOUND DYING   HALF SUBMERGED IN BACK WATER OF BAY NEAR GALVESTON; Is DEAD

BODY OF MISSING CANADIAN BANKER 1S AT GALVESTON   icky P. Hammill of Ottawa Found Dying in Edge of Galveston Bay.

RICH CANADIAN FOUND DYING IN CITY OUTSKIRTS   Millionaire Hammill Had Disap peared From Ottawa November 1]  ees ee LS A

BODY AWAITS WIFI   Canadian Millionaire’s Remains Found in Texas

O-UWNED RAILS TEP AIMING FOR QUGIALIZED RULE   All Institutions Seen on Tria by . C. Head if Road Sway of Owners in Scales.

President of  Illinois. Cen: _tral Discusses Govern- yrient ‘Ownership ©

= RAILAQAR ERSHIP FIRST STEP t SOGINLIZATION   ALL AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS ON TRIAL ALONG: WITH RAILROADS, SAYS SPEAKER.

ee)  SUCTALISM 1S THE OUTCOME   If Government Ownership of the Railroads is Permitted.

HEAD OF BIG RAILWAY SCORES A GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF AOAOS AS SOCIAL ISTIC MOVEMENT

SOUTH DAKOTA.   Non-Partisan League Vote Not Fa Below That of Democrats.

‘Commoner Lambasts King Alcohol I With Liberal Quotations from the Seriptures: Leans Eager Into Fray

AUSTRIAN LAUDS AMERISANS WORK   Says Officers of 27th Infantry Saved Lives of 1,800 Austro-Hungarians.

CREDIT FOR SAVING OF LIVES   Austro-Hungarian War Prisoners  Rescued by Americans.

WAR PRISONERS CREDIT AMERICANS FOR LIVES   Former Officer of Austro-Hungariar Army Tells of Transformation in Siberian Hospital

NEW ORLEANS FIRE.   Loss Is Estimated at Over One Mil lion Dollars,

GRANGE MASTER SKETCHES LIFE OF FARMER BODY   Organized at Fredonia i 1868, It Now Numbers  “A AAT

MEMBERSHIP IN GRANGE TOTALS ABOUT 750.006   Grange Now Organized in Thirty-three States Mostly in the North.

MANY COAL FIELDS ARE REPRESENTEL   Interest in Wage Hearing is Widespread.

QUAKE ZONE QUIET OMINOUS   Mexicans Alarmed .by. Halt of Messages From Stricken? District 900 Dead at. On€Piace.

NEARLY 1,000 _ MOREDEATHS ARE REPORTED   Details but Add teo.. the Horrors of Earthquake: Destruction in Mexico.

NO EARTTIOUAKE NEWS ALARMING   APPREHENSION CAUSED IN MEX. ICAN CAPITAL TODAY WHEN NOTHING. COULD BE HEARD FROM DIST.  ~

INVESTIGATE WATCHWORD QF SENATORS   Controversy Between Sims . and  Daniels Wall Be . Wound -Up   With Committee Reports In Few 1 TN ye   BOLSHEVIK DRIVE IS NEXT   ; . Sensational Developments Prom ised By Members In Investiga  tion OF Martens Self-styled So nite Agihwienplicc         PACKING COMBINE FOLLOWS

IMPORTANT. BILLS BEFORE CONGRES!   Final Yole on Kenyon Anieri eanizalian Act Expected.   INQUIRIES (N PROGHESS      Regular Appropriation Measure Will be Pushed In House— Leaders Still Firm lu Hope for Adjournmeal About June 1—Danicls Will Probab); Taclifr.

FAIL TO CONVICT BUILDES   Jury in Backer Perjury Case in New York Unable to Reach Verdict.

OPENS CAMPAIGN   Cox Asks Loulsiana Leglslature  t¢ Ratify Suffrage.

MAKE PLAY FOR WOMEN’S VOTE   Expect M’Adoo and Palmer to Take Stump in Campaigr

FIRES OPENING - SHOT IN CAMPAIGN  FOR SUFFRAGE   GOV. COX REQUESTS LOUISIANA TO RATIFY WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE AT ONCE

Democratic Candidate Makes First Publie Speech Since Nomination   HEAVY DOWNPOUR DAMPENS CROWDS   But Does Not Quench Enthu siasm Of Greeting By Old Town Friends

COX FIRES OPENING GUN IN CAMPAIGN   Democratic Nominee Appeals to the Louisiana Legislature to Ratify Suffrage Amendment   ANSWERS STATE CHAIRMAN

PRIMARY Gn} NN CALIFORNIA   Interest Centers in Contest Between Johnson and Hoover Factions.

COAST PRIMARY. CENTERS TODA   Over Million Voters Register and May Choose Ballots to Suit

sii VEROION UF FHeOWENT 3 Sate AT EIGHTH PLENARY ses OF THE PARIS PEACE GONFERENC

Arr VERSION OF PRESIDENTS ae WI EIGHTH PLENARY SSI  ~ AF THE PARIS PEACE. CONFERENG

BLACK HAWK CO. VOTE. DEVELOPS MANY SURPRISE   H. T.-Wagner Wins for Sherif With Henderson, -Second, Weilein Third.   DEMOCRATS MAKE SMALL © . SHOWING EVERYWHERE   Pettit Beats DeGon for Clerk Walter French Nominated . for County Attorney.

ITALIAN TRAFFIC CONDITIONS BETTER   Strikers Abandon Demand for Higher Wages If Their Unions Are Recognized.

ITAUIAN STRIKERS WANT RECOGNITION OF UNION   Bemand for “Absurd Increase it Wages" Modified and Strikers are Returning to Their Jobs

INTERNATIONAL COURT PLANS ARE DISCUSSED   Plans Proposed Differ From Those of Root and Associates

RED FLAG IS USED IN RIOT BY UNEMPLOYED   Mounted Police Are Compelled to Use Swords to Dispell Mob In Downine Street.

INDUSTRIES HARD HIT BY MINE STRIKE, COAL CONTROLLED   FINANCIAL  LONDO FEELS WEAKENING OF IPOTINDS STERLING.   All Workers Quit But Chiefs See Hive in ‘Half-Hearted- :

HUTS BREAK OUT IN CONTON STREET   1 Are inn +o 6 CNEMPLOYED IN DEMONSTRA.TION HAD SEVERE CLASH Wipe POLICE.

BRITISH COPS  SLASH WITH TREMDT AVEN   Momted Police Ride Inte Crowd: Fifty Are Injured   COAL SYPRIKE 1S BEGUN   Drop of British Exchange i One Effect of , Walkout

Wood ‘Shunted Into Oblivion in Battle Between Old Guard  . and Progressives 

POLITICAL — GUN-POWDER ~ INTHE Alf   BIG EXPLOSION MAY EOCK CHT. CAGO COLISEUM NOW AT ANY STAGE OF THE BATLE.   NEARING TEST OF STRENGTH   Much Speenlation as te Combine of Johnson and Woed Forces Against Governer Lowden,

Believe Wood Is Eliminated As Real Factor   Hoover’s Boom Not Likely To Appear At All In G. O. P. Balloting ~«   OLD GUARD MAKES FIGHT FOR NOMINEE

CASE BRODERICK DEAD,   Former) dJudst and Congressman Packer Away At) Holton.

MRS. TABOR FACES NEW TRIAL   Michigan Judge Refuses to Grant Mo. tion for Dismissal of the Case.

THREE PERSONS DIE IN BURNING OF HOMI   ‘IWinois Farmer and Two Children : Perish When Flames Destroy  Residence—Mother and

MEXICO CITY AND VERA CRUZ FAL!   American DeStroyers Are Enroute T: Mexican Gulf Ports—Carranza’s Whereabouts Not Known.

FRICK ESTATE TAX $2.000.000   Sum of $37,000,000 in Contest In Al. tegheny County Over Million. aire's Wealth.

$2,000,000 INHERITANCE TAX   Only Partial Payment on Estate of Hanryvy C. Friek.

MURDER AND SUICIDE,   Tragedy Enacted by Prominent At torney of Portland,”

ATTORNEY SHOOTS WIFE      Then Commits Suicide——Believed to  Have Had a Spell of Melancholy.

VIDE APPEAI,         Catholic Clergy and Laity Asked to Ce. or erate in Raising Funds for Werk

ENGLISH § STUDENTS ’ KIDNAP AMERICAN   Temperance Worker Is ~. Taken Out of Town: -

MINERS QUIT SPAIN FOR U. Ss.   900 Strikers in the Rio Tinto District Decide to Make Move—400 Others Leave.

oe TEA eRe es ey  MINERS QUIT SPAIN FOR U. §   900 Strikers in Rio Tinto District De. cide to Make Move—400 Others » Leave.

MINERS OUIT- SPAIN FOR‘U. S.   900 Strikera-in the Ric Tinto District Decide to Make Move-—400 " Othera Leave.

“IN STRAW VOT   PREDICTED RE-ELECTION Of} ‘PRESIDENT WILSON IN LAST :- CAMPAIGN   WOMEN'S SEPARATE RD)

REXALL STORES IN STRAW VOT   PREDICTED RH-ELECTION OF PRESIDENT WILSON IN LAST CAMPAIGN   WOMENS SEPARATE BO}

FLU BAN PUT ON” IN FOND DU LAC   WARINETTE ALSO EXPECTS TO EXPERIENCE DRASTIC MEANS IN FIGHTING SPREAD OF EPT DEMIC DISEASE.

EPIDEMIC TAKES ”AAIPWARD SPUR)   Influenza and Pneumonia Con tinue Spread Throughout “Country, Reports Show

MUST NOT COERCE WORKMAN'S VOTE   Employers Must Stop Frightening Labor by Shutting Down Plants and Reducing Wages, Gompers Says.

STOP BULLDOZING SAYS GOMPERS   LABOR LEADER SAYS EMPLOVERS MUST STOP DICTATING HOW LABOR SHOULD VOTE.

SAYS COERCION IS USED.      Gompers Declares Employers Must Not Try to Influence Votes of Workera.

GOMPERS SCORES Ble CONCERNS I SPEECE   Warns Employers Abou Shutting Down Factories for Political Reasons

“THE WISHING RING’   Home Talent Play To Be Presented October 18 and 19,   A Musical Production Under Auspices Of Home Economics Club.—Cast Of Characters.

SOCIAL AT ASSEMBL'   Campers, Old and Young are Having Good Time During the Chautauqua.   DR. GUNSAULUS IN ADDRESS   Gave Number of Interesting Facts Concerning America and Germany.

Campers, Old and Young are Having Good Time During the Chautauqua.   DR. GUNSAULUS IN ADDRESS   Gave Number of Interesting Facts Concerning America and Germany.

Department of Justice Agents Will Order Food Held Too Long en Ye Ents

GOVERNOR WH SHOT HELE “ FXONERATEC   But: Naval Officer : ‘Who Made Charges ‘Must Face’ Court Martial’ “~~

Commander C.H. Boucher Ordered Tried for Alleged  Offense in Samoa

MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION “TA HEART OF FINANCIAL DISTRICT WY METRIPAL   Explosion Occurred Almost Immediately in Front of J, P. Morgan Office Shotly After Noon Today—Police Have Difficulty in Keeping Back Tremendous Crowds——Rescue Work Under Way

Terrific Blast in the F; inancial District Leaves Death and —  _ Destruction In Its Wake      Troops, Police and Doctors Rush to Scene of Disaster—Bodies of Human -Bemgs and Horses Scattered Over Streets—Front cof Mor gan Building ' Demolished—Sub-Treasury Damaged—Other ‘adings — Wrecked—Death List Grows as Reports Come In ,

FIFTEEN DEAD AND MANY — INJURED IN MYSTERIOUS: EXPLOSION AT NEW YORK

DEAD ESTIMATED AT 30; J.P.MORGAN’S SON HURT N. Y. IS WILDLY EXCITED

J, P, MORGAN N.Y, BANK BLDG IS BLOWN UP   Seventeen Dead. More Constantly Carried From Ruins, May Reach 30. Men in Auto.   COLLISION MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSE   Police Guard the Millions of Dollars in the Great Financial House. Many Killed on Sidewalks.

THE COMMITTEE OF FORE EIGHT   LAFOLLETTE. MAY BY PRESIDENTHAL NOMINES   THIRD PARTY BEis FORMEL   Work of Amalgamating the Variou:  Elemeats Being Continued Behine     Closed Boors.

CONFER IN SECRET OVER THIRD PARTY   Committee of Forty-Eight ana National Labor Party Mark Time While Groups Try to Get Together.   ROUSING RECEPTION IS GIVEN IRISH PRESIDENT   Lecturer Says National NonPartisan League Has Given Union Labor All It Asked and Some More.

THIRD PARTY WORKS. ON ITS PLATFORM   Excitement Provided Over Fight 1 Irish Plank; Attack on Palmer Brings Applause

Shairman Praised As Defender Of W. W. and Given A Rousing Recognition.  PALMER 1S SCORED IN BITTER SPEECH  -afoliette is Most Talked Of Candidate to Head Third Party Now Being Formed

Work of Amalgamating Various Elements Proceeds Behind Closed Doors. Single Note of Excitement Is Provided by Platform Ficht on Treland.   DE VALERAIS WARMLY GREETED

NEW PARTY PLANS MAY BE REALIZED; LEADERS CONFE!   SESSIONS IN CHICAGO ARE HELD BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.   LAFOLLETTE BOOMED FOR NOMINATION   Wisconsin Senator Appears To Be in Lead—Platform Fight Is Now Centered on Irish Ques Fe eae a

COMBINATION OF iC ONE CRANE   Committee Works Behind Closed Doors for Amalgamation of Various Elements Into  Third Bearty   CHEER ‘. W. W. DEFENDER’   “48" Convention’ Delegate: _ Give “Rahs’'*for Christen. ~ ‘ sen-and Louis Post

GHEER PARLEY P. GHAlGTENOEN AT CHL CONVENTION   Amalgamation of Elements For New Party Proceeds inPrivate Session.:   PLATFORM FIGHT. ON ~— IRISH QUESTION ‘LOOMS      La Follette Remains as Most ’. Talked- OF. Candidate - For:  -Precintant:

COMMITTEES RECOMMEND ONE TICKET   La Follette Continues Most Talked of Candidate for President.   ‘TWO CONVENTIONS  BEING HELD TODAY   Whether Amalgamation Will Be Effected Continues Doubtful.

PLATFORM WILL NOT BE READY UNTIL TONIGHT   Conference of Ele ments Working Behind Closed Doors

TURKISH WOMEN BEING EMANCIPATED FROM ALL THE ANGIENT CUSTOM!   STILL CLING TO THE VEEL BU’ NO LONGER LANGUISH IN THE HAREMS. 

‘oundation of “One Big Union” Idea Sought in Wrecking oj American Federation of Labor, First Goal of Radical Movement   TINK PEAK OF STRIKE HAS BEEN REACHED   Reparts From All Sections of Country, Particularly Middle West, Indicate Return Movement of Strikers Is Now .  ~ Well Under Way

FOSTER FOUND  N MOVER BEHIND BAILS STRIKE   EVIDENCE IN HANDS OF PALMER CONNECTS STEEL STRIKE LEADER WITH PLAN   To Disrupt Four Great Railway Broth erhoods And Form Workers Into One Big Union.

LL FATED STEEL STAINE. LEADER DIRECTING CENIUS   EVIDENCE IN HANDS OF GOV LENMENT DISCLOSES TO DisKtPT UNIONS,   PLANS ARE MADE PUBLIC   frmbkral Action Will Await Effect of \nnouncement Upon Strikers —PFeak is Reached. is Belief.

FOOTER PLOTS REBEL CARRIER OTRIKE CLAIM   Leader. of Steel Workers’ Walkout Said to Be Instigator. of Rail Strike,   PALMER MAKES PUBLIC... EVIDENCE OF ACTIVIT'   Conditions Improving, Assertion of Railroad Executives and Heads of Brotherhoods.

PEAK OF STRIKE REACHED   Groups Of Workmen Are Returning To Posts .and Settlement Expected In Accordance With Law and Order Methods:   SOUTH BUT LITTLE AFFECTED

GUNDI TIONG ARE MUCH IMPROVED   Indications that Strike ~~ Has Passed Peak   REPORTS OF BREAKS      Come from Middle West where Trouble Originated and from Other Pcints—Volunteer Aid is Improving Service in East and Damaging Morale of Insurvents

RAILWAY MEN TOOL OF REDS   BAD ELEMENT BELIEVED To BE BEHIND THE STRIKE.  ’   NATION-WIDE RISING PLANNED   PRESIDENT AND CABINET SAtvo TO HAVE EVIDENCE.   Atterrney General Palmer Anthbority fer Statement That W. Z. Foster je Meviang Spirlit—tibicage Outleck le Better.

FOSTER IS POWER BEHIND REBEL STRIKE   EVIDENCE SHOWS. LEADER OF STEEL INDUSTRY TROUBLE IS MASTER MIND   STORY HEARD BY CABINET   ‘President Present as as Proof of “One Big Union” Plot is Disclosed by Palmer.

TRE-TOWNSHIP EGG EXHIBITIO!   TO BE HELD AT ATTICA SATURDAY, APRIL 17—OTHER INTERESTING EVENTS

HEA and  Hi aie  cui CAHIGHEAIN      TOBE FELD AT ATTICA SATUR DAY, APRIL 17—OTHER INTERESTING EVENTS

TRACTOR COURSE OPENS FEBRUARY ¢   Fiftgen Applications Received Fe Seat Sessien at Purdue University—All Phases of Operation to Be Covered.

PURDUE TRACTOR SHORT COURSE   OPENS AT PURDUE FEBRUARY : —FIRST OF THREF SHORT COURSES TO BE GIVEN

FAST MAIL PLANNED FROM COAST. CITIES   NEW YORK-SAN FRANCISCO AIR SERVICE TO START.   In@egurated On Wednesday of This Week On a Sixty Hour Schedule —Two Nebraska Stop Ping Places.

U0, MAIL  BE CARRIED bY AIRPLANES FROM COAST 10 GOAa   Service Will Be inaugulay: or Between N and San Francisco Post: office, Department Says   COMPLETE PLANS AND SCHEDULES ARRANGED

CROSS-COUNTRY Al MAIL OW WEDNESDAY   PIONEER TRANSCONTINENTAT SERVICE IS TO BE INAUGURATED.   NINETY MILES AN HOUR   Behedules Providing for Fast Time Are Arranged for Metal Monoplanes.

SAGE LAND IS  AUCTIONED   Over Two Millions ta Go to Poblie Institutions From New Woarlke Scale.

SAGE LAND IS AUCTIONED   Over Two Millions to Geo to Public institations From New York Sule.

QUUTLANS VOLES 10 STAY Wel   Incomplete Returns Show Victory For the Wets in North Half of Britain.

SCOTLAND VOTES FOR FIRST TIME ‘ON PROHIBITION   INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOW 17 VOTING AREAS WILL tt) IN DRY COLUMN

PROHIBITION GAINS A    FOOTHOLD WN SCOTLANE   Seventeen Districts and Ward: Will be Dry Under Leca! Ontion_

GLASGOW “WET” TOWNS GO DRY, RETURNS SHOW      But Industrial Centers Vote Down ‘Attempt to Abol teh Tinqnnar

Everybody Likes Sweet Of Iowa; He’s The Most Homey Fellow In House

ITALY TOPPLES Qh BRINK OF MILITARY COUP 1S BELIEF   Fall of Premier  Giolitt Is Now hehens In Country.

RECEIVER IS APPOINTED FOR GRAIN COMPANY   ) .  SUIT 1S BROUGHT AGAINST RAUS   GRAIN COMPANY BY CREDITOR.

Charles Teegarden Appoint -ed Receiver—Speculation  Causes the Failure.

GABRIEL PORTER, EMPLOYEE 0! THE PENN-MEX COMPANY. IS LATEST VICTIM.   Report to State Department Says He Wa Shot and KiNed at Tuxpam December 21 by Officer of the Mexican Federal Army.

CALIFORNIA MAN MURDERED OCT. 21 U.S. 1S ADVISED   Three New Atrocities Learned of By U. S. State Department.

NEW CRIME ASCRIBED TO CARRANZA SOLDIERS   Murder of Two American Employes of Oil Com pany May Be Signal for New Breach   Between U. S. and Mexico——   Responsibility Not Fixed.

Gabriel Porter Third U.S. Citizen Slain in Tampico Within Last Few Weeks—Carranza Urged to Act.

Makes Twenty Americans Murdered by Mexicans Since April 7, 1917—Note Exchanging Started

AMERICAN KILLED BY ARMY OFFICER   Latest Killing In Mexico Make: Twenty In Tampico District Since April 7, 1917—Details Are Brief.

MEXICAN GUARD SHOT AMERICAN   Gabriel Porter Killed a Tampico December 21.   Murderers of T. J. Roney and Earl Bowles Must be Prosecu ted, Says State Department.

KILLING Uh DEC. 21 fo OLD oY SUNDUL   Gabrel Porter... Victim of Bullet, Lived 4 Years In Orange Co.   Meager Report Does Not Explain Details of the Fatal Shooting

TANK KILLED BY MERIGAN ARMY OFFICER   AMERICAN EMPLOYE OF THE PENN-MEXICO COMPANY IS LATEST VICTIM.

TWENTIETH AMERICAN KILLED   Department Calls on Mexican Govern ment to Find and Punish Slayers o S. J. Roney and Earl Bowles, Texa: Oil Men, Renerted Killed by Mexi can Soldiers.

GROWING LIST OF OUTAAGES 5 APPALLING   Latest Fatality Stirs U, S.—Order Murderers of Roney and Bowles Punished if Caught.   VARIED ACCOUNTS

AMERICAN _ KILLED BY MEXICAN   FEDERAL ARMY . OFFT . CER REPORTED TO  THE STATE DErARTMENT    Total of. 20 Americ icans Killed in. Tampico District Since 1917 — Instructions : to American Conenl

ANOTHER YANK IS KILLED   Amefican Shot to Death at Tuxpam Mexico—Accident, His Employers Declare.

This Makes Twenty Ameit- cans Murdered In The _ Jamnpico District Since  April 7, 1917   CONSUL HAS HIS ORDERS   To Report Further, Information and If Warranted to Urge The Arrost and Punishment of the ae Murderer

CHARGED WITH NEW MURDER   American Citizen Shot ‘and Killed by Mexican Federa! Officer

AN AMERICAN SHOT BY MEK : FEDERAL OFFICER   Two American Employes ot the Te ternational. Petroleum Ce. Are Killed

ONE MORE LAST STRAW   ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED BY MEXICAN PATROL OFFICERS,   An Average of One 2 Month Has Been Maintained in Tampico District for Nearly Two Years:

Death of Gabriel Porter Latest of Three Murders Reported to State Department   ANOTHER NOTE SENT TO CARRANZA ASKING ACTION   American Embassy Ordered to De. mand Capture of Persons Respensible for Murders—No Details On Porter Case.

ANOTHER OIL MAN 0 AILLED IN TAMPICO REGION   GABRIEL PORTER SHOT BY FED. ERAL SOLDIER.   AUTHORITIES THERE HAD STATED IT WAS ACCIDENTAL   Makes a Total of 20 American Cit zens Killed in This Region Since April 7, 1917, and 18 of These Were Oil Men.

ANOTHER AMERICAN HAS BEEN KILLED BY A MEXICAN   State Department Advised Today 2 .of the Shooting of Gabrielle ‘Porter   CRIME COMMITTED DEC. 21 "BY MEXICAN ABMY OFFICER      Yo Farther Particulars of the Mur ‘der of Two Americans et Port 2 Lobos Recezred

MEXICANS KILL U. 5. CITIZEN, IS THE REPORT   FEDERAL ARMY OFFICERS SHOT WHILE RETURNING FROM DANCING PARTY.   LEARN TWO OTHER AMERICANS KILLED   State Department Advises Mexican Government Murderers Must Be Apprehended Scon.

1,9, WAND wt Al TD ENA HT RAGES   aabriel Porter of Fullerton, California, Latest Vielim ‘in South   KIGHTEEN OIL MEN SLAIN IN FEW MONTHS   Report Villa Surrounded, and “Capture” Said to Re Imminent,

BRINGS TOTAL TO 20 VICTIMS   Federal Officer Kills Amer. : dean Binploye of Oil -.   STATE DEPARTMENT  > DEMANDS ARRESTS   Bodies - of Two . Murdered _ Americans  Discovered - Yesterday,.

MEXICAN OFFICER KILLS AMERICAN 2 OTHERS SLAIN   tate Department Learns of Shooting Ou Company Empicyes; Tampico  Offic.als Urged to Punish Agressors  im Oil Fields; Thus Far Escape.

AMERICAN CITIZEN IS SHOT AND ~ KILLED BY MEXICAN OFFICER in FEDERAL ARMY, CONSUL. REPORTS   Twentieth Yankee Slain in Tampico District Since April, 1917.— Punishment of Guilty Persons to Be Urged by United States of Conditions Warrant.

New International Tangle May Follow Latest Murders   U.S. OFFICIALS ASK DATA

Gabriele Porter, Employe of Oil Company, is Shot to Death—-This Makes Total of Twenty Americans Slain in Tampico District Since Last April.

AMERICAN CITIZEN SLAIN BY OFFICER ‘OF MEXICAN ARM    Death: of Gabriel Porter Yount “Not Accidental; Tso . # (thers Killed.

WASHINGTON WAITS FOR ADDITIONAL ~ INFORMATION BEFORE PUSHING CASE

MEXICAN OFFICER SLATS AMERICAN   SITUATION IS COMPLICATED   Details of Murder of Two Employes of Inernational Patroleum Co. Not Received.

AMERICAN KILLED BY MEX. OFFICER ASSERTS CONSU!   Federal Army Office Shot Gabriel Porter, State Dept. Is Told.

AILLNG ON Heb. 21h  OLD oY PONGIIT   Gabrel Porter, Victim of Bullet, Lived 4 Years In Orange Co.   Meager Report Does Not Explain Details of the Fatal Shooting

RELATIONS WITH MEXICO ARE AGAIN NEAR DISRUPTION   IF MURDERS WERE COMMITTED BY CARRANZA TROOPS A BREAK [S LIABLE TO RESULT   ANOTHER AMERICAN SLAIN   Little Likelihccd That Crimes Were Committed by Bandits, Washingtuen Officials BeHeve —The Details are Lacking

MEXICAN OFFICER NILLS AN AMERICA)   AMERICAN CONSUL REPORTS MURDER OF 20 AMERICANS IN TAMPICO DIST SINCE 1917.

AMERICAN SHOT WHILE IN MEXICC   REPORT OF ANOTHER MURDER MAY BRING RELATIONS AGATN TO BREAKING POL            KILLED BY ARMY OFFICER

REPORT ANGTHER AMERICAN SHUT BY A MEXICAN   Employee of Oil Company Killee By Federal Army Officer . on December 21.   MAKES TOTAL CF TWENTY   ‘Mexican Authorities Held Man Was Accidentally Shot po By a Companion.

MEX. ARMY MAN KILLS AMERICAN   Stale Department Notified of Killing at Tuxpam of Employe of Oil Comnanny.

SECOND SESSION ENDS IN FAILURE   Machine Club is Necessary to Force Adjournment When Deadlock Imperils Party Harmony.   Camouflage Taxation Measures— Legislators Forced Into Innumerable Caucuses.

SECOND SESSION ENDS IN FAILURE   Machine Club is Necessary to Force Adjournment When Deadlocked Legist!ators imperil Party  i Harmony.   CAMOUFLAGE USED IN ’ ‘TAXATION MEASURES

WRITES GAS BULLETIN   iC. W. Boughton ton Descrit Features ‘of the Elk City Field

REMORSE GRIPS MAYS. QVER PLAYER'S DEATH   RAY CHAPMAN, FAMOUUS BALL PLAYER, DIES AFTER BLOW FROM PITCHCED BALL    LEAGUERS MAY STRIKE   Members of Several Clubs Incensed  Over “Bean Ball’’—Pitcher Protests Innocence.

MEXICAN PROBE CONTINUES   Senate Sub-Committee to Take: Oonfi dential “Testimony ‘in Tucson ”

PLAN SUPERVISED PLAY      ‘Directors Engaged ‘for South Park  Play ground

CALL ALBANY ASSEMBLY RUMP PARLIAMEN’   Ousted Socialists Dub Their Exopul. sion as Act Distranchising the Voters.

GOVT. WINSIN ~ LFHIGH CASE      Sepreme Court Orders Dissclutio of Lehigh Vaficy Ry. and Coal ‘Combination.

Lehigh Valley Coal Combine Is Illegal       SUPREME COURT FINDS FOR GOVERNMENT IN Bawa gaep

LEHIGH VALLEY SNL COMBINE ICCA ET   Supreme Court Rules Corporation Exists in Violation of Anti-Trust Laws

‘GOAL COMBINE ~ 1S DISSOLVED   By Order of ihe Suprerie Court on Ground of Violation of Anti, Trust Law , .

Supreme Court Rules Big Coal Company Violates Anti Teret  awe,   DEC'SION IS UNANIMOUS      All Justices Agree That Lehigh  Company s Guilty of : Wrong Practice. 

ROAD VIOLATES ANTI-TRUST ACI   U. S. Supreme Court Also Rules Lehigh Valley, {s Guilty of Violating Commerce Act.   IN CONTROL OF HARD COAL   Tribunal Orders Dissolution of the Various Combinations Affecting the Monopoly—Decrees of the Lower Courts Reversed.

WARNS POSTMASTERS      They are Told to Avoid Particips tien in Politics P

POSTAL MEN MUST NOT TAKE PART IN POLITICS   Rushville Employes Are Warned te “Refrain From Engaging in The Political Campaigns”   AN ORDER FROM BURLESON

POSTAL WORKERS RECEIVE WARNING ABOUT POLITICS   Postmaster General Burleson Tells ) Them to Refrain From Political Activity.

NO PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY.   Warniug Given by Burleson to Post masters and Employes.

NO FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR COX   Plans Personally To Carry The Fight Into The Enemy Country.   Will Present Case To Larges’ Number Possible On Stumping Trip.

Most of Campaigning Ex pected to Be Done in MidWest and Far West   ONLY A FEW SPEECHES TO BE MADE IN SOUTH   WILL SPEND THIS WEEK I CONFERENCES AND IN PRI PARING HIS SPEECH OF Ax CEPTANCE, rg ha

NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN WILL BE MADE BY COX   ‘Nominee Intends to Present Per. sonally Democratic Cause to the People.   TO DEVOTE NEXT WHER TO WRITING ADDRESS   Confers With &. N. Hurley, Who Gives Him Assuranses of Victory in November.   TO INVADE PACIFIC COAST   Special Attention Will Be Given Washington, California, and All Doubtful States.

MAN CONTE Soca BRUTAL MURDER   Girl Who Spurns Suitor’s Advances fs Waylaid in Vacant Lot.

JILTED SUITOR HAS CONFESSED HE SLEW GIR   Mystery of Murder of EighteenYear-Old St- Louis Typist Has Been Cleared Up.   IN A’ SIGNED STATEMENT   He Admits He Killed the Girl Because She Rejected ‘ His Attentions.

CONFESSES FATALLY SLASSINE ST. LOUIS TYPIST   REPULSE GIVEN AS CRESS   Murderer Says Breakiag eof Raszey Prevented Him Suiciding

ADSUTS CUTTING TYPIST’S THROAT      tejected Suitor, in Statement, Confesses to Slavine Edna Flic.

KILLED BY REJECTED SUITOR   Confession Secured Frem Slayer of ° Girl at St. Louis.

CHEMISTS TESTING BRAIN OF TRUNK MURDER VICTIN   Seek to Discover Cause of Woman's Death; AJE Important Facts Sent Detroit Police,

New York Authoities TYnavestigat Death of Woman Whose Body Was Found in Trunk   PLAN TO EXAMINE HER BRAIN

BARS EX-KING OF GREECE   Italian Government Refuses Permis. sion to Constantine to Enter Italy, ts Paris Report.

WORK ON HIGHWAY GOES FASTER NOW      SOME RELIEF IN LABOR SIT UATION ON FORT TO FORT ROAD   PAVING ON SECTION G   Work Started East of Big Springs and Will Be Carried to West Edge of County   The Mud Creek Bridge Probably Will Be.Turned Over to State hy September 1

‘GOES FASTER NOW   SOME RELIEF IN LABOR SIT. ~UATION. ON FORT TO FORT ROAD   PAVING ON SECTION G   Work Started East of Big Springs and Will Be Carried to West Edge of County   The Mud Creek. Bridge Probably Will Be.Turned Over to State by September 1 =

Refuses Request For Further Delay   Justice Stafford Fixes Dee. 2) For Argument In Meat Packers Case

717. CATTLE AVERAGE 9301   $2,300 Is Top Price Paid for Cow at Pac‘fic Coast Sale—dJim ..leffries a Consignor.

CATTLE AVERAGE $901 EACH   Top Price Paid for Cow at Sacra. mento Sale Is $2,300.

71 CATTLE AVERAGE-- $901   $2,300 Is Top Price’ Paid. for Cow at ' Pacific Cc1st Sale—Jim . Jeffries ‘a Consignor.

TO FIGHT HIKE IN GAS RATES   Distributors Oppose Ruling of Judge Booth.   As Last Resort an Appeal Will Be Taken to United States Supreme Court.

OLYMPIC TERN GET OFFIGIAL WELCOME HOME   Two. “T4Y ear Old’ Girl. “Neem - bers of. Victorious: Group "Are Cheered:

Red Troops Guaid Streets While Plunderirig Is: Carried Qn. 13   COMMUNISTS. FLEE TH Sind ARMY AREA FOR PROTECTION   German Government Forces Enter Suburbs of Essen ' Tuesday.

PASSING OF HUN COMMUNE   Plundering at Essen Mark: Closing Hours.   BRITISH INTERN THOUSANDS   Who Crossed Rhine Into Occupied Territory—Russian Officials Back of .Red Terror in  . Essen.

McAdoo, Palmer and Cox Are in Tight Deadlock That Ma} Make Bringing Out of Dar! Horse Necessary.   CROWN PRINCE LEADS BUT NEEDS MORE VOTE:   Opponents of Leader Claim to Have Enough Delegates Under Control to Defeat Wilson’s Son-in-Law.

MAY BEGINTO — BALLOT LATE IN AFTERNOON   NO CANDIDATE HAS SUFFICIENT STRENGTH TO WIN UNAID. ED, 18 BELIEF.   From Reliable Source It is Learned the Best McAdoo Can Do is to Roll Up 599 Votes and Cox 400,

M’ADOO TO POLL 600 VOTES ON THE FIRST BALLOT   Atty. Gen, Paliter is Expected to At tain Maximum Shertuge of 500; Cox 400 :

— MCAD  LIMIT   XONE OF THE CANINDATES HAVE SUFFICIENT STRENGTH TOG WEN GELONR.         JeHN OW. DAVIS OF WEST VIR. GINZA IS PICKED AS A DARK FORSE CANDIDATE.

Reserve Strength of McAdoo Is Placed at 600 Votes, Palmer's 500 and Cox’s 400; McAdoo Expected to Lead From First Ballot, With Palmer Running Close Behind and Cox  a Poor Third.

NONE IS ABLE TO WIN WITHOUT HELP   Not a Single Democratic Candidate For President Can be Nominated on Present Line-up.   McADOO IS EXPECTED TO LEAD   Attorney General Paimer is Picked as a Close Second and Gov. Cox a Poor Third.

Votes Necessary to Choice Are Divide Among Three Leaders and Com ‘ promise Mav Result

W’ADOO LEADS BUT “HEAACHOT WIN   iS CREDITED WITH 600 VOTES TO ‘START ON.   PALMER EXPECTED TO LOSE   fox Third In Race At Start, and Says He Will Not Accept the Vice Presidency—Davis LeadIng Dark Horse,

PALMER EXPECTED 10 DROP BERIND AFTER EARLY BALLOTING   Will Likely Reach His Limit on Fifth Ballot, When Strength Will Disintegrate.   NO CANDIDATE HAS ENOUGH          McAdoo. and: Lamer. Recent     aes a Poor Third.

MORE STRENGTH ‘MUST BE LENT   McADOO. CAN POLL. LESS ‘THAN 600-VOTES; IS PRESENT BELIEF.

CHARLTON CASE TO £0 TO JURY Thid AFTERNOON: ARGUMENTS CONCLUDE   DEFENDANTS PLEA OF SELI DEFENSE LAID BEFOKE JURY IN DALLAS COURT,

CLOSING ARGIMENTS,      Chariton Cnse Expected to Go to Jury This Afternoon.

POLAND CHINAS SOLD WELL.      Cooper’s Sow Sale Made Average 01 1978 on Thirty.Seven Head.

POLAND GHINAS SOLD WELL.   Cooper's Sow Sala Made Average of $175 On Thirty-Seven Head.

UX SAYS GOP. HAS SLUSH FUND OF $15,000,000   Next President Returned tc Ohio Today From Indiana Meetings.   MAKES 2 ADDRESSES IN OHIO TOMORROW   Next Week Nominee is Sched. uled for Several Cam paign Speeches.

G.0.P.10 ‘RETAIN DIGNITY’ IN FACE OF COX CHARGES   Harding Manager Doe Not Mention Fund Of $15,000,000.

COX IN COLUMBUS   Democratic Candidate Will. Resume Campaign Tour Tomorrow

HOWLING A BOUT FUNDS,   Governor Cox Says Republicans Are (iood Coectors. ,

G. 0. P. TO SPEND MILLIONS, SAYS COX IN SPEECH   Nominee, After Hurling Slush Fund Charge, Plans to Make New Speeches

COX IN COLUMBUS         ‘andidate Will. Resume  Democratic ¢ fh Tour Tomorrow  Campais

GOVERNOR BACK HAS BUSY TOUR AHEAD OF HIM   Speaks in Indiana, Pennsylvania And Connecticut Within A Week.  vise Addresses at Orville And  Canton.

COX RETURNS _+” ~ TO COLUMBUS   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE AR. RANGES FOR MORE SPEECHES.

preat Britain and Turkey Have Effected Alliance is Unconfirmed Report in Rome

WADOO PROBABLY DONE FOR   Governor Cox, On the Other Hand, Seems to Be Gaining and May Go Over the Ton.

Indications Are That All Three Leaders Hope to Win By Holding Lines   AGREEMENT UNEXPECTED   McAdoo, “to Win, Must Gain: From Delegations Leaning Towards Cox:

GOX LOOMS LARGES]   FRIENDS OF OHIO MAN SAY HE WILL LAND NOMINATION.   Yet All Admit that it is a Big Guess At Frisco.

PRESIDENT [S NOT SEEKING A THIRD TERM FRIENDS SA   Simply Desires: To Se Third Term Given His Principles.   HE MAY FINALLY NAME CANDIDATI   Attorney-general Palmer Nov Said to Be His Favorite In The Raee.

ASPIRANTS NOT DETERRED BY WILSON   PRESIDENT NOT CONSID. ERED IN RACE FOR RE-ELECTION

BE A CANDIDATE FOR THIRD TERM   Democratic Party Will Move On to San Francisco; President to Siill Be Leader.

THINK PRESIDENT WILL FORGE HIS CHOICE ON GORVENTIUH AFTER IT 1S AT WOR

PRESIDENT NOT 10 BE CANDIDATE  FOR THIRD TERM   Chief Executive Will Become Private Citizen Again.   LEAVES IN ONE YEAR   Expect Political Bomb Thrown Into Party Convention.

WILSON (IS GUT OFTHE RURRINE   In Presidential Race is Opini ion cf Minds That “Go Along’’ With His,   DEMOCRACY TO,.MOVE ALONG WITHOUT HI   'It is Believed He Will Seek to Aid Some One Friendly ta Treaty.

WILL NOT RUN FOR NEW TERM   Palmer Said to be the Latest Choice of President for His Successor,

Wilson Has No Third Term Plan   Such Is Belief of His Closest Political Friends On Situation   HAS ONE YEAR TO SERVE YET

WILSON NOT 10 Dt CANDIDATE HR PRESIDENCY   Will Leave White House For Private Life One Year From Tomorrow   WILL KEEP SILENT ON CANDIDACTES   President's Mind Remain Perfectly Open On Subject Of Candidates

AUTO hii BY TRAIN  THREE KILLED 19 INHIRER   Erie Train Hits Auto Truck Filled With Laborers Early Friday   Claims of Witnesses and Rail - Road Officials Differ.

3KILLED . _ AND TWELVE ~ INJURED   WHEN FREIGHT TRAIN CRASHED IN.TO AN AUTOMOBILE   Two of the Victims Killed . Outright —. Four. Others _May Die — Now Watchman  - aw Doatw. -

AUTO hil BY [RAIN THREERILLGD  1? INJURED   Erie Train Hits Auto Truck Filled With Laborers Early   Claims of Witnesses and Rail Road Officials Differ.

NINE LIVES SNUFFED OUT IN EARLY MORNING FIRE IN TENEMENT AT NEW YORK   Five- Story Brick Building Becomes Flaming Mass in Few Minutes, Cutting Off Escape for Many Persons on Upper Flceors

Entire Family Of Six Persons Victims Of Fire   Many Others Have Narrow Escapes in Apartment House Conflagration.   PEDESTRIANS AID IN RESCUE WORK      Woman Loses Life When She Goes Back For Pay Envelope.

NINE KILLED IN  APARTMENT FIRE   Death List in New York Blaze h cludes. a Family ‘of Six-—Many Heroic Rescues,

Family Of Six and Three Others Perish In New York.   APARTMENT BURNS   Building Gutted By Dis astrous Fire Late Thursday.

NINE PERSONS ~ PERISH IN FIRE    Entire Family of Six People ' Victims of New York Apart ment House Blaze.   DISASTER IS CAUSED BY A CIGARETTE STUB   Firemen Make Many Thrilling Rescues of Sleeping and Tineonerion« Ohildren

ENTIRE FAMILY OF SIX BEAD IN NEW YORK FIRE   Man, Wife and Their Four Children Suffocated and Burned to Death in arly Morning Con flagration.   HOTEL DESTROYED

Nine Perish In Tenement  House Blaze   Family of Six Wiped Out iz New York Fire—Victims Tranped in Their Beds.

NEW GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO CARRY OUT THE  PEACE TERMS   This Message Sent by Wireless to United States Firat Official Word

ABATING AT UME POINTS ~ BUT-GROWING IN THE EAST   DELAY IN NAMING A LABOR BOARD   The Government Preparing to Act,;-but Pending Announcement of the Appointment of the Board No Action Is Taken.

TRAFFIC PARALYSIS. IN EAST BECOMING  MORE PRONOUNCED   Further Shutdowns in Force ‘in Fort Worth With —.. Few Men at Work 

STRIKERS WOULD OUST OFFICERS   CANNOT REMOVE BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS WITHOUT CAUSE W. G. Lee, President, Declares Calling of Special Convention by Dlssatisfied Ones “Absord.”

Conditions Now Normal in Berlin   Lahor Agitators and Members of Cemmunist Groups Have Been Arrested,

BREWERIES HIT Bt HOWE-BREW-RULING   800,000 Pounds_of Syrup for Making Beer Used Daily In Milwaukee

GENERALLY FAIR” UN GHhioT MAS SAYS FORECASTER   Zero Temperature Will Prevail Be.  tween the Mississippi River and  the Rocky Mountains.

FAIR WEATHER CHRISTMAS DAY 1S FORECAST   “Snappy Temperature’ Also Is Predicted

GENERALLY FAIR CHRISTMAS DAY   Weather Forecast For U.S.  Is Made.

Von Bernstorff Says Berlin Should Cultivate United States Relation:

WAR STILL POSSIBLE.   The Trouble Between Texas and Oa homa Not YetSettled.

ARMED CLASH IS EXPECTEL   Rumored Rangers Plan to Regain Possession  of Disputed Well

FEARS OF ARMED CLASH IN OIL FIELD EXPRESSED    Unofficial Report Says 8exas Ranger  Plan Attempt to Regain Well Held  by Receiver

STONE GIVEN LEGION   4&4 NEMORIAL. FROM CHATEAU THIERRY WILL BE CORNERSTONE OF BUILDING.

FROM THE MARNE   Stone Brought Over to bs Used ‘in Legion Building

CHATEAU THIERRY STONE PROVIDED   WILL BE CORNER STONE FOR INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL.

EAGUE URGED BYCAXIN KANSAS   Canilidate Speaking tn the Farm. ers on Subject He HBalieves Interests Them Most,

GOV. COX SPEAKS ON. LEAGUE IN KANSAS   {By Herbert W. Walker. United Press Staff Correspondent.]

POLLS POLICED — IN CHICAGO AS VOTE IS CAST   “Uncle Joe” Cannon, Veteran of 22 Congresses, Is Up for Renomination   LOWDEN HEADS FACTION

ILLINOIS 1S VOTING IN STATE PRIMARY TODA  Both G. 0. P. and Democrats Ar to Choose Candidates for Governor.     BITTER CAMPAIGN ON IN REPUBLICAN RANKS     + Largest Vote in State’s History Is Expected; Weather Is Warm.     J. HAM LEWIS IN THE RACI   BITTER CAMPAIGN ON IN REPUBLICAN RANKS   J. HAM LEWIS IN THE RACH   Former Senator Is After Democratic Nomination; Reports from Other States.

DISORDERS MARKED ~ TLLINOIS PRIMARY   LOWDEN AND THOMPSON FACTIONS IN ROUGH TACTICS AT CHICAGO   ONE MAN WAS KILLED   Armed Men Kidnap Election Workers of Opposite Factions From the Polls   Cook County Sheriff Appointed More Than 1.000 Deputies for Duty Today

Some of the Trouble Anticipated In Chicago Developed This Morning.   FOUR ARRESTS REPORTED   Factional Fight in Republican Ranks Furnishes Big Interest.

WASEEVELOPED IN THAT STATE   Republican Factional Fight Attracts Attention of the Entire Country.      CLAIMING VICTORY

ILLINOISANG WAGE BATTLE OF BALLOT:   Clash Likely Between Chi. cago Factions

MANY CONFLICTS REPORTED FROM CHICAGO WARDS   Clashes Between Rival Forces in City Result Fatally.

“UNCLE JOE” IS ALL READY FOR THE 23D ROUND   Veteran of 84 Who Has Been in 22 Congresses Up for Renomination in Illinois Primaries.

LOWDEN AND BIG BILL FIGHTING A POLITICAL DUE!   Eyes of the Country on Primaries in Illinois Today.   REPUBLICAN FIGHT IS A BITTER ONE   Oglesby Backed By Governor for Governor, Small By Mayor Thompson.

1,000 DEPUTIES GUARD CHICAGO POLLING PLACES   Extra Precautions Result ir Charges of Intimidation — Illinois Primary Tod a Brings Out Big Vote.

Election Workers Kipnaped and Beaten—-One Man”: Killed by Policeman.       CHARGES SWAPPED  BY RIVAL FACTIO.

iL. PRIMARY. . ISON TODAY   REPUBLICAN FACTIONAL ‘FIGRE IS HARD-AND BITTER. =:   BLOODSHED. POSSIBLE   SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES. LIABLE TO CLASH WITH POLICE,   Big Bilt Thompson ts the Storm Center and the Fight  Is. Be-. tween Him and Gor. Lowden. 2

BITTER FIGHT AROUND POLLS BALLQTS TAKEN   Chicago Scene of Violations 01 Law During State Llection   One Precinct Kidnaped By The Opposition---Vote Record One

Mat PRIMARIES IRE BEING fl   Illinois, New "York and Other States are Settling the Nominees.of the Great Parties for  - The Fall Elections.—Repubs ‘And Democrats in N.Y. .

ILLINOIS VOTES IN THOMPSON-LOWDEN PRIMARY - CONTEST   FACTIONAL FIGHT IN. RE_ PUBLICAN RANKS OF SPATE 18 BITTER   Wadsworth Renominated for Senate by 2 to 1 Margin.

But The “Illegal” Strike of Railroad Men Has Not Been Broken   One Loyal Switchman In Chicago Reported Shot-Unions Vote To Remain Loval

Gen Began Returning t Work This Morning— Switching and Freight Situation Showed Improvement But Yards Congested and Passengers Discharged at Suburban Stations.

PAILROAD WORKERS WHO HAVE BEEN ON STRIKE FOR NINE DAYS ARE TODAY RETURNING TO THEIR WORK

Chicago Reports Groups of Railroad Workers Are Returning to Their Job

GRUUPS UF YIRIKERS RELURNING 10 OLD JOBS   Congestion in Caicago So Great That Eight Roads Are Unable To Run Passenger Trains   Real Fight For Supremacy Ove! Old Brotherhoods Says The Insurgent Leader.

SWITCHMEN BEGINNING TO RETURN TO WORK-BELIEVE STRIKE WEAKENS   Switching and Freight Situation Improves, But Yard Congestion Increases~Many Factories Closing-Many Men “Locked Out” Because of Tie-Up in Freight Yards——Railroad Men  Tired of Promises and Demand Results.

STRIKERS GOING. BACK 1S REPORT   Union Officials Cheered by Ane “nouncement That Men Re» . turning in Small Groups. ~.   CHICAGO TIE-UP. COMPLETE

Railroad Centers From Coast to Coast, Either Partially or Completely Tied Up—Factories in Many TownsForced to Close tor Lack ot Coal or Raw Materials.

STRIKERS RETURNING 10 WORK   BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS DO NOT CLAIM STRIKE IS BROKEN BUT SAY SITUATION NOW LOOKS BRIGHTER   MANY MEN STILL OUT AND TRAIN SERVICE STILL INTERRUPTED AT MANY POINTS IN THE COUNTRY

Fever Extending to Eastern Terminals of Big Railroads—Tieup Complete at Toledo —Strike Affecting Stockyard Movements ---Mill Crews at Youngstown Out—Some Men Return to Work at Chicago.   (Rv Agraciated Prnes Tanead Wien'

EDITION   AML OTRIRE NOW COVERS GOUNTHY: GHOTHER in ~GUIEES PREDICT QUICHE   SERIOUS FOOD SITUATION IN NEW YORK ONE BESULT

SITUATION. ” IMPROVING   Switchmen_ S: Said  ‘to’ B _ Returning to Work i in: Some Localities

Some of The Men.Are Returning to Work in Chicago,-However,   THOUSANDS OUT OVER. LAND   Railroad Ceaters From Const 1c Coast Partially or Com‘pletely. Tled Up. -

RAILROAD LEADERS TO ALL PUSH THEIR WAGE DEMANDS NOW   RAILNVAL LEAVES FU ARG PO PR a VE we  Statement is Made Today That Brotherhoods Will Request Immediate Action on Their Demands for Higher Pay.

SWITCHMEN ARE RETURNING TO CHICAGO YARDS   Brotherhood Officials Are Encouraged By Indication of Break in Ranks   SITUATION SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT ON FRIDAY   Congestion In Yards Stops Many Passenger Trains In Chicago Suburbs.

Switchmen Begin Returning;  Outlook is Much Improved   No Claim Yet That Strike Is Broken—Congestion in Chicago Yards Great—Estimated 25,437 New Men Idle—Senate Orders Investigation of Strike.

STRIKING OWITUAIMIEN Af MANY RAILROADS REPORT BACK TO OUT)   Chicago: Stockyards Are Practically Shut Down, With ‘40,000 Men Idle; No Shortage of Meat Yet  UNIONS IN HOPES OF BREAKING STRIKE

SWITCHMEN —RETURNING TOTHEIR POST!      : Strike, However, Not Broken, But Situation. Gradually_..  Improving in Chicago

Unauthorised, Strike             “Rump!” Unions: ving: at. Different: notinced. By ‘Brother! mi      CHICAGO I8- CENTRAL. POI.   New York and New Jersey "ing Effects Today; Omi ‘Don. Overalls.

EAPP IN SWEDISH JAIL   Leader of German Revoit With FaJse Passport.

WOLFGANG KAPP IN SWEDEN JAIL   Mustache Off and Under « False Passport, German Rebel Behind Bars.

KAPP IN OTOGKHOLM MAY BE EXPELLED FOR VIOLATING LOCAL LAM   CAN NOT BE SURRENDERED TO GERMANY AS A POLITICAL PRISONER, IT IS SAID.

KAPP ARRESTED IN SWEDEN; BEEN THERE FOR WEEK   LEADER OF REACTIONARY RE VOLT IN BERLIN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY POLICE

DOCTOR KAPP SAFE IN SWEDEN   German Revolationary Leader Cannet Be Extradited.

DR. KAPP UNDER ARRES!      LEADER OF RECENT REVOLT IN GERMANY BEING HELD IN SWEDEN,

Dr.. ‘Wolfgang’ Kapp Seems to ‘Bo: Beyond Reach of Berlin Ff “ Government

STILL WORK FO EARLY AGREEMENT (IN TREATY   Acceptance or Rejection 0 Treaty is Near At Hand   Agitation For Ratification May Change Final Vote.   Situation Full of Possibilities

SENATE MAY VOTE 0.N’ RATIFICATION BEFORE SATURDAY   Wilson Supporters _ Not Afraid That Pact Will ‘ Be Approved. ._   - PRESIDENT MAY NOT ACCEPT ARTICLE 10 RESERVATION   Senators Believe Time For Long Speeches Has Been Passed. .

oe ee _-ANKELY-THIS-WEEK   Administration Leaders Stil Confident of Enough ‘Support  me mk ee 1

LEADERS WORKING FOR. VOTE ON RATIFICATION   Preamble One of Minor Questions to Be Settled Before the Final Vote.   ARTICLE TEN FIGHT ENDS   Lodge Reservation Adopted 56 4 26 With Republicans Standing Solid,

Leaders Work for:Agreement to Vote on Ratification sq Pact May Be Sent to Wilson or Sidatracked   RECONSIDERATION TO BE ASKED IF VOTE FAILS   Adoption of Substitute Reservation to Article Tan Removes Last Obstacle to Final Action on Acceptance

TREATY VOTE IS A FEW DAYS OFF   Adeption of Substitute Reservatior to Article 10 Removes Last Obstacle to Final Vote.

sideration Motion Expected.  MIGHT STAMPEDE OTHERS     Not Enough Votes in Sight, For Certain, Though 14 Democrats Switched Votes.

SENATE WORKS RAHEEM TO EAD FLGHT AVER TREAT   Majority Leaders Hope to Stampede Senators Into Changing Opinion   LAST OBSTACLE TO PACT ‘IS “ELIMINATED   New Reservation Sets Forth General Declaration Toward Europe

OBSTACLE TO VOTE ON _.THE TREATY   REMOVED BY ADOP “TION OF LODGE PRO -VISO TO ARTICLE X    Senate Leaders Working To ' day. for Agreement to a  Vote on Final Ratification ‘of the Treaty.

With Adoption of Article 10 Reservation, Effort Is Made to Bring Fight to Close This Week.

KNOX PROPOSAL GETS LAST OL   HOUSE ‘FAILS TO PASS PEACE . ‘RESOLUTION OVER VETO : ; Or ‘PRESIDENT 7

ATTEMPT 10 PASS PEACE RESOLUTION OVER VETO FAILS   Jpponents Lacked 39 Votes Of Necessary Two-Thirds— Republicans Assail Position of President.

PEAGE EFFORT LACKED VOTES 10 BEAT VETO   REPUBLICANS ATTACK PRESI. DENT BUT FAIL TO GET ENOUGH SUPPORT   Both Parties Present Resolutions Fo Repeal of War-Time Statutes Without Expecting Action

ATTEMPT IN HOUSE T0 OVERRIDE VETO FAILS BY 29 VOTES   Seventeen Democrats Joinec Republicans and Two Republicans Joined Democrats.   PRESIDENT ASSAILED AND DEFENDED IN DEBATE   Representative Connally, of Texas, Throws Into Hopper Joint KResolution Providing for Repeal ot Every Bit of Wartime Levistation, kilective From Passage,

PEACE RESOLUTION VETO 15 SUSTAINED BY VOTE: OF HOUSE   ATTEMPT TO OVERFIDE PREST DENT’S ACTION LACKS 29 OF NECESSARY VOTES.   WILSON'S: STAND: UPHELD   Resolution Providing Repeal of All War Time Legisk\Vion Thrown Into Hopper; New Jersey Member Offers Similar Bill.

Vote Lacks 29 Necessary te Make Two-Thirds’ Majority  Needed for Measure .   TRY TO REPEAL WAR LAWS   Democrat Promises Support to Enable Republicans to Bring Peace Time Basis

VOTE ON PEACE MEASURE FAILS BY 220 T0 152   Seventeen Democrats Join Republicans in House.

Lacks Twenty-nine Votes of the Necessary Two-thirds; Seventeen Democrats Join With Republicans in Attempting to Over-ride President; Was Exnected   TRY REPEAL OF WARTIME ACTS

Veto, As Expected, Is Sustained in House   LOWER CHAMBER FAILS TO PASS PEACE BILL BY A WIDE MARGIN—FURTHER DEBATE PRECEDES THE VOTE—EFFORT IS TO BE MADE NOW TO REPEAL WARTIME LEGISLATION, BEFORE PEACE COMES.

PEACE Bill   Lack 29 Votes of Necessary ' ‘Two-Thirds to Carry Over . President’s Veto.   CONGRESSMEN DEBATE.  PRESIDENTS POSITION   Two Resolutions to Repeal All ! War Time Regulations Resuit From Argument.

nESOLUTION TA DECLARE PEACI   Attempt to Override Veto o7 President Wilson Fails by 29 Votes: the Result Was Not Unexpected,   Be  WILSON’S POSITION ASSAILED, DEFENDED   Two Measures Are introduced Calling For the Repeal of All War Time Legtelatinn Cann ae Possible,

FAIL TO PASS PEACE  MEASURE OVER VET   29 Votes Shy of Necessary Twoirds in House Ballot of Resolution,

RST PERIOD CLOSES TONIGHT IN GREATER GIRGULATION ACI   Fight for Supremacy To Be Decided by Work if Contestants During Next Two Weeks; Job Work Cards May Now Be Sold.

ANDIDATES MAKE 7000 SHOWING AT FIRST MILE POST        Time for Big Work is Nov Don’t Lose Your Pep Make Days Count.

NT ERA  DEVELOPMENT ERA AAVEXIC!  “PLANNED   PRESIDENT-ELECT SAYS GOV. ERNMENT WILL AID-AG- RICULTURE. -

DEVELOPMENT ERA PLANNED IN MEXICO   President-Elect pte Says Government Will Aid Agriculture.

AGTION IN MEXILU PLANNED BY U. 3.   War Chiefs at Washington Holc a Secret Meeting.   REBELS IN NEW MOVES   Ibregon’s Bureau at Washington Reports Preparations for Seizure of Oil Felds at Tampico and Attack on Capital City.

REBELS TO MOVE AGAINST CAPITAL   Mexican Revolutionists Prepare . to Attack Mexico City, ObreQon Bureau Reports,   ACTION PLANNED BY -U. §   Washington War Chiefs Hold Secret Merting-—Rebele to Seize Oil Fietds at Tampico—vank Fly. érs Watch Border,

HIRAM TALKS i0 REPORTERS   Johnson Hails League of Na tions Plank as Personal . Victory.

HIRAM COBLE DIES SUNDAY MORNING   Dfeath Follows a Two Weeks Iitnes From Apoplexy Stroke.

ONLY PITY CAN BE FELT FOR FORMER EMPEROR   That Is Conclusion of Correspondent Who Has Just Visited Amerongen—Constantly Tormented Man.

KAISER SPENDS DAYS IN GLOOM   WM MHOHENZOLLERN  FAIN1 SEMBLANCE OF HUN WAR LORD PERSONALITY   PLANS EXILE REST OF LIFE    j  Correspondent Believes Former Rul. er at Potsdam Never Expects Return to Germany:

FORMER KAISER 1S ONLY A BROKEN OLD MAN, WILL NEVER TRY POWER AGAIR

FORMER KAISER BREAKING DOW!   LIVING IN THE PAST AND NOW ALMOST A RECLUSE.   HAS BECOME VERY CORPULENT   Phyeteal Decndence Accompanied by Sequirement of Mach Plesh——Ne Iuterest in t.crmany and Not Going Back.

EX-KAISER S OBJECT OF PITY, WRITER SAYS   Wilhelm Has Lost His Soldierls Poise, And Trembling Has Increased, He Says.

FORMER KAISER UBJEGT OF PITY   CORRESPONDENT SAYS HE IS PHY SICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY BEATEN,   FAT AND)» TREMBLY   Former “All Highest” Cuts a Serr) Figure New, and Chances for bufure Activity Extremely Smallh,

KAISER BROKEN IN REALTH, oAYo DUTCH WRITER   NO LONGER EXPRESSES DESIRE TO RETURN TO NATIVE LANP.

op eg ow me  RE PORTS S INDICATE FORMER GERMAN KAISER HAS DRANK DEEPLY ‘OF: OWN BITTHERNE:

SCHOOL BOYS SAVE THE GAME   Cat Path im Snowdrifts te Carry Feed to Starviag Animais.

REED GONTEST 2 GONSIWERED BY COMMITTEE   PREPARATION OF TEMPORARY ROLL OF CONVENTION BEGUN AT SAN FRANCISCO,

DEMOCRATSTALK M’ADOO AGAIN: DROPPING BERR      MAY IGN            OR DRY S580 DECK SGN STS NEING Sip.     rh 2 NOW,

Senator Reed of Missouri Trying to Get “Into the Convention   More Gossip About the McAdoo Boom—Prohibition Plank Sul ir Doubt

STRONG CURRENT AMONG DEMOCRATS TO IGNORE BOOZ!   Hot Fight Over Plank For Beet © and Wines Seens  : Inevitable.   HITCHCOCK SPEAKS OUT

REED'S CLAIM 10 CONVENTION SEAT WEAN TER FHT   MISSOURI “AND GEORGIA CONTESTS FOR DISPUT: : ED DELEGATES. ARE  MAD ABTMITAITN   RRYAWN AWAITED    Nebraska’s,. Dry. Fight May Mean Omission of Prehibi- : tion From Platform.

INTEREST CENTERS ON REED CONTES’   ADMINISTRATION TO ?UT UE STIFF FIGHT ON MISSOURI SENATO'}.   McADOO A DARK HORSE   His Supporters Plan to Keep His Name ut of Early Stage of Balloting   Opinion Grows in Favor of Keep ing Silent on the Prohibition Question

yelled Fight for Ex-Secretar Looms at Frisco   MAY IGNORE BOOZE QUESTION   Meet Tanay to Draw Up Conven tinn Roll .

NAME WON'T FIGURE IN IST VOTES   Movement Now Under Way to Make NoMention of Prohibition in Patterm—-Reed Contest Comes Up Today.

MOVEFORDRY SILENCE ON AT SAN FRANCISCO   Wets Appear to Fear Result of Clash With Bryan and Lean to Plan of Leaving It To Congress.   CONTESTS TO . BE UP TODAY   McAdoo Adherents Said to Plan to Withhold His Name for Use in Breaking Deadlock.

MAD00 BOOM HELD BACK FOR GAISIS   Will be Used to Break Deadlock, Plan of Adherents; Bryan, With Dry Plank, to Carry War Into Enemy Camp if Attempt to lenore Prohibition Mada

10 ‘USE McADOO: IN ~CASE.OF DEADLOCK   Friends Decide to Spring Him asa Compromise after Paimer and Cox. ’ Thrée Contests Arise.

FIRST GUNS TO BE FIRED TODAY “AY DEMOCRATS   National Committee Meets to Draw Up Temporary Roll. , ef Delegates   MYSTERY BOGM FOR McADOO. STILL ALIVE      Arrival of William Jennings Bryan Expected to Start Wet and Dry Fireworks

Declared that McAdoo Adherents Plan Foxy Politics Seeing Deadlock Ahead   Another Development is Sudden Move to ‘Shelve’ the Prohibition Question

TEMPORARY ROLL UP TO DEMOCRATS   First Guns in National Conventior Being Fired in San Francisco Today.   REED CASE PROVES A PUZZLE

DEMOCRATS OPEN FIGHT OVER DELEGATE SEATS   First Gun Fired as National Committee Meets to Hear  Contests. .   SENATOR REED’S AMONG ! THE THREE PRESENTED   ‘Georgia Contests Expected to.Be Favorable to Palmer’ s i Candidacy,   M’ADOO TALKED OF .AGAIN   Wet and Dry Question Gets-a.Set back and May Not Enter’ ’  the Platform... .° >

MAY IGNORE WET AND DRY   Democrats May Find This the Easiest Way Out of il.   SEEM FEARFUL OF BRYAN   Expected Today at the Conven- <“tien, Delegates Not Sure of His Demands.

T CENTERS ON REED CONTES}   ADMINISTRATION TO ?UT UP STIFF FIGHT ON MISSOURI 1° QRWN ator   McADOO A DARK HORSE      ‘His Supporters Plan to Keep His Name Out of Early Stage of * Ballotine   Oninion Grows in Favor of Keep. ing Silent. on the Prohibition Question

REGULARS WILL OPPOSE ACTION OF MISSOURIAN   Senator’s Case Difficul! One To Deal With, Leaders Admit.

FIRST GUNS. OF CONVENTION   Three: Contests Called to Attention of the: Committee -

PALMER AND GOX MAY TIE AND HT WOULD GIVE M’ADOO CHANCE 10 WALK OFF WITH NOMINATION   First Guns of Convention Fired Today when Committee Begins Making up Temporary Roll of Delegates; Only Three Contests Are Before Committee, One irom Georgia.

EXPECT M-AD00 TO PROVE THORN AT CONVENTION   Name Probably Will Not. Be Presented Unless There Is ‘A’ Deadlock.

SINCE HIS DECLARATION THAT HE WAS _ NOT QUITTING,   The Democratic Presidential Race Because of II]  . Health—Real Fight Wag. es About Moist Plank in the Platform.

DEMOCRATS CONSIDER SILENCE AS BEST OF VALOR IN DRY FIGHT   Latest “Dope” is Probihition Will Not Be Mentioned

TO NAME MADOO AS CAMPRAMISE?   Adherents Boost Former Secretary of Treasurer as . Candidate.   DEADLOCK 1S PREDICTED

BONE DAYS’ AND WETS’ STILL SCRAP   FIRST GUNS OF CONVENTION FIRED TODAY WHEN MET TO ENROLL THE DELEGATES.

SHAPE PLANS ~ _. FOR WADOO   DEMMOCRATS REGARD HIM As FACTOR AT FRISCO.   PRESIDENTS SON-IN-LAW MAY BE DRAFTED IN DEADLOCK,   Few Contests Develop and Disposition Now Is to fgnore the . Booze Question. -

CONTEST COMES WHEN ROLL OF DELEGATES IS DRAWN UP   Question of Seating Senator Reed From Missouri Will Probably Occasion Greatest Disturbance.

10 WITAHOLD VOTES ON THE HRST BALLOTS   Cox and Palmer Are in the Lead in Number of In. structed Delegates,   PLATFORM MAY IGNORE PROHIBITION ISSUB   Much Depends on Bryan’s Ak  titude Concerning Dry ? lank,

Case of Senator Reed Most In. teresting—McAdoo’s Friends Will Hold His Name Back.   OFFER HIM AS COMPROMISE   Plan Now Is to Ignore Prohibition Question In Framing the Platform.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION === AT FRISCO TO FIRE FIRST GUN TODAY   Overnight Developments Showed That Matters That Until Now Have Been In Nebulous Stage Are Approaching More Definite Stage— - McAdoo Sentiment Growing. _ yo ok

Mysterious And Persistent Boom For McAdoo Nomi nation Continues  —————   MCADOO ARO PROWIGINCN

bt FOR 000 19 PERSISTENT        TION AL DEMOCR. Anic’ “ COMMIPTEE ALST TODAY      WAY (GUGRE  PROHIB:TIGN   MeAdoo's ‘Name May Not Be Present: f “ed. to. the’ Convention Before Firsi Vote Taken. .

UNDERTAKERS ARE SUBJECT OF ATTACK BY CONGRESSMA   SUPPORT PROPAGANDA TO RETURN BODIES   ring Pressure on Congress and War Department to Bring Home Remains of Fallen Sol-

CONSIDER WAYS TO REALIZE ON EUROPE’S DEBI   Senate Anxious to Ufilize Te: “Billions to Relieve Strain on Treasury

SEEK WAY TO UTILIZE: EUROPE’S DEBT TO U. S          Find War To Reliev } 7 i On Treasur:

EUROPE'S INDEBTEDNESS TO THE UNITED STATE:   May Be Used In Some Way to Relieve the Financial Situation Here—May Trade Lilerty Bonds.

U. S. FINANCES   Committee Hopes to Utilize Ten Million Dollar Indeptedness

PERFECT WEATHER ASSURED HARDIN(   Trip to Cristobal, Panama, Will B Under Clear Skies, PresidentElect Is Promised

50,000 Stockyards Employes to Be Made Idle By Switchmen’s Strike.   FEW CARS ARE MOVED IN CHICAGO YARDE&   Embargo on All the Express Shipments is Placed By Am. Ry. Express Co,

WALKOUT AFFECTS ELEVEN RAILROADS   Train Service in Chicago District Demoralized by Spread of Unauthorized Strike of Switchmen.   MILITARY CONTROL IN YARDS IS CONSIDEREL   All Police Reserves Out anc Militia May Be Summoned 60 Per Cent of Engines Ou! of Service.

NALNOUL  ital BY OMIM Tes RAF EIE   Brotherhood Official Brands the Men’s Action as “Hlegal”   APPEALS TO UNIONS TO BREAK STRIKE   Embargo on Express Announced as Cars Stop Moving

PREDICTS BREAK IN THE STRIKE   Whitney Says Union Switehmen Will Repiace Men Now Out.   CLAIMS WALKOUT {5 ILLEGAL

tiots Are Feared as City Is Prepared to Cail Out State Militia — Traffic Seriously Impaired

MILITIA MAY a CALLED   Railroad Officials Refuse to Grant Demands and Union Leaders Help Com nanies Break Strike:

CHICAGO DISTRICT CRIPPLED BY STRIKE AND EASTER STORM   The Unauthorized Walkout of } Switehmen Grows { Serious.

SWITCH STRIKE ~ CLOSES YARDS   30,000 STOCKYARD EMPLOYES   THROWN OCT OF WORK. tL   DECLARING STRIKE ILLEGAL BROTHERHOOD MEN FIGHT IT,   4 t Strikers Predict a Complete Tie-up  of Freight Traffic and Inter:  “urban Service. i

SITUATION ONE OF SERIOUS IMPORT TO MANY THOUSANDS   Five Thousand Stock Yards Workers Already ‘Laid Off And: Manv Others Are Due to Follow Same -Course;—  TRAIN SERVICE IN. MIDDLE WEST CRIPPLED BY HEAVY  .SNOWSTORM: AND STRIKE

‘CHICAGO POLICE FOUCH PUTS ENTIRE & ORCE ONS THE RI            $ OFFICE,

HMEN QUIT WORK s STOCKY ARD EMPLOYES SUFFER   Fifty Thousand Will Be Laid Off If the Strike Continues.   UMION STRIKEBREAKERS ARE CALLED TO MOVE TRAINS   May Have To Call State Troops If Serious Rioting Develops.

Union Members of Rail Broth“ethoods Answer Summons to Help. Break. Strike of  + Switchmen in Chicago.   TIE-UP IS SPREADING “ QVER LARGEST CITIES   Stockyards Employes Force » Ont of Work in ‘Mid-West . Outlook for’ Bhipping -Bitua  * ton. Grave.

CHICAGO DISTRICT TRAIN SERVICE {5 AT ASTIN STIL   Strike of Switchmen Forces 50,000 Stockyards Workers Out Tonight.   No Trouble So Far—Enoug Police Available to Maintain Order.

CHICAGO SWITCHMEN STRIKE A TIE-UP   Strike of Railroad  Switchmer . Causes Forced Lay-off of 50,000  Employes, of Packing Plants’ There. ot

000 WILL BE ~— [DLE BY NIGHT   Stack Yard Employes Will Be Out of Job As Result of Strike of Switchmen.

CHICAGO POLICE IN READINESS FOR DUTY IN RAYLROAD YARDS   -Train Service Through District Tied Up by Spread of Unauthorized Strike   2500 EMPLOYES ARE IDLE SAYS REPORT   Demands of Outlaw Organiza tion Include More Pay and Shorter Work Day

UNION LEADER IS FURNISHING MEN TO BREAK STRIKE   Food Shortage Certain But. Effort is Making to Supply Milk

PREDICTS BREAK WN THE STRIKE   Whitioy Soys Union Switchmer Will Rep.zeo-fien Noy Out,   CLAIMS WALKOUT 1S ILLEGAL

SWITCHMEN QUIT; POLICE GUARD YARDS   Entire Force Held in Reserve to Quell Mob Uprisings.

ENTIRE POLICE FORCEIS PLACEDIN __ RESERVE TO MEET POSSIBLE RIOTING

YARDS CLOSED BY RAIL STRIKE   Fifty Thousand Workers In Stock Yards Laid Off Tonicht   RECEIPTS VERY SMALL   CHIEF OF POLICE PUTS ALL FORCE ON RESERVE TO QUELL ANY SIGN Cs RIOTING

OTAIKE OF Tite CHICAGO SWHTGHNEN   FIFTY THOUSAND EMPLOYE OUT IN NEAR FUTURE.   FIVE THOUSAND TURNED AWAY THIS MORNING.   lilegal Strike Causing Much Inconven ience in Chicago.—Union Leaders Working Hard to Break Action of the Switchmen.,

RAIL STRIKE HITS PACKERS   Walkout of Chicago Switch. -men May Cost 50,000 Stockyards Men Jobs.   TRANSPORTATION IN WINDY CITY-SUFFERS

STRIKE OF © ~ SWITCHMEN   It Has Seriously Crippled The Train Service in Chicago Yards.

SITUATION ONE OF SERIOUS IMPORT TO MANY THOUSANDS   TRAIN SERVICE IN MIDDLE  WEST CRIPPLED BY HEAVY CNAWeCTADRA ANN eTeIKe

STRIKE EFFECTS. A) OOQWORKERS   Walkout of Switchmen Ties Up Stockyards Throwing Many Out of Employment.   IS {LLEGAL’ SAY UNIONS

OU,UUU Facking Empioyees iC - Be Forced Out of Work I  Strike Contiuues.  Union Men Importec by Broth: ~ erhood to Break Strike OC Own Union.  Small Shipments of Live Stock Reach Pens.

“IFTY THOUSAND  JTOCKYARDS SEN ARE IN (OLENESS   POLICE RESERVES GUARDING ALL  RAILROAD PROPERTIES TO PREVENT DISORDERS?

50,000 Packing Employees To Be Forced Out of Work If Strike Contiuues.  :  Union Men Imported by Broth: erhood to Break Strike 0!  Own Union.  Small Shipments of Live Stock Reach Pens.

BLIZZARD COMBINES WITH STRIKE 10 TIE UP RAILWAY TRAFFIC   Service Demoralized With Sixty Percent of Switch Engines in Chicago Yards Idle   BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS COMING TO THE RESCUE   Whitney Calls for Help to Break Hlegal Strike

MILITIA MAY BE ORDERED OUT .. AS UNAUTHORIZED WALK-OUT OF  SWITCHMEN IN CHICAGO. SPREADS      Fearing Riots, 500-Policemen Are Put on Guard; 2,500 Workers Already Affected; Com- _  ‘plete Tie-Up of Traffic Is Pre- .- --*"  dicted. . ht

RR. WALKOUT  _ AFFECTS FIFTY ~ THOUSAND MEN   STOCK YARD WORKERS WILL BE THROWN OUT Ob EMPLOYRIEN TP

MAY CALL TROOPS IN CHICAGO STRIKE   ‘Train Service Demoralized by Spread—of Walk-Qut....  af Quitehman

TRAIN ‘SERVICE . IS HANDICAPPED   Chief of Police Places ’ Entire Force on Re- . serve in Chicago

30,000 MEN IN CHICAGO YARDS ARE TO BE IDLE   Unauthorized Strike of Rail Road Switchmen to Cause Work Suspension   WALKOUT GRIPPLES ALL TRAIN SERVICE

CALLS UNION STRIKE BREAKERS 10 FiGHT  STOCK YARDS STRKE   Bratherhood Brands —_ Chicago  Walkout as Illegal; 50,000 ; Are Out of Work.   EMBARGO DECLARED ON EXPRESS SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO DISTRICT 1S TIED UP-BY STRIKERS   ‘Train Service Further Demora!] ized By Snowstorm Which Spread Over Territory,   STRIKE BEING CONDUCTED BY OUTLAW UNION FORCE:   ‘Approximately 2,500 Switchmer  ‘Walk Out at Midnight;  - Unions Claim More.   COMPROMISE IS REFUSED   Officials of Big Unions Coeperating With Road Heads to Get Men to Return.

$0,000 Workers Will Be Thrown Out of Employment Because Shipping 's Held Up.   EMBARGO PUT ON.EXPRESS   Officials of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Working to Break Strike.

CHICAGO TIED BY STRIKERS   SWITCHMEN ON EIGHTEEN ROADS IDLE   Strike Branded as “Illegal’’, Union Had Contract With Roads in Effect.

_ntire Chicago Police  Force Held in Reserve For Possible Riots— May Call out Militia

CHICAGO RAIL SERVICE : PRACTICALLY STOPPED RESULT WALK-OUT   APRESS EMBARGO PLACE   fwo Thousand Five Hundred Men Out et Midnight Sunday With Union Men Predicting Others Will Quit

HUBBARD BOY JN LIMELIGH   Main Actor In’ The Big Trainmen’: Strike Now On In 3 Chicago. —   SON OF A ..PREACHER   Married Hubbard-Girl And Is Making Name For Himeelf In Labor ~

NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE HEAD OF UNIONS SAYS   Declare Strike is By an “Outlaw” Organ ization.

ARTICLE TEN  HELD ESSENCE OF HIS PACT   Moral Hope of Work Is in United States Says President.

PRES, WILSON IN APPEAL FOR LEACUE NATIONS   Delegation Deepty Tovehed by Physical Condition of President Who Remained Seated

7 “MAKE ~ $OOD OR QUIT’      President Wilson Pleads: for the League and Com-_— “mittee is Moved ‘as   When. He. ‘Refers to the Brave Soldiers Who Fell > on Flander’s Field _.

{ssue Is Whethe? America Shal Make Good or Quit, President Says.   WORLD LOOKS TO AMERICA   League Issue Obscured in Partisanship, Pro-League Republicans Told.

SAYS ARTICLE 10 IS ESSENCE OF LEAGUI   President Wilson Says in Statement Issue is Whether “We Will Quit or Make Good”   ISSUED TO A DELEGATION

CANADA WILL EXPORT FLOUR      More Than Ten Million Barrels Go time ta Foreign Countries.

SOGIETY RECEIVES AISTONIG ARTICLES   White County Historical -Society Adds More To Its  Collection.   Silver Teaspoon Formerly Belunging to Col. White is Presented Organization.

Historical Society Adds to White Collection   INTERESTING DISPLAY   Miss Fauntleroy of New Harmony Sends Personal Belongings of Tippecanoe Battle Hero-- Can be Seen at Library.

SUNDAY'S   TORNADO’S TOTAL IN INDIA  NA 25   Exclusive of Those Killed at Unior City —These Figures Are Final.

TORNADO’S TOTAL   Exclusive of Those Killed at Unior City - These Figures Are Final.

IRISH ROB MAIL TRAIN   Raiders Take Parcels From Train Running Between Noate and Athione.

RAIDERS HOLD UP TRAIN IN IRELAND TAKING OFF MAIL   Courts Martial-to Take Over  Duties.. of Crown Tri

JUDGE EXPLAINS ~ THE PALMER PROBI   Moderate Tone on California ‘Maintained by Newspapers.   Declare They Have Confidence in Negotiations in Progress at Washington —New Treaty Seen.

JAP VIEWS MODERATE   NEWSPAPERS ARE HOPEFUL OF OUTCOME IN CALIFORNIA.   New Treaty Suggested—Say They Have Confidence in Negotiations Proceeding at Washington.

FRENCH CLASH WITH “SHECIAN CITIZENS   Twenty-five Are Reported tc Have Been Killed in Mix-ur Which Occurred in the Territory Which is Blow on n Big tytlep 

UPPER SILESIAN CITIZENS ATTACK FRENCH TROOPS   Eleven Killed and 26 .Woundec in Clash Growing Out 9 Workers’ Protest Against the Russo-Polish War

FRENCH TAQOES AND CITIZENS AN EATALGLASH       Polish Leader Dragged From _ House arid Killed.“ After ” Threwing Bomb -

MORE MEN TO — BE EMPLOYED   Distilling Plants Being Converted Into Food Product Concerns:

FIPEBUGS ACTIVE. IN LIVERPOOL   Dozen Warehouses and Several - Lumber Yards Burned. :   EIGHTEEN FIRES REPORTED

FIRERUGS ACTIVE “JN LIVERPOOL   (ozen Watehauses and Several ‘Lumber Yards Burned,   THIGHTEEN . FIRES’. REPORTED

NEGRORS NAME CANDIDATE   K Ashby Hawkins Would Be Senater From Maeyviind

STEAMER SUNK tN HEAD-ON GOLLISIGK   The Lake Frampton Enroute from Norfolk to New York Met tho Coning off Atlantic City,

THREE ARE MISSING AFTER A COLLISION   Between Steamship and Liner Off the Coast of Atlantic City Today. -

NOT YET FIXED   Change in Office Precludes Setting Date Defendant “Rests”  at Sister's Home.

CLARA" RESTING  AY SISTER'S HOME:  WHILE WATING 1 FACE TRE COURTS   Meanwhile Attorneys Think a Speedy Trial of Woman. Will Be Impossible, But Try for That End~   BROWN MAY ACT AS’ SPECIAL PROSECUTOR   MATHERS, INCOMING COUNTY ATT. TORNEY, DISQUALIFIED . FROM ACTING IN. PREMISES; COURT  MAY NAME REPRESENTATIVE

DIED IN OREGON,    Miltou Green, Pormer Tipton Man. Expired There.

700,000 GENS ARE STOLEN BUFFALO HOLDUE   Taxicab Bandits  Stop Roch. ester Diamond Salesman and Rob Him.

DIAMONDS VALUED AT 220,000 STOLEN FAGM DAW OND DRUMWIER Thieves Followed Salesman Fag Rochester House From Cleves land Yo Buifato

AUTO THIEVES — STEAL DIAMONDS WORTH $200.00   Salesman for Rochester Firm Victim of Thugs in Buffalo, N. Y.

ROB SALESMAN OF $200,000 IN DIAMONDS   Highwaymen Pull a Real Wilc West Stunt’ in Streets of Buffalo.

DETROIT VOTES TO BUILD ITS OWN CAR LINES   Proposal Carries at Municipa Election and Work Be teen nt Tinea

DETROIT VOTES FOR MUNICIPAL TROLLEY   Proposal to Bond City © for $15,000,000 Wins After

DETROIT TO ENTER STREET GAR FIELD   City Votes Bond tesug of $15,000,000 to Build New Trolley Syatem and Compete With Old.

IN COMPLET -RETCRNS INDE. CATE LANDSLUDE FOR THE { CALIFORNIA SENATOR,

LAUSE OFFERS  IRISH SYMPATH   BY VOTE OF 38 TO 36 SENAT! ADOPTS DECLARATION PROPOSED BY GERRY OF RHODE ISLAND

SENATE AGAIN TIKES STAND FOR IRELAND   ert Mean need is IX PRESSED              PARTY LINES BRON: VOTE, WHICH 18 CLOSE CONT

SENATE FAVORS IRISH SELF DETERMINATION   Prompt Admission to League o' Nations Hoped for in Resolu tion Passed 38 to 3

SENATE AGAIN TAKES OTAND OR IRELANG!      tS SYMPATHY IS EXPRESSED   PARTY LINES BROKEN IN VOTE, WHICH IS VERY CLOSE CONTEST

Senate Adopts Reservation. Expressing Sympathy®: for’  lreland; Bitter Debate’   EFFORTS TO CHANGE ARTICLE 10 DEFEATED:   All Sides Predict Treaty Will Fail to Receive Necessary. © . TwoThirds Vote

SAY IRISH CLAUSE SHOWS BAD FAITH   Debate on Gerry Reservation Reaches High Pitch, Political Manipulation Being Alleged   Sterling Alleges Effort on Part of Democratic Leader to Defeat Treaty Plan

WICKERSHAM OPPOSES LODGE RESERVATIONS   Their Adoption Would Mean Resubmitting Treaty, He Says   VITAL MEETING TODAY   Republicans Will Tell Democrats : How Far They Are Willing to Compromise

FOOD RESTRICTIONS Ik PARIS DESIGNED 1 Ai? IN CONSERVING SUPPL   TWO MEATLESS DAYS EACH WEEK WILL BE ORDERED TF SCARCITY CONTINUES.

CANDIES WiLL BE CHEAPER   it is, For The Kiddies it Chocolates Will Oost Same As Last Year

JHE GENERAL RUV SHOWS PUOMAWARD TENDENCY   Faunce) Box Varitices Though Sul) Age Koosting High

END CAME QUICKLY ~~ TOW.E HIGGINS   MEMBER OF LAW FACULTY DIED YESTERDAY IN COLORADO SPRINGS   Was Graduate of the Universit; and Had Been Member of Faculty Since 1899

MEMBER OF LAW FACULT} DIED YESTERDAY IN COLORADO SPRINGS   THE FUNERAL SUNDAY   Was Graduate of the Universit; and Had Been Member of Faculty Sinee 1899          Served As President of State Rai . Association—Studied English Courts

CONFERENCE WITH ROOSEVELT PLANNED   Governor Cox Visits the Farm of His Boyhood.

COX SPENDS DAY ON BOYHOOD FARN   Roosevelt and Commiteemet to Gonfer With Nominee,

NEFF EXPENSES ARE 7,616.00   ‘Bailey’ s Opponent in Run-off Filer ! Campaign Expenses Statement,

Cox Challenges Harding On" Scrapping of League”   Demands to Know Whether Senator Told Hiram Johnson He Would Kill the Covenant; Confidence That West Will Vote the Democratic Ticket Is Heartily Voiced

GOV, COX SENDS LEAGUE DEFI 10 SEN. HARDING   Demands To Know Whether He Promised Johnson To Serap Pact

OBREGON DENIES REPORT HE IS FOMENTING REVOLT - TO OVERTHROW CARRANZA   News That Mexico Makes Concessions to Amer ican Owners of Oil Lands Reaches Wall Street: Will Permit Drilling

ALLIES WAR SOCIALISTS   Wilt Not Furaish Credits or Foot if Btrike is Continued to Couniry’s Buin.

GRIPPING GERMANY   Resignation” of kintire’ Ebert Cabinet Is Demanded   HEAVY FIGHTING

WARRANT ISSUED IN BERLIN FOR ARREST OF GEN. LUDENDORI   Radicals Demand the Resignation ‘of the Entire Cabinet of President Ebert—Situation is Still Chaotic. —

WARRANT FOR LUDENDORFF   Quartermaster General Said to Have Disappeared.

WARN GERMANY ABOUT GETTING FOOD CREDITS   ALLIED OFFICIALS SAY THEY MUST STOP © REVOLU: TIONS FIRST

GEN. VON QUELSEN  COMMANDS UNDER ADNEDC NE DATICD   Spartacans Continue to Press for Soviet Government in Germany.   BLOODY FIGHTING FOR  CONTROL IN-OUTSKIRTS   Ebert Expected to Return to Capital Today and Assume “Control,

DEMANDS MADE ON EBERT RULE   KARL LEGRIN, SOCIALIST LEAD ER, DEMANDS RESIGNATION OF GRRMAN CARINE?   FOOD SITUATION IS ACUTE

GERMAN GOVERNMENT: {8;               eace Treaty Forbids Pre Pres. Ebert: T Armed Forces Into Ruhr Distri Where It Is Spreading.   ‘BERLIN SOCIALISTS DO NOT WISH  8  TO OVERTHROW. THE GOVERNME!                   Vill Be Content To Force:From It sions Through Which. They. Hope Strengthen Their Power

NO. FOOD Fh HUN GTRIKER ALLIES WARN   General Strike Is Continued, Though Food Is Becoming Scarcer Daily   EXTREME DEMANDS TO BE WITHDRAWN, BELIEF   AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN BERLIN INTIMATES U. 8 WILL EXTEND NO AID UN LESS EBERT IS UPHELD.

EBERT CABINET 15 ASKED 10 RESIGN   Complete Change in German Ministry Demanded by Berlin Labor Union.   GENERAL STRIKE CONTINUED   Government Warns That Food Supplies are About Exhausted— Radicals Stand Firm.

EBERT GOVERNMENT ISHOPE OF THE GERMAN ess   Opponents Warned’ That Su. Re Withdrawn If Oppesitic.,;  ty 4      FOODSTUFFS AND MEAT BECOME SERIOUS PROPI        Situation in Herlin Clearer With Geueral Strike About to ie Abamdoned

Radical German Labor Unions to Continue General Strike Unless Demands Are Met by Government.   RESIGNATION OF EBERT CABINET IS DEMANDE!   Workmen and Soldiers in Bloody Clashes; Chaos Rules Over Germany; Arrest of Ladendorff Ordered.

DEMAND THE + RESIGNATION OF  BRERT CARINE!   KARL LEGIEN, HEAD OF THE BERLIN LABOR UNIONS, ISSUED STATEMENTS.   Radical Workers Have Decided  Continue the Strike Unless the Government Complies With Their Demands.

STRIKE USED AS CLUB OVER ERERT TOFORGE CHANGE   RESIGNATION OF THE ENTIRE CABINET 1S DEMANDED BY LABOR CHIEF.

ERMAN RADICALS GIVEN WARNING   Are Told They Need Expect Neither Credits or Food From Allies Unjess They Cease Striking

FORCES MOBILIZE IN ALL PARTS —   Noske Forced to Resign as Minister af Defensa   SITUATION STILL CHAOTIC   Independent Socialists Deliver a New Ultimatum to Ebert

FURTHER DEMANDS "PON EBERT GUVERNMEN: ARE MADE 3Y THE RADICALS      Chaotic Conditions Continue to Prevail in Many Districts of Germany and Cabinet Members Mav Resign

 Reports of Radical Successes Continue to Come From Germany—-Forty Killed at Henningsdorff—Noske’s Res‘ignation Accepted and More Expected.

Fighting Continues in Al Parts of Country Between Government Troops and Radicals

ALLIES WARN THE SOCIALISTS NOT TO EXPECT FOOD   li They Persist in Striking and Other Acts: Tending to Germany's Ultimate Ruin

GERMANY ACUTE   Warn Populace of Curtailing o Supoly if Disorders Continue

LUDENDORF ORDERED 10 Dt BHUUGHT TO TRIAL BY THE EBERT GOVERNMENT   German War Lord Among Missing When Summons Are Issued---Deaths Grow in Berlin and Other City Raids.

TO ARREST H   General Ludendorff Disappears as Warrant is Issued for His Arrest   REGULAR UPROAR   In Conditions Overseas — Much Trouble in Dublin and Berlin

GERMAN STRIKERS WARNED BY ALLIES TO END FIGHTING   INDEPENBENT SOCIALISTS TOLD THAT FOREIGN  CRIEDIPS WILL BE WEPHHELD IE EBER'E LOSES ~   COMMUNISTS ARE GAINING   Berlin Report indicates That Noske Has Been Borced to Resign From Cabinet and that Socialists are Winning Concessions

EBERT CABINET IS ASKED TO RESIGN DFSIIME FIGHTING             ORDER ARREST OF GENERAL LUDENDORFF

Report to London ion Paper Tells  of Fierce Fighting in i Germany.   SOVIET FORMED AT ESSEN   Workers in Great Krupp Works Said to. Have Set Up Government,

WARRANT, SSUED Ml a FO “LUDE      RELORTS OB, NEW. RADICAL SUC. CESSES CONTINUE! TO COME - * FROM GERMANY,       LESIGNATION OF EBERT CABINET IS DEMANDED   Yevlin Labor Mead Reported Back ta Demand By Threat To Continue Gener iil Strike

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE GIVES HIS VIEWS OF A POLICEMAN'S DUT   He Is the First Line of Public Defense and Must Hold His Post at All Feril—Cannot Depart from It Until He Is Relieved.

Americans. Think and. Talk Too Much of Rights, With No Mention of- Duties, He Says. ~   FREEDOM OF CHOICE: IS. GRANTED TO ALL   But, Having Chosen ‘Every "Mati Should ‘Meet the Obiigations That Are Put Upon Uim

OV COOLIDGE’'S VIEWS ON DUTY OF POLICE   Says Policeman Is First Line of Public Defense and Cannot Depart From It Until Relieved

Chicago Polige Chief Defies U. S.         Assistant U. s ney ~ Threat—May Call Mayor Thompson, He Deciares.

JAIL THREAT BY DRYS   AUTHORITIES IN CHICAGO CLASH IN BOOZE INQUIRY. >   Heated Argument Between City an: Federal Agents Enlivens the Liquor Investigation.

AUTHORITIES IN CLASH   Chicago Police Chief Defies U. S. in Booze Inquiry.   Assistant U. S. Attorney Makes Jail Threat—May Call Mayor Thompson, He Declares.

NATION FACES AN OIL FAMINE   Petroleum ‘League Secretary Says Suppy Short Due to Auto Industry.

BiG MILL MAKES ANOTHER SLASH IN WAGES PAID   Total of Thirty Per Cent. Reduc tion of Wages in Ninety Days   Other Mills in South Making Similar Cuts

BANK SAFE ROBBED OF - $104 300 IN BONDS   Yegemen Made Big Haul From Greenwood, Nebraska, Bank Last Night.

BANK SAFE LOOTED   Of Over $100,000 in Liberty Bonds at Gremnvood. Neh

COMMUNISTS IN NEW OUTBREAKS   CAUSING TROUBLE IN RHINISH INDUSTRIAL CENTERS.

COMMUNIST OUTBREAK OCCURS IN DUESSELDOR   German Industrial City On The Rhine Seized By Radical Element.

COMMUNISTS IN: DUSSELDORE * REVOLT   GERMAN BOLSHEVIK CHAGRINED OVER POLISH SUCCESS

PENADGE THIRD IN PENNSYLVANI!   Less Than Half of the Precincts, However, Have Reported.

HOOVER WILL SUPPORT REPUBLICAN NOMINEES: ENDORSES PLATFORM   FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT MADE POLLOWING BREAKFAST WITH SENATOR HARDING.

HARDING 10 ACCEPT FIAT OF WILSON ON PEACE ISSU:  Ready to Take Leag of Nations Befor   Ready to Take League of Nations Before People.   WELCOMES PLAN + OF REFERENDUM

HOOVER IS ~ IN LINE   Says It is the Duty of dov¢ Citizens to Usile.   ELECT HARDING PRESIDEN)   ew SEER NCC NR rE ee  Aad Get a Consicuctive Cabiuet to Meet Issues in @ Fore wartd Manter.

Hoover Piedges Himself  To Support of Ticket   Named by Republican:

HERBERT HOOVER TO. SUPPORT HARDING   Declares Greater Part of ‘Republican Platform “Constructive and Progressive.”’

HOOVER AGREES ‘WATHPLATFORN   Former Food Administrator Calls Upon Republicans to Stand Behind Harding.   NO NEED OF MORE PARTIES

HOOVER URGES ALL” LICANS . av ~ SUPPORT TKKE?   Platform Adopted” ‘at Chk Sb. Pronoaseed: “Proe  pressive.” ”      ee a Nothing Could he “More ‘Disewees, Former Foud Adminisizeter Wriew to Friends, ° Thun Org saiantions  Representing Ul Grong Compbexteus-

HOOVER WILL SUPPORT HARDING   FOOD HEAD SAYS CHICAGO PLAT. FOR IS ‘CONSTRUCTIVE AND PROGRESSIVE.”

HOUSTON IS MEETING PLACE   Texas Division of Amer ican Legion to Convene in August

WADGWORTH BILL AILES UP LEGION   TEXAS EXECUTIVE COMMIT TEE AGAINST DRAFTING MEN FOR TRAINING   CONVENTION AT HOUSTON   Texas Division of American Legion Will Meet in Convention There August 21 to 24,

TEXAS LEGION OPPOSES BILL TO DO AWAY WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD   DECRIES BUILDING OF MEMORI.ALS WHEN THOUSANDS OF APFLICTED LIVING SOLDIERS ARE IN NEED OF HELP.

TEXRa LEGIONERS 1 MEET IN HOUSTON FOR FIRST ANNUAL SESSIOI   TAKES STAND AGAINST UNIVERSAL SERVICE MEASURE BECAUSE OF GUARD SITUATION,

Ve ll—o—E  POLICEMAN KILES WOULD-BE ROBBEF   Kansas City Officer Awaits Holdup  Back of Store and Shoots Him During Robbery.

K.C. BANDIT IS SHOT DOWN   Officer Killed Him With Riot Gun.   POLICE WERE TIPPED OFF   When Robber Entered Store H Was Welcomed With Buck Shot.

MINERS DEMAND *FURTHER ANI   Organization Asserts it Will Refuse Findings of Commission on Other Basis.   HARD COAL MEN MEET,

MUST HAVE MORE WAGES AND IMPROVED CONDITIONS   Otherwise The United Mine Workers of America Will Not Accept Findings.

UMW. TO REFUSE BOARO AWARD If PAY BOOST DENIED   Working Conditions Must Also Be Improved, Demand Seen in Union Statement.   H. C. L. ASCENT UNIMPEDED ‘DESPITE U. S. ASSURANCES   Further Promises of Cut- Cost To Miners to Fall on Deaf Ears, Ultimatum Given

SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE ONLY WILL SATISFY   Without This Miners Wi! Feel Settlement is Not Just.

COMMISSION FINDING   MORE MONEY AND BETTER WORK ING CONDITIONS.   SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES FROM THE OPERATORS.   Bituminous Coal Miners Wil! Insist On Big Improvemert, Says Statoment Issued From Headquarters In Indianapolis.

HINTS OF NEW MINE STRIKE   Bituminous Workers Give Warning Regarding Wage Questions— Awaiting Decision.

Unless Settlement Is Made Of Controversy On Such A Basis Miners Say Justice Is Is Lacking   SAY PAST PROMISES WERE UNFULFILLED   Declare Steady Increase In Cost of Living Despite The Government Promise That  It Would Be Reduced

oe B.3 Es Gey 8 SS SB ese moore  They Witt Refuse te Accent: Filed Ines If Wages Are Net. Ruled.

UNION MINERS TO REJECT AWARD IF PAY IS UNCHANGED   Working Conditions Also Must Be Changed the Statement Says,   MINERS AWAIT DECISION WITH MUCH ANXIETY   Officials Believe Public  Will Support Position   Taken.

WAGE INCREASE, OR NOTHING SAY UNITED FMINERS   Unions to Reject Findings o ~ Coal Commission Unless . Given Raise.

MINE WORKERS IN FIRM STAND FOR MORE PAY   Will Reject Board’ Findings Unless Ac ee ceded to. 2235.

MINE PAY RAISE WARD ONLY KIND MEN WILL ACCEPT   Union Headquarters Issues Statement Saying Increase Is Necessary to ‘Meet Advancing Living Costs.

Substantial Increase in Wages and Improved Working Conditions Are Demanded

MINERS PLAN REFUSAL OF COMMISSION REPORT   Indianapolis Headquarters Makes Statement Virtually Deelinine.   WILL NOT ACCEPT UNLESS WAGE INCREASE AWARDED      Increase Must Be Substantial Enough to Meet Present  High Cost of Living.   GOVERNMENT HAS FAILED   Promise to Reduce Costs Has Not Been Fulfilled Charged in Statement.

REFUSE 10 ACCEPT WITHOUTINGREASE   Serve Notice That Commission -Must Grant Raise in ” Wages

MINERS 12 TURN DOWN FINDING OF THE COMMISS:ON   Demand W age Boost and Better Working Conditions

ORE COAL DISPUTES   FAITH IN GOVERNMENT PROMISES HAS FALLE!   Representations to _ Labor That Cost of LivingyWortht Be Brought Down Have Not Been Fulfilled.

MINE WORKERS __. AWAIT FINDING   MAY REFUSE TO ABIDE BY DECISION OF COMMISSION.

UNION OFFICIALS DEFINE POSITION UF MINE WORKERS   will Refuse Commission Find ing Unless Wages Increased and Conditions Improved.

MINERS TO REJECT FINDING O¢ BOARD UNLESS DEMANDS ARE GRANTED   STATEMENT ==[S ISSUED

HOTEL RATES TO COME DOWN    Hope Held Out hy Rocky Mountain  aesociation.

ALLIS QUIET ALONG THE RED RIVER   Keeling Declares Boundar Dispute Will Be Settled In the Courts.

Southeast Missouri Banker Disappears; Bank Will Not Close   Bank Examiner Strong Refuse to Make Known His Report of Audit.

Wanted—Boy One Hour a Day From 9:30 to 10:30 a. m. Inquire Era icycle furgished.   Wanted'

ML AN ALL 1 (i nEGEL OME PAPTUBE THIRI   ‘Regulars Also Wound Agui  lar, Notorious Banbit, yo 8 in’Batile. ¢

OPANIARDS FREED   HEL. D FOR R: ANSOM IN'STATE: “OF  MENIC Oe      Outlaw Leaders” Killed in Kern ‘Cruz 5 fsifle, Aes .  i

MEXICAN REBEL TAKEN, AS He Is a Deserter He Probably is      front Carranz Now! Dead.”

LA LLAVE, REBEL LEADER, TAKEN   Authorities Also Kill Vaz. uez and Lapez ‘ound Aguilar.

FEDERALS TAKE OUTLAW IN COSTLY ENGAGEMENT   Bandit Leader in. ‘Vera Cruz Region ¢ Captured and Held to Court Wartial

OVER 1 000,000 QUARTS LIQUOR TAKEN IN YEAR   IChief_ Ashworth Says Only One-Tenth of That Smuggled in Has Been Seiz

THE OLD PARTIES   A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY WILE EVEN SCORE,   Were Factions From Other Pafties But Seem Destined to Remain,

‘ DEMOCRATIC yictory, Wii _EVEN SCORE. A         fete ‘Factions From Other Patties ~ But Seem Destined to Remain,

COST OF LIVING DOWN TWO PERCEN   Rent, Fuel and Light Go Up According to Latest Report.

ROADS DROPPING  STRIKERS FROM EMPLOYES’ LIS   Baltimore and dhio ‘Line. Declares Piaces Are Being Filled.

GET $15,000 IN BANK HOLDUP   Three Men in Automobile Loot Firgt National at Chagrin Falis, Cleveland Suburb.

THREE BANDITS LOOT ROSEDALE, KAN. BAN}   Unmasked Men Dash in and Take ‘$4,000 Just at the Closing Hour —Rain Interferes With Chase.

MOTOR CAR BANDITS GET SWIFT'S PAYROLI   i  Stage Daylight Holdup in Crowded  Section of Kansas City—Eseape With $45,840.

ROB WOOLWORTH EMPLOYEES   Three Men. Are Held Up-—-A Day’s Receipts of the Baltimore Store Taken.

BANDITS GET $45,840 IN HOLDUP ON K. C. VIADUCT   Daring Robbery Committed Whik Throng Looks on—Highwaymen MalpP Good Escape.

CONSTANTINE READY TO RETORN 10. GREECE   Believes the Allies Cannot Provent Him or His Sou From Becoming the Ruler,

CONSTANTINE TO GO TO ATHENS   TO RE-ASSUMWE THE POSITION OF GUEER KING SAYS ALLIES CANT PREVENT HIM

CONSTANTINE TO GO TO ATHENS   He Says the Allies Cannet Prevead Him or His Son From Becoming : Ruler

10 RETURN TO GREECE   Former King Constantine Preparing to Leave Lucerne.

NAVAL AWARD HEARING ADJOURNED 10 TUESDA\   ‘Committee Bringing Record Up -to Date; Admirals Agree With Knight.

SEC. DANIELS WILL TESTIFY TUESDAY   WILL.BE CALLED BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE TO TELL WHY HE CHANGED RECOMMENDATIONS

QUIZ BOARD TAKES RECESS   Committee Investigating Naval Awards Takes Time to Prepare Records

OFFICER FACES. COURT MARTIAL   Was in Cominand of. the Prigon From Which Bergdoll Escaped

NEW CLASSIFIED. RATES   Journal-World Announces First Change in Ten Years

CREW OF LOST TANK STEAMER ARE RESCUED   Picked Up at Sea After Being Afloat Five Days in Life Boats.

TANK STEAMER'S “CHEW PICKED WPATSEA   “Mielero” Goes Down, Sister Ship “Sucrosa” Rescues Crew After Being in Smal! Boats 5 Days

THREAT MADE BY BRITISH 19 DESTROY TOW!   ATTACKS BY TURKS ON TEFPITORY OCCUPIED 8Y BRITISH AROUSADMIRAL’S IRE

IN SOME OASES PRESIDENT LEWIS’ ORDER TO RETURN TO WORK NOT RECEIVED

MAN’S BODY FOUNDIN WISCONSIN RIVEE   Remains of Inmate at Marathon Cor ty Farm [Nscovered at Foot of High Embankment Af- .

More Than 2,500 Persons, Women And Men, Are Already In Custody--Drive ls Being Continued Today At Many Points--‘Higher Powers’ Are Now Sought.

500 REDS CTE N US  D NIGHT'S. RAID   Government Officials Declare Back bone Is Broken   [n United States to Establish a Soviet America Here   The Raids Continued Today and 1,500 Arrests in the Middle West.

HOOVER ISSUES A. PUBLIC STATEMEN’      sworn Charges Brought “Aguins Him Since “He: Was Meotioned for President,

Hoover Denies Heis Wealthy Or is British   Says He Never Attended Luncheon at Which Loans to England Were Consid : ewPrort

HOOVER REBUKES ACCUSATIONS   Denies _— Personal Charges Launched by Enemies.   EXPLAINS STAND IN LETTER

HOOVER IN HOT REPLY TO CRITICS   Letter Made Public Saturday Night Denies Charges Made by Opponents.  Says Thankful for Some of the Compliments But Sorry Untrue.

MID-SHMMER MEET OF WIND:NG GULF OPERATORS   An. Elaborate Program Has Been Arranged-—Prominent Speakers and Subiects.

MID-SUMMER MEETING   Of Winding Gulf Operators Associa: tion ‘Next Saturday.

 IN MEETING HERE   SESSION: OF KANSAS. FRA TERNAL CONGRESS IN LAWRENCE TOMORROW.   JN. DOLLEY PRESIDES   ‘Member of Advisory Board ct : . Is Head ‘of the ‘nai Congress.      Many Frateznal Insurance Orders “Doing Business in State Wl be Represented.

FRATERNAL ORDERS,  IN MEETING HERE   SESSION Gi KANSAS. FRAPERNAL ~ CONGRESS IN _ LAWRENCE TOMORROW.   JN. DOLLEY  PRESIDES    Member of “Advisory  Board. ot FP. A. U. Is Head of the  Fraternal Congress.      Many Fraternal Inserance Orders ‘Doing Business in State W:'l be Represented.

DOG’S LIFE SAVED      Witneswes Testify ta Good Character of Animal

Leaders of Both Parties In Congress Agree ‘On This Plan.   MAY PUT QUESTION ‘UP TO TWO PARTIE   Action Would Follow If Both National Conventions Direéted That It. Be Done,

BONUS LEGISLATION BEFORE CONVENTION   Soldiers And Sailors Can Expect Little Help At This Session Of Congress—Leaders Of Both Political Parties Will ’ Hold Off On Congressional Action.

F SERVICE MEN'S BONUS TC BE SETTLED   At National Conventions Is Pla Agreed on by Both Parties

CONVENTIONS. TO DETERMINE. “SOLDIERS BONUS   Little Likelihood of Cask Bonus,  While - Lane Grants Are Seemingly  Not Favored. Congres: Has Touchy Problem.      DEVELOPMENTS

National Convention: Are Likely To Settle  Soldier Bonus Questior

BONUS PLAN 10  BE DECIDED IN  THE TWO PARTY CONVENTIONS   : Congress Shifts Burden of  Soldier Compensation to  Politicians   DELICATE SITUATION   Parties Between Taxation and Disfavor of the Ex  Cpewice Men

WiLL SETTLE BONUS ISSUE AT NATIONAL CANVENTIANS   Leaders of both parties in ». congress have virtually agreed on pian   NO LEGISLATION LIKELY   Preponderance of opinion in congress against cash bonus at this time

CONGRESS GIVES BONUS PROBLEM TO CONVENTIONS   Will Leave Perplexing Question For Political Parties to Solve When Making Platforms.   NO LEGISLATION AT THIS SESSION

BONUS ISSUE UNDECIDED.   Hose Leaders “Uy in Atr” Over — Questisn of Soldier Relief Legislation.

BEING BLOCKEL   Democrats and Insurgent Republicans Combine To Prevent Immediate Consideration of Measure.

Democrats and “Insurgent” Republicans Will Attempt To Block Bonus Legislation

BONUS NOW IN POLITICS — VERY MUCH “UP IN J1R”   Senator Sherman Charges American  Legion With “Attempting to Loot the Treasury.” ~

LEVER ACT ASSAILED.   Arguments for Settlement oi Anthracite Dispute Marked by Fiery Oratory.   BONUS ISSUE UNDECIDED,   _Honse Leaders ‘Up in Air’ Over  Question of Soldier Relief Legislation.

SOLDIER’S RELIEF BILI   House Leaders Are Up in the Air Over Measure

HOUSE LEADERS “UP IN AIR” OVER BONUS BILL      Many Republicans and Democrats Oppose Measure, Action on Which Is Doubtful

LEADERS UP IN NR OVER SOLOIER BrHIEE AP ASHBE    Attempt to Break Combination of Republican and Demj acrais Oonvosed.

SOLDIER RELIEF QUESTION LIFTS LEADERS IN THE AIR   Democrats Try to Block Immediate Action, While Republicans Plan New Tactics to Gain Point.

GET GRIP. ON WES   Events in 1924 Depend Greatly * on Presidential Elec tion This Year

THe DEAD OF WAR   PRANCKE Issths MEMORIAL For AMERICANS WHO FEEL.

THE DEAD OF WAR   FRANCE) Iss Es MEMORIAL For   AMERICANS WHO FELL.   Teiute Wil Go to Nearest , d Kin.

HUNT SAILSTAD FROM ‘ Wis. TO HONOLULL      ‘Authorities Bent or Proving Pe Be Fee ce Sel

FRIENDLY NATION 10 SHOW REGARL   Brazil Will Accord Secretary of State Colby Royal Honors.

BRAZIL 1S TO WELCOME SECRETARY OF STATE COLB   To: Haye: Special” ession of Sh Senate For Ainerican, Diplomat.

 HUNDRIERS DEAD AS .... uN wu  Over 20,000 Have No Homes as Result of Severe Trembles and Some  ‘Villages Are But Heaps of Ruin:  Deserted by Quake Sufferers

WAS VERY CONFIDENT      Stephens Wrote Message for Wife Before Death

SENATE WILL BE ASKED TO REPUDIATE PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT ABOUT FRANCE

REPUDIATE STATEMENT   Witsen’s Remark May be Chaiieaged by the Senate,

WANTS SENATE TO REPUDIATE WILSON CTAND ON FRANCE   SENATOR M'CORMIC K WILL ASE SENATE THSAVOW PRESIDENT WIELSON'S SIONTIMEN'TS   WARM DEBATE EXPECTED   Many Senaters Convinced That President Erred in Referring to Bronce in His Letter fo Senator tiehcock

McCORMICK SEEKS SENATE APPROVAL  Friendship Not To Be Ended With Victory Or By Letters.

Senate Asked to Repudiate President Wilson Statement   That French Government is in Cem. trol of Milltary Party, awd Pledge hrance Support Awaluss

McCORMICK WOULD PROTECT FRANCE   Ulineis Senator Will lntraduce Resolu tion Calculated ta Show U. 8. Feeling

REPUDIATION Ot WMLSON LETTER Wil BE ASKED   Senator McCormick to Introduce Resolution Assuring Friendship for France   FRENCH MAKE OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO AFFAIR   PDFMOCTATS SAY THEY BEHIEVE PRESIDENT’S LETTER SHOULD NOT HAVE CONTAIN: ED REFERENCE TO FRANCE

REPUDIATE STATEMENT BY WILSON   Senate Asked to Show That America Is Friend of France ’   Would Pledge Aid to Sister Republic in Event of Attack

PRESIDENT HAS AROUSED McCORMICK   WANTS SENATE TO REPUDI ATE WIOSONS  STATEMEN RELATIVE 10. 5R          TO. PLEDGE &. S. SEPPORT 13 CASE FRANCE SHOELD BE ““FEMPORARILY ATTACKED,

PRESIDENT MAY BE REPUDIATED   Sen. McCormick Asks Senate to Deny Sanction to Wilson’s Charges Against France.   INTEREST 1S INTENSE

WOULD SHOW. FRANCE WE ARE TRUE FRIENDS   Resolution In Senate Repudiates - Wil son’s Accusation If Imperialism--Can Count on Us inTime of Trouble.

WOULD REPUDIATE. © WILSON’S STATEMENT    Republicans to Attempt to Start Row Over the President's Letter to Ser ! Hitchcock.

SENATE MAY ACT AGAINST WILSON   Recent Letter to Hitchcock Stirs French Government

ee ‘= “4. 0THER WAR BREWING,   Hangary Would Retain’ Siovakle By Force of Arms. :

HUNGARY [8S PLOTTING   Lurge Food and Munitions ‘Stores Give Rise to Botief Nation Is Preparing for War.

HUNGARY READY TO START BIG FUSS   Accumulation of War Materials Regarded As Proof of As Much. ai

LIVE LOCALS   ITEMS W HICH DETAIL THINGS YOU WANT TO KNOW.   (F YOU READ IT HERE YOU - -CAN DEPEND ON IT

MOST OF WHICH YOL WILL FIND OF REAL INTEREST   THE FOLKS THEY CO ME—THE PEOPLE THEY GO

IS DELEGATE AT. LAST      Woman Goes as Delegate Forts Years After Being. Spectator.

CHICAGO MOVIES TO CLOSE   Unable to Arbitrate With Operators, Owners ‘Will Shut Down.

EMEA MORRO SAE ty el lee mgm settee ty Re CHICAGO “MOVIES” WILL CLOSE. Unable to Arbitrate ” With Operators, Ovenars ETE GBChoyret Pinte nh.

MISOOURL ELECTORS CHOOSE NAN PLEDGED TO TREATY FOR PEACE!   DEMOCRAT ELECTED IN THR POLL IN WHICH LEAGUE WAS ISSUE 4

LEAGUE ADVOCATE WINS IN ELECTION   Missouri Voters Back Captaii Milligan In Congression- . . al Race.

MISSOURI ELECTS LEAGUE ADVOCATE   Captain J. L. Milligan, Democrat, Is Chosen by Majority of Close to 2,000.

ELECTION OF ADVOCATE OF LEAGUE IS CONCEDED   . I. Milligan, Democrat, Will Rep. resent Third Wisseerl District  in (Cange<ca.

MILLIGAN WINS CONGRESS SEAI   League of Nations Advocate Wins Victory Over Republican Opponent.

LEAGUE WINNER IN MISSOURI   Democratic Candidate Defeats His Re‘ publican Onponent.

SAPT. J. L. MILLIGAN, DEMOCRAT iS ELECTED TO SUCCEED ALEXANDER IN CONGRESS

ELECT DEMOCRAT   Captain -E. Milligan Chosen as Congressman’ From Missouri.

NATIONS’ LEAGUE IS WINNER   ‘Democratic Candidate for Congress ir Missouri Defeats His Republican Opponent Decisively.

NOREEMPTIES COMING WEST   Freight Car Situation Slowly Improving in Advance of Wheat Movement.

SEE WAY CLEAR UP CAR SHORTAGE GRAIN SECTIONS   If Situation is Held Im provement Forseen in Ten Days

cA OHORTAGE IMPROVING HeLIEF COMIN   THOUSANDS OF EWPTY GRAD CARS SENT PROM EAST TO WEST-TO HANDLE CROP,

IMPROVEMENT IN SITUATION   Twenty-Eight Thousand Empty Grain Cars to Be Moved Soon

RELIEF WITHIN NEXT TEN DAYS   Improvement in Car Shertage Ia Prediction of Commiaston.

MORE NEWSPAPERS PLEA OF BURROWS   Aged Naturalist Spends 83rd Birthday on Farm: Sends Message of Cheerfulness to World.

NATURALIST GIVES OUT NEW MESSAGE   Burroughs Celebrates His 83rd Birthday.

"BE CHEERFUL” IS ADVICE GIVEN BY BURROUGHS   Famous Naturalist Celebrate: 83rd Birthday at Yama  Farms.

KEEP CHEERFUL; BURROUGH’S HIN}   Famous Naturalist Urges More and Better News: papers that the World Mav Be Benefitted.

TENEW PRUTEST ABAINGT REGULATIONS (OIL BY MEXICAN GOVERNMENT   AMERICAN EMBASSY IN) MEXICO CITY ASKED TO URGE PROMPT INFORMATION,

ENTHUSIASTIC ARRIVALS TO VOTE IN PLEBISCITE    Electors Come by Thonsands tw De. t Side What Country tall

TAKING PLEBISCITE IN SCHLESWIG NOV   Both Danes and Germans Are Bendmg Every Effort to Victory.

LOCAL WOMAN IN MARITAL TANGLE   BRIDE OF A DAY DESERTED IN CINCINNATI   Husband Was Soldier and Ro: mance Dated From Training _ Time at Camp Taylor.

POLICESEEK GROO: OF DAY: - DESERTS WIFE   PRETTY GAKLAND CITY GIRL IS LEFT ALONE IN HOTEL IN CINCINNATI =

CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR   EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FOR QUARTER 2, 1919-20

WILLIAM MCADOO WOULD HAVE. HIS NAME OMITTED   However He e Would His Duty to A ot. Nomina tion if it Comes Unsolicited.

DRY LEADER SPOOFED BY CANDIDATES   Wood’s AnsWer ‘Evasive ant Johrison Evasive as to Personal Contact

G. 0. P. Candidates Charged With ‘Pussyfooting’ on Dry Issue By Prohibition Chie

HINSHAV 18 NOT SATISFIED.   Prehibitien Chairmas Saye Candi. @ates Pusey feetiag.

MMIGRANTS POURING TOU, S. IN BIGGEST NUMBERS IN HISTORY   Ellis Island Boiling as It Never Has; Influx Continues.

ELLIS - ISLAND, = “MELTING POT oF © AMERICA, BOILS   Greatest Flood: of Immigra tion in Nation’s. History is Pouring In. Millions More  Clamoring to Come.’ -

TRAIN HIT AUTO; WOMAN INJURED   MRS. OSCAR BARNGROVER, OF IN. /  DIANAPOLIS, HURT AT WALDRON THURSDAY.   AUTO STOPPED ON RAILROAD

ee ee a  NOTIFICATION UF NOMINATION GIVEN E. V. DEBS   Prisoner, Happy Beyonc Words, Kisses Entire Socialist Delegation   ALWAYS WAS A RADICAL, BUT IS A BOLSHEVIK NOW   RECEPTION TAKES PLACE IN. SIDE WALLS OF ATLANTA PENITENTIARY, WITH HOST IN BLUE DENIM.

GRAND LOGE SEES QUA CITY   Visitors Favorably Impressed’ hb Greensburg Reception Yesterday Afternoon.

GRAND ODGt 5 QUA CITY   Visitors  rably Impressed by Greensb Reception Yesterday fternoon.

). A. PERRY HEADS RAIL BODY   Paul Jackson of Wisconsin Elected as First Vice President of Association.

OMMUNIST ARMY NEAR COLLAPSE ~ARHISTICE SOUGHT   [By Ed L. Keen, United Press Staff ' CQ}aorresnondent) .-

SLIGHT INCREASE IN INDIANA VOTE   ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMAN WILL NOT SWELL COUNT AS MUCH AS WAS EXPECTED

RAILROAD — RETURN BILL EXPECTED 10 PASS HOUSE TARAY   Short Bitter Fight Will Mark Last Struggle In Congress   ALONG PARTY LINES   Democrats Oppose Measure Saying It Will Increase

CLAIMS MINORITY IS ATTEMPTING CONTRO!   Cakifornia Republican Starts Answer But Cut Short By 7 Objections

Democratic Member from Texag Brands Plan as “Grea-est Menace Ever Sounded in this Country”—Is Truly “Nationa, Crisis” When  _ Less Than Five Per Cent. of People Attempt to Control Legislation ection of Congress of Serfs ° “d fl

BLANTON” “SORES BOMPERS; SAYS HicePLAN A MENAGE   ‘Texas Representative Declares People Should Elect Men Whom Gompers Opposes Next Fall.

GREATEST MENAGE IN THIS COUNTRY   Representative Blanton, ol Texas, Attacks Labor’s Announcement as a Pronunciamento Against Congress.

LABOR PLAN IS ATTACKED   First Reaction to Scheme fo: Political Intervention Comes in House.

PLAN OF UNIONS  TO PARTICIPATE IN CAMPAIGN {a  BRANDED MENAGE   Representative Blanton. of Texas Attacks Organizec Labor For Its Position as Announced by Gompers:   MINORITY TRYING TO DICTATE, SAYS   When Five Per Cent of People Can Control Legislation and Dictate Elections I+ Is q National Crisis,

MEET IN EVENING   Chancellor Lindley Will Be Guest of C. of C. Tuesday 

MEET N EVENING      Chancellor Lindley Will Be Guest of C. of €. T

AMERICA OWES AlD 10 EUROPE CAYS BRANTINE   NOTED SWEDISH SOCIALIST DISCUSSES RECONSTRUCTION MATTERS,

Failure of Peace Treaty to Provide for Rebuilding Europe Blamed For - Unrest in % Fuirane

‘Hjalmar Pranting Says People Should Assist in Eco7 nomic Reconstruction.   MUST SHOW GERMANS FORMER KAISER WRONG   Credits to Rebuild Centra Europe Will Save World Situation,

WARMLY WELCOMED   GENERAL WOOD PAYS VISIC TO INDIANAPOLIS,   Has Busy Day Looking After His Political bences,

G.0.P.SPECIALIN. "COUNTY TO-ON   Auto Caravan To Pass Through Sheridan :-To-day

AMERICA FIRST SPECIAL COMING NEXT TUESDAY   Automobi'e Representing a Locomo tive Touring the Sthite for Harding and Coolidge.

Will @e On Itinerary Of “The Am: erica First” Special Next  Week.     FIRST TRIP IN STATE

Big: Motor Truck, Representing Republican State and National Committees   WILL BE HERE MONDAY   Carries a Comifilete: Moving Picture Outfit; ‘Speakers and Singers

COFFEE GOING HIGHER AS BEMAND INCREASES   Blighted Crop tn Brazil Will Reset: Ta Lowered Production While  Whkieaiwittl WTR TK.

PENETRATE FIRST LINE,   Moscow Reports Gain Against Genera) Wrongclie.

Moscow Report Says Bolshevil Forces Continue Advance in the Crimea

RUSS SOVIET ARMY PENETRATES WRANGEL'S FIRST DEFENSE LINES; UHLAN'S REGIMENT KILLS OFFICERS

BUBONIC PLAGUE _ SPREADS AT ” VERACRUZ   SEER RAIL CONNECTION WITH * IOLATED CITY THROUGH “TAMPICO.

TO CALL A NEW GRAND JURY      Evidence Sought Againat New York Bailding Trust.

ee ee  ANOTHER GRAND JURY   Will be Asked for in Building Trust Probe

COUNSEL WILL ASK FOR ANOTHER SRAND JURY   To Submit Evidence Against Walk ing Delegates.

LLOYD GEORGE PLAN FOR - TRELAND 1$ MADE PUBLIC   Briish Premicr Would Set un Twa ‘arliaments in Ireland—Supreme Courts for North and  South

HOME RULE BILL 18 MADE PUBLIC   Provides for Two Separate Parligments, One for Each End of the Island.

PLAN FOR IRISH HOME RULE SAME AS BEFORI   Lloyd George’s Idea Ts Practically Identical With Out. line Given in Decomber.   FOR TWO PARLIAMENTS

FEDERAL  OFFICIALS DENY THERE IS ANY TRUTH  In the Reports the Government Is Opening Fight Against Whisky Ring.

DEATH THREATS   Sina Feiners Warn “Tommies” to Stay Aenv fram Calleens.

PENNANT. WINNERS CLEARED BY JURY   Chicago investigators Find _No--Eviderice ‘Against the “Teague Champians .   « AMES-OF--OSERS KNOWN

BALL TEAMSIN SERIES GET A: CLEAN SLATE   Men Investigating Gawubling Clea Brocvklyn and Cleveland Nimes.

CONTENDERS FOR PENNANT   Cleared of Connection With Baseball Scand), States Attorney Declares.

THE BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.   LEADING TEAM: ARE BLAMELESS   Brooklyn and Cleveland Baseball Players Untouched by Scandal.

WHEELER AGTED TO SAVE LIVES UF CITIZENS He  TOLD GOVERNOR   Cochise County Sheriff Explained _in Message to the Chief Executive of State Why He Denorted Strikers   LEADERS THREATENED AUTHORITIES, CLAIM   Campbell On the Stand As a Witness in the Wootton Trial; Expect to Complete Fyvidence By Tonight, *

MACSWINEY a DEATH HELD VERY NEAR   Sudden Collapse Expectec Hourly; N. Y. Port Workers Back on Job Today

[USED SAUCE AS DRINK   Kaneas Cify Restauranteurs Remove 2) “Eye-Opener” From Tables.

WAR PRIZES START FOR JU. S.   Five German Surface Ships Allocatec to America Sail From Brest for New York.

ORERON DELEGATE. SPOILED PLANS   Harding and Lenroot Was to Have Been Ticket of Republicans   NOMINATED COOLINGE   Senator From Wisconsin Not Pleasing to Delegation . From Western State

Oregon Man tUpect Pine to Give Lenroot Second Place.  — iti ia se i el ei

COOLIDGE NOWINATION SURPRISED “OLD GUARD’   Original Ticket Was ‘Hardin; and Lenrott’’ But Plans Were Upset Unexpectedly,   STORY TOLD BY LAWRENCE   : Correspondent Finds Man in Ore.  gon Who Acted at Pyscho{ lorical Moment.

MRS. WINTER AT HEAD OF CLUBS   Minneapolis Woman Chosen President of General Federation at Golden Prairie Biennial; lowa Women Are Honored by National Body.

MRS, WINTERS ‘ELECTED HEAD C.F, W. CLUBS   Minneapolis Lady Won by a Vote ‘ 760 to 471 ‘for Miss Bacon of Massachusetts

FIVE AUTO BANDITS   Hold Up Grove City Bank and Ge Away With $5,000.

UNMASKED MEN STAGE DARING BANK ROBBERY AT GROVE CITY   Auto Bandits Secure $5,000 In Hold-Up of Bank Enyloyes.  FIVE MEMGERS OF GANG  Displaying Revolvers Robbers Lock the Clerks In Room.

Wood Alcohol Claims Two Actresses As Victim:-~-Are  Found Dead In ChicagoPark

1wo Actresses Found Dead in Chicago Park,. — -.  Vietims of Alcohol   Mysterious Phone Call Notifies Police That Bodies Lie Along Lake Front; Murder and Robbery Is One Theory “Advanced.

2 AGIRESSES FOUND OLADIN CHICAGO PARK   Police Believe Marie Alm: Ramey and Lillian Thompson Were Murdered.   CORONER'S JURY SAYS ‘‘WOOD ALCOHOL’      Authorities Are Searching for Man Who Sent Mysterious Phone Message.

RADICALS IN NEW EFFORT FOR CONTROL   HUNS MUST GIVE. UP ARMS WITHIN  NEXT 3 MONTHS   Allies Send Peremptory Demand: More Time Is German's Plea.

EVANS TAKES BIG LEAD IN MATCH   Three Up in Championship Match with Wolff at End of First Eighteen Holes.

ARE PLAYING THE FINALS   Evans and Wolff “All Square” at the End of First Nine Holes.

rmwo vie Vives OF TREACHERY.   fieneral Motliaw Killed at Samer Time  «ws tarraaree.

MEXICAN SITUATIION ACUTI   Disposition At Washington Is Te Acquit Defacto Government Léaders Of Complicity In Assasenanhon OF Carranza.   MORE WATCHFUL WAITING

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On Way To Mexico City To Cenfer With President ‘Huerta and General Obreron.

NEWBERRY TRIAL HELD UP FOR SEVERAL DAYS   Number Of Talesmen and Defendants Did Not Appear—One Is Probably Snowed In For Winter

NEWBERRY TRIAL HELD BACK BY DELAYED TRAINS   Court Adjourned Until This Morning Without Having Started Seleetion of a Jury.

ONCE iat! BATT EE WILL USED IN ONE OF MOST UNIQUE — vee LT ATTEMPTED      Cattaraugus County -Goes Over Top: in Subscription Campaign for Grange Federation Exchange

ELLIOTT WOULD SUCCEED HIMSEL   Announces His Candidacy for Representative From This District

in the -Kaniksu forest in northern Idaho and: northeastern Washingoson.

ISAPPOINTIVENT WHEN ROADS RETURNED HINES ADOEATS WN AN ADDRESS   Unless the Problem Dealt with ,at Present Time in Bold and Effeetive Wav.

HINES URGES PLAN TO DIVIDE EXCESS PROFITS OF RAILS   Director General Advocate Consolidation of All Steam Lines of Nation Into a Few Great Systems.

WAGES OWISION OF WF FVerSC FAPRIN   Hines ‘Declares That. ‘This Is. Only Method Possible to. “Agsure Equit© 4 able’ Division. -

HINES SPRINGS NEW PROPOSAL   Would Divide Excess Earnings of Railroad Corporations, —   OUTLINES PLAN IN AN ADDRESS

HINES OUTLINES. PLANS RUNNING ~ RETURNED RAILS   ! 7  i While Hines Talks at Louisvill  : on Private Operation, Labo Head Denounces Cummings Bul in Gotham.

Division of Profits  On Rails, Hines’ Idec   INLY WAY TO INSURE STABILITY IN THE RAILWAY WORLD, HE THINKS — OBSTACLES TO FIT RATES WILL BE REMOVED WHEN PUBLIC IS ASSURED A FAIR PROFIT GOES TO ALL, UNFAIR TO NONE.

URGES DIVISION OF RAIL RETURNS   HINES WOULD CUT HIGHER PRO.  FITS AND EXTEND EXCESS TO POOR SYSTEMS   FAVORED CONSOLIDATION   Would Incorporate All Lines in a Few Big Units—Labor Participation,

URGES COMPULSORY GONOOLIDATION OF RAILROAD SYSTEMS   Director General Would Divide Excess Earnings Above a Reasonable Return.   MUST HANDLE PROBLEM IN BOLD, EFFECTIVE WAY   Otherwise Retarn to Private Manage: ment After Public Control Will bx Whelly Disappointing —S nggest: Participation of Public and Labor is Management of Lites,

URGE DIVISION Ct EXCESS EARNINGS   Hines Advances Method to Protect Public.

WOULD SPLIT EXCESS RAILROAD PROFITS   Walker Hines Proposes Giving “Fair Return” To All Carriers in Country.

HINES OT RONGLY  URGES DIVISION DF BIG EARNINGS  DE SOME ADAD:   Director: General Declare: Public Must Be Protectec and Weak Roads Helpec By Those Too Affluent,   BOLD POLICY SHOULD BE ADOPTED BY U. <   Unless Something Is Done People Are Sure to Be Much Disappointed Wher Private Operation Returns

Kidnaped and Drugged o Poisoned {s Tendency »-xot' Evidence.   Man Saw Auto Leave Spot After Girls Had Disappeared,

ALCOHOL DEATH OF ACTRESSES   Whe Were Found Dead on dhe ‘Luke Front: In Chicago, '

GIPLS POISONED BY WOOD ALCOHOL   PHYSICIAN'S VERDICT LIFTS VEIL FROM CHICAGO CRIME

Chicago Police . Now  Working on. Theory-:  - That Young Women  Were Kidnapped. 

AUTOPSY REVEALS A COHOL   Poison Kills Two Young Actresses  rte cere  FIND WOMAN’S HAT’  Believe Bodies Thrown From Auto

ENOUGH GRAIN ALCOHOL TO -CAUSE DEATHS, FOUND _IN DEAD ACTRESSES’ STOMACHS

GRAIN ALCOHOL USED TO DRUG TWO ACTRESSES   Autopsy Showed Enough In Their Stomachs to Have Caused Their Deaths.   WERE KIDNAPPED IS ee QVHEORY OF POLICE   May Have Been Alive When Dumped Out of Automobile In Grant Park Bat Quickly Suc. ecumbed ta Exposure.

AUTOPSY REVEALS ALCOHOL   Poison Kills Two Young Actresses  nae eet Cates ee  FIND WOMAN’S HAT  Believe Bodies Thrown From Auto

AUTOPSY OVER MURDERED WOMAN   Enough Grain Alcohol Found i - Their Stomachs to Cause Death

HARDING OP ORE TE UNION LABOR MEN   SAYS HE BELIEVES IN UNION ISM AND RIGHT OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   MUST INGREASE OUTPUT   Honest Day's Work for an Hones Day’s Pay Is Best Slogan, Republican Candidate Tells Hearers.

Republican Candidate Lauds Esch-Cummins Railroad Measure.   ‘UNION MAN REPLIES . TO SENATOR'S ATTACK   Harding Pleads for "Old Time”. Relations Between " Employer and Labor,

HARDING SPEAKS TO LABOR ABOUT OLD CONDITIONS   Laments Passing of Old Time Intimacy Between Labor and Employer

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HISTORY OF THE BLACK AND TAN   DF FSPRING OF ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY   Mainly Composed of Soldiers Re turned From War and Out of Employment.

ADAMS OFFICIALS MAKE EXPLANATION   Commissioners Issue Open Let ter Dealing With Road Loar —If Cost Is Too High Work Will Be Postponed.

EXPLAIN STAND ON BOND ISSUE   County Commissioners Believe All Should Have Good Roads.   NOT A ONE YEAR PROJECT   If Cost is Found Too High Construetion Will be Postponed. Tell of Fi nances of County.

FEW AT THE OW AK IN CHICAGO,      it Was Neither a Holiday Nor a Satur Aw Bot 2 wt Siecen *

FUNERAL MARCH UF BARLEYCORN   Uncle Sam Is Undertaker, Theft of Whiskey Is Reported.

WHITE MAKES BID FOR IRISH VOTES   Declares Their Only Hope Is In Cox’s Promise to Bring Problem Before League.

a. ee ee Pledges Cox Action  On Trish Question      CHATRMAN WHEPE SAYS HELL REFER TE PO LEAGEE

HIGHS CALLS OF COX TD REPUDIATE OTA UF PRES. WILSON ON THE LEAGU

HUGHES THINKS COX ’ SHOULD BR SPECIFIC   WANTS HIM TO SPEAK PLAINLY ON RESERVATIONS.   Insists He Is Fellewing the Lead of Wilson, and President Himself Might as Well Be Makfmg the Race.

COX AND WILSON UNITE QN LEAGUE PROVISION   Hughes Says They Are Together 01 Article Gen—*“Woodrow Wilson Runnin: ”

HUGHES SAYS COX AND WILSON AGRE   Declares Attitude Same on Article Ten.

HUGHES SA 1§ ( iX RUNS POR WILSON   Defeated Candidaie For Presideney Telks Gibly Of An  * oe Pe Sm

FOES OF LEAGUE FLAYED BY COX INGOTHAM SPEECH   Large Audience Hear: Candidate Defend  Covenant.

WRITE WORD ‘AMERICAN’ IN LETTERS OF LIGHT   Cox Declares Financial Pewer Would Guarantee Never Sending Army to Eurepe

LEAGUE oul UT OF POLITICS F GOX ELEGTED   Candidate Is Willing to Make Some Compromise on Reservations and Would Accept Helpful Ones, He Says.  ee te ee  DEPRESSION THREATENED   If Cause Is Lost Country Will Face Serious Condition. Necessity for Reforming Federal Agencies Appreciated.

Democrat   COX WILLING TO” COMPROMISE ON PARTS OF PAC   GOVERNOR CITES HITCHCOCK RE SERVATIONS AS ENTIRELY ACCEPTABLE To HIM

OUR BUSINESS IS AFFECTED   TALK OF REJECTION HAS HAD PART IN CAUSING THIS STAGNATION.

COX abo nn TIMES FOLLOW 19 AEJEGTION   OUR BUSINESS IS AFFECTED .   TALK OF REJECTION HAS HAD PART IN CAUSING THIS STAGNATION.

GOV. GOK CARRIES LEAGUE MESONGE 10 NEW YORKERS   Declares America’s Successfu Future Depends Upon Early Entrance.   DEPRESSION PREDICTED IF CAUSE SHOULD BE LOST   Says Our Financial Power Will Guarantee That We Will Never Have to Send an American Army to Fight in Europe.

Expresses Wilbngness to _Make.‘‘Some._Compromise’’. On League Reservations.

(COX SEES DIRE FUTURE WF LEAGUE PAUSE IS. LOST   Emphasizes Busivess Considera _ tions in Speech Before New "York Audience   DECLARES WIS WILLINGNESS -TO MAKE “SOME: COMPROMISE?   Promises ‘to Lift Issue’ Out. of * Polities if Eleeted

COX IS NOW READY TO MAKE CHANGE IN THE COVENAN’   Promises if Elected He Will Accept ‘Helpful’! Reservation

OVATION GIVEN COX TN NEW YORK CITY   GOVERNOR'S LEAGUE PLEAS ARE LOUDLY CHEERED BY AUDIENCE.   Nominee Says He Will Make Some ~ Concessions to Gain De- : sired End.

30vernor Says America’s Successful Future Depends Upon Joining the Society of Nations at the Earliest Possible Date; If We Become a Member Our Financial Power Will Be a Guarantee Against Sending an Army to Assist Europe.

GOV. COX WINDS UP CAMPAIGN IN EAST WITH MEET INN. Y,   Great Crowd Greets Demo cratic Nominee in Madison Square Garden—“Future Depends on League.”

(OV. COX STRESSES HIS ATTITUDE IN REGARD TO LEAGUE   Willingness To Accept Helpful Reservations Is Reiterated Ry Candidate.   NECESSITY FOR LEAGUE IS KEYNOTE OF SPEECHES   j Madison Saucers Addrogs Claes Tour Of Coest By Democratic  Kho ines. .

COX DRAWS OARK PICTURE OF 6. 0. P ELECTION SUCEESS   Predicts Most Serious Depression Nation Has Even Known; Calls League Only Cure.

COX DELIVERS “HIS MESSAGE ~ TONEWYORK   Candidate Says He Will suse ‘Reservations:to’ League © Covenant™   FAVORS -MODERNIZING = EXECUTIVE MACHINERY   Nominee Tells Young “Men He Will Work for Industrial . Readjustment

i0V. COX -REITERATES WILLINGNESS 1( ACCEPT HELPFUL LEAGUE RESERVATIONS

GOVERNOR COX ADDRESSES BIG CROWD INN. Y.   Reiterates Willingness to Accept League of Nations With Reservations.

U. S. HOLDS ILLEGAL TAXES   More Than $40,000,000 of People’s Money Wrongly Held, Says Representative Watson.

SAYS ILLEGAL TAXES HELD   Representative Watson Says $40,000. 000 Wrongfully Collected.

MISTAKE. SAYS. EDITOR   SHITON TO PAY RACK URE FER. :                gadiast Ta Me Sheaves hy WT, BS Opped—. EWHIL Make “iam diate: Setilement,

Farmers of County Wilt Gather Here March 5   To Deliver Principal Address---Bastn2ss of lmpertance to be Transacted---Membership Campaign Will Follow Meeting.

ANNUAL MEETING OF FARMERS MARCH 9   White County Farmers’ Associa tion Will Hold Election of Officers Soon.   Following Meeting —_ Extensive Membership Campaign Will Be Conducted. _

SLAIN IN ROADHOUSE   Wealthy Wyoming Oi! Promoter Kills Chicagoan.   Paul Brown Victim of Shooting at Bun. galow inn Near Niles Center, Ifl. —Quarreled Over Girl.

ORGY IN - ROADHOUSE   CHICAGOAN: SLAIN BY. WEALTHY : WYOMING OIL PROMOTER: as      Quartet ‘Over. Girl Ends in Shooting at “Bungalow” ‘inn, Near Niles. ; : * Genter, Hl..

ROADHOUSE SCENE OF FATAL SHOOTING   Weaitiy Wyoming Oil Promoter Kills Chicagoan.   Paul Brown Victim of Shooting at Bur galow Inn Near Niles Center, fil, —Quarreled Over Girl.

ORGY IN ROADHOUSE   CHICAGOAN SLAIN BY WEALTHY WYOMING OIL PROMOTER.   Quarre! Over Girl Ends in Shooting at Bungalow Inn, Near Niles Center, !/!.

PUBLISHER WILL TESTIFY FOR WOMAN IN WILL CASE   John 'R. Rathom Wilk Take Stand 4: * Prove that Second Will of, dames C. King is ‘Walid,

LAWYERS GOOD SOB SISTERS   Jury Turns Batks to Cry Unsetn—Or Maybe to Giggle

U. S. EXPORT AND IMPORT FIGURES RECORD INCREASE   Gain in Exports in January $49,000,000; New High ‘Record Set in Imports

JANUARY EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE  Total $731,090,000 for Month is $49.000.000 Abova Dec.

Foreign Countries Now Finding. More Goods To Send Us In Exchange For Our Products. ~

FOREIGN BUSINESS OF AMERICA SHOWS. A HEALTHY GROWTE   A IMPORTS CONSTANTLY GROWING AND EXCHANGE RATE IS RAP. IDLY REACHING BETTER BASIS.

EXPORTS FOR JANUARY TOTAL $731 .000,000   luerenase of $49,000,000 Over De cember Fmports Inerensed 893,  000,000 During (he Mouth,

NO MORE ARRESTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS MAIL ROBBERY   Tuspecipr Declares Phillips Ha. Given Fictitious Names in His Confession,

BANDIT IN STORY OF POSTAL ROBBERY   PHILLIPS TELLS OF PART HE PLAYED UN BIG THEFT

JOINT. SCALE. COMMIT EE EXPECT, ED. TO REACH AGREEMENT “THIS AFTERNOON,

SETTLEMENT OF COAL STRIKE IS DECLARED NEAR   Joint Wage Scale Committee Have Virtually Reached An Agreement.   NEARLY ALL INDIANA MINES CLOSED TODAY

OMAHAN 10 FLY IN METAL SHIP TO ARCTE   WEALTHY LUMSERMAN PLANS FLIGHT FROM PACKER CITY TO ALASKA

BANDITS BIND AND GAG VICTIMS AND ESCAPE WITH $400   Refuse Money of Girl Customer iy Store; Give Wer Escort DoHar  for Car Fare,

LUETTWITZ  REPORTED AS KILLED   Leaders of Revolt All Said to Have Fled Following Collapse  of Regime.

SRREOTRE LR IO DN OY OTE ST TE DOE TN TORE RN ERS Se NY RNR TEENS  BERLIN AHOTBED  OF WILD RUMORS DURING UPHEAVAL

COX SEEMS 10 BE OF OPINION THAT REPUBLICANS WIL. JUGGLE THE TRUTE   “Absolutely Untrue and False” Is. His Expressed Belief of- Upham’s — Statement

COX IN NEW CHARGE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE CONTRA. DICTS WILL H, HAYS.   Declares the Republican Chairman Has Been aught in His Own Trap.

NEW CHARGE BY COX   Declares Hays’ Testimony at Chicago Is False. .   Says. the Republican Chairman Has Seen Caught in His Own ’Tran.

COX REPLIES TO STATEMENTS   Says All Republicans State Chairman Should Be Summoned.

COX CLAIMS HAYS DIDN'T TELL TRUTH   Declares Hays’ Testimony a Chicago Is False.   Says the Republican Chairman Has Been Caught in His Own Trap.

BANDITS IN ATTACK ON SHIP   “Altanian Outlaws Fire on Vessel Car tying United States Red  ff Cross Supplies.

PUT LIMIT ON PRESCRIPTIONS   Chicuge Doctors to Have Their  Privileges Curtailed.

APPROVED TEXT  OF ALLIED REPL}   COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS” ARE DISCUSSING HOLLAND'S RE-  FUSAL OF BEMAND

COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS APPROVE TEXT OF REPL‘   Also Discusses Terms of Note to be Dispatched to Holland  favornmant

AGAINST LEAGUE BUT FOR COX   Georgia, State Democratic Conventior indorse Ticket but Fight Treaty Covenant,

GEORGIA DENGCRATS OPPOSE THE LEAGUE   Ggorgia State Convention Opposes League in Platform and Does Not En. dorse Woodrow Wilson -

GEORGIA OPPOSES LEAGUE   Georgia State Demecratic Con. vention Against Covenant   ——  Cox Indorsed at Same Con vention

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS: DENOUNCE LEAGUE   State Convention Instructs Sen ~~ ators to Oppose Covenant:

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS STATE OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE PAG   “Unalterable Opposition” To League of Nations Tce Adnntad

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS BOLT LEAGUE   TION TO LEAGUE EX PRESSED IN PLAT. LTORW,   Adopted by the State Democratic Convention Today —Senators Instructed to Vote Avatnst It.

GEORGIA DEMOS AGAINGT LEAGUE BUT FOR GO}   Democratic Convention In Macon In Structs Senators to Vote Against the Covenant.

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS ARE AGAINST LEAGUE   Brat Go On Record Favoring Cox and Roosevelt

GEGRGIA DEMOCRATS IN UNALTERASLE OPPOSITICR TO LEAGHE COVENAN]   PLATFORM, HOWEVER, ENDORS?E: CANDIDACTES OF COX AND ROOSEVELT.

UP DISARMAMENT   Consideration of Program, Settled Upon by Committee Begun   U.S, Sen. McCormick Expresses Doubt Relative to Future of [ eugne

The Disarmament Program of League   The Committee Reports to League of Nations a Request for ali Nations to Noe Incvease Appropriations for Armamen{.

VICE PROBLEMS ARE TAKEN UP AT LEAGUE SESSION   “White Slave” Trade And Opium Traffic Are Goren

DTOARMAMENT PROGRAM TAKEN HP ORY LEAGIIE   Committee’s Recommendations Expected to Be Carried Out —Argentina Not to Give Notice of Withdrawal.

DISARMAMENT QUESTION IS UP AT GENEVA   Would Appeal to Powers Not to Increase Armaments for Two Years.   ITTITUDE OF U. S. 1S CITED

DOARMAMENT {a BEFORE LEAGUE; ADOPTION LIKEL'   Acceptance Looms But Not Without Another Series of Addresses.

DISARMAMENT IS DISCUSSED   Another Long Series of Addresses Before Assembly Today

UfOAR NINE QUES TIN NUM DEFOE LEAGUE   WILL RECOMMEND POWERS TO AGREE NOT TO INCREASE ArPrPROPRIATIONS THIS YEAR.

DISARMAMENT PLAN COMES UP IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBL)   Powers Asked Not to In crease Armament Appropriations for Two Years.

CONSIDERATION Ot THE DISARMAMENT PROGRAM BEGAN IN  — THE LEAGUE TODAY   Principal Feature Is- Appeal to Powers to Agree Not. - to Increase Appropria tions for Armaments

APPEAL TO POWERS TOCUT ARMAMENTS   League of Nations Today Considers Disarmament  Program.

DOAAMAMENT {i BEFORE ASSEMBL'   COMMITTEE SEES WISDOM OF IT BUT SAYS WORLD NOT READY FOR MOVE   That Government Decided It Was Never Member of League and Will Not Serve Notice of Withdrawal

ASSEMBLY ENDS MEET SATURDAY EXPECTATION   Disarmament Program Brings On Debate at  Today's Session.

May   ny Building bated,  Bids on: ‘Atlanta: “Sct Higher Than Aut

MAY DELAY BUILDING,   Bids on Atlanta School Building Higher Than Anticipated.

THE SELECTIVE DRA   MAY BE INVORED TO GET VICK PRESIDENT CANDIDATE.   Just Now Nothing Bilse is Certain ln Chicago, ad

THESELEGTIVE DRAFT      MAYBE INVOKED TO GET VIC PRESIDENT CANDIDATE,      Else is Certalr EO, ® bd

MAY COMMANOFFR OIL AND COAL FOR NAVY   Secretary Daniels Intimates That Such a Step May Be Taken.

And With a Coal Famine Affectin; The Country in Prospect   Opsrators Demand That The United States Take a Definite Stand.   Minera Officials Deny That The Strike Hae Official Sanction.

Ambition of One Labor Chief to Succeed Another Cause _ of Strike That Threatens Big Damage, Say Operators   President Wilson Requested to Recreate the Job of Frel Administrator; Union Head  _ Says Lever Act to Blame

Federal Troops To Fate A Force OF 7.000 In Sonora Soon   A DOO CARRANZISTAS REVOLT

MEXICAN PORT Io TAKEN Y REBELS   Anti-Carranza Movement Con: tinues to Grow and More Desert Cause.   LEADERS QUIT PRESIDENT

4,000 CARRANZA TROOPS REVOL!   COMMANDER OF REVOLU. TIONISTS MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT.

MORE FEDERAL TROOPS REVOLT ~ GENERAL SAY’      ‘Advices From Mexico Indicate  Rebellion Is Growing in  Northern Section

REBELS. LS TAKE GULF PORT   Federal Troops Hava Been Sent to Retake Captured Town.

Ht REVOLUTIGR LOWN (Y MERGO   DERRANZA TROOPS = BEVOLT   Reports Received at Washing!ou alte That Rebels Have Capiared Atese  eye fo pue  rdo. South of +

REBELS OCCUPY GULF PORT   Washington Hears Officiaily That Mexican Revolutionists Have Occupied Town of Alvarido.

MORE CARRANZA SOLDIERS REBEI   TOWNS IN CHIHUAHUA REPORTED CAPTURED BY THE OPPOSITION.   Communication is Again Estab: Mshed Along Main Railway Line of Country. .

TROOPS CLASH IN CHIHUAHUA   Four Thousand in Revolt From Carranza.   TWO HIGH OFFICERS QUIT   Genera! and Lieutenant Colonel Leave Federal Forces and Join Sonora Army.

Railroad and Telegraph Severed Between Juarez and Chihuahua and Numerous Reports of Defections From Carranza Indicate Revolt in Aid of Sonora Is Growing.

MEXICANS DESERTING THE GOVERNMENT CAUSE ACCORDING 10 REPORTS GIVEN TO WASHINGTON

VERY BUSY SESSION   Sf TMPROVEMEN' —COUNCH.         BIDS ON SPL ORNERE   Union Tretion     ked PReriniasion Te

VEnY BUot otoolll   Cbs ONCSTREET IDIPPROVEMENT ORHERED BY COUNCIL.   tanvon TPraetiou7 Asked Pérmission Teo  Lnty New Rails.

» PRESIDENT-ELECT SENDS , CHRISTMAS GREETINGS TO PEOPLE OF COUNTRY.

CARRANZA TOGO TOU; S, OR CUBA   Revolutionisis Will Not Object to Ex Preskfent’s Departure From Mexico

GARRANZA 10 BE HUSTLED OUT OF HOME   U.S. Warship To Carry ‘Former Monarch To Foreign Port.

CARBANZA . FLEEIWG MEXICO   Deposed Ruler Coming to Uniter States. Then to go to Cuba or Europe.

DEPOSED PRESIDENT WILL BE GIVEN EVERY OPPORTUR. ITY TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY

Carranza. Is —  Sall at Large   Villa Threatens to Seize Wheat, and Other Nericultaral Fields in Stace of Conhaila,

President and. Democratic   HARMONY 1S- PREVAILING   Conference at White House was veritable love feast, news writers say

WiLOOR ULES GOK CAMPAIGR    Whole Force of Administra  ticn Will be Exerted in Ohio Governor's Behalf.   PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH THE CANDIDATE   Secretary Colby Also Finds in Cox a Personality Akin to  Roncevelti«

BIG HARMONY IN RANKS OF DEMOCRACY   GOVERNOR COX AND PRESIDENT WILSON IN FULL ACCORD ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   DRYS' ARE NOW SATISFIED"   While Colby, Glass and Other Ad ministration Leaders Arrange to Take the Stump. E

TO HAVE ALL POLITICAL INFLW ENCE OF ADMINISTRATION   In His Campaign — President and Others to Take Active Part.   Gov. Cox Left Washington For Columbus After Conference With President.

ALL FOR COX “   Wilson Administration to Back Democratic Nominge

GOV. COX   TO WAVE ALL POLITICAL INFLU ENCE OF ADMINISTRATION   In His Campaign — President and Others to Take Active Part.

BRITISH LABOR ~~ MEETS FRIDAY      Threaten to day, Down. Tools anc re sith

AEQUGTION OF ARMIES 15 DEMANI   MUST SURRENDER EXCESS ARMS AND STOP ENLISTMENT     Riseibion To. Cut OF   Russians To Cat OF Forces Fast As Poles Quit.

TRADE UNIONS OF ENGLAND WATCH GEORGE   Ready To Lay Dowr Tools If Move Toward War Is Made.

GORKY DISPLEASE WITH ne      (Declare es System Has Proved Itself Unable To Make Men More Bonect.

GORKY SAYS BOLSHEVISM JS FAILURE   Radical Russian Writer Bi terly Disappointed with Soviet Results   REVOLUTION UNABLE TO MAKE MEN HONES'

"KOREAN PLOT TO HOLD 9 CONERESSMEN DENIED BY OFFICULS   Say’ it is Another of the Japanese#Misstatements and is Absolutely Without Any Foundation in Fact.—State ment Issued Todav.

NO PLOT TO HOLD SOLONS   Koreans Deride Conspiracy to Seize American Congressmen—Japanese Blamed for Yarn. ‘

KOREAN PLOT IS UNFOUNDED DECLARES KIMM   Plan to Hold up Con. gressman in Far East is Mere Rumor.

KOREAN DENIES PLOT TO ‘HOLD’ AMERICANS   Congressmen Visitmg In Fa East To Be Honored Instead, He Says.

UNCLE SAM FOR REAL SKIRTS   Garment Retailers Told Net to Jar , Medesty With Conservaticn : Of Material.

~~ «=  NEAL SAIR?}S FOR UNCLE SAM   Retailers Told Not to Jar Modesty With Conservation.

UNCLE SAM FOR REAL SKIRTS      Garment Retailers Told Net to Jar Modesty With Conservation of Material, —

UNCLE C4M FOR REAL SKIRTS   Garment ‘etailers Told Not to Modesty W'th Conservation © of Material.  Jar

WOMANLY MODESTY MUST BE UPHELD      Government Representative of Garment Association Won’t Stand For Knee Skirts.

Capital Votes for Pure Water, Dryburgh ance McLeod Are Elected   ELECTION RESULTS IN DETAIL

Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CGCASTORIA   A Warnnig From State Plant Board

ARE ARRESTED FOR SMOKING IN ZION CITY   Escape After. Being Sehtenced to Work Out  Fine on Roads.

Chain Gang for Youths Caught Smoking on the Streets of Zion (Cit

$150,600 DAMAGE RY THE CUT WORMS   H--ine Gane Into Pupa Stage Are Harmless for Remainder of Season

$150,000 DAMAGE BY THE CUT WORMS   . « r ) uf g H He~ing Gone Into Pupa Stare Are Harmless for Remainder of Season

LAUNCH LEAGUE FEB. 10   i uy CONSTITUTION OF PERMANENT COURT TO) BE MADE EN LONDON,   ‘It Has Been Decided to Proceed Without, U.'S., Except fo Have Root   Organizing Committee,

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL 15 TO MEET   FIRST ACTUAL BUSINESS SESSION WILL BE HELD AT LONDON, PROBABLY FER. 10.   BUSINESS TO BE IMPORTANT   Constitution of Permanent Court of International Justice Without  — Americans.

Concil of the League of Nations Will Meet in London on February 10t!   Plans for Permanent Court of International Justice Will Be Formed at Time.

INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE COURT TO BE LAUNCHED   Next Meeting of League Council on Feb. 10 Will Consider it   PLANS ALREADY LAID   Provide Organization of Com ‘mittee of Eminent Jurists to Am  plify Whole Question

TO FORM WORLD'S JUSTIGECOURT AT LEAGUE'S SESSION   Second Meeting of Council Ma Be Held in London, February 10—To Obtain Most Eminent Jurists.

TO LAUNCH LEAGUE FEB. 10   CONSTITUTION OF PERMANENE COURT TO BE MADE IN LONDON,   After Some Hesifation It lias Been Des cided to Proceed Without Us Sos Lixeept to Have Root on Organizing Commilttec.

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS FEB. I   Constitution of Permanent Court of International Justice to be Considered at Meet to be Held in London.

Nations League Council To Establish Permanent Court of World Justic«   Subject to Be Taken Up at Next Meeting to Be Held in London in February--Had Delayed Awaiting Treaty Ratification by U. S.

WORLD GOURT [3 TO BE LAUNCHED ON FEBRUARY 10   League of Nations Will Hold Second Meeting in London.   ELIHU ROOT SELECTED AS AMERICAN MEMBER   Council May Delay Appointment Until United States Ratifies Treaty.

Subject to Be Taken Up at Next Meeting to Be Held in London in February---Had Delayed Awaiting Treaty Ratification by U. S.

WORLD LEAGUE T0  MEET IN LONDON   oe eee  SECOND SESSION IN FEBRUARY ~TO ACT ON MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS   HESITATE OVER TRIBUNAL   Court of International Justice Originated by United States— Famous Jurists,

EGOND LEAGUE MEET IN LONDON   Project of United States For Prevent ing Wars Will Be Given Consideration.

LEAGUE COUNCIL  OUON TO CREATE INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE COUR]   Some Hesitancy About Going Ahead at London Meeting Because of U, S. Attitude Toward Treaty.   ELIHU ROOT SLATED FOR AMERICAN MEMBER   Former Secretary of State Regarded In Europe As One of World's Greates' International Jurists,

SIX Persons, Four Girls And Two Young Men Are Shot In Downtown Distriet   ASSAILANTS DRESSED IN ARMY UNIFORMS   Hundreds Of Persons Flee— Police Seour City For Auto And Oeeupants

SIX PERSONS SHOT WV NEW YEAR'S ORG    Four Girls and Two Young Men  Slain at Baltimore  Early Today.

SENSATIONAL SHOOTING IN EAST — PROVES FATAL TO SIX PERSONS ON NEW YEARS EVE IS REPORT

PUINGARE WIN SEAT IN SENATE   Honor Comes Unsolicited in the French Senatorial Elections.

POINCARE ELECTED SENATOR   French President Becomes Member From Meuse Department—Wins on Second Baliot.

‘yl 552 ee " DRY AGENTS SAY “KICK” MUST BE KICKED OUT OF XMAS PLUM PUDDINGS

ALCOHOL FOR FOOD WILL BE FORBIDDEN   BURFAU RULES HOUSEWIF! MAY NOT USE INTOXICANTS IN COOKING   Prohibition Enforcement Commissioner Says He Knows Nothing of Raids Conducted At Houston.

Officials Say Liquor in Home-Made Puddings or Pies Is Violation of Law

XMAS PUDDING IS HIT BY DRY LAW   Old Fashioned “Flavors” Are Taboo by New Qrdabr

DRYS SAY YOU CAN’? USE BRANDY SAUCE   You: Will Vidlate Ths Law 0 The Land If You Eat Old Style Pudding.

KICKLESS PUDDING.   Against the Law to Flavor Christmas Dish, Say Officers.

PROHIBITION MEN MAY SEIZE YOUR PLUM PUDDING      Housewives Must Not Use * Alcohol to Flavor Christ ate ae ie EM eee

CHRISTMAS HOPES AGAIN SHATTERED   Government Says No Kick Allowed in Puddings or Mince Pies

MIINGEMERT KICK’ BARRED; DRY LAW PURIFY KITCHENS   Plum Puddings With Any Brandy Content Make Housewife Liable to Arrest.

DRY LAW W TAKES SPIRITS OUT OF PLUM PUDDING   Officials Bute Only Cooks with Id cense Gan Use Alcoholic Ingredients in Products

Watch Out or the Authorities May — Seize Your Christmas Plum Pudding

COMING WEEK A STRENUOUS ONE FOR CANDIDATES   Republicans Choose 208 Dele. gates and Democrats Will Select 220.   _owden Makes Biggest GainWood Has Most Delegates —Hoover Leads Demos.

URTNIGHT TD TELL BIG TALE FOR POLITICS   Coming Two Weeks Will See Election of 428 Delegates to Conventions

NEXT FORTNIGHT. BUSY PERIOD IN THIS CAMPAICN   MANY DELEGATES TO BOTH OF THE OLD PARTY NATIONAL CONVENTIONS TO RE CHOSEN —19 PRIMARIES AND CONVEN.  {TONS WILT BE WELD.*

Masked Men Hold Up Internal Revenue Collector’s Office at Seattle, Escaping With $20,00

BANDITS STEAL  JEWELS   ‘Two Lamasked Men Enter Jewelry Store and Take $15,000  Jun fine.

Robbers Hold Up Collector's Office   Cmmasked Men Enter the  Pedcral Building at Seattle aud Get Away With £20,000 Cush.

INTERNAL REVENUE ROBBER   Unmasked Men at Seattle Escape With $20,000.

BANDITS = STEAL  JEWELS   Two Unmasked Men Unter Jewelry store and Take 15.000

INTERNAL REVENUE ACE. WN SEATTLE LOOTED BY BANDIT   ‘Money Taken in Last Minute Rush Goes Into Pockets ® of Thieves

DARING HOLDUP JN SEATTLE   Oo ¥ Two Men Rob Fnternal Revenue Col: lector of $26,000 and Make Their’ Escape

BANDITS IN TWORAIDS GET $39,000 LOOT   Rob Des Moines Jewelry Store and Revenue Office at Seattle.

CASHIER ROBBED   INCOME TAX RETURNS LOOTED : FROM STRONG BOX IN REV ENUE OFFICE.,  i   (Re Inited Press)

REVENUE: COLLECTOR ROBBED OF $20,000   Cash Returns From Monday’s Income Tax Collections In Seattle District are Missing.

Eleven-Y earOl d Gil Killed; Boy Shoots Self When He Is Surroundea

WHO'S GOING TO BE NOMINATED? CHIEFS STUMPED   Political Leaders Make no Forecast as Puzzle Grows More Complex.

WRITER REFUSES TO FORECAST THE WEEK’S NOMINEE   RICKEY, NEWSPAPER MAN FINDS UNPRECEDENTED SITUATION IN CHICAGO   DELEGATES WITHOUT A LEADER, HE DECLARES

UNION WAGE SCALES CLIMB   Average Increase in 1919 was 1 ‘Per Cent Over 1918.

Ug N WAGE SGALE CHO ys NORE AS:   Averaged 17 Per Cent Higher Than in 1918 and 55 Per Cent Higher Than in 19123.

WAGES UP A HALF SINCE 1913   Six-Year Boost 55 Per Cent; 17 Per Cent Last Year, U. S. Figures Show.   THE MARKETS

FOKKER, AIRSHIP MAN, HERE   Predicts Passenger Airplanes That Will Cross the Atlantic in One Day.

FOKKER: AIRSHIP. MAN. HERE      Predicts Passenger Airplanes That Will Crogé the Atlantic in « One Day. 7

SEVENTEENTH NORTH DAKOTA BANK CLOSES   CALDSWELL INSTITUTION SAYS CLOSE IS TEMPORARY ONE.

CLAIMS ALFALFA MAKES SERVICEABLE PRINT PAPER   Manufacturer Tells” Pittsburgh Advertising Olub of Likely Wood Pulp’ Substitute

MANUFACTURERS OF PRINT PAPER ARE DEFENDED   Witnesses Tell Committe That Conservation Is  Necessary.

Uae Leda PAPER OS BEST REMEDY   Say Witnesses at Senate Committee Probe   BLAME SMALL MAKER   fobber and Publisher for Newspaper Ills Due to Shortage—Brokers and Jobbers have Taken Advantage of Situation to Force Up Prices is Complaint of All

PLAGE BLAME FOR ~ HAIGH PAPER PRIC   Witnesses Put Responsibilits on Small Manufacturers, dobbers and Brokers   CURTAIL CONSUMPTION   Given as Only Remedy to Break Spot Market Pending Increased Production

CURTAILED PAPER USE 16 ADVOCATED AS CHIEF REMEDY   NUMBER OF WIPENESSES TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE PROBING COMMITTER.   MANUFACTURERS BLAMED   ees and dobbers Inetuded ja List Declared Responsible For Crith eal News Peint Situation. .,  loaned

BLAME PLACED FOR HIGH PAPEA PRICE   By Senate Investigating Committee But Nothing New Is Sugeested As A Remedy.

BLAME FOR PAPER PRICE 1S PLACED   Curtailed Consumption Gener. aliy Advocated as Remedy.   SEVEN WITNESSES HEARD   Small Manufacturers, Brokers and Jobbers Called Responsi. ble for Present High Quota. tions-—Publishers Urged te Remain Out of Open Market In Future.

HIGH NEWSPRINT DUE TO SMALL PRODUCERS   Brokers and Jobbers, as Well Are Held Responsible for Prohibitive Prices

CHANGE. WELL RE GRADUAL   Wonnn’x Jolluonen in Poliddes  WE Nol. Bo Faby Efeellye tmmed. jutely, Saye Genero Leader

UTTER APATHY (0 WORRYING 6.0. P      INJECTION OF SALT SOLUTION TO SPIR CP DELEGATES IS SUGGESTED

CONVENTION “GOING DEAL   HE GO. PLGA PRTERING LAVSE! ENTO. AO STATE OF   NOTHING BUY A STUNT LIKE BRYAN’S IN {898 WILL, REVFI¥YE FHINOS,

CONVENTION IN: ; ASTATE OF COMA   Republicans. Have Fallen te Sleep and All the Red and Green Feathers * of   Cannot Tickle Them ~ to _ Consciousness Today — Mellett Disappointed

Strong Clark Sentiment Develops— Managers Strive to Stem Wave for McAdoo.

“9 es  On Promise To. Make U:S. Wet   Congressman” Vare Announces Vive Per Cent Beer. as! His Platform j near “Wet'" * Candidates Expected to' Enter the Rare

BEER PLATFORM AS THE-LATES)   ‘Pennsylvania Re Representative After Re-election on Prom. ite.to Advocate Beer...   MORE MAY FOLLOW LEAN

English Parliarnent To Assemble Today   Ado aliza Peace     Hopes ta Pres: of Industries an With Soviet Mussa.

PARLIAMENT. OPENS ELEVENTH SESSION   [By, Ed. L. Keen, United. Press’ Staf  iviinwetinies Amat 1

SENATE PASSED THE STERLING SEDITION BILL   Another: Step' foward Stamping, Ow Revolutionary Violence in tic United States,

Sterling Sedition Bill Passes With Borah Leading Opposing Faction.   ‘rms Attorney General With Power to Crush Bolshevism In America.

CONGRESS BACKS RED FIGHT   Pass Measure Supporting Palm: er Campaign Against Radicals.

W. J. BRYAN IS IN WASHINGTON   Said to Be in Capital te Aid Democrats in the Treaty Matter

WM, J, BRYAN Ih  UAPITAL TU All IN CHEATY EIGHT   RELTERATES THEORY OF MAJORL. TY RULE IN DETERMINING  GOVERNWENT POLICTES,

SERVED DURING THECWAR           Will: Take Return  - ernment Stations

AMERICAN NOTE WELL ———RECEWWED.IN-LONDON   ‘Concerns Oil Agreement Betweer France and Fneland.

GIVES SATISPACTION   American Note on Anglo-French Aereement Roeearding Ol]

GOMPERS TALKS 10) CARPENTERS   Veteran Labor Leader is the Speaker of the Day at the Indianapolis Convention.

JAPAN NO LONGER MILITARY PERIL, METHODISTS HEAR   Korean Says Nippon’s War Profits Go To Education Work.

Dr. Frank H. Smith. Says. Democracy MostPopular Word In Mikado’s Realm

DECLARES JAPAN NO MILITARY MENACE   Fraternal Delegate Defends His Country.

SEES OPIAIT OF WAR LEAVING HIPAN'S VOUT!   Boys No Longer Eager fot Military Training, Says ‘ Missionary   TALKS AT METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE   Living Cost, Labor Problems, Bolshevism and Suffrage Agitating People

TWELVE BODIES ARE FOUND IN RUINS   DISASTROUS FIRE SWEEPS CIT) OF KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.W\ DEATHS MAY HEACH 25.

NONE TO CLAIM LIBERTY BONDS   Thousands Relonging ito Soldiers Who Caanvot Be Foand

OF BELGIUM ARE GIVEN RECEPTION   By the People of Lisbon Upon Their Return from Trip to Brazil.

WOULD MAKE GLEMENE AY CFFIGIAL oAIUH OF 9 COUNTRY GURING THE WAR   PERMANENT YND OFFICIAL TITLE TO BE CONFERRED CPON PREMIER OF FRANCE,

“SAVIOR OF THE COUNTRY’   Resolution Being Circu. lated Among Members of Parliament

“Would Mean -D Disruption of _ All Plans—Agreemént Effected After the U. S:'Note to Italy in Regard to Soviet ‘Recognition.

ARE TO OPPOSE _ DEMANDS FROM BROTHERHOODS   Chicago Business Heads Against Plan for a National Board of Adjust : =ment.

40,000 CHECKS UNCALLED For   Pay for Members of Naval’ Reserve Fails to Reach Proper Owners,

SENATOR ROBINSONS SPEECH - OF NOTIFICATION TO GOV. COX   in Presenting Nomination He Praises Record of the Ohio Of~- ficer and His Lofty Ideals and’ Lauds the Accomplishments. of the: Democratic Administration .

‘QNELEGATES ACTET WITHOUT INDUCEMENT®   Senator Eobinson Wotitie Gov, Cox of His Nomination.

JUGO-SLAVIA REJECT THE ALLIES’ LATEST PROPOSAL   Demands Settlement According to Suggestions of President Wilean.

LATEST PROPOSITION OF ALLIES REJECTEL   Jugo-Slavia Turns Down Allied Proposal For Settlement of Adriatic Dispute.

ARMY OFFICERS TO BE TRIED   Court-Martial Recommended in Con. nection With Thefts.

RECOMMENDS COURT-MARTIAL   Three Officers of 82d Artillery Charged With Theft of Fort Bliss Sunonlies.

WOMAN SLAIN AT SON’S GRAVE   Mrs. Michael Trembowitz, 66, Kilied While Decorating Soldier Boy's Resting Place.

LEADERS PLEASED.    Union Heads Interested in Action Aaoainet “Outlaw” I'nianiste ,

Carranza Said To Have Taken Refage on Shit   Obregon Reported Hastenin: From San Luis Potosi  Back to Capital.

‘SAY CARRANZA HAS ESCAPED   E! Paso Report Declares He Has Reached Loyal Gunboat.

CARRANZA PROMISES PAY   Deposit President Is Said to Hay Found Refuge on Mexican Gunboat Progreso.

BREAK SOUT OF REBEL NET, FLEES THROUGH JUNGLES   Believed to have Carried  Away Large Sum of Gold

CARRANZA TAKES REFUGE — ON MEXICAN NAVY BOAT   Fugitive Official Tells of Escape of Deposed Executive Through Net'of Rebels.

GARRANZA ELUDES MEXICAN REBELS   With Son-in-Law Escapes t Gunboat Progreso, Says Refugee Official.   Reported At Zacatian b Mexico City Papers Tuesday—Obregon Looms.

CARRANZA SAFE ON  MEXICAN DESTROYER   So Claims Refugee Wh Reached El Paso Yesterday,

REPORT SAYS MEX. LEADER ‘   = REACHES LOVAL GUN BOAT  NHAR VERA CRUZ AFTER ;   LONG RIDE    ISSUES MANIFESTO   Deposed President Appeals to All His Officials to Stick to

SAYS CARRANZA IS SAFE AT SEA   EL PASO PAPER GETS REPORT THAT EX-PRESIDENT AND  PARTY BOARDS MEX. GUNBOAT.

CARRANZA ESCAPES TO SEA   Report Reaches E! Paso That Deposed President Reached Loyal Gunboat Near Vera Cruz.

VEREEN DEFENDS PACKING HOUSES   Contends Companies Great Assets in Agricultural Development   ARE FOR REGULATION    Ranchers in Wyoming Urge the Passage of Proper Legislative Bills

a ee. eee  COTTON OPERATOR DEFENDS PACKERS   Edward J. Vereen Declares Swift And Co, Has Greatly Helped Agriculture Development = In Southern G*orgia 

Volame XVII Number 4   PRE  COT ~~ WPHOLDS LAW   By a Marin of One Vote Jourt Upheld the Right of Congress to   STOP LIQUOR SALES.   Ban on Sale of 2.75 Per Aa Beer is Lawful— “Now a Dead Issue

ENFORGEMENT ACT UPHELD BY COURT   Act of Congress Prohibiting Sale of 2.75 Per Cent. Beer. is Declared Valid.   Brewers and Dealers Who Sold Such Liquor Between July  and October 28, Did Not Violate Law.

HOLDUPS AVERAGE ONE EVERY HOUR   ROBBERS EVEN TAKE PEDES-. TRIANS’ OVERCOATS AT CHICAGO.

NWLESONESS REIGNS SUPREME IN CHICAGO HIGHWAY ROBBERY EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY   Police Seem Dazed While Robberies Occur and Thousands Join in the Orgy of Crime and Debauchery Everywhere.

LESS CLOTHES FOR WOME   ARSENCE OF ARTICLES WILI REDUCE COST DEFSSMAREK DECLARES,

NO STOCKINGS, SANDALS, SHORT SKIRTS, NO SLEEVES, LATEST MODES FOR WOMEN

CHEAPER CLOTHES FOR WOMEN   Lor the Simple Reason That Therc Will Be Less of Them.

WOMEN’S CLOTHES TO SHOW REAL SHRINKAGE   No Stockings, Short Skirts, Ne Sfeeyes and Sandals Stvie

‘FORMER ELEVATOR MANAGER RETURNS   LEE KELLEY RETURNS AND Dis. CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY  FOR LOSSES. .

KELLEY SAYS HE IS NOT GUILTY   Former Raub Elevater Manager Refutes Charges of Shortage in Grain Cempany’s Funds.

S000 CLERKS IN THE WAR DEPARTMENT 60   This Number Will be Let Out Because Appropriations Fail To Meet the Necessary Expenditures—7,000 Will Con stitute Reoular Force.

WILSON IN CUNTRGL   NATIONAL CONVENTION WILL IM) HIS EVER ¥ Ih IDDING.   The Antis Will Not Be Allowed to  Get Anvwliere.

WILSON IN CONTRCL   nae ne A NATIONAL CONVENTION WILT bO HIS EVERY RIDING,      The Antis Will Nor Be Allowed. to Get Anywhere.

PONZI SAYS HE'LL OPEN ON MONDAY   Italian Expects Foreign Ex change “Mint” Will Again Be Running.   CROWDS CHEER “WIZARD”   Offer of Financiers for Secret Is to Be Refused, lc Relief, ,

Mushroom Millionaire Has No Fear of Outcome of Government Investigations   NOT EXPECTED TO SELL OUT FOR TEN MILLION   SUIT FOR $5,000,000 LIBEL DAM. AGES BROUGHT AGAINST MANAGER OF BOSTON NEWS BUREAT.

‘PONZI 1S. CONFIDENT.   Halian Foreign’ Exchange “Wizare Expects to-Be Doing Business on. Old Basia.

FTALIAN FINANCIAL WIZARD STARTS SUN   Wants $5,000,000 from News Bu Yeau For Alleged Liboloug Statements About His Methods.

MUST “DEVELOP WATERWAYS. .   Task Ahenit of U.S. 1b She W wuld Retain Position In ¢ onmmeree,

DARRIERS COURT WATER THAFEIG, DEGLARED HINES   ts Necessary Element In the Solution of Growing Transportation Problems.

DEVELOP INLAND WATERWAYS. OF 1S HINES SAYS   Former Utahn, Now Brigadier General, Says Railroads Welcome Revival

MUST DEVELOP - WATERWAYS IN U.S. IS WARNING   Railroads are Swamped New Carriers Needed  to meet Competition.

WATERWAYS IMPORTANCE EMPHASIZEM   Necessary if U. S. Retains Pasition in World of  Commerce.

MUST USE WATERWAYS IN TRANSPORTATION   IS “NECESSARY ALLY¥” OF RAILROADS, ARMY OFFICER SAYS   Discussion of Water Traffic Held at Meeting at St. Louis Today

U. 8S. Urged to Develop and Encourage Inland Waterways Transportation.   RAILROADS CANNOT HANDLE BUSINESS   Meeting of River Boosters i Being Held at St. Louis Today.

CARDINAL GIBBONS IS SUFFERING FROM FATIGUE   Nurse Sent to Union Mills Frow “Baltimore Yesterday to Care  fas Depalote. cae

SUFFERS FROM FATIGUE :   Nurse War Summoned to Attend  Cardinal Gibbons ,

CALL NURSE FOR CARDINAL GIBBONS: DANGER 1S DENIED      ‘Fatigued by Overwork—Arxiety Du  to Prelate’s Advanced Are

NOY SERIOUSLY ILL.      Reperta as to Cardinal Gibbons? Condition Denied. .

DENY THAT CARDINAL GIBBONS IS VERY ILL   Sending of Nurse to Attenc Him led to Report. .

GIBBONS 1S NOWELL But His Condition Is  Nat Serious AGED PRELATE.  Now At “The Shriver Homé At Union Mills, Md.

JAPS TAKE PART CHINESE ATTACK   Skirmishes Reported Betweer Chinese and Russians, Mongols and Japanese.

Chinese Troops Are Fightign Forces of Russian, Mongolia and Japanese.

Chinese Commander Gives As _ Surance of Safety of Citizens ‘of United States Caught in Fighting in Mongolia

HOBBY REGRETS MADOO DECISION   Declares, However, There is Plenty of Material Available to the Party.

BANDITS’ BAIL 1S $420,000   Chicago Judge Sets Record in Boys’ Court When He Announces Amount  to Hold Youths.

KANSIS MINERS ARE GUT ON A STRIKE   Howat  Says “Walk-out Is Protes Against “Outrage” of Wilson Commission Award,

PROTEST WAGE AWARD.   Between 1,500 and 9,000 Min ers in Two Counties of Kansas Strike.

FATE OF WATSON  ~ HOLDS INTEREST   DEMOCRATS AND REPUB ' LICANS CLAIM IN. DIANA.

TAGGART-WAPSON RACE,   Sesatotial Campaign in Indiana a Spirited One.

MANY. INJURED ON COLLAPSING BUFFALO STAGE   THREE NORTHERN BAP. TIST. DELEGATES  SEVERELY DURT IN PALL.   Picture Was to Be Taken and . Hundreds Had Been Groupec on Platform.

CHURCH DELEGATES IN FALL   Platform Collapses at Baptist Conven. tion—Several Injured, None Seriously.

THREE HURT IN CRASH   Baptists Having P Pictures Taken. Platform Falls.

URGES ARGENTINE WOMEN TO EMULATE AMERICANS   South American Social Worker is Im pressed by Feminine Influence in United States

WAR DEBT IS BLOCK 10 CUT IN TAXATION   Congress May Be Fore: ed to Refund Big Sum for Long Terms.

$7,500,000,000 i STUMBLING BLOCK   House Ways and Means Com mittee Find Tax Revision a Problem.

PRESIDENT VOICES BEST WISHES LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT HYMANS

TRAVIS QUITS RACE FOR PLACE ON STATE TICKE?   Announcement Reters Governorship and Comp am gee ee

PRELIMINARY HEARING TODAY   City Clerk k of Missouri Town Charged With Kulling Editor

MURDERER OF ISSOURI NEWSPAPER MAN CAPTURED AND RETURNED TO SCENE OF HIS CRIME TO STAND TRIAL

WILL GET IT ENCLOSED.    Pitst Ward Building is Moving Along Nicely.

WILL GET IT ENCLOSED.   First, “Ward. Building ‘is . Movin Along Nicely.

OKLAHOMA FIELDS HAVE LIGHT WELL   Gnly One 1,000-Barrel Producer Reported,   OTHER COMPLETIONS SMALL

UALAROMA FIELDS HAVE LIGHT WELLS   Only One 1,000-Barrel Produrer Roennrtead   OTHER COMPLETIONS SMALL

HARDING READY TO START WORK   CONFERENCES TO BE BE. GUN AT PRESIDENTELECT’S HOME.

IS NOT A CANDIDATE   President Announces He Will Not Run Again.   WHITE HOUSE CLEARS DOUBTS   Palmer, McAdoo, Hoover and Others Are Given the Right of Way. -

WILSON WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE      Clears Way For McAdoo and Pal mer in Democratic Race   WILL NOT INDGRSE EITHER

a AIN a é cll Ab   — w OT . ww WILSON VER TUALLY ELYMINATES HIMSELE BY ACTION IN PAIDIMMER CASE   FIELD OPEN 10 ALL COMERS

aM WILL Ui RUN AGAIN   AMES WHLEUSON VIRTUALLY ELIMIN. ASSES HESISELE BY ACTION IN PALSIBR CASE   FEL OPEN TO ALL GOMERS

WILSON OUT OF PRESIDENTIAL RAGE   he White House to Leave Field Clear And the Bard Down for All Candidates. _

ANTE-SEDITION BILL DESTROYS PAESO FREEDOM  IN THE NATION   Fresident of American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Sounds a Note of Warning to Country,   POSTMASTER GENERAL WOULD BE DICTATOR   Measure Allows Barring From Mails Without No tice Any Newspaper For Insufficient Caneo.

SOUND GALL 10 EDITORS   Asked to Wire Protest On Graham Bill to Representative Camphell bey Wednesday.

FARMERS NEED HELP IN WHEAT HARVEST      HANDS HERE LAST WEEK MOVED ON BEFORE CUTTING BEGAN   mo Soupueys S[ S¥SURY 119]59,4 Ss. 0. Call for More Se Call "te /

FARMERS NEED HELP IN WHEAT HARVEST   HANDS HERE LAST WEEK  MOVED ON BEFORE CUTTING BEGAN   InGg Tuipusog sf Sesuey Ula soAy S. O. S. Call for More Laborers ;

WEALTHIEST CITIZEN IS DEAD   Alles Gray, Defendant in Breach ef Premise Suit. Saecaum be.

PRESIDENT WILSON CAN PICK HIS JO:   Many Offers of Positions When Term Expires,

TO CLEANSE SHIPPING BOARD.   Promise Made to Wipe Oat Every Bit of Corruption.

EVERY SHIPPING BOARD EMPLOYE GUILTY OF CORRUPTION WILL BE “RUN TO COVER,” COUNSEL SAYS   Guy D. Goff Declares No Leniency Will Be Shown Guilty Men; Private Citizens Who Offer Bribes Will Also Feel the Clutch of the Strong Arm of the Law, He Asserts.

CHARGE PAPER CO. POLLUTES STREAM   Fish Killed and Baxter Files Affidavit Against President.

BANDITS IN BIG BOND HAUL   Crack Two Safes in Philadelphia— _ Hscape with $410,000,

PLOT TO ASSASSINATE LLOVO GzORe DISCOVERED  Tumalt Broke Oat Ia House of Com  mons When Announced Order In Dobie

Tumult Occurs In the British House of Commons When Formal Announcement is Made on Irish Situation— Sitting Suspended.   NORMAL CONDITIONS ARE RESTORED TODA\   Sir Hamar Greenwood Declares Three Assassins Were Captured Red-Handed In DublinJournalist is Among Civilians Slain.

Death Toll From Sunday Shootings Now Stands At 33   Irish Office Announces Plot Discovered For Assassination of Premier.   TUMULT OCCURS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS   Dublin Population Spends Night of Terror—Many Arrests Being Made.

MANY CASUALTIES 7 DUBLIN RIOTS OMBLOODY SUNDA         Death List As Result Of Qutbreak May. Reach — Thirty.   MORE, TROOPS TO BE .. SENT TO IRELAND   Situation More’ Mentcing Than _ Ever—Policemen Fire Into “"® Crowd.

BLOODIEST WEEK END IN HISTORY hi LAND OF ERIN  oenearpewrans Beaerimrmee gare 260i gn" ow ier   SEVEN MURDERS IN WEEK. END AT ST. LOUIS; FOUR WOUNDED.   RIOTS AND BOMBING IN BOLOGNE SUNDAY

PREMIER FAGES DANGER   Plot to Assassinate Lloyd George. Disclosed

Total of Thirty-Three-Lives Snuffed Out in Ireland During Week-End, Sir Hamar Greenwood ‘Says ©

14 British Officers Are Killed In Carefully Planned Raids; Military Pour Fire Into Crowd   ‘Slaughter of Black and fan and Irish In Dublin Greatest on Sunday: Croke Park Is Scene of Wildest Slaushters   DEATH RAIDS ALL OVER IRELAND

EVANS BILL GOES ON SHELF   Governor Cox Vetoes Utility Measure to Prevent Deadlock

BRITAIN WILL — NOT. CONFISATE   GERMAN. PROPERTY TAKEN   In Her Dominions During World Wa: --France Disturbed: by. -An-

BELIEVE JOHNSON HAS ADVANTAGE IN CALIFORNIA FIGHT      SENATOR'S PAST RECORD TARLEN AS INIMCPTAION OF Vice TORY IN) PREMWARIES TODAY   HOOVER MEN CONFIDENT   Former Food Director's Backern Say He Will Carry State by 60.000 Vote—Heth Candidates Have Much at Stake in State HKattle

CALIFORNIA S VOTING TODAY   Keenest Observers Back Jobnson to Win Easily Over Hoover.   ALLIANCE WITH HEARST HURTS THE SENATOR   Is Also Accused of Now Being Hand and Glove With Reactionuries He Has Fought and Abused For Wears.

EVES OF THE NATION ON ~ CALIFORNI   PESPERATE FIT TN HOWE SPATE DE TWO PRESTPENTIAL CRSA AY               HOOVE SGHNSGN FOR WIPTE REACTIONAMLES,

UALIFORNIA POLLS HOLD NATION'S EVES TODAY Ih HOOVER JOHNSON RAGE   Hot Contest Expected in Native Son State in the  Presidential Preference Primary : Election. 

CALIFORNIA 10 PICK FAVORITE   johnson Favored in Contest for State Delegation; Hoover Has Ne Standard of Yest as Vote-Getter; BitteFight Waged by Johnsonians

JOHNSON CLAIMS NATIVE STATE   Califurnia Is Vating Taday on Prefercate Primary—Heover Followers Canfideut

JOHNSON-HOOVER FIGHT: NOW ON IN GALIFORNIE   Primary Polls Opened af 6 a.m, an Will Close at 7.p. m. Johnson Claims “Solid Delegates

TURN SPOTLIGHT ON CALIFORNIA   Hoover and Johnson .Engag in Bitter Battle Today

FAVORITE SON IS FAVORED IN HOME STATI   POLITICAL OBSERVERS CAN ONLY SEE BIG MAJORITY FOR. SEN. ATOR JOHNSON

Choice Between Two i Native Sons.  Verges of California Are to Make

JOHNSON-HOOVER FIGHT NOW ON IN CALIFORNIA   Priwzry Polls Upened at 6 a m. and Will Close at 7 p.m. Jotinson Claims Solid Delegates

STEAL BONDS WORTH $90,000   Second Hobbery in Two Days Occur: in Heart of New York’s Financial District.

BIG BOND ROBBERY   Thieves Secure $90,000 From Deeringe’s Office.

STEAL BONDS WORTH $90.000   Second Robbery in Two Days Gccurs ' ia Heart of New York's Finan. celal District.

OFFICE BURGLARIZED; $90,000 IN BONDS LOS]   Second Robbery Recently in the Great Financial District of New York.

TAKES BONDS WORTH $90,000   Second Robbery ® Two Days Occurs  in Wall Street.

BRUTAL MURDER OF MacCURTAI   Miss Walsh Says Mayor of Cork Shot Down in Presence of Wife and Children   Declares She Was Locked in Vermin-lnfested Cell and « Jeered: by Police

TELLS STORY OF MAYOR'S DEATH   Sister-in-Law of McCurtair Gives Version to Investigating Committee

Dempsey’s Next Bout Scheduled September 25 With Gunboat Smith   Contest Will Be Followed b: Another With Bill Brennan

GET MANY ‘GALLONS OF SNARE RITE REMEDIES AGED IN WOOD AND. O. Kk

ROBBERS MAKE ~ BIG WHISKY HAUL   ‘Men Enter Baltimore Distillery And Get $25,000 in  Liquor.   BIND AND GAG WATCHMEN      Take Many Barrels Away In Automos bile Truck. Men Masked, N@  Clues.

MASKED ROBBERS GET 50 BARRELS OF U. S. WHISK)   Make Raid on Disiillery and Bind Government Agents on Guard. —~

ROBBERS BIND GOVERNMENT AGENT AND WATCHMAN, THEN TAKE WHISKY   Bold Bandits Use Several Auto Trucks to Haul Away Liquor  t From Baltimore Distillery—Police Have No Clues—  Stolen Goods Valued at $25,000—Fifth Time Same Owner Robbed Since July 1, Losing More Than 100 Barrels.

GU ARDS BOU ND AS ROBBERS CART OFF FORTUNE IN BOOZI   Whisky Valued at $25,000 Taken fron Maryland Oistilery By Men.Who Overpower U.S. Agents.

50 BARRELS OF WHISKEY STOLEN   MASKED ROBBERS OPER. ATE WITH TRUCKS NEAR BALTIMORE.

ROB U. S. AGENT OF WHISKY   Robbers Bind Baltimore Watchmen and Get Truckload of Booze.

Watchman Gagged and Whiskey Taken   Whiskey Valued at $25,000 Stoler From Mount Vernon Distillers Near Baltimore.

TIE U. S. AGENT; TAKE WHISKY   Baltimore Robbers Bind Watchmen and Get Truckload of Liauor From Distillery.

DISTILLERY IS’ ROBBED TODAY IN BALTIMORE   ROBBERS GEY FIFTY BAR-RELS OF WHISKEY  VALUED AT

STOLE OVER 40 BARRELS OF WHISKE   Government Agent at Distillery Was Bound and Gagevec.

U. $. OIL. CORPORATION   Plan to Encourage Development by Americans

ADVOCATES ODL CORPORATION   Phelan Wants Organization to Stimulate Development by Americans.

GIVEN WAGE INCREASE      Compans Voluntarily Raises Pay Ten Yer Cent. To Build New Mill,

JF DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLI CAN COMMITTEES   Summed Up the Chances of Their “Respective Parties.

HARDING ARRAIGNED   GOVERNOR COX BARES HARDING’S PUBLIC RECORD.   Asserts Public Wants to Know How Harding Secured Nomination.

HARDING ARRAIGNED   GOVERNOR, COX RARES HARD. INGS PUBLIC RECORD,             Know How ination.  Asserts Public: Wants. ‘Harding Secured No}

CLASHES IMMINENT ° - ON TTALO-SEAV FRON   D’Annunzi¢ “Troops Occupy Vil lages in -Fiume Region an Slava Are Arming,

RAILROAD HEADS PLAN FOR FUTURE   SEEK MEANS T0 RELIEVE THE CONGESTION ON LINES OF COUNTRY

RAILWAY HEADS T0 BREAK CONGESTION   Chicago Conference Takes Steps To Provide More Cars and Increase Car Mileage

<URGEN REQUEST” AGAIN.      Another American Kidnapped - by Mexican Bandits. >

12 PER CENT DROP IN FOODS   Prices During August Declines—Fue' Still Going Upward.

DROP WHOLESALE PRICES AUGUST “IS ANNOUNCED   Bureau of Labor Places Aver age Price Recession of 41, Percent.

FOODS 12 PER.CENT LOWER   August Price Declines Average 414 Per Cent—Fuel Continues Upward Trend.

GENERAL LeVcL  UF Wg AL PalGES LOWE   FOOD STUFFS SHOW MOST MARKEE! DECREASE IN STATISTICS  FOR LAST MONTH,

PRICES DROPPED GOVERNMENT RELIEL   Department of Labor Issues Statement Concernine Trend Wholec sale Prices in August.

PRICES ON SLUMP   Exceptions Are Fuel. Metals and House Furnishings

PRONOUNCED DROP. IN SOME PRICES   AUGUST BROUGHT REDUC “TION IN WHOLESALE FIGURES.

WHOLESALE PRICES SHOWED PRONOUNCED DROP DURING AUGUS!   Foodstuffs and Clothing De cline, Fuel and Lighting Increase Further.

— BIG DECREASE   Foodstuffs: Reported te Have Shown Greatest Price Concessions

PRICES MADE BIE DROP WN AUGUST   Bureau of Labor Announces _A Decrease of 4 1-2 Per Cent In Prices—Foodstuffs Made Biggest Slump, While Farm Products Also Made Decline

Machinery Set For Primary Election Saturday; Interest Centered On Governor’s Rac

THWART CRIME TRUST PLAN   Omehn Man Recovers $34,030 In Securities Stolen From St Joe Bank in January.

Omaha Man Recovers $34,000 In Securities Stofen From St Joe Bank in January.

Mrs. R. C. Bartels Has the Distinction of Being the First Woman Juror Drawn in Plymouth County. Court Convenes January 24,

ONE WOMAN DRAWN   NAME APPEARS FOR SERVICE ON. ‘THE REGULAR PANEL   GRAND JURORS CHOSEWFOR Yeap   Mrs. R. C. Bartels Has the Distinction of Being the First Woman Juror  Drawn tn Plymouth County. Court Convenes January 24, ae

WOMEN BUS DRIVERS.      An Additional Role For lowa School Teachers,

TOLL CHARGE IS PLACED ON CALLS   Waldron Telephone Subscriber: Wust Pay Ten Cents on Calls Here.   PHONE RATES ARE INCREASED   New Rates and Toll Charges Wifl Become Effective on February First.

Waldron Telephone Subeoribers Must Pay Tea Cents ca Here. *   PHONE RATES ARE INCREASED   New Rates and Toll Charges Become Effective on.

NINE DAYS REMAIN IN WHICH TO FILE STATE INCOM TAX   Approximately 500 Returns Have Been, Made to County Assessor Jones.   HEAVY PENALTY CAN BE ADDED AFTER MARCH 1   Many from Adjoining Counties Apply for Help Here in Making Returns.

TIME SHORT IN WHICH TO FILE STATEINCOME TAX   APPROXIMATELY 50 RETURN: HAVE BEEN MADE TO COUNTY ASSESSOR.   Heavy Penalty Can Be Added After March 1—Sickness or Absence From County Are the Only Excuses Hold Good.

A BIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND FRISCO CROW!   Former Solemn, Latter Are Bub Wing Over With Enthrsjasm, Says Abe.   ARE BUSY- EVERY MINUTE

WHISKERS AND BRYAN ARE CONSPICUOUS FIGURES AT. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   Abe Martin, However. Is of the Opinion That There’s Not Enough of Them On Hand to Start Anything.

Daughter of General and Mrs. Ballington Booth Weds Lieut. Jess M. Montee.

THEODORA BOOTH IS A BRIDE   Daughter of General and Mrs. Bailing ton Booth Weds Lieut. Jess M. Montee.

KILLED BANDIT POSED IN CITY AS CHICK BUYER   Leland Police Have Theory on Franklin Bank Robbery.

“SERVE IN CHICAGO, ‘AYOE’ IN COUNTR'   Respectable Business Maz Proves Yegg,

THOMAS LAWSON IS FINED.   Sentenced for Violating Law Regard. ine Advertivement of Stocks.

INQUIRY BEGUN DF YARD STRIKE IN WINDY GIT!   Government Launches Effort to Determine Whether Fed. eral Laws Were Violated in Switchmen’s Walkout.

BEGIN INVESTIGATION   Chicago Yardmen's Strike Under Probe Before Grand Jury.

START C. Y. A. PROBE,   Grand Jury Hears Evidence Concern tne Unanthorized Strikers.

a ae ee pe  COMMENDS HANGING OF MEN BEFORE PRISONERS   President of Chicago Crime Commission Says There Has Been Too Much “Meddling.”

GREEK MINISTER GOES 10 TURKEY   Nill Sail For Greece On Nex Saturday

Greek Minister to U. S. Will Sail Saturday to Represent Government at Constantinople

GREEK MINISTRY TO TURKEY   Ceorge Roussos Will Go From U.S, fo Coustantilnontie.

SHIPPED 284 CARS   Government Report Shows Kaw Valley Potato Movement

New York Assembly to Act on Resolution Excluding Radical Quintet From Taking Part in Extra Session.

WOULD EXCLUDE NY. SOCIALIST!   MoTION MADE TO) DENY_ E} PELLED MEMBERS SEATS THIS SESSION.

OUST SOCIALISTS SAYS GILLETTE   REPUBLICAN ASKS NEW YORK AS. SEMBLY TO EXPEL FIVE REELECTED SOCIALISTS

RESOLUTION INTRODUCED: IN-NEW YORK ASSEMBLY TO EXCLUDE SOCIALISTS

TRY TO OUST SOCIALISTS.   From Extraordinary Session of New York State “Assembly.

NO BREAK NOTED IN BRITISH COAL STRIK   Cessation of Mining Is Com: plete; Many Injured Durng Demonstration

BRITISH COAL STRIKE.   No Break Yet in Miners’ Rank: —Many Industries Will Suffer,

BRITISH MINERS COMPLETE TIt-UP ALL OVER NATION   NO INDICABION AS YET OF POS SIBLE MEDIATION OF DIFFERENCES.   INDUSTRIES FEEL EFFECT   Great Blast Furnaces In Middlesbor ough District Are Declared Already to Be Shutting Down,

NO BREAK SEEN IN MINE RANKS   STRIKE FORCES IN GREAT BRITAIN STAND FIRM.   COMPLETE CESSATION OF WORK   Disleestion ef Coustry’s lIndestry Widespread—Coal Question May Be Taken Up tm Parliament Teday.

Liverpool and Manchester Announce Impending Suspension-of "Tramways......   FIGHT OCCURS NEAR, ‘PREMIER'S HOUSE   No Indication of Mediation Before Parliament Meets; Industries Close.

CESSATION OF COAL MINING GENERAL IN ALL ENGLAND   Dislocation of British Indus: tries as a Consequence Becoming Widespread.   CONFERENCES GIVE NO INDICATION OF MEDIATION   Unconfirmed Report Govern.  ment Intends to Offer Com. _ promise of One Shilling Per _ Shift, if Dispute is Submit.  ted to Independent Tribunal

Miners’ Ranks Unbroken and Dislocation of the Country’s Industries Is Becoming Widespread.

No Indication of Mediatior as Result of Conferences;: Awaiting Parliament~ *   CANCEL LONDON PAGEANT   Iron and- Steel ‘Trade Bears Greatest’ Burden Imposed by Colossal Walkout ~~

NO SIGN OF BREAK IN STRIKER RANKS IN GREAT BRITAR   Tie-Up of Coal Mines Is Com plete and Both Sides Apparently Are Awaiting Convention of Parliament.

TIE-UP OF BRITISH MINES COMPLETE   STRIKE SITEATION TO BE BD FOREGROUND AT PARLLAMENT TODAY.

BRITIOH INDUSTRY DNOLOGATED oY MINERS STRIKE   All Parties Are Awaiting the Reassembling of Parliament Today.

BRITAIN’S COAL ~ —THEUP COMPLET      NO SIGNS (E-BREAK APPEAR   —_ eee  In the Ranks of the Miniers—Strike : -, Takes Place. of ‘Trish Question  ” in Parliament Discussions”

Our County Ticket   BRITISH COAL SITUATION Al STAND STILL   Expected Strike Problem Will Side Track the Irish Home Rule Bill.

OIL STRUCK IN ARCTIC CIRCLE.   Flow of Small and Possibly Can Not  ic     A Meenmerrinllys

OIL STRUCK IN ARCTIC CIRCLE   Flow of Small and Possibly Can Not

SAYS POLES DRIVEN BACK   Moscow Claims Victory on Long Front in the West.

SOVIETS DRIVE BACK POLES   Vietorious Along Whole Front, Is Mos. cow Claim in an Official Statement,

WILDE STOPS MURRAY.   Flyweight Ghampion Lands Knockout in Second Round.

WILSON WILL BE ARMENIA ARBITEE   President Offers His Personal Services to End Hostilities.   CANNOT EMPLOY  FGRCE

WILSON TO AGT IH ARMENIA TROUBLE   Agrees to Use Good Offices to End Hos#lities.   NO AUTHORITY TO USE FORCE   President Accepts League of Nations’ Invitation to Mediate in Imbroglio —Wiill Name Representative to  Work for Peace.

PRESIDENT WILL ACT AS MEDIATOR   ee  ACCEPTS LEAGUE INVITATION OFFERED IN ARMENIAN TURK CASE   ONLY MORAL INFLUENCE   Has no Power to Bring Pressure to Bear Unless Congress Authorizes Force,

WILSON TO ACT AS AN UMPIRE   Accepis League of Nations’ Invitation tc Mediate Armenia Imbroglio.

WILSON TOAGTAN “ARMENIA TROUBLE      Agrees, to Use. Good: Offices  te End Hostilities. .   NO AUTHORITY TO USE FORCE   President Accepts League: ‘of ‘Nations’ Invitation’ to Mediate in. imbroglio — —Will-Name_ Representative. to.  Work for: Peace.

WILSON WILL BE MEDIATOR FOR LEAGUE   Accepts League of Nations’ Invitation to Umpire Armenia imbroglio.   WILL PICK A REPRESENTATIVE   President Agrees to Use Good Offices to End Hostilities Against the Armenian People — Without Authority to Employ Force,

PRESIDENT ACCEPTS} _ARBITRAMENT IN ARMENIA:   Won't Think of Using Force : He Says and Can’t Employ Army of United States

BAND:TS TERRORIZE  TOWN; ROB BANK   312,000 WORTH OF LOOT SECURED —RIFLE FIRE KEEPS CITI_ ZENS AWAY

Police Investigation Shows Act resses Had Been Fighting With Men.   FIVE MEN UNDER ARREST   Believe Young Women Froze te Death or Are Wood Alcohol Victims.

FWO ACTRESSES FOUND DEAD IN A CHICAGO PARK   MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED OR DIED OF DRINKING WOOD 422 0010 ‘

SOME DIFFERENCE “OVER MILITARY BILL WN HOUSES   Representative Mondell Claims In- augiifation Will Cost Thosé Favorine Tt IKto Oblivion.   WILL -BE <COSTLY SYSTEM

DISAGREEMENT OVER ~—MAILITARY TRAINING   VARIANCE BETWEEN REPUBLICAN LEADERS ON “MEASURE  BREAKS OUT’

REPUBLICANS SPLIT ON NEW TRAINING LAW   Vacancy on Committee Wil Be Storm Center of  Controversy.

REPUES. OPLIT UN UNIVEROAL TRAINING BILL   OKLAHOMA MEMBER REFUSES PLACE ON COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS   Mondell Savs Men Responsible For Measure Will Be Cast Into Political Oblivion

MONDELL THINKS COST GF UNIVERSAL TRAINING T00 GREAT   Says Party Leaders Responsi. ble for Legislation Will be Cast Into Political Oblivion.   WADSWORTH UNABLE TO REPORT BILL TO SENATE   \iier Five Calls Had Failed te Preduce a Quorum Adjournment Was Taken in Widst of Discussion of Vetsure Providing fr an Increase in Army Pay.

House Republican Leader Mondell Figures Expense at 100 Billion.   SAYS ADVOCATES ARE POLITICALLY DOOMED   Compulsory Training Measure Won’t Reduce. Annual Expenditure, Claim.

AT VARIANCE ON TRAINING ISSUE   Means Political Oblivior for Its Supporters  ASSERTS MR. MONDELI   Government, He Says, Would be Compelled to Spend One Billion Dollars and Raise Money by Bond Issue to Put Universal Military Training Plan Into Operation.

MONDELL MOo! BITTER AGAING! MILITARY: BILL   Republican Leader of House Says Authors of Measure For Compulsory Training Will Sink Into Oblivion.

SENATE BREAK OVER UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Republican Leaders Divide—Neec  Billion Dollar Bond Issue —Mondell,

EADERS DIVIDE ON MILITARY TRAINING   Variance Between Republicans in Both Branches of Congress on Soactment of Legislation Comes Out in Open

AT ODDS OVER ISSUE.   Variance Between Republican Leaders on Military Training Comes Out Into Open.

BG BOND ISSUE COR ARMY BILL IS FORECASTED   Mondell Attacks Universal Training for Youth of Country.   COST ONE ~~ BILLION   Estimates 50,000 Additional Officers Would Be Required.

600 QUARTS OF WHISKEY GIVEN BACK  BY JUDGE   Budroe Declares Dry Law There a Joke—Smugglers Get Off Easy,   POLICE “fHSAPPEAR” WHEN ORDER IS MADE

LAW CALLED JOKE   Dayton Judge Orders Seizec Whiskey Returned to Owners

DEBS NOT SEEKING RELEASE.   Has Pet His Feot Dewn On Move  ment to Seesre It.

DEBS OPPOSES BEING FREED   ' Socialist Candidate for President Says Piace is With His * Comrades.

BUR-MAMA IS POOR PAY   Still Owes Four Shekel Note Givan jn 1989 R CO.

Squier Yells of Telephone oCmmani eation Over Tasuinted Wires  ee.     ews aie

ONE KILLED AND FORTY INJURED IN PITTSBURGH STREET GAR ACCIOEN   Trailer, Breaks Loose On Forbes Street Grade and Dashes Dows Hill Into Another Car. .

Several of the Victims o Street Car Accident i Pittsburg Are Reported t be in Serious Condition.

CAR TRAILER AMUCK ARLES 1, HURTS 40   Slips Hook on One Trolley and Rushes Down Hill into Another —Both Crowded.   SEVERAL CRITICAL   Doors Jamaned Shut Necessitating Aid of Firemen in Battering  Exits it Pittsburgh.

TRAILER RUNS WILD; KILLS 1, INJURES 4C   Passengers in’ Runaway Car it Pittsburgh Overturn Stove And Start Fire,

' KILLS ONE MAN  IN PITTSBURG   Trailer Car Breaks Away on Steep Grade and Crashesin _  ____to Another Car, -~

DISPOSITION OF WAGE DEMANDS OF TWO NIILLION MEN UP TO WHITE HOUSE.   WILL DECIDE SHORTLY   Maintenance of Way Brotherhood ‘Officials Continue Preparations For Walkout Called for Feb Pitarew 47

STATEMENTS FOR VIEWS ON BOTH SIDES PREPARED   DISPOSITION OF WAGE ° DE MANDS FOR OVER 2,606,000 — - MEN IN HANDS OF  perumpat

THE DEMANDS : OF WORKINGIIEN   Now With P- ent Wilson; Hines Una to Agree With Heads   RAILROAD UNIONS

ADMINISTRATION AND THE WORKERS FAIL TO AGREE   INDICATIONS ARE THAT PRESI DENT WILSON WILL MAKE DECISION,

WAGE DEMANDS  WITH WILSON   Decision to Lay Matter Before the President Made Yesterday

KANSAS TOWN RACE RIOTING. QUIETS DOWN   American Legion Men Aid Independence Police in © Maintaining Order.   WHITE MERCHANT KILLED

$4,000 CASH AND BONDS BANK LOOT      Four Young  Auto Bandits Lock Employes in Room and Rob Vault.

NERVY BANDITS — _ ROB BANK OF —ALLTTS CASE   Cashier, Clerks and Customers Made to Lie on Ficor While Deed VW/as Accomplished.

NERVY BANDITS ALL ITS CASE   Cashier, Clerks and Customers Made to Lie on Floor While Deed Was Accomplished.

OHIO BANK ROBBED BY DAYLIGHT   Kingston Institution Sweat oi Valuables by Bandits   BOLTS TURNED ON EMPLOYES   Clerks Locked in Directors Room As Gang Works

4 BANDITS  GET $4000 AND BONDS   Circleville Bank Is Rob: bed Today   GUNS ARE PULLED   Bandits Described as Be ing Youths   (Bulletin)

SSEMBLYMEN rae : baa THEMSELVES WHILE ~ _ HEARING SOPIALIST. GAS!

NEEDS OF WESTERN FARMERS DISGUSoED BY G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Kansas Senator Is Gues’ Of Senator Harding at Marion.

WESTERN FARMERS + INSIST ON A CHANGE   SESATOR CAPPER SAYS THEY DO NOT LIKE DEMOCRACY.   Solid South Playing Into Hands of Cotton and Sugar-raisers and People Payliog Farcy Prices for It.

KANSAS SENATOR HARDING'S GUEST   Needs of Western Farmers the Theme of Discussion,

WEST FARMERS NEEDS THEME OF HAPTING’S TALK   SEES CAPPER ANL WALLACE.   SAYS CONTINUED RULE OF DEMOCRATS HAS _ INJURED FARMER.

NEEDS OF FARMERS ARE REVEALED 10 HARDING   KANSAS SENATOR SCORES “SOLD SOUTH” IN CONFERENCE WITH - G. 0. P. NOMINEE,

NEEDS OF WESTERN FARMERS DISCUSSED   Senator Capper Confers With Republican Nominee on Conditions in the West.

UAGt ELECTION OF REPUBLICAN TICKET   Two Editors Hoid Conference With Harding.   NEEDS OF FARMERS TOLD   Kansas Senator Says That to Put Democrats Eack Into Power Would Be io Turn Government Over to Solid South and Machines af Tammanized States of North.

ANRDING TALKS ON FARM NEEDS   Holds Conference on Wes: tern Farmer’s Claims   SEN. CAPPER’S . VIEWS   Kansas Solon, Who Edits Rural Papers, Assails Administration’s Attitude Toward Farmers of North and West. Harding Gets Congratulations from Lowden Muncev

SEES CAPPER ANC WALLACE.   SAYS CONTINUED RULE OF DEMOCRATS HAS INJURED FARMER,

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE PLAYING 10 FARMERS   Fulsome Promises From the Western Republicans After a Day on the Back Porch

OPTIMIST SEES PROHIBITION END; BUYS BREWERIES   Chicago Man Sinks Fortune it American Beer Stocks

LOOKS FOR “WET” TIMES   Chicago Ryewer Invests Fortune in Brewery Uronect

BANKS ON COUNTRY GOING WET AGAIN   Chicago Brewer Buye New Breweries,

BREWER THINKS UNITED De F   Purchase of Holdings in a Large Number of Breweries Is Announced in Chicago ‘Today.—Purchase Price is ‘Nearly One Million.

SOLDIER AID IS NOW PROBLEM AT WASHINGTON   SENATE WILL FOLLOW THE ACTION OF HOUSE ON THE MATTER.   UNDECIDED AS TO HOW TO GET MONE\

SENATE READY 10 AID SERVICE MEN   Leaders Predict Passage if House Acts Favorably on Legisla ae   RAISING THE MONEY IS ISSUE   House Committee to Meet Next Week to Consider Ways of Raising Fund—Members Divided on Plan of Action.

HARDING FISHES ALL DAY BUT HE GETS NOT A BITI   '  PRESIDENT-ELECT LOSES FIGHT  WITH T4RPON SSID TO MEASURE SIX FEET LONG

HARDING’S BIGGEST FISH GETS AWAY AT POINT ISABEI   His Troll Line Breaks and Six  Foot Tarpan Goes   Free.

HARDING GOES FISHING.   Prize Catch Gets Away After 45-Minute Tussle —- Enjoys Sport.

THE BIG ONES STILL MAKE THEIR GETAWAY   Large Tarpon Refuses to Be Caught at Point Isabel Even by Presidet-Elect.

HARDING LOSES A SIX-FOOT TARPO!   Line Caught on Wharf Just as Fish Weakened   President-Elect Then Decides t Make a Day of It and Does

ARDING GUES + TARPON FISHING   Hooks a’ Big Onc, But Line Get Fouled and lhe Toses—Fnjoying Self TImmensely

PRESIDENT-ELECT LOSES FIGHT WITH OK FOOT TARPOK   Troll Line Broke After 4§ Minute Struggle and Big Fish Got Away.   LIKED SPORT SO WELL HE STAYED OUT WHOLE DAY   Senators Hale, of Maine, and Elkins, of West Virginia, and Harry M. Daugherty, Close Personal Friend, Were His Companions on Trip.

Bib ONE GAT AWAY FROM SEN, HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT ALMOST CAUGHT A 6-FOOTER—WENT HOME EMPTY-HANDED.

FISH VICTOR “AFTER 4 ~ MINUTE ~—ARHT   President-Elect Devotes An Entire Day to Angling; Has Clear, Hot Weather For First Day’s Outing.   TROLL LINE BREAKS AND PRIZE IS LOST   Has Several Other Bites, But Returns Home Empty Handed: Starts Out Shortly After 6 O’Clock A. M.

SEN: HARDING GOES TARPON FISHIN   President-Elect Has Interestin; Experience Near Point Isabel. fo

WALSH PANNED BY LEGISLATOR   Representative Martin Al swers Labor Attorney.   CITES , W. W. LITERATURE   Says Walsh Wrote Introduction to Hand Book and Doesn't Recognize Constitution.

DEATH CLAIMS A, VAN CLEVE   Prominent Marinette Resi dent Passes Away at Age of 73

HALF AND HALF   Of the 308 Women Delegates at the Convention Half .are Unmarried

DRY OFFICIALS PUT IN A VERY BUSY FIRST DAY   Many Wrinkles Musi Be [roned Out, It Is Developed.

Multiplicity of Problems Face Prohibition Commissioner —500 Cases of Whisky Seized in New York.

U1. §. MOVES FOR DRY ENFORCEMEN'   NAME 10 DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS TO CARRY OUT DRASTIC ORDER.   PROBLEMS MULTIPLIED   Office of Kramer Swamped With Telegrams and Telephone Calls For Information.

!. §. MACHINERY IS OILED TO RUN JOWN WHISKEY   Four Stills Raided, Two Arrested, In First Round-Up.

ENFORCEMENT 0 PRORIBITION PLANNE!   Many Technicalities to Be Interpreted Regarding Con. Stitutional and Legal Change

‘Worst Feg in Years Camere of Sve coer Being Hadi; Damaged By) Bafalo ln New York Harbor.

500 Passengers Panic Strick en by Collision of  Berry Roate.   WOMAN IS INJURED   ‘Syracuse’ So ‘Badly Damaged She Has to be Towed to Port.

NEW ‘YORK FERRIES IN CRASH   Five Hundred Passengers Are Panic - Stricken When Boats Meet in North River.

TO CONTROL CUSTOMS   freland to Get Big Concession From British Government.   Offer Will Be Made by the Cabinet at the Opening of Par. os liament.

CUSTOMS FOR IRELAND   BRITISH GOVERNIMENT MAKES CONCESSION TO THE IRISH.   Dispatch Says Offer Will Be Made by Cabinet at Opening of Parliament.

CUSTOMS CONTROL IS GIVEN TO IRISH   Ireland to Get Big Concession From British Government.   Offer Will Be Made by the Cabinet at the Opening of Parliament,

WOMEN OF DISTRICT WILL MEET APRIL 23   CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AT. CRAWFORDSVILLE—BIG PROGRAM PLANNED.

NINTH DISTRICT MEETING OF FRANCHISE LEAGUE   Convention To Be At Crawfordsville Apri] 23—Program Of Speakers,

HELP NEWBERRY OR GO TOJAIL   Michigan Mayor Tells Threa Made During Campaign

NEW EMERGENCY DRDERS FOR COM   interstate Commerce Commis sion Gives Priority for Northwest.

NOTHWEST TO Bt GIVEN ITS WINTER STOCK SOFT COAL   New Emergency Orders Issued by Interstate Commerce Commission.   OPERATORS REQUIRED TO FULFILL WANTS FIRST   Railroads Directed to Not Only Give Preference in Movement of Fuel but Also to Give Preference in Supply of Cars, Effective July 26.

NEW ORDERS FOR. *ANILAOADS: ISSUE   Priority Given ‘Soft , Coal: Foi Northwest. -    TO BE EFFECTIVE MONDAY      Action .Expected to. Avert - Threatened Fuel Shortage in ‘Central Canadsa— Ruling May Not Be Changed Until Great Lakes ‘Navigation ~ ‘Closes  Wovember 1. a

GOAL FOR NORTHWEST GIVEN PRIORITY BY 1. 6. 6   NEW EMERGENCY ORDERS Is. SUED BY COMMISSION DIRECT: PREFERENCE IN MOVEMENT’ OF WINTER STOCKS—APPLIE ALSO TO SUPPLY OF CARS.

NORTHWEST IS T0 GET “WINTER'S COAL SUPPLY   Railroads Ordered to Give Preference in Shipments to Territory At Head of Lakes

RMERCENCY COAL ORDERS     Interstate Commerce Commission Dtrects Priority Movement of  Winter Fuel Stocks.

NORTHWEST TO HAVE. SOAL SUPPLY SHIPPEL   NEW ORDER MEANS MORE TROU BLE FOR OHIO PEOPLE IN "BUYING COAL.

NEW ORDERS FOR RAILROADS ISSUED   Priority Given Soft Coal For Northwest.   TO BE EFFECTIVE MONDAY   Action Expected to Avert Threatened Fuel Shortage in Centra] Canada—Ruling May Not Be Changed Until Great Lakes Navigation Closes  November 1.

SOFT COAL DIVERTED TO THE NORTHWEST   Emergency Ordsrs Issued by

PRIORITY GIVEN UET GOAL FOR THE NORTHWES]   Twenty-Three Millton Tons Needed in Six States Before the Shipping Season On the Lakes Closes.

FLU MILD HERE SEVERE ABROAD   Continues to Increase ir Kansas Counties.   DROP DEAD BUDAPEST STREETS   Increase in Number of Cases Among American Troops in Siberia and Germany.

MORE INFLUENZA IN WEST   Believe Total Will Eclipse That of Any Other Day.

SHOT EDITOR—-to YEARS.  Tarwater Will Have Time to Re. pent of His Aet.

Former City Clerk at Gallatin, Mo., Given 35 Years for Killing Wesley L. Robertson, Publicher.

CONVICT TARWATER  FOR KILLING EDITOR   SHOOTING OF MISSOURI PUB- -LISHER PUNISHED BY SENTENCE   Failure of ‘Motion’ for New Trial Will be Followed by Appeal of Case

5 000 PAID FOR LOCAL LIVERY SIT   “ McGRIGOR PROPERTY OUGHT BY J.S5 §, HILEMAN

Texas Red Gross Worker Safe After Perilous Flight Down Dwina River With Refugee:

THE AUSTRALIAN VIEW.   They Thiak America ‘Was the Adyauntage in Voting Powers,

VOTE IN LEAGUE BY AUSTRALIA   Sir Joseph Cook Claims South American Votes Are Ours

ALUES FEEL ~ SATISFIED Ag ~— MEETING ENDS   ‘Governments Believe Aspira  tions Fulfilled at San Remo Conference   GERMANS TO WORK TO PAY PENALTY.   Turks Gloomy as Definite Punishment for Crimes  ‘Not Decided On

REATY MUST BE MET, GERMANY 15 INFORMED   SUPREME COUNCIL SAYS FURTHER INFRACTION OF TERMS MUST NOT BE.   QGCUPATION IF NECESSARY   San Remo Conference Ends Work With Expectations of Participants Measurably Satisfied.

LEAGUE MEETING GLOGES WITH ALL PRESENT PLEAGEL   Premiers ‘and "Foreign Ministers Parted At San Remo With, Much Confidence Regarding Future.   COUNCIL'S ACTION REVIEWED

QUPREME GOUNGIL SEEMS SAT OFIED WITH ATS WORK   Premiers and Ministers Part in Great Personal Cordiality.   Some of the Things That Germany Will Be Re-.... quired to Do.

ALLIES TO OCCUPY MORE TERRITORY OF FORMER FOE   Will Insure Execution of Versailles Pact by Drastic Maeaanc.   Premiers and Foreign Minsters Part With Confidence in the Near Future.

ALLIES PLEASED WITH LATE WRK OF WAR COUNCIL   SAN REMOQ. SESSION ENDS—P AGT NATION SVLESFIRED W re RESULTS

MOST SUCCESSFUL MEET OF SUPREME COUNCIL 1S ENDER   Each Government Represented Seems to Consider Its Aspirations Have Been Measurably Satisfied.

SUPAEME COUNCIL CLOSES SESSIONS, HELD AT SAN REMO   Premiers and Foreign Ministers Satisfied With Results   NOTE SENT TO GERMANY

SAN REMO ACTS BRING SMILE TO ALL BUT TURKS   Lloyd George Calls It Most Successful Meeting And Others At Session See Brighter Future.

SUPREME GOUNGIL SESSION 1S ENDEL   Each Government Considers Aspirations Satisfied,   ENVOYS LEAVE SAN REMO   darks none atete  French Realitics Increased by Fixing of Round Sum for Germany to Pay——Greek Premier Pleased Over Exten. sion of Territories by Addition of Thrace and Smyrna.

Premiers and Foreign Ministers Part’ With Great Personal Cordiality.   WEEK DARK ONE ALONE -. FOR “TERRIBLE TURK”   Lloyd George Asserts Gather. ls ‘One of Most Success _ fall Supreme Counal Has Held.

RESULTS PLEADING TQ ALL CONCERNED   Supreme Council Meeting Full of Fromise for Future of Europe and Restoration of =<conomic Relations.

SATISFIED WITH COUNCIL SESSION   Premiers and Foreign Min: isters Depart With Confidence in Near Future   SHOW GAIN OF FRENCH   Believe Germans Will Sta: Payments When Amoun Ts Known

WELL SATISFIED AT THE OUTCOME   Supreme Council Session At San Remo Closes  WITH GOOD FEELING   Each Government Seems to Consider that Its Aspirations Have Been Measurably Satisfied with Possible Exception of Turkey—Zionists Are Hanvpv with Others

‘Each Representative Considers Territorial Aspirations Well Trgated.   HAS BEEN-DARK. - WEEK. FOR TURKS   England, France, Belgium, Italy and Greece All Make Big Gains.

EVERYBODY [0 PLEADED OVER COUNCIL WORK   EXCEPT POSSIBLY THI TURK— EVEN HE HAS SOME CAUSE FOR CONGRATULATION   Believed Much of German Unrest Will Be Quieted By Fixing Her Debt At Exact Sum.

PREMIERS HAPPY ‘AFTER HUN CASE   Hopes of French Are Reduced But Realities Will Increase, Is ‘Verdict

b. 0. P. PLURALITY acto A REGU AD   Democrais Fall Down in the Large Cities.   TREMENDOUS VOTE PILED UP   League of Nations Wrecked in the De. termination of the Country for a Change of Administration at Washington,

1S BIGGEST IN AISTORY   Tremendous Vote Piled Up a Democrats Fall Down in Large Cities.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WRECKEL   Yetermination of Country for Change in the Federal Government Was Plainly the Fulerum on Which  Question Rested.

HARDING VICTORY BIGGEST EVER   Tremendous Vote Piled Up as Democrats Fall Down in Large Cities.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WRECKED   Determination of Country for Ghange  in the Federal Government Was  Ptadinly the Fulerum on Which Question Rested.

Suffra gists Flash S.O.§   Leaders Have Only Fightin: Chance In Tennessee They Claim

UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE © IN SIGHT FOR WOMEN      Attorney General Notifies Tennessee Governor He Cian Cal) Spece dal Election ta ‘Puss the  Sullvupe Lav.

Help Women   Precitent Qut-Maneuver< — Senatot Harding ta Campaign for Support of Women Voters in the November Bilection

President Asks Governor te , Call Special Session of Legislature   SENATOR HARDING OUT MANEUVERED BY WILSON   RATIFICATION IS BELIEVED ASSURED; FRIERSON RULES THAT AN EXTRA SESSION Ig LEGAL.

GOVERNOR ROBERTS — GAN LEGALLY GALL SPEGIAL SESSION   Fermal Ruling By Attorney General Frierson Sent to the Fennessea Governor.

LEADERS BEGIN TO MAKE PLANS  FOR CANDIDATES   Harding Will Not Stump Country — Will Be Notified At His Home.

REPUBLICANS TO START CAMPAIGN   FLOGD OF PICTURES OF WARD ING-COGLIDGE WILL SWEEP OVER COUNTRY

WILL RUSH HARDING’S CAMPAIGN   Republicans Plan lively - Summer---5, 000,000. Pictures Ordered   JOHNSON, BORAH - SORE. BUT. LOYAL

HAROING-COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN STARTED   Republican Party Leaders Preparing to Make it Lively From The Beginning.   5,000,000 PICTURES ORDERED   Harding Favors Notification of His Nomination at His Home Town, Marion, Ohio.

Republican Leaders. Planning Get Harding-Goolidge Campaign Under Way Without? Any Further Delay

WILL THROW 6, 0.P, CAMPAIGN. ~NTO-HIGHGEAR   Plan to Make it Twenty From th Start. 5,000,000 Picteres of Harding and Coolidge

FIVE MILLION PICTURES OF HARDING TO BE DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT ENTIRE NATION   Notification Ceremonies For. Harding and Coolidge Will Be Arranged With in Next Few  ™~™ ~..

Party Leaders Make Ready for Campaign   Republicans Plan to Make Lively Fight, Flooding Country: With Candidates’ Pictures at Start; Executive Committee to Take Charge Will Be Named Soon.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS PLAN WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHED IMMEDIATELY

START OFFENSIVE FOR HARDING AND COOLIDGE AT ONCE   COOLIDGE AT ONCE  meme mm  Pictures of Candidate: To Flood Nation; Simple Notifications.

PARTY LEADERS PREPARING 10 GET CAMPAIGN GOING   Four Million Pictures of Harding Or: dered and Country Will Be Flooded With Them.

FLOOD COUNTRY WITH _ HARDING’S PICTURES   re Peepaving     Republican Viewers to Get Campaign: Under Way Without Dehiy,

CAHPGN SOK TOREUNDER WAY   Conferences Botween Harding and Political Leaders Schedwed for nmediate Future.

G. 0. P. PREPARES FOR EARLY START IN [S20 CAMPAIGN   NO TIME WILL BE LOST IN OPES. ING DRIVE DESIGNED TO PUT HARDING IN WHITE HOUSE.   ARRANGE NOTIFICATIONS   Nominees Will be Gficially Notified of Their Selection to Head Ticket in the Near Future — Campaign Committees to be Named.

WASTING PAPER   Republicans Will Flood the Country With Pictures of the Nominees   ORDER FIVE MILLION   Planning to Notify Senator Harding of Selection—Cleaning Up

RAPID FIRE — CAMPAIGN BY REPUBLIGANS   Will Flood States With Photos of Harding and Coolidge.

Gen. Enriquez, Military: Commander of Chihuahua State, Said To Have : Set Out Teward That Place,

NORTH olde ~OHTE URGEE FOR A DEPOT   Milwaukee Main Line Favored by Attorney as Location for Union Station Here   BURLINGTON SUPERINTENDENT WOULD LIKE GRAND GROSSING   Milwaukee Road Considers Plan to Abandon its South Side Depot

Milwaukec..Main Line Favoréd by Attorney as Location ’ for Union Station oo Here   BURLINGTON SUPERINTENDENT e WOULD LIKE GRAND CROSSING:   Milwaukee Road Considers Pian to Abandon its South Side Depot

OFFICERS CHASE NEGRO WHO SHOT FRISCO NEGRESS   ELLA ROBINSON RIDDLED WITH BUCKSHOT. COMPLAINT FILED AT DENTON,

‘HISTORY IN PAINTED PANELS   Scheme of ltaterior Decoration for  House of Representatives.

TOWER PLEASED ‘EM   FRIENDLY RECEPTION  GIVES CANDIDATE 3      Defended Tax     Faiw but Worse py Change: . ~

TONER PLEASED ‘EM   PRIENDLY RECHRPTION GIVEN CANDIDATE AT GRAND.   Detended Tay Law but Ndveocate¢ Minor Changes.

WEALTHY BUILDER ARRAIGNED (N PROBE   COMMITTEE COUNSEL THREAT ENS TO SUMMON NEW YORE MAYOR.   Further Developments Expected in “Bauding Trust” Investigation.

mI BYL  BULGE   LEER, Warns Mayor to - Appear, and Explain Why _ Contracts ‘Were: Not-Can: ‘ MBatad “After Ey,                  DEC ARES: BIDS: : [AN ERE Gal Cuan

PERJURY CHARGED IN PROBE INTO GOTHAM GRAFT SCANDAL   Millionaire Contracto1 Tells Conflicting Stories.

Mayor of New York - May Fi igure ‘In Case With Building. Trust   MILLIONAIRE BUILDING CONTRACTOR 1S RELEASED: OF "$15,000. BAIL? TO -APPEAR.- ‘MONDAY. TO, PLEAD : TO CHARGE: ALLLEGING: PERJURY: _

Attorney for the Investigating Committee Threatens to Summon Hylan to Explain Failure to Cancel Contracts; Arraign Millionaire Contractor for Perjury   CHARGES SWINDLE CONSPIRACY

PUTTING THE TWIST - ON BUILDING TRUST   NEW YORK COMMITTEE GETTING DOWN TO HARD PAN.   Millionaire Contractor Arraigned On Indictment Chargfag Perjery— Mayor Hylan May Be Mixed in Meas.

HYLAN Td GRILLED BY UNTERMYER AT N.Y. TRUST PROBE   Comanittee Counsel Threaten To Call City’s Executive to Explain Why Contracts  Are Not Cancelled.

CALL MAYOR IN BUILDER PROBE   HYLAN ACCUSED OF GRAFT iN CITY CONTRACTS AS PART OF CONTRACTORS’ “TRUST”

MILLIONAIRE 1a UN THE HOT PAN UP FOR PERJURY   More Sensations in New York’s Building Scandals Brought to Light.

POLISH ARMY NOT TN GROSS. BORDER   Complete As.-cance Will be Given United States:   “NNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED   Soviet :-nvoys Told That Poland is: Not Contemplating Prolangation of Hostilitics Into Offensive War Against  Russia — Britain Opposes Teancereecian af Tarritarc

POLAND NOT ARTER RUSS TERRITOR’   New Republic "Apparently Through . With Former Grab Policy— Assures Washington.

PULL ARMIES NOT TO PURSUE ADVANGE BEYOND  NEW FRONTIERS   Poles Will Assure U, S, That They Will Go No Farther Than the Lines of the Reconstituted State,   STAND IN NOTE OF COLBY REITERATEC   Warsaw Is Not Contemplat ing Prolonging Hostilities  Into An Offensive Move ment Against Russians,

POLES WILL NOT INVADERUSSIA   Pledge on Subject Is Given U. S.; Great Britain Opposed Ts Territorial- Aggression.

ASOURANCE GIVEN ARMIES WILL HALT WITHIN FRONTIERS   VICTORIOUS FORCES WILL NOT PURSUE ADVANCE BEYOND POLISH BORDERS,

POLAND'S ARMIES TO STAY WITHIN NATURAL BORDEE   Polish Legation in Washingtor Sets at Rest Suspicion of Offensive War.   RESPECT WILSON’S STAND

Complete As_--ance Will be Given United States,   -NNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED   Soviet .-nvoys Told That Poland is Not Contemplating Prolongation of Hostilitics Into Offensive War Against Russia — Britain Opposes Transgression of Territory.

POLAND GIVES ASSURANCE   Victorious Armics Will Not Pursue Advanmee Beyond Froatier of  New Repeablie.

RUSSIAN BOUNDARY TO BE OBSERVED BY POLES   U. S. Is Assured That Troops Wilt Not Pursue Reds Beyond Frontier Limit Set by Treaty.

POLES TO STgP AY FRONTIER   ASSURE U. S. ADVANCE WILL NOT BE hetnaae BEYOND NATURAL. BOUNDARIES

TO CONCLUDE ARGU MENTS      Carl Wanderer Case Nearly Reads for Jury 

ATTORNEYS ARE LONG-WINDED   Wanderer Case Did Not Go to the Jury Until Today.

MANCHURIA REACHES CT, 8.    First Passenger Ship From Germany t America PDocks.

STEAMER IN FROM GERMANY    First Liner to Arrive From Hamburg Since 1914,

PASSENGER SHIP FROM GERMAN   First to United States Since J 1914.

BEATIFIC SOCIALISTIC REPUBLIC IN TEUTONIC LAND [9 BUNK, RICH GORGE WHILE BELLIES OF POOR QUIVER

RST SHIP FRON GLAMANY Tl AMERICA   Steamer Manchuria Reaches New York Bringing Reports of Teuton Listlessness.

LINEA REAGHCO NEW YORK FN A GERMAN POR]   First Passenger Shin to Sai From Germany Since July. 1914, Arrives: Many Applications for Passage.

FIRST PASSENGER SHI? ARRIVES FROM GERMAN’   Could Have Been Loaded to Overtlowing Had Passport Retulations Permitted. Cantain Sav«.

FIRST LINER FROM GERMANY   American Steamer Manchuria From Hamburg Docks at New York— First Since 1914.

FORTY KILLED BY THE COLD   Great Suffering Caused by Unusual Weather in Mexico-—-Crops Are in Danger.

COLD WAVE HITS TROPICS,   Ferty Deaths in the City of Mexico, and Grops Damaged.

HARDING PLEADS FOR. PARTIES IN INDIANA SPEECH   Declares Nalion Is Getting Away From Government By Parties.   SCORES WILSOR'S POLICY OF “WATCHFUL WAITING’   Starts Three Day Speaking Tour At Anderson Closes at Huntington.

SOLONS STILL HAVE 2 MAJOR TAX PROPOSALS   Classification and Debt Limite tion Measures Up Next Week   xardner Bill Said to be Panace For City and School ills

TAXATION SCHEMES REMAIN UNSOLVED   Gardner Bill, However, is Finally Enacted by Legiisature.   CAN BE PUT TO VOTE OF PEOPLE      Cagsification -Proposal Woes Nat Meet with Favor of Rural  Menihers,

TAY PROPOSALS   Classification and Debt Limita tion Measures Up Next Week   Gardner Bill Said to be Panacee For City and School ills

BRITISH AND SINN FEINS CONCENTRATE FORCES FOR WINTER CAMPAIGN   All Hope for Early Peace Los When Government Begins Seizing Municipal Buildings

SINN FEIN PEACE NOT POSSIBLE   Expect Rbeueveties of  Irish Trouble BUILDINGS SEIZED  England Prepares for Winter Campaign

BRITISH GOVERNMENT MAKING PLANS FOR HARD ‘WINTER CAMPAIGN IN IRELAND.      ~ublic Buitdings Are Being Seized For Officers and Troops Are Being Concentrated.—Peace Ne gotiations Are Broken Off.

ENBLISH PREPARE FOR IRISH WAR   LITTLE CHANCE OF PEACE IN . ENGLISH MOVES . aoe

LOOKING FOR RECURRENCE OF IRISH TROUBLE   Hope of Quick Peace Seem to Have Completely Disappeared.   NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFI

XPECTED FIGHTING — WILL BE RENEWED   Hope of Quick Peace Between Sinn Feiners and British Government Appears Hopeless Today   NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF

IRISH-BRITISH _ PEACE SEEMS 70 BE POSTPONED   Arthar Henderson and William .Ad'  gmson, Labor Leaders, Will Net Return to Freland.

PEACE EFFORT OF PREMIER FAILURE   This. Appears to Be Cabinet Belief Although Some Hope ._. §$till Remains.   LEADERS NOT TAKING: PART   Intimation:. Made: ‘That Fathe. O'Flannagan Not Author- ized to Treat.

Apparently Little Hope for arly Peace Grows Out of Negotiations   HOSTILITIES CONTINUE DURING DISCUSSIONS   -ONFERENCES EXPROTED Te BE BROKEN Orr, AS COMMITTEY VISITING IRELAND WILL NOT RETURN,

British Continue to Clean Up Nests of' Irish Fighters   Sinn Fein Are Said to Be Continuing Their Attacks

British Cabinet Feels Sinn Feir Peace Overtures Are Rat Gannina,   ISEIZE PUBLIC BUILDINGS   English Officers and Men Prepare for Hard Campaign _During Winter.

Fnormous Difference Between Price Food Preducer Receives and Price Consumer Must Pay

ENORMOUS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRICE FOOD PRODUCER RECEIVES AND PRICE CONSUMER MUST PAY   United States Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas, Points Out the Faults in Our National System of Distribution Which Permits Food to Be Wasted  in Some Sections, While Shortage Exists in Ot, ou atta

“THE LAST CURT.              mel Burton, Old” ne are Takes His Life. * i

“THE LAST CURTAIN.”   Samuel Burton, Old Time Actor, Takes His Life.

FINE WHEAT CROP E. J. SMILEY SAYS   State Grain Dealers Secretary Says Kaneas Has Never Grown Such a Crop

MINE ROSE OMENT BILL DloGUcalOh   Will Attempt to Override Veto uf That Happens to Measure.

HOLD OUT HOPE, FOR MINES BIL    Senators Confident that Presi. ' dent Will Approve Assess ment Suspension .

MANING CLANS “Sra      Belief: 1s. Expresssd- Wilson Will Sign Méasure Today or Tomorrow _

Corpus Christi Treasure Hunters Flock to Scene Of Spanish Ship’s Doom

TREASURE HUNTERS EMBARK   Find of Skeletons Revives Tales of €Emanicsh “*hinw reek .

Would. Safeguard Britain's Strategic Interests if Given Independence

SINN FEIN PRESENTS PEAGE PROPOSAL TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT   Offers to Safeguard British Interests in Return for Recognition of Independence   IRISH DEPUTATION RECEIVED BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE   Progress Reported in Favor of Policy of Self-Government

U. S. Surgeon General Blue Writes How to Tell the “Flu” and What to Do if It Does Get You.

GOVERNMENT INQUIRY STARTS.   Testimony of MeDonough Taken bs Cummerow at Tron River.

PELE: 100. REET, ENUUNT.         near Tiroke Tall By exlne Wire, g     Tndlana,

DECISION ONS. POL ~LAND GASES QUTLINEL   GRANT COULD NOT BE HELD von ON CHARGE OF BAD FAITH, PALMER SAYS.

PALMER DECIDES NOT TO APPEAL OL LAND GASE   Says It is Not the Government’s Duty to Clog the Courts With Frivolous and Hopeless Litigation.

AANGAG WELGAMESCPE GHES BY GO   HUTCHINSON CROWD CHEER ED NAME OF WILSON FOR NEARLY ONE MINUTE   ITTAGKED SENATOR LODGE   '‘Arch-Conspirator and Narrow Minded Bigot’’ Words Demo* cratic Nominee Used in Reference to Lodge,

KARL CURZON MAY. RESIGN.   Londen Vaily Adil Predicts. Resignation  Froin. Cabinet,

HISSES NAME OF CEN. HARDING   AUDIENCE APPLAUDS MENTION OF WILSON AND bOOES HENRY CABOT LODGE

CHIGPSO SNEAK THIEVES BREKK GARS AND STEAL aie QUANTITY OF WHISKE   HUG JTICE WAS INTENDED yO} se OF sick SOLMIERS AT FORT SHERIDAN

SEARCHING FOR STOLEN WHISKY   Thieves Rob Wounded ~ Soldiers When They Took Liquor

COST OF SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN   Expense Bill For Seven Years of Work Placed at 86641,20S.

League Visitors’ Commen on President’s Weakness Not Indorsed.   STOOD SPEECH WELL   Tumulty Hints at Startling Developments in Campaign Next Few Davs.

CANADA THEATERS ARE HIT   Soaring Exchange Rates Farce Houses et. Cancel ractiens From the United States.  we

CANADA THEATERS ARE HIT    Soaring Exchange Rates Force Houses to Cancel Attractions From the United States.

NO CHANGE TEXTILE STRIKE AT NEW BEDFORI   Managements of Corporations. Expect More Op: eratives To Return tc Work — Labor Leaders Satisfied.

CAUSE EXPLAINED — FOR WHEAT SLUME   Chicago Board of Trade President Expiains Slump.   Investigators for the Federal Trade Commission Start a Sweeping Probe,

CANADA WHEAT CAUSE   Chicago Board of Trade President Explains Slump.   Mnvertigaters fer the Federal Trade Commitgion Start a Sweep. ing Probe.

GIVES SLUMP CAUSE   CANADA WHEAT BLAMED FOR DROP IN GRAIN PRICES.   President of Chicago Board of Trade Testifies Before Federal Commission Investigators.

LiberalsW ould Have United States Withdraw From League and Repeal Espionage Act    Candidates for President and Vice-Presi dent Will Be Nominated at Joint Session at Eight Tonight

PLANE RUNS WILD IN CROWD   Boy Killed and Two Wen Injured at Sallisaw, OkI.

FAIL TQ REACH AGREEMENT ON TAX PROPOSAL   Joint Committee And Farm ers’ Organizations Lock Doors On Provisions   INCOME TAX LAW Is8 DESIRED BY GRANGES   Want Hard And Past Agree ment That Such Measure Will Be Passed

FOUR INDICTED {h HIGH COURT LEAK   Federal Grand Jury Hands Dow: Indictments After Lengthy Probe   FIRST CASE IN HISTORY   True Bills Allege Amazing Conspir acy to Interfere With Processes of Supreme Court and Profit en Inside Information

INDICTED FOR COURT LEAKS   ADVANCE ADVICE OOBTAINED   ONE DEYENDANT PRIVATE stue RETARY TO JCSTICE.   linvestization Conducted By Depact.  ment of Justice Following Hev elationsn That Wall Sireet  Prefited Thrn Leak.

UNEXPLAINED MYSTERY IN WIRELESS’   Marconiin Doubt AboutCause of Interruption

MAY COME FROM MARS.   ‘Those Strange Disturbances Are Puz zling Scientists.

laUlIGa UF WiLOUN UN  FAUT AR CT ARTE   Begins “Backfire” Against Stubborn Democratic Office Holders   CUMMINGS TURNS BACK AFTER BANQUET TALK   Says Committee Chairman Furthering Wet Boom of Gov. Edwards

W.J. Bryan Adopts Tactics Of President in His Efforts To Gain Control of Party

BRYAN IS USING W. W. TACTICS IN CAMPAIGN   LIKELY TO APPEAL DIRECTLY TC PEOPLE,.OVER PARTY LEAD- © ERS’ HEADS: *

BRYAN PURSUES WILSON TACTICS 10 GAIN POINT   COMMONER APPEALS TO THE “PROPLE BACK HOME” WHEN HE FAILS TO WIN OVER THE LEANERS   FALLS QUT WITH CUMMINS   Nebraskan is Making Strenuons Etfort to: Force Bemocratie Chair. man Out of Politics—Creates Much Interest

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.   Wife of Natural-zed Citizen Is Fntitiled to Register and Vote.

SATISFY LAND HUNGER   Mexican Government Partitioning Land Adjacent to Villages

SATISFY ..LAND.- HUNGER.   Mexican Government Partitioning  Land Adjacent to Villages: ~~

MEXICO TRIES FARM COLONIES   Government Takes Action to Satisfy the Land Huhger of the Peasants.

MUCH LAND HUNGER.   There ts Evidence of it Among the Mexitan Peasantry.

COLONIZING TN MEXICO,     Peasants Havé Long Wanted Lan Of Their Own.

BRITAIN TO RESUME TRADE IN RUSSIA   Cabinet Prepares Draft of Agreement.

PREPARING FOR RUSSIAN TRADI   Lloyd. George Says th Agreement Should Be _ Drafted at Once

SAYS ECONOMY BILLS /ARETREASURY RAIDS   Senator Thomas Attacks Absenteeism in Congress; Predicts People Will Protest.

CHRONIC Ab SENTERSM IN U8. SEPATE   Many Bills Passed With Only Handful Senators Present   NO ECONOMIES ARE BEING PRACTICED   Deficiency Bills May Be Expected at a Later Date

WALL ST, sEWUDS, GALEER   BO  JRENEY P. DAVISON OF J.D. MOR  GAN CO. CALLS ON SEN-ATOR HARDING   HYCHES ALSO A VISITER

WALL ST. ~ SENDS CALLER      Send   HENRY P. DAVISON OF J. P. MORte   GAN CO. CALLS ON SEN-  ' ATOR HARDING   HUGHES ALSO A UISITOR

AMENABLE UNDER TERMS OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT   ‘onference to Decide Whether Fiv Ousted = Secitlist Assemblymen Shall be Criminally Prosecuted,

WOMEN SMOKE IN CHICAGO JAIL; EDICT OF WARDEN   Petticoated Inmates Given Privilege So Long as They ' Save Match Ends.

FARMERS WILL TEST TAX LAW   Complaint Entered in Marion County Against Tuthill-Kiper Tax Act   INJUNCTION IS SOUGHT   Plaintiffs Seek to Prevent Collection on Present Property Assessment

FILES AN INJUNCTION AGAINST TAX LAW   Marion County Farmers Bring Suit to Enjoin County Treasurer From Enforcing Recent Law   ABOUT HORIZONTAL INCREASES

President’s Ultimatum Surprise to Allied Pre miers; Italians Term Executive's Action att . Attack TInan Their Country: Slave Bataina

ANGLO-FRENCH“5, TREATY 100   Cannot Enter League After Such Agreement Is Made, Says Wilson.   OTE A STATEMENT,  NOT THREAT. REPLY.   U. S. Will Not Subscribe tc Settlement In Which It Is Opposed.

MODIFIED NOTE SENT IN REPL “FROM COUNCIL   FRESH CRISIS ON PEACE      MR. WILSON WILL NEVER ACCEDE TO FIUME AGREEMENT   Soviet Emissary on Grill In Inquiry by the Senat

~ FROM COUNCIL   FRESH CRISIS ON PEACE   MR, WILSON WILL NEVER ACCEDE TO FIUME AGREEMENT

ITREATY’S FATE IN FIUME   MAY BE NO RATIFICATION BY U. S. IF ALLIES GIVE. CITY TO ITALY.   Wilson Told Supreme Council Trenty  Weald He Withdrawn From Sen  ate~Not a ¢*Phreat.!  How  : ever, Tt Is Explained.

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. MAY WITHDRAW THE PEACE PACT NOW BEFORE UPPER HOUSE

PRESIDENTS NOTE NOT A THREAT BUT PLAIN STATEMENT   Might Consider Withdrawing Treaty of Versailles From Senate Consideration.   ANGLO-FRENCH-AMERICAN TREATY IS INSEPARABLE   Thited States Cannot Subseribe to Enforcement of Agreements to Which It Has Not Given Either Approval or Consent and Had No Hand in Making,

PRESWDENT MAY WITHDRAW THE VEHSAILLES PAGI        Threat Comes O e1 Proposed Adriatie Settlement   REPLY MADE

MIGHT TAKE TREATY AWAY FROM SENATE   its PROPOSE ADRIATIC SETTLE.  MENT FORCED.   President Thin the United Statics Would Be Embarrassed if Required to Agree to Plans it Opposed

4 ACE , TREATY “MAY BE TAKEN FROM SENATE           SAYS THIS COUNTRY  CANNOT SUBSCRIBE TO ADRI. “ATIC =AGREEMENT — ANGLO. FRENCH-AMERICAN TREATY -MAY BE INVOLVED.

WILSON TELLS WHY ADRIATIC JOB 15 UNFAI   PUTS U. S. IN POSITION OF AS SENTING TO SOMETHING DONE BY OTHERS.   If Persisted In May Cause The Withdrawal Of Versailles Treaty From Senate.

Uniteg States Cannot Become Menr ber of League and at Same Time Disagree Over Certain Steps, is Explanation.

WILSON MAY WITHDRAW VERSAILLES PACT   ADRIATIC QUESTION MAY RESULT IN TAKING PACT FROM U. 8. SENATE   ITALIANS ARE AROUSED   View President's Course as Attack on Italy Jugo-Slav Express Elation.

NO EXTENSION OF TIME IS ALLOWED   Fourth Installment of Income and Excess Profits Taxes Falls Due on December 15   STATUTE CHANGED IN 1918   Ten Days of Grace Not Permitted Such as Was Provided in The Law of Previous Year

ROLCHAR’S FE MAY BE FORFEIT, ADMIRAL 10 BE  TRIED BY REDS   Revolutionists Still Hold All-Russian Leader  Prisoner at  Irkutsk.

KON STEPS FORTH INTO BIG CITY CLASt   Ohio City Gains 139,368 People Since 1900 and Passes  Many Large Centers

AKRON MORE THAN DOURLED.      Popalatics Sor Ohio. Citys: Increns * #10 J Cent.

AKRON UP 200 PER CENT   Ohio Town Passes Kanids City In Recent Census-—Sunilowe: Towns Climbing.

AKRON. O., SOEs AREAD OF Kk.   Census Figures Place City Second Among Those Which Have Been Counted.

AKRON’S POPULATION MAKES RAPID STRIDES   Goes Ahead of Many of Cities in East and West.

COOPERATIVE MARKETING AND BANKING § SYSTEM TO INCLUDE ENTIRE COUNTRY, PROPOSED

CO-OPERATIVE MARTS. SOUGHT TO REBUILD FARMING INDUSTRY    Board of Farm Organizations  Want Loan Bodies Represent ed in Washington    MINNEAPOLIS ONE OF KIRE GRAIN. HANDLING CENTERS   Elimination of Middlemen and Speculation Aim of Terminals

LABOR VOTES FOR WORLD LEAGUE   Gompers Wins Out for Covenant Ratification.

Ote is Called After Fight Against League #y Irish Labor Leaders   ‘COGNITION OF “IRISH REPUBLIC” AGAIN ASKED   OMPERS SOUNDS WAENING THAT LABOR WILL PRESENT AN UNDIVIDED FRONT TO A\CHLEV RygITS PURPOSES.

FIRST GAGE FOR WORLD COURT   Peru Will Submit Claim Against Chile to League of Nations.

WEST HEMISPHERE TO SUPPLY FIRST GAGE FOR LEAGUE   Peru Votes to Submit Controversy Over Tacna and Arica Provinces.   Fight With Chile Extending Over Period of 20 Years May Be Settled.

THIS IS A CASE FOR THE LEAGUE   PERU-CHILE ROW TO BE SUB. MITTED TO COUNCIL.   Bolivia Also Lays Claims to Disputed Cost: Provinces—Peruvian Assembly ‘Determinea to Have Controvesy Decided by International Tribunal.

TO DISCUSS DEM. CAMPAIGN PLANS   Undecided Whether Confer ence Will be Held in Dayton or Columbus

DEMOS START Td PLAN CAMPRIG NEXT TUESOR   Gov. Cox Receives Word Cum: mings Calls Conference for That Day.   No Decision On Who Will Be Manager—Moore Likely Choice.

DEMOCRATIC PLANS. AE BEING HELD ABEYANCE BY LEADER   Pending the Arrival of Roose velt From San Fraficisco fo: a Conference With Cox an Other Leaders of the Demo  cratic Partv.

Cok CAMPAIGN PLANS ~~ HELD UP FOR PRESE   Candidate Will See His Ran  Mate.Before Maing An  aA mouncement.:        NEXT STEP IS NAME... _A CAMPAIGN.       Bath ‘Ed H. Moore. and: Homer      Cummings Have Been: 5 . gested. for: the Place,   MOORE IS “MOST. FAVORED:    Choice to Be Based. on, Knowledge. ” of Conditions 4 in Ohio’ r , Fight Will Be.

COX CAMPAIGN TO BE OUTLINED AT MEETING JULY 20   Cummings Calls Ses sion Of Democratic  National Body.

DEMOCRATS FIX DATE OF CONFERENCE   Set July 20 as Meeting Time to Discuss Campaign.

COX POSTPONES. CAMPAIGN PLAN   Awaits Conférence «With - ~ Roosevelt;.Seeks ig Manacer®

DEMOCRAT TALK CAMPAIGN 10 COX JULY 20   Committee Is Called To Meet With Candidate To Go Over Situation.

CAMPAIGN  ~ MANAGER “FOR COX   NOW  BEING DISCUSSEL   Moore, His Pre-convention  .. Manager, the Most Likely -se:ection—Cox May Go ta _ See Wilson. - 

DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE DOTH OF JUL)   First Important Meeting to Outline Plans of Campaign Arranged by Chairman Cummings

TO ARRANGE: FOR CAMPAIGN, JULY 26   Democratic National Committee Will Meet Governor Cox on That: Date, Savs Cummings.

DEM LEADERS WILL CONFER AT COX'S HOME   First Meeting of National Com mittee to Be Held There July 20   ‘WELL PLAN THE CAMPAIGN   Cox Headquarters to Be in Cojumbus—Campaign Manager Not Named

DEMOCRATIC GUNFERENG  GALL ISSUED BY PHIMMINR   To Meet Tuesday, July 20, to Start Plans for Campaign   PLACE OF MEETING NOT YET NAMED   Harding Spends Morning Meeting Politicians at His Office

’  TO MEET CHIEFS AND MAKE PLANS   CBAIQMAN CUMMINGS CALLS MEETING OF ENTIKE DEWOCRATIC NRawkttasVai cawMmVrrrer   ROOSEVELT LIKELY TO VISIT COX IN DAYTON

DEMO CHIEFS LUNEER WITH LOX TUESDAY   CUMMINGS CALLS MEETING AFTER INTERVIEW WITH NOMINEE’S MANAGER

FIRST CONFAB OF DENGCRATS GN JULY 207   Cox Will Meet Chairman Cum. mings and Other De:nocratic  1 aAndare   Will Determine Place and Time Of Notification Ceremonies

HAST CONFAB OF BENICCRATS ON JULY Z20TF   Cox Will Meet Chairman Cum mings and Other De.nocrati Leaders.   ‘Will Determine Place and Time   Of Notification Ceremonies

National Committee. Will. _ See Cox on July 20tI   Chairman Cummings Notifies Candidates of Date on Which Matters Pertaining to Campaign Will Be Talked Over.

DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE WILLBE  HELD JULY 20 TO ARRANGE CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATIC PLANS HEED IN ARPYANCE

COX WILL MEET LFANERS JILY OU   Democratic National Committee to Lay Plahs For Presidential Fight.  CUMMINGS SETS DATE

Cox Not Definitely Sure Whether Conference Will Be Held at Dayton Home or at Columbus, Where His Headquarters Will Be—-Cummings Has Called Meeting of Entire National Committee to Confer With Candidate.

DISCUSS CAMPAIGN WITH COX, JULY 2!   The Conference Will be Held it Either Dayton or Columbus : Ohio

Entire National Committee to  Confer With Cox on That Date —Notification to Be Arranged at Meeting.

PLANS ARE MADE OR COMMITTEES CAUCUS AT DAYTON   Democratic National Committee to Hold Meeting There On July 20   COLUMBUS HEADQUARTERS   Full Committee Will Discuss With Governor Cox Plans for the Campaign.

FIRST CONFERENCE BETWEEN COX AND COMMITTEE JULY 20   Arrival of Franklin D, Roosevelt, Candidate for Vice President And Others, Being Awaited

WAITING FOR ROOSEVELT   Gov. Cox Holding Democratic National Campaign Plans Back Pending Arrival. of Vice-President Candidate.

Important: Gathering : to Bai a vifiyElther Dayton of 8 -Cofumbie, <2"   MOORE MAY BE CAMPAIGN: MANAGER FOR CANDIOR      7 Ne Cummings Also Favored ernor to See Wilson Sdtin  in Washington. 2/5

First important “Conference to Arrange.” ‘Cainpaign Plans Set:for July 20 -

COX To MEET CHIEFS JULY 20   Chairman Cummings Notifies Demo cratic Presidential) Nominee of Conference Called at Oayton.

DISCUSS CAMPAIGN “WITH COX, JULY 2:   ‘The, Conference Will he Held it Biti Ur Dayton or Columbus Ohio

MAP OUT CAMPAIGN      Important Conference Will Be Held at Trail’s End.   CUMMINGS WIRES NOMINEE TODAY   Every Member of the Na tioal Committee Will Be Present.

M’GRAW SUBPOENAED   Fails to Appear at District Attorney's Office

MCGRAW SUMMONED BEFORE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SWARK   Subpoena Issued When Baseball Mag nate Refused to Appear and Tel Fight Story.

COUNTY TREASURER MAKES REPORT ON COUNTY FURDS   Edwards Centest  ' Under 4Aavisement

REALTY IN _ JEFFERSON COUNTY   AND OTHER COUN. TIES OF OHIO OR. _DERED REAPPRAIS.   The State "Tax ‘Commis: sion Sends Out Instructions to Begin Reappraisement at Once.

BAILEY SUPPORTERS FORMULATE PLANS 10 WIN COMING CONTES   Nearly 400—Including One Woman—Attend Meeting at Dallas.

BAILEY MEN HELD  MEETSAT  im:   NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED STP. PORTERS WERE PRESENT DURING SESSION,

BAILEY DEMOCRATS MEETING IN DALLAS   ENTHUSIASTIC “MEETING CHEER. ED WHEN LETTER READ SAYING BAILEY STILL IN RACE,

BAILEY BAILEY RALLY — DALLAS TODAY   Letter From the F ormer. Senator Says He Will .  Continue in Race’

IN FIELD OF 6   Writer Says Nominee Will Be Man Who Favors Treaty With Reservations   LOWDEN AND WOOD ARE BELIEVED ELIMINATED   First Ballot Should Diselose Deadlock Between Leading Contenders Is Belief

JOHNSON TS OUT ~ SAYS LAWRENCE   May Try to Stampede. ihe Convention, But Will Fei! as ‘in 1912   NOMINATE GNE OF 3IX   Writer Thinks It Will We Wood, Hoover, Taft, Hughes, Sproul or Lowden

PRIZE GOING TO ONE OF SIX MEN   DAVID LAWRENCE PUTS LIMIT IN REPUBLICAN KRACK,   HUGHES AND TAFT IN RUNNING   Thee (ome Hoover, General \. ovd aed Gevernors Spree! and Loewécao—tLatier Two May Lead at Start.

COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE RUSSIAN TRAD   UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AUTHORIZES INQUIRY.

WOULD RESUME RUSSIAN TRADE   U. S$. Chamber of Commerce Authorizes Committee to Investigate Possibility.

U3, CHAMBER, OF COMMERCE IN CONVENTION   Proposes to Send Group tc Study Russian Trade Prospects   APPEAL MADE FOR : ELECTRIC RAILWAYS   Increased Use of Such Lines _for Freight and Passengers Urged

SEND ENVOYS TO RUSSIA TO OPEN TRADE CHANNELS   United States Chamber o Commerce Authorizes the  ee ener omy

U.S. TRADE WITH RUSSIA IS SOUGHT   Chamber of Commerce tc . Appoint Commission to Investigate   WILL TRAVEL TO: EUROPE    Foreign Commerce Group Says Soviet Government is a ‘Yalling Regime”

RESUMPTION OF TRADE WITH RUSSIA WILL BE UNDERTAKEN BY C OF C   Commission Authorized to Go to Russia to Undertake Move.

CHAMBER PROPOSES TRADE WITH RUSSIE   Board of Directors Authorize Appointment of Commission to Go to Europe.   SOVIET ‘FAILING REGIME

TO INVESTIGATE TRADE SITUATION AMONG RUSSIANS   U.S. Chamber of Com. merce Desires Informa: tion as to Possibility of Opening Up Commerce  -~with Nation.

U.S. BUSINESS TC SEND ENVOYS 10 SEEK RUSS TRADE   Chamber Of Commerce Authorizes Commission For Purpose.

U3, CHAMBER 10 SEND ENVOYS ON AUSS TRADE QUIZ   Foreign Trade Group Sees Ret Regime Fall, Resolves for Commerce Resumption. 

WILL WAGE WAR ON PARLORBOLSHEVIKS   U. S. to Prosecute Aliens Urging Radicalism.   Department of Justice Officials, Armee With Broader Powers, Begin Drive Against Boisheviki.

URiVE UN BOLSHEVISM   U. S. TO PROSECUTE PARLOR VARIETY OF REDS,   New Law Arms Department of Justice With Broader Powers in Dealing With Aliens.

BROAD POWERS FOR CONTROL RADICALS GIVEN GOVERNMENT   Armed With Many New Powers the Department of Justice is Planning to Cover The Situation Thoroughly Ror Our Safety’e Salre.

DEPARTMENT GETS BROADER POWERS BY EXCLUSION ACI   Cempaign to Be Aimed At Theoretical Red and the Parlor Bolshevik.   SEEP OUT UNDESIRABLES   Orders Issued for Strict Watch on Activities of Radicals Over Country.

PALMER STARTS NEW DRIVE ON RADICALS   “Theoretical Reds” and “Par lor Bolsheviks” to be Made Taraet.   HAS BROADENED POWERS.

BOLSHEVIKI DRIVE WITH ADDED POWER   Is Determined Upon by the Powers In Washington, D. C.

Now Department of Justice Will Go _ After the “Parlor Bolshevik” in U.S.

U. S. TO PROSECUTE PARLOR  VARIETY OF REDS,    New Law Arms Department of Justice With Broader Powers in Dealing With Aliens. 

A NEW RED DRIVE   Department of Justice Now Is Chasing “Parlor Bolshevikt”’

NEW DRIVE OX PARLOR “REDS   Broadened Powers Provided by Alien Act Sets Justice Department In Action.

PARLOR BOLSHEVIK IS OBJECT OF NEW ORIV      Department of Justice Fro claims Another Move Against Reds in America.   POWERS ARE BROADENED

ANNOUNCE NEW DRIVI: AGAINST RADICALISM   Will Go After Theoretical  : Red and igen gay se —_ Department of Justice is   Armed With Rroadened Powers.

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE * ALORTS VIGOROUS POLICY.   Special Attention WHI be given“to the Parlor Socialists Who In: stizate Lawless Acts.

TO BEGIN DRIVE ON PARLOR BOLSHEVIK   United States Preparing to Roun ‘Up Radicals of Byery Clase.

‘DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OPENS NEW FIGHT AGAINST: RADICALS      Orders Issued For Strict Watch On Activities Of Those Who Spread Anarchistic Theories; Officers Will Act Under New Alien Exclusion Law.

NEW DRIVE AGAINST RADICALISM UNDER NEW LAW IS ORDEREL   “Theoretical Reds” and “Parlor Bolsheviki” Special Objects of Order.

BOLSHEVISTS OF PARLOR VARIETY TO BE SILENCED   New Drive on Radicalism Un der Alien Act is Announced

GREGG TOWNSHIP S. 8S. CONVEN. TION TO BE HELD AT HALL   COURT NEWS

LOGAL FLYING FIELD MAY BE ESTABLISHE   Indianapolis Firm Seeking Place Near Bloomington Which Willi Serve as Landing Field.

NOT SOVIET MOVEMENT   Leaders in Dusseldorf Emphaaiar Purpese of Move.

Leaders in Control of Dusseldort Deny Leanings Towards Soviet Government.   ARE DETERMINED TO CRUSH MILITARISM   Claimed That Movement is Not an Uprising or a Revolution.

HEAVY FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN RUHR DISTRICTS   Cpponents Of Govern ment Deny Communistic Intentions.

LENDERS INalal NOT COMMUNISTS   Consider Soviets Impossible and Dangerous—Protest Military Movement.   Want Government to Uphol People’s Rule Expressed In Elections.

LEADERS INAUHR PEVOLT OEY THEY WANT SOVIET FORM   “We Want to Do Away With Militarism” Associated Press Repcrter is Told   WORKINGMEN READY - TO BATTLE, CLAIM   Communist Léader Orders All Former Service Men to-Report for Duty

Present Movement Among Germans Not Communistic   Leaders Say Soviets in Country Would Be Danger: ous and That the Only Object Is To Rid the  Country of Militarism. ¢

EVOLT LEADERS DENY THEY ARE COMMUNISTS   Insist They Are Workmen And Against All Militarism.

RULE OF SOVIET IN REVOLT DENIED BY PEPMIAN WORKIIEN   DESIRE IS TO DO AWA’ WITH M ILITARISM, A DETRS ASSERT.   NOT COMMUNISTS   Vote of Distrust Against Gov ernment Instigated Move- ment.

THEIR. OWN LANDLORDSS   Chicago Men Buy an Apartment -Honse to Avold- Hizh Rent.

Contin to. “Reduce ‘Rent   Chicagin Men, Say Apurtinent Thouse. And ‘Tra It an, Cone Vin.

GARDNER STARTS TO INVESTIGATE COAL SHORTAGE   Governor Takes Up Matter With Attorney General McAlister.   SUGGESTS APPOINTING FUEL ADMINISTRATOR   Has No Power to Act, Howev er, Except in Emergency  and Situation is BecomIng Alnorming.

GARDNER STARTS. 10 INVESTMATE «CAL SHORTAGE      TAXES UP MATTER GENERAL

SINN FEIN NEGO‘ CIA'TIONS   Premior Lloyd-George Opens Way fur  Truce in Ivish Hoastilities~—Some Cabinet Ministers Object.

LLOYD GEORGE CFEKING TRUCE   Begins Peace Negotiations with Sinn Fein.   AN ANNOUNCEMENT . MADE IN LONDON  :   English Premier Ignores Cabinet in His Action.   Several Ministers Make Protest  Against Negotiations with the  Irish Leaders, It Is Authoritatively Stated Today.

CASUALITIES IN TRELAND DURING ThE FAST MONTH   Sinn Fein List Shows That 56 British Soldiers and Pelicemen Were Killed.

ILLOYD-CEORGE WANTS TRUCE   PEACE PARLEYS WITH THE SINN FEINERS GOING ON CONSTANTLY,

PEACE PARLEY WITH IRELAND HAS BEGUN   TRECE MAY BE MADE SOON WITH SINN PEIN.   Premier Lndertakes Negetiations Without Consulting Cabinet Metabers and Resentment is Welt.

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH SNN FEINERS   Premier Lloyd-George Hopefu Of Securing A Truce In Irish Hostilities.

URGES WOMEN TO. ~ JOIN OLD PARTIES   Mrs. Catt: And: Other  “Women ” Voters’: Leaders Against: Sep‘arate Voting: Orexanization.:

WOMEN URGED TOSTAND BY. ALD PARTIES   “Get in Them and Make Them What You Want Them.”

WOMEN DPPOGE A NEW PART   Alignment With Existing Or ganizations Urged by Suffrage Ass'n Successor.

DON'T JOH RANKS OF STANDPATIERS,  WOMENARE WAPNE   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cat . Points Out Way for New : Voters in Politics

WOMEN VOTERS URGED TO ALIGN WITH OLD PARTY   Do Not Form New Or ganization League is Cautioned.

OPPOSE A WOMENS PARTY.      League of Wemen Voters Sees No Neel For Own, Party.

Leaders Favor. Alignment With Existing Political Parties, Though . They Urge Individuality.

WOMEN NOT TO FORM ~ PARTY OF THEIR OWA      Vill Affliate With Party of  Pheir Choice, New Associa tion Decides at Chiecuco,

WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE NOT TO BE POLITICAL   LEAGUE LEADERS URGE WOMEN TC JOIN ONE OF EXISTING PARTIES BUT NOT TO KNEEL

LEADERS OPPOSE WOMAN’SPARTY   Suffrage Chiefs Recommend Women Affiliate With The Older Parties.

HEAVY VOTING IN NEW YORK CITY AND THE EAST   National Republienn and Democratie Headquarters Prepare for 4 Leng Wait and Long  Nigh;

UNPRECEDENTED VOTE 18. BEING CAST OVER U. 8. IN PRESINENTIAL RACE      Women Casting Ballot for First Tirte Appear Early at-Polls Weather Conditions Bad in East and Midwest— Poth Chairmen Confident.

REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT THAT RESULT IN TODAYS ELECTION WILL NOT BE CLOSE ENUF TO WARRANT FEAR OF WEATHER

INGEEMIENT WEATHER PUTS VOTERS 10 TEST   INDICATIONS — ARE THAT UNUSUALLY HEAVY VOTE WILL BE POLLED AND WOMEN ARE VOTING IN BIG NUMBERS

AMERICAN PEOPLE GOING TO POLLS T0 -DRLIVER VERDICT   ' Early Indications in the East of 2  Large Vote—Weather Reports Scanned For Effect.

MILLIONS GO TO POLLS 10 VOTE TODAY   Indications Are That Balloting Will Be Heavy in East.

Unprecedented Vote All Over Country   Many Women Are the First in Line in Many . Parts of the ' -Country.

GREATEST BATTLE -OF BALLOTS EVER  WAGED ON TODAY   Millions of People at.Polls to Deliver Verdict on Issues of the 1920 Campaign— Many Women at Polls Early.

3 WORKMEN KILLED IN FALL   Scaffold Collapses in Chicago—Man Hurled to Death.

FALL KILLS THREE WORKMEN   Chicage Men Kilted ineeantly Wher Scaffold en Which They Were Werking Cellapee.

Chicago Men Killed Instantly Wher Scaffold on Which They Were Working Collapsed.

FALL KILLS THREE WORKMEN   Chicago Men Killed Instantly Wher Scaffold or Which They Were Worltwng Collapsed.

Connecticut Troops Called Out to Guard Bridges and Public Buildings—Radicals Threaten to Blow Up Structures, It Is Said

RED CAVALRY ; OCCUPY TAGANROD   Soviet Forees Captured Enommnous  Booty, Including Mere ‘Phan A& OOO Prisaners.

TAGANADG 15 QGCUPIED BY AED CAVALRY   Great Quantity of Munition: and Materials Falls Into Hands of Bolsheviki

ITALY SEES CIVIL WAR PERIL FROM POET D’ANNUNZIO   Fiume Dictator Want: * Principally Recognition Of Acts.

WAR ISURGED BY D’ANNUNZIO   Asks Fiume Citizens to Re sist Attacks of Reculars

LOCAL ACADEMY STUDENTS SEE THE ACCIDENT    Forest City Dare-Devil and Two Passengers Escape Death Mir  aculously.

BURTON HOLMES ‘TALKS  Noted Lecturer to rer €0 Give Talks.on War Suffering Europe

BURTON HOLMES TALKS  ‘Noted Lecturer to Give Talks on War Suffering Europe

Anti-Saloon League Advocates Gove ernment Confiscation of Whisky in Bond.

PLAN TO SEIZE PRIVATE STOGK AND PAY OWNER   Anti-Saloon League Has : Brand New Scheme on Tap

PROPOSAL MADE FOR SEIZURE OF BONDED LIQUOF   Anti-Saloon League May Request Congress to Pass Law Forcing Sale of Stocks.

JOSEPH H. HAAS   His Record as Recorder of! Deeds Is One of Service

 JOSEPH H. MAAS  His Record us Recorder 0 Beeds Is One of Service

Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil Bottled In The Laboratory   Genuine Is Sold  Only, In Bottles lainly Labelled Kelloge’s.

PREDICT FURTHER OUTLAW  STRIKES   **Ont law’? Organization of the Country Voting Whether or Not to Remain Cnt

OUTLAWS VOTING TODAY ON STAY OUT OB RETURI   Indications: Are the Meh Will Fight to Finish

OUTLAW STRIKERS RENEW EFFORTS   INSURGENT RAIL #WORKER WOULD TIE UP TRANSPORTATION AGAIN THIS FALL

“Outlaw” Strike To Be Continued, Vote Indicates   4. E. Reading Says Railroad Switchmen and Enginemen Will Fight to Finish—Some Apply for Old Jobs—Hard Caal Miners Still C onsider Situation. '

STRIKE WON rN THE   SWITCHMES ARE  VOTING ON WHETHER TO sPrAY OUT on Go BACK  may WORh.  ‘OUTLAW   MAY CONTINUE STRIA   Latest Returns From Vote Taker Yesterday Indicate a Decisiol To Remain Our—Fight ta. Binish Planne “al.

CONTINUATION OF RAILROAD STRIKE BEING VOTED ON   8,000 Chicago Men Cast Ballots, And Result Ts Close   NONEFFECTIVE HERE   Loeal Railroad Managers Say Positions Are Already Filled

PREDICTS “OUTLAW” STRIKE WILL CONTINUE   H. E.. Reading. President Engine men’s Association, Believes Men . Favor Fight te Finish.   FINAL DECISION WEDNESDAY

OUTLAWS’ RESUME WORK   ‘Switchmen Vote to End Strike ' Started in March.

EXPECT THE _ OUTLAW STRIKE TO CONTINUE   SWITCHMEN ARE TAKING VOTE TODAY TO DETERMINE STAND OF THE MEMBERS.      The Vote in Chicago Taken Sunda: Showed the Chicago “Outlaws” Favored a Fight to the Finish.

RAI! “QUT! AWS” VOTE TODAY ON RESUMING WORK   Chicago Switchmen Favor Fight to Finish---To Know Re- sult Wednesday   BROOKLYN TROLLEY. STRIKE IN. 3D WEEK

UUTLAW STRIKE STILL HAMPERS NATION'S ROADS   Switchmen Probably Wil! Continue tc Make Transportation Difficult by) Staying Away From Jobs, Says ths Head of Enginemen’s Union.   Otwliaws Now Voting on Return to Work With Little Likelihood of Giv. ing in Chicago Union Strong for Fin. ish Fight is Declaration.

Kirby McRill’s Romance IS Shattered 44 Years Unkissed: He Stavs ‘That Wav iss Long, Long Walk Back to Kansas

WANT ONE MAIN LIANE   RAILWAY MEN WILL FIGHT ANY REDUCTION IN WAGES   Shea Declares There Is Plar on Foot to Act as Soon as Roads Are Turned Back tc Private Owners March 1

JAYS FAILWAYS PLAN CUT IN PAY   Direct Charges are Made by Timothy Shea   WAGES NOT ADEQUATE   But Conspirators Plan Reduc tion and Would Attempt Suppression of Strikes by Wholesale Prosecutions — Denounces Cummins Bil! and Arbitration Clause.

SUMMING BILL 1S ROUNDLY SCORED BY TIMOTHY SHEA   SAYS RAILROAD MANAGERS HAVE ADMITTED THAT REDUC. TIONS WILL BE MADE   WOULD BLIGHT STRIKES   Pxecutive Also Denies That Workers on Transportation Lines Are “Best Paid Men in Country Today

UNION GHIEES QUENT MENAGL (IF GRAVE SORT   FIREMEN’S PRESIDENT, WITH SAM GOMPERS, PREDICTS POSSIBLE RAIL WAR.   Gompers Says Effort to Repress As..pirations of Workers Cannot Succeed—Shea Denies that Pay In Railway Work Is Abnormal and Declares There is Fear of a Cat.

SHEA CHARGES CONSPIRACY BY RAIL MONARCHS   Says They Will Attempt te Reduce Wages and Choke Off Strikes.

SEES PLOT TO REDUCE PAY    Brotherhood Official Assails Cummins Bill as Part of Conapiracy Against  Labor,

FIREMEN'S PRESIDENT, WITH SAM GOMPERS, PREDICTS POSSIBLE RAIL WAR.

IN FEAR OF RETURN OF OLD WAGE SCALE   BROTHERHOOL CHIEF SAYS SERTAIN ROADS PLAN IT.   Dreads Passing of FPreperties te Private Ownership as Meaning a Bid fer Strikes and Metheds ef Coercion.

BAILBOADS PLAN REDUCE WAGES   Roads Wil Cut Pay Envel opes After Return, Says _._.....imothy Shea..

DIRECT CHARGE MADE BY SHEI   Railroads Said to Be Planning to Reduce Wages,   CUMMINS MEASURE ATTACKED

GUNNS BILL 13 DENOUNCED BY TIMOTHY SHEE   Outcome of Conspiracy to Reduce Wages, Head of Firemen’s Brotherhood Says.   PRESENT SCHEDULE TO END WITH FEDERAL CONTROL   Denies Railroad Men Are Highest Paid Class of Workers in Country, Saying Wages Have Inereased Only Forty-tive Per Cent Against Ninety Per Cent for Cost of Living,

DECLARES nAILROAD HEADS TO mT PAY   Timothy Shea Makes Charges Against “Certain Railroad” Pans When Lines Returned to Private Owners   QUMMINS BILL BRANDED OUTCOME OF CONSPIRACY   Gompers Declares Unions Did Wore to Prevent Strikes Than Any Other Agency

RAILROADS WILL CUT WAGES SAYS PRESIDENT SHEE   Acting Head of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Declares He Has the Evidence.   GOMPERS DEFENDS ORGANIZED LABOR

CHARGES RAILROADS PLAN A DECREASE IN WAGES TO EMPLOYES   Reduction Planned on Return of Roads to Private Ownership — is the Claim.   DENOUNCES CUMMINGS  — AN AID OF THE OWNERS   Acting President of Firemen Says Plan is Wholesale Arrest for Strikers.

CUMMING BILL 10 GUT WAGED SHEA ASSERTS   SAYS ROADS PREPARED TO RE DUCE WAGES AS SOON AS CONTROL REGAINED   Compulsory Abritration Feature 0. Measure Attacked By The Firemen’s President

RAILROADS. PLAN T0 CUT WAGE SCALES   Timothy Shea,: President Locomotive Firemen and: Enginemen, Asserts This’ Is ‘Reason. For  Pasininiee Miao nn.”   OUTCOME “OF CONSPIRACY   Denies Railroad Men.” Highest . ‘Paid Class Of ~ Workers—No * Danger: Of Strike Unless. Pro i waked Ry.  eoiclation.   GOMPERS DEFENDS WORKERS

“CONSPIRACY” T0 CUT RAIL WAGES ATTACKED   Head of B. L. F. & E. Charge: Owners Plan to Reduce Pay When They Receive Roads

Brotherhood Leader Joins With Gompers in Denouncing Compulsory Arbitration——Claims That Conspirators Would Attempt Suppression of Strikes by Wholesale Prosecutions.

CHARGES GERTAIN STEAM LINES PLAN SLICING OF WAGES   Timothy Shea, Acting Head o Big Brotherhdod, Says Railroads Will Make Cut When Roads Return.

ECGROPE MUST GO_TO WORK, HOUSTON SAYS..  BY UWTERNATIONAL WEWS GERVICE. TEAL®ENn wie TO TETROURE

NAVAL FORGE OF 688 ~ SHIPS RECOMMENDED   91,000 MEN ARE NEEDED T0 KEEP "FORCE AT SEa, WITH BUT 65 PER CENT COMPLEMENT.

URGES NAVY OF 638 SHIPS   ‘Admiral Koontz, Chief of Operations, Bases His Proposals on World Conditions.

National Blue Sky: # Law Now. Plannec   Ri Aimed at Fake Stock. Promotion Schemes Entroaducest tn Senate Ta).

NATIONAL BLUE ONY BILL AMD AT FAKE SCHEME   Senator Kenyon Introduces Measure to Check Fraudulent Stock Concerns

Senator Kenyon Introduces Bill Te Protect Public From Wary Stock Salesmen.

Iowa Senator Is ‘After the “Fak , Stock Promoters. Who. Are’ ~ Reaping Harvest 

BLUE SKY LAW IN THE SENATE   Senator Kenyon Introduces Measure to Thwart Fake Stock and Securities Salesmen

WANT MEASURE. TOEAT FAKERS OF THE GOUNTRY   National Blue Sky Bill I Asked by — Sen- . gator

WANTS UNCLE SAM 10 CURB FAKE STOCKS   SENATOR KENLON HAS BILD DE SIGNE Db TO MAKE FARE STOCK, PROMOTING RISKY

CAN’T USE PORCELAIN PFENMINGS IN GERMANY   PROPOSAL TO USE PORCTLAIN GIVEN UP AS NoT FEASIRIX<.

OUIT PORCELAIN PROJECT   iGermet's Are Advised Agaiast Glazed Coins

Crew of Submarine Rescued After Two. Days’ Imprisonment Beneath the Ocean

UNDERSEA GRAFT: BELOW 35 HOURS   Chance Discovery of Buoy By Lookout Led to Rescue  of Crew. %   NONE OF CREW IS HURT

CREW OF U.S. SUB RESCUED   Thirty Men Snatched ~ From Death on the « @cean’s Bottom”:   -REGOVER GRAFT

More Than Fortystwo Henrs “Held by a Disabled Vessel.   TELEPHONE BUOY WAS USED     Amatuer Operator Picked up the Measaze Off Conaecticut Const

BELL IN SMALL BU TELLS OF 8-5'S Pl       Amateur Wireless Picked Up Fi of Disag

Vorld War Invention Saves Thirty Lives is Sabmarine Wreck:   oy With Bell and Buzzer Device Sounds Danger Call---U. S. Vessels Are Rushed  > Rescue from Philadelphia and Atlantic ‘orts

TELEPHONE BUOY, NEW WAR DEVICE, SAVES SAILORS   Crew of Steamer Attracted by Gong Off Buoy of Disabled Submarine   SUBMERGED BOAT RAISED   Amateur Wireless Operator Spreads Help Call and Steamers Race to Aid

DEVICE INVENTED FOR WAR DEFFATS DEATH IN MISHAP   Buoy Carries Call Fo. Help From Jackies Trapped Under Sea.

SAVED AFTER TWODAYS IK VESSEL DEEP HW ATTANTIE   Commander Cooke Is Last to Leave the Doomed Submarine   ARMY TRANSPORT ANSWERS S. 0. S. CALL   Air Is Pumped Into Sub merged Ship Through Holes

BUZZER BUCY AND WIRELESS GAVE dO FROM DEATH BOAT   Crew of Helpless Submarine Taken From Qcean Prison Before Death Comes.   AVENUE OF ESCAPE VIA TORPEDO TUBE CUT OFF   Army Diver Stuck at Botton  Nearly Two Days as Lone Signal Called Help.

CREW OF DAMAGED SUBMARINE SAVED   MEN ON S53 PENNED AT : BOTTOM OF: ATLANTIC 3-638) C HOURS   NEW DEVICE GOT AID)   ‘Telephone Buoy-- Was Sighted dy ‘the Transport Goethals and Rescue Followed   Wireless From the Goethals Was Picked Up by: Amateur_Operataor on Shore E

SAVED FROM GRAVE AT BOTTOM OF ATLANTIG   Submarine Under Waves ant Cannot Rise but All Aboarc Rescued at Last :

CREW OF S-5 ARE TRAPPED UNDER SEA   Thrilling Rescue of Men From Disabled Sub Staced Today   SUBMERGED 35 HOURS   Air Jumped Through Hole Prolongs Lives; Destroyers to Reseue

TELEPHONE BUOY SAVED THE CREW   v S_SURMARINE 8-5 SUB.-  MERGED 35 HOURS. —   CREW ‘HAD SUFFERED FROM  IMPURE AIR.   ‘Otherwise They Felt Fine—RBao; ” ‘Was an‘ Untried Invention of no the World War. 

BUZZER BUOY BRINGS AID IN TIME TO. SAVE ALL   Craft Up-nded, Hole Bored in Side to Pump in New Oxygen.   CREW’S HOPE GONE AS HELP ARRIVED

AFTER 35 HOURS LOOKOUT ON TRANSPORT SEES BOUY DISTRESS SIGNAL AND HELP IS GIVEN

BUOY WAS ALARM   DUM? WAS ALAININ     gi When Craft Sunk =* Warming Bell Was Set Adrift---Passing Ship Went to Res CC EPEX:..

AFTER BEING LOCKED 2 DAY: IN WRECK   TELEPHONE BUOY SAVIOUR   Members of Crew. In Bad Shape But Unhaurt

CHEW OF CRIPPLED SUB-MARINE. SAVES AFTER 42 HOURS SPENT UNDER THE ATLANTIC’S WAVES      Amateur Wireless Operator Picks Up Call for Help; After Phone Buoy Had .. Souiided. Warning

Rescued When Hope Is Almost Given Up Thru Buoy Developed During World War—Signal Sighted by, Passing Ship and Aid Called

And. is Now: ‘Baing: Towed: ee Pott _Liout: Commander Cook: Last Man.

SHIPS RELEASE CREW LOCKED IN U.S. SUB 2 DAYS   Amateur Wireless Operator Picks Un S. O. S. Call of Disabled Boat   HELD BENEATH OCEAN   U-BOAT IS UPENDED AND HOLE BORED THRU PLATE TO BRING AIR TO SUFFERING MEN.

LOCKED TWO DAYS IN DISABLED BOAT   Bell, Buzzer and PheneBuoy Told of Their Plight

Grappling Hooks Caught Stern of Submarine and She Was Lifted to Ocean Surface; Crew All Suffering From Lack of Air; Small Buoy, 2 Developement of World War, Gave [len Chance for Life  v

QUBMARINE GREW TWO DAYS UNDER OCEAN   Brave Men Rescued After Plight is Told by Wireless from Bottom of the Sea; Steel Fish Caught by Tail and Air Pumped to Victims Justin Time

MEN TAKEN SAFELY FROM DISABLED CRAFT   Invention Developed During the War Was Means of Saving Men on Board the S-5—Craf on  Tow for Delaware Capes.

UB GREW [5 24 RESCUED IN EK OE TIME   Death Was Near Yank Sailors Locked in Disabled Vessel Under Ocean for Two Days   ALL AR® TAKEN OFF CRAPT!   Amateur Wireless Operator at Farmington Picked Up 8. 0. 8. That Brot Rescue.

RADIO FLASHES. THRILLING TALE - OF SUBMARINE   Amateur - Wireless: ” Operator ~ Catches Call for Help” : From Vessel   SUBMERGED VESSEL _ ~DRAWN' TO. SURFACE   Members of Crew: Escape to Safety From-Hole Cut -”* in. Stern.

SUBMARINE SUNK AND CREW OF THRIY IMPRISONED UNDER OCEAN   Submerged For 36.Hours and When in Precarious Condition For Want of. Ait Saved By Crew of the Army Transport, General Goethals—’Twas a Close Call.

THIRTY RESCUED FROM U, S. “SUB”   Officers and Crew From Sunken Submarine S-5 Taken Aboard Steamer.   SAVED BY TELEPHONE BUOY   Men Imprisoned in Underwater Craft for Twe Days Before Being Pulled Through Hole in Hull—Boat Is Towed Ashore.

CREW SAVED AFTER 44 HOURS UNDER. WATER   Small Buoy in Path of Steamer Discloses, Plight 0] Submarine 8-5 and Leads to Rescue.

Telephone Device Developed During the World War Saved Sub -merged Men -~ Navy Department Notified

REOUUERS OAVE CHEW OF SUB S  Spent Nearly Two Day Locked in Disabled Vessel Beneath the Ocean.   Small Bouy and Vigilance of Lookout Gave Men Their Chance for Life.

OFFICERS AND MEN OF 9:5 END UNDER SEA STAY   SPENT NEARLY TWO DAYS _sIN DISABLED VESSEL   NINE HOURS ELAPSED SINCS INTIMATION OF PLIGHT WAS HAD   Lieut. Commander C. M. Cook Wa the Last to Leave the Vessel for the Succoring Steamer; Amateur Picks Up Distress Call

Manner of Rescue Out -Does _ Wildest Dreams of Movie Writer's Imagination.  :   Buoy Invented During War s Spied by Lookout On Pass: ing Boat.

30 MEN LOCKED  IN DISABLED SUB PECCHEN AT NICHT:   Beli and Buzzer Device Cast Loose, Another Ship Gets Messave, -.

SUBMARINE CREW IS RESCUED AFTER TWO DAYS UNDER WATER   New Signalling Device Saved Their Lives — Difficult Rescue.

WAR INVENTION “TELLS OF PLICHT   Small Buoy, With Bell and Buzzer Device, Cut Loose When Vessel Went Down   Lookout of Transport At tracted By Bell Investigate and Leaums of Sinkine

VANE dS FROM TRAPPED U-H0AT   Bore Hole in Vertical Hull of Submerged §-5.   CREW TAKEN ABOARD SHIP   Saved by Telephone Buoy After Being imprisoned in Underwater Craft Two Days—Disabled Boat Is Towed Ashore.

UREW OF UNDERSEA GRAFT RESCUED BY AN ARMY TRANSPORT   Keen Eye of Lookout or Trans pert, Gene:al Gocthals, Saves Lives of Thirty Men.   TWO DAYS UNDER WATER   Grappling Hooks Attached to Submarine and Air Hole Bored Through Her Plates

SUBMARINE CREW OF 30 ARE RESCUED   S-5 Is Brought to Top After 35 Hours Sub mergence.

HITCHCOCK IS IN CONFLICT WITH WILSOR   Does Not Agree With President On Univer-  sal Training,   THE SOLID SOUTH  THREATENS BREAK   ) Democratic Congressmen From That Section Opposed to President’s Policy.

BREAK WITH PRESIDENT WILSON:   By Senators on Universal or Com:pulsory Military Training.

WORLD LOANS, ALLIED PLAN   Leaders Agree on International Is sues Based on German Revenues, is Report.

NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES AMOUNT TO $21,885,480,000   Increase of More Than Quarter of Billion Over Corresponding Date Year Ago. Deposits Are Larger.

NATIONAL BANK’ FINANCIAL REPOR'   Comptroller Of Currency Issue Report Showing Increases And Decreases.

REDUCTION SHOWN ~APBANK REPORTS   RESOURCES SHOW DECREASI FROM JUNE, BUT INCREASE -  QVER 1919.

WOMEN’S HATS NECESSARY.   Profiteering in Millinery Violates Lever Act, Says Ojficial.

HAT A NECESSITY      This Blow to Husbands Given By Justice Department.

WOMEN’S HATS ARE NECESSITY   Govermment Agent So Rales ia Test Deetsion of Lewer Act.

$10,000,000 GOLD FOR U. S.   Ship Bearing Valued Cargo From Lon. don Reaches Halifax on Way  to New York.

CHANCES FOR BOUT SLIM.   Title Match Will Probably Not be Fought This Year, Kearns Says.

N0 EARLY GO BETWEEN  CHAMP ‘AND CARPENTIER   ‘Dempsey and Frenchman Will Not  Meet Until Next Year, if Ever, Says Kerns.

CARPENTIER AND DEMPSEY FIGHT SNOT LIKEL   There Will Be No Bout Between These Two Pugs Before Next Year, “If Ever.” Says Jack Kearns.

PAUSPEGTS FOR FIGHT NOT GOOD   Dempsey and Carpentier Still Are Far Apart   BATTLE IS UNLIKELY   Before Next Year, if Ever Says American Champion’s Manager—Frenchman wil Sail for Home Saturday and Return Here in September to Box Battling Levinsky

CARPENTIER-DEMPSEY FIGHT PLANS FADING   Chance of Championship Bout Now Regarded As Unlikely Before Next Year, If Ever

GREEMENT WILL BE REACHE 0 QUICKLY   Confident There Will be No Suspension in Either Hard or Soft Coal Fields. .   COMMON SENSE WILL RULE IN NEGOTIATIONS   Bituminous Seale Way he Adopted Next Week, Head of Mine Workers Says, but Anthracite Bargaining Will Probably Extend Well into April—Interesis Public Protected.

President of United Mine Workers Been Confident That Satisfactory Agreements”. Between Workers and Operators About  Waves and Hours Will Be Reached   WILSON LAYS THE FOUNDATION

jenator Thomas Sterling, South Dakota, Will Introduce Bill at Coming Session of Congress to Create Federal Body With Power Over All Questions Concerning Immigrants,  Including Number to Be Admitted.      (Aseoctated Press Telegrapb and Cane Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

SOUTH DAKOTA SENATOR PLANS BAN TO ALIENS   Sterling Will Push Bill To Restrict Undesirable Immigration   WANTS FEDERAL BOARD PROTECTION OF AMERICAN LABOR. AND BARRING OF RADICALS  ARE REASONS.

WILL SEEK BOARD WITH FULL POWER ON IMMIGRATION   i Cae]? Led  Senator Sterling’s Decisior   Follows Visit to Ellis Tefand

HAS A PLAN TO CONTROL INFLOW   IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION IS - PURPOSE OF THE BILL.   SIX MEN WOULD LIMIT ADMIS. "SION TO UNITED STATES,   South Dakotan Promises Action at Early Foint In Coming Session of Congress.

PLANS U. S. EMIGRANT BOARD   Senator Sterling of South Dakota to Introduce Measure in the Senate.

immigration Board With Wide Powers Proposed by Senator Sterling of N. D

NEW RESTRICTIONS ON ARRIVALS ARE INTENDED =   Attempts on Warehouses Held To Be Due to Sinn Fein: Lumber Yards in Peril .

QN GUARD AT GATES   Senator Proposes Radical Change in Immigration System——Would Adopt Safevuards.

OU, DAK. oENATOR PROPOSES BOARD DF INSAIGRATION   Would Have Full Power Ove All Questions Relating to Immiaration.

TO CONTROL TIDE OF IMMIGRATION   Nierth Daketa Senator to Intreduce Bul Creatine a Reculating . Board

UNEMPLOYED AND SINN FEIN BOTH MENACING   Civilian Constabulary Held in Readiness to Co-operate With Police   RUSH FOR INSURANCE   evenness  CORDON OF POLICE THROWN AROUND BUCKINGHAM PALACE TO PROTECT ROVALTY

Elaborate Safeguards Are Erected Against Possible Destruction of Property; Transform City Into Armed Camp; Unemployed  In Ugly Temper: Reprisals Continue   WILL INTERN IRISH PRISONERS

Federation of Labor Opens Annual State Gonvention at Cleburne; Governor Attend:

OPENED LABOR CONVENTION   \Gov. Hobby and Labor Commissioner Deliv ered Addresses

Will Fly from San Diego to Panama Starting from      California on

WOMAN SUED FOR DIVORCE SAYS SHE IS WIFE’S TWIN   Tells Man Who Thought Him. self Her Husband His Real Wife is Dead,

Condition of Iowa’s Senio! Senator is Reported Much Improved Today.

FRENGH CHARGE ISSUES DENIAL   Diplomatic Represeritative of Nation Says no Official Approached Sen. ator Harding; On Own Authority Says Statement is Incorrect.

FRENGH CHARGE Al WASHINGTON DENIES HARTING   No Representative Has Approached the Candidate, Embassy Official Says   PRESIDENT’S LETTER ANSWERED BY HARDING   -ENATOR GOT WORDS CONEUS MD, SAYING SPOKFSME? WERE SENT TO AIM BU’ NOT MUANING JUST THAT,

GONSIDER REPLY 10 HARDING   Wilson May Make Fur ther Statement  DENIAL BY FRANCE  eee  Harding Answers Query of President   (Bulletin)

OFFICAL DENIAL MADE BY EMBASS   French. Official Assures. U.. Ss Government No- Official Talked With Harding. .   President, ‘Witson Will Probably: Reply to Harding's tatament, .

Head of French Embassy De clares Hardings’ Statement Incorrect.   EXPECT ANOTHER LETTER   Wilson May Reply to Hardihg’s Explanation of His Original Snearh.

OLDEST REGULAR YANK DEAC      Sergt. Joseph Dunwoody, Ninety-Sev en, Dies at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D. C.

FORCESSHORT BU: Y. ER TOPA ¥ -OVERMILLI ‘ON   Allen. A, Ryan -Setties. Witt Stutz Buyeks and. Pockets Million. arid Half: Profit

RYAN CUT NICE BIG MELON   New oYrk Banker Adds Over Million and Half to Wealth by Reason of Carner in Stets Moter.

RYAN CLEANS UP ON STUTZ STOCK   Adds $1,650,000 to Wealth From Shorts.

RYAN IS WINNER OF STUTZ FIGHT IN STOCK MART  Settles With “Shorts” for Over Million Dollars.

WICLIGARMIADE... BY BROKER I STUTZ STOGK   Allan A. Ryan $1,650,000 Richer by Reason of Re cent Transactions

CONTROVERSY OVER STUTZ STOCK SETTLED   BROKERS IN EXCHANGE CASE WHO SOLD SHORT AGREE TO PAY RYAN. w

RYAN ADDS $1,650,000 TO HIS FORTUNE WHEN SQUEEZED SHORTS PAY UP.LOSSES

TOWNS EVACUATED AS REDS CONTINUE WESTWARD SWEEP   TELEGRAPH WIRES DOWN AND RAILROADS REPORTED CUT IN MANY PLACES.

BOOTLEGGING, “PROFITEERING AND ANARCHY      Constitute Great Triumvirate ti Be Put Out of Existence by Reformers   GATHER IN WASHINGTON TO PREPARE PROGRAI   Will Notify Leaders They Will Bolt Any Party That Fails to Measure Up ‘

REFORMERS GATHER AT CAPITOL — IN EFFORT TO LEGISLATE ALL VICE FROM BORDERS OF COUNTY

THROWS A SCARE INTO WETS   Threat to Wake Mesico Hone Ory  Caesing (onsternation.

RESOLUTE MAY: _ NOT RACE AGAIN   DEFENDER KEEPS CUP IN U. S.—NO CELEBRATION.

VICTOR GIVEN ROUSING WELCOME   (horus of Whistles Greets Res: olute As She Sails to Moor. ings After Beating Sham: rock.  Wors of Captain and Crew : Rou diy Praised by Yachts man.

RESOLUTE, CUP WINNER, TO BE DISMANTLED   Shamrock —IV’s Con. gqueror Will Sail No  More Races

DAYS OF RESOLUTE ARE NUMBERED; 10 BE JUNKED   Cup Lefender’s Career Wil Be Limited to Her Great Victory of Yesterday

OVATION FOR RESOLUTE   Vacht Which Defeated Shamrock Will Be Dismantied.

RESOLUTE MAY AEVERRE RAGED TN SEA AGAIN   Yacht Which Won 1920 Serie: to Be Dismantled, According to Plans’

W.K. VANDERBILT CONDITION IS NOW CRITICAI!   Noted Sportsmen, Taken fl at Auteuil Races, Grows

HIGH WIND DOES DAMAGE      Sioux City Busine Section Sus tains $100,000 Loss..

No Meeting of League Held Today   The Teague Adjourned Over to Give Timo. for Commltt"g Work to be Hann,

No Meeting of  League Held Today   Tho League Adjourned Over to Give ‘King for Committ g Work to be Doane.

SKIRTS GOING DOWN IN FALL   Nat fa Price But In Length—Americz WIIL Not Stand For Shorter Ones.

NEW BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT   Buenas Aires Hears Revolutionists Have Overthrown Regim:s—Generat Saavandra New President.

STRIVES TO CHECK INDUSTRIAL WAR   Labor Bureau Endeavoring to Head Off Strikes and ‘Lockouts.

LABOR DEPARTMENT AIDS   Cunningham Declares Fewer Strikes and Lockouts Now Than Since Refore Armiatice.

COLLEGE BOYS’ UP IN CONGRESS   Legislators Make Use of Ballo’ Result to Stage Sharp Tilt Over League.

COLLEGE VOTEON PEACE TREATY IS GIVEN IN SENATE   SENATOR HITCHCOCK OI NEBRASKA PRESENTS OFFICIAL FIGURES. —   Senator Edge of New Jersey, and Sen. ator McCormick of Llinois, Give Their Opin Taek

aye PCHOOCK STARTS TILT IX SENATE WHEN COLLEG  VOTE ON PACT 3s CIT

SENATE TILT ON COLLEGE VOTE ON THE PACE PACT   ; #  ‘SENATOR ‘HITCHCOCK SAYS  ANALYSIS SHOWS SENTIMENT AGAINST RESERVATIONS.   EDGE SAYS LEAGUE PROVIDED SPEAKERS    Charges League to Envoree Peace Intervened in Referendum By  Furnishing Material.

REGENT COLLEGE VOTE ON TREATY   How It Stirred Up the Sen. ate Until Shantung Question Arose.

‘Brief But ‘Spirited Tilt Occurs in Senate over’ College Vote on Treaty

HITCHCOCK STARTS A TILT IN SENATE   Presents Final Figures On College Treaty Vote and Makes Claims.

HOPE FOR AIR MEN,      Were Equipped For Hardships If The; Landed Safely.

MARTENS DEFIES THE COMMITTEE   REFUSES TO PRODUCE THE SE{ CRET INSTRUCTIONS.   Those Documents Have Been Hidder wnd Some of Them Destroyed, He Stated.

RUSSIAN RED ’ DEFIES SENATE   oviet Represewrative Retased  ‘Disélose Beeney: ‘Documents fx om. : x

MARTENS, SOVIET “AMBASSADOR”, 18 KEEPING SEGRETS   Refuses ta Disclose Instructions From His Government to Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

:: a A. K. Martens Defies Sub-Committee, Refusing To Disclose ! Instructions

“AMBASSADOR” MARTENS TELLS SENATE THAT HE WILL NOT GIVE UP DOCU MENTS.   SAYS SOVIET RULE IS BEST   Russia's Confiscation Justified by Statement That 150,000,000 Peo. ple Wanted to Do K—  ‘ Urged Socialisn.

LUDWIG DECLARES HE LIKES THE SOVIET FORM. OF GOVERNMENT BEST  "_: (By United Press)

AMBASSED0E baa per D IN PAPERS   DECLARES PART OF HIS INSTRUC' TIONS ARE SECRET AND HAVE. BEEN CONCEALED,

MARTENS REFUSES TO INFORM SENATE OF eQv'T SECRETS   Soviet Representative Not Very Enlightening in. Answer to Senate ‘Committee.

PROBERS DEFIED BY BOLSHEVIK AMBASSADOR   RUSS REPRESENTATIVE REFUSES TO DIVULGE SECRET CODE

SOVIET AMBASSADOR DEFIES SENATE COMMITTET   “Refuses to Disclose Secret Instructions Given Him by Rusclan Offieialc

GORDON CUMMING SHOT, WIFE IS UNDER ARRES)   Two of Five Bullets Fired at Forme: Virginia State Senator Took ViReot.

WIFE UNDER ARREST   Former State Senator of Virginia Shot and Fataily Wounded.

UMW. OFFICERS WILL BACK COAL PEACE, FORECAST   “All With Trouble to Free from Their Systems,” {s Decision of Lewis.

State Leaders Predict Adop _ tion of Terns Given Miners by Ninety Per Cent Vote.   WILL ~- ADJOURN ~~ SOON

SETTLEMENT 0 BE UPHELD   By Vote Of Bituminous Coal Miners   But Vote Will Sustain Action Of International Officers

PACUICT MINERS WILL AGREE 10  WILOUN'S PLAN   ENDORSEMENT OF STEPS TAKE’ TO END THE STRIKE IS FORECAST AT CONVENTION,

ACTION WILL “BE AFFIRMED   Convention of Officers of United Mine Work ers in Session

MINERS 18 ENDORSE OFFICERS: ACTION   Will Affirm Acceptance of President’s Proposal.

VOLUNTARY WAGE REDUCTIONS SUG ESTE ef   Mnyploves cf Pullman Car Company’   Shops Gffer (o Aecept Cuts in  WY.

(MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP OE TROLLEYS ASSAILED   ‘Blectric Railways, Meeting Com  petion of Motor Vehicles, Han. dicapped By City Regulations

ANOTHER YANKEE HELD FOR RANSOM ~ BY MEX, BANBITS   New York Firm Gets Re port From Its Officer: In Mexico.   WAS EMPLOYED AT MATIOM «8 PUT SUPERINTERBEIN   No_ Further Information Recéived Ré ng . Other Vi

HERE’S ONE CELLAR ~ THAT REMAINED FULI   But French are to Sell 8,000,000 Bottles of Champagne Owned by German.

BARON'S CELLAR YIELDS BOOZE BY WHOLESALE   Eight Millon Bottles of Cham pagne: To Be Sold on Aut tion Block.   Soldiers Depleted The German Cellars While Quar tered There.

WINE TO HIGH BIDDER   KIGHT MILLION BOTTLES OF AMUNNS EXTRA PRE   But the Sale Will Be Held in Paris And The Thirsty Here Can Only Wail .

10CK DER BUBBLES, VASSER! OCEANS OF IT! TONS OF IT: OH, HOW DRY 1 AM!

CHAMPAGNE FOR EVERYONE ‘WHO WANTS II   Eight Million Bottles to B Auctioned Off in Paris. .

Enough to Make a *  Fellow’s ‘Mouth Water   Eight Million Bottles of Champagn “on Sale; But it's in France. --

AUCTION DE MUMM WINE   anneal  Millions ef Botiles ef Champagne to be Sold by Government

8,000,000 BOTTLES °: OF CHAMPAGNE IN FRENCH “AUCTION   Wine Cellars .of. . Baroni D -Mumm to Go Under  Hammor

GRAND JURY INDICTS 7% FOUR PROMINENT MEN I  ‘‘LEAK’’ INVESTIGATI@”

ASSOCIATED PACKING C0. 10 BE DISSOLVED   Stupendous Fraud Perpetrated On People Of Iowa, Polk County Court Rules.

Declares Evidence Shows As. sociated Packing Company - Was Oganized for 5, Fraud — Orders af Liauidation

JUDGE ORDERS LIQUIDATION OF THE ASSETS   Another Chapter Written To _ day in Tangled Affairs of Associated Packing Co.

COURT RULED OUT HARPER'S WEEKLY   SUBSCRIPTIONS WAS NOT AN ISSUE IN THE NEWBERRY CAMPAIGN,

LAFOLLETTE PLATFORM IS ANTI-LEAGUE   WISCONSIN SENATOR’S DELEGATES PLEDGED TO DECLARE AGAINST COVENANT FOR WORLD PEACE.

(By Mark Sullivan, National Political Correspondent of the New York Evening Post.).

HOVE TOWARD EDX. APPAREW      mee EREBLICAN, ee ‘apis “SWING [8 -TOW ARB DEMO-"" “ERATIC CANDIDATE      HARDING SPILLED BEANS

HARDING TIDE LBRO oTEADILY: URS fo RISING   Democratic Candidate Has  Won Votes on His Eastern 7 acco   Adversary's Losses Largely Due to His Des Moines Speech—Johnson Helped,

REPUBLICAN TIDE NOT 0 HEA AS THREE WEEKS AGL   Turn Distinctly Marked.on Oct 4 When Cox. Returned-to . East From West.   oN SAME DAY. HARDING. ‘ENTERED WEST FOR TOUR   Speech ‘of Republican Nominee + at.Des Moines Has Varied’ “Effect on the People..

FRENCH RAIL STRIKE ENDS   Strikers, Unable to Battle Against Public Opinion, Decide to Return to Work.   CONSIDER NEW SCALE

PUBLIC OPINION ~AGAINGT oT RIKE   CAUSING COLLAPSE OF WALK ’ QUT IN FRANCE   MEN ORDERED BAGK TO: WORK   ‘Unions Say Compre ise Was Effected   on Terms Laid Yown by Premicr  Millerand, Thaffic Back to Normal Soon.

FRENCH PEOPLE WERE CHANGED BY WORLD WAF   Traffic Conditions in the Re public Will Be Back to Normal Soon

FRFNCH RAILROAD STRIKE BROKEN UP BY PUBLIC OPINION      STRIKE FAILED BECAUSE JT DID NOT HAVE THE BACKING  OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE

PUBLIC WINSIN FRENCH STRIKE   Walkout Came to An End Last Nigh Whea Men Were Ordered Back to Work

PRENGH AAILAOAD STRIKE 15 ENDED   ‘MEN ORDERED TO RETURN TO WORK IMMEDIATELY  : BY FEDERATION.   PUBLIC OPINION = WINNEF   Calling Off of Strike Seen By Political Observers as Victory for French Public Opinion.

GULLAPSE OI PAIL OTRIKE 0 VICTORY FOR PUBLIL   Walkout of French Workers  Without Wide Support,  ) Doomed from First

PUBLIC OPINION TRIUMPH OVER FRENCH STRIKE   Men Are Ordered by Federation of Railwaymen to Resume Work Immediately   UNION ACCEPTS TERMS OF PREMIER MILLERANC   PRE-WAR CONDITIONS OF APA. THETIC INTEREST IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS NO LONGER EXISTS IN FRANCE. a eae  ,

FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE ENDED   Strike Was Doomed From the Start Because Public Opinion Was Opposed.

FRENGH STRIKE HAS COLLAPSEL   Public Opinion Was Too Stron; _ Against Railroad Unions Who s Order Men Back to Work.

FRENCH RAIL -— = OSTRIKE‘HAS COLLAPSED      Union: Officials Said the: - e-Up Came to End through hiterven-, 5 tien by Prem Millernad,

FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE ENDED.   Strike Was Dodmied From the. Stat ‘Because Publle Opinion: © : Wag Opposed: os

RULES AGAINST DRY RAIDERS.   hd Federai Judge Says Warrants Neces sary in Search for Liquor—Cites Fourth Amendment.

POLISH ARMY IN COLLAPSE   Situation of New Republic Has Developed Into a Military  (wmtneatrounhe.

INTERNAL COLLAPSE MAY FOLLOW DEFEAT OF ARMY   Haller’s Volunteer Force Proves to be «  Disappointment; Repulsed Along the River Bug the Troops are Making Their Way Home In Small Parties   WARSAW FORTS ARE UNDER FIRE

HOPES OF POLAND FALLIN COLLAPSE OF HALLER’S ARM   COLOGNE DISPATCH SAYS SITUA TION IS NOW MILITARY CATASTROPHE.

COMPLETE COLLAPSE TNVPOLAND-FOREGHS)   SITUATION IS. SAID"TO HAVE DE. VELOPED INTO MILITARY "’ CATASTROPHE,

—  llS! SITUATION \(\, CATASTROPHE   smplcte Internal Collapse Exyi? ists, According to Report.   RENCH SEEK TO LEAVE

DUG AUDITS 10 BE AESTIGATEL   PLANS For NATION WIDE CAM. PAIGN MADE BY GOVERNMENT AQUNTS  ee

TRAINSERVICE ~—~AT STANDSTIL   TROOPS OF VILLA AND CAR RANZA CLASH NEAR BORDER  NEW CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED

MEXICAN FIGHTING STOPS TRAIN SERVICE   Claimed Villista Has Launched _ New Military Campzign Agee, i Carranza,

fra, af! Obiioy.. 85 » Owuer. anid.  pinter—Son ut autey Doctor.   DYNA      Wen Blown te Atoms and-Another 5 > Radly Wounded. 

RAILROAD MEN ANSWER WILSON   THEY ‘WILL HOLD THEIR -DE: MANDS IN ABEYANCE NOW.   DEMANDS NOT MET   PRESIDENT WILL APPOINT COMMISSION OF EXYERTS.    tenance of Way ie Order  But This Docs Not Agect t ‘ Main. Which Is Not ‘Recall

Hold Wage Demands In Abeyance Temporarily at Wil- ’ son's Suggestion.  President Will Appoint Exe perts to Go Thoroughly 4 into Their Claims. .

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ‘ARE SUSPENDEL   President Makes Request and Brotherhoods Acquiesce, Except Maintenance of Way, Who Let Gtrike Ordor Stand. °

BiG STRIKE AVERTED. FOR THE PRESENT   Chiefs of Unions Agree to the President's Proposal to Hold Off Further Action Till Matter Gone into.   MAY..NAME COMMISSION   Union Chiefa Not Sure, However, Till They Have Heard from Membership a Little Further—  No Strike Now.

OFFICIALS REPLY TO WAGE PROPOSAL MADE BY WILSON   TELEGRAMS SENT TO LOCALS TO ‘STEADY MEN’ ° FOR THE. TIME.   RAISE REFUSED   Negotiations Secret ‘but Indi“cate Settlement at Least for Present.

RAILROAD MEN NOT TO STRIKE   Hold in Obeyance Their Demands for Higher Wages Upon Request of the President—Action is Not Final.

UNION CHIEFS FILE REDLY 10 1S DECISION   iluesday Strike Order Stands, Pending Wage Negotiations.

RAIL STRIKE CALLED OFF FOR PRESENT   Indications Are Men Will Not Baik Now.   ONE STRIKE ORDER STANDS   Brotherhood of Maintenance o Way Employes Not Party to Undersianding.

Brotherhoods’ Representatives Agree to Accept Wilson’s, Decision ~ in Controversy    PRESIDENT TO NAME COMMISSION: _ OF EXPERTS TO GO INTO CLAIMS

RAILROAD UNIONS ACCEPT PROPOSAt   Men Agree to President Wilson’s Request to Temporarily Hold Their Demand for Higher Wages in Abeyance.   WILSON WILL APPOINT COMMISSION OF EXPERTS   Situation Will Be Studied anc Conference of General Committeemen Will Be Held at Capital Feb. 23.

RAIL OTRIKE GHECKED BY UNION HEANS   Trainmmen Join in Reply to President Wilson’s Proposal But Maintenance Men Are _Not Party to Latest. Stand   There Will Be No General Strike of Railway Workers _During Government Control; Optimism at Capital

DECISION JF WILSUN  AGCLPIED rR PRESENT   Railroaders Will Hold Demands In Abeyance While Experts Investigate Wage Demands  PRESIDENT GETS REPLY  Maintenance of Way Men To Strike Tuesday   TELEGRAMS SENT

RAILWAY REPLY INWAGE DEBATE SENT TO WILSON   MESSAGES IMMEDIATELY SENT - TO BROTHERHOOD LOCALS OVER THE COUNTRY   ONE ORGANIZATION AGREES: ONE DOESN’?   -Reilwsy Trainmen Submit, But Maintenance of Way Members Deeline to Accept Proposal.

RAILROAD MEN ~MAKEREPLY TO ~— WILSON’S OFFER   No Hint as te Contents of Either President's Proposal or Answer.   (ALL LOCALS GET ORDER   Chief of Maintenance of Way Employes Says Strike Order Not Affected.

SUMMISSION  WILL EVIE WAGE BEFORE WHEELS SHOP   Brotherhoods to Call Meeting of Committeemen February 23   MAINTENANCE MEN GIVE NO DECISION   Sixty Days’ Time Given Reach Agreement on New Seale

RAIL MEN'ANGWER WILSON, WIRE TD LOCALS THRU U.S   Messages to Steady Members Until They Get All Data, A. F. of L. Envoy Says.   WAGE BOOST DENIAL IS  SEEN ACCEPTED PRO TEM   B. R. T. Joins Decision but Way Union, Ordered to Strike Tuesday, Not in It.

Railroaders Will Hold Demands In Abeyance While Experts Investigate Wage Demands PRESIDENT GETS REPLY  Maintenance of Way Men To  Strike Tuesday  . a ae ae a =a 42t a   TELEGRAMS SENT

Leaders Agree to Hold De: mands in Abeyance Temporarily:   Decision Accepted for Present —Maintenance Men to Strike

RAIL HEADS GIVE PRESIDENT REPLY ~ INWACE DISPUTE   Officials Believe That Wil. son’s Refusal of Intcrease is Accepted.   MESSAGES ARE SENT 1 LOCALS AT ALL, POUT   Full Correspondence Will Be Sent to Unions By Officials.

FOIL BANDITS IN’ TRAIN ROBBERY   ATTEMPTED HOLD UP OF ! ROCK ISLAND TRAIN {S FRUSTRATED,

HUNT FOR BANDITS WHO TRIED 10 ROB TRAIN 15 BEGUN   Train Crew Puts To Flight Would-Be Robbers In the West.

TRAINMEN FOIL BANDIT GANG   crew Opens Fire When Hold Up is Attempted Near Denver.

ATTEMPT 10 HOLD UP . R. TRAIN   Train Bandits are Foiled When Brakeman Fires Shotgun at Them

BELIEVE VILLA EXECUTED JOSE PERE. AMERICAN   SAN ANTONIO TRAVELING SALE MAN HAS BEEN MISSING SENCKE MAY

HITCH IN SURRENDER LEADS OFFICIALS TO, FEAR TREASON PLOT.   Rebel Chief Heads West In: stead of South as Ordered by De la Huerta

MEXICO NOW HAS NOUBTS OF VILLA   Bandit Insterd of Going to Torre on to Surrender Is Headed the Cther Way.

PEACE PROTOCOL TO BE SIGNED BY POLES ON MONDAY   Heavy Fighting Now Ir Progress On Fronts, Is Report.

CHURCH TO ERECT OFFICE BUILDING,   Twenty-Story Structure Will Be Bulit by the Methodists of Chicago.

BIG FIRE AT PRAIRIE VIEW   Business Section Wiped Out by ...Blaze Wednesday Night Lost is Verv Heavy

BIG FIRE AT PRAIRIE VIEW      Business Section Wiped Out by  Blaze Wednesday Night : Last ic Varv Heavy

IN LEAGUE = OF NATIONS   All Except Spain Would ‘Support Admission:

EARL CECIL WILL MOVE GERMANY BE GIVEN MEMBERSHIP  ALL THE NEUTRAL NATIONS EXCEPT SPAIN ARE IN FAVOR OF ACT.  ANTAGONISMS MAY WRECK ASSEMBLY

AGITATION 10 BE OTARTED 10. ADMIT GERMANY TO PACT   Believe All Neutrals Except Spain Will Favor Plan.

THREE MEN DEAD AS RESULT OF THE BELFAST RIOTS   Death List Now in - Fight Betweer Orangemen and Sinn Feiners Is Seventeen.

MERRY. HADES AND CIVIL WAR IN BELFAST CITY   Cavalry Patrolling! The. Streets An - Milltary Enforcements Are. Arriting Hourly.

DEATH LIST IN BELFAST pl PIACFN A      Unionists Post ‘Netlions That They Are Mobilizing All  Available  Forees   AMBULANCES STONED ON WAY TO HOSPITALS   Business In Troubled Districts Is At Absolute Standstill —Stores Closed

WAR IN IRELAND STILL UNCHECKED   THREE MORE LIVES LOST IN THE CITY OF BELFAST, '   2 Mob Took Over Building and Held   Until Driven Away by Troops— Scares of Buildings Are Set Afire,

RIOTS IN BELFASI CONTINUE   Death Lists Continue t Grow   STORM AMBULANCES   Valera Says British Playing Game

THREE MORE DIE IN BELFAST RIO]   Factional Fighting During Week Takes 17 Lives in Orange Strong. hold; Mob Storms Catholic Church and Fires From Steeple.

BELFAST SCENE OF WILD RIOTS   Death List Grows as Unionists  and Sinn Feiners Battle in the Streets.   AMBULANCES ATTACKED

38 Towns and Resorts Are Voted Into Ozark Playgrounds Associatio?

SECRETARY DANIELS ASKS GREAT NAVY INCREASE   Proposes Construction of 88 New Fighting Craft Within the Next Three Years.

ASKS GREAT INCREASE   Secretary Daniels Submits Annual Report to Congress.   Proposes Construction of 388 New Fighting Craft Within the Next Three Years

BIG INCREASE ASKED   CONGRESS GETS REPORT ON CON. DITION OF NAVY.   Secretary Daniels Proposes Construction of 88 New Fighting Craft Within Three Years.

ARREST MAN WHOSE WIFE DISAPPEARED   William B. Whitney Charged With Forging Check

SUSPECTED WIFE SLAYER TAKEN   New Hampshire Farmer Arrested on Forgery Charge

HUSBAND FACES FORGERY CHARGE   OFFICERS SEARCH FARM FOR BODY OF WHITNEY'S WIFE New Hampshire Farmer Married  Again Last Tuesday Under Name of William B. Clark.

CHECK FORGER FACES CHARGE OF MURDER   Farm Is Searched For Body OF Wifc Who Disappeared Four Years Ago.

N. H. MAN ACCUSED — OF KILLING WIFE IS UNDER ARREST   Whitney, Taken at Richmond, Maine Denies Story 15-Year Old Son Told the Authorities.   READILY ADMITS HE IS MAN WANTED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

SEARCH FARM FOR BODY OF FARMER’S WIFE   William B. Whitsey of Lary don, N. H., is Under Suspicion.

FARMER TAKEN, “ACCUSED OF WIFE’S DEATH   Found in Maine-Where He Had Wed and Bought  TG naa:

NEW WIFE WITH WHITNEY WHEN HE IS ARRESTED   Continue Search of Farm Fo: Wife Missing For Past Four Years.

ADMITS PART IN DARING HOLD-U!   Prominent Des Moines Busines: Man Is Involved In Robbery According To Police.

Police Declare Prisoner Ha Implicated Des Moines Business Man   QOT $3,500,000 IN LOOT   Charges Three Railroad Em ployes Furnished The Robbers With Information

NEW CONFESSION — IN MAIL ROBBER   Edwand Balentine, Arrested in’ Chicago, finplicates. Prominent Dos Moines, Ta, Business “Man in Deaf.

CONFESSED ROBBERY OF MAIL T   Edward Valentine, Arrested At Chicago Says He ane Seven Others Committed Spectacular Robbery Early In November.

MAKING ROUND OF CONVENTIONS   DeValern Will Watch Demerrate at Werk Befere Reterniag Heme.

WISCONSIN CABBAGES DISEASE RESISTER:   OHIO EXPERIMENT FINDS STATE VEGETABLE HEALTHY PRO. DUCT

WiC SIN CABBAGES DISEASE RESISTERS      OHIO EXPERIMENT FINDS STATE VEGETABLE HEALTHY PROpuUCcT

MAJORITIES INCREASE   Miller; Wadsworth and Walke! Still Gaining as Missing Dis tricts Get In.

ORGANIZATION MEN. INCREASE LEADS   Thompson Nominated for;  Governorship of New York  @ Républicans.

SWELL TOTALS OF “REGULARS   Delayed Returns From Primary  Give Increased Majonties to Oreanmization Candidates   MILLER’S iS 119,194   Wadsworth Defeats Mrs. Boole 344 to 1—Big Pluralities For Other Nominees

PRIMARY FIGURES Ih NEW YORK STATE   Majorities to Republican anc Democratic Candidates.   SEEKING RE-ELECTIONS   worth, Republican, Has Great Majority Over Two Opponents, One a Woman Who Polls 73,961 Votes—Mayor Thompson's Men in Ilinois.

OVER THE TOP AND ON THE DOWN GRADE   PRICES ARE DROPPING AS DEMAND DECREASES IN MOST LINES

OF PRES. WILSON   JUSSERAND SAYS HE DID NOT HAVE ORDERS TO ' PROTEST.   STIRS HORNET NEST   Lawrence Says French Are Displeased Gyer Pres. Wilson's Reference .to Military Dictatarshin.

“ Surprise and Emotion” Over Accusation of Wilson Is Expressed.  BA) IMPRESSION MADE Await Wilson’s Action on Op portunity to Correct Im: pression.

a REViL    FREVCH AMBASSADOR HAS Dis. CUSSED MATTER WETH TILE STATE. DEPARTMENT.

FRANCE TO TAKE NO OFFICIAL NOTE OF WILSON CHARGE   Ambassador in Washington to Be Uninstructed Regarding Militarism Statement.   HE TELLS POLK SURPRISE, EMOTIONS THAT GRIP HIM   Makes No Representation Wher Calling on That Official, He Advises His Nation.

NU ANSWER 10 WILSON 10 BE. MADE BY EDANCE   “ Surprise and Emotion” Over Accusation of Wilson Is ExPressed.  BA) IMPRESSION MADE Await Wilson’s Action on Op portunity to Correct Impression.

FRENCH WILL NOT MAKE ANSWER T0 WILSON’S CHARGE   Government Will Tak No Cognizance Of Militarism Slur.

FRENCH GOVT HAS TAKEN NU REAL ACTION   May Not Resent Officially Wilson Militarism   NO REPRESENTATIONS ARE MADE TO THE U. &.   Curiosity Expressed as t& Whether Wilson Would Recall Statement.

THE FRENCH ‘GOVERNMENT   Sends No Instructions to it: - Ambassador at. Washing: , ton Concerning the Presi.  genks Charge of Militar

FRENCH PROTEST MILITARY CHARGE   Ambassador ‘Tells Underseeretary Polk of Surprise and Emotion of His People.

JUSSERAND ASKS WILSON TQ GHANSE LATE STATEMEN   French Were Greatly Surprised at President’s Charge of  Militarism.

FRANCE WILE - NOTPROTEST ON WILSON CHARG:   Call of Ambassador Jusserand On Polk Was His Own Aci

PRANCE TO TAKE NO OFFICIAL NOTICE ~ OF WILSON’S CHARGE OF MILITARISM

OFFICIALS OMY MANY RADICALS TO OE ARRESTED IN NEAR FUTIRE   MMORALITY OF 0 OKLA. SCHOOLS IN I

$5,000 MISSING FROM $75,000 HAUL MADE BY LONE BANDIT WHO IS LATER KILLED; ONE POLICEMAN LOSES LIFE

Missouri Bandit Is Killed After Robbing aTrair   Kills Chicago Policeman ii Running Fight After Getting $75,000.

CHICAGO POLICEMAK AND ROBBER KILLED AFTER DARING HOLDU   $75,000 Taken from Illinois  Central Mail Train by Lone Bandit

$5,000.0F LOOT: CANNOT BE FOUND   Taken By Daring Train Bandit Who Was Later Killed In Gun Fight.

30,000 MISSING FROM SATCHEL IN TRAIN ROBBERY   Grip is Recovered After Illinois   Central Bandit is ' Chat   BUT CONTENTS ARE SHORT

BANDIT KILLED IN BATTLE WITH POLICE   Former Mail Clerk, Y. M. C. A. Mem ber, Got $75,000 in Lone Hand Train Holdup.

HUNG TO MAKE PLEA FOR WITHDRAWAL OF COLORED SOLOIERS FROM OQMAIN

Se’ ‘or .iccd Rejected and Gev.ia Delegation Pledged to Palmer Seated   REED DECLARES HE WILL APPEAL T0 COMMITTEE   ATTEMPT IS DEFEATED TO REe CONSIDER DECISION TO HOLD DELIBERATIONS BE« HIND CLOSED DOORS,

INDUSTRIES CLOSE DOWN ON ACCOUNT SHORTAGE: OF CARS   Plants in lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota .Forced to. Reduce Working Forces.   FREIGHT CONGESTION, SAID TO BE CLEARING   Defection of Switchmen Has  Been Largely Overcome, Rail Officials Say.

LERSNER PENS HIS NAME TO BARGAIN ENDING BIG WAR   Proceeding Without Ceremony; Clemenceau Acknowledges Teut Salute Inaudibly.   ORDER THAT FRANCE SEND HOME CAPTIVES ASSURED   Formal Politeness Only. Shown Between Ally Diplomats in” Meeting That’s Brief,

Baron Kurt von Lersner Acts For Berlin Gove : ernment   N(Q. PEACE PLANS MADE

PEACE TREATY IS - IN EFFECT TODAY   It Has Taken Place on Exchange of Ratifications Between Allies and . Germany—America Not: in.   ‘PEACE FOR GERMANY

RESTORES. REFORE-W! AR RELATIONS BETWEEN GERMANY AND ALLIED POWERS.            WES LIFE 70. LEAGUE   nuary 16 Fixed Ax Date for-Mectnz of the Council To Be Called ; By President Wilsan.

TREATY OF VERSAILLES MAKING PEACE PUT INTO EFFECT THIS AFTERNOON   Pre-War Relations Between Germany and the  _ Greater Number of Allied Nations Estab _lished By the Action Taken at Paris Today— United States Has No Part In Ceremony.

PARIS PACT EFFECTIVE LATE TODAY   Protocol is signed By Ger man Envoy in Paris   CEREMONY TOOK PLAGE AT 4:15 O'CLOCK PARIS TIMI   Representatives of Allies Exchange Ratifications With Germans.

TUM TERT AT A   EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS BETWEED GERMANY AND ALLIED POWERS PUT PEACE TREATY INTO EFFECT

TREATY I EFFECT BY EXGHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS.   ALLIES TAKE FINAL STEPS TO ESTABLISH PEACE. PROTOCOL SIGNED.

VERSAILLES TREATY ~ BECOMES EFFECTIV!   Germany Now at Peace With Fourteen Nations Through Exchange of Ratifications at Paris,

WITH U. S, ABSENT, TREATY OF VERSAILLES IS PUT INTO FULL EFFECT BY CEREMONIES ,TODAY   Germans Sign Protocol, Exchange Treaty Ratifications and File Silently Out of the Hal]l—  No American Representative Present.   (By Associated Press Leased Wire. )

WORLD PEACE S SIGNED BY 13   Allies and Germany Put Treaty Into Effect—U. S. Not Party _ to Ceremony.   SIGNATURES TO PROTOCOI   Signatures Put to Historic Document  Fourteen Months After - Armistice  ~ Went Into Effect—Ceremony Occurs in French Foreign Ministry.

Signing Takes Plnce in Cloel Hall in Paris at 4:15 “ Oelock.   NO’ FRIENDLY © GREETINGS

THE TREATY GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY - AT 415 POM,   Versailles Pact between Germany and Allied Powers Which Have. Ratifled Be comes Fffective Taday.   EFFECTIVE WITH MANY   Nations ef Old World Now Offi. cially at Peace with Central Powers. Treaty Provides’  Indemnity.

TREATY IN EFFECT BETWEE GERMANS ANT) td NATIONS: UNITED STATES ONLY ONE HE “mae Fe” NAT RAT TYING

RATIFICATIONS OF PACT EXCHANGED IN PARIS TODAY   Absence of American Representatives At Historic Gathering is Particularly Re marked,

Ceremony Was Comes pleted at 4:16 O’clock This Afternoon—Pre« vious to Ratification Protocol Was Signed Providing for Scapa Flow Reparations.

RATIFICATIONS WERE EXCHANEES TODAY   German Delegate First Signed Protocal

GERMANY BATIFIES ~ PEACE PREVAILS   THE PROTOCOL SIGNED AT i A SECRET SESSION   RATIFIGATIONS © EXCHANGER

HISTORICAL AGT TAKES PLAGE AT PARIS; PEACE IS FORMALLY DECLARED   Head of German Mission Affixes Signature to Pact And Exchanges Ratifications. Treaty is Now in Effect.

POWERS RATIFY - PEACE TREATY   CEREMONIES ENDING CONFLICT FOLLOW SIGNING.   GERMANS LAST ON THE SCENE   Supreme Council Calls Meeting of the League of Nations January 16.-

GERMAN PEACE TREATY SIGNED   Will be Put Into Effect Nex Friday.   WITH CEREMONIES IN PARIS   No Advance Efforts Made by Germany to Resume Peace Re!ations With France.

Teuton War Prisoners Go Home Immediately After Peace Becomes Effective; Rhine Agreement Included; U. S. to Push Pact Despite Stand of Wilson; Compromise Seen ;

Proceedings Unmarked by Ceremony  . Follow German Signing of Protocol Providing for Ratification   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR WAITS VAINLY ‘FOR PERMISSION TO ATTEND SESSION

PROTOCOL IS SIGNED BY BARON VON LERSNER   Decision Reached to Put the League of Nations Into Being at 10.30 on the Morne ing of Friday, Jan. 16. President Wilson Expected to Sign Call for Meeting

BY EXCHANGE OF PAPERS PEACE I$ FORMALLY MADE   Ceremony Takes Place At French Foreign Office; Sign Pact.

U.S. ONLY ONE OF BIG  NATIONS NOT TO RATIFY   Final Exchange of Ratifications Took Place in Paris Today—Germans Assured Allies Do Not Wish To Injure Their Vital Economic Interests.

FOLLOWS SIGNING OF PROTOCOL BY GERMAN DELEGATES   PROCEEDINGS ARE CARRIED ON WITHOUT CEREMONY; GERMANY DELEGATES SIGN FIRST   CLEMENCEAU DECLARES THE TREATY EFFECTIVE   Absence of American Representatives Was Particularly Marked,  Paris Dispatches Say  ,

Final Ceremony Follows the Signing of Protocol by Germany’s Agent Guaranteeing Reparation for the Ships Sunk at Scapa Flow.   ALLIES DEMAND SURRENDER OF FORMER KAISER

Entire Ceremony of Putting the Treaty in Effect Censumed but One Minute; Expect Early Demand to Be Made of Germany for Surrender of Persons to Ke Tried by Allies.

Notifies President Wilson That He Would be Expected t If the Session of the League of Nation’s Council a allt --Wisetine to be Held Next Friday.

EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS AT VERSAILLES TODAY PUTS TREATY IN EFFECT; GERMANS SIGN PROTOCO   One-Minute Ceremony Marks Official End of Four-Year War.— United States Alone of Big Five Is Left Out by Delay in Ratifying.—League in Effect Next Friday.   ALLIES WON’T HARM GERMANY, SAYS CLEMENCEAU

PEACETREATY SIGNED. WITH U.§: ABSENT   Baron von Lersner Signs  Document for Germany;  13 Nations Represented

PACT OF VERSAILLES BECOMES = ” “EFFECTIVE UPON SIGNATURE BY ~ ~~ PEDMANY AND 13 OF ALLIE   United States Not Party to:Ceremony; Von Lersner Had Previously Signed Protocol  = for Reparation for Sinking at Qaeana Blaw,

THE WORLD WAR ENDS TODAY   FORMAT RATIFICATIONS WERE EXCHANGED THIS P. M.   THE BIG LEAGUE NEXT   iT WILL BE BROUGHT INTO BEi “INGEN PARIS JAN. 16TH.   So There Are Two More Dates to be  Put Down in Your Memor)-—January 10 and 16, 1920.

PRIEST PREVENTS NEGRO RACE RIOT IN SOUTH CHICAGO   Smile And Word ‘Sanctuary’ Disperses Mob Of 5,000.

Pastor Checks  Rioters Bent on - [Lynching Negrc   Quiet Prevails Today in Stock Yards District After Night Fray in Which Blacks Mur dered White Who Was Said to Be Ahucine Them. c

CHICAGO QUIETER AFTER RACE RIOT AND ONE KILLING   WNTURBANCE BETW Be Sen Wee

NEGRO KILLS MAN WHO fk MADE TROUBLE   ‘Chicago ‘Man, Arrested Several Times, Has Head Nearly Severed From Bodu

CHICAGO QUIET AFTER AILS: ANE KILLER   Police Get Control of Stock Yards District Where Three Negroes Kill White Wian

ORDER RESTORED IN THE CHIGAGO STOCKYARO ZONE   ONE MAN KILLED LAST NIGH’ BY THREE NEGROES; REPORT SITUATION CONTROLLED.   NEGROES ARE HURRIED INTO A NEARBY CHURGH

CHICAGO 18 QUIET AETER RAGE RIOT:   Policé and Priest Save Three - Negroes from Mob After. White Man’s Murder 

Fugitives from Mob Took Sanctuary* in Catholic Church and Priest Bars Way of Pursuing Mob.   QUIET RESTORED IN RIOT BELT.   One Man Killed Who Had Been Abusing Negroes, and His Death Precipitates Wild Outbreak.

SUGGESTS PROBE OF UNEMPLOYMEN'   Masonoflllinois Introduces Resolution.

CONGRESS PROBE OF “UNEMPLOYED” IS FAVORED BY MASON   Would Determine What Ac: tion if Any Congress Could Take to Help.

CONGRESSIONAL. INVESTIGATIONS   To Determine Some Act‘ion to Cope With Unemployment

FEDERAL PROBE OF LAY-OFFS URGED   ‘Reports Would Be Submitted To House By Dec. 20 Under Measure Proposed.  ;

CONGRESS TO EARLY PROBE CAUSES OF GROWING IDLENES   Joint Resolution Intvodaced Today by Repreventative Mason of Tilinwis,

MAY PROBE LAG DF EMPLOYMENT   Resolution in Congress Asks Quiz of Conditions.   MASON URGES INVESTIGATION   lilinois Representative Declares There Are About 2,000,000 Men Out of Work in the United States Now.

PRUEE GF ie LAUK 1S ASAELD   Represeniative Mason Offers Resoluiion Providing for Uaemployment Quiz.

D ROSS AWARDED MEDAL      Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F.. Ross Re_ compensed For First Aid Act Last Summer.

HUSBAND ASKS ALIMONY   Dhio Mau, Aged 70, Files Suit for Dtyoree. From Wifc.

DANGER OF ANOTHER STRIKE   Every Appearance of a New Railway Crisis Developing in Great Britain.

Bought From Milwaukee Bank And Lost On Way Between That City And Chicago   Reward Of $5,000 Is Offered By Pinkerton Detective Agency For Return

Election “Test of People Towards  4 ee   To Eatertain Majors in History

HE SPENT ALL THE MONEY   A. B. Smith Goes to St. Louis For Bond Theft Trial.

SSASSINATION PLOT. ‘BELIEVED FRUSTRATED   EIGHTEEN EXTREMISIS ARRESTED IN NEW YORK AND PAPERS SEIZED,

PLANNED ASSASSINATION, OF PROMINENT OFFIGIAL!      Raids Conducted Upon * Radical “Headquarters At New York De“veloped Important Evidence.

ANOTHER BAQIGAL PLOT FRUSTRATED   ‘New York Police Find Captured Extremists Planned   May Day Bombings.

Eighteen Extremists, Said to Be Members of the Unien of Rus sian Workers, Rounded Up anc  Valuable Documents Taken.

BOMB PLOT UNEARTHED BY ARREST OF 18 EXTREMISTS   Jailing of Plotters Believed By New York Police to Have Frustrated Outrages. ‘

WHOLEOALE BOMB PLOT FRUSTRATED   Papers Seized in Raids Tel of Big Radical Intrigue for This Spring.

PLOT OF RADICALS NOW FRUSTRATED   Plan for Wholesale Assassina: tions is Failure.   18 EXTREMISTS ARRESTED   Scheme Included Distribution _of Bombs Next May Day or Pourth of July—Public Officials, Prominent Citizens and Police on ‘Honor List’’ of Proposed Victims.

Plot to Assassinate Many Officials Next Discovered by Police   Literature Found in Raid Shows Scheme of Union of Russian Workers.

BIG BOMB PLOT ~—-AARED IN EAST   Reds Planned Wholesale Mur ders for May Day or July 4.

Wholesale Assassinations Were Planned, They Claim,   RADICALS TAKEN IN THE RAIDS

"HED? PLOT Td  START WAH la NIPPED IN OUD   Police Believe Wholesale Assassinations Were Planned There.   MANY TAKEN IN RAIDS   Public Officials and Prominent Citizens Included in List of Victims.

DFHCIALS, PROMINENT CITIZENS. ANG POLICE DOOMED BY FIENDS!   RAID UPON RUSS WORKERS IN NEW  YORK FRUSTRATES CONSPIRACY   BOMBS WERE TO HAVE BEEN HURLED GR SENT TO VICTIMS —IENTERIAL FOR WANUPACTURE OF COMBS SEIZED BY AUTHORITIES

DISCUSS POST'S ACTS AS LABOR SECRETAR'   House Rules Committee Hearing Develops Both Ridicule and Suppert ef Administrator

Post’s Counsel Defends His Course Against Attacks By — Members Of Rules Commitieé

POST ATTACKED AND DEFENUED IN PROBE   ANSWER OF “HUMANITY” GIVEN TO CHARGE OF NULLIFYING NATION'S PLAN.

ACTIONS OF POST SHARPLY ATTACKED BEFORE © HEARING   EFFORTS TO BREAK UP CONSPIR ACY OF REDS BLOCKED EVE DENCE DISCLOSES.

BLAME ALLEGED LAX METHODS OF POST FOR DIRE FAILURE T0 METE OUT JUSTICE 10 RED HORDES

POST ONLY HUMANE HIS COUNSEL SAYS   Justice Department Too Harsh ir Dealing With Accused Radjcals—-Afteck a Defense.

ANTE ATTAGK [a ~— MADE UPON POST   Nullifies, Efforts of State “Departmem Claim of Members of - *  Conunittee.

Pay a GOUNGEL DFFERS OEFENOE ASO GRUTGISM   Says Assistant in the Labor Department Is Humanitarian.   Attacks ISepartment of Jus: tice in the Deportation Cases.

POST’S FREEING OF REDS IS UUPHELD AND ASSAILED   Counsel For Labor Department Official Says His Client “Exercised Humanity.”

POST’S RECORD IS SUBJECT OF HEATED DEBATE   Labor Dept. Chief 0 Deportations Is Attacked.

EFFORTS TO BREAK WP PLOT NULLIFIED   Many of Communists Arrested in Nationwide Raids Released at Instance of Mr. Post, Says Chairman Johnson.

100 FRIENDLY 10 RADICALS   Charges Made by Ceoagreasman Johs eon Against Assietant Seeretary ef Laber Pest.

CHUGIAL FIGHT  UN AILS BILL WAY BE NEAR   BUT THE SENATE IS TO PASS [T   TALK OF A VETO BUT FEW WILL PREDICT THAT DISASTER

ANIL BILL FIGHT GOS TODAY 10 THE SENATE   LEADERS PREDICT SPEEDY EN. ACTMENT BY OVERWHELM ‘ING VOTE,

Measure Will be Laid Before the Upper House Today and No Serious Opposition to It ls Looked for.   WILL HAVE RIGHT OF WAY OVER PEACE PACT   There Are No Indications  That Organized Labor Will Renew Its Fight Against Enactment,

FEAR OF A VETO OF  THE RAILROAD BILL   LABOR LEADERS TO BRING PRESSURE ON PRESIDENT.   Unlikely to Succeed in Wrecking Measare, But May Get Some Concessions—Comes Up iu Senate Teday.

SENATOR ROBINSON SAYS MEASURE IS BILL OF RIGHTS WHICH WILL PROTECT LABOR

FINAL RAIL FIGHT SHIFTS TO SENATE   Leaders Now Predict a Speedy Passage of Bill by an Over. whelming Vote ©   GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY   Possibility of “Wrecking” Meas. ure By Presidential Veto Causes Little Concern

SENATORS MAY RUSH pAILROAD  MEASURE   Senate Leaders Predict Speed Enactment on Compromised_ Bill By an Overwhelming Vote      ORGANIZED LABOR’S FIGHT CROWNED WITH SUCCESS   Few Members Express Opinion President Might Veto Bili

T0 SENATE   THE MUCH TALKED OF RAIL. ROAD BILL   To Become A Law Unless Vetoed by P resident

SPEEDY ACTION ON RR. BILL EXPECTED   Final Fight on the Méasure to Be Shifted to the Floor of Senate Today.   HAS THE RIGHT OF WAY   Us Compromise on Cummins and  Esch Bills—No Serious Oppo  sitton Is Expected.

BUT THE SENATE IS TO PASS IT   PALE OF A VETO puT FEW WILL PREDICT THAT DISASTER

YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHOT   Rifle Explodes When Young Man Ia Hanting and Bauliet Penetrates Lane.

YOUTH ACCIDENTALLY SHOT   Rigle Explodcse When Young Man is Haating and Ballet Penc. trates Lear. z

nh “CUARD AMERICAN      inicnist” For} - Seine: Guatemala City; Murines T. and To Guard Amenfcan Lezation.

GABLE CONTROVERSY   BiG PIVE SPLIT ON ALLOCATION CF GERMAN CABLES.   eogiand, italy and United States Are Cppesed by Freace and Japan.

CABLE CONTROVERSY:       RIG FIVE SPLIT O _ CP ¢ MELN   v ALLOCATION          sind, Halyand United Cpy     tes Are el by Freace and Japan,

SHIP GIVEN ie : MIRE DAMAGE   PRETORIA THIRD : VESS#I TO BURN LAST FEW. DAYS ON STATEN ISLAND.   Recently Turned Over. to Great  Britain, She Was to. Haye Sailed Early Today.

Came to Plymouth County with Their  Six Children Thirty-six Years Ago  and Engaged in Farming, Later Re tiring to Live in Remsen.

A GOLDEN WEDDING   MR. AND MRS. J, P, COLLING CELEBRATE HAPPY EVENT   WERE MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO   Came to Plymouth County with Their Six Children Thirty-six Years Ago and Engaged in Farming, Later Re. tiring to Live in Remsen,

ROPEANS ARE IVTING U. 8. THOUT FEAR   Britain Especially Dis « Wishes Of President Wilson   SES TO RECALL VEMBER OF STAFF   nee Tells Why Viseoun: ny Was Not Received By President

VISCOUNT GREY EPISODE IS JUST AN INSTANCE OF HOW EUROPE FLOUTS PRESIDENT

EUROPE’S POWERS -FLOUT WILSON   Actions of President Jeered By Countries Overseas   FACTS ARE PRESENTED   Adriatic Question Qnly One of Manv Recent Blunders

BRITAINREFUSED TO RECALL GREY. AIDE. AS ASKED   Ambassador's ‘Secretary ‘Made Insulting Remarks On. * “Wleon Household ©

LORD GREY IN POOR REGARD   INSIDE HISTORY OF HIS SUDDEN RECALL TO ENGLAND.   NOT WANTED AT WHITE HOUSE   HELD TO BLAME FOR SLIGHTLY STRAINED BELATIONS.   Unfertanmate in Selection of an Aid, and Regarded as Beapeoasibie for Fereign Fileating ef the President.

TRANSEONTINENTAL AIR MAI SERVICE ON: DAILY SCHEDULE   Const to Coast Machines Are ‘Carrying 800 Pounds of . Mail.

PLANES START FROM FIVE CIT1ES TODAY.   DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FROM CHICAGO TO N. Y.   New York and San Francisco Will Have Service by Planes Carrying 800 Pounds of Mail Each,

PLANE SERVICE STARTS.   Transcontinental” lal Flights .to be . .* Made Daily. .

DAILY COAST TO COAST SERVICE   Planes Will Leave Cities  - Daily for Cross Con tinent Trips

EXTENSIVE AIR MAIL SERVICE  STARTED TODAY   Planes Leave Five Cities for Points Across Continent  ---Carry 800 Pounds.

NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE,   “Extensive Daily Trips Will Be Made, Revginning Today.

FROM SEA TO SEA MAIL SERVICE UNDER WAY   Planes Leave Five Cities for Postal Department and New Record Is Set Up

Extensive Coast to Coast Mail Service Via Air is Put Into Operation.

DAILY AIR MAIL SERVICE BEGINS   Year-Around Service Will Con. nect Principal Cities of the United States.

COAST-TO-COAST AIR MAIL SERVICE OPEN   PLANES LEAVE FIVE CITIES 0} FIRST TRIPS—EACH CARRIES 800 POUNDS

AIR MAIL STARTS   Five Planes Flying on Coast-to Coast Route Monday

DAILY COAST SERVICE OPENS   AIRPLANES HOP OFF, INAUGURATING MAIL ROUTE FROM NEW YORK TO FRISCO

COAST AIR MAIL LAU   Dafiy Sehedule Is Started Monday Wher Planes Leave Five Dttfferent Cities.

DAILY COAST TO COAST AIR MAIL SERVICE OPENS   Planes Will Leave Five Cities Daily For Points Across Continent.

ARMY PLANES LEAVE DAWSON   Aviatore Have Eight Malam  ’ ut  on ‘Board——Presented by Nene Minere.

ARMY PLANES LEAVE DAWSON   Aviators Have Eight Malamute Pups on Board—Presented by Nome Miners.

ACTUAL OPERATION OF TAX"LAW SHOWN   Justice of New Statute Proved in Reports From Throughout indiana,

OPERATION OF TAX LAW SHOWN   Justice of New Statute is Proved by Reports From Throughout State.

RECEPT WEST ST, CHURCH   MANY MEMBERS OF CONGREGA TION BID FAREWELL TO THE REV. DOUGHERTY   WAS PRESENTED WITH PURS®

RECEPTION AT WEST ST. CHURCH   MANY MEMBERS OF C TION BID FAREWELL TO THE REY. DOUGHERTY      WAS PRESENTED WITH PURSE

an Agents in U, S. Arc arged With Planning the Death of Senator,   TANT HANSON WAS ‘0 HE “FIXED,” ALLEGET

MEXICAN MADE DIRE THREATS AGAINST FALL   Secret Service Agent Declares Threats of Killing Senator Made.   Mexican Agents Planned Dis prace to Fall Committee

CHAREES PLOT BY MEXICAN AGENTS   Threatened Death, Disgrace ta Senator Falls, Federal Agent Declares

OWA MINISTERS CONVENE   Secoad Time Within Month To Pet fect Plans for State Campaign for Funds

MINISTERS JOIN IN WORLD PLAN   Protestant Pastors Meet in Des Moines to Perfect Plan for Drive for Church Funds.

CHEN PLA  ABIG.GAMPAIGA   Every County in the State Representes at Meeting . in’ Progress in : “Des Moines: Today

TENSION Is INCREASED   SENATOR MOSES’ CHARGE oF STEAM ROLLER TACTICS CAUSES COMMOTION

SENAT  OPEN SESSION   BITTERLY ATTACKED FOR HIS STATEMENNT REGARDING “STEAM ROLLER” 'FACTICS.   National Committeeman McGraw off Okiahoma Stated the Committee Neither Voted for Nor Againes Candidates.

MOSES CRITICISED FOR STATEMENT LAST NIGHT   Republican National Committee Deny “Steam Roller” Methods in Deciding Cantests

Mato oTATEMENT PAUOES A BiG STIR   CHARGE OF STEAM ROLLE! TACTICS BRINGS GREAT RESENTMENT.   DEFENDED CHAIRMAN HAYS   National Committeemen in Speaking of Moses Interview, Upheld Course of ine Committee.

CHARGES THAT G.O.P.. COMMITTEE IS.UNFAIR TO GENERAL WOOL   Committee Come Back and ‘Denounces Charge a: Unfair and Untrue in Every Particular— Criticise Senator Moses.

BURIED ALIVE ~ IN GRAVEL PIT   Farmer and Sou Killed By Cayein of a Gravel Pit

1S MEXICO READY FOR RECOGNITION:   Government South of Rie Grande Seems to Realize Necessity of Co-operatmg with United States If  - It Would Solve Problems.   SOME INCLINED TO INTERVENTION AS A SOLUTION

U.8.10 RECOGNIZE NIEXIGANS IN NEAR FUTURE, 1S BELIEF   May Occur Next Month, Provide Legal Questions Pending Can Bé Settled.   GOVERNMENT THERE 15 . WILLING TO COOPERATE   Firat Time in Decade Mexican: Have Realized Necessity of Better Feeling.   PUBLIO STILL SENSITIVE   Obregon ' May Be Waiting for Harding in Anticipation of pos Easier Terms,

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO IS NEAR   United. States Will First Insist, However, ‘Upon Settlement of Legal Controversies . Between Two Nations.

> et hetesiernaomtininetinaicelnecerinnenanene inne FIND. KANSAS SUGAR HO. AnD. Three Cars, Seized ‘at: “Wellington nnd

MORGAN PROFITS DEFENDED   Member of Firm Says Company Made Less Than Half of One Per Cent.

Made Less Than Half of One Per Cent,  c        cilia —_—e, ave ALheambheaer

VANDERLIP WON'T USCUSS RUSSIEN AFFAIRS AT CAPITA   Leaves, in a Short Time Fo ~ Los Angeles Where He Goe: To Take up the Trade Pros  pects With Concern Financ  Searcy Tt

SENATE GETS REPORT   Harbord Mission to Armenia Discusses Proposed Mandate.   Says Undertaking Would Mean Bil. lion-Dcilar Burden to the United States.

GETS ARMENIA REPORT   PROPOSED MANDATE DISCUSSED BY HARBORD MISSION.   Declares the Undertaking Would Mean Billion-Dollar Burden to the American People.

AGUINALDO GRANTED PENSION   ‘Territorial Legislature Allows: - $6,000 2 Yearly to the General ‘Who. : - " Fought Spaniards: :

AGUINALDO GRANTED PENSION   Territorial Legislature Allows $6,00C Yearly to the General Who Fought Spaniards.

RAILROADS   PIAN 10 ENTER THE COURTS   To Reverse Decision of Treasury Department Holding Up Government Pay.

RAILROADS PLAN. : FOR COURT. BATTLE   Seek To Have Decision of Treasury: Department Reversed...

PLAN TO ENTER THE COURTS   To Reverse Decision of Treasury Department Holding Up Government Pay.

JACK JOHNSON GETS ONE YEAR   Negro. Pugilist Sentenced by Judge Carpenter at Chicago—Muet Aisa . Pay $1,000 Fine.

JOHNSON MUST SERVE YEAR   Negro Pugilist Sentenced for Violation of the Mann Act.

Wealth of candidates for the vice presidency at the convention   ‘All depends on territory from which the presidential candidate comes

Candidates For Second Place On  Ticket Numerous   Small Army of Possibilitie; For Vice Presidency Nomination In Sight   SOUTHERNER MAY BE CONSIDERED

Austrian Minister. (a Great. Britain,   Fire Sweeps Betroit Hoter,

Action of Idaho Officials in Withdrawing Lands Because of Lack of Irrigation Water is Endorsed

AWAIT OFFICIAL ILLINOIS COUNT   Lowden’s Ticket Still Ahead With 268 Precincts in Chicago Siill Out   LEWIS PILES UP LEAD   Democratic Senatorial Race Is Also Still in Doubt; Reduction in Finals

QGLESBY STILL LEADS SMALL IN ILLINOIS RACE   Returns from Cook County Precincts Incomplete.

ILLINOIS SLATE IN DOUBT   Oglesby Has S!lizht Margin Over Small With Two Handred Precincts Out.

LEADING IW RAC FOR GOVERNOR   Two Hundred and Sixty Eight Precincts Missing   ALL OF THESE ARE : IN COOK COUNTY

LOWDEN TICKET STILL IN LEAD IN ILL. PRIMARY   Mayor Thompson’s Can didate for Governor  Close Second.

LOWDEN’S MAN HOLDS HIS LEAD   Results of Primary in Illinois in Doubt

OGLESBY LEADING ON LATE RETURNS   LOWDEN FEACTION CANDIDATE STU. AHEAD IN ILLIN GUBERN \TORIAL RACE,

OGLESBY TAKES LEAD e IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE   Congressman W. B. McKinley _ Probably Republican Senatorial Nominee in TMlinogic.

DGLESBY MAINTAINS LEAD OVER SMALL   LATE RETURNS IN ILLINOIS IN DICATE THOMPSON CANDIDATE’S DEFEAT.

LOWDEN TICKET FORGES TQ LEAL   MISSING COOK COUNTY PRECINCTS MAY DECIDE ILLINOIS PRIMARY RACE,

CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAL   Andrew Lydick, 81, Member of Famous Fifty-fifth Regiment Pass ed away at His Home ir Dann Ran. .   MRS. COOK DEAD

 Women’s First Quality Arctics, $1.50 Raiph'’s Boot Shop. 8? Main St.   Now Euddled Watnutc

TRAIN WRECKING PLOT IS NIPPED   Polish and Lithuanian Radicals Had Plotted to Derail Iilinois Central Flyer.   MURDERS WERE PLANNED

FOREIGN RADICALS PLOT’ 10 WRECK DIARMANT: CDEP IAI   Minois Central" Train Saved “When ‘Authorities Arrest . Twenty.   PLANNED SEIZURE OF_ TOWER: DITCH TRAIN   Robbery of Safe Part of Scheme According to Con’  fessions Made,

HUGHES PLEA IS - RAPPED BY COUR’   Judge Anerson Denies he Prejudiced Grand Jury by Instructions; Miners to Face Trial

IGIVE IN ON RESERVATIONS   WEAKENING OF DEMOCRATS MAY PRESAGE EARLY AGREEMENT.   ‘Witehcock Led Group of Twenty-Eight Who Signed «Round Robin” Approving Form of Compro  mise on Article 16.

HAD GOOD TIME   Sioux City Rotarians Enjoyed Their Dienic in LeMars.

COX WIL DEMAND NAME. OF FRENCH MAN WHO TALKED TO SENATOR HARDING

TARRANT COUNTY MAKES ARRANGEMENTS 10 CARE FAR TEACHER PROBL EN   LIVING EXPENSES TO BE REDUCED WHERE SALARIES CAN NOT BE INCREASED,

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OPENS   Goodyear University, First of Its Kind, Is Dedicated at Akron, Ohio.

AN AGREEMENT ON ADRIATIC   ltaly Accepts Prepesal and Juge Slavs Censidering It,

FIUME AWARDED TO: ITALY   lloyd Gearge and Clemenceau Reverse Their Position and Accept Now-Plan,..

TOO MANY SILK SHIRTS   Wealthy Colored Man Says Too Much Good Time Causes Hrace Unrest.

eee EE a Ee ee ee  Hall Crammed With. Three Thousand Two Hours Beforehand.

SEDALIA EAGER FOR REED      Hall Crammed With Three Thousand Two Hours Beforehand.

See aC Chenme abetweey. Opening Game :  Avice.” Syterday—Haskell Werk’ Sunday   Last Sundav’s Game.

NEW BASEBALL: .. LEAGUE FORMEI      Checotah Wins Opening Game : “Warner Yesterday—Haskell ", Here Sunday. 

Sane LIVE a TN UNITED STATES, CENSUS INDICATES   Cities Are Increasing in Popu lation Seven and One-Half Times as Fast as Rural Population Centers.

POPULATION FLOWS T0 CIT’   CENSUS FIGURES INDICATE MAJORITY OF POPULATION ARE CITY DWELLERS

POPULATION OF CITIES   FAST PASSING RURAL FIGURES REPORT SHOWS   U.S: TOTAL 105,768,108   Towns Have 54.791.10@ While Country Has 50,972,000

CITY INCREASE I$ FAR BEYOND THAT OF FARMS   Census Bureau Estimates Popu lation of United States at About 105,000,006   SMALL HAMLETS GROWING   Large Cities of Country, How. ever, Show Greatest Jump in Population

TH fat   RURAL SECTIONS GO BACK   CENSUS SHOWS A BAD TENDENCY AMONG AMERICANS.

CITIES GAIN OVER COUNTRY IN POPULATION   Eighty-five Per Cent of Returns Show Majerity of People Live In Urban Districts.

RURAL SECTIONS GO BACK   CHHNSOUS SHOWS A BAD TENDENCY AMONG AMERICANS.

County Growth Only One-Third as Great as in Year of 1910.   105,768,100 IN THE U. S.

CENSUS SHOWS ~ DRIFT TO" CITIES   Increase 7 1-2 Times as Rap > Udy a8. Raral Towns,  ze   ‘WAR INCREASED. MOVEMENT   Es stimated ‘Population of “105,768,100 For "Gontinental United “States—A LQain of 1%.705.840.

CENSUS HETUAND a GHY LE PLETES FARMS      ‘Eighty- five: “Per ‘Cent. of A      ESTIMATE “TOTAL COUNT™ ‘NEARLY 106 MILLIONS   Cities Increase 25 Per Cent “While Farming Communt- ties Show Less Than 4 ~

URBAN GROWTH 15 MUCH MORE RAPID THAN RURAL   Population of Continenta United States   IS ABOUT 105,768,100

Cities Increasing Seven Times as Fast as Rural. Communties: Farms Take Slump

RURAL SECTIONS LOSE TO URBAN DISTRICTS   Cities Gaining in Ponulaton Sever and One.Half Times Over Country.

NORE THAN HALE OF ala PEOPLE CITY QWELLERS   Rural Growth but One Third as Great as it Was Ten Years Ago.   URBAN INCREASE RATE IS MORE THAW ONE FOURTH   With Census Figures Eighty. five Per Cent Complete Yotal Number of Inhabitants of Continental United States ig Estimated at 105,768,100,

GUISTRIP RURAL DISTRICTS   Urban Centers Show Greater Rate of Increase in Population   STATISTIGS ARE GIVEN   Complete Census Will Show Nation’s Population About 105,768,106

CITIES ANE INGREAGING  CENSUS FIGURES SHOW   Seven and a Half Times as Fas’ as Rural Districts, Majority City Dwellers.

RURAL DISTRICTS GROWING SLOWL   WHILE LARGE CITIES GAIN RAP. IDLY IN POPULATION.   PROPGRTION 1S ONLY 3 10 25   Places of 2,500 and Over increas Over Seven Times As Fast As Farming Gommunities — War gnd Wanea Responsible.

U.S, POPULATION IS 105,768,100   Census Figures Show  Aproximate Gain o  13,795,840.

CITIES’ GROWTH IN ~ (h$, PHENOMENAL   TOWNS .OUTSTRIP RURAL DisTRICTS IN BOPULATION ~ IN DECADE,

Population of U. S. I 05, 768, I 00, Is Estimate  “O Increase Is F: ifteen Per Cent Jin Ten Years  O- *O- -O Cities 0 Resale Then the "Recal Districts

JNITED-STATES JS CROWING   CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE OF 13,000,000   Incomplete Returns From Census Report Show Cities Will Absorb Increase.

BANKERS Aueck TO RENDER AID TO THE CUBANS  Bonds Will be Issued For gre. Hee SSN. wg PRISM ME oc Gag Nhe inaae? . Cea etare

AMERICAN BANKERS  ~ WILL ASSIST CUBA   U: S. Cannot Extend Aid to ~ Island.

U.S. BANKERS All PILB A. FINANCIAL L   Relief to Be Afforded: During ‘Present Financial Strini weney, oo;

U. S. BANKERS WILL AID CUBA   Agree at Conference to Purchase Bonds Issued by Havana Government.

YANK BANKERS 10 HELP CUB)   They Will Advance Money to Relieve Financial Crisis.

BANKERS AlD CUBAN SUGAR PROFITEER'   ‘Agree to Atford Financial Relief on Gertain Terms,

See TR eR ET  WILL GIVE AID TO. CIGAR GROWERS   Conference With American Bankers Results in Agree-.  ment to Give Relief From the Present Financial Stringeney in Cuba.

BANKERS TO60 10 CUBA'S RESCUE   Will Purchase Cuban Bonds and Money Will Finance Sugar Crop.

REGISTRATION IS 3,276   Fifty Students Have Entered K. U. Since Monday Noon

REGISTRATION IS   Fifty Students Have Entered K. U. Since Monday Nvon

County Convention to Be Held at Norway Community  Church Oct. 18-19.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS MEET   County Conv ention to Be Held at Norway Community  Church Oct. 18-19.

ARGENTINA STOPS — ~ PURCHASE OF BIG TRACT BYAMERICAN   Sixty-four Hundred Square Miles Said to Have Been Negotiated for in Central Portion -of Country, But Sale is Reported to Have Failed.

MAN SEEKS TO BUY MOST HALF OF A PROVINCE   Believed to be an American, But His Identity Is  Unknown.

DEMOCRATS MEET MAY 18   State Convention Will Decide Who Gets Georgia. Delegation

GERMAN TRUGPS IN THE AURA OEOTION   French Foreign Office Advised 40.000 Soldiers Are Ready to Quel! Disorders.   MILLERAND AND FOCH CONFER

TROOPS TO PERMANY   FRENCH WILL NOT ATTEMET TO GUECUVET GERMAN CUTIES AT PRESENT.   RERMAN OFEFICUL PROTESTS AGAUNST MILITARY MEASURES BY FRANCE.

This Decision Was Made Today After a Conference Between Premier Milleran and Marshal Foch,  It Was Stated.

GERMANS CONTINUE TROOP MOVEMENT (NW RUKR DISTRIGI   French Will Delay Occupation of German Cities—Washington Curious About Move. —

FRENCH TROOPS = NOT TO BE SENT TO GERMAN CITIES   Marshal Foch Does .Not intend to Rush a Possible Clash Between Their Soldiers and the Reichswehr,

Still Sending Troops Into Ruhr District to Camhat Communists---U. S. Forces Facing Trouble

FRANCE DELAYS OCCUPATION Ot RHINE CITIES   Will Wait Until April 7 Be fore Ordering Onward March Across Rhine   DOES NOT INTEND TO CLASIE WITH GERMANS   England's Answer To Ally’ Query Delayed By Absence Of Ministers

rrenchOccupatior of German Cities   Will Net Oceur Until April 7th, and will be Done to Caerantee Ger. man Evecuntion of the [abr

40,000 TEUTON ~ ‘TROOPS ENTER RUHR DISTRIC1   This Is Neutral Zone and More Trouble Expected—Gen. Von Watter Concentrating Army To Combat Westphalian  Cammuimicte.   FRANCE WILL NOT RISK CLASHES WITH TROOPS AND REICHSWEHR

REDS FLEE IN PANIC BEFORE POLISH ADVANCE   Throw Away Guns  as They Run From Enemy-~—Officers Use Revolvers.

* RUSSIAN RETREAT >» COMPLETE PANIC IN SOME SECTORS   BOLSHEVIKI IN FLIGHT ALONG PRUSSIAN BORDER THROW AWAY WEAPONS   PILLAGE DESERTED TOWNS   Herds of Cattle, Cavalry and Infantry In Mad Scramble As Red Armies Flee From Their Pursuers;  Peles Capture Railway

Some Regiments are Reported to 4 Thrown Away Their Weapons ; and ( O Are Using Their Side Arms to Re  der—Cattle and Infantry Intern ; a

SECTION MEN DIE. IN TRAIN CRASH   Drive HaMdcar into Freight Near Chi. cago and Two Are Victims Third May Lose Life as Result.

' Mexico After Lo! Fhese  Possibilities of a i Election in Many Years.

ae a a> a aa ae ai eee e &  MEXICAN POLITICAL SIT UATION SO OBSCURE NO ONE CAN TELL WHO MAY BE LEADING CANDIDATES

STOCK REPORT   Prices Upward. Monetary Condition Gives Strength.

NIGKY” ARNOTEIN WAS SENT 10 JAIL   Alleged “Master Mind” of § Million Dollar Bond Theft Plot Arrested.  Admitted to Bond by State—

‘MASTER MIND’ THINKS HE HAS _ POOR SHOWING   Arnstein, Out on Bail, I: Held in Prison and Faces Series of Difficulties

MAY GO TO SOUTH AMERICA   Rome Correspondent Hears; Poet Soldier Left Out of Negotiations.   FINAL AGREEMENT IS SIGNED TODAY   Fiume in Complete Submis sion to Rapallo Pact and Italians.

FROM SCENE OF CONFLICT TO EMBRACE OF AFFINITY   Thus Endeth Chapter in Which D’Annunzio Figured for Many Months. Exile May Be.

ARTICLE X IS “INTERPRETED ~ BY DELEGATES   Does Not Guarantee Terrilorial Integrity Of Any Member O§ League, According-To Version “Adonted Rv Commission...   MOST IMPORTANT  DECISION

Commission of League Interprets: Famous’ Section to Cover Austriaiv’ Case

UA GIVES VIEWS UN MERICO AND Oi A STAN PROBLEM   Mingles Domestic and Inter. national Subjects With League of Nations.   AMPLIFIES DISCUSSION OF PROHIBITION QUESTION   Many of Democratic Nominee’s Remarks Inspired During Colloquies With His Anudiences in Which He Invited Questioning.

GOV. COX QUIZZED ~ BY HIS AUDIENCE   Holds Informal. Colloquies In Viting Questions; Answers All of Them   LAUDS PRESIDENT WILSON   Refers to Mexico, Russia, Prohibition and League of Nations. in Speeches:

COX CHARACTERIZES SENATOR LODGE AS ARCH CONSPIRATOR   Nominee Calls Him “Narrowminded Bigot and Author of Hymn of Hate Against Wilson.”   LEAGUE AND PROHIBITION TALKED TO KANSAS FOLK   Candidace Tells Questioner He Would Have Voted Dry When Harding Did—Declines Responsibility for President's Veto of Volstead Act.

GOK 15 RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT — AND NOT WILSOR   Democratic Nominee. Replies Sharply When Asked to Ac count for President’s Veto

GOVERNOR COX HAS GREAT MECTINGS. IN NINE KANS!S TOWNS   Wants Germany to Have Membership in League for Peace Throughout World.   REDUCTION OF ALL WAR TAXES URGED BY SPEAKER   Control of Packers and Cold Storage Houses Recommended by Speaker.

AX COVERS BROAD SCOPE IN KANSAS   GOVERNOR GIVES HEARERS AN: ALYSIS OF WIDE RANGE OF ISSUES   GOES DIRECT 10 PEOPLE   Nominee Takes “Town Meeting’ Discussions as Themes for Syeeches.

GOV. COX STATES POSITION ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION   Criticizes Senator Hardine’s Statement rs ‘Protecting Am-

NINE ADDRESSES FOR DAY COVER HOST OF SUBJECTS CONCLUDES KANSAS TOU

DUA DE OGRIBES ~TARDING 3 WET AND DRY FRONT   Voters of Sunflower State Horrified to Learn Republican Nominee Helped Found Beer Making Factory.   Democratic Candidate Tells Kansas Agricultural Aydiences Farmers Are Entitled to More Voice in Government Affairs.

COX DECLARES HIMSELF DRY.   Tells Kansans (rowd His Leanise I:  7  In That Direction,

NINE SPEECHES MADE BY DEMOCRATIC. CANDIDATE IN TOUR THAGUGH KANSAS   ‘Domestic and International Topics Together With League, Discuss ‘ed By Cox, 7

TURBULENT aITUATION WATCHED  BLUSELY   World Turmoil Factor Ia Peace Treaty Fight In Senate   BI-PARTY CONFEREES CALL OFF MEETINGS   Bolshevism and Dropping o Exchange Rate Factors In the Situation

MANY GIRLS DO HOT KNOW HOW TO WALK, DECLARES Y We PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

KILLS HIMSELF AND FAMILY   Nebraska Man Worries Over Depreciation In Value of Land and Inabiliy to Meet Payments.

TRAGEDY 1s ENACTED Ih NEBRASKA TODAY   MAN KILLS WIFE, CHILDREN ANi THEN SUICIDES   DEPRECIATION IN LAND VALUE, CAUSE   Uses Mammer To Kill His Wife and Then Takes Up a Razor and Slays His Three Children, Then Goes to Basement and Shoots Se'!f

READY TO HELP ENTHER SIDE It PRICE WAS PAIL   Senator New Shows Up Specimen oi Unprincipled Campaiga Worker.   FELLOW WAS ON MARKET   Dems Paid Him His Price and He Is Now in Their Employ.

UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR WAS WILLING TO SPEAK FOR EITHER PARTY; PRICE TOO HIGH FOR REPUBLICANS.

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN      Visible in) This’ Section’ on! Morning a. ‘of November 10, >’;

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.   Visibie in This Section on Morning of November 10. >

FAKE MESSENGERS GEI BONDS WORTH $10,000   Leaks in Stock Exchange Houses Indicate an Organized Intelligence System

BOND THEFTS AT NEW YORK   Two New Hobberies in Financia! Dietrict, With Bogas Wessengers Playing a Part.

FAKE MESSENGERS If ROBBERIES INDICATED   BOGUS EMPLOYES ESCAPE WITH $10,000 IN BONDS IN NEW YORE CITY.

SECRETARY DANIELS IN FLAG DAY SPEECI   Says American Flag Should be Made Vitalizing Symbol of World Peace

SEES OUR FLAG AS WORLD PEACE SYMBOI   Secretary Daniels Pleads For “Wider and Holier Service to Humanity”

“BACK TO HORSE” THEIR AIM   Members of Newly Organized Society we at Cleveland Map Out Plans,

RAISING FUNDS FOR CAMPAIGN   Republican Nutional Committee Adopts New Jersey Pian.

BACKERS OF BILL WILL PERMIT NO DELAY THEY WARN   Legion Trying To Loo! Federal Treasury, Sherman Asserts.

REPUBLICANS IN  HOUSE ARE ANGRY   SAY THEY WILL TAKE “DI RECT ACTION” ON SOL“ DIER RELIEF BILL.

~ TOSTART JUNE 14   20¥ SCOUTS WILL HAVE ! SUMMER OUTING IN EARLY AUGUST   MAY REACH 160 MARK   ‘Instruction in All the Arts o Woodcraft Will be Given the Youagsters   The Question of Summer Recreation Will he in a Measure Solved by Camp

CAMP ENROLLMENT  TO START JUNE 14   BOY SCOUTS WILL HAVE 3 SUMMER OUTING IN EARLY AUGUST   MAY REACH 100 MARK   Instruction in All the Arts o! Woodcraft Will be Given the Youngsters   fhe Question of Summer Kecre ation Will be in a Measure Solved by Camp

FEDERAL AGENTS EXTEND PURSUIT AFTER: RADICALS   Arrests in Several Cities. to Fol low Disclosures Made in . Chicago —

SEARCH BEGUN FOR RADICALS      federal Agents im a Dozen Cities Asked to Make Arrests.

ERZBERGER IN CRITICAL CONDITION FROM WOUND   German Minister of Finance, Shot by Cadet, Suffers from Exhaustion and Requires Great Care

Poles Present View = Of Peace Dispute In Note to Allies   Bolshevik Armies Encounter Stern Resistance Northeast and East of Warsaw— Poles Make Last Stand.

FISHERMEN ©. DROWNED   Storm “OFE Buenos Aires Wreaks ‘Savoe.on Twonty Boats.

alias atl  \FISHING BOATS LOST IN STORM   Several Seamen Believed Deowned ie Breast] Waters

URGES CAUTION IN MEX RECOGNITION   Hdory P. Fletcher, Former Ambassador to Mexico, Writes Letter to Secretary of State Colby.   SHOULO BE INFORMAL, HE SAYS

FLETCHER GIVES COLBY WARNING   Is Against Premature Recognition of Mexico.

FLETCHER IS WORRED “OVER MEXICAN POLIC   Former. Ambassador Kindly Extends Guiding Hand in Pending Negotiations

RECOGNITION OF MEXILO MAY BE COSTLY THT! S,   FORMER AMBASSADOR TELLS COLBY TO WATCH NEW RULERS

GOLEY WARNED ON MEXICAN SITUATION   Fletcher Against Granting Premature Recognition.   RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS      Former Ambassador Says Action Should Not Be Other Than De Facto Character— Caldern Claims Regime De. sires to Live Up to Its Obligations.

U5, WARNED AGAINST - MEXICO RECOGNITION   FORMER AMBASSADOR SAYS AC! TION SHOULD BE ONLY OF DE __ . FACTO. CHARACTER.   Informal Agreement to Insure Against “Americans Being Deprived of. Property Is Urged.

AMERICA SHOULD PROCEED SLOWL' IN RECOGNIZING  MEXICAN REGIME   Henry P, Fletcher, Former Ambassador, Warns Secretary Colby Against Premature Actinn hv ll, S,   “SEIZED” PROPERTY SHOULD BE RETURNED   Government Should Agree That Our Citizens Wor’! Be Deprived of Their Belanoings Without Pay,

FLETCHER SENDS NOTE TO COLBY   Warns Against Premature Re. Cognition of Huerta,   WOULD HAVE GUARANTEES

WARNING BY. ‘FLETCHER IN MEXICO CASE   In No Case Should Recognition Of De La Huerta Regime Be More  Than Of Defacto Nature atid Thos With Dacavantiace   MUST GOLD PROPERTY RICHTS   Should First Find Out Whether New Leaders Are Able To Maintain Order’ and Guard Ameri cans In Mevicn.   iS OUTLINED TO COLB

WOMAN’S CORPSE IS HELD FOR DEB’   liospital Also Refuses To Re lease Baby Till 875 Bill Is Paid

HOSPITAL HOLDING BODY OF MOTHER   Husband Is Refused Corpse and Baby When He’s Unable to Pay Bill.

WRIT = ASKED--FOR WIFE’S BODY   Hospital Alleged to Hold Corpse and Babe For Bill

HELO FOR A HOSPITAL. BIL   Body of Dead Woman and Six Week: Old Child Are Denied the Father,

First Authentic Tabulation Estimates Yearly Support at $325,000,000

MANY WAR VETS IN NEED OF SUPPORT   Nearly 642,000 Americans Per manently Disabled During Fighting.

BEPEND ON UNCLE SAM.   More Than Half a Million Veterans of the World War Discharged Wh

This Sum Represents Annua: Expense for Taking Care of World War Dependents.

641.900 - “DISABLED YANKEES   That Number World War Veterans De. ‘pendent on Bounty of the United States. ;

641,900 WERE DISABLED   ist of Wounded and Invalid World War Veterans Compiled—Relief Measures Fund,

641,900 ARE DEPEND'NI   MEDICAL CHIEF OF WAR RISK i SAYS THERE ARE NUMBER.

641,900 VETERANS DEPENDENT ON U.S   that Many From Great War Are Crip ns _ Pled  or Otherwise Unable to : eave for Themacives.

MANY YANKS ARE DISABLED   Authentic Tabulation Shows 641,900 on Uncle Sam's Bounty

APPROXIMATELY THREEQUARTERS MILLION OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN NEED GOVERNMENT AlD

Chief Medical Adviser of insurance Bureau Reports First Authentic Tabulation of Disabled Men. -

DEPENDENI VETERANS ARE G41 990        More Than Half Million Are Discharged With Misabilities  Pensions May Reach $325, 000,000 Annually is Claimed

THIS NUMBER DEPENDENT ON BOUNTY OF UNITED STATES   Declares Chief Medical Adviser of War Kisk Insurance — Various Forms of  ‘ Disabilities Enumerated in Tabulation. ‘

OF METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH   Opened Today at Des Moines, lowa ~— 850 Delegates Present.

MUST FIRST LEARN TO OBE}   Future Naval Officers Must Stop Hazing, Daniels Orders—Toe Mark or Quit School.

NAVY DEPARTMENT TO GO LIMIT TO SUPPRESS HAZING AT ACADEMY   secretary Daniels Orders That As Many Midshipmen Be Expelled As Necessary to Overcome This Practice at Annapolis—Determined to Uphold Authority of Officials Stationed There—One Man Already Put Out.

Secretary of Navy Daniels Declares Navy Department Will “Go the Limit” to Stamp Out Hazing at Annapolis.   MUST LEARN TO OBEY BEFORE GIVING ORDERS   Says Any Number of Midshipmen Will Be Expelled Necessary to Break Up Practice— it Will Not Be Tolerated.

HAZING MUST END AT ANNAPOLIS IS ORDERED   Secretary Daniels Says He’! Fire Most of Cadets  They No Not Obey

NAVY HEAD. WANTS HAZING STAMPED OUT   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS HE WILL “GO LIMIT” TO UPHOLD AUTHORITIES AT NAVAL ACADEMY. —   ‘Would Rather Have 800 Men Who Could Obey Orders Than - 2200 Who Are indifferent.

NAVY DEPARTMENT TO GO LIMIT 10 BACK UP ~ ANNAPOLIS FACULTY TN STOPPING HAZIN   Any. Number of Midshipmen Wil Be Expelled If Necessary, Says Secretary Daniels

START FIGHT ON ANOZE VIOLATORS   Major Dalrymple Says Has Sufficient Evidence to Make Real Campaign.   UNCOVER WEALTHY RING

CAPTURE LIQUOR IN CHICAGO RAID      Prohibition Officers Are Ready Fo: A Drive Against “Whisky Ringe”

RAID THE CEL LA RS      In Chieage Ceutraband Liquors Will Be Sought and. Soelized,

PLAN WHISKEY RAIDS.   Ten Cases Found tn First tn Chica go Yesterday.

SEARCH HOMES OF WEALTHY FOR LIQUOR   Major Dalrymple, Dry Chief, to Raid Cellars of Chicago Silk Stockings.

i ilies  FORMER A. E. F. VETERAN WRITES GOVERNOR COX   Veteran of World War Ex resses Wish That Copy of  ague Covenant Might Be Read bv Every One.

COX. 19 ANSWER HARDING TONIGHT   Will Reply to’ Senatsr’s Deslaration of Being “Unbossed”

COX TOREPLY — TO HARDING   Will Answer Declaration That He is “Unpledged” and “Unbossed”   War Veteran Sends Money to Be Used in Distributing Copies of Covenant

COX TO ANSWER HARDING TONIGHT   REPLY IN SPEECH SCHED. ULED FOR AKRON, ~ OHIO.

GOVERNOR COX BACK TN WOME STATE. AS CAMPAIGN CLOSE 1S A RAWING NEARER

COX TO EXPLODE HARDING DENIAL BOSSES RULE HIM   War Vet Sends Mone; To Help League To Win.

LANDSLIDE FOR HARDING CLAIM OF G.0.P, READ   Chairman Hays Says It Will Eclipse all Former Records in Country

COX CAMPAICRING TODAY IN HOME STATE: PLIND 10 ANCWER MA. HARDING   FOLLOWS CLOSELY AFTER THI REPUBLICAN STANDARD  BEARER TN OHLO CITTES,

Nee? FLED  (0 GMA AUN SLEEP IN ELANTERS   Governor at Home in Ohio to Make Addresses in Afternoon and Night   LETTER FROM SOLDIER SHOWS WAR VIEWS   Speech at Indianapolis I Spotlight on Harding's Shortcomings

COX TO ANSWER HARDING TONIGHT   ‘LATTER SAYS HE’S UNBOSSEL   -Demoera: se. Nomi eo Makes Public. % 5 Patsy fo

GOVERNOR COX IN HOME STATE   Will Answer Charges Made by’ Harding in Speech Tonight

GOVERNOR GOA MAKING VOTES IN OHIO TODAY   Democratic Nominee Will Reply to Harding’s Akron Speech Tonight.   A SOLDIER’S PLEA FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   World War Veteran Write: Cox Why He Will Vote for Him.

DEMAND $25,000 FOR RETURN OF BOY   Kentucky Lad Lured Away and Held for Ransom.

‘YOUNG BOY HELD FOR RANSOM   Twelwe-sear-eld Sapposed te Have Been Ridraped.

WHERE IS “STEVE”?   Expressman Who Hauled the Trunk Has Disappeared.

DETROIT POLICE ME SEARCHING FOR “STEVE   ‘The Expreseman Sald to Have: Hal = ad the Trank Containing Body . of Nude Woman ‘

POLIGE SEEKING TRUNK JUGGLER   “Steve” Expressman Believed to Have Hauled Trunk Containing Body of Murdered Woman is Sought; DisAppears; Case Strengthened.

EXPRESSMAN IS SOUGHT IN TRUNK DEATH   “Steve” Has Mysterious ly Disappeared From Detroit Say Police.

Decrease of Twenty-five Per Cent to Follow Halt in Upward Trend of Prices.   Business Men Beginning to Realize More Is Being Charged Than Public Can Pay.

.  HOON Gc  HAD ViSiUh IF BAU BY MUSUMMER   Decrease of 25 Per Cent Will Come in Few Months   UPWARD TREND IS NOW AT PINNACLE   \dininistrator Figg Is Op limishe Over Pros pecisof Relief

RECOMMENDED FOR D. S.C   Henry MeCurdy Volunteered as Guide Through Heavy Shellfire

REFUSES SPIES NEW HEARING      Court of Appeals at Cincinnati Affirms Prison Sentences of Four Latonia Men.

SPIES REFUSED NEW HEARING   Cincinnati Court of Appeals Affirms Prison Sentences.

ILLINOIS VOTING TODAY   Wood and Lowden in Republican Primay:  3 Democrats Uncontested,

LUNUIS PRIMARY   LOWEN AND WoOobD IN REPURHAN CONTEST.    Weimen Voted in Several of the Counties Regardless of Lavy.

I. llinois Primary Vote  Today; No Contest in:  Field by Democrat:

WOOD AND LOWDEN WAGE BITTER PRIMARY FIGHT IN ILLINOIS: AN OPEN FIELD FOR DEMOCRATS

LOWDEN CLASHES WITH GEN. WOOD ~INSHOME:STATE   Forces of  Both Candidates Claim Victory in Primary. Today; No Others in Race.

ILLINOIS WOMEN VOTE IN PRIMARY   Lowden and Wood in Race for ' :Presidential Prefer- . “""". enge,’

VOTING {N. ILLINGIS,      Presidential Preference Primary (1 7 a Relun Meld

WONIEN’S VOTES MAY BE THROWN AWAY LATER Oh   Participate in Illinois Primary Today, but Ballots Will Be Counted Separately.

ILLINOIS VOTES FOR PRESIDENT   Governor Lowden and General Wood Only Candidates Entered on Republican Ticket

NEW FACES IN WILSON CABINET   E. L. MEREDITH, IOWA FAR? JOURNAL PUBLISHER, $UCCEEDS HOUSTON   LANE IS NEXT TO RETIRE      Secretary of interior to Return t Private Life—Successor Not Chosen.

EDL: MEREDITA TO GET HOUSTON PLACE IN CABINET   The Secretary of Agriculture Will Succeed Secretary ~ Carter Glass. ss   LANE TO RESIGN .PORTEGLIO   New Appointment Su prises the Capital; Isa: Pract cal Farmer.

Third Expected to Take Place i Near Future.   GLASS’ SUCCESSOR NAMED   David Franklin Houston Given Treasury Portfollo — Edwin L, Mezédith, of Des Moines, a Fraclleal Farmer, Will Be Sceretary of. Agriculture— Lane Desires to Retire.

MEREDITH NAMED TO FILL POSITION HELD BY HUSTON   Practical: Farmer Placed At Heac Of Department Of Agriculture —Huston Succeeds Glass.   LANE IS ABOUT - TO RETIRE

PRESIDENT PUTS REAL FARMER IN DABINE!. GHANGE I INTE BING SAAN   Edwin L. Meredith, Who Becomes Secretary of Agriculture. Is Prominent As Authority on Soil Problems   CARTER GLASS GOES TO U. S. UPPER HOUSE   Only 4 Members Originally Appointed by Wilson. te Portfolios Remain With the Administration.

MORE CHANGES IN WILSON CABINET   Houston Transferred to the Treasury — Succeeded by Edwin L. Mederitb   THIRD CHANGE EXPECTED SOON

HOUSTON NAMED TOBE OEGRETARY OF THE TREASUR}   Former Agricultural Head Will Be Succeeded by E. L. Meredith.   Appointment by Wilson of Successor to Lane Is Expected Soon.

Practical Farmer as Well as Business Man Now Heads Department of Agricullure—Will Seek Method of Getting Crops, to Market Without Se Much Lost Motion,

fofigna State Libraty x  '{1UUd I ul  1S CHOSEN   ‘FOR TREASURY POST BY WIL - §ON TO SUCCEED GLASS   Editor of Succesefyl Farming Te Be Head ef Agriculture

WILSON’ CABINET  HAG TWO CHANGES   HOUSTON SUCCEEDS GLASS AND IOWAN TAKES AGRICULTURAL PORTFOLIO.

FARMER GIVEN CABINET otAl BY PRESIDENT   E. L. MEREDITH OF IOWA HEADS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUBE, VICE HOUSTON   Will Trv To Work Out Method 0: Getting Crops To Market In Economical Manner

TWO CHANGES IN CABINET; ONE MORE EXPECTED   Houston Succeeds Glass; Publisher Is Given Houston Job.

Only Four of Original Set of Advisers’ Remain With President Wilson’s  Administration.

ET MEREDITH Io TO BE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   Des Moines, lowa Man is Given Houston’s Cabinet Position.   HOUSTON SUCCEEDS GLASS

Two Cabinet Changes Made; Secretary Lane Is to Resign   David F. Houston of St. Louis Is Selected to Succeed Glass in Treasury, With Iowa Editor Succeeding Him in Agriculture Department—Head of Interior Is Anxious to Retire to Private Life.

TWO CHANGES ARE MADE IN GABINE]   Third Expected to Take Place in Near Future.   GLASS’ SUCCESSOR NAMED.   David Franklin Houston Given Treasury Portfolio —. Edwin L. Meredith, of Des Moines, a Practical Farmer, Will Be Secretary of Agriculture— Lane Desires to Retire.

Secretary of Agriculture Ap pointed Secretary of U. S. Treasury.   IOWA MAN TO HEAD AGRICULTURE DEPT.   Successor to Secretary Lane of Department of Interior  Unnamed.

END OF CIVILIZATION BUILT ON CAPITALISM   Davies Predicts British Government Wilk Re in the Hands of Labor  Within Next Bive Years,

QUIEN HELD NOT GUILTY   Alleged Detfeatist Is Declared Inno eent of the Betraya: of BMaAitt. Cl‘awvali.

Allesed Defentist In Declared Innoeent of the Betrayai of Egith Cneell,.

‘HOUNDS DASH   AT QUEEN MARY'S  GRAY FOX MUFF   Queen Saved From lajury 6: Master of Hunt After Ex-

WRANGEL CHECK REDS IN SOUT   Forces of Anti-Belshevik Lead. er Capture Large Number of Prisoners. -

PRODUCTION  Nh INDIMNA MATERILLY 1 CREASED  in Two Districts Only Did Miner   In Two Districts Only Did Miners Refuse to Obey Order.   Mine Workers Officials Optomistic Over Outcome of The Strike.

PRODUCTION  MOANA MATERALLY I CREASED   In Two Districts Only Did Miners Refuse to Obey Order.   Mine Workers Officlale Aptomlatic Over Outcome of The Strike.

WILL ADDRESS THE \K. OFC. MONDA!   Schiedler, of Oldenburg To Talk o: Joan of Arc—Judge Wickens on Program.

WILL ADDRESS THE A OF C. MONDA   — of Oldenburg To Talk o an of Arc—Judge Wickens on  q Program.

ANOTHER IOWA BANK ISLOOTEL   Yeggmen Rob New Hartforc State Bank of Liberty Bonds.

JURORS FOR NEW > TERM OF COURT   January Term Will Convene Next Monday

DANIELS LIKENED TO REDS   Admiral Sims Declares There’s Noth. ina Personal in Attacks.

NOTHING PERSONAL SAYS SIMS   dmiral Reappears Before Com mittee With Stinging Criti cism of Daniels’ Method: Which He Declares Mor Dangerous Than Bolshevisn

SIMS CHARACTERIZES DANIELS METHODS AS —  "-“MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE RED. BOLSHEVIK

EATIST SPIRIT IN NAVY DUE TO DANIELS METHODS, SAYS SIMS   MORE DANGEROUS TO NAYV' THAN ANY FORM OF BOLSHE VISM, SIMS TELLS SENATI NAVAL COMMITTEE.

POLICY WAS DANGEROUS   Sims Says Daniels’ Plan Worse Than Bolshevism.

DANIELS’S POLICY ‘LIKERED MENACE. _ SIMS CHARGES   Adimral Recalled by, Senate ~ Says’ Secretary Injected  &Pyafoantict Mathade 2

LIKENS DANIELS TO REDS   Sims Says Secretary’s “Defeatist Poi icy” Would Be Ruin to American Navy.

SIMS SAYS DANIELS POLICY OF AWARDING DECORATIONS 1S Bat   '¢ Continued It Would be More Dangerous to the Navy Than Any Known Form of Bol. shevism.

DANIELS’ METHODS CALLED DANGEROUS   Admiral Sims Declares Plar of Awarding Decoration: Introduces “Defeatist Pol icy” Into Navy.

SIMS ; AGAIN TALKS   This’ Time he Neclares’ Daniels’ System of Making Awards Was Equal te a Deteatist Polic ye

‘Daniels Methods _ Worse Menace — Than Reds’.    Admiral Applauded_ as He Enter: the Committee Room; Says He. -Didn’t Belittle U. S. Efforts

SINS DENIES HE BELITTLEDUL 6 - EFFORTS IN WAR   SAYS DANIELS’ WETHOD OF DIS. TRIBUTING AWARDS INTRODUCES DEFEATIST POLICY,

IMEATER PRODUCTION CONVENTION BE HELD IN ATLANTIC. GITY   PART OF THE GOVERNMENT 1 ENCOURAGING INCREASED PRODUCTION TO BE DISCUSSED,

CONVENTION SEEKS TO STEADY PRICES   Stable Rates and Big Productior Aim of Chamber.   Convention of the United States Com merce Gody to Tackie Big Job.

TO TACKLE BIG JOB   NATIONAL TRADE CHAMBER SEEKS NORMAL PRICES.   Maximum Production and Stable Rates Aim of Convention of U. 5S. Commerce Body.

National Chamber of Commerce Scena in That Key to Restoration of  Bouwemnal Mesias esas.

THINK INCREASE IN PRODUCTION IS VITAL NEEL   U. S. Chamber of Com: merce to Promote  T hat Idea.

FIRST NATIONAL “BANK - WG . RENDER: FREE SERVICE :'TO: PATRONS GARD ENG es  « GOME TAX :

LOCAL BANK TO BRING TAX EXPERT HERE FEBRY. 27TH   FIRST NATIONAL BANK WELL RENDER FREE SERVICE TO PATRONS REGARDING INCOME TAX

BREAD PRICES RISE 6 PER CENT   Loaves of From 10 Ounces to Tw Pounds Sell From Hicht Cont to a Quarter

LOST OF BR KEEPS GLIMBINE   Advance of Six Per Cent in Cost Dur. ing Past Year; Forty Leading Cities Report General Climb in Staff of Life; Prices Vary Much.

Bread Costs 6.16 Per Cent More This Y ear   Compilation of Prices in 40 Cities Shows Staff of Life Sells at Average Price Of 11,73 cents Per Pound; Highest in Des Moines, Cheapest in Philadelphia.

BREAD PRICES INCREASE   Statistics Compiled in 40 Leading Cities Show Advance of 6.16 Per  Cont, During Past Year,

DRY WEATHER OVER RANGES   Cattle Reported in Ex. cellent Condition. Few Being Sold

CATTLE RANGES OGY BUT GATTLE IN S000 CHAPE SAY REPART!   MOVEMENT TO MARKET SUSPEND. ED BECAUSE OF PREVAILING LOW PRICES,

FLEET NOT KEPT IN BATTLE FORM   Sims Alleges Months Were Lost in Dispatching Unit To the Aid of British   PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEN   Work of Fitting Into British Fleet Finest Exhibition That the Admiral Ever Saw

~CHAREE OF SIMS   Rear Admiral Continues to Pile Up Charges of Inefficiency Against Secretary Nanieale and Staff.   FREQUENT PLEAS FOR WARSHIPS UNHEEDED   ‘Months Lost in Sending a  Sauadron of Battleships to  European Waters to Join British Grand Fleet,

SIMS KEEPS UP ATTACKS ON DANIELS   Navy Unprepared for War, Says Critic of Great Secretary   TELLS SENATORS HIS REQUEST IGNORED   Dept. Would Not Aid Allies to the Fullest Extent

FLEET UNREADY FOR BATTLE, 1S LATEST CHARGE  MADE BY SIMS   Pleas for Warships Disregarded; Months of Time Lost.   HIGH TRIBUTE IS PAID TO MEN   Way They Joined With British Was Fine Exhibition.

HERBERT HOOVER TO BE WITNESS  IN NAVY PROBE   Sims Continues His Story of the Failure of  Sea Forces.

NAVY'S POLICY ATTACKED.   Sims Charges Atlantic Fleet Was Not Kept in Readiness for Battle.

CHARGES ATLANTIC FLEET WASN'T KEPT READY FOR BATTLE   ‘Months Lost in Dispatching Squadron to Join British,  Admiral Sims Says.   PAYS TRIBUTE TO OFFICERS AND MEN OF BATTLESHIPS   Requests for American Forces to Supplement Allied Naval Patrol Refused at First by Navy Department, He Says—Requests That Commiitee  ——s« Call Herbert Hoover,

ATLANTIC FLEET NOT KEPT READY OAYS ADMIRAL   Sims Continues His Charge: Against Naval Departments War Policy.   HOOVER WILL TESTIFY

SIMS CONTINUES ATTAGK ON NAV   Atlantic Fleet Not Kept ir Battle Readiness  -_—_   Frequent Pleas for American Warships were Disregarded and Months Lost in Dis. patching Squadron of Battleships to Join British Grand Fleet. He Savs

SIMS (5 STILL EMITTING LOUO ROARS ABOUT FLEET   SEEMS HIS ADVICE WAS NOT FOLLOWED —HOOVER {iS TO BE CALLED TO CORROBORATE ADMIRAL SIMS’ EVIDENCE

ATLANTIC. FLEET NOT KEPT HEALY DECLARES SIMS   Admiral Adds New Charge to Navy Department Bcfore Senate Investigating Committee

WANT TO HIRE TURKISH JAIL   Americans in Constantinop!te Have  No Place for Prisoners.

CLAIM HOOVER IS OUT OF THE RACE   Jobnson ant Woml Supporters Sny Hinois Primary Entirely FEliminated the Former Food  Adin inistrator.

CLAIM HOOVER ON SKIDS OVER WEST   Result in illinois  Pleases - Johnson and Wood Backers, They Say. .   FIGHT ON IN ‘CALIFORNIA   Lowden's Plurality in Home State Will Run. Over  0,000,

CLAIM HOOVER ELIMINATED FOS REPUBLICAN NOMINATIOS   ‘$Nineis Primaries Indicated ~ That Johnson Is Gaining Stveneth at the  fexfiense of Hoover, 5

llinois Primaries Eliminates Hoover   In the Oninion of Wood and Johnsen Sapporters— Only Received S500 Votes

 HOOVER'S SMALL VOTE IN IL LINGIS PRIMARY REGARDED AS INDICATIVE OF DEFEAT   MANAGERS ARE CONFIDENT   Former Food Director's Managers Concentrating Efforts on Primaries in California, Oregon ant) Mon tana

TO RESTORE ALDRICH TARIFF   Republican Representative From Ohio Introduces Resolution in House at Washington.

WOMAN'S CLUB,   Voted to Join General Federation— Petition for 9.45 Train on the ©

WOMAN’S CLUB   Voted to Join General Federation— Petition for 9.45 Train on the ry, , 7 asa

CONSTITUTION . DAY TOMORROW   Republican Party Vitus Observance Throughout Nation,

CONSTITUTION DAY SPEECH SCHEDULED   Harding to Address Delegations From Several Ohio Counties.

CONSTITUTION DAY PLANNED BY HARDING   Will Deliver Speeches For Observance Tomorrow.

SOFT COAL PRICES ARE ON THE DECLINE   NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION DECLARES REDUCTION OF 25. PER, CENT.

aur  GOAL PRICES NOW OF CECLIN   Immediate Fuel Wants of Whole Nation Met and Sur. plus for Storage is Now Be. ing Accumulated.

PRICE OF SOFT COAL IS TUMBLING' ALREADY OPERATORS’ ASSOCIATION DECLARES IN OFFICIAL STATEMENT

SOFT COAL PRICES TUMBLING,   Have Already Dropped 25 Per Cent fim Sewerel] Fields.

PRICES OF SOFT COAL ARE ON THE DECLINE   National Association Announces Drop of 25 per Cent in Several Fields.

SOFT COAL COST FALLS, IS CLAIM   PRICES HAVE ALREADY DROPPED 25 PERCENT IN SOME FIELDS NATIONAL ASSN. SAYS

DRY AGENTS T0 - BEARRESTEL   Philipp: Issues: Requisition Papers in Hurley Case

TRAFFIC EMBARGO. 10 AID GLEANU   [ nessential Travel To Be Vol untarily Barred In New York For Three Days

Voluntary Embargo on Unessential Traffic   Is Declared in New York So That Men May Be Released ‘to Handle the Gigantic Snow Accumulation. ~

TRAFFIC HALTED IN NEW YORK   Start Task to Dig City From Un: der Snow Blanket   MANY HAVE BEEN KILLED   Street Car Lines and Taxi Service Are Still Paralyzed

ORK CLEANS AWAY SNOW DRIFIS AS STORM SUBSIDES      THREE DAY EMBARGO ON NON. ESSENTIAL TRAFFIC 18 _REQUESTED BY MAYOR  . HYLAN

‘AN EMBARGO ON TRAFFIC   Mayor Hrlon Requests Thousands of Men and Trucks to Aid In Removing Snow.

‘Thos. A. Edison Says The World Is Not Yet ‘Past Primitive Stage   ron Seventy-Third Birthday weciares  opments. Are Just Beginning and Predicts New Era to Be Run Entirely by Machinery. Cry for Shorter > es i: 7 SS Ohavrestoerized as “All Bosh.”  Wizard Inverto

ELECTION FRAUD FAILS,   Evidence Not Sufficient to Hold Man} . Defendants;

DISMISS 15 MORE. IN NEWBERRY CASE   COURT. RULES THAT GOVERN MENT CANNOT PROVE CHARGES AGAINST MANY DEFENDANTS

SENATOR GRONNA MAKES CHARGES IN THESENATE   Says Provisions of Food Control Act Have Been Used to Advance Hoover's Candidacy.

CANDIDATES BEING PUT IN NOMINATION AS COMMITTEES WORK   A GREAT DEMONSTRATION FOR WILSON KILLS FIGHT ON ADMINISTRATION,   PARTY STANDS ON RECORD   Cummings Keynote Speech Reviews Right Years Democratic Rule With Credit; G, 0, P. Congress a Failure,

rree Passage Across Poland Exoected to Be Demanded by Bolsheviki   * LLIANCE WITH GERMANY IS REGARDED AS OBJECT   WASHINGTON BELIEVE. KUS. SIA AND GERMANY WORK. ING TOGETHER TO THROW OFF ALLIED YOR?

TAXATION IS BIG PROBLEM BANKERS SAY   BOTH OF CANDIDATES SUIT, THEM AND THEY HAVE NO  FEARS OF PANIC.   MANY BIG PROBLEMS * ARE TO BE SOLVED

BANKERS ENTERTAIN NO FEARS OF PAM BUT STUDY TAXATION   On Eve of Meeting of American Bankers’ Association at Wash ington Optimism Expressed.   BOTH CANDIDATES SAFE   Who Becomes President Will Not Make Slightest Difference, Bankers’ Head Asserts.

FRENCH SOCIALIST PARTY IS DIVIDEE      Right Wing Quits After Sensational Entry of Woman Legislator From Germany.

FIRE FOLLOWS AN EXPLOSION   Part of Town Shaken by ‘Blast That Causes $150,000 Damage to Brunswick-Balke Plant

FIRES CAUSE TWO DEATHS OF FIGHTERS   Firemen Die While Pro tecting Property of Other People.

STANDSTILL FOR FD EPIDEMIC   WASHINGTON REPORTS: N« CHANGE WHILE AUSTIN SAYS SLACKENING UP.

" EPIOEMIL   WASHINGTON REPORTS WN« CHANGE WHILE AUSTIN SAYS SLACKENING UP,

NATIONATISM ADVOCATED AT OHIO BANQUET   Many Cantonians Hear Warre: G. Harding In Ardent Plea   WOULD PUT DOWN REDS IMMEDIATELY   United States Must Keep T Traditional Path Says Ohio Senator

‘Declares the. Republic Has, Never ",, Failed, Humanity or Endangered: “ : Civilization in Address. ,

GOLDSMITH WILL ENTER,   Take Part in State Rifle Tournament in Indianapolis.

GOLDSMITH WIit. ENTER.   Take Part. in State, - Rifle Tournament in Indianxpolis.

SIX ARMED MEN CAPTURED AT CANTON      Policeman Arrests Men in Stolen Car Single-Handed —— Believed Arrested Men to Be Cleveland Auto Bandits

DELEGATION FROM EAST TO CONVENTION LOOKING UP FRIENDS IN CALIFORNIA   No One in Either Party Can  Pull Whirlwind Campaign Like Bryan and Roosevelt,  Abe Martin Says.

FORMAL ARMISTICE SIGNED      Turkish Nationalists and Armenians Have Ended Struggle.

BOLSHEVISTS AND TURKS CRUSHED SMALL NATION   Armenians Were Forced to Treat With Both—Situation Somplicated tor Mediation.

ARMISTICE SIGNED BY TURKEY AND ARMENIA   Believed Action Was Induced by Russian Bolsheviki, Neutral Zone Established.

Convention Is Expected to Endore¢  Hiram Johnson ss a PresiOnE’ mawatoal

Convention Is Expected to Endorse Hiram Johnson as a Presidential Cand.date.

COSTS. LANEAVERS   SECRETARY OF INTERIOR BE: LIEVYES PRODUCTION WILL BE CREASE BY  ri   OPENS UP MUCH OIL LAND   Immense Qi] and Mineral Resources Wil Be Thrown Open For Use Under Control of Government—Royalties Mast be Paid

What the General Leasing Act Means to the Whole American Nation.

COAL SITUATION ~——T§ VERY SERIOUS    Unless Government Comes to Relief of Public, There Will Be a Fuel Famine.

OSBORNE AGAIN HANDS IN HIS RESIGNATION   Commander at Ports: mouth Prison for Sec: ond Time Asks To Be Relieved.

PRISON COMMANDER TO RETIRE   Thomas Mott QOshberne Agnin Ten ders His Resigration.

CRANE NAMED AMBASS ADOR FOR CHINA   Was: Recalled By Presicerit Taft After. His yAppointment . In 1919 “For Talking Too  RAT.   JAPANESE ENTERED PROTEST   Came Again To Pablic Notice In Wilsonian Administration—Of{fered Post To Russia But De clined.   LATER MALE INVESTIGATIONS

APPOINTS CRANE TO CHINESE POST   Wilson Names Man Once Re. called From Like Mission for “Talking Too Much”   JAPAN HAD OBJECTED   Disagreeahble Incident, it Is Believed, Will Not Reflect on Present Appointment

WILOON APPOINTS CHARLES A. CRANE CHINESE MINISTER   WAS SELECTED TO FILL POST IN 19609 BY TART BUT RECALLED.

Chicago Millionaire Is Appointed Minister to China, Thus Reopening a Chapter of Diplomatic History.   WAS NAMED BEFORE; TALKED TOO MUCH   tecalled in 1909, While Enroute to Peking, Because of “Indiscreet’ Statements Credited to Him,

CRANE NAMED AS: CHINA MINISTER   The Man Fired by twat, ‘Is Name Minister to Chiua by President. 

Quite Generally Stated, and Believed hy Many in Towech With Foreign Aliairs, That Recall in 1909 Was at Instance of Japanese Government, Is Close to President,

A CLARSALD ES SR GPOP AVA eA UE  Lively Chapter a American Diplomatic History Reopened bv Latest Wilson Choice

URANE 15 NAMED AMBASSADOR FOR POST IN ORIENT   Millionaire, Chosen by Wilson Was Picked to Represent U. S. in Russia by Taft, Then Recalled.

WILSON NAMES CHARLES #. CRAKE MINISTER TU GHIAA   Was Recalled by Taft in 1909 for “Talking too Much”   HISTORY OF CASE GIVEN

CHARLES CRANE GOES 10 ORIENT   Is Appointed Minister to China by President  FiDpDeCT AIARATYK DOV TACT   Put Recalled on Way to Post for Talking Too Much—Ap. pointment Reopens Almost Forgotten Chapter of Diplo. matic History—Japan Be. lieved to Have Obiected.

WILSON SENDS GHANE 10 Tht CHINESE POSI   ONCE NAMED BY TAFT BUT RECALLED BECAUSE OF HIS “INDISCREET” TALK   Declined Rusian Embassv But Late Was Member of Mission Sent That Country During War

LE a a ee ae  Man Mr. Taft  T urned Down Reappointed By Wilson To Be U. §. Minister To China

CRANE SELECTED FOR PEKING POST   CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE CHOSEX BY WILSON AS AMERICAN MINISTER   WAS RECALLED BY TAFT   Gave up Portfolio Under Republicar Administration—‘‘Talked Too Much,” Charge

CRANE IS GIVEN POST.   Man Recalled for ‘Talking To Much’ Selected for Min. ister to China.

AD  MIRAL SAYS DANIELS LIES   Benton C. Decker, U. 8. N Pays His ‘‘Respects’’ to Secretary of Navy.

GHARGES CHIEF WITH DELIBERATE MISREPRESENTING   Secretary Willing to Demoralize and Degrade the Navy

v TEES shane BAT ARS :     Rear, Admiral Decker Lets jean. A Whele Broadside. '-  ~

Adm’l. Decker Declares Naval Head Deliberately Misrepresented Acts of Officers.   CALLS HIM AN AUTOCRAT   Only Men Who Bowed to Secre: tary Got Ahead—May Reopen the Sims-Daniels Row.

SIMS-DAMELS WORD FIGHT AGAIN   Admiral Says Secretary Delib erately Misrepresented Facts In The Case.

Sims-Daniels Controversy Again   Rene Admiral Renton Charges Sccretary Daniels With Deliberately Misrepresenting Sims.

SIMS-DANIELS ROW IS REVIVED   ADMIRAL DECKER WRITES LETTER TO COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN HALE.

WAMIELS DENOUNCED BY REAR ADMIRAL DECKER   NAVY SECRETARY CALLED DIS HONEST AND LIKENED TO AN AUTOCRAT.   Officer Wha Was Removed From Stsation at Madrid Makes Statement in Army and Navy Register.

EXTRA! DANIELS,      Rear Admiral Decker Fans Dying Fire with Letter Attacking Seeretary’s Veracity.

SIMS-DANIELS RUMPUS REVIVED BY OFFICEF   D ker Clainns Daniels Mi

SAYS DANIELS TWISTED FACTS   Rear Admiral Decker Flays Naval Secretary.   USED PRUSSIAN METHODS   In Disciplining Officere Whe Refused to “Sacrifice Manhood and Honor,” Is Charged.

PERVERTED AND TWISTED   Admiral Decker Also Says Tha’ Secretary Daniels Is Dishonest,

RENEWS ATTACK ON DANTELS,   Rear Admiral Decker Takes Sima’  Side of Controversy.

NAVY CHIEF IS SCORED BY ADM. DECKER   Says Fleet “Head Has Mis represented Facts About Officers.

SIMO-TANTELS ROW AGAIN STIRRED UP BY ADMIRAL BECKER   Controversy Over Navy’s Con duct Renewed When Officer Charges Secretary Misrepresented Facts.

DANIELS IS ASSAILED AS A PRUSSIAN   Rear Admiral Decker Re opens Fight; Charges Dishonesty-.   MUST BEND THEIR KNEES   Navy Officers Must Worship Daniels’ Gods to Progress, He Says’

SAVAGE ATTACK ON DANIELS BY REAR ADMIRAL DECKER   COMMANDANT OF FLORI. DA DISTRICT WRITES SCATHING LETTER.   DECLARES SECRETARY REWARDED FRIENDS   Defends Admirals Sims, Fullam and Fiske in Charges Made Against Them at the Senate  Tneniry.

; . . Accuses His Superior, Secretary Daniels, of Deliberately Fal Sie.  Another Disgruntled Naval Of:  ficial Joins Sims in Making  Che Tac lar ves.    akes Eack-Handed Blow A\  The Press

SIMIMS-DANIELS ROW REVIVED WITH HOT WORDS BY DECKER   Admiral Decker, of Seventh Naval District, Charges Secretary Daniels With Dishonesty.   SAYS HE ABUSED POWER   Jecker Declares He Believes in Giving Credit to Men Who Re fused to Bow to Daniels.

BITTER ATTACK ON SEC. DANIELS BY ANM DECKER   FALSITY AND MISREPRE SENTATION THE ‘-WEAP-‘ONS OF NAVY SEC- = _REPARY.  RREAK OFFICERS   Secretary Determined to Crush All Who Did Not Bow to

SIMS-DANIELS ROW REVIVED BY LETTER   Admiral Decker Sends Lette? Which Says That Daniels Misinterpreted Facts

ANOTHER BUMP FOR JOSEPHUS   Rear Admiral Decker Say: * Unecomplimentary Things - About Navy Secretary.   BOARD LIST UNCHANGED

HUW AN NAV  AEVIVED Bi ADMIRAL Wil LAYS CHI   Rear-Admiral Decker Re vives Fight Started by Sims   CHARGES DANIELS TWISTED FACTS   Claims Secretary Dishonest Autocratic and Abused tlis Power

Final Drive Before Winter Apparently in Progress Against Bolsheviki   IMPORTANT FORTRESS OF GRODNO TAKEN BY POLES   WRANGEL AND UKRAINIAD GENERAL REPORTED — 1¢ HATE AGREERD ON COMSILN ED OFFENSIVE, .

Poles. Ukrainians and General Wrange! Hammer at Red Armies.   GRODNO FALLS TO POLES   City on Versailles Boundary Line Captured After Desperate Battle.

SOVIETS REELING   Bolshevik Troops Are Subjected to Terrific Blows on Three Fronts and Are Forced Backwards.   FORTRESS OF GRODNO CAPTURED BY POLES   Stronghold on Niemen Rive: Falls to Polish Troops Whi Are Now on Boundary Line  ( Set at Versailles.

Anti-Bolshevik Forces Launch Fall Campaign to Scatter Soviet Armies and Head Off Boasted Winter Drive   Switzerland Not Only Refuses to Recognize Lenine, But Orders His Emissaries te Leave: Lithunia for Peace

REDS ARE ATTACKED ALONG THREE FRONTS IN COMBINED ACTION   ANTLROLSHEVIK FORCES AM “MER SOVIET ARMIES IN LAST BIG DRIVE BE“FOR APPROACII OF WINTER:

SAYS IRISH WITH GERMANS    Lloyd George Asserts Documents Show They Were With Germany.

DE VALERA JOINED IN GERMAN PLOT?   LLOYD GERORGE DECLARES DOCUMENTS WILL IMPLICATE IRISH REPUBLIC PRESIDENT,

NEMIER LLOYD GEORGE STATES HAT DOCUMENTS FOUND ON THE REPUBLICAN CHIEF PROVE THIS   rning of Stores Continues in Emerald Isle; 3ix Irish Nationals, Three of Them Women, \rrested in Glasgow on Charge of Treasonhle Conspiracy.

MOSCOW REPORTS -~ ~~ SOVIET SUCCESSES  ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCES   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCES SAID TO BE WIPED OUT.

ASSERT ANTI-SOVIETS NOW ONLY HOLD CRIMEA   Kamenoff. Quotes Moscow Dispatch Telling of Defeat of Opposing Army  in the Province of Kuban   RUSSIANS OCCUPY TOWNS IN FIGHTING — AGAINST POLES ABOUT BREST-LITOVSK

Such Is The Ciaim Made By Russian Bolshevik  Seat of Peace Negotiations To Be Changed  ’ To Riga—Bolsheviki  Capture More Villages

START PRIMARY ROAD MARKING NEXT WEEK   THIS AND OTHER COUNTY'S HIGH WAYS AT LAST TO BE WELL LABELED.   ALL MAIN ROADS TO BE NUMBERED   State Highway Commission Send: Oat Word For Start on July 12th—-Siens at All Road Tarnts,

NTING THE  STATE HIGHWAYS        ring and Painting the Roads Under the ‘Supervision of. the State        ‘AID IN TRAVELING         As AML Over lowa are Numberec and'-Poles' Painted to « Show Lines

KENTUCKY: FIELDS EXTEND. TERRITORY   Rich Pool, Opened in Aller County.   'BIG SHALLOW PRODUCERS   Runs From the Western Section Rapidly Increasing-— Some Wells Still Shut In—Recent Completions Show Large Average—More Activity in Central West Pields. *

Runs From the Western Section Rapidly Increasing — Some Wells Still Shut In—Recent Completions Show Large Average—-More Activity in Central West Fields.

MORE SCHOOL DAYS   TIPTON COUNTY. ROATD.OF TNE: CATION DES ON RECOR      Five of the TownShips Vote for ie  Months of Counit School.

L DAYS   TIPTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDL. CATION GES ON RECORD.   j Five of the Townships Vote for Right  Months of Country School,

[wo-thirds of Members of Lower House Have Agreed to the One Day Session Plan Proposed for Suffrage Amendment.

PLEDGES FROM THREK MORE SENATORS NEEDED BEFORE THE GOVERNOR ACTS”   MISS BENBRIDGE HOPEFI

FAMOUS BEAUTY GIVEN DAMAGES IN LIBEL:SUIT   London Paper Coupled Name of Gladys Deacon  With German Crown Prince. va   OF A BOSTON FAMILY

GLABYS DEACON AWARDED > 506 POUNDS DAMAGES   Wins Suit Against Gondon Graphic for Printing Stories About Her Alleged Matrimonial ‘Prou how.

MARYLAND FARMER GETS  WHITE HOUSE SHEEP. BACK oper wETHOUT INTEREST

WILSON FACES NEW PROBLEI   LEADING DEMOCRAT OFFICIALS EXPECT W. J. BRYAN TO HAVE CANDIDATE

PALMER MAY BE PRESIDENTIAL ~_ GANDIDATE   ‘Possibility of Bryan Starting a Ne "Party “fo Take Care of the People.

BRYAN WILL HAVE OWN CANDIDATE   President Expected to Take Aoctive Part in Campaign   HOPE FOR UNION OF FORCES   Much Gossip Concerning Possibilitv of New Party

WILSON MAY WAME MAN 10) tA  TIGRE!   Collision With Bryan To Oc cur at Convention; New Party Talk

WHO WILL IT BE:   Political Pot Boiling Over with Gossip Who’ll be Democrat Candidate   FOR THE PRESIDENCY

lhe WEATHER   WILSON TO KEEP SOUT OF WAR AGAIN NEXT YEA   Democrats Are Planning Another aon Cry for   BRYAN NOT AFRAID OF THE PRESIDENT   Is an Outcast Among the Wilson Party Leaders ' Hawever

PALMER IN FAVOR WITH WHITE HOUSE   Wilson Expected by Democratic Chieftains to Name Presidential Candidate.   PRESIDENT SELECTS THE ISSUE

BRYAN'S THREAT TODISRUPT PARTY GETSHORSELAUCI   Cc si MMONER'S BREAK WIT PRESIDEXT CAUSES HIM TO BE REGARDE aS AN OUTCAST       LOOK FOR WOMEN’S VOTES   Democratic Leaders > Believe That Voters Will Demand Ratification of Peace Treaty—Palner Favored by Wilson as Nominee

EXPECT WILSON TO TAKE HAND EN PICKING THE PRESID TIAL CANDEIDAT:

WILGUN MAY NAME MAR 10) tad JIGKEI   Collision With Bryan To Oc: cur at Convention; New  Party Talk

League Of Nations To Be Big Issue In Campaign Ending In November    FALMER APPEARS  TO BE FAVORITE   But Definite Choice Will No  Be Made Until Fight Grows Warmer.

Palmer Appears Choice of White House in Race   President Will Not Pick His Man, However, "Until Later in Campaign   pBRYAN IS OUTCAST IN ' DEMOCRATIC COUNCILS   SPLIT WITH WILSON GATHERS FRIENDS CLOSER TO PRESIDENT AND AWAY FROM BRYAN,

PALMER SEEMS “WILSON’S CHOICE   President. Probably Will Back Attor, ney General tor. Democvati Presidential Nominee, 

FIVE ARE KILLED BY TORNADO I OKLAHOMA   CYCLONE SWEEPS WIDE PATH THROUGH COUNTRYSIDE TO NORTH OF CHELSEA,   HORSEMAN SLAIN BY WIND   Opinion Expressed That Today Will Add Greatly to the List of Dead.

TORNADO CLAIMS HVE VIGTING IN OKLAHOMA TOWN   Countryside North of Chelsea Swept By Disastrous Series of Storms   FARM HOUSES DESTROYED   Telegraph Operator Tells of! _ Deaths But Communication Rendered Difficult

FIVE KILLED IN A TORNADO      Countryside Near Chelsen, Ok1. Is Swept by Storm— At Least Eight Badly Hart.

OKLAHOMA STORM KILLS 5   SEVERAL INJURED WHEN TORNADO STRUCK NEAR CHELSEA,   Only Smath Part of Devnatated Conn. try Hezion Visited by Rescuers and the Toll May De Inereased,

AMERICANS KNOWN NOW AS “PRIGERS”   lamdoners Say People Who Used ta Put Hands in Pockets Now Keep Them Out.

PRINTERS OPEN BIG CONVENTION   ot. Louis Session Likely to B Attended by 2,000-—Labor Questions Are Up.

LESS THAN 1 MILL      COMMISSIONERS AGREE TEN. TATIVELY ON LEVY OF 9.085 MILLS   ORDINANCE TOMORROW   Additional Firemen Are Providec for But Not the Two-Platoon ’ . System   City Rest Room Is Another Mat ter Which Will Be Cared for at Later Time

CITY TAX INCREASE LESS THAN 1 MILI      COMMISSIONERS AGREE TEN TATIVELY ON LEVY OF 9.085 MILLS   ORDINANCE TOMORROW   Additional Firemen Are Provided fer But Net the Two-Platoon System   City Rest Room Is Another Mat ter Which Will Be Cared for at Later Time

PARM STOCK DECREASES   Survey Shows Value Is Lowe:  Three Per Cent In Last  bh ae ee

Southern Pacific Shops at Houston Burned; Fire Origin Unknown: Loss Wiil Total Million: Forty Cars De. stroyed.

BLAZE, ORIGINATING IN) PAIN’ SHOP, SPREADS TO ADJOINING BUILDING

FIND KIDNAPPED BOY IN LEXINGTON HOTEL   Lad ’Phones Parents When Cap. tors Forget to Lock Door to His Room

AFTER MEN WHO KIDNAPPED LAD   12-Year-Old Paul Little Again Safe at Home   LOCKED IN BATHROOM   )f Hotel by His Abductors, Boy Makes His Way to Telephone when Door is Left Open and Notifies Parents, Though Threatened with Death by Men

KIDNAPPED BOY IS SAFE AT HOME   Left Bathroom in Which Hi Had Been Imprisoned bi Abductors’ and Notifies Family of Whereabouts.

YOUTH HELD PRISONER: IN HOTEL ROOM   Paul ‘Little, Lexington. Boy, Kidnaped Three Days Ago, Calls ‘Home’ On.’ Telephone’ and” 1s  Rescued.   ABBUCTORS HAVE ESCAPED   Country-wide Search Being Maintained—Was Threatened With Death. IF He Made Any Out     FAILED TO COLLECT RANSOM

PAUL LITTLE LOCATED,   Authorities Seek Two Men Wh He!d Lad in Hotel Room for 38 Hours.

BOY, 12, 1S FOUND, KIDNAPERS ESCAPE   LAD 'PHONED PARENTS FROM HOTEL PRISON, WHERE MEN TORTURED HIM.

LOWDER DETAILS VIEW ON LEAR      Presidential Nomination Candidate Favors Adoption of Covenant Wilh Lodge  * — Reservations.   (OPPOSES ALLIANCES WITH FOREIGN LANDS   Declares That Modifications Would Provide for American Conditions,

PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANI URGES RATIFICATION   Governor Lowden Believes Treaty Though Imperfect, Should ge Adopted With Reservations,

LOWDEN STATES VIEW ON TREATY   Sees Chance for America to Realize Aspirations.

LOWOEN REPiIES TO BORAH’S LETTER   Governor Gives His Position on League of Nations and Peace Treaty   FAVORS ADOPTION WITH RESERVATIONS

LOWDER rINUD UBJEGTIOR UH WORLD LEAGUE   SAYS IT IS POLITICAL RATHER THAN JUDICAL AS HE WANTED IT TO BE   Thinks, However, That With Lodz Rescrvations It Will Be Safe To Adopt It

FAVORS AMENDED LEAGUE   GOVERNOR LOWDEN DEFINES STAND IN REPLY TO RORAH'S REQUEST

LOWDEN WANTS ~ TREATY RATIFIED   Tells Borah That American Ideals Should Weigh and Influence in   THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

LOWEN IN FAVOR OF TREATY Which CAFELY MOQIFIED   Illinois Governor Believes In Prompt Ratification Whenever League of Nations Is Properly Safequarded.

LOWDEN IS IN FAVOR OF LEAGUE PASSAGE   Presidential Aspirant Replies To Borah Asking Him For Stand on Covenant.

TWO AMERICANS IN MEXICO MURDEREL   Foley Killed by Bandits— Corcoran by Employe

AMERICANS MURDERED   OIL AND MINING MEN SLAIN BE LOW BORDER °   CLERK SLAYS EMPLOYER   Bandits Kill Empleye ef Tampive Company

ASK FARMERS’ AID  IN TAKING CENSUS DELAY IS SERIOUS   Bad Weather and Other Canses Con tribute to Backwardness of the Work.

FINANCIERS OF WORLD NATIONS STUDY PROBLEN   Broad View of ‘Whole Situa tion Before Any Recommendations.

CLOSE ECONOMY FOR “ALLNATIONS AIM OF ~ BRUSSELS MEET   Delegates Hope to Formulate ‘Plans Based on Fittancial Position of Various Nations That Will Aid in Recon‘struction of Furone.

IOWA MINERS OFFER KANSAS BROTHERS Alp   Tell Coal Workers te Stay Out Until Vietory Is Reached.

OWA MINERS ARE. IN CONVENTION   Eaderse the Stand ‘Baken by the ‘Kan "y sas Miners and Send Offer pk = ot Assistance _

SUIT FOLLOWS AUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAY   Floyd Julian and Family Injured When Cars Collide — South of Town   Evan Julian, Father of Injured Man, Files $300 Damage  Suit in Court

GEN, BURNQUIST ~TOWA BORN MAN   Was Born at Dayton, lowa, July  1879—Axsumed Office of Goveruer Five Years Ago.

GEN, BURNQUIST  OWA BORN: MAN           Aas Born at ‘Dayton,- Iowa; duly -1 ssumed Oltice -of Gov. < €LhOr Five’ Years Ago.

EAST MOLINE LOGKS FOR ANOTHER NAM   ILLINOIS CITY EXPERIENCES SAME TROUBLE AS GRAND RAPIDS

ZAMORA CAPTURED BY OWN SOLDIERS, MEXICO GITY TOLD   Report That Bandit Liberatec American Prisoners Has Not Been Confirmed.

RUMOR NOT CONFIRMED   Not Known That Bandit Zamora Has Liberated [His Caplives,

Sn ge A ae Pe eee A ee ee) i ae a ee  SIX HUNDRED DIE OF OHOLERA IN CORREA

“MRS. JOHN CONLEY DEAI.      eg : len =xpired at the Good Samuritan/Mos pital in Kokomo, i

MRS. JOHN CONLEY DEAD.   Expired at the Good Samaritan Mospital in Kokomo.

SOVIET DEALS IN U. S$   Senate Gets List of Firms With Russ Contrasts.   Martens Tells Committee How He Re ceived Funds From Moscow— Many Couriers Shot.

MARTENS WILL “TURN OVER ALL TRUE COPIES   Offers Committee Letters Between Him and Soviet Government.

Attorney for Self-Styled Soviet Ambassador Interposes’ Proposal for Consideration in Executive Session ...   PUBLICITY MIGHT CAUSE . TROUBLE FOR FOREIGNERS   Precarious Trips of Couriers from Russia Revealed; 10 Out of 20 Shot or Captured in Finland and Germany

10 MESSENGERS ‘QUT OF 20 FROM RUSSIA SLAI   Soviet Ambassador Tells Committee That Fund Bearers Took Long Slim Chances.

FINNS SHOOT SOVIET MESSEN. GERS ON WAY TO JU. S&S.   Senate Gets List of American Firm: With Russian Contracts—Martens Fixes Own Salary.

OFFERS COPIES OF OFFICIAL LETTER:   Bolsheviki ‘Ambassador’ Ready To Produce All His Correspondence.

MARTENS MAKES OFFERTO GIVE PEEK AT ORDERS   Plans to Clear Himself by Pre senting Official Letters

Attorney for Self:Styled So _ Ambassador Interposes: Pros “posal: for Consideratiorf . in ‘Executive Session   PUBLICITY ‘MIGHT. CAUSE TROUBLE FOR FOREIGNERS   Precarious: Trips of Couriers from Russia, Revealed; 10 Out of 20 Shot: or Captured in Finland and’ Germanv

SOVIET PLANNED BIG PURCHASES   Ludwig Martens Télls Senat Committee About Orders for American Goods.

MARTENS. OFFERS TRUE COPIES OF CARRESPONTENCE   Ready to Present It to the Sea: ate Commitice But Asks Measure of Secrecy.   COURIERS BROUGHT FUNDS   Not All of Them Reached Him-Tells About Contracts For Suppties.

RED GOVERNMENT TRADES WITH U. 5   Senate Geis List of Firms With Russ Contracts.   Martens Teils Committee How He Received Funds From Moscow— Many Couriers Shot.

MARTENS WILL GIVE UP PAPERS   Offers to Turn Over All Corre. spondence With Russian Soviet Government.

MARTENS IS 76 REVEAL «   Correspondence With _ Soviet Government

MARTENS OFFERS 18 PRESENT LETTERS   Would Give - Comanittee True Copies of Al! His Cor  responcence.

LONGEST AIR MAIL ROUTE PUT IN OPERATION TODAY   Air Mail Service Inaugarated Between New York City and San. Francisco

MAIL ROUTE NEW YORK TO FRISCO   Largest Route in the World—Carries 400 Pounds of Mall Started Today

To Be Summoned Soon by Hard ing to Discuss Proposed Association of Nations:   ELIHU ROOT BLATED FOR HEAD OF CABINET   Out of All the Divergent Ideas  _ Will Be Written a Tru League of Nations That Will Attam the High Ideals Aimed At

6.0, THOUGHT TO BE IN FAVOR OF ASSOCIATION   'Intimations That Root Will Head Cabinet Lead to Talk of Compromise

ive in, Pullmans: and Eat . ive in, Pulans and Eat      ROADS. FIGHT -TO° FINISH   Hundreds of Guards on Duty at. New: York. Terminals— Ferries Running.

STRIKE MAY BRING HIGH MEAT PRICE   Walkout of Switchmer May Cause Increase in Meat Prices   Packers Receipts Are Cu: from 50,000 Head Daily to Less than 10.000

Meat Prices Will Soa:   Recause of the Switehmen’s Strike, Think Packers Strike Un-

RAILROAD STRIKE - BOOSTS MEAT PRICES   LIVESTOCH RECEIPTS REDUCED BY ONE FERPTH AS RESULT OF LABOR DISPUTE IN CHICAGO

FOQO00 PRICES WILL SOAR   Livostoct RNeeeipts Cut irom 50,006   2  Head Daily to ess Than 10,000  by Switchmen's Strike,

MEAT PRICES ARE GOING UP. REPORT   Packers Say Strike in Chi - ago Yards Will Cause        UNION TO BREAK STRIKE?   Deadlock at New York Docks ~ Continues—Gompers Aporoves Strike,

UNITED STATES NOT TOJOININ. DEMAND FOR FORMER Kasia   AMT OVELE PROCEED WITHOUT AMERICAN PARTICE. 8 PATION AND PRESENT. EXTRADITION DEMAND :'TO JHE HAGUE JANUARY 15, SAYS RELIABLE REPORT‘!

DEMANDS FOR — EXTRADITION   America Will Not Participate in Trial of the Former Emperor

Allies To Demand Extradition of William on the Fifteenth—U. S. Not To Participate

Wilhelm Relies on ‘Holland’s Refusal of Allied Demand   Counts on National Honor tc Resist Extradition Proceedings and Trial

WILL HOLLAND YIELD?   'Demand Soon te he Made For Ex‘ Kafser to be Put on Trial .

BILL WILL HIDE BEHIND HOLLAND   Report Reaches" Allies Tha Former Emperor of Germany Will Fight Extradition.   DEMAND DUE JANUARY 15

K FOR KAISER   Aflied Demand for. Extradition 19 be Presented Jan. U5.

FORMER KAISER 1S EAPEGTING, TAL   H- Mav Su-vender to the Allies; Amo ica Takes No Part. ’ :

PREPARATIONS FOR KAISER’S TRIAL   Application for His Extradition Expected at the Hague January 15th   AMERICA NOT INCLUDED

WILHELM WON'T SURRENDER,   America Will Not Participate in Demands for Extradition.

KAISER WILL OP  PAGE FITRADITIN   Authoritatively Announced That He Will Rely On the Protection of Holland.

IUHENZOLLERN NUT PLANNING TD SURRENDER   DEPENDS ON DUTCH GOVERN MENT TO PROTECT HIM AGAINST EXTRADITION,

TO DEMAND EX-KAISER JAN. 15   Exiled Ruler of Germany Said to Depend Upon Holland for Protection.

New York Governor Says He’s Informed There Is Much Gambling at the  Famous Resort.   ORDERS PLACE CLEANED OUT

Sends Word to Sheriff of County, District Attorney and Mayor of City, as He Goes From Albany.      SAYS PEOPLE DEMAND RESORT BE “CLEAN’   On His Return From Chi. cago, He Says, He Wil Hear Any Complaint At leging Law Is Violated.

‘AGED CITIZEN CALLED,   John°T, Ellicott, One of the City’ ‘Oldest Residents Dies Wed-.* nesday Morning.  «§:-

OLD RESIDENTER — Soe:  PASSES AWAY   john T. Ellicott, One of the City’: Oldest Residents Dies Wednesday Mornine.

SONORA CITIZENS CALLED TO ARMS   THIRTEEN OTHER STATES OF MEAICO ARE REPORTED TO HAVE SECEDED,

13 MEX STATES JOIN SONORA?   SECESSION FROM CAPTANZ"*" FEPUBLIC GAINS IN STRENGTH, REPORTS SAY.

QUNORA CITIZENS CALLED 19 ARM   Rebellious Mexican State Pre. nares to Repel Carranza’s Forces.

MEXICANS CALLED TO ARMS   General Cailes, “Commander in Chief of the Republic of Sonora,” Issues Proclamation.

YOUNG, BUT HARDBOILED   J AMCs» Frazier, 15, Planned a Hotel _ Rebbery :

HONEYCOMBED WITH VENALITY   Is New York's Police Departmeut If This Official Has Right Dope.   ‘THE ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S STATEMENT   Says 500 Disorderly House: are Operated Under Protection of Polire  —

VICE RING ALLY OF POLGE ~~ EHUREE MATE   District Attorney Says: Thre! Inspection Districts Are nvolved. owe. ese

ASKS FOR INJUNCTION      Would Keep Under fugit:  ent  Revenue A, riters ia MI:

Banquet Planned for Local De. mocrary Called Off by New Arrangement

PLAN BiG MEETING FOR FD. ROOSEVEL)   Banquet Planned for Local De meocracy Called Off by New Arrangement

INJUNCTION 15. ISSUED   PREVENTs HARDWOOD MEN EXCHANGING STATEMENTS.   Plain of Distributing Heports Cumplained of as Viotattou of Sherman Law.

HARDWOOD MEN: ARE RESTRAINED   Tennessee Federal Jude Grants Injunction to Stop Sales Statements

Republican Choice-Stands For: — _ Outright Rejection of League of Nations, Says Sen. Johnsor   ~ In England Déadlock

JOHNSON DEFINES HARDING'S STAND   Declares G. 0. P. Nominee Is for Outright Rejection of ” League of Nations   APPEALS FORSUPPORT   Resents Imputations to Mis represent and Misinterpret Candidate

IDHNSON PRAISES HARDING'S STANE   Nothing Ambiguous In Hi Declaration of Attitude  Californian Declares,

HARDING AGAINST ANY LEAGUE, SAYS JOHNSON   Says There Is Nothing in Anything That Suggests He Is for Any Compromise.

WARSHIPS TO GUARD YANKS   Setretary of the Navy Announces Dis. Patch of Cruiser Pittsburgh to Danzig.

U. S. WARSHIP GUARDS YANKS   Cruiser Pittsburgh Ordered to Danzig From Reval.

A PAIR-OF WEDDINGS.   Two Young Couples United in the 7 Bonds of Wedlock This,  Pao ei ae

TWO ‘WEDDINGS _ - °. THE PAST WEEK   Two Young Couples. United in the Bonds of Wedlock This — - "Weel, ~

RESCUED FAD AGEAN BOTT ON   30 MEN IN DISABLED SUB. MARINE ALIVE AFTER 35 HOURS’ SUSPENSE.   BROOKLYN IS WALKING, MOTORING. ROLLER SKATING

LIVING COSTS START LONE AWAITED FHL   FEDERAL RESERVE nay Ses DOWNWARD TENDENCY OF : PRICES SHOWN,

DOWNWARD TREND IN COST OF LIVING   ‘Federal Reserve Roard Report Of  fer; Mrrked Indications of Price Slump

LIVING GOST Aka OUARTED 10 FAL   Federal Reserve Board Re ports Downward Tendency in Prices.

IMPORTANT DOWNWARD TENDENCY IN PRICES   These Changes Have Been Noticeable in Wool, Silk hed Il eather.

GENERAL ‘SLUMP IN PRICES TS PREDICTED   RESERVE BOARD SAYS LIVING COSTS ALREADY HAVE START. ED ON LONG AWAITED FALL   ‘Pronounced Checking of Speculation and Curtailment of Extravagant Kxpenditares Noticad—Tend-. ency Toward Paying OO? Loans

INDICATIONS SHOW LIVING COST WILL BE REDUCED REAL SOON   Federal Reserve Board Repor' Says Marked Indications Show Coming Fall.   CHECKING SEPCULATIONS AND PAYING LOANS HELP   Reduction of Raw Material Prices Indicates Food Prices Will Be Lower.

Marked Indieettens That the lenug Awatted Fall Hes Begen, Exeept in Feed.

LIVING COSTS ON TOBOGGAN   SOWNW:RD TENDENCY IN ALL COMMODITIES REPORTED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

LING COST IS SLOWLY DECLINING   A'l Reports Indicate a Downward Trend,

Long Awaited Downward Swing In Prices Is Noted By Federal Reserve Board

LING COSTS SHOW DOWNWARD TENDENC\   ‘All Commodities Fail, Says  Report: Food Prices Des— ‘tined for Reduction

LIVING COSTS ARE READY 10 TUMBL   DROP IN RETAIL PRICES ANT CHECKING OF SPECULATION TO BRING FALL.

CONVICTION OF THUG: IS PROMP   Edmund Murphy Who At tacked Girl is Found Guilty.

REED SAYS LAW IS VIOLATED   Will Undertake Prosecution of Con. tributors to William Barnes’ Re. publican Year Book.

WELOVE i. AED RUSSIANS   British: Novelist Quoted: As. Say ing’ He Shares Com-" ~-munist: Ideals :

‘MAJOR SHOOTS 2 BURGLARS   Hand-to-Hand Battle Occurs When the Officer Traps Men in a Basement,

GUN BATTLE FOUSHT IN DARK GELLER   Two Alleged Burglars Killed and an Officer Wounded.

MINISTERS PUT _ BAN ON FUNERALS   PREACHERS IN NEW YORK ON STRIKE AGAINST “LAST SAD RITES” ON SUNDAY.

DEMOCRAT VOTERS HOLD PRIMARY   Arkansas Senatorial Race ‘Similar to One Made In Oklahoma.

Concurs In House Resolution Provid: ing Congress Adjourn June 5th.

Outlook For New Year Is --. More Bright In America . . Than In Cther Nation

MANY CHANGES WHENHARDING “ASSUMES OFFICE   Shape-up in All Departments Will Bring New Faces to Washington.

GERMAN RISING IS FEARED   Grave Fear Is Expressed Over Con. ditions in East and West Prussia.

Younger Generation Enjoy Dancing in the Evening Following the Meeting of Their Elders, Pioneers of the Old Oil Town, and Friends—Offleers For 1921.

Younger Wensrenon ayy Dancing in the Evening FelYowing the Moetizg of Their Dlders, Pioneers of the Old Cil Town, and Friends-—Officers For 1921. ;

SEARCH FOR WOMAN IN WANDERER MURDER CASE   Army Officer to Face Trial for Double Crime Within Month— Police on Dinan

WANDERER TRIAL WITHIN MENTE      Murderer of Wife and Stranger Breaking Down Under Strain.

CARL WANDERER TO FACE TRIAL WITHIN MONTH   Police Looking for Woman in Case and Trying to Establish  Strancer'’s Identity.

SLAYER OF WIFE AND STRANGER TO TRIAL IN MONTE   Former Officer Maintains Rob. bery Was Motive of Crime— Police Theory of “Other Woman” Is Dropped.

WANDERER WILL GET AN EARLY TRIAI   Self-Confessed Murderer Will Te Tried Within a Month—dAlienists Pronounce Him Sane.

WANDERER TO BE PLACED ON TRIAL WITHIN MONTH OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE FOLLOWING RETURN OF 2 TRUE BILLS

GRAIN FUTURES TAKE BIG JUMP   December Wheat Jumps 1144 Cents; Heavy Baying Movement Started.

TOO WORKERS ARE NOW ENROLLED IN APPLETON 6.0F 6.   THIRTY - SEVEN MORE NAMES ARE ADDED TO) MEMBERSHIP ROLES SINCE YESTERDAY NOON   100 MORE ARE CESIRED   Campaign Teams Will Continué Work Until Everyone ix Seen —Leaderg Pleased With Initial Success of Undertaking

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES REPORT SATISFACTORY PROGRESS AT MEETING THIS NOON   Drive Will be Continued Until Satur. day Night So That Every Man in Appleton Will Have th Opportunity to Join

DAVIS LOOMED UF AS “DARK HORSE   CONVENTION RE -CONVENEL AT KIGHT O'CLOCK FOLLOWING PRAYER.   OX GAINS WERE STEADY   Ohio Governor’s Rapid Rise Or the Balloting Amazed His Opponents and the Entire Convention.

BLOOD FLOWS IN IRISH FIGHTING    Five Killed. One Hundeed Weunile:t When Unionists And - Nationa‘ists Battle In Strects.   TOVNS ARE HEAVILY GUARDED.

FATAL RIOTING INLONDONDERRS   Five Persons Killed aad 100 More or Less Seriously Lojured in Outbreak Saturday Night   SOLDIERS INEFFECTIVE   Disorderly Elements Hold Swas  For Some Time; Unionists and Nationalists Clash

BLOOD FLOWS DURING RIOT   FIVE KILLED AND HUNDRED WOUNDED IN LONDENBERRY   TOWN HEAVILY GUARDED   Troops Finally Restore Order After Night of Terror

RIOTERS KILL 5 IN IRELAND   Londonderry Is Scene of Hot Battle— 100 Hurt. Blaze in Wake.

DOLAIN AND 10  QEMIOUGLY HURT N LONDONDERRY AIOTS SATURDAY   Rioting Was a Continuation of Disorders Friday Night, When Nationalists and Unionists Clashed.   MANY ARE SUFFERING FROM MINOR WOUNDS   Several Incendiary Attempts Accompany the Fighting, One of Which Results in Burning a Larae Store.

Spite of Military Precautions Armed Nationalists and Unionists Meet in Many Bloody Clashes and People are Mowed Down by Gunfire of Contending Forces—Ten of Wounded Probably Will Die—The Dead Men

Mob Burns Big Store   lrooys Called Out te Rast or Order  rsh cy ineian’ Ment of Terror  ne ny eam  Inionist Forces Fight Nationalists

More Than 100 Injured Dur. ing Desperate Fighting About Londonderry

srRIOUSBATTL   MILITARY TAKE! FIELD   Bur IT 18 FOUND TO BE IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP FACTIONS APART

QKTLLED, MOWCUNDCD, IN LONDONDERRY RIOTS   NATIONALISTS AND UNIONISTS IN CLASH ON STREETS OF NORTH “IRELAND CITY.   Many Volleys Fired Into Opposing Factions Despite Efforts of Military To Prevent Bloodshed.

RIGTERS KILL 5 IN IRELAND   Londonderry ts Scene of Hot Battle— . 400 HMurt. Blace In VWrake.

DEADLY CLASH IN IRISH TOWN   PIVE KILLED AND TEN WOUNDED AT LONDONDERRY.   PLACE HAS NIGHT OF TERROR   MARAED BY DISORDER AND DES PERATE RIOTING.   Natienalises aad Unieniste Oppestay Yaectioas, With Fighting Accom. panmted by Attempts at inaceadiartiem.

Several Attempts at Incendiarism are Made During the Battle in Irish Town,

FIVE KILLED AND SCORES HURT IN SERIOUS BATTLE   MILITARY TAKES FIELD   BUT IT IS FOUND TO BE IMPOSSIBLE TO KEEP FACTIONS APART

RIOTS CONTINUE IN LONDONDERRY   Five Persons Killed Wher Nationalists and Unionists Clash   DRAPERY STORE BURNED   Citizens Flee as Rifle and Revolver Fire Is Poured Into Streets

MORE CAR EQUIPMENT NEEDED BY RAILROADS   Appeal is Made for Emergency Relief by Association of Executives.

CALL UPON COMMERCE  COMMISSION FOR AID   Railroad Executives Ask Exercise of Emergency Powers to Relieve the Freight Oongestion

TO TAKE CAMPAIGN DIRECT 10 PEOPLE   Cox and Roosevelt Will Not Bz Tied Down To Addresses To Visiting Delegations

PLAN VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.   Senator Pat Harrison Says Not a Hamlet Will Be Overlooked.

EXPLOSION AT LINCOLN, NEB.      Five Men Hurt and. Much ‘Property Destroyed When City Gas. Tank Lets Loose... :

GRANT RIGHT TO CHANGE TREATY   BRITISH STATESMEN REPORTED TO BE NOT OPPOSED. :   LORD GREY FOR RESERVATIONS   Represented as Conccding That Preregative to United States Senate—Ledge Forces in High eather.

LORD GREY THREW A BOMB   HIS LETTER COMPLETELY UPSETS WILSON’S STAND ON TREATY.   Yefinite Knowledge Other Nations WH Accept Reservations Expected to Cause Break in Demoernatic Ranks in Senate.

THE U, 8, SENATE RESERVATIONS ARE ACCEPTABLE —_JO-ENGLAND   That'Is the Message Convey~-ed\in Atibassader Grey's .. - Letter to America

Reunion Of Bedford High Schoo Class Of '89 At Home Of M~ And Mrs, Will Megiemre.   WAS DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE

WOMAN'S FATHER Aoko FO PROBE  OF SHIP SINKING   ONLY WHITE WOMAN ON BOARD WAS LOST WHILE MEMBERS  OF CREW WERE SAVED,

atl TRAGEDY “DETAILS MAY BESTARTLING   Only Whi te Woman’ on. Ship Perishes;: eta ‘Men ‘Are. Saved .

FATHER ASKS INVESTIGATION OF' DEATH OF WOMAN ON STEAMER LOST IN STORM WHILE MANY OF SHIP’S CREW ARE SAVED

WANTS SHIPWRECK PROBED   Father of Weman Who Perished on , Steamer Speedwell Demands tnvestigatien—-Grew Was Saved.

OKO CAAMINATION INTO FATE OF SHIP   DESTRUCTION OF SPEEDWEIL, AROUSES SUSPICION OF BROTHER OF PASSENGER

IN THE GULF OF MEXI. CO MAY BE INVEST GATED.   Members of the Crew Saved  While Only White Woman   on Board the Speedwell Probably Perished.

CHARGED IN LOSS OF SHIP   Only White Woman Aboard Lost While Negro Crew Was Saved.

FOUL PLAY CHARGED IN LOSS OF SHIP   Only White Woman Aboard Lost While Negro Crew Was Saved.

EXPECT DETAILS OF ~ SPEEDWELL’S LOSS   Steamers. Due to Reach . __ Ports Today.’

STRIKE BIG BENEFIT TO LAKE FREIGHTER:   Detroit Auto to Market Big Source of Revenue.

GRAIN PROBE ORDERED   U. S. CORPORATION TO BE IN. VESTIGATED BY SENATE.   Ashurst Says Inquiry Aimed at Hoover —Thinks the Senators Themselves Need Investigating.

PROBE OF U.S. GRAIN ‘CORPORATION ORDERED   SENATE ADOPTS RESOLUTION BY , REED PROPOSING - INQuIRY, -

SENATE ORDERS A PROBE ON STRIKE   U. S. Senate Authorizes Investigation of Rai} Walkout.   McCormick Says Public Opinion Must a Be Ured to Force Men to .Return to Work,

GAIN CORPORATION 1) BE INVESTIGATED BY COMMITEE QF SENAT   ORDERED ON RESOLUTION BY SENATOR REED; INSPIRED BY GRAND JURY REPORT.

TROUBLE STARTED BY “RUNT” UNION,  STATEMENT OF OFFICIALS OF REGULAR BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS   INDUSTRY 1S CRIPPLED BY STRIKE

SENATE ORDERS PROBE   BODY AUTHORIZES INVESTIGA. TION OF RAIL. WALKOUT.   liIlinols Senator Says Public Opinion Must Be Used to Force Men to Return to Work.

SENATE TO PROBE RAILROAD STIKES   NO FREIGHT MOVED IN RAIL ROAD YARDS AT KANSAS CITY TODAY.    AGAINST KANSAS LAW   State ‘Attorney Gencral Investi. gates Strike Situation In Kansas City, Kansas   Situation Is Relieved At Chicago, But Tie-Up General Over Country —

Men Reach “nd of Rope,” Union Chief Says in New Demand.   SABOTAGE URGED IN CHICAGO DISTRICT

GRAIN PROBE  IS ORDERED BY SENATE   ‘Senate to Investigate the United : States Corporation    -—-« Suggests That the Senators  Investigate Themeeives,

LAFOLLETTE T0 HEAD PROBE OF GRAIN BODY   Senate Adopts Resolutior for Investigation of Corporation

CHICAG WORKERS REPORT FOR DUTY   Smail Groups of Rail Switchmen Resume Work After Nine Day Strike   UNION HEADS ENCOURAGED

MORE STRIKERS DESERT RANKS: OUTLOOK GOOD   Brotherhood Chief: Are Encouraged  Today.

redict Rail Tie-Up Turning Point Is Near; Twenty Thousand Men Reported to Have Joined ‘Rebel’ Move; Toledo Completely Tied Up; Food Runs Low   Strike May Hit Elyria   ‘ight Hundred and. Eighty Thousand tc Ask Increase   Strike Hits Youngstown

STRIKE PROBE ORDERED   U. S. Senate Authorizes investlgation of Ralt Walkout.  r ama!   McCormick Says Public Opinion lust Be Used to Force Men to Return to Werk, .

STRIKE FEVE ABATINGAVER UNION CHIEFS   “Insurgent” Weakening Shot by Comrades; ‘Red’ Urges Sabotage

ORDER PASSED BY THE U, S. SENATE   As Result of Grand Jury Finding at Spokane

ORDERS GRAIN INQUIRY   Senate to Investigate the United States Corporation   Probe Is Aimed at Hoover—Achurst Suggests That the ‘Senators Investigate ° Themseives.

TO PROBE GRAIN CORPORATION   Investigation Greered Today by — the lnited States Senate.

ee Ne Ne SI ce SE  SENATE CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION OF © GRAIN CORPORATION

Brotherhoods Executive Favors  Settlement if Possible by ‘the ~ Application of Present Law  Provisions

SENATE ORDERS INV. ESTIGATION  OF ILLEGAL RAILROAD STRIKE   Resolution Introduced by: Senator, McCormick, Instructing Interstate Commerce Commigsion to Inquire Into Causes, Passes Without Record Vate.

SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION HE RA STRINE   Adopts Resolution Directing In_ terstate Commerce Committee to Make Inquiries.

Switchmen at Chicago Ar Returning to Their. Jobs Today.   THOUSANDS OF OTHER WORKERS OUT OF WORK   New York is Threatenec With a Serious Food Shortage.

Some Switchmen in Chicago Yards Returning to Work — Strike Spreads to the East

FEDERAL GRAIN CORPORATION TO BE INVESTIGATED   Senate Adopts Reed’s Resolu tion After Hot Discussion; Follows Grand Jury Report.

WILSON IS BLAMED FOR NOT NAMING [ § LABOR BOARD   McCORMICK OFFERS RESOLUTION FOR FEDERAL ACTION ON “ILLE MAT? TTWTIRITORN,   MEN GO TO WORK   First Indication of Break Seen, But Is Not Encouraging. I

Would Increase Bardens Of Nation; And Jump High Gost Livin   FEARS CRISIS FROM EXPENSE

WILL MOVE CITY HALL,      Litfle Council Business Trensiicted by City Dads Last Nitht.

WILL MOVE CIPfyY HALL.   Little Council Business Trensacted by City Dads Last Night.

GEHMANG FIRM ON NEUTRALITY STAND   Berlin Determined to Remair Neutral, Says Dispatch.   RAIL MEN MAKE TROUBLE   Refuse ‘to Handle Troops or Munitions Consigned to Poland Through Germany—Cause of Great Unrest in Bavaria Explained.

BERLIN FIRM IN  NEUTRAL-STANL   Government. Determined to Maintain Neutrality in RussoPolish Conflict.   THREATS BY. RAILWAY MEN   Announce Their Determination Not to Handle Munitions or Soldiers Con gigned to Poland Through Germany .—Cause of Bavarian Unrest.

MeCray Said to Look Kindly Upon Proposed Candidacy of Anderson Legislator—Others Also Aspire   MAC AFRAID OF GOODRICHISM

NcCLURE MAY WIN.   McCray Said to Look Kindly Upes Proposed Candidacy of An derson Legislator.

SPEAKERS GAVE   McCRAY SAID TO LOOK KINDLY UPON PROPOSED CANDIDACY OF ANDERSON LEGISLATOR

BITT TO GOVERN  SECTIONS WHICH ARE NOT IN VOTE   Loser Makes Hit With Display of Pluck Against Odds.

UPPER SILESIA TAKEN CARE OF   Sections of the Country Will Be Administered from Neisse According to Plans.

CORN AGREAGE LESS THAN LAST YEAR   Crop Report Shows Shortage of 6,000,000 Bushels

for labor expect no trouble in getting such an assurance from him.’’— New York Sun.   Crop Condition July Ist

COX PLEDGES SELF ON IRISH QUESTION      Nominees Also ‘Will Take Up Jowish Question——Will Consult Wilson, Root, Taft and Others,

GOV. COK  10 AD IN SOLUTION OF IRS ESI   Promised to Consult With the Leaders of Jewish Thought   If Elected Will Seek Advice from Wil aon, Root, Taft and Othere.

FOX PROMISES EFFORT 10 SETTLE RISH QUESTION   Declares At Akron He Will Consult U. S. Leaders If He's Elected   WILL AID THE JEWS   Candidates Decries Harding's Boast That He Is Without Bosses

COX PROMISES TO CONFER WITH PROMINENT MEN  VILL CONSIDER ELECTION MANDATE 10 ENTER  wWwiirt 1 PARIIC   WILL RECOGNIZE THE REPUBLICAN CHIEFS

ROBBED SECOND TIME.   osenthat Clothing Company Vic  jted: By Rurgites,

RORRED SECOND Titik.   Rosenthal Clothing Company Vis ded By Burshirs.

MR. BAKER DECLINES      Will Not be Candidate for Delegate at Large.

JAKER DECLINES TO BE CONVENTION DELEGATE   States That Record Of .Governa: “Cox During War and His Pas  Co-operation Deserves Suppor

BAKER REFUSES TO RUN,   Declines to be Candidate for Delegate  a: ae,

BAKER DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE   Secretary of War Says Governor Co: is Entitled to Ohio’s Support  ise PDhamitierratico faacsantian.

ENGLISH ACQUIRE MEXICAN PERMITS   Petroleum Rights Are Grantec Despite Protest of America

MEXICAN O1U LAND RIGHTS TANGLED   CARRANZA GAVE CONCESSIONS FREELY THAT NOW ARE HELD BY BRITISH FIRMS,

BRITISH INTERESTS. TEND TO COMPLIGATE MATTERS IN MEXICAN CUT AUIMPHTS

BRITISH ACQUIRE MEXICO OIL LAND   J. S. Protests Ignored by De La Huerta in Granting Permits for Oil Exploitation, -

MEXICO GRANTS OIL PERMITS   Complications Threatened im the la ternatieral (ontreversy.

MEXICO DALLES WITH OIL GRANT!   Complications of the Interna tional Controversy Over Oi Forecast by Granting o Countless Concessions.

MEXICANS FAVOR BARITTOH OIL MEN. U5, DISSATISFIED   ‘MANY LEASES ¢ GIV EN BY GOV ERNMENT FOR PERIOD OF TWENTY YEARS.

SOCTE TY WOMAN KILLED.   Mysterious Shooting of Mrs. Folsom ‘al Unexplained.

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AFFAIR IN CHICAGO   Mrs. Richard S. Folsom i: Found in Bed With Bulle Wound Through Body.

QUAKE FELT IN WASHINGTON   Disturbance of 28 Minutes’ Duration 2100 Miles Away Recorded.

WASHINGTON FEELS A QUAKE   Seismograph Reports Earth Disturb. ance of 30 Minutes’ Duration— Probably in Mexico.

PROSPERITY 1S. DEPENDENT UPON FOREIGN TRADE   Secretary of Commerce Tella Ex port Association Why Treaty Should Be Ratified

TELLS NEGLECT IN CARE GOODS OF GREAT VALUE   Engineer Accuses Shipping Board Of Using No Method of Sheltering Valuable Machinery. New Goods Arriving After War Were Not Returned.

OAYS MACHINERY AT SHIP PLANTS WAS SACRIFICED   FORMER RESIDENT ENGINEER OF SHIPPING BOARD GIVES HIS TESTIMONY   FMPLOVED IN TERRY YARE   When Business Was Settled Up After War, He Declares That 101 Numbered Vouchers Could Not Be Accounted For.

ALLOWED WEATHER TO SPOIL MACHINES   SHIPPING BOARD WASTE SAID TO BB APPALLING.

Hearing -f Affairs of Ship Building Corporation  - Continues’ ia New ~ _, York ad

SHIPPING BOARD LEFT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF EQUIPMENT - EXPOSED TO DETERIORATE, SAYS   Witness Before the Walsh Committee Says Valuable Machinery Was Not Protected from the Weather; Steps Taken to Halt Delivery of Supplies Ordered Prior to Ending of War.   (By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS)

CLAIMS MACHINERY WAD LEFT IN OPER   Former Engineer Attacks Shipping Board in Testimony  eeimcne somone  TELLS OF WORK IN YARDS.

PROBE DIGS INTO CHARGES OF WASTE   Former Engineer for Shipping Board Says Machinery Deterioated   NAME PRIVATE CONCERNS   Declares Yards In Southerr Atlantic District Were Well Orvanized

CITES GROSS WASTE OF SHIP EQUIPMENT   Property Valued at Millions © Dollars Allowed to Deteriorate in Open Weather

SHIP PROPERTY LEFT IN OPEN T0 RUST AFTER WAR   Told to Keen Out When Attempt Made to Halt Excess Material   LUMBER FOR SHED IDLE   PAID RENTAL FOR GROUND TEN TIMES THE APPRAISEO VALUE OF PLANT

CHARGES SHIP BUILDING: EQUPMENT WAS LEFT TO -ARVAGES OF ELEMENTS   “orttier Resident: Enginéér Testifies Before . Walsh. - Investigating Committee At NeW York.

MACHINERY LEFT TO THE WEATHEE   Milliops of Dollars Worth ci Ma chinery aud Supplies Left Unprotected,

Held Illinois Women Cannot Vote at the Coming Primaries   (Associated Press.)

$1.25 AN HOURS — BUILDERS’ DEMAND   Chicago: Unions Plan. to Submit New ‘Scale Despite Complaint of Already High Labor Costs.

A WAGE INCREASE.   Thirty-Three Uniona In Chicaga Wan’ 219% An Hour.

BUILDING NG UNIONS TO  K 31:25 PER HOUR   FIGHT FOR HIGHER WAGES TO BE TAKEN UP DECLARE OFFICIALS OF ORGANIZA TIONS. ~

WILL DEMAND $1.25 AN HOUR.   Building Trade Workers in Chicago Want an Increase.

ASK $1.25 HOUR FOR CARPENTERS   Chicago Council in Announce ment; of Coming Demands

PRESIDENT AND CABINET MEET   ARMENIAN MATTER, ALONG _ WITH CANADIAN TRADE BEING DISCUSSED,

PRESIDENT MET WITH CABINET THIS AFTER NOON  Several Important Questions To Be   Several Important Questions To Be Discussed.

GABINET CALLED TO CONSIDER ARMENIAN MANDATORY MATTEF   Washington Believes President : Will Not Favor Acceptance  of Mandate.

International questions of importance to be discussed by president  and artyicara

HOUGE COMMITTEE FAVORS UNIVE RAL MILITARY TRAINING   Votes 11 to 9 to Make Preparedness of Youth of NaPart of Future Military tion Part of Future Military

FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING   ‘House Conferees Favor Military Training fdr All Youths of Nation.

COMMITTEE POR MILITARY TRAINING   Vote is 11 to 9 in House Body; Debate on the Measure is Sharp   ITEPECTIVE IN 1922      Provisions Would Affect Youths of 19 Years; for 3 Months Training

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES FAVORABLY UPON ARMY BILL   UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS FEA TURE OF BILL NOW BEFORE CONGEKESS   BITTER FIGHT IS EXPECTED   Close Committee Vote Jndicates Hard Struggle for Mensure When it Comes Up For Open Discussion

Substance of Army Reorganization Bill is Practically Completed, Main Question Awaiting Settlement Being the Future of the National Guard,

ARMY TRAINING FORALL FAVORED BY COMMITTEE   Military Committee Favors Universal Training Bill By 11-9 Vote.   BILL WiLL INCLUDE CLAUSE TO PROVIDE FOR NEW POLIC   Ohio Congressman Votes Against Favorable Report on Measure.

SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE REPORTS AGAINST SHIP SALE   Vote is Ten to Three Against the Government Unloading German Vessels—Three Republicans Voted in the Negative on the Proposition.

VOTE IS 11 709 FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING BILL   PARTY LINES OBLITERATED iN FINAL DECISICN GY HOUSE MILTARY COMMITTEE

FAVOR TRAINING PLAN OF UNIVERSAL SCOPE   Decisive Vote Iv Climax to Three Hour Debate In Executive Session

HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE FOR ARMY TRAINING   DECIDES THAT ARMY REOR. GANIZATION BILL SHALL MAKE PROVISION FOR SUCH A PLAN.

UNWERSAL TRAINING      MELVUARY COMMIITE Ir tote ur.  PROVIDES e   duly 7,

 - te Pp REPAREDNESS  HOVSE, MIL  Is SLOGAN   TARY COM,         DETAILS NOT FIXED   ‘RUT THE. PRIN PLE HAS BEEN “anoprTE WAJORITY.   It H Is Written Into the Law Ever o American pet n WIL Be Ref° = quired to Ta e@ Tralning. 

‘of House -Committee eans ‘Army Reorganization IL: Will. Contain. General In‘struction Provision   ENDORSEMENT IS VOTED ON BI-PARTISAN LINES   Details of Plan Yet to Be Work ’ ed Out But Decision is Reach ' ed toInaugurate New System in July,’ 19232

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAIN ING IS APPROVED BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

MILITARY COMMITTEE OF HOUSE DECIDES FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING   By The Associated Presa  BY CLOSE VOTE AND PREDIC. TIONS MADE OF DEFEAT   Democrats Have Decalred Against I: and Some Republicans Are Also Opposed

WAS CLOSE VOTE ON “TRAINING MEASURE   COMMITTEE DECIDES NINE TO ELEVEN TO, APPROVE PLAN OF UNIVERSAL SERVICE.

Universal Military Training Approved   The House Committers on Military At fairs Favors hy © lose Vote Uaive: sal Military ini

TRAINING OF THE NATION'S YOUTHS. GIVEN APPROVAL   HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE FAVORS UNIVERSAL TRAINING AS PART OF THE FUTURE POLICY OF THE COUNTRY—. BI-PARTISAN VOTE ON PROPOSAL, WHICH WAS CARRIED ELEVEN TO NINE—WOULD BE IN EFFECT IN 1922.

ILTARY TRAINING GIVEN APPROVAL   Among the Nine Who Voted Azainst the Measure Was Quin of Mississir ns)

PRINCIPLE OF ARMY TRAINING IS GIVEN 0.K.   House Military Commit. ‘tee Approves Plans for Drilling Youth.

ANTHONY VOTED AGAINST TRAINING   Committee, However, Fav: ors Universal System.   ADOPTS A FAVORABLE REPORT   May Make All Youths of Nineteer Years Train Three or Four Months.

Action of House Committee Means Army Reorganization Bill Will Contain General Instruction Provision   ENDORSEMENT IS VOTED  ON BI-PARTISAN LINES   Details of Plan Yet to Be Worked Out But Decision is Reached to Inaugurate New System in July, 1922 .

HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE APPROVES UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Army Reorganization Bil! Yould Make Plan Effective July 1, 1922

HOUSE VOTES: — FOR TRAINING —— BILL A4-T0.9      MILJYARY COMMITTEE: RI PORTS. FAVORABLY O UNIVERSAL TRAINING           Members Break Pai Party Ties. Re* publicans and Democrats Be ; . ing on Both Sides. '

UNIVEROAL TRAINING   MILVEVRY COMMYPPTEE PROVIDES FOR FEF.   1 AL Knacted Becomes Effective July 1,   Es poe }

JOHN CASEY GOES TO JAPAN   . noxville Bay Wilf Join the Advertis ing Department of a Toklo Newspaper.

HILLOUIT’S GROUP APPEARS IN SADDIL      EXTREMIST SOCIALISTS DUE TO BE OVERRULED.   Mild Platform Which Hillquit Sponsors Would Carry Favor With Other Partics ond infloence  Nebs’ Relensce.

Delegates to national con vention divided on planks of platform   GONSERVATIVES CONTROL   All agreed, however, that Debs must. be released from prison

SOCIALISTS TO REQUEST DEBBS' PARDON, BELIEF   Conservative Element O Party I Rules Conven“tion,  a

MEXICAN TOWN PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Capital of Jalisco Feels Effect Of Strike Of Police Force.   TEN PERSONS ARE REPORTED KILLED   Forty Injured In Rioting Before Troops Are Able To Restore Order.

SEARCHLIGHT 10 TELL THE WORLD   Giant Ray Will. Make ~- Day Fireworks Seen — ‘ at: Night

SWEEPING CHANGE PROMISED   Senator Harding Says Republicans Expect New Foreian Policy.

JUDSON HARMON   FOREIGN POLICY, SENATOR'S THEME   Harding Says He Would Avyok Entanglements,

CHANGE IN FOREIGN POLICY   What Senator Harding Promises in Event the Republican Party Is Successful.

HARDING OUTLINES A FOREIGN POLICY   Gould Aid Othors ani” AY Entanglements, He Says.

LABORERS TO COLLEGE   Seattle Union Men Taking Courses at University of Washington.

FUNCTIONING FINE   STANDPAT MACHINE: AT CHI(AGO, HITTING GOOD,   Watson Lands as Chairman of the  Committee on Resolutions,

FUNCTIONING FINE   STANDPAT. MACHINE: AT CUI  . CAGO, HITTING GOOD,   Watson Lands as Chairman ‘of the  ” Conunittee on Resolutions,

KIDNAPERS DEMAND. $75 000 FOR BO}   TWELVE YEAR OLD SON OF WEALTHY  KENTUCKIAN HELD BY  “ENEMY”  OF HIS FATHER

LITTLE KENTUCKY BOY 1S HELD FOR $25,000 RANSOM   Etiemy of Bots Riether Intends to Pull Heart, Out or Money. From Pocket.’

SEARCH KENTUCKY FOR A LITTLE BO)   ALLEGED ENEMY or WERALTHY STOCKMAN AND SPORTS ASKS FOR $25.000.

SMALL BOY KIDNAPPED   TWELVE YEAR OLD. SON. OF WEALTHY LIVESTOCK AN ST LEXINGTON STOLEN   KIDNAPPERS. THREATEN TO

UML VET  DEATH NOTE AOKO Blb  nANGUM   Thousands In Kentucky anc Ohio Seek for Men Who Stole Child, 12

SON OF WEALTHY TURFMAN KIDNAPPED “TO TEAR HEART FROM FATHER’S BREAS)   ROBERT LITTLE, KENTUCKY STOCKMAN WILL PAY $25,000 RANSOM  FOR THE RETURN OF HIS LITTLE BOY—POLICE OF.QHIO AND  KENTUCKY SEARCHING COUNTRY FOR THE KIDNAPPED CHILD.

SEARCHING KENTUCKY  FOR KIDNAPPED BO   $25,000 Demanded and Bather of Paul Little Willing to Pay.

SMALL BOY TAKEN BY KIONAPERS    Twelve-Year-Old Son of Wealthy   liveetork Rajear Miecing

KENTUCKY OFFICERS SEARCH FOR BO   Son of Wealthy Man Meld for Ran som of $28,000—Entire State pairings

AENTUCKY POSSE SCOUR MILLS TO FIND VANDALS WHO KIDNAPPED CHILD   Stockman’s Son Held by Blackmailers Who Demand $25,000 Ransom—-Death Threatened If Money Is Not Paid.

LOOKING FOR BOY   Search is Being Made te Locate Paul Little Who Was Kidnapped   THE WEALTHY FATHER   Agrees to Pay $25,000 Ransom if Son is Returned to Him Uninjured

AMERICANS HELD rian   [Were Captured by the Reds and _Are Kept as Prisoners at Kra.  ~ guoyarsk Companion . Rornorts.

SIX RED GROSS WORKERS HELD CAPTIVE IN RUSSIA ARE BEING WELL TREATEI

AMER  IGAN RED GROSS WORKER   TELLS OF ‘HARDSHIPS IMPOSED . BY BOLSHEVIKI,   MASSACRE STARTED IN RUSSIA   Those Opposed To The Rule of Tho Radicals Are Being Exterminated, A Long Drill to Liberty By Charette

AMERICAN TELLS OF CAPTIVES HELD BY RED   Capt. Charette Arrives at Irkutsk With. News of Six  Other American Prisoners,

RED CROSS WORKERS ARE PHHQUNEHG IN OIBERIA AGLORDING 10 CAPTAIN   ‘Prisoners Are Being Well Treated Says Man Who Was Permitted To Pass Through Bolshevik Lines.

SIM AMERICANS ARE BEING HELD BY BOLSHEVIK!   Red Cross Worker Permitted to Travel 800 Miles to Send Word to Headquarters ~

IBROKE THE DROUTH ‘IN CENTRAL KANSAS   THREATENED FLOOD OF AR KANSAS RIVER REPORTED AT GARDEN CITY —   Missouri, Western lowa and Okla. homa Included in Last Night's Rain Area -

TO BOYCOTT PARIS FASHIONS   Americans Disgusted at Outrageou Prices Asked-—Simple Cotton Gowns Marked $400.

eR amen atin mae em  Shortage of 40,000 Trained Nurses in United States: to Try to Enlist 60,000 Wome

Forty Thousand Trai ned Nurses Are Needed in United States and Men Are Not Able to Do the Work

DIVORCE. IS GRANTED ‘ TO MARY PICKFORD   ‘Movie Star Slips Into Nevada, Lives There For a Time, and Gets Her Divorce. —

MOVIE STAR LIVES ALONE ON “RANCH IN NEVADA—OWEN " MOORE LOSES OUT.

MARY PICKFORD. ~~ GETS-A DIVORCE   Decree Granted at Carson City, Ne vada, Where Movie Star Has. Been Living

DIVORCE IS GRANTED: _ TO MARY PICKFORD          Movie Star Blips Into Nevada,.  ) There: 'For a Time, and Ge’   ‘ . Her Divorce:

MARY PICKFORD —-BETS-A-DIVORCE   She Has Been Living on a Ranch it Nevada

SAYS SHIP OF STATE NEEDS A FULE CREW   HARDING SAYS CAPTAIN CAN'T RUN THINGS ALONE—GOVERNMENT MUST EXPRESS

PRESIDENT NOW WHGLE GOVERNMENT   ‘o Harding Tells Voters of Ashland, Kentucky.

SHIP OF STATE MUST HAVE SKILLED CREW, ALSO CAPT   SAYS HARDING IN GREAT RECEP TION ACCORDED HIM EN WEST VIRGINIA

~ IN WHEELING      SAYS GOVERNMENT WUST EX FRESS WiLL OF PEOPLE, NOE CHIEE ENECUTIVE   WILL TAKE MEN AND WOMES INTO HIS CONFIDENCE 1E ELECTED

— Tl ROT RR REE  HARDING CLOSES _ PRESENT SCHEDULE   Lhds Four-Day Speaking. Tour With An Address At Ashland,  Kanticky. ;

U. S. DESTROYER HITS MINE IN BALTIC   Kane Towed Into Tibaun Har*erEngines Entirely Out of . Commission.

BiG BILL KEEPS HOLD ON CHICAGC   AND DOUBTFUL IF_ DOWNSTATE VOTE CAN PREVENT NOMINATION OF ADHEKEANIs   END OF BITTER CONTEST   Returns From Llinois Primary Show thompson Men in Lead—Jas. Lewis for Dem Governor.

RETURNS SHOW SMALL LEADING   ILLINOIS PRIMARY FAVORABLE TO THOMPSON TICKET.   ONE KILLED IN BOUT AT POLLS   iroup of States Seleet Nominees to “Mnke the Race for State and National Positions in No rember Election,

ORGANIZATION TICKET HOLDS LEAD IN STATE   One Man Killed, Others Are Kidnaped as Factions in G. O. P. Ranks Contend For Offices—Attempt to Steal Ballot Boxes.

JAMES M..COX OF TEXAS WIRES CONGRATULATIONS TO JAMES M. COX OF OHIO

FORESTAY SAIL PUTS SHAMROCK WELL IN THE LEAT   Ahead in Crossing Starting Line, Loses, Then Regains Lead

SHAMROCK IV. TAKES LEAD INNEW START   Course Clear As British Sloop Swings To Frent.

PREMIERS PLAN SETTLEMENT OF NEAR-EAST MIX   Turkish an® Adriatic Probiems Occupy High Council of Ailied Powers; to Spend Fortnight Working Out PerplexiNg Difficulties in Near East.

EUROPEANS : PEACE CONFEREES TACKLE ITALIAN: PROBLEM   SETTLEMENT OF ADRI ATIC QUE . NON AND TURKISH PROB: * LEM WILL  REQUIRE SEVERALDAXS   Another Letter Regarding Surrender of German War Guilty is to go to Berlin—Would Welcome an ~ American “Representative

NEW NOTE TOBE SENT T0 GERMAN   Council of Premiers Today Takes Up Turkish and  Adriatic Quactinne

Take up the Turkish and. Adriatic Questions Today—Extraditions of War Vandals Considered Yes Pa Soy

LAST EDITION   NEW YORK -REPUBLIGANS VOTE IN PRIMARY TODAY      Contes in Seventcen Congressional Districts for Delegates; Wisconali Also: Vating.

EMPIRE STATE PRIMARY TODAY   G. 0. P. Contest for Delegate: to National Convention Furnishes Greatest Interest.

MUCH INTEREST IN PRIMARIES   Delegates to Nationa Convention Will Be Named Today

All Direct Teslimony Will Probably Be Compleled By Use End of the Present Week,   PLOTS HINTED AT   Defense Will Alempl To Prove Ceulralia Business Interests Plotted 1. W. W, Elianination.

JAPS TO HOLD VLADIVOSTOK   Will Keep Troops at Russ Port Til Order is Guaranteed, Honolulu Hears.

JAPS TO KEEP VLADIVOSTOK   Will Hold Troops at Russian Port Till - Order Is Guaranteed.

KING SUFFERS BREAKDOWN   Manager of Newberry Campaign Ilas Nervous Attack When ‘He Leaves Staud.

SECRET SERVICE NABS BOND THIEVE   Federal Detectives Pose A: Crooks In St. Paul; Man And Women Arrested

DISCOVERED IN MINNEAPOLIS   Thousands of Dollars In Stolen  Liberly Bonds Found In Mill ee

CLEARING HOUSE FOR STOLEN BONDS FOUN   Agents Arrest Man and Woman Who Pass $400,000 - Worth of Securities.

FIND STOLEN 5. D. BONDS IN MINN. ARREST   ROCKHAM FARMERS STATE BANk SECURTIES AMONG $30,000 WORTH DISCOVERED IN MINNEAPOLIS

UNCOVER CLEARING HOUSE AND BROKER FOR STOLEN BONDS   Loot From lowa and Wisconsi Banks Are Recovered Thru, Minneapolis. Arrests.

WOMAN 1S. CAUGHT AS ACCOMPLICE IN “CLEARING HOUSE”      COUPLE JAILED IN MINN APOLIS — HAVE DOCU' MENTS FROM .WIS5 COARTOQTAT PANMEITGA      PLOTTERS TRICKED   Secret Service Agents Pose as Purchasers of Stolen Se- _» curities.- i

MINNEAPOLIS   Thousands of Dollars In Stolen Liberty Bonds Found In Mill City.

AMERICAN CITIZENS HELD CAPTIVE BY MEXICAN:   State Departinent Unstructs Me xicat Government to Secure Immediate Release of Kidnapped American

PRESIDENT’S LETTER TO ASSEMBLY READ WITH MARKS OF LIVELY SATISFACTION.

AUSTRIA ACCEPTED LEAGUE MEMBER AIL EARIA OPPOSE L   Assembly Expected to Ratify Action of Committee on Austrian Application.   CONTINUE ATTEMPTS TO HAVE BUDGET APPROVED   Labor Delegate and Assembly Secretary Explain Need of the Sum Proposed.

AUSTRIA IS VOTED” MEMBER OF LEAGUE   Commission Takes Unanimous Action.

AUSTRIA VOTED MEMBERSHIP.IN _ WORLD LEAGUE      Gen. Wood‘ “Proposec As Higk ‘Co sohimandes.  ‘Yn Armenia

Serbia, Greecé and Roumania Oppose Admission: of Bulgaria.   SITUATION IS BETTER   ‘Announcement ef Wilson’s Acceptance Spreads Joy in’ Assembly.

AUSTRIA INTO THE LEAGUE   Unanimously Voted to Membership in  Leaone of Natione

DULGARIA-ASKS ADWISSION.     Bathan State Ia Opponed to Fatry Inte Ne BEBE ee

Avot HVA VOTED LEAGUE MEMBER BY GUNN oai   BELIEVED ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE WILL RATIFY COMMISSION’S RECOMMENDATION,

TO ADMIT AUSTRIA INTO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Vote of Committee on New Members la Unanimous—Wilson’s Offer Accepted.

MADE MEMBER BY VOTE OF COMMISSION   ACTON IS EXPECTED TO BE RATs FIED BY MEMBERSHIP AT ONCE 4   WILSON TO ACT   Offer of President to Act as Media tor accepted by the League Council

AUSTRIA ELECTED LEAGUE MEMBER   Former Ally of Germanty Is Accepted  as Member of League of Nations  by Unanimous Vote.

AUSTRIA TAKEN IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS; WILSON TO HANDLE  ARMENIAN MATTE   Unanimous Approved Given Admission of This Country. League Drafting Note to the President Regarding Arb tration of Armenian Case .

COMMISSION FOR ADMISSION OF NEW STATES ACTS FAVORABLY   WILSON’S ARMENIAN PROPOSAL ACCEPTED BY THE LEAGUE   Spain and Brazil Offer to Join Presi. dent in Judging the Case of Armenia. Frame Reply to Wilson

CAYS QUARANTINE. WILL FOLLOW BILL   REGULATED ZONE LAW RECOM MENDED DESPITE WARNING ISSUED.

LASTOF AEF. ARE BACK HOME   Heroes are Given Cheers —The Northern Pacific Plays Double Role   PICK UP PASSENGERS   From the Powhatan—Captain Tells of Accident— Ship was Flooded.

PASSENGERS ON POWAATAN REAGH PORT IN SAFETY   NGISY WELCOME IS GIVEN NORTHERN PACIFIC WHEN iT ROCKS WITH RES EK PASSENGERS         LAKE STEAMER IN DISTRESS          Expedition is Qutfitted to go id of Steamer Ieebound Gi Chirage Harkor—Four Men  cf Crew Reach Shore

SAFETY COUNCIL MIEN MEET (N RMLWAUKEE  More Than 100 Municipalities Represented in Annual Gathering.  NEW DEVICES ON DISPLAY   NEW DEVICES ON DISPLAY

KING ALEXANDER TAKES TURN FOR THE WORSE TODAY      His Heart Is In Serious Condition To night and He Is Suffering From Suffocation.

KING ALEXANDER GROWING WORSE, BULLETIN SAYS   Disproportion of Pulse and Respiration Causes Alarm

KING ALEKANDER'S CONDITION WORSE   Heart: Seriously Affected; Dec tors Watch With Gravest Anxiety.

GREECE WORSE   King’s Heart is Seriously Af fected and He Suffers From Suffocation.

KING ALEXANDER BECOMES WORSE   MONARCH’S HEART IS RE “PORTED AS SERIOUS. LY AFFECTED.

Condition of King 1 Alexander Worse   ‘The Lito of Monkey. Mny Prove Fatal’ —KHing's Heut Now Affected, y

HOGAN TO-SEE*MEXICAN PRESIDENT. (NAUGURATEL   Fort- Wayne Maia is Appointed '. ‘Civil Representative ‘of Governor Goodrich ..   MRS. HOGAN WILL GO-ALSO

Audit®rium Is Packed in Anticipation of Epoch-Making Fight From Bryan in Effort to Insert Dry Plank Left Out by Resolutions Committee; Bitter Opposition Is in Store  for Peerless Commoner

POMIMONER OFFERS DRY PLANK AS HEW YORKER PUTS UP PROPOSITION FO OL K. OF LIGHT WINE AND BEER

DEMOCRATS ARE READY TO ADOPT PARTY PLATFORM   CONVENED FOR THAT PURPOSE AT 10:37—BRYAN ELBOWS SENATOR GLASS

Opens-at 10:37 A. M.  [By Hugh Baillie, United Press Staff Correspondent.]}

BALLOTING MAY START. TODAY   Spectacular Fight by Bryan Is Expected at Session   COMMONER DRAWS, cRowD   Voting on Candidates Must Wait on Platform  By Huch Rattles

!      Platform to ate oe  ‘It is Understood Dry Forces Have Fh !  a Strategic Plan in sttempt &  Force Thru Dry Plank           . 

GLASS READS PLATFORM, AS ADE      Galleries and Floor Are Packed as Democratic Convention Goes Into’ ‘Sessa sion Today at 10:37 A. M.—No Balloting As Yet.’

FRIDAY SCENES OF THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   Bryan Given a Great Ovation. 4 Minutes Demonstration for Equal Suffrage

READING OF PLATFORM GREETED BY CHEERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC HOSTS   BAYAN fa PRESENT TO START BATTLE

BRYAN EXPECTED 10 BE STORM CENTER   HE WILL MAKE FINAL FLUOR FIGHT FOR DRY PLANK—CON. VENTION FAVORS LEAGUE

Senator Glass Presents Finished Product as Bryan Prepares to Launch Fight on Liquor Issue

U.S. INTERESTED IN ANGLO-JAP CASE   Washington Is Informally Watching Developments in the Treaty Notes,

GHEAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN NEGOTIATIONS ~—TNVTEREST AMERIGA   England Seeks Views 0: United States On — Matter.

UNITED STATES   INFORMALLY INTERESTED IN COM VERSATIONS   Of Great Britain and Japan or Angle Japanese Treaty

Sugar Beet Growers to Demand a Sliding Scale Based on Price of Sugat

CANNOT ENTER ARMY OR NAVY   Government Does Not Want Recruits Who Have Been in Prisan.

CEDAR RAPIDS STREET CARS MOVING AGAIN   Strike Started Last Frida Closes—Operate OneMan Cars Now.

CAR STRIKE AT CEDAR RAPIDS HAS ENDED   Men Ordered Back to Work Thig Morning.—Trouble Came About Over One Man Cars.

DAR RAPIDS STRIKE ENDED   Union Committee Decides th: Men Were Not Justified  in Striking.

STREET CAR STRIKE ENDS.   Men at Cedar Rapids Await Mediation Committee’s Report.

ALLEGED BURGLAR KILLED AT MARIO!   Patrolman in Hospital With Seriou: Bullet Wound as Kesult of Pistol Duel Early Today—Shooting At Fisher Home.

A. E. F. QUITS SIBERIA SOON   All American Troops Will Be Out By April 1.

Socialists Reject Dictatorship of Working Classes   Engdahl Deniands “Real, Red,  ical Socialism al: scone,

SOCIALISTS SPLIT ON PARTY ISSUES   CONVENTION MEMBERS Se oO RECORD AS BEING AGAINS’ DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLE TARIAT As SUBMITTED.

SOCIALISTS ASK DICTATORSHIP OF LABORING CLASS   Fight For Radical Principles of International Sovietism

SOCIALISTS VOTE DOWN REDS   National Convention at New York Rejects Radical Platform of lilinoisans,

UNOS SOCIALISTS FIGHT FOR CONTROL   Four Chicagoans Demand Dic tatorship of Laboring Classes.

RADICALS FAIL IN SOCIALIST CONVENTION   Declaration Against Rule Of Proletariat Was Adopted, Opposing Illi. nois Delegations Idea.

REAL RED RADICAL SOCIALISM WANTED   Chicago Insurgents Seek T: Lead Socialist Party To New Activity.

RED SOCIALISM VOTED DOWN   National Convention Rejects Platform of Illinois Delegation.

EATREMISTO AT SUGIALIGT MEET GEEK CONTROL   “Not Enough Passion or Pep’ in Platform to Suit Illinois Delegation.    DICTATORSHIP OF  LABOR CLASS SOUGHT   Start Minority Fight for “Rad ical Principles’? of World  Sovietism

REDS VOTED DOWN: DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT LOSES AT SOCIALIST MIE   International Progcam is Repudi ated at New York: the Red Flaggers Howl.   AMERICAN FLAG IS ATTACKED BY SPEAKER‘

CONSERVATIVES WIN   “RED” SOCLALISTS' DEMAND FOR DICTATORSHIP OF PROLETAR1AT 15 VOTED DOWN.

NEW POLICE HEAD NETS O00 MIEN IN CAMIAL ING RAINS   Many Well Known Business Mer Caught in Effort to Clean Up Chicago.   MANY WOMEN ARE cauctr   Female Gamblers Are Released But Men Are Taken to Police Station.

BDO MEN IN TOILS OF BIG GAMBLING RAI   MANY PLACES ARE VISITED IN CHICAGO’S FASHION  ABLE DISTRICTS

SEARCH FOR PLANE GIVEN UP   Hope Abandened for Crew From Great Lakes Statien.

ALL HOPE FOR MISSING AVIATORS IS ABANDONED   Wreckage of Seaplane is Washed Ashore Near White T.ake Wichican.

SOUTH DAKOTA HOLDING PRIMARY   Centers in the Hesuls ead Battle to Be Stazed Tulay  Great Luter. of Po

SOUTH DAKOTA — VOTING TODA)   Interestiin Northwest Primar Centers in Republican Race Between Four Candidates.   NEATHER REDUCES VOTE

WHY WORRY? GET OUT YOUR AIRSHIP AND SAIL TO COAST   Horrid Old Weather Man Concentrates all The Easter Sunshine in Far West.

Easter Hopes Dampened by Weather Men   Hats and Things to Be Greeted by Rain or Snow Everywhere Except on the West  Coast, Says Forecast.

Finals Today in State  Golf Tournament; Rotan  Trying for Championshiy

SAYS MULEHEAD ‘MEANS CHEAPER POWER FOR S. D.   iS TWICE AS FAR AWAY

SAYS MULEHEAD MEANS CHEAPER POWER FOR S. D.   Rosebud Commercial Men Say Mobridge Too Far From Population Center   iS TWICE AS FAR AWAY   GREATER RESISTANCE OVER LONG LINE WILL INCREASE COST, ROSEBUD MEN CLAIM

eee EE_!: °° °°. @8}©}=&™© COO  INDIANAPOLIS SOLDIER KILLED IN ACCIDENT

RED. CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS      Campaign ‘for: Membierships ° and “cale-of Seals Coming: .

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE SOON.   Twenty-six Million to be Placed on Sale in Iowa Dec. 1—Hope to Realize 10c Per Capita.

CHRISTMAS SEALS  ee wade olen:   Annual Sale of Red Cross ‘Seals Begins December Ist—Watch for Them

ANNIVERSARY Ot HAST CHMBING   160 Years Ago Today Dr. James Scaled Pike’s Peak and Astonished World.

CENTENNIAL OF PIKES PEAK ASCENT   Celebrating Today On 18. Mile Serpentirie Highway.

HARUING THROWS INFLUENGE INTC SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Makes AttemytTo Effect Passage In Tenn- * essea.   CALL O REPUBLICANS   Legislature Urged To Ratify Amendment Immediately.

Urges Republican Legislators of Tennessee to Vote for Ratification.   CAN THUS SERVE BOTH PARTY AND COUNTRY   Senator Watson Discusses the Democratic Controversy Over Leadership.

Harding Takes Steps To Secure Aid For Suffrage   Sends Message T@ Tennessee Leaders Urging Favorable Action   URGES REPUBLICANS TO VOTE FOR MEASURE   Republican Nominee Doing Al Possible To Secure Vote For Women

akes. Definite Step lo Se cure Nalion-Wide Ballo lor Women—Carries Out His Promise.

HARDING’S CORK (S$ BOBBING   ENJOYING HIS VACATION AT POINT ISABEL, TEXAS,   Tomorrow, Armistice Day, He Will Lay Aside Rod ana Reel and Deliver an Address at Brownsville.

HARDING HUNTS TARPON ON COAST OF TEXAS   Finds That More Invigorat ing Than Golf.—Speaks at  Brownsville Tomorrow

HARDING AGAIN DESERTS GOLF 0 CATCH TARPON   Will Deliver Address at Browns ville On Armistice Day  Catching Big Fish Appeals To

bes FISHING MORE POPULAR THAN IS GOL   1 rare 2 President-Elect Harding. Decide: to Spend. Another Entire.  _ ‘Day on Water.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING ABANDONS GOLF FOR FISHING   Fascination of Tarpon Angling Catches Senator; Golf Date Cancelled.

HARDING FORSAKES GOLF   Tarpon Fishing More Exciting. Te Speak Thursday.

HARDING ESCHEWS GOLF FOR TARPOR   F inds Fishis# Too Enticing to Quit.

DELIVER AN AN : ARMISTICE. DAY. ADDRESS . AT BROWNSVILLE.   Armistice Day: Proclama. tion Issued at Chica "Other Cities Will Cel-_ ebrate the Great Event.

TERILLS FROM TARPON ANGLING DELIGHT HARDING   President-Elect Delighi ed with First Day’s Ex perience with the Big Game Fish.

TEXANS TO HEAR HARDING   DELIVER AN ARMIST“ICE DAY ADDRESS AT BROWNSVILLE.   Armistice Day Proclamation Issued at Chicago —Other Cities Will Celebrate the Great Event.

DESERTS GOLF FOR FISHING   President-Elect Cancelled Appointment at  Country Club

HARDING TO.SPEAK AT ARMISTICE DAY AFFAIR   President-elect Has Deserted Goll For Tarpon Fishing While on Vacation Trip.

HARDING DESERTS GOLF FOR TARPON FISHING   President-elect to Deliver Address ut Brownsville Armistice Dav Celebration.

FLOWER AND PRODUCTS EXHIBIT AT NEKGOSA   IDISPLAY AT GYMNASIUM ON CATIIRDAY. SEPT. 11

DOCTORS FROLIC MAKES Bl6 HIT   EIGHTY-SEVEN MEMBERS AND GUESTS ATTEND MEDICAL ~~ ASSOCIATION'S BANQUET  ~   DR. J. WM. BILEMAN “EUR

HGH PS -SEVEN MEMBERS AND GUSTS ATTEND MUDICAL ASSOCTATION'S BANQUET   OF. J. MM BILLMAN “EVA

RBS EES ARARe sts cor es ane og pane  “TO MARKET? TO BUY; HOME AGAIN, PRICES too BIG,” — - SLOGAN. OF CHICAGO WOME:

IRELAND GETS ‘SUPPORT; LABOR — {$ ENCOURAGEL   Power of Government Is Pledged to Secure Better Pay for Teach‘ers, Soldiers and Sailwwe Dunwiiead Av.   LIOUOR QUESTION

SHOT FIVE TIMES BY BURGLAR   Wealthy Hoboken Man Grapples Witt intruder He Found in His Apartment.

ROBBER SHOOTS MAN 5 TIMES   Rich Hokoken Graples With Intruder He Found in Apartment.

Death Toll Mounting As Rura Districts Report-—Property Loss Staggering. —

DEATH LIST MAY 60 BEYOND THREE SCORE   PROPERTY DAMAGE REACHING MANY MILLION DOLLARS IS CAUSED BY STORMS.

A DAY OF STORMS   Death Toll and Damage in Hlinols, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama and Other States.   MORE THAN 100 WERE KILLED   Elgin, 1, One of Worst Suffers With 8&8 Dead and 2 Million Property Loss.   CHICAGO SUBURBS ARE HIT   8 E   Wilmette, Metrose Heights, Dunning and Windy City Itself Contrib. ute to the Toll.   {   Worshippers in a Church at Elgin  Caught and Crushed Under Collapsing Steeple.   HAVOC IN GEORGIA TOWNS   ;  Many Victims Reported at Lagrange  and West Point When Storms Strike.

‘Twister Cuts Wide Swath In Stix States   Greatest Damage Done in Chicago Suburbs and Elgin; Property Loss Mounts to Millions; Girls Loot Stores of Spring Headgear; Fire Adds to Terror         PROPERTY Loss HEATY

Searching Party Fail: To Find Woman’s Body; May Delay Watson Cast

FAIL TO FIND BODY OF MURDERED WOMAN   Alleged Bigamist's Directions Prove Faulty?

POLIGE UNABLE TOFINO GODY CF SLAIN WOMAN   Murder Proceedings Against Bigamist Held Up by Late Development

CAN’T FIND BODY OF HUIRTS WIFE   Failure of Searching Party to Locate Remains of Last of “Bluebeard's” Victims Halts Proceedings.

ABILITY 1  HIND BUY OF DLE BEARDS WIFF DEL AY!   Dig on San Diego Hillside Without Success; to Try Again   PHOTOGRAPHS WILL BE SHOWN BIGAMIST   Watson May Be Trying te Lay Foundation for Insanity Defense

BLUEBEARD FACES LIFE TERM, BODY OF WIFE NOT FOUND   CASE AGAINST ALLEGED BIGAMIST AND MURDERER IS DELAYED.  ee =   Watson Confesses Score of Marriages and Consequent Slayings.

RED CROSS NOT RESPONSIBLE.   Baker Makes Statement Regarding Articles Offered for. Sale and  aR w Meese, , es ey Se Pah foe yk

RED CROSS NOT RESPONSIBLE.   Baker Makes Statement ‘Regarding Articles Offered for. Sale and  a a, a one Pees pee

AUSTIN EDITOR OA NICTIM OF HEART (SERGE   Col. William Pendleton Gaines, Known From One End of Lone Star State to the Other, Passes Away.

GOL. W. P. GAINES DEFIED BANDITS   Editor, Who Rid Austin, Tex. of Raiders, Dies in New Yark

NOTED TEXAN IS DEAD.   Colonel Gaines Gained Reputa tion by Victory Achieved Over Notorious Bandit.

BRAVEST MAN  EVER MET OAD BEN THOMPSON   COLONEL WILLIAM P. GAINES WHO FOUNDED AUSTIN STATESMAN DEAD   Made Home In New York During Later Years But Funeral Will Will Be In Austin

COL. WILLIAM PENDLETON GAINES PASSES AWAY   Famous From One ‘End of Texas to Attother Because of Victory fivcoe XNatarions Randil.

Major Dalrymple Adds Half Troop of State Constabulary to Force for Iron County Campaign   PALMER SEEKS MEANS OF ENDING DIFFICULTY   Federal istrict Attorney 0 Hichigan Continues Refusal to Issue of Warrants

A ROBBERY ROMANCE   Sentiment or Conscience Caus es Return of Girl’s Rings.

*EDERATED PRESS CHIEF. HELD PRISONER IN ENGLAND, SAID TO HAVE SEEW SOVIET

FIREFIGHTERS — ~~ ARE-OVERCOME   10 Men Endangered in $3000,000 Blaze in ‘Heart of Chicago Packing District —

PROMISES REORG ANTZATION Or GOs ERNMENT BUREAUS ON  RESINESS B Anis.   AS TQ TAX REDUCTIONS

Would Reorganize Federal Bureaus With Efficient Budget Plan as Basis   SAYS “OLIGARCHY” HAS HELD UP NORMAL TIMES   GOVERNOR BELIEVES VAST UNDEVELOPFD DOMAIN OF NORTHWEFAT OFFERS MEANS OF PAYING WAR DEBT.

"FOR A BUDGE!   One of. His First Acts If Elected Would be to ’ Establish a More   ECONOMICAL SYSTEM   In Handling Government Revenue — Albe to Re- sume Speaking Tour —

COX FAVORS THE BUDGET SYSTEN   Re§l Business Administration Necessary to Reduce Taxes,

Efficiency Budget System _ Promised By Cox As Means Of Reducing Expenditures

REORGANIZATION OF “BUREAUS PLEBGED   (By Herbert Walker, United Press Staff -Correspondent.]

HIS FIRST ACF, IF ELECZED, 18 . FO ASK APPOINTMENT OF   Business Reorganization of the Government Barcaus Wee Pledged  by the Democratic Noms » pee, H Elected.

Democrat Pledges Himself tc Business Reorganization otf Government.   SEWATE STOPS PROSPERITY:   Reduction of Taxes Impossible Until War Legisiation Is Revoked.

I BURGE SYSTEM URGED BY COX   [F ELECTED FIR8T ACT WILL BE TO INAUGURATE A COMMISSION   FAVORS GREATER ECONOMY   Repeal of War Legislation and Reduction of Taxes Among Promises in His Portland Addresses

Uvercome hy Debt, “Financial Wizard”. Gives Himself Up         Vistrict Attorney Says Boston Man’s Liabaities Will Total Over Million—Had Agree to Meet Them With Cash

PALMER IS CLOSE SECOND WITH COX GOING STRONG; ALL THREE LEADERS GAIN   HIGHEST VOTE FOR ANY ONE CANDIDATE IS 289 WHICE GOES TO McADOO IN SECOND BALLOT—CONVENTION WILL MEET AGAIN AT 9:30 THIS MORNING.

120000 MEN ARE IDLE WN CHICAGO   CITY COUNCIL TAKES STEPS TO ALLEVIATE SITUATION,   PULLMEN EMPLOYEES ASK CUT   “Want a Reduction of Twenty Per Cent In Wages Rather Than Have the Plants Close—Men Affected In Other Cities.

G. 0. P. Nominee Will Sseak Up to and including Saiurday Before Election, His Headquarters Announces.  SCHEDULES SPEECH FOR   SCHEDULES SPEECH FOR CLEVELAND ON OCT. 2   Akron, Cincinnati and Columbus Get Places on Senator’s Itinerary —Goes to Jaskson Tamorrow.

MARION PILGRIMAGES ENDED WITH LAST ADDRESS MONDAY   « French Incident Now Considered Closed Book By Harding.

KITCHENER BURIED IN. ABBEY?   Persistent Rumors. in London That Unknown Warrior Was the Great British General.

BRAND NEW KITCHENER STORY   London Rumor Says Unknown Soldier Buried in Abbey Was General,

STARTED NINE FIRES   Trooper Confesses Incendiar ism—Mavy be Insane

Two well . defined -factions are already represented » “at Chicago:   ORNSON STANDS FIRM   On this: plank practically de. pends the nomination of ..*) party’s: candidate ©

FIGHY WILL ~ BE BITTER   ‘REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT PROBABLY HING. ES ON ITS OUTCOME.   JOHNSON LAYS ‘DOWN THE LAW   Delares He Will Force the Conventlon To Take Open Stand On The League of Nations.

Looms Ahead of Resolutions Committee When It Tackles League  of Nations Plank      Senator Watson Most Prominently Mentioned for Chairman of Platform Committee.

AD FATEFUL DATE (5 NEARER OUTCOME 5 1H MORE DOUBT   LEAVERS SEEM TO BE AT SEA   A Canvassing of the Dark Horse Possibilities Indicates the Uncertainty as to the Convention’s Selection.

EXPELT B16 FIGHT  ON LEAGUE PLANK   G. 0. P. Committee to Tackle Problem Next Week.   EXPECT REPORT THURSDAY   Senator Watson of Indiana Mentioned for Chairman of Convention Body Which Will Bring Out Platform.

REPUBLICANS LOCK HORNS OVER LEAGUE   Bitter Struggle Over Leaque of Nations in Republican Resolutions Committee.   MAY BE MINORITY REPORT   Those Who Favor a League With Ree ervations and Those Who Are Opoosed to Any Such Project Will Lock Horne.

BOTH SIDES IN FIGHTING MOOD   Bitter Struggle Over League of Nations in Republican Resolutions Committee.   MAY BE MINORITY REPORT

Nomination Hinges Largely on Action on Report of Resolutions Body.   JOHNSON IS STILL FIRM!   Memorable Battle Between Lodge Men and “Death Battalon” Is Expected.   Poe WILTTAM PRILTP SIMMS

THE PLATFORM =? MAKERS HAVE A BIG JOB AHEAD  LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS THE   LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS THE STUMBLING BLOCK OF TROUBLE. y   BORAH ON PLATFORM. © COMMITTEE se

Teague Of Nations Plank To Prove Bone Of Contention To Committee   CALIFORNIAN LAYS LAW DOWN TO BOD   Senator Borah, Fighting As sociate To Arrive On Scene During Day

Bryan Declares Cummings Should Resign as Chairman For Supporting Edwards

BRYAN MAY GO AFTER  HOMER CUMMINGS’ SCALF   Nebraskan Will Oppose Any Merve ment to Nave Governor Edwards for Presidency,

BRYAN GIVES NOTICE THAT HE WILL BOLT   DRAWS LINE ON DEMOCRATS OF EDWARDS STRIPE.   Gevernor of New Jersey Unfit to Be a Presidential Candidate—Calls On National Chairman Cummings to Resig=.

BAYAN ALPS CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS FOR LAUDING FD EDWARDS OF JERSE   ASSERTS IF LATTER ENDORSEL BY NEBRASKA HE WILL BE NO DELEGATE   Savs If Edwards Is Looking For Fight In His State There Will Be Warm One

. i .WILLIAM JENNINGS. BRYAN “WON'T PLAY” -IF N. JERSEY’S WET. GOVERNOR BECOMES NOMINEE

SRY! WILL NOT PERMIT COWARDS TO BE CANDIDATE   han Speaks Agaimst Coverne: ') Now dorsey Before Anti“aloon Leaguc.

BRYAN OPENS UP ON MR. CUMMINGS   Declares War on Head of National Democratic Committee for Latter's Siding with "Wet" Governor Of New Jersey.

Declares That He wink Fight. ‘Edwards - Candidacy _ for the Office — . of President.

PEACE ALONE BY WILL OF WILSON   an’ 4¢ TION BY CONGRESS I8 MERI. MAKESHIFT.   PRESIDENT HOLDS WHIP HAND   Fapected to Kecp Up Fight for Ver«ailles Treaty, and With Colby to lielp Wim Innugurate a  New Poreign Policy.

FOREIGN POLICY 10.BE CHANGED BY SECRETAR)   ‘Slate Wiped Clean And Colby Will Tackle Job Along New Lines   s  '  PEACE PLAN MAKESHIFT   Even If Congress Passes Peace Measure, Wilson Holds Best Hand

WILSON FORMULATING A NEW FOREIGN POLIC   Slate Wiped Clean of Lansing’ Work Is Ready for Sec- . retary Colby.   SONGRESS WANTS PEACE   Lawrence Sces Growing Demand  for Joint Resolution De: claring War Over.

WILSON TO SEI NEW FOREIGN POLITIES   Lansing’s Slate Is Wiped Clean As Colby Is Initiated.   PRESIDENT DEFIES NEW PEACE PLAN   Just Define Attitude Or European Affairs Because Of Senate.

FIGHT ON TREATY WHEL G9 FORWARD!   Wilson Will Not Sign Joint Resolution for Peace—.,. Senate Not Alarmed.

‘QPERATIVE DALES DAY 10 BE TRIED HERE      Boone Merchants Will Put On Sale Each Month to Bring In Buying Visitors.

0-0PE DALES DAY 10 BE TRIED HERE   Boone Merchants Will Put On Sale Each Month to Bring In Buying Visitors,

5 oo, MUNCIE SUDGE FINES JURORS   Members of Grand Jury Which De. manded Justice Thompson’s Res. __ ignation, Appea! to Supreme Trihunal.

i    ENE  SNRORS e WL ® NGGESTED THAN HE RESIGN   JUDGE THOMPSON, OF THE DELAWARE CIRCUIT COURT, ASSESS FINE OF $250 AND COSTS   ANJAINST GRAND JURORS  APPEALS TAKEN ; BY THE JURORS   In Recent Report Grand dury Charged Judge With Being in His Dotage and Claimed That-He was Protecting Criminals of Muncie.

ete ahaialiatiiaaiematiiay' stathmin nial  EXTEND WAGE AGREEMENT.

SHIGACO AOGBERD AILL DANE PAT ROE BUT GET NO GASH   ‘Customer Shot and Patrolman Wounded When Latter Fires on the Armed Bandits.

cIMIET AUS   Terminal Congestion Incom parable; Government Permits Required to Ride   80 PER CENT OF ALL ENGINES CANNOT MOVE   WOOD BURNERS ARM USED SETTING FIRE TO PASSEN. GERS’ CLOTHING AND FOR. ESTS ALONG TRACKS.

RAILROADS IN RUSSIA BROKEN DOWN   Duckworth Tells of De plorable State of Transit Lines.

BORAH FINDS DESIRE FOR ANOTHER PARTY   Idaho Senator Says Grent Care Shoutd 4, Be Used in Starting New Ps » Party, ~ ¢

TO ANNOUNCE DECISIONS   Conclusions of League Sessior Will Be Made Public Next Week

THE BIGLEAGUE _ GETTING BUSY   EVEN THOUGH WE AHE NOT IN TE IT IS FUNCTIONING.   SOME LATE DECISIONS   ALREADY IT IS UNDERTAKING A BIG WORLD PROGRAM.   But the United States of Amertéa Which Ought to be the Leader Is Not There At AN.

TO ANNOUNCE DECISIONS   Conelusions of League  Sesst Will Be M Public Next Week

HIGHER COAL PRICES IN SIGHT   Miners in Three States to Meet With Operators to Discuss Higher Wages.

JEMOCRATS 60 ON RECORD AS AGAINST ‘DRYS   CONNECTICUT STATE CONVEN TION PRONOUNCES OPPOSITION TO PRESENT PROHI LAW.

NO TARWATER TRIAL NOW.    Defendant Too Tl, So Case is Set for i September 27.

NELLA DEFEATS MILES CITY WITH EASE GREAT FALLS’ SHOWING SOME SURPRIS:

NELENA DEFEATS MILES CITY WITH EASE —GHEAT FALLS” SHOWING SOME SURPAIS

Zimmerman Says He Shot Neighbor Because Latter Tried to Poison Him and to Blow Him Up

SATS NEIGHBOR WOULD KILL HIM   50 W, F. ZIMMERMAN SHOT WAL. TER BARDSLEY   IOWA PRISONERS BREAK JAIL   Were Confined at Geneva, Illinois, and Are Now Enroute to Des Moines. Three Held for Murder in Melne

SHARGES VICTIM  SOUGHT HIS LIFE   Council Biuffs Man Charged With (rime Tells Wierd Tale To Sherifi.

United States Deportation Order fe Armenian Girl May Mean Death.

ELLIS ISLAND SENDS GIRL BACK TO DEATH OR HAREM BECAUSE SHE CANNOT REAL

Immigration Ruling Bars Armenian Girl Refugee from Harem   Countrymen to Appeal Case o: Anna Sherbetjian, Ordered Back to Turkey

ORDERED BACK TOT TURK HAREM, Ulteracs Test Ware You WVYoung Armenian

a  HUNDRED CONVICTS BOLT   verpower Guards and AW but Two  Wl ce eek eice

RAILROAD ACT WILL PROVIDE NEEDED FUNDS   Urge Give More Finan. cial Assistance Weaker  Roads

LC. C. HEARS RAIL CLAIM FOR HELP   Ffopesal to Apportion $300,000,00¢  Fund to Meet Carriers Tramspor-. tation needs Taken up.

1, C. C. TAKES UP THE  JOB OF APPORTIONING S200 nnn ANN TO Bnane

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY   Of The American Legion Held Firs Regular Meeting Last Evening.

DR. ELIOT SAYS DRESS AND EYES BID FOR INSULT   President Emeritus of Harvard Blames Women for Low ered Standard.

OOBIRTHS INCOUNTY DURING APRIL   Walnut Towaship ‘Leads in the Num er Reporied For ‘Che Month

(7 BIRTHS IN COUNTY . >. IN JANUARY   Walnut and Richman Lead in the Nuinber Reported For  The Month

PEACE ARMY STRENGTH.   Agreement Is Reached to Hold Up Until Training ts Decided.

AUR BACK HAS TURNED TO HER   HENRY FP. DAVISON TELLS AMERICA WHEREIN WE FAILED TO FINISH OUR WORK.   If People Realized. the Situation Over There They Would Provide All That They Need.

MUST AID EUROPE DAVIDSON DECLARES   RED CROSS LEADER SAYS HAL! WORLD CANNOT STARVE AS OTHER HALF EATS   HELP IN RECONSTRUCTION   People Would Compel Governm*™tal Action if Situation Were Realized, Chairman Says.

DAVISON URGES U. S. TO AID WAR STRICKEN NATIONS OF EUROPE   Head of American Red Cross   Declares America Cannct Pass up Situation

LEADER OF RED pROSS WAGES. PaNIMPT ACTION   Conflagration Abroad Menaces Our People, Davison Declares   MUST HELP EUROPE =: OR SUFFER ALSO!   Regrets That American People Cannot Direct Help Without Delay

SAYS EUROPE MUST HAVE AID   fied Cross Head Deciares America Must Give Heip or Expect to Share Its Misery.

URGES AMERICA TO HELP PLACE EUROPE ON ITS FEET AGAIN   Red Cross Official Declares that America Must Either Help or Participate in its Misery   SAYS THAT EUROPEANS ARE EXPECTING HELP FROM U. S   If Americans Knew Real Situation They Would Want to Help

GIVE AID OR SHARE MISERY   Red Cross Investigator Says America Miiet Hetn Eurane.

AMERICA MUST RESCUE EUROPE SAYS DAVISON   Red Cross Chairman Declares U. S. Does Not Understand Situation.

People Would Ask U.S, Aid to Europe if They Knew Situation, Davison Avers

U.S. REFUSAL HURTS EUROPE, DAVISON SAYS   Red Cross Executive Thinks America Must Assist  War Associates.

Henry P. Davidson Declare: People Do Not Realize Conditions Gver There   SPEAKS IN NEW YORK   Cannot Escape Influence ef Situation Anymore Than’ . the Great War Itself

QUA AID 10 EUROPE   RED CROSS CHIEF SAYS ACTION NECESSARY.   America Must Aet Or Participate in hurape’s Misery.

BORN IN CHINA   Wears U. S. Marine Uniform But Has Never Seen the United States.

U, §. MARINE NEVER HAS SEEN AMERICH   Private Childress of Marine Corps Born in China, Looks Forward to Day When He Will See U. S.

STPIRERS “RESUME WORK   Itatian Government Concludes Negotiattons With Rallway Men wha Walked Ont.

TALE Ri WOSCERS HVE RESUMED JOBS   Government Concludes Ne gotiation With Striking Railway Workers

ALL EXCHANGES CLOSE FOR DAY   World’s Greatest Financial Center Scene of Great Excitement.   WRECKS MORGAN BUILDING

GIRLS BODIES IN STREET   Whole Financial District Is Shaken and Troops Are Called to Guard Millions in Financial District.   STOCK EXCHANGE QUICKLY CLOSED; WOMEN HURT IN MORGAN OFFICE   T.N.T. Is Blamed for Disaster—Automobile With Two Men Drew Up at} wrist Institution Before Explosion. ~.

PUTS BLAME ON SINN FEIN   Sir Hamar Greenwood Says Gritish Troops in freland Have No ag Bomba.

BLAME IS PUT ON SINN FEIN   Cork Fire Not Started by Troops, Hint in Commons.

FARMERS QO. K. OIVORCEMEN’   Approval of the Packer Decree is Ex. pressed to Attorney General Palmer.

FARMERS SATISFIED WITH PACKER DECREE   ‘Tell Palmer Settlement of Government’s Cace is 0. K.—Want i Stahle Prices.

PACKER DIVORCEMENT O. K.’D   Farmers Tell Palmer They Approve cf the Decree.

ONLY ‘ONE BIG BIRD WITH TWO WINGS   Thus Christensen Describes Tin Parties.

SUDENLY OVERCOME   Alex Shorter Suffers Serious Attack of Plness.

AUTUS AKE UNDER MANN ACT   Transporting Women in Cars Barred by Supreme Court,

AUTOS IN “WHITE SLAVE” LAW   Transporting Women in Cars Barred by United States Supreme Court Decision.

Two Transports of First Convoy Narrowly Eseaped Destruction and Navy Department Had No Practical Working Plan to Meet Raids That Were Feared.

SIMS HAS NEW GRIEVANCE.   Saye Serretary Daniele Has Placed iim ie Falee Light.

DANIELS PLANS  FOR PROTECTION CF TRANOPORTS  ~— MPRACTIGABLE   CONVOY SYSTEM NOT REGARDED FAVORABLY   Naval Chief Urged Use of Battleships to Protect the Troopships Which Scheme Was  ater Apandoned,

Sims Tells Senators’ ‘About Plans to Combat This, ’ Possibility.

FEARED GERMANY WOULD SEND OUT BATTLE CRUISERS   To Make Raid Against Ships Carrying American Troops.   ‘SIMS TELLS OF ANXIETY

SIMS SAYS ALLIES FEARED FOR CONVOY:   Thought German Naval Raid on ‘American Transports Would Be Made.at Any Time.

SIMS CLAIMS HIS PLAN AGCEPTEL   Tells of Anxiety in London Lest German Cruisers Attacked American Ships   TO CONCLUDE THURSDAY      Will Be Followed on Witness Stand. by Members of  his Stat

FURTHER STORIES OF U, §, MISTAKES REVEALED. BY SIM   Discicses Messages Between Himsc'f and Benson   SAYS U.S. WAS LUCKY

DANIELS PLAN  ~— [MPRAGTICABLE   Navy Department Wanted to Depend Upon ‘Advance Warnings’ From Abroad As to Movements of Subs   CONVOY SYSTEM NOT REGARDED FAVORABLY   Naval Chief Urged Use of Battleships to Protect the Troopships Which Scheme Wae  ater Abandoned,

WANTED JAPS AlD SAYS SIM   Secretary Daniels ir Message Suggested Jap Ships

SIMS DISCLOSES WARTIME FEARS   Admiral Relates Hitherto Unpublished Story To the Senate’ Naval Investigating Board   INVOLVED GERMAN RAID   Possibility That Battle Cruisers Might Supplant Enemy Submarines Caused Anxie:y

Admiral Sims Asserts Anxiety Was Felt in London and Washington That Huns Might Attempt Forlorn Attack on American Transports—Says Only the Fact “God Was With Us” Saved Early Troop Ships.

“Census Figures Give Birmingham Only178,270, An Increase of . 344 Per Cent.

ATLANTA HOLDS: PREVIOUS: RANK   Is Still Second City in ‘South New Orleans Leads; San An_tonio and Dallas Grow.

SENATE PROBERS TO  BE HANDED TERMS   Would Return. Big Sum to the United States—Plan Two Weeks’ Armistice.

irmistice Is Sought tc Discuss Terms for the Paymentof Loans, Dis: armament, Amnesty

THE SINN FEIN LOAN.   Subscription to Irish Bonds Is Held To Be an Offense Against Law.

FEDERAL TROOPS ENGAGE REBELS ON SONORA LINE   NUMBER PRISONERS TAKEN WITH ONE KILLED ON BACHE SIDE.   JUAREZ REVOLT WEAKENS   Reports Reaching Washington Sho Additional Numbers Joining Secessionists; Revolt Success Predicted.

FEDERALS AND REBELS. FIGHT IN MOUNTAINS   FIRST CLASH OF SONORA WITH CARRANZA IS) REPORTED FROM AGUA PRIETA   Official Telegrams To El Paso Clain The Rebels Are Flecing From Suburbs of Chihuahua.

CARRANZA TROOPS ARE MARCHING ON CITY OF CHIHUAHUA   Revolutionary Troops Are Reported to Be Leaving the Outskirts of City.   POSTMASTER GENERAL IS ACCUSED OF THEFT   Sonora Reports Clash Between Factions With Rebelts Ahead —Mountain Fight.

MINORITY REPORT DEFENDS PALMER   HOUSE INVESTIGATING COMMIT: TEKH TAKES ISStUR WITH MA JORICY MEMBERS,

MINORITY FAVORS PALMER ACTION   Take Issue That Attorney General Exceeded Authority in Fixing Sugar Price   CONGRESS FAILED TO ACT   Lack of Legislation on the Situation Has Effect on Sugar Market

ATTORNEY GENERAL UPHELD IN REPORT BY THE MINORITY   Declare Congress Ig ta Biame for Present High Price of Sugar.

BLAME TINKHAM FOR HIGH PRIGE OF SUGAR   Minority Report on House Sugar Investigation   Say Bay State Man Alarmed Public and Started Sugar Buying

MINORITY REPORT BACKS PALMER ON LOUISIANA SUGAR   Committee Members Uphold Attorney General for Fixing Prices—Asserts Results Were Accomplished.

WEATHER INIA. HAS BAD EFFECT ON CORN GROWT   Crop Bulletm Says Coo! Nights and Dry Weather Are Unfavorable.

LOREN MEEK TO BE MANAGER   Employed by American Securitie: Co., Recently Organized

UNEARTH PLAN TO RUN BOGUS FOREIGN MONEY WTO AMERICA BANKS   “QUEER” MADE IN MOSCOW TO HELP RED CAUSE IN. UNITED STATES SENT THROUGH REGULAR CIRCLES

THE END. OF TH GRUSER YANKEE   COMPRESSED AIR FIRST USED TO FLOAT YANKEI:   FLOATED BUT TO SINK AGAIN   After Being Successfully ‘Ralsed, Struck a Storm and Went Down  Again—Finally Blown Up.

NAVY IS UNABLE TO SAVE CRUISE   Cruiser Yackee Refloated Only To Ge Down After Drifting Few Miles

EARLY d MILLION MARKS DEFICIT IN BUDGET IN BERLIN   Treasury Head Hopes to Unite Floating Debt, Encourage Other Nations to Lend.

NEW COMPLAINT. FILED." AGAINST: : OFFICIALS OF. t SUFAY SUCAR-COMPAN’

NEW SHIPPING BOARD   President Names Four Democrats and Three Republicans.   Admira! Benson Designated to Con. tinue as Chairman—Wilgon Delays Five Months to Act.

ANNOUNCES NEW SHIPPING BOARI   ’resident Names Four Demo: crats and Tiree Republicans.   admiral Benson Designated to Continue as Chairman—Wilson Delays Five Months to Act.

WILSON NAMES BOARD   NEW SHIPPING EODY APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT.   Consists of Four Democrats and Three Republicans—B«nson Continues as Chairman.

GOURT HOUSE ITEMS   tOURTS AND RECORDS AT THR COUNTY SEAT. 7   bircuit and Probate Courte.—Trank& fers and Marriage Licenses, “A. ~

COURTS AND RECORDS ‘AT. a f COUNTY SEAT.      Circuit and Probate Courte— fers and Marriage.Licens

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   COURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Circuit and Probate .Courts.—Transfers and Marriage Licenses.

AMERICAN WOOLEN C0. * “HEAD DENIES UES ~ PANEITS HAVE BEEN AMADE

MICHIGAN CROP ROTS IN ORCHARE   GROWERS ARE UNABLE TO GET PRODUCTS TO THE MARKET— . WASTE WORTH MILLIONS

ON PRINCIPLES OF RESERVATION   _anguage of Article X, Reservation May Be Changed But There will be no Modification of Spirit, ls Belief   SHOW DOWN ON TREATY iS PROBABLE TODAY   Neither Lodge Nor Hitchcock Express Optimism: Six Votes to Britain to  One for U. S. Impossible.

TO TATE LMT OF GUMPROMISE   Republican Leaders Will Transmit Statement     Success or Failure of Negotiations Concernine the Peace Treaty May Hinge Upon Meeting Today of Bi-Partisan Committee at Which Limits Will be

FATE OF TREATY MAY BE DETERMINED 1004   BIPARTISAN COMMITTEE TO ASCERTAIN LIMITS TO WHICH G. 0. P. LEADERS AGREE.

CARPENTIER AND” DEMPSEY MATC   Through Thely Managers: They Sits Agreement for World Chap Battle

CARPENTIER AND DEMPSEY MATCt   Through) Their Managers They Sien Agreement for Work! Champ . Batile

WAGE PROBLEM OF ANTHRACITE MINERS IS UP   Decision in Case of Soft Coal Miners is Awaited By Both Sides.

HARD COAL MINERS WANT 60 PER CENT INCREASE IN PAY   Meet Operators For Wage Scale Conference In New York.   WANT UNIFORM RULE FOR "ALL GLASSES’ OF LABOR   Miners Present Schedule But No Action Will Be Taken Today.

ARO GOAL MINERS. ASK NEW SGALI   Meeting of Representativ and. Operators Being Held in New York,   ‘GOOD FEELINGS PREVAIE   Demands Said to Be Similal to Those of Soft Coal. Men Last Year. es

AGREEMENT   The Minées ‘and Operators it Anihracite Field ‘Making *  * ‘Their Plans,

MAY RETAIN PROPERTY   U. S. CUSTODIAN WOULD HOLD ALL ALIEN HOLDINGS.   Garvan Favors Checking Seized Es. tates With Claims of Americans Against Former Enemies.

WANTS TO RETAIN {f GERMAN HOLDINGS   Garvan Would Retain German Property Seized in U, $.   Custodian Favors Checking Geisged Holdings With Claims of American — ~ Citizens Against Wee Lords,

ASKS ALIEN. HOLDINGS   Garvan Would Re tain German Property Seized in U. S$.   Custodian Favors Checking Seized Holdings With Claim’ of American  Citizens Against War Lords.

GERMAN PROPERTY   Should Not Be Returned Until Ad ¢ justments Are Made.

CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY SHOULD BE CONSIDEREL   ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN MAKES STATEMENT TO HOUSE COMMITTEE.

BIUINGC ARE NErTtTD AR   LULL AT BELFAST, BUT WORGT MAY BE -—_—TDCOME, MILITARY PREPARE FOR WA

Ble CUT IN AUTO PRICES   Standard Locomohile Reduced $1350 and Mercer Models $1000

PRICE OF AUTOS OFF $1.350   New York Motor Company Announces Bia Cut in Cars.

FLOUR HAS FURTHER TUMBLE   Sells At Minneapolis For Les« Than Siz a barrel.

LOGOMOBILES AND MERGER CARS DROP   Prices Are Slashed $1 350 anc $1,000 Each By Hares Motors, Inc.   FLOUR BELOW 1919 PRICE

LOCOMOBILE 15 REDUCED $1350   The Hare’s Motors Iuc An nounce Cut in Automobile Prices. "

PRICE OF MERCER AUTOS CUT $1,006   Locomobile © Comés’ Down   $1,350 at Same Time to

$1,350 OFF IN AUTO PRICE   Haré’s Motor Company. of New Vork Announces Cut on Lecemobiles and Mercers.

LITHUANIAN RULE DVERTHROWN BY NEW RED REVOLT   Bolsheviks Drive Farther In Poland; Allies Advise Steps.

Oxérs To Raise Army of 1,500, 06 Men In Exchange Bor Treaty: Moanifications.

Allies in Harmony On Russian Policy, Says Lloyd George   Official Communique From Moscow Reports Continued Bolshevik Advances . Over Entire Front -

LUIDENDOREF OFFERS  TO FASE ARNY TO FIGHT BOLSHEVESN   Suggests To British Diplomat He Could Muster 1,500,000 Men. _— gh   PREMIER DENIES FRICTION

AID OFFERED BY LUDENDORFF      German General Would Ralee 1,000,60(  Men to Fight the Boishe} viki.

AID OFFERED BY LUDENDORFF   German Genera! Would Raise 1,000,000 Men to Fight the Boisheviki.

LUDENDORFF 1 OFFER ARMY FOR POSEN RETURN   Suggests Other Annull ments of Versailles Pact.  RAISE 1,500,000 MEN   Soviet Revolution Reported at Kovnt, Where Lithuanian Government has Been Overthrown. 4

GERMANY OFFERING TO FIGHT   Would Face Bolsheviki In Return For ‘Easier Peace

-  WOULD KAISE ae ee : Lu  endorf Promjces to Free Poland For: Posen. °

LUDENDORFF OFFERS TO RAISE BIG ARMY TG FICHE THE REDS   Former German Comntanie: Wants to Pot 150000 Wen in Piel tor Conversions by Alilos,

READY FOR WAR   GEN. LUDENDOREE MAKES PROPOSITION TO ALLILS   READY 10 FIGHT RUSSIANS   Soviet ReVolution Reported Sturted  -at Koyno——Russian Army Contin    ues to Advance Against Poles,

LUDENDORF OFFERS TO RAISE ARMY OF MILLION AND A HALE TO FIGHT RUSSIANS   Makes Proposal to British Charge a’Alfaires as Bargain for the Return of Posen   ALSO WANTS CLAUSES IN VERSAILLES TREATY PRUNED

RETURN FOR TERRITORY   OFFERS TO PLACE ARMY 0! MILLION AND A HALF IN FIELD AGAINST SOVIETS.

URGES HASTE TO PROTECT WAROAW FROM RED ATTAGK   Papers Calling for Immediate Construction of Defense Lines About City.   LUDENDORFF OFFERS TO FIGHT REDS FOR POSEN   German Leader Would Raise Army uf 1,500,000, He Says, for Treaty Changes.

a  Ludendorff Offers to Fight Bol. sheviki if Treaty is Modified

STUDYING: BY MAIL   : é : 4 Over 100 Enrolled in K. UU. -€orrespondence Courses ,

PRESIDENT HADLEY OF YALE WILL RETIRE IN JUNE, 1920   He Will Have Been Head of the Great Institution for Twenty-two Years — Has Reached Age Limit.

PRESIDENT HADLEY OF YALE WILL LEAVE POST FILLED PAST 22 YEARS   Makes Announcement Year in AG vane That He Will Return To e  Work As Economist

CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED,   He Is Mixed Up in the Kilting of “Moasy" Enright in Chicana

TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS FAVOR WM. G. M'ADOQ   Declare State's Delegates to Sam Franciseo Will Stand Solidly for Former Cabinet Officer.

VATICAN AIDS ITALY’S LOAN   Newspaper States $4,000,000 Subscrip tion Is First of the Kind Made by Church.

SEARCHING FOR —  WOMAN IN CASE   Nation. Wide  Hunt Begun to Find Woman Wanted in Ardmore

ARDMORE WOMAN IN MINNEAPOLIS POLICE BELIEVI   Woman Answering Descrip tion of Clara Smith Hamon Reported Arrived There.

SEARCH MADE FUR WORAN IN  HAMON SHOOTING   PROMINENT MEN AND WOMEN GO  TO ARDMORE TODAY TO ATTEND HAMON FUNERAL.

DECSION OF BOARD : IS NOT UNANIMOUS   increases Will Be Retroactive to May 1, 1920 and Wil! Be Substantial In Minds cs the Board—Union Chiefs Plan to Be On Hand for An ee eee

Admiral Sims — Hard to Please      Denies That Personal Pique is Tesponsible fou His Critic Secretary —Punieds,     sm oof

Admiral Sims Tells Sub-Commit tee of Mistaken Judgement on the Part of Secty, Daniels.

Declares Best Plan Would Be To Wipe Out Whole System and Start Over   MAJORITY OF OFFICERS FAVOR THE PROPOSAL   POLICY OF REWARDING OFFT. CERS WHO LOST THEIR SHIPS IS DECLARED WITn. OUT PRECEDENT.

PAENGH PEOPLE VERY GRATEFUL   Marshal Petain’s Tribute to Sons of America  CROWDS AT SERVICES   Standing on Slopes of Mount Valerien French Soldier Voices Gratitude of His Nation for Sacrifices Made in Its Pehalf—American and British Ambassadors Present

FRENCH GRATEFUL FOR SACRE      in Chief of French Army. Pays Tribute   SERVICE. JN CEMETERY   Ambaasadors of America and Great Britain Deliver Memorial Addresses.

HERA VALOR   Ten Thousand French Gather on Historic Ground While Speakers Extol Dead   OBSERVE MEMORAL DATE   Ambassador Hugh Wallace : One of the Principal Men to Speak in France

DECORATION DAY Io OBSERVED Oh OIL OF FRANCE   Marshal Petain Pays Glow ing Tribute to Americans - Buried Abroad; Wreath ~ Placed on Statue.

GRATEFUL FOR AMERICAN AID   Mrance Glad to Ackrnowledze Debt She Owes United States.

NEGRO OLAYS MAN DEFENDING FANGEE   T. M. Moore Shot to Death While Touring in Virginia.   BLACK MENACED BY MOB   Miss Peari Clark of Chicago, Secretary to Rep. F. A. Britten of Illinois, Escapes Serious I[njury— Slayer Confesses.

SLAIN DEFENDING GIRL FROM NEGRO    M. Moore of Alexandria, Va. Shot to Death While on . Auto Trip.   SLAYER MENACED BY MOB   foung Woman, Who Escaped From Black, Is Miss Pearl Moore of Chij ago, Secretary of Rep. F. A. Britten of Illinois.

wale Gee      Every Woman Who !s Making a Home Should Answer This Question?

Every Woman Who is  ‘Making a Home Should ‘Answer This Question?

pe ante  a aah SAY sTORM BEAT ‘THE NeoP. D.  Regular Republicans Claim Vietory in Xorth Natain

FOUR DYING FROM -LUNATIC’S — ATTACK   fnsane Fugitive Stale Wife, Baby and Parents-in-Law, Then Crushes Their Skulls.

Wife,-: Baby, Parents-in-Law Near Death From Butcher adi, Knife Stahc.

co TIC {5 CAPTURED AFrEA WOUNDING WIFE ANT OTHER RELATIVES   FOUR PERSONS THOTGHT TO HAYE BEEN MORTALLY WOUND. EP BEFORE HE IS CATOGHT. —

MANIAC STABS WIFE AND BABY AT WHEATON, ILL   manage From Elgin Asylun —Captured in Chicago.

AN INSANE MAR BUICHERS FAMILY   ESCAPED FUGITIVE FROM  INSANE HOSPITAL SPILLS THE BLOOD OF WHOLE ELGIN, ILLINOIS, FAMILY.

STABBED EACH; CRUSHED HEADS WITH IRON BAR   Captured While Tell. ing of His Brutal Escapade Today

THIS FIEND WAS INSANE   Tried to Murder Wile, Baby and His Wile’s Parents.   HE TOLD ALL ABOUT IT   Captured ia a Raitroad Station in Chicago, With Blood-Cover ed Clethes.

‘Lunatic Escaped Ulinois Max ace ae ot Family   1S FOUND SITTING - ON RAILAOAN TRACK AFTER TRAGEDY WITH BLOOD COVERED CLOTHES.

FOUR MEMBERS FAMILY VICTIMS OF INSANE MAN   Lunatic Attempts Lives Wif: and Baby and Parentsin-Law

Escaped Maniac Crushes Skulls Of Four Person:   Crazed by Love for Child, Mar Stabs and Beats Wife, Baby, Father and Mother-in-Law.

EOUAPED NOANE MAN RUNG AMUGK   Stabbed Wife, Five-Months Old Baby—Crushed Skulls With Iron Bar.

Escaped Lunatic. Attempts to Murder Wife; Child and Parents-in-Law.   OF TRAGIC ATTACK

MADMAN TRIES TO MURDER HIS WIFE AND BABI   Four Persons Beaten and Stabbed By Crazed Ex-soldier Following Escape From Elgin Insane Asylum.

FOC APED LUNAIC'S MURDEROUS ATTACE   BEAT WIFE AND PARENTS WITH IRON BAR AND VICTIMS NOT EXPECTED TO 1{IVeE.

Fugitive From Insane Hospita’ Attacks Wife, Child and Her Parents at Wheaton   SLASHES WITH BUTCHEF KNIFE   And Crushes Skulls with Iron Bar--He is Captured in Railway Station

EOUAPES FROM ASYLUM: KILLS A (i FAMILY   N. B. Robinson, Lunatic, Captured After Committing Fiendish Deed.   WIFE, CHILD, HER PARENTS WILL DIE   Maniac Describes in Detai Attacks Upon His Wife and Child.

INSANE MAN IS CAPTURED   Attacked Family Wit! Knife and Iron Bar. Fatally Injured

WIFE, CHILD AND PARENTS IN LAM CANNOT RECOVER   Four “Stabbed With Butche Knife. and Then Skulls ~ AreCrushed .   CRAZED MAN: CALM DISCUSSES We TORIME   First Committed to Mental Hospital. Because of: At: tomots th Murder

CRACKS SKULLS OF WIFE, BABY WITH IRON BAR   Lunatic Focal Illinois Mac House—Four of Family  Mav Die   USES BUTCHER KNIFE   iS FOUND SITTING ON RAILROS5 TRACK AFTER TR&AGEDY WITH BLOOD COVERED CLOTHES.

LUNATIC. HELD FR. AFRENO TED MAIADE!   Crushes Skull of Wife and ' Three Others,

SETS NEW WORLD’S RECORD   Yank Army Officer Drops 20,900 Feet  hu a Dararhiita

PARACHUTE DROPS 20,900 FT.   U. S. Army Officer Establishes What Is Said to Be a New World's Record.

LONG DROP IN A PARACHUTE   Army Officer Makes a Heerord With Bell av 20 92O0 Beet.

Promised They Would Be Sweept from the Army” and Government —Places With an lron Broom

REAGTIONARIES IN GERMANY MUST Gt   PREMIER MUELLER IN) MAIDIO SPEECH OUTLINES PROGRAM OF CABINET.

NEW CHANCELLOR PROMISES ACTION AGAINST THE REDS   CHANCELLOR MUELLER PROM{SES ‘TO CLEAR COUNTRY co “OF RADICALS IN HIS 1a \ MAIDEN SPEECH   WILSON TAKES A HAND   fMench Surprised 4t Action of President Advising ‘ML¢m to Permit Germans ty Sead ‘Troops Inte the Ruhr District

AN ik IE   Asserts, Reactionary ' ‘Rights, No  Bolshevists, -Germany’

BODY WILL BE GIVEN FAMILY AFTER INQUES!   Bodyguard of Fifty Irish Volunteers Will Attend the  Funeral Vaiiy throughout Journey.   REMAINS TO BE PLACED IN STATE AT ST. GEORGE   Absolution Will be Given by Famous : Archbishop Mannix: Pope Receives News  With  Deep Atlectation.

VATICAN IMPRESSED BY DEATH OF MACSWINEY PAPE VISIRIY EFF E TEN   NEWS COWMENICATED BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TO t\DER SECRETARY.

POPE SHOWED:  DEEP REGREI   Associated. Press Carries  News of MacSwiney's: Death.to Vatican’

POPE PRAYS POR MAC SWINKY   aad OM GUase Ped aT SPE RL aN Bh SV a  Renediet. Dee ply. Tonvhed iy Now. of Mayor's. Death:

BIG EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN * DRIVE FOR MARTIN COUNTY   Part of Big StateWide Movement Ir Behalf of A Better School System For the State of Indiana.

EQUGATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR GOUNTY ScHOoLs   Martin County to Join the State in Move- ment to Boost Rural Education to Higher Level

EDWARD M. Let 18 IQ) SUPPORT COX   Fifteen Bull Moose Rounded Up h United States Remnani of 1912 Party.

HAIG RETIRES FEBRUARY IST   Post of Commander in Chief Will Be Abolished in England

BLANKET OF SNOW ON NORTHWEST KANSAS   First of Season Falls After Heavy Rains in Republie City Thietiriet

BOMBING BATTLESHIP TEST   Indiaua Will be Used as Target by Atiantic Fleet.

GERMANY DEFIES ALLIED) COUNCI   Defense Minister Declares  Telegram “No Germans Will Be Surrendered.”   Leaders Say Giving Up Men  Demanded Is “Out of Question.”

“No Germans Will Be Surrendered,” Minister Noske Is Reported as Saying   GERMAN NAVY DECLARED FIRM AGAINST DEMANDS   ALL OF FATHERLAND APPAR. ENTLY INTOLERANT OF DFMAND TO GIVE UP BELOVED WAR HEROFS,

U ASK A FOR MILITARY AID   Allies Want U. S$. to Join in   PLAN TROOP MOVEMENT

TO) ASK AMERICA FOR MILITARY Al   Allies Want U. S. to Join it Occupation.   ‘PLAN TROOP MOVEMENT

HOT PRIMARY IN WISCONSIN   Opposed By LaFollette Sena tor Lenroot is on Brink of Political Grave.

LIQUOR QUESTION DEAD Ad oLAVERY GOV. COX DECLARE!   Present Problem One of Lav Enforcement He Tells Portland Audience.   SAYS HE SHUT UP OHIO SALOONS ON SUNDAYS   Introduced by Senator Chamberlain, Whose Services in Congress He Praised—-Again Declares Senator Harding is Leader of Reaction.

OQUE NOW DEAD AS SLAVERY-COX   Liquor Question is One of Law Enforcement   QUERY FROM GALLERY   At Portland, Oregon, Brings Reply from Democratic Candidate—League of Nations, Business, Budget and Other Subjects Discussed in Series of Addresses—Throat Better

LIQUOR to DEAD AO OLAVE loll OY S CANDIDATE   Present Question Is One of Law Enforcement, Says Cox, as He Flays Coast News Pree Hie AMIN. pECART   Declares League of Nations Is Virile National Issue Confronting the People  of the Great North rect

COX AGAIN REFERS TO PROHIBITION   Replying to Question, Nom inee Declares Liquor Is as Dead as Slavery   CITES RECORD IN OHIO   Reiterates Arguments in Favor of League and Dis. cusses Other Issues

“AS DEAD AS SLAVERY.”   Is the Liquor Qucsticn Asserts Governor Ccx to Heckler.

ar UA ~—ASSLAVER]   DECLARES COX IN SPEECH AT PORTLAND. OREGON   Bring Prompt Reply From Democratic Candidate

MISSOURI PLANS TO CLEAN HOUS   THE REPUBLICANS MEET TC DEMAND RESIGNATION OF BABLER ARND COLE.

REPUBLICANS HOLO MEETING TO CLEAN HOUS!   Wish To Rid Party of Men Who Admit They Took Lowden Money.  Missouri Republicans Are Now In Session.

HERBERT fADLEY, ONE TIME THE REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR OF MISSOUR NOT SURPRISED OVER SLUSH-FUND STORIES   Hadlevtc Totter

THE NEW BATTLESHIP INDIANA   Old In Land of Dead Ships, New Indiana On the Way.

BATTLESHIP INDIANA   The Old Indiana in Land of Dead Ships Tha Now Indiana an The Wace

PANAMA CANAL NOW SELF SUPPORTING   Profit of More Than $2,000,000 Realized By Water way.

PANAMA CANAL IS SELF SUSTAININ(   Close of Year Shows Goowl Protit Does Not Take Into Account Interest of Investment,

Bla DITCH NOW PAYING EXPENSES   Receipts of Past Year are Well Bey. ond Expenses, Including Interest on Canital.

CANAL IS ON PAYING BASIS   Panama Waterway Is Now Fully Self. Sustaining, According to the Latest Reports.

DEFEATS FRENCH. FIGHTER,   dahnny Griffiths Scores Technical K. ©. Over Marcel Thomas.

CHRISTMAS TO BE ARID SAYS “DRY’   Industrious Drinkers and Revenu Agents Hava Reduced Supply of “Wot Goods,” Wheeler Says.

TRY XMAS” SAYS ANTI-SALOON HEAD   Says That Chicago Police Chief Should Be Removed From Office "

SUPPLY OF WET ~ GOODS HAS BEEN “GREATLY REDUCED   This Christmas Will Be More Aric Than That of Last Year, Says Counsellor Wheeler. -

Dry Christmas Seen For Nation   Day Will be More Arid Than Ever Before Says En forcement Heads   ‘BOOZE RUNNING OUT

REPRIEVE “SAVED” GEORGE NEICHTER   Few Minutes Before Executior Scheduled Clerk Reached 7 Pen Warden.

ELEVENTH HOUR HEP RIENE WAg GIVEN A YOUTH   Akron Slayer Saved fron Electric Chair at Last Moment te

League of Nations  Delays Convention      CONVENTION MEETS AND AD JOURNS WITHOUT ACTION ©

May Decide to Skip Over Platform Matters and Go Ahead With Nominating Speeches; Wood and Lowden Forces Express Their Opposition to the Plan of Procedure   MAY BRING OUT SENATOR KNOX

BOOM FOR KNOX IS GATHERING MOMENTUM   CONVENTION GOSSIP HINTS A1 GROWING STRENGTH OF _ -D. H. MOVEMENT   START HOME  BACKFIRES   Johnson Workers Get Busy Over Reported Defection of Promised Delegates

Program for Republican Con vention Today Upset and Thrown Into Doubt.   MAY BE RECESS WHILE PLTFORM IS IN MAKING   Knox Boom Revived and Seems = t Have Some Momentum—Protracte Session of Resolutions Committe is Looked tor and Balloting Ma. Not he Started Before Saturday,

PROSPECTS OF SETTLING ROW SEEM FAR OFF   Session Will Be Called to Order at 11 O’Clock This Morning—Suggest Skipping of Report of Platform Committee. es

B. 0. P. FIGHT TURNS BACK TO WORLD LEAGUE   FLAT DECLARATION AGAINST CR WITH RESERVATIONS, THE QUESTION.   TODAYS PROGRAM UPSET   Knox ‘Dark Horse’ Boom Gains Momentum, While Candidates Hustle, Hope and Predict,

KNOX BOOSTERS LINK JONSON'S NAME AS. MATE   New Plan. Provides for Nomination Speeches To Be Made Before Platform   WOOD AND:LOWDEN BALK   Reports Indcate Michigan fs  Ready to Desert Johnson  After First Ballot

WORLD LEAGUE UELAYING Tht CHICAGO SHOW   APPARENTEY NO NEARER JGR MENT THAN THEY WERE ON SENATE FLOOR   ituntion Revive. Talk of Kuoy as the     Man To Lead Ropubleoans To The White Hense,

WILL BE LOGICAL MAN \F DEADLOCK PREVAILS, BELICE   PROPOSAL MADE TO GO AHEAI WITH NOMINATIONS DUE TO PACT FIGHT.   1S OPPONENT OF LEAGUE   Johnson Denies Reports That He Will Form Third Party if He Is Not Selected as Standard Bearer.

LEAGUE PLANK DELAYING WORK OF CONVENTION Bitier Hnders Swear They Will Battle All Through.

Will Party Flatly Refuse League or Demand Amendments?   LONGDEBATE PROBABLE   Indications Are That . Balloting May Commence Before Platform Is Completed

LEAGUE Of NO LEAGUE IS PROBLEM   Platform Fight Centers On Johnson Stand and Rzs: -ervations Plan. ,   DOPE THAT JOHNSON . MILL SHIFT PERSISTS   Wood and Lowden’ Oppose ; Nominstions First; Johnsos Denies Rumers

GENERAL STORY AF CONVENTION   program for Today is Upset and in Doubt   woX BOOM IS REVIVED   lvanian is Again Prom inently Mentioned as Dark Horse—League cf Nations Threatens to Disrupt Party. No Vote is Likely Before Prdav at Earliest

MAIN HGHT  ON LEAGUE   Present Business Centers o} Republican Attitude on the Treaty.  leeia san ®

PROGRAM TODAY MUCH IN DOUBT UWING TO FIGHT  VER PLATFORM   Whether Party Will Declare Against the League, or Declare for Reservations, ls Question at Issue.   CANDIDATES’ CHIEFS HUSTLING AND HOPING   Mixed Up Condition of Affairs Does Not Keep Managers From Working Hard to Obtain More Votes,

BOOM FOR KNOX IS GATHERING MOMENTUM   CONVENTION GOSSIP HINTS A’ GROWING STRENGTH OF D. H. MOVEMENT   Johnson Workers Get Busy Over Re ported Defection of Promised Delegates

GENERAL RAIN OVER WESTERN COUNTIES BREAKS LONG DRDUTE   CONSIDERABLE WIND AND HAD REPORTED ALONG SANTA FE WEST OF BROWNWOOD.,

LOOK FOR ANOTHER MAN IN QUADRUPLE MURDER AT AMOR}   SOLE SURVIVOR OF MUIDEREL FASHLY SAYS SHOTS WERE FIRED FROM TWO SIDES  OF HOUSE i

QUIET AT LONDONDERRY   By an Arrangement WIG Catholic Irients Police Are Remoret     Scighborhiood,

Three Trainmen Are  Killed In Wreck   Passenger Trains Collided at Rural - Retreat, Va., Today, Killing Three ‘and Injuring Others.

THREE TRAINMEN KILLED,   Vive Others Are Injured in Smash at Rural Netreat, Vn.

Thru Passenger Train and Local Meet on Norfolk & Western Railroad Near Bristol, Tenn.

PAILAGAD ACCIDENTS IN TWO STATES FATAL 1) SEVERAL PEOPLE, REPORT   THREE KILLED IN. VIRGINIA WHILE SIX ARE SAID TO BE DEAD EN ACCIDENT IN PENN.

UPEN SWITCHES, TWO WRECKS, NINE LIVES LOS! STORY QF DAY   Three Killed in Wreck Near Roan oke; Six in Crash in Station At Evie, Pa.   FOUR WOMEN ARE KILLED   At Erie Women Lose Lives; A Roanoke Trainmen Are  Killed. Many Injured.

THREE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK N. AND W.   Several Persons R2ported Killed Near Bristol, Tennessee  New York Bound Train Carried Many Passenpers

HEAD-ON CRASH IN VIRGINIA IS FATAL TO THRE!   Five Injured _When . Train: Meet on Siding Near  Diananiten:

NEW HOSTILITIES IN CHINA   War Opens Between the Provinces o! Canton and Fukien—Number of Towns Taken.

FACTIONS BATTLE IN CHINA   Fresh Hostilities Break Out Between Two Bia Provinces.

AHEAD IN RACE WITH SHAMROCK      SHAMROCK HAS POOR START TODAY AT NOON IN FIRST AWERICAN CUP CONTEST

SHAMROCK IN A LUCKY WIN   Resolute Led Challenger by Safe Margin Until Mishap Put Her Out.   DEFENDER GAMELY TRIED TO -SAIL ON

Resolute, Leading Challenger Half Mile, Breaks Halyards and Drops Behind Lipton’s Tub at Turn for Home Drive   IRISH BOAT GETS OFF TO BAD START AT MARK   With Woman Holding Timer's  - Watch British Yacht Violates  Starting Rules and is Sent Back to the Scratch .

American Yacht, Cup Defender, After Leading Shamrock all of the Way_ Suffers Loss of Sails and is Withdrawn from First Cup Race.   AHEAD OF BRITISHER WHEN FORCED TO RETIRE   Shamrock Got Away to Bad Start While Yankee Boat Shows Superior Sailing

MAY RUN TRAIL THRU THIS CITY   OFFICIAL .OF : “YELLOWSTONE ROUTE THREATEN TO MOVE HIGHWAY; .". . BROPOSED  - CHANGES CAN’T: GO ENGI NEER SAYS>

MAY RUN TRAIL THRU THIS CITY   OFFICIAL OF YELLOWSTONE ROUTE THREATEN TO MOVE HIGHWAY; PROPOSEL CHANGES CAN’T GO ENGI NEER SAYS

AFRAID TO FIRE SERVANTS   Thieving by Demestics Permitted at New Yerk Because ef the Shortage of Heln.

BURGLARIES ON THE INCREASE   Insurance Rates on This Clas; of Risks Are Increased 25 Per Cent.

4 ~e See:  SOFT PICKINGS ~ FOR THE MAIDS   Servants in N. Y. Take What They Want or Leave Jobs; Insurance Is Up.

BOOST BURGLARY INSURANCE RATES   Employes Tolerate Pett, Thefts in Order to Keep Their Servants. )

THEY MUST AGREE TO OVSARMAMENT AY FRIDAY NOW   Alternative is Occupa tion of Their Territory by Entente Troops.

Alternative Embodied in Ultimatum In cludes Franco-British Occupation of Ruhr District or Other Territory It Enemy Cannot Accept; Say Demands Harsh   NOTE TRANSMITTED TO BERLIN

EMANDS _ ON LATE FOE   'ARMY MUST BE REDUCED BY OCT. 1 TO 150,000, OCCUPATION IS THREATENED

Teutons Have Until Noon to Say Whether They Will Accept Franco-British Plan of Dis. armament——No Decision is Reached at Meeting of Cabinet,

Allies Make New Endeavor To Compel Germany To Comply With The Treaty

GERMANS STILL BALK AT PEACE TREATY TERMS   Conference at Spa is Thus Far Unfruitful in Results   GERMANS THINK ALLIES SEVERE

GERMANS MUST START DISARMING BY FRIDAY NOON   Joint.Conference at Spa, Belgium, ‘Takes Pretty ferious Torn   RUHR MAY BE OCCUPIED   If Germans Refuse, FrancoBritish Plan Allies Wil* Once, More March Across “Bhine

Muat Decide Whether to Ac cept Allies’ Disarmament Plan By Noon Today.   ALLIES THREATEN TO OCCUPY TERRITORY   German Envoys Says De  mands Are Aggression Not Contemplated in Treaty.

sailure to Disarm Will Mean Allies Occupation of. Ruhr and Other. Districts.   wmans Feel That Allies Are Going peyond the Terms: in Making Their. Threats..   ex THE REICHSTAG’S VIEWS   erenbach Holds Hasty Cabinet Meeting and News Is Transmitted to Berlin.

ULTIMATUM HANDED TO GERMANS AT SPA   Teutons Must Disarm Forces 0: Allies Will Oceupy Ruhr Valley.

RUHR OCCUPATION THREATENED HUNS AT PEACE PARLE   Failure of Germany to Accep Franco-British Disarmament Order to Result in Territorial Invasions.

OCCUPY RUHR INDEFINITELY SAYS COUNCIL   No Evacuation Until All Conditions of Agreement Are Fulfilled   DISARM IMMEDIATELY   GERMAN VIEW IS THAT ALLIES ARE EXCEEDING PROVISIONS OF TREATY

CONFERENCE AT CRUTIGAL PLAGE   Germans Have Until Noon Today for Decision   DISARMAMENT ORDER   of Allies Seems +o have Shocked German Cabinet Offiters Who Fail to Reach Conclusion at Long Meeting—Note is Communicated to Berlin for Consideration

NECLARE BUSINESS TORE THREATENED WITH DESTRUCTION   Representatives of Dozen Industries Protest Against Car Preference Order.   DANIFL WILLARD SAYS PRIORITY IS NECESSARY   Suggests No Modification but on Contrary Urges Co-Oper. ation Between Shippers and Local Car Service Commis. sions for Return Freight. T

ALLIED-GERMAN  GONFERENGE Oh PAGT TERM Al CRITIGAL POINT   Huns Have Until Noon Tooy to Say Whether They Will Accept Franco-British Disarmament Plan,   OCCUPATION THREAT iS MADE BY ALLIES   Will Send Troops Into the Ruhr or Other Territory it Germany Does Not Acquiesce At Once,

ALLIED ULTIMATUM HANDED GERMANY WITH HOT THREAT   SPA CONFERENCE REACHES CRI TICAL STAGE OVER TREATY TERMS   SONCEANS DISARMAMENT   Occupation of Ruhr and Other Terri tory is Alternative if Agreement Is Not Carried Out, Delegates Are Told.

HUNG MUST REPLY ON DISARMAMENT TODAY   ALLIES WILL.OCCUPY RUHE TER_ RITORY IN EVENT OF RE: FUSAL ‘TO COMPLY,.

RUSSO-POLISH BATTLE. OF WITS ON; AT MINSK   While Troops Aro’ Fiercely 2x gaged on Battle Front, :Négo- . 4 tiations Are Deadlocked..   NATIONAL. INDEPENDENCE ‘IS DEMANDED BY POLES   Poles Declare War Is Unsonght But Is Continued to. Give. Btates Independence.   MILITARY. MOVES. OBSCURE   Warsaw’ Declares - Reds - Diivei Back 30 Miles from.City, But. / Red Reports Differ. -

RETARD ARMISTICE AS ARMIES CLASH   Counter Proposals Are Entered At Parley To Preserve Independence

ANT) ON FIELE   Poles Turn Tables on Bol sheviki at Minsk and Start Hemming and Hawing   >OLAND WILL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE, SAY REDS   SONFLICTING REPORTS ARE RECEIVED FROM FIGHTING LINES; POLES STILT. PRESS. ING FPNEMY,

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO IS NOT NOW APPROVED   Statement Says State De. partment Reserves Right To Take Such Action   U. $, WILL MERELY PROTECT INTERESTS

BiG FIRMS WILL HAVE NO VOICE   “tate Department Says Recognition Will Be Withheld if Laws of Republic Are Contiscatory.

State Department Announces Neither Group Nor Individual Can Deliver the Same. ~   DISCUSSES THE SITUATION   Afticle 27 Need Not Stand tn th Way if it Does Not interfere  >> * With Americans.

MONEY SHALL NOT CONTROL RECOGNITION   ATTITUDE TOWARD MEXICO OUTLINED BY DEPARTMENT OF STATE

CORPORATIONS NOT YET DICTATING Ua. POLICY IN MEXICO   State Department Says Ne Group Can Deliver Recognition to South Republic.   MEXICANS WOULD EXCLUDE POWERS FROM PIPE LINE   Experts Recommend Monopoly in Use of Proposed Carrier Across Tehuantepec.

State Department Declares U..S. Friendship Will Not Be ‘Delivered’.   Article 27 Is. Not: Taken Seriously by American _ Diplomats.

CAN’T DELIVER MEXICAN O. K.   State Department Says Recognition Will Be Granted When Proper Understanding Is Reached.

RECOGNITION WILL DEPEND ON RULING   CONSTITUTION OF MEXICO  MUST NOT INFRINGE ON AMERICAN RIGHTS   State Department Declares No Group, Corporation or Individual Can ‘‘Deliver Recognition.’

U.S. Awaits Safe Trade In Mexico   ‘O GROUP WILL FORCI RECOGNITION OF THE OBREGON REGIME.

WILL INSIST ON MEXICAN RIGHTS OF AMERICANS   No Group of Corporation: Can “Deliver Recogiition,”  QL Pied ebm dad Daas

Mf RAPD IS TH  DELIVER MENICD U.S. BECORNITION   i his Depends Solely or Safety Valid Ameri can Interests.

AMERICA RESERVES RECOGNITION RIGHT   Corporation or Group of Corpora tions or Individuals Can Deliver   Abroeatien of Recent Enactment Not Rega@t@ed as Essential Preiminary

EXPLOITERS ARE NOT GOING TO DELIVER ! AMERICAN RECOGNITION TO MEXICO :

THE MEXICAN SITUATION   No Group Going to “Delive ‘American ~ Recognition, Save State Dept.-

State Department Says Protection of Valid Interests Prime Requisite to Extension of ’ Recognition  DENIES INFLUENCE TO PERSONS OR CONCERNS  Does Not Insist on on Abrogation  Pao a ee eS eo ee   Does Not Insist on Abrogation of Mexican Constitutional Provision if Operation Does Not Infringe on Rights

~ TO INFLUENCE   No Group oi Cerpocations or In dividuals to Foree Mexican Recognition.

OPERATION UNDER MUST BE CLEAREL   No Group Can “Deliver Recognition” to Mexico, Says State Department.

MEXICAN 0. K. MUST BE RIGHT   No Group of Individua!s Can Deliver Official Resoanit*on.

NOT IN ANY HURRY TO RECOGNIZE THE LATEST ~ GOVERNMENT IN MEXICC   No Corporation-or Group of Cor porttions or Individuals Is to De. fiver Recognition Says State Depariment,

ARTICLE 27 PROVES STUMBLING BLOCK   UNITED STATES WILL NOT REC. OGNIZE MEXICO IF ACT Is AIMED AT RIGHTS OF CITIZENS OF THIS NATION.

’ WENIC AN REC OGNITION.   State Department ‘Seems To B > Rather Pecvish About Ut.

AMERICANS IN MEXICO MUST BE PROTECTED   Recognition Hinges on Effects of Article 27  of Constitution.

"MEXICAN: RECOGNITION.   Not to Be Delivered fs afer Corpora: dh

Newspapers Express Belief That Situation Allowed to Develop to Such Alarming Extent That Steps Should _Be Taken at Once to Remove Menace. Propagandists Have Been Active.

RUSS REDS TO BRING REVOLT  ointments  rn. FF Se 2 a6UM?tt eS a —=_— =   Plot Is Alleged Now i» Germany

GOVERNMENT OVERTHROW: WAS PLAN OF SOVIET   Working On Trotzky's Instruction: In Germany. '

THE GIPP FUNERAL.   ‘Business Houses of Home Town Will Close For Hour Tamorrow.

DISCLOSES NAMES OFOTHER MEMBERS   Ms. Clara Demaree Tells Rush County Sheriff of Alleged  Thieves.   SAYS HUSBAND WAS AGENT   Sheriff Jones Says She Placed Many of Thefts on Jess Demaree—Not Permitted to See Husband  Boaz Demaree.

PALMER SAYS POST IS AN AID TO BOLSHEVISM IN U. S: SCORES ATTITUDE

DEGLARES POST AIDED RADICALS   Palmer Makes _ Serious Charges Against Assistant Secretary of Labor.   “PERVERTED SYMPATHY”

PALMER DECLARES POST A FAGTOR IN REVOLUTION PLAN   Had “Perverted Sympathy” for Criminal Anarchist, Says Attorney General.  Refutes Statements That But Three Pistols Were Found

iat bie      TOO SYMPATHETIC FOR: REDS      Attérnoy: General “Says” Labor ‘Doe ~ partment ‘Official’ Actions. Bal te tie  Hifted” ‘Law Entorcomont’:

PALMER ACCUSES POST OF HAVING PERVERTED SYMPATHY = ~ FAR THE CRIMINAL ANARCHIS

POST AGGUSED OF SNORING LAW Ih HANDLING ALIEN!   Palmer Says He Held Sympathy for Reds and in Deal. ing With Deportation Cases Used Self-Willed Methods.

PALMER LABELS POST:AS RED FRIEND   ‘Assistant Secretary of Labo Said to Have Sympathy fer Anarchist.

PLANS TE Ost AEDS HINDERED OFFICIAL SAYS   Assistant Labor Secretary De: clared in Sympathy With Criminal Anarchists.   PALMER REPLIES TO SENSATIONAL CHARGES   “Denies He Forms Communist Bodies Just So He CanRaid Them.

CHARGES SYMPATHY FUR REDS T0 POST   PALMER DECLARES LABOR DE. PARTMENT ASSISTANT “1G. NORED THE LAW.”

RED REVOLT PLOT AIDED BY LABOR CHIEF 1S CHARGE   Palmer Says Asst. Sec: retary Freed Dangerous Aliens.

SAYS POST GAVE AID TO THE REDS   Attorney General Palmer Is Se vere in Condemnation of Assistant Secretary.   DEPORTATION ACT NULLIFIEL   Labor Department Official Had “Per. verted Sympathy” for the Criminal Anarchist and Defied Rules of  Evidence, Asserts Mr. Palmer.

REVIEWS CHARGE ~ AGAINST POST   palmer Says Labor Dept. Officia : Aided Anarchists   NULLIFIED LAW'S PURPOSE   Hindered Deportation of Many Dangerous Aliens

Assistant Secretary’ -of Labor ignored Desires-of Congress. a   PALMER BECOMES:ACCUSER

CHARGE POST WITH “JAIL DELIVERIES”                ATTORNEY GEN ATTACKS UN     PALMER   DISREGARDED -THE LAW   Post Has Nullifigd Intention 0 Congress in Deportation Law, Says Palmer   Dangerous Alicns Nation Should be Rid of Turned Loose on: the Country

CHARGE POSTIS IN SYMPATHY WITH ANARCHIST   Assistant Secretary o Labor Encourages Red Propaganda

ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS. SYMPATHY S PERVERTED:   Claims That Assistant Secretary of Labor Aidedsthe Crim-: . *® inal Avarchists. vor   PALMER IS WITNESS AT HEARING In WASHINGTON   ES Se SR EAS A pen A   Tells House Ruléa Committee That:  Post's Course Was Dictated By ‘Personal Views,              FALSEHOOD ALSO CHARGED:   Says Post. Is Friendly to Those. Who Employ Force Against the Government, —

CHARGE POST WITH “JAIL DELIVERIES   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER ATTACKS UNDER-SECRETARY OF LABOR   DISREGARDED THE LAW   Post Has Nullificd Intention ol Congress in Deportation Law, Says Palmer  ’   Dangerous Aliens Nation Should be Rid of Turned Loose onthe Country

PALMER MAKES CHARGES AGAINST LOUIS F. POST   At Investigation of Deportations—Had “Perverted Sympathy For Anarchists”   Wihslecale Jail Deliveries

JAIL DELIVERY ON WHOLESALE SCALE CHARGED 10 POST   Palmer Tells Committee Hov Labor. Secretary Nullified Deportation Law.   HAD ‘PERVERTED SYMPATHY FOR CRIMINAL ANARCHIST   Post’s Official Conduct “Nov Under Probe by House Rules Committee.

PALMER SAYS. POST AIDED” ANARCHIST!   Makes Charges Against Assistant Secretary of Labor.   CANCELED LEGAL WARRANTS   Attorney General Tells House Committee That Official Blocked Government’s Attempt to Oust Undesirable Reds.

POST FRIENDLY ~ ‘TO°AILEN REDS   t RELEASED THEM BEFORE TRIAL EN MANY CASES/ .   HAS ONE ‘TRACK MIND   LAW MADE -LITTLE DIFFERENCE. TO FEDERAL OFFICIAL   Had Tender Solicitude For ‘Com‘munists and Soclal- Revolu- — Cenists During War

PALMER ATTACKS  POST'S ATTITUDE   Says Assistant Secretary of Labor Has “Perverted Svimpathy”

CHARGE POST FREED MANY ANARCHISTS   Had “Perverted Sympathy” for Radicals Says Palmer  een 8 TYATIN OT LTT   Attormes General Flays Assistant See. retary of Lihor for Releasing Undesirable Allens in (. Si*

PALMER PLAYS “LOUIS F. POST   Declares Secretary Ha: Sympathy for Criminal Anarchists

PALMER CONDEMNS ATTITUDE OF POST   Attorney General Says Assistant Secretary of Labor Had “Perverted Sympathy” for Radicals.

Assistant Secretary of Labor Accused of Aiding Anarchists.   ‘PERVERTED SYMPATHY FOR THE CRIMINAL RED’   Cabinet Officer Tells How Department of Justice Was  Hampered,

AIDED ANARCHISTS   Makes Charges Against Assist: ant Secretary of Labor.   CANCELED LEGAL WARRANTS   Attorney General Tells House Commit tee That Official Blocked Government’s Attempt to Oust Undeeirahie Reade

PALMER RAPS ~——OSTS' STAND   Says He Perverted Sympathy For Criminal Anarchists. — Mistaken Viewpoint of: His Own Was Cause of Whole  Trauhle .

CHARGES POST IN FAVOR OF ANARCHISTS   Palmer Testifies In Depor tation Investigation

PALMER IN BITTER DENUNCIATION ASST. SEC, OF LABOR POST   Charges Official Has Perverted Sympathy for « Anarchists

SEC. POST HAS SYMPATHY FOR REDS, CHARGES   Attorney General Palmer Pre fers Charges Against Assistant Labor Secretary.

CAMPAIGN PLAN ~ OF DRY PARTY   Cedar Rapids, lowa, Womai Vice Chairman of National Committee.

IOWA WOMAN CHOSEN,   Elected Vice Chairman Prohibition i Natlonal Party,

U.d. Must Send Europe aw Material So. Work Can Resume, Vanderlin       Former Banker Says We Must Supply Food Until Production Starts but Not Make Loans in Actual Cash —-Sees No Danger in Low Exchange.

VANDERLIP SAYS EUROPE - MUST GET 10 WORK; U. S. AID SHOULD BE LIMITED

MATERIALS AND FOOD  OHA Eu IE MANK   Billion Dollars Worth Need. ed Quickly, Declares  Financier   ‘STOP EXTRAVAGANCE, PRACTICE ECONOMY’   Up to United States to Keep ~ Europe at Work Rebuild  ing Industries

UNITED STATES MUST PUT EUROPE ON ITS FEET   Frank A. Vanderlip Says Unless This Is Done Beokonic: ‘Dis:  whence THM A. turbance Will Cor

SAYS EUROPE CAN RECOVER WITH AMERICA’S HELP   Famons New York Banker ‘Makes Important Statement Regarding Financial Conditions   IT WILL Cost U. S. A BILLION DOLLARS    Money Must Be Advanced for Food  and Rew Material and Europe  ‘Must Go to Work

EUROPE MUST G( TO WORK   Vanderlip Says We Must Supply Raw Materials ©

MINS SS EOCNOMIC DECLINE CAN BE RIGHTED BUT AMERIGA MUST HELP   Food and Raw Material Must Be Sup plied Before Eurepeans Can Get Back to Work.   A BILLION DGLLARS NEEDED FOR START

Frank A. Vanderlip, Former Head of National City Bank of New York, Says America Must Extend Credits of Raw Materials to Enable European Man- © ufacturers to Make Articles’  mean Th wrt’

Vanderlip Says America Can Hely Europe With a Billion Dollars Spent For Food.

‘he WEATHER      EXPERT SAYS AMERICA MUST HELP EUROPE TREATY FIGHT   NO EUROPEAN FLOTATIONS   WE MUST ECONOMIZE   WOULD HELP MARKETS

Then She Can. Get to “Work, Declared Frank “AL Vanderlip, of , New York, ‘Who Nine Months Ago Predicted -a-Serious. Decline’ in. Foreign Exchange—Must- Spend “Money Wisely.

WE MUST HELP EUROPE, SAYS F. A VANBERLF   FOOD AND RAW MATERIAL‘ MUST BE SUPPLIED TO NEEDY COUNTRIES.

EUROPE MUST  GOTO WORK 10 GET ONHER FEE]   F. A. VANDERLIP, HOWEVER URGES THAT AMERICA SHOULD GIVE HER HELP.   A Billion Dollars Would Go a Lon Way Toward Buying Food and Raw Material to Give Her  tart, He Said.

AMERICA GOULD RESTORE TRADE   Europe Must Have Food and Raw Materials Immediaiely   SITUATION. 1S VERY GRAVE   Declares Exports May Half Sharply if Relief is Delayed

MANY NEW HIGH SCHOOLS ADDED TO U.S SYSTEM   One Added Each Day For at Least Twentyeight Years, Accord ing to Statistics.

ONE NEW HIGH SCHOOL A DAY.   : ned  ‘More Than 17,000 High Schools In U. S.—Increase of 452 Per Cent Over 1890.

NEW HIGH SCHOOL ADDED EVERY DA}   This Has Been Kept Up for 26 Years-—Sixty-Five Per Cent Offer Four Year Course.

Construction of Dryer Contemplated; Plan’ To Stabilize. a  Market:

SEVEN MEN DROWNED,   Rew Boat Carrying Workmen Cap. sized On Kanawha River,

SEVEN PERSONS ARE DROWNED IN THE KANAWHA   Skiff Overturns and Seven M2n Perish in Kanawha River   feven Members of The Party Are Saved

U.5, UMS AT COAL GQUGERS   Palmer Orders Probe of Charges of Profitooringe

FIFTH’ PAIR OF TW INS.   New Jersey Family Gets Double  Order . Everytime.  :

,_  LELLL  Gives Birth to Twins Five Times In a Period of Ten Only Years

‘MOTHER OF TWINS FIVE TIMES,   Elght of Children Born to Judge’s Wife in Ten Years Are Living,

JUDGE'S. WIFE. Gi JES ; BIRTH TO FIFTH SET OF. TWINS IN 10 YEARS

WHY THIRD PARTY A REPUBLICAN MENACE   DAVID LAWRENCE MAKES COM. PARATIVE FORECAST.   ‘Thinks Prohibition Big Vote Get: ting Proposition—Democrats Deliberately Selected Battleground in the Fast.

PROVE DANGEROUS G.0.P. SUCCESS   a Geadition: Stand Today, Hard > “tag Wonld Bo Elected Pres. ident, Sayi Lawrence,   BUT MANY THINGS WILL  , OOCUR BEFORE ELECTION   ‘en's Chances in West Are Con. + , Sued to Carrying Ouly Two: os... @f the States.   SASLE SHOWS STANDIN(   “He Piret Forecast of Result, Hard. . ing Gets 11 More Votes ol han Needed,

14 INSURGENTS Ih SPANDAU AREA ARE SLAIN BY TRODPt   Strong Band of Reds Equipped With Machine Guns Licked by Reinforced Regulars.

cILL nan   HKAVY FIGHTING OCCURS BETWEEN REGULARS AND BEBELS NORTH OF SPANDAU   COAL CONTROL OFF   President Wilson Renioves Prive Control on Bituminoys Coal, % Paving Way for

HARDING OUR NEXT PRESIDENT   Republican ° Landsi:da Garrles Him into. Offfeas   VICTORY - VATHOUT:” PARALLEL

HARDING OUR — NEXT PRESIDENT   = can Landside Cates i) Into Office,   VICTORY  YATHOUT PARALLEL

DEMOCRATS PLAN CAUCUS 10 UNITE PARTY ON TREATY   Revolt Against Wilson's Lead ership Among Senators Greatly Exaggerated   WANT TO FIX BLAME   Do Not Wish To See Divided Party If Pact Is To Go Before Voters

NOTE RECEIVED STATING STAND OF GOVERNMENT   Reply Is Courteous But. Is Flat Refusal — Claim Germans Must Give Conse: t.

NEW FREIGHT EMBARGO §§ BY THE MAINE CENTRAL   General Food Shortage in Northern Part of State Feared Unless Present Shipping Restrictions Ave Saon Lifted.

NEW FREIGHT EMBARGO & BY THE MAINE CENTRAL   General Food Shortage in Northern Part of State Feared Unless Present Shipping Restrictions Are Soon Lifted.   TRAIN SERVICE BETTER.

MAINE ELECTION TOOAY WILL SHOW POLITICAL TREND   Republicans Have Had Thoro Organization, While Democrats Have Been Lax.   G. 0. P. CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS ARE STRONG   Several Primary Elections to ‘Choose Senatorial Nominees —  .  Take Place This Week. :

REPUBLICAN WIN IN MAINE URE AT POLLS 1008   Democrats Admit Organization Is Weak and Little Work Done.   League Figures in Campator —Senatorial Primaries ir Five States This Week.

Republicans. Enthusiastic and Democrats Lukewarm, He Declares.   LEAGUE IS A FACTOR   Last - Minute ~ ‘Attacks on G.O.P. Nominee May Blur Result.

1G6WA CONVICTS i:sSCAPE.   Four Men Make a Brenk for Liberty  st BE’ gnwé B27 cock beacons _

JURORS DRAWN FOR - DISTRICT COURT   BOTH PETIY AND GRAND JURORS FOR COURT CONVENING FEBRDARY 16

NEGRO MURDERER G SAVED FROM MER "7 KENTUCKY GIVER   Man attacked and slew tenyear-old girl on way

COURAGEGUS  im Meating and Mehnraindg a Mah a   in Meeting and Disbursing a Mob o Hundreds of Men   'Bent on Lynching a Returned Negr Soldier, Who Murdered 10 Year Old Girl   Quieted the Situation, Which Durin; the Night, Threatened to Get Beyond Control.

PEACE TREATY HOPE SEEN BY SENATORS   ‘Predicted That Debate on the Measure Will be Limited by ‘  Agreem®nt.

PLANTOEXPEDITE TREATY ACTION   Leaders Are Agreed That Noth. ing Is To Be Gained by De. laying Decisive Vote   ARTICLE X IS BARRIER   Future of Treaty Depends on Disposition of Much Discussed Clause, All Concede

HOPE TO HASTEN ACTION ON PEACE TREATY AGAIr   STiLL TALK OF A POWWOW AT THE WHITE HOUSE TO TRY TO GET THE PRESIDENT TO MODIFY PRESENT STAND

HASTEN ACTION ON PEACE TREATY   Various Methods For Fina! Disposition Are Discussed At Sunday Conference   DEPENDS ON: ARTICLE X   Leaders In Both Parties Seer To Be Anxious To Dispose Of Matter Quickly.

MEXICAN REBELS BLOW UP BRIDGE   Structure North of Monterey De stroved; Affects Traffie to Laredo, Texas.

UP TO OPERATORS   Competition In Ocean Shipping Rates Restored by Board.

TABOR TROUBLE IN BERLIN TODA'   All Papers Except Socialist Organs Suspended Publication.

All Newepapers Except Soctalint Organs Voluntarily Suspend Pebhlication.

TERRORISTS   ASSAULT ON: WALL STREET WAS PREMEDIATED,   HIT. AT GOVERNMENT   OTHER TOWNS FEAR ATTACK BY SOVIET CLAN,   Federal “athorities Are Investl. gating Case and Find Much  - Bomb Evidence.

INVESTIGATORS SURE WALL “STREET EXPLOSION WAS “ PLANNED   CAUSED 34 DEATHS      More Than 200 Persons. Were Injured by Bomb Which Exploded, Yesterday   Officials Start Search for Men Who Made Bomb and Framed Destructive Plot

INFERNAL MACHINE PLANTED IN STREE)   INVESTIGATORS SURE WALL STREET EXPLOSION WAS PLANNED   CAUSED 34 DEATHS   More Than 200 Persons Were In. jured by Bomb Which Exploded Yesterday   Officials Start Search for Men Who Made Bomb and Framed Destructive Plot

bl BOMB THEOR AN EXPLOSION   Search of Wreakage In New York's Financial District Brings Forth - Parts of Lafernal Machine. -

BITS OF CLOCK-WORK POINT — TQ EMPLOYMENT OF A BOME   Expert Investigators Almost Unanimous That Some Infernal Machine Caused Upheaval in Wall Gtreet Tuesday Noon. .

INFERNAL MACHINE CAUSED EXPLOSION   Bits of Mechaniem Lead to Belief This Was Responsible for Wall Street Blast.

(OUNG WHITE GIRL 3 ATTACKED BY NEGRO: FIGHTS FOR FREEDON   POSSE SCOURING COUNTRY IN SEARCH FOR NEGRO YOUTH EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD,

WHITE GIRL WAS ATTACKEL   Posse Scouring. Country _. For 18-Year-Old: Ne- .. gro,.Who Escaped

SENATOR NEWBERRY AND 123 OTHERS — ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

HIT BABLER AND COLE   Statewide G. 0. P. Meer Lemiunds National Comnritteeman and Stare Chairman Resign.

kr BABLER “AND COLE   RESOLUTIONS CALLING FOR RE. TIREMENT UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED..   Outgrowth of the Slush Fund Dis elosures in the National Can. paign for President.

PRESIDENT HUNTS FOR SUMMER HOME, WOOD'S HOLE IS TOO SMALI   Looking Around for Likely Place to Spend the Summer When Secret Service Men Say Wood’s Hole is Too  OQ. 4 og oH, tn Chnsat

PRESIDENT NOT TO ~ GO TO WOODS HOLE   Lack of Privacy at That Place Said to Have Induced Plan to Select New Location. —

WILSON’S SUNIMER PLANS ARE AGAIN ALL IN THE AIR      Elimination of Crane Estate Again Opens Up Question of Where He'll Pass Vacation.

CHEVROLET HURT IN CRASH   Flat Tire Causes Machine to Collide With De Palma’s Car During Tria! Spin at Indianapolis.

AUTO RACER INJURED   AKTHUR CHEVROLET HURT IN CRASH IN INDIANAPOLIS.   Flat Tire Causes Machine to Collide With De Paima’s Car During Trial Spin at Speedway.

CHEVROLET IS HURT   May Die as Result of Auto Collision at Indianapolis. ©   Flat Tire Causes Car to Crash Inte Another Machine Driven by De Palma at Speedway,

ECONOMY IS NAVY - SLOGAN FOR 1922° "DECLARES BAKER    Bureant Chiefs Instructed to RemI {Items to. ‘a Mini

ECONOMY IS NAVY SLOGAN FOR 1922 NECLARES BAKER   Bureau Chiefs Instructed to Re. duce all Items to a Mini-

Trade Commission Act Heid Unconstitutional   TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AGAINST ORDER NUMBER FOUR MADE PERMANENT—COURT GOES INTO CONSTITUTIONAL PHASE VERY DEEPLY

Trade Commission Act Held Unconstitutional   TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AGAINST ORDER NUMBER FOUR MADE PERMANENT—COURT GOES INTO CONSTITUTIONAL PHASE VERY DEEPLY   Selvidge Says Ruling Pleases All] Classes   PRESIDENT OF MONTANA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE ON, DECISION OF JUDGE BOURQUIN—ACT PUT IN PERIL BUSINESS THROUGH THE LAND

RANK CLEARINGS GROW   Ss eC —_ Report for June “Shows Increase Over Last Year

RANK CLEARINGS GROW   Report for June Shows Increa , Over Last Year is

YEARS REST LIGHTLY      Many Big Sales Made hy 7 fh Kennard Investment Company

KILLING MYSTERY REMAINS:UNSOLVED   Body of Bond Salesman Found or Bixteenth Floor of Chicago Office Building

HAVE MURDER MYSTER)   CHICAGO POLICE SEEKING ‘FO SOLVE SLAYING OF FORMER HOOSIER FOUND SHOT.

David Pollock Is Wounded Wher He Is Slow to Obey Bandit’s Orderc.   SAVES BIG DIAMOND RING   Slips Jewel Off Finger While ' Highwaymen Search Taxicab Driver.

KANSAS CITY MAN SHOT BY BANDIT   WHILE IN A TANE ON THE WAY TO THE UNTON PASSENGER eTipnar

TROOPS GUARD HUNGER STRIKE VICTINS COFFIN   Military Display at Fitzgerald Funeral Arouses Bitter Feeling. °   ARMED OFFICER MAKES A SCENE   Condition of Hunger Strik ers Today is Much Worse.

DRAMATIC SCENE MARKS FUNERAL OF FITZGERALD   Soldiers Force Way Into Church With Notice.  MARCHERS LIMITED   Only One Hundged Persons Allowed to March in Funeral Procession of Irish Hunger Striker.

SOLDIERS AT FUNERAL OF FITZGERALD   Military Demonstratior Cause of Indignation Among People.

HUNGER STRIKERS — - INWORSE PLIGHT   Fitzgerald's Death Causes ' Depression.

FRESH UNGER STRIKERS ~ VICTIMS OF DEPRESSION   Death of Fitzgerald in Cork Prison Affects Prisoners © and Citizens

HUNGER STRIKERS DEPRESSED OVER FITZGERALD DEATH   Two of Fasting Prisoners ir ) .Collapse; MacSwiney’s Condition Unchanged   DEMONSTRATION ‘AT FUNERAL OF FITZGERALD IS BARRED   Government to Proceed With  Irish Bill Says Bonar Law

HUN CER Sf R RIKE      HAS. IMPOSING FUNERAL BUT SERVICES ARE  INTERRUPTED. BY A QORDTIB BR vee ee:       Trish Volunteers. Not: Per‘mitted to. Marchi ‘in Funer~ al Procession and . Coffin. Escort. Relieved by. Civil . fang

HUNGER STRIKERS FAILING RAPIDLY   Death Of One Produces Bad Effect On Others

HUNGER STRIKE OF IRISH TAKES “SERIOUS ASPECT   Men Suffer from Depression o: Death if First of 11 Who Refuse Food   MILITARY AT FUNERAL   British Guard Fitzgerald Hearse Causing Deep Resentment Amone Irish

HUNGER STRIKERS IN GOAK JAIL IN EROS CONDITION: MAY Dl      DEPRESSION CAUSED BY DEATH OF COMRADE SUNDAY NOTED  IN ALL CASES.

TENSION HIGH AT FUNERAL OF IRISH HUNGER STRIKER   Troops Keep Volunteer: From Marching; Sur round Church.

LACKAWANNA PLANT ON VERGE OF CLOSING   Inability to Get Raw Material and Coal Will Force Many Other Plants to Stop Wort.

NEW STAR REPORTED.   Solar Body Discovered by Harvard Observers of Greater Magnitude Than Ronarted

NEW STAR REPORTED...   Solar Body Disccvered by Harvard ' Observers of Greater Magnitude

NO EASY VICTORY   Gencral Wood Urges Union of All Repubdcams to lnsure Election of Baeding in Norope.

G..0. P. NEED NOT EXPECT AN EASY VICTORY—WOOL   General Warns Party I Has a Hard Fight Before It This Fall

BOY SCOUT HEADS CONFER   Gathering to Be in Camp Week Plan. nina National Work.

SCOUT EXECUTIVES CONFER   More Than 300 Will Be in Camp ; Week Planning National Work,

FINAL POPULATION _ STATISTICS TODAY   For U. S. as Whole and Each State.

CHRISTMAS SEALS   CAMP FIRE GIRLS WILL HAN. DLE PENNY SEALS CAMPAIGN,   Annual Campaign by National Anti Tuberculosis Society.

CAMP! FIRE “GIRLS: WILL HAN cv SEALS IGN.        Aanual Campaign a) ational: Ant!  Tuberculosis

OPERATORS MAY OPPOSE. HEARING ON COAL STRIKE   COMMISSION WILL BEGIN SESSION AT WASHINGTON NEXT MONDAY

OPERATORS CONSIDER ~COML STRIKE ISSUES   REFUSAL TO ACOEPT COMMISSION 18 ASKED BY SOME, IT IS LEARNED.

OPERATORS NOT WELL SATISFIED   Attitude to ‘be, Assumec Toward ‘Commission '   DISCUSSED AT LENGTH   Coal Men Agree Declaration Should be Made Before Work Gets Under Way Either Flat Refusal to Deal with Commission or, Cooperation with Reservations.

COAL OPERATORS NOT FAVORABLE TO COMMISSION   Will Make Declaration of Their Stand Before the Commission Begins Its Sessions.   MAY NOT BE BOUND BY FINDINGS MADE

OPERATORS MAY REFUSE TO DEAI   Stand against Coal Bods Seems Likely by Own ers in Central Competi tive Field, It is Report ed Todav: .      PARTICULARS

SUGAR COMPANY [0 INDICTED BY U.0, GRAND JUR}   Prominent Utah-Ildaho Con cern Charged with Having Made Exorbitant Profits.

SWEEPING INDICTMENTS AGAINST-SUGAR PROFITEERS BY UTAH GRAND JURIE:

PROFITEERS INDICTED.   This Time It Is Vinh Sugar, Men Who Are in the Tolls.  eee a cia em A

SUGAR PROFITEERS IN  SALT LAKE. NAILED a 5. GRAND JURY: - EYORBITANT PRICES

~~ Manufacturers Are Indicted on “f Profiteering Charge   Utah-Idaho Company, Officer: and Business Men Accused by Secret Jury.

SUGAR GOUGERS ARE INDICTED   SUGAR CO. AND BUSINESS MEN CHARGED WITH MAKING EXHORBITANT PROFITS ON SUGAR

UTAR-IDAHO SUGAR MIEN ARE INDICTED   Pingree of Kern Co, Fame Among Men Accused by Grand Jury

Ayer Manufacturers Are Indicted on ~~ Profiteerine Charg       Utah-Idaho Compeny, Officer: and Business Men Accused: by Seeret Jury.

INDICT UTAH SUGAR COMPANY   Other_Business Men of State Named by Grand Jurv.

UTAH-IDAHO:SUGAR FIRM INDICTED BY GRAND JUR   Company Officers and Prominent Business Men Face Profiteerinz

AGO OF od.44 SUGAR GOLD TO JOBBER $20.44   Dignitaries of the Mormor Church and President of National City Bank of Salt Lake City Are Arrested.

SUGAR. MEN INDICTED   Heads of Utah-Idaho Company and Utah Business Men ia List.

CONFISCATED WHISKEY — CONVINCES NEW YORK   Gothdm Learns Through Object Lessor of Official Determination to Enforce Prohibition

FOX TO ATTACK SFA. HARDING'S ACEPT'CE SPEEC   Priced Say that We Wil Uwe Thi ax Husis of His Sperch of Acceplance to Gpes Cagguica   EXTECA SESSION fF WAKOING 8 ELECTED   Republican Nominer Advisers Say liarding Wauld Clear Up War Tangles al Onee

COX TO ATTACK HARDING'S SPEECH   Declares In Editorial That Hardin “Accepted “Nothing But The “Nomination” —

WUX WiLL TRAIN GUNS OR HARDING   Democratic Candidate Expected to Gc for Rival in Acceptance Speech: Will Attack Senator's Utterance as Basis of His Own Campaign,

GOX WILL MAKE ATTACK ON HARDING'S SPEEC   Democratic Nominee to Mak Extensive Reply to Republican Acceptance -‘Speevh,   SEES LEADERS TODAY

REPEALS WAR LAWS   House Votes 323 to 3 to End All Acts Except Two.   Democrats Protest Against Continuing in Force the Lever Statute.

HOUSE VOTES 10 REQUCE NUMBCE WAR TIME LAWS   Decides to Repeal All Bu’ the Lever Food Contro Act and the Trading Wit! the Enemy Measure.

ALL WAR LAWS BUT LEVER ACT GET KNOCK QUT   Retain Lever Law to Punist Profiteers in Food and Clothing   KEEP ENEMY TRADE ACT   MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT FOF SIGNATURE WITH ONLY THREE OPPOSING VOTES.

Would Repeal All Except Lev er Act and Trading With Enemy Act.   BELIEVED PRESIDENT WILL APPROVE BILL   Democrata and Republican: Almost Solidly In Favor; Vote 3223 ta 3.

WOULD REPEAL WARTIME LAWS   House Adopts Resolution Kill. ing All But Two Acts— Goes to Senate.

WAR LAWS REPEALED   HOUSE VOTES TO END ALL ACTS EXCEPTING TWO.   Wants Lever Food Contro! and Trading With Enemy Statutes to Remain in Force,

HOUSE VOTES 10 REPEAL WAR LAWS   Resolution Adopted and Sent to Senate Leaves Only Food  Control and Trading Witt  Enemy Acts in Force.

TO REPEAL WAR LAWS.   Resolution Docs Not Affec Lever and Trading With Enemy Acts.

REMOVE SPRACKLIN FROM WINDSOR JAI   Rumors of Violence Against Minister Who Shot Inn Keeper in Liquor Raid

TENNEDOLE [0 ALT BY TUEOBAY   SPEAKER WALKER SAYS HE IS SURE WILL BE REJECTED; CAROLINA SENDS ENVOY

Assistant Attorney General Declares Department of Justice Investigations Material Factor in Movement  ae ee eee ee eee ee ee en eee ee ee   GOTHAM MERCHANTS MAKE DEMANDS ON WHOLESALERS   Traders Express Opinion that Reaction is Bound to Follow ‘Stinitlate Buying without Increase in Production

GOTHAM MERCHANTS MAKE DEMANDS ON WHOLESALERS   Traders Express Opinion that ,xeaction is Bound to Follow Stimulate Buying without Increase in Production

GARVAN ofS. THE PRICE FALLING. [9 DUE TO THE PEOPLE   Demand for Lower Prices anc Refusal to. Buy is the Stabil. izing Factor in the Recent Movement Downward. — Wholesalers Involved,

BUYING SLUMP LOWERS PAIGE   Crusade Against Profiteer Al so Leading Factor, Says Ass’t Attorney General.

Price Reduction In Wearing Appare   A Kind of Wave Sweeping Over th Country.

REFUSAL TO BUY CUT DOWN PRICE   THIS AND DEPARTMENT Of! JUSTICE BROUGHT ABOUT FALL

TIGHTWADITIS’ CAUSE OF PRICE CUTS, U.S. SAYS   Humble Consumers’ Refusal to Buy Lavishly of Spring Goods is Reason   ‘WHOLESALERS HIT HARD   NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORES TODAY REFUSE TO BUY OF JOBBERS TILL COSTS DROP

MED’ FOR PRICE CUTTIN   Assistant Attorney General Says Government Does Not Want  “Too Much Credit.”

Reduction 7 In Wearing Appare   A limd of Wave Swecping Ov rea ph get Country.

SAYS PRIGE CUTS ARE TUE TOFEAR   Assistant Attorney General ‘Says Big Merchants Afraid . of Charges.   MARKET BROKEN, CLAIM

WILSUN'S POSTION HAS BOTH PARTES FRANKLY WORRIED   The Republican Campaign Would Like to Center Attack On the President.   AND DEMOCRATS EALK IT   Cox Naturally Prefers to Rua Or His Own Personality and  Own Issues.

WILSON’S STAND ON RACE WORRIES DEMS AND 6.0.P.   Republicans Want to Make President Chief Point of Attack in Campaign   IF COX UPHOLDS WILSON:   ELEPHANT PARTY IS WILLING TO STAKE VICTORY ON THIS 1SSUE, SULLIVAN SAYS.

EAGER TO MAKE A WILSON ISSUE   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNERS SEE NOTHING BETTER.   BUT MAY FIND IT DIFFICULT   Both Party Managers Speculating Ou Just What Part President Will Play—Cox Would Ruan Ou Own Personality.

WILSON'S oTAND  WORRIES Ghltra IN ROTH GAPS   Republican Campaign Would Like to Center Attacks on the President   ‘QUESTION IS EQUALLY TACHITE ANT EMBARRASSING   Cox Wants to: Run on -Own Personality and-tssues, For~ - getting Mistakes of Past

TRADE ON PAR ~ OF LAST YEAF   li New York is. Report. Lower Pri. ces Ofiset Desire -to Hang to Money.

CHRISTMAS TRADE SHOWS NO SLUMP   ‘New York Merchant Says Cut in Prices Brings Out  Buyers.

FOR A ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL   Bill Aathorisisg its Incerperation  Paased by Senate.

GIVES NAMES OF DROWNED   Navy Department at Washington Gets Further News of Accident in Cuba.

BIG = FREIGHT = INCREASE.   Elliott Advocates Boost of 23.91 Pe: Cent For Western Traitle atone

ELLIOTT SAYS FREIGHT RATES MUST ADVANGE   Former Burlingtonian Before Interstate Commerce Commission Today.   WAGE INCREASES AND RAILROADS’ INCOMES   Well Known Railroad Man Explains Needs of the Railroads.

ROADS NEED BIG SUM   Rate Increase Hearing Involving $2,000,000,000 Started.   Request. for Additional Revenue Doesn't Include any Increase in Wages of Employees.

Such is Claim of Railway Mer In Hearing Before Inter-State Commerce Commission.   Increases Would Run From Nearly 24 to 100 Per Cen Say Experts.

HEAVY INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES TO BE ASKED BY RAILROADS   Would Boost Rates from 23.91 to 30.95 Per Cent Over the Country.

FREIGHT RATES — ~ MUST ADVANCE   THE NEW LAW ALLOWS RQADS. TO EARN SIX PER CENT.    EARNED ONE PER ‘CT.   2 et . INTERSTATE COMMERCE /COMMISSION IS TO DECIDE. *   Railroad Executives Argue That Rates Mast be Advanced from  24 to 31 Per Cent.

ANIL CONTROL EY (LS, WAS COSTLY   Road Heads. Warn Interstate  Commerce Commission of     Possible Return.   NEED $550,000,000 A YEAR

RAILWAY HEADS PRESENT CLAIMS ~ FOR INCREASES   '$1,017,000,000 Sought in th  Freight Rates Does Not in: clude Wage Raises.   SEVERAL EXECUTIVES SPEAK   Roads May Be Forced Back to Federal Control, Says One Speaker.

INCREASE * °3 IN RATES   VAST ADVANCE IS ASKED   Part of It Necessary Because of Tbe Coming Advance in fx. Workers’ Wages, aa

EARNINGS FAR TOO LOW, otto AA EXEGUT VE   Howard Elliott Gives Views Before Federal Interstate Commerce Commission.   COMPARES RATES HERE WITH THOSE IN. EUROPE   Wage Demands and Fixed  Charges Are Most Pressing Questions Now

td FREIbHT  NATE GHA  GET OPER CENT RETURN   So Claims Elliott, of the Railway Executive Association   INTERSTATE COMM’CE COMMISSION HAS CASE   Strauss Says Coming Events to Determine Course Toward Roads

RAIL EXECUTIVE FAVORS INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES   Necessary Meet Differ ence in Property Investment

1,017,000,000 Asked by Rail Lines is Exclusive of Money Needed to Pay Wage Awards.   MORE NEEDED IN LATER BOOST   Howard Elliott Tells Inter. State Commerce Commis: sion Dire Need of Rai! Lines for More Cash,

Howard Eliott Placed the Plans for Increasing Freight Rates for’ the Railroads to the Interstate * Commerce Comnmission.

WANT FREIGHT. RATES. RAISED   Chairman Howard El. liott of Committee .© Favors Increase

BiG INCREASES IN FREIGHT RATES   GENERAL ADVANCES ARE  PROPOSED AT WASH f 1  / INGTON CONFERENCE.

ARGUES FOR BOOST OF FREIGHT RATES   Railroad Operators Say They Fav. or Fair Adjustment of Wages For Men   Western Roads Gave Greater Re. turn on Investment Than Others In Past Year

HIGHER FREIGHT BATES URGED BY HAWARD FLLIQT:   Interstate Board Told Boort  Necessary for Roads to Give Adequate Service and Get Fair Return.

ARGUES FOR BOOST OF FREIGHT RATES      TO MAKE UP THE 6-PER CENT RETURN PERMITTED BY  » ce eer   WAGE QUESTION IS UP      Railroad Operators Say They Favor Fair Adjustment of Wages For Men   Western Roads Gave Greater Return an Invésiment Than Others In Past Year

BIG INCREASE IN RATE ON FREIGHT ~ IS RECOMMENDED   Howard © Ellicott’. Advocates Raise of 30.95 Per Cent ; In the South

CASH BOX OF ROADS MUST BE FILLED UF   Tells I. C. C. Return i Not Large Enough For Needs.

WANT FREIGHT RATES RAISED   Chairnian Howard: El. ‘jiott, of Committee:  ‘« Favors Increase. --

URGES EREIGHT RATE BOOSTS   Increases of 23 and 30 Per Cent Advo. cated by Chairman Elliott of Railway Executives.

BEING PRESENTED TO ‘THE INTERSTATE "COMMERCE COMMIS.  CVUFL ArT   Intreased Revenue Asked for Does Not Include Any Increase in Wages ‘Which May be Granted. the Em niavad.

Association of Railway Executives Representative Advocates Increases in Freight Rates to Meet Legal Return   SAYS OPERATORS DESIRE FAIR WAGES ADJUSTMENT   Declares Price of Transportation has Not Increased Nearly as Much as Oost of Production; Cites Foreign Rates

Increases Being Asked By Two Million Employees.     Such is Claim of Railway Men In Hearing Before Inter-State Commerce Commission,  Increases Would Run From Nearly 24 to 100 Per Cent Say Experts.

GOVERNOR COX INNEW ENGLAND   Democratic Candidate Campaigning Among Yankees Today.

Governor Cox In  New England Today   Carry ing the Lengua of Nations Fight Into the New England States,

COX CAMPAIGNING IN NEW ENGLANE   Democratic Candidate fe Speak in Bosten Tonight.  é

ALLIED HEADS DROP WILSON, DARTS SAYS   Will Deal With Senate t - Get Treaty Ratified, ‘ Paner States   GET OF FICIAL. WORD   French’ and English Cabinets Expected to Make An-,  tianneaweank “A”

SAYS WILSON I$ ABANDONED   Paris Paper Declares European Allies Are Seeking Terms With Matiority in Congress.

ALLIES DESERTING. WILSON DECLARES PARIS NEWSPAPER   “OMMENTS ON LETTER OF. VIB« COUNT GREY TO LONDON TIMES   TURNING TQ CONGRESS   “hur Brien (Across Atlantic Fail to Lnderstead Siguifleanre of janenege dust Hear,”  Poper Adds ‘

BIG BOOST IN SUGAR PRICE   Salt Lake City Company Advances It From 123 to 22.75 Cents.

HOLY LAND RELIC ARE BROUGHT BACK: RARE COLLECTION   Many Are Said To Be Moré ‘ Than 4,000 Years Old ' Now

UVIET LEADER OAYO AUSSI WANTS(, S. HELP   Lenine In Exelusive Interview (jjves Russian Views.   RUSSIA § STRONGER   gps ge Nation Today I In Beyer Condition Than Ever.

(By LOUISE BRYANT) Special Correspondent af the T. N. Copyright 1920 by the I N.S

COUNTY DIRECTORS.   Rev. Preston Will Have Charge of Tipton County's Methodist Drive.

STILL IN LEAD   19 Remaining Horses in 300 Endurance Tests on Last Leg of Trip   Cross Into New Hampshire From Vermont—To React Devens Tomorrow

(6 HORSES STILL IN 300-MILE RACI   Granite State Governor Saye: Arrests

NOW BUT SIXTEEN LEFT IN THE BIG ~ ENDURANCE TESI   Seven More Horses Drop Qut as Cavalcade Enters on Next to Last Day of Contest. 

HGH GLOTRING PRICES   PRICES FOR FALL CLOTHING WIL NOT BE LOWER ACCORDING  TO RETAILERS,

‘Let ‘War's Political. . ‘Prisoners.Go, Urges...  Citizens’ Delegation

GERMANY FORCES LEAGUE NOTICE   Protest Against League Man date Plan Will Be Thoroughly Gone Over on Thursday   REVIVE STAFF PLAN

Australian Delegate to League . of. Nations Says It Is Impertinent-—Hearing Thursday to Be Devoted to  Priiaa tian   Re HENRY Woop,

GERMAN NOTE IS IMPUDENT LFACHE IS TOLE   Her Objectin to Distribution of Her Colonies Gets Her Into League Discussion.   15 SPECIAL ORDER FOR THURSDAY'S SESSION      Australian Delegate Insists the Treaty Be Carried Out to the Letter—Germany’s present Ob jection Is to Disrupt the League,

GERMANY’S IMPUDENCEHAS RECEIVED SEVERE JOLT AT ~ LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY      LEADING POWERS OPPOSED ‘TO ING HER ANY CONSIDERATI       loped to Gain a Disruption of the League and Disagre Among the Members—Will Await New US.A tion Before Attempting Amendments to Covena

A SILVER LINING 10 EXCHANGE COLLAPSI   MAY DEAL A BLOW TO THE HIGH COST OF LIVING.   Destined, Says New York Banker, t« Cut Down Exports and Throw Large Amount of Goods On Local Market.

D'ANNUNZIO SEES ~— FOOD-LADEN STEAME!   Forces At Fiume Take Over Food Supplies Designed For Italian Troops.

IOWA GOVERNOR TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST EAS1   Campaign Started to Open Way to Interior for Freight Steamers.

“ARDING FIGHTS FOR INLAND WATERWAYS      GOVERNOR W. b. HARDING IN THE FAST

INLAND WATER TRAFFIC URGED BY GOV.NORBECK   SOUTH DAKOTA EXECUTIVE ON COMMITTEE FIGHTINGs FOR INTERIOR WATERWAY

FAVE BONDS AWAY WITH KITTEN   New Oxford Man is Minus $20( in Liberty Securities,

STORY OF POPULATION   Many Cities Over the Unite States Have Shown Suite Big Gains.

GOOD PROGRESS. BEING MADE ON CENSUS RETURN:   Summing Up of Result: oi l"ncmerators Being   Rapidly Pushed.

CENSUS FIGURES SHOW SEVERAL GOOD GAINS   Richmond and Birmingham Only Two Cities in South with Population of More Than 100,000 Not Yet Been Given Out

MPADOO HAS NOTHING TO SAY   Refuses to See Reporters and May Give Statement To The Press.

Strangler Lewis Will Wrestle Jos Stecher Fer the World’s Championshiy

COX WINS MINERS CONVENTION   Strong Plea For Americanization Gets Strong Approval   FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   ‘Coal Situation Reviewed At Meeting in Columbus

HOUSE TO CONSIDER . ARMENIAN MANDATI   ‘Foreign Atfairs  Cammittee . Plannes to Take President Wisow’s Re-, quest This Atterngan.

DOUBLE BILL THANKSGIVING.   Joy and Gloom Quintet Here for Twe Games en That Date.

DOUBLE Bh THA   Foy and Gloom Quintet Ilere for. Tw Games. on That Date.

ANTI-JAP FEELING GROWS INBRITAIN!   Hostility Toward Renewa of British-Jap Alliance Is Increasing.

OPEN HOSTILITY -TO RENEWAL OF NOTED ALLIANCE   Treaty Between Britain and Mikado Will Be Exami:ed By League of Nations.   AUSTRALIA OPPOSED _ AND ASKS QUESTIONS

‘CLEMENCEAU DECLINES TO BECOME CANDIDATE     Vote at Plenary Caucus on French President Gives Des Chanel the Lead.

CLEMENCEAU ~ QUITS RACE FOR  PRESIDENCY   ANNOUNCED HIS) WITHDRAWAL FROM CONTEST IN PARIS, FRANCE TODAY   Notified the President on the Versaillex Congress That He Would Not Accept the Presidency Even HO He Was) Elected.

FRENCH CABINET. TO RESIGN SUNDAY   Olemenceau Announced He Is Can didate for Presidency of France.

CLEMENCEAU BEATER IW PRESIDENTIAL BUA   Withdrew With Announcemen Of Test Vote Of Senators And Deputies.

CLEMENCEAU QUITS RACE   Deschanel Shows Unexpected Strength In Poll For President.

CLEMENCEAU NOT TO BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY   YRENCH PREMIER WITHDRAWS PROM HACKS AME PRE. LIMINARY CONTEST THIS AIORNING   CLOSE CONTEST EXPECTED   Tiger’s Supremecy Challenged by Deschanel and He Withdraws— Socialists Throw Strength to Tiger’s Opponent

INCREASE 15 ASKED   Publi¢ to Pay for Wage Boost to Ex press Employees,

RATE BOOST FOR EXPRESS SOUGHT   American Railway Express Company Wants Raise in Rates to Cover Advaiice Given Workmen.

sence vn rc sernsine oF EDN PNRM aR prea et A AN A LO A EST  HIGH LIGHTS IN COX'S SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

0006000000000 o High Spots In o o Gov. Cox’s Speech o oO. of Acceptance 0

HOUSTON ASKS  BONWRESS FOR TAX INCREASE   GASOLINE FWO CENTS A GAT LOS, AUTOMOBILES FIFTY CENTS PER HORSE POWER

Houston Recomiinaivite 2 Pe Cent More on’ Incomes — Under $5,000,

AMERICA LOSES BIG LOCOMOTIVE CONTRAC!   England's Manufacturers Secure Vainable Contract From Belgium for Railway tlpment.

KILL: RABBI GANTOR AT WORK IN POLANI   Men Wearing Bolshevik Uniforms Murder Man Who Spoke in Wa-. bash Several Years Age

IDENTIFY FRIEDLANDER™ AS BOLSHEVIK VICTIM   American Relief Workers Are Known to Have Been: Slaughtered in Ukraine “=

POLITICAL LEADER TELLS . ‘SENATE OF OBJECTIONS TO “ COLBY AS SEC. OF STAT!   Testimony ‘Behind Closed Doors’ Given U, S. Senate Is Reported to Seriously A fect Wilson’s Nominee

PATASONI DROPS OUT OF 16,000 METER RACE   HASKELL INDIAN LEFT RACE IN TWENTI@TH LAP OF SEML-FINALS   Inly: One American, Faller of Dorchester Club, Qualified for finals

HIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY   SHORTEST MONTH DISPLAYS MANY FEATURES   13TH COMES ON FRIDAY   Many Helidaya Will Fali On First Day of Week

PUTTING IN USUAL WHEAT CROP HERE   THE LOW PRICE DOESN'T AF: FECT DOUGLAS COUNTY ACREAGE   IS LATER THAN USUAL   State Board of Agriculture Say. Acreage Is Third Largest in State Hstery

PUTTING IN USUAL WHEAT €R@P HERE      THE LOW PRICE DOESNT AF: FECT DOUGLAS COUNTY ACRRACR   IS LATER THAN USUAL   Seasonal Condition Delayed — thi Sowing—Into Winter in Good Condition   State Board of Agriculture Say: Acreage Is Third Largest in State Hstary

STANDARD OIL SEEKS A BROADER MARKET     Applies to New York Stock Exchange for Permission to List Common and Preferred Stock,

Why Officers Could Not Find __Harace:-Stebbins; Treasurer Wood Campaign Committee

IDENTIFY BODY Ot MURDERED WOMAN   Hunt for Suspected Slayer 1 Started When Mutilated Body Is Identified.

BODY IS IDENTIFIED.      Husband Says It Is That of Mre. Fay Sudow,

AMASSED FORTUNE — OF OVER $8,000,000. IN EIGHT MONTHS   Young Italian Made Wealth Througtt Difference in Value of Money in America and. Coin of European  Countries.

HALIAN FIND ALADDIN o LANIP MAKES MULLINS   Came to America Two Years Ago With $2.50; Has $8,000,000 Now   EXCHANGE DIFFERENCE ACCOUNTS FOR FORTUNE   MINTERNATIONAL POSTAL COU PONS PURCHASED AND SENT ABROAD AT HIGH RATE OF PROrTY,

OF ea en, ete ee EAT ee ee SR Se te eS kts ee ee Lee oe ee ee ae ee  BEFORE PROBE   POLITICAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES ARE BEING’ INVESTIGATED THIS WEEK—LEADING POLITICIANS ARE CALLED.

SLUSHFUND PRARE RESUMEL   MONEY SPENT IN THE MISSOUR CAMPAIGNS WILDL BE INOTIRED INTO   MANY WITNESSES CALLED   Large Number of Missouri VPoliticlans Will Be Called to Testify Kefove Probing Cominittee, Expected to Look Into “tock Pot.”’

ACCOUNTING **¥"> or MDC GOODSPEED   Creditor Asks Court for Order Com pelling Bond and Accounting From Executrix of Attorney's Estate,

ACCOUNTING ASKED OF MRS. GOODSPEET   Creditor Auke: Court for Order Compelling Bond end Accounting From Executriz of Attorney's Estate.  Been Dead Over a Year, —

GERMANS WANTED TO SWAP FOOTSTUFF FOR COAL  ., Fh. Ananaatabpzaw TWieazamee

WILL EMPLOY FORCE IF IT IS NECESSARY   Supreme Council ‘Will Not Hesitate To Use Military To Enforce Turkish Treaty If Neces  200,000 TROOPS ARE READY   OTHER COUNCIL PROCEEDING!

ee ie et ey a :  rt iad a a a  ‘WATCH IN TREE  CLEARS MYSTERY —  OF NORTH WOODS

FIND LETTER BY: MAN" LOSP-EN: 1905       iscovery in. Woods Clears Uj Arthur Kahler Mystery.

ITALY REACHES SETTLEMENT OF ADRIATIC LIN   Agreement Is Reached Long Dispute With Jugo-Slavia,

ADRIATIC DISPUTE IS  FINALLY SETTLED BY  ~—SUGO-SLAVIA, ITALY: NEW BOUNDARY LINE   lies East of Wilson Line; Ameri: can Naval Force Remaini in Adriatic for the Present

M.DESCHANEL NOW FRENCH PRESIDENT   President of Chamber of Deputies Is Chosen to Succeed Raymond Poincare on the First Ballot.   GIVEN 734 VOTES OUT OF TOTAL OF 889 CAS   Quiet Prevails at Election by National Assembly—Troops Surround Palace and Great Crowds Gather.

NEW HEAD IN -FRANCEGIVEN BIG MAJORITY   Receives 734 Votes Out of a Total of 889 That Were Cast.   HAS HAD LONG PUBLIC CAREER   Clemenceau Did Not Attend Election Held This Morning.

NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCES PAUL DESCHANEL   Has Been President of Chambe ot Deputies Continuously Since Year 1912.   WAS A CANDIDATE IN 1913   He Is a Socialist, Known as One of Most Brilliant Speakers af France.

ELIZABETH COREY      Wite of Frances Cory Died Tucsda: Night in This Cty.

ELIZABETH COREY   Wite of Frances Cory Bled Titesday Nicht in This City.

RREST OF RED CHIEFS EXPECTED   Watch Kept at Mexican and Canadian Borders to Prevent Escape of Agitators— Trade Board Statistician Is Heid.

DIXIE SOLONS 10 VISIT OW:   One Hundred and Fifty Mem bers of Arkansas Legislature to Tour North.

SOCIALISTS ARE FOR DEBS   HEADQUARTERS DECLARE THA’ PARTY IS FOR DEBS REGARDLESS OF HIS TERM IN PRISON,

WAGES NOT. REDUCED   Cotton Mill Operators Will’ Continue _ Present: Scale.

SEE PROSPECT OF GAS OIL FAMINE      Indiana Gas Association Asks Publi Service Commission to Start An Investigation   DEVELOPED IN -HEARINGS

GAS SHORTAGE - MENACES STATE   Service Commission Is Asked {to Call Meeting in Effort to Avert Fuel Famine.

DB, FREUDENBERG 5 GUSTO   Physician Accused of "“Nys. tard Murder’? of Wealthy Mother-in-Law itt Jail.

DOCTOR GOES TO JAIL ON CHARGE OF SLAYING KIN   Arrested on Warrant Blaming Him for Mother-inTiaw'te Daath

BLIZZARDS HOLD UP THE: NEWBERRY TRIAL   WITNESSES ARE’ ON WINTER HALTED TRAINS AND UNABLE TO BE PRESENT.

FRENCH AGAIN . HONOR FOCH   Leader of Army i in Final Stages of War Is One of the Immortals

FOCH AN EXMORTAL.   Victorious Leader Made a Mew. ber of the French Academy.

Court Holds City Not ' State, Empowered To Fix Its Utility Rates

 Sapremo Court Rules That State Poblic Utillties Commission Can~ ant Incerrensae FPhouc Haies.

LODGE OPENS CONVENTION SESSIONS   BAYAN IN GLORY OVER DRY GASES   Commoner Poses for Movies in Hotel Lobby After Decision is Made

LEGION TO FORM DEAD MEN’S CLUE   “X-SERVICE MEN WANT Té ORGANIZE BOYS REPORTED DEAD.

_ FORM “Dein WEN'S CLUB"   War Denurtment Revarted Many Donths That Did Not Occur.

STnTE. A Kiss   The Rev. G. M. Dilbeck Is Jailed After Prelimi- . . nary at Durant.   GIRL WAS ORGANIST "AT RURAL: REVIVAL

SAYS HAYS IS THE PLOTTER.   Aceused of Turning Minds of Peo ple Agaginst Nations leacne

HAYS BLAMED FOR —ATTAGK ON LEAGUE   Roosevelt Declares Republi.  can Chairman Desired Op  ‘position to Beat Wilson

DECLARES HAYS. 9 RESPONSIBL   Franklin Roosevelt Say: Anti-League Fight ---Diattiod

ROOSEVELT SAYS HAYS FORCED PARTY   Hays Summoned Senate Lead: ars Of Repubilean Party To Secret Conference,   HAYS DELIVERS ULTIMATUM

G. 0. P. FORCED TO ‘CHANGE MIND,’ SAYS ROOSEVELT   HaysCompelled Lead ers to Turn Against League, Charge.

DEGLARES HAYS FORGED LEADERS INTO OPPOSITION   Fight League to Gain Po litical Victory Says Roosevelt,

SMALL PURSES OF OLDER RING DAYS   By HENRY L. FARRELL (United Press Staff Correspondent.

Clifford C. Ahrens Dies From Burns Suffered in a Gasoline Explosion   Nephew of Mrs. Chas. F. Glenn —Was Well Known in Capital City as a Visitor.

MILLIONAIRE DRAFT DODGER   Reported In Indiana On Flight From, Authorities

PET OF CUPID LIKE GODIVA    Fastidious Los Angeles Youth Stripped of Al! Clothes.

CUPID'S PET LIKE GODIVA   Youth of Los Angeles, Too Fastidious,  Stripped of All His Wearing Apparel,

DALRYMPLE QUITS . — PROHIBITION JOB   Resignation. A¥. Chief of Cen __ tral Enforcement. Depart Srerieisiae erm ence Gene aene e

Tie OTARTEG DF FETA RAGE   Resolute Crosses” the Line  First at 12:01:33, Shamrock = 23 Seconds Later.   ‘HE WEATHER THICKE AND FOG OFF SHORE

SHAMAOTK UNABLE 10 KEEP PAGE    ~'s Challenger Lags Behind iy Defender in Fifth Race ef tne Series—Resolute Well in the Lead After Turn.

HUNGARIAN TREATY 5 AGREED UPON   Territorial Terms Against Which Hungary Protested Se Vigsranaly Remain Uncthanved,

NEW TREATY FOR HUNGARY   Peace Conference Retains ‘Territoria! Terms but Grants Economic Claims.

SEVENTH REAVER FOR TIME BEING   Burglar, Who Entered University Muesum, Took Cast of Famous Nugget.  Then Discovered He Had a Phony Article and Smashed It.

RATE INCREASES WANTED   Kansas Industrial Court Is Rept Susy With Aprticotrens

RATE INCREASES WANTED            Kansas Industrial Court Ts Rep > Busy With Applications

Janesville Woman IsElected to Club Office . At Whitewater Meeting   Mrs. Capelle Named Corresponding Secretary of District Federation; Mrs. Crosley, Milton, Is President— . Other Officers Were Elected. ~ ft

WOMEN’S CLUBS -ELECT   Mov. G. F. Crosley of Miltwn President of the First’ Disirict.

OWA WEEK oT, 3 70.9   Friday, October 8 to Be Celebrateg By All Schools As Iewa Day.

BRITISH COA! STRIKE   GOVERNMENT AND OVERS RE. SORT TO PUBLICITY THOTICcs   Robert Smillic, Head of Miners, Soom To Resign, I. Reported,

BRITISH STRIKE   Government And Men Bom. bard General Publie With  Pamphlets   MINERS LOSING GROUND

BATTLE OF THE ~~ BILE BOARDS   ‘Striking British Miners and the Government Resort to an Advertising Campaign.

POLISH WARNED TO RESPECT BOUNDARY   Formal Representations. For.  ‘ warded to Moscow.   EXPLAINS U.. S. POSITION.   ‘nformal Assurcnce. Received at Washington That Wish of ‘American Government Will Be Respected——Will not Attempt to Convert Offensive Into Aggressive Warfare.

United States F ormally Asks - Poland Not To Transgress On:  Natural Boundary of Russia

POLES CONCEDE 10 THE DEMANDS OF INGLE SAM   France Also Agrees to Plans and Formal Representations Are Sent To Polish Government by Washington Confirming Views

POLES ADMONISHED NOT TQ GO BEYOND NATURAL BOUNTARY   American Government Puts Itself on Record as Opposed to Transgression Russian Soil.   INFORMAL ASSURANCES RECEIVED FROM POLAND   Matter of Halting Upon Firing Line Not So Much Open to Question as Conversion of Military Operations From a Defensive to an Offensive.

AMERICA CAUTIONS — VICTORIOUS POLES   Should Wot Transform Drive “Into Cffensive Operations,

JOHNSON MAY FIGHT DEMPSEY)      Negro Ex-Champion to Return to the United States, He Says

JOHNSON COMING TO FAGE CHARGES   Black Man to Quit Mexico and Give Himse'f Up to U. S. Authorities.   Uitimate Intention is to Hur Defi at Jack Dempsey, Glove Champion.

JACK JOHNSON IS COMING BACK HOME  Former - "Heavyweight Champion After: Dempsey’s Crown  WILL FACE HIS CHARGES   WILL FACE HIS CHARGES

JOHNSON WANTS TO MEET DEMPSE   Willing To Face Legal Charges To Get Fight.

JACK JOHNSO SAYS DEMPSE   Must Fight Him. Before He Can Claim the Championship of the World   AND FIGHT CARPENTIEF

JACK JOHNSON WANTS TO FIGHT DEMPSEY   Is Coming Back to Chicago To Straighten Out His Legal Tangle and Challenge “The Champion, He Says.— Claims He jis Champion.

Wants to Return to The United States and Meet Dempsey . Before July Fourth Bout.  Year in Prison and $1,000 Fine Hangs Over Pugilist.

JACK JOHNSON PLANS RETURN   May Enter this Country and Face the Court Music

NOK JUAN WILL ACIUEN Ti UNITED STATES   NEGRO PUGILIST MARKING PLANS FOR SECURING FIGHT WITH JACK DEMPSEY.

Jack Johnson Says He Will Face Charges In Chicago So That He Can Fight Dempsey.

JACK JURESUN I) LUMING TU STATES   Will Face Trial In Chicago, Then Wants to Fight Jack Dempsey.

LABOR FORCES T00 RADICAL   Ueribediat Biehep “Saye Attitade ia Peet Mew Veare Hae Alieaatitiet Peicoaodtsea.

BISHOP A. W. LEONARD   Denounces Radicalism in La bor Circles, Etc.

HUNGER STRIKER - HAS BAD NIGHT   in, Site of Collapse. Sinn = Fein Hunger Strikers at Cork Dying,

SEVEN SINN FEINERS NEAR DEATH TODAY   Mac Swiney Still Lives But Nears   Collapse.

LORD MACSWINEY HAS COLLAPSED   ONE OF THE ELEVEN HUNGER STRIKERS IN CORK IS REPORTED DYING TODAY   (Ry United Press):

FIRE IN. DOG'S CAFE : “INCENERATES $8000. WORTH  ‘ . OF FINE-BRED ‘CANINES

Declares It Cannot Authorize increase of Intra-State r Fares   Iowa Commission However Urges Roads to File Increased Freight Tariffs at Once

NO INCREASE IN PASSENGER RATES IN IOWA   Railroad Commissioners Saj  They Are Powerless to Effect Same.

PAOOENGER INGREASE HITo SNAG IN IOWA      lowa Railway Commission Powerless To Permit Intrastate Increase Says Dispatch.

OWA RAIL BOARD POWERLESS TO ACI   Has No Authority Under Law to Au. thorize Increase -of . Interatata . Passenger Rates. 5

CAN’T RAISE THE RATE.      The State Commission Is Powerless As to Rall Boost—An Yowa

PASSENGER RATES TOSTAY SAME IN IOWA   Commission Cannot Gc Over Two Cent Fare  Law.

PASSENGER RATE FOR INTRASTATE TRAVEL 10 STAY   increased Freight Rate: Will Not Be Opposed,  However.

CANT CHARGE BUT 2 GENTS FOR 1OW INTRASTATE TRIPS   Railroad Commission Has No Power to Authorize Any Raise, Says Lewis.   BOOST IN FREIGHT RATE QO. K—NOT FIXED IN LAW   Present Federal 3-Cent Rate Might Be Reduced If Such Action Js Petitioned.

Passenger Fares In Iowa May Stay At 2 Cents, Says Rail Commissior

POLISH CAVALRY. “CONTROLS FA   Enter City Saturday Morn ing On Heels Of the Retreating Bolshevik Force

KIRY CAPTURED BY POLES   Cavalry Firet to Eeter the City  Witeh Has Been Evacuated by the Beolehewviki.

POLES ENTER KIEV DURING RED RETREA1   Occupation of Bolsheviki’s Stronghold Accomplished Without Bloodshed

POLES TARE KIEV ROUT BOLSHEVISTS   Little Fighting Ensues When Cavalry Enters Russian City.

100 GIVE JOBS TO IDLE LABOR FOR A MONTH   SAME EMPLOYES ALSO AGREE TO A.D IN REDUCING PRICE OF PRODUCT

WILSON TO NOTIFY -ANTIFICATION REFUSED   SUCH ACTION SHOULD CLARIFY STATUS OF RELATIONS WITH COUNTRIES, '

AWAiT WILSON’S ACTION ON UNRATIFIED TREATY   Disposition to Delay Action on Declaration of Peace Pending Decision, Evident

While the President's Future Course Is Unknown, It Is Believed That This Wi! Be His Next Step.   AT SAME TIME HE MAY MAKE PURPOSE KNOWN   s Expected to Notify Governments That Have Ratified of Status Here So Thev May Act Accordingly

Believed Notification to Other  Powers_.of Senate’s Action . Will Be First Step.   WILSON MAY ALSO TELL FLIUTURE POLICY      Separate Peace With Germany Thought Probable In Some Diplomatic Ovartéers, ~~

TREATY MAIN TOPIC HEARD AT CAPITAL   MAY = TAKE. 01 OTHER STEPS   PEACE DECLARATION . TALK

AMERICA’S. NEXT STEP ON TREATY UNDECIOED   Diplomats Contend U. S. Notification to. Powers Must Be Given to Clarify Conditions   NO PREDICTION MADE ON COURSE OF THE PRESIDENT    Republicans Adverse to Ques: tions of Policy in Report To Allies

PRESIDENT’S NEXT MOVE ON TREATY UNCERTAIN   ' Senate Plan to Declare Peace Is Postponed Pending News From White House.

Thought, However, That He Will Notify Other Powers of the Senate’s Action in Refusing Ratification; May Negotiate . for Separate Peace With Our Enemies   EXPECT DECISION BY WILSON

President’s Course on Treaty of Versailles Unknown by Senator   Action on Resolution Declaring Peace With Germany to be Delayed.

OF EUULATION IN CONGRESS BUSY   With Many Possibilities Concerning Treaty   First Move Probably Will Be Notification to Powers of Refusal to Ratify—Course President May Take Arouses Much Curicsity— Canvass of Possibilities.

WAIT WILSON'S TREATY ACTION   Congress Expects President to Notify Powers of Fature and Reveal Plans.   WON'T SOME UP FOR WEEKS   Only Informal Discussion and Confer. ences Among the. Senators Regarding the Question—Many Varieties of Opinions.

EXPEGT WiLSOR TO NOTIFY POWERS ABOUT TREATY   May Couple State ment of Purposes. With Notes   SENATE HAS NO IDEA OF PLAN

TO GUARIFY STATUS BETWEENUNGLESAM AND OTHER POWERS   President Expected to Send Notifications of Senate’s Refusal to Ratify Treaty.    MAY ANNOUNCE FUTURE POLICY AT SAME TIME   Many Varieties of Opinion in Senate and House, Both of Which Weuld Mave to Act on a Peace Resolttion, as to the Exact Form Any Deelaration Should Take,

UNCERTAIN. SITUATION IN WAKE OF TREAT)   COUNTRY AWAITS WILSON’S AC. TION WHILE EUROPEAN NATIONS ARE AT SEA   SPLIT ON DECLARATION   Senators Divided ‘Over Course t Adopt in Officially Terminating War Period.

WILSON’S TREATY ~ ACTION AWAITED   President May Reveal Plans When He Notifies Powers.    GREAT. VARIETY OF OPINIONS   Members of Senate and House Express Many Diverse Opinions on Exact Form of the Peace Declaration.

SENATE WAITO ON PRESIDENT IN TREATY ROW   AFRAID TO TRY PEACE DECLA. RATION TILL THEY KNOW WHAT HE WIL DO.   In The Meantime The French Defensive Treatv Seems To Have Been Forgotten.

PRESIDENT MAY DECIDE STATUS   Senate Leaders Await Nex Move On Peace With  Germany.

NEXT PEACE STEP MUST BE TAKEN BY PRESIDENT   The Senate Will Wait to See What Action Wilson Takes.   HE MAY NOTIFY ALLIES

ONLDON KEEPER 1) KILLED BY FEDERAL AGENT   Racine, Wis., Refused to Le’ Dry Officer Enter Upper  Ranm   GETS BULLET IN CHEST

MOONSHINER IS KILLED IN RAID   WISCONSIN SALOON IS GRABBED BY ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS —THREE ARE HURT

KILLED IN RAID ON A SALOON   Fatality Attends Attempt te Break Up Alleged Illicit Traffic.

One Killed And Three Hurt In — Raid At Racine   Rederal Officers Are Fired Upon by Saloon Proprietor Whose Place ix Searched for Moonshine——Proprietor is Killed fn Eivht

Three Injured-In-Fight . - At Racine Between ‘Dry’ Agents and-Saloon Mar

{ KILLED IN LIQUOR RAID IN RAGINE   One Was Killed and Three Wounded in Fight With Federal Officers

CHARACTER OF TESTIMONY OFFERED BY COX'S FORMER MANAGERHOTLY CONTESTED

QIURMY otoall HEARS TESTIMONY GIVEN BY MOORE   Presents Part of Documents and Information on Which Cox Based Charges.   SENATORIAL TRADITIONS AS TO COURTESY STRAINED   Line of Evidence Started It - Would Take Committee a Year to Run Down, Kenyon Says—Witness Started at One Stage to Leave Stand

Moore's Information: Consists of “Leads”: Iitended to Suggest Avenues: of Inquiry to Committee; Cox's Representative Resents Senator's Question as to Authenticity

CAMPAIGN PROBE LEADS TO HOT EXCHANGE OF INNUENDOES AND OPEN’ INSULTS — DOCUMENTS OFFERED BY DEMOCRATS AS PROOF THAT THEIR RIVALS MEAN TO RAISE BIG SUM FOR CAMPAIGN.

MOORE STARTS A ROUGH HOUSE   HIGHT HAND MAN OF OOX REAL SCRAPPY WITneEss.   HIDED BY SENATE COMMITTEE   \ecuned of Using Hearsay Evidence to Sapport Charges of Himeelf and Chief of Campatgzu Corruption,

eegTiMONY STIRS TORN SESSIONS   wrangling Among Senate Com. mittee Investigators.   any'$ REPRESENTATIVE   imond H. Moore Presents Do enments and Information Up. on Which Democratic Nomizeo Based Charges—Traditions 5s tO Courtesy Straintan Breaking Point.

FORGERY HINT. ROIS MOORE   [Geverner Cox's Personal Repre sentative Threatens to Quit Senete Committee Heering   i-Many Leads Are Offered Bot Real * Data About “Corruption q Fund” Is Lacking

uovernor Cox Representative Suggests. Paid Agents of  Republican Organization  woes         SENS, REED AND SPENCER ~ CLASH DURING HEARING   Man From State of California is in Charge of Fund Raising in Missouri Testimony at Yesterday Shows.

Tells About Documents That Prove That Republicans Have Great Fund.   SENATORIAL TRADITIONS  ARE SEVERELY STRAINED   Spencer and Moore Have Tilt and Reed and Kenyon Join in Fracas Arising From Arsument” .

NO EVIDENCE OF VALUE ADDUCED BY SENATORS IN  —GAMPAIGN QUIZ   it Develops That Governor’s information Comes Mostly From Democratic Chairmen in Western States.   NOTHING TANGIBLE IS GIVEN THE COMMITTEE   The Inquisitors Row Among Themselves; Jim Reed Finally Characterizes Proreerinas As “Disaraceful’’

ESHIMONY STIRS STORMY SESSIONS   rangling Among Senate Committee Investigators.   >y’§ REPRESENTATIVE.   mond H. Moore Presents Do-yments and Information Upon Which Democratic WNominee Based Charges—Traditions as to Courtesy Strain ed to Breaking Point.

SPENGER AND MOORE STAGE VERBAL DUEL   Missouri Solons Engage in Heated Controversy When Gov. Cox’s Aide Presents Testimony on G, QO. P. Fund--Inquiry Continues.

ROW OVER EVIDENCE ENLIVENS SENATE PROBE   Moore, Persona! Representative of Governor Cox, Angry at Remarks of Senator Spencer.

STORMY SESSION. MARKS PROBE ON — ~~ CAMPAIGN - FUND   Hoore Presents Only Part of . Evidence-on-Cox: Charges; Testimony Unfinished —

tH MOORE, COX RIGHT -HAND MAN, AVES EVIDENCE   DIGKEY DENIES “QUOTA   Senatorial Traditions as to Courtesy Strained. Hot Session Ensues.  Forgery Intimation  Incites Cox’s Man.

COX'S SPOKESMAN RESENTS ALLEGED FORGERY CHARGE   Stormy Session of the Senate Committee Probing Costs of Campaign.

MOORE STIRS INVESTIGATOR OF EXPENSES   Personal Representative Of Govemor Cox Strenuously Objects  To. Intimation OF Senator CQ} nde ios   MADE HINT AT FORGERY   Reed Of Missouri, When Called To Order By Kenyon Says “I Don’t Want Peace,  Am Pre .’ paring For: War.   MAY PROSECUTE FOR PERJURY

QUIZZERS ROW OVER EVIDENCE GIVEN BY MOORE    Senatorial Courtesy Strained As Senators Spencer and © Reed Stage Wrangle.   REED “READY FOR WAR”      TESTIMONY OF DAY UNFINISHED BY PRESENTATION CAUSES A STORMY SESSION

Moore Angry at Remarks of Spencer   Reed Says Witness “‘Bullyragged”’ on Stand

Cox’s Evidence of ‘Slush’ Fund Is Cause of Stormy Session Before Probers   Personal Representative of Democratic Nominee Threatens to Leave Witness Stand at Intimation of Forgery; Wrangle Over Value of Evidence.

UUP BULLY KAU DEMO WHO LAYS BARE GOLD PLOE   THREATENS TO LEAVE STAND WHEN FORGERY INAIMATED BY REPUBLICAN

(0,000 REDS AND 30 GUNS ARE CAPTURED   Thousands of Supply Carts And 300 Machine Guns Also Have Been Taken From Bolsheviki, Who Are Withdrawing on All Fronts.

” ROLLED UP BIG MAJORITY.         Parnet Carried Ninth, District b; Nearly 14,000.

~ ROLLED UP BIG MAJORITY.   Purwell Cartied Ninth District by Nearly 14,000,

ALASKA FORESTS. 10) MAKE PAPER   FAR-NORTH COUNTRY SUPPLY NATION WITH PAPER IF RESOURCES ARE

ALASKA HOLDS  PAPER SUPPLY   Resources of Pulp Wood Only Needing Development

TTER POSSIBILITY   Sellieve We Would Bo Better Satis +. ‘Med Phere Than as the. ‘Mead of Navy.      GYMERCUS OTHER RUMORS   Qeation of Leadership in Senate * Alen Ta Being Mood: 7 Disousecd.

Gov. Lowden To Get Anything In Harding Cabinet He Wants   Lawrence Says Root Would Make Strong Secretary of State,

Many Strong Republicans Are Eligible But May Not Accent Annoointment.   MAY SIDETRACK LOWDEN   IHinois Governor Slated for Ambassadorship—Weeks Ie 4 Passibilitv.

‘Russians Extend the: Soviet Gov. ~ ernment: Into Poland.   WORKERS ASKED TO ‘REVOLT   Prussians “Are “doining . the Bolshevik » Army irae: Meeting Delayed as Reds: Force ‘the Poles Back in  - he  --Fierce Attacks.

RUSS SOVIET BEING SET UP IN POLAND   Norkers Urged to Seize Coal Mines and Rise Against Government.   RECRUIT FOR THE RED ARMY   Russians Del@y Truce Meeting—De. mand Polish Delegates Be Empowered to Sign Protocoi—Prussians Join Golshevist Army.

Paris, Aug. 4— Warsaw will have to be evacuated within three days. This is the opinion of the French and British Military experts there. The Polish  government is to'Ynove to Craa cow.

POLES FALL BACK BEFORE NEWATTACKS   “Peace Parley: Interrupted by “New Demands of. Rus-sian Leaders.   ‘MANIFESTO C CALLS FOR POLISH REVOLUTION

SURGE POLES 10 SEIZE WEALTH   Russians Extend the Soviet Government Into Poland.   WORKERS ASKED TO REVOLT   Prussians Are Joining the Boishevik Army—Truce Meeting Delayed as Reds Force the Poles Back in Fierce Attacks.

RUSSIAN SOVIETS URGE POLES TO SEIZE WEALTE   Reds Extend the Lenine Form of Gov ernment Into Poland—Workers Asked to Revolt.

OREENSBURG WOMAN LIKES CALIFORNI   Mrs. Emma Hamilton Mitchell Dehghied With Her Home in the Land of Oranges—Marriage There Ended Pretty Ro wee O Phere

GREENSBURG WOMAN LIKES CALIFORNIA   Mrs. Emma Hamilton Mitchell Delighted With Her Home in the Land of Oranges— Marriage There Ended Pretty Ro-

RODMAN Aout To SIMS INDISCREET   Tells Senate Published Letter < Breach of Confidence.   CORDIAL RELATIONS PERILED   Says Action Endangered Good Under standing Between Two Close Allies—Has Heard Only Censure of Admiral'’s Course.

RODMAN DECLARES IMS INDISCREET   Refers to “Pull the Wool” Letter Written Criticising Navy Department.

BROKE CONFIDENCE, DECLARES ADMIRAI   Says U, S. Ships Equal to Any of Grand Fleet

SIMS SCORED BY ADMIRAL RODMAN   Pacific Fleet Commander Declares Letter Criticizing the Navy’s Part in War Was “Very Indiscreet.”   VOLUNTEERS TESTIMONY FOR NAVY’S GOOD NAME   Tells Senate Committee American Sea Service Had Efficient and Splendid Share in Victory.

DECLARES SIMS ~ WAS INDISCREET   ‘Admiral Rodman, at Quiz, Calls Published Letter “Breach of Confidence.”   PERILED CORDIAL RELATIONS   Says in Every Expression of Opinion Which He tag ‘Heard Concerning tncidént It Has Receawed the  . Deepest Censure.

WOMEN PICKFTFERS PILFAD * NOT CUILTY”   ANMIRAL RODMAN SAYS SIMS WAS “VERY INDISCREET”

NEDUKLS all FOR OPILLING THE BEANS   Admiral Rodman Tell: Senate Committee Secrets Sacred.   PUBLICITY SEEN AS WORST OF IT

PACIFIC COMMANDER SCORES SIMS LETTER CRITICISING THE NAV   Action Was Very Indiscreet Rodman Declares at Senate Naval Hearing

TESTIMONY OF SIMS REFUTED BY NAVY HEADS   Benson Says Admiral Actec “Indiscreetly” And Rod. man Contradicts Ad. miral’s Statements.

WRONG MOTIVES AND. GHARGES OF DFRELICTION OF BUTY WN PLACES OF PUBLIG TRUST

REPUBLICANS PREPARE ~ COLISEUM FOR JUNE &   Spacious Building in Chicago Turned Over to Committee.

BIG. COLISEUM TURHED. _.. VER 10 REPUBLICANS   Preparations for Putting Big Building Into Shape for Convention Are Begun.   HEARINGS. BEGIN MAY 31

GET COLISEUM READY   Suilding Was Turned Over to Re publican Committee

TURKS DEVASTATE. COUNTRY AS THEY FLEEFROM GREEKS   Refugees Arrive from Interior in Large Numbers   FIND NEW ‘HOMES — FOR ORPHANS

~ Bederal raiders will reach fron River st 11 o'clock. fonichs:. .

TOIRON OUT TROUBLE: IN _ MICHIGAN   Major A. V. : Dalrymple With Force. OF Prohibition “Agents Leaves: For Peninsula To Settle  BR cast ied   Will Ask For Federal Warrants, But Whether, They Are Issued Or Not Makes No Difference To  BES ee   STATE POLICE: WILL HELP

WOULD IRON QUT WET REBELLION   Prohibition Agents Start for North Michigan   Do Not Expect Armed Resist. ance but will be Prepared to Cope with it if Met, Says Major Dalrymple—Will Ask for Federal Warrants at Marauette Mich.

STORM GRIPS NEBRASKA   High Winds Accompany Snowfall 1 Northwestern Quarter of State

VANDERLIP BUYS A VILLAGE   New York Banker Sole Posscssor of  €& ree phase oo ~~ ~~ :

OIL SQUABBLE NOW SETTLED   DISPUTE OVER Ol SEIZED BY NAVY DESTROYERS (ts PATCHED UP.

PRICE DISPUTE SETTLED.   Nevy Depariment Accepts Etanccrd Qi!’s Proposals to Furnish Fuel at $2.

CONTENDING. YACHTS PREPARE FOR FINA   New Sails Bent on as Boats Test Riggings In the Trial Spins

YACHTS PREPARE FOR FINAL RACE TODAY   Skippers Feel Criticism Caused 1 By Postponement of Saturday  Contest By Bad Weather

Lipton Still Confident of His Boat’s Ability to Lift the Cup   Defender Has 32m 40s Lead In All the Races

SIR LIPTON CONFIDENT.   Still Believes Shamrock IV Will Lift American Cup in Race Today. ~

Resolute and Shamrock Take Sailing Spins in Preparation for Final Race of Cup Series

NEW JERSEY'S GOVERNOR IS GRITIGISED   Anti-Saloon League’s Counsel Give: Opinion of Those Who Oppose Enforcement of Prohibition.

OHIO VOTE LIGHT UP TO NOON   Harding and Wood on Ticket, But Many Names are Being Written in-New Jersey Fight Is Between Johnson and Wood.

LIGHT VOTE IS CAST IN OHIO’S PRIMARY   Fight Centered Between Harding and.Wood,

OUNDUP OF RADICALS IN CHIGAGO BARES ROW OVER PALMER TAGTICS   State’ s Attorney Charges “Pussy footing” C Cabinet Official Tried to Block Raids That Land More Than 200 Reds in Jail.   BUSINESS MEN MAPPED CRUSADE; SEEK HAYWOOD AND OTHER CHIEFS

CHICAGO JAILS FILLED WITH OVER 200 RED!   Arrests Made in a Series of Raids Late Yesterday.   FEDERAL AID IN RAID WITHDRAWN   \ttforney-general Palmer = Ac: cused of “Playing Petty Politics.”

OUST GOMPERS — -IS NEW MOVE   Enemies of Big Chief ‘in A. F. of L, Busy’ Again—Failing, They May ‘Lead Secession.

U S. REDS ARE SHIPWRECKED   Ousted Undesirables on Stranded Sus quehana Are Safe.

NUSTED REDS SHIPWRECKED   Passengers of the Stranded Susque. hanna Landed at Trieste When Vessels Goes Ashore),

STEAMSHIP CHINA ON ROCKS   Sailed From San Francisco Decembe °7.~Ashore Near Nagasaki.

STEAMER CHINA GOES ASHORE   Vessel From Sah Francisco Stranded Near Nagasaki—Cargo is Be. ing Lightered.

ARMY CAMP A TENANT REVUGE. Merritt's Barracks to Be Torned Over  Hee Wekastar:l & awe iba reoe eh 4a

LEGISLATURE ENDS SPECIAL Stool NUMBER BILLS DIE   ELECTION MEASURE NOW READY FOR GOVERNOR'S SIGNATURE.   POLL TAX LAW PASSEL   Industrial Bil Prov ides Felony t Interfere With Workmen in Case of Labor “Troubles.

POLL TAX PAYMENT DATE IS EXVENDED   i len romney Also Passes Bill Pun  ishing Interference With Em   ployees of The Carriers

TEXAS LEGISLATURE COMPLETES LABORS   ALL IMPORTANT BILLS BE FORE LAW MAKERS FINISH ED AND BODY ADJOURNS   Measure Which Would Have Di vorced Oil Mills, Gins and Packery Interests Died On Calendar

"PENALTY FOR MURDER  OF 14 YEAR OLD GIRL.   Nineteen Year Old Colored - Youth Sentenced to be  Electrecuted Aug. 5th  '

COLORED BOY WIL GO 10 GHAIR FUR MURDER OF GIRL   William Ray is Convicted of Brutal Crime in Indiananolis.   VICTIM IS 14 YEARS OLD

RAY TO DIE IN CHAIR   MURDERER OF 14-YEAR-OLD  GIRL SENTENCED TO BE ELECTROCUTED.

EASTER PARADE CE TS FASHION   Cold Rain Does Not Prevent Sartorial Display With Man in Foreground

Wemen and Men Alike at New York Risk Elements te Show Off Spring Finery.

EASTER PARADERS OUI DESPITE WINTER CHILL   Meré-Man Vies With Gorgeously.Gowned Women for. Sar- _  “betal tink

WEATHER FAlLa TQ HALT EASTER PARATIE IN A. Y   Cold, Drizzling Rain and Threatened Snow Have No Appreciable Effect on Annual Display of Togs.

EASTER PARADE HELD.   Gorgeous Bonnets and Won _ derful Creations Bravely Defy Onslcughts of Elements.

HOBBY SAYS TEXAS 10 HOLD AREA BY FORGE   EANGER REINFORCEMENTS SENT 10 DISPUTED LAND ALONG . . 7” BED RIVER BOUNDARY.   GOVERNOR DECLARES STAN   Attorney General Holds That Order of Federal Judge at Enid, Ok,, 2 Is Void.

TEXAS TO HOLD RED RIVER OIL LANDS BY FORC!   Governor Increases Ranger Force in Disputed Area

PRESIDENT WOULD ASotoT ARMENIA   ACCEPTS TASK OF PROTECTING t HELPLESS PEOPLE.   ‘Unless He ts Authorized Te Do So hy   Congress—Takes Up New Duty With Expectation of Full  Co-operation. ge

WILSON OFFERS HIS. SERVICE   Agrees to Use His Good, Offices and to Proffer His “Personal Mediation” to End Hostilities.

Chairmen wee ‘a Assured That Invitation pil Soon Be Accegted.   Will Show How Harding Made Meaningless Address on Racial Ouestion,

THEY'LL BOTH WORK FOR COX   President Wilson and VicePresident Marshall Will Aid. in the: Electian   OF GREAT GOVERNOR   Wilson Expected to Make Statements — Marshall to Make a Tour

WIDENING SCOPE OF THE: INVESTIGATION. OF NEW YORK ENO OF BASEBALL SCANDAL

SEEK “MASTER MIND” IN BASEBALL SCANDAI   Widen Scope Of Investigation Into “Throwing” Of 1919 World’s Series Baseball Games; Officials Hunt For Elusive Abe Attell.

INVESTIGATING NEW YORK EN OF BASEBALL SCANDAL   Has Been Widened by the District  Attorney   Process Servers Are Still Seeking Abe Attell.

MAY DECIDE ON PROBE OF COST OF CAMPAIGNS   BORAH, WHO IS SUPPORTING JOHNSON, OUT GUNNING POR GENERAL WOOD.

COUNTY MEETING SUNDAY.   Christian Churches of the County to Have Annual Program,

COUNTY MBETING $   Christian, Churches or ihe (cout; to. Have Annus) _ Progestin

GOVERNMENT WILL SEEK INDICTMENT OF STRIKE CHIEFS   U. S. Would Charge Violation Of Lever Act in Counts Against Leaders of Walkout in N. Y. District.

SEEK TO INDICT STRIKER LEADERS   ‘Suit Will Be Based on Violatior of Lever Act, Gevernment_ Agents Infer   GRAND JURIES ASSIST   Brotherhoods and American Federation of Labor Are Absolved at Beginning

ASK INDICTMENTS UNDER LEVER AC}   Government Will Proceec Against Leaders in Outlaw Rail Strike   GRAND JURY IS READY   U. S. Attorney States That Leaders in the Strike Are Fully Identified

INVOKE AGT AGAINST THE STRIKERS   INDICTMENTS WILE RE ASKED IN NEW YORK DISTRICT SAYS GENERAL AMES     Assistant Attorney General, Who Was Given Full Power To Handle The Situation, Palmer Says

WILL PROSECUTE REBEL WALKOUT LEADERS   Government Will Seek Indictment Under Lever Act in New York District.

WILL SEEK INDICTMENTS AGAINST STRIKE CHIEFS   No Apparent Indications of a Break in Insurgent Ranks of Chicago District, but Roads Report Improvement in Traffic Conditions—President Appealed To.

LEVER AGT WILL Be INVOKED NOW BY GOVERNMENT   QUIET INQUIRIES CONDUCTED ‘*   GOVERNMENT CONVINCED NO REGULAR UNION IS INVOLVED ,

GOVERNMENT MAY INVOKE LEVER ACT AGAINST STRIKERS      Assistant Attorney General Will Ask Grand Juries to Proceed, He Says.   NO INDICATION OF BREAK IN RANKS OF WORKERS   St. Louis Yardmen Ask for In. tervention in Matter by Congress.

OUTLAWS FACE INDICTMENT      Violation of ‘Lever Act Charged by the Government Against Strik‘ng Switchmen.

INDICT ‘STRIKERS   RAIL WALKOUT VIOLATION: Ob LEVER         ‘Leaders of Wardmena in Ne a New ‘y Indicted,  York

NUIGT OT RIKER   RAG. WALKOUT VIOLATION Ob LEVER ACT.   Leaders of Wardmn in New VYorl And New Jersey Indicted,

WILL PROSECUTE CTRIKE LEADERS   INDICTMENTS CHARGING LEVER AC) VIOLATIONS ASKED AT NEW YORI

SPIES T0 BE PUT TO DEATH    Austelat Vfleer and German ‘Austrinn Army Gffleer and Geema ' Acnent to Vas Datreme Pen aliy at Parts.

TWO GERMAN SPIES PAY PEAIALTY TODAY   French to Execule Former Austrian Officer and a Teuton Agent.

NARRANTS FOR IRON CO, OFFICIALS ARE REFUSED BY DEPUTY   But Prohibition Directors Plan Raid Without Papers.

WINE REBELLION SIMMERING DOW   PROHIEITION ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND MEN ARE READY FOR BUSINESS   State, County and City Officials Likely Will Be Placed Under Arrest By Federal Agents.

Dalrymple May Mak « Raid on Iron River Witt Documents He Sough From Hatch

OFFICERS’ APPROACH ABATES LIQUOR RIG   ‘Major Darymple and 18 Armed Agents Enter Iron County; ; Wine Being Hidden.

MICHIGAN REVOLT “NOT OVER: YE!   HAS “STRONG FORCE   BE WILL ARREST COUNTY ATTORNEY BY FORCE OF ARMS.”   With or Without Warrant  ‘Ite Pra: “ Zposes to Enforce the Federal  i law and At. All Costs.

DALRYMPLE {5 UNABLE TO GET THE WARRANTS   U. S. Commissioner Refuses to Comply With Request of Prohib Director.   Says Cannot Act Without Instruction From District Attorney at Lansing.

JALRYMPLE WILL TAKE ACTION   And Proceed at Once With His Deputies Into Iron County If Warrants Are   NOT ISSUED IMMEDIATELY

WARRANTS HAVE BEEN REFUSED   Dalrymple Says He Will Proceed to Iron Coun ty With Own Men

OFFICIALS DEFIS PROHI DIRECTOR   FEDERAL COMMISSIONER DECLINES TO ISSUE WARRANTS ' FOR LIQUOR VIOLATORS   DEMANDS AUTHORITY      Says He Will Procede to Iron County With His Own Men, If Warrants Is Not Forthcoming - +

‘WARRANTS FOR WET OFFICERS SERRE UNISSURD   U.S, COMMISSIONER ILATCH DELAYS UNTIL HE GETS AUTHORIFY. :   Major Dalrymple Says He Will Make “Arresty Without, if Necessary. . 

HEFUSEL. $. WAITS IR A FHERS rc pe   Federal Conmmiéssioner Will Take No Action in the Michigan “Revolt”   THREATEN TROOPS TO FORCE ARRESTS   ‘Liquor Rebellion” Appar. ently Subsiding After Seizure of Wine

WARRANTS FOR 6 IRON COUNTY WEN ARE DENIET   'U. 5. Commissioner Says He Will ' Make Arrests Anyway.—Due on Scene at 11 Tonight.

WARRANTS FOR ARREST OF MEN DENIED AGENTS   Dalrymple to March on Iron County Officials and Force Surrender is Statement.

ARRESTS IN PRO REBELLION Ant BEING HELD UP   Commissioner Refuses to Issue Federal War. yants Without the Authority From Officials --- Dalrymple te Proceed on His Own ' Responsibility.

‘'U, S. Commissioner at Marquettee, Mich., Blocks Attempt to Prosecute Tron ‘County ‘Ofizials ‘or Their Refusal to Observe Prohibition Isnforcement Law

MAIL SENTENCE FOR AFFR FAI FR 5 UAST THREAT   Uncle Sam’s Agents Say the Law Will Be Followed ;

ASKED FOR DRT LAW VIOLATORS   ALL DEALERS WHO DiD NOT OBEY PERCENTAGE PROVISION ARE LIABLE.

WHERE DO WILSON AND COX STAND?   SPECULALTON HIVH.IN STATE OF OHIO‘AS TO WARTHER OR XO EY ARE RBALLY PN-AccoR)

ANTWILSON ROW NAY BE IMMINENT   RUMORED THAT COX MAY BREAK COMPLETELY WITH WHITE HOUSE POLICIES.   WOULD UPSET REPUBLICAN   If Cox Abandons Wilson Leadership, It Will Deprive Opposition of Many Talking _ Points, Is Said.

ominee’s Failure to Com: municate Much With President Causes Speculation   “WILSONISM” WILL BE  SHELVED, SOME THINK   COX'S INTERPRETATION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK MAY DIFFER FROM PRESIDENT’S STAND.

LL GOV. COX: curl WO   SPECULATION ON FUTURE RE: LATIONS OF CANDIDATE AND PRESIDENT.

Py hape Ari  Cian a Labi  i Faia   Nominee Expected to Make Clear Who Is Party Boss Saturday.   “GOT 'EM SCARED” IS -_ ATTITUDE OF DEM LEADERS   Campaign Organization Will Be Complete Before Notification Ceremony

OPPOSITE VIEWs ON U. AIRPLANE ACCOMPLISHMENT: IN INVESTICATAIRS’ REPAAT!

TEXAS COUNTIES SHOW DECREASES   Burnet Has Population of 9,499 and Goliad’s Population ‘ta O.348.

TEXAS COUNTIES CENSUS GIVE   ‘Galveston, Travis and Tarrant Coun. ties Show Substantial Increases,

42 HURT AT MEMORIAL MEET   Four Injured Seriously When Former Soldiers Fire Salute at Liscomb, la.

MANY ARE HURT BY SALUTE   Soldiers Accidently Wound Forty-Twe at Liscomb, la.

THE WHITE MULE MAN.   (Conditions Are Getting Somewhat Shaky for Him.

THE WHITE MULE   Conditions Are. ‘Getting Somewhat Shaky for Him.

U. 3, TARES RAP AT LIVING COSTS   To Sell Millions of Dollars Worth of Meat at Low Price

U. 5, (0 SELL CANNED MEATS   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FOOD TO BE SOLD AT REDUCTION .

Was a Reautiful Race.   WAR DEPARTMENT HITS H.C.L   To Sell Severa! Million Doliars’ Wortt of Canned Goods Below Cost,

CFFICIALS ENLIGTED TO SLASH HIGH COST   Postmasters, Bankers and Mayors Join to Sell Canned Goods.   PRE-WAR PRICES OFFERED

WILL SELL CANNED MEATS.   The Government Will “Dispose ot Some of the Army Supplies.

_rrowree were Ure 6S Ure. CUFF  WAR DEPARTMENT WILL HELP FIGHT HIGH COSTS

WAR OFFICE 10 PLAGE. CANNED MEATS ON SALE   Millions of Dollars Worth Will Be Offered Below Pre-War Quotations in Effort to Cut   et ae

To Sell Canned Meat ’ Well Below Marke   Government Will Make Effort io Combat Cost of Living

WAR DEPARTMENT TO RELEASE MORE. CANNED MEATS AT REDUCED. PRICES.

EFFORT 10 COMBAT HIGH COST LVINE   Var Department Scon To Place Milliuns of Doltars Worth of Canned Meats On Market.

WAR DEPARTMENT HITS H.C.L.   To Sell Severa! Million Dollars’ Worth of Canned Goods Below Cost.

UNCLE SAM TO FIGHT H.C. L.   Government Puts More Meat on Market.   FORDOMESTIC CONSUMPTION   Corn Beef, Roast Beef and Bacon Among Products to be Marketed.

CANNED MEATS WILL BE SOLD BELOW PRE-WAR QUOTATIONS   ! War Department to Take Steps to Combat High Cost of Liv ing by Flooding Market With Millions of Dollars Worth of Canned Goods.

BELGIUM FEELS THAT ENGLAND FAILED TO KEEP HER WORI   Sentiment Favors U. S. Because Little Country Got Cheap Food Here

BELGIUM-FEELS THAT ENGLAND FAILED TO KEEP HER WORD      Sentiment Favors UL SS. Beeause ithe Country Gor Cheap. Food Here,

MOVE NOT APPROVED   U. S. RHINELAND COMMISSIONER OPPOSED FRENCH ACTION,   Occupation of German Cities Not O. K.’d by the Washingtor Govern. ment, !s Report.

NOT 0. KD BY THE U.S.   American Rhineland Commissioner Didn't Approve Move.   No Statement Issued by the State Department at Washington—Requested hy Paris.

PALL EVENT OF) SCOTTISH -RITE BODIES WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR         Initiates From Many Towns of the State Will Take the Var-_ ious Deer -Offered   Closing Event. of * the Reunion, Thursday Night, Will, Be Ban-auet in Masonic Temple -

MASONIC REUNION WILT OPEN MONDAY   FALL EVENT OF SCOTTISH RITE BODIES WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR   Initiates From Many ‘Towns of tne State Will Take the Varigus Degrees Offered   Ciosing Event of the Reunion, Thursday Night, Will Be Banquet in Masonic Temple

STRIKE CONDITION IMPROVED   One I nien Anreoaneere Married Men May Heitarn ta Werk.

BRASS STRIKE FIZZALING?   Union Permits Married Meu to Re. turn to Work.

STRIKE OF RAIL MEN REMAINS QUIET; ONLY OUT ON VACATION SAY HOUSTON YARD CREWS

STRIKE AT WATERBURY SHOWS AN IMPROVEMEN’   Union President Issues Notice Married Men May Return, But Others Stay Out,

MARRIED MEN ARE PERMITTED 10 GO 10 WORK   Leader of Waterbury, Conn. Strike Issues Notice to Renedicts.   QUIET IN STRIKE. RIDDEN CITY TODAY   Guardsmen Patrol Streets— Wounded Soldiers Recovering.

U0 UUU NATIVE GHTIZENS FOUND  TOBE RADICALS   Department of Justice Finds Large Number of Socialist Memberships   \T LEAST 1,000 SOVIET SOCIETIES IN COUNTRY)   COPIES OF PAMPHLET “HAIL TO THE SOVIETS” MADE, PUBLIC DECLARING CAPITAL DESTROYS ITSELF. ee  Poe & p%

MAY NAME WOMAN.   One of That Sex Suggested aus Mcinber Elwood Couneil.

oF e iMAY NAME AWOMAN,    One of That Sex Suggesten as: Mein  oy her Klwooa Council.”

STILL DISCUSSING — JAPANESE PROBLEM   ‘State Department Denies Negotiations Have Been Stopped Temporarily

PACKING C0. "HEAD BOASTS OF DEALINGS   Kansas Citian Tells of Talk of “Biggest Deal.”

PACKING 60, HEAD BOASTED OF A BIG DEAL   Sald He Was Coming to Iowa t “Pull Of Biggest Dent in Hawkeye State.

rHlODY TULL UF tila PLAN NN PACKING   ASSOCIATED HEAD -BOASTED OF HUGE  SCHEME SAYS PAL   State Puts on Witness to Indicate Plot Long Brewing.

Strikers Reach No De cision on Premier’s New Proposals   [Experts Prepare New Figures on Wage Scales - and Production

BRITISH COAL STRIKE ; SHUATION UNCHANGE   Executives of Union ane Government Officials Unable to Reach .Desision

SECRECY SHROUDS LABOR CONFERENCE   No Decision Yet Reaced in Efforts to Settle fhe Big British Styike.

HARDING TO INVITE LEAGUERS   New President Will Ask All Féreign Governments to Send Dele. gates Here.

LEAGUERS MAY VISIT U. S.   New President Wi!! Probably Invite Members to Washington.

SELLING COSTS — OF STOCK FIXED BY STATE BOD!   Indiana Securities. Commission Announces 20 Per’ Gent . Margin Will Be Maximum Allowed for Expenses.   ISSUBRS’ LICENSE GRANTED   Logansport Company’s Pétitior First to'Be Allowed Under “Blue Sky” Law.

STATE FIXES STOCK MARGIN   COMMISSION RULES COST OF SELLING SHALL NOT EXCEED ' 20 PER CENT,   BLOW 70 THE SALESMEN

BILL iS PAID BY B. BARUCH   “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge” Ne lLonaer a Mystery.

NATIONS LEAGUT   Agreed to Put Out a Short Story Entitled “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge,”’ Senator Harrison Says.

BERNARD BARUCH PAYS BILI   Personally Settles for the Distribu tion of “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge.”

Will Probably Take Prelimiary Step in Settlement of Aaland teland Dispute.

AMERICAN MAY SERVE ON LEAGUE BOARI   PRESIDENT WILSON FAVORABLE TO U. 8. REPRESENTATION ON BODY TO TRY THE AALAND DISPUTE

UNITED STATES MAY NAME MEMBER OF LEAGUE TO ACT on FINLAND-SWEDEN Issu}

FRENCH, BELGO ITALY COIN SAG   EXCHANGE WITH THOSE COUNCOUNTRIES HITS Nee - LOW RECORD IN U. S. TODAY

WILL LAUNCH THIRD PARTY   Pinchot Declares Roosevelt, Johnson, La Pollette  Men “Driven

6.0... PROGRAM FAILS TO PLEASE AMS DECLIRES   Rumors Circulated That Senator La Follette Wil! Be- . come Candidate.   BARDING. GREETED ON URN TO CAPITAL   Energetic Campaign to Be Conducted in Behalf of Reoublican Candidate.

NEW PARTY AT POLLS 13 A CERTAINTY   Amos Pinchot Makes Positive Statement in Chicazo   LA FOLLETTE MENTIONED   Harding Backers to Begin Nation-wide Drive for G. 0. P. Nominec

OPPOSES CONTINUANCE OF WHEAT PRICE GUARANTEE   Grain Corporation Executive Register: Exception te Préposal Offered by Senator Capper

CAN'T FARM . BY LAW HE SAYS   Governor of North Carolina Disapproves Wannamaker Regulation Plan.

GIVE STUBENTS DUCKING AND BEATING FOR BETTING AGAING? THE HOME TEA)

NOULO BOUNCE BOLSHEVISTS FROM OFFICE, PROBE OF REDS IN TRADE COMMISSION 1S 10 BE MADE

100 FRIENDLY 10 RADIGALS:   Charge Againgt Members of Federai Trade Commission Will Be  Investiguted.,.

TRADE BOARD QUIZ ORDERED   Committee Named to Investigate Charges of Radicalism.

WOULD OUST OFFICIALS OF BOLSHEVIST ILK   Charges Against Federal Trade Com mission to Be Probed by Senat Committee.

eee  TO SINK PROBE DEEP      In Investigation of Federal Trade Commission.

GENERAL PROBE OF TRADE COMMISSION TO BE MADE   Charges Connecting Members With Radical Prepaganda Also Will Be Investigated.

ORDER TRADE BOARD INQUIRY:   Senate Committee Named to investi. gate Charges of Radicalism Against Members.

WESTERN TRIP IN MICHIGAN   Democratic Nominee Will Make Three Addresses Enroute to Lansing Today.   WELCOMED AT TOLEDO:   Conference Arranged With Vice President Marshall At Kalamazoo Saturday.

Traveling by Special Train the Governor Begins a 7000Mita Snealinge Pane

COX DUE IN LANGING FRIDAY AFTERNOON FOR INITIAL SPEEC   Governor On ; First Leg Of 7,000 Mite Journey,

MUSGELMEN: PLAN TO DEFEND TURKE   Placards of Boycott of Al The Allied Powers: in - th Treaty Are Posted on th Walls of Stamboul Today by   Batharitios.

MUSGELMEN PLAN TO DEFEND TURKEY   } —_——  Placards of Boycott of All The Allied Powers in the Treaty Are Posted on the   Walls of Stamboul Today by Authorities.

CALL MUSSULMANS TO ARMS   Circular Posted on Dead Walls ir Stamboul Demands Rising Against Treaty.

BATTLE RAGING ATSANMARICOS WILL DETERMINE CARRANZA'S FATE   Fugitive President Almost Deserted, Revolutionists  Declare  MAKES HIS LAST STAND Revolutionists Start to Quar ' rel Over Who is the Rank ome Officer

FROM SOUTH Arnica,   Former Adanta Giri Has Been. Mis Sionary There Fourteen Years.

PROM SOUTH AFRICA,   ormer Atlanta Girl Has Been Mis ‘ionary There Fourteen Years.

DOVE OF PEACE “AOVERING OVER CITY (IF FLUIME   Rebel Leaders Accept Govern: ment Terms for Cessation of Fighting.   Poet-General Does Not Take Part in Negotiations With Government.

PEACE IN FIUME IS LIKELY   D’Annunzio Notably Missing When Truce is Arranged.

ARRANGEMENT FOR A TRUCE BETWEEN SOLDIERS anp LEGIONARIES UNDERWAY.   In the Arrangements G D.  HI Commander of the City, Was Notably Missing—Trace Bf. fective at Noon Todec

DANNUNZIO STILL HOLDING OUT AGAINST SURRENDER OF CITY, REPORTS INDICATE   [talian Regular Army Is In Con trol of More Than Half of Town as Fighting Ends

ee ee  RIGHTS IDENTICAL IN MANY MATTERS   Impossible to Consider League Assembly as Chamber Deputies and Council as an Upper Chamber.

DOCTOR KILLED IN “DOPE” RAID   U. 8S. MARSHAL SHOOTS HIM DOWN WHEN HE DRAWS GUN ON HIM

Congress May Be Compelled — To Pass The Emergency Bill _ To Meet Tax Situatio:

TARIFF QUESTION BEFORE CONGRESS  President May Appeal at  Time mimem Canninn tn Mn   TAX REFORM IS POSSIBLE   Republicans Are Not Likely to Accept Wilson's Recommendations

RAILWAY HEARINGS ARE CONCLUDED   Decide on Method of Valuation to Give Standard Return

HEARING TO FIA RAIL VALUATION FORMALLY END:   Inquiry to Obtain Data te  - Establish Traffic Rates Under New Federal Law ic Finished at Capital.

UOK ACCOUNTS AS MINIMUM BASIS   Favored by Representatives o Carriers, Security Holder: and Shippers Against Oppo sition State Commissioners

RAIL VALUATION PLAN HEARING CONCLUDED   ROADS INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS AS “MINIMUM BASIS” OF VALUE _ --, FAVORED.   Grouping of Lines for Purpose of Estimating Worth and Fixing Rates -Plays Minor Part.

“DRY UNITED STATES ADDS TO MISERIES OF WORLD’   So Says Chamberlain, But Nancy Astor Sees “Bonefit to Humanity’

U.S. GOING DRY IS NUCLEUS OF DEBATE _ IN ENGLISH HOUSE   Prohibition Causes Shortage o: Sugar, Declares Chamberlain.

SAYS DRY U.S. ADD TO MISERY OF THE WORLD   British Chancellor Ar gues Reason for Sugar Shortage.

U. S. GOES DRY TO  ' ADD TO THE MISERY OF ' WORLD. SAYS BRITISHER

CHAMBERLAIN ART AMER   ENGLISH CHANCELLOR SAYS  DRY LAW CAUSES USE : OF MORE SUGAR.

U. §. PROHIBITION HITS BRITISH TOC   Chamberlain Blames It For Increasing Sugar Consumption Of World.

BLAME AMERIG FOR EATING oun   Prohibition Responsible for High Price of That Article ls View of Chancellor Shamberlain ,

ACCUSED OF AIDING ———-REVOLUTIONISTS   Two Americans Held by Mexican Authorities,

‘CLAIM ASSISTANCE’ TO - REVOL DERS:          Revolutionists. ‘Made by Oar. ‘vanga Secret Service

ALLEGED DRAFT “WES 1D      Mexican’ Authotities Take Two “‘h Americans Accused of Trans porting Ammunition to Out. law Band in.Chihuahua~   CLAIM ASSISTANCE TO REVOLT LEADERS “GIVEN   “Announcement of Aprehension  _ of Men Charged with Aiding  ~ evolutionists Made by Carranza Secret Service

Offensive and Defensive Alliance. Con. cluded. at Prague Conference, Doctor Renner Reports.

AUSTRIA AND CZECHS SIGN   Offensive and Defensive Alliance Con cluded at Prague Conference, Doctor Renner Reports.

EMERGENCY POWER BILE STIRS LABOR   Premier - Lloyd- George Defends Measure Attacked by Labor. ”

LLOYD GEORGE'S BILL CREATES LIVELY ROW   Measure Giving Governmen Emergency Power Meets Stern Opposition.

BOMB HOMES OF UNION HEADS IN NIGHT ATTACK   Chicago Police Connect Episode with ‘Mossy’ Enright Death.

PULICE SEARCH FOR CHICAGO BOMBERS   BLEW UP TWO HOUSES AS FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF UNION TROUBLES AT STOCKYARDS.  '

SEEK BOMBERS Wil WRECKED 2 HOMES   One Occupied By Hugh Lynch Protege of Maurice Enright, The Gunman.   IS TRACED TO MURDER

POLICE HUNT. FOR BOMBER’   Two Houses in Chicago Partially Wrecked on Friday Night

BOMBS WRECK 2 HOMES OF UNION HENNE IN EHIGAE   Outrages Traced to Killing’ of ‘Enright, Gunman and La- bor- Leader Recently.   ONE BLAST VICTIM LOST JOB IN LABOR SHAKE-UP   He Had Raided Office of One of Four: Men Jailed When Murder Was Probed.

CHICAGO COPS SEEK BOMBERS   Two Houses Occupied By La. bor Leaders Are Partially Wrecked Last Night.

snessee On Which They sad Pinned Their Hopes, -eems to Have Proven Ise At the Last Minute,      OLE SITUATION IS IN UNCERTAIN STATE   ion Differs As To Status  « Amendment; Court Ac‘on May Delay Matter for ‘yn Indefinite Period.

RATIFICATION If TANGLE OF LEGAL TECHNICALITIES   “Pros” Exultant, But “Antis” Declare Suffragists Have Ruined Cause.

SUFFRAGE WRAPPED IN AAGS OF LEGAL TEGHRIGALITIES   Restrain Tennessee Officials From Certifying Amendment.   THIRTY MEMBERS OF HOUSE LEAVE STATE   ‘It Shall Not Pass’ is Battle Cry of Filibusterers Who Will Wear Red Roses Signifying Their Opposition to Final Ratification.

Opponents to Federal Amendment Success: ful in Preliminary Legal Skirmish; Restraining Order Returnable in Five Days  Is Issued to Prevent Further Action   VICTORY IS CLAIMED BY WOMEN

SUFFRAGE TANGLE IN TENNESSEE I$ SNARLED BY HOUSE   Legal and Parliamentary Difficulties Threaten to Delay Actual Votés for Women   COURT ORDERS ACTION DELAYED FOR HEARING   Speaker After Rough Handling Says He Will Not Sign Bil)

SUFFS CLAIM VICTORY IN TENNESSEE BUT DOUBT EXISTS ON LEGAL POINT

ANTI FLEE STATE INORDER TO KEEP FROM TAKING VOTE   DISPOS: AL OF FINAL TECHNICALL TIES BLOCKED BY AMEND. MENT OPPONENTS   CERTIFICATION PREVENTED   Governor and Other Officials Forbiddea to Certify to Washington That Ratification Has Completed

30 OPPONENTS IN TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE QUIT STATE IN ATTEMPT TO BEFEAT MEASURE   Hostile Assemblymen Slip Away to Alabama and Quorum Necessary to Clinch Success of Measure Is Lacking; Motion to Reconsider Action Is Defeated by Vote of 50 to 9.

WRAPPED 1M MAIZE OF TECHWICAL IFS TEHINESSEE'S. VOTE ON SUFF AMENDMENT MAY BE MADE Vold         Without Quorum Prese  ‘ Motion to Reconsider Is  “Laid on the Table. Yesterday.

ANTT-SUFFRAGISTS KEEP UP BATTLE   Fugitive Solons and Injunction Proceedings Balk Amendment.   FLEE TO PREVENT QUORUM   Bill Runs Into a Snar! of Legal and Legislative Technicalities, as the Tennessee Senators Go to Alabama.  —

Tennessee Certification Of Suffrage Adoption Is Halted by Legal Tangl

SUPP, TACTICS IN "TENNESSEE HAVE BREN SUCCESSFUL   Opponents Unable to Muster the Strength Sufficient for Reconsidering Vote   MEMBERS CROSS THE STATE BORDER TO BREAK QUORUM   Injunction Prohibiting Speakers 0 the Two Houses Prom Certifying the Result of Vote

W TFANESSE   Suffrage ‘on Record as Confirmed but’ All Sorts. of Legal Tangles Presented,   SOME OPPONENTS GO OVER THE STATE LINE   Twenty-Five’ Anti-Suffrage ~ Legislators Are in Alabama  to Escape Legal Writs: and ~ Prevent Legislative Action.

VOTE WAS [LLEGAL   Tennessee Leg isla tors Opposed to AmendmentLeave State to Prevent Any Further Action by House.

BALK SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Solons Flee to Alabama to Prevent a Quorum.   Ratification of the Federat woman Suffrage Amendment Runs Into a Snarl of Legal and Legislative Technicalities.

FRACE IS BALKED BY NEW TANGLE   Tennessee Solons Flee to Alabama to Prevent a  Quorum.   INJUNCTION ALSO PROCURED   Ratification of the Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment Runs into a Snari of Legal and Legislative Technicalities.  '

TENINESOCE SUFFRAGE: TANGLE INTENSIFIED   FECHNICALITIES STAND IN WAY OF, CERTIFICATION OF. RATI-, FICATION. :   SOLONS FLEE TO ALABAN   Twenty-Five Biembers. “of-Hanse, Opposed to Measure Leave State to Prevent Decisive Action.

SUFFRAGE ACT IS CONFIRMED BY TENNESSEE   Much Red Tape Stil Remains To Be Disposed Of.

SUFFRAGE Ih TENNESOEE To NA TANGLE   Litigation Over Ratifi cation May Prevent Women Voting in November.

LOWDEN FOR HARDING   filinely Governor Announces He Will Speak for Republican Nomin

IOWA MAY TURN DEMOCRAT, SAY MARK SULLIVAN   Sen. Cummins is “Up Agains It,” in Campaign, Writer Claims   RAIL BILL IS CAUSE   LABOR IS MAKING HARD FIGHT AGAINST G. O. P. FORTS WHICH HAVE STOOD FOR YEARS

LT  CUMMINS PACES HARD STRUGGLE   rovVW A WEILLENG To PUSISH HIM  ron BRASLROAD BILL.   sort SQ SURE OF RE-ELECTION   and Unable Hardivg  Senua llnndicaped by illoess,  ‘ampeign—\ jsit of . to Help His ‘orial Colleageac.  ive

“TWINS 6,0. / FAVORIN STAT               iTOR JOHNSON, OF ‘CALIF.  KES CREDITABLE sHOW‘GIN PRIMARY CONTEST.      MvELLOUGH I  DEMOCRACY’S CHOICE   a  Indi ations Are That ‘McCullougt ahd McCray Will Be Opossing Candidates for Governor.

MCULLOGH WINS DEMOCRATIC RAGE   Republican Presidential Nomination May Be Thrown Into The Convention.   RETURNS ARE INCOMPLETE   Johnson Supporters Say Industrial Centers Will Overcome Wood's  Plurality

WOOD LEADING; WCRAY AT TOP   Returns Received From Indiana Precincts Give Lead of 6,000 Votes.   FESLER BEHIND IN MARION    McGultoch Has Big Advantage in ‘ Democratic Guberna i torial Fight.

McC ray, Rep., and McCullough, Dem., Lead) ing in Gubernatorial Races; Destroyer Squad: ‘ron Leaves for Mexican Coast Waters; Knox ~ Opens Debate on Peace Resolution

MILITARY MAN WINS G.0.P. ~~ FAVORIN STAT   SENATOR JOHNSON, OF CALIF. MAKHS CREDITABLE SHOWING IN PRIMARY CONTEST.   M’CULLOUGH IS   DEMOCRACY’S CHOICE   Indications Are That McCullough and McCray Will Be Opossing Candidates fer Governor.

SECRETARY BAKER IS ILI   Physician Believes Malindy t« Only  il s+ -

AGREE TO DISAGREE   Reception of Home Rule Bill Unfavorable in Ireland.   Sinn Fein Chief Is Eager to Interest Americans, According to De Valera’s Aid,

HOME KULE BILL IRKS   ‘IRISH AGREE TO DISAGREE ON NEW MEASURE.   De Valera’s First Assistant Is Eager to Interest Americans on Side of Sinn Feiners.

IRISH NOT AGREED ON HOME RULL BIL!   Reception of Home Rule Bill Unfavorable in Ireland.   Sinn Fein Chief is Eager to Interest Americans, According to De Valera’s Aid.

MR. DANIZLS CONCLUDES PREPARED STATEMENT   Replies Particularly to Charges i Delayed Eilorts to Inerease Nate's Personnel,

TURKS BEATEN BY FRENCH   Ottoman Irregulars Lose Heavily in Rattle Near Marash. Syria.

FRENCH TROOPS BEAT TURKS   Ottoman Irreguiars Lose Heavily ir Battle Near Marash, Syria—French : Send Re-enforcements.

JUMP FROM FOURTH STORY   Girls With Clothes Atire Leap te Ground—Sustain Rraken

JUMP FROM FOU  RTH STOR}   Giiris With Clothes Afire Leap to Ground—Sustain Hroken  loimh«.

GIRLS JUMP FROM 4TH STOR   Saved ‘hele Liyes But Sustained Broken Legs and Arms,

AMERICAN MINISTER TO SWEDEN ORDERED TO ASSUME CHARGE OF AFFAIRS IN BEAL

A MOR GOES TO GERLIN AS MINISTEE   Envoy at Stockholm Will Look After American Interests.

NELSON MORRIS SENT 10 BERLIN FROM STOCKHOLM   American Minister to Sweden May Take Over American Affairs in the German Capital.   GERMANY WILL ASK FOR “MORE TIME’

NELSON MORRIS GOES TO BERLIN   HE MAY BE SLATED AS THE NEXT U, S, AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY,

“CIVILIZATION SAVER”      evernor James W. Cox Saya Mothers  of America Will Stay the ew ie ee

BRITISH COAL STRIKE ENDED MINERS REPORT   Terms Will Be Announced by LloydGeorge in Commons This Afternoon, 4

COAL RE ACHEL   PremierLioyd George Will Mak Announcement of Settiement With Miners.   Referendum to Follow   Approval of the Men Will Be Sought in Matter of Points at Variance, .

DAGIOU  STRIKE SETTLED  Settlement to Be Announced Today  FACTIONS WEAKEN  Government to Claim a Victory

BRIM COAL STRIKE [S QVER   Miners Announce Agreement With Governments’ Proposals

BRITISH MINERS’. STRIKE SETTLED, LATEST REPORI   Terms of the Agreement are to Be Announced in Commens Today   Werkers Scent Blow at Strike Rights‘in Pre  ~ mier’s Demands

BRITISH COAL STRIKE OVER:      Execitives of Miners’ Federation. Announce Agreement is Reached.   LLOYD-GEORGE GAVE PARLIAMENT UETAILS   Men Expected to Approve Action of Their Officers in Compromise,

SETTLEMENT OF THE MINERS WALKOUT TO BE AN NOUNCED THIS AFTERNOON.   AGREEMENT 1S REACHEL   Parliament Will Be Informed of the Hetails of the Settlement hy PreLiovyd George This After noon.— Night Confer once Held.  mier

EXPEGTED Al NOTIFICATION   50,000 Persons Will’ At: tend Ceremony, Leaders Say   Cox Will Make Strong Popular Appeal in Campaign

Expect Nearly 75,000: Notification Event, Nex               Terse Pointed Sayings, Hit at Picnic of Dem cratic: Club...

EROWD 10 NEAR SPEECH OF COX SATURDAY   Between Fifty and Sixty _ Thousand Expected at Notification 

50,000 EXPECTED TO HEAR GOY. COX   Special Trains From All Over U. 8. to Bring Throngs to Dayton, Ohio.

WOULD HAVE U. 8. LEAD IN CUTTING UF ARMAMENTS   Bliss Wants America to Make Define Proposal, For Limitation, —~   PEACE CONFERENCE IN PHILADELPHIA STARTED   Says There Can Be No En. during League With Nations Well Armed.

FOR LIMITATION. OF ARMAMENTS   Gen. Bliss Thinks America Should Take Lead   san = FF FFean 6 eer ~s Faean A as *_   f United States is Forced to Continue in Mad Race for Armaments Time May Come When European Nations Will Fear Us More than They Do Themselves

Member Of American Peace Commission Gives First Of Series Of Talks Under Auspices Of Public i edeoer. .   COLONEL -HOUSE IN CHARCE

PRESIDENTS OF FARM ~LQAN BANKS CALLE   Will Discuss Situation Growing Out of. Decision of Supreme Court —

HANDS OF BOARD ARE TIED UP   Peried ef Idlenees Faces arm Lean Raeak Autherities.

FARM LOAN BANK CHIEFS 10 CONFER   MEET IN WASHINGTON MONDAY * TO DISCUSS CONSTITUTION. ALITY OF ACT.

LACK OF LOANS BLOCKS FARMER   Farm Loan Board Commissioner Calls Meeting for Monday to Discuss Status

MEETING FARMY LOAN BANK HEARS CALLED   TO DISCUSS COURT ORDER FOR REHEARING ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ACT.

NEW PASSENGER FARES ARE NOW  IN EFFECT HERE      RATES FROM LOGANSPORT TC ALL POINTS OUT OR THE STATE OF INDIANA ADVANCED 20%.   BUSY LAST DAY OF OLD RATES   The Passenger Fares Within the State Have Not Been Changed— Excursion Rates Go Up.

Bolshevik Cavalry Leader is Defeated in Volhyna and Fleeing to Rovno on which Tri ~sumphant Army is Advancing

POLISH ARMY FORCED BACK BY BOLSHEVIKS   American Relief Bodies Evaeuate Two Cities Threatened hy Rade’ Advance.

. W. B.'s SENTENCE   Men Who Shot Soldiers in Parade Musi Pay for Their Crime.

CONVICTED IWW'S “ARE SENTENCED 95 TO 40 YEARS   Found Guilty of Murdering American Legion Member Armistice Day.

hOWoW. ‘TENCE   “Men [whe Shot Sok     in’ Parade fist Pay fov, Their Crime.

Il. W. W. SLAYERS SENTENCED   Seven Men Convicted of Murdering Yank at Centralia, Wash., Given 25 ta 40 Years,

1. W. W. SLAYERS   Seven Men are Sentenced tc from 25 to 40 Years in State Penitentiary   NEW TRIAL IS DENIED   All Were Convicted of Murder of Walter O. Grimm, Armistice Day Parade Victim

Armistice Day Murderers _ Sentenced From 25 to 40. Years; New Trial Denied

ARMISTICE DAY SLAY YERS SENTENCED TO PRISON   Seven Men Convicted of Murder of W. O. Grimm to Spend Minimum of 95 Years in Penitentiary

SENTENCE PASSED ON I. W. W.   Leag Terme in Prison for Men Conwvieted of the Killings at Centralia, Wash.

QHIO RIVER BOAT BURNS   Captain Lowry Catches Fire While Crew is Asleep

AMERICANS, FLEEING FROM -MAZATLAN   Eighty-six Leave. Mexi can Port on Steamer Federal Troop Train:  Are Taken by Rebels Canctts] Theantawed.      END IS .NEAR?

TWO GOVT. TROOP TRAINS CAPTURED BY REBEL FORCES   Secessiontsts Are Now Nearin; Mexico City and Gaining Momentum      TO. RETURN S. P. TO OWNERS

Board Pacific Mail Steamer  To Get Out’ Of Zone Of Battle.   Two Federal Troop Trains Captured Within 40 Miles Of Mexico City.

FEARING GREAT BATTLE AT MA ZATLAN   Are Fleeing from That City — 86 Re ported Sailed on Steamer Senator.

THE AMERICANS FLEE HAZATLAN   Fearing a Great Battle _Between Revolutionists and Mexican Federal Troops.   EIGHTY-SIX SAILED ON A MAIL STEAMER   Many Accessions Made to the Ranks of the Foes of " Narpranen

AMERICANS LEAVE.) MEXICO. AS CRISIS - FAST APPROACHES   Highty-Six “Feo Mazatlan as Two Troop Trains are _ Captured,   FEDERALS MASSED TO _ MARCH ON AGUA PRIETS   Big Battle Impends.—-Revolutionists Ara Said to Num. ber 50,000.American.  Slackers. RNonnded.tin 20 *

REDS BEAT WRANGE   Anti-Bo'shevik Forces Fail te Take Rakhovka Bricgehead,   Heavy Losses Suffered in Dead and Wounded and in Material Cap. tured by Soviet Troops.

WRANGEL IS BEATEN   FAILS TO TAKE KAKHOVKA BRIDGEHEAD, MOSCOW CLAIMS.   Report Talis of Heavy Losses Suffered * in Dead and Wounded by the Anti-Reds.

BALM 10 HEAL HIS WOUNDED FEELINGS      will Purvis Who Narrowly Escaped Hangman’s Noose Handed $5,000 By State.

MAN HANGED BUT WH LIVED THROUGH IT GET A CHECK FOR $5,000      The State of Mississippi Pays This Debt And Clears Name From Criminal Record.— Case One Of the Most Interestine On Record.

GRIME MYSTERY IN CONNECTICUT   Tragic Deaths, by Shooting, o! New York Woman and Her Chauffeur.   ‘THEIR BODIES FOUND ON LONELY MOTOR ROAD   Prosecutor Rejects Theory of  Woman’s Murder and Cpsaida At Wes Clean u

Broker's Wife And Chauffeur Are Shot Dead   ‘Bodies Found On Lonely Road  In Connecticut By a Farmer   BAFFLING CRIME FOR AUTHORITIES   Murder and Suicide Theory Discounted By Prosecuting Attorney

Another Grewsome. N. Y. Crime   Bodies of Married Woman and Her Chauffeur Found on Conneticut Road.

NEW YORKERS ENJOY THRILL OF GHASTLY DOUBLE MURDER NEAR FASHIONABLE SUMMER COLONY      Wife of Rich Broker and Her Chauffeur Found by Farmer on Lonely Road—Pistol Lying Between Their Bedies.

Broker’s Wife And Chauffeur Are Murdered   Man Slays Woman and Selt  On Lonely Road, is  ' Officials’ Belief

PROMINENT WOMAN AND CHAUFFEUR SHOT AT SUMMER COLONY   Mystery In _ Fashionable Section Is Baffling To Police.

MOTOR TRAGEDY PRESENTS CASE BAFFLING POLICE   Wife of Wealthy Broker and Her Chauffeur Found on Lonely. Coun. try Road.   WOMAN WAS DEAD: CHAUFFEUR DYING

BURGLAR ALARM DEMONSTRATION      “At Lawrence National Rank Saturday August 28th

BURGLAR ALA RM DEMON. STRATION   At Lawrence National Bank Salurday August 28th

REPORT READY FOR PRESIDENT WILSON   Report of American Observer At Sal Remo Conference Before WWilson And Cubinet. . 1) *

MEETING UF  GABINET 19 GALLED Al CAPITAL   Secrecy Marks Information Contained In Envoy's Report

MORE TROOPS FOR UENE OF IRISH UPRISING URGED   CITIZENS OF LONDON DERRY * SEND REQUEST TO DUBLIN FOR REINFORCEMENTS,

BAD MATTERS GET WORSE IN [RELANI   Martial Law Urged In Londor derry Where Situation Is Extremely Grave

ASK MORE TROOPS FOR LONDONDERRY   MAGISTRATES OF IRISH CI’y REQUEST MARTIAL LAW BE INSTITUTED.

REINFORCEMENTS ASKED BY MAGISTRATE’S MEETING   Bicycle Patrol Ambushed—One  Killed and Two Are  Wounded.

FRANCE TODAY HAS DOUBLE CELEBRATION   ONE THE SOTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REPUBLIC AND ARMISTICE DAY

Fate Takes Hand In Dispute Of Iwo Mothers Over Claims To Babies; One Child Dies, Other Seriously Injured

‘Action of Fate May End Controversy Over Two  8-Month Atlanta Babe:   Pneumonia Takes One Away an  Other Accidentally Burns Self and May Die.

Death Takes Baby ; That ‘Nobody Wante   Tiew of Pnenmonia, While Beown oEyed Tor Whom Twa Mothers Claimed is Badly Burned.

FATE ENTERS A BARBY TANGLE, One Neither “Mother Claimea Dies, Qi thkitea Sithern Ke WReacdde ER we wees wal

ee eee  REHFELD GUILTY: “MAY G0°T0 CHAIR   Jury Trying Norwalk Murdere Makes No Recommendation of Mercy.   Plea of Insanity Made by De fense-—Judge Williams Presided, 7

GREASER KILLED BY AN AMERICAN MEXICANS CLAIM   SAID TO HAVE BEEN SHOT BY YANKEE SOLDIER UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES SIMILAR TO WALLACE CASE.

PREPARE FOR STATE GONTES   S. H. S. ORATORS PRIME THERM SELVES FOR COUNTY AND DISTRICT MEETS   RAILROAD = QUESTION UP

TSG, ea ee ee  PREPARE FOR aTATE ° reste]  'S. HS. O es a THEMSELY: gy OUNTY-AND wi Wwe £ MEETS™     —   NEW. BUILDINGS AID SULLIVAN   PLACES OF BUSINESS TAKE ON CITY AIRS AS IMPROVE: MENTS ARE MADE   i aneavTian «anlranre arias I ANATINEN  Callie ran Neanimede; ARaa.. fe

JAMES A HARRIS TO HAMON'S PLAE   Chosen on First Ballot Ove Wife of the Murdered Millionaire.

REPUBLICANS NAME: “BIG JIM” HARRIS. AS COMMITTEEMAN ~TDSUCCEED HAMON   War-Scarred Veter aa or Many Campaigns Named  as One to Guide State. G. O. P. Affairs.       LEADER OF FORMER > FORLORN HOPE WINS   AT LAST MOMENT SENATOR HARRELD THROWS SUPPORT  10"  MAN FROM WAGONER WHO: °  WINS DECISIVE VICTOR

WWE PORT IG peeraen   Gabriel Says’ Ho Will Not ~ Recognize Rapaiio Treaty, _

AUDITOR TERNS ANS EATENDED TWA YEARS   Cox Allows The Measure t Become Law Without Hi signature.  ALL AUDITORS AFFECTED  Bill Amending the Smith Coie Storage Law is Vetoed Bi The Governor.

AUDITOR'S EHS A      ALL AUDITORS AFFECTED   Bill Amending the Smith Colc Storage Law is Vetoed By The Governor.

CITIES DECREASE DEBT; WABASH is (ONE IN. THE. LIST      NO EXTRAVAGANCE IN CIVIL GOVERNMENTS OF MUNICIPALITIES IS PRODUCED.   WABASH DEBT LOWERED $3000 FROM $112,431

FLIER TRIED TO SAVE BATHER.,  Pulled Drowning Man Gut and Went  far Pintlemntice Beers Ten € ba

SUFFRAGE FIGHT © WARMSUP TODAY BEFORE SENATE   Body: to Select ‘Between Referendum and Immediate Ratification of Amendment.

POLITICS TAKES LCAD- OVER ALL AT WASHINGTOR   Treaty and Other Vital Measures Wait While Rooms - fire Troited Oul

LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS: BIGGEST ISSUE   Will Be Paramount Feature of Presidential Campaign, Although Leaders Talk About Everything Else.   ANXIOUSLY AWAIT WORD OF PRESIDENT WILSON   Two Views Prevail as to Whether Executive Should Discuss Treaty In Jackson Day Banquet Letter.

WAR CLOUDS ARE GATHERING OVER. CITY OF FUME   D’Annunzio Proclaims Break Exists Between His Gov. — ernment and Italy,      Blockade Strengthened and City Completely Isolated by Strong Land Forces.  ee ea

LIBERALIZES WAR RISK INSURANCIZ   Easier and More Elastic Provisions Under Which Former Service Men Mag Rainctate

AMERICAS WANT LOANS   RECOMMEND U.S. BANKERS AID SOUTH AMERIC.      Would Encourage Larzer Americas Banks to Establish Branches © In Their Countries.

RECOMMEND U. S. LEND LATIN AMERICA   Pan-American Financial Coneress Hears Financial Plans  Of Nations.

PRODUCTION 18 THE VITAL NEED   All Allied Countries Must Develop These Forces Says Supreme Allied Council.   GOVERNMENTS CALLED UPON TO AID OTHERS   Necessity for Greatest Econ. omy in Manufacture of War Materials is Urged.

ALLIES T0 FORM ECONOMIC UNIT   CONDITIONS OF WORKERS MUST BE IMPROVED BY LAWS PROVIDED.

ALLIED COUNCIL ASKS NATIONS 70 IMPROVE EPMA CONDITICN   Europe to Form Entity Which Will Urge Increased Production and Less Waste ir Manufacturing.   GERMAN INVITED TO AID

THE ALLIED NATIONS Oi EUROPE CALLED ON Tl DEVELOPE THER UTMOST  PRODUCTIVE RESOURCES

MLLIES MUST BEGIN HIGGER. PRODUCTION SAYS NOTED WRITE   Co-ordination of Resources And Stabiliing of Exchange Plans Are Necessary to Render Conditions Again Normal in These Countries,   UNITY OF ACTION NECESSARY   Plan is International in It: Scone Savs Paris Writer.

PROBLEM OF PRODUCTION   ft Will Have-Te Be Met by. The Allied Natiuns of The World,

ALLIED COUNTRIES MUST GO TO WORF   ?ASSAGE OF LAWS IMPROVING CONDITION OF LABOR KECOMMENDED

ALL ALLIES CALLED UPON TO PRODUCE IN ECONOMIC UNITY   Supreme Council Advises Bet tering of Conditions for Workingmen.

ALLICO WILL BL UALLCD GPU TU A PAC QUGTOR   MANIFESTO TO THAT END HAS BEEN ISSUED—FRENCH PAPER COMMENTS ON SUBJECT.

MUST SUPPORT EACH OTHER   Countries Called Upon ’ to Develop Their Productive Forces

‘NEVADA MAY BE NEXT IN LINE   Legisiatere Culled to Ratify the Suffragwe Amendment.

SUFFRAGE 0. K."D IN WYOMING   House Ratifies Federal Amendment by) a Vote of 44 to O.

REPRESENTATIVES OF BANKING , GROEP WILL TRY £0 SMOOTH OUT DIFFERENCKES WITH JAPS

BANKERS WILL INVESTIGATE _ FINANCIAL CONDITIONS AND . COMMERCIAL LINES IN CHINA   ‘State Department Fully Approves the _ Step, and Trip Arranged Calls For Party Leaving Thursday and Will Re - torn Ahout June 1.

FIRE THREATENS SHAMROCK IV      ¢ and Many Other Well Known acing Yachts are Menaced

MONEY FOUND IN CHICKEN COOF   Part of Cash Taken From Burlington Train Saturday Recovered.  Seven Under Arrest.

MOST STUPENDOUS ROBBERY IN AMERICAN CRIMINAL HIS. TORY   FINAL ARRESTS WERE MADE THIS MORNING

MAIL BANDITS  UNDER ARREST, RECOVER LOOT   Omaha Theft Case Is Finally Cleared Up By Finding  Stolen Coin. f{ .

MAIL ROBBERY MYSTERY HAS BEEN CLEARED   Seven More Arrests are made by Authorities in Big Mail Theft.

RAREST CLEAR UP 00,000,000 BLUFFS MAILBAG ROBBERY   Three Boys and Two Men Helc in Registered Mail Robbery Last Saturday Night.   RECOVER PART OF STOLEN MONEY IN CHICKENHOUSE   Contents of Pouches Burned by Bandits Who Kept Nothing Out but Currency.

BOY BANDITS BOOTY 1S FOUND IN CHICKEN COOP   ‘hree Minors and Two Middle-Aged Men Nabbed In Sensational Council Bluffs Robbery of Government Bonds

CALDER MAKES A DISCOVERY   Tells Senate Liquor Is Being Obtained ‘From Bonded Warehouses on Forged Permits.

CALDER MAKES A DISCOVERY   Tells Senate Liquor Is Beirig Obtained From. Bonded . Warehouses - on .. ‘ ‘Forged Permits... —

may APPOINT = FOUR JUSTIGES SUPREME COURT   President- Elect Harding Niay Have ta Fill That Number of Vacancies,

CHANGES IN U, S. — SUPREME COURT   ‘Harding May Be Facec with Task of Four Ap  pointments.

WHISKEY RINGS OPERATIONS ARE CFEN IN CHICAGO      Deals Involving ‘Smuggling Of Three Million Dollars In Booze Unearthed   OFFICIALS SUSPECTED      Two Members Of Congres: Said To Be Involved In Extensive Bribery

Liquor Ring {s Being Exposed       Federal Authorities Following Trails In Senational Liquor Scandal.   CHARGE HUGE BRIBES HAVE BEEN OFFERED

WHISKEY RING = IS DISCLOSE   Confession of Man Inplicated in Illicit Liquor Selling Will Bring out Startling Revelation, Says Official.   KRAMER ORDER

REDS IN RETREAT   Polish Army Is Driving Hard Against Boviet Invaders and Much Territory Is Being Re ' covered,   RUSS-GERMAN PLOT IS. BEING INVESTIGATED   Berlin and Moscow Are Reported .in Close League;  . Bolshevik Riots Are Breaking Out Over Germany.

‘ad. Taken 15,000 Russiar Prisoners up to Tuesday in t {i Warsaw Fighting.

Fiarce Fighting Continues in All Sectors With Reds Retreatina.   COMMUNIST RIOTING OCCURS IN GERMAN’   United States Is Investigating Alliance of Reds and wine.

LP TO TUESDAY NIGHT POLIS! ARMY CAPTURED 15,000 PRISONERS,   The Red Army Has Been Driven Back From Warsaw at Least 30 Miles at All Points, Offic. ially Announced.

EOONU TIL PRESSURE DEAMANDEL BY QDITAIN   Entente Cannot Agree Upoi Kind of Mandatory Actio: Necessary in Germany's Cast  Turkish Question is Getting Small Share of Attention.

BERLIN AGREES TO DEMOBILIZE CIVIC GUARDS   Takes Steps Toward Fulfilling Terms of Peace Treaty.

PREMIERS AGREE GERMANY SHOULD BE AGAIN WARNED   Allies Are United or Principle but Divided a: to Exact Nature of Steyr To Be Taken.

PRINCIPLE AGREED ON FOR ENTENTE WAY FOR TEUTS   Something Mandatory Decide One for Berlin but Exact Nature Still Problem.   CUTTING OFF FOOD WOULD STOP PLANTS, FRENCH SA’   Nitti Backs British Premier’s View Economic Penalties Are Proper Recourse.

ALLIES DISCUSS ULTIMATUM 10 Gt SENT GERMAN}   No Agreement Reach. ed—Busy With Turkish Problem      VIEWS OF PREMIERS DIFFER

ALLIES AGREE ON  NOTE TO GERMAN}   TO WARN BERLIN THAT VER. SAILLES TREATY WILL BE ENFORCED   TO USE FOOD BOYCOTT   Agreement for Concerted Action is Reached at the San Remo Conference   Allied Premiers are Now Busy With the Terms of the Treaty With Turkey

TO.WARN BERLIN THAT VER SAILLES TREATY WILL BE ENFORCED   TO USE ‘FOOD BOYCOTT   Agreement for Concerted Action i Reached at the San Remo Conference   Allied Premiers are Now Busy with the Terms of the Treaty With Turkey

SEEKWAY TO ~— GURB BERLIN   Allied Premiers Agree on Principle But Cannot Decide on Method.   FRENCH URGE FORCE

SAN REMO CONFERENCE WARNS. GERMANY THAT PAOVISONS OF TREATY MUST BE KEPT RIEIDLY

ULTIMATUM 10 BE SENT 10 GERMAN}   Allied Premiers Reported to Be in Agreement on Principle of Collective Representations to Be Made.

FRENCH ARE IN FAVOR OF OCCUPATION   Lloyd George Would Cut Off Food Supply to Germany.  AGREE ON ULTIMATUM   Allies Would Force Keeping of Ver sailles Paet; Berlin Government Will Dishand Civie Guard

FRANCE BALK UN CUTTING OFF GERMANS’ FOOT   Does Not Agree With Meas ures Advocated By Premier Lloyd George.   OCCUPATION WOULD GET BEST RESULTS   All Agree That German; Must Live Up to Terms of the Treaty.

FOUR COMMUNISTS KILLED      Six Others Wounded in Attack on Aus. trian Power Piant at Oslawan.

+ COMMUNISTS ARE KILLED   Six Others Wounded in Attack on Austrian Power Plant.

CAN'T RECALL NAMES OF DEATH VICTIMS      fODERN BLUE BEARD ADMD SEVERAL TO LIST OF DEATHS.

Charles Newlen Harvey. Mrs. Eliz: Getkla Willamaan. at belt, aid ‘Mies Elinsbeth Pryex-

ADMITS “FIVE MURDERS,   The Caliiornis Monster Confesses Killing That ‘Many of His “Wives.”

ADMITS RILLING HIS FIFTH WIFE   SLAYER SAYS HE CHOKED HEI  THEN PUSHED HER OVER  BCARD A VESSEL NEAR SEATTLE

HURT REVEALS Ee TH MURDER IN CONFESSION   Bigamist Held.Prisoner At Los Angeles Makes Second   Statement   CHOKED WOMAN AND PUSHED FROM BOAT   Evidence of Marriage to St Louis Girl Reported by Her Father.

ALLEGED TO CONFESS TO ANOTHER SLAYING   Hurit Tells He Cheked Womar and Pushed Her Overboard,

THREE ADDED TO MAN’S LIST OF DEAD WIVES   Huirt Is Said To Have Admitted Killing Five to Date.

LOS ANGELES MAN MODERN BLUE BEARD   Waiter Andrews Watson, Alias James R. Huirt, Confesses To Killing of Five Women.

BLUEBEARD ADMITS KITLING FIETH WIFE   Second Alleged Confessiox - Sheds -Light on Fate of Another Woman.

CONFESSES FIFTH UXORICIDE   Coast “Bluebeard” Reported to Have Declared He Drowned Another Bride.

MUNICIPAL. ‘PICTURES “WIL ‘BE SHOWN ON. BAND CON. CERT NIGHTS .   Welfare and.Health Pietures anc Four ‘Reef Feature Will Be . Shown Tharsday   Is a Community Experiment fo Entertainment of Public, Mayor . Kreeck Says

PARK CROWDS W SEE MOVIE SHOWS   MUNICIPAL. PICTURES ‘WILI BE SHOWN ON BAND CONCERT NIGHTS   Welfare and Health Pictures and Four Reel Feature Wiil Be Shown Thursday   Is a Community Experiment fo Entertainment of Public, Mayor Kreeck Says

G. 0. P. presidential candinainte will go to Marion - for big celebration   CONFERS WITH GRAFIEL(   Nominee well satisfied with the executive committee named by Hays

Presidential Nominee Wants To Get Back To Home Town For Homecoming Celebration On July 5—Committee Ts Named To Manage Campaig n—Daugherty And Mrs. Upton Are Members From Ohio.

Home Coming Day At Marion Calling Senator Harding   July 5 Being Planned As Great Day In Home of G. 0. P. Nominee   SENATOR HARDING MAY BE PRESENT   Will Not Take Any Forma Part However—Awaits Party Notification

CLEVELAND POLICE INVESTIGATE FOUR DEATHS NEAR GIT]   One Arrest Made I , Connection With Mysteries.

MOTHER MURDERS HER DAUGHTER   Found Beside Child in New York Hotel——-Was Despondent

UNABLE TO FIND BODY OF INFANT   Pasquale’ s Latest Confes sion May be False   HUNT THROUGH SWAMP   Fails to Reveal Trace of Body of Little Blakely Coughlin— -Confessed Kidnapper Says Child was Smothered Under His Coat When He Hurried  Awav from Honce

All Day Search In Vicinity Of Egg Harbor and,New Gretna, -N. J., Fails To Reveal Traée OF Kidnaped Child’s Body.   DID NOT. INTEND. ANY. HARY

NO TRACE OF BABY’S BODY   Pasquale, the Crank, Appeare to Give Police Wrong  Tip Again.

POINTS TO DANGERS OF SOVIET VICTORY   Ludendorff, Former German War Leader, Sounds Warnina to the Entiré World.   NA-T-IO-N $-ARE- PERILED   Menace’ ‘Is ‘Slowly Gaining Power In Various’ Quarters _ of the Globe*

ik WOULD GIVE NEW LIFE TO REDD GERMAN CLAIMS   Jictory for Soviet. Russia Would Result in Bolshevism Sweeping Europe and  ater the Whole World,   NOT EVEN SEVEN SEAS CAN HALT ITS SPREAI   Lenine’'s Propaganda Is Spreading to Many European and Asiatic Countries: Becoming a Menace

WHILE WORLD SLEEPS, RUSS REDS PLAN CONQUEST AND THEY ARE LIKELY TO WIN!

onto AE Da MAY CONQUER WORLD   Warning by Ludendorft Former German Chief  POLAND FIRST VICTIM   Ludendorff Predicts that if Bolshevists Defeat Poles, Germany and Czecho-Slovakia will Come Next—Then the Rest of Europe—Late Developments

German War Leader States Poland’s Collapse Will Entail Fall of Other Nations—Says Real Problem is Conflict Between Civilization and Barbarism.

ISSUES PLEA 10 STOP BOLSHEVIK   LUDENDORFF SAYS VICTORY OVER POLES WILL MENACE REDS

MENACE 10 CIVILIZATION   LUBDENDORFER, FORMER GER. MAN LEADS, WARNS ROL SHEVIST ADVANCE MUST RE APE PEE   BARB AIT HOPE... THREAT            ‘“SoONSWEEPING EV TRE WORLD ts BY LENINE’S wMALETQ?

LE DENDORE FE SEES WORLD MENACE IN RUSSIAN ADVANCE  “Civilization Hangs in  Balance,” German  Li’ nyvne

THE WORLD IN PERIL   Sweep of Bolshevism Brings Earn est Cry of Warning From Gen. Eric Ludendorff.   POLAND MUST BE SAVED   Famous German Leader Pleads That His Message Shall Not Fall . on Deaf Ears.   Civilization's Fate in Balance, With Germany and Czecho-Slovakia Next in Path.   PROPAGANDA REAL WEAPON   Everywhere It Is Proving Successful, While Red Armies Follow Up the Advantage.

LUDENDOREE afta: BOLOREV OM WILL END CIVILIZATION   German War Leader Sees World Disaster in Fajl of Poland.   ALLIES IN GREAT DANGER

DECLARES RED FORGES WOULD SWEEP WORLD   Bolshevik Conquest of Poland .Endangers Europe and Entire World, Former Hun Field Marshall Declares — Seeks . Allied Action.

LUDENDORFF GIVES WARNING AGAINS? BOLSHEVIK MARCH   Foresees It Sweeping the Entire World and Engulfing Our Civiiization   GIVES HIS MESSAGE AS “MAN WHO KNOWS WAR”   Obtuseness of vernment and the Lethargy the Bonreooise Leading To Disister

SEVEN ERD CAN'T STOP BOLSHEVIK!   Lenine Started on Worldwide Campaign of Conquest, Says Noted German War Chief.   SKETCHES AMAZING ARRAY OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED   Spread of Red Propaganda i Eastern Countries Menace to World, He Asserts.

“BOLSH VICTORY MEANS FALL OF ENTIRE EUROPE’   General Von Ludendorff Says Soviet Victory Would Mean  Doom of Germany   WOULD SWEEP WORLD      DECLARES GREAT OBJECTIVES OF SOVIETS ARE GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND CZECHO-SLOVAKIA.

LUDENDORFF WARNS AGAINST DANGERS (IF REDS’ VICTORY   Threaten Werld, He Declares, in’ Memorandum—Allied Premiers Agree.

VICTORY FOR SOWET WOULD PROVE MENACE   BOLSHEVISM WOULD SWEEP ALI OF EVROPE, GENERAL LUDENDORFF ASSERTS.   WOULD SPREAD TO ENGLAND   Former German Military Leader Issues Warning Against Spread 4 of Barbarism,

WORLD FACING — RED MENAGE   Fall of Poland Will Afecf Al of Europe, It Is tield.   LUDENDORFF SOUNDS WARNING

GEN, LUDENDOREE FEARS BOLOMEVIK MAY SWEEP WORLT   Says Poland’s Fall Will Entail Fall of Germany and Czecho-Slovakia. 4   NEIGHBORS TO THE NORTH AND SOUTH WILL FOLLOW   T: Message Falls on Deaf Ears Present Civilization Wil Crumble as Did That of Greece and Rorie and Cause Will be Obtuseness.

ARNS AGAINST THERED MENACE   Ludendorff, German War Leader, Sees Bolshevism Eventually Sweeping Whole World   POLES FACING DEFEAT   Lenine Forces Then Will Sweep on France, Germany and England, He Asserts

BOLSHEVISM NOW MENACING WORLD   LUDENDORFF WARNS OF SPREAD OF RED PERIL   World May Crumble Unless Nations United Against Scourge Says  (Lerman War lord.

CLAIMS: WORLD 1S. NTEHAGED- BY REDS   General Ludendorff : Describes Dancers of Bolshevism,   “CALLS SITUATION SERIOUS   German War Leader States Poland's Collapse, Will Entail Fall of Other Nations—Says ‘Real Problem-is- Conflict.Between: Civilization and Barbarism.

MANO OMULA TU TURK; FEAR FEEEET      1500 American Born Teachers and Relief Work1 ers There.   OFFENDS GREEK:      Opposition to Smyrna Claims Causes of Thee Displeasure.

TURKS AND GREEKS NOT PLEASED WITH WILSON'S NOTE TO CONSTANTINGPL   GREEKS ESPECIALLY DISAP. POINTED BECAUSE THEY ARE , DENIED TERRITORY,

WILSON’S NOTE TO OUST TURKS ISHARD BLOW   Greeks Also Angered a Stand Taken by Presi dent on Claims.

WILSON'S NOTE MADDENS TURKS   Greeks Also Displeasec at His Position on Smyrna.   PRESIDENT IN BAD ALL ROUND

THE TURKS — SHOCKED   It was st Wilson's. Suggestion That They ‘Get Out of LY “Europe.”

ALLIES RENEW. ~~ THEIR DEMAND   Turkish Government Must Dis. aw Nationalist Movement...   NOTE SENT CONSTANTINOPLE

ALLIES INSIST THAT TURKEY REPUDIATE NATIONALIST PARTY   Dispatch Note to Constantinopl Demanding that Government Disavow Movement

TURKS GIVEN SEVERE SHOCK   President. Wilson’s View Came as Severe Blow to All the Parties.

MUST DISAVOW NATIONALISTS      -AlKes- Present Colleetiye Note to Turkey

TURKS JARRED BY PRESIBENT’S STANE   Alliés Again Demand National. ist Movement-Be- Officially Dis avowed by Government

WILSON’S NOTE IS SHOCK TO TURKE\   Demand That They Quit Furope Stuns Them.

WLS ANGERS TURKS AND BREE        Should: Bo Ousted Cres : i Peetizig,           THE~-TURKS ARE “ FURIOUS      CENSORED REPOWVE STIns: uP “CONSTAN PING PLE.         peo Also Is Nispleased WUD Wilson Mheeanse He “Favors Giving - Adrianople to  the Bulenrinng,

ALLIES REITERATE DEMAND ON TURKEY   Require Official Disavowment of Nationalist Movement. Insurgents Capture Town of Ada-Bazar.   PRESIDENT’S NOTE IS SHOCK TO ALL PARTIES   Turks Unwilling to Believe Wilson’s Message Contained Intimation That They Must Get Out of Europe.

WILSON'S NOTE IS A BIG SHOCK TO TURKISH PEOPLE   Greeks Also en Dis. pleased With the PreSident’s Stand

WILSON NOTE BIG SHOCK TO TURKS   President’s insistence on Turk Expul sion from Europe Causes Stir; ~American Teachers in Danger.

TURKS AND GREEKS ARE HISPLEASED WITH NOTE   Turks Distinctly Shocked Ry Stand of Uncle Sam On Dis: position Of Turk Empire.  Greeks Wanted Territory Which Wilson Says Should Go To Bulgaria.

TURKS ARDUSED BY WILSON NOTE   Greeks Also Displeased With Demand for Banishment of Moslems

WILSON'S STAND “SHOCKS” TURKS   AMERICANS IN CONSTANTI NOPLE APPREHENSIVE OVER EFFECT OF HIS NOTE.

ALLIES ASK TURKS TO DISAVOW MOVE OF NATIONALISTS   Collective Note Is Sent te Constantinople Dis patch Says. -    TURKS ARE SHOCKED BY ATTITUDE OF PRES. WHLSOM   Greeks Also Displeased tha Their Claims Are Rejected By Wilson.

Plans Made for Third Series oi Red Round-ups   New Raids Will Be Conducted Against Members of Three National Groups of Reds. Manv ef Whom Are Citizens By Birth. Government Agents Already Busy in Collecting Evidence for Campaign.

ANOTHER ROUND-UP OF REDS PLANNED RY SECRET SERVICE      DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 1 WORKING ON PLANS TO BREAK Up THREE BiG GROUVS.

NEW RAID IMMINENT   Roundup of Three National Groups of Reds Contemplated.

Seized With Heart Attack, Minister Falls. to Death From Auto Near Fitchburg

the Disposal of  : Carcasses of Stock   Mayor Hunt, the Polite Foree and FHoad of Garbage .Company «Have the Matter in Charge.

The Disposal of — Carcasses of Stock   Aldyor Pant, {he Polive Force and ‘Hened of Garbage ane tny Have the Mutter

STEAM YACHT IS IN DISTRESS   (oast faard Catter taoing to Assist  anee Off Virginia ‘ omat.

ARSON RING IN UNIONTOWN, PA   SCHOQLS AND STORES BURN   State Asked To Help Curb Conspiracy Of Incendiarism-—Legiona  bo . To Heip .

Fire Bugs May Now Be On Run   No Incendiarism Has Been Reported Since Last Saturday.   SEEK STATE AID IN CHECKING FIRES

HARD LINES   Lenine-Froizky Regime Is Now Up Against Sever: est Test.   RUSSIA FACING A’ FAMINE   : And a Terrible Winter Seems to Be Awaiting the  Torn Land.

"FANINE WINTER” TD TEST SOVIETS GRIP ON RUSSIANS   Food Scarce and High, Bacon Selling at 8,000 Roubles a Pound—Smugglers Threatened With Death Penalty.   RED FAILURE IN POLAND SHAKES LENINE'S POWER

SEEKS TO AVERT “RED” EASTER IN MINING DISTRICT   Will Seck to Pacify Labor Element In the Ruhr Valley.   NEW GERMAN MINISTER OF INTERIOR GOES TO ESSER   Governnient Plans Further concessions to Ruhr Warkmen.

BUDAPEST FILLED WITH TERROR BY POISON OUTRAGES   Twelve In Hospitals and Num her Dead As Result Need'e Pricks.

REDS USE POISON NEEDLES   Twelve Hungarian Officers Attacked in Budapest.

MINERS FINISH PRESENTATION OF CASE TODAY   VAN H. BIPTNER SAYS MEN GE? LESS OUT OF DOL. LAR THAN IN 1913.   Coal Commission Adjourns Until\Monday When Case of Operators Wil Begin.

PRESENTATION OF CASE COMPLETED BY MINERS   - President’s Commission to Settle Coal Strike Prepares to Hear Operators’ Statistical Data

MINERS. COMPL COMPLETE... WAGE AND COSTS CASE; ’ OPERATORS MONDAY

HUGH PROFITS BY COAL COMPANIES      If Figures of Miners’ Statistician Are Authentic. Hearings on Strike Continue.   LIVING COST 85 PER CENT   Many Companies Made One Hundred Per Cent on Capital Stock. A Few Made a Thousand Per Cent.

ENORMOUS COAL MINE PROFITS   Statistician for Miners Pre sents Figures.   OPERATORS MADE MILLIONS   Mine Laborers Now Receive Fewer Cents Out of Every Dollar Paid Owaers Than in 1913.

DATAON GOoTa IN COAL MINING GIVEN 10 BOARD   Miners Present Statistics to President’s Commission to Hear  From Operators. SHOW BIG PROFITS

MINERS FINISH PRESENTATION OF STATISTICS   Operators Will Soon Offer Dat In Wage Investigation   H 2arings Adjourned Until Nex’ Monday.

MINE OWNERS PROFITS LARGE IN FOUR YEARS   Miners Statistician Submit: Ficures for Earnings of Companies During War.   LIVING COST JUMPED 85 PCT. IN SEVEN YEARS   Operators Will Submit Their Figures to Commossion Starting Feb. 4.

STATISTICS SHOW THE MINERS OF THE COUNTRY RECEIVE FEWER CENTS OUT OF THE DOLLAR

 See ae WINNERS’ EVIDENCE Is IN.   Complete Presentation of Wage Statisties. to President's Commission, sip ae: a kf  Lenco eage Ok  ee eee ee

SAY OPERATORS REAP A HARVESI   Points Out That They Made 29.6 Per Cent On Capital Stock   HEARING IS ADJOURNED

PRESENT FIGURES WAGE CONTROVERSY IN WASHINGTON   OPERATORS WILL PRESENT FIGURES ON MONDAY NEXT   MINERS REPRESENTATIVES SHOW ENORMOUS PROFITS.   Numerous Coal Companies Mention ed. Showing Tremendous Profits ‘During the War Compared With Profits Before War.

STATISTICS SHOW LIVING COST BOOS!   President’; Commission Contin: ues to Hear Complaints from Coal Miners.

MINERS PRESENT DATA ON COST OF OPERATION   Statistio” Are Given to: President’  Cemmission to Settle Wages ens

MINERS’ LEADER SHOW OPERATORS MAKE BIG SUMS   COMPLETE THEIR PRESENTATION OF WAGE AND COAL MINING STATISTICS   ONE FIRM MADE A $71.000,000 PROFI   These Figures Submitted to Show Increased Earnings Over Previous Two-Year Period.

MINERS COMPLETE PRESENTATION OF COST STATISTICS   President’s Coal Commis. sion Adjourns Hearing Until Monday,   OFFICIAL SAYS LIVING COSTS 85 PGT. HIGHER THAN 1912   Declares One Company Made 21. Millions in Two Years.

MINERS SAY OPERATORS MADE IMMENSE PROFITS   Complete Presentation of Wage and Coal Mining Cost Statisiies at Session Today.   FIGURES . ARE PRESENTED   Statements Obtained from Treasury Department and Finan-~ cial Reports Made.

WHO PRESENT STATISTICS TO PRESIDENT  WILSON’S COMMISQTON   ‘One Company } Made $3, 000,  000 in Two Years is Claim _ --LivingAdvance 85 Pe.  Cent Since 1913.

SHOW OPERATORS’ PROFITS QN MINE WORKERS IN 1917   Miners’ Statistician Declares Operators Are Well Able To Pay Wage Increases Out Of Their  Huge Farnings.

MINERS PRESENTED FIGURES ALLEGING ENORMOUS PROFITS   a saci leiaimiatniimicaamamaee  Wilson’s Commission te Hear Operator’s Side Next Monday.

SPECIAL HERE SATURDAY:   Tram Carrying Latest Convenience: ior Farms Intevesting bvhibit,

CEDAR RAPIDS BOY SHOOTS AND KILLS FATHER   Five Year Old Lad Was Playing With Revolver That Was Supposed To be Unloaded

JAPS WANT LEAGUE TO SETTLE THE CALIFORNIA. SITUATION SAY REPORT:

CADY KEYNOTE -TS ATTACK ON so RADICALISM      Socialism and Nonpar. tisan League Real Danger He Says .

MAY NAMIE PHILIP ~ FOR GOVERNORSHE   Republican ‘Convention: Favors Incumbent in Wiscon- _ “ain.   RADICAL, WINGS “SCORED

La Follette Delegates Dencunced; Stop Socialism, is Cady Warnins   Keynote Speech at Stalwart Convention Hits Nonparti: san League; Says Radicals in Wisconsin Seek to Introduce Soviet; Gov. Philipp is Given Praise

AFTER LAFOLLETTE   WISCONSIN CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS PEEVED.   } -_ Did Not Like Way -:LaFollet{e .” . Crowd Acted at Clilengo ; Convention. ©

ATTORNEY CADY OF GREEN BAY ATTACKS CONDUCT OF LA FOLLETTE DELEGATES

WISCONSIN G. 0. . PARLEY WARNS Ol SOCIALIST MENA   Keynoter at State Conference of Conservatives Flays the Nonpartisan League.

LA FOLLETTE CONDEMNED   In Address By Temporar Chairman Before Wisconsin Republicans.

CANTU DECLARES SELF —-AREADY 10 SURRENDE   Recalcitrant Governor of Low: er California to Make Trip to Capital —

CANTU READY TO SURRENDER   De La Huerta Conferrec With Lower Califor nia Governor

AURORA CAUSED BY MAGNETIC DISTURBANCES   Astronomer Declares Gigantic Field Gn Sun Resulted From Phenomenon.   New Sun ‘Spot’ Only 230,00( Miles Long.

L W. W. AGAIN IN COURT    Attorney. General Wopkins: Seek:  Evidence for Their ConvicJ Hoan

. W.. Wi AGAIN IN COURT   Atterney General Hepkins’ Seek: Evidence for Their Conviction

BIG JUMP IN COAL PRICES   Freight Congestion Causes Advance : to Shipping Board.

SHIPPING BOARD PAYS $18 A TON FOR COAL   Freight Congestion and Car Shortage Compel It to Buy in Oven Market.

Ry Aasioctated Preas Leased Wire   Refused to Join Strike; Are Bombed

SUFFRAGE WINS IN TENNESotE CENATE. 25-4   Vote Is Taken After Motion to Table Minority Report, Urging No Action, Is Adopted, 99 to 10.      NASHVILLE, TENN., Aug, 13.— The Tennessee senate today  ratifiec the woman's suffrage amendment.  The vote was: yes 25; no 4,

SEN. JOHNSON FUND PLACED AT $200,000   Inquiry Board Goes Deeper Into McAdoo Campaign —Sen. Hitchcock Says He Has Expended Only $3.337 in Boom.

ANNOUNCE JOHNSON FUND RAISED IN CALIFORNIA WAS $200,000 McCABE TESTIFIES   Tells Committee Money Was Raised in Small  Amounts

upQVER FUND W CALIFORNIA. WAS $300,000   Johnson's Manager Says He Will Consult Books to Determine What Hiram Spent in Home State.   NEW ANGLES ARE OPENED IN PROBE   {ndications are That Furth. er Expenditure of Huge  ~ Sums of Money by Candidates will be Shown.

FARMERS WOULD ADVISE HARDING   Indianapolis Convention Names Committee to Confer with President-elect

TO TOUR PRINCIPAL CITTES,   Program of tInter-Church World Movement Will be Presented.

ROCKEFELLER PARTY ON TOUR   Score of Workers for Interchurct World Movement in Campaign Leave New York.

CLERK GENERAL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY DEAL   Rev. Dr. William Henry Roberts Ends 35 Years  of Service.

REV. ROBERTS, NOTED CHURCH WORKER. DEA   Stated Clerk of Presbyteriar General Assembly Died at Age of 76

DISTINGUISHED CHURCH WORKER PASSES AWA\   Dr. W. H. Roberts, Cler! Emeritus of Presbyterian Assembly, Dead

. WILLIAM HENRY ROBERTS DEAD   For Thirty-five Yenrs State Clerk of Presbyterian Asecmbly.

PROHIBITION COSTS $9,000,000 ANNUALL   Senators Think Estimate of AntiSaloon League Counsel Far Below Mark,

Beat Koad With Pistol   TO COST ONLY FIVE MILLION PER YEAR TO KEEP DRY—WHEELER

RAILROADERS ARE STANDING FIRM ON FULL RE-INSTATEMENT DEMAND   Blaming Genera! Managers’ Association for Refusal of R2In statement, Metropolitan District Strikers Are Prepared io “Sit Tight”—Conductors Want Increased Pay and Expense Allowance Away From Home.

RAILROAD-MEN DETERMINED TO CET A HRARING   COMMITTEE AT OFFICE OF LABOR BOARD IS GOINC TO SIT TIGHT.

TO OPERATE OIL LANDS.      Plans Considered for Work in Southern California Naval Petroleum Réserve.

DPERATION OF OIL LAND GALIFORAA 5 PLANNED BY NAVY   Will Be’ Worked Either Directly Oj By Lease To Individuals Oj Rovalty Basis.   RESERVE CGNTAINS 100 WELLS

LIBERAL WILL ASK PREMIER FOR FACTS   Wants to Know If Another Up: rising Is Planned For Ireland on April 5.

Secretary Houston  Asks for Funds   Wants a Quarter of a Million to Con. tinue Work of Controtling Out. break of Bubonic Plague,

EGION CONVENTION   Delegates Oppose Transfer of Wounded—Favor Bonus aft £4100 th Wancan {F)

Legion in Uproar Over the Civil Service Preferment   5S pringfield Gatherin; Couldn’t Agree on Stand To Take.

GOV. COX ENDS WEST VIRGINIA CTUMPING TOIIR   Democratic Nominee Starts  Three-Day Campaign  In Ohio.   QUESTIONS ARE ASKED  Enters Buckeye State After Noon Speech At Ashland, Kentucky.

COX SAYS TAFT HAS THE GIFT OF PROPHES   Ex-President’s Predictions Concerning the League All Coming True.

GOVERNOR COX ONLAST LAP Of HIS CANPAIGN   ENTERS HIS HOME STATE UPON A STRENUOUS THREE DAYS? STUMPING CAMPAIGN.   LABOR FAMILIAR WITH LEAGUE   The Governor Denies Charges That He Has Used Convict Labor and Soldiers to Break Strikes.

TAFT’S PROPHECY IS TRUE, COX SAY!   Demoergtic Candidate, Winding Up Campaign, Declares Labor, Women aud Church Support

THE. RELIGIOUS FERVOR MARKED   lin Behali of the League and 1 For Candidate Cox, So : Latter Declares.      ALSO SAYS WOMEN i FAVOR THE LEAGUE;   “Downright Lie’’ is Charge Abcut His ‘‘Labor Record’’ Retorts Ohio Governor.

TRIBUTE   That Labor, Churches and Womer Would Eudorse the League   Gov. Cox Starts on a Three Days Strenuous Campaign of Ohio.

TAFT 1S. PROPHET SAYS GOVERNOR COX   RECALLS WHAT JUDGE SAID ONE YEAR AGO ABOUT THE LEAGUE

Governor Cox  Is Back In Ohic   Touches Asland, Ky., After Leaving West Virginia During Morning.   MAKES CAPITAL OF TAFT’S PREDICTION

INDIANS EVEN UP SERIES 2 AND 2 BY TAKING 4TH GAME   Coveleskie Has Dodgers Helpless Before Superb Pitching.

CLEVELAND TAKES FOURTH COVE HOLDS BROOKLYN IN HOLLOW OF HIS ABLE PAW!

4 DODGER PITCHERS HIT HARD   Indians Gather 12 Safeties While CoveleskieIsHolding InvadersHelpless—Victory Evens Up Series.

CLEVELAND EASILY DEFEATS BROOKLYN BY HEAVY HITTING   Indians Hammer Offerings Of Four Superba Hurlers For Total Of Twelve Safeties.   WEATHER IDEAL AND APPLAUSE IS GENEROUS   series At “Pwo All And Advantage tclieved To Rest With Speaker's Men,

INDIANS AUSSIE, DODGERS   Even World Series Games By ’ Taking Fourth Contest by ‘ Score of 5 to 1.   FOUR PITCHERS USED : BY ROBINSON’S CREW   Coveleski’s Spitball Deliver, Holds Visitors Helpless; _._....Maraquard Arrested.

INDIANS MASSACRE RUBIND IN FOURTH GAME OF SERIES   Cleveland Club Now Is Picked To Win World Series—Four Brooklyn Pitchers Lose By 5-to-l Score,

CLEVELAND EVENS SERIES WITh BROOKLYN DODGERS WINNING GAME BY A SCORE OF 5 10 

CLEVELAND INDIAN MASSACRE ROBINS   {TRIBE OF SPEAKER DEFEATS BROOKLYN DODGERS BY __ ‘SCORE OF 5 TO 1.   TIMELY VICTORY 15 WON   Fourth World Series Game Featured by Strong Offensive I .. of Home .Team,

GOVELESKIE HURL SECOND VICTORY FOR SPEAKER TRIBE   Savage Attack of the. Indians Swept Robins Completely Off Their Feet.   FOUR BROOKLYN PITCHERS BATTERED TO A FRAZZLE   Dodgers Never Dangerous Ex. cept in Fourth Inning, When Their Only Rum Was Scored on Johnston's Single anc Griffith's Long Two-Bagger

CLEVELAND MASSACRED FOUR BROOKLYN PITCHERS; WIN BY SCORE OF 5 T0:   Coveleskie Is Master of the Situation Throughout Entir Nine Innings—Brooklyn’s Defense Crumbles in Earl Game—Another Game Today.

WIRLD SERIES SNOW TID TWO TO TWO   Indians Massacred the Dodgers in Game Saturday and Win  5 to 1.

JOHNSON  EMERGES FROM HIS. POLITIC SHENCE   Long Enough to Denounce the League of Nations and Wilson.

JOHNSON  EMERGES te POLITICAL  Lon g Ena ough to Deno ce the League   Long Enough to Denounce the League of Nations and Wilson.

TO REMODEL BIG HOSPITAL   Johns Hopkins in Baltimore to Reconstruct Eatire Group.

ALBANIA TO ATTACK SERBS, SAYS REPORI   Serbian Legation Charges Enemy Couniry With Plotting War

COXMISSES TWO SPEEGHES THRO’ WRECK OF TRAIN   Governor’s Special Thrown Into Ditch Near Phoenix Yesterday.

GOX SHAKEN UP IN WRECK OF SPECIAL TRAIN IN ARIZONA   Neither Candidate Nor Any of His Party Injured When Cars go off the Track   BROKEN RAIL REPORTED AS CAUSE OF. ACCIDENT   Cox Returns to Phoenix and Itinerary is Re-routed

GOVERNOR COX HLOUMES TOUR AFTER TRAIN IS WRECKED   Two Speaking Engage ments Lost When Crash Holds Up Caravan   PASSENGERS AND TRAINMEN INJURED   People at Deming, N. M., Get Ohioan Out of Bed to Hear Him Talk

COX WEATHERS  TRAIN WRECK   Democratic Candidate None the Worse for Yesterday’s Experience.

CHRISTOPH'SON DEALS BLOW TO PAPER GOUGER   Urges Action to Find Reason for Skyrocketing of Paper Prices   TO DEAL WITH CANADA   SOUTH DAKOTA SOLON OFFERS RESOLUTIN SPURRING PALMER TO ACTION ON PRINT PAPER

BACKS SEASONAL COAL RATES   Mining Engineer Tells Senate Gradu. ated Freight Tariff Would Lower Cost.

Would Cause Summer Pur. chase and Storage and Equalize Burden on Roads.   AMPLE TIME WILL BE GIVEN FOR DISCUSSION   Chairman Frelinghuysen Says No Bill Will he Reported to Fall Com. Mitfee of Senate Refore May 2. Graduated Reduction From Febru. ary to June is Suggested,

SEASONAL RATES URGED.   Engineer Says Changing Freight Charges Would Help Solve Mine Problem.

TURK GOVERNMENT TOTTERING, SAYS LONDON DISPATCH   Constantinopi,g Government Will Fai As Result of Allied Action, Says Correspondent

TURKEY VERGES __ _ON A COLLAPSE   Government Tolters Since Allies Take Possession of the Nation's Capital

TURKEY TOTTERING.      Government May Fall As Result- of Allied Occupation,

TROOPS SLOWLY ~GLOSE ON FIUME   D’Annunzio ‘Lines Gradually Forced Back.   basa OF FIUME 1S BELIEVED NEAR   No Fighting Occurs About Beleaguered City.~

RING OF (RON, LOSING ABOUT CITY AE EIIWE   Believed Captain D’Arinunzio Will be Unable to Hold Qut Against Malian +> Recujars   LEGIONARIES AT ZARA : SURRENDER 70. ITALIARS   Troops Reported in Outskirts of Fiume; Position is. Hopeless

ADVANCE FROM  LAND AND SEA   Regulars, Under Orders Not to Shoot Unless Compelled to, Move Forward, {   D’Annunzio Lines Forced Back Into Outskirts—  Meagre Reports From City   Fiumian Legionairies and Dalmation Volunteers - at Fava Sarrande

[TALIANS CLOSE IN@AROUND FUME   Fall Of City Expected Ir Near Future.

D’Annunzian Forces Being Driven Back into the  City’s Outskirts.  LAND ADVANCE IS MADE FROM TAREE DIRECTIONS      THERE IS LITTLE HOPE

DRIVE POET'S ARMY INTO CITY OF FIUME   EXPECTED THAT D’ANNUN.ZiIO FORCES CAN’? HOLD OUT LONG   POET WITHHOLDS FIRE   Forees Await His Personal Orders to Open Fire on Advancing Regulars.   Poet’s Representative at Rom: Thinks All is Lost, Including Honor.

FALL OF FIUME IS EXPECTED   D’Annunzio Forces Ar Being Closed in by lren Ring

ITALIAN FORCES SLOWLY CLOSING ~INON ANNUNZIO   Caviglia Forces Poet’s Lines to Fiume Suburbs.  LAND, SEA ATTACK  :   Army and Navy Moving Forward Toward City—Fiume Army Reduced to Hopeless Condition.

CLOSE THE IRON RING   Italian Troops are Slowly Doing This at Fiume.   NOT:-VET REAOY TO sHooT   But Both Sides Declared to be it Pesition to Start Battle o Socn.

Reported Slain While Attempting {o Prevent Fight Between His Men and the Regulars   TTALIAN TROOPS’ CLOSING IN’ ROUND INSURGENTS

ITALIAN REGULARS ROUT D’ANNUNZ10   Fiume, Besieged by Government Forces, Believed To Be Near Its Doom. —

IRON RING IS SLOWLY CLOSING AROUND FIUME      SOLDIERS UNDER GENERATI CAVIGLIA HAVE FORCED CAPT. ANNUNZIO'S LEGIONARIES BACK TO THE  Pyar scs Pam

IRON RING IS CLOSING AROUND CITY   Italian Regulars Force Back Lines of D’Annunzio— Encounter No Resistance in Advance,

FIUME WILL FALL   LiTiLk HOPE FOR WANNUNZIO AGAINST PPTARIANS.   Pall of Fiume Is Expected at Anytime, as Poet Pights Aegainst Odds.

Italians Drawing Tron Ring Around Insurgent City   Poet-Soldier’s Troops Forced to Outskirts; Land and Sea Forces Advance, Tighten GripT oavine Lesionaries Almost Hopeless.

AFRAID ALL 19 LOST AT FIUME   D’Annunzio’s Friends Feel There is No Hope for the Poet to Hold Out.   Forces of Italian Army Gradually Closing Grip Around the City.

UNLY MIRACLE CAN SAVE FIUME 10 DANNUNZIO   ‘Ttalian Government Troops Prepare to Close in on Poet Rebel.   DICTATOR’S FORCES WILL BE OVERCOME    Demonstrations of Sympathy in Rome Are Suppressed.

ITALIAN TROOPS TRAP D’ANNUNZIO; FIUME TOTTERS   Fall Of City, Held By; Mad Poet, Expected Hourly.

FALL OF D'ANNUNZIO’S FORCES IS LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE SOON   Italian Government Troops Are Slowly Closing Iron Rin; Around Fiume, Where Little Band of Legion aires Are Standing Siege.

TRON RING CLOSING AROUND D'ANNUNZIO      Grip Regulars Have Taken Has~Reduced Legionnaires to Almecst Hopeless Posit:on.

CLOSING IN ON FIUME Little Force of Legionaries Still Hold City.

FALL OF FIUME = IS CLOSE AT HAND   Italian Army Closing on City—D’Annunzio’s Legion Reduced to Almost Hopeless Position   FIUMAN LEGIONAIRES AND VOLUNTEER CHDDENNE

BEHELD BH D TANIA   Italian Regulars’ Reported to ;Be Marching Steadily on Poet’ e Stronghold    SIGNOR ODENIGO, ‘BAYS HE’. IS-AFRAID ALE I8 LOST   Small Force of 4,500 ¢ 4,500 ‘Cannot Bold Against: ‘Italian: “Ariny: , oF 20.0000.      DEMONSTRATION: IN ROME   Fiuman and: Dalmatian Volunteers Reported ee ene , to ‘Regulars

D'ANNURZIO'S MEN ‘GIVING GROUND   To ‘Gen. Cavigita,"Who 13 Advaneing From. Three Directions   ATIEMPT WARSHIP’S CAPTURE   Fiume Soldiers and Volunteers Mako Bold Try to Take Vessel, But Are Defeated: With Losses

FUME; WILL FALL      HOPE vor, AGAINST PTARIA     wNUNZIO        Fall of Fimne Is Expected at Any-

TWO BILLIONS QF RE-DISCOUNTS UN FARM DEALS   Governor Harding of Federal Reserve Bank Makes a Report.   FAR EXCEEDS AMOUNT RECORDED IN 191¢   Central Districts Figure: Show St. Louis to Have High Record.

BANKS REDISCOUNT TWO MILLIONS IN PAPER   MINNEAPOLIS LEADS’ IN AMOUNT OF FARMERS SECUR. ITY FLOATED

FARM DISCOUNT DOUBLED IN °2¢   NEARLY TWO BILLIONS IN PAPER TAKEN AS COMPARED TO $719,286,000 IN 1919

TWO BILLIONS LOANED OW cp   Harding of Federal Reserv Board Estimates That Muc! Is Outstanding on Paper o1 Farm Products, in Report t Senate Committee.

FEDERAL BANKS AID THE FARMER   Amounts Weary two billion Dollars Worth of Paper This er...  Re-Discounts in 1919 Only  $719,000,000 Says Bank Head.

REDISCOUNTS BY AEOERVE BANKERS ABOUT 2 BILLION   Amount Estimated in Special Report Sent to Agricuyltural Committee.   Figures Include Eleven Districts—No Report From Gotham Banks.

MUCH FARN PAPER 5 REDISCOUNTEL   $2,000,000,000 Worth Han dled by Reserve Bank.

ARMUONNS ARE “INTARGE SUNS   Nearly: Two Billion Dollars Ac ~ "cording. To Federal Re=   MUCH. HIGHER THAN IN £915   Figures, Given in Response To: ~Senate-Request Are All. ° . Estimates. ‘

Two Billions On  Farm Product:   Federal Reserve Banks Rediscaunted Two Bilons Worty of Paper Based on Produets of Farm,

Two Billions On  Farm Product   Bedevay ReserVo Banks Redisconated Two Dillons Wort}, of Paper Based on Preducts of Farin,

St. John’s Cathedral, Cleveland, Packed to Doors At Funeral Services for Ball Player Killed By Pitched Ball.

COOLIDGE PLEASED TO RUN   Accepts Nomination as an Honor anc Duty—Declares It Came to Him Unsought.

3AYS NOMINATION UNSOUGHT   Governor Coolidge Is Pleased to Be Team.Mate of Harding.

CHILEAN NOMINEE ATTACKED   Son of Presidential Cahdidate Rushes at Would-Be Assassin and Prevents Tragedy.

SECOND ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE   THREE SHOTS FIRED AT PRESIDENTIAL NOMI.NEE IN CHILI.

ORDERED $50,000 DISTRIBUTED      The Probate Court Orders A Partial Distribution In The Odle  wm..4.4.

EDISON CCMPANY MEN STRIKE   Ukicage Electric Light Seppiy lis Threatened With Curtailment.

SE ROLL (oe. aaa Se MLECTION WILEL/RE ORDERLY   Troops Will ‘Guara Versailles Dur ‘ing PresideniiaL tecthon!

MINERS AND THE OWNERS HOLD DIFFERENT CREEDS   Wolshnien tn Opposing Classes Show Widely Diverwent Views Regard:  ing God's Gift.

OPERATOR'S CREED “¥S..MINER’S CREEL          4 of “Mictig World. “Are * Causing Comment. .°

RED INVADERS ARE REPORTED SHOWING HEELS   .Warsaw Sector Being Rapidly  Cleared As Bolsh Fall Back   ooo  ‘BOLSH REPORTED MAKING WAY  ACROSS BUG IN HASTY : RETREAT

Warsaw Sector Rapidly Being Cleared of Reds, While 10,000 Prisoners and Cannon Are Taken.

UFTENOWE OF POLED 1 NOW IN FULL SWIM   Warsaw Is Saved From Rus sian Invasion. Leon Trotzky, Minister of War, Interviews the Germans.   By Extending Front to En velop Warsaw From Four Sides, “Red” Generals Turn Victory Into Stinging Defeat.

TEN THOUSAND BOLSHEVIKI ARE MADE CAPTIVES AS REDS ARE DRIVEN BACK

POLES TAKE yous      i eavy Artillery Is ‘Turning: Red Defeat Into Rout.

101.000 PRISONERS. TAKEN BY POLES   Thirty Cannon, 300 Machine Guns and. Other Supplies _ Are ‘Captured.   BOLSHEVIKI IN RETREAT   Leon Trotzky Reported to Have Had Meeting With German Staff Officers

NOW IN FULL SWING      Poles are Driving Reds Back Precipitately

WARSAW SECTOR BEING RAPIDLY  CLEARED OF THE BOLSHEVIK!   The Polish Offensive Making It Decidedly Hot for the Reds— More’ Than 10,000 Prisoners Captured, 30 Canon, 300. Machine Guns and Thousands of Supply Carts. —

WARSAW REPORTS 10,000 RUSSIAN PRISONERS HELD   Large Amount of Munitions and Supplies Captured  in CounterMove. .

i BE HUNTED DOW   Government Forces Fully Organized to Make Nation. Wide Prehibition Effective From Jump-Off.

PROHIBTION LAW WILL BE GIO ENFORCED, KRAMER   COMMISSONER HAS STAFF O1 1,500 MEN READY FOR DUTY,   DRASTIC ACTION PLENNED   Bureau of Internal Revenue Has $2,000,000 for Work— Masked Men Make $100,000 “Haul” in Chicago

READY 10 ENFORCE PROHIBITION RULES   Constitutional Amendment Now in Effect.   DRASTIC ACTION PLANNED   Treasury Department's Official: Engaged in Linking Up De. tailed Arrangements for Aid. ing Local Authorities in Driv. ing out Illegitimate Dealers _ Mammicsioners Named.

SAHARA HAS NOTHING ~ONUS.   Dream of Years of Those  - Who Oppose the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor Now a Reality:   NATION WIDE DRY ' ‘LAW ISIN EFFECT

NATION BIDS AREWELL 10 KING ALCOHOL   Federal Amendment Ousting John Barleycorn Became Effective at Midnight—Enforcement Machinery ‘Oiled’ for Work.   CELEBRATIONS ARE HELD   Passing of “Dethroned Ruler” Fittingly Observed by Those Who for Many Years Sought to Wrest Crown From Him.

UNITED STATES NOW “DRY.”   Prohibition By A Constitutional  - Amendment Prevails.

Kramer's Selection of Enforcement Officials for Na“tio Is Conipletes =~    WILL INVENTORY ALL. LIOUOR STOCKS IN US.    Prohibition Commissioner Has $2,000,000 Fund for law  Enforcement.

OBSEQUIES FOR J. BARLEY CORK   Senator. Thomas, Hisaself Oy d to COME TRUE AS WATION GOES UNDER BAN   STATES RIGHTS CHALLENGED   ‘Senator... Thoma,.-Himselt--Oposedto Liquor, Sees Revolutionary Change Effected.

NATIONAL PRORIBITION NOW FACT WN AMERIGE   FINAL STEP IN WORK OF ENFORCING. FORM IS TAKEN BY. SEC. RETARY. GLASS..   Commissioner Kramer’ Has Staff’ of Nearly 1,500 Men; Bureau: Has: $2,000,000 for Work.

PROHIBITION IS NOW REALITY IN AMERICA   Became Effective at Midnigh! Friday, Jan. 17—-Men and Money to Enforce Law.

FEDERAL AGENTS READY TOUPHOLD PROHIBITION LAW   Commissioner Kramer's Staff of 1,500 Men Begins Work Today   CIVEN FULL AUTHORITY   Drastic Steps Will Be Taker Against Violaters—Guard Liquor in Storage

THE GREAT “SAHARA” NOW   NATION WIDE PROHIBITION INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT.   A Staff of Nearly 1,500 Men Will Start This Morning to Enforce the Laws Kaplicitiy Set Forth by Treasury,

AMERICA HAS “FNTERED FRA HENGLOUNR   NATION-WIDE — PROHIBITION , AMENDMENT IN FORCE AT MIDNIGHT.   AIO LEGAL NOTICE TAKEN   Little Ceremony and Only the Officers Whose Duty It Is to Be to Enforce the Law Are Engaged. Legalw Tangles Expected—Much Booze Stolen from Warchouses.

LID WAS CLAMPED DOWN TIGHT AT MIDNIGHT OVER U. S.   Dream of Persons Opposed t Sale of Liquor Has Become Effective.   FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS READY TO ENFORCE ACT   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Says 1,500 Men Will Be on Job Today.

BEAUTIFUL RUSSIAN PRINCESS   Body Taken from Lake Geneva Is Sivth af Rucecian Noahlewomen.

ATTORNEYS ASK FOR NEW TRIAL FOR DESANTIS  PARTNER IN CRIME DEAD BY SUICIDE; ASKED  FOR LENIENCY.  NO DATE HAS BEEN ©   CET FOR FYECIITION

DE SANTIS GUILTY OF MURDER   Wan Responsible for a Riet Sentenced to Be Haanged.

Gonzales To Head Revolt In Mexico?   One Of His Supporters Is De. feated In Fight With Federal Troops At Monterey   FOLLOWERS  DISPLEASED   Exelusion Of Chief From Part In Government Is Given As Cause

GONZALES HAS STARTED REVOLUTION   FORMER CANTINDATE Midis MEX JOAN PRESIBENCY E. p VORB AGAIN va See      AN UNPORTANT STATE CAPEPAI ACROSS THE RIO. GRANDE. WAS ATTACKED EARLY 7e4ahe &£ ar

New Revolt in Mexico Starts In Monterey   Rebels Show Little Progres As De La Huerta Troops Take Field.

ANOTHER MEXICAN UPRISING STARTED   Pabla Gow  Vor Frey     les, Former Candidate     ency, Ras Revolred. Aguinst Ohvezon-Huerta Government,

COUNTER- “CLAIMS IN RUSSO THEATRI   Dudenny’s Forces Forc ed Across Bug River Report—Russo’s Gain

MATEWAN PEOPLE FRIENDLY TOWARDS THE STATE POLICE   No Animosity Because of Their Presence and Town is Reported Quiet and Orderly.   NO ARRESTS UNTIL ‘ALL FUNERALS HAVE BEEN HELD   Jndce Damron of Cirenit Court and Prosecuting Aliorney Bronson on Scene, but Grand Jary Will Not be Called to Investigate Shooting Un ti) After Primary Tuesday,

MORE WHISKY 10 U.S. THAN EVER   Scottish Distillers Claim Business With America Greatly Increased.

TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL COM WENCEMENT OF THE NEW MEX ICO MILITARY INSTITUTE, ROS

TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL COM WENCEMENT OF THE NEW MEX ICO MILITARY INSTITUTE, ROS AWETY. 1990.

GREAT BRITAIN, ITALY AND U. S. OPPOSE ACTION  Belgium Alone _ Joins  With France In

THEY “ARE. co: INTO! INDI ANA ‘TAKE Locust. PLAGUE.            ‘Most of. Them: Expect the. ‘Public te l Believe: ‘Extravagant Statements,

DELUGE OF SPEAKERS   THEY ARE COMING INTO INDI ANA LIKE LOCUST PLAGUE.   Most of Them Expect the Public t Believe Extravagant Statements.

MINE UNION AGREES =. T0 CONTRACT BASED ON U.S, WAGE AWARD   Leaders Plan to Ask Farthe Increases for Anthracite  Workers:   MANY MINERS STILL OUT "TODAY IN PROTEST STRIKE   Raise. But Little More than. Earlier Offer of Operators

CONTRACT IS UNSATISFACTORY   Workers Get Little Mor Than Offer Rejected Last Spring

DISSATISFIED MINERS WILL FORM PLANS   Anthracite Diggers Accept Terms  That Will Begin New Agita_ tions for More Wages.

WILL ASK INCREASES   Miners ia Afthracite Field Ac: cept Award But Ask fer More.

SCALE ACCEPTED, _ NEW ONE ASKED   Anthracite Miners Sign 2-Year Contract on U, S. Award   ANOTHER HEARING URGED   -Many Collieries Are Still Idle as Protest

HARD: COAL: MINERS ARF DISSATISFIED   Union Representatives Sign Contract but Seek to Reopen Arreement. +

MINERS olGN AGREEMENT BUT WANT RAISE   Many Mines Throughout Anthracite Regions Still dle When Werkers Remain Out

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CRIMINAL - 18 FOUND DEAD IN CELL   His Trial Had Been in Progress for Several Days at Marion

ALL GUN TOTING IS FORBIDDEN   Trial ef I. W. W's in Monte sins Will Be Made as Safe as Possible for Spectators and the Court.

(COURT BANS GUNS AT TRIAL OF ACCUSED L W. W.   ATTORNEY FOR DEFENSE DIS: ARMED, SPECTATORS AND JURORS SEARCHED FOR ARMS

GUN TOTING TABOOED QURING W. W. HEARING   Counsel for Defense Claims Threats Made on . Him

34 SAILORS HELD AT NEWPORT NEWS   Crew of Poughkeepsie Chargee With Mutiny at Bermuda

SAILORS MUTINY CAPTAIN STATES   84 Members Of Crew Of United States Vessel Are Placed Under Arrest

REVISION OF TREATY 10 PLEASE TTALIAN IDEAS DEMANDED IN GHAMBEF   DEPUTY SAYS ITALY MUST NOT JOIN ALLIANCE UNTIL REVISION IS WADE,

WARN ITALY ON ANEW ALLIANGE   DEPUTY DECLARES ; MUST FIGHT SHY OF ANGLOFRENCH AGREEMENT   Asserted That Reason European Money Is Losing Value Is Because the Allies Have No Credit.

DEMANDS ~~ REVISION   ltaly wit Require It Betere Shi Joias The Anglo-French Alliance,

SAYS SPEECHES REDS PARALLEL THOSE HARDING   Colby Charges Efforts G. O. P. Defeat League Aids Spread Disorder

COLGY COMPARES HARDING WITH REDS   Declares Soviet Russia Is Sympathic With Harding's Substitute Proposal.

QUESTION TO THE FRONT   PROPOSED CALIFORNIA ANTE JAPANESE LAND LAW CREATING SERIOUS SITU. ATION.   LAW (5 DISCRIMINATOR'   Indicated That Japanese Ambasstdo: Will Demand That Federal Government Prevent Law Being Carried into Etfeet,   fie A. ts BRADFORD.

U.S. AND JAPAN - HOLDING TIGH]   California Agitation Agains Japs Brings on Complicated International Situation.   OFFICIALS HAVE A PLAN

‘Neither Nation Is Willing t Back Down on California Controversy.

SEEKING & SOLUTION OF THE COMPLIGATED SHTUATION IN GAL   Washington Hopeful of Settle ment With Japan By a Pian Tentatively Formulated.

UAPAN WILL INSIST UPON FULL RIGHTS   ON TIDE OTHER WAND THE   UNITED STATES WILL CONTINUE TO EXCLUDE JAPAN—PRO : POEM CROWS CRERIOUS

ANTI - AMERICAN SENTIMENT WILL: SWEEP OVER JAE       Provided the Measure Prohibitin Holding Land in U.S. Ad Californians, Be comes a La lem Is Serious For This Gove

lapanese Situation Brought On By California Land Bill  ~ Most Serious Foreign Issue

TO CHECK ARRIVAL OF REDS.   American Consuls Exercise Strict Sarvelllonce of Passport Vises.

‘NEEDS MORE ROOM FOR RUM   Liner Mauretania Reached Britain With Its Supply Exhausted by the Thirsty.

PARCHED THROATS. WERE IRRIGATED . AS” THIRSTY PASSENGERS THRONGED © /- SALON OF CUNARD LINER

DOCKERS SOON EALP' TIED.   ‘hinsty Passengers Consume Man: retania’s Supply on One Voyage.

SHIPS NEED LARGER CELLARS,   More Storage for Beverages Needed for Future Shins.

THIRSTY PASSENGERS CLEAN UP ON BOOZE ON TRIP. TO ENGLAND   MAURETANIA TAKES ON RECORL STOCK BUT IT IS ALL LICKED ‘ UP ENROUTE.

SHIP'S BARTENDERS BUSY   Record Stock on Mauretania Consumed During Trip.

: eal cnedtna teen ..veetasnencaecnrr MAURETANIA’S BOOZE ‘pr NOT LAST: LONG

“EORCE THE GUARANTEE”   “Peace Insured by the Side Which Has the Power,” Mr. Wilson Added.

WILSON PROMISED RUMANIA & SERBIA MILITARY Ai   PEATE CONFERENCE PROCEED. INGS EN POSSESSION OF NEW YORK TRIBUNE   QUOTE PRESIDENT AS GIVING GUARANTY AS CHARGED BY SENATOR SPENCER

SIEZE AMERICAN PLANE ON BORDER   Custom Officials Also Refuse Passports to Aviator for Mexico.

WOOD'S PLURALITY 2 OMUWN Ad 0,947   Somplete Unofficial Returns from Primary Place Johnson as Close Second in Race.   LANDSLIDE FOR W. T. M’CRAY

WOOD IS STILL: . LEADING FELD FOR NOMINATION   FESLER FOR REPUBLICAN GOV. ERNOR, HAS PLURALITY OF ONE VOTE IN HOME CO.

STATE 10 SEGIN NEW YEAR WITH PLENTY OF MONEY IN TREASHA!   ALMOST SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS TO CREDIT OF ALL THE STATE'S FUNDS.

——  Texas Treasury Starts New Year With $6,986.821 Cash to Credit in Various Funds

MAHER ELECTED PRESIDENT NORFOLK AND WESTERN   Will Begin New Duties on Mareh 1  Johtsen to Become Chairman ai Dive eel

lothing Makers’ Districts to be Invaded by Mammoth Overall Parade in New York

Men Plan for March Saturday In Which Overalls and Old ‘Clothes Will be Worn.

STYLE TAILORS SCISSOR FANCY OVERALL SUITS   MANUFACTURERS PREOICT CLUBS - WILL ONLY BANKRUPT SMALL MERCHANTS AND NOT LOWER PRICES

URT OVERRULES DEMURRER FILED BY G. E. HUGHES   Five Counts in Indictment Against Operators and Miners Sustained.   TRIAL IS SET FOR NOV 8

LOURT SUSTAINS ONLY FIVE COUNTS AGAINST MINERS   Thirteen Of Original Eighteen Counts Are. Quashed.   LEVER LAW IS Hit

) COUNTS IN GOAL MEN'S INDICTMENT UPHELD BY COURT   U. S. Judge Anderson Overruled Demurrer to Findings Filed by Hughes—Trial Is Set for November.

UEMURRER DOES NOT FIND FAVOR   Is Overruled by Federal Judge An Anderson  5 COUNTS SUSTAINED   Pleas of Not Guilty Are Filec by Most of Defendants In dicted for Alleged Conspir. acy ,to Violate Lever Act— Thirteen Points Quashed or Motion of Huches

At Same Time Judge Anderson Declared Three Sections Of Lever Food Control Act Uncon  TRIALS WILL BEGIN NOV -8

JUDGE ANDERSON OVERRULES DEMURRER FILED BY HUGHES   Sustains Five Counts Charg ing Miners and Operators With Conspiracy

Only Defendants Residing in Pennsylvania and Indiana Brought Into Court; Others Have Filed Proceedings in . Protest; Parts of Lever Act Are Held Good   QVERRULES MOTION TO QUASH

START ARGUMENT DEPORT MARTENS   So-Called Soviet Ambassador Charged with Desire Overthrow Government.

LUDWIG MARTENS GASES ARGUED   Final Proceedings in Long Drawn Out Litigation Said To Be Under Way With the Government Brief Already Qa itted.

CHINESE ARE ASTONISHED   Maj. Wm, R. Mcdain, Former Squad: ton Commander of British Air Forces, Introduced Joyriding.

TAKING ACTION TO PUSH TRIALS BALL PLAYERS   President Comiskey May Take Charge of Prosecution Himself.

NEBRASKA BIG CORN CROP.   Only Farly Frost Can Prevent Enormous Yield in That State.

NOT GUILTY OF POGROMS.   Dental of Ukrainians of Hostility to  the Jewa.

I  BIG LIQUOR SEI SEIZURE   Over $100,000 Worth of Wet Qoaoad« Conficcated

WARNS OF RAIDSON WAREHOUSES HOLDING LIQUOR      “Dry” Agent Seizes . Mori Than $100,000 Worth of . BaAnze in New Tercey,

‘RAIDING LIQUOR WAREHOUSES      New Jersey Prohibition Supervisor Opens Up At Perth Ambroy.

TY ATTITUDE OF MADOD Wks NOT KILLED HIS BOOM   Name Recurs Often in Gos sip in Democratic Convention Circles.   WEST VIRGINIANS BASING HOPES ON A DEADLOCK   Say if Early Balloting Makes It Apparent Cox or Palme! Cannot Win Ohio and Penn.   gylvania Will Pprobably Sup.  port John W. Davis.

M'ADOO BOOM REFUSES TO LAY ON SHELF   POSSIBILITY OF HIS NOMINATIO? “STIRS INTEREST AS DEMOS GATHER   COX-PALMER IN DEADLOCK   Looks Like Convention Probabilit as Sessions Draw Near—Owen On Ground.

HOPE DEADLOCK WILL TURN TIDE   Irresistibly in Direction of William McAdoo      While on Surface Accepting Candidate’s Dictum Supporters Cling to Hope of Nominating Their Favorite—Palmer Delegation May Go to Davis in Event of Deadlock

AOTING. LEAGUE HAS MANY DEFEGTS oAYS OA. BUTLEE   President of Columbia Col: lege Says Harding Would Not Shirk His Duty,

PHEVIDERT 3 VOYAGE 10 PARIO AN EAROH   Worid, Anxious for War to End, Approved the League Covenant Without Hesitation and Without Debate  rrr rant i mer tm Ae aS ee   REPUBLICANS NOT TO TAKE BACKWARD PATH   Party’s Policy Points Wa\ to Remodeling the Cove. nant to Make It Conforn igo American Principles.

FOR SALE—Household furniture, Cal 2709 South Main. ~   NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

W. M. HUNTER PHYSICIAN @ SURGEON  PERMANENTLY LOCATED DRUGS FURNISHED JFFICE PHONE 36 _ RES. PHONE 36   033974 Notice for Publication

MARKET DROPS   Stocks Took a Decided Slump Today — General Decline in. Grains

RECOGNITION OF NEW GOVERNMENT MAY BE DELAYED   American Protest Offers ~ New Obstacle to Recognizing Huerta

MEXICO MUST DEAL FAIR WITH OIL MEN   Oil Controversy Further OGomplicates Recognition of New Mevican Government.

FURTHER OF   WON HAS BEEN rURWPrLicATED BY 4 MEN  THE QUES THER COS AMERICAN Oil   ACCUIRANCES REQUIRED   tis Government Wil Not be Partheoming Until Mestico Gives Evidence of Protectine EFaereigners.  recognition of tl

RECOGNITION MAY BE MELAYED NOW   NEW NOTE TO MEXICAN GOVERN MENT MAY CAUSE WITHHOLDING, OF RBRRCOGNTTION

BIG GUNS FOR JAP WARSHIPS   New Battle Cruisers to Be Equipped With 18-Inch Weapons.

WAPAN PLANS 18-INCH GUNS   Unable to Compete With U. 8. Naval Construction Program, Japs Turn to Armament.

AMERICANIZATION DAY PLANS MADE   MONDAY, MAY 3, WILL BE OBSERVED AS AMERICAN DAY HERE   Veterans of Grand Army Wi!! Heac Celumn in the Afternoon Parade

Veterans of Grand Army Will Heac Column in the Afternoon Parade   Patriotic Fiests Will be Penture o the Parade—Prizes Offered For Best

FEDERATION OF MEN’S CLUBS  OF THE CITY IS DISCUSSED   Me ese ag Mh Seg  Matter Is Taken Up at the Meeting of Grace Church Men; Committee ls Appointed

FEDERATION OF MEN’S CLUBS OF ‘THE CITY IS DISCUSSED   Matter Is Taken Up at the Meeting oi . Grace Church Men; Committee Is Appointed

FORMER KAISERIN ASNEAR TO DEAT   Pormer Physiciaus: From Berliu ‘Ar E o +. + Called to Treat Her -

EX-EMPRESS OF GERMANY REPORTED NEAR DEATH   Kaiserin Augusta Victoria I Sinking Despite Attendance  of Old Court Physicians.   HEART TROUBLE CAUSE

“CONDITION 15 SERIOUS.   Gut the Former Kajserin ts in No fmmediate Danger.

EEE ere ee  FORMER EMPRESS OF _ GERMANY IS AT POINT OF DEATH IN HOLLAND

FORMER EMPRESS; ~ 1S REPORTED ILL   “oo ON 5 i Death of Former Empress of - Ger\ ° Many Reportd Expected  Any Hour. f

FORMER EMPRESS HELD NEAR DEATE   Kaiserin’s Condition Said to Leave “But Little Hope for Recovery: Suf. fers From Heart Trouble and Com. plication of Diseases,

EX-EMPRESS OF GERMANY NEAR DEATH   Reports from Ameron gen Tells of Former Kaiser’s Condition.

FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL   According te Newspaper Her Death Is Expected at Any Time.

“IS NEAR TO DEAT   Former Physicians ‘From Berlin’ Are Called to Treat Her

RMER EMPRESS SERIOUSLY IL]   HEALTH BECAME MUCH WORSE WHEN. IMPERIAL FAMILY FLED FROM BERLIN   (By United Press) -

MEX. VOLCANO IS AWAKENING   SMOKE ISSUING FROM THE CRATER WARNS OF DANGER.

NO AUTHORITY TG ELL Sulro   Formerly Germany’s, Seized Under Resolution of Congress Says Senator from Arizona,   THE SHIPPING BOARD NOT EXPECTED TO SELL   No Bids to be Accepted or Sales Made Pending Further Concideration.

SHIPPING BOARD WITHOUT — POWER T0 SELL VESSELS      Eix-German Ships Can not Be Sold Is Contention.  (oe a  POWERS EXCEEDED  a   British , Desire For Possession Aired In Conference.

SHIPPING BOARD HAO NO POWER 10 SELL SHIPS, HE SAYS   Senator Ashurst insistent in his stand—Points to law

President-Elect Will” “Discuss World Status” - With Bryan at Mario:

LATE SECY iF STATE 10 si NARION 00)   International Situation Sub ject of Proposed Conference. Report

LATE SECY. UF alAlt 10 Viall MARION S00   International Situation Sub: ject of Proposed Conterence, Report

Opponent of League Entry Follows Hughes at Marion Conference.   SECRECY IS SHROUDING KITCHEN CONFERENCES   Hughes Offered Post of Sec: retary of State Is Rumor,

BRYAN TO CONFER WITH PRESIDENT ELECT HARDING   {By United Press.)

THREE OFFICERS SHOT TO DEATH   Were Members of Baltic Force and Had Fired into Crowd.   CLASHES OCCUR IN BERLIN

BEAL RAMI IN ——GHAUS OF REVOLT   Spasmodic Disorders Continue Causi ing Many Additional Casualties.

ae IN BERLIN, WAY Me SHOT EW   CITY IS UNABLE TO CALM   MANY RIOTS AND B1O0D) IS SHED FREELY 10 REAL BATTLES

CHADS REIGNING IN BERLIN, MANY ARE SHOT DOWN   CITY IS UNABLE TO CALM   MANY RIOTS AND BL90D {1S SHED FREELY IN REAL BATTLES

DISURDERS IN BERLIN CAUSE SUME DEATHS   DEPARTING TROOPS FIRE ON CROWDS TO MANIFEST THEIR DISAPPROVAL   Strike In Berlin Continues Makine Food Scarce And Sunnlies Difficult To Obtain.

THREE TFFIGERS SHOT AND KILLEL   Berlin Has Not Yet Emerged From Chaos Resulting From Coup D’Etat of Kapp and His Associates.

CHAOS STILL REIGNS IN GERMAN CAPITOL   MANY KILLED AND WOUNDE! IN RIOTS AS KAPP TROOPS MAKE DEPARTURE   ARMED WORKERS ATTACK

‘Clashes Between  Workers and Soldiers In Many German Cities.   STRIKE AND DISORDERS S: 6CONTINUE IN BERLIN      Baltic Troops Leaving City Open Fire With Machine “Guns to Halt Crowd.

CHESTER 1% A HOSPITAL.   Police Chiei ‘Orders Alleged Slayer Sent To Gbservation Ward.

CHESTER. TO HOSPITAL   Alleged Slever Anenars to Be in a State of Coma

SHIPPING BOARD “GRAFT IS BARED INHOUSEREPOR'   Government Robbed of _ Millions, Investiga-— tors: Declare... >

Corporation  CONTRACTS OBTAINED. BY FRAUD IS CLAIMED  Gress Waste. of Government Funds and Padding of Payrells Is New  Charsed

AWFUL WASTE SAY COMMITTEE   CORRUPTION OF EMPLOYES CHARGED — GERMAN DEALS ARE EXPOSED-—-HAVEN FOR  SLACKERS.

SERIOUS CHARGES  ARE MADE AGAINST SHIPPING BOARD   Report Containing Accusations Has Been Submitted To House Committee.   BOARD CHAIRMAN REFUSES TO DISCUSS REPORT   Many Phases Of Shipping Bord’ Operations Are Revealed In Lengthy Report.

Corruption and Graft io Shipping Board Are Charged by Probers in Report to House   Padding. of Pay Rolls by Firms Repairing Government Owned Vessels and Maladministration of Fleet Corporation Alleged by Investigators.

Aloo WASTE OF FEDERAL FUNDS DURING THE WAR   Evasion of Draft and German - American Deals Among the Accusations.

CORRUPTION OF EMPLOYES IS ALSO ALLEGED BY TWO FORMERLY UPON PAY ROLL

HOUSE REPORT BARES GRAFT   Fraud of Millions in Pay Roll Padding and Contracts Is Charged in Report.

Officials of Federal Corporation Are Suspected.   SALES CROOKED   Federal Property in Board Elands Sold For a Song.

+ es Are Found in Operations of Board.   apESTIGATORS TELL WHAT THEY FIND   2 Year with Emergency Fleet Corporation.      - Former Employes Asser        c-nuds Honeycomb Departments—Some Transactions Revealed in the Report.

JREDIT FOR GooD RESULTS, BUT CROOKEDNESS CREPT IN ANYWAY   CONTRACTORS PULLS"   Some Officials. - Emplor es and Con* tractors Hand in Hand, It is eved,

Former Employes ‘Charge Mal: Administration: During Ww :       DECLARES. “CONTRACTORS: FLEECE FEDERAL BOARD   Admiral Behson Refiises Comment, Promising .a*State-ment to Committees:

“BOARD IS ~~ NOFA FIRE      Wholesale Graft and Corruption Charged In Report to House Committee.   LEAVES UNTOUCHED 14 GENERAL SUBJECTS   Padded Pay Rolls, Wholesak Thefts and Improper Loans Among Charges,

. 9, REPORT SHOWS-GRAFT   SHIPPING BOARD CHARGED WITH MUCH FRAUD   CHAIRMAN BENSON SILENT   Refure> To Discuss Allegations of Crookedness

SHIPPING BOARD LED BY GRAFT   SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS MADE BY COMMITTEE.   FEARFUL WASTE AND THEFT   Corporations Sanctioned by the Board Even Went So Far As Ta Gol lect 10 Per Cent for Selling Liberty Bonds,

CORRUPTION IN SHIPPING BOARD IS NOW CHARGED   Former Employes Of Board Sub mit Report To House OF Rep  resentatives ‘Committee Os Wrhnnwativcnts 5   CHAIRMAN BENSON SILENT

GROSS CORRUPTION COMMITTEE CHARGE AGAINST SHIP BOARD   Claim Is Made That Employes Were Corrupted by Contractors and Others,   CHAIRMAN BENSON WILL MAKE COMPLETE REPORT   Examination is Made for Congressional Committee by lormer Employes.

SHIPPING BOARD CORRUPT, SAY FORMER EMPLOYES IN REPORT TO COMMITTEE OF THE LOWER HOUSE   Graft in Purchasing Supplies and Bribery Alleged; Political or Other Influences Used in Obtaining Contracts for Ship Construction Are Among the Maze of Charges Made.   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRE Sse)

CHARGE GRAFT IN SHIPPING BOARD   REPORT TO CONGRESSIONAL PROBERS ALLEGES CORRUPTION AND WASTE

LORRUPTION UF OFFICERS 1S INGLUDED   Investiagtors Make Report Covering 100 Pages Detailing Maze of Alleged Wrongs—Chairman Benson Declines to Comment —Padded Payrolls and Draft Evasion, Too.

CORRUPTION BOTH OF EMPLOYES. AND OFFICIALS CHARGED   Graft in Purchasing Supplies for and in Repairing Ships Alleged.   POLITICAL INFLUENCE IN OBTAINING OF CONTRACTS   Maze of Accusations in Report Submitted to House Committee on Shipping Board Operations by Two Former Employes.

GRAFT SHOWN ON ALL SIDES   BURNING INDICTMENT, MADE oF SHIPPING BOARD.   CHARGES OF OUTRIGHT THEFT   PAYROLLS PADDED AND MEN IN EMPLOY BRIBED.   Repert Declares Cerreption and Criminal Extravagaace Rampant Ameng Centractors Whe Secured Awards.

ALLEGE FRAUD AND POLITICS RAN U.S. FLEET   Committee’s Report Shows Government Was Cheated on Contracts and on Sales   2AD EMPLOYEES’ WAGE   MEN WHO WOULD NOT TAKE BRIBES WERE INSULTED AND FRIGHTENED OFF JOBS

Two Former Employes Submit Report of  Alleged Scandalous Conditions After Lengthy Investigation; Congressional. . Committee to Probe Affairs of Board   CLAIM POLITICAL PATRONAGE

MANY ARE KILLED IN ARMED CLASHES   Engagements Between Germar Citizens And Military Have Fatal Endings.

FIRST GAME 10 DETROIT   Tigers Beat Cleveland in Ten Innings.   SCORE WAS FIVE TO FOUR   Mails Was Knocked Out of Box in Eighth — Second Game Is On.

Tigers Knock Mans Out of Box and Win From : Indians in 10th, 5-4

RANGE: CRUERS THREE VESSELS   To Proceed From the Levant “to. Odessa—Is It to Aid Wrangel?   FRANCE WOULD SEEK AID OF UNITED STATES   Paris Press Holds They Hold Common Policy Against the Rolchevists.

France Takes First Active Military Move   Three French Cruisers Are Ordered To Proceed To Odessa   COMMENTS BY , FRENCH PRESS

tt Al   Definite Military Step Taker in Consonance With New Policy.   REJOICE U.S. SUPPORT   Newspapers Jubilant Over American Attitude Expressed in Italian Note.

FIRST STEP TMEN BY FRINGE TO AD GEN WANE  Three French Cro'sers Have Beer Ordered to Odessa.

INDUSTRY IN. GREAT BRITAIN FEELS sTRIK      Mills and Factories Feel Pinch — Other Strikes May Follow The Miners. .cscsul

Scottish Railroads Are Threatened Toc   Men Reported to Stop Work i Support of English Minwi!!! COU ere Today.

FEELING PINGH OF THE STRIKE   MILES AND FACTORIES IN ENG LAND ARE BRGINNING TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS   THE STRIKE MAY SPREAD   AN Labor Unions in the United Kingdom to Hold Meetings This Week and Strike Votes May  Be Taken.—One Million Miners Are Out.

SeVERE BLOW TO SHIPPINE   AMERICA LESS AFFECTED BY BRITISH COAL STRIKE THAN OTHERS

BRITISH INDUSTRY © HARD HIT BY COAL MINER'S STRIKE   WILLS AND FACTORIES FEEL THE PINCH AND WILL SHUT DOWN TODAY

ENGLAND'S INDUSTRY ‘ATLOWEBB; STRIKE STOPS COAL MINING   First Violence Occurs When Mo Attempts to March to Prime Minister’s Residence.

INDUSTRIAL LIFE: OF ENGLAND FEELS ~ GREAT COAL STRIKE   y Mills“ and Factories An ce Shutdowns—Import- : ‘ ant. Meetings This Week. °

POLICE UNABLE TO FIND WOMEN IN MURDER CASI   Physicians Say Joseph El. well, Turfman, Could Not Have Killed Self

SUICIDE THEORY  SCOUTED BY POLIc   Sevoral Women Who Had Fre ' Access to Elwell's Apartnenta  Are Now Being Searched  1 For.

ARREST SUSPECT IN BONG ROBBER}   Alleged Accomplice Asserts He Is Youngest: Member of Canadian Parliament

DETAIN SUSPECT AT CHICAGO   Wanted in Connection With Theft of  New York Securities.

vate Sub-Committe Will Ask     secretary to Annwer Charges  ef Sims and Lanning.

TO CALL DANIELS TO REPLY   Senate Sub-Committee Will Agh Secretary to Anawer Charges ef Sims and Lanning.

THREE MORE STATES   Ate Needed: te: Ratify the Suffrage Agiadment.

‘Pre-Convention\ Manager for Dem ocratic Nomines Said. to. Have Documents. ©:   EXPECTED TO APPEAR AT SENATE COMMITTEE PROBE   Other Witnesses: ‘from. Democratic Side Will Be Called. on .. . Today. .   POINDEXTER IS A WITNESS   Says No Fixed Rule ag. to How Candidates Are Helped; Hear. . ding Gothg to Pittsburgh,

COX PRIMARY MANAGER HAS ‘SLUSH’ PROOF   He's En Route to Chicago With Documents Kurnished by Governor.   ‘(FURTHER PROBE INTO ' BARNES YEAR BOOK

WITH COX DATA   Pre-convention Manager for the Democratic Nominee Brings Document   Further Investigation Into Republican Year Book Bex ing Prepared By Burns

Secretary of Interior Endorses Tent: - ative Contract Between the United States and Idaho _ Canal.Companies:   SIGNING OF AGREEMENT BY VARIOUS PARTIES AT INTEREST NEXT STEP

LANE APPROVES ~ _AMERICAN FALLS. RESERVOIR PLAN      Secretary, of Interior Endorses Tent: ative Contract Between the United States and Idaho Canal Companies      SIGNING OF AGREEMENT BY VARIOUS PARTIES AT INTEREST NEXT STEP

LONDON PRESS SURPRISED AT ~~ FRENCH MOVE   Recognition of Wrangell Condemned by Most British Papers.

CAUSED BIG. SENSATION   Recognition of Wrangel by the French Did This ia Londen,

Scheme for Seiz ederal Prohibition Agents Brough oo eeneto Light oo"

Returns to Chicago With His Aides After an Unsue. cessful Attempt to Round up Violators of the Law at Iron River.   MAY CARRY HIS APPEAL FOR HELP TO WASHINGTON

EMPLOYING MORE GIRLS   More Machines at Silk Factory in  Operation Daily.

GOOD OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT IN INDIANE   GEO. (. BRYANT, FIEED AGENT. SAYS WHEAT IS HOLD ING ITS OWN

VAST PAVING PROJECT IS PLANNED NOW   Contracts for 106 Miles of Concrete Road Approved at Ames.

LITTLE PAVING IN 1920   lowa Will Go Easy On Expensive Pavings—Approve 106 Miles  ’

CHICAGO CITY WORKERS OUIT   All Municipal Employees May Join tr 7 Big Walkout-—More Pay Is Demanded.

CITY EMPLOYEES IN WALKOUT   Chicago Municipal Workers Demand More Pay—-May Be Big Strike.

CHICAGO CITY WORKERS QUIT   All Municipal Employees May Jein in Big Waikout—More Pay Is * Demanded.

IRELAND HAS 100 MANY YOUNG MEN SAY LORD FRENGH   MAJORITY WELDED TOGETHER IN AN ENDEAVOR TO THROW * OFF BRITISH YORE

Holznog‘Brewer      BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING © WHICH FWO CITTES JOIN HANDS.

Holzbog: Brewer   BEALCTIEUL HOME WEDDING WHICH TWO CITIES JOIN HANDS.

POLES HURL BACK BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Airplanes, Armored Autos And Trains Used By Huge Army Of Reds.

CEVERE FIGHTING ON THE BERESINA RIVER   Bolsheviks Are Said to Have Been Driven Back But They Claim Several Villages On The West of River—Fight Continues,

BOLSHEVIK DEFEAT   { iTrcops) Driven Back Across River With Heavy Losses.  7

POLES PUSH REDS BACK WITH VIGOR   Bolsheviki Repulsaed With Heavy Loses; Mounted Divisions tn Desperate Battle in Marshes

BOLSHEVIKI ARE DRIVEN BACK BY POLISH FORCES   Check Attack On the Entire Front and Inflict Heavy Loses:

POLES CONTINUE TO . HOLD REDS AT BAY   x Nnemy's Attacks On Norther Front Haye Been Checked, Warsaw Cliinis   MANY TROOPS IN ACTION   SOVIET CAVALRY PIGUUES IN SWAMPY COUNPRY   Both Sides Use Airplanes, Avmored Cavs, anal Armored Trains In Battte Along the Polish Border

CHECK THE - BOLSHEVIKI   Voles Are Holding ‘Their Own After First Revers

POLES CHECK: THE ADVANCE. OF’ REDS ALONG WHOLE LINE   Statement Issued Today at Warsaw Says Heavy ‘Losses Inflicted on Bolshevists. . 4.000 Prisoners.

POLES DRIVING RED ARMY BACK   Bolsheviki Troops are Hurled Back Across the Beresina With Heavy Losses.

ROUT REDS IN NEW VICTORY   Poles Repulse Enemy at One Point as . Huge Force ‘Is Being Brought. Up,

Judge Hughes for The Prohibitionist   Asks Permission to Present Briefs ir Behalf of Ewenty-one States to Dis miss Proceedings’ Brought by Rhode Island.

MANY STATES UPHELD COURT IN DRY CASE   Chas. E. Hughes Would File ‘Brief for 21 States Backing Gove rnment’s Motion to Dismiss Rhode Island’s Wet Petition

SHOW NO SYMPATHY FOR RHODE (St AND   fwenty-One States Unite In Supnort or Government’s Motion to Dismiss Original Proceedings.

‘Adentified With the History of the Ear "fy ‘Settlement of LeMars,and the Town of Oyens-—Martin ‘Kress of Stanton Dies. 

PIONEER GRAIN MAR   U NICHOLAS FREYMANN GREW UP WITH THE COUNTRY   CAME TO LE MARS WHEN A YOUTH   Identified With the History of the Ear ly ‘Settlement of LeMars and the Town of Oyens—Martin Kress ot Stanton Dies.

lournal-World Will Have Complete  - Election Service Tomorrow Night

ar: ae eee acne s m  Journal-World Will Have Complete  Election Service Tomorrow Night

New York, Chicago and San Francisco Tilt Lid, While Seattle Remains Entire y “or y”   LIQUORS WERE TAKEN  TO BIG CITY CAFES   Restricted Rationing Is Elin: inated While Cheer Given As Year Begins

MATERNITY PROTECTION,   Big Grants Made by British Government Last Yeur,

THREE CHICAGOANS DIE FROM ANTHRA}   Workers In Curled Hair Factory Victims Of Odd Animal Disease.

OREEP DISEASE AFFEGTS HUMANS   Anthrax Causes Death of 3  in Chicago.

CHICAGO DEATHS   Three Employes of Chicago Concer: Victims of Anthrax Which is Transmitted From Animal's Hair

ANTHRAX FATAL TO TRIO, HAIR PLANT IN GHIGAGO SHUT   Victims All Emptoyes: of . Firm ‘tmporting Material Thought . to Have Held Germ. ©

ANTHRAX WAS FATAL TO THREE   Workers in Chicago Hai Concern Succumb to the Dread Malady.

THREE DEAD IN CHICAGO; SHEEP DISEASE CAUSE   Factory Closed for In vestigation of Anthrax Spread

SEEK ANTERAX SOURCE.   Chicaxo Health Department Official Order Cushion Makers to Close KFartory.

THREE DIE FROM ANTHRAX   Masease Helerved Commeanscated from Hau Lor Auto Cushions.  PMR I oe eae ein

ANTHRAX CAUSES Lt DEATHS (N WINDY INVESTIGATION aie   FACTORY MANUFACTURING ok CUSHIONS IS CLOSED PEN ”  OFFICIAL PROBE. .

DEATH FROM ANTHRAX   Chicayo Cushion Factory is Closed During Investigation

THREE DEATHS FROM ANTHRAY STAR CHIGAGE   Auto Cushion Stuffing Plan Closed Pending Health  Jnvestigation

ANTHRAX KILLS 3 IN CHICAGO   RAREST OF BLOOD DISEASES MAKES CROPS OUT IN FACTORY USING ARGENTINE HAIR.

ANTHRAX DEATHS IS” ’ CAUSE OF SRUT-DOW?   Three Chicago Employes o Curled Hair Company Die anc Investigation is Berun.

THREE Of OF ANTHRAX   ALL WOKKED LN SAME CHICAGO FACTORY AXD AS RESULT PLANT 15 CLOSED.

ANTHRAX KILLS THREE; FACTORY IS CLOSED DOWN   Chicago Health Chief Searches for Source of Poison Germ.

Chicago Health Department Investigating Deaths of Emnloves of Hair Co.   DISEASE WAS IMPORTED?   Believed Deadly ‘Disease Was Imported ‘in Hair from Ar- ' gentine-——Factory Closed

INVESTIGATE DEATHS IN CHICAGO FACTOR\   Anthrax Causes Three, Hair Manufacturers to Die.

FORMER KING CAN’T RETURN TO POWER IN GREECE, PREMIER IS INFORMED BY FRENCH MINISTER      Enthusiasm in Athens Over the Prospective Return of Ex-Monarch Is Subsiding; Any Chance for a Victory for Venizelos May Be Nullified By Throwing Out Certain Votes.

THRONE OF GREECE NOT FOR EX-RULER   ALLIES MAY PREVENT RESEAT. ING OF CONSTANTINE.    Freweh Minister at Athens Declares Bleatiy Be Canset Retere—Kathesiaem Over Klecticn ke Dytag Oat.

ENTHUSIASM FOR CONSTANTINE'S RETURN WANING   Conviction Growing Al lies Will Never Permit  Return to Greec:

LESS ENTHUSIASM FOR CONSTANTIN   French Envoy Tells Premie Powers Will Not Permit Return.

ATHENS PRESENTS GLOOMY PICTURE   Silence of Crowds indicates Sobering Down of Constantine Enthusiasm

FRENCH MINISTER SHARPLY REBUKES GREEK PREMIFI   Tells Him Allies Will Not Permit Return of Constantine.

H. SAUTHOFY, QLBRICH AND BRODY NAMED   Madison Attorney is Made  Private Secretary; Was Born in Madison   OLBRICH IS © COUNSEL   Lawrence J. Brody is to be Ex ecutive Clerk; Was in the Service

Davis Appears Certain Of Gubernational Nomination On The Republican Ticke

JULIAN - O°NEIL BATTLE STILL IN DOUBT   Result of Fight of Dem. ocrate Nomination for U.S. Senator Remains Uncertain

ASKS PROFITS FOR YANKS   Little Urges Levy on War Incomes of Standard Oil and United States Steel as Bonus Source.

To TAX CORPORATIONS . FOR SOLDIER BENEFIT   ‘Kansas: Congressman Proposes Leztulation to Levy. Against Standard Oil . _ and Other Big Concerns

SEEKS PROFITS FOR YANKS   Bill Urges Levy on War Incomes of Big Corporations.

WAR BABIES TO SOLDIER BOYS   Resolution to Tax Big War Profits Into the Treasury.

NEW PLAN FOR SOLDIER BONUS   Reselation in the Heuce te Ferther Tas War Profite.

LAUNCHES PLAN TO TAX CORPORATIONS FOR SERVICE MEN   SUBMITS IDEA FOR   RAISING OF REVENUE

JUDGE FIRED FATAL SHOT, SHE SAYS   Miss Neely Alleges She Wa: Offered $500 to Keep Num.   TESTIFIES AT MURDER TAIAL

JUDGE FIRED FATAL SHOT, SHE SAYS   Miss Nee! y Al leges She Was “Offered so00 bo Keep Mum,’   TESTIFIES AT MURDER. TRIAL

@. A, Snow of Washington Is Charged With Conspiring to Kill His Young Wife.

JACK JOHNSON ORDERED OUT   Directed to Leave Country by the Mexican Government.

U. S. TO NAB JACK JOHNSON   Mexican Government Orders Negro Pugilist to Leave the Country— Calls Him an “Undesirable.”

RESUME STREET CAR SERVICE IN DENVER UNDER ARMED GUARE   300 REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS PROTECT CiTY FROM AFURTHER RIOTING

COX AND HARDING GET QUIZ   Mayor MacSwiney'’s Relatives Ask Where They Stand.

OUIZ FOR HARDING AND COX   “MacSwiney’s: Wife and Sisters Want to Know Where They Stand on Irish Question,

GOVT. OWNERSHIP _ GPPOSED BY MFRS.   National Assecintion Also Goes on fecord as ApainsG Cash Bonus,

AMAZING STORY.   a at Efe caca Man Confezsed' to' Unusual Cirenmstances Su¥rouiiding Murder.  (hy the International News Service)

SINGLE G FINALLY BEATEN   Vetcran Pacer “akes His First De feat of Veac

‘Takes Honors in Free-for-all Pace at Opening of Grand Circuit in Columbus

FRIENDS TAKE ACTION   New Castle Church Wants  Dais: Douglas Barr As  PDectar

FRIENDS TAKE ACTION   New Castle Church Wants Daisy Douglas Barr As  Di reevdkisvus:

BUFORD DEBARKS TODAY   Destination of “Soviet Ark” Kept Secret But Friday Is Date for ‘‘Dumping.”’

 Destination of “Soviet Ark" Kept Secret But Friday Is Date for “Damping.”

LIVE STOCK FINANCE  koe he  CONCERN IS FORMEL   CORPORATION IS LAUNCHED FOR PURPOSE OF ASSISTING INDUSTRY,

THREE ARE KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Delegate to Convention Believed t« be Among Dead When Machine Burns.

MARSHFIELD BADLY DIVIDED   National Controversy Puts City in ; Sorre Licht

GOA HUNTS FOR VOTES TODAY IN INDIANA STATE   Tells Hoosiers that His Master Was Very Bad' Jy Treated

GOA MANES SRD TRY ON GOSIERS   Invades “Doubtful” Indiana Again  HARDING IN WEST  Pounds Pact In Swift Tour of Oil Region

BARNSTORMING. IS COX FORTE       Democratic Nominee Opens Cam :paign in Indiana Today  With Many Denials.

IEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOF PRESIDENT MAKES ‘THIRD INVASION HOOSIER STATE

ILOUN Al N ACCEPTED, WOR N — DISPUTED POW      Democratic Candidate Shows ’ Efforts: of Opponent to . Straddle Issue.   SAYS HARDING. SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO PEOPLE   ‘Misstatements Cannot. Obliterate Facts, He Declares, - in Indiana Speech,

COX WEAKENING ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Today in Indiana Declares He is Not Unalterably Opposed to Any or All Reservationa.

COX SAYS WILSON APCEPTED CHANGES      Democrat Denies Charge That President Refused All Reservations.

GOV. COX WADE RIS ‘THIRD THIP THRUVEM INDIANA, STARTING TODAY   HAD A DAY OF OLD FASBION ED BARN STORMING THRU SOCTH PART OP STATE

GOVERNOR COX COX INVADES STATI   SPENT STRENUOUS DAY IN OLD. FASHIONED BARN-STORMING — AT TERRE HAUTE TONIGHT

Cox's Defense !s Keenly Awaiter   Charge British Are Contributing To Democratic Campaign Fund

FOREIGN TRADE stow   SENATE COMMITTEE — AWAITS COX EXPOSURE   Chicago Congressman Be. gins a Counter Attack On Cox Lines.

PREPARE FOR DEATH, IRISH TELL MAYOR   Will Avenge Death of of Lord Mayor of Cork.

SLURS ON THE LAG BY LW.W. ARE DESCRIBED   Witnesses Declare That Strikers Heaped Odium on Ensign   WORKER TOLD WOMEN WOULD BE ATTACKED   Pickets Said. That Flag Would Afford No Protection

INREATENED 10 ATTACK WOMEN CHARGE MADE IN   WoW. TRIN   Mine Strikers Made Threats Against the Womanhood of the Warren District Before Being Deported,   — ee  RADICALS ALSO CAST SLURS ON OLD GLORY   Witnesses Tell of the Deplorable Conditions in the Copper Mining Zone During Strike in June 1917,

CITY PRIMARY WILL BEHELD DECEMBER 21   Mass Meeting ‘Held at City Hall Last Night Selects a Committee for Next Two Years.—Rules Passed Gov mitten Jee. fie Te oe 

GITY PRIMARY WILL BE HELD DECEMBER?   Mass Meeting Held at City Hall Last Night Selects a ‘Committee for Next Twe Years.—Rules Passed Gov: ernine Coming Election.

PURE FABRICS LAW IS ‘ URGED ON WOOLGROWERS   New York Manufacturer Addresses the Salt Lake Convention in Interests of Proposed Legislation

PURE PABRIC LAWS ADVOCATED   Manufacturer Wants Specific Labeling of All Materials

ILLINOIS MINERS ~— AREBACK ON JOE   : rd : Seventy: Five Per Cent of Itlinois  turn

(OAL OUTLOOK ‘IMPROVES AS — MINES OPEN   REPORTS FROM: SOUTHERN ILL} Nols FIELDS: SHOW MUCH "ENCOURAGEMENT...

MINERS BACK ON JOB   Seventy-Five Per Cent of Illinois Men Return.   President Farrington Says All Local! Voted to Resume—Indiana Unions Obey Lewis’ Order.

MINERS BACK AT. THE MINES TODAY   First Day of Renewed Ac tivity Wil! See 75 . Per Cent Resuming Work   SOME BACK WEDNESDAY   Situation In Indiana Clear Predict Obedience to Lewis’ Order

MINEXS KESUME WORK   ILLINOIS LOCALS VOTE TO GO BACK TO JOBS.   Seviity Five Per Cent of Men Return te Pits-—indiana Miners Obey Order.

HAROLD B; WRIGHT TAKES NEW MATI   Recently “Divoroad, Writer of Hoar Throh Novola Falta to Follow Hie Plots and Wede Again

MAYOR ASKS THAT STORES AND FACTORIES OPEN AND CLOSER ONE HOUR EARLIER

JAMES DODD PASSES AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Lived Many ‘Years Near Dodd's Bridge, Later Moved to Sullivan and Engaged in Business. ;

JAMES DODD SUCCUMBS   Former. Mevehant and Farmer. Dies ~ At Home Here

‘ADOO REFUSES 10 ENTER IN CAMPAICH    FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY TELLS CALTPORNIAN THAT DELEGATES SHOULD BE PREE

LAID OFF AFTER MASS FOR HUNGER STRIKERS   1500 Ford Traction Hands at Cork Leave Work   Find Plant Closed on Return Fron Churches—May Reopen Monday

WORKMEN LOCKED BUT AT CORI   -AFTER- LEAVING-FORD- PLANT      To Attend Masses for Hunger Strike ers—American Manager Finally Agrees to Reopen Shop Monday

"ORK FORD PLANT BOUNCES MEN WHEN THEY QUIT IN BODY TO ATTEND MASS

DOCK FORD HANDS WHO ATTEND MASS   Cork Tractor Plant Closes For Week-End in Protest Against Workers’ Aititude

Will Draft State Platform and Choose Presidential Electors — Harding Demonstration in Order

SEWING HARMONY IN RANKS HF GO. P.   Jarmonizing Elements of Republican Party in Ohio Is Chief Work at State Convention.  Willis May Withdraw for U. S. Senatorship--Daugherty And Boyd As Electors.

REDS WANT ALL POWERS IN PARLEY   Participation .o! America Sure to Be Sought

EUROPE FATE IN HANDS OF SOVIETS   Delegate Kamaneff and Lloyd George End Conference.   MEANS MORE WAR OR PEACE   Final Decision to Be Made Sunday, Pending Reply to Message Sent to Moscow—Yank Flyers Rushed to Front,

FATE OF EUROPE NOW IN BALANCE   Lloyd George and Soviet Dele. gate Kametieff in Prolonged Conference.   FINAL DECISION ON SUNDAY   Reds’ Envoy Sends Lengthy Wireless Report to Moséow, the Answer to Which Will Determine War or Peace.

WALLS FALL: 12 WORKMEN BURIED   Collapse of Framework of Two Stories of High Schoo! Building Results in Serious Injuries.

BUILDING FALLS; TWELVE INJURED   Men Buried Beneath Fallen Wall and Steel Girders of School Bu ding.

DRILL THROUGH GAS MAIN,   Pixcitement Caused When Vlow ix Struck Six Peet Below Ground.

NORWEGIAN SHIP - ON SAMBRO LEDGE   Part of Crew Battles Way to Safety. —

BANDIT LEADER KELLED   Had Murdered American Consul  denlsins to Bo Expelled,

EXICAN BANDIT SHOT AND KILLED   Manual Gonzales, Murderer of Augus tus Morrill, Former American Con so gisl’ Vietim of Pursuing Troops.

UNE AMERICAN AVENGED.      Carranza Troops Pursue and. Kill Bandit Whe Shket Consul. 

ABOUT 400, Mm VOTERS 1 OL   Ttis Expected Wilk Vote at the Sitte Primazies s Being : held        REPUBLICAN VOTE PROBABLY GREATER   Lack of Serions Cpposition Likely to Gause a Lighter

RECORD PRIMARY VOTE INDICATED IN OHIO TODAY   }  Three ‘Republican to One  Democrat is Estimated  Ratio cf Ballots  RAIN SWE'LS TOTAL

LODGE AND NEW ARE ELIMINATED FROM CABINE}   Harding’s Advisor, Daugher-. ty, to Confer with Sen. Knox Today   NOT SEEKING THE JOB   BELIEVE THEY. CAN BE OF BETTER SERV TO PARTY IN SENATE

LODGE AND NeW NOT FOR CABINE'   Believe They Can Perform . Better Service for the New President in Senate.

LODGE AND NEW CUT OF CABINET DRAFI   Both Are Said fo Have Told Harry Daugherty That They Were Net Seeking Offcial Favor

ELIMINATE “BOTH NEW ~ AND LODGE   To Remain Senators - Rather Than Enter Hardine Cabinet.

RUMOR DAUGHERTY EEO ANOX OVER ‘OVATE PORTFOLIC   ADVISER OF PRESIDENT-ELECT GUMSHOES AROUND CAPITOL HILL, WITH SENATORS,   LODGE 1S — EWIMINATEL   Massachusetts and Indiana Senators Wish No Cabinet Appointments. Confers With Pennsylvania

LODGE A ARE CUT FROM CABINET SLATE   Senators Can Serve Party Better in Congress They  Believe.

NEW AND LODGE WILL HOLD JOBS   Elimination of Senators as  Cabinet Possibiltites Ranoartod   DISCUSS TARIFF REVISION   Daugherty Confers With Re. publican. Leaders; Walsun * to See Penrose

SENATORS DECLINE CABINET PORTFOLIOS   LODGE AND KNOX SAID TO a FER SEATS IN THE UPPER CHAMBER   DISCUSS TARIFF ACTION   Temporary Revisions Wext Week Seem Probable, Pending Changes After March 4.

SENATORS NOT TOBE CABINET SELECTION:   DAUGHERTY CONFERS WITH KNOX PREVIOUS TO MEETING HARDING.

NEITHER LODGE NOR NEW 10 BE IN HARDING CABINET   Both Believe They Can Perform Better Service by Remaining in Senate.   ‘MATTERS OF LEGISLATION DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE   Harry M. Daugherty, Friend and Adviser of President. E.ect, Meets Number of Prominent Republicans—-No Disposition to Form Slate.

LODGE WILL NOT BE IN GABINET   Definite Development of Harr’ M. Daugherty’s Visit to Washington.

TANGE AND NEW FITMINATEN IN NEW PARTRALIN   Refuse Offer Reeanse Relieve Sery. Ing Party Better in the Senate.

cise M. Kendall Is ed- President ‘of Su tendence Branch of N. E A. at Cleveland. we

PRESIDENT REVIEWS FOREIGN VETERAN   FIRST SINCE HIS ILLNESS OF YEAR AGO; VETERANS OF - THREE WARSIN LINE... .

Sauer ene, _cemmemnemtie ed WILSON REVIEWS A PARADE.  Sat in Wheel Chatr o on ‘Enst Portico oan

War Veterans in Parade  Are Reviewed by Wilson   President, for First Time Since Illness, Watches Proces: sion Pass White House and Acknowledges Salutes From Marchers—Pershing, Le Jeune and Daniels Witness Huge Parade.

WILSON REVIEWS PARADE FOR FIRS] TIME SINCE HE BECAME ILL LAST YEA

WILSON LAUGHS AT CLOWNS   President Reviews Circus’ Parade From the White House and Waves Cap to Funmakers.

PRESIDENT REVIEWS PARADE:   Silfing in Wheel Chair Wilsar Watches Veterans of Foreign War March By.

WILSON REVIEWS PARADE   Able to Attend Such a Certimony for First Time Since Taken Ill   a Year Ago.

WILSON SEES FIRGT PARADE SINCE SIGK   PRESIDENT REVIEWS VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AS THEY PASS WHITE HOUSE.

Pres. Wilson Reviews _ Foreign War Veterans _ Parade in Washington

PRESIDENT REVIEWS PARADE OF VETERANS   For First. Time Since Taker lll, Wilson Receives Salute From ‘Former Soldiers

Seated in Wheel Chair President Watches Parade of These Who Fouwht Abread.

AMINESTY OFFERED BY NEW OFFICIALS   OBREGON WILL GIVE PAR DON TO ALL OFFENDERS OF FORMER REGIME     SAY CARRANZA HBS ESCAPER   Xeported To Have Sacrificed His Whiskers In An Attempt  to Reach Isthmus of Tehuantepec.

MEXICANS WANT. U. S, FRIENDSHIF   CONSULATE AT PIEDRAS NEGRAS REPORTS THAT OBREGON GOVERNMENT WILL PROTECT AMERICANS   REPORTS BITTER FIGHTING   DELAYED MESSAGE TELLS OF VIOLENT CLASH BETWEEN TWO FACTIONS

BOLSHEVIK ARE DEAL HEAVY BLOW      Polish and Ukranian Forces Strike Mighty Blow North Of Kiev.   Fighting Under Way Over 420 Mile Front---Reds Are Cut Tc  Piarac

THE POLES AND UKRAINIANS STRIKE } AMIERTY BLOW O48 FRONT NORTH OF KIEV   Drive Russian Bolsheviki Back Along the Reresina River— Fighting Now Go ing on 1 Over a Front of

POLES INFLIGT HEAVY LOSSES OM BOLSHEVIK ARMY   Soviet Troops Forced Back ii Fighting Near Kiev—Man; Prisoners Taken, Two Regi ments Annihilated.

POLES GAIN DECISIVE VICTORY OVER REDS    Ralshevtkel Avo in Retreat “on Wide Prone Along Bevesiva 5 Nivev   PATROLS CROSS RIVER   TWO. SOVIET  UNITS - COM PLETELY ANNIHILATED       * # Odesea Reported to. Haye: Beeu Captured-—Holsheviks” Agrea toa Sjiare Hives of Anti:  ‘ Bovlet Captive:

RUSSIAN REDS BEATEN BACK BY POLE FORCI   AIDED BY UKRAINIANS, POLISH TROOPS HAVE STRUCK  RAIMORI“T WU DiI mitar

POLES STRIKE RUSSIAN REDS MIGHTY BLOW   Along a Front of 450 Miles, They with Their Allies the Ukrainians, Are Still Forcing the Bolsheviki Slowly Back  and Have Taken Important Points.

Ukrainian Bureau in Paris   EW POLISH DRIVE   Boleheviki Attacked Along Front of 420 Miles. Beresina River Crossed.

BOLSHEVIK] STRUCK HARD NORTH OF KIE\   Polish And Ukrainian Force: Have Driven Them Back On Long Front.

BLOW.STRUCK AT — RUSS BOLSHEVIK   Polish: and Uknainian Forces Drive the Enemy Back at BereRiver,

HEAVY BLOW IS STRUCK REDS BY POLISH FORCES   Bolsheviki ‘Are Driven Back Along Beresina River.

NEW POLISH OFFENSIVE.   With Ukrainians, They Strike  Bolsheviki North of Kiev.

STORMY WEATHER  HEADED THIS WAY   Weather Man Fredicts Unset tied Weather For Election Day.  Disturbance in Arizona Headed This Way Says Forecast

LET (ON ONY WEATHER, VARIES OVER cu       ‘Forecaster Saya’ West Gener:  ly Will Vote.Under a Fair ee ee — 2 ‘

UNSETTLED WEATHER FAR ELECTION DAY   Government Weather Bureau Predicts Storm on Monday East of Mississippi With Probably Rains Throughout  "The Tortmitary.

RAIN EXPECTED ON ELECTION DAY   Weather Forecast for Week Is sued at Washington.

Wall, Street Figures Give Senator Ohio by 50,000, “Even Money, and Missouri. by 15.000, Even. .   N.Y, STATE, EVEN, HARDING BY, 300,000   Pennsylvania - Is Looked Upon. to Roll Up a Half Million for the Republican  Dysewdandial NaAmingsa

ELECTION WEATHER _. FORECAST 1S MADE   Unsettled Conditions Are Indicated.

WEATHER FAIR IN WEST. UNSETTLED FAST ON TUESDAY   Election Day Be Stormy in Many Sections of Country.

RAIN. FORECASTED. FOR  “ELECTION DAY IN EAST      Generally Fair Weather West o! ~ Mississippi. ‘River Is Predietec - by Weather Man.

FAIR WEATHER ELECTION DAY IS PREDICTION   However, a Storm Brewing Southwest May Tell Another Story.

FAIR WEATHER FOR ELECTION 48 PRISE   Clear and ‘Cold. Early Part of ' Week. in, West, Says. Weather Man

WEATHER OUTLOGK FOR ELECTION DAY   Generally Fair West of Mississippi Is Prediction  by Bureau.

UNSETTLED FOR  ELECTION DAY   SNOW IN REGION OF GREAI LAKES AND THEH MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY

ICEBERG IN PATH OF LINERS   Menace Makes Early Appearance Off Newfoundland in the Steamship Track,

Miners’ Union Official Takes Exception to Data Offered by Operators

MINERS’ EARNINGS BEFORE SYRIKE ON NOV.1 COMPILED   TABLES SHOWING GROSS WAGES ARE PRESENT. ED TO COMMISSION   Lewis. Head of Union, Challenges Figures as Not Representative *

COMMISSION STARTS COAL INVESTIGATION   OPERATORS AGREE TO ABIDE BY ITS DECISIONS,   John L. Lewis First Man Called tc Testify at Hearing—Says Miners Stnudards of Living  Are Low.

STAKE COMMISSION ~-BEBINS ACTUAL WORK   CLAIMS FOR ADVANCED WAGES AND SHORTER HOURS ARE CONSIDERED.   WILL HAVE CO-OPERATION   Miners and Operators Willing to Abide by Awards Made, Is Reported Decision.

OPERATORS TO ABIDE BY COMMISSIONS FINDING   Final Obstacle in 1 Amicable Settle. ment of Great Strike is Out of Way.

LAST OBSTACLE a OWEPT AWAY   Coal Operators Agree te Abide by Decision   OF THE COMMISSION   Acting President Lewis Says Demand for Increased Pay was to Raise Standards of Living, Social Position and Environment in Which they ‘Must Raise their Children.

LEWIS PRESENTS M NERS DEMANDS 10 COMMISSION   Operators Agree to Abide by Decision of President’s Strike Adustment Tri. umvirate.   MIN EOWNERS WAIVE ANSWER TO QUERIES

OPERATORS WILL ACCEPT DECISIS COAL COMM SS at   OWNERS CONSENT REMOVES ALL OBSTACLES CONEPRONTING ROARED.

OPERATORS. AND MINERS AGREE 1 ACCEPT FINDINGS   Coal Strike Settlement Commission Hears Demand for Sixty Per Cent Wage Increase and Five-Hour Day.

GOAL COMMISSION ENABLED 10 BEGIN 13 AGTUAL WORF   Operators in Central Competitive Field Agree to Abide by Decisions.   AGREEMENT WILL EXPIRE WHEN LEVER ‘ACT DOES   Acting President Lewis, of the Mine Workers, and His Associates Set Forth the Full Demands as Pre. sented Last November Before Strike Was Ordered,

Miners Formally Renew Denneds Before * ‘Préxident’s Commission "Meeting to Settle Strike —

CLAIMS OF MINERS BEING CONSIDEREL   Operators Agree to Abide by  Nianrician   LAST OBSTACLE REMOVED.

MINE OWNER WILL ABIDE bY BOARD FINDING   MINERS OFFER REASON FOR DEMAND OF SIXTY PER CENT INCREASE IN WAGES.   Operators Say Agreement Reached Must Expire With Lever Fuel Control Act.

Coal Operators Will Abide  By Decision of Commission   Last Obstacle Is Removed and Actual Work of Considering and Adjudicating Claims of Miners for Advanced Wages and Shorter Hours Begins—Lewis and Associates Lay Forth Claims of Men.

VOL. oF FARMERS ON PURLIG: OWNERSHIP   Mighty" Few th aeos Of tlie Govornment Bunning: All Thins.

MORE NOMINATIONS GO TO CONVENTION   Republican Vote Shows Contests For Three State Offices Undecided In Election.

Secretary of State Cannot Certify Ballot to Several Counties Pending a Decision By Higher                              Party Candidates Off Ballot.

MOTHER ENDS LiFE AS BEAUTY FADES   Wife Of Former Football Sta Wanted Child To Remember Her As Pretty.

Mother Whose Beauty 7 Is.Marred by Grieving, Fears Son Seeing He:

WIDOW OF FOOTBALL PLAYER TAKES LIFE   Mrs. C. W. Russell, Despondent, Leaps Into Lake.

CHICAGO WOMAN FOUND DEATH IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Body of Mrs. Russell Is Re covered in Lake After  Tireless Search.

PRETTY TELEPHONE EMPLOVE GHOKED 1) DEATH SUNDAY   Mystery Surrounds Ending Of Life OF Young Lady Found On Porch Of Michigan Home.   ‘BLOODHOUNDS -0 ‘ON TRAIL

AN ULTIMATUM BY D ANNUNZ   Refuses to Accept Rapa Treaty Ending Adriatic Dis pute With Slavs.

SOLDIER-POET TAKES FIRM STAND AGAINST ACCEPTING TREATY MADE BETWEEN ITALY AND JUGO-SLAVIA   Says He Will Keep up His Struggle Until the Just Claims of the Italians Are Met; “I Am Gideon; I Will Stand Firm,” He Declares;  Asserts Government Is Corrupt.

D'ANNUNZIO TELLS WORLO GIDEON [5 HIS MIDDLE NAME   Won't Stand for Rapailo Pac  E’en Tho Friends Fly When ! Fate Calls Time.

FIGHTS THE TREATY   D'ANNU NZIO WILL NOT ACCEPT /JUGO-SLAV SETTLEMENT.   More Yatrlotic Than the County It self the Jtalian Rebel Insists un Itallan Victory,

D’Annunzio Still . Opposes Terms of Treaty of. Rapallo   Insurgent Commander at Fiume Announces Purpose to Continue Fighting -

WON'T QUIT FIGHT   Insurgent Commander at Fiume Opposes Adriatic Treaty

oy ° Pel - awa  qe Hoaacgivaorssiey 7 apis aglos SHOES WES Sedat wre EE SEIAS                  2K ya te fia ’ wh ing i abage TA ores.) Wi Coibaie Pagar

MANY Y HURT WHE CAR HIT TRUCK   Interurban Jumps Track. After Crash, Rolls Over on. Side Near Genoa Mandav.

BIRTHDAY ON KLECTION DATS.   Hardiag Will Be Fifty-five Nex Nevember Balletiag Day.

BULL FAMILY IN REUNION   Charlies W. Slaughter is Chosen to Be Head of Organization in East.

ALIENS GIVEN NEW LEASE BY RULING   ‘Held That Membership In Communist Labor Party Is Not Suffiicient Ground For Deport2tion.

COMMUNIST. PARTY MEMBEASH 1S; NOT DEPORTATION GROUND   Roling of écretary Wilsot "Makes it. Difficult for the Department. of Justice to Com_ plete Plans of Red Deporta Hons,

DEPO  RTATION  IS HIT   RULINS IN COMMUNIST CASES HALTS RED SHIPMENTS.   Secretary of Labor Wilson's Decision Is Considered a Blow at the War on Radicals.

HALTS RED SHIPMENTS   Labor Department Ruling Hits _ Cases Against Radicals,   Decision Made by Secretary Wilson Called Blow Against Deportation of Alleged Anarchists.

WOMEN APPEAR AGAIN AT BRITISH EMBASS'      Picketing Resumed Under Lead. ership of Mrs. James Walsh of New York City.

PRESIDENT WILL MAKE A REPLY   PRE RMIERS TO WITHDEBAW PREVIOUS UNDERSTANDING:      THE PREMIERS COME ARQUED   And President Wilt Probably  doin ‘ Premiers in’ R caching: an Agree?     mene in the Jugo-Slavia Trouhie,

May Accept Plan To Let Italy and Jugo-Slavia Reach Agreement . j. Between Themselves.

DEL!BERATELY CAUSED OWN EXISTENCE TO END   Coroner's Jury Probing First Death of Hunger Striker Returns Verdict.

INTERNAL STRIFE   ; ‘ EIGHT NEW GOVERNMENTS AND FIFTY MINISTERIAL  * SHIFTS HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN .LAST TWO YEARS.

COVERNNIENTS ARE CHEAP IN SPAIN   Eight of Them Indulged In In Last Two Years   FIFTY CABINETS

TA WHE GED GEORGIA Wit ory  TWO DELEGATIONS   Urge Their Representatives Tc Vote For Candidate Opposed To National Administration.

GEORGIA !S DIVIDED.   Will Send Two Delegations To the Democratic Convention,

Supporters of Smith and , Watson Unite Against the Wilson Administration   CONVENTION REPUDIATES THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   DELEGATES TOLD TO VOTE FOR ANY ANTI-WILSON MAN PALMER FAOTION REMAINS LOYAL.

ACCUSE U. S. COTTON FIRMS   Chamber of Commerce of Manchester, England, Says Americans At. tempt to Cancel Orders.

TERNATIONAL HAY AND GRAIN SHOW   Opens at Chicago Tomorrow—$10,000 Offered in Prizes by Chicago Board of Trade

FIXERS OUT IN ALL BUT 2 NEW BEDFORD MILLS   Men Refuse To Care for More Machines Than in the Past—Plants Still Running.

Men Refuse To Care for More Machines Than in the Past—Plants Still Running. .

LODGE AIMS ATTACK "AGAINST ARTICLE X   “We Are Fighting Wilsoaism” Sen. ater Declares Before az Augesta, Maine, Audicace

ATTACK To MADE ON ARTICLE 10 BY LODGE   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR ASSERTS WILSON SOUGHT “TO CARRY ON WAR.”

MOTTER SAYS G.0.P. WILL SWEEP STATE   STATE CHAIRMAN CONFIDENT OF DECISIVE VICTORY TOMORROW   A BIG WIN FOR CURTIS   Some of the R Campaign Meth. ods of Opposition Have Aroused Democrats         Disupproval of Methods Will Be Shown by: Casting Republicen Ratllots

MUD SLINGING CANNOT WIN,      Democrats Resorted Attack on  Harding at Last Minute.

CARS IN FLEETS MUST HAVE TAGS   State Highway Department Warns Dealers About Motor Laws.   IN TRANSIT TAG NOT GOOD   State Police Asked te Co-Operate With Automobile Division to En. force the Laws.

OKLAHOMA MINERS OUT ON A STRIKE   Will Not Retarn Until Demands for Increased Wages Are Met.

DETECTIVE IS: SHOT TO DEATH IN CLEVELAND   Killed by an Unknown Man, Who Makos Escane,

DETECTIVE SHOT DWN BY HIDE RN FOF PIPES   ‘Attempls to Round up Prow , let Seen in Railroad -; Yards and Goes ‘To His * Dieoth 

UTAH COS¥ENTION      Republicans :Wil Select Delegate: Te Chicago :

 National Politics   REPUBLICANS OF UTAT. REPUBLICANS OF UTAM cmon

JONES Fe (NOTER AT CONVENTION   DEVOCRALS ELEGL BIGHT DUI EGATES 16 G6 TO ROSWELL THURSDAY. JUNE 3RD

UTAH TG NAME 8 DELEGATES TO CHICAGO TODA}   Johnson, Lowden and Weooe in Race for G.O.P.  Unanare

WOMEN TAKE PART IN MISSOUR   REPUBLICANS LAY PLANS FOK COMING CAMPAIGN. ELBOT DELEGATES TC NATIONAI  CONVENTION

Sea a NS ae ES ae ae Re: ee ae  Ask N. 'Y. _ Mayor About Liquor © Party; find Hearse Is Séloon

LOOKS OF LiQuoR-—-~--TS DECEIVING   OO oy, Yew York Auto Hearse Cabries “Booze” Which ures Out to. Be Colored Water and Grain Alcohol,

‘ALCOHOL’ HEARSE SEIZED BY AGENTS   "*Charge”’ of Six Cases Each Con taining Five Gallons Grain Alcohol, Found Inside

NEW STORE PLAN _ URGED FOR PLANTS   Federal Commissioner Says Mer Distrust Old Company Insti. tution.

N oF pr brny ‘JO STABILIZE LABO!   Would Make it a Co-Opera tive Institution   LABOR EARNING MUCH SURPLUS MONEY

PUT COMPANY STORE ON PROFIT SHARING BASIS   This Will Prove One of Best Stabilizers of Labor, Declares Hymel Davis.

CO-OPERATIVE STORES, BANKS IFOR COMPANY WORKERS URCED   Profit-Sharing Plan Recommended as Stabilizer,

ADVOCATES CO-OPERATION INSTITUTION   Davies Declares Such A Pla Would Be the Best Stabilizers Of Labor,   /ANTIPATHY OF WORKERS.  AGAINST COMPANY STORES

WESTERN SHEEP WENN NEED 0 FINANCIAL AID   Western Bankers: and Ranchers Hold Conference on Subject in- Chicago.   BOSTON MAY LOSE OUT - - AS BIG WOOL CENTER   Senator King of Utah Presen’ at Discussion of Question of Big Fund:

BANKERS CONSIDER FUND FOR WOOL MEN   $100,000,000 to Aid West ern Wool Growers Asked For

TO AID WOOL GROWERS      Bankers Would Make Chicago Th Nation’s Wool Center

100 MILLIONS FOR WOOL   ‘Western Growers Would Be Extended Generous Financial Aid Under New Plan,

TOOK NO ACTION ON THE SOVIET RESOLUTION   TO EXTEND FINANCIAL AID TO THE WOOL GROWERS

"BEATA WOT INHTIETAI   Establishment of One Hundred > Million Dollar Fund.-to’ Aid Western Growers is Considered at Conference      FIGHT MONEY M. MARKET      Bankers of Middle-West Met: ropolis Inclined to View Pro_ posal Favorably if Given Support

CHICAGO MAY BECOME WOOL CENTER OF U. S   Western Growers Seek Finan cial Aid.

A $100,000,000 FUND WILL AID WOOL GROWERS   Would Make Chicago the Nation’s Greatest Wool Center

WOULD EXTEND Ald TO WEST GROWER   Bankers and Sheepmen Consider Creating Fund Until Market Comes Back.

WILL NOT REPATRIATE : MEXICAN LAPORERS AT ONCE: TEXAS NEEDS THE)

BATTLE OPENS AS TRAIN IS HELD   Robbery in Colerado is Frustrated by Armed Crew

ROBBERS FOILED IN TRAIN HOLDUP   Attempt to -Rob- Passenger Train Near Denver Is Failure.

BANDITS FLAG TRAIN BUT ARE MET WITH SHOTS   Police Search Today For Six Men : Who Escaped Without Loot, in  atte Acbacmahiie

POLICE SEARCH FOR ARMED TRAIN ROBBERS   Who Attempted to Stop Un. ion Pacific Mail ‘Train.— Shots Were Exchanved.

POLICE SEEK MEN WHO HELD UP TRAIN   Bandits Get No Loot But Nearly Cause Collision Near Denver, Colo. -

U.P. TRAINMEN  AND BANDITS FIGHT DUEL   Daring Attempt to Hold Uy Train Near Denver Poiled.

TRAIN CREW REPELS BANDITS’ ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP PASSENGEI   Retarn Fire When Robber  Make Effort to Enter Cars.

BANDITS TRY T0 HOLD UP UNION PACIFIC TRAIN   Members of Train Crew Armed Drive off Six Robbers.

SEARCH FOR BANDITS ~ WHO ATTEMPT HOLDUP   ROBBERY FOILED BY BAGGAGE MAN WHO TURNS SHOTGUN ON BAD MEN.

ATTEMPT 10 LOOT TRAIN 5 FAILURE   Brakeman, Armed, Drives Off th Bandits Near Denver During Last Night.

ALLIES MIM 8 TRUM BOLI NC   Red Armies May Attack Yegulars Over Frozen Lagoons   EX-PREMIER KERENSKY  IS HELD PRISONER   Fierce Fighting in Tiraspol and Odessa Regions Reported

CABINET SELECTIONS HAVE NOT BEEN MADE, HILL OF NEW YORK MAY BE NEXT SECRETARY STATE

TWO BIG TOPICS WERE DISCUSSED   Leagne of Nations and Cabinet Selections Talked Over by Senator Harding.

HARDING AND — HOOVER CONFER ON MANY SUBJECTS   Part of Versailles Covenant Should Be Used in New World Association—Europe Is a Good Investment, Says  ¢ Mr. Hoover. ~

NO FORMAL OFFERS OF CABINET JOBS   Speculation About Possible Selections of Incoming Administration Cast Into More Definite Lines.

LEAGUE ISSUE IS TALKED TODAY BY SENATOR HARDING      PRESIDENT-ELECT AND ADVIS: ORS HOLD CONFERENCES IN WASHINGTON,   LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR HOME IN MARION, OHIC

THREE MEN ARE BELIEVED SURE OF CABINET JOR   Consultations with Harding Brings Several Names Out for Posts   HAYS FOR POSTOFFICE   WEEKS FOR NAVY AND DAUGHERTY FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, GOSSIP SAYS

League of Nations, Feeding o Eurcpe and Other Paramount Subjects Considered   ELIHU ROOT AT MARION TODAY FOR CONFERENCE   Harding Is Sponsor for 250 European Children at $10 Each: Hoover Talkative

HARDING AND HOOVER DISCUSS PROBLEMS   LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND NA TIONAL AND WORLD TROU_... BLES.GONE OVER, =.

SPECULATING OVER CABINET PROTFOLIOS   No Position as Yet Tendered to Anyone, President-Elect States— Many New Nanz:s Appear.

HOOVER FIRST 10 MEETING OF MINDS   Conference With President Elect Harding Is General in Ite Nature   ROOT WILL COME TODAY   Hoover Has U. rged the Reten dion of the Framework of the Present League

Hill May Be Secretary of States Harding Confers iistnases Names.

HARDING IS IN CONFERENCE   League of Nations and Oabinet Selec. tions. Come. in for: Discussion

HARDING GABINET SPECULATED UPON   WEEKS FOR NAVY, HAYS FOR POSTMASTER GENERAL PLACES CONSIDERED.

HINT THREE NAMES  FOR NEXT CABINET   Weeks of Massachusetts, Will H. Hays and Harry M. Dougherty Suggested as Possibilities

HARDING. CONSULTS FRIENDS,      The President-elect Puts in. De Talking Learue and Cabinet.

HARDING CONSULTS WITH LEADERS AS TO CABINET   Weeks, Hays and Daugherty Stand Out Prominently as Possible Members. No Formal Offers Made as Yet.

HARDING: GETS BUSY N CABINET LINE-UP   President-Elect: Holds Many Conferences on League and Aides.

HOOVER HAS A DAY AT HARDING’S HOME   ADVOCATE OF LEAGUE ADVISES PRESIDENT-BLECT.   Admits Changes Necessary, But Oppesed te Serapping Entire Covenast—Elthe Reet at “Marten Teday. *

NUOVER AMONG HRT 10 CALL UPON HARDING   International and Domestic Affairs Discussed, and Troubles of the World Form Part of Their Conversation.   Portions of Versailles Covenant Urged as Good Material in Building Universal Association. Root Comes Today.

OPEGULATION ON LABINET PLAGES   Presence of President-Elect  in Washington and Conference Renews Interest.  Names of Weeks, Hays and  Fis. weet, Amann <Thaca

UABINET MAKING CHIEF INDUSTRY   At Capital Since Arrival of President-Elect   NAMES AT FOREFRONT   Are JohnWeeks for Navy Port. folio, Will Hays for Post. master General and Harry Dougherty for Attorney Gen. eral—Senator Harding Say: No Places Have Been Offered

NO CABINET PROFFERS MADE   But Senator Harding Admits He Is Discassing Possibilities With Intimates.

HOOVER ADVIGES ~ PRESIDENT-ELECT 4S TO LEAGUE   Urges‘Use of. Framework of Present Covenant in New Body.

SPECULATION RIFEABOUT NEW CABINE!   President-Elect Harding Con fers With Party Leaders  at Washington.

G.0.P. CHAIRMAN MAY BE OFFERED BURLESON’S JOB   Gossip About Harding's Official Family Taking  Active Form.

FALL MENTIONED FOR  ~ STATE AND INTERIOR DEPARTMENT JOBS IN HARDING'S. CABINET   New. Mexico: Senator Calis Upon President-Elect; Cabinet Posts Topic at Conferences   LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1S DISCUSSED WITH FACTIONS

ASK HENDERSON TO TESTIFY AT HEARING ON IRISH QUESTIO!   Labor Leader in Parliament Invited to Washington by Committee.

PROMOTER IS HELD _ON $50,000 BAIL   Grand Larceny Charged in - Complaint.

suggests Two Minor General Reservations Which He Believes Will Be Given President Wilson’s Stamp of Approval and Sanction of the Senatorial Factions.   ADVOCATES A SPEEDY PACT RATIFICATION   Joes Not Care to Enter Into Treaty Wrangles and Debate — Believes Covenant Should Be Ratified Without “Sacrificing Vitals” of the League of Nations.

ATY PEDILY Pa IVERNG   ndidate Has Two Genera] Reservations Which Meet Approval Of White House   ANTS LEAGUE TO PREVENT ALL WARS   nly Congress To Deeide When Armed Forees Of Nation Can Be Used

WOULD LET FARMERS SELL OWN PRODUCTS   House Passes Bill Permitting Dairymen to Combine For Coilective Marketing

BIG MAJORITY FOR FARMERS COMBINES   HOUSE. PASSES COLLECTIVE MAR G BILL 233 TO 58—~ re TO SENATE   GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL   Meastire Would Cive Secretany Agriculture Supervisory Authority.

FARMERS MAY HAVE PODLS ON THEIR PRODUCT   DUE CHECK WILL OPERATE.   Agriculture Secretary to See Competition Is Maintained.

DUE CHECK WILE OPERATE.   Anvréculdure Secrefary la See Contpelition Is ay tained,

Howe Peecee Ril) Permittiog Them to Combine tor Collective Ware keting aad “ale.

OUT OF REACH OF ANTI TRUST LAW   Bill Permits Combination o Farmers for Marketing of Their Products.   PROTECTS FAIR PRICES   HOUSE QUASHES ‘““‘HIGH COST” ARGUMENT OF ENEMIES BY VOTE OF 233 TO 538.

PASS COLLECTIVE MARKETING BILL   Comflicting Claims As to > Tts Merits.

GREEK ROYALISTS IN A MOVE.   Ask France and Britain to Depose Premier Venizelos.:  -

Messenger Boys Say ~ They Gave Arnstein $2,300,000 in Securitie   Police Search for Fugitive Hu: band of Actress on Long Island.

MAKES MURDEROUS ATTACK WITH GUN   JOHN SCHWARTZ WOUNDS WIFI CLARA, AND HER FATHER, C. M. SARBLZ   ARRESTED AND LOCKED UF   MESSENGERS CONFESS IN 5 MILLION PLOT

Big High Class Musical Comedy Show Is Coming for One Day—Thureday,  . November 25.

TENANTS ORGANIZE TO PAY NO RENTS   20,000 in Bronx to ‘Strike’ May 1, Says Hilly   Brooklyn Adds 25,000 More, With $50,000 Defense Fund

MASTER OF 12 LANGUAGES AT 12 YEARS OF AGE   Youthful New Yorker, Edward Hardy, Youngest Freshman That , ths Entered Columbia  University.

LENROLLS-IN UNIVERSITY AT 12   New Verk Boy, Master Mapter of Twelve Lan. Quages, Becomes Student at . Celumbia.

INFANT PRODIGY ENTERS GULLEGE   Twelve - Year - Old Columbia Freshman Master of Twelve Languages.

A YEAR-OLD LINGUIST IS YOUNGEST FRESHMAN WHO “EVER ENTERED COLUMBI

YOUTHFUL PRODIGY MORE INTERESTED. [W MARBLES THAN TWELVE LANRUAEES

Youthful Freshman at Columbia University is Intellectual Hizhbrou

OVERALL CRAZE SPREADS, SOUTK DAKOTAINVADED   Dakota Wesleyan Facul. ty and Students Are Wearing Denim

UNIVERSITY MEN IN DENIMS   President of South Dakota Wesleyan Appears in Overalls, Bib ama All.

NEXT QUTBREAK MAY BE IN PACIFIC   Australian Premier Sounds Note of Warning In Speech. at: Melbourne.

TALK ABOUT “NEXT WAR?      Austrian Premier Says it WH. Start Ja the Pacitie.

BIG ARMY MOST  PAeaalW6 NEED OF UOT RAL?   PREMIER HUGHES WARNS THAT AUSTRALIA MUST BE PREPARED TO DEFEND HERSELF,

NEXT WAR WILL BE IN PACIFIC AVERS PREMIER   AUSTRALIAN SEES DANGER IN WIDESPREAD TURMOIL OF OLD WORLD AND POWER LUST   ESTHONTIAN PEACE PACT WITH REDS IN PROSPECT   Meanwhile Bolshevik Forces are Being Chased from Lettish-Russiaa Fron. tiers Along Far-Flaung Battle Line anc Many Reds Have Been Annihilated,

Ne > A aaa  DEATH CALLS WEL “KNOWN PEOPLE ~ TAROUGHOUT  ~> COMMUNITY   LUCILE OVERTON SUCCUMBS AS RESULT OF ACCIDENTAL SHOT

OVATE FINANCES  NY DEST oar IN MANY YEARS   NEW FISCAL YEAR BEGUN TODAY WITH PLENTY OF MONEY FOR (LL PURPOSES,

INQUIRY ASKED BY THE CHICAGO TEAM   President Veeck of Chicags Cubs Wants Thorough Probe.   Seeks Spotlight for Alleged Fixed Game—Requests Aid of Basetall Writers,

FULL INQUIRY ASKED   President Veeck of Chicago Cubs Wants Thorough Probe,   Seeks Spotlight for Adieged Fixed _ Game—Regueste Aid of Base. batt Writers,

Dr. Charles H. Vilas  Succumbs in Madison   AGED MEAD GE UNIVERSITY HOARD OF REGENTS A NOT. ABLE PHILANTHROPIST

Hla USED (IN GORK STORES   Uniformed Men Accused of Incendiaries and of Mistreating Proprietor

THREW MERCHANT IN RIVER   Trish Uniformed Men Also Burned His  Seana in Caoanuntey Cork)

HOPS DESTROYED IN FIED oT BY UNIFORMED MEN   Raiders Indiscriminately Smash All Windows in Kil larney Business District.   Commission to Resume Hear: ings on Arrival of Widow of Lord Mayor.

DRAPERY STORE BURNED TO GROUND IN FERMO'   Fire Alleged to Have Been Set by Uniformed Men— Proprietor of Store Thrown Into River

LODGE TO RASTER FINAL DECIStON UN PEAGE TREATY   Republieans Determined to Bring Pact to Showdown   EXPECT VOTE * IN TEN DAYS

THINKS CAUCUS. HAG VISABLE   HITCHCOCK EVIDENTLY BE LIEVES HE CAN’T HOLD THE DEMOCRATS   Ledve Announces He Will Cal! Un Treaty Thursday and Try Tv Dispose Of 1{t.

ACTION SOUGHT  ON PEACE PACT   Republicans Make Plans to Hasten Final Decision,   DEMOCRATS HOLD PARLEYS

PLAN HASTY DECISION ON TREATY IN SENATE   Republican Determination to Conclude Issue [s Announced by Senator Lodge

PLANS TO HURRY FINAL DECISION OF PEACE PACT   Administration Leaders Taking Counsel Among Their Divided Colleagues As to Future Course.   TO RESUME DEBATE AGAIN TOMORROW

6.0.P. 10 SPEED ACTION ON PACT   Lodge to Move. for Continu ous Consideration Until  Disposed of.

PLAN TO HASTEN TREATY DECISION   Administration Leaders Take Counsel Aincng Colleagues.   TO DECIDE FINAL STAND   Republican Determination to Bring Question to Conclusion Announced on Senate Floor by Party Chief——-Lodge Says He Will Call Up Pact Again on Thursdar. '

PLANS 10 oPELE UP DEGIOION Ch TREATY 15 MAGE  BY REPUBLIGANS   G, 0. P, Members Are Determined to Bring Question to a Conclusion In the Senate Without Delay   MAY COME TO VOTE IN NEXT TEN DAYS   Hitchcock Decides Not te Call Democratic Senators Into Conference, Which Surprises Opponents,

SENATE REPUBLICANS. WAKE TREATY PLANS   WOULD HASTEN FINAL DECISION ADMINISTRATION LEADERS CONFER,

HITCHCOCK BLOCKS MOVE FOR CAUCUS   DEMOCRAT LEADER SAYS AC TION WOULD NOT BE ADVISABLE AT PRESENT.

DEMOS MARSHAL FORCES AS TREATY FIGHT GOES ON   Administration Leaders Faced By; Division in Party Lineup— Vote in Week?

HITCHCOCK WILL NOT CALL CAUCUS   Democrats Take Counsel or Final Stand Regarding Treaty.

PLANS 10 HASTER A FINAL DECISION ON PEAGE TREAT)   Senator Lodge Announces Determines to Cali Pact Up Again on Thursday,   VOTE WITHIN A WEEK OR TEN DAYS IS POSSIBLE   Irreconcilables, Howeter, Will Insist There be No Hasty Action and May Consume Moch Time in Debate, Senator Hitchcock Vetoes Proposal for Democratic Caucus,

Republicans Will Keep Treaty Before Senate Until Disposed of; No Democratic Caucus Call

TREATY WILL BE CALLED UP AGAIN TOMORROW   Lodge Says It Will Remain Or der of Business Until Disposed of.

PLANO TD SPEED UP FINAL ACTION   On Peace Treaty Made by Senate Republicans  ed  AAI CADIV CLIN NWA   AN EARLY SHOW DOWN   Republicans Determine to Bring Question to Conclusion—Democrats Take Counsel Among Divided Forces but Leader Hitchcock Vetoes Proposal for Party Caucus.

KEEN EYE OF WOMAN SAW BOYS ADRIF1   Four Unconscious Lads Cling ing to Overturned Rowboat Were Rescued.

ENEMY OF PROFITEERS:  BEST.PRESIDENT SAYS   SENATOR KENYON, IOWA

RAKERS ARE INDICTED.   Charged With Conspiring to Raise the Price of Bread.

SUPREME COURT JURY CONVICTS ANARCHISTS   bina: 3 bog tes and Cleveland Man Sentences of 5 to 10 : Years im Pen.

U.S. HAS DONE ENOUGH   Has Loaned Eurepe Four Bittious Since’ Armistice, Says Glass Against Financial Conference,

EUROPE MUST RELY ON OWN RESOURCES   Glass Says U. ‘S. Has Giver All Financial Aid Possible.

SECRETARY GLASS SAYS EUROPE MUST RELY ON: ITSELF   Says United States Has Done All It is Advisable or Prac* ticable to do for  Beas   LETTER SO INTERPRETED     Addressed to a Committee of Chamber-of Conimerce of the United. States Which Sought Government Expression.

Secretary of Treasury Glass Says Europe Must Rely Upon Own Resources in Restoring Financial Equilibrium

U3. 10 GUT Ort LOANS 10 EUROPE, Ar ASS TEC LARES   Secretary Says Countries Should Rely Upon Their Own Resources in Retrieving Financial Equilibrium.

GLASS DECLINES AiD TO EUROPE   Says Peoples Qverseas Musi Meet Own Problem of Sinking Exchange,   Suggests That Europeans Live Within Their Incomes and Increase Their Production as Much as Possible, in Blunt Statement,

MORE AID TO EUROPE SAID NOT PRACTICABLE   OTHER NATIONS MUST RELY ON . OWN RESOURCES TO REGAIN FINANCIAL EQUILIBRIUM.   GLASS LETTER INTERPRETED   Secretary of Treasury Says America Has Done All Thought Advisable for Other Countries.

EUROPE CANNOT LOGK 70 J. $. FOR GREAT A'd   Such is Decision Announc:d Ir Letter by Secretary Glass

SINK OR SWIM EUROPE HEARS FROMU.9. CHIEE   America Has Given All Aid Possible Declares Seciztary Glass to Committee.   OPPOSES MEETING

U.S, CAN'T HELP ~" FINANCE EUROPE   Secretary Glass Tells Cham ber of Commerce, Me! That Further Loans b: Government Are Impos sible.

DEPEND NR WN RESOURCE   Secretary Glass Says U ‘CS. Has “Done All That Is Advisable.”’ 

MUST RESTORE ITS OWN FINANCE —ENINLIBRIUM         Secretary. Glass Daclares That the American Government Has Done All Practieable For Europe.

RELY UPON a OWN RESOURCE:   Declares America Has Done All That Is Advisable Or .  Practicable

GLASS DECLINES ~ AID TO EUROPE   Says Peoples Overseas Must Meet Own Problem of Sinking Exchange,   UNITED STATES GIVES LIMIT   Suggests That Europeans Live Withir Thelr Incomés and Increase Their Production as Much as Possible, in Biumt Statement.

FOREIGN NATIONS MUST RELY NOW ON SELVES: GLASS   America Has Done Everything It Deems Practicable. and. Advisable, He Says...   EXCHANGE SITUATION SEEN GRAVE BY INTRANSIGEANT   Form British Chancellor Tells Bank Stockholders Lower Prices Coming Slowly.

EUROPE MUST Bt HER OWN BANKER   SUCH IS INTERPRETATION PLACED ON LETTER OF SECRETARY GLASS.   NO MORE LOANS COMING   Secretary of the Treasury Does Not Take Kindly to the Proposed Conference of Financiers.

GLASS HALTS GENTLE TOUGH   European Governments Can Count on No More Loans From Uncle Sam.

Furone Must Gut Gut Spending Orgy And Get To Work In Earnest   PRIVATE LOANS POSSIBLE

DECLARES LIMIT. REACHED BY W. 0   Further Aid to Europe Declined by Secretary Glass.   ISSUES BLUNT STATEMENT   Says Peoples Overseas Must Meet Their Own Problem of Sinking Exchange—Suggests They Live Within Their Incomes.

EUROPE MUST G0 10 WORK   America. Has Done Enough, the. U. S ° Chamber of Commerce * _ is Told.   THEN THEY. WON’T NEED ' CHARITY, SAYS GLASS   People Should Live Within Their In. * comes, Limit Imports and In_erease Production.

U.S. WILL NOT REVIVE EUROPE ~ GLASS ASSERTS   "Up to. ‘Them to Solve Ow:  Problems,” ‘Secretary De-.  - elares.in Letter’ to: C: ©. -

(MUST RELY ON ’ OWN RESOURCES   Government Has Done - All It Considers Ad-visable, Says Glass

RESOLUTE TAKES 4TH RACE OF CUP SERIES   Shows Her Heels To Shamroc! Over Entire Course; Final Race Today.

AMERICAN SEAMANSHIP PROVES SUPERIORITY   Little White Defender Takes Advantage of Every Breeze and Outsails Big Gree British Sleop.

RESOLUTE WINS FOURTH RACE OF SERIES TODAY   FIFTH AND DECIDING RACE WILI BE HELD TOMORROW—WAS SPECTACULAR EVENT

RESOLUTE WINS TO-DAY    American Cup Defender Makes It “50-50” in Inter_ national Yacht Race—Tomorrow’s Race to Decide Supremacy.

nOULUTE WINS: DECIDING RACE TOMORROW   Yank Sloop Shows Superior Sailing Qualities as Against Challenger

RESOLUTE VICTOR IN FOURTH RACE   Cup Defender Evens Series With Brilliant Victory Today: Made Sensational Spurt After Shamrock Had Taken Lead About Four Miles From the Finish

MEXICAN TROOPS MOVE.   Attention of American Officials Again Attracted to Folitical Situation.

TROUBLE SEEN IK _JN-MEXIGAN-STATI   Federal Troops in Sonora to - “Put: Dowit Obregon: Sap" porters There.

6PATIENTS  _ OHIO 0 STATE HOSPITAL   es:  HELD ON SUSPICION OF -HAVING SET FIRE TO COTTAGE   In Which Nine. line Persons Died of. Suffocation—List  In: creased by: Awother Death  Taoadav..-.00

New Resolution For Peace Bobs Up In Senate   Latest Plan 1 Proposes Include Austria. Germany in Friendly Pact.

KNOX FATHER Ot NEW RESOLUTION   Senate Acts to Declare State o War at an End.   BILL FAVORABLY REPORTED   House Penalties Are Omitted, but Treaty, Privileges Not Waived— Minority Report to Be Filed by Hitchcock.

SENATE ACTS TO END WAR   Knox “Peace” Measure Is Reported to the Body for Conrsideration.   HOUSE PENALTIES OMITTED   New Resolution Would Conclude State of Hostility and !Incltudes Austria— Hitchcock to File Minority Views, it Is Said.

SENATE ACTS yp TO END WAR   Knox “Peace” Measure Is Reported to the Body for Consideration.   New Resolution Would Conciude State of Hostility and Includes Austria— Hitchcock to File Minority Views, It Is Said.

WILL TEST AMENDMENT.   Supreme Court to Hear All Phases of Prohibition Issues Before Giving Decision.

ALL PHASES OF DRY ISSUE WILL BE HEARD BY COURT   Then Its Decision on the Prohibi tion Amendment and Volstead Act Will Rea Made

ALL PHASES OF ORY QESTION   Will Be Heard by Supreme Court Before Division on 18th Amendment.

SUPREME COURT WILL HAR ALL PROWIBITION PHAGES BEFORE ANY DECISION ON AMENDMENT MADE

SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR ALL PHASES OF PROHIBITION   New Jersey Brewers’ Case Is to Come Up March 29 and Other Questions Later to Settle the Big Problem.

UAT POSTPONES AEGESS BECAUSE OF PROHIBITION   Pass on Ali Phases of Question Before Deciding Upon Validity of Amendment.   PERMISSION GRANTED TO INSTITUTE TEST CASE   March 29 VPixed for Hearing Argu. ments in New Jersey” Proceedings on Appeals by Newark Brewer an¢ on Government Appeals in tnjane. tion Preereedings,

FULL HEARING IS GRANTED ON THE PROHIBITION LAWS   Supreme Court Abandons Recess te Go Into All Disputed Details of Present Statutes.   tie the Awwoctated Prewe)

NO PRO LAW DECISION BY SUPREME COURT UNTIL ALL PHASES HAVE BEEN ARGUEL   (Re Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

SUPREME COURT WILL NOT LIMIT ARGUMENTS   ALL . PHASES TO BE HEARD BEFORE HANDING DOWN DECI-, SION ON VALIDITY OF PRO,

PRORIBITION ACT TO BE THORGUGHLY EXAMINED   EVERY PHASE TO BE GONE INTO BEFORE A DECISION FROM THE SUPREME COURT 1S HAD---TESTS ARE COMING

HIGH TRIBUNAL TO . REVIEW JERSEY SUI   Supreme Court Will Make Ezhaustive Investigation of Entire Wet Controversy.

GIVE ULTIMATUM TOBERLIN REDS   Energetic Measures to Restore Order and Protect Germans Are Taken.

Germans In Ruhr Valley To Be Protected At All  Costs Says Government

TO RESTORE ORDER ~ IN RUHR DISTRICT   REPORTED MEN ARE NOW LEAVING COMMUNIST RANKS.

BEAT THREATEN DRASTIC. AUTION AGAINST REBELS   President Gives Communists Until Tomorrow to Bring Order in Ruhr District and Release Prisoners.

TERMS OUTLINED   German Government Issues Manifesto to the Communists.

BEAMANY SENDS ARMY INTO RUHR WITHOUT PERMIT   Communist - Leader Declares \t Is Impossible to Fight Government.

RURR CONMUNISTS BE DEALT WITH BY GERMANY'S NEWLY FORMED MINISTRY

GERMANS 10 TAKE ENERGETIC ACTION   Communists Have Been Served With An Ultmatum To To Quit Revolt.

NO VERDICT ON NEWBERRY (ASE   Jury Goes Back Anto Session This Afternoon; No Specu~— Jation on Outcome.   BUT TWO COUNTS REMAIN

NEWBERR JURY 1S BUS}   Get an Early Start TodayLong Grind is Expected in Reaching Verdict.

Newberry Jury Working On Separate Verdicts tn Cases of 85 Defendants

Explosion of Cook Stove Sets Irwell. ing Afire and Burns Four Children.

STOVE ~ HILLS —-BABRS   Explosion of Cook Stove Sets Dwelling Afire and Burns Four Children.

FOUR CATLDREN BURN TO DEAT   *. Explosion of n Cook Stove Sets the  Dwelling on Fire

VOLCANIC CRATER APPEARS IN ITAL      TOP OF MOUNTAIN IN EARTH QUAKE ZONE BEGINS TO EMIT SMOKE AND FUMES.

HORROR ON HORROR   VOLCANIC DISTU RBANCE hou LOWS ITALIAN EARTHQUA SE.         ! Peopte Now Fully Realize Vastneys vot The Calumity. ‘ !

HUAHUR UN HORROR   VOLCANIC DISTURBANCE) FOE LOWS ITALIAN FARTHQUAKE.   People Now Fully Realize Vastness ot The Cahaumity.

ITALY IS FACING   Survivors of Quake Face New Danger—Voicano Active.   Crater Opens on Pizzo D’Ucello—Ger man Scientists Suggest Crust of Earth Is Sinking.

VOLCANO HAS — APPEARED IN QUAKE REGION   Crater Opeas In Mountain To; —Sheck Followed Line of Mountaizs.   RESCUE WORK CONTINUES   Food Being Rushed to Stricken Districts—Many Families Wiped Out.

VOLCANO CRATER OPEN ‘~ NEAR EARTRSUAKE   Smoke and Sulphuric Fumes At  tributed to Italian Shock  Caving Zone in Barth Indi  ented.

VOLCANIC CRATER _SHDDENLY OPENS 1 —TTALIAN QUAKE ZONE      Emittinug Sulphuric F umes iAnd Lava at Great Rate. —.  Believed That Quakes Were:  ‘Caused by Settling of Earth’s: Crust Near Genoa.

ITALY HAS NEW PERIL   QUAKE SURVIVORS FACE DAN.GER IN ACTIVE VOLCANO.   Top of Mount Pizza D’Ucelio Opens as Crater—Emits Smoke and Sulphuric Fumes, Says Report.

VOLCANIC CRATER SUDDENLY OPENS   Quake Indicates Caving Zone in Earth's Crust. *

NEW PERIL IN ITALY   Survivors of Quake Face New Danger—Volcano Active.   Crater Opens on Pizzo D’Ucello—Ger. man Scientists Suggest Crust of Earth Is Sinking.

Details of “Second Shock, Reported. as © Worse. T han First, Still Lacking’ in  OD aes   RESCUERS WORK ALL © NIGHT BRINGING. AID   Minor: . Tremors’. Continue But Ate Regarded as: Sigt  : Heavy Disturbances, Have “Ended - ,

CARTHQUAK HAS CREATED NEW VOLCANO   Crater Opens at Peak of Pez zo G@’Ucello, Northeast of Spezia.   WORK OF RESCUE IS WELL UNDERWAY   Survivors of Fivizsano Are Beginning to Realize Ex_tent of Calamity.

NEW VOLCANIC CRATER — IN ITALIAN MOUNTAI   Wue Has Suddealy Opened at Height of 5,845 Feet. _  ‘an  (grater 1s EMITTING SMOKE     “Sulphuric Fumes Atsd Belching Out—Huadreds of Lives. Lost,

VOLGANY UPENG UN MISUNTALN IN QUAKE GTR   EMITTING SWYOKE AND SULPHUR 1 TUMES: WAS CAUSED BY RECENT BARTHQUAKE,

VOLCANO ADDS TO TERRORS OF ITALIAN: QUAKE   Located on Northwest Corner of District Stricken by Tuesday’s Shake.

CAVING ZONE IN SURFACE OF FAATH CLAIMED   Smoke and Sulphur Fumes Emitted From High ] Italian Peak .   MOUNTAINS SINKING AT GULF OF GENOSZ   City: Presents Disastrous Appearance From Effects of Big Trembior

NEW VOLCANO, QUAKE FORMED, IS THREATENIN(   temains with Bulle’ Wound Through Head, Found.

VOLCANIC CRATER   Opened on Top of Mountain North  See tes tat ee Téeale

Quake Uncorks Velcano   Crater of Mt. Pizzo Suddenly Spouts Sulphur Fumes Folloy ing Earthquakes Which Shook Ilalv; New Jarg Are Felt

EARTHQUAKE SHOWS EFFECT IN VOLCANO   SULPHURIC FUMES EMITTED FROM MOUNTAIN OF PIZZO DUGELLO NORTH OF FLORENCE   STAGE STAR 1S DEAD

EX-SENATOR GRANE’S CONDITION SERIOUS   Conscious But Steadily Growing Weaker   Physician in Constant Attendance in the Sick Room

SELLS MEAT TO AVERT SHORTAGE   War Department at Washington _ Plans to Release Large i Stocks.   ACTION GAUSEO BY STRIKE   Director of Sales of War Department Wires Mayor Thompson of Chicago of Opportunity to Pur. chase Large Stocks.

MEAT TO EASE BIC SHORTAGE   War Department at Washington Plans to Release Large Stocks.   ACTION CAUSED BY STRIKE   Director of Sates of Wer Department Wires Mayor Thompson of Chicago of Opportunity to Purchase Large Stocks,

SELLS MEAT T0: AVERT SHORTAGE   War Department at Washington Pians to Release Large Stocks.   Director of Saies of War Department Wires Mayor Thompsen of Chicago of Opportun'ty to Pur¢hase Large Stocks.

U. 0. WILL otLl MEAT 10 PUBLIC   Government Plans to Releass Large Stocks of Food.   CHICAGO MAYOR’ NOTIFIED   War Department Plans to Release Large Stocks of Frozen and Canned Goods to Relieve the Strike Tieup.

Liquor Raids In  New Jersey Cities   Renorted That Whiskey Selzed tn the Yronx 'Voday Valued at $115,006,

SLEUTHS SEIZE $115,000 RUN   Prohibition Enforcement Offi cials Make Big Haul in New York.

S7e4e6"82 45 84 VE sf? sees See Ng %. See  Agents Get Whisky Worth $115,000 in Bronx.

BRONX WHISKEY SEIZED      Prohibition Men Follow Up Raids tn Newark < cd Jersey Citv.

HIGHWAY POTAICY ASNOUNCED.   Parallel Roads Within Short Distance of Each Other borhbidden

‘Robinson _  Breaks News   Arkansis  Seuntae  baads “Obto's Governor En Ortering Presi, denial) Nontnation

GUX HAILED AS POPULAR NOMINEE   Senator Robinson Praises Par ty Candidate In Notifica tion Adds

Would Cut Taxes to the Core and Aid Farmer by Practical Assistance.   Uses Words of Lodge in De fense of Treaty.

VAST CROWD CHEERS COX WHILE HE DELIVERS VIGOROUS SPEECH   Democratic Candidate For President Makes Known Hi Stand In No Ambiguous Terms; Contrasts * With Opponent’s Quibbling.   AGCEPTANGE SPEEEH IS BEGINNING OF HARD FIGHT

tr en te  SAYS THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM CLEAR AND UNMISTAKABLE   Senator Robinson Outlines Progressive Legislative Measures  in Ohio He Says Governor Cox Secured Aoainct Onnasition

(The compiete address of Gover nor Cox will be found in Part II o  this paper.)

Cox Makes League Paramount Issue   Stands Squarely Behind Wilson Pact in Acceptance Speech at Davton.

GOVERNOR COX 1S NOTIHED OF hil) CANDIDACY TODAY   Democrats Gather at Dayton, 0., and Hear Their Nominee’s Acceptance Speech   CHAMPIONS NATIONS. LEAGUE   Senator Robinson of Arkansas De livers Notification Address— League Made the Issue.

ESCH CUMMINS RAIL BILE IS REPORTED   No Change in Schedule of Wages for at Least Six Months   PER CENT RETURN      Bul Also Provides for Labor Boards to Settle Industrial Disputes

RESENT RAIRDAD WAGE 10 CONTINUE   Conference Report on Reorganization Bill Recommends No Changes Be Made In Pay In First Six Months.   WILL STABILIZE RATES FOR IDENTICAL PERIOD   Asks Government to Guarantee Against Deficit and Pledge 54 Per Cent Return on Property Value.

Wages Established B, Ad dministration To Be Continued Till Sept. 1   Bill As Reporied Also Seeks To Stabilize Rates For Same Period of Time and Provides No Rates Can Be Reduced Unless Approved By L. C. C. _

BILL TO REORGANIZE RAILROADS IS FINISHED   Conference Report, Given to Senate and  House Today, Is Published

WAR TIME RAIL PAY IN EFFEGT UNTIL SEPT.    Conference Report On Reor ganization Stabilizes Wage and Carrying Rates.   Provisions Provide for Ne Change Before 7 Months After Return of Roads.

Conference Report Presented. on n Raik“road Reorganization Measure, Wherein Wages Established. by Railroad Administration Would Remain in Effect Six Months-

RAIL WAGES TO BE STABILIZED UNDER NEW BILI   Provision of Rail Bill Provides Present Standard Until Sept. 1.   CONFERENGE COMMITTEE REPORTS BILL TO CONGRESS   Measure Will Be Taken Uj House On Next . Saturday.

Surprise Wantfested in Provision Inserted in Railway Bill  WILL NOT CHANGE RATES  Recent Demands For Increased Pay Causes Interest in Crane.  lf Passed Will Not Permit Wage  Change For Six Months

HOPE TO PASSIT         Provides for Compul: ‘sory Arbitration ofDisputes 

RAIL WAGES TAY TILL SEPTEMBER BILL'S PROVISION   Measure Conferees Agree on Plan to Stabilize Freight and Passenger Rates.   HOUSE TAKES UP REPORT  SATURDAY, SENATE LATER   Compulsory Arbitration Clause in Instrument but No Way for Enforcing Verdict.

RAIL PAY RAISE CURBED BY BILL   Terms of Reorganization Meas: ure Are Made Known at Washington.   WAGES T0 STAND SIX MONTHS   Proposed Act’ Jointly Reported Pro. vides No Change Shall Be Made Before September 1—Arbitration is Made Conipulsory.

PRESENT RAIL PAY UNTIL SEP.1   Provision of Congressiona Conference Committee.   RAILROAD EARNINGS —FIXEL   Five and a Half Per Cent on Va!ue and 1 Per Cent for Improvements.

PROPOSES PAt OF RAL MEN 10 STAY UNCHANGED   REPORT OF CONFEREES ON REORGANIZATION BILL IS GIVEN TO CONGRESS.

ANILWAY BILL WOULD CONTINUE PAY SCALE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 151   s Presented in House and Senate Today—Consideration to be Taken Up Within Short Time.   PROVIDES COMMISSION

OLD RAILWAY SCALE 10 CONTIUE SIX MONTHS   Conference Report Presented to Congress Recommends Government Wares.   SAME RATES ALSO ASKED   Measure as Finally Agreed Upor Being Watched By Railway and Labor Officials.

this is One of The Péiots in Th ) New Railroad Measure.         UARANTEE $14. PER CENT   Permissiog ts Also Givea to Con solidate Some of The Sys __ tems of Railroads.

TO CONTINUE RR. WAR TIME WAGES   Conference Report on R.R. Reorganization Bill’ Presented to House and Senate   Would Continue, Wages Es. tablished by R.R. Administration Wntil Sept. 1

NO CHANGE IN WAGES OF EN FOR 6 MONTHS   Yeorganization Report on Roads Submitted to Congress Today.   FREIGHT RATES WILL CONTINUE   Compulsory Arbitratior Also Provided For in New Draft. 

ACCORDING TO CON FERENCE REPORT ON  »- REORGANIZATION BILL MADE TODAY.   Pay of Workers and Rates of Transpe.'tation Not to be .Disturbed .for .Six Months — Other Provisjons of Redrafted Bill.

Stabilization of Pay and Rates After Lines Go Back to Private Control Provided in Measure.

Congress Measure Provides No Change Shall Be Made in Wages and -Rates Be.  ” £€9re Sentemibher.      PRESIDENT HELD OUT HOPE OF PAY BOOST   To Be Arbitrated by Federa ‘Board That Has No Au thority to Enforce De. cisions.

RAILROAD WAGE SUALE IS FIXED FOR SIX MONTHS   ‘This is One of the Features of  the New Railroad Bill.   COMPROMISE MEASURE IS FINDING FAVOR   Compulsory Arbitration of Al! Strikes is Provided in the New Law.

WAN HAIL WAGES OTAND SIX MONTHS   Measure Jointly Reported Stirs Union Labor Leaders.   IS NEAR ITS’ FINAL FORM   Terms of the Proposed Reorganization Act’ Are Made Public at Washington—Makes Arbitration of La. bor Disputes Compulsory.

TO STABILIZE RATES AND RAILWAY WAGE   Wartime Figures Would Hold for Six Months Undd Railroad Bill as Reported.

PRESENT SCALE MADE EFFECTIVE FOR SIX MONTHS   CONFERENCE REPORTS TO HOUSE AND SENATE ON’ . REORGANIZATION PLAN.   Especial Interest Caused by Recent Demands of Workers. -

ies On i      RAILWAY PAY INCREASE IS - HIT BY BILI   REJECT ALL SHIP BIDS PAYNE URCES   Terms of Reorganization Measure Are Made Known at Washingion.   Asks Authority to Renew Negotiations for Sale of ExGerman Liners.   WAGES TO STAND SIX MOM   IS BISAPPOINTED IY RFFERS   Proposed Act Jointly Reported Pro. vides No Change Shali Ne Made Before Septernber 1—Arvitra. tion is Made Comnuieory.   Shipping Board in Resolution to Sen. ste Recommends That the Veoseig 7 Bs Sold to American Firms.

WAGES IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPTEMBER NEW RAIL PLAN   And Rates Cannot Be Changed _ Before That Date, According  : to Provision.   REWRITE RAILROAD BILL   Conference Tomorrow to Decide if Railroad Executives Are Willing, Too.

RAILROAD BILL WILL CONTINUE’ PRESENT WAGE   Conference Report Provides No Change In Wages or Rates ” Before September 1.   PROVISION IS A SURPRISE   Effect on Strike Threat Subject of Specutation—Outstanding Features of the Bill.

}Surprise Manifested in Provis' jon Inserted in Railway Bill  WILL NOT CHANGE RATES  ene eae  Recent Demands For Increased Pay Causes Interest in one,  if Passed Will Not Permit Wage Change For Six Months

'GIEXAMINE NAVY'S, @) WORK DURING WAR               abe Naval Affairs Committee anc urt of ‘Inguiry. Roth; To Get Busy. ;

DANIEL EVENS UP BY STARTING PROB!   SECRETARY OF NAVY WANTS - SIMS’ REMOVAL OF- AD. . MIRAL FLETCHER IN. VESTIGATED.

TO EXAMINE NAVY’S : WORK DURING WAR   Senate Naval Affairs Committee and Court of Inquiry Both To Get Busy.

TWO. INVESTIGATIONS OF NAVY DEPARTMENT   Will Start Next Week in Wash ington Charges Being Made By and Against Admiral Qc.

NAVY PROBE WILL START NEXT WEEK   Double-barreled Investigation i Scheduled by Committees   LOOK INTO SIMS’ CHARGES!   Naval Court of Inquiry Meets to Decide Daniel's Complaint

CUBAN FINANCES ‘TO BE REGULATED   Plans Already  Prepared fo: Submission to the Congress That is Now in Session.

POLAND AND LETVIA IN PACT      Secret Treaty Looking te Partitioning ef Litheania.

POLAND AND LETVIA IN PARTITION PLOT   Mean To Split Lithuania, Says Moscow, ;

SECRET TREATY CONCLUDED   Pect Between Poland and Letvia Would Partitian TT ithaania

RELIEF STEAMER AT DANZIG   New Proof of VU. S. Friendship fo Poland, the Newspapers Say in Editorials.

RELIEF SHIP REACHES DANZIG   U. S, Shows New Proof of Friendship for Poland.

RELIEF SHIP REACHES DANZIG   Newspapers ‘Say That U, S. Shows New Proof of Friendship for Poland.

RELIEF SHIP REACHES DANZIG   First Vessel to Cross Atlantic Under Polish and American Flags— Carries Retief Supplies.

Wa LLP BG ob hlto! ALL 1S REALY   UNCLE WILBERT'S LEANING TOWARD MARQUARD FIRS!  neat ae ee ae a      All Ready for Battle for Ball Championship; Tris’ Silent.

SPEAKER'S MEN RULE, 5 TO 4, BUT VERY LITTLE BETYING NOTICED,   SPECULATE. ON PITCHER   Marquard and Bagby Likely to Be Chosen for Opposing Teams. The Betting Is Very Light.

Betting Favors Indians 5 to 4  BOTH TEAMS IDLE  Hylan to Toss Out Errst Ball

STAGE ALL SET FORTHE WORD > SERIES PANE       First Contest to Be Mayed on the Brooklyn Grounds Tomorrow: “Altertionh   PLAYERS RESTING TODAY ~FOR THE &2: CONTEST         Natluaal Leaguers tteady fe Tuva ‘slom—Marquard May Site ‘Fiot Game

FIROT MOUNE AnTIOl (0 DE RUBE?   New York's Mayor to Hu Initial Ball; Notables to  Witness Fracas.

FIRGT MUN ARTO Td BE RUBE’   New York's Mayor to Hur Initial Ball; Notables to  Witness Fracas.

DODGERS ON THE GROUND READY FOR BIG SERIES   Indians to Arrive Tomorrow. Eveeything is Set For the Big Gimes,

EVERYTHING READY FOR WORLD SERIES CONTEST TUESDAY   RUBE MARQUARD WILL PROBAB LY PITCH FOR BROOKLYN EN FIRST GAME   THE DOPESTERS HAVE FIGURED OUT CLEVELAND WILL START WITH BAGBY

MILD WINTER IN PROSPECT   Croaking of Frogs Sure Proof, Say Findlay Prophets.

'WILL FOLLOW NANSEN PATH   Trail Blared by Nerwegian Explorer to Be Gone Over by His Countryvmen.

DANIELS LOSES ~~ ON NAVY NEEDS   House Committee Pays No Attention to Recommendation for Greatest Armament in World.

It Was Hard to Get Any Ac: tion With Conference by Crowded Cable.   /DANGER OF ATTACK BY  HUN ELEET NOT GUARDED   Spectacular. Ending of War Sought While Germans Kept on Sinking Ships.

IGNORES BIG NAVY DEMAND OF DANIELS   Senate and House Botl Cut Appropriation Bill $200,000,000.

DANIELS 1S IGNORED,   House Cuts Down Naval Appropria tion Despite Protest,

Daniels Ignored In Appeal For  Navy Increases   Honse Committee Trims Bil $300.000,000; 5. F. Bay Work Omitted

House Ignores * Daniels’ Request   Comailtter Cuts - 900,000,000 On Eatimaic of Naval Needs as Rew i > ported; by Navy Head.

DANIELS’ NAVY ESTIMATES ARE GIVEN BIG CU’   House Committee Slices Ap proximately $300,000,000 from Appropriations

APPROPRIATION FOR NAVY IS OUT 200 MILLION   COMMITTEE IGNORED THE DEC LARATION MADE BY SECRETARY DANIELS.   The Total Carried in the Bill Wa $424,450,000—Nearty 200 Million Dollars Was Cut From Estimate.

NAVY ESTIMATE IS NOW REDUCED      House Navy Affairs Committee Ignores Daniels’ Declaration.

SHORTAGE OF COAL ALREADY REPORTED   Government Departments and Agencies Investigate Criticat Conditions   NEW ENGLAND AFFECTED   Titincis Miners Renew Appeal to White House for Probe of Miners’ Strike

GOAL SHORTAGES BEING REPORTED   Scarcity of Fuel Already Exists in Some Sections.   THREATENING IN OTHERS   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Urged to Order Priority in Tidewater Movement of Tue] to New England—IDiinois Operators Renew Their Appeal. a

SHORTAGE OF COAL MENACE ~ TO COUNTRY   New England in Bad’ ‘Shape for Fuel; Uinois Miners - Demand Raise in Wages.   TUMULTY REASSURES. GOVERNORS OF STATES   Tells Them Sufficient Quan  ered in Their 1 it Districts ia ~ the Near Future.

GOAL SHORTAGE I TAKEN UP BY GOV'T AGENGIES   Priority for New Engianc States Urged; Illinois Operators Ask Aid.

PALMER CALIS CONFERENCE   The Coal Situation to be Thoroughly Discussed   3THREE SEEK PRESIDENCY

Shortages in Many Sections Claime the Attention of Governmenst  De nr rtimente.

COAL SHORTAGES HOLD, ATTENTION OFS. AGENCIES         * ation “So Serious Palmer “Is Ordered. to Golleet ‘Available Data « *

WILSON PROMISES TO SEND COAL TO CERTAIN STATES   Messages From President Dis patched to New England and Northwest.

RELIEF FROM COAL SHORTAGE SOUGHT   EARLY ACTION PROMISED BY) FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS TO RELIEVE FUEL SITUATION,

GOAL SHORTAGE 5 BIG PROBLEM   Half Dozen Government Agencies Kept Busy  Paeerasses=oRz i MPBaeatinF FPseaAraTwynrrts      Half Illinois Mines Idle and Whole Field Threatened— Shortage Previously Serious Becomes More Acute— Priority for New England and Northwest

Informal Meeting of Operators, Exporters and Manufacturing Interests to be Held in New York Thursday, When Situation Will be Discussed,

NEW ENGLAND IS PROMISED GOAL 10  MEET ALL REEDS   Telegrams From White House Sent t Governors—Everything Possible Being Done.

WAR POWERS MAY BE USED IN COAL CRISIS   PRESIDENT POSSIBLY WILL EXERCISE AUTHORITY TO PUT BAN ON EXPORTS.   Palmer Calis Conference of Representative Manofacturers to Decide on Action Necessary.

U. S. TO GUARD ELECTIONS   Attorney. General Palmer Orders Federal Agents to Give Attentian to Vialaticn of Laws,

U. S. TO GUARD. ELECTIONS   Attorney General © feureh Orders  Federal -Agents to Giv "to Violation. of

THIET   Federat ‘Election: Laws ‘Must? Be ‘Entorcedt, “Attorney.  \ . Ganerak Says:   LETTERS. SENT OUT TO.” ie OFFICIALS IN:NATION   Fraud . ‘and: Graft: to ‘Be ‘Given * Special. Attention; He"  - Advises °

*PaEMER ‘ORDERS STRICT . WATCH OVER ELECTIONS   Attorney. “General.  Ad Asivises  Agents te . Give Careful Attention to Viola . dons of Law

PALMER INSTRUCTS NO VIOLATIONS ELECTION LAWS   Sends Word To Ali Federal Law Er forcing Officers to Give Careful Attention to Violations,

orney. General ‘Palmer: On Electior       ‘ederil Law! Enforelug Author. to; Watel.. ‘for Viotath Ons oO tian Laws buesday ‘           te

FIFTEEN POUNDS OF HUMAN BONES ARE DISCOVERED      Find Made in the Home of Henri Landru, Better Known as the French Bluebeard.

POWERFUL WIRELESS STATION   ‘United States Building the World's Big. gest Radio Plant at Bordeaux, .  France.

BUILD BIG RADIO STATION   U. S. Constructing World’s Most Powerful Wireless Station.

SETTLEMENT NEAR   President Huerta and Gov. Cantu of Lower California Geiting Together?

EXPECT GANTU 10 YIELO 10 FEDERALS   Peaceful Settlement of Lower California Rebellion is  Forecast.

Cantu Willing to Give Up Office Provided Another Lower California Man Fills His Place   General Rodriquez Appointed to Com mand Operations Against Cantu If Governor Decides to Fight

MEXICAN PRESIDENT WINS THE DISPUTE   Lower California, With Its Rich Pickings, to Come Under Hig Jurisdiction.

CANTU WHE YIELD WHEN HUERTA ASKS      Expect No Trouble i Ending Mexican Squabble.

GOV, CANTU TO QUIT OFFICE IN LOWER CALIF   Villa Asks Permission tu Establish Mexican Agricultural College at. His Own Expense

UWP HIS DOMAIN   Peaceful Settlement of Lower California Controversy Is Expected by Mexican Government; Villa Wants to Establish Agricultural Colony.

PEACEFUL POSSESSION.   May Be Given of Lower Califarnia by. President Huerta.

BRODY FALLS TO THE BOLSHEVIK! SAYS STATEMENT   Situation Along Polis! Front Going from  Bad to Worse.

BASEBALL ROW DEVELOPING SOME NEW SCANDALS  DI AYERS MAKING COUNTER   PLAYERS MAKING COUNTER CHARGES AGAINST EACH OTHER.   BRIBES OFFERED TO LOSE CERTAIN GAMES

RANSOM OF 50000 DEMANDED BY VILLA FOR BRITISH CAPTIVE      Bandit Chief Holds Mar Prisoner In His Camp.

VILLA DES ANDS $50,080 RANSOM   Brilisit Subject a Prisoner in the Bangi Ghist’s Gamo,

JiLLA HOLDS BRITON, REPORT   George Miller Captive of Mexican Chief for $50,000 Ransom, State Department Hears.

iBRITISH SUBJECT  HELD FOR RANSOM   Prisoner in the Camp of Vila Mexican Bandit. Chief.

STATE CENTER WINS.   county Board 1 “Contributes $15,000 * for Subway. -.

RAILWAY ENGINEER FAVORS VIADUCT   Division Engineer Here Tuesday Will Recommend That Viaduct be Built at West Edge of Town.

STATE CENTER WINS.   Saunty Boart Contritutes $15,000 a ~ for Subway.

COVELESKIE GUTS DOWN BROOKLYN BATSMEN: SPEAKER STAR SUPPORTER   American League Champs Bea ~ Nationals. in First. Clash a of World Series.   WOOD SCORES 2 AND BURNS "OF CLEVELAND'S 3 RUN:   Ebbets Field Packed by 25,000 Fans to Witness Battle of Big League Winners.

OF SERIES   Brooklyn Dadgers Lose by Score o Thsee to One; Nationats Easy For Mighty Coveleskie   TRIS SPEAKER ASSISTS IN SLAUGHTER OF NATIONALS

INDIANS KEEP LEAD GAINED EARLY IN DAY   Final Score is Three. to One; Sacrifice by Konetchy Drives in Lone Run for the  Dadcers   TWENTY-FIVE THOUSANDS WITNESS THE CONTEST   Hundreds Turned Away after Standing in Line Since Sunrise

Cleveland Americans Defeat Brooklyn Nationals in First Game of Series, 3 to 1

DODGERS FALL _ BEFORE SLANTS OF COVELESKIE   Cleveland’s Big Spitball Pitcher Mystified Champions of National League.   GIVEN STERLING SUPPORT    Speaker Ranged Far and Near, Robbing Brooklyn of Seeming Hits.

AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BUNCH EITS OFF 2 BROOKLYN STARS 10 COP SERIES OPENER   Coveleskie Given Air-Tight Support by His Mates With Speaker Appearing In Leadine Role—O’Neill Stars at Bat.

CLEVELAND VICTOR BYSTOT OER ie   Coveleskie and Speaker Show " Dodgers How Indians Play U. S. National Game

NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB HELPLESS BEFORE SPIT BALL OF COVELESKIE   Fielding of Indians Also Contributes to Victory in First Game of World Series, Witnessed by Crowd of 23,865— O'Neill Stars at Bat With Two Doubles.

COVELESKIE IN SUPERB FORM--HOLDS BROOKLYN TO ONE RUN, FIVE HITS   First Game Of Championship Baseball Series Won Through Superb Hurling Of Coveleski, Star Spitball Pitcher, Spectacular Fielding Of Cleveland’s Manager Tris Speaker And Hitting Of Catcher O’Neill.

AUBE MARQUARD. 5 POUNDED OU]   - Box Score of Today’s Game   Catcher O'Neill Hits 2 Doubles to Turn Tide For the indians.   FIELDING IS WONDERFUL

CLEVELAND WON FIRST GAME OF SERIES. 3 TO   COVELESKIE’S SLANTS TOO MUCH FOR THE DPOPGERS TODAY   SPEAKER WAS WONDER   Ranzed Ove r Field Robbing Brook. Ivn Players of Seemine Sure Hits

National League Team Help. less Before Pitcher Coveleskie.   TRIS SPEAKER A TOWER OF STRENGTH   Cleveland Plays Errorles: Game—Each Team Gets Five Hits.

NATIONAL LEAGUERS UNABLE 10 SOLVE GOVELESKIE 3 PUZZLERD   Crowd of Less Than 25,000 Witness First Game of Series Which Was Filled With Thrilling Fielding Stunts; Manager Speaker of Indians a Star.

COVELESKIE LETS DODGERS - DOWN3T01   National Leaguers Unabl to Find Big Boy’s Spitters.   [INDIANS GIVE HIM EXCELLENT SUPPOR}

CLEVELAND TAKES FIRST GAME OF WORLD'S SERIES   American League Champions Under Leadership of Tris Speaker Defeat Brooklyn Nationals

COVELESKIE PITCHES. AIRTIGHT BASEBALL AND SUPERBAS MEET _ DEFEAT IN OPENING CONTEST   7HE SCORE.

Sensational Fielding and Great Pitching By Coveleskie Marked Amervican Leaguers’ Victory.   n HM. Ec evelang ....0 2010000063 65 & vookivn ....0GQ0Q000100-—1 5 7

CLEVELAND B ALL CLUB TAKES FIRST GAME   WINS FROM TROLLEY DODGERS IN OPENER OF WORLD SERIES. 3 TO 1   O'Neill. Sewell and Wood Excel in Stick Work for the Win neare

R‘PUBLICAN CHIEFTAINS GATHER FROM MIDWES!   In Chicago From Dozen States Consider National Campaign Strategy.

Co-operative Buying and Manufacturing   Is Now Being Tried by Organized Labor Through.the Am. Fed. of Labor to Reduce H. C. L.

UNION LABOR TO COMBAT H.C. OF L.   Output of Facraries WIM Ge tought by’ American Wederation at Rig Disi     ‘oun,

PROHIBITIONISTS IN CONVENTION   Pictures of Frances Willard and John Finch Decorate Hall Where Drys Plan National Ticket; Watkins ts Keynote Orator; Hinshaw at Helm.

PROHIB'S START NATIONAL MEET THIS MORNING   Three Hundced Delezatex Present at  Opening Meeting at Lincee, Nebraska. Teday   FREE IN CRITICISM ; OF TWO OLD PARTIES   Prohibition Party’s Misden is Net Eaded According tu Watkins

RUSSIANS SEEK DEPORTATION   Thensard at San Francisco Want t:  (let Back Home.

Hines Will Submit Hi Own Representations in the Controversy at Same Time

VALEDICT ORY OF WILSON BEFORE CONGRESS — ~~ INNATUREOFA PROFESSION OF AMERICAN FAIT

VALEDICTORY OF WILSON BEFORE CONGRESS. -INNATURE OF A PROFESSION OF AMERICAN FAITE

ANNUAL MEET OF THE COUNTY FARM BUREAL   Will Be Held Next Thursday  Aftertoon In Court House   Speakers of State-Wide Prominence Wii Address the Meeting

ANNUAL MEET OF THE COUNTY FARM PIIREAT   Will Be Held Next Thursday Afternoon In Court House   WILL ELECT OFFICERS   Speakers of State-Wide ~ Prominence Will Address the Meeting

FARMERS WANT RAIL CONTROL   National Council Would Have Exten. sion of Government Operation of Lines Two Years.

WOULD EXTEND RAIL CONTROL   Farmers’ National Council Asks Further Trial of Oneration.

DEADLY EXPLOSION ON SHIP   two killed. Five Others Mia«stins and Over a Score Injured at  Brooklyn Yard.

FAVE MEN KILLED IN NKER EXPLOSION   BLAST OCCURS IN FORWARD COMPARTMENT OF SHIP UNDER REPAIRS.

 Blast in New York Harbor Imperiled Live Of 200 Workmen on Ship; Wotnded Duenad and t.acorated

‘Lives of More Than 200 Workmen Were Endangered When Forward Compartment of British Boat Blows Out; Five Missing: Caused by Blow Torch; Says Report 4   WOUNDED RUSHED TO HOSPITALS

FIVE MEN KILLED AND FIVE MISSING   More Than Score Injured in Explosion That Wrecked British Tanker at Brooklyn Navy Yard.

OVER 20 OTHERS ARE HURT WHEN TANKER BURSTS   Those Unaccounted For Alto Believed Killed—] ‘ Is Thousands

) DEAD, 0 INSURED IN BLAST ABUARD BRITISH STEAMER   Explosion Believed to Have Been Caused by Blow Pipes Of Repairmen—Investigation Is Started.

SHIPYARD GAS BLAST KILLS 3 ENJURES 2¢   Explosion of Oil Tank on Ship in Dock for Repairs—Open F-ame Ionited Ges Fumes  ;

FARST TWO BALLOTS      THE way 7H TATES LIXED uP ‘. AT Pene START. :         Indiana, Cast!” Her Solid Vate for.       iol io

FRG] TWO BALLUTa   THE WAY THE STATES LINED UP AT THE START.   Indiana Cast Her Solid Vote for Thomas Marshail,

ONE: WOMAN: FLED   HAZEL SWIFPF 18, CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER.   ‘Some TDougt. as to Right of Wamer 7 On. Primary: Ballot.

INE WOMAN FILED   HAZEL SWIFT I8 CANDIDATE PoR RECORDER.   Some Douet as to Right of Women On Primary Ballot.

REEL OPERATORS ON STRIKE   Go Out at Chicago in Sympathy With Musicians With Grievance.

CHICAGO REEL MEN STRIKE   Moving Picture Operators and Stage Hands Go Out With the Musicians.

BOLL WORM PROBE TD BE BEGUN MONDAY WITH LONG LIST WITNESSE!   COMMITTEE REQUESTS MEMRBE) OF FEDERAL-HORTICULTURAL  BOARD TO BE PRESENT.

TAKING OF TESTIMONY IN PINK BOLL WORM PROBE STARTS MONDAY   Resolution Would Place All House Members On Committee.

BOLL WORM PROBE T0 BEGIN NEXT MONDAY   EFFORT TO HAVE ENTIRE MEM BERSHIP OF HOUSE ADDED TO THE COMMITTEE FAILED.

BOLDS LEVER ACT VALID   Cireatt Court of Cppeals Decides Taw Constitutional im Brtalo Case.

UNGINEERS QUPP ACR, OE oy,”   Railroad Men-Said to Have With draivn Meutbership., Appltention

WON’T JOIN BIG FEDERATION   Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Withdraws Application for Membership.

F. B. JENNINGS, N.Y.ATTORNEY, DIES, AGE 67   Deceased Was Counsel for In ternational Paper Co.; Erie R. R. and Associated Press

WANT JOHNSON TORUN SECORE   Harding’s FriendsAsk Senator to be Harding’s Running Mate

DELEGATES An FIOGETT, MILL ARDUT AND MAKE TROUBLE FOR GHAIRNAR   Rumors of ““Break’’ Cause Rubber Necks to Keep Twisting; Order Is Maintained With Difficulty  BOOSTERS ARE IN EVIDENCE

HIRAM URGED AS KITES TAN   Harding During the Reces Sought Alliance With Johnson.

CUMMINS; STRIKES   SENATOR GIVES HiS VIEWS ON BUSINESS DISTURHERS,   Thinks There’s a Better Way to Settle Troubles Than by Men to Go on Strike.

A BETTER WAY THAN IN STRIKES   TO SETTLE .LABOR DISPUTES SAYS SEN, CUMMINS,   DIFFERENCES WITH GOMPERS   Senior Sonator From towa Defined Hie Position In His Opening lowa Campaign Speech At Winfield Saturday Afternoon.

THIRD QUAKE IN 24 HOURS FELT   Los Angeles Rattied by Heavy Tem blor Shortly After Midnight; Little Damage Done by Series.

Los Angeles Is _ Given Shake By Another Quake   Tremor Comes Shortly After Mid night; Is Third in- 24 Hours; , Wo Damage Reported

FOPOUGES HOMELY. VIRTUES OF THRIF]   Editor Tells Railwaymen They ~ Cau Become ‘Chief Qwners by. Self-Help.

LIVE STOCK IN OTATE SHOWS LOSS   ANIMAL REPORT WAS MADE BY} THE STATE BOARD   AVERAGE PRICES HERE   the Nodaway County, the AveTage Prices for Horses is $105, Mules $145 and Miich Cows #5

LIVE STOCK IN STATE SHOWS DECREASE OF 921,632,000 IN YEAR   Loss in Numbers Reaches 326, 000 the Report of Logan and Mayes Declares.   COLE COUNTY MULES VALUED AT $150 EACE   Horses Have Value of $106 While Milch Cows Show Avyerage Worth of $81.

ENGLAND PRICES GOING UP    London Report Says Big Jump in High Cost of Living.

GOING UP OVER IN ENGLAND   Big Jump Made in the High Cost of! Living, Says London Report.

TAKES ACTION TO HURRY  SOLDIERS’ LEGISLATION   Republican ‘Leader “Proposes Centraliza. Mon of Benefit Bills in One Gommittee

MOTION FOR DIRECTED VERDICT WAS OVERRULED   James Costello and Christy Mathew. son Testify in Case of Lee Magee Against Chicazo Nationals.

House Appealed to for Instruc  tions but Wrangle Delays Action by Conferees Until  Today.

EXPRESS TRAIN 1 WRECKED IN WEST END OF SHOP YARI   THREE COAL CARS, COASTING FROM SIDETRACK ONTO MAIN TRACK CAUSED WRECK.   TWO MEN INJURED, BUT NOT SERIOUSLY   AD Seven Cars of the Express Train Derailed and Smashed-Track Sadly Damaged.

EXPRESS TRAIN IS RECAED IN WEST: IENDOF SHOP YAR   THREE COAL ‘CARS, COASTING FROM SIPETRACK ONTO  MAIN} TRACK CAUSED WRE      TWO MEN INJURED,   " BUT NOT RED ry   All Seven Cars of the Expres: ‘trait dhe railed ‘and -Smashed-Track i Badly Damaged. -

SAYS SIMS SOUNDS LIKE- MUNCHAUISER   Yeoty.Datiels Ridicnles Admiral’s Btatement That Delay Coat .. Half Million Lives.

OG GHARGE WAd REGALEOS, ORO DANIELS   Declares Statement That U S. Prolonged War Four Months Unfounded

ADMIRAL SIMS DISREGARDED T 1  PRINCIPAL FAC        gee GA by:  uc                Secretary Daniels Insists That.To Muc Talk Prejudiced People- Agail Navy—America’ Exceeded G tain in Troop Movement. -

GENERAL SMITH TALKS OF GUARI   ADDRESSES RECEUITS, PROS. PECTS AND PARENTS AT MEETING AT ARMORY.   LOCAL INTEREST GROWING

TALKS OF GUARE   ADDRESSES RECRUITS, PROS. PECTS AND PARENTS AT MEETING AT ARMORY.   LOCAL INTEREST GROWING

NEW REFERENDUM WILL BE CALLED IN OUTLAW STRIKE   ‘Hope of Settlement of Switch : men's Walkout Not in Bight,   THR CHICAGO DIVISION VOTES T10 STAY OUT   Other Large Cities Still to Be Heard From.----Barest Majority Will Continue: the Strike Saves Crunatd.

NEED ANOTHER REFERENDUM   Iasue of Ontliaw Strike Settlement Postponed at Meeting Held Monday.

OlL TANKER ASHORE.   Shipping Board Vessel In Trouble at Tampico, Mexico,

WM. KELLERHALS: BODY ON WAY HOME   WASHINGTON COUNTY SOLDIER DIED IN FRANCE—FUNERAL PROBABLY SUNDAY

NOBLE BOY’S BODY IN N. Y   Funeral For, Young Kellerhalls, Wh: Died In Service Is Being Arranged,

THIRD OF QUOTA Is RAISED,   Good Progress Made tn Intercharch Campaign in Pittsberch,

LGRAIN MEN: OF NATION MEET      Gather at Chicago to Diaéuas Ways for Reopening Market Under Private Control, .

NATION'S GRAIN MEN MEET   Convene at Chicago to Discuss Means of Reopening Market.

NEGRO I$ HANSED ~ ARMED M08      Taken from Officials a Maysville and Hanged Early Today   Was Accused of Attack Upon 14 Year Old White Girl

MOBHANGS NEGRO IN KENTUCKY   Take Victim from Custody of  Maveville Sheriff   WAS CAPTURED IN MICHIGAN   Accused of Attacking 14-YearOld Girl Last Summer

MOB HANGS NEGRO   i cae Week  PRISONER IS TAKEN FROM SHER  .. IFF BY MOE OF FIFTY MEN,  _—BODY LEFT HANG. ING. ON POLE

KENTUCKIANS LYNCH GRANT SMITH, NEGRO   Honged to Telegraph Pole, Six Mites From MaysvillAtiacked a oO AWhite Girt

NEGRO HANGED. - -IN KENTUCK’   Mob Took Negro From the Sherif ‘Hanged Near Girl's. Home

KENTUCKY MOB LYNCHES NEGRO   Prisoner, Accused of Altaek on Gir}, Hanged to Pole   OFFICERS GVERPOWERED   Lynching Occurs Near Home of Nevro’s Victim

NEGRO LYNCHED.   Kentucky Mob Hangs Alleged Assailant of White Girl.

Girl Shot By Masher; Men Form Posse   SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD CHICAGO CHOIR SINGER IS VICTIM OF MANIAC.

MASHER FIRES ONAND WOUNDS A CHICAGO GIR   Neighborhood Posse Searches for Lecher Who Shot Miss Phillips.   CHOIR GIRL IS VICTIM OF ATTACK   Advances Repulsed, Roug! . Pulls a Revolver and Shoots.

RAIL MEN WILLING TO DEFER DEMAND!   Timothy Shay, Acting President Engineers and Firemen, Says Brotherhood Will Wait

Last Day of the Preliminary Hearing Was Sensational,— Arguments Took 3 Hours Each, After Which Verdict Wae Rendered.

BENSON AUHHTS TALK WITH SIs ARBGUT BRITISE   Declares Wrong Interpretatic: Placed Cn Conversation   Simply Warnzd Sims To B Careful in Official Action

Benson Gives Rear }  Admiral Sims Rag   Adoiral Benson Waracd Sims to Not Lew His Rriendehip for faghind ine flucnee His OFMeiap Acts.

DANIELS VICTIM (IF STEAM ROLLER      Will Appeal To Full Committee It Hale Insists On “Unfair and Unfounded” Statements.

COX QUESTIONED ABOUT LEAGUE x MIDDLETOWN   Whether Or ‘Not "Congress Would  Be Morally Obliged To Adapt  Recommendations From “the  +. Léague ‘Discussed. BY Nominee.   ‘SPENT - DEMONSTRATION DAY   Favors «= Hitchcock Reservation Which Stipulates That Congress “-Shéuld Be Free To Declivie ay  . Aecept Leacire Advice.   LENCTHY.. SPIRITED ‘ DEBATE

MORAL OBLIGATION IS THEME OF GOX IN OHIO SPEECH   Reiterates That Congress Alone Can Declare War If League ls Accepted.   IS CLOSLY QUESTIONED BY MAN IN AUDIENCE   Democrs  Nominee Is Greeted Wet: l_uthusiasm In Tiome Communities,

UK ADDRESOES HOME AUDIENCE   Auditor Raises Question of Moral Obligation  UNDER THE COVENANT   Candidate Would Have Con. gress Free to Accept or Re. ject League’s Advice as tc Employment of American Military Forces—Large and Enthusiastic Crowds

COX IN OLD HOME DEBATES ARTICLE 10 WITH HECKLER   Asked if League Would Morally Bind U. S. to Fight, He Counters With Hitchcock Reservation.   CITES MONROE DOCTRINE’S HUNDRED YEARS OF PEACE   Harding Is Trying to Obtain Presidency Under False Pres tenses, Middletown Questioner Toid—Spoaks te College Girts in Dayton.

Our County Ticket   NO OBLIGATIONS LEGALLY TO G0 INTO WAR—COX   Democratic Nominee Spends a Very Busy Day in His Home Neighborhood.

COX DEBATES WITT ANTI-LEAGUE MAN IN HIS HOME TOWN   Democratic Candidate, Afte Answering Many Questions, Calls Attention to Hardine’s Attitude.

OBLIGATIONS ON CONGRESS.   WOULD IT HAVE T0 TAKE “RECOMMENDATIONS BY WORLD LEAGUE?

Questioner asks if Congress Morally Bound by Council Decision.   MORAL OBLIGATION.   Attacks on Harding and His Stand on League Features Speeches in Ohio.

CHINESE ENGAGE IN HARD BATTLE   Revolutionary Forces Capture Junction Point On An Important Railroad   LOOTING PEKING SUBURB:   Imperial Family Appeals. ‘for Protection; Talk of R storing Monarchy

ANFUITES WIN BATTLE.   First Major Engagement Between Rival Forces in China Fought Near Tien Tsing.

PEKING UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Establishmnat Follows Defeat of Gev ernment Forces.

JUDGE ALSCHULER WILE ~ REOPEN WAGE HEARING BETWEEN PACKERS AND MEN

GOMPERS ASSAILS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   PRESIDENT OF LABOR FEDER ATION BRANDS OPEN SHOP REPORT “DISHONEST”   SEES EMPLOYERS MOVE   Declares Effort Being Made to De vise Means for Use of Legal Machinery.

THINKS CHANGER HAS GONE DUTSIDE LEGHTIMATE FIELD   Openshop Platform Attackec by Gompers as Dishonest Document.   A DIRECT CHALLENGE TO TRADE UNION MOVEMENT   Declares the Spirit of the Declaration Coincides Exactly With the Spirit of the Jungle Man Who Started Out to Kill.

ATTACKS OPEN SHOP IDEA   Samucl Gompers Claims It Danger ous Device to Banish Trade Union Organisatiens.

Declares Platform . Adopted by, ‘Cham ber of Commerce of United States © Is Cunning Device .

GOMPERS SCORES L. Ur G. POLICY   Open Shop Platform Adopted Is “Dishonest Document,” Says Laborite.

C. of C. Open Shop Play Is Scored by S. Gompers   OLD STUFF—AIM REALLY TO DESTROY THE LAST VESTIGE OF TRADES UNION MOVEMENT. THINKS A. F. L. CHIEF — RIGHT OF AN INDIVIDUAL TO LOWER STANDARD OF FELLOWS LONG EXPLODED.

“OPEN SHOP” SCORED.   Gompérs Calls Platferm Adopted by Chamber of Commerce ‘Dishonest Document.” .

GOMPERS GRILLS , POLIGY OF OPEN SHOP SPONSORED  BY TRADE BOARD   . of C. of U. S. Trying to Crush Unions Secretly While Sap Appearing To Be Their Friends.   SPIRIT IS THAT OF JUNGLEMAN, HE SAYS   Platform: Adopted Is a Cunning Device Calculated to Wipe Out Organized La bor In This Country,

Democratic Nomtines,- Freeh: Long Trip, ‘Takes: Tine Address Women:::           Candidate Will : Teke _ Before ‘Going’ tio: me _. tucky, and ‘Tennessee,

CONTINUES PLEA ~ FOR THE LEAGUE   Gov. Cox Makes Speech to Women. .   DECLARES QUESTION © - PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Says Organization Will Prevent War...

COX CONTINUES ‘PLEA FOR LEAGUE   Addresses Women at Dayton Upon Return From 11,000 Mile Campaign Tour   Spoke in Every State Wes' of Mississippi River, Ex. - cept Three

COX CONTINUES PLENFOR LEAGUE. “WTHESQUTH   Though Supposed to Rest Today, Is Making Ready ta Visit Ken ~ {ueku and Tennessee =”

COX APPEALS TOWOMEN ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Says He Has No Doub’ as to How Women  Will Vote.

Progress of U.S. Linked W ith League   WILL PREVENT WAR AND HELP WORLD, COX EXPLAINS TO WOMEN.

COA COMPLETES WESTERN SWINE   Tells Gathering of Women They Are Leaders of Progress in Wortd.   HARDING AT FREMONT, 0

iE WOMEN UAGING THEIR SUPPORT OF LEAGUE COVENAN   SAYS THROUGHOUT ALL THE AGES WOMEN HAVE BEEN THE LEADERS IN PROGRESS,

STRONG APPEAL MADE 10 WOMEN   Cox Urges Women to “Stand By Pledge” to Men Who Gave Lives in World War,  Says Wrath of Women Will Follow War Lords Throughout Eternity.

IMPASSIONED PLEA FOR LEAGUE GIVEN   GOVERNOR COX SAYS MAIN FORCE iS A MORAL ONE AMONG NATIONS.   Blood of 80,000 Which Crimsoned Flanders’ Ficlds Cries Out For Some Way to Prevent War.

MANY WOMEN HEAR GOVERNVR COX ON TEAGUE OF NATIONS   Dernecratic Nominee Declares i Is the Women Who Know What War Really Cost.   TO MAKE DREAMS TRUE   That Is As Far As They Relate to Peace, Is to Join League, He Asserts.

UOX SAYS ONLI WOMEN KNOW WAR'S REAL GOS!   Governor Outlines Program For Social Service and Justice.

GOVERNOR COX AT HOME FROM TOUR ACROSS THE WES   Addresses Concourse of Women Voiers at Dayton This Morning Upon the League of Nations   AMERICAN MOTHERS   MOTHERHOOD PAID FOR WAR WITH BLOGD CLE SONS WHO DIED ON FLANDERS   KLIERLD .

GOX TELLS WOMEN WHY THEY SHOULO BE FOR Hid   Candidate in Speech at Daytor Says League Will Be Oure-All For War.   MAKES: MANY PROMISES

Explains to Fair Voters Why They Should Be For the League of Nations

COX 1S HUME: PREPARES FOR ANOTHER (OUR   Has Just Completed 11,000 Mile Journey, Now Will Stump the South.   NOMINEE TALKED TO WOMEN TODAY   Candidate in Telling Addres Upholds the League of Nations.

‘WOMEN WILL HIT WAR GODS'-COX   Govefnor Tells Why Female Vote Will Support League   ‘THEY KNOW BATTLE'S COST’   Nominee Back at Dayton Afte: Tour of 11.G00 Miles

COX TALKS TO WOMEN IN PLEA FOR WORLD LEAGUE   COMMENTS ON COST OF GREAT WAR AND SAC. RIFICES MADE.   DECLARES WILSON PLAN WILL PREVENT CONFLICT

MR. COX EXPLAINS WHY WOMEN  SHOULD ALL SUPPORT LEAGUE   Democratic Candidate for President Is at Home  After a Campaign Tour Which Took Him More  Than Eleven Thousand Miles.

COX. HOME, MAKES APPEAI -TO WOMIER   Ohio’ Governor. Ends__ 11,000 Mile Trip Covering Western States.

MRS. CHRIS GETTSLAFF PASSED AWAY TUESDAY   WOMAN WELL KNOWN HERE PLES AT DALGHTER'S HOME,

MRS. CHRIS GETTSLAFF PASSED AWAY TUESDAY         WOMAN WELL KNOWN WERE DIES AT DAUGHTER'S © WOM

DISRUPTION IN CABLE MEETING   Franee and Japan Refuse Po Acced Major Proposals of United States,

FRANCE ANG JAPAN  OPP UGE U. a. AND OTHER ALLIES   Refuse to Accede to the Major Proposals Advaneed by America and Italy.

LABLE GUNFERENLE NEARS DISRUPTION  Power: s Unable to Agree Disnosition of For eae   Japan and France Join it Voicing Opposition to American Proposals

ED POWERS NOT AGREE ON THE DIVISION OF GABLES   Contention Reaches Poin Threatening Disruption of International Conference.   MATTER LAID BEFORE A SENATE COMMITTEE   Proposition Advanced That Cables be Held Jointly by Five Powers—American Position Approved by Senate Foreign Relations Committee

a i se a i et  DISPOSITION OF FORMER GERMAN CABLES DISPUTED   International Controversy Has Reached Acute Stage, Is Belief   U. S. IN ACCORD WITH GR. BRITAIN AND ITALY   France and Japan Have Failed To Consent to Major Proposals

FRANCE JOINS JAPAN AGAINST: US. PROPOSAT   DELEGATES MAY BREAK UP CON FERENCE. IN WASHINGTON  AND GO HOME 

GERMAN  CABINET HAS. RESIGNED 1S THE REPORT  President Asked Members to Remain   President Asked Members to Remain Until New Cabinet Is Formed.   REPLY  10 PERSHING'S LETTER OF RE IGNATION  Was Made by Secretary of Wa ker Today.

TO PERSHING'S LETTER OF RES IGNATION  Was Made by Secretary of Wa Baker Today.

AMERICAN CHARITIES WOULD AID EUROPE’S STARVING CHILDREN   Two and Half Million Wat Orphans to Be Saved This Winter.

HOOVER 10 AID STARVING CHILDREN   Plans Are-on Foot for Seading Relief to Thousands 35f Poor Little Children Suffering in Europe From Cold  i And Huneer.

TO TRY OTHER RADICALS AT THE NEXT COURT TERN   Minoia Is Planning to Follaw Up Recent Successful . Convictions.

20 SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR PLOT   Communist Leader And Asso ciates Convicted Of Se dition Conspiracy.

RADICALS ARE FINED AND SENT TOU. S. PRISON   William Brosé Lloyd Anc Nineteen Others Given  Sentences.

TO CLEAR DOCKET   After Convicting Twenty Com munist-Laborites Other Radi- cals Bound Over

126 BADACTORS FACING JUSTICE   Another Batch of Enemies o! Government to Be Tried in Chicago.  /

MRS. FRANK SUTTON   Poeumeuia Caused Death of Shetby ville Woman Tuesday.

MRS. FRANK SUTTON   Preumonin Caused Death of Shelhyvie Woman Tuesdas.

Saga aaa": — hr SS,ti(_ eee ee st—“‘)? YY  WAR CRIMINALS   German Assembly Opens De ' bate on Bill Today.

‘TULSA HAS $500,000 FIRE   Plant of Constantin Refining Com  pany Burned.

In favor of Sliding Wage Scale, Recommended to Federal Railway Board Today.

3 PERSONS KILLED IN CRASH   Indiana Family in Auto Struck by Car at Elkhart.

THREE FATALITIES IN WRECK   South Bend Family in Auto Struck by Interurban Car at Elk. hart, Ind.

FUEL BODY IS ATTACKED BY 2 OPERATORS   Federal Court Hears Pleat: Have Indiana Commission Threwn Out.   WASHINGTON DECLARES COAL GRISIS PASSED

ATTACK MADE 0} COAL BOARD   Fue! Companies Declare Indiana Commission Unconstitutional.

ONE HUNDRED PER CENT ORGAN   EVERY COUNTY IN THE STATE WILL BECOME MENBER OF FARMERS’ FEDERATION.   GROWTH IS PHENOMENAL

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON   Farmers’ Federation Nearing 100 Per Cent Mark. Three Counties Out.

RAILROAD PRESIDENTS f IN SECRET SESSION   Wate Holden Urges Other R. R. PresIdents to Sign Long Term Con- } trnce Wich Employe:

DISPOSAL OF CABLES REMAINS UNSOLVEL   Communications - Confer ence Report.

CABLE DISPUTE IS STILL IN TANGLE   Allied Powers Recommend Bet. ter Communication Between  U. S. And Australia.

Technical Recommendations of Delegates of Allied Powers tc Communications Conference Show Disagreement

ALLIES UNDECIDED AS TO DISPOSITION OF GERMAN CABLES   ‘Recommendations of Big Five  Conference Leave Problem Still Unsolved

CABLE FIGHT NOT SETTLED BY NATIONS   Ask That Great Powers Establish Council on Communications.

CABLE MUDDLE IS STILL UNSOLVEL   Disposition of Former Ger man Wires Seized During the War Not Settled.

ONE MONTH OF SHORT SESSION SLIPS AWA)   Congressmen Declare They Have Developed an Eagerness for Work Which Promises to Clean Up the Routine Business in Good Time for Adiournment.

PRESIDENTIAL VETO I8 ONLY POSSIBLE DANGER   PROCEEDING IN HARMONY   Work Done By Both Houses t Date Js Reviewed;:Import- * ant Bills Pass

[Body Has Avidity for Work That Will Clear  Calendar,   MUCH WORK IS DONE   Although Most Bills May Be Vetoed, Leaders Not Discouraged.

CLEANUP SEEN IN “~ BONGRESS   Calendar Expested tc be Cleared in Short Session

YANK TROOPS READY TO PROTECT CITIZENS IN LOWER CALIFORNIA   Rebels Prepare to Mee! Assault of Government Forces Next

MEXICAN REBELS  WILL BE TNE   Federal Troops Willi Make An Effort to Outnumber the Lower California Revolutionists At the Start And Gain  a Vietary.”

ACCEPT TENETS OF BOLSHEVISY   Moslems Issue Proclamation, Saying Prin-  ciples Are Same

TURKISH RELIGIOUS HEADS CALL ON ALL MOSLEMS TO EMBRACE BOLSHEVIK BELIEF

MANY TROOPS TO LEAVE RUSSI!   Slavs, Poles and Rumanians to be Repatriated.—-U, S. Troops Next, Is Belief.

FNOMMORN WEALTH OF MASSACBRUSETTS. FRANKLIN, 88. 7 Oase 18005. £ROBATE

(SOMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUBETTA. FRANKLIN, 88. Case 11755. PROBATE

(jOMMON WEALTH OF Mass AUH USEITE WPRAMKLIN. 88. Unse 19065 . PROBATE

COMMONWEALTH ¢ OF MaBRACHOSETTS. BRANKLIN, 88. Case 19065. PROBATE

VETERAN CALLED.   Long Time Resident of Point Isabell Community Is Dead,

_ SRA ae D MNES a gtr By AO  ~ [STNADEQUATE   Washington Refuses to Accept Explanation of Murders

WARNING NOTHING MORE THAN WALVEE   Wound in Earl Boies’ Foot Was Made by a Mauser Bullet, Which Only Carranza Soldiers in Mexico Have.

MEXICO CONTINUES TO EVADE DEMANDS OF U. $   Carranza Dodges Behind Local Offi cers in Oninion of Washington Officials:

TWO AMERICANS WERE MURDERED BY GARRANZA MEN   Roney and Boles, Shot to Death in Tampico District, Were Hit By Regular Army Bullets.

DISCREDIT CLAIM SLAIN AMERICANS WERE WARNED   U. S. Officials Believe Only Customary Waiver Was Given by Mexican Authorities.

PROBERS Ot EK WOMAN IN CASE   New York Police Make Little Headway In Unravelling Elwell Mystery.   But One New Development In Case Baffling New York Police.

ee  POLICE BH WE}  GLUE TN EW YORK MURDER      Young Woman, Who. Leaves Nes Sought by.:

COMPANIES GRANTED. ANOTHER INCREASE ..OF 135 PER CENT BY THE COMMERCE   COMMISSION —

EXPRESS COMPANIES GRANTED INCREASE   Total Rate Advance of 26 Per Cent Has Been Allowed Within a Few Months.

EXPRESS RATES - GIVEN ANOTHER BOOST 13.5 PER C.    Saerenbes in Class and Com. modity Rates Make a Total  aft 9R Parrcont

ESCAPE IS MIRACULOUS.   Gocart With Child in Hurled for Div tance of Three Blocks by  a a goa:

EX, GOV. HANLY WAS KILLED   “ormer Executive of Indiana, and Who Had LLectured Here, Met  Death When Train RQtyeyek Avwtam-pbile   TWO OTHER DEAD

FORMER GOVERNOR KILLED   J, Frank “Hanly,’ Presidential Candidate in. 1916, and Two Others Die in Crash’

EX-GOVERNOR J. FRANK HANEY [o. KILLED BY TRAIN   TWO COMPANIONS ALSO DIE SOON AFTER BEING HIT BY  Y «FREIGHT TRAIN — FUNERAL AT INDIANAPOLIS.

~HTLLED IN AUTL   Former. Governor -and , Once Presidential Nominee Run  “"pown by Train. °

EX-GOVERNOR HANLY KILLED BY TRAIN      J. FRANK HANLY KILLED IN WRECK OF AUTOMOBILE AT OHLO GRADE CROSSING

FORMER GOVERNOR HANLY WAS KILLED   When Automobile In Which He Was Riding Was Struck By Train—Other Victims. .

EX-GOVERNOR HANLY DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT   Leading Worker for Prohibition Killed When  Pennsylvania Freight Train Strikes Motor Car at Dennison, Ohio; Other Members of Party Die at Hospital From Injuries   DEFEATED AS PROHI CANDIDATE

0, FRANK HAN “AILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE   Former Governor of In. diana and Leader of “Tew”? Forces.

HANLY KILLED TN CAR GRAS!   Hx-Governor’ of Indian: _and Two Friends Hit  hy Train ‘

FORMER GOVERNGR HANLEY VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT   Train Hits Car Carrying Mr. Hanley and Others to Chautauqua Mee*ing In Obio.--Three Killed.

COMPANIONS. ALSO MET. DEATH   Entire Party Sustained ‘Fractured Skulls and Crushed Bodies and None. Recovered Consciousness  Before Death.   “HAD VISITED IN TITUSVILLI

Formerly Governor of Indiana   Killed in Ohio When Auto is Hit by « Railroad Trata.

+ ee ee ee FORMER INDIANA. GOVERNOR’ 8. TRAYY TAICER 7) TORT! fr Aer

With Two Friends, Is-Victim of Grade Crossing’ Smash, Hit by Freight Train.

HANLEY 1S KILLED  IN MOTOR GRASt   Former Governor, Indiana, and Active Party Prohibitionist

EX-GOVERNOR HANLY DEAD IN MOTGR CRASH   Kiled With Host and Hostess at Ohio Grade Cressing,

TRAIN STRIKES AUTO PARTY   J. FRANK HANLY, FORMER GOVERNOR, DEAD   Led National Prohibition Ticket in 1916—Successful as Republican Politician.

Inc nag 48  J. F. HANLY   TWO OTHERS IN AUTO DIE WITH EX-GOVERNOR   ON CHAUTAUQUA TRIP   Accident Occurred on Road Crossing at Philadelphia. O.

HANLY DES MART WREGK   Former Governor of Indiana Killed in Crossing Accident While on Lecture Tour

HO CANDIDATE  OR PRESIDENT IN 1316 MEETS DEATH IN OHIQ   ted Hoosier, His Host and dostess Fatally Injured Nhen Automobile is Struck 3yv a Fast Freight.   ULLS CRUSHED AND 30DIES ALSO MANGLED   chine Driven Across tne fracks Back of One Trair ind in Front of Another and le Hit Squarely

EX-GOVERNOR HANLY ‘DEAD IN MOTOR GRESH   Killed With Host and Hastes at Ohio Grade Grossing:

WAS WELL KNOWN IN POLIT. CAL CIRCLES,   PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1914   Pennsylvania Freight Train Strikes Automoblie in Which He was Rid ing With Two Companions;  All Die.

J.@, Hanly, Dry Ledder, Killed In Rail Accident In Ohio City Sunday

Ex-Governor Hanly  Killed By Trair   TWO OTHERS Olt WITH EX-GOVERNOR   AUTO PASSES REHIND FREIGHT AND IS STRUCK BY TRAIN ON NEXT TRACK

J. FRANK HANLY   Former Governor Of Indiana Killed Ir Grade Crossing At Oennison, 0.

RAIL CROSSING CRASH BRINGS THREE DEATHS   Former Governor @f Indiana Wel  Known in Political Circles,

GOVERNOR HANLY’S BODY AT INDIANAPOLI   Former Governor of State  Killed in Collision Will be Buried . the Capitol.

HANLY KIL HIT BY TRAIN   FORMER GOVERNOR oF IVD! ANA VICTIM OF ACCIDENT.   AUTO CAUGHT IN A COLLISION   TWO OTHDR OCCUPANTS OF THE VEHICLE DEAD.   Mr. Hanly Knewr Threocet Country as Advicate of Prohibition and Once Party’s Nominee for President.

-FOVERNOR OF NDUANA” AND. THO FRIENDS KILLED   J. Frank Hanley Dies In Automobile Crash Near Uhrichsville   ALL DIE IN HOSPITAL      [rain Strikes Machine At Crossing—Was To Speak At Carrollton

CONVENTION REFUGES TO SUPPORT LEAGUE AV MACON MEETING:   Unalterable Opposition to the League Expressed.—Cox.and Roosevelt Supportéed.—Nat ‘fonal Convention Hotly As ,.ie  $t4§

CONVENTION REFUSES TH SUPPORT FABIE INMMCON MEETING.   Unalterable, Opposition to the League Expressed.—Cox and Roosevelt Supported.—National Convention Hotly As eaitled. :

REPLY TO NOTE (5 NOT MADE BECAUSE IT MAY BE TONED DOWN SOME   English Fear Break Which Will Endanger Future Relations Between Great Britain and Americans,   CONTENTS ARE EXPLAINED

CALL WILSON'S NOTE A “VETO”   Reply of Supreme Council Not Yet Sent, Efforts to Have it Toned Down   Paris Wriler Says Allies “On the Horns of a Dilemma”— _ Note “Brutal Menace”   London Papers Urge Moderation so‘ that “Very Real  Crisis” May be Averted

OWNER OF PINK NIGHT ROBE FOUND IN El-, WELL'S HOUSE KNOW   Police Searching. For. Girl. Who Stayed In Eiwell’s House Night re Was .  urdered.

*ON SCHLEGELL ON GRILL AGAIN   ‘Police Learn Name of Girl Whe os Had Night Robe in  ie: °° Elweif Home

VON OGHLEGELL RE-EXAMINED INELWELL GAGE   Little Evidence Is Obtainec Leading to Identity of Mysterious Slayer   HOTEL INCIDENT TO BE INVESTIGATED FURTHER   sAMBLER’S HOUSEKEEPER REVEALS NAME OF WOMAN WHOSE CLOTHES WERE FOUND IN ELWELL’'S ROOM.

EVIDENCE WILL SHOW BOLSHEVIK! COLLUSION   Worked With Communist Labor ‘Party to Overthrow. Government is Charge.

COMMUNIST PARTY PLANNED 10 OVER. TURN GOVERNMENT      Evidence’ Showing Collusion With Russian Bolsheviki Will Be Submitted to Grand Jury.

TO CHARGE ~~ COLLUSION   Between Bolsheviki and the Communist Labor Party, in Attempt to Over throw JU. S. Government—. Mar- tens Summoned. _—

AMMONIA GAS FOR cROOKS..   Chicago. Police Select ‘Type: of Bainb, . to Be Used in Crime Orive,: ::

FIXING DETAILS OF AGREED DECREE   Atterneys For Big. Meat Packing Companies Meet With Department of Justice Officials.

PACKERS MEET OFFICIALS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT   Discuss Legal Form of Decree To Bi Entered Divorcing Other Activ. itioe From Ment Vusiness,

RADICAL PLOTS NIPPED IN BUD   SOLDIERS AND! ‘POLICE ALERT IN NEW YORK ANI ATUERR PILAtMrs.   Scranton, Pa., Communisty Ai resied Last Night Suid t Have Halted Outbreak.

ALL PULICE HELD READY FUR AGIIUN IF NEEDED   40,000 Children Stage Loyalty Parade On Fifth Avenue.   ‘Department of Justice Agents All Over United States Ready For Emergency.   Not a Single Case of Disturb ance Reported

EAST     INDER SPRONG GULARD,         New York  ‘airly Swarms With Polly  ll Yetectives, .

MAY DAY PLOTS ARE NIPPED IN THE BUD   Reds” Thwarted at Every Turn in Their Murderou: Di.   Bo Yin. (EK AFPORTED.

Theusands of Men On Duty In New Yerk City and All Public Build# ings Closely Protected.

ANTICIPATED MAY 1 DISTURBANCES  PREVENTED BY STRICT GUARDING   Entire N. Y. Police Force Continually on Duty—Soldiers With 100 Rounds Ammunition on Governor's Island—State Guard Ready to Answer Hurry Call—American Legion Posts Volunteered to Report If Needed, But All Was Quiet.   (Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

MAY DAY FINDS RADICALS QUIET   Eastern Cities Under Heavy Po« lice And Military Guard.   ARRESTS IN SCRANTON   Troops at Governor's Island Armed With Hundred Rounds of Ammunition. Claim Plot Was Nipped.

Jpg te bay bis tine. -, May ex!  “ih  IS QUIET   Threatened Outbreaks Fail to Materialize Despite Red Posters Urging Workmen to ‘Go ou Strike.   TROOPS AND POLICE ON GUARD If BIG CITIES   Centers of Radicalism Are Prepared to Cope With Any Emergency; British and French Reds Go Out.

ALL POLICE ELD READY UR AGHION F NEEDED   Department of Justice Agents All Over United States Ready For Emergency.   Not a Single Case of Disturb ance Reported

MRS. KENT HUGHES SELECTED BY COX   Prominent Lima Woman Named as Delegate to Educational Conference at Washington

Supt. Edmund Named Delegate — Tn. Educational Conference ac” Washington, Called May: 19-21

Wilson’s Kinsman Not Guilty of Allegations   hk. W. Bolling, Brother-in-Law of President and Treasurer of Shipping Board, Is Exonerated of Charges of Complicity Brought Out at Investigation of Board.

Shipping Board “Head De fends President's Broth-. er-in-Law.   NO BRIBE RECEIVED   Hints Washington: Banker Sought Influence to Se-“eure Pardon.

BOLLING VINDICATED BY PROBE _ HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARD SAYS   Charges That Wilson's Brotheran-Law Participated in Com mission Paid Washington Man Thoroughly Investigated, Admiral Benson States.

WARNS WOMEN ‘ ° TOBACCO   Methodist Board Appeais to Feminine Users——Effect Is Similar to its Effects on Youths.

ASK WOMEN TO GIVE UP PILL”   Methodist Church Board Makes An Appeal.   INCREASE IN 1919 APPALLING   Nation Can't Keep Up Vigor ii Women Smoke Cigarettes, the Statement Says.

WOMEN OF THlo GOUNTRY USING MUCH TOBACCO   Methodist Board Finds Appalling Con. dition and Calls Upon the Women To Quit Its Use.

THEY LIKE ’EM TOO!   “Appailling”’ Increase Of Fair Devunteee Ta “ The Weed.”’

Methodist Board “Appalled” by Increased Use of Tobacco by American Women Last Yea

INCREASED TOBACUO USE _ AMONG WOMEN DURING 1919 SAID TO RE APPALLING

BOARD APPEALS TO WOMEN   Would Have Them Refrain From *s« Use of Tobacco.

WANY WOWEN SMOKE,   Ain Mirming: Increase: in Use of ‘Tobacco “Among © Ladies...

WOMEN USING MUCH TOBACCO   INTERESTING FIGURES ARE PRESENTED BY M. E. BOARD.

SURRENDER OF VILLA BRINGS JOY TO PEONS   Return to Normal in Northern Mexico Is Now Expected Al. though Process Will Takes Years.

PRESIDENT COULD SIT WITH GABINE’   Tumulty Announces He Is So Far Recovered That He Could  Aet th EPrmarcancy

AUTO DlokoTth DOCURO NEAR DUBUQUE TODAY   One Killed Outright and Several Oth. ers Injured When Train Strikes Machine On Crossing.

Coal Mines Have Shut Down and Industries Closed Becouse of  lack of foal

CAR SHORTAGE IS CLOSING INDUSTRIES   In the Middle West According to Reports The Shertage is Partleu larly Acute at Chicago sTae WaitaA Deas &

WALKOUT SPREADS; 40,000 SWITCHMEN “JOIN ‘INSURGENTS’   Injunction Proceedings May Be Started to Prevent-Serious — Food Shortage in-U. S.  FADCE INRUCTDIEG TA ALAeL

INDUSTRIES IN) MANY SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY FORCED TO CLOSE BECAUSE OF CAR SHORTAGE   Hundreds of Cars Loaded With Food Are Standing on Switehtracks and Starsation is Feared— Vnion Officials Are Worried

MANY INDUSTRIES "ALREADY FORCED TO SHUT DOWA   Strike Spreads feom Chicara to Near ly AH (ther Leading Railway ' Centers   25,000 MEN ARE Now . : . OUT ON STRIKE      President of ‘the National Caion of 5 , Switchmen May Appeal to the = averument

UNIONS SEEKING GOVERNMENT: AID TO BREAK STRIKE   Mid-West Industries In Need of Fuel Are Closing Down.

EAIOUS RESULTS FROM RAIL STRIKE   MANY INDUSTRIES FORCED TO SHUT DOWN FROM LACK OF SUPPLIES.   CLAIM 45,000 ARE QU   Steel Industries In Several Cen ters Shut Down Because Coal Is Not to Be Delivered.

INDUSTRIES FORCED 10 SHUT DOWK   Car Shortage Causes Chicago Plants to Close It Is Stated Today   Switchmen’s Strike Blam. ed for Situation in Middle West

CAR SHORTAGE BADLY GRIPPLING — MIDDLE WEST   Industries Beinu Forced to Shu Down——Chicago Losing Close to Two Million Dollars a Day.

THE «UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE IS SPREADING ~ FHROUGHOUT NATION   Big Steel Plants and Many Other Industries Clos ing Down Account of Lack of Fuel—Switch' men-Out Number 25.000.

Unauthorized Strike of Railway Yardmen and Switchmen Spreading to New Centers.   SHORTAGE OF COAL IS FELT   50,000 Men in Chicago are Idle as Result of Walkout—Investigation is Instituted.

TRAFFIC MOVING. SLOWLY; CRISIS IS NOT REACHED   hicago Losing $2,000,000 < ‘Day Because of WNation’s Shortage of Cars   ECENT STRIKES CAUSE   terstate Commerce Commission is Planning to Act in Effort to Relieve Situation

INDUSTRIES CLOSED DuWN  —ASKESYLT OF  RAI. !RIKE   Which -Has Beeu Spreading Over the Country East and West

INDUSTRIES IN MANY SECTIONS © CLOSING D DOWN BECAUSE OFTHE RIZED RAILWAY STRIKE

food Situation In Many Cities Is Grow ing Acute--Union Officials Would Welcome Government Action Against Insurgents

SHORTAGE OF CARS CAUSING PLANTS IN WEST TOCLOSE DOW!   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS —LOS1 DAILY BECAUSE OF TN.ABILITY TO MOVE MERCHANDISE.

INDUSTRIES ARE CLOSED DOWN ON. ACCOUNT STRIKE   INDIANA STEEL WORKS Quir BECAUSE OF A SHORTAGE OF FUEL AT FACTORIES.   Coal Mines in Diinois and Indiam Are Also Shut Down—Investigation of Strike Was Begun Today.

Freight Car Shortage Is  Now Serious   Chicago Ts Losing Close to $2,000, 000 a Day on Account of It.

MISS MOONEY TO ~ BE BURIED HERE   Sister of William J. Mooncy Died a Indianapolis Tucsday—Burial Thursday.

MISS MOONEY' TO — BEBURIED HERI   Sister of William J. Mooney ‘Died 1 S India npolin TT sday—Burial Thursday.

Hand Painted Commercial And Advertising Signs  CLARENCE C. OLINGER

MATHIAS’ ERZBERGER ‘WTS UNDER cla: “ SUECESSOR NAME   German’ :Minister : of Finance Shown to Have Unsavory *- Record in Public Office

ERZBERGER QUITS GERMAN CABINET   Minister of Finance be Suceed ed by Under Sec’y. of State Moesle

MORESLE SUCCEEDS MATH. ERZBERGER   Under Secretary OF Sinise Wil Become New Minister Of  Fimance.

MOESLE APPOINTED TO ERZBERGER POST, FINANCE MINISTER   Resignation Due to Libel Sui “and Investigation of Tax Returns.

ERZBERGER 19 OUT OF CABINET   German Minister of Finance Seid to Have Retired Under Fire.

Organization of} Salvation Arniy Advisory ard Is Com. pleted  1 1

COMMITTEES NAMED   Organization of Salvation Army ' Advisory Board Is Completed

IRVINGTON TO BOOM   Fort Dodge Capitalists Buy Nearly Thousand Acres Gravel Land.   Will Develope Gravel Pita and Ship To Other Points—Expected To Be Big Industry.

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL: AT HIGH SGHOOL IS PICTURESQUE, UNIQUE   PAGEANT AND GLEE CESSIONAL WIE RE CROWDS

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT HIGH SGHOOL IS PICTURESQUE, UNIQUE   PPAGEA c     ‘T AND GLEE CLUB PROSIONAL WIENESS BY CROWDS

NIVOGATES HUM FOR EA-OOLDIERY   Oklahoma Congressman Suggests Formation of Government Corporation.

LABOR LOSES wz INST, PAUL   Mahoney Defeated by Nar - yow Margin; Re-elect , Hodgson

ST. PAUL MAYOR ‘: JS RE-ELECTED   Won Over Labor: Candi . date. by Majority of “2400. Votes 

oA GERMANY MUST IMPROVE WS. RELATIONS   PORWER AMBASSADOR POINTS OUT TO HIS COUNTRYMEN BEST COURSE OF ACTION,

VOTE 2 WAYS FOR HOOVER   SEVEN CANDIDATES TO APPEAR ON PRIMARY BALLOT IN MICHIGAN APRIL 5

ISSUE ORDERS FOR ELECTION   Mexican Government to Have Exhibition at Dallas Fair

“W WRECK OF “Hel TAM   Butte-Salt Lake E Express is Derailed at-Venda, Small Station South of Pocatello, in Early Morning   EIGHT PASSENGERS AND -  TRAINMAN HURT BADLY   Wone of Accident Victims Expected to Die; All but Three Taken to Company Hospital ‘for Treatment -

KENYON AUTHOR OF BILL FOR NEW DEPARTMENT   Social Welfare Departmen With Cabinet Member Is Proposed.

TO QFFER SOCIAL WELFARE BILL IN GONGRESE   lowa’s Senator Would Create New Department to Take Over Welfare Work.

tO BILL ON DUCTAL WELFARE   Creates Cabinet Members at Head of New Department of U. S. Government.

CHICAGO YELLS ‘HOWDY, HIRAM? TO CALIFORNIAN   Arrival of Western Présidential Candidate Greet-. ed With Blare of Bands and Big Noise.   TAKES IMMEDIATE  CHARGE OF FIGHT

LAST OF Ble THREE CANDIDATES TO REACH CHICAGO .   Arrived Amid ‘Big Demonstration Sach as Greeted No Other Candidate.

Hiram Johnson Holds Spot Light on Presidential Row   “Poppy Special” on Way. With California, Delegation—Huge Banner Is Displayed—Blare and Color Used in Rooseveltian Tactics

Whoop And Bang Welcome Is Given Senator Johnsot   Last of Big Three Presidentia. Aspirants Reaches Chicago At Noon   TAKES CHARGE OF HIS OWN CAMPAIGN   WHOOP AND BANG WELCOME IS GIVEN SENATOR JOHNSON

California Senator Is Greeted by Cheering Multitudes On His Arrival in Windy City  ‘and Escorted to His Hotel   Challenge on League Hurled at Opponents in Address Following Jam in Which  Favorite Loses Straw Hat

VICE PRES. MARSHALL ADDRESSES MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATED PRES:   Freedom of Speech and Pres: is Advocated by Speaker  to Members

way   Vice-President Says “Soak It to the Fellow Who Catises ‘Trouble to the American Re . public by What He Says.

PRE-WAR CONDITIONS WILL NOT RETURN   VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL TELLS NEWSPAPER MEN WE MUST FACE TRUTH  NATIVE OR FOREIGN BORN   Contrasts Rights ich He Says Are Inherent in Two ‘Types of Citivenship.

“OREIGN-BORN SHOULD BE SEEN, NOT HEARD   Those Who Have Merely Sought a Haven in U. S,, Have No Right to Criti cizve Our Cain

TELLS AP. HI VIEWS ON NEWS   VICE PRESIDENT SAYS WE ARE NOT GOING BACK TO THE DAYS BEFORE THE WAR,   Deprecates Publicity For Crime and Suggests Newspapers Tell of Fine Things In American Life. :

EE a Teen Tides Ateennetintetitlianitiensinnnetemenstn<ntimniih-iimidtesi sisson snseseiintseiiinstierttisntinsesiinsriauttiihis  ALIENS SHOULD KEEP MOUTH SHUT OS Vite PRESIDENT MARSHAL

MARSHALL APPLAUDED BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Advocates Freedom of Speech but Would Soak Fellow Who Causes Trouble With His Mouth,

MARSHALL ASKS FOR yous FOR ALL AMERICANS   Vice-President Chief Speaker At Associated Press Banquet in New York   ALIENS MUST -BE CAREFUL   More ° Production “Urged Bi  Mr. Marshall Who Pleads for True Americanism

NON-CITIZENS CAN NOT COMPLAIN SAYS VICE-PRES, MARSHAL   Declares Men Seeking Refuge Here Have No Right to Advocate Chanve.

SO AA FELLOW WHO ABUSES FREEDOM, MARSHALL PLEADS Vice President Speaks at Convention of Tne A”

134 SHOT DOWN ON BANKS OF AMUR BY BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   First Story of What Happened At Nikolaievsk Brought To Washington,   JAPANESE WERE KILLED   They Made An Unsuccessful At tempt to Escape from Their Red Captors.

HAPPENED IN NIKOLAIRVSK   Fall Story of Occarrence in Siberia Under the Bolshevik Regime Reaches Washington.

FOR VIOLATOR   Prohibition Officers Start a Campaign in Indiana to. Get Law Violators —   fA WRUINUIE UANG 89 UL  Witnesses Are Called to Appear Before the Federal Grand Jurv

ROUND-UP IN STATE   Prohibition Enforcement Officers Scouring Northerz and Eastern Indiana Fot Law Violators.   BIG WHISKEY RING IS ALLEGED IN OPERATION   Federal Probers Have Spreat News Over State and Hun dreds of Subpoenaes Ar Being Prepared.

IBIG.INCREASE IN VALUATON OF MISSOURL LAND   IS $40 PER CENT HIGHER NOW THAN FIVE YEARS. AGo—      Improved Land is $20 Migher Now Than in March Last Year—The Average Price of Unimproved Land is $79,

MISSOURT LAND VALUES INCREASING   SO PER ACRE HIGHER NOW TTLAN FIVE YEARS AGO,   AVERAGE PER ACRE $10¢   Improved Land is $20 Wither Tha March a Year Avo-~Unimproved Average $79

“ WAY CONTINUE TRAINING,   Reserve Corps Aviators May Fly from ‘Selected Aviation Fields.

PONZI PAYS PROMPTLY.   Seva He Has More Than ‘Ewice as Much Mosey as He Aceds to Settle With AML ~

PONZ! RESUMES BAYMENT OF NOTE   “Twice as Much Money as Needed.”

ue? -RICH-QUICK WALLINGTON PAYING ALL NOTES ON MILLION DOLLAR SECRET

Ponzi Insists He Could Pay His Debts Twice Ove   [cp Wizard of Finance Denies He’s  ~ PayingOut Other Folks’ Cash. ©

DENIES REPORT OF INSOLVENCY   Crowd as Large as That of Early Days of Last Weel  Cash in Notes   Ponzi Denies Report That He is Returning Money at Expense of Others

PONZI DENIES TRUTH OF STORY   Scoffs at “Hopelessly Insol vent” Article by MeMasters   FORMER PUBLICITY MAN   No Eidence of Criminality   Yet Found By Auditor  But Investigation Is Fa From Finished.

‘May Run Out of Check Books But Not Money,” Says Financier.   iBy Associated Press.)

CHARGE MADE meer rie NGO Oi avy ie   ficHasters, His Former Publicity Han, Quated As Saying So   AEPASITARS~ WANT -MONEY.

ONG LINE OF CLAIMANTS ALL ~~ AY PONZ   Money Wizard Denies Charge He is: Insalvent,: Plenty of _ Coin; He Says ,

nvestigation Continues And Statement of Former Ponzi Agent is Denied.   ‘May Run Out of Check Books But Not Money,” Says Financier.   (By Associated Press.)

PONZI SMILES AS MONEY ROLLS QUT   Audit of Books of Get-RichQuick Scheme Show No Criminality. Sanitary Inspector Finds Six Othare Peco Health Raard

LONG LINE OF CREDITORS ON HAND TODAY   Wizard Ponzi Continues t Pay Claims As They Are Presented.

BEGIN PROBING SUDDEN RICHES OF BOSTON MAN   Renewal of Run by Investors Prompt Return of Demands / .   PONZI DENIES ANY FRAUD

U.S, STILLIN PROBE OF PONZI MONEY SCHEMI   Government Continues In vestigation of Wizards Exchange Practice.

‘AMERICANS HAVE BEEN SENT TO CONSTANTINOPLE   Capt. Emmet Kilpatrick, Re ported Captured by Bolsheviki. Taken to Moscow.

AIL TRAINMEN WILL GEMAND AN ANSWER MONDAY   Declare They Want To Know Definitely About Their Increase Wages.

JACK O'BRIEN ‘SQUEALS As Day Of Deatt . Approaches HE CHARGES  That Chicago “Gunmen’ Were To Save Him _ But Failed

GANGSTER VICTIM 10 Di ASKS FOR PARDO!   State Board Considers Affidavits in Jack O’Brien Case Involving Others.

SUFFRAGE MEET DRAWS 12 NATIONS’ DELEGATES   Congress of International Alliance 1: Arranged tO Be Held in Geneva After Seven Years

LOST CRAWFORD COUNTY   Socialist Stronghold] Gives Majority  Against: Allen

AAMENIANS GUAGE WITH TURK TROOP   SITUATION AT AINTAB REPORT ED VERY GRAVE WITH ARMENIANS BESIPGED

'NCREASED LEVIES ON ACCOUNT OF SCHOOLS AND 3-MILE ROAD LAW . TELL TAX STORY   DYING MAN FOUND IN WOODS COVERED WITH BRUSH

Tentative Agreement React: ed al Siu Francisco Salisfaclary to Backers al bath The Men,   HETCHCOCK IS “WEP”   Is Said to Pavar “Liberalizaliou” of Une Valstead Ae And Stands For Treaty ot Versailles.

DANE La GIVE QUT AWARDS 10 WER 2000 MEN   Only a Few Changes Made Despite Recent Controversy With Admiral Sims

AWARDS FINALL MADE   Daniels Has Board Gc Over His First Hero List

NAVAL AWARDS 10 STAND AS BEFORE      Secretary Daniels Makes Belated Distribution of Med-:  als for Valor.      SOME CREDITS ARE ADDED   Controversy With Admiral sims Is Recalled on Armistice Day,

PERSHING PLEADS FOR  ADEQUATE PREPAREDNESS   General Delivers the Memorial Day Address nt Arlington Nations) Cemetery.

PERSHING ASKS ~ U.S. HELP FOR _ SMALL NATIONS   POLITICAL SELF-SEEMERS SHOULD GET DEAF EAR WHEN (THEY OPPOSE IT, HE SAYS.

Pitched ‘Battles “Have - Been Fought With Heavy. ‘Losses Ten Officers i in One_Regi “ment Killed-—The Situation   nea -Germiany many Ver - Black.

COMMUNIOTS GET THAEETEUT TOWN AND POWER GROW?   Crack Government Regiments Forced to Fall Back: 10 Officers of One Slain.

OEVENTH WEEK FINDS ALL OF TESTIMONY Ih   Attorneys ‘In Newberry Conspiracy Trial Now Preparing Their Arguments.

ELECTION FRAUD TRIAL RUSHED   Court Hopes to Have Case With Jury This Week

MEXICAN EXHIBIT BIG FEATURE AT HOUSTON’S FAIR   GREAT EXPOSITION PROMISES TO SURPASS ANYTHING EVER ATTEMPTED IN. TEXAS

HOUSTON FAIR OPENS TO-MORROW   HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES ENGAGED FOR NINE.DAY SHOW.

OWA CHILDREN TO MOVIES,      Paramount Pletures' Head WIH ‘Pay Five Kiddles $250,000 Yearly.

FT. MADISON KIDDIES TO BE MOVIE STARS   Five Children of Harry Wilsor to Get 50,000 Apiece Yearly.

FORMATION OF NEW BUSINESS COMBINE   MERCANTILE CORPORATION OF THREE-QUARTERS BILLION CAPITAL ORGANIZED,

E. H. Moore Virtually Tells Probers They Are “Lying Down.”   Former Cox Manager Uses Pfain Words When He Appears Before the Senate Fund Investigating Committee at Chicago.

SAYS SENATORS -SHIRKING FACTS   E. H. Moore Virtually Tells Probers They Are “Lying Down.”   TELLS OF “HOPPERS UP”:   Former Cox Manager Uses Plain Words When He Appears Before the Senate Fund Investigating Committee at Chicago.

STRIKERS ATTAGK TEXTILE OPERATIVE ON THEIR WAY TO WORK IN TAUNTON   Fighting Extends to Adjoining Town of Raynham—Revolvers, Knives and Clubs Displayed—No One Seriously Iniured

STRIKERS AND POLICE CLASH   Arrests Follow Rioting a Taunton Today

MILL WORKERS FIGHT POLICE   Five Arrests Follow  Clash in Taunton This  Morning.   OPERATIVES WERE INTERFERED WITH

PROBE PALMER AND SUCAR COS)   Attorney “General's Alleged Mistake Has Raised Price Six Cents

TO. INVESTIGATE  ; ‘GENERAL PALMER   House Sudiclary Committes  Wil! Took into His Handling of Lou. isdann Sugar Situa,

HOUSE AUTHORIZES SUGAR INVESTIGATION   Manner in Which Attorney Gen. Palmer Handled Louisiana Situation To Be Probed.  a

HOUSE WILL PROBE PALMER   Judiciary Committe ' ta investigate Attorney General’s Actions in the Louisiana Sugar Situation.

G. 0, P. WILL RAVE CENATE MAJORIT   Returns Show Addition Of 2¢ to Republican Ranks— Total 54

6. 0, P, MAJORITY INU, S. SENATE   From l'resen: Indication the Repel licans Whaat Least Ter . Majority,

G. 0, P, MAJORITY INU, S, SENATE   From Present Indication the Repub. licans Win at Least Ten Majority.

REPUBLICANS — IN MAJORITY - INUS, SENATE   G. 0: P.’S WIN TWENTY CONTESTS, INCREASING SEATS IN UPPER’ HOUSE TO FIFTY- FOUR.

AFTER NEXT MARCH   Majoriy is Plenty to. ‘As- sue” the Party in Power. Richt to The eir Ideas

eC  REPUBLICANS WILE HAVE EASY WORKING MAJORITY IN  caer GEN ATE   THE DEMOCRATS (0S   nber of Seats Held by Demo crats Were Reduced in VYesterday's Blection —Two States wtill in Doubt.  The Nw

SENATE JOINED ‘LANDSLIDE   Harding Will Have th Upper come with m

THE SENATE 18 REPUBLICA   Indications Are That The Majority Ha Been Increased From One te Fourteen

54 SENATE SEATS. - SURE REPUBLICAN   Two Doubtful  but Party Will Have Good Working © Moaioarityv.   DEMOCRATS HAVE BUT 40   Nevada and Arizona Seats Still in Doubt Tuesday * Morning,

WOULD SUSPEND IMMIGRATION IN U.S. TWO YEARS   REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON © WASHINGTON SUBMITS BILL TO COMMITTEE

WOULD SUSPEND ALL EMIGRATION   California, Congres; Man Says Thi Is Necessary te Stop Hordes at. Foreigners

SHARP RESTRICTION PROVIDED IN BIL   Would Practically’ Sus: pend Immigration.

IMMIGRATION BILL READY FOR CONGRES!   Would Suspend All Admission o Prospective Citizens for the Next Iwo Years.

DILL WOULD S10? U.S. MIMIGRATION   Proposed Measure Submit ted to louse Immigration Committee

WOULD BAR ALL: ALIENS   BILE PROPOSES A TWO YEARS <2 SUSPENSION: OF TM-  “MIGRATION. 3"

Report’ of  the Handley-Page Company Progress‘on ‘Com? merelal Aviation.

Report of the Handley-Pag Company Progress on Commercial Aviation.

(4 ATTACKS LAST YEAR ON TRAINS IN THE REPUBLIC   Instances Reported Chiefl; in N. Mexico and From V. Cruz-to Capital

RAIL LOGGED WERE HEAVY IN MEXICO   DAMAGES FROM DERAILING AND DYNAMITING BY PANDITS SERIOUS   LOST MANY LOCOMOTIVES   Fre'ght and Passenger Cars, Bag. gage and Freight Included In List of Property Ruined.

LOSSES OF ~ ROADS HEAVY   Quarter Million Dollars ~ Worth of Freight and * Baggage Stolen

ATTACKING TRAINS IS MEXICAN SPORT   Sixty-Four Attacks Last Year Classi‘fied As, Serious Contained In Report to Washington.

MIDDLE COURSE PREFERRED.      London Newspapers Comment ~ or Events In Republican National Canvention_ a

LONDON INTERESTED IN FOREIGN POLICY OF ¢. 0. P. NOMINEE   AOHNSONS ATTITUDE TOWARB REPUBLICAN PARTY IS ALSO A SUBJECT POR SPECULATION

LONDON PRESS   Times Says G. O. P. Platforr Is Vague, Commends Harding Record

ENGLAND HAS BYES ON HARDING   HOPE HE WILL CHOOSE A MID DLE COURSE ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

HARDING DECLARES BORAH 15 WN LIN   Declares He Has Read anc Agrees With Senator's Speeches.   _eaves Wednesday on One 0! Longest Trips—Swings into the West.

BREAK DENIED BY SENATOR HARDIN   Nominee Approves Statement Made by Senator Borah of Idaho.

HARDING APPROVES BORAH AND JOHNSO}   Says Their Words Are ir Harmony With Platform   Confident America Can Reach Agreement After Election

1ARDING DENIES RUPTURE  WITH JOHNSON AND BORAH   Says Ideas of Irreconcilables on Treaty Issue Coincide With His Views and Are in Harmony.

ARE NOT OUT OF HARMONY   With Views, Senator Hardin; Says, Speaking of Borah and Johnson.

SEN. BORAH’S TALKS RECEIVE HARDING'S APPROVAL; WILL  CONTINUE =.   G. 0. P. Standard Bearer Sure That Idaho Man Will Continue Aid to Republican Cause; Senator Johnson’s Speech Also ‘Likea

HARDIN. DENIES. ~ PARTY SQUABBLE        aad. Johson' s Speeches      READY." :FOR-L.ONG~ TRIP.   ep ie S OE a Californian’s..S'p ¢ ech; Dis sproves.; Notion “of? Dissen:  . ion, Says: Harding

HARDING DENIES REPORT:OF BREAK WITH SENATORS   Candidate Declares Senate Ir reconcilables- Represent His Own Thought.on League.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FINDS HARMONY 13. NOT LACKING AMONG LEADER'   Rumors Of Break ‘Between Harding and Irreconciliables Not Substantial.

COMMUNISTS TROOPS ENGAGE IN BLOODY CONFLICT WITH REICHSWHER TROOP‘      FIFTY PERSONS KILLED AND MORE THAN 200 WOUNDED IN CLASH TODAY—SOLDIERS TURN MACHINE GUNS ON CROWD-—-GENERAL STRIKE IN, PROTEST AGAINST REVOLUTION GROWING.

RAIL MEEY JULY 19   Union Leaders te Discuss Wage Award at Chicago   Federal Labor Board Using Every Effort to Comvilete its Work by July 20.

RAIL MEET JULY 19   Union j.eaders to Discuss Wage Award at Chicago   Federat Labor Board Usirig Every mee “EMOTE tS Contests (te Work by July 20.

DATE FOR RAIL MEE   LABOR LEADERS TO DISCUSS WAGE AWARD AT CHICAGO.   U. S. Board Using Utmost Effort tc Complete Its Work by July 20,

BOMBER 7 —TOOME _  TLAVES   Serum to Counteract Poison Carried to New York Family In Airplane,

BOMBER nN NAVE  LIVES   Serum to Counteract Poison Carried to New York Family In Airplane,

AUSTRIA DOOMED TO POORKOUSE   Former Food Administrator Hoover Says Europe Must Feed War Victims.   WANTS AMERICAN AID TO ENE   Thinks U. S. Should Extend Reiief tc Starving This Year, With Notice to the Wor'!d That It Is the  — eer ea pe

TO STOP FEEDING THE WORLD   Hoover Says Europe Must Supply Food for Victima of War—Wants American Aid Stopped.

U.9. AID SHOULD LEASE THIS YEAF   Hoover Says Europe Must Feec Victims of War.   CALLS SITUATION DESPERATE   Believes Austria Is Doomed to Perpetual Poorhouse, but America Should Serve Notice Her Aid  F Will End With Year.

AMES BOY  CANDIDATE WITH BRYAN   BILLY SUNDAY AS -RUNNING MATE ON  BRYAN'S TICKET  “ens Plan Rar.   Prohibitionists Plan Bar leycorn Wake In Com moner's Iown.

DELEGATES LINE UP FOR DRY FES   W. J. Brean and Billy “Sunday: Pr posed, by Clinton H. Howard to Head Ticket

“GERMANY” SCHULTZ RESIGNS.   Has Been Assistant Athletic Director ot kOUSlCUA CU. OCSincee 1916.

ASKS NOMINEES TO UNITE FOR _- DEBS’S RELEASE   Former Labor Candidate Wants United Demand. -

CANDIDATE ASKS. COX AND HARDING TO ASSIST DEBS   Farmer-Labor Party Leader it Telegram to Nominees Wishe: To Join in Demanding Debs Release by Wilson

TULSA FIGURES TOMORROW   Christensen Asks Cox, Harding — To Join. Him in Plea for-Debs’ Discharge From Federal Prisor

Christensen Asks Gox and Harding to Join in Plea to Wilson for Pardon for Deb:

NEW PARTY HEAD ASKS RELEASE OF DEBS FROM JAIL   Wires Cox and Hard ing Asking Them to Help Him

Chrislensen WantsTo - See Edgene Debs Free 4 - From Atlanta Ps. J

HE WANTS, . DEBS OUT   Parley: Christensen Proposes : Scheme to Get Him Out.   HE MAKES. A’ PROPOSITION   Wires Senator Harding and Gov: ernor Cox Making a New Suggestion.

CHRISTENSEN Rak HARDING, GOX, 10 HELP EET DEBS OUT   Joint Request to Wilson for Release of Presidential Candidate Is Urged.   DISLIKES TO CAMPAIGN WITH OPPONENT IN JAIL   Farmer-Labor Nominee Sends Appea Ito Candidates of Both Wd Parties.

RELEASE OF . DEBS DESIRED   Christensen Asks Aid of Republican and Dem-ocratic Nominees

eee mineral  UtB3 AELEAGE 10 FAVORED BY Hla OPPONENT   NOMINEE OF THIRD PARTY ASKS HARDING TO ASSIST IN SECURING DEBS PARDON,

WANTS CANDIDATES TO SEND DEMAND   Christensen Would Ash Release af Debs.

DEMAND RELEASE   Farmer-Labor Candidate Writes Harding and Cox Upon the Subject.   SUGGESTS JOINT DEMAND   Thinks It Matter of Simple Jus: tice to Defend Right to Express Views.

GHAISTENGEN 10 DEMAND DEBS BE GIVEN LIBERT)   Sportsmanship Leads Him T: Solicit Aid of Cox and Harding.

URGES APPEAL FOR RELEASE OF DEBS   FARMER-LABOR CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT WIRES HARDING AND COX.

A $100,000 PERE,   New CUrleans Uas Big Blaze in Wiolesale DPistrict.

BIG FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS   Plant of Coffee Company Destroyec and Three Warehouses Are Damaged.

CANADIAN PROVINCES TO BE BONE DRY AFTER JAN.   Five In Elections Yesterday Dis approved Importation of Liquor For Household Use.

CHARLIE HIT ME SAYS MAYOR: WHO FELL IN. WATEE   Wittenberg Chief Chief Dazed. As. He 3 - “Wakies ‘Wp After: . PD x Beth

MAYOR FOUND IN DAZED CONDITION   WITTENBERG EXECUTIVE !S PICKED UP ON STREET AT MILWAUKEE,

TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK   Each Church Will Conduct it Own Campaign Beginning Next Sunday   Friendly Citizens—Men Outside of Church—Will Be Asked to Contribute to’ Work

NAMED FOR COUNTY DRIVE   W. C. SIMONS WILL DIRECT COUNTY INTER-CHURCH CAMPAIGN   ‘Each Church Will Conduct it Own Campaign Beginniig Next Sanday   Friendly Citizens—Men Outside of Churech—Will Be Asked to Contribute to’ Work

HOST OF BILLS ‘ARE ACTED ON IN TWO HOUSES   ‘Armenia. Mandate Res olution Is Dalled ‘to Sleep,

ALL OVER UNTIL DECEMBER 6TH   SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS ADJOURNED SATURDAY   Several Important Measures Lacked Signature of President Wilson.

CONGRESS ADJOURNS WITHOUT USUAL CLOSING RUSH   2 Unless A Grave Emergency Arises It Will Not Meet Again Until December 6.

CONGRESS ENDS; ADJOURN UNTIL NEXT DECEMBER   Vacation Comes Afte Continuous Session Since U. S. Entered War.

SIDESTEPS PROBLEM OF LIVING OOSTS  Exe cutly e Decks see ae xpedie  ediency   Declare Nothing tias Been Done te Check Profiteering Srandal

Rep. Garrett Calls the 66th Congress Complete Fizzle; Quit Yesterday   Quietly Wound up Last Day’s Session to Leave Washington Tor Politics.

CONGRESS GOES VACATION TIME      Much Business Transacted at Session; Much Left  Undone.

jouse Members Cheer As Speaker Gillett’s Gavel Releases Them for First  one Vacation in Months.   “XPECTED POLITICAL ORATORY S ABSENT

Filibuster Kills Measure In Senate; Little Action Dur“ing Closing Day.

MANY MEASURES FAL OF PASSAGE  IN CLOSING DAYS   Soldiér Bonus Bill Not Acted Upon by’ Senate After House Passade .   NEXT. SESSION TO-BE ' HELD IN DECE MBER   Republicans.Praise and Democrats Ridicuie Resulis of Deiunct Congress

CONGRESS GETS FIRST VACATION SINCE THE WAI   Senate and House Clean JU: Work and Adjourn Sine Die.

PONGRESS ENDEI   Close Was Marked by None of Hectic Rush That Usually Attends a Get+Away.   PLETHORA OF POLITICAL SPEECHES WAS LACKING   President Devoted Almost Entire Day to Situing of Bills, but Some Meastires Enacted Were Not Reach ed by Him Before Adjournment and Automatically Became Dead. 

‘CONGRESS WINDS UP INA PRACEFUL WAY   SINK DIK aDJ0U RNMENT TAKEN TO NEXT DECEMBER.   Drteg Gasp at 4 O'clock, With Nethimg Spectacelar Atteadiag Demise—Repeblicans Away te Conaveaties.

Speaker Mondell Praises and Representative Garrett Denounces Profligacy   IMPORTANT BILLS VETOED   Members Eager to be Free to Attend Convention and Enjoy First Vacation

CONGRESS ENDS SESSION 4 P, M. SAT. JUNE 3   Expect Congress W i111] Remain Until December 6.

STORM-SWEPT SESSION OF CONGRESS CLOSES   Much Time Wasted in Futile Efforts to Effect  Darsenca at Penre Measure.

RYAN EXPELLED ‘ FROM STOCK EXCHANGE   Was Heavily Interested In Stutz Motor Stock and Is Alleged to Have Cornered Market.

FAVOR BONUS PLAN   MEMBERS ENDORSE ACTION OF NATIONAL’ COMMITTEE.   MEETING OF WASMER POST:   Returned Soldiers Could Have Choice of Vocational Training, Entry on Land, Help for Home Building or Receipt of Sum in Cash.

‘Returned Soldiers Could Have Choice  Of Voéational Training, Entry on Land, Heip for Home Building or   Receipt of Sum in Cash.

SENATOR HITCHCOCK TO DEBATE LEAGUE OF NATIONS  Qin, Abana taéat Bitnae %

Hitchcock to Reteesent emos in League Debate  : With G.0.P. Augus ©

DEBATE ON THE  LEAGU   Sen. Hitchcock Selected by Gov. Cox {o Represen Democratic Party-

PICKS HITCHCOCK TU DEBATE ON LEAGUE   Choice of Governor Cox to Open Campaign at Winona Lake, Ind.   NEW HOLDS CONFERENCE

GOX SELEGTS HITCHCOCK AS DEFENDER OF LEAGUE   Nebraska Senator to Appear ir Debate Against Republican Speaker

FOUR KILLED BY LIGHTNING   Fatal Bolt Hits Boys While Taking  Shelter tader Iree.

FRENCH NEWSPAPERS G0 OFF AT TAN GENT OVER WILSON'S USE OF WORD “IMPERIALISM” Th Tht LETTER TO HITCHCOCK

WILSON’S LETTER STIRS LONDONERS   Editor of Morning. Post Brands His Epistle to Hitchcock as “Slight to Frante.”

LONDON PAPER SCORES WILSON   Takes President to Task Concerning Recent Hitchcock Letter

WILSON’ VIEWS A BILE OF LONDON JOURNAL   LETTER WRITTEN TO SENATOR HITCHCOCK BY PRESIDENT BRINGS WRATHY RETORT,

JEWISH FUND'S LAND «OBE hein   Cultivators May Harvest’ : Crops But Never Own the Soil. - :

ee ee ee ee! ee ee eS  LAND RECLAMATION {4 PALESTINE REGULATED BY STRINGENT Filles

ELIMINATES LAND SPECULATION   Jewish WVationn! Fund Plan Relate ing to Palestine Efforts.

CHICAGO CITY EMPLOVES WILL ARBITRATE WAGE   Garbage Handlers and Food Inspectors Go Back to Work.

CITY EMPLOYEES STRIKE IN CHICAGO IS WANING   Garbage Handlers Return—Indications Are That Others Will Follow Today.

GANTU OFFERO 10 SURRENDER OFFICE   Provided Huerta Stops Sendinc Troops Into Lower California.

CANTO 10 QUIT IF MOVEMENT OF TROOPS CEASE   Ready to Surrender Possession of Executive Office in Two Weeks If Plans For Invasion Are Halted.

REBEL CHIEFTAIN READY TO GIVE UF   LOWER CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR MAKES PRACE PROPOSITION Ta DE LA NUPRTA.

CANTU OFFERS I) SURRENDER AS WAR BREWS   GOVERNOR SAYS HE WILL LET GO CONTROL OF LOWER CALIFORNIA

CANTU WILLING TO SURRENDER OFFICE   Provided Federal Government of Mexico Stops Sending Its Troops To His State

CANTU OFFERS TO RESIGN   Governor of Lower California Makes Conditiona!l Proposal to Mexican President.

ESCAPED WITH LARGE AMOUNT MAIL CAR LOOT   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ARE SEARCHING FOR CHIEF COL. LINS, FORMER SERVICE AIAN.   It is Claimed by the Anthor: ‘ities that Collins Has Escaped With Big Amount of Money Secured in Bobberr.   {Be United Peane +

HOLDS OUT HOPE OF FOREIGN. CREDIT MEASURE TO BRING FARMERS penpals

TERRIFIC oT ORM HITS NEW YORK   Coast From Boston to Virginia Swept by Gale.   ALL TRAFFIC IS TIED UP   Shore Hotels and Homes at Rockaway Beach Are Swept Into the Ocean— Sea Invades Hudson Tubes— Fuel Famine Threatened.

GALE BATTERS ATLANTIC COAST   ‘Shore Hotels and Homes Are Swept Into the Ocean by Tide.   SEA INVADES HUDSON TUBES   Shipping Remains at Standstill While Ice Floed Menace Navigation— Rockaway Béach Is Hit Hard wa. ¥. Faces Fuel. Famine. 

RESOLUTE FORCED TO QUIT   The Parting of a Malyard Puts the Auveclean Defender Out of the Rare,  eee Eee sm  (pe op

H*” YARD BROKE AND SAIL FELI   Shamrock Was a Half Mile Behind the American Boat When Accident Occurred and Is Now Sailing to Finish Line.

bUP DCFENDER ta SERIOUS AGIDENT   RESOLUTE, LEADINK SHAM ROCW IV., PUT OUT OF RACE BY EROKEN LINE   When Accident Occurred American Yacht Had Half Mile Lead Over Sir Thomas Lipton’s Challenger.

WOMAN DIES IN. MYSTERY   Mrs. Helen K. Bunton Succumbs in San Francisco—Wife of Chicaao Man.

ASKS FUND _1 FIGHT INFLUENZA   ‘a Hundred Cases and di-five Deaths Have in Reported This Week,  ‘ding to Health Officers

NEW YORK WAKES 10 INFLUENZA NANEFR   ‘Appropriation of $80,000 Asked To Combat Steady Spread of Disease In That City.

LEAGUE GIVES FIRM WARNING TO POLES   Seizure Of Vilna Directly ! Violation Of Armistice, Warsaw Is Told.

ALLIES GBIECT 12 VILNA OCCUPATION   ‘AD Missions, Military and Civil, Leave. As insurgents . Hoid - City.

Says Statement. of Hiys ‘Regarding ++ Contribution from Wets is Without Any Foundation

CONTRIBUTIONS OF WETS NOT RECEIVED   Democratic Nominee Answer: Testimony of Chairman Will H. Hays.

WX oA WET CROWD fo NOT HELPING HIM   HAS NOT PUT UP A DOLLAR.   ees  ABSURD CHARGE OF MR HAYS ANSWERED BY THE NOMINEE.

NO WETS HAVE CONTRIBUTED SAYS GOV. COX   Liquor Interests Have Not Been  Active In Politics In Ohio Foi  Some Time, Democratic Candi. data HWsteve   ‘AT OHIO STATE FAIR TODAY   Regarding Recent New York Visit, Governor Cox Declared  He’ Was Surprised At Early Poli ee VT eve      SILENT AT LABOR’S ATTITUD:

DENIES WETS HAVE AIDED.   Cox Claims Liquor Interests Have Not Contributed Dollar to His Campaign.

WET INTEREST  ~ GAMPAIGN FUN   Democratic Nominee Says Party Has Received No Money From Liquor Men and Will Not Receive Any,   STATEMENTS MADE BY HAYS ARE DISPUTED   Governor Returns From His Eastern Tour; Says Much Interest Is Disp ayed in Politics in New York,

GOV, COX DENIES WETS ARE GIVING. TOHIS CAMPAIGN   Returns From Eastern Trip, Will  Speak Today st Ohio’s State Bate.

GOV. COX DENIES HAYS’ STATEMENT   Charge That Wets Contrib. uted to Democratic Fund, Labeled as False   RETURNS ‘FROM HIS TRIP   Nominee Pleased With East. ‘ern Tour; Prepares. Answer to Senator Harding

GOVERNOR 6 DENIES ns OF “WET” ASSISTANCE   Declares Liquor Interests Have Never Contributed To His Campaigns.

COX DENIES WES AND HIS CAMPAIG   Replying to Hays, ‘Says ‘They _ “Have Not Contributed  ‘ss Dollar’

GOK DENIES WETS GUNTRIBUTED 10 CAMPAIGUN FUND   Any Statement to That Effect Absurd on Its Face, He Declares.   SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS OVERRUNS PARTY LINES   Has No Comment to Make on Attitude of Organized Labor Towards His Candidacy, as Expressed by Gompers and Other Officers of Federation

WETS NOT BACKING CAMPAIGN---CO)   Governor: Denics Statement Thot Liquor Interests are Supportinv Hii,

DENIES WETS. AID DEMOLRATS   COX REFUTES TESTIMONY Of CHAIRMAN HAYS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

COX DENIES A WET FUND.   fovernor Says No Sach Contritu ttone in His Behale.

A QVICK RETORT FROM CO’      Denies “Wet Aid, «. Arid” Cites Past Cirenmstances: iv Onto,”

GUA REPLIES TO CHAIRMAN HAYS   Denies Wets Have Contri. buted to Campaign   NEITHER HAVE DRYS   He Adds in Replying to Testimony Given Before Senate Campaign Investigating Committee—Will Speak at Ohio State Fair Today— Surprised at N. Y. Interest

U.S. ARMY STOCKS IN FRANGE SOLD   Announced «That the Sum _ Realized Was $706,000,000—Estimated : Value Was $1,700,000,000.

SUM FO RSUPPLIES IS MANY MILLIONS   $760,000,000 Paid for Army Stocks in France.   Brig. Gen. O'Connor Estimates Value of Material at $1,700,000,000-—Saved Money by Selling at Wholesale.

ARMY MATERIAL SOLD   GOVERNMENT REALIZES $760,000, 000 FROM SALE OF SUPPLIES.   Saved Money by Selling at Wholesale War Stocks in France Valued at *1,700,000,000. °  Tiel

SALE OF ARMY SUPPLIES IN FRANCE TOTALS BIG   Brixadier General Couner of Depactment of Supply ‘Tells of ‘Tranxnction.

CONNOR ARGUES IN JUSTIFICATION ~ "OF SALE OF ARMY STOCK IN FRANCE

BiG SUM FOR SUPPLIES   $760,000.000 Paid for Army Stocks is France,   @rig. Gen. O'Connor Estimates Value of Material at $1,700,000,000-—Saved Maney by SeHing at Wholesaic.

UNCLE SAM SBTAING 5/60. 000,000 FROM , — SALE DF SUPPLIES   General Declares Return «  Stocks: Would Have Been be Too Expensive   DENIES OLD STORY OF ( PAYING FOR TRENCHES   Agee ys France Pays a Huge Sum Fo War Material Sent Over By America

N.Y. SOCIALISTS, DEFEND SOVIE   —_ im * TRIAL BEFORE LEGISLATURE. 1S DEVELOPING QUEER THINGS,   REVOLUTION FORECAST   ORATORS SAY IT WILL COME IF SOCIALISTS ARE OUSTED.   ‘Both Sides Have Closed Thelr Argu: ment and It is Now Up to the Assembly « Members. ‘

Open Defense of Soviet Russia   Made By Seymour Stedman, Attorney for Socialist Assemblymen Chargec With Disloyalty~

SOVIETS ARE DEFENDED ~AT SOCIALIST HEARING      Seymour Stedman of Chicage Who Represented Debs Creates Sensation.   MOTION TO RESEAT FIVE. MEMBERS IS OVERRULED   Socialists Attorney Said Have Declared for Solidarity With Soviets.   LABOR PREPARES TO AID.   Every Organization in New York State Asked to Send to Albany Convention.

Soviet Russians  Are Defended By Lawyer For Reds In New York Case

SOCIALISTS’ COUNSEL DEFENDS BOLSHEVIS   FIGHT FOR SEATS OF FIVE AS. SEMBLYMEN TAKEN UP BEFORE COMMITTEE

LOUIS MARTIN CHMIN. COMMITTEE   Trying Five Socialist Members of New York Legislature Denies Motion to   DISMISS INVESTIGATION

DEFENDS SOVIET RUSSIA IN PLEA FOR SOCIALISTS   Chicago Attorney Declares Not An Offense For New York Socialists to Sympathize With Reds. —

UVIET RUSSIA Io DEFENDED Al CAGIALIST TRIAI   Seymour Stedman, Attorney for Ousted N. Y. Assembly men, Says It Is No Crime te Favor Red System.

DEFENDS SOVicT RUSSIA DURING NEW YORK TRIAL   Chicago Attorney For Unseated * Socialists Upholds Bolshevists.  Hearing Continues With Motions Over-ruled

STEDMAN CLAIMS ACT NOT CRIMINAL: ISMISSAL DENIED  ASKED. . ‘ TIT T TARR DIATE   MELT TAKES PLACE   Martin Declares Charges Are Allegations, Net Indictwonts.

SOVIET RUSSIA DEFENDED IN N. Y, HOUSE TRIAL   Attorney for Five So cialists Sees Nothing Wrong.

DEFEND SOVIET INN. Y. HEARING   ATTORNEY FOR SOCTALISTS SEEKS TO END HEARING   Declares Charge Not a Basis For Even a Civil Suit —Motion to Reseat Five  Assembleymen Fails,

Seymour Stedman of Chicago, is Attorney for Defense in Trial Before Judiciary Committee of New York Assembly of Five Suspended Socialist Members

DEFENDED RUSS SOVIET IN NEW YORK ASSEMBLY   Chicago Attorney Appears for Ejected Socialist Assemblymen.

SOVIET RUSSIA © FIGURES IN THE SOCIALIST TRIAL   Counsel of 5 Men Seeking Seats in N. Y. Assembly Defends Bolshevik Form of Government--Calls Allied Trade Plan Form of Recognition.

N.Y. ASSEMBLY HEARS OOVIET Aloo EXTOLLED   Attorney for Suspended Socialists Defends Bolsheviki On Floor of Chamber.

DEFENDS: BOVIET RUSST*   Chicago: Attorney ' Mukes Opening Speech in N; ¥Y. Assemble:

SIVIET RUSSIA S DEFENDED IN (.Y LEGISLATURE   Counsel For Socialist: Makes Plea Before Judiciary Bedy.

MAKING HARD FIGHT FOR A SMALL SUM   Iowa Code Commission Claim for Overtime Pay is Being Heard By the Supreme Court Today.

HARDING WILL COP TENNESSEE BY 10,000 VOTES   REPUBLICANS WILL ELEC! AT LEAST FIVE OF THE STATE’S TEN’ SEATS IN CONGRESS LOWER HOTISE

G. 0. P. WILL GET _ 5 HOUSE SEATS FROM TENNESSEE   Harding Continues Tc Hold Lead of Approximately 10,000.

REPUBLICANS GAIK CONGRESS SEATS --FRENP TENNESSE   Harding Will Get State By 10,000—Taylor Named   Governor.

TENNESSEE oAtE FOR REPUBLIGANS   HARDING'S MAJORITY IN THA STATED WILL APPIROXNIMAPE 10,000 VOY CRS

PALMER DECLARES MONEY KILLS TREATY   Tells of Majority Senate Vote Being Bought in Michigan; Permits Organization

TREATY KILLED WITH MONEY   Attorreey Gereral Paimer “Wnkes the  Charge at Macon. Ga.

MONEY KILLED PACT-PALMER   THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION WAS “30 PIECES OF SILVER THAT BETRAYED U. Ss.”

3 Republican Senators Are Enroute to Confer With Senator Harding

THREE UNITED STATES SEN. TORS ON WAY TO BORDER TO CONFER WITH HARDING,   FALL AMONG THE NUMBER   New Mexico Senator Who Is Chairman oF the Committee Investigating Mexican Affairs is Scheduled to Arrive at Point Isabel Saturday Morning.

Harding Delivers iis First Address Since Presidential Election   Patriotic Speech Is Madeat Brownsville   President-Elect Proposes Foreign Policy Direcied Toward Peace and Friendship, but Demanding Full Protection of U. S. Nationality.   Lodge; Fall and New to Confer With Harding

THE ELECTION RESULT LATE RETURNS SHOW   Very Nearty Clean sweep oof the North, Border Sites in Doubt. t

- RETURNS SHON       y Nowly. ClednSreep - of}: the orth, Border States in Doubt,

Cees  GEN. LUDENOORFE OFFERS TO LEAD BERMAN ARMY AGAINGT nm HUE f

Allezed to Have Borrowed $300,000 Brom Two Boston Banks on False Statements of Financial Cone,  dition. ; 4

ILL FOLLOWING  HUNGER STRIKE  Fe   Irish Alderman. Removed From Jail Last Night,  mem

HUNGER STRIKE LEADER IS REMOVED FRO          Dublin Alderman and “Ohief~9 Eel Trangport ‘Workers Becomes, Hospi. 5 tal Patient: x

FLETGHEA'S ORDER DIRECTING ESCORT CONVOY DISOBEYEL   Had No Knowledge Command er Freeman Had Put to Sea Until Antilles Was Sunk.   BOILER TROUBLE CAUSED CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT   Olticer Removed From Command of Naval Station at Brest by Rear Admiral Sims Continues Testimony Before Board of Inquiry Investitating Removal,

FLETCHER SAYS COMMANDER DID NOT OBEY ORDER   Declares Antilles Should Have Had Proper  Convoy.

Declared Orders Disobeyed  When Troop Ship Was Sunk   ‘Rear Admiral Fletcher Asserts He Had No Knowledge  That Commander Freeman Had Departed Until Report That Antilles Had Gone Down, Reached - Him—Part of Convoy Was Left Behind.

ORDERS NOT OBEYED; SUBS SANK VESSEI   {REAR ADMIRAL FLETCHER TELLS . NAVAL COMMITTEE WHY  : ARIPO t ee luwanmt eine

OFFICER'S BLAMED FOR LOSS OF VESSEI   Fletcher Tells How Freeman Disobeyed His Orders.

TELLS OF ANTILLES CASE.   Rear Admiml Pletcher Says His Orders Directing Convoy Escort Were Disobeyed.

FLETCHER PASSES BUCK T0 FREEMAN   Deposed Admiral Says Subordinate Would Not Obey, Orders :

BREAD RIOT EN SPAIN.   Martial, Law Has Been Proclaimed ke Wadrid.

MARTIAL LAW IN MADRID DUE TO BREAD RIG]   Disturbances Reach Serious Stage In Capital of Spain   Situation Due to Lack of Breac Becomes Worse

DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN STATE STANDS ON WILSON RECORD SAYS CONVENTION SPEAKEF

lA. DEMOCRATS WILL STAND ON PARTY MERITS   Hughes Gives Keynote Ad dress at Convention—  Commends Wilson.

lowa Demos To Stand on Wilson Aims   JOHN HUGHES, IN KEYNOTE ADDRESS COMPARES ~ COX TO HARDING.

FRE ON GERMAN:   PRENCH SOLDIERS KILL SIN AT PRANKEORT,   Threatening German Mob Dispersed By French Moroccan Troops.

FIRE  ON «GERMANS   ! SOLDIERS KILL SIN AT ‘FRANKFORT.        Threatening German Mob Hispersed Ry 1 pe neh Meruccan Troops.

FIRST. HUSBAND MUST PAY      Court Rules Two Cannot Be Responsikia far Beltc nf One Wits,

TO ELECT SENATORS.   French Parliament WHE Be Remade al Session Tomorrow.

GEORGIA, ILLINOIS, INDI ANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO, WISCONSIN SUFFER.   00 KILLED, 125 HURT, HALF MILLION LOSS AT LaGRANGE

STURM LEWVES RUIN   SORNADGES SUNDAY IN HALF DOZEN STATES. MANY KILLED.   wthicri: Tni¢ars Us Mt y fe eh and Millions Loss in Property,

DEATH TOLL GROWS HOURLY; THOUSANDS ARE LEFT HOMELESS      .oss Runs Into Millions; Chicago District Hard Hit; Elgin Under Martial Law.

NEARLY HUNDRED ~ DEAD IN STORM   Series of Tornadoes Sweep Many States; Make Thousands Homeless.   PROPERTY LOSS ENORMOUS

a3 LIVES LOG! IN TONAL Ih GENTAAL STATES   PROPERTY DAMAGES WILL RUN INTO MILLIONS.   GREATEST FEROCITY EXHIBITED NEAR CHICAGO   Elgin is Heavy Sufferer With 8 Dead And Approximately $4,000,000 Property Loss; Voiuntecers Pre. vent Looting.

Tornadoes and Cyclones Hit Michigan, IIlinois, Ohio, Indiana and Alabama—Chicago and Suburbs Suffer Severely—-Wires Are Down Everywhere and It Is Hard to Get Information—Thousands Are Rendered Homeless.

Middie West Believed to Have Suffered Most’ Severely.   SOUTH DOES NOT ESCAPE

WIRES ARE DOWR  Full Toll Taken by Wind is UnknownSevere Tornadoe: Hit Chicago and In. diana.-

Raral Districts Still Cut Off From Communication  With Outside World

MORE THAN SCORE KILLED IN O16 CYCLONE CENTERS ABGUT TOLED(   Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia And Oiher States Visited by Four Distinct Cyclonic Disturbances

MIDDLE Weal i SUE NE OF HAVO   INDIANA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, TLL NOES AND MIESSOURT LOsT MANY LIVES

WIRE COMMUNICATION s GRADUALLY BEING RESTORED; OHIO REPORTS 26 LIVESLOSTIN THAT STATE; CHICAGO AND SUBURBS . SUFFER LOSS OF 29 PERSONS   ALABAMA-CEORGIA HAVE TORNADOES

Middle Western States Ravaged by Fierce Storm That Takes Seventy,Seven Lives and Injures Many More.   CHICAGO SUSTAINS HUGE LOSSES IN HURRICANE   Twenty-Nine Deaths Are Reported From Suburbs of Windy City; Elgin Is Laic Waste by High Winds.

Northern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Southern Michigan In Path of Wind Which Wrecks Towns and Razes Farm Buildings—Wire Cormmunication Interrupted.

Core Attains Speed of Be tween Two and Three Hundred Miles Per Hour.

HUGE DEATH Lal FOR EIGHT STATES   Scores Killed and Millions Dam: age Done by Tornadoes.   LOSS IN SOUTH IS HEAVY   Latest Figures Show That More Thar 176 Persons Perished in the Freakish Storm That Swept Over the Country.

LAKE REGION, SOUTH  , ol  JUTE, HARD HIT BY STORM   Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia and Florida Devastated; Elgin a Wreck; Thousands Homeless, Hundreds Are Maimed   TROOPS AND CITIZENS DIC TOWNS OUT OF THE RUINS

TORNADOS D            Chicago District Alois: Toda; Re. ‘ports 64 Known Dead; Hi dreds Are Injured. _       PROPERTY DAMAGE PLACED AT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS    Communication With ‘Ma ‘Stricken Districts - “Been: Severed.          MARTIAL LAW AT ELGIN               Twisters Sweep Through - Michi _ gan, Ohio, Indiana.and Other’ Mid- Western ‘States. :

THOUSANDS HOMELESS: MANY HUR1   Chicago, Elgin and Vi cinity Hit Hardest By Storms.

GREATEST TOLL OF LIFE IS SHOWN ~~ INCHICAGO AND SUBURBS OF CITY: FLGIN DIGS WAY OUT OF WRECKAGE   Palm Sunday Twister Leaves Thousands Homeless; Damage to Property Mounts High Into Millions; One Is Killed  ers) ME a   RITLT.FETIN

HHUYOANU ANE VAUERUMELE SD HY SUNDAY GALE   Twister Hits Five States in the Middle West; Property Damage Runs Into Millions   SOUTHERN STATES ARE ALSO STRUCK BY STORM   Georgia and Alabama _ Report Heavy Loss of Life

BIG PROPERTY LOSS   THE’ DAMAGE WILL RUN INTO MANY MILLION. DOLLARS.   The  Chicage District Was the . Heaviest Sufferer as Yet Known but There Miy be Worse.

Deaths in Central West Number 87, While 50 Are Killed in Alabama and Geor gia—Thousands are Made Homeiess by Destruction of Dwell: ings.

Fire at Several Points Adds to the  Havoc Wrought by the Great Storm

SCORES DEAD IN WAKE OF TORNADO   Which Swept States Froiw Gulf to Lakes.   KNOWN DEAD NUMBER 77   But List Is Growing, as Te'ephone and Telegraphic Communication Is Restored.

DEATH LIST OF YESTERDAY'S TORNADO SWEEP GROWS AS WIRE COMMUNICA. TION IS RESTORED.

Chicago District Reports th Known Dead as 29 and List May Grow.   ELGIN, ILL., PROPERTY LOSS OF $4,000,000   Ohio Has 24 Known Dead anc Indiana Towns Tell of 17 Persons Killed.

NORM oWEPT FROM GHIGABD TD GECAGIA AND ALABAMA SECTION   Restoration of Wire Communication Expected to Increase Total of Deaths Which Has Already Mounted to Imposing Figures; Millions Property Damage.

EXPECTED 7 TO. BE AUG      Porelioding ‘Rumors from / Southern “Michigan “and ~ the Rural Districts of: In- diana? Ohio ‘and YWlincis.’:

CYCLONE TAKES TOLL OF LIVES AND. PROPERTY   Score Dead, Hundreds Tnjured, Millions of Property. Destroyed in Yesterday's Storm.   WORST NEAR CHICAGO   Much Damage in Indians, Missouri, Oklahoma and Throughout South. First to Hit Chicago Si 1896.

‘Hundreds -OF Persons: Injure(f in Region of Chicago—Property ~ Loss Estimated Several Millions—Elgin and Soliet-i ‘in the   29 DEATHS IN CHICAGO DISTRICTS ig :  GREAT Paneer: LOSS AT. ELGIN

DEATH LIST IN THE TORNADO ., STILL GROWS   Over 176 Killed and Hundreds Injured—Several Million Dollars Property Loss.   THIRTY DEAD AT GHIGASD   lilinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Ala bama and Georgia Swept by Tornado—Troops Rush to Aid of Stricken—Rural Oistricts Hit Hardest.

77 LIVES ARE L851 AND MILLIONS {i PROPERTY GONE IN STORM   Middle Western Section Feels Full Sweep of Tornadoes In Six Separate States   Melrose Park, Chicago, Seems To dave Been Sufferer in Highest Degree

LIST OF KILLED PLACED AT 159 THIS MORNING   ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, IN. DIANA, OHIO, ALABAMA MICHIGAN, GEORGIA HIT   SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN A SERIES OF STORMS

FOUR SCORE ARE KILLED BY WIND IN MIDDLE WEST   Millions Of Dollars Damage Done By Extreme High Winds.

SEVENTY SEVEN DEAD IN STORM      MILLIONS IN PROPERTY LOST AND INJURED RUN INTO HUNDREDS   Middle West and South Suffer Most——Duwnpour Heavy and Winds Strons.

$2 Known Dead, Many In jured and Thousands '. Homeless in North.   4 MILLIONS LOSS AT LITTLE CITY OF ELGIN

DEATH LIST IN TORNADO GROWS   Over 150 Killed and Hundreds In. jured—Several Million DolJars Property Loss.   THIRTY DEAD AT CHICAGO   Hlinéls, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Ala. bama and Georgia Swept by Tornado—Troops Rush to Ald of Stricken—Rural Districts tte Hardest.

FLOODS MAY AID DISASTER IN STORM AREA   MILITARY LAW PREVENTS LOOT. ING IN ELGIN WHEN EX-SERVICE MEN VOLUNTEER TO PATROL BUSINESS DISTRICE

S.D. BANKERS ASK LAW FOR FIXED PRICE ON GRAIN   URGE SOLONS AT CAPITAL FOR LEGISLATION ON SUPPLIE: GRAIN PROBLEM

LIVING COST STILL GOING UP LADDE!   Denver. Reports Highest Increase With Nearly 40 Per Cent- Condition Geneial

AN OFFICE -BOY FAMINE   : Worried Mothers Made Youths “Come Right Home’? After  Rinuwh £« alesien.

& . 1 >  Miter 60 Days a Jury at Last i. - Foand to Try Communists.

JURY SELEUTED TRY RADICALS   Now Ready to Proceed in Trial of Members Communist Labor Party

COMPLETE JURY FOR TRIAL OF W. BROSS LLOYD   Spend Sixty Days ir Selecting Jury—Examine 1500 Viniremen.

JURY SELECTED 10 TRY ALLEGED ‘REDS   Millionaire And 19 Other Per. sons Are Accused Of Plot  Against Government.

JURY 1S COMPLETED   For ‘Priel of Commantst Lalor Pleg ters Apainst Govormme pt,

JURY TO TRY CASE OF CONSPIRACY   Sixiy Day Spent in Obtalntig a Dozen Jurymen to Pass on Twenty Ve- . t fendanis

COMPLETE JURY IN GOV'T COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY TRIAL   Sixty Days Spent in Obtaining Dozen Jurymen to Pass on Score of Defendants.   BUDAPEST COMMUNISTS ARE DENIED JURY TRIAL   Friends of Bela «Kun Will Be Tried Under Procedure in Effect During War.

HIT BY PAPER SHORTAGE.   Montreal Publication Forced to Suspend Business.

‘HITBY PAPER SHORTAGE.      Montreal Publication Forcetl 10° pend Business. +

wenues of Escape Barred On Borders And Sleuths Cone tinue Arrests.  RADICALS TAKE FLIGHT  More Radical Leaders To Be Arrested Without Delay        Federal Trade Comn issio.’s Agent Arrested.

FEDERAL AGENTS KEEP UP SEARCH FOR RED LEADERS   Arrest ef Some Prominent Menibiers { Inspected te QOeeur ‘Vottay. Bord( evs Belng Watelied,

STILL HONEYCOMBING COUNTRY FOR - PLOTTERS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT

DRIVE AFTER ~ REDS GOES ON   Government Bars Escape of Radicals Across  Mexican Line.   BIG LEGAL FIGHT IS LOOKED FOR

WATCH BORDER: ~ FOR RADICALS   Government. Agents Keep Inyes: on Reads (o Canada aud Mexico   HOLD . FORMER G.. 0.   TRADE COMMISSION: STAPIST!CIAN UNDER ‘ARREST      Chicago Court Begins prin). of  Radicals'and Prepares to Send its Contingent. to the “Soviet Ark.

DEPORTATION HEARINGS WILL BE STARTED TODAY   Order Is Prepared for Commitment to Jail of Dr. Michael Misleg, Treasurer of Russian Radical Paper—tIs Accused of Spreading Bolshevik Propaganda.

GOVERNMENT WILL RID COUNTRY FROM ~— SYNDICALIST IDEA   Arrest of Radical Leaders Whe Scught to Overthrow Government Is Expected,   ASK. CONGRESS FOR HELP   Will Not Deport Any More Aliens Until Buford Experiment Has Been Completed.

Many Of Those Sought Are Now Under Cover   Camp Upton To Be Used For Herding Aliens Scheduled For Deportation

WATCH BORDERS TO. PREVENT RED ESCAPE FROM U.S   Radicals Seek Refuge From Dragnet in Mexico and Canada —  — oe

NON-PARTISANS WINNERS IN N. 0, GOVERNOR RACE   Gronna Losing His Leac Over League Opponent at Noon

NONPARTISANS WIN GOVERNOR RACE IN N. DAK   INTEREST IN PRIMARY RETURNS CENTERS TOCAY IN OUTCOME SENATORIAL FIGHT

LATER RETURNS TURN: TIDE IN NORTH DAKOTA   Interest Turns to Senatoria Race with Gubernatoria -Contest Conceded Non-Par. tisan Leaque Victory _

GUBERNATORIAL CONTEST INN. D. NON-PARTISAN   Turn to Senatorial Nom. ination on Republican  Ticket.

ARREST EXPOSES BIG AUTOMOBILE  THEFT GOMBINE   LANG WELL ORGANIZED AND SPE CIALIZING TN FORDS;: OPERATED IN BIG TERRITORY.

BUY COAL AT AN KARLY DAY.   Spring aaé@ Sommer Perchasesn Nec ecosary to Stabilize Prices.

} iM mea aC a at ae i  URGES STORING OF COAL - DURING SUMMER MONTHS

PRICE STABILIZATION   Depends on Early Purchase and Storage of Coal

SOE! COMMITTEE Ih BARRACKS, (5 CHARGED   TESTIMONY AT TRIAL OF FORMER ~ INMATES SAID IN COUNTER. FEITERS’ PLOT,

SWEEPING INQUIRY ORDERED FOR U9. BARRACKS IN KAN   Judge Pollock’s Action Follow: Testimony That Institution Is Governed by “Soviet” Committee.   EX-INMATES TESTIFY   Federal Official Asserts Honor Dignity and Standing of War Department Has ~  Been “Besmirched.”

JUDGE POLLOCK ORDERS SWEEP. ING INVESTIGATION FOR LEAVENWORTH   BACKTO C.0.” DISCHARGES   Prisoners Strike After Objectors Let Loose.

ORDERS BARRACKS INQUIRY   fjegnizance Taken by bDederal Jdadge of Charge That Seviet Cammit tee Hates at Leavenworth,

“Soviet” Committee Rules Fort Leavenworth, Charge; Thorough Probe Is Ordered

AMERICA IS OFF. * RHINELAND BOARD   Commissioner Noyes’ Resignatior . In Line With State Depertines Policy. He Sevs. °°

U.S, TO REDUCE FOREIGN AGENTS   WITHDRAWAL OF NOYES FRO RHINELAND PART OF POLICY  Relet Work in Coblenz Zone Will Be Continned Despite Resignation of

PE DUCES AMERICAN FORCES   Withdrawals from Rhineland Commis: sion Tane with Department Policy

COURT DISMISoES TNDICTED PLAYERS   JUDGE HOLDS THAT “THROW ING” GAME AWAY IS NOT CRIMINAL OFFENSE.

' ae ee Mee oe ee WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE NOW ON WAY TO TEXAS TO INVESTIGATE

LOST MILLIONAIRE fo FOUND DEAD IN GALVESTON   3ody of J. P. Hammill, of Ot tawa, Canada, Identified by Clothing.   HE DIED FROM EXPOSURE

NEW EVIDENCE AT INQUIRY   Rear Admiral Nihbinck Called te  Testify at Naval Hearing.

NEED OF WEST “FOR WATER I TOLD SOLONS   M’'DOWELL OF MONTANA THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT A VITAL CONFERENCE.   HOT ASKING FOR ONE GENT   McDowell Makes It Plain That the West Will Pay Reasonable Rates of Interest of Amount Sought to Develop Irrigation—Governors is Capital for Drive on Statesmen.

M'DOWFLL OF MONTANA THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT A VITAL CONFERENCE.   NAT ASKING FOR ONE CENT

FARMERS AND BANKERS   To Meet and Discuss’ the. Flmancial Situation in lowa. ,

Portland Police Are of Opinion That Whiskey is Being Brought From “Canada and Delivered to Accomplices Along Columbia and Wilaypnette Rivers Near City

First Dealing in Three Years Starts at Chicago Board,   initial Quotationa Were $2.72 for Dacember Delivery—Pit Crowded With Excited Deaters.

WHEAT TRADING OPENS   First Dealing in Three Yéars * Starts at Chicago’ Board,   Initial Quotations Were $2.72 for Dé. tember Delivery--Pit Crowded With Excited Deaters.

POSSE KILLS TWO NEGROES   Twelve Others Are Jailed in Alabamz on Arson Charae.

DUBLIN HAS NO DISTURBANCE   People of Irish Capital Go Into Mourn. ina for MacSwiney.

NO DISTURBANCE IN DUBLIN   Authorities Rush Troops to All Strate. gic Points, Where Machine Guns Were Placed.

WOMEN ARE ELIGIBLE FOR COUNTY OFFICE   Indiana Attorney General Gives an  Opinion at Request of Ripley  _ County for Nominee.

HOOSIER WOMEN ELIGIBLE FOR COUNTY OFFICE   Decision Given by Attorney General of Indiana Regarding et on   CASE OF FLORENCE E. BEER   Ripley Clerk Asked Attorney fo! Opinion — Suffrage Amendment Makes it Possible

BOLIVIAN REVOLT WINS ]   Three Larger Cities in Hands o' Revolution 5 Pro-American olicy.

BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT AND CABINET HELD AS PRISONERS BY LEADERS OF THE NEW REVOLUTION

. Meee Wik TARE HALLOWED pisTeM  MAY BE ABDUSHED   Senate Agvicuitural Commitice Votes To Elimimate Appropriation Fer Secd Disiributicn.

FREE SEEDS NOW UNDER BAN   New Secretary of Agriculture Saves Government $240.000.

SENATORS BAN FREE seens   Senate Committee - ‘Acts Against Dis. tribution. by Congressmen, Saving $240,000. .

BITTER FEELING AGAINST ITALY   Clash Between Italians anc Jugo-Slavs Serious Matter.

YANK ATHLETES FULLY EMPLOYED ON BOARD SHIP   Training Quarters Fixed on the Princess Matoika and Men Get Down to Business.

OLYMPIC ATHLETES OM BOARD SHIP TRAINING FR CHAMPION GAME!   PERFECT SATLING WEATHE! GIVES ATHLETES OPPORTUS. ITY FOR TRAINING.

NORTON, STOWAWAY WITH 1912 TEAM, ALSO STOWAWAY WITH 1920 TEAM   Toledo Youth Insists Upon Going Overseas with the Amer! can Olympic Teams—ls on the U. S., S, Drinnace Matonika

"UT TEAMS TRAIN ENROUTE 10 Blé GAMES    Perfect Sasling Weather Today Permitted Members to Settle Down to Hard Work,   CORK SPRING TRACK LAID)   Two Stowaways Discovered on   Princess Matoika; Steamer ] Frederick Is in Lead.

ADDITIONAL $200,000 IS UNCOVERED BY COMMITTEE   Further Investigation of Campaigr Expenses of Major General Leonard Wood.

WOOD'S CAM FUND 1S NEARING 4$1.500,000 MARK   EASTERN TREASTRER OF WOOD FUND TELLS oy Ot  or COLLE      SPENT $280,000 IN EAST   immense Contributions Are Reported by Horice Stebbins—Elihu Reot On New York “Wass and Means Committee”

WOOD'S TREASURE GIVING TeoT MON}   TESTIFIES HE DISTRIBUTED $456,000 AND GIVES LIST O® THE DONARS.   SUMS SPENT IN THE EAST   Ways and Means Committee in the Eastern States Included the Names of Elihu Root and H. M. Goodrich.

PROTESTS HEARD   Against the Release of a Conscientious Objector,

DEMOCRAT WINS ELECTION,   League of Nations Advocate is Chosen for Congress.

AUN REDS FORGE WORKERS TO QUI JOBS, JOIN ARMY    Duesburg Fears Mob Outrages:  Burgomaster Says Action by Berlin Onty Hope.

TURKISH REBELS’ CHIFF.DFCLARFS WAR ON BRITISH   German Workers in Ruhr Valley Being Forced Into “Cominunist’Ariny    REDS PREPARE FOR BATTLE AT WERNE

MOST OF RUNR DISTRICT TOWNS IN BANDS OF REDS  aWhee Aaematiatach Teannn.d'

EXTREMIST CONTROL MOST AUSH VILLAGES TROOPS BEGIN DRIV   WORKERS ARE BEING FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR JOBS AND GO  INTO THE ARMY.

TOWNS IN RUHR ARE IN POWER GF MOBS   Extremists Force Workers te : Leave ‘Jobs and Join Red Army.

EXTREMISTS IS POWER: IN MOST RUHR TOWNS    Workers Are Being Forced t I Quit Jobs and Join the Reds  Says Dutch Press.   BURGOMASTERS HELPLESS TO AVERT MOB OUTRAGES   { .  Government Grants Workmern  Further Time to Reconsider Settlement.   NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING   Amsterdam Correspondent Re. ports Serious Situation in the Ruhr Valley.

$1,000,000 TO EACH OF HIS ENGLISH GRANDCHILDRE)}   W. K. Vanderbilt Leaves For tunes to Duchess of Marlbough’s Sons.

VANDERBILT MILLIONS TO BRITISH HEIRS   American Millionaires Will Make Provision for Young British obleman.

W. K. VANDERBILT ESTATE TO HEIR   MOST OF FORTUNE LEFT TO RELATIVES—ART PROPERTY GOES TO MUSEUM.

MILLION EACK TO GRANDSONS   William K. Vanderbilt Will Provide: for Duchess of Marlborough’s Children.

—_——e —  MILLION EACH TO GRANDSONS   William K. Vanderbilt Will Provides for Duchess of Marlborough’s Children.

For President—Warren G. Harding of Ohio,  For Vice President—Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts.

HARDING AND GOOLIDGE ARE  THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES   Naming of Ticket Closes Five Days of Strenuous Po. litical Battling at the Party Convention in the Coliseum at Chicago.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE ARE —. . THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES      For President—Warren G. Harding of Ohio.  For Vice President—Galvin Coolidge of Massachusetts.

DeValera Says’ the Children of Erin Have Opportunity for Noble Service

PROCLAMATION ON a1. PATRICK'S DAY   De Valera Gives Message tc Sons and Daughters of Emerald Isle.

DEVALERA ISSUES PROCLAMATION 10 ALL IRISH HEARTS   Great Patade ‘In New York Today “Will Be ‘Headed By "Fighting Jrish Ninth” With Triceoler,   SERVE IRELAND AND WORIT

‘APPEAL TO SONS AND i DAUGHTERS-OF THE GAEL   Issued by President De Valera of the Irish Repubile for Observance - of St. Patrick's: Day.

i VALERA URGES IRIS TO KEEP LAW GF Li   SAYS WORLD LOOKS NOW TO SMERICA, IN THIS CRISIS, AND IRISH HERE MUST SET MANKIND A GOOD EXAMPLE.

DE VALERA MAKES ST. PATRICK APPEAL   Says Children of Erin Can be “Shatts of Dawn for Despairing and Wretched Everywhere”

DE VALERA PROCLAIMS MISSION OF THE IRISH   Issnes Statement on Eve of Wig St. Paitick's Day Celebra. tion.

PLAN TU OPPOSE CHINAS COURSE   State Department Opens Informal Parley   WITH OTHER POWERS   Acceptance by Pekin Govern. ment of Bolshevik Proposal That Russian Rights and Concessions in China be Re. nounced will be Inquired In. to—Decision Vital

Government Seeks Con: _certed Action to era ee   BEGIN:IN INFORMAL   - “NEGOTIATIONS   Follows: -Removal: “of For. ~ pier Kerensky Offi- eiale From: Peking’

GHINA-AGCEPTS: PROPOSAL FROM RUSSIA BOLSHEVIK   U. 5. State Department ‘Open: ! Negotiations.

INFORMAL NEGOTIATIONS   Opened by State Department Rel tive to China-Russ Proposal,

RED AUTHORITIES RENOUNCE RUSSIAN AIGHTS IN CHINA   State Department Invites Other Powers to Join in Action in Opposition.   INQUIRY ALSO ADDRESSED 10 THE PEKIN GOVERNMENT   Actuated by Principle That All + Decisions of Vital Import. ance to Russia Should be _ Held in Abeyance Until Rec. ognized Authority Restored,  :

Harding Given -—Sti Battle By General Wood   Ohio Primary Rather Surprises Followers of ‘*Pavorite Son’’   (CLAIM 15,000 FOR  SENATOR HARDING   Eight Or Nine Delegates In State Won By General Wood

Strength Shown by John son and Lodge, Said by Watchers tos Indicate Opinion against Wilson ian Point of View.   ELECTION TOTALS

AGAINST RED FOE   England Prepares to Call for Volunteers and France Is Massing Troops for Action in Poland. —   POLAND MAKES EFFORT TO ENLIST AID IN U. §   Support for Struggling Polish Army Sought; Americans Are Held Captive by Soviet; Suspect German-Russ Pact.

Invasion of Corridor Into East Prussi: Also Reported in Dispatches— Millerand Asks British Aid

Employe of National Transit Told Engineer He Would Sci O}l on Fire If He Attempted to Go Through It—Erie Rail. roads Defense is Indicated— _ Will He Long Case,         THE WEATHER

FOUNTAIN COUNTY WINNERS AT PURDUE   HOMER FLOREY MAKES HIGHEST ‘SCORE FROM HERE AND WINS THE SILVER CUP

1000 REFUGEES FROM ASIA STARVE IN WILDERNESS AND ARE KILLED BY BANDITS

THE LEASE HOLDs.   Lecal Finn Wins Fight in Indiana ' polis Court,

LENIENCY IN GASE I$. NOT WARRANTED SAYS. JUDGE BRINDLEY   Woman Arraigned on Charge 0! Adultery; Charge. Against ‘Iahn Rear ic Diemissed

LENIENCY IN CASE ~ 1S NOT WARRANTED SAYS JUDGE BRINDLE’   Woman Arraigned on Charge of Adultery; Charge Against John Beier is Dismissed

nm  GALVESTON COMPREssEs GIVE WORKERS RAISE ANp RUN UNDER OPEN cuns

NO CONTRACT WITH THE UNION   Open Shop Rules in Cotton Com presses at Galveston.

CARNEGIE ESTATE APPRAISED   Net Value Is Given as $23,247,161— Mrs, Carnegie’s Share Is $11,338,847,

MANY REPUBLICAN LEADERS ON HAND FOR CONVENTION   Simmering Political Pot of GC 0. P. Begins to Boil—Poindexter “Seen” as Winner By Staunch Backer.

OWDEN'S STOCK RECEIVES BOOST   General Feeling Is That Campaign. Investigation Will Help Wood’s Candidacy

LOWDEN HAS MANY FRIENDS IN KENTUCKY   Political Pot: Begins to Boil in Chicago as Leaders Arrive.

G.O.P. Convention Meeting Place is Scene of Activity as Party Leaders Assemble

NO DARK HORSE, PREDICTION OF G.0.P. LEADERS   Campaign Fund Probe Attacked; Unfair Blow Aimed at Wood—AMisrepre aan tabcesa   SOME LEADER WILL WIN   KESTUCKY LEADER OF PARTY SAYS SENTIMENT CRYSTALIZING ABOUT LOWDEN.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS ARE CONGREGATING IN CHICAGO AND LAYING THEIR WIRES

TRICKLING INTO CHIGAGO FOR GREAT CHOW. DELEGATES DISCUSS SITUATION

ALLIES SETTLING BOUNDARY DISPUTE   Already On WayTo Agreement ) Reject Offer Made ) By U. S.

WILSON’S PLAN TO SETTLE BOUNDARY DISPUTE REFUSED   Previous Settlement 5Supersedes Proposal to Reopen Negotiations

DOG DERBY IN THE NORTHLAND   Dog Teams Start Saint Patrick’s Day for  ,

Richard P. Hobson, Demands Clear Cut Statement from Ohio Governor

HOBSON  DEMINDS COX'S STAND 0 PROT  Gov. Cox Will Reply B Bat No t State   Gov. Cox Will Reply Bat Not Stated When This Will Be.   Presidential Nominee Will Goto Wash ington to Confer With President.

LEGISLATORS MEET 10 TALK CODE REVISION   Commitie: of Twelve Named to De tide About the Best Course te Pursue   POVERNOR-ELECT KENDALL      Urges Werk Be Done Quickly and       wppttise

Members of 29th Assembiy In Meeting Today Appoint Committee to De. cide Whether it is Advisable to Take Up Revision at Session. ae

COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE CODE REVISION OR NOT   Governor-Elect: Kendall Sail Revi sions Must Be Expeditions and Economic

WHlaT tAPERT FOUND MURDERED   Joseph Elwell, Authority or “Bridge” Killed in New York City.

WHIST EXPERT IS FOUND DEAD HAD BEEN SHOT   Joseph Elwell Murdered As He Sat in Chair in Bedroom.

GOVERNMENT HELPS DISABLED SOLDIERS   Surgeen Genvral Mee Calls Actentios to Free Preatment Provided  Under Recent Legislation,

GAN SALVAGE THE SUNKEN SUB 5-4   Say Officers Inspecting it. — Fail to Put .Any Special Blame on Officers and Crew For Failure of Apparatus to Work.

U. S. TO RAISE SUNKEN DIVER      Naval Officials Believe 5-5 May Be Salvaged-—Praise Given Rescuers and Reecued. ee

SUNKEN DIVER TO BE RAISED   U. S. Nhval Official Belteves S-5 May Be Saved.

CIN SALVAGE THE SHNKEN SUB S  Say Officers Inspecting it. — Fail to Put Any Special Blame on Officers and. Crew For Failure of Apparatus to Work. mg Aa

U.S TO RAISE SUNKEN DIVER.       Naval Officials Believe iS.5 May Re § Sal. vaged—Praise Given Rescusrs and Rescued.

U. S..TO RAISE SUNKEN DIVER   Naval Officials Believe S.6 May Be Sal. vaged—Praise Given Rescuers and Rescued.

CANDIDATES IN DISCARD.  ATTACKS WOMEN’S VOTE      Coalition Party’s Candidate for Pres idency Leading in Second Day of: Blection

CHALLENGES LADY AOTOR 10 BRING SUIT FOR LIBEL   Is London Editor’s Rejoinder to Her Defense of American Divorce.   Drags Back Into Publicity Domestic Trouble of 17 Years Ago.

START LIBEL . 1S CHALLENGE TO LADY. ASTO!   Editor Drags Old Story Into  Light i in Opposition ee

COMMITTEE CALLS MANY. WITNESSES   FALL SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE WILL START MEXICAN IN-  VESTIGATION TODAY

PROBE OF MEXICAN SHUATION [0 BE STARTED TODAY   HUNDREDS OF WITNESSES WILL BK EXAMINED BY SENATORIAL PROBE COMMITTEE   DETERMINE FUTURE ACTION   Findings Will Be Reported to Senate  and Will Determine Relations     in Future—Carrenza is Connected With Rev alutionary Plot

SENATE PROBE T0 START TODAY    Mexican Situation to Be Ana lyzed by Congressional Body   Political Exiles will Testify Before Committee at San Antania

HEARINGS 10 BEGIN   Senator Fail Reaches San Antonio Tonight  MANY WITNESSES  Hearings Will be Public ‘Tis Announced

HEARING OF FALL COMMITTEE OPEN:   > INVESTIGAUTFION OF MUEXLCAN SIT LATION AT SAN ANTONIO.   f bindings Will Be Reported ta the senate nol Will Form Basis  tor FPudare Befations With     “Mevieo.

SENATE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATES MEXICL   Hearings Will Be Heard in Cities Néar the Border and Will Be Public.

START HEARING OF THE MEXICAN SITUATION   CHAIRMAN FALL BEGAN TAKING TESTIMONY AT 8: ANTFONTO THIS AFTERNOON.      Between 50 and 75 Witnesses Have Been Summoned to Appear Before the Committee at the Hearing, Which is Public.

HEARING OF RALL COMMITTEE OPENS   INVESTIGATION OF MEAICAN SITLATION AT SAN ANTONIO.   ‘pindinas Will Be Reported to the senate and Will Ferm Basis for Future Relations With Siesico.

FALL TO BEGIN INVESTIGATION AT SAN ANTONIA   Hearings By Sub-Committee on Mexican Situation Will Begin Wednesday

BROTHER CONFESSES TO SHOOTING SISTER   W. B. Bast Says Kills Sister “to Rid Her Daughters of Her Influence’’—Is Held Without Bail.

‘ADMITS KILLING OF A SISTER   Kansas Man ‘Sayvs Her influence  Over Dauxhkiers HMarmful.

HE KILLED SISTER TO RID NIECES OF HER INFLUENCE   Kansas Man Contradicts Original Statement—Says Mother Abused Her Daughters.

KANSAN IS UNDER ARREST   Lyons Resident Charged With Sis" ) ter’s Murder-—Peculiar Story : Being Told. .

HINES SOON TO RETIRE      Will be Ready to Quit Railroad Administration May 1.

JAIL FOR IRISH JOURNALISTS   Freeman’s Journal Directors Get Six Months and Fine.

SENTENCE IRISH JOURNALISTS   Directors of Freeman's Journal Get Six Months for Spreading False Reports.

OMMON WEALTH OF MASBAOHURETTA.  FRANKLIN, 88. Oase 19701. PROBATE

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUBETTS. FRANKLIN, 46.. Cuseiulut. PROBATE

WOULDN’T TRY RED THEORY   Bolsheviks on the Soviet Ark Buford Refuse to “Divide Up” Their Money.

Overwork Believed to Have Hastened His Demise: Stewart Mentioned as National Committeeman.

FUNERAL OF JAYNES SET FOR TODAY   Republican National Committeeman and Newspaper Publisher Died Sunday.

FOOD PRICES DECLINE   ‘Restiurang Charges Bey Beginning to. Deog As a Result,

DECLINE IN FOOD COST   Restaurant Prices to Fall, it is Predicted.

HOTEL COLLAPSES: THRE DIF,   Another is Missing—~tras Raploston May Tiave Been (Cave.

BURGLARS GET 52 YEAR JOB   Two Were Sentenced in New York City Today to Long Term

HOTEL ROBBERS: SENTENCED 10 52 YEARS BACK   HAD. BEATEN AND THEN ROBBED TEXANS AT THY HOTEL- KNICKERBOCKER   i Attempted lo Escape by Climb. ing Down the Front Wails ot the Building. :

THIEVES GET 52 YEAR TERM   Men Who Robbed and Beat Hotel Guests Given Long Seatence.

A LLL LOLOL ALLL CLL LLL LOA ILE EL LI  DEAT DRITAIN OOPS WORK TO ENJOY HOLIDAY   For Three Days All Activity Will Be Curbed; Newspapers Suspend

Chanee for Christmas Peace ir - freland Fades When Parliament Adjourns.   THREE-DAY CELEBRATION   England Will Forget Her Trowbles While She Observes Holiday Season.

TOPS (RSH OBSERVANGE OF CHRISTMAS   English Rule Against Celebrations in Ire. land---England Plans Big Yuletide Holiday Season, However.

NO CHRISTMAS  PEACE IN ERIN   Kestrict Ireland In Her Celebrations and Curfew Law Will Be Euforced

Britain Ready ‘for Three Day Holiday;  No Peace in lrelane   {By Webb Miller, United Press Staff  Correcscnondent }

PEACE BY XMAS IN IRELAND GOES GLIMMERINGTOD’)   PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS FOR a DAYS; ALL ENGLAND STAKTA CELEBRATING 

INDIANA R.0.1.0. UNIT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   Will Enter Contest With De. Pauw Outfit Here Next Saturday Afternoon.   TEN MEN ON EACH TEAM      Selection Will Be Made From Cadet: With Superior Records—Other Contests Scheduled.

“Middle Class Union” i: Organized in New York for Purpose of Helping Little Fellow

THE “BLOODLESS — REVOLUTION” HAS ARRIVED   The Long Suffering “Bourgeoise’” Organizes the “Middle Class Union ‘of New York;

SENSATION  CAUSED IN LEAGUE OF NATION ASSEMBLY   When Member Declared All Recngnized Nations Should Be Admitted.

ANOTHER BOMB THROWN INTO WORLD LEAGUE CFSCION TODAY   Argentina’s Delegate Says Al Recognized Nations Should Be Admitted.   SPEECH CAUSES "PROAR

South American Declares That All Recognized Nations Be In League   DOWN TO ROUTINE   Portugal Seeks Revision That Will Conform To American Ideas

bo StRNAR ri HT HANGE   Into the League of Nations Through the Offices of Some Neutral Country?   ARGENTINA MEMBER SPRINGS A SENSATION   He Declares All Recognizec Nations Ought To Be Admitted To Membership.

MAKE THIRD RAID   More Than 200 Alteged Gamblers Arrested in Chicago.

Grand Jury Wil! Be Appoint: ed as a Special /1vestigating Bouy   INDICTMENTS DOUBTFUL, SAYS STATE’S ATTORNEY   HOYNE TUINKS PLAYERS CANsNOT BE PUNISHED UNDER LAW; NO IMMUNITY FOR THOSE. WHO CONTESS.

BOLL PROBE TO CONTINUE SAYS JIDGE   issertions of Hoyne Brink Hot Retort From Jurist.

PROOFOFCROOKED WORK   Continues Probe Into Charge: Alleging Fixing of World Series Games.

PLOT OF CROOKS NATIONWIDE IG LATEST STOR   GREAT’ FORTUNES LOST   NUMBER OF PLAYERS IN NET, ALL MAY BE BOUNCED.   Cox Says Sott Pedal Is Used on Him by Enemie   REPUBLICAN PRESS IN CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE, IS CHARGE — MEAN TO SUPPRESS NEWS OF THIS CAMPAIGN — GOVERNOR FLAYS “BIG BUSINESS” IN COURSE OF REDHOT ADDRESSES — BARREL AGAIN.

GAMBLING RING HAD PLANS TO POLLUTE, GRAND JURY THINKS   Inquisitorial Body Will Continue Investigation in Special Ses: sion, They Say.   FEW PLAYERS IMPLICATED IN CHARGES BENTON MADE   President Comisky Held Up Checks for Some Players in Last World Series Games.

GRAND JURY TO CONTINUE PROBE CROOKED BALL   i 35 6 i False Hoport That States Atty. Noyne  Ordercd Jury to Discontinue  1 Inrestigation.

Probers Will Continue Work Despite Orders to Halt Investigation.   1920 RACE PROBE UNDERWAY   Entire Brooklyn Team to Bt Questioned Concerning Seriae “Fiving”’

NO EFFOETS  MABE POD BROGE   DISTRICT ATTONY XO EVIDENCE tts          Smith and Miter Ww. By the Attorney They Head Appr

COMISKEY SAIS nO NOT HAVE MUCH ASSISTANCE   Much Talk but Little Evidence in Base, ball Scandal   HEYDLER SAYS PROVE IT OR SHUT UP

GRAND JURY WILL CONTINUE PROBE   EVIDENCE OF ALLEGED BASEBALL GAMBLING SAID TO BE CONVINCING.

CROGKED WORK FOUND IN BAL: GAMBLERS’ PLOT   NATION-WIDE RING IS UNDER MINING GAME; PROBE WILL BE CONTINUED

INVESTIGATION OF CROOKED WORK IN BASE BALL GAMES   Chicago Grand Jury Finds Sufficient Evidence To Justify It Extending Its Session   COMISKEY SAYS JOHNSON DID NOT SHOW INTEREST   Rube Benton Tells of Pittsburgh Syn dicate Raising $100,000 Por Throwing World Series

PROBE OF BASEBALL WILL BE ONTINUEL      " RECONVENE on. ‘MONDAY:FOR FURTHER “EN. VESTICATION.

EFFORTS FOR NVILOATIN UZ NULLED   JUDGE WILL KEEP GRAND JURY BUSY AS SPECIAL BODY   Hoyne’s Declaration That Indictments Are Null Scored.   Snecial Proceritar.

CONVINCES -GRAND JURY    Continues Probe Into Charges  ANeging Fixing of World  Series? Games.

GRAND JURY IS TO PUSH. BASEBALL PROBE FURTHER   New York - Suggestion: That Should End Disapproved In Chicago; Grand Jury to, Continue .

WORLD SERIES ‘FIXING’ CHIEF JURY SUBJEC   Report That $100,000 Raised to Get Chicago Americans to Lose Series is Considered

JURY 10 CONTINUE GAMBLING HEARING OVER BALL GAMES   MUCH EVIDENCE OF WORK REPORTED BY cunthes OFFICIAI

Cook County Grand Jury Probing Charges of “Fixed” Games Uncovers Widespread Plot of Gambling Ring; Few Players Implicated; Comiskey Raps Ban Johnson   HEYDLER DENIES ALLEGATIONS

PEACE WITH AUSTRIA.   French Chamber of Deputies Ratify the Treaty,

TRAIN LOAD OF FORDSONS   Local Finn Joins Other Dealers in  Commendable Mnterprise.

'TRAIN £.OAD OF FOItDs      Local Finn Joins Other, Dealers it Commendable Muterprise.

TWO MEN ARE ELECTROCUTED   Pittsburgh and New Castle Residents Killed By Flectricity.

MAINE 10 PICK FAVERNGR      September Electior Unique Among Amer-

BIG ELECTIONS IN MAINE ARE DUE SEPTEMBER 13t   Campaign Begun ir Earnest on August 2: And Both Partie: Claiming Victories.

NATIONALIZEO OIL PROPERTIES 10 BE UPHELD   ' INDICATED THAT NEW REGIME IN - MEXICO WILL CONTINUE OLL  . LAND DISPUTE.

MEX CABINET IS COMPLETE   Secretary of Interior Un der New Regime Was Named Today

MOB AT SEYMOUR _ ABDUCTS NEGRO ~ FROM COUNTY JAN   be   SEpped Noose Over His -Head  and Hung Him Up Bu Changed 1 Mind at the Last Minute.

ESCAPED HANGING   Negro Taken From Jail at Seymore, Noose Placed About His Neck.——Cries For Mercy Caused Mob to Release Him

MOB TAKES NEGRO FROM CITY JAIL   Masked Men Decide Not to Hang Seymour Man When He Pleads For His Own Life   BADLY BEATEN AND BRUISED

DECISION BY THE SUPREME COURT   Rules Election Set For Tomorrow in Salem Can Not Legally.Be Held .   Action of Council in Revoking Jilney Licenses Not a UMageyra Saye Cryrt

MILLION IN-BACK PAY GRANTED TO A.E.F. VETERANS   Men Who Served. Overseai  Since July, 1919, to Get

KNIGHT CONFESSE       Admitted Complicity of Two Men From Atlanta Who            Clerk on Train One of Thx  Tnvolyed.._Had $200.000::

KNIGHT CONFESSED ‘TRAN ROBBERY NEAR ~ GORNELIA LAST WEEK:   Admitted Complicity of Two Men From -Atlanta Who Have Been ested.—Mail Clerk on Train One of Those Tnvolyed.—Had $300.000.

COX READY TG LEAVE.      Democratic Nominee Srenss Most of Day Attending +o Executive Duties.

COX HEARS APPEAL FROM DELEGATION "OF WOMEN VOTERS   Democratic Candidate Receives Delegation Before Leaving For Washington.

COX'S ACCEPTANCE SPEECH SILENT ON PRARIRITION ISSUE   Depanesnies Nominee Indicates Wilt Hold ta DiscusReg ie of Platform, .

COX MAY BE SILENT AS TO PROHIBITION   Following Custom of Discussing Only Platform Planks In Speech of Acceptance

PAEPANES 10 GO TO WASHINGTON   Spends Day Attending tc Executive Duties   ‘WOMEN ARE ARRIVING   for Conference with Governor Cox—Will Ask Him to Urge Tennessee Legislature to Ratify Suffrage Amendment in Order that Women May Vote in November Election

COX PREPARES FOR WASHINGTON TRI?   Attends to Executive Dutie: In Ohio State House Prior to His Departure   FAVOR THREE OFFICES   Urge Establishment of Separate Headquarters In Various Parts of the Country

ON WET-DRY COX ADMITS   WILL CONFINE HIMASELF TO PLATFORM AND IT IS SPHINX ON PROHIBITION

ih PREPARES FOR TRIP TO. RAPITA   Democratic Candidate: Going to -S President Wilson About Best Way to Rut Campuign."

Governor Cox to Receive Suffrage Leaders Before Leaving for Washingtoi   Democratic Nominee is Bus; With Duties of Executive— To Establish Headquarters,

GOV. COX SILENT ON PROHIBITION   Democratic Nominee Will Con fine Acceptance Speech to Party Platform.

NOMINEE WILL SEE PRESIDENT SUNDA)   Speech of Acceptance to lgnore Prohibition; Platform Is Silent and the Governor Will Be Silent,

CORWELL URGES GOK TO MAKE FIGHT TN AWEST VIRGINIA   Goverror Writes Presidentia Nominee This State is in Doubtful Column.   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH MAY BE SILENT ON PROHIBITION   Will Receive Fight Leaders of National Woman's Party This Afternoon Before Leaving sor Washington to Con. fer With President Sunday.

COX READY TO LEA’ ‘E,   Democratic Nominee Spen’s Most of Day Attending to © Executive Duties.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WILL RECEIVE SUFF   Leaders of Women’s Party to Ask  Cox for Influence in Tennes: see Course.

SUFFRAGE HEADS IN. CONFERENCE WITH COX TODAY   Democratic Nominee Will Bi Urged to Expedite Ratification in Tennessee — To  Meet Wilson Sunday.

MARINES ROBBED OF $12,000   Quantico Officer Knocked Unconscious by ‘Holdup Man Who Scorns Checks and Silver,

ROBS. MARINES OF $12.06.   ha Bandit Knocks Officer Uncenscisus a _ Quantico Barrack:—-leavss Checks and Silver.

/ROBS MARINES OF $12.000      Bandit Kaocks Officer Unconscious at Quantico Barracksa—Leaves Checks and Sitver, -

ROBS MARINES OF $12,000   Bandit Knocks Officer Unconscious at Quantico Barracks—Leaves Checks and Silver.

NEW COALITION CABINET IN GERMANY A FAILURE   Opposition of Organized Labo Leads to Withdrawal of Appointments.

EBERT $ TROOPS TAKE SEVERAL RUHR VILLAGES   Reds Are Accused Of Breaking Armistice Terms Ry Attacking Soldiers   CAPTURE OF WESSET, IS NOT CONFIRMED   Red Courriers Bearing Messages To Comrades Have Been Arrested

MINISTRY WRECKS BEFORE ENTERING UPON ITS DUTIES   3itfer Opposition of Organizec Labor Causes Government — to Change —      MUELLER I$ REORGANIZING

Arizona Postmaster Is Slain and Postoffice Raided and Robber, Is Report at. Tucson.

ED H. MOORE   WILL RELIEVE SITUATION   Empty Grain Cars Ordered Deliverec to Weetern Railrasd:.

HENDERSON CASE AFFIRMED TODAY   Is Charged With Killing Farmer tp Quarrel Over Strayed Turkeys.

SUN AND HERALD TO MERGE   Munsey to Consolidate Great New York Daily Papers.

TO MERGE SUN AND HERALD   Great New York Dailies Now Owned ky Frank A. Munsey, to Bo Consolidated.

SUN AND HERALD AMAIGAMATE      Frank A. Munsey to Consolidate Two Peblications.

SAYS HARVEY DID ~ NOT PICK HARDING   Group of Leaders Used Him  to Beat General

STATE OF WASHINGTON WILL GO FOR HARDING   They Are Still Talking Out Ther: of How the Nomination Came About.   LAWRENCE GIVES REVIEW   Correspondent Says There Ar Stories Galore But Delegates Named the Candida’ :.

STRANGE YARNS OF CHOOSING HARDING   NO OVE WAN SNOWINATED SENATOR FROM OHIO.   David Lawreace Telle How General Weed 4 Governor Lowden Were Sidetracked at Chieage Conventies.

GERMAN REDS: “IN THE RURR WIRE MOSCOM   Spartacists ask Soviet ¢ assist in spreading

Workingmen at Essen Vote  Continuance of Strike as Exiremists Force Laborers to Ouit Positions and Fight!

A BLOODY EPILOGUE TO MEXICAN RISING   DARKREM siIDE oF BEV OLUTION REELING COMING OUT.   VU holesaic Esecatione hy Beth Side 'e Streggle——Sen-ia-Law ef Car Panmee. and t:eneral Wer Suia Pet te Death.

AIDS SLAIN   SON-IN-LAW AND GENERAL PERISH AT CAPITAL   MORE STATES REVOLT   Advices Fail To Disclose Fate of President

IN MEXICO HAVE JOINED REVOL   Oaxaca, Tamaulpais, Tabasco. Tlaxcala and Guanajuato Have Lined Up Wit! Revolutionist Forces.

WEEK-END FIRE LOSSES HEAVY   North Texas Cities Report Nine Conflagrations; One Death Is Also Keported.

LIGNITE T0 BE TESTED FAR FUL PURPOSES   Brown Coal of Texas and Other States Will Be Investigated so That Plan For Using it Instead of Coal May  OO eralwyod.

Bransbuettel Doctors Shun Ships of Nations Demanding Extradition

PRYSIGIANS REFUSE 10 BOARD SHS OF RATIONS WHICH HAVE DEMANDED HUNS’ SURRENDER

OPERATORS CONTEST VALIDITY OF ORDER   Several Hundred Suits Against Coal Commission to be Filed

COAL DEALERS TO FILE SUITS   SONTESTING COMMISSIONS PRICE ORDER OF $2.25 TON   RETAILERS IN INDIANA   Taking Precautionary Step Pending Outcome of Hearing

REVULI Ih FULL SWING  a   Titanic Battle is Coming ai Frisco Between the Wets and the Brys.

LIQUOR QUESTION WILL  PROVE POLITICAL SNAG OF BOTH BIG PARTIES   ‘Wet Menace’ Raises Governor Edwards From Obscurity to National Figure at ~~ Democratic Clan Meeting #4

NATION-WIDE LIQUOR REVOLT IN FULL SWING   CRISIS IN CONTEST EXPECTED AT NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

HUSTLING NOW PREVENTS DISAPPOINTMENT LATER   Sontestants Go [n to Win With Proper Amount of Energy Will Be Sure to Win Out---Don’t Fail for the Extra Votes This Week   MILDRED KEPLINGER JUMPS TO THE TOP

HUSTLING NOW PREVENTS DISAPPOINTMENT LATER   Contestants Go In to Win With Proper Amount of Energy Will Be Sure to Win Out---Don't Fajl for the Extra Votes This Week

WILSON LAUDS PARTY   President Replies to Message From Convention.   Says Demeceratic Principles Derived Direct and Untainted From Founders of the Government.

Party’s Course in Nation's League Issue Quite Satisfactory to the President, He Wires Cummine:

WILSON COMMENDS GUNVENTION FOR STAND ON LEAGUI   Traditions of Republic Vindi cated and Victory for Party Assured, Message to Cummings Says.

LEAGUE PLANK KEEPS FAITH WITH MEN WHO DIED IN FLANDERS FIELDS PRESIDENT WIRES TO CONVENTION

WILSON PLEASED AT ACTION UPON  AATION LEAGUE   President Says Course. Part Has Taken . Fills . Hint: With: Contiden

WILSON WIRiS APPROVAL OF LEAGUE PLANK   President Sees Only Victory Ahead for Democratic  Party. .   APPRECIATES WORD OF GREETING SENT   Chief Executive’s Message is Full of Good Cheer to Convention.

nena enenama armani Arena <Hinn   Wilson” Filled WithC Confidence” That Party Will Emerge Victor

VICTORY SURE WILSON WIRES CONVENTION   Highly Pleased With the Platform Built By Glass.

Big Three, - 16 Ballot:   WILSON PLEASED: WITH PLATFORM OF DEMOCRAT:   Says Party Will Go From Victory to Victory Until Traditions of U. S. ‘Are Vindicated.

PRESIDENT SENDS CONGRATULATIONS   COMMENDS CONVENTION FOR SUPPORTING HIM,   MESSAGE FRON WHITE HOUSE   Mr. Wileon Says the, Democrats Have Kept Faith With Those Who Died On Flandere Fields—Proud To Be Leader,: .

Faith Kept With Those Who Died in Flanders’ Fields. Wilson Wires, After Giving His Assurance at Outcome   “Tt Is a Source of Pride te Receive Such Evidence of Confidence of Great Party,” Executive Message Assert:

President Sends Word Of Cheer   Message From White House Given to Convention By Homer Cummings Telling of Appreciation of Word From Con. vention and Giving Cheer of Victory to Come.

PRESIDENT WILSON 15 DEEPLY GRATIFIED WITH ACTION OF CONVENTION ON LEAGUE OF RATIONS

WILSON CONGRATULATES PARTY ON LEAGUE PLANK   Expresses Confidence that Declaration Will Insure Democratic  Victories “Until Traditions of Republic are Vindicated” -.

PRESIDENT WILSON IS MUCH PLEASED   Telegraphs Convention § His Gratification with Course Pursued Regarding League of Nations.

WILSON WIRES ~ CONVENTION   Predicts Party W1ll Go From “Victor: te. Victory”

SAN FRANGISEL   President Pleased With Party’s Course Regarding League of Nations.

GIVES PARTY PRAISE   WILSON WIRES REPLY TO CON. GRATULATORY MESSAGE.   Declares Democratic Principles De rived Direct and Untainted From Founders of U. S. Government.

Expresses Appreciation of Stand of Convention on League Supporting the Administration.

President Wires His Appreciation to Chairman of Democratic National Committee at Convention.

WILSON TELEGRAM IS READ 70 CONVENTIO!   Message Sent By the Prosident Says Democrats Will Support the League.

WILSON MESSAGE TO CONVENTION   PRESIDENT DECLARES PAR TY CAN BE VICTORIOUS AT ELECTION.

WILSON PRAISES PARTY IN MESSAGE   President Replies to Message From Convention,   Says Democratic Principles Derived Direct and Untainted From Founders of the Government.

WILSON CLAIMS   President-Sends Gonvention: 2 Message Telling of His _ Hopes for, Victory. ,..   STATEMENT A RHAPSODY

WE HAVE KEPT FAITH WOODROW WILSON   PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE Tt CONVENTION VOICING CON ENCE   “VICTORY =1T0 VICTORY’   Party's Leader Thanks Delevates for  Mensare of Fealty Sent to  hite Hanee

GUT QUUNUIL  William C. Roth Elected 'Schoo Trustee   Committee of Citizens Appear Befor Council and Urged Steps Be Taken for Paving of Streeta.

CITY COUNCIL   Wo. 4 Fire Co. Asks Increase—Tax Settlement Shows Many Delinquent.

FEAR OF VIOLENCE  DELAYS HEARING      Jackson Restaurant Preprietor Is Charged With Criminally Attacking Four Little Girls.

WANT GENERAL STRIKE.   French Labor Leaders Ask Worid to Quit Work for Day On May 1.

BOLSHEVIKS DRIVEN BACK MANY MILES   Reports Show That Polis! Army Took Much War Material.

OFFICERS OQUSTED   Toledo Police Chief and inspector Retired on Pensions

GONFERENGE ON LABOR 10 HANG  OVER DATA SOON   DEFINITE STAND ON UNIONISM   NATURE OF FINDINGS 1S NOT YET BARED, TO _ GOTO WILSON...

GRAPPLE WITH LABOR ~ IN PLANT, [S REPORT   SECOND INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE REPORT TO'G0 ‘TO WILSON THIS WEEK. ‘

DEFINITE STAND ON UNIONISM   NATURE OF FI: FINDINGS is NOT YET BARED, TO  GO TO WILSON , §

Proper Place to Grapple With Industrial Question Is in Individual Unit, People Are Told.   INDUSTRIAL BOARD . TO REPORT TO WILSON   Holds 80 Sessions; Takes Defi- ‘mite Stand on Collective Bargaining.

STRIKE CURE FOUND BY LABOR CONFEREES   Grapple With Working Problem In Individual Plant, Delegates To Tell Wilson.

LANTS MUST 60 ~—TNTO PROBLEMS   Labor Problem Must Be Set. tled in Factories, Conference Decides.

INDUSTRIAL MEET REATY FOR REPORT   PRESIDENT’S INDUSTRIAL CON. FERENCE ADJOORNS APTER A TONG SESSION.

Bee ne errata NOR AN AE A A EI TI  GRAPPLE WITH LABOR PROBLEM ~ IN INDIVIDUAL PLANT, FINAL REPORT INDUSTRIAL PROBERS

FRENCH EVACUATE. RHINE TERRITORY   Demand Forfeit to Prevent Demonstrations. by Ger- . . + Mans.on: Departure.

W ORKS ' TO REPAY AMOUNT OF CHECE#   Dewey Stanley, Taken Into Custod) on Bad Check Charve, Makes Agreement.

WORKS TO REPAY AMOUNT OF CHECK      Dewey Stantey, Taken Into Cu-tod: on Bad Check Charge, Makes Agreement.

START POLITICAL SCHOOL   Germany Tas ‘In Institution for Preparing Stat en

CHINESE REBELS, PUSHED BACK GIVE UP FIGHT.   ‘Elght Thousand Camp at the Gates of Peking and Beg for Food.

CHINESE REBELS FORCED TO QUI)   General Tuan’s Troops Starving; Hall Warfare Near Peking.   Thousands of Defeated Rebels Return to Gates of Capital and Beg for Food.

Former Premier and Ministes of War and Head of Anfy Party Meets Defeat in Fighting Near Peking

GENERAL AMNESTY FOR ALL POLITICA PRISONERS 7   To be Recommended by Labor Leaders to Attorney General. -

IRISH ESCAPE MARTIAL LAM ~-FRFORGEMENT   Order of Lord French Affecting Dublin Unexpectedly Countermanded

Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc 0! flual Report of Administrator

wh              Bi ke ‘bah )  3 da ae Aad tad  pew f f Ae b  S fe P a  ta bi ae  vy,  on at fs "  WoFARE     HOLIC  ca x       a  ey m fac  x94 ay t  CAEPCLAL  y  tain Unites     Oresnization iy .  }e, k abe bay eho S orc oa a  c  g. ox = if  fb  Sn Ncge es cao

DEER DINNER WAS A VERY DEAR DINNER   Jost Twelve Hundred Dollars for Campers to Feast Off of New Venison.

VERSAILLES TREATY PUT IN CAMPAIGN   Wilson Calls Upon Democrats to Defeat All the Reser vations.

[ec TREATY IN uni Gli   DEMOCRATIC PARTY SHOULD ENDORSE AND SUPPOR)   PRESIDENT WIL  Cc  QN SPEAKS   The Party Should Also Condema the Lodge Reservations to the Treaty of Versailles,

ISSUEOF _ CAMPAIGN   PRESIDENT ADVISES WESTERN LEADERS OF HIS PARTY   That Honor of Nation is at Stake and Bars Reservations—Senator Lodge, is Glad of President’s Stand.

TREATY THROWN INTO CAMPAIGR BY PRESIDE  N]   Wilson Calls Upon Party te Endorse Pact and Condemn G. O. P. Reservations— Lodge Accepts Challenge.

PACT IS TOSSED SQUARELY INTO 1920 CAMPAIGN   Wilson Calls Upon Dem« crats to Bear Standard to Victory.

TREATY IS AE CHIT OF SSUES   Locge Accepts Challenge Of Wilson Regarding Peace Pact As Issue,   Wilson Against and Bryan Fo Reservations Submitted

WILSON THROWS TREATY OF PARIS INTO POLL FIGHT   President Formally Calls On . Democrats to Back Unreserved Terms   SEE CLASH WITH BRYAN   SENATOR LODGE ACCEPTS WCODROW’S CHALLENGE TO NATIONAL POLITICAL WAR FARE

IREATY [3 NOE HE AF ISSHES      Lo¢ge Accepts Challenge OI Wilson Regarding Peace Pact As Issue,   Wilson Against and Bryan Fot Reservations Submitted

MAKES TREATY A CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Wilson Calls on Democrats fo Uphold Nation’s Honor by Standing For Pact.   CHALLENGE IS ACCEPTED

TREATY I$ PUT INTO CAMPAIGN BY PRESIDENT   Wilson Calis on : Demueratic Party to Indorse and Support Versailles Pact.

WILSON SAYS IREATY’S Tit MAIN ISSUE   President Asks Democrats t Condemn the ‘‘Lodge Resolutions.’’   REPUBLICAN LEADER ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   Bryan’s Stand in Matter tc Lead to Sharp Fight at San Francisco.

WILSON CALLS ON DEMOCRATIC PARTY. TO “CONDEMN LODGE RESERVATIONS”

TREATY IS THROWN INTO. CAMPAIGN   Wilson Ca lls Democrats to Support; Lodge Accepts Challenze.

Sharp’. Fight of Democrats Precipitated by President Action Which Is in Direc! Opposition to Bryan.      LODGE TAKES UP : THE CHALLENGE   Executive - Declares - Party Should Stand Squarely fo: Treaty and Condemr ‘ON bitline Ut ,

PACT INTO CAMPAIGN   resident Calls On Democrats  to Fight for Peace Treaty Exactly As It Came From Versailles — Urges Party Leaders to Meet the Issue Four-Square for Honor of Nation.

WILSON CALLS ON PARTY TO ENDORSE VERSAILLES TREATY   Matter Has Been. Throws -Squarely Into the Presidential Campaign, According te Washington Reports. —Republicans Readv for. Ficht.

T.P.A. OPPOSES, COURT HOUSE ~ FOR STATION   Declare It Would Not Meet the Demands of the “Public   TO OUTLINE PROJECT   Two New. Members’ Elected © and Officers Placed In Nomination Pept 8

TP. A. OPPOSES COURT HOUSE FOR STATION   Declare’ It Would. Not Meet the Demands of the Public   Two New Members Elected "and Officers Placed In Nomination

USTiCe OF PEACE KILLS HIMSELF   Recounts Had Been Under In. vestigeiio’ By Sfaie,

HARDING'S NEW PEAGE LEAGUE   Proposed Association of Nations to Be Based on International Court.   HEADQUARTERS AT THE HAGUE   Plan Formulated by Forraer Secre‘tary of State Knox—Someé of ideas Contained in Treaties Negotiated by Bryan Included.

BUT Lb UF RCW LEAGUE UF PEAGE   Pact Will Be Based on Knox's Internat enal Court.   BRYAN’S IDEAS INCLUDED   Proposed Association of Nations to Be Based on Plans Worked Out by the Two Former Secre. taries of State.

NO DECISION ON PROHIBITION YE"   Supreme Court Fails to Hand Down Decree Telling Whether Constitution Ile Amendea

DISSOLUTION OF READING  COMBINE IS ORDERED   No Decision On Brohphition

~ PROHIBITION   SUPREME COURT TODAY AGAIN FAILED T6 HAND DOWN DECISION IN CASE.   Court Ordered a Reargument of th ase Attacking the Conatitutionality of the Farm Loan Act.

NO DRY DECISION   supreme Court Net Ready to Act on Probikition Amendment.

SUPREME COURT ORDERS DISSOLUTION OF READING AND ABy PILIATED CORPORATIONS.

OE OLN IS IO ol WE LE eT cerca  CONSTITUTIONALITY OF 18TH AMENDMENT  REMAINS UNDECIDED

THIS IS ONE OF THE SO-CALLED ANTRACITE CASES.   OTHER ROADS ARE ALSO AFFECTED.   The Reading, the New Jersey Central Etc. Must Dispose of Stock in Several Coal Companies In the Anthracite District.

itso ‘ATT. ~EDAL TRUST CASES          In Lehigh Coal Cases Decision of Court Up holds Government Contention That Railroads Violated “Commodities Clause.”

SupremeCourtFailstoGive Decision on Prohibition And Its Enforcement

GONSTANTINE AND FAMILY AT VENICE   He is Met at Gondola City By Delegation of Greeks.

NEW LOW RECORDS FOR SUGAR.   Perto Rican Raw Product Quote at New York at {.6::.

NEW CABINET FOR GERMAN)   Gustave Bauer Heads Ship o} State in Effort to Bring Order Out of Reyblution.   HAVE MADE AGREEMENT

ALLIES MAY G0 INTO GERMANY   Will Quell Ruhr Disorder i Ebert Fails

NEW GERMAN CABINET.   Gustay Bauer Is Chancellor, with Schiffer and Miller in Im.  Mihi, eee

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS PREDOMINATE NEW GERMAN MINISTRY   Three Centrists Are Retained but Independent Socialists Are Not Given Places—Truce Refused and Reds Take Wesel.   UWracal Fo Cantured.

PARSONS GETS GAS HIKE,   Leavenworth Lighting Company Kefused an Advance.

Both Factions in Tennessee Are Charging Corruption   SUFFRAGE !S REJECTED

NORTH CAROLINA REFUSES RATIFY WOMAN SUFFR'GE   TENNESSER HOUSE ADJOURNS WITHOUT REOPENING QUESTION TODAY

SUFFRAGE. GEATEN,      North Carolina House Votes 7 te at Against: Measure. ©: ° ~.

TOLEDO MAYOR HAS LAUNCHED CANPAIGR AGAINST CITY'S VICI   Pelice Warn 150 Resorts to Close Immediately, Or Be Raided

TOLEDO 10 REFORM   Mayor Schreiber Declares War on Vice in That City.

KE PLANO FOR WHEAT AFTER GURANTEE ENDS   Committee of 47 Appointed to Work Out Methods of Handling Crop.

COMMITTEE OVER ‘HINDLING OF WHER      Arrangements to Govern” Marketing After May t Are Completed At Chiciew, "Sa!

WHEAT TRADIN      ‘Committee Named to Handle Situation When the Wheat Guaranty Act Expires   CONSIDER EXCHANGES   FP, E. Goodrich, of Winchester Member of Committee, for Better Transportation

GRAIN EXCHANGES FOR TRAQING IX WHEAT MAY   Committee of 47 Appointed a Meeting in Chicago Called by Barnes.   TO PLAN HANDLING CROP

BOARD 10 HANDLE 1920 WHEAT CROI   COMMITTEE OF 47 WILL BE NAMED UPON EXPIRATION OF GUARANTEE ACT,

PRESIDENT TAKES  SPIN IN OPEN CAB   Wilson Reported to Lock Picture 7 Health; Photographers Again Refused Right to Use Cameras.

TAKES SECOND RIDE   President Out For Second Time In Five Months.

PRESIDENT LOOKS LIKE THREE TIMES WINNER TODAY   Went Riding Today in Opea Amtoe mobile Accompained by Wito— No Snap Shots Taken. — ;

PRESIDENT. RIDES IN’   .- OPEN AUTO TODAY   Looks Picture of ‘Health on Sec. ond Public Appearance Since Breakdown Last Fall. -

WILSON ENJOYS . ANOTHER MOTOR TRIP AT CAPITOI   resident “Uses Open Auto rpobile on Sécond Out Ree Sew: REP ot

PRES. WILSON WENT RIDING   Took Spin in Open Car Looked the Picture of Health

WILSON OUT RIDING.      The Preside dent ‘Drove Oat. Today Looking “the Picture of Health.”

WILSON IN CPEN AUTOMOBILE   President is Accompanied by Wife, Read Admiral Grayson and Her Brother.

GOV. BICKETT SENDS MESSAGE ON SUFFRAGE   Urges North Carolina Legisla tors to Ratify Nineteenth Amendment.

STATES RIGHTS DEAD SAYS GOVERNOR N, C   Urges Legislature to Rat. ify Suffrage Amendment at Once.

STRONG PLEA FOR WOMAN SUPFRAGI   Governor Bickett Calls On North Carolina To Accept Inevitable and Ratify Amendment.

LEGISLATURE 10 SAY F WORLD SHALL NOW AE GOVERNED BY THE "RIGHTEOUSNESS RULE”

GOVERNOR BICKETT ASKS -SUFFRACE RATIFICATION   Sends Special. Message - to. North . Carolina Legislature. to Acsept ‘‘Inevitable.’”

PROFITEERS REDUCE      to Let Seldiers  Army Refused Patronize “Gentlemen Bandit.

REBEL PLOT ~ UNCOVERED IN GERMANY   Ludendorf Is Named in Latest News Regarding Insurrection.

POU0VERED PLOT FOR A REVOLUTION   BAVARIA WAS TO HAVE HAD COUNTERPART TO THE VON KAPP AFFAIR   LUDENGOREE AS GICTATON   With Former Commander of the German Army as Leader, Dr, Heine Was to Have Backed Him Up

"FRANCE PREPARES 10 EXTEND HER POSITION   U.S. GREAT BRITAIN ANN ITALY NEGO “TINTING WITH FRANCE IN EFFORT 10 SAVE CRITICAL SITUATION   NEW PLOT REVEALED IN. MUNICK

LUDENDORF HEADS NEW CONSPIRACY TO SEIZE NATION   Bavarian Separatist Tc Be Economic Head  of New Rule.

MAILED FIST T0 SUBDUE IRELAND   Stern Measures. by British Authorities Are Forecast in  London and Dublin.   ELECTION MAY DECIDE

BRITISH AUTHORITIER:  TE MAN THEM WITH S@LBIERS AND MACHINE GUNS.   ADDITIONAL TROOPS ARE BE: ING SENT TO SEVERAL PARTS OF IRELANE-

MORE TROOPS TO GO 10 IRELAND   British Authorities Plan to Erect Blockhouses Throughout the Island Each Adequately Manned.

A AT STS A CLR  POLES BEGIN AGAIN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   After Russia Had Stopped Them at Rigo Owing to the Failure of Poles to Withdraw Troops From Frontier. — Poles Have Withdrawn. 

SEARCH IS MADE FOR BANKER’S DAUGHTER   Louise Fletcher, Daughter of Prominent Indianapolis Banker, Disappears From Summer Home.   LEFT HOME WEARING OVERALL

SEARCH IWSTITUTED FOR  mecerie       Daughter- -of “Ind nap :  Disappears From ‘BSumiier’ Home” in Massachusetts  *

GIRL DISAPPEARS   Seventeen-year-old Indian apolis Girl Missing From Eastern Summer Home.   DONNED OVERALLS   And Clipped Hair, According to Fisherman—Parents Institute Search ©

Daughter’ of Stoughton Fletcher Donns -Overalls, Clips Hair and Disappears.

CORPORATION BAITING   May be Contributing Factor in High Cost of Living.

MUD THROWING AT BIG CORPORATIONS KEEPS fH. ¢. L. UP             BU SIN ESSMEN TOLD THAT THE EOIN TAX LAWS WILL ELIMINATE ONE CAUSE OF DISTRESS

ASSERTS Ubi PRICES GAatt AY “ANITING:   President of U. S. Chambet of Commerce Holds Corporations Partly to Blame   CONDITION OF RAILWAYS ALSO REGARDED FACTOR   MILLION TONS OF FOOD DF. CLARED TIED UP AT HAMP TON ROADS, VA. TAX SY¥S TEM CONDEMNED,

RUN TRAINS WITH SOLDIERS?   This Is the Mexican _ Government Pian in Regard to Southern. Pacific Railway. >

ENGI WOULD   C3rranza Administration Serves “Ultimatum on Operators ‘and  ‘Striking, Employes. of Sonora Bingo 8

TOLEDO MAY BUY RAILWAY SYSTEN      Condemnation of Street Car System Is Talked By Municipal  Commission.

MAY BUY TROLLEY LINE.   Toledo Contemplates Condem. nation of System With View of Purchasing It.

CLOTHING COSTS T00 HIGH   Assistant (o Attorney General Tells ietnil Dealers There Must De  a Senting Down.

Clothiers Told Prices Must Go To Lower Level   Public Cannot Absort Any- Increase, Says Figg.

JEWS LEAVE POLAND   Increasing Exodus May Take 260, 000 Out of Country.   Many Driven Out by Hostility Come to a United States—American Melief  Is Held Up.

WHISKY RING OGM        ; a Cities in Lauisyillé to Chicas so Whisky Ronit te be: Investig

WHHonY FING DOOM   SUBPOENAS SERVED FOR MANY IN FEDERAL DRIVE.   indiana Cities in Louisville to Chicazo Whisky Route to be Investignted.

LEADERS REFUSE TO AID EBERT'S RETURN TO SEA?   Communists and Lef! Wine in Combine Make Threats.

SPROUL NOT IN MARION   Wires Harding He is Unable to Confer With Him.

HARDING SEEKS ADVICE OF PENNSYLVANIANS IN ARRANGING HIS POLICIES   PWO OF CONFEREES UNABLE TO MEET PRESIDENT-ELECT AS SCHEDULED TODAY.

BUSINESS KEEPS — SPROUL FROM _ SEEING HARDING      * 2 NX %: Governor Wires. Executive Business ‘Keeps Him in Hoarrichire .

HARDING HAS AN UNUSUALLY QUIET DA’   Gov. Sproul and Atterbury Oo Penn, System Unable to Meet President-elect Today

SPROUL ANG ATTERBURY UNABLE 10 KEEP BATE WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT HARBING, AT MARION

SPROUL BREAKS DATE WITH SEN. HARDING   Pennsylvania Governor and Railroad Executive Send Word They Can't Attend Meet,

CARMEN VOTE FOR A STRIKE   State Fair Visitors May Fac¢ a ‘‘Shank’s Mare’’ Condition.

WOMEN TO GET THE BALLOT   Original Proclamation of Secretary Colby to Stand.

NEBRASKA CASE TAKEN UP   Falilere te Advance Intrastate Rates Argued Before Interstate Com merea Casper teanten .

STATES PROTEST INCREASED RATES   interstate Commerce Commis. sion Reviews ‘Refusals of, Three Different States

IOWA WOMEN MAY VOTE ALL TIGKET   1 NO RESTRICTIONS NOW FOR THE FALL ELECTION   REGISTRATION 15 NECESSAR   This May Be Done.on Regular Days. No Separate Books Will Be Kept Hereafter, 664,008 lowa Women Eligible,

FIVE ARE KILLED IN FRISCO WRECK NEAR VINITA, OKLA   Confused Train Orders Cause Of Head-On Collision—Many Others Injured, One -Probably Fatally.

Secretary Colby Tells Americans of Polish Extraction Failure to Ratify Pact Precludes Substantial Help

POLES REQUEST ACTION BY JU. S. IN POLISH CRISIS   Delegation Urged To Do All In Their Power to Settle Policy Of America.

POLES Ik ND OF RESIDENT. WILSON      To Aid-in Saving re World From Tce of Bolshe-

WAGE CONFERENCE TO MEET.   Hines Will Call Pirst Session for Next Wednesday.

BI-PARTSAN RAIL WAUE COMMISSION 10 CONVENE SOON   First Meeting Likely Wili Be Held Wednesday, Hines Announces — Executives  Elect Their Committee.

‘CALLS FOR WAGE CONFERENCE      Bi-Partisan Meeting to Be Held at Washington Wednesday.

BLOOMINGTON MAN IS RECOMMENDE!   McLean County Farm Bureau Will Ask to\Have Fugene Funk Named as Secretary of Agriculture—Is Rea] Dirt Farmer

BETG 1016.0. P, WILL CABRY STATE   Lenroot Supporters Give Odd: That He Will Be Elected Tornorrow.

THE FINANCIERS UF PAN-AMERIGE   Meet for Conference a National Capital   LETTER OF WELCOME   s Sent by President Wilsor and Secretary Lansing De livers Verbal Greeting — Secretary Glass Presides at Opening Session—Hope t Promote Mutual Welfare.

PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS OPENS   PINANCIERS OF BOTH CONTI NENTS GATHER AROUND COUNCIL TABLE

PAN-AMERIGKN CONGRESS BEGINS VITAL SESSIGNS   NEED OF UNSELFISHNESS IN SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF THIS HEMISPHERE TOUCHED ON BY PRESIDENT WILSON

MEANS OF SERVING EAGH GTHERSOUGH   Delegates to Second PanAmerican Financial Confer ence Drawn Together by No Selfish Purpose.

SCHURMAN RESIGNS AS CORNELL PRESIDENT   Has Been Its Head for 28 Years and Believes This is Long ..  Snough.

Millions : Dollars: ‘Worth “sRoad Bonds ‘Voted -Canriot'Be Sold *

COUNT MISSOURI IN THE DOUBTFUL LIS]   MYSTERIOUS STRANGER IS LIABLE TO REPEAT.   Senator Jim Reed Of the Deme eratic Reservation and Pammeleing League of Nations in Vicious Way.

‘Both Parties. Awaiting - We ord * Ho , From. Reed and’ His Missouri tans

SULLIVAN SAYS G.0.P. HASLEAD THRU MISSOURI   ‘Show Me” State Baromete: _ Shows Parties Nearly  Even   STILL HELD DOUBTFUL   CLAIMS THERE Is VET NO EVIDENCE THERE POINTING TO NATIONAL LANDSLIDE.

MISSOURI TO 60 REPUBLICIN OBSERVER SAY!   Both: ‘Parties. ‘Weil Organized,  - However, and: Tough  ee ® Fight Looms. ?

AUSOOUR VOTERS PROBABLY FAVOR G0. P NOMINEES   But Unti! Campaign Closes “Show Me” State Must Be Considered Doubtful.   SENATOR REED GREAT: UNKNOWN INFLUENCE   Both Parties Are Well Organ: ized, but No Indication of Republican Uandslide.

M'CORMICK QECLINES TC SS LE  DISCUSS LEAGUE WHEN INTERVIEWED IN PAR   DECLARES HE Its NOT SURPRISEI AT WITHDRAWAL ©F ARGENTINA FROM LEAGUE,

“GERMANY: STILL HEDGES; ALLIES WILL INSIST ON SURRENDER OF GUILTY

NO CHANGES IN PROTOCOL SAY ALLIES   Will Not Modify Term: To Eliminate German Trials.

MAY DISPOSE OF FEDERAL ZONES AS THEY DESIRE   Mexican President Dis: cusses Letter on Petrol. eum Operations.

GIRL KILLED — SQ INJURED   In Auto Congestion Caused By Street Car. Strike Which Tied Up Chicago  Service.

1 Killed, 50 Hurt in Accidents That Follow Car Tie-up in Chicago

LLED AS RESULT OF STRIKE   CHICAGO iS CONGESTED BE CAUSE OF UNEXPECTED -STREETCAR STRIKE.

GIRL KILLED, MANY ~~ HURT IN CHICAGO   Accident’s Result Form Congestior Caused by Strike of Street Car Electricians,

GIRL 1S VICTIM Of SUDDEN. STRIKE   Fifty Injured in Accidents in Congestion. Following Chi- caco Walk-Out. - ©

CHICAGO STREET CARMEN GO OUT   Mechanicians Tie Up Transportation Service in Walkout.   IMOTOR TRUCKS ARE USED

CHILD KILLED IN CONGESTION OF CHICAGO STRIKE   Cars are Halted—Motor Truck Crashes Into Pole.

YNE DEATH IN STRIKE   Fifty Injuries Resalt From Chicago Street Car Tie-Up

SURFACE CARS IN CHICAGO IN GRIP OF STRIKE   Electrical Workers in Power Houses Went Out This Morn

G/L KILLED IN CAR STRIKE ACCIDENT: FTY ARE HURT   Chicago Transportation Badly Crippled; Autos Are Used.

A Fourteen Year  Old Girl Killec   A Chicago Strike of Street Car Elecetricians ‘waused Congestion of _ Traffic With Serious Result. ~

Mrs. Gladys Crocker, Miss Anna White and Charles Griese, Who Figured in Taking Pauline Pilman from Home, Wanted.   PHILIPP TO HEAR EVIDENCE IN CASE BEFORE ACTING

WILL HEAR CROCKER CASE ON WEDNESDAY   GET REQUISITION PAPERS FOR ALLEGED KIDNAPPER OF CHILD

MOTHER WANTED FAR KINNADING (IDL   Indiana Comes .to Philipp for Extradition of Racine Waman. aoe

(Officral Publication) Report of the Condition of   EXCHANGE STATE RANK

(Oficial Publication) Report of the Conditign of The  EXCHANGE. STATE Dany -

LECTURE WOMEN ON POLITICAL ISSUES   State University Will Hold - Schools In Citizenship At Many Iowa Points

WOMAN HEROINE OF FIRE   Rescues Three from Home, Which urns to Ground.

ANNOUNCEMENT IS ENDORSED   Mexicans Will Be Allow: ed to Cross Border Free of Head Tax

Baker and Daniels Send Christmas Greetings To Men of U.S. Army and. Navy

EXECUTIVES IN GREETING . TO FIGHTERS   Baker and Daniels Senc Last Christmas Cheer to Service Men.

 CaCerry hristmas oN SECRETARY DANIELS SENDS  OUT CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

GREETINGS SENT ARMY AND NAVY BY DEPT HEADS   }  Baker and Daniels Sent Out Christmas Messages  \   PAY TRIBUTE TO MEN FOR GOOD SERVICE   Daniels Also Sends Messag to Secretary of State Colby.

YULETIDE ROTES TO YANK FORGES   SECRETARIES BAKER AND DANIELS GREET AMERICAN ARMY AND NAVY

HEADS OF THE WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS   Send Season’s Greeting to Men and Officers o Military and Naval Es tablishments.

‘Ol COMPARABLE WITH  AY... A*sDRe «wr mm waAcH       Two Are Killed in Fevntian Clashes

FAMILY KEP? GIRL PRISONER. Held Crippled Daughter in Basement  Vault fare Sawantaan Veara

Corsicana National Bank  Capital and Surplus $590,000.00 Corsicana, Texas   WILE UPHOLD ~ CONSTITUTION

URCE LAW ORSERVANCE   Nationwhle Movement of Patriotle Boy ‘cleties Launched:

PLAN CO-ORDINATION OF ALL ORCANIZATIONS FOR WEI FARE (TE CHIVERMEN   STRONG ORGANIZATION IN DI FENSE OF CONSTITETION Is THE PURPOSE.

WILL UPHOLD CONSTITUTION   Representatives of 16 - Organizations Begin  Great Movement

NEGRO LYNCHED BY KANSAS = MUB; WHITE BOY HELD   Wok ESTIMATED AT 1,000 SUR ROUNDED JATE AND SECURES PRISONER.   YOUNG GIRL 1S ATTAGKED   Woman Is Found Tied ‘io Tree Wil Throat Slashed; 17 Year Old White Boy Foreed To Aid Assailant.

NEGRO SEIZED FROM JAIL AND HANGED BY KANSAS MOE   White Girl and Slashing Her Throat

BLACK ASSAILANT OF WHITE GIRL -HANGED BY MOE   1,000 Kansasans Take Un known Negro From Jail at Mulberry.

NEGRO YOUTH IS LYNCHED BY MOB IN KANSAS TOWN   Confessed to Assault on White Girl; White Boy Saved.

NEGRO LYNCHED IN KANSAS BY A MOB OF ONE THOUSAND   White Boy Captured by Posse Not Molested, but He Is Removed From the Jail at Pittsburg.

KANSAS MOB KILLS A NEGRO   Taken Frem Jail and Hanged te  Telephone Pole Follewitng Attack On a White Girl.

Pe ne “TIGER” GIVES UP TRIP   Georges Clemenceau, in Failing Health, to Return to France From Egqypt.

BITTER FlGnT WITHIN UNION NOW EXPECTEL   Policy Of United Mine Workers On Strike To Be Settled.   MEET MONDAY   Early Reports Show Situ ation Somewhat Improved.

In Dealing With the Anthracite Strike   Will Not Be Determined Without Bit ter Fight in the Organization.

MUELLER CABINET NEAR END   German Ministry, Scarcely a Weel Oid, Approaches Coliapse as French Army Approaches.

HIGH WATER 1S A MENACE   White River ia South. Missouri Flooded by The lacessaat -- Rains There.

TORNADO TOOK ~ BLRVEN LIVE:   Flood * Followed; Seven . Children Lost; ‘Property ~ Damage $100,000in “Nevada. Mo.

HIGH WATER THREATENS LIFE AND PROPERTY IN OTATE OF MISSOURI      SECTION MADE FAMOUS BY TH “SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS” IS IN OVERFLOWED SECTION,

FLOODS FOLLOW TORNADO’ PATH   Missouri Towns Threatened With tnundation—Five Dead in Storm.   DAM HOLDS BACK WATEP

DELUGE TROLLOWING TORNADC TES FRESHETs AMID THE MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.

DAMAGE FROM HIGH WATER   If Precipitation ‘Continues the Danger From  Flood Is Serious

FLOODS ARE A NEW MENACE   High Water in Wake of Mis. souri Tornado That Killed Eleven People.

FLOOD IN ‘SHEPHERD OF HILLS’ LAND   High Water Looms as Menace to Life in Taney C ounty: Eleven Known Dead in Storm.

IT LIVES TORNADO TOLL IN MISOUR FLOOD {9 FEAREL   Many People Injured; Property Loss. Can’t Be Estimated Until More Reports In.

DEATH AND RUIN LEFT IN WAKE UF Blb TORNADD   Missouri Twister Takes Eleven Lives; Swollen Rivers Endanger Stricken Country.

DEAD IN TANEY COUNTY TORNADO STANDS ATI; MAN AND WIFE MISSING   Toll Heaviest at Melva, Where Ten Were Killed, Including 7 ChildrenIn One Family--Extent of Property Damage Cannot Be Estimated-

DESTRUCTION TMMINENT IN POETIC LAND OF PEI “SF ERPLIERD. OF-THE.1EDLL

KEY WEST-HAVANA MAIL SERVICE CONTRACTED FOR; WiLL START OCTORER 1!

AIR MAIL SERVICE. WITH CUBA TO START   Postoffice Department Signs; Contract With West India Airways to Begin October 15.

NEXT SATURDAY WILL BE FIRE PREVENTION DAY   CAMPAIGN TO MAKE PENNSYLVANIA FIREPROOF TO BE GIVEN ADDITIONAL EMPHASIS AT THAT TIME

In Line with Campaign now Under Way To Make Pennsylvania Fireproof   AR EFFORT TG ARDUSE PUBLIC

STATE 10 OBSERVE FIRE PREVENTION (AY ON OCTOBER §   Campaign to “Make Pennsylva nia Fireproof” Will be Carried to the Public.

UPHOLD ESPIONAGE SENTENCE   Supreme Court Confirms Conviction of Newspaper Men.

ESPIONAGE SENTENCE UPHELD   Convictions of Officiais and Empioyees of the Phiilad-iphia Tagebtatt Held Valid.

illic Gael iadahinaiaiaiaalineadi saaiaiaainill  STRUGGLE GROWS. Agitation in West  Ireland Spreada to   FRISH ‘LAND  } ;

LAND AGITATION Fs GROWING   Cattle Driving and Other Forms of Trtimiitation Used.

IRISH LAND AGITATION      Movement is Attaining Peri lous Proportions

IRISH LAND STRUGGLE GROWS.   Agitation in West Ireland Spreads to , County Clare.

FIRST BIRON LYCEUM NUMBER WELL ATTENDE!   INSTRUMENTAL SEXTETTI GIVES HIGH CLASS PROGRA} SUNDAY NIGHT  *

‘FIRST BIRON LYCEUM NUMBER WELL ATTENDED   INSTRUMENTAL SEXTETTI  PROGRAN           SUNDAY NIGHT

SMALL FIRE AT SUN THEATER          Crowe Left Re max In Orderly  Manager. Saya Manaxer.

SMALL FIRE AT SUN THEATER   Crowd Left Butiding In Orderiy Wawvager, “ays Manager.

Zerlin Press Displeased at Results of Official .. Changes. _ ...

NCW GABIAE NOW FORMED REBELLION TAN GERMAN   Gustav Bauer Heads List as Premier for lHlunland   DISSATISFACTION IN ARRANGEMENT VOICED   Govt. Reaches Agreemen With Workers in Ruhr Valley

GEAMAN MINISTRY AEMODELLED WITH BAUER AS PREMIER   Four Members of New Body  Were Not in Old Cabinet   Newspapers Generally, Especially Socialist Organs Appear to Be Much Dissatisfied.

BAUER 10 HEAD. GERMAN CABINE!   List of Remodeled Ministry Is Given Out With Present Premier at the Helm of New Government: Other Changes Made.   OFFICIALS REACH AGREEMENT WITH RUHR STRIKERS

REPORT GERMAN CABINET CHANGED   Amsterdam Message Says That Bauer Remains As German Chancellor.

GUSTAV TAUER 10 HEAD MEW CARING    News Reachine Paris Indicates Satis factory Agreement Has Been Reached In Ruhr Valley.

GERMANY FORMS A NEW CABINET: BAUER PREMIER   Dr. Schiffer is Vice Chancellor, and Min ister Justice

GUSTAVE BAUR   MAYOR OF NUREMBURG HEADS POST, HELD UNDER OLD REGIME BY NOSKE   WORKERS CONCILIATED   Dispatches Indicate Government Has ‘Reached Definite ‘Agreement With Rube Valley :     Lorkmeny: Granting  Li a \Onedve tanec

GUSTAV BAUER HEADS NEW MINISTRY FORMED BY BERLIN OFFICIAL   Public Press Appears Not Satisfied and Particularly  Displeased With the Appointment of Capt. Cuno; David Charges Allies Made German Troops Return After Being Placed Under Russian Colors.

i Socialists Not. Entisely ce ‘Satisfied With New eS Appointments _

GERMAN CABINET RECONSTRUCTED BAUER AT HEAD   Remodeled Ministry Contains Many Persons Not in Old Group.  List of Members Said To Be

NEW MINISTERS USER HGHTING                    TEMPORARY ‘YY QUIET PRE. VAILS AT STRONGHOLD BESHIGED BY  PDEYrposra   WAR NOT OVER   Clashes Occur in- in Ruhr Where Truce + ‘Supposed to Be n Eifect.

%      Left in Governinent Polic   BAUER IS RETAINED INPOSITION OF PRENI                Four New Ministers Include Reconstructed Adminis tion Including Hamubr, erican Steamship Director

GERMAN CABINET RECONSTRUCTED BAUER AT HEAD   Remodeled Ministry Contains Many Persons Not in Old Group.   List of Members Said To Be Included is Made Public.

CHARGE PROFITEERING -. 30 MERCHANTS ARRESTEL   Federal Warrants for Violating Lever Act Against Oklahoma City Business Men.

CLAIM BRUSH SISTERS WERE LEGAL PATIENT:   Contention That 10-Day Com mittment Was Exercised 10. Yesrs Is Positively Denied

CLAIM AGED SISTERS WERE HELD LEGALLY   Validity of Commitment Defended by Commissioners,

Wilson’ s Interference i in Adriatic Set _. tlement, May Force Parting © cA oe at ‘of the Ways.  :   “BIG 3” FIRM IN POSITION   President’s T hreat to Abandon Europe . Fails to Change. Angto-FrenchItalian Program.   Lloyd idargee® Plan ‘Vetoed by Mr - Wilson Because. It. Isn't His  om Idea of Solution, 2   BITTER FEELING AROUSED   Diplomats in Paris Say u. Ss. Hold: > Aloof From Conference, Yet Seeks to Dictate. —

ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT MUST BE QROPPED, HIS ULTIMATUM   JNITED -STATES WILL WITHDRAW FROM CONFERENCES, ELSE :   CONSTERNATION IN ITALIAN CIRCLES AT WORD OF HiS STAND, WHICH IS CONSISTENT WITH PREVIOUS ATTITUDE ON QUESTION

LOAN 15 PROPOSED FU  SPATE OWNED RAILROAD   Canada is Asked to Advance $25,000,000 to the Grand a Trunk. System

CAN ONLY TRANSFER LIQUOR TO RESIDENCE   Cannot Be Moved Then Only on a Special Permit from the Government.

ERN STATES HEAVY SUFFERERS   GEORGIA AND ALABAMA REPORT DISASTROUS TORNADOES DURING SUNDAY.

Property Damage Will Run Into Millions of Dollars Reports Today Indicated

§ STATES WERE IN WAKE OF STORM, 125 KILLED. HUNDREDS HOMELESS   Five Dead in Michigan and Much Damage to _ Property.. Fenton Seems to be the Cen- .  , ter of the Storm in This State .   j

MILLIONS LOST ~ INDAMAGE ET WAND STORM   FOOD, HOSPITAL SUPPLIES NURSES ARE RUSHED TO STRICKEN AREAS,

V HOMELESS      Fire Follows Wrecking of Homes by High Winds—Georgia and Qklahoma Feel Southern Storm—lIndiana and Ohio Towns Wrecked in North.

CYCLONE SWEEPS OVER © 8 STATES, DESTROYING LIVES AND PROPERTY   125 Lives and Millions of Dollars Worth of Proper= ty is Toll Taken by Yesterday’s Tornado— Hundreds of Families: Homeless.

TRAIL OF DEATH LEFT BY TORNAD(  Reports Fivom Ar Visited by Des truclive Wind Sunday Show Heavy Loss of Life and Property Damage  ONE VICTIM iN) 3 WISCONSED   ONE VICTIM IN WISCONSIX   Walworth County Woman Killed Wher Barn Is Demolished—Heavy Toll in Geereia spe   One Wricenncin Vr

Property Loss Will Reach Millions o Dollars. Storm Swept Area Under Martial Law.

OFATH LIST IN TORNADO GROWS   PROPERTY LOSS’ BIG   THOUSANDS MADE HOMELES sy WINDS WHICH SWEEP EIGHT STATES, SUNDAY— Two AREAS HARD HIT  BY STORM

eorgia And Alabama Suffer Heaviest Geath—Talls; Many Homeless  —-—— 1 WEQTCON OTATCO DIT MADD   WESTERN STATES HIT HARD

TORNADOES CAUSE DEATH — OF 125, TOWNS DESTROYED: PROPERTY LOSS ENORMOUS

Hundreds of Families  - Homelessand Proper-" ty Worth Millions. ~ Destroy ed---Fire  ~~~ Adds To Horror   HELP 1S RUSHED

8 STATES SWEPT BY TORN 125 ARE KILLED   MILLIONS GF DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED; MANY HOMELESS.   Reports Today Showed There Were Two Distinct Storm Areas, One in the South, the Other in the Middle West.

FIRE IN WAKE OF GIGANTIC CYCLONES ADDS 0 HORROR, AID) RUSHED 10 SUFFERER!      UNITED PRESS SUMMARY OF HAVOC WROUGHT BY HUGE TORNADO ©

SIGHT. WESTERN STATES WERE SWEPT BY TERRIFIC TORNADO   KILLED AND INJURED NUMBERED HUNDREDS AND MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGES   Stormswept Area Was Under Martial Law * At Many Places— Many Cities Are Isolated and Smaller Towns Are Entirely  ~ Damalichad.

TRAIL OF DEATH LEFT BY TORNADE   Reports From Areas Visited by Des. tructive Wind on Sunday Show Heavy Loss of Life and  Property Damage   ONE VICFIM IN WISCONSIN   Walworth County Woman Killed When Barn [s Demolished—Heavy  Toll in Georvia

STORMS HIP MIDDLE WEST AND SOUTHEASTERN STATES WITH TERRIFIC FORCE YESTERDAY   Entire Cities Are Levelled by Fierce Wud and Fires Ald in Work of Destraction—Ked Cross and  Soldiers Extending Their Aid

THOUSANDS LOSE HOMES; MILLIONS PROPERTY LOSS  30 Lose ‘Lives In One   30 Lose Lives In Ont Town; Scores Hurt In Wreckage.

Hundreds Injured In Cyclone Which Swept Thru Hlinois, Indiana and Ohio Sunday Night   Property Damage Will Ru Will Run Into Millions o! Dollars—National Guard Troops ~ Patrol Streets

TORNADOES SWEEP 8 STATES 795 KILLED. MANY INJURE!   Two Distinct Storm Areas, ‘On - in Georgia: and Ala ~~ bama- and Other in ‘Middle West—-Millions . oat Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed. :  ‘Hundreds of Families. Homeless.

BOTH WATSON AND NEW   WILL BE GIVEN CHANCE TO PRE. SIDE OVER THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

STATE CONVENTION DETAILS ARRANGED   Senator James E. Watson to Make the Keynote Speech And Preside.

SENATOR WATSON 10 DELIVER KEYNOTE   Indiana Senator Selected as Tempor) ary Chairman at Republican  ) State Convention May 12 and 13.

JAMES E: WATSON TO BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMA   Republican State Convention \ May 12.and 13 to Hear ‘Keynote rom Senator.   APPROVED BY COMMITTEE

TWO PERMITS TO DRILL WELLS   First Issued Under Re cent Decree of .President Carranza

MICRICAN CORPORATION GIVEN PERMIT TQ DRILL FUR OIL WN VERA CRU   FIRST CONCESSIONS OF KIND GIVEN ONDER NEW WEXICAN OIL REGULATIONS,

AEGIOTAATION VOTE   FIGURES SHOW THAT PROBABLY 65 PER CENT. REGISTERED,   The —— Was 5,458 and of this Nuiiber 2.340 Were Women.  he. Ses

RUSSIAN REDS  READY TO AID _ GERMAN SOVIET:   Not Anxious, However, ta Be Ceniral Tribunal of In-

SOVIETS OFFER FINANCIAL Alp TO NEIGHBORS   Willing And Able To Give Assistance To German Proletariat.

Senator Craveoe For Second Lime Re ceivea Present From Unknown Source.

¥. P. CG. U. CONVENTION AT HOMER CITY THIS WEEK   Two-Day Session Opens in United Tresbyterian Church Tomorenar &ftormoon

BAKER is NOT TO PLAY BALL,      Huggins Says Infielder Has Probably Played Last Ble Game.

HEAVY DAMAGE © IN COAST QUAKE   Twenty-One Business Building: Destroyed by Tremor at Inglewood, Cal,   SCORES OF HOMES DAMAGED   severe Shock Causes Woman’s Death —Many Plate Glass Windows in Los Angeles Shattered—Quake Confined to Country District.

$1 000,000 PROPERTY   Several Persons Hurt in Los Angeles and Suburbs.    INGLEWOOD IS HARDEST HIT   ‘Bz Buildings Totter and. Many Homes . &re Damaged—Plate Glass Win‘dows Shattered—Severe Shock Causes Woman's Death.

$100,000 LOSS IN CALIFORNIA QUAKE   Several Persons Hurt in Los Angeles and Suburbs.   INGLEWOOD IS HARDEST HIT   Big Buildings Totter and Many Homes Are Damaged—Plate Glass Windows Shattered—Severe Shock Causes Woman's Death.

WAKEFIELD AND BLAND ANNOUNCE   TWO GREENE COUN‘’Y MEN, OF ' OPPOSITE PARTY, ANNOUNCE FOR CONGRESS

SEES $1,000,C00 BOOZE GRAFT   Warrants Out In Chicago for Two Revenue Men—Department of Jus tice to Investigate.

Warrants Out for Two Revenue Men Here—Five Others Ousted—Net May Trap Tweive.

BARE $1,000,000 BOOZE GRAFT   Warratite Out for Two Revenue Mer Here=-Five Others Ousted—-Net May Trap Twelve.

= Ss 2S Saers  e  SEES $1, 000,000 BOOZE GRAFT   Warrants Out in Chicago for Two Revenue Men—Others Ousted.

A RIOT OF BUYING IN OMAHA WHEN STORES CUT PRICE!   Only Sixteen Customers in Business Hlonse Thas Would Not

JULIAN REGAINS LEAD IN RAGE   Returns Give Him Substantia Plurality Over O'Neil.   OTHER CLOSE CONTESTS NOTED

BEHIND JULIAN   Returns Indicate Latter’s Nomination for Senator   ee emte Heavy:

BOMIPERS DISCUSSES PNERAL CONDITIONS   ‘DECLARES MONEY IS BEING SPENT  IN INEXCUSABLE QUANTITIES  . BY ENEMIES OF LABOR.

RESENTMENT. LARGELY SHOWN   Discusses Convention To Be Hele At Montreal—Several Union Men Reported Running.   GOOD CHANCES  PREDICTET

BOMPERD THINK PEOPLE AROUSED BY VITAL (SSUES   LABOR TO DEFEAT, ENEMIES   i. F. OF L. CHIEF AVERS STANDS OF LIVING IS AT STAKE

SECOND PLACE WORTH $16,169.20,   Thirty-Two Giant Players Sent Share of Series hancy,

[INDUSTRIAL ARMY FULL OF SLACKERS IN FLORENCE, ALA   Evidence of Waste and Extra vagance in Building Nitrate Plant.

MEYERS ABSENT ~ WITH $72,000   Vaymaster of Destroyer Sentertic Gone and Sailors Unable to Locite Him.

YOEMAN MISSING WITH PAYROLL OF U. S. DESTROYER   Vessel Was to Have Sailed for South America But Must Wait for Funds

PAYMASTER MISSING,   Sald to Have $72,000 Selonging T Soldiers In His Possession,

Nov. Ist will be the next Sales Day. Copy will be collected Friday.   To Each Voter

DON’T FORGET   Nov, Ist will be the next Sales Day. Copy will be collected Friday.   To Each Voter

Lenine Asks Italian ~ Socialists to’ Delay * Revolutionary Moves   Says Revolution, Now Would Have Grave Effect on So. et Negotiations —

Lenine Pleads Again . ..to Italy Socialists  Against a Revolutiory

RIOT IN WINNIPEG COURTROOM   Crowd Veleces Disapproval of (on wiction of Strike Leaders.

Leaders of Winnipeg — Strike Found Guilty   SUPPORTERS IN COURTROOM, WHEN VERDICT IS HAD, START RUCTION AND BATTLE ENSUES—MISTAKEN REPORT, THAT DEFENDANTS HAD BEEN CLEARED, CAUSE OF ROW—HISTORY OF BIG LABOR TROUBLE.

Five, One an Alderman, Convicted of  Seditious Conspiracy in Winnipeg's Big Strike Last Year.

(THIRD PARTY-NOT  -TO BACK LA FOLLETT!   Liberal and Radical. Organizations in Chicago for Conver

NEW PARTY MOVE MEETS SET-BACK IN OWN RANKS   Wisconsin Senator Meets Pinchot and Record at  Madison.

‘LA FOLLETTE 1$- OPPOSED   Action of ; Single .Tax -Party Gives Plans for Combine Setback.

THIRD PARTY: PLANS   Single Taxers to Bolt if La Follette is Named

OVELY ROW LOOM ERE THIRD PARTY CAN HEAR GAVEL FALL!   SINGLE TAX FACTION WILL BOLT If LAFOLLETTEIS NAMED .    NONPARTISAN LEAGUERS, LABORITES AND MANY OTHERS ARE TO BE COMBINED, UNDER THE ' PRESENT PLAN, INTO NEW PARTY : 4

PLANS 10 FORM A TRIAD PARTY GIVEN SET-BAL!   Single Tax Members Refuse to Support La Follette, Choice of Other Groups. For the Presidency.

ENDEAVOR TO GET UNION OF WIDELY DIVERGENT VIEWS   Leaders .Of Liberal and Radical Organizations Gathering In Chicago For Meeting   SINGLE TAXERS DECLARE WON'T TAKE LAFOLLETTE   Two Conventions Set For Saturday anc One For Sumflay While Others Will Have Delegates

THIRD PARTY STRIKES SNAG IN LA FOLLETTE   SINGLE TAXERS THREATEN BOLT IF MAJORITY CHOOSE WISCONSIN SOLON,   Convention Plans of Committee of 48 Go Forward Despite Attitude of Pennsylvania Delegates.

THIRD PARTY PLAN GETS JOLT FROM SINGLE TAXERS   Latter Will Bolt Combine if Senator Lafollette is Nominated. :   CONVENTION IN CHICAGO

THIRD PARTY MOVE RECEIVES SETBACK   rigle Taxers Threaten ic Withdraw If Lafollette Is :. Nominated .          CONVENTION SUNDAY   Committee of Forty-eight Prepares to Name Presi/. dential Ticket

THIRN PARTY PLAN RECEIVES SETBACK   SINGLE TAXERS OPPOSE LAFOLLETTE AS PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE—THREATEN BOLT.

‘PLANS FOR THIRD ‘PARTYDISRUPTED   “Single Tax” Members Announce They Will Not Support Senator LaFollette   BOLT 1S THREATENED   New Party’s Activities Go Ahead, However, Apparently Unaffected By the Ultimatum

SINGLE TAXERS OF THIRD PARTY. WON'T HAVE BOE   were Aeon TDW ee Thx ae oe tw wore WOVE  If Senator Is to Be Candidate

DECLARE iKEY WILL BOLT PROPOSED LIBERAL TICKET IF SENATOR IS NOMINATED

LA FOLLETTE IS OPPOSED.   Action of Single Tax Party Gives Pians for Combine Setback.

THIRD PARTY IS FACING A SPLIT   SINGLE TAXERS DRAW THE LINE ON LAFOLLETTE.   REFUSE TO GIVE HIM SUPPORT   Will Nem{fnate Separate Ticket if He Is Chesen—Ceommittee of Fortyeight te Begin Meetimg Saterday.

SINGLE TAXERS ' BALKING AT SEN, LA FOLLETTE   Plans For United Third Party Receive Serious Setback Because of Decision

JINGLE TAX GROUP OPPOSE LA FOLLETTE   Will Bolt Third Party Program If Wisconsin Séenator Is Nominated.   LA FOLLETTE’S FRIENDS  SAY HE WILL NOT RUN   Committee of 48 Leaders Discuss Political Situation With the Senator.

LAFOLUETTENOT “POPULAR WH : ~—SWELE TANK              Oppose Him as Leader of Proposed i oo Meri      ‘THOMPSON T ‘REMAIN IN G.

SINGLE TAXERD THREATEN BOLT IN THIRD PARTY   OBJECT TO ROBERT M. LAFOL LETTE AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY

BALK ON LAFOLLETTE   Single Taxers Throw Monkey Wrench In Third Party Wheels,

LITTLE CHANCE OF BALLOTING UNTIL FRIDA)   McAdoo Gets Anothe: Demonstration at  Session Today

ASSE  RIS SIMS. AND PENROSE ~~ TALKED ALIKE   Daniels hints that polities played big part in the admiral’s charges

DANIELS SAYS BOIS PENROSE “STUFFED” SIMS   Says Penrose’s Words in Senate Repeated By Sims   SECRETARY HINTS “OCCULT SCIENCE   “Just Sized It Up There Was Some Political Flavor,"' Sims

TROOPS DlSPERSE ATTACKS IN RAID ON WET, VA., MINE   Party Fired Upon  B; United States Infantrymen.

ULDIERS DRIVE ATTACKERS OFF   Infantrymen Charge Into Woods in Pursuit   ONE THOUSAND SHOTS   And More are Exchanged Without Casualties So Far as Reported—Attack in Retaliation for Arrest of Four Men on Assault Charge, Authorities Now Believe .

WEST VIRGINIA MINE ATTACKED   Pariy Cispersed By Troops After Exchange of 1,000 Shots,

BETS TOO NEAR a ME  b SEVERE pd   MORE THAN FIFTY STITCHES REQNUIRED TO CLOSE THE  WOUNDS IN BOY'S BODY,

NEXT TIME HE'LL PAY HIS WAY ID   Lad Crowls Under Animal Tent and Is Caressed by Lioness; More Than 50 Stitches Are Necessary

ELECTION GOST HIM HIS LIFE   Florida Negro, Refused Vote Killed Two and is Lynched in Consequence.

FLORIDA STAGES NEGRO MURDER   Polling Place Adjoining Orlando Scene of Tragedy   Insisted On Voting After Being Refused   Details As to Cause of Killing Conflicting

NEGRO KILLS TWO; LYNCHED BY MOE   Refused Ballot, He Shoots A White Men; Taken From Officers.

NEGRO LYNCHED AT FLORIDA POLL   Black, Refused Vote, Attacks Whites, Kills Two, Is Hune.

CONSTANTINE TO DECIDE WHEN HE FOES TO ATHENS   Policy of Government Now Is To “Wait and See” — New Note from England.

ASK KING TO Quit   Greek Government Wants flim t¢ Abdicate Immediately.   IN FAVOR OF PRINCE GEORGE   Premier Talked in Joking Manner lo Grilish Minister About a “Nate?

AOKO EA-KING TD RENOUNCE THRONE   Greek Note Requests Abdica: tion in Favor of Crown Prince, Says Paris Advice.   Athens Dispatch Says Plans ~ for Return of Constantine This Week Abandoned.

CONSTANTINE “STANDS BAT   Will Not Actede to Government Request to .Abdicate'in Favor of Crown: Prince

Government Sends Note to Con, dantine Asking Him to Withdraw in Favor of Crown Prince   pWCIAL PRESSURE BY ALLIES BRINGS RESULTS   yay Leave Decision as to Former Monarch’s Return up to Constantine

GREECE IS UNEASY   GOVERNMENT DESIRES CON. STANTINE’'S ABDICATION.   But the ex-Kiy Apparently Has no Such Coneeption of His Duty to His Country.

ASK CONSTANTINE “JO ABDICATE   Greek Government Wants Former King to Abdicate  “in Favor of Crown Prince   Financial Pressure of Britist Upon Government Be:  cones Stronger

ASK GONSTANTINE TO REFUSE THRONE   Giesk Government Requests He Abdicate immediaisiy..

IP TO CONSTANTINE TC DECIDE WHETHER HE [9 TA RETURN TO THRON!   PLANS FOR RETURN THIS WEE: HAVE BEEN ABANDONED BY THE GOVERNMENT.

Greek Goverument Apparentiy Will  Coatinue Ita Wait and See   Policy.

GAEEKS ANK UNA UL IU ABDILATE: IMMEDIATEL   Government Sends Note to King Constantine to Forego Throne   WANT CROWN PRINCE TO ASSUME POWER   Financial Pressure of Great Britain May Cause Waiting Policy

Hitch Develops In Throne Job Of Constantine   ‘Financial Pressure of Allie  Induces Greeks to Play for Delay

GREEKS CHANGE PLANS, BCG AXED TO QUA   Report From: “Athéns: .. Says . Gonstantine Is: Urged’ to.

GREEK KING WILL NOT QUIT THRONE   Former Ruler of Greece Says People Want Him and he Will Return. =~   ABDICATION IS SOUGHT

GREEKS ASK CONSTANTINE 7) ARDICATE   Government t Sends Note Asking Crown Prince to Reign   ARE IN STATE OF WAR   Constantinople Greeks at Odds With Athens, is Report 1

NOW UPTO   CONSTANTINE   Will Be Left to King Himself Whether He Returns to Throne 

EXTRA!   CONGTANTINE 10 AMKEL  70 ABDIGATE   IMMEDIATELY IN FAVOR OF THE CROWN PRINCE   KING PATIENTLY AWAITING ACTION   If the Allies Will Relent He Will Go to Athens, But Report is to the Effect That British Opposition Has Grown Much Chrananrr

GREEK GOVERNMENT ASKS ABDICATION OF  KING CONSTANTIN   Note Addressed to Foviner Ruler Askjug Immediate Action, Dispatel: to Paris Says,

Athens Dispatch Says Government ‘Asks -Former King to Abdicate ‘After Called to Return to, Throne ih Plebiscite   ENGLAND EXERTS MORE - PRESSURE ON: FINANCES

Will Constantine .: ’ ‘Return To: Throne?      ‘tte People of Greece Have Declared for. Him, But the Government Seorms to B® Waiting “To See. /

CONSTANTIN WILL NOT LEAVE THRONE HR mm i FRINGE  CR NARCH Al   Plans of’ Government Are te Hold Of to Watch Devel-

GREECE WANTS: “NEWLY. CHOSEN . KING TO. OUT   Athens. Report Says Government Has Sent Constantine -Word to ’ Abdicate.

ATHENS ASKS ABDICATION   Greece Sends Note to For~ mer King.   PLANS FOR RETURN ARE ABANDONED   Complications Develop tt Situation.

Will Constantine Return To Throne?   Tho Veople of Greece Have Declared for Him, But the Govornm®nt Scoms to BO Wailing “To See." 

cREECE ASKS CONSTANT INE 10 QUT © THRONE IN FAVOR OF CROWN. PRINC   Plans: To Have’ Former Rules. Return, Apparently Abandoned “With “oy Adversé Pressure by. British Finance Becoming Stronger; Plebis tx Favors Former King's Resumpt 5

MAYNEVER RETURN: THE THRONE       PLAN TO TAVE CONSTAN TENE BACK TO GREECE THIS WEEK ABANDONED

WANT RULER TO ABDICATE   Greek Government Said To Favor Constantine.

earner nan nana  PANTHER, WOLVES, LION, LYNX HAVE MELROSE, LA CRESCENT. IRUSHFORD, PETERSON ALL AGOG

PANTHER, WOLVES, LION, LYNX HAVE MELROSE, LA CRESCENT, RUSHFORD, PETERSON ALL AGOG

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE   Of Texas F armers Union Convened in Fort Worth Today

PRESIDENT WILSON PLEASED      Sends Measage of Congratulation te Women Suffragists.

E WILSON SENDS MESSAGE TO WOMEN VOTERS   Says He Ts Happy They Have Obtained Suffrage.

Rum Runners Between Canada And Detroit To Net $100,000,000   Liquor Brokers Said to Make  Hage Fortune by Dlegal ; Tyo ffie

Mob Executions Less Fre quent Than in Preceéding Year.   Eight White Men Included in List; 56 Lynchings Prevented. -

00000000000000000  ements en Se  TEXAS LEADS IN LYNCHINGS   Ten Necktie Parties Charged Against Weata tin 10230.

TEXAS LED ALL IN NEGRO LYNCHINGS   TEN WERE CHARGED AGAINST THE STATE IN THE YEAR 1920   TOTAL FOR U. S. LOWER   Tuskegee Report Shows Fifty-Six Instances in Which Lynchings Were Prevented

Texas Leads !n Number of Lynchinge For 1920  Tis, ADbeAietanbae Grin

MOBS. KILL SIXTY-CNE   ACTIVITY OF JEDGE LYNCH D 1920 REVEALED IN REPORT.   Texas Led With Tea L ynehings and _ Kansas Was fn With Gee, Oe. ; “eurring: Recently.

EFFORT TO GET WORLD TRADE   ENATOR JONES IN AN APPEAL AGAINST ADOPTION OF DIL: TORY TACTH               Warning That ¥. Means or Foul Will Ee Used to Defeat Our Plans, Washington Lezisiater Declares We Must Be Prepar ed to Fiehti.

WOULD ENTER RACE FOR WORLD TRADE   Senator Jones, Author of Shipping Act Outlines Provisions   URGES TRADE EXPANSION   Salon Declares Governmen Should Take Advantage of Conditions

LOONEY GIVES © OUT STATEMEN)   Says He Will Not Support Bailey in ‘RunOff Primary

PERMISSION TO FILE PETITIO!   Was Granted Today by Majority of the Texas Supreme Court

As ‘Uanal tt. Happened in. Kansas City and Was) a Complete _ Suecess.

UNMASKED: BANDITS GET $3179 IN K.C      Another Bold Daylight Robbery o a Messenger Staged This Time ¥ on Kansas Side

HOLDUP MEN GET $3,179   Trio in Auto Rob Messenger in Kan. saa City, Kas.—Escape into Miseouri,

BANDITS BOARD TRAIN, SET MAIL   Registered Mail Taken From Train in Outskirts of Minneapolis

RAID CARL STORE FOR $2,000 STOCK   BURGLARS TOOK LARGS QUANTITY OF SILK SHIRTS AND TROUSERS   AWAY IN 40 MINUTES   Robbery Was Timed Between Visits of Night Watchman and Police Patrel   Man Implicated in Gang Suspcted of Robbery Was Seen Here Wednesday   UNMASKED BANDITS GET $3,179 IN K. ¢   Another Bold Daylight Robbery of a Messenger Staged This Time on Kansas Side

ESCAPE WITH REGISTERED MAIL AND PACKAGES   S'BSSBA84 S245 SF £EWERS BNE  Robbers Make No Attempt to Enter Express Car Where Pouch Containing $500,000 Was Concealed.

Bind And Gag Mail Clerks Get Loot Worth Between &500,000 And 81,000,000   LEAVE AT MINNEAPOLIS   Robbers Overlook $500,000 In Currency In Pouch In Express Car

$3,179 TAKEN BY HOLDUP MEN   Three Men In Auto Rob Messenger in Kansas City, Kan.

Kanses City Scone of Another. Bold Daylight Robbery. Packing ‘House. Employe ‘Robbed of $3,000.

GET OVER HALF MILLION IN LOO]   Masked Bandits Escane With Big Haul From C. Mi. & Si. P. Mail Car   BULLETIN

Bandits Rob C.M. & St: ¥. Mail Train   100 REGISTERED SACKS STOLEN AFTER MEN IN . CAR ARE‘BOUND.

BANDITS HELD UP TRAIN ANU ~ LOOT BAIL GAR   They Escaped With Pouch Containing Currency and Paners Thought to Be Worth Between $500,000 and $1,000,000.

FROM $500,000 19 $1,000,000 er PHIBEA AY TAA RABRERE   A Mail Car on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Looted By Bandits Ni ear Minneapeotis This Wiornine.   Ge  0   Three Young Masked Robbers Make Their Big . Haul and Leave Car After KeachIne the Citv.   TIRST DEGREE MURDER

DARING MASKED BANDITS ROB TRAN   Loot on St. Paul May Reach a Million Dollars in Valuables

Bind Clerks, Take $1,000, G00 From Mails and Escane in Auto.   OFFICIALS BAFFLED      Express Car, With $500,00C in Currency Is Left Untouched.

MILWAUKEE MAIL TRAIN 1S ROBBED   Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Train Held Up.   Men Board No. 6 at Minneapolis and Escape With 100 Pieces of Registered Articles.

Estimated That $500,000 to $1,000,000 Worth of Currency and Papers Taken.     Bandits Board —— and Es.   Bandits Board Train and Es. cape Just as Minneapolis is Reached.

CHICAGO TRAIN ROBBED   Cc. M. & ST. P. MAIL CAR HELD UP IN MINNEAPOLIS.   Three Youths Board Coach in Suburbs and Escape With 100 Pieces of Mail.

TWO BANDITS ROD AEGIOTERED MAll   Bind Crew and Escape Witt Loot by Jumping From Moving Train.

Trio In Auto Rob Messenger in Kan sas City, Kas—Escape into Missouri.

ANOTHER TRAIN  IS. ROBBED OF WAIL   Fhree Young Man. Bind and. Gag "Clarke and, Steal Fron: 400,000 o $060,000 of Mau., -

HOLD(IrPr M      CAPTURED.   Taken at Gary Snid to Have Confessed to Pittsburgh Robbery.

BOOZE STEAMER DETAINED AT WY   Yarmouth With Cargo o Whisky Returns After Drouth's Effective.

SUMEBODY APPARENTLY HAS BEEN ABOARD SHIP   Bottles of Whiskey Missing From Great Cargo Billed for Cuba.

WON'T CONSIDER STRIKERS PLEF   National Labor Board Turns Down Demand of Outlaws.   CHICAGO MEN CALL PARLEY   Leaders of Striking Switchmen Call Mass Meeting in Effort to Bring Peace—New Warrants Issued by the Government.

OUTLAWS? PLEA ~ TURNED DOWN   Railroad.Labor Board Refuses te Consider Demands of Strikers.   ‘MUST. COMPLY. WITH LAW   Chicago Switchmens’. Union Calls Meeting to Diécties” Exding of Strike—New. Warrants Issued Se THE Coveniment:

JUTLAWS' PLEA TURNED DOWN   lailroad Labor Board Refuses to Consider Demands of Strikers.   (UST COMPLY WITH LAW   Chicago Switchmens’ Union Calls Meeting to Discuss Ending of > Strike—New Warrants Issued by the Government,

BOARD WON'T CONSIDER PLE OF STRIKER   National Labor Board Turis Down Demand of Outlaws.   CHICAGO MEN CALL PARI.EY   Leaders of Striking Switchmen Call Mass Meeting in Effort to Bring Peacc—New Warrants Issuecl by the Government.

ELKUS:‘GETS: PLACE ON ALAND - -  COMMISSIOI   Former Ambassador‘ to Tur okey. Is Selected; Says  ry ee ee

Former Ambassador to Turkey Selected to Help  Settle Aland Isle Problen

ABRAM ELKUS ON COMMISSION   Former Ambassador to Turkey Given hnpor~ tant Appointment

Abram [. Elkus on Commis_ sion to Decide Status of Aland’ Islands :

A. . ELKUS ON ALAND BOARn   Former Ambassador to Turkey Named Member of Commission to Decidg Future Status of Isiands

FRENCH CABINET WOULD STOP WARCRAFT BUILDING   Inaugurates Legislation to Cal off Work on Uncompleted Dreadnoughts

CABINET (N FRANCE STRIVING TO CHECK BUILDING OF SHIPS   Measures ‘Takea.-t0- Stop . th Completion of ‘Five Large _. Dresdnaughts

CABINET MOVES © TO HALT WORK ON  DREADNOUGHTS   Five French Battleships, Laid Down Just Before War, Never Completed.

FRENCH STGP WORK ON CREADNAUSHTS   Five Battlers Were Started Before End of War.

VIEWED SITE FOR GREEN MEMORIA!   SCULPTOR ENGAGED FOR DE. SIGNING MEMORIAL VIswe od ie ee Ae   Sculptor r ‘averably Impressec With Visit Here But Didn't Decide on Site

Sculptor  Favorably Impressed With Visit Here But Didn't — Decide an Site

HEARING IS HELD IN SWARTZ CASE      Widow of Man Struck By Auto While Working on Brcoadway Seeks Compensation From Borough—Physicians Testify.

SPIRITS OF KOREA PREFERABLE oTATE TO VASSALS OF JAP   Koreans Make Plea in Writine of Wrongs to Junketing Y. S$. Congressmen.

KOREANS QETERMINED TO QVERTHROW JAPAN INO GEFEAT MIKANN   DECLARE THES HAD RATHER BE DEAD THAN ALIVE AS  SUBJECTS OF JAPAN,

SOME OPPOSITION TO RAILWAY BILL COMES TO LIGHT   Leaders Confident, However, Conference Report Partly Adepted

FINAL DRAFT OF REPORT ON RAIL Pili: PREPARE   Will Be Presented to Senate Sat. . sunday" or Monday.—Adoption ‘Expected.

RAILWAY BILL te READY FOR ACTION   CONFERENCE REPORT OD MEASURE READY FOR PRESENTATION   Senate Likely Will Act Saturday Or Monday and the House Monday and Tuesday Is the Forecast

Return of Roads to Private Con trol Will Not Be interfered With by Pending Legislative Action

DNGRESS RUSHES ANLROAD BIL   Efforts Made To Complete _ Measure By March 1.

LITTLE DOUBT OF PASOAGE OF RAIL BILL BEFORE THE RETURN OF ROADS T0 THEIR OWNERS

Some Opposition for To Railroad Bill   Believed By Leaders That Bill A Agteed Gn In Conference Will Bi ‘ Adopted.

EXPECT A QUICK DASSAGE OF RAIL HLL BY CONGRESS   Senate and House Leaders Predict Early  Action.

OPPOSITION TO RAILROAD BILI   Predict Conference Re port on Measure Will Be Adopted

ANLRCAD BILL a BE OPPOSED “TV FINAL RAE   Many Phases of the Matter “Ate in Controversy Bat:Bill Pending Will be Urged at  Once by Leadets in Charge Cy. Wea ative.   If: Plans Laid Ou Out for. ‘Procedure Are Not Interrupted.

Still Some Opposition to Billa ‘as Finally Agreed Upon in Con“ference, But Leaders Expect  to Have it- on Statute Books  __-by March Ist.

Be re Opposition ites Develéped,  but ‘Measore Will te Adopted,          AY BE EARLY. NEXT WEEK   Cinirmam: Esch Belleves {t Will Ue Visposad of by Moaday or Tuesday at Lateat,

SEE IMMEDIATE RATIFICATION OF RAILROAD BILL   SOME LITTLE OPPOSITION HAS BEEN EXPERIENCED ON BILL, HOWEVER.   PREDICT ADOPTION BEFORE MARCH 1   Leader Believes; Little Opposition Will Be Waged When It Comes To Senate.

PROMPT ADOPTION AE ALAA - PRORARLE SLAIN   Legislation Must - be. Enactec - Before March 1, Chairman. Esch Declares 

PREDICT RAILROAD BILL WILL BE PROMPTLY PASSED   Still Some Opposition to Bill as Finally Agreed Upon in Conference, But Leaders Expect to Have it on Statute Books by March Ist.

RAILROAD: BILL . 10 BE PASSED   FAILURE: DISASTROUS:   L TLE OPPOSITION EXPEC TED IN EITHER. HOU SE.   ! 7 # Conference: Makes Few Changes In House ‘BiN—336. Percent Return ‘ (iiaranteed. Railroads,

ONFERENGE RAIL BILL EXPECTED Tf “GO THRU READILY   Senate May Get lt Saturday House Debate Expected, to Be Over by Thursday.   DEMOCRATIC DELAY TO MEASURE NOT EXPECTED   Anti-Strike, Compulsory Uniot of Systems, Board Clauses Have Been Eliminated.

AALROAD BILL TU Gt PAdoED WITHOUT DELAY   ‘CONFERENCE REPORT NOW BEING DRAFTED FOR EARLY ACTION IN BOTH HOUSES,

ROAD BILL BY FIRST OF MARCI   -ailure to Enact Before That Date Would Be Disastrous, Tis Said.

RAILROAD BILL WILL BE GIVEN: CONGRESS SOON   Final Draft Of Measure Has - Been Completed By Conference Committee;. [wo Days  - Will Complete Work   WILL BE LAW BEF ORE MARCH i; IS OPINION   Bill As Written is Substantially _ The Same As The Esch Bill ~ Which Originated In The  ~ House

LEADERS ARE HOPEFUL OF RAIL LEGISLATION   Some Opposition Developing But Measure to Go to Senate Soon.   PRENICT QUICK ADOPTION

WILL OOON PASS SAYS FOREGAST   Early Approval of Railway Bill Predicted   Final Draft of Conference Report is Being Made and Will Be Presented to Senate on Sattirday—House May Take  Up Bill on Monday or Taw pcdaw

Leaders Expect Legislation te Be on Statute Books Be. fore Lines Are Returned to Private Control.

RAILROAD BILL IS WOW READ)   DESIRE IS TO PASS RAILROAD LEGISLATION BEFORE THE ROADS ARE RETURNED TO OWNERS.

RAID BILL , WILL BE OUT - BY SATURDAY      Conference Report Agreed on > And Will bé Ready by Saturday, Says Toee eee eee) p ee Sonealee sa         WILL: BE RUSHED   Leaders Say ft Will"Not- Take. Long Te. ‘inish: Work on the  B Bill.  Small  Onovorition

Predict Prompt Passage — of the Railroad Bill   While There Is Some Opposition to the Measure as ’ Drafted It Is Not Believed It Will Delay Favorable Action.

EARLY PASSAGE OF RAIL BILL IS PREDICTION   Will Be Presented to Senate Saturday or Monday

A VICTORY OF FAR REACHING PROPORTIONS WON BY FAVORITE SON OF OHTO-RIVAL FACTION CLAINS A PARTIAL ~ TRIUMPH IN BUCKEYE STATE

FOUR BUILDINGS BURN   Arkansas Wite Causes Loss of $100,. ano. 1

NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN TROUBLE   Millerand Cabinet May Be Forced Out of Office  in Brief Time.

MILLERAND CABINET RESENTS ATTITUDE OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES   Supposed Failure of Govern: ment at the Start is Attrib. uted to Opposition to Steeg  Is Cause for Change.—Minister Mav Resion,

IN TROUBLE   Millerand Cabinet May Be Forced Out of Office  in Brief Time.

LOS ANGELES QUAKE IS CAUSED BY EXPANSION   Priest, Noted Astronomer, Says Shocks Were All of Short Duration.

PLANE TAKES FIRE, AIR WAALLAMEN BURN TO DEAT   ‘CONPLAGRATION STARTS AT AL TITUDE OF 500 FEET — PILOT HAD RESIGNED AND WAS MAK.  ING HIS LAST FLIGHT.

Air Mail Plane Pilot  and Mechanician Burn ta Denth tn Mata! Chi-

TWO AIRMEN MEET DEATH IN BURNING PLANE IN OHI   Plane Catches Fire Near Pemberville On Tuesday.

TWO DIE IN FLAMING PLANE   Air Mail Pilot and Mechanician Lose Lives While on Duty Near Toledo, O,

AERIAL POSTMEN — KILLEL   Pilot and Mechanician Bum to Death ~ when Plane Catches Fire in Air

Republic Acted Without Approval of Britain, Italy or U.S. in Occu pying German Cities

BRITISH REPLY 10 NOTE UNFAVORABLE   Germany Says She Will Hold France Accountable for Damages, 

German Siege Gun Not to Grace the City Park  « @e@Qiep..... rFoeeR .

Socialist Councilmen _ Prevent Display. of. _ War Trophy in Park   Big Siege Gun Used by Germans to Remain in ‘Tool House ~ at Shebovean

GUN AS ORNAMENT? 9 SOCIALISTS VOTE NO   Field Piece to Remain i Town's Tool House.

GERMAN NOTE TO FRENCH.   Instrument Handed to Premier Mille rand Deals with ituhr Situation.

THE ARNSTEI< CASE.   Important: Ruling Is Expected: To. day in Big Theft Trial.

a eS ee  KILLS HER LOVER, DAUGHTER AND SELF   Ponnsylvantia Weiman Shoots Man as  Me Sleeps With Wife and Enfant.

MACHINE GUNNERS USED IN KENTUCKY   On Duty to Protect Tobacco Chutes Following Attack by Night Riders

Menns Adopted in Kentucky as @ Protest Against Reduction in Tehnacen Prices.

Trish Engineer Refuses To Move Train In Which Pricnanarce Wore ta Rids

IRISH EXGINEER BALES.   2aircad Employec Reluses To Move Tr tarrying Prisoners.

SEEKS IDEAS ON WORLD PEACE. CABINET BOSS   FORMER PRESIDENT 1S MENTIONED FOR HIGH POST UNDER NEW REGIME

Not In Harmony on Association of Nations Plan, Ex- President Declares.   “TAFT ENCOURAGED BY SENATOR’S WORK   Disarmament Clause and ‘World Court, . Taft’s Strong Provisions.

CT TAFT 10 HELP HARDING'S NEW LEAGUE PLA’   Former President in Conference With President-Elect in Marion Today.

SCIENTISTS HOLD TEST WITH SPIRIT OF JAMES HYSLOF   “Convineing and Wonder. ful” Messages Already Received, Say Friends

Bi-Partisan Conferences Re - sulted in Some Understanding   Toe ere Secret agi  ence oe

SEVEN POINTS AGREED UPON. WHEN IRRECONCILABLES PUT. ~~ END TO SECRET. CONFERENCES   Five Other Differences to Be "Thrashed Out; Mert : _ings to Be Resumed    EXACT STATUS OF COVENANT

Status of Bi-Partisan Conference Revealed      When Conference Was Interrupted Agreements Had Been Reached  a a Ie Se

Tentative Agreements Were Reached on Five Other — Features of Reservations:    CONFERENCES TO BE RESUMED THURSDAY   PREAMBLE SETTLE MENT AND TENTATIVE AGREEMENT oN ARTICLE TEN REACHED  WHEN BREAK CAME

CAUCUS AGREED ON SEVEN POINTS   By-partisan Treaty Conference was Near Agreement on All Questions   WQVHEN IT BROKE UP   Conference will be Resumed Tomorrow —Tentative Agreement on Some

TREATY MUDDLE SEEMS FAR FROM BEING SOLVED   Trreconcitables Put Whole Sicuarion Uy in the Alr Wis. Laitce Hope, af Socrieanent.

CONFEREES REACH AGREEMENTS   Seven Points Setiled—Tentative Decisions on Five Others   MEETINGS RESUME THURSDAY   Supporters Think Pact Compromise Wil Be Reality

BEEN REACHED ON SEVEN POTS   IN RESERVATIONS WHEN B1-PAR“TISAN CONFERENCE WAs INTERRUPTRD.   TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ON FIVE OTHER POINTS   Partial Understandings = Covered Twelve of the £5 Divistons of Lodge Reservations.

CONFEREES REACH AN AGREEMENT ON 7 POINTS OF PACT   SENATORIAL LEADERS NEARING COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING WHEN CONFERENCES END      DISAGREE ON VOTE POWER   Lenroot Reservation on U. S. Voting Powers Keeps Conferees Apart and Question is Far From Settled

BLAZE ON MAYEFLOWER   Slight Fire Takes Place On Presi: dential Yaeht,

MAYFLOWER WAS ON’ FIRE.   Blaze on Presidential Yacht Quickly Eixtinecutished.

ROBBED AT LEAGUE MEETING   American Woman Suffrage Delegate Loses Furs at Geneva, Switzerland.

ROBBED AT'LEAGUE MEETING   American Woman Suffrage Dele Loses Furs at Geneva, ca zerland.,

CHARGED   AGAINST PONZI BY POSTAI PONZI   Young Financier Said To Be Unable To Meet Demands

PONZI GIVES UP TO AUTHORITIES; OWES MILLIONS   Unable to Meet Obliga_ tions Because of  Bank Closing   Is Arrested First For Using Mails  to Defraud and Later For Larceny

PONZ SURRENDERS UN FEDERAL CHARGE AND AWAITS TRIAL   10,4009 INVESTOKS INTRUSTED = 1 TO 20 MILLION DOLLARS To PINASCIER OFFICIALS SAY   DEBTS AUN INTO MILLIONS   Declires He Is Unable te Meet Obiigations Since Boston Bank Ordered Closed; Bail ts Furnished

HIS BANK IS UPON . ROCKS.      COMPLETELY BROKEN, IS CHARGE—INQUIRIES ! BY GOVERNMENT.

PUN! HANULED MANY MILLIONS   Forty Thousand Investors Handed Him Money   [mpossible of Fulfillment Say Postal Authorities — Ponzi Surrenders Himself Saying He is Unable to Meet Obligations — Received Between 15,000,000 and $20,000,000

WIZARD GOT. _ INVESTORS ALL Po OVER Uns.   Vouthtat Fluineier Arrested on Fed eral Wartant for Using Mails.to Petfraud Gives 825,000. Bond.

Al) 000 GULLIBLE INVESTORS LOGE  OVER S7.008.098   Developments Follow Thick and Fast After Arrest of Charles Ponzi by Unit ed States Postal! Authorities.   STATE 13 VIGTIMIZED   Investigation Reveals Men and Women in Every Walk of Life Were Fleeced by Mysterious International Reply Coupon Bubble.

Liabilities of $7,000,000 Shown So Far in Probe--Bank Used by Ponzi as Depository Probably Wiped Out--New England and New Jersey Investors Hard Hit by Get-Rich-Quick Scheme-Accused Silent on New Develonments

MONEY WIZARD SURRENDERS TO OFFICIALS   Ponzi Gives Up, Explaining That He Can’t Meet His Obligations   CHARGED WITH FRAUD   CLOSING OF HANOVER TPUST COMPANY EMBARRASSES POSTAL EXCHANGE ARTIST.

40,000 LAMBS WERE PLEECED BY PONZ   OFFICIALS DECLARE 15 TO 2 MILLIONS WERE “INVESTEb” BY VICTIMS   GULLED BY OWN GREED   paca ge Could  Not Resist Promse of 50 Per Cent Profit— Italian Arrested.

PON IS HELD FOR A HEARING   BOSTON SPECULATOR ARRESTED FOR USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD   Federal Audit Shows That 40,000 Investors Placed $15,000,000 With Him—Debts Amount to Seven Millions—Schemes Impossible of  . Fulfillment, Postal Officials Declare—Out on Bond.

FRAUD CHARGED AGAINST -PONZ   POSTAL AUTHORITIES DECLARE YOUNG FINANCIER UNABLE TO MEET DEMAND OF CREDITORS

ITALIAN [a neLU, YARN OT AGGEING   HIS BANK IS UPON . ROCKS.   COMPLETELY BROKEN, IS CHARGE—INQUIRIES ! BY GOVERNMENT.

PONZI TWIGE IS PUT UNDER ARRES   Furnishes Bond for HearingApproximately $20,000,000 “Invested” with Him.

HUGE SUM INVOLVED.      Some -40,000 Investors Intrusted More’ Than $15,000,009 to Charics Ponzi,

CET-AICH-QUICK PLAN OF PONZ PIPANTIC FRAUD   }orty Thousand Victims ‘ntrusted Boston “Wizard” With $20,000,000.

‘uueE “SUM: INVOLVED:      Bome -40;000 Investors Intrusted Mere! Than $15,000,-. 000 ‘to Charles Ponzi,

GET-RICH-QUICK KING IS TAKEN ~~ ON 2 CHARGES   Had Collected 20 Millions on Exchange Note  Scheme.

FEW DEMOCRATS IN STATE BODY   Legislature Convenes in Janu ary With More Republicans Than Ever.

WOOD MAINTAINS LEAD IN PRIMARY - VOTEIN S. DAKOTA   Returns Have Been Received From 1185 Out of 1740 Precincts

SQUTH DAKOTA RAGE WAS NOT RUNAWAY   Wood Led Lowden and Low. den Led Johnson but Margir Was Not Wide---Democratic Vote Very Light.

WOOD HAS GOOD LEAD,   Domocratio Returns Show Gerald Ahead in South Dakota.

dD. ENDOROES MAJ. GEN. WOOD FOR PRESIDENCY  BY db) VOTED   Returns FromAll But a Few  Small Precincts Show the ~ Army Man To Be Winner - in Primary; Big Plurality.   POINDEXTER  IS IN - THE ALSO RAN CLASS   His Incomplete Total in the State Is Less than 1,000; Poor Showing Made By Democratic Candidates.

PINAL RETURNS SHOW ‘WOGD VICTOR IN SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES   Has Lead Over Gev. Lowden of Illinois of Nearly Four housand

aaa mnauamiaes  Woon HAS CLEAR PLURALITY.   ‘south Daketa Count Haeegh Com plete ta “how Him Winner.

PLATFORM ADOPTED AND ELECTORS NAMEL   Ohio Republicans Make Shor Work of State Convention, Session ess Than Half Honr

ORGANIZED MUOVEMERT POR COTTON REDUGTION LAUNSHED AT MEMPH!   ALL BANKERS, FARMERS AN BUSINESS WEN OF THE SOUTH INVITE DTO ASSIST,

ASK AID OF BANKS. COTTON REDUCTION   Restriction of Credit To Individual Farmers Who Do Not Subscribe To Plan.

PULES REPORT FURTHER GAINS   Peace Emissaries of Russia and Poland to Meet at Riga.

SEVENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE   Of lowa Road Officials Opened Ir Ames Today For a Three Day Session.

Is Being Thrashed Out; .nt Serentl - Annual Conference of - Road Offictals

WOULD RULE LIKE WILSON   Nominee for Chile Presidency Admirer of United States Executive—For Progressive Policies.

STEEL MILLS SHUT DOWN THREATENED   Continued Shortage of Cars Disastrous.

SUSPENSION OF STEEL MILLS SAID TO BE LIKELY, BEGAUSE OF GAR SHORTAG

GAR SITUATION CONTINUES 10 — WORRY SHIPPERS   Commission Urged te Modify Priority Rule   WAGE “AWARD MAY HELP

CAR NEED MAY FORCE SHUTDOWN OF MILLS   RAILROAD MAN SAYS SITUATION WILL NOT GET WORSE, AND MAY IMPROVE.

MORE GOAL THE CRY FROM ALL SECTIONS   CLAMOR INSISTENT AND RELIEF SLOW IN COMING.   Commerce Commission Bom barded by Steel Industry, Which Is Threatened With Shutdown if Not Supplied.

CHASING OF STEEL MILLS THREATENEE   MANUFACTURERS NEED 28,300 CARS TO MOVE PRODUCTS, COMMISSION IS TOLD.

More Than a Score of Manufacturers Paint a Black Outlook: Willard Takes a More Optimistic View.

AR OHORTAGE MUAY CAUSE SHUT. OOWN OF GREAT STEEL MILLS OF COUNTRY

LACK OF CARS 10 CAUSE MILLS 10 CLOSE, IS CLAIM   Big Steel Manufac turers Fear Suspension of Industry.

SERIOUS SITUATION IN STEEL INDUSTRY   CAR SHORTAGE TH TENS TIEUP OF MILLS. M tt pala id   WILLARD IN REFUTATION   ‘Says Shutdown Will Be Averted— Storage Facilities Crowded  to Limit.

SUT DOWN STEEL MILLS THREATENED BY SAR SHORTAGE   Daniel Willard, However, Says Suspension of Industry Can be Avoided.   IMPOSSIBLE TO PLEASE ALL, COMMISSION SAYS      Urges That Shippers Follow Suggestion to Attempt Solution Through Cooperation Between Them and Railroad Officials.

MAY CLOSESTEEL MILLS BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE IN CARS   Railway Executives Official In sists Suspension Will Be Averted by Roads.   MILLS ARE ALL BLOCKED WITH PRODUCTS, IS CLAIM   Co-operation by Lecal Car Service Committee and Shippers May Solve Problem.

STEEL MILLS MAY BE SHUT DOWN. OUE TO CAR SHORTAGE    “MANUFACTURERS TELL LC, ¢ PLANTS ARE B WITH PRODUCTS

STEEL MILLS 10 CLOSE BECAUSE CAR SHORTAGE   Willard, Hawever, Disagree: With Spokesman for Steel  Men as to Situation.

THREATEN SHUT DOWN NATION'S STEEL INDUSTRY   Thinks Coal Transportation Movement is “‘Disturbing Problem.”

STEEL MILL SHUT DOWN IS LOOMING   Shortage of Cars Cause: Serious Situation in Iron Industry, Says Manufacturers.

STEEL INDUSTRY - PLEADS FOR CRS   Threatened With Complete Shut-Down Unless Rolling Stock {gs Delivered - ~   APPEALS TO COMMISsIaN   Mills Blocked With Products, Say Spokesman and Critical Situation Arises

SUSPENSION OF STEEL MILLS SMD T0 BE LIKELY, BECHUSE OF CAR SHORTAGE

PERILS STEEL MILLS OF BAST Experts Say Industry Must Have Open Tian Cars.

TT Peas Car horta: y Force Scores ' AF Blanks to Close.   RAIL EXECUTIVE  PROMISES RETTERMENT   Necessity of Rushing Coal te : Northwest Most Pressing  Problern at Present.

ASKS EARLY HEARING IN INVESTED CAPITAL CASE      Government Pushes ‘Suit Expected 40 Determine Moot Point Under Rev. enue Act .

LABELLE. INVESTED CAPITAL   CASE TO COME BE. FORE SUPREME COURT IN JANUARY   Iron ‘Co. Asks Refund of Taxes Collected Under Revenue Ruling — More than $1.000.000 Involved

BRITONS AND AMERICANS. TOAST GEO. WASHINGTON   AS “ONE OF THE HEROES or THE BRITISH RACE” AT BANQUET OF LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

MIAN WHO YANKEE BALI OH LIGN 3 TAIL to LAUOED  AN OLD LONDON   fhree Hundred Frominent Britons and Americans As Guests of Lord Mayor Toast George Washington   MAYFLOWER’S SAILING IS TO BE CELEBRATED.   rercentennial of the Departure of This Little Vessel From Plymouth Will. Be Observed During 1920,

BRITAINS TOAST WASHINGTON   Acclaim dustice, Freedom and = Humanity Uniting Two Peoples.

ANXIETY OF WAR DAYS REVIVED   Air of Tense Feeling Prevails In Paris,   SEEMS A GATASTROPHE   Foreign Office Declares Situa. tien Is Verv Grave.

DAYS OF 1914 Ant RECALLED BAY PRRISIANS   Downfall of Ebert Government !s Regarded as Catastrophic to France   OFFICIAL SAYS TREATY MAY BE SCRAP OF PAPER   FRENCH PEOPLE EXPECT MONARCHISTS SOON TO GAIN COMPLETE CONTROL OVER GERMANY,

DE VALERA SAYS MISSION TO AMERICA IS FULFILLED   Irish Leader Declares Self-Determination Reservation in Senate Completed Aims.

De Valera ts Joyous ova _ Senate Action Favoring hrish Independence.

DE VALERA oly SENATE o AUT ION FULFILLMENT   Adoption of Reservation for . Irish Self-Determination Ends Mission.   Thanks to American People Expressed in Message to Arthur Griffith.

VENGEANCE AGAINST BRITISH   Russian Bolshevists Make Threats  of BRewmerien ia

NAME ALIEN’S STATUS IN COMMUNIST PARTY   Hearings Opened Today Before Secretary Wilson.

COMMUNIST ALIEN STATUS WILL BE FIXED   Deportation Hearings Are Be ing Held Today Before Secretary of Labor Wilson.

ARMORY BOMBED; TROOPS GUARD STATE CAPITAI   Explosion in Cellar of Hart ford Arsenal Rocks Riildinge

HAS PRIZE HEIFER         it Age of 13 Geraldine O’Daniel Feeds and Cares For Calt 

“HAS PRIZE HEIFER.   At Age of 13 Goralaing O'Daniel Feeds and Ceres For Calf

Coal Operators Spekesman Whe Punish Those Who Break Capital.  Tahar fiantracte _

WOULD PENALIZE VIOLATORS      Coal Operators Spokesman Who Punish These Who Break CapitalLabor Contracts.

Ask How t* Enforce Contract Fulfillment   Coat Operators V . Comission 1 malize’ Violators of Agrcements Between -Capitul and Labor.”

Members of President Carranza’s Par ty Are Held In Connection With His AssassiMation,

CARRANZA'S FRIENDS NOW UNDER ARREST   Are Charged With Faiture to Pra tect the Flesing PresidentWhen Altacked While Sleeping,

CHARGE MURDER UF FIRST CHIEF   Members of Carranca’s Party to Fac Court for Former President's  , Death: Accusations of Theft of Pub lic Money Also Made.

MEMBERS OF CARRANZA’S PARTY ; IN TOILS OF LAW   f@y Enited Presa)

THREE MEN IN V, GARBAN/A 3 PARTY TAKEN   Implication in President's Murder Charged Murguia, Urquizo and Berlanga

ALBERT VOIGHT BADLY INJURED   Team Ran Away Breaking His Teg and Foot

OUTLAW MINERS TO GO: BACK.   Voted to. End Work Refrain Not. Authorized In By-Laws. 5

CREW FROM GROUNDED VESSEL ARRIVE HERE   THIRTY-ONE SEAMEN OFF JOEN M. EMERY ON BOARD THE COAST GUARD BOAT COMANCHE.

HELD FOR ARMY GOODS THEFT   sngyvions Officials at Brooklyn Sere Civilians and Soldiers With Stealing.

HELD FOR ARMY GOODS THEF7      Federal Officials at Brooklyn Charge Civilians and Soldiers With Stealing.

HAYS FORCES CHARGES INTO SENATE RECORD  SENATOR REED, DEMOCRAT, TRIES HARD TO KEEP  IT OUT. :  OFFERS EVIDENCE  : THAT COX IS AWET

COX IN FIGHTING MOOD; READY T0 GO TO BAT   Declared Again Last Night That He Will Prove Charges in Pirtsborgh Speech Tomorrow,

FATE OF GAME IS IN BALANCE: JOHNSON BALKS      Twelve Team Club Will Die if Minors Don’t Back It, Is Belief.

TRIBUNAL PLANNED TO SAVE BASEBALL   Probability of Baseball War  Discussed Following Action  of Club Owners

PROBABILITY OF BASEBALL WAR BEING DISCUSSED   [ff It Comes Five Americar League Club Owners Will be to Blame. Hevdler Savs.

L CLUB OWNERS FACE CONTROVERSY   Probability of Baseball War Freely Discussed by Followers of the Game   BAN JOHNSON IS SILENT   Heydler Places Responsibility on Shoulders of Insurgent > American Leaguers

MUST SHARE THE RESPONSIBILITY   lf Baseball War Follows Action of 11 Clubs   UP TO THE MINORITY   President Heydler Says Five American League Teams that have Not Declared in Favor of Abrogation of National Agreement Would be Responsible for Trouble

HARDING SENDS OUT SUFFRAGE SUMMONS   GOVERNOR OF VERMONT TO CONPER WITHE SENATOR,   Pressure Expected to Be Exerted to Induce Exeeutive to Call a Special Session of the Legislatare.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE PASSES 2.75 BEER BILE   ‘Would Permit Sale in Hotels anc : Restaurants in Certain  Cities.

NEW YORE ADOPTS 2.75 BEER   Bill Permits Sale im Restaurants and Ciubs: Bans Saicon.

OLD LINE LEADERS SEARCH FOR UANDIDATE TO DEFEAT M ADSL   Former Secretary of Treasury Admittedly Strongest Candidate in Field But. He Hasn't Enough Votes to Cinch Nomination; Threats of Wilson Dark Horse.

WANT MAN TO BEAT WADOO   Champ Clark  Being Dis cussed by Old Liners as Dark Horse

Week of July 13 to be Date for a High Grade Week of Pleasure —Polly of the Circus

MUSIC AND ENTER:  TAINMENT THROUGH: OUT CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM   “POLLY OF THE GIRCUS” A BIG FEATURE.

MUSIC AND. ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT CHAU ewnatrteeVia iPMMPBP A BA

VILLA WIPES OUT ENTIRE SETTLEMENT   Men, Women and Childred Murdered by Band   BAND TAKES HIDEOUS REVENGE FOR SNIPIN(   Young Man, Frenzied. Attacks Villa, Who Orders Slaughter

VILLA AND MEN WIPE OUT TOW)   WIPE OUT ENTIRE FARM SETTLE MENT OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

VILLA BANDITS... PLUNDER AGAIN   Massacre Over Fifty People in ‘Their Latert

VILLA KILLS ENTIRE FARM SETTLEMENT   News of Sunday Ou! rage Filters Across Mexican Border.

SLAUGHTERED BY VILLA MEN   Entire Mexican Farm Settlement Reported Wiped Out by Banadit Chief.

VILLA MURDERS 50: - WIPES OUT HAMLE}   HOMES AND CROPS OF FARM SETTLEMENT IN CHEHUAHUA BURNED, FOLLOWING WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.

MEXICAN MURDERERS ON RAMPAGE AGAIN   Band Under Villa Wipes Out Farming Settlement.

VILLA MURDERS SCORE FARMERS   Whole Settlement Wiped Out by Bandit Force in  Mexico.

VILLA SLAYS FIFTY PERSONS   Wipes Out Entire Farming Hamiet, Killing All Men.

REPORT DENIED.   President Carranza Will Not Retir In Favor of Obregon.

ULTIMATUM SENT GEAMAN ENVOYS   Teutons Are Ordered to Answer “Yes” or “No.”   WON’T CONSIDER CONDITIONS   Unequivocal Reply to Coal Demand Must Be Delivered at Today’s Plenary Session of Spa Confer ence, Premiers Declare.

ALLIES REJECT ~ RESERVATIONS   Germany Yields to Coal Demands With Additional Con” ditions.   MUST ANSWER “YES’ OR ‘NO   Premier Orders ‘German Envoys De. liver Unequivocal Reply at Today's Plenary Session of the Conference  —Simone Plead} for Help. ”.

GENERAL WOOD ENTERS RACE IN OIC   Files Declaration With Segre tary of State

BALKAN STATES ON THE OUTSIDE   Not Yet to Be Admitted to The Lengue—France Not to Dis. atm Until Germany Dosey,

WOULD ANAT TWO EX-FAES   LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP COM. MITTEE REPORTS ON AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA

PRESIDENT FORWARD MESOAGE ON ARRICHIA TO LEAGUE GF NATIONS   TEXT OF RECOMMENDATIONS NOT MADE PUBLIC AT STATE PEPARTMENT,

UELEGATE FROM DANADA SGURES LEAGUE PLANS   Proposed Methods of Forming Technical Boards Will Give Europe Control He Tells the Assembly      CANADIAN SUPPORTED BY AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE   Debate on Question is Postponed Until Thursday

PRESIDENT SENDS -- RECOMMENDATIONS   SENDS LEAGUE IDEAS ON ON ARMENIAN BOUNDARY LINES.

WILSON FORMULATES ARMENIAN VIEWS   Outlines Proposals as To Boundaries. —

BOUNDARIES — OF ARMENIA   President Has Forwarded Recommendations to League Council

Proposed Methods of Forming Technical Boards Will Give‘ Europe Control He Tells ~~  * the Assembly   CANADIAN SUPPORTED BY. AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE   Debate on Question is, Post~ poned Until!’ Thars- cfs . dav .

WILSON BOUNDS ARMENIA .FOR _ PEACE LEAGUE   Sends His Recommendation to Delegates in Session —™ at Geneya.

HITCHCOCK. IS NOY BACKWARD,   Statement Interpreted to Mean He Wait Arxgtk for Nominatton.

FIVE MURDERS ARE DESCRIBED   C. E. Blalock Describes to Sen. ate Commission Slaying of Americans By Mexicans.

MEXICAN MURDER TOLD)   AMERICAN COLONY COMPELLED * TO LEAVE MEXICO IN 1914, .   They Lost All Their Money and Five Lost Their Lives But This Gorverament Made no Protes’.

Witness Before Senate Commit“tee Investigating Mexican Situation Tells of Attacks Made Unon Colonists   FIVE KILLINGS RESULT IN LEAVING PROPERTIES   Women Having Personal Knowledge of Outlaw Assaults. to  Testify at San Antonio Hearinn

FARMERS SEE NO HELP FROM U.S      Se ee Eee CROP—HOLDING MOVE  ‘Congress May Be Called on For At— Farniers Declare That Without Creatt They Face Bula,

Farmers Declare They Cannot Hope for Aid From Government to Tide Them Over Present Period of Prices.

Ask Farm Conference to  Outline Crop-Holding Plat   Delegates at Washington Meet Declare Farmers in U.S Face Ruin; See No Help From Government in Crisis

FARMERS FACE CRISIS   Need Money to Tide Them Over Present Period.

WOULD FREE CONVICTS   Garment Workers Want A. F. OF . L. to Aid War Prisoners.   Bodies Which Helped Unauthorized Strike of Unions During Rall Walkout Condemned.

WORKERS WANT TO FREE PRISONER‘   Garment Workers Want A. F. OF L. to Aid War Prisoners,   Bodies Which Heiped Unauthorized Strike of Unions During Rail Waikout Condemned.

IN PLEA FOR ‘CONVICTS   GARMENT WORKERS WANT WAR PRISONERS RELEASED.   Ask Aid of A. F. of L. in Securing Their Freedom and Repeal of Espionage Act.

ASK STOP Of MASSACRES   Council of Premiers Wil! Order Concerted &ctian.   GIVE AID TO ARMENIANS   Military Occupation of Asiatic Turkey May Be Demanded.

OCCUPATION OF ASIATIC. TURKEY Ic WN panne)   Council of Premiers Has Decided Upon “Concerted Action” by Allies.   Massacre of Armenians b Turks May Cause Sending Troops.

EE UPG aba  HIS ABM)   Federal Force of 4000 Now Reported Having Left Manzanillo On Two Gunboats, Fully Equipped, for South   Lower California Governor Denies He Is Trying 10 Establish Independent State —Japanese Aid Is Sought

WONEN WILL HAVE DIG PART IN GOVERNMENT   THEY WILL PLAY A BIG PART IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF PRESIDENT HARDING,   A PLACE IN THE CABINET   One Woman ts Expected to Be Appointed to Cobinet if Deportoint ow Public Welfare Is Created,  To Fill Executive Pesitions.

WOMENTOPLAY LARGE PART IN  ADMINISTRATIN   MRS, ROBBINS MAY BE SECRETARY OF DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE

WOMEN TO HAVE LARGE PART IN NATIONAL LIF!   If New Department Is Created, Woman Will Be in Hard ing’s Cabinet.

WOMEN WILL PLAY LARGER PART IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS   rHE ADMINISTRATION OF SEN-« ATOR HARDING WILL HAVE WOMAN IN CABINET

BLOCH S VOTE TURNED TIDE FOR SUFFRAGE   Session One of Mos natic Ever Witnessed In Charleston. ~   of Senator Montgomery Doc'ared Vacant—Galleries Crowded to Limit.

APOLOGIZE ‘TO BRITALY..         Sénulor a Tenders ‘Apology: ~ Fer oP lag: Baruny, oe

COLBY MAKES VERBAL APOLOGY TO BRITISH   Action Taken Pending Repor on Burning Flag,

Government Apologize: for Burning of British (Flag by Irish Women

U. 0. dunn! FOR INSULT 10 BRITISH NATION    Burning of British Flag In Washingtor By Irish Women Prompts Apology to British Nation,

U.S. APOLOGIZES FOR BRITISHFLAG BURNING   Secretary Colby Expresses Re grets Verbally For Action Of Irish Sympathizers.

SECRETARY COLBY TENDERS APOLOGY   Regrets Extended To British Ambassador For Buring of British Flag In Washington.

OFFERS APOLOGY. FOR BURNING OF - ENGLAND’S FLAG   Offered Verbally to British Ambassador by Secretary of State Colby.

SOLBY TENDERS APOLOGY  TO BRITISH GOV'T FOR THE BRITISH FLAG . BURNING

UNCLE SAM ' BEGS PARDON - OF JOHN BULI   Secretary of State Colby Apologizes for Action of Irish Women.

Mobioils  J. A. FLETCHER   U.S. APOLOGIZES FOR DESECRATION   Secretary Colby Expresses Regret to Britain for Action of Icish Women.

WILL ATTEMPT A ~NEW PLAN HERE   ¥. W. CG. A. ADOPTS MOTION T¢ GRANT MEMBERSHIPS WITHOUT PAYMENT OF DUES.   ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY

Aviators Who Made Round Trip to Alaska Will Be  Given Great Reception

OFF TO RECEPTION — AT BOLLING FIELD   Airplanes Leave Mineola. This Morning.

PLANES ON WAY ETO WASHINGTON FOR RECEPTION   Three Ships Which Flew To Nome and Returned Given Escort.

JOINT CELEBRATION.         Farmers Organization ani. Suitda; Schools Praivie Township.

JOINT CELEBRATION,   Farmers Organization and Sunday Schools in Prairie Township.

NO PLANS FOR RETURN OF MORARCH. HOWRVER. GIVEN   Tremendous Vote in Favor of Former Ruler of Greeks ‘ Indicated.   BRITAIN’S. DISLIEE FELT   Financial Pressure Upon Athen Government Apparently Becoming Stronger,

BIG G. O. P. LANDSLIDE THOUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, HARDING CARRIES KANSAS BY 200,000.   Every Republican ‘Elected to Office in ‘Republic County and . State—Allen Carries Kansas By 170,000 Majority.

REPUBLICANISM SWEEPS WHOLE NATION:   BIG G. O. P. LANDSEIDE -THOUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, HARDING CARRIES KANSAS BY 200,000.   Every Republican Elected to-Office in Republic County and State—Allen Carries Kansas By 170,000 Majority.

“ATE OF SIXTEEN YEAR OLD ST. LOUIS GIRL IN HANDS OF JURY   Charged With Murder of Step Father—State Asks First Degree

WHY SHE KILLED HEH OTEPFATHER   Ursula Broderick. of St. Louis. Faces Life Terin in Prison.

St. Lowlis Girl of Sixteen Who Shot Her Stepfather Makes That  Her Defense.

GIRL ASSERTS SHE SLEW STEPFATHER TO PROTECT HONG   Fate of Ursula Broderick, 16 Charged With Murder, Now Rests With Jury—Life Imprisonment Asked.

SLEET STOPS TRANSPORTATION.   Storm is Called Worst of Ite hind Mitte 19007.

Cantain Walsh, of the Irish Pickets         Arrested tu Front of Brit in Washington ‘Po

HEAD OF PIGKET BRIGADE TAKEN   Woman: Who Styles Herself “Captain” is Arrested and Jailed by Police.   APPEAL. TO EMBASSIES

THREE WOMEN  PICKETS TAKEN FROM EMBASSY TO JAIL CELLS   Trio, Held at Deten tion Home When They Fail to Furnish Bonds.

WOMEN PICKETS HAULED IN.   Three More Arrests at Washianagto: Growing Out of Violations.

KILLED MAN: WHO. SCORNED. "AMERICA SPEEDILY -FREEI   Takes dury at ‘Hammond, Ind., “Juat Two Minutes to Acquit Italian Who Protected Country's Honor, ; -

CENSUS RETURNS BEING COMPILED   OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON POPULATION TO START SOON.

POPULATIONS OF CITIES WILL BE NVAILABLE SOOM   Forces of Enumerators Are at Work and Results Will Begin to Be Announced in May or June, Says Director

CENSUS REPORT TO BE MADE IN JUN!   In Some Districts Work Is Being Hampered By Weather ” Conditions.

PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET WITH MRS. TEMPLE TUESDAY

DEPORTED-EDITOR 10. ~BE HEARD BY COLB}   Secretary Colby Will Inquir Into Status of American Writer

Object to Pririciple In Ruling of Supreme Council, _ State Denartment Says.

U.S, WILL NOT ACCEPT PAY FOR SHIPS DESTROYED   State Department Objects t Settlement Made by the Supreme Council.

UNCLE “SAM REFUSES TO ACCEPT INDEMNIT\   Objects in Prineiple te Supreme Council Settlement in Seape Flow Watter.

GERMAN INDEMNITY REFUSED BY AMIERICE   WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY ‘REPARATION FOR SCAPA FLOW : SINKING.

U.§. REFUSES TO SHARE INDEMNIT)   OBJECTS TO PRINCIPLE LN SET PLEMENT MADE BY SU  PRUME COUNCIL.   WOULD GET 2 PER CENT   Germany Instructed to Pay the Allied Powers for Sinking of Fleet in Scapa Flow.

AMERICA DECLINES TO TAKE INDEMNIT}   United States Objects in Principle to Settlement.   TERMS ARE MADE PUBLIC   Germany Required to Deliver Certain Inland Steamers and Harbor Facilities for Destruction of Fleet at Scapa Flow -—— Officials Plan to Waive Claim of Nation.

BICKNELL MINE. RESUMES WOR NEXT TUESDA         LARGEST SOFT COAL J IN WORLD, SEALED NO

BICKNELL MINE.  RESUMES WOR} NEXT TUESDA   LARGEST SOFT COAL MIN IN WORLD, SEALED NO’ 7 BECAUSE OFFI, READY FOR OPERATIO!

CONSULATE-AT ZURICH. BOMBED   U. §. Consulate Wrecked by. Bomb Exploded Under a “Porch Last Nights:

ULSTER -MEN : ORGANIZE      Volunteers Take Field to Ward . Of! Sinn Fein Raids...

THIRD WEEK OF LEGISLATURE TO START TONIGHT   COMMITTEES WILL BE NAMED BY PRESIDING OFPICERS EN BEACH BRANCHEHE AS USUAL

LEAVE STUNNING DEBT   —_ . a . SENATOR NEW, PREDICTS HEAVY NATIONAL LEGACY   Neal AdmJnistration WHL Have Staggering Burdon, He Says

REBEL FORCES IN MEXICO CAPTURE TOWN: FEDERAL TROOPS READY TO FIGHT

eee ec, EN A NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.  Rush Government ‘Troops to Chiapas

Illinois and Indiana Chiefs Voted to Reject Proposal at Their Meeting in Chicago.   MINERS FINED FOR STRIKING   May Spread Dissatisfaction—Coal Seized From Railroad for Alton State Hospital, Report.

BREAK TO COX COMES WITH RUSH AT END AND IT I$§ MADE UNANIMOUS ON MOTION OF MANAGER FOR THE McADOO MEN, AMID CHEERS F   NOMINEE IS RETICENT.

KLASIIES   Potter Hit by Falling Saccer.   *. Nation-Wide Probe of Unemplovment.”

CALLS FOR CHICAGO TROOPS   Strikers and Warkers Clash at Kewanee (lil.) Factory.

CHICAGO TROOPS CALLED GUT   Five Hundred Men 6f Eleventh Iti nois Infantry Reserve Rushed 2 to Kewance.,

IOWA FARMER S HELD FOR MURDER   Taken to Oklahoma Charged With Crime of Seven  Years Ago.

R. I. Governor Says Law and Order Must Be Pre served Without Any Laestahan   BRISTOL GUARDS ARE INSPECTED

BEECKMAN WILL USE FIRM HAND   Announces That He Will Adopt Seat. tle Pian in Dealing With Ali Disturbances

MONTANA CITY ON NERVOUS EDGE   BIG MINE RESUMES WORK WITH U.S. REGULARS CAMPED NEAR,

WAIT ARRIVAL OF MRS. HAMMIL   Coroner’s Jury Will Render No Verdict For Several Days

SERMON 15 CAUSE OF VICE RAIL   Arrest Proprietor and Em ployees and Seize Large Quantity. of Liuvor.   500 PATRONS OF  RESTAURANT FLEE   Inspector of N, Y. “Tender lein” Distric€ Is. Now Under Investigation.

NEW YORK RESTAURANT RATo   Proprictor of Place Mentioned by Minister is Arrested.

ACALL’ FOR HOMES   MORE HOMES 15 TIPTON's OXE GREAT NEED.   Under Present Contitions We Can Xor Hope to Expend.

A CALL FOR HOME:   MORE HOMES Is TIPTON'S ONE GREAT NEED.   tader Present Conditions We Can Not Hope to Expand,

20,000 WAIFS IN NEAR EAST GIVEN SUGCOR         Bolshevik Agents Aré Unfriendly ta Amervicans.

E. E. E. M'JIMSEY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR   Republican Committee Unanimously Endorses Him for the Office—Opponent Arthur Hyde, Trenton,

CAPTAIN PLEADS GUILTY OF BEING A GERMAN SP   Forty-eighth U. S. Infantry Commander Sought as a Deserter Says He is a Germar Spy Also.—Had Absconded With £4 000.

DESERTER ALSO  SPY FOR GERMAN   Hans Willet, One of Cadet Corps, Sent Into U. S. Army.

German Cadets. Lead American Troops  To Slaughter, Alleged Spy Assert:

GERMAN ESPIONAGE.   New Hun Method Brought to Ligh in Captain’s Coufessions.

TRAINED BY HUNS HE IS ALLEGED TRAITOR TO U.S.   ‘Hans Willett, Sought as De  serter, Says “You've Got Me’”’ to Police.

Admits Plot ToLead Men Into Death   GERMAN AGENT GOT RANK AS CAPTAIN HERE DURING WAR.

FORMER ARMY CAPTRIN MAKES CONFESSION Ht WAS HUN SPY IN WAR   WAS HELD AS DESERTER AFTER ABSCONDING WITH ALL THE COMPANY FUNDS.

U8, ARMY AIFFIGER ADMITS HE WAS SPY      He Was To Lead Men To Slauchter i

HANS WILLETT, ALIAS CAPT. JOHN WILLIARS ADMITS BEING GERMAN SPY IN THE WORLD WAR   SAYS HE IS ONE OF 300 CADETS TRAINED IN GERMANY AND SENT TO THE UNITED STATES

CAROLINA GOVERNOR URGES PASSAGE OF SUFFRAGE MEASURE   Will Introduce Amendment i  Special Message to Speated Gientom

Woman’s Suffrage 5 In North Carolina   Special Session to Suse on Anthony  Amendinent fo the Erderay Consfl. tulion,

“PICTURE BRIDES” TO SAIL   Hundreds of Jap Girls Are Waiting Ships for America. »

JAP GIRLS COMING TO JU. S§S.,   Hundreds of “Picture Brides” in Japanese Ports for Transportation to America.

GERMAN JUDGES WANT TO SIT IN   WANT VOICE IN TRYING THE HUNS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAR,

SPLIT IN LIBERAL PARTY BRITISH POLITICS IN CHAOS   Asquith Makes Significant Statements Regarding the Part Labor Is Playing in Affairs of State.

BRITISH LIBERAL PARTY SPLIT UP ASQUITH LEADEA   Hi WILL OPPOSE PREMIER,   ASQUITH DECLARES THAT GEORGE POLICIES ARE FATAL, ~ 

BRITIOH LIBERAL PARTY OPLIT UP, ASQUITH LEADER   HE WILL OPPOSE PREMIER, , ,   ASQUITH DECLARES THAT, GEORGE POLICIES ARE FATAL. , }

LIBERAL PARTY BADLY’ SPLIT   Lloyd-George and Asquith Have Lit tle in Common.

SOLDIER RELIEF  BILL READY FOR  YOTEON MONDA}   HOUSE COMMITTEE COMPLETES FORMULATION OF MEASURE TO HELP SERVICE MEN

REAL BEER IS NOW EXTIACT   Milwaukee Puts Two Boit'es. Orie Dark, One Light in the Public Museum,

PAVING PLEDGE NOT LEGAL   Such is the Opinion of County Attorney Shotwell.

Danes Clamor For Republic; Protest Cabinet Dismissal   Nation-wide Strike Threatened As Result of Ousting of Zahle Cabinet   » CROWDS PARADE STREETS ALL NIGHT   Populace and Soldiers Engage In Slight Encounters—Russian Empress Implicated

Crowds Thronging Streets and Demanding Republic Have Frequent. Clashes. With: “the Police Guard at Capital   Independent Socialists Join Majority in Determination to Force Concession From Ruler and the New: Ministry

HANGED DAY AFTER CAPTURE   Texas Negro Caught Monday Is Pub Holy and Legally Executed the — Following Day.

MONEY IS PROMISED FOR MOVEMENT OF BIG CROPS   Stocks Make Up Much of Earlier Loss es in More Activa Trading of Last — , Half of Week

SHERMAN LAY ~ NOLLIFIED 1S BELIEF   PALMER IS EXPECTED T( -- MAKE STATEMENT AT EARLY DATE

BRITISH LABOR WILL... OPPOSE ANY ACTION AGAINST BOLSHEVIK   Labor Party Will Try to Force British Troops’ Withdrawal From Russia.

BRITISH LA  WARNS AGAINST INTERFERENCE WITH RUSSIANS   Boisterous . Meeting Ends With Near Challenge to the  Constitution   FORCE IS TALKED OF   Withdrawal of the British Troops From Russia is Nemanded

LABORITES  IF ENGLAND MADE. IT UNMIS: TMABLY CER   Will Oppose Direct Action on Bol shevik and Blockade of Soviet Russiz.   Also Want Troops Withdrawn, Oppose Support to Gen. Wrangel and Recognition of Soviets.

FIGHT PLANNED ON RENT PROFITEERS   Governor Is Urged To Cal Special Session Of Legislature

RENT PROFITEERS ARE TARGETS   Cleveland Tenants Want Legistation to Curb Prices

PUdoto ARE UN THE TRAIL   Seeking Bert Boke, Who Killed Brother-in-Law at Muscatine.

GL ANAN MOB RENEW AUOT ON WEONE SHA   Death Toll Tuesday Reportec at 42. Additional Reinforcements Are Ordered   ALLIES MAY WITHHOLD LISTS OF WAR GUILTY   THREATENING CONDITIONS IS NEW REPUBLIC CAUSE CON. SIDERATION OF DELAYING TRLALS.

UEMONSTRATION Ih BERLIN RENEWED   Toll in Tuesday’s Fighting in Front of Reichstag Building May Reach Fifty Dead.   ‘SCORES SEVERELY WOUNDED   Rioting Breaks Out Suddenly But is Not Regarded Revolutionary in Character.

FOR WAR . TY CONSIDERED   Hecaase of Strikes wad Riots Allics Beliove Domang-Shoyld Be Withheld,

42 DEAD AND 105 WOUNDED IS TOLL OF BERLIN RIOTS   ADDITIONAL SOLDIERS ORDERED TO BERLIN TO PRCTECT CITY AGAINST RIOTING        DELAY TRIAL OF WAR LORDS   wlties Plan Postponement of Demand for Guilty Germans Hecause of Fear of Another Uprising — Bauer is ised

BERLIN RIOTING 1S RESUMED   Forty-Two Killed and 4°5 Are  ‘Wounded in Front uf the Reichstag

TUESDAY'S TOL! 42 DEAD; ifs WOUNDED   UprisingMay Delay Trials of War  -Criminals   Allies Fear Extradition of Otfenders Might Cause the Overthrow of Ebert

EATHA FORGE  10 PREVENT RIOTING IN GERMANY   Forty-two Killed and 165 Wounded During Fight at Reichstag

Rioting Renewed In Berlin      Deaths as a Result of Yesterday's Fighting Before the Reichstag Number 42. Ininred 105

‘MORE GERMAN RIOTING      Military: ‘Authorities Have Called - Out-New, Troops. —

WARNING OF STREFT-RIQTING   Great Crowd in Front of Reichstig Building Was Orderly Un. til a Given Signal,   THEN ALL AT ONCE THE DELUGE CAME   German Gavernment Today Re. ports Having the Situation Well Under. Control—Forty Two Were Killed During the Street Fight.

NUTING RENEWED IN BERLIN ADDITIONAL IROUPS PROTECT CITY   Toll Of Tuesday's Fighting In Front Of Reichstag Is Placed At 42 Killed And 105 Wounded~Casualty List May Be Further Increased

CHECOTAH GIRLS. ae “ARE: CHAMPIONS.   C. H..S. Girls Win Eastern) Ola, Roma ‘Championship—Boys  Searond in: District. -

THE. GIRLS ARE CHAMPS.   > HS, Girls Win Easterp Okla ~ homa Championship—Boys Secand in District.

MICHIGAN PRIMEARTES (PODAY      Nine Lepublicams Are far ace fer Gover wos.

NINE REPUBLICAN SEEK TOP RONGR Ih MICHIGAN PRIMARY   Large Field of Gubernatoria Candidates Opposed Today by One Democrat.

Conference Today Had for Its Object Better Understanding Between

Homes of Prominent Men in New York Are Put Under Close Surveillance   HEAVY GUARD ON WATCH FOR HARTFORD BOMBERS   ADDITIONAL ARMS AND AMMU NITION SUPPLIED OLIVE LAND OFFICERS IN) ANTICT PATION OF UPRISING.

Entire Police Force Held in Reserve But Early Houra Show No Disturbance.

ATTACKS STAND OF U, 8.   Jdobn Beil Lditer Tells of Relations With America.

JOKN BULL EDITOR SAYS KING'S SPEECH - NEEDS AMENDMENT   Not eaceah is Said About Relations With America

M, P, TRAIN HELD UP LAST NIGHT   Four Men Entered Mail Car in Suburbs of St. Lonis and Fling Out Mail Pouches

A Free 1921 Calenda Is Waiting For Every Reader of The Reaister.

A Free 1921 Calendar Is Waiting For Every Reader ar The Daily Times ©

Governor Cox Delays Action On Suffrage Aid   Makes No Response On Plea For Aid In Tennessee Situation   MAY MAKE TRIP TO STATE, RUMOR   Expect 100,600 to Hear Speech At Notification On Saturday

MAGNA VOX’ IG WORKING WELL   ‘Sound Amplifier Expected to Carry Voice of Governor Cox to Great Throng.   CHAIRMAN WHITE IS ENROUTE TO DAYTON   Announcement of Personnel of Democratic Executive Committee Expected Soon.

BOXERS, WRESTLERS IN FINAL TRY-OUTS   Winners of Both Finals Will) Sai July 20th for Olympic Games at Antwerp.

OUT OF THE RACE.      Senator Harding Retires From Local Field in Ohia.

DISCRIMINATION IS _ “CHARGED BY LABOR   Wisconsin Opposes Method of Selecting Officers,

MEET IN OSHKOSH IN 1922   So the State Labor Federation 0 Labor Decides—Features of the Seucinn sas

RAILROAD SITUATION   ‘Vigorous Effort Being Made to Improve Service in West Texas

EE a eT a a ae a a a a a a ae ai a a aa  West Texas Railroad Situation  Considered: By Regional Heads And Early Relief Is Promised

AGAIN A VICTIM OF HIS ENEMIES   German Minister of Finance  ‘Shot by-a Would-Be As sassin But Escaped With ‘Slight Wound   WILHELMSTRASSE NOW - GUARDED BY TROOPS

ERZBERGER, THE .  HUN MINISTER ~ FINANCE SHOT. ‘BY CADET OFFICER   The Would-be Assasyit Wus af Once Arersted. Erxberger Wounded in Shoulder, .

MATHIAS ERZBERGER WAS SHOT IN THE SHOULDEN   Minister of Finance of Germany Was Wounded as He Was Leaving Court.

PAZOERGEE, FUE OFTRLATY SHIT AVA a,  German Lan vende   German. Lawrer’ Waunded as He Is Leaving Court ; - in Berlin.   SIDED IN ARMIST’CE   Resigned as Paris Delegate Rather Than Sign. Treaty Terms. : _

GEAMAN MINISTER OF FINANCE WOUNDED ko HE LEAVES COWRTROCN   One Shot Strikes Official Fol lowing Hearing In Suit for Alleged Linel   EVACUATION OF UPPER SILESIA IS BEGUN   Teuton Troops Moving From District and-Allied Forces will Replace Them

GERMAN MINISTER OF FINANGE SHOT   Mathias Erzberger Slightly Wounded While Leaving the Criminal. Courts Building.

TRIED TO KILL ERZRERCHE   Minister “of Finanee Wountea in Berlin Ceurt Rotlaine

GERMAN CHIEF OF FINANCE IS HIT-BY BULLET   Erzberger Slightly Wounded by Shot Fired as He Leaves Berlin Court.

ATTSCKYE.        ERZE      wan Minister Shot While Leaving Court.

wl? (gare  . a Fy 2  2 ; = ad  2 wt % bs %  * r  at Ft ae . + ~~ ee: hase   German Official Shot as He Was Leaving Criminal Courts Building: After Hearing in the Helfferich Libel ct is Ca ptured  By the Police.  tie ieee

CRCBLAGER [5 WOURULD Wi  LEAS TARE  iv   SLIGHT WOUND TN SHOULDER ©} MINISTER OF FINANCE; ASSAILANT ES ARRESTED,

GERMAN MINISTER OF FINANCE oHUI   ATTEMPT IS MADE TO KILL MATHIAS ERZEBERGER, NOTED WAR FIGURE.

ERZBERGER SHOT BY ASSAILANT ON ~ WALK IN BERLIN   German Minister Only Slightly Wounded ; Police Apprehend. - . Man Attacking Him.

Assassin Attempts to Kill Erzberger   German “Minister of Finance Shot { Shouldee by SUI ETI ASEA LAE cd. a

ERZBERGER, THE  HUN MINISTER  ~ FINANCE SHOT. BY CADET OFFICER   The Would-be Assussin Was at One Aretsted, Erzberger Wounded in Shoulder,

ERZEBERGER WOUNDED.   Assassin Atvempts the Life of German Cabinet: Leader.

TO KILL GERMA   Mathias Erzberger, Minister of Finance Is Wounded In Shoulder— Assailant is Arrested.

HERR ERZBERGER AGAIN A VICTIM OF HIS ENEMIES   German Minister of Finance Shot by a Would-Be Assassin But Escaped With Slight Wound   WILHELMSTRASSE NOW GUARDED BY TROOPS

l FOR MAIL ROBBET   Man Implicated in $5,000,000 Theft, Will Testify Against Accomplices.

KIETH COLLINS “Q” MAIL BANDIT GETS 15 YEARS   Colling Share In the Loot Consisted of #25,000 tn Currency, [nspector ' Told Court

KEITH COLLINS   WAS MASTER MIND IN BURLING TON FIVE MILLION DOLLAR MAIL ROBBERY

KEITH GOLLINS GETS PIFTEEN-YEAR TERN   PLEADED GUILTY TO PART IN OMAHA MAIL ROBBERY.   Will Serve His Sentence at Fort Leavenworth—Was Indicted on Six Counts—Judge Wade Presides.

LEADER OF ANG PLEADS GUILTY TODA)   Tells of Great Mail Robbery Wher Arraigned Before Federal Judge Wade   SPENT 32,260 OF LOOT TNL RMORT TRIE   . Had Beéh Given $25,000 in Curren: cy as Wis Shure of the Beoty

MAGICA MIND IN ROGBERY D OENTENGED   Keith Collilns, Who Lec  Gang In Mail Car Robbery, Goes Te Leavensworth.

ENTER PLEA I GUILTY; fo CENT ENCED   NOT MASTER MIND OF BOLDEST MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY  een ome eee  ey * FY Pees    weet tor Tells Court  j  - Collins Was Dragged  Into Crime.

ARUING MAKES STIRRING APPEAL UN filo WESTER TRIP IN STUMP SPEECH   League Would Bind Boys and Girls of America To Europe He Tells Audiences Who Cheer Republican Candidate Wildly.

LOCK JAW CAUSES DEATH   Burn Results Fatally. Littlestown Man Dies,

PACKING CO, CORPORATION DEAL TOLD   Drawn for Accommodation of Officials. Says Snell.

CLAIMS PENETRATION OF CRIMEAN REGION   Russian. Soviet Official Statement.

INSIOTENGE Ot BAYAN TO HAVE ARI PLATFORM  CAUSES GRE   Nebraskan Declares. He Wants a Document That “No Wet Can Run On;” Fight Will Be Waged   SILENCE OF WILSON PUZZLES SUPPORTERS   Candidates Cannot Be Considered Until Contest: Over a Number of Planks Are Settled

oUEo AATHER THAN THE TICKET TO FORM BASIS FOR BIG BATTLE   NO NOMINATIONS UNTIL PLATFORM ROW IS SETTLED ON FLOOR   WET PLANK, IRISH RECOGNITION AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS WIiLit HOLD DELEGATES FOR THE TIME, THEN CANDIDATES WILL RUN 

COX AND PALMER TEST WITH INITIAL BALLOT   ELIMINATION OF ATTORNEY GEN. ERAL PREDICTED BY OHIOAN’S _ WORKERS,   Delegates Instructed for. Other Candidates Daily Are Merging With McAdoo Forces

THE PLATFORM FIRST   DEMOCKATS WILL SETTLE THAT “QYESTION AT START.   After That the Matter of no Candi. date Will Come Up.

CON VENTION OPENS TODA Y  oO  BRYAN TO BATTLE WILSON   EXPECT COX AND PALMER TO GO FOR SHOW OF STRENGTH ON FIRST BALLOT; “MOHAVE DESERT PIEANK ’ QE RRYAN OF FIRST IMPORTANCE

MG FIGHT 10 Gt ON LIQUOR ISSUE   Wilson Forces Pursue Hands. Off Policy.   LEAGUE IS ALSO PROBLEM   Lines of Fight Over Irish Question Not Clearly Defined— Little Change in Lineup of Candidates’ Strength—-Administration Control of Convention Challenged.

WET PLANK, fRISH RECOGNITION AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS Wild HOLD DELEGATES FOR THRE PINE, THEM CANDIDATES WILD BUN         ‘MANVEMENT 0 MAKE WALSH OF MONTANA PERMANENT CHARMAN OF CONVENTION 1S APPARENTLY ABANTANEN

SAILS SET FOR STORMY TIME   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Nor To BE A LOVE FRAST.   MANY ISSUES COME TO FRONT   RIGGPR FOR TIME BANG THAN THE CANDIDATES.   Hryan Ferntshteg Prelimteeary Ftrewerksa a2nd Pierty ef Them— Stage Arranged For Opesjag, Nove Today.

Arrested at Hoteltssex, Where - Blaze Occurred - Yesterday         Télts- Ps lies “He: Set Fiver When-He Had “Wheels ‘ia “Hie “Head”: Des serted From Ship North Dakota

NAVY DESERTER STARTED FIRES IN BOSTON HOTELS   Hobco, Formerly cn the North Dakota, is Arrested and Makes Confession-“Wheels in Head” He Says

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR MACSWINEY FUNERAL   Body to Lie in State From Wednesday Evening Until Thursday Morning.

MUSIC MEMORY TEST. .   Commendable Kiort to be Exverted for Better Music.

PRESIDENT PARDONS SIDEBOTHAM AND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE REPORT SAYS) WHEELER'S SPITE CAUSED PROCEEDING   ‘Council of League Fonors Hlihu Root

RECORD onO WS HIM A VICTIM UF ANIMOSITY   Report of Investigators Says Convicted Man Guilty of No Offense— Postal Authorities Made No Charge.  ee   Even When All Concerned Sought Pardon for Sidebotham, Wheeler Objected on Grounds All Now Disproved.

PRESIDENT PARDONS SIDEBOTHAM AND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE REPORT SAYS WHEELER'S SPITE CAUSED PROCEEDING

BEFORE SMASHING BLOW OF THE SOVIET FORC         Resistance Along Entire Front Is a: . tered by Continued Assault, Reports Today Indicate:              Germany as. us’ Rp Jue Armed Force ‘Withi  Period Of Three Mon:

BALK POLES   Gigantic Pincers Drive b Bolsheviki Defeats Foe on Wide Front

Bolsheviki Smash Polish Defense in  Drive to Warsaw   ' ee a ee Kans = 42 oe va Capture of Mohilev Is Indicated in Dispatches; Warsaw Ad mits Fall Of Rovno: Polish Diet Appeals for Postpone ment of Plebiscites “in View of Peril to Poland and All of Civilized World.”

SMASH POLE RESISTANCE   Bolshevik Forces Carry Out Wel Planned Military Manaeuver

ENTIRE FRONT FROM GERMAN TO AUSTRIAN BORDER CRUMBLING UNDER BOLSHEVIK ATTACKS,   Number of Important Vowns Have Been Captured by the Bolshevik Forces—Polish Premier Goes to Spa.

MANY VESSELS LOST ~ IN RECENT STORMS   Calls for Assistance Stil Being Received; Rail ~ Conditions Better

ATLANTIC oTORM DESTROYS otllPs   Past Week Saw Many Mor Added to Already Large List.

Retail Price Reductions  *Show False Prosperity in America,Says Leffingwell

PRICE REDUCTIONS BY RETAILERS AND BY WHOLESALERS   THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IN. DIC ATES PRESENT HOT AIR PROSPERITY WILL CEASE   THIS IS THE OPINION OF ASS'T SECY OF TREASURY LEFF. INGWEIT EXPRESSED

TTELL REFUSES 10 ANSWER QUESTIONS   Former Boxer, Accused of Gam bling, Will Not Talk Except Before Jury.

DENVER STRIKERS TO JAIL   Seven Officials of Union Who Call Car Strike Sentenced to Ninety Days.

UNION HEADS GET JAIL SENTENCES   Men Who Called Street Ca Strike Guilty of Contempt of Court.

DENVER STREET CAR MEN JAILED   Union Leaders Sentenced to 90-Day Terms by  Judve.

JAIL FOR DENVER STRIKERS   Union Officials Who Called Strike Are  Cantenced.

LEADERS IN GAR STRIKE JAILED   Denver Judge Sentences Seven Exeeu tive Members te Ninety Days

GLAD THAT SHAMROCK WON   Brangordown Staged Cele bation Because the Future Races May be Held There

IRISHMEN INTERESTED.   Residents of Bangor Down Anxious a Ota FT tutan Ta win.

YEGG SHOT IN'AN: ATTEMPT TO:ROE   Was an “EX-Boldier ned Was Aftes * $8,000 “Payroll at: Thmie- °

HOOD COUNTRY WITH “BOOTLEG IN BOND’   REVENUE BUREAU WARNS AGAINST SPURIOUS © ‘BOTTLED  2 an 1:   COUNTERFEITING STAMPS   Fake Government Lebels Used ir Many Parts of Conntry~ Wood Alcohol,

BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKEY. MAY BE ‘WOOD ALCOHOL   Disclose Wide Counterfiéting of Internal Revenue . Stanins

POUNTERFEITING OF INTERNAL REVENUE CTAMP WIDESPREAD   STAMPS BEING USED ON BOT. TLED BEVERAGES LABELED “BOOTLEG EN BOND.”

FRENCH TURN GUNS UPON THE GERMANS   SERIOUS CLASH AT FRANKFORT, WITH SOME FATALITIES.   Colored Treopere Resent Jeering by Crowds, and Open Fire—Seber Side of Occupation Being Realized.

HHENGH PREMIER EXPLAINS POLICY TOWARD GERMANY   Delivers Note to German Charge Wil-. helm von Mayer   ALLIES MAKE i NO COMMENT

POLORED TROOPS OPEN FIRE == ON CROWD AND MANY FALL   FRANCE IS EXPLAINING ATTITUDE ID INVADING ZONE   LAST RED STRONGHOLD HAS FALLEN AND IT IS SAIL RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISTS WERE REAL LEADERS IN THE REBEL MOVEMENT

SHE HAS THE LAST WORD.   Weenie County Woman Will Have ier Nome onthe Primary Balto.

DECLARES MURDER WILL NOT TERRORIZE CORK   Deputy Lord Mayor O'Calla. ghan Issues Statement on MacSweenev's Death.

SAYS W’SWINEY MURDERED.   Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork Holds iingland Responsible.

FRENGH RAIL STRIKE EXDS   Right of Men to Organize Will be  > prec wasrecet ovch

Terms of Sett'ement I Include Right of Men To Organized Throughout Systems of France, -

FRENCH RAILWAY MEN GET RIGHT TO UNION   SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE GIVES EMPLOYES RIGHT TO ORGAN{ZE AS THEY SEE FiT.

PRENCH STRIKE SETTLED.      Towns of, Agreement Indicate a Victory-For. the Wen, ;

STRIKE CF BAN ROAD ‘WORKERS OF FRANCE SETTLED OW POINT   Right cf Men-To Organize Te -Be Respected; Arhitration Plan Accepted.

REMOVED GY ANNOUNCEMENT   HEADS OF UNIONS VOTE TO GIVE NEW LAW A TRIAL.   TO SEE IF WAGE DEMANDS ARE EQUITABLY HANDLED.   President Wilson is Preparing T Set Up the Tribunal Provided In the Law to Consider Wage Demands of the Members.

FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE ENDED   Settlement Reached Last Night —Men Given Right to Organize

WILLIAM L. CURTIS IS DEAD.   Prominent Oil Predacer Succambs a Home im Bradford.

{ s CONFEDERATE GENERAL DIES.   Only Two Ranking Officers of The Confederncy Survive.

CONFEDERATE OFFICE vIEDIN BARTOW. FLA   Only Three of of the - Surviving Generals of the’ ‘Confederacy Are Left When General “E.  M. Law Passed Away i in Btlauid. (ber .

RONCHT CHILD AND DENIED IT   Judge Refuses to Let Foster Parents Who Parchased Girl Keep  ae

GRIST IN DISTRICT COURT   UNIOL BIN MIO INIUL UUUNRE  Court Opened In Republic County Monday And Grind Is On

GRIST IN DISTRICT COURT   Court ‘Opened ed In Republic County Monday And Grind Is On

$1,500 IN PRIZES FOR FARMERS’ DAS   Legion Posts and Boy Scouts of  Adams County Invited To Participate in Festivities

OFFER PREMIUMS VALUED ATS1, 500   Committees Report Plans For Farmers’ Day Nearing Completion. rs   iMANY PARADE PRIZES   Invitalions to «Legion Posta, Bos Scouts, And Lodges to Take Part it Parade. College May Take Part.

PICXETS AT EMBASSY HELD    ron “Free ireland” Beosters Are Bound Over to VU. S&S. Grand Jury at Washington.

Congressmen Propose Nonpartisan Alliance to Protect tohar   IBATTLE STARTS MONDAY   La Foflette Will Seek Reconsideration of Anti-Rail Strike Bill,

ANG FOR MOVE HY LABOR AGAINST ILSTRIKE MEASURES   By L. C. MARTIN.

LABOR WILL BE  READY TO FIGHT HOSTILE LAWS   Proposed Anti-Strike Legislation Is Destined to Mect Strong Opposition   STRIKES WILL NOT BE CALLED LEADERS SAY   SENATOR LAFOLLETTE, WITH SOME SUPPORT, MOVES FOF RECONSIDERATION OF POIN. DEXTER BILL

LABOR PREPARES FIGHT RY, LAY   Big Lubor Chiefs All Ready to Com. hat, Legislation Aimed At Lebor Unions.

DONTEST PLANNED BY LABOR   Anti-Strike. Legislatior Opposed  RAILMEN ARE ACTIVE  May Rivseunint Poindex ter Bill

LABOR 10 FIGHT ANTI-STRIKE LAWS         &  BS velopments Gf Next Few We WHILE. Answer ‘as to: What AG “Biot By Witt Da.             WILL “NOT. CALL’ STRIKES       Tet By. Labolletie, Tahar’ mel ta Move far, Recaisiders  ilion’ Gf Poindexter Bil

ORGANIZED LABOR PREPARING FOR FINISH CONTES   Considering How to Meet Anii Strike Legislation, Open Shop and Wage Reductions.

tt bins DELEGATES MN C00 0   Effort: Will Be Made, To Swins  “The Delegates to Him In    Case Lowden “Falls Down.”

HOCVER HAS EYE ON DELEGATES   HOPES TO GET THE 58 ILI NOIS MEN IF LOWDEN FAILS TO WIN,

THIEVES STEAL “$100,000 WORTH OF LIQUOR   Bold Holdup by Men Who Said They Were Revenue Agents.

GUNMEN ROB MOTOR TRUCK:   Three Cars Bound From Baitimore ¢ New York Robbed of $100.G00 “Wiiicky.

$100,000 WORTH OF WHSKEY DISAPPEARS ~ KE-CAREFUL CHARGE “OF UNKNOWN GUNME   Drivers of Three Motor Trucks Tel Harrowing Story of Loss of 500 Cases of Booze

,3UNMEN ROB MOTOR TRUCKS   Three Cars Bound From Baltimore te New York Robbed of $100,000 Whisky.

CHICAGO STRIKE IS BREAKING UI   City Empfoyes Return But Firemen Continue Threat to Walk Out on Aogril 7.

CRANE BURIED TODAY   FORMER SENATOR AND GOVERNOR LAID AWAY WITH SIMPLE CEREMONY.

THRONG REVERES MEMORY OF MASS. FORMER SENATOR   Funeral Services for W. Murray Crane Draw Hundreds to ‘Great House on the Hill.”

W.M. CRANE BURIED   Simple Funeral Held for Former U. S. Senator

SIMPLE GE AEMON' AT CRANE FUNERAL NO EULOGY, MUSIC    Leaders “of Industry, Politics and Finance Mingle There With Mill Workers.

"MURRAY CRANE   Simplicity in Keeping With His Way of Life Marked  Funeral of Former Senator   Throng Made up of Representatives of All Walks of Life Pay Final Tribute

GRANE FUNERAL SIMPLE   Ne Bologles and: No 3lasic Marl. ene Tinnl Ceremonies for Hepub-se Wem Leeder.

SIMPLE CEREMONIES MARK CRANE FUNERAI   Late Senator of Massachusetts Is Laid to Rest.

MURRAY CRANE FUNERAL TODAY   People of All Walks of Lif Pay Tribute to His Memory.

HUGHES DENIES CLAIMS OF ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS   Holds Application of Amendment Provisions Valid Regardless of State Limitations

HUGHES’ OPINION IS FAVORABLE TO THE SUFFRAGISTS   Former Member of Su: preme Court of the U. S. Says Anthony Amend. ment Will Be Effective.

LAST EDITION   HUGHES SAYS SUFFRAGE GPPONENTS ARE WRONG   [Claims That Woman Can’ Vote  When Amendment Is Ratified as Law Provides.

AMENDMENT APPLIES EQUELLY TO ALL STATESHUGHES   FORMER JUSTICE OF SUPKEMI COURT GEVES OPINION SUSTAINING SUFFRAGISTS,

FOR SUFFRAGE NOT REQUIREL      Amendment Is Sufficient Says Hughes. — Applies to All Elections.

‘CLAIMS ARE ERRONEOUS   Suffragists Get Opinion From Former Justice of Supreme Court

FATE OF SUFFRAGE UP TO LEGISLATURE OF DOUBTFUL STATE   Defeat May Delay Enfranchisement Until Winter.

GRUNAU AND AIDS. DEMAND CONTROL OVER SWITGHMEN   This Would Take Approximately 116,000 Men From Unions They Have Been In.   NO DISCRIMINATION, OLD SENIORITY RANKING ASKED   ‘We're Trying to Win in Good Clean Way,” Leader Says, Denying He Defies U. S.

AMERICAN AVIATOR DIES OF INJURIES   ‘When He Leaped From Burning Airship.—Companion  Who Remained is Alive.

LEAPED 200 FT. LIVES TWO DAYS   CLEVELAND FLIER DIES—JUMPED FROM FLAMING MACHINE 200 FEET IN AIR

PACKERS’ HEADS INDICTED FOR PROFITEERING   Federal Grand Jury Take: - Action in Brooklyn

OR BUTTLER ARPS ORGANIZATION OF. THE DEPARTMENT:   Advocates Changing Name o'! War Department to Army Department.

BIG MAC HINE OUT or GEAR.   Government Departments Badly in  Need of Reorganizing.

REOPEN PEN BANK SATURDAY   George E. Crays. President of First National Bank of Rosville. Hl. to Be Director of Afiairs.

BANK AT PENCE TQ REOPEN SATURDAY   GEORGE E, CRAYS, PRESIDENT OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROSSVILLE, ILL, TO BE DIRECTOR

OLE HANSON MAY TESTIFY   The -Testimony of Former M Seattle Ruled) Admissibi Communists ‘Trial

STORY OF SEATTLE STRIKE GOES INTO HEARING OF COMMUNISTS LABORITES

GALE DUE TONIGHT   Warnings of Three Storms [ssued By Weather Bureau

MONEY TAKEN BUT BABY WAS NOT RESTORED   Coughlin Family Appeal To Police - Por Assistance After Attempting To Buy Return OF Kidnaped  Son.   ‘PLACE CASH AS DESIGNATED   On Promise From ‘The Crank” That Child Would Be Returned Within 21 Hours, Only To Be Yar owt gt   $12. 690 GONE. SAYS FATHEE

BEHIND THEFT OF WEE BABE   THERE IS A CLUE AND I? iS POSSIBLE FIEND MAY BE TAKEN

OAD REVENGE {i MOTIVE FOR DEED OF A KIDNAPER!   BEHIND THEFT OF WEE BABE      THERE IS A CLUE AND IT IS POSSIBLE FIEND MAY BE TAKEN

DEATH LIST IN TORNADO. NOW AT LEAST 133   Mississipji, Alabama and Tennessee hardest hit by storm .

Letter Sent to Cox anc Harding Urging Themto Pledge Work for America’s Entry.

LEAGUE ADHERENTS WRITE CANDIDATES   URGE U. S. ENTRY INTO WGRLD ASSOCIATION REGARDLESS OF ELECTION'S RESULT.

ASK LEAGUE ~ PLEDGE OF GOX AND HARDINE   Seek U. S. Entry Witt _ or. Without Reser » vations

yee MI 5 LESION VERY SLIGHT,   Caruso Will Sing - Amain at the Metro‘politan Tonight.

ENRICO. CARUSO CARRIES ‘NO INSURANCE GN Yotc   ie Sing Despité Ruptured Biooc  Veccel]

G0. P. EDITORS 10 MEET ON APRIL 1   Committe Called to Session at Capita te Take up Important Matters— { To Attend Luncheon

BACK TO HOLY LAND   MILLIONS OF JEWS TO RETURN TO THE HOWE OF THE. RACE.   Under British Protection Palestine WHE Beeame n Real Jewish Country and Nation.

FOUR BALLOONS LN RACE   te ee at ae  Ninth Annual Balloon Contest Take Of Occurred Today

FOUR BALLOONS LN RACE   Ninth Annual Balloon Contest Take OV Occurred Today 

OPEGIAL DETAIL UF GUARDS Al GHIGAGO POLL’   U. S. District Attorney Clyne Learn of Planned Irregularities and Prepares Himself.

U S, DEPUTIES AT CHICAGO POLLS     DISTRICT ATTORNEY C. F CLYNE TAKES PRECAPTIONS.

CHICAGO POLLS “PLACED UNDER SPECIAL GUARD   Law Violations Were Anticipated Due To Bitter Contest.   Both Factions Claim Early Ad yantaoe

OX URGES PEOPLE TOVOTE THIS TIME WITHOUT REGARD 10 PARTISAN SPIRIT   Hints at Revolt If Cox or Harding Is Elected Chief

GOK APPEALS FUR FUND FOR PRINTING LEAGUE GOVENANT   Everywhere We Go People cratic Nominee Says.   SPEAKS AT INDIANA COUNTY SEAT RALLIES   Charges Conspiracy to Change Fedéral Reserve Act anc Says Big Business is Oppos ing Him Everywher¢é Urges Taggart's Election.

Unbta FRIENDS TOGATHER FUND   For Printing of League o' Nations Covenant   COX TALKS IN INDIANA   tharges Conspiracy of Silence  Concerning League on Part of Republican Leaders, Attacks Senatorial Oligarchy _and Discusses National Is. sues—Visits County. Seats

COX APPEALS FOR FUNDS TO PRINT LEAGUE COVENANT   Declares That Demands For Copies Of League Articles Should Be Supplied.   IS CORDIALLY RECEIVED IN INDIANA CITIES   Nominee Charges Republicans Witt Conspiring To Defeat Federal Reserve Act,

COX URGES DRIVE FOR FUND 10 PRINT LEAGUE COVENANT   Democratic Nominee for President Holds Series of Meetings With Indiana Voters —Raps “Oligarchy.”

POX URGES PEOPLE TOVOTE THIS TIME WITHOUT REGARD TO PARTISAN SPIRIT

RAIL STRIKE IS NOW REGARDED AS IMPROBABLI   Wage Controversy Smacks of Stage-Play---Wilson Still Friend of Labor   FIND PRESIDENT IN FINE SPIRITS

WILSON'S MEETING WITH LABOR HEADS FULLY DESCRIBED   President Jokes With Rail road Men And Hopes To Get Back At Work Soon   INTERVIEW WAS BRIEF   First Delegation That Has Been Received At White House For Many Months

YANKS GET CANADIAN BOOZE   Big Whisky Running Traffic Between the Two Countries—100 Boats Used by Smugglers,

“BIG WHISKY RUNNING TRAFFIC   Hundred Boats Engaged in Carrying Booze From Canada to Detroit, Toronto Reports.

YANKS GET CANADIAN BOOZE   Big Whisky Running Traffic Between the Two Countries.

Chief Secy. Says Situation _ Will Become Worse    PREMIER SEEKS SOLUTION

NEW COAL PRICE NOW IN EFFEC)   State Fuel Commission Fixes Maximum Price That May Be Charoed for Indiana Coal.   RATE 1S MUCH LOWER

GAMBLERS CHARGE THAT SOX 00 NOT DARE WIN PENNANT   Alleged Plot. of Last Year Held as Club Over Heads of Players   PROMISE INDICTMENTS IF THE EVIDENCE WARRANTS   Grand Jury Probe to be Resumed at Cleveland

GAMBLERS CHARGE. THAT SOX 00 NOT DARE WIN PENNANT   Alleged Plot of Last Year Held . as Club Over Heads of Players   PROMISE INDICTMENTS IF THE EVIDENCE: WARRANTS   sumed at Cleveland

Foles Ask Reds for Cessation of Fighting And Suggest Meeting to Arrange an Armistice

ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED BY MEXICANS   The Victim Was Alexander Fraser, Formerly a Genev: Newspaper Man.

ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED BY MEXICANS   ‘The _ Victim Was. Alexande  Fraser, Formerly. a Genev;   Newspaper Man. -

HUNGARY WILL SIGN TREATY   Opponent of Pact Has Re _ ‘signed From Delegaition, Claim

Polish Diet Directs Government to Be : gin Negotiations for Military Pacts in Europe.

SEEKS TREATY WITH FRENCH   Polish Diet Directs Government to Be gin Negotiations for Military Pacts in Europe.

POLISH DIET SEEKS PACTS   Directs Government to Begin Negotiations for Military Treaties.

U. S. CHARGE NOW IN BERLIN   Commissioner to Take Charge of American Affairs While Awaiting Formal Peace,

Will Be Asked to Explain Anti-Britieh Orders if Quiz Continues—Washington Navy Men Charge Politics in Sims’ Action,   U. S. CHARGE NOW IN BERLIN   Commissioner to Take Charge of American Affairs While Awaiting Formal Peace,

MURDERED IN FIELD ‘ NEAR BARTLETT   elix Williams, Former Resident of McIntosh County Murdered . At His Home Near Bartlett -

ee MAN KILLED   Felix Williams Murdered at His Home Near Bartlett. °

TREATY FIGHT 1 BACK TO WHEREIT WAS IN NOVEMBER   SEN AIS BEGINS BIPTER BATTLE ON RESERVATIONS TO) ARTICLE TEN OF COVENANTS   TRYING FOR COMPROMISE   Efforts to Reach Some Sort of Agree. mento oare Mrustrated Through Ktfforts of “Bitter Enders"  \ —Debate is Started

GAN’T GET TOGETHER . ~ON- TREATY. OF PEAG!       pun Efforts to Effect Compromise Failore, With “Bitter Enders”  av Blocking Attempts to

tFrUAT Tl  bt! POLL  UNITY FAIL   McCormick Opens Sessior With Discussion of Wilson Letter

EFFORT 10  ot! POLL  UNITY rAILD   McCormick Opens Sessio1 ‘With Discussion of Wilson Letter

BIRTHS LESS THAN DEATHS   Fifty Thousand Hav: Died and Eighteen Thousand Born

ESS THAN DEATHS   Fifty Thousand Hav: Died and Eighteen Thousand Born 

TEAMS OF VERSAILLES TREATY ARE IMPOSSIBLE DAYS HUNGARIAN LEADER   NO ONE CAN EXPECT TREATY TO SURVIVE LONG, SAYS COUNT ALBERT APPONYL

TREATY ‘ONLY TEMPORARY   Such Is Impression of Hungariar Qisateemen.

IND. WOMEN JOYOUS OVER VICTOR   SPECIAL SESSION RATIFIES FEDERAL SUFFRAGE AMEND. MENT FRIDAY :

WREST CONTROL   The Berlin Government is Triumphant in Quelling the Recent Outbreak   FACTORIES OPERATE   Metal Works Yi Yield Hold as Steps Are Taken to. Starve Them Out

HUN oTRIKERG  LOSING OUT   GOVERNMENT IS VICTORIOUS LP FIRST CLASH WITH THE STRIKING WORKERS   TAKE PLANTS ABANDONET   Metal Factories Seized by the Workers Were Abandoned When the  Troops Surrozaded Them ) and Threatened to Starve Out Strikers.

GERMAN TROOPS SURROUND REDS, WHO SURRENDER   BESIEGED SOVIETS GIVE IN TO GOVERNMENT RATHER JHAN STARVE.

GOVERNMENT Wills CLASH WITH SOWIE   Factories Seized by Strikers Are Abandoned When Police Take Hand.

GERMANY ROUTING RADICALS   Goverment. Triumph: Against First Attempts . at Soviet Role...   GRAVE MENACE >. STILL EXISTS

Police Surround the Fac tories Taken Over by Workers   Electrical Plants Are ir Operation Again After Strike

GERMANY WINS — OVER STRIKERS   The Kadieais Abandoned the Factories med by Pollee

GERMAN GOV'T. WINS IN CLASH WITH RADICALS   RESTLESSNESS AMONG WORKERS PORTEND A SERIES OF BAD STERIRES HOWEVER

GOVERNMENT VICTORY WAS ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT VIOLENCE   Electrical Workers Return to Worl After Being Out for Past Two Weeks

GERMANY WINS FIRST CLASH WITH STRIKERS   WORKMEN ARE COMPELLED TC ABANDON FACTORIES WHICH THEY HAD SEEZED.      Flectrical Workers Retarneg After Being Out on Strike for Two Weeks—No Violence Reported,

GERMANY PUTS OWN RADIGALS   PREVENTS REPETITION OF ITALJAN METHGDS THERE,   WORKMEN RETURN TO JOBS   Russlan Aglitaters Are Busy Amony  the Elements’ of Discontented— Lack of Employment and High Prices Cause Disturbances,

ABANDON PLANTS   Berman Radical Workers Withdraw - ° When the Police Appear.

GERMAN REDS BEATEN BACK   Government Puts Dewn Radi cal Outbreak in Berlin After Workers Seize Factories.   FEAR FURTHER - RIOTS

“DEFEAT: RADICALS   In “Firat Clash: German ‘Government is ae 'Yrinimphant.   Ro -Tinited Presa.

TARIFF INGREASE GALLED MENACE   Ofticials of U. S. Shipping Board Fear Effects of Proposed Act.

anIP BOARD FEARS TARIFF INCREASE   Members of Body Call Proposec Act a Menace.   ASSERTS SITUATION IS GRAVE   High Official Declares That if Sched ules Are Adopted They M?fght as  Well Tie Up the Ships  , and Quit.

Officials of U. S, Shipping Boare Fear Effects of Proposed Act.   SITUATION. DECLARED GRAVE   One High Official Says if Schedules Are Acdpted Might as Weli Tie Up Ships and Go Out of Business.

“HI? JOHNSON WORKING FOR HIS OWN: INTEREST:   Senatop Harding: and’) Governor Cox     of Ohio Among UPN ta File Eleventh Hone Ptehiiations of  Candidhetes.:

2 MORE: CANDIDATES. ~~ ENTER OHIO: FIELL   SENATOR HARDING AND GOV ERNOR COX WILLING TO ACCEPT PRESIDENTIAL - NOMINATION,

EX-EMPRESS OF GERMANY SERIOUSLY ILI   All Sons and Daughters Notified Tc Come to Bedside

DOORN CASTLE IN GLOOM WITH EMPRESS SICI   Condition of Former Germar Empress Is Considered Critical.

FORMER RMPRESS. 15 WoRrsr   Mm Hohonvollerr: teat     Condition of Fy “l to--Te

IN-PMPERE VERY bow,   AN Wer Sons and Daughters Uapected to Arrive Today.

FORMER KAISERIN IS CRITICALLY ILI]   Suffers Severe Heart Attack Relatives Expected at. Her Retside.

ECONOMY OF EXPENDITURES © ESSENTIAL AT THIS TIME   A Serious Situation Arises Since Expansion of Credits Since a Year Ago Last April, Says Harding.

Senator Johnson Urges Election Of Republican Nominee And Hits ‘At Ledgue In Cleveland Speech

CHAMPIONS HARDING’S STAND.   Senator Johnson Saya There Is Nothing Ambiguous About It.

IAM JCHNOON WILL GO LIMIT   In His Advocacy and Support of Harding’s Election,He Asserts Today. .   CALIFORNIA SENATOR IAIN CLEVELAND TODAY   Says There’s No Ambiguity in Stand of the Republican Party on Tssues_

JOHNSON DENOUNCES LEAGUE OF NATIONS   California Senator Says ‘It ! Not Un-american Now to Oppose Wilson Policies »-

JOHNSON RAILS AT LEAGUE,   Wilson Pact Called Shamefal Sur render to Europe.

THIEVES AGAIN VISIT WALDRON   ENTER THE WARNESS SHOP OWN. ED BY PERRY ARMSTRONG ON      STOLE LEATHER WORTH $175

THIEVES AGAIN VISIT WALDROD   ESTER THE HARNESS SILOP OWNFED BY PERRY ARMSTRONG ON SUNDAY EVENING,   STOLE LEATHER WORTH $175

READ THE WANT ADS TODAY.   .  MANY “DEAD MEN” BELONG TO THIS NEWEST OF CLUBS.

OTAIKE SPREALS  INPENNGYLVANIA HAIL DISTRI   OFFICIALS OF ROADS AD! FURTHER DEFECTIONS AWE: MEN, INCLUDING SHOPMTS

SAY WALKOUT  IS SPREADIN(   Situation More Serious  Now Than Since Start of Strike Saturday

RANK AND FILE OF TEACHERS WIN   Affiliation With N. E. A. Is Deferred by State Corvention.

BADGER TEAGHERS HIT AFEILATION   State Convention-Defers Join ing National Educational Association for One Year

RAIL UNIONS IN FIGHT ON LIVING COSTS   Plan to Begin Co-operative Buying Direct from Farmers.   LET WAGE DEMANDS REST DURING TRIAL   Union Leaders Decide Higher Wages Only Aid ‘Vicious Circle,’

Plan to Cut Out Middle Man treat Listributing Nystell Proposed  Shop Crafts Begin Buying - Manat, Pa   Jewell Says Higher Pay  Proves No Remedy

TO SOLVE COST QUESTION,   Rrotherhoods Plan Cooperative Buy4jng, Production and Distribation.

SEEKING RELIEF FROM HIGH GOST   Big Brotherhoods to Try ' Cooperative Buying  DETAILS NOT STATED   [s Construed as Indicating De. mand for Further Increases in Wages Would Not be Pressed Pending Outcome of Experiment — Pro duction and Distribution Plan.

Railroad Brotherhoods May Seek Solution of h. ¢. 0. I. Thru Go-Operative Purchase:

Brotherhoods ‘Will Act  To Reduce Living Cost By Co- Operative Buying

RAILROAD MEN WILL SOLVE — HIGH COST OF LIVING PROBLEM BY CO-OPERATIVE BUYING

Allianee of Farmers, the Oreanized Producers, on the One Hand, With Labor, the Organized Consumers, on the Other is Purpose of Proposed Co-operative Commission,

WONT PRESS WAGEDEMAND NOW, BELIET   Failing to Get Satisfactory Relief Through Hike in Salaries or From AntiProfiteering Campaign, Men Adopt New, Plan.   DETAILS NOT COMPLETE   Will Perfect Co-operative Scheme of Buying, Producing and Distributing —To Hold Conference on Svstem Feb. 12 to 15.

RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS PLAN  CO-OPERATIVE STORES TO COMBAT  THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

ANIL BROTHERHOODS TO FIGHT, 6... BY A SYSTEM OF CO-OPERATIVE BUYING

FARMER-LABOR GROUP IS FORMED TO FIGHT H.C. L.   Co-operative Buying Plan Inaugurated by Brotherhood Chiefs   But General Scheme Is Alliance Between Producers and Consumers to Cut Prices

CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM WILL BE USED TO’ COMBAT HIGH  COST OF LIVING

ONGSHOREMEN 10 RETURN 10 WOR   Wages and Other Terms o the Contract Are Agreed Upon; Run Six Weeks

CANTON CITY TAKEN  BY CONSTITUTION PARTY ARMY ~ INGHINA   Capture of Great Port Told ' At Peking and Shanghai; Chen-Chung Mong Victor   Wu Ting-Fang and Sun Yat Sen Said to’ Have Achieved Success by Taxing It

important City Said ‘to Have Falien to Constitutionalist Troops Under General Chang.

REPORTS CANTON CAPTURED   Shanghai Dispatch Says City Taken by Constitutionalist Army.

CANTON CAPTURED. IS REPORT,   Important City Said to Have Failen to Constitutionalist Troops Under Genera! Chang.

AN AMERICAN DAY      ATED To. snow PROVAL OF RADICALISM,      st Will Be Obs Ss Loyalty To     May Fi States

AN AMERICAN DAY   iRSIGNATER TO) SHOAV DISAP. PROVAL OF RADICALISM,   May First Will Be Observed by Most States as Loyalty To Government,

HOG IS HOUSED IN AN HOTEL   Nothing Too Good for thr Prive Parker While in lown.

$10,000 PORKER STAYS AT HOTE!   DRIVES TO HOSTELRY IN CAR, AND WALKS IN SPECIAL CARPETS

Des Moines Needn’t Feel So Big; Other Hotels Have Had Hogs in ’em

SPA CONFERENCE IS DELAYED   England and France Decide To Glve -Germany More Time and To Changs Program.

POSTPONE CONFAB.   Spa Gathering of Premiers Will Not be Heid Until Later.

LITTLE HOPE  OF SETTLEMENT   “Indications Are That the Strike Will Take Place as Scheduled

»“?fOCK REPORT   \Market Reactionary With Unsatisfactory Credit Conditions,

PRICES OFF AGAIN TODAY   Politics and Credit The   Factors.  Chief Depressing   LOSSES WERE FOR MOST PART SMALL

WITH MERCHANDISE   Largest River Shipment Since Revival of. Freight Traffic Sent Out of St. Louis.

WOMEN OPPOat MILITARY TRAINING   National Suffrage Leaders Refuse to Reconsider Resolution Against Plan Proposed

WOMEN VOTERS OPPOSE MILITARY TRAINING IN CHICAGO RESOLUTION   DECLARE FOR RIGHTS OF FREE SPEECH AND FREE PRESS   Endorse Leacue of Nations With No Reservations Attached.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS AGAINST COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE, FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

ASIA GREAT FIELD FOR U.S. OUTPUT SAYS CAMONT   Opportunities for Commercial Growth Across Pacific to Be Had by Americans

ORIENT FIELD “FOR AMERICANS LAMONT SIYS   Far: ‘East. “to--Become: -Outle' 2 Ee Sas ‘Manufacture ” -and: Enterorise..

SAYS FAREAST  OUR GREATEST TRADE OUTLET   Thos. W. Lamont Says Race for Con cessions Must Cease and Plans of Co-Operation Adopted.

FAR ERT MAY BECOME GREATEST FOREIGN QUILET   According to Thomas W. Lamont ol J.P. Morgan & Co., In a Statement Todall

FAR EAST I} OnE DUTLE Un AMERICAN MANUFACTURES   J. P. Morgan Man Back From Orient With ~ New Ideas   CHINA ON FIRMER ECONOMIC BASIS   Thomas W. La Lamont Says U.S. Must Help Build Railroads There

LAMONT URGES DEVELOPMEN? OF FAR EAST TRADE   -inancier Says it Bids Fair te Become America’s Greatesf Outlet.   Says Jap Military Policy Will Prevent U. $. Co-operation on a Larae Scale.

Far East Bids Fairas Largest Output for U. S. Manufacturer:   Orient Is Fertile Field for American Enterprise If.Properly De yeloped by Business Men Declares Lamont, Teret Pome From China.

KANSANS HANG FIEND FOR FOUL CRIME   Negro. Assailant of Young White Girl Taker rroiii Officers at Pittsburg.

SUGAR AS TRADE BOOST STOPPED   Commission Halts Grocers Using Article to Move Goods

COMPELLED TO BUY OTHER GOODS TO GET SUGAR   NEW RULING ANNOUNCED TO DAY BY THE FEDERAL TRADES COMMISSION, WASHINGTON   A Chicago Company Was Ordered to “Cease aud Desi in the Practice Which Constitutes Unfair Competition,

STRAIGHT SALE SUGAR ORDERED BY COMMISSION   Practice of Requiring Cus: tomers to Buy Other Goods Must Be Stopped

IMPORTANT RULING. ON SUGAR PURCH'ES   Retailers Not ~ Allowed to Compel *Purchasers to Buy Other Goods to Get Sugar

ORDERED TO sToPp SELLING SUGAR WITH  Aru eke ss i2ALE SBA LI AA MRS eS

CHARGE SLEUTHS! WITH THIRD DEGREE   WANDERER. HELD FOR ri LoaAXGES CHICAGO COP SET STAGE   HELD T0 BE INSANE   Priscner Tells Story of Detectives of Sleepless Hours in “Torture Chamber.”

Confession of Wanderer Repudiated By Defendant With Charge of Coercion

WANDERER SAYS HES INNOGENT      ae i ge oe  Declares Police Wrung Confession Frorn Him by Bullyragging and Violence.

WANDERER TELLS HE CONFESSED 10 EOCAPE VIOLENCE   On Trial for His Life, Forme: Army Officer Repudiates Statement Admitting Plot To Slay Wife and Child.

CARL WANDERER NOW REPUDIATES HIS CONFESSION   Testifies That Admission of Murder Was Forced by Third Degree.

MR. DANIELS HOPEFUL.   ‘Vote in Maine Does Not Indi. cate Strength, He Says.

\ WR. DANIELS HOPEFUL.   ‘Vote in, Maine: ne “Daes Not: Indi. a cate Strength, He Says, _

NEGRO LYNCHINGS,   Spingarn Says They Should Be Stop ped If Constitution Has To Be Amended.

NEGRO WOULD HAVE THE __ FEDERAL CONSTITUTION. OF UNITED STATES AMENDEI

FEDERAL STEPS AGAINST LYNGHING   iiead of Society For Advancement of Negroes Says Means Must Be Feund To Stos Practica.

NEGRO LYNCHINGS.   Spingarn Says They Should Be Stopped If Constitution Has To Be Pore pe

FAVORABLE REPORT ON READING OF BIBL!   ‘Education Committee Favorably Re ports Proposal Specifically Mentionine It,   TEN MILLION DOLLAR FIRE AT HAVANA

HAVANA FIRE LOG —— OvER 510 000,000   FLAMES START ABOARD WOODEN FREIGHTER AND SPREAD TO DOCKS,

KANSAS WHEAT CROP BIG ONE   Better Than Average Yield Now Assured, State Immigration Commissioner Says.

KANSAS SOON TO KNOW SIZE OF WHEAT CROE   It Will Be Either Second 0 Third Largest State Has Grown.   ESTIMATES DIFFER WIDELY   State Officiais Count On 156,000,000 Busheis, Federal Say 143,049,000.

KANSAS WHEAT ~ CROP 1S FINE   Harvest of This Year Ranks Up With Those of Other Big Years.

PLAN TO ADJUST RAILROAD FARES   PROPOSAL TO EFFECT TICKETS BOUGHT BEFORE HIKE DATE TO RAIL BOARD.

PROPOSALS — 10 DISPOSE OF TICKETS   Plans For Taking Care Of-Fares ‘Bought Before Increase Be “comes Effective. Have Been OL Rkstbeack “Te Paeswus bent acs   (ONE-WAY TOLL A COOO PLAN   \Partially Used Round-trip Tickets Or Tourist, Tickets Would Be Honored, According To Tanif  t Under Which Sold.   WILL, ISSUE DECISION SHORTLY

RAIL EXECUTIVES SUBMIT 1. 6. 6. FARE PROPOSALS   One-Way Tickets Sold Be fore Aug. 26 to Be Honored to Destination.   Milk and Cream Coupons Will Not Be Good, but Will Be Redeemed.

REGULATIONS FOR RAILWAY TICKETS   To Be Put Into Effect Aug, 25 Midnight, If the Interstate Commission Approves

RATE CHANGE PLANNED.   Proposals Made for Dispositior of Tickets Bought Prior to August 26.

COMMUTATION, SOLD BEFORE AUG 1, GOOD   Monthly Tickets, Bought Before Aug 26, Also   Partially Used Round-Trips to Be Honored, Railroads’ Plan

JUDGE BECKER CAN'T GET PAY   Indge Can't Collect Bacl Pay is Opinion of M. B... Olbrich

BECKER LOSES SUIT TO RECOVER SALAR)   MAN CONVICTED IN THE WU. S COURT UNDER ESPLONAGE ACT SEEKS TO COLLECT PAY AS JUDGE IN GREEN COUNTY

GARY SAYS RICH © ARE PREY OF POOR   STEEL KING ASSERTS THAT S0CALLED CAPITALISTIC CLASS MUST STAND FOR ITS RIGHTS

“CAPITALISTS ARE BACKWARD,’’ GARY   Employers Slow In Establishing Rights Says Head Of U. S. Steel Corporation.

EMPLOYERS SLOW: TO ASSERT RIGHTS   Elbert H. Gary Says Next President - Should Be Able, Wise, Well Informed and Broad-Minded.

U, 3. EMPLOYERD URGED BY GARY TO ASSERT RIGHTS   Tells Them That They Have Been Too Backward in Insisting on Proper Conditions

URGES CAPITAL 0 STAND UP FOR RIGHTS   Judge Gary in Address To day Deplores Class Legislation.   STEEL MAGNATE PAYS RESPECTS TO STRIKES   He Declares They Are Instigated to Demoralize Economic Conditions.

EMPLOYERS OF NATION SHOULD DEMAND RIGHTS   Says Future of Nation Depends on Citizens Themselves

GARY ASSERTS EMPLOYERS LAX IN OWN DEMANDS   “Capitalists Backward it Proclaiming Rights,” He Tells Institute Meeting.

EMPLOYERS SHY SAYS JUDGE GARY GETTING RIGHTS   Delineates Character of Man He Thinks Should Be President of the United States Now.   NATION’S FATE  _ WITH THE PEOPLE   Calls Attention that Em. ployers, Employes and Public Owe to Nation te Insure Stability.

ano EMPLOYERS BACKWARD ABOUT (BTAINING RIGHTS   Steel Corporation Chairman Urges More Consideration for Capitalistic Class.   STRIKES INSTIGATED AS DISTURBANCE CAMPAIGN   Natural Remedy for Perils to Ship of State Undivided Loyalty and Unity.

HUNTISNOWON FOR LOST AVIATOR   Aerial Mail Flier May Have Landed on Nevada Desert

Air Mail Service Headquarters Orders Hunt to be Made for Pilot Somewhere on Nevada -Desert

SEARCH DESERT FOR MAIL PLANE PILOT   Other Machines Sent to Scan Nevada Wastes For Trace of Pilot of Government Airplane.

AESUMP TION Ut WORK EXPECTED   Except in the Schuylkill Mining District  eae neat   Vacation Strikers Decide to Go Back to Jobs Pending Efforts of Policy Committee to Reopen Wage Negotiations. Few Insurgents Decide that Thev will Remain Away

MINERS’ VACATION. DRAWS TO CLOSE   Anthracite Field to Reopen While Policy Committee Negotiates   FIGHT CONTRACT SYSTER.      Some Will Remain Out Pending Reinstatement of the Sympathy Strikers

AESUMPTION OF WORK IN COAL REGIONS EXPEGTEE   Majority Of Wirers. Have Voted To Return Teday.

PREDICT GENERAL AETUBK OF MINERS   To Work in Anthracite Coa Fields With One Exceotion.   ‘COAL DIGGERS STAY OUT   Strike Against “Contractor System" at Pittston Collieries Wil be Continued by Non‘Union Miners—-In Shamokin District Fire “Bosses Were Re®used Old Positions.

GRAND JURY PROBE WHLERESULTERON  ADDECTAE “BENG”  ARALOLUL HLUOD   CHICAGO DISTRICK ATTORNEY CAUSES notte EST OF 278 AGITATORS IN SERIES  OF RALD:         U. S. REFUSES ASSISTANCE   Department of Justice Officials Ac eused of Playing Petty Politics —Charged That Reds Wee “Tipped Off"  To Raids.

Chicago States Attorney Conducts Raid Netting Three Hundred Radicals Without the Promised Help of Agents from Federal DeFartment of Justice—Charge is Made That Federal Operatives Tipped Of Reds to the Coming Raid and Many Escaped. ~

THE. REDS   STATE'S. ATTORNEY. IN CHICA:   HAS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO DEPORT ALL WEN TAKEN iN RAID.

REDS TAKEN INCHICAGO RAIBS   300 MEN AND WOMEN RADICAL LEADERS SEIZED AND JAILER BY CHICAGO POLICE   THREATENED GOVERNMENT

200 ELLEGED ial ARRESTED ti CCSD   TAKEN EN 300 RAQDS SULILTPTANEOUSLY MADE — EVIDENCE ENOUGH TO DEPORT ALL

POLAND BATTLING. BOLSHEVIK! ALONE   Situation ‘Will Be L Laid to : Wilson When. Minister, .        Movement.. to::Establish - Independent States Barrier, ‘a, ‘Before “Reds. 2."

Poles Fight World Battle Without Hel   Poland Hopes fur Help From Rest of the World, But Will Not Ask for It-—Loudos Wanders About Happenings iu Moscow.

POLAND MAKING — —RIGAT. AGAINST ROLSHEVISH   Should She Be Crushed the Bolshe viki Would Unite With Germany and War Would Start Anew.

CULE'S STORY OF CRIME   ‘Murderer’s Posthumous Statement [: Denial of Grammer’s Letter, Published Yesterday.

CHARGES GRAMMER THREATENED EXPOSE   Claims Pal‘Said He Would he: veal Bad Check Deal Un. less He Killed Mrs. Vogt— Says Grammer Promised t¢ Send Him Money.

STEAMER DRIFTING AT SEA   Wiveds Sent to All Westbound Ve:  sels Co Watch for the Avondiale,

AVENDALEIS      ACCORDING- TO ‘WIRELESS, THE VESSLE 1S DRIFTING WITHOUT FUEL. :

SHIPS SEARCH FOR DISABLED VESSEL   Steamer Avondale Adrift in MidAtlantic With Engines Wrecked   > IN IMMEDIATE DANGER   Wireless Calls for Assistance Re: ceived at N. Y. Naval Yard

U. §. §. AVONDALE ( ADRIFI   Engines of Shipping Board Steamer Disabled — Ancther Government Has Galicd For Assistance,

Search Ocean _ For Disabled  U.S. Vessel   West Bound Vessels Urged by Wire less to Search for Steamer Avondale Drifting in Ocean  With Engines Disabled

THE AVONDALE, DRIFTING, CALLS BOR ASSISTANCE   THE VESSEL IS SAID TO BE ABOUT 170 MILES SOUTH NANTUCKET? LIGHT.   AO Wireless Stated That Fnel With Which to Maintain Heat and Light Was Very Low as Was Also  the Supply of Food.

SHIPS. DISABLED   Two U.S. Vessels Send Out Calls for Assistance

SENATE GETS TREATY   FOREIGN ‘RELATIONS COMMIT: WEE REPORTS PACT TO BODY.   Senator iLodye’s 14 Original Reserva ttinrs /Are ‘Still Attached to the Document.

PACT BACK IN SENATE   Senator Lodge Reports Treaty From the Committee.   His Fourteen Original Reservations Are Still Attached—Battie Will Probably Begin Monday.

~ LODGE } REPORTS FROM COMMITTEE      His Fourteen Original Reservations Are Still Attached—Battle Wil) Probably Begin Monday. a 

BANKER Des) IN . PLANE ACCIDENT   Jefferson Banker ‘Took a Fly ts Plane That Cawsht Fire.

ONE KILED AYE INJURED   Rockwell City Scene of ‘Air Catastrophe Wednesday.

BANKER DEAD IN FALL OF 'PLANE   Aviator-Nephew Seriously Injured an Uncle Killed in Fall of Plane Burns Prove Fatal.

SPECIAL SESSION CALL ~JSSLED IN TENNESSEE   WIGHT OVER WHETHER STATE "SHALL RATIFY SUFFRAGE “WARMS UP. _

Tennessee Will Settle Suffrage Question Soon;  Legislature is Summoned

Ge ofe ele eo ale ofe afe ols he elo ote oye ole a) oe SSS OF LYNN: TONIGHT “e'

¢ iJ v 9 YS ’ a4 . * LJ J ‘ i od ‘e of 8 oF: fo ojo O° Of age oe ate Be Ose aff eje oz %  yt MASS O'RLYNN TONIGHT reg

BLAST KILLS TWA AT OUPONT PLANT NEAR WILMINTO   Flimsy Building Blown Up anc * Shakes Adjacent Country for 30-Mile Radius.

ONE HURT rf POWDER: MILL   ee ee of “Du -Pont Powder Company. Is ~ ~ “Blown Up.:   SHOCK IS FELT 30. MILES FROM SCENE.   Cause of the Explosion. ‘Haa “Not. Been Yet, Des" Ly heer pdd,

i EXPLOSION IN POWDER MILL.   It Was a Small Mill and Only Five Yen Were littled,

POWDER BLAST ILLS 5 Me   Country In Radius of 3 Miles Is Shaken Wher - Grinding Mill of Du Pon Plant Blows Up.

FIVE MEN KILLED. WHEN POWDER PLANT BLOWS UP   ANOTHER 18 INJURED IN EXPLO  SION OF DUPONT POWDER COMPANY, AT: WILMINGTON, DEL. ‘

5 KILLED WHEN GRINDING MILLS ARE BLOWN UI   Explosion at the Du Pont Powder Ca at Wilmington, Del., Shakes Coun- © try for Thirty-Mile Radius,

POWDER MILL WRECKED BY BIG EXPLOSION   DUPONT PLANT WRECKED. TWC DEAD AND ANOTHER ONE INJURED.

WDER PLANT BLOWS UP AND 5 ARE KILLED   Houses 30 Miles Away Are Shaken by Explo-’ sion at Dupont Works.

EXPLOSION KILLED FIVE   Building of Flimsy Construction Destroyed at Powder Plant

BLOWS UP AND      Houses 30 Miles Away _ Are Shaken by Explo-' sion at Dupont Works.

MILITARY MASS FOR MACSWINE}   Famous New York Irish Regi. ment Honor” Hunger Striking Cork Mayor.

Prince of Wales Engaged to Wed Princess Margaret of Denmark, _ Rumor; Denial Made in London

PRINCE OF WALES TO MARRY SOON, RUMORS HAVE I   Princess Margaret of Denmark Will Be His Bride, Reports in Copenhagen Say

AGREEMENT RELATIVE TO. GER MAN SHIPS   Between President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George

BRANDEGEE SAYS   President and Premier George Had Secret Apreement.

“ARREST IN PENNSYLV.Ni a.   FRIPND IDENTIFIES Vicrim   HERE’S WHY YOUR CLOTHES ARE HGH PRICED AND POOR

4ELEN TAFT SCON TO WED   Daughter o° Former President to Mar. ry Prof. Philip Manning of Yale University.

AFTER DRAFT EVADER.   Posses After Youth Who ‘Killed ta Get Out of dail.

T0 MAKE WAY EASY FOR NEW CABINET   Official Circles in Washington Want to See No Delay in the Republican Admini _ stration Getting Into the Harness.   CO-OPERATION NOW SOUGHT BETWEEN THE TWO FORCES

EARLY NAMING OF CABINENT MEMBERS BEING SUGGESTED   New- Heads Should Familiarize Themselves With Duties Bea ‘fore March 4.   WILSON APPOINTEES. ARE WILJING TO ASSIST THEM   ‘Be Glad to Familiarize Incoming ' > ' Officials With Routine “of Offices,   AT-LEAST MONTH NEEDED   Important, Government Matters ‘Have to Wait Until Men _ fre ‘Broken In.”

JAP CONSULATE BURNET   Heavy Losses Sastuined In Skirm-~ ishes With Russians In Sibcria wa—_(oOonsal Wissinge.

BOLSHEVISTS LICK THE JAPS   CLASH IN SIBERIAN PROVINCE PROVED BAD FOR THE NIPPONESE,

ILLEGAL STRIKE ~ NOW SPREADING   Chicago Engineers and Fire men Follow Switchman.   UNIONS WORK WITH ROADS   Battle to Retain Supremacy Ove: Outlaw Orgenizations— Union Strike Breakers.

RAILROAD UNIONS  BATTLE 10 RETAIN PONTPAT IN VANS   ‘ILUEGAL” WALK-OUT SPREADS RAPIDLY AS WORKERS DEFY OFDOM TrAT.A .   TRAFFIC STOPPED   Firemen and Enginemen Join Unauthorized Idleness of Switchmen.

UNIONS RUSHING MEN INTO BREACH IN GHIGAGL   STRIKES THERE ARE _ RAPIDLY SPREADING   BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE   Say That They Are Having a Hard Time To Keep Their Union Men From Joining the Ranks of Those Who Are Out

Chicago Switchmen’s Walkout Leads to Fight in Ranks— 1,000 Men at Work as Strikebreakers.

USE UNION STRIKE-BREAKERS  Food and Fuel Running Low in Chicsago—Lack of Work at The Stocky arise   USE UNION STRIKE-BREAKERS

CHICAGO STRIKE REALLY AX INTER-LABOR CNION ROW.   Two of the Four Great Brother houds Trying to yl Supremacy Over Outlaws.

R. R. BROTHERHOODS CALL MEETING 10 BREAK “OUTLAWS”   Strike Seems to be Spreading Rapidly under “Outlaw” Heads and.Threaten Su-. ,  premacy of Regulars.   Many Men out of Work and Servic Badly Crippled. Want More “° Money and Changed  Conditions.

BROTHERHOODS FIGHT TO MAINTAIN CONTROL OVER OULTAW UNIONS   Officers Aroused by Spreading of Switchmen’s Strike to Ranks of Brotherhood   LOYAL UNION MEN ARE DENGUNCED AS ‘‘SCABS”   Engineers and Firemen Refuse to Work With Strike-breakers

ROTHERHOODS BATTLING — AGAINST THE “OUTLAWS:      Grand Lodge Officers Plan Campaign to Retain Supremacy Over Insurgent Rail Men,   Buffalo Also Under Sieae

RAIL STRIKE I) PROMISED NEW RECRUITS   Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen Threaten to Quit Work. _   UNION OFFICIALS TO BE OPENLY DEFIED   Chicago Strike is Illegal and Will Be Treated as Such By Leaders of Unions.

UNION WALK OUT   Outlaw Leaders Defy Brotherhood Officials—Refuse to. . . Work With “Scabs.””   BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY,

NAG CHIGAGOAN No OUGPECT IN BIG BONO THEFT   Lord H. Wilson Alleged te Have Disposed of Portion of $175,000 Eastern Haul   GIGANTIC. ROBBERY RESULTED IN BANK MESSENGER’S MURDER   Stolen Securities Traced After They Show Up in Kansas City

Lord H.' ‘Wilson Alleged © tc Have Disposed of Por_ tion of $175,000 . ~ Hastern Haul   GIGANTIC ROBBERY: RESULTED IN BANK MESSENGER’S MURDEI   Stolen Securities Traced After They Show Up in Kansas City. ~

ANOTHER ARRESTED FOR BOND THEFT   Implicated In Raid on Wall Street- Liberty Bonds Charged.

FEAR HOUSE WILL DOWN FARM BILL   BILL TO RELIEVE FARMERS PASSES SENATE

SECURE RELIEF FOR FARMERS   House Leaders Will Take up Resola tion Reviving War Fluance ~ Corporation

Fore Driven by Roland Campbell strikes Horse Staggs Was Rid- . ing Who Fell Striking His Head.

W. FRANKFORT MINERS RESUME WORK THIS A. M.   25 Prisoners Held for Parts in Recent Disorders.

WEST FRANKFORT COAL MINES AGAIN IN FULL SWINE   Conditions Normal After Sporadic Anti-Italian + Demonstrations.

POLES DISPATCH NOTE TO ALLIES   Note to Contain True State ment of Polish Political Satuation

PLAN TO HELP POLES ADOPTED BY THE ALLIES   Details of Tentative Prograin - Carefully Guarded by The Officials.

DOUBLE THE POPULATION   Eight}Cities .of .Country. in .This Class Shown.

INTERESTING  PRULDUNARY REPORTS FROM THE CENSUS,   Many Towns and (ities Mave Mul. tiplied Theie Population. Two Or More Past 19 Yeurs

MAJOR CAMPBELL APPOINTED TO POSITION AT HARVARI   Indiana Professor Now Serving as Visiting Lecturer on Law at Eastern University.   GRANTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE

FAMOUS WRITER AND REFORMER DIES IN RUSSIA   John Reed, Noted America Author and Socialist Dead.   WAS  BOLSHEVIST   Indicted In America 0: Espionage Charge But Escaped Trial.

AMERICAN WRITER TS DEAD I MOSCEY    John Reed, Correspondent and  Social Reformer, Victim of Typhus in Russia.

DIED OF PYPHUS.   John Reed, American Writer and So. cial Reformer, Expired in Russia.

SOCIAL REFORMER'S CAREER CUT SHORT BY DREAD TYPHUS   ba Ren Dies Sunday i  Wngantws   WAS “CONSTIL” TO U. S.

'Ri-COLOR ANGERS GERMANS   Berliners Tear Up French Flag Shown at the Leaation.

GERMANS TEAR FRENCH FLAG   Storm Legation "in Berlin, Rip Tri. Color Into Shreds, and Swarm Through Building.

MANAGER OF GIANTS PLEADS NOT GUILT)   “Looks Like Joke to Me,” Says McGraw.

M’GRAW PLEADS NOT GUILTY. :AS. DRY VIOLATO!   Charged: With= F Possessing : See ‘Ts Released § ig:  t . . AZAD Batt:

NOT GUILTY, SAYS M’GRAW      Manager of New York National League Basepalt Club Released on $500 Bail.

NOT GUILT), SAYS MGRAW   Manager of New York National League Baseba!! Clus Released on $509 Bail.

McGraw in Court  Thinks It Is All — “Sort of a Joke’   “Giants? ‘Manager Denied Guilt in Volstead Act Violation . Charge

VARINA ROBBER GETS TWENTY YEARS IN PEN   Jiidge Coyle Sends F. ‘I. Wiewel te Anamosa Reformatory For Long Stretch

HOUNDS TRAIL BADGER MORON   Black Bearded Man Who Attacks 13 Year Old School. Girl Sought by Posses.   VICTIM WILL RECOVER

FARMERS POSSES TRAIL MORON IN VICINITY QF VIOLA   THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD LASS  IS ASSAULTED ON WAY TH SeUNnAOT.,.   QUE WILT, RECOVER   Bloodhounds Lead Searching Parties in Pursuit of Attacker.

FAIL TO EIND VIOLA MORON   Bloédhounds Lose Trail of _Litile Girl’s 2 Assailant

REED IS AGAIN REJECTED AS CONVENTION DELEGATE   Credentials Committee Votes Down, 37 to 9, Plea of Fifth District Henchmen to Seat Missourian— Wilson Declares Senator Did Not Seek Place— Goltra Says State Is Weary of Tactics.

REED LOST HIS FIGHT   Missouri Seualor Denied a Seat ia the Convention.   ADMINISTRATION EQUGHT HEM   Reed Has Been Against Wilson All the Time on the League of Nations.

REID AGAIN DENIED SEAT   Credential Committee Turn: Missouri Senator Down.   ADMINISTRATION VICTORY   Vote Was 37 to 9—Reed Support: eres Fear It Means Defeat Ia Missouri.

REAGAN SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS   Drs. Royster and Judson Invited to Lecture-——Program Committee Appointed

Eleven Alleged I.W.W. Being Tried for Murder of American Legion Mer

WILSON PREPARES TO STRIKE   President Gathers Data on Alleged In. consistencies of G. O. P. Men on League,

WILSON TO ISSUE NEW NOTE   White House Statement on League Ex. nected in Few Days.

JUTBREAKS BY RADICALS ANE FEARED AGAIN   Labor Department Officia Warns Employers and Workmen to Co-operate   COMMUNISTS AWAITING OPPORTUNITY TO STRIKE   THIRD FIGURE IN THE SITUA VION, RADICALISM, STAND: BETWEEN EMPLOYER ANI WORKINGMAN,

ARBITRATION TO SAVE UNIONS AND EMPLOYER:   Radical Elements Ready to Seek Soviet Rule It Labor War Starts:   U.S. DEPT EXPERT HOPES FOR PEACE

MINNESOTA GIRL CETS LIMELIGHT IN ELWELL CASI   MISS ELLY HOPE ANDERSON VOCAL STUDENT, EXPECTED TO THROW LIGHT ON MURDER   DONT KNOW TURFMAN   Minneapolis Young Woman Declares Van Schlegelt Had No Enmity for “an Who Was Friendly With His Olvorceu Wife

ANOTHER GIRL ENTERS INTO ELWELL CASE   MISS ANDERSON OF MINNEAPOLIS “WILL -BE QUESTIONED ABOUT MYSTERY

QUESTION MINNEAPOLIS GIRL   District Attorney Swann Believes Miss Anderson Knows Someone Who Knew Elwell Well. .

WOMAN’ 1S SOUGHT.   Minneapolis Girl, Who Suddenly Left Gotham, May Know of Murder.

JAPS HOLDING RUSSIAN CITIES   Continue in Possession o! Towns in Eastern Siberia —Not Aggressive.

JAPANESE STILL HOLDING CITIES — IN EAST SIBERIA   State They Are Principally Interested in the Maintenance of Communications.

ADOPT A PROGRAM FOR ROAD BENEFIT   KIWANIS CLUB DECIDES TO PUT IN MAIN EFFORT ON HICHWAYS.   STAND READY TO HELP   Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Invited to Help Work Roads . ' October 22      “lub Members Vote fa Work as Unit for Adeption ef the Third Amendment

FOR ROAD BE RENEE   KIWANIS CLUB _DBEIDES : FO PUT IN MAIN-EFFORT ON® HIGHWAYS           STAND READY TO HEEP       “ue Sti(i“‘iést~*~*é‘«;*;*é‘S othe Chamber of Commerce and_ Rotary: Invited to Help Work Roads  - ° October 22 aa        Club Members Vote fa Work: a3 Unit for Adeption of the Third. Amendment yon.

I ee “5 ‘OH, HOW LOVELY. :   Kokamngt Basket Shooters Vereater i : in “Practice” Gatae,

OH, HOW LOVELY.   Khokhomd Basket Shooter Defentod  in “Practice” Game.

GUERNSEY CALVES ~—ARRWVE AT SHERIDAN   Fine Lot Now Ready For Dis: tribution To Newly Organ- ' ized Club

GUERNOEY CALVES  HAVE ARRIVED HERE   Nice Lot Now at Perry Crane Farm

MARVEL AND BARDING,  The New York Editer is a Conspleious Caller Teday, ©

HARDING MEETS NEW YORK EDITOR FOR CONFERENCE   Plans Speech Upon League Ot Nations Next Saturday

GEORGE HARVEY 10 ~ GALL ON HARDING   League of Nations One of the Prominent Subjects Te Be Discussed at Conference. ae

BARGE PIRRIE IS LOST AT SEA   CAPT: JENSEN, HIS WIFI Kav BABY AMONG THOSE LOST,

SURVIVORS DESCRIBE THE PIRRIE WRECK   FKLEVEN BODIES YET TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR,   (aptain and Wife Both Dead-——R: mains of Habe Not Found— Beach ts Carefally Combed for Traces,

MURPHY CONTROL IS BROKEN DOWN   By Overwhelming - Vote Uni Rule Shattered as Applied ™to New York Delegation.   TAMMANY IS FOR BEER

Want Delegates to \Chicago for Wood's  Candidacy Who Have INo Second Choice

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS IN INDIANAPOLIS   Declares Harding’s Front Porch Plan of Campaign Chills West

DECLARES HARDING'S PLANS CHILLS PARTY'S HOPES IN WESTERN SECTION

INDIANA IS INVADED BY FRANKLIN ROOSEVEL’   Says Harding’s Statement: Have Thrown Chill Into Republican Camnpaion in Wecat

SAYS WEST FOR COX   Roosevelt Declares Country Bevon¢ enn Cool ab im uw, &. Guard.

MYSTIC WOMAN IN WHITE LEADS ANTI-BOLSHEVIK   Claimant to Throne of Roman offs Rallies Fussian Enemies of the Soviet

This Season’s Latest Models  and Materials in PONY BOY  2 in 1, Hand Tailored Suits Reduced

This Season’s Latest Models  and Materials in PONY BOY  2 in 1, Hand Tailored Suits Reduced 20 Per (ent

OGDEN MORMONS DO NOT DEPEND ON RAILROADS   Church Authorities Plan Use of Automo. -biles for Travel to Salt Lake Gonferenca

RENEWS VATICAN RELATIONS   Frerich Chamber Approves Measure to Re-Establish Embassy.

FRENCH EMBASSY TO VATICAN   Chamber of Deputies Adopts Bill to Resume Diplomatic Relations With the Pope.

ae. a sedi. gee ies m of Deputies  Bill to  Resume Dipiomatic Relations With the Pope.     Bp me

OVEER STOCKMAN OF WYOMING SLAIR   John Corbett, Living Nea’ Casper, Believed Victim of Robbers.

DAVENPORT SPEAKER WINS.   Takes’ Honors in ‘Extemparaneou Contest at Burlington,

Ton of Fuel Passes Through 4 or 5 Hands Before Reach‘ing Dealer. - &

STATES APPEAL TO WILSON FOR RELIEF FROM COAL SHORTAGE   Matter Referred to Commerce Body Secretary Tumulty Announces Today   EE  HIGH PRICES OF FUEL ARE BLAMED ON COAL BROKERS   Indictments to be Asked by Chicago District Attorney

U.S. ATTORNEY TO PROSECUTE COAL BROKERS   Clyne C harges Present High Price of Coal to Them.

CLAIM PROFIT BY BROKERS BAOSTC (OAT   Chicago Grand Jury is Asked to Take ’' Aeton.   CHARGES BIG PROFITS   Coal at Mine Costs $4.05; in Chicago $13; is Charre

COAL BROKERS IN CHICAGO ACCUSED   Indictments To Be Sought Alleging High Price Is Due To “‘Middlemen.”

FORMER ENGLISH FLIERS ENLIST IN THE AMERICAN AIR SERVICE AS PRIVATE

INDUSTRIAL BOARD BOWS 10 WOMEN   Reverses Decision, Names Female Arbitrator.

ILLINOIS WOMAN  -IS APPOINTED ON COMMISSION   Harriette Reid is First Woman in titi  nols to Win Place on industrial Commission

TRI-COUNTY RAILROAD MEN IN DEMAND FOR INCREASI  Baw Assneinted Beaan FF axenent titiva

UNAUTHORIZED HEAP OF ANTHRACITE FELD I SOME SECTIONS t Is Reported 35,000 Miners Failed  to Report for Work   It Is Reported 35,000 Miners Failed to Report for Work

HUERTA TAKES OATH   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEAICO ASSUMES DUTIES.   New Treaty Between that Country  and U.S. is Proposed. oe +]

HUERTA NOW MEXICO CHIEF   Takes Oath of of Office ir . Chamber of Deputies

Justice Enrique Moreno I Named President of Supreme Court.   IGEN. PELAEZ ARRIVES   Silvestre Mariscal, Former  Governor of Guerrero, Captured by Revolutionists,

MEXICAN PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE CATH   Great Military Display in Evidence—Throngs Witness Ceremonies.   NEWSPAPER SCORES U. S.

HUERTA SWORN IN AT MEXICO CITY   Great Military Display Marke Inauguration of New Pro vistonal President.

NEWPRES, ~ SWORN I IN      TAKES OFFICE AT MEX. ICO. CITY .IN’ PRES. ENCE ~ OF" A GREAT CROWD.

HUERTA MEXICAN PRESIDENT TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   China Has Recognizec New Mexican Government—Report

IUCATA TAKE UP DUTIES AS PACAIDENT Al MENTE EIT   Great Military Display Ac. companies Ceremony of Taking Oath   ALMADA RELIEVES GOV. ESTEBAN CANTU      Says He Will Carry Out the Policies Started by Cantu

DELAHUERTA TAKES OATH ‘AS _ HEAD OF MEXICO   Provisional President of New Government Ap peared To Be Far fron Well Man.

earn NNN: se ecennemmtiemeN  “ye a THE ONT OF OFFI  oui ole   ‘housands of People Throng the Street to Witness Great Military Display—New Official Appears Far from Well

NEWPRES. — OF MEXICO ~ SWORN IN      TAKES OFFICE AT MEXICO CITY IN PRES: ENCE OF A “GREAT CROWD.

DE LA HUERTA IS SWORN IK   Provisional President of Mex ico Took Oath of Office Today.

HUERTA TAKES OATH        TONAL PRESII rT OL MEXICO ASSUMES DUTIBS.      New Treaty Betiveen th; and S. ds Propos 4

Inauguration Tn Mexico Oity Made a President: NAO Aika! ooo BOCES

HUERTA TAKES: PRESIDENTIAL ‘OATH OOF FICE   GREAT CROWDS TAKE PART . IN. MEXICO CITY DEMON, STRATION TODAY.

HUERTA. SWORN IN” ~ AS MEXICAN HEAD   New Provisional’ President Seem “Mingly Unwell; Great . Military Disolay At. Ceremony, ©

GREAT MILITARY DISPLAY MADE FOR NEW LEADER   Senate’s  Suggestion of U. Intervention: Denounced by Mevica “City. Press.   ‘HUMBUG 1S: AT BOTTOM . OF ‘YANKEE CHARACTER’   Cuba Fears. Plague ‘by Ships From New Qrieans and -Mayieg. -

DE LA RUERPA      Gireat Mifitary Display Attends Inaugeration of Président.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE TOWARD NEW WAGE AGREEMENT   Virtual Deadiock on Interpretation of President Wilson's Telegram.   MEET AGAIN THURSDAY TO CONTINUE EFFORTS      Anthracite Operators Claim Only Rectification of Alleged Inequalities Should be Con. sidered, While Miners Contend for Differentials.

CONFERENCE RESUMED.   Herd Coal Miners and Opertors & Mecting Today,

H ARD c OAL TIEUL   Miners and Operators Try to Com* -pose Differences in Confer-< _ ence Today

CONFERENCE OF MINERS IS. IN SESSION TODAY      Again Try To Reach Set_ tlement in Anthracite . Coal Wage Dispute   IN CASE OF DEAD-LOCK ; MAY TAKE AN APPEAL

Workers and Operator: Are Trving to Settle Wage Disputes — Mar Appeal to Presi dent for Rulins

ANTHRACITE MEN IN WAGE DEADLOCK   ‘Operators and Miners Make Little Progress in Philadelphia Conference.

HARD COAL PARLEYS HALTED   Miners and Operators Split Over Meaning of President Wiison’s Message.

ST, PAUL EDITOR I) ASSAULTED: BY FURIOUS MOB   As Result of Editorials in His Paper F. P. James, Owner of the St. Paul Telegram, is Victim ef Violence.   ONE MAN PLEADS GUILTY   Ola Watkins Plead Guilty Before Squire W. J. Grant and Was Fined

ST. PAUL EBITOR GETS IN ACTION   BE. P. JAMES OF TRLEGRAM, BAY! SEVERAL MEN FOLLOWED AND NIT MI.   OWE MAN HAS PAID HIS FINE

RADICALS FACING NEW GHARGES MURDER.   With First Armistice Day Case Drawing to Close, Informations Filed on Another

ULSTER CASTLE IS: BURNED   House Where, Sir Edward Carson Wat Born, Destroyed, Presumably . by Sinn Felners.  .-

ULSTER CASTLE IS BURNED   House Where Sir Edward Carson Was Born, Gestroyed, Presumably by Sinn Feiners.

CASTLE IN ULSTER BURNED   Presumed Sinn Feiners Put Torch to County Galway House.

“The Tears of Jesus,” First Methodist Church, 8:15 p. m. Sunday.   VERA CRUZ HAS ’ BEEN ISOLATED   Railroad Mechanics on : Strike; Demand 100  . Per Cent Increase

MEXICAN. PRESIDENT TO ESTABLISH BOARD TQ HANDLE GUL FIEL(      ; COMMISSION WILL DEAL WITH DISPUTES AND OTHER QUES. TIONS ARESING OVER OIL.

Republicans of lows Are Holding State Convention in Des ° Maines   re WORK IS SOLUTION : “OF LABOR VRORLEMS   Defends ‘Raflraad Rill and Censure: Wilson Administration for Actien on Treaty

TEACHERS ASK _ INCREASED PA’   Will Leave Profession if Higher Salaries Are . Not Received

BALTIOH LABOR GRINS WITHOUT DEVEL DPMENTS   BUT Ft IS POSSIBLE THAT FT 1g TORK MADE THE BASIS OF AN APPEAL Fo THE PEOPL AS It iS TO GO BEFORE COMMONS.

— BOR GHSIS T DEVELOPMENTS         BUT IT IS POSSIBLE THAT IT IS  TO BE MADE THE BASIS OF AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE, AS TR 1S TO GO BEFORE COMMONS.

TEXAS BAPTISTS WILL EXPEND $3,000,000   General Convention Board Meeting Decides on Huge Program of Expansion

DKLAROMA MINE OWNED WATGI FA A WALKO GT   MINERS DETERMININED 0% “VACATION” BECAUSE DEMANDS WERE REFUSED,

OKLAHOMA MINERS THREATEN 10 TAKE VACATION AT ONCE   Conference Called for To morrow; Operatives Will Not “Strike,” But Just.  “Tay Off”

WATCH MINERS FOR WALKOUTS   Operatros and Union Officials Await Next sluve Atter raliure « Wage Demands.

UFF MEASURE 5 REPORTEL   PAVORABLE ON RATIFYING REOLUTION RECOMMENDED BY seNATE COMM reper   MINORITY REPORT KILLER   Report edb itted By Minority Members of Cimmittes Tabled by a Vote of 23 to 16—Final Vote Exnected Today.

etory In Both Houses Would Give Women Vote This Fall   sup ISIN DOUBT = * 48 LEGISLATORS MEET   mmittees Hear Arguments (fOpponents, Proponents Thorsday Evening

SUFFS WIN ROUND TWO ~— INTENNESSEE      TIONAL AMENDMENT REC. OMMENDS FAVORABLE ACTION      STYEMPT (0 SMOTHER AC TON iN: SENATE  MEETS WITH DEEEAT

TESTIMONY SHOWS CASH WAS SPENT LAVISHLY      Witnesses at Elections Conspiracy Trial Continue Accounts of Vast Ex-   nandi¢tnrag

TESTIMONY SHOWS CASH WAS SPENT LAVISHL)   Witnesses gt Elections Conspiracy Trial Continue Accomts of Vast Expenditures 

ISHERIFF DISPERSES MOB   Crowd at Doors of Tennessee Jail Heeds Plea for Law Observance

VERSAILLES. PACT BLAMED BY KANN FOR MONEY TANGLE   DEV ASTING AS. WAR IN ECONOMIC ASPECTS, NEW YORK BANK» DECLARES

TEN THOUSAND IN THE LINE   DRAG RIVER FOR MOTORISTS   Detroit Police Hunt Victims of Plunge Into Stream After ‘ Midnight,

Detroit Police Hunt Victime of Plunge Into Stream After Midnight.

BRIDGE FINISHED IN MONTH, CONTRACTOR SHONS TELLS COMM   Broken Trolley Wire Helc Up Traffic at Busy Time This Noon.   Automobile in River  Search for Bodies

DRAG RIVER FOR MOTORISTS   Detroit Police’ Hunt Victims of Piunge Into Stream After Midnight.

NRAG RIVER FOR MOTORISTS      Detrait Police Hunt Victims of Plunga [nto Stream After Midniaht.

FOOD RELIC TO EUROPE OPPOSED   Declares Not all the Sol Stories About Needy Are True

FINDS HUSBAND DEAD IN BED   indiana Druggist Places Gas Stove Too Close to Bed.

GAS KILLS INDIANA DRUGGIST   Places Stove Near His Bed—Tube Be. comes Disconnected, With Fatal Results.

MUSCOWTES TO GET NECESSITIES. IN RETURN FOR CRAIN AND FLOUR      Partial Lifting of Blockade Does Not Implv Altered Attitude Toward Trotzky-Lenine Government ©   CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE DEBATES RESULT; PRICE FALL IS PREDICTED

‘Openc ins ‘Short Thine,’      SUPPLIES ‘TO REACH RUSSIA   Lalier ‘Nation te Sead, Things 1 “Cari'Spare.to The World on : = “The Outside.

RUSSIANS WILL GET MUCH NEEDED RELIEI   FOOD, CLOTHING AND OTHEF NECESSITIES TO BE ExXCHANGED FOR RUSSIAN PRODUCTS EXPORTED.

TRADE. RELATIONS WILL BE REOPENED WITH RUSS PEOPLE   Supreme Council Reverses Policy and Will Now Exchange Necessities for Russian Grain and Other Pro: ducts.

ALLIES RESUME COMMERCE WITH ~-AUSSIAN PEOPLE   Supreme Council Reaches Decision Whereby Blockade Is Partially Lifted.   American Opinion Divided as to Likely Effect on Prices in U. S.

ALLIES RENEW TRADING WITH THE RUSSIANS   SUPREME COUNCIL So D¥ CIDES, ENTIRELY REVERS ANG FORMER POLICY.   Not to be Considered as Chang of Attitude Toward Sovie Government.

COMMENTS VARY ON OUTCOME OF RUSSIAN RELIEI   Speculation on Motive and Result Rife in London Newspapers.

Wilk ni   Reversal of Policy On Part OF The Allies is Decided On At Council.  NOT TO RECOGNIZE SOVIETS  Ccthing, Medicine and Farn Machinery For The Stricker People.   NOT 10 RECOGNIZE SOVIETS

AULD! Ur FE WL Be FURR RUSS PELIPLE   Ientente to Trade Clothing and Medicines for Gram   MAY CUT LIVING COST IN AMERICA   United States Markets Be Affected by the Allies’ Action

ALLE AAT GNs me Mian WITH HuGGIANS   SUPREME COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS REVERSES FORMER RUSSIAN ATTITUDE.

SUPREME COUNCIL DECIDES T0 OPEN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN ALLIES AND RUSSIA  Clothing, Medicines, Agricultural Machinery and Other Supplies to Be Shipped Into Russia In Exchange For Grain, Flax and Kindred Pro RRA  Nee

Clothing, Medicines and Agricultural Machinery to Be Sent Russians.   DOES NOT IMPLY ATTITUDE   Arrangements ave Being Mad. By Which Peasants Will Get The Benefit.

BLOCKADE OF RUSS TO BE LIFTED AT ONGE BY ENTENTE   Trade Relation Resumption Not Signal of Altered Attitude to Trotsky, Assertion.   MOVE LONG AGO WISER, HINT FROM LONDON NEWS   Satisfactory Peace With Slavs Best Thing to Be Sought Now, Chronicle Says.

JAPS LOSE TO RUSS   REPORTED THEY SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES IN SIBERIA FIGHTING.   "ate of Mikado’s Consul at Nikolaevsk is in Doubt—General Brussillof Leads the Bolsheviki.

RUSSIANS BEAT JAPS   Mikado’s Troops Suffer Heavy Losses in Siberia Battle.   Fate of Consul at Nikolaevsk Is in Doubt—Genera!l frusillof Leads Reds Against the Poles.

SLEEPING SIGKNEDD [i PUCZLING FHYOIGIANG IN LONDON HOSPITAL!      “DISEASE PRESENTS MANY SYMP TOMS OF THE AFRICAN SLEEPING SICKNESS,

ACCEPTS NEW BRIDGE   Mud Creek Structure Is Approvec by Highway Enginecr

IMINERS MAY REJECT WAGE BOARD AWARD   Public Is Promised Statement of : Their Attitude Today by  Insurgent Leader

PREDICTS Uo. WILL BE RULED BY SUGIALISTS   Hillquit in Assemblymen’s Trial Says Change Will Be Peaceful Unless°a Rich Minority Tries Some Dirty Work.   Danger of Bloodshed Negligible, However, if Will of Majority Is Permitted to Prevail Without Let or Hindrance.

SOCIALIST PARTY NOT TSP ONGIEAE   Hillquit Explains’ What Members Said of. Flag. and Coun: ~ try During’ War.

PREDICTS NATION WILL GO INTO SOCIALISTS’ HANDS   Issues Warning That Political Ac tion May Be Supplemented with ‘a Littl Shooting.’

CONTROL 10 PASS PEACEFULLY Nid HANDS SOCIALIST   Will Run Government When They Enroll Working Class, Morris Hillquit Says.   SUPPLEMENT POLITICAL ACTION WITH SHOOTING   Party Not Plotting Bloody Revolution, Hut Histery Has Stewn When Privileged Minority is About to Lose Its Vriviletes It Becomes Desperate and Tries to Destroy Reform,

HILLQUIT CONFESSES TURNOVER AeUo QceK MUST BE BLOODY!   4§4S COUNTRY IS NOT FIRST WITH HIM. BKETHER   REPUDIATES PATRIOTIS!S] 4ND SAYS PARTY MEREL} SEEKING TO ELEVATE PROLETARIAT OF WIDE WORLD—ILLUMINATING WITNESS

SOCIALISTS MAY  HAVE TOSHOO*. SAYS HILLQUI1   They Will Use Bullets if the Profiteering Class Revolts.

Socialists Will Rule if Government Fights Workers, Hillquit Says

COUNTRY 1S COMING   TO SOCIALIST RULE   PEACEFUL PASSING PREDICTED BY MORRIS HILLQUIT.    Hopeful of Quiet Overturning, Bui  Admita There May Be a Little Shooting if Profiteering  Class Revolts.

HILLQUIT ON STAND.   Says Control of Government Will Pass Peacefully Into Hands of Socialists.

SEES U. 5. RULED BY SOCIALISTS   Hillquit Warns “Shooting May Supplement Political Action” in Crisis   Socialist Makes Many a Sensational Statement During Assembly Grilling ~

PEAGE TREATY REPORTED ‘TO SENATE TODAY WILL BE. / CONSIDERED NEXT MONDAY

DEBATE ON TREATY STARTS MONDAY    Discussion Delayed For Return of Absent Senators   COMMITTEE REPORTS PACT   Return League Document With Lodae Reservations Attached

Army Captnin Acensed of Broutnity Freed Pending Annonncemint  nt PNectataun_

Army Captain Accused of Brutality Freed Pending Announcemint  oe eee aes a

FIX BAIL AT $25,000   For President of American Woolen Companies

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDERING KNEII   Odell Sentenced to Die Week of June 13

ODELL GUILTY OF MURBER   Kirst Degree Verdict Brought in AP.  ter Nearly 12 Hours’ Beliberation,

DEAD AND WOUNDED LYING IN STREETS,  SAYS IRISH REPORT   Afternoon Dispaich Follows Announcement All Was Quiet at 10 O’Clock in Forenoon.  Mm BaGC em RRE a nom Dea EE Eee Pe en een ee

TO LAUNCH SEVEN SUIPS.   Mog Islund Yard to Establish Record Ju Hinddlng Ships.

HOUSE DECLARES WARS AT AN END   Adopts Republican Peace Resolution.

House Votes.to Declare Peace as 22 Democrats Desért Wilson’s Rank:

HOUSE VOTES FOR WAR'S END   Peace Resolution Was Adopt. ed—22 Democrats Vote for the Resolution.

PEACE MEASURE IS ADOPTED BY HOUS!      Twenty-Twe atx Join Repub: licans in Adoption of Resolution Ending War With Germany— Vote is 242 to 150

RESOLUTION PASSED HOUSE   Senate Will New Act on Measure Declaring Peace

PEACE RESOLUTION PASSED BY HOUSE   Republican Measure Adopted By Vote of 242 to 150.   [Twenty-two Democrats Join With Majority——Act Declares State of War With Germany at End and Also Repeals Most of War Time Legisla tian

VOTES PEACE ‘WITH GERMANY.   Joint Resolution Declaring State of War at End Wins, BAe to 150. .   22 DEMOCRATS FAVOR   ‘Two Republicans Oppose Bill Passed and on Its Way to the Senate After a 12-Hour Debate by ~ Conaressmen. .

HOUSE PASSED © ‘REOLUTION FOR PEACE 249-993   Twenty-two Democrats Joined the Re publicens and Two G. 6. 2, Members ‘Uppoused.

HOUOE VOTES 1  CEAMAN NATION   Twenty-Two Democrats Join With G. 0. P. in Supporting the Measure it Now Goes To the Senate.   MOST OF WAR-TIME LAWS ARE REPEALED   Democratic Members Try to Send Resolution Back to Foreign Relations Committee But Are Defeated.

PEACE RESOLUTION ADOPTEDIN HOUSE   Measure to End War Passes, 242 te 150 Now Goes  @n Qanata

HOUSE PASSES GERMAN PEACE RESOLUTION   Democrats Join Republicans In Vote On Measure Which Has Large Ma Sanity   NOW UP TO SENATE

ACTION CAME AFTER HOURS OF DEBATING   Most of War-Time Legislation Repealed—Proposal Must Be Indorsed by Senate and Faces Possible Presidential Veto.

JOINT BLL T) END WAR NOW READY FOR SENATE HOUSE. VOTE 242 10 150

HOUSE VOTES END OF WAR   ADOPTS PEACE RESOLUTION BY 242-150 VOTE   VOTE ENDS HOT DEBATE   ie IN Twenty-two Democrats Lan o-. With Majority

VOTE TO STOP STATEOF WAR   HOUSE RESOLUTION ADOPTED DECLARING PEACE.   MAJORITY IN FAVOR IS LARGE   TWENTY-TWO DEMOCRATS LINE UP WITH REPUBLICANS.   Only Twe of Latter Party Go Over te Minority — Repeals Mech Wartime Leginlation—RKeady fer the Senate.

RESOLUTION TO END WAR STATUS PASSES IN HOUSE      Will Pass Senate Bul President May Veto It

PEACE WITH GERMANY IS DECLARED IN HOUSE VOTE   Joint Resolution Is Adopted by 242 to 150; Goes to Senate.

PEACE QUESTION UP TO SENATE   House Passes Joint Resolution by Vote of 242 to 150.   DECLARES WAR IS AT END   Twenty-Two Democrats Favor Bill While Two Republicans Oppose It —Balloting Follows a Twelve Hour Debate by Members.

HOUSE PASSES RESOLUTION TA TERMINATE WAR   Twenty-Two Democsats Join With Republicans and Vote of 242-150 Registered   MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE FOR LAST VOTE   Former Speaker Clark and Representative Kitchin Are the Leaders

PEAGE RESOLTTION PASSES IN HOUSE OY Ble MAJORITY   Final Vote 243 to 150 —21 Democrats Join ad 2,      Now GOES TO SENATE

HOUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION 10 TERMINATE WAR   Now Goes to Senate; Vote Is Short of Number Needed if Vetoed.

PEACE DECLARATION ADOPTED BY SENATE   REPUBLICAN JOINT RESOLUTION VOTE TO 150-22   DRAMATIC INCIDENTS OCCUR   Rep. Kitchin  Safters Feralype Stroke a® Speech Ends—Gave Halts Oratory

TO END WARNOW GOES TOTHESENATE   Vote on Passage-fs 242 to 150: Wisconsin Men Support Measure.   Twenty-Two Democrats Line- up With Republican Ma- =: jority In Final Vote.” —

WITH GERMANY ACCORDING T RESOLUTION PASSED BY HOUSE   Twenty-two Democrats Joined Re publicans in Supporting Resolution.

PEACE PLAN WINS HOUSE SANCTION   Resolution Ending War With  Germany How Goes to Sen ate for Consderabon   KITCHIN IS STRICKED   North Carolina Representatrie  Suffers Paralytic Stroke at, Close of Stirring Address

HOUSE ADOPTS PEAGE OFFERING UF REPUBLICANS   Now the Resolution to End War With Germany _— to Senate.

Motion to Send Measure Back to Committee is Defeated by 177 to 222

DECLARES WAR WITH GERMANY 5 AT AN END   Measure Also Repeals Most of the War Time Legislation.   '22 DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS IN VOTE   Resolution Now Goes to Senate —Backers Say It Will Pass Over Wilson’s Veto.

PEACE VOTE — IS PASSED - BY HOUSE   By Vote of 242 to 150 the Republican Resolution Declaring an End to State of War With Germany is Adopted. me

HOUSE PAooES ~OTATUTE THAT FINISHES WAR   TWENTY-TWO DEMOCRATS JOEN MAJORITY FOR IPT AND TWO REPUBLICANS OPPOSE   Claude Kitchin Cotlapses After Speech In Opposition From Slight  Stroke of Paralysis.

SHARP BREAK INGORN MARKET; STOCKS SLURP   SPECULATIVE SHARES ARI AFFECTED BY ACTION OF PROFESSIONALS.

11 Killed In N. Y. Central Crash Today   Scores of Other Persons In jured, Some of Which Will Result Fatally.

NEW REVOLUTION BREAKING OUT IN LOWER GALIFORNE   Three Thousand - Federal’ Troop: On. Way ‘To Suppress Rebellior Tn Northern District.   GOV.. APPEALS TO CFTIZENS

Mexican Troops Reported on Way To-Oust Cantu   Lower California Governat Branded as: Rebel By Republic Head

THE Fed OF ~ PRESIDENT EBERT iN BEEN OVERTHROWN   The Old Crawd of Monarchists, Pan-Ger. = mans and Military Men Are Again in E , : Complete Control.

NEW RULERS MUST BE FORCED TO ADHERE TO TREATY AND KAISER MUST BB KEPT OUT.   KAPP IS CHANCELLOR   New Head of Government is Vidlently Reactionary and Opponent of Ebert—Revolution Has Been Brewing Long ‘Time,

MONARCHISTS GCCUPY ALL OF BERLIN CITY   EBERT FLESS FROM CAPITAL; TERMS OF TREATY WILL BE CARRIED OUT

BANK DEPOSITS MORE NUMEROUS IN WEST STATES   ‘Wyoming, Montana and Idaho Nu ‘

10 Per Gent Reduction in Commodity Prices oped For With Retief   WHY VoBETABLES ARE HIGH

RAILROAD CONGESTION ——GAUSING HIGH PRICES   Clearing Up of Difficulty Will Re move This Excuse and Increase Production.

THOUSANDS WAIT TO SEE MAS. MURIEL MACSWINE   WIDOW OF MAN WHO YIELDED HIS LIP IN HUNGER STRIKE ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION ON ATTENDING MASS.

WIDOW MAYOR HAPPY AT HER RECEPTION   Thousands Throng Streets te Catch Glimpse of Irish Woman.

IMRS. MACSWINEY WARMLY RECEIVEL   Widow of Late Lord Mayor of Cork Is Enthusiastically Welcomed Wherever She Goes

MRS, MSWINEY FLUDES CROWDS   Thousands Wait Outside the Cathedral to See Widow of Jrish Martyr

SYSTEMATIC PROPAGANDA TO DISCREDIT LEAGUE PACT   Indiana Attorney Charges Misrepresentation of Covenant and Makes Explanation League Terms.

SYSTEMIZED PROPAGANDA ABROAD AGAINST LEAGUE   Spann Exposes Assertions That League Would Embroil U: In All European Genflicts; dust The Opposite Is True.   CITES ARTIGLES WHICH TEND TO MAKE WAR IMPOSSIBLE

Week Beginning Week Beginning, Week Beginning Week Beginning! Week Beginning   The Tri-State Butter Co.  Cash Capital $250,000.00. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

THE TRI-STATE BUTTER CO.  Cash (apital $230.000.00 - CINCINNATI. OHIO

PREDICTS MORE WAR IN MEXICO   IGNACIO BONILLAS SAYS THAT BREAK IN REGIME IS CERTAIN

SAYS TROUBLE BREWING   Bonillas.Declares New Mexican Revolutian Forming Under Surface.

MORE MEXICAN TROUBLE   Mr, Bonillas Is Sure Present Conquerers Cannot Agree

Former Ambassador to U. S. Says Present Heterogeneous Elements Cannot Be Reconciled For Lona.   MASS OF PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF UPRISINGS   Peace Is Desired, But He : Certain It Will Not Come Under the Regime Now ir Power in Republic.

PREDICTS TROUBLE SOON      “Irreconcilable Elements” Will  Make Trouble in Mexico,” Says Bonillas

GOV. COX ON WAY TO MEET RIFLEMEN   Will Present Governor’s Cup ‘to Winner a Shoot: at Camp Perry.   SPEAKS LATE THURSDAY   Nominee Returns to Columbus Friday and Goes to est Virginia,

OPENING SPEECH TO BE MADE BY GOV. COX TODA’   Sharpshooters at Camp Perry, O., Will Hear First Stump Speech

LONE BANDIT SHOOTS FOUR IN HOLD-UE   Hits Policeman on Head With Hammer—Bold Bandit Captured.

BRAVE OFFICER LANDS BANDIT   Chicago is Scene of Holdup and Chase Today Worthy of Tom Mix. x

BANDIT KILLS ONE: HURTS é   Policeman’s Skull is Fraefared; Street Sweeper Dies

DISCUSS SUCCESSOR TO SECRETARY GLASS   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO MAKE APPOINTMENT WITHIN A FEW DAYS .

PRESIDENT SONFERS WITH CRATER GLASS AS TO HS SUGRESSOE   SUCCESSOR TO BE APPOINTED SOON SO GLASS CAN TAKE SEAT IN THE SENATE,

SUCCESSOR T0 GLASS MAY BE CLERFINGWELI   PRESIDENT SUMMONS ‘THE TREASURY HEAD TO THE WHITE Hever tonay   Another Liberty Loan is Neat ’ Probability Unless Govern. ment Expense Drops. Washington. Tan 12? ——Prae:.

HEAVY GUNS TO COMMAND CITY STREETS   Reinforcernents and Medical Retief Rushed to Irish City . Following Bloody Faconal Fight

STREETS SWEPT BY BULLETS   Impossible For Citizens to Reach City Shops   CARCINAL LOGUE WARNED   Two Thousand Troop on Duty, More On Way

LONDON AY NEAR EEMINE FROM FIGHT   FOOD SUPPLIES ARE CUT SHORT --GAS MAY QUIT   British Fear Sinn Feu May Send Force To Aid Rioters.

QUIET PREVAILS IN LONDONDERRY. ~~ AFTER WILD NIGH)   RIFLES AND REVOLVERS USED IN HOT FIGHTING IN THE STREETS OF IRISI CITY—SITUATION HELP EREPRPATE

MORE BIG GUNG ARE HUGHED TO LONDONDERRY   Known Dead In Riots Num. ber 12, With Many In Hospitals Dving

RESERVES RUSHED TO LONDONDERRY   British Officiais Attempt tc Gain Control While Fighting Dies Down.

STATE OF WAR  I PROBABLE IN NORTH IRELAND   ‘Ourrent Rumors “That Sinn Feiners Are. Massing to Attack Northern Treland.

Streets Are Raked by Bullets and Citizens Remain in Their Homes— Food Shortage Serious

ae ee  Magistrates Declare Staton Desperate; Fear It Is  Growing Worse   ALL SHOPS BOARDED. UP

LONDONDERRY QUIET AFTER 5-DAY BATTLI         ors. Current. That Simm Feiners ‘Are’: Massing in Northwest to Join Stricken City Fightors.

NIGHT OF TERROR AT LONDONDERRY   Authorative List of Dead Cannot Be Obtained -But It Is High--Island Near to Civil War.

QUIET IN LONDONDERRY AFTER NIGHT OF RIOTIN   No Authoritative Number of Dead Can Be Obtained—Food Situation is Desperate.

FOOD PERIL WORSE, SAY IRISH HEADS   Call on London to Send Edibles to Londonderry.

Miniature War Is Raging In Irish Streets   Rifle Fire Rakes Streets of Londor derry in Night of Terror—food Situation is Dexperaie— More Trouble is Peered.

IRELAND   More British Soldiers With Armored Cars and ‘Heavy Artillery Arrive to Stop the Londonderry Siauchicr.   UNIONISTS AND SINN FEINERS ARE MISSING   Armed Bands Are Reporte: Preparing to Enter City Gas Supply Fails, Leavin; City in Darkmecc.

NIGHT OF TERROR SPENT WEDNESDAY AT LONDONDERRY   Troops Control the Main  Streets; Food Situation Becomes Desperate  j

PSP EN Ie See RTL eat ON I SENET  Poor Little Rich Girl _ ~ Runaway Is Found on -Farm,--Hair Cut Off

FIND MISSING GIRL WORKING AS FARMER   Tired of Being Poor Little Rich Girl, She Says,

Poor Little Rich Girl Is Sick of Discipline; RunsAway From Home   Indianapolis Heiress Cuts Hair and -Passes as Boy; is © Yound Today

SENATOR OUT OF HOSPITA   ‘La Follette New Havin:  Dental Work Done at Rochester

COAL OPERATORS APPEAL TO WILSON.   Fear Laborers’ Strike in Wlinols Field Will Spread,

ILLINOIS MINE LABORERS STOP COAL DIGGING      Half of Mines in the Siate Reported Tdlo.

FIGHT 10 CHEAPEN WOMEN GARMENTS   Union Owned Shops Will Wage War On Profiteering In Apparel lndustry.

LABOR PLANS TU FIGHT oOARING CLOTHES GOST   Profiteering in Women’s Garments Will Be Combated by Union-Owned Shops, Factories, Stores.

TROUBLE STARTED   Charges are Brought Against New President of League of   Nations By Angered Cana: dian Delegate.   INTERNATIONAL COURT ALREADY FADED OUT   Several Years Must Elapse Before It Operates, Say Backers-—Delegates Bick~ er Over Trivial Points.

LEAGUE 10 WORK WITH DOORS SHU   Japan Defeated ‘in Move ~ for _.NonsEuropean--Heads” “i!  - {6r Committees ~

VIENNA BECOMES INDEPENDENT IN ITS SOVERNMENT   Committee Declares City a Separate Austrian Province.

VIENNA MAY BECOME SEPARATE PROVINCI   CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE OF AUSTRIA GRANTS PRIVI. LEGE TO VIENNESE

BOY MESSENGER “MISSING”      heft. New: York Bank XKesterday Wil $77,000 in Cheeks and Bonds  and $22,200 in Cash,

NS MISSING WITH          Left First National Bank in New. Yo and Forgot To Come Back — Ban and. Brokers Lost Millions i in’ This Manner.

MAN BREAKS INTO PEN   Paroled Conviet Seeks Refuge from H. C. of L.

BEATS HIGH COST OF LIVING   Paroled Joliet Prisoner Scales Wall at Night to Get Back: °  Inside. 

SNEAKED BACK INTO PRISON   Paroled Conviet Tired of Freedom Sealed Penitentiary Wallis.

‘BROKE PRISON; RETURNED   Man Decided He Could Best Beat H. gq’ T, Rathieent Wea sca

GOURT DECLARES DARD ERRED IN AAIL RATE CASE   Kansas Body Declares Inter. state Commission Made Mis: take of  $192,853,696 — in Granting Freight Advance.

Court Gives Freight Rate Increase of 30 Per Cent   Decision of Kansas Industrial Relations Tribunal Is Effective Only Within Borders of That State—Claim Is Made Interstate Commerce Commission Made a “Great Mistoke.”

ILLNESS ALONE _ HAS SEPARATED WILSON, HOUSE   Colonel and White House Deny That There-Has Been Any Breach _.

BOLSHEVIKI BEACH GATES OF POLISH CAPITAL   Reds Willing Te Withdraw To ists Lines. "I

PULES DOOMED OATS AMERICAN GENERAL ALLEN   Moscow Government Has No Intention of Suspending Hostilities.   Outer Forts of Warsaw Un der Bombardment, Says Berlin Wireless.

POLK TO QUIT CABINET SOON   UNDER SECRETARY WILL RE: TURN TO PRIVATE LIFE— OTHER CHANGES LIKELY

STATE DEPARTMENT IS TO HAVE CHANGES   } = UNDERSECRETARY FRANK L. POLE WILL RESUME THE PRACTIGE OF LAW.

UNDER: SECRETARY POLK TO RESIGh   Reorganization of State Department in Near Future Will Involve Changes in Personnel of Highest Grades

Pe  “FRANK &, POLK TO RESIGN,      Other Changes, in “State Department ; Also Said to Re Near.

Big Drive i is Believed Near as Soviet Forces Concentrate at Grodnc

‘TO HONOR WAR nu EROES FEB. 22,  Pp rance'’s Certifiontos to He Given Next ap @ te tus or 8 B8thecan ct

VETERAN'S PARADI: IS FINAL FEATURE   Thirtieth Reunion Culminated : Two-Mile March Before Many Thousand Spectators.

ANOTHER RE-UNION BECOMES HISTORY FOLLOWING PARADE   FRATURE OF DAY CONSIDERED MILITARY REVIEW BY CONFEDERATES THEMSELVES.   THOUSANDS IN LONG LIN   Ambulances Are on Hand But Onl: Few of Determined Veterans Are Given Ride to Emergency Hospital.

CONFEDERATES END REUNION   Thonsands of Veterans Leave Hous ton Wears But Happy.

VETERANS BREAKING CAMP _ FOR HOMEWARD JOURNEYS   Touching Scenvs in Rew.ion City A — Old Soldiers Part,, Perhaps for the Last Time.

” AEAPPOINTED DASTHASTEY   President ‘Wilson Makes Announce ment. This Forenoon of Re-appojatment of Present incumbent.

BANDIT HOLDS UF UVALDE CASHIER   TEXAS BANK ROBBED BY YEGC SINGLE-HANDED OF SUM OF $6500

FAMOUS “HANSEN” PLAGED ON TRIAI   Man Believed Bondeman Consul Jenkins Anested  At New York.

JENKINS’ BACKER HELD IN NEW YORK   Man Believed to Have Paic Ransom to Mexicans Arrested.

Southwest Portion, Where Disturbances Have Been Worst, Is Affected « —   XECOGNITION OF UNITY ONLY BASIS OF PEACE   LLOYD GEORGE DECLATIOM PRISUC PARLIAMENT WELD SOT BE RECOGNIZED NOR NEGOTIATED WITH .

Lloyd George Destroys Hope fo irish Peace With Announcement Today.   EXTREMISTS ARE BLAMED   Irish People Want Peace Bu Leaders Will Not Permit, Premier Says.

7 MORE ARRESTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS MAIL ROBBERY   This New Development Crm Thronglé Confession of Fred Poifenbarger. ,

MUCHO THE STOLEN PLUNDER IS RECOVEREL   \atomabile Used by  Bandits Is Als Found by the      ARGE AMOUNT OF BONDS IN A CWICKEN WOUS      o White Men and Five Negroes caanrested for Complicity in ? Robbery.

ARREST SEVEN MORE MEN FOR MAIL ROBBER}   Much Plunder and Aut in Which Escape Was Made Recovered.

BUDGET IS FIXED FOR ADAMS COUNTY   Tax Rate for 1921 Increased to. Eleven Mills—Commissioners Issue Statement Giving Reasons for Raise.

COUNTY TAX RATE WILL BE 11 MILLS   Commissioners Make Levy For The Year. Is Increase of Six Mills.   ANNOUNCE 1921 BUDGET   Figures Show $132,000 Will be Avail. able With Which to Run County Tax For County $149,000.

Sever 1. W. W.’s Convicted of Seeond Degree Murder Want Another Chance.

MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL   Sever JF. W. W.’s Convicted of See ond Degree Murder Want Another Uhanre.

VICTIM GF TRUNKMURDER IDENTIFIED AS STARKSVILLE, MISS. WOMAN KNOWN TO DETROITERS AS MRS. EUGENE LEROY   Patrolman Leo Trumbull, of Detroit, Fails to Identify Sus pect Held at Chicago and Strange Case Takes Mer: Mysterious Aspect-——Clothing is Identified

IGERMAN OFFICIALS REACH AGREEMENT WITH LEADERS OF STRIKE; TERMS CITED

Ebert Government Agrees to Revise Cabinet and Punish Revolutionists in Agreement with Leaders of Strikers.

MOORE. WON'T. ~ TAKE COXJOI   Declines Chairmanship:  0 Governor’ 's ‘Campaign Body: .

MORE TESTIFY AGAINST TRUST   Contractors Tell of Workings of Alleged Building Trust -In New York.

WILL INVESTIGATE “BUILDING TRUST”   CONTRACTORS PAID FOK PRIVI.LEGE OF GETTING JOBS THROUGH COUNCIL.

TRIBUTE LEVIED BY LEADERS OF LABOR   NEW LIGHT SHED ON NEW YORK BUILDING TRUST.   Heuse-wreckers and Centractors Testify te Being Held Up By Head of Trades Council and Walking Delegate.

‘BUILDER TRUST’ FED ON BRIBES’   CONTRACTORS FORCED TO PAY “TRIBUTE” TO TRADES COUNct. TO GET JOBS

UNION HEAD WORKED JUICY GRAFT GAM   So Charged in Testimony in Man.i  hattan Probe of Alleged Build imo Tyrret.

BUILDING TRUST: GOLLEGTS GRAFT SAY WITNESSES   Contractors Unable: To Go On With Work Unless Tolls Paid to Delegates”   SUBMIT ENDORSED ‘CHECKS   Sums From $25 to $3000 Are Exacted in Order to Se“cure Needed Workers -

~-AUIDING PROBE   WITNESSES TESTIFY: TO -PAYING : 7 UGE er “JOBS EN.

BUILDING CONTRACTORS OF NEW YORK PAY TO A TRUS]   Witnesses Tell of Giving Large Sums to President Trades Council in Order to Continue in Business.

REVEAL SPCRATIONS OF BUILDING TRUST   Contractors Say They Paid $11 ,000 to Brin ideil.   MORE TESTIMONY HEARD

BRIBERY REVEALED IN BUILDING PROBE   Contractors and House Wreckers Testify to Payment of Sums of Money   LABOR LEADER INVOLVED   Witnesses Accuse President of New York Building Trades Council

PAY THOUSANDS FOR PRIVILEGES   Cash Turned Over to Brin. dell and Associates   TALES OF GRAFT TOLD   By Witnesses Before Committee Probing Building Trust in New York — Cancelled Checks Placed in Evidence— Walking Delegates Assist with Collections

FIND DYNAMITE ~—TNMAN’S CASE   Suspicious Traveler Confides His Pleasure at Wall .. Street Affair.   NABBED ‘AT. PITTSBURGH

SUSPECT HELD FOR NEW YORK BLASI   Russian Quizzed at Pittsburgh; Dynamite in Room,   Left Home in Brooklyn on Day of Big Wall Strect Explosion—May — Be Miner. mg"

SUSPECT TAKEN QUNOAY NIGHT AT PITTSBURGH   Brooklyn Man May Furnish Solution to the Mystery is Belief of United States  Officials   CLUE MAY LEAD 10 ARRESTS IN NEW YORK   Chance Train Companion Tells Authorities of Boasts Made : by Radical

Alleged Radical Taken in Cus. tody in Pittsburg for Havine Explosives, is Turned Over to Federal Agents

BLAST SUSPECT HELD.   PITTSBURGH POLICE NAB RUS. SIAN WITH DYNAMITE.   Admits Leaving Brooklyn on Day of Big Wall Street Explosion—Quizzed by Federai Officers.

BELIEVE THEY HAVE Pi BRN   NEW YORK POLICE SEEM Te “HAVE CLUES T6 WALL "STREET EXPLOSION.:      (Further: reports’ about, arrest of & man with dynamite are’ gives on Pires 5},

HERB HOOVER — ASKED 10 RUN   Georgia Democrats Ask Him to Defitic His Political Afilistion.

noon MOOD   Trading Was Light but Most Issues Gained a Bit During ‘ing Morning.   RAILROAD STOCKS IN BEST DEMAND

MEXICAN BANDITS. ARE EXECUTE   Wholesale Hanging -Follows Mountain Battle With ~ Federal Cavalry.

WAR RELICS IN LONDON   Extensive Exhibition tu be Opened Ry King in June

RAILROAD UNIONS MEET IN GHICAGO   To Confer Monday on Railway Labor Board’s Wage Decision.

LEADERS 10 PASS JUDGMENT   Gather at Chicago to Re ceive Wage Award

UNION HEADS AWAIT NEW WAGE AWARD   Railroad Employe Leaders Gather at Chicago for Conference.

BANDITS TIE 8; LOOT TRAIN   Daring Robbery in .Chicago Railroad Yards   THIEVES ESCAPE IN AUTOS   75 Barrels of Liquor Is the Booty of Robbers

BANDITS STEAL WHISKEY AFTER BINDING EIGHT   Six Men Plunder Cars in : Chicago : Yards

Bandits Don't Want Money; Prefer Liquoi   Freight Traip Crew Is Bounc -and 75 Barrels of Precious Liquid Stolen.

And This Starts Off Dry Era Pi ‘hibition a Joy to Bandits Steal Booze, $100,000 Worth

TAKE COMMUNIST IN UTAH   Alleged Organizer of Radical Party is Nabbed by Federal Agents

CRAZED BY © INFLUENZA   Husband Kills Wife and Child and Then Tries: to End Own Life —

TRAGEDY IN CLEVELAND         Mether and Baby Dead, Husband Wounticd. Believed He Shot While Insane.

DAAC BY FLY HUGUAND OLAV ENTIRE FANILI   WIFE AND YOUNG BABY SHOT AND KILLED AND HUSBAND HAS  BULLET IN BRAIN.

GOMPERS PLACE AS PRESIDENT IS UP FOR CONTEST   Conservative . Wing of A. F. of L. Contests With Faction Headed by Duncan.

CONSERVATIVE WING OFALELL. TENTED BY RADICAL ELEMENTS   These Men Want to Seize Gompers Power to Lift Russian Blockade, Recognize Soviet and Declare Agains'  T pace af Natiane.

PROGRESSIVES GAININ(   Ee S LIN FEDERATION OF LABOR COUN  CILS CONTESTING PROGRAM OF GOMPERS’ PARTY.

PROGRESSIVELABOR ‘CONTESTS COMPERS   Administration of Conservative Wing” Threatened -at Mon“treal Meeting. © :

PROGRESSIVES HOLD REINS IN A. F. L. MEETING   Radical Element of Con. vention in Position Tc Dictate to the Conser. - vative Wing.

SOFT COAL SUPPLY EXCEEDS DEMAND   ANP PRICES ARE DROPPING AT MINES NO SHORTAGE aAQRVU To

BITUMINOUS COAL SUPPLY INCREASING, EXPEGT WO SHORTAGE   Anthracite Situation Will Also Get Better and Prices Will Continue to Drop.

COALPRICES ARE DROPPIN(   Bituminous .Cost Supply is Oat stripping the Demend.

Bituminous Producties May Exceed That of 1918 Say Officials.   ANTHRACITE COAL NOT PLENTIFUL, {iS REPORT   Price Goes Down in Cleveland ‘on Ohio Soft Coal Below $10,

Production This Year May Reach Record. Establishad in 1918.   MORE CARS ARE AVAILABLE   Operators Aver Danger of Soft Coal Shortage Has Been Avoerted.

GOAL SUPPLY. 5 BIN I   SITUATION REPORTED SATIS FACTORY, WITH PRICES ON THE DECLINE

CUAL SUPPLY NOW QUTSTRIPS DEMAND   PRODUCTION IN BITUMINOUS DIELS HIT HIGH MARK,   AnthreeNo Situation Less Favorable But Expected to Return to  Normal.

COAL PRODUCTION AHEAD OF DEMAND: NN FAMINE NOW   Reports From Al Sections 01 Country Show Gains In Supply   OHIO NOW HAS PLENTY   Western Pennsylvania Fields Running-Full Speed-— Weather Helps

CALLS COX GOOD SELECTION   Gompers Says Democratic Nominee Has Always Been Fair to Luabor— Can't Swing Leber Vote.

‘RESULTS OF BALLOTING   ‘CALLS-COX GOOD SELECTION   Gompers Gays -Democratic Nomines Has-Always Been Falr to Labor— Can't Swing Labor Vote.

CORN CROP OF IOWA IS SAFE FROM FROS1   Encouraging Reports Are Re ceived From All Parts of the State.

Helen Gould Shepard Quits Y.W.C. A. Board When Plans Miscarry   Displeased at ‘Adoption! of Industrial and Social Program: at Convention.

MRS, SHEPARD OF NATIONAL BOAR   Resigns ¥W.c A. Place After Losing Fight.

HELEN GOULO SHEPARD (3 OUT OF Y.W.C.A, CRUSADE   NEW INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL PLATFORM IS NOT TO HER TASTE AND SO SHE RESIGNS PLACE ON NATIONAL BOARD

MRS. FINLEY SHEPARD RESIGNS FROM Y. 1   Gives Up .Her. Post as ¢ Member of National Board _ After a Hard Fight

CORN SKIDDED   Dropyd Relow One Dollar in Trading at (hicago Today.

BELOW DOLLAR   Cern Hits Low Mark in Kansas First Mme Since 1917.

Germans Plot to Sink More Vessels   Demanded by the Allies as Compen sation for those Sunk at Scalpa Flow

GERMANY MAY TRY BOLSHEVIK SYSTEM   Feeling Prevalent That Peopl \\ Should Have Their Fling and Get Cured of Redism,

BURTT TELLS ABOUT WOOD EXPENDITURES   Stebbins, Treasurer. of the General’s Fund, Reports from Montreal That He Will Testify Tomorrow.

AN OFFICERS. FLEE INTO EAST   Their Surrender Is Demanded By the Entente But They Can’t Be Locat-: ed For Delivery.

PALMER CRITICIZED: FOR SEDITION STAND   ca tA PLAIN CASE OF COLD FERT” SAYS RODENBERG.    Heated Partisan Discussion Results From Change of Front By At+ torney Generol On Ster+ ling Meusnre.

Rodenberg Says Paimer’s Feet Are Cold   Representative Denounces Attorney General for Failure to Appear at Seditien Billi Investigation.

Miinois: Representative Says . ‘Atte: a ney General Ts Afraid to. Stand’. “by Sediti¢n Bills :

ATTORNEY GEN, ~ HAS COLD FEET   So Says Congressman Rodenberg, of Tilinois, Hight About: Face * On Sedition,

Accuse Palmer Of Cold FeetOn Sedition Bill   Attcrmey General Will be Asked to Explain his Apparent Change of Heart With Reference to Bills Hefore Congress

Palmer Is Charged With Having Plain Case of ‘Cold Feet’   Republican Representative Sharply Criticises Attorney Gen. _ eral’s Failure to Make Stand on Sedition Measures Fol lowing His Strong Advocation of Them. Former   Army Officer Says Newspapers “Placed Bombs”  

CHARGES PALMER WITH HAVING “COLD FEET   Rodenvery Critieises Attorney Gene eval for Paifere fo Support Se (ition Programs.

tepublicans Charge Attorney General With Quitting on Anti.Sedition Law Which He Wanted Passed; Criticized for Failure to Appear on Bili

OD a  OMAGH RED FLAG, BAR GATES 10 ALL BOLGHEVISTIC IMMIGRANTS         WOOD WANTS VIGOROUS MEASURES TO PRESERVE THE REPUBLIC   SECRETARY POST AND SENATOR KING ASSAIL THE IMMIGRATION LAWS AS FUTILE—REDS WILL ASK HUGHES TO BE THEIR COUNSEL —

SMASH THE: RED FLAG, SAYS WOOD   Bar Nation’s Gate to Undesirables and Americanize the Desirable Ones, He Urges   NO TIME FOR   Watchword of the Country Today Should Be “Steady,” General Tells Passaic Audience

Bar Nation’s Gates, to Undesirable Immigrants and Teach Americanism in the Schools, General Urges.

FIGHT EXPECTED IN SENATE OVER ANTI-STRIKE BILL   PASSED BY SENATE YESTERDAY WITHOUT OBJECTION MOTION WADE TO RECONSIDER

IN ORE. GROWS   PLURALITY INCREASES TO 1189 AFTER FIRST REPORTS SENT OUT TODAY

JOHNSON PLURALITY GROW:   His Lead Over caeeal Wood is In. creased Slightly

‘Bryan Retains Fourth Place or “Face of Late Returns from Nebraska Poll

JOHNSON PLURALITY GROWS      His Lead Over General Wood is Increased Slivhtly

THE VOTERS OF OREGON SEEMS TO WANT “UNCLE HIRAM” STRONGER THAR THEY LONG FOR WOOD

JOHNSON STILL LEADS   Margin of Nearly 1200 on In. complete Returns

MORE MEXICANS IN REVOLT   Reported That 66th Federal Regiment at Chihuahua Has Joined the Rebels.

CELLULOSE WOOL SUITS MAY BE NEXT   Experiments Are Being Conducted at the Textile Institute at Leeds. Eineland.

WILL STRIKE IF WARIS DECLARED ON RUSSIA      British Federation Of Coal Min ers Decide On Drastic Sten.

BRITISH  FEDERATION OF MINERS WIL STRIKE  if Such Drastic Step Is Necessary t:   If Such Drastic Step Is Necessary t: Prevent New War.

BRITISH MINERS T0 STRIKE TO PREVENT NEW WAR'S OUTBREAI   Hasty Conference on Recogni tion of Wrangel by France is Called.

FORD HEADQUARTERS OPEN DETROITER IS CANDIDATE PRESIDENT OF THE 48ERS

CLOSES AN OHIO TOWN SUNDAY   Lord’s Day “Alliance”? Will Make Payne Alr Tight Tomorrow.

ONLY WINDOWS OPEN IN PAYNE   Movie Theater Closed, Owne Helps To Shut Up Town Tight

CC ——s =  Bolsheviki Strike  Back at Polish and  Ukrainian Troops

Russian Bolsheviks in Counter Offensive Try to Regain City of Kiev

SOVIET ARMY TURNS ON FOE   Counter Blow Launched Aguinst Poles Near Kiev

Report Says They Have Started .Ta Advance and Are Engazed Northeast of Kiev.

BOLSHEVIK! STRIKE BACK      Soviet Troops Start Advance to Dislodge Poles and Ukrainians at Kiev

Molsheviki Troops  “=~ Are Striking Back   ‘The Bolshevik Army Making Advarice on Ricv, } vow; Within Ten Miles of City. tw

SPECIAL SESSION TO - ACT ON SUFFRAGE   ‘Delaware Legislature is Chlied Into Special Session For March 22. ;

U. S. TO SELL FLEET   Entire American Merchant Marine to Be Disposed Of.   Includes 1,800 Steamers Valued at More Than $3,000,000,000—Second Only to Great Britain’s.

TO SELL GREAT FLEE   U. S. TO DISPOSE OF ENTIRE MER CHANT MARINE. —   Second Only to Great Britain, and In Gludes 1,590 Steamers. Valued at: More han $3,000,000,000.

NO WORD FROM THE — MISSING AMERICAN TANKER CUBADIST   Fear Vessel May Have Met Disaster: in Storm Which Swept Atlantic — Coast Friday and Saturday. :_

MYSTERY SHROUDS _ DISAPPEARANCI   NO WORD HAD BEEN RECEIVED AT A LATE HOUR TODAY FROM LOST TANKER

FREIGHTER BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN LOS]   The Cubadist Sailed From Ha vana February 26, ‘and Has . Not Shown Up.

BELIEVE SHIP HAS MET DISASTER   American Tanker With Molasses ‘Cardo is Missing

AN AMERICAN TANKER HAS DISAPPEARED   The Cobhadise, Which Sailed From Hyrvens Feb. 20, Fearcd Lost in Storm of Friday,

SHIPPING BOARD "SHIPS ARE HAVING TROUBIE AT. SER   ANNIEFY IS FELT FOR MISSING TANKER CUBADIST—OTHER SHIPS ARE IN DISTRESS

PLUMBERS GET HIGHER WAGES THis TEACHERS IN GREAT UNIVEROHT   COLLEGE WILL HAVE TO REDUCI FACELTY BECAUSE OF DEPLETED BANK ACCOUNT,

JOIN WISCONSIN IV PATE BATTLE   Gopher State Authorities. Ques tion Right to Raise Intrastate Rates,

SOME WINE STILL IN THE LAND   Nanvoo, Ill., Said to Harbor Some  Satisfying Nips.

ALO WAN SHOWS LARGE INCREASE IN POPULATION   Believed Probable There are As Many North Americar indians as There Were When Columbus Came.

AMERICAN VNTTAN NITY INGRERSING IN NUMACES AND MATERIAL WERT]   APPROXIMATELY THE SAME NUM BER HERE NOW AS WHEN COLUMBUS ARRIVED,

RED MAN NOT DYING OUT   Statistics Show Indians of Country Increasing in Numbers

EX TRA! TELEGRAPHIC McAdoo’s Name Sure to be Presented at  Democratic National Convention

SENATOR HARDING TO REST UP   Will Leave This Week-End for a Brief Vacaiion.   TO DRAFT ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

Sen. Harding to Leave fol a Brief Vacation —   ATMARION NOTBEFORE JULY

TRY TO REDUCE WHEAT TRADING   Expect Wheat ‘Future Market Will be Opened on July 15

~ OVERALL CLUB      Mississippi Youths Show. Pingo gs Te Bring Down High Cost Clothing, ~

FELIX DIAZ IN CURA WILL SOME TOU, 0, AND REJOIN FAMIL'   FORMER REBEL COMMANDER EX.  ILED BY PROVISIONAL GOYERNMENT OF HUERTA.

WON BOXING EVENTS   Yale Man and X.Y: * Policeman ta Participate in Olympic Events.

YANKEE LADS OFF FOR ANTWERP   WILL REPRESENT UNCLE SAM IN WORLD BOXING MATCHES,

FERS. PRAISED BY GO-WORKERS   RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN OF OON - GRESSIONAL COMMITTEE; IS HIGHLY PRAISED BY His COLLEAGUES.

SCOTT FERRIS LAUDED    Cummins And Clark Join In Praising Oklahoman .

FRENCH HAVE A PASSION. PLAY   German Rival Resumes Sunday "Presentations,

REVIVE PASSION PLAY IN FRANCE ONCE MORE   War Caused Five-Year Interruption int Annual Production of Biblicat Interpretations

ANCE TO CONTINUE NOTED PASSION PLAY AFTER FIVE YEARS   RIVALS CELEBRATED PLAY GIVE) AT OBERAMMERGAU: ALL WORK OF AMATELRS.

 The Pension Bill Was Reported Out : Teday; It Totals  265,500,000

SALES TAK DEA GAINS IN'FAVOR   Revision ProgramProceeds “Slowly.   CHAIRMAN FORDNEY. SUPPORTS PROPOSAL   Copies of Similar Law Considered. .

TARIFF ISSUE TO BE TALKED AFTER RECESS   Ways and Means Commit. tee Sets Jan. 6 as Date for Discussing Revision.   SALES TAL PROPOSED BY SOME CONGRESSMEN

MEMBERS STILL RETAIN OPEN MINDS, THEY SAY   Ip Private Expressions However  Show Them Favoring a Consumption Levy   ARGUMENTS OF OPPONENTS   All Lines of Trade Would Be Permitied to Renew Profiteering They Claim

Republicans Will Devote All the Time Possible On a New Tariff Bill to Succeed the Democratic Measure—President Wilson Will Accompany President-Elect  arding.

ADJOURN AFTER TAX HEARINGS      Expect Start of Tariff Re vision Immediately After Holidays.

SALES TAX MAY BE INCLUDED IN NEXT REVENUE PROGRAL   Committee of Congress Is in Favor of Experiments, Hearings Show.

PENSION BILL 14 MILLION Su¥ OF APPROPRIATION   Bill Was Reported Out By the Committee Todav.   TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE PAID IS $265,000,000   Tax Revision Program in House is Put Aside for a Period.

CONSUMPTION TAX GROWING IN FAVOR   Opponents, However, Declare Such a Measure Would Open Door to Renewed Profiteering. !

SENTIMENT FOR SALES TAX PLAN GROWS IN HOUSE   Opponents’ Fears O Renewed Profiteering Not Credited.

f iy REVISION        ) t in Favor of Sale: “Tax Seems Increasing : in Congress. —   PONENTS STILL FIGHTING

THE NEW TAX LAW   SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF SALES TAX IS GROWING.   But It Has Some Active Opponent: in Congress AS Well as Some Strong Supoorters,

TODAY'S NEWS IN WASHINGTON   Development of Tax Re vision Program Proceeding Slowly

TREND SHOWN IN PROGRAM FOR REVISION   No Action on Subject te Be Taken at Present Session.  .«/

YUTE ON 3  Ut MEASURE FRIDAY   ACT TO LEAVE IT TO PEOPLE DEFEATED IN BOTH HOUSES.

E VOTE ON. oLFFRAGE TOMORROM   “§ PERFECT THIRTY-SIX” IS SLOSAN OF THOSE WHO SEEK . RATIFICATION. -

HE BOBS UP AGAIN.   Windfall Politician Will. Take An other Chance Against Purnell.

Windsalt Politician Will. Vake’ An. other Chance ‘Against: Purnell,

s FRANCO-BELGIAN ALLIANCE   er Agreement in Principle Reached Be tween Twe Couantrice.

HOUSE PASSES ~~ EUCENICS BIL  {   OPPONENTS FAIL IN FIGHT FOR MEASURE REQUIRING HEALTH CERTIFICATES FOR MARRIAGE

HARDING TELLS HOOSIERS HOW WORLD'S PEACE MAY BE SAVED   Says Old Hague Tribunal m and League of Nations May Be Pieced Together  HITS WILSON REGIME Says Europe is Looking to      Says Europe is Looking to America to Finance and  Fight Her Future Wars

HARDING FIRES BROADSIDE AT LEAGUE MENACE   SENATOR, IN HIS FIRST “FIGHTING SPEECH” TALKS PLAIN.   SPEAKS TO HOOSIERS FROM FRONT PORCH

COURT OF WORLD JUSTICE, G. O. P. PLAN   Harding Offers American Nation As Substitute For Versailles Pact, Tribunal For Nations Modelled After The Hague.

MAKES Hild IST FIGHTING SPEECH 1 UDAY   Says Press Conception Ot League Has Utterly Failed To Function   SPEAKS TO INDIANA REPIALMC ane

HARDING WOULD HAVE NEW WORLD COURT OF JUSTICE   Would Build It on Foundatior of Hague Arbitration Tribunal.   TO USE “LEAGUE WRECKAGE’

Pledges Self to Uphold Rights of Americans Everywhere-Wants “Wigghng and Wobbling” Policy Ended and Points to Outrages in Mexico as One of Its Results— Woold Remodel Hague Tribanal and Pet Teeth in itLeagne Cannet Sarvive Single Test.

Would Establish New World Court Of Justice Of Prac. tical Kind   SCORES FOREIGN  POLICY PURSUED   Warns All Nations That American Rights Will Be Protected

New World Court Ot Justice Urged ~ By Senator Harding   Republican Nominee for President Says That Onl} Then Can America Get Peace for Which It Is Crying; Future Wars Be Prevented, and Nation Assured of Independence i in  _ Foreign Affairs

SPEAKS AT MARION — OHIQ   Wants New World Court of Justice Built on Foundation of The Hague Tribunal.

AAILAUADG MAY JOIN BIG MERGER   Rumor that Will Interest Bradford Shippers   CONSOLIDATION TALK:   Has to Do with Buffalo, Roch. ester & Pittsburgh and Del. aware, Lackawanna and Western Lines — Noonan Would Head New Company. Roth Coal Garriers

RAILRO. CROSSING      Four Persons Had: Narrow Escape “From Death Thurs

RAILROAD CROSSING ACCIDENT.   Four Persons Had Narrow Escape  From Death Thursday Night,

COAL PROFITS   fnercased Considerably During Ment! ot March, Reaching 13 Per Cent.

PROFITS OF COAL MEN HIGHER   Coesiderable Iacrease Shown for the Weath of March.

HOUSE OF WILSON FALLS IN BATILI   Old Democratic Organizatior Takes Sweet Revenge for 1912 in Nomination of Governor James Cox.

COX WAS NAMED BY WEY VOTES NTH CNET   OLD CROWD OF BOSSES WON FIGHT FOR CHIO   Wilson’s Defeat in Candidate May Divide Ranks into PWasct Arsinst West.

OLD GUARD TRIUMPH IN COX NOMINATION   HAS SWEET REVENGE FOR BALTIMORE TURNDOWN.   House of Wileen Divided Againas Iteelf at San Franeciace and Fell —Tammany Crowd Onee Mere in Saddle.

TRIUMPH OF COX MEANS ‘DEFEAT OF WILSONISN   David Lawrence; in Analysis 6 Convention’ 8 Work, Says . Organization Won.   WILSON KEPT HANDS OFF   Correspondent Says President -Might Have Won for MeAdoo Had He Chose.

DOINGS OF KOSSUTH ~ > BOUNTY FARR BUREAL   Variong Yoptes of Interest Discusses at Township Meetings in County ‘Weld fast Week

FARMERS WANT GRAVEL   Want Law to be Changed to Authorize Assessments Like Paving.   T. B. WORK IN COUNTY 0. K/’D   Proposal to Cut Down the Number of County Supervisors Does Not Meet With Approval of Farmers.

THE FARM BUREAU   Interesting Township Meeting Held Last Week In County.   Husking Wages Fixed.—Discuss Road Law.—Oppose Change In Number . Of Supervisors.

REDS WILL NOT CRUSH POLAND   [chitcherin Says Plan is te Create Army of Polish Workmen.

BOLSHEVISTS OUTLINE PLAN FOR THE POLES  WOULD PUT AFFAIRS IN THE

Russ. Minister Makes State_™ent in Which He Outlines What Soviet Hopes to Accomplish: by Warsaw Drive   Armed Workmen. Will Be the Bulwark for Peace; He Says —Would Reduce the Polish Army. to 50,000 Men Now   -By FRANK MASON. fuiernational News _ Service Staff

PLANKS LOSE   BRYAN SNBSTITUTE FAILS 929 TO 155   HOT BATTLE IS. STAGED   Meist Idea Voted Dewn, 726 to 356

PLATFORM ADOPTED AS SUBMITTED; ALL SUBSTITUTE PLANKS -VOTED DOWN

Convention Accepts Platforn As Criginally Presented By Committee,   WETS AND DRYS STAGE SENSATIONAL DEBATE   Big Demonstration Greets Popular Leaders; All Subatitutes Fail.

CONVENTION TURNS DOWN AMENDMENTS   Administration Supporters, Controlling Votes. Defeat All Changes.

WET AND DRY PLANKS LOST   Convention Rejects Offerings o Gockran and Bryan,   PLATFORM STANDS UNAMENDED

BAYAN LOSES IN  Hla ATTEMPT 10 PUT DAY PLANK INTO PLATEORN   Convention Snows His Proposal Under, 922 1-2 to 155 1-2, After Several Hours of Neneiatin Dehate   DEMANDED A PLEDGE OF LAW ENFORCEMEN   Clause By Neoraskan Would Have Committed Party To Strict Carrying Out of the Volstead Act.

TO CALL PALMER ON H.C. L.   CONGRESS. WANTS to KNOW WHY HE HASN’T ‘CURBED: PRICES. hd   Cuban Sagar That Wilson Could Hava Bonght for 6 Cents Is Being Imported: and Resold at Loalsiana. Prices,

PAYS FINE FOR CATCHING FISH OUT OF SEASON   TOWN OF HANSEN INTO CUSTODY BY {DEN COLE FOR ILLY IN.          ME WAR. L VISH.

TOWN OF HANSEN MAN TANED INTO CUSTODY BY GAME We DEN COLE FOR ILLEGAL FISE NG

FIRE THREATENS LARGE GAR PLANT   BLAZE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN SWEEPS MILLING PLANT THEN LUMBER YARD.

Car Company Plast Aflame,. Daim. axe Already Heavy and Not Controlled.

MICHIGAN SLAYER GOES UPON HUNGER STRIKE   Charged With Killing Wife and Daughter, Muskegon Refuses to Eat or Speak in dail

Girls Under Glamor of City May Find Lesson se 6 Thie Little Start

INVITATION OF = LEAGUE SENT TOWASHINETON   Presence of U. S. Representative’ on Military Commission Will” Facilitate Discussion ©: *; Savs- Note .          WILL ACCEPT WILSON OFFER - AS MEDIATOR IN ARMENIA:   Note of President Received by League Assembly . With Much Relief

INVITATION OF  LEAGUE LS SENT TO WASHINGTON   Presence of U. S. Representative on Military Commission Will Facilitate Discussion Says Note   WILL ACCEPT WILSON OFFER : AS MEDIATOR IN ARMENIA   Note of President Received by League Assembly With Much Relief

WANT JOHNSON TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT   jt Is Said Thousands Are Signing the Petitions.

TWO ORTVISIONS OF BMITHE.        Le UH. Army Also Has i Plenty  Fira

OVATION GIVEN TO YANKS IN SIBERIA   U. S. Troops Cheered as They Sail From Siberia.   General Graves Decorated With   €zecho-Slovak Military Cross and Given Sword by Russian  : Revolutionists,

OVATION FOR YANKS   U. S. Troops Cheered as They Sad From Siberia.   General Graves Decorated With Czeéecho-Slovak Military Cross and Given Sword by Russian Revolutionists.

YANKS GIVEN OVATION   LAST CONTINGENT OF JU. 6&. TROOPS LEAVE VLADIVOSTOK,   Cheering Crowds Lined the Docks as Ship Turned Prow Toward the Philippines.

POLES AND REDS FIGHTING FIERCEL'   Battle For the Possession O Kiev Is Waging Day And Night.

A SANTA FE TRAIN WRECKED   btogineer and Diremanw Willed ang  Dhiets Vassengers tejuced.

JUDGES FOR THE HIGH COURT   Decision Reached On Selection by» international Jurists.

SELLS GOWNS OF MRS. THUMB   Belongings of Famous Dwarf Under  Auctioneer'’s Harmer.

SELL GOWNS AND JEWELS -OF MIDGETS   Husband of Mrs. Tom Thuml Forced by Poverty To - Dispose of Effects

AUGTIONEER’S HAMMER Ig RAISED OVER EFFECTS OF. LaTE MRS. TOM THUMB

MRS. T. THUMB’S GEMS SOLD   Count Magri, Dwarf Husband of Dead Midget, Calls in Auctioneer— Needs Funds.

APPLY OLD PARIS METHOD   Garrot Man in Suburb of Chicago, Ac. eardina to Police.

MAN IS SLAIN BY GARROTING   Police of a Chicago Suburb Are Con. fronted With New Murder i Mystery.

STRAW BALLOTS SHOW PALMER IS LEADING M’ADOO   No Combination to Defeat “Crown Prince” Is Perfected.

FIGHT AGAINST HPADOO MAKING SLOW PROGRESS   Palmer, Cox ‘Supporter: Say They Must Be =“ Shown.

COMBINE AGAINST M'ADOO WEAKENS   Delegates Feel That Movemen is Really Directed Against Wilson.

FIGHT ON M'ADOO REALLY EFFORT 19 DISCREDIT WILSON   Attempt To Center On Man Tc Beat The Favorite Makes But Little Headway   ESTIMATES OF STRENGTH SHOWN ON FIRST BALLOT   De legates Not Satisfied With Exxplana: tion That Being Son- -In-Law Makes McAdoo Unfit

GUMBINATION (5 VERY DIFFICULT   Efforts at Concentration Against McAdoo  ARE NOT SUCCESSFUL   Supporters of Palmer and Cox See No Reason to Abandon their Favorites Without Trial of Strength and Unpledged Delegates Ask Em.barrassing Questions

NTEMPT TO HEAD UFF M’ADO BOOM STILL IN PRAGRESS   Feeling it is Directed Against President Weakness Admitted by Managers.   CLEARLY NO NAME ABOUT WHICH THEY CAN RALL\   Former Director General of Railways Retires for Night  , Without Breaking Silence as to Whether He Will Accept Nomination if Given Him

STILL FIGHTING M™’ADOO.      Attempt at Combination Against Cahdidate Without Any Definite Results.

PALMER AND LOX LEADERS STAND FIRM   “Dark Horse” Is Sought by Promoters to Make Race Against Former Secretary of Treasury — Ohioan Expected to Lead First Ballot.

FAIL TO UNITE IN FIGHT ON M'ADOO   ATTEMPT AT CONVENTION COM BINE FAILS TO MATERALIZE IN ORGANIZED MOVE   Opposition to Former Secretary it Reality Aims Blow at the sident.

But Combination Seeking to Defeat Him Seems Unable to Agree on Substitute Candidate   NAME COX AND PALMER   Many Contend, However, That McAdoo’s Strength Cannot Be Overcome   MeAtdoo« Gilenes Crnieoteo

Attempt to Form Combination Against Him Still Going On But Has Producet No Definite Results,   SUPPORTERS OF OTHER CANDIDATES STAND PAT   Feeling Among Many Is That the Move Is Really Directed Against Wilson; PossiKilitio: Miernueced.

Bryan Makes Heatweu   ATTEMPTED COMBINATION AANST M’ADOO MAKING LIT? HEADWAY

LYTLE HEADWAY MALE BY ANTIMADOO FORGES   Move Still Without Any Definite Results   HOLD MANY CONFERENCES

WADOO OPPOSITION STILL CARRIED ON BUT AVAILS LITTLE   Absence of Central Control Among Enemies Helps Former Secretary of Treasury.   COX AND PALMER STILL HOLD DELEGATES INTACT   ‘One Estimate Places Palmer at Head of Big Three on First” Ballot Today.

‘All TO AGREE ON CANDIDATE   Opponents of  McAdoo WouldEffect Combination

CUP RACE POSTPONED   STRONG WINDS CAUSE DELAY OF DECIDING RACE UNTILL T MONDAY.

HEAVY WINDS HELD UP THE YACHT RACE   FIRST CUP RACE POSTPONEL DURING LAST 17 YESLRS   This, Was When Breeze Was too Strong for Reliance and the x Shamrock HI

TODAY’S YACHT. RAGE ORDERED POSTPONED   Heavy Winds Make It Inadvisable for Challenger and Defender to Try for Final Honors

- EXCROCIATING SUSPENSE.   Yacht Race Postponed mn Monday on Account of Wind.

YACHT RACE POSTPONED   Terenty-fire Mile Gale Makes Boas Too High For Amertean Cop Evont

BREEZE CAUSES — CALLING OFF OF YACHT TRAPHY   STIFF SOUTHWESTER CAUSES COMMITTEE TO POSTPONE RACE TILE MOND AW   First Time in Seventeen Years That Weather  Interfered,  Yesterday’s Race Fuct.

Fifth and Deciding Race Will Be Sailed Next Monday—Today’s Tilt Called Off by Consent of Both Skippers— First Postponement Because of Too Much Breeze in 17 Years—-Spectator Fleet Scurried for New York.

SKIPPERS AFRAID OF SOUTHWESTER      Twenty-Five Mile Gal Was Blowing Today.

DECIDING YACHT RACE POSTPONED   Heavy Seas Make Sailing Out o' Question. Finish Monday.

HEAYY STORM DELAYS RACE      rerrifie Sea - Postpones Final Contest to Monday

HEAVY WEATHER OFF SANDY HOOK   Final in the Series Will Be Nailed Monday

To ‘MUCH BREEZE FOR YACHTS 10.  -WBCETODAY   ! nd Shamrock Start Tortie but Are Recalled By Ordér of Committee

BAD WEATHER BRINGS DELAY TO YACHT RACE   Tleavy Seas Cause Postponement of Final Contest—To Meet Again  On Monday.

IER  RIFIG Sth POSTPONED YACHT RAGE   Fifth and Deciding Heat Will Be Sailed on Next Monday.   ‘CONTENDERS BOB ABOUT LIKE CORKS   Skippers of Both Resolute and Shamrock Asked for Postponement.

A Twenty-Five Knot Breeze Proves Rather More Than Cup Racers Cared To Face in the Contest.   VAPTAINS FEARED STICKS MIGHT GO BY THE BOARD   Wind Too Much for the Shamrock Sail Had To Be Shortened

PANIC INEVITABLE IF RELIEF 1S NOT GIVEN TO FARMERS   So Say Statements of Nationa Board of Farm Or. ganizations,   PARMER FRAME OF MIND IS OMINOUS THEY SAV   Request For Special Cabinet Meeting Laid Beforo President Today. — Demand Prices Be Kept Un.

FARMERS PREDICT GENERAL RUIN IF MID WOT GIVEN   Statement’ Prepared For President On Outlook In Country.

RELIC  MUST BE GRANTED FARMERS 0 COUNTRY   eae oe ee   Or aGeneral Panic and Ruin Are Inevitable.   According to Statement of Farmers’  Associations Presented to Presidant

WALL STREET BACKING WOOD, WITNESS SAYS   JKENYON COMMITTEE TOLD HOW GENERAL HIMSELF Was : PRESENT AT MEETING IN NOVEMBER.

WAS PRESENT AT MEETING 0 FINANCIERS   Last November to Organize Financia End of His Campaign, Testimony Revealed Today.

WOOD ATTENDE  WHEN FINANCES WERE ARRANGED SAYS ATTORNEY   Wall Street Interests Met to  Underwrite Campaign, Save Duell   MILLION WAS RAISED   Proctor Gave Haif Million to Fund Expended In the Interest of Wood

~FIRAMPAE   Feaess lawyer gives facts to Senate investizating i  gommittee today   AT NICKEL “KING'S HOUSE   Philadelphia banker refuses point blank to underwrite ‘half million fund:

WOND WAS PRESENT AT FINANCIAL MEET   SO TESTIFIED CHARLES DUELL, A YOUNKERS LAWYER, TODAY,   UNDERWRITE CAMPAIGN   Wall Street Interests Represented at the Meeting—Chieago Convens  tion not to Last Long. ie

TO QUIZ TELEGRAPH RULES   Commerce Body Orders Probe Into Adiustment Complaints.

QUIZ OF TELEGRAPH CLAIMS   Interstate Commerce Commission Or. ders Probe Into the Adjustment _ Complaints.

OFFICIALS GET.       CONGESTION OF FREIGHT: TRAF FIC: 1S SAID No BE DUE ‘TO OPE ATORS.

RAIL OPERATORS RAPPED IN FREIGHT CONGESTION,   S. Davies Warfield Places Blame On Operating Officials For General Freight Tie-up In in Country.

BLAME RAILROADS FOR FREIGHT JAI   Government Ownership May Be Forced Unwillingly; Da- vies Warfield Says.

FREIGHT JAM BLAME PLAGED CN OPERATORS   CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO AR. EIVE AT COMMON BASIS OF UNDERSTANDING.

itd ee ee OPERATION AT FAULT. i Warns of U.S, Control Again  ad - £'e¢ ele Pade ‘Stau<¢)

PERMITS NOT CURTAILED   Kramer Announces District Prohibition Commissioners Can With‘draw Bond Liquor.

STATE AID CHECKS ARE - RECEIVED BY TEACHERS   SPATE TREASUR DISTRIBULES BONES CHECKS TO WiScoN ACHERS.

DENNY CHESTER 1S RE-TAKER   Accused Slaye of Florence Bartor iTaken by Officers Following His Eseape On Tuesday.

iS ARREST WAS MADE BHORT. LY APTER HE HAD LEFT THE TOWN EARLY TODAY.   To Was Unarmed and Made No Ro sistince When Taken in Charge by a Deputy Sherif. Pour Miles From Town,

HOOVER FAILS TO BACK SI iis   ‘REFUSES TO- COMMENT .ONS ” AMERICAN NAVAL POLICY, . DURING ‘WAR!

HOOVER REFUSES TO COMMENT ON NAVAL POLICIES   ADMIRAL , SIMS’ TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE IS INTERRUPTED   ‘UTMOST ANXIETY’ ON WAR OUTCOME   Great Shortage of Food Caused Concern on Part of the Allies During 1917.

WOULD REPEAL BROOYS LAW   Gov. Sproul in Pittsburgh Address Says ‘Present ‘Condition Is {Intolerable and Must Be Revised.   URGES NEW LAW

Prasent Conditions Intolerable With State Law. Hullifying Prohibitery Amendment   ASKS STATE ENFORCEMENT ACT 

MAPY PICKFORD AND DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ON HONEYMOON   Marriage Which Took Place Sunday Announced at Dinner at Fairbanks’ Homestead.

HEAR INCREASED RATE APPLICATIONS MAY 2¢   Carriers in General Pator Additional Revenue From Freieht Rather Than Pa«senver Fares.

RAIL RATE HEARINGS MAY 24   interstate Commerce Commission te Act on Increases for Southern and Western Territories.

RATE HEARINGS ON MAY 24   Interstate Body to Act on Increases for Raii Carrisrs.

DRYS STRIKE AT SILENT PLANKS   Prohibition Party Convention is Underway in Lincoln, Nebraska. f   SAY GOVERNOR COX IS WET   Harding Owns Brewery Stock. Neither Candidate Suits Prohibitionists,  Discuss Other Measures, ‘

DELEGT BAILEYCORN 3 AL LAT   CLAIM COX IS WET AND HARDING ROT DRY   “Some Party" la Coeslugiem  In Describing List of  Achievements.

PHURIBITIONIaT IN CONVENTION TO PIGK TIGKET   KEYNOTE SPEECH CALLS ATTEN. TION TO SILENCE OF PLATFORMS ON LIQUOR ISSUE.

MAKES KEYNOTE SPEECH.   Hinshaw Tells Delegates They Came to Seleet Burial Lot for John Barleycorn.

200 Enlisted Men Slain hoy a Between o Forces .   NOTED LEADER OF DIAZ

TWO. HUNDRED REBELS KILLED BY MEXICANS      Government Forces Engage Diaz Faction Revolutionists in Two Battles, Is Report. .

GUATEMALA REBELS VICTORS   Oust President Herrera After Envelop ing His Capital of La Palma—Per-. sonal Safety Guaranteed.

PRESIDENT HERRERA OUSTED   Guatemala Rebels Force Executive Out After Long Battle.

CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH   Fear Lose Their Lives by Fire ina Sauth Dakota Weme.

Notice to The Stockholders of First National Bank, San Saba, Texas

PETIT JURY IS DRAWN   NAMES OF THOSE ON, PANEL FOR ~  NOVEMBER TERM.

ERS ‘WILL SERVE DURING HE COMING YEAR       COURT WILL’ SiT “THIS: MONTH          on mona, nares ary y 86 Petit. Jurors for. ‘the Term. oe

BROWN ISTO OPEN THURSDAY   Scarlet Fever Outbreak Was Due to Infected Milk Says Report

BRITISH GENERAL. KIDNAPED   Sinn Feiners in Botd Raid on Fishing Hut on Blackwater. River.

BLAIR QUITS COMMISSION   1 DiS FSS nil A lt Lyi NS Raa Joplin Man to Make Race For Supreme Court Judgeship.

RAILROAD LABOR DRIFTING      Heard te Keep Wen io Their Preernt Menpleoyment teader Exstetiog Seale ef Wages.

DEMAND PROMPT WAGE INGREASE   Brotherhood Official Says Tha‘ Higher Pay Must Be Given Men.

RAISE RAIL PAY 10 SAVE ROADS, IS PLEA   Brotherhood Chief Sees Complete Disruption Of Traffic If Wages Stay Down.

UNION CHIEF DECLARES RAIL MEN MUST HAVE PROMPT INCREASES   Says Delay Will Cause Com. plete Disruption of Entire Rail Industry

WAGE INCREASE 70 RAILROAD EMPLOYES OR DISRUPT SERVICE   Vice President Doak. Of. Brother. hood Declares Transportation Industry Faces Disruption.   HARD TO KEEP MEN AT WORK

LIVING BUDGET OF MAN FROM MONTANA SHOWA   Hunter Says He Lost Money Working for Wages on Road.

LANDLORDS DODGE PROFITEERING LAY INGLEVER MANNE R   Co-Operative Selling Now Said fo Be: Invention to Cir- — gumvent Statute.

RENT LAWS FAIL TO PREVENT THE N. Y. PROFITEER   Rent Gouging Continues With Assaults on Thousands,  Says City Official.

Deol AUCTION PLANNED Ih  ENGLAND, (it AIMS   Plans Have Been Discovered for Destroying Manchester Power House and Liverpool Docks, Alleges.   HOT DEBATE OCCURS ON IRISH QUESTION   Crown Forces in Emerald Isle Are Daily Growing More Effective; Charges of Renrisals Are Denied.

ASQUITH OPENS HOUSE DEBATE ON REPRISALS   immediate Steps for Pacifica  tion of Ireland Urged Upon Government by Ex-Premierip Orening Speech.   PEACEFUL ERA JS COMING   Sir Hamar Greenwood, Chie Secretary, Says Forces.Are _Renaining_Contenl.

DIONT GET CASt PROMISED OAV WITNESS   Michigan Politician Says He Could Tell Whether He Was “Being Kidded” or  Statement Serious

L NEWAERRY WORKERS GUY PAY   ‘Whether Detroit Politica Leader Was Kidding About Promise of $20,000 is Moot Question.

NEWBERRY JURORS HEAR ABOUT ONE TEM OF 300,000   Judge Sessions Says It is Only ‘to be Regarded as Gossip.   SOME NEVER SAW MONEY

PROMISED $20,000 FOR HIS SUPPOAE " NEWOEARY  Offer Made to am             Offer Made to C€ born’s Detroit Can paign Manager   MANY TESTIFY © THURSDAY

WORKERS NOT GIVEN CASH.   Evidence Shows That Not Al of Newberry Men Received Money.

STORM KILLS 2 — INJURES SCORE   And Wipes Out Town of Foxbotm Minnesota, According to Repert «

WESTERN MINNESOTA SWEPT BY HURRICANE   Two Lives Lost and Many Injured by  High Winds—Homes Are Al eaonbl ad

HURRICANE HITS MINNESOTA   Several Reported Dead and Enttin Town of Foxhoim Said To Ba Wiped Out.

WILSON GETS WIRE TO FRISCO   President to Keep in Touch With the Big Convention by Tele. phone.

PRESIDENT HAS DIRECT WIRE   Wilson to Keep in Touch With Con vention by Telephone.

WILSON IS IS AN TOU oo {L.   Vresidert- WIN Hare Direct Wire te the Convention.

GENERAL ‘STRIKE   hel Strike.in France Sald to. Ware Become Nation-Wide.''

NEW WORLD'S RECORD IS SET.   Chevrolet Covers 100 Miles in 89 Minpies nutes and 23 Seconds.

VY WORLDS RECORD FS ST.      % Min    Chevrolet Covers 100 Miles in aims and 82 Second

Breaks 100 M ile Record oO f World      Cneviclet U> Same Machin Wich He Won 880.000 Dac aaypodia fta

DROPPED CHARGES IN SHIPPEY ba  SEC RETARY  POS’ POST “ANCE i WARR RANTS AG AIS sT      EXPECTED TO MARRY         Shippey's Wife Refused ta Ge Divoree After Story of French Attacinent

WARRANTS FOR ARREST OF BABINS CANCELLEL   Assistant Secretary of Labor Post Acts in Behalf of French Woman.

DROPPED CHARGES IN SHIPPEY CASI   SECRETARY. POST CANCELS WARRANTS AGAINST FRENCHWOMAN   EXPECTED TO MARRY   Shippey’s Wife Refused to Get Divorce After Story of French Attac'iment

DEPORTATIONS =  WERE POSTPONED   Family of French People Who Came Here vs the Request of Y. M. C. A. Secretary Who Was Married, Are Allowed to Stay.

POST'CANCELS WARRANT TO SEND BABIN GIRL TO - ‘NATIVE CITY IN FRANCE

WARRANTFORWAR BRIDE CANCELLED   Evidence Showed Madeline Babin Came From France to Marry Lee Shippey.

DIES ON 217TH SENTENCE   New Jersey Man Had Been “Sent Up” That Many Times for Drunkenness.

vt aR 7   Ambassador. - Johnson a council to make our views  ee oe: hae okt Mike

WILSON WILL NOT EVEN HEAR WAR VETERANS   Legion Men Who Seek Scalp of Post Turned Down

LONDONDERRY COUNCIL VOTES AGAINST FRENCE   Name of Lord Lieutenan' of Ireland Stricken from Roll of City’s Freemen.

Bushwhacking Campaigns of Villistas May Be Resumed Unless Meeting With Callis Proves Satis _ factory to Outlaw Chief—Band Is Ready to Fight Or Flee—Sentries Guard Against Surprise Attack.

BANDIT LEADER WAITING CALL FROM CALLES BEFORE HE DECIDES COURSE.   Supreme Commander Shows No Intention of Giving Notorious Outlaw Any Place.

‘Prompt Payment of ares De. 3 Carr Sets Up flew i ja Mountain State

PEACE IN MEXIGD NOW DEPENUS ON FRANCISCO VILLA   Randit Leader Awaits Guarantees from the Leaders of Mexican  Revolution.

BANDIT CHIEF WARY OF REBEL OFFERS   VILLA REFUSES TO GO TO MEXI CO CITY—CALLES ENROUTE TO CAMP   BARRIOS JOINS SONORISTAS   Italian Leader in Puebla Dispatched  to Chpture Carranza-—30,000 i Solidiere in Review

MUST PACIFY VILLA FIRST   FUTURE OF MEXICO DEPENDS ON “GUARANTEES” GIVEN BANDIT.   Yew Hegime Can ¢Hetires Him 0: Canse Henewed Bushwhacking Ualtle«s. on Kee of Conference, ts Not Gptimistic,

Gen, Calles and Bandit Chiet _ to Discuss Terms for Relinquishing Command   EXPECTING DISAGREEMENT   Villa Maintains Watchful Attitude and Horses Ready For Instant. Flight

MILLA READY TH) DEFY OFARTO BOV'T      Prompt Payment of Taxes Demanded; Carranza Sets Up . (leet in Mountain State

AEtL LEA AND VILLA Witt DISCUSS TERMS   Future of Bandit De. pends on Outcome of Parley   OTHER NEWS FROM MEXICO

BAILLIE SEES BRYAN AS POOR UNCLE TOM   President’s Friends i, Control And Confident of SteamRolling Former Secretary of State—League Fight Occuniet Center of the Stace.

WILSON FORGES LIKELY TO RULE AT CONVENTION   Democrats Probably Will Snub Bryan If He- Opposes Administration.   PLATFORM 18 READY   Virginia Document Written by Glass Has President’s Approval.

Setback in Store for Bryan lf Repudiation of Administration Is Attempted —   LEAGUE PLANK TO BE SIMILAR TO VIRGINIA’S   MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED FOR BRYAN ON PROHIBI« TION; WINE AND BEER PLANK BELIEVED UNLIKELY

HARDING PLAYS ON ~ BORD SHIP TOOK   ‘Quoits and Shuffleboard and Other Games With Perfect ~ Weather\Make the Day One -Of Ideal Recreation for the - President-elect.

HARDING PUTS CARES AWAY   President-Elect Spends Day on Deck at Santhhanna Ctaamoar

PULES SEEK RIGHT TO RECRUIT YANKS   Declared Many American Veter. ans Would Join Polish Army.   ENVOY TELLS COLBY OF PLAN   Gen. Sergius Kameneff Now in Com mand of the Entire Soviet Army— Moscow Says No German Officers in Service.

WILL NOT HALT  ADVANGE Rta TELL ENGLAND   Soviet Demands Guarantee Poland Will Not Renew Fighting During Period of the Armistice   REDS CHECKED ON DRIVE ON WARSAW-DANZIG RAILWAY   Bolshevik Forces Cross the Bug River to East of the Polish Capital

U.d. VETERANS WOULD ENLIST IN POLISH ARMY   PRINCE LUBOMIRSKI AND SEC RETARY COLBY HOLD CONFERENCE

ENGLAND AGCERTS BOLSHEVIK REPL   SOVIET DELEGATION HOLOS CONFERENCE WITH THE BRITISH PREMIER.

POLAND SEEKS RECRUITS IN U.S   Envoy Confers With Secretary of State Colby on Subject.   MANY OFFERS ARE RECEIVED   Americans and Natives of Poland, Vet. erans of the World War, Ready to Enlist—Kameneff Commands Entire Soviet Army.

RED CAVALRY IN OUGURBS SAYS BERLIN   Report to Washington Declares Polish Troops are Outnumbered by Bolsheviki by Two and Half to One   THIRTY-KINE RED DIVISIONS ENGAGED AGAINST POLAND   Old Men, Boys and Women Enter Service to Release Fighters for Defense of Capital  ~

BOLSHEVIK MENAGE TO. WARSAW IS HINCERTAN:   Situation as: to Poland, —e Regarded as Extremely Critical. ea   LATEST REPORTS SHOW. ADVANCE. BXAGGERATED      London Newspapers - Continne: to Play Up Gravity of Situa-:  i tion as in 2914... -:         BRITISH NAVY 18. ACTIVE:   Reports of Sending Fleet to Block. _ ade Bussia Still Are Leas : confirmed.

UNITED STATES WIL! MOT MEDDLE   WILL NOT TAKE SIDES IN THE DISPUTE BETWEEN BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

SECRETARY TALKS — _ WITH PRESIDENT   TUMULEY LAID BARE\THE OUT LOOK FOR TREATY. PACT IN SENATE: DEBBATE

PUBLIC BARRED rhUivi THE HOUSE FEAR TROUBLE   ‘House of Commons Galleries Closed  (Sinn Fein Conspiracy Cause

RAGE FOR GROSSING F FATAL 70.4 PERSOW      INTERURBAN CAR ON TT. HL, LS K. STRIKES AUTOMOBILE NEAR , INDLANAPGLIS

THREE DIE IN WRECK   Freight Runs Into Derailer Near Kalamazoo, Mich,   Engincer, Fireman and Brakeman Are Killed When Buried Under Car Loaded With Coal,

TREE KILLED IN WRECK   Freight Train is Derailed 15 Mile: South of Kalamazoo, Mich.

3 ELKHHART MEN © DE IN WRECK   ENGINEER, FIREMAN AND BRAKEMAN VICTIMS AT SCHOOLCRAFT.

GLASS PLANT CLOSED   SMETHPORT FACTORY IS SHU niet FOR (IDEFINITE PERIGD

GLASS PLANT CLOSED   SMETHPORT FACTORY IS SHUT DOWN FOR INDEFINITE PERIOD

ENTENTE PREMIERS INA CONFERENCE   MEETING AT BOULOGNE SAID TO BE MOST IMPORTANT SINCE ARMISTICE   AFFECTS PEACE OF WORI!   Lloyd George and Millerand to Discuss Pressing Problems, Wilson’s Attitude on Tes.  chen Is Explained,

SENATE HAS CAILLAUX CASE   Government Rests in Treason Trial Against the Former Premier of France,

G. E. PLANT AT. LYNN, MASS., TO CLOSE TONIGH’   Strike of Various Union: Likely to Be in Force  pln Sn

G. B. PLANT AT LYNN 10 CLOSE FOR THREE DAYS— UNION DEMANDS REFUSE

DENY ENDORSING ANY CANDIDATE   Waterloo Central Labor Usiou Hus Not Endorsed Democratic Cantidaie,

Oregon Woman Has Finished 40-Day Fast— Partook of Only Little Fruit Juice and Wate:

NAVY DISARMAMENT   7 ~~ v REPORTED JAPAN IS READY FO AGREEMEST,         too . ou Now For Five Alli¢d Pow ers to Come to Agreement. -”

NAVY GIOARMAMENT   REPORTED JAPAN IS READY For AGREEMENT.   Agitation Now For Five Allied Pow ers to Come to Agreement.

HORRIBLE CRASH ON TROLLEY LINE   EIGHT KILLED AND SCORES + HURT NEAR PORTLAND, OREGON YESTERDAY,

EIGHT KILLED IN RY. WRECK’ SEVENTY HURT   Six More Will Die As a Col liston Result Near Port  land, Cre.

EIGHT KILLED, SEVENTY HURT “IN. TRAIN WRECI      Portland, «Ore... “Hospitals Filled After’ Crash on °  1 ies

BLAMING DEA MOTORMAN  FATAL WRE   Eight head, seventy  six of them fatally Deetlianald wlwa

JAPS HALT DRIVE ON CHINA   Stop Bolsheviki in Attempts to Ad. vance From Ingoda Valley in Hot Battle.

ARRANGING FOR — REP.’ NATIONAL CONVENTION   Extra Balcony Will Add 1100 Seats To Capacity of Building Which Will be Taxed.

CLAINS AAV WAS  AOBRED OF CRED   Oaniels Says British lnvesti galed Batiles With U-Boats,   DIFFERENT METHODS USED

ULAINS NAVY WAS ROBBED OF CREB   Daniels Says British Investi. gated Battles With U-Boats,   DIFFERENT METHODS USED

ENGLAND FAGING COSTLY CAMPAIGN IN MESOPOTAMIA   Revolt of Arabs More Serious Than Disclosed in Official Dispatches.   LARGE ARMY IS NEEDED

Arabs Rebel and Mesopotamia Is Scene of Slaying English Officers. Forts Put Under Siege and Force: Routed :

ALASKA MINERS MAY STRIKE   Men in Government Employ Waat Increase of $1.50 a Day.

CROWDS CLAMOR BEFORE PALACE   Danes Demand Establishmen Of Republic—To Replace Zahle Cahinet

Danes Demand New Government   Crowds Clamor For Republic. Clash With King’s Troops   SHOUT: ‘LONG LIVE REPUBLIC’

DANISH TROOPS IN CLASH WITH CROWDS URGING REPUBLIC   Old Cabinet, Ousted by King ‘Christian, Will be Replaced at Once .

$1.45 GAS AND BQ GENT FEt   Waterloo City Council Final ly Agrees Upon Compromise Rate.

WOOD RIVER HAS LARGEST GROWTI   In Ten Yeurs It Increased From 3 to 3476.

Increased 4,038.1. Per Cent. Figures Show; Only 48  ‘There in 1800.

JAPANESE CLOSE UP FRONTIER   Get KRevenae On the RBoleheviste for Defeating Semenoft.

MATERIAL HARD TO GET.      Road Repair Work in the Comey (Retanicd.

MATERIAL HARD TO GET,   fiecal Repair Work in the County Somewhat Retarded,

DISTRIBUTION OF VICTORY MEDALS   Work Starts Monday anc 4,765,000 Will Be Sent Out.

VICTORY MEDALS TO ARMY MEN   Distribetion ef Nearly Five Milliens Will Begie Teday.

GIVE MEDALS TO ALL BOYS IN LATE WAKE   4,765,000 Members of Amer. ican Forces to Be Distributed Starting Today

VICTORY MEDALS READY — FOR ALL EX-SERVICE MER   War Department Today Will Begin Sending Out More Than 4,000,000 of Them.

OZEN MORE PLAYERS FACE INDICTMENTS   JUDGE REPLOGLE SAYS MANY GAMES WERE THROWN THIS YEAR BY SOX

TWELVE MOR. € INDICTMENTS. Wilt’ Be Voted: By Grand wdiry in the Bace Ball Scandai.

MENKNOWN WHOFURNISHED MONEY TO (CORRUPT TEAMS; THE SCANDAL GROWS   bailding Milion Dollar Ball Clab—~Can’t Accept Mea From Other Teams.

IADER WISCONSIN TO BOOST RATES   State Must Conform to In. creases on Railroads Authorizzed by Commission.

UNCLE SAM NOT SO PACIFIC   Has Spent About 100 of His 145 Years in Wars of Some Kind.

100 OF 145 YEARS IN WARS   Records Show That the United States Is a “War Lord.”

siete unimomeaiin © mecmenatc aera  COLLECE PROFESSORS AFFILIATE WiTH A. F. L

ISH SYMPATHIZERS AND BRITISH GLAS   Demonstration in London ag s Protest Against Imprisonment of Sinn Feiners Broken Up  by the Crowd,

ANTLSINN FEINERS ATTACK AT PRISOK   Demonstrators Supporting ‘Hunger Strike Resist and _. Police Disperse Mob.

SIN FEINERS’ DEMONSTRATION 18 ABANDONED   Press and Public Unite in Demand te Better. Treatment of Sinn Fein Prisoners.

STONE PRIESTS.  ~~” RECITING! ROSARY      onstration Near. Prison} By Sinn  Nomerous Clashes ’Aecto ipany Dem Feiners; oni

IS FORCED TO. DISPERSE   PRIESTS RECITING ROSARY _ ARE ATTACKED BY. LONDON MOB,

GOVERNOR IS GUEST AT NEWSBOYS’ HOME   Reminiscences From Their Dis tinguished Alumnus Entertain Youths at Washington Dinner

GROESBECK LEADS IN PRIMARY VOTIN(   Returns Show Attorney General Has 53,300 Votes Against 39,418 for _  , 2 ny,

SOVIET ENVOY TOBE SHIPPED   Warrant toraLudwig Martens Lenné ‘Ambassador, Has : >> Been fssued.   RUSS, RED IN HIDING

Judge Sessions ‘Rule BS RPE ee cae        Opening Testiiony. for ‘Newberry.  e

JEFENOE IN THE NEWBERRY TRIAL GETS WARD JOLI   Testimony Characterized as  “Highly Important” Ruled  Out By Judge; Prosecu' tion Closes Its Case.

EFENSE OPENS IN THE NEWBERRY CONSPAAAGY TRIAL   Important Evidence is Rejected by Judge’ Sessions   LETTERS : INTRODUCED

BILLION MORE REVENUE NEED OF RAILROADS   INCREASED FREIGHT RATES ARE SOUGHT IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN SERVICE.

BILLION {3 SOUGHT BY THE RAILROADS   Plan to Raise This Sum By Revenue Measures, Report.

THE BLUE MOUND . ;              TRUCKS AND SCRAPERS TO USED TQ MEEP THE  Peerage ea riarte on a

THE &LUE MOUND RUAD TO BE OPEN; BY STATE ORDERS   ‘TRUCKS AND SCRAPERS TO. BE USED TO KEEP RE ROLLS FREER

RESIDED.T CUYS VAIRBANKS HOME AT WASHINGTON   wm of SPOUT Is Fed for Beitr. in Cre of Most Pachsanalie Se-tone

PRESIDENT BUYS HOUSE IN WASHINGTON   Pays $160,000 for The Henry I Fairbanks Residence—Will Take Possession After March 4.

TEACHER’ SHORTAGE MET      Middle: Western Schoals Are Fully Staffed

TEACHER ~ SHORTAGE MET   Middle Western Schools Are Fully Staffed

CLERGYMAN ON WAY TO IRELAND IN-DEFIANCE OF BRITISH! ORDER NOT TO BE DISEMBARKED, REPORT,

LIVERPOOL READY FO GREET MANNI   But Government “Will No Permit Australian. Prelate to Disemoark Ther      {R1S HM EN AWAIT: HIM   Fishguard, Wales, Instracted to Prepare to Take of a Passenger

LIVERPOOL IS CLOSED TO MANNIX   Police So Announce-Baltic to Dock at 6 Tonight

NOT TO LAND AT LIVERPOOL.   Archbishop Mannix Supposed te Have Some Other Destination.

WON'T LET IRISH BISHOP LAND   WELSH PORTS GET MESSAGE TO TAKE PASSENGER OFF BALTIC

ESCAPES FROM MEXICAN GUARD INTO UNITED STATES ON SEPT. 4, THIS VEAR

Nephew of Former President and Leader of Disaffected Faction to be Sent to United Statey*Say Reports

TO DEPORT FELIX DIAX   Last of Mexican Insurgetls j in Custody. of Government Authorities.

DECIDES  TO DEPORT FELIX DIAZ   Mexico Makes Arrangements te Send Bien tn Vmited Staten.

FELIX DIAZ WILE BE DEPOKTED TO THE U. $   Will Be Placed on First Steamer iar ror’ i ball Fitty

DIAZ WILL GET GRAND BOUNCE   Mexican General and Fift Followers to Be Deported From Mexico.

MEXICO EXILES ~ REBEL LEADER   Sen. Felix Diaz te Be Sent to _ the United States oy Huerta.   Al DEMANES ARE REFUSED   Yanted Government to Give Land to Followers and Asked Return of All Possessions Scized by Carranza and 25,0G® Peses in Gold.

ann OO B ee, WILL BE SENT TO WU. §.   Telegraphic Parley Between de lk Hnertn and Diaz.

WILL DEPORT + PHELIX DIAZ ~ FROM MEXICO      With Fifty. of His Followers He. Will Be Shipped Out of Country on First Steamer.

FELIX DIAZ TC BE EXILED FROM NATIVE COUNTRY   Report at Vera Cruz Are That Will Live in United States

'Rebel Leader and 50 of Hi P Followers Taken Away Be gs Fromi Mexica.

FELIX DIAZ IS  TO BE DEPORTED   Will Leave on First Ship Sailing From Port With 50 Followers

FELIX DIAZ WILL BE DEPORTED SOON   Will Be Placed on First Steamer to Leave Vera Cruz

 REBELS TO BE DEPORTED   Felix Diaz to Be Sent to the United States.   50 FOLLOWERS ALSO EXILED   All Demands Made by the Rebe! Leader Are Refused by the Huerta Government—Asked 25,000 Pesos in Gold.

MEXICO ROUNDS wus ne      Felix Diaz,.: “Recently: Surren dered, +o Be-Deported: to United. States ‘

DIAZ WALL BE DEPORTED 1 UNITED oTATES   Will Be Placed on Board Firs! Ship Leaving Vera Cruz.

MEXICO DEPORTS FELIX DIAL AND ‘HQ. FOLLOWERS   Felix Diaz, Last of Mexican Revolutionists to be Deported by, Fderal Authorities on First Boat Leaving Vera Crease Part.

DEPORTATION OF DIAZ FROM MEXICO, ORDER   Nephew of Former Ruler May Be Sent to the United States.

MEXICO DECIDES ~ TO DEPORT DIAZ   ‘Will Be Exiled With Fifty  Followers.

PRESIDENT ASKED TO REMOVE SECRETARY OF TREASURY AS ENEMY ~ OF FARM INTEREST:   Started Raid on ‘Colton, Declare Georgia Cotton Growers ia Atlanta Resolutions

CALL ON PRESIDENT TO REMOVE SECRETARY HOUSTOR  T2n7 AcaunriataA Droacae

SUGAR PRICES DOWN ~   Another Half Cent Per Pound -is Cut Off of Granulated

HEAVY FOG HAMPERS NEW YORK TRAFFIC   Heaviest Fof In Years En velopes City and Harbor Early Today. ,

A WRECK NEAR BLAINI   27 FREIGHT CARS ON L. E. & W ARE DESTROYED.   Merchandise and Grain Scattered AD Along Track—Loss Amounts to Several Hundred Thousands.

URGE COX TO” TAKE STAND FOR LEAGUE   Democratic. Nominee States He Has Received Many Letter: From‘ Republicans On  This ry. _       READY . FOR NOTIFICATION   Governor. Will Take No Part In Democratic Primary Fights In Other States, He Declares.   BAY IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE

-CGMMENTS ON. LEAGUE.   ‘Gox ‘Says'He Has Received Let ters Urging Strong’ Position for Treaty.

Many Republicans and Democrats Have Written the Nominee Requesting Him Not to Evade the Issue   ERECTING STAND TO ACCOMMODATE CROWL   Amphitheater Being Built at the Fair Grounds, Where Notification Ceremonies Will Re Held

G. 0. P.FRIENDS OF LEAGUE PLEDGE COX SUPPORT. HE SAYS   INDEPENDENT VOTERS DISSATIE FIED WITH REPUBLICAN STAND, THE NOMINEE DECLARES,

arenes NG STAND hs DOL OMINES Elk      Gets" Many ‘Letters. On Topic: “Wo n’t Intex feve in State Pri ay Wiohts, 

DISSATISFIED WITH HARDINGS LEAGUE STAND   Gov. Cox Receives Many Letters From Democrats and Republicans Urging Strength.

COX URGED T0 TAKE STRONG LEAGUE STAND   BULK OF THE GOVERNOR'S CORRESPONDENCE DISCUSSES LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

WHOOPING IT UP FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   NOMINEE COX URGED TO STAND BY PRESIDENT’s PACT.      More Tham Half the Letters Re ceived by Gevernor Dwell On Subject—Preparations for Notification.

COX DECLARES. HE WILL NOT INTERFERE IN PRIMARY FIGHTS   Governor Urged To Take Strong Stand For League.

COX SAYS MAIL FAVORS LEAGUE   Democrats and Republican: Write Him Letters About It.

VOTERS OF BOTH PARTIES oT RONG FUR LEAGUE-GO)   The Independent Republicar Vote Is Thoroughly Dissatisfied, Says Nominee.

BUY. COX HEARS ABOUT LEAGUE   Receives Many Letters UrgingStrong Stand  CCA WADNHIAC PHACCoHC      With Many Callers on Political Issues and Campaign Plans. Sends Telegram of Condolence to Mrs. J. Frank Hanly — Discusses Political Situation in Ohio

COX URGED 10 TAKE STRONG LEAGUE STANL   Many Letters: From Republicans As Well as Democrats, Governor Says.”

MEPUBLICANS REJECT HARDING   NOMINER'’S Yair FILLE EXPRESSIO . ~ auterfere la Primary Serups.

pO. P. A PLENTY ARE DISOATISFIED WITH PARTY STAND   Jo Not Hesitate to Write Gov. Cox and Tell Him So.   Also Urge Nominee to Take Strong Position on League of Nations.

URGE COX TO TAKE STRONG STANH IN FAVOR OF LEAGUE   G. O. P. Independents Indors Democratic Nominee—Takes Neutral Position in Primary Fights.

STRONG POSITION FOR LEAGUE URGED   Cox Receives Letters From Both Republicans and Democrats on Big Issue   READY FOR SATURDAY   Candidate Announces Policy of Non-Interference in State Primaries

COX TO KEEP CLEAR . OF STATE PRIMARIES   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILL NOT TAKE SIDES’ IN TEXAS.   PLANS FOR NOTIFICATION   Program for Next Saturday Is Outlined and Speakers Are s Announced,

Underwear, Glove, an Tubing Factory is Included in Those Purchased

BOCEY OF WAR WITH JAPAN   Senate Boosts Ten Million Navy Airplane Budget to 25 Million   TO ARM WEST COAST   “IF DANGER [S COMING, IT IS COMING FROM PACIFIC,” G. O. P. SENATE BOSS SAYS.

SENATE BOOSTS. “ANNUAL NAVAL ~ APPROPRIATION   Committee Increases for Avia "tion, Completion of Ships and Coast Defense are Given Approval of Sotons’ 

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE WILL BOOST THE GOVERNOE   Meet in Helena Today te Discuss Stewart’s Candidacy for Vice President.

bert”: ‘Govern eveloped,: AG. ertin. Reports =               EBERT: TAKES: NO. CHANGES      huey IN SHERI         Runiors 6 Revolt 50. Govern : enti Mgss /fanks. and “AY  niored 4 dy Street She “Boring:

BLANKET ENDORSEMENT FOR FEDERAL RESERVE   Bankers’ Association Pledges Aid to National Railway Bauipment Association.

PRAISE FOR T OYOTEM FROM ASSOCIATION     HE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK IF  BANKER

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM INDORSED BY THE BANKERS   Steps Taken to Organize $12,000,000 Crop Export Financing Corporation as Relief for Cotton Men.

REMODEL ADMIRAL DEWEY'S FORMER HOME INTO STORE  Gift of American an Pal bes Way  mreaannna Parnmancsia   Gift of American People Gives Way To Spreading Commercial Section of City

DEWEY HOME NOW STORE   Burinsin ‘Growth Converts Historical -- Residences Into, Shops,

TRADE SPREADING IN CAPITAL   Home of the Late Admiral Dewey One of the Many Giving Way to Commerce.

DEWEY “Ss rs WOME A STORE      Washington’s Growth Takes Resi. dence- Gift of American People, <

JENATOR BEGLINGS TO ANSWER QUERY   SPEAKS TO CROWD OF. THOUS ANDS OF FARMERS OF OFTO SATURDAY MORNING

LEAGUE A WORRY OF HARDING'S   Refuses to Answer Heckler Who Was Arrested for Asking Question.   SPOKE TO FARMERS   At Picnic Today—Important Issue Most Troublesome of Campaign.

‘Republican Nominee Finds It’s   Difficult Task to Harmon ize Party.

HARDING ATTENDS FARMERS’ PICNIC   SPEAKS ON AGRICULTURE, ADVO. CATING MEASTRES FOR PARMER'’S BENEFIT

Refuses to ‘State His Stand and Evades Bona of “Heckler.”   TALKS TO FARMERS AT PICNIC AND BARBECUE      Cheaper Distribution of Food Stuffs Favored by Repub lican Candidate,

Benstor Harding Advocates Federal Aid for Farmers In Buying Land

BARBECUE AT WILSON GROVE FOR HARDING   Farmers of Ohio Corn Relt Hear Speech of Senator.

HARDING GIVES TALK © - AT FARMERS®: PICNIC   SENATOR IS SPEAKER AT OLD FASHIONED RURAL EVENT . .IN CENTRAL -OHIO

HARDING TALKS TO FARMER!   Republican Candidate Has An Audience of 10,000 People at Wilson's “Grove Today.

OLD FASHIONED RALLY PICNI   SENATOR HARDING TALKS TO FARMERS AT WEST JEFFERSON, 0., THIS AFTERNOON

Harding Makes Pledg  in Barbecue Speech   in Barbecue Speech  ee. emcee ect  REPLIES TO HECKLER  ‘ails To Comment or  Borah Threat

HARDING SPEAKS: FARMERS PICNIC   Declares Welfare of Farmer is Wel tare of People.

Old-Fashioned Basket: Pi Held in Ohio. With. 000 in Attendance            Problems Are Discuss         Republican Nominee Cor For Government Aid ; » Buying Farm Land.

REPURLICAN CANDIDATE DR CLARES WELFARE OF AMER.  XN FARMER IS WELERE OF AMERICAN PEO yet EL   THE LEAGUE WORRIES HIM   farding Is Finding the League of Nations Issue the Mest Troublesome of His Campaign. rite yors Raising Standard of Parat FKdueation.

HARDING ADDRESSES FARMERS OF OHI   Frvors Government Aid to Pur  chase Land, Better Listribution and Protertion From Foreign Gompetiti

PRINCE IN WHOSE HOME WILSON STAYED, INDICTED   Is Charged With Grand Larceny by New York Grand Jury—Complaint Issued by Fur Dealer,

Prince Murat, Hostllof Pres. Wilson in§Paris, Wanted for Bad Check

STECHER WINS TITLE.   Earl Caddock, of lowa, De feated After More Than Two Hours of Wrestling.

JOE STEGHER (6 MAT CHAMPION: THROWS CAQDOGK   Nebraska Man Wins Heavyweight Wrestling Title, Following Struggle Lasting More Than Two Hours

CABDOCK WAS DEFEATED BY JOE STECHER   Nebraska Grappler Wing Aiter Tw Hours With Famotis Scissors Hold.   EADPOCK BREAKS © DANGEROUS GRIP   jowan Put Cp Magnificent wight, But Weakens Toward End.

JOE STECHER      Nebraska . Grappler Wing After Tw Hours With Famous Scissors. "Hold.      cA DOCK BREAKS : DANGEROUS GRIP   Towan Put Up Magniticent Fight, Bul Weakens Toward End.

NEBRASKAN WINNER OF WORLD MAT TITL   Ee —— —  Stecher Floors Caddock in Nev    York—Bout Only Goes to One Fall.

ULTIMATU - NOT SENT TO. LIES OVER AunlATIC   Note Was Not in Forra of Memorandum and Said United States Would Stand on Agreement Before Made:   ACTING SECRETARY POLK MAY ANSWER CRITICISMS   President Informed Allies if Proposed Settlement Was  Made Treaty Might Be Withdrawn from Senate

WHITE HOUSE SAYS THREAT NOT MADE   Has Not Stated That He Will. Withdraw Treaty is the Claim   PARIS REPORT DIFFERS   Pertinax Refers to Brutal Menace in Wilson Statement

A THE HOSPITAL   MEETING LAST NIGHT STARTED CHE NTY ORGANIZATION,   fea@ers Werte Named ior Three of the Townships.

FOR. THE HOSPITAL   MEETING LAST NIGHT STARTED COUNTY OG TZATION, =   Leaders Were Named for Three of the Townships.

Vrank Campiono for  Robbery and Murder of Saloon Keeper, and das “CH. Reee, ‘Negro, for Murdering Wife, Hanged for Crimes.

Se a aaa °° °° °°» °° ° ° °° °».»”¥§€  —  RABBI IS MURDERED ON SYNAGOGUE STEPS

TAX AUTOMOBILES FOR GOOD ROADS      Bill In Louisiana Lezislature Provides For Flat Tax of Fifty Cents Per Hundred Pounds.

NCGKE SEES ACT OF REVENGE IN DEMAND   GERMAN CABINET WILL SEND NEW NOTE SHOWING FATAL RESULS OF COMPLYING.

RELATIONS ABOUT REACHED CAI   VON LERSNER’S ACTION CAUSING ESTRANGEMEN’      GEAMING WANTED THE SAUSE   The Berlin Cabinet, According to Re ports, Has Expressed Sceming Defi  ance to the Allies.

“FORWARD NAMES   Cabinet Declares It, Physically ---~ Impossible to Extradite—  “War Guilty.”   SEE FATAL CONSEQUENCES   Council of Ambassadors Consid: ers Measures to Compel Compliance With the Treaty.

RMANY AND ALLIES  AT CRITICAL POINT   LIST OF ACCUSED GERMANS WILL BE SENT DIRECT TO . BERLIN

Bertin Government May be Forced to Extradite Men Wanted,   KAISER SENT 10 ISLAND?   Rumor That This May Be Way This Matter Will Be Handled With Hotiand.

GERMAN NOTE SAYS RESULTS WOULD BE FATAL   RELATIONS WITH EN“TENTE ARRIVE AT CRISIS AS RESULT moO Tren   NOSKE [1S DEFIANT   Geddes Proposes Kaiser Be Placed on Island Out of Europe.

Resignation of German Delegate Is Condemned by Government.   RELATIONS BET BETWEEN OWERS ARE AT CRISIS   Teutons to Send  Note Pointing Out Consequences of Extradition.

GERMANS WRITHE UN DER ALLIED DEMAND TU SURRENDER CHIEF CRIMINALS OF WAR;  ; INPOSSBLE,DECLAR  es Would B  “Fatal, Hun n Cabin et   PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY, CR’

GERMANY SHOWS BEANE 1) ALLY DEMANDS GN HER   Cabinet Expresses Through Naske Defiance for Extradition Demands of Ailes.   LERSNER HAS GONE THOME   Vieasures to Compe! Germany to Carry Out Treaty Clauses Are Underway.

GERMANS PROTEST AT EXTRADITION   Cabinet Decides to Send Note te Allies Pointing Out Fatal Result of Compliance “   RELATIONS BETWEEN ALLIED POWERS AND GERMANY SEEM TO REACH CRISIS

GERMANY BALKS AT EXTRADITION OF ACCUSED LIST   ANOTHER NOTE TO ALLIES PROBABLE

GERMAN  CABINET DECIDED 10 SEND AN OTHER NOTE   Protesting Extradition of War Crim inals and Proposing They ~Be Tried in Germany.

GERMANY DECLARES . FATAL RESULTS 10 cant nW SIBBENNE   New Note Is Beig Prepared: By Teutons Outlining Conse= quences If Accused ‘Are Given Up. eee   ALLIES FORWARD LIST,

IMPOSSIBLE 70 MEET DEMAND, BERLIN SAY’   SURRENDER OF MEN ASKED CAN NOT BE MADE, MINISTERS DECLARE,

ys eal pai   Defiance to Powers EX pressed Through Noske. Defense Minister.

WILL FORCE BEAMANY TO DELWER MEN   Crisis Precipitated Wher Von Lersner Refuses to Act.

GERMANY DEVIES. THE POWERS:   t . ge * BERLIN CABINET MAY -:NOT GIVE UP CRIMENALS,   CRISIS APPROACHING   ALLIES MUST-TAKE MEASURES: TO FORCE GERMANY TO TERMS.   Member of Britlsh Cabinet Suge gests Holland May he ‘Required ~ to Insulate the ex-Kalser.

To Call Allies’ Attention. “catal Consequences: Of Demands  RBLIIT SG amaannuan waitgt

GERMAN CABINET DECLARES RELEASE OF MEN WANTED BY ALLIES. IS IMPOSSIBILITY

GERMANY WILL. SEBK TO SAVE MEN DEMANED   CABINET DECLARES IT TO BE IMPOSSIBILITY TC COMPLY WITH ORDER.      Another Note Will Be Sent to the Allies in Effort to Get Coneraesion.

BERLIN WILL NOT GIVE UP WAR LORDS   Cabinet Ministers Unanimous in Stand on . Demand   PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY   Decide on Note to ‘Allies _t Show ‘Consequences

Yon Leirner’s Refusal to Act for Extradition of Guilty Finds Echo in Attitude of Teuton Cabinet---List of Men Demanded Arriving at Capital---Included Among the Others is That of Von Bernstorif

COERCIVE MENGURES BY ALLIES INDICATE:   RELATIONS WITH GERMANY APPEAR TO HAVE REACHED CRIS'S, PARIS HOLDS.

CAUSED BY NEW NOTE   Allies to Adopt Measures to Compel Surrender of Persons Accused Ot War Crimes, But Nature Is Net Divulged.

Will Call Attention to Fatal Consequences Which, It Fears, Would Follow Extradition of Leaders for War Crimes.   MINISTERS SAID TO BE UNANIMOUS ON STAND TAKEN

RELATIONS OF GERMANY AND ALLIES TENSE   REFUSAL OF GERMANY TO ACCEPT LIST OF GERMANS FOR EXTRADITION BRINGS ABOUT CRISIS IN RELATIONS,   ALLIES TO ENFORCE DEMANDS

RELATIONS BETWEER ENTENTE AND TEUTON PRBINET NEAR GRISIS   Government at Berlin Seems tc Be Hinting at Possible Defy Over List   EXTRADITION CLAUSE TO BE CARRIED OUT   Holland May be Required to Put Former Emperor, Bill on Some Island

REAGH Ghtolo Ih GERMAN AFFAIRS   ALLIES WILL TAKE NEEDFUL MEASURES TO CARRY OUT PACT CLAUSES   VON LERONER DEPARTEL   Charge-d’-Affairs Leaves for Berlin; List of Germans Wanted Sent Direct From Paris.

~abinet Decides to Send Note- te Allies Pointing Out Fatal. _- Rgsult o of Compliance   RELATIONS BETWEEN ALLIED POWERS AND GERMANY SEEM TO REACH CRISIS

REACH CRISIS IN RELATIONS   List of Germans Wanted by Allies to Be Sent Direct to Berlin

GEAMAN CABINET DEFIES ALLIES   Relations Between Power: and Huns Approach Crisis With Von Lersner Act.

FARMER PROGRAM WiLL MEET WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION   With More Farmers in Senate and House Than Ever Before— Committee Experienced   FORMULATING PROGRAM   Adaptable to County and Township Units to be Undertaken by Joint Committee Tuesday

wnate Put OFF Vital Show on Hands on Rehef Meastre   DERATE IS WARM   War Finanee bili the Cause of a Flectic Day in Senate

DEBATE PREVENTS SENATE VOTE ON RELIEF MEASURE   Section Concerning the Federal Reserve Board Meets Objection   SEN. SMOOT WILL MOVE TO STRIKE OUT SECTION   Recess Is Taken Until Monday When Final Vote Is

FARMERS RELIEF  “MEASURE MAY BE  TED UP BY LOT OF WIND JAMIMAINE   Continued Senate Debate Holds Matter in Abeyance and Prevents Vote on Saturday   NEW YORK’S BALANCE IS NOT AVAILABLE      ASSERTION MADE BY SOLON THAT RESERVE BOARD CANNOT OR. WILL ‘NOT HELP FARMERS MATERIALLY

DEBATE HOLDS UP VOTE ON BILL TO HELP FARMER   Controversy ~ Centers About Reserve Board Credits.

RESOLUTION FOR REVIVAL WAR FINANCE CORPORATION   Voteon This Important Measure Will Be Taken Tomorrow. Senators Express Views of Various Sections.

DELAY IN SENATE FARM RELIEF VOTE   PROTRACTED DEBATE PRE. VENTS BALLOT ON PLAN 'TO REVIVE WAR BOARD.

ABSURDITY the FARHS ALE, ~-ounaT THINKS   Utah Senator Says He: Doesn’t Want Farmer to-Get Mis- : taken Idea.

ACTION DEFERRED ON TWO MEASURES   FINANCE BILL AND IMMIGRA TION MEASURE SMOTHER. ED IN DEBATES   EXPECT ACTION MONDAY   Relief for Farmers Debated Heat edly in Senate, While House Talks Over Immigration Provisions

DEBATE BLOCKS WAR BOARD REVIVAL   Senate Will Vote on Qnestion Mon: day—Credits for Farmers Bone of Contention.

DEBATE STOPS A VOTE ON MEASURE TO AID FARMERS   Agree Postpone Action in Senate Until on  Monday

eee eee  FARMER RELIEF BILL MOADAY.   Agreement Reached to Vote in “enate Net Later Than 3 p. mi.

F KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER   Take a glass of Salts to flush out you Kidneys and neutralize irritating acids.

F KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHEI   Take § Salts to flush ‘Kidney and  neutralize, irritating Neds. ~ es,

Four American Officials Shoo! and Kill Three Out of Band o Seven Smugglers Near Lare. do; Others Escape

YANKEE CUSTOMS OFFICIALS FIGHT ‘MEX’ SMUGGLERS   Liquor Runners Open Fire on American Officers but Flee after Three Are Killed by Redurn Volleys

KILL 3 MEXICAN SMUGGLERS      ae  American Customs Officials Fight Gang on Border Southenet  of Laredo. Te

KILL 3 MEXICAN SMUGGLERS   American Customs Officials Figh' Gang on Border Southeast of Laredo, Tex.

YANKEE OFFICERS KILE-3 MEXICANS   Gun Battle With Smugglers Results Disastrously for Mexicans Near Laredo.

U. S. Inspectors Rout Band of Mexican Smugglers on. Border;  3 Slain, Others Flee to Brush

MEXICAN MEMBERS OF SMUGGLING GANG SHOT AY CUSTOM INSPECTOR!   SEVERAL SHOTS WERE EXCHANG ED BUT NONE OF THE AMERICAN OFFICIALS WERE HURT,

ATTACHE AT U. 5. EMBASSY ON WRECKED TRAIN   Escaped with Women By Hiding in Nearby Timber.

3 MEXICAN SMUGGLERS SLAIN   American Customs Officials Kill Al. leged Southern Outlaws.

YANKEE OFFICERS BOTTLE MEXICANS   Three Smugglers Killed at the Border; Americans Escape Attack

FIREMEN DIE IN GIL BLAST   Several Members of the Cincinnati Oapsrtment Perish In Series of Explosions.

FIREMEN DIE IN OIL BLAST   Several Members of the Cincinnat Department a ro in Series of Expfdsions.

SPION KOP WON ENGLISH DERB}   Winner of the Famous Classic Turt Ridden by American Jockey ONeill.

‘FORD SHUT DOWN ONLY TEMPORARY   50,000 Men Out of Employment Til January 3—Not Permanent,

FORO PLANT 10 SLOSE DOWN   But Advertising Manager Says It WIL Not Be For Indefinite Period As Rumored.

FORD PLANT {3 CLOSED DOW!   Piant Closes Until February 1 Any. way On Account of Financial anc Industria! Conditions; Closing Fol. lows Advertising Manager’s Denia!

PRODUCTION IS LOW   Coal Is Runiing Short at Rate of 3,000,000 Tons a Week

PRODUCTION OF SUFT GOAL GUT BY GAR FAMINE   Output 25 Per Cent Under Demand, Government Reports Indicate

LLOVO-GEOAGE STILL HOPEFUL   RUSSIANS HAVE CUT THE - WARSAW-DANZIG RAILWAY   POLAND WAS THE AGGRESSOA   Iloyd-George Says Nothing Justifics Wiping Out Poland's National Ex:     - Istenco—Turkey Signs Peace Trea    ty This Afternoon.

Dye George Tels Commons of RAIS ae. Peace. Hopes: ~   “ALLIES TO-ASK U. $: FOR AID   Attack: on  Reds. by the Poles Not Upsce by: the British Premier—Tells “Parliament af: Conference oo at Hythe,

LLOYD-GEORGE THINKS THE RUSSO-POLISH QUESTION MAY BE SOLVED   POLES IN THE WRONG   Russia Entitled to Guaranters That Unprovoked Attack Will Not Be Repeated   But Only Settlement Safe for Europe Will Be on Basis of Vohsi Freedom

TILL HOPEFU OF PEACE, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   Discussing the Polish Situation Says’Poland Was Wrong In Attacking.   RUSSIA HAS GONE TOO FAR   Explains His Policy—Labor In France and England Against Intervention.

 AM lL HOPEFUL Ut PAGE SATO LLOYO- GeO   Declares Polish Attack on Soviet Not Justified in British Opinion   POLAND MUST BE KEPT A NATION   Allied Policy to Get Peace on Basis of Independence Ethnographically

FAIR TERMS MUST BE GIVEN POLES BY SOVIET FIRST   Reds Must Not Crush Republic, Premier Declares.

TILL HOPEFUL FOR PEAGE SAYS LLOYD GEORGE IN SPEEGH   Tells Commons Repartition o' Poland Would Be Crime Perilling Europe.   HOLDS POLISH ATTACKS ON RUSSIA UNJUSTIFIED   Allies Interested in Keeping Polish Treaty Boundary Intact, Premier Says.

PREMIER Uo STILL - HOPEFUL OF PEACE WITHOUT VIOLENCE   Poles Attacked Russia De spite Warnings, Says Lloyd George

Entente Will not Throw Troops Into Struggle Unless Independence of Soviet’s Foe Is Threatened.

LLOYD GEORGE — RAPS POLAND   Says Attack on Soviet Wasn't Justified   SHOULD BE INDEPENDENT   Says Rusela is Entitled to Demand Guarantees Against Repetition. Criticizes Boleheviki

LLOYD Gr DRbt REPORTS: OUiLL CHES FOR PEACE   Premier Tells Commons o' Discussion of Allied . Conference.  ..

'  LLOYD-GEORGE {S HOPEFUL   Moscow Dispatch Decalres Soviet Considers ao With Engand.

0) PRESERVE POLAND   This is is Verdict Handed Down Teo aay by Lioyd George, Eng_ 7 lan id’s Premier.

British Premier Tells House Of Commons The Soviets Are Entitled to Redress But Not On Extreme Scale.   ‘Still Hopeful of Peace And ‘Polish Nation Must be Pre, served He Declares.

ALLIES ASKU,LS, TO HELP POLAND   Lioyd George Says That Peace Hangs on Polish Liberty.   ATTACK ON REDS NOT UPHELE   British Premier, in Address to Comm mons, Declares War Against Soo viets Was Not Justified—Tells of Hythe Conference.

LLOYD GEORGE HOPES FOR PEACE   HOUSE OF COMMONS HEARS STATEMENT OF THE PRE: MIER AS TO RUSSIA.

French and. British: Workers. Warn of General Strike if War Comes- ~-Rumania Goes. to Po- : land's Aid: With. Troops-- -Russian Fleet Sails, With Danzig Possible Objective”  SOLVE. ‘MYSTERY  or no oC NATE

ATTACK OF POLES NOT JUSTIFIED 18 MEAT OF DECISION   Further, it Is Not Considered Necessary to Send Allied Troops to Poland.   EUROPE TIRED OF WAR   British and French leaders Get Strong Evidences of How Their People Feel.

ALL OF GREAT BRITAIN SPENDING ANXIOUS DAY   Whole of Country Tired of War and Has No Noldiers.. , to Send,   COMPROMISE I8 EXPECTED   Premier Apparently ‘Has Two Pol '.. isies to Deal With the _' " " Situation.

HELP POLAND   Lioyd George Says That Peace Hangs on Polish Liberty.   ATTACK ON REDS NOT UPHELL   Gritish Premicr, in Addross to Com. mons, Declares War Against Soviets Was Not Justified—Tells of Hythe Conference.

POLES ARE BLAMED BY LLOYD GEORGE FOR PLIGHT   Allies Believe Soviet Form of Government in Russia Is Entitled to Be Heard

LLOYD GEORGE HOPEFUL OF ENDING WAR   British Premier Makes Statement on RussoPolish Situation.

PEAGE HOPE I$ VOICED  BY PREMIER LLOYD-GEORGE   Blames Poles for , Trouble Says Allies Warned Warmw no’  te Attack Russia.

STILL HOPEFUL FOR SETTLEMENT   Tension High and House Crowded to Hear Premier’s Statement

LUT bcUfbt STILL HUPEEUL PEAGE MAY CUM   HOUSE OF COMMONS CROWDED TO HEAR BRITISH PREMIER ON POLITICAL CRISIS

Premier Tells House Poles Are Not Blameless in Present Situation.   REDS MUST RESPEC POLISH INDEPENDENCE

AOSlOTANGE FU POLAND 15 SOUGHT   Lloyd George Tells Commons of Peace Hopes.   ALLIES TO ASK U. S. FOR AID   Attack on Reds by the Poles Not Upheld by the British Premsr—Tells Parliament of Conference at Hythe.

LLOYD-GEORGE STILL-HOPEFUL OF RUSS PEACE   Tells House of Commons This in His “Peace or War” Statement   WARSAW MAY FALL SOON   London Paner Says Bolshevikis Expect It to Be Captured.in Week -

ALLIES ASK U.S, TO HELP POLAND   Lloyd George Says That Peace Hangs on Polish Liberty.   British Premier, in Address to Commons, Declares War Against Soviets Was Not Justified—Telis of Hythe Conference.

TAX BURDEN BIG: LABOR MAY REVOLT   Labor Bodies Unite to Preyent Allied . Action Againet Snviet   CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY   Leaders Advise Preparation, tt Lay Down Tools; Wit: Meet Premier

ATTACK ON REDS NOT JUSTIFIED   BRITISH TENSION HIGH IN ANT! CIPATION Sf PREMISE’. WAR OR PEACE STATEMENT.   ENGLAND'S POSITION   Peparation of Poland Would be a Ser: fous Crime and a Peril to Europe Declares Mr. George Before  House of Commons,

AUSS ENTITLED TO GUARANTEES COMMONS TOLD   But Premier Declares Bolsheviki Must Not Destroy Polish Nation   ATTACK UPON SOVIETS WRONG, HE ASSERTS   Lioyd George Explains Sole Object Is to Get Peace With Borders Unchanged

BRITAIN WARNED POLES AGAINST  JUMPING RUSSIA   British Premier Says Reds Right In Demanding Guarantees From Foe

Lloyd-George Snrys Nothing ‘Justifies Wiping Out Polund’s National liy: istezco—Turkey Sigus Peace trea.  ty his Aftermoon,

Ambassador Morris Expresses Regret for  Ill-Considered Statements That Find Expression.

WAR BETWEEN JAPS AND UNITED STATES IS UNTHINKABLE   Says Roland Morris, Ambassador to Janan   NO EVIDENCE OF UNFRIENDLY FEELINC

YAR WITH JAPAN NONSENSE, SAYS \MERICAN ENVOY   Joland S. Morris De clares Nippon Is Friendly to America

YAR BETWEEN U6. AND JAPAN SIMPLY IS “UNTHINKABLE   American Ambassador: Thus Emphasizes Words of Premier Hara.

MICHIGAN IS. SET FOR PRIMARY   Seven Republicans. Five Democrats, on State Ballot

12¢CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED ON   Seven Republicans And FPive Demoerats Are Before Voters Of Michigan

TROUBLES OF JAPAN BEGIN T0 PILE HIGH   CALIFORNIA PROBLEM NOT THE LEAST OF WORRIES.   Alarmed Over Anti-Oriental Feeling Emgendered Abroed—Conditiens at Heme Far From Reseate.

JAPANESE FEEL WRONGED BY U, $   Grievances Summarized © 0 - Those Who Sense Trend,   WAR ALMOST — IMPOSSIBLE

JAP APPRERENSION “ SNDTO PREVAIL   INQUIRY INTO ANTE-JAPANESE “LEGISLATION REVEALS ‘+. SENTIMENT, 5 ~

SITUATION GREATED BY ANTI-UAP ACTS   As Proposed in California Summed Up by Japanese.   FEAR THAT U.S. MOVEMENTS   May Lead Others, Especially in British Dominions, to Intensified Exclusion Measures— If Question is Left Alone in California It Will Settle Itself Through Natural Order.

JAPANESE WORRIED OVERRESENTMENT GROWING IN AMERICA   Say California Controversy, If Left Alone, Will Settle Itself, acd Is Being Confused With  Rroader lecrne   DISSATISFACTION AT HOME ALSO CAUSING CONCERN   Poverty and Discontent Reflected ir Hostility Toward Leaders—Admittec Estrangement From America Likely, But Deny War Within Possibilities,

HALL {OWA COMMANDER,   Des Maines Veteran Honored by the Soanish-American Men.

GORGAS, NOTED AMERICAN ARM SURGEON, OIE   Former Surgeon General {s Victim of Bright’s Disease in London   WAS A GRADUATE OF UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA   SEN. R. E. NOBLE, OF ALA: BAMA, WAS WITH  DISTIN. GUISHED AMERICAN AT THE END,

GENERAL GORGAS DEAD IN LONDON   ‘Was in England in Connectior With Government Sanitary Work.

DIED IN GERMANY.   Brother of Tipton Woman Was Mem ber of U. S. Army of Occupation.

Brother, of Tipton Woman Was Mem cher of U. S. Army of Occupation.

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PITTSBURG COMMISSIONER OF POLICE IS ROBBEL   Shriner Stewart Loses a coat While Searching Buatiine far Robbers.

Five U. S. Submarines _ Caught i in Storms Are Safe in Eastern Ports

ALL SUBMARINES SAFE IN HARBOR   N-2 Is Last To Arrive—Is Driven To New London, Conn., By Storm

SUBS SHOW. UP   After Fierce Battle- with Sea Lost Submarines Arrived Safely   IN THEIR PORT TODAY   Had been Lost for One Wee::—Crew on Poughkeepsie have Mutinied

FIVE SUBMARINES SAFE AFTER BATTLE _ WITH SEVERE SEAS   Fought Dangers of the Sea for Nearly a Week on Voyage From Ber muda to Hampton Roads, ing

Five Submarines End Suspens eCasued by Disap-pearance During Storm.

SUBMARINES SAFE FOLLOWING STORM   Navy Department Thought Five Destroyers Lost in Sea

U0, NOW BUILDING 3 GIANT CRUISER?   Keels of the Great Vesse!s Laic in One Day.   TO BE FASTEST IN THE WORLD   Work on Other Monster Warships fo Uncle Sam Is Progressing Satisfactorily, According to State ment of Secretary Daniels.

KEELS OF 3. BIG.’ CRUISERS Lait   To Be the- Biggest atid: Faatost Warships in the: { Worlds i  ft   WORK ON OTHER: B16 SHIPS    Secretary Dahlels ‘Gaya the  Veese Are Designéd to Be the Largea'   and Fautest- Battle Cruisers Planned in 1916 .: .

KEELS OF 3 ‘BIG CRUISERS ARE NOW LAID   To Be the Biggest and Fastest Warships in the World.   WORK ON OTHER BIG SHIPS   Secretary Daniels Says the Vessels Are Designed to Be the Largest and Fastest Battle Cruisers— Planned in 1916.

TRYING TO GET MOONEY TRIAL   Another Appeal Is P Made jo Prgsident Wilson by Electric and ~ ” Railway Men

Coal Consumers, Big And Little, Will Be Sanpliéd Before Cold’  Weather, Commission Deplores

PLENTY OF FUEL PROMISED ALL   National. Coal Assogiation Assures Householders There Wilt Be No 'Shartage. ; «

NO SCARCITY OF COAL   National Association Says Supply wit Equal: Demand. :

ENOUGH COAL FOR EVE uYRopyY., Rut Middle “Weat Needs Co- -opera tion

COAL NEEDS ARE PROVIDED FOR   ENTIRE SITUATION WILL WORK OUT WITHOUT PRIVATION, IS PROMISE

WANTS OF COAL CONSUMERS ~ TO BE MET BEFORE WINTER   Fuel Situation of Country’ Prompts National Association to Declare Supply to December Only Necessary.

PLENTY OF COAL FAR HOUSEHOLDER:   No Need for Rush In Filling Up Bin National Coal  Association Declares,

COAL CONSUMERS TO GET PLENTY BEFORE WNTEF   National Coal Association Tells Housholders Not to Worry.

NO FEAR OF A COAL FAMINE   Wants of alf Consumers  Provided For,  sociation  National  Says,  Will As-

PLENTY OF COAL FOP ALL, REVIEW SAYS   Householders Need Not Feel It Necessary to Fill Bins With Entire Winter’s Supply at This Time.

RN IN CRITICAL STAGE AS RESULT OF LONG DROUGHT   All Crops Sufffer Some From Lack Of Rain—Peaches And Pears Promise Good Yield.

PROSPECTS 18 STATE   CROPS AT PRESENT. ARE IN. A CRITICAL STAGE.   Drought Conditions Extend Over the Ent're State.

WILL REPAIR STREETS.   ra . : . Fraction Company Has Promised to) Repair Right of Way in Vipton. 

WILL RE       Company Has Prom tiv Right of W:        ed 1c  y in Tipton,

PRISONERS RIOT IN MARYLAND PRISON FOR BETTER FOOD   SMASH $10,000 WORTH OF FURNT« TURE-—VIELD TO LIBERAL DOSE OF FIRE HOSE

REVOLUTION IN THE ~ MARYLAND PENITENTIARY  AST NICHT   PRISONERS DEMAND MORE ELABORATE BILL OF FARE   ‘Succeeded in Doing $1 $10,000 Worth of Damage Before Firemen Subdued Them With Streams From .  Wire Haca

WATER GUIETS PRISONER MOB AT BALTINORI   HUNGER STRIKERS IN PENITENTIARY GREATLY DAMAGE BUILDING

Sixty Prisoners Wreck Cellzoon . __Because They Want More Food Variety.

PRISONERS RIQTED —RCBALTIMORE PEI   Brealting Out of Cells They Started Domonstration Which Was Finally Quelled by Fire Donrrtment.

Water Cure Quiets ©  ‘  Fastidious Prisoners   Sixty Prisoners In Mary. 1 d Penitentiary  Wanted Table : Delicacies.

MEXICO SPURNS SEAT IN LEAGUE   Admission Will Not Be Sought, but an Invitation to Membership Would Be Considered   OBREGON IN CONTROL   President-Elect Will Be Inaugurat   ed in Mexico City Today With 1 Usaal -Mexican Honors

OBREGON OUTLINES MEXICAN POLICIES   President-elect Says Government Will Not Ask Admission to  eaone   DISCUSSES DIL PRORLEM   Pays Tribute to Provisional Regime; Expresses Grate. itude to United States +

OBREGON BECOMES CHIEF OF MEXICO   Tells His Oi} Policy, Thinks Commission Will Be Named for Adjustment as to Petrolenm

OBREGON REGIME CONFRONTED WITH GRAVE PROBLEMS   Government Policies Outlined By New President of  Meyica   bEA\ UE INVITATION "WOULD BE CONSIDERED   Declates Commission Will B Appointed To Regulate Article 27

New Leader Mex‘ico Pleased at Big American Crowd for Inauguration.  LABOR ALSO BIG ISSUE   Republic Will Not Ask to Enter League, but Invitation Would’ Be Gonsidered, He Says.

NEW LEADER OF REPUBLIC. TELLS PLANS   President-Elect Gratified at Courtesy Shown by U.S. ~ Visitors to Inauguration

OBREGON REFLECTS “BARKIS” ATTITUDE   ‘Mexico Won't Ask Admission t League of Nations, But is Willing to Enter.

FAVORS FAIR TREATMENT : TO ALL PARTIES CONCERNED IN PETROLEUM MATTER.   Wants a System of Old Age Pensions. Will Join League If Invifation Is Extended.

President Wilson Assures Them Their Challenge Would Be. Accepted

PLOTTER TO Koti.   Eminent: Tacks Chard with Phan to Assascinate the Virler.

BANKS WILL ACCEPT FOREIGN FOOD DRAFTS   LOCAL INSTITUTIONS TO HELP SEND AID TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS ABROAD      Foreign Workers To Provide Provis. fons Sent — Drafts Already Started In Kalona For This County.

STEEL PLAN OF OPEN SHOP   DECLARED TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HALT IN BUILDING.   Charged With Refusing Supplies t< Firms Employing Unton Help— Inquiry Into Bridge-buallders’ Combine.

OPEN SHOP POLICY GUNSIDERED, UNION MEN ARE BITTER   MOVEMENT OPENING WEDGE WHICH WILL BE COUNTRY. WIDE, IS CLAIM,

STEEL CONCERNS CAUGHT IN PROBE   Attempted to Force “Open Shop” Upon  Builders in New York City Is Testimony OF Cavaral Rnildare

TRYING 10 FORGE OPEN SHOP POLIC)   Bethlehem Steel Company and United States Steel Corporation Said to be Blocking Building Operations.

Builders’ Inquiry Alleges Stee’ Trust Refuses to Selt Non-Union Men   CONTRACTORS FILE CHARGE   Employment ‘ot Union Men t Said to Have Driven Many Out of Business

So Declare Heads of Construction Companies in New York City, Who Say Steel Trust Is Trying to Force the “Oper  Chan?

LEADING STEEI COMPANIES ARE TOPIC AT PROBE   Charge Bethlehem and U.S. Steel - Corporations Are placing  Building Operations  n, New York Copy. eee sea:   ‘OPEN SHOP’ IS INVOLVED

ULAIM CONCERNS BLOCK BUILDING WORK IN CITIES   Legislative Committee Hears Testimony Attacking Manufacturers of Steel.   BLAME ATTEMPT TO FORCE “OPEN SHOP”   Construction Companies Say They Were Practically Driv en Out af Reeinoce

TRUST IS ATTEMPTING TO FORCE ITS “OPEN SHOP” POLICY UPON BUILDERS IN EAST, IS CHARGE   Witnesses Say They Have Been Unable to Purchase Material for Erection Under Union Shop Conditions and Have Been Virtually Driven Out of Construction Business.

BIG STEEL MEN SEEK TO STIFLE UNION WORKERS   Bethlehem and U. S. Companies Hold Back Materials.

Co- -operative Action Urged Toward Natural Gas Supply. For This And Nearby State:   Officers Of Public Utilities Recommend Adoption Of Graduatec Rates To Consumers.   WOULD CURTAIL INDUSTRIE!

CO-OPERATIVE ACTION.   Survey of Gas Situation Made by City  a ee

CO-OPERATIVE ACTION BY THAEE STATES ADVOGATEL   PENNSYLVANA, OHTO AND WEST VIRGINIA ARE URGED TO GET TOGETHER TO CONSERVE GAS STPPLY — CONFERENCE AT  See ern ree’ eee’ ee

ILLINOIS MINERS PLEDGE SUPPORT T0 KANSAS WORKERS   Strike in That State Will be Shortly Called in Protest of Industril Law

VILLAGES IN RUINS          Teo Quakes Complete Destruction i of Albanian Towns

ALBANIA SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   Destruction of Tepeleni, Begun By Tremor Several Days Ago, Completed by Quake.

Villuze in Argentina Practically Wived oat and 150 People Estimated Killed.

VILLAGE LEVELED BY EARTHQUAKE 22 REPORTED DEAL   Tepeleni in Albania is Com pletely Destroyed By Shock.   A TIDAL WAVE ACCOMPANIES TREMOI   Strong Earthquake Shocks Are Reported at Mendoza, Argentina.

MANY VILLAGES: iN ‘ALBANIA - ARE-REDUCED TO-RUINS”: °. FROM QUAKES

EARTHQUAKE IN ALBANEA.  Village Completely Wrecked with Loss of 3 Lives.

AAA 5 Nee a Is Quality and Service. We'll tell you the truth about every article in our store. Southwestern Music Co.   City Destroyed by  Earthquake Shocks

TARE KILLED.  “Tel ALDARA DY WN ALUANIA UT  —-FARTHOUIKE   Tidal Wave ‘Sweeps Inlan and Hospital Disappears After Landslide.   VILLAGES ARE RUINED   Commander Pagliaro,. His Daughters and Sailors Lose Their Lives.

Many Killed In Quakes in Albania Town   Wide Area Devastaled; Tida Waves Sweeps Into Bav of Aviena.

VILLAGES IN RUINS   Two Quakes Complete Destruction of Albanian Towns

22 KNOWN DEAD AS QUAKE RAZES TOWN IN ITALY   Tidal Wave Sweeps Is. land; Shocks Felt In  South America.

NOTED SHIP TO BE AUCTIONED AMONG BRITISE   Sale ot Brussels Will ‘Lake Place in Zeebrugge

WEST 15 DIGGING QUT OF THE DAI TS   Burlington Train Blocked for Two Days Finally Reaches Alliance. —   Snow Twelve Feet Deep Ir Cuts, With Fall of Nearly Two Feet On Level.

DIGGING OUT OF DEEP DRIFTS NEAR ALLIANCE   Burlington Train No. 42 Blocked / for Two Davs Reaches Town of Alliance.

SIX THIRD-LINE SHIPS WILL BE DISMANTLED   Maine, Alabama, Wisconsin  and Others Will Pass

PEACE TIME WAR CRAFT IS SENT TO SCRAP HEAP   Six Third Line Battleships of United States Navy Are to Bo Dismantied

AUGGIANG PUSH ON WHILE POLES SEEK WORLD SYMPATHY   Steady Advance by Bolshevik Army Toward Warsaw Is Reported by Moscow.   REGROUP POLISH ARMY FOR COUNTER ATTACKS   Allied Military Commanders in Warsaw See Opportunity to Deliver Blow.

DISORDER AT DUBLIN   Results in Raids in Which 150 Are Arrested Todav.

 Himes ‘Tells Rall Leaders That Wilson Desires An Early  -. ote co oes coe t

Tag Day, Mother’s . Davy, a Success   Six Hundred Dollars snd One Hundared From Dues—None Turned: * Deaf Ear.

Tag Day, Mother’s  Day. a Succes:   Bix Hundred DoHars and Onc Hun. dred From Dues—None Turned a “Deat Rear,

NEWBERRY TRIAL BEGINS TOMORROW   700 Witnesses Called for . Case  Against Michigan Senator, %

SENDS GREETINGS BY RADIO   Panama President Grateful for Hos. pitality During Visit to Washington.

GREETINGS SENT BY RADIO   President of Panama Grateful for U. S. Hospitality.

WORLD'S ALTITUDE RECCRD 1S BROKER   With Pilot and Three Passengers Captain Smith As‘cends to 17,100 Feet

AVIATOR BREAKS — ALTITUDE RECOR   Carries Three Passengers Up 17,100 Feet

NEW ALTITUDE RECORD MADE   Pliet and Three Possencere Ascend  to Helght of 17.000 Feet.

BLOODY WARFARE OVER IRELAND   Sinn Feiners Fire on Troops Hurrying to Scene of Explosion in Cork Today.   MURDER AND REPRISALS

BOMB EXPLODES IN THE BUSINESS SECTION OF CORK   Large Department Store on Patrick Street Wrecked by Violent Explosion Early This Morning Which Shook the Entire City 

Cattle and Hogs.   EE Oe  RESUME CONFERENCE ON HARD COAL WAGE SCALE

YOUNGSTOWN ORDINANCE I$ HeLD INVALID   Prohibit:d Public Mestings 0 ‘Strikers   Infringes On Constitution Say The Court.

COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF LABOR   Holds Ordinance Prohibit ing Public Meeting Without Permit Is Un constitutional.

HELD INVALID   Prohibit:d Public Meetings Ot ‘Strikers   Infringes On Constitution Says The Court.

A VICTIM OF THE SINN FEIN      Lord Mayor of Cork Slain by Mean of His Own Organisation.

MORE TOLERANT CHET WILL BE SENT TO ISLAND   MURDER OF CORK MAYOR   SAID if WAS WORK OF SINN FEIN—HE HAD ASKED GUARDS?

~ UNCOVERED IN MANY CITIES   THEY HAP MARKED EONBON LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FOR THEIR RABDS.   Police Searched the Home of Sxch bishop Walsh and Demanded: His Valet—Commandecr Hoatels

SINN FEIN PLOTS VERSUS ENGLAND   ¥iolence In London, Liverpoo! and Manchester Projected is Discovered.

PLOTS AGANIS1 CITIES BARED   Violence In London and Liverpool Planned as Part of the Trish War, English Secret Service Agents Declare, Following “Thoro Probe”   Roundup of Suspects Largest Yet Undertaken by the Govemment—Death List In Dublin Battles Grows— Home Rule Bill Up

COOLIDGE DOES NOT FAVOR JOINT DEBATE:   Believes Republicans‘ May Carry the States of Maryland  and Kantiekey

Governor Coolidg e  Will. See ‘About kt   Lho Challenge of Roosevelt. to Vebate Lengue of Nations Nol. ¥et Reaelied Biri.

POOLIDGE HAS NOT RECEIVED THE CHALLENGE   Confers With Hays in New York And Talks On Outlook

ES WYOMING BANK      First Incorporated Bank is State Closed in 17 Years

EXTRA GUARDS PLACED AROUND — U.S. TREASURY AND THE WHITE HOUSE FOR SAFEGUARD TQ’ ALI   First Radical Taken at Washington Asserts He Knew About N. Y. Explosion and Treasury Was Next to Co.

DEATH BLAST IN NEW YORK NO ACCIDENT   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES NoW CONVINCED DISASTER WAS RESULT OF BOMB PLOT AND SEEK THE” GUILTY   SUSPECT ARRESTED BELIEVED: INSANE   & MAN* SAID TO HAVE GIVEN WARNING IS APPREHENDED IN HAMILTON,  CAWaNha

ON BUILDINGS   FEDERAL AGENTS WORKING TO PREVENT REPETITION OF NEW YORK BOMBING   CHECKING UP RADICALS

Federal Officers Assert That They Had Knowledge of Attempt.  GUARD CAPITAL BUILDINGS  se

IS VERDICT OF OFFICIALS   Department of Justice Checking Up Radicals.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT WASHINGTON PUT UNDER GUARD   Federal Detectives Conyineed N.Y. _ Explosion Result of Bomb Plot.

Evidence Gathered and Warnings Received Indicate. Wall-st Attack.   DETECTIVES WORKING, - ROUND UP RADICALS:   One Man Questioned and: Released—Treasury Buildings Guarded, a”

BUMB THEORY HEL BY FEDERAL HEADS   AGENTS OF THE GOVERNMEN’ ARE INVESTIGATING THE NEW YORK EXPLOSION.

GAS MAN IS WITNESS.   Cincinnati Resident Says Steptoc Law Would Cut Off Supply of City.

CINCINNATI FEARS FOR PAS SUPPLY   Would be Entirely Cut Off if Steptoe Law Goes Into Effect, W. WM. Freeman Testifies.

GAS: MAH IS WITNESS.      Cincinnati Resident Says Step too Law Would Cut Of Suppiy of City.

\Briton Goes to Jail  Rather Than Pay High  Taxes Council Imposec

Soviet Agent Martens Denies Knowledge of the Bolshevik Communication Intercepted by State Department

MARTENS SAYS HE DID NOT AID RED ACTIVITHS   ‘ourler Enroute to the Unitcd States Captured in Riga, ha! Fortune in Diamonds.

COMMITTEE OF « SENATE REARS SOVIET LETTER   MARTENS IS QUESTIONED IN REGARD TO PAPERS QUTLINING PROGRAM.

GOURIER OF REDS CAPTURED, LETTERS READ TO MARTENS   Russian, Soviet Agent Ques tioned About Documents of Koltorev.

Fe il aR a: a ala  PALES FIGHT DESPERATELY.   Hold Reds in Check, Using Bayonne in Fierce Strugmgties.

Polish Premier Due to Arrive in Warsaw with Assurance of Assistance if Bolsheviki Refuse to Agree to Armistice

BOLSHEVIKE TAK! E MINKS FROM POLES   Russ Reds. Continue. To Drive Polish Troops Toward  Warsaw

MAY APPEAL TOU. 5. COURT   SUSPENDED CITY OFFICIALS At GALVESTON THREATEN TO TAKE AN APPEAL,   MILITARY 1S IN CHARGE   ‘This Action Will Have No Effeet Upon the Civil Government There By the Military Authorities, it Was Stated,

Hobby Says Courts Cannot Legal ly Interfere in His Efforts to Perserve Peace in State   Seneral Jake Wolters a1 and Military Police Patrol Island Today; Police and De tectives Disarmed by [roops

With the Great Body of Delegates Uninstructed and Unpledged There is an Opportunity for Display of The “Fine Halinn Hand” as Never Before Offered Present Generation,

POLITICIANS ARE BUSY PLANNING SHARE IN RACE   Political Bosses on Job From Coast to Coast Giving Possi- ~ bilities ‘Once Over.“   LWiILSON REMAINS SILENT   Situation Is Puzzling With Scores of Convention Delegates Unoledaed. —

HUNGARIAN BOYCOTT BEGINS   Trades Union Retaliates For Alleged Persecution by Government

KAISER'S MEN IN U.S. ARMY   German Cadets Worked as Spies During Great War.

GERMAN CADETS IN U. S. ARMY   Kaiser Sent Three Hundred to Ameri ca to Enlist and Work as Spies.

SOLDIERS ARE HOLDING CITY AGAINST MOBS   Streets of Belfast Present Appear. ance of Armed Camp Follow. ing Severe Clashes   More Persons Killed   Disorders Occur in Several Neigh. boring Towns During Night Says Report

TWO COAST GUARDS "AT DUBLIN KILLED   Sinn Feinens Raid Station Early To day--Belfast Quiet With Exception of Few Clashes   DEAD AND. THREE WOUNDED

ARREST TWO MEN ON INDICTMENTS   LEO BARDEBECK AND GEORGE X. OGDEN WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTOPY HERE TODAY.   BONDS ARE FIXED BY COURT

ARREST TWO MEN ON INDICTMENTS       LEO HARBDEBECK AND GEORGE 3 OGDEN WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY HERE TODAY,      BONDS ARE FIXED BY COURT

PROBE BOOZE STORY IN ELWELL MYSTER’   Reported That Murdered Whist Ey pert Had Deal to Buy $12,500  Worth of Liquor.

SAYS PRUSSIAN IDEAS. DOMINATE _ SCHOOLS HERE      Delegate to, Convention Demands More Democratic Form of: Administration.  ete: eg e: we Ae

TOO MUCH SCHOOL AUTOCAAG!   &  President Stillman of Téachers’ Association Says Institutions Are “Run by Prussian Ideas.

DEMOCRACY NEED OF U. S. SCHOOL   President of Teachérs' Federation Says Prussianism Infects System; Wants More Freedom.

SAYS AUTOCRACY OF ULD PRUSSIAN TYPE RAMPANT IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

EDUCATORS CONDEMN SEED OF AUTOCRACY INSTALLED IN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM   Resolutions Committee to. Urge Ene rg etic Action to Influence Adoption of Oe * Smith-Towner Ril] =

LESS AUTOCRACY AND MORE BEMOCRACY URGED   iducators Sent to Germany in Seateh for: Afadel Schools Returned With Germ: of  Prausshunisn.?

OPPOSE MOVE OF PACKERS ON STOCK YARDS   Believe Contr¢! of Industry Must Be Ffzercised As A Whole.

OPPOSITION SHOWN TO PACKERS: PLAN   FARM ORGANIZATIONS AND OTT ERS EXPRESS VIEW ON THE PROPOSITION,

OPPOSITION TO PACKERS’ PLAN   Present Plan, of Action Would Only : “Com plicate Situation” °

PLAN 10 DIVIDE INTERESTS BIG FIVE OPPOSED   Declares Present Plan Will Only Complicate  the Situation

POSE PLAN OF PACKER BIVORGE   Various Organizations Unite in  Joint Statement Attacking 3 Proposal

FARMERS OBJECT T DWVORCEMENT OF THE PACKERS   Stock Yard Properties, Should Not be Taken Away From ‘Control Say Leaders of Agricultural Organizations. — ‘Others Support Protest.

Opposition to Divorcing * Packers From Their Stock Yards by Decree Develop:

AGAINST COURT ~ DECREE PROCESS   Packer Divorcement Meets  Opposition.   TENDS TO INTERFERE _ WITH LEGISLATION   Joint Statement Issued at  Washington.

WILL OPPOSE PLAN 10 DISSOLVE THE PACKERS      Officers of Several Organizations Say.to Do So-~Would Com. plicate Situation.

VPYOSE A PATKER PLAN.   Iivoree From Stopkyard Interests  iy Would Complicate Matters.

SMALL WON BY 10,049 MARGIN   Complete Official Returns Show Big Bill’s Candidate Winner.

SMALU'S PLURALITY 10,0459.   Conipicte Refurns in THinots Give MeHinley 8948 Madority.

McKINLEY HAS 8,918 LEAD ON FRANK L. SMITH  Offcial Tabulation of   Official Tabulation of Cook Co. Vote is Completed.

REPRESENTATIVES OF ALE COT TON GROWING STATES TO  MEET IN DECEMBER,

PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM PENITENTIAR   Two Make Their Way Through Gas-filled Sewer To Freedom

ESCAPE THROUGH SEWER      Two Prisoners Gain Liberty fror Penitentiary by Crawling Through Doadly Fumes—Others Driven Back.

SAYS MOVEMENT NOT/SOVIET   Minister of Labor in Italy Explaing Linreet Thare

NOT A BOLSHEVIST MOVEMENT   Italian Minister of Labor Explains ‘Cause of Present Disturb. ancés in Italy,

LOAN FOR THEB. & 0.   Approval by Interstate Com merce Commission

BORAH DECLARES IT WASTE OF TIME   Inauguration of ‘Today’: « Move May End in Set tlement

PEAGE TREATY UP TN SENATE AGAIN   ; BITTER ENDERS ARE OPPOSED TO CONSIDERATION.   Time Spent on Covenant WIll Only Serve to Delay Legislation By Congress That Is Needed By thea COrarnrev

ELECTED AS DIRECTOR.   De. Burkhatdt Member Tuberculosi-: Association,

COX READY TO MAKE FURTHER CHARGES   Democratic Nominee Preparing a Speech to Show Thet War lrofiteere Ave Heaviest Contributors to Republican Fund.

COX WILL PRESENT EVIDENCE OF .._ SLUSHFUND AT EARLY DATE   "Governor's Party Will Arrive At Haive At 2 P. M. ‘to Make Ad , dress At Great Falls Tomighi; Rear Piattorm faiks Being Made Today.

IPLOT OF GERMANS TO SCUTTLE BDATS REPORTED   Reports Indicate Phat High Officers Arc at Head ¢f Movement,

LAN 10 SCUTTLE GERMAN WARSHIPS      This Would Apply To Vessels Not Yet Turned Over Jo Allies, Ac. cording to Report.

ALLIES HEAR GERMANS PLAN TO-SGUTTLE SHIP:   German Paper. Asserts High Naval Officer Has Exposed Plans to Sink Vessels.   SHIPS ARE FOR THE ALLIES

ADRIATIC QUESTION IS DISCUSSED BY PREMIERS   3olsheviki Claim 25,400 Prisoners Captured From Dee. 21 to Jan. 9— Bulgarian Socialists Organize Demonstrations—Appeal Made to German Strikers.

HOOVER THINKS KANSAS LAW TS NOT SGLUTION   Industrial Court Plan is Called 4 Valuable Experiment — Wilsors Course Favored.  Baty, Te a Ow see iec

HOOVER TALKS OO INDUSTRIAL SITUATION HERE   Approves Plan for Settlement of Labor Differences Brawn by Wilson industrial Conference.

- TN ABEYANCE   FUTURE OF STRIKE DEPENDS ON OUTCOME OF MEETING OF- , OUTLAWS AND REGULARS

RAILROAD STRIKE SITUATION NOW AT A STANDSTIL   Strike is Spreading Some in the East While at Cleveland Men are Reported Returning   Officials of the Big Brothhoods Neet in Kansas City to Consider Situation

On Meeting At Kansas City Will De pend the Future of the Strike Which Has Tied Up the Northern States.

SITUATION IN WEST REMAINS ~~ AT STANDSTILL   Future Of Strike Depends On _ Action Taken At Kansas City Meeting.

R. R. STRIKE SPREADING IN EAST WHILE IN WEST TT IS AT A STANDSTILI

R. R. STRIKE SPREADING IN EAST WHILE IN WEST JT IS AT A STANDSTILL   Future of Strike Depends On Action Today By Eleven Organizations Meeting in Kansas City—Fuel Situation Is Tre enaming Sarinna

(0 CHANGE NOTED MIDDLE WEST   uation in Cleveland Reported ciahtly Relieved Monday   ecei MILLS CLOSE PLANTS   assenger and Freight - Service rrinnled in New York

HERRICK SELECTED  AS INTERMEDIARY   To Parley For Associatior of Nations.

OFFICIALS DECLINE TO DISCUSS HERRICK REPORT FROM PARIS   Story Is Former Ambassador ix 10 Te Tnfeemeiiary In Mording’s Nu. Gonw Assaviation Proposal

HERRICK MEET WITH LEAGUE OF NATIONS   PROPOSE STATESMAN ATTEND CONFERENCE ABROAD

BELIEVE MINERS WILL AUTHORIZE NEW WAGE SCALE   Representatives of. United Mine Workers Arrive in Columbus for. Convention Tomorrow.   EXPECT TO RATIFY. WILSON PROPOSA!

SUME OPPOSITION TO SETTLEMENT   Forecast of Miners’ and Operators’ Meeting Tomorrow.

MINE HEADS GATHER FOR BIG MEETING   Unable To Forecast What Ac: tion Convention May Take In Wage Matter.   WILL ASSEMBLE MONDAY   ExpectsRank and File of Min ers Will Stand By Action of Officials.

MINERS GATHERING FOR CONVENTION   May Authorize Executive Committee to. Sign Wage Contract.

MINE WORKERS MEET MONDAY TO DISCUSS STRIKE. SETTLEMENT   Radicals May Attempt to Make Trouble, But Leaders Say None Will Develop.

eo onnowoarsss  Marshall Field Ill Assumes Field Estate’s Managemen

CLERKED FOR CHICAGO FIRM   Capt. Marshall Field As: sumes Management of Vast Estate

BAVARIANS  WILL KEEP THEIR ARMS   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALLY AN NOUNCES THAT IT WILL NOT DISARM ANY OF ITS TROOPS.   DISREGARD SPA AGREEMENT   Germans Place Blame For Bring ing of War Criminals to Trial on the Allies.

BAVARIA IS. REPORTED If BITER MOOL   Officially annqinces it will not disarm ‘according to agreement   FOCH PREPARED 10 MOVE   France views as victory the signing of proctocol at Spa meet

WILL NOT DISARM   Bavarian Government Refuses to Obey Mandate of Allies.

CARRANZA CAPTURE "A MATTER OF HOURS   GENER Al. OMREGON BELIEVES NO  ESCAPE FOR HIM.   Six Hundred Wembers of Escort Party Made Prisonere—sSteps Being Taken for a Provi sional Presidency.

CALLS ON MEXICAN CONGRESS   Adolfo De La “Huerta Asks Body te Convene and Name'a Provisional President. .

REBELS CHOICE «OF PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT NEXT   :   TEMPORARY CHIEF WILL SERVE  UNTIL NATIONAL ELECTION IS HELD FOR EXECUTIVE

TRADE WITH RUSSIA DUE FOR RESUMPTION   United States to Take Independeni Action If Allies do Not  Reach Decision on

FIGHT IS ON FUR REFORMS   Representative Johnson Renews Battle Against Courts-Martial.

FIGHT IS ON FOR REFORMS   Representative Johnson Renews Battle Against Court-Martial In the Army.

COURTS-MARTIAL ABUSES UP   ‘Royal C. Johnson Vill Renew Fight : This Week tc Put Through : Reform Bill.

ITALIANS RIOT IN TRIEST   Stage Big Demonstration in Protest Against Sending Army to Albania, ts Report.

Tn  TRIEST ITALIANS IN BIG RIOT   Demonstration Against Sending Army into Albania, Report.

BERGDOLL CASE IS CONSIDERED   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO GET EVIDENCE RECENTLY GATHERED.

CIVILIANS IN BERGDOLL CASE   Department of Justice at Washington to Decide About Prosecution of Suspects.

MAY PROSECUTE MANY INVOLVED IN SLACKER CASE   Evidence Submitted to Depart ment of Justice in Bergdoll   Several Civilians Are Involved

BERGDOLL'S ESCAPE INVOLVES CIVILIANS   Evidence is Submitted to De- partment of Justice.

IN SLACKER CASE   Evidence Submitted to Depart ment of Justice in Bergdoll   Several Civilians Are Involved

DISCIPLINARY ACTION IS. RECOMMENDED IN RESPECT TO ESCAPE OF BERGDOLL

AGAINST UNIVERSAL MILITARY : TRAINING   Women Voters League Have Spirit: ed Discussion on Nationwide Question.

WOWEN OPPOSED TO COMPULSORY ARMY TRAINING   New League of Voters Refuses to Endorse Proposed Legislation Pending in Congress.   MRS. EDWARDS IS ELECTED TREASURER

OPPOSE MILITARY TPRATSING   league of Women Voters Refuse BRiuvswider Action.

WOMEN AGAINST  UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Attempt Made Later to RKeconsider Resolution Fails—League of Nations with Reservations Endorsed.

RED ROSES FOR A _ BIGAMIST   ieft Hy Wemanae Por Man teeused of Killiee Wives.

DANIELS PAID ATTENTION 10 OMALLTHINGS   ADMIRAL FISK SAYS FORMER NEWSPAPER EDITOR WAS LACKING IN VISION   Did Not Interest Himself In Broad Questions of Plans and Policies of the Navy

DANIELS BLAMED FOR UNPREPAREDNESS OF NAVY BEFORE WAI   Admiral Fiske Tells Commit tee of His Difference With Navy Secretary

DANIELS’ METHODS IN AVY DEPARTMENT ARE GHITIGIZCD BY FORMER CHIEF ADVISOR

DANIELS WAS TOO GOOD TO MEN   Remarkable Evidence Given of Secretary’s Incompetency

DANIELS UNABLE TO GOMPRE REND  NEEDS OF FISKE DEGLARES   His Characteristic and ''Previous Training’ Kept Him  From Taking a ‘Broad Viow!! af the Sitnation.   TOO MUCH ATTENTION WAS PAID TO DETAILS   Secretary Did Not Sufficiently Interest Himself in Broad Questions of Plans and Policies Is Claim,

HON TESTIFIES ABOUT DANIELS   Mental and Temperamen tal Characteristics   ONCE CHIEF ADVISER   And Aid For Operation Says Secretary’s Previous Training Prevented Him from Taking Broad and Profound View of Navy’s Needs— Personal Relations Cordial

DANIELS GAVE MUCH TIME TO SMALL AFFAIRS   Admiral Fiske Says He Worked Constantly for Men.

BOISHEVIKS OCCUPY A TOWN   Village On the Dnieper River Taken  and Adsance Coetinues.

RUSS BOLSHEVIK FORCES POURING INTO PERSI!   British Troops RetireLand Indian Troops at Batmu

SOVIET ARMIES CAPTURE TOWNS, ~ LONDON HEARS      Bolshevik -Forces. Continue. te Pour: Into’ Persia,” ‘Daily Sketch: Ranorts

POLES RESIST RED ADVANCE IN FRONT OF WINS:   Soviet Forces Said to Have Occupied Villages on  Daeacina Dicrae

SLATION S DEMANDED   Leaders in Congress 8ombardec with Appeals.   INEW MEASURES ARE BEING PREPARED   [To Give Agriculture and Business Desired Relief.  :   joeveral Senators Announce in tention To Support BH! for the Regulation of Packers.  Speedy Action Expected.

NOW ASSEMBLED IN’ WASHING TON   Bombarded for Remedial Legislation for Farm and Business Interests.

LAWMAKERS FOR HINANGIAL AID   Congress Urged To Pass Remedial Legislation By Interests.   LITTLE LIKELIHOOD   Republican Leaders Wil Consult Harding Before Fixing Program.

MANY DEMANDS WILLE MADE OK NEXT CONGRESS   Leaders Alreadf Being . Bombarded For  Action.    SEVERAL BILLS BEING PLANNED   Program Will Not Be Completed Until President-elect: Harding Is Consulted.

Further Tragedies Expected te Follow Funeral of Terence MacSwiney.      HUNGER STRIKERS ARE STARVING IN PRISON   Refuse Food: and Will Keep - Falth With Comrades ‘Who Died, :

POLIGE KILLED  ct      New Slaughter Has Tak en Place in Irish  Town

MOTION PICTURE WAR   Theatre Owners Declare Battle Against Producers Wha Are Buying Houses te Control  the Lideastey.

Five Huondsed Exhibitors Gather a Chicago to Fight Hig Movie Combitic.

ETTER CONTROVERSY OVER TREATY PLANK IN REPUBLICAN PLATFORM BE CARRIED TO FLOOR CONVENTION

TO TAKE TREATY. PLANK TO FLOOR   Committee Fight Over League af Nations Issue Expected to Go Before Convention.   UNABLE TO COMPROMISE

BRITISH TROOPS BURNING CORK   One Hundred and Thirty-Nine Buildings Destroyed in Reprisal Raid.   WIPE OUT BUSINESS SECTION   Bombs Wreck Great Structures—Con. flagration Follows an Ambush of Military at Pillons Cross, Where Four Soldiers Are Killed.

IS THREATENED BY GREAT FIRE   One Hundred and Thirty-Nine Buildings Destroyed in Reprisal Raid.   WIPE OUT BUSINESS. SE   Bombs Wreck Great Structures—Con. flagration Follows an Ambush of Military at Pilions Cross, Where Four Seidiers Are Killed.

UOIMEGa oe L TION UF CORK BURNED   Troops in Reprisal for Ambush Destroy 139 Buildings.   BOMBS WRECK STRUCTURES   Confiagration Follows an Attack 61 Automobile Loaded With Soldiers at Piilons Cross, in Which Four Men Were Killed.

TO FIGHT RENT PRODPITEERS,   Chicago Campaign “to be Directed Awainest Specubhitors,

NOTORIOUS GUNMAN SENTENCED 10 BE HUN   Gene Geary Dumfounded Whe: Jury Returns Verdict —Plot To Escape Failed.

COMMENT BY US, PRESS IN ANSING CAG   General tone indicates sentiment of country with Sec. of State

ACCEDE TO REQUEST   INTRODUCE : , ORDINANCE FOR ~ HIGHER RATES ON UTILITIES   SUBJECT OF MUCH CONSIDERATION   Water’ ‘and Light Company and: the Le Mars Gas Company Seek Aithor. tty From the Council to Charge Increased Prices to Consumers in City.

Water ‘ and Light Company and. the “Le Mars Gas Company Seek Aiithority From the Council to Charge In _ ereased. Prices to:Consumers in City.

FINIS WRITTEN FOR EMPRESS EUGENII   Last Regent Of Old French Em.pre And Wife Of Napoleon Ill. Dies In Spain.

DEATH WELCOME TO EX-EMPRESS   Fugenie Seemed Glad Tc Die in Spain, the Land of Her Birth.   HAD A LONG AND NOTABLE CAREER

Widow of Napoleon III Will be Ac corded Full Imperial Honors at the Funeral.

EX-EMPRESS OF FRANCE DIES IN NATIVE LAND   Ill But a Few Hours— Glad to Die in Spain.

FORMER EMPRESS EUGENIE WELCOMES DEATH IN SPAIN   Last Surviving Royal Ruler of France Dies after Short Iliness’ - ;

POSITION OF AGRICULTURAL IN. TERESTS BEFORE CONGRESS AND NATION   IS AN ECONOMIC WRONG   Tillers of Land Say They Themselves Have No Such Destructive “Privilege.”

FARMERS SAY NO GROUP SHOULD TIE UP NATION   Four Great Farmer Organizations Declare No Faction Hes Inherent Right to Strike.

QUESTION LABOR’S RIGHT T0 STRIKE   Farmet's’ Organizations -Take Strong Stand at Washington Meeting.

Farmers Of Country Deny That Labor Has A Right To Tie Up Natior   No Group of Organized Workers Possess an Inherent Right to Strike Declares Memorial Sent to Congress by the Four Big Farmers’ Organizations Defining the Position of the Farmers.

‘NO RIGHT TO GO ON STRIKE?   FARM ORGANIZATIONS Errore TO METHODS OF UNIONS.   Say No Group Should Be Able to ‘Jeonps ardize Welfare of People Which — >. Must Ever Remain Supe~rtor to Any Class,’?

” DESPITE W WORD D DEPENDENT 0 ON THED   DECLARES NO GROUP OF ‘MEN’ HAS “INHERENT: RIGHT”  _. TO: STRIKE—SAY. PROPERTY: ‘OWNERS ‘SUFFER: ‘AND POINT TO CONDEMNATION THAT: WOULD* MARK PRODUCERS WALKOUT AS PROOF.:  --. -

Gilera OF GREAT URGANIZATION ON LABOR TROUBLES   NO BODY OF MEN HAS MORAL RIGHT TC CAUSE LOSS TO ALL MEN.

FARMER SOCIETIES IN MEMORIAL DENY RIGHT OF STRIKES   Ask What Would Be Verdict Of People if Food Raisers Should Refuse to Supply Wants and Needs?

Farmers’ Attitude on Right of Labor to Strike of Deep Significance; Right Deniec

RELIEF FROM FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE IN SIGHT   Railroad Execuives Hold Conference To Determine Ways To Overcome Difficulties

PLAN TO END CAR SHORTAGE   pty Cars Reach Chicagea and Will  ‘Be Moved to Grain Belt,

RELIEF FROM CAR SHORTAGE EXPECTED   “OMMETTER OF THREE APPOINT. rp TO TAKE STEPS TO REMEDY THE SPPUATION

FREIGHT RELIEF, - EXPECTED SOON   Conference of Special .Committee Today is Expected to Help Solve. Problem.   TO ~ REPORT THURSDAY’

TREATY ADHERENTS AWAIT DECISION OF DEMOCRATIC CALNCII   Next Step Toward Fixing Com: promise Will be Taken’ After Floor Leader is Elected.   UNDERWOOD IS OPTIMISTIC   RPGS SLOT eaves FP WE OF RUN 8  Thinks He Will be Chosen, But Will Leave Hitchcock in Charge of the Treaty Fight.

Underwood May Succeed Hitchcock in Fight on me the Treaty   COMPROMISE SEEMS STILL FAR DISTANT   Meeting Will Be Held Thursday to Pick Floor Leader ’

COMPROMISE ON TREATY FORESEEN   Negotiations for Compromise Believed Certain to Follow Election of-~Underwood.   MANY DEMOCRATS SLIP

Senator Underwood Characterined the  Situation Today as Hopefal and that a Compromise, in His Esthmation, Would Be Reached.

: "OMPROMSES "EXPECTED S001   DEMOCRATS V ‘WILL HOLD A CAU CUS THURSDAY TO ELECT . ° FEOOR LEADER -

JOINT MEETING OF “HONEST” SENATORS TO GISGUSS TREATY   Free Interchange of Views in Bi-Par tisan Conference Will Do Much to Unify Treaty’s Real Friends.

Dems and Reps Will Get Together   CAUCUS IS AWAITED]   Wwe BT YZ ee UE ee Bet     Treaty Negotiations Proceed Slowly

COMPROMI SE AWAITS  DEMOCRATIC LEADER      NEXT STEP IN TREATY AFTER MINORITY CAUCUS. ;   Some Senators Believe Underwpoe If Elected, Will Prove More Energetic Than Hitchcock : Who Holds Back.

JUINT MEETING OF SENATORS CALLED   Open Discussion of Treaty Comromise Expected to Hasten Ratification of Pact.   FREE EXPRESSION OF VIEWS   Democrats to Select Floor Leader Thursday—Hitchcock and Underwood Candidates.

NEXT TREATY STEP AWAITS ACTION OF DEMOCRAT CAUCUS   SELECTION OF NEW DEMOCRAT. iC LEADER TO HAVE IM PORTANT BEARING ON PACT FIGHT   SEE DEMOCRATIC PLOT      Treaty Fo ssert. That Democrats Are Trying to Put Blame for Failure to Ratify Treaty on Lodge and His Supporters

PARTY LEADERS 10 DISCUSS TREATY   MEETING PLANNED   FORTY SENATORS EXPECTED TO ATTEND BI-PARTISAN GATHERING WHICH WILL CONSID. ER COMPROMISE ON THE PACT

DEMOCRATS 10 OELEGT FLOOR LEADER JAN, 1   Underwood Believed to Have Excellent Chance of Election Over Hitchcock   LODGE WILLING TO HEAR “DISCUSSIONS”   PREAMBLE, LABOR PROVIS IONS, SHANTUNG, AND VOT ING POWER ARE OPEN 1% ARGUMENT.

SAY COMPROMISE ON TREATY NEAI   “Next Step Toward Ratificatior ls Expected After Democratic Capucuce Taureday

BOTH alles  nEADY 1 EXGHANGE VE WS   Selection of Democratic Floor Leader Awaited By Senators   BELIEVE UNDERWOOD WOULD BE ENERGETIC   Alabama Man Says Outlook “Hopeful” and Expects Quick Action

PARTY LEADERS PLAN MEETING   See Treaty Compromise Looming As Rivalry Subsides   TO ELECT FLOOR LEADER   Ledge Shows Willingness to Negotiate With Pact Supporters

UNDERWOOD EXPECTS A COMPROMISE   Joint Meeting of Democrats and New eublicuns po Diseu Ty Ay     Treaty Teu-

(ew Rit SHOCKS  (°: SENATORS INVESTICATING CAMPAIGN “SLUSH FUNDS" 7 a 2 oo Sia

RENT HIKE SHOCKS SENATORS.   News of Boost in Washington Stopped Fund Committee Hearing.

BITTER FIGHT IN HARD COAL CIRCLES   Leaders May Order Men to Work.

MAY ORDER MINERS BACK   Union Leaders Discuss Plans to End Pennsvivani:n Walkout.

MAY ORDER MEN BACK   Mine District Leaders ot Unions »  , Considering Plan.      ‘WOULD. REOPEN THE. CASE   ‘But No Decision is Reached Though Meeting Tonight May ‘ . Help Decide It,

{UNION MEN FAVOR END OF ANTHRACITE STRIKI      Considering Plans of Ordering Men Back in Hope Wilson Will Reconsider.

LEADERS MAY ORDER MEN BACK 10 MINE:   Expect Bitter Fight in Committee Meeting at. Hazelton Today.   HOPE FOR NEW BOARD

ES  FEDERAL PENSIONS ~ SLIGHTLY DECREASED   Nine Millions Less Are Re:  - ported in the Budget of Congress. — 27,371 Pensioners Died During the Past Year, Statistics Show,

PENSION OISBURSEMENTS FOR YEAR $219:295,914   Annual Report Shows Decrease of Nine Million Dollars from 1919 Totals

UNCLE SAM’S PENSION BILL $213,295,314   Decrease of 9 Millions Shown. ~

PAY $213,295,31   Nine Millio’ Increase . For Year, ' «Banort Shows .

BALWERY OWNER AGE U9, COURTS   Beer Sellers Who Disposed o Product After Oct. 28 Liable.   WILL HAVE SPEEDY TRIALS   Jepartment of Justice Begins Preparation for Prosecution of Persons Who Violated Volstead Act— Brewers to Keep Up Fight.

U, S, PROSECUTES. BREWERY OWNERS   Those Who Made and Sold) Béer Since October 28 Must’ Stand Trial.   FOLLOWS COURT DECISION   Cases Against Persons, Who Manu factured 2.75 Per Cent Beverage: Before Volstead Act Was  Passed, Dismissed. ~

Attorney General Sets ir Motion Legal Machinery to Take Into Custody Al Dealers in Near Bee! Throughout Country.   LIQUOR LAWYER SAYS BIG FIGHT STILL TO COME

PREPARING FOR PROSECUTION   Persons Who Sold. Beer Since Passage: of Act Will Be Tried

PROSECUTIONS FOR ALL nr SALES SINGE OCTOBER 28   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AGENTS BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR PROSECUTING VIOLATORS OF WAR-TIME LAW.

“WETS” ROUNDUP IS NEXT TASK OF: DEPT. OF JUSTICE   Violators of Liquor Law to Be Prosecuted, = Savs Palmer ey   ICHICAGOANS TO FIGHT

WILL PROSECUTE SELLERS OF BEEF   Government Prepares Actior Against Violators Of The Volstead Act.

BEER VIQLATORS TQ BE PROSECUTED   ‘Department of Justice After All Who  Sod Beverage Since Passage of Act Last October,

DOZEN SEAPLANES TOUGH oAN DIEGO ON FLIGH SOUTH   One Has Accident Just After Leaving That Post for Panama.

INTRUDER IX) ROOM   Young Woman's Screams Drove Would-Be Burglar Away

ee aaah a  INTRUDER IN ROOM   Young Woman’s Screams Drove Would-Be Burglar Away

POST INVESTIGATION IS UNDER WAY IN CONGRESS {Re Aesactatead Pereeaa

POST’S CONDUCT IS PROBED   Charges of Friendliness to Alien Agi. tators Is Before House Rules Committee.

Now Investigating Conduct of L. F. Post   The Assistint Scerctary. of the Nepartment of Labor Charged With Being Friendly: With Enemies of Our Government.

LABOR ASSISTANT IS UNDER FIRE   HOUSE RULE COMMITTEE OPENS HEARING ON CHARGE THAT POST FRIENDLY TO ENEMY ALIENS.

BEVERIDGE GETS COOL RECEPTION   Prominent Republicans Who Receive Letters Not Showing Much Enthusiasm.

EVIDENCE SEEN THAT BEVERIDGE TO ENTER RACE   INDIANAPOLIS ATTORNEY CIR. CULATES LETTER TO SOUND SENTIMENT,   GOVERNOR 10 MAKE A TOUR OF STATI   Will Visit Several Sections and Dis. cuss New Tax Law and Economies of Administration.

FIVE INDICTMENT . RETURNED BY JUR}   FORMER SHIPPING BOARD EM  PLOYES CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.

CHARGE SHIP GRAFT.   Five Indicted for Conspiracy Againsi Fleet Covporation,

FIVE IMPORTANT * GERMAN GIES ARE OUOUPIED   Frankfort and Darmstadt Are Under French Supervision.   FIGHTING REPORTED   Essen Center of Red Activities Early Tuesday.

Reichswehr Retire As French Advance. - Heavy es _ Fighting Renewed at Essen and Work Is — ‘Suspended at All. Industrial Plants. , No Formal Protest Made Yet by the United States.

Occupation of Five Ger. man Cities Under Orders From Marshal Foch  CEAMANS OFFER NO OPPOSITIOA

FRENCH TROOPS UNDER GEN. FOCH OCCUPY GERMAN ‘CITIES TUESDAY   Frankfort, Darmstadt, Dieburg, Homburg and Hanau Are Taken Peaceably   REICHSWEHR RETIRES   Object is to Protect the French Border From the German Troops

CHICAGO SWITCHMEN TO STAY IN FIGHT TO END 7S SAW SFTER MEETING   Many ‘Outlaws’ Are Now Returning to Work in East; All Movements Are Nearer Normal

FEAR NCW LLINDIa HILT ING Aa MOG nAbLa   Hundreds of Troops Rushec to Town; Martial Law Is Declared

MANY MINES IDLE   Order of District Officers in Gansas Not Obeved.

COAL REPLY OF ENTENTE [S FRAMED   TeutonsGivenUntil 11 A. M. Tomorrow to Agree to Meet Demands for Fue!---Note Drawn Atter Huns Urge New Terms.

NEW CONDITIONS ARE CONSIDERED AT ALLIED PARLEYS   THREE PROVISIONS. MADE ‘IN’ ACCEPTANCE OF DEMANDS AT SPA.   Money and Conunission te Re ‘Vieve Living Crisis are yc) . Asked.  vel aan hati gs:

HUNS MUST SAY YES ORNO TODAY   Have Until 11 A. M. to Mak Final Decision on Allied Coal Terms   ACCEPTANCE EXPECTED   ‘Germany Must Furnish Six Mil  lion Toms By October 15 or Entente Will Occupy Rubr

STENOED,     GITLOW      ; ‘Former Assemblyman Given Five to Ten Years for Anarchy,

GITLOW TAKEN TQ SING SING   Former New York Assemblyman Gets Ten Years for Preaching Criminal Anarchy.

FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN SENTENCED TO PRISOM   Benjamin Gitlow, of New York. Wrote Articles That Favorec Overthrowing Government.

BEN GITLOW CAN THINK IT OVER IN PENITENTIARY   Rabid Advocate of Overthrow of the Government Is Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison.

DERS NO  DECISION YET   Texas Attorney General Awaits Final ‘Action in Tennessee —

THOUSANDS DIE OF CHOLERA OR FROM FAMINE   WIDESPKEAD DISASTER in CHINA 18 CHARGED TO MILITARISTIC BICKERING

FOREIGN MEDICAL MEN TAKE UP NEW FIGHT ON DISEASE  Political Movement of   Political Movement of Grave Portent ls Now on Foot.

STEEL GOMPANY DECLARES LARGE STOCK OWIDEND   Fifty Per Cent Payable Next April 30 Is Melon of Crucible Company.

STEEL CONC SN ISSUES 50 PER GEN\ o GK DIVIDEN   Supreme Court Decisio&@, xt Stock Is Not Income Leads “needy ) Distribution. oo  ~~

CRUICIBLE STEEL COMPANY DECLARES STOCK DIVIDEND   First Important Corporation Actior Since Supreme Court's Ruling In Income Tax.

CRUCIBLE STEEL STOCK DIVIDEND 50 PER CENT   Distribution of 125,000 Shares With Par Value of $12,500,000 Voted—Stanley Works to Pay 100 Per Cent

POLISH SUCCESSES   Bolshevik Attack Repulsed and Prisoners Taken

Big Woolen Mills Fall in  Line with Programme — of Cotton Industry. FALL RIVER VOTES —  TH ANOATDT Arrrn

OF EMPLOYEES   300,000 Workers Near Bostor ' Affected by New Wage Scale

WAGE ADVANCES IN NEW ENGLAND   Wave of Announcements From Textile Centers   EFFECTIVE MAY 31   About 300,000 Workers tc Benefit Seon by Increase of 15 Per Cent.

Wages of N.E. Textile Employes 100 Percent Higher Than Four Years Ago

TEXTILE WORKERS GET MORE PAY   Wages of Mill Operatives Will be More Than 106 Per Cent Higher Than They Were 4 Years Ago.

TEXTILE WORKER GIVEN INCREASE   ' Dente e: 2 oo ene  FIFTEEEN PER CENT RAISE IN  WAGES GRANTED 300,000 NEW ENGLAND EMPLOYES,

TEXTILE CENTERS T0 ADVANCE WAGES      Increase Will Extend Virtually To All 300,000 Workers In New “ England,

BARRACKS BURNED.   Bands of Disguised Men Do Muct Damage in Irish Cities.

FIGHTS CONVICT ON CAR ROOF   Sheriff of McDonough County, IIlinois, Chases Prisoner to Top of FastMoving Train.

FIUMANS SPURN D’ANNUNZIO   Hundred Leading Business and Professional Citizens Sign Protest to National Council.

D'ANNUNZIO !S REPUDIATED   Fiuman Business Men Sign Protest tc National Council.

FIUMANS REJECT D’ANNUNZIO AS HIGH COMMANDER   Business Heads Send Theit Protest to National  Cimaswetl

BOLSHEVIK SHOOT ‘THIRTY.      jay Officers and Torture Prisoners According to Reports.

RETAIL GROCERS MEET   Will Discuss Sandacd Prices, Chali  i: Stores and Qeral Points.

ROOT GIVES QUT PLATFORM PLAN   Keynote Speech at Republican Convention   SOME OF HIS PLANKS   former Secretary of State Would Ratify Peace Treaty with Senate Amendments Long Before National Elec. tions, Limit Right to Strike and Pass Military Training

ROOT OUTLINES PLATFORM FOR REPUBLICANS   Urges Decentralization of Executive Powers, Now “Autocratic”   SCORES PEACE DELAY   Says Treaty Should Be Ratified  With Amendments “Long Before the Elections”

¢. 0. P. PLANKS ARE OUTLINED BY ROOT   Root Quilines Platform for the Republican Party.   “Proposals Include End of War Rule, Universal Training and Ratification of Treaty.

New York Man Gives Resume  of What, In His Opinion, the Republicans Should Ask the Voters to Support   RIGID GOVERNMENTAL ECONOMY ADVOCATED   ‘Noted Statesman and Lawyer Fires What Is Considered To Be Opening Gun of the National Campaign

GIVES G. 0. P. PLANKS   Root Outlines Platform for the Republican Party.   Proposals Include End of War Rule Universal Training and Ratification of Treaty.

MOST STRIKING. Ant PROPOOALS TF ELIHU ROOT   Welieve the President of Au. tocratic Power and Get Back to a Republic of a Free People Again,  He Urges.   HIS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   It Is Dangerous for a People to Acquire Habit of Bowing to Power Without Limit for They Become Subservient.

AUTOCRAT OF WHITE HOUSE   ROOT THINKS PRBESIDENT OVERBURDENED WITH POWER.   DETERMINED TO BE DICTATOR   FORMER NEW YORK SENATOR INSISTS ON REMEDIES.   i Kasentinl Planks im Republican Natienal Platform Seaggested—in Favor of Early Ratification of the Peace Treaty.   Ratify Before Election.

GIVES PARTY PLANKS   REPUBLICAN PLATFORM OUTLINED BY ELIHU ROOT,   Tells G. O. P. to Advocate End of War Rule, Treaty Ratification and Training.

ROUT CUTLINES PLATFORM FOR G0. P. PARTY   Urges Early Ratification of Treaty With Reservations ©   MANY REFORMS PROPOSED

Jurist Presents Platform Tha ~~ Republicans Should Adopt for Election.   URGES RATIFICATION LONG BEFORE ELECTION   Reservations, However, Mus Be Attached to Ratified Document.

UBREGON Io BACK IN MEXICO CITY   New Mexican Chief Returns at Head of Troops.   KILL 300 CARRANZA GUARDS   Rebels Surround Presidential Train Near Apizaco—Feared 600 Survivors Will Be Overwhelmed—  Trevino to Save President.

GENERAL OBREGON IS  BACK IN MEXICO CITY   Rebel Leader Returns to Capital a’ Head of Army—Rides a Prancing Horse.

residential Train Reported Sur- founded by Forces of General Marquez.   IBREGON IN MEXICO CITY   tides Into Capital at the Head of   Several Thousand Troops—Deliv : ers Short Speech From Baicony of Hotel.

REBELS KILL 300 -QARRANZA MEN   Presidential Train Reported Sur_ rounded by Forces of Gen eral Marquez.    Rides Into Capital at the Head of Several Thousand Troops-—Delivers Short Speech From Balcony of Hotel.

MEXICAN REBELS KILL ABOUT 300 CARRANZA MEN   PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN RE . PORTED SURROUNDED BY REVOLUTIONISTS.   ‘GENERAL OBREGON  IS IN MEXICO CITY   ‘Rides Into Capital at Head of Several Thousand Troops—Makes Short  Speech from Hotel   Balesny. «

Uninstructed Delegates . Will Have Big Majority at Chicago Convention   OF 913 ALREADY CHOSEN OUT OF TOTAL OF 984, 362 HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED—145 TO SUPPORT WOOD, WITH JOHNSON 100 AND LOWDEN 78.

UNPLEDGED 6.0. P, DELEGATIONS WILL RULE CONVENTION   Primary System in Effect in Many States Failed to Unearth Any Outstanding  Candidate for Party.

WILL VOTE FOR “FAVORITE SONS’   on Feature Republican Na-Gapal  Delegations Als  Convention   Fiss 145 Delegates Instructed For Him, While Senator Johnson Claims Even 100

HOW ASPIRANTS ARE LINING UE   Less Than 400 Delegates To G. 0. P Conelave, June 8, Are Lostructéed

UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATIONS IN MAJORITY   Less Than 400 Delegates t Republican Convention Are Instructed.

ININSTRUCTED DELEGATES WILL BE IN MAJORITY   dave Big Edge al  Coming G. O. P. Convention   }ENERAL WOOD _ LEADING FIELD

BEEN DEVELOPEL   Uninstructed and Favorite - Son Delegations Will be in  Majority at Chicago.   SUCCESSFUL MAN MUST HAVE AT LEAST 493 VOTES   Of 918 Delegates to Republican National Convention Already Chosen, Less Than 400 Have Been Lustrueted and Their Vote is Divided Among Several Aspirants,

UNINSTRUCTED 10 _ BE IN MAIDRITS   The Primary System Fails ¢ _ Bring Outstanding Candidate for Norhiriation

NO OUTSTANDING GANDIGATE. HAS BEEN DEVELOPEL   Uninstructed and Favorite Son Delegations Will be in Majority at Chicago.   SUCCESSFUL MAN MUST HAVE AT LEAST 493 VOTES   Of 918 Delegates to Republican National Convention Already Chosen, Less Than 400 Have Been Instruct. ed and Their Vote is Divided Among Several Aspirants,

NO CANDIDATE HAS MAJORITY OF DELEGATES   Wood Leading Republicans With 143 Pledged;  Johnson Next.

OHN SHOCKLEY pr              ¥; This Morning  in Cota i rado. Springs.

JOHN SHOCKLEY DEAD.   Passed Away This Morning in Colo rado Springs. ¢

SEIZE CAPTOR OF YUDENITCH   Former Officer of Russ Northwest Army Seized by Estheanianga.

TAKE CAPTOR OF YUDENITCE   Esthonian Authorities Arrest Farmer Officer of the Russian Northweat Army--Poles Mutiny.

THE CHILDREN'S WISERY.      HeartBreaking Stories of  th Hungér of Vicnna’s. Little  nec.

BREADLINE FEEDS YOUNG IN AUSTRIA   Miseries of Austria’s Hungry Children Told by French Writer.

PAL TER AND JOHNSON SHOWN IN THE LEAD   Reluras From the Georgia and Nebraska Primaries,

PALMER AND JOHNSOM SHOWN IN: THE LEAD   Returns From-the Georgia and ~~ Nebraska Primaries.

WARSHIPS TO HONOLULL   Trenty-one Vessels of Fleet Sat] to Havail to Participate In

29 WARSHIPS TO HONOLULU   Vessels Leave San Diego to Be Joined : by Seven Others at San Francisco.

29 WARSHIPS TO HONOLULU   i   Vessels Leaye San Diego to Be Joined  by Seven Others at @an Francisco. ay

VILLA WANTS CHANGE ‘OF CONSTITUTION   Demands Abolishing of One Now in Foree—Sends Manifesto to La Huerta Regime,

VILLA THREATENS REIGN OF TERROA   Mexican Qutlaw Delivers Manifesto to De la Huerto Government.

VILLA'S DEMANDS ARE MADE PUBLIC   MANIFESTO CALLS FOR ABOLI. TION OF CONSTITUTION OF 1917.

VILEA DEMANDS RESTORATION OF CONSTITUTION OF 1857 IN - MANIFESTO TO DE LA HUERTA   Bandit Chieftain’s Ultimatum Expires on July 15; Reorgan-_ _ izing Rebel Troops °

SCHOOLS DESTINED TO StFFER,   More Liberal Lawa Necessary to Re : lieve Teacher Shurtage.

MASS POLICE  TRIE DYING   Move to Prevent Rioting In Event of MacSwiney’s Death.   PROUNER UNUUNSUIUUDS  Reinforcements Of Mounted JA Police Will Be Sent : to Cork. 

120 DY  OF MACSHINEY'S FAST FINDS Hi ANE  But Reports Circ culated He Had Die —Re latives Are Fo rbidden Ad camiam én Gan

POLICEMEN ARE MASSED AROUND JAIL AT BRIXTON   MacSwiney’s Death Ex: pected at Any Time By Officials. °

POLICE GUARDING BRIXTON JAIL TO ~ PREVENT RIOTING   Death of Hunger-Strik. ing Lord Mayor of Cork Is Momentarily Expect. ed — Seventy-second  Day of Fast.   ENGLISH NOTES

Death Of Hunger Striking Mavor Of Cork Is Expected Hourly   FAMILY IS EXCLUDED   Sisters Join Hunger Strike When Ordered From Bedside

POLICE PLAN TO SUPPRESS RIOTS   Death of MacSwiney Expectet Momentarily and Guard About Prison !s Increased.   SISTERS JOIN STRIKE

BULGARIANS IU FIGHT   MASS IN THRACE TO AID TURKS AGAINST GREEKS.   Reported That New Thracian Govern ment at Adrianople Has Dismissed All Old Officials.

BULGARS ENTER TURKEY TO HELP FIGHT GREEKS   Thracian Government Dismisses Ole Official: —26,000- Turks Ready foi aitie.

Troops Crossing Into Tur key In Large Num; bers.   FRENCH WATCHFUL   Moslem Nationalists Har~ rass Sultan’s -dorces Is Report.

10 MAKE WAR ON THE GREEKS   ‘Bulgarians Grossing Into Turkey fn Large Numbers.   TO JON THE TURKISH FORCES

BULGARIANS ARE AIDING THE TURKS   Mass in Thrase to War on the Greeks.   New, Thracian Government at Adria. nople Dismisses All the Old Officials, ls Report.

Report of Crops For Indiana.   Heavy decrease in wheat and rye crops this year, 34 per cent of spring plowing & p'artisg done

ACREAGE SHOWS BIG DECREASE   CROP REPORT SHOWS LITTLE WHEAT   Much Will Depend on How Ser  iously the Hessian Fly  Menaces Yield.

CROPS SHOW BIG DECREASE   ACREAGE OF WHEAT ONE OF  SMALLEST EVEReLEFT FOR  HARVEST .   765000 ACRES ABANDONEL

MANY WHEAT FIELDS  HAVE BEEN ABANDONED   Crop Reports Show Wheat Acreage Below Normal

INDIANA CROP REPORT SAYS WHEAT IS POOR   MONTHLY SURVEY SHOWS ONE OF SMALLEST ACREAGES EVER LEFT FOR HARVEST

DEATH OF LITTLE GITEO BY WOBBLY IN WWURDER TRIAL   ———  VANDERVEER SEEKS TO 3HO% SYSTEMATIC ATTACKS ON [..W. W.IN PAST.   TRIAL (5 WELL UNDER Wa   Weapons Wobblies Used Are Put in Evidence and Sheriff Says On Wob Admitted Taking Gun to Wi’! From Which Shots Came—Lawy =r Says Legion Was Made Catspaw

American Legion Is Exoner-. ated From Responsibility for Attack on Hall.

TROOPS FIRE ON AGITATORS   farranzva Men Open Attack op troup Who Weuld Free Raditeal«.

TROOPS FIRE ON AGITATORS   Ierranza Men Open Attack on  Group Who Would Free Wr eal taxman

CANNOT CUT RAIL RATES UNTIL SIX MONTHS PASSB   GOVERNMENT PRovects rrseL4 AGAINST RATE REDUCTIONS THE STATE   DEMOCRATS ::ARE OPPOSED   Fight Against “Conierence Measure Will Be Started in Congress— Settlement of ‘Labor Pts. putes is Provided for

NO REDUCTION IN _ RAILROAD RATES FOR SIX MONTHS   Guaranteed Rental Allowed Roads Under Fetleral Control! Will Be Continued for, Half Year After Roatis Are R e-

Conference Report on Railroad Bill   Ready to Report to the Honse— Makes Present Rates Effective Foy Six Months After  , ee . 4

Secretary Tumulty Notifies Railway Union Officials Wilson Will Shortly Send Them a Note Replying to Suggestion That He Get in Touch With Railroad Executives—Congress Conferees Agree on Rail Bill and Rates Will Remain Unchanged.   Conferees Agree.

NO REDUCTION — IN RAIL RATES "FOR GIMONTHS   According to the Combined . Measure of the House and , Senate Rail Bill

NO RAILROAD RATE CUT FOR 6G MONTHS   Senate-House Bill, Having Pro  tective Provisions, Agreed Upon By Conferees.

PROTECTSRR PERIOD OF EMONTES   SENATE AND HOUSE GET READY TO GIVE ROADS BACK TO OWNERS

Testimony At Trial Now In Progress Is Bad For Bribed Police Chief

BOUGHT POLICE CHIEF   U. S. Witness Bares Liquor Bribery at Evansville

MIND YOUR STEP AFTER DARKNESS   THERE MAY BE NO DANGER OF A HOLD-UP BUT THERE ARL REASONS FOR CAUTION.   DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY

ASK AIR SERVIC   Burleson Receives Appications From Large Number of Communities In South and Southwest.

WANT AERIAL MAIL SERVICE ESTABLISHED   Several Texas Cities Among Those Asking Speedy Mail Service.

MAIL SERVICE BY AIRPLANE WANTEL   POSTMASTER GENERAL DELUGED WITH REQUESTS FOR EXTENSIONS OF SERVICE: OKLAHOMA REPRESENTED.

SUUTREAR GHTTES Bak POR ESTABLGAMERT OF AFR, MAIL SERYE   PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT OF SOLTH AND SOUTHWEST REFLECTED IN DEMANDS,

RUAR DISTRICT GERMAN ‘REDS’ LAY DOWN ARMS   Essen Radicals However Refuse t Surrender Until Further Advised of the Compromise

PERMIAN REDS IN RUHR STRICT DISARM   Forces In And Around Essen Only Ones Who Have Not Laid Down Arms.

TWO MISSING BOYS FOUND IN HANOVER   Biglerville Youths For Whom Parents Were Searching Located at Sheppard & Myers Plant — Again Disappear.

LOCATE MISSING BOYS: GONE AGAIN   Biglerville Youths Found ii Hanover. Working in  Factory.   THEY ELUDE THE POLICE      Believe Lads Left For York. Chie - Crabbs Arrived a Little Too Late t - Apprehend Them.

CHAMP CLARK ~ I$ UNDECIDED   Has Made ‘No Statement of His tn. tenfons But Will Do So rt Goon.

CHAMP CLARK HASN’T DECIDED.   But the: Missourian Later Will. Make Statement on Presidency.

FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD A CONVICT   Orvilie Phillips Received at Leavenworth Penitentiary.

Increase or Decrease Number House Seat:   POPULATION WILL MAKE CHANGE—SOME STATES TO LOSE MEMBERS, + POSSIBLY=-THERE IS DEEP OPPOSITION TO INCREASING NUMBER AND SO POPULATION BASIS MAY BE BOOSTED A BIT.

MUST CREATE » MORE SEATS IN THE HOUSE   Population of the United States Increasing So As To Make Necessary More Congeressmen.

HOUSE WILL HAVE 65 NEW SEATS UNLESS APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS 1S CHANGE!   Ten States. Will Lose One or More . Congressmen if Basis of Represenation is Raised,

NEW CENSUS FIGURES [ALTER REPRESENTATION   Unless Membership of House Is Increased, Ten States Will Lose One or More Congressmen

INDIANA STANDS CHANCE OF . _ LOSING TWO: CONGRESSIONAL : DISTRICTS THROUGH CENSU:

LOSS OF TWO CONGRESSMEN FACES STATE   Drop in Census Figure May Cause Representation Drop.

INDIANA  STANDS CHANCE OF G.-TWO CONGRESSIONA LOSING TWO CONGRESS IO:

HOUSE MEMBERSHIP MAY BE INGREASED AY THE NEW CENSUIS   Framing of New Apportionment Bill Will Begin With Reconvening of Next Congress.

OWA WILL LOSE, ) CONGRESSMEN BY CENSUS COUN   Representation From 10 States Must Be Cut Unless House’ Membership Enlarged:   POPULATION TO REQUIRE ADDING 65 OR LOSING 1%   Precedent Warrants Increase but Some Favor Reduction to Only 300 Members.

Nebraaska Standa to Be Rediatricted by New Censeas Uniess Wember ahim Ia Iecrennsed.

READY FOR THE 6.0. P. LOVE FEAST   Delegates Flocking te the Convention City   MANY CONTESTS ARE IN SIGHT   *RaGEs BLY WEARER SD     Governor Allen of Kansas Will Nominate Wand

National Committee Will Begin Monday to Hear Contests—Presidential Aspirants Perfecting Their Plans for Actual Work in the Convention—Hays Plans Lunch. eon for Newspaper Representatives Who Are to Report.

LOWDEN CAMP ) GONFIDERT  OF VICTORY   Nat ional Committee’s Hearing in 137 Contests Starts Monday   HAYS IS DUE TODAY      Gov. Allen of Kansas Will Make  ~~ Principal Nominating Speech for Gen. Wood— Hoover Quarters Active.

Reducing of Over-Sized Delegations Cause Committee Considerable Worry   ALLEN TO NOMINATE WOOD   Tentative Draft of Republican Platform Ready for Submision to Committee

DELEGATES FLOCKING TO WINDY CITY FOR CONVENTION OPENING   Campaign Managers Perfecting Plans—Gov. H. J. Allen, of Kansas, to Nominate Wood, and George H. Walker, Seattle, to Present Name of Miles Poindexter for Presidency.

DELEGATES POUR INTO GHICAGD FOR CONVENTION   National Committee Begins Hearings Monday on 137 Contests —Campaign Chiefs Get Ready for Contest.

DELEGATES FLOCK TQ THE NATIONAL G. 0, P. MEETING   National Committee Opens Centest Hearings Monday.

ITTEE EG 1S NDER WAY   [Republican De Delegates From All Sections of Country  Flocking Into Chicago.   GOVERNOR ALLEN TO NOMINATE GEN. WOOD   Hearing on 137 Contests  Start Monday; Manager's Weadcuarters Are Busy.

NEGROES CONTESTING FOR CONVENTION SEAT:   Cases From South Will Be Heard by Committee on Credentials.

MANY CONTESTS 10 COME UP- MONDAY   Delegates to the Republicar Convention Are Flocking to Chicago   ARE COMPLETING PLANS   Managers for Candidates Are Deciding on Nominating Speakers

REPUBLICANS NOW . FIXING FOR MEET   MANY DELEGATES FLOCKING INTO CHICAGO FOR THE NATIONAL MEET.   Governor Henry J, Allen of Kansas to Nominate General Wood, It Is Announced On Saturday.

FLOCK OF FAITHFUL ~ DRIFTS TO CHICAGO   REPUBLICAN VANGUARD ARRIV: ING FOR CONVENTION.   Celered Men From South, Concerned Over Contest Cases, First te Appear—Candidate Managers Cosfident.

be a Hearing on Contested Seats to Convention /:;onday   Delegates Flocking to Chicago for Big Republican Meet —Early Arrivals Include Negroes From the South Ready to Fight it Out With Whites for Recog nition by National Committee.

PROGRESS IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Eight Prospective Jurors Passed for Cause and Two Others Are Exmneed be the Court.

SESSIONS SPEEDS JURY SELECTION       One Man Was Tentative ly Agreed Upon At “A Noon      NO MORE MOTIONS. U

NEWBERRY CASE   Careful Questioning Makes the Selection of Jury Very Slow Process.   SEARCHING FOR PREJUDICES   Judge Halts Attempt to Leara Political Status of Pros< pective Jurors.

SELECT JURY IN NEWBERRY TRIAL AT GRAND RAPIDS   Proceedings Make Fast Progress; One Man Already Accepted

RAPID PROGRESS MADE IN SELECTION OF JURY   Peremptory Challenges WHHL Not by Used in Newherry Trial Until Twelve Men Are Passed,

EIGHT JURORS ARE ACCEPTED TENTATIVELY   Judge Praises Lawyers for Speed Shown on First Dau.

AMERICANS FAIL TAIN POINT   Athletic Advancement Throvghout World Demonstrated by Wide Distribution of Honors in Olympic Contesis.

THIRD DAY’S HONORS WIDELY DISTRIBUTED   For First Time, U. S. Fails to Win One of Six Points Scoring Places in Olympiad

ALL HONORS NOT FOR AMERICANS   Are Widely Distributed ir Contests of Day   LANDON SETS RECORD   New York Athlete Wins High “Jump in Seventh Olympiad Games — Americans Win Many Points but Fail to Score in 5000 Meter Race— Sensational Running

World's: Athletic Advancement Shown by Wide Distribution of Third Day’s Olympiad Contests

DEMONSTRATE ATHLETICS. OF ALL NATIONS   Honors In Contests Of Third Day Of Olympic Games At Ant werp, Were Widely “Distrib atarl   AMERICANS’ FIRST. . FAILURE   SENSATIONAL: PERFORMANCE:

Shot-Putters Work Long Time Be fore They Find the Rules Call for Warm-Up.

WONORS WIDELY. DIVIDED.      Americans Fail to Win Place in 5,000 Meter Race—New Jumping Record.

STATEMENT FROM SIMON SWIG  On the Remarkable Success of the  TREMONT TRUST COMPANY  ~~ iPPbigre rT Creer rT PACT MAI

STATEMENT FROM SIMON SWIG  On the Remarkable Success of the  TREMONT TRUST COMPANY  25 COURT STREET ROSTON

SYRACUSE GIRL FLEES FROM SOVIET RUSSIA   Conditions in Kiev Are Unbearable Miss Hollinger Tells Red Cross Workers

PLAN BIG NAVY TO BALK JAPAN   Ten Superdreadnaughts and Six Battle Cruisers Are Sought.   TWO NEW TYPES CONSIDERED   *~ One to Be Known as “Destroyer Leader” and Witil Approach Battle Cruiser—Other Is a Light Speedy Cruiser.

PL ud MAADE FOR BUANT U.S, NAWY   Boord of Navy Officers Would Balk Japan.   SIXTEEN BIG SHIPS SOUGHT   Wild Ask Congress for Ten Super. dreadnaughts and Six Battle Cruisers—Also for Construction of New Types.

GREAT BATTLE onl? PROGRAM PLANNED FOR UNITED STATED   Navy Department Wil Present Plans To-~ Congress.

PLAN BIG NAVY TO BALK JAPAN   One to Be Known as “Destroyer Leader’ and Will Approach Battle Cruiser—Other Is a Light Speedy Cruiser.

RENEWS BATTLE FOR BIG ESTATE   Gaston B. Means and Mrs. Mary C. Melvin Make Another Trial for King’s Millions.

3aston Means and Mrrs. King’: Sister Renew Fight in Illi nois Courts.   3 TENOGRAPHER TELLS TALE   Says She Copied Will Leaving Es tate to Mrs. King; Denied By Courts.

MICHIGAN TRAINS TIED UP   Flu and Pneumania Help Blizzard Keen the State Dizzy—Dootors Are Overworked, mC

PLAN SOIL BUILDING   Campaign Under Way to Induce Farmers to Use Legumes

‘Mr. Harding Addresses Peo_ ple of Ashland, Kentucky, , Today.   CANDIDATE\ASSAILS ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT,   Pork Barrel Attacked As He Endorses Better Water. . ways.

HARDING WILL ADMIT PEOPLE TO CONFIDENCE   Would Trust Undercurrent of American Thought Rather Than Pro navanda.

PROMISE MADE TO CONSULT PEOPLE   Harding Says His Policy is T« Take All American Paopt: Into His Confidence   Wants Congress and Executive To Work in Complete Accord

ONE-MAN POWER MUST GO, SAYS SEN. HARDING   Candidate Promises Return to Co-ordinate Regime.

PONZI LESS EAGER TO TALK OF MONEY — ON WITNESS STAND   Has Nothing to Say About Eight or Ten Millions in Cash on July 26

PONZI REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS   After Promising to Make Full Dis closures of Hidden Wealth He Declines to Talk.

PONZI REFUSES TO SAY IF HE’S A LIAR OR NOI   Promoter, When Asked If He Told Truth Wher Talking with Allen.  Remains Silent.

DIXON ELKS 10 HAVE GREAT TIME AT GRAND LODGE MEET WEDNES.   Fine Program of Entertainment Arranged for Visitors   RADGES FOR MEMBERS.

Women Were Organized To Defend Polish Center   REFUGEES ARE CROWDING WARSAW AND NOTHING IS ABLE TO HALT RUSS RUSH, IT SEEMS—NO NEWS OF THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO BRITISH ULTIMATUM ON POLAND—SAID TURK WILL SIGN TREATY SOON.   WOMEN ENLISTED.

VILNA TAKEN BY RUSS REDS.   City Is Captured Without Opposition, London Hears.

RUSSIAN REDS TAKE VILNA   London Hears City Is Captured With out Opposition—Hait in the Ukraine.

rbid EN HOLDING ILE -FRONT ah DEFENSE      From ‘Additional  Detachments Throughout Poland for ‘Des fense of the Republic.

POLISH WOMEN TAKE UP ARMS AGAINST REDS  Riaht-Mile Sector Is   Assigned to Them at Vilna.  Is

Fiance of Man Negro Killed Chief Witness In Trial> Find Blach Guiltt

DESERVED PROMOTION.   Tiyfon Man Now . sageggr Auditor of the 1.. EB. & W.

LABOR UNIONS PLAN CAIN OF NEWSPAPERS THROUGHOUT COUNTR)   Part of program of FarmerLabor Co-operative Congress next  wawaececi:

OHIO IS SWOT BY HEAVY RAINS DURING THESDAY   Unusually Severe Rain Sweeps State From Southwést To Northeast.

DHIO IS SWEPT BY HEAVY RAINS DURING THESDAY   Unusually Severe Rain Sweep: State From Southwést Ti Northeast.   Darkness Settles Down Due To Clouds

WOMEN WILL RK MUCH OF OLO PARTIES   Make Recommendations to Be Considered at Both  Conventions.

WOME AFTER MEAT PREKERS   Suffragis's Will Ask Republican and Democraiic Indor-ement.

WOMEN VOTERS ASK SUFFRAGE SUPPORT   New League Of Voters Will De mand Pledges From Two Big Parties.

WOMEN VOTERS IN MOVE TO SUPPORT LAIN ON PAGKERS   Both Big Parties to Be Asked for Help; Co-Operation to Cut H.C. L. Also Urged.   GROUP BARGAINING, UNION RIGHTS OF SEX INDORSED   Performance Basis for Paying for Work Among Features Committee Commends.

GAS CRISIS. SEEN TIN USE OF AITO:         RESTRICTIONS ON MOT ARE URGED TO SAVE  FOR HOUSEHOLD: NEEDS. .

SENATE TAKES UP KNOX RESOLUTION   Bat Certainty That President Wilsos  Will Veto Ho Causes: batevest to has.

Senators Are Considering The Peace Resolution   Senator knox Will Deliver a Speec! on the Resotution. Democrats will Not Obstruet  ‘ra. eo . bz  PR. ss i a

GOOLIDGE 15 IN OLD VIRGINIA   G. OQ P. Vice Presidential Nominee Campaigning Among F. F. V.’s.

HARDING FLAYS OPPONENTS IN. BURFALO TALK      DECLARES DEMOCRATS ARI USING LEAGUE QUESTIOI TO BLIND PEOPL# TO DO AMIESTIC ISSLIES.

REGRET AMERICA NOT IN LEAGUE   British Press Expresses Bitter Disappointment Over Situation.

REGRET EXPHESOEL   hurope Deplowes, Peace Action — oft  Cnited States,   One Paper Doubts if Peace Has Reen Asstired.

LONDON PAPERS LAMENT THAT U.S IS STILL AT WAR   Strike Doleful Chord in Editorial Comment on Protocol Signing.

THE SIGNATURE Ol AMERICA NEEDE 10 MAKE TREAT TF VERSAILLES. REAL PEACE PAC

> Beition Newspapers Express Do: retul Note oa ‘Pesce Matter.  —_ a  ‘ses  want ‘HELP oF AMERICA     Ditterent Views Expressed But General Desire ts for Uaited « States in League.

LONDON PAPERS DEPLORE AMERICA’S - FAILURE TO RATIFY PEACE TREATY

ENGLISH PAPERS SORRY OVER ABSENCE OF U. §   ‘Critics Fear Failure of League Without Moral Force of America.

edion 4    rope Nepiore ¢ “hieant        One Paper Doubts  > Reon

BRITISH PRESS HAS REGRETS   Strike Doleful Note in Com menting on U. §. Attitude Towards Peace Treaty.

ME: NOTE IS SOUNDED   BY LONDON . PAPERS OVER: FAILURE OF UNITED STATES ~   To Particinate in Ratification. of Peace Treaty of  . Versailles—Editoriats 6: T eaders on the Subiect:

LONDON PAPERS = REGRET THAT U. a “IS. NOT IW LEAGHE   Sa sa F Pe simistically That the  ess of the League Will Depend On-the United States ‘To a Great. Extent—Some  “Panere Denlore Sitiation.. .

GRET U. 5. DIDNT SIGN   London Newspapers Ques tion Effect of Treaty.   Absence of Russia Also NotedExpress Doubt of Arrival of Real Peace.

BRITISH SORRY U.S. WASN’T REPRESENTEL   LONDON PAPERS REGRET AB SENCE OF AMERICA’S SIGNA TURE TO TREATY OF VER SAILLES SIGNED SATURDAY.

BAIT oh PRES 1d DOLEFUL AG PACT SS WITHOUT 1, §   “Hasn't Tithe of Authority  Should Have With America Included: Chronicle.

BITORS OF LONDON. OLEFIN IVER, $. ABSENCE AT?°PARI   One Writgr. Doubts the Reality . of Peace Behind Act of ee Ratification

PAILURE TO JOIN BATIFICATION ~~ DISAPPOINTS THE WORLD.   UNTIL AMERICA ‘SIGNS 1T CANNOT HOPE FOR USEFULNESS.   London Papers 2 Unig In ‘Expressiug. Kegret. That United States Held Aloof From Allled Powers. .

AVIATORS REPORTED HELD BY MEXICANS   Washington, However, Is) Without Official Advices But An Inquiry Has Been Ordered: 

J. §. AVIATORS NOT HELD BY MEYS REPOR?         War Department Has No Of ficial Information Re garding Affair

TEXAS WOMAN IS APPOINTED   Mrs. Florence Floore of Cleburne, Texas, to  Aid Hoover

ACCEPTS NELIEF PostT.   Cleburne Woman Wecomen Annoctate Chairman for Texas.

Cleburne Woman Joins Work of American Relief  : in the Lone Star State

26 MILLIONS. FOR ROAD: WOR!   Second Class Townships of Pennsylvania - Will Use money for Upkeep, Repair or Reconstruc tion of Their Roads.   INDIANA’S SHARE

TOWNSHIPS ACTIVE IN PUTTING BACK TAXES INTO ROADS   Clinton County Collected $62,. 740.68 in 1919, Compared to $33,148.39 in 1917.

TO PUNISH GUILTY,   German Minister Recommends Court Proceedings. i

PROSECUTE WHEREVER EVIDENCE WARRANT:   Germany Takes First Official Action On Demand For War ‘ Guilty.

GERMANS WILL DO JUSTICE--OW, YES   Attorney General of Hun Repun +> is te Bring War Offenders to Trial if Evidence Pov ted Vearrants Punishment of At: ‘ity tterees

WANTS FREE HAND IN EAST. DECLARES ~—JIPANESE LEADED   Country Seeks Betterment Of Conditions Is Statement.

JAPAN ASKS FOR FREE HAND      Intentions Toward Keren and China Dectared to Be Lofty.

MAY DEPORT MARTENS,   Russian Sovict Representative Here on Carpet Behirid Closed Doors.

REDS ENTER EAST PRUSSIA; CHEERED BY INHABITANTS   Main Battlefront Now Is Only Twelve Miles  From Warsaw.

SOVIET CAVALRY PROVING A VERY SERIOUS MENACE   Poles Striving Valiantl) To Hold Lines Against Reds.

FLOTILLA HELPS IN FIGHT WITH REDS   Seeks to Prevent’. Bolshevik From Crossing Vistula.   ‘SOVIET CAVALRY . ACTIVE:   Detachments of Horsemen Raid Districts - Attempting to Drive in Behind Polish Lines —Mounted Men Work Westward Along Prussian Frontier. +

ARMORED FLOTILLA GUARDING VISTULA   Purpose Is To Prevent Russians From Crossing Stream In Movement 4 ko To Encircle City.

ARMED FLOTILLA PATROLS VISTULA TO GUARD WARSAW   Hope to Prevent Bolsheviki  From Encircling Polish Capital.

BiG BATTLE Al ARCA GATES   HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING !$ RAGING BETWEEN. RUSSIANS AND POLES.

ARMORED GRAFT DEFEND WARS   Polish Capital Less Excited Today Than a Week Ago.   RED CAVALRY MENACING

HOUSING SHORTAGE lo GROWING ACUTE   MIVE MILLION BUILDINGS NERD-~ ED IN THIS COUNTRY SAYS GOVERNMENT AGENT

SHORTAGE OF HOMES 1S AGUIE   Blame Is Fixed Upon Transportation  IN NEED OF 5,000,000  eeercem eer  Have New Plan to Reduce H. C. L.

HOUSING SHORTAGE DUE TO THELACK OF TRANSPORTATION   COUNTRY OVER FIVE MILLION HOUSES SHORT ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL

MATERIAL NEEDED TO BUILD HOUSES   Railroad Conditions Blamed for Scarcity of Houses Over Country. -

After Alabama Night Riders Today   Expected That Some Forty Night Rid. ers Will Be Arrested Right Away,

After Alabama , Night Riders Today      Ixpected That Some Forty Night Riders WIH Bo Arrested Right Awry.

Gen. Luettwitz Leaves  Berlin in Airplane; No Order for His Arrest

LUETTINITZ QUITS BERLIN IN PLANE; STRIKE GONTINUE:   Socialists Demand Resignatior of Noske and Heine to Put Workers Back on Jobs.

Fifty Persons Killed At Frankfort Soldiers and Workers Wage Warfare   HUNDREDS OF PIERSONS ARE REPORTED KILLED

LEUTTWITZ FLED INAIRPLANE AND EVADED CAPTURE   Gustav Noske. Forced Out. of ‘ Office by. Demands of Striking Socialist Workers. °

MINERS TO QUIT IF TROOPS ARE USED   126,000 MEN WILL WALK OUT IF TROOP STRIKERS COME, THREAT.

High Winds and _  Snows Continue   The Snows Continue iu Notthern Nev England Today, But Storm ig Pass ing Krom United States, :

STORM IS MOVING. FASTARD RAPIDU   Far Greaier Part Should Pass Beyond Range of the United States Tonicht.

HEAVY SNOWSTORM OVER NEW ENGLAND   TWO FEET OF SNOW FELL A’ ONE PLACE BUT STORM WiLL LEAVE COAST BY TONIGHT.

LOCAL REALTY DEALS   Several Loral Properties Change Hands Within Week

REMAINS  OF FORMER COVERNOR J. FRANK MANY   Who Was Killed in an Auto Acciden Sunday in Ohio.   Will be Taken to.His Home In Indian apolis Today.

Hanly's Body To Be Taken Home   Former Governor of Indiana I Killed In Automobile Accident   TRAIN HIT AUTO; __- WO OTHERS KILLED

HANLEY'S BODY  6 SENT BARK 10 OD HOM   Former governor was killed in automobile wreck Sundav morning

Magnificent Fight for’Bone Dry Plank Wrings Unprecedented Tribute and Tremendous and Overwhelming Avalanche of “Noes”

BRYAN A STALWART FIGURE.   Struck Down in His Political Heuse But Heto in Many Eyes.

TEARS. SPARKLE LIKE JEWELS  OVER THE NEBRASKAN’S FACE   Walliam Jennings Bryan, Defeated at Every Turn, Weeps. As the Democratic Convention Pays.it Tribute ;'* Demonstration Unprecedented. :  pe 8

APPLAUDED'BRY AN "THEN ROLLED HIM   CROWD ADMIRED MAN BUT REFUSED TO ACCEPT His Issues   SOME WERE UNMOVED      But the Galleries, ‘Voteless, Showed Their Approval of the  “Peerless Leader”   Bryan Concentrated on ‘Plank . te Bring Desert Drouth in United States

BRYAN’S PLANKS _ ALL DEFEATED   SUBSTITUTE IRISH DECLAR. ATION ALSO VOTED DOWN.

GALLERIES ROAR TRIBUTE TO COMMONE!   Bryan Solid With Then fespite Ibis Titer Defent ay the Bemocraitc National Convention,

(Co -ommoner’ Tn Great Fight For a Bon Dry. Plank Stirs Convention: To The Depths   GALLERIES. SWEPT INTO: TUMRLT   SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY ANSWERED IN A SKILLFUL SPEECH ‘TURNED ASIDE  THE -RUSH OF FEELING  BRYAN HAD RYVARENH  : >

ONVENTION PAYS GREAT Tntgure Te BRYAN IN DEFEAT   Qnee Peerless Leader is Give Demonstration of Esteem but No Ory Support.   'BEAT PROHIBITION PLANK BY VOTE OF ALMOST 3701    Democrats Reject Both Dry anc  Wet Amendments; Silent ) "on Liquor Issue.

“Peerless Leader’? With Dramatic Fervor Effects a New Crossing in His Quarter Century of Public Life Admired By Convention But Opposed in His Principles.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUES GOES TO DEFEAT

DEMOCRATS SHOW! DOWN ISSUES OF ONCE GREAT LEADER   William J. Bryan Stands At New Crossing in His Political Career.   TRIBUTE IS PAID THE MAN   Put Issues He Championed G« Down Before Great Chorus of ‘‘Noes.”’

WRANGEL LETS £0 [INF AT PEREKOP   Situation in Crimea Is Considered by Allies as Most Grave. ’

GENERAL WRANGEL  IS FALLING BACK   Withdraws to Main De fense Line.

Tark-Armenian Truce Makes Possible. Clash in Turkey ‘+ Between Bolsheviki and  Allied Forces   AMERIGAN WORKER NOT DEAD RED CROSS 1S INFORMED   Captain Kilpatrick Reported a Prisoner in, Hands of the Reds

WRANGEL’S FORCES IN CRITICAL SITUATION   Only Chance Is Defense of the Crimean’ Isthmus,

——EeE   Antl.Bolshevik Leader Failing Back t@ Lushun, 19 Miles South of Perekop, Before Reds.  :

RUSSIAN ARMIES FORGE WRANGLE TE ABANDON LINES   Allies Are Concerned About Fate of Anti-Bolsheviki Leader’s Army in Crimea Peninsula.

LLL oW ANXIETY OVER THE SITUATION   Turk-Armenian Truce Makes Possible Clash in Turkey Between Bolsheviki and Allied Forces   AMERICAN WORKER NOT DEAD RED CROSS i$ INFORMED   Captain Kilpatrick Reported a Prisoner in Hands of the Reds

FORCE RUSSIAN TO CEDE FIRST DEFENSE LINES   Fear is Expressed That He Will Not Be Able to Withstand Reds’ Onslaughts.   ALLIES SHOW CONCERN OVER TURN IN AFFAIRS

WHANGEL IG WITHORAWING HG FORGES  I CAINE   Operation is Being Carried Out i Face of Attacks in Force by Soviet Traogs

IMPROVED METHODS (5 RESULT DESIRED   American Farm Bureau Fedcration Selects Committee to Work Out Plan for Action

MARKET COMMITTE PERSONWEL WAMED   J WILL WORK OUT PLAN FOR C¢ OPERATIVE SELLING OF GRAIN CROP.

COMMITTEE WILL WORK-OUT PLAN   Co-operative Marketing of the Grain Crop Soughi,   PRICE FIXING NOT IKVOLVED

  AME SURVEY COMMITTEE   Nebraskan Ameng Greeap te Stedy Co-operative Marketing Plane ef Western Canada.

CUT OUT MIDDLEMEN   Farm Bureau Secks to Give Con sumer Produgte Nearer ‘Het.

NEW GUARD FOR EX-PRINCE   Dutch Destroyer Arrives Off the Is. land of Wieringen.

EW GUARD FOR EX-PRINCE      Dutch Destroyc. Arrives Off the Ie land of Wieringen After German Airplane is Sighted.

MISaISoIPPI HOUSE DEFEATS SUFFRAGE   Legislature Fnaily Refuses te Ratify Federal Amendment For Women

MISSISSIPPI HOUSE DEFEATS SUFFRAGE   MOTION TO DISAGREE _ WITH SENATE ACTION OF YES.TERDAY WINS, 94-23.

CAPPER SAYS WILSON PLAN WILL FAIL   senator Says President Can: not Make Political Issue of Treaty Because He Defeated it.

WiLSON DECIDING FACTOR IN DEFEAT OF PEAGE TREATY   Cannot Well Make Politicak Issue Declares Senator.   GIVES VIEW OF STATES   Control West Against Ratification Says tae Sneaker.

SENATOR CAPPER SAYS WILSON CAN'T MAKE AN ISSUE OF ~ THE PEACE TREAT

“MARTENS SUES FOR MILLION   Russ Soviet Envoy to the U. § Charges Libel Against Magazine and Author.

MAIL GAR ROBBERY   BANGIT KILLED AFTER GETTING LOOT OF §100.000.00, ~   1 # Held Up Mail Car Clerk: and fied One Policeaunn,

MAIL CAR ROBBERY   BANDIT ADLED ALTER GETTING LOOT OF S160,000.00,   Held Up Mail Car Clerk. and Killed One Policcauan.,

Felt TERMS © . FOR POLANE   Russia Demands Reduction o : — Foe’s Army. seers   MUST GIVE UP ALL ARMS   Demobilization Within One Month Also” Required yas Condition of i Peace—-Neutral Zone Provided.

RUSS TERMS LAID DOWN BY SOVIET   Lloyd George Receives Document From Soviet Envoy.   Told of the Seven Demands Which the Reds Are Laying Down for Armistice.

AN OUTLINE Ut UME TEMG Ut ARMISTICE   First, the Strength of Poland’s Army Shall Be Reduced to One Annual Contingent of 50,000 as Regulars.   Families of Polish Citizens Killed or Incapacitated Shall Be Given Land  Free. Lord Curzon to Decide. j

OUTLINE RUSS TERMS   Lloyd George Receives Document From Soviet Envoy.   Told “ofthe Seven Demands Which ‘the Reds Are Laying Down for Armistice.

RUSS TERMS OUTLINED   GOVERNMENT TRANSMITS DOCUMENT TO LLOYD GEORGE.   Seven Demands Named Poles Must Submit To in Order to Secure Armistice.

‘Poland Must Demobilize “Afl’ But : 50,000 ‘roops and Surrender ~ Arms and Ammunitien,

SOCIALISTS NAME DEBS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY   Nominee Is Serving. 10-Yea: Sentence in. the’ Federal Prison at Atlanta, Ga.   CONVENTION VOTES DOWN: PLATFORM OF RADICALS   Standard Bearer of Party Has -~-Long Been Identified With Labor’ Activities. ~~

DEBS IS NOMINATED   Socialists Name Convist 2253 for the Presidency.   Seymour Stedman of Chicago Chosen as Candidate for Vice President— Delegates Sing “Internationale.”

UcB, WORVIGT ND. 2703, UTS PALOWEATIAL NOMINATION   Nominated by Acclamation at Convention of Socialists   DELEGATES MAKE BIG DEMONSTRATION   Debs Now Serving 10-Year Sentence Under Espionage Act

NOMINATION FOR PRES   AT HANDS OF SOCIAL. ISTS AT THEIR NATIONAL CONVENTION TONAY.   Nominee Now in Federal Prison for Violation of Espionage Law During Yyar —Candidate for the Fitth Time.

DEBS, CONVICT, — IS NOMINATED BY SOCIALISTS   Wild Excitement as Convention Gives Imprisoned Man Fifth Nomination of Party for President.   RED STREAMERS ARE DISPLAYED   Delegates, in Lockstep, March Round Hall Shout: ing for Man Who is Serv: ing Ten Year Term.

GONVIGT 2280  NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT   Socialists Name Debs, Now in Prison, aa Standard Bearer.

Veteran In Jail Is Awarded © -Nomination For Fifth Tim   Began Serving Sentence for Alleged’ Violation of ‘Espionage Act’ ‘April 13, 1919; ActiveOrgan. “yer Since 1892

NOMIN ATE. DEBS BY ACCLAMATION   Socialist Party Names Him a: Standard Bearer in 1920 Campaign

NOMINATE CONVICT 2253   Socialists Nominate Debs to Head Radical Party's Ticket--Act By eclamation

EUGENE V. DEBS. 1S NOMINATED   Socialist Leader ‘Is’ Now Serving Term in Fed-: eral Penitentiary —

th ORFS   EUG GEN BV. DEBS, INMATE OF 'BEDERAL PRISON, HEADS PARTY'S TICKET,

Named For Presidency on Socialist Ticket, Although He is Now a Convict :   This Makes Fifth Sucdéebsive Time That Socialists ‘Have * Wominated Debs

EUGENE V. DEBS IS NOMINATED   Socialist Leader Is Now Serving Term in Federal Pénitentiary

DEBS (NAMED  AS CANDIDATE OF SOCIALISTS   NOMINATION OF FEDERAL CON. VICT IS MADE BY ACCLAMATION IN CONVENTION.

CONVICT 2253 NAMED   SOCIALISTS NOMINATE DEBS FOR PRESIDENT OF U. S.   Delegates Sing “Internationale” and Cheer for Soviet Russia—Stedman Is Running Mate.

STEDMAN RUNNING MATE   Radical Elewent Defeated in Effort te Pat Convention on Record as Favoring Soviet For U. S——Debs Seex Rocks Ahtad

SOCIALISTS NAME EUGENE V. DEBS FOR PRESIDEN)   FEDERAL CONVICT 2253 IS UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF CONVENTION.   SERVING SENTENCE AT ATLANTA, GA   Was Convicted on Charge of Violating Espionage Act—Referred To As “Lincoln of Wa bash.”

‘DEBS IS CANDIDATE  OF SOCIALIST PART}   LEADER WHO IS SERVING TERM IN ATLANTA PENITENTIARY 18 UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN . AT CONVENTION

Presidential Candidate ie Serving 10-year Sentence in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary.

EUGENE V. DEBS [5 NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENCY   Socialist Party Nominate Old Favorite Again Today.   NOW SERVING TEN YEAR PRISON TERM

NAMED BY ACCLAMATION AT NEW YORK   Cheer After Cheer Follows Decision of Con' vention   SEE TWO MILLION VOTE   Polled $97,011 in 1912; Greatest Number for Socialist Candidate

CONVICT NO. 2253 1 NOMINATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF U.S.   Eugene V. Debs Is Chosen By Socialists As Candidate In November.

UNANIMOUSLY NOMINATED TODAY   SOCIALIST PARTY CONVENTION IN NEW YORK CITY   WILD CHEERS GREETS THIS ANNOUNCEMENT   Debs Is Now Serving a Ten Year Sen. tence in Atlanta, Georgia, Federal Prison For Violation of the Espionage Act

NOMINEE FOR  PRESIDENT   NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION AT NEW YORK CONVENs TION TODAY .4   FIGHT IN IRELAND

DEBS NOMINATED BY SOCIALISTS   Federal Convict to Run fo: the Presidency

RADICAL LEADER NOW WN. PRISON CHOIGE GF PARTY   HAS‘HAD NOMINATION OF HIS PARTY FIVE TIMES  AT VTIT   'Candidacy Was A_ Foregont Conclusion But Received With Wild Enthusiasin.

CUGENE V. DEBS IS NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT   Socialist National Convention Names Imprisoned Leader By Acclamation.   ‘HE IS SERVING A  ‘TEN-YEAR SENTENCE   For Violating of War-Time Espionage Law—Incarcerated at Atlanta.

eACIALISTS NOMINATE DEBS   Named for Pres.dency of U. 8. by Ac. clamation at Convention in New York.

DEBS NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENCY BY SOCIALISTS   Federal Convict Will Be Party Candidate In Fall Election.

UBENE V. UEBD NOMINATED AY SOGIALISTS   Unanimous Vote Is Given Man Now Held in Federal Prison at Atlanta   /ONSERVATIVES DEFEAT PLAN FOR SOVIET U. S.   ILLINOIS SOCIALIST SAYS THE PLATFORM ADOPTED COULD BE ENDORSED BY LAFOLLETTE AND JOHNSON,

ER ra 2 iF   Federal Convict Number 2253 Becomes Standard Bearer for Red Card Carriers in the Forthcoming Campaign   CHEER ON CHEER GREETS NOMINATION OF LEADER   Delegate Characterizes Imprisonment as Disgrace, Going to Send Administration into Qb sos . livion

NOW CONVICT, HE IS CHOSEN FOR 5TH TIME   Name Has Gone Round the World as Head of Ameriean Socialists.:   SERVING TEN YEARS  ON ESPIONAGE COUNT

Fighting Commoner Comes Oyt In Open Opposition to ‘Wilson’s Plan for Mandate Over Armenia.   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS SAY SCHEME WILL FAIL   Little Hope is Held Out for the Passage of Recommendation That Men and Money Be Risked On Armenians.

BRYAN IN . TOWSON      IN DIRECT. OPPOSLTION TO THE FOREIGN POLICY OF PRESE. : BERT WILSON,   NIA MANDATE WORLD IN¥OLVE-US IN AN ECONO. UMTS) DY PER DITURE 

BRYAN OPPOSES PRES, WILSOWS FOREIGN POLICY   Places Himself in Direct Opposition to This Country’s Accepting a Mandate for Armenia.

ARMENIAN MANDATE AN IMPOSSIBILITY BFLIEVES BRYAN   DECLARES IN INTERVIEW THAT IT WOULD COMPEL SURRENDER OF VITAL DEMOC. RACY PRINCIPLE

Declares Any Mandate Impossible on Ground That It Abrogates Democracy   WOULD SEND MINISTER TELL THEM ‘HOW TO DOIT   COMMONER SAYS IT WOULD COST TOO MUCH, AND IN. DICATES HE IS IN FAVOK OF SOLDIER BONUS.

BRYAN OPPOSES WILSON’S PLAN   Commoner is Unaiterably Against Accepting of Mandate Over Armenia.   WOULD BRING HIGHER TAXES   Nebraskan Says Plan Would Involve U. S. in Politics of Nations of Europe.

OPPOSES WILSON’S FOREIGN POLICY   Declares President Reverses His Declaration That All Peoples Are Capable of Self-Governrment--Keep Out of European Politics.

38 CHICAGO REDS ARE INDICTED   William Bross Lloyd, Reputed Millionaire, on List of Accused.   ‘MORE TRUE BILLS ARE DUE   Three Women Are Among Those He'd in the Aiteged Piot Against the U. S. Government—Must Plead Next Monday.

NAS fale! S. = AGAINST 38 CHICAGO REDS   William Bross Lloyd, Reputed Millionaire, on List of Accused.   MORE TRUE BILLS ARE DUE   Three Women Are Amiong Those Held in the Alleged Plot Against the U. S. Government—-Must Picad Next Monday.

HAND JURY HITS J8 GHIGAGO RED   Millionaire “Parlor Socialist” on the List of Accused.   } WOMEN AMONG INDICTED   More True Bills Are to Come in the Campaign Against Alleged Plot to Overthrow the United States Government.

38 CHICAGO REDS ARE INDICTED   William Bross Lloyd, Reputed Millionaire, on List of Accused.   Three Women Are Among Those Held in the Alleged Plot Against the U, S. Government—Must Plead ext Monday.

OME RULE. PLANS T0.BE PRESSED PREMIER SAYS   Belfast Is {Quieter but Much Disorder? 's Reported i Suburbs of City

BRITAIN WILL NOT TREAT WITH IRELANI    Reports Of Negotiations Flatly ' Denied By Lioyd George In House Of Commons.

AIG BILL WILL. BERIT THROU   British Have. No Notion oo! Withdrawing. it Says Lloyc George. in Statement to the Hotse of Commons Today —Will Prese Measure,

British HaveNo-Notion 6: ‘Withdrawing it Says Lloy< Geéirge an Statement to: th H House of ‘Gominons. I Today

HOME RULE BILL TO STAND   Government Has No Intention of Withdrawing Measure, Says Premier

WILL PRESS IRISH BILL TO LMU   British Premier Says Goverament Has No Intention Of Withdrawing Measure   No Negotiations With The Sinn Feiners is Announc2ment

Premier Lloyd. George Says Ne ' Intention of .Withdrawing Measure

BRITISH WILL NOT RETIRE IRISH GOV'T   Lloyd George tells Com: mons He Will Press  Measure.

WILL PRESS IRISH BILL TO LIME   British Premier Says Government Has No Intention Of Withdrawing Measure  tee a one sem   No Negotiations With The Sinn Feiners is Announc2ment

IRISH RULE BILL WILL BE PRESSED BEFORECOMMON:   Government Has No Intention of Withdrawal, Says  Thee. Pea K eae.

PRESS IRISH BILL   wed . © Premier Lloyd George Says N Intention of Withdrawing Measure

Lloyd George Makes Statement ir House of Commons, to Come Up After Holiday Recess,

IRISH BILLIS NOT WITHDRAWN, ~ SAYS PREMIER   Lioyd-George Says Governmen' Wilt Push [1 Forward With AN Sneed

BRITISH REFUSE TO COMPROMISE WITH SINN FEIN   Belfast is Quieting Down Bu ‘Trouble Is Spreading to  Nearby Cities   POLICE SERGEANT KILLED AT DOORS OF CHURCH   Situation Is More Alarming Than in Past Forty Years, Party Leader Says

MISUSE OF POWER FOR.  MS.      Chicego. Havryer Offers to Teatity Be foxe Commitieo Investiceting Catupaign Expenses,

CHICAGO LAWYER MAKES A CHARGE AGAINST PALMER   Chicago Lawyer Charges Palm: er Abused Power Of Office To Influence Delegates.   Mass of Campaign Expendi tures Offered to Committee

CHARGES MADE AGAINST PALME   Attorney General Accused of  Abusing Power to Influence fo Delegates.   PROBE CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Charged ‘fhat = Attorney General . Palmer Abused His Power of Office to Influcnce Delegaics in His Fa Wines

“EVIDENCE ON PALMER   Chicago. Lawyer Presents Evidence, te . Probe Committee... i

CHARGES ARE MADE AGAINST PALMER      Claimed That He Used Power of His Office To Influence Delegates To Convention.

SAYS PALMER ABUSED POWERS OF HIS OFFICE   Chicago Man Offers Senate Committee Alleged “Proof of Influencing Delegates”

PALMER CHARGED “WITH ABUSE OF HS OFFICIAL POWERS   Chicago Lawyer ~ Present: Evidence to'Senate Commit tee to Show He Used Undue Influence in Securing Dele: gates to Frisco Convention.

Alleged Evidence Filed With Senate Committee Probing Campaign Expenditures

Japanese Fear End of Foothold In California   If Agitation Is Not Checker Interests Are Doomed, Experts Forecast

MINERS VOTE TO STAY. ON STRIKI   Antheacite Miners at Noon To day Serve Notice They Will Hold Out‘ tor Money.   ‘ARE ALSO OUT IN SOUTH

WILL GONTINUE VACATION   Anthracite Miners Refuse to go to Work Without More Money

MANY MINERS RETURN TD WORK; BREAK IN STRIKE EXPECTED   More Collieries Operating for the First Time Since the Beginning of the Strike.

ANTHRACITE COAL MINERS VOTE 10 CONTINUE THEI VACATION STRIKE A WEEK   Serve Notice They Will Not Re turn Until Given Higher Wages and Better Conditiéns

NP LEAGUE IN COURT VICTORY   U. 3. Supreme Court Upholds Laws Establishing NOD. Prosram

RE DUES NOT ANOW WHERE   BUT HARDING IS ON HIS WAY   COX EXCORIATES RIVAL FOR VACILLATION ‘” IN CRISIS.

DESIRE BUSINEsS WITH SOVIET      Martens Furnishes Liat of Mannufacturers Willing to Eater Trade.

FIRMS WANT RUSSIAN TRADE   Martcus Sends Senate Commitvee Long Tist of Prominent Houses Who Fa + Hesumption of Business Tt nletioux

WANT RADICALS’ BUSINESS.   Martens Furnishes List of Firms Desiring Trade With Soviet Russia.

HEAVY DECLINE IN COTIMATED WHEAT HARVEST   August Forecast Places Yield at 809 Million Bushels, 104 Millions Below July   CORN CROP ESTIMATE RECORDS A BIG GAIN   YIELD OF 29 BUSRELS PER ACRE, COMPARED TO 26.4 FOR TEN-YEAR PERIOD, IS FORECAST,

WHEAT CROP WILL TOTAL 795,000,000 BUSHELS ACCORDING TO AUGUST FORECAST; SLIGHT LOSS

CROP ESTIMATE VERY FAVORABLE   WHEAT CROP SOMEWHAT SWALLER, BET CORN CROP MUCH LARGER THAN FORMER TE i De

Girl Maniac Executioner.      RUSSIAN REOS SELECT VICTIMS BY £ THEN GIRL SHOOTS THEM IN BACK OF ox oF HEAD

a i ee ee vel ES Se ee eS Oe ee ee ee Oe ey eer ee ball OE ae OSE ST TE aS ON Tee OF ET Pees Oe OS ee See S eee eee:  INSANE GIRL MURDERS PRISONERS WHO © DRAW DEATH TICKET IN DARK RUSSIA

NSANE BEAUTY EAECUTIONER OF RED PRISONERS   Brunette Maniae Shoots Her Vietims In Head With Revolver   LUSTS FOR BLOOB

PRISONERS SLAIN BY PRETTY GIRL   Lettish Beauty Chief Executioner for Bolsheviks   FATE DECIDED BY LOTTERY   Men Are Led Out and Shot by ¥Yning Woman

SUGAR PRODUCERS OPPOSE LOWERING PRICE BY REFINERS   Claim interests Jeopardized by Forcing Down Prices of Their Raw Product.

PORTO RICO AND CUBA JOIN HANDS   To Prevent Lowering of Raw Sugar Prices.

REQUESI NOMINEES FOR HELP   em  Tennesee Sulfrage Fight  Bitter  ee a a ee  DEFEAT IS FEARED  eee eeny  Make Appeal to Harding and Cox

SUFFRAGE FATE IN HANDS OF TENNESSEE   Roth Factions Feel Positive of Vie  torv.

TO ACT TUESDAY   Lower House of Tennessee Legislature Expected to Act on Suffrage Bill

LAST SCRAP FOR BALLOT ON TOON   SUFFRACISTS NOW CERTAIN, BUT SO ARE. ANTLSUFFS   Both Factions Worried and Both Seek More  Votes In Cause.

GIRL, FEARING SPIRITS, DEEDS OVER $1,500,001   Young Woman Keeps Fortune Only Three Hours; Says Unseen Powers Might get it.

CHICAGO HOME UF REPUBLICANS   Party First Named Near 1920 Con: vention Site—Stirring Times are Recalled.

SOME G. 0. P. HISTORY   The Coming National Convention “is aw Reminder of Great Met ting That Nilined Lincoln

: eat NE Pe “er i  Wooo LEADS: DIGE STS POLt. Magazine: s Nation. Wide hue rs Showa

LABOR VOTE CAN .      Senator Harding Was Visited By Many Labor Few Days Who Pledged Support—Miner Will Support Both Cand idates.

THE DRIVE I$ ON   Republicans Will Attempt to Influence. Laboring Man to Vote   AGAINST HIS CHOICE   Alarmed at the Popularity of Governor Cox Among the Laboring Men

G0. P. STRIVES TO. CATCH LABOR VOT   Miners'tead. Opposes Gompers “Plan to. Give Workers’ > Support ta Cay

Effort Made to Combat Samuel Gompers’ Support of Governor Cox.   MOLLIAN RUSSELL AND . HUBBY VISIT HARDING   New York Assembly to Debate Over Seating of ‘ Socialists,

WORKER Ih ALLY 1) ~TARDING   Labor Leaders at Marion Pledge Aid to G. O. P. Standard Bearer

REPUBLICAN DRIVE TO WIN LABOR FOR HARDING IS ON   LABOR MEN AT MARION FOR CON. FERENCE LEAVE TO BEGIN OFFENSIVE

LABOR REFUSES TO FOLLOW LEADERS      Mine Workers’ Representative: Say Men Will Follow Own Desires.

HARDING TO HOLD LABOR VOT   President Gompers Wil] Be Unable to Stampede Union Men to Cox Saye W. J. James.

6.0. P. LABOR MEN FORHARDING   W. J. Jumes, Representing American Mine Workers of Illinois, on the Stamp.

G.0, P, LABOR MEN FOR HARDIN   W. J. Janos, Representing American Mine Workers of [inois,  ou the Stump.

REPS WAGE CONTEST 10 win LABOR   Start Counter-Offensive Against Gompers  MANY TAKE STUMP  es  Leaders Now Predict Split Vote

Start Counter-Offensive Against Gompers  MANY TAKE STUMP  Leaders Now Predict Split Vote

HANGING CART SOME 100 oU0N, SAYS WANDERER   Wife Slayer, Still Calm, Placed in “Murderers’ Row’—Sorry He Spent $60 in Taxis for Julia Schmitt.

WANDERER SAYS — THE END CAN'T. — COME T00 SOON   Confessed Murderer Is the Strangest Inmate Chicago’s Murderers’ Row Has Ever Held.

A QUICK TRIAL AND EXECUTION SLAYERS WISH   Wanderer is Now an Inmate  of ‘‘Murderers’ Row.’’   HUMAN FIEND HAS BUT TWO REGRETS   One That He Did Murder, Other That He Spent Money on Girl.

Man Who Slew Wife And Stranger Sorry He Spent His Money On Young Gril.

Carl Wanderer Is Sent to Murderer’s Row in the Prisor   He Is Strangest Inmate in Histor: of Row, Say Police; Wants Death.

WANDERER PUT IN MURDERERS’ ROW IN PRISOD   Slayer Sorry for Mon ey He Spent on “That Kid.”

WANDERER oENT TO ~ WNRDERER'S ROW   Man Who Shot Wife and Tramp is Calm and Reads  - Bible Constantly When He Ts Consigned to Prison. — Anneare TIrnaftfected. ;

DEFEATED DODGERS NOW BACK HOME   Are, Greeted by Only a Few Persons at the New York Station Today.

GETS OIL LANDS   ESTIMATED THAT GOVERN‘WENT GETS CLEAR TITLE TO 60,000 ACRES OF LAND.

LAND CLAIMS RELINQUISHED.   Government Secures Title to 66,00¢ Acres of Off Territory.

SENATOR WALSH IS NOT A CANDIDATE   Calls Announcement by Two “Local Enthusiasm’’

SENATOR WALSH CLFIMS HE WOULD NOT ACCEPT   Don't Want Federal Nomination of Any Kind, Massachusetts States

NOT ASPIRANT FOR A NATIONAL OFFICE   SENATOR WALSH DOESN'T CON. SIDER POSSIBILITY.   Democrat From Maasachasetts An. BogBces His Intention to Help Name Candidates of Broad est Americaniom.

WALSH NOT AFTER NATIONAL OFFIC   MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRAT DENIES STORIES HE WOULD RUN ON TICKET.

SENATOR WALSH DOES NOT WAN! ANY NOMINATION   Massachusetts Democratic Statesman Says He Would Not Consider Candidacy For Vice-Presidency.

SENATOR WALSH NOT GANDIOATE   Massachusetts Solon Denies He Seeks Vice Presidential Nomination.

SENATOR WALSH NOT CANDIDATE   Issues Statement In Which H: Says Is Not After National Office.

Massachusetts Man to Seek Good of Democratic Party and Not Any Office

CHILDREN ON LAKE 27 HOURS  4 Tots in Open Boat Drift from Docks at Lakeside, Mich.

CHILDREN, ADRIFT ON LAKE. RESCUED      NINE YEAR OLD BOY SAVES TWe OTHER WEMBERS OF PARTY FROM DROWNING XN LARE ERIE

Disapproval ‘of ‘Profiteers a Bottom of Present Trang   WILL .. EASE . CREDITS   Good Business Ahead, View ~ of U.S: Chamber of : Commerce.

CREDIT SITUATION MAY BE EASED BY SLUME   + a  Vice Governor Of Federal Reser Reserve e Board Says Downward Price Trend Due To Public Disapproval Of Profiteering.

Jawnward Price Trend is Natural and General, Says Vice Governor of the Federal Reserve Board—-The Movement Began Last Winter In Collapse of the QL Masekat In lIanan

WAROAW RECALLS POLISH DELEGATES TO PEACE PARLEYS   Negotiations With Russ Sovie' May Be Resumed at Riga “or in Esthonia.   BUDENNY’S CAVALRY ARM ANNIHILATED AT LEMBURG   Decisive Defeat of Bolshevil Forces by Flank Attack Reported by Poles.

MIDLAND COMPANY STOLE MILLIONS   Ruthven, Graettinger, and Other Palo Alto People Victims.

TOGETHER WITHTHE TEXT OF VERSAIL: LES TREATY'=DE CLARES BALFOUR. ©    Covenant Not Perfect or Immulatble Says British Delegate — Message of Gratitude to Wilson’ on Armenian Prannced”

XO AMENDHMEUTS Kaw’         “If You Amend Covemmnt You Amend  _ Treaty ef Verusilles Which Gave Seal el Wiles oe ge ee ae

LEAGUE FAR FROM PERFECT, -BALFOUR: CHANCES. DELAYED   IMPORTANT AMEND MENTS TO BE CONSIDERED IN FUTURE HE   Message of Gratitude for Axvmenian Offer Sent to Precident. ‘

BALFOUR SAYS LEAGUE MAY BE CHANGEL   SAYS CHANGES SHOULD NOT BE MADE NOW BUT WILL BE NE. CESSARY LATER

NEWYORKSTANDS FOR A WET PLANK   Tammany: Ste: nelentiered AM Op. _hosition and Thstructed Repre native” Vote Wet. in’  undone. Committee.

TAMMANY EMERGES VICTOR IN SHARP  GONTEST TODAY   Succeeds in Instructing New York Member of Resolutions Committee to Vote for a Wet Plank.

TAMMANY ORDERS NEW YORK 10 VOTE FOR “WET” PLANK   VIGOROUS PROTEST FAILS TC STOP MOVEMENT TO EN. DORSE “PERSONAL LI8.  ERTY?T PLATFORM

JAILERS FEAR HIS SPIRIT WILL HAUNT THE CELL IN WHICH. HE 18 CONFINED™

 George Gavan Duffy. SoN. Called Ambassador of “Republic.” Given 24 Hours  to Depart by Government   Lord Mavor MacSwiney Is Sinking Fast; Appeals for His Release Cause Great Discord in British Cabinet

THE LAST HOURS   Lord Mayor of Cork is  Practically Lifeless and  is Prepared for Death

21ST STRIKE DAY FINDS MACSWINEY ALL BUT LIFELESS   Body Is Dead But Spirit Still Lingers, Say Relatives at Bedside

MAG SWEINY IS LIFELESS REPORT SAYS   Shows No Signs of Life Except Eyelid Quiver.

iS NEAR DEATH   Only Flicker of Eyelash Shows That Life Has Not Yet . Passed From Body.   A TWENTY-ONE-DAY FAST!

CORK LORD MAYOR IS NEAR DEATH   TERRENCE MAC SWEENEY RE PORTED VIRTUALLY LIFELESS IN PRISON TODAY.   ‘KING AND PREMIER DIFFER

MAYOR OF CORK ALMOST LIFELESS   Blinking of Eyelid Only Signs of Any Life Shown by Terrance Mac Sweeney, Today.

MAYOR OF CORK NEAR LIFELESS NPRISON NOW   On 21st Day of, His Hunger Strike He Shows No Sign ‘ot Life Except Quiver af Eyelids. ,

LLOYD GEORGE IS ADAMANT AGAINST REVOKING ORDER AGAINST STRIKERS.

M'SWINEY VIRTUALLY ~  DEAD ‘SAY RELATIVES   Mins George and His Ministers: Re . Ported Dividend on Advisab‘lity:  ae

King Threatens to Issue Prociamation, But Lloyd George Says “No.”   SUFFERS WITH PARALYSIS   MacSwirey’s Condition So Bad That Release Wilt Not Save His Life.

RFLEASEMAYOR OF CORK   KING GEORGE, THREATENS TO ISSUE PROCLAMATION RELEASING H Rn. STRIBER      LLOVD GEORGE THREATENS REPRISALS 1F CHUWN LETS iMAC SWEENEY OUP

MAC SWINEY TAKES TURN FOR THE WORS!   Develops Piralysis of the Righ Side ss Result of Failure of Circulation.

T. MACHSWINEY IS VIRTUALLY DEAD TODAY   AFTER TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF STRIKE, BROTHER SAYS CLEMENCY TOO LATE

INAUGURATION PLANS MADE BY HARDINE   Confers With Hays and Knox At Marion Today For Big Event.

INAUGURAL PLANS OCCUPY HARDING   Details Of Cererony Discussed At Conference; Cabinet Selections Talked Over.

INAUGURATION IS CONSIDEREL   Harding Calls in : Knox and Hays—Action Renews Cabinet Speculation.

TENTATIVE GABINET   NOTHING OFFICIAL, BUT LIST Js VIRTUALLY AUTHENTIC.   Inaugural Plans Discussed by Harding in Today's Conferences,

CONSIDER PLANS FOR INAUGURATION   Men Having to Do With Cere mony Called Into Consultation.

PLAN FOR INAUGURAL ~ CEREMONY   DISCUSS DETAILS   President-Elect . Harding Confers With Prominent Men Today Regarding Inaugural Ceremony — Cabinet Post Selections   Qanan

INAUGURATION PLANS HAVE RIGHT OF WAY Ih CONFERENCE AT MARICK   REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFELE WITH HARDING AS TO PLANS FOR Blu 4 EREMONY.

HARDING GIVES — ATTENTION TO INAUGURATION   DISCUSSES PLANS FOR CER. SMONY WITH PUBLISHER McLEAN, SENATOR KNOX AND WILL H. HAYS :.   ; Later Daring Day Presidentelect Hears Committee of Na tional Grange Regarding Ag:   Whag trae

BIG WIGS OF TRE  REPUBLICAN ARMY  PLAN SPECTACULAR SPIKING OF GUNS   Making Preparations for the Grand Doings at the Inauguration of Harding  as G. O. P. Leader

PLANS ARE BEING MADE FOR THE INAUGURATION   Men Wha May be Members o: “Cabinet Are Also Visiting “>. With Harding. - ;

Conferences Held Today Deal With This Matter and the Inauguration Program— Hays Praises Harding’s Procedure.

INAUGURATION WAS THEME OF CONFERENCE!   Harding Talks Over Hi: Plans for the 4th of March.

HARDING VISITORS TALK INAUGURATION   Members of Committee With Him.

TENTATIVE. CABINET   NOTHING OFFICIAL, BUT List Is ALLY AU THENTIC.      Inaugural Plans Disenssed hy Flari. -ingdn Today's Conference

SELECTIONS FOR CABINET MADE SOON   Hays and Knox Men. tioned for Appointment to Posts.

PLANS FOR INAUGURATION  HOLD RIGHT GF WAY   ‘Senator Knox and Will H. Hay: Have Prominent Parts ir Inaugural Arrangements.

INAUGURATION — PLANS MADE   Was the Chief Subject of President-Elect’s Con_ ferences Today

UNTY TAXES INGREASED IN LEVY ADOPTED   SUPERVISORS FIX TAX AMOUNTS FOR 1920,   CONTRACT LET FOR BERKLEY-PERRY ROAD   Board Rejects Plan For Altering Gard en Township Road and Will Investigate Matter Farther Before Action Is Taken.

SUPERVISORS FIX TAX AMOUNTS FOR 1920,   CONTRACT LET FOR BERKLEY-PERRY ROAD   Board Rejects Plan For Altering Gard. en Township Road and Will Investigate Matter Farther Before Action Is Taken.

SEEK ANISSU THAT CAN WIN   FTWoO MAJOR PARTIES HAVE Yor YET QUITE FOUND rf.   CAMPAIGN LAGGING A LITTLE   DEMOCRATS FIND A CHANCE oF TACTICS NECESSARY.   ‘Progran ef Appeal te the Wets Sud denly Drepped for Reason Unexplatned—Republicane Are Besy in Quiet Way.

WEST MADE STORM CENTER BY CHANGE IN STRATEGY   Cox Expected to Increase Aggressiveness and the Democrats Will Have Credit for Enlivening the Campaign.

ed  KENTUCKY THIEVES ARE ORGANIZED   Syndicate Loots Freight Cars of Goods Worth $125,000.

ORDER AT MATEWAN   Police In Contrel At Scene Of West Virginia Battle

MORE SOLDIERS ON GUARD DUTY ANOTHER SHOT   Trouble At Matewan, West Virginia, Spreads To Near-by Point.   Detective Ambushed and Shot By Unknown Persons.

MORE STATE TROOPS,  ARRIVE IN MATEWAN   One More Killed in Outbreak Late Yesterday But Section Vas Acain Resumed Normal

RECKLESS DISREGARD “OF FACTS MADE BY SINS IN CHARGES   Daniels Says Manner in Which Navy Was Denounced Sounds Like Munchausen.

BOOMS OF TWO ARE  SEARCHED   Wood and Lowden Both Dis. card ‘‘Wicked Partners’’ Who Were Bought.

WILSON NOTE DRAWS SHARP ~~ GRITIGISMS   Foreign Press Rebuke President Now For Adriatic Views.  oe

ANTI GERMAN RIOTS BREAK QUT AT PRAGUE   German Theatre And German  Newspapers Are Attacked, FDienateh Gaowa

CARRANZA REMAINS ARRIVE   Funeral of Mardered Fugitive reaidest ef Mexico Meld at Capital City.

CHICAGO TO CUT  PRICES OF MEAT   Dealers Making Greater Profit Than In War Time,   Fair Pric? Committee to Announce Prices Reasonable

ATTEMPT FIGHT y MEST PROFITEEF   60 fair Price Committe To Issue Daily Schedule on Meats.

MEAT DEALERS’ PROFITS BIGGER THAN DURING WAR   Chicago Fair Price Com. mittee Will Issue Daily Quotations in Effort Tc Bring Down the Cost of Living.

Daily Fair Price List Siarted In Chicago To Beat Meat Profiteers

WAR ON HIGH PRICES   City Council at Chicago to Go After Meat Profiteers by Publishing Wholesale Prices

MEAT PRICES     TOO HIGH   Chicago fiir. Priee Committee Has Reen Rovived.

CHICAGOANS ASK FOR CHEAPER MEA   Revival of War Time Methods Resorted to by Citizens Committee in Appcal.

petal RATING THEW ~—DAICE OF FOODS   Chicago Commission Will Announce Prices of Meats Based qn Packing House Reports’t@ Bring Down Prices In Tha} City.

Meat Prices On Pacific Coast Lower Than In East and Middle West Section   Seattle Packer Says Prices In Europe Are 25 to 50 Percen Lower Than In Chicago—To Issue Fair Price List In Windy City. *

CHICAGO COUNCIL WILL ISSUE PRICE LIST DAIL'   Chairman of ‘‘Fair Price’? Com mittee Reverses Method of Fighting High Costs

LABOR’S CAMPAIGN EXPENSES SHOWN   Expenditures of $51, 988 Are Shown. _

UNEMPLOYMENT ON INCREASE OVER COUNTRY   BUSINESS DECLINES ARE SHOWN IN 81TH AND 109PH FRDERAL DISTRICTS

COMPLAINS OF AN iNITIATION   Novtee tn a Fraternity Saye He Was HReweshkis Treated.

FRATERNITY BOYS GREASE DENTIST; NINE FACE TRIAL      Victim of Molasses, Tar and . Leaves, Asks For Warrants

ARMY AIRPLANE CARRYING GUNS WILL BE TESTE!   Apparatus With 8 Machine Guns Sent to Mexican  St peep lca

PLANE WITH 8 MACHINE GUNS   “Array Machine Remodeled and. Sent to Mexican Border for an Official Army Test.

AIRPLANE WITH & MACHINE: GUNS TO RE TESTED ON BORDE        Other fventions Ready for Trial by res Include New Come Sand Oxygen Heurer.

PATROL. GORGE FOR BODY OF STEPHENS.   Rivermen Endeavor t Find Remains o' Man Who Met Deatt in Barrel-Dive Ove Niagara Falls

WATERS OF NIAGARA HOLD BODY OF BRITON . WHO BRAVED CATARAC   Barret m aWhich Charles G, Stephens ix Dashed to Theath Flonts to Shora BH hr Bi.

SEARCHING -. FOR BODY   Rivermen Hope to Find That o Stephens, the English Barber.

BODY OF ~ v OF Eg   Who Lost His Life Yesterday in Barrel Plunge Over Niagara Cataract, Not Yet Recovered.

SEARCHING FOR ~ REMAINS OF ILLFATED BRITISHE!   Sections of Barrel ir Which Stephens Wen Over Niagara, Have Been Found but Nol Body. ~

SEARCHING FOR STEPHENS BODY   ENGLISHMAN LOST ‘LIFE IN NIAGARA FALLS.

Englishman Meets Death In Attempt To -Go Over Niaeara Cataract In A Barre

PATROL RIVER IN EFFGRT 10 RECOVER BODY   ‘Sections of Shattered Barrel  Used By Stephens At Niag ara Are Found.     Rivermen Are On Lookout For Broken Body

DIES RIDING NIAGARE IN LIGHT OAK BARREL   Englishman Refuses Advice O Veteran; Cask Is Crushed On Rocks.

RIVERMEN PATROL GORGE IN HOPES OF FINDING THE BODY OF CHAS. STEPHENS

STILL HUNTING — FOR BODY OF FALLS VICTIM   NIAGARA GORGE PATROLL ED WITHOUT SUCCESS. PIECES OF BARREL. CON. TINUE TO’ COME -ASHORE   Charles E, Stephens, Daredevil, . Had Planned Tour if Adventure Was Successful. —

_ STEPHENS’ BODY   Lost Life in Unsuccess ful Attempt to Go Over . Niagara in a Barrel

EEK BODY OF MAN WHO ATTEMPTED FALLS SHOO!   British Barber Sacrifices Life in Effort to Go Over Ningard . in RBarrel

SEARCHING FOR BODY OF MAN WHO WENT OVER NIAGARA IN A BARRE   ENGLISHMAN MADE TRIP AGAINST ADVICE OF WAN WHO HAR SUCCEEDED BEFORE HIM.

NIAGARA SHOOTER'S BODY NOT YET FOUN   Stephens an Englishman whc Shot the Fails in An’ Oak _Barrel- Was’ Lost.—Steel is  Only Possible Way, Says we Qh ndbaw.

FATAL PLUNGE OVER NIAGARA BY ENGLISHMAN   Attempt to Shoat Falls in Barrel Results in Death of War Veteran.

ADVICE TO FRESHMEN   Chancellor Lindley . Gave First Year Siudents Advice

AMERICA IS DARKEST SPOT AND RUSSIA THE BRIGHTEST   Haywood Harangues Crowd That Applauds His Utter - ances—More Reds to Be Deported.

400 MORE UNDESIRABLES TO BE SHIPPED OUT OF  COUNTRY WITHIN MONTE   To Go Without Luxnries of Firs! Contingent and to Start in Broad Daylight. a

NEXT RED CONTINGENT NOT TO SAIL “DELUXE”   So Declares Representative Siegel Announcing the Coming Deportation of 400 Radicals

RE REDS SOON TO ~ESENT FROM U.S   HOUSE IMMIGRATION COMMITTE: MEMBER SAYS 400 TO BE , DEPORTED.

400 Reds to Be Deported Within Month   And They Will Not Travel “De Luze”, Like Those on Soviet Ark, Says New Yorker.

G. 0. P. STATE CONVENTION   Controversy Over Fuller Reported to be Working Toward a Solution   Plank on League Satisfactory to Lodge—Cong. . Rogers * Attacks WilSonism .

HEAVY DAMAGE RESULTS FROM EARTHSLIDI   Pennsylvania Tracks ai Pittsburgh Downtowr Passenger Terminal Be ing Covered.

HEAVY LOSS BY LANDSLIDE   Damage May Run up to $2, 000,000 at Pittsburgh— ‘Goethals Called   Steam Shovels Working Day and Night in Attempt to Keep R. R. Tracks Clear

MILLION DAMAGE  BY A LANDSLIDE IN PITTSBURGH   Earth Buries All Ir Before It; Moves At Rate Of Foot  Every Hour.

TWO MILLIONS 1s PITTSBURGH R. R. _TERMINAL’S LOSS   Dirt Avalanche Pried Loose When City Makes Improvements on Hill Boulevard.  Steam Shovels At Work.

HERE'S A REAL LANDSLIDE   A PITTSBURGH HILL SLIPPING ‘ONTO RAILROAD TRACK,   STEAM SHOVELS DIGGING DESPERATELY TO SAVE WRECK,   Gen, Goethals Has Been Called Into » Consultation with Local Engineers to Solve Problem.

A GREAT SLIDE QE © EARTH IN PITTSBURG   It-Is Causing Damage of 5 Couple o£ Million “Dollars  ne Sn

HEAVY DAMAGE © RESULTS FROM __ BARTHSLIDE   Pennsylvania, Tracks at Pittsburgh Downtown Passenger Terminal Being Covered...

ENGINEERS BLUNDER WILL COST MILLIONS   ERROR UPON PART OF LOCAT. ‘ING FORCE CAUSES MONSTER LANDSLIDE INSIDE PITTSBURG CITY LIMITS

GREAT EARTH ' SLIDE MOVING   Has Done Millions of Dollars Worth of Damage and Unchecked

PITTSBURGH FIGHTS GREAT LANDSLIDE mn ROT {ARDS  TREET CAVE: ee me NG QUANTI   STREET CAVES IN, LOOS “ING QUANTITIES OF  % GRAVEL ON STAMTITO   Attempt to Fix Boulevard Disastrous, Pilings Give War, *

MILLIONS ARE LOST IN PITTSBURGH SLIDE   Earth Overwhelms Buildings and Railroad Tracks in Wake of Street Improvement.

[EARTH SLIDE HIDES RAILROAD   ficials Vainly Try to Stop Avalanche—Cen, Goethals called to City hy Mayor Lose Placed at S2.09N 000... ‘   IN PITTSBURGH BOULEV ARI

EARTH SLIDES IN PITTSBURGH COST MILLIONS   Downtown Passenger Ter. minal Is Jeopardized By Slipping of Big Hill.   DAMAGE RESULTING IS FIXED AT $2,000,000

Pennsylvania Terminal Station Is Threatened   City Attempted To Straighten Curve In Boulevard and Started The Trouble

MP PUTTSBUAGI   DAMAGE DONE BY SLIDE ESTI. MATED AT ONE MILLION.   NINE STEAM SHOVELS CAN'T SAVE PROPERTY,   Great Earth and Stone Slide Threat ens the Big Pensylvania Depot in Pittsburgh—Heroic Efforts To Stop it.

T EARTAGLTE 13 THREATENING TERMINAL STATION IN PITTSBUREI   ENGINEERS ESTIMATE DAMAGI WILL REACH FROM ONE TO TWO MILLIONS.

NIGHT RIDERS THREATEN BURN NEWSPAPERS   DALLAS AND ELIAS COUNTY.PUB LICATIONS WARNED THEY MUST SUPPORT 40c COTTON

NEWSPAPERS  THREATENED   Editors Warned of Destruction If They Fail to Suppert 40-Cent  4 “ation.

GEN. SENEMOFF  TROOPS FLED. _ IN DISORDER   PORCH: AOLOSS THE MANCHUR EN AGRDER ap MANCEEULi, PEKIN REPORTS  *.   General’ Lone, Wamed - Holsheviki Seadors Not ty Follow Dotented Army—Japan Arg Rushing  Troops to Manchni.

GEN. SENEMOFF TROOPS FLED IN DISORDER   FORCED ACKOSS THE MANCRUR. EN BORDER AT MANCHU. Li, PEKIN REPORTS.   Genewal lzone Warned Bolshevik Leaders Not to Folhow Defeated Army—Japan Are Rushing Troops to Manchu.

MOB MENACES A PRISON.   Seeks Negro Held for Killing a Kengemtee ehainml Xr.

BABLER AND COLE ASKED TO RESIGN   TWO REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES WOULD OUST LEADERS FROM MISSOURL POLITICS.

TWO WOMEN ARE TRIAL PUZZLES IN MURDER CASE   Elements of Mystery in Case of . Man Accused of Wife Mur-

UNKNOWN WOMAN IS SOUGHT; PETTIBONE MURDER CASE ENDING   Mystery Surrounds Woman Who Hangs Around County Jail

RESOURCES OF LAND WASTED DECLARES COX   Democratic” Candidate . Tells Nebraska Farmers What Causes Unsettled Condition In the World .   CREDIT JS) MOST NECESSARY   In Rear Platform Speeches, Ohio Goverrior Says League OF Na‘tions: Will Open) European  Markets.   BIG’ BUSINESS ‘ATTACKED

GOA APPEALS TO FARMER VOTERS   League Would Give Them European Markets   FOR SURPLUS, HE SAYS      Declares League of Nations Represents International Progress—Nations Must Stop Wasting Their Resources in Building and Maintenance of Large Armaments

SHAT ELKINS HAS _ LEFT-HARDING PART    West Virginian Who Went South ' With President-Elect Is .,  Now Returning.   FALL I8 EXPECTED TODAY   Mexican Situation, ‘It Is Believed May Be Discussed at ' Point Isabel.

STORM MAROONS HARDING PARTY   Kept in Cottage as Gale Sweeps Texas Village.

BUT WHO IS PERFECT?        Registralicn, With eck Loti  Meilivus Mdvies Vedligeres, of 1

MRS. WILSON {S FORTY-EIGHT   President's Wife Celebrates Birthda; Anniversary—White House CLiterally Filled With Flowers.

WOODROW’S WIFE ADMITS 48   Mrs. Wilson Has Birthday Celebration at the White House.

FROM HAVRE TO PARIS   Censtryetion of Patroloum Pipelins ‘ About te Eegin ;

FRANCE CONSTRUCTING LARGE PIPE LINE   226 MILE PIPE LINE FROM HAVRE TO BE CONSTRUCTED TO BRING PETROLEUM TO SSRIS jj ge ew ear 8 ee ee eo

‘MOTHER'S PE vst ON TO FATHER  Man Can Ask ‘Ald Under Colorade Act, Judge Rutea,

ADVISES SALE OF SHIPS   Payne Thinks German Liners Should Be Seld Before the Price Drows.

DISCORD SHOWN IN SHIPPING. BORE   ‘Prices--for : German: Intersied Vessels  Gause Argument ‘Between : _ Bayne and Stevens

PAYNE-STEVENS CLASH OVER THE SHIP SALI   Payle Said Vessels Should Be Sold Now. Steveng Said They Are Worth Three Times Price Offered,

Commissioner Stevens A Issue With Chairman of Shipping Board on Sales   WOULD SELL ONLY TO AMERICAN COMPANIES   PAYNE SAYS THERE IS NO CHANCE OF ANY VESSELS BEING TRANSFERRED TC TOREIGN COUNTRIES,

RENT FIGHT GOES TA HIGH COURT   Columbus Tenants Refuse to Pay intiéase Asked by Landlords

PROFITEERING CASE IN SUPREME COURT   Conspiracy Charge Under Valentine Act to Keep Rents High,

THE LEAGUE OF NATION'S COUNCIL   Transacts First Internationa Business; Elihu Root Nam~ edon Jurists’ Commission.

ROOT TO SIT ON WORLD’S COURT OF JUSTICE   Chosen By Council of League of Nations In S®ssion at London. 

ELIHU ROOT NAMED ON JURISTS? COMMMSSICN   LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL TRANSACTS FIRST INTERNA* - TIONAL BUSINESS.

ELIHU ROOT NAMED MEMBER OF LEAGUE TRIBUNAL   Council of League of Nations Trans acts First Official Business at St. James,

TATE CANDIDATES Fak THAT NAMES BE PLAGED ON DEMOCRATIC TICKE)   MISS ANNIE WEBB BLANTON CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION AS HEAD OF SCHOOLS.

MILLERANG CUTLINES NONETTIONS FOR nQvic] RONFRENCE " LONGON   SUggGESTS THAT UNITED STATES PARTICIPATE IN) FORTHCOMING SOVIET CONFERENCE,

SOVIET PROPOSAL 70 BE DISCUSSED   Millerand, Foch and Lloyd George to Meet — France Will Insist on Russians Acknowledging Obligations.

LIKELY FRANGE WILL REFUSE 1 FREE ANTI-RED   Millerand Names Conditions   To Entering Negotiations With The Russ Soviets.

MILLERAND AND FOCH AT BOLOGNI   Where They Will Confe: With Lloyd George on Matters Affecting Russia.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT MUST SUCSCRIBE TO RUSSIAN TREATIES   Allies Won't Deal with ‘Red’ Administration without O. K. of People. July 30 Set  For Armistice Parley.

1, MAY ot  REOUESTED TO TAKE PART TN CONFERENCE   Millerand Says Soviet Must . : Recognize International FKngagements   GERMANS HOLD UP POLE SUPPLY TRAIN   American Supplies Are Not Molested; Teutons Insist on Neutrality

PAY RUSS DEBTS IS FIRST DEMAND MADE BY SOVIETS   People Must. Authorize Bol. sheviki to Sign, French Premier Holds   MILLERAND GIVES HIS PRELIMINARY CONDITIONS LEADING TO MEETING RUSS DIPLOMATS

Will Demand That Russia Assume Obligations of Former Rus sian Regimes.   INVITATION FOR U. §S   Foch and Other High French Officials Go With Millerand  to Beulorne.

POSTPONE RATIFICATION. TREATY BETWEEN ALLIED WATIONS AND HUNGARY

VOTE SCHEDULED. ON HUNGARY’. ‘TREATY MONDA\   People “to. Protest’ Agains “Dictated” Peace With ©  AWisA Na¢tiane

“TREATY IS DELAYED   Hungary Uses Every Effort to Stop Ap proval of Peace Terms.

CITY TO OBSERVE SAVE MONEY WEEK   ENTIRE STATES WULL BE EN  LISTED. e   Plan To Curiail Living Wxpenses Holding Unique Seven Day  *Pestival*

CHEAPER MEAT WEEK IS ON   Effort Being Made To Induce Public To Buy Cheaper Cuts fn Fight Against H.C. L.

POLISH REPLY 8 ARNG PREPAREI   Expect to Subniit Decision to Russia -Tomorrow. — Polish Advances Encourage Delegates to Demand More Sattefactory Terms.

VILNA'S FALL WITHIN. FEW DAYS LOOKED FOR   Karly Occupation of. Lithuanian Capital By Poles Viewed  as Probability. —   PEAOER NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE DELAYED BY VICTORIES   ; ete Polish Delegates Today.at Work on Their Reply to Terma.  of Sovict Russia.   FOURTH RED ARMY: BEATEN   "Three Thousand Prisoners Inolud. ing All Staff Officers Re-~ ported Captured.

TRAIN KILLS TURER UNDIANS      7 * _ rs . Santa We Passenger No. 215 4 Grade Crossing Accident.

REPORT UGOIAN UUTET ENDURED SC DECLARED FALSE   MICHIGAN BR. ANC H OF COMMIT TEE OF FORTY-EIGHT DROPS RESOLUTION,

IS VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA   R.E.:MERRILL, WAS FORMERLY COUNTY. ENGINEER: HERE

BREAKS WOMEN’S ALTITUDE RECORI   ‘Louise Favier of France  Soars 21,3825 Feet

HIGHEST FLYER OF HER SEX   Louise Favier, a French Aviator Breaks the Altitude Record for Fair Aviators.

TRUSTEES FOR SILK FIRM   Kliots Throwing Co. Lacks Sufficient Assets in Liquid Form to Meet Demands.

TRUSTEES CONTROL BIG CORPORATION   Collapse of Values, Lack of Assets Disastrous to Manufacturing Concern.

WARNS TWO MATION:   IGREEK ELECTIUN ‘CAUSE.   Paper Srys Britain anc France May Be Forced to Intervene,

KEEP ALL . PROMISES   Governor-Flect McCray Calls Upon, Republican Legislators to Carry Out All Plat.’ form Pledges.   IMPORTANT CONFERENCE  HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS    Plans for Coming Session of  ' Legislature Are Discussed;  Plea Is Made for Few Laws Weill Made.

M'CRAY URGES PARTY PLEDGE FULFILLMENT   Tells Republicans of a Few Measures Which Will Be Considered.   WOMAN MEMBER OF LEGISLATUR. THERE

MAS. LEROY WAS NOT POISONED   Body of Woman Found in Trunk in New. York Bore No Trace of Poison. — Auwtopsy Did Not Reveal Cause OH Death.—T erov te Haunted

AIRS. LEROY NOT POISON B   Autopsy ails to : Reveal  How Wonmn Met Death  ‘

YANK ARRESTED AS MEXICAN SP}   SONORANS SEIZE LAD AS CARRAN. ZA AGENT BUT FREE HIMFEARING VU. S.

AMERICAN HELD BY MEXICANS   Alleged Carranza Spy is Released After Probe; Must Stay in U.S.

RELEASE AMERICAN ARRESTED IN MEXICO AS A CARRANZA SPY   Desire of Sonora Officials to Avoid International Complications Brings Release   BATTLE NEAR MAZATLAN IS BELIEVED IMMINENT   Federal Troops Sent Out t Meei the Revolutionists

DANIELS BELIEVES PENROSE IS BEHIND SIMS’ ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT WORK OF NAV’

ENROSEBERIND JIMS AT TAGKS, THINKS DANIELS   Intimates That Pennsylvani¢ Republican Chieftain Directed Admiral   ‘TELEPATHIC WIRELESS” BETWEEN THOSE TWO   SECRETARY, IN SARCASM POINTS TO SPEECH BY SENATOR, ALMOST IDENTICAL TO SIMS’ CHARGES,

PENROSE WAS  PUSHING SIMS,   SEC. DANIELS HOLDS THE SEN ATOR RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ATTACK.   ‘Pointed to Speech of Penrose Which He Delivered in the Senate in 1918 in Which He Charged “Procrastination.”

CONDEMN ACTION   Daniels Coriveys Impression That Politics is Motive of Attack  SENATOR’S SPEECH QUOTED   Admiral’s Charges Alleged Same ae Those of Old Fight

SENATOR PENROSE BACK OF ATTACK CEARGES DANIELS   SAYS SIMS CHARGES WERE FIRS MADE BY PENROSE IN SPERCH  T-_—  a5 24 eo 2 oe eS .,. avi ee

PENROSE IS BEHIND THE ATTACK-ON THE NAVY      Dian + Charges ATG Kathered by Stind-Mat Penn.     s¥ivanipn Senta

Secretary ‘Daniels , Cunning Attack of. evivania Senator   WITNESSES QUOTE FRO! SPEECH SENATOR: MA      Naval Head Shows: eee tics Which Lead to K eninge Navy,

Pleas iiat Americans Cease “Spending Urgy” Made By Bankers.  MEETING IN WASHINGTON  Urge Cognizance of Charge That Brokers Control Money Rates.

FINANCIERS ATTAGK PROPOSED CHANGE   Proposal To Change Gold Standard Sharply Criticised By Leading Bankers In Session at Washington On Tuesday.  \

Proper Financing. of the Farming Industry Necessary to Stabilize Business and Insure Adequate Food —Optimistic Forecasts of the Business Outlook Fea - ture Addresses By Financial Experts ;

Child’ Falls Through -. Elevator ‘Shaft   Tho Bright and Beautltut ‘Lge  Daughter of. Mr... and Mrs. “Snm  “Speakes,- of Benoit, Failg Through Blevator Shaft at Chicago.

COX ‘SATISFIED: PLANS REPLY 10 HARDING QUERIES   ‘Something Interesting’ Promised Later Regarding Opponents Statement   ‘hoice Of Chairman To Be Made At Meeting At Columbus

Arrived in Columbus This Morning to Meet National Committee   Most Interest Centers in Choice of Na tional Committee Chairman.   Cummings and Moore Most Prominently Meationed, But Moore Says He Won’t Accept.

COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY   Governor Cox to Campaign In Behalf of Wilson’s League Ideas.

COX RETURNS [ROM TRIP 10 WHITE HOUSE   Democratic Nominee Says He Is Satisfied With Wash ington Conference.   LEADERS MEET TUESDAY  Campaign Problems Will Be Considered at Commit * SESS  Seeiaatien, estes

MILLION A DAY PAID IN INSURANCE   Health Conditions And Genera Betterment This Year Will Cut Outlay, Is Belief.

S1078,747,660 A ONY 5 PAID IN INSURANG   LIFE COMANY SOLICYFORD SEE! AMOUNT CUP FOR 1920— ANNUAL CONVENTION HELD

$391,917,875.1] PAID IN INSURANCE   Total Amount Paid Out Dur ing 1919 Reaches Stupendous Sum.

TO PASS UPON WAGE DEMANDS,   Pittsburgh Couneitrien Will Meet Reepivera of Tearction (ormmnye.

DEMOCRATS WILL PLAGE NO LINIT CN CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Will be Concerned Only Witt Sources From Which the Money Comes.   NEW CHAIRMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. IS A PUNSTER   Says Party Will Go Before Country With Slogan, Peace, Progress and Prosperity and With This Line Will be Cox Sure of Winning.

FIR@AIGIAL PLANS ~ OF THE DEMOCRAT!   Will Receive Contributions In Any Amount, Inquiring Only Their Source

NO LIMIT FOR CONTRIBUTIONS Or DEMOCRATS   “Strings” Not Allowed to (iitts, Managers  Announce.

 National Chairman Declares Co: Is Now Head of the Democratic Party.

DEMO SLOGAN-- PEACE, PROGRESS, PROSPERITY’   Party to Go Before Voters Wit! “Three-P” War Cry—Search light on Contributors.

WAR CHEST Ot DEMOS OPENED FOR DONATIONS   CHAIRMAN WHITE SAYS ALL GIFTS WILL BE CLOSELY SCRUTINIZED

DEMOCRATS WILL NOT LIMIT CAMPAIGN GIFTS   BUT WILL SCRUTINIZE SOURCE DECLARES NATIONAL CHATR. MAN WHITE—SAYS COX NOW IS HEAD OF PARTY—DIVULGES  ran et ete ofan aes oe oe,

PARTY PUTS NO CURB ON CUND GIFTS   Campaign Donations of Any Size to Be Received, New Chairman Declares —Plan Battle Grounds In Central West States.

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGK FUNDSYIN ANY AMOUNT   PARTY WILL BE CONCERNED ONLY WITH SOURCES, NATIONAL CHAIRMAN SAYS.   Suggestion That Gifts Be Limited to $1,000 Is Characterized . as “Buncomb” by White.”

National Chairman = Infers President Has Relinquished Control,   TO. RECEIVE CAMPAIGN FUNDS IN ANY AMOUNT   Senator Opposed to Wilson’: League Pledges Support to Nominee.

WANTS BIG CAMPAIGN FUND.   Democratic Chairman Weleemes  Contributions Big and Small.

URGE OF FUNDS WILL GOVERN Tite DEMO FINANCES   Committee Chairman Says the Giver Will Be Where Scrutiny Will Center.

uy ‘YORKERS. AND. THE GREAT SUBWAY   ALY THE NEW YORKERS, TRAVEL 'ON SUBWAY CARS:   CHI USES SURFACE CARS   Thro Aro 6,750, 50,000 PerSayis Living: in the Metropolitan District—-With-, in 20 Milos of Fitth Avonn®.

TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS OF N. Y. DISCUSSED   More Than Half City’s Six Million Travel on Subways and Elevated Lines,

N. Y.- Most Progressive Of Any Of Greater Fowns In Handline Its Traffic

Fe ae A  BRYAN TO KEEP BUSY.   Says He Will Fight Any owWet Demo-

1. “ BRYAN TO KEEP BUSY.  Sars Nte Will Fight. Any meet  " Pemocratie, Candidate, -

DRY TOWNS... “NOW WANT.  SALOONS   Seventy.Five: Por Conte of Vermont nnd psscareH ets

“WETS” ROLL uP A . BIG TOTAL OF VOTES   Indications Are Phat 195 of 248 Vers     mont Towns Iavor Liquor.

SOLUTION OF Sa ESEEI      Federal . Commission: “Advises “Appropriation of Ordinary €ommon :Sense:

GURE OUTLINED IN REPORT ON STREET RAILWAY PROBLEM   Rehabilitation Can Come Onk by Co-Qperation, Federal Commission Says.   URGES APPLICATION OF COMMON BUSINESS SENSE   Removal of Public Antagonisn to Restore Credit Urged as Primal Remedy.

USE _OF BUSINESS COMMON SENSE, TROLLEY’S NEED   Present Plight Result of Finan ‘cial Mismanagement---Hot _ Properly Serving Public   WILSON COMMISSION MAKES SUGGESTION

“ECONOMY AND BUSINESS SENSE” IS SOLUTION STREET RAILWAY PROBLEMS

CAR COMPANIES     “FIRST ESSENTIAL   Must Give T his Before _. Asking for Any’  Fare Raise

Yank §; Sporumnen Give renchman ‘Great Receptior   Carpehtier Stages Short Exhibi - tion Bout. with Major An‘  thony J. Drexel-Biddle.

DEFEAT OF WILSON BY HOUSE SHOWS DISCORE   Action on Military Training Good Example of Defective Communication at Present,   PRESIDENT MADE MISTAKE   No Necessity for Letter on Subject; Wilson Fails to Know Situation.

WILSON'S DEFEAT IN HOUSE CAUCUS NOT SURPRISING   Shows Defective Communica tion Between White House And Capitol Hill   PRESIDENT SECLUDED   Out Of Touch With Men And Affairs Or Would Have Known Sentiment

PARTY REFUSES 10 LISTEN 10 WILSOM   President’s Defeat by Democratic Caucus Shows Opposition to Military Training Is Decidedly Strong.   LETTER ADVISING DELAY WRITTEN UNNECESSARILY   Differences Between Capitol Hill and White House Are Brought to Surface by Recent 107 to 38 Vote.

GALBRAITH SENDS MESSawt TO VETERANS   National Commander of American Legior Sends Christmas Greet: ings to the Sick anc  Disabled.   HIS THOUGHTS

Commander American Le gion Sends Greetings to — Twenty Thousand Vets   IN THE HOSPITALS   Throughout Indiana, Committees Will Visit’ Sick and Disabled Soldiers

Jalbraith Sends A Christmas Message To Disabled Veterans   Will be Read or Posted on Bulletin Board in Every Hospital—American Legion To Prvoide Entertainments.

5! INFLUENZA DEATHS   Decrease Shown in Epidemic Reports in Chicago.

HELD FOR YANK SLAYING   Abrahim, Bandit Chief, Captured a Aleppo, Syria—Charged With K#iing® American,

N DALMATIA   ‘Italian. Protectorate Proposec as Solution of Adriatic Trouble.   ODESSA COMPLETELY HELD BY UKRAINIANS   Denekin’s Army Scattered o ~~ Captured Says Rome Disyatch,

SOVIETS WITHDRAW PEACE PROPOSALS   Taken as Further Indication of Bolshevik Spring Offensive Against Poland.

RUSSIAN REDS REG PEACE OFFER TO POLES   Believed Move is Prelimin ary to Launching Drive Against Poland

‘REDS’ WITHDRAW PEACE TERMS   Action May Indicate Spring Of. fensive Against Poland

THREE U. §. SOLDIERS DIE WHEN SHIP SINKS   Reported to Have Perished When Vessel Sank During a Terrific Gale.

RECONVENEL   In Kansas City to Select 36 Delegates to Natiotal Convention, -

PRED y MELONS TO HOGS   South Caroling Farniers Cannot Market. Thely Crop

EPWORTH LEAGUE   First M. E. Church Organisation 4 Ready for Winter Work.

EPWORTH LEAGUE:   First M. EF. Choreh Organtzation *! Ready for Winter Work.

WILSON READY TO MEET MINERS   SECRETARY OF LABOR REPLIES TO TELEGRAM OF MINE WORKERS

THE SECRETARY OF LABOR   Promises Consideration of Min. ers’ Claims and Will Meet Committee.

SECRETARY WILSON TO MEET MINERS   Chairman Kennedy Says Mer in Anthracite Region Will Return Monday

SECRETARY WILSON WILL CONSIDER MINERS’ CLAIMS   Cabinet Official Promises the Policy Committee He Will eet Them.

PROMISES MINE HG TO CONSIDER THEN CLMIS AT ONGE   Secretary of Labor Replies t Telegram of Policy Committee.   NO GENERAL RESUMPTION WORK BEFORE MONDAY   General Committee at Shamokin Refuses to Order Vacationists Back and Directs That Colliery Locals Meet Today to Vote on Issue.

Alot EGITOR {5 DENT 10 PRISON   Must Serve Year for Publishing Story of Ill Treatment of Prisoner.

HARDING WILL NOT URGE CALI FOR SUFFRACE      Does Not Intend to Advise Connecticut Governor  What He Should Do   WORKING HARD ON ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

HOOVER CAN’T VOTE   Affidavit of Registration Arrives Tan lI ate ¢a Allow Bailor

HOOVER UNABLE ‘(CE REGISTER   Affidavits Tao Lata” for ° Californin   Republican Primaries,

RAIL WEN GU BACK IU WORK   St. Louis Yardmen Vote to Return to Jobs Pending Board Action.

ST. LOUIS RAIL MEN GO BACK   Yardmen Vote to Return to Work Pending Action by Wage Board.

MAN AND WIFE FOUND DEAD IN CALIFORNIA MURDER OF SUICIDE   Death Apparently Caused By Gas Fumes But Food on Table Will Be Analyzed

RODIES OF TWO ARE FOUND.   Mr. and Mrs. George Sinclair Die Frem Inhaling Gas Fames.

MONUMENT FOR CANADIAN BOYS   Kallway Will Place Bronze Statues in Stations From Montreal to Winnipeg.

MIKE DE PIKE. TELLS OF BRIBES IN BOOZE RING   All Kinds of Officials Reached By Whisky” Dealers, _ He Declares

POCKET BRIBES   “MIKE De PIKE" HEITLER, HELD BY POLICE SHOWS SIGNS OF SQUEALING BIG PLOT.

‘PALMER INTERVENES   Asks Jersey Assemblymen to , Support Suffrage.

URGES SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   Palmer Writes Assembly men-Llect  ot GnaWw VJeene& _

PALMER URGES SUFFRAGE RATIFIED IN NEW JERSEY   Attoyney General Communicates with 12 Democratic Assemblymen-Elect Asking Support.

PROBATE CASES UP IN CIRCUIT COURT TODAY   Case of William P. Rider vs. Estate of Cecil Burge. Deceased, Set For Trial Tuesday.

SEVERAL MATTERS CALLED IN CIRCUIT COURT TODAY   Divorce Granted in Case of Henn Dougherty vs. Ethel Dougherty.

HONG TITUTION MO THREATENED SAYS E. H. GRAY   Small Minority Declared t Be Concealing Designs Under Word ‘“‘Labor”   SAYS EMPLOYERS OUGHT BE UNSELFISH AND FAIP   THE HONEST MAN Whe WORKS, STUDIES, SAVES ANI ECONOMIZES WILL SUCCEEI NERE, HE SAYS.

GARY ASSERTS LABOR THREATENS CONSTITUTION   Says Strikes Ave Injury To Persona . Property.

GARY POINTS TO GROWING DANGER   SAYS WORK OF RADICALS WILL UNDERMINE LAW   OUTLAWS’ ARE AMALGAMATED   H, E, Reading Says That 250,000 Railroad Men Have Formed New Or. ganization, Des Moines is Treatened With Strike

AGITATORS ARE - SCORED BY GAR   President of Iran and Stee Institute Says Small Minor-Ity ls Causing Trouble.

GARY WARNS AS  TOUNREST   Says “Labor” Used to Cover Designs Against Nations   AGITATORS ARE INSINCERE   Calls Employers and Employes to Mutual Duties

STEEL HEAD MAKES NOTABLE ADDRESS   CHARGES THAT SWALE SECTION OF SO-CALLED SLABOR" IS TRY. ING TO ANNUAL THE SOON PETETIOAYN

GARY PLEADS FOR BETTER FEELING   Head of Steel Trust Declares a Small Minority are Threatening to Undermine the Constitution Through Seltish Motives.

GARY GP STEEL CORPORATIO? SAYS STRIKES INSTIGATED. “BY A FEW.       CONCEAL HEIR Y DESIGNS UN: THE wou “LABOR,”  E CLARIS.

MINORITY SEEKING ~ 10 GAIN-CONTROL   E. H. Gary Sees Sinister Mo. tives in Certain. “Labor” ‘Movements.      URGES UNITY OF PURPOSE   Says Employers Must Be‘Un"selfish and Pair and Honest,

GARY WARNS OF LABOR DEStGNS   SAYS A SMALL MINORITY IS SEEKING TO ATTRACT THE MAJORITY.

MINORITY SEEK TO UNDERMINE CONSTITUTION   The Present Strikes Are But bistiga tlens of Part-of the Campaizn to Demoralize the Couniry

PORTUGUESE RIFLEMEN TRAIN FOR ANTWERP   By JOHN DE GANDT (United Press Staff Correspondent)

Big Stave Factory   In St. Louis Burned   Plant of €. Heinz Test reyed by Fire —toss Mstimated at. $750,000

Big Stave Factory In St. Louis Burned   Plant of C. Heine Destroyed by_Firo —Toss Estimated at $756,000

HARDING AND GOX ASKED TO PRINT MORE POLITICS   Farmer Candidate Suggest: Celuinn a Day from Each Party.

CHRISTENSEN WANTS HARDING AND COX 70 OPEN GOLUMKS 10 ALL PARTIES’ DOPE

ASKS NOMINEES TO PRINT FACTS   Christensen Requests Cox and Harding Use 1 Column Space for Truths.

TEUTONS PEEVED Al REFUSAL 10 STAND ~ WHILE BAND PLAYS   ~~_—_—_—_— PRENCHMEN BEAT UP BY KATSER'S RELATIVE BECAUSE THEY SCORNED NATIONAL HYMN.

ROUT FRENCHMEN AT MEETING   Germans Start “Rough House” Banugueters Refuse {o Sing

PRINCE JOACHIM AND PARTY EJECTED FROM BERLIN HOTE.         Rolative of Former (Raiser Ged ‘At tack on wo French Officers Whe Tetused to Saath When German  National Ain Was Played,

PRUSSIAN PRINGE HELO FOR ASSAULT ON FRENCH   Joachim Albrecht Attack: Frenchmen Who Refuse to. Honor German Air.

Former President Taft Owns Walking Stick Made From a Stump 250,000 Years Old

3 EXTRADITION CASES ARE HELD AT LANSING   Reid and White Representing lron County,

MICHIGAN WON’T GIVE UP PROHIBITION AGEN’      DENY EXTRADITION PAPER: FOR MAN WHO SHOT HURL®\ BOOZE RUNNER *

LIQUOR RAIDS NEAR MADISON   Blooming . Grove Man i Charged With Making Moonshine

COUNTRY 1S WEARY OF DOCTRINAIRES HE DECLARES   Calvin Coolidge Says People Have Had Enough of Work Of Theorists

oats a  Addresses Great Audis ce at ‘Braves  Field, :  Boston— enator-* edge ‘Also. Speaks. -

CHARLES Il. WASS.   Well-Known Young Man Died is  Portland Following Operation i rs 

CHARLES HH. WASS.   Well-Known Young Man Died it Portland Following Operation  Sid ia nen ee oa ee

Household Goods at Public Auction  "in eaian teed ep alia axa’.   FOR SALE.

BOOK WRITING AGE NOW HERE   More Novels Being Written Today Than Ever Before in History.

MORE BOOKS ARE NOW BEING REAT   (hy As*ociated Press)  Famous English Pub lisher Says Success Inspires Amateurs

DEMOCRATS BUY VOTES GEORGIA ELECTION, $ AID   Tells Committee Wood Supporters Spent $60,000

PLENTY OF “CAMPAIGN JACK” IN GEORGIA   Negro Committeeman Testifies Wood Backers Spent Around $60,000, Lowden Supporters $20,000

WITNESS TELLS UF WOOD SLUSH FUND IN SOUTH   Georgia Blacks Had Easy Pickin’ During Nomination Scramble,   “LYNCH NEGROES FOR VOTING G. 0. P. TICKET’#   Investigation by Senatorg Into Campaign Expenditures Interesting,

Investigating! Campaign Expenses t Go to Chicago and San Fran_ Cisco.

SENSATIONAL CHARGES ARE DRAWN UP   Claim Attorney General Used Office for Politteal Ende   QUIZ GEORGIA BLECTION   Negro Committeeman Says Votes Were Bought by Candidates © >

WILL INVESTIGATE PALMER CAMPAIGN   CHARGE GOLTRKA PAID EX. PENSES OF ANTI-REED DELEGATES   REED ON COMMITTEE

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE COMMITTEE HAS RECONVENED   Babler Reads Report Itemizins His Expenses in Lowden Campaign

PLENTY OF JACK PASSED OUT   Witness Tells of Big Expenditures in South During  ~  Primary Campaign   Says Negroes Who Votec for Republicans Have  Disappeared’?

LOTS OF CAMPAIGN MONEY IN GEORGI   Negro at Expense Hearing Say: Democrats Spent More Than Republicans.

TO PROBE PALMER'S EXPENSES.   Senate Investigating Committee Have Henrings at St. Louis.

b 0. P. NEGROES DIOAPPEARED’, QUUTRERNER oAYD   Leorgia Committeeman VUeclares Such Was Not Unusual—Goes Into Lynchings.   Senate Probe Will Be Traneferred to St. Louis for Paimor'’s Caco.

SENATE PROBE TO BE SWITCHED ON PALMER EXPENSE   Quiz Board To Go T: St. Louis Tonight, Kenyon Decides.

LYNCH MEN FOR ~ JOINING 6, 0. P WITNESS SAYS   Southern Colored Republicar Declares Men ‘Disappear’ Wh« Vote for Republicans :   ISAYS GREAT SUMS SPENT   Tells How Money Was Used in Pre-Convertion Campaign; ___Wood Fund is Explained

Committee Investigating Campaign Expenses to Move Headquarters to Chicago

SENATE COMMITTEE OF WaVcSTIGATION  ‘itt   OOMMITTEE WLLL GO FROM CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS   GEORGIA LP ubcICAN TALKS   Negro From Georgia Says Negroes Who Vote Repeblican Ticket in  Georgia Just “Dissppoar.”

NEGROES DISAPPEARED IN GEORGIA, IS CLAIM   Those Who Voted Republican Ticket Lynched, Johnson Charges Be Sama  Gamats ftamawmatédanm 1

{SED MONEY TO U NSEAT REED.   Charge Made Against Committeeman  Goltra of Missouri.

EXPENSE PROBE MOVES TONIGHT TO ST. LOUIS   Negro Committecman Telly Investigators Blacks Who Vote Republican Ticket “Disappear” in the South

COMMITTEE FINISHES HEARINGS IN CHICAG(   Leaves for St. Louis, Where Ii Will Open Inquiry Into  Palmer's Camnaicn.

SENATE COMMITTEE T PROBE PALMER FUNDS           Moves Scene of Investignti tignt mtr > + Ghicsgo-to Bt. Louia,      HEARINGS “RESUMED IN:  .  SEIOAGO TRIa MORNE         Principal Witness in Will Be. 5. F.: Goltrs, tional: Committeeman.      CHARGES ARE BROUGE:

51,000 OF  IT WENT TO. JOPLIN MAN   T. J. Franks Local Recipient, Co m mitteeman says— Probe Reveals a Million Was Put Up for Wood Year Ago.

MUCH MONEY SPENT IN SGUTH ASSERTS NEGRO    Tells Investigating Committee Wood Managers Spent $60,000.   G. 0. P. BLACKS HANGED

PROBE ON EXPENSE OF CAMPAIGNS «IS TAKEN TO MISSOURI   Will Now Delve Into Palmer's Activities at Bt. Lovis; Also Reed Affair

“None. Of My. “Money Was Speitt, “Let. Jen Investigate,” Déties Attorméy-Gérieral,

SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY IS HEARD TODAY   Mr. Johnson of Georgia Says Ne. groes Are Lynched For Being Republicans.

(CHARGE GOLTRKRA PAD EXPENSES OF ANTI-REED DELEGATES   REED ON COMMITTEE

MANY CALLED TO TELL (F PALMER EXPENGED   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMIT. TEEMAN AMONG WITNESSES SUMMONED.   PROBERS G0 TO ST. LOUIS   Negro Declares Wood Spent More in Georgia Than Lowden, and Demo-’ erats Exceeded Both.

GEORGIA NEGRO SAYS HE GOT $9,000 OUT OF   GOV. LOWDEN'S BARREL; DEMS. BOUGHT VOTES   Paid $5 to $5000 Each for Them; Republican Coons Vanish in South, Wilness Alleges

Negro Natioal CommitteeTnen Before Senate Com.   IS ASKED AeGUT LYNCHINGS

MR. PALMER °: NEXT ON GRILL   SENATE COMMITTEE. TO” MIS. .SOURI FOR EVIDENSE, he    NEGROES. HANGED FOR. Vor. ING REPUBLICAN. TICKET   The Committee Has Testimony Be smirching Nearly Every Party’: - and Party Leader. i

WILL AIR PALMER EXPENSES TODAY   SENATE INVESTIGATING COM MITTEE WILL HOLD HEARING AT ST. LOUIS.

BLACKS STRUNG UP WHEN THEY VOTED G. 0. P   DEMOCRATIC STEAM ROLLER was CONTROLLED BY WILSON, JOHNSON CHARGES

THE SENATE, PROBE   The Committee Resumes Inquiry of Pre-Electiog Expenses and Gets interesting Testimony.

SENATE. COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION   COMMITTEE WILL GO FROM CHICAGO 'TO ST: LOUIS   GEORGIA SiPUS-IGAN TALKS   Negio From Georgia Says Negroes Who Voto Republican Ticket in  Gcorgia Just “Disappear”

JOHNSON TELLS HS WILD TALE ABOUT GEORGIA POLITIC   Says Negroes Who Vote Repub lican Ticket in Georgia Are Lynched.   TELLS SENATE. COMMITTEE   Declares 85 Per Cent of Negroe: Are Prevented from Vcting by “Brutal Force.”’

ITSDANGEROUS FOR NEGRO 10 ~ BEREPUBLICAN   Negro Republican Committee Says They “Disappear” In Georgia.”   TELLS OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Says Much Money Was Spent ~ $60,000 for Wood, $20,000 for Lowden.

PALMER’S CAMPAIGN FUND UNDER FIRE   INVESTIGATING COMMIT TEF SHIFTS THE SCENE OF THEIR ACTIVITIES TO ST. LOUIS; WITNESSES CALLED.

CHARGE OF NEGRO COMMITTEEMAN   Negroes Lynched in Georgia for Voting Republican Ticket.   ‘APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE

Says Negro Who Votes Republican Ticket Is : Candidate for Lynching

GEORGIAN DECLARES SOUTH UNHEALTHY PLACE FOR 6. 0. P.   Negro Committeeman. Tells Senate Investigators Lynching: Not Uncommon Fate of  Race over Elections.

EGnO 6. 0. P TESTIFIED IN CHICAGO TDA)   MANY REPUBLICAN NEGROES DISAPPEAR SAYS GEORGIAN.   LYNCHED BECAUSE THEY VOTED THE G. o, P. TICKET.   Henry M, Johnson, National Commit teeman From Georgia, Testifies That Democrats Spent Scads Of Dough in His State.

PALMER'S EXPENGE WILL BE HEARD AT CONVENTION PROBE   /Reported: That Goltra Paid -$30, 000 ‘To Delegates To ° Here  « Reéd From Seat.   FINISH LOWDEN HEARING

SENATE COMMITTEE GOES 70:87. LOUIS         ‘Investigated ©   GEORGIAN: MAKES CHARGE   Negro Delegate Says Woo Spent More Money Than _ Lowden in. His State

SAYS. WOOD- MEN. TN GEORGIA   SENATE “INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE. TAKES UP CRORCIA CAMPAIGN. .   To Begin Investigation of Attorney © Gereral ‘Palmer's Mothods in St. Louis.

SENATE PROBE OF PALMER CAMPATUN EXPENSE ORDERED   Committee to Investigate Re port Goltra Paid Expense of Missouri Delegates to ‘ State Convention.

PALMER CAMPAIGN WILL BE PROBED BY COMMITTEE   Senate Investigating Committee Moves from Chicago to St. Louis —Hearings Resumed   DELEGATES PAID, iS CHARGE   Repert Says Goltra Paid Expenses of Delegates to Convention Which Ousted Reed.

REGAD TESTIFIES: ATIAVESTICATION OF EXPENDITURES   SAYS BLACKS ARE LYNCHED ' FOR VOTING THE RE-. . PUBLICAN TICKET.

INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGK CONTINUES   Senate Committer Looks Into Lowder  . and Palmer Expense Records Teday

JOHNSON OF GEORGIA TELS LURID TALES T THE INVESTIGATORS OF FLECTION EXPENGES

TO PROBE PALMER'S EXPENDITURES TODA   Senate Committee Transfers Hearings From Chicago to St. Louis; Attorney Gen. Apathetie

TELLS A WIERD TALE OF BLACKS SLAIN IN SOUTH   Negro Says Men “Dis. appear” After Voting G. O. P. Ticket

PRE-CONVENTION MONEY PROBERS LOOKUP PALMER   Scene of Activity Moved to Missouri for New  Hearings.

CHARGES SAID TOINVOLVE MR PALMER ARF UF   Senate Investigating Com:mittee Will Move Hearings to St. Louis   SAY EXPENSES OF 94 DELEGATES PAID

LYNCH NEGROES FOR VOTING REP. TICKET HE SAYS   Senate Body Contin. ues Its Probe Of Campaign Expenses Today.

‘HANG BLACKS FOR POLITICS   Georgia Negro Tells Prob_ ers It Isnt Safe to Be Republiean. —   DECLARES DEMOCRATS SPENT MOST MONEY

WILL BE.. “SIEN AN AIRING   CHARGED MISSOURL COMMITTE MAN PAID EXPENSES OF €OS:  VENTION DELEGATES

VOTE REPUBLICAN; NEGROES DISAPPEAR   National Committeeman Johnson Makes Charge Before Senate Committee Probing Campaign Expenses.   “WILD USE OF MONEY” IN GEORGIA DESCRIBED   Says Wood Supporters Passed Out Plenty—Declares Democrats Paid from $5 te $5,000 for Votes.

COMMITTEE TO SAINT LOUIS   Attention to Be Turned to Attorney General  Palmer at Once 

PROBERS COME LEI THEN WOR IN CHIC AGG   Senate Committee Now Goes: To St. Louis to Probe Palm. er's Campaign Expenditures     Negro Says Members Of His Race Disappered After Voting: G. 0. P. Ticket.

WILD UGE MADE OF SLUSH FUND Er ARGIAN SAYS   Negroes Who, Vote Republican Ticket Mysteriously Disapnear, He Tells Sanators   PALMER’S CAMPAIGN IS UNDER SCRUTINY   Committee Will Move to St Louis to Hear Witnesses on Exoenditures

COMMITTEE 10 PROBE PALMER'S EXPENSES TODAY   SENATE INVESTIGATORS MOVE HEADQUARTERS FROM CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS

Jacob Babler, Lowden Manager in Missouri, Spent $16,621 In Missauri   William Marston Says Attorney General Abused ‘Powers of His: Office to Get Delegates

CONTINUE PROBE OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   Palmer Welcomes Investigation as Committee Goes to St. Louis.

NEGROES LYNCHED FOR BELONGING T0 REPUBLICAN PARTY   Negroes “Disappeared” Unless They Voted Right, Says Slush Fund Witness.   INQUIRY COMMITTEE GETS INTO PALMER CAMPAIGN   Free Use of Money in Southerr Districts Described by Georgia Delegate.

THEY LYNCH NEGROES WHO VOTE REPUBLIGAN TIGKE)   Negro Testifies That Those Whe Vote That Ticket in Georgia “Disappesr’”

PALMER NEXT ON CAMPAIGN INQUIRY   Senate Committee Investigates Georgia Negro; Moves to St. Louis. -

GEORGIA MAN IS HEARD BY COMMITTEE   Lynching of. Negroes Due to Politics Investigators are Told

PROBE WILL BE MADE IN ST. LOUIS   Goltra, Who Is Said to Have Paid Way of 28 Delegates to State Convention that Ousted Sen. Reed, to Be Chiet Witness.

PROBE FPAAIER'S CAMPAIG)D                Senute Committe En  fo Hold Hearing Jouks.

NEGROES PUT OUT OF THE WAY?   in Georgia If They Vote the Republican Ticket, Committeeman Says

ASSERTION OF GEORGIA MAN IS STARTLING   Declares Wood Men in His State Spent About $60,000

HANG BLACK   Georgia Negro Tells Prob ers It. Isn’t ‘Safe to. Be Republican...   DECLARES DI DEMOCRATS SPENT - “MOST. -MONEY

SLUSH FUND PROBE GOES RIGHT ALONG   Palmer Says They Are Welcome To Ask About His Expenses— He is Not Interested

CIVILIANS LEFT TO REDS’ MERC)   Wrangel and 2600 Troeps Arrive In Cunstantinople Lete Vosterdar.

GENERAL WRANGEL IN CONSTANTINOPLE WITH HIS TROOP:   DEPRATED LEADER OF ANTI .. BOLSHEVIK FORCES IN’. 4 "RUSSIA REPORTED IN TURREVNEW ‘RED il ed fhe 6 ht a os

FRANCE WARNS RUSSIAN REDS   Reprisals are Threatened I Soviet Troops Harm Civilians  In the Crimea.   ANTI-REDS ARE IN FLIGHT

CONSTANTINOPLE ANARLE TOCARE: + FOR ALL-REFUGEES      i Thesetas Reds With. Re ~prieals 8 Ben Co Comes © : te

CONSTANTINOPLE UNABLE TO CARE — FOR ALL REFUGEES   ue French Threaten I Reds With Re prisals if Harm Comes to Civilians.

LITHUANIANS MOBILIZE FOR POLISH WAR   Will Aid Russ in Driv: in Poland, London Hears.

RED CROSS ROLL CALL WILL START: _ DURING THE WEEK   Task Started by Great Humani tarian Organization During the War Not Finished      GREAT WORK BEING DONE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD   Widespread Distress and Sick ness in Many. Countries

FOURTH ROLL GALL OF RED CROSS   WHICH JS NATION WIDE WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK.   BUILD UP HEALTH OF COUNTRY   Is the Outstanding Feature of the Peace Program of Organization and It ls Taxing Energies of  ‘the Workers,

ENGLISH DEFENSE FROM THIS TIME   MUST BE ESTABLISHED ALONG THE RHINE      HERETOFORE WAS ON CHANNEL   General Hirschauer, One of World! Greatest Experta on Artillery Says Long Range Gun Will Be Great Help.

WILL MAKE DRIVE.   _ Tipton County Farmers Association to. Increase Membership,

WILL MAKE DRIVE.   Tipten Counts Farmers Asseciatiorn to fnerease Membership.

DOUBLE KILLING DIOGLOGES QUAL LIFE OF BLEVEF   Found Dead In Apartmen’ While Wife Awaits Word From Searchers.

Dead Bodies of Man, Woman  Reveal Scanda   Pretty Divorcee Believed Have-Done Murder and Then Killed Herself

ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN HIGH LIFE   Murder and Suicide or Double Murder Brings to Finale Chapter of the Eternal Triangle.

POLICE DISCOVER BODIES 0! CHICAGO MAN AND HIS PARAMOUR   FIND MAUDLIN POEM WRITTEN BY WOMAN   Authorities Believe. Bleyer Shot B; Mrs. Randall, Who Then Killed Herself.

KILLING BARES  DUAL LIFE OF . CHICAGO MAI   Bodies Of Man And Womar - Found While Wife Waits -For Husband

In Fashionable le Anartment _..House at -Chicago—Mur~ der and Suicide or Double a _ Murder- Uncovers  Dual “Lives 0

DETAILS OF GUA LIFE BARED BY TRAGEDY   Man Found Dead Besid Body of Woman; Wile Awaits Him al [lome

DUAL LIFE LED BY CHIGAGOAN ~ 48 DISCLOSED   Murder and Suicide Uncovers Duplicily of Business Man   Divorced Wife of Former Soldier Figures in A Triangle Tragedy,

DEFENDS BILI   Ireland Home Rule Measure : Passed on the Second Reading. is   ASQUITH PLAN TURNED DOWN   Premier Declares Proposals Which Would Be Acceptable in England Would Not Be Accepted in lreland.,

LLOYD GEORGE DEFENDS BILL   ‘Ireland ‘Home ‘Rule Measure’ fs Passed on the Second » Reading.   ASQUITH PLAN TURNED DOWN   Premier Declares Proposals Which Would Be Acceptable in England Would Not Be Accepted in Ireland.

LLOYD GEORGE DEFENDS HOME RULE MEASUR  British Premier Likens Ireland to the South in 1861—Passed on Second Reading.

IRISH HOME RULE MEASURE PASSED   ‘Premier Says Erin’s Demand Is for Independence and  , secession,   Sir Edward Carson <Asserte Crime Committed Recently in Ireland ig Work of Men From the United States,

LIKENS ERIN TO SUUTH IN (86!   Lloyd George Defends Home Rule Bill in Commons.   PASSED ON SECOND READING   Asquith Plan Is Turned Down—Car. son Attacks Government Measure and Declares Men From America Are Causing All Trouble.  a

PUBLIC DEBT SS BEING REDUCES   Mr. Harding’s Criticisms of Treasury Plan of Financing Draw Statement From Secretary Houston.

DECLARES HARDING IGNORANT OF FAGT:   J _ Houston Answers Financ ing Criticisms.

CRITICISM DRAW ATTACK BY HOUSTON   Speeches of Harding on War Financ. ing Causes Secretary to Declare  Nomince “Badly Advised. *

THE TRI-TOWAOHIP  CALE FEedING CLUI   ELEVEN CONTES+ANTS START ID THE RACE—A Jg(NE BUNCH OF CALVES TG WORK ON

THE TRI-TOWNSHIP CALF FEEDING CLUB   ELEVEN CONRESTANTS START IN THE RACE—A FINE BUNCH OF CALVES TO WORK ON

Early “Resumption of Normal Conditions: Expected to Follow Settlement: ‘of General Walkout - 

FRIENDS OF OTHER CANDIDATES SEEK TO SMOKE OUT BOOSTERS OF FORMER HEAD OF TREASURY   Communication With Little Band Of Active Workers Has Been Cut--No Indication  That He Is Saying Anything -- Cox Forces Angry At Palmerites.

Former Treasurer, Refusing to Come Out Will Have to Be Smoked Out, Coon  Fashion  WILL NOMINATE FRI. Other Candidates So Far  Unable to Form a Coalition Against the Mystery Man

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT SEA OVER SELECTION OF A NOMINEE   Bais Prospect Of Clearing Party. Platform. ‘Through Convention By. Thursday Permitting Balloting To Start That Night; No Prospect Of Practical Coalition Of Factions.

DEMOCRATS PLAY NEAT HTTLE GAME   Crown Prince Is Admitted A: High Possibility Among Candidates

MESSAGE FROM WILSON AMONG OTHES 10 C0)   CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS POUR INTO NOMINEE's OFFICE IN COLUMBUS FROM  ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.

CONGRATULATORY ME3SA GES SHOWERING ON OHIO NOMINEE      AN INTERESTING CONVENTION BUT NO RECORDS SHATTERED

GUA UELUGCE BY MESSAGES   !   Congratulations Come to Ohic   Governor From All Parts of the Country.   HEADQUARTERS TO BE IN COLUMBUS   Expects to Remain on Gubernatorial Job Until Term Ex-

POLICE SEARCH HR SUSPECTS i MURDER CASE   Women Friends of Dead Mar Sought

Several Towns on-‘Sea “Of Azof Recaptured -. By Bolshevik: Troops

‘CYRUS PIERCE DIES : AT HOME IN TURMAN TP.   Aged Pioneer Resident of Sullivar County and Veteran of Civil War Passed Away Tuesday.

NEW FARM POLICY TO BE OUTLINED   Second Annual Convention of American Farm Bureau Federation to Meet in Indianapolis Dec. 6   LIST OF SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED   Delegates of Million and More Members of Farm Federation Expected to Attend

FARM BUREAUS [N NATIONAL MEETING   Will Convene at Indianapolis, Ind, “ i.

NATIONAL POLIGIES WILL BE OUTLINED BY FARM BUREAUS   FEDERATION CONVENTION — ‘F¢ MAKE HISTORY FOR AGRICULTURE

BIG GATHERING OF FARM BUREAU LEADERS MONDAY  AGRICULTURISTS ARE TO GATHER IN INDIANA   PROMINENT MEN WILL DISCUSS NEW POLICY

FIVE MILLIONS 70 BE RETURNED IN INCOME TAXES   COMMUNITY PROPERTY LAW WOULD GIVE WIFE HALF OF HUSBAND'S PROPERTY

COMMISSION TO HEAR PLEA OF RAILROADS   Application and Increase Inter: State Rates Will be Heard

ORDER HEARINGS ON RATE RAISE   (LLINOIS RATLROAD PLEA TO BE CONSIDERED SEPT. §.   Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Hearings at Chicago—State  Commission Refases Advance,

ILLINOIS RAILROADS GET HEARING SEPT.   Intrastate Commission Orders Session to Hear Plea of Companies.   IS REFUSED BY ILLINOIS

ON .INTRA-STATE RATES   Hearing Will Be Held for Ilinois Roads September 6

A HEARING ON. WNTRASTATE. He   LLLINOIS: -RALLROADS: ASK: O°" INCREASE INSALU RATES   IN CRICARR -SEPTEMAEA    Pho Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Hearings on Re quest tor Ip EPCS of, Freigne and  Passenger Rafes,” é gi Be Pe

Will Hear Petition of Illinois Roads For Increased Fares on IntraState Business.

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION TO TAKE UP ILLINOIS SITUATION.

SPECIAL RATE HEARING CALLED   ILLINOIS INTRASTATE TARIFFS TO BE CONSIDERED AT CHICAGO SEPT. 8

i a ‘Commerce Commission To   Intervene Where Rates of  Railroads Were Held Void

ILLINOIS RATE HEARING SEPT. 8   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Exercises Transportation Act Authority.

A HEARING ON ARASTATE HATE   TUTENGIS RAILROADS, ASIC: INC REASE IN- ALL RAPES      IN CHICAGO. SEPTEMBER §   The Taterstate Connmerce Commiésion Orders Hearings on Request for Increasg of Freight. and: Passenger  A Rates.

ROADS TO MAT WITH ILLINOIS   Fight State’s Refusal t Reise Rates   HEARING SET FOR SEPT. 8   Turned Down Passenger Hike anc Raised Freight Fees Only 33 1-3 Per Cent

HEARING I$ ORDERED ON RATE RAISE   Illinois Commission Balks in Raising State Rates.

ILLINOIS RATE FIGHT HEARING SEPTEMBER §   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Take a Hand in Controversy.

I. C. C. to Help _ The Railroad:   Conine reo © ‘omission Will fi¢er vene When Stutes Ke* Fase Inerease

WILSON QUT OF IT   PRESIDENT IS NOT CONTEMPLATING THIRD TEEKM,   He Makes This Poimt Clear in State. ment to Chairman.

WILSON OUT OF IT   IDENT IS NOT CONTEMPLAT. ING THIRD TER        a toe Hie Makes This Point Clear in State. mnent to Chainnan,

MISS RANKIN WITHDRAWS   Will Not Run For Lieutenant Oovernnr in Mantans.

Forces of New Government Are Being Disposed at  Strategic Points to Try and Capture Bandit  Chieftain Who Has Announced Opposition to Government.

Calles’ Ultimatum Answered: By. Marshaling. Nucleua’ of Army and Taking to Field With Price Upon His Head   General Accused of: Slaying _Catranza Ordered. to’ Give Up; De La Huerta Selected President Till New Election

Adolfo de la Huerta, Chaser by Congress as Ad Interim Head of Government Takes Office June 1.  LAST HONORS TO LATE PRESIDENT  Notice to Foreign Diplomat: Declares Carranza Hac “Rebelled Against — the Constitution.”

Mexican Government Puts Price OF 100,000 Peses On Bandit's Head   LEADER OF POLITICAL PARTY”

VILLA AGAIN AN OUTLAW   ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS PRICE PLACED ON HEAD OF BANDIT CHIEFTIAN.

VILLA AGAIN BEING SOUGHT AS AN OUTLAW   Forces of De Facto Government Move Against Man Who Threatens Reign of Terror.

100,000 Pesto REWARD OFFERED   Bandit Chieftain Threatens Another Period of Murder and Pillaging.   FLEEING BEFORE TROOPS

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS PRICE PLACED ON HEAD OF BANDIT CHIEFTIAN.

VILLA DEFIES NEW MEX, GOVERNMENT BECOMES BANDIT   With Price On His Head : Hunted Quarry of ‘ Troopers..   Return to Outlawry Answer te -de la Huerta’s Ultimatum * ssued Week Ago.

VILLA ON WARPATH AGAINST NEW RULE   Bids Defiance to New Government Which Puts Price on His Head

VILLA DEFIES GOVERNMEN 7   mnsurgent Leader: Again a Bandit Among His. Own People  —'

VILLA ON WARPATH {f AGAIN FUGITIVE FROM THE FEDERAL TROOPS   HAS PRICE OF HUNDRED THOUS. AND PESOS ON HIS HEAD AND FLEES FOR LIFE,

Villa Stays An Outlaw   Bandit Chief Defies New Regime; Hunted by Revolutisnists; $100,000 Reward Qui,   REPLIES 10 ULTIMATUM WITH HALE.MILLION HOLDUP

AUTOPSY SHOWS CARRANZA WAS NOT A SUICID!   Col. Herrero’s State. ment Refuted by Post Mortem

LARGE REWARD IS OFFERED FOR THE CAPTURE OF VILLA   Forces of Defacto Governmen' Engaged in Hunt to the Death of Outlasr.   THROWS , BACK DEFIANCE

VILLA DECLARES WAR ON 73RD ~ GOVERNMENT OF LAST 99 YEARS   ‘Pancho Defies Calles’ Ultimatum and Again Becomes An Outlaw Among His Own People—Levies Tax On Wealthy Mining Companies  i

Notorious Bandit Bids Defi. ance to New Governmen’ and Flees With Big Pric On His Head.   CLAIM OF CARRANZA’S SUICIDE NOT BELIEVED   Gol. Herrera Makes Effort tc Glear Himself ‘of Murde: Charge—Funeral of Form er President is Held.

AWAIT REPLY OF VILLA; DEMAND HIS RETIREMENT   REVOLUTIONARY TROOPS BE. ING PLACED AT MANY STATEGIC PLACES   PERMIT BANDIT LEADER TO TAKE HIS FOLLOWERS

SAYS CARRANZA KILLED HIMSELI   Gen. Herrera Insists on His Claim that Former Presi  © dent Committed Suicide to Escape Capture by the Rebels.   FEDERAL GENERALS LOCKED IN PRISON BY REVOLUTIONISTS

VILLA IS DEFIANT.   Bandit Leader Asain Becomes an Cutlaw Aunong His Own Feopte~ Price on His Head.

TOLD TO QUE OR FIGHT HE! - CHOOSES TO FIGHT,   The Fisst Job of the New Govern. ment, Therefore, WHE Be to  to Afier Old Pancho,

VILLA DEFIES THE: NEW GOVERNMENT   BANDIT LEADER AGAIN BE COMES OUTLAW AMONG HIS OWN PEOPLE.   DE th HUERTA CHOSEN   Former Sonora Governor Selected Provisional President of the Republic of Mexico By the Congress.

REGISTER. SATURDAY   EVERYBODY: IS REQUIRED = T¢ HAVE THIS QUALIFICATION,   “Women of the county Especially ‘Urged to Register.

AEBIOTEH oAIUADA)   EVERYBODY ES REQUIRED TO HAVE THIS QUALIFICATION,   Women of the County Especially Urged to Register,

ONE NEW HIGH SCHOOL EVERY DAY, U.S. MARK   Report Shows Nation Has Kept Up Record Clip for 28 YeaveNedtly ‘  2.000,000 Students Enrolled

ONE NEW HlGh SCHOOL DAILY   IS THE MARK WHICH HAS BEEN SET"BY U.S.   The Nation Has Kept Up This Rec ord Clip for Twenty-Eight Yeara ‘Nearly 2,000,000 Students  Are Enrolled.

ENT MEETS CABINET FORFIRST TIMEIN 8 MONTHS   SESSIONS LAST ONE AND ON! HALP HOURS-—PRESIDENT i IN BACELLEN? SPIRITS   DISCUSS RAIL STRIKE   Attorney General Palmer Expected to Issue Important Statement Today—-Four Nw Sec retaties Atvud the Meeting

Palmer Reports Communie Behind Strike; Arrests Exe. pected Immediately —      LABOR BOARD NOT YET . CONFIRMED BY SENATE   PRESIDENT ISSUES Re CALL FOR MEMBERS OF. rHk BOARD TO MET IN WASH INGTON,

CALL RENT GRABBERS “PERNICIOUS EVIL’   Governor of Wisconsin Urgec to Call Special Session. :

~ Formation of a Political Organization Would Be “Detrimental to” the Interests — Of Labor” is the Declaration Made. By - Gompers, National Workers’ Leade:

DUMPERS OPPOSES LABOR PARTY—SURE TO FAIL~-HE ONO ONLY HOPE 1a NON-PARTIOAN FIGHT, 10 ELECT  INBOTHOLO PARTIES MEN FRIENDLY 10 THE UNIONS

GOMPERS REJECTS LABOR PARTY AS SURE OF DEFEAT   Federation Executive Harshly Condemns The Plan.

SEPARATE POLITICAL LABOR PARTY CAN ONLY BE DISASTROUS TO WAGE EARNER—-GOMPERS

SEES DISASTER IN LABOR PART}   GOMPERS IN OPPOSITION TO MOVEMENT   Says Fermation of New .Party Will Be Disastrous To  Labor.

Labor Party Would Be Detrimental to Union Interest, Says Gompers

GOMPERS SCORES WOULD-BE PROMOTER OF PROPOSED POLITICAL LABOR PART)   “By What Right,” He Asks William Mitch, Indiana Labor Leader,” Do You Assume To Declare American Federation of Labor Policy impractical ?

LABOH PARTY Io NOT DESIRABLE   Samuel Gompers Tells Mr Mitch of Indiana   WOULD BE DETRIMENT      'o Cause and Exactly in Line with that which is Most Ar. dently Desired by Those Who Seek to Oppose Labor American Federation Lead. er Writes.

GOMPERS OPPOSES FORMING NEW PARTY OF UNION MEN   Sends Sharp Note Criticising Act ot Indiana Federation Chief for At. tempting Such Thing.   ‘fie the Aesectated reese)

GOMPERS HURLS WRENCH IN COGS OF LABOR WHEE]   Assails Effort to Draw Federation Into Politics as Party.

So Declares Samuel Geinpers in Caustic Letter to Leader of New Political Mave.   MEANS ONLY CALAMITY AND. DISASTER FOR LABOR

GOMPERS DECRIES LABOR PARTY PLAN AC CHIPIAT PA {ty   Division of Vote: Would Cause the: Election of Foes, He Declares.   REPLIES TO INDIANA MAN    Predicts Day of Reckoning {fs At   Hand For Those Who An taronize Cause.

OPPOSES LABOR PARTY,   Gompers Says Scheme Would be Detrimental—-Replies to Mitch's Telegram.

GOMPERS AGAINS! LABOR PARTY   In Next Election. Declares Political Party Would Prove Detrimental to   THE CAUSE OF LABOR

GOMPERS: EXPLAIN ATTITUDE 10 NEW PARTY   Proposed Political Body, He  Says Would Be Detrimenta  Jo Interests of Labor

LABOR PARTY PLAN DELIGHTS ENEMIES, ASSERTS GOMPERS   A. F. of L. Leader Sends Spirited Telegram to Leader of Indianz State Labor Party. —   DEFENDS A. F. OF L. PLAN   Declares Political Labor Party  Would Be Detrimental to: Interests of the Worker.   CHALLENGE TO MITCHELL   “Day of Reckoning’ for Al! Who, Oppose Labor at Hand,” He Tells Indianapolis Man. -

GOMPERS NOT IN FAVOR OF LABOR PART}   Scores Indiana Labor Leader for His Proposal   RESENTS HIS ATTACK QN AM. FEDERATION   Believes Labor Party Would be Detremental to Unions

KING TAKES UP LORD MAYOR'S CASE   Dozen Others in Critical Condition.

MONARGH TAKES UP MAG SWENEY CASE   King George and Premier ir ~ Communication About Lord Mayor of Cork.

REVOLT IN TORREON — REBELS IN CONTROL   Mesieo City Cut Of From Railroad Transportation— Federal Troops Preparing Fer Defense.

PRESIDENT IN  MANIFESTO HAS ANNGUNCED HIS FIRM PURPOSE   Will Refuse to Give Up Government to Enemies In the Crisis  TORREON HAS FALLEN  People Must Select the Next President at the Polls, He  Wreiuskeaane

VENIZELOS WAY i QUT AL mL   Son Says Royalists Won by Spending Money. Lavishly. -Vertizelos Will Hold on Un: til the Allied Policy is Defiri Statler Distoeminad

VENIZELOS NOW DESPONDENT AS RESULT DEFEAT   Son Declares He Is Liable T: Quit Political Game Permanently,

VENIZELOS IS MUCH PEEVEL   Over His Defeat at the Poll. and May Retire From Politics.

GETTING VOTES FORFIGN BURNS TGALISH WORK   Jarding Sets Off A Fuse Which May Burn Himself  And Mr. Cox.

POWERFUL ARGUMENT IS PRESENTED BY HARDING   Both Parties Apt to Have Finger Burned: Uniess Careful Bays Lawrence. .   HAS TO DO WITH LEAGUE   'G, 0. P. Nominee's Classification of Document to Have Tre- ‘ mendous Effect.

GOV. COX CHARGES HAYS FALSIFIED DENYING QUOTAS   Makes the Assertion Before Crowe In State Fair Grounds At  Milwaukee, Wisconsin   FLAYS SENATE OLIGARCHY HARDING IS REACTIONARY   Republican War Chest and League of Nations Formed Major Part of the Day's \ddresses,

UA PAGES LIE TO WILL HAYS IN FAIR SPEECH   Democratic Nominee in Most of Speeches During Day Flays Senate Oligarchy and Criticises Harding as Reactionary.   “HIG BUSINESS” DONORS   G. O. P. Money Diggers Instructed to Destroy All Evidence So That Nobody Might Know What Is Going On.

HAYS STATEMENT UNDER GATH WAS FALSE SAYS GOX   Declares G. O. P. Quotas Exist, Assails Harding Today’s Speech

HAYS’ DENIAL OF (. 0.P. QUOTA IS ALSEHOOD’- COX   Senate Oligarchy’ Again Flayed by Governor.

PIN RACERS      _Declares Hays “Perpetrated __ Deliberate Falsehood Un-~ “der Oath.”   REITERATES. CHARGE cxliee —_OF..$15.000.000_ FUND   Republican War Chest and ~Eeague of ‘Nations Feature ddress.

(OP CHIEF GIVES OATH TOBRAZEN FALSEHOOD-CO)   HAYS’ DENIAL OF QUOTAS BRINGS ATTACK FROM DEMO

weratic. Leader Again Shout ‘hood at the Republican * National Chairman.   p WeOPrER WHILE HE WAS UNDER OATH, SAYS

COX REPEATS SLUSH FUND CHARGE, CALLS HAYS PREVARICATOR   Governor Asserts at Milwaukee Republican Chairman Told Falsehood at Hearing   G. O. P. Instructions Were to “Destroy Papers After Banquets” Declares Democratic Candidate.

DEMOCRAT HEAD ~AGGUSES HATO OF FALSEHOOD   The Existence of Alleg ed Republican Quotas is Basis of Charge.

COX HITS AGAIN AT HAYS SLUSH FUND   RENEWS CHARGE THAT QUOTA! HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED TO VARIOUS CITIES   DESTROY PAPERS--.UPHAM   “Money Diggers’ Ordered to Leave No Scraps of Evidence at the Table After Luncheon.

CONTINUES TO HURL MUD AT REPUBLICANS   Joker in Wilson Deck Lacks Real Campaign Issues to Discuss.

GOK ACCUSES HAYS OF PERPETRATING FUND FALSEHOOD’   Governor Declares Chairmar Under Oath Told Untruth ir Denying Existence of Repub. lican “Quota.”

FALSE OOD TOLD BY HAYS UNDER DATH AT PROBE  CHARGE OF CO   Republican Chairman Told a Deliberate Lie When He Denied the Existence of a Campaign Quota,   SENATE OLIGARCHY : FLAYED BY SPEAKER   -eague Will Insure International Disarmament, Insure Peace; Harding Dodged Senate Roll Calls.

BITTER ATTAGK ON WILL fIAYS MARE AY GOVERNOR COX   Charges Republican Chairmar Deliberately Perpetrated Falsehood Under Oath.   MAKES SEVEN SPEECHES IN TOUR OF WISCONSIN   Champions League of Nations and Calls on Senator Harding for Unequivocal State. ment of Peace Plans, Saying He Has Changed Front.

COX DECLARES HAYS LIED AT F  SENATE PROR      Sticks to Charge That G.O. P. Is Raising Ric Ouota.   MEETING BREAKS UP IN CONFUSION   Democratic Nominee Renews Attack on Senate Cligarchy.

COVERNOR MAKES BITTER SPEECH AGAINST CAMPAIGN METHODS USED BY G.0. P.

Asks Senator Harding to Be Specific on Stand Concerning Putting Teeth in Hague Tribunal and League.   DECLARES CANDIDATE CAN’T EVADE ANSWERING   Reiterates Charge That Quotas Exist Despite Testimony of Hays and Upham Before Senate Committee.

D0X CHARGES REPUBLICAN JHAIRMAN PERPETRATED “DELIBERATE FALSEHOOD”

COX GIVES LIE TO WILL HAYS   DECLARES REPUBLICAN C@amMAN 4 FALSIFMIBR,   PLACED IN THE PERJURY LIST   BOLT LOOSENED DURIJG A NIL. WAUKER SPEBCE.   Peugee-lashing Is A@dmintetered by Demoeratic Neminee Under Streen of State Fair (rewé—Harding Asked Qurcetieons.

POX ACCUSES HAY OF FALSEHOOD I CHIGAGO HEARING   Den nocratic Can di idate Talks at Wis-consin State F air        CROWD FORCES SPEAKER TO QUIT

NOOSEVELT' TRIP PAVES WAY: CHEERS GREET CHICAN   To Make Five Speeches at Milwaukee; Hundreds Hear Candidate   COX INSISTS THERE IS G. O. P. QUOTA   League of Nations Idea Is Absorbed by Public Everywhere

COX REPEATS HIS QUOTA CHARGE AND SAYS ENEMY IS LYING ABOUT MATTER

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN “SCORED 4S FHLSIFLER   (HAYS’ DENIAL 1S DELIBERATELY PERPETRATED FALSEHOOD, COX CHARGES. ,   CACATION AT MILWAUKEE   Democratic Nominee Again Charges G. 0. P. With Plot to Buy Presidency.

HAYS DELIBERATELY LIED TO COMMITTEE SAYS GOVERNOR COX   Challenges G. 0: P. Chairman's Statement that Republicans’ Had no Quota   BRANDS GPPONENT AS A - REACTIONARY CANDIDATE   Cox: to Visit Minnesota State Fair on Monday

COX DECLARES HAYS PERJURED HIMSELF   Democratic Leader Declares Republican Chairman “Pernetrated Falsehood Under Oath.”

(. 0.P.QUOTA. LIST EXISTS HE DECLARES   Democratic Nominee As« sails Republican Chairman and Charges He Failed to Give Truth to Senate Probers,

BOV, COX HURLS PERJURY CHARGE —AREWILL HAYS   Refers to to Latter’s Testimony  { Regarding G. 0. P. Campaign Daatelihatiana.

GO\. COX CHARGES HAYS WITH FALSIFICATION IN HIS CHICXGO TESTIMONY

DANIELS REPLIES 10 G.0.P. NOMINEE   Says Untted States Attitude Toward San Domingo And Haiti Due To Treaty   Expresses Surprise Over Charge Made by Harding

DANIELS REPLIES TO 6.0.P. NOMINEE   Says Harding Misrepresents Conditions ef U. S. Rule in Haiti and San Domingo.

MISE CRE OF HAT! RULE   Secretary Daniels Says Treaty Obligations are Being Observed.

-RETRERCHMENT WILL BE UNDERTAKEN bY PA, A. OFFICIALS   Expect 5,000 Employes Wil Be Laid Off In Columbus.

A WAITING GAME ON THE TREATY   PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS ARE EYKING EACH OTHER.   NEITHER READY TO MAKE MOVE   Wilson Holding the Whip Hand and in Position to Wield Lash On Party Headsa—tThird Term Still a Possibility.

WILOON FAVORS  MAKING TREATY PARTY SSII   President Expected To Ignore Demand For Statement Of Plans.   HAS NO IDEA OF RUNNING AGAIN   No Word Expected Uniii Democratic Convention  Meets In June.

RACE IS DECLARED OFF   Dying Wind Makes it Impossidle for Sloops to Finish Within Limit.

SLOOP UNABLE TO FINISH I TIME ALLOWED   Next Race {is to Determine Whether U. S. Keeps or . - Lipton Takes Cup   SIR THOMAS TO TRY AGAIN IF DEFEATED   Sportsman Has Spent About One Million Deilars on 4920 Contest

DRIFTING, DRIFTING ~ AND NO HIND S MAY'S TALE      Resolute and Shamrock Make Only Nine Miles Out of Thirty Set for Contest

FINAL YACHT RACE I$ SLOV   Contest Developes Into : Drifting Affair — The Resolute is Leading   IN‘ FIRST FIVE MILES   eo nee  After Two Hours Out— Race Was Delayed—At the Jersey Coast ,

CALL FIFTH YACHT RACE OFF   Resolute Had Two Mile lead When Wind Gave Out.

RACE IS CALLED OFF   YACHTS FAIL ON TIME LIMIT; NO WIND,   Defender Leads the Challenger When Officials Stop Fight—Final Contest This Afternoon.

DEFENDER 2  MILES AREAD WEN RACE DECLARED OF   Sloops Unable to Finish Within 6-Hour Limit Agreed Upon   RESOLUTE BETTER IN DRIFTING MATCH   Lipton Says He Will Send Another Challenger if Beaten Now

YACHT RACE '§ Ger   Because of Lac: of 2ree7e Boris Fail on Limit. — '   a Reselute Leads Shamreek When th: ONicial, Stop Cruciai Fight fer the Cup.

Cup Race Called Off With Resolute 2 Miles Ahead;  Unable to Finish in Time

GALL OFF AGE WITH RESOLUTE FAR AHEAD   Dying Wind Makes It Impossible for America’s Cup Defender to Cross the Finish Line Within Time Limit

Defender And Challenger Fail to Finish Within Time Limit in Fifth In. ternational Race.   RESOLUTE 2 MILES AHEAD   American Yacht Had Everything Her Own Way— Only Nine Miles of Course is Covered.

‘YACHT RACE IS OFF   Because of Lack of Breeze Boats Fail on Limit.   iRegolute Leade Shamrock When the Officials Stop Crucial Fight for the Cup.   ! ‘

Because of Lack of Breeze Boats Fail on Limit.   Reeolute Leads Shamrock When the Officials Stop Crucial Fight for the Cup.

LACK OF WIND ROGS DEFENDER OF THE VICTORY   Resolute Was Two Miles ir Lead When Race Was Declared Off.   SIR THOMAS LIPTON MAKES STATEMENT   Sportsman Says He Wil Challenge in 1922 if Defeated This Year.

AEGULUTE IN LEAD TWO MILES WHEN AAGE GALLED OF   Dying Wind Made It Impossi ble for Cup Sloops to Finish in Time Limit.   ANOTHER EFFORT TO DECIDE CONTEST TODAY   In Rambling Fight for Breeze American Yacht Captured Lead, Which She Held anc Increased During the Res! of the Drifting Match.

. . FIRE ON WATER FRONT IN GALVESTON, TEX   Three Persons tilled end Iwo Infared and Property Damaged to Matent of $400,000,

REPORT OBREGON 1S ENROUTE 10 SONDRA   Disappear From Mexico City and Belief Is They’li Join  PR aunlvtinnicte

WHITE HEADS DEPOSIT BANK   Son of Late President Chosen Leader in Reorganized Institution— Harry J. Laughlin Is Cashier.   NEW OFFICERS

BARS NEW PARTY FROM MISSOURI   RULING BASED ON SIXTY-DAY CLAUSE IN PRIMARY STATUTE

THIRD PARTY IS BARRED OUT   Cannot Get On the Official Ballot  in Missouri.

BAR FARMER-LABOR PARTY IN MISSOUR   Candidates Ruled From  Officia Ballot in State by Sullivan's Decision.

BILLY SUNDAY. ON ASEBALL HONEST!   FAMOUS EVANGELIST AND FORM. ER BASEBALL PLAWER GIVES His OPINION

American Boy Will Not Lose His Faith in Baseball; Exposure of Crookedness Lesson, Says Sunday

BILLY SUNDAY .— _DEPLORES BASE BALL SCANDAI   Famous Evangelist and Former Star of the Diamond Declares American Boy Will Not Lose Faith in the Game

GRAND JURY T0 CONTINUE PROBE   Members Will be Appointed as Special Investigating Body After Terms Expire   OTHERS INVITED TO CONFESS   What is Left of White Sox Team Leaves For St. Louis For Final Series of Season

DECLARES YOU CANNOT MIX TN BAD COMPANY AND GET ‘AWAY. WITH TP ,   PATE OF EDDIE CICOTTE ONE OF SADDEST FEATURES CONTED WITH SCANDAL

SUFFRAGISTS CONTINUE rHGHlT 10 HAVE COURTS NULLIFY THE INJUNCTION   As Long as the Injunction Stands Governor Roberts Is Powerless to Certify the Ratification   Injunction Forbidding Legislature Clerk From Certifying to State Department Officials Is Also Granted Antis

SEEK VACATION “DE COURT ORDER   SUFPRAGE A DVOCATES WILL TRY TO HAVE THE TEMPOKARY INJUNE TION DISSOLVED   THE ONLY BARRIER   Until the tnjunetion is Nutligied the Governor Cannot Certify Ratifiction of Amendment secretary of State al Washington.

PROBE DROWNING OF W. W. LEADER'S WIFE NEAR CHICAGO   Point Finger of Suspicion at Husband Whose Story Does Not Satisfy Officials —Pieked Up After Clingine to Boat For Hours

ae INQUIRY  - IN DROWNING AT ’ LAKE MICHIGAN   l. W.-W. Leader’s Siory of His Bride’ s Death Shows 

FEDERAL OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE oTURY OF WOMAN'S DEAT   Drowning In Lake Michi gan Now Under Probe.

Harding Ig 8 Lor the Women      Ws Grant of Suffrage is Weleame Ts Ropublitaus fn Cem.’ jose Blection

RATIFICATION OF SUFF. MEASURE AID G.0.P., SAYS   Harding Declares Wom en of Country Will Stand by G. O. P.

Harding Calls Cox’s Party Foe . To Big Reform   Hint of. “Dry”: Stand. Throw. ni As. He: “Praises:

HARDING GREETS WOMEN VOTERS   Predicts they -Will Follow Republican Standard.   OPPOSITION AGAINST THEM   Suffrage Victory is Menaced Fy Covert Purpose of Opponete, Said Candidate.

Rewly Enfranchised Elemeht of Voters Find Republicans Party of Reform      SUFERAGE VICTORY WON  BY WOMEN, DECLARES

HARDING SAYS G.0.P. PLEASED WITH SUFFRAGE   Thinks “Recent Reform’ Wil Be Saved by Feminine Vote  Says Democrats Have Refusec lo Enforce Reform Politics

HARDING ASSERT SUFFRAGE ON LEVEL (F INDEPENDENCE   Republican Nominee Says New Achievement Takes Rank in Milestones of Nation.   G. 0. P, LEADER WELCOMES INSPIRATION OF WOMEN   Republican Nominee Predict4 More Wholesome Politics With Women In.

SUFFRAGE WELCOME TO REPUBLICAN PARTY’ SAYS; HARDING   Says Great Moral and Social Reform. Menaced by Covert Purpose of Opponents )   Women to Be Full Partners in Shaping National Programs ‘And Political: Policies

HARDING ASSERTS SUFFRAGE MEANC VOTES FORG. 0. P.   Nominee Says Women Will Not Back Democrats Because of Their Opposition to Great Moral Reform.

WOMEN WON OW  N VICTORY: HARDINE   Predicts They Will Stand With Republicans.

HARDING PLEASED TO SEE SUFFRAGISTS WIN   SUPPORT OF WOMEN FOR RF: PUBLICAN POLICIES IS ALMOST CERTAIN; SAYS VICTORY IS DRAMATIC.

6.0. P. GREETS WOMEN NOTERS HARDINE. SAY   Great Moral. Reform ts Now ' Menaced by Opponents, As- :  serts Harding   CITES RECORD OF PARTY AS REASON FOR CHOICE   Democrats Notoriously Against Social industrial Betterment, Adds Nominee

CAILLAUX MAKES LAST PLEA   Former French Premier Lays Treason Charge to His Enemies—Appeais for Justice.

WARN OFFICIALS TO KEEP ELECTION FREE   Mexico Authorities Issue Cir cular Letter,

GAUTEMALAN PRESIDENT WANTS ELECTION ORDE   ; . ie >  Herrera Issues Proclaiation Call  ing on People to Maintain   + Order at Elections.-

NEW GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED IN GUATEMALA CITY   President Carlos Herrers Notifies Officials to Keep Hand Off in Coming Election.

NOULO TRALE ~ QUT WAR DEBT   GERMAN PLAN PROVIDES FOR ~ ALLIES Te BUY GOODS AND MATERIALS

GERMANS PRESENT PLAN FOR PAYING WAR REPARATIONS   Proposition Laid Before Financial Conference at : Brussels .   GREDITOR NATIONS 10. GET GOODS FROM MANUFACTURERS   Manufacturers to be Paid by the German Government

CUMMINS MAY RETIRE.   Charles E, Pickett of Waterloo Doubtleas Would Be Appainted Senator, -

GREATEST NIGHT IN Tht LIFE OF WARREN HARDING   His Nomination As Candidate for President Biggest Step Ever Taken.   Rests From Efforts of Dra: matic Hours Which Gave Him Coveted Prize.

Members of Labor Party in Parliament Seeking First-Hand Information  on Puzzling Question.

WILL STUDY CONDITIONS IN IRELAND   Members of Labor Party in Parliament Seeking First-Hand Information on Puzzling Question.

WOULD CREATE COAL COMMISSION WITH EXTENSIVE POWERS   Alabama Considers Giving I Authority Over Wages and Prices.

Cross Examination of Ex-Governor Deferred—Relates Connection With 1918S Campaign.

OSBORNE TESTIFIES AT NEWBERRY TRIAI   Tells of Defeat For  Senatorship at 1918 Primarie By Ford And Principal Defendant

Advised Detroit Politician te ‘Get What It’s Worth’ Out of Newherryv Managers.

OSBORN TESTIFIES W NEWBERRY TRIAL   Once Tried to be Governor o Michigan and “Thought’ He Was Candidate for Sen ator, He Tells Jury.

ANGTHER PRISONER HUNG INTHE CHICAGO JAIL   Third Man Within 24 Hours To Pay The Penalty On The Gallows. —

CHICAGO HANGS THIRD MURDERER THIS’ MORNING  MOST HARDENED SLAYER WHO EVER OCCUPIED ” DEATH CELL.  HOPFEN FAR REPRIEVE

BOONE COUNTY JUDGING TEAM AT AMES THIS WEEK.   EXPECT KEEN COMPETITION IN SOUTHERN MEET.   Texas Employing Full Time Coach For Its Live Stock Judges; Boone County Team Representing lowa Leaves Friday.

TEAM PREPARING FOR ATLANTA TRIF   BOONE COUNTY JUDGING TEAM AT AMES THIS WEEK.   EXPECT KEEN COMPETITION IN SOUTHERN MEET.   Texas Employing Full Time Coach For its Live Stock Judges; Boone County Team Representing lowa Leaves Friday.

ROMANCE OF NORTHLAND COMES TO ABRUPT END   Canadian 1     mband lina Wife oso Another Mau Arrested in ited States,

NO ACTION TAKEN ON RUSS TRADE AT CONFERENCE   Premier Millerand Insists on More Definite Assurances frem Soviet Government on War Ob lications.

GONFERENCE AT BOULOGNE AD: JOURNED   No Decision on Resumption of Commercial Relations With Russia   Lloyd George and Millerand Satiefied With Reeults of Conference

ADJOURNMENT OF CONFERENCE   Of the Allies Comes Without Decision on Resuming Trade With Russia.   DISARMAMENT IS AGAIN DEMANDED OF GERMANY   British and Bolshevik Frade ; Delegation Will Hold An i otheredinnfhrannetw Sandias

TAKE NO ACTION ON RUSS TRADE   interallied Conference at Bou: logne Adjourns Without Reaching a Decision.   FRANCE WANTS DEBTS PAID   Premier Millerand Insists on More Definite Assurances From the Soviet Government Regarding Payment of Russia’s War Obligations.

Inter Allied Conference Hits Snag On Russ Problem.  MEETING DOES LITTLE  [taly Refuses Plans O1 England And France, Report,

GONFERENCE AT BOULOGNE AD: JOURNED   No Decision on Resumption of Con mercial Relations With Russia   Lloyd George and Millerand Satisfied With Results of Conference   New Allied Note to Berlin Demande  Immediate Disarmament of Germany.

ALLIES SEND NOTE DEMAND GERMANS PROCEED TO DISARM TROOPS “AS AGREED   No. Decision Reached on ‘frading With Russians   ITALY INSISTS _ ON HAVING SAY   Waiiis Restraint on Greeks Whe Will Attack Turks—New Indemnity Program

PREMIERS = POSTPONE ACTION   Adjourn the Boulogne Meeting Without Settling Question.   WAR DEBT STUMBLING BLOCK   Millerand Insists on More Definite Assurances From the Soviet Government Regarding Settlement of ”  aor s  the Old Obligations. — .;>

9 TAKE NO ACTION ON RUSoTA   Adjourn the Boulogne Meeting Without Settling Question.   WAR DEBT STUMBLING BLOCK   Millerand insists on More Definite As surances From the Soviet Government Regarding Settiement of the Old Obligations.

SERIOUS CHANGES IN IRISH AFFAIR IG LATE PREDICTION   DAILY MAIL CORRESPONDEN! GOVERNMENT REVISION Ss IMPENDING   DIVISION AMONG COUNSEL:   Clean Sweep if the Cattle is Being Urged as the Only Means of Escape From the Confusion

SUB CHASER THOUGH ‘SUBMARINE A LIQUOR SMUGGLER   3-4 Cruising Over Floride Coast Was Fired Upon by Chaser, Which Thought i Was Engaged in Illegal Li. auor Traffic—Sub Not Hit

AMERICAN SUB FIRED UPON   Was Suspected By Chaser of Being Liquor Smueevler.

FIRE ON DIVER AS SMUGGLER   Guards Off Florida Coast Mistake S.-4 for Booze Runner, the Commander Reports.

THOUGHT U-BOAT SMUGGLEF   Florida Coast Guards Mistake Diver as Booze Runner.

PLAN INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN AS WELL AS MEN   ECIALISTS WILL SPEAK’ HERE FRIDAY AND "SATURDAY AT COUNTY TRAINIING SCHOOL

PLAN INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN AS   SPECIALISTS WILL SPEAK HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT COUNTY TRAINIING SCHOOL

‘Afraid of Electric Switch and Was “Scared  ~~ To' Death,” the Physicians State— Found Dead in Standing Position With Hand On S witch By Fellow Emplover—No Mar ks On Body.

JOHN G. GETZ MET PECULIAR DEATH AT BETHLEHEM PLAN]   ‘Afraid of Electric Switch and Was “Scared To Death,” the Physicians State— Found Dead in Standing Position With Hand On § witch By Fellow Emnlover—No Mar ks On Body.

PURDUE SFECIAL AT VEEDERSBURG   FARW EQUIPMENT DISPLAYS COMPRISE NOVEL TRAIN EXHIBIT

PACIFIC STATES ARE CLASSEDAS HOPEFUL OALOST BY GOY.CO   Democratic Candidate Says Antagonistic Press Will Not Print Campaign News    HITS PHOENIX TODAY

Governor Cox Is In Arizone   Nominee In Conference As To Campaign Plan For Western States.   BELIEVE SOME ARE  HOPELESS TO DEMS   By HARRY L. RODGERS, International News Service Staff  RnwerseemrmranAan?

UX DOUBTFUL VER albbton OF BIG STATES   yovernor To Concentrate On Certain Pacific States.

HUNGARY IS DRAPED IN BLACK   Country Goes Into Mourning Over Peace Treaty Terms.

ALL HUNGARY IN MOURNING   Everything in Black When Terms of the Peace Treaty Are Published.

PEACE TERMS HIT HUNGARY   Nation Goes Into Mourning on Publi. cation of Treaty.

FIFTHINDUSTRY ~ FOR GETTYSBURG   idly i. Burgoon Announces Plans For Canning Factory i Pt an   START IN A FEW WEEKS       ‘To Erect Plant in East End. Almost mplayes Needed to Can AES,

FIFTH INDUSTRY FOR GETTYSBURG   d. 1, Burgoon Announces Plans For Canning Factory Here.   START IN A FEW WEEKS   To Erect Plant in East End. Almos' Sixty Employes Needed to Car Peaches and Tomatoes.

N.Y, BAR CONDEMNS ASSEMBLY’S ACTION   Socialists’ Suspension Is - Frowned On, 174 to 117   Resolution Proposed. by Hughes anc Backed ‘by Other Notables -

ic Hearings, How. x, Will Not Start ntil Next Tuesday   iDY TRIAL IS URGED   Suspended Assemblymen il Be Represented by Hillquit and others

HARDING SPEAKS ON SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   Says Republican Party Attitude Is Being Misrepresented   EAGER FOR PASSAGE   Would Be Glad to See Demo, cratic State Decide; Republicans Have Credit Enough

HARDING DEFENDS SUFFRAGE RECORE   WITHOUT REPUBLICAN SUP. - PORT REFORM HAD NO  CHANCE, HE SAYS.

ALC I  HARDING OPPOSES ‘POLITICAL PLAY 0} SHEE ACT’ TO ALL BUT SELF; REA

WOMAN SUFFRAGE HARDING'S THEME   Senator Charges Misrepresent. _allon of Republican Attitude,   MSSUES A SHORT STATEMENT

REPUBLICANS ARE IN FAVONG OF SUFFRAGE   Harding Claims Party’s Atty Always Been Favorable f Safirage ar

HARDING HOPES BALLOT WILL && ~GIVEN TO WOMEN AT EARLY OME   Republican Nominee Is Indifferent As To the Political Complexion of the Next State to Ratify.   WANTS IT SETTLED BY NOVEMBER ELECTION   3. 0, P. Is Entitled to the Credit For That Reform Ever Having a Chance for Ciuccess, He Ciaims,

SAYS REPUBLICANS DUE CREDIT FOR WOMAN SUFFRANGE   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE RESENTS “PERSISTENT MISREPRESEN. TATION” OF FACTS,   STATEMENT 15 ISSUED   Ohio Senator Declares Credit for the Reform Ever Having Chance of Success Belongs to His Party.

HARDING RESENTS. SUFFRAGE CHARGE   Says Republican Party Deserves Credit for Persistent . Support   PATIENCE SORELY TESTEB  Characterizes the Attack As~ ‘Persistent Misrepresenta~ tions’ In ‘Statement

CLAIMS CREDIT FOR SUFFRAGE   Harding Reviews Repub. lican Party's Attitude   timeamen Chiba

HARDING OBJECTS T0 BEING NAGGED ABOUT SUFFRAGE   Says There Is Persistent Misrepre sentation of the Republican Party   CARES NOT WHICH STATE IS TO COMPLETE RATIFICATION   Record Shows That Republicans \re Responsible For Submission and Most Adoptions

REPUBLICAN STAND TOWARD SUFFRAGE   SENATOR HARDING RESENTS MIS-~REPRESENTATIONS.   Twenty-nine Republican States Have Ratified Amendment Giving to Women the Rights of Franchise.

REPUBLICANS BEAT DONKEYS 370 1 FOR SUF   29 G. O. P. STATES IN SUFFR'GE RONKS WHILE ONLY 7 STATES ARE DEMS’

HARDING URGED RATIFICATION BY EITHER PARTY   Resent Making Suffrage Cam  paign Iseue; 29 Republican  States Ratified.

HARDING CATERS TO WOMEN VOTER   Senator Harding Talks of the Republican View as to Suffrage and He Hopes for Ratification.—Addresses Card to Negro Women.

HARDING RESENTS SUFFRAGE CRITICS   CLAIMS ENEMIES MISREPRE. SENT ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY ON QUESTION,

ClFFRAGE OWES REPUBLICANS ONLY GHANGE OF SUCCESS   Senator Harding Resents Per sistent Misrepresentations of Party’s Attitude.   DEPLORES EFFORTS TO MAKE POLITICAL CAPITAL   Hopes Ratification Will be Accomplished Before November, No Matter Whether Democratic or Republican State Finishes the Job.

REPUBLICANS WON SUFFRAGE   Harding Replies to Some Critics of Party, on  Question.

G.0.P. RECORD [S DEFENDEL   Harding Raps Attempts to Show Republican Party is Opposed To Ratification.   DEMOCRATS STAND HELD DEPORABLE IN CONTRAST   Nominee Voices Desire to See Women Voting By November; Misrepresentation Resented

SENATOR HARDING RESENTS MISREPRESENTATIONS AS TO HIS ATTITUDE ON SUFFRAGE

6.0. P. PROVED FRIEND OF SUFFRAGE, -HARDING   WRATEVER HAS BEEK ACCOM. PLISHED DUE TO REPUBLLCANS, NOMINEE SATS.   RATIFICATION §1$ URGED   “Persistent Misrepresentation” of Party’s Aititude Is Resented in Published Statement.

IEPUBLIGAN NOMINEE RESENTS EFFORTS 10 MAKE SUFFRAGE A NARROW PARTISAN ISSUE

UFFRAGITS OWE THEIR ALLEGIANCE TO REPUBLICANS   Harding Resents Persistent Lies About Attitude of the G. 0. P.   DEMANDS FAIR TREATMENT

RUHR ISSUE MAY CLEAR UP BY Tht END OF THE WEEK   View Expressed In Offi. cial Circles In England.   BRITISH RETICENT ON THE SITUATION   Have Not Committed Themselves To Any Formal Decision On French Advance.

EXPECT ISSUES. TO CLEAR SOOK   Premier Idoyd George Pre sides at Long Session of  Cabinet Held Today.   BRITISH ATTITUDE IS NOT YET ANNOUNCED   No Formal Protest onFrance’s “Action Has Been Made by Germany to I. S.

HUNT MURDERER OF FAMILY)   lowa Ptan Charged With Killing Wife and Two Children—Couple Were Separated. ~

SEEK MURDERER OF FAMILY   lowe Man Charged With Killing Wife and Two Children,

Harvey Beasley, Charged With Murder of Wife and Two Young Children— Couple Had Quarreled.

SLEW WIFE AND CHILDREN AT WEBSTER CITY   Sleuths Lose Trail of Alleged Murderer at Iowa Falls —Murder Done Sun  daaw

TROOPS  DISARM : NEGROES   ‘Fear of Renewal of Outbreak Ir "? " Arkansas Causes Strict Measures,

RACE TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS    Bloodshed Between Whites and Negroes at Dumas. A NEGROES ATTACK SHERIFE

SOLDIERS DISARMING _ NEGROES TO AVOID RIOTS IN ARKANSAS   Troops Are Sent to Burnis Mills - Following Attack on Officers ’ Whose Prisoner Is Taken

ROOSEVELT CHOSEN FAD VICE-PRESINENT   Election of Running Mate for Cox Is Made by -Unanimous Consent. ~

DEMOCRATS PICK ROOSEVELT T 0 BE COX’S TEAMMATE   Assistant Secretary~ of _the-Navy-Named by Acclamation 

 COMING CORN SHOW   ALD AT LINNEUS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER RIGHTEENTH. ©   THIS THE CHOSEN YEAR FOR THE BEST SHOW YET   All Growers Asked to Help Make This th wae gph ghar cpanat , of Linn County Golden

WAGES MuS! DECLINE CONGRESSMAN CLAIMS,   Relies on Banking System te Avert Depression.

SAYS WAGES MUST DROP   Can Not Cut Prices Otherwise, Says Congressman-Elect Burton of Ohio.

WAGES MUST FALL AYSCONGHESSMAN LECT T.E.BURTON   Remuneration for Labor Must De cline With Reduction in Prices   CURRENCY INFLATION   One of the Chief Causes tor Present Depression in_All Business.

(0 CONSIDER WARES   CONGRESSMAN BURTON SAYS IT IS A NECESSARY MATTER   Not to Stabilize Them Would be a Mistake, He Avers

Onl CONGRESSMAN ASSERTS THAT WAGE SCALE MOST LOWE!   B URTON REVIEWS HISTORY OF . COMMERCIAL DEPRESSION, SHOWING THAT CRASHES FOLLOW PROSPERITY

SUPREME COURT TAKES RECEsS   Prececedinua-. Pending Involwe A p Pointment of «Mil Receiver.

SUPREME COURT RECESSES,   Action Due to Pending Proceeding on 1 Chee.

SUPERVISORS IN SESSION   HOLD ‘ONEK DAY MEETING : LAST — UESDAY. a a.

5160,000,000 FOR RECLAIMING SWAMPS   Is Proposed in Bill Which Was La qd Before Confer of Governors Teday.— ‘Paid Back . in Twenty. five  -Voarna.

SEEK A HUGE FUND TO RECLAIM LAND   TWO HUNDRED FIFTY MIL. LION DOLLARS BE ASK ED OF CONGRESS   AFFECTS SOUTH MOSTLY   70,000,000 Acres of the 80,000,000 Involved Are in the Southern States, Says D. W.Ross.

WITNESSES IN NEWBERRYCASE CROWD THE HOTELS   Interest in Trial of Michigan Scnatos Centers Around Newberry Camptign Correspondence.

SEN HE GN) ATINE      yplasion oat 7 tsburgh. Penn: aylania, ird Men in Shait

GALLS LOWDEN A CROOK AND LIAR   Chicago Mayor Says Gover nor’s Crew Will Get Crack on the Jaw..

THOMPSON SCORES GOVEANGA LOWDEN      Mayor. of Chicago Declares Stat “Exeeentive is “Crook and Liar; Offers Apology. _

SOCIALISTS WILL Bil) FOR SUPPORT  OF THINKING MEN AT FALL ELECTION   Radical Left Wing its Defeated On National Convention Floor   'HILLQUIT IS THE PILOT.   Appeal to Labering Man Will Be Made Plain  Enough For Masses

SOLIALIST PARTY TO DISCARD OLD RANIGAL TERMS   od  Will Make Appeal Te Laboring Men Through Logic.   USE HILLQUIT PLAN   Predict Socialist Vote Wil Reach Three Million in Fall.

FRENCH IN. FIRM NOTE   Don't. Want. Britian sto Give : mp Contiscated German Property.

PROPERTY RIGHTS: WILL BE CONT a IN PEACE TREAT   Great Britain’s Denouricing Of Rights: to Confiscated German Property’ Calls 4 . Protest From. France, . ‘Accot'dine to Dispatches.

Iie bate WILL Be GWEN TRIAL   PARE Wb UNTO XS WEEE GPG RAILRCAD LAW TRIAL   RO beMES STE NOW   The Unions Will Not Nov: Contest the Coustitutionality of the Reorganivation Baw,

GENERAL STRIKE — AT THIS TIME 1S IMPROBABLE  ee   Official Says “We Are All Good Amer icans and Desire To Get Along With the  President.”

WILL CONSIDER WAGE DEMANDS RAIL EMPLOYES   Unions and Committees Asked to Name Re presentatives

aT WE AAD   Executive Aaking: for Selec: tion of Representatives for '  -° Tribunal ‘on Salaries

RAILROAD MEN VOTE TO GIVE NEW LAWS A THOROUGH TRIAL   Decision Means Threat ened Strikes Will Be Held Off.

UNIONS TO GIVE LAW A CHANCE T0 WAKE GOOD      “All Americans, Desiring to Aid President,” Says Official.

UNIONS PLEDGE TO GIVE THE NEW _LAW FAIR TRIAL   Will Hold in Abeyance Plans To Test Its Constitutionality  STAVES OFF WALKOUT   “WE'RE ALL GOOD AMERICANS AMD  DOSIRE TO AGREE WiTH WILSOM ’’ LABOR SAYS

IT BRINGING  ABOUT A SETTLEMENT OF THE WAGE DEMANDS.   Hold in Abeyance Plans to Test Validinty of Law — Danger of General Strike . at This Time Removed.

WAGE BOARD IS PLANNED BY PRESIDENT   Tribunal of Railroad Bill is  to be Formed at Onaa   BROTHERHOODS MEETING   New Law is to be Tried Out— Strike Danger Removed

LWAY UNIONS ILL GIVE NEW BILL A TRIAL   » Execttives Decide That  Constitutional Test of Law Be Made Until lis Work.  fins Been Tried Out" ~

RAIL WORKERS WiLL NOT STRIKE NOW.   Decide, by Vote, to Give’ New Rail Law a Trial and ta Hold Demahds in Abeyance. Strike Danger Passed.

THE UNIONS WILL  -GLVE THE NEW LAW. [A TRIAL FIRST.   This Means There Will be rio\General Strike and That we Wilt Nave Peace For Awhile.

All Danger of Rail Strike Is Removed: Unions Agree To Give Law Fair Try Out   Plans to Test Constitutionality’ of Measure Held in Abeyance Wilson Prepares to Set up Proposed ¢ Wage Tribunal. ,

‘Stay Plais To Test The + Gonstitutionality Of ke{ 3 5 Gently Enacted Measure      WILSON 10 TES! WAGE BORY

RAIL EMPLOYES READY TO GIVE. PLAN A TRIAL   Plans to Test toh of Act Delayed to ry It   DANGER OF GENERAL STRIKE HAS PASSED CAPITAL BELIEVES   Will Not Press Demands -. For Wage Increase at Present Time.

Union Leaders Vote to jGive Rail Law Tria’   Test Coase Held Up- Danger of General Strike Declared Removed  “We're All Good Americans” ea Se oe Mercere see Lk ANE

RAIL UNIONS TO GIVE LAW A FAIR TRIAL   Reported the Brotherhoods Have Voted to Let New Railroad - Law Show lis Strength.   AVERTS DANGER OF STRIKE   President ls Writing to Union: and Railroad Companies to Name Board Members.

FOR RAN WARES   ACCEPTANCE OF FINDINGS OF BOARD NOT MANDATORY ON EITHER GROUP.

WILL TRY NEW RAILROAD LAW   All Danger of a General Strike at This Time Is Removed

UNION MEN WILL GIVE NEW LAW FAIR TEST   Will Neither Strike Nor Contest It in Courts Until It , ' Has Had a Fair Test.

PUT OFF RAILROAD STRIKE   Brotherhoods Decide to Give the New Law a Try.Out Before Pushing Wage Demands

RAIL STRIKE DANGER ELIMINATED, BELICE   Officials are Ready to Give New Law a Trial Before Testing Legality,   NOT TO BE SUBMITTED

AGREE TC ‘T NEW LA: ANE AFA” TRIAL   Danger of a General Strike Is Removed By Action Of Union Leaders: Are Good A  mer ieans   ALSO HOLD MAKING TEST OF CONSTITUTIONALITY   President Wilson Prepares Plan For Forming Tribunal For Hearing and Settling   Disputes

SHUTS m0 VE AEM AAD LA L FAIR TRU   Willl Stand by President Wilson as Good Americans   TRIBUNAL PROVIDED TO SETTLE PROBLEMS   Workers to Appoint Six Representatives to Arbitrate Demands

RAIL UNIONS TO GIVE LAW TRIAL   DANGER OF GENERAL STRIKE AT PRESENT REMOVED.  Union Official Says “We Are AD Good Americans;” Will Not Attack Legality of Measure.

RAILROAD UNIONS WANT TO) GIVE NEW LAW FAIR AND IMPARTIAL TRIAL   ALL DANGER OF AN IMMEDIATE  STRIKE NOW SEEMS TO BE PAST, SAYS REPORT.

All Danger of Genaral Strike - Present is Believed Remove by Union Leaders.   DY UNION Leaders. LEADERS WANT 10 BE FAIF  Claim all Good Americans anc Wish to Foliow Chief Execu tive.   LEADERS WANT 10 BE FAIR

PRESIDENT S FORMING RAILWAY WAGE BOARD   Writes Road Officials and Unio. Chiefs to Name Six Representatives Hach,   COMPLETED BOARD i8 TO CONTAIN NINE MEMBERS   President Will Name Three from _ Publis and Select Three from Other Groups,   APPROVAL UP TO SENATE   Decisions Must Be By Majority Vote; Public Opinion to Force Acceptance.

All Vanger Of Genaral otrike al - Present is Believed Removec by Union Leaders.  = ei ae scene =  LEADERS WANT 10 BE FAIR  Claim all Good Americans anc Wish to Fol.ow Chief Execu: tive.

UNIONS VOTE 10 GIVE THE NEW RAILROAD MEASURE FAIR TEST SFFORE RESORTING 10 STRIKE   One Leader says: ‘‘We Are All Good Americans and Desire to Go Along with the President as Far as We Can’”’: Not to Test New Law.

nt RAILROADERO VOTE NOT 10 CALL STAKE FOR AWHILE   Will Defer Action Until Constitutionality of. Law Is' Tested Out—Want to Give New Law a Trial

Big Demonstration at Mac Swiney Funera:   Sinn Feiners Plan Services That Will Make a. Great, Impression on the Crowds in London.

FUNERAL 10 BE BIG ONT   LAST RITES WILL BE GREATEST DEMONSTRATION OF THE KIND IN ENGLAND—INQUEST  THIS MORNING.

DEFIANT IN LIFE SO IN DEATH   Demonstration at MacSwiney Funeral Planned by Irish   POLIGE REMAIN ON GUARD   inquest Today—Lady Mayoress Rate Many Messages

CLOSE MINES AND SMELTER   Cananea Consolidated Copper Co. t Suspend Operations in Mexico

CANNANEA MINE WILL CLOSE ON ACCOUNT STRIKE   Employs About a Thousand Men in the Cannanea District, Sonora.

O'HARE RELEASE BELIEVED TO BE FIRST OF SERIES   Wilson Is Expected to Grant Freedom to Other ‘Political Prisoners’

UVERNMENT HoHT ON FOOD PROFITEERS RENEWEL   Agorney General Palmer Trains His Guns on Hoarders  of Vast Stores of Foodstuffs and Hopes for Good Results

€. A. FINKBINE DIES   Brother of Atlantic Man Head» o - ‘Wisconsin Lumber Concern.

SUFFRAGE VOTE HELD BACK IN DELAWARE LEGISLATURE   Mississippi Finally Refuses to Ratify and Now All ‘Eyes Center on Assembly in Dover.

MURDER MYSTERY WAS EXPLODED   Skeleton of a 16-Year Old Girl Found in Bay Loft at Quawa, Iowa.

FOUND A SKELETON,   ‘But Theory of Murder Exploded by Long Memories.

JAM WILL BE : MADE A HOTEL   Emptied of All Prisoners Since Prohibition Took Effect.

JAIL TURNED INTO HOTEL   Prohibition Has Wrought Marke Change in Iilinois City.

“PROHIBITION EMPTIED JAIL’   Illinois Town Turns Local Bastile Into Hotel - As It Was Empty

COLUMBUS PEELS EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE TUESBA'   arial Tieup of Passenger Trallic Coupled With Complete Fr Idle. ness Cause

PASSENGER TRAFFIC HIT   NO RELIEF EFFECT IN COLUM. BUS; 2,000 OUT,

~ TWELVE MEN  ARE DESIGNATED BY EDMUND MOU  As Professional Mon ey Getters of the Republican Party    And Have Been Subpoenaed to Appea Before Slush Fund Hearing.

SUBPOENAS OUT FO PARTY MONEY GETTER   Republicans Designated 8B. Moore Will Appear Before Comrmulttee.

SUVET ARMS WEREFURNISHED BY THE ALLIES   TART OF OLD STOCK WHICH WA: SEXT TO RUSGIA DURING WAR PERIOD,

ARMISTICE DAY CASE PROBABLY WITH JURY   information Charging Ten Defend. avis With Marder of Arthur Mekliresh Filed.

ARMISTICE DAY MURDER TRIAL GOES TO JUR)   Ten Defendants Are Now Charged With Another Killing.

SEEK SEEK THIRD WOMAN IN CHICAGO CRIME   Efforts to Trace Mysterious Tele   phone Call Which Led to Dis covery of Victims, Are Made

SEEK WOMA DOUBLE MURDER   Was With Actresses or Night They Were Slain   Party: Traced to Gafe a Midnight Saturday

AFTER THIRD WOMAN      Police Trying to Solve Double Murder Mystery

SOLDIERS IN AMBUSH SURPRISE SINN FEINERS ON TARCET RANGE; 1 DEAI

TWO NOTES DIFFER FROM 4 PREVIOUS SUMMARIES   Supreme Connell Will Consider ‘Today and Saturday Reply to Three (ierman Commtnieations.

GERMAN NOTES RECEIVED,   Offers to Withdraw Supplementary Troorms From Rabhr Revion.

FORD ACQUIRES RAILROAD; COAL SUPPLY ASSURED   Michigan Manufacturer Expect ed to. Make Improvements to Benefit Other Industries   2,000 EMPLOYES ON ROAD

A RAILROAD   To Relieve Difficulty in Coa Shipments.   EXTEND WAGE BONUS PLAN   Some 2,000 Employes Affected: Other Detroit Industries Will Benefit by Deal.

FORDBUYS — RAILROAD IN OHIO   FOR PURPOSE OF GET TING BETTER COAI SUPPLY FOR HIS IN HITSTRIiTFG —   Detroit, Toledo -& Ironton Road Runs Direct to the Ohio. Southeastern Bitum-tmaoug Coal Kields

FORD BUYS ROAD 10 HAUL COAI   BUILDER OF AUTOS ACQUIRES RAILWAY TO SUPPLY HIS FACTORIES WITH FUEL

LEGION WILL ELECT   Soldiers Hold Meeting in Legion Hall Tomorrow Night

ENGINEERS CONFER ON WASTE OF FUEL IND SAVING. PLANS   Lack Scientific Methods fo   Preventing Fuel Shortage,  Topic at Convention.

DWINDLING. FUEL SUPPLY DISCUSSED   American Society of Engi neers Talks Over the Problems to Be Encountered.

SUGHAN CLAN Who KIQNAPED ot MEAIGANT   PRINCIPAL IN) “EMPTY GRAVE!’ CASE WARES STATEMENT TO THE SHERIFF,

ALLEGED DEAD MAN COLLECTS TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS LIFE INSURANCE IS ARRESTED   3. J Cochran, of Aspermont, Claims He Was Held Seven Months By Mexican Bandits and Mrs. Cochran Coliects the Monev. Is In Jail.

. HELD PRISONER   Said He Was in-Hands of Mexican Bandits ‘Seven Months

MAN WHO WITNESSED TROU BLE IN NEW MEXICO DESCRIBES DETAILS.   MANY SHOTS WERE FIRED   Mr. Latham of Stonewall County, Helped Cochrain Remove His Family From New Mexico to Texas.

JENNY CHESTER. IN CLUTCHES OF LAW ONGE MORE   ‘Alleged Slayer Who Leaped  Through Window ‘of ‘Train~ r >. de ‘Recaptured :   CHARGED WITH ‘MURDER . LOUIS <GIRt   Jetactive Tells How Prisoner , Eluded Him : When: Cutts” ‘Were -Removed”:

va CHESTER ~ CAPTURED. Toe       Hoxed® Murdores of Kansas Cit . Society Gil, “Reported Hel “ “ja Chstedy. ”      TAKEN NEAR OCONTO, NEBR       Walking  Abing Counte: Rowd—Tells: Orticers ee is ¢ 2° Man Wanted,

MRS. PEETE HELD.   Indicted for the Murder of J. C.. Denton at Los Angeles.

INDICT MRS, PEETE DENTON MURDER   This Is the Climax of One of Most MySierlous Murders of Recent: Years,

Chaplain E. A, Edwards Chairman of Committee of Ministers to Work Out Details   ‘nion Church Service at Robinson Gym Sunday Will Be Addressed By Dr. Lindley

SCHOOL AUTHORITIES TO. AL= LOW CREDIT. FOR WORK::: DONE: IN CHURCH.   Chaplain E. A. A. Edwards Chairman of Committee of Ministers to Work Out Details           Uuion Charch Service at Robinsort Gym Sunday Will Be Address. a ed By Dr. Lindley

LABOR REJECTS SERVICE PART)   [OWA FEDERATION INDORSES WORLD WAR VETERANS BUT TURNS DOWN THIRD PARTY.

BURLINGTON HAS STATE LABOR CONVENTION   Meeting at Ft. Dodge Refuse to Irdorse Third Folitical Party.

Johnson Wins By Big Majority In Home State   California Senator Snows Hoover Under by Biggest Primary Majority So Far Recorded, With Lead Growing as Returns Pour In.

JOHNSON SWEEPS HOOVER OFF THE POLITICAL MAP   MAJORITY MAY REACH 150,000, FRIENDS CLAIM EVERY COUNTY.   INDIANA RESULTS CONCEDED CLOSE

JOTNODN WIND GALTFORNIA WIDE MARGIE GVEA AUOVER: WOOD VISTOR IN UNVANA   Senator Gets 26 Delegates from Home State, Scoring a 2 to 1 Vietory Over the Other “Favorite Son”—His Friends Elated.   GENERAL WOOD HAS LEAD OVER  FIELD IN THE HOOSIER STATE

DAMAGE. TRIAL   Cushing Against Fraker Case Placet On Trial Today.

DAMAGE TRIAL      Cashing Against Fraker Case Placed On Trial Teday,

COMMERCIAL SIDE OF = ‘ AVIATION DEVELOPING   y Officer Studying Dirigible: broad Says America Must “ Prepare'to Meot Issue.       WESCRIBES NEW BALLOON.   a port Declares other Nations ‘ Are Far Behind German in Airship Building.

UNITED STATES MUST PREPARE £9 MEET ISSUK, SAYS s COL, HENSLEY   GERMANY LEADS   Huns Arc Far Ahead of Other Nations in Eatest lmprovements of Planes, Says Auteri can Expert  #

AERIAL LINERS ARE COMIN(   Commercial Navigation Of Air Will Soon Be Fact

FAKE LANDLORD RENTS FLATS   Man Strutting Around Near New Buildings Collects Deposits of From $10 to $20.

He'll Take Deposit on Apartment, But. You'll Never Pay the Balance

NEW KIND OF RENT PROFITEER IS FOUNI   N. Y. Has Some Who Accept Deposits for Rented Apartmente They Do Not Own

POLIGE SEARCH FOR NEW AIND OF RENT PROFITEER Thi NEWARI  Pompous One Struts About Apart mont Posing fe fandiard and

NN FEINERS  2  HHO ENDED HUNGER STAR FAY   After Being Without Food 93 Day: Are Gaining In Strength.

NEW RECORD ct! BY 16 INGH SHELL AT NAVAL PLANT   PROJECTILE BORKS iTS WAY THROUGH THIRTEEN INCHES OF STEEL

eta enacts ili ener eel  BORES HOLE IN ARMOR PLATE    Sixteen.inch Shell Found Up to Re ;  autremet ts.

McADOO WILL STUMP   “ormer Socretary of Treasury An nounces He Will Make Speaking Tour for Cox,

HUIST BY THEIR UWN PETARD   Seven Killed in Dublin Toda) While Experimenting With Bombs.

SEVEN ARE KILLED, FIVE ARE WOUNDED  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ae ied tore er

BOLSHEVIKI ARE REMAINING FIRN   Polish Successes Have No Effect Ox Russian Peace Delegates at Minsk.   STILL CERTAIN OF VICTOR

POLISH VICTORIES HAVE —  NO EFRECT ON BOLSHEVIK! ReIeeaArTece AT miNaw

POLISH VICTORIES SEM NOT TO HAE \FFECTED “WANTS” OF SOVIET PEACE CLAIMS AND WISHES   Preparing to Strike Crushing  - Blow Upon the Disrapted  and Fleeing Columns of  the Bolsheviki 

RUSSIANS JUST _ AS HARSH WITH THEIR DEMANDS   Polish Victories Do Not Seem To Affect Soviet Peace Delegates at  Minsk.

POLES CONTINUE MARCH FORWARI      Big Victory Is Not Affect. -- ing Bolshevik Delegates In Conference.

CARRANZAS CAPTURE BUT A FEW HOURS   TRYING TO MAKE HIS WAY SAFE. LY TO THE UNITED STATES BORDER

Note from Provisioaal Government of Mexico Pats State De 1 In Bad Hote—Scek the Advice of Presidest  Wilson

REBELS ‘CLAIM CARRANZA IS. ALMOST CAUGHT   Brilish and French Subjects Ask Their . , Governments. For Protection.

SOLDIERS, CROWDS ~ CLASH IN STREETS   Tension. irt_8 In ¢ a8. St nsstenst hi pads  ‘Arreste

Dublin Street Fights Add To Irish Tension   Troops Rail Building Floating Sin Flag and Are Forced to Pight Way Through Mob—150 Ontices are Destrosed

DISTURBANCES REPORTED IN MANY SECTIONS   Easter RebelsDestroyTax Offices and Barracks in Twenty-Seven Counties

i. ( ‘Jasl es Betipeen Soldiers — and Crbwdg Mon (lay Night intensi fedl Situation.

LIN 1S SCENE OF CLASHES   rs Hold of Irish Mobs by Machine Gun Fire

TENSION OVER IRELAND GROWS   Outbreaks in Many Parts o Country Result in More Tax Offices Being Destroyed.

TENGION TIGHTEN IN QUBLIN SECTOR   SOLDIERS ARREST 4 SIND FEINERS AND FIGHT OFF A BIG MOB   Number of Police Barracks and Tax Offices Burned During Easter Sunday Raised to Hundred and Fifty

Machine Rifles,  Raya note Dri no  ” Off lrish Mob.      é : ot . Tension Tucreases in Dublin   Following Clashes With  Saldiers and Crowds

Congressional ‘leaders Called Into Conference — Much  Pragrece in) Neaniialiane

TREATY 18. SETTLE 1.5. JAP LANG RO   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS -T( TAKE PART IN CONFRRENCE TO FRAM KAGREEMENT

ASKS COUNSEL ON JAPANESE TREATY   State Dept. Consults With Congressmen.

CONSULT SOLONS REGARDING PACT   Preparations For Negotiations With Japan.    OFFICIALS. SOUNDING CONGRESS’ ATTITUDE   California Delegation tc Confer.

CONGRESS LEADERS NOW CONSIDERING JAPANESE TREATY   Preparations for Negotiation of Treaty Have Been Widened.

DIPLOMATS WILL  TAY TO REACH A “SOLUTION OF THE ~ JAPANESE PROBL EN   Meanwhile English Press Deplores Fact That United States Contemplates Material Increase

PAGT WITH JAPAN 0) BE DISCUSSEL   United States to Define Prop erty and Other Rights of Japs.

ALIEN LAW OF CALIF. MAY BE CHANGED SOON   Representative Kahn Takes . Step to Secure Modifi- cation by Assembly   TREATY WITH JAPANESE NOWBEING CONSIDERED

UNCLE SAM 10 MAKE TREATY WITH MIKADE   NEW INDENTURE COVERS CERTAIN RIGHTS OF JAPS IN THE U. Ss SAYS REPORT,

TALKING IT OVER   Maiter of Negotiating New Jap auesa Treaty is Being Considered.

JAPAN CONTINUING STRONG OPPOSITION   AMBASSADOR MORRIS MISTA TEN IN THINKING THEY WOULD ACCEPT LAW   Senators and Representatives Ar Given Active Hand in Settling California Land Situation.

State Department Corrects Statement by Representative Kahn of California.   LAND LAW KICK. NOT MODIFIED   Officials Say Abandonment of the Po. sition Tokyo Had Assumed is Not to Be Expected During Present Negotiations.

DECLARES JAPAN 3 STAND UNCHANGE!   Statement by Representative Kahn Is Corrected.   PROTEST IS NOT MODIFIED   State Department Officials Do Not Ex pect Abandonment of the Position Assumed by Tokyo During Present Negotiations.

3 Billion Is Hid in Sock Banker Says   AVERAGE OF $100 PEI FAMILY LIES IN THE SUGAR BOWL.

Americans Carry Billions Around In Pockets--Result Is Money Market is Tigh

CARRYING ~_ BILLIONS   American People Have’ Half of '. Coumry'’s Supply Hidden or in Pocket.

THREE BILLIONS IN CURRENCY NOT AVAILABLE   BANK PRESIDENT SAYS NEARLY ONFAHALF GF 'T0TAL SUPPLY IS CARRIED IN POCKETS OR ELSEWHERE.   Conld Accomplish More In Banks Than In Dismantled Sucapr Bowls or Trousers.

QUESTION CIVIL ONEAND OUT QF COL. ~—HALL'S PROVINCE   Will Not Interfere in Contro versy Over Possession Tent Colony Land.   BOTH SIDES DETERMINED TO FIGHT CASE IN COURTS   No Violence in Strike Zone Reported to Military Headquarters Since Attack on John Floras, Who is Said to be in Serious Condition.

COAL OPERATORS SEEKING TO OUST MEN FROM TENTS   West Virginia Strikers Will Carry Case to Courts, They Say.

ART TREASURES DESTROYED   Loss in Fine Arts Building Fire Placed at $750,000,

THE BAY IN COURT.   Domestic, Difficutties Chief Claimant Court's Pinie. ©. - i

$40 APIECE FROM SLENDER SALARIES GIVEN TO CAMPAIGN   W omanReporter’s Story Proves Final Evidence for Senate Inquiry at Chicago

republican Chairmar Holds Governor’: Sending of Persona Representative Suf. ficient--- Many De. mand Cox’s Appear. ance,

DEMOCRATS ASK FUNDS FROM GIRL EMPLOYES   Girl Reporter Testifies that Girls Even Had to Pay One Cent on Duns Sent Them. Asked for $40.   SOME GIRL WROTE CHECK AT ONCE   Others Wrote Checks anc Dated Them Ahead. These Girls Make $12( A Month.

GIRL CLERKS ASKED BY DEMOCRATS 10. PIVE $40 EACH   Women Employes of Internal Revenue at Aberdeen Even Have to Pay Postage

FORCED DONATIONS ‘FOR COX CAMPAIGK   GIRL CIVIL, SERVICE WORK. ERS WERE ASKED FOR $410 EACH   PAID POSTAGE, TOO   Working of Canpaign Collection System in South Dakota Bared to Committee   Senate Committee Adjourns te Meet in New* York or Waxhington September 22

Height Record With Three Passengers Is Broken By U. S. Flier at 16,200 Fee

FLYER MAKES NEW   Cliinbs - to ‘Height. of 16,200 Feet - With - Three: ' Passenvcers.

NEW ALTITUDE RECORD SET BY COOMBS   Carries Three Passengers To 16,200 Feet Height; Old Figure, 12,400 Feet

WORLD FLYING RECORI   New York Airman Takes Four Pas: 7 sengers Up 16,; 200 Feet.

A NEW RECORD IN ALTITUDE   Plane Carrying Fear People Rises to HWeinht of 16.200 Feet,

ARMY AVIATOR BREAKS RECORD FOR ALTITUDE   ‘Clarence Coombs Rises 16,200 _ Peet With 3 Passengers at Mineola, N. Y.

LC LN LOLOL LLL LLL ALLL LAA ALLA LLL LLL LLL ALL A  WILL ASK GRAND JURY 10 INDIGT IF HOTEL MEN DON'T REDUCE PRICES   Hotel Men Tell U, S, Attorney They ‘Are Losing Monayes Federal Official Says Prices Are Ofer. the i Hoaade af the Customers co]

ELEVATOR FALLS TEN STORIES   wo Killed in Elevator Accident at Saae York,

KILLED BY FALL OF ELEVATOR      rwo Dead and Sixtcea Injured by Ten Story Drop of a Lift.

NEWBERRY TRIAL ROCKS MICHIGAN   Every Section of State Has One or More Among Defendants.   Testimony of Every Witness Brings Period of Bated Breath Climaxes.

HOLDING. {TS te WR FRAUD. TRIAL   CHARGE DEFENSE : DON’T PLAY FAIR   Sneeze and. Cough. When State Talks ‘About Money

All Michigan Holds Breath For Fear It Will Be Next Exposed in Newberry Trial

NEWBERRY TRAIL SENSATIONAL    Michigan Is Astir Over Alleged  { £lpation Franude.   REPUTATIONS AT STAKE   Witnesses Fear Scandal in Face of Home Town Peonie.

Special tor Saturday  Choice Stengk = . .... 80r   Planck Bros,   Spirella Corsets

Cox Charge Of 15 Million _ G0. P. Slush Fund May Alter Face Of Campaig:

ENTIRE FACE OF “CAMPAIGN MAY BE ALTERED AT ONCE   Cox Charges That Ropublicans Intend to, Gather $15,000,000 k Font Get Attention.   “LAWRENCE SAYS ISSUES “WAY BE SHIFTED SOON   ; Mhould Democratic. Nominee Fail to “Prove Charges They Would Prove Boomering.   OTHER SIDE OF QUESTION   If He should Present Convincing - Evidence, That Issue Would _at Once Be Paramount,

CAN GOVERNOR COX YET BELL THE CAT   nex CHARGES “MIGHT SHIFT THE ISSUES,   Proeef of se Collossal a Minancial scheme by Hepublicans Would Re the Senantiog of  the Campaizen.

LOX’S CHARGES MAY BACKFIRE; LOT 10 PROVE   May Be Difficult Tc Show G. O. P. Corruption; Boomerang If Can’t.

\MERICA MUST FEED EUROPE   French Crop Estimate Now Reveais Deficit of More Than 50,000,000 Bushels.

EUROPE STILL LACKS FOOD   United States Must Feed Old Country Anather Year.

THE SENATE CONFIRMS , APPOINTMENT OF DAVID HOUSTON AND SUCCESSOR

tirely of middle aged farmers. Ten of them are Republicans and two are Democrats.   HOUSTON NOMINATION CONFIRMED

VAN ZANDT NOT  A CANDIDATE   Present Commander-inChief of U. C. V. Will  Retire Soon

LOST RADIUM WAS RECOVERED   Ten Thousand Dollars Worth Was Carelessly Thrown Away

TRAFFIC SUSPENDER.   No Cars Operated on TI. U. T. Lines Until Late Monday Evening.

DEAL FOR TOBACCO MOROPOLY   American luterest Negetiating te Bey FPreneh Rights.

MAY BUY FRENCH TOBACCO “TRUS   American and British Intgrests Negoti. ate for Purchase of $400,000,000 « French Monopoly.

MOTHER KILLED THREE CHILDREN   She Then Slashed Her Gwe Target And is In a Precariens Cénditiea:

MOTHER KILLED THREE CHILDREN   She Then Sleshed Her Own Throa And is ina Precarloas Condition

COLD WEATHER INJURED STOCK   Rain, Sleet an and Snow of Past Week Benefited  Pasture Lands 

ANOTHER N. D. BANK FAILS   Citizens’ State Bank of Nortonvill Makes Twenty-second Institution That Has Closed Its Doors.

INDEPENDENTS HAVE REDUCED STEEL PRICES   Cut in Wages Will Not Follow Reduction Say Steel Men

REDUCTION WILL NOT AFFECT THE WAGES, REPORT.   — Independent Companies Return to Ba sis of 1919, Says a Pittsburgh Dispatch,

STEEL PRICES LOWERED   Independent Concern’ ¥ Reduces Costs to 1D19 Basis, °

ANNOUNCE CUT IN STEEL PRICE TODAY   Independent Companies Returr to Basis of 1919.   t Is Said the Reduction Will Not Af fect the Wages of the Employees.

STEEL PRICES CUT BY JONES: & LAUCHLIN Co   Reduction for Finished Products Will Not Affcet Waites of 2500  TA cma menos

CUT PRICE OF STEEL   ‘Independent Companies Return to Basis of 1919.   it ta Gaid the Reduction Will Not Af. fect the Wages of the Employees, © ©:

REQUCTION IN THE PRICE  OF SOME STEEL PRODUCT!   It Is Announced the Change Does Not Affect Pay of Labor, ~

STEEL PRICES DROP TO BASIS. OF 1915   Large Independent Com_ pany Lowers Rate.

Oe Sage LRN De ae eer ae GQ Go it!  HEEL PRICES BACK. TD FORMER Basi   Pittsburg Independent Con-cetn Announced Return To -Price-basis'“ Established . by ‘U.S. Industrial Board in the Van 1919. Othere Follow,

NEW STEEL PRICES MADE EFFECTIVE TODAY BY ONE RIA STREET MANUFACTURER

STEEL” PRICES LOWER      LARGEST INDEPENDENT « ‘COBPANY ANNOUNCES RETURN MNO MARCH, 1919; BASE. -

STEEL PRICES ARE REDUCED   Largest of Independent Firms Cuts Rates to That Fixed in March, 1919.

WILLIAM J. BRYAN TC CONFER WITH HARDING   Commoner To Meet Presidentelect On His Visit Te Marien, Ohie.

PREMIER PLACE IN THE GABINET   Has the Portfolio of State Been Tendered to Former Justice Hughes?   THAT’S THE QUESTION NOBODY HAS ANSWERED   If Anybody Knows He i Keeping It to Himself Until Prover Time.

UFFER  MINERS 7.50 DAY PAY   This is an Increase of $1.50. Day—Figured on EKightHour Basis.

ANOTHER OFFICIAL KILLED   Ghicago Booze Thiefs Shoat Policeman Woehr

MANUFACTURE PAPER IN RIO DE JANEIRO’   Swedish Company Proposes to Establish Plant.

Movement Supported by Infuenita! Members in th: New York  Aagaembhiwa.

SEEKS TO SPEED UP ALBANY TRIAL   Chairman Martin Holds Committee in Session Till 5:30; Next Meeting Tuesday   MUCH EVIDENCE GIVEN   Under Certain Conditions, Social. ists Considered General Strike a Justifiable Weapon

END OF TRIAL OF N.Y. SOCIALISTS NOT YET IN SIGHT   History of Party Sinee 1864 Read Into the Ccurt Reeords   WILL SPEED UP PROCEEDINGS

SOCIALISM S REVIEWED.   Counsel for Assembly Commit tee Have Not Finished Presentiing Their Case.

b. 0. P. MAY Bt SETTING READY OF OTAGULER BACKOGVIN AT ALBAN}   Would Place Party In Position Of Bowing To Expressed De-.. mond Of People.

ROOSEVELT JR. TO HEAD MOVE TO SEAT. FIVE?   New York Committee in Effort to Speed Up Hearina.

TWO DELEGATIONS LEAVE SPA TODA)   Conference Breaks up After Germans Sign Coal Ultimatum and Agree to Demands   ALLIES WILL HELP ON LOANS

GERMANS SIGN COAL PACT   But Protest the Terms of the Contract Up To The Last Minute, if

GERMANS ASSENT 10 ALLIED WIL   Diplomatic Delegations Return Home After Signature by Defeated Nation; Protest Against Ruhr Occupatior Still Centinued.

FOE GIVES PROMISE T0 OBEY PACT   Teutons Sign Agreement tc Deliver 2,000,000 Tons of Coal Monthly; Plead  tion

GERMANS alll GONFERENGE AT OPAGONGLUDED   Demands for Modification o Coal Terms Pressed to Last But Are Rejected   REPARATIONS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT GENEV!   EVERY AGREEMENT ENTERE) INTO BY THE GERMAN DELLE GATES IS BASED ON VARTIOU CONDITIONS,

CONFERENCE AT END   # M  ALLIED ULTIMATUM 1S SIGNED. BY GERMAN DELEGATES ' \ TATE PRInAY

FOOD PRICES STILL DECLINING   WITHIN A SHORT TIME ARTICLES OF FOOD WILL REACH 1914 LEVEL, IS PREDICTION   (By United Press)

FOOD PRICES ON WAY TO NORMAL   Oticeago Grocer pays Within Short Time Prices Will Be at 2914 Basis.

FOOD PRICES ARE NEARING NORMALCY SAYS WESTERFIELE   Chicago Grocer Believe: Commodities May Reach 1914 Levels Soon.

D COST IS DOWN      7 BS PRICES STEALILY SLIPPING BACK TO 1914 FIGURES   Chicago Grocer Is Quoted on Tendency of the Present Time

Presence of Thirteenth Ship Now _ Mystery of the Sea,   its “Appearance  Under ‘the Clireum atances, Always “‘Unaccountabte  ahd ‘Death Twice Claimed the First. ‘Man te Sight fe

WAS BAD ‘OMEN   Presence of Thirteenth Ship Now Mystery of the Sea,   Its Appearance Under the Circum stances Always Unaccountable and Death Twice Claimed. the First Man te Sight it.

NEVER HEARD OF VANDERLIP SAYS HARDING   Denies Knowledge of Trade Concession for Soviet Gevernment.

HARDING NAILS CAMPAIGN LIE AS REAL GOODS   Secretary Colby Reported to Have Siated That Vanderlip Was an Aweut of Harding

HARDING DENIES COLBY STATEMNT CONCERNING RUSS   SAYS HE DOKS NOT KNOW VANDERLIP; SAYS DEPARTMENT WILL NOT ANSWER

Be marek ‘STATEMENT A ABROAD      Secretary Colby: Faced With Complete Denial ‘That Republican Nominee Made Proposals Regarding Recognition of the Soviet Govern ment. . y

HARDING DENIES COLBY'S STORY   iBecty, of Mtate Recently Stated Harding Had « Representative in Russia Aranging Trade Treaty.

HARDING ISSUES FLAT DENIAL OF GOLBY CHARGE   Candidate Says Man As serted to Be His Agent in Russia Is Not Known -

HARDING DENIES COMET RELATION   Secretary Colby’s Statement Brings Emphatic Protest From Candidate.

Four Bronzé Horses __ Have Been. Restored To St. Marks Cathedral

FAMOUS BRONZE HORSES ARE’ AGAIN IN PLACES   Statues Removed During War Again Are in Thetr Old Places : At Homan Cathedral

TOPSY TURVY AFFAIRS BRING NEW DIPLOMAC   Huropean Representatives, Pan‘icky About Treaty Go Direct to Senate.      NEW METHODS DISCUSSED   Some Believe Departure from Custom May Result in Naming Unofficial Ministers.

mel  ACCUSED OF KILLING CHILD   Foster Father Charged With Bearting It to Death.

YACHT RACE CALLED Off Ted MUCH WIND: ANS SEA   The Fitth and Deckding Heat of tle  International Regatta Will be ‘wksnilewd We avevedae

DECIDING RACE CALLED OFF   Heavy Weather Prevents Contest Between Resolute and Shamrock

HEAVY WEATHER POSTPONES RAG   Deciding Contest for America’s Cup To Be Sailed Monday; Chalienger And Defender at Posts When Signal Calls Halt to Last Struggie.

HEAVY WEATHER CAUSES DELA\   FIFTH AND DECIDING RACE OF YACHT SERIES WILL BE HELD NEXT MONDAY.

Fifth and Deciding Contest for ay Is Postponed: Today by * Committee        ‘To Raée Again Monday   Great Disappoininess Shown by           ment Is ea ;

DECIDING YAGnT RAGE DEFERRED TILL MONDAY   Heavy Weather Causes Com mittee to Postpone Duel  Scheduled Today

VACHT RAGE POSTPONED — UNTIL MONDAY BECAUSE CF HIGH WIND ON COURSE

HEAVY WEATHER PREVENTS RACE   Regatta Committee in Charge of America’s Cup Contests Postpones Deciding Heat.   STORM EARLY ‘TODAY

RACE ON MONDAY   Deciding Race: Between the Resolute and Shamrock Postponed ’til Monday   BAD WEATHER CAUSE   Defender .Tied the Race  Yestexrday—Much Inter est in Final Lap

DECIDING RACE IS POSTPONED TODAY UNTIL MONDAY   Regatta Committee Call: Off Contest on Account of Heavy Weather

DECISIVE RACE (5 CALLED OFF   WIND TOO STRONG TODAY FOR  a YACHT CONTEST   ARE TIED FOR’ FINAL’ HONORS   ‘ith Boats Had Won Two Qut of Five Races, Decision te Finish Today Came as a Surprise To All.

POSTPONE TIE RACE TO MONDAY   On Acccunt OF Heavy Weather The "Yachts Were Willing Te Pest-pone Race

ENVOY HAPPY T0 GO TO AMERICA   OVERJOYED TO WORK WITH U. 5. PEOPLE, SAYS RICCI  But New italian Ambassador to This Country Was Reluctant to Ac cept Post.

Business Relations To’ Hold Attention of New Ambassador of Italy

THIRD WIFE SHOT, DOCTOR IS ARRESTED   St. Louis Woman Mur dered in Her Own Home.

BANDITS GET MAN   Loot Store at Archbold and Kid nap Village Watchman

DOMINION DELEGATE HINTS AT A PLOT TO THROW CERTAIN BUREAUS URDER THE INFLUENCE OF EUROPE   Proposal to Set Up Three New Organizations, Finances; Transit and Health Leads to a Sharp Debate; Some Delegates Are Weary of the Discussions, Plan to Go Home.

EUROPE SEEKING TO BOSS LEAGUE CANADIAN SAYS   ‘50,000 Dead Soldiers Our Price for Your Statesmanship.’

ety a   Canadian Delegate Startles Diplomats With Views on Statesmanship   DECLARES EUROPE. SEEKING CONTROL   Objects to. Provision That ~—Committees Meet in Cou ~ ference Four Times  Yearly

CANADA DELEGATE ENLIVENS SESSION LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Proposal For Organizations Under League Auspices Debated !   SPEECH STARTLING TO EUROPEAN STATESMEN   Canadian Retracts Statements Later, Rather Than Give Offense

nn 6 ene si  CANADIAN DISMAYS LEAGUE ASOEMBLY   Says 50,000 Dead Soldiers is Price Canada Paid for European Statesmanship.

CANADA'S DELEGATE HITS AT EUROPEAN IDEA OF DIPLOMACY   “Fifty Thousand Dead in Flan. ders’ Fields Is Price We Paid,” Mr. Rowell Declares to Learue.

DUNG URoT IN Root AMBLY WITT A GRASH   “Fifty Thousand Canadian Soldiers Under the Sod in Flanders and _ France Price Paid,” Declares N. W. Rowell.   Finally, After Some Discussion, Delegate Withdraws His Words Rather Than Offend. Members Want to Go Home.

CANADIAN STIRS THE LEAGUE   Throws Bomb Into the Meeting! At  Geneva That Astonishes the European Members,

In Course of Debate In League Assembly  N. W. Rowell Expresses Views In Way That  Startles Old World Diplomats; Protests Against Eurovean Control of Affairs   WOULD CURTAIL DISCUSSIONS

MAKES HARD THRUST   Canadian Delegate Shocks Eu. ropean Diplomats

Canadian Delegate to League of Nations: Says 50,000 Canadians Died in War-to Pay Price of Eureopean Statesmanshiis,

CANADA'S RECORD ABOVE REPROACH   YESTERDAY'S SESSION OF LEA GUE ASSEMBLY LIVELIEST YET

CANADIAN DROPS BOMBS IN LEAGUE COUNCIL   DOMINION REPRESENTATIVES STARTS LIVELY SESSION AT GENEVA   THEN TAKES IT BACK"   + ad —_—_—_—_— urns Guns Loose on “Europear Statesmanship’, But Eventually Cools Down.

TO TAKE PART IN CELEBRATION   President-Elect Harding Will Make Speech at  Brownsville

HARDING AGREES TO PARTICIPATE IN PELEBAATION      WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT BROWNSVILLE ON ARMISTICE  DAY SAYS MESSAGE,

G.0.P. LEADERS MEET TOMY CHICA   j Will H. Hays to Hold Confab  With Republican National  j Committee in Windy   City   Convention Committee Wil  Gather and Talk Over  Arrangements

ee PREPARE POR GONY        Repuldicans Wil Make Arvangements fn Chilegisa Afoudav.

REPUBLICANS WILL MEET   National Committee Members Reach Chicago —-Statement to be Made by Hays.

National Committee to Gather in Chicago to Discuss the Campaign.

HAYS TO REMAIN NEUTRAL UNTIL LEADER CHOSEN   G. 0. P. Chairman Does Not intend to Lend His Support to the Selection of Any Particular Candidate.

TRIBUTE 1S PAID TO STAR OF TEAM   Chapman Funeral in Cleveland Draws Big Crowd to Cathedial For Last Tribute.   Police Reserves Handle Great  .  Crowds About Church

THOUSANDS AT SERVICES FOR RAY CHAPMAN   Police Control Throng a Cathedral—Carl Meyers Who Hit Shortstop, Suf fers Breakdown.

THOUSANDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE   Funeral Services Held for Ray Chapman in: Cleveland Today

RHODES SCHOLARS TU. S. ARE NAMED   QUOTA OF STUDENTS MAKES UP FOR POSTPONEMENTS DURING WAR, 

CORNELL MAN GETS RHODESSCHOLARSHI   Aexander Trowbridge of ig in in Among American ‘Stud As: Who Will Go to Oxford

LARGE CONTINGENT OF RAODES MEN TO GO TO ENGLAND 10 SCHOOL, IN COURS

TWO MONTANA M2 ARE SELECTED Aa RHODES SCHOLARS   State University Graduates Among Those Chosen From Among 400 Candidates.

DARRANZA LEADERS DECLARE FOR REVOLUTION   Little Indication of Further Opposition from Carranzistas.

TRY “POISON WHISKY” CASES   Connecticut Court Will Sentence Four Defendants Friday—Charged With Murder of 16 Persens.

LOSE SENIORITY   KASTERN ROADS DROP STRIKERS FROM LIST.   Men Who Did Not Return to Work Sunday Ave Left in Cold.

HOSE SENIORITY         STERN ROADS DROP STRIKERS‘ FROM LIST.        cn Who. Did Not. Return to Work Sunday Ave Left in Cold.

JURY READY TO BE SWORN IN   Twelwe Men Selected to Try Arm.istice Day Murder.

SEEP PURCHASING AGENCY TO SELL NO MORE OIL TO INDEPENDENT REFINERS

 Refuse Oil to : Irdeoendent Refineries      Action: of Standard. May Send. Prices Up When’ Independent. Refineries * Muat Have Supply of Crude.

DEMOCRATS BEGIN . ALREADY 10 LOOK. FORWARD 10 1922   y Laying Plans to Capture a Twn and Presidency } “in 1924.    NATIONAL CHAIRMAN MUST WAVE ORGANIZING ABILITY   Will Devote His Whole Time Dur ing the Next Four Years 2 . to the Work.   PARTY IS NOT CAST DOWN   Rffort, Will Be Made to Keet - Factionslism: Outside Until Election,

DEMOCRATS PLAN FUTURE OF PART!   Undismayed by Recent Defeat Leaders Hope for Success in 1922 and 1924   WOULD UNITE FACTIONS   Seriator Underwood Looms Up As Most Probable Congressional Chieftain

OPTIMISTIC DEMOCRATIC LEADERS   LAWRENCE SEES LIGHT WHERE . THERE IS NO LIGHT.   Going to Plan as Did the Republicans Unde: Hays — Hunting Har monv.

CARRANZA IS = ASKED 70 OUIT ~ ASPRESIDENT   /BATTLE.FOR POSSESSION OF OIL FIELDS NOW IN PROGRESS.

varranza Is. Called Upon To Resign Ofhice   Sonora War Council Adopts Plan Directed At Ousting Carranza   REVOLUTIONISTS MAKE PROGRESS   Military Successes Are Re ported For Rebels In Official Sources

SIGNED BY 72 OFFICIALS: OF LIBERAL ARMY   Gov. Dela Hue Huerta, vf Sonora, is Named Commander Pro Tem In Edict   FIGHT ON AT TAMPICO   Colima is Captured By Rebel Troops; American Warships Enroute

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS FROM TENNESSEE “AT. GAPITAL TO CONFER WITH GOLBY   Will Request Action Of House In Voting-Not To Concur Be Reeognized By Department.   EXPECT OTHER DELEGATIONS

RETTISE TQ STAY WHIPPED   anti-Saffraxists of Tennessee (Con tinue Fight in Behalf ot  Lost Cause.

PALMER TAKES HAND : IN HOUSING PROBE   Will Assist Investigation; at New York City.

WOOD. ADOPTS © TEDDY'S SLOGAN   “Sneak Softly But Carry a Big Stick.”   HMard.Wear Department.

WOOD POLICIES ARE OUTUNED ~—— INATLETTER   Candidate for President. Sets Fortt : iew's sand) Policies Adverated        WANTS SMALL ARMY AND . AN EVER READY NAVY   Would Return Mallroads te Owner andl Establish Rigid: Economy * amd Hudget System” ~

LICENSING PACKERS “A COMNSION "MEN 1 OPPOSED   Colorado Delegation of Stock men Heard Before House Agricultural Committee,   FEDERAL CONTROL JS RELIEVED. HARMFUI   Soolkeernien ‘Pace Claims Cat tlegrowers Trust Methods of Packers in: Business Deals

TRANS:RIVER ~~ TRAINS HELD -. UNTIL SUNDAY   SEVERAL WASH UTS WEAR DRAPER WILL TIE .UP:ROAD FOR SEVERAL DAYS

TRANS-RIVER TRAINS HELD UNTIL SUNDAY   ‘SEVERAL WASH UTS NEAR DRAPER WILL TIE UP ROAD FOR SEVERAL DAYS  ;

GENERAL WOOD REMAINS SILENT OVER REPORTS   Has Only Press Dispatches Re garding Arinenian Post

WOOD FOR HIGH COMMISSIONER  Tal prnRGANITE “APMENTA   TO REORGANIZE  ARFIENIA   General Refuses to Comment and - Baker is Also’ Reticent . On Subject~

ACTION OF THE AMERICAN CHIEF CHEERS ALL FUROPI   Member of French Delegation Avers “Poor Nations of Old World Feel Less Ahandoned”    WILL GENERAL WOOD. BE NAMED THE MAN?   SECRETARY OF WAR DECLINES TQ. DISCUSS. POSSIBLE. APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL WHO MAY LEAD CAMPAIGN

WANT GEN. WOOD TO FIGHT TURKS   Mentioned to Head Armen fan Campaign.   BAKER WON'T DISCUSS IT   United States Invited to Name Rep resentative For Military Commission.

GEN, WOOD MAY BE GIVEN JOB   League Reported Considering U. $. Army Man for Armenian High Commissioner.   FAVOR ADMITTING AUSTRIA

RUMORED GENERAL WOOD OFFERED PLACE AS HEAD OF ARMENIAN MEDIATION   News That President Wilson Accepts Invitation to Act In Emergency Brings Joy to Diplomats Attending League Conference.

LEAGUE FAVORS U.S. GENERAL 10 LEAD ARMENIANS   Wilson’s Consent Ts Mediate Brings Joy To Delegates.

BAKER REFUSES ALL DISCUSSION OF WOOD RUMOR   Generai Wood Said to be Pos sible Choice to Head The Armenians   Reported Action of League No Confirmed

GEN. WOOD MENTIONED.   Possible Leader of Proposed Campaign Against Tarks.

LEAGUE RELIEVED AT WILSON'S OFFER   Pessimism Gives Way to Joy at Finding of “Right  > alee

WOOD MAY LEAD ARMENIAN FORGE AGAINST TURKS   Leonard Wood Said tc Be Choice League of  Nations.

President’s Willingness To Mediate Matter Favorably Commented Upon on Every Side.      31G STEP TOWARD SOLUTION OF MANY SERIOUS PROBLEMS   WOOD SILENT.

WOOD SUGGESTED AS COMMISSIONER   Major General May Sit on Board ir Armenian Case—Secretary Baker is Silent.

IGENERAL WOOD MENTIONED >  AS LEADER OF ARMENIANS : AGAINST TURKISH FORCES

Wood'as Choice to Lead Armenian Campaign Get  No Comment From Baker   Seek More TT. &. Ald.

ILLINOIS TODAY 10 OPEN (To obcalUN ON CONSTITUTION   Politics Crops Out Over Naming President; Several Months’ Convention Expected.

ILLINOIS BASIC LAW CONVENTION IS IN SESSION   Charles Woodard of Ot tawa Chosen Pres. at First Meeting.

WOODWARD IS PRESIDENT OF CONVENTION   Ottawa, Illinois, Man Holds the Gavel at the Springfield Constitutional Convention.

O0WARD PRESIDENT CONVENTION   Body That Will Draft New Basic Law in Session.

OPEN K. U. SEASON WITH BIG PARADE   JAYHAWRERS AND NORMALS MAY BE ESCORTED TO McCOOK FIELD   IBUNN WILE‘BE IN GAME      layhawker Quarterback Cina tu Tenchire Job end Qualifies te Piav   Absence From Team in Firs Week's. Traming Left a Place Hard to Vall

OPEN K. U. SEASON WITH BIG PARADE   JAYHAWKERS AND NORMALS MAY RE ESCORTED TO WeCOOK FIELD   BUNN WILL BE IN GAME   lavhawker Quarterback Gives Up Teachivrg Job end Qualities te Plav   Shsence From Tean i First Week's Training Left a Place lHlard to Toll

Frederick Gimbel, New York Merchant, Taken Into Custody by Dept. of Justice Agents and Arraigned on Four Specific Counts; Additional Warrants Promised   PARTY ENGAGES IN FIGHT

Head of Gimbel Brothers Sys: tem of Stores Arrested With Two Managers

ARREST GIMBEL ONLY FIRST OF NUMBER OTHERS   Investigation Now Under Way in Several Other Large Stores.

NO MERCY TO THE PROFITEERS   Averest of Prederick Gimbel to Be Followed 1 p.

DEPARTMENT STORE HEADS ARE CHARGED WITH PRORTEFRING   Asresta Made In New York By Departmént of Justice Agents.

HEAD OF LARGE FIRM INDICTED   Frederick Gimbel Face: Federal Charges of  Profiteering.

“DUSSVFOOT” WILL RETURN      Prohibition Worker Will Come ic America for a Three RMonths’ Tour.

JOHNSON 1S COMING   Back to America for a Three Months’ Speatinge Tonr

HAYS QUOTES WILSON SPEECH.   Questions Whether He Was Correctly Reported in May, 1914.

AGAINST ANY SORT OF FOREIGN ALLIANCES   ‘Hays Raises Question as t Whether Wilson Was Cor: rectly Quoted in 1914.

BOLT AND ~~ FORM PARTY   Judge Wray, Mayor of York Neb., is Named Temporary Chairman.   Call for Reassembling of the Conven tion Expected Within 30 Days— Bariow of War Veterans Calis Forty-Eighters “Nuts.”

FORTY-EIGHTERS FORM NEW PARTY   Bolters From Labor Platform te Call Convention.   WAR VETERANS ARE OUTSIDE   Judge Wray, Mayor of York, Neb., Is Named Temporary Chairman, With McCurdy Next in Command—  All “Nuts,” Says Barlow.

BULIERS FURM LIBERAL PART)   Judge Wray, Mayor of York Neb., Is Named Temporary Chairman.   M’CURDY NEXT IN COMMAND   a  Call for Reassembling of the Conven. tion Expected Within 30 Days-— Barlow of War Veterans Calls Forty-Eighters “Nuts.”

Judge Wray, Mayor of York, Neb., Is Named Temporary " Chairman.   MWCURDY NEXT IN COMMAND   Call for Reassembling of the Conven. tion Expected Within 30 Days— Barlow of War Veterans Calis Forty-Eighters “Nuts.”

GAVE HER CONCERT UNDER A HANDICAP   Nevertheless Sang Pleasing Pro gram at Robinson Gymnasium Last Night

GAVE HER CONCERT UNDER A HANDICAE   MYRNA SHARLOW, WAS SUF. FERING FROM 4A COLD   Nevertheless Sang Pleasing Pro gram at Robinson Gymnasium Taat Nicht

REVISION OF « BEAMAN PACT ARITISH AIM   Will Approve Ruhr Occupation as a Last Resort to Gain Consent of France to Revision Says Paris Writer   U, S, AGENT AT SAN REMO TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Turkish Forts On Dardanelles Will Be Razea   Anglo-French Agreement o1 Disarming of Germany Appears Near.

HAS PROMISED TO COME TC BOONE ON JUNE 23RD.   COMMITTEES ARRANGING FOR MANY FEATURES   The Picnic, If the Weather Permits, Will Bring to Boone an Unusually Large Crowd—Other Not ables to Appear on Program.

BOONE COUNTY: =~ FARMERS PICNIC   Date Set for Wednesday. Jane 2 al Herman Park in City of ; Hoong -

WAS BITTEN BY DOG   Henry Asher Jr., Received Serious Injuries Saturday Night 

WOMAN SOUGHT IN FOR MURDEF   Max Kohn Held By Police. Said He Choked Slayius Over Affections of Miss Lawrence.

SEEK WOMAN IN CHICAGO ~ MURDER CASE   Men Fight To Death For Attentions of Girl.

Police Fail to Dissuade Leader's from Organizing Meeting to Discuss Question “Shall Japan Fight America”

JAP STUDENTS DISCUSS WAR WITH AMERICA   ‘Shall Japan Fight America ls Question Under Debate   Bellicose Orators Expected Tc Take Part in Argument.

JAP STUDES WANT WAR WITH YANKS   TOKIO UNIVERSITY STUDENT WILL DISCUSS WHETHER TO FIGHT AMERICA,

Japan Students Will Meet to Talk U.S. War   Tokyo Police Unable to Dis suade Collegians From Bellicose Stand

STUDENTS IN. Rela TALK OF UL S. WAR   Question to Be Debated a Well Advertised. Meeting ~ . In Tokio 

TOKIO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO DEBATE ON FIGHTING U. §   Lieris af elles te Mase Subject tar Launtbering Tonieht ( tanwed Falls Orniors Helle ase.

SHALL JAPAN FIGHT  AMERICA IS DEBATE   Japanese Students Discuss Conflict. -

AP TUDENTo DEBATE FIGHTING UNITE) STATES   Societies of Three Universities t Meet Tonight, Despite the Efforts Of the Police.

U.S. VS. JAPAN WAR DEBATE TOPIC   Japanese Student Societie: to Discuss Question This Evening

POLICE TRY TO CHANGE TOPIC TO NO AVAIL      STUDENTS WILL DEBATE ON GONFLICT IN SPITE OF IN. RERFERENCE BY AUTHORE. TIES.

RESERVE QOARD TG EAC AT FULL POWEE      Wi Badenvar te Regulat and Conival Credit Sy tem ia Word           NALAL KEPORTE:

CIVIL WAR AGAIN FLARES UP IN QUBLIN FOLLOWING SHOOTING QF POLIGEMAN

MURDER OF CHIEF AVENGED   Business District of Dublin Raided by Police After Shooting of Inspector,

Dragnet Thrown Out Over Entire Business District ¥ollowing Shooting of . {Officer   AGREEMENT REACHED ON IRISH HOME RULE BILL   ‘Differences Between Two House; of Parliament Reported Settled

DUBLIN RAIDED AFTER KILLING OF INSPECTOR   ENTIRE BUSINESS SECTION SWEP' —OFFICER KILLED WHILE WITH FIANCEE

POLIC K K. SAID c ry OF DUB BLIN.   Im pector O'Sullivan Shot While Pass. ing Through Street.

Police Raid Two Monasteries and Arrest Two Priests, One Mayor’s Chaplain   MILITARY AUTHORITIES RENEW TRUCE EFFORTS   Heavy Barricades Erected jr and Around Dublin Castle to Prevent Surprises

MONASTERIES ENTERED Bt MILITARI Fees   Two Priests Are Arrested; One Is Released; Chaplain to Terence MacSwiney Is Heid By Officers.   DUBLIN CASTLE BEING STRONGLY FORTIFIEC   Steps Taken to Prevent a Surprise Attack; “Truce Talk” Termed “Just Simple Plain Propaganda.”

BUSINESS SECTION OF DUBLIN IS RAIDEI   Action Followed Shooting of District Inspector O’Sulli van—Two Priests Held.

CARRANZA NOT A DICTATOR   Consu! General for Mexico at Ei Paso ' Says Ail Candidates Will . Be Protected.

DENIES CARRANZA DICTATOR   Mexican Consul Says All Candidates for Presidency Protected.

SUCH A STEP ON PART CARRANZA INCONCEIVABLI   Report He Has Declared Himse! Dictator Not Credited by Consul General Sandoval,

j  FRANCE TAKES "MUCH INTERES   THE AMERICAN POLITICA\ AFFAIRS WIDELY DISCUSSED.

BRYAN ATTACKS NEW YORK DEMOCRATSFOR ANTI-DRY PLATFORE   GREAT COMMONERASSERTS DEM. OCRATS HAVE MADE PROHIBITION A CAMPAIGN ISSU E.

Spain, Belgium, ‘ England, France, Italy and Japan Will Be Represented.

U. S. SILENT.   Allies Do Not Know If We Will Joi in Russian Commission.

WAGE MEETING IN WASHINGTON   Acceptance of. Invitation 0 Secretary Wilson Saves Complete Break .   STAND. ONS“DMESRENED 'S   International: “Head of ‘Miners Assures’ Protection for Rights of Workers

MINERS’ DISPUTE IS TRANSFERRED TO WASHINGTON   After Deadlock Joint Committee Accepts Secretary Wilson’s Invitation.

Vill Meet Mine Operators and Workers in Washington  kT wanrraAavw RAarning

LABOR SECRETRY INTERVIEWED   Sub-Committice of Miners and Opera. tore Will Meet Again.

TO DISCUSS MINERS WCE ISSUE BEFORE crCAETARY WILSO   Operators and Men Accept In vitation to Meet in Washington Tomorrow.

Wife of Jack Pickford, Succumbs to Drug Taken by Mistake While ‘in France —Amount Taken Enough to Kill Twenty Men, Ex narte Aver.

SUUHE FARRER FOR NEW MOVE   Declare Plans to Control Price Violate Law of Supply  Campaign to Combat Unrest Among Farmers is Urged

SUMMER RESORT. WEATHER DURING MONTH OF AUGUS   Kansas Had Climate That Could Not Have Been Beaten This Summer.

Lack of Sunshine. Retards Ma_turmg of One of Record Crops of Slate

AUGUST WAS Th: SECOND COOLES:   an nm Cuneta tee titel  Lack of Sunshine. Retards Ma. turing of One of Record Crops of Slate

RAY IS DETHRONED   English Sprinters Run Ameri. can Off His Feet

ENGLISH RUNNERS TOO MUCH FOR. $, STAR   JOIE W. RAY OF ILLINOIS A. C. 35 . DETHRONED IN 1,500-METER CONTEST.

AMERICAN STAR DETHRONED.   Englishman Run dole Ray, Grea Miler, Off His Feet.

ENGLISH RUNNERS BEAT AMERICAN   United States, However, Stil Has Good Lead in Tota Number of Points Scored ir Olympic Games.

IRAINMIEN GHEE APPEALS TO GOVERNMENT FOR HELP IN CONQUORING STRIKERS   Chairman Cummins of Interstate Commerce Committee Will Begin Investigation Tues day of Wide-spread Strike

SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF STRIKI   CHIE VIRTUALLY ADMITS WALKOUT IS BEYOND CON. TROL OF THE UNIONS.

AIL OTAIKE [3 GETTING BEYOND Tit GONTROL OF  UNION OFFICER   Lee Asks If There Are Any Laws Applying to “'Renesade Organizations” Which Call Illegal Strikes   CONGRESS WILL MAKE PROBE OF SITUATION   nvestigation Will Begin Next Tuesday, Chairman Cummins of Interstate Commerce Committee States,

STRIKERS SEEM OUT OF CONTROL   President Lee Asks Cooper for Information   Resolution by McCormick Calls for Investigation of All Unauthorized Strikes of Railroad Employes — Gov. ernment will Not Intervene Unless Necessary

ILLEGAL STRIKE IS TOO MUCH FOR BROTHERHOODS, LEADER ADMITS   Lee Wires Congressmar: Who Is Told U. S. Will Not Interfere Yet.

SENATE WILL LOOK INTO ALL STRIKES ENGAGED IN WITHOUT UNION SANCTION

President of the Brotherhood of Railroad  Trainmen Asks Government to Take  Hand and Stop Walkout Which Is  Spreading to Many States of Union      SENATE STARTS INVESTIGATION

MAKING UP SHIPPING BOARD.   Aunouncement of Its Complexion  Expected in a Few Days. 

NEW SHIPPING BOARD ~ MEMBERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY WILSON   Names Will Be Announced Soon—Benson to Be Chairman. ;

ADEADLOGKIS "WERE ia PEACE PARLEY   g ssians And. Poles. To ee Meet Frida ay  Or: 2 Saturday,   NEGOTIATIONS TO ; ‘CONTINUE'A WEEK   Uneertainty As To Possibility Of A General Peace Conference/

DEADLOCK MAY RESULT FROM PEACE PARLEY   BRITISH REGARD PROPOSALS Of SOVIET HEADS AS * UNACCEPTABLE

PEAGE PARLEY MAY DEADLOCK   Many. Differences to be Ironed Out When Polish and-Rus. . sian Envoys Meet.   EXPECT NEGOTIATIONS TO LAST FULL WEEK   Allies Will Not Agree to General Conference Until Peace Reiens Arain.

PLEDGE BANKERS IN DEFLATION DRIVE   Adopt Policy to Discourage Pyramiding of Unaecessary Borrowings

CURTAILMENT BANK CREDITS 15 NEGESSARY   PEDERAL RESERVE HEAD TELLS MEMBERS THEY MUST CUT DOWN ON LENDING   No Funds For Speculative Purposes Or Holding Commoditics Should Be Available.

‘BANKERS TO AID IN FIGHTING HIGH COST   Will Support Federal Reserve Board's New Poliey of Discouraging Un neCessary Rorrawinrs.

Agree to Curtail Loans In As sisting Attack on Exa of High. Prices.   PRESENT SPECULATION SAID TO BE DANGEROUS   Present Conditions if Con tinued Would Bring Crisis Says Governor Harding +

BANKERS PLEDGE HELP TO WAR ON HIGH PRICES   Reserve Board After Profiteers and Will Try to End Freight Jam

BANKERS PLEDGE AID IN CAMPAIGN TO LOWER PRIGES   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD" “NEW POLICY’ SET FORTH BY HARDING,   LONG LOANS ARE OPPOSED   Representatives From All Parts 9 Nation Confer on Financial Problems and Discuss Remedies.

BANKERS PLEDGE PRIGE DEFLATION   Freght Congestion Said to Militate Against Reduction at Present Time

BANKERS 10 HELP HGHT THE H. O. b.   Will Assist in Drive on Bis” ing Prices and Deflation: Discourage Borrowing ~~   GOV. HARDING’S VIEWS   Stimulate Production and Avoid Waste, Two Ways to Handle the Situation

ANGLO FRENCH CONFERENCE OVER RUSSIAN PEACE PARLEY BEGINS   Belief Expressed That Lloyd George May Offer Millerand Proposal On Recognitior By Soviet Government Of Russia’s National Debt; Heavy Fighting Reported In Armenia.

ARMISTICE DELEGATES ° TOPASS THROUGH LINES   Soviet War Office Directs Poles To Proceed ¢o Place Of Meeting.

ARMISTICE DELEGATES  DUE FRIDAY    Polish Representatives to Pas:  Through Russian Lines t  Sign Pact For End of Fight   ing.

WOOLEN MILLS AY OFF EMPLOYEES   Uncertainty of Market and Cancellation of Big Order's Makes Curtailment of Pro _ duction Necessary and Numbers of Workers Are Out.

EIGHT INDICTED. FOR. DEFRAUDING SOLDIERS      Federal Grand "Jury Brings Charges Against Alleged Grafters from the World War Veterans

MEXICAN. BATTLE   H x RERELS WAVE MADE LNROAHS IN CARRANZAYUS RANKS,      late     - og ional Sirmasion  Created by  Presetea: af British! Consul,

MEXICAN BATTLE   REBELS HAVE MADE ENROAHS IN CARKANZAVUS RANKS,   bhternational Situation Created by  Preseftce, of British Consul,

FARMER-LABOR PARTY OPENS STATE MEETING   Delegates Gather to Nomi. nate Full Ticket and to Make Campaign Plans

THIRD PARTY SHOWS ACTIVITY      State Conventions Held in Indiana  ana YF é<a.k

N. Y. TO TAX BALL PLAYERS   Hundred and Twenty-Five Men Shar ing in Receipts of the World’s Series Hit.

N. Y. STATE IS INTERESTED IN WORLD SERIES   Long Arm of the Law Will Collect Income Tax From 125 Players.

 BALL PLAYERS TO PAY TAXES      New York State to Go After 125 World Seriee Men Who Share jh Recelpts.

VICTORY FOR THE PEBPLE.   Mrs, Carrie Chapman Cau Com ments on Vote of the Tennesece Howse of Representatives.

MUST PAY TAXES ON 1913 INCOME   uit of Union Pacific Subsidiary, ts Décreed in Favor of Government; Money Paid Under Protest.

AMERICA RELIEVES ~ HUNGRY CHILDREN   idney-Rivls;-Former- ‘American -Con  aul, Says Children -Starving by _. Thousands in Austria-Hungary , And Germany.

SIX VOTES COST $1,000 EACH   Socialist and Prohibition Parties Bare. ly Represented in Kansas City Election.

Votes Come High in State, Six Ballots Cost Missouri $1,000 Each in Primaries

FARM WORKERS WILL BE FOUND TF PAID ENOUGH   New York Department of Farms Officials Say Labor Will Be Ready at High Wages.   LOOK TO SEVERAL SOURCES   Believe All Difficulties Will Be Overcome and Banner Crops Produced.

New York State  Farms May Increase   Higher Wages Believed to be Inducement for More Help.

MINES IN MEXICO MAY GO FOR TAXES   Great Scramble at Mexiso City is Expected.   Owners Fai! to Pay Levy on About 20,000, Including Gold and Silver.

MINES. GO: FOR TAXES   Great Scrambie - at: Mexico City Is Expected, .   Owners Fall to Pay- Levy on About 20,000, including Gala and Silver. -

SCRAMBLE FOR MINES   MEXICAN MINING PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.   Owners of 20,000, Including Gold and Silver, Have Failed to Pay the Levy.

MINES GO FOR TAXES   Great Scramble at Mexico City Is Expected.   Owners Fail to Pay Levy on About 20,000, Including Gold and Silver.

WILSON 10 ASK CONGRESS ADOPT NATION LEAGUE   Is PROPER WAY TO RELIEVE CONDITIONS CONFRONTING THE AMERICAN FARMERS

WILSON 10 BRING UP PrT PAGI   To Suggest Adoption te Aid Farmers   CALLED BUSY MAN   Faces Most Strenuous Program

Adoption of the League To Again Be Urged   President Wilson Will Tell Congress Such Action Would Relieve Con__ ditions Now Contronting the  1

ONLEAGUE TO AID FARMER   Arother Demand for Ratifi cation of Covenant Included in President’s Messaze, Is Hint

WOULD RAVE US -ENTER LEAGUE FOR —-FADMIFAG’ BELIEF   iUnderstood Wilson is Consider ing Offering Such Suggestion ; In Forthcoming Message.   ‘WOULD RELIEVE CONDITIONS    Farmers Hit by Recent Fall in  the Prices of Agricultural Products.

BENEFIT FARMER   ADOPTION GF LEAGUE OF NS TIONS TO STAY FALLING PRICES

PRESIDENT TO URGE LEAGUE T0 HELP FARMERS   indicated He Will Urge Adoption of Covenant to Help Stabilize Conditions.   WOULD HELP FOREIGN TRADE

EAE WOULD AID FARMERS   WILSON MAY POINE IT OUT IN MESSAGE TO TONGRESS   WOULD HE A RGON TO AMER ICAN FOREIGN TRADE GENERALLY

Hil  U). 5. FAR  MEF    Expect Wilson to Use Benefit tc  Farmer as Argument for World Pact.

LEADER OF WHITE GUARD IREACHS CONSTANTINOPLE   Wrangel at Submile Porte—Ameri can Naval Vessels Rushed to Black Sea:

GENERAL WRANGEL REACHES TURKEY   RUSSIAN CRUISER TAKES ANTIBOLSHEVIK LEADER FROM CRIMEA.

CLOTHING PROFITS TOO BIG; CONCERN Io FINED $31,000   Syracuse Firm Found Guilty on Federal Indi¢tments for ‘Profiteering.

O01, 000 FINE 13 IMPOSED ON FIRM ER PRUEITEE RING   Largest Sum Assessed in U. S Against Alleged Price Goug ers Is Passed on Binghamp ton Clothiers,

Binghamton Coneern Must Pay Fo ‘Taking ‘Profit of 100 to 300 Per Cent.

3inghampton Clothing Dealer: Made Excessive Profits On Men’s Suits.   DOUBLED CLOTHES’ COST   Second Conviction of Large and Established Firm to Be  Secured.

HEAVY FINE FOR PROFITEERS   Binghamé “ (N. Y.) Clothing Firm, Convicted in Federal Court, Sen. tenced to Pay $31,000.

CLOTHIERS DRAW LARGEST FINE FOR PROFITEERINE   Federal Court Assesses Penalty Against Long Established Concern

FIRM FINED $31,000 ~ FOR PROFITEERINE   Binghamton, N. Y., Clothiers Convicted On All Eight Gounts In Indictment.

CLOTHIERS ARE FINED $3100 FOR RREEOINESE   Sala of Suit Costing .$20. for $40 One Count in Case _ Against Firm

$23.25 SUIT SOLD FOR $60, JUDGE FINDS IN HEARING   Ivcord Penalty tote Paid By Binghamptan Firm.   DENIES $12.10 SUIT WAS SOLD Ar $10

FINE FIRM $31,000 FOR PROFITECRING   SYRACUSE SFORE CONVICTED GW SIX COUNTS—SOLD $18. SUIT FOR $45

PAYS RINE OR 34 00   New York Company i ; Found Guilty of é Profiteerins   CHARGE EIGHT COUNTS!   Profits on Specific Sales Shown by U. S. Department of Justice

FINE OF $31,000 - IMPOSED UPON CLOTHING FIR)   Found Guilty On All of Eigh Counts Charging Profiteering.

HEAVILY FINED   Clothiers, Charged With Profiteering : “Found Guilty in Federal

CLOTHING FIRM FINED $37,000, PROFITEERING  Ce eee   Binghamton, N. Y., Concert Runs Afoul of Uncle Sam.   SOLD SUIT CLOTHING COSTING $12.50 FOR $40   Sold Another Suit, Cost Pric« $23.25, to Millionaire for $60.

BINGHAMTON-FIRM 1S FOUND GUILTY OF  PROFITEERING   Weeds Corporation ‘Convict ed on Eight-Counts, Charg ing Law Violation, by _ U.S. «Court.

$5000 a Suit; Clothes Come High PRICE TILTING Is F INED $311 000 Penalty Falls 0 on Dealer

PROFITEERING CLOTHING FIRM HEAVILY FINED   New York Concern is Founc Guilty On Eight Counts Anc Fined $31,000.   Federal Courl Takes Action Ot  Note.

CLOTHIERS ARE: 031 O00. FOR GIE PROFITS   Federal Justice Imposes Record Penalty on Ac- _ cused Firm. E   Gains Ranging Around 50, Per Cent Made on Suit » of Clothes,

FIND BODY OF GIRL CHOKED 10 DEAT   Police Mystified by Discovery  of Girl’s Body in Gotham  Spooning Place.

Staten Island Has a Murder Myster   Body of Well Dressed, Good Looking Young Woman Found With Cord Vightly Tied About Her Neck.

Body of Good. Looking Young Woman: Found by Two  Hunters.   SIGNS: OF. HARD: STRUGGLE   ice Question Man “Who Was Arrested’ ‘for Molesting-Women, —

LOVE ISLAND CLAIMS LIFE OF ONE GIR   2olice Find Body ot Nude Woman on Staten Isle.

Slanin Woman Has Rope Around Neck   Poe's Story of Marie Roget Recalled by Strange Discovery Made by New York Police: Well Dressed Young Woman Had Struggled With Slayer

YOUNG-GIRL IS “MURDER VICTIN     Body Is Found in Desolate Spot on Staten Island by Men Out Hunting.

MURDER RECALLS POE’S STORY   Viysterious Slaying of Gul. on Staten: Island “Similar tc Fameus Yarn, “The Mystery of Marie Roget” — _ Young Woman Choked to Death.

YOUNG GIRL IS STRANGLED   BODY FOUND ON STATEN ISLAND BY TWO HUNTERS VICTIM UNIDENTIFIED

SIX DAYS ON HUNGER STRIKE.   Sine Fein Prisoners at Dublin Growingw Very Weak. &

MAIL CARRIERS ASK PAY INCREASE OF 60 PER CEN   ARE RESIGNING AT RATE OF FIF. TY PER DAY SAYS HEAD OF ASSOCIATION.

‘THEY ARE RESIGNING AT THE: RATE OF 50. A DAY.            THEIR LEADER, ASK HIKE OF 60 PER CENT.   To Grant ‘the ‘Demand Would Cost the Country 75 Million Dollars.*: ‘ a Year. - .

90 PER DAY; PAY STARVING THEM   Head of Association Asks Government For Sixty Per Cent Increase   GET ONLY $i,200 A YEAR   NOT GETTING AS MUCH MONEY AS FARM HANDS AND HAVE TO PAY OWN EXPENSES.

RURAL CARRIERS 9 JOIN A.F.OF L   Are Resigning From Service Rapidly.   MUST HAVE BIG INCREASE   Their Attorney Asks An Increase of Wages of Sixty Per Cent.

RURAL CARRIERS RESIGNING   Owing to Low Wages They Leave Posts at Rate of Fifty Each Day

ASK A HEAVY INCREASE FOR RURAL CARRIERS   Representative of N. R. M. C. Says Minimum Should Be $1,900. Per  Year.

MAYS WILL PITCH IN REGULAR ‘TURN   Owners of New York Americans An. nounce That If He Needs Protection on Fieid Ha Will Get It

MAYS TO PITCiIT AGAIN   Will Be Used in’ Series Against Detroit if He Feels Like It

YANKEE OWNERS SAY MAYS TO PITCH AGAIN   Refute Statement of Ban Johnson on Pitcher,

MAYS TO PITCH, OWNERS OF NEW YORK CLUB SAY   Righthander Who Hit Ray Chapman on Field Today Cobb is  Hooted by Gotham Fans.

Declares Life With Murdered Magnate Was Worse Than Death. 2   ADVISES OTHER GIRLS   “Know Your Man T horoughly Before Giving Love,” She Pleads.

HAMON DIARY —_N BARES A SOULIF   IN. ¥. STATE GOV'T LIFACES BANKRUPTC

How's This One’?   Words Written Weeks Ago By Woman Now Fugitive Warn Girls.   ‘Know Your Man Before Yor Give Him Your Soul,’’ ‘She Urges Women.

GOES TO WIDOW AND CHILDREN   seorge W. Perkine’ Will Leaves Weet of Fetate te Fumitly.

MAKES NO PUBLIC BEQUESTS.   George W. _ Perkins ‘Lelt Bulk of Dis  Soa eon Sew

PEAKING LEAVES BULK OF ESTATE TO HIS WIFI   VALUE IS PLACED IN EXCESS OF $1,000,000 AND NO PUBLIC BEQUESTS ARE MADE —~ ALL kMPLOYES ARE REMEM BERED.

WIDOW AND CHILDREN GET BULK OF ESTAT   Will of George W. Perkins, Noted Financier Filed in Probate Court

Black and Tans May Hold Own Convention at San Antonio to Elect Convention Delegate:

REPUBLICANS OPPOSE NEGRO DELEGATION   STATE CONVENTION IN SESSION TODAY-—-NEGROES MAY HOLD SEPARATE MEETING.

LILY Walla IN FULL CONTAUL OF GONVENTION   INDICATED NEGRO DELEGATES WILL BOLT REPUBLICAN CON. VENTION AT SAN ANTONIO,

‘ox, Like Harding, Owes Rise as Publisher of Newspapers   Democratic Nominee, Born on Ohio Farm, Received Moderate School Education, Sharpened in Editorial and Political Kieldc.

COX BORN ON A FARM   Demecratic Nominee Has Beer Three Times Governor  & of Obie,

COX BEGAN LIFE AS PRINTER'S “DEVIL”   Democratic Nominee Has Beer Governor of Ohio for Three Terms.

COX SELECTED GOVERNOR OF OHIO THREE TIMES; IS OWNER OF 2 NEWSPAPERS   Democratic Nominee Born On a Farm in Ohio; Has Amassed Fortune Through His Own Efforts.

COX THREE TIMES OHIO’ GOVERNOR: ENACTED GOOD LAWS   Presidential Nominee, Born on Farm, Is Prominent Statesman ¢nd Newspaper Man.

COX IS OWNER OF TWONEWSPAPERS   Democratic Nominee. for "Presidency, Like Opponent, ts Ohio Editor.   WAS GOVERNOR THREE TIMES   ‘Nominee Ie Married and Hag Four Children——is Member of Epiacopat  i Church—Likes Fishing and  ~ Gelf—EKlected to Con.  = ~oreas In 1908.

PARTY'S CHOIGEWAS THRICE GOVERNOR  Se   James Middleton Cox a Man of Wide Experience.

COX HONORED BY -OHIO.   Three Times Goverzcr of State —~Noted for Workmen’s Compensation Law,

TWO NEWSPAPERS: OWNED BY NOMINEE   Cox, Like His Opponent, Is an Ohio Editor.   THRICE GOVERNOR OF STATE   Ie Married and Hae Four Children— Member of Episcopal Church— Likes Fishing and Goif—Was Elected to Conaress.

GUVEANTA GUA Ha HAD IDEAL GAREEF   RAISED ON PARM ttf HAS RISEN TO LEAD GREAT PARTY TICKET FOR PRESIDENT,

COX IS OWNER OF TWONEWSPAPERS   Democratic Nominee for f Presi: \dency, Like Opponent, Is Ohio Editor.   WAS GOVERNSR THREE TIMES   Nominee !s Married and Has Four Children—is Member of Episcopal Church—Likes Fishing and Golf—Elected to Con gress in 1908.

“OWS WO —AEVOPIER   Cox, Like’ His Coponent;. Is an ‘Ohio’ Editor.   THRICE GOVERNOR OF STATE   Ils Married and Has Four Children— Member of Episcopal Church— Likes Fishing and Golf—Was — ‘Elected to Congress.

Democratic Nominee Was Three Times Elected as Chief Executive of Ohio

WHO IS COX: WHOM THE DEMOCRATS PICKED FOR "PRESIDENT OFTHE U. §:

COX CARVES OUT CAREER   Democratic Nominee, Born on Farm, Achieves Fame as Governor and Successful Editor

No Charges to be Filed Avainst A. B. Demby, Who Shot Brothel Whom He Mistook for a Burglal

MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR, _ MAN IS SHOT AND KILLED. BY BROTHER. AT FORT WORTI

ITALY PREMIER ROUTS CRITICS   Defends Policies in a Lively Tilt as Socialists Attempt Censure Vote.

DEPUTIES VOTE CONFIDENCE iN ITALY’S CABINET   Premier Giolitti Defend: His Record Against So-

ITALIAN PREMIER BACKS HIS RULI   GIOLETTI DEFENDS HIS RECORD AND THE POLICIES OF HiIs GOVERNMENT IN ADDRESS TO CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

{TALY PREMIER ROUTS CRITICS             “Bocialists Attempt Censure Vote.

ABANDON LEAGUE, PLAN OF FRANCE   Several European Nations Wil Fol low United States In Carrying Out Harding Plan,

FRANCE PLANS TO RECALL JUSSERAND FF AARDING WINS   PARIS WILLING TO ENTER ANY LEAGUE—GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN ARE NEUTRAL.

UATIFY oUFFRAGE PEPUBLIGANS AaK THEIR STATES   Women to Picket Con.  vention if Delaware Fails Them Today

LONDONDERRY 1S CALMED BY BRITISH FORCE   AUTHORITIES ARE APPREHENSIVE OF OTHER OUTBREAKS ELSEWHERE. IN IRELAND- -

IRISH REVOLT SPREADS WHILE TROOPS MOVE   Sinn Fein and Orangemen Having It Out in lreland.

FEAR MORE RIOTS ON EMERALD ISLE   OUTBREAKS IN OTHER PARTS EPEGTED AS TROOPS HOLD DOWN LONDONDERRY LID

MORE RIOTS IN IRELAND FEARED   Although Situation in London derry Has Improved Fighting Is Expected Elsewhere.   TROOPS TAKE CHARGE

LONDONDERRY 1S QUIET BUT OTHER GUTGREAKS FEAREL   An Effort Was Made to Resume Bus: -iness But Citizens Bid Not Venture fnto the Streets.

Irish Riots Spread All Over Island   Londonderry Is Qaiet But New Outbreaks Are Reported From Several Sections of Erin— Machine Guus Mow  ieee: Shriners,

FEAR OUTBREAKS THRUOUT IRELAND: FRESH CLASHING BETWEEN RIVAL EACTIONS

LONDONDERRY © - SITUATION IS MUCH BETTER   Outhréaks at, Other Points—Crowle) Was Killed at Rantry by a Masked Mob

AUTHORITIES  EAR FURTHER IAISH TROUBLE   Londonderry Is Calm, Bu Outbreaks May Follow in Other Parts of Country

SINN FEINERS STILL AT BAY   Londonderry Situation Calmed Today; Crowd of Masked Men Kill One at Bantry; Many Shops and Houses Are Burned to Ground,

BRITISH TROOPS CONTROL LONDONDERRY SITUATION   Rioting Occurs in Other Sections of freland—Man Murdered at Bantry by Masked Men.

UUIBREAR FEARED AT OTHER PLACES  Londonderry Quiet But Some - Other Sections-Appear      Destroyer’s Searchlight — Is ~, Played_on Housetops to . Get Snipers,

WHAT LEGION WANTS   Sulnnit,, Program of Hs Recommends tions fo Congress. «  Pas ti aad

BANDITS MAKE HAUL   Get Slightly Less than $100.. 000 from Ohio Bank

Has Both Legs Broken ‘ Bat Expects to Have  Ri nwmntect fbha*st- «

‘Her ( ) Legs ‘Made Her Laugh,  So She Broke ’Em   Ruth Gordon Undergoes Oper ation in Effort to Straighten Fler Understandine

PENSIONS IN CIVIL SERVICE   Legisistion tompleted for xn Ya tienal Swatem.

TELLS CQURT WIFE IS HiS SOLE SUPPGRT   Cleveland Man Petitions Court  Beny Wife's Plena fer Divorce,

MAN SAYS WIFE IS SOLE SUPPORT   Asks Court Not to Grant Her a Divorce Decree

HOUSE APPROVES OF ARMY BILL   Provides Establishment ef 175,000 Men and 16,000 Officers.

CROWDS aT. SAN DIEGO “CLAM. es _ORED ‘TO HEAR WHAT THE “PAPERS DO NOT GIVE _

(0 P PAPERS SLPPRESS NEW   REACTIONARY PRESS _ DE. CLINES TO TRY CASE BEFORE PEOPLE’

Poo Io HIAGEL SAYS GOVERNOR   Cox Asserts Many Papers Not Printing News   Charges Nine-Tenths of Papers in California Do Not Carry Facts—Alleges Control by Senatorial Oligarchy — Declares for Tax on Lemons— To Enforce Prohibition

Control of Many Newspapers Part of Plans of Senate Oligarchy, He Tells Big Crowd at San Diego; Hundreds Turned Away; Speaks onthe Lodge Reservations   REITERATES PROHIBITION STAND

AWILL ENFORGE DAY AMENDMENT FE IS ELECTED   Democratic Candidates Accuses Press of Not Printing  Al avarice      CHARGES SENATE CONTROL

UHARGES DINGEL “FRE ARE MAE BY GOVERNOR G0)   Declares Many Reactionary Papers Are Not Printing News of Campaign.   REITERATES INTENTION TO ENFORCE DRY AMENDMENT   League of Nations Leading Topic of San Diego Address, and He Urges Non-Partisan Consideration —- Declares in Favor of Tariff on Lemons.

TODAY’S STRIKE DEVELOPMENTS IN WASHINGTON   Ra 4 ‘ hi i i lone ss i ‘ *H

GOVERNMENT 10 ~OAFEGUARD MAUL   Postoffice Department Says Vigorous Action will Be Taken in Interference

SENATOR SAYS STRIKE NEARS A RED REVOLT   Post Office Department Pre pares to Start Vigorous Ac tian   The Government Stil Remains Aloof While Awaiting Labor Roard

BRITISHLABOR ~ MAY INTERVENE IN IRISH FUSS   Direct Action Committee Considers Advisability of Attempt to Force the Government’s Hand By Demanding Right of SelfDetermination

LABOR MAY FORCE: ENGLAND'SHAND ON IRISH QUESTION.   Said To Be Ready To Plunge Into Fight For. ~The Irish.   THE PLATFORM OF  THE LABORITES   A Demand For Referendum Throughout The United Kingdom On The Question.

LABORITES MAY PLUNGE INTO IRISH FIGHT   Direct Action Committee At London Announced Its Platforms.   REFERENDUM DEMANDED   Dispatch from Cork Reports Reprisals In Kilcommon

JAPANESE NOT TQ FESR HOLT   WILL KEEP STRATHGIC PONT: IN SIBEREA IS VIEW OF WASHINGTON

DAWES FOR TREASURY   Report Says Chicago Banker Has Been Selected by Harding.   Chief of Army Service of Supply to ’ Win Cabinet Post—Other Guesses.

PICKS CHAS, DAWES?   CHICAGO MAN SLATED’ FOR TREASURY, “AYS REPORT.   Dispatch Says Chic’ of Army Service of Supply \. 1s Cabinet Poct.

ANTL-SUFFRAGE “PETITIONS OUT ALL OVER STATE   Such is Announcement Made By Backers of Anti-Suffrage

ROOSEVELT URGED LEAGUE TO GUARD NATI'NS’ TERRITRY   SUBSTANCE OF ARTICLE X ADVO CATED BY LATE EX-PREMDENT IN 1915   FAVORED USE OF FORCE   Hague Conventions in Crisis, “No Worth Paper on Which They Are Written.”   Ry WERR MILLER

BLAME WILSON FOR DEFEAT OF LEAGUE   Sherwood Eddy Of Boston Places Onus On President’s Shoulders.

BLAMES ALL IF LEAGUE PAGT. (S$ REJECTED.   G. SHERWOOD EDDY. BOSTON  ADDRESSES STUDENT VOLUNTEERS.

‘WOOD FORCES BUSY ON THE UNPLEDGED   STRIVING SWANFULLY TO Garin CNVINSTRICTED VOTKS.    Miestewary Work ia Yew York. Pennsytvania aed Vaseachesette Delega tiene—Joh asee in Meantime Net Asicep.

LAWRENCE SAYS WOOD NEAR GOAL   Making Inroads ‘in. Delega tions From New York, Mass achusetts and Pennsy.   COUNTER MOVE iS STRONG   Johnson Is Slipping: But Still Refuses to Admit It; Pledge From Michigan

wood’s CHANCES “IMPROVING:   His Manager, Hitchcock, Makes ‘Inroads in the East   PENROSE AGAINST WOOD   Johnson May Throw Strength te ‘Senator Knox

DRAWING NEARER      Crafty Work Of Frank Iiteh .cock Is Telling In Chicago Convention   BIG STATES PIVOTAL   Strategy Of Old Guard Is Te Hold Votes As Unit Until Break Comes

INVITATIONS FROM SNI-A-BAR FARMS   Douglas County Breeders Ask to Attend Demonstration at Fameus Farms

INVITATIONS FROM  SNI-A-BAR FARM:   ne See Douglas County Breeders Ask te Altend Demonstration at Famous Farms

ESCH. DEFEATED  IN WISCONSIN   Victorous Opponent Was Jo ~-seph M. Beck, Who Was  "Supported by Senator La Follette — Lenroot’s Lead Now 23,154.

NEW SHOCKS FELT IN NORTHERN ITAL   Death Toll Over 500 Fron First Shocks on Tuesday, Report.

VOLCANO IS ACTIVE IN SOUTHERN ITALY   Flames and Smoke Shoot From Mouth of Crater, Accompanied With Rambling Sound.

ESCAPE OF REDS IF BAILED FEARED BY U.S. OFFICIAL   Ellis Island Heads Seé Failur' to Prove Deportation Is Needed Without Quiz.   UHL OBEYS SUPERIORS IN ACCEPTING THEIR BONDS   Warrants Say Accused “May” Be Bonded on Surety Plan: Court Sees it Mandate.

EDERAL JUDGE Ii PREPARING 10 Lt! DUWN ISLAND BARS   Would Aillew Aliens, Held fo Derortaticn to Be ReleasedOn Bail.   AUTHORITIES ARE WORRIED   Fear Such Action Will Make I Impossible to Prove Aliens  Should Be Sent Out.

HED MAY oLIP UUT OF EXILE NOOSE BY BAIL   Ruling Permits Them to Give Bond—Officials Believe It May Stop Deportation.   GET LEGAL ADVICE

THe GHURGH RALLY   MEETING AT THE PARK YESTERDAY, ENTHUSIASTIC.   . NS Sermons of Rev. Hamilton Were the Features of the Day.

PRICES CUT IN PITTSBURGH   Retailers and Federal Commission Reach Agreement on Wearing Apparel.

DAUGHTER OF MIAMI MAN INVOLVED IN OMAHA CASE   Haywood Thompson of Springfield Held by U. S. Agents on Charge of Violating Mann Act.

KATIE KREIDER, OF MYERSTOWN, SOLE HEIR TC S. $10,000 KLINE ESTATI

SITS STEADY IN BOA   A EA iRUEPLICATES.     jauprTon “Wr “OFF* The tT            Nothing Further Will be Done Eng  Brows, ,

od STEADY IN BOA   COOCNTY AUCINTOR Wii. “LAy Gr THE TAX DUPLICATES.  2   Nothing Farther Will be Done Until  ae Pacts Are huaown.

b. U.P. LEADER FORECASTING MILLENNIUW   HAYS THINKS HE FINDS FOLKS SEEKING REPUBLICAN SUCCESS THIS YEAR   Meantime Some Senators Showing Signs of Keening An Eve On the Other Fellow

CONSIDER NATIONAL PLATFORM VE eae   Commitlee of 171 Repuhiicans Will Start Active Work to Formulate Recommendations for Party   HAYS SEES VICTORY AFTER WESTERN TRIP   Honest, Efficient, Economica Business Administration ts Being Sought

PARTY WORKERS BEGIN BUSINESS   Committee to Formulate Recommendations   FOR-PARTY PLATFORM   Return of Chairman Hays of Républican National ‘Com. ‘mittee Sicnal for ‘Work — Immediate Task is Collec. tion of Opinions on Many Possible Planks.

b U.P. fo oP] ALREADY, ROW ON PLATFORM PLANS   COMMITTE OF 171 1S NOT FIND ING APPROVAL OF SOME LEADERS.   WOULD DITCH PACT FIGHI

6.0. P. LEADERS. MAPPING OUT BAMPAIRN ISSUES   Hays Returns to Capital from Swing Around U. 8.   CHIEFS ARE OPTIMISTIC

REPUBLICANS AT WORK ON PLARK   Hays Arrives in \ Washington After Trip to Line Up Campaign Work.

WHOLE WORK OF COMMITTEE YET IN FORMATIVE STAGE   No Definite Conclusions Reach ed Towards Recommendations for Platform.   FOREIGN RELATIONS PLANK WAITS ON TREATY FIGHT   Cliairman Will Hays, in Statemen Regarding His Trip to Paeiti Coast, Declares He Found Genera Seftiment Everywhere in Favor © Republican Success in Campaign,

[WO SENATORS ARE. OUT OF SYMPATHY WITH PARTY PLAN   Senators Moses and McCormick Decline te Serve on Republican Committee.   HAYS COMMITTEE OF 171 STARTS ITS ACTIVE WORK   No Attitude Will Be Assumed or Foreign Question by Party at Present.

MAKERS 6.0, P PLATFORM GET UUWN 10 WORK   Differences of Opinion on Way Committee of 171 Is to Work Mostly Ironed Out Yesterday in Washington.   TWO REFUSE 10 TAKE PART   Opposition Develops to Plar to Carry Peace Treaty to Campaign as an Issue.  Probable Subjects Are Given Outline.

REPUB LICANS' ACTIVE WITH HAYS) RETURN   Immediate * Task. Before Commitiee Is Collection Of Opintons Upon. More Than Twenty  Qo haate   FOREIGN ‘RELATIONS PASSED   Will Awaid Outcome Of Senate i. -Fight—Hays Finds.All Turning i Toward Republicans ‘For’ Solu 4      MADE TRIP AROUND CIRCLE

G. 0, P, LEADERS BEGIN PLATFORM CARPENTER WORK   Work of Committee of 171 Actively Taken Up on Return of Chairman Hays to Washington.   TWO OF MEMBERS DECLINE TO SERVE

CONFERENCE ON TREATY PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW   ILLNESS IN.FAMILY OF SENATOR LENROOT CAUSES POSTPONEMENT.

TREATY CONFEREES POSTPONE. MEETING UNTIL TOMORROW   ILLNESS IN SENATOR LENROOT'S \ RBAWLY CAUSHS DELAY— ~~ HITCHCOCK READY TO ACE

oe BI-PARTISAN TREATY “CONFERENCE POSTPONED   Agroeament on Compromise Certain Yesterday Uni Senator Lodge  Issued Tfis UTeiniatum,

Tiness of Senator Lenroott’s Fam. ily Forced Adjournment of Iniportant-Session,

TREATY ~ PARLEY DELAYED   Illness in Senator Len: root’s Family Causes Postponement   EXPECT FAILURE

FE TREATY CONFERENCE   [By L. C. Martin, United, Press Staff  a an, [er we

Bi-Partisan Treaty Conference Postponec   Publication of the Reservations as  They Had Been Agreed to When Conferences Were Interrupt a =

BI PARTIOAN CONFERENCES ARE DELAYED   Inability of Senator Lenroot To Attend Causes Postponement Till Friday   FLURRY IS CAUSED BY PRESS PUBLICATIONS   MEMBERS OF BACH PARTY AC CUSE OPPONENTS OF Vio LATING THEIR PLEDGES Ol SECRECY.

Senator’s Allegation Repeudiated By Other Wood  Manavers.      COLORADO MAN SAYS CHARGE SOUNDS BOOZY   Criticism of New Hampshire Leader Resented on All Sides.

GEORGIA CONTESTS — HEARD IN-CHICAGO   BOTH WOOD AND LOWDEN WIN DELEGATES AS RESULT OF COMMITTEE'S DECISION

SLOVAK LEAGUE SECRETARY DENIES   Fund Was Not Raised In United States To Stir Trouble In Czeche-Slovakia.

2,400,000 CHINESE QUEUES © USED FOR STRAINING SOUP   Ask Carload Rate for Shipment of Filtering Cloth Manufactured From Oriental Hair.

ISTAILS &£S SOUP STRAINERS   ‘ommerce Commistion ts Asked fa Carload Rates on the Chinese Appendages.

DON'T BLAME THE COOK IF A HAIR'S IN YOUR SOUP) it MAY HAVE COME FROM THE QUEVE OF A CHINAMAN “PIG TAILS” ARE USED IN MAKING FILTERING CLOTH

CHINESE PIGTAIL INDUSTRY SEEKING BETTER RAIL RAT.   Queues for Soup Strainers Filters, Etc., Involved in —— Petition.

WHAT’S THAT? USE CHINK—PIGTAIL TO STRAIN SOUP? NO!   Chinese Hair Pressed tnto Cloth Newest Strainer for Consomme.

MAKE GOOD SOUP STRAINERS   Company Asks for Caricad Rates on Chinese Piatalis.

ASK CARLOAD RATE ON CHINESE PIGTAILS   2,400,000 in Texas to Be Moved North   Pressed Into Cloth, They Are Used in Straining Soups

APPEAL BY HOOVER      Wants City to Adopt 100,000 European Children

SALVATION ARMY NEWLY ORGANIZED   New Arrangement Enables It to Meet Enlarged Demands. -

Cardinal Gibbons’. Sister Dead at 94.   United States in Big: Fight to. ‘Protect. Future of. Foreign. ‘Trade

U. 9, (9 REACHING FOR CONTROL OF WORLD SHIPPING   Three Apparently Unrelated incidents May Be Moves in 4 the Great Game.   TURNING BACK OF CABLE FROM FLORIDA ONLY ONE   Colby’s Oil Note to British anc Discussing of Panama Tolls Act Others.

U5. FIGHTS TO GUARD FOREIGR TAARE EUTIRE   Western. Union .Cable Order and Golhy? Oil Note Steps: n Battle _   NATION WILL CONTEST. NOMINANCE OF BRITAIN   Sullivan Says History of Worle in Future Depends on . Outeome

BATTLE ON FOR FOREIGN TRADE   TSAITED STATES DETEEMINED Ta HHAVE TTS SOO AHE.   COMPETITOR OF THE BRITISH   Western tnion Cable (antroscrey and “raopetamia Ob) Sapplies Recent Incidents in the * om mercial Straggle.

PANICKY CONDITION CIN JAPAN   Excess of Imports Over Exports Has Brought About An Alarming Situation—-Prices Decline. ©

JAPAN IN BAD FINANCIAL SHAPI   Deflation of Currency and  General Trend Downward  Igy Reported Today, _-

JAPAN VERGES ON BIG PANIC   INDUSTRIAL © CONCERNS DISCHARGING MEN “AND MARKETS ARE SLUMPING   ‘Business of All Kinds Coming to Standstill as Result of Money . Deflation.

FACTORIES CLOSING IN JAPAN   Details of Reported Panic Are Given in Cable Received at Honolulu From Tokyo.

URGES UNION MEN TO THINK   Official American Federation Telis Labor to Give Court Trial Before Condemning  “Should Take Time to Under. stand Better’’ is Admonition Given.

UNION CHIEF PLEADS FOR KANSAS ROURT   “Nothing in Body io Indicate it Is Unfair to Labor,” . Organizer Asseris.

Official American federation Telis Labor to Give Court Trial Before Condemning  “Should Take Time to Under. stand Better’’ is Admonition Given.

U. 5. EXPENSE WILL REACH 4 BILLIONS   Houston Estimates Cost to Ru Government During Next _ Fiscal Year.   Appeals for “Strictest Economy Not Only in Our Expenditures, Federal, State, County and Municipal, but Also by Thrift on Part of Our People.”

Houston Estimates Cost to Run Government During Next Fiscal Year.   GIVES TREASURY'S PROGRAM   Appeals for “Strictest Economy Not Only in Our Expenditures, Federal, State, County and Municipal, but Also by Thrift on Part of Our People.”

SECRETARY HOUSTON PLEADS FOR THRIFT ON PART OF PEOPLE   Says Great Economy Wil Be Necessary for Many Years.

HOUSTON PREDICTS 1921 EXPENDITURES OF FOUR BILLIONS   Secretary of Treasury Appeals for Governmental and Individual Economy   U, S, NATIONAL DEBT TO BE REDUGED DURING THE YEAR      Should Clear up Short Time Indebtedness by End of 1922

HOUSTON REVIEWS NATION'S PRESENT ECONOMIC STATUS   Agriculture Secretary Predicts Government Budget  of Four Billions.

4 BILLION CHEST FORU, S. NEEDED   Expenditures Forecast by Hous: ton in Speech te Bankers   OUTLINES DEBT PROGRAM   Revenues From Taxes Must be Continued. He Says

NATION WILL SPEND AMICON IN 1921   Secretary Houston Makes Es: timate at Convention of Bankers.

HOUSTON TALKS 10 NATIONAL BANKERS   Secretary of Treasury Uutllnes g Policies of Financing

HIGH TAX — a MUST BE KEPT UP   TO MEET TREASURY ‘PROGRAM FOR LIQUIDATION OF THE WAR  STrarnmr.   Secretary Huston Covers 2 Wide Range of Economic  ; ~~ Problems Before Ameri:  - can--Association of: Bank. ova Laday.

MAKE CLAIM TAXES MUST BE KEPT HIG   Secretary of Treasury Also Hits Policy of  Farmers.

EXPENSES OF U6. OA FISCAL YEAR   Houston Estimates Cost of Gov ernment at $4,000,000,000.   SECRETARY URGES ECONOMY   Outlines to the Bankers’ Convention Treasury’s Program for Handling War Debt—Says Liquidation Must Go on Steadily.

ESTIMATE EXPENSES OF U. S. FOF FISCAL YEAR   Houston Tells Bankers’ Convention Cost of Government This Year Will Be $4,000,000,000.

ABILLIONS BUDGET NEAT FISCAL YEAR HOUSTON PREDIGTS   Secretary Qutlines Treasury’s Program for’ Handling of War Debt’ Liquidation.   ? APPEALS FOR ECONOMY IN SPEECH BEFORE BANKERS   vUrges Resurvey of Situation to Enable Tax Revision and Revenue Assurance.

SECRETARY HODSTOR OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT TALKS TO THE BANKERS         Outlines Program © for th Handling. of War Debt Which Must Go on. a Steadily’ =!          APPEAL FOR ECONOM'                  TAKES UP DEMANDS OF AGRE CULTURAL INTERESTS FO GOVERNMENT HELP AND’; EXPLAINS. SITUATION

UNCLE SAM’S RUNNING EXPENSES. FOUR BILLION DOLLARS FOR YEAR   Secretary Houston Forecasts Expenditures and Makes Plea for Economy and Thrift Throughout Nation.

U.S, EXPENSES TO BE FOUR BILLIONS   Houston Estimates Cost to Run Government During Next Fiscal Year.   GIVES TREASURY'S PROGRAM   Appeals for “Strictest Economy No’ Only in Our Expenditures, Federal, State, County and Municipal, but Also by Thrift on Part of .  Our People.”

PUBLIC IS BLAMED FOR ITS QUIESCENCE   Secretary Houston Tells Bankers Clamorous Groups Turn to Treasury for Economic Salvation.

HOUSTON DETAILS 10 BANKERS PLAN 10 PAY WAR DEBT   Federal Receipts Must Not Fluctuate, Secretary Warns.

10 GOST UNCLE DAM 4 BILLIONS 10 KEEP HOUSE   Secretary of the Treasury ‘Houston Tells of 1920 Expenses.      HE URGES ALL TO BE VERY THRIFTY   Cabinet Minister Says Na tional Debt Will Be Reduced Rapidly.

U.S. TOSPEND FOUR BILLIONS   This is Estimate for 1921 _of Secretary

TAXES MUST BE. AT HIGH LEYFI, HOUSTON. SA Y'!   Forecasts Gevernment Exper : __diturys of Four Billion.  Pollars Next Year

FINANCES UF NATICN TOPIC (F SEGRE TARY   Government Expenditures 01 Four Billions in Year, Houston Forecast   APPEAL MADE FOR “STRICTEST ECONOMY”   Produsers Begin‘ to Holler As Soon As Prices Deciine, He Declares

BOVERAMIENT TAX  MUG TAY abi OATS SECRETARY   HEAD OF AGRICULTURAL DE PARTMENT WAKES APPEAL FOR THRIFT AND ECONOMY.

HOUSTON CALLS FOR THRIFT IN NATIONAL LIFE   ‘Points te Government Costs Necessitated for Paying { of War Debt   WAN     A NEW PROGRAM   Points to Necessity of Providing Relief for Agricultural Interests

U. 5. TO SPEND FOUR BILLIONS IS PREDICTION   Secretary of Treasury Out lines War Debt Program.  URGES TAX REFORM   Bankers Told Government (anno! Operate on Basis Giving Revenues Below Those Anticipated.

FOUR BILLION: _~ EXPENSE LIST   Secretary Houston Tells Bankers Government Expenses Next Year Will Be High.

SECY. HOUSTON TALKS ON WAR DEBY PROBLEMS   Says Gross Expenditures of Nex Fiscal Year are Forecast as $4,000,000,000 by Secretary of  Treacurv.

HIGH TAX ~ MUST BE KEPT UP   TO. MEET TREASURY _ PROGRAM .FOR LIQUIDATION OF THE WAR  NHNERT.   Secretary Huston Covers a Wide Range of Economic yoblems.. Before Ameri can Association of Bankave TBaday.

SUVERNMENT MUST PEND HUGE SUMS   SEC. HOUSTON TELLS BANKERS WHAT UNITED STATES MUST NOW COLLECT.   AUST LIQUIDATE WAR DEB)   Falling Receipts Make Problew of Treasury In Finding Money to Operate a Very Serious One.

BOVERNMENT 10 UST 4 BILLION NEXT YEAR   Secretary Houston Estimates Expenditures in Address Before Bankers, Outlining Treasury’s Program.

Voluntary, " Adoption of Plan ', Effective Tomorrow in 33 Places.

oA "ait N “MANY CITIES   At Least 31 American Cities Enact Daylight Saving _ Measyres

TO SAVE DAYLIGHT DESPITEREPEAL   At Least 33 American Cities Adopt Municipal Laws of Conservation.

Daylight Saving Will Go Into Effect In 33 Cities And Towns Saturday Despite U.S. Repeal

Daylight Saving Ordinances in Many Eastern Cities Are in Effect To-day

DAYLIGHT SAVING OR MANY STATES ~ TN EFFECT AGAIN   Many Cities and States to Retain System for Saving Daylight.

DAYLIGHT oAVING ON TOMORROW IN MANY CITIES EAST   Michigan, Colorado, Ohio Als _ Represented in Move That . Defies Wilson Veto.

BASEBALL GAMBLING.   Lee Magee Is Ready to Stir Up a Base ball Hornet'n Neat

MAGEE MAKES HIS CHARGES   sive Player Submitts t  Heydler His Evidence Con: cerning Gambling.

ASHLAND INDIANS TO HAVE FAIR EXHIBII   INDIAN AGENT. ASSISTED BY INDIAN FARMERS, WILL PREPARE EXHIBIT FOR MILWAUKEF TPATR._

OF POOR IS-$15   TRUSTEES HAVE NO RIGHT TC GIVE MORE ‘SAY MEMBERS ~ OF BOARD OF ACCOUNTS

PAN GERMANS LEADERS OF - REVOLUTION   New Chancellor; Von Kapp, »-Was. -President..of-Fath--> lerland> Party.   ROYALISTS A’ AWAITED. RIGHT TIME TO HIT

Knapp Founder of Fatherland Party Notorious Pan-German:; Analysis Shows Royalist Rise

Almost Imcredible Story Related Affeettmg Brother of the Ex-Kaiser.

PRINCE. HENRY 15 BADLY TREATED BY TOUGH GAN   BROTHER OF FORMER EMPEROR IS MADE TO RUN GAUNTLET OF KICKS AND BLOWS AND OTHERWISE ROUGHLY HANDLED.

ARMED GERMAN MOB ABUSES ROVAL SClO   Mauraders Force Prince Henry of Prussia: to Run the Gauntlet

FORMER .KAISER'S BROTHER IS MADE TO RUN.GAUNTLET RY GANG OF FIELD LABORERS

PRINCE HENRY IS ~ BRUTALLY TREATED   ladignities Are Heaped Upon Brother of ex-Kaiser,

REPATRIATION OF TEUT CAPTIVES Ii SIBERIA GETS 0. K   Ally Council Decides They Are to Return Via Far East: Warship Disposal Set.

300,000 SHOPMEN ‘MAY STRIKE FOR WACE DEMANDS   Union Officers to Consider Decision of Rail Adminicdradinn

RAIL MEN RESTLESS   Maintenance arid Shop Workers ‘Threaten Strike. :   lnternational Officers of Union Meet in Detroit te Pacts on Gov-ernment Award.

Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes’-Officers Con --- $idering Decision-of Railroatt: Administration   WALKOUT IN PROSPECT  IF ‘ADJUSTMENT FAILS   Organization President Says 300,000 Members Will Cease Work Immediately “ Uniess Action Suits

NEW THREAT OF SHOP STRIKE      Officers of Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers in Session.

dO0,U00 READY TO QUIT UNLESS PAY 15 BOUoTED   Union Official Says Government Must Adjust Wages of Men to Their Satisfaction.   HOLDING MEETING

Will Place High Tariff on Products to Save Further Decline in Prices on Farmers’ Products — Measure Goes to Senate With Fate Uncertain.

FORDNEY TARIFF BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Would Establish Practicall; Prohibitory Duties for Ten Months —Goes to Senate.

HOUSE PASSES — “TARIFF BILL TO "HELP FARMERS   Measure Would Establish Virtually Prohibitory Duties For Ten Months   Vote Stood 196 to 86 Afte Bitter Fight Against Measure

BEE-WURZBACH RACE ‘RESULTS IN DOUBT   Republican Has Lead of ~ Over 2,000.

UNION ENJOINED FROM ORGANIZING WORKER   WEST VIRGINIA COAL PRODUC ERS GET TEMPORARY RE. STRAINING ORDER — MAY NO’ ORGANIZE MINERS IN SOUTH. ERN PART OF STATE.

REFUSE PERMIIOOIOM TO ORGANIZE MINE a IN WEST VIRGIN   Aecuse Workers Of Attempt To Break Contracts.

MAY FETE BRINGS — BACK EARLY DAYS   His Descent On Lawrence’ and Burning of Town Reproduced By Students

MAY FETE BRINGS — ~ BACK EARLY DAYS      UNIVERSITY PAGEANT SAT URDAY ENJOYED BY LARGE . CROWD   His Descent On Lawrence ans Burning of Town Reproduced By Students

IS MAN DEAD OR LIVING?   Insurance Compantes Paid $60,000 to Beneficiaries——Sailetad Renorted Seen in Weat.

MAN THOUGHT DEAD, SAID IN WESTERN STATE   Edw. Failstadt’s Bones Near Auto May Have Been Feke.

RESUME PROBE OF "DEATH IN FIRE   Eau Claire Mystery Case to Be Subjected to a--New investigation.

IS SAILSTAD DEAD OR ALIVE:   SEPERION CORONER STARTED NEW INVESTIGATION TO DE. TERMINE QUESTION

SALSTADT WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE   Heirs and Insurance Companies in Wisconsin Having Trouble Over Uncertainty of His Death.

DeLuxe Bread con-' tains that food giving  value second to none.  Collin Street Bakery.   Thought to Be in Sinking Condition But Being Towed to Port

JUMEAUUT LED ABOUT FINANCES  COX DECLARES   EIVHER CHAIRMAN HAYS) Ol TREASURER UPHAM HAS WADE ~ FALSE STAPEWEN?S,

COX ASKS ABOUT . ALLEGED QUOTA   Says. Chairman Hays I Purjurer ‘or Upham Is Falsifier.

THIRTY CARS OF WHISKY   From Louisville, Arrive in Philadelphia on Way to Cuba.

BY ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS TREAT MENT  Of the Wilson Cont olled National C  ommittee   Of the Wilson Controlled Nationa! Committee   Assert Georgia May Desert Democratic Party and Go to Harding.

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS NOW WAXING WRATHY   Smith-Watson Faction Say They May Desert Demoeratic Parity Phic Year

BOLTTOG.O.P. IS THREAT OF ~ GEORGIA MEN   SMITH-WATSON LEADER FORECASTS HARDING VICTORY IN «. SOUTHERN STATE

TO CONSIDER SUPFRAGE I8st0k   Delaware Senate Will Take Up Ratifiration Question,

“BIG SMOKE” ENTERS LEAVENWORTH PRISON   Jack Johnson, Goes To Work 1 Quarry Making Little Ones From Bic Ones.

TO GIVE $500 TO SOLDIERS   This Is Urged Strongly Be fore Congress.   Witness Says Congress Is No Hard Up and Demands Bonus.

ASKINGSSO0 ~ AS BONUS FOR SERVICE MEN   President of Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion Wants Lump Sum For Each One.   SAYS GOVERNMENT CAN PAY    Charges Member of Another Or:  ganization With Being  Communist.

Sperry Urges Payment of Lump Sum of $500 to Each Veteran. Charges Halper Is 2  Socialiet

PAYMENT OF LUMP SUM OF $500   TO EACH PERSON WHO SERVED IN WORLD WAR   Urged Before House Ways  and Means Committee Today.—No_ Discrimination  Should be Shown Says  Qnerrv.

ASKSLUMP SUM OF “TANF THOUSIND AS  “SEAVICE MEN BONIS    oa  ‘Witness Declares that Financial Statenient Shows U S, to be  7 Able to Pay Amount   OPPOSITION-TO PLAN OF RELIEF DEVELOPS   Democrat from’. Texas Say! Not One Legion Man Has  Asked for Extra Relief

$500 BONUS 10 EACH SOLDIER BEING SOUGHT   HEAD OF SOLDIERS ORGANIZA TION APPEARS BEFORE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.

LEGION HEAD ASKS LUMP SU FOR FACH MAN   Brands Soldier Relief Proposal: ‘“Miseriy’’ and Asks $50( For Each Ex-Service Man   Other Soldiers’ Organizations Ask Various Amounts

ASKS LUMP SUM rOR ALL FORMER MEN IN SERVICE   House Committee Acked to Give Men Lump Sum of $500  for Service.   HELP SERVICE MEN ALONG   President of the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion Makes Request.

ARGUES FOR GIFT TO SERVICE MEN   “PERRY DECLARED GOVERN MENT AMPLY ABLE TO COoMPENSATE SOLDIERS.

2 BILLION 19 NEEDED 10 PAY VETERANS    Representative Kitchin Says   Sum is Needed for Former  Service Men.  ;   $500 BONUS FOR  EACH IS PROPOSED   ‘Private Soldiers and Sailor Legion Head Makes Mod.   est Demand.

BUCK PRIVATES ASK “FOR S500 BONL   President of Enlsted Mews Or gantzation — § 8 By-Service Men Want. Cash        HE FLAYS .THE TIGHTWADS      SAYS PRESEN? BITS ARE NOW ARRQUVER s   M. G. Sperry Gisapproves Plan to Compensate: Sottliers According te Motths of Seeview . During Wert War,

$500 EACH FOR EXSERVICE MEN IS HISPROPOSITION   Payment of This in Lump Sum Is Advocated by Buck Private Organization :

PROPOSE $500FOR  ALL EX-SERVICE MEN       President of Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion ‘Teils Con. gress it is Miserly.

FLAT BONUS OF $500 FOR VETS ASKED   Heads of Veterans’ Associa tions Before Committee. , PLEAS CONFLICTING   1s Charged That Member of Eexcutire Committee of Rank and File Association Is Communi:

$500 FOR EACH EX-SERVICE MAN   Payment of Lump Sum Urged Before House Ways  and Means Committee   Sperry Opposes Proposals For Adjusted . Compensation For War Heroes

$000 FOR SOLDIERS S ASKED APIECE OF CONGRESS COMMITTEE   Differences of Various Bodies Of Veterans -Are Aired at Hearing at Washington   One Organization’s Head Says Chief of Another Is’ Rank Socialist and Communist -

WANTS $500 BONUS FOR EVERY SERVICE MAN IN WORLD WAR   Third Service Men’s Organiza tion Opposes Plans Proposed by Other Two.

ASKS $960 IN LUMP TO EACH U.S. VETERAN   Congress is Called ‘Miserly and Skimping” With Bonus Bills   BUT IS ABLE TO PAY   $39 TO $59 FOR EACH MONTH iN SERVICE !S DENOUNCED AS TOO SMALL.

SQUARE DEBT TO U.S. WAR HEROES WITH $500, URGE   Private Legion Presi dent Advocates Payment of Lump Sum

THOMAS WATSON, EDITOR OF {CONOCLASTIC FAME, AND POLITICIAN LANDS IN A GEORGIA JAIL

TOM WATOON JAILED 1N GEORGIA: CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF LIQUOR   INDECENT CONDECT IN) PUBL ALSO CLAIMED AGAINST DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

TOM WATSON WAS HELO FOR ‘PUBLIC INDEGENCY   He Raved in a Hotel in Georgi: That His Rest Waa Disturbed.

BE BENEFICIAI   SAMUEL REA OF PENNSYLVA ‘NIA LINES BELIEVES MEASURE I8 0. K. ;   UNION LEADERS ARE . STILLS OPPOSING I   Declare A Direct Appeal May Be _” Made to’ President Wilson to Veto the Bill.

FOREIGN OFFICES OF U.S. A DISGRACE   Curtailment of Foreign Expenses is a National Shame Says Secretary of State Tc Congress Citing Instances of Dany Aecomodations,

RANGERS GO TO RANGER      Company Js Sent Thera Following Re‘ceipé of Telegram,

RANGERO ot TU RANGER I  PRESERVE ORDER   ILL FEELING BETWEEN CITIZENS AND SMALL PARTY OF RANGERS NOW THERE.

RANGERS ORDERED TO RANGER, TEXAS   Full Company to Aid Those Now There.

RANGERS ARE ORDERED INTO RANGER TEXAS   Full Company Sent to Aid of Two Confined in Jail in Oil Town.

COMPANY OF KANGERS =~ SENT 70 CITY OF RANGER   Citizens at Loss to Understand Action af State

RANGERS ASK FOR REINFORCEMENTS SENT TO RANGE!   Unfriendly Feeling Against Rangers Has Caused Arrest of Two Members.

SOME LUCKY “BiRU” THIS!   Ex.Kaiser Without Job, Yet Can Give Awav Many Mitlions.

KAISER GIVES CHILDRE! MORE DUTCH CURRENCY ON WHICH'TO LIVE   As Befits One of the Hohenzollerns, Says Today’s Report from  Doorn.—Eightyfive Thousand Each is Tis  Amnunt.

HAS MONEY TO GIVE AWAY   What You Think of This Bird Out of a Job, but With Millions?

EX-KAISER TO ENRICH HIS KIN   Willlam Plans to Give Each of Chil. dren Sum to Keep Up Style of Living.

HAS MONEY TO GIVE AWAY   ; oa mm ao ‘What, You Think of This Bird Out ef a Job, but With  I Millions?

DANIELS, PAYNE TO ALASKA   Secretaries Go to Territory Next Month to Study Conditions ‘ There.

CABINET OFFICERS TO MAKE TRIP TO ALASKA   Secretaries Daniels and Payne to Study Conditions in Northwestern Rarrtarsa

VICE PRESIDENT OF A. F. OF i. & HISSED TO SEAT  Attack On Anti-Strike

BUSINESS MEN HISS LABOR SPOKESMAN   A. F. Of L. Vice-President Stops Address Before United States Chamber Of Commerce.

nud LABORITI WHO ATTACKED GOV ALLEN   U.S. Commerce Chambe Men Force Matthew Wall  to Discontinue Speech

LABOR LEADER ~-HISSED WHEN HE ATTACKED ALLEN   Compelled to Give Up Speech in dy position to Kansas Laher I      DECLARED IT WAS MARKING BADICALS OUT OF ALL   Deckwes Labor Has a Right te Con spire Against Capital and Stars Strikes

LABOR SPEAKER HISSED AT COMMERCE CONVENTIGN   Attuclk on Kansas Compulsory Arhitralion Court Is Kesented By

LABOR LEADER IS HISSED OFF STAGE   Matthew Woll Compelled To Diseoniinue Speech in East

WOLL’S ATTACK ON KANSAS PLAN STOPPED BY HISSES   American Federation of Labor Official Discontinues Speech Before U. S. Chamber of Commerce.

Labor Leader Hissed As He Delivers Talk   Vice President of American Federa. tion of Labor Unable to Cone tinue Attack on Kansas Court of in. durtry

MATHEW WOLL HISSED FROM THE PLATFORM   Labor Leader Has Ti Stop Speech at Atlantic City.

Jack Johnson To  +2: Begin Sentence      Give ‘Up Fight to) to Escapo Penalty for OMG Ating tip Mann act.

FAI I LIQUOR PLANK   Will Urge No Action on 18th Amendment or Irish Question; Not a Candidate

MARSHALL SENDS HI SYMPATHY TO COOLIDGE      [Nor wCandidate nod Gpposes Raksing Tiqaor cr Trish Question at San Fran

VICE PRESIDENT STRIVES = Tt KEEP IRISH AND LIQUOR QUESTIONS OUT OF CONVENTION   DRYS LINE UP AGAINST COX   : Anti-Sztoon League Issues Statemer Coudemning Candidacy ot Ohio Governor—~-Expect Bryan to Save Anti Liquor Plank

DAY ORGANIZATION OPPOSING MR. COX   OHIO DEMOCRATIC ASPIR ANT FOR PRESIDENT IS DECLARED A ‘‘WET”’   THE IRISH QUESTION 15 UF   Illinois Delegation Will Fight For Plank On Irish Freedom, Declared a Leader From Buckeye State.

‘IDON'T WANT THE. NOMINATION” T.R.   VICE-PRESIDENT GIVES Of STATEMENT TO THE UNIEED PRESS AT FRISCO.   He Stated He Wouki Throw His In finemce Against Any Attemps to Raine the Liguow or Irish Onestion.

SEDITION BILL WOULD INFLICT DEATH PENALTY   MORE DRASTIC THAN ONE PASSED BY SENATE PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE   TO REACH CITIZENS AS WELL AS ALIENS   Disfanchisement —_ (or Deportation Would Be Provided for Persons Refusing to Testify

MASONIC ACTION WOULD BE TONIC   DORMITORIES BUILT IN TEX. AS AND OKLAHOMA HAVE Lik-L PE)   FAVOR CLOSER TIES   Chancellor Lindley Pointed Out the Power of Masonic Organization Now   Chamber of Commerce Was Host to Scottish Rite Class at Meeting, Today

Chancetlor Lindley. Pointed Out the Power of Masonic Organization Now   Chamber of Commerce Was Host to Scottish Rite Class at  Meeting Today

ONE BANDIT KILLED ANOTHER WOUNDEL   IN: FIGHT WITH DES MOINES POLICE TH!IS MORNING,   FIFTY SHOTS ARE EXCHANGES   Art Sandy Dies On the Way To the Hospital and George Livingston Ig Seriously Hurt—Were Rebbing Oll Station.

Rill One and Wound Another Fol lowing Attempt to Rob Filling Szution.   RUNNING RATTLE IS STAGED ON STREETS

KILL 1, WOUND  IN BANDNT FIGH]   Art Sandy Stain, George Livingston Wounded by Des Moines Police:  Officers Battle Men Taken in Act  of Robbing Filling Station.  q

DES MOINES POLICE GET TWO BANDITS   Kill One, Wound Anoih. er and Seek One Other Pair of Crooks.

THErT OF PEARL NECKLACES   Valued at More Than $100,000 Reported to Philadeiphia Police.

TELLO OF lb MADOO FUND   Democrats Planned to Spenc $10,000,000 for Campaign.   REVEALED BY N. Y. REPORTER   L. J. Lang of New York Newspaper Tells Senate Investigating Committee Plan Was Discussed at Atlantic City.

TEN MILLION M’ADOO FUND   New York Reporter Tells Senate Body of Plans of Democratic National Committee.

919,000,090 FOR Mo ADOC iS CHARGE   Reporter Tells Senate Huge Fund Was Pianned   FOR NATIONAL CAMPAIGN   Writer Insists Democratic Committeemen Knew of Underwriting

TEN ‘MILLION — WADOO FUNI   New York Reporter Tells of Large Sum ‘to Back Former ~ “‘Treasurer’s Campaign.      AOL BY: ~COMMITTEEMAN   ‘Witness Tells . Senate Body’ “Plans for $10, 000, 006° Democratic National ‘Campaign Were Discussed at Atlantic City.

TEN MILLION Mw ADOO FUND   New York Reporter Tells of Large Sum to Back Former Treasurer's Campaign.   TOLD §=BY  COMMITTEEMAM   Witness Tells Senate Body Plans fer $10,000,000 Democratic National Campaign Were Discussed at  Atiaatie City.

MCADOO BACKERS PLANNED HUGE CAMPAIGN FUND   New York Writer Tells of Conference at Atlantic City ot Underwrite Cam.  _ paign for President.

WUOPEUT GRILLED bY UFFIGtho   New Developments Reveal ed In Investigation of Anahem Crime

MASON CITY MAN CHOOTS HIS WIFE   CONFESSES TO POLICE THAT Hi SOUGHT TO KILL SPOUSE

HIS FINGER WOULD NOT WOR   Mason City ‘Man Intended To Comm! Suleide After Shooting Hls Wife, But Failed,

LABOR TAKES ACTION ON QUESTIONNAIRES   Central Trades and Labo: Council Meets at Canton.

FIND DUCHESS REDS VICTIM -CLADINRAGS   Olga, a Sister of Ex- Czar Rescued from Boxcar .. Home by Red Gross.   ONE OF 3 SURVIVING © OF ROMANOFF FAMILY

tt GROSS: FINDS. SISTER OF CZAR      & AND BUCHESS - OLGA, LIVING IN BOX CAR, GIT RUSSIAN HEF

SISTER OF EX-CZAR ALIVE   Grand Duchess Olga Found by Ameri can Red Cross Workers Living In Box Car in Seuth Russa.

GRAND DUCHESS OLGA. ~ FOUND BY RED CROSS. ~~ LIVING IN A BOX CAR

SISTER OF FORMER RUSS CZAR FOUND IN BOX CAR   Grand Duchess Olga, One of Three Living Romanoffs, in Rags and in Need of Food.

SURVIVOR OF AUSoIAR COURT WITH REFUGEES 5 SAVED BY THE REO CROSS   American Relief Workers at Novororossisk, South Russia, Discover Noble Woman. - in Poverty and Rags.          GLAD OF FOOD DOLED OUT TO on Aig MISERABLE PERSONS IN HER COMPANY

ROYALTY, WN RAGS, HELPS ALFUGEES   Sister of Late Czar Is Found In Boxcar by Red Cross.   Toils Among Fellow Refugee: From Territory Recently Taken by Reds.

SMOTER OF CZAR FOUND IN BOX GAR   Grand Duchess Olga in Rags and in Need of Food.   ONE OF 3 ROMANOFFS ALIVE   U. S. Red Cross Workers Make the Discovery While Giving Aid to the Thousands of Refugees in South Russia.

FINDS DUCHESS   Sister of Late Czar of  Russia Found Living in a Box Car

onan DUCHESS OLGA 18’ FOUND BY THE RED CROSS   Survivor of House of Romanoff, Cind in Rags and Working Among Fellow Refuge

OLGA, SISTER OF LATE CZAR, 18 LOCATEL   Grand Duchess Found By American Red Cross Workers Living in a Box Gar.

CZAR’S SISTER IS FOUND DESTITUTI   Red Cross Worker Finds Grand Duchess Olga Aid. ing Refugees, Though Herself Clad in Rags.

SOTER OF LATE GAR NICHOLAS {1 FOUND IN RUSSIA   American Red Cross Workers Come Upon Grand Duchess Olga Clad in Rags and Liv ine in Roy Car.

RED €ROSS FINDS DUCHESS   Sister of Late Czar of Russia Found Living in a Box Car

IMAND QUGHESS OLGA SISTER OF NICHOLAS FOUND BY REO CROSS   ONE OF THREE SURVIVORS OF ROMANOFFS LIVING IN RAGS  AND HELPING REFUGEES,

One of the Three Surviving  . Members of the Romanoff Family Discovered in The Wastes .of Siberia by Red Cross Workers,

CZAR’S SISTER IN RAGS IN BOX CAR   U. S. Red Cross Workers Fin Grand Duchess Olga in Need of Food   PRINCESS AIDS REFUGEES   Is One of the Three Surviving Mem. bers of the House of RomA&anoffs —Thousarids of Refugees Pour Into South Russia.

RUSSIAN PRINCESS “SSTEROFTSAR ——INBOXCAR   Grand Duchess s Olga Is Found In. Rags Toiling with - ‘Hei . Fellow. Refugees

SISTER OF CZAR THOUGHT MURDERED FOUND IN RUSSIA   Grand Duchess Olga, Sister of Ex-Czar Nicholas, Toiling Among Peasants.   CLAD ONLY IN RAGS   But Grateful for Any Feod or Clothes She Could Find, Red Cross Reports.

DUCHESS’ HOME IN BOX CAR   Sister of the Czar Nichola: of Russia.   FOUND BY AM. RED CROSS   Clad in Rags and Toiling Among Refuges — Grateful for Food and Clothing.

JUGHESS ULGA ALIVE AND TOILING IN BUX CAR   WICHiVeh Ui PUT rainy Long Believed Dead Located By The Red Cross.  eee racers amine  Former Grand Duchess Garbed In Rags And Grateful For Aid.

UCHESS ULGA ALIVE AND TOILING IN BUX GAR   Member of Romanoff Family Long Believed Dead Located By The Red Cross.   Former Grand Duchess Garbed In Rags And Grateful For Aid.

GRAND DUCHESS ~_ JNA BOX CAR   Found by. American Red _ Cross Workers Clad pe in Rags

 Di evened omeless. and Degte Wanderer by Amer-. {. ° ican Red-Cross.. .

RUSSIAN GRAND DUCHESS. FOUND LIVING IN BOX GAR   Clad In Rags and Grateful Fer Any Focd or Clothing ‘She Could Find. ~

FROM ERMINE TQ POVERTY   Duchess Olga. Member of Late Czar’: Family, Dwells in Poverty in South Russia.

“ROSS” GUNMAN SHOE DOWY.  WwW ocBe oe ee Uktanwnshas ERaotnderese RTF eecr at Man

CHICAGO: GUNMAN IS KILLED   Labor Feudist Shot Eleven Times as He Stops His Automobile — ‘at Home. — :

E.G. OT ADE, WELL KNOWN LINCOLN ATTORNEY. DEAD   Prominent Member of Nebras ka Bar for Many Years— Participated in Many  Eamaiic Cacac   Served as City Attorney fol Term—Compiled Lincoln Ordinances First.

FAIR PRICES’ ARE TEMPORARY   Big Dealers in Chicago Ex. plain How They Accomplished Clothing Cut.   CLOTHING WAS BOUGHT SEVERAL MONTHS AGO   After Present Supplies Are Ex hausted, No More Stock Will Be Available.

Immense Buying Power, Large Stocks and Early Purchases Give Chicago Cheap Clothing   Loop Stores Enabled to Beal Smaller Competitors and Re: duce H. C. of L. for a Time.

FAIR PRICE’ LIST. ON CLOTHING LETS. CAT QUT OF WALLET   Discovery is Made That Big Department Stores of Chicago Sell Clothing for Less Than Down-State Merchants Buy Same.

“FAIR PRICE” Lol [a BAQED ON POOR GRADE   Goods Were Bought Long Ago —None Bought Within Six Months.   Committee Admits Unable to Buy Clothing At Figures They Named.

INVESTIGATION “FALR PRICES: SHOWS: BUSINESS DEAL BETWEEN LARGER STORES

AGO STORES ARE “LING CLOTHES “JW COST PRICES   "RIC ‘E” LIST CAUSES RUSH. thu SINESS IN SALE OF LIEAPER CLOTHING.

MADE SOME BIG. MONE!   Clothing Dealers In Chicago Use: “Fixed Prices” to Boost The Game,

CLOTHIERS IN’CHICAGO DORUSHING BUSINESS   Have “Pair Price’ List of Cloth  ing Bought Before Prices ~ Went Up."   OUTSIDERS © COMPLAINING   Say . Retailers Selling Unde ' Wholesale Make Them Apnear Profiteers.

FAI PRICE GARB TRADE RUSHING I CHICAGO STORE!   Stocks Bought Months Ago or Sale at Less Than Job Market Figures Today.   WHEN PRESENT SUPPLIES GO 1T WILL HALT SNAPS   Goods Piled in Basements Are Classed as “Cotton-Woal” and “All Wool Shoddy.”

"FAIR PRICES” LOWER THAN WHOLESALE GOST ON CHEAPER CLOTHING   BIG BOWNTOWN DEPARTMENT STORES DO RUSHING BUSI. VESS AT “FAIR” PRICES,

HARDING COMMITTEE ON CAMPAIGN IS APPOINTE   Republicans Generally Are De clared to Be Pleased; Seven Women and 14 Men.

G.0.P.FAVORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE   John T. Adams of Du buque is Named  Member.

21 COOKS TO SPOIL THE G.O.P. BROTH   A Committee of Twenty-On Will Manage Harding Campaign.

b.U.P, COMMITTEE PLEASES LEADERS   Claim Made That Every Party Faction Represented and Harmony Prevails.

DUBUQUER TO WORK! ON 6. 0.P. CAMPAIGN   John T. Adams Member of Executive Committee To Con duct Presidential Drive.

Republican Leaders Generally Express Approval of Person:  _ hel of Committee. to Conduct Presidential Campaign   AMALGAMATION PRESENTS SOLID FIGHTING FRONT   Precedent is Disregarded in Selection of Seven Women and in Choosing Feminine ViceChairman

SEVEN. WOMEN ON PP COMMITTEE   Republican Leaders Express Approval of;Personne! of Campaigners.

APPROVE BOAR iD   Twenty-one Members Including Seven Women, Form The Commiites.   Senator Harding Prepares For Early Return to His Marion Home

MAKES IT FELONY 10 STRIKE OR CREATE A LOCKOUT   Entire Country May Be Held in Gri of Rail Strike, But Kansas Safe.

COURT RULES . AGAINST DRY ‘REFERENDUM   Ey =  California Supreme Tribunal Decides  _  Voters Have No Right to Another’ ¥ote on Prohibition,

REFERENDUM UN ORY LAW BLOCKED   Re-Hearing Petition Is T Be Filed Soon, Says Theodore Bell

California Supreme Tribunal Denies Alternative Writ of Mandate as Applied for by Los Angeles Liquer Company   KF Wine Men Consider Bk.w [ Severe, But Declare Theis Intention to, Petition fo: Rehearing in Time Giver

TELLUS OF DEPORTATIONS.       Nitness Says Two Men Were Shot ) pod Killed.

YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURE   VOTE FOR  WAR-GOVERNOR SAMUEL W. McCALL

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT  POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT   VOTE FOR  WAR GovernoR SAMUEL W. MCCALL

POLITICAL. ADVERTISEMENT  POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT   VUIE FOR  WAR-GOVERNOR SAMUEL W. McCALL   FOR DELEGATE-AT-LARGE

PRICES TO GO DOWN   Peak Has Been Reached Is’ View of Buying Agents.   Members of Association Predict Prices Will Drop 50 Per Cent in Some Instances.

DOWN GO THE PRICES   BUYING AGENTS DECLARE PEAK HAS BEEN REACHED.   Association Mcmbers at Chicano Meet Predict a Drop of 50 Per Cent in Some Cases.

Ruined Becaus¢ He Balked at Hold-Up   Others Agree It Wa Unwise to Refuse Graft Demands.

BUILDING TRUST = PUT HIM UT OF ~ BUSINESS INA, Y   General Contractor Says He Would Not Produce Twehtyfive Thousand Dollars and They Worked to His Ruin  Ryeruwhere.

WAS PUT OUT OF BUSINESS FOR REFUSAL TO PAY   Union Leader Wanted $25,000 But Contractor Wouldn't Give It, Testirnony Brought Out.

‘NEGROES WOULD-BE LYNCHERS      Attempt to Wreak Vengeance On Automobile Driver.

GO FORTH TO CONQUER   AMERICAN ATHLETES ON WAY TO OLYMPIC.   List Comprises America's Fleetest and Fastest. on Track, Fleld ; - and Mat.

U .S. OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS FOR ANTWERP   American Athletes Were Given Sendolf at Manhattan Opera House Today

IN STATE OF CHAUS   SITUATION IN MEXICO IS A MOs' GLOOMY ONE,   Former President in Flight and Factions Seeking Spoils.

BANDITS BLOW ~ HARPER BANK   And’ ‘Escape With’ $2,000 in Cash’ ‘and J Registered Bonds ~ ,

MOREYARDMEN JOIN STRIKERS   ‘Total Number of Rail Workers Out Today Estimated at Near 27,000.  !   KANSAS CITY MEN RETURN   Switchmen at Cleveland Going Out and Strike is Voted at Milwaukee.

BOMBEXPLODED  -INDIET BUILDING   CAUSED GREAT EXCITEMENT, BUT LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTED , .   Police Believe It Was’ Plot. To Assassinate ~ Premier Hara and: Terrorize Ruling  Mea -

HELD: UP TRAIN, TATER WAS KILLED   one OF SCOTT BROTHERS y+. OLLDED BY OFFICERS  n      ROBBERS ARE BROTHERS   Twin Brothers Robbed Passengers 01 I. OF New Orleans and Ghieago Vly. er Near Kankak®®, Il, Last Night

HELD. UP. TRAIN, ~ LATER WAS KILLED          oni OKLSCO! BroPHEnS “nurp BY: OFF ICERS          RORRERS ARE. BROTHERS

“ABSENT VOTERS” MADE HEAVY WORK   MORE THAN 900 BALLOTS CAST IN COUNTY TO GO ELSEWHERE   NEED SPECIAL BOARD   County Clerk Thinks One Board to Handie These Ballots: Would Expedite Work   liezviest Use of Bailets Was in Second Ward, the Student ‘Pistrict ©

MORE THAN 900 BALLOTS CAST IN COUNTY TO GO TLSEWoEREK   NEED SPECIAL BOARD   County Clerk Thinks One Hoard to Handie These Ballots* Would . Expedite Work   Heaviest Use of Ballots Was in Second Ward, the Student ‘District °

MILLIONS. IN EXCHANGE.   ~*~ es Governor.. Caolidge “Orders Alleged Deals iInvestiated.

‘Lady Luck Proves Fickle  Partner And Italian Must Piay His Cards Face Up

DURING AUGHST   ROADS. WILL RUSH SCHEDULES.   RELIEVE DRAIN THUS ON PREASURY—PEOPLE MUST PAY,

a  IATES FOR RAISING PATES ARE NAMED   ew Passenger Fares In Effect August 20.   SCHEDULES BEING «MADE   increase in Freight Charges Will Date From August 25— Drain of Treasury Will Be Fnded Before Expiration of Government's Guarantee to Roads.

NEW HIKE IN RAIL FARES 10 BECOME EFFECTIVE AUG. 2   Pullman, Excess Baggage anc Milk Rate Increases Go Into [effect That Date, Rajl Head Announces.

OTHER RATES TO BE RAISED ON SAME DATE   ‘People Will Pay One Third of ployes’ Increases   in laxes   ROADS HAVE COST GOVERNMENT ABOUT A BILLION AND A HALF SINCE 1917.

EXPERTS DRAFT RATE SCHEDULES   New Passenger Fares to Become Effective Aug, 20.   THOM OUTLINES THE FROGRAM

Railway Executives Outline Program for  Increasing Freight Rates on August 25; Excess Baggage, Milk and Pullman Advances Take Effect Simultancously   RELIEVES STRAIN ON TREASURY

ADVANCED RATES TQ BE EFFECTIVE LATE THIS MQNTE   Roads Experts Already Working  On Schedules ineccasing Tw nsbatinn {'nebe   THIRD OF INCREASED WAGE PAID THIS YEAR IN TAXES   Labor Organizations Economist Says   Advance Due To Bad Management of the Roads.

EXPERTS DRAET © RATE SCHEDULES FOR RAILROADS   Thorn Outlines Program Which Will Be In Operation Soon.   RAISE FREIGHT RATES   Schedules To Be Presented To Interstate Commerce Commission .

NEW RAILROAD FARES CO INTO EFFECT AUG, 20   EARLY APPLICATION PROBABLY WILL HALT LEAK—FREIGHT RATES WILL BE BOOST ED LATER.

NEW AIL RATES ol INTO EFFEGT DURING AUGUST   ROADS WILL RUSH SCHEDULES.   RELIEVE DRAIN THUS ON TREASURY—PEOPLE MUST PAY.

THUHER PASSENGER  ~ FARES ON AUG. 20  FREIGHT — RATES AUGUST 5.   New Rates on Puliman and Baggage Effective Same Time; Officials Must: Figure Increase Until the Schedules Are Completed

NEW FARES MAY GUME ON AUG. 20   And Freight Rates Fiv Days Later On   WOULD HASTEN RAISE   Railway Executives do Not Wish to Wait Until Sept. 1, Because Earlier Increase Would Relieve Drain Upon Resources — Experts Work on Blanket Schedule

NEW PASSENGER RATES WILL GO IN, AUGUST 26 Should Not Affeei Prices, Says Nxpert.

BOOST IN RATES  TO TAKE EFFECT LATE IN AUGUST INDICATION NOW   New Passenger Fares Prob ably Will Be Effective on  the 20th and Freight Increase on the 25th   GUARANTEE PROVISION ENDS ON SEPTEMBER >   Federal Operation Will Have Cost the Government a Billion and ha Pty: Dollars  Since Dec.

NEW PASSENGER FARES IN EFFECT ON AUGUST 20   Railroad Rate Experts Begin Making Blanket Rate Schedule.   DRAIN ON TREASURY ENDED

NEW PASSENGER FARES EFFECTIVE ON AUG. 20   FREIGHT RATES WILL BE IN CREASED FIVE DAYS LATER : BY RAILROADS.   Increase of Transportation Costs on Percentage Basis Is Being Made:

RAILROAD FARES TO GO UP AUG 20   Freight Rate Advance I Now Set for Aug 25   Earlier Date Will Save Further Draft on Federal Treasury

Represenistives of Local Bodies ai Washington Hearing Give Their Ap proval to Findings—Proposal Woulk Advance -the Freight Charges Insids Texas 25 Per Cent.

NEW PASSENGER FARES MAY GO IN EFFECT AUG. 20TH   Carriers Also Plan to Advance Freight Rates on 25th   7. S. TO MEE! DEFKIT   People Will Pay Third of Em. ployes’ Wage Boost This

RATE INCREASE MAY  TAKE EFFECT AUG. 2¢   Passenger Rate Expected to Ge Up Then Followed Aug. 25 by Freight Increase.

HURRY TO FORGE NEW RAIL RATE BY AUGUST 94   WOULD FILE BLANKET SCHED ULE—WANT FREIGHT BY AUGUST 25

INAUGURATE NEW PASSENGER RATES AUGUST THE 207K   “eeight Rates Five Days Later, According To Present Plans.

NEW ENGLAND TO GET COAL   ‘The Priority Order WIS be issued op Monday.

NEW ENGLAND WILL GET COAL PRIORIT}   Order, It Was Indicated Today, Will Be Issued Next Monday.   NORTHWEST STARTS SOON

TRAGTOR SHOW TO BE HELD AT INDIANA STATE FAIR   Big Tent Wiil House Feature Especially Attractive to Farmers.

WILL POUL TE WOOL   = TEPTON COUNTY SHEEP OWNERS SEEK PLANS FOR MARKETING.   Propositions Submitted by Local and Foreign Firms,

WILL POOL THE WOOL      Eh . TIPTON CO SEEK PI      ed ‘ 8 bee L a Propositions Submitted by Local and i  Fore Firms,

ROBBED THE DEAD   Shortage of $2qua at City Morgue at New Vork Revealed.

SHORTAGE OF 520.000   Discovered In Money Taken From the Bodies of Dead In Morgue.

GRAIN DECLINE BLAMED.   Lewis Foster Hangs Himself in Barr Naar Daelinatan.

Circulars in New ¥ork Mail Boxes Regarded as Conclusive Evidence -of Anarchist Plot.   iS LINKED WITH OTHERS   Threats Were Signed by Same Name as in Case of Blast at Palmer's Home.   “American Anarchists Fighters” Pamphlets Said “We Will Toterate no Longer.”   THE DEATH LIST NOW 35   Latest Estimates also Ptace the Num ber of Injured at Approxlmately 300.

ALPINE TROOPS MAKE SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE   Albanian Rebels Fire Volley o1 Italians from Rear is Claim; Revolt Downed

DEMOCRATIC STATE FIELD HAS NARROWED TO THRE!   ‘Evans Woollen, Charles. A Greathouse and John Isenbarrer Are Mentioned.   ONLY ONE IS CERTAIN

WOOLLEN AND GREATHOUSE ARE PROBABLE ASPIRANTS   Ralston Announces He is Not Can didate for Democratic Nomination for Governor,

HARDINGS TO VISIT FLORIDA   President-Elect and His Wife to Bs Guests of Senator Fre. linghuysen.

CLEVELAND HOPES 10 TURN TIDE ON ROBINS SATURDY   ‘OHIO FORGETS POLITICS FOR   BASEBALL; COVELESKIE MAY  OPEN TOMORROW

10 INVESTIGATE Hott PAIGE Ut DUTTON GUUUG   COTTON WANE FACTERING CON CERNS ARE PROFITEERS OF WORST SORTS TILLSON SAYS,

Connecticut Man Declares Manufacturers “Are ‘Worst Profiteers:   600 PER: CENT. RAISE . IN- PRICE SINCE 1914

INQUIRY INTO HIGH COTTON-GOODS PRICE FAVORED BY HOUSE   cotton Goods Manufacturer: Denounced as “Profiteers of the Worst Sort” by Rep. Tilson.

COX STARTS EAST THIS AFTERNOOR   Five Speeches In Southern Cali fornia Today; Then Leaves For Arizona.

Thousands of People Hear - Gov. Cox in New York As’ Busy Program Scheduled

COX HAS BUSIEST DAY OF CAMPAIGR   Six Speeches, Conferences and Re. views Mark Day's Visit of Democra. tic Candidate to Gotham: Talks to Coliegians This Morning.”

<—e  geil THRONG WERET COX AT MADISON SQUARE   mocratic Candidate Puts In Strenuous Day’s Work In New York   INED BY WOMEN   yernor Keeps League Dispute With Elihu Root Alive In Platform Talks

COX FACES BUSY-DAY IN SOUTHERN GALIFORNI:   Speeches at San Diego and Log Angeles Feature League of Nations, Sentiment F o r Which is Strong in Southern California.

COX CLAIMS PRESS “ON-COAST BIASEI   Governor Reiterates” Determin, cation td Enforce Prohibition.  For Hitchcock Hesenvatione *

GOVERNOR COX ~ IS INNEW YORI   BPAY IS FILLED WITH SPEECH MAKING AND RECEPTIONS _— AT HOTELS

COR SCHEDULED >“ROR SIX TALKS   Candidate Has Busy Day Ahead ‘of Him, With Many Conferences on. Program,

GOVERNOR COX HAS BUSY n   Makes Secoad and Lait Visit of : Campaign to New ! York City.

LEAGUE SENTIMENT . “1S STRONG IN WESI  el   Gov. COX LEAVES CALI FORNIA FOR ARI. — ZONA.

ZA PEAKS THREE TIMES QURING DAY   Will Talk Further About Japanese Question.

COX SAYS NEWS OF CAMPAIGN IS WITHHELD   Declares ‘Reactionary’ Newspapers Now Ignore League of Nations.

COX APPRAVES ~—— BESEBUATIQNG   Says Those Submitted By Hitcheeck Adequate

GOVERNOR a NOR COX MAKES SIX SPEECHES: TODA)   [By Herbert W. Walker, United Press  & Correcnondent.):

GREET GOV. COX   Democratic Nominee’s Recep tion in California is an ) Ovation.

COX FINDS STRONG LEAGUE BACKING   Southern California Semands Adoption of Covenant   NOMINEE BUSY IN WEST   Will Carry Campaign Inta Arizona This Afternoon

GUA FACES ABIISY ON   DEMOCRATIC © ‘ANDIDATE WHE! ADDRESS MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK TONTGHT.   10. MAKE SIX SPEECHES   Six Addresses, Recepiions and a Numbor of Conferences With Democratic Leaders Formed the Program for Oon Today,

“ARIST DAY ~NEW YORK   WILL SPEAK AT & BIG MEET. ING IN MADISON SQUARE AEDEN TONIGH   AGAIN CALLS ON ELIRU. ROOT TO RETRACT FALSE STATEMENTS REGARBING GOV

Hosts of the Governor Have Plan ned to Keep Him On the Jump Today.   MUST DELIVER 81x SPEECHES BY BEDTIME   Wind-up Will Be Mass Moeting in Madison Square Garden. Tries to Force Blilm Root Into & Controversy Over Side Issue.

COX IS HAVING 4 BUSY DAY IN ~ — CALIFORNIE   a 3 § Strong for League Oe o.®ations: Will Visit Arizona Next.

BUSY TIMES FACING COX THIS WEEK   Making Last Visit Te New York To Win Votes.

Kansas City Convention May Extend Sirike to All Craft<   PROBLEM FOR LEADERS   Will Try to Keep Men in Line for the Old Brother hands:

WILL RADICALS RULE THE ROOST   Railway Employes Dept. 9° the A. F. L. Will Settle That Point   IN THEIR CONVENTION HELD IN KANSAS CITY   High Officials of Switchmen’s Union Come Out Strongly Aeainst the ““Ontlaws.’’

CONVENTION MAY DECIDE THE MATTER   Kansas City meeting to take stand on railroad. strike   DITTCONCee =POnne AIT DIL ICHMLUuY UU UU:   Feeling is general government erred in delaying wage board appointments

KE SPREAD PENDS UPON INSAS CITY   presentatives Of 700,004 rainmen Meet To Consider Demands   pe mEMArN LOYAL - TNLESS RADICALS WIN   Blame Government's lay For Present Troubles —Issue Statement

Rail Men To Take  Action   Convention of Railroad Craftsmen at Kansas City is Battleground Between Radicals and Conserva Hiuvec

WILL OBJECT TO: UFO MMR ncHD   Admission Into League of Na-» tions To Be Discussed at Geneva.   WITHDRAWAL THREATENED   (BULLETIN)

Warns of “Drastic Action’ if Berlin Government Is Admitted Now.   GOOD FAITH DOUBTED   Great Britain Is Said to Have Been Won to Paris Viewpoint.

RANGE DOESN'T WANT GERMANY N THE LEAGUE   Government “Unalterably Op. posed” to Admitting Conquered Nation at the Present Time   WAY WITHDRAW DELEGATES IF GERMANY I$ ADMITTED   Britain Will Back France 3 Claim of Paris Newspapers

Government “Unalterably Gp. posed” to Admitting Conquered Nation at the Present Time   WAY WITHDRAW DELEGATES iF GERMANY IS ADMITTED   Briain Will Back France  i Claim of Paris News: papers

AUSTRIA FORMALLY ASKS ADMISSION   Wants Place in League of Nations.

AUGTHIA GEEK ENT RANGE INT  LEAGUE NATIONS   FORMAL APPLICATION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF THE LEAGUE AT GENEVA.

TO COMBAT UNREST = > AMONG THE FARMER   Grain Deaiers Asociation on Re: cord. Againat Radleal Rural °. Oreahizations.

UNREST (AMONG THE FARMERS.   Grain Dealers Asseciation Begins  Campaign to Combarc It.

TIMPAICN TO COMBAT UNREST ON FARMS 11 BEGUN BY GARIN MIEN   PROPAGANDA TO CREATE SATIS FACTION WITH FAKM 4.1FT. SUGGESTED IN REPORT,

Farmers Themselves May Have Sonic thing to Say About Dealers’ : Solicitude

GRAIN MEN SEEK 10 ~ STOP FARM UNREST   Radical Attempts To Control Prices Condemned; Want Agriculture Dignified.

TO COMBAT FARMER UNREST   Grain Dealers’ Convention Hits at Grain Dealers’ Conventién at Minne apelin Hite at Price Control Movee.

SENATOR ATTACKS SIMS IN SpEEnE   LODGE LEADS FIGHT ON CRITICISM RESOLUTION   General Barnett Takes Issue With Sims on Naval Awards

AMERICAS FAITH IN GOVERNMENT MEXICO GROWING   ARMS AND AMMUNITION NOW BEING SHIPPED TO THAT COUNTRY.

EMBARGO ON ARMS T0 MEXICO IS RELAXED      Move Indicates Increased Faith in New Government, U. 8. Officials Say.

SHIPPINC ARMS BELOW RIO GRANDE   Further, Evidence That Washinetor Expects Move Stable Conditions In Mexico.

ONE MAN 1S KILLED IN FRONT OF NEWSPAPER  OFFICE   Officers Are Investigating to Place Responsibility for Never Sweat Mine Riot    Regular Army Soldiers Start From Fort Wright to Keep Order at Mines

CALIFORNIA SENDS TROOPS TO QUELL BUTTE LABOR RiOT   Mine Strike Disturbances Brings Request of Montana Governor for Federal Troops   TROUBLE STARTS WITH MEN PIGKETING MINES   Fourteen Injured in Clash With Police and Deputies

TO BOOM EDWARDS’ CANDIDACY   Persoeanl Liberty traane to biatah liek thienguo Hendqeaartere.

MINERS DRAW AGH WAGES   HYMERA COAL DIGGERS RE CIEVE FROM $225 TO $300 IN ONE PAY

MINERS DRAW HIGH WAGES   HYMERA COAL DIGGERS. RE CIEVE FROM $225 TO $300. ‘ IN ONE PAY   ONE MAR'S AVERAGE §2

WISCONSIN OWN RAIDED “BY PROHIBITION AGENTS   Sevenly Arrested and Two Loads Of Liquor Seized.

FORMER KAISER AND WIFE FEEL STRAIN   Not Eapected to Live Long Owing (6 tae Condition—Kui: Trealth Delicate.

“STRAIN -TELLS ON EX-KAISER:   Friends Doubt. ‘Bither Wilhelm. or- th  - Kaiserin Will: Live Long:

Yankee Smashes World's Pole Vault Mark: United States Wins Sprints

YANK SETS A NEW POLE VAULT RECORD   Chicago Atilete Goes Over Bar at 13 Feet 5%% Inches.        Americans at Ay  » Again High for Day’s Sp (  Have 156

Foss, American Athlete, Sets New Mark In Pole Vault At Antwerp Mee   ‘Chicago A, A. Star Clears Bar At 13 Feet, 5 1-8 Inches, Beating Old Record Held By M. F.   Whnght; Woodring First in 200 Metre Run; South African Wins 400 Metre Race.

POLE VAULT RECORD   CHICAGO STAR SMASHES OLYM. PIC WORLD MARK.   Yank Goes Over Bar at 13 Feet, 5'% Inches—Americans Again High for Day.

THE TREATY IS STILL IN TANGLE   New Issue in Lenroct Reservation on rhe Voting Power of League of Nations,

WILSON MAKES NEW SIE TREATY FIRHT   President Takes Renewed Interest in Opposing Len-— : root Reservation :

PRESIDENT WILSON IS AGAIN IN TREATY FIGHT   Secretary Tumulty Explains ‘That Len root Keservation is One ef

RESERVATION BY LERROOT RENEWS TREATY BATTLE       SENATOR'S RESER OX ¥OTIXNG POWER OBRIECTEN FG BY  BRI ‘i         PRESIDENT SHOWS HAND:   President Regards It as One of ihe Most Serious Reservations Yet Presented in ihe Seniie”  — Briain Files Protest

WARONN YS SOCIALISTS GAINS WIDE ATTENTION   Prominet Men of Country at Hearings

BEGAN TAKING — ' EVIDENCE TODAY   Julius Gerber, Secretary of New York City Local of Socialist Party, Was Firs!  _ Witness Sworn in Trial Before Assembly Judiciary Committee.

SOCIALIST ORGANIZATION INVESTIGATED   New York Assembly Seeks Information on Procedure of Party   TALK SOCIALIST RULES   Constitution of Organization is Introduced by Stanch fold

SOCIALIST PLATFORM ENTERED AS EVIDENCE NEW YORK’S TRIAL   Julius" Gerber, Secretary of Gotham Local, Witness in Ouster Proceedings,   MANY TO BE CALLED UPON FOR TESTIFYING   Littleton and Hillquist Have « , Wordy Battle Over. What : Constitutes Treason

Julius: Gerber, S ‘Secretary - “ol “ New York City Local: ‘of So cialist Party, Was: Firs’ ~ Witness Sworn.in. Trial Before. “Assembly dudician  5 AR peta acl co wate Bead

SOCIALISTS LOSE SKIRMISH WITH THEIR OPPONENT   Suspended “Assemblymen Denied Right to Introduce Certain “Facts.”   Party Laws Are Placed Ir Evidence by Committee Counsel.

Socialist Solons s Fight Charges Gerber Admits World Policy Flaming Torch ‘Emblem Shown

SOCIALIST ACTIVITY A MENACE?   Dismissal of Charges Against Five Assemblymen is Refused. ©   SENSATION PROMISED — “BEFORE TRIAL 15 OVER   Second Day of Albany Trial is  Spent in Futile Argupe Bt ean

SUGIALIOT LEADER FURST WHTNEgo If LEGISLATIVE QUIZ   ‘Attorney. for N. Y. Assemblymen  Qusted Asks “Admissions of Fact” but Loses.

PLATFORM OF SOCIALISTS iS INTRODUCED   ls Made Part of Hear. ing of Ousted New York Members.

Magnates in American, However, Found the Going More Difficult and a Night Session Had to be Held.

BAOCOALL UW GARE RIGHT UP AS OUEDULED   AMERICAN LEAGUE FACTIONS FAIL TO SETTLE DIFFER ENCES TILL TODAY   Nationals On The Contrary Accept Rules. Adopt Schedule and Work In Full Harmony   PEACE WAS DECLARED EARLY THIS MORNINC

OF IBALL STILL IN GOOD REPUTE   National League to Permit Humid Delivery   PROTEST BY ST. LOUIS   Moves Magnates to Permit Use of All Moist Ball Heavers Though American League Limits Each Team te Two—Pay of Umpires Restored to 1917 Standard

ORDER 1S RESTORED   REVERE BEACH, MASS.,.WAS THE SCENE OF RIOT SUNDAY MIGHT_30 INJURED.

‘QUIET AFTER REVERE RIO   Sailors and Civilians Attack Pollce Station. Fifty Persons Injured. “Many Bruised by Mlisslos.

FIFTY INJURED  AT BEACH RIO}   SAILORS AND CIVILIANS ATTACK STATION HOUSE OF PARK POLICE.

LEATHERNEGRS AND SOBS FIRE ouNTS AT CRS   Fifty Persons Hurt in Fierce Rioting at Massachusetts Bathing Resort

LAW AND ORDER AGAIN PREVAILS AT REVERE: POLIGE STATION WHEGKEL      Sailors, Reinforced by Citizens, Ended Attack in Effort to Release Arrested Comrades Only When Troops  A ae, Sees ~ er ee

REVERE BEACH AGAIN NORMA!  Resort Quiets Down Fol .  . PY Yet . Lay eee   Resort Quiets Down Fol lowing the Riots of Last Night.   INVESTIGATION  1S TO BE MADE

TWO CAUTIONS WERE GIVEN   WARNINGS OF DISASTER TO TAKE PLACE THURSDAY.   BOTH MEN DISREGARDED THEM   List oF DEAD MOUNTS TO THIRTY-KIGHT TODAY.

TENNIS STAR HELD IN CANADA; MENTAL TELEPATHY DEFENSE   Former Employee of French High Commission in New York Believed  To Know of Bomb Plot N. F. BROKER WARNED OF EXPLOSION

Brother-in-Law of Man ‘Arrested States He inal Unsound Mind and That He: fas Netia New ~  York City at the Tine of the Bugle:     Was in Niagara Palle Pied

EDWARD FISCHER ARRESTED IN ONTARIO, SUSPECTED Of KNOWLEDGE OF BOMB PLOT   Sent Post Cards From Toronto to New York Telling of Explo sion to Occur on 15th

Edwin P. Fischer, of New York, Ap prehended in Hamilton, Ont., This Morning--Apparently Unbalanced

First Official Airplane Leavy es New York-for ~ San Fraiiciscs     ROUTE COVERS : 2,651 MILES Pilot R. G. ‘Page Reaches Towa City on First  Tan

MAIL PILOT LANDED IN IOWA   Transcontinental Fliter Slightly Behind Scehedele Pleawnascdt

THREE OIL MAGNATES KIELED IN ACCIDENT      Auto Runs Off Bridge, Killing Ocupants _Instantly—Happens at Eldorado, Kas.

3 DIE WHEN AUTO JUMPS BRIDGE   MOTOR CAR CARRYING OIL MEN HURTLES OFF A BRIDGE DURING STORM

I Aad OIL MEN KILLED   Automobile Ran off a Bridge at ElDerado During a Storm

THREE MEN PERISH ~ IN-AUTO ACCIDENT   Car Runs Off Bridge Dur. ing Storm. .

rer aa VTE tC 7 OIL MEN KILLED   Automobile Ran off a Bridge at ElDerado During a Storm

Many Clews Are Unearthed In Seareh For Death Dealing Plotters   NATION IS AROUSED   Federal, State And Local Police Join Forees In Man Hunt

RAILROAD UNIONS IN  A SERIOUS CAL ABRI t   Action On Rail Legislation Un decided by Various Branches   WILSON TO TAKE TIME   Radicals Threaten to Break From Plan of Less Radical

SPLIT NEARO Aa UNIUNODE MANE BILL BE VETOED   Conference Grows Insistent in Request that Appeal Be Made to  President for Action.

RAIL UNION WAGE PLAN CPLIT NEAR   Diverse Views as to Demands Threaten Disruption of the Affiliated Workers Trying to Solve the Raise Problems   President, in Reply to Request for Tribunal, Tells Labor Heads He Must Decide First On Cummins-Esch Measure

Numors of Vissention Militate Against Immediate Solution of Rail Workers’ Wage Demand Question—-Executives Admit They Might Not Be Able to Hold Strength Recently Gained Through Affiliation to Consider Proposal.

BREAK THREATENS N RAIL WORKERS AT CUMMINS BILL   Employes Organization Sharply Divided Over  Acceptance.

CRISIS DEVELOPING — INR. R. SITUATION   Threats Of a Break In. Affiliated R. R Employes’ Organizations Prevents Early Action   WIDE DIVERGENCE OF VIEWS HELD   Demand for Direct Appeal to President Agains Railroad Bill Growing—Passage of Bill by th Senate Increases Dissatisfaction—Strike is No Seriously Considered at This Stage.

AFFILIATED RAILWAY  WORKERS MAY BREAI    Divergence OF Views Qn Wilson’ Proposal To Settle Wages Ts

BALAK IN RANKS OF RAIL UNIONS 5 THREATENING   New Angle rought About by Passage of Esch-Cummins Bill.   Possible Rejection of Wilson Proposal Indicated by Several Committeemen.

ROAD UNION CHIEFS  “NOT SURE THEY”  CAN HOLD ALL FORGES   'Brotherhoods Show Difference  Of Opinion on Proposal of  President Wilson   Leaders Are Forced to: Sombat Moves of Radical Element In Several Directions

RAILWORKERS TO SEEK VETO FROM WILSON   Condemn Railroad Bill Passed by Congress.   EARLY BREAK THREATENED   Genera! Committeeman Not Unit. ed in Favor of President's Proposal for Settlement of Wage Demands.

WIDE DIVERGENCE OF VIEWS OF COMMITTEEMEN PREVEN’ OFFICIALS FROM KNOWING STRENGTH.   PRESIDENT WILL NOT ACT NOW

PRESIDENT WILL NOT ACT IMMEDIATELY ON GALWAY LEGISLATION   White House Announces Pres“ident Will Turn Bill Over:to Department of Justice for * Careful Study.   LABOR. MAKES PROTEST

SPLIT Me ED BY RAILWAY       NION HEA        Differences Over Presid: Plan to Settle Wage De. “mands Develop;        TO CONTINUING STRENGEE          Demands in Conference: 40°" Veto of : Railway , Messure Insistent.   LEADERS MUST EXPLAIN           Bill Ready for Executixe' 's- 8 ture Unanimously. Condemn. ed By ‘Labor,

RAILROAD FMPLOYES THREATEN TO SPLIT   WIDELY DIFFERENT VIEWS HELD BY MEMBERS OF COMMITTED SAID TO BE THE CAUSE OF TROUBLE.

RAIL EMPLOYES NEAR TO BREAK IN AFFILIATION   Wide Difference of Views as te Wilson’s Proposal Brings Break Near.   DISCUSS THE RAILROAD BILL   Demand For Appeal For Veto Grows—The Radical Elements Are Active.

RAIL UNIONS IN. PERIL OF BREAK AT CONFERENCE      Radical Demands Are Threatening Disrupture of Parley.

WILSON PAY PROPOSITION IS OPPOSED   Demand for Veto Of Compromise Measure Grows More Insistent With Radicals Denouncing U.S, Plans.

BG DIVERGENCE VIEWS HELD BY COMMITTEEMEN   May Be Impossible to Hold Strikes, Executives Say

Wide Divergence of View Held in Regard to White House Policy;        ANT NEW @ILL. VETOED   ‘Union Leaders: Not” Atl al On Mind— President Not (o Hurry: . Ta. Sign The Measure,

THREAT OF BREAK IN RAIL UNIONS DELAYS SOLUTION   Wide Divergence of Views  Develops Among the   Leaders.   RADIGALS THREATEN TO BECOME SERIOUS MENACE   Committee Members Strive To Hold Strength Gained by Affillation®

THREATENED: SPLIT IN RAILROAD MEN'S RANKS HOLDS UP SOLUTION OF DEMANDS   Breach Looms: ‘Up. Ai “Many: Views Are Held. By. Committeemen’ ik  “Washington Attending. Conference Proposed: By: Wilson  Tc  Reach ‘Wage Settlement; President: Delays Signing. Of Rail Bil ~ Just Passed By Congress And Much’ Opposed By. Labor::

DISAGREE OVER ACCEPTANCE OF WILSON’S PLAN   Demands for Appeal to President to Veto Bill Grow.

RAILROAD BILL IS ROCK OF DISCORD FUR ORGANIZED LABGR AND BREAK 1S THREATENEL   Wide Divergence of Views Among Representatives of 2,000,000 Workers, in Conference,   RADICAL ELEMERT HAS LEADERS STEPPING SOME

be sik. al  DEATH OF GUY SNIPE.   Ye Expired this Morning at His jtome in Atlanta.

“DEATH OF GUL SNIPE.   fe Expired nis “Mdrning at, Biit **YWome in. Atlanta. po

WEINSTEIN IS CALLED BACK FOR HEARING   Side Pal of Trotzky Sum.  moned to Ellis Island to Show Why He Should Not Be Banished.

POINDEXTER OUT OF THE RACE   Wante Hie Name Withdrawn From Oregoe Primary Saliet.

FAL nUOUEN CHILDREN WEAN JNRNEYS ERD      Boys and Girls About to Be Restored to Parents By Red Cross

CHILDREN SOON Td REACH RUSSIA   U.S. Returns Youngsters With: out Release of Americans

32 ARE MISSING AFTER COLLISION   Only Five of Crew of Lake Steamer Found after Vessel Sinks.

STEAMERS COLLIDE STEAMER SUPERIOR CITY TS SUNK   THIRTY-TWO OF A CREW OF 87 ARE WISSING—FIVE ARE SAVED

32 MEMBERS OF STEAMSHIP MISSING   Lake Steamship Sinks in Two Minutes. Only Five of Crew Accounted For.   RESULT OF COLLISION

FREIGHTER FLOUNDERS IN TWO MINUTES   Many Cleveland Men Among Crew Are Believed To Be Lost

2 BELIEVED  DEAD, ONLY DOANE) REPORT   “Superior City,” Rammed by “Willard King,’ Sinks  In Two Minutes

32 OF CREW OF SUPERIOR CITY LOST   Sieamer Clashes With Another ip Fog Off Salt Ste Marie  Thursday,

32 UNACCOUNTED FOR FOLLOWING SHIP COLLISION   Vessel Goes Down in Twe Minutes in Fog on Lake Erie

SUGARS LEAD — STOCK LISTS   Over-Night Gains of 2 to 20 Points Were  Recorded.   LIBERTIES AT NEW LOW POINT

REBELS ATTACK STATE CAPITOL   THIRTY INDIANA AND A DOUBLE NUMBER OF ARMED MEN HEMMED IN GARRISON   (By United Press)

NEUVO LARRADO _ WAS ATTACKEL   By Gonzales Forces But Federals and Indlans ‘are Holding the Town.

Girl Student Seriously -Injurel When Attempting To Escape Imprisonmeni

GIRL BADLY INJURED   RESULT OF A CLASS SCRAP ATF THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.

Republican Nominees Assured as of Victory in State and Nation   HARDING WILL RECEIVE RETURNS AT MARION; COX AT DAYTON; DEBS IN HIS PRISO! CELL; WEATHER CONDITIONS.WILL HAVE -MUCH-TO DO WITH LARGE VOTE; EXPECT VOTE EQUAL TO THAT OF 1816 > ;

RIVAL CANDIDATES AWAIT VERDICT OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   Control Of Senate And House Will _ Be Determined By Outcome  Of Election Today.   CONDITION OF WEATHER CONSIDERED A FACTOR   Clection Returns Will Be Received By Cox And Harding In Respective Home Cities,

Weather Reports for Day Considered Important; Rain or Snow in Wisconsin .   HARDING AND COX TO. RECEIVE A. P. RETURNS   Seven “Candidates -In’~-Presi= -—~. deritial Race; Major Parties Are Both Confident

AST WORD SPOKEN, CANDIDATES ANAT FINAL VERDICT OF NATION   STATE OF WEATHER IS VITAL IN POLI THROUGHOUT LAND TODAY   SWOLLEN TOTAL {§ EXPECTED, BECAUSE OF WOMEN VOTING FOR FIRST TIME IN MANY STATES. HOW NOMINEES WILL HEAR RETURNS.

UPTO VOTERS FOR VERDICT   CAMPAIGN AT an END 4aND To. DAY TELLS THE TALE.   SPELLBINDERS HIKE FOR HOME   AND PARTY MANAGERS PREPARE TO CLOSE UP SHOP.   Final Eatimates Net Differcat Free These Precediag—Wemen ama the Weather the Uncestain Elements.

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES RETIRE TO AWAIT VERDICT   Ballot Counters Are Expecting Larger Task Than Usual; May Be Several Days Before Final Count Is Known

CANDIDATES ARE AWAITING VERDIC)   Seven Presidential Aspiranis Rest on Oars After Gruelline Campaign.

CONCLUDING: AGT GREAT AMERIGAN ELECTION ORAM:   Seven: Presidential Candidates Have Submitted Their-Case To Jury and Now Await Verdict OF Plaetarate   WOMEN WILL SWELL VOTE

WEATHER REPORTS CLOSELY SGANNED BY PARTY LEADERS   Heavy Rains Would Upset Best Laid Plans for Getting Out Vote.   BUSTLE OF MONTHS AT ALL HEADQUARTERS ENDS   Duty Rests With Voters of Choosing a President and Deciding Which Party Shall Control Congress, With Some Governors.

AWAIT VERDICT OF ELECTORATE   With Bustle of Months Ended Strategists Rest, Awaiting Decision   WATCH WEATHER MAN   COX AND HARDING RETIRE TO HOMES TO RECEIVE ELECTION RETURNS

Congressmen, Repre sentatives and Gover nors Will Be Elected ir Several States .Today

WEATHER WILL PLAY PART IN FINAL RESULT   Party Leaders Close Their Desks After Final Scanning of Reports From All Parts of Country—Governor Cox and Senator Harding to Receive Associated Press Reports.

BAD WEATHER ~— [SFORECAST   Would Keep Thousands of Voter: in Isolated Districts From Reaching Polls   Difient Task of Ballot Counters May Delay Final Result Becoming Known

BIG PARTY LEADERS DISPLAY CONFIDENCE   Unsettled Weather is Predicted in Upper Ohio Valley and Great Lakes Region with Clearing and Cool in South and West—Women’s Votes May Make Returns Late— Where Candidates will Re-' ceive News of Election

RAINS THREATEN TO CUT VOTE IN EAST   Candidates Arrange to Hea Fateful News at Their Homes

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AWAIT VOTERS’ VERDICT   Bustle of National Headquarters Ceases—-Bad Weather May Influence Election Today

"FICE SEEKERS END SCRAMBLE ‘OR WOTES; PARTY CHIEFS DON THEIR HATS, CLOSE DOWN DESK TOPS. LOCK DOOR AND GO HOME   stle of Months Ends at National Headquarters; Party Chairmen Scan Weather Reports Before Departing; Women’s Vote: Will Greatly Swell the Total Cast in 1916.

LAFOLETTE LEADS NEW PARTY MOVE   Committee Of Forty-Eight Holds Referendum.

LA POLLETTE FAVORED BY THIRD PARTY   Leads Referendum Vote of Committee of 48 in Chiearo   No BOLT 1S EXPECTED   Jshnson and Borah, Won't Run; is Belief of Members

LAFOLLETTE NOW LEADING   May Be Candidate for Presidency on Third Party Ticket

LA FOLLETTE BAY BE THE CANDIDATE   JOHNSON AND BORAH NOT EXPECTED 'O BOLT   POMMITTFE OF 48 VOTING   Secretary Marsh of the Farmers Na_ Honal Concll Not Pleased With Republican Platfomnn. ~~

LAFOLLETTE IN LEAD 10 HEAD PINCHOTITES   Poll of ‘Committee of torly Eight’’ Now Being Taker For Candidate.   For Candidate.  Leaders Expect Farmers And Others to Rally to Their Standard

LAFOLLETTE IN LEAD T0 HEAD PINCHOTITES   ~ Eight” Now Being Taken For Candidate.  Leaders Expect Farmers And Others to Rally to Their Standard.

LA FOLLETTE MAY BE THE CANDIDATE   JOHNSON AND BORAH Nor ‘ EXPECTED TO BOL]   COMMITTEE OF 48 VOTING    Secretary Marsh of the Farmers National Concil Not Pleased With Re publican Plattorm.

AFOLLETTE PROBABLE THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE FAVORED. IN REFERENDUN   LEADERS ANNOUNCE THEY Dé VOT EXPECT SUPPORT OF JOHNSON AND BORAII.

METHODISTS OPPOSE IRISH RECOGNITION   General Confercnes Declares it ds Un warranted Interference With Brit. nlte-Agniust Grambling. Devices

METHODISTS OPPOSE IRISH RECOGNITION   Conference Goes on Record agains Republic. of Ireland, Stop Transportation ‘of Gambling Devices.

Heart Dilation Caused Sudden Death of Nun In Paterson, N. J., Hospita

KMEW-. SHE WOULD QIE   Sister Hildegerde of Patersoau, N. de Hospital, Apparentiy in Best of  Health, Sends for Driest,

CARE FOR 1,000,G00 CHILDREN   This Number in Charge of Goverr ments, Geneva Congress Reports ’ at Close.

GALVESTON HAS A SECOND PIER FIRI   Twige in the Same Week Flame: Jestroy Shinning Property in Texas

FIRE MENACES PIER AND SHIPS AT GALVESTON   Guardsmen Rushed To Scene On First Alarm

FIRE RAGES _IN GALVESTON   Broke Out Shortly After Nine o’Clock ‘and Is Still Burning

MURE COTIGh BURNS IN NeW IEKAS BLAZE   Governor Orders National  Guard to Protect Gal veston Wharves   DISASTER BEFALLS STEAMER SPEEDWELL   Extent of Damage Due to Second Fire Not Yet Estimated

HEAVY Loss THREATENED IN SECTION A, PIER 42, STARTING THIS  MORNING,   FIRE APPARENTLY CONTROLED

GALVESTON HAS A SECOND PIER FIRE   ee  : 7 ’ . Twi¢e in the Same Week Flames Destroy Shipping Property  in Texas  i

JF FOREIGN OFFICE IN LONDOK CLOSED TO VSIORS   First Time In Years—Westminste: _ Abbey May Close—Sinn Fein Plots Cause.

GIRLS JUST SAY TWENTY-ONE PLUS   WHEN ASKED AGE BY .ELECTION PRECINCT OFFICIALS, WHEN YOU WISH TO VOTE. .

British Public Disturbed Over Prospect Of Sending Tommies Back to Fighting Front

POLAND ASKS. FOR ARMISTICE WIH RUSSIA   Peace Proosals Were Dis   ment Ysterday,   MORE GAINS by _   Russian Reds Hope tow, Kingdom of Poland 0: the Map.

BRITISH PRESS COMMENTS ON RED SITUATION   Papers Support Premier— Advocate Independent Poland.

BRITONS SEE SELUND WAR ABE AD   British Public Uneasy Over A Possibility of Rendering Assistance to The Hard-Pressed Poles,  Declaration of Lloyd George Causes Deep Agitation

TALK OF WAR WITH REDS OVER POLANG DISTUABS BRITAIN   Possibility of Conflict Made Plain by Lloyd George’s Speech in Commons.   SAYS ENGLAND BOUND TO GIVE EVERY ASSISTANCE   Independent Poland Necessar\ as Buffer Between Soviet Gov’t and Germany.

BRITISH DISTURBED   Allies May Be Compelied to Fight Again ‘to: Save. the , Poles. oe ok

ing Day Is Devoted To vaning Up Of Legislative slender Of Minor Bills   ATE CONFIRMS Cox's APPOINTMENTS   « Kills Proposed Consti ional Amendment To LimDebt Of Municipalities

RUSH UNFINISHED BUSINESS   Branch Bill to Aid Toledo Street Car Situation Defeated   RAISE SALARY OF JUDGES   AAR CRLART UP JVM  House Defeats Cowan Bill te Roost Salary of Leaislators

Secretary: ‘of Agriculture Makes - Agrarian. Problems Subject for Address Before American  . “Bankers Association .   SAYS MARGIN OF VALUE SHRINKS BY $2.500.000.000   Olasses Resulting Situation as One . Dematiding the Best Thought.and Consideration of Financiers .

ASKS WILSON’S AID.   Farm. Council Head Propoxca Method ef Financtag Farmern.  -

CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS   F or Purpose of F acilitat“ing Loans to Farmers -- in Present Crisis

PROPOSE CERTIFICATES OF INDERTEDNES3 10 Al IN FINANCING FARMER,   SUGGESTION LAID BEFORE PRESI.  DENT WILSON WITH PLEA FOR CONSIDERATION.

Farmers’ National Council Chief Urgea Issuance of Certificates of indebtedness.

TAMA  JIM Olea AT IOWA HOME AGED 86 YEARS   Secretary of Agriculture Under Three Presidents Was 86 Years Old.   LEAVES SPLENDID RECORD

JAMES WILSON THRICE SEC'Y. OF AGRICHLTURE DIES   Served on Cabinets of McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft.

James Wilson: Dead   Former Sceretary of Agriculters Died at HES Viome Ted

TAMA JAMES WILSON DIE AT HIS HOME   FORMER HEAD OF AGRICULTURE AT COLLEGE PASSED   Was Sixteen Years in Cabinet; Maile New  Service Record.

JAMES WILSON DEAD   FORMER SEGRETARY OF AGRICULTURE DIED THES MORNING.   Born In Scotland ey Made n Grent ‘Record _as a Man and Public  Oificial in) America.

JAMES WILSON, FORMER SEC, OF AGRICULTURE DIES    “Tama Tim” Wilson Died at His Home in Traer Aged 86 Years. -

FORMER CABINET OFFICER EXPIRES AT HOME IN Ih   JAMES WILSON DID MUCH TO DEVELOP AGRICULTURAE IN. TERESTS OF NATION.

FORMER SECRETARY OF FARMING DIES   James Wilson Dead at His Home in lowa After a Long iliness.

FORMER SECRETARY AGRICULTURE HEAD   James Wilson Held Record for Service in Cabinets of Three Presidents and Contributed to Farm Growth.

JAMES WILSON 1S DEAD   EXPERT ON AGRICULTURE   Man Who Served in Cabinet for Record Length of Time Succambs.

FORMER SECRETARY WILSON IS DEAD   HEAD OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT FOR 15 YEARS.

FAMOUS FARMER 5 CALLED AWAY   Former Secretary of Agri: culture Passes on   RECORD FOR SERVICE   James Wilson Held Office Under Three Presidents and Was in Cabinet Longer than Any Other Official—‘‘Tama Jim’’ Passes Away at Age of 85 Years .

“TAMA JIM” WILSON, CABINET MEMBER FOR 15 YEARS DIED TODAY   Made Many Great Contributions to Agriculture of Nation.

JAS. WILSON DIES   Secretary of Agriculture Under McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft

JAMES WILSON DIES TODAY:   Former Secretary of Agriculture Expires at Traer, lowa.

TAMA JIM” WILSON FORMER SEC. OF AGRIGULTURE DEAD   LONG SERVICE IN THE CABINET CONSTITUTES RECORD   FOR FIFTEEN YEARS HEAD OF DEPARTMENT   Served Under Three President, McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft; Was  P Born in lowa In 1835; Bil End Came Today.

FORMER SECRETARY OF. * AGRICULTURE IS DEAT   ‘Ac Wilson, Who Served in Me ,- Hinley, Roosevelt and Tatt i Cabinets, Dead,

THAEE TIME MEMBER OF ~ CABINET AND GHAMPIO OF (OWA REPIIBL IRAN   Complication of Diseases Cause of Death of Former Secretary of Agriculture and United States Senator From Iowa.

“TAMA JIM” WILSON DIES AT TRAER IA   Former Secretary of Ag riculture Succumbs  After Long Illness.

FORMER HEAD OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTM’T DIES   End Comes to James Wilson, Secretary Under Three Presidents.   PASSED HIS 85TH BIRTHDAY   Credited With Making Agricul ture Department a Great National Asset.

TAMIA JIM WILSON ES TODAY, LOWE   Former Secretary of Agricul. ture Fails to Survive Critical Illness.   HELD OFFICE LONG TIME

- James Wilson Dead   Former Secretary of Agriculture Died at His Home Today. a

‘TAMA JIM’ {tS DEAD   JAMES WILSON, FORMER SECRE TARY OF AGRICULTURE DIES.   Was Head of the Important Depart ment for 15 Years—Served Under Three Presidents.

MAN WHO CONTRIBUTED . “MUCH TQ DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE (6 DEAL    Jaines: Wilson,  Who Served Tn  Cabinet OF. Three Presiclents Had Enviable ‘Recor.   WAS OVER 85 YEARS OLD

JAMES WILSON DIED THURSDAY   HAD SERVER AS SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE EN CABINETS OF THREE PRESIDENTS.   0 «CONGRESS FROM IOWA

1835   Ya ad-Record for Time Spent. in Poy Cabinet, Having: Served . ““" Three Presidents.         RESPONSIBLE FOR GREAT -DEVELOPMENT OF FARMING         : Began Public Career as Mem: ‘ft ;' ber of lowa Assembly; Also Served in Congress.

“TAMA JM” _ WILSON DIES   THE FORMER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE SUCCUMBS AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

TAMA JIM WILSON: SIGGUMBED TODAY   BISTINGUISHED IOWA CITIZEN DIED AT TRAER HOME, -°      SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   College Professor, Splendid Man and  Progressive. Farmer, Whose Life: Has Left Its Mark On the 6 State and: Nation. .

JAMES WILSON DIES IN (OWA   Was for Sixteen Years Secretary ef Agriculture; Served Under Three Presidents.

LEGAL FIGHT LOOMED TODAY OVER FISCHER   Man Wanted To Tel  What He Knows of N Y. Bomb Plot May Try To Stay in Canada.

LEGAL FIGHT OVER FISCHER IN PROSPECT   Counsel Wil Seek to Preves  His Removal From Canada.   OFFICER GOES AFTER HIM   Canadian Officials Consider Deporting Man Who Sent Ex: . plosion Warning. .

LEGAL FIGHT OVER FISCHER IS LOOMING UP   Man Who Sent Bomb Warnings Held Insane   At One Time Confined in Ar American Asylum

IS REQUEST BANKS 10 ON ASSIST IN WAR ON ES WORTHLESS. STOCKS   PLOT INFORMANT 1S  INSANE COMMISSION IN CANADA DECIDES    In Meanwhile Legal Fight Loom: On Hamilton, Attorneys Fighting Extradition.   ANOTHER MAN IS SOUGHT   In Milwaukee Secret Service Met Seek 1. W. W. Who Forecasted New York Tragedy.

WAOMUTH WIND CUT   REPUBLICANS AMICABLY SET TLE STATE CHATKMANSHIP.   Factions Get Together on a Program of Harmony.

WASMUTH WINS CUT   REPUBLICANS AMICABLY SET TUK STATE: CHAIR: SSH,        Fretions Get Together on a Pro. z gram of Harmony.

LANDIS’ COMMENT ON FEDERAL WAG!   Lowest Paid by Any Em. ployer and Bonus Should Be Restored.

U. 0. EMPLOYES LOWEST PAID Ot ANY IN GOUNT RY   Abolition of the $240 a Yeai Bonus is Branded as ¢ “Rank Injustice’ By Judge K. M. Landis.

UL Soi MPL LOYES ARE SADLY UNDER PAID DECLARES LANDIS   Federal Judge Says Abolitian of $24¢ Annual Bonus ia Rank Injustice to Workers.

LANDIS FLAYS LOW FEDERAL WAGES   Declares Policy Insanity, Not Economy.

GOVERNMENT PAYS POORLY   Jdeadac Landite &4dvises Pestefice (lerke and Others te Qait Federal trevice.

AT TOP OF _ ALPHABET   Some Names for Delegaies i Montana Selected in This Way. a

.0. P. RIGHT IS HOT IN MONTANA   Five Republican  Candidates it Western ‘State; Democrats ‘Have None in Field.

REPUBLICANS FIGHT IN MONTANA’S PRIMAR'   Hiram Johnson Delegates Re: pudiated by State Chairman,

NAVAL DESERTER “CONFESSES MURDER   John Reidy Tells Police He Killed Weathy Club-

DESERTER HELD AS SLAYER OF - GLOBE TROTTER   Police Say They Have Man Who Killed Waters in  TT bat Wicemenntnnar ®

Officials of Tron. County, in Upper Penin ' sula, Explain That “Riot” Was Simply Their ‘Refusal to Allow Man Representing HimSelf As Officer, But Without Credentials, to Arrest Men Having Home Made Wine— Dalrymple May Lead Armed Force.

Wine Seized by Enforcemen Officers is Taken From Them by County Officers   MAY USE TROOPS IN CLEANING UP COUNT)   MAJOR DALRYMPLE WITTE  FORCE OF ENFORCEMEN’ MEN WILL GO FROM CHI CAGO TO TROUBLE ERA.

CLEANING UP ILLICIT WHISKEY TRAFFIC   PROHIBITION WORKERS TO RAID IRON COUNTY MICHIGAN OFFENDERS

Civil And Federal — Authorities Clash . Over Prohibition   County Prosecutor Uf Iroa ¢ Michigan, Arrests “Dry Officials   ROPER APPEALS TO MK PALA

DALRYMPLE TO CRUSH “WHISKEY REBELLION”   e United Sears Audhoritios sud State Chih oon Dey Law Huforcement in Michigun,

Prohibition Unpopular In Upper Michigar   Federal Officer Overpowered By State Officers When He Raided Liquor Store and Placed Proprietors  - TJnder Arrest

PROHIBITION OFFICERS MAY — EMPLOY TROOPS WHEN THEY BEGIN CAMPAIGN TONIGHT   Iron County, Mich., Is Reported _ to Be Making Lipaors Re-  gardless of Law   NO GUN PLAY. SAYS SHERIFF

WHISKY REVOLT REPORT FROM UPPER MICHIGAN   Prchibition Chief of Central Division Heads Squad of Federal Agents to Quell Open Warfare Against Enforcement of Constitutional Prohibition—-County Officials Said to  ~ . Be In League.

MAJ, DALRYMPLE AND WORKERS  ~ LEAVE FOR IRON  COUNTY TODAY   Piang For Leaving Last Night Chang: * ed. Party to Include All of His Stal,

OFFICIALS TAKE STEPS 10 QUEL WHISKEY REVOLT   ‘Major = Dalrymple — Declares  That Iron-Co Michigan Is In Open Rebellion   TAKES FORCE OF 80 MEN TO QUELL REBEL   County Officials Took Seizes Wine From Federal Agents Is Claim Of Authorities

ASKEW 1S KIDNAPED   Mexican Government Is Requested to Hunt Abductors.

BANDITS SEIZE ASKEW   ANOTHER VU. S. MAN KIONAPED BY MEXICAN OUTLAWS.   Washington Tells Mexican Govern ment to Hunt Abductors—Jenkirnts to Be Ousted.

MEXICO TOLD TO HUNT ABDUCTORS   Joseph Askew, American, Kidnaped From Plantation Owned by New York Company.   U. §. AVIATORS STILL HELO   Expected Release of Army Flyers, . Who Were Forced to Land in Republic, Failed to Materialize— Officials Bring Pressure.

PREMIER NITTI IS PUZZLED   Declares Italy’s Financial Status Best in Europe.

ITALY’S FINANCES STABLE   Premier Nitti Calis Money Status Best of Any Country in Continental Europe.

Mew ENGAGE IK A DEADLY FIGHT   Tn the Office cf the Brother  of the Victim in Detroit.   A PROMINENT LAWYER  ACCUSED OF SLAYING   August Dwyer, Traveling Auditor of the United Mine Workers. is Killed.

Beaten To Death In Detroit Office   Police Trying To-Solve Mystery of Death of Travel. ing Auditor ep   EVIDENCE IN ROOM OF TERRIFIC BATTLE

MINERS’ AUDITOR GAIN IN DETRON      tANK H. BOWANEY, BANK “ANI ATTORNEY, -C4HARGED Ww 1? SLAYING MISE RS' OF BICTAL.   WAS FOUND IN BROTHER’S OFFICE     Janitress of Gait@ing Says: She Wit nessed 2 Fight Praveen Pwo Baz Men in the Oce of Bene nis f'vver.

NAVY PERSONNEL NEGLECTED, SAYS   Rear Admiral Washington De. clares More Attention Must Be Given It.

OFFICER SHORTACE EMBARRASSES NAY   More Than Seven Years’ Ovtpw' of Naval Academy Would Be Required to Fill Vacancies

NAVY IN NEED OF OFFICER PERSONNE!   SHORTAGE Or OFFICER: FORFCAST IN A REPORT TO NAVY HEAD   Naval Reserve Ferce Given Con. siderable Attention in Annual Report Made

ORDERS INVESTIGATION ‘ OF WHISKEY WITHDRAWAL   Attorney General Also Calis On Acting Mayor for Proof or  Retraction of Statement.

GOT BOOZE FOR DEMOCRATS   Attorney General Orders Probe Into Alleved Wet Entertainment,

PROBE ORDERED  INTO DEMOGRATIE WHISKY STORY   Palmer Demands Proof or Retraction of Statement He Knew Delegates to Frisco Had Thirst Quenched.

WITHDRAWAL BONDED S007E 10 BE PROBED   Palmer Calls Upon Acting Mayor Of 'Frisco to Give Facts      Delegates to National Convention Alleged to Have Peen Served.

Frisco Mayor Says Palmer Knew ‘Convention Was Furnished 40 Barrels Whiskey and Gin   ATTORNEY GENERAL DEMANDS THE PROOF OF ALLEGATION

PALMER GHALLENGES “SKN FRANCISCO MAYO   Demands That He Produce the Proof Of or Retract Statement About Whisky

DRDERS INVESTIGATION UF AUMO? BOOZE USER FREELY AT CONVENTION   WITHDRAWAL OF LIQUOR FROY BOND TO BE INVESTIGATED BY GOVER MENT.

ORDERS BOOZE INVESTIGATION IN FRISCO   Forty Barrels of Whisky Reported Withdrawn From Warehouse.

DEMOCRATIC DONK NOT THIRSTY AT FRISCO MEET   Charged With Having Forty Barrels of Whiskey and Gin, Out of Bond For Delegates Use,

PALMER DEMANDS GUAGT MAYOR MAKE bUDD OR RETRACT   Attorney General Also Orders Probe of Charge Made By McLeran.   Declares He Knows : Nothing About Liquor Being Withdrawn From Warehouse.

WHISKEY AND GIN GIN __ AT-SAN FRANCISC(   Withdrawn for Democrats 7 “fs Charge. ;

PALMER MONEY 1S LOOKED FOR   THAT DEMOCRATIC BOOZE WAKES PALMER TO ACTION

PALMER ORDERS: PROBI   INTO REPORT THAT WHISKEY WAS PROVIDED FOR DEMOORATIC CONVENTION.

Wires U. 8. Attorney at San .Francisco to Investigate.   Calls: on. Acting Mayor M'Leran to Prove Statements

Directs sFulland — Complete Inquiry   Was Forty Barrels of Liguor With. drawn From Bond to Mntertaly Det. egutes to National Convention?

Attorney General Calls Upor ’Frisco Mayor to Prove Truth of Booze Story.

Attorney - General Palmer I: Roiled At Statement That He Knew of Withdrawal: and Demands Investigatior   Acting .Mayor McLeran o S. F. Asked Yo Produce the Proof of Alleged Version of Whisky for the Convention

INVESTIGATION OF LIQUOR CHARGES AT SAN FRANC   Made by Mayor. McLerar That Forty Barels Whiskey Was Withdrawn from Bone For Entertainment of Demo _ppatin Cranusatingn T¥Yolewatoc

RUNNING MATE ON TICKET IS BEING TALKED   Little Progress Reported in Riva Camps- Over Question * of Selection   Many Names Heard   Most Active Campaign Is Being Waged at ’Frisco for Joseph W = Deovies

UNDERWAY   Interest Is Turning to Vice: Presidential Selection Whil Leaders Jockey for Firs Chair Job.   MANY ARE MENTIONED FOR ENTRIES IN RACI   den Prominent in Democratis Ranks Are Being Consid ered for Presidential Run nine Mate.

WILSON MUM WHEN FRENCH CROSS RHINE   U. S. Understood te Sympathize with the Poilu Movement.

WATCHFUL WAITING POLICY OF UNITED STATES   Relative te Action of France in Ju,  : vading Germany Today

FRENCH OCCUPY MORE GITIES   And are Reported Bringing Up Forces Near Homburg—War is On   IN RUHR TERRITORY      United States Will Not Take Action at Present— Sympathies With France

THE UNITED STATES WLLL NO! STEP INTO CONTROVERSY AT THIS TIME,   This Country ,According to Officials Probably Will Take Stand With Two Former Nations

CNITED STATES WILDL AWAIT WORD FROM BRITAIN AND ITALY ON FRENCH MOVE IN GERMANY

UJ. 3. To Await Attitude Taken By Great Britain And Italy” :  atti

ACTION GY GREAT BRITAIN AWAITED   United States Will Likely Follow Course of England Towards French Occupation.   ITALY IS ALSO CONSULTED   This Country Recently Disapproved Advance of Allied Troops Into Germany.

BRITAIN TO BE AWAITED   No Stand Will Be Taken at Present on French Military Move      America Will Probably Concur in Decision of Other Powers

MAN DROWNED IN RED RIVER   Body of Joe Clayton, Who Lost Life Sunday, Not Found

NEW YORK SOVIET IS FORMED AMONG TENANT DWELLERS   Brooklyn Apartment House Own. er Takes His Plea Direct  to Supreme Court.   WANTS SOVIET RESTRAINED   Says His ‘Soviet’? Tenants Are Intimidating New Tenants for His House.

SHORT OVER 30,000 HOUSE!   Conditions in Philadelphia are Agaravated by the Unprecedented influx of Immigrants

NEBRASKA HAS SPECIAL VOTINE   Aud the Voters Will Pass on 4 Amendments: to the State Constiiution,

MARTIN H. GLYNN MENTIONED FOR TREASURY POST   Former Governor Among  Possibilities as Succesene tn Claece

School Teacher . : Wife Murdered   CHICAGO CHEMIST PLANNED SUA CIDE BUT HIS COURAGE FAILED.

MARION WILL OO REAL THINGS WHEN HARDING RECEIVES COMMITTEE: WIRES APPRECIATION TO WOMEN REPUBLICANS

LEGION TAKES CHARGE OF HARDING HOMECOMING   Tentative Arrangements for Celebration Gall for Sham Battle and Huge Fireworks Display

HOME COMING OF HARDING   To Be Managed by American Legion — Sham Battle and Fireworks to be Features.

ROSE PASTOR STOKES _ "GETS A NEW TRIAL   Her Casé iis Remanded Yor a New Trial in St. Louis Court of’ Appeal.

STOKES CASE GOES BACK   Circuit Court of Appeals Grants New Trial Convicted Socialist

TO GET NEW TRIAL.   Bl ts ‘caceof Mrs. Rase Pastor. Stokes  Be Tried Again,

Shipping Is Endangered by Gale Which Lashes New England Coast.   CHIO VALLEY HARD HIT   Trains Are Running Late and Wire Commun‘cation Is Damoralized.

OHIO ARD HIT BY SNOWSTORN   HEAVY FALLS OF SNOW ARE REPORTED—BLIZZARDS ~ IN SOME SECTIONS

IMPORTS INCREASED FROM U. S. TO CHILE   BANKING FACILITIES HAVE BEEN IMPROVED.

ENTENTE FORCED TO RETARD WORK   President Wilson's Note Makes Council Practically Powerless.

“ouncil’s Hands Regardec as Tied by President anc Fear Felt Turkish De cisions May Be Unae. ceptable.

WILSON DOMINANT FIGURE IN VITAL ACTS OF ENTENTE   Allies Face Possibility of Being Forced to Hold Up Decisions.   Italians Admit They Do Not Dare Ignore Views of President.

PRISONERS’ PLAN FRUSTRATED,   Plot of Criminals “Tipped Off” to Sheriff at Steahensille.

ARREST MORE IN. ~ PLOT TO MURDER   Involve Two “in ‘Patent, Attor: ‘ney’s- Alleged Attempt. to Slay Wife:

A DETECTIVE, A CHAUFFEUR, A HUSBAND   Are Charged With Conspir acy to Kill Mrs. Chester A. Snow.

NEW BLOW AT PROHIBITION   Jersey . Officials Plan to Have Amendment Oecilared Invasion of State Rights.

PLAN NEW BLOW AT ODRYS   New Jersey Seeks to Have Amendment Termed Invasion of State Rights.

HOUSE BODY FOR QULDIER BONUS   Committee Approves the Passage of a Relief Bill .   TO WORK OUT THE DETAILS   Tax on Luxuries and Sales to Be Utilized in Raising the Funds— Money Not to Be Realized by Bord Issue,

WAR BONUS FOR SOLDIER  BOYS LIKELY   House Committee Recommends the Passage of a Relief Bill.   DETAILS WOT WORKED GUT   Money Not to Be Rrised by Bonds, but by Luxury cr Gales Tax— Amount Probably Less Than $1.50 a bay.

SOLDIERS MAY GET WAR BONUS   House Committee Recommends the Passage of a Relief Bill.   DETAILS NOT WORKED QUT      money NOt to Be Rzeised by Bonds, but by Luxury or Sales Tax— Amount Probably Less Than $1.50 a Day.

SOLDIERS MAY ~ GET WAR BONUS   House Committee Recommends the Passage of a Relief Bilt,   Money Not to Be Raised by Bonds, but by Luxury: or Sales Tax— Amount Probably Less Than $1.50 a Day.

LOOK 10 WRANGEL TO LEAD oT RUGELE AGAINST RED FLAG   Russian Organizations Meet ir Constantineple to Pledge Faith in General.

TORTURED BY HER STOMACH   Atter Ten’ Years, She Found Relief In: “"Frult-a-tives”

HER STOMACH   After Ten Years, She Found flellef In “Frult-a-tives”

J  URTURED BY HER STOMACH   After Ten Years, She Found Relief In “Fruif-a-tives”

UTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IS ~ESSENTUAL FACTOR   Interweaving ‘of Interests of World Alone Can Rebuild a War-Wrecked  .  “iniverse

AMERICAN FINDS ENGLAND MOST PROSPEROUS OF EUROPEAN NATIONS   France Wants Indemnity But Fears Germany-ltaly Under Domination of Organized Workrs ers—Vienna Doomed.

BORAH ADVOCATES A TRUCE IN SHIPBUILDING PROGRAM   Secretary Daniels Believes That This Country Can Not Afford to Take a FiveYear Naval Holiday.

ENGLAND-JAPS ASKU. 8. 10 CUT SHIP BUILDING   Three-Party Alliance Woul Be Crime, Secretary Tells  Committee.

NO NEED OF A LARGER NAVY   SKX ATOR BORAH WOULD LiwiT WARSRKIP BUILDING.   BUT DANIEIS DOES NOT AGREE   SRORETARY FEARFUL THAT AN KNEMY MAY Bon UP.    Prepesal, Nevertheless, in Senate That Tripartite Agreement Be Ka tered imate With qreat Britain and Japea.

LIMITATION OF NAVAL BUITDING TO BE PROPASET   Great Britain and Japan Will Seek Tripartite Agreement With U. 8.

NAVAL REDUCTION BY AGREEMENT 15 BORAH PROPOSAI   Idaho Senator Presents Resolution Calling on U. S., Britain and Japan to Cut Building.

NAVAL BUILDING HOLIDAY BLUNDER, DANIELS DECLARES   United States Cannot Afforc Agreement With England and Japan.   BORAH TO URGE PROMPT ACTION ON HIS RESOLUTION      House Committee Prepares tc Inquire Into Relative Strength of Fleets of Three Powers, Which Will be Dis. cussed at Executive Session.

MOVE TO DECLARE FOR NAVAL HOLIDAY   RUMORED THAT U. S., BRITAII AND JAPAN MAY LIMIT PROGRAMS   TALKING DISARMAMENT   League Leaders, However, Keeping ‘their Eyes Open at th: Geneva ‘ Convention.

AMERICA SHOULD “WEIGH PROMISES MADE BY OTHER   RUMORED INTENTIONS GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN IGNORED   SENATOR BORAH ACTIVE   Senator’s Resolution Went to Foreign Relations Committee Without Being Openly Discussed.

FOR AGREEMENT TOGUT PROGRAM   Of Warship Building for Coming Five Years   PRESIDENT IS ASKED   n Resolution to Seek Agreement with Great Britain and Japan for Five Year Naval Building Truce with Programs Cut in Half i that Period—Daniels’ Vie

LIMIT TO WAR SHIP PROGRAM UP-IN CONGRESS   Rumored That Great Britain ‘and japan Will, Seek Tripartite ‘Agreement With U. S. With This End In View   DANIELS OBJECTS TO PLAN

Borah Urges Acceptance tc See If They Are Sincere '  _In Their Wish.   DANIELS DENOUNCES PLAN AS. BLUNDER   Declares That United States Cannot Afford Five Year Naval Holiday.

TRIPARTITE PACT 1S BELIEVED WANTEL   RESOLUTION OFFERED IN SENATE FOR LIMITED WARA SHIP BUILDING.   WILL MAKE INQUIRIES   (Rumors Current That Japan and England Will Propose 5-Year  Construction Period.

TRUCE PROPOSED BETWEEN JAPAN, U.9. ANU BRITAIN   Senator Borah Advocates One Hal Cut in Naval Building Program  for Five Years   SECRETARY DANIELS OBJECTS   Would Make for Suspicion Among Other Nations Secretary Tells House Committce

NAVAL BUILDING TRUCE DISCUSSED BEFORE CONGRESS   Great Britain and England De sire Tri-Partite Agreement ls Rumored   RESOLUTION OFFERED TO SEEK AGREEMEN?   Sec, Danicls Opposes Change In Contemplated Building Program

PLAN ACTION 10 LIMIT WARSHIPS   intentions of Britain and Japan Discussed.   BUILDING TRUCE SOUGHT

PEOUCTION I WAVY PROGRAM   Idaho Senator Introduces Resolution to Limit Ship - Building   DANIELS STRONGLY \ OBJECTS. TO PLAN   Declares It Would be Blunder For U, 5. to Enter Into ~~ Alliance to Curtail Navy -

FIVE-YEAR NAVAL BUILDING TRUCE   Rumor That England and Japan Want U.S. to Cut Construction Program.

BORAH WOULD SEEK AGREEMENT TO STOP INCREASING NAVY   Tripartite Agreement With Japan and England is Proposed by Senator.   SECRETARY DANIELS IS - QPPOSING SUCH ACTION   Naval Head Says Action Would Make For Suspicion Among Other Nations.

THINKS KIDAAPED BOY 1S FOUND   Lad Found in Tennessee Ma: Be Long Missing Coughlin Child.

SHERIFF CARRINGTION, MORRISTOWN, TENN. THINKS HE HAS FOUND BABY COECHLEN,   WAS POUND IN COURT HOUSE YARD BUT NO ONE MNGWS HOW HE COME THERE,

Strange Little Boy Answer. ing Descriptions Is Picked Up in Courhouse Yard   FATHER 1S DOUBTFUL OF SON’S IDENTITY   ROSY-CHEEKED BABY FLEI IN TERROR AND TEARS FROM MAMMY WHO TRIEE TO COMFORT HIM.

HGH WAY MEN KILL OFFICERS   Night Sheriff and City Mar shal of Clayton, Mo., Are Murdered.

3 KILLED, ONE DYING FROM DAY’S HOLD-UPS   Two Of Robbers’ Victims Were Sheriff And Town Marshal ; Autoist Murdered.

LAY PLANS T0 FIGHT LEAGUE   BRYAN DFINITELY LINED UP 4s OPPOSING WILSON,   WALSH AND REED TO HELP HIM   OPPOS™ ENDORSEMENT WITHOUT RESERV ATIONS.,   Will Wage Contest Befere Committee On Resolutions, and if Beaten There Will Preseat Wirnerity Report.

TRIO OF TREATY OPPONENTS FORMULATE PLANS TOBLOCK WILSON CONVENTION FORCES   BRYAN, WALSH AND REED HOLD CONFERENCE WHICH RESULTS IN ANNOUNCEMENT TO PRESENT MINORITY REPORT TO CONVENTION DELEGATES

ORGANIZED ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT WILSON PLATFORM PLANKS   Bryan, Walsh, amd Reed in Conference——To Fight League and Treaty.   NO CANDIDATE. HAS MUCH REAL STRENGTH AT START   ‘Wet” and “*“Dr»** Question Com manding At tention—Hot Battle on.

RR ee eeEEeeEeEeaeEaeGeEG_eerleeereee  BRYAN, ‘WALSH AND REED JOIN FORCES TO FIGHT TREATY-LEAGUE PLANS

 UN AOMINISTRATION   BRYAN, SENATOR WALSH AND SENAVPOR REED HOLD A CONFERENCE.

WAR AGAINGT LEAGUE AND PEACE PACT 5 ASSURED   Bryan, Walsh and Reed Hold a Conference and Map Out Plans For Opposing Administration’s Program.   MAY CARRY FIGHT TO FLOOR OF CONVENTION   This Action Will Be Taken lf They Fail to Get the Proper Consideration From Resolutions Committee.

BAYAN, HEED AND WAL LAY PLARG FOR LEAGUE FIGHT   Three Decide in Hour’s Conference to Offer Before Resolution Committee Substitutes for Wilson Plank.

BAYEN CONFERS WITH SENATORS WALSH ANT BEER   Plans for Opposing Administration Treaty and League Plank Formulated.   FIRST EFFORT WILL BE OFFER OF SUBSTITUTES   Major Concern of Those Taking Part in the Movement is to Prevent Unreserved Ratification of Present League Covenant.

RESERVATIONS ARE SEMANDED COR COVENANT   Combine Formed to Prevent Commitment — by Party toUnreserved Ratification Plan Backed by Administration Forces— To Offer Substitutes.

Plans To Fight League Formulated at Meeting Of Prominent Leaders

BAYAN STARTS DRWE OW WILSON TREATY PLANK   NEBRASKAN CONFERS WITH REED AND WALSH ON COURSE TO BE PURSUED.

LOL  PLAN TO FICHT ADMINISTRATION TO BITTER END   Bryanand Senators W alsh and Weed Unite Beat Wilson.

DANIELS AND PAYNE IN PARK   Two Cabinet Members Back From Alaska-—Tour Yellowstone.

CABINET MEN IN BIG PARK   Secretaries Daniels and Payne 1 Tour the Yellowstone National Preserve.

WOMEN MAY LOSE DELAWARE VOTE   State Schoo! Code Has Split Leg. islative Body

ORDERS NAGEL DEPORTATION   Alleged Letvia Envoy Must Get Out of u. S. at Once.

NAGEL DEPORTATION ORDERED   Delay Granted Letvia Envoy or Wife's Account Is Canceled by Government.

Notice for Publication.      DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

FENIAN LEADER~- DIES   Richard Powers Took Prominent Part In Efforts To Free Ireland.

WHITES AND BLACKS IN PITCHED BATTLE   Longshoremen at New Yerk Start Fight When Negroes Are On Docks.   POLICE RESERVES CALLED

2,000 IN RACE FIGHT AT PIER   Rieting Longshoremen Are Wounded and Arrested by New York Police.

LONGSHOREMEN IN BLOODY RIOT MANY INJUREL   Police Reserves Are Summoned To Stop Battle Between 2000

LONGSHOREMEN ENGAGE IN PITCHED BATTLE   TWO THOUSAND TAKE PART IN FREE - FOR - ALL FIGHT BE: TWEEN NEGROES AND WHITES ON NEW YORK PIER

158 SOVIET NOT HIGHEST BIDDER   Es:.+ Corrected Which Appeared In a War Depariment Circular Recently Issted.

JENIAL OF PURGHAOE OF ARMY SHOES BY THE COVIET GOVERNMEN   NO SALES WILL BE MADE WHICH ARE NOT SANCTIONED BY THE UNITED STATES,

A MANDAEPE WON, ARAEUNTA   Supreme Allied Counei} Mates Of fer to Lense of Nations

NEGROES PLALc STATE PENITENT! AU   Quintex Rescued from Goldsbore Mob Again At Raleigh—Two to Die in Chair.

VISIT CAMP DEVENS.   Generals Haan and Shanks Look into Activities at Bis Central.  ar. *.0.. flan.

HARDING CONFRS WITH COOLIDGE AT MARION. TODAY   The President and Vicepresident Greet Each Other   ‘DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE FUTURE   Gossip From Harding’s Home Deals With League Developments.

President-elect and Chief Officer Discuss Important Probiems.   Details of Situation In Guate: mala Forwardei to Senator Hardine.

Imprisonment Of Former Dic tator Of Guatemala Referred To Harding   EUROPE TO SCRAP PACT   Old World Ready To Enter Association Of Nations, Says Sen. Falls

SONFAB WITH NEXT PRESIDENT   FIRST TIME BOTH MEN HAVE HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET SINCE CHICAGO CONVENTION,   DISCUSS MANY BiG ISSUES   Senator Fall Tells Harding Europe is Ready to Serap the. Versailles Treaty.

COOLIDGE IN MEETING WITH CHIEF   Sweeping Changes in Problems Take Place Since They Met

GOV. STEWART (5 ROT RETIVE GANDIGATE BUT WILL ALLOW NAME TO GO BEFORE DEMOCRAT GONVENTION

POV. STEWART 1S NOT ACTIVE CANDIDATE BUT WILL HL OW NAMIE TO 0 BEFORE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION

WOMAN OPENS STATE SOCIALIST ‘CONVENTION   Socialists of ‘Indiana Gather At In dianapolis To- Nominate Stata "Ticket.

NORTHERN KOREA “QUITBY JAPANESE AS NATIVES RUSE   Population Quick to Aid ‘Force Which Starts in Chinese Territory, Crosses Line.   FEB. 6 GIVEN AS DATE  OF WARLIKE OUTBREAK   Story Told in Radio Message Which Quotes Advice That Is Dated at Omsk.

JAPS EVACUATE ~ NORTHERN KOREA   KOREANS ARE ARMED WITH BOLSHEVIK EQUIPMEN?   KOKEANS ATTACK JAPANESE   Three Hundred Japrnese Soldiers Res  ported Killed—Masses of Korean  Population Joining Insurgents,

JAPS EVACUATE - NORTHERN KOU   Washington Dispatches'St Bolsheviki Atacked PS Killims 300 Japs.

KOREANS RISE AGAINST JAPS   INSURGENT BANDS FOR IN CHINESE TERRITORY FOR ACTION,    Japanese Said to be Evacuating Northern Korea to  Save  Phenscives, ‘

300 JAPS KILLED BY KOREAN FORG   CHINESE POPULACE GIVE AIL TO TROOPS IN ATTACK—JAPANESE EVACUATE, CLAIM.

KOREANS ATTACK JAPANESE POST   Dispatches Biale te That Attack Was initiative of Active RebelHon In Korea.

ACTIVE MOVE FOR FREEDOM I$ UNDER WAY   300 of Jap Garrison of 700 Killed By  wv’ > Invaders. 

KOREANS AID REDS: ATTACK JAPANESI   FORCE OF 2,000, AKMED WITH MUNITIONS FURNISHED BY BOLSHEVIKS, KILL AND ROUT 700 IN SMALL POST.

FIGHTING IN KOREA   Japanese Sald to Have Been Forres to Evacuate;Northern Korea After Heavy ‘Losses,

KOREANS ATTACK JAP GARRISON   ARMS FURNISHED BY BOL. SHEVIKI   People of Korea Arc Joined By Force of Invading Chinese Brigands.

KOREANS DRIVE OUT JAPANESE TROOPS   Army, Armed by Bolsheviki Makes Headway Against Usurpers.

KOREANS ORIVE OUT JAPS   Population Is Said to Have Aided Troops in Fighting in Northern Territory.

JAPS EVACUATE _ ~ NORTHERN KOREA g FORCED BY BOL BY BOLSHEVIK         anese Wlasses Are Joining With the insurgents

JAPANESE SOLDIERS ARE QUITTING NORTHERN: KORE:   The Population Rose ta Al  Korean Forces from Chinese  Territory,

AUREAN ALVOLT a PROMOTED oY AUSOIAN aevit    KOREAN REVOLUTIONISTS ARMED BY BOLSHEVIK SPRING SURPRISE ATTACK,

KOREANS DEFEAT «JARS   Population Revolts in Aid of Brothers Who  Come frorn China   300 JAPANESE SLAIN, REPORTED   First Blow in General Rebellion Against Nippon’s Yoke

“Populace Joined: th Of the Invaders, Japs: :  2000. iN THE INSURGENT AR   900 IN THE INSURGENT ARMY.   Jap Fotces Greatly. ‘Outnumbered in the Conflict,

INITIATION OF Al ACTIVE * REBELLION IS FORECAST   Dispatches ‘to ‘United States   State Department Corrobo. rate. Report: from Miscow " ‘Pelling: of Insurrection

KOREANS KILL 300 JAPANESE   Two Theusand Natives Armed by Bolsheviki Say Dispatches

AGAINGT JAP ARM   Use Arms Furnished by Bolsheviki to Drive Out Foe.   ATTACK A POST AT NIGHT   Three Hundred Japanese Are Kille< When Attacked by 2,000 Armed Men — Ciashes Reported at Other Points in Korea.

NORTHERN KOREA IS EVACUATED BY JAP:   Dorees Are Reported to Hare Bert Raivxl in Chines:  a ee

KOREANS ARMED BY BOLSHEVIK] ATTAGK JAPANESE IN KOREA   TWO THOUSAND ATTACK JAPANESE POST NEAR KIRIM, MANCHURIA, KILLING 300 AND ROUTING OTHERS.

REBELLION IS ON IN KOREA: KILL THE JAPS   Northern Part of Conntr: ig Scene of Clashes Be. tween Troops - .   STIRRED: UP BY REDS   Is Called Beginning of Tre mendous . Affair Says  17. -Liénndan

HUNGARIAN PRISONERS IN PITIABLE CONDITION   -normous Booty Taken by Bolsheviki In Odessa—British and Russian Ships Reported Bombarding City From Harbor—Marshal Foch May Be Sent to Moscow.

KOREANS DRIVE OUT JAPANESE   Rebellion in Northern Region Reported: Russian Reds Give Aid.   THREE HUNDRED ARE KILLED   Force of 2.000 Armed by the Bolsheviki Attack Jap Post at Night— Several! Other Clashes Reported as Havinoe Occurred.

MORE DOGS OF WAR LET LOOSE   Korea Scene of the Latest Trouble.   ‘ACTIVE REBELLION OPENS   Natives Armed Principally by Bolsheviki Attack Japanese Post and Kill Three Hundred.

DOUBLE MURDER BAFFLING POLICE   WHO MURDERED WEALTHY YOUNG BROOKLYN PpYSICIAN 18 PUZZLE TO OFFICERS

MYSTERY 1S SURROUNDING NY. MURDER   Wealthy Doctor And Patien Victims Of Unknown _ Third Man

New York Police Are Searching For The Phied Man”      Dr. Vincent Campisi, Wealthy Brooklyn Physician, Found Dead In Lodging House

LOOK FOR THIRD MAN IN MURDER MYSTERY        FIND WEALTES. PHYSICIAN'S BODY SLASHED IN PATIENT'S ROHOW

Physician’s Slashed Body I: Discovered by Side of '- . - Strangled Man.   N. Y. POLICE BAFFLED BY UNUSUAL CRIME

HOMICIDE BUREAU SEEKS THIRD MAN IN MYSTERY        Bodies of Physician and Unidentifie Patient Found in Lodging House  Rann 

No Booze,. Police Judge Cannot Make Living   Therefore He Resigns His Offic to Seek Another and Better Job.

PROHIBITION CALM -ENDS- JUDGE'S FEES SO HE QUITS POS’   Mineola, N. Ys Justice Announces. H. ‘Cannot Make Living Since Dry Spall Put: End to Drunks and Fights.

LLOYD-GEORGE IS CHARGED Wn BACKING POLES   NEWSPAPER SAYS HE ADVISED NATION TO DECLARE WAL ON SOVIET RUSSIA

NEW. ATALIAN MUNISTRY.*  NRA Rem eta a Rn aR of tae HA re all TY Pee Mat Pet oar ERENT  HAS. BEEN. FORMED:

‘DECLARE OPEN sHoOP.    Pine Bluff, Ark., Carpenters Decide or This. Polley.

CONTRACTORS DECLARE FOR OPEN SHOP FOLLOWING BIG FIRE AT PINE BLUFF

STOCK JUDGING TEAM   Three Boys Will Represent County at Topeka Fair ee

Berlin Reports Factories Working Normally and “Fransportation Uninterrupted; Con - tinues Repression Measures   MOB. LEADERS’ ( COWARDICE OCCASIONS INDIGNATION   Diplomatic Dispatches Express - Fears Imbroglio May Spread Through Agency of Communists Inflaminge Masses

BERLIN IS QUIET AFTER DISORDERS ATTHEREICHSTAG   Factories Working Nor. mally And Car Ser vice Is Restored.

COMMUNISTS URGE REVOLUTION MOVE   Appeal for Employes’ Councils In German Industrial Establishments—Situation In Berlin Improves.   FEAR THAT “IMBROGLIO” MAY SPREAD TO VIENNA   ndependent Socialists Expected to Provoke More Trouble on Anniversary of Dr. Liebknecht’s Death.

9SUe WaniteSto ror NeVOIUTIONary Move Through Germany  3ERLIN BECOMING NORMAL     Leaders of Independents Are Strongly Condemned For Action In Riot.

BERLIN QUIET TODAY RUT DIPLOMATS fiaAr FURTHER niGiS THERE  Cammnnicte fC‘all far Far.   Communists Call for For. mation of Kevolutionary Councils,

CHURCHES UNITE ON PROHIBITION   Combined Reigious Forces An nounce Start of Campaign   Head of Movement Says He Is Going Ahead with an Aggressive “  Program.

PLAN NEW MOVEMENT 10 AID PROHIBITION   Religious Forces Contemplate : Campaign Having Enforcement of Federal Amendment, Aim

MOVEMENT 10 ENFORCE  FEDERAL PROHIBITION   AMENDMENT THROUGH CAM  PAIGN TO BE, WAGED BY COM. - BINED RELIGIOUS FORCES Of} - COUNTRY IS PROPOSED.

TO ENFORCE PROWIBITION.   New Movement Will Be Waged by Re. Hgious Poreece.

JOIN TO ENFORCE “pRY” LAW.  nei, ae         The Nation's Religious Forces Com. bine to Fight Alcohol,

RIVALRY IN ARNIS MUST CEASI   Lloya George Says League Will Be Incomplete until United States Comes In

LLOYD GEORGE OPPOSES RIVA LRY IN “ARMAMENT!   Say! braguol of Nations Wiit Not Be Complete Until”  Is in

DISARMAMENT 1S URGED BY BRIMSt   Must Be Agreement In Order to Avert Inevitable Clash Says-Lloyd George.

MORE DAMAGING TESTIMONY IN NEWBERRY CASE   DELAND ADMITS RECEIVING MONEY FROM CAMPAIGN. MANAGER KING

TOSS ANOTHER — BOMB IN CAMP OF NEWBERRY   Government Shows More Expen ditures by Senator for Campaign Aides  fet

JURY ASSESSES  DEATH PENALTY AGAINGT NEGHL   JAMES BROWN CONVICTED 01 CRIMINAL ASSAULT UPON WHITE WOMAN WEEK AGO,

Horde of Immigrants Coming to Americc   WVILLIONS WILL POUR IN) UNLESS CONGRESS GETS BUSY—BIG FLEET OF SHIPS ESPECIALLY MADE FOR THIS TRAFFIC—MENACE IS REAL AND MOST ALARM. ING—JOHNSON SPEAKS OF THE SITUATION.

ELL POLAND BOUND ROUND WITH RED TAPE   This Is Held Responsible for the Unprecedented Congestion at the Immigration Gateway of the United States.   Some Arrivals From Europe Required to Wait as Long as Four Weeks to Find Out if They Are Welcome.

RED TAPE AND INADEQUATE FACILITIES BLAMED   Many Changes Will be Recom. mended to Relieve Congestion as Ellis Island.

FIND ‘“RED TAPE’? HANDICAP   House Investigators Find Cause for  Congested Conditions at Sis Iclaond_

GRECORIAN HERE FOR WOOD MATCH   EXPECTED TO BE FASTEST G0 EVER STAGED ON LOCAL MIAT.

JAG uh bY un aibS “AURISDICT Uh GN STEAM ROADS   Interurban Lines Not Wilnin Jurisdiction of Labor Board   Many Interurban Roads Wanted Decision

RAILWAY BOARD GIVES DECISION   Say They Have No Jur. _isdiction Over Interurban Lines

DEFINE CUMMINS ACT   Labor Board Has No Jurisdiction @vyor Interurban Lines,

U. S. Labor Board Says It Can’t Act “For Electric Lines   BOARD, UNDER CUMMINS-ESCH BILI PROVISION, HAS LIMITED JURISDIC TION — DECISION AFFECTS ALI ELECTRIC LINES IN NATION

NO POWER OVER FLECTRIC LINES   Railroad Labor Board Has Ni Jurisdiction Over Interurbans, Decision Says.   SUPREME CGURT MAY ACT

NO JURISDICTION ELECTRIC LINE   Refuse Listen To Troubles of Electric Line Employes.

RAILWAY LABCA BOARD HAS NO JURISDICTION OVER ELECTRIC LIKE:   PETITIONS OF ELECTRIC ROATL EMPLOYVES FOR MEDI UPTON ARE DENTED.

RAILROAD BOARD REFUSE ~ ELECTRIC SYSTEM MEN   Electrie and Interurban Lines Not Covered by Esch-CurmInins Hill.

risdiction Over Employes bf Interurbans Disclaimed ~ by Federal Railway Boar

DECISION AFFECTS ELECTRIC LINES   No Jurisdiction Over Interurbar Reads, is Ruling.   MAY GO TO SUPREME COURT   Opinion Touches All Trolle: Trangvortation Systems.

ELECTRIC LINES. MT pw : :      Board: Hands. Down Decision on Jurisdiction of: Esehi=: Cummins. Law.

NO JURISDICTION . OVER TRAM LINES   U. S. Railroad Labor Boarc Hands Down Esch-Cummins Act Decision.

FLECTAIG LINES NT IN BOARD'S CONTROL   Interstate Commerce Commission Hands Down Deci- ~ sion Today.

BOARD INTERPRETS TRANSPORATION ACT   It Has No Jugisdiction in Cases Involying Inters7b>n and Electric . Lines

0.000 GrkER GOX Al VIADISON SQUARE MEET   Democratic Candidate Asserts Failure Of United States To En ter League Of Nations Will Bring On Greatest Business Depression In History Of Nation.

SUICIDES TO ESCAPE COURT OF INQUIR’   American Naval Officer, Governo ot Samoa, Takes Life to Eseapne Trial.

2) GENT) PER POUND FUR SUGAR EAIR PRICE   Fair Price Commissioner Names Conditions Under Which Sugar May be Sold in Ohio   Margin of Profit At Various Prices Named By Pfeiffer

LRATHER PLANT IS BURNED   Stractare in Wilmington Covering rear City Blocks Destroyed he Blase. ¥

MARYLAND REJECTS SUFFRAGE   Amendment's Defeat Made Certain by 64 to 36 ‘Vote in. House on Substi‘tute Resolution. ‘

AUD OUVIETS ANE ESTHONIANS AGREE   Moscow Wireless Says Peace Pact Has Been Signed.   POLAND ABANDONS BIG DRIVE   Drops Military Preparations Becaus of Livonia’s Action—Bolshevist Rising Reported in Tiflis and  Kutais. in Transcaucasia.

POLISH EFFORTS CHECK TROOP CONCENTRATIONS   Military Authorities Look for Renewal of “Red” Offensive—Forces Are Gathering on Lithuanian and White Russian Fronts — German “Crime List’ Approved.

ESTHONIA SIGNS PEACE WITH REDS   Warfare With Soviet Government at Moscow Ends, Says Wireless Message.   POLES NOT TO OPEN DRIVE   Bolshevist Delegates at Dorpat Say Poland Has Abandoned Military Preparations Against Russia Be eac2n00@ was  tieamiala A abiam

ESTHONIA SIGNS PEACE WITH REDS      Warfare With Soviet Governmer’ at, Moscow Ends, Says Wireless Message.   Bolehevist Delegates at Dorpat Say Poland Has Abandoned Military Preparations Against Russia Ge cause of Livonia’s Action.

ESTHONIA AND SOVIETS IN PEACE TREATY   Ne exotiations Concluded To day Says Moscow in Wireless Report   REPORT NEW- UPRISING   Cities in Trans-Caucasia Re: ported in Hands of ihe Reds

Conclusion of “Teealy’ with: ‘THe ° Russiag Soviet Gov pone os mette es:

ixecute- ‘Enemy’ ‘Agent Who Reported; ‘Hita!t of Germany's ” ong: ‘Range: Hig: Bertha, °

ESTHONIA AND SOVIET GOV   ARE AT PEAGE   Pact . Definitely Concluded— Conflicting Stories of Soviet-Polish War.   BOLSHEVIK UPRISING REPORTED AT TRIFLIS   Kutais in Trans-Caucasia i:  Said to Be in Hands of the Reds.

ESTHONIA SIGNS PEACE  Bolshevik Rising Reported fh  Trance Capracia

ESTHONIA SIGNS © PEACE WITH REDS   Warfare With Soviet Government at Moscow Ends, Says Wires  less Message. 1   POLES NOT TO OPEN DRIVE   Bolshevist Delegates at Dorpat Say —— Has Abandoned Military reparations Against Russia Because of Livonia’s Action.

ACE CONCLUDED BY ESTHONIANS AND SOVIETS  BX ADSUCIATEL PRESS. TCARED WIRE TH TRIBUNE.

AEDS DEGLARE POLES ARE CUT Ut Wan GAME   Etave Given Up Preparations for Attacks on Moscow and Pet re Tea + Pees   RED CROSS IS BUSY

LARGE PORTION OF REVOLVENC FEND TO BE EXPENDED FOR NEW RAIL EQUIPMENT      SHIP BY SHORTEST ROUTE    Interstate Commerce Commission As sumes Direction of Routing and Distribution of Railroad Carrying Kayuipment

TO RELIEVE THE CAR SHORTAGE   Interstate Commerce Commission Demands. $125,00,000, of the $800,000,000 Revolving Fund

MONEY PROVIDED} TO BUY EQUPMENT ~FORTHERAILROADS      $125,000,000 MADE A rats FOR THIS PURROSE I 4 MERCER COMMTIRS yc   2,000 ENGINES AND  ~ 100,000 CARS NEEDED   Which Threatens to Disrupt  Object ts to Relieve Car} = Transportation.  i Re

Uo, BOARD DECIDES Bib Sun TO BE AVAILABLE Al ONCE FOR ROLLING STOCK

LC.C. GRANTS USE OF PART “REVOLVING FUNDS FAR NEW FREICHT CAR               Railroads to Be Given $125, 000,000 at Once for Re  Stock Under Esch-Cummins Law—Routing and Ré: Distribution of Cars Is Started. .

ROADS WILL GET 125,000,000 0F FEDERAL FUNDS   Le. ¢ GRANTS PLEA FOR AID "IN HUGE PURCHASES OF ROLLING STOCK

Interstate Co.nmerce Commission. .Re-routing Cars to Break Congestion; Priority Order  ~ for Coal in Indiana Asked; General Decrease  “an Food Prices in Prospect; Peace Resolu tion Before House.

USE $125,000,000 OF REVOLVING FUND FOR CAR SHORTAGE   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS. SION MAKES THIS DECISION TO HELP PURCHASE ROLLING STOCK   2000 ENGINES AND 100,000 FREIGHT CARS IS THE MENIWEM LWOUNT NEEDED

RAILROADS TO — GET $125,000 000. FOR EQUIPMENT   Locomotives and Cars Needed at Once Allowed ‘By, Commission, rm   TO RELIEVE SHORTACE

Part of Revolving Fund will Be Used for Purchase of — Rolling Stock    CORPORATION SUGGESTED FOR ADMINISTERING LOAN   LARGE CASH ADVANCES WILT BE REQUIRED FROM ROADS  RECEIVING GOVERNMENT ATYD.

RUSH BIG SUM TO RAILROADS   COUNMESION PROVIDES FOR ROL ING STOCK,   STEP TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE   SISS.000.009 TO BE WADE QUICK. LY AY @IL ABER,   Interstate Commerce (ommisaina 4cepts Recommeadativas af Rail way Kuiewetives for at t.cast  Yheat Ameoenri.

EOUH-GUMMING CAOH MAY Bt UOED 10 RELIEVE THE rHcIGHT GAR CONGESTION   Commerce Commission Proposes To Take $125, 000,000 For Purchase of Locomotives, Freight and Refrigerator Cars.

MILLIONS FOR ROLLING STOCK   Railroads Will ‘be Giver Help to Purchase the  Cars in Order to   RELIEVE SHORTAGE   RE LIE Y i SHORTAGE  Freight Cars Contracted For—A Huge Sum is Made Available

luterstate Commerce Cammisxsion Dt cites that 3125,000,008 He Spent af Once   TO REY ROLLENG STOCK FOR THE KBAILROADS   £000 Lacomutives and 100,600 Freight Cars Must He Provided Smmedately

TRYING TQ RELIEVE THE CAR SHORTAGE   COMMERCE COMMISSION WANTS FUND TO BE MADE AVAILABLE , AT ONCE

MONEY FOR THE PURCHASE OF CARS AVAILABLE   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION TO RELEASE $125,000,000 FOR THAT PUR_ POSE_   $300,000,000 Was Made Available for the Purchase of Rolling Stock by the Esch-Cummins Measure,

COMMISSION TO USE FUND FOR  ROLLING STOCK   Decision Made To Us¢ $125,000,000 of Revolving Fund For Equipment,

PROVIDE RAILROADS FUINDS FOR PURCHASE OF ROLLING: STOCK   Interstate Commerce Commission Takes Step Toward Relief ‘of Car Shortage.

epislators ‘Fear: That: The Railroad Protilem May be ~ Thrown Back ‘Into Congress

MAY. PUT RAIL TANGLE UP TO. CONGRESS   Developments. Worry Leaders who Fear Work May » All: Have. to he: Gone. Over.  nia At nim

WILSON NOTE TOPREMIERS ~ BEINCHELD UF   REPLY TO ALLIES ON ADRIATIC SITUATION WILL NOT BE ” DISPATCHED TODAY

NEW VERSION Ut PEIRCE MURDER   Treadway Now Claims Al ~ Smith Did Killing   JUST AN EYE-WITNESS   In Alleged Written Confession Prisoner Says He Only Intended Robbing Victim Who Had But $13 in His Pocket When Struck Down—Note from Miss Phillips

Treadway Tells A nother Story of Pierce Killing; Just Robbery Intended.

TREADWAY GIVES NEW VERSION OF KILLING OF MILLIONAIRE PEIACY   Savs He: Saw ; agi Smith, Now » Missing, Do’ Actual Slaying, OF  + Manulackisae’ ce. Agank   CONFESSIONS — DON’T - AGREE

TREADWAY NOW PLACES BLAME ON AL. SMITH   Says in Alleged Written Con fession He Was Only Eye Witness to Peirce Killing

TREADWAY CHANGES HIS STORY   Says We Was thnly a2 Witmess ia Killing of Peirce.

BANDIT DIES POLICEMAN WOUNDED iN FIGHT   Roanoke Officers Stop Automobile After Hear. ing of Bank Robbery,   LIBERTY BONDS, JEWELRY FOUND

DAVIS ISSUES A STATEMENT   Outlines Position of State Department en Prepesed California Land Law.

OTATE DEPT, PLANNING 10 FIGHT CAL.  VOTERS?   Passage of Measure May Be Unacceptable, Under Secretary Declares.

SO et ee ee ne en 8 a ee en ee ame mre  CALIFORNIANS WARNED NOT TC AGT IN HASTE   Under-Secretary of State Is: sues Statement on Proposed Anti-Japanese Law

ARRESTED POR KILLING THRER.   Negro Miner Charged With Marder of Wife and Two Men.

ALABAMA NEGRO IS ARRESTED AT HUNTINGTON   Louis Johnsen Charged With Killing His Wife and Two Men at Talladeva in 1917,

FIGEN. MILNE thc ] BLANKET POWER “ER THETIRK   Commander of the Britist Forces in Virtual Control Throughout the Empire   WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF REACTIONARIES IS LIKELY   LEADERS ACCUSED OF CRIMES DURING THE WAR WILL BE SOUGHT; GREEK TROOPS ASSIGNED TO MILNE.

GEN. MILNE; ‘CONTROLS EMPIRE OF SULTAN   Is Given Viri cual Bianket “Power te Administer Affairs in ‘Bar key.  ,

FUNDS FOR FARMERS’ LOANS   Senator Hitchcock's Bill Would Use Reserve Bank Earuings.

FARM LOANS FROM FEDERAL RESERVE   Proposed in Bill Presented by Sen. Hitehcock of Nebraska ,

Wets Have.One Straw as t Which They Can‘Clirg But it ts Not Promising. —   MAY. RAISE THE LIMMN

JEBATE OPENS ~ IN TENNESSEE OVER SUFFRAGE   dard Fight Expected on Reso lution With Vote Probably Late Today.   AGHT ON IN NORTH CAROLINE

WHEAT HEAD ARMY WORM HAS ARRIVED   HERE TO HELP CUT WOR) TAKE FARMER'S PROFITS FROM HIM   WILL POISON PEST   O. E. Powell, I. D. Harris anc Others are Planning to Use Poisoned Bran   Both Pests Can be Killed by Same Methed; Quantity of Arsenic May be Used

[WHEAT HEAD ARMY WORM HAS ARRIVEL   HERE TO HELP CUT WORM TAKE FARMER'S PROFITS. c FROM HIM   O. E. Powell, . D. Harris anc Others are Planning to Use Poisoned Bran      Both Pests Can he Killed by Same Method; Quantity of Arsenic May be Used

TWO MORE PRISONERS      Two Americans Captured in Chihua. hua. No Details.

ANCHIGAN PRIOUNERD IN MEXICO   NATIVES OF SOUTHERN REPUBLIC APPEAR TO BE UP TO OLD TRICKS IN MATTER OF TAKING PRISONERS.   HOMER CARR AND A MAN NAMED McDONALD HAVE BEEN DETAINED AT JIMENEZ CHIHUAHUA

Two Americans are  _ Held Prisoner by Mea   Ry Associated Preas Leased Wire

SEEK DETAILS Of CARRANZA DEATH   First Story Indicates That He Was Victim of Plot Laid By Betrayer.   TWO OFFICERS ARE HELD

AMERIGAND ARE HELD IN MEXICO   Details Lacking But Americans May be in Villa’s Hands   American Consul Reports Latest Outrage On American Cit: Fens 

DEMANDS ARE CONSIDERED.   Disagreement Among Members of Wilson’s Commission Will Not Affect Negotiations.  [

DioGUS DEMAND HARD COAL MINERS   Negotiations Will Not be Af fected by Disagreemen Among Members of Com mission Named by Wilson.

P 1--- MLTAOIN .,.X -m-s, ETAOIN Rocely PWoeirece Weoede in ‘Tent.

TENT FOR A WEDDING      Society Wedding to. Take Place Under Circus Canvas 

BEVO 10 FLOW LIKE WATER   Granddaughter of Adolphu: Busch to Be Married in Circus Tent.

ORMATION OF NEW: SOGALISTBABIET ‘INBERLINISBEGUN         and ae Leadon ita

ABINET BEINE IRGANIZEN BY HON SOIL STS   Workers Will Be Consulted in Every Phase of Reorganizing Government

SOCIALISTS TO FORM CABINET STRIKE IS OFF   THE GOVERNMENT HAS AGREED TO WITHDRAW REGULAR TROOPS FROM BERLIN   No Army Wi Be Sent Agai Commun!     “tthe  in Control of the  Khar Industrial Mistriet, Ae. cording to the Agreement.

SOCIALIST CABINET MAY BE FORMED IN GERMANY   Government Agrees to Withdrav Reqular Troops From Berlin, Dispatch Says.

SOCIALIST CABINET WILL BE FORMED IN GERMANY FOL-. LOWING AGREEMENT LAST NIGHT   FACED OPEN REVOLT   Ebert Gave in Only After He Found Opposition Growing Rapidly—— Fear Famine Unless Train Seryice is Quickly Restuned

NEW GERMAN CABINET TO BE FORMED FOLLOWING AGREEMENT WITH RADICALS

GAVE IN TO DEMANDS.   Cerman Disturbers Got All Ask ed from Ebert Government.

CONDITIONS IN GERMANY ARE NOT IMPROVING   fovernment Forced To Obey Demands Of Socialists — One Thousand Killed. . ‘4

TEST FOR NAVY GRAPE JUICE   Supply Officers of Department Re. sponsible if It Has More Than .5 Per Cent Alcohol.

DID YOU NUHGE THIS COST. DROP?  Figures Show Food Reduced      Figures: Show Food Reduced  Six-Tenths of One Per Cent,   THIS IN MONTH FEBRUARY   In January Highest Peak Reached 2,2 Per Cent, — Above December. —

LIVING GOST DROPS LTTE   THE FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ANNOUNCES FEBRUARY FIGURES.

H.C... 15 OFF OMX TENTHS OF CINE PER GENT   February Reports From 57 Cities Indicate Slight Decline in Cost of Food

REPORTS GIVEN ON LIVING COST   Slight Necrease Shown in the Februar; Prices, as Compared With January

ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPING   LIVING COSTS SLIGHTLY LOWER IN PAST MONTH

H.C.O.L. Is . Given A Jolt In February   Government Eapertg Report That Cost of Living Was One Sixth of One Per Cent Lower In February ‘Phan . In January

FOOD COSTS IN. ~ JANUARY REAGH HIGHEST LEVEL   Six Per Cent. Decrease in Februar Still Leaves Prices~Higher ‘Than  in December.

NECESSITIES ARE CHEAPER NOW   Figures, Despite Decrease, High er Than During December   EGGS SHOW LARGEST DECLINE.

PRISON GUARD UNDER ARREST   FRED SCHAFFER PLANNED AIDING CONVICTS TO ESCAPE.

‘LIFERS” ESCAPE IS PLANNED BY GUAR   Michigan City Prisoners Supplied With Saws, Planned to Kil Attendant

BIG DRAWING SATURDAY.   Merchants to Give Away Studebake’ and $400 in Cash Coupons.

AF (NAD MAYOR OF CORK      DAY PASSES UIETLY, SOLDIERS REMAINING IN THEIR BAR RACKS UNDER ORDERS,

WILL TAKE LORD MAYOR’S BODY TO IRELAND FRIDAY   Will Be Met at Dublin By Various Irish Organizations.

CORK MOURNS FOR LORD MAYOR, QUIET EXGEPT FOR RAIDS   Notice Posted on City Hall i  Warning to Take No Action  Without” Authority.

NOTICE CHARGES MAYOR MURDERED   BRITISH GOVERNMENT BLAMED BY CORK POSTER

ANOTHER FOOD-STRIKER 1S DEAD IN CORK: WA      Two More Reported This Mors, ing as Rapidiy Nearing. : . Dasth.      MacSWINEY'S ARRANGING FOR. #60 mAL   Body Expected to Be Tamed “Over to Them Following. _ the Autopsy,   OPEN VERDICT RETURWED   Jury Deliberates Only 12 Minutes} Widow of Machwiney . Witness. oor

HUNGER STRIKERS SINK INTO DEATH; IRISH ASK CAUTION   Take Only Authorized Action, Cork Citizens Urged.

IRISH AND BRUSH DIFFER ON VERDILTS OF MSWINEY DEATH   Coroner’s Jusy Says Death Was Cauzed by Heart Failure; Irish Say Murder.   MRS. M’SWINEY COMPOSED   Coroner Fails to Get Her to Change Characterization of  Late Mayor’s Occupation.

TEXAS MAN CALLED HV CAMPAIGN PROBE   SENATE COMMITTEE TO INVESTI- GATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN TEXAS. ~-

COMMITTEE CLEANING UP ENDS OF EVIDENCE   Son of the Late Hetty Green Summened for Examination; Loeb Supboenacd.

SENATE COMMITTEE BUSY CLEANING UP (TS INVESTIGATION   Hoover's California Manager Revises Previous Statements Regarding. Campaign’ - Expenditures. .   WOULD FAIN QUESTION LOEB

ANY OUBSCRIBEL TUHOOVER FUND BUT Nd GIFT QVER $3000   Primary Fight in California and Other Pacific Coast States Cost $83,210.72.   NO HIGHLY PAID WORKERS. WARREN GREGORY SAYS   Senate Committee Seeks Estimate of Amount Raised to Further Candis dacy of Major General” Leonard Wood for Presidency, but Pails to Arrive at Detiniie Figures,

ETRENGH, CONGRESS PROGRAN   nereased = Appropriations and Additional Help Where Needed, Is to Be Plan.

ECONOMY POLICY IS ANNOUNCED BY -CHAIRMAN GOOL   Appropriations . Committee ~~. to Cut Wherever  a Ta

FIHoT BREAK UUGURG Ih ARMY OF  KING   Three Armored Cars Start From Udine and Succeed in Joining Forces of PoetSoldier in Fiume.   FOURTH CAR DAMAGED BY ACT OF SENTINEL   Throws Obstacles Under the Wheels Which Cut Tires: the Men, However, Reach Thoair Nectinatinn.

ITALIAN SOLDIERS DESERT JOIN D’ANNUNZIO FORCES   First Break in Regular Army When Four Armored Cars Leave Udine. Government to Send Ultimatum.

CREWS CF ARMORED CARS MAKE DASH   ‘Seeking To Join Forces of Poet  Commander.   Rome Réenews Threats of an Of fensive Against Fiume-—D'An“ nuzio Remains Obdurate. Holds Fast to Position.

ARMY MEN DESERT TO D’ANNUNZIO      And Bolt For Fiume—One Halted But Crew Manage To Reach -

ITALIAN TROOPS GET INTO FIUME   3 Armored Cars Reach Gabriele d’Annunzio  CHIIRTH CAR CTNPPEN      But Occupants Escape and Reach Fiume—Report Says Government will Sent Ultimatum to d’Annunzio at Once. Desertions from Army and Navy May Hasten Crisis

BREAK IS REPORTED IN ITALIAN FORCE!   Troops Flee in Armoured Cars te Join Fellowers of Gabriele d’Annunzio in Fiume

First Break in Ranks ef Regular Italfen Army—-Am Ultimatum te Rebel) Poet.

FAST BREAK IN ARAN OF ITALY   Thee Armored Cars Succeed in Reaching Fiume.   NCTIMATUM IS PLANNED

Three Armored Cars Succeed in Reaching Fiume.   ULTIMATUM IS PLANNED

ORI TISH RAIL MEN POST PONE OTRIKE PENDING MEETING   Conference Will Be Held This Morning Between Government and Miners—Lon don Feels Hopeful.

BAUTIOH RAIL ME POSTPONE STRIKE   Coal Miners Give Indications That They Want Early Peace.

ENGLISH TRANSPORT WORKERS POSTPONE SYMPATHETIC STRIKE   To Await Renewed Negotiations Between Government ane Coal Strikers On Sunday

STRIKE NOTICES ARE SUSPENDED ONE WEEK   British Miners Will Meet Owners as Suggested By Premier Lloyd George.

Bri tish ‘Coal © . Strike Auch te      ‘Ater,, Conference > With Premier - Toya: George,- Executive ’ ee MAbs Ai cise cack

Seventh Inning.   Fichth .oanine.   MINE STRIKE IN ENGLAND HALTED AT LEAST WEEK

LLOVD-GEORGE 10 CEE MINERS TOO   Threatened Sympathetic Strikes of British Railway Men and Transport Workers Have Been Postponed.

BRITISH RAIL AN TRANSPORTUNIONG POSTPONE STRIKE   Government and Miners to Re. new Negotiations Today— New Coal Output Proposals Made More Attractive.

SIGNS OF PEACE IN MINE STRIKE   BRITISH CRISIS IS BRIDGED AT LEAST FOR A TIME,   RAILWAYMEN WILLING TO WAIT   Defer Their Threatened Sympathtic Walkout in Order That the Government May Negotiate Further.

Miners In England _ . Held Up Strik:   Executive Body of Miners Confer With Premier Lloyd-George an¢ Agree to-Suspend Strike Notice fo: One Week.

INDUSTRIAL PEACE DECIDED TODAY   BRITISH RAIL UNIONS DEFEF JUINING WITH STRIKING MINERS   WILL MEET LLOYD-GEORGE   ‘Premier and Workers’ Leaders tc . Hold Sunday Conference as Final Hone.

MINERS ANXIOUS FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE   Sympathetic Strike Waits on Confabs.

WORKERS LAID “OFF OWING 18 “HUGE STRIKE   ; ee bs But English Situation takes  More Hopeful Turn,   “Ie View   SYMPATHY WALKOUT © HAS BEEN POSTPONED   Premier and. Labor Leaders at Work Exploring Peace Avenues

LLOYD-GEORGE PROPOSAL SUCCEEDS IN POSTPONING -COAL STRIKE ONE WEEE

Decision to Delay Sympathetic Walkout Is Reached After Long Conference Between: Officials of Labor Organizations; Fresh-. Formula Drawn Up by the Government   SITUATION I$ MORE HOPEFUL

SATURDAY ; AT THE MINES   ENGLISH MINERS WILL POSTPONE STRIKE ORDER

PRESIDENT GREET! AMERICAN MINE CONGRESS   Its Work, Mr. Wilson Says,  Of Immense Benefit; Boyl Among Speakers

Indianapolis Back To Norma   Quiet Reigns After Night ot Excitement and Mob Spirit

HINDERS 2.6. TS QUIET TODAY   After an Exciting Night When a Mob Sought To Get Fourteen Year Old Boy  Accused of Attempted’ As es i

NEGRO IS SAVED FROM LYNCHING   Confessed Murderer of Littl White Girl Sought by Mob at Indianapolis.

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C  * a.      weg e See r  One»      ty Sheriff Killed and Another’ Fatally Injured When Whites and Blacks Clash.

INDIANAPOLIS IS QUIET’ ~ ‘AFTER RIOTOUS SCENES         Mob Bent on Lynching: of “Alleged ‘Ne . gx Slayer, Disperked by Police, ] Sieems: Passive .

aia   New Outburst Feared Afte -Police Succeed in Thwart, ing Effort.

ALL 1S QUIET FOLLOWING RIOT   POLICE DISPERSE MOB OF 2000 BENT ON LYNCHING IN INDIANAPOLIS. NEGRO CON FESSES TO CRIME

MOBTRYINGTO — LYNCH NEGRO. IS DISPERSED; 1 SHO}      Entire Police Force in Indian  apolis Ready for Renewal. . ge VE sated

LYNCHING FOILED.      Indiana Oiticials Prevented = Moi From’ Taking. Negro.

 MOB TRIES. TO LYNCH BLACK   Negra Confesses Killing 14-year-old Girl at Indianapotis—Police Restore Order.

Two Thousand I: Lynching Mob Dispersed   One Shot and Fifteen Persons Arrested During Stormy Night at Indianapolis — Police Protect Alurderer

INDIANAPOLIS. AGAIN QUIET TODAY AFTER LYNCHING EFFORTS   Military Called Out to Prevent the Lynching of Negro Accused of Murdering Little White Girl in That City. —ATll Ouiet Todav.

Order Restored  In Indianapolis   : Two Thousand Gathered Dent o:  Lyoching a Negro for Murderine .  White Girt,

LAWLESSNESS OF “MOB SPIRIT’ PREVAILS IN INDIANAPOLIS WHEN & NEGRO RAVISHES AND MURDERS WHITE GIAL

UNORGANIZED MOB SEEKS THE LIFE OF NEGRO MURDERER   Crowd of Over 2,000 As sembled Near Marion County Jail.   POLICE HOLD THE CROWD IN CHECK   Attempt ta Lynch Negra Who Killed White Girl, Is Frustrated. A

INDIANAPOLIS IS QUIET AFTER RIOTOUS SCENES    Mob Bent on Lynching of Alleged Ne  gro Slayer, Dispersed by Police, Seems Passive

2000 Attempt To Storm Jail To Lynch Slaye:    Police, Soldiers Hold Off Mo  Bent on Quick Justice   for Girl Killer.

BRUTAL NEGRO ‘TS SOUGHT BY AN ANGRY NOB   Murderer of 14 Year Old + White Girl is In Indianapolis Jail.

DONAREY 1N SCRAP WITH COMMITTEE   State Auditor Eefuses to Pay Salaries “But Committee - Weén’t Ouit Work.

LOCAL. CAPITAL NOW PERFECTING ARRANGEMENTS FOR:  ‘THE ERECTION OF A STRICTLY MODERN BUILDING   10 GOST OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLEARS:      Company Will Incorporate Under Tegas Laws And The: ey Plant Wilt Be Under The Management Of One Of The Best™ : Hotel Men Of The South.

LOCAL. CAPITAL NOW PERFECTING ARRANGEMED “THE ERECTION OF A STRICTLY MODERN

CUANGES MIS MIND.   sy MER       DEED TEED DERN TIL           Minister of Uefen:  ‘Takes Rack [ fiis Regipt  ition,

NOSKE DECIDES 10 RENAN IN OFFICE   Assemblymen Gives Him Vote of Confidence.

SOCIALISTS ARE LIABLE TO BE RESEATED   Dissension Exists Among the Members of the Judiciary Committee of the New York Assembly.

tas eR 'ts Troubles   Judicial, Board ‘on on Seating of _ Socialists i is Torn by Dissentions, Report Says

NEW DISSENTION 1S NOTED AMONG BOARD TRYING LEGISLATORS      Members Declare They Would "Not be Surprised to see Order Reseating Five   LOYALTY DEFINITION CAUSE.OF ARGUMENT   Counsel for Ousted Men Says he Will Ask for Time to “ . Prepare Case

COMMITTEE UNABLE 10 AGREE ON LAW POINTS   Dissension Breaks Out, Among Members of Committee Hear ing Socialist Cases.

MAY ALLOW RETURN TICKETS AFTER INCREAS!   Interstate Commerce Commisgion Has Question of Mileage   Books and Return Coupons for ™

Request For a. a Ruling’ On This Phase of Raised Railroad Rates Is Being  Prepared At The Present Time “Re TO OC ON fatale.

TO FRAME TRAINING PLAN.   Chairman Kahn Names Sub-Commit tee to Prepare Legislation.

SINERS WILL AGCEPT rea OF OPERATORS AND SETTLE DISPUTI   LIT STMENT OF ALLEGED IN. FOUALITIES IN WAGES TO BE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED,

MINE WORKERS ATTEND MEETING   Will Notify Operators Their Offer of Adjustment Is Accepted

PINNELL SAYS NEW GOAL PRICE 15 FAIF   LEBANON DEALER DENOUNCES ATTITUDE OF INDUSTRY TOWARD PUBLIC.

W. PINNELL SAYS NEW COAL PRICE FAIR   Denounces Attitude Of Industry Toward Public And State Commission.

MILLIONAIRE DRAFT EVADER IS CAUGHT        Son of Los Angeles  Midiiie:  / Operator So Charged and ill be Given Hearing.

MILLIONAIRE. DRAFT EVADER IS CAUGH'   Son of Los Aneeles Mining Operator So Charged and ' Will be Given Hearing.

Moscow Precinct.   Alden Twn Precinct.   fleaneva Vill Precinct.   Emmons Vill. Precinct.

ENDALL, HAMIMILL ILL HEAD TICKET OR STATE 6. 0. P.   Bibson for Attorney _ General,  _ Haynes Auditor,. Woodruff R.. R. Commissioner.   -LATFORM FOR HELP TO VETS, FARMERS, WORKERS   fashioned Politics Plays Part at Des’ Moines. Meet; Rawson Re-Elected.

inet Drecinc+. Third Ward.   Gernenavrd Precinct. Third Ward.   TOWNSHIP REPORT.

“NO HURRY” {G OENATE MOTTO ANENT BARRELS   LEISURELY PROBE -* “DUE AGAIN   BUT ADJOURNMENT FOR SOME WEEKS WILL BE TAKEN.

TESUME HEARINGS BEFORE: SENATOR   Investigating Campaign Expenges to Clean Up Loose Ends.   WM. BARNES OF NEW YORK   Will be Examined Regarding Publication of Campaign Book, ‘Republicanism in 1920'’—-Subpoena Also Issued for George T. Carroll, of Liquor Association.

SUMMON LIQUOR MEN TO GIVE THEIR SIDE   CAN TELL OF ACTIVITIES EN NA. TIONAL CAMPAIGN.   Senate Investigating Committee te Reaume Ite Hearings at Washlegten for Gathering Up of Loose Ends.

COMMITTEE WILL DIP INTO BOOZE CHARGE   Senatorial Campaign Investigators to Investigate Liquor Interest Activity.

SENATE COMMITTEE TO RESUME SESSION   LOOSE, ENDS OF FORMER IN VESTIGATION WILL BE ~ CLEANED UP.   LIQUOR PROBE PLAANEE   Head of Retail Liquor Dealers’ As ’ sociation Will Be Asked to Testify.

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBERG 10 GLEAN WE THE LOOSE ENTS   Will Inquire Into Alleged Political Activities of the Liquor interests.   HEARINGS AT WASHINGTON MAY BE FINISHED SATURDAY   William Boyce Thompson, Wil liam Barnes, George T. Car roll, Charles McDonald, Ed Stokes Among Witnesse: Summoned to Appear.

LIQUOR MAN UP IN SLUSH CASE   INVESTIGATORS TO CLEAN UF LOOSE ENDS IN RESUMING HEARING

QUIZZERS WILL CLEAN UP WORK   SENATE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING EXPENDITURE TO RESUME HEARINGS WEDNESDAY

SENATE COMMITTEE TO RESUME INQUIRY      Will Investigate Alleged Polit tical Activities of Liquor Interests.

Mrs. Woodrew Wilson’s Gown In National Museum Collection Precipitates Uproar Of Discussie

MONEY PACKAGE Is BLANK PAPER   $93,000 Payroll Taken from Mall Pouch Enroute te Weirton,

CONG TANTINE RIGHTFUL KING OF GREEKS SAYS SUCCESSFUL POLITICIAN   PORMER KING EXPECTED BACK AS SOON AS PLEBISCITE CAN BE CONDUCTED.

GREEK ARMY MAY START A REPUBLIC   ITS HOSTILITY TO FORMER KING CONSTANTINE MAY DECIDE COURSE,   Premier Said People Tired Of Politics—Rhallis Succeeds in Forming a New Greek Cabinet.

GREEK ARMY MAY DECLARE REPUBLIC IF KING 10 RETURN   Troops Loyal to Venizelos Are Reported as Planning New Asia Minor Gov't.   TREAT RESTORATION OF CONSTANTINE AS ASSURED   Queen Mother Olga Expected t Assume Regency; Princes at Rome Are Elated.

“PROBABLY WILL. OCCUPY SMYRNA   Venizelos Followers Expected to Form Goavernment of Their Own.’   GUARD PARLIAMENT; KING EXPECTED BACK

EENS EXPE TD HAVE CONS TNE  roa tl top-not, an . , J ecedent   ' Affairs Are: Badly yinared Now   With Venizelos’:ts, wy Sup_ porters Threaterid.is cog Establish a New + aescyfic in Asia Minor, “#e789"

* CONSTANTINE IS OUR * RIGHTFUL KING AND WE J WANT HIM TO RETURN

Leader of Successful Party in Election Says Constantine Is Rightful Ruler—New Cabinet Formed.

REPUBLIC OF SMTRNA MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY VENE ZIFF AS  VALS      It Is Also Believed That Opposition Will Make Efforts to Determine the Views of Outside World Relative to Results of Election

CONSTANTINE MAY RETURN AS MONARCH   Leader Victorious Part; Determined to Get Him Back,

WOULD ANNUL VOTE QF ARI   VENIZELIST OPPOSITION Is QUOTED ON RESULTS OF GREEK ELECTION

NEW CABINET ~ IS ORGANIZED BY RHALLE   RUMOR THA] SOLDIERS HAVE PROVEN LOYA.   "7  rormer Premier Venizelos Says 5 Ucteal Cause Is Wearine SS ol Pe eople With Pol:ties anc} a Desire for Rest,

WANT CONSTANTINE AS KING OF GREECE   LEADER OF SUCCESSFUL PAR. ry SAYS HE’LL COME BACh   ARMY IS DISSATISFIED   Is Said to Remain Loyal to the Cause of Fermer Premier  Venizelos   woe ee  Recall of Constantine Will Depend On Result of Plebiscite to Be   Taken

(REECE MAY (ALL BACK (ONSTANTINE   Plebescite ‘to be Held o1 Former King; Says  : Léader   >.XIC ON BOURSE   Venizios Defeat Doubles Value af United States Dollar  ‘

CONSTANTINE 10 GET Ald JOB AS KING BACK   Greek Elections Indicate He is One Best Bet for the Throne.   HE’S RIGHTFUL RULER SAYS GOUNARIS   Brothers of Deposed Mon arch Jubilant Over the News.

SLAIN GREEK ~ KING'S WIDOW TO BE RECEN]   Allies “Send Ultimatum Opposing Restoration of Constantine.

VICTORY FOR ROYALISTS   Constantine’s Followers Demand Hi Return wen: obey Venizelos’ eat,

GREEK CABINET FORMED: ARMY MAY ESTABLISH ~ ARPURLIG OF SMYRNA   Plebiscite Is Proposed to Vote on the Return of Former King Constantine to Throne at-Athens.   DEFEAT OF PREMIER VENIZELOS DOUBLES AMERICAN DOLLAR’S VALUE

DECLARES GREECE FOR CONSTANTINE   Gounaris . Asserts Plebiscite Will Be Held.   ARMY MAY CREATE SMYRNA REPUBLIC   George Rhallis Succeedsin Forming Cabinet. °   BULLETIN.

QUEEN MOTHER 10 ASSUME REGENCY   Ex-Premier Gounaris, Leader of Party Defending Venize+ los, Says Constantine is Rightful King.   GEORGE RHALLIS FORMS : A NEW GREEK MINISTRY   Rumor Is Spread in Athens That Army Loyal to Beaten Side May Form New Republic in Asia Minor.

GREEK ARMY MAY “GREATE A REPUBLIC   Panic on Bourse Over Ven izelist Defeat.

FORMER PREW.ER FORMS CABINET   New Body to Succeed Veni. zelos—Will Be Sworn in Wednesday.   Gounaris Says Constantine Is the Rightful King of  PC naana

“OUR RIGHTFUL KING” SAYS FORMER PREMIEF   M. Gournaris Declares Greek Peo ple Want Back Their Deposed Ruler,   VENIZELISTS REGARDED. AS USURPERS BY FORCE    ee & Reason Given for Defeat of Pre. micr and His Party in Recent Elections,   WOULD. AVOID CIVIL WAR   Policy of Reconciliation Towards Opponents Will Be Pursued, It Is Said.

Restoration of Former King _ Constantine Is Virtually Assured.   NEW REGENT IS NAMED   Rhallis, “Former _ Premier, Succeeds in. Forming New Cabinet:

GREEK ARMY. LOYAL TOTHE EX-PREMIER SAYS CAPITAL RUMOR   Stand Back of Venizelos anc ‘May’. Create’ Republic  2 of Smyrna   EX-KING RIGHTFUL. AULER SAYS LEADER: OF ELEGTION VICTORS   Constantine Wiil Come Back it People Demand it

WILL KING COME BACK?   Is Constantine to Be Rightful Ruler of Greece Once More?   ‘TO HOLD A PLEBISCITE   Former Premvier Gouttaris De- clares “That the People > Want Constaatine.”

GREEK KING MAY ~ GET BACK THRONE   Former Premier Gounaris Says _ “Constantine ts Our Right‘ ful. King.”   TO BE BACK AFTER PLEBISCITE   Bectares Poopié Want Monarch Back —Wants to Avoid Civil War-—Will -Piiraue Policy of Conciliation dnd Not Venge inte. 

GREEKS PLAN TO RESTORE FORMER KING   Leaders of Majority Party Seem to Consider That Accomplished Fact.   OLGA TO ASSUME REGENCY

Widow of Late King George is Probable - Successor to. Ad y" miral- Coundouriotis Pending Plehiscite .   OPPOSITION OF ALLIES ANTICIPATED IN ATHENS

Gounaris. Says Kir King Will Retum When’ Plebiscite Shows.a Demand   NEW REPUBLIC. RUMOR   Allied—PowersE Expected to te Make Their Objections

GREEK ARMY, LOYAL TO VENIZELOS, MAY ESTABLISH REPUBLIC   Smyrna in Asia Minor is Said to Be Favored Spot for Govt.

Constantine Rightful Ruler and Will Be Brought Back, Save Ex-Premier Gounaris   Queen Mother Olga to Ast sume Regency — Rhallis Forms New Cabinet .   Report Greek Army May Create. the Republic of Baswena: in. Asia: Minar ..-

Mutiny In Greek Army Simmers   MAY FORM REPUBLIC I ASIA MINOR; CONSTANTINE HAILED.

LEADER OF SUCCESSFUL PARTY IN GREECE ELECTIONS STATES THAT CONSTAN.  TINE IS RIGHTFUL KING   EXPECTED TO RETURN   Plebicite Will Be Held Soon When People Will Signify Their Wish. es in the Maiter

CONSTANTINE RIGHTFUL KING SAYS GOUNARIK   Expects Former Ruler Back 0 Throne in Near Future.

GRECIAN ARMY PROBABLY WILL OCCUPY SMYRNA   Venizelos Followers Ex pected to Form Government of Their Own.   GUARD PARLIAMENT; KING EXPECTED BACK

GONSTANTINE KING UF GREECE ASSERTS LEADER OF WINNERS   Assertion of Former Premier Gounaris Is That Constantine  Will Be Called Back.   WILL VOTE ON MATTER   Defeated Premier Venizelos  Ascribes Reasons for Victory of Royalists,

GREECE IN TURMOIL: AND QUEEN OLGA EXPECTS: 10  BEREGENT   Venizelos Has Resigned from Premiership; Successor te Be Royalist Leader   Ex-King’s Supporters Believe  He'll Be Elected and Get  His Crown Back

CONSTANTINE 10  BE GREEK KING   Gounaris to Enthrone the Former Ruler Through Plebiscite zs

CONSTANTINE AWAITS ELECTION RESULTS      DETHRONED KING OF GREECIH  MAY AGAIN OCCUPY POSITIC  * OF POWER FOLLOWING VEN IZELOS’ DEFEAT.

AMALLIS FORM CABINET; KING BL ARS RETURN   Turks Think Electicn Resuit Will Cause Collapse of Greek Army   ALLIES SHOULD NOT ORJECT, STATESMAN SAYS   Plebiscite to Be Held to Get Views of Pesp'e on Return of Monarch

GREEK ELECTION SETTLED LITTLE   RESIGNATION OF TENIZELOS IS ABOUT ALL THUS FAR.   PLEBISCITE ON . KING   VOTE WILL NOW BE TAKEN ON RETURN OF CONSTANTINE.   Meanwhile a Man SO Years Old Is at the Head of the Cabinet ‘ Which Rules Country.

Exiled King Is ~ to Be Returned te Greek Throne   Queen Mother Olga to Assume Regency; Constantine Is Expected Back as Result of Plebiscite Which Will Be Held <!

Send Social Disease Exhibit To This State   Red Cross Appropriates $10,00C to Teach Social Hygiene In Country.

PORZI SENDS OUT. GREETINGS   Get Wien Quick Man Telle Creditors te Be of Good Cheer.

COLL EGE. su RVEYORS HERE   First College Work of Year Has Begun.

COLLEGE SURVEYORS HERE      First College Work of Year Uns - Begun.

PORT WML AE DIUSEED AT ARUSRELS   Poles® Infornied.. That: Ceague Considers Situation to ~ Ba Grave   GENERAL WHO SEIZED’. “TOWN MAKES DEMAND

L EAGUE OF NATIONS SENDS : A TELEGRAM TO CHARDIGN’  = ae: Seeceeee eS es eer ee

NOTORIOUS PREACHER OF SEDITION 1S PARDONED   PRESIDENT WILSON ORDERS MRS. O'HARE DRAFT OBSTRUCTIONIST, RELEASED FROM CUSTODY IMMEDIATELY

THE PRESIDENT PARDONED MRS. RICHARDS O'HARE   DER RELEASE HAD BEEN DE MANDED DY SOCTALISTS—AL. SO.DENS AND ROSE PASTOR ATOkrs_

ULTIMATUM SENT ~ TODIRECTOR HINES   Given Seven Days In Which To. Meet Demands of Maintenance 2nd Shop Emploves.

RAILWAY MEN CHIEFS ISSUE STRIKE THREAT   ALLOW SEVEN DAYS FOR SETTLE MENT OF DEMANDS IN WASHINGTON PARLEY

Railway Shopmen and Maintenance of Way Employes Insist Upon Favorable Action at the Hands of Administration   NEGOTIATIONS FAILURE MEANS WORK CESSATION   Appeal to President as Last Resort is Intimated at Confer. ence of Union Chiefs Taking Matter in Charge

ACTION          Maintcnanee of Way Empl anil hop Laborers Lulicate strike Untess Demands Are Met.

”" EMPLOYES   OF RAILROADS: FOR AC TION ON THEIR WAGE - DEMANDS. .   Failure’ May Cause: 300,000 Men to Receive Orders to _ Cease Work*— President " ‘May Be Annealed To. -’

ULTIMATUM 1§ SENT 10 HINES   Rail Workers’ Brotherhood Offi. cers Demand Directors Take Action.   Plan to Strike Ie Made Clear if Demands Are Net Met, but Appeal to President Wilson Would Precede Walkout.

RAILROADERS WANT ANSWER IN SEVEN DAYS   Maintainces of Way Employes and Shop Laborers Will Insist on an Increase in Their Wages.

LAY DOWN THE LAY   BROTHERHOOD TELLS HINES WHERE TO HEAD IN.   Unless, He Passes Favorably Within ¢ Days on Their Demuud They Wilt Str-ke.

HINES GETS SEVEN nis WN WHICH TO ~BNISE RAL WAGES   Threat of Strike In Made by 300,000 Way Employes and Shopmen After Mecting

Rf.  a AE gee es me Ae en ee hae  ei     Lass  d Pua Bue Ag oA  MA  Tp  BE

R. R. EMPLOYES  GIVE HINES SEVEN DAYSFOR ACTION   GRAND OFFICERS MAKE DECISION AT MEETING HELD IN DETROIT.   HAVE MADE DEMANDS FOR WAGE INCREASE:   Union Heads Adopt Resolution In structing Commitice in Washington As To Pro wees baw.

DIRECTOR hINe GETS ULTIMATUM   Given Seven Days to Answer Rai Workers’ Demands.   BROTHERHOOD SEEKS ACTION   Will Strike if Wages Are Not In creased, but Appeal to President Wilson Would Precede Tieup, it Is Intimated.

ULTIMATUM IS SENT TO HINES   Rail Workers’ Brotherhood Offi. cers Demand Directors Take Action.   GIVEN SEVEN DAYS 10 ACT   Pian to Strike Is Made Ciear lf De mands Are Not Met, but Appeal to President Wilson Would Precede Walkout.

UTOPIAN: DREAMS ARE ‘SHATTERED   Reds Deported Froni the U. S. Put to Work in Russia.*   EMPLOYED AT HARD LABOR   State Department Told of Fate of Emma Goldman, Berkman and Their Band of Communists—-No  * Haven of Rest.

UTOPIAN DREAMS: ARE SHATTERED   Reds Deported From -the U. S. Put to Work ‘in = Russia..   EMPLOYED: AT HARD “LABOR   ‘State Department Told of Fate of ' Emma Goldman, Berkman = and  Their Band of Communists—No   Haven of Rest. -

RUSSIAN SOVIETS PUT U. S. RADICALS TO WORK   Deported American Reds Are Employed at Hard Manual Labor— Utopian Dreams Shattered.

RED UTOPIA SHATTERED   Reds Deported From the U. S. Put to Work in Russia.   EMPLOYED AT HARD LABOR   State Department Told of Fate of Emma Goldman, Berkman and Their Band of Communists—No Haven of Rest.

34,149 KILLED OURING WAR   SURGEON GENERAL FINDS PRO. VORTION OF FATALITIES TO WOUNDED AS IN 60'S,   FINAL FIGURES ARE GIVEN

34,249 U.S. SOLDIERS KILLEL   And 224,089 Waunded In the World War, Flnai Report is Issued Touay

CASTALTINS IN THE War.   Final bPigures Coutaiaed ia Repert  ef Sargeon General.

AMERICA’S KILLED IN WORLD WAR 34,249; TOLL IN WOUNDEB 224 689   Proportion of HiMed and Wounded About Same ay in Civh War, but Less of Wonadeil lie,  EE, OR RR ae RO

FINAL ARMY CASUALTY FIGURES MADE PUBLIC   Surgeon General's Report Shows 34,249 Killed and 224.089 Wounded.

LATEST DATA SHOWS 34,345 DIED IN WAR   Proportion of Killed and Woundes Is About the Same as That of Gul War

34,249 YANK DEAD WORLD WAR TOTAL   224,089 Others Wounded, Annual Report of U. S. SurGeon General Shows.

04.249 SOLDIERS DEAD FROM WAR   Sixty-Six Blinded in Both Eyes; 11 Lose Both: Legs; « 644 Lose ‘One Eye

34,249 YANKS KILLED IN WAR   Final Figures Show Wounded Num. bered 224,089 Soldiers.

34,249 YANKS KILLED IN WAR FIGURES SHOW   24,089 Were Were Woundec * < Official Report States.

34,249 KILLED 224,080 WOUNDED   FINAL FIGURES ON U. 8S. ARMY CAUSALTIES IN THE WORLD WAR ARE ANNOUNCED   CIVIL WAR I:AME PROPORTION   More Than 4,4/:0 Soldiers Lost a Part of One oz More Extremities

AMERICANS KILLED. ~_ OVERSEAS, 24,249   [WOUNDED TOTALED 224,089: "DEATHS FROM WOUNDS 13,698. MEN.

TAUNTON MAN SHOOTS WOMAN, THEN HIMSELF      Jealousy Said To Be th Cause of Tragedy This Morning.

MORE JURYMEN ARE NEEDED IN WOOTTON TRIAL   One Or More Venires Will Be Needed to Get Enough Men to Complete Panel in the Deportation Case.

TEAKETTLE ROUTS SNAKE   Wetchmrn Uses It in Battle With  fMannarhaanAlae.

EXCITEMENT IS Grow           People in Aland “Plana Aye Read: Proclaim Independetice.

ALAND ISLANDS ARE EXCITEL   People Bent On Proclaiming !ndependecuece.

SALY BAND CONCERT      Fo 4A UL Masieiine to Play In South ; Park Tonight

WEEKLY BAND CONCERT   F. A. U. Musicians to Play In South _ Park Tonight

Mumps and Whooping Cough Prevalent in Highlawn ~  May Close School   I. C. Considers Foot Subway at 138i Sireei—Public Service Co. Will Extend Light  - / Service

Village Will Prepare Indiana Avenue for Concreting  this Fall   Street Car Tracks May Have to Be Raised to Meet Grade— Board Meeting

VILLAGE BROKE!   Spent All Its Money on Hal sted Street Bridge   Rau Farm Divided Among HeirsPlat Submitted for Appreval of Village Board

Surplus Earth Left on Sidewalk by Contractor to be Removed   At Contractors Expense—Sewer Gas Trouble Kemoved

BOARD MEETING   Halsted Street Bridge Closed Again -—-New Board Installed

HALSTEDSTREET   Bridge Abutment Cracked--. May Close Bridge Again   Riverdale Board Grants Permission  For Oil Tank in Highlawn

BAR AIR RIFLES   Riverdale Board Will Get After Boys with Guns   Offensive Sewer Gas Causing Troubie on i37th Street ---Board Meeting

THEY WANT OIL   Residents on 138th Street Riverdale, Complain of . Too Much Dust   Halsted Street Bridge Repairs “White Elephant” on Board’s  Hands—May Purchase

MYSTERIOUS MALADY   Physicians Puzzled Over Outbreak of  Rlelkneas at Clacaland

STRANGE MALADY ATTACKS WOMEN AFTER LUNCHEO!   Ulness of ‘Thirty-eight Cleve land Society. Leaders Puzzles

STRANGE ILLNESS, ATTACKS WOMEN AFTER UHINCHEON   Cleveland’s Ablest . Physi cians -Puzzled’ by Myster“ious Malady Which Al-lacks Society Leaders,   TYPHOID SYMPTOMS   Definite Diagnos Imposs ble and No Positive Cause {s Discovered After an In. vesligalion.. .”

Tomorrow the Republican Nationa Convention to Be Called to Order.

CONVENTION WILL MEET TOMORROW   OPENING SESSION AT TE O'CLOCK WITH LODGE KEV SOTE SPEECH,   Nd APPARENT CHANGE   Relative to Positions of the  Righ! Avowed Presidential Candidates Borah on Piatlorm Committec.

Deduction of Time Already Served Leaves Him One -Month   LOSES HIS CITIZENSHIP   Comments That  Frencl ' Senate Fears He'll Be Active “Corpse.”

CAILLAUX GIVEN. : THREE YEARS IN  THE PENITENTIARY   For Commerce and Communication With the Enemy. — Will be iven Credit for the  Time He Has Served in Delenn T paving One Wionth.

CAILLAUX GIVEN THREE YEARS FOR ENEMY BEALINGS   Sentence Includes Payment of Costs and Five Year Banishment

JOSEPH CAILLAUX’ SENTENCE 3 YEARS   ‘ormer Premier Will Serve One Month, Be Banishec for Five Years and Lose Civil Rights for Ten.

THREE YEARS _ IS SENTENCE   Former Premier CailIaux Has Little Over. Month to Serve

CAILLAUX GETS 3 YEARS      ExX-Premier Convicted By High Coeur  wT hh one:

Sigelngld : FRENCH JURY   Former Premier of France Had “Commerce With: the. Enemy But There ‘Were Extenuat ing Circumstances. i 

Se  WITH DEDUCTIONS HOWEVER HE ACTUAL SENTENCE IS ONLY ONE MONTH,

PAILLEUX GIVEN THREE YEARS   FORMER FRENCH PREMIER IS CONVICTED OF HIGH TREASON; ONLY ONE MONTH OF TERM REMAINS.

TS PRISON   Former French Premier Draws Three-Year Sentence But Has Only One Month to Be Served Behind Bars.   COMMUNICATED WITH ~ “ENEMY DURING -WAF   More Serious Charges Are Rejected by Senate Sitting az Court; Defendant Says Sen. ate Feared Him.

FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE IS SENTENCEC   Given Three Years; Right to ‘Hold Office is Taken Away.

THREE YEARO FUR GAILLAUA; bOaTo PART OF PENALT!   But He'll Have Only Month to Serve Since Arrest Time Is to Be Deducted.

FORMER FRENCH THREE YEARS .   ‘MAN FOUND GUILTY OF AIDING “ENEMY, HOWEVER, HAS BUT  -ONE MONTH TO SERVE  :

‘Former Premier of France Given Three Years’ Sentence and Pay Costs.

Entente Powers Have Had lime To An nounce Course   WAITED “TILL LATE  sacha lin

GERMANY ACCEDES TO ALLIED COAL DEMANDS BUT WRAPS ACCEPTAN CI IN MANTLE OF INVASION

Homer Barnes Brought Back to Fort Worth to Hear His New Trial Motion Argued

AUSTRIA APPEALS T0 AMERICA FOR MONEY   DCCTOR ZIFFERER SAYS PEOPLE ARE STARVING.   Governmens Will Give Castles and Art Collections as Loan Securities—Labor Outbreak  Ve Wenared.

VIENNA HAS BIG SHUTDOWN   Lights, Street Cars and Rail Service Cut Off Ten Days.

STRONG APPEAL FOR CHILDREN   VIRGINIA ASKED TO SAVE THIR TY-FIVE THOUSAND FROM STARVING.   LOCAL COMMITTEES ARE BUSY

Pistol Duel Wounds Two after Women Strike Symopathizers Pull Hair of Stenographers

STRIKE RIOT AT A RUBBER PLANT; 2 WERE WOUNDEI   Pistol Fight, Hair Pulling anc Stone Throwing Characterized Fight.

THREE HURT IN STRIKE RIOT   Sympathizers and Guards Injured Pur. ing Disturbance at Bristol (R. 1.) Rubber Plant.

“Are Injured By Stone-throwing’   Strikers: Attacked Employees Going To: Work at Bristol, R. L, and . Guards Intervened: ,

TWO STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS SHOT AND THREE GUARDS INJURED DURING RIOT  s seaneeennieinieaiennenieamemnannteneaatinaememainediimamemenitamnainanmmmenmentaeadlliaeamand    Stones Thrown in Mi ixup Outside Plant of National India Rubber Company in Bristol, R. 1—Riot Call  Satnded on Fire Alarm

Two Strike Sympathizers and Three Factory Guards Injured at Rubber Co. Plant at Bristol.

FIVE INJURED DURING - RUBBER STRIKE RIO}   Women Take Part in Attack or Workers: Who Reported “Aft . Bristol Plant Walk-out.

TRADING PLANS ARE. ‘BEING FOSTERED AT ~ NEWORLFANS TODAY   Twelve. Million Dollar Cor poration is Under Process of  Formation for Using South’s Cotton. Will Have Several  Wu hae

SOUTHERN BANKERS  PLAN ORGANIZATION   Will Kstablish $12,000,000 Corporation to Market Agricul tural Products of South Ty  Wiseman

Southern Bankers Meet In New Orleans   Puvpeso to Organise Uwelve Million  Poreign Veading Corperacdion to Pa cite Marketing Cotton in Europe

HAYS WARNS G, 0. P. - TO KEEP TREATY OUT OF PARTY PLATFORN    Assured by Republican Senators That Peace Pact Wiil Be Disposed of { Long Before Next Election.

TAT, MHS   “Confidential Instructions’ Issued Against Incorporation in Platform

G. O. P. Leader Wants To Keep Hands Off Pact   of nn Chairman Hays Instrrcts Members 0) Platform Committees to. Leave Treaty Alono—Deamocrats Will + Meet Saturday a Mornine

HAYS WANTS TREATY FIGHT KEPT OUT OF COMING CAMPAIGK   Senators Will Submit Any Suggestions on That Score When Convention Comes Around.

REPUBLICANS  TOLD “WANDS OFF” TREATY   Chairman Hays § Sends . Out  “Confidential “Instruction       “FOO: met ah CH JOHNSON:       Californian Will, Try to Keen Alive as: Campaign Aa - Issue, _—

NEEP HANDS OFF TREATY 1) ORDER  OF HAYS   Keep Hiram Johnson from Becoming Too Powerful, Aim of Politicians

10 KEEP TREATY OUT OF CAMPAIGN   Will H. Hays Tells Republican Platform Committee to Keep Hands Off Pact.   EARLY DISPOSITION SEEN   Republican Senators To Supply information On Foreign Affairs Policy.

TAKE THE TREATY OUT OF POLITIES   CHAIRMAN HAYS ADVISES RE. PUBLICAN LEADERS \   SETTLED . BEFORE ELECTION   Senators See The Necessity of Curbing the Power of Some Redical Party Men By Immediate Action on Covenant,

SIXMINES JOIN WALKOUT TODAY   Properties Near Des Moines Are [dle or Partially so as Result.   STRIKERS ARE UNDECIDED

UNION HEAD OBEYS PLEA OF WILSON   Lewis Orders Men in Dlinois and Indiana to Return

BUTLER SENDS AN APOLOGY, TO COL. PROCTER   Columbia University Presi. dent Sorry for Remarks Made About Gen. Wood   NOTIFICATION DATES FIXED BY COMMITTEE

Apology Given By Butler For His Criticism   Columbia Head Says His Charge Was Unbecoming and Unwarranted.

BUTLER APOLOGIZES.   Takes Back Mean Things Said Regarding General Wood’s Campaign.

BUTLER APOLOGIZES FOR ATTACK ON WOOL   Charges Stock Gamblers Backed General “Unbecoming and Unwarranted’ He Telle Proctor.

DR. BUTLER APOLOGIZES ~  Frankly Adnjits His Langaage ' Was Wholly Unwarranted. ’.

BEGS HIS PARDON   DR. BUTLER IS NOW SORRY THAT HE MENTIONED MONEY.

NICKY, BUTLER SENDS PROCTOR AN APOLOGY FOR HIS HOT WORD:   Says That Strain and Tur. moil of Convention Brough Forth Harsh Words Agains! Wood Supporters Which He Now Reerets.

DR: NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER      Senda Telegram of Apelogy ‘To W.. C. Proctor, Director of General  Wood's Campaign.

BUTLER WIRES APOLOGY   Tells Proctor Words Were Un rantond And Uinharaming 

Declares Attack Upon General Wood’s Supporters Unjust And Uncalled For.   Caused by Evidence of Money At Convention He Claims

BUTLER BACKS — UPON CHARGES   Criticism of Wood’s Campaign Methods Admitted .to. Have Been Unwarranted.   AN APOLOGY IS OFFERED

BUTLERIS APOLOGY REACHES PROCTER   HEAD OF COLUMBIA UNI. VERSITY SORRY FOR STATEMENT.

DR. BUTLER WIRES AN APO AGY   Declares Attack Upon General Wood's Supporters Unjust And Uncatled For.   Caused by Evidence of Money At Convention He Claims

BUTLER APOLOGIZEL TO COLONEL COOPER   Said Words Spoken in Stress ot Excitement Were All Unwarranted

PROCTER OFFERS WOOD APOLOGY      Says Spoke When in Shart Revolt Against Power of Money

BUTLER APGLOGIZES FOR ATTACK ON GEN, WROD   A Says He is Convinced Word’ Spober in Strain of Campuign Were ‘ Enbecoming aan

BUTLER SAYS HE WENT OFF HALF COCKED   Late Candidate for G. O. F Honors Begs Pardon for Wood Tirade.

BUTLER APOLOGIZES FOR HARGH LANGUAGE USED IN CRITICISING WOOT   POKE IN SHARP REVOLT AGAINSST POWER OF MONEY IN POLITICS, HE SAID,

BUTLER MAKES AN APOLOGY   Words Spoken Under Strain and Turmoil of the Convention

BUTLER OFFERS APOLOGIES FOR  WOOD STATEMEN1   Spoke Under Sfrain, Tutmoi and Fatigue of Conventinn “He Savs:

BUTLER BACKS. UP      Sends Message of Apology for Slandering Wood's Backers.

BUTLER BACKS UP; APOLOGIZES   } oe Sends Telegram to Col, Proctor Saying Attack  Unwarranted “-

BUPORP AT KIEL      Soviet Ark is Laid Up in Germany for Boiler Repairs

NOBILITY SELL GREAT ESTATES   War Taxes in England Fo*ce Titled Ones to Part With Land

ENGLAND'S WAR TAXES FORGE NOBILITY TQ SELL PARTS OF BIG ESTATE!   SOUFr OF THE WOST FAWOUS OLT ESTATES IN ENGLAND ARE VOW BEING DIVIDED.

HAYS ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE   Willing to Help Distribete Text ef the League of Nations.

Pennsylvania Railroad Issues Careful Instructions for Train Men.

RAILROADS IN EAST RETURNING TO. PREWAR ACCOMODATION      NO LONGER TELL PUBLIC. TO . TELL IT .TO UNCLE SAM, BUT. TRY. TO PLEASE TRAVELING PATRONS

RAILROAD SERVICE. S IMPROVING: SAYS   Trainmen Must Give More Atten tion to Comfort cf Passengers, Orders.

Veterans of World War in Grand Offensive on Steauharev Chariechbe

M’ABOO, LOWDER ARB JOHRSON 2 AS              OOVER Is: NOMINATED “BY. YALE: AND VASSAR

FAVORS LOWDEN BUT WOOD HUST: WIN A VIGTOR   Instructed Delegates for the General Are Given the Two Most Important Committee Chairmanchins.   HITCHCOCK IS PLEASED AT TURN OF AFFAIRS   Despite the Developments, However, the Drift of the Conversation Is Toward  ' the Illinois Governor,

CONVENTION TREND SEEMS FOR LOWDEN   oa a WATCH a wine ERNOR. —-W00OD M STRAGETIC VICTORY   FREE DELEGATES CONTROL   ‘Uninstracted Delegates Holding Key te Situation—Johnson Remains Confident.

Lodge coe Ce O. P. Con renvion. Boiling ™ Attack on Wilson   ROSSES TALK LOWDEN   OLO LINE POWERS SEE CHANCE TO SHOVE LOWDEN On WHEN OTHERS BEASLOCH.

General’s Adherents Are Elected to Two Principal Chairmanships and Name Hitchcock Their Supreme Strategist.

WOOD FORCES ARE ELATED AS RESULT FIRST DAY'S WORK   Trend of Work Among Old-Line Political Leaders, However, is Toward Lowden “   JOHNSON HAS ABIDING CONFIDENCE, HE DECLARES   Brief and Qutwardly Harmonious Set sion Convinees Almost Everybodys That Rig Scene is Not Vet Ready— Real Contest Expected to Come on Friday.

JORNGON oAYS  HES CHOICE OF RANK AND FILE   LOWDEN AND WOOD BOOSTERS EAPRESS CONFIDENCE IN THEIL MAN'S LUCh   Supporters of Minois Governor Open ly Voice Willingness to Support Anyone to Beat Wool,

NOMINATIONS 10 BE ON THURSDAY: BALLOTS FRIDAY   General Trend of Talk Seems to Favor Lowden But Convention Has to Say   JOHNSON SEES SCHEME TO STEAL HIS SUPPORT   Rumor Gains Credence That Wood Delegates Will Not Stick by Candidate

Gain Control of Resolutions and Credentials, Most Important Units in the Convention   MUCH TALK OF LOWDEN   Old-Timers Incline Towards Him, But Admit Utter Ignorance of Final Outcome

WOU) LEADERS WIN BATTLE FOR  CHAIRMANSHIPS   Lodge Opens G. O. P. Con.vention With Boiling Attack on Wilson   BOSSES TALK LOWDEN   OLD LINE POWERS SEE CHANCE TO SHOVE LOWDEN IN WHEN OTHERS DEADLOCK.

ITALIAN METAL WORKER'S STRIKE NEAR END, BELIEF   Negotiations Fo: Ending Trouble Now On.

AND EMPLOYERS ARE NEGOTIATIN(   Indications are Satisfactory   HITCH MAY ENSUE ON AMOUNT OF WAGES

MASTER AND WORKERS CONFER   Negotiations Among Metal Werkers Coming Along Satiafactorily.

BOOST COLORADO COAL ‘PRICE   Operator Says "Wage Increase  ‘and Higher Prices Would Add to. State Burden.

PITY COAL OPERATO!   A COLORADO OPERATOR SAYS THEY OPERATE AT LOSS.      aployes of “Company Did Nat     Need Wage TacreAS, Some

i MINERS INCREASE IS TO COST PUBLIC $5,000,001   Colorado Fuel and Fran Company Many Says Company Cannot Absorb Wage Inercase.

BASEBALL MEN HOLD MEETING   It Is Proposed That Na. tional Commission Be  Abolished

FUTURE OF BASEBALL MAY BE DETERMINED IN MEETING HELO TODA   “W?EACE” OR “WAR” TO 5 DECLARED BY WAJOR LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS,

PUT BASEBALL ~NHANDS OFA ~CITLIN BORA   Meeting of Club Owners Held Today In Chicago To Decide the _Matter

FIVE CLUBS TO ‘MAKE LEAGUE PROPOSAL   Baseball Factional Waz May Be Satisfactorily Settled at Today’s Session

PLAN BILL 10 FORCE Jp OFF STATE  *FARNS,   Measure Now Being Writ ten For Presentation to  Next Legislature

PLAN GIL  10 FORCE JARO Ut aIATL EARN   Measure Now Being Writ ten For Presentation to  Next Legislature

THE POMONA. GRANGE TO   Pisoni _ =  ANNUAL ZLECTION OF OF ‘ICERG TO BE HELD Wot ispay, DECEMBER 1--EVERY ‘ANGE SHOULD BE REPRESE TED.   BIG TIME PLAN’.2D

OGOTEAND, JUNE  TMKESON CURIOUS ‘LOCAL OPTION LAW   Act Provides for Division 0! Wet and Dry Territory by Burchs or Wards.

SCOTLAND IN THROES OF A LIQUOR FICHT   campaign Promises to Riva Latter Stages of Crusade In United States.

SCOTS Td FEEL EFFECT GF DRY WAVE AT ONCE   Large Part of Scotland Will 6 Dry Under New Legislation   Local Option Enacted in 191: Becomes Effective June 

WAVE AT ONCE   Large Part of Scotland Will Be Dry Under New Legislation   Local Option Enacted in 191° Becomes Effective June 

CAMPAIGN EQUAL TO U.S. AGITATION TO BEGIN JUNE 1   Local Option To Mear Some Prohi Gains Wets Aamit.

SCOTLAND WILL MOTE ON LOGKL OPTION IN FAL!   Concede Good Part Will Go “Dry” as -Result of Costly, ‘Intensive Campaign

SCOTLAND WILL VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION IN FALL   New Law Effective on June 1—Drys are  Confident

nar  EXPECT A GOOD PAT SCOTLAND WILL VOTE DRY   Local Option Law Goe: into Effect on the First of June.

HOPE TO MAKE SCOTLAND DRY   Prohibitionists Plan Campaign With Enactment of Local Option Act

ABOLISHMENT OF PRIVATE ‘ AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.   An Issue in Michigan, Where Voters Went to Polls in Heavy Rain.

INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN “TO RECRUIT PENA, WATINNAL RILABN   A Strong Effort Will be Made to Recruit the Unit to Its Full Strength,   DRIVE ON FOR TWO WEEKS!   Governor Sproul, in Letter, Urges: Civic Organizations to Aid © in the Campaign.

SPROUL ASKS FOR STATE TROOPS   Governor Tells of Intensiv Campaign to Fill National Guard Ranks.   HOLD KEYSTONE DIVISION   Chambers of Commerce And Other Organizations Asked to Assist Officials in Securing New Men.

GOVERNOR CALLS ON PUBLIC ‘TO: AID IN. “RECRUITING GUARD   Letters Mailed to Chambers “of Commerce and Others; Cam‘ paign March 7-21.

WORRY-BRINGS ABOUT TRAGEDY   Portsmouth Home Scene of Fatal Saooting and Suicide

POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA I8 2.5656,.486   Census Bureau Report Shows Gain of 350,199 or 15.9 Per Cent—Large*t Increase in History of State.

STATE OF ARIZONA IN 10 YEARS SHOWS GREATEST GROWTH IN ALL HER HISTORY   Gains 63 per'cent Compared to Ter Per Cent ix New Mexico; North Carelina Booming

peeemeneneetntlintetiae pean ammnanenetaien  ADOPT SENATE PEACE RESOLUTION

House  Republicans  Agree with Senate   The Senate Pen ace ce Resolution Will Be Acepted by the Huuse,

PEAGE REOULUTION BACK TO HOUSE   Agreement is Reached ‘to Take the Senate Resolution   In Lieu of One From_ the   Héuse According to Plans Announced Today.

ACCEPT SENATE BIL   LEADERS IN HOUSE AGREE TO ADOPT SENATE PEACE RESOLUTION.

HOUSE MAJORITY LEADERS ACCEPT SENATE MEASURE   Resolution Will Be Ta ken Up Soon For Final Action.

TO WILSOK   MOVE WILL PREVENT DELAY BY OPPONENTS   Adoption of Measure by Senate Will Send It to Wilson Promptly, and He Will Be Responsible for Failure.

WILL ACCEPT RESOLUTION   Decided Tentatively tc ~ Call It Up Friday for  “Final Action  -

PEACE RESOLUTION OF _ SENATE IS ACCEPTED   House Agrees to Adopt. Meas ure of Upper House Friday.

HOUSE ACCEPTS SENATE PEACE PLAN,   Agreement is Reached to Substitute Senate Resolution and to Vote

“SHAMROCK NBARLY READY      Sir Thomas Lipton’s. Vache, ADH “a: Pake Spin Next WeekJ 8

FRENCH. BACK. TO MAYVENGE.   Kast Rank of f Rhine “Kvacuated Without, Disturbances. -

Rep ROR Sa RH  GERMAN MAYORS APPRECIATE  ATTITUDE OF FRENCH TROOP:

FRENCH TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN ON RHINt   Units Return to Mayence From ‘East Bank Today,

SOCIALIST CHANGE OF FRONT   i:.roupe Reported Going Over to Revolationary (overament.

FORMER PREMIER ‘SMILES: AS END OF CASE IS NEAI   Caillaux.. Adjusts Monocle and Says Senate Isn’t  ES ob be ca .

RNNISSUN SAAN  ca cone  PEEK LES   Now is the Time te Get Rid o These Ugly Spots

FOCH DECLARES PACT ‘WEAK PEACE   (ieneralissmo Of Allied Army In Sensational Interview Declares He Was Muzzled By Clemenceau At Versailles Conference,

FOCH LABORED UNDER DIFFICULTY   Denounces Versailles Treaty 1A “Weak” And Reveals Friction That Ksisted Bewween Hitesctt  canes

Marshal ‘Foch Denounces Versailles.  * Treaty and Calls It a‘“‘Weak Peace’’

Former Leader of Allied Forces  Call Versailles Treaty A “Weak Peace”

M. CLEMENCEAU WAS OPPOSED T0 APPOINTMENT  CALLS THE TREATY A WEAK PIECE--SUPPORTED BY GEN. HAIG.

HEALY bie "WEA PEACE FI ECLRE      ASKED OCCUPATION   Wanted Soldiers on Rhine Until Treaty Was Executed, He’ Says.

PEACE TREATY OF VERSAILLES DENOUNCED BY MARSHAL FOCH   Generalissimo of Allied Fore es Calls Pact a “Weak Peace.”   REBUKED BY CLEMENCEAU  Claims He Protested In Vain When the Treaty Was Drafted.

Generalissimo of Allied Forces Declares ‘Trealy is Nothing More — ‘Than "Weak Peace.”  MAVOATC onmnnme   Declares That “France Ilas Failed to Gain Assurance  » Which the Victory Justi fied.”

Foch Brands r; reaty Weak Peace Says Tiger of France Sold Victory  Ww... d Wenas ts ws wy Batanto

MARSHALL FOCH  GENERALISSOMO OF THE ALLIED ARMIES  Denounced the Versailles Treaty as eae “Wael Daaant?   Denounced the Versailles Treaty a a “Weak Peace”   Relations Between Him and Clemen: ceau Badly Strained During Dark Day of War.

BLAMES WILSON AND GEORGE FOR ALLOWING RHINE T0 GO UNPOLICED   Says Received Worthless Check In Settlement of War   SCORES CLEMENCEAU

MING Ut TAL      Ministers .of Three Nations Quit; Hungary Faces Terrorist Situation

HOOVER WILL Be G.0.P. GANDIDATE   CONFIRMS ACTION OF CALIFORNIA FRIENDS IN RUNNING HIM AS A GOOD REPUBLICAN.

HOOVER SAYS HE IS REPUBLICAN; HAT IS. IN. RING   Wires ‘Frisco Republicar Club That He Will Ac cept Nomination If It I: Forced on Him,

OQVER AN AVOWED CANGATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN WOMiiATICN   Is a Receptive One Only—Reitetates Assertion That He Wil * Not Seek the Nomination—His Piatform ©

ASSERTS HENS. WILLING TORUN   Ready to Take G. 0. P. Nomis nation if Party Will Stand .: - for Right Principles. i   NOES NOT SEEK OFFICE:

Declares Self in Telegram to California Club.   WOULD ACCEPT OFFER!      Former Food Administrator Says Present Conditions Would Cause Wim-to Make Race.

HOOVER'S HAT NOW IN RING   Receptive Candidate fo Presidency.    1 “FORWARD” REPUBLICAN   Takes Middle Ground Be‘ween Wilson’s Position and Rejection of the Treaty.

DECLARATION OF PARTY AFFILIATION MADE IW LETTER   HOOVER NOT A_ CANDS DATE! ACTIVELY BUT “WILL NOT REFUSE  enw wee eiet Se   OPPOSES WILSON   Stands for Taxation Reform, ‘League of Nations With  Reservations, and Tenanoaniv..

HOOVER WILLING 1 MAKE RAGE FOR PRESINENGY   In Letter To Hoover Club at Sar Francisco Places Himself in Line For Republican Nomination.

HOOVER WANTS TREATY WITH _ RESERVATION:   Former Food Head Alsc Says He’d Accept the ‘Republican Nominatior on a Progressive Plat form.

HOOVER SAYS — HE'LL ACCEPT NOMINATION   Classifies Himself As Being Af filiated With- Independent » Element Of The ‘Republican  Party   WANTS PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL PLATFORM   Declares Peace Treaty Anc League of Nations Covenan' With Reservations _ Shoulc Be Adopted

HOOVER SEEKS REPUBLICAN NOMINATION   Is Avowed But Receptive Candidate; Declares For Adop ‘tion of Peace Treaty.

‘BECANDIDATE, HE ANNOUNCES   Places Himself Before Re  _ Publicans as Avowed Presidential Aspirant   DEMANDS ‘FORWARD — LOOKING’ PROGRAM

“PLL RUN IF ’M ASKED” HOOVER TELLS TO PARTY   Not Seeking - Nomination But Will Take it If It Comes.

WILLING TO BE G. 0. P. CANDIDATE   Wires California Club He Will Accept Presidential Nomination — Favors League With Reservations.

WHEREABOUTS OF GLARA SMITH ARE STILL A MYSTER}   Ardmore Prosecutor Declare He Has Had No Authentic Word of Her Since She Was in Cisco.

AUTHORITIES LOSE TRAIL OF CLARA SMITH   Wherabouts of Woman Charged With Murder of Hamon Still Unknown.

NO FURTHER NEWo OF WOMAN IN GASE   OKLAHOMA OFFICERS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF CLARA SMITH'S WHEREABOUTS

STILL WITHOUT CLARA SMITH   Much Sought Woman Sweeessful iz Keeping Out ef Sight.

WHEREABOUTS OF CLARA B. SMITH IS STILL SHROUDED IN MYSTERY BUT SEARCH CONTINUES UNABATED

44 YEARS SERVICE AS AN OFFICER INU. S, ARMY   BRIG-GEN. W. 8S. SCOTT TO RETIRE UNDER AGE LIMIT OF 64 YEARS.

GEN W. S. SCOTT HAS RETIRED   After Forly-Foirr Yenrs In the Ua form He Reliigquishaa Command in the South.

INFORMAL REPRESENTATIONS HAVE MEEN MADE   To Lenrn Hi U. S. Could Be Relied Upon te Aid Poland,

GOVERNMENT AUTOCRATIC, LOVETT SAYS   Bolters from Farmer Labor Party to Complete Work.

FARM-LABOR PARTY NAMES CANDIDATES   CHRISTENSEN AND HAYES CHOSEN TO LEAD FUSION TICKET AFTER LONG SES.  RTIAAT

48 IN SESSION   MEMBERS, BOLTING FARMER LABOR PARTY, REMAIN TO FINISH WORK.

COMMITTEE —INABOLT   The Forty-Eighters Wouldn't Stand for Farmere!.aber ‘ Program. :

48'ERS STRANDED AS - BOLT FUSIONISTS   Members Unable to Decide on Future Course.

RADICAL PLATFORM ~ FRUSTRATES EVERY MOTIVE OF 48ERS   Salt Lake City Attorney Heads Farmer-Labor Party—Hayes Is Running Mate.   CHRISTENSEN IS NAMED

INVESTIGATION BEGUN _ OF MATEWAN: TROUBLE      “Mother” Jones Speaks at Wil liamsgon and’-Announces Artival ‘Tonight at Matewan.

TAFT CONSIDERS HARDING'S POLICY ON LEAGUE ISSUE ONE OF JUDGMENT   Ex-President Admits It is Not Sufficient For Extremists, Like Taft   ‘TAFT LIKES SCHEME   Says Harding is Anxious to Avoid Political and Military Obligations

TAFT DECLARES HARDING'S PLAN   To Solve International Problem ill Satisfy All Unless It Be ‘‘Enthusiasts.”’   f FORMER PRESIDENT VISITS MARION TODAY   Extremists on Both Sides May   Not Be Entirely Pleas ed, Ee Says.

THE DREWES  MURDER CASE   Mystery Surrounding the Death of Dartmouth Student Deepens.

LOVE THEORY IN KILLING DOUBTED   Friend of Elmer Drewes Disputes ‘Woman in Case’ Claim   DIDN'T HAVE TIME, HE SAYS   Slaying’ of Dartmouth Student! Remains Geen Mystery -:

NO CLUE IN THE DREWES MURDER CASE   Mystery Surrounding the Death of Dartmouth Student Deepens.

ACCIDENT AT YARDs.   Lomer Burton Struck by Eneine While Switching.

WANTS CAMPAIGN OF DECENCY   Franklin PD. Roosevelt Hopes There  Will Be No Mud-slinging.

. ai rt a      7 gt a  Party of 31 Local Oil Deyelopment Boosters Visit Producing Districts of 8. C.; All Enthusiastic Ovex the Prospects

VETERANS IN OTHER MONTANA CITIES WHER MA? IS DATED PROMISE TO FOLLOW SUIT—NO VIOLENCE, N. P.L. MAN SIMPLY MOVES.

VETERANS IN OTHER DON TANA CITIBS WHER 314A. IS DATED PROMISE TO FOLLOW Sul a VIOLENCE, 8. Poi. MAN SIMPLY MOVE

PRESIDETIAL ELEC TORS MEET JAN. i6   Fifteen Republicans to Cast Vote For Hardine and Coolidge. One Elector-at-Large to Go to Washington.

BLECTORS CASTVOTES JAN. 1   Fifteen Will Meet at State. house—One to Go to Wash“ington.

JOHNSON AND BORAH MAY. NOT JOIN BOLT FACTION   JOHNSQN HAS SENT HIS DUE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER AND BORAH, IT IS SAID, WILL SUPPORT PARTY.

Of 147 Clerks on Strike in Bluefield, Only Three Went Beck to Work Vesterday-—Positions of Remainder Being Deelared Vacant — Mass Meeting Here Tonight,

ROME BLOCKADED   With Approach of Yule Tide Civil Wai : Locms in Italy

ITALY FEARS CIVIL WAR OVER FIUME      J lian Regulirs Surrotnd the Cit} fo Enforce Blockade Ordered By Govern.ucnt:

UNDER NORTH THIRD STREET—SWITCH ORDINAN CE TO BE AMENDED.  ee  at a ee yo 5 rr   Prohibition Ordinance Enforcing the Law in Steubenville Passed — More Firemen Asked For—Othey Mounicinal Mattere -

UNDER NORTH’ THIRD STREET—SWITCH OR DINAN CE .T0 -BE AMENDED... -  Prohibition _ Ordinance En  , forcing the Law i in. Steu. benville Passed — More . Firemen Asked For—Oth-: er Municinal Matters .

BUILDING STRIKES DUE GENERALLY 10 LABOR CUARRELS   Department Official Says 95 Per Cent of Trouble Occurs Over Which Union Shall Handle Joh.

BUILDING TRADE STRIKES ARE CAUSED BY DISSENSIONS IN RANKS OF WORKER'S UNIONS

MUNICIPAL YARD OPENS.   Citv Sells Coal at Cost to Combat Serious Shortage at Loganspo't

PRESENT ARGUMENT FOR RECOGNITION UF TRISH REPUBLIC   F. P. Walsh Heads Delegation to Washington   DEMAND RECOGNITION AS RIGHT

Bolter Supported by Canada, New Zealand, Australia and All Latin America   DELEGATES ALARMED IN FEAR OF LEAGUE’S LIFE   ABGENTINIANS WILL REMAIN AT GENEVA TILL TUESDAY BUY WILL LEAVE THEN IF AMENDMENT FAILS,

dr. Puevrredon Requested T Withhold Final Action For Few Days   PAUL HYMANS BLAMED   Gther South American Repub lies Mav Withdraw If Argentina Quits

 MacCURTAIN’S TIOME RANSACKED   BY INTERNATIONAL NE\ NEWS WE SERVICE

RACE MEET BRILLIANT   Affair at Auteuil Brings Out New Sensat ons.   Women Wear Glasctes in Right Eye, Use Walking St cks und Other. wise Look Mannish.

BRILLIANT RACE MEET   DRESSES WORN BY FRENCH WOMEN ARE SENSATIONAL.   Look Mannish in Tailored Short Skirts—Wear Glasses in Right Eye and Use Walking Sticks.

SOCIETY SPRINGS STYLES AT RACES   Affair at Auteuil Brings Qui New Sensations.   Women Weary Giasses in Right Eye, Use Walking St cks and Otherwise Look Mannish.

OUT INES, AND   RESPONDED SOLIDLY TO THE NA TION WIDE WALE ocr spr FOR TODAY,   Will Canse the Closing Down of Many Iron and Stee] Mijls.in the Vorkshire Distriet, {t is Said.

~ MINERS WALK: OUT IN ENGLAND   RESPONDED SOLIDLY TO THK. NA. WIDE WALK OUT SET rok TODAY,      Will Cause the Closing Down of Many Tron and Stee] Mills: in the YorkShire District, it is: Said,

BRITISH MINERS ALL QUIT JOBS   TIE-UP OF COAL INDUSTRY IS PRACTICALLY COMPLETE,   REVOLUTION SEEN IN STRIKE   Many Believe Proletariat Government Will Be Attempted to Dispiace Houses of Parliament—Railroad  Warkers May Afso,Go Out,

ENGLAND IS TED UP BY MINE STRIKE   Coal Diggers Respond To Orders and Paralyze Industry.

NO DISORDERS ARE REPORTED OR ANTICIPATED   ESTIMATED AT NOON MORE THAN ONE MILLION WERE OUT ON STRIKE   THE GOVERNMENT IS MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO KEEP INDUSTRIES GOING

ENGLAND IN GRIP OF COAL STRIKE   MEINERS RESPOND SOLIDLY TO CALL FOR WALKOUT AND MILLION WORKERS ARE IDLE   FOOD MAY. BE RATIONED   [IF TROUBLE SPREADS DRASTIC  ACTION MAY BECOME NPCRACARY

Over a Million Men Are Es: timated by Nation-Wide Strike Today   RAILWAY WORKERS TO DISCUSS THEIR COURSE   MANY MINERS ADMIT THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE BEATEN BUT SAY THEY CAN STAY OUT SIX WEEKS.

British Strike Is Under Way; May Mean Revolution   Men Leave Mines. Before Scheduled Walkout and Shut Down Some Other Industries—Trainmen and Other.  Transport Workers To Act Next Week.

BRITISH COAL a   MORE THAN ONE. MIL AJAON MIN ERS AND AU NILAARY WORKERS OUT.   WILL FIGHT TO FINISt   May doin the Miner and Tie Up Nation's Industry. Lloyd George Says No Need for Alarm,  Railroad Men

SOLID RESPONSE MADE BY MINERS IN COAL STRIKL   Mert Swarm Out of Mines — Many Refus ed to Wait to Changi Shifts.

MILLION MINERS ARE AFFECTED - BY STRIKE THROUGHOUT BRITAIN   Only Pumping Engineers and Maintenance’ Staffs Remained as an Insurance Against the! Flooding or Deterioration of Machinery.

MILLION WELSH MINERS WALK QUT IW BRASH COAL WORKERS’ COLE   Inple Alhance Action in Sympathy Feared; Paralysis of All English: Industry Is Believed Unavoidable:  PREMIER FOR: LAST DITCH WAR

YOUR VISITORS; © WHO THEY ARE   Items Concerning Your Visitors Here and of People Who Go Elsewhere. —

YOUR VISITORS; — WHO THEY ARI   Items Concerning Your Visitors Here and of People Who Go Elsewhere.   WHERE YOUR FRIENDS ARE

WAR FINANCE CORPORATION'S REVIVAL PLAN   Refer Questions of Kind o Resolution Necessary to Sub-Committee.   COMMITTEE REPORTS LATER

BICKETT TELLS 9: FARMERS PROBLE'!S THROUICHOUT SquTe   North Carolina’s Executice Hear by Congressional Agricultural Committee.   HE DESCRIEES CONDITIONS   Asserts They Are Tragic Becaus« of Low Price of Cotton— Suggests Remedy.

TOT      Congressional Committee Fa _ vors’ Revivitig War Fiaance: Corporation.   SEC. HOUSTON. CRITICISED   Witness Charges Him With In ~ action—Governors) Views Heard.

COMMITTEE CONSIDERS PROCEDURE IN MOVE 0 RESTORE GARMIRATIN   VAY DECIDE ON CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO AVOID PRESIDENTIAL VETO,

War Time Finance Possible To Take Care of Present Aericultural Situatio

FARMER RELIEF TO FORE   Congressional Committee to Determine Wpon Method of Procedure

SUB-COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONSIDER REVIVAL OR WAR FINANCE BOARTE

COX HEADS LIST Ih MACK’S GUESS   New Yorker Predicts Outcome of First Ballot

Palmer, Cox and McAdoo to Lead Declares Mack   [New York Unpledged, But ir  Possr wf Wiss me aJa1.   * eon GA en hy Hat  Baffilo Man

STRANGE - CHARACTER PASSES   Gloucester Fisherman Thought Ship  Pursued by Modern Flying

DEATH OF WINTER RECALLS OIOAY OF FLYING DUTCHMAN   Repeats Almost to Last Story of Ghost Ship of the Fishing Banks.

Louisiana Legislature Will Not Take Final Action Upon Suffrage Before Next Weel

Woman Suffrage --. Down in.-Louisian:   Final Action by Legislature on An thony Amendment Next Week.

ANTI SUFFRAGE FIGHT STARTED HERE BY CHIEFS      PETITION CIRCULATED IN OUACH ITA) TO DEFEAT FEDERAL SUFFFRAGE AMENDMENT   MRS, J. R. WOOTEN TO  MARSHAL CITY FORCES   Wife of Governor Pleasant Communi cates With Local Leader Asking Tha’ this District Aid In Movement to Se cure Pessage of State Richt's Bill.

OLD CIRCUS CLOWN  OFFERED JOB AT 9¢   s Still Physically Able to Holc ‘Down Contract. .

Gettysburg Compiler      we abn. teCamas,......-.--- Mier oh ad   GETTYSBURG, PA, NOV. 2, 1920

COALITION AFOOT TO BEAT M’ADOO FOR ROMINATION   Cummings ‘Looms ‘as. Logical Choice iin Event of Three- Cornered Deadlock .~.

ANYTHING: 10 BEAT MMC ADOO 1S LATEST INF-IIP IN- FRISCO   COX, PALMER AND DARK  HORSE MANAGERS ARE BACK OF MOVE. "  RPAOM: TINSISTENT   Various Requests to Withhold 'Name Makes Campaign i More Fascinating..

ANYTHING 10 BEAT MADOO, THE CAME AT SIN FRANCISCO   That Was Line-Up as Convention Opened Today to Hear the Nominating Speeches.   ALL OTHER CANDIDATES JOIN IN THE MOVEMENT   McAdoo, Cox and Paimer Each t Be Tried Out in Turn When Voting Is Started.   TO USE REPUBLICAN PLAN   David Lawrence Declares Spell of @. 0. P. Strategy Is on the Democrats Just Now.

ANYTHING 10 BEAT : ORY Of OTHER CANDIDATES   While Former Treasury Heac Is Leading Candidate Nomination Is Not Assured   STRATEGY IS PLANNED   Supporters Of Each Of Lead. ers Hope For Increase As Voting Progresses

ONLY 5 COUNTIES OUT OF 43 INS. D. FALL IN CENSUS   Minnehaha Retains Honor of Being Most Populous Section in State   MOBRIDCE GROWS MOST   WALWORTH COUNTY SEAT GAINS 493.4 PERCENT IN CAST DECADE

ONLY 5 COUNTIES OUT OF 43 INS. D. FALL IN CENSUS   Minnehaha Retains Honor of Being Most Povulous Section in State   WALWORTH COUNTY SEAT GAINS 193.1 PERCENT IN LAST DECADE

ADDRESS BY HARCING   SPEAKS TO BIG CROWD AT BROWNSVILLE, TEX.   Many Mexicans Hear the PresidentElect of the U. S. Talk on Armistice Day.

TEXANS HEAR HARDING   President-Elect Speaks ai Brownsville on Armistice Day.   Assures Mexicans in Audience o Goodfellowship to the Republic to the South.

CONSTANTINOPLE WILL BE RETAINED BY TURKS   ‘Important Concessions in Administrative Reforms Have Been Made, Reports Say.

Constantinople Will be Left Under Turkish Rule But Reforms Are Planned

SALVATION ARMY sEERs INSTI. TUTION FOR 200   Cook County Raising Major Portion of $f85,000.

POLAND MAY REQUEST AID OF ALLIED ARMS 10 STOP GOLSHENIK!   FRANCE HAS GIVEN INFORMAL ASSURANCE OF ASSISTANCE WHENEVER NECESSARY.

CRISIS OF SICK PRESIDENT MET RV CONCRESS RILES   Measure Gives Congress and Supreme Court Joint Daurar tn .Act

OTRENGTHEN POWERS OF VUE PRESIDENT UNDER PROPOSED LERISLATION   Fess, Ohio Representative, Would Make Second in Command of National Affairs Reigning fHland During President’s Tiness.

MORE BRITISH TROOPS ARRIVE IN LONDONDERR’    Only Occasional Shots Fired After Midnight; Snipers Are  i Bought,

MACHINE Ul  HR WOU HUNDREDS LONDONDERRY   Cardinal Lodge Receives Warning That “His Time Is Set”   BRITISH TROOPS TO FORCE QUIET   Starvation Is Faced by Many if Fighting  Continues

TERROR HOLDS: LONDONDERRY: IN ITS CRIP       Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Sweeps Streets in Civil Warfare in Ireland   BRITISH TROOPS ON WAY TO QUELL. RIOT

CITY STREETS RUN RED   Machine Guns Sweep Thoroughfare of Londonderry—-Food Famine Threatens.

FIRE SWEEPS LONDONDERRY   Terror Holds Sway As Civi War In Irish City Grows Worse   HOSPITALS ARE FILLED   DEATH LIST IS UNRECKONED AS BLOODY STREET WAR FLAMES AGAINST KING’S TROOPS

SETTLED BUT HOW?   Pittsburg Mine Idle Since Decemher Resume Operation,

STRIKERS BACK TO WORK,   Miners Left Mine Near Pittsbarg Last  Wn sn sini i ee

JAPS DISCRIMINATE AGAINST U. §. TRADE   REPORTS INDICATE EXCESSIVE CHARGES MADE ON AMERIGAN FREIGAT.

JAPANESE DELAY PROGRESS OF U. S. GOODS IN FAR EAST   Government Is Informed of Subtle Discrimination by Orientals Against American Products at Kobe.

Cardiff Families Have to Dig Graves for Their Dead as Cemetery Hands Strike

COX IS LINKED TOBAD CROWD   MARK SULLIVAN FEARS IT WILL CAUSE HIS UNDOING.   SUPPORT OF TAMMANY FATAL   ELEMENT THAT NAWED HIM DETESTED BY WILSON.    Group That Sarrounds the President Either Lukewarm or Antagenistle—Democrata Woefully Short ef Monsey.

BlG JOB FACING GOX 1S HEALING TROL WOINNS   Sullivan Says Republican’ Mor‘ale Just. Now is Better Than: Democratic   ‘CLEAVAGES IN BOTH . ORGANIZATIONS, CLAIM   lWhat. Will Close Friends. of Wilson Do for Party Is Question

16 SPEECHES ON. COX’S PROGRAM   EXCEPTIONALLY BUSY DAY FOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE.

GOV. COXENTERS THIS STATE FOR DAY'S CAMPAIEK   Sixteen Speeches on Today’: Program is Record Number for Tour.

_o  1b SPEECHES TODAY FOR CO}   Democratic Nominee Talked to People of Sioux City Before Breakfast.

COX HAS HEAVY DAY   Sixteen Speeches on Democratic Candidutes Programme.

COX TO SPEAK IK 15 CITIES TODAY   Starts $trenuous Program With Sunrise Address in lowa

COX EQUALS RECORD WITH 16 SPEECHES   Democratic Candidate Open: Day With Brief Talk At Sioux City.

RST BATTLE. ‘USB WAR IS - FOUGHT TODAY        MWWELVE CLUB LEAGUE, AAMERICAN LEAGUE: Bip For RECOGNITION OF MENDIS.,                   ATTITUDE OF : OF MINORS ‘STILL: DOUBTFUL TODA}      aT dobhisen and Five _ Loyal Chal : Owners Arrive Te-Present Thely  T (use T AUiners.

HITCHCOCK IGNORANT OF WAN FINDS   Probe Witness Denies . Knowledge of General’s “Barrel”   LOWDEN FUND $404,000      Johnson Spent $68.000 Says Angus MceSween to Committee

His Manager Tells Senate Committee Probing PreConvention Expenses of Candidates, Governor's Fund Totals $404,984.   HITCHCOCK, WOOD BACKER, FIRST TO SEE THE SENATORS

LARGEST SUM SPENT IN JERSEY   In This State Wood Organization Used $15,000—-M anagers of Different Candidates Testify As to Their Expenditures,

CAMPAIGK FUNDS, ABEEVAMIED   SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE BEGINS WITH HITCHCOCK.

$10,000 SPENT FOR ‘CEN, WOOD IN NEW HERSEY GAMPRICN   ‘Hitchcock Says Most States “Have Financed Their  Own Campaigns.”   TWO WOOD TREASURERS CALLED BY SEN. KENYON   Senate Committee Takes Up Investigation of Money  Used by Candidate.

OWDEN SPENT c4t,984,78 rOR PRESIDENT   Paid, of This, fad Gifts Added to His fie af 35.825. hi  Governor   wooD MANAGER   Johnson’s Manager Says That Total of His Principal’s Fund is $68,13¢ So far Subscribed.

NO CANDIDATE SPENT MUCK   Congressional Investigation Presidential Campaign Expenditures Begins in Washington.

BIGGEST OUTLAY “IN NEW JERSEY   Wot’s Manager Spent $15,000; Johnson's $13,207.   EVIGENCE BEFORE PROBERS   Opening of Senate Investigation in Presidential Aspirants’ Expendi. tures—-Johnson’s Fund $68,133,

HITCHCOCK GRILLED ININQUIRY OF WOOD CAMPAIGN FUND   NO EVIDENCE OF EXTRA ORDINARY . EXPENDI- © TURES IS;ADDUCED.   Mée@WEEN. QUIZZED   Sen. Johnson’s n’s Eastern “Man_ ager Tells: of Money Sent.. ‘ to West, ... 4

EXPENDITURES ARE NOT EXTRAORDINAR}   Largest Outlay Testied to Was $15,000. For Wood in New Jersey.   STATES GATHERED FUNDS

WAAIGEL READY TO TRY IT AGAU   If Opportunity Offers Anti Bolshevik Leader Will Take Field Aecsinst Saujat

NRANGEL NOT 1 QUIT THE FIGHI   Will Again Take Field Agains Soviets if Opportunity ls Offered.

Passe of Qne Hundred Men Heavily Armed, Completely Sure pounds Forest

BELGIUM FACES —PABINET epi   Resignation of War Minister Janson Today Causes New ‘Breach That May Prevent The King Leaving for ils Visit to Brazil.

HOT BURIED SOON ENOUGH TO SAVE LIFI      Physician Summoned, Find Children Covered Up to Heads With Earth.

BANK ROBBED OF $19,000   Masked Men Blow Open Safe, Af ter Cutting Wires Into Winkler Wound Citizen.

MeCary UOSss Ahead in 2008 Precinets—Thirtesy Representatives Returned   TUTALS ON INDIANA VOTE

HARDING LEADS COX BY 166,168 IN STATE   REPUBLICANS CLAIM THAT THE  PLURALITY MAY GO TO } 200,000 OR MORE.

STILL CLAIM 200,000 DESPITE - CUT IN THE OFFICIAL VOTE — CRAY VOTE HEAVY

WOULD SELL EAR      $10,000 OFFER FO RLEFT EAR ACCEPTED BY STEEL WORKER. i.

A S10. 000 LEFT EAR   Which dhe Owner is Willing to Murt With at That FP:

/\) iNURED N TRACTION GAR WRECK   Fast Moving Car Leaves Rails _ Near Fast Liverpool

Cae . ( .             SESS0N  a . eee             WorteN sos g-Taken'Up.---—

COMMITTEE ON PLATFORM IN AL MIGHT atoll FAILED TQ AGRE      Men Held ta Views of Johnson With Determination and After All Night Session Adjourned Until Today When Work Was Taken Up.

WO OFFICERS KILLED AND NUMEROUS PERSONS HURT DURING CHICAGO RIOT

Detectives Shot In Chicago Riot   One Officer Dies and Anothe1 Ts Believed To Be  Dying   CIVILIANS ARE © ALSO INJURED

TWO MEN ARE DEAD AND THIRD WOUNDED IN RIO1   Detectives Shot Down When They Respond to Call to Quell Disturbance In South State Street Resort, Chi cago.

BEER DRAWS ’EM BACK TO RHINE   Soldiers Ask Transfer to Army of Occupation in Germany.

ARMY OF OCCUPATION ATTRACTING SOLDIERS   ' Thought of Intoxicating Drink: Lures Men to Again Cross Salty Pond,

GERMAN LIQUOR LEADS MEN TO ENLIST IN ARM}   Ten Lured by Beer and Low Rates of Ex-

eel  LURE OF THE LAGER      American Dollar Buys 1400 Beers in Germany

WILL UNDER ADVISEMENT   Hearing on Ricker Home Case Was Concluded Yesterday

Fought Cavalryman In Streets of Juarez Sunday   Mob Said to Be Partisans of Former  Governor Enriquez   Big Carranza Force Reported Trapper by Revolutionists at Tampico.

IS PLOT TO WRECK THE BROTHERHOODS, HEADS OF “BIC FOUR” CLAI   Suike is INegal and Has Nothing t Te With the Wage Question Exnant ta Senlay Satflomont.

ASQUITH ATTACKS RULE BILL   Irish “Weasere Not Efficient. Saye  Former Premier.

GAIGIZES ISH HOME RULE BIL   ASQUITH DECLARES REFORM IN GOVERNMENT SYSTEM IS NECESSARY.

Strikers ~Méet Employers ir Conference Wherever Opportunity Offers

Sims Statements Do Not Excite Britist   When America Entered War She Came in Whole Heartedly, Es-

BRITONS ARE NOT ALARMED AT CHARGE BY ADMIRAL SIMS   “LET AMERICANS THINK THE} WON THE WSR IF THEY WANT TO,” BRITISH. PAPER SAYS.

$3,500,000 TAKEN BY ROBBERS AT COUNCIL BLUEFS   Who ‘Looted a ‘Storage Mull Car On the’ C, TQ. Raliroad . les Saturday Niwht,'

ROY WILCOX THROWS HAT INTO THE RING      EAU CLAIRE WAN DEFINITEL) ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS 4 CUNDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

TR       FRY Bil ©, 20Y Pl WL COX  ave  CUT FOR SOVERHGR     EAT CLAIRE MAN UN FIELD FOR STATE OFFICE

Wilcox Is First To Enter The Race For Republican Nomination For Governoi

WILCOX CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNORSHII   Mtate ‘Senator From Eau Giaire . ° Tosses His. Hat Into Ring — Will Not Represent

WILCOX CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNORSHIF   State Senaior From Eau Claire ‘Tosses ,Hia Hat Into Ring —Will Net Represent  . a

DOMINION AIR FORCI TO BEGIN TRAININ(   Over Hundred Airplanes and Flying Boats to Be Employed in the Course,

LLINOIS VOTERS: STILLINTHE FOI   With Election But Cie Montt Off They! Do Not Know. Republican: Candidates.   CONTEST (IS THREATENED’

ARRAIGN FIVE NEGROES ON RIOT CHARGE, CHICAGO   Redding Confesses Part in Disturbances and  Killing of Sailor.

A A: EO ALLL LLL, I LL OE LLL ALLELE AL LLL LILA AAALAC  HALT IS CALLED ON REPRISALS   irish Secretary Warns Constabu lary That Acts of Vengeance Must Cease.   SINN FEIN HEAD SEES PLOT   Arthur Griffith, Founder of Organization, Charges Acts Are Calculated Policy of Government—Won't Discuss Grey's Proposal.

WRANGEL LICKS BOLSHEVISTS   BREAKS THE RED FRONT AT VERY CRITICAL POINT,

FRONT OF RED ARMY BROKEN BY FORCES UNDER. WRANGE   Capture Of 1,000 Additional Prisoners Is Announced.

NEGRO DEMON _ PAYS PENALTY   Petrie Kimbrough, Murderer of Four Women and Little Girl, Electrocuted Today. .   CAUSED LEXINGTON RIOT

NEGRO PAYS  THE LAW'S MOST ~~ SEVERE PENALTY   Will Lockett, Kentucky Colored ‘Fiend, Electrocuted Today. Killed Little Girl and i Caused Bad Riot

LOCKETT, SLAYER OF GIRL DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Murderer of Genev:  Hardman is Electrocuted Today   Verdict Angered Crowd

LOCKETT PAYS FOR CRIMES WITH LIFE   Slayer of Geneva Hardman and Three Others {5 Electrocuted; Girl’s Brothers Witness Execution.

CRIMINAL IS ELES TROCUTED AT EDDYVILLE   Slayer of Five Women Ushered Into Eternity by Electric  ff. erant   Was Cause of Riot in Kentucky

EGRO Dt ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR KILLING GIR   Black Who Slew Geneva Hardman, 10, and Admitted Mur. dering 4 Others, Electrocuted in Kentucky.

GIRL MURDERER 1S ELECTROCUTEL   Will Lockett Goes to Death Praying For His Victim; Brothers of Girl Witness Death.

NEGRO MURDERER OF § (6 EXECUTED AFTER DEVOTIONS   : Sings Hymns, Prays in Cell a’ Night for Girl of 10 Whom He Slew, and her Kin.   DECLARED READINESS FOR DEATH TO EXPIATE CRIME   His Protection from Moh Was Cause of Five of Latter Slain by Troops’ Fire.

Petrie Kimbrough Dies in the Electric Chair for Murder of Ten-Year-Old Geneva Hardma

NEGRO SLAYER — IS ELECTROCUTES   Murderer Who Caius ¢4 Riots at Lexington, K: ‘ Month Ago Pays For nous Crime.

NEGRO IS ELECTROCUTED.   Stayer ef Geneva Tardman and Four Other Wemen is Executed at Kddgywille, 1,

LOCKETT _ DIES IN THECHAIR   FOR MURDER OF GEN. -ERVA HARDMAN, 1: YEARS OF A   Negro, Whose Trial Caused the Riots at Lexington, - Ky., Makes No Statement -* Refore Being Executed, -

KENTUCKY SLAYER 1° ELECTROCUTED   Confessed Murderer of Genev: Hardman and Four Other Women Dies.

NEGRO SLAYER. PIES TA GHAI   Central Figure - in Lexington Riots: Pays Penalty for the Death of School Girl

SLAYER Of OF HARDMAN *, GIRL ELECTROCUTED   Two Brothers of Ten Year Old : Victim among Witnesses of : Execution Early Today.

DEGENERATE EXECUTED.      He Wad Confessed to the Murdes of Five Girls and Wornen,

KENTUCKY WEGRO IS ELECTROCUTEL   MAN WHO CAUSED THE LEXING TON RIOTS DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR THIS MORNING AT 4:32

NEGRO, CAU SE OF LEXINGTON RIOT,   Confessed Slayer Five Women Dies in Electric Chair.

KILLED FIVE; MEETS DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   SEAYER- OF KENTUCKY - @IRL {g EXECUTED: ER STATE'S PRISON

Pays Penalty of Crimes With Life   Petrie Kimbrough, Alias Will Lock. ett, Dies in Electric Chair for Mur. der of Girl—Admitted Killing Foun Women.

me ken an pateSSTttrsSC—C‘SNS  CONFESSED SLAYER OF FOUR WOMEN DIES

MURDERER OF TEN YEAR OLD GIRL ig DEATH CHAIR WICTIN   ‘Killer of Five Spends Night  In Cell Praying and Singing .. Gospel Hymns

NEGRO DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR; KILLED A CHILD   Will Lockett’s Act Was Cause of Riots at Lexington in  Which Soldiers Fired

LOCKETT PAYS FOR MURDERS WITH HIS LIFE   Blayer of Geneva Hardman and Three Others Electrocuted in Kentucky.   BROTHERS OF GIRL © WITNESS EXECUTION

IEATHPENALT   Confessed Slayer of . Little Geneva Hardman is Electrocuted Today.   CAUSED LEXINGTON RIOTS

LUGKETT PAYS PENALTY FOR ~~ MANY GRIMES   Slayer of Geneva Hardman Answers for Deeds With Own Life.   Electrocuted at Eddyville, Ky. In Presence of Two Broth- ers of Dead Girl. ~—

NEGRO MURDERER EXECUTED   Biack, Who Cau:c! Lexington Riot, Goes to Char-—-GBrothers of Victim Gee Execution.

WILL LOCKETT, MURDERER O GENEVA HARDMAN, GOERS TO ELECTRIC CHAIR.

WOMAN KILLER PAYS PENALTY   Negro Who Murdered Little Girl and Three Others Electrocuted.

KENTUCKY WEGRO.WHOSE TRIAL CAUSED MOB TRAGEDY, EXECUTED   Convicted Murderer of Little Girl and Confessed Slayer of  Four Other Women Pays Penalty in Chair; Record Set for Prompt Trial.

GIRL’S DEATH AVENGED   ‘Sisyer of Geneva. Heniman Shows tion When He Dies.

SONORA CUSTOM HOUSEONARIZONA BORDER IS SEIZED   DeclarationMay Mear End of Carranza’s Reign Is Near.

NOT SECESSION, BUT SEVERANCE OF RELATIONS, IT IS STATED, WITH MEXICO CITY REGIME — ARISES OUT OF THREAT OF CARRANZA TO SEND TROOPS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INTO SONORA.

5 PREPARING FOR WAR   State Troops Seized Customs House, Postoffice and Other Property at Agua Prieta, State of Sonora.

SONORA DECLARES FOR INDEPENDENCE      Home of Obregon Defies  Carranza.

HAMPSON GARY   FEDERAL PROPERTY SEIZED IN SONORE   Republic Proclalmed. and Car ranza ‘Soldiers Expelled.

CHARGE CARRANZA WITH PLOT AGAINST STATE GOVERNMEN)   Sonora Congress Votes to Repu. diate Central Government! Will Resist Invasion   BORDER CUSTOMS OFFICE SEIZED FOR THE STATI   Preparations Under Way to Defend the City

HAYS (9 JUBILANT OVER LANDSLIDE   Sends Congratulations ‘ Harding and Coolidge and Families.

TESTIGATE _ LOW SALARIES   Woinen  and : Children Average Thirteen and Fourteen Dollars

BENOON DECLARES HE HAS BEEN QONE GREAT INJUSTICE   Only Wished to Impress on Admiral Sim’s WU. 5.’ Neutrality, He Says.

AUMIRAL BENSON DENIES ANY FEELING AGAINST BRITISH   Grave Injustice Done Him Through Admiral Sims’ tnterpretation of Instructions.   NEVER USED LANGUAGE ATTRIBUTED TO HIM   Did Caution Sims Before He Wen Abroad and Twice During the Wa) Not to Let His Friendship for th: British Unduly  tnilnence — Him dommittes is Told

TELLS OF ADIGE TO ADMIRAL SIMS   ‘Admiral Benson Told Him Not to Allow British Friendship to Influence Him   “PROMPTED BY FEELING   Denies Using Language Alleged or Having Anything Against England

BENSON EXPLAINS ORDER.   Denies He Had Any Feelins Against British_—Aitacks Sims’ Interpretation.

SING’ STATEMENT: DENIED BY SENSO BEFORE INQUIRY   ORDERS. GIVEN TO IMPRESS AD MIRAL UNITED STATES WAS STILE, NEUTRAL,   "BRAVE INJUSTICE JUNE’   Told Foreign Fleet Commander to Noi Let Friendship for British t nduly Influence Him, Witness Says.

BENSON DECLARES SIMS HAS DONE HIM GRAVE INJUSTICE   Denies That He Had Any Feeling Against British at Beginning of War

ADMIRAL BENSON DENIES ANTI-BRITISH FEELING   SAYS HE HAS BEEN DONE GRAVE INJUSTICE THROUGH REAR ADMIRAL SIMS’ INTERPRETATION OF INSTRUCTIONS.

DENIES ANY FEELING. AGAINGT THE BRITISH   REAR ADMIRAL BENSON TESTI FIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.   GAYS HE GAUTIONED SIM   Refers to Interpretation of Instructions Given to Navai Ofticer,

BENOUN DENIES HATING ENGLAND   Admiral Says Injustice is Done Him by Sims’ Reading of Orders.

BENSON SAYS HE HAG NO. FEELING AGAINST BRITISH   Declares. Grave Injustice Done Him by Sims’ Interpretation of His Instructions.

UNEMPLOYMENT QUE 10. ~ DESIRE FOR HIGH PRICE!      Federal, Price Expert Hold: Attempt is Only Bar to Full Production..      DEPRESSION- TEMPORARY

SAY UNEMPLOYMENT KEEPS PRICES UP   [By Ralph F: Couch, United Press  Ceaff Crrraenonndent ] ~

AGK OF WORK  fo GHARGED TD PROFIT EERING   Federal Price Commissioner Asserts High Prices Throw Men Out of Jobs   “ALL MILLS WOULD RUN IF PRICES WERE CUT”   UNDER-CONSL MPTION DE. CLARED PORCED ON WHOLE COUNTRY THROUGIL PER. SISTENT PROPITREERRING,

MUST GIVE UP HIGH PRIGES, SAYS U, S$, - GOVERNMENT EXPER}   POURIIC WILL u NTT SY  TO RU PING CUPS YA BE

HIGH PRICES AND UNEMPLOYEI   ELBERT STEWART, GOVERNMENT PRICE EXPERT, GIVES OPINION ON CONDITIONS

EFFORT MADE Tf KEEP PRICES Ut   GOVERNMENT PRICE EXPERT EXPLAINS THE REASON FOR SHUTDOWNS

LOW PRIGES WOULD AID PRODUCTION   Price Expert Says Part Time Operation Is Due to Keeping Prices Up.

JOHNSON, OUT OF RACE, MIAY NAME PAD CANDINATE   “View Given By David Lawrence Who Tells of the Leaders’ Strategy.   JOHNSON 18 TOLD TO HOLD HIS DELEGATES   MAY SWITCH OVER TO KNOX   ‘Many Moves. Are Under Consideration, Which May Gall for a ‘Darkhorse.’

KNOX AND JOHNSON TICKET DESIRED BY MANAGERS ON INSIDE   Plan Wood to Show Strength Lowden Come Up and Then Give Johnson Chance,   PROGRAM IS READY AFTER BIG THREE ARE TRIED OUT   Knox, Sproul, Harding to be Of. fered—Failure Here Means Hughes, Hoover or Lenroot.

STRATEGY PLAYED IN SWINGING 10 6.0. NOMINATICN  JOHNSON’S _SHREWDNESS   JOHNSON’S +‘ SHREWDNESS TO BE FELT IN CHOICE OF CANDIDATE.  ceaAy TAaMS. TP   Compromise on Dark Horse Looms Bright, Senator Prominent.

sary Friday.   ro CONFER DEGREE WORK   Several of Grand Lodge Officers Will be Present and Wil Speak.

Shelbyville Encampment to Observe Thirty-fifth Anniversary Friday.   TO CONFER DEGREE WORK   Several of Grand Lodge Officers Will be Present and Wifl Speak.

MAY OPEN TRADE WITH RUSSIA   ‘Dateh Goveramest Willing Under  Certain Conditions.

LIVELY TIMES  j  AT THE WORL Blt PLAYGROUND   Many Guests Are Enj Concerts and Dances — An Occasional Dip

Word Received Here At Sheriff's Of fice of Daring Act At Saylor City— Was Pay Day at Mines.

BANDITS “MAKE A HAUL.      But This Time They Are In lowa . and Not in Mexico

THREE ORGANIZATIONS UNDER FIRE AT PROBI   One Building Association Dis bands on Account of Revelations

FRENCH EDITOR. TALKS PLAINLY   SAYS WILSON IS HINDERING ALL EUROPEAN PEACE PROGRESS,

FRENCH EDITOR LOOKS FORWARD TO PASSING OF. U.S. PRESIDENT   Urges Allies to Refuse to Listen to Wilson, "and Counsel With the People Thru Senate

United States to lead in the attemr to make this spirit prevall,  MWoO WAYE TO URPTLDP

WESTERN UNION DEFIES NATION      PRESIDENT CARLTON GIVES NOTICE TO LU. 8S.

DEH 10 U. 8. 1 ISSUED BY HEAD OF WESTERN UNION   Carlton Says His Company Will Connect Cables Despite Opposition of Wilson and Government.

CABLE FIRM TO CONNECT NEW LINES   Will Go Ahead Regardless of Opposition of State Department   STATEMENT IS MADE AT SENATE HEARING   President of Western Union Telegraph Company Tells of Their Plans at - [neuiry

CARLTON DECLARES. CABLES TO BE LAID   WESTERN UNION HEAD DISREGARDS OPPOSITION OF STATE DEPARTMENT,   TESTIMONY 1S HEARD   All-American Company Charged With Monopolizing Telegraph Service.

THE WESTERN UNION -DEFIES GOVERNMEN'   HEAD oF TELEGRAPH COMPANY TELLS CABLE STORY.   Despite Oppesiticon ef United “tates Newremb Cariten Saye Arvaagements fer Cempletion ef Live Betag Made.

COMPANY WILL CONNECT GABLE   ‘Western Union to Act Regardless of of Opposition.  CARLTON TAKES STAND

SEE INFLUENCE OF RIVAL LINE IN CABLE ROW   All-American Company in Fight to Break British Monopoly in Brazil   W. U. DEFIES WILSON   ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO GERMANY ARE OVER BRITISH LINES 1S REVEALED

Newcomb Carlton President o Company Tells Committee Com  pany Will Connect Cable Re gardless of Opposition.

Mysterious 1s Shock Has Been Located in .,. Kan-Su ae)      Quake Is Said to Have Been of a Terrific, Character a

Source of Shock Recorded in “U. S$. December 16 Found.   QUAKE IS TERRIFIC   Instruments at Tokio Unable to Record Violent Earth Tremors.

Mysterious Shock Has Been Located in. y Kan-Su    12000 WERE KILLED   Quake Is Said to Have Been of a Terrific  Character ve

WO VIOLENT QUAKES   TERRIFIC ESRTHQUAKE IN PRO. VINCE OF CHIWA.   fwo Hundred Killed in Albania Quake: New Volcano im Andes.

2,000 KILLED BY = TERRIFIC QUAKE   Many Casualties From Most Severe Earth Disturbances Recorded in Years.

TERRIFIC EARTH CHOGK IN GHIN!   Casualties Resulting From Quake in Kan-Su Province on December 16 Are Estimated at Two Thousand.

ROAD SIGNS DIRECT - TRAVEL TO LAWRENCE   KIWANIS CLUB) COMPLETE! " ARRANGEMENTS FOR MARKING ROADS       + Meeting “Lesterday mpteted Project of the Summer

ROAD SIGNS DIRECT  TRAVEL TO LAWRENCE   KIWANIS CLUB COMPLETES ARRANGEMENTS FOR MARKING ROADS   it Resiness Meetine ‘Yesterday Ciuh Completed Project of the Summer

SOLER RELIEF IN _JPPER HOUSE TODAY   “Interred in Legislative: Grave: yard” is Prediction: of. Party Leaders. :   BILL PASSED BY HOUSE

BONUS BILL SEEMS DOOMED      Senators Unfavorable to Rellef Measures Adopted -By the Higuse 2

Soldiers Relief Bill Which Passed House Saturday 289 to 92 is Now Before Senate

ARMED MEN GU! LONDONDERRY TODA   Police Are Active in Sup. pressing What it Supposec To be a Planned Easter Up. tising in Ireland—All Thor. ouchfares Are Guarded.

ean, Gard  Satna. Ins i        PROBE-HAY—-CARTS—FLOSELY:          DM RENT ARS Tee ao) Se eee ade s  Troops: ‘are ’Eépécially A flea: in. Vie “ehnity o£. Londonderry, . Make . ‘Drivers Explain ‘Their’ Business 

ENGLAND PREPARES TO PREVENT EASTER REVOLT IN IRELAND   Troops Patrol oads Leading to Dublin Londonerry and Belfast—Dubliin Guarded.

FEAR AN IRISH UPRISING   ARMED TROOPS GUARD AGAINST FASTER, REVOLT. :   ppeviat Activiiy in Vicinity of Lome dowderry Where sinn Feinere Ase Coniiard In Jail.

CLAIRE RHODE TO TRY MININC   Well Known Sportsman-Farmer Launches on New Sea of Venture and Departs to Investigate. .

CLAIRE RHODE IN A MINING VENTURE   PROMINENT SPORTSMAN AND FARMER TO DEVELOPE BIG PROJECT IN UTAH

CLAIRE RHODE IN MINING VENTURE   FAMOUS SPORTSMAN GIVES UF FARMING TO DEVELOP ALUMINUM PROJECT IN UTAH

SOCIALISTS LOSE ~——BERTIN- ELECTION      ALL OTHER PARTIES SHOW GAINS WHILE SOCIALIST STRENGTH FADES, RETURNS SHOW

COAL MEN IN TROUBLE.   State Takes Steps to Revoke License: of the Accused.

(COAL MEN:   State Takes Steps to Revoke License: - * ‘or the. Accused.

DAY OFFICERS Ih SPECTACULAR RAIL   Five Towns Within Radius of 2 Miles of Terre Haute Visited Teday and Alleged Liquor Traf ficers Arrested.

DUOZE TRAFFICKERS HUT IN U.S. RAIL   Two Score Federal Officers Cut Wires Between Five Towns and Make Arrests

CENSUS FOR THREE CITIES   Population of Lima, O., 41,306; Pa ducah, Ky., 24,735; and Hazieton, Pa., 32,267.

CENSUS FOR THREE CITIES       Population of Lima, ©O., 41,306; ®. ducah, Ky., 24,736; and Haglie ~— ton, Pa., 32,267. oo

Bryan Mbst Be Reckonal With \. He s Believed To Control Gne Third of Votes

Realizing That McAdoo Has the Inside Track, Attempts Are Being Made to Prevent  Lie Namination.   MAY COMPROMISE ON MISSOURI WAR HORSE   Nebraskan’s Support Is being Sought, As He Holds the Balance of Power Under the Two-Thirds Rule.

GLOLINE DEMOCRATS SEER WP ADOO DEFEAT   PLAN \INGLUDES ‘CONSIDERATION ., OF CHAMP.CLARK AS 4 CANDIDATE,

Combination Hopes to Enlist Bryan in Its Support—-Com. moner Acknowledged to Held Veto Power Over Any Candidate Through Operation ° Two-Thirds Ruie.

HOPE T0 STEM M’ADOO DRIFT   INNER CIRCLE OF OLD LINE DEMOCRACY AT WORK.   CAST ABOUT FOR DARK HORSE   TURN To CHAMP CLARK 4“ WAN TO RALLY AROUND.   Neme ef Bryan Mentioned in ConBecttesn With Wovement—<severmer Smfth of Yew York Seeend Peasibility.

ANYTHING TO BEAT AUADOO (3 GRY OF OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC HOSTS   STAMPEDE TO HIM IS FEARED WHEN THE BALLOTING BEGINS   PICK ON CLARK AS THE MAN TO TIE TO AND ARE TO ENLIST BRYAN’S AID—BRYAN CAN YET DEFEAT ANY MAN HE DOES NOT WISH TO SEE WIN 4    A NEW COMBINATION.

OLO-LIVE LENDERS. TRYING TO STEN TIDE FOR M'ADE   Bryan’s Support Sought fo Plan Including Consideration of Champ Clark.   MAKE IT PLAIN THEY WILL GO TO ANY LENGTH   Seemingly in Agreement Tha Former Director General o Railroads Has Inside Trac} Conferences Begun Imm. diately After Recess.

Pek CLARK TO BEAT MACK   Sald. Bryan. and His Gang Dislike :: Party’s Leaning Toward McAdoo

OLD-LINE DEMUS HGHT 10 TURN WADOO'S THE   LOT TO INVEIGLE BRYAN IN MOVEMENT TO PUT IN CLARK

OLD TIMERS FORM.” FOR CHAMP CLARK   Unite to Prevent. Nomination of William: &: “McAdoo “ by Convention *   WILL APPEAL TO BRYAN   Leaders Express Themselves as Willing to Go to Any Extreme

TURN TO CLARK FOR CANDIDATE —TOREATMADOO   Old-Line Democrats Plan t Have Bryan id. in. Defeating McAdoo Boom. .   ORGANIZING STRONG: FORCE   Two-Thirds Voie Expected to Favor Assault on Strength of Prominent Leaders _

NOMINATION OF EX-SPEAKER IS BEING PUSHED   ‘xpect Bryan’s Aid in Putting Missouri Man  Across.

OL0 LINE LEADERS WILL PUSH CLARK FOR PARTY HONORS   AGREEMENT THAT FORMER SEC RETARY HAS INSIDE TRACK CAUSES ACTIVITY,   HOPE TO ENLIST BAYAN   Chieftains of Inside Ring of Party Hold Conferences to Map Out Campaign to Further Former Speaker's Candidacy.

OLD LEADERS  ARE KEEN TD BEAT MW ADOG   Make Strenuous Efforts to Enlist Bryan’s Support in Naming Ex-Speaker.

OLD LINE DEMOCRATS IN-EFFORT . . m BLO Kno NATION MCADOO- -FAVOR-CLARK. yin een

WOULD REDUCE NAVY ARMAMENTS   Borah Wants President t Negotiate With England and Japan.

RORAN'S SCHEME MEETING FAVOR   Foreign Relations Committee to Take Up Resolution on Naval Curtailments

DEATH ENDS. DRAMA OF “LOVE.: O°". MIKE”   Baby Left. in Grand CGgniral Statior Became Center of Fight. to. Own ~ 1S Pneumonia Ends Life. °°

QVIET REPUBLIC IN GERMANY BEINE AGITATED BY RED:   Dictatorship of Lower Rhine Westphalia Sought as Workers’ Men Get Hold.

DR. KAHR HEADS NEW MINISTRY IN BAVARIA   Heinrich Mueller'is Made Minister.of Justice.

Mretertees Straeger Steps Blithely Back te the Bepublican HBeuseheld.

HARDING HAS LEAD OF MORE THAN 120,000   Spencer Defeats Long and Hyde Outdistances Atkinson — Big Gains in Congressional Representation Also Are Reported For Republicans From All Parts of State.

Senator Harding Carries Missouri by 120,000   Other Republican Candidates Have Smaller Majorities.

CAVEMEN ARE NOT DESIRED   New York Woman Politician Takes Issue With Famous Spanish

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BIG CELEBRATION JULY 22nd,   Fine Bunch of Attractions Serure; all of Which will be Free to the Visitors :

HOME COMING DAY, JULY 22nd,   ATrangéments Being Made for Splen did Program—Everything Free Tn tha Wielttare —

MRS. J. L. HORNE DIES IN COLUMBUS   ILLNESS OF SEVERAL YEARS COMES TO.AN END WEDNES. DAY OF LAST. WEEK. _

Brings the knowledge of their Organization and experience in their Suecessful Treatment of   THOUSANDS OF CASES  Offers Services Free of Charge

COWwING  To Madiscon, indiana Jeilersou dGoiel igh ok Le) is Saiuiisy, rch. 28, 1920 FOR ONi:s DAY ONLY Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. UMTub 20Cruas SP ECIALIS !s Brings th: muswiedge ot Their Or; ani zativa acd Experience in [heir once. cessful Lieatmeut of  THOUSANDS UF CASES

COMING TO   Mineral Springs Hotel  Paoli, Indiana  Wednesday, March 24th, 1920  {FOR ONE DAY ONLY_ Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.  United Dectors Specialist  Brings the knowledge of their Organization and experience fn their Successful Treatment of

United Doctors Specialist Brings the Knowledgs o: Their Organization and Experience in Their Successful ‘Treatment of Many Cases Offers Services ‘Free of Charge.

J. R. MARTIN   NYA REE A BE te to Muskogee, Oklahoma SEVERS HOTEL SATURDAY, MAY 8TH FOR ONE DAY ONLY Hours 9 A.M to 6 P.M. UNITED DOCTORS  ere saTa Ft rer

COMBINE EGR BIG DRIVE   Northern Revolutionary Armies Unite to Make Campaign Avninst Mexieo City.

CENSUS SHRINKS BELOW 10.000   EXHAUSTIVE RECHECKING B' BY CHAIRMAN KYD DISCOURAGING  *» wt   ANOTHER TIME EXTENSION   Enumerators to Retain Books Un til Monday—You Must Get BUSY   PLESTINA FLOPS BIG JESS WESTERGAARD

SELL AT LOS   “oming Cheaper Prices on Spring Goods Means No Buying at Wholesale. Retailers Hurry To Get Fall Gocds Off Shelves.

CLOTHIERS SETL AT Less   Coming Cheaper Prices on Spring Goods Means No Buying at Wholesale. Retailers Hurry To Get Fall Goods Off Shelves.

U8. COTTON EXPORTS -— NIAYBE CUT NAMA   INDICATIONS ARE THAT  ENGLAND'S INABILITY TO BUY WILL BE FELT HEAVILY.

EXPORT TRAUE COTTON CUT PERHAPS HALE   ENGLAND TOOK MORE THAN 50 PER CENT OUR EXPORTS PAST SIX MONTHS.   Over Supply At Home Now Wil Cause No Immediate Fall In Price &fr Clothes

ANE  KILLED. IN. COLLISION BETWEEN PASSENGER TRANS  Qn Northwestern Railroad Near   On Northwestern Railroad Near Rochester, Minn.

VIOLENT FIGHTING IN NEW SECTORS BREAKS OUT ON POLISH FRONT   Russian Forces Admit Retreating ; Poles Begin Offensive In Sector Of Grodno; Battles Raging at Many Points Between Poland and Roumania.

FIGHTING AT NEW POINTS ON GREAT EASTERN FRONT   The Russians Admit Their Army is Retreating.

RUSSOS ADMIT RETREAT; POLES’ NEW OFFENSIVE   Twelve Dead in Riots at Turin, Italy— Fight. ing at Trieste—Attempt ,to Kill British General in Cork   MacSWINEY LIVES

FORCE OF PINNS ASSEMBLE.   Troops Concentrate on Russian Border—Frontier Crossed,

SLUSH FUNDS — AGAIN PROBEL      To Reopen Investigation a Meet of G..0. Poin’ ” Chicago

VILLA HAP 200 CERS FOR         Under Terms ot” Surrender, Bamalit  Kecires to Private Life—Men to Ome eee

BERT HAYES HAS NECK BROKEN IN STRANGE MISHAP   Car Turns over Three Times. Driver Dead in Seat. Fast  Driving Results in’ Colli- ~ sion with Ford:

BERT HAYES HAS HIS NECK BROKEN’   Car Turns over Three Times. Driver Dead in Seat. Fast Driving  Results in Collision a]  With Ford.

JACK JOHNSON Al BURDER COMING IOUS.   Former Champion First to Give Exhibition al Mexicali

FORMER CHAMP NEARING U.S. A   Jack Johnson Now Just Across  Anlerevtoaal Border

JACK: JOHNSON REPORTED 10 BE STILL IN MEXICO   Arranging for Matches and Exhi. bitions. But Says He Intends to Return to the States.   AND FIX HIS BUSINESS UP AGAIN

ASSEMBLY LEAVES IT 10 COMMITTEE   Attempt to Have Entire Member. ship Try the Socialists Was Defeated Today.

SOCIALISTS OF NEW YORK LOGE PRIMARY MOVE   Democrats Are Defeated in Effort to Seat Accused Members During Trials —   ATTACK IS MADE ON CHARLES E. HUGHES   UNFAIRNESS TO SOCIALISTS 1s CHARGED TO NEWSPAPERS; ROOSEVELT MAKES MAIDEN SPEECH,

Defeat First Effort To Seat The Socialists      Democrats in New York Loegisigture

LEAGUE WORKING WITHOUT AMERICI   BUT MORAL FORCE_OF  UNITEI “STATES IS NEEDED TO MAKE TRIAL SUCCESS   WOMENZWANT COVENAN

LEAGUE WORKING WITHOUT AMERICH      3UT MORAL FORCE OF UNITED _ SPATES IS NEEDED TO MAKE TRLAL SUCCESS   WOMEN WANT COVENANT

IOAN TS SAFE IS ON U.S. SIDE OF THE BORDER   Wire For Money Gives False Impression As to Safety.

er a ‘Telegram Stating Need For Two Thousand Dollars Responsible For Report.

JAMES ARTHUR, AMERICAN, IS NOT BANDIT PRISONER   Mine Manager, Thoughi Captured, Safe Near  Nogales, Mexico

“KIDNAPED” AMERICAN SAFE   ‘WU. S. Mining Man ts Found Near No gales, Mex.—aAll a Mistake,

ABUNDANT. RAINS HELP CROPS   Though Hayling Has Been Somewhai Delayed In iowa—Sterms Do Considerable Damage.

HALF MILLION ~~ CROP DAMAGE   By Sores of July 7-9 In Clayton, Dal Jas, Davis, Mahaska, Volk and Winneshiek Counties, Iowa

BOLSHEVIKS HAVE BIG ARMY OF MEN   Three Million Well Disciplined, Well Equipped Men.   Called the Best Organized War Ma chine World Has Ever Seen— Leader ts Idolized.

JOHNSON BRUSHES BPRECEDENT ASIDE   CALIFORNIA SENATOR TO GO ON FLOOR OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT CHICAGO IN JUNE   MICHIGAN FOR HOOVER   i  FORMER: FOOD ADMINISTRATOR 10 GET DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT THERE

JOHNSON WILL ATTEND CONVENTION TO CONDUCT FIGHT   FOR HIS NOMINATION AND CARRY (\N ANTI-LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLATFORM

SIXTY-SIXTH GONGRESS BEGINS FINAL SESSION   Attendance of President-elect Harding and President Wilson's Message Are the Outstanding Features of a Session to be Devoted Largely to Appropriations   PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE TUESDAY!

CONGRESS 10 MEET FOR FINAL SESSION   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL DE LIVER ANNUAL MESSAGE BEFORE BODY.   Action of Both Branches Expected to Begin Tuesday; Foll Attendance Expected.

SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS CONVENES AT NOON TODAY: EXPECT HARDING TO RECEIVE BIG DEMONSTRATION   It Is Uncertain Whether Wilson Will Read His Message in Person or Send It to the Lawmakers; An Extra Session Immediately  After March 4, Next, Is Likely.

DINGRESS 1S TOGONVE NE TODAY, WILSON WILL SUBMAT ANNUAL MESSAGE TOMORROW

HARDING TO ANSWER ROLL ~ SENATE TODAY   Will Probably Make a Short Address Follow_ing Body’s Welcome

CONGRESS SITS INFINAL ROLE   Dereonstration of Welcome From  Colleagues of Senator Harding Wher He Appears in Chamber   President Wilson’s Annual Mes sage Will Be Delivered, Perhaps By Him, Tomorrow

NG 10 ot ~ WN CAPITOL FOR SESSION TODAY   Dongress Will Convene at Noon—President-Elect May Speak.   WILSON’S MESSAGE TO BE DELIVERED TUESDAY   Appropriatio.. Bills to Con stitute Principal Task — Total is Huge.

CONGRESS IS READY TO BEGIN ITS GRIND   OPENS TODAY WITH PRESIDENTELECT A MEMBER.   Senater Harding Expected to He in Hie Seat at the Start—President Uniikely to Read Message in Persea.

CONGRESS OPENS IN FINAL SESSION (F PRESENT BODY   Expect Senator - Harding». Will Be There When Reil Call is Heard in Senate   NO ADVANCE STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE   Actual Work in Both Houses to Begin Tomorrow Following Wilson Message

CONDEMN ACTION OF “BIG THREE” ON DISARMAMENT   Wilson, George and Clemen cea ‘Attacked. in Failure

RUSS AND POLES BEGIN PARLEYS   DLEGATIONS CONFER ON ARNIS TICE AGREEMENT TODAY IN CITY OF MENSK.,   BOLSHEVIK NEAR WARSAW

CANNOT EXPLAIN RECENT QUAKES   Scientists Expect Shocks Dur ing February, March and April

EARTHOUAKES ARE PUZZLING SCIENTIST!   Regard Disturbances a: Geological Anomaly With Greatest Dis. turbances in Spring.

Roy Millen Said to Answer  escription of Eugene Le roy, Wanted By Police of Detroit. s Arrested,   DETECTIVES CHECKING UP ANOTHER CLEW   Linotype Operator Said to Know Something of Slain Woman; Husband Was lealous. She Said.

ARREST IS MADF   First Man Held Following Sleuths’ Activities Over Nation. Bun Phe A ssnmtentind Bien as

SUSPECT IN TRUNK MYSTERY ARRESTED      Chicago Police .Take Ros Millen Into Custody On Anonymous Tip   WAS HUSBAND JEALOUS?   Statement Made By Birmingham Man Under Investigation By Police

ARREST 19 MADE IN TRUNK CASE   Man Held by Chicago Police on Anonymous ‘Tip’  CLUE FROM BHE SOUTH   Detroit Police Working on Another Scent Furnished by Linotype Operator in Bir. mingham, Alabama—tTells a Strange Story—Other Facts in Case

NEWLIGHT IS SHED ON TRUNK MYSTERY   Furnace Used To Cremate “ Vital Organs—Arrest Made at Chicago.

STATE ‘DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION RALEIGH APRIL   Democratic County Convention April 3 and Precinct Meetings March 27.

CROWDS THRONG TO SEE DEMPSEY BOUT   BATTLE WITH BILLIE MISKE CHIEF SPORT EVENT OF i, A BOR iD A sf      BOTH IN GOOD FORM   Dempsey Is the Favorit> but With Every Prespect of Having a Hard Fight   Says Hell Push the Fight as Rapidly as Possible and Take No Chances

Dempsey Favored Over.  Miske; Fight Fans in  ~~ Proves Reach Ringside

MISKE EXPECTED 10 PUT UP STIFF FIGHT   Challengers Backers Bet .That. He Would Stick Ten Rounds In Battle with Dempsey.

BIG BRUISERS TANGLE TODAY   Jack Dempsey Is Fighting Billy Miske.   TEN ROUNDS IS THE LIMIT   Miske Fought Dempsey Before but Was Never Koocked Down.

Jack Favorite But Hard Bout Ts Anticipated   Benton City Throngod With Fana for Labor Day Hoavy- — welght Championship Tilt.

CONDITION OF DEMPSEY FINE   Miske Supporters Betting Freely Challenger Stays Limit

DEMPSEY STAKES HIS TITLE TODAY ON MISKE FIGHT   No Decision Unless One Of Men Should Score  Knockout.

TO FIGHT TEN ROUNDS TO A NEWSPAPER DECISION   Dempsey and Miske are Ready for Their Contest at Benton Harber,

DEMPSEY AND MISKE BATTLE THIS AFTERNNINN   Bout Will Be Ten Rounds and May Decide Championship.   BIG CROWD IS AT THE RINGSIDE   Challenger Confident That He Will Stick the Ten Rounds.

DEMPSEY AND MISKE FIGHT. FOR TITLE THIS. AFTERWGON   Fight Will go for Ten Rounds  At Benton. Harbor, Michigan and is-Expected to Attract Large Crowd.—Starts At A Qclack Factorn Time.

Tne Republicans, the plank adds, control the semite onty by virtue .of ‘the Michigan election nrentloned.      OW WARE

BENZOL TANK EXPLODES   Two Men Killed And Dozen Injured at Kent.   ify Mesesioted Preea)

NEW YORK ‘STRIKERS. FLOCK : mark TOA THEIR JOBS TODAY   TAKES BOSTON   Ministers Preach - “te Overalls And the Formation’ of ‘a ‘Movement.to.Combat, High Prices: ‘is Under Wa y-—Can-ada Also Tales it un.

‘NEW YORK STRIKERS FLOCK - BACK TO THEIR JOBS TODAY   WEILL CLUB TIMES BOSTON   ‘Ministers Preach in Overall: And the Formation of < “Movement to Combat Higt  Prices is Under Way.—Can. ada Alen Takon 2+ 148.

BOLSHEVISIS =. READY TOQUIT — ON CONDITIONS  WILL DISBAND ARMIES AND  rere sa seman =e mem ea eee eos oe on   WILL DISBAND ARMIES AND RETURN TO COMMERCIAL LINES.   IWANT MANY EXPERTS AND SCIENISTS TO COME

Ado AEDS HEADY TO oTOP FIGHTING   They Will Demobilize if Given Cer tain Guarantees.   ‘MOSCOW CHIEFS SEEK TRADE   British Agent Its Informed That Soviet Government Is Willing to Allow Allies to Supervise Disbanding of the Army.

SOVIET SEEKS PACT WH ALLIES   \F GUARANTEED AGAINST ATTACK, WILL DISBAND ARMIES

HSSIAN REDS WILLING 10 ABANDON WORLD CONQLES   » Litvinoff Tells British That Bolshevik Armies Will Be Demobilized If the World Wiil Resume Trade With Russia

BOLSHEVIKS SEEK PLEDGES FROM ALLIED NATION   Ready to Demobilize Ar. mies and Abandon Propaganda.   ASK WITHDRAWAL "OF ALLIED FORCES   Demand Security From Attacks in Return for Sanction of Resumption of Trading.

REDS’ ARE READY TO QUIT FIGHTING   Will Damobilize Armies Hf Allies Wil! Give Them Certain j _ Guarantees. .   SOVIE  T  CHIEFS SEER TRAHE   Tell British That Moscow Government Is Willing to Allow Allies’  Representatives to Supervise Bisbanding of Troops.

ENGLAND GET INFORMATION THAT WORRIES   MINISTERS RUSH POST HASTE TC PARIS TO CONSULT WITH PREMIER   Believed Prospect of Advance Towar India Ly Russian Bolsheviki  Is Cause

For Consultation with Premier Lloyd George on Important Military and Naval Matters. Soviets Mave Virtual Mastery of Whole of European Russia—British Government is Apprehensive of Move Eastward Threatening India

BRITAIN FEARS ANOTHER WAR; RED SUCCESS 1S MENACING   Leaders. Called Hastily to Paris * Conference.   BOLSHEVIKS WIN RUSSIAN CONTROL   Next Move May Be on Poland and Baltic States. ~

POSSIBILITY OF CONFLICT LOOMS LARGE   High Officials of England’s Army and Navy Rush to Paris for Consultation on “Important Military and Naval Matters.”   FEAR SOVIET CONQUEST   ‘lushed With Success Bolsheviki Believed to Be Planning Drive to East Or West—Have Most of Russia in Control.

ANOTHER BIG WAR MENACE IN EUROPE QUDDENLY  APPEARS   British War Secretary, First Lord of Admiralty, Commander of Fleet and Chief of Staff Summoned to Paris   BOLSHEVIKI LIKELY TO STRIKE AT ALLIES   Movement of Lenine’s Triumphant Forces Eastward Toward India Feared; May Attack Poles and Letts.

POoalBILITY OF WAR FACED BY BRITISH   HIGH OFFICIALS ARE HURRIEDLY SUMMONED TO PARIS FOR _ CONFERENCE.   “Action *aevitably Connected in Publica Mind With Bolsheviki Military Success in Middle East.

ENGLAND FEARING A NEW RED WAE   Britain Faces Hostiilities Afier Six Days’ Peace.   a Military and Cabinet Chiefs Are Calie to Paris—Bolshevik Conflict is Seen.

ANOTHER WAR THREATENS AS PEACE IS SIGNEL        accesses of the Bolsheviki Tring to The Bricish:  1 pere,     Geave Deen

SUCCESS OF BOLSHEVIK FEARED BY BRITISH   Hight Officials Hurry to Paris to Confer With Lioyd-George on Possibility of Another War.

BRITAIN FACES WAR;   LONDON FEARS NEW CONFLICT WITH RUSSIAN REDS.   Cabinet and Milltary Chiefs Called to Paris for Conference on . Situation,

Successes of the Bolsheviki Bring a Grave Danger to the British Empire.   MILITARY CHIEFS CONFER   Army and Navy Commanders Sum 4 moned Hurriedly to Paris by Lloyd George.   ‘Neat Move of the Soviet Wili Be Against India, Is Fear in London.   ALLIED POLICY A FAILURE   Picked “Wrong Horses” in Backing Kolchak and Denikine, Who Are Routed.

BRITAIN 13. FAGING ANOTHER GONFLIC]   War Leaders Are Hurriedly Summoned to Paris.   TO MEET WITH PREMIER   Summons Connected in Publi Mind With Threatening Sit uation in Middle East—Red: Given Base for Operation: Against Persia and Extend ing to Indie.

BRITISH FEAR NEW WAR SOON MAY BE RAGING   Fact That Military Leaders Have Been Hastily Summoned to Paris to Confer With Lloyd George is Basis for the Belief   POISHEVIK ADVANCE IS OMINOUS   Army Experts Think Next Red Attack Will Be on Poland and Baltic States — Soviets Command Enormous Supplies of Material

NEW WAR LOOMS ‘AS A POSSIBILITY   Bolsheviki Threatening Poland ‘and Southwestern Asia,   BRITISH OFFICIALS SUMMONED

MUR: WAR LOORS   AATIONS OF EUROPE CONCERNED ABOUT RUSSIA,   Life of, Poland May Mean Help oo Other Nations,

BRITISH EXPECT EASTWARD MOVE OF BOLSHEVIK   Important Conference of Army and Navy Chiefs  in Paris.

NEW RED WAR FEARED   Britain Faces Hostilities After Sip Days’ Peace.   ‘Military and Cabinet Chiefs Are Cailed  to Paris—-Boishevik Conflict Is Seen,

RED VICTORIES MEAN MASTERY OF VAST TERRITORY—ARMIES WELL SUPPLIED   BRITISH SUMMONED TO PARIS      Heads of Military and Naval Forces Called Into Council—Capitals Now Uneasy

Successes of Bolshevism. i in Russia Disconcerting to English’: ‘Officials,         PERSIA AND INDIA MAY ~~” BE'THE NEXT ATTACKED      Soviet Comm: nd ery ~ Forces-Polis : Fear Ee tension ‘of. Their . Ef -forts.to the West...

British Ministers Hasten to Paris to Consider Grave Problems With Premier Lioyd George   EUROPE SPECULATING ON NEXT MOVE BY BOLSHEVIK   ‘Recent Victories Give Them Enormous Supplies of Food And Equipment

MEAIGAN FEDERAL TROOPS ADVANGE TOWARDS SONDRA   infantry Leave Juarez This Morning by Rail for Casas Grandes.   REBELS FORTIFY THE PASS

CIVIL WAR fo PROSPECT FOR OUR NEIGHOOF   PARRANZA TROOPS MARCHING FOR SONORA WHERE, THE STATED HAS REBELLED   Americans At Douglas Ask For Troops To Be Sent There, Fearful Of Result Of Clash

MEXICAN FEDERAL ARMY 15 ON WAY 10 SONORA STATE   Steps to Fortify Pulpito Pass Gateway From Chihuahua, Being Taken by Leaders Of New Republic.

MEXICAN FEDERAL TROOPS REACH JUAREZ ON THEIR WAY TO SONORA REPUBLIC   Will Travel By Rail to Casas Grandes, Then March Overland to Destination: Col. Cox Is In Command.

Eight Hundred Troops Reach Juarez But Will Not Enter U. S. Territory

ASK DISCHARGE OF LOCAL MAN AT POIN?   INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE PRE SENT AS ARGUMENT FOR DISMISSAL

ASK DISCHARGE OF « LOCAL MAN AT POINT       INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE: PRE: : SENT AS ARGUMENT FOR* DISMISSAL:

PULLMAN EMPLOYES WILLING TO ACCEPT WAGE REDUCTION   Their Committee So Notifies Company Officials   MEN HAVE VOICE IN AFFAIRS

Pullman ‘Men Notify ‘Company That Lower Wage Is Acceptable   NINE THOUSAND EMPLOYES MAKE VOLUNTARY ACCEPT: ~ ANCE WITHOUT WAGE: QUESTION HAVING BEEN-DIS CUSSED: SCALE INCREASED::100°PER CENT.”

PULLMAN EMPLOYES VOTE TO CUT WAGES   Proposal Is Submitted to Manage ment Voluntarily—Action Delayed.

NAVAL RESERVISTS 10 GO TO TURKEY   May See Service and Possible Action in the Turkish Waters  Spon.

PAY FOR PROTECTION   Statement Creates Stir in Fin ancial Circles.

BROKER'S DEALING of LARGE AE OVERLOOKED CHECKS FOR ONLY 9/21   Bucket Shovo Rumer That The Dis trict Attornev's Office Selling Protection

ASKS 35,000 CARS   Need Pressing for New Wheat Crop, Says Mohler

SETTLEMENTS.   Tipton Connty Will Soon Be Ready tc Exchange Funds With State.

ARRANGING SETTLEMENTS.   Tipton County Will Soon Be Ready t Exchange Punds With State.

Wilcox Relic   Trunkfal of Clothes of Ella ~ Wheeler Wilcox Arrives in. Madicnn.

STANDARD O1L COMPANY REFUTES IMPEACHMEN)   STATEMENT PENNIES CHARGES OF LONDON BOARD OF TRADE THAT IT IS MAINLY CONCERN. rp IN GROSSLY EXCESSIVE Pea ta fal St ee ee a ee

REPLIES TO BRITISH.   Standard Oii Company Say: Gasoline Price Quoted is Low Figure.

AR TITS BUGGY TWO ARE KILLED   Sherman Dunegan, Driver of Machine, Heid by Police in Des Moines While Coroner Investigated Accident in Which Father and Son Die.

BY SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE   Des Moines Coroner Probes Death of Fred Stickey and Son.

COAL RETAILERS ARE PROTESTING AGAINST MARGI   Many Declaring They Cannot e at $2.25 Per   Ton Profit.   WILL GET SPECIAI. HEARING   Must Produce Books—Eschback Gives Figures to Show Price Liberal.

RETAILERS SAY ALLOWANCE IS MUCH TOO LOW   Protests Come to State Fuel Commission After Order Madz2 Yesterday.   SAY OPERATORS MUS? SUPPLY ENOUGH FUEL

Kenewed  Opposition “To Derisic¢ that, Heither Secret’ or “Eublic Spasfons May. ic Helt ,

SECRET DISCUSSION MEETS OPPOSITION   Kenewed Opposition Tyo Vecision “That Kelther Seeret or Vublic. Sessions May Bo Haid.

ALLEGED - RADICALS   Held at Youngstown Noti: fied They Will Be Deport: ed in a Short Time. .

GEORGIA JURIST ~ SIDE-STEPS ROLE OF HEBREW KING   Not Having a Sword, Present Day Judge Declines to. Dissect This Infant of   Mooted Parentage

JURORS WILL ENACT ROLE OF SOLOMON   Two Mothers Are Claiminc Baby Girl.

JURY TO SAY WHE DF TWO MOTHERS CHALL HAVE BABE   Court Sidesteps Role of Solomon in Case Growing Out of 2.Births in Hospital and Death of One Child.

MKs. ELIZABETH TROBATGH DIES Al HuMe& OF STEP-SON NEAK NEW AMSTERR-

CONGRESS FLAYED ~ BY PRESIDENT IN MESSAGE TO UNIONS   hecho abet ak  Wilson Holds Out No Hope In Answer to Railroad Libor Orpunizations,   WOULD DO NOTHING KVEN IF IN SESSION   Dominuting Motive, Resulting in Deplorable Gondifionsy Mus Been Ove Political Expedieney,”

Railroads Will Try to Overturn the Kansas Industrial Court’s Decision

RAILROADS APPEAL   KANSAS ROADS NOT SATISFIED  WITH COURT AWARD.    Tey Will Ask the Incerstate Commerece Conmission to Override Pecision of Board.

Railroads Will Fry to Overturn fhe. * ' Kansas Industrial Court’s ‘Decisitik

KANSAS RATE CASE 10 BE TAKEN TOL 6. 6.   Santa’. Fe Counsel Says Roads Will Appeal Uccigion of Industrial Court,

Message Received at . Batter Tells of Iron      CETEZENS A ARE MADE VICTIMS   Ggrranzy Puts, Forth Final Des perate Ettsit to Reisin Wan“ing. Influence

’ POTATO CROP NORMAL   Excessive Moisture Did No Dain age in Minnesota

POLES DO NOT WANT PEACE NOW   Continued Successes’ and   Strength. of. Wrangel May. Balk Negotiations

FAILURE OF BOLSHEVIKI-POLISH PEACE PARLEY PREDICTED: PILSUDSKI FAVORS ALLIANCE WITH UKRAINE AND WRANEET

9OLES WILL NOT CONCLUDE PEACE WITH BOLSHEVISTS   Military Successes and Increasing Strength Shown by General Wrangel, AntiRed Leader, Stop Parleys.

FARM FEDERATION ELECTS OFFICER!   SOUNTY ORGANIZATION COMPLETED AT MEETING THIS MORNING.

REPORT ESCAPE OF GARDINER   Nothing Known of Brit ish Subject Also Being Held Captive

HAC BIC DECLINE   Drops to 614 Cents a Pound o New York; Demand Is Cle ale

‘SUGAR DROPS TO 6 1-4 CENTS   New Low Price for the Season (a Quoted at New York.on Raw Product,

NEW LOW FOR RAW SUGAR,   New York Price Is Off 17 Cents from Last May’s High Market.

SUGAR DROPS TO 6 1:4 CENTS   New: Low Price. for. ‘the Season ‘Ie ~Quoted: at New York. on ‘Raw Product.”

SUGAR TAKES NEW. DROP   Raw Product Touches Bottom for ane \. . son at 6 1-4 Cents'a Pound ..

SEED CORN NEES FESTING   Two Connties’ Reports Shows Crib Corn Poor in Quality.

Joffe Says Russia’s International Situation So Good that it_is Unnecessary to Treat Further with Former Enemy   INTENT OF NGGRESSION AGAINST RUMANIA DENIED

RIGA NEGOTIATIONS — ARE BROKEN OFF   Russians See No Necessity ’ of Parley.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE — _ BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE: POLES REPORTED AT ENI

RUSSO-POLISH PEACE IS OFF    =e    NEGOTIATIONS AT RIGA   NEGOTIATIONS AT RIGA ABANDONED, IT IS REPORTED.

RUSSIANS. BREAK OFF WH PLE   Say Their Condition is Such That They Do Not Need to “Bother With Making Peace With Poland at the Present Time.

The Russo-Polish aval =>". Negotiations  Of         Rugsian Soviet Leidoz Lendor. Says Russi:  uke Stands "So - Well . Internationall “Now. That She Doesn't Ataye"" t Teat: With Poles, ill «

BOGKS BRING Pld 1 THE SGLOIER ott   AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIA. TION SERVES 10,000 MEN   EFFORTS BRING RESULTS   Works on Vocational Training Circu. lated Among Men Who Must Take Up New Callings Because of  Their Injuries.

BOOKS BRING AID TO SOLDIER SICK   American Library Association Serves Ten Thousand Men in Nation’s Hospitals.   EFFORTS BRING RESULTS.   Works on Vocational Training Circg. lated Among Men Who Must Take Up New Callings Because of Their Injuries.

MURDERED § SEVEN   ee Pn tae aa oa . Man Confessed to Wholesale Killing —Now ina Cell.

NEGRO ADMITS SEVEN MURDERS: MANY ROBBERIES   “MOSE GIBSON, AWAITING EXECT  TION AT SAN QUENTIN, ALA, CONFESSES MANY CRIMES

OSE MALLORY COMPAN ING SUSPENDS SERVIC   DENIES BULL MOOSE SUPPORT HARDING   Hopkins Says Republicans Who Left Party in 4912 Are More Discouraged Nok.

DEFAULTING BOOKKEEPER   Arrested in Texas, Returned to Bradford. Bride Pro«trated.

STATE POLICE ARREST BRADFORD YOUNG MAN   BRADFORD YOUNG MAN 24  CARL W. ANDERSON IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY ON FUGITIVE WARRANT AT FORT WORTH TEXAS, WHILE AWAITING WIFE'S ARRIVAL

VANK TROOPS BROUGHT HOME 3,709 BRIDES FROM EURDP!  9 ena RE ae eS ET CEPT TNA ANN “POS A AREA TY FOOT EAE PR TOOLTIP   Women Represeng £7 Dillerent Na tionalities, the French Leading  + With 2,295,

3,705 BRIDES ARE BROUGHT 10 U. $   Report on Soldier Marriages Abroad Indicates Cupid Busy.

MANY YANKS WERE MARRIED   Five Thousand A. E. F. Veterans Brought Back Foreign rides of “ Seventeen Nationalities.

DOUGHBOYS BRINC¢ HOME 3,709 WIVES OF FOREIGN BIRTH   Number of Brides from Over seas Is Expected to Reach total of 5,000

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN BRITAIN ~ ANDFRANCE AMICABLY SETTLED   Chief Question in Dispute Between Nations Seem: To Have Been Smoothed Over by Latest Note Exchanges in Disquieting Matter. '

GIANT AIRSHIP READY TO TRY ATLANTIC TRU   “Phe White Eagle,” of Haliar Make, Can Carry 100

BIG AIRSHIP ABOUT READY   Giant Gaproni to Leave Italy for the U. S$. Soon—Carries 100 . Paoeengers.

GOVERNOR WoT AGI   WILL APPOINT JUDGE IN CLCERO CREEK IMPROVEMENT CASE.   Judge Purvis Unabre co Find a Man to Serve in Position, ~

GOVERNOR MUST ACT        WILE APPOINT FUNGE II AREEK ” “IMPROVE MENT C:      Unabye vo Finda Mas ve in Position,  dudge Pury ‘lo

START DRIVE FOR MEMBERS FRIDAY   “TROOPS” OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ARE MOBILIZED TODAY   ARE GIVEN OBJECTIVES   { FD SO ge Cece Re or a ige ree at “Shock Treops” and “Bombing Squadron Will Prosecute Drive Down Town   ‘Intelligence Service” to Canvass University and “Rational Section” Farmers

START DRIVE FOR MEMBERS FRIDA'   “TROOPS” 0. OF: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ARE. MOBILIZED TODAY   ARE GIVEN OBJECTIVES      “Shock Treops' and “Bombing Squadron Will Prosecute Drive Down Town   ‘Intelligence Service’ to Canvas: University and “Rational Section” ‘Farmers

USES LIGHTED MATCH TO LOOK AT GASOLINE      GREENWOOD MAN WONDERED IF THE TANK WAS EMPTY _

BANKS CAN CARRY INDUSTRY   t a here Is Neo Banger of Panic Saye  Hankers President

BANKS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE   No Danger of Panic Among Depositaries in United States.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Sues Editor, and Others For $500,000 Damage:

F. D. ROOSEVELT ASKS % MI LLION  wee cx Ca ) a ne eee pe” i.e ep nas...

AUDOEVELT outs PUBLISHER FOR HALE A MILLION   Providence Journal, Editor Rathom, Scott C. Bone and E. B. Clark Defend ants in Defamation Charge.

COX’S AIDE IN DAMAGE SUIT   F. D. ROOSEVELT SEEKS $500,000 DAMAGES FOR LIBEL FROM PROVIDENCE JOURNAL

MILLHOLLIN: BUYS — F&M. INS. AGENCY   Well Known Real Estate Deale: Takes over. Business after Seeur: “ing Control ‘thru Purchase of —  Several Holdings. ©

U. S. BUILDING IS PERILED   Authorities at Brooklyn Receive Third Threat That Structure Will Be Blown Up.

WOMEN WORKERS LEAVE BUILDING AFTER THREATS   Third Warning That Brooklyn Pustoflice Would be Blown Up

EX-SOLDIERS   (Continued from Page One.) ers carying money in large sums. BOMB THREAT, '

Enright Orders “Arrest Every Crook on Sight,” and Adds 4,800 Reserves to New York’s Police Strength.   OFFICERS OF WORLD WAR URGED TO GO ABOUT CITY FULLY ARMED

Kellogg, Minneota, Joins. “Bit. ter Enders” In Their  Denuniciation.   ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT FIGHT MADF EFEXAMPLE      Shows What Would Happen if U, S. Entered League,  Contention.

WILSON SCORED IN THE SENATE   Said to Have Meddled In Adriatic Without Good Reason

ADRIATIC ROW CROPS UP IN TREATY TALK   Irreconcilable Foes of Pact and Mild Reservationists Attack Wilson.

WILSON'S COURSE ON ADRIATIC ROW BRINGS CRITICISA   General Defense of President’: Action, However, Made by Sen. Hitchcock, Administration Leader.

WILSON CRITICISED C4 ADRIATIC NEGOTIATIONS   SHARP WORDS OVER PRESIDENT’S COURSE IN CONTROVERSY SPOKEN IN SENATE,   HITCHCOCK OFFERS DEFENSE   Disagreement Said to Show Complications That ‘Would Follow U. 8. Entry Into League.

SENATE GRITICIES WILSUW'S SAMY UM ADRIATIC WSPUTE   Both Sides Join in At: tack on President’s Course   DEFENDED BY HITCHCOCK

FIUME QUARREL Io NONE OF OUR BUSINESS, OAYS   Stand of President Wilson In the Adriatic Contro versy Is Attacked by Sen ator From Minnesota.

SENATE TORN  AAbto ROUND WILSON ACTICA   Foes De dlate Adriatic Question “None of Our Business.”

WILSON WILE NOT LONG UELAT REPLY TO PREMIERS’ NOTE   Officials Are Guarded in Theis Discussion of Its Probable Contents.   PRESIDENT IS SHARPLY CRITICISED IN SENATE   Charted With Seeking to Interfere in the Afiairs of Other Nations Withoat Making Any Eifert to Learn Whether the People of This Country Were Behind Him,

SENATORS CRITICISE POLICY OF WILSO}   Opponents of League Complain of President’s Position on Adriatic Question.

CRITICIZE PRESIDENT   Displeased - With Wilson’: Action Regarding Adri atic Note

Only Way Out is War or Re. fusal to Back Up Execu. tive’s Position, Democratic Member Declares.

BORAWS Albi NOBODY KNGWo ABOUT SENATE   “OW IT WOULD VOTE ON ADRI ATIC PROBLEM OR ON ANY OTHER PROPOSITION oy.   President Criticised By Men Who Are Alwavs In Opposition To Anvthine He Advocates.

NO OVERSHADOWING LEADEF HAD COME FORWARD TO SEIZE CONTROL,   The Old Guard Is Broken Up and With Roosevelt Gone Nothing Has Developed to Fill Places at Convention.

Wnybody Who Can Raise ~~ Some Pep. Can Carry - OFF. Nomination.      WOMEN GET PLACE IN: COUNCILS OF CAMPAIGN   Job Seekers Turning to John_. $on as Man Who, re. Can Win,

OFFICIAL PROBE OF 6.0. Pout : FUND IS BEGUN   Senatorial InvestigationCommittee Renews Its Sessions Today.   CHARGES BY COX TO BE INVESTIGATED   Boss Hays of the Republicar Party First Witness Today.

HAYS TELLS SENATE - COMMITTEE OF FUNDS   FIVE MILLIONS FOR ALL PUR: POSES OF REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN   Over a Million Was Spent Up te Time of National Convention, Chairman Says

G. 0. P. FUND $5,000,000   Hays Answers Charges by - Governor Cox   BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Democratic Nominees Charged Republicans Raised From 15,000,000 to 30,000,000.

Saying Five Millions Will Pay the Whole Republican . Campaign Bill   DOINGS OF LEADERS _ OF THE TWO PARTIES

G. 0. P. TO SPEND FIVE MILLIONS HAYS DECLARES   More Than a Million of Total Already Expended, He Says—Liquor Backs Cox, He Charges.

PROB COMMITTEE REOPENS SESSION CAMPAIGN FUNDS   To Investigate Charges Cox and Roosevelt of  G. O. P. Fund.

$0,000, 000tUND FOR G. 0. P Til YEAR, HAYS SAYS   Chairman Denies His Party Is To Have Vast Slush Sum For Campaign.

FIVE MILLION 10 BE UdED IN 1920 HIGHT. HAYS SAYS   INCLUDES MILLION SPENT B\ FORMER ORGANIZATION   COMMITTEE RESUMES HEARINGS TODAY   W'Il Delve Into Party Chests of Both Republican and Democratic Committees; One of Campaigns Paramount Issues

FIVE MILLIONS IS REPUBLICAN EXPENSE-HAYS   G. O. P. Chairman Testifies at “Slush Fund” Probe.  EXPLAINS SYSTEM   Sengte Committee Reads Cox's Pitts« burgh Speech Charging $15,000,000 G. 0. P. Fund Into Record

eo  SENATI ' ROBERS TAKE. ; TICE OF BOODL © “HARGES   Old Senate’ ~ slling Committee” Is Again on the Job; _ ‘Cox and Roosevelt Have  Opened Way for Them.   SEN. KENYON OUTLINES: SCOPE OF INVESTIGATION   Committee Is Composed” -of Majority Republicans, But Every Opportunity Will be Offered, It Is Said. n>

SAYS TOTAL FUND WILD BE oA ADD ANN   Denies Charge That Corporations Contributed to Campaion   ASSAILS GOVERNOR COX Declares Liquor Interests Back Democrat’s Candidacy

HAYS TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE OF FUNDS      FIVE MILLIONS FOR ALL PUR. POSES OF REPUBLICAN -” CAMPAIGN         Over 2 Million Was Spent Up te Time of tional Convention, Chairman Save

ALL THE CARDS; ~ ON THE TABLE      REPUBLICAN MANAGERS “DIS CLOSE ALL THEIR SECRETS.         wR. COX'S ACCUSATIONS PRON EN WHOLLY: UNTRUE.            Xo _Big Money: Interests Have. “ derwritten the. Republican Campaign fund.’

B. 0, P. WILL ONLY OPEND 9 MILLIONS IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   Chairman Hays Gives at Senate Probe Definite Figures on Party Expense.   ANSWERS COX’S CHARGE QF HUGE “SLUSH FUND”    Witness Tells How Country Was  Organized Along Line of  Wartime “Drives,”’

HAYS SWEARS $5,000,000 IS C0. P TOTAL   Testimony Before Senate - Probers Is Rejoinder to Cox Charge   OLD ADMINISTRATION

TOTAL, EXPENSE NOT TO EXCEED FIVE MILLION   Republican Campaign Expenses Will Be Fair From What Cox Gave Out.

WILL HAYS ON STAND; WIEN INQUIRY SCOPE   ‘Promises of Patronage Also to ' Be Investigated, Senator i Kenven. Says   REPUBLICAN ‘CHAIRMAN EXPLAINS FINANCING   Cox Statement Declared to Be Libelous as Weil as False

SENATE PROBE INTO CAMPAIGN FUNDS BEGINS   Committee Calls Heads of Republican and Democratic Parties to Chicago   G. O. P. CHIEFS DEFIANT   Chairman Will Hays Says Republicans “Will Fight Fire With Fire”

REPUBLICANS SET EXPENS   Five Million Dollars To B Spent in the Present Campaign.

CHAIRMAN HAYS DEMIES 15 MILLION QHARGE   No Big Money Interests U nderwriting Republican Expenses, Manager Asserts; Counter-Charge Made Democrats  Aim at Ten Millions

‘$9,000,000 6.0.P EXPENSE; NO BIG MONEY INTERES TS   National Committee Chairman Called In Senate Quiz.

COMMITTEE HEARS REPORT OF CHAIRMAN   Hays Describes Functions of General Organizations.

SENATE INQUIRY INTO LARGE CAMPAIGN FUNL CHARGES OPENS TODAY   Republicans Say Cox Can: not Prove His Statements of Big Fund.

Senatorial Committee Reopens Quiz at Chicago — Probe $15,000,000 Fund

COX HAS A SHODDY LIST   Someone Has Given Governo That Sort, Says Chairmag flays.

$9,000,000 WILL COVER THE G.0.P. CAMPAIGN COSTS   Statement Made by Will Hays ix Testimcny Before Senate Committee   “WETS” BACKING CGX, CHARGE   Letter Read by Hayes Has Appeal for Funds to Carry On Cox Propaganda in Behalf of “Wets.”

SENATE PROBE. NPENED TODAY   [Place Democratic Nominee’s  Pittsburgh Speech in Record.   CHAIRMAN HAYS CALLED

SAYS G. G. o: A CAMPAIGN WILL BE COST. OF FIVE ” ® VMILLION DOLLARS.      We J. WETS ARE FOR Oy   Letter, ‘Sollciting ‘Funds: of Liquor. In terests,. Calls Him “Pro/ Bounced Wet.”

CONSTABLE IS KILLED   Shot to Death While Serving Warrant on Negro

Information Transmitted By American Consulate at Chihuahua Proves To Be Incorrect

CARRANZA MAY INVADE SONORA   CITY OF AGUA PRIETA STRENG HENS DEFENSES

CARRANZA FORCE BELIEVED BOUND -FOR AGUA PRIET)   MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN THAT CITY THIS MORNING ANTICIPATING ATTACK   TROOPS REPORTED 200 MILES AWAY, PREPARED FOR ADVANCE

PRESIDENT TU FALL IF TATE WINS. BELIEF   Mexican Republic Watches Carranza Efforts to Bring Province to Terms   MARTIAL LAW IS BROCLAIMED IN CITY   i  'Miktary Measures Are Neces:  sary as Federal Troops ! Move on Agua Prieta

2 U0 TOO? READY TO FIGHT CARRANZA’S WER   Martial Law Proclaimed ir Preparation for Attack.

Marlial Law Proctaimed in Agua Prieta by “New Republic.”   HON. VILLA ACTIVE AGAIN   General Obregon and His Campaigo Manager, Ben Hilt, Fled Mexico City.

SONORA STILL AWAITS ATTACK FROM CARRANZA   Villa Reported as Very Active Which Adds to Troubles of the Central  Mexican Government.

MARTIAL LAW  iS PROC LATED   Preparing for an Attack of Carranza Forces in Sonora

PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW      1S ba ‘Sonora Government Gets Ready for  ) Carranza Attack

PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW   Sonora Government Gels Ready for Carranza Attack

SONORA HAS TWO ~ LINES OF DEFENCE   Prepare Second In Case Carranza Crosses Border,

TROOPS MONE. ON REBELS?   Sonora Border, Mexico, Placed Under Martial Law — Agua Prieta Prepares to Meet Invader

CARRANZA THREATENS AN ATTACK ON SONORA   a 2 7 Martial Law Consequently Has Been Proclaimed as Precau tiouary Measure

IRISH HOLD UP MAIL TRAIN   Armed Masked Men Take Official Let. ters From Car Between Cork and Limerick

IRISH MAIL TRAIN HELD UP   Official Letters Taken by Armed Masked Men Near Cork.

COLUMBUS MEN AGREE TO WORK  ONTHE FARMS   fessional Men Announce Plan to Aid Production     ‘  Will Spend The Time Farming   Instead of Golfing They Assert.

COLUMBUS MEN GREE TO WORK ON THE FARMS   Prominent Business and Professional Men Announce Plan to Aid Production   Will Spend The Time Farming Instead of Golfing They Assert.

WATSON MARGIN IN STATE 163,706   ‘Republican Senatorial Candidate and Warren T. McCray Run Practically Even Race   HARDING PLURALITY 182,014   Congressman Elliott is Elected in ' Sixth District With 10,106 Votes to Spare

WATSON MARGIN IN STATE 163,70   Republican Senatorial Candidate ane Warren T. McCray Run Practicall Even Race.

BERGDOLL ON WAY TO MEXICO   Draft Evader Trying to Reach Border in Motorcar, Says Report From Texas.

DRAFT DODGER HEADED FOR © OLD MEXICO   MILLIONAIRE EVADER WITH COM PANION, SPEEDING FOR COVER IN FAST AUTO.

BERGDOLL FLEES TO MEXICO   Draft Evader Trying to Crocs Border in Automobile to Escape Authorities.

Wealthy Escaped Oraft Evader Makes Way in Moter towarc Mexico, the Secret Service Agents are Advised

ARRIVE SMILING AND FULL OF CONFIDENCE   ‘Tribesmen Apparently Not Dis couraged By Their Two: : : Defeats.   SPEAKER SAYS HIS BUNCH WILL WIN GAME TOMORROY    aa  President Dunn of the Americar League Also Optimistic as _ to: the Outcome.   SWITCH IN BETTING ODDS   Nations Leaguers 2-to-l Favorite in Wagers Being Made in New York,

INDIANS ALL FULL OF PEP AND CONFIDENCE READY FOR THE FOURTH  GAME IN WORLD'S SERIES   Cleveland Grins Despite Two Wal. lops by Dodgers; Noisy Reception by Fans in Home Town

GAME VIEW FROW R  F,   Overflow Crowds Offer Big Prices to See Cleveland Series   INDIANS GET NOISY WELCOME   Blare of Whisties and Ringing of  Bells Greet Tribe

~ CONEIDENT   Ovation Given Indians: by Fan: “7 Ol Cleverand-on Arrivals. *   NO GAME SCHEDUfED. TODAY      Brooklyn and: Cleveland-Ope a -“4edame Series Tomorrow—. an Superbas. lappy :

An Ovation Awaits “Indains” When They _ Arrive in Their Home City— Will Blow Factory Whistles as Train Pulls Into ’. Station——Play on Home Grounds be ‘morrow — ay

CONFIDENT, DESPITE ‘TWO DEFEATS   Reception as Noisy as ff Conquering Heroes ,

[INDIANS ARE BACK ON HOME CROUNDS   Losers of Two Games Out 0 Three in World Series Given Big Reception   Expect to Turn Trick on Dodger: On The Home Lot Saturday

INDIANS GREET ~ HOME ROOTERS WITH SUIT RS   SPEAKER'S CLUB FULL OF CONFIDENCE DESPITE TWO STRAIGHT DEFEATS IN BROOKIYN’S BALL  TaN

CLEVELAND = HAS FAITH   Greeted Indians With Big Ovation.   NO GAME SCHEDULED TODAY   Resume Championship Contest Tomorrow — Offer $1 to $25 for Standing Room.

CLEVELAND FANS. GREET INDIANS   Speaker’s Crew Not Discouraged by Two Defeats—Expect Hard Game Saturddy.

“Beat America” Is They Cry of Foreign’ “at Contesting Olympic Game

BRITAIN WONDERS AT FURORE   Well-Informed Persons Somewhat Nonplused at Reports of the “Em. bassy Incident.”

THE DEMOCRATS BLOCK WOMEN   GEORGIA WOMEN DENIEL THE RIGHT TO VOTE IN PRIMARY,

HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT MAY BE FOUGHT IN ENGLAND IS REPOR   May Not Be Able to Secur Good Location in the United States.

COURT OF JUSTICE UNDER DISCUSSION   Executive Session Held at Brussels.

Catt Cont Plans   Indications Point to Combina tions of Members ‘within the: [ ‘Leapue’ of Nations

LEAGUE OFFICIALS IN: +” SECRET SESSION   Exclude Private Secretaries in _ Discussing Organization of > Taternatinnal Trihunal

INTERNATIONAL COURT JUSTICE IS CONSIDERED   Court Plan Provokes Criticism of the Scandivanian Countries.

KILLED BY A FIERY DRUG?   Warrant for Markesan (Wis.) Phy. sician—Four Other Deaths in the Family.

PAPCA FAMINE RELIEF AEST WITH PAPERS   Publishers Must Reduce Size and Increase Advertising Prices and Subscription   ADVERTISING DEMAND SPACE UNPRECEDENTEL   NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MANAGER SAYS ONLY REMEDY IS “RAISE RATES AND REDUCE SPACE DEMAND.”

STRICT ECONOMY ONLY REMEDY FOR PAPER SHORTAGE   EVERY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER MUST REDUCE CONSUMPTION TO MUNIMUM, EX PERT AVERS.

MORE PAPE! ECONOMY Ta NCUEOOART, UEGLARED   Newsprint Famine May Con tinue 3 or 4 Years, Says  A. N. P. A. Head

PUBLISHERS. MUST HELP THEMSELVES   Conservation of Print Paper 2: Recuction In Quantity Used - Bust Be Undertaken by  - All -

PRESENT NEWS PRINT “FAMINE” GROWING WORSE   Demand Has Far Outstripped the Supply-——May Take Four Years Before Way Out.

SCALE COMMITTEE IN TERRE HAUTE   WAGES OF COAL MINERS UNDER DISCUS. SION.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND HEART BALM AWARDED TA UINFARTUNATE WOMAN   TWO PROMINENT TEXAS FAMILIES INVOLVED IN RECORD BREAKING VERDICT,

MUST LEARN TO. SPEAK ENGLISH   Application of Norweg: ian for Citizenship  Denied by Judge

WIVES OF ALIENS. WHO SEEK NATURALIZATION MUST BE FIT CITIZEN!   ALIENS APPLICATIONS FOR NAT: URALIZATION NOW DEPENDENT UPON THE WIPE,

BLAMES GOODRICH   Judge Anderson in Sen. tencing the- Automobile Thieves Savs Governor   PARDONS _TOO MANY    Responsibility _      Feet. of. 7CpartsTwe, Boys. ‘tonPrison

JUDGE ANDERSON ATTACHES BLAME FOR AUTO THEFT:   SOBS OF MOTHER OF DEFENDANT MOVES FEDERAL JUDGE TO SPEECH IN COURT. TODAY   (By United Press)

LAYS BLAME FOR. “AUTOTHEFTS AT FEET OF COURTS   Judge Anderson Also Say {Gov ernor Pardons Thieves as. Fast as They Are Sent Ups:: :

ONE THIRD OF THOSE IN COUNTY THIS YEAR TO ENTER OTHER WORK:      Only Two Men Remain ont ural.  List Outside of Rural High’, School Staffs +--  . ~      Inexperienced Teachers Will Predominate Next Year, Says _ + Supt. Lane

RURAL TEACHERS QUIT PROFESSION   ONE THIRD OF THOSE IN COUNTY THIS YEAR TO ENTER OTHER WORK   LOW PAY THE CAUSE   : ay Only Two Men Remain on Rural : List Outside of Rural High cur School Staffs +   Inexperienced Teachers Will Predominate Next Year, Says ‘Supt. Lane

LOGAL DEALERS PLEADE NOTICE THESE DROPS   Price of Sugar Tumbled Thir. teen Cents at Tulsa, Oklahoma, Today.   PRICE OF BUTTER DECLINES 20 PER CENT   While Milk Prices Also Tum bled—Rise Reported at Elgin.

TEYING TO CORRUPT TROOPS   German Government Finds Eviderce eof Rewolutionary Piet.

INFER FEDERAL AGENTS  MURDERED LORDMAYOR   Sinn Fein Expounds Monstrous Theory as Solution of MacCurtain’s Mysterious Death

MAN WHO PAID FOR EARLY TRAINING OF MARY GARDEN DIES   Chicagoan’ Took Her Out of a Choi “and Gave Her Start; His Wife and " , Singer. ‘Later. Fell: Out.”

WOMAN KNOWN HERE. INVENTS NEW HEEL   Mrs. S. F. Snyder, Gettysburg, Conceived Idea of Detachable Rubber Part for Shoes

WOMAN INVENTS NEW RUBBER HEEL   Mrs. S. F. Snyder Conceivec Idea That Has Promising Future.   ELECTRIC PLANT BOUGHT   Detachable Rubber Heel Company Will Establish Modern Factory Here. An Ideal Location.

Little Danger of a Coal Shortage tn it and Surreanding  ee es ie ie

CANTO GIVES N10 MUTA  AS RESULT Or CONFEREN(E   Unofficial Report Is That Cantu Will Step Down Within Week   OFFICIAL REPORT DENIES AGREEMENT   Cantu Claims Final Actior Awaits Arrival of Certain Papers

French: Officers Had Beer Stoned: by Students, Says  ’' London Report. —   RUHR DISTRICT TROOP. ~~ MOVEMENT COMPLETED   Sentiment in Berlin Growing Against French for Invasion, foes   RULLETIN,

ALLIES TO KEEP SOLD: FRONT, cAyS MINISTER   Nothing in Situaton to Caus Difficulty, {italian Viaw_

TO KEEP MAN O° WAR IN U. S.   Amenica’s Great Race Horse Will Not Go to England.

MAN 0’ WAR TO STAY IN U. S.   Owner of Great Horse Says There's Not Enough Money in the World to Take Him Out.

DID NOT RECOGNIZE THE BALTIC STATES   With Exception of Finland Because it Was Held They Were Rightly Part of Russia and Should be Held for Russian Peopk Until They Should Have Organized Stahle Government

MIXED DELEGATION IN IDAHO   Borah Supporter of Johnson, With Others Leauvinga to Wood.

REPUBLICAN DELFGATES SAMED   Tyrelve lected at Maine Convention— ANT Are 1 ninatrected.

D DELEGATES 10 G. 0. P. MEET NOT INSTRUGTEL   Maine’s Deleaation Wi!l Gr to Convention Unhamper. ed: Senate Action on the Peace Treaty Is Upheld.

UNINSTRUCTED * FOR PRESIDENT   Democratic  State Con vention Declared for . Prohibiiton

REPUBLICANS - 1h MIAINE ELECT ART FRATES   Entire Group Uninstructed But [Four Ave Declared to Favor Governor Lowden   ‘FAVOR RESERVATIONS IN VERSAILLES PACT   Sen. Watson Charges Wilson With Having Played Politics With War Question

MAINE ELECTS 12 DELEGATES   ALL ARE UNINSTRUCTED; é. 0. P  CONDEMN WILSON FOR “PLAY-~  ING POLITICS” WITH WAR

MAINK MEN ARF UNPLEDGED.   ‘Republicans Send Uninastrected Ielegation te (Chicago.

BORAH HEADS. “DELEGATION TU I   Coeur d'Alene Convention Sends Eight Uninstruct> ed Delegates:   FOUR OF THEM SAID TO FAVOR. GENERAL WOOD   Guthrie. to Go—Arkansas to ~* Be Represented by Two Sets—One “Lily, White,” Other Colored, .

DELEGATES NAMED TO NATIONAL MEE?   JOE BURKETT AND §g., : SNODGRASS TO REPRE. SENT THE 17TH.   CONDEMN  LIGHT WINE PLAN   Administrations of Wilson and Hobby Approved—-McAdoo Recommended Likely Candidate.

MAINE DELEGATES UNINSTRUGTED   Republicans Approve Senate’s Refusal to Ratify Peace Treaty.

TEXAS DELEGATION FAVORABLE TOMADOD BUT NOT WOT AYE TE   Seven Women Given Places on State Delegation to San Francisco Convention; T otal of Fifty-two Delegates  Chosen by State Convention.

AMERICA HAS PAID HALF HER WAR DEBT   At 2nd Anniversary of Signing of _ Armistice Two Foremost Leaders Step Back in Private Life   WILSON AND PERSHING RETIRE   Throughout Country Next Sunday Memorial Services Will be Held , For 100,000 Dead Soldiers

ONE HALT WAR DEBI PAID OFF   U. S: Makes Progress In Two Years   In Two Years  LEADERS TO RETIRE  Wilson and Pershing End Duties Soon

AMERICA HAS PAID HALF HER BiG WAR DEBT   Under present Plans It Will Reuire TwentyFive Years to Pay Kemainder.

TWO YEARS AFTER THE ARMISTICE   And Leaders Wil Soon Retire, Mem. ortal Serviers for Nations Dead Next Sundry,

LEADERS IN WAR # SOON.TO RETIRE   PRESIDENT WILSON AND. GEN: ERAT PERSHING BOTH ARE (COMPLETING ‘THEIR.  , LABORS oe   ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVED   FRANCE AND ENGLAND HOLD NOTABLE CELEBRATIONS  IN CAPITALS 

Today, the President — A White Haired Invalid—A Casualty of the Great War, Preparing to  . Leave White House.

COAL MEN ARRESTED AT TERRE HAUTE   INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY IN COAL PRODUCTION IN VIOLATION OF LEVER LAW

PRESIDENT WILL NOT PARDON DEBS   Intention Not Known As To Other Prisoners : °

DEBS SPENDS XMAS IN JA   No Pardon for Socialist, i Decision of President

President Wiison Reiterates His De. cision Not to Pardon Ten Year Prisoner

WONT PARDON EUGENE DEBS   Not Known Whether the President Will Grant  Christmas Pardons

NO HOLIDAY PARDON FOR DEBS   Determination Against Release of So. clalist is Reiterated at White House.

WILSON WON'T GRANT PARDON TO GENE DEBS   NOT KNCWN WHETHER PRES! DENT WILL GRANT ANY CHRISTMAS PARDONS TODAY.

cena R SIN haiti aati .calgmnepcnaemaigeniganel NO CHRISTMAS PRESENT OF FREEDOM FOR EUGENE DEBS

Minister Cabrera Wires New Mexican Statesman to Take , Real Lock at Things Across the Border and Offers Him a Special Train 

EXCHANGES.   New York, Aug. 6.—lExchanges, e714.4909406; balances, $67,968,824.

F  Supply is Ample for All Needs of World, Declares Sir James  dete ee

HAMON MURDER DUE TO POLITICAL PLOT      NEPHEW OF SLAIN OIL MAGNATE GIVES ANOTHER ANGLE   GIRL IS NOW IN TEXAS   According to Story Told Yesterday Smith Woman Crosses Border to Talk to Lawvers.

MORE AERIAL MAIL ROUTES ARE 18 OPEN   One May Pass Over Washing ton Court House.   Columbus, Cincinnati and In. dianapolis Included.

CONTRACTS FOR AIR MAIL.   Three New Routes Awarded at Total Cost of $635,000.

AIR MAIL CONTRACTS GRANTED 10 LAWS   includes Fort Wayne Route Big Passenger Liners to Make Trips

Contracts Let For Three Nev Air Mail Routes—-Planes to Carry Mail and Pagseangrers.

CONTRACTS LE FOR AIR MAIL   Three Routes to be Established —(Carry Passengers. Too

a ae i a  MAIL PLANES: WILL “CHARY PASSENGERS ~NEW ROUTES: FINED   Service Through  Cincinnati To Be Started In Fall.

THREE NEW AIR MALL ROUTES PROVIDED FOR   New Routes to ‘to Atlanta - and Washington. x Passenger's Will be Taken on Some of  The Mail Planes, According T~ Depeant Planc.

ARR LINE WILL ~ CARRY PASSENGERS   Post Office Department Makes Contract With Lawson Co.

PALATIAL AIR LINE FOR PASSENGERS IN NOVEMBER   Government Lets Contracts tc Carry Mail by Plane anc This Means Travelers, Too

Contract for. New York-Chicapo Route via Fort Wayne Is Let to Lawson Air Line Company.   CONTRACTS FOR THREE ROUTES ACCEPTED TODA’   Gver Half Million Yearly Rate for Three Lines; Will Carry Passengers and Mail; First Flight in November.

PLANES DE LUXE INAUGURATED FOR AIR MAIL SERVIC   Palatial Liners of the Air Equipped With Pullman Berths and Modern Fix tures to Operate Soon.

TORNADO SWEEPS THROUGH 8 STATE   Loss of Life and Property ls Great-——-Relief Work Going On.

SUNDAY STORM ~ DAMAGE GREAI   TOLL IN LIVES WILL FIG. URE HUNDREDS   Tornadoes Strike in Widely Separated Places. Viclent In Illinois.

VES AND PROPERTY TOLL OF HIGH WINDS   NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS. INDIA NA, MISSOURI AND WISCONSIN FEEL TWISTER.

SEVERAL STATE OWEPT BY oTORM KILLING 2 AND  INJURING NAN!   Illinois, Indiana, Missouri Wisconsin and Parts o! South Visited By Wors Twicter in History.   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS NAMAGE TO PROPERT'   Greatest Toll of Life is Taken at Two Churches, Where People Are Struck Nown While at Worship.

Tornado Ravages Some of City’s Northwestern Suburbs; Property Loss To Run Into Millions; At Least Seven Dead At Elgin With Loss of Four Million.   STATE TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT

TORNADO HITS © MIDDLE WEST   \ Terrific Twister Storm Devastates Wide Areas in IIlinois, Indiana, Michigan and Missouri, Resulting in scores of Deaths.

CHIGAGO DEATH TOTAL  PLAGED AT TWENTY-SIX   'Jevere Property Loss in Suburbs ant _ in Towns in Ulineis and Indiana   fie the Asseriatet? Preece d

FERRIS CONGRATULATES HARRELO AND OFFERS SUPPORT; RECEIVES MANY MESSAGES OF REGRET

DEMUGHATS NAME JAMES M. GOK AND ROOSEVELT   Ohio Governor Is Nominated on the 44th Ballot.   ADJOURN FRISCO CONVENTION   Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Picked After Sevén Other Men Whose Names Had Been Placed in Nomination Had “Withdrawn.

COX NOMINATE BY DEMOCRATS ON 44TH BALLOT   Frahklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Seoretary of Navy, Named as Running Mate.   IS TRIUMPH: FOR TAMMANY   Bryan Does Not Pretend to Be Pleased With the Ticket—Looks Upon, it - as a Triumph for the Wate

COX OWNS THO ~ NEWSPAPERS IN HIS STATE   JAS. Hf.  . M.COXIS NOMINATED  ON THE 44TH   Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of Navy, Named asf ing Mate,   tee. Democratic Nominee for Presidency, Like Opponent, Is Ohio Editor.   IS TRIUMPH FOR TAMMANY   WES GOVERNOR THREE TIMES   Nominee Is Morried ant Has Four Children—!s Member of Episcopal Church—Likes Fishing and Goif—Elected to Conaress in 1908.   Bryan Does Not Pretend to Be Pleased With the Ticket—Leoks Upon it as a Triumph for the Wets.

Ohio- Governor Is Hominated or the 44th Ballot.   ADJOURN FRISCO CONVENTION   Assistent Secretary of the Treasury Picked After Seven Other Men Whose ‘Names Had. Been Placed :in Nomination Had  WAS CO od emis

SILVER SITUATION. GETS NOTICE IN LEGISLATIVE ABTS. MONDAY   Standard of Subsidiary Coin Reduced to 80 or 90 _ Per Cent in New Plan Proposed.

START HEARINGS ~ ON SILVER BILL      Price of Metal So High Silve: Dollar. Is Going Out off Cir. Author Says:

POLISH CONDITIONS WILL BE SEVERE   Assumes Attitude Similar to That Taken by Allies. ~   WAGED DEFENSIVE WAR   Framers of Conditions Maintain That Burden in Every Particular Should be Placed Upon Bolsheviki—To Insist Upon Return of Railway Cars and Locomotives,

OATAN UY LUG ALE RO LAN VICTOR   Ry Te Nic potarenra hy   i Criticises No Reference, by Cummings to Party’s Part  in Prohibition Case.   FOR INDUSTRIAL ILLS   (Outlines His Proposed Plank to Preevnt Strikes and Lockouts:

BRYAN SLAMS. MR. CUMMINGS   ‘NOT A WORD-BY THE KEYNOT-ER ABOUT PROHIBITION.   W. J. B.-IS AMAZED   AND SO HE PROCEEDS TO READ ~ A FEW RIOT ACTS. :   The Commoner Thinks Mr. Gompe  crs Will Get What He Asks for From This’ Conyention.

CONSPIRACY DISCLOSED   Four Men Are Involved, Three of Whom Are Under Arrest

REVEALS GONSPIRACY TO MUANER ENRIGHT CHICARA  ARR  ERDEE   BOSTON GUNWAN VOW UNDER ARREST WAKES REVELATIONS  OF MURDPER SCHEME.

ARREST THREE IN ENRIGHT MURDES   STATE’S ATTORNEY CLAIMS is HAS CONFESSION OF A CONSPIRACY,

LINER WEATHERS BIG GALE   Steamer Princess Anne Reported Rest. ing Easily on Sand Bar Off Rockaway Point.

SAFE AFTER TERRIFIC STORM   Liner Princess Anne Reported Resting  an Gand Rar

FRANVE NEW U.S. POLICY WITH MEXICO FOLLOWING CARRANZA'S DOWNFALL

MEXICAN POLICY MUST BE REVISED   State Department Takes Recognition of Overthrow of the  Carranza Regime.   U. S COURSE IS UNCERTAIN

R evolutionary Government Now Has Control in Old  Mexico; Carranza is Hele   U.S. State Department Confronted With Probleir of Framing New Mexican Policy—Steps Will Be Taken to Protect American Property.

UNITED STATES METHODS MAY BECHANGED   COLBY TAKES STEPS TQ PROTECT AMERICANS IN MEXICO.

ee  TWO BISHOPS OF CHURCH CHOSED   New York and Detroit Pastors Electec on Eighth Ballot at Methodist Conference; 3 to be Named.

METHODISTS NAME MORE NEW BISHOPS   Negro Church Heads Now Remain to Be Selected.

METHODISTS ELECT TWO MORE BISHOPS   Committee Favors Sterling-Sims Bill Opposed To Transmission Of Bets.

MORE METHODIST BISHOPS NAMEL   LAST WHITE BISHOP APPOINTED TONAY—BALLOT ON NEGROES  Two Negro Bishops to Be Balloted Epon Before Editors For Church Publications Are Elected,

EMPLOYE MANAGEMENT PLAN IS BEING CARRIED OUT IN COLUMBUS P. O   Postmaster Has the Power to Veto But Seldom Has Had  to Frercise It.

G.0.P. WILL WIN N.Y. BY 250,000,   HILLES ASSERTS   Declares Estimate Is Conser  vative Figure Based on Chats wins Danarte -

BOLLING MOTHER ATTEMPTS 10 KILL SEL   Mother of Man Charged With Com plicity in Cowncil Bluffs Train Robbery, Seeks Death.

TRY TO ENJOIN LABOR UNION   West Virginia Mine Owners Fight Against Unionizing Their Work. ings—Seek Injunction,

MILLERAND CHOICE FOR PRES!DENGY OF FRENCH NATION   PREMIER ELECTED TO SUCCEED PAUL DESCHANEL AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE WITHOUT  . SERIOUS OPPO crninsa

MILLERANE (S HEW PRESIRERY OF FRANG]   What Appeared Dendiock Is Fasily Overcome by the French Assembly

OVERWHELMING THE CHOICE OF BOT CHAMBERS TO SUCCEED DESCHANEL WHO RESIGNED

FRANCE HAS A EX   FORMER PRESIDENT DESCHANELE IS SUCCEEDED BY ALEXANDER MILLERAND   (Re Finited Pree)

MILLERAND. 1s: NEW PRESIDENT   Premier Alexandre ” Mil: lerand: Elected President of France to ©   SUCCEED DESCHANEI   His Election Was Almost Certain—Opposed by the ' Radicals Only :

FORMER FRENCH PREMIER ES FORMALLY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PRANCE BY NATIONAL ASSEMBLY   DecEWVED) LARGE VOTE   Led in the Voting From the Sturt Until the falloting Was Completed. —Atrenmpt to Defeat Him Was Failure.

MILLERAND BY BIG MAJORIT'    bis Elected President of French Republle  Without Serious Oppasition In The Voting Today,

NGE MAKE MILLERAND IT NEW PRESIDEN   Practically No Oppositior Develops to Premier’s Elevation

MILLERAND IS ELECTED PRESIDENT FRENCH REPUBLIC   THERE WAS NO SERIOUS OPPOST.TION EXCEPT BY EXTREMWE

MILLERAND MADE FRENGH PRES. BY 600 MAd   Ale Sueceeds President Pau! Deshanel Who Hesigned Because of J Jlealth.

MILLERAND 1S .... MEW PRESIDENT   PREMIER ELECTED HEAD 01 FRENCH REPUBLIC WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION

FARMERS 10 NOIANA. “ARE THREE WEEKS LAT   Unfavorable - Weather and Heavy, Rainfall Made Piowing and Seeding Im      pean se a hips: ‘eaeneen

FARMERS THREE WEEKS BEHIND IN THEIR WORK      STATE CROP REPORT INDICATES LABOR SHORTAGE AND WEATHER ARE HANDICAP PING OPERATIONS

SITTING ON THE BRINKS,   “ommissioners Not Favorable 1 Much 1920 Road Building.

SITTING ON THE! BRINK   a a ee foe 7 Commissioners’ Not ‘Favoratile Much “1920 Road: Building.

REBELS CLAIM TO HAVE CAPTURED TWO TOWNS AND TWO MILITARY TRAINS.

SUCCESSES CLAIMED HY MEXICAN REBELS   TWO TOWNS IN TAMAULIPAS REPORTED CAPTURED. ALSO TWO TRAINS.   EDFAALS ARE CONFIDENT   Embassy At Washington Expresses Confidence That Carranza’s Power Remains Unshaken.

MEXICAN REBELS TAKE TWO TOWNS   In Spite of This Embassy atWashington Announces Carranza’s Control Is Unshaken,

‘WORKHAR FORCES TIME FXTENSICN      Granted 48 Hours Longer By German « . Government To Accept Lf « Proposition.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT GIVES:  MORE TIME TO RUBR REDS iRie  Aaaeclatad Pesan d_

SINE POPULATION. OF ITED STATES   Census Figures Announced As 105 Millions.

POPULATION OF _ UNITED. STATES   Estimated Gain. Will. B Thirteen Million in’ ‘Past Ten Yeais

RUSSIAN REDS IN STAVROPOL   Molshewvists Lifeet Capture of Town  je Neorthere ( senses,

TRANSCONTINENTAL MAIL ATR PLANE Of FLIGHT 10 COAS!   First Mail Plane To Attempt Cross Country Flight Begins Trip.

AIR MAIL FROM “COAST TO COAST   FIRST TRANS - CONTINEN TAL FLIGHT STARTED TODAY,

OCEAN TO OCEAN MAIL BY AIRPLANE    Two Trans-Continental Planes  Leave New York This Morn : ine far Son Francicen

CONFERS WITH POMERENE   iGovernor Cox Talks Over Investigation of Campaign Expenses ,

COVERNOR COX CONFERS WITH GHIO SENATOR   Probe Into Campaign Expenditures Said to be The Theme lInder Discussion.

COX HAS CONFERENCE WITH POMERENE TOBAY   fo 0 Arranga Investigation, ie} Campaign Expenses—Hard. ing to “Open ipa” Satupaae

EE  CORN TRADERS FACING A GRAND - JURY GRILLING   Conspiracy Is Alleged in Manipalation to Corner May Corn by Favored Pool

CORN ‘CORNER’ EROUSES U. S.   POOL T2 GRAB MAY CROP WILL BE INVESTIGATED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY

CARUSO VICTIN OF JEWEL Het   LIFTING SPECIALISTS ENTER TENOR’S COUNTRY HOME AND MAKE GETAUAY WITH BIG LOOT.

ARUSO VICTIM F JEWEL THEFI   LEFTING SPECIALISTS ENTER TENORS COUNTRY HOME AND MAKE @xTanay with 814 LOOT.

WILL SCRAP PLANS FOR BIRGER NAVY   ‘Republican Leaders Do Not Believe in Building New Warships. -

Se ee ee ee ee  PLAN TO SCRAP DANIELS’ PLAK   Naniels’ Projosal tor Bigger Navy Not Approved By Republican Leaders.

cL) a pene UL “AEHISeAANED   Congressman, Consulting Harding, Says Expansion Will Not Be Authorized   PERSONNEL OF 100,000 CONSIDERED ADEQUATE   WHEN STOPS NOW TULLDING ARE COMPLETED WE WILT EQUAL BRITISHT STRENGTH IT IS SAID

REPUBLICANS 10 ~DPPOSE BIG NAVI   To Scrap Daniels’ Proposal and Cut Appropriations Kelly Tells Harding.

NAVY NOT TOE INCREASED tf NEW CONGRESS            Naval Holiday Is. at e of Leaders Says the —  Solon:

DRASTIC GUT IN WORKING FORGE OF P. B.A, SOON   Estimated: 2,000 Will Be Diopped  In Wilminston. Region.

D G. PLEASED LAW STUDENTS   Daily Iowan Gives Nice Aecount of His Addresses at the S. U. I.

MCCARTY GIVES  A LECTURE   bd. Ge MeCatry Leelures at Towa ONy tnd Pleases the Law Students

BUMB OUTRAGE IN CORK TODAY   Civilians Dynamite’ Military Lorry, Killing One Soldier and Wounding Three.

MORE TROUBLE IN IRELAND   Civilians Bombed Military Lorry, Kill. ing One Soldier.

BOMB TROOPS IN IRELAND   Civilians Attack Military Lorry a Cork—One Soldier Killed and Three Wounded.

Palmer's Hat Is Tossed Into Ring   Pennsylvanian’s Presidential Nomination Boom To Be Launched   HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON

VERSAILLES TREATY IS SHELVED   Senator Underwood Says There Will Be no Near Effort Made to Ratify During this Congress.

UNDERWOOD SAYS SENATE WILL NOT RATIFY TREATY   Expresses View While Acting in Op. position To Flan of Repub. licans New Being De Pond nak

Challenge Wood to Meet Charces o Lavish Use of Money by His Managers.

BORAH GHALLENGES WOOn   Wante Signed Sintement Im Aanwer  te Idahe Man's Charzen of  Pn ee

INVITED TO SUBMIT BIDS   Contracts to Supply th State With All Kinds of Merchandise

COLBY SAYS NO NOTE HAS BEEN SENT BY U.S   Secretary of State Announces That Government Has Not Sent Note to Allies en Situation

WANT TO LEAVE RUSSIA ALONE   UNITED STATE DOES NOT WANT TO INTERFERE WITH RUSSIAN POLISH WAR   BULLETIN

COLBY DENIES A NOTE WAS SENT   Secretary of State Refutes French Foreign Office Statement of American Communication, 4}   WILSON EXPECTED TO ACT   Premiers Decide to Support Poland, Subject to Approval of Parliament and Deputies.

BUT OUT OF WAR  ea snr n  e  Has No Desire To Mix In Russia’s Affairs  Savs President. °°

GOVERMENT GTA NO NOTE   Secretary of State Colby Denie: Taking Part In Russo-Polish Situation,   PRESIDENT MAY CHANGE HIS MIND   It Is Cossidered Likely by High OMcinls in Washington That fome Action Will Be Taken  { poner or Later.

SEE DEADLOCK LOOMING HIGH   CONDITION TH§T PRESENTS 11SELF at CHICAGO.   DARK HORSE MAY BE OUTCOME   NO CANDIDATE HAS THE VOrtes TO LAND HIM WINNER.   l ninstrueted Delegates Held Balaace of Power, and Neither Weed. Lewder or Jehnsean Sare ef Any Nember.

REPUBLICAN DEADLOCK AT CONVENTION LOOMS   BALANCE OF POWER RECOGNIZED IN THE UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES.   “ARK HORSE” HAS CHANG   Failure of Wood, Johnson or Lowden Forces to Command Majority Expected to Produce Nominee.

NO FORCES ARE INTHEMAJORITY   Uninstructed Delegates, Who Hold Balance of Power, Arrive in Chicago   LOWDEN CLAIMS 250   Wood and Johnson Also Optimistic—Dark Horses Go Begging For Riders

ae ae: Lowden Forces Claiming As High As 250 Votes Which Remain to Be Counted   PRELIMINARY BALLOTS TO GIVE NEEDED TEST   Predict Three or Four Ballots By Thursday Night and Decision Friday

‘Neither Wood, Johnson Nor ~ Lowden Has Enough Votes to Win, Which May Recult in a Surorise Nominee   SITUATION ADMITTED TO BE BADLY MIXED   Representatives of Various Candidates Make Wild Claims: Nomination on First Ballot Not Possible.

WILL TART OFF WITH DEADLOCK   Is Prospect Facing Republican Convention   Are Expanding but Neither Wood, Lowden, Nor Johnson Has Enough Votes to Swing Nomination and Chances of Dark Horses are Considered Good—Plans of Leaders

STROMBERG, STUTZ TRADING PROBED   N. Y. Exchange Refuses Accept the Terms of Allen A. Ryan

10 GIVE RYAN A GOING OVER   N. Y. Stock Exchange Not Satisfied With Explanations of Stutz Deal.

WOULD BAN ALL SAVE’ THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE   Goneral Federation of Women:  Cinbs Make Reeomnmendations.

OPPONENTS IK PAILURE 10 CRT TOGETHER   Wilson Administration Now Looking for Suitahle Dark Horse —   BRYAN IS FIGURE   {f His Liquor Plank is Adopted: Present Candidates Can- ’ not Accept It

M'ADOO 1S SILENT   “Nothing Whatever to Say,’ Message to Inquiring Reporters

M’ADOO STILL KEEPING MUM   Continues to Refuse to Comment or Growing Boom at the Frisco Convention.

M’ADOO MAINTAINS SILENCE   Refuses to Comment on Growing Boom at San Francisco.

‘NADOO SILENT  ONDEVELOPMENTS   NOT EVEN IN TOUCH WITH WHAT IS GOING ON AT FRANCISCO SAYS SECRETARY

MOTOR LIGENSES AT HALF PRICE   Many Pennsylvanie Owners Who are Wait. ing for Half-Fee - Per iod, Will Not Get Chance until Auge. .   SECOND HAND NOTE

TEN DAY LIMIT IS NEARLY GONE   CANDIDATES Hi? VE TO FILE STATEMENTS WITHIN TEN DAYS   Perpeiinre of Office and Fine b Pengity fer Failure to Comply With Law

TEN DAY LIMIT  ¥§ NEARLY’ GONE   CANDIDATES HAVE TO “F STATEMENTS ITUIN TEN DAYS                   With Law

CUMMINS DEBATES REPLY  TO BRYAN DECLARATION   Democratic Chairman Uncertain as to Course with Regard to Demand for Quitting Edwards

THREE MILLION DOLLARS GIVEN TO-INTER-CHURCH > WORLT-MOVEMENT CAUSE

WHIRLED TO DEATH AROUND BELT SHAF'   Jacob Dennis Dies Few Hours Afte York Accident——Relatives In New Oxford

WORKMAN CAUGHTIN A BELT   AND WHIRLED AROUND SHAFT TO HIS DEATH. ~   Husband and Wife, Former Resi dents of County, Died Within 48 Hours of Each Other.

DEATH REPS _ ON MACSWINES   Irish Lord Mayor Is Near Fina! Collapse as Result of His Hunger Strike,

LORD MAYOR OF GOR REXPECTED 10 COLLAPSE HOURLY: 18 STILL CONFINEL

LAUGH MAYOR NEAR DEATH FROM HUNGEF   MacSweeney Urges Every trish. man to Offer His Life for Ireland.

MAC SWEENEY IS NEAR DEATH   His Brother Does Not Expect. He Wik Last Much Longer

UNDERWOOD IS RENOMINATED FOR SENATOR   Democratic Leader of Senate an Easy Winner in Alabama Primaries.

VNDERWOOD RENOMINATED.   Alabama Senator Wil Succeed Ninseli, Reports Indleate.

URGES TAX ON BANK DEPOSITS   Rep. Treadway Offers Bill Making Levy of 1% of t Per Cent— Would Bring Billion.   CONSIDER RELIEF TO FARMERS   Special Comnifice Appointed by the “House te Aid Growers—Consider , Question of Checking Price De, glines Through Tariff.

TAX IS URGED ON BANK DEPOSITS FOR REVENUE   Special Comnilttee Appointed by the House to Aid Growers—Consider Question of Checking Price Declines Through Tariff.

WOULD PUT TAK UN BANK DEPOSIT:   Treadway Offers Bill Making Levy of 1% of 1 Per Cent.   FARMER RELIEF CONSIDERED   Members cf House Name Committee to Consider Aid to Growers—-Tele. graph Situation Receives Attention of Committee.

FOOD PRICES ” MAY DECREASE   England Depending O; Russia for Large Part of Her Supplies

ee ee ee eee eee eee  LIFTING OF BLOCKADE INFLUENCED BY PRICES OF FOO IN ENGLAN   RUSSIAN FOODSTUFFS EXPECTEI TQ DECREASE PREVAILING SCHEDULE OF COSTS,

AMERICAN LEGION. DEBT DROPS:$1,000 EACH DAY   National Treasurer's Report Shows Or. ganization will be Olear of Finaneial Oblirvations Soon

REACTIONARY TENDENCIES  ALSO DENIED BY. LEADERS!   Danger of Serious Revolutionary Acts Appear to Have . Passed,   ALLIES WATCHING EVENTS   Holding Aloof and Will Permit German People to Choose . ‘Own Government.

Effect of Revolt on Peace Terms is Problemati cal—Allies May Retain Aloof and Let Germans Settle Form of Government Wanted.

MILLIONAIRE AND OTHER RADICALS STAND CONVICTED   OF CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES

RADICALS ARE LONVIGTED Of ~ GONSPIRAC   William Lloyd and Other: . Must Serve Prison _. '. Perms

Nearly Every Rallvoad Man: WHHL be’ : Within Scope of Income Tax Law. 

Will be a Joy Forever,   WILL HELP UNCLE SAM.   Nearly Every Railroad Man Will be Within Scope of Income Tax Law.

MILK VICTIMS— CREAM TO THE PROMOTERS   Officials of Defunct Consum ers Packing Co. on Trial Today.

SOLD STOGK BY MAIL AND NOW GO BEFORE COURT   Half Million Dollars Go Tx Promotion and Cause Prosecution.

RECLUSE PASSES AWAY SAYING HIS PRAYERS   MARINETTE WIDO/VER FOUND DEAD TWO DAYS AFTER DEATH

RECLUSE PASSES AWAY SAYING HIS PRAYERS   MARINETTE WIDONER. « DEAD TWO DAYS AFTER DEATH,

Tells N. Y. Legislative Committee That Party is Allied With Trotzky and Lenine} ARCOREY  Ganrag Gnarialiat Gnalana.

SOCIALISTS ARE FLAYED.   Littleton Says Investigatio: Will Not Be ‘‘Tempegt in a Teapot.”’

Mr. Littleton Puts Propositior Straight Up to Assembly fr Outlining’“What Prosecutio: “Expects to Show in. Case o' Five Members Now Under  Qrananeian

PARTY FLAYED BY LITTLETON INN. ¥. PROBE   Counsel Declares Inquiry Into Loyalty of Five Suspended Assemblymen Will Not Prove “Tempest In Teapot.”   AIM AT GOVERNMENT?   Declares Country Will Understand That So-Called Political Party Is Agent Of Soviets Before Hearings _ End.

NEW YORK to FIGHT INQUIRY INTO LOYALT)   ATTORNEY FOR THE MEN DE. FENDS SOVIET RUSSIA IN TALK TO ASSEMBLY   Martin Littleton Savs Treason Wil be the Law if Traitors Are Let Write Law.

WAGQUERAUING AO PARTY, Tht! PLOT TREASON   STRIKE HANDS WITH FVERY AGENCY OF FORCE THAT MENACES NATION.   LITTLETON’S INDICTMENT

GALLERIES APPLAUD ELOQUENT STATEMEN’   Asserts Suspended Members of State Assembly Owc Allegiance to Invisible Emnire! enine Head.

YORK Pererneees CALLS FORTH BITTER ORA-, TORY FROM ATTORNEYS IN  ARGUING AGAINST MO. TIONS TO DISMISS.      CHEERED BY GALLERY

SOCIALISTS ARE FLAYED,   Littleton. Says. tnvestigation Will Not Bo-“Teimpest in ‘a Teapot.” °

MOR ne Y, THEY at Tey   STRIRE HANDS WITH AGENCY OF FORCE MENACES NATO         LEFTLETON’S INDICTRRENT

Martin Littleton Says Object Is Installation of Soviet  Government in U.S.      General Strike Is Threatened If Nev York Assembly Expels Five Suspended Members

‘SO-CALLED SOCIALISTS © _ ENEMIES OF NATION   Martin Litdeton, Cowunses for No ¥.     scinbly Committee, Decl     Oreawization Allied With _ Sleds,

TRIAL OF SUSPENDED NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMEN CALLS FORTH BITTER ORATORY FROM ATTORNEYS IN ARGUING AGAINST MOTIONS TO DISMISS.   CHEERED BY GALLER}

Hillquit’s Plea Is Answered by Littleton Before. Assembly’s Committee,   CROWD, CHEERS TALK IN. SPITE OF RULES   Aliens Paying Party Dues. Could Rule Suspended Assemblymen, is Conten-. tion of Attorney. =~

WASHINGTON WARNED BY EMBASSY OF THREATS AGAINST ENGLISHMEN   Chief Secretary for Ireland Receives Note Saying That Reprisals Must Stop or King’s Subjects In America Will Be Killed   FOOD RIOTS RESULT ‘FROM HIGH PRICES

DEPARTMENT IS. INVESTIGATING   Note Threatened Eng. lish Subjects Residing ih United States

REPRISALS MAY REACH AMERIC   . a,  Englishmen Here Threatened If Re  ~ prisals Continue In Ireland iAfter November 14.

THREAT AGAINST BRITONS. _ - IN- AMERICA I$ RECEIVED   Embaasy' Delivers Copy of Message Warning of: Reprisale to State - Department

SSR Re Ne IN EER eRe TURIN ER Nace ar ne eves Pa ¥Yine Workers te cet 'Renorts.

UNITED MINE WORKERS MEET AT CONVENTION   Pres. Lewis Annonnces'No Action Can Be Taken Which Will Affect Praesent Agzrecment,

HAL MINERS AEGONVENE AT COLUMBUS,   Lewis Says No Action Will be Taken Affecting Recent Agreement

MINERS AGAIN IN CONFERENCE   2500 Delegates Gather at. Columbus Ohia, to Get Repsrt of Mine : Officials

CONVENTION OF Wi WORKERS IN COLUMBU:   President. Lewis Auiounces ‘That the Wage: Sele Will be Submitted January 8

MINERS ACCUSE OPERATORS   Viulation of Agreement Alleged in Several States.   APPEAL IS MADE TO PALMER

GOT THEIR SUPPLIES.   Inspectors From the Various Precinets Here Todey.

GOT THEM SUPPLIES.      Inspectors From the Various. Pre: . cinets Here Today. - .

* VIRGINIA DERT Case Oo . VIPED FROW PUCKETT + OF SUPREME COURT:

DOCK   Unltd States Supreme Court Winds Up Va-W. Va. Deht Litigation,

INDICT 2 IN BUILDING TRUST   New York Grand Jury Takes First Action on Charges of Graft in That City.

Palmer to Ash Laws That Will Stop Red Death   Unless Congress Acts We Wil : gr Continue to Have Explosions. Savs Atty-Gen.

PALMER WILL RENEW REQUEST FOR RED LAWS   FIND SUPPOSED BOMB IN SAN FRANGISGO

PALMER URGES DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST ‘REDS   Attorney General Will Renew Request for Le: gislation Upon Next Congress, As Result of N. Y. Bomb Explosion.      DEATH TOLL, 36

HUN NOBILITY ’ GIVEN FINES   Men Who Attacked th _ French Officers Are a Made to Pay .

FOUR WOMEN ON ~ DEMOCRATIC FORCE   Women and Men Are to bs Apportioned Equally on the Executive Committee, Ac cording to Chairman Cum mines.

4. MORE WOMEN PICKED BY DEMOCRATIC BODY   Equal Representation, Plan of National Committee.

DEMOCRATS NAME 4 WOMEN   Two Other Female Members of Ex. ecutive Committee Soon to Be Named.

THREE DEAD, ONE DYING, BECAUSE ot CAROLINA ROW   Back Fire from Auto Sots Fire to Man’s Pumice and He Be gins Shooting.

SOUTH CAROLINA FARMER KILLS 3, WOUNDS ANOTHEF   Charles Corbett Comes to Coumbia an ives Himself Up After Wholesale Slaughter.

JUDGE DAUGHERTY DIES AFTER THREE MONTHS’ ILENESS   Carterville Man Was Prominent In County Business and Politics—Funeral to Be. Held Thursday.

DETROIT WANTS SEA OUTLET.   Bemefits te Foliew Great Lakes t Tidewater Route.

POLAND TO GET NEW NOTE      State Department to Urge Guarantee Be Given That Russia Won't Be Invaded.

LES TOSTOP FT GTINTIARIES   New Note Will Oppose “Un needed Invasion” Into Riecia.   SOVIET IS ACTIVE   Leads Army of 10,000 Men Into Caucasus, Threatenine Armenta.

NEW NOTE GOES TO POLAND   U. S. Urges Guarantee That Russia Won't Be Invaded.

STOCKS STILL ON THE CLIME   Ir- p--re<] Conditions Are ineflected in Today’s Buoyant Market:   READING EASES OFF A FRACTION

~ ON THE CLIMB   ir p--7c-1 Conditions Are iXeflected in Today’s Buoyant Market:   READING EASES OFF A FRACTION

DA.BOLLING TO TALK - TO LAFAYETTE ELKS   TO DESCRIBE SOLDIER RELIEF WORK THAT WAS DONE BY THE ORDER

OR BOLLING TU TALK TU LAFAYETTE ELKS      TO BESCRIBE SOLDIER RELIEF WORK THAT WAS DONE BY THE ORDER

SPARK PLUG PLOT   Country Wieoded With tmitidious of     idard Product.

ARRESTS MADE IN HUGE SPARK PLUG SWINDLE   Chicago Firm Charged With Usurping folede Company’s Dataniec   Low Grade Plugs Bore Higl Grade Name is Charge Made

TRADE SWINDLE ~ IS UNCOVERE]   TMITAT ION SPA SPARK . PLUGS JTIAVE NEARLY RUINED : TOLEDO COMPANY.   Carried Trade Mark of Regula Concern But. Were Cheaply » Constructed. tO

Swindlers Flood Market witft Thousands of Cheap imitations of Well Advertised Spark Plug

LOW GRADE  SPARK PLUGS   Plot Discovered to Flood Market With Low  Grade Imitations

AFTER PROFITEERS.   Veterans at Indianapolis Held Up by Rooming House People.

AFTER PROFITEERS,   or oe Veterans at. Indianapolis Hela up bs Rooming.. Honse People.”

PIONEER ‘veheHe R DEAD.      ewe ped a gs ok : . tecunitied at une ‘Home In. hafay ret ‘este. [ Age , or re

PIONEER TREACHER DEAD.   Succumbed at Her Home In Latayejte at Age of 71.

AMERICAN MADE ARMY PLANE WINS PULITZER TROPHY   Lieut. Mosley Flies 3 Miles a Minute in Mineola Air Race.

MISSING QUAKE IN CHINA   News From Kan Su Fits Records of Seismographs in the United States.

ALL ROADS GO OVER   NEW ESTIMATE ASIRD FOR EP THE DARTIOW HIGHWAY.   Commissioners 40 Meet Feb. 25 in Regard to Knick Road.

EW “ESTIMATE ASID FOR I) . THH DARKOW HIGHWAY.          joners 40 Meet Feb. 25 in  Bs Reg roto Kaick Road,

EXCHANGE PICKS UP AS COMBINED HELP WAS NEAR   Finance ‘Leaders hac Planned International  Aid for Market.

TERM OF ClaCul] COURT NUS TID WEEK TILL SEPI   Number of Cases Continued Until September Term—Eward Divorce Suit for Sept. 20   DISMISS SEVERAL COMPLAINTS

JERM OF CIRCUIT WUURT ENDS THIS WEEK TILL SEPT   Number of Cases Continued Until September Term—Eward Divorce Suit for Sept. 20   DISMISS SEVERAL COMPLAINTS   Gross and Mull Complaints are Dismissed—Robbins Case Continued by Agreement of Parties

TREASURY HEAD IS CHOSEN   President to Announce His Selection Within Day or Two, Is White House Rumor.

PRESENT NARBES TREASURY SECY,   Recommendation G Goes to Senate ~—Public Soon Advised

WILSON SELECTS SECRETARY   Name of Successor to Glass Will Go to Senate Teday or  awe... Ss oo

CHURCH UNION PLANS      Methodist and Presbyterian Pro. jects Received Favorable Action

UNIFICATION » PLAN ADOPTEL   Recommended: Joint Ses. sion'of Not: Over: 400 Delesates: Meet

METHODISTS WILL HOLD JOINT MEET   Plans for Unification of North and Bouth Branches Will be, Discussed: at Conference.

METHODIST GHUAGHES 10 HAVE JOINT CONFERENCE TQ ARRANGE UNIFICATION   COMMITTEE OF NORTHERN CON FERENCE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TODAY.

Funeral - Procession. Passed Through Lines of Thousands of Admirers.   NO TROUBLE IS EVIDENT   Soldiers on Guard to Preven: Outbreaks but Are Not. Needed, .

CARRANZA NUT DOING FAVORD FOP BONILLAG   WIRES OBREGON REBUKING HIM FOR DISRESPECT SHOWN IN RECENT PROTEST.   Savs Aguilar Had Senarated Himselt From Government Before He Worked For Bonillas

BONILLAS NOT HIS CANDIDATE, SAYS CARRANZA   Sharply Rebukes Obregon and Says Government Is Not  Back of Ambassador   “DISRESPECT” IS SHOWN   Partiality in Race Is Denied ' by President

CARRANZA REBUKES COLONEL OBREGON   DENIES PARTIALITY SHOWN BOX ILLAS AND ACCUSES AIM OF BAD FAITH

PRESIDENT’S BROTHER-IN-LAW BROUGHT INTO SHIPPING SCANDAI   Evidence by McCann and Sands That R. Wilmer Boling  Was One of Three to Spit “$40,000 Bribe” From  Wallace-Downey Company.

4 A  LECPoN cpl LLL Jt   partepated in by Bolling, It Is Claimed.   3R0THER-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT INVOLVED   --semony Given in Shipping Board Prohe.   cness Tells Story of an Affi davit Drawn Touching Payment of $40,000 by the Shipbuilding Corporation.

Turn Taken In Shipping Probe Is Sensational   Name of President’s Brother in-law is Drawn Into An Alleged Bribe.   SHIP-BUILDING CO. PUT UP MONEY   Reporter Testifies as to An Affidavit Which Enters Into Sensation.

PHcolULA g  BAOTHER-I-L AW   Breught in As an Alleged Participant in a Shipping Beard Bribe.   CTHER WASHINGTON MEN FIGURE IN IT   KMicre Sensations are Developed by Investigation Inte Irregularities Charged.

SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE GIVEN IN SHIPPING BO ARD PROBE IN _% NEWYORK B Y NEWSPAPER MAN   HIGH UPS NAMED IN $40,000 BRIBERY BY A CONCERN BUILDING SHIPS FOR THE GOVERNMENT UNDER DIRECT !ON OF BOARD. i

SENSATIONAL TURNIS TAKEN IN SHIP PROBE   Name of R. Wilmer Bolling, Brother-in-law of President Wilson Brought Up as Alleged Participant In $40,000 Bribe.

CHARGES IN THE _SHIPPIN BOARD INVESTIGATION   Name of the President’s Brother-inLaw Is Brought In   As Alleged Participant In a $40,000 Bribe.

President's Brotherin-Law ie Named By Witness As Have. ing Been Participant in Payment to Corporation’   New York Newspaperman At Congress Inquiry Tells of Unsigned “Affidavit” In - volving R. Wilmer Bolling

SAY PROSPERITY IS AHEAL   Bankers .Gathered in: Boston for Convention Assert Profiteering la Dying Out,

CAN SEE ONLY PROSPERITY   Rankers Gathered in Boston for Con. vention Are Optimistic.

As He Tells Them So They Will Vote On Treaty Reservations--Rejection of Compromise Will Kill  Dot fnatian

LUMP MoE PROPOSALS ON HAT IEGATION   .ast Hope Depends Upon Wilson’s Reply to Plan of Senator Simmons   PRESIDENT’S VERDICT WILL BE ACCEPTABLE   LEADERS USING EVERY FEF FORT TO REMOVED PEACI TREATY FROM THE NEX’ CAMPAIGN,

SHARP BREAKS IN CORN MARKE   July Delivery Undergoes Fall of Seven and Quarter Cents

HEAVY BREAK IN VALUE OF CORN.   wuly Delivery Under  7 and 1-4 Cents a Bushel, Form Yesterday Close.

SENSATIONAL BREAKS ON THE CORN MARKEI   July Delivery Takes Extreme Fall of 7 1-4 Cents Bushel.

GUN MARKET UN WILD RAMPAGE ~~ THIS AFTERNOD   ‘Sensational Breaks in the Value o Corn Reported This Afternoon From Chicago

‘CORN PRICES TUMBLE ON CHICAGO MARKET   Indications of Financial Strain and Talk of Drastic Measures to End Congestion Reasons Given

TRUMBO SEES. THREATENING MONEY CRISIS   All Banks of Tenth District . Overloaned; Situation  Alarming, He Savs.   ORGY OF SPENDING _ IS PARTLY TO BLAME

SHARP BREAK IN PRICES OF COR!   Extreme Decline of 7 14 Cents Bushel, July Delivery, At  Chicagn

Indications of Financial Strain Cause Selling In Chicago— July Down to $1.69}.

AMERICAN LEGION WILL URGE MILITARY THAINING  T        To Continue ilfeeis to dict Law inna  rete Borverr Congress Adsourns,

ARMY PLAN TO BE PUSHED   Legion to Continue Work for Adoption mf THrill Balieyv.

LEGION.-PUSHES ARMY PLAN   Won't Halt Work for Adoption. of Universal Drill Policy——-Efforts to Be Continued.

ae  LEGION PUSHES ARMY PLAN   ‘Won't Halt Work for Adoption of Uni. versa! Drill Policy—Efforts to Be Continued.

Mrs. Archie Roosevelt Suspected by Officer of  Being “Ranre Renner

“RS. ARCHIE ROOSEVELT JETAINED BY DETECTIVE   MeuUShor-in-daw of Tate Ex-President “Vlestoncd About Suitcases in \utomobile in Chicago.

W. S. WASHER IS SPEAKER   Addresses National Grain Dealers t Winnenanolis.

WOOD. FIGHTS FOR ILLINOIS   With Big -Lead in Pledge Delegates Party Favorite - Invades Lowden Territory.   PRIMARY ON TUESDAY

ILLINOIS, NEAT BURDLEUN AACE FORPRESIDENC   PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES IN THAT STATE NEXT TUESDAY—-THE OUTLOOK.

~ 1S NEXT. PRIMARY   Wi oon ASD LOWDEN TO.- FUR NISH EXCITEM IN THAR STATE.       NEW YORK &.. 0. P.F0 G6 TO MICHOLAS MERRAY RUTLER, Wah SOS) DELEGATES,

ILLINGIS IS NEXT IN THE BATTLE LINE   Goy. Lowden and Gen. Wood Will Contest in State Primary   Wood Is Confident of Defeating Favorite Son Next Tuesday

ILLINOIS NEXT {0 NAME DELEGATES: WOOD IS ACTIVE   ee  lle And Lowden To Contest For 53 Delegates Next Tuesday   JOUNSON STILL LEADS   California Man Retains Majority In Michigan—P[olitical News

Illinois Is Next Hurdle in Great  Presidential Race   General Wood To Contest With Gov. Lowden I1 _ “Favorite Son” Event—La Follette Lost In Wisconsin—Hoover Leading “Democrat.”

POLITICIANS TURN THEIR ATTENTION   YESTERDAY'S PRIMARIES DID NO! CLARIFY SITUATION—WOOD LEADS IN G. 0, P.  ACE

ILLINOIS NEXT’ TO HOLD PRIMARY   Preferential Election Will be Held Next Tuesday   LOWDEN STRONG CONTENDER   Home State of Republican As. pirant ta Ralist

Illinois Next in Political Limelight   Presidential Preference Primaries will be Held In State Next Tnesday

EASTMAN RICHARD GIVES dace $50,000 TO BACON   Eastman Richards ‘Makes: a Fin - Donation to the Muskogee _ a Colleve. ~.

GIVES $50,000 TO BACONE   Eastman Richards Makes a Fin Donation to the Muskogee College.

U. S. TROOPS LEAVE SIBERIA   Two Transports Depart /fer Manila With 41 Officers and 1,700 Men.

U. S$. TROOPS LEAVE SIBERIA   Two Transports Depart for Manila  With 41 en. and ! Ta! aie

YANKS MOVE TOWARD HOME FROM NORTH   First Troops Left Sibe ria Jan. 17th, Says Delayed Report.

OAS FEDERAL TRADE PROBE HUGE FRAMELP   W. B. Colver of Commission Employes Avows Arrests of Members Made to Carry Out Charge of Bolshevism.   Declares “Big Five’ Connived With Radicals to Put Department Workers in Compromising Position.

CHARGES FRAMEUPS INVOLVING PACKERS   POLVER SAYS ARREST OF TRADE BODY EMPLOYVES PLOTTED.   Alleges That “Big Pive™ Seught shew That Vederal Commission Was a “Hothed of  Rolshevisem.

FRAME UP  CAUSE OF ARRESTS  - BHARGEL   MENTIONS MARTENS IN COMMENT ON PACKERS   ‘Reads Alleged Claim That Ef  fort Made to Get Meat {supply Past Blockade

FRAME UP GHARSEE REGENT HALO AGAINGT RARIGALS   EMPLOYES OF PEDERAL TRADE COMMESSION CAUGH' IN NET ENTER PROTEST.

COLVER TELLS  OF FRAME-UP, TODISCREDIT TRADE BOARD   Charges Department of Justice Agents in Plot.   DEFENNS HIS MEN TAKEN IN RAIDS   Intimates That Large Packers Had Hand  in Game.

‘Commission Member Says Arrests, Which Came in  Recent Drive on Reds, Were Designed to Build a Theory That Body Is Bolsheviki Hotbed—Intimates Packers Were Involved to Attain Result,

AARC To FRAME UP SAYS COLVER   Trade Commission’ Member Before Committee,  WHOLE DAY ON STAND   Declares Arrests of Employes in Connection, with “‘Red’’ Raids Designed to Build Dp Theory that Commission is Hot Bed of: Bolshevism— Makes Sqme Tntimationsc

FRAME UPS' AGAINST TRADE BODY CHARGED   COLVER MAKES ALLEGATIONS REGARDING ARRESTS OF COMMISSION EMPLOYES.   QURING AIDS UPON REDS   Alleges Purpose to Build Theory That Federal Department Is Hotbed of Bolshevism.

HAYS APPOINTS ADVISORY BOARI   Forty Recruits Chosen From All Factions in Republican Party.

ADVISORY COMMITTEL   JN’ REPUBLICAN: CAMPAIGN.      Comprising ° ‘Twenty- four Men and Sixteen ‘Women Named by Chairman Heys.

Advisory Committee Includes wden-and-— Other Prominent Men.   ALL PARTY FACTIONS © ARE REPRESENTED   National Committee Challenges Two of Governor Cox’s Statements.

nr REIGNS INTHE REPUBLI     BLICAN RANKS SAYS HAYS   Announces Personnel of the Campaign Advisory Committee   MANY CASTLE H HILLS N THE WEST

40 Republicans From Al: Factions of Party Picked For Advisory Committee

HAYS: APPOIMAS, MORE. ADVISORS   Announces Names of Fort: Members Recruited From Different Factions

REPUBLIGAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED TUESDAY BY CHAIRMAN   Recruited From Every Faction O Party and Includes Taft - Huches and Hoover.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE   IN REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.   Comprising Twenty-four Men and Sixteen Women Named by Chairman Hays.

REPUBLICAN PARTY A UNIT   Will Hays Annonnces a Committee Made Up From Every Fae tion Within.

PROGRESSIVES SEND HARDING PLEDGE OF AID   [Republican Candidate Sticks to Work on Speech for Nati fication Ceremonies   COX PLANS WILSON VISIT   Democratic Candidate Talks to Women on Suffrage Before Leaving for Washington

HARDING SPEECH TO BE THE REAL FIGHTING ISSUE   Candidate: Taking Great Care i in. Preparation of What Will Be Keynote of the Campaign.

HARDING'S SPEECH MAY DEVELOP REAL CAMPAIGNKEYNOTE   Acceptance Address Expected to Lay Broad Foundation for Party’s Fight.   J GIVEN SUPPORT PLEDGE   BY JOPLIN PROGRESSIVE   Courtesies Due Running Mate Prevented Legion Speech, Explains Nominee:

ACCEPTANCE TO BE CAMPAIGN KEYNOTE   Harding will Interpret Republican Platform.

NOTIFICATION TALK TO STRIKE 6.0.P. KEYNOTE   Harding’s Speech To Touct On All Campaign Is sues.

SATURDAY AT THE MINES   HARDING GRINDS AWAY AT SPEEGK (F ACCEPTANCE

Nominee Counted On to Define Party Issues for Coming Campaign.   RECEIVES MORE PLEDGES   Former Progressives Writing— Plans for Notification Perfecied.

SOOCECEC EEL ECBO SU EC  Only 230 More Days   HARDING SPEECH “REAL OPENER   Address At Notification Ceremonies To Touch On ALL Important Issues

HARDING’S SPEECH TO EMBRACE ALL ISSUES   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IS HARD AT WORK PREPARING ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS FOR NEXT THURSDAY.

HARDING STILL WRITING SPEECH   Thinks Perhaps, May Wind it up by Tomorrow Night

HARDING'S ADDRESS UPON: NOTIFICATION WALL SOUND KEYNOTE  - OF COMING CAMPAIGN   Candidate's Interpretation of the Planks of Platform Expected io Define Stand

HARDING SPEECH TO HIT KEYNOTE   G. 0. P. NOMINEE WILL INTER" ®PRET CHICAGO PLATFORM  Farmer and Laborer May Be Given Special Mention in Acceptance Ad dress—No Cause for Offense.

HE WILL TOUCH ON ALL TOPICS   Harding’s Speech of Accept ance Heralded as Comprehensive Keynote.

SEN HARDING TL UND CAMPAIGR KEYNOTE IN TALK   Nominee Expected to Tell G. O. P. Attitude Toward Farmer and Laborer in Notification Speech.

AF REPUBLICAN:   Senator Devoting All Time Te Completion of the lmportani Message,  Dartinulac Attantionn ic Eyvnoctoec

HARDING SAYS HE HAS GIVEN NO CAUSE FOR OFFENSE TO LEGION COMMITTEE   'Had Accepted Invitation Tentatively, but Had to Change Plans Because of Date Coming Between His Speech of Acceptance and That of Gov, Coolidge

Carranza Buried With Poor   PAUPERS” GRAVES SURROUND RESTING PLACE  —_ OF FORMER PRESIDENT: BURIED IN FLOWERS   Great Crowds At Funeral

Murdered President of Mexicc Was Buried Among the Graves of Panpera In the Cemetery  : of Sorrows,

Se  ‘Carranza’s Body Is Laid: ‘ToRest Among Paupers, President's Last Wi shi

AOVANCE IN RATES HAVE ” BEEN GRANTED RAILROADS   - 4 Calling For Change In Freight And Passenger Service To Take  Effect September Ist. 7

COMMISSION GRANTS BIG RATE BOOST   Advances of  25 ' To 40 Per cent In Freight Charge Passed.

FREIGHT UP 3970; PASSENGER FARES ONE-FIFTH HIGHER   Advances Authorized Saturday By Commerce Commission To Meet Increased Wage Granted Unions; To Take Effect On Five Days’ Notice; Other Charges Raised.

KING OF GREECE “DOES NOT ‘LIKE LEEDS MARRIAGE   Has Broken Off Relation: With Mother and  DoAdienw:

WEDDING ANGERS EX-KING   Former Greek Ruler Breaks with His Mother and Brother Over Marriage with Mrs. Leeds.

BOUST WAGES AT ONGE. SAYS JEWEL   Declares Immediate lncvease of Eighteen Cents an Hour Should be Given kailroad Employes, Pending Decision

FOR IMMEDIATE BOOST  OF RAILROAD WAGES    Shop Crafts Head Asks Increase Pending Decision of Federal Labor Board

WANT INCREASE _ PENDING: DECISKOA   Ask Eighteen Cents an.Hour Increase to “All Workers on: Railroads   URGE ACTION AT ONCE   Telegraphers’ Make Reques' for Eight Hour Day; Extra - Pay -for Sundays

MORE GERMAN PAPER MONEY   Nearly 1,400,000,000 Marks New Issue in Circulation.

CITY WANTS MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PROPOSED ~ HIT: aATw~    NEAR QUINCY SCHOOL   Forty Lawrence Men Invest $250 Each in Scheme and Will Be ~ Own Customers ye,         Citizens Who Want Altey in 1000 Block-Between Maine and Missouri Appear

NO 0. K. FOR NE ; FILLING STATION  layer VTS <n 1h NFORMA  NEAR QUINCY SCHOOL   Forty Lawrence Men Invest $259 Each in Scheme and Will Be Own Customers   Citizens Who Want Alley in 1000 Block Between Maine and Mtssouri Appear

STONE IS COMING EY.   Roof May Be on New School Build ing This Winter,

TRAILS BILL TO WILSON DESK   Senator Ashurst Learns Only , That President Has Not Yet Signed Miné Measure,

SEARCH PIGEONHOLES FOR MISSING BILL   MINE ASSESSMENT MEASURE LOSS IN OFFICIAL RED TAPE TANGLE   Arizona Senator Declares Claim  Jumpers Could Rob Rightful Canin of “ tooutiede

ARIZONA SENATOR INVADES WHITE HUH INFORMATION   Got But Little, However, at Executive Mansion   POLICEMEN ARE BEWILDERED

ASHUAGT 9 TRGK VERY DIFFICULT   Long Search for Informa tion Avails Little   And Pays Several Unconventional Calls at White House in Effort to Learn Fate of Mine Assessment Bill to Satisfy Constituents Whose Inquiries Become Pressing

Senator Is Persistent in in Quest of True Status of Mine ASSessment Bil]

ASHURST TRIES TO LEARN FATE OF MINING MEASURE SPENDS SEVERAL HOURS TRAILING THROUGH OFFICES  -O- - O- <-O- -O- -O- -0OFINDS OUT NOTHING, EXCEPT THAT IT ISN’T SIGNE

SENATOR PURSUES FRUITLESS QUEST FAR MINE MEASURI   Ayizona Solon Meeis Rebuffs At White House—Fails to Get Promised Word Of Action.

RED TAPE HINDERS  ARIZONA’S SENATOR   ASHHURST CONSTITUENTS INSIST ON INFORMATION.    Pressare From Home State Causes the Western Solon Weary Hours i Trailing Fate of Mime As ; sessment Bill.

Senator Ashurst Not. Able to See Wilson ~ Resarding Mine Bill   ARIZONA’: SENATOR: INVADES: RESIDENTIAL SECTION” _ . WHITE HOUSE: BUT NFORMED:: BY: ATTENDA ces THAT WILSON: DOES: NOT: ‘HAVE’ BILE”

HOURS oPENT BY SENATOR ASHURDT ON TRAIL OF Bil!   Visits Executive Offices, Interior Department and Even White House Itself.   ONLY ABLE TO LEARN MEASURE NOT SIGNEL   Pressed by Constituents for In. formation as to Fate of Mine Assessment Measure, He Announces That He Pro. poses to Get It.

SPECTRUM IS 1S:      4921 Class Year Book Distributed to Subseribers.

SPECTRUM IS ISSUED   1921 Class Year Book Book Distributed to Subscribers.

OEAMAN FINANCE MINISTER RESIGNS   ERZBERGER VOLUNEARID QUITS POST AS CLIMAN © Lik: sure.

ERZBCRGER QUITS GERMAN GABINE   Resignation Climax to Day o Sensational Testimony i Libel Suit Against Dr. Kar Helfferich.

EAZBERGER QUITS HI POSITION IN GERMAN CABINET   Resignation is Result of His Libel Suit Against Helfferich.   ACCUSED OF CROOKEDNESS

EAZBEAGER QUITS POST IN CABINET   German Minister cf Finance Voluntarily Resigns.   NO OTHER COURSE LEFT

GERMAN FINANCE MINISTER RESIGNS   ACTION COMES AS CLIMAX TO DAY OF SENSATIONAL, TESTIMONY AT TRIAL,

eee  ‘EWTON LEADER FORGED 10 RESIGN   Sensational Testimony Connects Erzberger With Quesfionable Transactions in Use of Office

ERZBERGER RESIGNS FROM THE CABINET   Said to Have Been Involved if Questionable Transactions,

ERZBERGER QUITS HUN CABINET   German Minister of Finance Forced to Resign As Result of Sensational Testimony jn Suit.   STYLED A MENACE TO PUBLIC LIFE

HZBERGER HAS DESERTED POST   Resigns as Minister of Finance in Cabmet  UNDER SEVERE FIRE   Retirement Comes as Climax to Day of Sensational Testimony in Libel Suit Against Dr. Kar] Helfferich—Smuggles Large Amounts of Private Funs Into Switzerland.

Eee SS reenennnme eee  ‘FAMOUS MULBERRY TREE ‘FALLS UNDER WEIGHT OF ITS OWN AGE IN LONDON

EPUBLICAN  ~CANOIDATES POLITICALLY. INDUSTRIGUS   Backers crowd New York hotels to boost faverite sons ~   Gen. Wood’s luxurious headquarters contrast strongly with Johnson’s modest office

DUTCH REFUSAL T0 GIVE UP KAISER IS NOT ACCEPTABIF   HOLLAND'S ANSWER TO RKQUEST FOR HOHENZOLLERN TO BE FOLLOWED BY EXCHANGE OF NOTES         ANSWER DUTCH OBJECTIONS   Dutch Assert That Kaiser Will Be Given Refuge Because They are Net Bound by Treaties Which They Did Not Sign

DUTCH GOVERNMENT WILL NOT GIVE UP EX-KAISER   Reports. in The Hague Ar That Reply Has Already Gone to Paris.

DUTCH REFUSAL UNACCEPTABLE: TO THE ALLIES   Long Series of Notes Likely to Follow if Holland Refuses Extradition

DUTCH REPLY [IS NOT ACOEPTABLE   Refusal of Holland to Surrender Withelm to Lead to Long   ALLIES ANSWER NOW READY   Official ’ During Day.

DUTCH WILL NC* GIVE UP KAISER   Holland Makes Flat Refusal to Surrender Former Crowned Head   REPLY IS COURTEOUS   “Allies Receive Her Answer —Press Contends That He Should Not Be

THE DUTCH REPLY TO THE AL LIES HAS BEEN TRANSMITTED TO PARIS, Fr IS SAID.   Foreign Diplomats Express Unofficial ly Their Desire That the Extradition of the Kaiser Would Not Be Granted.

DUTCH WILL NOT GIVE UP FORMER KAISER. REPORT   Reports at The Hague State Dutch Government Flatly Refused Extradition   DEMAND CHARACTERIZED AS BEING “THEATRICAL”   NEWSPAPERS, DIPLOMATS ANI THE PUBLIC OF HOLLANT CONCUR IN WISDOM OF REFUSAL.

NOTE HAD NOT REACHED PARIS AT A LATE HOUR THIS  + AFTERNOON: BUT IT HAS BEEN DEFINITELY LEARN.  ED DUTCH WILL.NOT PERMIT EXTRADITION. OF THE FORMER KAISER—NEWSPAPER COMMENT —   (BY UNITED PRESS)

DUTCH REPLY IS AFLAT REFUSAL   LEGAL OBSTACLES PREVENT COM PLIANCE WITH DEMAND FOR KAISER'’S EXTRADITION.   DIPLOMATS ENDORSE REPLY

meta ~ GVEUP WLHELM   “Drie Faves Sie oue   MUST GET CONSENT OF GERMAN ”

Holland Will Not Give Former. Emperor. of .. Germany up for.Trial by Allies; Declaring - International Law For bids—~Newspapers of Netherlands Uphold Decision, of Govern _ ment—Germany Must Demand ‘Kaiser to Seenure Surrender.

HOLLAND'S REPLY SENT TO ALLIES   Dutch Government Courteously But Flatly Refuses to Surrender Former Kaiser.   ACTION GENERALLY EXPECTED   Newspapers Pointed Out Holland Performed “Service To Civilization” By Refusal.

DUTCH CLAIM SURRENDER WOULD MEAN UNIVERSAL AIDIGULING BY ALLIES   George and Clemenceau Would Be Stunned If Request Was Granted Says Holland Paper in Commenting on Ex-Kaiser’s Trial.

ALLIES WILL NOT ACCEPT REPLY OF THE NETHERLANDS   Holland's Refusal Probably Will be Followed by Long Series of Arguments.

TO WANG SEL   Delaware Negro Who Had Twice Escaped Pays Penalty for Crime.

IRISH BILL T0 COME FRIDAY   Bonar Law Says It Will B Pushed as Soon as Possible

HOME RULE.BILL TO.  BE READ TOMORROV      ‘Will Be Introduced in the Haus: : of Commons, ‘Bonar Law Says  ° Tomorrow. :

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IS DUE FRIDAY   Will Be Introduced in House of Commons at Once is Hope of A. Bonar Law.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL   Hope To Introduce Measure In House of Commons,

WILL INTRODUCE HOME RULE BILL   MEASURE TO BE SUBMITTED TO PARLIAMENT TOMOBROW   PARLIAMENT TOMOBROW  Lloyd George Is Asked If Aid of Any Kind Is Still Being Given to Any  Russian Faction—Says No.

BRITISH CABINET - SPOKESMAN SO SAYS   Second Reading to Follow in a Few Days

NARROW ESCAPE AS CAR TURNS OVER IN DITCH   TREES IN CANSOLIDATED PARK PREVENT JACKSON CAR FROM TURTLING AND POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJURY TO FOUR OCCUPANTS

TREES IN CANSOLIDATED PARK PREVENT JACKSON CAR FROM TURTLING AND — POSSIBLE SERIOUS INJURY ‘TO FOdR OCCUPANTS

ELECT SOCIALIST   D. W. Hoan Selected Mayor 9 Milwaukee for Second Time

RE-ELECT MAYOR ~HOAN, MILWAUKEE  Soc alist’ Majority Cut Dowr 'by Non-Partisa      COWGILL IS RE-ELECTED   Thompson’s Ticket Wins in Chicago, Over Candidates _ of Reform” Body,

Delay of Application of the Versailles Treaty Retards Europe’s Industrial Revival   FRANK A. VANDERLIP DECLARES THAT HER ECONOMIC RECOVERY FROM THE WORLD WAR WILL CONTINUE BY SLOW AND PAINFUL DEGREES.

WILL SUBMIT PLAN.   Ex-Serpice Men Have Plans tor x County Memorial.

WILL SUBMIT. PLAN.      ixSeryice Men ‘Have. Plans for ‘County Memorial. *

William Pratt, Former Merchant a’ O'Leary, has Forgotten that H: Operated a Store.. Objections Are Made to Claims of Stock Companies

FAILS TO REMEMBER   LAPSE OF MEMORY A FEATURE IN BANKRUPTCY CASE   MAY PAY ALL LIABILITIES IN FULL   William Pratt, Former Merchant at O’Leary, has Forgotten that He Operated a Store.. Objections Are Made to Claims of Stock Companies,

DEMOCRAT PLATFORM TQ BE LADEN   Labor, Booze, Suffrage and lrish Questions Demand Big Attention

Tumulty Denies White House Will Have Special Wire to Convention at San Francise

ROADS ON OWN ~RESOURGES NOW   Act Which Guaranteed Earnings to Railroads: Ceases to Be : _ Effective.   COST. U. Sx -$600,000,000   More Cars Loaded With Commercial Freight During Week Ending August 14 Than During Any Similar Period This Year.

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR ROADS ENDED   Act Which Guaranteed Earnings to Railroads Ceases to Be Effective.   COST U. §. $600,000,000   More Cars Loaded With Commercial Freight During Week Ending August 14 Than During Any Similar Period This Year.

RAILROADS PAY OWN WAY NOW   Government Ceases to Guarantee Earnings of Carriers.   BIG LOSS IN SIX MONTHS   Cost Uncle Sam $600,000,000 to Guar antee Returns to Stockholders— Great Increase in Car Loading Shown in August.

AAILROAD TO GONNEGT GREEN RIVER VALLEY   D, S. L. To Be Extended North From Kemmerer is Report — Many Advantages Will Accrue

Vate, Following Debete on GovGernment Policies, is 507 ss to 80 for Leygues .<%  aE: Ministry. Ag

DEPUTIES VOTE CONFIDENCE IN NEW PREMIER   Extraordinary Session of the Frenct Parliament Then Adjourned.

-rench Socialists Divide Following Vote for Affiliation with Moscow Organization at Stormy Session ~~’

VOTE O. K.’"S FOREIGN POLICY   French Chamber Supports the Govern ment, 518 to 70—-Turk Is Flayed by Speaker.

FRENCH CHAMBER Prot POLICIES. "OF OVERNMENT   After Taking a y a Decided Vot: Of Confidence in the New Premier, The Assembly Wa: Formally Adjourned.—Policies Meet Anproval.

INQUIRY INTO AN EXPLOSION   Authorities Trying to Clear Up Myetery at Montesano, Wash.

MINERS IN HARD — COAL FIELDS TO ~ RETURN TO WORK   More Speakers Added To Democratic List; Marshall in lows

REFUGEES IN CONSTANTINOPLE   ‘Turkish Capital Holds 100,000  Russ in Flight From Reds.   CHARITY COMMITTEES TAXED   Reilef Workers Make Piea to the Uni. ted States for Financial Aid— ™ Soviets Make Further Progress Aoainat Ukralnians.

REFUGEES IN CONSTANTINOPLE   Relief Workers Mzeke Plea to the Uni ted States for Financial Aid-Seviets Make Further Progress Against Ukrainians.

00,000 REFUGEES IN CONSTANTINOPLE   Capital of Turkey Is Overflowing With Russians.   RELIEF WORKERS ARE TAXED   Charity Committees Make Plea to the United States for Financial Aid as Victims of the Reds Rush to Safety.

REFUGEES IN THOUSANDS FLEE REDS   Turkish Capital Holds 100,000 Russ in Flight From Reds.   GHARITY COMMITTEES TAXED   Relief Workers Make Plea to the United States for Financial Aid— Soviets Make Further Progress Against Ukrainians.

FINED FOR INTOXI      Near Litthestown Residents Apprehended On Fairfield Road. *

Believe: Retail Dualers Ought To Be Handled By Attorney General Palmer:

ATTACKS HOARDERS OF SUGAR   Twenty-Two Cents a Pound Draws ‘Fire From Senator Smoot.

PROSECUTE oUGAR PROFITEE Ra, oA TANS SENATOR      “Hoarding Should Be Stopped by District Attorney,” Is His Sentiment.

T00 HIGH PRICE FOR SUGAR   Senntor Smoot Would Prosecute Retall Denlers Who Are Charging  22 Cents a Pound.

FLAYS RETAIL SUGAR MEN      Senator Smoa Points to Profiteerine in Product.

~ SUGAR CRAFTER   G. 0. P. Senator’ ‘Says Palme: - Should Prosecute Profiteers i ir ~“Washineton. .

Utah Senator Says Men Selling Commodity at 22 Cents Ought to Be Handled By Palmer

22-CENT SUGAR DRAWS FIRE   Senator Smoot of Utah Says “These Profiteers” Should Be Deait With.  Ps.

HIGH PRICES FOR SUGAR ATTACKED BY SENATOR SM001   UTA MAN THINKS ATTOR.  NEY GENERAL SHOULD ACT IN MATTER.   PUBLIC IS COMPELLED TO PAY PROFITEERS   Speaker Deelares There Is Plenty of Law To Deal in Drastic Fashion With Parties Who Are  i ‘eaaktau-

SMALL INCREASE IN PROTESTANT CHURCHES   Figures Show Only’ 56.000 ae Pigs as Compared to 71,940 Years Previous.

DIVORCE GIVEN TO HUNGERFDRE   Decree Refused Wife After Hearing and Agreement in Cir uit Court at Shelbyville.

DIVORCE BIVEN TO HUNGERFORD   DECREE REFUSED WIFE AFTER MEARING ‘AND AGREEMENT ‘IN CERCUIT COURT.   IMDNETARY SETTLEMENT

VOLSTADT'S NAME GOES OFF BALLO   Minnesota Supreme Court Declares ; Vacancy Exists; Minister Loses Hi: Place Under Corrupt Practices Act Must Write in Names.

VOLSTEAD RULED “OFF TICKET 1 “HANNESOTA HOW   Crile Resiens Namination.

VOLSTEAD OUSTED BY SUPREME COURT   JUDGE JOHNSON REVERSED BY HIGHER COURT IN ELECTION CONTEST CASE

SUPREME COURT REVERSES RULE   Volstend Loses Place on MinneSota State Ticket,

STATE SUPREME COURT TAKES ACTION WHEN VOLSTEAD CONTESTS OPPONENT BH VICTORY

OFFER TO TAKE WAGE CUT   Willingness to Accept Lower Pay Falls to Keep Milf Open at Lowell, Mass.

THREAT MADE TO BLOW UP U.S. PORT   BARON WARNS RED PLOT IS SERIOUS ONE   French Industrial Diplomat Talks of Explosion in Wall Street.  eed   Collector of Port of New York Warned of New Outrage Scheduled for Today.   SPENDS WEEK IN CHICAGO   Twelve Extra Watchmen Patrol! Oj Magnate’s Grounds at Tarrytown, N. Y.—Boys Report Seeing Suspicious-Looking Men.   Baron Antonin De Mandat Granc. jays the idea ts Not the Work of One Man—Denounces Socialist Newspaper.

PLOT IS WIDE, WARNS BARON      French Industria! Diplomat Talks of Explosion in Wall Street.   Baron Antonin De Mandat Grancy Says the Idea Is Not the Work of One Man—-Denounces So cialist Newspaper, ~

EHENGHMMAN SAYS PLAT WORLD-WIDE   industrial Diplomat Talks of Wall Street Explosion.   WARNS OF GREAT DANGER   Civilization in Balance as Propaganda of So-Called Socialists Progresses —Declares It Is Not the Work of a Single Mind.

CANADIAN VETS MOVE TO MEXICO   GENERAL CRITCHLEY RECRUITS THREE BATTALIONS TO SETTLE ON MILLION-ACRE ESTATE

ENGLAND FINANCES WAR VETS IN MEX.   Appropriates 300,000 Pound: For Settlement Of Million Acre Estate There.

WAR VETERANS GET GRANT OF MEXICAN LANI   Three Battalions of British and Canadian Troops Set tle in Republic.

CANADIAN WAR VETERANS TO COLONIZE MILLION AGRE MEXIGAN ESTAT      BRITISH GOVERNMENT AIDING 1 FINANCIN GOF GREAT COLONIZING PLAN,

CANADIANS, ALL EX-SOLDIERS, TO LIVE IN MEXICO   Three Battalions Recruited and Will Settle on Mil lion Acre Estate.

GIVE WARNING OF HURRICANE   Tropical Storm With High Winds Along Gulf Coast.

WARNING 1S ISSUED   HURRICANE ALONG TEXAS AND LOUISIANA COASTS PRE DICTED.   “Weather Bureau Warns That Tropical Storms in the Yucatan are Advaneing Northwestward--Vesgole Hold Back,

TROPICAL STORM IS — REPORTED FROM GULF   All Vessels Destined For Mexican or Central American Ports are Held Back — Cen ter Near Yucatan Peninsula.

GULF COAST TIGHTENS  UP BELT 10 MELT A  TROPICAL HURRICANE: GOVERNMENT WARN   [West Louisiana and Texas Littora  Threatened With Inundation  by Storm From Yucalan

KNOCKS OUT LEVINSKY   GEORGES CARPENTIER WINS BAT. TLE IN FOURTH ROUND.   Some Experts Think the Frenchman Lacks Much to Be Desired in a Fighter.

FRENCHMAN IS WINNER   Carpentier Knocks Out Levinsky ~ in the ‘Fourth Round.   Many Experts Believe Georges Lacks Much to Be Desired in Mis Manner of Goxing,

FRENCH BOXER IS WINNER IN BOUT   Carpentier Knocks Out Levinsky in the Fourth Round,   Many Experts Believe Georges Lacks Much to Be Desired in His — Manner of Boxing,

FLAMES SWEEP MINING TOWN   Lowell, Suburb of. Bisbee, Ariz., Suf. fers Loss by Fire at Night.

BAD FIRE IN BISBEE.   ‘Suburb of the Arizona Town Sweyt : by Destructive Blaze.  Se thm 4 cerniek' tard Ede ills

$200,000 LOSS BY FRE IN ARIZONA   Lowell ls Swept by Flames; Merchants Throw Stocks Into Streets

DISASTROUS FIRE AT LOWELL, ARIZ   Half of Town Destroyed by — Blaze.

‘CAUCUS FAILS TO .  BRING RESULTS   One Plan Contemplates Reduction of Indiana Repre-   a en d

GOES TO SUPREME COURT  New Law Anticipated if Present Law is Held to be Invalid

Franklin County Court is Askec To Restrain The Secretar Of State.   GOES TO SUPREME COURT  New Law Anticipated if Present Law is Held to be Invalid

DEMOCRATS 0.K. ~~ PEACE TREATY   National Committee in Session at Washington Passes Resolution.   INDORSES PRESIDENT’S STAND   Flays Republican Majority in Senate for Its “Unwise and Unpatriotic” Stand—Holding Up Trade of the World,

“FIFTH MURDER é IN'FOUR DAYS — AT CLEVRLANT.   CHORUS GIRL FOUND DEAD IN VACANT LOT, WHERE SHE-LAY POR DAY >

CLEVELAND, 0. HAG FIFTH MURDER IN WEEK: GIRL DEAD   Figures in Most Amazing Triangle Will Enter U.S

Fifth Murder in’ ‘Four’ - At Cleveland — Men appears After Weeping Bier aes

[RED TROOPS JOIN REVOLTERS   Sent to Quell Lithaeanian Rebellion Bet Unite im Rising.

a WAGE ant   LEWiS WIRFS PRESIDENT DAN. GER OF STRIKE HAS PROB. AGLY BEEN AVERTED.

LABORERS QUITAS PROTEST: A FUEL WARNING ISSUED   Practically “All of Mines im Southern Indiana Idle Because Day Men’s Strike   FUELSITUATIONIS  SHOWN AS CRITICAL

4 i LEWIS WIRES PRESIDENT: DAN GE OF BCRIKE WAN POL   ABLY TEEN AVERTE!

U. $. GOODS LEA   Rank First in Norway, Trade Commissioner Resorts.

RAISE PULLMAN CAR RATES   Increase of 20 Per Cent Allowed by Interstate Commission.

PULLMAN RATES ARE RAISED   An Increase of 20 Per Cent Is Allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

TATE 6.0. 8. “W BUTTE FOR BIR POW   HELENA 1S TO BE CUT GUT AS HEADQUARTERS FOR THES DISTRICT.   TRESSLER UPON GAMMBAIER

QUATE 6.0. P AN OUTTE FOn ALG POWWOM   HELENA IS TO BE CUT OUT A: HEADQUARTERS FOR THIS DISTRICT.   TRESSLER UPON CAMPAIGN

BRITISH TROOPS SUPPORT Sil TAN   Prepare in Many Ways for En. forcement of Terms of Treaty with Turkey

TO SUPPORT SULTAN’S ARM)   British: Plan Campaig1 - Against Nationalists © in Turkey

SHOOTS HIS BROTHER’S WIFE   Woman Spurns Brother-in-Law’s Pro posal to Elope With Him to California.

LOVED HIS SISTER-IN-LAW   New Yorker Shoots Brother’s Wife When She Spurns Him.

Move Reported on Foot fo Employes to Boss Financial Institutions

WUARTED BILLION N DEBI IN SEPTEMBER   Treasury Department Announce: Large Payment

Treasury Department Announce _e8 Reduction of $237,3165,995 in September

DECREASE IN DEBT OF UNITED STATES 15 OVER 237 MILLION   Month Of December Shows Big Drop Says Denartment.

~IN DEBT OF U.S   National Indebtedness Lowere < $287,315,995 in September, .\ Qreasury Reports.

BIG-SLICE TAKEN OFF “NATION'S GROSS DEB   Reduction of More Than $237,000, 000 During September, Aocording to Treasury.

U. S. DEBT DECREASED   During September $237,5950,995 Was Saved Because Government ne  Longer Finances Railroads.

NATIONAL DEBT REDUCED $237 315,993   RECEIPTS WERE $911,600 090 DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.

HOW NERO DRYBURGH FADOLES WHILE HELENA, If NOT Rome, Starts to Burn, and  HOW MAYOR AND FIREMEN GET BEAUTIFUL BAWL-QUT  Yi  assassin

HOW NERO DRYBURGH FIDDLES WHILE HELENA, IF NOT Rome, Starts to Burn, and  HOW MAYOR AND FIREMEN GET BEAUTIFUL BAML-OUT

SOCIALISTS SAY THEY’LL RETURN JN NEAR FUTUR!   Men Ejected from N. Y. Legislature Are Looking Ahead to November Election.

RED ,QUTBREAKS APH IN RPMENIA   Communist Move Spreads; War Minister Joins Bol-  ~ shevilki.

MILITARY DICTATORSHIP.   Situation in Armenia Shows Little That Is Encouraging.

ARMENIAN WAR © _ MINISTER JOINS SOVIET TROOPS   Prociaims Himself Dictato and Moves. Toward: Shean.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY GIVEN REPORT ON BLOCKADE WEAPON   Delegates Discuss Machinery te Make Effective Economic Fence for Offenders.   LEAGUE DELEGATES WANT ESPERANTO IN SCHOOLS   Resolution Sponsored by Latins Follows Arguments About Official Language.

LEAGUE PLANS BLOCKADE FOR USE (IN EMERGENCY   PROPOSED MENISTRY TC BE’ USED AS WEAPON _ ON OFFENDING STATE.   ine Limit Put on Speeches in - Order to Complete Session . Novrt Week.

LEAGUE TO WIELD FINANCIAL BATON IN BELLIGERENTS   Economic Blockade: Planned; Esperanto Language Urged.

LEAGUE DloCUSabd BLOCKADE WEAPON   PROPOSE COMMISSION TO EN  FORCE DECREES OF ECONOMIC COURT.   DEBATE. 1S CUT SHORT   Delegates Growing Weary of Endless Talk and Decide On Two Sessions a Day Until Adjournment.

( INDER EACH   Economic Measures to be Use Against Offending State Tt Be Formulated   Speeding Up Action to Complet Work by End of Next Week

Machinery For Economic  Blockade Considered At League Assembly Today

LEAGUE OF NATIONS. WOULD INVOKE THE USE OF BLOCKADE   Assembly Today Discusse: Its Use in Time of Necessity.   A WEAPON AGAINST AN OFFENDING STATE   Speeches Are Limited to Ten Minutes Each and Sessions to Two Daily.

LEAGUE PLANS ~ FOR BLOCKADE   Delegates at Geneva Discus: Economic Blockade Should - ft Become Neégessary.   MOVE FOR ESPERANTO

Hx ON PLANS ~ FOR HLOKADES   LEAGUE TO APPLY PRESSURE   ‘Whei “Member Nations  Disregard Terms of CovenantowtiseniTy:  ' Approves Plan as Reported 

my TEAC   ‘Plan Includes Breaking Off ____ Relations With. Offend~The States      F. EIGHT —  COMMITTEE O —s«s «xJBOTO BE SSR ORNIED   ‘Steering Body - Limits Discus + gions and-Number of’ aa “Meetings.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY SETS UE MACHINERY FOR BLOCKADE   Economic Measures to be Applied Against Offending State  are Discussed at the Geneva Meeting—Session, Expected to End Next Week

LEAGUE TAKES UP BLOCKAD:£   Delegates Discuss Means te Put It Into Effect Should Occasion Arise.

DISCUSSION OF IMPORTUNATENESS  ~ BY THE COUNCIL LEAGUE NATIONS   Probability and Advisability of Thorough Economic Blockade Comes Before Delevates.   COMMITTEE WOULD _ BE EMPOWERED   18 GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY TO CARRY. OUT IN LITERAL DE-— TAIL ALL PROVISIONS OF XVI

Commission of Eight Wil B Charged With Making Eco“nomic Boycott Effective.

PLAN ECONOMIC BLOCKADES FOR PEACE WEAPON   League Considers Machinery For Putting Blockades Into Effect.

ASSEMBLY HEARS ~ PLANS ADVANCED FOR BLOCKADE   International Commitice to be Com posed of Eight Members Is Program As Now Out Lined

Alarming ‘Increase: of Unres' inRanks of Railtoad ° Emploves.   BREAKDOWN. LFK.ELY   Country Faces Menace by Men Seeking Employment in Other Work.

RAILROAD TIEUP IN U.S. IS NEAR SAYS PLEA FOR HELP   Revival of War Time Freight Pool Is Urged by the Executives—Declare Break Down Is Near—Petition Filed With iInterstate Commerce Commission.

RAIL EMPLOYEES DEMAND INCREASE   Two Million Workers in Sevene teen Unions Present Wage Plea.   SAY UNREST PERILS NATION   “Statement Addressed to the Country  Warns of the Dangers Lurking in  Any Further Delay in Meeting  Men's Request.

NATION WARNED UF NEW DANGER   Unrest in Ranks of Rail Workers Said to Be increasing,   SEEK ACTIONONWAGE DEMANDS

Brotherhood Heads Warr of Dangers in Delay   UNREST GROWING IN RANKS

2,000,000 RAIL MEN ASK HATE   Members of 17 Unions Present Demand for Increase.   NATION PERILED BY UNREST   issue Statement to Public Warning of the Dangers Lurking in Any Further Delay in Meeting Their Demands.

SNAKE GOILS ON MAN'S NECI      Gebard Dixon,, Knoxville Young Man ““Underwant ‘Terrible Exper chee, on Des Moines River. .

ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY DECREASE   Number During 1919, 219, Com. pared to 260 for 1918—Prohibition Gets Credit.

PATIENTS GET ELK MEAT.      Animal Killed by, Game’ Protec. tors. Fine Specimen, in Point of Size. .

PATIENTS GET ELK MEAT.   Animal Killed. by Game Protec tors Fine Specimen in Point of Size.

RAILROADS OF ILLINOIS REFUSED 40 PER CT. INCREASE   Public Utilities Commission Holds That They Control Fixing of Rates—-Second Deniai of increase.

KOESTER FOREIGN MINISTER   Amvnoencement of His Appointment Made at Berlin.

cA SOLDIERS MAKING GOOD AS FARMERS   Rehabilitated Men Now Food Producers in the States of New ersey and New York.

Leaves Record for Being Hard Work. ing, Honorable and Upright and Will Be Mourned by Many Who Were His Friends.

JOHN FOLAN IS DEAD   FARMED ON WEST SIDE FOF MANY YEARS   MOVED TO THIS COUNTY IN 1881   Leaves Record for Being Hard Work. ing, Honorable and Upright and Will Be Mourned by Many Who Were His Friends.

MYSTERY DEEPENS IN GAOE OF N.Y. MURDER POLICE GET CLEWS   Little Progress Being Made In Shooting Of J. B. Elwell.

NEW FACTS ADD T0 MYSTERY OF ELWELL DEATH   Woman known to have been in his house shortly before murder

TO PUT M’ADOO IN THE RUNNING   Kansas (ity Sinister to Nominate  Mine for President.

! WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—The text of President Wilson’s League laf Nations statement, read to a delegation of pro-League Republileans at the Bhite House todav, fetlows:

WILSON SAYS ARTICLE LOIS ESSENCE OF PACT   FULL TEXT OF WILSON’S NOTE

QUAKES DESTROY ITALIAN CITIES   FOWNS WIPED OUT, MAN’ KILLED WHEN TREMORS ROCK DISTRICT.

CHICAGO ELECTION BRINGS ONE DEATI   Fighting nod Disorder Accompany. Bitter Primary War Between Mayor Thompson and Governor Lowden,

CHINA. WILL GET . -SHANTUNG SOON    Japanese Government Sends Re quest to China for Immedi ate Negotiations.

JAPS MAY RETURN SHANTUNG   Ready to Open Negotiations With Chinese Government.

READY TO RETURN SHANTUNG   Tokyo Notifies the Chinese Government of Willingness to Open Negotiations,

Tokyo Notifies the Chinese Govern. ment of Willingness to Open Negotiations.

RAILROADS READY TO GRANT WAGE INCREASE TO MEN   CHAIRMAN WHIETTER OF RATL WAY WANAGERS SO INFORMS WAR LABOR BOARD   SUGGESTS SYSTEM WHERE THE WAGES WOULD RISE AND PALL WITH COST OF LIVING

ROADS READY FOR ~ WAGES TO G0 UP   Managers Tell Railway Labor . Board to. Fix Amountof Increase.   ASK FOR SLIDING SCALE   Reduction of -Cost of Living to Govern Fay of Workers

MEN INEREASES   - ACKNOWLEDGE INCRE ASES RECEIVED ‘BY SOME ARK NOT COM. MENSURATE WITH H. cl oF L.   WIEL PASS THE RUCK _ -ON TO THE PUBLIC   Speaker for Road Ownérs Urges” Sys. tem In¢reasing or Cutting Wages As H. C. of i. Varies.

INCREASED RATES WILL ACCOMPANY RAISE OF WAGES   CHAIRMAN OF CONFERENCE COM MITTEE URGES SYSTEM TO MEET COST OF LIVING

ROADS WILLING - TO RAISE WAGES   Chairman of Railway Managers Tells Board Companies _ Are Ready for Advance.   LEAVE AMOUNT To BOARD

WILL BOOST WAGES BUT WILL PASS IT ALONG TO-PUBLIC   RAILROAD OWNERS CONCEDE WAGE DEMANDS ARE JUST FIED—SEEK HIGH.  ER RATES,   PEAK OF LIVING COSTS   Proviston for Automatic Reduction of Wages as Living Costs Come Down Are Urged to Railroad Labor Board.

WILSON BODY WILL GET ND OF MANARERS   rO ASK INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATE TO MAKE UP LOSS   Railway Owners Will Back Decision of Na tional Board.

RAILROADS AR READY 10 MAKE: WAGE INCREASE   Owners State They Are Willing to Abide by Findings of Labor Board   INCREASES WILL BE PASSED ON TO PUBLIC   SPOKESMAN FOR OWNERS SAYS PERMANENT SCALE Is IMPOSSIBLE COMMENSUR. ATE: WITH PRESENT PRICES

RATES oUALE 10 BE LEFT 10) WiLoUN  DUAR   Boosts to Be Passed On te Public Through Raises In Rates, Word

LABOR BOARD 1S TOLD ROAD OFFICILS AGRE TO INCREASE SA ARIES   Amount of Increase Not Given in Report at Wash: ington---Regulating Scheme Is Urged By ) Magnate’s Representative. ll

RAILWAY OWNERS READY TO GRANT EMPLOYES RAISE   TELLS PRESIDENT WIESON'S LAHOR BOA RD THEY WILL STAND BY ITS DECISION WHATEVER Si Le a

MANAGERS UE RAILROADS SAY THEY AKE READY FO GRANT TNER      RATLRGAD LABOK BOARD Is NOTIFIED OF PROPOSED ACTION,

WAGE BOOST CERTAIN   Tell Labor Baird They Are Ready to Grant Increases

OPPOSES MORE LOANS T0 EUROPEAN NATIONS   Fermer President of! National City Bank Says Conditions There Arc Unheglthy.

TWO STILLS ARE SEIZED   Mash and Whiskey Also Taken By Prohibition Directors,

STILLS, MASH, VATS AND. WHISKEY. CONFISCATED   “Dry? Onivers Make Big: Hawk in Raid in Brooklyn.

DcLOIUM LEADS IN THE RAGE OF REBUILDING   German Efficiency Is Being Used to Install War Loot Where It Belongs

BELGIUM LEADS IN THE RACE OF RECONSTRUCTION   GERMAN EFFICIENCY WHICH WRECKED NATION IS BEING USED FOR RESTORATION.   MUCH LOOT IS NOW BEING RECOVERED   Figures Show That 6,092 Belgian Manufaeturers Have Recovered “Stolen Property.

17 PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE   Two Later Recaptured But Others Are at Large.

PRISONERS SHACKLE GUARDS   Fifteen Make Eacape From Manicipal Farm Near Kansas City.

ROAD DEBTS TO GET ATTENTION OF LEGISLATURE   Report Taxpayers make Demands to Prevent Exceéssive Expenditures.   SHOW WABASH COUNTY 4S NEAR DEBT LIMIT

ROADS GALORE UPPOSED BY  TAXPAYERS   Effort Made to Prevent Con Struction Reported From All Parts of State

W. G. WESTOVER, ALLIANCE   Advises Executives to Learn Joba of Subordinates — Dropped Police Force, Mayor Was Cop Himself.  .

SGGIALISTS MAY BE SEATED UNTIL ArTER THE TRIAL   Movement to Reverse Action of New York Assembly in Suspending Them Planned for Tonight.

THREE MEETINGS FOR BOYS OF TOWN   Interesting Discussion Developed Relative to Work, Roturiaius Might Accomplish

THREE MEETINGS FOR BOYS OF TOWN   ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER WILT BE IN LAWRENCE ON OCTOBER 2?            Interesting Discus: Relat  1 Developed to Work, Rotarians Might Accomplish

ICLINOIS MINERS ASK BIG. INCREAS!   Caal Fickls in’ Neighboring. Stat Facing Serisus: Situation—Strike gs Unauthorized -

WHEAT: CROP IS 800: MILLION BU   Crop ee Increase Oyen June 000 Bushels

09,000,000 BUSHELS WHEAT ESTIMATE             culture Estimate: qrop at 801,000,000 . Bushels. - .

STUDENTS STAGE BIG RIOT   Pennsylvania University Men Battle Police in Celebrating Victory Over Chicago Basket Bail Team.

STUDENTS FIRE ON POLICE AND STAGE ALL RIGHT ROM   ‘University of Pennsylvania and  + ~~ “Chicago Students Have  Grand Row.

U. OF P. STUDENTS BATTLE THE POLICE   Dorinitories Raided After Shots Are Fired at  Bluecoats.

PELT OFFICERS WITH BRICKS AND STONE:   Outbreak of Penn Men or Basket-Bal! Victory

POLICE RAID DORMITORIES GE UNIVERSITY   Shots Are Fired---Many Pennsyl vania Students Are Fined   Small Riot Grew Out of Cele bration of Basketball Victory

University Students Appear in Court in Pajamas Following Big Celebratio

‘Y’STUDENTS FIRE ON GOPS  oTAID (LD PHILADELPHIA   Pelt With Bricks and Stones, Throw Clocks, Carafes, Furniture from Windows.   22 ARRESTED WHEN 1,000  CELEBRATE IN WEE HOURS   All Given Option of.10 Days or - $12.50 Fine; Jamboree Due to Basketball Victory.

“ANOTHE n+ ‘ST U DENT PRANK   This ‘Time Peunss Boss Celebrated Basket ‘Ball Vietury. -

POLICE AND PERN. STUDENTS GLASH   Disturbance Follows Bas ketball Victory.

STUDENTS FIRE ON POLICEMEN   Many U. of P. Rowdies Ar rested After Police Had Raided Dormitories.

PENNSY STUDENTS = CELEBRATE VICTOR}   Attack Police in All Night Celebration of Victory Over Chicago University.

PENN STUDENTS TOO BOISTEROUS IN CELEBRATION   aT ee ee  Got in Bad with Police Over Their Victory Festivities.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RIOT   Penn Men Battle Police Celebrating Basketball Victory.

POLICEMEN RAID PENNSYLVANIA STUDENTS IN THEIR OUARTERS   One Thousand, Celebrating Basketball Victory Over Chicago University Roughly Handled; One Has Head Tied Up and is Arraigned i in Pajamas.

POLIGEMEM Ih A-HOUR FIGHT   Bricks Hurled and Shots Firec at Philadelphia Cops Sent to Squelech Celebration of Basketball Victory.

BRICKS FOR POLICEMEN   Philadelphia Officers Were. Try: ing to lnteriere with Higher : Education.

SEVERAL ARRESTED. “WIEN POLICE RAD PENN DORMITORIES   Celebration of Students Fol: lowed Basketball Victory Over Chicago.

ARREST 22 PENN "STUDENTS AFTER ONE WILD NIGH}   Hilarious Celebration Fol.  lows Victory Over Chicago at Racleathall

SINN FEINERS IN NEW RAID   Attack Police Denots at Dublin and Capture Quantities of Weapons— One Boy Injured.

NEW RAID BY SINN FEINeRs   Attack Police Depots at Dublin and Capture Weapons.

COMPARISON INVITED   ‘Proud of Party’s Record, as Contrast ed With Failure of Republican Con  Orace

COMPARISON INVITED BY DeMOCRATIC LEADERS   Proud of Party’s Record, as Con. trasted With Failure of Republican Congress

CLASH OF REBELS AND FEDERALS S NOW IMMIREN   Niss Smith a Graduate.

PEACE TREATY NOT SACRED DOCUMENT   J. HAM LE WITH PRE      Candidate for Viee-Presideney De elures far Goterninent Ownership

PLATFORM FOR  “tE S-WNERSHIE   Former Senator - Would Take Coal Mines. and: Oil- Wells: From Private Capital .

LEW PLATFORM TAKES (ool WITH WILSON ON TREATY   Democratic Vice Presidentia Candidate Says League but Gne of the Issues.  (By the Associated Press)

Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, Candidate for Vice Presidential Nomination Disagrees with President — Wants Doméstic Affairs Settled First

Former Iilinois Senator Takes ‘ Drafted Platform For .. Democrats.   HE. OPPOSES. PRESIDENT

LEWIS ANNOUNCES VIEWS ON PLATFORM   Must Do Things for People  at Home.

LEWIS MAKES RUN FAP VICE PRESIDENT   Former Winois Senator States Platform for Democratic ~ Womination. @  g

JIM HAWS PLATFORM.   Candhlate for Vice-President Exposes His Views, .

J. HAM IS FIRST TO CLASH WITH WILSON VIEWS   “‘America First’”’ Is Basis of Platform Proposed by Dem Candidate   FOR THE V. PRESIDENCY   LEAGUE AND TREATY ISSUES ARE BIG BUT ONLY PART OF PROGRAM, HE SAYS

PEACE TREATY NOT ~ SACRED DOCUMENT   HAM LEWIS DISAGREES WITH PRESIDENT WILSON   Candidate for Vice-Presidency De clares for Government Ownership

JIM RAM LEWIS, RAS WICE PRESIDENTIAL PLATFORM READY:   Says He Don’t Agree With Wilson That the League. of  Nations is Paramount Issue And Argues for Some Home Doings.

, HAMILTON LEWIS GIVES OUT PLATFORM   Says League Of Nations And Peace Treaty Shouldn’t Be Treated As Sacred.

LEWIS SPLITS WITH WILSON ON COVENANT   Former Senntor Declares Document “Not Sacred” but Subject to Amendment; Wants Government Ownership of tItilities

LEWIO oAYS DEMOS MUST OO THINGS AT SAN FRANGISCE   Failure Means People Wil Do Something to the Porty.

HAM LEWIS me   League as Supreme Issue ir Coming Campaign —; The PRatform for ‘Which He — Will Ficht. :

NATIONS LEAGUE AND PERGE PAGT AREN'T SACRE   J. Hamilton Lewis Says They Should Be Subject to Such Amendments As Needs ot the Peonie Demand.

, HAM LEWIS TAKES ISSUE WITH WILSON   Does Not Believe That League of Nations Must Be Made the Supreme Issue.

LEAGUE IS NOT BIGGEST ISSUE   : James Hamilton Lewis Announces Piatform He Will Urge at Democratic Convention.

BUSINESS MENEATTAGK MERCANTILE TAX LA   Resolutions and Petitions Wil Be Presented to Legislature Asking Law's Repeal.

DISTURBANCE HITS > COAST AT CORPUS ~ CHRISTI EASTWARD   Mounted Men Ride. Swifftly From Town _ fo Town Warning Remote Places of Approaching Storm

Storm Is Moving Northwestward With Dangerous Winds Accompanying It.

Overall Craze Strikes Congress      Lady Stenographers Wear Demin as Well as Congressmen —Letter Carriers Given Permission

TOO MANY ROBBERS      Aged Grocer Wants To Sell Store al Hartford City

DANIELS BLAMES SIMS. AND BRITS FOR LONG DELAY   Sims and British Opposed Laying North Sea Mine Barrare to  Beat Submarines.   THEN GAVE BRITISH CREDIT   Barrage, Admiral Says, Was ar American Suggestion and: Most Effective.

‘SIMS DELAYED WAR'S ENDING SAYS DANIELS   OPPOSED BARRAGE IN THE NORTH SEA UNTIL MAYO WON PRITISTT

SIMS CAUSED DELAY SAYS SECY. DANIEL!   Re all # Refutes Statements of Admiral An Praises The American WNaeavw_

North Sea Mine Plans Halted by  Sims: Daniels   Navy Head Charges Months of Delay 10 Admiral and  ‘British Admiralty

SIMS GAUSED DELAY OF HALF A YEAR IN LAYING MINE BARRAGE   bala enna  Secretary Says Admiral! Gave British Credit for U. S. Plan

DANIELS SAYS SIMS TACTICS EXTENDED WAR   Admiral and British Admir-. alty Opposed North Sea Mine Barrage.   WAR ON SUBMARINES DELAYED SIX MONTHS   By Opposition to Effective Plan of American Navy By Admiral Sims.

SIMS BLAMED FOR DELAY IN LAYING NORTH SEA MINES   Daniels Scores Navy Critic For Lack Of Vision In War.

URGED MEN OF NAVY. TO SHOW AUDACIT)   Wilson Was Not Pleased wit Work of the British.

CHARGES SIMS OF CELAYING VICTORY   DANIELS ASSERTS ADMIRAL AND BRITISH DELAYED MINE BARRAGE.   WILSON WARNED OFFICERS   Was Not Pleased With the Way the British Handled Naval Warfare Throughout — the Conflict.

SIMS AND BRITISH DELAYED U. S. MINE BARRAGE SIX MONTHS   Secretary Daniels Says Admiral Opposed Idea Until Admiralty Appreved It.   “TRIED TO DIVERT ALL CREDIT TO THE ENGLISH”   Most Effective Measure Used Against Submarines, He Testifies—Denies Charges.

DANIELS MAKES COUNTER CHARGE   DECLARES SIMS AND BRITISH DELAYED MINE BARRAGE   Says Sims Also Sought to Give Credit For North Sea Mine Project to  British — Harmony Existed,

CRA Ese nena atonal  NORTH SER BARRAGE DELAYED SIX MONTHS BECAUSE OF SIMS’ OPPOSITION   Daniels Also Charged Admiral a to Rob the United  States-Navy of Credit for This Project and Cive 14 ¢n tha RBritich

WAR SECRETARY'S COUNTER CHARGE   Regarding North Sea Barrage Charges Simms With At* tempt to Rob the U. g. ‘Navy of Credit For a Great Achievement — The Simms Charges Not Justified. 4.

DANIELS GINS SIMS. DELAYED WAR ON SUAS    ‘Mine Barrage, Exclusive  American Idea, Opposed By  . Britain, Secretary Declares

SENATE OF U. §, PART IN FIGHT   TELLS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE THAT SIMS AND BRITISH Pe LAVEQD OPERATION

SIMS-DANIELS.. ‘CONTROVERS)   Secretary of. of Navy Made Some Counter Charges Against Admiral

SIMS HELD UP ae BARRAGE ~ SIX MONTHS   Daniels Says Work in Nort! Sea Was Delayed by. thé   dmiral.

NAVY PREPARED FOR WAR, DANIEL: SAYS ON STAND   Secretary Charges Admira Sims Was Responsible for Reprehensible Delays.

SIMS we QUIRREL 6 ani wi          SECRETARY. ACCUSES “ADMIRAL OF DELAYING NORTH SEA’ MINE BARRAGED

DANIELS EXPLOITS SIMS OPPOSITION   Secretary of Navy Declares <N@ith Sea Mine Barrage  Was U. S. Idea.

‘SIMS AND BRITISH BLAMED FOR DELAY      Secretary Daniels Tells Committee That Sims Opposed Mine Barrage idea For Months.

MINE BARRAGE IN NORTH SEA WAS YANK IDEA      Daniels Says Sims Did Much To Prevent Its Adoption by British.

NOT SATISFIED WITH BRITISH NAVY'S WORK   Wilson Urged Americansto Throw Traditions fo the Winds,

Governor Cox Will  Anewer In Due Time   Richmond Pearson Hobson, Anti-Sa Joon League Leader, Sends Cov Cox a Telegram. :

GOXTS ASKED TO DEFINE POSITION ON DRY QUESTION   RICHMOND P. HOBSON WANTS STATEMENT FROM DEMOCRATIC LEADER .   {Another report of plans of Governoy Cox 1s given on pace 14.)

Candidate Requested for. a Strong Statement in Opposition to Lifting the Lid   GOVERNOR WILL GIVE HIS" ° ANSWER IN “DUE TIME”

BETTER PAY FOR NAVY MEN      Wase lLacrease of 5 Per Cent Award. ed fe All Classes of Civil  a ee

CIVIL WORKERS IN ~WNVAL DEPT, GET INCREASED PAY   Seale Already Higher Than That in Any Other Industry.

EMPLOYES IN NAVY GIVEN WAGE RAISE   Five Per Cent Advance Be comes Effective September 15, Is Report.

mA mae   Secretary Daniels has Paya a New Schedule   WORKING HOURS ALSO REDUCED

DANIELS APPROVES FIVE PER GENT RAISE FOR NAVY: WORKER!   More than a Quarter Million Em. ployes Affected by New : Order

F FRENCH TROOPS OCCUPY FRANKFORT IT MEANS RED RULE W. MAYER DECLARES

GERMANS OBJECT TO FRENCH ARMY IN FRANKFORT  DECLARES IT WOULD MEAN   DECLARES IT WOULD MEAN “RED GOVERNMENT” FOR GERMANY.

WILLING TOSLEEP ~— IN GRAVE YARD   TO PROVE WOMEN ARE ‘AS BRAVE AS MEN.   USE COFFIN BOX FOR A BED   Girt Student At State University Also Needed The Twenty Dollars Offered for the Job as Her Trunk was Hong Kong,

TURK HOSTILITY TOWARD ALLIESTS GROWING DAILY   ALLUES MUST TAKE AGGRESSLYV MEASURES TO STOP SPORADIG ATTACK, MILITARY MEN SAY   NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED   Sali Pasha is Mead of New Regime But Old Officers are Inchided— France is Bispleased at Attitude of Other Allies

ALLIES MUST TAKE AGGRESSIVE STARO IN DEALING WUTH TURKS   ist Make Considerable Show a: Military Strength if Sporadic Clashes Are to Be Avoitled.

Militar{ Experts Think Show of Strength Wust Be Made to Turks  Se ae

NERD AGGRESSIVE STAND   Militar} Experts Think Show of Strength Must Be Made to Turks Tin Allian.

Chairman. White.’ = » Has No-Evidence  _ To Sustain Cox   iiead of Democratic National ° ’ Coumittes _~ on Witness Stand in. Probe’ of Party: Finances. ;   NOMINEE SURE OF GROUND   Congressman “Admits ‘There is Nothing . Definite to Show Use of - British Money in Campaien.

MIDES-ANXIOQUS   AILALO SAIS NTO  Democratic National Chairman Asked Governor If He Was Sure of Grounds fot Chareec.

ASKED GOVERNOR IF  SURE OF HIS GROUND   “Your re the Boss and You Ran It” Was His  Parting Admonition.

GOVERNOR WOULD NOT ACT WITHOUT PROOF, HIS BELIEF   Senate Investigator: Learn Democratic Fund Is $2,000,000

WHITE FAILS TO BACK CHARGES   Has No Evidence To Sustain Cox’s Allegations, He Says   BELIEVES THEM. HOWEVER   Democratic Chairman Testifies. Before Campaign Probers —

NO PROOF YET OF COX tila          DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ABs: ITS HE HAS NO EVIDENCE, -:      FAITH IN. HIS. CHIEF HIS ONL . GROCND FOR BELIEP.,             Declares Under Oath’ He “Keews of no'Attempt by Sinister Ine. : iluencen to Buy Frenldeney.” ‘s

“GUA OAIU TT AND HE'S THE BOSS" SHYS CH, GEO. WHITE  EVIDENCE TO SU *srAN TL TAT BCHARGES   Democrats Bid More Than Re publicans and Fine Prof . Hall Senate Ingquiry.7

WHITE BELIEVES COX CHARGE TRUE   Has No Evidence But Has Confidence in Nominee, He Tells Committee   Declares Cox Told Him That He Was Sure of Bs - Ground

= Begs White, Democratic National Chairman; Knows Nothing About Republicans _  ~ “Buying Up’’ Presidency With $15,000;000:Slush Fund as Charged by “Jimmy”’ Cox      SURPRISED ON ROAD NEAR WHEATLAND WHILE COMING HERE TO JOIN CIRCUS.   TRLLA COMMITTEE SO FAR AS HE KNOWS ONLY GOVERNOR : HAS EVIDENCE.

Democratic National. Chairman Denies Knowledge of Any Corruption Funds.   TELLS COMMITTEE COX ONLY MAN WHO KNOWS   Investigation Into Democratic Campaign Funds Started _ by Senate Probers. 

‘CHAIRMAN WHITE OF DEMOCRATS ADMITS HE HAS NO EVIDENCE 10 SUSTAIN HIS CANDIDATE'S WORDS   Fails to Back Up One Single Charge Made by Candidate of His Party for Presidency at Investigation   ‘ADMITS HE SAID NO LIMIT WOULD BE PLACED ON CONTRIBUTIONS TO COX CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

NO EVIDENCE '§ PRODUCED ; BY CHAIRMAN   De  Eures He Believes Charges 2e True Because He Has  “ nfidence in Governor Cox  and His Statements. 2:   SAYS G. 0. P. YEAR BOOK. A SINISTER INFLUENCE   Clash Between Senators Reed _ and Kenyon Over Story of “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge” in Circulation. - ©

NATIONAL CHAIRMAN WHITE TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMITTEE   ‘Declares He Has No Evidence to Sustain  Charges Made By Gov. Cox Concerning _ Alleged Campaign Funds and Quotos,  SAYS COX IS SURE OF HIS STAND

1 BELIEVE COX CAN . PROVEHISCHARGES, ‘GEORGE WHITE SAYS   ‘Chairman .. Unable. ‘to. Substentiate.. Accusations: Made: b: “Democratic Nominee; Cox Tells Setiator-Reed:He a “Wall Provide Matter for Board.  ~~ tn Wark on. *¢ .

Doesn’t Know What - ‘Evi dence Governor Has. of” “Slush Fund,” if Any:           2 MILLIONS, PLENTY FOR DEMO. CAMPAIGN

Chairman of Dentocrats Tells Senators He Has Accepted Candidate’s Word. *   PARTY BUDGET NOT MADE   White Says Personal Judgment Is For Two Million Dol : lar Fund.

SENATE COMMITTEE TURNS ATTENTION TO FUNDS OF DEMOCRATS   Chairman White. Called to Testi fy in Probe of Campaign Expenditures   HAS RO. EVIDENCE TO _.. SUPPORT G0X. GHARGES      Believes in their Truth Becaus: of Confidence in Candidate

WHITE SAYS HE. LACKS EVIDENCE   Democratic Chairman Asserts Governor Cox Has All — Proof of Charges.

NO EVIDENCE: T0 UPHOLD CHARGES OFA REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION FUND AS STATED BY GOV. COX   Senator Kenyon, Oné of the Probing Board, Says That if Any Contributors to Any Campaign Fund Had Violated the Law They Should Be Locked Up in Jail.

DOESN'T KNOW WHERE HE GETS THAT STUFF   White, Head ot Democratic National Com: . mittee, Says Cox is Boss and He’s Got to Run it: Believes Charees True

Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Took the Stand Before the Senatorial Investigating Committee.   HAS CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNOR COX      Says No Evidence Can Be Secured to Sustain the Charges by Democratic Nominee As To Republican Campaign Funds.

TE DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF COX’S CHARGES   SAYS CANDIDATE IS. SOLE POSSESSOR OF SLUSH FUND EVIDENCE   But Tells Senate Commiitee He Never Heard Charges From Any Other Source

Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Admits He Has No Evidence to Sustain Nominee’s Charges   Custodian of Bourbon Barrel  Denies Story Ten Million: Would Be Sought for the Campaien Fund: This- Year

“ANOWLEDGE OF "5 COX’S CHARGES   SAYS CANDIDATE IS SOLE ’ POSSESSOR OF SLUSH : “FUND EVIDENCE   Democratic Chairman Thinks Canfiidate Would Not Make Unsupport:d Crarzes   But Tells Senate Commiltee Fi Never Heard Charges From Any Other Source

HOWEVER HE BELIEVES CHARGES ARE TRUE   ‘ias Confidence That the Presidential Nominee Knows What He Is Talking About.

Democratic National Chairmag Forced to Admit He Has No Evidence to Substantiate Gox’s Charres.   CONFIDENCE IN PARTY LEADER ONLY GROUNDS   White Bases Charges Only on Belief Cox Knows What He Is Yalking About; Democrats Go on Griddle,

PROB COMMITTEE TO DELVE INTO THE DEM. FUND   White Declares Knows Nothing of Cox Charges.

All He Knows ls Fhat Nominee Told Him oy hig Cam. paign Fund.   GOVERNOR 1S TCO BUSY   To Supply ithe National Committer oad \ith His Alemod Evidence and Ofieln Comes io Henring 1 anble to Back Single Alteration

WHITE CAN'T PROVE GOV. COX’S CHARGES   Admits This On Stand. Committee Has No Evidence.  Chairman of Democratic National  HOWEVER HE BELIEVES CHARGES ARE TRUE  Has Confidence That the Presi     Has Confidence That the Presi. dential Nominee Knows What He Is Talking About.

Tells Senate Committee He Has No In formation ot G.O.P. Attempt to Buy Presidency—Personal Opinion Is $2,000,000 Is Enough to Wage Presidentia! Campaign.

DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN TO FRISCC   Indiana Democracy To Be Well Represented at the National Convention.

CONTINUE HEARINGS ON NAVY'S CONDUC   Admirals Wilson and Rodmar Are to be Heard: Soon,

CONFESSED TO MURDER   Man Gave Himscif Away Carrying Flowers ta Wife's Lody

KILLED WIFE; "HAS CONFESSED   Man and Woman, Separated, Quarreled, the Killing Resulting

HUSBAND ADMITS MURDER OF WIFE: THEY AGREED TQ MAKE IT A SHIGIDE   VONPESSION CLEARS UP MYSTERY SURROUNDING DEATH OF VANCOUVER WOMAN,

SHOOTS WIFE AND WITH SAME: HAND SCATTERS FLOWERS,    Murder Followed Effort Towaré Beciacliintion ere Living apart. .

WOUNDED WIFE ASKED HUSBAND. TO MURDER HER   Vancouver Murderer Says Tha He and Wife Discussed Death After Wounding   PUT FLOWERS ON GRAVE   Wife had Endeavored to Arrange Reconciliation, According to Story

WOULD NEGOTIATE OTHER ——ARPANESE CONTENTIONS      Asahi Shimbun Urges Necessity for Naval Understanding with America

THE AADTARY GLUB GOES ON RECORE   OFFERS SERVICES FOR CLEAN UP CAMPAIGNS   OPPOSES SOLDIERS BOR   Drs, Johnson and Montgomery ‘'Palk On Health and Sanitation—Resolu tions Adopted,

THE ROTARY GLUE BOE OW RECUR   OBFERS SERVICES FOR ‘  CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN   SOLDIERS:      Drs, Johnson and Montgomery ‘Talk _on Health and Sanitation—Resolu tions, Adopted,

adn      on Opportunities,        DAVIS PROMISES LAW, = ORDER ADMINISTRATION      Declares for Good Roads ané Farmers to Deal With Farm Problems,

Garrison Repuises Onslaught Launched by Villa; Chihuahua Commander Takes Up Pursuit ‘   OSUNA FORCES PRESENT ‘LAST MILITARY PROBLEN      Estimates Place Number of Followers of Opponent to New Regime from 2,000 Down to Five

VILLA ATTACKS PARRAL   Bandit Forces Are Unsuccessful Say Advices

VILLA ATTACKS THE MEXICAN CITY OF PARRAL   Military Commander of! Chihuahua Pursuing Rebel Chief

ANNUAL PENSION = -, BILL REPORTED   Measure Carries Total of - $266000,000.

Bick SAMA TRIP ROI SRAS NA  ..caag Fem  a  ae ANNUAL PENSION BILL  Is REPORTED FAVORABLY

LOP 14 MILLIONS OFF PENGION BILL AND SPEED ACTION   House Acts on Measure Thurs: day, Expecting Passage Before Christmas Recess.

Committee Reduces Last Year Pension Bill by $14,000,006   House Leaders Take ‘Action Looking to Barly Passage of Appropriation

ANNUAL PENSKN “BILL REPORTED OU   , _Measure Carries Fourteen Million Dollars Less Than Was Appropriated For This Year.

Federal Pension  Cut By Committee   As Reported Out of Connnittes Car. rifs $14,000,000 Less ‘Than Last Year's Pension Bil,

LITTLE TOT 1s CRUS  A TOMBSTONE   While Mother Was Decorating Grave of a Son, the Little  Fellow Wanders Away tny TDnath

ROADS FIGHT LAWS   Six Railway Companies File Petition for Enjoining State Officers from Acting

‘Wilson’s Endorsement Regarded As  Forecasting Attitude As Re2 gards National Piatform.

WILSON LETTER 15 “KEV TOATTITUDE   Message To Glass Defines Platform Wishes.

WILSON STANDS PAT ON TREATY   His Letter to Senator Glas: Sets Forth Views on Subject.

DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM IS FORECASTEL   Endorsement of Virginia Platform Believed To Be Convention Key   PROMPT RATIFICATION OF TREATY--WILSOR

PLATFORM FRAMED BY THE VIRGINIANS   It Stands for League of Nations With Reservaticns of Any Kind.   AND HE PRAISES THAT   indicates Platform He Wilt Demand of Democratic Na tional Convention.

‘ADD NEW MEMBERS + TOK. U. FACULTY      APPOINTMENTS .ARE ANNOUNCED BY CHANCELLOR STRONG   TO BE HERE NEXT YEAR   Curt Resenow Will Succeed F.C Dockeray As Prafessur of Psychology      Elwin Smith of Cincinnati Conser vuatory Will Be New Professor al Yuice

'ADD NEW MEMBERS ~ TOK.U. FACULTY   SEVEN APPOINTMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED BY CHANCELLOR STRONG   Curt Rosenow Will Succeed F. C ‘Pockeray As Professor of Psychology

WILL START MONDAY   ASSESSORS VET TODAY FOR FIN LL COND AB ON SCHEDULES.   New baw Demands Personal Property Listedtdicius iy beem,

WILL START MONDAY      New Law BDennuinds Berseng Listed 1  Property lie,

JAPAN PROPOSAL SETTLE DISPUTE NOT ACCEPTABLE   California Law Does Not Conflict With Consti tution or Treaty.

ANTI-JAP LAWS GIVING STATE DEPT. ANXIETY   Try to Prevent Feeling of Alarm in This Country.

U. S. AGAINST JAPAN’S PLAN   Opposition to Joint Commission Ex. pected—-Proposition Would Be Unacceptable, is Report.

What Progress Has Been Made In Negotiations Has Not Been Dis- — closed in Washington.

WONT DISCUSS JAP NEROTIATIONG   Official Washington Refuses To Comment on the. Situa tion Brought About by Jar  ‘Proposal for Joint Commission in California Matter.

ADMINISTRATION 1S NOT GIVING PUBLIC TS VIEWS ON CASE   State Department Officials and Jap Premier Have Different Views of Affair.   CALIFORNIA LAW CAUSE   Would Refuse Japs Permission to Own Land, Something Jap Law Doesn’t Attempt.

OFFICIALS NOT FAVORABLE 10 JAP SUGGESTION   Impression Gained That Jap~ anese Commission Plan is Not Acceptable

ADMINISTRATION WILL NOT DISCUG3 JAPANESE PROBLEN   Impression Goes ut, However “That Joint High Commission Would be Unageeptable

ANT EIS      Feeling of Alarm. Appears to Be Growing in Nipponese tation -

OFFICIALS RETICENT   State Department Declines to Give Out Information With Regard to Negotiations Concerning California Anti-Jap Exclusion Law.   CONFLICTING OPINIONS ON INTERNATIONAL LAW

REFUGE TO TALK ON JAP PROBLEM   Tangle Arising From the Caiifornia Proposed Land Law Troubles Washington.   TO AWAIT DEVELOPMENTS

LAW PROPOSED IN CALIFORNIA LEADS TDCRITCAL SPITE  PR:   *TOKIO PROPOSES JOINT COMMISSION FOR SOLUTION OF TROUBLES. .  ORBICTATS QITET   Washington Declines to Discuss Any of Phases of Nego% tiations.

JAPANESE VIEW IS OPPOSED   Americans Do Not Favo: Commission in California Case

Gen. Obregon Orders Military Demonstration of Allegiance to New Chief   New Commanders Ask Volun: tary Contributions to Pay Rebel Troops.

LEADERS TAY TO PROMOTE UNITY   Effort to Avoid Peril of Political Rivalry   Withdrawal of Gonzalez as Presidential Aspirant and Appointment of Palaez as Chief of Military Operations Strong Evidence of Harmany in Opinion of Observers

SV OTDING POLITICAL sTHIFE.   ttes oluttowmar: leadere Sirixsieg to Wert in Harmesy.

WITHDRAWAL OF GONZALEZ FROM MEAICAN AACE SS GRATIFYING   New Government Shows a Disposition to Avoid Po.litical Rivalry in Comine Presdental Contest,   ALLEGIANCE PARADE PLANNED FOR MAY 2.

Tabooing of Political Rivalry In Mexico’s Presidential Race Seen in Gonzales’ Withdrawal

AACE IN MEXICD   Withdrawal Indicates Desir of Leaders to Eliminate Political Rivairy.   STILL NO WORD AS TO THE FATE OF GEN. CARRANZA   State Department Makes Public Summary of Official Advices—ecupation of Monterey, Vietoria and Zacatecas by Liberal Revolutionary Forees Oceured Tharsday Nicht.

PONZALES QUITS AACE IN MEXICO FOR PRESIDENCY   New Government Wil Eliminate Danger in Political Rivalry.

POLITICAL RIVALRY WILL BE ELIMINATED   PABLO GONZALES ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM RACE FOR FRESMENCY.   WIRE SERVICE [9 RESTORED   Rail Service Between Mexico City and United States Is to Be Re* Established.

Gonzales’ Withdrawal from Campaign Indication of Harmony Among Rebels According to Official Washington View

Withdrawal of Gonzales From Contest for Presidency Regarded as Indication That Leaders of De-facto Government Want to Eliminate Danger From Rivairy   BiG MILITARY PARADE PLANNED

MEXICANS ARE JOINING HANDS ~ INGOVERNMEN?   Gonzales Withdraws from Race for Presi dency.

REBELS IN MEXICO ELIMINATE DANGER OF POLITICAL RUIN   Various Factions of Revolution. ary Followers Working for Stable Government.   GONZALES’ WITHDRAWAL REGARDED INDICATION   Wire Communication Between Washington and Mexico City is Restored.

REFER ATTITUDE ON INTERCHURCH TO COMMITTEE   Board of Nine Appointed at M. E. Conference Saturday.

ATTITUDE OF METHODISTS   Toward Interchurch Worlc Movement Discussed Today.

REBELS COMMENCE DRIVE ON CAPITAL   REVOLUTIONARY FORCES MOV: ING SOUTHWARD TOWARD MEXICO CITY   MEET LITTLE = © OPOSITION   Carranzistag Give Up Towns Without Fightine-—Obregon Friendly to Yanks

a  (ALES 1S FRINEDLY   lo Give Entertainment and Dance for Americans

WAS FIRST SPEECH AWAY FROM MARIOS’   Curiosity Increases Ag to Re ply to Cox’s Declarations ~ On League Iesue.

SUPREME PROBLEM OF WORLD DEFINED BY 6.0. P NOMINEE   Address Delivered At Brother’: “Birthday » Celebration: “In: Firs Tis From Marion. ~   MUST GET ON RIGHT TRACK

JAMES COLOSIMO MURDERED   Mystery Surrounds the Killing of Well-Known Figure in Chicago Night Life.

ORGANIZE NON-UNION MEN      Gompers Hears That Employers Are Trying to Put Open Shop on Poatrintic Rasia.

Employers Are Organizing nfhen-Uion Men in Fight _ For “Open. Shop”, Report

CHARGE EMPLOYERS FOAM NEW UNO)   Gompers Hears of New Scheme to Establish Open Shop in Industry, «

Gompers Charges That Employers Would Form Non-Union Organization

EMPLOYERS HAVE ORGANIZED NONUNION WORKERS   AKCOORDING TO SAMERL GOMPERS TO ESTABLISH THE OPEN

BORAH HEADS THE BIG FOUR   ‘Idaho Senator Favoring Johnson, Two Wood Men and One Non-Committal Chosen in Idaho.

WOOD GETS TWO IN IDAHO   Borah Heads “Big Four’ Delegates-at Large to Chicago.

CONFERENCES “IRE TO BE ~ RESUMED cnn   The Associated Press Learns That Negotiations Have Not Been Broken Off, As Has Reen Renorted.   ARCHBISHOP CLUNE HAS RETURNED TO LONDON   Military Forces Are Said ta Have Taken Possession of The Municipal Buildings In Duhlin.

Report That Discussions Have Been Broken Off Are Denied; Believe Premier and Sinn Feiners Can Come to An Understanding;  Military Occunies Dublin Buildings   BLACK AND TANS DENOUNCED

DENY IRISH PEACE MOVE HAS ENDED IN FAILURE   Negotiations Still Progressing With Excellent Prespect of Success in Due Time.

PREPARE BILLS TQ AID FARMEE   Democratic Senators Plan ; Concurrent Resolution to Block ‘President

RESTORATION OF % FORMER FINANCE BOARD PLANNED   Resolution Urging Restoration Will Be Presented at Congress   COMPRISES FIRST STEP FARM RELIEF PROGRAM   Southern Congressmen Confident Of Early Passage of Measure

-Jtouse and Senate to Restore Finance Corporation   YN A FEW DAYS

BIE, PLAN OF ~ ARGT. MOVE 1 > HELP FARMERS   Resolution to Be. Introduced in’ Con: * gress Asking Restoration of War Finance Corporation

RESTORATION FINANCE CORPORATION DIRECTED      Concurrent Resolution Will b Offered at the Coming Session of Gongresa.

FARMERS ARE PROMISED AID BY CONGRESS      Movement Started tc Revive War Finance Corporation.

CLAIM SUFFICIENT SUPPORT IN SOUTH AND WEST. FR AG    Mississippi Senator ‘Declare:   Sentiment for Action is’ Ceawine in Washington

AR FINANCE CORPORATION TO BE EVIVED AS PART OF PROGRAM TC ‘LIEVE AGRICULTURAL SITUATION   acurrent Resolution Will Be Introduced Juring the First Week of Congress; South nd West Have Enough Votes to Pass It, yenator Heflin Declares.

PLAN MOVE TO AID FARMERS   Congressman Will Seek Restor. ation of War Finance Corporation by Resolution.

SENATORS PREDICT AID FOR FARMERS   SAY RESTORATION OF WAR FINANCE CORPORATION WILL BE ORDERED SOON.

Senator Harrison Says Tha Measure Will Be Passed a Once to Make Product Marketable. be

-ROOSEVELT HAS BUSY DAY.   Confery With Leaders of Party—Pre.  Tinie “Terk (Snindahee

BARS WOMEN AS LESISLATORS         Bitution Quoted in Ruling Mey Generai—Member bet Ge Male.

BARS WOMEN AS LF “!SLATORS   Missouri Constitution Quoted in Ruling by Attorney General—Member Must Be Male.

WOMEN LEGISLATORS BARRED   Ruling by Attorney General Quotes Constitution of Missouri.

SWEEP IN KANSAS SEEMS COMPLETE   ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES HAVE MAJORITLES IN THE -STATE   Congressional Candidate Has Margin With Only Qnre Incomplete precinct   Claims of Election of — Bird\ Over Axsres Are Mace By Republiean Leaders

KANSAS MAJORITIES   THEY CONTINUE TO GROW AN LATER, RETURNS COME IN,   Harding WIM Have a Lead cluse 10 200.000 While Atien Pro. ; bably Approach. 140,000. 

SWEEP IN. KANSAS ~ SEEMS COMPLETE   ALL, REPUBLICAN CANDI DATES HAVE MAJORITEES AN TOE STATE   EIGHTH DISTRICT CLOSE   Congressional Candidate Has Margin With Only One tncimplete precinct   Claims of Election of  Birdy Over Ayres Are Made By Republi* Mew  wane.

AIRPLANE MAIL WILL BE SENT TO CUBA DAID   Burleson Awards Contract for Route From. Key West

OVERSEA MAIL ROUTE   Airplane Service to Cuba Will be Inaugurated.

AIRPLANE MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN U. 5. AND CUBA ANNOUNCED BY BURLESON

RAIL MANAGERS DISHONEST?   Plumb Tells A. F. of L. System in U. S. Surrounds Officials With Temptation.

PLUMB. DEGLARES ROADS DISHONES   Tells the American Federation of Labor Convention They Cannot Be Otherwise Under Present System.

BRITISH-FRENCH CLASH IS SEEN    Text of Alleged Secret Turk Treaty Is Uncovered in Berlin.   GIVEN OUT BY WAZIM BEY   Declared the Document Was Signed in Constantinople in April, 1919, by Franner, Nolen and Church.  ill for Great Britain.

OAYG BRITAIN Hs DEGRET TURK PAGT   French-British Clash Seen if Doc: ument Is Verified.   DISCOVERY MADE IN BERLIN   Alleged Treaty Is Given to American Newspaper Correspondent by Nazim Bey, Who Says it Was Signed in 1919.

STOCK REPORT   Motors and Accessories Sensations of the Day on Market.

MOTOR SHARES HAD THE CALL   General Motors Touched ~ 3873 and Stutz Soars to 2173.   OTHER ISSUES WERE MORE QUIET

SCHOOL REVENUE LAW,   STATEMENT SENT TO COUNTY ~ * SCHOOL BOARDS BY CO. SUPT. SELLERS.

GREECE CLUBBED INTO YIELDING TC ALLIED DEMANDS   Financial Vice Tight ened; Ask Constantine To Abdicate.

CONSTANTINE WILL NOT QUIT   Refuses to Relinquish His Claim on the Greek THrone, Close Adviser Says.

To Have Constantine Re  turn to Greece —Decis ion May Be Left to ex: King Himself.

CONSTANTINE MAY HOLD ON   ! Close Adviser Says King Will Refuse to Relinquish Throne.

verament Sends Note to Con stantine Asking Him_ to  , Withdraw in Favor of Crown Prince  Go   HAMIL PRESSURE. BY ALLIES BRINGS RESULTS   ay Leave Decision as to ‘For. mer Monarch's Return up to Constantine  i

“ofl BE   Head of: Bolihevik Trade Mission In England Gives Interview      Is NOT AFRAID OF THE ALLIES   Declares It Would Be Better For Allies If Peace Were Signed Now.

REGULAR REPUBLICANS WININ N. DAK   NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE LOST OUT, ACCORDING TO RE.  . TURNS FROM PRIMARY   ONE WOMAN, MINNIE J, NEL. SON, NAMED AS DELEGATE TO CRICAGO CONVENTION

TO SEND REGULAR GROUP   North Dakotas Delegation to Re publican Convention Will Be tReoenlar G. 0. P.'’a’’

NON: PARTISAN: TEAGUERS DENY DEFEAT BY°G. 0. P   Primary Returns Give “Regular Republicans” Ten Delegates, One a Woman—Johnson and Bryan Given Party  Ss Endorsement:

T) SEND REGULAR GROUP   North Dakotas Delegation to Re publican Convention Will Be OHerular G. 0. Ps”

b. 0. P. CAMPAIGN FUND ATTACKED  BY ROOSEVELT   "ELI ROOT OGTATOR”   ROOSEVELT RESTS FOR WESTERN TRIP

SAYS TIMES ARE HARD ~ BUT IS OPTIMISTIC   HINDENBERG TELLS STUDENTS THEY STILL HAVE THEIR FATHERLAND

SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN   UnderGoes a Surgical Operation at Washington Taday,

GARTER GLASS. uURES 6. P TAXING POLICY   Party Has Failed to Keep Promises of Reductions, Ex-Secretary Says

ATTACKS POLICY . OF REPUBLICANS   SENATOR GLASS CHARGES STATEMENTS OF SENATOR PENROSE ARE GROSSLY FALSE

GLASS HITS 6. 0, P. TAXATION PROGRAN   Former Secretary of the Treas ury Says Republicans Break Promises.

MOB ATTACKS JAIL ~ AND TAKES MEN > FROM CUSTODY      Men Are Rushed to Cemetery and All Three Hanged From Same L

Lynching Occurred im a Cemotery Near Sante Rosa and the Three Were Hanged +o Same Limb of. Tree,

Three Men Hanged  To TreeinCemetery   Masked Mob Br caks Into Santa Rosa, Calif., Jail, Seizes Prisoners and Carries Them Off to Execution; One Prisoner ° Laughs at Mob, Another Cries Like a Baby.

LYNCH GANGSTERS   Citizens Rid City of Gunmen—Thre:  Pt : . Hanged. . 7

THREE MEN SWING FROM SAME TREE   Angry Mob Breaks Into the Jail and. Lynches ‘Men’ Accused of Murder   AT SANTA ROSA. CAL.   Two of the Men Went. the “Trip” Without Murmur —QOne Cried for. Mercy

GERMANY WANTS IN      Should Be Represented in AlliedSeviet Negotiations, Dr. -Simons Says

‘UNITED EVANGELIST CAMPAIGN   Protestant Penominauons Decide to Carry Out Gonmmon Program During 1990-21.

AN EVANGELISTIC “DRIVE   From January-to Easter Every Prot estant Pulpit Will Sound an Appeal foy- Personal Conrecration,

LIGHT KEEPER HELD BY STORM   Kept Solitary Vigil Over Beacon and Dead Wife.

ALONE WITH DEAD WIFE, THREE DAYS KEEPS LIGHT GOIN¢   TERRIFIC STORM COMPELS THE KEEPER TO REMAIN AT POST.      His Wife Had Died and For the Fol lowing Three Days He Never Deserts a Moment.

AN EXTRA SESSION   WILL BE CALLED AFTER HARD. ING’S INAUGURAL,   President Wilson’s Message the [y) portant Business in Congress,

AN EXTRA SESSION   WILL BE ING'S  He  ED AFTER HARD. AUGURAL,           President, Wilson's Mesange the fin portant Business in Congres:

‘THE BIG FIGHTERS SIGN UP   Dempsey and Carpentler to Mect on or Before July 4 Next.

JNGK DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER HAVE SIGNED A CONTRAGT   Fight for Championship Next March or Between May 29 © and July 4.   TWO SOMEWHAT UNUSUAL CLAUSES IN AGREEMENT   Cover Contingency of Kithe) Man Losing Title Before Match is Consummated ané Designate Robert Kdgren as Soie Arbiter of Difterences

DEMPSEY AND CARP SIGN IN $500,000 BOUT   FIGHT WILL GO FROM TEN TO 15 ROUNDS; SCENE OF BATTLE UNDETERMINED

Average in Meat Advance From 50 to 80 Ver Cent, Eggs 161 Per Cent, Floar 133 Per Cent, Potatoes 153 Per Cent and Sugar 164 Per Cent.

GREAT INCREASE IN RETAIL PRICES   Bureau of Labor Statistics Gives Figures of Today and Six Years Ago.

TOWN FARMERS HALT CENSUS   Agriculturs! Survey Ofags Because Farmers Are Not at Their Coun- 8 try Homes, — oe

CITY FARMERS HALT CENSUS   Survey Drags Because They Are No! at Their Homes.

TOWN FARMERS HALT CENSUS   Agricultura! Survey Drags Because Farmers Are Not at Their Country Homes.

FORMER PROGRESSIVE TALKS   Gifford Pinchot Leading ‘Progressive and Follower ol The Late Theodore Roosevelt Tells Why  Cox Should be Defeated

IN SESSION   For Purpose of Considering Three Important Problems  at Special Session.

T HAS FEW FRIENDS   STATE WIDE PRIMARY LAW NO IN MUCH PAVOR,   Belief is That Next Legistatare Wil rt Least Amend,

TF HAS FEW FRIENDS         STATE-WIDE PRIMARY LAW NO’ 1. aw IN MECH FAVOR. ~~      tare Wit

aa ee ee  ALMIRA E. WHITELY   ‘Prominent Woman Dies After : Long Illness

THOSE DAVES DrALo   POLITICANS NOW IN CHICAGO PIsCUsSsING THEM,   Incident Has Put Ninth District ip The Lime Licht,

THOSE DAVIES DEALS   POHITICANS NOW IN CHICAGK DISCUSSING THEM,               Pul Ninth District iv me Light,  neident The

PLATFORM OFFERED BY COMMITTEE IS ADOPTED UNCHANGED   Declares for Peace Treaty, Sym pathizes With Ireland, Says Nothing of Prohibition.   BRYAN FAILS TO GET DRY PLANK AND WET FAILS    Secretary Colby and Senator Glass Lead Fight for Adoption Without Amendment.

DEMOCRATS ARE MUTE ON PROHIBITION   Cockran’s Plea for Wine and Beer Suffers Same Fate as Nebraskan’s Arid Demands.

CONVENTION O.K. ON COMMITTEE ~ PLATFORM DRAFT   “Corruption Funds” Are Scored—Criminal Laws Asked for Profiteers_ —League With Reserva tions.

‘Great Demonstration As Colby and “Commoner” Debate Merits of Platform, Which Declares For Peace Treaty and Expresses Sympathy For Ireland

: Document ‘Stands*in ‘All -Respects as Reported—Silent on, Prohibition—Sympathy for Evin: > es      ‘DELEGATES, ENJOY ' GREAT DEBATE   iw. -Bourke ‘Cockran,. Hearc ‘at His: Best, Speaks. for Self- government for State: and Localities.

FURIOUS FIGHT IS * MADE ON PLATFORM   ORIGINAL DRAFT COMES. FROM CONVENTION FLOOR UNSCATHED, .

Wet Plank Lost, Issue [Isn't in the Platform    DOCUMENT DECLARES FOR PEACE TREATY AND HAS DUE SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND—BOTH WETS AND DRYS BEATEN ON FLOOR AND NOTHING IS SAID IN FINAL RESOLUTIONS, OF THE LIQUOR ISSUE.   THE DAY IN DETAIL.

PLATFORM. 1S ADOPTED MINUS LIQUOR PLANK   Nothing at All Said About Pro: hibition in Demo :ratic Creed.   BRYAN IS OVERWHELMED

MOIST MEASURE DEFEATED WITH BRYAN’S DRY AUI   ADOPT PLATFORM AS ORIGI NALLY DRAWN-—-WM. J.’S PLANKS REJECTED

PLATFORM AS ADOPTED EVADES LIQUOR ISSUE: LEAGUE PLANK IS UPHELD   ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTERS HEADED BY COLBY ANE GLASS VICTORIOUS AT END OF FURIOUS FLOOR FIGHT OVER DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.

‘Dry” Plank Put Out by Vote of 929 to 155 After Stirring Ap peal for Passage   SYMPATHY OFFERED IRELAND   Convention Fleor Made Scene of Dra. matic Speeches and Demonstrations—Oratory Flourishes

Voting Down Wet and Dry Planks, Irist Plank and Others Presented During a Dramatic Debate, Delegates Indorse  Platform As Originally Framed   GHEERS GREET ALL SPEECHES

DEMOCRATS ADOPT PLATFORM AS FRAMED BY SUB-COMMITTEE   Goes Thru Convention Unscathed After Furious Floor Fight

AGGEPT PLATFORM JUST AS FRAMEL   Democratic Convntion Does No Alter Planks of Resolutions Committee.

DAY OF DRAMATIC DEBATE ON PLATFORM   Bryan Given Wild Demonstration After Old-Time Speech  eee ee ee ee a EE eR  Raalean flaa he Lint   Cockran, Glass and Walsh Applauded—Hot Discussion of Planks

BUICIDE FOLLOWS QUARREL   Aged Davenport Mcther Takes Poison After Family Spat

SUICIDES AFTER FAMILY JAR   Mrs. Eliza Palmbeck Quar reled With Son, Then Drank Poison.

CONFERENCE OVER “AED AER LANDS TOBE HELO TODA   PEDERAL RECEIVER TO HOLD PROPERTY PENDING SETTLEVENT VAY BE APPOINTED

Born in Elgin, Canada, Oetober  1858—Passed Away in Oelwein, . Iowa, August 21, 1920

MRS. GEO, KING IN LAST SLEEI   Born in Elgin,’ Canada, October   1858—Passed Away in Oelwein, Pa Towa, August ZL, 1920

FIRST PROSECUTION      For Alleged Sugar Profiteering in Cleveland. 

cH ARGED WITH PROFITEERING.   Cleveland Grocers Aliegwed to Have Overcharged for Sugar,

GO AFTER SUGAR PROFITEERS   Federal Officials Start War on Grocers at Cleveland.

BERNARD OVERMY ER, MONTHS OLD SON OF OW. AND MRS. JAMES OVERMYER, HIT BY ENGINE,  *   OPENED GATE ONTO THE TRACKS   Body of Child Found by Mother an Instant Later—Had Gone to Hunt For Her Baby.

ILLINOIS CANDIDATES LAUNCH CAMPAIGN   “Turn The Democratc Out” Slogan of Thompson’s Republicans.

CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY CANDIDATES OF THOMPSON FACTIO!   Adopt Resolutions “Endors ing IMayor’ s Platform  CAMPAIGN MOTTO ‘TURN DEMOCRATS OUT

"BIG BILL” MEN START CAMPAIGK   Thompson Republicans Launch Candidacies.

CHINESE REDS HELPING REDS   Chink Bolsheviki Are Assist. ing Their Brothers—Japanese to Oppase Them.

BOLONEVIKT FACE JAPO IN SIBERIE   Reds Seek to Avoid Clash With the Mikado’s Army.   CHINESE MAY AID SOVIETS   Moscow Dispatch Says Mongolians Will Operate in the “Coastal! Region”——Success of Poles and Letts’ Drive Is Admitted.

GHINESE REDS MID BOLSHEVIK   Expect Soon to Encounter Japanese Forces in astern Siberia

(ill FAIA NEARS, HDAC. ADI      Russian: Soviet Troops, ‘Reaching Balai Station 400 Miles ‘of Taiga, to Be Aided by the   Chinaca . —   DISAVOW- INTENTION TO ~ PROVOKE ANY COLLISION   Qualify Pacific Declaration with Statement of . Necessity for Use of the Military Power Against Entente Vassals

CHINESE ‘AID RUSSIAN!      Dispatch ‘Says Yellow  Bolshevik THE Helo. Russian Soviet.

RUSS REDS FACE JAPANESE ARMY   Lenine Will Seek to Avoid Clash With Mikado’s Forces in Siberia.   CHINESE AID BOLSHEVISTS   Success of Poles and Letts in Drive in Northwest Admitted at Soviet Headquarters — Ukranian  Traane Gaieoa ficlaose

CHINESE BOLSHEVIK! TO ARREST SOMIET ARMY, MOSCOW SAY   Oriental “Rede” To Operate in  + Costal Region, London — Authorities’ Learn   POLISH AND LETTS - , FORCE RETIREMENT   Ukrainian Soldiers Assisted by Galician Units Occupy City of Odessa

BOLSHEVIK CHINESE WILL AID SOVIETS   Nill Assist Russian Troops That Have Reached Balai Station, Almost 400 Miles East of Taiga.   CLASH WITH JAPANESE FORCES EXPECTED SOON   3olsheviki Officially Claim Orenburg and Ural Regions Cleared of Opponents and Turkestan Front Held.

TAKEN SAID TO. ADMIT GOTHAM MURDER   Charles Roshore Leis urely Tells Police How He Killed Manuel Gal

FIRE: WATERLOO SHERIFF   Removed for Drunkenness, But Will Seck - Re-election.

HENDERSON I$ REMOVED FROM SHERIFF OFFICE   Black Hawk County Sheriff Is Charged With Drunkenness While in Office—Removed by Judze.

DANIELS EXPOSE GROWS STRONGEF   Prominent Navy ‘Men Testit That Weakness of Navy Was Due to Secretary.   REFUSED ALL ADVICE

HARDING PLEADS FOR ENTIRE AMERICANISM   Urges Elimination Of Groups and Classes in America No Room For Hpyhenated American In Country.

HARDING MARES AN ADDRESS 10 FOREIGN BORN   Representative Delegations From Large Cities Visit Marion.   OUTLINES THEIR DUTIES  G. 0. P. Nominee Makes Plea for Erasure of Race and - Class Lines.

HARDING ADDRESSES AMERICAN CITIZENS OF EUROPEAN BIRTH FANN MARION-PORCE   Says We Have Displayed Bad Manners and Given Bad Counsel In Last Four   MUST END HYPHENISM    Declares Our ‘Meddling” In Poland, In Fiume, In Russia and Balkans Has Ben_faecnd Na fine

PLEADS FOR CRASURE Ot  RACE LINE   Says Meddling in Europe Have Promoted Class Feeling in U. S.

interference. Has Spilled Bad Bléod All Over, He  Meclarac   DEMANDS: LOYALTY   Asks Foreign Born to Forget Special Appeals and Be. Americans First,

CHAMP CLARK TO BEA DARK HORSE   MISSOURTIAN’S BACKERS SAID TC RF LINING UP DELEGATES ‘NOW.

FRIENDS OF FORMER SPEAKER ARE BUSY PUSHING HIS CANDIDACY.   His Name Will Be Presented at the

Champ Clark Is Democrats’  “Dark Horse   Supporters Plan to Introduce  at First Convention Dead.  lock; Bryan Said to Be fo1  Him Now.

CLARK THE “BLACK HORSE”   Friends To Present His Name At EFiret Deadlack.

CLARK ‘DARK HORSE? AT SAN FRANCISCO   Friends and Backers Propose: to gubmit His Name at’ First Indication of Deadlock.

CLARK LOOMS AS DARK HORSE OF THE CONVENTION   REPORLED THAT DIPPERENCES Wht) BRYAN ARE ADJUSTEN AXD THA COMMONER Wud SUPPORT FEU.

DEMAND RELENOE OF YANK MEDICS   Four American Red Cros Doctors Held by Russ Bolsheviki.

ASK RELEASE OR AMERICANS.   Request for Release of Red Cross Workers Forwarded,

REQUEST RELEASE   Of American Red Cross Work. ers Held in Russia.

FOUR RED COGS MEN BEING HELD: RELEASES WRSEN   RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNVEN' ASKED To TAKE MATTER UP AT ONCE

U. S. REQUESTS RELEASE OF RED CROSS WORKERS   Step Is Taken to Gain Freedom For Four Americans Held By Bolsheviki in Siberia.

UNITED STATES APPEAL TO RUSS   SOVIETS ASKED TO RELEASE REI CROSS WORKERS.      Prisoners Not Believed in Any Dange } as Reports Indicate Bolsheviki in  Siberia Are Pursuing Liberal Pol icy Toward Their Captives.

MILLS TO GET DEMANDS NEX!   Textile Workers Expect To Present Request for 173 Per Cent Wage Increase Early ‘in the Week.

RHODE ISLAND ‘MILLS TO GET DEMANDS NEX1   Textile Workers Expect To Present Request for 173 Per Cent Wage Increase Early \in_ the  Week.

plat hy TN AMER CTE Sa   Young “Men and Wome ‘Coming When Ban BY Removed. fe         New. ®ritish Policy May B Broader Than Mere Home -.. Rute.

New Additions Ave Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg; 35 States Vote Affirmatively.

Bulgaria. Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Received Into Membership in World Organization   COMMITTEE DISAPPROVES  ADMISSION OF ARMENIA   Nation Has Authority Over But Part of its Territory, Reports Committee

POH NATIONS ARE JW MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Fin land and Luxembourg ' Accented.

U.S. OBJECTS TO FRANCO-BRITISH OIL AGREEMENT   TO DIVIDE OTL SUPPLY OF WESO. POTAMEIA WHICH HAS BRET. ISH MANDATE

American Protest Is Expected to Influence League of Nations.   Reported Agreement in Mesopotamia Said to Be ViolaTian of Pant.

U.S.WAITS REACTION © . FROM COLBY’S NOTE   URGES ALLIES NOT  TO ABANDON GREECE

AMERICA PROTESTS   Objection is Raised to British and French Assumption of Control In Mesopotamian Oi Fields.   VIOLATION OF PLEDGE TO AMERICA CHARGED   Demands ‘That Petroleum Companies in Mesopotamia Be Controlled by British Has Awakened Strong Protest.

U.S. INFORMS ENGLAND TniAT WE WILL NOT BE EXCLUDED FROM PRIVELEGES UNDER TREATY

CRRMAN OPPOSITION GROWS   Surrender of War Guilty Is Not Popular Idea With People  yak agrees ae

ROOSEVELT REPLIES IN POSITIVE TERMS 10 THt HARDING'S ALLEGATIONS THAT WILSON WILL BOSS THEDEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN

F. D. ROOSEVELT SAYS HARDING WOLDS GRUDGE   Democratic Vice - Presidentia' Nominee Answers Charges Of Harding. .   Declares Most of Oppositior To League is Against Wilson

ROOSEVELT WILLING T0 LET THE VOTERS DECIDE   NOMINEE IS CONFIDENT sTAND WILL BE IN FAVOR OF 4 STEP FORWARD.

Declares Wilson Did Not Fore« It on Nominees in Hot Re-. ply to Harding.   ‘Harding Opposes League to  Fight Wilson Affirms Demo eratic Candidate.

STEAMER AND DREDGE.   Crash, Frightening Passengers on City ) of Chester.

AN INQUIRY BEGING AT SAN ANTONIO TODA   ‘Which is is Expected to Reveal  Inner Workings of Various 7 Nevican Deviliry.

Summoned to Testify in Case And Tnvesligalors May [Invade Border ‘Town For Evidence,

BLIZZARD TO LAS] UNTIL SATURDAY   Storm Will Then Blow Itself Into Atlantic Weather Bureau Says

Old Dominion Liner Runs Ashore In Terrific Storm   Steamer In Grave Danger of Break: ing Up Before Help Arrives--Storm Sweeps Whole Atlantic Coast.

REAL ROOSEVELT  tas far  FRAARDENWIECHN      “YetDemocratic—Candidate—fe  Vice _Presidericy -Slanders® ~ Great Leader’s Memory.   MAKING FUTILE ATTEMPT °  —-—F 0—-WiN—-ON--OLD-ISSUES        : £ ; T. A. by Spécious Arguments.

ALL CAMPUS LIGHTS GO OUT AT 8 PM   Threateinng Coal Strike Causes  University To Ge Easy On  Fuel Supply.   JUNIOR PROM UNCHANGED   State Purchasing Board Advises Fuel Conservation Until Outcome of Threatening Strike.

IPart, of- the Great Fleet That Surren: dered at Scapa Flow Will Be . Sunk

Battered Ships of Defeated Nation  Brought Over for Exhibition   grad Destruction.

GERMAN WARSHIPS ARE TOWED UP HUDSON RIVER   Battered Relics of William’s Navy Awarded to the United States.

GERMAN WAR DOGS ENTER N.Y. HARBOR AT END OF TOW LINE   SHIPS THAT CHALLENGED BRIT AEN'S NAVAL POWER NOW  BATTERED RELICS.

my ile a ;   But Yesterday They Might Have Stood Against the ~ World.

FIVE GERMAN  WAR VESSELS AT NEW YORK   Part of the Great Fleet That Surren: dered at Senpa Flew ‘WH! Be Sank —

CAPTIVE GERMAN WARSHIPS, RELICS OF A DEFEATED NATION, ARRIVE IN THE UNITED STATES

OVERRIDE  VETO FAILS   HOUSE VOTE 219 TO 153 —-LACKED 39 VOTES   Necessary to Override Président Wilson’s Veto of Republican Peace Resolu tann:

PEAGE MOVE iS AGAIN BLOCKED   Attempt to Pass Veto of President Fails in House Today

WILSON VETO STANDS UP IN HOUSE VOTE   Fall 29 Short of Neces sary Two-Thirds Majority.

WILSON’S VETO: IS UPHELD      Effort to Override President on Knox -Peace Resolution Fails in House.

FRIENDS OF 6. 0. P. - PEACE RESOLUTION IN FUTILE EFFORT   TWENTY-NINE VOTES ARE LACKING FOR MAJORITY OF TWO-THIRDS.   219 HOUSE MEMBERS AGAINST PRESIDENT

Effort Tried in the House Bul Failed of Getting TwoThirds Majority.   DEMOCRATS JOINED REPS.   Seventeen Voted to Veto Measure; Vote Stcod 219 to 152.

Roll Call in House Lacks 29 Votes of Needed Two-third Majority to Adopt the Peace Proposal of Senator Kno   17 Democrats Line Up With Republicans to Override the Will of President; White House to Make Statement

HOUSE UNABLE T0 CARRY BILL OVER PRESIDENT’S HEAD   Vote Is 219 To 152 Twenty-Nine Short Of Two-Thirds.

WILSON VETO STICKS   REPUBLICAN PEACE RESOLU- NON IS IN DISCARD.   Seventeen Democrats However, Joined Majarity in Enfort to Over-ride Veto,

ADUSE FAILED 10 OVERRIDE WILSON'S VETO EVEN AFTER 17 DEMOS HAD JOINED REP ODS

_ WILSON. VETO HOLBS   KiYort to Override Negation of Republican Peace Resolution Fails by Fwenty-Nine Votes.

PEACE VETO WILL STAND    Majority Was 29 Less Than Neces. sary Two-Thirds—Some Democrats Joined Republicans.

PEACE MEASURE VETO SUSTAINED   Vote to Override 29 Below th  = Two-Thinds Majority.   17 DEMOGRATS “AGAINST I   There Wae Lees Than an Hour's De  bate on Motion to Override-—Presi.  dent Etidorses Virginia. Piatforry  Pedee Declaration. .

FAIL TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT'S VETC   Vote on Peace Resolution Today _ Shows Deadlock Will Continue

PEACE SCHEME DEAD; FAIL TO OVERRIDE VETC   Attempt to Pass Over President’s Head Fails by Vote of 219 to. 152.

HOUSE FAILS TO PASS: _. VETOED RESOLUTION   Knox Peace, Plan Lacks , 20 Votes in . Effort to* Pat I Through. Congress Today.

FAIL TO BEAT WILSON’S VETO   EFFORT IS MADE TO OVER-RIDE PRESIDENT’S REFUSAL TO SIGN PEACE RESOLUTION.

AL TO. OVERPOE PRESIDENTS VET   President Wilson's Veto of Peace Resolution Stands——House of Con gress Failed to Pass Over Veto,

E UNABLE TODAY 10) GATHER ENOUGH VOTES   PEACE RESOLUTIONS, FATHERED BY G. 0. P,, IS DEAD.   TWO REPUBLICANS FOR THE PRESIDENT.   In the Final Effort to Override the President Seventeen Democrats Vote With the Majority But Enough Strength Could Not be Mustered.

RESOLUTION . REPORTED: oul . EXPRESSES SYMPATHY FOR  a a: ; IRELAND'S CAUSE, 

RATIFICATION OF PRESENT TREATY WITH RESERVATIONS   NECESSARY TO MWAINTAIN STA. BILITY IN EVROPE, SAYS MHiaat_ep

MUST NOT RE-OPEN PACT NEGOTIATION       Hoover Warns That Reopening of Negotiations Will Result in Chaos.

EaOEX GAA NEGOTIATES PRIEST'S PASS ROAD ON ~—-AIGH GEAR--FEAT MARKS EPOCH IN AUTO ANNALS

ESSEX CAR NEGOTIAFES PRIEST'S PASS ROAD ON HIGH GEAR--FEAT MARKS EPOCH IN AUTO ANNALS

AUGTANG MENAGE VICTORY'S FRUITS   Commons Told Advance of Reds Must Be Halted   LLOYD GEORGE IN WARNING   Poland Aroused as 500,000 Enlist to Stop the Bolsheviki — Socialist Leader Calls Workers to Colors——Scythemen to Front.

LLOYD GEORGE GALLS SOVIET ANSWER INCOHERENT, AMBIGUOUS AND PROPAGANDA FOR HOME CONSUMPTION

SAYS RUSSIANS MENACE THE FRUITS OF VICTORY   Premnier Lioyd George Teils the House of Commons Reds Must Be Halted.

THINK SOVIET READY 10 1KEAL WITH THE POLES   Russian Answer Regarded As lncoherent and Ambiguous  Lloyd George Issues Statement! In House of Commons

SOVIET ANSWER IS PROPAGANDA      Indicated Willingness te ‘Negotiate Directly With Poland .

SOVIET ANSWER UNSATISFACTORY   COMMUNICATION DECLAR. ED TO BE INCOHERENT.

BRINGING FORCES THROUGH U. S$. IS” FOUGHT IN SENATE   Carranza- Obregon Differences Said to Be Cause of Trouble  ; in Sonora   NOT ENOUGH TROOPS ON BORDER’--ASHURST

CIVIL WAR BETWEEN ARKANZA AND OBREGON FORCES CASTED BY Wi         CARRANZA APPEALS TOU.S.   Mesicau President: Wants Permiss to Send His Troops Across American Soil to Altach the Sunora Rebels

ARIZONA — AROUSED   Senators Ashurst and Smithy! Demand Government fuse Carranza Permissi to Cross U. 5. Territo:            CIVIL WAR THREATENS: THROUGH -ALL MEXICO      Sonora Gainine.

LIVELY SENATE DEBATE ON MEXICO'S REQUES]   Senator Ashurst Denounces Car ranzista Trvops as Murderers and Bandits.

SEN. ASHURST — ‘CALLS MEXICAN . TROOPS BANDITS AND MURDERERS   State Department. Thinks Re. ' -queat a Mistake . :

SEN. ASHURST .  GALLS MEXICAN  TROOPS BANDITS AND MURDERERS   State’ Department ‘Thinks Re “quest a Mistake

Win Not Let Mexican Yederal Sol diers Py Over ELS. Soil to  Fighe Rebels.

CIVIL WAR IN MEXICO IS LIKELY OVER PRESIDENT)   Sonora Revolt Looks Like Effort to Push General Obregon Into Power——-Few of Governors Show Allegiance . . ta Carranza in Cricic

SENATE TALKS ON MEXICAN “REQUEST   Dispute Over Note Asking Permission. to Bring Sold. jiers Over Line.   REPORTED REFUSED

TION EYES URN TO MAINE; 10 HOLD TATE -LEGTION TOOK   ernor, State Auditor, ongressmen, State Leglature and County Offiers Are to Be Cosen,   J. P. PREDICTS SWEEPING VICTORY   yocrats Are More Conervative and Claim Vicary By a “Small Majorvi!’ Leqgoue Chief Issue.

EYES OF NATION ON MAINE TODAY   Biennial State’ Electior Opens This Morning   MUCH INTEREST FELT   Because .Outcome is Expected to Reflect in Some Degree Sentiment of Country on Na. tional Issues—Votes for Wo. men Adds Entirely New Ele. ment of Uncertainty

ELECTION IN MAINE WILL BE TUESDAY   Tradition Attaches “Much Impor. tance To Results Of Presiden. tial Vote In Pine Tree State, the Firct Ta Ba Held   G. O, P. VICTORY: PREDICTED   Equal Suffrage Creates Element OF Uncertainty, 90,000 Women Having Reistered To Partici. pate In Choosing OF Offiejale   LEAGUE IS LEADING ISSUE

INTEREST CENTERS IN MAINE ELECTION   BIENNIAL STATE CONTEST TO BE STAGED MONDAY.   Both Major Parties Claim Majorit; of Votes, With the Republicans Confident of Victory by Goed Margin.

NATION WATCHES MAINE ELECTION      Both Parties Claim Victory tor State and Congressional Tickets   90.000 WOMEN VOTE   Roosevelt Predicts Majority of Women Voters Are for the League

ALL FYES ON MAINE ELECTION   Votes of 90,000°Wom. en Give Uncertainty to Outcome   REPUBLICANS CLAIM VICTORY BY 30,000   Elect Governor, Con gressmen and Legis lators Today -

ALL EVES ON MAINE TODA   Republicans Expect Gains With Women at Polls  tte he ee ee a eee Care      Democrats Claim They Will Wir “By a Small Majority”

STATE OF MAINE WILL VOTE TODA}   KEY STATE HAS HOT CAMPAIGN WITH COVENANT AS LEADING ISSUE

“AS MAINE GOES, SC POES TH. COUNTRY”   Old Tradition Will Be Tested ir Biennial State Election.   GUBERNATORIAL -CONTEST   Created Aggressive Campaign, Republicans Predicting They Will Carry State By at Least  30,000. Women- - Voters Numbering 90,000, Form El. eriant of Uncertainty. --

CANT FIND HENRY   Auto King Wanted As Government Witness In Rumels Case

IS SEEKING HY. FOR   OFFICERS WANT HIM AS GOV. ERNMENT WITNESS.   Efforts to Serve Him For the Past Thirty Days, -

HENRY FORD 18 “MISSING   Nation-wide Search Under ‘Way’ Fo. Motor Car Maker, Wanted as Witness,

‘Wanted As Government Wit ness In’ Trial of Alleged ww. faerman Operator. __   BELIEVED TO BI TO BE  IN CALIFORNIA   Process Server’ Has Been Or Trail of Detroit Man ‘for Month .

AUTHORITIES SEEK FORD      Automobile Maker is Wanted as Witness-in New York Mail Case

HENRY FORD LIKE ———ARISHMMAN'S FLEA   IS HARD TO) FIND BY PROCESS SERVERS—WANTED AS WITtNESS IN RUMELY CASI:

FORDSOUGHT — - -ALL OVER U.S   Auto Man Wanted as Wit , mess in New York

SHARD TO FIND BY PROCESS SERVERS—WANTED AS WITNESS IN RUMELY CASE

WOOL NO HIGHER NOW THAN SIXTY DAYS AGO   Total Amount In Average Wan’s Suit Can be Bourht for Pive Dollars and Ounrter.

Price of Wool No Cause For Higher Clothing Is Claim of Wool Secretary   Association Official Says Wool in All-Wool Suit Costs Only $5.25.

PRICE OF WOOL 15 NOT CAUSE OF CLOTHES RATE   EVEN IF A SUIT FOR A MAN {S$ ALL WOOL, THE WOOL IN IT WOULD NOT BE WORE THAN $7, SAYS EXPERT WOOLMAN

COS\OF WOOL NOT HE CAUSE FOR tGH PRICES   ASSERTIONTADE BEFORE  RETAIL THEIRS ASSOCIATIONDENIED BY  HEAD OF WL GROWERS

COSIOF WOOL NOT HE CAUSE FOR GH PRICES   ASSERTIONTADE BEFORE RETAIL ©THEIRS AS. SOCIATIONDENIED BY HEAD OF Wr, gcrowrre

NO REASON FOR HIGHER CLOTHES   Big Wool Man Says Good Grade Used in Suit Costs Only $5.25; Suit Brings $75.

KANSAS CROPS GET BIG BOOST   Rains This Week Heiped Whea and Corn That Is In, Says Report.

RAINFALL OVER STATE  HELPS CROP OUTLOO!      SOIL IN NEARLY EVERY COUNTY SOAKED, SAYS OBSERVER   First Part of Week Was Ab normally Cool and Near Frost in Northwest

The London Press Demands Semi-Official Lynch Law Be Suppressed.   MacSWINEY GROWS GRADUALLY WEAKER

RIOTING RENEWED IN BELFAST; 7 WOUNDED   Military Disperses Crowds and Many Arrests Are Made foi Out of Sum Promised Them, Violating Curfew Law.

Standing of the Cluhs.   RIOTING FLARES UP ANEW IN BELFAST   Seven Are Wounded: in Shi Yard District,

A MOTHER AND. TWO CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE   Caused by Igniting of Kerosene’ Car When She Tried to Rekindle .. Fire.

UNDERMINING LEGION   1. W. W. STRZES OPPORTENITY. AFFORDED BY GOVERNMENT.   Failure -to Ald Former Service Men Makes Fertile Ground for the Radicals’ Work.

OFFERS OPENING FOR THE LW. W.   Organization Takes Quick Action on No Bonus. Plea.    Uses Government's Failure to Pay as Vehicie for Anti-Legion Propa: ganda.

SEEK EX-SERVICE MEN   1. W .W. AGITATORS ACT ON NC BONUS PLEA.   Congress Is Told That Leaders Are Taking Advantage of the Yanks’ Dissatisfaction.

FORMER SERVICE MEN  W. Wy. GSIST   Organized Propaganda To Diseredit Government \Aid and Undermine  American Legion. “

FAILURE TO AID EX-SERVIGE MEN ASSISTS LW.   American Legion Officials Tell House Treatment of War Vet. evans Malies the ‘Uniutelligent’ Vietims of Radical Workers

1 W.-W. UNDERMINING, IDEALS OF SOLDIERS   Charge ‘Made ‘te Hotse Committe: By J. E. Holden of American Legion. -

I. W. W. GETS CONVERTS BY FAILURE. TO GIVE ‘AID. TO . EX-SOLDIERS

etic tae ST i aaa ad eS ST aa  U. S. Dallies — While I. W.W. . Gets Soldiers

NEW LEGION RELIEF PLAN TS PREPARED   Measure Is Ready To Be Giver: House Committee For . Consideration

. W. W. MAKING DRIVE 10 GET EX-SERVIGE MEN   Utah Legion Official Says Ef. fort Made to Undermine Oraanization.

PROPAGANDA  USED BYLW. W   Started Campaign to Gel “Ex-Service Men in Their Ranks

PLAN CALLS FOR LAND SETTLEMENT, HOME BUILDING, TRAINING AND COMPENSATION.

OPENING FOR . W. W.   Organization Takes Quick Action on No Bonus Plea.   Uses Government’s Failure to Pay as Vehicte for Anti-Legion Propaganda,

SOVERNMERT FAILURE TQ AID EX-SERVIGE MEN 15 HEIPING WAKE  WOW   I W. W. SECURING MANY MEMBER: FROM RANKS OF DISSATISEIED EX-SOLDIERS,

Failure‘ of _Bovern ent to Aic  “SFormer: len Result: in ‘Extremists Drive to Un: ~-der'mine: Legion:

GOVERNMENT LAXTTY FOOD FOR RAGICALS   Legionnaire Telis House Committee How . W. W. Gain a Foothold.

SCRUGHAM APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE ~ QOWINITEE   Nevadan Presents Plan Which Would Cost $2,160,000,000 For Aid of Service Men

SCIENTISTS ON LONG CRUISE   Leave Seattle on Yacht Wisdom !f on First Leg of Three-Year Journey Around World.

‘Rodman Defends Navy As: Ready for: War; Sims Did — Not Bear All War Burder

RODMAN (!PHOLOS NAVY EFFICIENG)   DE <CLARES SIMS’ +OUGHT TO Dts CREDIT. TH™ NAVY IN, TESTLIONY.

TROOPS MAY — BE CALLED AT CHICAGO   Unauthorized Strike of Railroad Switchmen at Chicago Threatens Riots and City May Ask Military Aid to Preserve Order,

CALLED T0 QUELL CHICAGO STRIKE  VIOLENCE IS THREATENED BY THE STRIKING SWITCHMEN. UNION HEADS DECLARE  CTRIKE IC TINQEEICIAI

(DEMAND MARTIAL.LAW IF SWITCHMEN BEGIN RIOTS   Chicago Railroad Traffic Tied Up as Result o  Unauthorized Strike—Union Heads Aid i Operations Against Strikers

THE STRIKING  SWITCHIRE   Leads to a General Freight Embargo by- American Railway Express Company.   CEICAGO OFFICIALS MAY ASK FOR MILITIA   Strike Has Already Interfered With Traffic in Chicago Bailroad District.

LUCK STILL WITH ‘MIKE’ GILHOOLEY   Just as One. Benfactor Goes Bankrupt Belgian Lad Ig Given New Home by New York Ba aor

SHARP PRICE Hanan h   lour Off 25 to 40 Cents : Barrel and Cotton $5 Per Bale—Grains Also Sag.

SHARP DECLINE IN PRICES OF FLOUR   Drop of 25 to 40 Cents a Bushel—  Slump in Grain and Cotton pene

FLOUR GOES DOWN   Minneapolis Prices Decline lollewine Weak Wheat Market.

FLOUR PRICES DOWN TODAY   Welcome News to House wives Comes Today From Minneapolis.

RECEIVES 35 YEARS FOR KILLING ~ NEWSPAPER MAN      Veteran of Fourth Estate Killed in Office Decem ber 23, 1919.

DARDANELLES TQ BE WORLD'S WAY, ENTENTE VERDIC   Policing of Straits and Wh Shall Furnish Troops Are Problems With Knots.

TURKEY: MUST i£E GOOD   On That. Condition. She WHE be Pe rmitied:: to keep {Constanti a Pe

CONSTANTINOPLE 12 REMAIN IN HANDS. OF  TUBKISH GOVERNAAENY   PERSECUTION OF ARMENIANS MUST STOP IF TREATY IS TO BE HASTENED,

Admirai De Robeck Has Been Instructed To So Notify Former Enemy Country:

CONSTANTINOPLE T0 BE LEFT. 10 TURKS —APTHEY ARE BOO   Ottomans Warned They Mua! Not Molest Armenians Else ‘Trouble Will Follow

TURKEY 1S WARNED AGAINST MASSACRES   Is Told It May Lose Constantinople If Atrocities Continue.

ALLIES OPEX DARDARELLES   But Knotty Problem Is as to Who Will Poliec Them.

LET ARMENIANS ALONE; KEEP CONSTANTINOPLE   Allies. Have Decided Not to Deprive Turks of City, If They Behave.

CONSTANTINOPLE REMAINS  UNDER ‘TURKISH CONTROL  b   British Admiral Instructed to so No tify Tarks; WiH Modify Treaty. if Persecutions Continue.

DARDANELLES TOBE OPENED BY ALLIED POWERS    FAMOUS STRAITS TO BE INTER  NATIONALIZED, ‘SUPREME COUNCIL DECIDES   TURKS KEEP CAPITAL

ALLIES ANNOUNCE TURKS MAY KEEP CONSTANTINOPLE   But Continued Persecution 01 Armenians May Mean Modi- fication of the Treaty.

Turkey Will Hold Constantinople   Turks, However, Must Stop the Per secution of the Armenians.

TURKS WILL NOT BE DRIVEN FROM EUROPE   Great Britain Announces That Constantinople to  ’ Stay With Turkey    WARN ON MASSACRES,      Say Treaty Will be Modified Un. less Persecutions Are SY anned

TURKS WILL BE PERMITTED 1  STAY IN EUROPE   Allies Decide Not to Deprive Mussulmen of Constantinople.   DECISION IS BASED ON THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR   Massacre of Armenians Must Cease if Turks Retain Their Rights.

BNSTANTNPLE BE HELD BY TURKEY   Supreme Council Notifies Sultan That He-May Remain ~ . at Capital,   NATION GETS WARNING

TURK WALL NOT LOSE MAIN CITY   CONSTANTINOPLE TO  EEMAPN TURKISH IP PERSECUTIONS ARE STOPPED

MUST TREAT ARMENIANS DECENT OR TIOKS LOSE   Allies Serve Notices That Turk May Retain Constantinople On Condition.   ‘HINT AT WHAT MAY COME   Warning Issued Against Mis: treating Armenians.

CONSTANTINOPLE ‘REMAINS TURKISH   Sultan Notified-- -But He Must Sto _ Armenian Massacres

CONSTANTINOPLE REMAINS UNDER RULE OF TURKE}   Straits of Dardanelles tc be Internationalized

DARDANELLES DECIDE         Mh WILL  SUPRE, : HIONALIZE STRAITS,  iN              iN He Permit: stantinople— Armenians,

COUNCIL AGREES ON DARDANELLES   STRAIT TO BE INTERNATIONAL IZED AS FORECASTED   Policing of Strait Is Knotty Problem —Question Who Will Furnish Troops—Turkey Frontier in Doubt

D YORK'S NAME         The Real aratt York Had Nat Been in Laivrence

CSED YORK’S NAME   The Real Hareld Yerk Had Nai 2een In Lawrence

STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE      High School Subseriptions Amount ‘Eo $230.50.   ORGANIZE ORCHESTRA

STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE   ‘High School Subscriptions Amount  To $230.50.

TO ALLOW C 4 7 CONTRO      Party Lesdership to Rest Entire ly With Democratic Nominee, Is Indicktion

COX WILL CARRY HIS OWN MESSAGE   INDICATIONS POINT TO WRITTEN WORD FROM PRESIDENT RATHER TRAN SPEECHES

COX WILL BE PARTY   Administration  Forces to Permit Nominee to Assume Full Control

WILSON TO SURRENDER PARTLY LEADERSHT   Announced At White House Pres. . ident Will Let Candidate Cox Run Things Now.

LAW STRIKERS RETURN 10 WOR!   Members of Chicago Yardmens Association Vote to End Strike,

ROAD MEN BALLOT 10 END TIKUP   Pension Rights May Be Restored   8,000 TO DECIDE

OUTLAW RAILROAD STRIKE ON SINCE MARCH COME TO AN ENI   8,000 at Mass Meeting Last Night When Chicago  Association Announced For a Return to Work

STRIKING RAIL MEN RETURNING TO WORK   “OUTLAWS” WHO WALKED 0U’ + IN MARCH VOTE TO RESUME THEIR JOBS AT CVMMCAGH

GIRL AND 2 MEN DIE BATTLING AMONG SELVES   Dead Bodies Found in Room -ing House Beside Hatchet

IMPORTANT WORK IS PLANNED BY LEAGUE WITH SEAL PROCEEDS   TREASURERS REPORT SILOS ACCOMPLISUMENTS — OF 1919 AND 1920

(MIPORTANT WORK IS PLANNED BY LEAGUE WITH SEAL PROGEEDS   TREASURER'S REPORP SHOWS ACCOMPLISHMENTS or Wi AND 1920

MEDICAL MAN: SEES WISDOM IN PLAN FOR SPIKER BAB)   Says Society Will Some Day Recognize Propriety of Man Marrying Two

SPIKER PLAN COMMENDED BY SCIENTISI   Dr. A. T. Williams praises flan na ara bien we Ath arlene Cooperarive Mmowierilig of famous war baby

PONZI UNDISTURBED BY RUMORS SAYS HE WILL PAY IN FULL   Bankruptcy Petition Described by Him as Unwarranted as He Has  Funds To Meet All Bills.

PONZI PAYMENTS STOPPED,   No Attempt, Howe cr, Made to. ‘Run g OW gb an Office. Today,

SEC, OF STATE POST DECLARED ~ TO BE VAGANT   Cetby Appointed. b -Presis Vs. y the:

Bainbridge Colby to Appear Before Senate Committee for Hearins   hese Purpose of Hearing Has Never Been Made Public : by Leaders.

SENATORS WANT TD ASK COLBY A FEW QUESTIONS   Wilson’s Choice for Secretar’ of State Agrees to Answer.   DELAY IN CONFIRMATION

COLBY TO GO BEFORE COMMITTEE   Will Make Statement On Questions  Delaying Confirmation.

SENATE ASKS COLBY TO APPEAL AT QUI   Will Go Before Committee to Answer Questions Holding Up Confirmation.

10 QUIZ MA, GULBY   SENATE COMMITTER WILL OURS TON PRESIDENT’S NOMINEE,   Pvidence Not Divulged of Witnesse Testityine In Colby Case,

BAINBRIDGE COLBY IS TO MAKE A STATEMENT   Accepts Invitation to Appear o1 Thursday Before Sevate Foreign Dalatinnse (‘nmmitiaa.

10 QUIZ MA. COLB)   ae COMMERTRE WEA QU           idence Not Divulged of Witnesses Testity ing! tn Colhy Case,

COLBY T0 APPEAR BEFORE SENATORS UN QUALIFICATION   Will Make Statement on Cer. tain Questions Which Are Delaying His Confirma tion as Cabinet Member.

ESKEW RELEASED BY VILLA MEN   American Heported Captured Given Freedom, Dispatch Saye.

NOTED HORSEMAN INJCRED.   “Pop” Geers Thrown Frow Sulky Daor-dinge Grand Circult Race.

NOTED HORSEMAN INJURED,   “Pop” Geers Thrown From Sulky Duar. ing Grand Circuit Race.

THE COMMUNITY NURSE.   Bed Cross Offered Position to Anderson School Health Nutse.

FORCED TREATY SHOWS ARMENIA’S HELPLESSNESS UNDER DOUBLE PRESSUR:

REPLIES SHOW MANY FARMERS - DISSATISFIEI   Questionnaire - ‘Answers Indicate Many Tillers of the Soil Are About Ready To Quit.

iE aT 6 POST OFFICE HEA   Blaklee Hearing From Many Farmers in Reply to Questionnaire Believes Consumer and Producer Must Be Brought Together,   FORTY THOUSAND ANSWERS IN   Additional Replies Show Increasine Number in Favor

FARMER QUESTIONNAIRE CHEWS DISSATISFACTION   Bitter Comp! laints - Prevail i Comment of Agriculturists of America _

FARMERS STATE THE WILL NOT LABOR LONE HOURS TO SUPPLY. THE SHORT-HOUR, HIGH-WAGt EARNERS WITH FOAL

SEVENTY THOUSAND OF THEM: WRITE TO WASHINGTON, 7%            THEY TELL OF DISABLLITIE UNDER WHICH THEY LABOR.   . soe ne  Also Tliey do Not ' Propose Work Themselves to: Death to:   Raise Food For Short) i  - Hour “Labor.” -1ad

FARMERS THREATEN TQ COT PRODUCTION   More Replies te Postoffice Questionnaires Indicate Dissat 5 isfaction Continues.

REPLIES SHOW DISSATISFIEL   Questionnaire ‘Answers Indicate Many Tillers of the Soil Are About Ready To Quit.

FARMERS UNREST AT PRIGES OnOWA IN OUESTIONNAIRE   70,000 Agrarians Have Replied to Postoffice Department on Economic Condition.   LABOR LACK, HIGH COST OF WORKER DISTURBING   Outlay for Supplies Excessive: Answers Resent Long Day to Benefit City Man.

FARMERS ANSWER QUESTIONNAIRE   Some Complaint of Shortage and High Price of Labor

10,000 KICKS ARE REGEIVED   P. O. Dep’t Receives Addtiona! Letters From Farmers Com plaining of Conditions.

FARMERS ARE DISSATISFIED   ANSWERS TO POSTOFFICE QUESTIONNAIRES,

LOTS OF DISSATISFACTION,   Quéstionairea Sent Out Bring Out dinreet Atmronnan Earreera

SIEGE WARFARE UPON PROHIBITION OPENED   DEMOCRAT LEADS EFFORT TO REPEAL ACT—WILL RENEW BATTLE ON EVERY BILL IN HOUSE, IT IS ANNOUNCED.

ATTACKS MADE ON PROHIBITION LAV   “Wet” Members of House Repulsed in First Action.   FINAL VOTE 254 TO 86   Straight-out Repeal Provision Offered as Rider to Appropriation Bil—-Suit Filed by New Jersey Official to Declare Amendment Unconstitutional

SIEGE WARFARE UPR PROHIBITION PERE   DEMOCRAT LEADS EFFORT ‘ro REPEAL ACT—WILL RENEW BATTLE ON EVERY . BILL, tN HOUSE, IT 18S ANNGQIINne SE

HOUSE ARE ACTIVE   SIEGE WARFARE AGAINST PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT ACT IS INAUGURATED,   Attorney General of New Jersey Files Suit for His State in Federal Supreme Court.

SIEGE WARFARE BY HOUSE WETS   Declared Against Prohi bition Enforcement   MEET WITH REPULSE   in First Onset Made in Form of Straight Out Repeal Provision but Notice is Given that Issue $will be Raised Again Duri&g Consideration of Every Bill.

WETS OPEN THEIR  FIGHT IN HOUSE   nel 18 bt 2 DOWN UNDER 25: 0 86 VOTE—SKIRMISH UNEXPECTED   READY FOR A LONG SIEGE

Repulsed by Overwhelming Vote in Effort to Repeal Volstead Enforcement Measure But Announce They Will Raise Issue in Every Bill Avpropriatinge Funds   NEW JERSEY FILES ITS CASE

WETS ATTEMPT REPEAL OF DRY LAW IN HOUSE; BADLY BEATEN   ‘Siege Warfare Starts First Attack Being Repulsed 254 to 86.

“Wets,” After Attempt at _-Repeal of .Volstead Law, - Announce War on Bills

DECLARE WAR ON PROHIBITION.   Wet Forces of the House to Fight It at Every Stage.

SIEGE WARFARE [5 OPENED BY “WETS’   ARE DOWNED IN INITIAL AT TACK TO HAVE DRY “ACT REPEALED IN HOUSE.

OEIGE WARFARE {0 INASGURATED BY WET MEMBERS OF HOUSE   Repulsed in First Effort for Re peal of Prcibition Enforcement Act.   TO RAISE ISSUE AGAIN AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY   Attorney General of New Jersey Files Suit in the Sr oreme Court to Declare the Amendmet, Uneonstitutional and to Prevent Federal Offcials From Enforcing I,

WARFARE  STARTED ON “DRY” REGIME   New Jersey Democrat Qpens Initial Attack But Congress Refuses to Repeal Prohibition   ‘Attorney General for State Makes Move Against Federal Amendment

‘WET’ MEMBERS OF HOUSE MARSHAL FORCES TO WAGE WAR ON DRY AMENDMENT

FAVORS ENGLISH AS TONGUE FOR WORLD   German Wireless Expert Says  LanGuage Only Great Barrier To Swift Movement Of Inter national Ideas

QUESTION OF  MANDATED TRYING THEME   Methods of Preventing Monopolies in Raw Materials and Means of Distributing Warmly Discussed.   ITALIANS AND SWISS FOR STATES’ RIGHTS   Setting Up a Commission to Control the Problem Is Proposed in a Resoiution, But Canada Objects.

MANDATES TO BE TOFIG FOR DISCUSSION TODAY BY COUNCIL OF LEAGUE   Control and Disposition OF Natura Resources. Subject“Of Conffic Tn Assembly.

LEAGUE HAS SHARP CONFLICT.   Diyision on Right of Nations ts Contrel Natural Resources.

OPINIONS DIFFER IN — LEAGUE COMMITTE!   Shal Country Contro! its Ow Katural Resources?

QUESTION OF DISPOSITION RAW MATERIALS DEBATED   Canadians at League Assembly Oppose Measure on Ground It Interferes With Internal Affairs.

aANP CONTEST (VER PROPOSAL   Question of Control o Natural Resources  iS BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Smaller Countries Want Measures to Prevent Monopolies of Any Raw Materials by Members of League of Nations—Proposition is Very Vigorously Opposed

Villages Along Slope .of Andes ‘Mauntains: in Path of Disturbance-- ‘Fear: ‘Casualties Heavy inPopulation-Mo " Than 30,000--Reports Meade Que to Poor Communication:

QUAKE KILLS MANY IN SOUTH “AMERICA   Bodies of 280 Have Bern Found, Others May be in Ruins j

SEVERE "QUAKE DESTROYS TOWN IN ARGENTINE   In Co’ta de Araujo Seismic ‘Convulsions Opéned Great Crevices Out Of “Which Hot Water  Saniste   REPORT GREAT LOSS OF LIFE

OU BODIES FOUND IN RUINS GAUDED BY GREAT QUAKE   hocks Most Severe Ex. perienced in Argentine District Sinte 1868.   THINK MORE VICTIMS HAVE BEEN BURIED   Hot Water Spouting From Great Crevices Opened by Barth Convulsion.

CITY IN RUINS FROM QUAKES   SCORES OF LIVES LOST IN ARGEN' TINE VISPTATION.   NO ESTIMATE OF TOTAL DEATHS   FEAR THAT FINAL FIGURES WILL bE VERY LARGE,    Many Victims Still Burted in the Dee   bris, and ia Three Towns Not a House Standing—Miner   Shocks Continue.

Ine Hundred and Fifty Already Taken Out. It Is Feared That Many More Victims Will Be Reported. Shocks Were Most Sudden and Violent, Razing Whole Towns.

WOsT att VAL IN COUNTRY SINCE 1868   Qver 150 Bodies Already Taken from Ruins   More than 100 Perish at Trans. nas. Great Crevices are Opened in Earth Along Slopes of Andes Mountains— Terrible Scenes at LaValle— Relief Work Difficult Owing to Condition of Roads— People are Panic Stricken

ANDES SHAKER BY EARTHOUARE   Hundred and Fifty Are Re ported Killed by Shock in Mountains of Argentine.   QUAKE FELT IN JAPAN

SEVERAL TOWNS ALONG THE ANDES SLOPE REPORTED RAZED BY WORST EARTH TREMOR THERE SINCE 1869   Half the City of Mendoza Is Reported in Ruins —Loss of Life Is Believed to Have Been Heavy; Tokio, Japan, Reports a Severe Shock Recorded There Thursday.

Villages arid Towns Along:the Andes Leveled to Ground , When Earth’ Cracks”   BOILING GEYSERS: AOD. TO’ TERROR OF SCENES   More Than 30,000  Inhabit Towns; Great Apprehension. Is Felt Waiting: Reports“:

TAKE 5 STILLS IN U. &. RAID   Complete Outfit for , Manufacturing Liguor Found in a Chicago Suburban Town.-

HB, WELL iG TORN DOWN 8 HEAVY  FLOW   Pressure Undermines Gian’ Amalgamated Derrick In Spectacular “Blow Off’

i. B, WELL  nl TDK OWN GY nEAY EL OW   Pressure Undermines Gian‘ Amalgamated Derrick In Spectacular “Blow Off”

RECOGNIZE D’ANNUNZIO RULE   italy je Reported to Have Giver Quarnero Regency Standing, ae Prootaimed.

LACK OF PROOF MAY SAVE ALIENS   Difficult to Establish Nativity of  Same.

PROTEST EARLY END OF INQUIRY IN HAITI CAS}      “Citizens” Want Additional Witnesses to Be Heard i in,  ee rr ee

IN PROTEST   They Want to Present More Evi dence to Agierican: Boatd,   ITS ABOUT ALLEGED KILLINGS   Admiral Knapp is to Conduct e fisaring and Give Othee Wit Hesses a Chance,

HATIANS WANT 10 EXPOSE ALLEGED  MARINE QUTRAGES   ‘Ask Daniels to Have Wit  nesses Heard in Brutality Charges.

PROTEST TO ~ §EC. DANIELS   Want Naval Committee to Hear Other Wit- ©  nesses in Haiti

HAITIANS PROTEST ENDING OF INQUIRY   Citizens Want Board to Remain Unti! Additional Witnesses Can Be Obtained.

HAITIENS MAKE A PROTEST   Want Roard of tequiry to to Perther Inte taaee of Marines.

PROTEST ISMADE BY HAITI PEOPLE   Declare Board of Inquiry De  parting Without Hearing All   Daniels Orders Rear Admiral Knapp Sum:non Witnesses

HAITIANS WANT TO PRESENT. WITNESSES BEFORE COMMISSIO!   Citizens Appeal to Washing ton Against Board Leaving dsland.

Another Harbor Strike Pending   Masters, Mates, Pilots And Harbor Roatmen Turn Down 1921 Agreement

COX AND. MATE--T0 MOUNT STUMP-ALL OVER THE COUNTRY   Roosevelt Will Btart Out Soon > Ave to Invéde West Early: Cox Confident.

TREATY WILL BE DOMINANT ISSUE IN THE ELECTION   Franklin D. Roosevelt ~ Announced Plan to \Cary Fi Fight Into Ev-

EVERY OVATE IN UNION-W1 LL Be BATTLE GANING   DEMOCRATS WILL INVADE ALL.   THINK NONE OF THEM I9§ HOPELESS—FIGHT FOR , WEST TO START. ’

ROOSEVELT GIVES OUT STATEMENT   Jeclares He and Gov. Cox Will Carry Campaign into Every Siate----League of Nations Chief Issue.

DEMOCRATS WILL CARRY FIGHT T0 ALL THE STATES   Decision Announced At Conference Between Roosevelt and Cox   NO STATE “HOPELESS”   Meantime, Senator Harding Dis cusses Labor and Transpor tation Problems

NO-STATE: HOPELESS 1S THE ONCLUSION   Cox ayd Roosevelt .Go Over Grounc “and Find Fighting Chance in +°* “ach State. .

DEMOS CARRY BATTLE TO EVERY STATE   Gox and Roosevelt to Lead Cam paign Into Every Part of Country.

DEMOCRATS WILL — GOINTO ALL STATES   Vice Presidential Candidate Roosevelt Announces That Intensive Campaign Will be Waged in All States. —Con stder None as Hopeless,

COX AND ROOSEVELT CONFER IN COLUMBUS   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES SAY THEY WILL CONSIDER NO STATE AS HOPELESS.   PLAN EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN   Vice Presidential Candidate Will Take Stamp Immediately After His Notification,

WILL CARAY FIGHT NTO EVERY STATE DECLARE NOMINEES   COX AND ROOSEVELT SAY THEY WILL NOT CONSIDER ANY STATE HOPELESS.   WILL INVADE WEST SOOK   Vice-Presidential Candidate Will Tak Stump Immediately After Official Notification—To Resign in August,

Jemecratic Campaign Will Cover Every State Roosevelt Says   30 INTO WEST SOON   EDDY’S KIN WILL TAKE THE STUMP AFTER HE RESIGNS NAVY JOB

BOX AND POISE VELT WILL GONSIIER Ng STATE AS HOPELESS   Vice Presidential Nominee te Take Stump Immediately After Notification.   QUIT NAVY DEPARTMENT ABOUT AUGUST FIRST   At Informal Reception Ohio Governor Speaks From the Steps of State House at Columbus to Several Thousand People.

an VICE-PRESIDENT ~ CANDIDATE 1S OPTIMIST   insinuates That No State ts Considered Hopeless by Him— . Will Carry the Presidential Fight Into Every State of the Union During Coming Campaign.

RUDOEVELT WILL TAKE THE STUMP   Democratic Candidates Wil Fight in Every State in the Union.

PLAN EXTENSIVE DRIVE.      ‘Roosevelt and Cox Will Carry . Fight Into Every State to. of Umon,

EMOGRATS 10 CARRY CAMPAIGN TO EVERY STATE   ‘Cox and Roosevelt Agree or  Intensive Campaign at Conference; Start Soon

TO.CARRY FIGHT TO EVERY STATE   Statement by Roosevelt After Conference  LAIITIis 6fhAVUIrnoAnAHDp AnAhwWw   WITH GOVERNOR COX   Yo State will be Regarded as Hopeless Says Vice Presidential Candidate and Battle will be Waged in Every Commonwealth of Union During Campagn, He Adds

RUNNING MATES TALK IT QVER   Roosevelt Visits Cox: Will Tour the Na tion.

10 CARRY FIGHT INTO ALL STATES   Cox and Roosevelt Determint on Campaign Throughout Iinited States.

WILL CARRY FIGHT. INTO EVERY STATE   Cox and Roosevelt Make First Official Statement Since Their Nomination”   NO STATE IS HOPELFESS   Nominees Will Take Stump Immediately — Avter Official * Notifications

ONE DAY SESSION   Léeutenant Governor Seys Sach Lim itation On Legislature Would Be Untawful

‘BUSH OPPOSES PLAN TO HOLD ONE DAY SESSION   Lieutenant Governor Would Lead Attack on the New State Tax Measure.

FAVOR U2 KORM STATE LA Ws,    Refor mers Want Change in Social Welfare Statutes.

TREAT WITH BOLSHEVIKI   Armenians Will Send Commission to Warsaw

RYAN DENOUNCES RAYS’ LAME APOLOGY AND SENDS 2D CHECK   ; Republican, Committee Still Em ploys Originater of Cartoon of Sacrileee,   CHECK TO DEMOCRATS AS A RESULT IS $15,009   Tells of the National Republican Which Published It on { October 9.

"AERIAL: MAIL, SERVICE: ~~  GHIGRGO-AND OMAH.   The New Plhk Was Official) Opened Today By Planes From Both Ends.

MAIL PLANES CARRY MEAT   New Chicago-Omaha Mai] Route Officially Opened Today.

RECLAIM LAND ON VAST SCALE BY BOND ISSUE   HUGE TRACTS IN SOUTH AND WEST MAY BE MADE TILLABLE BY NEW LEGISLATION

PARACHUTE REFUSES TO OPEN   Massachusettes Man Killed by Jumy From Airplane.

CAR SHORTAGE IN U. S. SHOWS BIG INCREASE      Grain « Movement - Said 2 Cause Greater Lack in  i Gs ee: SS Ee eee Te lo

INCREASE IN CAR SHORTAGE   There Were 182,870 Less Than Demand in Week Ending Aug. 1, Say Washington.

‘SOUTHWEST SUFFERS FROM SEVERE STORM   Biggest’ Snowfall There Ever Recorded for April and Big Damage in Done.

at i ran   istrict of Columbia ‘Supreme  ? Tribunal fssues Injunction  ' Making Terms..Effective after: Hearing. Arniiments   DEFENDANTS DENY GUILT ~ SEEK PUBLIC ASSURANCE   Bettlement Removes Menace of . Control: igt: Unrelated: Industriea®. By. Big Five, Deolares Attorney General

LIMIT BUSINESS _ OF THE BIG FIVE   Court Grants Injunction Which Confines Packers to Meat Industry.   AGREEMENT IS EFFECTIVE   Packers Agree Not Because of Guilt. tut to Assure American People There is no Monopoly.

MONOPOLY Ur i BY WE SH ua PRS      Decree Restraining Packers from Other Business Is Filed   LIMITS ACTIVITY, CLAIMS PALMER   ackers Say They Agreed lo Decree, but Have Not Violated Law

ENJOIN. PACKERS. BY AGREEMENI   DECREE FILED LIMITING. THE _. BESINESS TO MEAT.    ATTORNEY  GENERAL THINKS AGREEWE Nir IS: GOOD. ;   ‘Packers’ Mast. . SeH JAN Interests Not Directly Connected With ' the Handling of Mean

INJUNCTION DEGREE BECOMES EFFETIE ~DISSOLVIN PACKERS   ‘Big Five’ Now Can Only Handle’ Meat.and its Byproducts — Counsel Says Companies Not Guilty. ©   JUSTICE . M’COY. . SIGNS

ECREE IN “BIG FIVE” SUIT IS FILED   CONFINES PACKERS TO HANDLING OF MEATS AND BY-PRODUCTS,   Today’s Anniversaries

Attorney General Palmer Tells of  Sweeping Effects of Divorcement of Packing Industries from Control of All Side Lines Including Stock Yard

TO CONVENTION UNPLEDG  BY JUSTICE McCOY OF THE SUPREME COURT WHICH ESTOPS THE FIVE BIG PACKERS FROM HANDLING OTHER LINES OF FOOD PRODUCTS ASIDE FROM MEATS.

Decree En joining Them From Handling Side Lines Signed By Court   Counsel For Packers  Declare That No Law Has Been Broken By Them

— To et Oooo  “BIG FIVE" PACKERS RESTRAINED FROM OTHER LINES OF INDUSTRY   ——  Injunction Which Prevents Them From Engaging In Any Other Business But Distributing Meat and Its By-Products  Is Signed—Is Effective Forever— Will Prevent Monopoly of Food in America.   ti  (Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

ORDER AGAIN BIG PACKERS 1S PUT IN EFFECT   Companies Are Barred From All Lines But Meat, Produce.

:\LMER GIVES © TULL DETAILS © QF MANDATE   Big Five Will Be Barred From Engaging In Business In Many Side Lines Which was  Heretofore Conducted   CONFINES ACTIVITIES TO PACKING OF MEAT   Decree Is Sweeping In Scope and Involves Reorganization of Great Industry Involving Billion Dollars

U.0, DECREE GUTS POWER OF BIG a   Packers Agree to Writ Keeping Them Out of Trade.   PALMER WRITES LAST WORD   Meat Firms Divorced From Other Lines—Must Deal Only in Their Products — Removes Menace to Unrelated Industries.

PACKERS IG UP THE DECREE   DECREE AGREED TO NOT BECAUSE OF GUILA   HANDLE MEAT AND PRNAIICE   Because (he Ames enn People May Be Assured That There is No Possibility of Packers’ Food Monopoly. -

PACKERS DECREE FILED TODAY IN SUPREME COURT   Agreement Confining Big Five to Meat and Produce Offered By Attorney Palmer.   IS CONFIDENT GF SUCCESS   Eaumerates Items of Decree— Sure It Removes Menace From the Public.

LEGAL AX GUTS OFF SIDELINES OF BIR PACKERS   Decree Binds Them ta Meat Industry Alone; Attorneys Enlarge on “Sign of Good Faith’’

Menace of Monopoly Foreyer Avoided, Palmer Claims.  Vea NOT EVIDENCE OF 4 GUILT, 18 “ASSERTED  ee      Injunclicn Mnking Effective Agree ment with Government Signed     by Chief Justice,

Sweeping Decree Divorces Concerns From Engaging in Any Other Business Than That of Handling Meats and Produce

Packers Forever Enjoined from Engaging in Any Line of Business Other Than That of Handling Meat and Produce.   LAWYERS EXPLAIN GROUND COVERED BY PROCEDURE

THE PACKERS ARE DIVORCED   Enjoined From Dealing i: Side Lines.   DECREE WAS FILED TODAY   Defendant Companies Consented to Assure Peup‘e There Was No Food Monopoly.   Earl 6. Teeter

Decree Permanently Enjoining ‘Big Five” From Engaging in Any Business But Meat and Produce Signed   Freedom of Cooperation and Individual . Initiative. Are ‘Aims Department Seeks ‘in Action, is Palmer Statement

Under Its ts . Provisions Meat Men Must Divest Themselves of All Sub sidiary Interests.   WILL CURB EVEREXPANDING PLANS

DECREE IN CASE OF ‘BIG FIVE’ IS ON FILE TODAY      MEAT PACKERS ENJOINED FROM ENGAGING IN ANY OTHER BUSINESS   CLAIM MONOPOLY OF FOOD IS PREVENTEL      Counsel for Packers Protest Innocence, “For They Have Not Violated) Any Laws.”

AGREED DECREE FILED TODAY   Big. Fi ive Packers Will Distribute Meat and’. Products Only

Packer's Council Denies Any Gu.lt On Part of Cliznts   Palmer Says Freedom of Com: petition Has Been Restored

“BIG FIVE” CONTROL OF FOOD ENDS   87 Corporations Affected by Order for Re-erganization of the Meat Industry; Paimer Predicts Beneticial Results

PACKERS FOREVER BARRED FROM ALL OTHER BUSINESS   Court Degree Is Entered Divorcing Meat yand Other Business.   Attorney General Says Men ace of Food Mendpoly Is Removed.

‘BIG FIVE” PACKERS FORMALLY AGREE TO_ INJUNCTION   Forever Enjoined from Engaging m Any Line of Business except Meat and By-Products..   JUDGE SIGNS INJUNCTION   Packers’ Counsel Denied Violation of Law} but Consented to Settle to Stop Charge of Food Monopoly.

REMOVES MENACE OF —__ CONTROL BY BIG FIVE   Decree Restricts Activities of Packers to Distribution of Meat and By-Products.

BIG FIVE FOREVER ENJOINED FROM ENGAGING IN SIDE LINES.   DECREE TO BRING ABOUT FREEDOM OF COMPETITION   Involves Re-organization of Great In dustry With Assets of More Than One Billion Dollars, Afiecting Eighty-seven Corporitions.

DECREE ON: . THE PACKERS. ~ ISFILED TODAY   Attorney General-in State ment on..the Pro. ceedings

AGREED DECREE AGAINST “BIG” FIVE” SIGNED   Packers Enjoined from Engaging in Other  Businss. _. ;

PACKERS. GHP EAEPT ON MEAT lO PRIED LOUE   Decree Filed Enjoining the “Big Five” From Engaging in Handling Side Lines Other Than Produce.

PACKER DECREE KILLS MONOPOLY IN INDUSTRIES   Upportunity for Individual Initiative In Business s Greatly Increased.   With “Big Five” Unable to Dominate Freedom of Competition Restored.

DIVORCEMENT DECREE FILEL   Removes Menace of Control of Unrelated Industries by “Big Five,” Says Palmer   Restores Freedom of Compelilion.and Will Bear Good Pruit!For Public Welfare   Packers Must Sell Stockyards, Terminals, Ete. — Barred  po Rotail~Rereinoce

DISSOLUTION. OF BIG 5 PACKERS: ACCOMPLISHED           CHIEF JUSTICE OF D.C. SL - PREME COURT SIGNS T JUNCTION TODAY.        wecree Removes - Menace — ) the Packers : Obtaining An Monopoly. of Food Supply. -

DECREE ENDING PACKER COMBINE FILED IN COURT   Agreement Of “Big Five” To Stick To‘ Meat, Recorded.

DEGREE ENDING PACKER CONTROL IS FILED TODAY   BIG FIVE FOREVER BARRED FROM ALL BUT MEAT AND — ALLIED INDUSTRIES.

FINAL: PACKING DECREE FILED   Attorney General Palmer Writes Last Chapter in Divorcement.   MUST DEAL: ONLY IN MEATS   President Wilson Expected to Act or Compromise Railroad Bill Soon— No Constitutional Objection to Measure.

“BIG FIVE” T0 HANDLE ONLY MEATS NOW   Agreed Decree’ Enjoining Packers : from : Selling -Sidelines Is Filed.   ‘VIOLATED Ni No LAW.: “CONTEND LAWYERS

AGREENIENT WRICH ENIOINS BiG HVE WAS FILED TODAY   In Future Packers Mu:t Handle Only Meat and Its By-Prod ucts, Court Declares.

USE IMMIGRANTS TO CURE ECONOMIC ILLS OF COUNTRY   IMMIGRATIONCOMMISSIONER HAS PLANS TO SEND IMMIGRANTS WHERE NEEDED

NEW PLAN SOLVES TWO BiG PROBLEMS   Work Out Scheme to Send Im migrants Where They Are Needed Most.

t  ge Se eS ee ee ae ee ee Sees ese eng ae  { : sesmeeneppuceaa : Governors of States, Chambers of Com merce and Farmers’ Granges Will Be  Asked For Their Co-operation In Solv ine Labor Shortaoe.

EVANSVILLE MAN SHOT WHILE CHASING THIE   Peter Herbert Wounded Wher Man Turns and Fires. Wife Discovers Intruder.

Noble Hays Makes Reply   JESPERATION OF VOIGT-WELLS GANG IN SENATORIAL RACE

Noble Hays Makes Reply    DESPERATION OF VOIGT-WELES  GARRY SENVPORTAL RACE.

HOLLAND PREPARES FOR PILGRIM CELEBRATION   Rev. J. Irving Brown Has Come to U. S. to Interest Americans,

HOLLAND WILL HONOR EVENT   Celebration at Leider in Honor of Pilgrim’s Landing

RAILROAD COST IN SIX MONTHS WAS ENORMOUS   Cost of Six Months Private Operation of Roads $634, NOnn NHN   Expense Two-Thirds As Grea As Two Years During War

SIX MONTHS OF PRIVATE RULE   THE INTERSTATE COMMERCI COMMISSIONER SPEAKS TO ICE CREAM MEN.

‘RAIL CONTROL BY U.S. ECONOMY, . WOOLLEY SAY:   Declares Six Months of Private Operation Cost Natinn €62.4 000 N00

AouchiTo PRIVATE RAIL OPERATION S OOSTING MORI   Commerce Board Member ’ Gives Figures on Expenditures by Lines During and Since Federal Control.

Private Control of Roads Causes Big Boost in Taxe:   26 Months of U: 8. Control Cost Taxpayers $902,000;000  Only.6 Months of Private Control Cest 3634,: 006,000 Says Commissioner Wooley  a

Commissioner Wooley Shows  That Six Months of Private Operation Cost 634 Millions to Taxpayers

CLOSE TO GATES OF WARSAW   Oater Forte of Capital of Pollard   (nder Bombardmesnt.

POLISH CAPITA   Ostrlenka , Northwest _ of Warsaw, is Captured By Forces of Bolsheviki After Two Days Fighting.   TRUCE IS REFUSED BY SOVIET RUSSI!   jreat Britain’s Request for Ten Days’ Cessation o' Hostilities is Turned Dowr Ry Red Revime,

FINNS HAVE BEATEN BOLSHEVIK AND ADVANCE TO ATTACK—HORROR OF BOLSHEVIK REGIME IN SIBERIA TOLD BY BRIT OFFICERS

BOLSHEVIK] WAR ON POLANE    Berlin Dispatch Says Reds Open Douhie Drive an Warsaw.

OFrPENSIVE: AGAINST POLES.   Heishesifii Aggression (Claimed. Hut  Defenders Victorious,

White Troops Pierce Bolshevik Lines; Horrors of Siberian Campaign Are Uncovered

REDS OPEN WAR ON POLAND   Double Drive Is Reported in Berlin Dispatch to London Central! News.

. Bill. Halting... "Immigration Fo or Year  -Is Adopted by House

THE JOHNSON IM~ MIGRATION BIL!   That Bars Au Liamigrants Fer: :  Perlod of One Year Except > Wives ‘and Blood Relatives,

House of Reprosentatives Fixes One Year as Period During ‘Which All Immigrants Shall Be Barred

THE IMMIGRATION BILL WINS FIRST LAP IN CONGRESS   HOUSE VOTES TO BAR IMMIGRA TION FROM U, 8. FOR PER10D OF ONE YEAR

JOHNSON IMMIGRATION BIL! IS PASSED IN HOUSE   Mlcasure Bars Aliens from United States for Period of One Year——Mann Amendment, Reducing Length ofTime, Is Adopted

MINIGHA TUN BILL ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE   All Foreigners, Unless Al. ready Naturalized, Are Barred for One Year   VOTE OF 293 TO 41 CAST ON MEASURI   BILL GOES TO SENATE, WHERI QUICK ACTION IS EXPECT ED; PRESIDENT’S ATTITUDE DOUBTEUL

Johnson Bill Is Given Huge In dorsement-——Debate Repeal of War Laws.

‘House Adopts Johnson Bill By Big Majority; Would Keep Out immi. grants For Year Ercept Wives and Kin’ of Those Here, -

BILL BARS FORE GI PENPLES FOR OME EAR   Measure Passes In House by Overwhelming Majory ity of 293 to 41

ALL MMIGRAT OR, BARRED ONE "4 HOUSES PASSE.      Legislation to Halt Immigration Completes First Lap in Congress.

Immigration Suspension Bill With One Year Limit  Passes House as Amended

‘DRIVE BACK REDS IN CRIMEA   Troops Under General Wrangel Ad. vance Against Slight Opposition, Renort—Canture Town.

Troops Under General Wrangel Ad. vance Against Siight Opposition, Report—-Capture Town.

TEXAS MOB BURNS TWO NEGROES AT THE STAKE   Were Charged With Killing Their Landlord; Crowd Storms Jail to Get Prisoners

ANTI HAVE HOPE NSUPREME GOUR   Apponents to Suffrage Lose ir Efforts to Expediate Injunction Appeal.

ANTH-SUFFRAGISTS RECEIVE SETBACK   WASHINGTON. JUSTICE RULES HE IS WITHOUT AUTHORITY TO GRANT INJUNCTION,

PETITION OF SUFFRAGE OPPONENTS 15 DENIED   DECISION OF APPELLATE COURT Is _° HELD TO BE NECESSARY IN APPEAL.   QUICK AGTION 15 SOUGHT   Those Opposed to Amendment Anxious for Final Hearing Before Election Day in November,

SUFFRAGE FOES LOSE INJUNCTION   Must Wait for Appellate Cour! Decision Befcre Going to Supreme Bench.

‘TENNESSEE JAURNAL - ~ FORWARDED TO COLBY   ‘Anti Ratificationists © Jubilant Over Action of Governor —*” Roherte

FOES OF SUFFRAGE   Suffer Temporary Setback Through Court Decision

JUSTICE BAILEY GIVES SUFFRAGE OPPONENTS SETBACI   Denies Injunction on Secretary of State Colby   EXPECT TO KEEP ON FIGHTING

OPPONENTS OF SUFFRAGE ARE FOILED AGAIN      Antis Must Wait For’ Decision “By Appelate Tribunal Betore Case Is Presented To Supreme rat 2   CLAIMS LACK OF AUTHORIT‘   Have Not Abandéned: Hope: Of Getting Matter Before Highest Court OF Land Before Elec.  fhe   JOURNAL IS* SENT: TO- COLBY

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS _ SUFFER SETBACK   Refusal of Injenction te Preven Promulgation ef Salfrage Amendment. the Cause

SUFFRAGE FOES SUFFER SETBACK IN U. S. COURT   FAIL TO HASTEN APPEAL 1 SUPREME COURT TO OBTAIN AN INJUNCTION

TWO MEN CAUGHT > COUNTERFEITING   7  INTENDED TO PLACE — $3,000 WORTH OF BOGUS BILLS IN   CERCULATION SOON

BUSINESS OF THE BANK, ASSETS AND GOOD WILL IS BOUGHT BY THE SECURITY STATE BANK & TRUST CO.   TRANSFER MADE THURSDAY MORNING OF THIS WEEK   Building of the Farmers National Bank is Retained and Will Likely be Converted into a Mercantile Building. Officials of the Absorbed Bank Have Not Made Known Future Plans

Building of the Farmers National Bank is Retained and Will Likely be Converted into a Mercantile Building. Officials of the Absorbed Bank Have Not Made Known Future Plans

FLETCHER GIVES.  NAVAL BOARD BOUL SEND Ott   TELLS COMMITTEE THAT PLANS OF OFFENSE WERE DRAWN TWO YEARS BEFORE WAR,

Campaign in Toledo :'  to Teach Benefit of:  Municipal’ Ownership

SEE REVOLUTION   eee neta a  OUTBREAK IN BAVANA PREDICTED FOR LATE THIS MONTH.

————— 2  CAPTAIN KIT DALTON IS DEAD      One of Last Surviving Members of s the Quaantrell Rand.

CANCELLATION OF DEALS WITH GERMAN BUSINESS FIAMS 1S CONSIDERE!      TEC HNICAL STATE OF WAR GIVE: AMERICAN CONCERNS ENOR MOUS ADVANTAGE,

DERMANG SEEKING RULING ON PEACE   eta tart ee  ALLEGED AMERICAN FIRM CAN. CELLS CONTRACT WITH GERVAN CONCERN.

SAY CONTRACTS  ARE CANCELLED   American Firm Said to Have. Taken an Un -* fair Advantage

CHURCH ISSUES CALL  TO ASSISTANT PASTOR   FOREST E. WITCRAFT WILI TAKE POSITION AT BAPTIST CHURCII   as. High Sellarship RecordWill Receive BL DL Degree a Frem Chicego

CHURCH ISSUES CALL - TO ASSISTANT PASTOR      FOREST E. WITCRAFT WILL  ‘TAKE POSITION AT  «BAPTIST CHURCH   Has High Sechelarship Record— Will Reeeive B. D. Degree c From Chiczegzo

PEACE RESOLUTION APPROACHING VOTI   Adoption Late This After noon Is Considered Prac tically Certain — Debate Ends at 5 O’Clock.

PEACE BILLTO PASS HOUSE  BEFORE NIGH}   Measure Ready for the  Senate at Close of j the Nav.

HOUSE READY — TO GOMPLETE PENCE. ACTION   Expects to Send Proposal to Senate Before the Session Ends.  Possible An Attempt Will Be  Made to Modify the

PEACE MOVE A BOOWERANG   Champ Clark Dectares It Wil Lead Country Into European. Quagmires.      CONGRESS HASN'T THE AUTHORITY TO END WAE

HOUSE VOTES LATE TODAY ON PEACE   Debate Ends at 5 o’Clock on Resolution for Hun Truce

VETERAN GEORGE: RHALLIS IN CONTROL OF GREEK GOVI   New: Premier* Popile ar With People’ Who Stagec Wild Demonstrations in Athens To Cele"3 brate the Recent Elections

 Tragedy and Broken Hearts  in Wake of ‘Attempt to Emulate ‘‘Bad Men”

TWINS ROB TRAIN;   PARENTS- OF. YOUTHFUL. BAND ITS ARE HEARTBROKEN AT THEIR: IKOME IN GREEN-_ VILLE, ILLINOIS.

ROBBER KILLED AFTER HOLDUF   COMPANION, TWIN BROTHER, IN JAIL—PARENTS ARE HEARTBROKEN

BUYO ot Eh ADVENTURE AUB TRAM   Jacob and Joseph Scott Loot New York Central Train--Both Come To Grief.

PASSENGERS ON PULLMAN ARE ROBBED   ROBBERY STAGED BY TWINS FROM GREENVILLE, ILL.   One Dead From Bullet From Detective’s Gun;  Other In Jail.

ONE OF TWIN BANDITS 1S KILLED BY-HIS PURSUERS   Youth Wio With Brother Heli “Up Train’6n Dlineis Central Is Killed.   OTHER LAD . SURRENDERS

TWIN BROTHERS ATTEMPT TRAIN HOLD-UP; ONE IS DEAD, OTHER IN PRISON

ATTEMPTED TRAIN HOLD-UP FAILED   ONE BANDIT IS DEAD AND THE OTHER BEHIND BARS,   TWINS’ DREAM DIO NOT WORK   Two Youthful Automobile Mechanics Thought They Would Add Variety To Life by Robbing Train, But Misiudged the Big Job.

HOLD UP TRAIN ONE DEAD   VILLAGE BOYS WANT EASY MONEY BUT ARE SOON CAUGHT  Pappwre ipnnr ge ae ss

SOVIET HOLDS AMERICAN   State Department Seeks Release of . Dentist Held in Moscow.

AMERICAN QENToT IN MOSCOW MOST POPULAR (IF PROFESSIONAL MER   WADE POOR THEATRICAL HELPER HOWEVER, AND WEST TO JAIL FOR MESTARE.

“WILL -VOTE - TOMORROW.   Town of Sharpsville to Name Oni.  . ers for Government.

WILL VOTE TOMORROW.   Town of Sharpsville to Name Offi cers for Government.

Holland Musters Army On Frontier   Preparations Made To Meet Any Emergency; Warlike Aimosphere Prevails.

CHARLES PONZI 1S GIVEN FIVE YEARS   “Bushel . Basket _ Millionaife’’ Pleads Guilty at Request of Wife.   SAID HE’D “MADE Goon”   Get Rich Quick Operator Sent to Jail for Using ,Mails - to Defraud, _

CHAS. PONZI PLEADS GUILTY   “GET RICH OUTCK” KING ES GIVEN  PIVE YEAR SENTENCE

Piead (Guilty To Using Mail To De. fraud After Urgent Pleading By His Wife   DECLARES HE WILL REPAY ALL

FIVE YEAR SENTENCE. IMPOSED   Ponzi Admits Guilt This Afternoon   REFUSES TO WORRY   Asks For Chance to Refund Money

FIVE YEARS FOR CHARLES PON/   ‘Financial Wizard Ploaded Guilty to Using the U.S, Mails to Defraud—Asked Chance to Make Gaad

“Bushelbasket Millionaire’ Pleads Guilty to Charge of Using Mails to Defraud — Attorney Says ‘‘V iszard”’ Has Only One Suit of Clothes Left.

THE REJUVINATED BOOM IS NOW 1N HANDS OF SEASONED POLITICIANS, }   According to Authorative Yaforma< tion: the Floor, Leaders Have Been €  the Delegates.

M’ADO0 BOOM INHANDS OF SEASOWED POLITICIANS   Floor Leaders’ Havre Been Chosen aie His Name-May be Formally *. Presented

GROUP HANDLES IREGTION UF M ADOT BOOM   Small Body of Seasoned Politicians Take Over Cam- paign of Ex-Secretary   NOT KNOWN WHETHER NAME WILL BE OFFEREL   NOMINATION IS FAR FROM ASSURED; PALMER WILL HAVE LEAD IN INITIAL BALLOOTING.

MADOO SHIP HITS ROCKS ON WAY T0 DEM. NOMINATION   COX, PALMER AND TAMMAN' PACTIONS ALL STRIVING TO KILL MADUO'S CANDIDACY   VICTORY 1S NOT ASSURED   More Compact Organization is Forused to Boom Former Treasurer But He Still Lacks Sulficient Strength To Pat Him on Ticket

MADOO BOOM GIVEN © OVER TO LEADERSHIP OF SEASONED GROUP   ‘Hastily Formed Organization Will  Continue Active Support, But  Directing Head Recognized

M ADDO BOOM NOW BEING ORGANIZED   FRIENDS OF FORMER SECRE TARY TAKE ACTION FOR CONVENTION FIGHT.   Cox and Palmer Camps Both Dis turbed By News That McAdoo Boom Being Placed on Workable Basis,

“Crown Prince” Ghost Wil Haunt if Wilson Supports Him; Must Have Backing.   PALMER AND COX LOOW

NEW BOOM GUIDED bY VETERANS   LEADERS CHOSEN   Cox and Palmer Forces Realize Danger

GERMANY 10 TRY 10 BUILD UP FINANCES   Herr Wirth’s  dreat te  Precipitate Crisis Gets Results.

OPEN WATERWAYS HEARINGS TODAY   Interests Favoring and Opposed to Proposal Are Heard at Ontario.   NEW YORK LEADS FIGHT

DEEP WATERWAY HEARINGS ()PENED       Sessions in Canada Study Ques tion of Lake Com. merce.

JOWNT MEETING ~ TD ANASER LAKES CAA   INTERNATIONAL WATERWAYS COMMISSION IS ON AT NORTH BAY, ONT.

NY, GHIEF FOE OF DEEP. WATERWAY VINST. LAWRENCY   }canada, Save Montreal, Back: It, Also 14 United States; North Bay Hearing On.

SUICIDE: AND. ATTEMPT MURDE!   Des Moines Man is Suicide and Wiie is Near Death by Bullet Wouttd .-

SUICIDE AND ATTEMPT MURDER   Des Moines Man ig Sulcige and. Wlie & 2: Near. Death by Bullet Wound.

POISON RAID Id FRUITEUL   Police Hold Four Men and $10,000 In Mixtures ‘After Wood

A HELD Wh PLOT OF BLIWD DEAT   Four Men and $10,000 Wofth of Whi. skey Seized in Raids at Newark, N. J.; Squad Busy After Men Who Soread Poison Over Connectitut.

BANKERS ADMIT THEY'RE AT SEA IN ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS TREND   Cleveland Reserve Bank Director Believes a Lower Price Era is Here      ‘THINGS LOOK BETTER”   Se eee eS ee i Se  Columbus Banker Thinks ' Drop In Wages Alone Can  Brine Relief

CATCH MEN WHO TOOK CAR FOUND WEST OF BOONE   Two Jefferson Young Men Are Report ed to Have Driven the Car From That City to Des Moines.

TURKS LEAN TO PROHIBITION   Want “Pussyfoot"’ Johnson to In uugurate a Campaign.

‘PUSSYFOOT’ MAY  HEAD ‘DRY’ DRIVE - FOR TURKS NEXT   Constantinople Dispatch ‘Says He. o Some Other Amerigan, Organizer ° Will Be Asked to Officiate: *

/EAGUE MAJORITIES IN NORTH DAKOTA GUT, SEVERAL CANDIDATES ARE BEATER

HARRY L WILSON OF BILLINGS  Republica eel Gov of Montan   LEAGUE MAJORITIES IN NORTH DAKOTA GUT, SEVERAL GANDIDATES ARE BEATEN

FARM LABOR IS VERY ESSENTIAL TO THIS SECTION   An Adequate Supply to be Secured From Mexico Through Arrangement Made by the Rural

ENGLAND WILL NOT SEND MILITARY AID   FARM LABOR IS VERY ESSENTIAL TO THIS SECTION   An Adequate Supply to be Secured Fr°m Mexico Through Arrange ment Made by the Rural 1and Ownere Aaa’

PAPER REFUSES TO IGNORE COX SPEECH   NEW MEX REPUBLICAN DAIL‘ TURNS DOWN EFFORTS OF HAYS AGENTS   GOVERNS OWN COLUMNS

THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE UN DER SUPERVISION OF W. L. R. - PERRY.   it Will Consist of Educational Ex hibits aud Abie Lectures by Poultry Specialists Dur. ing Show,

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR POULTRY SHOW   THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE UN DER SUPERVISION OF W. L. R. PERRY.   Zt WHI Oonsist of Educational Ex. hibits and Able Loctarey by Poultry Specialists Dur. ine Show.

CHARGE PALMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HICH PRICE   HOUSE PLANS PROBE ON PRICE FIXED FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.   FAILED TO PRESS — ACTION, IS CLAIM   Republicans Declare He Hid No Authority to Recognize High Figures on Commodity.

TO INVESTIGATE PALMER'S ACTS   To Probe His Work in Connec tion With Louisiana Sugar Prices

PAEOIDENT I BLAMED FOR HGH PRICES   Republicans By Strict Party Vot Put Through Resolution For Investigation   ATTORNEY GENERAL : PALMER ALSO BLAMED   Democrats Charge That the Republicans Are Playing Politics

Cm  ‘RESTON ATTORNEY NER   Democrats Charge Attempt ts Curb Growing Popularity of A. Mitchell Palmer”

WILSON AND PALMER ARE BLAMED FOR HIGH SUGAR   Republicans Pat ‘Through: Resolutio: Eimpowerlng Judiciary Cominittee to Investigate.

WILSON BLAMED FOR SUGAR COST   KANSAS CONGRESSMAN — GETS INTO TELEGRAPH,

For Lower Taxes Will Not Be Made When Congress Meets, It Is Said.

NO LOWERING OF TAXES ASKED OF NEXT CONGRESS   Decision Is Practically Reached by the Cabinet Heads—Present Scales to Remain 2 or 3 Years, Says Houston.   HIS OPINIONS

Cabinet Heads Say Wilson Will Not Ask Congress to  Peen Rurderns   NOT FOR TWO YEARS   Excess Profits Tax Law May ‘Be Clarified For Benefit  at Business

WILSON FORCES ARE 10. OPPOSE   Any Effort by Congress for 2 Reduction in the Amount of War Taxes.   WILL ALSO OPPOSE INCREASE OF TARIFF   Would Keep Up Present Reve. nue Receipts for Two or Three Years.

STAY TWO YEARS   Administration Will Not As] For Lower Taxes When Congress Convenes   TO PAY FLOATING DEBT   Present Revenues Sufficien If Expenses Become No Higher

STATE GRANGE OPENS SESSIONS AT ALLENTOWK   Vital Question of Nation's Food Supply Tor ic of Master McSparran’s Annual Address to Members.   HIS OPINION

IY COSTS A FORTUNE TO WED IN AUSTRIA   hvpeuse to Bede Alone ts 210,001 Crowns, Mauivident to SGj000  Hore,

TESTIFY THAT TEN PER CENT OF REPAIR BILLS WAS FOR “GRAFT.”   FVIDENCE BY © AUDITOR   Criminal Proceedings Will Be Instituted In New York, Norfolk and Other Southern Cities, Benson Says.

JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD-OF HAWKEYE CEMENT. HANSON LUMBER CO., PHONE 91,  4.99.42 .ady   NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Millerand Elected New President of France As Successor to Deschanel

FIND BOMB ON PARIS STREET   Diseovered in Front of Hotcl of  Mine. Deschanet!,

SAVES BOY FROM DROWNING   Gary Youth Jumps Into Clay Hole to Rescue Colored Lad.

BOY SAVES LIFE OF LAD   Gary Youth Jumps Into Clay Hole and Rescues Colored Boy Who Was Trying to Save Companion.

DEMOCRATIC HEADS MAKE READY FOR ATTACK ONG. 0.P   ADV. ANCE GUARDS GATHER 1D “INDIANAPOLIS ¥OR DEMO_CRATIC ; ‘STATE CONVENTION   DISTRICTS SELECT  ‘DELEGATES TONIGHT   ¢ Platform Committee Also Will Go Into Session Tonight—To SetUe Wet Plank Question.

DEMOCRATS MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS TO PLAN ATTACK   DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CON VENTION WILL BE CHOSEN TONIGHT—G 0. P. IS FOE .

DOVE OF PEACE MAY BE CHASED FROM HAL   Platform Committee is Ex pected to Stir Up Some. thing to Prevent Harmon} from Becoming Monotonem

RECORD CROP OVER NATION   Thanksgiving Finds American Farmers Completing Harvesting of Great Crop

TON-OF FOOD. FOR “EVERYONE INU. §   [By Ralph F, Couch; United Press  Qe Ft Carreenrmdant 7

ENOUGH GRAIN RAISED 10 FEED U.. AND EUROPE   Farmers Of America Respond To Appeals For More And Cheaper Food   TILLERS COMPLAIN   Say Bounty of Harvest Brought Many Of Them To Verge Of Ruin

ONE TON GF FOOD FOR EVERY U.S. CITIZEN   This is The Response of Farmers t Popular Appeal For More and Cheaper Food   PRODUCTION IS PLENTIFUL

WITNESS IN NEWBERRY CASE COLLAPSES   Vote Fraud Trial Involving Senator Bay Be Called Minstrial.

NEWBERRY. AID ‘AIDE COLLAPSES AND MISTRIAL LOOM:   Paul King, Campaign Man ager, Taken Limp From Witnece Stand.

COLLAPSE  OF MAIN WITNESS IN NEABERRY TRIAL  Carried Out of Court a Limp Bundle   Carried Out of Court a Limp Bundle of Exhausted Nerves   ‘May Be Declared a-Mistrial With New Trial to Follow   Scene in the Court Room Was Dramatic in the Extreme.

GOLLAPSES ON WETNESS STAND   Star Witness for Defense it  Newberry Trial, Unable to  Stand Grilling.   AROSE FROM SICK BED TO TESTIFY IN CASE   May Result . in Mistrial Being Called or Testimony Being Stricken Out.

STAR WITRESS FOR DEFENSE COLLAPSES   May Mean Dedlaring of Mistrial 0! Newberry Case—Campaign Manager Carried From Court Room.

DEFENSE STAR ‘. SHOWS STRAIN   Gourt May Call It Mistrial Or Senator Has No ” “Gase

AND GOWNS--SMITH  THE Ley eee a x1 Is NECES SA SENIOR SA ee we NT      MUST COVER LOSSES      Price is Fixed on Necessary Busi ness Basis, Said Wint Smith Today

NO GRAFT IN CAPS AND GOWNS--SMITE   THE CHARGE OF $4 IS NECES SARY, SAYS K. U. SENIOR PRESIDENT   MUST COVER LOSSES   Price is Fixed on Necessary Busi ness Basis, Said Wint Smith Today

RECOVERS STOLEN AUTO      Chief Crabbs, of Hanover, Find: Owner of Car.

HOLDING DOWN. “OTEEL PRICES GARY'S POLUG   Steel Corporation Head Says Federal Interference Likely if All Go Higher

HOLDING GOWN PRICES OF PRODUCTS BECAUSE OF lbh GOST OF LIVING   Juage Cary Says Workmen Are Not Satisfied with Shorter . Day {i Larger Pay Could Be Obtained for Working Longer Davs

STEEL CORPORATION KEEPS PRICE DOWN   Judge Gary Says Every Ef: fort Is Being Made to Prevent Further Mounting 01 Cost of Living.

TARY REF “ADY:  TO . 1H PRICES OFF. STEEL PRODUCT.         Tels USS. Steel Directors Teds Mor. al Obligation to Help Cheek Ovey of Greol—Hoelds Re.

STEEL ‘CORPORATION  DID-NOT-RAISE ITS  PRICES HIGH.   Gary Explains That it Was Due to an Effort to Lower ‘The Cost of Living That He Did Not Demand Alf They Could Get,

STEEL TRUST FIGHTS H. C. L., SAYS GARY   Chairman Explains to Stockholders Why the Corporation Has Not Raised Prices.

STEEL CORPORATION KEEPING ITS PRICES DOWN SAYS GARY   Maintaining Lower Prices Be cause of High Cost of Living Tells Stockholders   CLAIMS ACTION HAD INFLUENCE ON OTHER MANUFACTURERS   Points to Moral Obligation o All to Check Rising Costs

Stel ‘Corporation Refuses To Join Hands. ~Nlong’ With The Other Price Profte

U.S, STEEL CO, KEEPS PRICE DOWN TO HELP BEAT PRESENT Hi. G. L   E. H. Gary Tells Stockhold ers Company Fights Increases.

HU. L. FOUGHT BY THE oTEEL TAUal   Gary Explains Why Corporatior Holds Down Prices.   OLD QUOTATIONS RETAINED   “Stockholders Asked Chairman. of  Board Why Prices of Company's Products Had Not Been Ralsed  in View of Great Demand.

HOLDS DOWN, STEEL COST   Gary Says Prices Should Be Curbed for Sake. of Salaried Men.   U. 8. STEEL TO KEEP OPEN SHOP METHODS

HOLD SYEEL PRICE DOWN   Gary Says That Big Corporation’: Policy Ils to Meet H. U. L. Niridation.

GARY SAYS TRUST FIGHTS HICH COST   Chairman of Board Tells Why Stee! Corporation Holds Down Prices.   STOCKHOLDERS WANTED LIGHT   Inquiries Made, in View of Great De. mand and Cost of Production, Why Compary’s Products Had Not Been Raised.

PRICES HIGH ——_ ENOUGH-GARY   Corporation Head Tells Stockholders Labor Organizations Should Be Controlled. Other !mpressions.   TALK NOTES

STEEL TRUST [a HITTING HG.    So Says E, H. Gary to Stockholders of the U. S. Steel Corporation Today.   IS A MORAL OBLIGATION

SAYS CORPORATION IS HOLDING DOWN PRICES,   Gary Declares Big Concerns Should Help Reduce UW, C, L.

STEEL PRICES KEPT LOW 10 AID PUBLIC   Gary Says Corporation Considers Living Costs as Most’ Important:

STEEL PRICES HELD DOWN   Course Taken, Says Gary, Because of the Hich Cost of Living.

CORPORATION MAY FAVE SOUL, HEART, MIND   Gary’s Ambition is to Prove Thie of U. S.  Staal

CELEBRATES FIFTEENTH ANNI VERSARY ROPARY CLUBS.   GOOD PROGRAM RENDERED.      Married Ladies’ Tell Why They  Married ‘Their Husbands.

CELEBRATES FHOTEENTHE ANNIVERSARY ROTARY CLUBS.   GOOD PROGRAM RENDERED.   Married Ladies’ Tel Why ‘Phe. Married Their Husbands.

CEAMAN NEWSPAPER SAYS KNOX RESOLUTION 0. X. “CONVENIENT SOLUTION"   “FRIENDLY NEGOTIATIONS” NEC ESSARY TO ESTABLISH COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.

LEGION SHUTTLES CLAIMS   Former Service Men and Dependents Recover $10,000,000 as Result Work of Paoslsa Officers.

DEMOCRAT MAKES A FILING      Custer County School Superintendent Would Takcle the Moses P. Kinkaid Busssaw.

Custer County School Superintend~ ent Would Takele the Moses P. Kinkaid Haosesaw.

NEW APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED NOW   JUDGE BOOTH’S  DECISIOD OPENS WAY TO NEW GAS HEARINGS   INO AUTOMATIC RAISE   Recent Decision Closes Anothe - Chapter in the Long Litigation on Gas   Injunction Suit in Federal Cour Filed When Kansas Court Fixed Rate

NEW GAS RATES FOR ATCHISON?   Industrial Court Will Have to Approve.   SO SAYS FEDERAL JUDGE   Member of Court Says New Decision Does Not Permit Automatic Hike of Rates.

WILSON SENDS FELICITATIONS TO CHAMPIONS   Tris Speaker Gets Congratula tions From President

Ato, WILOUA PROVES REAL FAR   Wires Speaker His Congratulations At Winning the World Series Ball Games.

WILSON WIRES TRIS SPEAKER   The President Congratulates Cleveland Manager on Success in World’s Series.

BEATS GASOLINE AT 15 CENTS A GALLON   New Invention Makes Fords Run 34 Miles on Gallon of Gasoline and Start Kasy in Coldest Weather. Other Cars Show Proportionate Savings.

BEATS GASOLINE AT -15 CENTS A GALLO      New Invention Makes Fords Run 34 Miles on Gallon of Gasbline, Other Care Show Proportionate Savings.

FARRAGUT SHIP. DESDREOYED.      Warship Richmand Surned to Sulvage Copper.

LIGHT PHENOMENON CASTS STRONG GLOV   Professor W. A. Cogshall Says Aurora Borealis Last Night Was Unusual Display.   MILES ABOVE THE EARTH   Splendid Appearance of Northern Lights Causes Many Students to Peer at Disturbance.

Carrigtohill Scene of Outbreak---Bomb Used in Attack   Firing Kept Up For Three Hours -- Guards Found in Building Bound

SINN FEIN ATTACK   ‘Police Barracks are Assailed by Party of 300.

SINN FEINERS MAKE ATTACK ON THE POLICE BARRACKS; LASTS FOR THREE HOURS

DARING FALL UN POLIGE {i —— UNPUNISHET   CONSTABLES SPARED AFTER CAPTURE OF BARRACKS BY REBELS.   IRISH ELECTIONS COMING

SINN FEINER MAKE ATTACK   PROLONGED BATTLE FOUGHT IN SUBURB OF CORK, IRELAND.   BOMBS FOR POLICE- BARRACKS   ASSAILING FORCES BLOW UP AN END OF BUILDING.   No One Killed in Three WMour Fight But Authorities Made Prisoners by the Raiders and Head quarters Looted.

IRISH REBELS FIGHT POLICE   Barracks at Carrigtohill Blown Up After Four-Hour Battle.   LIKE GOING OVER THE TOP   Sinn Feiners Capture Besieged Near the City of Cork—Neither Side Reports Any Casualties-—Telephone Wires Cut.

BLUE ISLAND HOLDS MAMMOTH LUTHERAN CHURCH CONVENTION   Mecca of Evangelical Luthera Joint Synod; To Stage 45th Convention Here

LUTHERANS MEET   Blue Island Mecca of Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod

ROCKET MAY SHOOT TO MOON   Smithsonian Institution Announces ¢ New invention Capable of Penetrating Space.

D’ANNUNZIO STILL. SEIZING   Takes Scoglio Reef, San Marto Channel and the City of Buccaria,

D’ANNUNZIO STILL SEIZING   Takes Scoglio Reef, San Marto Cham nel and the City of Bueccaria.  3 by

NOT ABLE TO CLOSE FARM DRIVE TODAY   Full Membership Figures Not Available—Meeting at Lone Star Tonight.

Full, Membership Figures Not Available—Meeting at Lone Star Tonight,

PHISON PLOT   Alleged Conspiracy to Take Life of Former Wife Divulged in Washington   PLANNED TO WRECK CAR WITH DIVORCED WOMAN   WITNESS DECLARES C. A. SNOW DETERMINED TO GET RID OF MRS. SNOW BY ANY POSSI BLE MEANS,

WAS EMPLOYED 10 COMMIT MURDER   Is the Claim of Washington Woman in Filing Charges Against C.A.Snow,Patent Attorney.

WYOMING TOWN IS RULED BY WOME}   Election Fought Out on Basis of Sex Results in Victory for Ticket Made up of Fair Candidates.

IKILLS SELF IN SPEEDING TAXI   ‘Milwaukee Broker Commits Suicide Grieving for Daughter Killed: in. Auto Accident. -

DIES IN A SPEEDING AUTO   Milwaukee Broker, Grieving _ for - Daunhter Killie Self.

MANY MINES ARE IDLE IN SUNFLOWER STATI   Thirty-Six Now Under Operation a: Industria} Court Investigation Approaches,

Wilh PUSH MEWORTAL.   Walter Carter Nemed by  Governo: in Connection With Movement.

Millerand’s Note to British Government Argues Consistency in Policy Resulting in Troops Advance   FAVORABLE IMPRESSION IS CREATED IN LONDON   Expressed Desire of French for  Conference with Associated  . Powers Relieves the Earlier Tension .

George White, Of Marietta, Ohio, Is Spoken of as Probable Choice; Fund of More thaa $3,500,000, Twice as Muct as That of 1916, Must Be Raised to Finance Drive of  Cox and Roosevelt

MOORE DECLINES DEMOCRATIC MATIGNAL CAMPAIGN CHAIRMANSHIP   George White 3Vill Probably Run Campaign Provided Special Com inittes Is Provided.

WHITE [S LIKELY COMMITTEE CHOICE: MOORE OUT OF {1   Youngstown Man_ Positively Declines To Assume Burden Of Campaign   TFREATER FU NDS NEEDED   High Cost. Of Posters Ant Printing Hits Democratie Managers

SERVICES FOR MRS. CUSHMAN THURSDAY   Had Spent Forty Summers Here Where She Was Highly bateemed 3. Summer Residents ond Townspeonpnle

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LABOR CLINGS TON, P. POLICY   Gompers Declares Workers Won't Abandon Initial Provram

Chief Teils Montreal Convention League of Nations Would P. event New War—Deciares L920 Federation Must Remain Nonpartisan.

GOMPERS 0, K.'S_ VERSAILLES PACT   Urges Ratification of Treaty as Benefit to Workers of World.   MAKES APPEAL 10 A. F. OF L   Chief Tells Montreal Convention League of Nations Would Prevent New War—Declares Labor  “~~ Federation Must Remain  eee a  Nonpartisan.

LEAGUE TREATY 15 0.K.D BY GOMPERS   Ratification of Pact Is Urged at Montreal.   SAYS A. F. OF L. NONPARTISAN   Declares Republican Action in Disre. garding Demands of Labor Federation Will Not Change Program  —Believes Masses for Treaty.

FARMERS PRESIDEN RETURNS FROM WES   Reports On Co@perative Movemen and Pleads For Membership of All.

COOPERATIVE SELLING   Farmers’ Federation Report Not Practical Until Better Organized.

BROWN BACK FROM A WESTERN TOUR   President of Farmers’ Association Returns From Making Month’s Study of The West a  t   GETS VALUABLE INFORMATION   First Big Step He Says is to Pers fect a Close up Organization in Way of New Members

Eleven Counties in State Start Membership Drives—Middle West Large Producer of Staple Crops—Balance Must Be Maintained.

HIGH COAL PRICE CAUSED BY MINES   United States District Attorney TInvestigating Cost of Fuel

lenine To Force Armistice Agreement Between Russia And Allies   BYRNES HOT AFTER ADM, SIMS

SOLD HER HUSIAND      4 - ty 85000. In Des Motnes Divorce Court)

SEND GUARD NON-COMS: ‘TO SUMMER SCHOOLS   SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTION WILL BE GIVEN AT FT. RILEY   Sergeants, Corporals, Cooks and Yerks Wil Study #efore  VMannanvore

SEND GUARD NON-COMS ‘TO SUMMER SCHOOLS      SPECIALIZED INSTRUCTION WILL. BE GIVEN AT FT. RILEY  {   Sergeants, Corporals, Cooks  and Clerks Will Study Before Maneuvers

WE SPOILED ONE; WE'LL SEND © YOU WAR LOVERS TO HELL,” is GIST OF ANONYMOUS WARNING   J. F. Richardson, Assistant Secretary of the Committee, Appears as Witness; Cites InAlive the Lofty Purposes and Exalted Hopes That Fired Their Hearts in 1918.

REDS THREATEN OHT0 WORLD WAR VETERANS   Statement Left at American Legion Headquarters Apparently Reters to Centralia Trouble

Hoke Smith Opposed to Party Making Campaign in Support of League of Nations Issu

PARTY’S STAND      end  HOKE SMITH JUMPS INTO RACE FOR PRESIDENT OPPOSING WILSON’S LEAGUE PLAN

OPPOSED 10 TREATY GAYS HOKE SMUT   Will Not Submit to Party Expressirig Itself As In Favor of the League of Nations In Its Original Form.—Says He ts Unalterably Onnosed.

CHILD WAS STRUCK BY CAR IN. PARADE   Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Winchell Sustained Severe injuries

BY CAR IN, PARADE   Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Winchell Sustained Severe Injuries

SAML. NEISWANGER DIES AT OSKALOOSA   PORMERLY LIVER IN WASHING TON—FUNERAL HELD HERE THIS APTERNOON

MAKES FREE SPEECH RULING   Judge in Ohio Says Striking Stee! Workers May Meet.

‘FREE SPEECH’ RULNG MADE   Ohio Judge Says East Youngstown Unions Can Meet Without Police Permit.

Employes Sleep While Proprietor ‘Robs’ Cafe, Cow They Were Held U;

HEIR TO THRONE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE SULTAN ASKS HELF   Servant Prevents Turkish Prince Swallowing Poison Poatian

MEJID A WOULD-BE SUICIDE   Heir to the Turkish Throne Attempts to Swallow Poison.

SULTAN’S SON _ TRIES TO TAKE © HIS OWN LIFE   Servant Dashes Poison From Lips—Despondent Over  Ce ae =a ee

LACK OF INFORMATION CAUSED MUCH DAMAGE   Rear Admiral Fletcher Being Cross: Examined In Naval Investi_ gations.

MACGRUDER BACK TO TESTIFY   Former Chief of Staff of Admiral Fletcher Home From France.

WATCH VOTE, PALMER ORDES   Attorney General Asks Aids Through. out U. S. to Keep Eye Out for Law Violation.

PALMER SAYS WATCH VOTE   Asks Aids Throughout U. S. to Keep Eye Out for Violations.

SOCIALISTS T0 RUN DEBS AS CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Leader of Party to he Entered in the Race Despite His   Imprisonment

First National Bank  of Montpelier, Idaho SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR REN1   ANIMALS ARE STARS IN COMEDY PICTURE

LEADERS PLAN FOR CONGRESS SESSION IN SUMMER MONTHS   Toc Many Important Problem: for Adjournment Now, Leaders Agree.

PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICANS  ~ URGE ACTION  ~. TOGUTCOST!   Congress Will Probably bef, Rack On the t.hWu7 yu wl Mid-Summer   “MUCH YET TO BE DONE   Legislation to Reduce the High Cost of Living Will Be Considered

buat SUMMER FOR GONGRESS   : Will Probavly Remain in Ses} sion Except for Recess  During Conventions.   Ww OULD BE MISTAKE TO ‘‘CLOSE UP SHOP”   Present Hconomic and Indus. trial Situation Demands  SOE ieee geet PE Bi Ee nk.

REPUBLICAN MEMBERS WANT ‘LAWS ON PRICES   Think Adjournment of Congress Would Be _ Risky   Speeches by Senators Walsh and“ Kenyon Cause Awalrening

Congress Likely To Be In Session  During Summer   ‘mportance of Measures Before Legislative Body Makes Recess Impracticable   di SHORT RECESS FOR CONVENTIONS ONLY

CAN WITHOUT SUGAR.   Sopply of Sweets. Likely to Be.More Abundant When the Food Is Eaten.

CAN WITHOUT SUGAR   U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE URGES METHOD.   Says by Time Fruits Are Used, Sugar Wilt Be Plentiful.

CONFESSES TO MURDER   SLAYER OF GENEVA HARDMAN KILLED TWO OTHERS.   Negro Who Was Cause of Lexington (Ry.) Riots Admits Killing Women In 1912 and 1919.

MANY MURDERS ARE ADMITTED BY CONDEMNED   Kentucky Criminal Admits Crimes of Which He Was Not Accused.   Will be Electrocuted March 11

LOCKETT — "CONFESSES. ~ TOMURDER   OF TWO OTHER PER. ~ SONS AND PROBABLY --£THIRD WOMAN: ~   Central Figure in. the, Lex: "ington Riots and Slayer of “Geneva Hardman’ Unbos:  ama: Himeelf....- °°

CONDEMNED MAN TELLS — OF NUMEROUS CRIMES   Will Lockett, ‘Central Figure of Lexington "Riots, Choketl Most of His Victims-te Death. ~

NEGRO AILLED THREE WOMEN, HE TELLS PRISUN WARDEN   Central Figure In Lexington Rio! Confesses to Attacking Three Women.   ONE WAS NEGRO WOMAN   Choked All to Death Except Little Hardman Girl Whose Head He Crushed.

WILL LOCKETT IN CONFESSION   HARDMAN GIRL SLAYER TELLS OF MANY CRIMES. 

NEGRO TELLS OF KILLING 3 WOMEN   Lockett Under Sentence of Death for Murdering Child Makes Further Confessions.

NEGRO BARES CRIME STORY IN DEATH CELL   Central Figure in Lexington _ Riots Admits. Strangling - Women: Victims:   TO DIE MARCH 11 FOR “LITTLE GIRL’S DEATH

WiLL LOGKETT CONFESSES CRIME   CENTRAL FIGURE IN LEXINGTON RACE RIOTS CONFESSES TO MURDER AND WILL DIE ON MARCH 11.

NEGRO LOCKETT CONFESSES TO OTHER MURDERS   Two, and Possibly Three Women Victims of His Lust.

NEGRO SLAYER OF GIRL CONFESSES MORE CRIMES   Central Figure in Lexington Riota Ad mits Guilt of Murder of Other Women Victims

4 WOMEN CHOKED, 2 DEAD BY HAN OF GIRLS SLAYER   Lockett. Kentucky Riot Cause Confesses to Quartet of Attacks on Women.

PICTURES OF VENIZELOS ARE TORN DOWN AND REPLACED BY THOSE OF DEPOSED MONARCH   Queen Mother Olga Takes Oath: of. Regent Thursday; Former Premier -Embarks.: for Italy; Boisterous Crowds Throng Athens’ Streets Gelebrating Rovalat: Victory; Allies Hold Aloof. he

Pictures of Former Kaiser  Carried in Greek Parades   Crowds Shout for Constantine in Noisy Street Celebration of Elections—Venizelos Leaves Athens for Nice—Rhallis and Three Members of the New Cabinet Take Oath of Office. \

ENG PARADE IN CELEBROTION   FALLING DARKNESS BRINGS DIS ORDERS AND VENIZELISTAS ARE PACKING.

GREECE CELEBRATES FLECTION RESULTS   VENIZELOS SAYS HE BEARS NO BITTERNESS TOWARD PEOPLE. .

oIGK HEADACHES FOR YEARS   Nothing Gave Relief Until Hoe Tried “Frult-a-tivas”

SICK HEADAGHES FOR YEARS   Nothing Gave Relief Until He Tried “Fruit-a-tives!’

SICK /HEADACHES ~ FOR YEARS   Nothing Gave Rellef Until He ‘Tried “Fruit-a-tivas”

SOCIALIZATION MIE GREATEST IMPEDIMENT FOR EUROPEAN FINANGE   INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CON. FERENCE BEGINS DISCUSSIONS OF SITUATION,

SAYS SOCIALISM, GREATEST i IMPEDIMENT TO FINANCIAL RECONSTRUCTION OF EUROPY

BRAND OPENS SiNANCE MEET   British Official Declares Socialism of industry Halts Financial Recon. struction of Europe.

SOCIALIZATION AND NATIONALIZATION OF INDUSTRY HURTFUL   British Official at Brussels Conference Says Movements Alorig These Lines Greatest Impediments to Financial Reronctruction of Eurone,

SRAND OPENS FINANCE MEET      Britiah Official Deciarer Sociatiam of Industry -Halts. Financial. .Reconstruction of Europe.

FLIER WANSED TO DIE BEFORE CROWL   But “Tex” McLaughlin’s Wish Was Only Partly Granted; Succumbs tn Hospital From [Injury

NOMINAL SOVEREIGNT REMAINS TO TURKEY       ‘HAS RIGHT TO RAISE HER FLA ~~" ON ONE OF FORTS IN OUTER POR’            Port Is Opened To Subjects of ‘Al tries Belonging To the Leagu tions—Supreme Council Wil late Feanomic Relations.

PREMIERS DECIDE FATE OF NATION   Sphere of Greek Influence Spreads By Entente Decision   TO EXERCISE FULL CONTROL   Authorities Will Administer The City of Smyrna

Greece Given Big Slice Of Turkish Land   Sphere of Grecian Influence in Smyr. na Oistrict Greatly Extended by Council of Pre.  miers at San Raman

OLD RED RIVER BOUNDARY DISPUTE BETWEEN TEXASOKLAHOMA SEETHES AGAIN

OLD BOUNDARY DISPUTE AGAIN   Red River Argument of  Two States Begins in  Oklahoma.

AIRPLANE LEADS DELEGATION 10 VISIT HARDING   Marion Again in Gala Attire When Richland County Dele: gation Comes For Speech

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN OPENS   SEN. HARDING ADDRESSES DELEGATION AT MARION HOME.

HARDING’S FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN OPENS THIS P. M.   Mansfield Delegation in Pilgrimage to Candidate’s Home

DHIOANS MAKE PILGRIMAGE Ta HARDING PORG!   Delegation From Mansfielc and Surrounding Counties Journey to Senator’s Lawn.   First of Groups Expected te Visit Marion Piloted by Woman.

HARDING'S FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN IS BEGUN TODAY (By Asseciated Presse)

TO. PAY.» THEIR RE.  SPECTS: TO. -REPUBLI CAN NOMINEE,   Sen. Harding 0} Opens Front . Porch Campaign “Today With © ‘Reception to Pil grims and - Address On Natignal Veen

LANA AT GARIN HOME GIVES WAY TO WHITE STONE   Candicate’s House and Lot Admirably Suited For Political Purpose.

HARDING BEGINS . PORCH CAMPAIGN   ‘Ohio Delegation Pays Respects to Republican Nominee at Home. ‘   MANY OTHERS TO COME   White Says Cox Will Make League of Nations Perfectly Clear’ in  Speech of Acceptance.

A- UNITED PEOPLE’ IS KEYNOTE OF CAMPAIGN. SPEECH   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTYAL. CANDIDATE GIVES : FIRST FRONT PORCH.    Expresses Dissatisfaction With War-Time Excess Profits Tew.

FRONT PORGH CAMPAIGN (S STARTED BY HARDING   CITIZENS PAY RESPECT TO REPUBLICAN NOMINEE       Delegation Goes to Residence Witt Bands Playing and Banners Flying.   YO DISCUSS MANY ISSUES   Main Feature on Programme Will Be Speech By Senator Barding.

Declares National Needs.’ Require Realization of: interde - pendence and Mutuality of Interest of All People _   NOMINEE INAUGURATES. FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Says Country Holds Opportunity  . for All but on Supreme Condition of Worthiness of Those Benefited ™

HARDING OPENS FRONT PORCH CAMPAICA   Delegation From Mansfield First Group of Summer—Marion ir Holiday Attire.

FRONT-PORCH _ CAMPAIGN. ON   Delegation From Mansfield, Ohio, Arrived to Pay Respects

PORCH CAMPAIGN  OPENED AT MARIOK   Richland County People Moter and Airplane to Marien and Hear Harding Make Speech.

MR. HARDING’S FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN ON   Republican Nominee Receive: a Pilgrimage From Mansfield Today.

WARREN HARDING'S OLD NEIGHBORS OF RICHLAND COUNTRY CALL ON HIN   Great Crowd Visits Town of Marion, Which Puts on Gala Garb for Occasion; Music and Speeches

SEN. HARDING'S FRONT PORCH CAMPAICN ON   Form Parade of Thousands; March Through  Marion Streets   fome by Airplane

HARDING OPENS. PORCH AQDRESS   Mansfield People Flock to Marion to Hear Republican _ Nominee.   COX SPEECH PREPARED

TALKED ON FRONT PORCH   : Senaor Harding Had Visitors “From Over Ohio Today.   CAMB:-FROM. EVERYWHERE   ‘Peopte in Trains, Metor Cars anc All Serts of Vehicles Were There.

IRST G. 0. P. PILGRIMS Al HARDING HOME   Mansfield Republicans Arrived Early By Train, Auto and Airplane.   PARADE FEATURES MEETING   Senator's Address Which Is the Chief Event Comes Late In the Day.

THE FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN OPENS   First Pilgrimage by Mansfield People.

MEXICO IN STATE OF REVOLUTION   CONFERENCES BETWEEN MILI.  TARY LEADERS ONLY DEVELOPMENT IN SECESSION MOVEMENT TODAY

‘STATE, COUNTY AND CITY UNITE IN BANDIT HUNT      REWARD OF $10,000 OFERED FOR CAPTURE OF ROEBBIERAURDERERS.   [Governor Orders Marshal Carter,  of Ballitnore, te Aid in Trail ine Desneradoes.

UNDERWOOD CHOSEN DEMOCRATIC LEADER OF SENATE   ARMED POSSES SEEKING BANK DIRECTOR'S MURDERER

COMMUNIST LEADED AWAIT JURY VERDIGY  Twe nty Members Charged With Conspiracy On   PROSECUTION ASKS LIMIT

BRITAIN DELAYS AID FOR POLAND   War or Peace With Bolshe viki Depends on Allies Answer to Plea From Pa tek for Military Assistanc:

RECOGNITION Ur SOVIET RUSSIA WORRIES ALLIES   Matter Hinges on Poland’s ~ Request For Allied Aid Against Bolsheviki.   IDECIDE QUESTION   Belief Expressed That Eng: . land Will Not Lend her Assistance.

ALLIED STAND ON BOLSHEVISW   MUST AGCEPT SOVIET Il RUSSIA OR FIGHT IT IN POLAND,

TWO ARMY AVIATORS GET NEW THRILLS   Things Happen in Break ing Parachute Drop Record.

SOME PARACHUTE FALL, THIS   Army -Man- Leaped From Plane .at 20,600 Fect, But Left It ees Ruddertless °~ :

ARMY FLIER INJURED IN PARACHUTE DROF   Arm Breaks Rudder and Ma. chine Has Trouble,

GREET CHICAGO SINGERS   Choral Society Will Give Three Concerts in’ Sweden 

U,’S, BANKING RESOURCES OVER $45,400, 000,000   An Increase of $11585,000,000 Since Augost 1914 for Natioual Banks and State Bauks $11,705,  000,000, 7

Resources Of Banks Total 45 Billions   Asmcrican Banking Power Nine Tine: as Great as Thirty Years Ago, Report. Shows—Thrift Will Even Up Ex. chanve Rates.

BANKING RESOURCES — ~OFU.S. 45 BILIONS   IS_ GREAT INCREASE   ONE OF EVERY 36 PERSONS HA BANK ACCOUNT, CURRENCY COMPTROLLER SAYS—HAS  PLAN TO REDUCE LIVING cost

COUNTRY’S BANK RESOURCES ARE NOW 45 BILLIONS  One Person Out of Six a Depositor, Williams’ Re  ‘THRIFT AND WORK EUROPE’S PANACEA

Banking Power Nine Times That.of 30 Years Ago, Comptroller’s. Report   ONE PERSON IN SIX "HAS A BANK ACCOUN   DESPITE JINEREASE IN i NANCE, PRODUCTION HA   'PALLEN OFF. EUROPEAN MUsT PRODUCE MORE.

U S. Bank Resources Exceed $45,000,000,00(   Comptralier of Currency Says Ou in Out, of Ryery Rix Has     Bank Account...

U. S. Banking Resources Reach Highest Figure   Report of Comptroller o! Currency Shows One in Every Six Persons Have Bank Deposits.

BANKING RESQURCES NOW TOTAL OVER $45,000,000,006   Banking Power Nine Times Greater Than 30 Years Ago—Qne Person Out of Every Six Has Bank Account.

Eight Idaho-Utah Sugar Company Members Found Guilty ef VioJjatine Lewer Aet.

SUGAR GONGERN AGAIN INDICTED   Federal Grand Jury in Pocatel“lo Accuses Utah-Idaho Company on Thirteen Counts.

VIOLATION OF LEVER LAW.   Directors of Sugar Company Indicted at Pocatello, Idaho.

UTAR-IDANO SUGAR PEOPLE INDICTED   Selling at Unjust and Unlawful Prices. Enormous Profits.

dne Negro Dying and Several Persons Shot as Result of ~~ Blot in Baltimore Frida)

JAPANESE-U. S. WAR FEARED   America Must Maintain Big Navy, Savs Congressman Dyer.

FEARS JAPANESE-U. S. WAR   Congresman Dyer Says to Avert tt America Must Maintain  Big Navy.

TRY TO BLOCK. AINVESEIGATION,   Mexico Attempts to Prevent Taking al Teetinwon tt.

STEPS TAKEN TO GUARD MEXICANS WHO ARE CALLED   Mextean Gover nment Is Hostile Towards Hearings.

FALL COMMITTEE TAKES NOTE OF MEXICO'S THREAT   Carranza May Bar His Nationals But American Witnesses Will Be Given Protection.

MEXICO WOULD BLOCK TAKING OF TESTIMON   BY BRANDING AS TRAITORS ALI ITS CITIZENS WHO MAY TALK TO COMMITTEE   Instruction to Consuls to Refuse Vise Passports Is Put Into Official Record.

Two Witnesses tive Evidence of Raids in Lower Rio Grande Valley in 191, Said to Have Beon Condecved in Accordance With Plan oi San Diewe,

FRANCE-ENGLAND ROW DRAGS ON   FRANCE IS COMING ROUND ANI SAYS SHE WILL BE GooD.

FIVE BURIED 1 IN N MINE MINE CAVE-IN. Gae Maa Kncwn tw Re Dead tn Oali-

ALLIED CONFERENCE HAS BEEN PUT OFF   July Will See the Meeting  Which Has Been Delayed Because of Incomplete Data

FIRE DESTROYED HOME - OF JACOB FERGUSO}   Farm Residence Southeast o Kirklin Burned Yesterday Afternoon.

ED TOPUT SCHOOLS RIGHT   Menace of ‘Illiteracy in Nation Is Declared to Be Grave

Education Problem {s Nationa! in Scope and Needs Federal Attention.   BIG SHORTAGE OF ROOMS   ‘Salary Increases Have Largely Obviated the Scarcity of Teachere.

CABINET PLACE NOW THE DEMAND   New York Educators Demand Creation of Department of Education.   SCHOOL PROBLEM GRAVE!

Federal Department \O7 Education Sought ‘For Aid of Schools   Statistician of New York Declares School Problem No Longer L®cal But National; Poll of Principal Cities Shows Higher Salaries Have Relieved Teacher Shortage But Schoolroom Space Is Inadequate

NATION 3 OUHUDLG IN BAD CONDITION   SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS AND LACK OF BUILDINGS CREATE HANDICAP   Creation of a Department of Education Urged as One of Means to Overcome Difficulties

Schia IL PORTFOLIO FOR CABINET URGED       [By Harold D Jacobs, United: Press Staff Correspondent.}

Thousands of School Childe Are Not Being Property. : Cared for Today. =       DEPARTMENT IN CABINE! GREAT NEED, IS CLAI   Lack of School Houses Shov but nese in Teachers . vy Helped,

NOORIGUEL  HCPUDIAIES HT FUME CT ATEMENTS   Police Show He Was in Los Angeles Jail at Time of Crime   WARAHUANA IS CAUSE OF DREAM   San Francisco Prisoner Has Before Led Officers on “Goose Chase”

scandinavian Country Wil Be Next in Line, Says Swiss Delegate   STATE-WIDE DROUGHT IN 50 YEARS FORECAS)   PARTIAL PROHIBITION AL. READY IN FORCE IN NUM. BER OF EUROPEAN COUN. TRIES, DELEGATE SAYS.

WORLD DRY FIFTY YEARS FRO  FROM NOW      This Is Assertion of Delegates to International Conaress of Drys.   Anti-Saloon League Plans Campaign to Get Dry , Congress,

Foes Within And Without Are Menace   3teps Underway For Forma. tion of New Army To Overthrow Government   ARTILLERY FIRE VERY INCESSANT   Russians Making Supreme Ef fort To Take Warsaw Before Peace Negotiations

ANOTHCH PERIL NOW THREATENS   Peiand Has Serious Internal Dissensions as Reds Pound Away at Warsaw.   .LESS OPTIMISM OVER .. . . RESULT OF ARMISTICE   Reds Making Great Effort to Take Warsaw Before Armizhce ic On,

Taft Shatters Claims.  Made by Indepenaent:   Former President Picks Many Flaws and Finds Contradictions in Statements of Democratic Nominee.   COX GOES FURTHER IN SENSATIONAL CHARGES   Democratic Presidential Nominee Declares Profiteers Supporting Republicans.   TALES OF A CONSPIRACY   Governor Has Five-Oornered Programme Which Ho Believes Will Stop Gouging.

TARIFF PAVES WAY TO HIGHER PRICES   Asserts Harding and Oligarchy Did Nothing to Accomplish Passage of Measures to Curb Profiteer — Turned Away From Warnings by Party Colleaques.

KENYON BILL JS # PASSEL   Measure to Promote Education of I/tit. erates and Ali¢ns Ix Approved by Senate,

KENYON BILL JIS PASSED   Measure to Promote Education of fitit erates and Aliens is Approved ‘ by Senate.

PASS THE KENYON MEASURE   Senate O. K.’s Bill to Promote Education of Illiterates.

PROSECUTOR ASKO EXECUTION OF NEW   ONE ACCUSED OF KILLING SWEETHEART CALLED “COLD BLOODED MURDERER.”   'FLOUTS INSANE THEORT   Says Act Was That of Man of Com mon Sense—Accuses Defendant Of Betraying Miss Lesser.

LITTLE ~ GUARD LEAVING  SrADART SOON   POLICE IN COLLUSION WITT STRIKERS, SAYS COL. ROGERS

SEARCH DESERT FOR A BODY   Officers Trying to Prove Trath of  WUatson Stntemeni.

THREE BOYS ~SUFFOCATED   ‘‘Fort’’ They Were Building Caves in on Minneapolis Lads.

SUFFRAGE 15 NUW “3 Atay  Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment Was _ Proclaimed Early Today.

SUFFRAGE I5 NOW A LAW  Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment Was Pro. — claimed Early Today.

CHICAGO ORCHESTRAL " CLUB COMING SOON   Last Number of Lyceum Course Will be Friday, April 2.

COFIDENTIAL—FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ONLY   By E. T. Meredith, Secretary of  Agriculture.

EVER FAITHFUL DOG      Being Trained to Care for Little Blind Girl

HIS HAT IN RING.   Frank Rayls Decides to Make the Race for Sheriff.

SENATOR WALSH AGAIN RAPS HARDING LEAGUE ARGUMENT   Montana Lawmaker Shows World Court Plan Steals Not Only Ideas, but Very Language of the Covenant.

HARDING'S COURT ~ GANTT TAKE PLAGE OF LEAGUE=-WALSH   World Tribunal Such as Proposed by Candidate Provided for by League Covenant   OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE PARTISAN IN CHARACTER   Court and Council Intended te Operate Contemporaneously

WORLD COURT NOT ENOUGH.   Senater Walsh Says It Campmot Take Place of Leagec.

FIERCE RIOTING IN BELFAST   Chief of Detectives Killed and One Clvilian Critically Wounded— Fight at Londonderry,

QUIET GN -POLISH FRONT   Only Artillery Duels: and’ Few, Skixm ishes Mark Monday's Fighting -

PRIGE CUTTING AT OMAHI   Big Department Stores Slash. Right and Left In Furious Trade Competition Fight.

PRICES DROP IN OMAHA STORES   Reductions of 26 to 2@ Per Cent Show in All the Larger Establish.“ Piilwett 4 _ ep

ANTHRACITE MEN ~ ARE STAYING OUT   MINERS HAVE NOT RE. TURNED FROM “VACATIONS.”

‘WEDNESDAY AT THE MINES   ANTHRACITE MEN DID NOT RETURN TO WORK THIS AM

EXPECTED RETURN OF. ~-MINERS FAILS: TO _”. MATERIALIZE TODAY         ‘Workers: Still, Out tis: ‘Report * "Gainer: tenin’ Headauariers:

EXPECTED RETURN OF MINERS FAILS 10 MATERIALIZE TODAY   Hundred Thousand Hard Coal Workers Still Out is Report Coming from Headquarters

TEN THOUSAND   OPERATORS EXPECT MEN WILL RETURN ON WEDNESDAY TO THE MINES—GENERAL TIE-UP DUF. «= 3

MINERS’ RETURN FANS TQ MATERIALIZE   Reports Say 100,000 Men Stil Idle in Hard Coal Mining Re  wlon.

EXPECT MEN TO RETURN TO WORK   Thousands of Miners May Return to Their Places at Once

100,000 MINERS REMAINING (DLE   Contrary to . Expectations, - There Was no General © Movement to Return.   UNION OFFICIALS HOPEFUL

ICELAND WANTS. A. MEMBERSHIP   Independent State Subs to Joir League of Nations; Others Made Requests

REPUBLICANWOMEN GOING TO' TOPEKA      DELEGATION FROM COUNTY TO STATE CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY   ORGANIZED SATURDAY   Report From Precincts Shows Women Are Interested in the Camnaien

REPUBLICANWOMEN GOING TO TOPEKA   Report From Precincts Shows Women Are Interested in the Campaign

ANOTHER STRIKE COMING,   This Time ft Will he of Timber Workers and Will Give Print Paper Another Boast.

APER MILLS MAY CLOSE DOWN   Impending Strike o Workers Threatens Industry

HEC Pei TDCOMMONECL  end... Bitte aw 0. Re btlesatoac   _Mark Sullivan . Estimates Speech to. Crowd at Train Platforin.   HAS AMERICAN. FLAVOR   Nominee. Shows ‘Earnestness and His Hearers Are Symnoathetic.

HARDING MAKES A DEEP IMPRESSION   Speaks Earnestly and Undramatically in Reaching the People,   senator Identifies Himself with Attitude Expressed In Word ‘Normatey,”’

ARTICLE 10 10 BE IMPORTANT POINT OF SPEECH   Governor Cox Scheduled To Make Address In Peoria Tuesday.   U. S. NOT THREATENED   Democratic Nominee Tc Lay Particular Emphasis on that Point

LAFAYEITE 1§ UX INDIANA  STOP TODAY   Democratic Candidate Coming From illinois Plans to Ham- : mer Away on Article Ten.

ADDRESSED 15,080 AT ST. LOU: AAST NIGHT =  Scheduled to Speak at Peoria, Ill, Today on Article X.   At Lafayette Tonight and at Several Towns in Indiana Tomorrow.

COX CENTERS Hs ADDRESS TUESDAY QN ARTICLE TEN    Elucidates Meaning of Certain Words Before a Peoria, Iil.; Audience   LAFAYETTE, IND., NEXT   French Humorist Granted An Audience Today By Democratic Candidate

News Reaching City Cause Of Great Exodus   Polish Government May Be Removed From Warsaw Is Report   ALLIES SEEKING TO CHECK DISASTER   Russian Drive Slows Up, But Army Still Moves Toward Warsaw

MEXICAN COAST IS QUIET   U. §. Destroyer Returns to Vera Cruz C*tatian

OUIET ON .MEXICAN COAST      American Destroyer Returns to. Ver: Cruz After Cruising Eastern Shore.

QUIET cx TEXICAN COAST   Americar Cestroyer Returns to Vera Cruz After C.uising Eastern Shore, A,

Wood Slated for Secretary of War io Harding Cabinet   Lodge, Root, Hoover, Knox, Pepper, Theodore Roosevelt and New Also Looked on as Possibilities.

HUMOR FE N SELECTION UF GABIME] BY NEW CHIE   Soldier in Charge of Army Is Plan of President, Elect   ROOSEVELT, HOOVER OTHER POSSIBILITIES   Bitter Opposition Develops lo Appointment of Elihu Root

FAVORS POOLING OF TWO NAVIES   Suggests That United and British Sea Forces Be Combined

ADMIT CADET SHOT TWO IN IRELAND   BRITISH AUTHORITIES SAY HE WAS CRAZED BECAUSE OF ATTACK ON LORRY.

IRISH PRIEST SHOT WITHOUT PROVOCATION   CADET KILLS INNOCENT CANON AND COMPANION—CAUSE NOT KNOWN TO OFFICIALS

KILLED ny MIL. ITARY CADET.   Uniustified Shooting of Irish Peas ant Boy and Priest.

Dublin Castle Issues Statement Saying Slayer Is Insane; Sir Hamar Greenwood Expresses Regret and Promises Trial; Devlin Charces Secretary With Murder   DEVALERA REPORTED IN HIDING

FILIPINOS TC SPEND. FIFTEEN MILLIONS IN FRIGATIONAL GAMPAIG!   HUNDRED AND FIFTY (WERICA’ TEACHERS WANTED TO ASSIST IX SCHOOLS,

DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED IN NORTH CAROLINA RIOT   Was Shot by Citizens’ Committee Defending Negroes Held for Murder. ,

WOULD-BE LYNCHER KILLED   Citisen <,vuard Protecting North (arolina Negroes Fire On Menheres of a Mah.

ONE MAN IS KILLED IN ATTACK ON JAIL   Further Trouble Feared at Goldsboro, N. C., and Troops Are on Way to City.

NEXT YEAR'S TAX LEVY 15 100 HIGH SAYS TAK BOARL   Evidently Johnson Home Rule Sil is Misunderstood by Taxpayers —Problem for Legislature   TWO COUNTIES PROTEST   Only in Two Counties in State Were Protests Against Levies Made by Local Officers Filed

MANYCOUNTIES TOPAY HEAVIER TAXES IN 1921   Report to Legislature Will Criticise Tax Expendi«: tures, It Is Said   SHOW COMPARISONS FOR WABASH COUNTY

GENERAL COURT NEWS UP 10 THE MINUTE   REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, MAR RIAGE LICENSES, AND ALL OTHER COURT NEWS.

GRANO WIRY PROBE IN MURDER OF GIR   ST. LOUIS WAN, ALLEGED CON FESSED MURDERER, IN JATL UNTIL ACTION 18 T4kEew

GRAND JURY PROBE IN MURDER OF GIR   ST; LOUIS MAN, ALLEGED CON FESSED MURDERER, TN JAM UNTM ACTION 1S Ma pew wa

tg IN FUME ‘AML WN TWO WEEKS   Beleaguered Cities Already ; Begin ta Feel Shortage as i ltalian Fleet Blockade  i) of aAntiniwes   TIME EXTENSION ASKED BY D’ANNUNZIC   Poet Wants More Time to Evacuate Persons Not Belonging to the Present Régency.

FIUME BLOCKADE ~ BEING TIGHTENED   CITY IS BEGINNING TO FEREL PINCH OF FOOD SHORTAGE —POERT IS INDIGNANT.

CROWD ATTACKS BARRACKS AT EARLY HOUR   MANY PERSONS INJURED DURING RIOT. AT. LON- ;  DONDERRY. IRELAND.

SINN FEIN-UNIONIST CLASH IS GAUSE OF ~~ LONDONERRY RIOTS   Police Unable to Quell Mob: With Batons Resort to Bayonet Charges.

ELAND STOPS EE the      ‘Traffic Ceases as. Result of Advance Action by Labor Unions.   TWO OFFICERS KILLED   Rioting Is Renewed at Lon: ‘donberry After a ‘Prief Lull.

IRISH RIOTS ARE RENEWED   Crowd at Londonderry Attacks PoMee Barracks With Sinn Fain 3 etantins Mlanten.

LIGHTHOUSE CREW IS SAVED   Fifteen. Pereons.. “Threatened With Starvation -on’ Belle Isle When , Ship ‘Sinks Are Rescued,

THREE QWWISIONS = WAUSSA ON THE. SET PANE   Soviet Support Diminishes With Increasing Distance From Moscow.—Siberian State Proposed Says A, P.  Correcnondent.

MILK PRODUCERS TO MEET   Sessions Next Week in New Oxford. Littlestewn, And Bonneauville

BAILEY VOTES aU FAR SHOWN LESS THAN 40   PEXAS DEMOCRACY REGISTERS APPROVAL OF WILSON ANo» HOBBY IN LOUD VOICE   Marshall Hicks and Cullen Thomas Get Instructions of Some Connties for Texas Delegation.

WILSON. DELEGATES WILL HAVE CONTROL OF STATE MEETING   RETURNS FROM HALF OF STATE GIVE BAILEY FACTION LESS THAN ? SCORE DELEGATES.   M'N000 APPEARS CHOICE   Three Counties Send Delegations Um instructed—-seweral Counties Endorse Former Se of Treasury for President,

LEGION FAVORS NATIONAL BONIS   Cleveland Convention Votes in Favor of Adjusted Com- _ ‘pensation.   NEXT MEET TO MISSOURI

BONUS PLAN APPROVED;   American Legion Seiecis Kanwma City for Next Gonvention In 1921.

LEAGUE IN UPROAR ONCOMPENSATION   Convnittee Report Favorag oe E ten Pian. Adopted. tee  ane AGE   NEUTRALITY IN POLITICS   Kansas City, Mo., Selected For Next Year's ‘Convention on October. 21, Nov.-1 and 2,

HARDING WILL CLOSE ATCOLUMBUS TONIGHI   Nominée and Co-Workers Prepared For Any Last Minute Threats From Opponents.   MAY SPEAK AT DAYTON, OHIO

HARDING'S LAST DAY OF SPEAKING BEFORE ELECTION   WILE SPEAK THROUGH CENTRAL OHIO INCLUDING CONS HOWE TOWN

AARDING (3 PREPARED FUR ANY LAST MINUTE oTRiKes FROM OPPONENTS CAMP   Is Still Battering Away at the Wilson Adminis tration and the League of Nations---Sticks to Original Lines.

SENATOR HARDING FOR DASH DOWN HOME STRETCH   WIL Wind Gp Mls Campaign Activi. fies With a Speeeh at Columbus, Ohio.

nAUING FUR NATION'S AID IN CHOP NEED   LEADER DEMANDS AMERICA STAND BACK OF FARMER Wants — Bill Enacted Watches Cox

Declares For Protecticn of Farmers  IRISH QUESTION COX  Dem Nominee Answers Jewish Question

HARDING SPEAKS AT CINCINNATI   Hammers Wilson Administra: _tion and League Issue By Rawmnnd OClenwnse

HARDING 1d END HIS TOUR   MAKES FINAL sPpEECH OF THE CAMPAIGN IN COLUMBUS TONLGHE.   h FEELING OF DOURI   i  Repabltican Manag Democrats fot Pevelopment ft Place and At  ers Watching tre  Any Last Minute  Kat: May Take e Ready: ©  ey pee Wea

FEELING OF’ UNCERTAINTY P THE G. 0. P. CAMP AS THE ELEVENTH HOUR APPROACHES

HARDING READY FOR LAST DAYS OF CAMPAIG!   Republican. Candidate Spraks T. night in Memorial Hell at Calamus.   ORGANIZATION READY FORK ANY DEVELOPMENTS         fmset in Fayor of Finan Assistance for Growers of All Craps.

“Before We Reach For. the Stars Let Us Sweep the Earth?---“The World Cannot Long Endure Half Bankrupt :And Halt Solvent. Half Subiect And Half Free’---Senator Warren G. Harding

WAR DECORATIONS HELD UP BY NAYY ROW DISTRIBUTED   Medals Awarded For Distinguished Service are Mailed to Officers.

TO AWARD THE LONS DELAYED WAR MEDALS   DECORATIONS TO BE CONFERR. ED ON SAILORS AND ARINES,          Win Be Distribreted by Commanding Officers of Ships and Stutions on Ammistice Day or Armistice Sunday,

Additional Awards Are Made Since Admiral Sims Refilsed to Accept

Announces That He Has Constructed Secret Contained For His Plunge. - ;

Farmer Wants to Try  - Riding Niagara Falls .  -_[n New Kind of Barrel

HARDING. GOES... THROUGH CANAL   Presidént Elect Inspects Pan ‘ ‘arna Canal and Meets Officials and:-Workmen

INRDING WAKES FIRS! INOPECTION PANAMA CANAL WEDNESDAY   Party Leaves Cristobal Aboard Mine Sweeper To Gatun Lock

HARDING PARTY IN CANAL ZONE   President-Elect Makes First Inspection Trip Through the Big Cut.   PANAMA PRESIDENT - IS VISITED TODAY   The Tropical Heat Nei Wor rying the Senator a Bit, Plays Golf.

FARIS MANES INOPECHIG co  President-elect Sturt: On Trip Through Big Canal.  CNA MINE SWEE PER   CN A MINE SWEEPER   v Governor Qf Canal Zone Join: Party At Famous Gatun Lock.

HARDING'S FIRST ~ INSPECTION OF > PANAMA CANAL   Senator Shakes Hands With Men in Overalls And In Spick and Span White Su'ts Alike; Employees Ask For Conference With Presidentelect to Better Conditions.

FIRST INSPECTION BY HARDING IN THE CANAL ZONE; MEETS THE PANAMA WORKMEN IN OVERALLS

Passes Pleasant Day with Work ers and Officers.   [PARTY USES A MINE SWEEPER FOR TOUR   Travels tron) Cristobal to Gatun : Locks on Sweeper.   Senator Proceeds to Bilboa ant Makes a Formal Call on President Porras. af Panama.  Features of the Day.

AUTO STRIKES LIVE WIRE: THREE DEAD   ;  ‘School Teacher and Two Farm: er Boys in Fatal Accident   at Sturgeon Bay.

SR Ot R:   CAR LOADED WITH THEATRE GOES CRASHES THRU BRIDGE INTO WIRE CARRYING, 28,000 VOLTS aa

YOUNG PEOPLE ARE KILLED WHEN CAR Hs ELECTR WE  “SER START MOVIB. FALL INTO CREEK

AUTO RUNS OFF: BRIDGE NEAR CTURGEQN BAY   ACCJDENT OCCURS TO YOUNG PEOPLE FROM GARDNER ~ ON WAY TO MOVIE   HOW DETAVICHE DIED.

PLUNGE OF AUTO  FATAL 10 THREE   TWO MEN AND ONE WOMAN DEAD AS RESULT OF x \ ACCIDENT AT STUR: GEON BAY   KILLED BY ELECTRICITY.   CAR STRIKES HIGH VOLTAGE WIRE AFTER DROPPING ” . FROM SPAN

Machine Leaps From Bridge and Strikes a Live Electric Wire Carrying 23,000 Volts.

AWFUL DEATH OF TRIO WHEN CA JHIMPs BREE   Plunge Carries Pagsengers of Auto Against Electric Wire and Death Ensues.

3 PERSONS ELECTROCUTED   Two Men and a Woman Killed Wher Auto Plunges Over Bridge in Wisconsin.

THREE PERSONS ELECTROCUTED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   MACHINE CRASHED OVER BRIDGE RAILING STRIBING HIGH TRASTION WIRE

THREE DEAD IN AUTO ACCIDENT IN WISCONSIN   Car Goes Off Bridge And Passenger Hit Live Electric Wire.

THREE ELECTROCUTED NEAR: STURGEON BAY   SCHOOL TEACHER AND TW YOUNG MEN IN AUTO , LOSE LIVES

THREE PLUNGE TO DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE   Two Men and School Teache’ Electrocuted When Car Hits Live Wire.

89 NEW CHAPLAINS FOR ARMY   Appointments Made Under New Reor.ganization Law Announced by War Department.

REGULAR ARMY > PAALATNS NAMED   89.New Chaplains Appointed In Conformity With New Reorganization Law. — 25 Per Cent Catholics, 70 Per  Cont Protectants.

NAMES EIGHTY-NINE NEW ‘CHAPLAINS FOR REGULARS   Denominational Apportionment Give Catholics 25 Per Cent and Protest. ants 70 Per Cent

REAL BOLSHEVISTS IN CONVENTION FOR FIRST TIME   No One With. A Conservative Y Idea Had A Chance. “Free ' Speech” Gets a Hard Ran.

RADICAL GROUP HOLDS MASTERY   MEN OF MILITANT MOOD RULE THE THIRD PARTY.   EXTREMISTS FROM ALL ANGLES   Sincere Reformers of Progressive Turn of Mind Bowled Over and Humiliated at Chicago Convention.

NO NEED TO FEAR ACTS. OF THIRD PARTY GROUP!   Convention, as Seen By Davic Lawrence, Was Mixture of All Kinds of Radicalism, "   EXTREMISTS HAVE CONTROL   Too Radical Even for Lafollette, No Ordet on Convention Floor,

CLAIMS RADICALS SPLIT NEW PARTY   Real Progressives Withdraw When Faced with the Bolsheviki Platform Some of “Labor” Element Wanted. Lawrence Declares.   SAYS EXTREMISTS ASKED FOR PLANKS THAT WERE ‘RED’

DRYS WANT W. J. BRYAN   MAY ORAFT THE COMMONER AS CANDIDATE.   National Convention of the Prohibi tion Party Opens—‘Billy” Sunday's Hat in Ring.

BOOM FAR BRYAN AT NATIONAL CONVENTION   Commoner Is ‘Palked of for Leader: ship of Prohibition Ticker Next Full.

MAY DRAFT W. J. BRYAN   National Convention of Prohibitionist Party Opened.   Dry Delegates Talk of Nominating the Commoner and “Billy” Sunday to Lead Fight.

BRYAN AND SUNDAY MAY BE TICKET   NOMINATED BY THE NATIONAL PROHIBITION PARTY.   “Billy” Says He Will Accept If Bryan Does—Delegates Arriving at Lincoln for National Convention.

DISCUSS ATTITUDE   Jelegates to Prohibition Convention der ee: “May Nominate Him: ~

BRYAN BOOMED AS DRY LEADE!   Prohibitionists Gathering fo Convention, Are Strong for the Nebraskan. .   WANT BILLY SUNDAY, TO0

W. J. BRYAN MAY BE DRAFTED BY “PROS   National Convention of Prohibitionist Party Opened.   Dry Delegates Talk of Nominating the Commoner and “Billy” Sunday to Lead Fight.

BAYAN LOOKED TD AS BEST NOMINEE FOR ‘DRY’ TIGKET   Convention of Probibitionists a Lincoln Would Draft Nebraska Commoner.

BRYAN AND SUNDAY MAY ‘BE THE TICKET   Prohibition Party Likely to Name Commoner and the Evangelist.

PROHIS URGE BRYAN TO RUN   ‘MAY NOMINATE COMMON: ER FOR PRESIDENT.

BRYAN IS BOOMED AT DRY CONVENTION   Attitude of Likely Presidential  Candidate Discussed by QNhelpoates.

“BILLY” SUNDAY WOULD ACCEPT NOMINATION   If Chosen by Prohibitibn Part: as Running Mate of W. J - Bryan.

PRORIBITIONISTS. WILL OPEN THEIR NATIONAL CONVENTION. TOMORROW AT LINCOLN NEBRASKA

OPPOSED 10 LEAGUE OF WATIONS Ab PRESENTED TO SENATE GY WILOON   Candidacies of Harding and Coolidge Endorsed by Republicans of Rhode Island—-Women Urged to Particinate in Republican Party Activities

RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS OPPOSE LEAGUE   emery J. Sansouci Nomi nated for Governor at State Convention Today.

RING “JUSTICE BELL”   REPLICA OF LIBERTY BELL RUNG BY SUFFRAGISTS.   Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania and Others Speak in Connection With the Ceremonies.

“JUSTICE BELL” RINGS   Suffragists Peal Replica of the Liberty Bell.   Appropriate Ceremonies at ‘Philadel. phia Are Observed, inciuding Speech by Governor Sproul.

JENIKINE RETAKES ROSTOV   City Was Captured on February 20 With 1,500 Men and 22 Guns.

DENIKINE RETAKES . ROSTOV      City Was Captured on February 20 With 1,800 Men afid. 22 be Gung. *. .

DENEKINE FORCES HAVE RECAPTURED SOUTH RUSSIA CIT)   ROSTOV-ON-THE-DON WITH 1500 PRISONERS AND 22 GUNS CAPTURED BY ANTI-BOLSHEVIKI FORCES.

NEW GOVERNOR HAS 38 PLUMS TO PASS   Many Vacancies Wil] Exist in State Boards in Few Months After McCray Takes Office   LOCAL MAN AMONG NUMBER   . L. Cowing’s Term is Trustee of The Eastern Hospital For the Insane Expires Jan. !

AFTER THE PLUMS   Ehirty - eight Friends of Governor McCray Will be Rewarded for Service   AFTER JANUARY 1S   Ee  Members of Various Boards Will Retire at Close of Gov. Goodrich’s Term

SOON Tl hee —EQUITICAL Pl MS   THIRD Y-EIGHET APPOINTMENTS TO BE MABE BY WARREN TP. McCRAY UY JUNE 1

SOON TO OWE ———PLATIGAL PLUMS      PREY -EIGHT APPOINTMENTS VO Hi MADE BY WARREN TE, McCRAY BY «fe SEE

COUNT MINOTTO FEATURES IN THE ~— GALLIAUX TRIAL   Minnotto Was Alleged German ' Agent in United States During War

REVEAL: MINOTTO RELATIONS   Chicago — Man's Cepnection With Former’ Freneh Premier’ Re-

Chicago Man’s Cegnnection With Fermer French Premier Ke: waa <tn, Cabin « . Ratna:

Warfare Sver Pact Expected To Break Zut Again Soon in Senate   20,000 WOMEN FOR TREATY

INA FEIN OPENS WAR IN ENGLAND   Torch Js Applied to Many Liverpool Buildings.   BURNS 12 BIG WAREHOUSES   Many Other Structures, Including Five Lumber Yards, Are Destroyed by the Flames—Government Renews War Precautions.

SUNN FEIN OPENS WAR IN ENGLAND   Torch ts Applied to Many Liver pool Buildings.   BURN 12 BIG WAREHOUSES   Many Other Structures, Including Five , Lumber Yards, Are Destroyed by the Flames—Government Re eaarvse VAsan Dawsn eritiane

Twelve Cotton Warehouses anc Other Buildings Are Set Ablaze.   FIVE LUMBER YARDS BURN   Government Renews War Precautions Following New Outbreak of the Lawiess Element—Unempioyed Add to the Problem.

FIRE LIVERPOOL   Sein Fein Burns Cotton And Many Other Warehouses.

SINN FEINERS — FIRE LIVERPOO!   Twelve Cotton Warehouses an Other Buildings Are ~ Set Ablaze.   Government Renewe War Precaution: Following New Outbreak of the Lawisss Eltement—Unomployed Add to the Proebitem.

ATTORNEY GENERAL INTO CASE   Mrs, Ruth Prevost Brown Quoesa tioned, But Not Detained.

FRESH MEAT T PRE-WAR PRICES   Excessive Receipts of Live stock and Declines in Foodstuff Are Causes.

MEAT PRICES OF 1917 ARE ON SCHEDULE   Armour and Company Give Quotations for Meat Below 1917 Record.

MEAT PRICES DOWN TO PRE-WAR LEVELS   PHAT IS, SO FAR AS THEY CON. CERN THE WHOLESALER.   Quotations Declared by Armoer & Ce. te Be Relow These Prevailing fm 1914 and 1917—Hides Alse BRedaeced.

MEAT PRICES BACK TO PRE-WAR LEVELS   Arivony & Companv. Big. Packers, Announce Both Beef and Pork Hit Old Levels.

Meats Reach Fre-War Basis  Chicago Packers Announce   Fresh Beef Is Offered to Retail Trade at 14 and 15 Cents a Pound—Light Pork Loins, the Price of Which Is Index to Hog Meat Quotations, Offered To Butcher Shops at 21 Cents a Pound.

In Some Instances Chicago  ' Figures Also Are Below Those: Prevailing as Far Baork-ac 4Q44 ©   HIDES ARE CHEAPER. “NOW. THAN IN 1912   Big New YOrk.. bakers Cut Price of Bread—14-ounce Loaf Will Cost’ Consumer 44 Cents After Dac. 15.

FRESH MEAT CUTS AT PRE-WAR PRICES   Wholesale Quotation Show Big Drop.

ate      Market Sags Under Excessive Receipt, Announce Chicago Pascking ~Honrnses.

WHAT lM SAID TO TRIO IN PARIS   Issue of Veracity Comes Into Investigation   SIMS MAKES DENIAL   Of Statements Attributed tc Him Reflecting Upon Am. erican Army but Represen tative Byrnes not Only Reit. erates What He Previously Said but Adds Some Details

NEW TUAN TAKEN BY CONTROVERSY OVER NAVAL DECORATIONS   lust What Admiral Sims Said to Congressman in Paris Inquired Into.   DENIES STATEMENTS BYRNES SAID HE MADE   Did Not Belittle Part of American Navy in the War and Did Net Say American Merchant Marine Should Not be Developed and Seas Leit to Great Britain.

DID NOT BELITTLE WORK OF ARMY   Admiral Sims’ Assertion Befaie Senata Commitee,   BYRNES REITERATES STORY

AWARDS DISPUTE TAKES NEW TURN   Sims Tells .of Conversations With Congressmen.  Aer Ars Am Aeaai Mee r. 2. 77 4   OFFICER AGAIN ON STAND

BIMO BELITTLED AMERICAN ARMY’   Conversation Between Admir. —-al--and- Congressmen at Paris is Reviewed.

SINS DENIES ANY ATTEMPT TO BELITIL HE Wan eeenpys   Admiral Denies Minimizing War Work of Yanks—Congressman Renews Charaes.   'GLASS CONFIRMS BYRNES   Agrees as to Substance of Remarks, But Imputes No Improper Animus.

NEW TURN GIVEN TO QUIZ AS 10 NAVAL AWARDS   Question as to Just What Sims Said to Members of Congress in Paris Up Before Committee.   ADMIRAL IN DENIAL OF WORDS CREDITED

BYRNES -REITERAT ES CHARGES SIMS MADE AGAINST THE ARMY   Senatorial Committee Investigating Admiral’s Statement to Congressmen.   SOUTH CAROLINIAN TOLD PRESIDENT OF STATEMENT   Sims Declares He Was Only Telling of Rumors He Heard While in France.

GLASS NOW REAR ADMIRAL SIM'S ACCUSER   Confirms Statement That Admiral Made Rearding Army   AMERICANS UNABLE TO DRIVE GERMANS BACK   Byrnes, of S. C., Also Repeats Accusations Made lif House

ARMISTICE FORCED UPON THE ENTENTE   A4DMIRAL DENIES HE MADE SUCH ASSERTION.   There Were Rumors Carrent in France That the American Army Failed Because of Collapse of Supply Service.

CLASH ni AM. SIMMS   Latter’ Denies Saying U. S. Supply Failure Forced Armistice.

ARMY ‘KNOCKS’ ARE DENIED BY ADMIRAL SIMS  TO THE SENATE   ‘J€ I Said That, You Should Have Ousted Me,’ He Says.   AMERICA’S PART WAS OVERSTATED   “Hurt Us With Allies” to Say We Won the War.

CONTROVERSY OVER WAR DECORATIONS ENTERS NEW PHASE          Senate Committce R ealls Admiral  Cime

aM DENIES it BELITTLED PART PLAYED BY NAVY DURING THE WAR   Admiral, Recalled to Stand in Me edal Award Controversy, Refutes Statements Cre Had To Him,   CHARGES OF BYRNES NOT SUBSTANTIATED   Representative Who Attacked Sea Fighter in Speec! Made Statements Nol Borne Out by Facts,

LEGISLATORS — SEEK 10 GET COTTON MONE)   Bill Reported Authorizes Sui To Collect Old War  rr laxves

MISSISSIPPI TO SEEK RECOVERY BR COTTON TAD   House Judiciary Committee Faverably Reports Lill to File Proceedings iAgainst ‘Federal Government.

COUNCIL LEAGUE  UF NATIONS AND  ~ABMEATAN MATTER   Balfour Urges American Acceptance of Mandate for Country of Many  ..Bloodvy Massacres   CALLS UP RESOLUTION OF SENATOR HARDING   WIHLZ IN SENATE. PRESIDENT ELECT INTRODUCED RESOLU “TION FOR WILSON TO. SEND MARINES TO BATUM

EXPECT GERMAN PROTEST TODAY   League Powers to Aitempt ; Scttlement of Armenian Troubles.

WITHROLD TEXT OF PROTEST FROM GERMAN GOV'T   Against Distributing Mandates 0 the Allies Among Themselves

Labor Participates. With Farmers In  Conference        ‘neyn-ai+7-Etoe.- ota

William W.. Brauer Asks Ai¢ of Labor Farmers in Securing Billion ‘Dollars   OFFER GERMAN RESOURCES   Labor Leaders: Promise Farm” ‘ers’ Support, to Secure: “ * Loan to Move Crops: *

Atty. Gen. Palmer — . Before. Committee   ASST. SECY. PUS'T CLAIMS PAL. MER UNFAIRLY PROSECUT.ED ALIEN RADICALS.

Palmer Denies Radicals Were Badly Treated   Atterney Generat ‘fet. Congress es Commiuttce ‘Phat Statements of TN Treatment  By Hadicals are Beads dae cata

HUNTER 0 HEAD NATIONAL BODY UF EDUCATORS   Former Lincoln School Superintendent Nominated to High Office at Salt Lake Convention.   Graduate of University of Nebraska and Prominent School Man Here for Thirteen  Vaare

HUNTER TO HEAD EDUCATORS      Srmer Lincoln Superintendent  Neminated fer President.

Fred M. Hunter Nominated for N.E. A. Presiden:   Oakland School Superintend ent Honored by National Association.

U3. EQUCATONG SALT KE LIE WE FORGES   Plans for Reorganization to Be Urged and Opposed With Much Vigor   UTAH TEACHERS WILL HOLD BALANCE OF POWER   Need for System of Exercises to Attract Masses Pointed Gut by Wisconsan

TEXAN HELPS POLES   Ranger Flier Answers Call for Volunteers to Fight Reds.  es

SIMS GUILTY OF OUTRAGE, SAYS ADMIRAL BENSO}   Declares Everlasting Disgrace Will Be on Navy if Charges Stand

WON'T ATTEMPT CONTROL 0 COX'S CAMPAIGN   But Will do All He Can to Win The - Election For Cox.

Aud Wall be Given if Desir ed Bul No Effort to Dictate Details of Campaign Will Be Made.  NOT TO “BUTT INY  Execntive., Declines to Qnoatel) 9 Chatding Patio         NOT TG “BUTT IN”   Executive., Declines to Snatch ~ Guiding Reins From Governor’s Hands Or te Daminate Cov,

PRESIDENT WILL ALLOW COX WIDE BERTH IN RACE   Wilson is Not Disposed ta Dictate Policy of Ohio Candidate   'WANTS TO HELP WIN    VF RS SD? aw 8 Oe eS  Recognizes New Leader of Democracy and is Subwasearve

WILSON WON'T TRY. TO CONTROL CO}   Official Close to President Says Lat: ter Does not Intend to Bose the Coming Campaign,

WiLSOH a  “TF CNP      So declares: official in close touch” with” the r + President   WANTS GOV. COX TOW   Recognizes him unreserved. ly‘as new leader of the ; Democratic Party

WHY Tilt IDEA,” SAYS WHITE HOUSE   Wilson Says He Won't Ex - etcise Slightest Control Over Contest

COX FREE TOMANAGE. CAMPAICN   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO EXERCISE THE SLIGHTEST CONTROL.   NOMINEE IS THE NEW LEADER   Stories Of White House “Domination” Strenuously Denied By Democratic Leaders.

WOULD BAR.  SOCIALISTS AS PART   Bills in N. ¥. Assembly to Bar Parties Having Alier  Members.

REDS MAY BE REFUSED RECOGNITION AT ALBAN)   Legislation to Bar Sdécialists As a Political Organization Is to Be Introduced.   COMMITTEE IN FAVOR

FIRE WIPES OUT BRADFORD, OHID   Railroad Center, Near Day ton, is Prey of Flames This Morning.

BRADFORD, 0, WIPED OUT BY FIRE TODAY   Early Reports Put Loss at $1,000,000

FEDERAL Ald aUUGHT BY GRUWERD   Government Officials Blam ed for Chaos Caused by Decline In Prices

FARMERS ASK HELP TO STAVE OFF BANKRUPTC)   Threatened By Falling Prices The: Ask Government Assistance From Secretary Houston,

PAIGE GUTTING GIVEN SUURING BY WHEAT AND SUTTON MEN IN SESSION   Bankruptcy Will Result From Conditions Unless Steps To Stave Off Present Slide Are Taken y is Agriculturalists’ Claim.   «

FARMERS WANT RATE LOWERED   MADE DEMAND ON GOVERNMENT TO GIVE THEM ASSISTANCE IN THIS MOVEMENT.   Will Lay Their Demands Before Gov. Harding of the Federal Reserve Board This Afternoon at 4 O'clock.

Demand Government Assistance to Stave Off “Inevitable Bankruptey.”   WRONG TO LOWER PRICES   Score Treasury Secretary for Announcing That Price Decline Is Coming.

ASK GOVERNMENT TO AID FARMERS   Agriculturists in Session at Washington Assert.That a General _ Bankruptcy Faces Them —   WANT LONGER BANK CREDIT   Maintain That General Dropping off of Prices Will Cause Ruin to The Farm Business

FARMERS DEMAND GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE   rO STAVE OFF “GENERAL BANK. RUPTCY" CAUSED BY LOW

Farmers Demand Federal Assistance to Stave Off ‘Inevitable Bankruptcy”

EMPLOYEES   SUSPEND PLEA FOR MORE PAY FOR PRESENT   Ne Indication Given ef Stand Takes By President

TNGREASE HAS BEER REFUSED   EXPECT NEGOTIATIONS AFTER CONTROL ENDED   Maintenance of Way Men Declate Their Strike. Plan Continues Despile Result

BULK fo PAGED TORAIL OWNERS   Wage Negotiations Practically Suspended —   REPLY OF PRESIDENT   To Union Railroad Men is not Given Out but Indications Are that So Far as Government is Concerned There Will be No Further Action Regarding Pay of Men

NEGOTIATIONS FOR INGAEROED RAILWAY WAGES SUSPENDED   White House Decision Binding on Unions, President of Trainmen Says.  ‘   WORKERS WILL REPLY TO WILSON’S PROPOSAL TODAY   Conferred for Six Hours on Statement, but Steadfastly Refused to Divulge Its Contents, and White Hovtse Ofticials Likewise Malotain Absolute Silence,

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS VIRTUALLY AT END   Not Likely To Be Resumed Until Roads Are Returned—President Hands Statement to Unions, but Its Contents Are Not Divulged

RAIL WAGE DISGHSSION (5 ENDED TEMPORARILY   NO INCREASE IN SIGHT PRIOR TC BETURN TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF LINES. *   Conterits of President's Message to Union Officials Is Not Divulged; Hines Holds Conference.

WAGE BOOST SIDETRACKED AT PARLANCE   Negotiations Now Await Only Union Reply to Wilson’s Statement, Which Was Not Divulged, Before Suspending.

RAIL DEMANUS AWAIT TURN UF THE ROADS   Results of Conference Be tween President and Officials of Unions Are Not Given Out for Publication.   Dispute Over Wages to Rest in Abeyance Until After March 1-—Believed In crease in Pay Denied by Wilson.

TAILWAY MEA WAGE DEMANDS BEQUEATHED 1 PRIVATE GWNE RS   Negotiations For an wigan In Pay Practically Suspended — Until Alter March 1, Announcement,   HINES SENDS LETTER TO MAINTENANCE MES   t Is Hinted He Informed Them They Could Expect Nothing Further in the Wav of tncrease Now,

RAIL ROWS  "PO ST PON =e   ‘President's: ‘Answer to Men Not Revealed, But Binds Unions, Their Spokesmen Declare; Em: nlavee’ Reply is Expected This Morning. 

BUICK TO RAIL OWNERS   ; NEGOTIATIONS ARE HELD UP UNTIL AFTER MARCH 1.   s Refuse to Divalge ‘wil p, offer, With Which Many Are  openly Disappointed — Will Make a Reply Today.  ., official

WAGE HIKE REFUSED RAILROAD WORKERS BY THE PRESIDENT   Negotiations are Now Practi ¢ally Suspended Until Roads Return to Owners.   UNION LEADERS WILL MAKE A REPLY TODAY   Workingmen’s Officials Show Keen Disappointment— Men May Strike.

RAILWAY WAGE INGREASE NOT POSOIBLE NOW   UNION OFFICIALS AND WILSON  CONFER SIX HOURS BUT NOTHING GIVEN OUT.   ‘Understood That Nothing Further Is Likely To Be Done Uutil Roads Return to Owners.

NO WAGE INCREASES FOR THE TIME BEING   PRESIDENT SHIFTS DEMAND ON TO ROAD OWNERS.   Necotiations for Advance in Pay as Geod as Suspended Until Prop-erties Are Turned Back  to Private Hands.

RAILADAD MEN SUSPEND DEMANDS FOR INCREASE   Will Await Return of Property to Private Ownership   WILL REPLY TO WILSON TODAY

RAILWAY QUESTION 0 AT STANDSTILL: INCREASE ALF USED   NGAHITICTNsS Sa AWAIT ORE TLUEN OFM itt Tr Pt VATE OWSANEKA.   WILSON'S PLAN WITHHELD   Union Heads Wil ANnsawer State ment of Presvient Totlay—Teat of baceutive’= Decision Not tiiien that,

INCREASES TO AWAIT RETURN OF LINES   RAILWAY WAGE QUESTION GOES OVER UNTIL SYSTEMS ARE RELEASED TO OWNERS   WORD FROM WHITE HOUSE   Union Officials Refuse to Divulge Terms of President’, Desis ion or Reply.

ACQUITTED - SPORTSMAN   Sate Could Not Prove That Suitease of Liquear Was His

WANTS DIVORCE   th oneal Mrs, Ruth Jarvis Says Ho a Is Army Deserter.

WILSON TO LEAD HGHT ON TREATY   President to Command Democrats _ When Pact is Brought Up Monday.   FIRM iN STAND, CLAIM   Friends Deny He Has Wavered ow Reservation Questions But That He is in Cenciliatery Mood— Long Debate Expected.

FRESH ATTACKS TG BE STARTED BT PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Neve1 _ Wavered From Original ; View, Alleged.   39EE HOPEFUL SIGN   Belief Growing That Long Fight is Nearly Completed.

WILSON TO TAKE. COMMAND OF THE FIGHT FOR TREAT   Will Direct the Battle For Ratification of the Peace Treaty.   BELIEVES TREATY . WILL BE RATIFIED   Says His Position on the Treaty Has Been Misrepresenied - During His [ilness.

PRESIDENT WiLL DIRECT FORCES IN PACT FIGHT   He Will Sit At White House While Battle Rages Over Treaty On Capitol Hill   HITCHCOCK LEADS FRIENDS IN SENATE   Wilson Said To Be At Top Of Mental Form While Growing Stronger Daily

WILSON 10 LEA wie: = ee:  Presiden ee   President to Command Democr Whea Pact is Brought Up Monday.   FIRM IN STAND, CL   ri Diay He Has Wavetet eservaiion Quest.ons But Th He is in Conciliatery Mood—  Long Debate Expected.

WILSON TO BE IN COMMANE   "resident Will Assume Actual Charge of Af fairs When Treaty Dis cussion Opens on Mon.   DEVELOPMENTS

OBJECTS TO PEACE   President Calls on House Dem. ocruts to Stand Back o! His Rule or Ruin Policy ant Balk Peace Plans.   ACTION MAY DELAY BUT: CANNOT BLOCK PASSAGE   Republican Leaders Confident Wilson’s Move Cannot Defeat Mcasure; Democrats Claim Over Third.

WILSON MAY DELAY BILL TO DECLARE END OF WAR   Word From President 1s Being Quietly Passed Around, It Is Reported.

PRESIDENT ASKS THAT PARTISANS KILLRESOLUTION   Flood Confident House Would Be Unable to Override . Witean Vein

Wilson Unable To Kill Peace -  Resolutior   President's Instructions to Democrats To Fight Resolution Declaring Peace With Germany Called  Ineffectual by Co pp.

WILSON ASKS DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE TO OPPOSE ARY DECLARATION OF PEAC

PENNSYLVANIA CUTS FORGE ONE-TENTH   Necessary to Bring About Ef ficiency and Curtail Ex penses as Far as Practicabl in Eastern Region.

P.R.R. SYSTEM TO CUT FORCE TEN PER CENT.   AEFECTS - EASTERN - ‘REGION   MAY .NOT -BE- ACCEPTABLE

PENNSY RELIEVES WORKERS IN EAST   Reduction Totals About 10 Pes Cent—Many to be-Employed Elsewhere.

rO CUT NUMBER OF EMPLOYES.   P. R KR. Will Reduce Size of Eastern Force Ten Percer:.

PENN ROAD WILL DROP EMPLOYES   MOVE IS TAKEN TO BRING EFFIC 1ENCY AND CURTAIL ITS EXPENSES

HALF MILLION FIRE DAMAGE   To the American Line Steamer, §' L at Dock in Hoboken,

HARDING QUIETLY SPENDS BIRTHDAY   Surrounded By Family and Friends, Nominee Receives Returns   CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   Watches Congressional and Senatorial Results With Much Interest

HARDING'S BIRTHDAY  PARTY 15 FINE ONE   Receives Trituite of Millions aj His Home.   INTERESTED IN CONGRESS.       Namines Concerns Himself Li te During Day With Pending National Decision — Home Precinct of Republican fn Marlon Gives Him Large Majerity.

NARUING 3 VERY - BEST BIRTHDAY   Receives Returns on His 55th Anniversary  SMILE OF CONFIDENCE   Broadens as Figures Filter in from Various States Showing His Lead in Presidential Race—Mrs. Harding Takes Active Part—Many Call to Extend Congratulations

HARDING’S SMILE BROADENS   Has Greatest Birthday Party of Hi: Life as Returns Are Received.

HARDING'S BIRTHOAT PARTY 15 FINE ONE   Receives Tribute of Millions at His Home.   INTERESTED IN CONGRESS.

Family and_ Friends Gather On His 55th Anniversary As Wires Flash Results,   CROWD CHEERS NEWS AS IT FILTERS OUT   Nominee Spent Day Playing ~ Golf; Smile: of Confidence Never Leaves Him.

HARDING HAS BIG BIRTHDAY PART)   CELEBRATES HIS 55TH ANNIVERSARY AS ELECTION RETURNS COME IN.

REJECT VILLA’S PEACE PROPOSAI   TUERTA WILL ACCEPT ONLY UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER

FOREIGN TRADE FINANCING.   Bankers and Business Men Urged to Inaugerate it.

URGE FINANCING — ~ FOREIGN TRADE   American. Bankers’ Associa: tion Wants Edge Act in Operation by: Jan. 1   $100,000,000 COMPANY   Will Act to Remove Problems Arising from Trade Balance

U. 0, EAPORI BUaINEoo OLOWING  TWN   Organization of Financing Corporation Provided For Under the Edge Act Is  Considered Nareccary.   EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN NEED OF CREDIT   Further Purchases Made Here Cannot Be Paid For In a Large Part Except Over An Extended Period.

RAIL MEN ACCEPT WILSON PROPOSAL   Willing to Leave Matter of Wage Demand to Tribunal to Meet Soon.   MAKE COUNTER PROPOSALS   Ask Additional Information as _ to  _._ Authority of Commission— say Submit to All Chairmen— Tentative aDte Feb. 23.

FATE OF HOME RULE BILL NOW. MUCH IN DOUBT   Many Conjectures as to What House of Lords Will Do with Measure  Tomorrow.

DEADLOCK ON IRISH MEASURE   Endeavoring to Arrange Compromise. —   BILL MAY BE LOST, PROPONENTS FEAR   Developments Are Awaited With Anxiety.

HOMERULE   House of Lords Seeks Com. promise on Irish Home Rul: Bill to Prevent 1914 Meas ure Becoming Law.   BRITAIN MAKES EFFORT TO UNTANGLE THE SNARI   Uncompromising Attitude of “Sinn Feiners Blamed for  . Holding Back Peace; More Soldiers Ambushed.

HOME RULE FOR IRELAND ANG AL THE BALA   Lords Hold All Night Caucus in Attempt to Reach ’ Compromise.      COMMONS IS ° FIRM   Failure of Passage Woulc Make 1914 Measure Effective Soon.

HOUSE OF LORDS  FIGHTS HOME RULE   EFFORTS BEING MADE TC REACH COMPROMISE ON MEASURE.

DEADLOCKED ON HOME RULE BILL   HOUSE OF LORDS SEEK COMPROMISE ON MEASURE  Differences Must Be Settled or Measure Will Be Lost and 1914 Bill  Will Become Law.

TRYING FOR COMPROMISE   House of Lords and Commons at Outs Over Irish Bill

HOWE RULE IN BALANCE,   Compromise’ Between the Lords - gud the Commons Songlit. ©

KRISH HOME RULE! BILL DEADLOCKED:   ‘Compromise Sought Between Two Houses of Parliament.

CONSULT OVER THE HOME RULE BIL   Hope of Breaking Deadlock Between  Lords and Commons Is Slight. Irish Legislation Seems Failed.

AVERTED A GLAat OVER IRISH BIL!   TWO HOUSES OF PARLIA MENT REACH AGREEMENT ON VARIOUS FEATURES   Amendments to Home Rule Meas. ure Adopted In Commons Amicably Adjusted By  the Lords.

MAY PASS IRISH BIL! ur 1914   Members Upp © House Object to Provisio.. .or Council of Ireland.

HOUSE OF LORDS FIGHTING IRELAND   British Peers Will Not Ac cept Commons Home Rule Bill.

LAST EDITION  200 OCT orcEe   SEEKING COMPROMISE   Lords Confer With Government On Home Rule Bt

Member of Lincoln’s Body Guard Reported Dead In Windy City at Age of 77

lowa Democrats Have Inning Today and Pian to Put Women’s Committ ee nto Field for 1920 Campaign: Commoner to Speak Tonight

CLERK DIES IN HOTEL FIRE   Maurice Apion Suffocated in $2004 00) Mason City Blaze Early Today—Low Water Supply,

HOTEL CLERK LOSES HIS LIF   When the, Cecil Hotel In Mason City Wag Burned Early Saturday Morning.

J. HAM LEWIS PREDICTS NEW WAR FOR U.S.   Wy AA PU Ue. WD  fapan-German-Russiar Alliance in Next Kour Years.

CE ——————E————e—eeE——eEeEeEeeeeeee  ANOTHERWORLD WAR APPROACHES, SAYS EX-SOLON

JAP, HUNS, RUSS TO WAGE WAR ON Sind, A LEWIS   {Hinois Senator Tells Bar Association Partisanship Will Interfere With America’s Proper Prosecution of  chen ee NN aR  TH ACCATI ennoranany   —_—  Convention Concludes Session Without Taking Action on Report of Committee on League of Nations.

LEWIS FORESEES WAR IN THE NEAR FUTURE   Says Germany, Russia and Japar Will Assail Supremacy of United States To Destroy It

JAPAN, HUNS AND REDS IN LEAGUE, SAYS   Plot to Assail Supremacy Of America Is Planned By Three Powers, Former Illinois Senator Tells Bar Association.

LEWIS WARNS OF JAPAN WAR   Former lilinois Senator Tells of Dan ger in Russo-German Alliance at St. Louis Banquet.

J. HAM SEES PLOT TO JUMP ON U. §   Lewis Tells Banqueters That Moscow Beriin —— Getting  »

WAR WITH JAPAN USGA AND RUNG, FOREGAST BY LEW   FORMER SENATOR TELLS BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING OUTPREAK IMMINENT.

ANOTHER GREAT WAR FOR U. 5, FORECAST   SENATOR LEWIS WARNS AGAINST ’ JAPANESE .GERMAN-RUSSIAN ALLIANCE, ©

AP ANG ie ae r ait rot THE lI. §.   J. Hoaiaeill ilton .Lewis Predicts Attack on America In St Louis Speech.

UKRAINE STOPS _ ~ BOLSHEVIK PLAN   Offensive is Said to Have Come to Summary Stop, Say Bucharest Advices.

PEACE PRIZE TO WILSON?   President May Get 1919 Nobel Award } Swedish: Papers. Say.

NOBEL PRIZE FOR PRESIDENT   hwedish Newspapers Say He Has Bees Seleeted fer Award.

Nobe} Prize for President Wison   Swedish Newspaper Forecasts Coyeted Award to Be Made Next Week.

FIVE DIR IN A OUARREL   Madman Kills Father, Three Others and Himself Following Argument Ovwer Property.

EPUDLIGAN SENATE TO PAVE THE Wat   seviS '0 Have immediate Con. irol Of Stats Deparimanis.

REPUBLICAN SENATE TO PAVE THE WAY   Davis to Have Immediate Con — pal of Stats Departmants,.

FATAL BUY DAY FOR ONE BANDIT   Robs Train, Gets $75,000 Kills Policeman   After Barricading Himself i1 Apartment and Dies witl Bullet in Heart After Seri ously Wounding One Detec tive—Identified as Ex-Mai Clerk of Good Character

ROBBER KILLED AFTER MAKING LARGE HAU   Youth Holds 50 Detectives A! Bay in Barricaded Apart. ment, But Is Shot Dead

HORACE WALTON'S LboT FOUR HOURS STRENUOUS ONES   Robbed Train, Stole $75,000 in Cash, Killed Policeman and Held Fifty at Bay   DIES AFTER LONG FIGHT WITH BULLET IN HEAR)   Federal Officers Al Chieave eeatie' “ating = Distppearamee of 85,000 From Satehel in Which St. doseph Young Man Carried Away His Loot When He Left Train He Robbed,

BUSY.-FOUR: HOURS SPENT BY BANDIT   Robs Train, Steals $75,000 in Cash, Kills Policeman > and Then Meets Death   HOLDS UP’ MAIL. CAR   Is-ldentified as Former Mail ‘Clerk of Good Character; 22 Years Old

FRENCH FAVOR AFFILIATION   Socialiats Vote to Join Mesecow Ine ternationale.

Senator Opens Five Day invasion Of Middle  pet   SPEAKS IN DES MOINES   Stern Warning Issued By Nominee On Big November Issue.

Harding Assails League In Speech At Des Moines, la   Says He Is Opposed To ‘‘Wi son League’’ And Gives His Position.   COX TRYING TO  BEFOG THE ISSUE   Ten Thousand Heard Candi date of G. O. P. In Iowa City Today.

OIRECT ATTACK MADE ON LEAGUE   Harding Gives Clear-Cut Statement of Issue in Address at Des Moines.   AUDIENCE OF 10,¢00 HEARS OHIO SENATOR    Worid Do Full Part in World Rehabilitation and Prevent. Ine Fotrre Ware

RAILROADS ARE SPEEDING CARS   Increased Efficiency {s Elimin: ating Danger of Grain and Coat Shortace.   NO CAUSE FOR ALARM

FEL BEING RUSHED THROUGH   More is Being Handled Daily by the Railroads, and in Quicker Time Than Evér Before.

CAR SITUATION IMPROVED oY A. R. OFFIGIAL   Lessens Possibility of  Shortage of Essential Commodities

NO SHORTAGE OF COAL AND GRAIN THIS. WINTER   Kailroad Officials Say ‘More Freight Js Handled Through ChicagoPhan Ever Before. -_

A, A. SERVICE IS MPROVINE   RAILROAD OFF ICLALS REPOR' SPEEDING UP IN MILEAGE AND LOADING OF CARS   M0) DANCER OF FAMINE   Possibility of a Coal and Food Frum ine This Winter 1x Considered Very Remote by Railroad Men.  Car Servee Etficiency Increased,

ON NEXT SUNDAY   ‘Baptist Church Will Observe as Denominational Day in Making Final   PLANS FOR THE DRIVE   New World Movement Campaign Will be Conducted April 25th

LIQUID WEALTH IS HARD 10 LIQUIDATE  Booze Worth $75,000 Left      Booze Worth $75,000 Left by Will Must Stay in   ‘Home.”?

LIQUID WEALTH HARD TO LIQUIDATI   CHICAGO HEIRS HAVE THE GOODS BUT CAN'T REALIZE THE (ANTE PTREGATTY

A SPECIAL SESSION   VORRIED REPUBLICANS AT THE STATE MEETING TODAY.   Voliticans Atenid of Goodrich Plan to Convene Legislature Again,

A-SPEGIAL SESSION        ws AT TH   Politicuus Afraid lor Gooarict > C ‘anvene Legishuure Aisin,  \

CAR MEN MAY GO OUT ON STRIKE   THREATEN TO QUIT UNLESS BACK PAY 1S PAID AT ONCE

WORST BLIZZARD IN YEARS SWEEPS WES1   Train Service Annulled and Wires Down in Nebraska, Colorado ‘and Wyoming,

WORST BLIZZARD IN YEARS SWEEPS WESI   Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas and West Nebraska Hit

COLORADO HAS KEW BLIZZARD   Sterm ef Violence Extends te Weat erm YXebhbraska apd Kanes.

WORST BLIZZARD IN FOUR STATES   Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming and Nebraska Are Swept Unmercifully.

BIG STEAMER ‘BOHEMIAN ASHORE IN SNOW STORM   64 Passengers Rescued by Tugs From oo Halifax

STEAMER BOHEMIAN STRIKES ON SAMBRO LEDGES IN SNOWSTORM   Reports from Halifax State That the Passengers Have Been Taken Off by Tug Although Crew Is Still Aboard.

KING CONGTANTINE ARRIVES WN ATHENS   CROWDS EVINCE GREAT EN THUSIASM IN GREETING RETURNED MONARCH.

CONSTANTINE fo BACK IN ATHENS   Final Plans for Reception Virtually Complete  em meer

Removed From Greece Thorne ‘by Alited Power in 1917 and Recalled by Plebistic   FRENZIED PEOPLE KISS HORSES DRAWING COACH   Returning Exile Accorded Al Honors Known to Joy-Mad Populace of Athens

CONSTANTINE PARTY ARRIVES IN ATHENS   People Gathered Informally at Railroad Station to Get Glimpse  of Their Returning Leader

PEOPLE CHEER ATHENS: RETURN ~—-CONSTANTINE   Delirium. of. Soy ‘Fok lows Arrival of De, - posed Ruler -< “.;

DEPOSED KING BACK TO ASSUME THRONE   TRIUMPHAL ENTRY OF CONSTANTINE TO ATHENS, GREECE,   No Ostentatious Display by Former Monarch, But People Vovciferous in Their MWanufesitation of Delight.

CHEERING CROWDS  WELCOME THE KING   Constantine, Gusicd By the Al. Ties, Arrives. In Athens. —

EXILED MONARCH IS AGAIN BACK  IN RATIVE LAND   City OF Athens Gaily Decoratec and General Atmésphere Resembles’ That Of Christmas  Teen   ALLIED ENVOYS PERPLEXED

CHEERING: CROWDS WELCOME THE KIN   Constantine, Cusisd By the Al lies, Arrives. 1p Athens. '

THOUSANDS CHEER EX-KING AS ‘HE REACHES GRECIAN CAPITAL TO ASCEND THE THRONE AGAIN   Ina Carriage Drawn by Six White Horses, Ruler Deposed by the Allies Heads a Procession Through the Streets; Goes to Royal Palace, Reads a Message to the People.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK . VICTORY.   Restore is Captured with 15,000 Pris. oners Taken,

DEFEAT AWAITS ATTENIPT OF JAS TO ESTABLISH RACIAL EQUALITY BEFORE THE LEAGUE

A HUMILIATING DEFEAT AWAITS   Japan If She Attempts te Force Through a Racial Equality Resolution.   SUCH THE OPINICN OF THE DIPLOMATS   League- of Nations Likely to Show a Clear Majority Against the Proposal.

JAPANS RACIAL RESOLUTION  IS FROWNED Al   BIG NATIONS WILL DEFEAT SUCH A’ RESOLUTION AT - FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE   JAPAN HAS BEEN INFORMED.   Majority Are Not in Favor of Set tling Problem in Favor of the Jap Government.  :

JAPAN UNABLE TU GET RAGIAL QUALITY, SAID   Indications Point To Defeat Of Japanese Issue at Meeting.   LEAGUE MEETS SOON   Nations Opposed To Japans Proposal According To Late Reports.

HOOVER TO URGE THAT. . U.S, PROVIDE FOOD ~ -FOR STARVING MILLIONS

HOOVER WANTS FOOD FOR POLANI   PLANNED TO BACK UP Hi “REQUEST FOR CREDIT UF 316,000,000 FOR FOOK

DELEGATES TO MEET S00N,   Winners in Primeries Wil Hold Ses. gion in Philodetoehhi.

MANY RESOLUTIONS ARE PRESENTED 10 METHODISTS   (By Associated Press.)

DEPARTMENTS WORK. HARD FOR NORMAL SHIPPING. CON: DITIONS AT COAST POINTS

GOVERNMENT- -AGENCIES? ATTACK FREIGHT TIEUF   Department of Justice and Interstate Pommeree Commilgsion Seek to ReHeve Traffic Congestion 4

FEORT TO END FREIGHT CONGESTION !5 MADE BY GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL   SETTLEMENT OF MARINE STRIKE ONE OF NECESSARY STEPS IN MOVEMENT. 

FOR RELIEF OF R. R. CONGESTION   Government Takes Hand It Longsheremen’s Strike In The U. 8S.

Government Agencies Working to Settle Coastwise Shipping Strike and Freight Gongestior

WOODMEN FIGHT RATES   Nider Members of Fraternal Orde Institute Court Proceedings at Fremont.

FIGHT OVER NEW AATES IN GOURT   Older Members of Woodmen of World Say Proposed Increases Discriminatory.   Policy Holders Declare Change Iilegally Adopted—Arguments Before Button.

KILLS ONE, WOUNDS ANOTHER: SUICIDES   Peorta, IN., Man Staya Wife and Wounds Mother-in-law, , Then Shoota Self.

CLEVELAND JUDGE © '. GOES UPON TRIAI   Wm. H. McGannon Faces Murder Charge.

McGANNAN ON TRIAL.   Cleveland Justice Charged With Mur. . der of Harold Kacy.

IWOGE NOW ACCUSED   Had ‘Testified Against Man Who Today Appeared as Witness Against Him

Hindenburg Refuses to Participate or Take Part in the New Government

EBERT TO PUNISH — REVOLUTIONISTS, . NO COMPROMISE   EMISARY OF_ VON KAPP EY ROUTE WITH COMMUNICATION TO STUTTGART.   Dispatches From Berlin States the Opposition to the Revolution Government is Growing Steadily Each Day.

EBERT CABINET HAS MEETING AT STUTTGART   Dpposition To Revolt Grows At Capital — Violent Fighting Reported — Many Killed

HEARING TO BE MOVED TO HAIT!   Court Adjourned Today After Being in Session Few Minutes

NAVAL INQUIRY COURT TAKES RECESS; MAY HEAR NO MORE TESTIMONY      COURT EXPECTS TO GO TO HAITI “PO CONTINUE INQUIRY:  LATE NEXT WEEK,

DUBLIN CIT} MALL TAKEN BY TROOPS   Sir Hamar Greenwood An: nounces New Policy In House of Commons

BRITGH PROPOSE MARTIAL LAW FOR ALL OF IRELAND   Open Clashes, Raids, Robber ies and Reprisals Continue  Unabated.

IRISH HOME RULE WAITS ONLY UPON ASSENT OF KING   Measure Is Passed by Parlia ment and Indications Are That Peace Is Near   ne eee  ‘MAY EXTEND MARTIAL LAW ALL OVER ISLAND

BRITISH MAY PUT  TRELAND UNDER  MARTIAL LAW  Se eee aenee ene   [By Webb Miller, ‘United Press Staf Correspondent.] -

Three Die On Way To Game   Auto Load of Football Enthusiasts Enroute to YaleHarvard Game Hits  Tree.   SPECIAL TRAIN ALSO JUMPS TRACK

OPPOSE MAKING SEAMEN FREE   American Proposal Opposed By Eng_ land, France, Belgium and  Gnain.

"FREE" SEAMEN AGT DEFEATED   American Delegate in Labo: Conference Claims Seamen Are Treated as Serfs

AMERICAN PROPOSALS INSEAMEN' DISPUTE ARE VOTED DOWN   Plan to Submit to International Conference of Labor _ of League of Nations, Proposal To Make All Seamen Freemen is [isannroved.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE REFUSES TO FREE SEAMEN,   Proposal to Make Sailors of All Na. tions “Free Men” Rejected by Vote.

HITS AMERICAN PLAN   INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE REFUSES TO FREE SEAMEN.   Proposal to Make Sailors of Al! Na. tions “Free Men” Rejected by Vote.

CIN SUPPORTERS OPTIMISTIC   Agvanees From Second to First Place tin Forecast.

SCRAMBLE BEGINS TO GET DELEGATES FAVORING M’ADOO   Cox Apparently in Lead Following Withdrawal of Former Secretary

DEMOCRATS PLAN TO DRAFT M’ADOO      SAY HE CAN BE , NOMINATED  THOUGH NAME IS NOT FORM. ALLY PRESENTED TO CON VENTION,

MADOO'S WITHDRAWAL GIVES AID 10 OTHER‘   Managers for Other Candidate: Are Going After His Delegates.   COX GROWS MORE ROPEFUL    Ohio Governer’s Backers More Optimistic Than Any Others in the Field.

HUN'S FIRST /IGTIM DOES NOT FORGET   MOCK EXECUTIONS FOR TRAITORS TO BELGIUM'S CAUSE   Busy Ferretting Out All Cases of Treachery During War

BELGIUM DEALS SEVERELY WITH THOSE DISLOVAL   Courts Are Kept Busy Tryinc Persons Accused of Giving Aid to Germany   MOCK EXECUTIONS ARE HELD IN PUBLIC VIEW   FEDERATION OF PATRIOTIC SOCIETTES FERRETS OUT THOSE WHOM AUTHORITIES ARE UNABLE TO REACH

STATEMENT KOT CONFIRMED   White House Officinis Make Nx Remarks on Johns Hopkins Doctor’a Analysis.

ARRESTED FOR PLOT TO EXTORT $40,000   Illinois Men Sent Threatening Letter To Sen. Small, Candidate For Governor.

SAO OODEXTORTIOA PLOTPOLIGE CLAIM ARED BY ARRESTS   Farmer Charged With Threats to Kill Family: of illinois “-Governorship. Candidate. °:

MOMENCE MEN BEING HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE   Two Arrested When The; Attempted To Blackmail Len Smal!.

MALL THREATENED BY BLACKHANDERS   Two Captured After De manding $40,000.

$40,000 OR LIFE DEMANDED OF LEN SMALL   Two Farmers’ Attempt t Victimize Illinois Politician Fails,

TRY TO BLACKMAIL CANDIDATE   Effort to Extort Morey From Len Small of Tllinois.

EVANSVILLE 10 - BE CLEANED UF   Sixty-Seven Indictments hy Federal Grand Jury Expected  to Prove Sensational.   TERRE HAUTE HIT, TOC

RUAR WORKERS   According to Reports Occupation By German Regulars Would iacrease Trouble.   THE ALLIES TAKE NO ACTION   Commander of Reds at Esser Says Existence of Reichswehr Means War.

NO REAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT EXISTS IN RUHR MINES DISTRICT   Fight of Workingmen is Directed Against Militarism.

eek d IN" ‘RUBR VAL.      Eventual: Occupation of the  - Ruhr District by the Allies an Idea Not Yet Given Up bv French.

FEELING IN IRELAND IS MORE BITTER   Shooting of Feiners By Soldiers Starts Trouble.

WILSON DEFINITION UF FAMED POLICY MEETS APPROVAL   south And Central American States Enter League Under Its Provisions

Salvador Enters ‘League of Nations On Definition of Monroe Doctrine

WILSON’S STAND ON DOCTRINE OF -UNUSUALIMPOR   Sdivalur Would Miske lifs Def inition Integral Part’ of International Law

~ INTERPRETS DOCTRINE   - SOUTH AMERICA. — Correspondence With Salva dor to Guide Other Coun. tries in Their Attitude: —

FIANCE'S ALLIES DEOEAT HEA IN THE GRISIS   England, Italy and United States Secure, Forget W hat France Needs.   FRENCH LEFT TO “HOLD THE BAG”

ALLIES DESERT TRANCE AND  AID GERMAN)   British. Trying to Re store Germany for Trade Purposes   BELIEVES ITALY AND BRITAIN CONSPIRING   Sees :‘ormer Champions the Firm Friends of Germany

WILL NOT “PICKET” HOMES   Women Decide Not to Annoy ,the Prem idential Candidates—May iIndoree  a Third Party. -

U.S. WON'T BE FAST ABOUT RECOGNIZING DE FACTO GOVERNMEN   State Department Will Watch Events Below Rio Grande Before Acting.

POWFRNOR 15 IN FL   STATE GOVERNMENT OF NUEYV( LEON T0 BE ESTABLISHED AT MATAMORAS.

WEARERS OF WHITE COLLARS HARD HY   Rush for Marriages Far Above Normal but Mechanics are  Doing the Marrying:

rETY THOUOAND COUNTRYMEN ott BODY LORD MAYOR   Burial Beside Grave of Pred. ecessor at 1 o’Clock Today.  oF

CLOTHING MEN TOLD 1) HOUR WEEK BOOSTED CLOTHING   Assertion Promptly Denied However By President Of Garment Workers.

CLOTHING CRIMINALLY HIGH   Chicago Retailer Says 1¢ Is Duty of Merchants to Advise Customers  Not to Buy.

NEW SINCLAIR PRESIDENT,   doseph M. Cudahy Given High Position by Refining Company.

OPINION PREVAILS THAT ALLIES NEVER WILL PUT FORMER KAISER ON TRIAL   Senators Express Gratification That U. S. Is Not Joining in Demand —

HOLLANG WILL AEJEGT ALLUES LATE REQUEST   Demand For Exttadition Of Ex-Kaiser Wili Be Refused, Belief,   GLAD U.S. NOTIN DEAL   Opinion Current in America That Former Emperor Will Never Be Tried.

‘THREE FAVORITES WIN RACES   ‘Thrilling Finishes Mark Most of Contests at Toledo.

THREE OUT OF FOUR   Favorites Win at 1 Toledo Grand Circuit Races

NQUGTON TAXES GLAga VIEW ON WORE LOANS   New Secretary of Treasury is Unfavorable to Further Extension of Credit   GOVERNMENT’S POLICY NOW “NO MORE LOANS’   ATTITUDE OF ADMINISTRA TION OFPICIALS BELIEVER SHARED BY PRESIDEN? WILSON

HOLDS SAME VIEWS AS HIS PREDECESSOR   David F. Houston Thinks Same as Carter H. Glass Regardiag Far ther Loans to Europe.

People Express Bitterness A The Rising Cost Of “Food stuffs  .- ‘om ecm eee  eee   J 8, BLAMED FOR ALLIES

HOUSTON AND GLASS AGREED ON LOANS 10 FUROPFAN NATIONS   NEW SECRETARY OF TREASURY HOLDS GLASS' VIEWS—MEREDITH TAKES HIS O}'FICE TODAY

HOUSTON SHARES VIEWS OF CRIER GLASS ON TERMINATION LOANS. OF VU. S&S. TO EUROPE

HOUSTON OPPOSES LOANS TO EUROPE   New Treasury Chief Share:  e View As Glass—  Administration Policy Melieved Formed

RECOGNITION “FOR NEW GOVT OF MEXICO NEAR   REPORTED THAT PRESIDENT WILL RECOGNISE ADMINISTRA. TION UNDER COLBY TERMS

WILSON TC 0, K. MEXICAN RULE   Will Récognize President Huertz if He Agrees to Certain Proposals.   ANOTHER REBEL IS CAPTUREL   ay Ricarde Gonzates, Who Recently Started an Upriping Against the Government, la'Taken at Pred. ras Negras,’ it Is An Pore ae eee

UNITED STATES SETS FORTH CONDITIONS ON WHICH IT WILL GIVE RECOGNITION 10. THe MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

PRESIDENT READY 10 RECOGNIZE DE FACTO REGIME IN. MEXICO ON STRICT CONDITIONS      Must Protect Americans, Pay Indemnities and Rescind Confiscatory Decrees   PERFORMANCES AND NOT~ *- PROMISES INSISTED ON

MEXICO MUST PAY UP   INDEMNIFY ALL FOREIGNERS a il0 HAVE SUFFERED. —   Then  ‘Elimipate - (Confsratory Ord~ ers to Proops’and-Cithkens— _ Establish Gorernment..

N NOT OFFERED MEXICC   CONDITIONAL ON THREE PROPOSALS, MEXICAN PAPER SAYS   CONDITIONS ARE MANY   Washington Says Recognition Has Not Been Promised on Any Condition   Government Is Inclined to Await Developments in New Adminitsiration

WILSON SENDS TERMS OF RECOGNITION FOR MEX. GOVERNMENT.   President Is Ready to Recog nize It If Lives Are Respect ed, Idemnities Paid Foreign ers and Carranza Decrees Be Derogated.—Other Con.  ‘dittana tr, Ro Tmancod.

WILSON REPORTED READY 10 RECOGNIZE MEX. GOVERNMENT   Latter, However, Musi Agree to Certain Stipulated Terms.

WILGON READY TO RECOGNIZE DE FACTO MEX   Recognition Rests Upon De Le Huerta Government Agreeing to Certain Stipulations.

MEXICO IS GIVEN U.S. CONDITIONS   President Wilson Is Ready to Recognize Mexico if She  Conforms.

SAYS U, S; READY TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO   a Act When Certain Term: ,. hte Aecepted,

U.S. READY TO RECOGNIZE THE MEXICANS   Respect The Lives of Foreigners And Pay Indemnities Re: quired Before Recognition,

U.S. Note Sets Forth Presi _ dent’s Conditions of Recognition.   INDEMNITIES ASKED   Demands Respect tor American Lives and Revocation ‘of Carranza Acts.

President Wilson Ready t Recognize New Republic on Certain Conditions,

MUST RESPECT AMERICAN LIVES   President Wil: Wilson Ready to Recognize Mexi can Government

President Sets Forth Conditions Upon Which Huerta Administration is to be Accorded Endorsement of America

1.5. READY 10 RECOGNIZE. NEN   SECREPTARY GOLBY SENDS MESSAGE TO DE TA UORRT.   F MEXICO AGREES TO TERMS   The Proposal of Colby is ‘That North Amerlean Vives and Jtroperty Must Be Protected—Indemnities Asked.

WILL REGOGNIZE  DEFAGTO HEADS?   Mexican Government is . Told ‘What It Must:Do By . President. .   RECTIFY MEXICO CLAIM

WASHINGTON DENIES ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS PROMISED MEXICANS   Recognition Depends on Fulfillment of U. S. Conditians. Must Guarantee American  Rights, Cease Seizure.

WILSON NAMES HIS TERMS 10 MEXICO   Will Récopnize Present Gov*earnment if Three Provisos .«. Are Guaranteed  nag

RECOGNITION NOT  OFFERED MEXICO   CONDITIONAL . ON THREE PROPOSALS, MEXICAN PAPER SAYS   Washington Says Recognition Has Net Been Promised on Any Condition   Government Is Inclined to Await Developments in New Administration

RECOGNIZE MEXICANS   Washfagton Government May; De This Under Certain Cone ditions Soon,

WILSON READY TO REORGANIZE MENICO, REPORT   But U. S. Insists on Protectior of Lives, Indemnities ‘and. No Confiscation

Wilson. Will’ ‘Recognize ” Huerta Under: Certain. Conditions.         RICARDO GONZALES CAPTURED:   Rebel Who. Reécen tly: Started an ‘Upris: neat y “Against ° the  Government” Is: “Taken at Piedras: Negras, Ac. —_ tine tn MAY Ri ReRMBAK Le:

President Wilson Ready To Recognizs Present Mexican Government Under Certain Conditions.

UNITED STATES (0 RECOGNIZE Hct               residedt.. AVilson States 4 Terms Under Wliicls Givernment.’ _ l Wa Be. Accepted: :      “MUST PROTECT AMERICANS          AND Pay FOR HAMAG ny PROP. : ‘BRTY: OF. ALD INS».            iit Govebinient Also Wil Re Required to Hoe. Away “With iCayv nza's Decrees. Which — ‘Are Confiscatary

PRESIDENT {S READ  TO RECOGNIZE  GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO   Those at Present in Power Must Agree to Terms of Secretary of State Colby   Must Respect Lives and Property of Americans; Pay Indemnity to Foreigners

RECOGNITION FOR MEXICO EXPECTED   PRESIDENT WILSON SAID TO BE READY TO RECOGNIZE DE LA HUERTA REGIVE.

BELIEVED THAT PRESIDENT WILSON PLANS TO EXTEND KARLY RECOGNITION TO NEW REGIME   TERMS ARE SUBMITTED   Report Prom Mexico City Says Terms Upon Which United State, Will Recognize New Regime Have een Received in that City

WILSON WILLING ACCEPT TERMS   Would Force Mexico to Re spect American Lines and Property.

WILOON READY  10 RECOGNIZE DE LA HUERTE   Secretary of State Colby Announces Terms on Which U. S. Will Accord Recognition.

PRESIDENT MAY U.K. MEXIGD RULE   Wilson Wiil Recognize Huerta Under Certain Conditions.   RICARDO GONZALES CAPTURED   Rebel Who Recently Started an Upris ing Against the Government is Taken at Piedras Negras, According to Announcement.

THE PRESENT MEXICAN RULE   Wiil Recognize President Huert: if He Agrees to Certain Proposals.   ANOTHER REBEL IS CAPTURED   Ricardo Gonzales, Who Recently Started an Uprising Against the Government, Ie Taken at Pied. ras Negras, it Is Announced.

WILSON READY TO RECOGNIZE MEXICANS; SETS FORTH TERMS   Secretary Colby’s Three Propositions Include Demand That Live: of Americans Be Respected and Indemnities Paid

OFFERS MEXICO CHANCE   President Personally Willing to Ex tend Recognition if Conditions Are Met,

WILSONREADY TO: RECOGNIZE MEX. REGIME   If New Government Agrees to Terms: Made by Colby ' Recognition Is Due.   OUTLINE OF COLBY’S DEMANDS ARE GIVEN

WON'T RECOGNIZE MEXIGAN RULE   STATE DEPARTMENT REFUTES REPORT THAT WILSON NAMES TERMS

WAIN I   ‘Mexican Ambassa¥ * aid t Have Reporte. sposal From Secretary colby   TO PROTECT U.S. PROPERTY   And Lives and Pay Indemnities Who Suffered During Revolution--Abrogate Car tanea, Tharraed

MEXICO MUST END CARRANZA LAW 10 GET AID OF U.S.   Recognition Hinges On Indemnities, Peace And Guarantees.

U5, CONDITIONS” GIVEN TO MEXIEO   Colby Sends Proposals For Official Recognition.

PRESIDENT. WILSON READY TO RECOGNIZE MEXICAN GOVERNMEN   Providing Mexico Agrees to Terma in Proposal From Secretary Colby, According to Report.

WILSON TO 0, K. MEXIGAN RULE   Will Recognize President Huerta if He Agrees to Certain Proposals.   ANOTHER REBEL IS CAPTURED      Ricardo Gonzales, Who Recently Started an Uprising Against the Government, Is Taken at Piedras Negras, jit Is An ae meio

GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO MAY GET RECOGNITION   President Wilson Has Bent Term on Which Present Regime May Be Recognized, —

RATE INGREROE lo ORDERED IN BADGER STATE   Railroads in Wisconsin In. structed to Put Into Effect Increases in Intrastate Rates      STATE COMMISSION TO FIGHT ORDER TO THE “LAST DITCH”   Philipp and Blaine Confer o Legal Battle to be Waged by State

Railroads in Wisconsin In structed to Put Into Effect Increases in Intrastate Rates      ‘STATE COMMISSION TO FIGHT ORDER TO THE “LAST DITCH”   Philipp and Blaine Confer o1 Legal Battle io be Waged by State

OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT MOVEMENT IN FULL SWING; PLAN IS GAINING STRENGTH

HOME BOOM IN NEW YORK CITY   Apartment Houses Being Sold to Tenants for 99 Years at Nominal Sum.

DECLARES PALNIER HAS “COLD FEET   Representative Rodenburg Caustic In His Remarks.

Palmer Accused of Having ‘‘Cold Feet’ Because of Absence at Hearing

SAYS PALMER SUFFERS . ~~ ATTACKS OF COLD FEET   Tilinois Congressman Puts Own Interpretation on Failure of Attornoy ; General to Appear

PALMER HAS COLD FEET   Ts Charge Made Against Altorney (ieneral'in National House, ‘Sy Aeaoetatad Praga:

PALMER GHARGED “WITH GOLD FEE?   Failed To Apvear Before Committee In Preposed Anti-Sadition Legmslation.

“LOOKS LIKE A PLAIN. CASE OF COLD FEET   This is What Representative Re .denberg Said of Attorney _ * Generul. Palmer. -

PALMER GOT ‘COLD FEET   1S CHARGE MADE BY REPRETATIVE RODEN BERG.      Says ‘That Exptalns His Fallure to Ap pear Before Committee on the ; ‘Autl-Sedition Bill.

FIRST TRY AT (TRANS. CONTINENTAL AIR. MAIL SERVICE IS STARTED TODA’

ry LOCKS AT "SPIRIT LAKE   (NGEMENTS MADE FOR THI ATE yo PUT IN BIG CEMENT Locks THIS YEAR   lee LAKE 10 BE LOWEREL   in the Interest of th Being Destroyed by the High Water  Ey to Be perty I

CONCRETE SPILLWAY. TO BE BUILT BY STATE   STATE ENGINEERS BUSY PREPARING LOCK BETWEEN SPIRIT-OKOBOSI LAKES

ee et ee cere ee WHEN DOCTORS. CANNUT  TELL, HOW WILL ONE KNOW WHEN DIEATIT COMES:

DeLuxe Bread _ contains that food giving value second to none— 16 oz. standard weight. -Oahin Steeat Rakaryv.   PHYSICIANS — _ ARE BAFFLED   Cannot Determine ‘Whe . ther Young Woman Is Alive or Dead

BUSHEL BASKET MILLIONAIRE INVESTIGATED   Ponzi Made Fifty Per Cent Profit in Month and Half.

“BUSHEL BASKET: MILLIONAIRE STIRS UP BOSTON      FORMER. TrALTAN DISHWASHER HAS MADE MULLIONS HIMAELY AND ALso HELPED OTHERS TO WEALTH.

FOREIGNER IS MASTER FINANCIER   Boston “Dish Washer’ Makes Million   PROBE IS LAUNCHED   RAAUVS7E4 207 244A U IVE  Bankers and Society Discuss Marvel

Boston Enriched by  Dealings of Ponzi   Cambridge Man Received $3,000 a Day When “Market” Cis el; Society Women, Stenographers and Clerks Patronized “Bushel-Basket Millionaire,” Talk of the Town.

SOUNDS LIKE MISS. _ BUBBLE   BOSTON ALL AGOG OVER FABULOUS. PROFITS MADE BY ITALIAN DISHWASMER,   PONZ! HAS REFUNBED -MOR} THAN $2,000,000 SINCE THE PROBE STARTELR

OFFICIALS TAKE UP PURSUIT OF THREAT WRITERS   Anonymous Warnings Keep Massachusetts Towns In  Ss 9 eo   NOTES SIGNED “REDS”   City Halls, Banks, Mills and Mayors Marked, is Purport of Writings

fayors Of Boston, Fall Rive Receive Warnings. From Reds      AT THORS ARE SOUGHT BY U. 8S. DETECTIVES   val Street Outrage Is Still As Great A Mystery As  Kwvor

BOM WARNINGS WILL BE PROBED   Boston, New Bedford and Fall River Receive Anonymous Notes Predicting Destruction   THREATS ARE MADE OF IMPENDING RUIN   Many Letters Sent to Officials of Cities in the East Giv atic: gig MI gaa i ee AE

Ot 0 a al  REDS BEING ENCIRCLED:   Poles Are Advancing on 200 Mile Front

SOVIET STATEMENT AD. MITS RETIREMENT BUT CLAIMS 7,000 PRISONERS TAKEN.   WARSAW NOW OUT OF DANGER

{Quantitis Of Munitions, applies Are Captured 46 Drive Proceeds   TISH OFFICERS ARE RECTING OPERATIONS

Fortress Of Brest-Litovsk May Be Taken   Polish General Advance Along 900-Mile Front Is Momentarily Expected   RUSSIANS FLEE IN GREAT CONFUSION   Defeat of Red Army Due Tc Skillful Plans of French and British Officers

SUFFRAGE HATIFIED TN TENNESSEE   CHLER JUSTICE, LANSDEN ISSUES WRIT OF CERTIORAR      BOY. ROBERTS  GEATIFYE:   Attorney General Frank Thompson Aimonunees ‘That Tennesse Has  Ratified Suffrage" Atnesidment,

SARE AATIFED IN TENNESSEE      CHILE SUSTICE LANSDEN . a ISSUES WRIT OF OERTI RARE.        BOY. ROBERTS © eraTirics   Atiorney General Frank Thompson: Announces That ‘Tonnesseg: as  Ratified . Suffrarve Amendment.

COX IS UNABLE 10 STEM REPUBLICAN TIDE IN THE WES!   Lawrence, Traveling in His Wake Learns Many Things Favorable to Harding.   THINKS G. 0. P. NOMINEE WISE TO STAY ON PORCH   WEST WANTS NEW THINGS   Disapprove of Gox Methods of Talking ‘(Slush Fund’? But Believe It True.

DESTRUCTIVE TALK DISLIKED BY WEST   GOVERNOR COX GAINED LITTLE BY KNOCKING HARDING.   Campaign I’und Charges Were Old Staff for the Westerners—Even Mentana May Shift to Republicana.

WILL LEGISLATE TO LIFT SALARIES.   Department of Public Instruct.on Pians to Give Schoo! Boards More Elastic Powers.

GAS FIELD ONE YEAR OLD.   Original McKeesport Well Now Producing Oniv 33.000 Feet.

CALLS MILLIONAIRE COMMUNIST, COWARI   ASSISTANT STATES ATTORNEY BARNHART CLOSES ARGT.MEAT AGAINST ALLEGED PLOTTERS.

MILLIONAIRE ‘RED’ IS BRANDED AS A COWARL   Lloyd and 19 Others on Trial For Conspiracy.

HE POLES ARE CROWDING STREETS OF WARSAY   Warlike Preparations of the Poles and Bolshevick --- Warsaw is Crowded to the Very Limit of Its Capacity.

WARSAW FILLED WITH REFUGEES   City Crowded With PovertyStricken and Humming With War Activity

WEST 1S DETERMINED ~ - TOGET-RID OF WILSON - SYSTEM OF GOVERNMEN?

"ALLEN SAYS WILSON IS ISSUE   Predicts Republican Landslide as Great as That Which Swampcd Parker. -

ALLE@ CLAIMS WEST FOR HARDING   Governor of Kansas Predicts Landslide   Says Farmers Insist On Asking About Cars.

SEES INTENTION 10 GET RID OF DEMOGRATS   Governor Allen of Kansas Pra. dicts Landslide for the  BDaonihifeance

Thousands of Recruits Join Blue Denim Brisade   Strictly Overalls for Men and Girls at Columbia Uni versity Junior Prom,

AMERICA PANTS FOR PANTS AT SHEAPER PRICE   MOVEMENT RUNS LIKE WILDFIRE   CITY AFTER CITY -JOINS IN PLAN TO REDUCE CLOTHING COSTS

BLUE JEAN CLUBS SPREADING OVER ENTIRE COUNTRY   Thousands of Reeruits Flocking to Latest Dress Fad   FIGHT AGAINST HIGH COSTS

OVERALL ARMY CAPTURES CITY OF NEW YORK   Rotarians Join Move te  Cut Cost OF Clothing.

GENERAL OVERALL      Gets Recruits for War on High Priced Clothes

OVERALL CLUBS RAGING IN EAST   Fancy Prices Asked for Men’: Clothing: Result in Wave to Bring About Change

OVERALL CAMPAIGN GAINS.   Thotsands of Recruits Join Forces in New York——Colum. bia Endorses Movement.

URGANIZATIONG BEING FORMED IN MANY CITIES   Mayors Lead Procession and Supreme Courts to School Rooms.   Mayor Lead Procession and Wives Don Ginghams in Great Crusade.

OVERALL CLUBS ARE POPULAR   Thousands Flock to Standard of General in an Attempt . ta Combat High Prices in Wearing -Appurel

THOUSANDS FLOCK  TO STANDARD OF HUMBLE OVERALI.   ‘BLUR DENIM BRIGADE MAKES -GREAT STRIDES OVER COUNTRY

REGRUIT RUDE TO ENLIOT Ih DENIM! BRIGAUE   Thousands Join in Movement to Wear Overalls and Cut the High Cost of Living; Mave Is Ponular.

Unsettled Conditions in Penninsula Given by Tokio as Reason for Increasing Garrisons by 4,800 Men

RUSSIANS LAUNCH ANEW OFFENSIVE   REDS CLAIM DECISIVE VIC TORY OVER BARON WRAN. GEL iN THE SOUTH.   ALSO ATTAGKING THE POLES   3udenny’s Cavalry Is Advancing Toward Lemberg With the Apparent Intention of Capturing Przemysl.  

MANY STRIKES IN ARGENTINA   Violence Accompaniec Some of the Labor Struggles

‘MANY STRIKES IN ARGENTINE   Twenty-Five U. S. Motor Cars to Be Armed for Emergency, Is Rerort.

CRESTON ELEVATOR BURNS      wheat, Gorn and Oats Lost in $10, ODL . Blaze,

$10,000 FIRE AT CRESTON TODAY   Elevator Belonging to Farm ers Co-Operative Co. is Destroyed.

ILENC OS IN ENGLAND Lo GREAT ING TROUBLE   Men Out of Work Take Over the Edmonton Municipal Building and Will Use It As Their Headquarters.   ACUTE SHORTAGE OF  HOUSING FACILITIES   Searching of Residences and Business Houses for Evidence of Sinn Fein Activitiac Continues.

TOWN {i Eo SEEM “BY UNEMPLOVER   Restlessness of _ Workers Leads t Seizure of Buildings—Occupation Is Peaceful.

UNEMPLOYED SEIZE LONDON TOWN HALL FOR RESIDENGE   SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN MINUS HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS — TAKE POSSESSION.   NO. VIOLENCE USED   Say They Will Stay There Until Some thing is Done for Them; Similar .  Action Taken In ? Totenham.

nOLL. CALL FAILED:   Anqual Red. Cross Mexibership Cam: paign Wes a Fizzle Here.

ROLL CALL FAILED.   Annual Red Cross Membership Cam. paign Wes a Fizzle Hete.

PINERAL OF MRS. GOMPERS   Wife of Labor Leader Dicd Thoraday  Pallarringe Long litarsaa.

~~ LEADERIS DEAD   Funerai Services For Mrs. Sam_ uel Gompers Held In Washington Late Today

ENFORCEMENT OF PROVISIONS UF TATE HIGHWAY PROP RS TION   MOVEMENT FOR GREATER RE. GARD FOR REGISTRATION PROVISIONS OF THE LAW.

TEXAS DEMOCRACY WINS BY 130,000   The Figures Include All State Officers Except Governor and Lieut.-Governor.

TERRELL HEADED DEMOGRATIC LIS"   New Commissioner of Agricul ture Was Given Highest Vote In Election

INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS BETTER   Industries Report Increases in Payrolis During Last Year.

William J. Oliver Found Net Guilty   Other” Charges Against Oliver and Others Dismissed After Judge MeCall Instructed’ the Jury to Find Not Guilty in Cases Heard.

SABOTA AGAINST LER AND OTHERS ENDED   Government’s Case Broken Down By . Admission of Own Witnesses That . They Had No Evidence. /

OLIVER MUNITION  RISE DISMISSe   End Came at Knoxville Un. expectedly This Morning,— Verdict of Not Guilty From Jury Was Not ‘Granted by Presiding Judge.

a —  YACHTS WILL STAGE AACE FOR RONORS IN FINAL MEET   Monday’s Race To Be 1 Miles To Windward; Same To Leeward.

FLYING ARTILLERY /—OREANZED IN HY   (Will Be Part of Regular Police Force Equipped and Prepared for Riot Duty.

RAID ON REDS IS POSTPONED   Agents of Department of Justice Taken Suddenly til.

Efforts of Congress to Carb Wilson’s Power Over Government Functions Have Reached Crisis.      IBABSON AND CREEL BROUGHT INTO FIGHT:   ‘Influences’ Are Alleged to Be Combatting Committee’s Efforts to Bring About Government Economy.

WILL ATTEMPT TO PASS APPROPRIATION BILL OVER THE PRESIDENT’S VETO

MAY PASS APPROPRIATIONS   House Considers Adoption Over The President's Veto.

BUCK WILSON ON FINANCE PLAN--GO0D   Appropriation Measure Is Again Brought Up in House.

FALL RESTORES HIS: IDENTITY   Dr. Arthur Lachman, Who Disappeared in December, Found Today.

A’ FALL BROUGHT HIM “BACK?   Chemist, Who Disappeared. in December, Recovered. Memory.

BANDIT IN WOMAN’S GARB   Thrilling Chase Ends in Capture of a Burgiar at Chicago—Legs Betray Sex.

SKIRTS HINDER, COPS GET HIN   CHICAGO BURGLAR = SUSPECT WORE CORSET, SILK LINGERTE AND BLONDE WIG

CRIMES BILL PASSE:   COMMONS APPROVES IRISH CO ERCION MEASURE 206 TO 18.   Body Suspends Joseph Deviin, Nation alist Member From Belfast, for His Remarks in House.

IRISH MEMBER SUSPENDED - FROM HOUSE OF COMMON   Joseph Deviin Makes Speecl That: Brings Speedy Action ‘ From. Fellow Members.   GOVERNMENT BILL “BUNK’

PASS COERCION BILL   Act to Restore Order in Irefanc Wins 206 to 18.   Joseph Oeviin, Nationalist Member From Belfast, Suspended From the Commons. F

NATIONALISTS: LEAVE HOUSE OF COMMONS, - TRISH COERCION BILL _ PASSES BY BIG YOTI   Belfast Leader -is. Suspended: Labor and Other Factions Follow Him Out   GOVERNMENT PROGRAM DESCRIBED AS HUMBUG

IRISH GOERGIUN BILL PASSED BY COMIN, 206-18  ING ENE Non   EXCITING SCENE OCCURS IN HOUSE DURING DISCUSSISON OF MEAS-: ae To   Nationalist Member From Belfast Is Serit From, « Chamber. —

COERCION BILL iS PASSED FOR ERIN   ‘Act to Restore Order in Ireland Wins 206 to 18.   Joseph Deviin,’ Nationalist Membe From Belfast, Suspended From the Commons.

DEVLIN SUSPENDED IN HOUSE OF COMMONS   Denounced Discussion on Bill for Restoration of Order in Ireland as “Sham and Humbug”

SUSPENBED FROM COMMONS   Joseph) Devlin, Nationalisd Member frou Belfast, Beaves With Others of His Parte.

Believed Over $20,000 Taken in Haul of Bandits Who Riffled “‘Q’* Mail Car -

UAPIURE ONE IN EAPRESG GAH RUBBERY   Member of Bandit Gang Confesses to Implica: tion in Theft of Over $20,000.

FLOUR MILLERS AT TOPEKA FACE TRIAL   DEFENSE WILL BE THEY DID NOT CURBAIL TO AF; FECT PRICES.

Summoned in Kansas to Explain Why They Have Cartailed  Prod metic«cmn

CUT IN PRULUGTION —— ALLES:O of STATE  Millers Befcre Kansas Court of —— Wndlisinvaletaicons.

COURT MAY GET’ SOME HIGHER-UP   Kansas Millers Have - to Answer, Trust Is Charged   OUTFUrT f§ Cul   Industrial Tribunal! Is Inquiring Into the Flour Dearth

GUT IN PROSUCTION ALLEGED BY STATE   Miers Before Kansas Court of  $pdustrial Relations,

DOUWAN BROTHERS PURCHASE EAGLE STABLE PROPERT   WILL MAKE BUILDING PIREPROOF AND INSTALL * SERVICE STATION

BUWAN BROTHERS PURCHASE EAGLE STABLE PROPERTY      WILL MAKE BUILDING - FIREPROOF AND IN. STALL * SERVICE STATION

‘Villa and Followers  Travel in Mexico On } Special Train: Paid O

DEFEATED 12 AMENDMENTS   Orily One Carried in Missourl Calls for Road Bonas.

NEW WOMEN'S PARTY LAUNCHED IN HALLS OF GAPITOL OF U. 5   Suffragists Plan To Get Political Party Under Way Fol lowing Conference With Palmer On Status Of Amendment.

MARBLE HALLS OE THE CAPITOL   May Be the Scene.of the Birth - of the New Woman’s Party.   MILITANT MEMBERS THINK IT GOOD PLACE   Bither Rotunda or Statuary Hall May Be Utilized for the Event.

PLANS UNDER WAY 10 FORM WOMAN'S PARTY   1,000 WOMEN GATHER IN WASHINGTON TO CELEBRATE NEW POLITICAL POWER OF SEX.   BELIEVE RATIFICATION SETTLED   Antis Are Still Fighting to Have General Palmer Ceclare Ratification li'egal

WOMEN MAY MEET ~— INU.S. CAPITOL   CONSIDER PLACE OF NOTE FOR FIRST CONVENTION—WANT LEGAL OPINION

IS LOVED CHAUFFEUR’S WIFE   Ex-German Pri e and Husband Arrive in Z on Their H :

IS LOVED CHAUFFEUR’S WIFE   Ex-German ine and Husband Arrive in Zurich 6n Their Honeymoon.

Hearing on the Proposed Soldiers and Sailors Benefit Law Begans Before the Ways and Means Committee in the Lower House Today; Bonuses Run From: $100 to $500. per Man:

ce onetehieeasitentitineiieiientateeneneeemmemtennetallieietiianniennmneenenmemnndnel  Treaty, University Military ‘Training and Soldier Bonus fo Go Into Next Campaigt

ITO GIVE EX-SERVIGE MEN BO  NUS   Will Be Carried Into Presidential Campaign   Men Demand It, Public Opposed ae I Will Cost $1,000,000,000 to $4,000,000,000.

Powhatan Is In © Port After Long Battie At Sea   Disabled ‘Eransport and Crew Keach Waifaa Following Ten Day Strugele With Blizzard —Men in Good Condition.

TRANSPORT POWHATAN IS SAFELY DOCKED   Crew of 255 Men and 28 Officers Are All Safety Brought Ashoecs.

DISABLED TRANSPORT DOCKED AT HALIFAX   Powhatan Has Ten-Day Battle With Blizzard, Rough Seas and Zero Weather.

Fought Winuing Battle Lasting 1 Days With Storms and Zero Weather.

Transport Arrives After Ten Day Battle With Terrific Seas in Zero Weather

CREW 1S WELL _ ARTERDAYS — — INSTORM   TRANSPORT POWHATAN DOCKS AT HALIFAX DESPITE GALES ,

DEATH RATE IN STATE DURING YEAR 1919 LOW   Mortality From Contagious Diseases Takes Slump.

EXCHANGE IN SLUMP   FOREIGN. CASH CRASHES TO Low - oe! RECORD.   Stocks Fall as U. S. Markets Are Hit by the Drop in Alien  Money. —

ALIEN CASH CRASHES   Exchange Reaches Lowest Ebb on Record; Stocks Fall.   U. &. Markets Hit by Slump as Eng lish Pound ts Quoted at $3.33.

National’ Committee Members Make Promises in Conferences with ~ Suffrage Spokesmen   [WO SETS OF DELEGATES ELECTED IN GEORGIA AFFORD ONLY CONTEST

BEMOCRATS PLANNING SUFFRAGE ACTION.    4 e e Y Declaration Eavoring Women Ree    garded as Certain to Bo Placed  In Platform.

DEMOCRATS WILL TAKE A POSITIVE PLATFORM. STAND FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE

APRIL 6 IS AN HISTORIC DAY IN UNITED STATES   Anniversary of Washington's Elec tion, North Pole Discovery and War Against Germany.

NO IDLERS ALLOWED IN ITALY-NEW LAW   Need of Itaiy Ratiles Labor Chains for Idie.   Bill in Chember of Deputies Would Compel All to Produce Something Heipful,

TANIANWS MUST WORK   Need of italy Rattles Labo Chains for Idle.   Rill in Ghesnper of Deputies Would Compe! All to Produce Semething Heloful.

SOLONS NIBBLE AT THIRD TERM BAIT SAYS FRY   Wilson’s Artful Dang. ling Lands Some whe Take Hook, Line and Sinker.

THE THIRD TERM BAIT S BITTER PILL FOR SOLONS   Many Democratic Senators Have Swallowed Hook, Line, Beb and Sinker.

CAPTAIN WM. VINCENT DIES   Civil War Veteran Passes Away at Galena, Ill., Leaving Forty-Four Descendants.

OLD CIVIL WAR VEJERAN DIES   Capt. William Vincent Passes Away Leaving 44 Descendants.

HIGHT NEW TANKERS ORDERED,   Sinclair Petrolonm Co. to Use Ships Por Mexican Trade.

GERMAN MERCHANTS IN COBLEN? AREA REDUCE PRICE AF MERRHANNIS   CO-OPERATIVE STORES ESTAB. LISHED BY ARMY AUTHORI. TIES END PROFITEERING.

GERMAN START TO CUT PRICES   Merchants Drep Prices Whee Army  Starts Chain of “torres.

‘aed of         DECISION: EXPECTED. TO. HASTEN CONFLICT CLOSE   Administration Leader“ Discounts Claim that 22 Opponents will Accept Republican Reservations °

PLANS T EARLY ACTION ON “TREATY OF PEACE   Senator Lodge Would Keep Paris Pact Before Senate Until Vote On Ratification Is Reached.

DEMOCRATS MAY CAUCUS FOR TREATY   Senatot Underwood and other Leaders In Favor of © Movement ~

ON TREATY JOB TO FINISH   Uninterrupted Consideration in Senate After Thursday.

PEALE TREATY 1) BE DeBATED UNTI VOTE 1S REAGHEL   Pact Comes Up Thursday for Uninterrupted Consider ation—22 Democrats Said te Favor Reservations.

TREATY DEBATE WILL CONTINUE TO FINAL VOTE   REPUBLICAN LEADERS AN. NOUNCE UNINTERRUPTED CONSIDERATION   DEMOCRATS HOPING FOR PARTY CAUCUS   Report Has It That Senator Utader wood Favors Plan Leading To Compromise,

TD FORGE TREATY 10 VGiE Wiihin EW DAYS   Democratic Senators Are Endeavoring to Call Party Caucus

SENATE DEMOCRATS PLANNING CAUCUS   Shift in Treaty’ Policy Indicates More Are Willing to Accept Republican® Reservation Program.    BULLETIN.

TREATY T0:BE KEPT CONTINUALLY ‘BEFORE SENATE UNTIL ¥OTI   Plan for Uninterrupted Consid. eration Is Annetmced ~ by Lodee.

TO TAKE UP TREATY   SENATE TO TURN ALL ATTEN. TION TO PACT.   Body Will Begin Continuous Session Thursday—Nothing Else Till Vote Is Taken.

UMNTERRUPTED SENATE CONSIDERATION OF TREATY   It ¥8 To Begin Thursday and B ' Kept Up Until Something ~ . “Is Done.

Uninterrupted Senate Consideration of Peace Treaty.   Geginning Thursday Body wil Take Up Nothing Else Till Vote ts Reached.

TREATY WILL HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY   Under the Lodge Plan Question Wil Come up Thursday and Hold the Floor Until Settled.

TE TODEBATE TREATY TILL VOTE OW IT'S REACHED   Unbroken Argument to Start Thursday Under Plan That ls Announced by Lodge.

SENATE 10 HAVE CLEAR TRACK 10 ARGUE TREATY   Believed Plan Will Brings Quick Decision on Reservations

WILL GIVE MORE ~ ‘TIMETO THEPACI   Uninterrupted Senate Considera:tion of Pease Treaty.   Beginning Thursday Body Will Take Up Nothing Else Tiil Vote Is Reached.

SENATE DECIDES UPON "TREATY DISPOSITION      WILL ‘BEGIN THURSDAY: ON UN. ‘INTERRUPTED CONSIDERA.  > TION OF COVENANT.*

ODE NUERATS WELL AGGEPT RESERVATIONS   So Claimed by Republicans, But Hitchcock Doubts; Treaty to Have Fioar Until End.   CONSIDERATION TO BE” UNINTERRUPTED, PLAN

TREATY TO BE GIVEN THE RIGHT OF WAY   Will Be Taken Up Definitely Thursday.

LODGE WOULD RUSH TREATY   When Consideration of Pact Is Begun on Thursday Plan Is to Give It Rightof-Way Until Final Vote Is Reached.   DEMOCRATIC BOLT MAY BE BREWING; WANT CONFERENCE

PEACE TREATY 10 HAVE THE FLOOR   Unmterrupted Consideration I: To Be Given By Senate This Week.

TREATY WILL BE UP CONTINUALLY UNTIL DECISION   Speedy End to Debate After  Thursday is Indicated   Final Effort to Reach Vote : Agreed Upon By Leaders

CLEMENCEAU’S RULE MAY BE CONTINUOUS   TIGER IS SAID TO -HAVE OWN MEN SLATED FOR POSTS IN NEW CABINET

CLEMENCEAU POLICY TQ BE CONTINUEE   RESIGNATION AS PREMIER SAT URDAY WLLL NOT CHANGE FRENCH GOVERN MENT POLICIES

SHOES, DRY- GOODS AND EVEN JOY BUGGIES. HIT AS PRICE REDUCTIONS BEGIN TO SWEEP NATION

SELROAD LILAD          Chairman. of Giesapeake & Ohid’s Board--at Directors, Succumbs.

PROF. WIELAND PASSED TO RES]   DEATH CAME AT HIS HOME SAT. URDAY, MORNING.   Was a Well Known Musivian and Instractor—Funeral Will Be Monday Afternoon,

PROF. WIELAND PASSED TORE         DEATH CAMB AT HIS HOME SA URDAY, MORNIN:      Wait n Well. Known’ Musician: “and Anatructor-——Funérat WAY; Be Monday Afternoun,

tal UF PRIVATE GONTROL TO DOME WITHIN FEW MONTHS NOW   [F OWNERS DO NOT RISE TO A FULL ‘MEASURE OF NEW VISION   THEN LOOK OUT!—RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EM: PLOYER AND EMPLOYE AND NEED OF NEW CONCEPTION OF HUMANITY

RAIL OWNERS WILL GET “FINAL TRIAL”   SUCH IS OPINION OF HERBER! HOOVER ON RETURN OF THE STEAM LINES.

Government Operation Of Railroads Unsatisfactory Declares Herbert Hoove:

HOOVER DECLARES FOR PRIVATE OWNED RAILS   b : OPERATION OF EITHER CARRIERS OR SHIPPING BY GOVERN e MENT ATTACKED.    Former Food Administrator Makes Inaugoral Address as Head of American Institute Mining Engineers. -

“If Private Operati Operation Is Fail. ure, Some Other Plan Will Be Forced.” ~   GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF ROADS ATTACKED   U. S. Operation Termed So cialistic Experiment Necessitated by War.

HOOVER TELLo WHY LABOR HAD NOT PRODUCED   LACK OF PERSONAL CO-0PERATION BETWEEN EMPLOYE AMD ¥FMPLOYER CITED,   Sivs Goverment Oneertoa ts Fe'lnre and Always Wi.l Be By Feasor Of Politics.

WILL MEAN PLACING PRIVATE OPERATION ON (TS FINAL TRIAI   Hoover Discusses Return o Railroads in Address to Mining Engineers.   GOVERNMENT CONTROL AN EXPERIMENT IN SOCIALISM   Ne Seheme of Political Appointment Ever Devised That Will Replace Competition in Its Selection oi Ability and Cheroeter—Stabilization of Coal Industry a Problem.

ATTACKS FEDERAL CONTROL OF ROADS   Hoover Calls Government   Operation an Experiment.   ‘COMPETITION IS REQUIRED   President of Mining Engineers Institute Declares Private Ownership Will be Given Its “Final Trial’’ When Lines  " Are Returned to Companies on March 1.

RETURN OF fA. 10 PRIVATE UWNERS IS FINAL TRIAL ’   Government Operation Not Satisfactory Declares Hoover   MUST HAVE COMPETITION

HOOVER PEAKS OF VITAL TOPIC   Criticizes Federal Contro of Industries   INE GREAT PROBLEN   is that of Production and Dis tribution of Coal, Newly Elected President Tells En gineers—Hints that Privat Ownership May Now Have Its Final Trial.

°  DID HIRT SLA HII “DESEnT WRoTE!   HE MADE TRIPS OFTEN   -_—_— --——  KNOWN TO HAVE GONE INTO DEATH VALLEY WITH WOMEN

To Decorate for the Traveling Men   C. H. Plumb, Artistic Decorator Herc to Arrange for the- Work.

ARMISTICE CONDITIONS GOVERN U. S. RELATIONS   State Department Notifies Germany That Provision of That Document Still in Force.

ARMISTICE YET IN FULL FORGE AS 10 AMER!C!   FORMAL NOTICE SERVED BY STATE DEPARTMENT ON GERMANY TO THAT EF. FECT IS ANNOUNCED.

WARNING GIVEN Bo AN FORG   Germany Told by United States Government That Condi  tions Apply as to This  Country

Forty-one Nations Are Members, 11 Ask Admission: Consspicuous Absentees Are United States, Russia, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey; League Busily at Work on World Problems

By MILTON BRONNER (Manager of European Bureau of News paper BEnterorise Aseaclation\ _

THREE-FOURTHS OF WORLD IS IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   IRST TREATY I$ RECORDED

League of Nations Headquarters Are Bus} With World Problems—Already First Treaty Has Been Registered.  aa

FARMIERS TO BE URGED. NOT TO SELL COTTON   STATEWIDE MASS MEETING WILL CONSIDER SITUATION AT DALLAS SEPT. 1,

C. A. NORVELL  District Sales Manager Cape Girardeau  J. V. ZAHNER, Agent, Oran’ J. J. MILLER, Agent, Imo ED S. HAHN, Agent, Kelso   FARM FOR SALE

STATES PILE UP HARDING VOTE   (His Majority in Illinois ig Put 777,000   141,451 LEAD IN CALIFORNIA   Senator's Plurality in Indiana Estimated at 250,600

ILLINOIS SETS RECORD IN HARDING MAJORITY   G. 0. P. LEAD OF 777,000 INDICATED BY RETURNS —SMALL ELECTED GOVERNOR

0,0, P. CARRY ALLILLINOIS   Majority TT, 000; Thompson Candidates Win

GIGANTIC — _ SWEEP IN — ' — JLLINOIS   ES IMATED -MAJORIY FOR HARDING  AND COOLIDGE IS APP Ann .   Republicans. Elect Gover nor, Senator. and. Most . of Congressmen -— Chi: cago Gives G. O. P.-400,‘ONO ta Wnedine i, eis”

GIGANTIC  SWEEP IN" ~~ JLLINOI   ESTIMATED _ MAJORITY FOR HARDING AND COOLIDGE Is  earFe Anh   Republicans Elect. Governor, Senator: and Most of Congressmen — Chi cago Gives G. O. P. 400,  000 to Harding. sareneue

LLINOIS GIVES G.0.P. 770,000   A Reward is Offered for ; Democrat Across the River From Burlington.

CONSIDER A REFERENDUM   Illinois Constitational Convention Considers the Initativee and Ven tadeandncn: Onention.

‘ONSIDER A REFERENDUM   Illinois Ceonstitational Convention Considera the Initativee and Referendam Qurestiom.

ACTION IS BROUGHT _ IN FEDERAL COURT. ~IN LOS ANGELES   Seeks to Prevent Enforcement 0l Contracts Alleged to Have Been ~ Secured By: Coercion °

ARE STUDYING “SITUATION   Thirty, Committees Sur veying Individual Freight Problems

EXPERTS STUY HAIL PRODLENTS  IN MANY Ghia   ROAD OWNERS CLAM THEY MUST HAVE BIG INCREASE IN REY. ENUES THIS YEAR,

ARE ‘STUDYING SITUATION   Thirty Committees Sur.  . .weying Individual .. . Freight Problems .

Receives Simple Statement of Etce* tion Resutls But No Urge  P ere i a a ok

VEO 1 FEVER SAID Te oe NGREASINE   During First Part of Week New Cases In Vera Cruz Average Five a Dav.

YELLOW FEVER IN VERA CRUZ   Five Hundred Workers Are Sent Ou! to Kill Mosquitoes in Stagnant Water.

EE ltt—~—~— 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS SILK UMBRELLAS KAYVSER'S SIL UNDERTHINGS ee o> Sense ANED KIMONAS

20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS SILK UMBRELLAS KAYSER'’S SILK UNDERTHINGS QILk POREKS AND KIMIDNAS

°9 PER CENT REDUCTIONS SILK 00 URE IAS, KAYSER’S GLOVES SILK UNDERTHINGS, SILK  = vac e&” & el

20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS SILK UMBRELLAS, KAYSER’S GLOVES SILK UNDERTHINGS, SILM& Pm: arty KIWOVAS.

KANSAS BEMOGRATS ARE READY FOR CONVENTION   Don't Know Just What To Do About Kangas Industrial Court,

KANSAS DEMOCRATS WEET.   Fire Candidates ‘for’ the {Font Places an Friseo. Delegation.

BURY CHINESE PRESENT AMID MUCH PAGEANTRY   Body of Feng. “eng. Kuo-Chany emoved From Peking for Ennpral in Native Town.

NO DANGEROUS UNREST INU. S, WOOD ASSERTS   “People Are More Interested in Cost of Living Than Anything Else,” He Says

WOCD AIRS VIEWS   Says He Found No Evidence on His Trips of Dangerous Unrest.

WOOD FOUND NO PROOF OF UNREST   After Touring the Country He Says Discontent is Due to High Cost of Living for Workers.

MAJOR GENERAL WOOD IN CONFERENCE TODAY   Gives Views Concerning Different Problems In United States Today.

Democratic Candidate Shows Senate Oligarchy Protected Big Profiteers.   HARDING HAD CHANCE BUT FAILED IN CRISIS   Allowed Money Grabbers to Despoil Public for Effect in Election,

RR I aR i sen, 5 aR Ra ge A lait tk gt (gna  OX OUTLINES — PLAN TO CHECK PROFITEERING    Says Republican Senatorial Oligarchy Protected Shameless Profiteers.   FURNISH GOP CAMPAIGN FUND

COX SPEAKS IN SAN FRANCISCC   OUTLINES DEFINITE PROGRAM TO REDUCE THE COST OF  pPprveruadg:

OUTLINES A WAY: — TO REDUCE COS)   Governor Cox. Says “Con. gress Should Permit the President to Purchase   THE SUGAR’ CROP   Has Five Practical Ways— Harding Failed to Act

itlines Constructive Meas. ures To Oust Profiteers, Cut High Costs   SKS SUGAR FUND   ndidate Proposes Law To Put Time Limit On Cold Storage

Giovernor Cox Outlines Plan To Eliminate Profiteers And To Reduce High Living Cost

REPUBLICAN SENATE AlD PROFITEERS   Cox Lays All Blame of High Prices To G. O. P.

COX OUTLINES 5 PRACTICAL PLANS   For Reducing Cost of Living and Eliminating Profiteers,

OFFERS 9 PLANS 10 GUT LGL  G.0.P. Blamed for High  Prices  REP FUND $15,000,000  Says Congress Backed   G.0.P. Blamed for High  Prices   REP FUND $15,000,000   Says Congress Backed Profiteers

HIGHER WAGES OFFERED IN : HARVESY ATTRACT THE WORKERS ae   Work Is Suspended on Section A of Fort-to-Fort Road Though, ; Material Is Here   Mud Creek  “Bridge Has Been Completed Except for Strip. . ping Forms From: Structure 5a

LABOR SHORTAGE TIES UP HIGHWAY      HIGHER WAGES OFFERED IN HARVESY ATTRACT THE WORKERS   Work Is Suspended on Section A of Fort-to-Fort Road Though. Material Is Here

“NEBRASKA BAN!   Bank Had $20,000 Worth of Libert. Bonds in Vault

ROBBERS RIFLE. BANK'S SAFES   Yeggs Get Cash and Probably Bonds as Result of Blowing Safes of Wahoo, Neb,, Instittuion.

PETROLEUM EVAPORATION.   Millions of Gallons Loss Each Year Declared Entirely Preventable.

SIMS CONTINUES TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Declares Navy Department Dic Not Inform Him of Its Poli cies and Plans.   LEARNED BY AN ACCIDENT   Admiral Cites Instances Where the Department Acted Without His Knowledge.

SIMS NOT CONSULTED   Navy” ‘Department Didn’t . Ask tim About Many Plans During The War,

ADM.SIMS ‘WITHOUT THE ~ CONFIDENCE   AS’ TO"  OF NAVY. Ue tae ail FORK D + PLANS,      Delay: and Confusion Result: - ed — Herbert Hoover -oti ‘the Stand Refuses to Comment on Naval:Policies..°

SENATE PROBE IN MANNER THE WAVY CONDUCTED SUBMARNE CAMPAIGH CONTINUED WITH HOOVER OH STAND

SIMS PRODUCES MORE EVIDENCE   Admiral Gives Senate Com mittee Documents Bearing Out Charges Auainst Danie   SAYS DELAY RESULTEL

oN SN criiante       errr NAVY DEPARTMENT CONCEAL®: -ED MOVEMENTS OF FORCES,    IMPAIRED TEAMWORK:   “ALLIES  ‘HAD TO DEAL DIRECT.’ LY WITH WASHINGTON. °°   Delay aud Cc ontfoston Resulted fri _ Department’ s Polley—Hear-"': ve  Ings (Continued. mo ae i

SIMS SIMS SHBMITS DOCUMENTS 10 SUPPORT CLAIM   Shows Nav ni Department Did Not Tell Him of Policies.   ALLIED RAVAL.MEN GONSULT * URECT -WITH WASHINGTON   ‘Knew More of U. S. Plans Than Sims, He Tells ‘Committee.

CONFUSION AND  DELAY REGULT NAVAL POLICY   ADMIRAL SIMS PRESENTS FURTHER DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE SUPPORTING CHARGES,

SIMS GIES COMMITTEE DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCI   Admiral Ce ha ar 2 es: Departmen Failed to Keep Him Fully . Advised,   LACKED FULL CONFIDENCE   Because of Ignorance  of Plan -Teamwork in ‘Eijropesn  Waters Failed,

‘Admiral Sims Tells Senet Investigating Committee That épartment Kept Him in I¢norance of Pians oe , Yea icies.

SIMS CLAIMS HE WAS IGNORED BY ~ NAVY DEPARTMEN   Delay and.Confusion Resulted From Failure To Notify Him of Movements of Naval Forces.

HOOVER DECLINES TO DISCUS3 NAVY   Tells Inquiry Committee He Has Little Knowledge of the Subject.   Sims Says Department Negotiated Direct With Admir__alty of Allied Powers.

SING OAYS AVAL DEPARTMENT FAILED TO KEEP HIM POSTEL   Admiral Declares, His, Ignor ance of Plans Caused Many Embarrassments   CONFUSION FOLLOWED WITNESS ASSERTS   Instructions Slow to Arrive  from America Senators Told } at Investigation .

GILBERT RIST OPT. co Sheldon Bik. . Greenfield   -Oystmas Greetings

NEWBERRY SPENT $800,000 SAYS ONE NEWSPAPER MAN   Grand Rapids Newspee™ Man Gives Sensational Testimony at Hearing

WITNESSES SAY NOMINATION PAPERS OF DEMOCRAT CIRCUDATED BY 2 NEWBERRY ate

WOULD HAVE AGENT KEEP MILLS OPEN   Uperatives of Lawrence Ce “apany Would Pre« ‘.cwer Wages toa i Wn.

WOULD HAVE  AGENT KEEP MILLS OPEN   Operatives of Lawrence Company Would Pret- T.cwer Wages toa  eg \ "AYFS  -

MEXICO STRIKE SETTLED.   “Walkout Which Yled Up National Lines Is Called One

American League Pennant Winners Clinch Championship of 1920 with Fifth Victory as Against Two. .

BIG POLE HOLDS DODGERS, 310   Coveleski Wins Third Game of Series From Brooklyn _ Contenders.   GARNER ONLY 7 BLOWS

FNDIANG TAKE ; FOUR STRAIGHT - FROM DODGERS   Robins Blanked by the Tribe ir Last Two Games of the Series; Today’s Score  >. (3to0   NDIANS SCORE SEVEN HITS: “WHILE DODGERS GET FIVE   Coveleskie Winning Third Series Game Holds Brooklyn” : «. *Helpless ,

CLEVELAND WINS GAME AND SERIES   The 1920 Base Ball Classic Goes t Indians When They Win Four Straight

JUUXLYN HELPLESS BEFORE Bib: GOVELESKIE IN TODAY'S CAME   Dedgers Are Shut Out While Indians Run Up Count of Three  From Grimes’ Pitching; Speaker’s Men Win Five Games While Brooklyn Wins Two.

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310 0; TAKE WORLD TITLE   Coveleskie Holds the Dodg- ers Helpless; Series Ends   123456789REE BROOKLYN—  000000000052 CLEVELAND—  “O001L10L0x-873

COVELESKIE LETS ROBINS DOWN 3 70.0   Big Pole Holds Dodgers Helpless For Third Time in Series.   BROOKLYNS CAPTURED ONLY PAIR OF GAMES

Defeated Brooklyn Today by a close Game of Three to Nothing   COVELESKIE  FOR CLEVELAND     He Won Three of World Series Games Out of Five Victories.

COVELESKIE BLANKS BROOKLYN, 3700, TOGIVESPEAKER CLAN WORLD BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP   Score by Innings   MonCEOT ONO OO Om mE DHOODEHHORORE Be   Dalveries—DIooniyn. ATL ille’s swlalliaguA alill ‘rueger. Cleveland: Coveleskie and O'Neill.

Brooklyn Whitewashed in Las! Game Three to Nothing; Coveleskie Holds Dodgers Helpless

Coveleskie Pitched and Won His Third Victory of Series.   CLEVELAND WON 5 GAMES; BROOKLYN 2   Twenty-Eight Thousand Up. roarious Fans Cheered Home Team to Glory

DODGERS AGAIN FALL VICTIMS OF COVELESKIE    Big Pole Holds Opponents t Five Hits, Winning His Third Game of Series   GRIMES DODGER HURLER

Coveleskie Won His Third Game ot Series, Holding. Brooklyn Team To Five Scattered Hits

INDIANS CAPTURE DECIDING GAME BY SCORE OF 3 100   Coveles!kie Winning For Third Time, Hold Brooklyn Helpless.

SUPERBAS LOSE FINAL GAME, 3-0   Coveleskie Holds Brooklyn Helpless and Series Ends With Five Victories ijorIndiansand Two for Robins,

BROOKLYN SHUT OUT BY COVELESKIE IN A 310 0 GAME TODA)   Cleveland Won Five Game to Brooklyn's Two— Brooklyn Helpless.   BLLLETIN.

THEINDIANG “CHPTURETHE ~ SEIENTH AND  ~ FINAL GAME   COVELESKIE AGAIN TURN: x THE TRICK—BROOKLYN: . MADE HARD FIGHT,  - ALL THROUGH.

Covaleski Wins His Third Game Of Classic  World Champicnship Pennant To fy in Ohio  Grimes Pitched Good Game f or Losers  ——   Four Straight on Home Grounds   Four Straight on Home Grounds For Speaker's [ribe.

CLEVELANDERS WON THE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TAKING LAST GAME 3 TO 0

BROOKLYN LOSES DECIDING BATTLE   Last Chance Goes Glimmering For Robins When They Find Themselves Unable to Hit Great Coveleskie.   INDIANS TAKE FINAL GAME 3 T0 0

INDIANS TAKE "FOUR STRAIGHT FROM DODGERS   Robins Blanked by the Tribe in Last Two Games of the Series; Today’s Score 2100   INDIANS SCORE SEVEN HITS WHILE DODGERS GET FIVE   Coveleskie Winning Third Series Game Holds Brooklyn Helpless

rime pm      Beec:™ Championship of Universe Captur : zd by Tris Speaker’s Peerless Tribe   Br ook yn Dodgers. Trimmed for Fourth  . Sivalzht: Time hve Indians Tollar—a} Cleveland Joyous. .

TARBDING STYLE IN SUITS.      Well Dressed Men Next Year Wil Wear Binucs and Dark Grays.

HARDING’S SIMPLE CLOTHES TO BE MEN’S STYLES NEXT YEAR   (By Associated Press Leased Wire)

THE BAY AT THE NATION'S CAPITOL SHOWS NIL DOING. DIPLOMATICALLY   (Political Hub Has Settled ' Down to Dull ‘Routine - With Even Tenor of Ways Undisturbed   HARDING PANTS. TO BE WORN NEXT ‘YEAR   "PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL SET /  STYLE FOR WASHINGTON BEAU  BRUMMELS; THE NON-NOISY SILADES PREVAILING

“HARDING YFAR’SIN CLOTHING IS COMING   President-Elect Wears Conservativ Suits—Custom Cutters Promise Freedom From Frills.

HARDING YEAR STYLES “PLANNED BY CLOTHIERS   Conservatism te be Rule in Men's Wear Speakers Tell Custom Cutters and . Designers

DECREASE IN SCHOOL TERM   WILL NOT BE PERMITTED SAYS STATE SUPERINTENDENT   REDUCED IN SOME PLACES   Session of One Hundred and Twenty Days Minimum Term

UHOOL TERM MUST NOT BE DECREASED   L. N. Hines. State Superintendent. Sends Letter to Trustees and Other School Officials.   REDUCED IN SOME PLACES

WILSON FIRM IN EUGENE DEBS CASE   Has Not Changed His Mind in Re gard to Pardoning the the Socialists

NO PARDON FOR DEBS   Reported That President Wilsan Will Not Change Hls Mind

HIND GODY OF MAN IN RUINS OF FIRE   Frank Shultz, Known Here, Per ished in Hanever Blavp_   COULD NOY BE?      ENTIFIED

FIND BODY OF MAN — INRUINS OF FIRE   Frank Shultz. Known Here, Per  ished in Hanover Blaze.   COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED   News of Discovery Attracted Large Crowds Sunday. Firemen Had Searched For Several Days.

REASI N FOR ACT   Resignation of Special Assis! ant Fails to Give Reason.

PALMER ASKS SIMS  .WHY HE RESIGNS    Attorney General Tells. of -. Restrictions.

CPNSAS MEINERS STRIKE IN PROTEST AGAINST INDUSTRIAL COUET  tf N      GOVERNGR ALLEN CONFERS WIT] MEMBERS OF COURT ON GENERAL SITUATION,

COAL MINERS FORGE: SSUE ON LABOR TAM      fiipeyees of Two dines Walt “Oul Recrasd of Industri Court dau .   ACCEPTS THEIR CHALLENGE      GOVERNOT SAYS RE AWILL & PORCE “THE: DAW,      Ate Fhort. Conferenes Wiue New  UME Fld ges Goverticr Allen nn fiiees Tosa § Will As. Fert ts: Se rng y.

KANSAS MINERS QUIT TO TEST NEW-STATUTE   “evernor Allen Says Strike of 400 “ins an.Immediate Test of Law.

MINE STRIKE IN PROTEST ALLEN’S BILL   Four Hundred Miners Out in Pittsburg D.strict.   MEARS AN IMMEDIATE TEST   New Industrial Relations Court, Governor Deciared this Morning, When Informed of Strike.

KANSAS MINERS STRIKE AT NEW LABOR MEASURE   400 Quit Work When In dustrial Court Law Takes Effect. .

400 KANSAS MINERS. ARE ON STRIKE   PROTEST OVER PASSAGE OF INDUSTRIAL COURT BILL.

J. ; “ Because ot ‘Passage  of Industrial Court Ri”   IMMEDIATE TEST OF NEW  LAW-SEEN BY GOVERNOR      Convenes Conference on Learning .of Developments Says Necessary Action Will Be Taken at Once

MINERS ON A STRIKE   They Quit Work Near Piltsburg as Protest Against New Law.   NEDIATE TEST OF LAW      Governer Allen Said it Would Come at Once—Te Take Necessary Action,

KANSAS MINERS . CALL STRIKE.  BY ASSOCIATED FRESE. TEARED.Wiree Toh TRIRTINE

FOUR HUNDRED MEN QUIT WORK BECAUSE BILL WAS PASSED,   TWO-MINES SHUT DOWN   IT BRINGS AN IMMEDIATE TEST OF INDUSTRIAL COURT.   Whatever Action May Be Necessary to Vindicate the Sovereignty of the  State Will Be Taken. ;

KANSAS MINERS 60 ON STRIKE AGAIN  Object to New Law In State and Quilt Work In Pits    MUST BE TESTED SOON

KANSAS MIRERS STRIKE AGAINST NEW STATE LAY   To  Make Immediate Test o1  . Industrial Relations —  rnsent tat”

NEGRO PARADE STARTS SCENE: ONE IS KILLED   Sailor Killed and Three Civilians Injured in Black Belt.   Trouble Starts When White Man Makes Siurring Remark About a Negro Parade,

CHICAGO BLACKS RIOT   KILL. ONE WHITE MAN AND IN. JURE THREE.   Great Lakes Saiior Victim of Battle in the Black Belt of Chicaao.

LABOR WANTS PLANK   May Ask for Non-Intervention Policy in Mexico.   Republican and Democratic Conven. tions Likely to Be Requested by A. F. of L. to Take Action.

Comnillee From American  Federation of — Labor Headed By  Gompers Backs Movement,   Mexican Government Sends Delegale to Allend The Labor Federation in Montreatin July,

LABOR TO ASK PLANK   TO REQUEST NONINTERVENTION IN MEXICO.    Both the Republican and Democratic  Convention May Be Requested by  A. F. of L. to Take Action.

TOUND STRYCHNINE   University Chemist Makes Pre liminary Report. in Hixon Case

Will Give Bail for Release of Miss Knowles by Immigration Officials.

THIEVES SEND STOLEN "CARS TO WASHINGTON   Work of Auto Jacks Unearthed by Detectives—-27 Stolen Cars  Rornavorad

AUTO THIEVERY BROUCHT TO LICH   Cars Stolen in New York Find Salé Through Washington Dealers.-

Se nioment, © b D Dette ieieeiee  WOMAN SAYS SHE MURDERS CHILDREN

ILLINOIS’ REPUBLICAN PLURAI« ITY NEAR MILLION MARK   Missing Precincts May Cany It Ta the High Mark Indicated,

KUPEK GiVES WAKNING   DECLARES DRY LAW WILL BE EN. FORCED STRICTLY.   Calls on the Nation to Help Put the Prohibition Act Into  Effect.

ASKS FOR “DRY AND ORDER SUDAY’   Roper Calls on Nation to Help Enforce Dry Law,   Wants January 18 Ceiebrated as “Dry and Order Sunday”—Act to Be Enforced,

JANUARY. LAW      Celebration Endorstd by Commission er Roper, Who Appeals for an Aroused Publie Conscience,

APPEALS TO PUBLIC   Roper Calls on Nation to Help Enforce Dry Law.   Wants January 18 Celebrated as “Dry and Order Sunday”—Act to Be Enforced.

RECOMMEND IMMEDIATE REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS   {Rv United Press}

SESFENES BERANE FP BN ERT ee  Alabama District Well Guarded by Soldiers.

CIGARETTES = SOLD HERE?   Attorney General Orders Local Investigation.   County Attorfley Gundy; to Whor Locai Order Is Directed, On Way to Guatamala.

KANSAS PROBES HARDING GIFT   PRESENT WAS CIGARETTES ANC THIS 1S A VIOLATION OF THE STATE LAW

HOPKINS 1 T0 FIGHT - THE SALE OF CIGARETS   Has Instructed Two County At “ torneys. to Gat Busy and Er. . force Law. .

ANTI-CIGARET LAW VIOLATED   Attormey General of Kaneas Loeking Imto Infractions.

MAY ©O TO JAY FOR GIFT TO HARDING   AteRisen Meu Who Seat Carton o Civarcties May He Vrosecuted by H°pkins

GOV. ALLEN UPENS FOR GEN. WOOD   Convention Oratory Bursts Loose Today and Swarms Cheer Speakers

LEONARD WOOD   Nears the Same Uniform That Washington, Jackson And ~  Grant Wore.   ‘REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN

NEW TYPHOID FEVER PLAN   Method Announced at Meeting of  Medical Coneress

Reduction of Military — - Service In France Is Impossible at Presen

FRANCE NEEDS TROOPS,   Minister Declares . Reduction - Servier Is Inepeusible, +

BRITISH SHIPPING IS TIEDUP   More Boston Freight Handlers Expected to Strike

HOLD NATIONAL BAPTIST MEET IN SPRINGFIELD   First National S. S. Congress Held Above Ma son-Dixon Line.

DEALT BODY BLOW SAY THE FARMERS   GOVERNMENT # DEMANDS SACRIFICES NOT REQUIR: ED OF OTHERS.

CAR TRIKE IN  WILL “NOT AFFEGT FAR IN DES MOINES   ATTENDANCE WILL BE BUT SLIGHTLY DIMINISHED.   CROWD COMES TO SEE FAIR, NOT TO RIDE CARS.   Mass Meeting of Citizens Called in Capital City For This Evening to Protest Against Increased Car Fare.

RUSSIA SEEKS PEACE   Soviets -Offer Poland a Generous Boundary Line.   Propose That Hostilities Stop Within 48 Hours After Prefiminary Peace _ Treaty Signed.

RED PEACE OFFER   BOLSTEEVAS     PROPOSE BOUND -4 . * ALY LINE FOR POLAND, —   Pina isto Get Polist® Cunsent to ad  3 ae  . Armistice, a

nEU PEAGE: OFFER   BOESHEVINS PROPOSE BOUND  ARY LINE FOR POLAND,

REDS iN PEACE OFFER   RUSSIA PROFFERS POLAND GEN. EROUS BOUNDARY LINE.   Suggests That Hostilities End Within 48 Hours After Signing of Preliminary Treaty.

CATCH TD  ISAO  TF STEEL WEN   Will Submit Evidence o Building “Inierference”’ to Grand Jurv.   RECORDS DISCLOSED   Ereciors’ Association Paid “Money to LW.W., Tis Books Show.

GAQUP HINDERS AUILDING, SAY ~-{NVESTIGATORS       inifed. States “Asked: to ..Act “in Cases: of Alleged Interference.

EVIDENCE TEND TO SHOW . W. W. IN THE TRUST   iron Erectors’ Minutes Record “Unpaid Advances” to Industrial Workers of £100 55.

SAY ERECTORS INTERFERED   Joint Legislative Committee Wil) Present Further Testimony.

PROOF ‘BUILDING TRUST’ TO JURY   Charge Iron Erectors Concern With Dealing With the . Ww. a.

tional Erectors’ Associa lion Had Dealings with Radicals.   ‘IDENCE GIVEN AT NEW YORK PROBE

PENNANT AACE TIGHTENS IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE   CLEVELAND HOLDS LEAD BY ONLY ONE-HALF GAME—GIANTS STILL HAVE BARE CHANCE IN NATIONAL LEAGUFE.

DUBLIN CITY OFFICIALS IN HARD STRAITS   Propose to Sell City Property and Raise Funds for Payment of Officials,

MAKE NEW TELEGRAPH CODE   Royal Cipher Key Discovered by the Sinn Feiners—Used Only by Royalties.

AUTO MAKERS BEWILDERED BY FORD CU]   Second Hand Dealer Are Hardest Hit By Reductions.

AUTO MEN” BEWILDERED.   : Manufacturers Look Fe For General’ Gut ia j Prices.

HARDING VIEW OF LEAGUE IS MADE KNOWN      George wl Wickersham, After Conference With Repubican  "Presidential: Candidate, Gives we ws   WOULD: NOT REJECT WHOLLY   Objectionable Provisions Of Covenant May. Have To Be Preserved. To Stabilize Peace OF  Toranean Natiane:   NO GERMAN SEPARATE PEACE

HARDING APPROVES PART OF COVENANT CAYS WITKERSHAM   Former Attorney General Confers With G. O. P. Nominee on League, Finds the Senator in Agreement With Principle of Pact.   WOULD AID IN REVISING DOCUMENT AFTER ELECTION   Nominee Recognizes Necessity of Stabilizing Influence, Asserts Republican Endorser of Treaty of Versailles.

WILL NOT FINALLY REJECT THE LEAGUE      Senator Harding’s Political Contortions Are Growing More Elaborate   ACCEPTS -A PORTION   G.:0. P. League Advocate Sees Candidate and Gets New Light on Treaty Issue

SAYS HARDING DOES. NOT REJECT LEAGUE   NOMINEE. WOULD ONLY RE VISE COVENANT, SAYS WICKERSHAM.

ee ASHAM TELLS minh OF aARDINE   ui) REVISE COVENANT.   r Attorney General De. sres that Candidate Recog. gises Plan May Have Become 90 Interwoven with Europe’: fortanes that Unobjection ".. peatures Are Needed.  forme

HARDING TOTTERS ON LEAGUE ISSUE   “Will Not Wholly and Finally Reject the League,” Says Wickersham.

WIGKEROFAM AND HARDING MELT USC USD LEAGUE   Former Republican Attorney General and Advocate of League of Nations Announces Approval of Senator's Stand.   MAKES LABOR DAY ADDRESS   Candidate Leaves Tuesday Morning to Speak Before Minnesota State Fair. Meets General Wood in Chicago.

DOES NOT FULLY AE JECT LEAGUE   Wickersham Says Harding Would Aid Revision   FRIEND OF COVENANT   Former Attorney General who Espouses League of Nation Declares Republican Candidate will Accept Its Good Features—Senator Harding Refuses to Comment

HARDING NOT 10 WHOLLY REJECT NATIONS LEAGUE  TF AE WINS OU   Will Take Lead in_Revising Covenant and Putting 1 Into Practical Operation. Wickersham Says,   -X-ATTORNEY GENERAL INTERVIEWS NOMINEE   Pact's Unobjectionaole Features Must Be Preservec io Stabilize Europeat Pance. Ie Claim Made,

MORE’ INTANGIBLES   CRAGUN PREDICTS NEW REC ; ord WILL. BE SET, °   ‘Holds: Assessor's _ School sim: Tens! Of Bo: ard’s’ Work,

MORE INTANGIBLES   CRAGUX PREDICTS XEW REC ORD WiLL. BE SET.   liolds Assessor's School.—Sims Tells of Board’. Work,

ARNSTEIN WILL BE GRILLED   Man Under Indictment in $5,000,000 Bond Theft Ptot Summoned Be. fore Commissioner.

PALMER ANNOUNCES FOR THE PRESIDENC’   Attor ney General Tells Georgian He Will Run on Achievements of Administration.

PALMER WILL SEEK DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FOR PRESIDENCY SAYS FORMAL STATEMENT

Attorney Gen. Palmer Is a Candidate   Will Have His Name Placed on Derr ocratic Primary Ticket. in Georyris for President.

TTORNEY GENERAL” FIRST DEMOCRAT 10 BECOME CANDIDATE   Announcement Likely To Qpen Way For Others To Make Known Wishes.

BEIN RACE. FOR CHAIR   Democfatic vi Political Campaign Formally Opéned With His Announcement At. ‘Atlanta, Geor  TO MAKE PERSONAL. CANVASS   Some’ Betieve> Bryan -Will Throw His.» Support’ - Toward ‘Attorney General-—Is Napite Of  Strate. .      “OTHER  NAMES MENTIONED

PALMER THROWS HIS HAT INTO THE POLITICAL ARENA   Attorney General De clares Himself a Presidential Candidate

PALMER IN RACE FOR PRESIDENS!   ATTORNEY GENERAL WiKE> GhOMGIA COMMEPTEER tis ANNOUNCEMENT.

GHAPEAU OF PALMER 19. HURLED INTO THE RINE   ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS HE IS IN RACE FOR BIG JOB ANDF HIS NAME WILL GO ON THE BALLOT IN GEORGIA...

PALMER WILL Ee BE CANDIDATE   ATTORNEY :GENERAL © ACCEPTS  'GEORGIA’S PROPOSAL TO MAKE HIM: PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY.

PALMER DROPS HIS HAT IN THE DEMOCRAT RING   ATTORNEY GENERAL STARTS CAMPZICN BY ASKING FOR GEORGIA’S DELEGATION

PALMER'S HAT » TN THE RINE   Attorney General Makes For mal Announcement of Candidacy for President,

PALMER COMES QUT AS OPEN CANDIDATE   ATTORNEY GENERAL NO LONGER A BASHPUL stiror.   Georcin Democratic Committers No. tified We Will He Vhankial for soeppert—Johnsen Scores  the Administration,

PALMER 1 NOW A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Attorney Genera! Joins Lone List of White House Aspirants.   HAS PETITION IN GEORGIA

PALMER CANDIDATE FOR U.S. PRESIDENT   Announces He Will Try for Democratic Nomination.  OPENS PARTY'S CAMPAIGN   Action of Attorney Genera First Step Taken by Any o: Those Mentioned as Possi ble Choices of Convention— Has Substantial Organiza. tion Behind Him.

PALMER WILLIN’ 10 MAKE RAC   Attorney General Announces Candidacy for Democratic Nomination for President.

PALMER DECLARES HE I CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION   Writes Hiram Gardner o! Georgia That He Will be Honored.—Others May Declare Themselves Within a Short Time. -  FIRST TO MAKE DECLARATION   Makes Position ‘Known’ Im. “mediately in His Telegram

PALMER IS CANDIDATE FOR WHITE HOUSE   Attorney General Makes Formal An: nouncement for Georgit Primary.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL ENTERS CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENC)   A. Mitchell Palmer Authorizes Use of  His Name in Georgia—Supports Wilson's Views,

PALMER ANNOUNCES HE WOULD BE PRESIDENT   ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS DEMO CRATS OF GEORGIA TO ENDORSE HIS CANDIDACY.

PALMER NY RAGE AS OEMOCRAT NOMINEE   Attorney General Says Decis ion for or Against Administration Should Be Made in Georgia

PALMER THINK WILOON'G T0Gh WOULD FIT HIM   Attorney General Of Unitec States Formally Announces Candidacy for President on Democrat Tickel

FIFTY-GEVEN TO THIRTY-NINE   Looks Like the Republican and DemOcratic Figures In New United States Senate.

Republican Candidates Elected In Btates Thought Certain for Democracy.

REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE 18 MAJORITY IN THE U. S. SENATE   REPUBLICAN SENATORS ELECTEE IN OREGOS, ORLAHOWA {SD ARIZONA

DR. BROCKWAY !S GUILTY   JURY RETURNS VERDICT AFTER BEING OUT 20 MINUTES

Prince of Wales Has  : a Doubie in England   Woman Found One of ’En

FARM BUREAU 10 CHECK UP RATES   WILL KEEP RATLROAD —§ RATE FILES FOR FARMERS BENEFIT.  Appoint Representatives to Speak For Farmers to Republican and Demo crat Platform Committees.

TAKE UP RATE PROBLEM   Farmers Decide to Establish. Bur ecate-Gareful Anulysis Will see Made of Condirio;

FARM BUREAU WANTS FREIGHT RATE DEPT.   Claim Beef Can Be Loaded On Boats In South America Five Cents Cheaper Than Here.

FARMERS PLAN BUREAL   ESTABLISHMENT OF RATE DE PARTMENT MAKES DEPARTURE IN FARM M. AGEMENT.

Russians Attacking 120 Miles From Warsaw—American Food is Removed.

POLES FLEE FROM BIALYSTOK   Russians Attacking 120 Miles” From Warsaw—American Food Is Removed.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO ENDORSE WILSON RUSSO-POLISH STAND   Sending a Note that Paris and Washington Attitudes are dentical   BRITISH AND FRENCH SPLIT ABOUT WRANGEI   Recognition eld Menace to En tente Relations

This ts What French Note Say: Regarding Polist Afiales.      HEIGHTING NEAR TO WARSAW   Russians Are Sul Comlag Up— Plans Being Pushed tor an Araiistice. -

Ths COMMENICAFION ‘Wad, Dat LIVERED TO AMERICAN EBPRESENTATIVE AT PARIS...        The Note Which Was Signed by Pre Du Not Repreeent Bessia’s People. Es

FRENCH PLEASED AT AMERICAN NOTE   ‘Send Message  Felicitating   This Country On its Unity With France in the Problems Involved in the Polish Situation.

AGREES WILLS.   ENDORSES STAND OF PRESIDENT @ILSUN AGAINSY S¢GVIET GOVERNWENT   CANNOT HAVE RELATIONS WITH GOVT. CONSPTRACY AWAINSD INSTITETION

COMMISSION WILL REGULATE RATES   Corporation Commission Given Pcwer to Conform Rates  With Recent Raise.

FRANCE IN ACCORD ~ WITH WILSON UPON POLISH SHTUATION   Holds Same View as Expressed Recently in a Note to the Italian Ambassador.

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE ABOUT TO RESIGN   THE RESULT OF DIPLOMATIC MIS.  UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN  BRITAIN AND FRANCE

FRENCH PLEASED WITH U.S, STAND TAKEN IN NOTE   France is in “Complete Accord” Says Note Sent to America— Russ Capture Towns   Strict Law Enforced With Apreach ©: Bolsheviki Hand to Hand Fighting at Front

rHANGE COMMENDS WHEDON ATTITUDE   IN NEW NOTE DECLARES HEL VIEWS ARE IDENTICAL WITH THOSE OF UNITED STATES.

PRESIDENT OF FRANGE MAY QUIT   Biitish- French Differ ence Is Cause  PARIS IS EXCITED  Te 74? , o teem? Ss Te 4?   Believe Germany Behind Bolshevik Drive

‘RANCE. FAVORS © “POLICY OF Us §   Jations in “Complete Accord” on Bolshevik Problem, Says Millerand.   2eclares France Has Not Yet Deter. mined to Give Material Aid to Gcheral Wrange!—Awaits Con. , ference With British.

SAYS AMERICA FRANCE AGREE   Note Sent to United State Concerning Russo-Polish Situation.

U. 5. POLICY 15 0. (10 BY FRANCE   Paris Note Links America and French on Russia.   SAYS CIVILIZATION AT STAKE   Premier Millerand Declares Washington Principles Led to Recognition of Gen. Wrange!—Asserts Nations in Complete Accord.

POLES BEA BACK SOVIET  rts AEH HAAN AATTI F   French Govt. Is Pleased at “Complete Accord” on Polish Situation   POLES AND REDS TO CONFER SATURDAY   Polish Mark Rises in Value; Air Raids Featuring Hlostilities

FRANCE WELCOMES Uo, Aa ALLY FOR STAND ON RUSSIA   Note Addressed to Washingtor Expresses Pleasure at “4dentical” Position.

AS a  FRANCE FAVORS © POLICY OF U. S.   Nations in “Complete Accord” on Bolshevik Problem, Says Millerand.   NOTE SENT TO WASHINGTON   Declares France Has Not Yet Determined to Give Material Aid to General Wrangel—Awaits Con. ference With British,

BERLIN DISCUSSES VISIT OF COL. HOUSE   HIS MISSION IN 1916 WAS APPROVED BY VON BERNSTORFF   Letters of German Officials § a: Time Made Public in Berlin Today

BERNSTORIE RECOMMENDED COLONEL HOUSE   Correspondence Made Public Reveals Aititude of Bern: storff During 1916.   Saw in House Chance to Better Relations With America.

GERMANS WERE “FOR COL; HOUSE   BERNSTORFF ASKED FOREIGN OFFICE TO SEND NO “SNARLING NOTES;” SAID COL HOUSE USEFUL.

VON BERNSTORFF HAD RECOMMENDED COLONEL HOUSI   To the German Authorities as Personal Friend and Representative of Wilson Before  War Was Declared.

GERMANY PROBES PRE-WAR EVENTS   Trip Of Col. House In 1916 For The President Is Reviewed; Praised As Statesman.

GOL, HOUSE WAS RECOMMENDED BY VON BERNSTORFI   Letter Introducing Him to Von Jagow Revealed in Berlin Inquiry.

HOUSE AND WILSON GERMAN FRIENDS, SAYS BERNSTOREF   LETTERS FROM AMBASSA DOR CLAIM. COLONEL WAS USEFUL ALLY.   ‘SPRESIDENT NO FOE’   Whitlock Reported to Have Said President Not Sworn . ta Enriity.

Von Bernstorff Gave Wilson’s Personal Representative Letter To  ON a as gees ei Tee

Letters of Former Ambassador to U. S. Published in Berlin Deal Much with Wilson’s Close Friend.   AMERICA’S SILENT MAN WAS - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY HIM

LETTERS PROVE VON BERNSTORFF BOOSTED HOUSE   Wrote Foreign Office Colonel Was Very “Deserving”

ARMED THUG ROBS CLEVELAND WOMAR   Enters Room in Hotel and Holds   'Vietim Up.

i  s   u  TIM OF THUG   Guest at Cleveland Hotel At tacked and Robbed.

DEWOCRATS GET ics A      George’ P!:Hampion’ Presents Program-Which Agriculturists Want. Party’ fo Adopt:

ULTIMATUM BY ‘FARMERS GIVEN TO DEMOCRATS   Radical. Planks De manded by 750 ,000 Tillers ofthe. Soil.

TOWN OF THORN TO POLES   Germans to Evacuate Bromberg Next --Danzig on February 4.

POLES TAKE TOWN OF THORN   Bromberg Next to Be Evacuated b) Germans—Danzig to Be Taken Over February 4.

al a Wat as Ph* ORs Phe SEs Ee SEP OES GP  jj} ONCE PROMINENT ' q PHYSICIAN DIED br AS DISH-WASHER. -:

Mayors of Towns In Thick of World War Fighting Send Their Fine Senti - ments of Appreciation Across the Atlantic to the  Deannla nf Amarira

FRANCE AND U3. TO PAY DEAD HONG   Children of Peasants Will Joiz Republic’s Heads in Giving Praise ‘to Brave American: Who Fell Far From Home   President Wilson, Ambassador Wallace and Marshal Petain the Official Representative: Who Will Laud Khaki Men

YANK DEAD TO BE HONORED ~ BY THE FRENCH   Impressive  Memorial Service for Americans Will Be Held Through out France on'Sabbath. Many Features.   WILSON’S PACT

OPPOSE INTERCHERCH PLAN   M1. Lenin’ Presbytery Votes Disapproval of World Movement.

I LAS.      Deadlock on Colifornia Land Bill Reached in Conference : Alto 3 Months   SURPLUS TRANSFERS —— ’ AFTER OCT. 21 VOID   Royalty Distribution Left to Smoot and Oregon Man  ‘to: Determine.

JIL LEASING BILL BETS COMPROMISE   CONFERERS AGREE ON. MAIS PARTS OF MEASURE UP FOR THERE MONTHS.

s More and : Unrest-Spirit--+-~ Mines; Military * iontana, Following .  Troubles are Clearing

Butte Labor Troubles Result in Calling Out of  Soldiers.   FOURTEEN ARE SHOT IN CLASH LAST NIGHT   Miners Are Striking for ; Wage of $7.00 and a SixHour Day.

TROOPS RUSHED r i a   Guard in Front of Labor Paper at Butte, Mon - tana, Shot and Killed— Arrested Man Says the Shantinge Arridental

MONTANA ASKS — AID OF TROOPS   .' W. W. DISTURBANCES CAUSE OF REQUEST ‘TC GENERAL Lienomyrer   Radical Guara Killed Today by  Another of His Companions in Butte. 1

ALLEGED . W. W.S SHOT IN CLASH WITH MINE GUARDS   DISTURBANCES CONTINTODAY AS PICKETS MERT RESISTANCE.   14IN HOSPITAL

STRIKE ZONE SCENE OF BIG RIOT; 14 SHOT   Butte, Montana, i in Grip of Bloody Disorder; Guard Killed.

THREE JURIES MAY HEAR MURDER TRIAL      Official Verdiet by League Jury te Be Passed’ Upeu by American Legion™  and Libor Members,

Prices Slashed As N As Much‘As 50 to 60 Per Gey At; Merchants Claim  7

CLOTHES : PRICES TAKE A TUMBLE   Chicago and Kansas City Firms Announced Fifty Per Cent Discounts.

LOWER LEVELS   LARGE STOCKS ARE’ THROWN ON THE MARKET IN CHICAGO—CRUBE OIL

 FORTY-SEVEN HIGH: SCORE:                . Rime Lead in the Shoot “at the : ~ Park, ctougiie. Frifla

FORTY-SEVEN HIGH SCORE.   H, Rifte Lead in the Shoot at the Park Grounds Friday.

ADMIRAL CONTINUES HIS TESTIMONY ON SUBJECT   Asserts Navy Department Would Not Heed Advice That Convoys Were Needed.    FAILURE MORE SERIOUS THAN ANY OTHER DELAYS   - a Ss a  ‘Urged Action Time and Again   Only to Be Asked for Fur. ther Explanations.   EXHAUSTS HIS VOCABULARY   Reiterates His Recommendations Which Finally Prevailed, Were Right.

DEPARTMENT SLOW TO ADOPT CONVCY SYSTEM, COMPLAIN   ‘Admiral Sims Declares He Was Desperate Because-of Naval Office Delay   OFFICER SAYS HIS THEORIES PROVEN   Failure to Accept-Recommendations Castly During Early Stage of War

NATOR §PCORNICK TU PRESENY HARDING'S VIEWS. AN LEAGUE 10 EURAPE        ssembly. at Geneva Send: Commutlication to Mr. Wilson on 4 American Participation

LEAGUE WILL Rak Uo, TOCONCILIATE TURKS-ARMENIANS   Council Direct Note Dispatch to Powers Seeking Nation to Act as Mediator.   ASSEMBLY NOT READY TO BURY WORLD'S WAR TOOLS   Discussion of Disarmament I: Developer of Expressions Against Any Haste.

ASQUITH, FORMER Se TO PRESENT RESOLUTION IN COMMONS      WANTS PACIFICATION   Interests of Ireland and British Empire Demand Settlement of Troubles !   Feared That Debate Will Arouse Sense of Disorder Similar te Monday .   TAKES HARDING'S VIEWS?   Senator McCormick Said to Be on Way to Geneva

Will Lay Senator Harding’s Views 0 League of Nations Before Governmental Staff:

GES 10 EUROPE TO REPRESENT  OEN HARDIN   MEDILL MeCORMICK WILL CON  VEY HARDING'S VIEW ON LEAGUE TO RULERS.

SEN. M’CORMICK GOES TO EUROPI   Said He Will Lay Hard ing’s Views on L. of N. Before Nations

PALS LEH HOPES IO LAY VIEWS GcFUR WORLD CHIEFS   Senator Medill McCormick Sails for Geneva to Attend Convention   NO OFFICIAL U.S. > REPRESENTATIVE   Republican Shut-Out Keeps America From Sessions of Importance

Illinois Senator, Paris Report Says, Will Acquaint European Nations with Senator Harding’s Personal Ideas on Peace Pact.   GERMAN PROTEST WILL BE LODGED WITH DELEGATES

M’CORMICK TO GIVE HARDING LEAGUE VIEWS   That is Purpose of Illinoi: Senator’s Trip to Europe, Paris Heads.   ASSEMBLY DISCUSSES VISI

PLANNING VDOLEMAN      Great Combine to Market Grain Being Formed by Grain Producers Now in Convention  Local Organizations All Over The Country Are Part of The Plan.

PLANNING 10 ADULIH VDLEMAN   Great Combine to Market Grain Being Formed by Grain Procucers Now in Convention  Local Organizations All Over  The Country Are Part of The Pian

TALK OF CIVIL WAR IS HEARD IN VIENNA, WHERE MONARCHISTS ARE ACTIVI

RAILROADS SHOW BIG GAIN IN NET INCOME   Figures For October Are $82,947,374 As Compared With $79,876,655 In September.

pa des  RAILROADS FEEL AFFECT DRINGREASE {N RATES   Net: Operating Inéénie Of Twelve Lines: Announced. ,

THREE ARRESTED ON BRIBE CHARG   TWO KANSAS CITY DRUGGISTS AND FORMER U. 8S. AGENT GET HEARINGS,   ARE RELEASED ON BOND   Claim Federal Bureau Chief Was Offered Money to “Shield” Sale of Narcotics,

SOENDS A BIT FISHY.      It May Re Trne But You Knoy -*Tke Old Sonr.

‘OND VICTIM         or Mysterious Double Murder = it Cleveland is Ficntified.

THE DRYS LOSE FIRST HEAT   hey Are Compelied to Pres. Thelr Case First in Committee. Unt. Role * Attacked.

QUESTION UNIT nULE UP BEFORE RULE COMMITTEE   New York Delegates Eound by Such Rule Make Fight Against It

MODIFY UNIT BULE   Committee Ruling Would Split New York Delegation

UNIT RULE [9 A HARD KNOI   Committee on Rules is Not Finding Pathway Easy to Travel.

NOMINATING SPEECHES MAY BE REACHED BY TONIGHT.   ADMINISTRATION PRESSES HOME YESTERDAY VICTORY

MOUIEFY UNI RULE   Committee Raling Would Split Wow York Delevation

UNT RULE INVOKED - BY.N, Y, DELEGATION   Question of Whether State Delegation Can be Bound ~ By Unit Rule Presented.

COMMITTEE CONFRONTED - BY UNIT RULE PROBLEM   iNew York Delegation, With 90  Votes Bound By Rule Over  Protest of Several,   QUESTION ARISES OVER A MOTION FOR 1912 RULES   ‘BOTH SIDES BEING HEARD’   Administration Supporters Gain Victory in Reed and Geor-  gia Contests,

UNIT RULE HIT AND DEFENDED AT FRISCO   New York Delegation, Bound By State Instructions, Heads Fight Against Edict.

Wilson Attitude On Peace Treaty Still Unchanged   Sen. Simmons To Visit Wilson As Emissary of Coalition Seeking Ratification   .NO PROMISE OF  EARLY ACTION   Treaty Seems Destined To Be One of Big Features of Coming Campaign

SENATOR SIMMONS MUST SUBMIT DEF NITE PROPOSAL  For Modification of Ladge’s Reserva   For Modification of Lodge’s Reservation to Article 10   Or His Prospective Visit to the White House Will Be In Vain.

SIMMONS ~GONFERENGE YS AWAITED   Doubt is Expressed Whether President Wilson Will See Carolina Senator

WHESON HAS NOT oa io ~ ON ARTICLE TE      Modification; of. ‘Lodge Reservation. Abaolute- . ly Necessary.   ‘SIMMONS’ VISIT  . WILL BEIN VAIN   Will Be Useless Unless the Sena tor Has Suggestion For Material Modification.

MURDERER CONFESSED   The Man Who Killed the Wichita ‘Ollicer Tefls He Did the Killing.

HARDING TAKES IT EASY!   Republican Nominees Has Day of Rest Before Talk on Constitution

HARDING TO ADDRESS HOME STATE CROWD   Republican Candidate to Tall on Constitutional Government Friday.   COX SPEAKS IN NEVADA

RUSS TO BE GIVEN ~ TEXT OF AMERICAN NOTE TO ALLIES   790.45 That Stand-Against Diememberment Wilt Coun‘teract Red Appeal,   POLES WILL ASK FOR AID   Prensadiy Will be In Form of Request “For Extension of Credit; War DePaurtment Asked ¢o Sell Clothing aid Shoes; Warsaw. Pate Uncertain.

ALLIES GIVEN COPIES OF NOTE FROM AMERICA   UNITED STATES ANNOUN. CES POLICY FAVORING TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF RUSSIA AND POLAND.

U3. (OI ACCORD WITH ALLIES UN POLAND'S FUTURE   Great Britain and Other Pow ers Receive Copies of America’s Note.   Any Further Move Must Come From European Governments, Official View.

Working Men Have Studied Record of Two Great Parties   HARDING {S$ SOME PITCHER

DANIELS DEFENDS MARINES IN HAIT   THOROUGH INVESTIGATION Is ORDERED OF CHARGES BY MAJOR GENERAL BARNETT,

HAITE CHARGES UP TO NAVAL BOARD   Daniels Names Committee to Investigate Allegations of Out rages.

DANIELS NAMES INQUIRY BOARD   Orders Thorough investigation of the Haltien Affair,   REPORTS ARE WADE PUBLIC

BOARD OF INQUIRY NAMED BY DANIELS   Investigate Charges of Alleged Marine Wrongs in Haiti.   “ILLEGAL = EXECUTIONS”   )f Oaptive Bandits Brought Out at Trial of Two Marine Corps Privates——Officers Responsible Were Transferred, But No Further Action Taken—Badly Handled.

Daniel: Orders ‘Alleged  Wrongs Committed 7  Tuvestigated   Danielé. ‘Orders Alleged , Wrongs, Committed . Investigated:   FIRST-REPORT. GOES AMISSING   mis Responsibilitiy Fo: .. Actions-to: Mayor: Smet +400 Pa

SECRETARY DANIELS ORDERS HAYTI QUIZ   General Barrett Is Recalled to Washington to Give Complete Evidence.

BOARD OF INQUIRY ON HAITI KILLING   Secretary Daniels Starts In: vestigation of Marines Alleged Misconduct.

“Y rage   D ANIELS CALLS A PROBE   tha aaa  i IT IS TRUE, AE LI GET MEN BERIND CRIMES.

WILL INVESTIGATE      Probe of Alleged Haitian Kill ings is Ordered

AILLING OF HAITIAND 10 BE PROBED   Board of Inquiry Is  Appointed For An   Investigation.   Will Look Into All the Wrongs Alleged Committed By U. as  Marines.

DANIELS 70 PROBE ~WRONGS” IN HALT   BOARD OF INGUIRY APPOINT. ED T0.MAKE THOROUGH INVESTIGATION.   WITNESSES ARE GALLEL   Barnett’s Reference to “Indiscriminate Killings” Will Be Looked Into.

Board Appointed With Directions to Probe ‘Indiscriminate: Killings” of Natives by Marines; Col, Russell’s Report Published;  Major Wells Named Responsible Officer   GENERAL BARNETT [§ RECALLED

HAITI KILLINGS PLACED UNDER SEARCHLIGHT   DANIELS ORDERS THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF ALL WRONGS ALLEGED COMMITTED

TO PROBE HAITI. SCANDAL   DANIELS, AFTER VEXPOBE, ORDERS A BOARD OF INQUIRY.   Evidence. That Marine. ‘Corps. Officers Triea te Cover Up Conditions Is : Reyealed—Courts-Martial  . Awe Recommonded.

Gompers Says War With Mexico Is Aim of Fall   SENATE REPORT, IF ACTED UPON AS SUGGESTED, WOULD INEVITARLY LEAD T0 CLASH BHETIVEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES—WOULD MEAN THAT THE UNITED STATES WOULD HAVE TO POLICE ALL MEXICO,

TERMS REPORT OF SEN, FALL VICiOU:   Would Re-write. Constitution for Their Benefit; Labor Head States

BUMPERS SAYS FALL'S SGHEME WOULD BE BAG   Predicts War With Mexico If it Is Ever Put Into Effect.

GOMPERS ATTACKS REPORT ON MEXICO   DECLARES IF PLANS ARE CARRIED OUT U. S. WILL BE INVOLVED IN WAR.

Senizte Recommendations if Carried Out Mean War Declares Samuel Gompers

BUMPERS oAYD WAR WITH MEX WOULD FOLLOW   CARRYING OUT OF RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE REPORT OF SENATOR FALL   ¢ harges That Heart of R port Is Vi. cicus and Would Meet Wishes of Oil and Mine Owners.

BOMPE Ro GRILL  COMMITTEE FOR To REPORT ON  ~ MEXIGAN PROBE   War Is Inevitable If These Recommendations Are Carried Out, Is the Opinion ‘of  abhor  eader,   HEART OF REPORT IS BRANDED AS VICIOUS   Changes in Constitution, As Demanded, Would Mean Playing Into the Hands of  fiRio Rieinace !

GO¥PERS SCORES RECOMMENDATIONS ~ FALL COMMITTEE   Carrying Out Would Mean War With Mexico, Labor Leader Declares.   SAYS IT IS PRUSSIAN, NOT AMERICAN PROPOSITION   Amounts to Declaration That Unless Mexico Changes Constitution in Accord With Ideas of American Oil and Mining Interests Government of United States Will Intervene,

GOMPERS SAYS SENATE’S PLAN WILL MEAN WAR   Mexico Willi Strongly Resist Demands of Committee.

SOMPERS SEES WAR.      if Senate Comn.....< s Recommenda tions On Mexico ix Carved Out.

GUMPERS TAKES STAUNGH STANG   Against Fall Committee’ s Report on Mexico   ADOPTION MEANS WAR   Approval Would be Equivalent to Declaration that Unless Mexico Rewrites Her Constitution United States Will Start War in Interest of Oil and Minino Concerns

FFOERATION HEAD   Gompers Criticises Points i: Sub-committee Report on Mexican Relations   BRANDS REPORT AS VICIOUS.      Labor Chief Sees Demands ot Capital Peeping Out of Oil-Miing Terms

ANGRY GERMANS SLAY FRENGHMAN   Attack Military Aviation Mission Party Near Potsdam.   OTHER ASSAULTS REPORTED   Mobs Attack Allies at Bremen and Bresiau—Police Furnish Protection to Foreigners—Berlin Gov ernment to Punish Assailants.

FRENCH OFFICER KILLED BY MOB   INHABITANTS OF POTSDAM ATTACK FRENCH COMMISSION,  Registrate Refuses to Jail Prince Joachim Albrecht for Cafe Fight; Bauer Condemns Attacks.

GERMAN MOBS — ATTACK ALLIES   Assaults: Reported Frog Bremen Breslau and Wernitz, Near — Potsdam, :   KILL MEMBER OF GNE PARTY   Japanese, French and Italian Officers Victims of Popular Fury-—Police Try to Protect Foreigners— Assailants Warned.

FRENCH IMPOSE WAR TIME RULES   Forbid Use of Telephone and Telegraph Lines in Occupied German Territory   NEWSPAPERS ARE SUPPRESSED   ‘Communist Paper Attacks German. Government—French Commander  Says Troops are Simply Oc-   cupational Troons. .

Censorship Is Exercised Ove  District Taken   ‘GERMAN LABOR MAKES DEMANDS

[POLICE MAY USE : BOMB AS WEAPON   To Try Gas on Desperadoes In Barricades.

FRANGE DENIES BERMAN REGUL FOR TRU? Wot   WOULD BE EXTREMELY DANGER OUS PROCEDURE SAYS FORMAL REPLY TO DELEGATION,

IN RUHR DISTRICT   Reply Says Military Interventon Would be Useless and Dangerous.

ALO'S EVENTS TA SHORT FORM   OF THE NEWS BOILED COWN TO LIMIT.   RANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

WORLD'S. EVENTS IN SHORT FORM   ‘BEST OF THE NEWS BOILED DOWN TO LIMIT.   ARRANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

WUGLO'S EVENTS fl SHORT FORK   sr oF THE NEWS BOILED DOWN TO LIMIT.   AARANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

WuaLD'S EVENTS ~ [N-SHORT FORM   EST OF THE NEWS BOILED DOWN TO LIMIT.   RRANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

joau'S EVENTS NY SHORT FORN   ‘ BEST OF THE NEWS BOILED DOWN TO LIMIT.   \RRANGED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

DEMOGTAT CHIEFS IN A CONFERENCE   COX’S CAMPAIGN MANAGER WILL DECLINE NATION. AL CHAIRMANSHIP   TD RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNE   Party Managers Seek $3,500,000 to Conduct the National Campaign For the Office of President,

Nemocratle’ Nguonal ‘Committed Te Urge ‘Fennt ee To Ratity Suftrav Amendment.

FUND OF $3,500,000 IS NECESSARY TO CARRY ON      Democratic Committeemen Meet Today In Ohio Capital To Select Chairman — and Discuss Campaign Fund. Z

WILL G@ AFTER TENNESSEE   ‘Democratic National Committee Will Urge Ratification of Suffrage  Amanament_

DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE MEETS   Urges ‘Ratification of the . Suffrage Amendnent—Appointment of Sub-Committec.

ANTHONY ACT ~ GETS BOOST FROM COX   Urges Tennessee To Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

dog, in: Ireland: for Many opra and: Councils Do Not “, Represent the People

IRISH FORESEE NO BETTERMENT iN NEW RULE   CHANGING OF BRITISH ADMINIS TRATIONS WILL MAKE NO ; CHANGE.

LITTLE CHANGE ~ IN MANNER OF RULING IRELAND   Leaders Do Not Hope For  Better Things From ) England. 

SIMS FAVORED SEA OFFICERS FOR HONGE   Recommended Five Times A: Many As Desk Men For Navy Medals.

o1MS DEFENDS NAVAL AWARDS HE SUGGESTED   Tells Senate Committee He Recommended More Sea Officers Than Shore Men.   WROTE TO BAGLEY

NEW INDEPENDENGE OGHEME FOP TRISH   BRITISH CABINET SAID T'0 BE  CONSIDERING A BRAND  NEW PROPOSAL.   SOLAIERS AANSAGK THAN   Following Firing.on Troops From Windows, Match Is Applied and Thousands of Pounds of Damage Done.

Trish Freedom Is Intimated by Britain’s Peers   Scheme Hinted Would Alloy ; Unionists, Sinn Feiners to  Fieht It Out

LONDON RUMOR   No Recognition, But Actual Independence for Ire land, Plan

With a Provision Against Interfer~ ence by Any Foreign Government . in Irish Affairs. -    INCLUDES WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH MILITARY ” - AND CIVIL AUTHORITY

ENGLAND HAS NCW PLAN 10 “FREE” ERIN   WOULD GIVE ISLE INDEPENDENCE. IN NAME NOT ACTION   Proposed “ Freedom ” But Thinks Recognition Unfriendly.

MUTCHGUGK 9 HELD MARSHAL OF WOOD ARMY   Leaders Confer With General and Select Chief-Proctor To Aid Hitchcock   KNOX IS FLOOR LEADER   CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE  REFUSES TO UPSET DECISIONS ON SEAT CONTESTS.

EXILED RULEH GIVEN ROUSING CHEERS ON RETURN uf an  ME AMID ROARIN   “Warships in Harbor Withdraw ‘to Ayoid Paying Honors ‘to  pr any ceeal,

President May Let It Become Law and Then Hurl Treaty at Senate Again.

NOT PLEASED WITH KNOX RESOLUTION   Two Courses of Action Being — Debated by Democrats: May Delay Action   IDOESN’T MAKE PEACE   Would Merely Request President to Open Negotiations With Germany

THIRTEEN CASES (ARE) ALREADY _ ENTERED: bl THE CRIM. INAL !   THIS 1S MO THAN. : “ ~ THE US UAL ‘NUMBER      At Least Two Of ‘Thede Wu Attract _ The Interest of tig Foblic— 8G caf ‘Cases,

SEPTEMBER TERM COURT EXPECTED T0 BE BUSY ON      THIRTEEN CASES ARE, ALREADY ENTERED ON THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.   THIS IS MORE THAN THE USUAL NUMBER   At Least Two Of These Will: Attrac The Interest of the Public— 86 Civil Cases.

WANTED 10 FISH, ASKS CITIZENSHIP   Resident of U. S. 40 Years Applies for Papers Before Portland, Oregon, Fudge.

HE WANTED FISH.   i Xorwegian’s Reason for Citizenship is 7 Not Sufficient.

“TOO BAD,’ SAYS MARSHALL   Vice President Sends Governor Cool. idge a Message of Commiseration en Nomination,

‘MARSHALL WIRES COOLIDGE   “Too Bad,” Says Vice President ta Governor of Massachusetts.

MARSHALL SENDS GOV. COOLIDGE SYMPATH)   No Congratulations for Nominee From Present Vice-President of United States.

MARSHALL TELLS — COOLIDGE HE IS SORRY: FOR HIM   Vice President Instead of Congratulating Candidate Commiserates with  Him.

TIME GROWS: SHORT   1IMIF ON voLITicaL IE INGS JS TERDAY APRIL 3   Committeenen  Are      Beleates

TIME GROWS SHORT   iIMIT ON POLITICAL PILINGS Js SATURDAY APRIL 3.   Pelecates and Committeemen Ar fachided in This,

Demand Resignation _ Of Ernest ffi. Hopkins Pres. of Dartmouth College

DEMANDED RESIGNATION   Systematic Bootlegging at Dartmouth Is Charged.

SEMAND FOR RESIGNATION OF DARTMOUTH’S PRESIDENT   Made by Father of Young Meads Whe  Shot and Willed Henry Js. Maroney.

CUX 1S BUSY ON AGCEPTANGE SPEEGR MANY GALL TORY   Governor Will Push for Investigation of Campaign  Expenditures.   HARDING GETTING MAIL   Much Correspondence Accumulates for Nominee Over Notification Day.

COX. EN ML. JOM MI... ~ CONFERENCES TH   PTF GAM £8 ALE gC oR Oe  Prior storthe: Final Draft. of the  Acceptance Speech Which  Will be Sent to Printers ‘ir’ a  Stiort: ‘Time«-Confets With   CP... ee oe

COX CANCELS _ ENGAGEMENTS TO WORK ON SPEECH   Will Collect Data for Hi  Pronouncement From Dewate ant Li aorte

CCX GETS POINTERS ON HIS NEXT SPEECH   CANDIDATE WANTS RELIEF FROM POLITICAL CON. FERENCES   Returns to Dayton to Get Speech of Acceptance Ready for ‘August 7.

BOLSHEVIK! TROOPS PAIN IN SIBERIA   Now Occupy All Territory West PY Krasnoyarsk From Which Kolchak Forces. Have Retreated.

BOLSHEVIK TROOPS GAIN IN SIBERI   Red Armies Occupy All Territory West of Krasnoyarsk. Semenoff In Last Stand Against Revolution.   JAPANESE ALARMED AT AMERICAN EVACUATION   issue Statement Expressing Great Surprise at Withdrawal of Forces Without Formal Explanation.

C. M. FISHER CHIEF OF POLICE   COMMISSION NAMED SUCCESSOR TO JAMES MONROE LAST NIGHT — _   Quit the Position of City Peace Guardian to Go Into County Politics :   Mayor Kreeck Expresses / — ation ef the Services of Chiet_ Monroe :

COMMISSION; NAM SOR i Name th pantroy             Mayor Kreeck Expresses . ation of the Services of 7 Mfonree

WIFE-DROPPING STRIKES PARIS   Husbands Throw Spouses Fram Windows.

NEW COLLECTOR IN IOWA NAMEL   Harry A. Mcintosh, Chief Office De. puty, Named to Act For Louis Murphy,

EVEN IF THEY WERE NOT -¥ROM OKLAHOMA THIS BUNCH -s2WAS NOT A-PIKER CROWD

J. E. DANIELS IS Y.M.C.A, SECRETARY      Local Man Had a Wide Exper: ience in Work of the Associati icon

J. E. DANIELS IS Y.M.C.A. SECRETARY   Local Man Had a Wide Expsec ience in Work of the Association

CALIFORNIA FIELDS.   Development Work to be Sicrt ed in Imperial Valicy-—New Companies Crganiggd.

CALIFGRHIA FIELES.      Teveloninent, Work tobe. ed in Tinperial ‘Valie Comvanics Grran

EXPECT NEW QUARREL BETWEEN WILSON AND “SENATE OVER COLBY   Widening of Breech Awaited When New Secretary of State Comes up For Confirmation of Senate In Near Future.   MAY PRECIPITATE FRESH ATTACK, BELIEF

BELAY ANTICIPATED IN SERATE ACTION   ‘Before Confirming President’ s Appointment.of Colby and Crane.

COLBY’S NAME TO INCREASE FRICTION   Benate Expected to See Contest Over Confirmation——-Crane’s Name As  Minister To China Also Faces Bosak Banh

Ultimate Confirmation Confidently Hoped For By Democratic Solons But Senate Action May Be  Delayed to Permit Airing of the Republicans’ Views

GOLBY'S APPOINTMENT CAUSES A RUCTION   Senate May Nat Confirm Hi: Appointment ‘As Secretary of State.

TRUCKS COMING ~ NEXT THURSDAY   MOTORCADE WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK WITH TEN PIECE JAZZ BAND

TRACTOR MOTORCADE   Here Tuesday With Fine Demon. stration of Tractor Uses.

BOLSHEVISM IN ITALY 1$ DEAD   French, Government Take Optimistic View of Italian Affairs.

RAIL HEADS MEET UNION CHIEFS   Hines Expected to Present Appea From President On Rail Wage Controversy.

RAILMEN MEET DIRECTOR HINES   Managers and Workers Wil Be Urged to Get Together on Demands for Wage Raise.

RAIL WORKERS DEMAND BILLION WAGE INCREASE   Rail Director Hineg and Representa . tives .uf the Managers and Workers. Ane in Session

REFINERS OF SUGAR CALLED   Conference on Supplies and Prices : Set by Government.

SUGAR REFINERS CALLED IN   Department of Justice at Washington Sets Conference on Supplies and Prices.

STEAMER PASSENGERS ROBBED      Ten Thousand Dollar Ring Kecovered From a Seaman.

EX-EMPRESS: OF GERMANY Is “REPORTED WORS!   Advices From Dootn Castle ‘Say; That: Her Condition Is ‘Alarmine.

MEN PRIMPING NOW   (HICAGO BUSINESS FOLKS SA} THEY ARE GOOD CUSTOMERS

BRINES GIVES UP TO AUTHORITIES   Is Locked Up After Brief Hearing Yesterday  WAS NOT OUT OF CITY   Mrs. Drewes, Mother of Man Brines is Believed to Have Murdered Refuses to Believe Prisoner’s Guilt Saying if He Did It It Was Whiskey Not Billy

PENN STUDENT WANTED FOR MURDER GIVES Uf   (Rw Aaexociated Press Leased Wire)

ALLEG EN SLAYER GIVES Ue.   Willian Brines Accused of Killing Dastmoath Student.

MR. K. M. BARNES, ONE OF PAGE'S MANAGERS IN ROBESON COUNTY IS NOW FOR GARDNER

“"e it hd ™ r - - be ad ~* >  MR. K. M, BARNES, ONE OF PAGE'S MANAGERS IN ROBESON COUNTY IS NOW FOR GARDNER AND GIVES  wwe ct gwa@meaéa ro wv% & 4

2 OE EOE  MR. K.'M. BARNES. ONE OF ' PAGE’S MANAGERS IN ROBESON COUNTY IS NOW FOR GARDNER AND GIVES

MR.- K.’ M.. BARNES, - ONE ‘OF PAGE’S MANAGERS IN ROBESON COUNTY IS-NOW FOR GARDNER

VICTORY FOR PEACE PACT IN OENATE ORESEEN   Even “Trreconcilables” Are About to Concede Suc cess to Treaty  ’

Irreconcilable Senators Concede After Canvassing the Situation—Thinks Lodge and Friends Do Not Want it e Campaign  Tecna

“TREGONCILABLES” IN SENATE WEAKEN   ADMITTED   INDICATIONS IN WASHINGTON ARE ANY LOOPHOLEE THAT CAN BE SQUEEZED THROUGH  WiLL BE USED IN CHANG. ING FRONT

RATIFICATION OF PACT IS CONCEDED BY SENATE FOE   ‘Bitter Enders See Both Side Anxious To Reach Compromise   WANT TO SAVE FACE:   Article Ten To Be No Longe: Stumbling Block To Complete Agreement

G.0,P. TOCONCEDE - TO TREATY:   Discussion For Ratification Begins in Senate Monday   LODGE OFFERS AMENOMENTS   Composer of Reservations Ready ty “Tall Ricinaec’

ABOUT READY TO CONCEDE VICTORY   IMPLICABLE FOES OF PEACE YREATY BELIEVE THAT 12 WILL BE RATIFIED LN NEAR FUTURE   KEEP PACT OUT OF CAMPAIGN   Supporters of Lodge Program Are Said to be Willug to Accept Any Reservations Which Will Save Their Faces Before The People

MANY WATCHING FOR LOOPHOLE BI WHICH THEY CAN RESERVE FRONT ON PACT AND RESERVATIONS

Military Occupation of German Cities is Approved by French Journals of All Shades of Opinion

ALLIES PARLEY ON RUSS QUESTION   Meet to Decide Course As te Bojshevik-Polish War

WILSON HAS REPORT OF DEPARTMENT OF LABOR   Intimations Point to’ Official Recommendation for Re-opening of Wage Award of Bituminous Commission

UNDERGOES OPERATION   Former Lacal Resident Recovering Fron: Serious [inss«s

TO END MARTIAL LAW   Presence of Selilers Seid To'Be a Menace to Business: Inter-   est In ‘Texasy: ‘

GALVESTON OFFICIALS - WOULD. REMOVE: TROOPS   Suit to End: “Reign: of Martial Law in Connection with Aoneehirengn a Strike “is Instituted --

PALMER PROBE IS OPEN TODAY   His instructions in Soal Case to Be Investigated.   SIMMS CALLED 10. TESTIFY   Elimination of Evidence Ordered. the Witnese Claims.

JUDGE ANDERSON IS PROBING PALMER ACT   Attcrney General Ordered Elimination of Evidence Which is Said to “Cut Heart out of Coal Case.

PALMER'S INSTRUCTIONS TO SIMMS RELATIVE T0 CONSPIRACY CASE WAS INVESTIGATES TOOAY

THE PALMER CASE. UP   LNSTRECTED TO CUT EVIDENCE BY ATTORNEY GENERAL,    Court Will Inqaire What Evidence Was and by What Right it ; Was Eliminated.

ROOT AT MARION: TO TALK LEAGUE   Dealing Almost Entirely With Legal, Diplomatic-and Political Angles of Situation.   HERBERT HOOVER ON ECONOMIC FEATURES   Proponents of the League are Having Their Innings at Marion This Week.

ELIAU ROOT CALLS UPON SEN. HARDING AT MARION. OHIC   He Gives President-elect His Views On League  Of Nations.   HERBERT HOOVER  ALSO A VISITOR   John Wesley Hill Of New York  Expected To Call On  Harding Today.  '

PEAK IN CONGESTION OF FREIGHT REACHED RAILWAY MEN THINK   Reports Show Accumulation ot! Cars Had Been Reduced from 259,000 to 170,000.   BILLION DOLLAR FRIEGHT HIGH NO CAUSE FOR H. C. L   Railway Managers Maintain Speedy Transportation of Goods Would Reduce.

-INFREIGHT JAN   EFFORTS TO CLEAR YARDS WILI CONTINUE REGARDLESS OF MARKED IMPROVEMENT

FREIGHT JAM IS CLEARING   CAR CONGESTION YIELDING TO CONCENTRATED EFFORTS   To Become Active In Thirty Railroad Centers

FREIGHT GAR JAM DOWN TO 170,000   Siding Being Cleared in Railroad’s Campaign   Exchange of East and West Coal anc Grain Cars Begun Today

BATTLE T0 RELIEVE BLOCKADE NOT WON   But Freight Jam is Slowly Yielding to Efforts Concentrated on Mass of Cars Closing Yards.

CHICAGO TENANTS REFUSE TO MOVE   “Vana Stand Idle in Streets Wherf  Frantic Landlords Fril to Budga  Potties hee. Taber...

JUMP IN OCTOBER EXPORTS   Nearly $150,000,000 Increase-—lmports nan thea Meecresaca

OCTOBER EXPORTS TAKE [111°   increase Nearly $150,000,000 Wriiic the Importe Decrease About $7..

OCTOBER EXPORTS TAKE JUMP   Increase Nearly $150,000,.000 While the Imports Decrease About $1,000,000.

FARM DWELLERS ASK FOR BOOKS   Announcement of the “Books for Everybody” Movement Brings Letter Flood.   INFORMATIVE WORKS SOUGHT   Requests for Reading Matter Range From Volume on Drainage to Collins’ “Book of the Stars.”

FARM BWELLERS ASK FOR BOOKS   \nnouncement. of, the “Books for _ Everybody” Myer: - . Brings Letter: Flood, '   INFORMATIVE WORKS SOUGHT   Requests’ for Readirig Matter Range From Volume on Drainage to Collins’ “Book. of. the on ad . Stars.” a ,

PARLOR IS IN THE . WAY   MAF RING PROGRESS OF TREL An? iN THE HOwUr,   fhat ,le What Professor Gramann Tells the liome Eeounemilcs at Annual Meeting.

PARLOR I$ ‘IN THE . WAY   HKARBRING PROGRESS OF TRUE ANT IN Yt HOWE,   Vhot,is What Professor Gramiann ‘Tells the Lome Economies at Annual Mecting.

CAILLAUX'S TRIAL ON TREASON CHAR   The Defendant Denies Knowledge of Effort of Germans to Buy Paris Journal.

CONNECTION OF CAILLAUX WITH GERMAN AGENTS   Investivated at Trial of Man Charged With Treason— Defendant Denics Rela.  tang

IMPASSIONED CAILLAUX BEARS STORM OF STATE WITH GREAT COMPOSURE   Oratory of Brilliant Former French Premier . ' Causes ‘Belief in Political Sources a That He Will Gain Freedom

MANY DELEGATES 10 BE SELECTEA   NUMBER OF PRIMARIES ANC CONVENTIONS ARE TO BE HELD THIS MONTH.

INTERESTING FACTS CONCERNING THE NATIONAL PRESIDERT IAL CONVENTIONS

TWENTY TWO OF 48 STATES HAVE NAMED DELEGATES   Less Than 300 Will Ge to Repubiican National Convention Pledged to Any Candicate.

Twenty-Two States Elect Republicans; Only 13 Democratic States Have Acted

UNION MINERS AGREE TO ACCEPT WAGE INCREASES   National Offleers Tnform Locals ‘Phat Rinding of PresidenG Wilson's  Commission Is Acceptable.  ao

MINERS ACCEP] WAGE OFFER    Agree to Take 27 Per Cent Increase of Commission

ANOTHER LOA  ON THE PUBLIC   Bituminous Coal Miners Agres to Accept Twenty-Seven Per Cent Increase as Suacested.   ANTHRACITE MEN MEET

MINERS ACCEPTED COMMISSION WAGE  Bun a nore s Told to Rem n Job After Maori 1  27 PER CENT. INCREASE      27 PER CENT. INCREASE   Negotiations Continue on Details of Agreement Ef-  fective Two Years,

STRIKERS LOSE THEIR RIGHTS ON RAILROADS   Van Come Back to Work as New Employes is the Decision.   CLEVELAND MEN ARE WARNED BY THE GOV'T   John Grunau Admits Strike Lost—Will Order Men Back to Work.

WARRINTS ARE ~ASUED BY ~ FEDERAL COT   Action Taken on Advice From Attorriey General Palmer — Arrests to Be Made Under Lever Act

Strike Leaders Must Send Men Back, U.S. Say:   Immediate Arrest Is Threat. ened by U. 5. if Union Heads Disebev.

N.S. ULTIMATUN   MEEMNG TODAY     AW Chicago Strikers Meet “to Settle Strike--New York Men Ask Re-Instateme nt --Canton Improves.

GRUNAU CONCEDES OUTLAW? STRIKE IN CHICAGO LOS)   “We Could Fight Brotherhoods Road Executives, But Not Government,” He Says.

ARREST OF STRIKE LEADERS   Federal Agent Gives Men Until Saturday Morning to Return.

‘OUTLAWS FAIL CTD TAKE ACTION   ‘Adjourn Without Taking Vote to End Strike, as Was Ex % - pected Today. ». i.   ‘ORDER CLEVELAND ARREST

EXTRADITE 2 FOR KIDNAPING   New Hampshire Governor Signs Papers for Women’s Return to lowa —Get Further Hearing.

INTERNATIONAL STAFF YARN BRANDED. HOAX   Lengue of. Nations and. French Government Deny Such Plans Exist

FIFTH AVENUE MANSION SELLS FOR $5,506,00   Vanderbilt: Pantity Disposes of te Be cmuse of High Cost of AMbain tet nee.

HUGE SUM FOR N. Y. HOME   Vanderbilt's Fifth Avenue Mansion Sold for $5,500,000.

BIG SUM FOR N. Y. HOME   Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Fifth Avenue Mansion ts Sold for. $5 500.000.

TOO CLOSE TO THE SOVIETS      Taft Says Tendency of Labor Is in  es, £ Pee 2 AD Un

TAFT OAYS UNIONS ARE COURT SOVIET METHOL   Points Out Result of Attempt to Subordinate Other Class.

TELEGRAM TELLS OF SON’S DEAT   MESSAGE FROM MEXICO TO TEX AS MAN SAYS SON'S DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL   DETAILS ARE STILL UNKNOWN

ALLIED MISSION HELD IN ARREST BY RUMANIANS   Prague Reports Detention of Prison Committee in Hun ewarian Cantal

ROUMANIANS: HOLD -OFFICERS   Seize Allies’ Military Commission i Hungary—Enraged at Criticisms Made by Mission.

ALLIED INVESTIGATORS ARRESTED BY RUMANIAN   Oriticism of Conditions in Occupied Hungary Cause Wrathfnl Action of Officer

OAYS OHIO WOMEN CANNOT BE FOOLED BY GOV. COX'S TALK   Ms. Upton in Chicago Address Criticizes Denial of Any Ohio Whisky Party.   HARDING MAKES PORCH SPEECH TO BALLPLAYERS   Appeals for Better Teamwork by Nation “Under Rules,” in Address to Cubs.

MRS .UPTON FLAYS GOV. ~~ COX IN CHICAGO TALK      SUFFRAGE LEADER TAKES EXCEPTION TQ CANDIDATE'S STATEMENT ON BOOZE

WOMAN’S ENTRY TO G. 0. P. CIRCLES AT MID-WEST MEE’   Co-ordination of Nationat and Stat Campaigns Discussed at Gather. ing In Chicago.

COX’S WHISKEY ATTITUDE DENOUNCEL   Woman Declares That Democratic Candidate Can Not Deceive Women With Statements On Liquors .

INDIANAPOLIS TO BE HOST © TO G.A.R.   National Encampment To B Held Week of September 19th Instead of 26th

RED) RIVER OL LAND {OPUTE bUcO HIGHT Uh   OKLAHOMA MILITIA COMMAN DERS GO TO THE SCENE FOR INVESTIGATION   Applicatio:. for Federal Receiver Will be Heard by Court At Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma’s Adjutant Goes Direct To Boundary Where Oil Land Dispute Is Raging:  _ May Secure Needed Deputies

AMES HAS WORLD RECORD HEN   Queen Hae Produced 825 Egge in Four Years, Which is Away Ahead of Rivals

AMES HEN SETS WORLD RECORD FOR EGGS LAID   Produces 826 Eggs In Four Years; Average  of 231 Per Year.

Two Are Killed And Five Injured   Explosion Wrecks Rubber Plant And Other Victims May Be Found

2 KILLED: 5 DYING AS THE RESULT OF EXPLOSON   Three Explosions Wreck Rub: her Plant; Officers Checking hieeords Por Other lrassible  * ? Bice Oya 124 be

TWO KILLED AND MANY “INURE IN EXPLOSION   Three Explosiona Wreck Rubber: Plant of. Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING CALLS ON PRESIDENT PORRAS   Expresses Warm Hope for Bet ter Relations With Republic of Panama.   TRIP THROUGH CANAL IN NATURE OF AN INSPECTION      Journey Across Isthmus Was Made on Mine Layer Gra.ham and Took Up Most of Day—Visit to Panama City Made Formal Affair,

HARDIN INSPECTS CANAL OPERATION   PRESIDENT-ELECT OF.U. § _ CROSSES INTO REPUBLIC OF PANAMA, 

HARDING RIEETS PANAMA LEADER   Exchanges Personal Felicitations With President.   FINISHES CANAL TRIP

HOPE HELD OUT TO MOONEY   District Attorney Whe Proseceuited Him lIevestigating Charges of Fraed at Trial.

OHIO EAGER FOR COMING FIGHT   First Time in History Both Parties Have Picked Nominee From Same State

Campaien Will Witness Great: Polit ical pirnents 5 Ohio This All.

Onl BECOMES BATTLEGROUND FOR POLITIC   Republicans and Democrats Pick Candidates From Same State-for First Time in History

“Mother of Presidents” Furnishes Two Candidates This Year; Both of Them Are Newspaper Owners.

OHIO “MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS   Greatest Political Batitl in History to Be Staged This Summer

Onl WILL BE THE BATTLEGROUND OF BOTH THIS YEAR   First Time Two Nominees Have Been Picked from the  Same State.   AND NEWSPAPER MEN, TOO   It Will Be First Time Newspaper  Man Has Been Elected to Presidency.

OHIO T0 SEE GREATEST BATTLE IN ITS HISTOR      Will Be Main Fighting Ground 0 Big Political Parties During Next Few Months,

ONO PROVIDES  BATTLEGROUND FOR CANDIDATE:   EYES OF NATION WILL BE CE TERED UPON CAPITAL CITY WHERE FIGHT WILL WAGE,

BUSCH HEIRESS WEDS   Mrs. Reisinger Secretly Married to Charles Greenough.   Bride Was a Widow, Her Husband Having Died in‘ Germany in 1914,

HEIRESS TO BUSCH MILLIONS MARRIES   Mrs. Reisinger Secretly Married to Charles Greenough.   Bride Was a Widow, Her Husband Having Died in Germany in 1914,

MRS. REISINGER WEDS   HEIRESS TO THE BUSCH MiL. LIONS MARRIES SECRETLY.   Widow ef Hugo Reisinger, Who Died vin Germany in 1914, Married to Charles Greenough.

SAYS FIGHT FOR FULL EQUALITY JUST BEGUN   National Woman's Party to be Continued Until Suffrage Victory is Saferuarded.

LOCAL CHAMBER 10 VOTE ON TAX LAWS   WILh REGISTER OPINION ON TAN REVISION,   The Chamber of Commerce Will Vote on Fifteen Pro.  enle.

VIEWS ON FEDERAL “STAYATION LAU   Commercial and. Industrial Organiza< tion Asked To Register Opinion Jn National Referendum Vote.

GOTTON PROGRESS NOTED OVER BELT! DURING PAST WEEK‘   WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR. ABLF TO CROP IN MOST SECTIONS,   Recent Warm Weather Has Hastenedc Maturity of Grain Report Says But Harvest Well Under Way

Cotton Outlook Is Considered Better      SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS SHOW DECIDED IMPROVEMENT

COTTON PROGRESS IN ENTIRE BELT 1S GOOD   GOVERNMENT WEEELY CROP BUL- LETIN SAYS WARM AND DRY WEATHER BEWEFICIAL

BRYAN’S TREATY PLANK IS OUT   Commoner Makes Public His Plans for Adoption of Treaty With Reservations.   WANTS SENATE CALLED

RYAN WANTS TREATY MAKING LAW CHANGEE   MAJORITY VOTE SHOULD BE STFFICIENT TO RATIFY TREATY, COMMONER’S PLANK HOLDS

BRYAN’S PEACE TREATY   Commoner. Will indeayor to Have i Adepted by San Princisco  Convention.

SKULL BONES OF PILGRIMS AREEXPOSEL   Plymouth Rock Being Lowered to Level of Ocean, Necessi “tating Removing Bodies .

GONTINUE FUEL ADMINISTRATION   Hines to Be One of Four on Board to Look After Coal.

CONTINUATION OF FUEL ADMINISTRATION ORDERED BY WILSON   Powers Will be Divided by Director General and Commission of Four

FUEL BOARD IS CONTINUED, BUT POWERS ARE DIVIDEL   Hines Handles Domestic Distribution, Commission the Foreign.

POWERS DIVIDED BETWEEN MA, HINES AND ACOMMISSION   President Wilson Issues Executive Order Continuing the Fuel Administration.   COINCIDENT WITH SIGNING  OF THE RAILROAD BILL   Action Taken Because of Present Emergency and in Order to Insure Adequate Supply and Equitable Distribution, to Facilitate Movement and Prevent Searcity of Coal,

FUEL ADMINISTRATION. POWERS ARE EXTENDE!   EXECUIIVE, ORDERS PROVIDE, FOR “HANDEING - ‘BUNKER: AND: se EXPORT coAL, .~

FEDERAL CONTROL. OF FUEL EXTENDEL   COMMISSION OF FOUR NAMED TO ATD HINES IN ADMINIs‘ TRATION DUTIES,

FUEL GORTHGL UTIL APRIL df   WILSUN’S IRDER DIVIDES THF WORK BETWEEN HINES AND FOUR OTHERS   Savs it Is To Insure Adeauate Sup rly Ana An Eauitable Distribution Of Fuel.

GOAL CONTROL Ih SWISS OF FOUR   President Leaves Domestic Distribution to Hines, But Export Affairs Under Others

FUEL BOARD TO RETAIN POWER SAYS PRESIDENT   Four Additional Men Are Named on Coal  Commission.

iN PANETT   Commisioner General of Immigration Delayed Action In Deportation Cases.  Declares He Has Taken Affairs   Declares He Has Taken Affair: From Hands of Caminetti

POST IN DEFENSE OF HIS CONDUCT   Assistant Secretary o° Labor Tells How He Changed System Long in Vogue.

POST CHARGES CAMINETTI WITH: DELAY IN MAKING THE ALIEN DEPORTATIONS

SAYS CAMINETTI IS TO BLAME FOR RELEASE OF REDS   Asst. Secy. Post Passes Onus on to Immigration Bureau.

POST DEFENDS HS OFFICIAL CONDUCT    Charges . Caminetti, With Having Compiled “Unauthorized and Uniawful Memoranda” in Deportation

Anthony ‘Caminetti Hel Oy Deportations, Housé. Com. . fiittee Told...  HIS ACTION” UNLAWFUL

POST ‘PASSES BUCK’  TO MR. CAMINETT   Appears Today to Testify ir Own Behalf,

POST PASSES BUCK ON DEPORTATIONS   Charges that Caminetti, Immigra tion Commissioner, Ilad Heid up Action

POST DEFENDS HIS OFFICIAL CONDUCT   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR DEPARTMENT EXPLAINS HIs ACTION IN WITHHOLDING DEPORTATION CASEs.

Assistant Secretary of Labor, Defending Conduct in Alier Deportations, Blames Caminetti and Reporters

SCORES ALIEN OFFICIALS FOR SLOW ACTION   Declares -Immigratior Chief Unlawfully De layed Decisions.

HE PASSES ‘tH BUCK   Mev Post “Says It Was Caminett] Who Really fs tespensiile: for Fai lure.

POST DEFENDS AGTS IN ALIEN DEPORTATIONS   Assistant Secretary of Labo: Appears Before Rules Committee.   CHANGES CUSTOM OF HIS OFFICE IN MARCH   ‘When He Took Upon Himsel!  the Responsibility of Making Decisions.

PUSTATTACKS CANINETTL IN ALE INQUIRY   HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE HEARS DEFENSE OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

ABOR PROBLEM: HARDEST NUT NEW OBREGON GOV'T IN MEXICO HAS TO: CRACK      song Oppressed, Strong Tendency Nov Shownto Accept Radical Propaganda Declares United Press Writer

LABOR PROBLEM THR HARDRST NUT IN MEXICO THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAS TO CRAC   long Oppwessed, Strong Tendeng Now Shown to ‘Accept Radical Propaganda.

UNION MEETINGS TO CLOSE   Next Sunday Will Be the Last c Cpriae of Outdoor Meetinos.

HAS MURDER BY THE THROAT   Lioyd George Says Give No Heed tc What Is Called Horrors in treland,

IRELAND GRIEVES FAR DEAN MAYO   Feverish Interest in Possible. . Developments Prevails in Cork. s

HUNGER STRIKE OF 73 DAYS IS WORLD’S RECORD   End Comes at 5:40 in Morning After Irish Mayor was Unconscious 36 Hours   PRISON IS GUARDED   Only Brother and Chaplain at Bedside--Heart Failure Im; mediate Cause

HIRAM STILL SILENT   Senator Johnson, in Chicago, Refuses to 0. K. Harding.   Declares He Has Cleared His Mink of Politics Completely—Nothing to Say.

HIRAM JOHNSON IS ~ SILENT ON HARDING   Senator Johnson, in Chicago, Re fuses to 0. K. Harding.   Declares He Has Cleared His Mins of Politics Completely—Nothing to Say.

MAY BUILD ZEPPELINS HERE   High German Officials, Now in Amer-~ ica, Said ts Se Considering Making a Transfer.

ZEPPELIN OFFICIALS IN U. S.   May Transfer Company From Ger many to America.

CABLE SHIP T0 BE KEPT OUTSIDE OF AMERICAN WATERS   Will Not Attempt to Land South American Cable Until Permitted by Washincton

BRITISH SHIP WON'T TOUCH CABLE UNTIL PERMISSION IS GRANTED BY THE U. S.

TO OTAY AWAY UNTIL ALLOWEL   British Ship Will Await U. S. Permissioin to Enter  Miami   Will Take Vice Consul tc Colonia as Soon as Ghe is Found.

CABLE SHIP 10 REMAIN GUTSIDE   Rritish Ambassador Instructs Concul to Keep Vessel Outside 2-Mile Limit.

GLAGO OPPUSEa  OUREME TO GIVE  EUROPE FURTHER FINANCIAL AND   geen of the Bhar bi Goes On Record as Being Against Any Plan to Further4nvolve United States   SITUATION IS UP TO WAR-TORN COUNTRIES   Peoples and Governments Abroad Have Power to Alleviate Present Conditions, But Failed to Do So

OUTLINES NATION'S POLICY (REGARDING FURTHER LOANS   Fears Would Mean WU. S. to Shoulder More Than Their Burdens

TREASURY AGAINST CONTROL OF TRADE   Does Not Favor Features o' Conference.   CONFUSION IS PREDICTED   Glass Declares Meeting Would “Revive Hopes, Doomed tc Disappointment, of Furthe: Government Loans’'——Says Problems Must Be Solved By European Nations.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENGE NOT FAVORED BY U.S,   SECRETARY OF TREASURY GLASS OPPOSED TO PLAN OF “‘COTERIE NATIONALLY KNOWN FINANCIERS.”’

FEARS PROPOSED FINANCIAL CONFERENCE WILL RAISE FALSE HOPES ABROAD   FOREIGN TRADE CONTROL   Must not Rest With Government He Says, Which is Opposed Also to Private Control.

UONFERENCE OF FINANGIERS NOT FAVORED BY GLASS   Says it Would Only Cause Confusion and Disappointment   GOES OVER SITUATION

U. S. TO GIVE NO MORE CREDITS, GLASS WARNS   Foreign Countries Must Look to Private Interests Now   GOVERNMENT IS FIRM   Looks With Disfavor on Proposed International Financial Conference, Secretary Says

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE NOT      SECRETARY OF TREASURY GLASS OPPOSED TO PLAN OF ‘‘COTERIE NATIONALLY KNOWN FINANCIERS.,’’

PLAN TO DRAIN TREASURY DRY   SECRETARY GLASS CALLS HALT IN HELPING EUROPE.   LIMIT TO OUR LOANING POWER   Time fer Peepice of Old World t Leok te Own Resoarces—Net in Faver of Preposed International Ceaferesee.

BLAS fo OPPOGED TO LATEST PLANS   INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MEETING VPORS NOT MERT VETH PULL ENDORSEMENT

GLASS: WARNS BANKERS AGAINST FOREIGNLOANS   Rest Sehome: is: for-Governmonts to Go, ta Work ~ Uo tneing aad Tinport: Only. Hare: Nevos.  > sitios,

TREAGURY DOES NOT FAVOR PLAN PROPOSED   CERTAIN FEATURES OF SUGGESTED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE NOT APPROVED,

POLICY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SET FORTH BY GLASS   Credits Required for Economic Restoration Must Come Through Private Channels, .   PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE NOT FAVORED   Would Serve ( Cause Confusion, Seeretary of Treasury Says, and Revive Hopes, Doomed to Disappointment, of Farther Lowns Being Extended by the United Siates,

UNITED STATES HAS COMPLETED WORK, HE SAYS   Tells Fianciers That An Further Loans Must Be  Private.

U.S. WILL REFUSE TO SHOULDER ANY MORE EUROPEAN FINANCING   Secretary Glass Frowns Down Proposed International Conference to Discuss World Money Matters for Fear it Will Arouse False Hopes as to What America Was Willing to Do in the Matter of Credits and Loans.

WILL NOT SHOULDER DEBT OF WORLD WAR   Secretary of Treasury On Suggestion of < Financiers   NATIONS MUST PAY UP

Treasury Does Not Favor Call Commerce Chamber tas Sent For International Session   Entente Only Can Put Exchange Back, He Declares-- Work. And Save America’s Need

TREASURY OPPOSES ADDITIONAL LOANS TO GET BUSINESS   Secretary Glass in Letter t Chamber of Commerce States Opinion.   SAYS WE CANNOT ASSUME THE BURDENS ®F EUROPE   Situation Facing Europe is One to be Solved by Their Nationals, He Says.

WOULD CAUSE — _ “GONFUSION”   Proposed International Meet Not - Looked Upon With Favor.   CERTAIN FEATURES CRITICISED

UNITED STATES 10 MAKE NO FURTHER EUROPEAN LOANS   Glass Says Government Has Done All That is Ad visahla.   FOREIGN NATIONS HAVE OPPORTUNITY FOR SELF AID   Secretary of Treasury Does Not Favor International Conference of Financiers.

FINANGE MEET {6 CISPRO JED, GLASS   , Secretary of Treasury Says ' No Good Can Come of  ' Conference.

MINERS GET 200 TON RAISE: ~ OWNERS TAX US $1.25 MORE   GOVERNMENT KEEPS THOUSANDS OF COMPARATIVELY HONEST CONVICTS IN PRISONS BUT ALLOWS MINE OWNERS FULL LIBERTY.

UPERATORS ANNOUNCE THAT A VANCE WILL MBEAN 65c tes $1.25 A TON INCREASE   srEK PALMER'S AOUIC

Tare caine: il  OPERATORS ANNOUNCE - NEW - WAGE SCALE WILL MAKE ” ADVANCE NECESSARY

NEW YORK CITY ALUM  GOMMEMORATE.GEMTENNIA   Prominent University Graduates Held Big Dinner Last Week—Dr. Will D. Howe Gave Address,   TALK OF OLD COLLEGE TIMES

BEM TORK CITY ALUMI -COMMEMORATE: CENTENNIAL   Prominent University: Graduates Held . Big Dinner—Dr. Will. dD :'  Slowe Gave Address. -

Retail Prices on Coal in Indiana Will be Fixed by Commision October First

GOAL PRICE  IN INDIANA WILL BE FEL OCTOBER 1ST  At a Meeting of Retail Dealers With the Coal Commission.

COAL PRICE WILL BE FIXED BY OCT.   State Commission Announces Hearing For Evidence on Which to Base Findings For Sept. 27   DEALERS WILL BE CALLED   Commission May- Fix Maximum Prices For Operators, Wholesalers and Retailers

WILL BE FIXED BY COMMISSION   ‘DECISION OF COMMISSION WILL BE MADE PUBLIC PROBABLY © OCTOBER FIRST

MARYLAND FOR WOOD MORE THAN TWO TO ONE   Will Have 117 of 120 Votes in State Convention to Select Delegates to Chieago,

a ieee and ae  Japanese Elections Cause Big Interest Among All Classes

Youth Admits He Started 17 Fires; Will Test Sanity   Albert Smith of Fairhope, Pa,, I: Held without Bail for  Arson.

DANNGH ELECTION C037 RADICALS {4 AQUSE SEAT!   Socialists Wanted Republic but People Rallied About King, Berlingske Tidende Says. ~

IN DANISH ELECTIONS   People Rally: . Around ‘King as Against Republic, Commentator Declares.-

FANS WONDERING WHAT SORT OF SHOWING BURTON WILL MAKE   Interest in Today’s Race Divided Between Result and Whether It Will Be Present Commander’s Last Trick at the Helm. 

SHAMAOCK WILL Bt IN CHARGE BURTON   Another Chance Given Him by Si Thomas—Race for Cup Scheduled for Today ‘.

BAY TATE BUNCH HITS BONE DRY ZONE   Lose Their “Likker,” But Cet it Back.

DROU TH Is THRE ATENED.   Massachusetts Delegation Nearly Loses Its Remedy for Snake Bite.

PLAN SWEEPING TARIFF TO HELP U.S. PRODUCERS   Propose Emergency Schedules to Prohi*it-Importa-. ~ tion of Foodstuffs, Weel   MANY OF ARTICLES — _.. NOW ON FREE  "ST

"SAYS HE’S NOT DEAD :   Nebraska Youth Appears During Prog. rees of His Funeral. :

WESTERN RAILROADS ASK 24 PER CENT FREIGHT RAISE   Declare Such Increase Is Necessary in Order to Bring 6 Per cent Property Investment.

HERE ARE A FE   Bankers, Labor Leader:  and Prominent Citizens  Througout the U. S.   Resolve that During Year of i920 We Must All Work and Play Fair

PRUILSI AKL RALStD QVER STATE   SAY IT IS “PASSING BUCK.”  Malcom Jennings Tells Joint Committee What He Thinks Of Plan

Ohio Employers And Employes _-Protest Plan To Change: The. -— Workmen's Compensation System

BISBEE TAL 10 Pad   Seventy-five Witnesses for Prosecution Arrive In Tombstone for Deportation Case.

Seventy-five Witnesses for Prosecu. tion Arrive In Tombstone for { Deportation Case.

FUTURE OF WESTERN EUROPE MAY oT ON IMPORTANT MEE]   Eyes Of British Diplomats Fixed On Lloyd George.

LOMATS SEE FAPUIE IN PERIL AT CONFERENCE    George’s Moves Will Be Closely Watehed At Aux-les-Bains   0WILL HE JOIN?   ch And ‘Ttalian Premiers Both Seek Support Of sritain

DIPLOMACY OF FRENCH GAINS BIG. LEVERAGE   Europe Awaits the Result of Conference Among Three Pramiers   WATCH LLOYD GEORGE      8 Britain Faces Necessity of Keeping Italy Out of the French Scheme

PREMIERS OF ALLY RATIONS WILL CONFER   IMPORTNAT CONFERENCE WILI BE HELD BETWEEN FRENCH, ITALIAN AND_ BRITISH LEADERS.   LEAGUE OF BATIONS INVOLVED   Germany's Indemnity Problem Wil Come Up at the Forthcoming Conference.

SU URETY OF P CASE FOR as   William Chandler Provides $109 Bond For Appearance in Creath’s Court— Affidavit Filed by Charles  Woods.

SURETY OF PEACE CASE FOR APRIL 2:   William Chandler Provides $400 Bond For Appearance in Creath’s Court— Affidavit Filed by Charles  Woods.

A RAISE IN TAX RATE CONFRONTS NEXT CONGRESS   OHANCES ARE POOR FOR REDUCTIONS IN TAXES, SAYS TREASURY OFFICIALS

NO SIGNS OF LOWER TAX RATE IN SIGHT   CONGRESS MAY HAVE TO_INCREASE RATE OR ELSE ISSUE LONG PERM GOV, BONDS

NO TAX REVISION NOW POSSIBLE   REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION MAY RAISE IT

Congress Is Confronted with the Grave Problem of Revenue   War Debt of Nation Requires Billion for Interest Alone

BiG TASK AHEAD DE CONGRESS   Question of How to Provide Funds to Run Government Will Be Huge One

AXES MUST BE INGREROED Oh BONDS (SSUEL   Falling Yield From Excess Profits and Income Taxes Necessitates New Revenue   TAX ON NON-ESSENTIALS WILL LIKELY BE RAISED   REVENUE NOT EXPECTED TO EQUAL REDUCED EXPENSE OF $8,000,000,000 PLANNED RY REPUBLICANS.

E MONEY [a NEEDED TO MEET —CsFXPENCEG      Must Either Increase Revenues or Issue Bonds, Treasurv Men Sav_   CANNOT REDUCE TAXATION   Decrease in Profits Reduces  Revenue From Excess Profits Taxes.

CONGRESS MUST HAVE MORE GASH   Necessity of Increasing Tax Receipts or Providing Another Issue of Long Term Bonds Show Resuit of Fin. ancial Survey.

OR BONDS FACE NEXT CONGRESS   Indications Poor for Even Slight Reductions in Most Obnoxious Levies.   SOME INCREASES POSSIBLE

CONGRESS MAY © BE COMPELLED TO RAISE TA)   Preliminary Survey} Shows That Issue 0! Long Terms Bondi May Be Necessary.

CONGRESS T0 FACE FINANGIAL PROBLEN   [By Herbert W. Walker, United Press ‘Staff Correspondent 1 -

HEXT GORGES FAGES PROBLEN   Tremendous Debt Piled or Country by Wilson Administration Must Be Met   HOPE TO CUT ESTIMATE

INCREASED TAXES ON BOND ISSUE   Confronts the Next Congress. EK; penses Though Reduced Are Enormous.

Women May Vote at June Primaries and Nov. Election   Providing the Suffrawe Amendment Is Ratitied by 386 States Before Then

MINNESOTA READY FOR WOMEN VOTER   SECRETARY OF STATE 1S PRE PARING TO PRINT EXTRA     BALLOTS FOR COMING ELECTIONS

AIR MAIL BILL IS APPROVED   Senate Restores Appropriation fo Coast to Coast Line.

SENATE VOTES FOR AIR MAIL   Restores Appropriation for Coast to Cost Line via Chicago—Southern Route Defeated. ~

AIR MAIL BILL IS APPROVEL   Senate Revtores Appropriation for Coast to Const Line in Post Office Measure.

IMMIGRANTS ARE FLOCKING TOU. S$   Hundreds Arrive Today Fron Italy—Many Spaniards Are Also Coming

Fockefeller Helping the French Peopl:   Eight Million Francg a Year to Fight Tuberculosis in France by Rockefeller Foundation for Three Years.

LEADERS OF RAIL STRIKE INDICTED BY FEDERAL JUR\   New Rates To Be Put In Effect August 26, Not August 20.

BE INDICTED   GRAND JURY’ TO REPORT THI AFTERNOON ON RAILROAD STRIKE FINDINGS” ”

Federal Grand Jury  ‘After Strikers   Reported “Chat. Grand Suvy at. Chicaza  Is. Inver) stigatin & Reeent Railrond Strikp, ome

ARMENIA DEFIES THe REDS   Rejects Ultimatum Demanding Pass: age for Soviet Troons.

ULTIMATUM TO ARMENIA   Boleheviki Demand Passage Ta Turkey, Armenia Refused, Sericus Fighting May Follow.

RED ULTIMATUM TO ARMENIA      Little Nation Refuses to Let the Rus sians Pass and Appeals to Allies.

ULTIMATUM BY RUSSIANS TO ARMENIA   Rejection ; Expected to Cause Complications  —Ask Allies’ Aid.

TENNESSEE AWAITS COLBY'S STATEMENT AS THE NEXT MOVE   Governor Roberts Has Certified to Secretary of State Latest Move of the Antis   SENDS COPY OF JOURNAL   Copy Shows Message to Senate From House in Which the Latter Refuses to Concur

FEARING GERMAN PEOPLE   Insurrection Would Follow Recognition of Extradition Demand. Say Officias.

“BILLY” SUNDAY OFFIGIATES AT FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOHN BARLEYCORN       Noted Evangelist Addresses Moro Than 10,000 People at Norfolk.

QUNDAY PREACHES FUNERAL OF LATE JOHN BARLEYCOR)   Mock Obsequies Were Attended by Audience of More Than Ten Thousand,   DEVIL FOLLOWS CORPSE IN MOURNING AND ANGUISH   Secretary of the Treasury Glass Finally Approves Regulations to be Ob. served by Government Atencies Charged With Enforcement of Nation’s Newest Basic Law,

John Barleycorn’s -« Funeral Preached By “Billy’’ Sunday   Spectacular ‘Evangelist Holds Elab-. orate Ceremony Over “Corpse” in Revival at Norfolk, Va.

FIRE THREATENS QCANOMOWOE   Dozen Buildings Burned, Whole City Is In Danger. ‘of Destruction.

RAILROAD MEN MEET TO DISCUSS NEW WAGE SCALE   Workers Are Said To Be Underpaid and ‘Fired of Getting  ” Team fone

ANILACAD WORKERS STILL SEEK RELIEF   ‘Underpaid” and Tired of  “Promises.”

NEW WAGE SCALE.   Railroad Workers Are Discusaing the Blanc in 2 Chicaan Mesting..

RAILROAD MEN MEET TO FORM A WAGE: SCAL!   Brotherhood of Maintenance Of Way Employes Of Qne Hundred and Thirty Eighi Railroads Meet   MEN ARE UNDERPAID;. DECLARES CHAIRMAI   Will Also Discuss Question O. Enlarging Cooperative Fac tories Recently Purchasec by Unions

MAINTENANCE MEN MEET,   Representatives of: 4,000,000 in Session in Chicago.

FATHER 18 GLAD HE HAS LEARNED RATER OR BARBY   GEO. H. COUGHLIN, WHOSE CHILD WAS KIDNAPPED, SMOTHERED AND ‘TIEN THROWN IN RIVER, 18 OTA @Treprnap TS OVER.

MURDERED TWO MORE   CHILD'S BRODY CANNOT BE FOUND: WITH DRAG.   Kidnapper Seethed to Have Been Obsessed with a Mania for Shedding Blood.

AELTEVED TO) HAVE CLEARED BL SHOALS ROBBERS AFTER COUGHLIN: CASE SAFE DOOR IS BLOWN   id= Police To Point on Schuykill Robbers Fired On As They Make EWhere He Sunk Body cape Through Darkness

KYDNAPING CASE NOW CLEARED UP   Authorities Begin Work of Preparing Case Against  Pasquale

aw 9 GONFESOIOK   Mystery In Disappearance Of Coughlin Baby Solved. 3

Pasquale. Confesses. Coughlin . Baby -° Was Third Murder Victim.

OATIGFIED NOW. THAT COUGHLIN. ROY 15 DEAD   Official Start Action to Try ‘Crank’ for Murder —- Give Up Hope of Recovering Body

~ CONVINCED   or ‘THE TRUTH OF PAS. _ QUALE’S LATEST: CON. -.PESSION.”.   Convinced That. Body. of the ~ Babe Was Placed in River ‘ After Being Smothered by . Kidnanpper.

EVIDENCE OF BABY TRAGEDY FOUND   Ashes Show Where Blakely Coughlin’s Clothes Burned   MYSTERY NOW CLEARED. UP   Authorities Prepare for Prosecution af Pasquale

KIDNAPPER ‘OF BABY COUGHLIN IN CONFESSIO}   August Pasquale, the “Crank,” Tells State Police That Norristown Infant Is Dead = and Where Jt I< Buried.   BELIEVED TRUE

MYSTERY HAS BEEN CLEARED   Authorities Are Convince‘ed That.Confession . Js the: Truth

MYSTERY  OF KONAPING COUGHLIN CHL CLEARED  August Pasquale, a Crank, Con  He Stole the Child, Smothered Him Under Hie Coat and Buried the Body.

CRANK ARRESTED IN CASE CONFESSES TO HAVING KILLED BABY   Child: Smothered Under Pasquale’: Coat: When Abducted From Home of His Parents--Body Hidden Near Egg Harbor, N. J.

CONFESSES. THREE murperRs   Authorities Proparo Case Against  August Pasquale, Slayer of Baby Coughlin, Who Tells of

PREPARE ACTION AGAINST CRANK   Man Wino A:icnapped and smoth ered Child to Face Courts  Father Relieved That Tension ls Broken - Body Not Found.

ARE PREPARING A CASE AGAINST. “THE. CRANK   The Authorities Have  Other Crimes Charged to August: Pasouale:

BAGY MURUCR MYSTERY CLEAR   Confession of Kidnappe Satisfies Father of Baby Coughlin.

AUTHORITIES ACCEPT STORY OF KIDNAPING OF COUGHLIN CHILD   PREPARATIONS BEGIN FOR TRI AL OF AUGUST PASQUALE, CONFESSED ABDUCTOR,

MAN CONFESSES TO SMOTHERING  COUGHLIN CHILD   AUGUST PASQUALE, KNOWN AS “THE CRANK,” CONFESSES DEED TO STATE POLICE,   SMOTHERED CHILD UNDER GOAT   Telt What He Dig With Body But Police Will Net Make Locality Known Until Body is Found.

COUGHLIN BABE’S TATE IS ASSURED   Pasquale Who Smoithered Lad . Charged With Other Murders.

CONFESSION OF PHILADEL. PHIA “CRANK” DICLOSES DETAILS   Absence of “Corpus Delicti” Pre vents—Pasquale Confesses Other Crime

CLEAR MYSTERY OF KIDNAPPED CHILL   CONFESSION OF PHILADEL  PHIA “CRANK” DISCLOSES DETAILS    Absence of “Corpus Delicti™ Pre. yents-——Pasquale Confesses Other -Crime

HIS CONFESSION MADE TODAY   State Officers Searching for the Body

BELIEVE BABY COUGHLIN GEAR   AUTHORITIES PREPARE CASE AGAINST CRANK AUGUST PASQUALE.

COUGHLIN GLAD FATE IF CHILD ESTABLISHEE   Mystery of Disappearance-of Blakely Coughlin Definitely Settled, Authorities Prepare  For Prosecution of Pasquale Who Kidnapped Child.

VOTERS CASTING - BALLOTS: TO-DA\   RESULT WILL REMAIN IN DOUBI FOR SONE TIME   THE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGH   Was Claiming the Interest of loveans Today Outside of the Natianal Ticket, Some Thitk This Contest Will Bc Close

STAGE SET FOR ELECTION   lowa Voters Ready For Elec. tion—Vote Will Be. Doubled

IOWA VOTERS 60 TO POLLS TODAY   For First Time, Women As Well As Men, Are in the Booths,

‘LABOR CHIEFS ARE SUMMONED   Called Upon te Explain Why They laseed Strike Referendum.

WILSON TO RIDE WITH HARDING   In the Inaugural Parade: on  March 4th   WILL ATTEND CEREMONIES   And Then fietire to Private Life in Handsome. Home Form®rly Owned by the F2lrbanks.  — E

JOHNSON SAYS SECOND PLACE NEVER FOR HIM   CALIFORNIA CANDIDATE BRANDS _ RUMORS AS FALSE; ‘MUST HAVE FIRST CHOICE

JOHNSON SAYS NO! AND THERE YOU ARE   Hiram Will Positively Not Take Second Place On The Ticket.

Largest Ship Company o Great Lakes Passes Into Hands of New Owners.

GOODRICH LINE SOLD FOR MILLION DOLLARS   H. W. Thorp and Associates Comorise New Company

. KEEP EGGS PURE 9 MONTHS, ‘Seal Up Pores of Shells And Bar ‘ Bacteria :

TURKEYS ARE SAID TO. “BEA EITTLE SCARG   Plenty of Other Fowls, Though to Care for Thanksgiylng Needs.

WHISKY GUARNIING COSTS,   Kentucky: to Pay: $220,000. for Watchinen’s ene

‘GUARD THE BOOZE   Quarter Million to Pay Watch. men at Kentucky Distilleries.

PRESIDENT HUERT OPENER CONGRESS   POINTS OUT ADVANTAGES GAIN Eb BY ESTARLISHMENT OF A STABLE GOVEUNMENT.

CREATION OF CONFIDENCE   Principal “Subject Dis cussed in Message of  De La Huerta

A PROVOUNCEME Nv FROW PoPrPE,   Will Deliver Declaration on Trish

INVESTIGATION (IF WIDE SCOPE   Will Be Made of the Charges of Grookedness in the Baseball Worid.   EVIDENCE INVOLVES MANY OF THE PLAYERS   General House-Cleaning Promised That Will Save Instead_ ~ of Kill the Gama.

NATION-WIGE PROBE oT ARTE (NTO BASEBALL   House-Cleaning In National  Sport To Be Conducted.   TO UNCOVER SCANDAL   Attempt Will Be Made To Stop Alleged Crookedness.

BASEBALL PROBE FOR CROOKEDNESS TQ BE EXTENDED   Players From Every One of 16 Big League Teams Will Be Questioned   Ramifications of Gambling Plot to Fix World’s Series Are Intricate

Grand Jury Widens Scope. of Investigation. in © Effort  _ to. Cléan ver Baseball Forever. _         ‘BEVERAL: GAMBLERS. TOBE INDICTED   Comiskey Says He Suspectec “Crooked Work” in: Sec. ‘ond Game of. Series Witt  - Cincinnati So

 Married’ 36- Fears; - -, - Husband, Age 85, and Wife, Age 84, Divorced

$48.789 ARMY FUNDS GONE   Two Officers of St. Louis Quarter. master Corps Are Sought by the Police.

ARMY OFFICERS ARE SOUGHT   eae ee C—O ———————————— CST ae Mw ee Se  ‘Dissapear From St. Louls Along With 848.729.

Roy Kills Clerk When Asked for Quarter in  Payment for Pair Hosc

PROGRESS UN HEARINGS  VERY SLOW   Committee’s Time WastedFiery Campaign, Says Joe Kealing

NEW TONE IS ADDED 10 ISSUE   League Head's Comment Causes Speculation   EFFECT [IS AWAITED   ICox Issues Best Campaign Statement

EUROPE READY TO MAKE CHANGE   Statement of Leon Bourgeois Indicates ‘Willingness to Amend the League.   HARD BLOWS -FOR COX

WOULD ABDLIOH ARTICLE TEN TO PACIFY HARDING   League Council Head Say: Covenant Can Be Amended to Suit Nominee   THINKS ARTICLE 10 NOT A VITAL PART   STUBBORN COLD GIVES HARD. ING TROUBLE BUT BRE EX. PRCTS TO BREAK IT DURING DAY, Svtctim so

LIFE TERM FOR A MURDERER   Ansen Best tanvieted of Killing a  telenhbone Girt,

LIFE SENTENCE FOR SLAYER OF PONTIAC GIRI   Anson Best Found Guilty of Murder of Vera Schneider April 25.

OLD FASHIONED PICNIC   Evangelical Church and. Sunday School at Woodland ‘Tomorrow’

NEVER SPOKEN IN 10 YEARS IN PRISON   Patrick C. Hanley, Known A: “Corky the Silent’ Will Receive Liberty Foday

“CORKY:.-THE . SILENT’   Released After ‘Ten-Years ‘In, Prisor Without Uttering Word.

“CORKY THE SILENT” WHO HASN'T SPOKEN FOR TEN YEARS GIVEN HIS RELEASF

IDENTIFICATION OF RAGGED STRANGER COLLAPSES AGAIN   (The report of the convicuion an¢  sentencing of Carl Wanderer ta given ae Los

CARL WANDERER ESCAPES NOOSE; GETS 25 YEARS   Wife Murderer Jubilant Over Verdict of Jury.  JURORS SCORED   “I Knew They Couldn't Crack Me,” He Says—Pays Tribute to Benedict J. Short, His Attorney.

BEGIN SEARCH FOR RICH CANADIAN MISSING WITE CERF TARY MANY MONTH   REWARD OFFERED TO ARREST OF  SECRETARY MISSING WITH A. 3. SMALL.

OFFER $18,000 FOR KIDNAPER   Chicago is Being Scoured fo: Ambrose Small Kidnaped Multi-Millionaire.,

SEARCH FOR LOST MILLIONAIRE:   Fifteen Thousand Dollar Reward Offered for  Secretary’s Arrest

TOLEDO CAR SERVICE ATA STANDSTILL   Bilzzatd Sends Motor uses ~~ Scurrying to Shelter,

TOLEDO CAR SERVICE AT A STANOSTILL   Bizzard Sends Motor Buses scuriying 10 Shatter,

CAME BUREAU AIDS AMERICANS   And WHI Furnish Guides Who Will Tell Nimrods Where the Game Is Plenty.

FISH GAME BUREAUS TO AID AMERICANS   Canadian Government WH Aseis Sportsmen Who Go To the Wilds of Canada,

Cattlemen are. Not Optimi Stic          Money Fituation  Rediee Cattle Population: tn Texas, Says)” Assceiniion Presiden o° 60.

Texas Cattlemen Face Serious Situation; Can’t Get Loans on Heads

PROBE COLLAPSE OF GRANDSTANP   No Permit Issued For Erectior Commissioner Of Buildings Says

TO PROHIBIT SECOND ~—MARRIAGE OF DIVORCEES   Campaign Started ‘to Secur Constitutional Amendmien . to That Effect. :

PASTOR SEEKS -: AMENDMENT TO: ABOLISH DIVORCE   Launch Propaganda to” Make Divorce Im-possible

AGAINST DIVORCE   Move tor Constitutions! Amend ment to Uphold Sanctity of Marriage.

Begin Campaign for Federal Amendment to Make Obtaining of Divorces Impossibk

FAVOR DIVORCE AMENDMENT   Society to Launch Campaign Against the Remarriage of Divorcees.

INSAN ITY INCREASE SHOWN: BY NEGROES   Use of Substitutes For Liquor Alieged to Be Cause 0f New ' Conditions

TALE OF CONFESSED SPY   Former’"U. S. Army Of. ficer Says He Worked for Germany

FORMER CAPTAIN SAYS HE WAS SPY   Ofictaly Investigate Tale That Will ers Rulisted in Army to Ald the HKalser.

IVESTIGATE. TALE OF “SPY”   Former Army Captain Declares He Was German Cadet Under Infleence of Fatherland.

WOMAN KILLED BY MOTORISTS . FROM ELKHART   Coroner Discontinues Investigation, Manslaughter Charge May Be Dropped.

Removal Of Members Of Pike County Flection Board Is Being Demanded

FILE PETITIONS FOR OOVER AT LANSING   REQUIRED 100 NAMES ARE NOT ON PAPERS BUT THEY WILL BE OBTAINED

COMMISSIONERS HOLD SHARESVILLE ELECTION VALID.   Now uyito the Peopte to Gréuite Gov... jermment ‘by “Hlection,

INGORPORATORS WIN   COMMISSIONERS HOLD SHARTSVILLE ELECTION VALID.   Now up to the People to Create Goyernment by Lleetion.

GLASS DE AID TO EUROPE   Says Peoples Cverseas Must Meet Own Probiem of Sinking Exchange.   UNITED STATES GIVES UMIT   Suggests That Europeans Live Within Their Incomes and Increase Their Production as tiuch as Poeslble. in Blunt Statement.

DECLARES LIMIT ~ REACHED BYULS   Further Aid to Europe Declined by Secretary Glass,   ISSUES BLUNT STATEMENT   Saya Peoples Overseas Must Meet Their Own Problem cf Sinking Exchange—Suggests They Live Within Their Incomes.

COMPEL PEACE PROCLAMATION ~ VIGE CHAIRMAN   Request-For-Maudamus Order Against “ Seeretary Coiby Comes Up : Wednesday

MAKDAMS PEACE ~~ ORDER POSTPONE!   By Request of  Chicago Lawyer Making it Compulsory ~ ‘Signature: to Proclamation : Of Peace Suit. is Postponed. ‘Hearing Wednesday.

Se, oe ee ee CHICAGO LAWYER ASKS COURT TO ORDER PEACE   Appeals to Supreme Pribuual of Dts. tritt fo Tssuc Mandanius Against aehiry af Stade.

COMPEL PEACE PROCLAMATION VICE CHAIRMAN   Request Fer. Mandamus. Order Agains ‘Secretary Colby Comes Up . Wednesday

MANDAMUS PEACE ‘ORDER POSTPONED   -By Request of Chicago Law. yer Makine it Compulsory . Signature. to, Proclamation -Of Peace Suit is Postponed.  _-elearinge Wednecdav.

UIT 10 COMPEL PROCLAMATION Ut PEACE POGTPONED   ‘Request for Mandamus Orde: Against Secretary Colby Comes Up Wednesday.

TURK IN SHADOW OF BRITISH GUNS   Rail Communication Between Bosphorus and Interior of Nation Severed.

TERN CAPLTOAL IS Esl ater.   (enstantinople Cat Off Prom Asiatie  Vart of Pimpire.

BUNDITHONS WORSE IN OSLEM EMPIRE   CONSTANTINOPLE ENTIRELY ISOLATED FROM ALL OF ASIA MINOR   BRITISH GET THE BLAME   French and Italians Both Predict Christian Massacres by the Moslems as Result of Move.

CONSTANTINOPLE IS COMPLETELY ISOLATED FROM ASIATIC TURKEY   Railway Communication Cu —Prices of Foodstuffs are Soaring Fast

TURK CAPITOL IS ISOLATED FROM COUNTRY   Railroad ~ Communica. tion to Interior Has Been Cut.

ENRAGED MOSLEMS EXPECTED 10 KILL GFF CHRISTIANS   ltalians and French Declare that Tvo Million Unprotected Persons are in DPanger

DE LA HUERTA MADE PROVISIONAL CHIEN   Elected President ad Interiin of Mexieo, ,

ARRANZA BURIED ho HUERTA NAMED PROVISIONAL GRICE   Laid to Rest In Shadows of  Chapultepec—Poorest of Cemeteries.   President Ad Interim Wil Take Office June 1—,Orders Election September 5.

CARRANZA BURIED IN SHADOW OF LAST RESTING PLACE OF MEXICO’S POOR

PRESIDENT CARRANZA BURIED _ AT MEXICO CIT’   Remains Laid to Rest in the Delores Cemetery at the Capitol City.

Carranza Laid’ to Rest : an 2 Cemetery ‘of Proor As Death Mystery Grows

LAY CARRANZA’S BODY TO REST   Buried, as He Requested, 1 Shadow of Chapultepec.  Suicide Theory Disproved

CNED 10 TOM  MEXICO CITY  BODY OF CARRANZA CONSI       While, Mexican Congress Was Electing a - Temporary President—Gen. Herrero Tel egraphs Army Authorities That Carranza  _ Shot Himself Rather Than Surrender — Sends Report of Alleged Autopsy on Body

CARRANZA ENDED _ OWN LIFE RATHER THAN SURRENDER   This Statement is Telegraphed to Mexico Gity By Col. Herrero.   In Reference fo Request Body Is Placed in Dolores Cemetery, Where Poorest of Mexicans Are Burted; ‘Temporary Alead Is Chosen.

GARRANZA BURIED WHERE POOREST Ut COUNTRYMEN REST   Late Ruler’s Request as to His Final Resting Place Carried Out—De La Huerta President ad Interim.

CARRANZA IS LAID AT REST IN _ POTTER'S FIELD   ‘Leader of Revolution Says He  Committed Suicide Rather  Than Surrender   CAPTURE 11 GENERAIS   NEW GOVERNMENT STARTS CHASE INTO MOUNTAINS TODAY In SEARCH OF VILLA

CARRANZA T0 6 BURIED THURS.       ADOLFO DE LA HUERT. 8 BEEN ELECTED P- SI   The Report Has Been Given That President Carranza ted Suicide.

BURY DICTATOR IN THE SHADOW GHAPULTEPEC   Body Brought to Capital by an Escort of Troops

DEAD Git Io LAID TO REST IN MEXICO GIT   Claim of Herrero That Executive Killed Self Disputed By Autopsy   HUERTA IS PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC   Several Close Friends of Car. ranza Arrested Upon Arrival of Leader’s Body

FUNERAL Ot PRESIDENT GARRANZA   FORMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OP MEXICO LAID TO REST AT DOLORES CEMETERY IN SHADOW OF CHAPULTEPEO   CLAIMS OF COL. HERRERA THAT CARRANZA COMMITTED SUICIDE DISPUTED BY THE AUTHORITIES

DEATH IS PROBED     Leader of Carranzz gtrursuers Offers te ‘Submit Proof of Suicide---Autopsy. Performed.

CARRANZAIS LAID 10 REST  AMONG POOR   Slain President of Mexico Buried as He Requested—Thousands Look Upon the Body.   SUICIDE STORY IS DEMED   While Funeral ts In Progress the Congress Elects Huerta. "President Ad Interim.

AMONG THE POOR LIES CARRANZA   IN THE SHADOW OF CHAPUL. TEPEC IN DOLORES CEMETERY.   THE NEW PRESIDENT   ANOTHER HUERTA IS CHOSEN TO FILL THE VACANCY,    Apparently the Truth Has Not Yet _ Been Made Known as to Exaet Manner of Carranza’s Death.

TOOK HIS OWN LIFE   Carranza s Declared to Have < Committed Suicide.   HUERTA 18 NEW PRESIDENT   Mexican Coxgress Selected Him While Carranza Funeral Was Being Held.

CARRANZA BURIED, SUCCESSOR NAMED      HUERTA, GOVERNOR OF SO. NORA, HEADS MEXICO TILL ELECTION   SUICIDE STORY FALSE   Autopsy On the Body Showed the President Had Been Shot Twice With Rifles   Whether or Not Villa Will be Good is Question Up Before Revolutionists

THINK GARRANZA KILLED HIMSELt   Former President Is Buried ir Cemetery In Mexico City.

CARRANZA A SUICIDE IS REBEL CLAIM   Leailer Says President Kill ed Self to Escape Capture   HUERTA iS NOW HEAD   Ni amed Provisional President as  Body of Carranza is Laid to Rest

Colonel Herrera Asserts Carranza Was a Suicide   Man Held Responsible for Death of F. ccna President Says That Rather Than Surrender Late _ - Mexican Head Took His Own Life. 27

CARRANZA LAID TO REST WHELE CONGRESS syTs      DE LA HUERTA MADE FROVISIONAL RULER UNTIL AFTER ELECTION. .   Herrero Defends Self by Saying Carranza  Suicided Rather Than Surrender.

NEW FARM AGENT NAMED FOR ADAMS   Paul Hoffman, of Somerset County, Will Meet Local Bureau Friday.   OFFICE VACANT LONG TIME   Opening of Bureau Office In Cour House Will be Welcomed by Farm. ers. Accepted as Asset.

NEW FARM AGENT FOR ADAMS COUNTY   Paul Hoffman, Somerset, Is Appointed to Fill Vacancy Caused by Resignation of H. F. Hershey.

DIES OF PNEUMONIA   William V. Thorne, Prominent « Railroad Man. °

Insurgent White Troops ; . Attack Japanese Forces Along the Amur Rive:

RUSHED 10. “OERONT   SOVIET REPORTS’ STATE FIGHTING IS DEFENSIVE.

BIG CONVENTION GETS UNDER WAY   CHAIRMAN HAYS RAPS FOR ORDER AT 11:34 O'CLOCK A, M,   PARTY KEYNOTE §$ SOUNDEL   By Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Draws Much Applause — Many Women Picket the Coliseum—  Grenes About the Hall.

OLD GUARD ~ CONVENTION OPENED TODAY   CALLING CHIEF EXECUTIVE UN: AMERICAN SEEMS 70 BE IDEA OF AMERICANISM

BUNUS SOUGHT   Holders of State Jobs Begin Drive on the Ohio Legislature.

POLICE INSPECTOR IS SHOT DEAD ON WAY HOME FROM CHURCH      ssagssins KG Official Retore Rye: or i     Mother in Jasharn Tre. land, ‘8     nckany,

Taspector Swanzy Was Held in Connection with Assassination of Mayor of Lisburn; Ulster Volunteers Prevent Wrecking of Shop of Sinn Fein Leader Near Scene   RUNNING FIGHT IN STREET

IRISH OFFICER ASSASSINATED   INSPECTOR SWANZY SHOT DEAD _ WHEN LEAVING CHURCH IN BELFAST

AUSSIANS AND POLES IN GONFERENGE 10) UfobUoo ARTICLES OF ARMISTICE   Pole Envoys Crossed Line to Baranovitch Earl Last Night---Reds Continue Drive Toward Warsaw, Take Galicia.

DUSCUSSING THE ARMISTICE. TODAY   POLISH DELEGATES CROSSED THE BORDER LAST NIGHT   BOLSHEVIKT IN REVOLUTION   As Peace Plans are in the Making the Trotsky arid Lenine Government  Is Treatened With. Diarup: tion. by ‘Arming:

THE ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS NOW FUNCTION   Pelish ‘Delegates Crossed The Line: Last * Night—Received  By Bolshevik

Negotiations Begin for Polish-Soviet Armistice   Bolshevik Troops Capture City of Bielstok and Thteaten  Brest-Litovsk; Revolution Breaks Out in Kovno, Resultin Overthrow of Lithuanian Government

OIATE FINANCES REAGH THE CREST   RECEIPTS DURING JANUARY REACH NEARLY TEN MIL. LION DOLLARS.   GOLD TO SOUTH AMERICA   New York Is Shipping Metal to Argentina end Other Countries to Stabilize the Exchange.

TATE FINANCES ARE APPROACHING CREST OF THE YEAR - BAKER   January Receipts, $90,§52; Debits, $47,329. 19 -- More Than Half This Amount Represents Transfers and Expenditures Light.

State Finances Approach Crest With Bio Balances Held in All State Depositories, Report Asserts

HEAT BATTLE FOR Pat oallh WARSAW RAGES   Offensive With Bayonets Is Launched by President Pilsudskis Army 31 Miles North of the City.

FATE OF WARSAW HANGS UN BATTLE NOW IN PROGRESS   Paris Receives Word of Great Bat tle Raging en Polish-Russ Front Today   POLEES MAKE COUNTER MOVE   Bayenet Attack Launched Against the Reds—Agitation at Berlm Over French Action

News of Crucial Conflict in-Progres: on Russo-Polish Front Reaches © ---- French Foreign Office 

THE FATE OF WARSAW HANGS ON A BATTLE   Russian Cavalry Has Reached the Outskirts of the Polish Capital— _ Suburb Is Captured.

RED HORSEMEN REACH WARSAY   Cavalry Reported in Suburb of Capital; British. Peeved by French Wrangel Stand.   {RLILLETIN

GREAT BATTLE FOR WARSAW REPORTED ON   Poles of All Ages and Both Sexes Armed For Defense of the Capital.   LAUNCH COUNTER OFFENSIVE   Report Through Berlin Says the Bolsheviki Have Reach: ed Suburb.   RBRULLETI’S

GREAT BATTLE MAY DETERMINE WARSAW SFATE   Russians Seek to Undermine Polish Defense by Widely Ganarated Attacks.   APPEALS T0 THE U. &.

BRITAIN DAZED AS FRENCH ENDORSE WRANGEL REGIME   Poles To Defend Warsaw Not Counting Loss In Blood.

FATE OF CITY -IN BALANCE, SAYS REPORT   Russian Cavalry Reach Suburb of Polish Capital.

GREAT BATTLE IS IN PROGRESS   Fate of Warsaw Hangs on Outcome, According to Messages

NOTIFIED OF HIS RECOGNITION BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT.   KING GEORGE POSTPONES TRIP TO SCOTLAND.   Situation Is Admittedly Grave and Consternation Is Evidenced by Newspapers Over French Action.

F. ATE OF REFUBLIC'S CAPITAL I SAL) TO‘REST ON OUTCI Or ENGAGEMEN

CAPITAL'S FATE HANGS IN BALANCE   Russian Cavalry Reach. Suburb of City; Terrific Pattle in Progress   WHOLE CITY IN ARMS   Women, Boys end Otd Men Take Last Desperate Stand Today

POLISH MINISTER AND  COLBY CONFER; ACTION OF FRENCH REGARDING WRANGEL QUESTIONED

OLOAND YOUNG IEFEND WARSAW   Men of All Descriptions and Classes Drilling For +) Battle. 3  f   STRENGTHEN POSITIONS

WARSAW'S CAPTURE SEEMS MATTER OF HOURS   Great Efforts for Defense of City hut Advance of Red Army Is Unchecked

HEAR WARSAW TO BE TAKEN BEFORE FRIDAY   Milava, Important City on Danzig Raixway, ‘Said to Have Been Captured   TROTZKY DECLARES SOVIETS RECOGNIZEL

RUSS PROGRESS IN ADVANCE ON POLES IN SOUTH   British Take Exception to Action of French Government.

FATE OF WARSAW HANGS ON RESULT OF STERN BATTLE   Red Cavairy Reported in Suburb of City as Armies Lock Horns in Decisive Conflict.      POLES COUNTER ATTACK REDS NORTH OF CAPITAL

‘DEATH RATHER THAN SURRENDER IS SPIRIT OF WARSAW PEOPLE   Old Men, Women and Chil dren in Ranks of Polish Army.   SOVIET CAVALRY IN GUN SHOT OF CAPITAL   Despite Heroic Defense Fall of Historic Capital Seems Imminent.

Last Resources of Poland Are Called On in Final Stand   Men, Women and Children Determined to Save Country From Reds, Volunteer for Service   RITLLHETIN

RUSSIANS HEAVILY OUTNUMBER POLES DEFENDING WARSAV   Soviet Forces Number 350,000 Against 140,000 Polish : Troops of All Kinds.

AUD CAVALRY AT GATES OF WARSAW S LONDON REPORT   Enemy Horse Reach Praga Suburd of rolisn Vapitai— Not Contirmed.   Great Battle in Progress anc Fate of City hangs in Railance.

Fighting Close To Warsaw   LONDON EVENING NEWSPAPER GREATLY ALARMED BECAUSH FRANCE RECOGNIZED BARON WRANGEL IN RUSSIA,   KING GEORGE HAD POSTPONED VAGATION   FAILURE TO LEAVE FOR SCOT LAND BELIEVED TO  INDICATE RUSSO-POLISH CRISIS SERIOUS.   BULLETIN

es  wae rs fis io wy ¥ at V. at i % . ow i Bh i ig af  ta ¥ Ne <~ ; ee eM 8 es = aaa 2 ; i  4  a oF ce  } he ea tke   Tells Ohio Audiences He : Preaching Peace On Earih   Says Harding Has Taken Elevon Stands On League.

GOVERNOR COX UPENS DRIVE IN OWN STATE   Declares League of Nations Is Pre-eminent Issue of Campaign Here Saturday

LOSSES DESCRIBED BY OIL INVESTORS   HUNDREDS OF VICTIMS WRITE Tt U.S. OFFICIALS TELLING OF FRAUDS.

(LAIM THEY WERE DEFRAUDED   ltundreds of Tet ora From ltnvestors in O11 Stocks Recetvedd,

Letters Peur In te District Attorney of New York From iInvestere in Stocks.

Senator Harding Favors McKinley Campaign Style   ‘‘Front Porch’’ Campaign May Be Plan of Republican Candidate   MAY BE FORMALLY  NOTIFIED, JULY 15   Campaign Will Be Aggressive and Full of Ginger, Is Forecast

HARDING FAVORS "FRONT PORCH” GAMPAIGN NOW   Presidential Nc Nominee Has Home at Marion ReArranged.   USES McKINLEY STYLE   Senator Will Receive Formal Notification July 15.

HARDING PLANS CAMPAIGN FULL _OF REAL ‘GINGER   Having His Home At Marion, Ohio, Fitted Up  vith View To Conducting “Front Porch”  Campaign. — Formal Notification of Nomvation Ahont July £5 is the Present Plan.

Presidential Nominee Would Follow In Footsteps Of William Mekinley   SPIKES : LOG CABIN CAMPAIGN STORY   Senator Tells Story Of His Early Career—Oncee Sold Fire Insurance

JOHNSON CANCELS      Speaking Engagements to Join in Treaty Fight

JOHNSON CANCELS TOUR   California Senator Returns to Washington to Vote on Treaty.

CREW SHOWED REAL HEROISM   Life Raft from Steamer _ Afrique Still Missing - Following Wreck.

CAPTAIN AND ~ CREW SHOWED REAL HEROISM   Life Raft from Steame Afrique Still Missing Following Wreck.

BANKERS GATHER   American Association Convene at Washington Tomorrow

BANKERS MEETING. YN WASHINGTON   Various Phases - of Financial Problems of Country Under Consideration Today by the Associational Committees in necial Meetings.

TANGERS IN READINESS FOR PROBADLE SERVIGE IN BOUNDARY DISPUT   DOZEN MEN HELD UNDER OR. PURPOSES NOT KNOWN,

INVESTIGATE ESCAPE OF GROVER BERGDOLL   Resolution Ordered Favorably Reported by House.

DEMOTT SLAIN WHILE TRYING TO GET AWAY   Yankee Killed at Basi! Was < German Prisoner.

MUL DEMOTT SHOT BY TEUTON ~ TEUTON SENTRY WAS ARMED SAYS REPORT   ALSO STATED THAT MAN WA! MAKING AN ATTEMPPT TO ESCAPE FROW AUTHORITY.

PRESIDENT WILL HELP  ELECT COX   PROPOSES TO PARTICIPATE VIGOROUSLY IN THE COMING PRESIDENTIAu CAMPAIGN,   THEY BOTH AGREE ON LEAGUE   ‘Reports That Democratic Nominee is at Variance With Wilson on Big Issue Refuted.

WILSON WILL PARTICIPATE IN CAMPAIGN FOR COX   Formal Statement of President’s Plans Expected to Be Made Following Sunday Conference At White House

WILSON 10 TAKE PART IN COMING CAMPAIGN   President Will Lend  Vigorous : Aid to the Democratic Nominees.

THIRTY PER CENT UF OnlO'S ELECTORATE REGISTER THURSDAY   Believe Two Million Wil Have Entered Polls Before Time.

‘Estimate Places Yesterday’s ‘  : Registration of Women at. j Probably 175,000.   'GREATER EFFORTS ON REMAINING DAYS   Approximately 30 Per Cent of State’s Electorate Regis. . ter First Day.

SUGAR AGAIN ON THE TOBOGGAN   i  FEDERAL REFINING COMPANY CUTS PRICE OF GRANULATED TO 13' CENTS.

SUGAR HAS A FURTHER FALL   Price of Geaasiated Drups to 13 1-2 Cents at New York.

War Veterans Refuse To Pass Mayor Babcock   Turn Into Side Street in Pitts. burgh as Reviewing Stand Is Reached.   MAYOR FINALLY    LEAVES THE STAND

OPPOSES LEAGUE PLAN.   Georgia Democratic Convention Acvocatgs Free Speech— Ask Espiorfage Repeal.

GEORGIANS OPPOSE LEAGUE COVENAN   Smith-Watson Forces in Complete Central and the Palwer-Wilson  Supporters are “Rolled.”

GEORGIA HITS WILSON PACT _ FIERCE BLOW   Repudiate Palmer While Wat son and Hoke Smith Dominate Convention

A REVOLT AGAINST WILSON   GEORGIA DEMOGCRATIG CONVENTION REPUDIATES THE LEAGUE.   Smith-Watson Forces in Camplets Control and the Palmer—-Wilaon. . Supporters Are ORolled!) on. Every © Vote.

“Unalterable Opposition” to League of Nations and Other Administrative Measures Expressed in Resolution Passed by Convention.—Convention One of Most Sensational in Georgia Political Annals. — Watson - Smith Delegates Wrest Control From Palmer Supporters.   WATSON-SMITH COMBINE GET GEORGIA DELEGATION

THREATS OF LYNCHING MADE.   Machine Gun Company Ordered to North Carolina Town.

BORDEN ASKS TO RETIRE FROM PUBLIC WORK   Premier of Canada De sires to Quit Position  Il] Health Cause.

BORDEN DESIRES TO RETIRE   Premier of Canada Tells Party Caucus That He Wishes to Quit Public Life.

NITTI SAYS EUROPE. NEEDS A SMILE   Halian Premier Discusses the Work of Supreme CourcilSitting In San Remo   MUST RESTORE ORDER   Refuses To Discuss the Question Whether the Treaty Will Bring Actual Peace,

Ad MEAP £20 GO. O. DA CAANCES,  Alexander Raps , Congress for Slashing  SA nen tedewn TTiweo ck a Bo we Sect oe

SERIOUS BLOW AIMED AT U. S. - FOREIGN TRADE   Alexander Sees Danger in Cut. ting Down Commerce Department’s Estimates.

American Trade With World Threatened, Says Alexander   Secretary of Commerce Declares Slicing of Trade Estimate Appropriation Is Most Serious Blow Ever Aimed at Foreign Business of U. S.—Points Out Efforts of Japan and European Nations.

DUR COMMERCE WITH WORLD Io AGING AN ENL   REPUBLICAN ECONOMY WILL HAVE THAT RESULT SEC.  ALEXANDER SAYS   By Refusing To Pay For Represen: tatives of Commerce Dent. In Foreign Countries

Secretary Alexander Discusses Action of Appropriations Committee in Cutting Estimates Commerce Dept.

DECLARES HOUSE BILL CNDANGERS FOREIGN TRANE   SLASHING OF APPROPRIATIONS [S$ SERIOUS BLOW, ALEXANDER SAYS,

TRADE WITH WORLD IS ENDANGERED IT IS FEARED   Committee's Act Most Serious Blow Ever Aimed From Within at Foreign Commerce, Says Secretary.

American Vacht Half Mile Ahead at Five Mile Mark Tlis Afternoon.

PHOTOGRAPHER BEATEN TO DEATH   ATTEMPTED TO TAKE PICTURES OF RIOT, WAS KILLED BY MOB.

WOOD WILL GET TEN INDIANA DELEGATES   FOUR GO TO CONVENTION INSTRUCTED FOR SENATOR JOHNSON   “Big Four” is Instructed for Wood —Sixteen Delegates Are Uninstructed

State Convention Approves Action of Republicans in Senate in Treaty Controversy; Instructs Delegates

INDIANA REPUBLICANS HOLD WILSON CAUSED DELAY IN PEACE MOVE   Unalterable Opposition to League Proposal Set Forth By G. O. P.

STATE TICKET IS NOMINATED BY THEG..0.P   Will H. Adams of Wabash ‘Is Renominated for Supreme Court Reporter   WOOD GETS 10 OF STATE DELEGATES

INDIANA  WILL SEND   Ten Delegates for Wood, Four for Johnson and 16 Uninstructed to Republican National Convention.

NILSON FLAYED FOR PACT DELAY BY INDIANA G.O.P.   Hoosier State Republi. cans Blame President For Dallying.

TEN MORE FOR WOOD   pak GENERAL GETS THAT MANY DELEGATES IN INDIANA.   The Fight to lustruet the-Deteates at Large Was a Hard One Bat the Weed Men Won.  q

INDIANA 6.0. P BLAMES WiLoOh IN PACT DELAY   State Convention Approves Action of Republicans in Senate in Treaty Controversy; In: structs Delegates

INDIANA REPUBLICANS ELECT NEGRO DELEGATES   ‘Along With Prominent Women of State Negro Leader Is Named as Alternate Delegate at Large to Convention.

‘TEN VOTES FOR, WOOD   Indiana Has Sixteen Uninerracted. Delegates at Large for Waal.

WOOD GIVEN TEN, JORNGON FOUR OF INDIANA'S VOTE   Peace Plank of Republican " State Platform Condemns  President Wilson.

HIRAM JOHNSON BAGS 4 VOTES FROM HOOSIERS   Indiana Will Give Wood Ten —Sixteen Will Be Uninstructed.   G. 0. P. CONVENTION FLAYS THE PRESIDENT   League of Nations Held Re sponsible for Delay in Peace Treaty.

WILSON'S COMMENT OBIECT OF ATTACK   SENATOR BOKAH DECLARE: LEAGUK FORCES NATION ABRITRARILY INTO WAR

BORAH ATTACKS WILSON’S STATEMENT ON ARTICLE X.   Wants to Know Where This Country Would Stand if Invaded Nation Should Ask and Be Refused Help.

pe i: “HONOR BOUND IF IN LEAGUE.” 6Congrens Conldn’t Refase ta Declare

STATEMENT OF WILSON DRAWS BARAH AT TALK         Idahoan Vigorously Assails ~ President’s Speech on’  Article Ten   WOULD DISCREDIT U, S. IF AID: WERE REFUSED   Declares Country Dishonored Should It Refuse to Take   Up Arms to Help   Member _.

ARTICLE X WOULD BIND US TO GO TO WAR   Senator Borah.Says Congress Cowl Refuse Force Only ty “‘Téaring Up League Covenant.

NATION WOULD BE BOUND BY ART. 10 SAYS SEN. BORAT   Declares If We Refused t Fight We Would Be Dishonored; Attacks Wilson

BORAH SLAPS WILSON DICTUM   PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT ARTICLE X DOESN'T INTERFERE WITH POWERS OF CONGRESS DISPUTED

ARNANSAS CONVICTS WHO ESUAPED FROM PRISON ARE STILL AT LARGE   (By Associated Press.) LATE REPORTS INDICATE MEN  ' ARE SURROUNDED ON ISLAND IN ARKANSAS RIVER,

BANDITS MAKE ENORMOUS HAUL   OBTAIN s3.000000 IN LOOT FROM MAIL KOBBERY — *s00.000 iS BONDS

BOY PAYS HIS DEBT OF GRATITUDE IN FIGHT TO SAVE RENEFACTOR’S SILVE!

IRISH RAILROADS OUIT   Trouble Over Handling Munifions and Strikes Causes Suspension,

IRISH RAILROAD  TURNS OFF 3,000 OF ITS EMPLOYE:   (Dispute Regafding Handling ; of Munitions One Cause

RAILROAD TO CEASE SERVICE      Irish Lime Gives Notice to Employes of Termination.

A. F. of L. Convention Certain to Ask Return of Railroads to Government.

MAY FIND SELVES JOINED   Labor and Capital Unwilling Friends in Declaring for Government Cantrol of Railroanis.

ROPER SAYS REDS — - ” SHOULD GO BAC   Organized Labor and Organtred. Cap. ‘ial May Soon Unite in This =" Demand,

RAILROADS MUST PAY COUNTY TA)   Court of Civil Appeals ‘ Austin Reverses the Decision.

QADS MUST ~ PAY COUNTY TA   tof Civil Appeals stin. Reverses. the Decision.

DAYTON COMPANY PAID  $5,000 NOTE OF COX, WITNESS “STATES: AT  ,  SENATARIAL HEARING

TALBOT CLEARS UP CHARGES   Nothing Irregular in Transaction by Gov, Cox, He Testifies at Hearine   $37,000 Fund Merely ‘Personal Contriou Hons to the 1917 Campaign

TALBOT peak STORY OF NOTE   Says Payment of Cox Note Made by Metal Company Of Dayton  Regarded Contribution As Personal One Says Company Head.

EXPLAINS PAYING OF COX NOTE BY HIETAL COMPANY   President of Company Say: Action Was Contribution by Himself.

DAYTON FIRM PAID 7 COX $5.060 NOTE   President of Metal Product: Company Gives Explanatior of Transaction te Senate Subs. Committees.

ULSTER VOLU UNTEERS MOBILIZED BUT DO NOT TAKE PART IN IN BATTLE,

ATTACK ON POLICE BARRACKS   Sinn Feiners of Canketawn, Iretand,  Start a Hattie.

DIFFERENCES SMOOTHED OVER   Reek Island Officials and Vrainmen  About in Agreement.

PAYNE NOMINATED : © RAILROAD DIRECTOR   Secretary af Interior fo Succeed Walker B. Hines,

PAYNE (3 NAMED AS BIG BUS0 OF RAILS, HINES [a FF ON EUROPEAN STUN

JOHN BARTON PAYNE IS NEW MEMBER OF GABINE   Head of Shipping Board Named Seeeretary of Interior and Director General of Railroads.

PAYNE SUCCEEDS HINES AS DIRECTOR GENERAL      Duties of Railroad Administration Transferred to Secretary. of interior by President.  -

j. B. PAYNE NAMED RAIL HEAD   Secretary of Interior Appointed by Wilson to Succeed W. D. Hines, Resigned.

PAYNE SUCCESSOR TO HINES   Secretary of Interior Becomes Di  fector etineral of aRilreads.

NAMES PAYNE TO ‘SUCCEED W. D. HINES   Former Director .General o Railroads Will Sail Next Month for Europe

JOHN BARTON PAYNE SUCCEEDS WALKER HINES   Duties of Director General of Rail. roud Administration Transferred by Proclamation.

SITUATION ' 48 DIFFICUL’   General Feeling of Pes. simism Concerning Negotiaiton

NUGOIANG GROW PESOIMISTIC  ~-PEAGE DELAYED   PROBLEM OF REPATRIATING PRI SONERS OF WAR IS BECOMING VERY SERIOUS.

ASK REOPENING WAGE CONTRACT   Desire to Remedy “Inequali. ties” of the Approved  Award.   Estimated 100,000 Miners Are on Strike for More Wages.

PETITION. THE PRESIDENT   Requesting “Thad “Wage ‘Contract ‘Be *.-Reopenéd” to. sorrest Inequalities 

MINE WORKERS IN APPEAL 10 WILSOA   Ask President to Reopen Wage Contract Signed Last Thursday.

MINERS ASK WILSON  TO REOPEN WAGE AWARD CONTRACT   Difference in Wage of Bi. - tuminous Miners Cause of Trouble    OFFICIALS ISSUED NO STRIKE ORDER

APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.   Anthracite Mine Workers Ask That ‘‘Inequalities’’ of Award ’ Be Remedied. .

ANTHRACITE MINE WORKERS APPERL 10 PRESIDENT WILSON   Ask That Wage Contract bi Reopened for Purpose of Remedying Inequalities.   NO ACTION WAS TAKEN TO HAVE MEN RETURN   Estimated That About 100,00( Have Quit Work Because o Dissatisfaction With Term: of Award, Though No Strik Order Was Issued.

BOLGHEVIGM TAKES HOLD ON ITALIAN   WORKERS WHO SEIZED FAC. TORIES ARE IN A VIRTUAL STATE OF SIEGE NOW   GOVEANMENT 15 LENIENT   Apparently Authorities Are Not Disposed to Bring About a Crisis By Forcing the Issues With Men.

REDS AND TROOPS CLASH IN MILAN   Armed Soviets Deal Sum« marily With Thieves; Situation Clearing

HARDING WINS APPROVAL Of RAILWAY MEN   Crowd Forward to Shake His Hand Following  Galion Speech.

HARDING PRAISES CUMMING-ESCH ACT TO RAILWAY MEN   Senator Tells Them He is Aware They Favored Plumb Plan, Which He Opposed.

HARDING PRAISES ESCH-CUMMINS ACT BEFORE es   Republican Candidste Laud: Bil, Knowing Auditors "Against Measure.

penne  ARGING SPEAKS 10. ni Whi cMPLOVES   itantly Champions Cum: mins-Esch Act in Address.  yp JUST GOVERNMENT   »minee Also Celebrates Ratifi cation of Suffrage Amendment with Several Score 9f Marion Women — Says He Believes Women Will Live Tp to Obligations.

HARDING DEFENDS CUMIMINS-ESCH ACT   Declares for Government Policy’ That. Will Give” “Continuity of Service”   LEAVES FRONT PORCH,   ‘Addresses Audience of Railsway Men at Galion; Many i: Auditors Were Hostile

HARDING DEFENDS ~ ANTISTRIKE MEASURE   TAKES VIGOROUS STAND FO CUMMINS-ESCH BILL IN T TO UNIONS   AGAINST CLASS RULE   Must Be Government of All, Nominee Declares-—-Workers In Anniause.

CLASS RULE SAYS HARDING   Tels Railroad Men “Just Govern ment fer All the People” Must Be Maintained   At Freat Perch Ratification Celebration, He Urges Them Not to Segregate

HARDING HAS RAILROAD MEN AS AUDIENCE   Says He Stands for “Just Gov ernment For AH People,” Not * Government by Class.   y & IS GIVEN WARM RECEPTION

GUMMING EG BILL PRAIOLE BY SENATOR HARDING   Railway Employes Told They Will Hail Act as Forward Step.   Makes Second Address Away From Home to Erie Workers.

f Alt NEW RAILWAY BIL   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOM INEE UPHOLDS CUMMINGS. ESCH ACT,

HIRDING DEFIES RAILWAY MEN, COMES = QUT FLAT FOR CUMMINS-ESCH STATUT

COX REPLIES 10 TAFT ARTICLES   Should be Ashamed of Himself, He Declares  ram wi:1e CTaTrasraiToe   FOR HIS STATEMENTS   Yoncerning Governor’s Indis. position to Maintain Order by Use of Militia—Chal. lenges Him to Cite Opinion of Any Member of Ohio Suprenme Court

SHAME ON TAFT CRIES GOV. COX   TAFT’S CRITICISM OF COX ADMIN ISTRATION IN CHIO SEVERELY ASSAILED

COX HITS AT EX-PRESIDENT IN STATEMENT   Governor Comments On Taft's Recent Newspaper Articles Ré garding Usé Of Militia In State OF Ohio.   SAYS SHOULD BE ASHAMED   Application Of Leagye OF Nations Argument To Westérn Problems  Was” Stressed By” Candidate: Th "Tallee Vactauclea a:   (CONSPIRACIES ~ IN» SENATE

COX FUSSING OVER RECENT TALK OF TAF   Former President Should Be Ashamed, He Avers

GOX ISSUES SHARP -AEBUKE TO TAFT ON RECENT STATEMENTS   Says Former President Should Be Ashamed of Himself. Train in Wreck.

GOV. COX ARRAIGNS TAFT FOR STATEMEN   Challenges Him to Cite Opinion in Support of Absurd Accusations

BAIS. IN BELFRY OF TRIBUNAL: CO}   Ohio Governor Says Bats and Spider Webs are in Belfrey of Harding's Proposed Hague Tribunal; Makes Direct Attack on Harding.

IS FULL OF RATS AND SPIDERWEB:   Belfrey of the Hague Tri. bunal is So Old That it is Infested With Pests   SAYS GOVERNOR COX   Harding Took Same Atti tude on New Constitution—To Give Names

COX CRITICISES — HAGUE TRIBUNAI   Intlmates He WILL Give Names ‘6 ‘Contributors. to Republican Campaign Fund.

Bats and Spider Webs in Tri bunal’s Belfry, Governor Tells Michiganders   INTIMATES HE WILL NAME CONTRIBUTORS TO FUND   MANY MEN IN OHIO WHO ASK > ED SOLDIERS TO END STRIKES GAVE MONEY TO G, O, P., HE BAYS, +

LATEST PRIMARY RETURNS D0 NOT CHANGE RESUL   Johnson Has Carried California by More Than 150,00—Wood Hold: His Lead in Indiana.   itiy the Aseueectiated fees)

Wocd’s Indiana Jiana Lead Over Johnson Weakens As Votes Are Countec

ONES GSHOREMEN      ‘Steamer Baltic Is Scene Of Rioting As Insult Is Given Aeehhichan   PEW DISLIKES HIM   Prelate Sails For Irish Port Despite Notice He Can Mat Land

Champ Clark’ Buried Under Big. 0. P. Slid.   Roum Speaker Is Defeated By-Missouri Being Wrested  From Democrats

‘Auto Thieves Murder. Officer: Airplane  IsUtilized: in” Manhunt

SPECIAL TRAINS ARE BRINGING “REBS” 10 REUNION AT HOUSTON   VETERANS OF -HALF CENTURY AGO MEET. AND TALK OVER STIRRING DAYS OF THE EARLY SIXTIES

GRAY VETERANS ~~ HOLD REUNION   First Session Scheduled for Afternoon. —_   THOUSANDS ATTEND - HOUSTON GATHERING   Governor Hobby to Wel: come Old Soldiers.

THOUSANDS GATHER FOR U0 V. REUNION   40 SPECIAL TRAINS BEARING DELEGATES AND VISITORS DUE TO ARRIVE   Confederate Veterans, Sons of Ve. terans and Daughters of the Confederacy To Hold a Joint Session.

MEXICO 1S READY TO LINE UP TO ALL HER OBLIGATIONS   Diplomatic Representative At Washington, Makes Statement.      TWO RUMORS ARE BRANDED UNTRUE      One That U.S. Had Stipulated Conditions For Recognition Of Mexico.

Said the Mexican Diplomatic !tepresentative at Washingtor:   Won't Press Recognition of Glover: ment, But for Continued Relations   Declared Mexico’s Position Is Idantical With That of United States.

Mexico Is Now Ready To Live Up To Promises   Diplomat Seeks Continued Friendly Relations With United. States   SHEDS LIGHT ON MEXICAN POLITICS   Asserts That There Will Be No More Revolutions To Disturb Country

MEXIGO READY TO BEHAVE WEL!   And to Live Up to the Lette: of All Her International Gblizations   SO SAYS DIPLOMATIC EEPRESENTATIVE HERE   She’s Not Asking Official - Recopnition But Merely for  Ceontinnead Poelatinn<«

RUSH TRIAL OF CHICAGO COMMUNISTS   Eighty-five Indicted Fri day Will Be Disposed of Very Quickly.

CHICAGO “REDS” T0 BE RUSHED 10 TRIAL SON AS POSSIBLE   GRAND JURY INDICTS 85 ALLEG ED COMMUNISTS—?VORMER FLLINOIS GOTERNOR  PROTESTS

INDICTMENTS ANE RETURNED AGAINST REDS   Eighty-Five Leaders of Com: munist Party in Chicago Will Face Trials   ROSE PASTOR STOKES IS INCLUDED IN LIS1   EDITORS OF LEADING COM MUNIST PUBLICATIONS ANI OTHER PROMINENT AGITAT. ORS INDICTED,

RUSH PLANS TO TRY ALLEGED COMMUNIST:   highty-five Leaders Indiged By Cwi County Jury To Re Tried At ‘Chicago.

START \ WAR   k County Grand Jury: Brings in 3 om List of Indictments Again: st Radicals   Men‘ and Women Aré Acensed of  ~~ Censpiring to Start an-Arm¢ ed Bevaintion

ARMED SOLDIERS. - GUARD. DENVER _- TROLLEY CARS   Resumption of Service Ex. tends, With Each Car

TURK CAPITAL IQ BE PUT IN ALLIED HANDS   Reports Of Massacres Of Ar menians Convince Leaders Of Need Of Such Action   WILL SUPERVISE  MILITARY FORCES   Lloyd-George Is Said To Have Changed Front Upon Turkish Question

ALLIED ARMY IN SULTAN 3 EMPIRE THOUGHT LIKEL)   Inabiilty of Moslem Ruler te Maintain Order May Bring Occupation.

 NM Og Bae Arniéiian -Massacres Hasten  ‘Decision “of “Powers   SULTAN UNABLE TO PRESERVE ORDER       Military : Control , Will: Give noe Protection’ to the ~ “Neighbors

raffic Lanes in Gulf Fast Cleared of Ships   Wind Drops at Louisiana City

TEXAS MAY NOT FEEL HURRICANE: SHIFTS COURSE TOWARD FLORIDA AND LOUISIANA COAST; N. 0. WINDY   15000 Quit Galveston; Corpus Christi People Move to Bluff; Warnings Out from Tampa to Pensacola, New Orleans and Along Texas Ports

 PLAYING HANGING  COSTS BOY'S LIFE;  PARENTS AT FUNERAL   Rope Placed About Arms Slips About Neck and. Strangalation Enaras Before Compeniots Are Aware,

Democrats Attempt to Maks Sim  : Acknowledge That Allies Were  i Also to Blame.

ALLIES CAUSE OF LONGER WAR   That’s Opinicn of Democratic Senators in Sims’ Probe

ALLIES AT FAULT, SENATORS  BELIEVE   Cross  Examination of ‘Sims      /GLASS REITERATES CHARGE   Says Admiral Sims Told Him _. Pershing’s. Transport Broke Down,

TRY TO FORGE STATEMENT      Democrats Attempt to Maka Sim ‘Acknowledge That Allies Were  4tna to Riame.

ALLIES TO BLAME = AS MUCH. AS THE UNITED STATES   Democratic Senators Cross Examine Rear Admiral Sims en Prolanged Hostilities.

Allies Also Blamed For. War Lengtl      Democratic  Cross-Examination —@ Sims DBesicned to Show ‘Mat Alfles Also Failed to Adopt the Proper MYAterre

DIES UNDER AN AUTOMOBILE   Body of Worth Eiliott of Leiand, Iii., Found Under Machine Near Sheridan.

HEARST. JAKES OUT INJUNCTION 10 HALT SALE OF VESSELS   Tries to Block Shipping Board Plan to Scll Ships at Highest Bid Monday.

SHIPPING BOARD TG REREIVE BED   Fefore Acceptance, Hewever, Resul! Wilt Be Laid Before the Senate.

PLANS PROCEED “FOR SALE OF GERMAN SHIPS      Sharp Opposition Has Devel. . oped to Sale; Bids to Be - Submitted to Senate

LARGE DONATIONS TO BE REFUSEL   Republica Committee Will Not Ac cept Campaign Contributions ‘Over $1.

G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN FUND   No Undividudal Donation of Mor  hau 31,000 Wilh Be Aveceplod,

SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE LIMITED 10 $1000   No Individual Donation to Republican Campaign Fund Over Amount Specified Will Be Accepted,

CONTRIBUTIONS LIMITED TO THOUSAND DOLLARS   Will. Hays Says Individual Subscriptions to Campaign Fund Will avg Limit.   ALL’ TO. BE ‘OPEN BOOK

RED ARMY BEING  RETURNED nUME TO UOtrUL WORK   FORMER SOLDIERS ENGAGED IN EESTORING COUNTRY TO A  PEACETIME BASIs,

ASKS AN INQUIRY   Italian Chamber Seeks News of Inter-Allied Commission

TRUCE BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND BRITISH   For the First Time in Five Qears 24 Hours Have Paseed Without. an Outrage.

IS If ARMISTICE IN IRELAND NOW;   Rumors That Sinn Fein and British Have Reached Truce Upheld by No Violence Reported Today.

ALL IRELAND IS QUIET 24 HOURS   For First Time in Five Years Ns Outrages Are Reported to British.

Turkeys Battle On White House Lawn   Tough Bird From Kentucky Puts It All Over Texas

WHITE HOUSE TURKEYS ROW      Gobbiers Sent to President Witeon in Spirited Contest—Kentucky Bird Wine ‘

WHITE HOUSE TURKEYS BOW   Gobblers Sent to Presidert Wilsee » ‘Spirited Contest-—Kentucky Bird Wins.

BATTLE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.   SEE A gE ee AR eae ee a But lt Was Between Two. Turkey Cobblerg Sént to Wilson,

WILSON’S TURKEY GOBBLERS FIGHT DIDN'T WAIT FOR LEAGUE MANDATE KENTUCKY BIRD WINS FROM TEXAS

‘PACT TO POLLS WOULD MEAN A G.0.P. VICTORY”    Republicans Break Away from Leaders’ Control and Run Wild in Foreieon I ands   FINAL VOTE DUE TODAY   PARTY LINES BROKEN DOWN AS IRISH RESERVATION SWEEPS INTO TEXT OF TREATY

SENATORS ADOPT PREAMBLE HXED ~ AY CONFERENCES   Making Final Preparaticns fo: Vote on Ratification of Pease Pact

FINAL VOTE ON PEAGE PACT 5 NEAR   Other Powers’ Affirmative Acceptance Of Reservations Not Required.   SYMPATHY VOTED IRISH SELF RULE   Senate Breaks FromG.O.P. Leaders’ Control As The Irish Proposal Wins.

LENROOT HITS WILSON AS PACT STAVER           ‘Says. Stubbornness of President Primary Cause of Defeat   PREAMBLE IS U:P         Lenroot Also Attacks Pali Pursued by Senator  Hitchcock

THE SENATE ADOPTS RESERVATION PAFAMBLE AGREED ON+N CONFERENCE   Provides That Affirmative Acceptance of Reservations by Other Powers Will Not Be Require/—Brandegee ~ Amandment Defeated

IEP UBLIANS  BELIEVE AGI WILL FAIL, SU SHIFT BLAME   Senator Lenroot Tries te Put Responsibility for Failure on Wilson   MODIFIED PREAMBLE FINALLY ADOPTED   Both Sides Ready to Point Accusing Finger Should the Treaty Die

SENATE ADOPTS PACT PREAMBLE   Acceptance of Reservations by Other Powers Is Not Required.

PREAMBLE TO TREATY PACT IS ACCEPTEL   Step Taken In Anticipation of Final Vote on Ratification   SYMPATHY DECLARED FOR IRISH REPUBLIC

: SE NATE IS) MOVING (TH ME FINAL CONSIDER ATIC   Good Start is: Made fn Acep plance ot the Mod ‘Hed Preamble tu: Ratification Resolu, don.

SENATORS SEE NO HOPE OF PASSING PACT AS CHANGED   Long Session Probable, As Both Sides Shift The Blame.

MODIFIED CLAUSE.IN      SENATE ABOPTS’: RESERVATION, PREAMBLE’ WORKED. OUT IN   - BIPARTISAN CONFERENCE       {ODGE- OFFERS. PREAMBI   Adoption Moves Peace Treaty Neaver to Final Vote, Witch ProbaDiy) Will Come, ‘Today. .

ALLIES NEED NOT. 1.4.05, GHANGES, CTHATE DECISION   Their Failure to Object Prior to Ratification Deposit to Be Considered Approval.   SOLONS REFUSE TO TRY . TO MAKE WILSON HURRY   They Seem to Agree Failure of Treaty Sure; Sides Seek to Dodge Blame for Same.

SENATE TREATY PREAMBLE WAY VOTE TODAY   Debate “Is Resumed After Long Night Session in : Senate.   LINEUP ON RATIFICATION UNCHANGED FRIENDS CLAIM   Leaders Do Not Expect Fav orable Action First Roll Call.

SENATE [3 PREPARING Widtiale UN TREATY   Upper House Adopts Modified Reseivation Preamble Under Which Acceptance of Reservations Would Not be Required of Other Powers.  ~*~ s a a ™/: ar > ae a

SENATORIAL FIGHT ~BY DEMOCRATIC  SENATORS IS. KPT IP   White House Supporters Aided By Borah in Effort to Defeat Ratification   New Preamble Is Adopted That Was.Worked Out by Agents Of Both Parties”

SENATE ADOPTS RESERVATION T0 PACT PREAMBLE   General Opinion Seems To 3 That Treaty Will Be Finalls Lost; Both Sides Seeks To Fi Blame on Other

AEOERUATION OM TREATY PREAMBLE WINS IN SENATE   Clause Provides Acceptance of Modifications by Other Powers Is Not Required to Give Pact Force.

SENATORS TO PUT PACT UP TO REAL TEST   Alodified Reservation “Pre _amble. Adopted as Pre-. ’ paratory Measure.   ‘BESSION DESTINED TO -BE HISTORICAL EVENT

SENATE [3 PREPARING Widtiale) ON TREATY   Which Acceptance of Reservations Would Not be Re quired of Other Powers.  Senators Agreed in Belief That Treaty Will Fail of Ratification---Session Expected To Run Well lato Night.

SENATE ACCEPTS TREATY PREAMBLE IN NEW FORM   ‘BIPARTISAN PLAN  BEING WORKED OUT   By Vote of 41 to 42 Body Refuses To Write in Provision That Ratification Should Not Ra Rindine

Preparing Way for Fina Vote Modified Phrases Are Substituted.   WITHOUT A ROLL CALL   ‘Provides for Acceptance o  Reservations by Other   Powers.

SENATE CLEARS WAY FOR FINAL VOTE ON PAGT   Begin Fight on Ratification With Fear of Sec ond Failure; Irish Measure Passed. :

PREPARE FOR  FINAL. VOTE   Senate Today Adopted a Modified Reservation Preamble

FINAL VOTE   Senate is. Bringing To An Eo Discussion on The Reser> yations.

FAILURE SEEN; NEW PREAMBLE IS GIVEN 0. K.      Late Night Session I: Likely as Final Fight Is Staged.

Int TREATY VOTE WILL COME SOK   FAILURE ON PART OF ALLIED POWERS TAKEN AS ACCEPT. ANCE OF RESERVATIONS AND UNDERSTANDINGS   OFFERED BY SENATOR LODGE OF MASSACHUSETTS AND If ACCEPTED WITHOUT A ROLL CALL

. Preamble We int Conference Relegating Affirmative Acceptance ~~ .       FAILURE ‘OF. TREATY Is » GENERALLY PREDICTED   Speakers  on Either Side Seek _ to Shift Blame for Ontcome =, Regarded as Inevitable; Late Session Indicated

RESERVATION TO PREAMBLE TS ADOPTEL   Modified Résérvation Is One ~ Worked Out In Bi-Partisar Conference; Was Offerec ~ By Senator Lodge   DEMOCRATS PREDICT FAILURE TO RATIF   Leaders Say Lineup Has Not Changed and Treaty Will Not Receive Necessary Twe  Thirds Vote -

EXPECT SENATE TO VOTE TODAY “ON HE TREATY   Modified Reservation Preamble _ Adopted Without Roll Call.  lrich Moacnre Wine

HE SENATE TO REACH © FINAL VOTE   N RATIFACTION O01 THE PEACE: TREATY LATE TODAY;   \dopts Modified - Reserva ‘tio Preamble. Workec Out in Bi-partisan - Con. ferance ——~ - Preparing foi the End, . . si!

WAY NOW PAVED FOR FINAL VOTE ON PEACE TREATY   Modified Reservatican Preamb!« Is Accepted Today by the Senate.   Offered by Senator Lodge an Accepted Without a Roll Call.

NEW PREAMBLE. FOR TREATY IS ADOPTED      Aflirmative Acceptanee of Rese vations by Other Nations is vot Reduired.

PREPARING FOR  FINAL DECISION UN RATIFICATION   PREAMBLE RESERVATION OFFER. ED BY SENATOR LODGE is  GIVEN ENDORSEMENT.

SENATE PREPARING FOR VOTE ON RATIFICATION   Adopts Monified Reservation Pre amble Worked Out in BiPartisan Meeting.  .   LODGE PRESENTS MEASURE   Some Senators Predict Treaty Will Fail of Adoption on Final Peace.

FINAL VOTE TODAY? SENATE MAY WORK THROUGH NIGHT   Declares Wilson Is to Blame I: Peace Pact Fails.

GLUE TO MISSING RICH MAN FOUND AT MADISON: CF ARCH {S MANE THERI   TORONTO MULTI- MILLIONAIRE DISAPPEARED AFTER DEPOS. ITING MILLION IN BANK.

SEN. PENROSE REPORTED AS VERY ILL AT HOME   Had Sinking Spell Last Saturday 1b] For Year.

PENROSE CHANGES FOR WORSE   eee Condition of Senator Again Cause fer Amxiety.

PENROSF HAS SINKING SPELL,   Senator Reported to Nave Taken Turn for Worse.

PARIS. FOOD DEALERS PROTEST MUNICIPAL BOOTHS COMPETITION   BOOTHS HAVE HAD BENEFICIAT EFFECT IN BRINGING DOWN PRICES OF WOOD,

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE IS AWARDED TO PRESIDENT WILSON   Leon Bourgeois Also Receives One of the Prizes   WILL BE AWARDED TODAY

INHNSON BARS THIRD PARTY   Senator Will Have Nothing to Do With Bolt Proposed by Scnater France.

SIX LOSE LIVES IN A MINE FIRE   Eleven More Miners Sti!} in Shaft Are Being Rescued From Arnold Mine at Earlington, Ky.   SEVENTEEN ARE TRAPPED   Remainder of 150 in’ Mine When Fire Broke Ou¢ Escape—tinjured by Falling Slate

ELEVEN MORE MAY. SUCCUMI ' BEFORE THEY CAN BE RE-: _” MOVED FROM AHR.SHAFT

SIM ARE DEAD TN MINE FIRE   MEN WERE TRAPPED BY FLAMES IN ENTRY   Earlington, Kentucky, Scene of Tragedy. Fire Started From Electric Wires.

PACKERS CONTEND SUPPLY AND DEMAND GOVERN   Refuse to Give Pro Promise to State  Fair Price Director For Chean Meat Campaign,

MAY RAISE PRICES WHER CHEAPER CUTS ARE ASKED   BIG PACKERS UNBLUSHINGLY SO STATE AND EXPLAIN IT IS THE LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND THAT REGULATES IT

REMOVED FROM RANGER TO THE JAW AT RASTLAND FOLLOW. ING THREATS OF MOK VIOLENCE,   AN OFFICER 1S WOUNDED   Deputy Sheriff Wounded in Running Battle Following the Holdup of a Cabaret at Ranger.—Believe Men Robbed Graham Bank

BUN FIGHT ENDS HANGER HOLN-UF   DEPUTY SHERIFF BARNES SEVERELY WOUNDED FOLLOWING) CABARET STICK. UP

DARING YACHT VOYAGE      45-Foot ‘‘Typhoon’’ to Cross Sea with Amateur Crew

TIMOTHY HEAD FOUND IN BOY'S LEFT LUNE   Large Foreign Body Is Coéughed U; After Almost Twenty Months Of Pain

TIMOTHY HEAD. “BOY'S LUNG      Large Foreigin Tody* ts Chingh ed Uy . Afteg: Almost Twenty +; Months, > i Fi

HOOVER BOOM T0 COME TO CLIMAX IN INDIANA SOON   LEARN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE MENT CONSENTING TO RUN HAS BEEN MADE,   DEVELOPMENTS ARE EXPECTED THIS WEEK   Manager To Be Named in Few Days, Is Report; Leave Democrats In Unigue Position.

HOOVER THROWS CAMPAIGN BOMB   Democrat Boosters in. Unique Position as Hoover Prepares for Republican Race.   BRING BOOM TO. HEAD

SENSATION IN POLITICS PROMISED   Hoover Republican Boom for Indiana is Forthcoming Soon.

DOK PLEADS FOR LEAGUE SENATOR   Reiterates That He Would Construe His Election as a Direct Mandate for American Entrance.

COX APPEALS FOR LEAGUE SENATORS   Asks the Voters to Elec Democratic Upper House, Favorable to Covenant   SEES DEFEAT FOR WATSON   Attacks Solons Who Signed “Round Robin” Predicting Political Obscurity

‘Pleads For Returning- of Senators to. Back T pagduoa:.      {Believes He. Will Reach . Agreement With  a eee ae

HAS STOOD FOUR SQUARE ON LEAGUE   Governor Cox Declares His Election Would Mean ‘‘Mandate’’—-Appeals for Senators.

COX MAKES PLEA FOR ELECTION OF ~ DEMOCRAT SENATE   Nominee for President Asks Ohio Voters to Send Friends of League to Upper Branch of Congress.

HOSTILE SENATE FATAL   DOES NOT WANT HANDS TIED WHEN HE IS PRESIDENT.

GOV. COX PREDICTS A LANDSLIDE FOR CAUSE OF PEACE   Asks W. Virginia and Kentucky Voters to Elect League  Canatarec   DOESN’T WANT HANDS TIED

GOV. COX URGES LEAGUE FRIENDS bE SENT TO THE SENATE   Nominee Says America Is Interested in Steps to Prevent Future Wars.   SPEAKS IN KENTUCKY OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA   Expresses Utmost Confidence in Election—Vote to Be Positive Mandate.

PRISONER DIES WHEN NOTIFIED OF PAROLE   Joy Proves Too Much Fo Weakened Heart. —

RUSSIA SAYS ARMY — IS ENCIRCLING CITY WITH BOTH WINGS   Hundred Thousand Poles Gather in Capital and Pledge . Their Blood in Defense

RUMBLE OF BATTLE — SOUNDED IN EARS OF CITY'S INHABITANTS   ‘Headed by Strong Cavalry Detachments, Great Masses of Reinforced Red Cavalry Are Driving Against Polish Defenses In Direction of Plock---Artillery Duel Raging.

GRAND  ASSAULT LAUNCHED BY THE HISSIANS   In Attempt to Take Warsaw—No Details Received et-Paris.

HARDING AND GOX TO STAGE DEBATE ~ ATFREMONT, OHIO   CANDIDATES ARE SCHEDULED TO SPEAK FROM SAME PLATFORM AT HAYES ANNIVERSARY.

Senator Will Deliver Addresses in Pennsyivania, Maryland, West Virginia and Kentucky This Week,   WILL APPEAR ON SAME PLATFORM WITH COX   Both Candidates to Be present at Fremont, 0., Oct 4, the Anniversary 0 President Hayes’ Birth. .

HARDING STARTS ON SPEAKING TOUR   One of Four Extensive Journeys Before Election Day.   SWING IN FIVE STATES   Republican Candidate Will Speak From Same Platform With Governor Cox, October 4, Anniversary of Birth of President Hayes — Former Newsboy Employes’ Visit.

TO Wall VOTERG OF FIVE STATES   Senator Harding Starts Upon Long Journey  GOES TO BALTIMORE   Where He Will Speak Thi: Evening—Set Speeches Alsc to be Made in Wheeling, W. Va., and Ashland, Ky.—Se. veral Shorter Talks are Planned from Rear of Train

PARTY OF WOMEN . 70 VISIT HARDING   Republican Presidential Candidate Lays Lines for New Voters.   NO BOMBAST IN CAMPAIGN   Penrose Announces That Harding Will Visit Populous Centers, 7

WOMEN TO HEAR ABOUT ISSUES   Republican Stand on League and Prohibition Expected to Appeal to New Voter's.   A DIGNIFIED CAMPAIGN

SELPLESS VTE RHEUMATISH   jotil He Took “Frult-a-tives” Or Fruit Liver Tablets

HELPLESS WITH RHEUMATISH      Until He Took ““Fruit-a-tires” Or Frult Liver Tahtets

HELPLESS WITH RHEUMATISN   Until He Took “Fruit-a-tlves” Or Fruit Liver Tablets

00LIDGE VETOES BILL: * T0 LEGALIZE 2:75 BEER   Maguachusétta Governor Advishs Watt ing for. Court. Decisidn ‘Before Tamoe periig- with. Dry-Bew

10V, COOLIDGE TODAY VETOES 9.75 BEER BILI   “tle Satisfaction in Trying to Deceive Ourselves, He Says.

COOLIDGE VETOES BEER BILL   Law Would Only Deceive People, Says Bay State Governor in Disapproving Act.

VETOES BEER BILL,   Governor. Coolidge. Gays ~ Suprem i Court Has Not Yet Spoken  —~

ONE BEER BILL IS VETOED   Massachusetts Governor Says Act Would Only Deceive People.

Repre*2°izi'ves oof )~=- Railroad Uriots S.ruc7.: All Night Cvs: (12 tion.   SEVEN FaYe:) ACCEPTANLE   Leadcrs ‘Are Attersring to Get Conceitcd Aciion <.: Compromise Acgreemert ‘cr Referen Lf, Gait “ ote.

ACLEPT AWARD UNDER PROTEST   Maintenance of Way Men Act Regarding Pay   OTHER GROUPS CAN’T AGREE   Fail to Decide Whether to Accept o1 Submit Question to Referendum— Known That Seven Unions Favor Acceptance.

RAVTFICATION OF THE LEAGUE = ~ WITH RESERVATIONS. CONGISTENT WITH AMERIGHN OBLIGATIONS

RATIFICATION: OF THE LEAGUE ~— WAT RESERVATIONS CONSISTENT WITH AMERICAN OBLIGATIONS

Declares Walkout’in'’ Kansas ‘Field _ Due te Industrial Court oe Bill.

KANSAS MINERS STRIKE AS PROTEST AGAINST LAW   Refuse to Work on Account ef Industrial Court Act Passed by lawgislature.

BODY OF DEAD MAN FOUND BY HUNTERS   Man Mysteriously Hanged Nea: Niles Center, Ill,   Frozen Corpse Kneeling in Wood— Loose Rope Over Limb of a Tree.

MYSTERY IN HANGING   HUNTERS FIND BODY NEAR NILES CENTER, ILL.   All Marks of Identity Removed From Frozen Corpse Found Kneeling in Wood.

Kansas Attorney-General Files Suit Against Big Wholesale Grocery Firms   Charges Defendants Entered Agreement Not to Sell Below Standard Prices.

COMBINE 19 IX PRICES IS CHARGED   Galena and _ Pittsburg Firms Included in List Of 38 Concerns Filed Against by Attorney General—Fines May Be Imposed.

sponte mi ce aaa aaa ialtadl  KANSAS GROCERS FACING TROUBLE   Receiverships, ' ‘Fines and Ouste1 Asked Against Thirty-Kight Firms—Charge Combination 1 Restraint of Trade.  

‘Thirty-eight Wholesale Grecery Con. eerms Accused of Violating Kaaeas Anti-Trest Law.

YOUNG G. 0. P. CLUB ORGANIZES TONIGHT   UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WILI FORM UNIVERSITY REPUBLICAN CLUB   TO PLAN CAMPAIGN   County Executive Committee Wil Hold Session. At Headquarters Tonight   Del. sa‘von of Republican Women Will Attend Meeting at Te-   pemerred BS “. “ye rac. chat wt ost.

YOUNG G. 0. P. CLUB ‘ORGANIZES TONICHT   UNIVERSITY. STUDENTS WILI FORM UNIVERSITY RE- . PUBLICAN CLUB @ ++   TO PLAN CAMPAIGN   County Executive Committee Will Hold Session. At Headquarters Tonight :   Dele sa‘ion of Republican Women Will Attend Meeting at To neka Taomaoarraw

MARION MAN SHOOTS ~WIFEANO THEN SELF   William Gussett Attempts To Slay Wife—Domestic Trouble The Cause.

WANT FEDUCATION SECRETARY,   Republican Women Ask for Creation of New Office,

TORTURES CHILD: FATHER ON TRIAL   Uses Hot trons, Knives and Pins te Cause 17 Year Old Daughter to Suffer; Authorities Act.

STRIKE STATUS 1S IMPROVED   Rail - Workers’ - Proposal 0 Compromise Rejected   MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED   Strikers Slowly. Returning . te Work, Say Reports

MUST RETURN TO WORK SATURDAY   Or the Railroads Will Open Looks for Re-employment of Labor at Noon   “BROTHERHOODS MEET   And Will Try to Induce Men to Return—End in Sight by Mondav

terre PRLS MND TRNAS  “mua” STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN SEEMS FAILURE   Colluge Students and Business Men Joined by Small Groups of GQutlaws Teday.

PROTEST STRIKE ‘WILL BE STARTED © BY THE LEADERS   REFUSE TO GIVE BOND- AND HOPE TO GAIN SYMPATRY BY * REMAINING IN JAIL   (By United Press)

FOUND IN WELL THROAT CUT   Former President of the Texas Postmasters Association Dead

METHODISTS MAY NAME 11 BISHOP:   Committee Is Instructed To Re port a Plan For Conducting Elections.

Bishops Will Name Committees to Vis it Political Conventions to Urge Prohibition Presidential Aspirant.

THREE BRITISH SOLDIERS SHOT FROM AMBUSH   Clash Occurs With Troops Guarding Military  lorry.   BAN MEETINGS AT CORK  Tuam, Wrecked In Tuesday’s Fighting, Replica of City On Western Front.

Old World Theatre 's of War   Turmoil Continues Throughout Irelanc

Executive Says “Somelling Unusual? “May Happen, indicating He May Be A Presidential Candidale.   PARTY IS STIRRED   League of Nations May Be Paramount Issue in Na. tional Campaign, Demo cralic Leaders Sav.

VIGOROUS OFFENSIVE PRESIDENT’S PLANS FOR 1920 CAMPAIGI   Some Expect Him to Put Ad vice to Navy in Effect in . Political Arena.

President Aims to Have Democrats Take Offen* eive in Fieht   SURE OF HIS GROUND   Thinks Administration Has Not Been Guilty of Serious Blunders.   tr WILLIAM PRILIP SIMMS

PRESIDENT WILL TAKE OFFENSIVE POLICY I JUNE   “A; Vigorous Offénsive’ Will Characterize Wilson View.   TO SPRING SURPRISE   ‘Third Term Candidacy May Be Last Minute Statement.

WILSON'S LOVE FOR AUDACITY MAY LEAD HIM  10 CANDIDACY   Speculation is Rife.As to Cards Woodrow Has Up His Sleeve   FAVORS OPEN FIGHT   Will at Least  Insist On Candidacy of One From His Own Schoo!

JOHNSON 10 HAVE ENTIRE EVENING   No Other Speakers Will Be On Program At Monday Night Meeting

SPEECH WILL BE READY TONIGHT   Governor Cox Puts Finishing Touches to Speech of Acceptance.   DAYTON WAS WILD   a7/424a 2 242 4 7 vrs sae 2. Saas  With Enthusiasm Over Favorite Son—Crowd Bigger Than Expected.

COX SPEECH ‘UP   Finishing Touches. Adde for Presentation. Aur. 7

GOY. COX be HIS SPEECH      DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE POF PRESIDENT WROTE HIS OWN ADDRESS OF ACCEPTANCE,   PEACE TREATY AND PROWIBL THON QCESTIGN CONSID. +3 ta te

GOV. COX SAYS WAIT, SPEECH WHE FYPLAIN   Democratic ~ Candidate for President Has Bombshells for Onnonent.   PEACE AND PROHIBITION STAND TO BE KNOWN   Greater Crowd Than That ol Friday Expected at Dayton Aus, 7,

CIVILWAROVER FIUME AGAIN   DAnnunzio Declares Flume May Be At War With Itaty.

CIVIL WAR IS IMMINENT NOW VER FUME   D’Annunzio Declares War on Italy Effective Tomorrow, Dec. $

CIVIL WAR N FIUNE TANNER   Blockade Is Started On Wednesday   FLEET FIRED  UPON   Tighten Restrictions Or Army Force

CIVIL WAR LOOMS IN FIUME SECTION   D’Annunzio Prepared to Resist _ Efforts of Regulars to Enforce Treaty. —   ITALIAN TROOPS ON GUARD   Orders to Move Against Inde-. pendents Given to Gen, . ° Caviclia. 

Civil War Over Fiume Appear:  Imminent as Warrior Poet   Declares War on Italy   sovernment Hopes Agreement Will B Reached Without Fighting; Fight ing Restriction Prevail

Italy Belieyed to Be. On Verge of Civil War  Over Fiume Question

ITALY PREPARES FOR BATTLE OVER FUME BOUNDARY      D’Annunzio ‘Declares He Wil Die Rather Than Give Up Territory.

DEMPSEY NOT TALKING ~ ABOUT RUMORED FIGHT   Champion Refers Questioners t¢ Manager Regarding 45 Round ‘Bout With Carpentier. °

CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT DRAWS BIG OFFER   $400,000 Purse If Fight Is Staged at Tixiaand in Lower California.

FIROPE'S CHAN   BATTLE TO BE STAGED IN LOW ER CALIFORNIA AND PROM’ ISES TO BE ONE OF THE BEST YET SEEN.

MAKE SECOND ARREST IN WHISKEY ROBBERY   Two: Brothers Are Held-in Cus. " tody. for Theft of 26 Barrels of Whiskey.

ARREST KENOSHA MAN FOR AIDING STEAL   JOEL JACOBSON, WELL KNOW! SPORTSMAN, HELD AS ACCESS ORY BEFORE AND APFTEI WHISKY THEFT.

HUNDREDS LOST AT SEA   Vesse] Founders in Bay of BiscayOnly Handful Escape Out of 400 Aboard.

GREAT MARINE TRAGEDY FEAREI   Belief Grows In Into~ Certaint: That Over Four Hundred Died in Wreck of Afrique.   FEW- SURVIVORS LANE

BUT O/ QUAVIVE TO RELATE oTDRY CF MARINE DISASTER   Sinking of Afrique Numbere¢ Among Great Ocean Tragedies of Modern Times.   More Than 400 Persons Lost Their Lives When Ship Wrecked.

40 WME Lal WHEN TEAM APY E GiNKG   GOALY FERTISEVEN St RVIVOR*’ HAVE BEEN LANDED AND OTT. ENS ARE BELIEVEB LOST.

400 BELIEVED SHIP. IS SUNK   Not a Word Has’ Been Re ceived from Ill-Fated — ; Afrique.   57 SURVIVORS ARE. . _. LANDED IN: FRANCE   Vessel Summoned. to. Scene - of Wreck Could Give - -- No Aid. :

FOUR HUNDRED DEAD  _INBAY OF BISCAY  STEAMSHIP WRECK   French S. S. Afrigue Strikes Shoal and Sinks in Dark Of Early Morning   Despairing Wireless Calls of Vessel Heard but Aid Is . Not Possible

400 PERSONS BELIEVED L0S1   Only Fifty-Seven Sur. vivors of Ship Wreck Accounted For

400 PEOPLE BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED AT SEE   Wreck of Afrique May Bk One of Worst Disasters in Modern Times.

MORE THAN oe      Afrique, Foundered on ~ Shoal, Sank” With But 57 Survivors Making Way to Safety.

FOUR HUNDRED . BELIEVED: LOST ON THE AFRIOUE   But 57 Sarvivors of Foundere Vessel Known to Have’ Safely Landed.

GREAT MARINE TRAGEDY OCCURS OFF ROCHELLE   More Than 400 Lost When Steam er Afrique Strikes Roche Benne Shoals.

Only 57 Survivors Are Known To Have Been  Landed Thus Far.   TERRIFIC SEAS HELD UP RESCUE

MORE THAN 400 he HAVE GONE DOW ily      Afrique Which Sank on Roche Bonne Shoal,  _ _ Bay of Biscay—Only 57: Survivors are  ’ Known to Have Been Landed 72 Hours  After the Vessel Foundered-Captain' S Last Message.

Passengers Afraid to Leap For Life Boats Before Vessel Plunged.   Sailors and Colonia! Soldiers Unly Ones to Reach Shore

MANY LIVES LOST IN AFRIQUE WRECK   Greatest Marine Disastet Of Modern Times.

AWFUL OCEAN DISASTER   More Than 1) Persons  Believed {a Have Becn Lost When the Afrique Went Dewn, °:

MORE THAN 400 MAY HAVE GONE DOWN WITH WRECKED SHIP      Afrique Which Sank on Roche Bonne Shoal, _ Bay of Biscay—Only 57 Survivors are Known to Have Been Landed 72 Hours After the Vessel Foundered-Captain’ s Last Message. —

FOUR HUNDRED ARE RELIEVED TO BE LOS)   Steamen Afrique Wrecked ou: © Shesl.on the Bay of      FIFTY-SEVEN “SURVIVORS      HOPE FOR: INST. OF PASSENGERS AND CREA EADS      Hers. and French’ Cusenlal: Sil diers Only Persons Botan Ship Known to Have Re ‘ .* the. Land

MARINE TRAGEDY 1S ENACTED OFF COAST. OF WESTERN FRANCE   Only 57 Persons on Vessel are ‘Known to Have Reached . Shore Safely   PASSENGERS AFRAID TO JUMP IN BOATS   Wireless Messages Tett Short But Graphic Story of Sea. THisaster

400 LOST ON FRENCH LINER   Only Fifty-Seven Known Surv.vors From Steamer Afrique, Lost in Bay of Biscay.

MORE THAN 400 LOST WHEN BOAT SINKS IN BISCAY   Greatest Sea Tragedy in Recent Years Is Enacted

NEW JURY SHORN IN NY BUILDING PROBI   City Board of Estimate Starts Inquiry; Ready for Evidence In Trial

NEW YORK SIFTS CITY CONTRACTS   Wrangle at Opening of Investiga tion by Board of Estimates Delays Proceedings ‘

TROUBLE. AHEAD “FOR PRESIDENT EBERT OF SERMANY   Will Face Widespread “Demands. for -Brastic Reforms When He Re-. turns to: Berlin. .

HE NOW FACES DEMANDS FOR-. BIC. REFORMS   Radical Element Which Forced Out Revolutionary Group Will Strive For Greater Representation In the Government

REVOLUTIONARY DICTATORS RESIGN WHEN THEY FIND : THEIR POSITION IS UNSAFE   FBERT TAKES CONTROL   German President Orders Arrest of Radical Leeders—Sparticans Piess Their’ Effort, to Establish the Soviets

FEAR COMMUNISTS TO START RISING   WITH KAPP ELIMINATEL CHIEF WORK NOW IS AT i  - TITUDE OF WORKMEN   Independent Socialist Leaders Are Said to Oppose Reinstatement of Ebert As the President.

LAMAN PEOPLE DEMAND CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT   President Ebert to Face Widespread Insistence for Reorganization at Berlin   SPARTACANS THREATEN CONTROL, SAY REPORTS   AMSTERDAM DISPATCH SAYS EBERT WILL MEET RADI CALS HALF WAY; KAPP BE. LIEVED IN EAST PRUSSIA.

RED FLAG MENACING THE LAND   Grave Situation Faced bj the German Result of Revolution   Bauer Declares Uprising Has Opened Way to Radicalism

SPARTACANS STRIVING FOR. GREATER REPRESENTATION   Ebert Government Will Face Drastic WlIndustrial Reforms. When It Re‘i turns To Berlin; Grave; Danger of ""German- Russian Alliance; Voting on Treaty Reservatibns

GERMAN SOCIALISTS SEEK DRASTIC REFORMS   RADICALS GAIN POWER   EBERT, ON RETURN TO BERLIN WILL FACE WIDESPREAD De. MANDS FOR DRASTIC CHANGES IN INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT

DANGER OF SdVIET.! GOVERN ENT) BACKED) BY SPARTA. NS (CANNOT E MINIMIZED               RADICAL UPRISINGS _ + SAID TO BE SERIOUS   Democrats and. Nationalists  Fayvo ee éf President By People woop it Is Repprted.      1

EBERTS TROUBLE - JUST BEGINNING   Head of “Come Bach” German Government Will Faee Widespread Demand for Changes When He Returns   RADICAL ELEMENT DETERMINED   Independent Socialists Will Strive te Obtain Great Kepresenta-

CHEAT GOVERNMENT 0 FACING DEMANDS   DRASTIC REFORM MEASURES ARE CALLED FOR IN INDUSTRIES AND GOVERNMENT.

BIPLOMATS FORESEE DANGER   Peace Treaty Would Ge caput ated if Communists Gain Upper Hand.

MENACE TO PEACE OF THE WORLD   POWERFUL i GERMAN-RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK ALLIANCE A GRAVE DANGER

Von Kapp’s Counter  [Revolution _ ary. Dictatorship  Ended   EBERT. FOLLOWER NOW "HEADS GOVERNMENT   t Railway [Strike Also Ends—Arresi of Van Kapp and Von Leutt witz Ordered. .

DANGER OF A SOVIET MOVE: MENT, AS REPORTED, CANNOT BE MINIMIZED.

MAN RTO BAVEEAMENT CONFIRM   Bloody Fighting Reported at Hagen Be “tyeen Workmen and Troops When . Soldiers Attempted to Occupy ; the City.

EBERT GOVERNMENT IS ___ FACING DRASTIC REFORMS   Widespread Demands for Industria and Governmental Changes in Germany.

GENERAL AGUILAR S ESCAPE 1G REPORTEL    Son-in-law of Carranza Be fieved to Be Trying to Join Him.   PRESIDENT JIS PURSUED

GENERAL CANDIDO AGUILAR, GOVERNOR OF STATE OF VERA CRUZ, WHO HAS BEEN VIRTUALLY A PRISONER OF RESEL FORCES, MAKES ESCAPE—BELIEVED HE 1S TRYING TO JOIN CARRANZA, WHO FLED INTO THE MOUNTAINS.

FORT WORTH MAN ARRESTED   Held in Chicago in Con: nection With Robbery ' of Express Office

ACCUSED OF $11,000 THEFT   Ft. Worth Man Arrested it Chicago—His Bride of 3 Weeks Also Taken.

No Extension of Time to Pay in; come Tax.   ‘TARIFF GETS RIGHT CF WAY.   House Members “Vote “to Push the Fordney. ‘Measure ‘Ahead—Gom. .pers Asks Release of Political Prisoners.

DELINQUENTS Tl STAND PENALTIES   No Extension of Time to Pay Income Tax.   TARIFF GETS RIGHT OF WAY   ‘House Members Vote to Push the - Fordney Measure Ahead—Gom pers Asks Release of Politi cal Prisoners.

EXTENSION TO TAX PAYERS ~ NOT GRANTED   Houston Tells of Disastrous Ef fect It Would Have on Treasury.   BILL IS ORDERED WITHDRAWR   Gompers Urges Passage of Resolution Proposing Amnesty for “Political Prisoners” Convicted of Violation of Espionage.

NO EXTENSION OF ' TIME TO PAY TAX   Houston Tells ot Disastrous Effect It Would Have on Treasury.   BILL 1S ORDERED WITHORAWY   j “ sal Gompers Urges Passage of Resolution Proposing Amnesty-for “Political ~ Prisonere” Convicted of Vielation of* Espionage.

EXTENSION OF TIME VOTED DOWNBY HOUSE   DELANQUENT INCOME TANES ARE TO BE COLLECTED ~WITHOUT DELAY   WANTS LENIENCY   Gompers Makes Plea Before Senate Judiciary Committee For Those Convicted Under Espionage Act

HELD-WITHOUT BAIL   Mrs. Whi is Charged with Kill ing Edgar Pawnalj.

WITH BRAW. TEXAS RANGERS.   State Rangers Usurped Their Ane therig: Js. Clatini.

DROVE HIM T0 TURN FIREBUG   “Only Way” Albert Smitt Escaped Torment Was to Fire Building, He Says.   BOY, 19, CONFESSES TO INCENDIARISM

BURGLAR MAKED REQUEOT FOR AN QPERATION      Chicago Robber With Long String of Law Violations Believes It Would Reform Him.

BURGLAR ASKS KNIFE AS BANDIT CURATIVE   Youth, Once Hurt, Can't Sleep Before Theft...

STRIKERS TURNED DOWN BY ERIE RAILROAD   Officials Hold to Terms - of Uutimatum Regarding. the “Seniority Rights.

ERIE TURNS DOWN THE INSURGENTS   Jersey City Yard Cfficiels Re fuse to Take Back Body of 330 Strikers   STAND ON ULTIMATUM   Positions are Open to Striker Only as Individuals, Rebels are Informed

FOREST SUPERVISOR WILL SUPPLY TREE!   Local Forest Supervisor is Desirious of Procuring Spruce Trees To Plant in Valley

10 FER. FAA LEVY   City Commissioners Expect te Complete Budeet Tonight

DRAW THE LINE ON MALONE   Too Close to Radical Agitators to Unite With American Legion,

PERSHING TO VISIT BRAZIL   General to Be Accompanied. by United States Naval Squadron Late This Month.

FINN BROTHERS © ROBBED BANK   Will be Extradited Froth- Minnesot: to, Nebraska Where Robbery Occurred,

FINN'BROTHERS ROBBED BANX   Will he Extradited From. Minnesets to Nebraska Where Robbery. Occurred. ~~

New Men are. Found to Fill Two Posts  _tn German Ministry   New Cabinet is Regarded as Emergency Organization; Socialists Hold Balance -

NEW GERMAN CABINET.   London Hears Men Have Been Found Kiar Pactc

WOMEN TO RALLY ~ AT WOODMAN HALL SATURDAY NIGHT   Miss Thompson to be Principa! Speaker _at North Side

WOMEN TO RALLY: AT WOODMAN HALL ~ SATURDAY NIGHT   ‘Miss Thompson to be Principal ° Speaker at North Side py Qathernge

TAKING SHAPE   Nominee Has Conference WitI Hays and Sub-Committee Members Today.   To Name Executive Body te Take Charge—wWill Include Women.

H. M. DAUGHEHTY RETIRES   Pre-Convention Gampaign Mana: er Relieved at His Own Request,

GONFERENCEPLANS TO USE WOMEN IN HARDING CAMPAIGN   Will Be Included in Executive Committee to Handie Task of Electing Nominee.   BEVERIDGE MEETS WITH SHAPERS OF CAMPAIGh   Former Indiana Senator Gives Out Statement Explaining Republican Policy.

COMMITTEE TO "NAME DATE FOR" "NOTIFICATION   important Conference on Today in “Washington With Seni ator Harding.   CAMPAIGN PLANS SHAPING

BOARD TO CONDUCT 6.0, P, BATTLE   Campaign Commitiee to Be Named at Today's Parley

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNPLANS ———TISCISSEN   Sen, Harding Meets Men Who Will Run “Things” in Washington Today.

Senator Harding to Confer With Republican Sub-Committee,   THE DATE FOR NOTIFICATION   Date Will Probably Be Fixed To: day. All-day Session.

HANG i PLANS FOR CANPAIG   Date. of Format: Notification i is :' Beirig : “Fixed: “‘Today-—Daugherty - -Re-: co > Mianeger

ee a  THREE WOULD. BE BANDITS IN  CHICAGO CONFESS SCHEME TO ROB AND THEN DESTROY THE EVIDENCE

Three to Four Thousand by Regular Mail and 15,000 By Express Deliveries

HARDING HAG ENORMOUS MAIL   Presidential Nominee Forced to Devote Most of Time to Letters.

HARDINGS’ MAIL ENORMOUS   Between Three and Feuer Theeceand Letters Received Daily by the Nominee.

HARDING RECEIVED 20,000 LETTERS IN SINGLE DA   Republican Nominee Has Big Jot Answering Them All—Will Se: Roosevelt Today.

MAIL AVALANCHE STRIKES HARDING   Republican, Presidential Can  didate Gives Up Hope of  Taking Vacation.

MOR THAN 12 O01 LETTERS COME 12 HARDING WN A On)   Mail Bags Containing About ~ 15,000 Reached Office From ) Marion, Ohio.   ALL PROSPECTS ANY KIND OF VACATION ABANDONED   Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Son of Former President. Has Engagement to Confer With Nominee Today, Going to Washington on Invitation.

HARDING IS SWAMPED BY CONGRATULATION:   Greater Part of Nominee’s Time Is Taken Up By Letters From Admiring Adherents

CRUSHOFMAIL KEEPS CANDIDATE HARDING BUSY DAY AND HIGHT   In Addition To Other Correspon. dence Fifteen Thousand Letter: Have Arrived From Marion, O   [O CONFER WITH ROOSEVELT

AS TN  Senator Harding Busy With Correspondence; Gives Up Vacation Idez

HARDING'S MATL tS LARGE.   Republican Nominee Devotes Moat OF Dav to Ceorrespondsnec.

KITCHIN SUFFERS PARALYSIS   Democratic Congressional Leader Is Stricken After Speech Opposing Peace Resolution.

REPRESENTATIVE KITOCHIN ULM,   Democratic Leader ef Last Congress Stricken With Paralysis.

CLAUDE KITCHEN IS STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS   Entire Left Side Is Affected But Physicians Hope For Improvement

RESOLUTION OF PEACE TO COME TO VOTE TODAY   House Expected to Pass Measure Ending War at5 P.M.

Attack. Due to ‘High Blood: Pressure ‘And~Exertion~in: Making“ ~GEIS aye ae ab iB

PARALYSIS HIiS KEP. KITCHIN   Congressman Stricken After Speech Ornrnecina Deanre Rescolution.

KUICHIN SUFFERS STROKE   Paralysis frm Clot on Brain Respongible for Nocth Carolina Represtatative’s Condition.

CLAUDE KITGHIN STAIGKENTODAY  WITH PARALYSI3   Democratic Floor Leader’s Arm and Part of Face Are Partly Paralyzed

KITCHIN SUFFERS PARALYSIS BLOW AFTER ADDRESS   Right Side of Democratic Lead: er Affected Following Speech in Peace Debate.

KITCHEN IS SICK   Congressman ‘Suffers Stroke of Paralysis After Speech

FORCES OF FLETCHER WHOLLY INADEQUATE   Reports From View Admiral Sims t Navy Department Are Read at Hearing,

IRON COUNTY WN MICHIGAN [3 IN REVOLT AGAINST  HRY’ MEASURE   WINE IS TAKEN FROM STATE CONSTABLES   Officials Take Booze Confiscated by Agents of the Prohibitionists; Palmer is Annealed to for Help,

NUM REBELLION HAS BROKEN OUT   Open Revolt Against Fed: eral Authorities   PROSECUTOR AT HEAD   Prohibition Agent and Party Seizes Wine at Iron City, Mich., But is Beaten up and Liquor Returned by Company Under Leadership of Frosecutine Attorney.

MICHIGAN COUNTY REVOLTS AGANGT DRY ENFORCEMENT   State Officials There Are In Open Rebellion Against Federal Aw ‘thorities Enforcing Prohthitiens   LIQUORS RE-CONFISCATED::   County Officers Hold up U. & Agents and Return’ Wine ta Place They Raided: \      THEN POST ARMED GUARD:      ‘Give Orders to Shoot Probihites  Agents if They Again Attemp!  Seizure of Stock: - we

IN A “WHISKY REBELLION’   PROHIBITION OPENLY FOUGHT IN IRON COUNTY, MICHIGAN,   Enforcement Agents Held Up and Confiscated Boore Taken Krom Them -The Prosccoting Altorney Leads ‘Revolt.’

COUNTY OFFICIALS HEAD REBELLION , AGAINST PROHIBITION LEGISLATION   Prosecuting Attorney And Deputy Sheriffs of Iron County, Michigan, And Iron River Police Officers Clash With Prohibition Agent And State -Troopers

MICHIGAN WETS FIGHT DRY LAW   IN OPEN REVOLT AGAINST PROHIBITION ENACTMENT.   IRON COUNTY SCENE OF ROW   Federal Authorities Defied by the Winemakers, and Supported in Their Stand by the Locai Peaee Officers.

WHtoKY REBELLION STAGED IN MICHIGAN, GONSTABULARY TO GI   MURDER OF OFFICER OPENS WAR ON DRY LAWS   REBELS LED BY COUNTY ATTORNEY AND SHERIFFS , AND POLICE SERVE IN RANKS—WARRANTS ‘RO hk BE SERVED AND FINE ROW IS COMING

SEIZURE Or LIQUOR I  rOLLUWEDBY DEDET  INN   County Officers In Michigan Take Confiscated Liquor From Prohibition Agents Return to Owners.  Fed2ral Agents to Stage a “Clean Up.”

REBELAGAINST ‘PROHIBITION   Officials in Iron County, Michigan, Are “Open Revolt” Against “Federal Authority. es

P mn “kttorney and Chief of ' Police Join in Open Air Fight on Prohibition Agents. 3s

REBELLION AGAINST PROHIBITION BEGINS   iron County, Michigan, in “Open Revolt.”   WASHINGTON IS NOTIFIED   Federal Agent Has Confiscatec Liquor Taken From Them— Dalrymple Appeals to Attor. ney General Palmer to Orde: Warrants Issued for Prose. cuting Attorney.

Prohibition’ Enforcement Agent: Held Up and. “Liquor “Whiek ‘They Had ‘Confiscated Taker “Team "Ehsan,   ‘BOOTLEGGING ‘IS’ RAMPART   Prosecuting ‘Attorney Of — Iron  - County and. Officials In Open Rév¥olt—Claim” Transportation Of Liaguor Tleeal.   APPEAL MADE. TO PALMER

PRO AGENTS HELO UP BY MICHIGAN OFFICERS   “OPEN REVOLT” AGAINST FEBERAL AUTHORITY, SAYS ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.   GT OVER SEIZED WINE   ‘ron County, Led by Prosecuting Attorney, Contests Confiscation of Liquor From Mining Town.

United States Navy Largest World Ever Had Seen When Armistice Ended World War

U. S. NAVAL POWER AT ARMISTICE WAS GREATEST IN WORLD   U. S. Navy Had 500,000 Officers and Men When War Closed, Says Benson.

eee eEEeSeeEeeeSGEeEeE—e—eEeEeE———e_eeeee  LIVELY LITTLE BATTLE, SCORES OF MEX DEAD!

KILL FIFTY MEXICAN REBELS   Bandits Under Former Federal Officer Attack Oaxaca—Defeated After Five-Hour G@attice.

50 MEXICAN BANDITS KILLED   Rebels Attack Oaxaca—Defeated After a Fierce Battle.

FAETY REBELS KILLED   And Twenty-five Taken Pris oner at Oaxaca, Mex.

PIETY RERPLS ARE KILLED.   Band Led by Carrilo Attacks City of  dian eananm

INGLEWOOD HAS ANOTHER QUAKE   Slight Shock Occurred at 5 o’Clock This Morning, Twe.ve Hours After First.

CHARCE OF. MISMANAEEMENT    Tinkbam Declares Sugar Prices Are te ‘at Door of Wilsow and  : iu imo.

Authority of New Chancellor Is Weakening.     ATARTYW Firat, AT BRIT.   ‘MANY DEAD AT KIEL   Warship Shells City Killing Hundreds of Strikers.

Conference Between Lioyd  eorge and Millerand Before Council Meeting.—Arrangement of Differences Will be Worked Out, Say Reports.  Daanet.

PREMIERS GEORGE AND MILLERAND 10 HOLD CONFERENCE   Will Disewas Advance ef French Treeps In Germany Befere Allied Ceuneil Convenes.

RECORD BREAKING EXHIBIT FOR FAIR   Nearly All Space in Swine Department Already Spoken Fot, Added Pena Will Probably Have  to be Provided. ty  we

RECORD BREAKING "HOG EXHIBIT FOR. FAIR IS PROSPECT   Nearly All Space in Swine De.  partment Already Spoken  ~For- Added Pens Will Prob ably Have to be Provided.

RUSSIANS DEMAND RELEASE OF DEBS   Will Not Free Americans in Russian Until Socialist in Amertca Is Released.

GOURT BLOCKS DRY RAICERS   Right of Peace Officers to Search Pri vate Premises Without War. * rant Denied.

LIQUOR SEIZURE IS ILLEGAL   Right te Search Private Premisca Devwted tn Kenteckty.

O00 ACRES IN TRACT JO BE GIVEN STATE   ACTION OF MADISON AND JEF FERSON COUNTY CITIZENS— TUNNEL FALLS INCLUDED

FIRST OUTLAWRY = is     “TNSINDSASTER   Jacob Scott Dead And Brother Faces Long. . Prison Term.      ROBBED ILLINOIS _' CENTRAL TRAIN   Relieved Passengers Of Valuables——-Overtaken By Posse At Kankakee, IIL

ONE BANDIT WAS  -MILLED; ANOTHER “TAKEN BY POSSE   They Were Twins. and Had Partici pated in the. Robbery: of Gccupants of Pullman Cars.

KILLED FIFTY CHICKENS BEFORE FINDING FOWL WHICH SWALLOWED DIAMONI

WASHINGTON, D.C,   LIVE NEWS, MOSTLY POLITICAL  FROM CAPITAL OF WORLD'S GREATEST NATION

SPANISH WAR VETS GOING TO DECATUR   Twentieth Reunion of 160th Regi ment to Be Held August 10, in Connection Wrh Fair.

SPANISH WAR VETSAT DECATUR REUNION   Wabash Members of Post Attending Get Together of i60th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers.

WILSON’S NEGATIVE CAUSES BIG DROP W LENGWE HOPE   Disappointment of Delegate: Keen Over President’s Refusal to Name Unofficals.   CANADA’S DELEGATES AGAIN IN OPPOSITION   Prospects of Long Session of Assembly Begin to Worry Members—Some Set Day for Departure, While Many Matters Yet to be Taken Up.

CHIEF EVENTS OF _ ASSEMBLY SESSION   League Disappointed at Wilson’s Refusal,

LEAGUE REGRETS ATTITUDE OF U. 8,   DECISION OF PRESIDENT WIL SON RECEIVED WITH DISAPPOINTMENT AT GENEVA.

ABOARD CRAFT   Trouble Starts When They. Are Refused Shore Leave at: . New Orleans.   SOME CLIMB. OVERBOARD

PISTOL FIREIS USED TO QUELL SHIP’S MUTINY   Chinese “Wounded Wher _ They Rebel Against No  "Chews. 1 wasea Clertwe

ELEVEN CHINE OALURS HURT DURING MUTINY   SAILORS ANGERED WHE NSHORI  LEAVE IS NOT GRANTED BY SHIP'S OFFICERS,

MUTINY DEVELOPS ON BRITISH SHIPS   Eleven Chinese Sailors Are Wounded.

CHINESE MEMBERS  OF CREW WOUNDED    Start Mutiny Aboard British Shij  in Naw Orleans.

BULLETS PUT END TO SHIP MUTINY; 11 SHOT; 2 DYING   Chinese Try To Rust Steamer Guards Near New Orleans.

ELEVEN: MEME MEMBERS OF OF. CREW. WOUNDED: As. ~ MUTINY: IS QUELLE

ELEVEN CHINESE WOUNDED iN RIOT ABOARD VESSEL   Objected to Not- Having Shove Leaves Attack Guarcs   Two Men will Die of Wounds Received

ENGLISH SHIP HIT BY MUTIN   11 Chinese Members o Crew Shot Near New Orleans

CHINESE SALTS STAGE MUTINY   Eleven Chinks Wounded To day on British Ship at New Orleans.

FIRST WIFE OF BIG JIM HAS BEEN LOCATED   Mrs. Colosimo is Found in Los Angeles, Willing to Return to Chicago.

GOMPERS OBJECTS. TO THE AMENDMENT   Proposed Amendment to . Nebraska Constitution, Providing for Industrial Commission is Criticized

PLAN ATTACK KON : phere      Gompers Says Should be Made An Issue of Campaign ©   REGARDS IT AS MOST SERIOUS QUESTION

PROPOSED “AMEENDMENT. FLAX¥ED      Sompers: Attacks Authorizing: ‘ot: Inducteiat Commission in. Nebrasita,

GOMPERS SWATS PROPOSAL NO. 38   ADVISES NEBRASKA LABOR TC GO AGAINST INDUSTRIAL COURT PROVISION   American Eederation Head Savs Enemies Hide Rehind “Public Welfare” Phrase.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT FLAYED   Gompers Attacks Authorizing of In. dustrial Commission tn Nebraska.

AYO GERMANY REFUSED TO BLY NEWYORK PAPEF   Prisoner Accused of Negotiat ing Deal Presents His First Evidence.

GERMANS REFUSED TO PINANCE THE MAIL   Edward A. Rumely, on Trial foz Concealing German Ownership of Paper, Produces First Evidence.

MADE IN TIPTON.   Local Concern to Exploit Products of _This Town.

PO rte sh, See MADE IN TIFTO:      Focal Concorn to Exploit Products o! This ‘Town,

FATION-WOE i TAIN OP OSTPONED   ritish Ratlway Men Withdraw Strike Call by Miners’ Request

RAIL MEN POSTPONE WALK-OUT   CRISIS IS AVERTED   Speedy Settlement Is Predicted

MAY PROVIDE CLUE TO NEW YORK EXPLOSION   Arrest of Florean Zelenska May Lead to Definite Developments in Bomb Plot   CARRIES BOMBS AND FUSE

PITTSBURG ARREST ‘WAY LEAD TO CLUE ON WALL ST. HORRO   Man Taken ‘Into Custody With Six Sticks:of Dynamite in His Suit Cace.

ARREST MAY SOLVE THE N. ‘ Y. BOMB PLOT   SLOREAN VELENSKA ARRESTED IN PITTSBURG, PA. WITH DYNAMITE IN POS. SESSION.   He Told the Police There Were En. ough Dynomite Secretly Hidden in New York to Blow Up the City.

RussianSaysEnough ~DynamitetoBlow up New YorkIs Hidden   Pittsburg Police Arrest Foreigner Carrying Six Sticks of Explosive Who Says He Was in Brooklyn at Time of Wall Street Blast, But Denies Knowledge of Plot; Arrest Believed Step Toward Clearing Mystery

DYNAMITE IN ~NEW YORK TO BLOW UP CITY   Zelen*ka Had Six Stieks of Dynamit ‘in His Suit Cause When Arrested.  &

Arrest of Radical With _ 6S Sticks of Dynamite May — May ‘Solve Recent Bomb Blast

Important Arrests Made Today In clude Communist Official Who Wrote Constitution of That  a

MOLINE MAN ADMITS RED COMPLICITY   Owens Asserts He Wrote Communist Constitution  INVESTIGATORS ILL   Five Federal Oificers Stricken by Strange Malady—<All Had Been Active in Radical Campaign.

CHARGE OWENS I$ AUTHOR OF PARTY BASIC DOCTRINE   Moline Communist rt Held for Questioning in Chicago Today.

D RUSSIANS TAKEN AT ARGO   Raid on Communist Head' quarters Yields Many Papers.

SEVENTY-TWO THOUSAND FORMER SERVICE MEN MENTALLY DERANGED   Urgent Plea to Congress to Appropriate $15,000,000 for Purpose of Caring for Them,

CLIAMSPLOT ~ TOSUPPRESS: HIS SPEECHES   PROGRAM TQ COUNTERACT REPUBLICAN NATION COM. MITTEE SCREMES   WITNESSES CAN BE PRORULED  4D PROVE CHARGE, ‘ BAYS COX  3  erty

Personal Representatives of Chairman Passed Word Along to Papers.   AFRAID TO HAVE COX VIEWS REACH VOTERS   Candidate Donahey Invades Davis’ Home Town of Cleveland,

COX SENDS QUT WAIL + ~ OF NEWSPAPER PLO   Democratic Barnstormer Say: Wicked Press Refuses to Print Glowing Speeches,   HE BLAMES WILL HAYS

1 SEND CUT COPIES OF COX'S SPEECHES   Democratic Candidate in Telegraphic Communication With Headquarters in New York.

ELWELL WAS IN NEED OF FUNDS WHEN MURDERED   Check for $12,700 to Pay for Liquors Not Covered by Bank Account

COX ARRAIGNS SUGAR GOUGERS IN BALD TERMS   Says Profiteers .Were  Protected by Senate ‘Oligarchy.’

NOMINEE SAYS. HE HAS PLANTS — PURR-CRFENY   Favors, Rotary Fund of. Government to. Purchase Food : Supolies ;   OFFERS HOOVER JOB  iN HIS CABINET   Candidate Says President Has Fought Profiteers for. Five Years

SUGAR PROFITEERS DRAW COX FIRE   Would Have Fund to Purchase Crop.

NOMINEE FAVOR BUYING UP CHOP TO SAVE PUBLIG   Democratic Candidate Reviews Attempts by President to Dethrone Price Gougers After Reign of Five Long Years.   More Than Coincidence That Profit Hogs Protected by Senatorial Oligarchy Contribute Share to Republican Fund.

GOV. COX ARRAIGNS SUGAR PROFITEERS   Reviews Attempts of Wilson to Dethrone Gougers in America   PAYING THEIR SHARE!   Those Protected Expected to Add Their Mite to G. O. P. Campaign Fund

HRT DIRECT CAUSE OF AD SEGUNDO EVIL   SUGAR HOGS ARE SCORED   HE WOULD TAKE STEPS TO END THIS, IF ELECTED.

NEW SCHEME FOR FUTURE RUSSIA   “THE UNITED STATES 0! RUSSIA” MAY BE ATTEMPTED.

INSTITUTED SUIT AGAINSTP.&R PAT RAAN 0   John Reich and Wife Ask _ $800 For Damage Doye By Water   ‘CLAIM THE COMPANY   Closed Culvert Under Tracks and Prevented the Water Flowing Away

INSTITUTED SUNT AGAINSTP. 8, RAILROAD CO      John- Reich and Wife Ask $800 For Damage Done By Water   CLAIM THE COMPANY   Closed Culvert Under Tracks and Prevented the Water Flowing Away

45 PIGS BRING IN $20,000   Corn Belt Stock Raises Attend Sale of Blooded Poland China Hogs - Champaign, Hl.

$20,000 PAID FOR 45 Pics   Stock Raiser at Sale of Fine Poland China Hoas.

J. 6, SENATORS BEGIN PROBE OF COX FUND OF 1916 IN DAYTON   Senators Edge and Pomerene Engage Rooms In Dayton.

Delegation of. 16 Menibers with.  _ Military Aides and Clerks,  ' Prepare to Meet Soviet Representatives 

Dispute Unsettled As to Whethe Correspondents Shall Go to Parley.   RUSSIANS 12 MILES AWAY   Guns Can Be Heard in Warsaw But Have Not Yet Bombarded the City.

POLE PEACE PARTY OFF FOR FRONT   Delegation, Consisting. of - 1 ’ Members, Gees to Meet Russians

PEAGE DELEGATES START FAR FRONT   Will Meet Reds Near Siedice and Be Escorted Probably ‘c Minsk.

Claimed, However, That the Enemy} Cannot Reach the City With Their Present Fire.

POLAND 3 PEALE ENVOYS DEPART EEA MNS K MEET   M. Dombski’s Delegation Includes Sixteen Members, One of Whom Is Woman. Correspondents Are Barred.   Relief Organization Work. ers Will Confer With Bolshevists on Treating 300, 000 Children Formerly Looked After.

BATTLESHIP CONTROLLED BY RADIO 10 MILES AWAY   Successful Test Is Made With Battle  ship Iowa Off Virginia Capes by  Navy Dept.  ’

RADIO TESTS. SUCCESSFUL   Cwelve Thousand Ton Battleship Operated  by Radio Waves

LITTLE DONE AT SESSION HELD ON THURSDAY   Grent Crowd Had Gathered In Expectation of Hearing Bryan Speak and Disappointmont Was Suprone,

Chairman Glass,. of Committee or Resolutions, Presents Draft of Platform to the Convention, Which Omits All Reference to Prohibition.

Domt omiss Mary Pickford i “DADDY LONG LEGS” LE ROSE THEATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY VATINERE THURSDAY   PLANTS! PLANTS! PLAN RS

BRITAIN-FRANCE NOT FAR APART   Differ In Views of Reparation Prob. lems Only In Minor Details, Says the Matin.

JAPAN FAVORS LIMITATION OF NAVIES   BUSINESS MEN OF THE HIG NAVY NQHONS COULD ARS RANGE iF      SAYN TALK OF Hid 3 NAYE VERY ANNOYING TO FTARPAY

JAPAN {9 READY 10 GUT NAVY   Limitation of Naval Arm ament Favored   Gb sed AAaAVVALUUM  J. S. TALK WORRIE:  ne  Diplomat Says Agree ment Is Possible

JAPAN WOULD PUT ARMAMENT BRAKE ON WITH COMPANY   Envoy Declares Business Mer Could Reach Agreement to Limit Navies Quickly.   SAYS MEN WHO PAY BILLS ' COULD SOLVE PROBLEM   Japanese ‘Ambassador = Suggests Conference Be. Arreniged to Discuss Act. _

Baron Hayashi, ‘Japanese Am+, bassador to’ Great Britain, toe” So Says. -.   BUSINESS MEN couLD aa  SETTLE THIS QUESTION   Says Japan -Cannot - Afford to Compete With Britain or : United ‘States.

JAPAN TO LIMIT NAVY BUILDING   Ready to Enter International Confer ence to Limit Operations

JAPAN WILLING TOGONFER DVSARMANEN   Ambassador Hayashi Says His Country Would Sit at Round Table of Nations   THINKS BUSINESS MEN COULD FORCE REDUCTION   CHIEF PURPOSE OF PRESENT JAPANESE NAVAL PROGRAM Is TO WARD OFF BOLSHFEVISM, HE DECLARES

APAN READY 10 MEET UNITED STATES IN LIMITATION OF NAV   Baron Hayaski, Ambassador \& Great Britain, Reflects Sentiment at Home.   WANTS US TO. CONSIDER IT AS BUSINESS PROPOSITION   Something of a Navy Is a Neces. sity But He Declares Japan Is Not In Favor of o Large One and Will Enter any Agreement,

Japanese Ambassador Declares World Businessmen Could Limit Armament.   DENIES UNUSUAL PROGRAM   Japan Considers Herself as Sentinel Against Spread of Bolshevism.

JAP AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN SAYS HIS COUNTRY CANNOT  AFFORD RACE FOR ARMAMENT

JAPAN READY TO LIMIT ARMAMENT   Baron Hayashi Says She Would Enter Conference to End Naval Power Race. —

JAPAN READY 10 ENTERTAIN QUESTION GF A LIMITATION OF HER NAVAL ARMAMEN)

dapat’ Is: Read  Conference ta tlaitaion (of Nations Naval. Arcam

JAPAN FAVORS AGREEMENT TO LIMIT NAVIES   Japanese Ambassador a London Suggests Navy Reduction Conference.   BUSINESS MEN GOULD HELP

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE RAGING i “ROLLING MILLS IN ILLINOIS: BLAZE  THREATENING AMERICAN CAR CO   Thousand Men are Fighting the Flames This Afternoon an Entire Block of Property Destroyed

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   Rolling Mill Plant Threatens Other  Big Concerns. .   Ry Teited Presa.

NEW TARIFF BILL WILL PASS HOUSE   Cudismayed By: Reports of a Prohable Presidential Veto It Will Be jammed Through,

COALITION (a. LOOKED UPON RO NEW PARTY         Union of South and West Is pa to Pass Emergen- . cy Tariffin House   VOTES AVAILABLE TO PASS IT OVER A VETO   TESTS INDICATE MAJORITY OF THREE. TO ONL: DIFFICULTY AVILL BE ENCOUNTERED EN SENATE j

“NEW PARTY” IN HOUSE HOPES T0 bs Serta        [By Herbert W. Walker, United Pres aff Correspondent.]

PLAN TO JAM TARIFF. LAW THRN AUICK   ‘NEW PARTY” NOW STRONG ENOUGH TO GET ACTION   Demanding Enactment to Deal With Problems Of Agriculture

PROTECTIVE ‘WING’ WILL BE EXTENDED   Raw Materials and Many Manufactured Procucts Included in Emereney Tariff Bill.   “NEW PARTY” SHOWS PALMER   Bi-Partisn Coalition of Representatives to Overwhelm Veto By President.

SOUTH AND WEST “HOUSE MEMBERS AGREE ON TARIFF   ‘The New Bi-Partisan Coalition Has Gained Control and Will Pass. Bill.   PUTS HIGHEST TARIFF . ON MANY FARM PRODUCTS   Is Not Expected to Pass the Benate But If It Does President Wilson Has Let It Be Known He Will Veto It.

COUNTRY CRIES — FOR PROTECTIVE TARIFF MEASURE   Combiggtion In Con= gress Will Force Through Emergency, Bill”

Bi-Partisan Combination Congressmen Starts Fight for Tariff.   “ACE PRESIDENT’S VETO   ‘Obstacles to Final Passage De Not Dismay “New Party” in House.

OPPOSITION MAY DEFEAT TARIFF BILL   Merry War Is Result of Effort to Pass Bill in House — Doubt However As To Fate in Senate.

THE “NEW PARTY” GAINS cTRENGTH   FORCES AGRICULTURAL BILL THROUGH COMMITTEE,   HOUSE NAY VOTE TOMORROW   Old Time Dyed-In-the-Woo] Free Traders Are For Protective Tar. iff Now—Will Head Off Big imoortations,

Combination of Southern and Western Members to Jam Through Bill.   EMBARGO ON IMPORTS IS EFFECT OF MEASURE   Opposition in Senate and ‘Probable Veto Fails to Curb Members, -

LEAGUE GIVES U.S, APPLAUSE   Refers Hearing of Austria—  Precedent for Germany   Six Committees of 41— Hymans President

NURSING SERVICE. IS _ RAPIDLY EXPANDINE   This American Red Cross Work Flourishing in Smal! Towns, Throughout Country.

NURSING SERVIGE Ta RAPIDLY EXPANDING   AMERICAN RED CROSS WORK IN SMALL TOWNS   IS FLOURISHING THROUGHOUT   Tne Country in Nursing Work Where Proper Instructions are Given in Gases of Need  Among People

"RAPIDLY. EXPANDING   Tiils Américan Red Cross Wort Flourishing -in Small Towns ~. Throughout Country...

NEGRO WAS IN MAIL ROBBERY   Hed About 1,000 Registered Letter in His Possession,

NEGRO CONFESSES PART IN ROBBERY   BUT COUNCIL BLUFFS BANDITS NEVER HEARD OF HIM

SAYS HE HELPED MAIL THEF   Gonfession of Negro in Ghicago {ts Denied by Convicted Men Now In Prison,

NEGRO MIXED UP IN GREAT MAIL THEE T   REGISTERED MAIL. NUMBERING 1000 LETTERS FOUND Phillips and Collins Never Heard of

NEGRO CONFESSES TO MAIL ROBBERY   Police Find 1,000 Registere: Letters When Negro'’s Room Is Raided.

BAVARIAN PLOT OR UPALGING  DUS UVEREL   LUDENDORFF WAS TO BECOME DICTATOR OF BAVARIA UNDER SEPARATIST RULE.

GERMANY ‘DENOUNCES OCCUPA [ON OF CITIES IN NEUTRAL ZONE BY PENCE:   ‘Action Déclared To Be Neither In ‘Accordance With the Sense of mie Peaca Treaty: Nor Its Seope.   MILITARY CONSPIRACY IS  _ NWrACNnvVvLpoO rN IN. mar;

British Government Feels It.  self in Aw!eward Position by Reason of Occupation   FRANKFORT CITIZENS SEEM INDIFFERENT   Negotiations Between France and Berlin Interrupted by Rhur Difficulty

OCCUPATION OF TOWNS PRACTICALLY COMPLETE   2,000 German Communists Cross Rhine and Are Interned by British — Large Numbers Reported Fleeing from Ruhr District Invaded by Regular Troops.

TEWTONS0ENGONC ACTION FRET   DECLARE IN OFFICIAL STATE MENT INVASION VWAéeot NOT JUSTIFIED   OCCUPATION 1S COMPLETE   fhe French Enter Homburg aad Other Towns Thereby Completing Move Without Any Incidents

BAVARIAN PARALLEL TO BERLIN REVOLT REVEALED   jeneral Ludendorff to Be Made Dictator and Separatist Leader Given a Place in Plans Discovered

DISCOVER NEW .. GERMAN REVOLT   Munich Was To Be Scene of - Second Uprising Against Government.   A MILITARY CONSPIRACYe   Wanted Ludendorff As Dictator Over Ravaria. Four Women Held On   Serious Charge For Picketing.

AUHA REDS SEEK QECUPATION ZONE BEVOLT WEAKEN   2,000 Communists Cross Rhine to Get British Protection; 1,200 More Expected.   TEUTS. SEE FRENCH MOVE: CINCH ANTIALLY FEELING   Soviet Terror in Essen Unde Russian’ Officers. Hinted; U. S. Force Unmoved.

)-FRENCH MOVE DENOUNCED BY EBERT REGIME   VIOLATION OF TREATY ANI UNCALLED FOR, SAYS GEl\uaN PROTEST.   Bavartan Coup Similar to Kapr Effort in Berlin Discoverec and Nipned. *

GREAT MILITARY CONSPIRACY   Has Been Found In Bavaria  Tar AaTmR agi Tew

ANOTHER GERMAN . REVOLUTIONARY PLOT UNEARTHE!   ” Had Been Hatched in Bavaria With Ludendorf: For ' Dictator.   BERLIN RAGES AY ALLIES   Occupation of Territory in the Father{land Protested in Note Sent to Paris; Convention of Nutlonal Assembly Is Called for Saturday of This Week.

CONSPIRACY - DISCOVERE!   -Paralleled Recent Ber lin Disturbances

BIG BAVARIAN REVOLT . PLOT WAS FAILURE   Berlin Announces Discovery of a Conspiracy in Munich Like Kapp Prussian Coup.   {BULLETIN.)

NEW PLOT OF WAR LORDS NIPPED IN BUD IN GERMANY   Hatched in Bavaria; Luden. dorff is Reported Head of Move   FRENCH HOLD RUHR   BERLIN PROTESTS OCCUPATION— FEARED NEW HATE OF ALLIES IS AROUSED.

NIP PLOT FOR MUNICH REVOLT   Berlin Announces Conspiracy te Make Ludendorff Dictator of Bavaria.   INVASION BRINGS PROTEST   German Government Tells Pari: French Military Operations Are Without Justice or Reason—  » Revoit Periled Republic.

FRENCH TO GAIN CONTROL  AP AAPET VRRP WIARTA  GERMAN DEFEAT “SINKSIN   German Press Highly Excited Over Move ol Former Foes, Who Now Occupy Virtually All of the Ruhr Basin.

GENERAL LUDENDORFF IN NEW JUNKER PLOT   Planned in Bavaria to Make Forme War Lord Dictator at Munich, Berlin Reports.

GREAT MILITARY CONSPIRACY WHICH WAS TO HAVE BREN BAVARIAN PARALLEL 10 REGENT BERLIN REVOLUTION HAS BEEN DISCOVERED IN MUNICH

LUDENDORFE IN NEW JUNKER PLOT   Revolt Planned in Bavaria : Bared at Munich,   WAR LORD NAMED DICTATOR   French Invasion of Rhine Cities Brings Protest From Berlin Which Is Considered by the Council of Ambassadors.

HARMONY RULES IN G.0.P. CAMP CAV TFANFRS   Report of Friction Between Daugherty and Hays is Without Foundation.   STATEMENT IS ISSUED  Harding’s Labor and Agricultural Position is Defnoed

DAUGHERTY AND HAYS IN ACCORD FORMER CLAIMS   Former Campaign Manager ef Senator Harding Says There is No Friction  HAYS AT THE WHEEL

PERO ALIT Ibo NOT 10 HGURE   In Presidential Campaign of Senator Harding Says Barry M. Daugherty.   DENIES ANY FRICTION WITH CHAIRMAN HAYS   Contest Will be Conducted With the Dignity Befittine the Ofsea.

MAY BUILD THE ROAD   SKINNER CONTRACT DEPEND» ON FINEING GRAVEL TIN COUNTY,   New Petitions Filed tor the Proposed Srnith Higiavay.

MAY BUILO THE ROAD       DEPENDS TN COUNTY,  ee . NER. - CONTRA G GRAY               New Hesitions Filed far the Proposed

SAY VETO GAN ONLY SOLV RAILROAD PROBLEM   While the Farmers Want President to Siga Esch-Cummins Bill.

PRESIDENT TELLS RAIL MEN THAT HE MUST DEFER REPL   Cannot Appoint Tribunal Un til He Aets On Eseh-Cummins Rill   His ANSWER DELAYED   lnion Chiefs Plan To Present Memorial Stating Opposition

MUCH COTTON — SEED CRUSHED   Census: Bureau at Washington Issues Report for 10 Months

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH   Bishop Morrison Next Sunday Evening, Mission to Begin December Litth

aINN FEIN MAKES THREAT OF DEATH   Will Shoot All in Ireland Whe Are Friendly to England.

‘DEATH FOR ALL TRAITORS   Sinn Fein Circulates Proclamation Throughout the West and South of Ireland.

SINN FEIN THREATENS DEATH OF “TRAITORS   Irish Who Oppose Faction Will Assassinated, Proclamation Declarss. ;

DEATH TO IRISH TRAITORS      tinue Kein of KHelinst tiren'ates rue leamation Threateelug “howtjae Witheuwr Warnied.

SITUATION IN. ~ RUSSIA MUCH - BETTER TODAY   POLISH ARMY RE-ENPORCED AND NOW MATCH FOR THE BOLSH EVIK OUTFIT   BRITISH ARE PEEVED   Say Action of France in Recognizing Wrangell Menace to Entente Relations—King Postpones

WARSAW CONDITIONS GREATLY IMPROVED   The Northern Polish Army Has Been Reinforced.

Diplomatic Relationships Are Withdrawn: Reds Flee To Germany To Be InternedPoles Capture 63,000 Reds

TO DELAY RECOGNITION   Great Britain and Maly Won't Stand for Proletariat Army _

PREMIERS SEND RUSSIA A VIRTUAL ULTIMATUM   Britain and Italy Stand by France—The Negotiations With Soviet Difficult, if Not Impossible

RUSSIANS MUST WITHDRAW THAT POLISH DEMAND   Call for a Proletarian Army in Poland Considered Sinister.   Moscow SERVED "WITH ULTIMATUM   Britain and Italy in Ful Accord on the Situation. -

PREMIERS REFUSE TA RECOGNIZE BENS   vitain and Italy. Balk at Soviet Demand for Army ih to Bejand.

FRENCH DEGLARE ACTION RESULTS FROM U.S, NOTE   Powers Brand Russian Demand that Poles Arm Proletariat as “Sinister Proposal”   ADDITION TO DEMANDS HELD BREACH OF FAITH   Notify France that Poles Cannot Accept and Keep Independence

WILL REFUSE RECOGNITION ; UNLESS SOVIETS, TERMS TO  DHL.ANM ADE BAAR Ries

JUST TERMS FOR POLES DEMANDED BY TWO POWERS   Premiers of Britain and Ita ly Send Virtual Ultima tum Against Proletaria Army Proposal.   IS RESULT OF FAITH BREACH   Lloyd George and Giolitti Defer Resumption of Negotiations Until Proposal Is Withdrawn.

TO MOSCOW   British and Italian Premiers to Withhold Recognition of Soviet   Russia Must First Withdraw Demand for Proletarian Army in Poland

POWERS DEMAND LESS DRASTIC PEACE TERNS   eee  Great Britain and Italy Serve Notice That Soviets Must Make Changes.

DELAWARE TURNS DOWN SUFFRAGE   Question Not Dead for Special Session But Leaders Have Little Hope   FINAL VOTE IS 26 TO 6   Leaders Predict Louisiana Will Be Thirty-sixth State to Ratify

DE a ee aa eaten emneemmeme,  DELAWARE LOSES THE HONOR. MAKING SUFFRAGE GENERAL   Members of House Record Votes Against Ratification, Yet Not Dead There, but Not Likely to Succeed.

SUFFRAGE IS  BADLY BEATEN IN DELAWARE; VOTE 26 TO   House Is 12 Ballots Short of Necessary 18 to Rat ifv.

Leaders Predict That Loutsiana, Whose Legislature Meets May 10, Will be Thirty-sixth State to Rate ify—Special Session in North Caros lina Early in July.

‘DELAWARE IS DEAF ' TO PLEA OF WOMEN   SUFFRAGE AMENDWENT DEFEATED IN LOWER HOL Sk.   >  Small (hance of lts Passage at This Session of the Legisiatere—S‘Some Hope Held Out in Two  Southern Siates.

HOUSE REJECTS AMENDMENT BY BIG MAJORITY   Suffragists Leave Chamber in Tears When Result is Announced.   QUESTION PRACTICALLY : DEAD THIS SESSION   Jubilant Antis Shower Legislators With Congratulations and Red Roses.

DELAWARE HOUSE BLASTS - SUFFRAGE HOPE IN STATE   Ratification Resolution Rejected, 26 to 6, Dashing to Earth Plans to Make It Thirty-Sixth to Accept Amendment—Louisiana Now Appears on Horizon As Possibility—Will Vote May 10.

BULK OF TRADE PACTS MAY BE iN DISCARD   NEW MERCHANT MRINE AC’ MAY HAVE ABROGATED TREATIES   NO CAUSE FOR WORRY)   Commerce Regulated by Genera  Principles of International  Intercourse.

MANY TREATIES TOBE ABROGATED UNDER NEW LAW   MARINE ACT REQUIRES PRESIDENT TO NOTIFY OTHER COUNTRIES

ANNULinuv OF TREATIES   ON TRADE NOW FOUND 8B UNITED STATES   BRITISH PACT INCLUDES   Preferential Act Passed By Congress Held Responsible

SHIPPING ACT TO CANCEL TREATIES   THN COMMERCIAL PACTS MUST BE SET ASIDE, STATE DEPARTMENT DECLARES.

24 TREATIES ABROGATED.   Complete Examination of Commercial Pacts Made by State Department.

U0, MAY ABROGATE COMMERCIAL TREATIES   SECTION 34 OF MARINE ACT RE. QUIRES PRESIDENT TO REVOKE CLADMS.

REBELLION AGAINST UNION SAYS LEADER   Yardmen’s Representa tive Says Strikers Fee More Bitterly against Brotherhood Head: Than Rajlynade   LATE ADVICES

STILL BEING MADE BY OUTLAY STRIKERS 10 SEEK HEARING   From Railroad Labor Board and Pre sent Their Demands   Despite Fact the Board Yesterday Refused to Recognize the Strikers.

EW PLEADS ENS     TARRY   AROS Rp OR PgR gr tonne tae heer ye        On-Trial on: Charge of ‘Murdéring His Fhancec.

COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENSE SAYS THAT HE WILL PROVE THE YOUNG MURDERER  WAS INSANE,

NEW’S DEFENSE TO CLOSE CASE TODAY   pe a Be Put on Stand in Fi. nal! Effort *e ines Alleged Slayer _ Insane, 

LEADERS AGAINST DUAL CONTROL   Single Organization of Men ant Women Proposed.   MORE CONTESTS ARE DECIDED   One Ruling Gives Johnson Two Delegates From Minnesota and Another Denies Seats to Wood Delegates From Mississippi — Uninstructed Delegation From Louisiana Given Seats In Republican Conventian.

SINGLE BODY — WILL GOVERN WOMEN VOTE   Chairman Hays Names Committee to Draft: Plans for Cooperative Action

WORKMEN SEIZE ITALIAN SHOPS   Italian Extremists Advocate Taking Possession Of All Industries.

Italian Labor . - Pians to Seize  All Industry    Metal Works Occupancy First Move ins Plot of Communist Leaders.

RADICALS URGING GENERAL OEIZUR OF MO oT Ate   Workers Already in Possession of Virtually All Metal Factories in Italy. °

HAMIGALS WAGE PLANTS SEIZURE; HAUT AT STPURKE   Italian Labor and Socialis Parties Advocate Extreme Action for Metal Workers

ITALIAN LABOR DEBATES RISING   Seizure of Factories by Metal Workers Considered Starting Point.   THREATS MADE BY STRIKERS   Government Optimistic, as It Retains Confidence in the Good Sense of the Workers, Says a Dis.  patch to Paris, a

FACTORIES SEIZED BY WORKMEN IN ALY   Threat to Wreck Machines 0! Military Shall Be Used to Drive Employes Out

WOULD TAKE “UVER INDUSTRY   EXTREMISTS ADVISE SEIZURE OF METAL PLANTS AS FIRST MOVE.

TTALING SEL SEE MANY FACTORIES   In the Metal Work Trade as  _ A Starter for Controlling the Industry is Reported From London.—General Control is Sought by Extremists,

ITALIAN LABOR “. DEBATES picid      Seizure of Factories by’ Metal Wor kers. Considered < E starting Point.    THREATS MADE BY’ STRIKERS   Government: Optimistic, ath It Retains Confidence in the Geed Sense of the Workers, Says a Dis patch. to Paris, a

ITALIAN LABOR SEIZES FACTORIES   Metal Workers Start General Taking Over of Industry.

INDUSTRY SEIZURE THREATENS ITAL   Radicals Urge General Strike If Government Interferes  With Plans.

URGES SEIZURE OF ITALIAN FACTORIES AS REVOLT SIGNAL   Extremists at Labor Meeting Advocate Taking Over of Industrial Plants.

LABOR IM VTALY TALK REVOLUTION   Workers Start Revolt by Seizing Many Big Factories.   THREATEN THE GOVERNMENT   Officials Say They Still Have Confi. dence in the Good Sense of the Workers, and Are Optimistic Con@ernina the Events.

EUROPE IS RELIEVED BY BOLSHEVIK ARMISTICE   DANGER OF EUROPEAN WAR BELIEVED TO BE PASSED         Officials Believe Soviets Must Stand or Fall as They Lose Only Argument.   RED ARMIES SUCCESSFUL:   Little Sympathy Shown for Pole Because of Imperialistic Venture.

N NATIONAL CONFERENCE 0 CHURCH WORKERS =.   Advocates the Christianizing of Profiteers.

CHRISTIANIZING OF PROFITEERS   Is Advocated by a Delegate tc the National Conference of Church Women.   BETTER PAY URGED FOR MISSIONARIES   Expenditure of $300,000,00%  Asked to “Spiritualize’’ Wo! men All Over the World.

ARREST GROCERS FOR-PROFITEERING   ‘the Des Moines Arrests Said (o Matt Beginnlly of State, Wide Drive.

FEDERAL AGENTS ~ START ACTION   Lecal Merchants Accused 0 * Exacting Hlegal Profits    MORE ARRESTS PROMISED   Price “Gouging” Prevalent Here, Save Larimer

ARREST GROCERS FOR PROFITEERING   The Des Moines Arrea's Said to Marh Beginnitig of State Wide Drive.

Four Hundred Pe Cent Dividend Declared      Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. to Offer $8,000,000 Stock to Employees

TELL CO. TO SPLIT $60,000,000 MELON   Youngstawn Kirn 9 Declare 400 Peveent Stock Dividend.

WILSON TRYING FOR AGREEMENT IN COAL REPORT   Hopes for Settlement of Wage Question and Hours.

WILSON TO TRY TQ FIX DIFFERENCES IN MINER AWARI   Us M. W. Member of Commis: sion Said to. Want 35 Per.. Cent Raise in’ Wage.   HE SOUGHT 6-HOUR-DAY FROM START TO’ FINISH   Lewis Hurries to Washington; Union Executive Body ts Expected to Gather. .

WILSON WILL Th TO GLUSE THE SAP   Desires That Differences Ii Coal Strike Be Ironed Out.

COAL REPORT SETTLEMENT 1S SOUGHT   President Wilson Will Take Hand in the Con- troversy   WHITE FILES REPORT   Minera Will Demand 7 Hour Day and 35 Per Cent TInereace

GOAL TANGLE UP TQ WILSON   President Takes Hand in Award of Mine Strike Commission,   SIDES NOT MUCH APART   Will Try to Compose Differences Be. tween Factions in Soft Coa! Board —Reports Not Made Public Lewis in Washington.

WILSON TO HELP SMOOTH THE WAY   DIFFERENCES OF MEMBERS OF COAL STRIKE COMMISSION BE SETTLED   OPINIONS NEARLY «ALIKE   Trouble Between Majority «ane Minority Reports Said to Be Very Small in Essential Points.

WHITE HOLDS: _ OUT FOR MEN   ‘Still Insists. on 6-Hour Day - and 5-Day Week, Is - Unofficial Report.   PRESIDENT TRYING ~ “TO MAKE HARMONY

WILSON TO SEEK COMPROMISE ON MINE WAGE OFFER   Neither Majority No: Minority Reports To Be Published.

Majority Also. Favors Work Hours as Now in Vino.   BURDEN IS ON PUBLIC:   Effort Being Made to Recon. - cile Differences Proves Fue.

EINAL REPORT BEING STUDIED   ‘President Now Has Finding: . of Commission to Adjust  Miners’ Wage Demands.   INCREASED PRICES OF COAL APPROVEL   ]  ‘Representative of Miners Did  Not Sign Report ard Makes Hested CMharres.

COAL REPGRT GRANTS RAISE TO CONSUMER   WOREING HOURS OF HINERS N01 DECREASED; WILSON GETS FINDINGS

ENDEAVORS T0 ADJUST REPORT OF COMMISSION   Neither Majority or Minority Report On Coal Situation to Be Made Public Untl Effort Is Exhausted   MINERS’ MEMBER ASKS — HIGHER WAGE SCALE   Failure To Recommend Im proved Working Condition: Is Also A Disappointmen To Miners Ii Is Said

=ffort to. Compose’ Differences  Between: Majority and Mi nority. in Commission ° Be  Made by Executive:   MINE WORKERS PRESIDENT ENTERS INTO CONFERENCE   rauure to Recomménd Improv-. . ed Working Conditions is Held Principal Disappoint. ‘ment to Miners

White House Announce President’s Intention to Urge Majority and Minority on Board to Agree.

PRESIDENT AGAIN “TQ ASSUME ROLE OF CONGILIATOR   Will Make Effort To Compose Difference Between Majority and Minority Coal Reports,

RECOMMENDS WAGE AAISE TO MINERS   Coal Commission Makes Report te President Wilson—Many of Minor Demands Granted.

WAGE INCREASE  OF ONE-FOURTH RECOMMENDED BY COMMISSION   -resident Wilson Studies  Repert of Commission On   NO SHORTER HOURS   INF OFIUN EEN TRUURO  Representative “of Miners  Did Not Sign Report to Re Syhmitia-]

MINERS PASS JOB TO WILSO!   President Will Try to Untangle Coal Controversy Over Wage Demand.   PUBLIC TO BEAR BURDEN

WILL ENDEAVOR TO BRING ABQUT WAGE AGREEMENT   Wilson Now Has Report C Coal Commission Unde Consideration.

WILGON SEEKS TC BANG HARMONY th: COAL WAGE REPORT   [Miners  Peeved by’ Failure’ te Recommend Improvement in Working Condtions

WILSON TO ACT AS PEACE MAKER IN COAL DISPUTE   President to Attempt to Settle Differences of Commission

PRED, WILSON WILL AGT AS PEAGEMAKER   Hopes to Compromise Differ ences Between Operators and Miners.   MAJORITY REPORT DISAPPOINTS MINERS   Leaders of Latter Are Hope ful to Obtain More Concessions.

WILOON TO TAKE HAND IN PARLEY   Would Compose Differences Between Factions in Coal Tangle.   REPORTS NOT MADE PUBLIC   President Lewis and Secretary Greer of the Miners Are in Washington and Are Hopeful of Early Agreement.

A 25 PER CENT WAGE BOOST   Yell for 35 Per Cent and Days Cut Down to 7 Hours   MAY STRIKE AGAIN   THUS WILSON’S WAGE COMMIS SION FAILS IN EARLY ATTEMPTS —WOODROW MAY STEP IN AGAIN

COAL BRAWL 10 PRESIDENT   Wilson Will Attempt to Ad. just Differences.   Representatives of Unions are Asking for Further Increase and Shorter Day.

PRESIDENT. WILSON IS. NOW STUDYING THE, FINAL RE‘PORT OF THE COAL COM.  MISSION,   TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT INGREASE:   No ‘Reduction ‘th Working Hours Many of the Minor Demands  Will 4 be Granted Miners, -? :

25% Wage — Increase Given  - Mining Men   No Reduction in Work Hours, Employers to Use Check-off System for Collecting Union Dues ' Said to Be Two Other Recommendations Price of Coal to Be Increased.

Effort to Compose Differences Between Majority and Minority in Commission to Be Made hy Eyariutiva   MINE WORKERS PRESIDENT ENTERS INTO CONFERENCE   Fauure:to Recommend Improv. ed Working Oonditions is Held Principal Disappoint. ment to Miners —

SUMMARY OF FINAL ty COAL COM 25 Per Cent Increase of Pay to Miners and Many Minor Demands   John B. White, of Minere, Did No Sign Report—Increases Not Retroactive   Increased Price to Public Approved— Uniess White Joine in Report Doubt of Acceptance by Miners.

WILSON MAKING EFFORT ~ TO HARMONIZE REPORTS   Receives Minority Coal Report from John P. White Early Today,   WHITE REFUSES TO MAKE ~ KNOWN MINERS DEMANDS   ‘Understood He Is Holding Out for “‘Thirty-Five Pergent In, crease in Wages.   LEWIS ARRIVES ON SCENE.   ‘Head of United Mine Workers Refuses to Make Statement _ as to Findings,

Report of Commission . now in hands of President Wilson   Demand for check-off “sys tem for collecting union dues is cranted

Recommend Raise  For Mine Workers   Report In Hands of President  Advocates 25 Per Cent.  Advance    CONTEXT WILL BE  PUBLISHED SOON

DIFFERENCES TO BE SETTLED   John White’s Minority Report to Be Submitted to President

25 PER GENT RAISE BUT NO’ REDUCTION WN HOURS GRANTED AN POAT WACE CASE      Commission’ s Report Is Being Studied by President   MINER REFUSED TO SIGN REPORT

MINERS AND OPERATORS _ NEGOTIATING   Majority Report Advances "Wages 25 Per Cent. Miners  Want 35 and a Seven  Hour Day.   REPORTS NOT PUBLIC   An Effort to Compromise the Dif. ferences Will be. Made by the President, It Was Said at White House.

POLES WITHDRAWING: ~~ FROM-BREST:LITOVS   Great Russian an Bolshevik Offensive [Reported to Paris News. » a... papers:

RUSS OFFENSIVE FORCING POLES TO WITHDRAW   Polish Forces Flee From Fortified Town, BrestLitovsk

POLES WITHDRAW: ~ REDS IN -PERSI:   Allies ‘Refuse to Give German _ Ammiinition: to Poland, ” Will Destroy It

EVAGUATES FOUR Gt IEG   General Withdrawal From the Polish Main Line to Fron. tiers of New Republic Indicated by Fleeing Center:   Administration Is Removed From Lemberg to Cracow; Four Bokhevik Warships Put Troops in Persia Town

‘WITHDRAWAL -.- QF POLES   IN FACE OF THE GREAT _ RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK “OFFENSIVE. __   Brest-Litovsk and: Other Cities Near Warsaw. are Evacuated — Request for German Munitions Refus“aAhy Alan  —

Report from Paris Seeins To Indicate That With- drawal Is General.   REDS WITHIN 120 MILES OF WARSAW

POLISH TROOPS WITHDRAWN   Great Russian Offensive Re sults in Important Gains.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY ROUTS PATISH LINE   General. Withdrawal. i: _: Marked Along Brest ‘ Litovsk   ALLIES REFUSE HELP   ‘Diplomatic Support” is. All “That Can be: Given, is  - Aereement /

POLISH ARMY RETIRES BEFORE RED OFFENSIVE   Withdrawal From Several Cities Follows tLaunching of Attack by Bolsheviks,

POLES: WITHDRAWING   Evacuating Several. Towns as Reault of Great Boltheviki Offensive:

‘POLES FALLING. RACK”   Yielding Under Heavy Vressure ot Botshevist. Armics. —

POLES FALLING BACK IN FACE OF RED DRIVE       Evacuate Fortress and Dispatch Indicates Withdrawal to Frontiers of New Republic

POLES WITHDRAW AS REDS DRIVE ON   Retreat to Frontier of Republic Before Great Bolshevik? Offensive.

Brest-Litevsk, Vilna nad Othe: - Lnportant Centers Eyacuated,   RETREAT SEEMS CENERAL

LEGION POST MEETING CALLED FOR MONDAY   OFFICERS WILL BE ELEOTED AND OTHER BUSINESS TRANSAOTED.

ARE SEEKING WAY OUT OF THE TAX MUDDL   Officials Pin Faith To Power Of Legislature to Legalize Tax Board Acts.

“AR TAX TANGLE   Bill of That Kind Being Preparec for Special Ses: sion.   BELIEVED IT WHHL WORK   Attorneys Say Assembly Ha: Power to Patch Things Up That Way.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT STILL DOUBTFUL IN DELAWARE   No ‘Nme Yet Has Been Sct for Vots in Either ftlouses Both sides Claim Vietory.

AGREE TO POSTPONE SUFFRAGISTS’ VOTE   Women Fear Lack of Strengtt in the Delaware House, *

POSTPONE VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Delaware Republican: Reach Agreement to De lay Action Until Nex Weel Bay Vote Tues  bh hae

SUFFRAGE GOES OVER The Delewsre [Legisiature Wi Not . Vote Tit Next Week.

SUFFRAGE VOTE 1S POSTPONED   Delaware Legislature Wil Not Take Final Action  Until Next Week.

DELAY SUFFRAGE VOTE   Delaware Legislature Will Wait Until Next Week.

Big Guns of Both Parties There Trying to Make Members Sce the Necessity of Ratification from Party .Standpoint.

DELAWARE ~—-POOTPONE SUF, VOTING      Agreement Reached Among the Re. publicans This Morning For Voting Next Week

DiLAWARE WILL TAKE RG ACTION UNTIL NEXT WEEK   Agreement Reached Not To Vote On Woman Suffrage This Week.  Delay May Mean More Votes  Enr Neactira

COTTON WORKERS “ARE INVITED: TC  DISCUSS WAGES  LIP PP   Fall River Conference Follows Talk of 2234 Per Cent Cnt

TEXTILE OPERATIVES TO DISCUSS WAGES   Reduction of Twenty-two Per  Cent. Recommended by The  Operators to Be Debated at Fall River in Conference to — Bo Feld Tanioht.

Are Weather Conditions Needed In lowa Now To Mature the Corn Crop.

OWA CORN CROP HELD IN DANGER   Onty Abnormally Warm Weather and Unusually Late Fall Can Save Much of It From Frost; Only 42 Per Cent Will Be Safe by September 20.

GERMANS WHO ARE WANTED   Paper Published List of Men Whose Surrender Is Demanded

WOMEN CAA ILL _ OFF OPPONENTS   LEADERS SAY THAT CANDI. DATES WILL BE TESTED ON LIVING ISSUES.

WOMEN HOLD WHIP IN SENATE FIGHT   A od < ge ee - .  “Ariti-Suffiage Legislators Uy  for Re-election Face Angry Women.

ATTEMPT {0 oUY OFAGE 1S CHARGED   Says Money Interests Seek to Purchase Conventions.   ATTACK MADE BY BORAH

GHARGES FINANCIAL   Senator Borah Concentrates His Attack on Backers of Wood and Lowden.   HEATED DEBATE WAS BROUGHT ON BY SPEECH   Convinced President Wilson is Trying for Another Nomination—If He is Secking Third Term, Says Senator Ashworth, Democrat, People Oucht to Know It and Oppose It,

BORAH INoloTo TOO MUCHCASH IS BEING SPENT   WOOD AND LOWDEN FORCES ES: PECIALLY .LIEERAL THF SENATOR BFLIEVES.   Savs Two Democratic Candidates Who Are Not Named Will Start Svending In Ten Davs.

GAY SLUSH FUNDS   WOOD AND LOWDEN ACCUSED OF BUYING NOMINATION,   Borah Charges Big Interests Back of Candidates Who Spend Huge Sums.

IDANO SENATOR OATS CANDIDATES ARE PURCHAOING INDORSEMENTS   Big Financial Interests Cor. rupting Voters Generally by Lavish Expenditures.   Both Democrats and Republicans Classified as Despoilers of the First Class.

WOOD'S BACKERS SPEND BIG PILE   Sen. Borah Makes Charges in Speech Advocating {Immediate Action   VOTES COST $10.00 EACH   In South Dakota, According to the Idaho Senator; Weak Denials Made

CHARGE AiG INTERESTO BUYING VOTES      Bor-h Assails. Presidential. Candidates of Both Parties In Speech.   WQOD AND LOWDEN MEN ISSUE DENIALS   “Indiana Votes $2.50, S. Dakota Votes $10; Wilson Is Criticized.

BURAH ATTACKS PRESENT METHODS Ut CANDIDATES   Declares Lowden and Wood are Spending Huge Sums   URGES BILL TO LIMIT FUNDS

HURLED AT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES BY BHORAH   QUGTES INDIANA REPORTS   Says Interests Strive to Buy United Presidency

BORAH DENOUNCES .  Woop AND   OWDE   Orgy of Expenditures by Thess Two Republicans is Subject o: ‘Senate Attack.

CANDIDATES ARE UOING TOO MUCH GOIN IN BATTLE   BORAH IS AFTER REPUBLICANS   HOWDEN HAS OFFER TG SUBMIT TABLE OF EXPENDITURES

BORAH RENEWS HIS ATTACK ON EXPENDITURES   Lowden Replies to the Challenges of Senator.

BORAH STARTS WAR ON WOOD AND LOWDEN   Declares Managers of Cam-paign ‘Are Too Lavish : ‘in Expenditures   DECLARES WILSON IS AFTER THIRD TERN   Precipitates Heated Debate in 7 Senate-—His charges   Are Vigorously. Denied,

Charges Made in “Senate 1 hal ~ Great Funds Are Prepare¢ to. Eleet Elect ‘Certain- Candidates of Bach: Party, “Genera Wood for One. i *

CRY SLUSH FUNDS   [Boral Charges Big Interests Rack of hi ndidates  Who Spend Hage Sums.

BORAHISHARSH IN HIS CHARGES   (LACM OF CORRUPTION FUND IN) PRESENT CANVASS.   OLD PARTIES EQUALLY GUILTY   Wood and Lowden Singled Oat for Immediate Attack—Says He Has Kvidence Wilson Is Seck ing Thiru Term.

* SAYS BORAH   Charges Made in Senate Thai Great Funds Are Preparer to Elect Certain Candidate: of Each Party, Genera Wood for One.

BORAH CHARC’” CASH SQUANDER IN CAMPAIGNS   Presidential Oundi dates Have Big Interests Baking Prem

MONEY INTERESTS SEEK 10 CONTROL TWO CONVENTIONS   Senator Concentrates Bitte Attack on Wood and Lowden, Republican Candidates for President.

HINT PLOT TO BUY BIG CONVENTIONS   Wood and Lowden Supporters Are Assailed for Use of Large Sums of Money   BORAH MAKES CHARGES   Senator Accordingly Urges Reg:  ulation of Candidate's Pre Convention Expenditures

Wood and Lowden Spending Huge Sums to Control Republican Meeting, He Declares, and Within Two Weeks Democrats Will Be Found   Using Same Extravagance—Wants Lid Put on.

BORAH SAYS WALL ST. AIMS AT CONTROL   Asserts Big Financial Interests Would Buy Conventions   BOTH PARTIES NAMED BY IDAHO SENATOR   Asserts Expenditures in Wood's Interests Are Enormous

CANDIDATES. ARE USING TOO MUCH COIN IN BATTLE   BORAH IS AFTER REPUBLICANS   LOWBEN HAS OFFER 16 SCBMIL TAB EXPEND

EXCESSIVE CAMPAIGN EXPENES 16 CHARGED   BORAH §PEAKS IN SUPPORT OF BILL TO LIMIT EXPENDITURES OF CANDIDATES.   LIST OF FUNDS PROPOSED   Allegation Made That Big Financial Interests Seek to Buy National Conventions,

SENATOR BORAH DECLARES FINANCIAL INTERESTS ARE AIDING WOOD AND LOWDEN

BIG INTERESTS SEEK TO BUY CONVENTIONS TS BORIH'S CHARGE   Attacks Expenditures Made- On _ Behalf of General Wood and Lowden...   SEES A SINISTER: COMBINE   Asserts Two Democratic. “Aspire ants Whom He Did Not Name, - Will Soon Be.in Field.:

VILLA HEAD} TO DEGLARE  PEAGE WIT NEW REEIME   United States Keeping a Weather Eve on Mex- . ican Affairs   LATEST UPRISING IS NOT, FEARED   Calderon to Plead With America for Huerta’s Recognition

VALUE OF CROPS IN 1919 SHOWN   SUREAU COUNTY LEADS NORTHWEST DISTRICT IN CORN AND WINTER WHEAT

VALUE OF CROPS — IN COUNTY SHOWN FOR PAST YEAR   Bureau County Leads Northwest District In Production OF Corn And Winter Wheat In 1919.   WAGES INCREASED   Estimates Prepared By Experts Under Direction Of Unites States  Department Of Agriculture.

EASE OF MONEY MARKET ENCOURAGING FEATURE   CONTRARY TO EXPECTATION: RATES ARE MODERATE ANI CASH ABUNDANT — PRICES O} STOCKS ADVANCE GENERAL.

GET MILLION DOLLAR RAIN   Crops ‘Threatened By Dry Weathe Saved By General Precipita>. tion In Northeastern Kansas.

LEXINGTON UNDER MILITARY GUARD   No Further Outbreak On  Part Of Mob.

MOB HELD BY MARTIAL LAW   AFTER 4 ARE KILLED AND 13 INJURED IN RIOT   ATTEMPTTO LYNCH NEGRO   Came Just as Death Sentence Was Proneunced

LEXINGTON QUIET - AFTER SHOOTING   Presence of Troops and Sum mary Action Against Mob Show Results.

FEDERAL TROOPS GUEGL RIOTS A LENINGTON, KY   Result of Mob Attemptng to Lynch Negro Murderer   SENTENCED TO DIE MARCH 1

TROOPS 10 STOP FURTHER RIOTING   Martial Law Now Prevails ai Lexington.   FIVE KILLED IN FIGHT   Authorities Fear Recurrence of Violence-—Six Hundred Sol. diers Patrol Streets——Others Are Enroute—Trouble Start. ed When Mob Bent on Lynch. ing Was Pired Upon.

FIFTEEN INJURED WHEN TROOPS FIRE UPON ENRAGED MOB   OUTBREAK GOCCURS WHEN CrftZENS ATTEMPT TO STORM COURT HOUSE   CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAV   Recurrence of Violence Is BPeared— 600 Soldi€vrs Patrolling Streets With Soo Oilers en Route to Seene

LEXINGTON RIOTS SUBSIDED TODAY   One of ‘Wounded Dies fron Injurye Soldiers fron Camp Taylor Have Towt Under Military Control

MARTIAL LAW RULES IN KENTUCKY TOWN   SCENE, OF SHOOTING IN CONTROL OF MILITIA.   Presence of Federal Troops Has Desired Effect—Attempt to Lynch a Negro Briugs About Fear Killings.

LEXINGTON, KY. AN ARMED CAMP   DAWN TODAY FOUND SOLDIERS . PATROLING THE -STREETS AND GUARDING CITY'S APPROACHES.

Brawny Farmer Shouts “Let’s Get Him” and Then the Mass Surges Toward Courthouse Entrance — Soldiers Fire Into Crowd and Four Men Fall — Negro Under a Heavy Guard—Fear of More Trouble Is Expressed.

Tuesday’s Dawn Finds Chateau Thierry Veterans Patrolling Streets of Lexinaton.   Troops Guard All Avenues Leading Toward Scene of Monday's Rioting.

WAR VETERANS CHECK LEXINGTON MOB FROM FURTHER OUTBREAKS   City Looks Like Army Camp  _At Dawn This Morning— Negro Held in Steel Cell Of Court House:   WILL NOT BE REMOVED NOW

TROOPS PATROL CITY 79 GUARD AGA. T RIOTS   DEATHFIFTH VICTIM  OCCURS LAST NIGHT   Commander Of Troops Says The Situation Is Well In Hand And Does Not Expect Any New Outbreak :

FIVE KILLED WHEWAIOTERS SEEK TO HANG BINLTY RLARK   William Lockett Sentenced tc Be Electrocuted at Kentucky Penitentiary.   MOB TRIES TO TAKE LAW IN OWN HANDS      Six Hundred Soldiers Patrol Lexington to Prevent Further Outbreaks.

LMM GT OR MD UNGER CONTRI TEAS TRANES   Soldiers Who Served ~ Chateau-Thierry Patrol Streets.   SEARCH’ FOR. LEADERS   Army Officers Deny Negri Was Spirited Away in , Truck. - °

TROOPS WHO SAW SERVICE AT CHATEAU THIERRY ARE ON GUARD AT LEXINGTON   ‘Situation So Well In Hand, However, That About 200 Men of the First Division Will Be Returned To Camp Taylor.

LEXINGTON RIQTERS QUET, SOLDIERS GUARD ENTRANCES   DAWN, TODAY FINDS CITA “QAN ARMED CAMP FOLLOWING VIOLENCE.   FIVE ARE KILLED   Mob Seeks Vengeance on Negro Charged With Murder nf Carl ~

MUG 1a HELD AT BAY Ao MARTIAL LAW RULES CITY   Situation Believed Un.der Control; Negro Slayer Confined in Steel Cage.   FIVE ARE DEAD

MARTIAL LAW AT LEXINGTON   STATE MILITIA SHOOTS WHEN MOB CHARGED   ‘Negro Whom Mob Seeks Sentenced To Die in Chair March 11.

U. 3, SOLDIERS. STOP RIOTING   CHATEAU THIERRY VETERANS RUSHED TO LEXINGTON TO REINFORCE STATE MILITIA   MARTIAL LAW IN FORGE

LLINGION A ARNICD CAMP TODAY   EFFORTS TO LYNCH LOCKETT COST FIVE LIVES   SOLDIERS FATROL SIR ETS   The Confessed and Convicted Murderer Is Held In the Court House  1 at Lexington,

TROOPS FIRE ON MOB IN LEXINGTON, KY., 4 KILLED, 15 WOUNDED   Crowds Trying to Storm Cour House for Negro Slayer of Girl Repulsed.   MARTIAL LAW DECLARED; FEDERAL FORCE SENT IN   Negro’s Confession to Having Murdered 10-Year-Old Girl Causes Disorder.

LEXINGTON NOW — AN ARMED CAMP   Kentucky City Quiets Down Following Race Riots Which Cost Lives of Five Persons Yesterday.

DECLARE MARTIAL LAW _ INKENTUCKY RIOT ZONE   Federal Troops Parade Streets of Lexington in Addition to State Soldiers and Police—Recurrence of Violence Feared—Four Killed, 15 Wounded in Attempt to Seize Negro Sentenced to Death.

LEKINGTON AN ARMED CAMP TODAY   EFFORTS TO LYNCH LOCKETT Cos'r FIVE LIVEs   SOLBIERS PATROL STREETS   The Confessed and Convicted Mur. derer Is Held In the Court: House at Lexington.

Five Men Fell Dead at First Volley and Fifleen Were Wounded—Attempt at Lynching Made After William Lockett Had Been Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair March 11.

 Situation So Improved That Part  of Troops Will Return to  Camp Tonight.   NO PROSECUTIONS PLANNED   Lockett Kept In Steel Cage In Courthouse Awaiting Removal to Prison.

TROOPS QUELL SOUTHERN MOB   STORMED COURTHOUSE AFTER NEGRO FIEND CONFESSED MET BY MACHINE GUNS   4 KILLED AND 16 WOUNDED   Lexington, Ky., Scene of Rioting Following Sentence of Black to Electric Chair.

FIVE ARE DEAD FIFTEEN HURT LEXINGTON, KY.   COUNTY PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW AS RESULT OF MOB DEMANDING NEGRO.   Black Had Murdered Little Girl Anc Was On Trial For Crime And Later Convicted.   (Continued on Page Eight.)

LEXINGTON, KY., IS ARMED CAMP AFTER MOB RIO]   SQUADS OF ARMED SOLDIERS PATROL STREETS; GUARD _CITY APPROACHES   VIOLENCE CAUSE OF DEATH AND INJURIES   Léarn 1500 Mourtaineers On “Way to Lexington; Military Is In Control of Affairs.

Troops. Rushed _ From Camp ~ Taylor to Keep ‘Peace. After ’ Prisoner Confesses to Mur~ der. of Ten-Years-Old White Gir ee

MARTIAL LAW IN KENTUCKY; 9 Dit   ourteen Others Wounded at Lex: ington as Lynch Mob Is Quelled.   DISORDER BEGINS OVER NEGRO   Assailant of White Girl Put on Trial, Confesses, and Is Sentenced to Death in Record Time—  Mob Not Satisfied.

MARTIAL LAW Ii PROCLAIMED IN LEXINGTON AND FAYETTE COUNT!   Disorders Following Attempt of Mob to Lynch Negro Murderer Leads to Drastic Action in Kentucky,   CITY IS QUIET BUT TROUBLE EXPECTEL   Rioting During the Day Results in Four Deaths and Fifteen Being Wounded; Troons Patrolling Streets.

CITY ARMED CAMP WHERE 9 DIED IN EFFORT 10 LYNCH   Veterans of Chateau Thierry Patrol Lexington Streets to Prevent Violence.   NEGRO MOB SOUGHT KEPT LOCKED IN STEEL CAGE   State Attorney Makes Knowr That No Prosecution of the Disturbers Is Aimed.

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED WHEN FOUR DIE IN RIO!   Trial of Negro for Murder Results in Great Confusion and Disorder at Lexington, Ky.

LEXINGTONAN ARMED CAMP WANY KILLED      Returned Soldiers Turn Ma chine Guns on Angry 1 Crowds      ‘MOUNTAINEERS -FEARED   Martial Law Prevails and no -Further Trouble is: Expected

TOPS FEO OB BENT OW TAKIN NER   FIVE KILLED, FOURTEEN HURT, WHEN MILITIAMEN REPULSE THRONG AT LEXINGTON.   MARTIAL LAW 1S DECLARED   Angered Crowd Is Foiled in Effort to Lynch William Lockett, Confessed Murderer.

LEXINGTON ARMED   FIVE DEAD AS RESULT OF MOR VIOLENCE.   William Lockett, Slayer, Contined in Steel Care.

LEXINGTON ARMED   FIVE DEAD AS RESULT OF MOR  VIOLENCE. :   v vidi Lockett, Slayer, Contingd in . Steel Gs

TROOPS STOP MOB IN LEXINGTON, KY.   County Placed Under Martial Law After Five Are Killed.   FOURTEEN OTHERS WOUNDED   Soldiers Fire on Crowd to Save Negre Assailant of White Girl—Prisoner Confesses and is Sentenced to Death,

(ENE OF MOB ROT MONDAY INARMED CAME   MARTIAL LAW IS MAINTAINED IN KENTUCKY CITY, WHERE SOL, DIERS KILLEO FIVE   cUARD APPROACHES

Lexington An Armed Camp, in Wake of Riots   Chateau Thierry -Veterans Guard _ Approaches to City.—Situation Under Control.

QUIET AT LEXINGTON,   Armed Soldiers Prevent Further Riotmge in Kentucky.

Authorities ‘Fear Recurrence of Violence Which Started When Crowd Attempted to Seize William Lockett, Negro, Confessed Murderer of Ten Year Old Girl; Lynching Prevented By Militiamen Who Shot Into Onrushing Throng at Courthouse; Quick Justice in Kentucky Courts

ScNATE TANEO WILSON REPLY VARIUUG WAYS   JEMOCRATS WORKING ON THE ORY THAT PRESIDENT WILL NOT POCKET   fhe Treaty. Lodge Refuses Commen’ and Borah Savs The Letter Helps Insure Defeat

(Continued on Page Six).   RLOUGIAG PEAGE TAEATY FHT 12 THe Baalu (OoUES   Four More Republican Reservations Adopted, Two of Them Without Change.   ARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS GIVEN WILSON’S LETTER   Democratic Senators Working for (Compromise Say They Feel Free to Continue Negtiations, While Mr. Borah Says President Has lielped to Insure Paet's Deieat,

DEMOCRATS STILL... "AFTER COMPROMISE   President's. - Ketter On Treaty Gi Widely’ Dif. Different  5 eames eet

SENATE VOTES TS LIMAT DEBATE 04 ~PEAGE TREAT!   Four More Republican  . Reservations are  Re-Adopted   ARTICLE TEN ALSO DISCUSSED

OPERATION ON TREATY BY SENATE PROCEEDS DESPITE PRESIDENT’S DECLARATION

LIMIT DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY   The Senate Moves Swiftly te _ Reduce Its Fight to Basis Issues Involved   RE-ADOPT PROPOSALS   Negotiations Are Unaffected by President’s Letter to Senator Hitchcock

LIMITED DEBATE [a AGREED UPON   Four Republican Reservations Readopted   NEARING ARTICLE TEN   President’s Letter Comes a Time When Negotiatior: are Said to be Very Nea: Together and is Given Wid Interpretation — Only Twe More Qualifications.

ARTICLE TEN SOON 10 COME BEFORE SENATOR!      MINOR RESERVATIONS HAVE BEEN PASSED AND CRUCIAL STRUGGLE IS NEAR—EFFECT OF PRESIDENT’S LETTER.   Republicans Preparing for Their National Conventio1

WILSON LETTER HAS ON EFFE)   Senate Readopts Four Mor Republican Reservations to Treaty.

SENATE RESTRICTS DEBATE ON TREATY   Deduction of Fight to Basic Is sues Sought.   RESERVATIONS READOPTED   Negotiations for Compromise on Keystone problem of Article 10 Pressed Toward Conclusion—-Debate on League Voting Power Provision is Started.

SENATE ADOPTS FOUR MODIFICATIONS   MORE REPUBLICAN PrerRVA ‘TIONS WEATHER STORM_ART, X CHANGEY   WILSON REITERATES VIEWS   Writes Hitchcock That Most all Tampering Means “Virtual” Nullifieation.”

PACT DEBATE. 13 LIMITED. ~ BY CONSENT   Senate Agrees to Bring Its Peace Battle Down te Basic Issues.  ; “   Believe Wilson’s Letter Does  Not Mean Complete Op- .  ~ position to Plans For Agreement.

OPPOSITION 10 CHANGES RESTATED BY PRESIDENT IN LETTER TO HITCHCOCK

WAR VOTE PUT UP TO HARDING   World Association Plan Oferee By Col. George Harvey ;   ‘TAT MAY SUCCEED WHITE   Former President Believed Slated For Chief Justice

HARVEY'S PLAN 15 FAVOREL   Assaciation of Nations Pledged Te Abstain From War Without Vote of People,

POPULAR REFERENDUM ON WAR WAS NEW IDEA ADVANCED BY COLONEL HARVEY 10 HARDING   Association of Nations In Which Members Would Be Pledged To Abstain From Offensive Warfare Without First Sanctioned by People.

TAFT PICKED 10. SUCCEED WHITE AS CHIEF JUSTICE   Observers Believe tha Ex-Presi. dent Is Harding's Choice Wher White’s Resignation, Is Received.

OTHER POLICIES REPLACE LEAGUE TALK AT MARION   George Harvey Urges Referendum on Wars; Taft Put Down for Chief Justice

HARDING: RECEIVES  POLITIGAL CALLER!   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

POLITICS CROWD LEAGUE BACK IN CONFERENCE   Harding Considers Serlousiy — th Proposal of Col. George Harvey.

HARDING HEARS PLAN OF COL PFORCE HARVE   is Said to Ibe Seriousty Considering Propesal Submitted by Visiter Yesterday         GIVES PEOPLE POWER . TG DECLARE WAR   Wfieis! Statement of the Plan ts. sued Through fharding beadqreirters:

Sol. Harvey Suggests Entering a League Which Would Permit People to Vote on War Before Hostilities Are Started—Taft May be Next Chief Justice. 

Politics Thrusts League. of Wi tions Aside at Mario !  Porch, = =        WAR REFERENDUM IDEA ADVANCED BY HARVE              Belief Held That Taft WIIL: Chief Justice Supremg Courteoo

President-elect g Receiving Political alters at His Marion Home .   HARVEY - PROPOSAL   Relative to Referendum. On Declaring War is. Now Under Consideration .

HARDING TURNS: i ATTENTION: TD POLITICIANS   League of Nations Pushed Asidc to Make Room For Polit. "> ” Feal Conferences.

Colonel Harvey Stier World League Plan to rding :   Cabinet Selections by New President of Much =; Interest

Harding Considers Seriously — the Proposal of Col George Harvey.

BARS U. S. WIVES FROM RHINE   War Department Says No More Wil Be Permitted to Go to Crowded Coblenz.

6. OF 6. PRESIDENT IS DEFENDANT.(N CON PHARCES   MILWAUKEE CONTRACTOI ALLEGES ATTACK IN HOTEL WISCONSIN  ROULF. PLAINTIFF   Demands $2,000 and $7,000 in Separate Court Actions.

WHICH SENT OUT CALL FOR HELE MONDAY   Evidently Sunk, According to Message from Cutter Achuset Today.

BOLSHEVIK DEMAND SURRENDER OF POLISH ARMS TO THE SOVIET   Insist on Immediate Demobilizazation and Small Army for Future in Peace Terms   OFFER POLES BOUNDARIES ’ SUGGESTED BY ENGLAN   Add to it Additional Slice of Territory; Promise Independence

CONGRESS AGAIN INGESGIOM AFTER MALINAY PERE       Full Calendar of Domes tic Legislation Confrorits Lawmakers.   PEACE TREATY BEFORE SENATE   Settlement of Question Promised Ry The Senate Leaders in i tNear Future.”

Borah Will Oppose The Censership Of Press By Postal Head   BERGER WANTS SEAT

RECONVENED TO TAKE UP D0 MESTIC LEGISLATION   Chief Business of -Senate---House te Act Quickly on Berger Contest.

FINNISH. MEN MARRYING RUSSIAN WOMEN   tables the Women to get Out of Russia,

REVENUE SLUMP WER A BILLION   Is Expected Annually as the Result of Decision of the Supreme Court   THAT STOCK DIVIDENDS ARE NOT TO BE TAXED   Refunds of Approximately $50C,C90,006 Paid Must Be Made hv the Governments.

TREASURY MUST DISGORGE BIG INCOME   COMMISSIONER ROPER ESTIMATES REFUND AT $500,000,000

COURT'S TAX RULING. LOST  NTRY SUM: REVENUE      New Legislation May Be Re quired to “Gover Millions Lost

ROES COSTLY,           KS: U7 eat “Financially,  Decision Hits Govern:

Commissioner Roper Announced Today That. he Estimated ‘the Dividends Net Taxable as Income Would Cost $500,000,000.

Farmer Confessed to .. Killing Daughters   TRIED TO CHLORUFORM Twe BABIES BUT ¥AILED— THEN BURIED THEM ALIVE

EXAMINE. FARME WHO KILLED aE   Better Off Dead as He Couldn’t Support Them, 1s’ Alleged Confession.

BURIED CHILDREN ALIVE, POLIGE SA\   Lunacy Commission to Exam. ine Man Who Admitted Slaying His Youngsters.

LOVE SONG HIS . ACCOMPANIMENT TO DUAL TRAGEDY   Husband Starts Phonograph Before. He Kills Bride  anrl Llfencentf

Artist Tarns on * phonograph Love Song; Shoots Wife and Himeelf.

MURDER AND SUICID   To Phonograph Accompani. ment of Love Song Record-

MURDER AND SUICIDE DISCLOSED BY PROBE   Investigation Shows Hohemian Artist Killed Wife and Then Shot Himself.

GERMANY LOSES IN ‘PLEBISCITE RESULT; WILDEST RESOICINE   Overwhelming Victory Fo Danes in Provinces of Schleswig, Report Shows   CARRIES OUT WILSON DETERMINATION IDEA   Towns Seem to Favor Teuton While Country Districts Want tn Inin Denmark

PLEBISCITE SEEMS TQ FAVOR DANES   Early Indications Are Schleswig Wants To Return To Denmark.

SbHLESWIG DANES EAPECTED TO WIN PLEBISCITE VOTE   Country Districts at Apenrade Show Their Majorities Big and Towns Are Carried.   THEY HAVE 90 PER CENT OF FIRST ZONE BALLOTS   German Franchises Practically None in Rural Areas Save by Teut Descendants.

PEOPLE OF SCHLESWIG VOTE OVERWHELMINGLY TO RETURN TO DENMARK   Danes Receive News With Wildest Rejoicings — Say It Is Victory For Principle of Self Determination.   GREAT REJOICING BY DANES.

SCHLESWIG IS APPARENTLY TO BE UNDER DANES   Plebiscite Tuesday Indicates Danish Preference.

SCHELSWIG THREE 10 ONE FOR DEYMARK   Plebescite Returns Show Large Ma jority Against Retention by Germany.

SGHLESME TO GO TORENMARK   FIGHT REPORTS SHOW PLES ISCITE OVERWHELMINGLY CONCLUSIVE.

CHESTER ’ CAPTURED   ‘Man Who Escaped from Burting: ie ton Train Is Caught.         AID; “ASK THE OFFICERS’   ‘This Was His Reply te Question "as lo How He Managed to. Get Away.

DENNIS CHESTER IS RUN DOWN   Caught by a Deputy Sheriff and Doctor.   HE ADMITS HIS IDENTITY   Had Sack of Food With Him— Insists He Dove Through Window Glass.

ALLEGED MURDERER  CAPTURED AFTER &.  -SPECTACULUAR BREAK FOR HIS LIBERT

SOCIETY GIRL’S _ MURDERER TAKEN   Jumps Through Train Window, But is Later Captured Walking Along Country Road.

FUGITIVE CAUGHT IN NEBRASKA   Dennis Chester Un: armed When Ta kenInto CustodySays Ofticer Can Explain His Es:  cape.

LABOR CONDITIONS   UNIONS TO FIGHT RADICALS POR  SELF PROTECTION,   American Federations of Labor Wor ried Over Unemployed.

LABOR CONDITIONS   UNIONS. TO FIGHT RADICALS FOR 7 SELF PROTECTION.      im: Bederations of Labor Wore  +) Hed Over Uneniployba.

AN OFFICER'S BULLET ENDS BURGLAR’S GAREER   i Shot to Death in a Daring At tempt to Escape from the Police Statian 

NOTED BANDIT DIES IN DUEL WITH POLICE   Career of Chicago De Luxe Second Story Man Is Ended in a Gun Fight With Officers and Loot Is Found Worth a Hundred Thousand Dollars.

NELL DATE GIVEN      Gettysburg Will Meet Rival At Harris. burg November 13

BUCKNELL DATE GIVEN   Gettysburg Will Meet Rival At Harris. burg November 13 Next Year.

BUCKLEY SALT AND LUMBER PLANT WAS DESTROYED BY. FIRI   Immense Plant of Thomasville Winter Visitor at Manistee, Michigan Burned ‘Today. — Loss Eosthenatead at   Wilfion Dollars. .

FIRE LOSS FIXED AT MILLION   Big Lumber an?’ Salt Plant Burned at Mani satee. Wich.

BUCKLEY SALT AND LUMBER PLANT WAS DESTROYED BY FIRI   ‘Immense Plant of Thomas ville ‘Winter Visitor  at  Manistee, Michigan Burned  Toda day. —-Logs: Estimated at Million Dollars.

SITUATION ONLY “FLY IN ECON QviC OINTMENT” TODAY   Compared With Prices of Wearing  Apparel and General MerchaigSen

MUST PLANT CLOVER   Is Necessary for Good of Corn and Wheat Crops

FROZEN BEEF OPEN FORUSE IF STRIKERS TIE-UP FOOD   Storage Houses in-Cincinnati to Furnish War Supplies by Truck.   TO SELL AT COST * PLUS OVERHEAD

Food Shortage In Ohio Expected to Be Eased Thereby   Frozen Beef and Canned Goods Stored at Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati to be Thrown Upon Open Market —].W.W. Suspected in ‘Rebel’ Strike --Await Cabinet Action Today

ARMY FOOD 10 BE AVAILABLE FOR EMERGENCY   Governor Receives Word That Beef And Canned Meais Are At Command   Will be Used if Strike Condi: tions Warrant.

Tas LEAVE MAZTLAN FOR LOWER CALIFORNI   Motorship Captain Reports the Campaign Against. Mexican Rebels —

5000 Mexican Federals Sent To Fight Cantu   Troops Shipped for Ensenad: oto Campaign Against Tnsurrection.

000 MEN SENT AGAINST CANTI   GOVERNOR'S TROOPS AT EN SENADA SAID TO NUMBER ONLY 200

THE GOLDEN BICGHWaAY   lowa's Cora Crop Paves A Read Around The Werld

GO eoOoOO  ABSENTEE VOTING MAY BE BEGUN TOMORROW: RULES OF PROCEDURAL   BALLOTS MAY BE CAST WITH COUNTY CLERK BY THOSE WHO WILL BE AWAY FROM HOME,

WRANGEL FLEES FROM CRIMEA   Beaten Anti-Soviet Leader, With Army Shattered, Seeks Refuge In Constantinople.   U. S DESTROYER HELPS

BIST   Fiee From City When Soviet Forces Sweep Dowa—Defenders Pemoralized.   CIVILIAN POPULATION  "LEAVES CITS IX DISORDER      Personal Relongings Abandoned and “Fire Adds to the Troubles of the People.

REFUGEES JOIN .: TROOPS FLEEING FROM CRIMEA   CONGESTED CONDITION OF CONSTANTINOPLE PROHIBITS LANDING OF SHIPS

WRANGEL AND TROOPS FLEE FROM SEBASTOPAL   Evacuation is Marked by the Greatest Demoralization, Only a Third Able to Leave

Anti-Red Troons Fight Desper . ately to Ch-ck Bolshe. vik Attacks.   U. S. SHIPS CARRY WOUNDED   Soviet Troops, Inspired by Cri« mean Victory, Fight Hard  ‘in Ukraine.

RUSSIAN PEACE TERMS TO POLAND ARE MADE PUBLIC   MEMBERS OF BRITISH CABINE' BELIEVE SATISFACTORY PEACE CAN BE CONCLUDED   REDUCTION OF POLISH ARMY TO TEN THOUSAND MEN IS REWAADED

ULOnEVIK TERMS. AEGARDED LIBERM   BRITISH SEE POSSIBILITY OF QUICK AGREEMENT IN THE CONDITIONS.   BRITISH LABOR: WATCHFUL   Have Representatives Watching the Government For Any Saspicious Signs of War  - Against Soviets

Russians and Poles Confer Tc day on Armistice Terms   U.S, HITS AT BOLSHEVIKS   Will Defend Poland By All Means. Colbv Note Savs

BOLSHEVIKS PRESENTED PEACE _ ‘TERMS TO POLAND. AT THE MISK CONFERENCE BEING HELD TODAY

PEACE IS IN SIGHT INEUROPE         BRITISH CAB T BELIEVES PRERE IS SATISFACTORY BASIS OF SETTLEMENT  RUSSIANS PRESENT PEACE SPERMS TO POLES AT MENSK

THINK ARMISTICE. OFFERS ABASI “OF SETTLEMEN   PRITHSH CABINET SEEB BASIS > SETTLEMENT IN BOLSHE-   ViK ARMISTICE. i        mat GEORGE DOES  » NOT DISCUSS TERMS        igiona of Armistice § kand Peace i Térms Russians Oftey Poles ‘ Are Announced.  f

POLISH CRISIS EASES WHILE ENVOYS MEET   BRITISH LABORITES FIRMLY DE TERMINED TO BLOCK ANY INTERVTNTION

MEMBERS OF BRITISH CABINET THINK REDS ~ TERNS OF PEACE FAIR   Conditions Announced In House Of Commons By Lloyd Geoarne.   POLISH ARMY RETREATING

TERMS OF PEACE HANDED POLAND   MUST REMOBILIZE TO FORCE 01 10,000 MEN WITHIN ONE MONTIS TIME.’       WASHINGTON SEES MENACE

SOVIET PEACE TERMS WILL BE CONSIDERED AT MINSK CONFERENCE   Terms Announced by Lloyd George in House of Commons--Expected to Result in a Satisfactory Basis of Settlement.

THINK ARMISTICE. OFFERS A BASS UF SETTLEMEN!      MBHITISH. CABINET SEES BASIS 0} SETTLEMENT IN BOLSHE-:; VIK ARMISTICE. . 4      LLOYD GEORGE DOES NOT DISCUSS TERMS   Provisions ef Armistice and Peac Yerms Russians Offer Poles Are Announced.

sritish Cabinet Beileves Satisfactory Basis For Setttemént4s Foun

FL. Toe ~TEAD WEIN   May Be Former XY. M. C.. A. Workers —Killed As Result of Plot ° . Against Train.

FURNISH MORE CARS   Kansas Coal, Fields Get Nearly All They Need Now

LIZARD PLASUE IN MANITOBA   So Thick on Roads Motorcar Drivers Keep Skid Chains on Their Cars.

SOCIETIES OF WAR CLAIMANT! OPERATING IN CONJUNCTION WITH GOVERNMENT 

RENCH ADVISE POLES TO HOLD MILITARY LINES   ‘ge Disregard of Ethnograph ic Lines in Getting Strong Positions.   0.000 REDS ACCOUNTED FOR

Trotzky In Command Of Soviet Forces; ’ Hard Fighting Near Lemberg.

RED-POLE WAR THREATENING WORLD PEACE   Powers Fear if New Re. public Tries to Invade Russia

RANCE GIVES C000 COUNSEL TO THE POLES   ‘Must Obtain Best Strategical Advantage Possible

MAY NOT HALT AT FRONTIER   France Urges Poland To Go As Far As  ~ Possible   REPLY-TO U. $

ADVISED T0 CROSS LINE   France Takes Stand Directly Opposite to That of the United States—Believes Will Aid in Obtaining Better Pearse Terme.   OPEN FIRE FROM HUN TERRITORY   Russian Soviets@aking Retuge in Prussia Turn Artillery and Machine Guns on Poles Along the Border and’ Fight Follows.

POLES TAKE 80,000 REDS IN CONFLICT   Forty Thousand is Toll  of Battles to Date

FRENCH ADVISE POLES TQ HOLD THEIR LINES   Should Atiain’ Best Strategica Military Positions Until Peace Is Signed,   BOLSHEVIKI REACTION ON POLES 18 NOT EXPECTEL   General Weygand, Leader Against  Soviets, Advises Against Rastward Move.   STILL FIGHTING FOORCELY   Warsaw I~ vapapers Are Anxious Over Minsk Negotiations; Mora War Urged.

POLAND ADVISED 10 GET AND HOLD BEST MILITARY POSITION   Formal Advices Goes to Poles to Hold Best Positions Until Peace Has Been Settled.   MANY SOVIET PRISONERS   More Than 150,000 of Soviet Legions Have Been Accounted for Says Dispatch to French

ee  France Advises Poles Not To Stop Until The; Reach Strong Position.

FRANCE’S. “ADVICE. TO THEN   Until They Gain Strongest Military ‘Position, Retiring - ‘to. Frontier After Peace: ‘Comes’

BOLSHEVIK] MAKE STAND AT GRODNC   Lose 158,009 Men In Their Qrive Against Warsaw,

HIANGE GOUNGELD POLANG 10 OATTLE   ADVISES POLES TO GET BEST STRATEGIC POSITION POS8SIBLE AT ONCE.   50 O00 SOWETS COUNTED   Eight Thousand Are Dead, Forty Thousand Captured and Thirty Thousand Interned in East Prussia, Report

ADVISE POLES TOGET STRONG POSITIONS NOW   FRENCH COUNSEL VICTORS T¢ PROTECT COUNTRY UNTU PEACE TERMS ARE MAD! WITH THE DEFEATER BOL SHEVIST LEADERS

itDS LOSE 150,000 ‘N ORWVe ON WARSAW   Poles Urged fo Allain a Good Military Position.

REDS LOSE 150,000. IN DRIVE ON WARSAW   Poles Urged to Attain a Good Military Position,

FRANCE TELLS POLES TO KEEP GONG FOR MAKING GOOD PEAE   Urged Poles to Disregard the Ethnographical Lines in Order to Make a Better Showing—Then to Withdraw its Troops From Russian Land.

CAPT. LOT ABRARAM DIED LAST NIGHT   Civil War Veteran and Promin. ent Henry County Citizen.

CAPT. ABRAHAM OF  MT. PLEASANT DIES   WAS CIVIL WAR VETERAN AND PROMINENT HENRY COUNTY CITIZEN

HOG MERTING.   Meeting at Tipton Public Library.  Friday, For Farmers. 

FORMER YALE FOOTBALL CAPTAIN RESCUES “RED CROSS DELEGATES FROM MOUNTAIN SNOWS’

BIG RED CROSS CONGRESS OPENS      Make Plans for Red Cross Coa operation in Thirty Countries

Undertakers Want To Bring U.S. Dead Home   Charge That “Cndertakers" Lobby’ is Behind Movement to Have Bodies of Soldiers Returned to America Stirs Sen ee

Movement to Bring Bodies of Soldiers from France Fostered by Mortici. ans, Says Colorado Senator: Mo. thers of Boys Are Quoted.

In Creatlag a Sentiment Fuavorin; Having Bodies of Suldiers Returned.

CHARGES MADE OF UNDERTAKER LOBBY   ALLEGED THAT UNDERTAKER ARE LOBBYING TO GET SOLDIERS' BODIES RETURNED   (By United Press) 

NEW WARSHIPS SET RECORD   Each of Six VU. S. Cruisers Now Building to Have 180,000 Horsepower.

TRUST GUS TERS MACHINE ACTIVE   Thirty Indictments Bring Total Above Sixty  MONOPOLY IN MARBLE   Is Disclosed at Building Trust Probe—Untermyer Charges Great Industrial and Financial Powers have Thrown Themselves Into Fight to Block Investication

BUILDING PROBE   Two Associations of Con. tractors Are Disbanded.  INTERFERENCE CLAIMED

MORE THAN THIRTY ADDITIONAL INDICTMENTS ANNOUNCED; BIG INTERESTS INVOLVED, CHARG!   jamuel Untermeyer, Counsel for Joint Legis lative Committee Now in Sessig@n in New York, Declares “Great Powers” Are at Work to Block Investigation.

GRAND JURY WENT INTO HIGH SPEET   Building Trust Investigation in One Day Results in Thirty Indictments and Two Disbanded Associations.

MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST BUILDERS   Two Contractors’ Association: Likewise Have Been Dissolved by New York Investigators

NEW YORK CITY BUILDING TRUST SCANDAL GROW   More Indictments Returned. Tw Contractors Associations Dis. banded. Opposition To In. vestigation Reported.

THIRTY MORE ARE INDICTED IN N.Y. “TRUST” INDUIRY   Disbandiag Of Two Contractors Associations Is Also Announcec  As Result OF Probing    SENSATIONAL CHARCE MADE

LUMBER IS TUMBLING,   Decided Slump Has Occurred Sine Earlier Part of Year.

Seattle Man Is Again Made National Adjutant of the American Lerion.

PRISON FOR 2 MOONSHINERS   Psoria Men Sentenced to 18 Months in the Federa! Prison at Leav. enworth.,

Mp SHOPPERS (7 CROWD STORE   = INDID DISPLAYS OF J HOLT  DAY GOODS ARE SEEN ON EVERY HAND  if   WATCH ADS IN DAILY TIMES

CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS ARE BUS}   Merchants Alive to Situation Ant Make Possible Big Issue of The News

FUNDS FOR AGENTS ABROAD   State Department Aske for $450,000 to Enable It to Keep Watch on Allens.

Lenine’s Representative Welcomes Passengers From the “Soviet Ark” —Battle Front Quiet as Party Crosses the Frontier.   FUNDS FOR ACENTS ABROAD   State Department Acks for $450,000 te Cnarie It to Keep Watch oa Aliens,

ARMY OFFICERS ASK TO SEND MEN THRI   MEXICO GOVERNMENT HAS NOT MADE REQUEST.   State Department Announces Ther: Ie Little Likeljhood Carranza Troops WHI Be Permitted te Use U. 5. Road.

CREW OF 00 MEN WHO TOSK 10 THE SHIP'S BOATS SAID 10 CE IN PERI   ‘Frecipitous Cliffs Line the Shore in Vicinity of Where the British Steamer Tewksbury Was Wrecked in  St. Mary's Bay, N, F,

VESSEL WRECKED: 30 DEAD, BELIEF   British Steamer, Tewksbury Breaking Up Four Miles From Cape Pine

MUST FREE AMERICANS      ansfer of Hagarinn Counnurlsts Re: Thelr Release Fram Russia.

Hungarian Communists Held By Austrians   Must Not Bo ‘Transferred to Russia Without Reeiprocal Release of All Americans Detained in Sovict Rusgia. ace 7 o

SOVIET MUST RELEASE DETAINED AMERICANS   Reciprocal Arrangement insisted Upon by Washington as Condition of Release of Hungarians.

FREE ALL AMERICANS, ORDEF   Moscow Must Act if Austria Send: Hungarian Reds to Russia, Says Secretary Colby.

MUST RELEASE “ALL-AMERICANS      'Hungarian. Communists ‘Held by Austrians to: i “Be Exchanged

Hungarian :Cc ‘Communists. Held-by Austrians: to: Be:E:xchanged.-

AMERICANS. DEMAND RELEASE IN RUISSII   Soviet Forces in Hungary are Not to be Turned Over Until All Americans Have Been Released by the Rus stan Antharitiec.

INDIAN TRAPPER IN. RACE: FOR LIFE WITH... ““""BIERCE FOREST FIRE

ESCAPES ‘FOREST FIRE   Trapper Loses Part of Clothing as He Fleas Before Wall of Flame

GARRANZA FLEES IN ety      Deposed President Has Made Gasoline Getaway, Report by General Obregon.   24 TRAINS CAPTURED BY THE REVOLUTIONISTS

THE MOB USES AUTOS   Determined to Hang Vicious Negre : Gunman Who Shot Cement Worker at Ft. Scatt. 

is ”. KWirhe’a Dinfant Accured   BLEEDING KANSAS MOB WOULD LYWH A POOR UNFORTUNATE BLACK FOR SHOOTING & WHITE

MOB PURSUES NEGRO IN CARS   Shot a Fort Scott Cement Manufacturer.   TAKEN TO PITTSBURG JAIL   When Cars Passed Arma, Prisoner Was Removed From Bastile And Spirited Away.

Ft. Scott Mob Used Motor Cars In Effort to Get Negro.  ———y   MUCH EXCITEMENT    Thousands of People Form   In Mob, but the Sheriff   -Eludes Them.

MOB HUNTS FOR NEGRO   One from Fort Scott Searches for One Who Shot a Mac.   WAS SPIRITED OUT OF JAIL   Sheriff at Pitsburg Heard Mob Was Coming and He Leit with tis Prisoner,

MOB SEEKING ~~ NEGRO’S LIFE   Black Who Shot a White Man Is Hurried to  Another Jail

HOOVER IS ELECTED.   Not the Former Food Administrator,  oye But a Relative.

CONFERENCE GIVES & LICENSES TO PREACK   Those Recommended For Admission to M. E. Conference Includes Rush County Men   NEXT MEETING AT GLENWOOL

AGH PREACHERS GIVEN LICENSES   Next Connersville District Conference: Will be Held at Glenwood—Elect Trustees

DR. BOWMAN CHOSEN.   Former University of lowa President Goes to Pittsburgh.

Democratic Nominee Tells Why Former Service Men _ - Should Vote For Him.      CLAIMS HIS PARTY ss MOST PROGRESSIVE   Because Democrats Favor the League of Nations Seems To Be Main Reason.

JEN REASONS FOR “WHY GOV. COX?   Governor Cox ells Why Former Ser vice Men Should Support Him As Against Beng Hide-bound.

IT IS PARTY OF PROGRESS   WHILE REACTIONARIES IN «G. O. P. APPEAL TO DISLOY AL.  f

Presidential Nominee Gives Ten Reasons Why Former Members of U. 8. Armed Forces Should Vote for Cox-and Roosevelt This Year: Emphasize Principles   LABELS HARDING REACTIONARY

Senate Agrees" to Continue Session Until Pact Disnosed Of   DEBATE LIMITED AND MAY VOTE LATE TODAY   Defeat of Lenroot Resolution Indicates Ratification Is Impossible,

EXPECT EARLY VOTE ON PEACE TREAT)   REJECTION LIKELY   SENATORS AGREE TO STAY it SESSION UNTIL RESERVA. TIONS ARE DISPOSED or—  RATIFICATION VOTE MAY COME TODAY

TREATY VOTE MAY   ‘Way Cleared for Final Action "Bryan Reiterates-Ploa for  Daweis'.~4'..

WAY CLEARED FOR EARLY VOTE ON RATIFICATION   Senate Agrees to Limited Debate on Reservations to Peace Treaty.

ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL Té "ASK WILSON TO FIX BOUND2S ARIBS OF ARWENIA          “MUCH SUPRISE EXPRESSED. = GOVERNMENT CIRCLES IN. WASHINGTON AT’ THE

SAN REMO CONFERENCE WILL PERMIT RUSSIANS TO DIS. CUSS TRADE WITH ALLIES   OFFER MANDATE TO U. S.   America is Offered Armenian Man. date But Probably It Will Be Rejected—Premiers in Al. most Complete Accord

Buying Fireworks? ‘ Better Be Carefu   Industrial Commission Says There Has Been No Change in Law

SLUMP CONTINUES   \ STOP?: AGE OF EXPORTS TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES MEANS MORE FOR AMERICAN CONSUMERS   HOLDS PERIL FOR AMERICA   Sudden Dumping of Goods Made for mee on the American Market May Result in Closing * Factories in Khis Country -.o..

Crash in Foreign . To Be Reflected in al Reductions,   SUDDEN FALLING OFF PORTS FEARED TO CLOSING OF MANY FACTURING PLANTS,

LOW LEVEL OF EXCHANGE MAY ‘BRING CHANGE   Bound To Disturb Local Conditionse Govyernment Experts Say. —Markets Off.

BiG DROP IN PRIUS  IN U.S. SEEN SOON IN REDUGED EXPORTS   _ow Levels of Foreign Exchange Rates Will Force England, France, Italy to Stop Bu ying Here-—Fear Labor Here Will Suffer.

EXPECT DROP IN — FOOD PRICES   Government Officiais Expect Price: to Come Down Within a Few > Weeks

DECLINE IN PRIGES 1) HELD PROBABLE   Government Officials Declare Foreign xchange Situation May Affect Living Costs.   EXPORT TRADE IS REDUCED   Dumping of Vast Quantities of Foods Upon American Market May Beat Down Prices.

OF H.C. OF L   GREAT PRICE DROP SAID TC BE NEAR   Europe Cannot Take American Production, Is Stated As Reason For Fall.

OTURBANGE  TninEATEN FINANCIAL AFFAIRS   Cotton, Grain, Stocks anc Other Markets Hit by  Exchange Conditions

Goeds Now Being Shipped World Be Dumped On a Mark. Forcing F Down,  -

PRICES Wil DROP SOON, IS FORECAST   CURTAILING OF EXPORTS WILI VLOOD HOME MARKETS.   Necessities Bound to Come Down It ¥Few Weeks Because of Exchenge Say Government Officinisa.

MARKET SHAKE-UP CAUSES BREAK   Exports Reduced—Supplies Gc to Home Consumers   MAY NOT BE BENEFICIAL   Many Believe Laborers Would be Out of Work Soon

PREDICT BiG DROP IN PRICES {F LOW RATES CONTINUE   Dron in Foreign Exchange Will Force Countries to Curtail Their Purchases. in American Markeis.

DIOTURBANCE THREATENS FINANCIAL  AFFAIRS   Cotton, Grain, Stocks and Other Markets Hit by Exchange Conditions

Government Officials Predict Drop In Living Costs and Lower Wages, with Perhaps Many Closed Factories, Will Result from Record Low Levels In Foreign Exehange— Disturbed Financial Conditions Certain to Come is Prediction of Exnerts.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERG  AT ALBANY GREET ROOSEVELT TODA   Vice-Presidential Candidate Que Tc Pass Throught State Capital Todaty

PLAYING POLITICS IS NOW THE CHARGE   President, It is Said, Does Not . _ Want Treaty Ratified at _  7 FBR e- Paya

senator Hitchcock, Administration Leader, Informs Sen ator Lodge That President Does Not Wish Treaty Ratified Now   WHITE HOUSE FIGHTS APPROVAL OR RESERVATIONS

WILSON DOES NOT DESIRE TREATY RATIFIED NOW   Hopeful It Can Be Made Popular Issue In Coming Campaign.   SENATOR LODGE SO INFORMED   Administration Leader Discloses President’s Attitude on Peace Treaty.

TALKING OIL AT - WASHINGTON NOV   World's Petroleum Problems Arn Discussed af Iniecaationsl Conference Tollsy.

TALK OIL AT WASHINGTON,   American Petroleum Institute Calls Threg Day Conference.

RECOVER BASE Coot      Two Little Girls Sere Playing Store With 9100,000 In Bord.

$100,000 BANK LOOT FOUND BY GIRLS AT PLAY   Pillew, Centaining Securities, Pulled Out of River At Medford.

J 'CHILQREN RECOVER BANK LOOT   } Re Fae, POS, Two Little Girls Were Playing ‘Store With $100,000 in Bonds

CHRISTMAS DINNER CHEAPER THIS YEAF   Decrease About 15 Per Cent inCost. ~

CHRISTMAS MEAL WILL COST LESS SAYS CHICAGOAN   Fifteen Per Cent. is Lopped From Cost of Christmas Dinner in Chicago.     Dinner For Five is Figured At

BROOKLYN GANG FEUDS   Results in Killing of Onc Man and Fatal Woundine of S4uother,

ITALIAN POSSESSION OF ENTIRE CITY EXPECTED BE COMPLETE SHORTLY   Soldiers Fight Way Through Intricate Mazes of Entan- _ ‘glements i in Streets

EXAMINING RECORDS   A I  Illinois Medical Authorities In. terested in “Goat Gland” Doctor

 GLAND SEER A FAMER?  pate Records De N De Not Reveal Faet That Nels Licensed. 

TO ARRAIGN OPERATORS   Fourteen Chienzo Coal Men = Ar: Expected to Fight Extradition  a ae

SCOREBOARD IS2HIS DIAMOND   Most Hopeless of Fans ig the: One Who Can Enjoy Game With. eut Seeing it.

SCOREBOARD IS HIS DIAMOND   Mest Hopeless of Fane te the One Whe Can Enjoy Game With out Seeing It

CONSUMMATION OF DAN CUPID   Prominent Young People of Glenwood and Malvern Take Upon Themselves the Vows of Matrimarty.

PROMINENT YOUNG  ‘COUPLE MARRIEL   Miss Geneva Warren and B. N. Maxwell Married Wednesday Afternoon—Go to Denver on Wedding Trip—Reside Here.

CLAIMS DELEGATE TREACHERY BROKE UP JOHNSON BOOM   Nebraska Campaign Manager in Statement Charges Lack of Faith, Loyalty.

TREACHERY IN JOHNSON RANKS SAYSNEBRASKAN   Desertion of Delegates Fron Instructed States Broke Heart of Movement.

BRAND IS PUT ON FAITHLESS   Senator Johnson Flays Delegates Who Broke Faith at Chicago,

JOHNSON MAY RAP DESERTERS   Threatens to’ Denounce Those Who Went to Rivals,   SAYS HE 1S. NOT OOWNGAST   Harrison, Senater’s Manager, in Lincoin, Neb,, Declares He Would Pro. tect United ‘States From Repitition.

Didn't Treat. — — - Hiram Right   Johnson" Manager Says. Nebraska . Delegates Betrayed “Thebr Trust-1it. Convention!"

JOHNSON BRANDS FAITHLESS   Will Hold Up to Public Scorn Those Who “Broke Faith’" at Chicago.

STATEMENT BY JOHNSON MAN   Scores Delegates Who Failed to Vote as They Were Instructed

tate hb a hye Ramen erin is. __ hein tI lic each re ee mn cacti  PRESIDENT 19 INVITED TO SUMMER IN COLORADO

California Volenno Bursts Porth ai TOs wa. ome. After Pio MMeserthe: Head,

ie  HOUSE OF. _ BISHOPS SENT. LETTE R .OF RESE. . BY DANCING TEACH

EXPECT W.VA. ® Ranma          PRESIDENTS ENTRY 18S BE LIEVED TO” MAKE SUG CESS CERTAIN: Ee

NORTHERN PACIFIC REACHES NEW YORK OAVES 2/1 PEOPLE   Luckless Powhatan Passenn. ers end Last of A. E. F. Men On Board.

ONE WOMAN ILL FROM EXPOSURE ON CRIPPLED SHIT   Another American ‘Trans. port Brings In Powhatan’s Survivors.   NO PANIC AS WAVES TOSS DISABLED SHIP ABOUT SEA   Army Officer’s Wife Only One to Suffer Any Ill ffects.

PASSENGERS OF POWHATAN SAFE ON SHORE   All Removed From Wi-Fatec Transport Without Accident   Only One of 271 Taken From Powhatan Now Ill.

PASSENGERS REACH PORT      Men and Women On Powhatan Grought To Heboken.

PASSENGERS SAFELY LANDED IN NEW YORK   Those on Steamer Powhatan Brought Into Port By Northern Pacific.   NO LIVES LOST BY  REASON OF TRANSFER   People Generally Treated the Entire Affair As a Lark.

DID EVERYTHING 10 AVERT PANIC   Reach New York on Transport Great Northern

271 PASSENGERS © FROM POWHATAN SAFE IN HARBOR   Northern Pacific Trans: fers Them From Transport

OUP LANDS 271 FROW POWHATAN CRIPPLED AT SEA   Women Cool As They Faced Death As Storm Raged At  Sea: All Well.

PASSENGERS OF POWHATAN ARE SAFELY LANDED   ONLY ONE LIFE LOST IN DANGEROUS TRANSFER TO NORTHERN PACIPIC      Civilians Praised for Their Courage and Calmness by Army Officers Aboard,

PASSENGERS OF S, S, POWHATAN LANDED INN. ¥   Last Contingent Of Oversea: Troop Also Arrive Home

LUCKLESS SHIPS PASSENGERS DOCK   Northern Pacific Arrives at Hoboken With 271 Persons  . Taken From Stricken Powhatan In Mid-Ocean.   GREAT PLUCK OF WOMEN IS ESPECIALLY PRAISED   Go Aboard Rescue Steamer Laughing and Singing and Show Few Signs of Hardships That Were Endured.

PREUS HAS SLIGHT LEAD IN MINNESOTA PRIMARY GONTES]   Candidate for Governer, En. dorsed by Non-Pariisan League Close Second.

RECLAMATION (5 10 BE PRESENTED 10 THE EAS   SeVENTEEN WESTERN STATES ‘S A JOINT MOVEMENT TO TELL REST OF THE LAND OF WEED OF IRRIGATION WORK

EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN IN WORK OF RECLAMATION   Ideas as Put Into Effect in West to Be Outlined for Benefit of Eastern Farmers. Conference Held.

7 ITALIANS KILLED IN CLASH   Police and Strikers in Collision at Bo. locna, According to Dicpatch From That City,

Police and Strikers in Collision at Bo logna, According to Dispatch From That City.

“MEN IS OFFENDED. ‘AT STATE ACTION   zovernment Begins Mobilization of Strikers Subject to Military Service   AIRPLANE MAIL STARTED

BAILE?'S LEAD STILL GROWING   Returns From Nearly All Counties Complete Shows Plurality of 2,000,

COAL COMPANY SENDS COAL 10 FICTITIOUS FIRM   It Is. Alleged and Charges May Be Brought Against It.

MILITARY HONORS TO GORGAS   Funeral of Former VU. S. Surgeor General, Who Died in London, to Be Held in St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Harding Will N- Take The United S‘s “es Into League O*s* ° ations, Says Johnso:

Can Then Examine With Scrupulous Care Suggestions for Promoting Peace and Preventing War.

JOHNOON DECLARES HARDING WILL NOT ENTER ANY LEAGUE   California “Irreconcilable” Senator Says There Can Be No Agreement With Taft, Root and Others.

SAYS BOLSHEVISM IS DYING NATURAL BEATE   Kerensky Says Support te the Dictator from Without Would Help Reds.

GOOD QUALITIES OF JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA   Merit Fair Treatment on . Part of People of the  United States.

EXTENSION  MARTIAL LAW IN IRELAN PREDICTED   Week Ead of Violence in South   A Week End of Violence in Sout! Ireland Is Forecast.

VAST ARMED se   An Early Extension Of Martial Law Zone Is Predicted Today.   TENSION GROWS OVER COUNTRY   Additional British Troops To Be Sent To Ireland It 1s Understood.

MAY EXTEND  TO DUBLIN   Rush of Gun-Runners from Country to Winter in Capital, Seen As Chief Reason for Probable Action.  OOlTIC T INI CORK

300,000 Inhabitants of the Land of Ire Are Now Under Military Rule and More Troops Are Being Brot, In—Cork Was Quie Qaturdayv

TENSION OF MARTIAL LAW   In Ireland Predictea That Will Inchefle Dublin in Proclaimed Area   AN INFLUX OF REBELS LIKELY TO CAUSE IT   Government’s Action Places Over 800,000 People Under British Military Rule.

RELAND LIKE  ARMED CAMP   jexrecren OUBLIN WILL BE INCLUDED   Full Gravity of Situation Dawns  on People.   Gun-Running Rebels Are Ex. pected To Concentrate in Dublin and Cause Further : Trouble, the English Say.

Early Extension in the Pre scribed Zone ts Predicted in Dublin Saturday   SITUATION GRAVE   Proclamation Came With Stunning Suddenness and Peaple Just Realize its   Sienificance

ATY ENGINEER  JUMPS TO DEAT EARING WRECK   DEFECTIVE SIGNAL INDICATED CLOSED TRACK: FIREMAN SAVED THE TRAIN,

LEAPED FROM  MOVING TRAIN   Katy ' Passenger‘ Engi_neer Instantly:  itlled.

MOSLEMS AND JEWS CLASH IN KNIFE BATTLE   CHRISTIANS LITTLE MOLESTED BUT FEELING RUNS HIGH AT RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS

JEWS AND MOSLEMS IN A CLASH   Jerasalem Scene of Fighting, Bat Censorship Clamped Down.

FEW DETAILS OF SITUATION IN JERUSALEM   Trouble There Was Due to Clashes Between the Parading Jews and Mos.  lems.

PONZ] UWE ABOUT OE VEN MAL LION   Accountant Employed ot Audit Accounts Says Final Figures May Even Exceed This Amount.

PONZI LIABILITIES LARGE   Stand at Clese to Seven Millions and Inuvestizgation Net  Weée fCtamalasta_

STRUGGLE BECOMING ~——BITTERER   Ratification of Peace Pact Considered Hopeless by Leaders

PROGRESSIVE. 0. P. OUTLINES DESIRES   REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS ARE URGING IMMEDIATE DOMESTIC LEGISLATION

PRANKS OF WEATHER MAN,   First Snowfall of the Winter With a Depth of Four Inches.   Mrs. Hoback Injured.

PRANKS OF. WEATHER MAN.   First Snowfall of the Winter  i With qf Depth" oft Four Inches. :

PROBE COLLISION W.C.F.N, TRAINS   i VWilliam Gipp, of Oelwein, is Among Those Serivusly Injured   in Wreck

Od HURT IN IOWA WRECK: PROBE Oh   Head-on Collision at Waterioo Results in Injury to Many; Defective Ai: Brakes Blamed by Conductor; Au thorities Invesitgating Cause.

MANY OF MARINES AN AIT REARTILY CICK OF THE JOB   Declare Native Rum is Power. ful Enough to Drive a Motorcycle.   HARD LIFE FOR YOUNGSTER SENT INTO MOUNTAINS   Are Hearing From Homefolks Anxious to Know if They Are Taking Part in Indis criminate Killings—Fighting Plant Not Properly Equipped

MARINES IN HAITI HAVE GRIEVANCES   Gen. Barnett’s Accusiation Causes Uneasiness On Part Of Homefolks.

MARINES SICK OF ~HAUTAN 408 WITH ABUISE AS REWARL   HOSPITAL FACILITIES POOR AND RUM EASY TO PROCURE—NO X-RAY ON ISLAND.

MARINE FORGES IN HAIT ARE BECOMING HOMESICK   FIND LIFE ON ISLAND NOT VERY AGREEABLE — DENIAL OF INDISCRIMINATE KILLINGS HAS NOT OVERTAKEN ORIGINAL CHARGE

MARINES IN HAITI ENDURING HARDSHIPS; LACK NECESSITIE:   Gen. Neville Finds Hospitals Have No X-Ray Machines.

MARINES IN HAITI WANT TRANSFERS   Hard Life for Youngsters Witt Many Hardships While on Duty.

MARINES ON DUTY IN HAITI THOROUGHLY SICK OF JOBS   Unwarranted Charge: Cause of Much Bitterness.

DISARMAMENT OF WORLD MUST BE SLOW AND GRADUAL   >rogram on This Subject  Presented to League Assembly. On This Score Japan Voices Sentiment.

Special League Commission Reports That Realization of Object Will Be Slow and . Gradual Process; Program for Eventual ‘Reduction Outlined: Dehates Continue   JAPS WATCH AMERICAN ACTION

LGtE OPT n/ShgMAlgENT   ‘Agreement Among All Nations to Make No Further Increase in War Supplies  t 6 ¢q Ba Ejeet Chan.      “THREE STAGES ARE. OUTLINED AT’ GENEVA   ‘World Not Yet Ready for . Complete Immediate Re3 Szation ot the Utiimate  ojeci, Committee. View.

LEAGUE GOES SLOW ON DISARMAMENT’   PROCESS MUST BE GRADUAL COMMISSION DECIDES AFTER LENGHTY HEARINGS.

DISARMAMENT TO Be GRADUAL IS-. RECOMMENDATION  OF COMMITTEES   Delegates to International  ‘Assembly Consider It  Dangerous to Stack Arms en Masse   CHILI AND BOLIVIA —. REVIVE OLD DISPUTE   TWO “SOUTH AMERICAN COUN  “FRIES WOULD SUBMIT  MATTER INVOLVED IN QUESTION NEARLY HALF CENTURY AGO.

DIOARMAMENT OF WORLD nLOW AND GRADUAL PROGESS   Even Beginning of Reduction Not Considered Possible at Present Time.   TO PROCEED IN THREE STAGES IS THE PROGRAM   Dispute Between Ohile and Bolivia in League of Na. tions Assembly Has Raised Possibility of One Country or Other Withdrawing.

ARMIES MUST EXIST A TIME   ~ LBAGUE ASSEMBLY saYs WoR.n Nor RKADY To DESBAND.   A SLOW AND GRADUAL PROCESS   PUBLIC UNPREPARED FoR COmMPLETE DISARMANPNT.   Notice Givea by Japan of Intention  te Keep Up Fightiag Streagth Se Leng as United States Sets the Pace.

DEBATE QUESTI HOW TO -CHOOSE ~ BOUNCIE MEMBERS   Would Limit Term to Two Years, With No Rea  Pere

W orld Disarmament to Be Slow, First Step in Matter to Be Delayed

DISARMAMENT ($. TO BE SLOW ohY LEAGUE MEMBERS   EVENING START OF THIS WORK IS NOT PROBABLE AT THIS TIME,

DISARMAMENT T0 COME GRADUALL'   Program of League Committe  : Divided Into Three : Stages

DECISION REACHED ON DISARMAMENT   LEAGUE DECLARES PROCESS MUST BE SLOW AND  GRADUAL.   PROGRAM 1S PLANNED   (Japan Asserts She Can Not Reduce -_ Armament Until U.S. De creases Hers.

WAR'S FANG  SHOULD GE SLOWLY (RAWN   Even Beginning to Reduce the Armies and Navies Is Not Considered Possible Now By the Committee.   REPRESENTATIVE OF JAPAN RAPS AMERICA   Says Nipponese Cannot Reduce Their Armament While the United States Continues to Increase.

WORLD NOT READY {0 QUIT GUNS   Commission Says Disarmament Should Proceed in Three Stages—Japan to RejectPlan if U. S. Builds.

ANNIHILATION OF ANTI-REDS IS PREDICTED   Soviet Communique Declares tha  Ger.-al Wrangel Will Be Defeated.

DEMOCRATS NAME FLOOD   Bucceeds Scott Ferris of Oklahoma ast Chairman of Congressional Committee. ‘

SLOOD NAMED BY DEMOCRATS   Virginia Congressman Succeeds Scott Ferris of Oklahoma.

GUD AMERICAN TALKS 10 PRESS   La Nacion Interviews Hon. Rufus Barrett Stone  ON MONROE DOCTRINE   Dean of Bradford Bar Makes Characteristic Response to Newspaper at Barranquilla, Colombia, Where He is Spending Some Time in Interest of Equatorial Oil Co.

KRAMER TO ASSIST STATE OFFICIALS   rive Planned Agains Prohbltion Violators tn New York.

ARMY CAMP GIVEN UP:   # Men at-Camp Zachary Taylor Transi ferred to Camp Dix

TO ABANDON CAMP TAYLOR   First Division at Kentucky Canton. ment Goes to Camp Dix.

CAMP TAYLOR IS ABANDONED   First Division at Kentucky Canton: ment Goes to Camp Dix, New Jereey.

TO ABANDON CAMP TAYLOR   War Department Aonounces Removal of First Division.

‘Carp Zachary Taylor To Be Abandoned   First. Division WH Be Transferred to Camp, Dix, Now Je

CAMP TAYLOR TO AE ABANDON   Was Erected in Nineteeth and  - Seventeen at a Cost of Over  Seven Million Dollars.—  Will Revert Back to Ori- ginal Owners.

CAMP TAYLOR T0 BE ABANDONED   Rallying Point for [hnois : Boys Loses Out.

OWEN CARL FOUND SIXTEES PAIRS OF TROUSERS TAKEN LAST WEEK {   Kansas City Police Believe Loca Talent Helped with Robbery  Srhedule © 1

LITTLE RECOVERED FROM STORE THEFT   OWEN CARL FOUND SIXTEE) PAIRS OF TROUSERS TAKEN LAST WEEK   LOCAL END TO RING?   Kansas City Police Believe Loca! Talent Helped with Robbery Schedule   Confession of 17-year-old Chauffew Only Admission Made By Any Suspect

STUDENTS OPPOSE FREE PRINCIPLES   Prussian Minister, Education. Would Democratize Universities

GREELE KING 19 POPULAR      teccived $8 Per Cent of Vates Cast For Wis Return,

CONSTANTINE GOT ~—ALLOFTHEVOTE   Ninety-eight Per Cent of The Votes Cast Were Credited in Greek Elections to Brother in-law of the’ Former German : Te” .3 Pr. re oY

JACK JOHNSON COMPLAIN’ i JAIL ACCOMMODATION: WANTS IGE GREAM SODAS   SAYS JAIL IS NOT EQUIPPED FOR  ENTERTAINMENT OF MAN OF HIS STANDING,

JACK JOHNSON — NOT SATISFIED   Has Cell With Bath But Personal Liberties Are Curtailed

Jack Peeved   Champ Doesn’t Like Jail _ Mirus Ice Cream and. Joy Rides.

HLE A SUIT TO RESTRAIN FOOD AND COAL BODY      Coal Companies Declare Commission Is Unconstitutional.   REQUIRES DELIVERY OF GOAL TO INSTITUTIONS

790 WOMEN ARE REGISTERED.   Large Number Take First Step Toward Voting in Pitteaburch.

WOMEN QUALIFYING      Take First Steps in Prepara. tion for Election

WOMEN WITH BABES IN ARMS QUALIFY TO VOTE   Assessing for the Payment of Occupational Tax Begins in Panneavivania.

FARMERS WILL - ORGANIZE FOR NEW MEASURES   WILL ASK LEGISLATION TO PKOTECT THEMSELVES AND CONSUMERS

FARMER JUIN  PORE 10 GET AID FROM U5,   Ovek 1,500,000 Farthers Are in Movement — Capper Says Gambling Cause of Low "Prices. ,

LONG ROAD 10 THE CONSUMER   FARMERS WANT A SHARE OF THE ULTIMATE PROFTTS.,   BARRETT DEFINES TROUBLE   ipupite RELATIONS COMMIEPTER IS BEING FORMED,    Amendment to the Anti-trasi Lawg  Seught to Peemit Farmers Societies io Engage in Interstate Business.

Protection of Farmer and Consumer From Spegulator and Profiteer Is Chief Aim of National Organization, President Charles S. Barrett Says.

‘More Than 1,500,000 Band _ Together To Secure Remedial Legislation   ‘AMEND ANTI-TRUST ACT   Seek Protection of Co-Operative Societies To Sell To Consumer Direct

FARMERS WILL LAUNCH DRIVE rH NEW LAWS   Organization Comprisinc Over 1,500,000 Members Will Go Before Congress   CO-OPERATIVES PLAN TO SELL CONSUMER DIRECT   DEPRESSED PRICES PAID FAR MER ONLY BOOST PROFIT: OF SPECULATOR, SAYS OR GANIZATION WEAD.

Producers Planning Gigantic Co-Operative Selling Or ganization, Report

WiLL DEMAND OF CONGRESS THE ENACTMENT OF LRGISLATION TO PROTECT CONSUMER AND PARMER.   One Million Five Hunded Thousand Farmers Are Now Organizing to Present a Comprehensive Program of Legislation to Next Coiugress

_ TO GET ELIE   Million and Hatf Farmers Are Banded Together to Secure. Leatslation.

FARUTCAG BAND FOR PROTECTION   PREPARE FOR DRIVE ON CON GRESS TO GET FAVORABLE LEGISLATION

rAINICHIO AUK HELP FRON CONGRESS   Producers Planning Gigantic Co-Operative Selling Or ganization, Report

SPECULATOR IN FOODSTUFFS TO  BE GUNNED FOR BY THE FARMERS” IN A DRIVE WPON CONGRESS

FARMERS’ PROGRAM FOR LEGISLATION IN CONGRESS COMPLTE      NATIONAL BOARD ASKS LAWS Tt PROPECT CONSUMEI AND PRODICER

SEEK NEW LAWS   Will Ask Congress to Pass Legislation to Protect — Farmer and Consumer   BANDED TOGETHER   Organization Composed of a Million and Half, of - oilers Have Program

COX WILL AEPEAT HIS CORRLPTION SHARGES IN FASTERN SPFECHE:   ANNOUNCES BIS INTENTION Ve STAVE FOR PRESENT UPON DEVELOPMENTS IN CASE,

GOX CARRIES THE FIGHT INTO EAST   Will Repeat Proofs In Twi Other Cities,

Democratic Nominee Say He Has Names of Individual Contributers to ° Republican Camnpaien Cost.   ASSERTS SOME PUT IN HIGH AS $25.000   Then He Declares This Sum, Is Split Up Between 19 or! 20 Dummies for the List Made Pubtic.

HITS G. 0. P, CHEST “METHODS”   Has Further “Exposes” to Make Dayton Nominee Asserts   PUT UP TO THE PROBERS   Talks on Bays’ Statement or Arrival in New York

ADDS TO REVELATIONS   Gov. Cox Says Big Donors Cover Gifts to Party.   Democratic Nominee Adds to Alleged Expose of the Republicans to Buy the Presidency.

Democratic ‘Neminea “Declares. He. vo Will ‘Appear. Before. ‘Senate Com-* . mittee if that’ Body s6 Desires ©

GOVERNOR COX SUBMITS FIGURES OH THE $15,000,000 SLUSH FUND ANISED. BY REPUBLICANS TO BUY PRESIDENCY AT NOVEMBER. ELECTION   Democrat Candidate Issues. Statement . at Pittsburg; Says He ‘Will Have Additional Data Ready. When Ze Time Is Ripe; Will. Speak at New Haven. e.  - Yonight;,May Have More “Evidence”

GOK DISCUSSES ~~ GHARGES MADE   Tells Newspaper Men Tha New Leads Will Come Next Week.

COX PROMISES MORE EXPOSES OF 6.0.2. FUNDS   Says They Will Come in a Week —Declares Hays’ Statement Untrue.   WILL NAME CONTRIBUTORS   At New York Tells Wiat He Believes Senate Investigators Should Do.

HURLING \ CHARGES   COX! CONTINUES HIS SLUSH FUND 8 > EXPOSITION:      Tells New York People “He Has More Polls trope 34

COX TAKES HIS G. 0. P. FINANCIAL DRIVE INTO EAST   Reiterates Charges of Republi cans’ $15.000,000 “Corruption Fund.”   GIVES ASSESSMENTS LEVIED

NOMINEE FALLS DOWN. CoM ~ PLETELY IN EFFORT TO SUs. " TAIN HIS ACCUSATIONS:

NEW EXPOSES WILLBE MADE COX DECLARES   Democratic Nominee Says He Will Press Charges.

MORE EXPOSURES DUE INA WEEK, COX SAYS   WANTS TO LEARN EFFECTS OF LAST NIGHT’S SPEECH   Tells Newspaper Men They Will ? Have ‘‘New Leads’’ Within  a Week, "   JAMES, Jk, MEETS FATHER   Youth Announces Plans, But Fhayt Are Changed; He Mast ° Go te School. 

COX TO CONTINUE ATTACK   Says He Will Make Further Money  Exposures.

COX HAS MORE SURPRISES 10 SPRING, HESAYS   Democrat Candidate Speaks . in New Haven Today on the Issues of the Campaign.

GOK CARRIES THE FIGHT INTO EAST   Indicates Will Make Further Exposures of “Slush Fund” Within a Week.   Speaks Friday Night at New Haven, Conn., and Saturdayv at Gotham.

COX SUBMITS HIS EVIDENCE OF 6. 0. P. FUND   Governor uotes From Par ty Bulletin $8,145,000 I; To Be Collected In 1! Large Cities,   FURTHER EXPOSE IS PROMISED   Democratic Nominee Reiterates Charges That Moneyed Interests Are Active —Upham Makes Denial.

COX REVELATIONS ARE ACCUMULATING   Gov. Cox Says Big Donors Cover Gifts to Party.   Democratic Nominee Adds to Aliegec Expose of the Republicans to Buy the Presidency.

= 6€Weeeeeyve ete Vs yw ——e--* as  Corruption Fund.  CHAIRMAN HAYS ' IN ANANIAS CLUB   Democratic Nominee Reveal: Slick Methods of G. O. P.  Managers.

GOVERNOR COX MAKES ADDRESS   Charges Republicans Used Money in Effort to Buy Presidency.

BOVERROR COX TO PRESS CHARGES   GOV, COX SAYS WILE JTEAVE “NEW LEADS IN WEEK”   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND   Bred. W. Upham, Republican National  ‘Creasurer, Tries to Make Light of  Charges of Goverjor Cox,

Republicans Plan Tc Raise Only Fund Of $3,000,000; Donks Broke.      DEMOCRATIC

COX “BARES PLOT TO BUY PRESIDENCY” IN HIS PITTSBURG TALI   Says G. O. P. Plans to Raise Fifteen Millions for Campaign.

"NEW LEADS” WITHIN WEEK, COX PREDICTS   Governor Charges ‘Dummy Names’ Clutter Up G. 0. P. Campaign Fund Books.   TO BE BEATEN WITH OWN MONEY, HE SAYS

MEETS NEW YORK PARTY LEADERS   Candidate Will Speak Toda In New Haven   Canfers With Party Leaders

HURLING = CHARGES   CON CONTINUES HIS SLUSH FUND EAPOSTTION,   Tells New York People ile Has More To Tell.

DEMOCRAT  VANDIDAIE OAS HE HA MORE DATA   Governor Cox to Enlighten Crowd at New Haven With Charges   SAYS HAYS KNOWS, BUT MAKES DENIALS   Claims Dummy Names Are Written in on Roll of Donors

COX PROMISES MOE EXPOSE        ‘burg “Disclosures” seaves:for. New Haven, Engagement.“ :

a PROMISES “NEW EVIDENCE” WN MONEY USE   Says He is Willing to Appear Before Senate Investigating Committee.   ASSAILS G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN   Declares Subteruge of Dummy Names is Method by Which Bums Are Concealed. 

PRICES LEVIED ON 21 STATES; HUSH NAMES OF DONORS   Democratic Chief Takes Information From  Official Bulletin.

SAYS HAYS KNOWS HE TELLS UNTRUTH ABOUT SUMS GIVEN   Charges Republican Chairman With Getting Huge Donations Then Using Dummy Names.   IS WILLING TO TESTIFY   Democratic Candidate at New York Today Asserts Willing ness to Answer Quotations.

GOVERNOR COX 1S STILL “EXPOSING   Says He Will Furnish New “Leads for Newspapers—Continues His “Senastional” Stuff

COX ADDS FIGURES   OHIO GOVERNOR SAYS BIG DO. NORS COVER G. O. P. GIFTS.   Democratic Nominee Adds to Alleged Expose of the Republican Con. spiracy to Buy Presidency.

iL AS A CANDIDATE FAR PRESIDENG   Admits, However, That “Political Lightning” Has < Peculiar Way of Striking Makes Five Addresses.

PRINTERS AT UTICA STRIKE.   Day Workers on Papers Fail to Report for thuty.

TRADE “IN WHEAT FUTURES   Businees ‘Ie Resumed on Chicago Board of Trade After Three ' “Weare’ Lapse.

TRADE IN WHEAT FUTURES   Business is Resumed on Chicago Borurd of Trade After Three Years’ Lapse.

RUMORS MANY THAT PRES. IDENT WILL FIGHT AQ LONGER.  YRWAQCTIP TSC PELQAAN   Has Some Hope in Present Senate Should Cox Carry the Nation.

WILSON HAS. BEEN “KEPT IN DARK ON TODAY'S. QUILOCK      Result at Polls Therefore Expect *  ed.to Come as Shock ‘to. : President.      GIVEN ONLY OPTIMISTIC “REPORTS ABOUT CAMPAICR   Depends on “Friends for Informa. Hon. ss Ho Reads Now ,  “Very Little,      eXPECTING COX TO-WIN   Executive Believed Howeve!  7 ‘trong. Byough to Stand Dis sppointment._ .

Senne nementhenensienenmementinnmmetiatinat Tt meena  375 Degrees to be Conferred on Texas U. Graduates Tonigh'

BIG IN LEAP OF 3? FEET   H. D. Sager Has Nar. rew Escape Frem Death at Fair

IN LEAP OF 37 FEET   H. D. Sager. Has Nar. -rew Escape From Death at Fair

E RACING, GAMBLING NEXT   Reform Forces in Congress to Be gin Drive Just as Soon as They Can Line Up Votes.

ANTI-CILING DRWE STARTED AY REFORMERS   Bill Before Senate Prevents Interstate Transmission _ of Betting Odds

REFORMERS PREPARE 10 KILL GAMBLING   WHITE NECKTIE GENTRY LI CONGRESS PROPOSED TO PUT STOP TO HORSERACING.

WALLUP Th  wnt rh BETTING GANEO   Bill Now Before Senate Committee Aims Blow at Horse Racing   DISREPUTE AWAITS PASTIMES OF CHANCE   Reform Forces Now Lining Up Votes In Senate for a Showdown

Drive to be Made in Con. gress to Cripple Horse Racing and Gambling.

GAMBLING TO ~ FOLLOW ROUTE      HORSE: “RACING. IN THE. UNITED STATES IS THREATENED TO BE ABOLISHED 

TOLEDO STRIKE BROUGHT TO END   All But Three Of 40 Men Whe Walked Out Tuesday Have Returned

‘PREVOST MURDER TRIAL ON   Michigan Youth Charged With Slay , ilng J, Stanley Brown Last December.

BROWN MURDER TRIAL 1S. OPENED   Prevost Charged With Killing “Wealthy Michigan _ Man..

PREVOST GOES TO TRIAL   Ix Charged with Killing Wealthy Michigan Man

KILLED. IN: CAR Michigan Mun  on: ‘Trial for My -'sterious Auto Murder. -

YOUTH ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING OF STANLEY BROWN   Many Witnesses to Testify in Mt. Clemans Murder Case.

YOUTH ON TRIAI FOR MURDER   Alleged Slayer of J. Stanley Brown Held In Michigan

MICHIGAN YOUTH GOES TO TRIAL FOR MURDER DF XINSMAN AT MOUNT CLEMONS IN DECEMBER

PROVOST TRIAL IS COMMENCED   Mt. Clemens Youth Chargec With Murder of Cousin’s Husband.

SEMENOFF TAKES  COMMAND AFTER KOLCHAK LEAVES   New Antt- Bolshevik Leader Establishes Government   HE QUESTIONS SUPPORT

SEMENOFF SUCCEEDS KOLCHAK.  All Anti-Rolshevik ” Activitles Unite Under His Command. ,

SEMENOFE GIVES SELF CONTROL OF FORGE IN SIBERI   It's Assumed He'll Try to Pu Up New Government Since Kolchak’s Is Gone.

SEMENOFE HEADS ANTI BOLSHEVIRI FORCE IN SIBERIA   Head of Cossacks Will Try to Establish Governmen to Succeed That of Ad. mireal Kolchak.

SOCIALISTS CONDEMN RUSSIAN DICTATORSHI   Endorsement is Given Thirc Internaionale.

DUGIALIST PARTY ENDORSES THIRD INTERNATIONALE   Announcement of Referendum Vot Made Today But Proletarian Dictatorship Declared Against.

THIRD INTERNATIONALE IS ENDORSED  BY SOCIALISTS OF UNITED STATES.

SOCIALISTS ENDORSE SD INTERNATIONALE   Decide, However, Against Dictator ship of the Proletariat As Practiced In Russia.

INTERNATIONALE ENDORSED   Certain Reservations Are Announcet by Sovialist Party Fixecutive Committee.

REDS 0. K.’D BY SOCIALISTS   Third Internationale Is Indorsed With Certain Reservations.

U. S. SOCIALISTS 0. K. REDS    Referendum Indorses the Thir inter. nationale With Certain Reserva. tions, Including Dictatorship. rs

INDORE THI INTERNATIONALE WITH RESERVES   U. S. Socialists Approve Russ Policy But Declare Against Dictatorship.

“A QUESTIONAIRE FROM GOD”   Speclal Address At The Presbyterian Church Tomorrow Evyening—<Also Morning Services

“\ QUESTIONAIRE FROM GOD”   Special Address At The Presbyterian Chureh Tomorrow Eyening—Also  Warning GCaryvwane

Authorities Take No Steps to Stop Spreading Epidemic of Walkouts but Rely on Union  _ Heads for Settlement   STRIKE LEADERS PREDICT ‘BIG DEFECTIONS FRIDA)      Governor Sproul Contemplates Request to Labor Board for Immediate Decision on Inereased Wage Demands

‘VACATION’ EMPLOYES DEMAND SENIORITIES   Won't Return to Work Without Concession

CHICAGO FLU NEARLY REACHES HIGHEST POINT   Nearly Two Thousand New Cases Are Reported In That City During the Past Twenty-Four Hours.

BANDFORO PARTY NEAR TO DEATH IN HURRICANI   aes nenenees  CONGRESSMAN FE. J. JONES AND FAMILY AND WALTER KILBURY HAVE NARKOW PSCAPE SATURDAY AT NIAGARA FALLS

FOUND GRIP WITH $6,500.   And Kansas City Man Who Found It in Street Car Returned It.

BIST DIVISION WILL MEET NEXT IN CHARLOTTE   Kings Mountain Man, Clarence Carpenter, Heads Wildcat Veterans’ Association.

WILHELM LAYS OFF WORK   Visit of His Daughter Stops Wood Sawing for a While.

EX-KAISER IN BETTER HUMOR   Presence of Daughter at Amerongen Having Good Effect.

ENDER NOTED PROM SLAYER CENT TO NURSE   How Bluebeard Lured His Intended Victims Disclosed by His Letters

LETTERS BARE  HUIRT’S AIMS   Love ‘Notes from ‘Bluebeard’ to Women Followed Same Style.   ALL TOLD OF FINE ‘ HOMES FOR ‘DARLING’

MANY CHICAGOANS DIE IN EPIDEMIC   FATALITIES FROM INFLU ENZA AND PNEUMONIA CONTINUE HIGH.

WHISKEY HAS QEFINITE VALUE ALTROUGH SALE 5 PROHIBITED BY LAV   AANSAS CITY at DGk SENTENCES NEGRO THIEF TO) LONG PRISON TERM.

HANLHUAU'S. WILL GET dQ MILLION   Fund to Provide Equipment to Overcome Congestion.   100,000 NEW CARS NEEDED   Commerce Body Approves Big Loan— Campaign to Break Tieup Now Well Under Way—Clearing Way for Coming Crops.

DSM OF RAILROAD ~~ FUND PLANNET    interstate Commission Allocate:  $300,000,000 and Also Pre poses Equipment Corp'n.

GRANTED AT - LEAST - $125,000,000 OUT OF REVOLVING FUND   Created by Congress as Part of Transportation Act:— Other Recommendations Made by Anterstats Com mission.

DIVISION OF BIG FUND ORDERED   Trade Commission Takes Steps to Improve Transportation Service—Organization of Equipment Corporation Proposed.

EQUIPMENT TRUST FOR RAILROADS IS PROVIDED   I. C. C. Order Requires that Railroads Shall Take 35 Per Cent Interest in New Plan.   ROADS MUST HELP WITH FINANCING   Failing to Cooperate, Any Road Will be Eexcluded From List of pret: In Plan.

U.S. WILL LOAN — ~ ROADS MILLIONS   — ———- ——@ “pe Aye .+y $125,000.000 Available to Buy New Equipment to End  Freight Congestion, . A‘):   Interstate Commerce Commission Ap. proves Loan—Campaign to Break . Tieup Ils Now Well Un- )  der Way. y'

SHERIFF HURT IN PISTOL DUEL WITH BANDITS   Fr & *& 8 He Se * BA TE eS Be Bee  Tazwell Authority is Wounded by Liquor Thieves.

SHOT IN BOOZE RIOT   SIX PERSONS WOUNDED IN BAT. TLE NEAR PEORIA.   Sheriff of Tazewell! County, Illinois, and Five Others in Hospital After Fight.

PEORIA SHERIFF IN BATTLE WITH BOOZE RUNNERS   Sheriff and Prize Fighter Shot in Pistol Battle.

SIX PEOPLE SHOT IN A BOOZE FIGH]   Sheriff and Five Others Wounded in Battle at Peoria.   Lee Schneider, Il!inols Prize Fighter and Aids in Hospital After Ciash With Officers.

5 SHOT IN BOOZE FIGHT   Sheriff and Five Others Wounded in Battle at Peoria.   Lee Schneider, Iilinois Prize Fighter and Aids in Hospital After Ciash With Officers. .

UFFICERS AND THIEVES FIGHT FATAL BATTLE   In Running Fight Sheriff and Five of Robbers Are Wounded.   SWITCHMEN CA CAUGHT STEALING ALCOHOL   Leo Schneider, One of th Thieves, a Prize Fighter, Will Die.

BOHOT IN BATTLE FOR STOLEN TRUCK LOAD OF ALCOHOL   Sheriff Wounded and Robber Fatally Shot. With Four More -in Hospital.

6 W ounded In Gun Fight for Alcohol   PRIZE FIGHTER DYING SHERIFF SHOT, TRYING TO BLOCK THEFT.

GAVE CASH TO WOMAN   ed  Pleads Guilty to Embezzling City Funds.

SEVERE STOR OOPS FISHINE   One of Worst “Northers” i Years Keeps Senator Harding in the House.   spends Day Dictating New Orleans Speech—Gives Un Golf Game.

HARDING’S PARTY MAY MOVE OVER TO BROWNSVILLE   Sudden Change in Weather a Point Isabel Makes Vacation There Unpleasant.

SAYS GOULD BATHED UNGE MONTH ONLY   Millionaire Drank Quart o Whisky Before 8:00 a. m. Wife Alleges in Divorce.

STARTLING CHARGES IN GOULD DIVORCE   SECOND WIFE OF MULTI-MILLION AIRE SAYS HUSBAND BATHED ONCE A MONTH.

GOULD BAD ACTOR FRG WIFE'S STOR   Editn Kelly Gould, Actress, Second Wife, Contests Her Werehana’e BWrench Divorce.

WORLD'S GRAIN INCREASES   Figures for 1920 Also Show Gain ir Sugar Beets, Says International Institute Report. :

INCREASE IN WORLD'S GRAIN   Data for 1920 Also Show Gain In Ginaar Reet Production.

CONTINUED. CISORDERS, ~—— PIRELAND   Railway men at Dublin sa; they will not .movd mu‘nitions trains

Continued Disorders Reported From a Number: of Towns— Dublin Railway Men Threaten to Prevent-: Movement of Munitions . “Trains — Hook Tichthouse’ Raided.

IN NUMBER OF TOWNS OF IR LAND CONTINUE   Garage and Lighthouse Raided— Mail Seized, But Military Orders Returned.

Maryland Dentist Given Up for Dead, Back After Quarter-Century A bsence

LUMBER PRICES DOWN      Reduction of 16 to 35 Per Cent From February Quotations.

LEGION FIGHTS ‘BLUE SUNDAY   Members in Five Coun ties in New © York Pre. paring to Take Actior against Campaign Es: tablishment.   LEGION NOTES

LEGION FIGHTS BLUR LAWS.      vice Men Oppose Bstablishment of Blue Sunday.

IMPRISONEN ON FARM CATTLE MAN CLAIMS   WEALTHY ARKANSAS DEALER REPORTS TO ST. LOUIS POLICE—WOMAN CON RIRW: eTORY

Supreme Court Gives Decision  On “Dry” Side   Seven Cases on Docket Involv: ing Constitutionality of: 18th Amendment   SMALLER STATES HAD TWO CASES   Rhode Island and New J erse} Made Bitter Fights to Get Liquor Back

JUDGE VANDEVANTER READS DECISION "WHICH SETTLES SEVEN BIG CASES   Rhode Island and New Jersey's Suits Were Most Impertant--Four Came From Lower Courts---Justice McKenna Reads Dissenting Opinion.

RELATIVELY QUIET   Comparatively Few Casualties Reported in Dublin

OPEN REBELLION RIFE IN MEXICO   , Three Generals Who Fled To Caled  States Are Back Fomenting Trouble

CHARGE OFFICERS. WITH GONSPIRAG   Former Officers Under Car  yanza Regime Believed Plotting Counter-Revolt

TROUBLE 13 STILL RIFE   MEXICO FACING ANOTHER REVOLT ‘TIS SAID   CARRANZA FOLLOWERS   Reported To Have Held “Junta a San Antonio

REBELLION AGAIN ~ REPORTED IN MEXICC   Advices to Washington Say Officers are in Prison for Plot Against Government.

AMERICAN EMBASSY REPORTS MEXICAN OFFICERS IN PRISO!   Arrested ‘Men Are Charged With Plotting Against Government   MUIRGA RAISES FLAG . OF REBELLION

Censorship in Mexico City Re. stored, Copies of Mexicar Papers Received in Wash. ington Having Whole Col umns Blank.

WASHINGTEN HEARS OF NEW MEXICAN REVOLTS      “ee a ae EO SEVERAL FORMER CARRANZA OFFICERS SAID TO;BE PREPARING UPRISINGS.

REVOLT ERS PLAN HUERTA DOWNFALL   ADVICES REACHING WASHING. TON TELL OF ACTIVITIES OF REBEL GENERALS.

NEW REVOLT BREWING IN OLD MEXICO REPORT SAYa   “Junta” Held Recently at San Antonio Texas, For the Purpose of Promoting Another Uprising.   2 STATES RAISE THE FLAG OF REBELLION   Officers Formerly On Staff of Gen. Gonzalez Imprisoned For Plotting Against the Government.

FLAG OF REBELLION REDERTED. ANISED BY CEN, MURCL   Number of Officers in Prison on Charge of Plotting Against Government.   RELEASE FROM PRISON OF BERLANGA IS SOUGHT   Censorship in Mexico City Restored, Copies of Mexican Papers Received in Washingten Having Whole Col. umns Blank.

PLOT TO PLACE OLD REGIME IN POWER REPORTED   Have Been Born ~_r   to

POLISH DIFFERENCES WITH LITHUAUA ARE BELIEVED SETTLED   Peace Conference Arranged At Mariampol Immediately. And All Matters Will: be Ad- ; ‘justed Say Reports to Paris Foreien Office.

DENVER CAR: STRIKE. IS CALLED OFF BY MEN’S VOTE TODAY   They Return to Work at Once  and Service Is  7 Resumed,   THREE MORE KILLED IN NEW RIOTS LAST NIGHT   City Orders Military Rule.— 500 Regular Army Troops Rushed by Special Train  Brom Cammy Bunetan

WELL BEHAVED INTER DURES!   Wiartial Law in Denver Puts < Damper Upon the Recent Rioters.   THE STRIKE LEADERS GUILTY GF CONTEMP%   The Members- of Tramway Union Vote the Strike Of Today.

DENVER-CAR STRIKE. CALLED OFF AFTER MARTIAL LAW BEGINS   Employes of Street Railway Company Will Report Immediately for Resumption of Interrupted Work

Will Call Off Strike if Taker Back in Body; Offer May be Refused.

AMERICAN LIBRARY ASS’/N.      Extension of Service to Sixty Million People Through Books for Every. body Movement,

Library Extension   lida aaa a  SOME BiG PRUGRAM SET BE FORK THE LIBRARIANS HEHE AND EVERY; WHERE.

COLBY 10 OFFICIALLY RECEIVE DELEGA TION  Asking Recognition of the Irish Republic.

VOTERS SHOULD MAKE DECISION SAYS ROOSEVELT   Decision on Party’s Merits is Advocated By Democrat.

ROOSEVELT TALKS ON BIG ISSUES   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE IS NOW IN MAINE.

PROPOSEDROAO LAW   INT TO LIMIT COUNTY D TOWNSEND CNET.  BNACTN AD          Phin Is to Let) Directly Benedited Parties Cay Bulk of Cost. +

PRUPUSEU RUAD LAW   ENACTMENT TO LIMIT COUNTY : AND TOWNSHIP UNIT.   Plan Is to Let Directly Beneiitoul Parties Pay Bulk of t’ost.

BRITISH SHELL ~— TURKS IN FAR EAST COUNTRY  ONE THOUSAND ESTIMATED   ONE THOUSAND ESTIMATED AS BEING KILLED AND 600 PRISONERS.  ee ee    MAMORA SEA THE : SCENE OF ACTION

WOULD ABROGATE BASEBALL SYSTEM   Eleven Major League Club Qwners Favor Re-Organi* zation of Game   TO’ FORM NEW TRIBUNALS   Pass’ Resolution Abolishing ‘National Commission; Johnson Snubs Members

NEW SYSTEM -OF MANAGEMENT. FOR ALL PRO BASEBALL   New Leegue May Be Formed To Clean Up National Sport

REORGANIZE SCOPE OF BASEBALL RUL!   Owners Agree to Three-Man Civilcs ian. Tribunal. in P lace of

FAVOR ABROGATION OF NATIONAL AGREEMENT   Complete Reorganization of Baseball Favored by Eleven Big League Clubs.

REVOLUTION IN BASEBALL IS ON   New League Planned by 11 Major Teams

FAVOR CIVILIAN TRIBUNAL   Abolish National Baseball Com mission and Reorganization of Game.

Eight National and: Three Am erican Club Owners Favor Lasker Organization :*   PROPOSE: 12‘'CLUB LEAGUE   Head of American League Has ‘Until November First *to ‘Join, Arrangement =~ -

BASEBALL OWNERS TALK ONE BIG LEAGUE PLAN   To Abolish National Commission in Reorganization—11 Teams Represented. -

BIG LEAGUE GLUES FOR REQAGANIZATION PLANS   ALL NATIONALS AND THREE. OF AMERICANS IN LINE — MATTER 1S TO BE PUT UP T@ THE MINOR LEAGUES,

can Lue Organizations Threaten Bolt.      WOULD GIVE CIVILIAN . ‘TRIBUNAL CONTROL   Give Clube: Not Representec Until November First to Join-In Reorganization

VILLA LOYAL TO GOVERNMENT      Bat Bandit Chief Insists He Did Not  enrrender.

Be Careful!   Use of Liquor Under Constitutional . Prohibition.” Put Under Severest.- Possible Regiriclions,

ste ofe ole ae fe fe afe ofe gfe efe ofe ofa of  . *f ie Liquor Information *§ Le Lf

DF POLES   JOFFE HEADS RUSS DELEGATES   Soviets Demand Free Communication With Rig f 30171

“NTRS OF POLES.   JOFFE HEADS © RUSS DELEGATES   Soviets Demand Free Communication With Riga Conference

FEWER POTATOES WILL BE RAISED   Five Percent Reduction in Acre. age Reported by Bureau of Markets

POTATO PLANTING FALLS OFF 5 PCT., IS GOVT. ESTIMAT!   (Bw Associated Press Leased Wire.)

POTATO ACREAGE SHORT   Rut the Falling off in Land te Berns {s Greater Far.

LESS ACREAGE OF BEANS. “AND POTATOES PLANTED   U. 8. ‘Burdau of Markets. in Reports. From Fiéld) Agenti Gives Catises of Bemeaae

IMPATIENCE. 1S. MANIFES   ‘Deny petition to open . case i of contested delegation — -"*" £eam Louisiahia.

PRELIMINARY FACTION FUSS   Over Contested Seatsin National Republican Convention Consumes Time.   ITS THE OLD STORY IN SOUTHERN STATES   A Big Hurrah About Delegates But No Electoral Votes From Wranglers.

Wood Lands Only Two of Nine Contested Seats For Arkansans—N ight Sessicns Planned By National Committee Settling Disputes 7

ALCOHOL MAY TAKE THE PLACE OF “GAS”   iBritish Investigating The Uxe ‘  Of Substitute; Motor Council Interested.

LYNCH NEGRO IN GEORGIA   Body of Curley McKelvey, Riddle With Bullets, Found Hanging From Tree.

Twenty-Eight Per Cen Freight Rate Increase Necessary, Say Officials   SOUTHERN ROADS MAKE ONLY ONE PER CENT   CARRIERS ARE DECLARED WITHOUT CASH, CREDIT OR BVFFICIENT EQUIPMEN' WHEN RETURNED,

Half Billion Loans Needed By Railroads      aevernment Assistance and Mig In. eroase in’ Freight Rates Re quired to Pat System in Satisinetars Condition

NEW A, dH 1 UGE auubaT HOR WEST TEXAS   EXECUTIVE BOARD OF WEST TEX AS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO MEET IN FORT WORTH,

VIEWS -OF WILSON AND JOHNSON ARE SCORED BY HOOVEE   Flat Rejection and Unchang. ed Acceptance Called Destructive Attitudes.

HOOVER GIVES VIEWS ON LEAGUE OF NATION   SAYS REPUBLICAN PARTY MUSI  SUPPORT PACT WITH RESER VATIONS.

HOOVER FAVORS LEAGUE WITH RESERVATIONS   Warns Republicans Agains’ Trap Set by President and Johnson.

MUST SUPPORT LEAGUE OF NATIONS--HOOVER   Says Republitans Must Avoid “Trap Laid by Wilson And vohnseon

ASKS SUPPORT OF LEAGUE.   Hoover Says Republicans Mus Not Fall Into Trap of Wilson and Johnson.

HOOVER STANDS FOR THE HAPPY MEDIUM   RATIFY TREATY WITH RESERV 4TIONS HIS ADVICE.   Tells OUregea Repeblicans Net te Fall Jato Trap Set Om Oee Hand by Presideat and On Other by Johnaon.

HOOVER TELLS HIS LEAGUE STANDING   Former Food Administrator Holds That ‘Emergency Is Created” and Advises Oregonians to Support Reservations

Plebiscite in Second Zone in Schleswig Will Be Held Next Sunday.

MAYOR TRIES T0 SETTLE STRIKE   Street Car Men and Com Pany Wrangle Over Wages

Alot WhEGK CLUB IN NEW YOU SITY   Anti-British Riots at Danger Point in Gotham.   JNION JACK AROUSES “103   Display of Emblem at Union Club Causes Outbreak Following Memorial Mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral for Terence McSwiney.

“ROT BREAK OUT INN. Y.   Mob, Aroused by Display of Union Jack, Battles Members of Police Force.   ‘UMION CLUB IS ATTACKED   Windows Are Smashed and Furnishings Ruined Following Memorial Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedrai for MacSwiney.

ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS INN, Y,   Mob, Aroused by Display of Unio Jack, Batties Members of .* Police Force.   UNIGH CLUB IS ATTAGKED    Windows Are Smashed and Furnish.   ings Ruined Following Memorial   Mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral for MacSwiney.

SENSATION  gD IN Tu TREASON  King 0 of Spain Might Be Killed Over Diennte af Marraeco   King of Spain Might Be Killed Over Dispute of Morrocco.

MRS, PEETE TO 60 TO LOS ANGELES   And Testify in the Denton. “Murder Case. She Declines to Talk.

Black Rust Hurts Wheat in Some States But None Found in North Dakota

BLACK RUST IN WHEAT F‘ELDs   Found to Exist in Sonthern Vinne sota and Enetcercu South Dakota.

SEE ADJUSTMENT IN STUTZ MOTOR SCRAP   Conference Held Today Between Opposing Interests.

KENOSHA MURDER IS CLEARED UI   FRANK LANG CONFESSES THAT HE KILLED ITALIAN KING OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN COTy

ROBBER ADMITS MURDERING RICH THEATRICAL MAN   i Mystery of Pacini Murder it Kenosha !s Cleared Up ° by Confession.   Investigation of Shooting Nearly Cost Kenosha Sheriff Kia Job.

KILLED PAGIN   RESIDENT OF KENOSHA.SAYS MURDER FOLLOWED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

GOAL OPERATORS AGREE TO ABIITE BY FINAL AWARD   Verdict of Wilson’s Board Will Be Accepted as Final   WILL ALSO ACCEPT - ANY PRICE FIXING   Prices Shall Not Prevail After Expiration of Lever Law 

Original Position of Operators Is Modified and Assurance Is Given That Decisions of Board Will Be Accepted. Lewis and Green Advance Reasons for Shorter Hours and  Increased Pay for M‘nrers. -

COAL HEADS ACCEPT COMMISSION AWARI   Also Accept Price Fixing Program, Provided Plan Ends With Lever Law’s Existance

COAL OPERATORS ACCEPT PLANS OF THE COMMISSION   AGREE TO UNQUALIFIED ACCEPTANCE OF ANY AWARD MADE BY THE MEMBERS.   The Operators Also Agreed to Accept the Prive of Coal Fixed by the Commission—Modified Their Position _

YPEPATORS AGREE   Soal Operators will Accept Any Award or Agreement Made bv Commission.   ALSO. PRICE - FIXING   ro Bring Aboyt.a Permanent. Settlement, Between, Miners and Operators

OPERATORS ACCEPT AWARDS OF WILSUA COAL GOMMISSIGR   COMMISSION ACCHPIS RESE TION THAT PRICE FIXING CEASES WITH THE LEVER LAW.

AGREE TO AGP AWARD OF BDARE   Modify Their Position. Taken Monday—Miners Also ‘Have Agread to Accept:

Says mien   “INVESTIGATION. WIL SHOW - COMMISSION THAT. MINERS’. DEMANDS ARE NOT EXCESSIVE.”

GOAL OPERATORS “AGREE 10 ABIDE RY DFEISINN   Announce Today that They Wil Give Unqualified Approval to Findings   ATTITUDE CHANGED SINCE REPORT OF VESTERDAY   Miners Have Already Agreed + Abide by Award ard Peace Is Now in Sight

NEAR END OF MINE. --- FROUBLE   Goal Operators Will Accept Any Award Probers Make   MFN AGRFF, T09

COAL OPERATORS AGREE TO ABIDE BY COMMISSION AWARDS   Also Agree to Accept Fixed Prices Until the Expiration of. the Lever Law.

UPERATORD TU ALGEPT AWARD   Will Also Abide by Price Fixed By Commission Until Expiration of Lever Law.   LEWIS IS FIRST WITNESS   President of United Mine Workers Argues in Favor of Wage Advance and Shorter Hours.

IS CHARGED WITH FORGERY   Prominent Man in Den ver Social Circles Now  Held by Police

‘SOCIETY MAN’ “TRIED FORGERY   But Denver Bank’ Employes > Grab Fashionable Visitor; tad Served Pri ison Term..

‘SOCIETY MAN’ TRIED FORGERY   But ‘Denver “Bank. Employes Grab Fashionable Visitor; Had Served:Prison Term. -

HAD ““PATLING’ WAYS.   Supposed Fox-Convict, Prominent So cially, in Denver, is Under Arrest.

Epistle Viewed as Powerful Appeal for Ratification By United States.      PAPERS DO NOT DOUBT AMERICAN INTENTIONS   Britain Believes Propaganda Campaign Being Waged - Against Isles,

AMERICA WILL DO AlGHT THING SAYS THE MALL   But She Must Be Allowed tc Do It in Her Own Time, It Adds.   Lord Grey Is Pouring Verbal Oil on Turbulent Waters Over There.

GREY LETTER CAUSING STIR   BRITISH DIPLOMAT IN TURN UPHELD AND CRITICISED.   LONDON PRESS IS FULL OF IT   HOPE IT MAY SERVE TO MEND STRAINED RELATIONS.   United States Needed in League of Nations On Almost Any Terme— Peace Treaty Seon to Come Up in the Senate.

BRITONS Otto ATTITUDE OF AMERICA   Viscount Grey’s Letter Con* sidered Very Opportune Though Not Accepted in Entirety

ATTAGK Of CNGLANL   BRITISH PAPERS REVIEW ‘THE MITATION As TO AMER ..   An Optimistic Tone fs bound In Most  of Thema.

PAPLHO aA U, 0. td WANTED I LEAGUE  British Press Says Nation Is Wanted In On Any Terms,  SPEAK OF BITTER STRIFE   SPEAK OF BITTER STRIFE

ATTACK ON ENGLAND   REVIEW 7. HI      tin Owimistic Tone Is Fount fa Mas of Them.

GREAT BRITAIN. ‘WANTS AMERIGA IN THE LEAGUE   At Almost Any Terms With Reserva tions or Without. Commends *. _ Grey’s Letter,

ARRESTS FOLLOW.   —_———--2  Three Newspapermen Held in Connection with Portsmouth Vice  Charges

ARRESTS FOLLOW.   Three Newspapermen Held in Con nection with Portsmouth Vice Charges.

WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS. TUMBLE: WOOLENS REDUCED   GENERAL REDUCTIONS  ” CAUSE BIG TUMBLE ON . Da OTAN CRS   Other Sales on’ Downward Yrend in. Sympathy With Toods.

WORSTED MILLS ANNOUNCE DROF   From 15 to 30 Per Cent Taker Off ‘“ Wool” Prices.

PRICE REDUCTION ON WOOL GOODS IN SPRING   LOW COST OF RAW MATERIALS CAUSES REDUCTION FOR SPRING OF 15 TO 30 PERCENT

BIG DECLINES IN WOOL, WHEAT AND: FOODSTUFFS _ ON THE MARKETS TODAY   15 to 30 Per Cent Reductions ‘In. Woolen Goods Announce: ed by Cleveland Firm. — Continued Declines in Other ‘Cammoadities Probable. -

LUMBER AND WOOL PRICES FALL WITHBANG   REDUCTION OF 15 TO 30 PER CENT IN WOOLENS, 20 PER CENT IN LUMBER ANNOUNCED

WOOLEN GOODS DOWN IN PRICE   Twenty Per Cent Reduc tion in Retail Prices of Lumber Also

VIEWS OF PEOPLE WANTED   Committee Of Representative Citizen: Will Consider Planks For  Rtatea 1 A PD Dintfanewm

VIEWS OF PEOPLE ARE WANTED   Republican State Committee Wishes to Know the People’s Will.

IRISH POLICEMAN SLAIN IN RIOT:   Citizen and Second Officer Seriously Injured in Dublin Reign of Terror; Details Unknown.

!  of the times: and have for our mot. ) to “This year we will beat our own record. ”  a eT as ee ssa   Old Landmark Razed.

EMBALMERS AND DOCTORS JOIN MILAN STRIKI   Funerals Held Up; Gas, Elec: tric and Water Service Halted

Doctors, Embalmers and Mid Wives Among Those Showing Their Discontent

FRESH STRIKE STARTED IN MILAN, ITALY, NOW (Ry Aseaerliated Praag)

JAMY REGRGANIZATIGN IN MEXIGO 1S. PLANNED BY HUFATA BOVERNMEN   BOARD APPOINTED TO WORK OUT PETAILS, AND REPORT AS QEUIC RLY AS POSSIBLE,

TO REORGANIZE MEXICAN ARM   Board Appointed by Hu. erta Is Entrusted  With Work.

WILL REORGANIZE ARMY   Mexican Government to Follow. Chil' @An System le Is Announced, -

GREAT LAKES HAS MORE ‘FLU’   Total of 292 Cases Reported Within Past Sixty Houra.

MORE ‘FLU’ AT GREAT LAKES   Hundred New Cases Reported, Making a Total of 292 in Sixty Hours.

4 IOWA CONVICTS ESCAPE; TRAIL OF ROBBERIES LEFT   Postoffice Safe Blown Two Are Lifers, Two 10-Year Men.

BASEBALL PRIZE MONEY UNPAID   Not Decided Yet How Money to Se Divided. Among Players

WORLD SERIES PRIZE MONEY HAS NOT BEEN DISTRIBUTED 10 THE CHICAGO WHITE. SOK PLAYERS

ATCHISON MAN INVITED TO BE VILLA’S GUEST   COST FORMER RESIDENT OF KANSAS $5.000 TO RE

COST HIM $5,000 TO BE GUEST OF VILLE   Ex-Bandit Performs Last Out law Act.

ATCHISON MAN INVITED TO BE VILLA’S GUEST   COST FORMER RESIDENT OF KANSAS $5.000 TO BE GUEST OF CHIEF

VILLA CHARGED A HIGH PRICE   Dinecd With Guest and Then Asked  for Five Vhousand Dollars.

VILLA CHARGED IM 735,000 FOR DINNER   Mexican Bandit “Invited” American to Dine with Him; Then he Asked Him te Write Check.

RAILROAD QUESTION IN DESPUTE   Between Interstate Commerce Com mission and State Commissions.

OUD LINE LEADERS APPOSING MADOC   Agree Former Cabinet Member Has Inside Track. :   ‘CLARK BEING CONSIDERED

Agree Former Cabinet Member Has Inside Track,   CLARK BEING CONSIDERED

ete tee ee  ‘AXATION AND PROPERTY RIGHTS INVOLVED IN COUNTY. DIVISION

IME TO DISARM IS NOT HERE YET LEAGUE I$ TOLL   nternational Force Tc Be Used In “The Cause Of Right.”

WORLD IS NOT READY FOR DISARMAMENT HE TELLS THE ASSEMBL)   [International Army Should be  Used Only in “Cause of Right” Save Te Fontaine

ARN EATER LEAGIEE ACcrWRLY TAL      Entry of U. S. Into Cove nant Hoped by Italian  Delegate.

SEEKS TO INDUCE U. S. TO BECOME MEMBER   TTALIAN REPRESENTATIVE SAYS IT WILL NEVER BE A WORK. ABLE LEAGUE UNTIL ALL NA. NATIONS ARE INCLUDED

DECLARATIONS OF HARDING TAKEN TO BE FAVORABLE / “PO JODANG §   MUST HAVE U.S. IN   Former Italien Minister Presented Views on Attitude of New Administration   First Formal Steps Taken Toad: ay to Revise League of Nations Coven? za

WANT AWERICA IN The LEAGUE WITHOUT DELAY   Former Foreign Minister of Italy Voices Wish for United States   “Never be a League Until All Nations Included’ He Says

GEN, GONZALES FACING DEAT   Alleged Leader of - Mexican ‘Rebels: 1s Held Incommunieado for: Trial Monday.   EXECUTION: MAY -FOLLOW

GENERAL PABLO GONZALES NOW IN FEDERAL PRISON AWAITING TRIAL FOR LEADING REVOLUTION   Obregon Orders All Available Forces Mobilized to Crush Remnants of Uprisings in Northern Part of Mexico

DNZALS NAY BE EXEGUTEL   WILL BE PLACED ON TRIAI SOON ON CHARGE OF LEADING REBELLION,   THE PENALTY 1S DEATH   If Convicted by Court Martial Death Penalty May Be Imposed.— Obregon Orders Uprisings Crushed,

GONZALES HELD FOR WAR COURT   Mexican General Wit! Face Firing Squad if Found Guilty of Conspiring to Overturn Government.

GONZALEZ 1S HELD. ON TREASON CHARGI   [By Ralph H. Turner, United Press  O4.-.6 Clarracnnandent 

AWAIT GUURT MARTIAL FOR REDELLING AGAIN] AULE OF OREGON'S MEN   Ruling Powers Order Forces Mobilized To Crush All Attempts At Uprisings Against Huerta Administration Says Mex. Communique.

ON DEATH CHARGI   General Gonzales Held on Charge of Causing RePolt Against Huerta 

STORM IN SCHLESWIG   COMING ELECTION STIRS UP EX. CITEMENT AMONG VOTERS.   Reported That Germans Are Trying te intimidate Danes in Second Plebiscite,

NEW PLEBISCITE HOT   Storm Brewing in Schleswig as Voting Day Approaches.   German Agitators Intimidate Danish Voters in the Plebiscite  Zone.

NEW PLEBISCITE IS TO BE HOT BATTLE   Storm Brewing in Schleswig as  Voting Day Approaches.   German Agitztors Intimidate Danish Voters in the Plebiscite 2 Zone.

CHIME INCREASE AMONG CHILDREN   PARENTS TO BLAME SAY AL THORITIES; “PARENTS SHOULD MAKE CHILDREN COMPANTONS.”

CHILD CRIME IS INCREASING   Pareats Blamed ter lis Prevalenee  in Wiseousin.

ARMED MEN SEARCH   Kidnapped Youth Stumbled In Home, Wet and Bloody.

TO DETERMINE CONCESSIONS T0 BE ~ WIADE BY GERMAN   Entente Representatives Will Go t Spa Conference Determined to Clear Up Many Controversies.

ALLIES ARE TIRED OF MINOR QUARREL!   PREMIERS WILL G ONTO CONX: CE DETERMINED TO  CLEAR UP CONTROVERSIES.

OPA PARLEY TO END PAGT ROWS   Rlamcaste Go, Are! rmined to Clear Up  Controversies

Cherokee Bill, Vet of War of 1812   Aged Indian Born in 1797—Twice Listed in Census as Oldest American

In Peace So He Went to War and Found Peace and Frerch Girl.   WIFE SAID SHE'D BE  A SPORT ABOUT IT   Another International Triangle in Which the Eternal Feminine Meures.

MASKED MEN — ROBBED BANK   Drove Up Before Building in Auto and Bound.  Nightwatchman

Republicans Lack Votes Ip Both House To Override Possible Vetoes   DEMOCRATS TO STICK   Show No Disposition To De. sert President In Favor Of Emergency Legislation

ROGUOY NOW WILSON'S IRD   As to Stand He May Take on Emergency Legislation Proposed.   A NEGATIVE POSITION WILL LIKELY PREVAIL   if Democrats Don’t Prevent ~Action.the, Wilson Veto _ Is Anticipated-

Republican Legislation is at a Standstill and Will Probably Remain So Un. til After March 4—--Omni: bus Tariff Bill’s Fate is  Penahlamatical

ATTUOEOF “WILSON TOWARD BILLS UNKNOWN   Both Republicans And Democratic Leaders Are Agitated   TARIFF MEASURE MAY BE VETOED   Fate Of War Finance Corporation Bill Is Hanging In The Balance.

CABINET BUILDING BEGUN BY MEN AT MARION   Places Picked Out for Heads Of Republican Campaign by Gossips ‘Near Harding

of New York and numerous democrat members of the senate.   Cabinet Gossip Persistent.

ESCH MENTIONED FOR POST IN THE HARDING CABINET   Lodge, Root, Knox and Hughes Picked as Possible Choice for State Portfolio   GOSSIP ALSO PICKS HOOVER FOR PLAGE IN THE CABINET      Military Man May Be Put ix Charge of War Department

HARDING'S CABINET NOW DisbUSSED BY 6.0, P. POLITICIANS   There is Considerable Speculat ive Talk, With Mention of Many Names.

U. S. DESTROYER IN DISTRESS   Report fhe ‘Talbot Hit by Blizzard Now Raging Over the Black Sea   150 Rescued From Russian Ship by Line Landed From Ship by Rocket

AMERICAN STEAMER AGROUND   Steamship West Aleta in Distress Off Terschelling Isiand in the North Sea.

AMERIGAN UcoTRUYER REPORTED IN DANGER   The Talbot in Distress Near Serpent's Island in the Black Sea,  AIDS BRITISH VESSELS  Blizzard Raging and Shipping Endangered Over the Entire Sea.

AMERICAN SHIP IN DISTRESS   Steamer West Aleta Reported Aground in Alnréth Sea. 

American Destroyer : -' Reported: In Trouble   Thei: ‘American Destroyer Talbot Said 'To' Be In Distress Near Serpent ' "Island, In the Black Sea.

DESTROYER IS IN DISTRESS   American Naval Vessel _ Reported in Trouble Off Serpert Island

EM, CHAIRMAN SAYS HE HAS NO EVIDENCE TO SUSTAIN CHARGE:   enate Campaign Fund In vestigating Committee Quizzes White.

Asserts Only Example of Sinister Influence Backing G. O. P. Is Barnes’ Book Which He’ Has. Never Seen   PROFESSOR HALL LOSES $10,000 JOB WITH DEMOCRATS AS INQUIRY RESULT

ROBBERS’ FIFTH ATTACK ON FARM   Youth Ambushed at Night in Revenge for Killing Bardit.   SERIES OF WEIRD NIGHT RAIDS   Highwaymen Make Many Attempts tc Rob the Lonely Rural Home of a Wealthy Spineter Near Car.  linville, HE, fi

ROBBERS’ FIFTH ATTACK ON FARM   Youth Ambushed at Night in Revenge for Killing Bandit.   Highwaymen Make Many Attempts tc Rob the Lonely Rural Home of a Wealthy Spinster Near Carlinville, Tf,

FIFTH ATTACK ON FARM BY ROBBERS   Ambush Youth at Night in Revenge for Killing.   WEIRD RAIDS IN THE DARK   Lonely Home of a Wealthy Spinster Near Carlinville, I!!., Marked by Highwaymen—Sheriff Is Conducting an Investication.

is At Head Of Colony Of 1,800 men   HAS BECOME A FARMER   Amazes His Followers And Others With a Big Automobile.

VILLA (N LOWER: CALIFORNIA   Fornier Mexican Bandit Moves 1,500 Followers to Farm Land South of Enseda—Has ‘Modern Machinery.

PANGHO VILLA IN CALIFORNIA NOW      FORMER BANDIT CHIEF SAID TO BE SETTLED ON LAND IN LOWER CALIFORNIA

PANCHO VILLA AT HEAD OF COLONY AGRICUL TURTo   PLANS COLONIZATION IN LOWE! CALIFORNIA ON PRETEN. TIOUS SCALE,

VILLA TO GOLONIZE BIG LAND TRAGT IN LOWER GALIFORNIE   Appears Near Ensenada With 1,500 ‘Followers, Tractors and Farm Machinery.

MILLERAND IS PLANNING FIGHT AGAINST SOVIETS   WILL CALL NATION-WIDE CONFERENCE IN PARIS IN DECEMBER

NINE HO°TH DAKOTA BANKS ARE CLOSED   ‘Depreciated Collateral Valnes and Farmers’ Wheat Strike Given as Reasons.

NINE. BANKS HT IM       Townley Rule Bringing Inevitable Crash to Finance   PAPER IS = POOR   Coin Lent Farmers on Chattels—May Be Re-Opened

SIMS WILL BE GIVEN ANOTHER HEARING   Tendered Chance tu Clunur Hiwselt of (dave bat He is a “Lane Admirato'

Pope Benedict Strikes Pose for Movie Men   Pontht Consents to Be Filmed oh Connection With Celebration at Vatiean for KK. of C.

‘TAKE MOVIES OF POPE.   American Ulrector Makes Pictures toa Vadienn Gardems, 1.

POPE POSES FOR MOVING PICTURES   FILMS ARE TAKEN IN VATICAN GROUNDS AFTER MASS IN GARDEN,

POPE IN MOVIES      Pontiff Poses Before Camera in Lourdes Chapel.

POPE POSES FOR MOVIES FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY   “Let the Americans Have What They Want,” He Says, When Vatican Officials Object.

POPE Pato FOR MOTION PICTURE   All Precedents Broken by Enthusiastic American Camera Men.

POPE BENEDICT IN MOVIES, POSES FOR ~—ASET OF PICTURES   OCCASION IS RECEPTION TO KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, TO WHOM HE GIVES OFFICIAL BLESSING—A NOTABLE DAY.

POPE BENEDICT POSES FOR THE “MOVIES” DURING THE CEREMONIES AT VATICAN

POPE 1 ‘SHUT BY MOVIE MEA   VATICAN OFFICIALS OBJECT, BUT CHURCH HEAD YIELDS TO PERSISTENT YANKS

‘O BUsINIESS IN GOVERNMENT   Refiners Agree to : Bay Sugar Resale:

REFINERS CURB SUGAR RESALES   Licensing May Be Revived to Block Speculation   Government Exnects Shortage Wil Be Relieved by July

TO STOP RE-SALE OF ST'GATN.   Keflners Pater Into Agroement With Department of Justice.

Agree to Prevent Re-sale of Sugar to Trade, Reducing Speculation.   NO MATERIAL DROP FOR THE PRESENT   Department of Justice Offtcials Consider Renewal of License System.

AID DISTRIBUTION OF SUGAR SUPPL   Agreement is Reached b Refiners to Prevent Resale and Cut Down Speculation

QUARANTINE DOCK INEREROWGED BY IMMIGRANT. RUSH   Thousands Are Furigated and ~Given Baths Daily Before Allowed’ on Shore.

ALL IMMIGRANTS ARE © NOW BEING FUMIGATES   Health Officers at New York Are Taxed by Influx of Italians ~~ to This Country. ¢

ALL. MMI IGRANTS ARE. — ROW BEING FUMIGATEL   Health Officers at New York Are  Taxed by Influx of Italians to This Country.

GIRL FOILS NEGRO. BANDIT      Moline (Utf.) Telfer Gives Alarai When Ordered to Hand Over Money— “Then Faints.:

GIRL FOILS NEGRO BANDIT   Moline (Ill.) Teller Gives Alarm Wher Ordered to Hand Over Money— Then Faints.

COAL PRICE IS BROUGHT DOWN IN COLUMBUS   FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULT OF NEWSPAPER’S INVESTIGATION ONE COMPANY SAYS IT WILL SELL COAL DE _ LIVERED FOR £4.50 PER TON.

BERTHA) WEEBECK’S CASE      Evidence Shows That a Hideous Crime Was Conmitted.

SAW WEIBECK GIRL WITH AC€USED MAN   WITNESS SAYS HE SAW EX POLICEMAN SPEAK (TO HER IN CAFE         James Murphy :to Testify that he Met the Kansas Girl in a Nesre Resort

EDUCATORS VOTE REORGANIZATION: HUNTER NEW HEAL   Bitter Fight Is Staged at Salt 3 Lake City by Delegates to N. E. A. Convention.

EDUCATORS ADOPT “DELEGATE PLAN’   SLATE OF LEADERS IS PUT OVER AT N. E. A. MEETING AFTER BITTER FIGHT.

BITTER FIGHT ON } EE. A. MEET. Iustructors Squabbled “Over a Reor ee ee  ne

ALLEGED OI, FRAUDS   Thres New York Brokerage Houses AYe Indicted.  ‘Boe é

Three Brokers of Alleged Oil Corporation Must Answer Federal Court

NEW YORK HOUSES.  WERE INDICTED   For Mail Frauds in Connec-tion With Oil Well Schem es of Tuxnam Star Coro.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD HERE   Seventy-second Session Of Jud son District Will Convene August 30.

BAPTIOT ASSOCIATION MEETS HERE NEXT WEE!   ABOUT TWO HUNDRED DELE GATES WILL ATTEND—PROGRAM IN FULL.

ce  FINANCIER,” IS FORMER CONVICT   Admits Serving Nearly Three Years For Forgery and Smuggling   BANK ORDERED CLOSED   Hanover Trust Co., Through Which Ponzi Refunded Money, Made “Excessive Loans”

PONZI, WHO MADE A FORTUNE IN SHORT TIME, WAS CONVICT   Boston Man, Who Handled Millions of People’s Money, Makes Confession.   BUT DECLARES HE STILL HAS MONEY TO PAY OFF   Bank in Which He Was Director Closed by Examiner—Didn’t Like Loans.

Ponzi Confesses He is : ~ Former Convict    BANK CLOSED BY OFFICIALS

WIZARD GF FINANCE 18 FORMER conc   PONZI ADMITS SERVING SENTENCES FOR FORGERY AND IMMIGRANT SMUGGLING,   TAUST COMPANY 1S GLOSED   Corifronted With Past, Man Who Handled Millions of Other People’s Money Makes Full Admission.

PONZ ADMIT THAT HE [a A PLAIN FORGER   HE DID TIME IN CANADA.   BANK IN WHICH HE HAS HIS DEPOSITS IS ORDERED SHUT.

PONZI CONFESSES ‘CRIMINAL RECORE   Beston-Finansial Wizard Admits Newspaper Stories Are True.:.   ‘BANK ORDERED CLOSED   Reiterates Original Asser. tions Regarding Sufficient _ Funds: to. Meet . Debts.

PONZ oERVED TWO TERMS IN PRISON   Boston Finance Wizard Admits He is an Ex-Convict But Innocent.

FINANCIAL WIZARD CONFESSES THAT HE HAS PRISON FECORL   Hanover, Trust-Company, In Whicl Ponzt Is Interested, Has Beer Cl wea:   SERVED TIME AT ‘ATLANTA

HE DID ‘TIME IN CANADA,   RANK IN WHICH HE HAS HIS DEPOSITS IS ORDERED SHUT.

IS FORMER CONVICT   ‘Millionaire Ponzi Confesses  to  Criminal Career

PONZI ADMITS he SERVED TWO TERMS IN JAIL   Financial “Wizard” Says Past Has Nothing to Do With Present.

BUSTON FINANCE CAPTAIN ADMITS HE WES CONVICT   However, Federal and State Investigators Have No Incriminating Evidence Against Securities Exchange Company.   HIS BANK ORDERED GLOSEQ   Served Twenty Months in Montreal for Forgery and Two Years in Atlanta for Smuggling Aliens.

POSTAL REPLY JUGGLER ISF ORMER CONVICT   PONZI. HELD AT BOSTON. CONFESSES HE SERVED PENITENTIARY TERMS   HANDLED MANY MILLIONS   ‘Used Other People to Put Through Coupes Ee Exchange Scheme— lose Trust Company.

CROWDS GATHERING AT BENTON HARBOR      Dempsey Feels as Fit as When He Knocked Willard Out, He Says Today

Fight Fans Of A Nation Flocking To Benton Harbor For Dempsey-Miske Bout

CHAMPION ALL SEE FOR MISKE BATTLE   Dempsey Says He Is Ready to Ge  50 Rounds At Top Speed. Miske Confident.

-DEMPSEX AND MISKIE ALL SET FOR THE MONDAY BATTLE   Already ‘the Little Town ier . The Fight Is to be Staged Thronged With Visitors, at

I'VOTERS MORE THAN DOUBLE IN INDIANA   Total Number of Registered Voters In Indiana Is

anche of Leand Rall Grins ila ‘ir 2 Bini Fight.   ND U. S. KEEP ROADS.      Want: Government. to Rule Lines for Two Yeare More—President Wit lard of: Baltimore & Ohio. Con - fern With Gompers. .

LABOR FIGHTS  ~ STRIKE LAW   ALSO DEMANDS OS THAT UNITED STATES WILL RULE ROADS TWO YEARS MORE. .   WILL BE A A FIGHT  TO THE FINISH   Conference Held Friday Outiities Ideas of Labor on the Situation ©

Nee a a ae Aa  LABOR COMBATS ANTI-STRIKE ACT   Aliso Demands United States Rule Roads Two Years More.   GOMPERS EXPLAIKS MEETING   American Federation of Labor anc Rail Unions Join in a Finish Fight —Daniel Willard Calls on  Labor Leader.

UNCLE JOE CANNON  ~ PIES MORRELL'S RECIRI      Tomorrow He Will Have Beaten Rec ord for Service and the House WI Celebrate.

LT i ELON A IE A: OTE  Long Distance Record is Tied By“UncleJoe’   Veteran Representative Serv.  ing 22d Term, Has Been ir Congress Nearly 44 years.

UNION MENTO ~ DECIDE ISSUE   Matter of: -Accepting: Railway “Awards Will, Bo ‘Tiréshed Out ‘at ‘Gathering ‘Today

Will Act Immediately Or Wage Award of Labor Board. :   Delay Would — Bring O1 Rail Strike Lead- ‘ ers Fear.

Railroaders on Quivive For Announcement of — Award on the Morrou

FEAR BIG STRIKE             Quick. ‘Action “By ‘Rail ‘Heads Is Thought Necessary

GRAND LODGE TO ACT ON LABOR BOARD'S AWARL   ; Fong To Determine Whether. a Gesieral : Authusized Raflroad Strike Wil) Bo Called

RAILROAD UNION  EADERS IN SESSION   Preparing for Specdy Decision o1 Award to. Be Announced To Morrow,

TO DECIDE ON PAY   Grand Council of Railroad Union Leaders Hold Session Today Preparatory   TO GETTING DECISION   From the Railroad Board on Demand for Wage Increase—Many Attend

WILD FOWL FROZEN IN ICE   Trapped by Sudden Change in Tem perature Hundreds Die in California,

CARRANZA MEN REBEL   MANY DEFECTIONS AMONG FED. ERAL FORCES.   Four Commanders Defy the Chief Ex. ecutive—Two States Join the Sonora Rebellion.

MEAIGO REVOLT GROWING, U2. OFFICIALS TOU   “Washington Gets: News Which Indicates Carranza Faces  Tough Period

FURTHER DEFECTIONS SHOWN IN GARRANZA GOVERNMENT FORCES   General Maycot Joins Obregon istas With Considerable Body of Troops.

MANY MEXICAN STATES JOIN IN SONORA MOVE   Three Governors Enter - Figh for Independence Taking witl Them Many Federal Forces . Obregon Leads in Michoacan

Several Generals and Their ~ Commands Have Turned  Against President: Revolt Is Gaining Ground.

General Maycot Joins Obregonistas with Entire Command Operating Short . Distance West of Mexico City

ANOTHER CARRANZA OFFICER DESERTS TO SONORA FORCES   Two More States Also Declare in Favor of Seceding Siato

MORE TROOPS AND GENERALS JOIN SONORA   Maycot Turns Obregonista: Gomez and Durango Turn  in Chihuahua.

OBREGONISTAS RE-INFORCEL   Insurgent Body in Mexico Gaining Strength. Daily, Is Report .

CARRANZISTAS FLOCK TO SONORA   MANY MORE FEDERAL TROOPS LOSE FAITH IN PRESIDENT AND JOIN REBEL STATE

CARRANZISTAS LOSE TO REBEL   GENERAL MAYCOT AND EN . TIRE COMMAND IS NOY WITH OBREGON.      General Gomez With 3000 Mer Has Occupied Tuxpam anc Threatens Tampica.

FURTHER DEFECTIONS FROM RANKS GF CARRANZISTAS      enerul Maycot is Reported to ave Joined Vorees uf Obregon-

MORE MEN LEAVE CHARNZA RANKS   Entire Command of Gen’ aycot Goes OMver to Sonora Government.

HARDING ONCE MORE BACK AT HIS OLD DESK   Candidate Will Remain: in Washington About — One Week. 

Republican Nominee for Presidency Prepares to Enter Immediately into,Part Assigned to Him by Convention .         REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FOR ELECTIO. OF SENATOR HARDING LAUNCG]

HARDING BACK   BUSY "AR. DESK ESK THIS: “MORN: ING CLEANING UP SENA: TORAL WORK, © ~ >      ee: Remain’ ‘Week in Washington and. Then, 'Go to Home in

HARDING RETURNG TO WASHINGTON 12 BEGIN HIS CAMPAIGK   Is Attending to Duties of Senate at the Present Time Until Will Hays Returns To Washington to Map Out the  Ciarncation Plane.

HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTON   Will Confer With Politi cal Managers in Regard to Campaign

HARDING: TO “CAN” SPEECH   Republican - Presidential. Nominee -Makes an Address on “American a jem” for a ‘Phonograph: Record.

SENATOR HARDING RETURNS 10 WORK   \rrived In Washington After Midnight and Went Directly to His Home.   ed by Boy Scout Band Crowds Cheered Him At Station.

BACK AT HIS DESK   The Republic n- - Presigontia  ~ Nominee ’ ‘Has ‘Returned tc Washington Where ‘He wil Remain For a Week.-

CAMPAIGN 10 START   HARDING GOING TO GET INTO ACTION VERY SOON.   Now in Washington Winding Up His Senatorial Atfairs,

Hin cea MARL ES AY ThE PAPITAL   Boy Scout Band Aids in Welcoming G. 0. P.. Nominee for the Presidency.   BUSY DAYS AHEAD OF HIM   To Remain In Washington for a Week Cleaning Up Work That Has Ac” cumulated—WIH Confer With Hayes on Campaign Plans.

SENATOR H ‘BACK IN WASHINGTON BUSY WITH HIS WORK   Presidential Nominee Will Be Ready Next Week to Start Campaign for Election

HARDING TO “CAN” SPEECH   Republican Presidential Nominee Makes an Address on “Americanism” for a Phonograph Record.

HARDING BACK AT HIS DESK   CLEANING UP BUSINESS PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR HIS OBTO HOME   Candidate Gets a Hearty Greeting at the Capital —  —Congratulations Continue to Pour in Tnen Him,

HAR  DING BACK AT ld DESK IN THE GAPITA   Will Help Managers Ge Early Start on the Campaign.

HARDING T0 LOSE NO TIME STARTING ON HIS CAMPAIGN   British Papers See Dem ocratic Chance After G. O. P. Choice.

HARDING RETURNS T0 DESK IN WASHINGTON   Republican Candidate Will Close ur Work at Capital and Then Throw Himself into Campaign.

ARUING oP END WEEK IN GAPITAL  FOR GONFERENGE   PLANNING TO GET HIS CAMPAIGNS UNDER WAY AT ONCE; IS HEAVILY GUARDED,

CAMPAIGN 10 START   HARDING. GOING. TO GET INTO ‘ACTION. VERY SOON.   ns i: * Now In Washington Winding Vp His+ . Senatorial Affairs,

HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTOR   Nominee to Confer With Hays On Launching Campaign

PHONOGRAPH TO STUMP FOR MR. HARDING   G. O. P. Candidate Will Ha: angue Country Through Records.

Senator Returns to Washing:  ton to Remain About a \laale   CONFER WITH HAYS   Formal Notification Wil ~ Take Place at His Home in Marion.

NEGRO COOK IS FIRST TO GREET  HARDINGS AS THEY REACH HOME   Boy Scout Band Blares Noisy Welcome to Resabiicen Nominee When He Arrives at Washington Senatorial Home—Prepare for Grind of Campaign

HARDING BACK Al DESK IN GAPITAL   NOMINEE WILL MEET MANA. GERS AND WIND UP HIS AFFAIRS PREPARATORY TO CAMPAIGN.

HARDING RETURNS ‘TO-WISHINGTON 10 - BEGIN HIS CAMPAIGN   Is Attending to Duties of Sen: ate at the Present Time Until WillHays Returns Tc Washington to Map Out the Campaion Plans,

HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTON MAKING PLANS   Will Confer With Political  Managers For Purpose of Starting His Campaign

HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTO}   Is Expected to Confer With Governor Coolidge Tomorrow,

ML. STAY ONY > ABOUT: A WEEK:   Pians Then To Gio To. Hs Home "In Marton, Ohio   FOR: FORMAL “NOTIFICATION   Wilk Confer Soon: With: Chairman Haye and Campaign Managers and ~Map Out. Future Plans.

G. OF. Campaign to begin  At Once; Hays to Confer  With Harding in Capital Candidate Is Deluged With Words  Of Good Cheer From All Parts Of Country; Party Leaders Call   COOLIDGE IS PREPARING FOR CONTEST

(NEGRO COOK IS FIRST TO GREET HARDINGS AS THEY REACH HOME   soy Scout Band’ Blares Noisy Welcome to Republic Home—Prepare for Grind of Campeicn

HARDING BACK IN CAPITOL   Candidate Will Not Receive Formal Notification Until He Goes to Ohio.   WILL CONFER WITH  HAYS ON CAMPAIGN   Greeted by Big Crowd on His Return to Washington Sunday Night.

ARMY MULE GIVEN PRAISE.   Appreciation of Animals’ Work During War Made by Quartermaster-General.

MCLE. W AS A HERO TOG.   Au Army Citation Rrings at) Lis dust Dues to Miltant Mand and Company.

SUGAR RATIONING I$ ADVOGATED   Present Shortage May fiesult in Complete Famire

SUGAR RATIONS ARE. EXPECTED IN CHICAGE   One Pound per ‘Week to Eact Household Is Limit Advocated to Avoid Famine.   PRICES GOING HIGHER

FARMERS PREPARE FOR ABIG HARVEST   WILL BE WELL UNDER WAY  BY FIRST OF NEXT Werke   MANY ARE CUTTING   In the Kaw Valley and South Part of County Cutting Already On   So Far Demand for Harvest  Hands in County Has Been Gena

WILL BE WELL UNDER WAY  BY FIRST OF NEXT WRrEK   In the Kaw VaHey and SouthPart of County Cutting Already On   So Far Demand for Harvest Hands in County Has Been Small

PAY ROADS, REPORT URGES   Interstate Commerce Commission Aske Congress to Release Money for the Carriers,

U.S, RAILROADS . NEED THE MONEY   Funds Are Tied Up Under “Treasury Ruling. ~—   1.¢.C. RECOMMENDS — PAYMENT AT ONCE   Vital to Interest of Proper Service.

OFFICIAL LIST OF A; E. F. CASUALTIES   ee  Completion of Revised List Shows Total to Number 203,070— Killed in Action 34,844,

TOTAL CASUALTIES LISTED, ONLY THREE ~ WEN ABE Missin   JUST 293,070 ON THE COMPLETE LIST — KILLED IN ACTION WERE 34844 — NUMBER OF FATAL WOUNDS 1S SLIGHT

FINAL A. E. F. LOSSES 293.070   Dead Number 77.644, Three Missing, 215.423 Wounded.

Total U.S. Casualties In World War 293,070; Three Missing in Actior

CASUALTY LIST NOW AGGREGATES 293.070   COMPLETION OF RECORD FOR THE AMERICAN FORCES SHOWS  ONLY 3 MISSING.

SR ae ce ee he  FINAL FIGURES: SHOW BUT: THREE RAISSING (IN AGTION   Verification Of War- Departnien Casualties Brings Out Some’ Re -markable Details.

WAR CASUALTIES AT 293.070   Last Revised U. S. Record Totaly Show 34,844 Were Killed in Action,

WAR CASUALTIES COMPLETE   Record Made Up of Losses Sustained by the American Expedi tionary Forces,

GASUALTY Lio! NOW GOMPLETEL   BELIEVED NO FURTHER ADDITIONS OR CORRECTIONS WILL BE NECESSARY   Final Copilation Shows Names 0 Only Three Whese Fate Was Net Definitely Known.

J. §. CASUALTIES 293,070   New Complete Check Shows 34,844 Killed in Action.

pict LAY Li  ECATES 298074 ACCRE SALES      Comp!ction of Record for the American Forces Shows  + Only Three Missing.

FINAL FIGURES WAR GASUALTIES   Only Three Men “Missing  in Action.”

Killed in Action Numbered 34,800 According to the Final Revised List.

MICH. YANKS NAME LAST ON CASUALTY EIST   KALAMAZOO BOY ADDED T ROLL OF KILLEp IN ACTION  IN FRANCE.

FINAL REVISED CASUALTY LIST S COMPLETED   Last Names Added Brings To tal Number Killed Up to 34.844.

JOHNSON AND HOOVER IN HARD FOUGHT CONTEST   Possibility That California Delegates Will be Instructed for Hoover.

HOOVER AND JOHNSON BATTLE IN CALIFORNI/      Most Desperate Primary Campais in History Nevring End—Jobnson Chums State by 75,000,

PRIMARY A ~ HOT ONT   HOGVER MEN CLAIN HE HAS +. BEEN “PLASTERED WITH    HIS FIGHT AGAINST JOHNSON WAS MADE CAMPAIGN A BESPERATE ONE.

ACCUSE SOLDIERS OF MURDER   Two at Camp Dodge “Charged With  Killine a Farmer

ADMIT FIRING OUT KILLING YOUNG FARMER   Corporal and Private Searching for Men Who Robbed Camp  Ware House.

CERTIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE IS SENT 10 COLBY   Expect Proclamation from State Department Within  Few Days.

RATIFICATION ~ OF AMENDMENT TOBE DECLARED   FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED TO BE MADE WITHIN 24 HOURS

UFFAAGIOTS Ih OHREWD STROKE ARE VICTORIOUS INN TENNESSEE   State's Ratification Is Certified Despite Injunction By a Writ of Supersedeas Granted by Supreme Court   ACTION TAKES ANTIS BY SURPRISE, LEADERS SA)   Certification On Way To the Capital Before Opponents Are Aware of Dissolution, Coup Declare Leaders.

ROBERTS CERTIFIED TO SUFFRAGE VOTE   TENNESSER GOVERNOR FOR WARDS PAPERS TO SPEED CERTIFICATION ACTION,

SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION IS EXPECTED TODAY   Tennessee Governor Forwards Noti fication to Secretary of State Colby.

DR. SHOTT BOUND OVER TO GRAND JUR\      Four Witnesses: Attack His Statement . That He Was Not.in His Office on  Day Miss Griffith Was Shot.

CHICAGO EMPLOVES: RETURN TO WORK   This, However, Pending Arbitratior . of Their Demaiids For Salary , ‘« Increases.

FIREMEN  ABE HOLDING OUT   With Municipal Workers Back Chicago Is SUH Menaced.

NORTHER PUTS SWIFT CRIMP IN FISHING   Visitors Go About Bundled in Heavy Clothing Today

NORTHER’ KEEPS HARDINGS FROM FISHING TODAY   PRESIDENT-ELECT’S PARTY VIS. HVS MEXICAN CITY OF MATA. WORAS ACROSS BORDER

Setiator Harding ‘and Party Forced. to. Don Their : - “Heavies” Again    THE BA AY 1S" ROUGH Friendly Feeling is Show Towards Party by -the Mexicans Aerass Line -

Members of Harding Party Weicomed Across Line in Unofficial Way. ve       PRESIDENT-ELECT HAS NOT LEFT NATIVE SOIL!   He Receives Mexican Business Men in Informal Way © at Cottage,

PLEASED WITH  CONDUCT OF > \THE MEXICANS   Tarding Sees People in Peaceful Village — Cold Wave Hits Point Isabel.  eee

NORTHER DRIVES DOWN ON TEXAS   President-Elect Harding Is Forced to Abandon Tarpon Fishing and Don Heavies.  TALKS WITH MEYICANS

WELCOME FROM MEXICAN SIDE   Mexican Hospitaiities to Harding Are of Warmest Knd: Rivai That Given on American Side.

a  HOME SHAVES FOR NEW YORK   Striking Borhers to Care for Patrons at Their Offices—Demand 69. Cent S aircets.  win, de HS

HOME SHAVES FOR NEW YORK   Striking Barbers to Care for Patrons at Their Offices—Demand 60Cent Haircuts.

TELLS CHURCH TO ADVERTISE   Has the Goods, But Has Never Told the World About Them.

GIVES NAME OF MAN WHO MAY KNOW ABOUT BOMB BLAST IN WHICH 30 DIEL

MANY ATF FUNERAL.   Se Tvices For Late Mrs, Sarah Rogers Attended by Many Sunday.

“MANY AP FUNED   Sete! ices For Late-Mrs. Saran Nogers Attended by. Ma

Le TRIANGLE ~ 15 UNFOLDED   CLIERGYMAN'S © ROMANTIC  INTRUSION INTO FAMILY IS REVEALED AT VINCENNES

LOVE TRIANGLE 15 UNFOLDED   CLERGYMAN'S ROMANTIC _IN'TRUSION INTO FAMILY IS REVEALED AT VINCENNES   DIVORCE = 15 RESULT

FIVE OF NINE   One Hanger Striker Died Last Nigh —Feeling at Highest Pitch.

SINN FEINERS  IN JAIL NEAR DEATH   One Hunger Striker Died Last Night -» Feeling at Highest Pitch.

YOUTHFUL BANDITS   Girl Aged 12 and Poy Aged 9 Rob Woman of Purse

CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE IN ABEVANGE   FIRST CONFERENGE JULY 98   ROOSEVELT AND COMMITTEE TO VISIT GOVERNOR COX.   Governor Cox Has Not Yet Intimatent His Choice for Wis Campaign Manager,

OHIO MAN TALKED OF TO BE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN DIRECTOF   E. H. Moore, Who Put Cox Across, May Head Nat. Committee

GOX POSTPONES MAKING PLANS   Will Await Arrival O Other Leaders.

COX BAQILS DINNER OVER A CAMP FIRE IN WOODED RAVINE   Takes Half Holiday From Political Cares and Conferences.

MADE HIS MOST THRILLING PLEA BEFORE BURGLAR   Philadelphia Lawyer: ] Successful in Appeal for His Life.

CAMERON EXPLAINS PRICES   Difference in Selling Cost of Flour Results in Much Confusion nt Omaha.

Difference in Selling Cost of Flour Resnits in Much Confasion ~ ee ee ee

COCCHI SENTENCE 27 YEARS   Jury at Bologna, Italy, Finds Hin Guilty of Slaying Ruth Cruger of New York,

COCCHI SENTENCED   For the Murder of Ruth Cruger ii New York in 1917.

31 MORE SALOONS IN CHICAGO ARE CLOSEL   Attorney General Asks Landis for Injunction.

SYRIAN PRINGE OROCLAIMED KING   Fireworks at. Beirut Celebrate + Independence « of Country.

UDGE OUSTS BERGER SUIT   Case Against Jersey City Officials fo Expelling Socialist Is Dismissed in Court.

MAY ENTER CABINET   HUGHES TO BE OME SECRETARY  ~ OF STATE REPORT,   Apparently Auther:c Announcemen Is Made in Wasi. gton Following Knox ¢ . rence,

HUGHES MAY ENTER HARDING CABINET   _ to Be Slated For Post of _ Secretary of State,

HUGHES MAY ENTE! HARDING CABINE]   Said fo Be Stated For Post oi Secrelaiy ot stale.

HUGHES FOR CABINE}   Consents to Become Secretary of State, Is Report. _   Announcement ,. Mada --in Washington Following a Conference With Senator Knox of Pennsylvania.

Two Bodies With Bullet Wounds Found In Snow Bank—Letters May Lead to Identification.

DEAD ARE FOUND _ IN A SNOWBANK   ONE. OF THREE BODIES DISAP PEARED WHILE POLICE  WERE COMING

THREE BODIES FOUND \IN A BANK OF SNOW   Believed Mem Had Beon hot « Death Due to a Vendetta— . Letters Were Found.”

AMERICANS ARE ARRESTED   Sbirged With Byadiug Dratt and Kuruishing Arias to Mextouns,

STEEL WIRE PRICES CUT   Pittsbure Company To Sell Nails at $3.75 a Ker:- -First Time in Years _

BARBED WIRE, STAPLES AND NAILS ARE CU1   First Reduction in Steel Wire Products Made in Several Years Announced.

STEEL WIRE PRODUCTS. -—REDUOED IN PRICE   ‘New Quotations On Wire Naits    Plain And Barbed Wire And  ‘Fence Staples.

BOLSHEVIK WILL NOT GET STUFFS SENT 10 RUSSIA   All Imports And Ex. ports Handled By Co Operative Stores.

UIST AIBUTIO UF SUPPLIES 1H) COMMENT   Details of Plan Are Given by Officials of Co-operative Union   RUSSIAN ECONOMIC RED CROSS IN CHARGE   Only Ships Are Needed to Start Trade With the Allies

PERFECTING ALL PLANS FOR THE RESUMPTION OF  TRADE RELATION WITH RUSSIANS

" WWITHE RUSSIA   Expected Bolsheviki \ Will Per. mit Free Exchange of Manu - factured . Goods and Raw ; Materials—-Russia’s Surplus Stocks of Wheat, Flax anc  -Lumber Will Be Exported.

Work Out All the Plans fo Resuming Commercial Relations With Russia.   RUSSIANS GIVE OUT DETAILS OF PROJECT   Russian Cereals and Othe Products to Be Exchanged for Essentials.

‘AUSS RESUMPTION OF TRADE SIMPLE, EMISSARIES SAY   Wheat, Cereals, Cattle, Fla Stocks Vast; to Be Traded for Raw Material.   FARM TOOLS, MEDICINES, . CLOTH, SHOES ARE NEEDS   Co-Operative Stores Not Under Bolsheviki as Government Trusts Them, ts Story.

DETAILED PLAN PO FEOUIAP  AUGOIAN TRADE   BIG STOCK OF RAW MATERIALS AWATTING OCEAN TONNAGE FOR MAKAETING.

ELABORATE PLANS ARE MADE 10 TRADE WITH THE RUSSIANS   Allies Will Open Commercial Re. lations With Bolsheviki On Grand Scale.   TERMS ARE GIVEN PUBLIC   Follows Negotiations Between Russians and the Supreme Council At Paris.

Plans for Resuming Trade on Large Scale Being Worked Out—Representative of Cooperative Unions Says Country Has Larger Stores of Goods for Export Than Ever Before i in Hex  History.  4

MAKE PLANS FOR RESUMING TRADE IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Russian Organization Puts Over Plan to Exchange Goods.   HAS GREAT CROP OF WHEAT TO TRADE:FOR MERCHANDIS!   Needs Farming Implements, Glothing, Shoes and Other Goods.

DISTRIBUTION EASY MATTER   Elaborate Plans For Resumption of Trade Relations Worked Out

Huge Stores of Wheat, Cereals, ‘Cattle and Flax Released: to ‘World Trade by Decision. of Simrame Council :   BOLSHEVIK! EXPECTED TO PERMIT INTERCHANGE   Co-operative Unions with 25;000,000 Members Undertake. Solution of Problems Inci-: dent to Lifting of Blockade

CLABUNAIE PLANS FOR RUSS TRADE   Allies Anticipate No Protest From Bolsheviki Government   RAW MATERIALS ARE READY   Free interchanges Are Planned In Reop:ning Commercial Relaticns.

PLAN RESUMPTION. OF BUSINESS WITH RUSSIAN PEOPLE      Expected That Bolshevik Will Permit Free Interchange of Manvfactured Goods and Raw Materials.

- TRADE SOON      Saboanls Pipes: tor  Resumptior  ‘of Commercial Relations Are Made, i

GEL APPEALS TO THE ALLIES   Anti-Bolshevik Leader’s Position in the Crimea is Poariloiuc.

WRANGEL’S ARMY FACES EXTINGTION   DETAILS OF BOLSHEVIKI SUC. CESSES, RECEIVED AT PARIS, ARE WITHHELD.

Sister. of. Cork Mayor Hires Eminent “Authority: to. Ine vestigate’. Charges”   HUNGER STRIKER: NOT: IN IMMEDIATE: DANGER   Sir Norman  - Moore, Explains : . ight C2

MAG SWINEY GETS NO NOURISHMENT   Noted Specialist Tells Mayor’s Sister Hunger Strike is Straight.

No Nourishment te Lord Mayor For Fifty Days, Bat Far From Being Dyine Man.

TURK TROOPS BEATEN   ARMENIANS ROUT NATIONALISTS AT OLD ARARAT.   Win Battle Near the Chief Patriarch’s Seat—U. S. May Send Marines to Batum.

ARMENIANS WIN FIGH)   Rout Turk Nationalists at Feo of Ararat.   U. S. May Send Marines to Batum— Daniels Takes Mattcr Up With Colby.

GEORGE E. RICE MUST SERVE JAIL SENTIONCE,   Former Commission Man Used Mails to Defraud Charge.

BISHOP OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIES IN ALTOONA   Rt. Rev. Eugene A. Gar vey, 75, Passed away Early Today after Short HIness from an Ob secure Disease. ,   MANY CHARGES

BISROP OF AY/TOONA DEAD.   Right Rev. FE. A. Garvey Passed After Half Century of Priesthood.

GIVEN NAVAL ACADEMY.   Gift to Commodore Perry Turned Over by Grandson.

BRITISH LABORITES --: . ~ CONDEMN IRISH RUY   English —Domination “Wouk Drive Any - Spirited Natior Into Dangerous Discontent?

HITS BRITISH RULE OF IRISH   Labor Commission Report Says Country Is Wholly Estranged.

BRITISH RULE OF IRELAND HIT   Report of Labor Commission Say: Country is Wholf¥ Estranged by Policy.

FRAN GO-PRUGOIAN Wah AO UMED ALONG BHM   French Troops Move to Occupy Cities on Right Bank of River jin Reprisal for Huns’ Entry Into Neutral Zone.   GREAT BRITAIN DECLINES TO CO-OPERATE IN ADVANCE

FOCH TO OCCUPY FOUR RHINE CITIES (S-PARIS BELIFF   GEN. DE GOUTTE HAS TROOPS READY TO START ON ADVANCE.   ACTION IS ‘SECRET      Move Is Reprisal for Enemy’s Army in Treaty's. Neutral Fone,

FRENCH TROOPS ALONG THE RHINE ARE _ READY TO ENTER GERMAN TERRITORY   Despite Assurance Officially Given By Germans.  _ That Only Limited Number of Troops Would .  _ Be Sent In Ruhr Distre'tgIn Realify Number Amounts To 40,000. _ 7  a all 8      QUIET IS RESTORED

MILITARY MEASURES IN HANDS OF MARSHAL FOCH   3ritish Government Declines to Cooperate in Occupation of Frankfort, Darmstadt and Other Points, But Will “Favorably Follow the Action of France.”  ,

GERMANS WILL BE COMPELLED 10 MOVE OUT   Troops Sent Into Ruhr Basit Will Be Driven Forth By Foch.   CLASH IS EXPECTED IF ORDER IS IGNORED   U. S. Receives No Notice of the Intention of French Government.

FRANCE TO PUNISH NATION FOR. PEACE TREATY VIOLATIONS   Trocps to Occupy Teuton Cities on East Side of Rhine,  Paris Announces   BRITISH DECLINE TO COOPERATE IN MOVE   Marshal Foch May Decide that Teutons Must Pay for Expense of Occupation

FRENCH TROOPS READY FOR INVASION   Marshal F och’s M en Poised On Rhine’s Left Bank  For Reprisals.   TREATY BREACH IS SEEN IN PARIS

FRENCH TROOPS. TO CROSS LINE   General DeGoutte, Under Order: From Foch, Ready to Occupy Citles.   REPRISAL FOR GERMAN ‘AGT   Berlin Government Sent Armed Forces Into Neutral Zone Fixed by Treaty —Fighting Continues in Ruhr  ‘District, ~

FOCH. IS “IN CONTROL   READY TO ENTER GERMANY AT MOMENTS NOTICE.    French Declare Presence of AO - German Government Treops In Rube District

FRENCH READY TO. ENTER GERMAN)   British Decline to-Cooperate i The Occupation   Demand Germany Pay Expense

BERLIN MUST PAY PRICE OF RUHR ACTION   Troops, under Foch, tc Occupy Rhine Cities as Reprisal.

FRENCH TROOPS MOVE  ACROSS RIVER RHINE AS REPRISAL AGAINST NEW BOCHE ADVANCE

French May Cross The Rhine   FOCH’S TROOPS MAY SEIZE CITIES ON WESTERN BANK AS ACT  Ar MeFeanmical

FRENGH TROOPS TO. GROSS RHINE   ——E  Action is Taken as Reprisal Against Germany for Enter~. ing Ruhr Basin.   AWAIT OFFICIAL WORD

FRENCH TROOPS ALONG RHINE   Prepared to Enter German Territory if Presence Needed.

SRITISH ALOOF  “Will Not Cooperate ir Punishment of Germany --- Expense Now Embarrasse: French Movements

FOUR HURT IN WRECK             Missouri Pacific Train Dera , Poplar Blufts, Ae.

FOUR IN WRECK AT POPLAR BLUFFS  INJURED   Sunshine Special of Missouri P2c'’: Line Derailed This Morning. Three Seriously Hurt,

FOUR PASSENGERS INJURED WHEN SUNSHINE SPECIAL IS DERAILED IN MISSOURI

-LOST FIRST -ROUND,   Jack Johnson Knocked Out In Effort For. Bail.

FIRST’EFFORT.10 GET '  ented amet ee oe  FREEDOM IS BLOCKED   Johnson's Application For Bail Is Denied by Federal Judge Alschiller in, Chicago.   MILLIONAIRE AIDS PUGILIST

JACK JOHNSON GOES TO JAM   MILLIONAIRE BRICK MAN WANT ED TO GO HIS BAIL BUT WAS REFUSED BY COURT.

JOHNSON REFUSED BAIL BY JUDGE   Alschnuler Says He Should Have Ap peared Refore Judge Carpenter, Instead,

OIA ARRESTED ON FEDERAL WARRANTS   Leaders of Yardmen’s Association at New Orleans Charged With Violating Food Act and Interfering With Mails.

U. § AGENTS ARREST STTUIKERS.   Six in New Orleans Charged With ta Son we Sai wk ci ce UMT RGB Meer £4

SIX STRIKERS ARRESTED.   Department of Justice Agents Hold Leaders for Interfering With Mails.

WNION RECORD OF LEADERSHIP BLACK, ROTTEN   Spokesman for Coal Opera. tors Attacks Chiefs of Or. ganized Labor in South: western Coal Mines.

ATTACKS MINE UNION'S BLACK, ROTTEN RECORD   Operatore’ Spokesman at Strik Settlement Hearing Denounces “Wild Cat” Strikes

DECLARES RECORD UNION LEADERS {5 BLACK AND ROTTES   President National Coal Asso ciation ‘recipitates Controversy With Head of Miners.   JOMMISSION HEARS CASE OF SOUTHWESTERN FIELD   Hl. N. Taylor Believes Men Do Not Need an Increased Wage Seale So Much as an Unmolested Opportanity to Work—Number of Demands Presented by Miners,

Miners’ Leaders Have  Black, Rotten Records Is ‘Operators’ Charg

TAYLOR TELLS MINE PROBERG STRIKES GUal   PRES. LEWIS TAKES EXCEPTIO} TO TERM “WILDCAT” USED BY THE OPERATOR.     ‘Miners Of Southwest Want Uniformi.  ty of Wages And Of Working Conditions.

MINE CASE PRESENTED.   Operators’ Representative At. tacks “Black and Rotten Record” of Union Leaders.

PRESENT FACTS TO COMMISSION   Case of, Bituminous Coal Industry Presented —  FOR THE FIVE STATES   yomprising the Southwestern Field by Representatives of Operators and Miners—Taylor Denounces ‘‘Black ,and Rotten Becord’’ of Union Leaders—Exception Taken.

BITUMINOUS COAL MEN REACH TERM:   WAGE INCREASE OF 27 PER CENT WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON THURSDAY.

AGREE ON COAL WAGE SCALE   Bituminous: Miners and Operaters Come to an Agreement.

MINERS CONFERENCE AGREES TO TERMS   Will Stand by Recommendatior of President Until New Agreement.

Raise In Wages Is Now Effective   Joint Scale Committee of Miners and Operators Agree on Commission Report.

COAL WAGE SCALE ACCEPTED   Committee of Bituminous Operators and Mirers Reach Agreement— Mine to Go On.

AL! NECESSITY FOR CESSATION OF COAL MINING AVOIDED   Joint Commission Agrees to _ Make Monetary Provision in ' Award Effective April 1.   PROTECTION TO THE PUBLIC PRESIDENT LEWIS SAYS   Sub-Committee to Carry on Ne®otiation of a New Wate Contract for Bituminous Workers, Based on Report of Strike Settlement Commis. sion Appoitted by President Wilson

BITUMINOUS MEN AGREE UPON TRUCE WITH WAGE RAISI   President’s Plan to Become Ef fective Thursday, With 27 ~ Per Cent Increase.

PENDING CONTRACT SOFT GOALEMINERS TO. REMAINAT WORK   Locals’ Notified by Wire to Continue in Mines After Apr. 1   WILL NEGOTIATE CONDITIONS

DEGIOE 10 AGCEPT COAL WAGE AWARE   Bituminous Scale Committee Holde foint Sescign.   TO BE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1   Monetary Provisions of Com. mission's Decision Provide Increase of 27 Per Cent.— Mines Will Continue in Operation Pending Working Out of New Agreement.

OPERATORS AND MINERS REACH AN AGREEMENT   Accept Monetary Provision: Decided by Bituminous Coal Commission.   STRIKE DANGER AVERTED

WAGE INCREASE TWENTY-SEVEN PERCENT AWARD   No Cessation April 1 Pend. ing Negotiation of New Contract.

BITUMINOUS MEN ACCEPT NEW SCALE   Agree To Abide By Wilson Committes’s Maajority Wage - Dispute Report .

UNINTERRUPTED OUTPUT OF COAL   Bituminous Mines to Continue Operations   AGREEMENT REACHED   That Monetary Provisions Contained in Commissions Award Shall Become Effective April 1 and Work will Not be Interrupted Pending Further Adiustment

AWARD IN CORL GHSE ACCEPTED: MINING NOT 10 BE INTERRUPTEL   Scale Committee of Operators and Miners Agrees t¢ Take Monetary Provisions Annroaved Ry Witeon,   07 PER CENT INCREASE IN WAGES IS GRANTED   Raise to Take Effect Apri 1: Mines Will Operate Pending the Working Out of New Wage Agreement

NOW, HERE IS A MINORITY   Lone Democrat Elected to the” New Jersey Assembly—-Will Vote as “One Man.

HERE IS A REAL MINORITY   New Jersey Assembly to Have Lone Democrat Next Session.’

KENTUCKY WOMAN MAY HAVE BEEN ONE OF MANY VICTIMS PRESENT DAY BLUE-BEARD

Walkout Tomorrow Is  Thot Assured SEE HAND OF “REDS”  Food Stored---Expect a — Bitter Struggle

MILLION MINERS TO GO ON STRIKE   Efforts io Avert Tieup tn Great Britaln Prove Futile,   BAN PLACED ON GOAL EXPORTS

‘RED ACTIVITIES SEBN [Be HIEND STRIKE THREAT  ‘eo ew ee i, RS ee ee ee

ENGLISH OFFICIALS FEAR COAL STRIKE   WINNERS REJECTING ALL PROPOS. ALS AND ARE wer’ ypTo

Country Prepares for Lone Siege by Storing Food . and Fuel.   LLOYD-GEORGE TO FIGHT TO BITTER END, BELIEF      Efforts to Effect Eleventh Hour Settlement Seem of No Avail, ,

Government Immediately Orders Embargo on Exports Following Call   MINERS’ LEADERS ADMIT THEIR CAUSE UNPOPULAR   MODERATES BELIEVE UNION WILL BE SPLIT THROUGH EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES DEMANDING NATIONALIZATION.   FEAR OF REVOLUTION  ADMITTED BY BRITISH

Kingdom Preparing for Great Struggle with Union Men Who Are Said to Be Seeking Soviet Rule   Downfall of Parliament Declared to Be  Object of Strike Called by tha Minare

RISING IN ENGLAND SEEN IN STRIKE   Overthrow of Government Aim of Coal Walkout, Belief   MILLION MINERS TO Quit.   Bolshevik Hand Shown in Plan, Officiale Think

OF MINERS   Bolshevik Agents Operating in Britain Are Believed Ready to Attempt Upheaval of the English Government.   NATIONALIZATION -OF ALL MINES PRINCIPAL DEMANC   Radical Demand Believed First Step in Attempt to Overthrow Government; Country  Se Deanna

ARMENIA IS RECOGNIZED AS REPUBLIC   7. oy Takes Formal Action: Lloyd George and Premier Agree.

FORMAL RECOGNITION AS REPUB LIC GRANTED.   NOTICE GIVEN TO DIPLOMATIC CQ7PS   No Attempt Made to Establish Boun daries For the New State.—Left To International Action.

Armenia: Takes” Place. Among World: ‘Powe hrough. De ~ cision of. Altied. Conférence at = San Remo ©“.

ARMENIA GIVE! ITS INDEPENDENCI   U. S. Formally Recognizes Republic, to Be Followed by Allies.

ARMENIA IS GIVEN FULL RECOGNITION AS FREE REPUBLIC   American Action Similar to That Decided Upon by Ally Council.

RECOGNIZE ARMENIA TODAY AS REPUBLIC   Formal Action is Taken ir Note Sent By Colby.

ARMENIA GRANTED U4, RECOGNITION AS INDEPENDENT   Allies at San Remo Give New Republic: Same Courtesy: No Boundaries Set.

At the Same Time Similar Action Is Taken by the Conference of Allied Premiers at San Remo.   ‘BOUNDARIES LEFT TO FUTURE DECISIONS   ‘Notice Is Sent to Diplomatic ‘Corps Abroad — Wilson’s Fiume Settlement  Accepted. :

ARMENIA 1S FORMALLY ECOGNZED: BY U. § SA NEW REPUBLI   Notification Was Sent to Representative Today. — Boundaries Are to be Fixed By. International Tribunal  T ator.

AMERICA FORMALLY REROGNIZES ARMENIA   ‘New Independent Republic: is Given Speedy Recognition By The United States.  Recognition Makes No Attempl To Establish Boundaries Of Armenia.

ANTHRACITE OPERATORS ACCUSED OF PROFITEERING   Charges Feature Initial Session of Wage Commission in Scranton.

HARD COAL WAGE HEARING OPENS   Miners Begin Arguments Before President's  Commission.

LEAGUE IS FACING _ A CRITICAL PERIOD   Test of “Unanimous Agreement’’ Plan Will Prove a Severe Trial.

SPLIT LOOMS IN ASSEMBLY   Grave Situation Brought by Re quired Unanimous Vote   JAPANESE DEMAND TO. WAIT   Raclaj Equality: Question Defers red by Tokie Delegates

Critical Period » Coming Week For _ League of Nation:      CONTESTS FEATURE DECISIONS — SUG GEST INTERNATIONAL COMMIT TEE ON BLOCKADES — JAPAN NOT TO ASK RACIAL EQUALITY

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY FACING » CRUCIAL POINT IN CAREER   if Able to Weather Coming  Stormy: Debates Delegates  ‘Believe It Will Have Passed Danger Pomt

Success of League Is In Balance   ‘RITICAL ISSUES AT STAKE THIS WEEK; JAPAN BIDES TIME.

LEAGUE FACING WEEK OF TROUBLE   Must Now be Settled by The Assemby Unanimously

LEAGUE DRAWS NEAR CRITICAL POINT IN WORK   Delegates State Questions Remaining to Be Settled Are of Most Difficult -Importance   JAPAN ‘PATIENTLY - WAITS OPPORTUNITY   LAND OF EAST, THROUGH LEGAL PRESENTATIVES, WITH,  “HOLDING RACIAL EQUAL-   ITY PROBLEMS _. 

LEAGUE TO  ’ BE TESTED   Coming Week ts to be a Critica _ Time is the Belief.   TAKES. A. UNANIMUOS VOTE   Some Matters. Must be. Decided That Way Instead of by — > Majority: Vote.

CRUC IAL WEEK FOR THE LEAGUE   THE REAL TEST OF THE COVENANT IS NOW TO COME:    COVENANT. REQUIRES. THIS TO E DONE FOR ACTION. —   But Can. Questions Decided in Comnilttee by Bare Majorities — ~ Get Unanimous Approval?

LEAGUE FACES MoT GAITICAL PERIOD OF LIFE   Important Issues to Be Decided by Assembly This Week.   Will Not Ask Racial Equal: ity at This Ses sion.

 LEAGUE FAGES ~ GRITICAL PERIOD   VEXED QUESTIONS SET rLED IN COMMITTEE MUST HAVE UNANIMOUS VOTE.      TEADERS NOT OPTIMISTIC

ANOTHER DESERTS SHIP ~ AND QUITS HIS PLAGE   Pierpont B. Noyes, Americai Member Rhineland Commission, Hands in Resipnation.   ‘FAVES IN TEN -DAYS

CLEVELAND SHUTS OUT BROOKLYN   In Sixth Game of World’s Serie: Which Was Pitcher’s Battle Between Left-Handers.

Tide Turns-in Sixth Inning when  Speaker Singles and Burns . Smashes:-Double to Fence ~ Scoring Manager for Run

Cleveland Continues Winning Streak and Cops Sixth Game of World Series With a 1 to 0 Victory   Brooklyn Has Another Chance to Avert Loss of Undisputed Title in Game With Indians Tomorrow

MAILS WINNER OVER SMITH IN PITCHER FIGHT   Indians Annex Game By 1 to 0 Score Today.

SPEAKER'S TRIBE  WINS THE SIXTH   In Tight Game American Champions Humble National Premiers for Fourth Time by Score of 1to 0, °°   MAILS PITCHES SHUTOUT BALL

Indians Shut Out Dodgers in Contest by Pitching Skill   THE BOX SCORE

SPEAKER IN 6TH INNING   Leader of Tribesman Counts Only Tally on Burns’ Two Bagger.   CLEVELAND BACKERS ARE SURE OF SERIES

MAILS AND SMITH HOOK UP IN PITCHING BATTLE; ONE RUN DECIDES GAME   Indians’ Victory Puts Them Within One Game Of 1920 World’s Baseball Championship—Have Now Won Four Games To Two For Brooklyn And Have One More Game To Play On Their Home Grounds.

MAILS WIN UL ALAIK CHERRY SMITH   Former @oast Leaguer Shuts Out Dodgers: Only Three Hits Allowed   le tl  SERIES STANDS FOUR AND TWO, CLEVELAND   Play One More Game. in Ohio City Before Going Back to Brooklyn

sores SHUT OUT TD “PITCHING DUEL BETWEEN "LEFT HANDERS   THE SCORE WAS 1 -TO 0   Cleveland Indians Now Have World's Championship Almost Within Their Grasp

INDIANS GRAB OTH OF SERIES BY A 1-0 SCORI   Speaker’s Single to Left an Burns’ Two-Bagger Win the Game.   PITCHING WAS AiR-TIGHT   Contest Was Between Slabmer With Indians Getting Best of Ht.

BROOKLYN LOSES 170 0; CLEVELAND NEEDS ONE MORE   Speaker’s Hit Gives Victory In Pitching Duel Of Mails and Smith.

CLEVELAND  WINS FROM BROOKLYN   (By ‘Asseciated Press Leased Wire.)   Cleveland

NAILS, RECRUIT, COPS OTH GAME   Speaker Singles and Burns Hit Double to Bring in Only Run of Fracas.   SMITH OPPOSES INDIANS

‘CLEVELAND TAKES CLOSE GAME TODAY   BROOKLYN SHUT OUT IN -PITCHING DUEL BETWEEN LEFT HANDERS   THE SCORE WAS 1 TO 0   Cleveland Indians Now Have World's Championship Almost Within Their Grasp   Tide Turned in Sixth Wher Speaker Was Scored on Burns’ Two Base _ Hit

CLEVELAND WINS SIXTH GAME, 1-0   Indians Bring Championship Al. most Within Grasp by Trimming Rob: ins in Pitching Due! Between Mails and Smith.

CLEVELAND IN FOURTH VICTORY   Defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 In Sixth Game.   MUST WID ONLY ONE MORE   ndians Have World's Series Almost Within Grasp—Mails Is Today's Hero,

Mails Is Victor In Great Hurling Duel With Sherrod Smith   THE SIIMMARY

INDIANS PRACTICALLY CLINCH WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP — BY BLANKING BROOKLYN. 1100   Score by Innings   eT .F. Se FOR of fof of of fot F oksto

WIN SIXTE IN DUBL OF SOUTHPA WS   Indians now have Pennant Almost Within  Qraen   BURNS sTARS  GAME   Smashes Double t to the Fence and Scores Only Ron

“Dusty” Mails Holds Brooklyn Sluggers  Helpless .  Sherrod Smith, For Dodgers, Pitched Great Game  But Speaker's Indians Were Not To Be Denied Victery  Cleveland Tribe Needs But One  Ahaen tn Clinch Carine   Cleveland Tribe Needs But One More to Clinch Series.

INDIANS HAVE BELT ALMOST IN GRASP   Shut Out” Brooklyn With One ¢ Zero Score Today; Pitching Duel  is Ganie’s Spectacular Feature      TWO LEFT-HANDERS ENGAGE ‘INA. BATTLE ROYAL

TAKE SIATH Ot  SEHIES TODAY BY 1-0 SCORE   Cleveland Holds Marginal Lead In World’s Series Title Race Winning Four Games Out of Six      SOUTHPAW PITCHING DUEL FEATURES TODAY’S BATTLE   Speaker Scores Winning Run on Double by Burns in Sixth Inning

ONE MORE VICTORY AND INDIANS WILL BE CHAMPIONS OF WORLD   Pitching Contest Between Two Left-Handers Is Feature Of Today’s Game   Sveaker Scores. Only Run anc This Was Achieved Througi Burns’ Double

IS TRIS. SPEAKER SCORES: WINNING RUN IN SIXT   Walter Mails Allows Brooklyn Dodgers Only Three Scattered Hits in Today’s Game

CLEVELAND  BROOKLYN I SCORE OF  OTH PIM   IT PROVED TIGHTEST CON TEST OF THE SERIES: IT WAS A PITCHERS’ BATTLE.

Pitching Duel Ends With Sherry Smith Second Best.   Ee :  WINNING RUN MADE   IN SIXTH INNING   Cleveland Needs One More Game to Win World’s Series.

JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB MEETING   SELLORS TURSDAY NIGHT.   MUSICAL PUZZLE CONTEST

JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB MEETING   INTERESTING PROGRAM RAD REEN ARRANGED BY COUXSELLORS TUESDAY NIGHT.   MUSICAL PUZZLE CONTEST

STUDENTS NOW ADIN PAIRS   MANY BROTHERS AND SISTERS  REGISTERED AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY

NoT IN FEAR or GERMANY.   Vote of Confidence Given in French  Government Program.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT UPHELD   Chamber of Deputies at Paris Votes Confidence in It by 493 to 65 Ballot.

TRENCH CABINET SUSTAINED. DEBATE IN CHAMBER OF DISARMING THE FALLEN FOE

FIX REPARATIONS METHOD.   French and British Reach Agreement Concerning Pro. cedure to Be Followed.

IN ACCORD ON REPARATIONS   Great Britain aed France Reach Agreement On How Mech te Levy Os Germany.

ANGLO-FRENCH CLASH ENDS   Definite Agreement Is Reached ai Paris on Reparations Due From Germany.

REWARD OFFERED FOR ROBBERS   Vistim Tied to Rail Track is Stil Alive

FLU CONTINUES TO SPREAD STEADILY   Government Reports Indicate Disease Is Becoming General In U. S.

ALADY SHOWS, CTEANY SPREAT   Reports to Health Service Show Influenza Gradually Gaining Ground

QTEADY oP READ OF SFLU NOTED   State and City Health Officers Shows Disease Increase Over Country.

STEADY INCREASE IN INFLUENZA NOTED THRUOUT COUNTRY   Number of Deaths in New York Are Greater and Altho Outbreaks Have Not Been Sensational it Continues to Qrov.

TEADY SPREAD OF "oy INDICATED   Reports Reaching Weshingian Dee, Nei Nate f Palceoise In Any Particular E.oceality.

SPREAD OF _ INFLUENZA —. GROWING   OVER COUNTRY AS IN- DICATED BY REPORTS  FROM WASHINGTON..   Twenty-three. States Now Affected by the Disease— Deaths Increase. in’ New York—Fewer New Cases.

EW YORK I CASES ECREASE   ing Off of 833 Cases aths Increase Lo  Hundred Mark

INFLUENZA NOW SPREADING FAST   REPORTS FROM 23 STATES ARE RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON.

INFLUENZA ‘OVER COUNTRY      Reports To Health Service Show no Marked Increase - Is Noted

INFLUENZA CASES IN CITY SHOW STEADY INCREASE TODAY   Estimate of Number of Case: Runs Anywhere from 100 to 500 in the City.   INCREASE IS GRADUAL   Hospital Authorities Urge That Visiting of Patients In Institutions Stop.

BANDITS HOLD UP A BANK AT CAMP VERDE   Compel Cashier to Give Up One Thousand In Cash   CASHIER LATER TAKEN OUT GF TOWN LIMITS   Woman Rides to Telephone to Notify the Sheriff

"ee Baten fouled Sa alia i i i i i i  WORST OF WINTER’S ‘BLIZZARDS RAGES ‘IN THE NORTHWEST

BUSY SESSi0Hl LOOKED FOR: Tt WASTE ASSISTS   Co- operation to Put Through Domestic * Legislation is Held Needful   VETO: POWERS FEARED BY LEADERS OF: PARTY   Large Number Defeated But Still in Office Makes for Indanandenca :

Fire Drives Fifty Families Frars: Rad    ast Session of Present Congress  _- Will Be Useful In Spite of “fs?

LAST SESSION OF DYING CONGRESS ~ MAY RE USEFI   © ce ‘Much Depends on Willingness of President to Assist. in _ Domestic. Legislation.   fall “IE.” ATTITUDE OF REPUBLICAN LEADERS   ‘Dominant Party May Conclude to Mark Time and Avoid Prohahle. Vetoes.

BABY BROTHER TELLS STORY IN MURDER CASE   Mother of Murdered Babe Also On Stand in Trial of Defiance  eer   Mother Had Previously Forgiven Farmer For Alleged Crime

CHILD HEARD Ih MURDER TRIAL   Tells Story of Infant Brother's Death Near Defiance -

Typhoid Claims the ‘Life of Well __Known Checotah. OTT Adgtean ” pe ys

WELL KNOWN CITIZEN _ PASSES AWAY.   Typhoid ‘Ciaims the ‘Life of Well Known Checotah . Citizen.

Jifaetar--eneral Hines {a Pealy To Sage Demants Un Our Responsibility   U5. TEAMNION ARE UNTIED

HINES WILL REPORT HIS FINDINGS 10 PRESIDEN   Answer to Demands of 2,000,000 Railroad Workers to Be Ready Very Soon.  a,   WILSON TO APPROVE OR  DISAPPROVE OF FINDiNas   ‘Washington Officials Regard Rail: road Situation as Very Grave . at This Time.   HINES AND TUMULTY TALK   Conferences to Be Held This Morning, Postponed Until 3:30 ‘This Afternoon. .‘

Hines Not To Consult Wilson on R. R. Wages   Announcement Is Made That the Director General Will Answer Demand of Men and Then Submit Matter to the President.

HINES 10 ANGWER BAIL MEN WITHOUT PRESIDENT’S 0. X.   'Wilson to Approve Decision or  Disapprove it Afterward,  White House Reports.   HERETOFORE EXECUTIVE  HAS ACTED IN ADVANCE   Situation Extremely Grave in View of Officials; Meet Today Not on Time.

WILSON WHL BE RAL TUM OL PAY DEMAND UF RAL WEY EMIPLOVES      President Will Allow Hines to Answer Unions from Viewpoint of Line Administration, . Then Will Approve or Disapprove.

HINES AND UNION OFFICERS CONFER   R.R. Director To Make Answer to Wage Demands on Own Responsibilities   Conference Between Hines ‘and Brotherhood Chiets This Afternoon

UP TO WILSON   President to Approve or Disapprove Director Hines’ Answer to Wage Demanés.   CONSIDER SITUATION GRAVE   Workers Profess to See Little - ° Hope That Walkout Can Be Avyerted.

DIRECTOR GENERAL WILL] LY ON OWN RESPONSIBIDITY        NO _ FEDERAL INJUNCTION CONTEMPLATED NOW.          Conferences: -Retween! Rafirpad _ oindatraiion and Union  Me -Resumed After Delay,‘

DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES 10 ACT ON CWH RESPONSIBILTY   His Decision Will Be Reported To The White House After It Has Been Announced To The Heads Of The Brotherhoods

HINES FIRST DECIDES AND THEN REPORTS   DECISION WILL Bi MADE AND THEN PUT UP TC PRESIDENT WILSON.

DEMANDS OF 2,000,000 FY. MEN IN THE BALANGE   HINES MAKING ANSWER ON OWN RESPONSIBILITY.   PRES. WILSON HAS NOT AS YET SEEN IT.   The President After Hines Makes Known His Answer This Afternoon will Either Approve or Disapprove of the Report.

RAILROAD GUTLOOK IS MOST  GRAVE   HINES TO MAKE ANSWER TO MEN   President Will Then Take Action On the Union Demands

HINES TO MAKE HIS ANSWER 10 RAILROAD MEN   Will Reply to Demands Direct ly and Then Refer the Matter to President.   CONFERENCES TO BE RESUMED LATE TODAY   Maintenance of Way Brother hood Officials Are Now  in Washington.

WILL TAKE IT UPON HIMSELE TO DISCUSS WAGE: DEMANDS WITH THE RAILROAD

HINES TO ANSWER DN WAGE DEMANDS      Decision Will Then Be Reported To President Who Will Approve or Disapprove.

IN CONFERENCE AND THE RESULT MAY BE KNOWN TODAY. PRESIDENT LEE OF THE TRAINMEN BROTHERHOOD GIVES NOTICE THAT THEY WILI STRIKE UNLESS THEIR DEMANDS ARE MET

~~ FTrTlUmGae ee  AAIL DIRECTOR TO ANSWER THE DEMAND OF MEN   Reply to Be Submitted President Following Announcement by Hines, —

WILSON TO REVIEW HINES RAILROAD WAGE ANSWER   Direetor-General’s Decision to Go to President Before Goine Into Effect.

HINES 10 ANSWER RAILWAY MEN ON OWN RESPONSIBILITY   Then President Can Approve Or Disapprove of New Wage  Agreement.   IT IS A DEPARTURE   Heretofore, President Has Ap proved Agreements Ahead of the Railroad Administration

HINES WILL REPLY UPON OWN RESPONSIBILITY   President Will Approve or Disapprove Railroad Decision Later

HINES WAGE SEMANDS OF RAIL EMPLOYES   His Decision Will Be Sent To Wilson For Approval.   WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS THINK SITUATION EXTREMELY GRAVE   Hines Holds Conference With Secretary Tumulty On Subject.

HINES 10 ANSWER RAILROAD DEMANDS   Will Reply to 2,000,000 Workers on Own Responsibility and From Standpoint of Rail Administration.   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE   sonference Between Director  — General and Brotherhood Officers Is Fixed for 3 O’clock This Afternoon.

HINES TO ANSWER DEMAND OF RAIL MEN FOR RAISE   Will Reply on Own Re. sponsibility and Then Report to President.

STRIKE oi UATION TILL VERY GRAVE   HAINES WILL GIVE HIS AN SWER DIRECT TO R. R. REPRESENTATIVES.   WSON TO AGT LATER   After Hines Has Conferred With the Union Leaders, Presi. ° dent Will Act on His Decision.

HINES WILL  ANSWER TO , THE DEMAND   OF RAILROAD. WORK: ERS ON HIS OWN RESPONSIBILITY ——  And Will Then Report to the President— Final Conferences to Take Place Late  . This Afternoon. 

ANSWER TO . » WAGE DEMANDS   President Wilson Will  Approve or Disapprove Decision Later

DIRECT OR 10 ANOWEA RAIL WAGE DE WANG   Will Announce Ruling to 2,000,000 Worke ers and Then Report  to Presiderat.   SITUATION GRAVE

GREAT RAIL STRIKE CRISIS NEAR HEAD   Decisive Meeting Being Held Today.   Officia!s in Washington Regard the Situation as Extremely Grave.

HINES TO MAKE ANSWER T0 DEMAND   PRESIDENT WILL A APPROVE  OR DISAPPROVE DECISION   CONFERENCE RESUMED TODAY   President: Has Heretofore Passed On  Wage Decisions Before Formulated  By Director General.

STRIKE QUESTION TO PRESIDENT AFTER HINES MAKES & DECISION FOR RAILROAD ADMINISTRATIO!   ‘MR. WILSON WILL THEN EITHER APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE ACTION; SEE LITTLE HOPE TO AVERT SHOP LABORER WALKOUT  ON NEXT TUESDAY   LEARN DIRECTOR GENERAL HAS NOT MET WITH RAILROAD COMMITTEE SENT ON TO WASHINGTON

CHINA HAS WRONG “MENON THE LS: ATTITUD   Distrust Of Japan Is Responsible For Its . Opposition.   OFFICIALS POINT TO ACTION TAKEN   Agreement: .Of Powers As To China Has Reference Only To Financial Policy.

BRITISH GHURCHMEN. UAGE OUSTING OF TURK FROM CONSTANTINOPLE   SUBJECT IS PROMINENTLY FEAT. URED IN ALL NEWSPAPERS OF GREAT BRITAIN.

WOULD ‘OUST. TURKS   Many Protests are Heard in’ Eng. lund Agalust ANtowing Turks to Hold Constantinople.

OPPOSED TO.   British Preachers Delivered Ser: -mons Against Stay ia “Constantinople,

CHURCHES ARE MAKING PROTES!   Want Turks to Relin quish Their Control on Constantinople

CHURCHES MAKE A STIFF PROTEST   British Clergy Are Opposed to Permitting Turks Remain. ing in Europe.

WANT TURKS DUT OF COLOEN HORA   ENGLISH PEOPLE PROTEST A’ TUKNING CONSTANTINOPLE OVER TO TURKS

DENOUNCE U. S. AND WANT TO WORK ONLY TWO HOURS AND DIVIDE ALL PROPERTY

REFUSE APPEAL OF EXPRESS COMPANY   TEXAS RAILWAY COMMISSION THINKS RATES HAVE BEEN RAISED SUF FICIENTLY. __

RAIL COMMISSION REFUSES PETITION   Railway Express increase Plea Denied.

AMLAOAD COMMISSION DECLINES REQUEST FOR HIGHER EXPRESS RATES   THINKS IN€REASES ALREADY GRANTED ARE SUPFICIENT TO MEET REQUIREMENTS.

YUM! YUMI   Alligator Steaks and Broiled Lizarc Add Piquancy to U. S. Marines Daily Fare.

MARINES “RAT. ALLIGATORS.   Sen Soldiers in Alesragua “Als Enjoy: Lizards,

KISSES FLAG—DIES   Fearing Deportation Distracted Alien Takes Own Life

OLDEST HEN DIES.   Pedigreed Chicken Was 32 Years  Old, But Laid last Fall.

OLDEST HEN DIES,  AGE 32, 1N SPRING SHE HAD BROOD   Plumage © Turned = White When She Was 15; Laid Eoge T.act Fall.

BIG FLEET ORDERED FAST   British Warships” Concentrating in. the Near and Middle East—vU. 8.. Destroysr’ Detained.

LEAGUE RACES CLOSE   Leaders in Both Majors Have Margin of Half Game

MAJOR PENNANT RACES.   Made Closer When Leads Were Cut to Close Marvin.

MAJOR PENNANT HACES.   Made Closer When Leads Were Cnt to Wao Sia weet nh, ea

STEAMSHIP WITH  50 ABOARD , 1S _ -FOUND ADRIFI   Rambler, Without: Coal o Water, Is Being. Towed  PCR 4 Deere heeretaeny

ESTHONIA AND RUSS BRING WAR T0 END   Riga Dispatch Says Peace Treaty Will Be Signed. Letts Take Guzyn and Drive Bolsheviki Eastward.

ESTHOWA TO SIGN PEACE TREATY WITH BOSHES TOMORROM   Gets Gold and Céeficessions For Railroad to Moscow anc Locomotives and Equipment With Which to Construc! The Road.

Esthonia and Russia : To Sign. Treaty   Peace Treaty to Bo Signed Tomcrrow Between Soviet Russix and Estho- Bia. .

PEACE TREATY TO BE SIGNED WITH SOVIETS   Es‘honia to C2ase War Agalnst Reds Says Riga Dispatch   Esthonia to Get Help in Money And Material From Russia

VETERANS AT ENCAMPMENT.   Pitty-Fourth Annual Gathering Now on at Indianapolis.

lo fia ale es aaa  A FREAK EXPLOSION IN AKRON. Gasoline, which Lenked Inta Sewers,  ae ee a  ae ee Mee pee a ie Me

SEWER EXPLOSION — GAUSES BIG DAMAG   Fire, Which Follows, Burns Linwood Hotel at Akron, Ohio: One is Injured

EIGHT MANHOLES BLOW UP   Explosion Canses Panic in Streets of Akron, Ohio,

HIGHT MANHOLES EXPLODE.   Blast Causes Panic In Downtown District of Akron.

HARDING RAPS Oo WEN’S A PPEA L TO BANK BOARD   Reserve Body Is Nol Profiteering Governor Replies to Senator.

HARDING. DENIES U.S. PROFITEERS   STATEMENT IS IN ANSWER TC CHARGE MADE BY SENATOR OWEN OF OKLAHOMA,

Senator Owens’ Request for Lowering of Rediscount Rates by Federal Reserve Board Not to be Granted.

WILL DRILL IN MEXICO.   Germany to Send Experts to Investlgate Ol} Ficlds.

Delaware Is Believed To Be  Favorable Now   Leaders of ‘‘Antis’’ Are Re ported To Have Surrendered At Dover   VOTE LIKELY TO BE TAKEN TODAY   Lower House In Session For Purpose of Acting On Amendment

EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL   [Given at the Waldron M. E. Churel Last Night

EPWORTH 2TH LEAGUE SOCIAL   Given at the Waldren M. E. Charch Last Night.

FIELD MANAGER OF . CHAUTAUQUA HERE   C. C, Collett, Veteran.Chautanqua Man, GuttInes Program for the Coming Bummer Attractions.

<@AUTAUQUA FIELD MAN HERE.   5. 0. Collett Veteran Vawter Chav  tauqua Man, Outlines Program June 5 to 10, Inclusive.

MUST ORDER STRIKERS TO RETURN 0 WORF   Department of Justice Notifies Railroad Strike Leaders Aryeasts Will Follow Refusal.

STRIKERS MUST RETURN TO WORK OR FAGE ARRES'   ‘This Is-Notice Served.on Leaders of the fnsurgent Railway Wen by a Federal Agent.

JUDGE E. W. DECKER IS ROAD COMMISSIONEI   County Court and Council in Joint Meeting Re-Appoint Him for Three Years.

DEMAND MADE ON GERMANY TO DISAR HER ARN  As Provided by Peace Terms, ai Diplomatic Relations Will Be Suspended.

DISARMAMENT OF - GERMANARMY IS. TOBE NEMANNEN   Allies Agree To Sending Of Ultimatum: to That Nation.   ACTION IS CASE  GERMANY REFUSES   Allied Powers Will Suspend DiPlomatic Relations With Berlin.

ALLIES AGREE “UPON UNITED ACTION:   ‘CONFERENCE WILL BI HELD AT SAN REMO, ITALY, SOON.

New Blockade Of Germany If Militaristic Coup Is Successful      United States Taking No Ac tive Part In Any Of Movements

POWERS AGREE TO DEMANDS © ON GERMANY   Want -Immediate: . Disarm ament of Her Army as Traaty Pravidac

ONE WOUNDED IN RUM RaID   Detail of Michigan State Constabu. lary Cleans Up Thirteen Alleged » Liquor Resorts. _

HUNGER STRIKER IS i SINKING RAPIDLY   ord “Mayor McSweeney, of Cork Canhot Last Mach Famger,. His (t £ Wife §

HUNGER STRIKER IS : SINKING RAPIDLY   Lord Mayor McSweeney, of Cork Cannot Last. Much Longer, His Wife Says.

LEAVES TO HEAD  LULEXPEDITION   “DR. WILLLAM ALLEN, HARTFORI  CITY MAN, WILL LEAD SOUTH  AMERICAN, EXPEDITION

PLAN DISTRIBUTION OF GAS,   Industrial Plants May Have to Instill Conl Rurrers.

TENTATIVE PLANS FOR DISTRIBUTION OF GAS   ‘industrial Concerns Will Not be Supplied Where It is Needed  far Thameatioc Gananmntion.

JUDGE ENDLICH : —TAVOR city   fn Suits Filed By Reading , Merchants Against Tax Law   LAW VALID, SAYS COURT   Law: Jmposes Tax On All Busi© ness Done In Bet  oa

HODGE ENDLICH ‘DECIDES.IN FAVOR CITY   In Suits Filed By Reading ‘Merchants Against Tax Law   Law Imposes Tax On All Busi ness, Done In Read

DELEGATES T G. 0. P, MEETING T0 BE ELECTED   Poindexter Given Washington Support Unless It Is of No Avail.

SOUTH PART OF MISSOURI HIT BY A ‘TWISTER   TORNADO SWEEPS THROUGH SEVERAL COUNTIES AND THIRTEEN ARE DEAD.   FLOODS DO ‘DAMAGE   Swollen and Overflowing Streams On Ozark Hills Region Threaten Destruction, Heavy Rains Following  Biow. ~~a Tec -e 2 oleae oe

TORNADO AND "FLOODS CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE   Many Lives Lost When Storn Sweeps Over Ozark Region

FLOOD FOLLOWS ~ MISSOURI STORM   Tornado’ Causes Heav Damage and Takes To of 12 Lives — Streams Rise Rapidly.

Swollen Streams threaten Ic : Increase Ihe Death Toll in  — Miecoure   Thirteen Known Dead in The Tornado's Wake

FLOODED STREAMS IN MISSOURI   RIVERS AND CREEKS IN OZARK HILLS ON RAMPAGE.

MAN RELATED HERE, IN STORM REGION   E. F. Binder, Brother of Mrs. A. Goyert, Resident of Branson, Missouri.   THIRTEEN DIE IN TORNADO   Flooded Streams Today Threatened Further Destruction of Life and Property—Big Power Plant in Danger.

Flood n Wake f Wind   Missouri Tornado Kills al Least 13 Persons. .

FLOODED STREAMS  AND TORNADO D0. - DESTRUCTIVE WORK   Tornado Struck First pt ‘Neva - dae Missouri, Thén Swent or “to Toney County’and Turkey Creek Valley Killing 13 Per. sons and Did Property Dam. ‘age Not Yet Estimated. _

FLOOD MENACE ACCORPANIES BIG TWISTER   Swollen Streams inreaten it Increase The Death Toll ir Missourl.   Thirteen Known Dead in The Tornado’s Wake

FLOODED STREAMS ADDING FURTHER MENACE TQ LIFE   Creeks and Rivers In Ozark Hills Kniher Overflowing oer Runnine Bank Full.

TO PROSECUTE SHOE MEN   U. S. Will Complete Investigation Within Few Daye—200 Dealers ~ Face Charge of Profiteering. - ,

NEGRO IS TAKEN FROM COURT ROOM BY MOE   ‘Rope Placed Around Neck and Dragged Two Blocks by Automobile.

NEGRO TAKEN FROM COURT ROOM AND LYNCHED BY MOB   SEIZURE OCCURRED DURING TIAL. WAS BROTHER OF NEGRO LYNCHED  TWO WEEKS AGO.

MISSISSIPPI MOB LYNCHES NEGRO FIEND   Black Taken From Court House During Tria] and Then trung Up.

10 SEND CATTLE TO  RUROPE   Report in Texas That More Than 150.000 Head Will Be Shipped Lerosus Ocean,

CATTLE FOR GERMANY      150,00 Head Will Be Shipped From Texas Posts

PRIMEVAL FORESTS ARE SWEPT BY FLAMES   Wyoming and Montana Tim bered Regions Desolated Lack of Water ts Serious

Crippled Daughter Held As Prisone Spends 17 Years In Dark Basemen Mother Hated Sight ok Uniodunati

MOTHERTOBE SENT 10 TRIAL   HAD DAUGHTER IMPRISONED IN BASEMENT OF HER HOME FO} SEVENTEEN YEARS SECAUSE SHE WAS CRIPPLED.

GIRL SHUT IN CELLAR 17 YRS.   I Because ‘She Hated Sight of Girl's  Crippled Body. Cannot Walk or Talk, Authorities   Investigating,

SOCIALISTS INVITE. LABOR TO JOIN THEM   re Ask Labor Or: gunizations To Sen ‘Delegates, to National Socialist * Convention.:

NEW YORK ON SKATES.   Gity Is Flooded With An Icy Goating —Thousands Late te Work,

UAT] Gut) TY PRUTEGT TRAINS NW NORTH ES!   WHISKEY SMUGGLERS ATTACK TRAINMEN WHEN DENTED AC. CESS TO PREIGHT CARS.

OMUGELING LIQUOR IN IDAHO (5 INVESTIGATED   Attacks Made on Trainmer And Car Inspectors Report: ed From Several Sections. — Smugglers Getting Lots 0: Whiskey Across.

MANY MISSING IN TEXAS HOTEL CONFLAGRATION   One Body Recovered; Several Pérsons Reported Missing.

BAD FIRE IN FT, WORTH,       Old Hotel Burned and at Least Ono Man Died in the Fire. .  ~ (By the Associated erase)  ey

FORT WORTH LANDMARK SWEPT: AWAY BY FIERY ELEMENT THIS MORNING   MONUMENT OF PIONEER DAYS OF ‘THE LONE. STAR STATE, CRUM“BLES TO ASHES AS FLAMES SKETR.: ABOUT IT

OLD HOTEL BURNED   One Man is Dead and Several Mis @ sing at Ft. Worth.

MAN BURNS TO DEATH WHEN FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL AT FORT WORT}   Several Persons Missing Loss Is Estimated at $250,000.

ONEMAN DEAD ~~ INAOTEL FIRE   Several Other Persons Are Missing.   $250,000 DAMAGE CAUSED BY BLAZE   Mansion at Fort Worth Is Destroyed.

ONE MAN BURNED TO. ~ DEATH AN A FIRE IN ~ FORT WORTH, TEXAS   Several Peraone Reported Missing . When. Mansion Hotel, Old Landmark, Weat Up in a Conflagration.

FT. WORTH LANDMARK DESTROYED   Two Firemen In. jured and Several Persons Have Narrow Escape When Blaze Sweeps Building.

et cal cea ONE PASSENGER INJURED:   Interurbait Hits Lake, Erle: & West ern Train at Alexandria. 

ONE PASSENGER INJURED.   Interurban Hits Lake Erie & Western Train at Alexandria.

Speaking at Des Moines Accepts Ratification As the Direct Issue.    HE PURPOSES REJECTION   Declares Covenant Is Alread; “Scrapped”—Restates ~ His Program.

REPUBLIOAN CANDIDATE ' ° gapagrs In DES MOINES    ‘acon pt ast cgepaice Nomines Restates His Prograzame . of a World Association. of Nations,   ATTEMPT TO BEFOG ISSUE    Declarations - of. Democratic. Plat. form and Candidate Are: Attacked. - “

Declares - President Wilson Already Has “Scrapped” His Own Covenant.

NOMINEES ATTITUDE INDICATED   Says Wilson, Himself Has “Scrapped” the League.

NO LEAGUE FOR HARDING   HE JIS FOR Ayn ASSOCI ATION. NOT FOR “THAT? ONE.. ,   ALL WHO WANT THE WILSON. LEAGUE VOTE FOR COX. ,   In a Speech at Dex Moines the Republican ‘Candidate Makes His Position Emphatic. - 

HARDING TAKES "DIRECT ISSUE   Favors Staying Out of ' (Covenant.   PREFERS REJECTION © FO RESERVATIONS   Nominee Accepts Governor Cox's Challenge.

HARDING FAVORS “STAYING? OUT   Direct Issue of Ratifying or Rejecting League Accepted  by G. O. P. Nominee   Does Not Want to Clarify Obligations, But Would Tien Wie Rack an Then

Republican. Nominee Replies in Direct Terms to the Democratic Candidate’s Definitian af the leaue. .

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WOULD REJECT LEAGUE   Mr. Harding Accepts Issue of Ratifying Or Rejecting The Covenant.

Direct Issue Of Ratifying Or Rejecting League Accepted By G. 0. P. Presidential Nomit

TOTAL REJECTION HARDING PLAN   WANTS EVERYTHING ABOUT ‘LEAGUE THROWN AWAY AND NEW ONE MADE   Asserts at Des Moines Wilson Scrapped the League—Says America Is Now ‘'Disinterested Party’’

SENATOR HARDING: ~—AGAINIST LEAGUE   SUGGESTS STAYING our - COVENANT! or VERSA        HE THROWS AWAY HIS MASK:      "Proper Course Says Hardlig Is'to’Re. ! ject the CoVerrints - Altogether— Speech at Des Moings, Lowa.) °)

HARDING WOULD TOTALLY REJECT PARIS COVENANT   Wants to Turn His. Back ot _  American Obligations, '. ... He Declares

‘RESERVATIONS OR NOT,  WILL KILL LEAGUE’. HARDING   G. O. P. Nominee T Favor ‘Association Of Nations.’

“STAY OUT OF COVENANT MADE AT VERSAILLES’   HARDING ACCEPTS” DIRECT ISSUE OF REJECTING THE LEAGUE   SPEAKS AT DES MOINES   Not Interpretation but Rejection Is Advecated by Republican Candidate   Can't Scrap keague—Wilson Has Already Done That—sSenator Harding Says   IS FOR A NEW CONCERT   What “We Are Being Let in for” Basis of Opopsilion to Versailies Covenant

is Not For Reservations But For Emphatic Rejection ot the Covenant   Says He Wants to Turn His Back on American Obligations Under League

eS eae 68 Uee  HAPDING CONSIGNS LEAGUE TO JUNK PILE   Scorns “Clarifying Reservations” and “Favors Staytng Out? af Covenant Written at Versailles.

HARDING IS OUT FLAT-FOOTED — ~ AGAINST VERSAILLES TREAT!   Candidate Says He Is Against the Wilson Pact With   or Without Reservations: or Interpretations  ) of Our Obligations Under It.  t

Republican Candidate For President Guest Of lowa Thur day And Declares In Stirring Address At Des Moin That He Favors Staying Out Of Paris League While a Favors Going In—Speaks Plainly. “

SENATOR HARDING AGAINIST LEAGUE   SUGGESTS STAYING OUT 0.  COVENANT OF VERSAILLES   HE THROWS AWAY HIS MASK   Proper Caursy Says Hiding Ig {0 Ree ject the CoV¥enints Altogether— A Speech at Des Moines, Iowan, -

FAVORS WORLD ASSOCIATION. AGCORDWITH  PONSTITUTION   RENEWS PLEDGE TO INITI. ATE INTERNATIONAL CONCERT RIGHT AFTER  HIS ELECTION. '

WOULD REJECT PACT   HARDING ACCEPTS DIRECT ISSUE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Declares He Favors Turning Back o1 Obligations Set Forth in Covenant.

HARING FAVUR AESECTION ft  LEAGUE NATIONS   ‘OMES OUT SQUARELY AGAINS! ADOPTION OF VERSAILLES COVENANT IN ANY FORM.

“STAY OUT OF ~ COVENANT: AT VERS   SPEAKS AT DES MOINES      Not  Interpretation but, Rejection Is Advocated by Republican Candidate   Can't Serap keazue—Wilson Has Already Done That—Scn<" nter Hardine Says   IS FOR: A NEW CONCERT      What e Are Being Let in for” Basis of Opspsition to Versailles Covetant

SEEKS REIECTION LEAGUE COVENANT   Harding Makes Pesition Clear in Speech At Des Moines Today. Cox Starts Another Tour.

HARDING WOULD STAY OUT OF. WORLD PACT   JORS NOT WANT ACCEPTANCE OF COVENANT WITH RESTRICTIONS TO CLARIFY AMERICAN OBLIGA MrIirara

WANTS NO ACCEPTANCE OF INTERPRETATIONS   Declares He Does Not Want. to Clarify Obligations, But Desires to “Turn My Back on Them” All Together — Accepts Cox’s Definition of Issue. ;

\CCEPTS FIAT TO TURN HIS BACK ON iT ENTIRELY.   ‘Not Interpretation, but Rejection I Want,” He Asserts.   LEAGUE “SCRAPPED” ALREADY, HE SAYS

STAY OUT OF THE LEAGUE, HARDING'S CALL TO NATION   Nonunee Re-states Program For World Assbdeiation Harmony Principles.

G. 0. P. CANDIDATE WILL STAY. OUT OF WILSON’S ALLIANCE   SENATOR ACCEPTS DIRECI ISSUE ON RATIFICATION IN SPEECH AT DES  ATTA TEC   POSITION IS PLAIN   Condemns Covenant ef ; Ver_sailles But Plans New World Association.

HARDING CASTS ASIDE WILSON’S LEAGUE TREATY   Accepts Direct Issue With Gov. ernor Cox, Assuiling Present Covenant   OUTLINES HIS OWN PLAN      For World Association — Goveinor Cox Made Trin Through the South

HARDING TAKES STAND ON LEAGUE   Favors Staying Out of the Covenant Written at Versailles.

HARDING DECLARES. FOR REJECTION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   I Don't want to Clarify These Obligations,’' He Tells Des Moines People   “VOTE DEMOCRATIC AND PRAY GOD PROTECT You‘   Republican Nominee - Says Wilson Has Already Serapped the League; Democratic’ Platform Traps Unwary

TREATY IS SCRAPPED   Senator Harding in Speech at Des Moines Clearly Outlines His Position Against League of Nations.   LEAGUE STRIKES BLOW AT AMERICAN LIBERT   Republican Nominee Declares People Have Suffered Quite Bnovgh From Autocratic Wilsonian Rule.

HARDING IN STAND ON LEAGUE   Declares in Favor of ‘Staying Out’ in Des Moines Talk.   SAYS ISSUE NOW IS VERY CLEAR   Declares League Strikes Blow at our Constitutional Integrity.

THE VERSAILLES-PARIS TREATY WITH OR WITHOUT  .RESERVA MTYVATCQ   Wants - No .Super-Govern~ ment in Any. Shape—Pro:  posed League Strikes _ Deadly Blow at Our Con  ee ee Intoority.

THE McADOO SPEECH   No. & Will Be Held For 15 Minutes Tomorrow Nicht, 

WILL ENDEAVOR TO WOLD COTTON TOFORTY CENTS   PEDERAL RESERVE ROARD HEAL MEETS WITH DI KRECTORATE OF ATLANTA BRANCH.

COTTON HOLDING PLAN DISCUSSED   FEDERAL RESERVE MANAGER MEETS WITH ATLANTA DIRECTORATE. =

OIATE AOGAILS  DEFENCE PLEA AY TAMASTANE   Prosecution Denies Bisbee Deportations W ere Tustitfied.   SAYS LOYALTY WAS OVERDONE

DEPORTATION OF BIOBEE MINERS NOT JUSTIFICE, ATTORNEY SAY   Strikers pe Fo gabe ge va Were A ‘hig? at wet a the Men Who Shipped  Them Out of State.   LAW OF NECESSITY CANNOT BE INVOKEL   Special Prosecutor oays Wootton Can't Claim Inimunity From Punishment on Ground of Self Defense

Harding Telling His Views: a League of Nations. at ; Marion.      COX PAYS FIRST STUMP: VISIT TO NEW YOR

While Harding Is Making His Speech on League of Nations in Marion, Cox Is Meeting Politiciansin New York.

WISCONSIN YEGGS SET $2,500   Two Unmasked Bandits Hold Ur Men in Pool Hat! at Superior.

SUPERIOR YEGGS GET $2,500   Two Men Hold Up Crowd in Pool Roon in Wisconsin State.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO SUBSTANTIATE $15,000,000 FUND IN SPEECH.   COX WILL MAKE FACTS PUBLIC

CLOTHING PRICES WILL GOME DOWN   So Says Officer of Retail AsSociation in Statement Today.   MERCHANTS NOT BUYING

(Continued on Page Five)      RET AIL.FOOD PRICES CONTIN UE TO: SHOW STEADY INCREASE DURING J aa

PRICES FOR FOOD ON RISE   increase of 3 Per Cent in June Re} ported by Washington.

Old H. C. L. Bats Well Over .300 Mark For June   Food Prices in Average Famil Show 2 Per Cent Increase  Over Last Month.

Prices of Food Climb Steadily In Last Mont!   Anerease ol ¥ Lercenl nm UoOsE  Over Country This Year :. Ts Noted

URVEY SHOWS FOOD VARIATIONS   PRICES HAVE ADVANCEO IN THIRTY-NINE CITIES AND FALLEN IN TWELVE.

FOOD PRICES STILL ON THE INGREASE   Federal Figures Show An Advance of Two Per Cent on June 15 Over  Same Date in May.

FOOD PRICES ON THE RISE   Increase of 3 Per Cent in June Re. ported by Washington Bureau of Statistics.

FOOD PRICES SHOW INCREASE   Advance of Two Per Cent Over Month of May Was Noted

PRICES OF FOOD SHOW INCREASE   Advance of Two Per Cent Noted on June 15 Over May’s Quotation

RETAIL FOOD PRICES SHOW _ ANINCREASE   Advance of Two Per Cent ir Past Month According tc Survey of Food Budget o! Average Family. :

NO WORD FROM LAKE STEAMER AND ITS CREW      Await Information of Boat Carrying Members of Vessel’s Crew.   FEAR SOME OF THE'33 OF CREW MAY BE DEAD

NO MESSAGES FROM VESSELS DOING RELIEF.   Sent to Ald of Wrecked Francis Widiar on Pancake Shoals—No Word Heard at Noon.

SUAL MINE Ao IN COLORADO BEGIN TQ TALK STRIKE   Operators’ Refusal to Enter Into Negotiations for ¢ New Contract Revives Ru: mors of a Walkout.

SWITCHMEN MAY DECLARE STRIKE   Tieup Of Traffie In Middl West Is Threatened By Action Of Men

Middle West Railroads Facing Tie-Up Because Of Switchmen’s Strike

CHICAGO YARD MEN MAY GO OU   WOULD TE UP THE RAILWA’ BUSINESS OF THE MIDDLE WES.

Will Notify Premier Millerand ~ Today- of Irrevocable. De-uw. €ision ‘of. Quit. Post...   WARMEST SYMPATHY  “EXPRESSED BY PEOPLE      Millerand and Ambassado: Jonnart Most Prominently     Mentioned as Successor.

FRENCH PRESIDENT SLATED TO RESIGN   DESCHANEL IN 1611. HEALTH aNpD UNABLE TO MEET Dt TIES.   Premier Millerand is Suggested ma Prevailing Choice of the People fer the Leadership of the Repeblic.

FEDERAL EXPENSES MUST BE RESTRIGTEL      DECREASE IN REVENTE FROM EXCESS PROFITS MAKES GREATER SAVING ES ENTIAL

DEMAND FOR ECBNOMY CONTINUES IN CONGRES'   Senator Smoot Predicts Decreased Revenue, Due to Less Business.

ARKANSAS RATES ARE KNOCKED OUT   Hald Discriminatory By  * Federal Body.

Arkansas Railroad Cemmission Sat Upo   Interstate Comnneres Commission Ovfrerules State Comm'ssion o AcKansas on PassCuger and Exces Bageare Rates.

BAGGAGE RATES DISCRIMINATORY   Change Ordered by Interstate Commerce Commission

ARKANSAS RATE CASE . DECIDED ADVERSELY BY HIGHER COMMISSIC   RATES FIXED FOR INTERSTATE BUSINESS MUST PREVAIL THROUGHOUT STATE.

ARKANSAS STATE RAILROAD FARES __ ARE: NULLIFIEL   Rates Are ‘Held Discrimina~ tory by, Interstate Com: .  i a a

Arkansas Railroad Commission Sat Upor   Tnterstite  -Conmueres. Comiisston Ov*rerules, State Comnussion of Avkansas ow PassCyger and: Excess Baregagve Rites,

BANDITS BOARD CAR; TAKE VALUABLE MAI   Clerks Commanded. to Deliver "Registered Sack—Then Are Bound. ‘

ROB FRAIN IN cCripy   kod Bandits Loot Mall Cx Minneapolts,     yin

MASKED BANDITS STEAL HUNDRED PIFEES CF MA   Three Clerks: Bound -By-.Rob.' bers, Who:'Eseape:‘in Aur.” -: tomobile :

‘Today’s Total for Shelter Is $2341.70: Need $7658.30 More   ANOTHER MAIL GAR  ROBBED Ih EAST   100 Pieces of Registerec Mail Taken From Train in Minn.

ROBBERS GET 100 PIECES OF VALUE IN HAUL   MAIL CLERKS BOUND UP WHILE BANDITS LOOT MAIL SACKS— OFFER BIG REWARD

TRAIN ‘BANDITS RAB MAIL CAR   Yeggs Board Train Near Min. neapolis, Escape With Loot.

INVESTIGATION OF IRON RIVER WILL BE MADI   ORY DISPUTE WILL BE TAKEN UP WITH THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES.

THREATENS DALRYMPLE   Says He Will Arrest Chicago Official if Raids Are Made   Nine Barrels of Wine Ar Poured Into Street Says Report

TAKE NO CHANCES — CN CUSTOM Huse   Authorities on Guard.to Forestal Any Attempt to. Dynamite New York Structure.

GRUNAU SAYS VOTE OF YAROMEN Wha TO STAY ON STRIKE   Denies Report “Outlaw” Union Called Off Vacation: Says Vote Margin Small.   RAILROAD MANAGERS ON LOOKOUT FOR YARDMEN   Say Men Must Return to Jobs Without Restoration of Their Seniority Rights.

DENIES YAROMEN STRIKE CHICAGO IS CALLED 0 FF   Reports Circulated Said Me Failing in Demands Were to Return.

GRANU DENIES END OF SWITCHMEN STRIKE   Says Vote in Chicago Favoret Contlnuance.

GRUNAU DENIES STRIKE CALLED  OFF AT CHICAGO   Says Strikers at Other Cen. ters Refused Even to Take Vote to End Walkout.

DENIAL MADE — BY GRUNEAU   Leaders of Strikers Says Strike Has Not Been Called Off

“OUTLAW? SWITCHNEN ARE RETURNING 10 JOB:   About 8,000 Going Back to Rail roads at Chicago Without Gettine Demands.

GRUNAE DENIES REVORT [SBR ine or SWITCHMEN. {2 HAO BEN CALLED OFF

CHICAGO RAILROAD STRIKE SETTLEMENT ENED BY WORKERS   John Granau, President Yard men’s Associations Says the Strikers Have No Idea’ o!  Returning Unless Their De mande are Ctamaliod W774h.

OWITCHMEN ARE ILL ON oTRIKE SAY LEADERS   GRUNAU SAYS MEN REFUSED TO TAKE VOTE ON QUITTING.   CHICAGO MEN DECIDED TO REMAIN OUT,   Gives Figures on the Latter Referen. dum Which Are Disputed by Kansas City Yardmen’s Leader.

STRIKE NOT “CALLED OFI   This is Statement of John Grunau of Vardmen’s Asso<lation,

DENIES STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Jobn Grunau Says Outlaw Switchmen Will Remain Out.

REPORT FALSE SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE OVEF   President Gunau of ‘Outlaw Union Emphatically Denies Rumor.

GRANEAU SAYS STRIKE IS OD   Denies Report That Switch. men Have Voted to Re. turn.

OUTLAW STRIKE NOT CALLED OFF   Grunau and Other Leaders o! Outlaw Railmen :Says It Is Still in Effect.

DENY REPORTED END OF RAILROAD STRIKI   YARD WORKERS WILL STAY OUT, DECLARES PRESIDENT GRUNAAU   Reports That ‘Strike Was Nerr Al End Were Widely Circulated This Morning

ENO OF OUTLAWE: RAIL STRIKE DERIED   Grunau Declares Vote to Re. main Out Carried; Reports Conflicting.

BOOZE CANDY IS LATEST NOVELT'   Americans Returning from Holland Carry Liquor Bonbons

Big Booze-Filled Bonbons Brought By Americans Returning From Abroad

BLUEJACKETS STOP W. U. CABLE WORK   ARMED FORCE FROM SUB: CHASER PREVENTS COMPLETION OF CONNECTION,

WESTERN UNION WOULD ENJOIN SECRETARY DANIELS   Asks That Navy Head Be Restrained From Blocking Miami Cable Operations.

COUSIN OF EX-CZAR IS SHOT   Prince Viadimir Cantacuzene Accuses an “American Millionaire” of Weounding Him.

DATES HAVE ALIBI FOR AGGUSED SLAYER   j WILT TESTIFY THAT JUDGE Me GANNON WAS ELSEWHERE WHEN SHOT WAS TIRED

BROTHERS 4AVE. ALIS FOR ASUSED. SLAVE   WILL TESTIFY THAT JUDGE Mc GANNON WAS ELSEWHERE WHEN SHOT WAS FIRED  }

BROTHERS ARE PUT ON STAND IN MURDER CASE   Nill Testify Judge Could Not Have Fired Fatal Shot   Defense Witness Says Judge Far From Scene At Time Of Crime

ON STAND FOR. TUTE MANNION   Both Are Doctors—Will Give Testimony To Refute Miss Neely’s Charges,   OTHERS FOR THE DEFENSE   Strong Prospects of Indictments For Perjury Resulting From Testimony,

Garfield Says One-Man Government is of No Value in Legislative Halls in this Nation   IKPORTANT THAT LENROOT RE RETURNED TO THE SENATE   Impressive Speech Delivered ir La Cresse by Sen of a President

A FOLLETT NOT UotrUL  IN THE SENATE   Garfield Says One-Man Government is of No Value in Legislative Halls in this Nation   IMPORTANT THAT LENROOT BE RETURNED TO THE SENATE   Impressive Speech Delivered i: La Crosse by Son of a President

OIL CONTRACTS SIGNED.      Necessity for Commandeering Fuel and Gasoline Thought to Have Bcen Removed.

NECESSITY REMOVED   May Not be Obliged to Com. “mandeer Fuel Oil

BABY INFLAMES IS SAVED BY ITS MOTHER   Four Your Old Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas is Found in Roora With Clothes on Fire   MOTHER IS BADLY BURNED

NARROWLY ESCAPES . HORRIBLE DEATH   ‘Four Year Old Child Has Clothing Burned from Body.—Prompt : Action by Mother Saves Life.

BITTER FIGHT-IS WAGED IN EFFORT TO WIN SENATE  ies   IO WIN SENATE To Elect 34 Senators Today from 33 of Total of States.

FIGHT TO CONTROL THE LEGISLATURE   Major Parties Devote Time and Money to Congressional  Campaigns.

BITTER FIGHT TOCONTROL U.S. SENATE IS ON   THIRTY-THREE STATES TO SE LECT 34 MEMBERS OF THAT BODY TODAY

GLOBE ... 87,372 advts 2nd paper . 15,646 advts Glohe’s lead 71.726 advts

MAKE SURE OF YOUR SUNDAY GLOBE   By Ordering the Paper in Advance From Your Newsdealer or Newsboy

DENIES PLOT T0 RULE ITALIANS   Condition Is Unchanged Today. States an Official Bulletin From Athens.

Poles Muaet Arccans   SUFF RESOLUTION 1S ARGUED TORBAY   TABLE MEASURE AFTER BEINC PLACED BEFORE BOTH HOUSES

Suffrage up In 2 States This Week   TENNESSEE AND NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURES TO VOTE ON BILL.

TENNESSEE INTRODUCES RESOLUTION   Provides For Ratifica: tion of Suffrage Amendment.

SUFFRAGE MEASURE IN TENNESSEE ASSEMBL   Joint Resolution Will be Actet Upon Tomorrow; Women. Hopeful

COX APPEALS TO SOLONS FOR WOMAN'S VOTE   Sends Telegram Urging Tennessee Legislature to Ratify Amendment.

SUFFRAG  STS ARE HOPEFIII   They Expect Tennessee Leg islature to Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

PROSPECTS BRIGHTER FOR RATIFICATION BY TENNESSEE SOLONS   Claimed Eighteen Senator: Are Pledged to Vote for Resolution.

RECOUNT OF CHICAGO VOTE IS NOW DESIRED   Republican Gubernatorial Can. _ didate Charges Irregulari: ties in Voting.

TWO LAW PARTNERS  ORDAINED PRIESTS   James R. Murphy and J. Woware Browne, the Latter a Former  Normal Student Here, Are

TWO LAW PARTNERS ORDAINED PRIESTS   James R. Murphy and J. Howard Browne, the Latter a Former  Normal Student Here, Are  Tmenntnd DO. Tt.

VAST NUMBER OF  CHILDREN PLeAU FOR TEACHERS   GREAT PARADE STAGED IN KEN TECKY TOWN WHEN HIGHER SALARIES ARE REFUSED,

Entire Teaching Force of Kentucky Town Goes on Strike for More Pay

PUPILS CHEER AND SHOUT’ “MORE PAY FOR TEACHERS” WHEN j{NSTRUCTORS QUIT

3000 CHILDREN PARADED TODAY   Teachers” ‘in Kentucky, “Town Go on. an. “Indefinite Vacation” 

Newport, Ky., Teachers Quit on “Indefinite Vacation” in Protest Against Small Wages

UNITED STATES MAKES LOAN TO SWITZERLAND   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

OPENING GUN OF CAMPAIGN FIRED TUESDAY   ‘Nothing to Fear From Cox Is  Attitude of Ohio Republican  Headquarters.

FIRST SHOT © IN OHIO - CAMPAICN      FIRED TODAY BY STATE  MENT ISSUED FROM  REPUBLICAN © HEAD. OVIARTERS.   G. O. P. Has Nothing .to Fear from Democratic Nominee—Compares Rec: ord of Candidates as Vote Cettors 

OHIO 6. 0. P HEADQUARTERS ~—APEN ATTACK   State Leaders ‘at Columbus Issue Statement — Say There I Nothing to Fear ir  Cow

IN BRIGADE REVIEW.   ‘Headquarters Company Tekes   Part in Govornor’s Day Fro ae _ gram at Camp.

IN RR BRIGRDE REVIEW,   Hoadquarters Company Tcokas Fert in Givornor’s Day Fro. gram at Camp.

WILSON VISITS MARKETS   President Goes Window Shopping, View ing Crowds from Automobile

WINDOWS INTE      President -Delyes ‘Phrough “Wash Breerganny Slicpyine.- Delete tae 

oe erent A etna —apere emergent WINDOW SHOPPING,   President Wison Views Christmas Crowds at Wanhinecton.

NILSON IN SHOPPING DISTRICT   President Views Christmas Throng and Brightly Decorated Shop Win. dows From Auto in Washington.

PRESIDENT GOES: WINDOW SHOPPING: "STAYS IN AUTO!   Few in Hurrying Crowds on Gift Buying Bent Recog wiv, hhe UR flenawn

AURORA AND ELGIN BOOSTED   Census Bureau at Washington Issues Revised Figures, Showing In. creases.

Census Bureau at Washington lesues Revised Figures, Showing In. creases.

‘Mammoth Blaze on New Or leans’ Water Front Sanaes Two Million Polay, Toa

PVE? VERE LELES PLN PF EERE Bat Pee  Water Front Blaze Wrecks Heavy Damare.

$2.000,0001S ESTIMATED LOSS IN NEW ORLEANS   Water-Front Blaze Sweeps Wharves and Buildings Over 2,000-Foot Front.   ONE STEAMSHIP IS DAMAGED

$2,000,000 FIRE ON . NEW ORLEANS WHARI   Spark From Switching Engine Be lieved to Have Started Blaze on Water Front.

WITNESSES SAY PREACHER FIRED IN SELF-DEFENSE   Rev. Mr. Spracklin I  Held for Death of Inr Owner Whose Place He Was Raiding.

PASTOR !S HELD FOR SLAYING      Proprietor of Sandwich (Ont.) Inn Killed by Minister in Raid by Liquor Squad.

AED TROOPS ARE SEEKING OMFETY FROM THE POLE:   Bolsheviki Forces Are Bolting Down the WarsawBialystok Road, Their Sole Avenue of Retreat.

HAVE YOU REGISTERED?   rLEEING BOLSHEVIKT ARE BEING PURSUED BY VICTORIOUS POLES

ARMIES OF POLAND AUT BOLSHEVIK!   FORCES REACH MIDDLE BUG RIN ER AND PLAN TO JOIN DIVIS. ION FROM OTHER DIRECTION

WHOLE DWISIONS OF ~ REDS GUT TO PIECES   SEVEN ENTIRE UNITS OF BOLSHE “VIRIARMY HEPORTED.AN- " WYEYLATED, :   Polish Armies on Bug River Soon to \_ Be Merged in Effort to Cut . Soviet Forces’ Retreat,

ROUTED REDS ARE BOLTING IN CONFUSION   Three Bolsheviki Divisions Annihilated in Military Op erations Around Warsaw   PLANES ASSIST IN ROUT   PURSUING AIRPLANES PREVENT ENEMY FROM TAKING GUNS AND MATERIAL.

BURIED ENKNOWN SOLDIER PIN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. TODAY   HE RESTS WITH KINGS   The Funeral Servier of # Field Alarstal Was Accorded the Fallen Warrior   Body Was One of the “Silent Host" That Turned Back the Boche  }. at Yores

UNKNOWN I$ HONORED BY ALL ENGLAND   Fallen Soldier’s Re mains are Buried With Pomp.

GREAT GREAIN HONORS HEROES OF WORLD WAR WNLOVDOH TOOK   Thousands of People Witness Pra cession Which Trailed To West minister Abbe

UNKNOWN ‘POILU' AND ‘TOMMY’ ARE ~ HONORED.BY FRANCE AND ENCLANI      Generals And Admitals ‘Are Pall Bearers, At’ ‘Burial: OF: Unidentified _ Britisher. In Westminster Abbey;. French ‘Hero! 5 = Body Buried . Under Arc ‘De Triomohe,. ra 7

BRITIAN HONORED HER WAR HEROES   BURIED UNKNOWN SOLDIER “IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY TODAY   HE RESTS WITH KINGS   The Funeral Service of a Field marenes tag a ied the Fallen Warrior   Rody Was One of the “Silent Hest” That Turned Back the Boche ; at Ypres

BRITAIN'S UNIQUE -, CELEBRATION   FIELD: MARSHALL'S FUNERAL TO AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER.   BURIED IN THE ABBEY   HIGHEST HONOR ENGLAND CAN PAY HER DEAD. .   The Ceremony Was Intended io Symbolize the Vencration and, Respect of the Empire for Her Defenders.

KING AND QUEEN PAY HONOR Td HEROES: OF WAR   “Man in Coffin’ May Be My Daddy,’’” Orie: Little - Boy. Tells Committee’.   100 WOMEN: RECEIVE: ». -  REVERENT: “ATTENTION:   They Are Ones Who. Lost: Hus-bands-and Sons:i in: World: Strucgje: ~

Britain Has Im pressive Ceremonies   FIELD MARSHAL’S FUNER AL GIVEN UNKNOWN WAR HERO.

BRITAIN HONORS HER WAR HEROES   Unknown Soldier Is Accorded Field  Marshal’s Funeral at Westminister.

WESTMINSTER GRAVE FOR UNKNOWN WAR VICTIM   London Bestows Her Greatest Honor Upon One Nameless Soldier Dead in Battle

ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON AND PARI SOLEMN OCCASION   Tribute Paid to Unknown Dea¢ Thru Honor by Nations to Unidentified Bodies.   KING AND PRESIDENT IN CHIEF MOURNERS® PLACE   Westminster Abbey, Pantheon Resting Place for Two Who Knew No Armistice.

er eC  Mrieish  Honor War Deadin  ee Cr, r—=*EE A Ceremony inWestminster

SERVICE 4'T WESTMINSTER   “tld Marshal's Funeral for Unimown Warld War Veteran, «

BRITAIN PAYS ITS RESPECTS TO DEAD HERO   Field Marshal’s Funeral for Nameless Soldier.   Seats of Honor Accorded Relatives ? of Fallen Soldiers—Prominent Britishers Pallbearers.

BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED — TOMMY IN WESTMINISTER   King George Chief Mourner at Impressive Ceremony Held Today.   REPUBLIC OF FRANCE ALSO  HONORS ITS UNKNOWN DEAD   Body of '‘Poilu’’ Who Fell at Ver. dun Reburied Under Arch de Triomphe.   GAMBETTA’S HEART MOVED   Organ, Preserved ‘Since 1882, Is Inurned in French National Shrine.

UNKNOWN PRIVATES BURIED IN ENGLISH AND. FRENCH. SHRINES: ROYALTY SALUTES AND MOURN

MOTHER WILL BE TRIED FOR DEATH OF HER DAUGHTE:   Mrs. Tabor is. Now in the~ Hospita Suifering From Heart Trouble Caused by Climbing Stairs.

Mrs. Tabor Is Taken To Hospital   Woman Accused With Murder of Her Daughter is Suifering From Heart Trouble

AGED DEFENDANT    Accused of Murder of Her Dauzhte: Taken to Mospital.

TORNADO VICTIMS OFFEREC JOBS ON DAKOTA FARW   Governor of North Dakota Sends Tele. grams to Gov. Lowden and Mayor of Chicago.

OKLAHOMA BANK RUBBERS ON TRIAL   Sheriff Guards Against th Liberation of Alleged Murderers.

GOVERNORS WANT LEGISLATION FOR ) FARMING RELIEF   Commitic:: Appointed to Make Preliminary Survey of Conditions   OBJECT UNPARALLELED IN  _ HISTORY OF COUNTRY    Governors of Various States  Declare Situation Is  ; : Critical

GOVERNORS BEGIN. INQUIRY IN‘TO SITUATION FACING FARMERS   They W ill Recommend Federal Legis. _ lation to Assist Farmers of the Country.

SEVERAL STATES WORRIED OVER FUTURE OUTLOOK   Legislation to Protect Farm ers Will Be Urged Upon  Congress.

GOVERNORS MOVE FOR IMMEDIATE AID 70 FARMERS   Conference At Harrisburg Takes Action to Urge Legislation to Relieve Situation.   COMM. TO MAKE SURVEY   Food Crisis Serious—Cities Face Starvation if Remedial Means Are Not Found.

Meeting at Harrisburg, Ex: ecutives Call Situation “Alarming. Tracie 2’: :

Vote to Begin Inquiry: Into Situation Now ead Country”   WALL SUGGEST. NEW . LAWS TO CONGRESS   Projiose Financial Assistance Through  Extension of ) Federal : Reserve System -

CCGIDE 10 PROBE SITUATION FACING FARMERS OF U. §.   Governors Open’ Conference in Harrisburg—Half of States Represented,   Committee Appointed to Make Preliminary Survey. and Then Report.

GOVERNORS NOTICE FARMER SITUATION   nwAekoAG OF) 6lto@we) PROPOSES “1 RAVPeY a85D REPORT.   lo lL ece Legtistatins Before Congress Committee Was Appetated te look Into Conditioes ard 6 te Washingtos.

QUATE EXECUTIVE ALARMED ABOUT BAD SITUATION   Harding, of Iowa, “One of Committee to Urge Legislation to Assist Agriculturists.

SITUATION FACING FARMERS ACUTE   Conference of Governor Votes to Begin Probe, With View to Recommending Federal Legislation.

CHURCHES CONFER   IMPETUS GIVEN INFERCHURCH WOKLD MOVEMENT,   Sessions in Indianapolis Attracting Large Number Over State,

CHURCHES CONFER   ROHCERCI     8S GIVEN INTE WORLD MOY            ‘sims in) bidisnapoli: Large Number Ov

Federal Agents Believe Per. mit Used to Have Been _ Forged; Will Hold-Car _

17 FAT WOMEN MUCH REDUCEI   Average Loss of 101-2 Pounds in Chicago Class

17 WOMEN LOSE THEIR FAY   Gne Chicagoan Drops 23 1-2 Pounds  in Month's Vest,

COMMISSION'S MANDATE WILL NOT ENDANGER LOCAL SUPPLY   City’s Fuel Resources Not Taxed By R. R. Shipments to Northwest.

CITIES OF OHIO ARGUE AGAINST LAKE PRIORITY RULE OFLC. C   Operators and Dealers Sit In For Conference With the Federal Commission   ‘COAL FAMINE LOOMS      Courts May ‘Be ‘Resorted to In Effort to Retain Ohio Conall Far Ohioans

COX: MEETS POMERENE.   ‘Noniinee’ Confers With Senator  Regarding Continuance of  ; Expenditure Probe.

COX AND POMERENE DISCUSS PROBLEMS   INVESTIGATION MAY EXTEND TO STATE CAMPAIGN FUNDS, SAYS SENATOR

GOVERNOR COX AT WORK ON SPEECH   TALKS OVER CAMPAIGN POLI. CIES WITH PARTY LEAD. ERS AT DAYTON   FOR PITILESS PUBLICITY   [nsists That Campaign Be Kept Fret From  Slush Funds—Urges urther Probe.

AGCEPTANGE SPEECH OF COX NEARLY COMPLETE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SAYS EE HAS PUT “BIG HOLE” IN ADDRESS DRAFT.

COX EXPECTS TO     ok arn TES A)   Discusses Campaign Expendi. tures Investigation With Sen. Pommerene.

COX CONFERS WITH ‘SEN. POMERENE   Question of Investigating the ‘Campaign Expenditures IsDiscussed Thoroughly   DAYTON WILL CELEBRATE

Governor Holds Conference With Senator Pomerene Regarding Continuance 0! Senate Investigation.

Cox to Press Inquiry Into G. O. P. Campaign Expenses   Democratic Nominee Confers With Senator Pomerene and Is Assured Senate Probe Will Be Continued— Favor Congressional Action to Regulate Huge Funds—Plan for Reception.

COX AND POMERENE TALK OF EXPENSES   Democratic Nominee Will Pay Particular Attention To Subject in Speech

MAKES BIG HOLE IN WORK OF DRAFTING   Governor Cox Has Only One Visitor, Discussing Campaign  . Expenditures Probe With Senator Pomerene.

COX MEETS POMERENE.   CE  Nominee Confers With Senator Regarding Continuance of Expenditure Probe.

COX MAKES PROGRESS ON ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   Has Long Conference With Pom erene Regarding Continuance of Campaign Expenses Probe

ELECTION FUNDS WILL BE SIFTED   Pomerene Certain Senate Committee Will Go Into Matter.

DAMIPAIGH EXPENDITURES TO BE MADE A LEADING (SSUE BY GOVERNOR CO}

FS $25 $$ agp eg LATEST FADS, “FANCIES AND PRICES IN SHOES UNDER DISCUSSION: IN DALLAS

SENATE VOTES MILLIONS FOR NAVY PROGRAM   ¥ Spends $400,000,000 — ii Less Than Two  Hours.

NAVALMONEY — APPROPRIATE!   All Records Broken by Senate Action Yesterday,. When $40,000,000 Is Added to the Wanee Rill i   PACIFIC FEAR

NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE BY SENATE   TOTAL EXPENDITURE AUTHORIZED NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS.   LITTLE GISCUSSION {$ HELD   Provisions Made by House Are Considerably Increased by the Upper Body.

SENATE INCREASES NAVAL ALLOWANCE   Spends Millions in Minutes without Debate for New Building Program, Raising House Appropriations.

“OW THE PAR   Senate Leaders Declare Tha Danger to U. §. Now Lies in the West   PASS APPROPRIATIONS   Senate Acts on Bill to Carr on Naval Program, in Record’ Time

PASSING APPROPRIATIONS IN A HURRY BY SENATOR:   Half a _ Billion Voted on Within Eighty Minutes and There Is Virtually No Debate on Bill.

ENATE INCREASES THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL FORTY MILLIONS   LODGE SAYS ANY IMMEDIATI DANGER 'TO U.S. LAYS IN THE PACIEIC   Naval Aviation Increased Nearly ‘Ten Millions Over The Amount Approved By The House,

NAVAL BILL READY FOR PASSAGE TODAY   Senate Passes on Appropriations With Record Breaking Rapidity---Building Program Not Discussed.

APPROPRIATIONS DECIDED.   Senate Virtually Completes Consideration of Annval Naval Bill During Day.

CONSIDERATION OF APPROPRIATION BILL FOR NAVY COMPLETED   Senate Will Vote on Hal Billion Dollar Measure  Today

IND JURY HEARS " a WHISKY TRUS   Bribery of f Officials Alleged ‘Fraudulent Permits  --. Were Common « 

YOUTH DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Eighteen-Yeer-Old Elmer Hyat Put to Death For Murdering Policeman   COMMUTATION FAIL   Governor Refuses to Intervene— Youngest Person Ever Electrocuted At Sing Sing

SIT WITH THE SENATE   PROMISE OF COX IN LEAGUE GPF NATIONS ISSUE. Les   Harding Calls on People to Support  Republican: Party.

PROMISE OF COX IN Lk Aaue OF > NAMONS Iss! rie .               Harding Calls ‘on Pedple ¢ to Sapport “ Par Ht pubtipan: Party,       PROMISE OF, cox IN Lu AGUE, E GI >" x amtons! ISSUE. *      Harding Calls on People to Suppor  . _-Repnntt Party. ,

FIRE BUGS’ TRY SET FIRE MAIN PORTION LONUON   Policemen Find Gasoline Soaked Cotton Waste in Lumber Yard

Flames Light Up Skies  Blazes in 15 or More Buildings  Five Men Are Placed Under Arrest  ee  Several Clashes Marked by Fatalities

FIRE {3 STARTED IN WAREHOUSES: CIVILIAN KILLE   Fifteen Cotton Stora Places in Liverpool and Bootle Are Burned.   CONSTABLES ON SCENE TARGETS OF SHOOTIN   Blazes Also Occur in Timb Yards——Sinn Feiners Are Blamed. 2  Zt

WAREHOUSES AN LIVERPOOL. ENG.   Fiftéen Fires Set to Buildings Conitaining ‘Cotton—Estimate Dam “age at Hundreds of Thouvantt -of. Pounds:   ONE CIVILIAN WAS KILLED

ENGLISH CITY BLAZES AND IRISH ARE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DESTRUCTIC      DAMAGE WILL BE FEARFUL—SOME FIRES STILL BURN. SEVEN MILES OF DOCKS FLAMING. .   MANY FIRES.

Shots Fired After Outbreak o Flames—Authorities Blame Sinn Fein.

MADE 10 FEEL TRISH WRATH   REPRISALS BELIEVED BEGUN ON ENGLISH TOWNS,   FIRES STARTED ATF LIVERPOOL   ATTEMPT TO BURN FIFTEEN COTTON WAREROUSES.   Two Completely Destroyed, With Evidence of Incendiary Origtna— Sten Feleachs Accesed ef Depredatioas.

Police Exchange Shots with Incendiarists as Flames Break Out in Twelve Storage” Houses; Belfast, Cork and Limerick Are ~ Scenes of Violence Over Sabbath Day -  PRIMATE DENOUNCES MURDERS

15 WAREHOUSES IN LIVERPOOL FIRE   Believed to Be Work of Sinn Feiners — Shooting Also Oceurs,

LIVERPOOL AND A SUBURB; ONE  RCH APPLIED TO 15 BUILDINGS CIVILIAN IS SHOT DEAD IN CLAS!   soline Cans and Paraffin Found About the Premises; Sinn Feiners Are Suspected, According to Police; Two of the Structures, Containing Cotton, Are Destroyed.

Rioting Resumed With Shooting of Three Policemen Followed by Killing of Three Civilians   BLOWING UP OF DEPARTMENT STORE TERRORIZES CORK   Police Fired on by Snipers FelJowing the Explosion .

BELFAST SNIPERS ROUTED IN FIGHT; DISORDER IN CORK   MacSwiney Starts On  46th Day Of Hunger Strike.

Rattle of Rifle Fire Follows Violent Blast Wrecking Department Store on the Main Thoroughfare of Irish City   SHOOTING CAUSES PANIC _ AMONG BELFAST CROWDS   Disturbance Follows Killing of One Policeman and Wounding of Two Others; Three Civilians Slain in Reprisal

NEW DISORDERS WITH BLOGDSHED CORK, BELFAST   Explosion Shakes Cork —Fighting and Murders at Belfast.

BLOW UP Bla SHOPS IN CY OF CORK   Belfast Center of Bad Riots And More Deaths Occur ir Street Fighting:

BOMB SHATTERS OLED IN CHAK   Police Say Sinn Feirers Fired on Them First.   SQ!.DIERS HASTEN TO SCENE   Blast Is Followed by the Rattle of Rifle Fire in Various Sections of the Business District—Lon. don Gets Report.

BLAST FOLLOWED BY RIFLE FIRING THROUGH STREET   People Awakened by Terrific Detonation Venture Cautiously Into Streets After Curfew   STORE 18 WRECKED   Three Men Slain at Belfast Following Murder of Policeman and Wounding of Two

BOMB BLAST JARS WHOLE IRISH CITY   Large Store Demolished: See Move Against Sinn Feiners   EW RIOTS IN BELFAST      Three Killed Following Murdex of Policeman}; Use. Armored Cars -

STORE DEMOLISHED   Big Dry Goods Store Employ: ing Sirin Feiners Was Wrecked

LOOSE WITH. RIFLES   City’s Main Artery Crowded With Sunday Promenaders When , Shooting Started

CORK SHAKEN BY GREAT EXPLOSION   Violent Blast’ Followed by Rattle of Rifle Fire’ in Va rious Parts of City   ai Store, Said to Employ ~ Number “of Young Sinn Painnec. iiireebed bu Bomb

VIOLENT EXPLOSION SHOOK CITY OF CORI   \ Large Department Store Wrecked by Bombs—Windows Smashed ; in Stores Near By.

HOMES, MACHINE GUN FRE TERRORZE CORK, “THREE DIE IW BELFAST   40 Buildings Are Bumed by Police At Tnm in Repnsal; Four More Irish Towns Shot Up in Revenge   MacSWINEY WEAK, EXHAUSTED.

CORK IS SHAKEN BY BLAST   Mystery in Explosion Which Wrecks Depart ment Store

AN EXPLOSION SHAKES CORK   No Lives Lost in New Bomb Plot.   MACSWINEY WEAKER TODAY   Belfast Has Panic Caused By Sing.ing As Crowds Leave Churches.

CORK IS SHAKEN BY EXPLOSION   CITY IS GREATLY EXCITED OVER MYSTERIOUS  BLAST. 

CORK ROCKED © - BY BOMB EARLY. ——THIS MORNING   Disorders~ ii Ireland Continue; Belfast Is: War Center   CONSTARIE Ile -KILt Een

VIOLENT EXPLOSION IS SIGNAL FOR RENEWED RIOTING IN IRELAND; 3 SLAIN AT BELFAST

VIOLENT EXPLOSION IN. CORK CAUSES DAMAGE   City Shaken Early Today anc Yowuspeople Find Stores . ' Wrecked.   SNIPERS FIRE ON TROOPS   London Reports Three Men Slain in Belfast; Crowds Bes come Panicky.

Three Men Slain in Cold Blood in Reprisal for Death of Policeman.   SITUATION IS GOING FROM BAD TO WORSI   Belfast Residents  wm Panic

EXPLOSION ROCKS CORK: GUNS ROAR   ' Snipers’ Persistent Shooting Causes Big, Panic  In Belfast; Crowd Races Along Main Street Te UW ild Tiicanwdar Pa

EXPLOSION SPREADS RUIN IN MAIN STREET OF CORK: FOUR IRISH TOWNS SACKED   Several Sleeping Sinn Feiners Badly Shaker in Blast That Demolishes Large : Dry Goods Store.   DISORDER GROWS IN BELFAST r AFTER WEEK-END OF RIOTING

CORK IS. SHAKEN BY BOMB BLAST   Department Store, Which Em: ploys Sinn Feiners, Wrecked oe by Explosion.   TOWN OF TRIM IS BURNED   “Black and Tan” Raiders: Empty Irish Village—Iinhabitants Flee as Their Homes Burn—Houses of Sinn Feiners Destroyed.

BOMB EXPLOSION WREGKO BIG STORE INGORK IRELAND   Big Department Store Said to Have Employed Large Number of Young Sinn Felners

ORK SHAKEN BY VINLENT EXPLOSION TODAY   Bomb Set Off Early This Morning and Front of Department Store Is Wrecked,

ONIPING FROM OIE STREET STARTS PANIC   Rioting Resumed With Shooting of Three Policemen Followed by Killing of Three Civilians   BLOWING UP OF OEPARTMENT STORE TERRORIZES CORK   Police Fired on by Snipers Following the Explosion

CALLS G. 0. P. PROGRAM HOPELESS FAILURI   Chairman Cummings of * Democratic Organization Uays Legislative Acts *‘Lamentable”’

Democratic Chairman Cummings  nwilling to Predict What Will Be  bieame at f'ameanmticgn _

WAYNE COUNTY BOOSTERS CALL ON HARDING   Come to Marien, Ohio, by Train. and Automobile to Hear Front Porch ! This Afternoon

FIRST BALLOT   FIFTH BALLOT   Borah Promises Senate Quiz If “Deal’’ Is Made

Sheboygan Mob Rolls Gun-  . . . Back.to Place of:Honor as. _ ” Socialists Sitby and Watch

WAR RELIG MOUNTED DESPITE SOCIALISTS   Sheboygan Citizens Mo v« Captured German Gun to Municipal Park. '

10 SHEBOYGAN   Siege Gun Placed in the City Park Despite Orders of Socialist Council.

Angry Citizens of Sheboygan ' '. Parade War Trophy to Park  Against Orders of Council

CONSPIRACY IS AIM   BANKER IN ANSWER TO BRIDE'S “ PETITION   SCHEME TO OBTAIN HIS WEALTH   The Defendant Asks that Mrs. Foft’s Suit Be Dismissed and That He Be Given Decree of Divorce Without Paying: Alimony. ”

TRIAL OF DEMPSEY AS “SLACKER” IS OPENED   Testimony Intended “to Show That Champion Made Untrue Dependency Claims Is Introduced

ALL MAIN IOWA ROADS WILL BE NEWLY: NUMBERED   These Numbers Will, Correspond With the Numbers Borne by the Same Roads in Adjoin. ing States.

Will Number Primary Roads   Main Wighways of State Ta Bear Numeral Designations Co-Operating with Other States

High Cost of Soup to Be Investigated; Ham  Sandwiches Coming Next

Soup and “Vanishing Ham” Furnish Subjects fae HW Co OT. Investioatior

High Gost of Soup, Thinness of Sandwich Ham, Meagerness of Pie Slices is Being Probet

BOLSHEVIK FORCED STRIKE AT FLANKS OF WRANGEL ARMY   Three Soviet Divisions Sen! Against the Antired Leader on Southern Front.

JAPANESE COMMANDER WARNS REDS NOT TO FOLLOW GEN. SEMENOFF:       eeeeeEeeEeEeEeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeee  “ate of Thousands Civilians Left in Sebastopol Worries European Diplomats   French: Reported to Have Threaten ed Reds With Reprisals if Civilians Are Harmed

Forces in Siberia Flee Over Manchurian Border; Gen, Semenoff Is Routed =~   TROOPS DISPATCHED BY JAPANESE GOVERNMENT   FATE OF THOUSANDS OF CIVILs IANS LEFT IN SEBASTOPOL Is UNKNOWN; WRANGEL 4? CONSTANTINOPLE,

Japanese Warn Bolsheviki Not  to Follow Over Man) churia Border.   TROOPS RUSHED THERE T6 PREVENT DISORDER   Fate of Refugees in Crimean Cities Is Worrying Allies,

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK HORDES WHIPPED      Driven Across the Manchurian Bor der Acccrding to Chinese Hepert

ANTEREOS FORGED INTO. MANCHURIA         J oleh iki. Solon: # ‘Defeated. ay.

ANTI-SOVIET FORCE BEATEN IN MANCHURIA   Semenoff’s Troops Routed anc Driven Across Manchurian Borders.   JAP OFFICERS TAKE HAND

UVIET ARMY GLEAMING UP THE CRIMEA   Fear for Safety of Ci- vilians Left Behind By Wrangel in His Flight.

WPANESE TAKE A HAND IN- WAR   RUSHING LARGE FORCES TO THE RUSSIAN BORDER, i   WARN THE SUCCESSFUL REDS   ‘Boisheviki Forces Told Not To Cross the Line — General Wrangel Reaches Constantinople— Refugee Ship Hits Mine.

SEMENOFF FLEES   Routed AntiBolshevik Army Oriven Across Manchurian Border.

DRIVE ANTI-REDS OUT OF SIBERI   Japanese Rush Troops to Manchurian Border to Protect Natives.

PALMER GOES 10 N.   Attorney General to Direct Investigation of Wall Street Explosion .

Are Indicted For Conspiracy to Overthrow Govern: ment—Work of Jury fs Not Yet Completed.

MODI UF 38 ALIEN REDO T0 GIVE UP   Conspirators Indicted in Chicago Expected to Surrender Selves   HEAVY BON )S ARE FIXED   Two Ohio Radicals Are Included In List of 35 Indicted

CAPIASES FOR THE UNRULY   Are Charged With Advocatin: the Overthrow of the Gov ment and Conspiracy.

WOULD EXAMINE BROKERS      Nonding Companies Losing Five Millions in Roliberiex Would In ee ee

ATLANTA STREET CAR STRIKE ENDER   Metormen and Conductors Vete T Accept 15 Per Cent Wage Incroace,

CONGRESS WILL LIKELY DECLARE WAR AT END   PRESENT IT 1S SAID WILL VETO BUI MEASURE WiLL VERY LIKELY BE PASS:

TO TRY FOR SEPARATE PEACE   Knox Joint Resolution to Be Rushed by the Republicans.

WOPK FOR SEPARATE PEACE   Repwblice: Sc: raters Wiil Try to Rush the Knox Jéint Reesiution This. Week.

WORK FOR SEPARATE PEACE   Republican Senators Will Try to Rust the Knox Joint Resolution This. Week.

PEACE TO BE ACTED ON SOON   Joint Resolution Declaring War at End to Come Up This Week.   PRESIDENT WILSON LIKELY TO VETO IT   But Republicans Believe They Can Pass It Over His Head.

dine i a ite re WORK FOR SEPARATE PEACE   , ee cen Senators Will Try to Rush fy the Knox Joint Resolution This. Week.

WORK FOR SEPARATE PEACE    Repubilean ‘Senators Will Try te Rush » the, Knox Joint Resolution This. West

WAR VETERANS’ PENSIONS INCREASED   ffouse Passes Bill to Atake Amvun'  $50 a Month.

PASS KILL TU BOOST PENSION wad? CoLYYUER? € WR CLR’ CTUrr?e KE at

TO LIFT CIVIL WAR PENSIONS   Senate Passes House Gili Increasing Veterans’ and Widows’ Aljlowances,

INCREASE PENSIONS   Bill Gives $50 to Civil War Veterans And $30 to Widows

Priest Saves Chicago Trio From Lynchers   One Killed. Several Wounded in Stockyerd Race Riot; Police on Guard

THREATENED RACE RIOTSIN CHICAGO . QUELLED BY POLICE      Heavy Guards Patrol Stock yards as Result of White . Man's Murder,   MOB OF 5,000 CHASES THREE NEGRO. SUSPECTS   Later Take Refuge in Cht Priest Holds Crowd - <e “Sporadie Fights Last All Night.

RACE TROUBLE IN THE STOCK YARDS THREATEN WAR  STREET CAR CONDUCTOR IS KILLED AND MANY  HURT.  PRECERVING OARNER

Three Negroes Lodged In Jail Charged With Murder.   PASTOR DEFIES MOB   Prevents Lynching Following Murder of White Man On Street.

ONE MAN IS KILLED IN "RARE RIOT IN CHICAG   Heavy Details of “Police On Guard Today la The Stock " Yards District,

Negroes Take Refuge In Edifice When Mob Pursues Them   RIOTING CONTINUES THROUGHOUT NIGHT   Chicago Policemen Slain. Avengers Surge About Stockyards

ACE STIRS CHIGAGL   The Stock Yards District of South Side Again in a Turmoil.   COOLNESS OF PRIEST SAVES NEGROES’ LIVES   Heavy Details of Police on Guard to Maintain Order After Piatine.

POLICE DETAILS GUARD CHICAG STOCK YARDS   Following Race Riot in Which "One Man Killed and Several Wounded.

BANDITS ROB SUPERIOR BANK      TUREE MASEED MEN MAKI HAUL IN NORTHERN WISCON SiN CITY; MARE ESCAPE

VENIRE  NN TRIAL OF WOMAN. ACCUSED OF MURDER   Is Composed of Seven Women and Twenty-eight Men.

WOMEN MAY JOIN JURY      Seven of Fair Sex on Venire From Which Mrs. Peete’s Jury Will  eT

BATTLE IN KING’S CASTLE   Irish, Scottish and“Bfitish Servants at Balmoral Engage in Free-for. All Fight.

Army Officer Whe Shot and Killed Dr. E. E. Roberts in Los Angeles Over His Wife, Agrees to Abandon Fieht   War Veteran Takes Action to Spare the Woman Invilved and for Sake of the Future of Two Small Children

WILL ABOLISH SOLDIERS’ HOME   MARION, IND., INSTITUTION 1¢ BE CONVERTED INTO VOCA, TIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL

CHURCHES TO FIGHT REDS   PAore Than Score-ef Denominational Organizations Form Alliance to War on Radicalim,

CHURCHES FIGHT RADICALISM   Many Denominations Organize to War on the Reds.

PRICE OF MILK WILL BE DOWN   Redaction at Milwaukee to 12 Certs a Quart March 1.

TURKEY MUST LEAVE EUROPE WILSON WARNS   President's Note To Allies Said To Require With. drawal Of Osmanli   SETTLEMENT MUST MEET SENTIMENT

Feonomie Decisions Of Gouncil Of Premiers Modified fo Maat French Point Gf View   Alliag Mat Te Bhalendt Hainny         Allies Not To Malest kaiser

Wants Turks Ousted From Constantinople; New Note Sent to Holland; Asks President to Receive Democratic Emmisary; Blo dy Fighting Revorted in Portugal   (This Afternoon’s Dispatches)

PRESIDENT MAY WARN ALLIES   ‘Indications are That He Will Oppose Strongly, to Extent of Halting Treaty, if Turk is to Stay. a

President Will Warn Alli That Treaty of Vereaille May Be Withdrawn Unik Moslem Hordes Are Ousted.        of Prior Claims for. Battl torn Areas; Italian. Parley: With the Jugo-Slavs : Fails

8. INSISTS TURK: MUST BEDRIVEN OUT OF CONSTANTINOPLE   WILSON MAY" ‘THREATEN TO WITHDRAW TREATY FROM SENATE TP 'PRURK STAYS INC EUROPE

WILSON OPPOSED 10 TURKS: POSSESSION OF CONSTANTINOP! E   President is as Firm for the Re: moval of the Sultan as Upon - . the Adriatic Dispute.

OH TUE   Plan to let Turks in Constantinople Displeasing to American   Democrats will sent an emissary to the President to Discuss compromise plan for treaty  -the some of the democrats will sunnoert. ,

WILSON MAY TE UP ALLIES ON TURK SITUATION   PERMISSION TO REMAIN IN CONSTANTINOPLE IS NOT PRESIDENT’S JOEA.

UNITY OF COMMMAND ~ PLAN WAS REJECTEL   Sims Said He Made Recommendations for Co-operation, But Denied.   SECRET SERVICE STRONG

NEEDED UNITY OF COMMAND   Efforts to Direct by Wire and Letter Proved Unsuccessful

PRO-BRITSH CHARGE DENIET   Admiral Sims Says He Al ways Maintained a Broad Viewpoint.

OIMS FLED FOR UNITY OF COMMIANI   Points Out Chance Germany Let Slip.

AQNIRAL SIMS CONTINUES HIS TALES OF WO!   Unity of Command Was Rec ommended By Him in July 1917, He Says.

Because of its Inhumane Fea tures—Will be Run Tomor tow by Contestants—Americans Still Win Laurels... in  Contesting Events. :

MEY ABOLISH MARATHON RACE AS NOT HUMANE   American Aathlets Have Big Lead in Events, to Date.

MARATHON RACE FEATURE EVENT   Americans Far Ahead of Field in Points to Their Credit

EFFORT TO ABOLISH MARATHON AS — ONE OF RACES OF OLYMPIC GAMES;  CLAIMED THAT RULES ARE BRUTAL

WANT MARATHON RACE STOPPED   Claim That it is Not Hu  mane   PLAN SUBSTITUTE    Marathon Classic in Olym pic Games Will be Rur Of Tomorrow.

T0 GIVE BIGKETT TRUTH IN MATTER   Jackson County Delegation i Asheville to Talk Election Episode.

POTSDAM SOCIETY F IN CRIMINAL COUR]   Flock to Trial of Prince of Hohenzo! lern House and Others Who Are Fined—Firsé Prince in Prus _ siamfistory to be Tried.

POTSDAM SOCIETY SEES ROYAL PRINCE ON TRIA!   (Joachim and Other Princes ave Fined For Attac on French in i Riestuuraunt.

“A PRINCELY INCIDENT   A Prince of: House of. Hohenzollern Tried and Finéd in:a Criminal Court.; 

MEMBERS OF ROYAL HOUSE ARE FINED   For First Time in Prussian Hisrad d a Prince of the House of Hohenzollern Occupies De fendant’s Rench.

HOWENZOLLERN PRINCE ON DEFENDANT'S BENCH   Trial of Germans Accused of Attacking French Commission Attracta Society

JOACHIM BOOZING NIGHT CF ATTACK ON PARIS ENVOYS   ‘German Princes Fined Because They Threw Candelsticks, Boot and Glasses.

Berlin Enjoys Spectacle of Hohenzollern Being Fined for First Time in Histor

PENSE SO PIVEN TEE Hh CEA GOAT   Prussian Royalty Is Convicted of Attack on French Commission

GERMAN SOCIETY FOLK AT TRIAL OF PRINCE OF HOHENZOLLERN FOR ATTACK ON MEMBERS OF FRENCH MISSION

PRINCE JOACHIM FINED!      Nolile mid, Assorlates Penalized for Offonse Acainst French Party

KIN OF KAISER FOUND. GUILTY. ~ IN POLICE COUR’   Member .of the House .o  Hohenzollemn: iAttains New

JOACHIM FINED FOR ATTACK ON FRENCH MISSION   PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF HOHEN ZOLLERN CONVICTED IN GERMAAN €GURT

QA THE FIRST TIME NUTS HISTORY THE HOHENZOLLERN HOUSE HAS DEFENDANT IN COURT OF CORRECTION

GERMAN PRINCE IN “COURT FIRST TIN   Joachim Albrecht Pays Fine o! 1,000 Marks for Attack on French Mission.   POTSDAM SOCIETY IS OUT

CREOSOTE SOFT WOOD: POSTS   Timber. Otherwise’-Useless Makes -* @aod Posts When Treated. —

GOVERNOR VEERS WHEN REFERENCE TO BOOZE CALLS UP OLD SUBJECT   Cox Talks In Lighter Vein In Address Before Ohio  Golf Association   RESTING THURSDAY   Expresses Belief That a Great Period of National Prosperity is Dawning

Tells members of his country-club.secrets of the game —   GREAT ERA AREAD OF Ut   Golf is fine game to develop ‘bonds © of good fellowship

candidate Talks On Golf An¢ Life To Fellow Players Of Outdoor Game .   sPEAKS FACETIOUSLY OF OHIO NOMINEES   Likes Competition And Hopes That Polities Will Attract Men Of Commerce

COX INPATIENT 10 JUMP INTO EIGHT; SPEAKS AT CLUB MEET   Democratic Presidential Candidate Confines Address to Golf.   Three Hundred Golfers In Dayton Tourney Hear  Speech.

PONZI IS HELD WITHOUT BONE   MILLIONAIRE OF A FEW DAYS AGO IS FRIENDLESS AND BEHIND THE BARS TODAY

Finanolal ‘King’! Who Talked in Torms'of Millions, Forced to Reniain in Jail

4 nancial Wizard Is Unable To Raise Required Bail  Of $35,000   ¥ BUSINESS RIVALS " \TS0 SHARE HIS LOT   pt Guard Is Kept Around Prison AS Threats Of Violence Increase

PONZI IN JAIL   Unable to Raise $35,008.. for : Release Bonds: “a,

PACT BACKERS SWITCIE TO COX   Statement by More Than 100 “Repre  sentative’ Voters Urges "Pa triolism Above Party.”

“World Isolation” New Creed for the Republican Party . to Advocate.

HUNDRED LEADING MEN AND WOMEN HEPUDIATE &. 0. P.   Former Republican and Pro gressive Supporters Will Vote for Cox.

G. 0.P. LEADERS ~DNDORSE C0   INE HUNDRED. INFLUENTIAL REPUBLICANS URGE VOTERS TO PUL PATRIOTISM ABOVE PARTY   SUPPORT PEACE LEACUE

EAGUERS QUIT Hh PARTY   ONE HUNDRED REPRESENTA TIVE MEN AND WOMEN JOIN DEMOCRATS.   LIST INCREASES AIL   &. 0. P. Is Drifting Toward Na.lional Isolation, Says Statement.

URGE THE VOTERS TO SUPFORT LEAGUE   Hundred Republicans and Pro gressives Issue Sta‘ement.

PRO-LEAGUE REPUBLICANS TURN TO Od   Joint Statement Signed By Over A Hundred Republicans And Progressives Repudiates G. Q. P. Leadership.

FRIENDS OF LEAGUE PULL AWAY FROM THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEF   Over 100 Men and Women Won't Follow Harding.

PROMINENT ~ REPUBLICANS   SWITCH TO COX AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS   STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED   Urge “Patriotism Above Party” At Cuming Election

TO VOTE FOR GOV.COX AND ROOSEVELT   Over One Hundred Men and Wom en Sign Statement To Vote For Candidates Who -Stand Fou  ~ Ratification Of Learue Covenan!   IS MADE PUBLIC BY HOLT

PRO-LEAGUE MEN WITH HiM   POLICY OF ISOLATION OF HARDING IS FATAL TO WORLD PEACE.’

[PACT BACKERS _ SWITCH TO COX: TALKS TOO LATE   STATEMENT OF MORE THAN 100 REPRESENTATIVE VOTERS URGES PATRIOTISM

SIGN PLEDGE 10 CPPORT LEAGUE   Republicans and Progressives Out for Cox  PR ewrranrass se -~eeRii rr   By Over One Hundred Representative Men and Women Pledging Aid to Cox, Roosevelt and Senatorial Candidates Who Stand Frankly and Honestly for Treatv

Movement of Republicans and Progressives to Elect Cox and Roosevelt and Pro-League Senators Is Sanctioned by List of 100 Representative Men and Women   REPUDIATE PARTY LEADERSHIP

ANINOUNCE SUPPORT OF GOVERNOR COX   Republicans and Progresavea Sion Statement.

Men and Women Progressives Lining Up Under League of Nations  Banner.

THROW SUPPORT IN COX'S BEHALF   Many Usually Identified With Re publican Cause Promise Their Vote to Democratic Nominee   100 SIGN PLEDGE   List is Increasing Daily, Hamilton  Holt Says in. Statement to Press Representatives Sunday

ONE HUNDRED. DESERT HARDING  WILL AND GX   Great Number of Prominent Republicans and Progressives Turn Back On Harding

ADVOCATE ELECTION OF GOV. COX   More Than 100 Former Republicans Join in Hamiltox Holt’s Plea—Unite in Bolt on League—Arpeal Endorsed by College Heads.

JAPAN'S. TRADE IN CHINA DEAL   BOYCOTT ON JAP GOODS BE CAUSE OF SHANTUNG DISPUTE LOSES HER NINETY  ' PER CENT

FEARS GOAL PRICES MAY MOUNT HIGHER   NEW YORKERS FACE A PROSPECT OF &25 A TON.   Commissioner of Markets in Metropolis Wares Mayer Hylan of its Coming—Dealers Are Accused ef Juggtias.

$25 TON COAL OR FREEZE IS PERIL FACING NATION   Canada and Sweden Buy: From U. S. Mines Outbidding Americans   INEW PROFIT CHARGES   FOREIGN DEALERS PAYING $12 SO OPERATORS HERE REFUSE DOMESTIC $8.70 BIDS

NEW YORK WARNED 5 A TON MAY BE CHARGED FOR Goll   Swedish and Canadian Buyer: Are Said to be Outbidding Americans.   INVESTIGATION OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONCERNS BEGINS   Some Are Charged With Ob taining Fuel on Federal Per. mits and Then Selling to Job. bers—-Some Consumers Al rtady Have Paid $19.

PUTTING A BAN ON LAUGHTER   Parisians Se Class French Restrictlon On American Wovies.

sola POTCES ASO Wapiurt Railroad Town and Have Other important  Successes.  LONDON ALARMED   LONDON ALARMED BY DEVELOPMENTS   Direct Negotiations Begun  by Warsaw With Moscow After New Coalition Cabinet Is Formed.

POLAND ASKS.   DANGER TO ALL EUROPE   In Invasion by Russian Bolsheviki. of Polish Territory —Prepare to Evacuate Warsaw.

REDS DRIVE POLES FROM STRONGHOLD   Proposals tor Armistice Sent to Sovieis—Foch Will Not Go to Warsaw Unless Poland Requires Aid.

TRAINMEN BEGIN TAKING STRIKE VOTE   Negotiations With President Maher, of Norfolk and Western, Reach Deadlock. About 25,000 Affected.

SACRIFICE OF ARMY SUPPLIES IN FRANCE CLAIMED BY CONNOF   TWO BILLION DOLLARS WORTH 0} GOOBS SOLD FOR LESS THAN { BILLION DOLLARS,

ARMY STOCKS IN FRANCE SOLE   ‘Two Billion Dollars the - Value of Supplies Sold for $760,000,000

TWENTY-TWO CATTLE   Cost C. P. Sindlinger the Snug Sum of $3,220.20.

TWENTY-TWO CATTLE   Cest C. P. Sindlinger the Saug Sum ef 68,490.20,

CHURCH BLUE LaWs OPPOSED   Methodist Pastors at Chicago Vote to Lit Amusement Ban.

PLANE FOREST PATROL BIG ANTI-FIRE AGENT.   Blazex Spotted From Above Fiehters Transvorted.

AIRPLANES CAN REACH FOREST FIRES QUICK   On Scene of Blaze Three. Hour:  After It Was. Detected.

INTERNATIONAL DRY DELEGATES COME   American Representatives to Congress Named by Secretary Colby.

MRS. BRYAN IS PATRONESS      Will Serve on Committee of Fifteenth International Congress heninat Alcoholiam.

SHIP BELIEVED TO HAVE SUNK   Shipping Board Steamer Guilfor Sprung Leak last Night—Other Boats Reported in Distress

VESOEL, ABANDONED BY CREW, BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN £05)   Rushing Aid to Steamship Thai Lost Propellor and Was Going on Rocks in Gale.

EARBE STEA BIG STEAMER ~-HAS BEEN LOS]   Crew. of Guilford Abandoned: Vessel

3,.600-TON. SHIPPING BOARD STEAMSHIP GUILFORD LOS)   Vessel, With Carge of Cou, Sprang np feale Saturday. Night—Aban doned by Hor Crew Vesterdiay.

STEAMER SUNK — OFF NANTUCKE   Another Steamer Lost Her Propetiy! and Was Driven on the Rocks

ABANDONED SHIP IS: LOST   Officers and’Urew of the-Gullford Re: cued by Pocahontas, OtlhEr Ships in Danger.

SHIP FOUNDERS AFFER CREW E REMNGVED—OTHER AMERICAN SHIPS ARE IN DISTRESS

Splendid Program flas: Been Arranged By Idaville Committbeeod 27 and 28 are thee

GIRL KILLED WHEN AUTO TURNS OVE}   Miss Miriam Martinson Loses Life  on Cornhusker Highway Sundav Afternoon.

GIRL 13 KILLED: AUTO TURNS OVER   Miss Miriam Martinson Vic tim of Accident Sunday Afternoon.   Machine Turns Turtle On the Cornhusker Highway North of Havelock.

LISTON STA RTS WORK   Baker Coach Has Eight Letter Men as Nucleus of Team 

Committee Adopts Proposal for Propaganda Campaign’ in Connection with Program of Recommendations

JAPAN NOT CUT ARMAMENT WHEN U.S. BUILDS ARMY   Committee on Disarama ment Gives Three Distinct Stages Report.

CANNOT REDUCE ARMAMENTS AT PRESENT TIME   Uncle Sam is Setting the Ex.  ample for the Japs.   CHILE WILL REMAIN A MEMBER OF LEAGUE   Dutch Government is Asked to Send Troops to Vilna.

TO DISARM WORLD IN d MOVES LEAGUE COMMITTEE PLAN   Propaganda to Prepare Future Generations for Change Is Feature of Program.   ASSEMBLY TAKES RECESS FOR COMMITTEE REPORTS   Will Ask U. S. to Name Member on Advisory Commission on Opium Traffic.

LEAGUE FRAMES THREE STAGES. Of DISARMAMENT   STEPS LEADING TO COMPLETE ABOLISHMENT . OF FORCES. RBRO-.   United States Invited to Name ‘Envoy to Aid in Such’ ee  ee ae ee

LOST IN MOUNTAINS, AIRMEN PERISHED IN COLD   Believe that Missing Crew of Army  Blimp Froze to Death in Adirondack Fastnesses.

BELIEVE OCCUPANTS OF “MISSING BALLOON DEAD IN ADIRONDACK ‘WILDS   Officers At Naval. Station Now Think Men Have Frozen To Death In Mountains Near ‘Glen Faille. :

FEAR MEN ARE DEAL   BALLOON STILL MISSING   Officers Believe Aeronauts W-¢ Proszen in Adir annecwe

LGST BALLOONISTS NOW THOUGHT DEAT   Even Though Party Landed Safe ly, Food Supply Insufficient Army Officers Declare

POLISH PRESIDENP RESIGNED   Then Withdrew Resignation at Reaquest of Government.

DRIVE ON INDIA IS RENEWED   Russ Reds Capture Bokhara After Several Days’ Battle.

RUSS RENEW INDIA DRIVE   Reds, After Battie Lasting Several Days, Capture the City of Bokhara.

BANDIT LEADER [8 CALLED A MENAGE TO ANY REGIME   OFFER TO -JOIN  INSURGENTS REFUSED; FORCES MOVE NEAR  QMaADITAT.   FIGHTING GROWS      Rumor of Carranza’s Flight Is Not: Confirmed . ’ Today.

Woman Jury Is Price Demanded For Surrender   Reporter Finds Woman Who is Fugitive in Hamon Murder Case.   SHE MAKES PROPOSAL ro GIVE UP TO POLICE   Detectives and Police Have Failed to Locate Her Whereabouts.

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK THREATENED   MAYOR OF KANSAS CITY RES CEIVED 4 LETTER OF WARNING   Officers and Special Guard Were Placed Ahaut the Building Todav

HE'S FOR INTERPRETATIVE’: RESERVATIONS AT PRESEN]   This is The Latest View of Prest dent Wilson in Kegard To The Treaty.

LEADERS NOW PREPARE FOR SENATE FIGHT   Letter to Hitchcock Sets Forth President’s Stand.

WILSON MAKES STATEMENT OF TREATY VIEWS   Writes Hitchcock Reaffirming Stand For Interpretative Reservations Only.   FACTIONS HOLD CONFERENCE   Reported Some Democratic Sen ators Urged Compromise Go Farther.

REAFFIRMS STAND AGAINST ANY OTHER KIND AND OMITS DISCUSSION OF ANY SPECIFIC RESERVATION PROPOSALS.   DEMOCRATS PROCEED ON PLAN TO BRING UP TREATY MONDAY

ONLY INTERPRETING  SERVATIONS WL ~CEPTABE 1 SHS THE PES   DEMOCRATS WORK FOR COMPROMISE

WILOON APPROVED AUTCHGUGK CRAFT OF RESERVATIONS   Voices Sanction In Letter t Senator Written Before Grey’s Statement.

LSON TREATY TETER HEARD ‘BYDEMOCRAT      Senators Will Help to _ Get Interpretative Reservations.

DEMOCRATS READY: TREATY FIGHT Oh MONDAY IN SENATE   resident Wilson's ‘Letter De. manding Only — Interpretative Reservations Spurs Them On.   MAKES NO SUGGESTIONS

WILSON FAVORS RESERVATIONS   Approves Changes Suggested by Senator Hitchcock to Committee.   WILL RENEW THE DEBATE      Reaffirms Attitude Revealed Previously. Daniels Says Wilson Contradicted Law Made by Congress.

Writes Letter to Democratic Leader Agreeing With Proposal Which Senator Recently Presented to the Bi-Partisan Conference—His Letter Was Written Before Viscount Grey Penned His Note.

‘Democratic Senators. Decide  to Seek Reservation Compromise Monday. —   REPUBLICANS TO TRY ~ TO HASTEN_DECISION

MILLA Ih  Teh GIVES UHEATY VItH) 1) DEMACRATS   ReaMinis tts Stand Against  ny four 'yicrpretative Reservations   PACT COMES UP  IN SENATE MONDAY   Democrats to Work Out a Plan for Reservation Compromise

BEFORE SENATE PARTY LEADERS   ————  DEMOCRATS DECIDE TO BRING TREATY ONTO FLOOR NEXT MONDAY,   FOR INTERPRETATIVE RESERVATIONS ONLY   Pledge Themselves ‘Yo Expedite Ratification As Early As Possible, Is Report.

PREMERS MEAN TO FIGHT FOR BEER   Basing Their Position On the Liberty Guaranteed By the Constitution. —

Declares Sufficient States Have Not Legally Indossed It   Twenty-five States Are Claimed To Be Opposed To The Federal Amendment

FIGHT T8 THE LAST DITCH   Berate 18th. Amendmen and Its “Misbegotten . Offspring.”

BREWERS 10 USE ALL LEGAL MEANS   NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF CONFERENCE SAYS THEY _WILL FIGHT BACK   TRROUGH THE LEGISLATUBE   Procedure In Knocking Out the Ainendment Probably be Thru Referendum in TwentyOne States.

BREWERS WILL MAKE A FIGHT ON PROHIBITION   Will Use Every Legal Method to Overturn the Eighteenth Amendment.   21 STATES SHOULD TAKE A REFERENDUM   Declare Enactment of Dry Law Imposition on Rights of Nations.

BREWERS TO USE EVERY MEANS TO BATTLE DRY LAY   President of Association Says Maiority of People Are Opposed to Prohibition.

BREWERS VOICE THEIR PROTESTS   People  Had.No Opportunity to “et on National Profit: btion Is C Claim.

PROHIBITION NOT WILL OF PEOPLE ASSERTS BREWER   Feigenspan Says Dry: Are In Minority In  Desires.

BREWERS PLAN  PUR THCH FIGHT TU SAVE LIQUOR   REFERENDUM TO RERACT PRON iBITION AVENDYMENT WILL RE SOVGHT IN SOME STATES,

FORTY STATES HAD NO VOTE. QI PROBE LAY      Brewers Deciarée They Will us: Lega! Steps To Defeat  Prehibition

BAEWERS OF RATIONS WILL EXHAUST. EVER! "CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL” MEANS TO KILL NATIONAL PROHIBITION

BREWERS HAVE — NOT GIVEN UP DRY FIGHT YET   WILL EXHAUST EVERY CONSTI. TUTIONAL MEANS TO UPSET NATIONAL DRY LAW SAYS FIEGENSPAN.

BREWERS WILL -_ FIGHT FOR BEER ASSERTS CHIE!   Rights of People Violat ed by 18th Amendment, He Says.

BREWERS OPEN NATION FIGHT   To Use Every Legal Means to Keep Liberty Guaranteed by Con. stitution,

BEER MAKERS OPEN GAT UPQN RY LAW AT CONFERENCE   iPresident to Confab Says People are Determined to Protect Their Liberties   PROHIBITION CALLED. TNPOPULAR IN U. S$.   iBrewer Says Short Dry Exc  Has Awakened Americans to Need of Action .

APPEAL TO PROGRESSIVE ELEMENTS WILL FEATURE HARDING’S ACCEPTANG         ivepudlican Candidate Will Expose Pre gressive Issues and Not Stand As Rumored Reactionary.

SEN. HARDING TO PLAY PROGRESSIVE FOR VOTES   Knews  Standpatters Wil Be fo  Hou Anyway, Ue H Make Bhat        at Mspousiog Reform, (ssuce.

‘Republican Candidate Will Espouse Progressive Measures in Acceptance Speech; Cox Activities and Third Party Boom Responsible.

HARDING ATIER PROGRESSIVES   Will Appeal for Thetr Vote in Hi» Speech of Acceptance at Marion Next Week.

APPEAL TO PROGRESSIVES   HARDING WILL MAKE FIGHT FOR THE VOTE OF PROGRESSIVE ELEMENTS   This Appeal Will Be One of the Mair Features of His Speech of Ac. eeptance to Be Delivered On  Next Thursday,

CANDIDATES PRE: PARE FOR CAMPAT'R   Rath Harding and Cox Deveting Al Theie Time to Griting Vales

seem nm aan imam ans tn mia acne cman al  Terrific Cold Blast Sweeps Down on Spanish Vessel; Six \ Sailors Are Frozen to Deat

MANY ARE BACK OF MILITARY BILL   Compulsory Army — Training May Become Law

MILITARY TR LINING “IN DOUBT.   Chance to Pass Senate, But Needs  Administration Support.

REPORTED 10 BE FORMING IN MEX   State Department Gets Word  That Opposition to Obregon Is Being Organized.

FRESH MEXICAN CONSPIRACY ON   Attempt to Unseat Newly Elected President Obregon Rumored in Washington.   PROBE IS UNDER WAY

U.S. State Department Receives Reports That. 108 Is Found Against New Mexican Government Coi “a cidentally With Inauguration; Mexico’s “Last ia Chance” Is in New President’s Hands © °

CONSPIRE AGAINST NEW GOVERNMENT   State Department Watching Develop ments In Mexico; Pilot Against Obregon Originates on Border.

American State Department Announces Discovery of AntiObregon Plot as New President Is Inaugurated Into Office-——Need U. S. Recognition.

WANTS LOWER RATES.   Coal Man Does Not Like Proposed General Advance In Frelght Rates.

CWA MAN APPEAR FOR CONSUME AT COAL RATES GASE   Plea for Lower Rate on Coal Is Made to . C. C. by Agent of Kentucky Operators.

PLEADS LOWER. RATE ON COAL   KENTUCKY MAN ASSERTS RAIL ROAD DEMAND 18 TOO HIGH  Davenport Represents Consumers Be: fore Interstate Commerce, Commis” clan teks Retler Service.

COAL COMMITTEE WILL ESTABLISH PRICES   Palmer and Operators’ Representa. tives Agree on Plan for Maximum Levels.

AGREE TO FIX PRICE OF COAL   MINE WORKERS AWAIT REPL‘ FROM OPERATORS REGARDING SETTLEMENT

MAXIMUM PRICE FOR COAL IS PLAN   ATTY.-GENERAL PALMER ANI REPRESENTATIVES OF INDUSTRY AGREE AT CONFERENCE.

Surge of Revolt Threatens Red Regime at Moscow, Food Supply Is Reported Scarce   Entire Russian Division Said to Have Surrendered After Assassinating Its Commissaries: Soviets Desire Peace

KING WILL BEACH ATHENS SATURDAY   Constantine And Famil Are Now In Venice

 LACK OF HOUSES   TIPTON LAMENTABLY SHORT Ot RESIDENCE ACCOMMODATIONS.   Some steps Should be Taken to In. sure Relief,

A LACK OF HOUSES   TIPTON LAMENTARL) SHORT OF        Some Steps Should be Tx : sure Relief,

PARRANZA TRAPPED   BY REBEL TROOPS IN) VERA CRUZ. REPORT SAYS   MEXICAN CAPITAL FALLS   Arrest’ of Federal Leader MomentExpected

ELWELL ENGAGED IN BOOTLEG DEA   Prohibition Officer Says Slain Turf man Was Planning to Do Big Business This Summer.

N. Y. Prohibition Agent Says EWell Bought Whisky.   Turfman Shot to Death in His Apart. ment Said to Have Purchased Large Quantities of Liquor.

Engaged in Purchase of Large Quantities of Liqeer at Time He Was Merdered.

ELWELL WAS KING OF WHIS KEY RING AND 1T MAY BE HIS MURDER GREW OUT OF THAT ASSOCIATION

MURDER OF ELWELL REMAINS MYSTERY   Efforts to Solve the Baffling Slaying of Whist Expert and Turfman, Fruitless

en erie niente ares ELWELE IN BIG BOOZE DEAL.  Sinin Whist Expert Definitely Con  we cure tice ower dee i RETHs Sect wer EF See Fe

DEGLARE ELWELE WAS ENGAGED IN LIQUOR TRAFFIC   Prohibition Enforcement Agent Says Murdered Man Was Member OF * “Whisky Ring.”  PROMINENT MEN WITH HIM

SMALL LEADS OGLESBY IN UNOFFICIAL COUNT   McKinley is Apparent Winner in Senatorial Race.

BULGARS MUST WORK   New Law:in Bulgaria Makes La e bor Compulsory.   For Period of Six Months of Year  Every Able-Bodied Person Must 7 Serve State.

BULGARS -MUST. WORK    New Law in Bulgaria Makes ‘Labor Computsom.   For Period of Six Months of Vear Every Able-Bodied Person Must Serve State.

ALL FORCED TO WORK   BULGARIAN LAW MAKES LABOR COMPULSORY.   Married Women Are Exempt—Others Must Serve State Six Months Each Year.

TREFTS AND GRAFT IN SHIPPING BOARD ACTIVITY, CHARGED   Report of House Committee by Special. Investigators Is -Record of Waste.   ASSISTANT TO ADMIRAL BENSON 1S SUMMONEL   Chairman Walsh to Continue Probe Even if Forced to Hold Hearings Alone.

BUSINESS AIDE CALLED.   Commander Clement to Give Testineny in Hearing.  a a we

TWO KILLED IN RACE WAR IN CAROLINA   Clash Between Whites and Black: Brings Casualties at Favettesville.

FIRE RACE ROV   ONE WHiTE MAN KILLED IN CLASH AFTER HAIRPULLING MATCH  BY NEGRESSES

QUTLAW STRIKERS, NOT BEING DEALT WITH IN LABOR BOARD'S DECISION, REJECTED THE AWARD   Union Officials Pointed Out That $140,000,000 Would Distributed In Addition to Wage Increase Granted  Making Award Retroactive From May Ist. :              DOMESTIC SEWER ON CHESTNU' IT. STREET GOES A-GLIMME

INCREASE GRANTED RAL ~ ROAD EMPLOYEES IS MADE — RETROACTIVE FROM MAY 1ST

UNION HEADS TO HOLD CONFERENCE ON WAGE AWARDS   RESULT OF GROUP SESSIONS WILL  BE EITHER ACCEPTANCE OF  REJECTION

Lee Is Confident That There Will Be No Sporadie Or Illegal Strikes   LEADERS REFUSE TO DISCUSS LIKELY ACTION   Railway Managers Say That Freight Increase Will Be Made Necessary

SIMS CHARGE A SENSATION   DANIELS QUICK TO DENY HE MADE ANTI-BRITISH STATEMENT.   Britten Declares Admiral Was Forced by Danicls to “Camouflage?! His Reports So Thnot Congress Could Not Aid in War on Seas.

INVESTIGATORS TAKE ACTION    Demand from Whom Admiral Sims Received Inetructions.  DANICIS MAKES  nenial

DODGERS WIN. THIRD: GAME. FROM: INDIANS   PITCHER SHERROD SMITH ‘HERC IN VICTORY ‘WHICH GIVES , TEAM ADVANTAGE IN... “1920 ‘BASEBALL * CLASSIC.      BOTH SIDES DISPLAY. BRILLIANT DEFENSE   SCHOOLBOY ERROR BY. WHEAT “HOWEVER, GIVES: CLEVE: os  . LAND ONE AND: s WIT *Moonmnnmpe of oe

BROOKLIN NOW HAS. TWO GAMES TOIT CREDIT IN SERI.   Again Defeated the,Cleveland Team on Ebbet’s Field.-in Game Replete With Spectacular Playing—Smith P. Gilt Edged Ball While Caldwell .Was Driven Off i Mound—~Score Was 2?—1

TEAMS TRAVEL if VEALAND TONIGHT WITH BREOREYAL,  . MOLDING TRAE Bip-aNd- ,

Veteran Caldwell Is Forced Out of Box in First tnning  After Two Men Score.   SMITH THROWS GREAT GAME   Wheat’s Error Is Responsible for Cleveland Run—No Game on Friday.

BROOKLYN WINS  ” THE THIRD GAM!   Sherrod Smith Pitches Excellent Game and. Allows But One Ruan   SCORE: TWO TO ONE.   Robins Now Have the Lead ‘for. the World’s Series Championship

BROOKLYN TAKES THIRD GAME OF WORLD SERIES  R HE BROOKLYN. ae 2 6

SMITH LETS CLEVELAND DOWN WITH THREE HTS. AND ROBINS WIN. 2:10 1   Caldwell Yanked After Robins Make Two in First, Helper by Sewell’s Error—Mails Takes Up Burden and A le Ralievad hv Uhlie. ; *s   Nn S CLEVELAND. 000100000132 BROOKLYN ...2.00 0000 0 x-—2 62]

BROOKLYN TAKES ANOTHER CLOSE ONE   WINS FROM THE CLEVELAND AGGREGA st “as SCORK OF   SMITH HURLS GREAT GAME   Holds Opponents to Three Hits—e Brooklyns Made Their Rung in First.

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SMITH PROVES MASTER OVER INDIAN TRIO   Speaker Uses Caldwell Mails and Uhle To Stop Rush.

WET WINS RACE FOR CONGRESS IN KANSAS   Former Topeka Mayor Nominated in First District—Campbell Named In Fifth by 11,039,

ASQUITH TO MARCH WITH FRIENDS TO COMMONS, IS PLAN   Former Premier’s Comeback I ~ to Cause-Triumphant Show for -London’s. Benefit.

Eoglish House of Commons Wil Now Have a Real “Opposition” Leader.

Triumphant Procession  to Parliament When. Former: Premier. Takes Seat.

ABUITH'S RETURN + ANYALLY ACCLAIMED   Triumphant Procession from Cavendish Square to House  of Commons

IRISH RAID DUBLIN   Force British Soldiers to Give Up Arms.   Guard at Public Building Surprised by Party of 100 Men Who Take Two Machine Guns,

RAID GOVERNMENT BUILDING IN DUBLIN   Fifty Armed Men Striy Guards of Weapons

AIRPLANE FAVORITE TRANSPORT   Machine teed by (ommercial Selics  tationtete.

DWORGED HUSBAND 1S SOUGH   Believed He ts Responsible for Mur.  der of Mrs, Thressa Cunning® ham. of Tacoma.

SLAYS WOMAN   Divorced Husband Is, Sought \ By Police Authorities

EAST COAST HAS BEEN VISITED BY HAIRS ST   ONE SHIP IS WRECKED AND ANOTHER IS CALLING FOR QUICK ASSISTANCE.

STEAMER ACROUND IN FURIOUS STORM   Is WASHED ON SAND BPD BY STHONG GALB tot PRR. soNsS ABOLED

Lives of 104 Are Pawn in Mad Gale on Eastern Coast   NEW YORK 1S PARALYZED @Y aeThneRmu

FAIR.ATTENDANCE HITS: 10,000: MARK ~~ JUDGING COMPLETE   Beef and’ ‘Dairy’ Cattle . Judges ” Say Local+ “Exhibition ° ‘Beat in State --'      SWINE. SWEEPSTAKE WINNERS,” AT BIG: SHOWS ARE. EXHIBITEL   Farmers: Throng Barns: Ingpecting Brize-Winning -Herdg: *

FAIR ATTENDANGE HITS 10,000 MARK JUDGING COMPLETE   Beef and Dairy Cattle Judges Say Local - Exhibition Best in State   SWINE SWEEPSTAKE WINNERS. AT BIG SHOWS ARE EXHIBITED   Farmers Throng Barns Inspecting Prize-Winning Herdg 

DISPOSITION OF GERMAN SHIPS UP TO CONGRESS   Senate Resolution Asks President What Arrangement He Has Made With Great Britain.

WILSON IN DEAL “ONGERMAN SHIPS!   Senate Asks if Agreemen' Was Made With British on Hun Bottoms..-.--. “©:

ASK WILSON ABOUT DISPOSITION OF SHIPS   Resolution Passed in Seeking What Agreement Has Been Made With British Authorities.

ASK WILSON FOR HIS SHIP PLANS   ALPUBLICAN SENATORS WANT Vt KNOW IF AGREEMENT HAS  BEEN MADE.

WILSON ASKED. ABOUT FORMER GERMAN SHIPS   Senate Wants to Know If He an Agreement With England.

HUSBAND HELD ON MURDER CHARGES   Two Bullet Wounds in Temple Heid to Disaprove Suicide Story Which Mate Tells Officers

WINE AND BEER AS AN ISSUE IN - NEXT CAMPAIGN   Jf Sentiment for 3.75 Bever ages Grows, New Congress May Amend Law   LEADERS STUDYING EDWARDS’ VICTORY

Brotherhoods and American Federation Prepare Proiest That Will Be Filed With Wilson and Hines.      BIG UNION MERGER NOW IN STRIKE PACT   “Big Four? and Organiza‘tions -Affiliated With th American Federation Agree on Walkout.

RAILAOADERS PROTEST COMPLETED WAGE BIL!   Amercan Federation Of Labor OF Ticials To Write Wilson And Hines.

BARREN LAND NOW GROWS FINE COTTON   Over 250,000 Acres Planted to Long Staple Cotton in California Desert.

WITH RED ARMY ON THE VERGE OF BOUT, POLES AT MINSK GET COCKY   LOOKS LIKE RUSS ARMY IS CAUGHT IN DISASTROUS TRAP.   MAY NOT GET OUT—PILSUDSKI MAKES LIGHTNING STRIKE AT FOE AND INVASION OF POLAND MAY PROVE SAD FIASCO FOR ENEMY.

POLISH ADVANCES“ CONTINUE TO ROUT BOLSHEVIK ARMY   {Will Not Agree to Disarmament 1 Unless Russians Themseives Themselves. Do Likewise.   RED TROOPS REPORTED _ ON RUN IN CONFUSION   Armies’ Units But Eighteen Miles From Strong Forts at Brest-Litoysk.

PEACE CONDITION REFUSED.   Poles Will Not Disarm Unless Russians Do Likewise.

WARSAW SECTOR RAPIDLY GLEARED OF BOLSHEVIK!   Polish Offensive is in Full Swing—Over 10,000 Russ Are Taken

LEATHER PRICES EXPLAINED   Tanner Says Wages of Workmen Keep Costs at High Level.

EXPLAINS -LEATHER FRICES   Wages, of Tanners Keep costs High Declares F.° O. Vogel at Conventicn. i

Commander of Armies of Rew “Republic? So Advised from Hermosilla.   MERELY LOCAL FUSS, SAYS GOVERNOR CANTU

SIAN FEIN COURTS PART CF JUDICIAL SYSTEM FOR IRISH   Republican Decisions Looked or by Gov't as Arbitrations for Civil Matters.

COUNCIL OF DEFENSE ACCEPTS ARMISTICE PROPOSALS   For Cessation of Hostilities on The Russo—Polish Battle Fronts.

ine of Mrs, Tabor .: With Jury Today   dM Woman Charged With Iflegal Operation Causing the Desth of Her wir Daughter.

TABOR CASE IS LEFT IN JURY'S HANDS AT 10:4!   Judge’s Instructions Are to As. certain if Woman Died from Unlawful Operation.

Blizzard in Middlewest Delays Trains; Snow And Rain Storm Sweeps East

BUD AND GUNTINUE OT HUNGL ON GH!   Storms Sweep from Colorado to Indiana and Gulf . to Minnesota   TRAFFIC HAMPERED BY GREAT SNOWFALL   Snow-Shoe Runners Take Food to West-Bound Train In Colorado

BLIZZARD SWEEPS THE MIDDLE WES)   Several Towns in Colorado Are Snow bound and Many. Railroads - Have. Trouble 

BLIZZARD IN WES} GROWING WORSE   Traffic Hampered by Snow Storms—WHeaded Fast

Many Towns Are Alrendy Cut Off From Communication by the Stornr of Last Night—Colder Fri_ day Morning.

BLIZZARDS SWEEP GENTRAL STATES   Weather Bureau Says Storm Will Continue With “Increased Intensity.”   TRAINS STALLED IN SNOW   Traffic and Communication Service Seriously Hampered in Several Sections.

Man-to-Man Battle Noy Rages in Mingo County      Federal Troops Have Mining Towns Under Guard for Miles

TROOPS GUARD PROPERTY If FEUD COUNT   WORKERS AND-FAMILIES ARE LIVING IN TENTS, WITH WINTER COMING ON

BATTLE WAGED IN ~ WESTVIRGINIA    Federal Troops and Miners Clash in Strike Zone   BULLETS FLY IN STREETS   Situation Described by Special Writer for Lima News

Guerilla Warfare in Mining District Calls Out — U.S. Regulars; Governor Calls it Insurrection

BIGGEST FEUD BEING FOUGHT   CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF WES VIRGINIA DISORDERS.   FIVE HUNDRED TROOPS THERE   MODIFIED MARTIAL LAW EST AB. LISHED IN MINGO,   Striking Miners and Families Lis in Fleerless Tents With Hain Youring Dewn and Winter Coming On.

GUERILLA WARFARE “AASTS IN THE HILS. OF WEST VIRGINU   Biggest and Bloddiest Fued In History of  q  Famous Fued Country Being Fought Out Today         - BY. HAROLD >. JACORS talied. Presy Sad Correspenden ‘oprient 1930 By The Coreray “Presi

Strike Results In Man to Man Fight  ee  23 DEAD, 93 INJURED  Tent Colutien Facing  Hard Winter

EXTERMINATE RATS AGAINST PLAGUE   Health Officials Meet With Federa Authorities at Galveston and Beaumont.

KANSAS COAL MEN DEMAND PAY HIKE   HOWAT ASKS SAME RAISE FOR MEN AS GRANTED TO ILLINOIS MINERS.

BAD ROADS DELAY... OOD ROADS TRAIN   MEETING AT SOUTH PARK WAS A SUCCESS, THOUGH REHIND SCHEDULE °“      State Highway Says Federal Support for Road Building Will : Cease Otherwise “   Mien on Tour and Local Speakers. Point Out Advantages of the Roads Amendment

BAD ROADS DELAY GOOD ROADS TRAIN   MEETING AT SOUTH PARK WAS A SUCCESS, THOUGH BEHIND SCHEDULE   NEED THE AMENDMENT   State Highway Says Federal Support for Road Building Will Cease Otherwise   Ven on Tour and Local Speakers Point Out Advantages of the Roads Amendment

TO. BE FOLLOWED BY ‘RANK AND FILE AND ‘CANDIDATES. 8   Chairman Hays. Says: PlatformWill Be Sacred Obli- gation Between Par ty and People— Interests. to Be  . Heard . :

PLATFORM TOBE * _ SACRED PAPER   Chairman Hays, Says it Will ™ Deal With Fundamentals. ‘   YOUNG TAFT FOR HOOVER   Congress Will End Present Sessior Saturday. President Will Not Call Special Session.

G. 0. P. PLATFORIE ~WILL BE SACRED OBLIGATION-HAYS   Fril Heariags on All Important! Questions to Be Accorded.   CANDIDATES IN CHICAGO   Senator Johnsen and Senator Harding First to Put in Appearaces Greatest Demand in History For Seats is Due to Women; Rush Week Abcal

G. 0. P.1S WORKING HARD ON PLATFORM   Sub Committee Is Considering  What Part Women Will Play In Party This Year.

URGES BANKERS TO RECOMMEND LIBERTY BONDS   Investment Association Points Out Their Many  Good Features.

ADVISED TOBUY -LIRERTY BONDS   REPORT. OF THE ‘CHAIRMAN OF BANKERS’ COMMITTEE . > TOASSOCIATION......

LEVENWORTH SCHOOLS CLOSE   Will Remain Closed Until Flu Epidemic Is Over.

ISAAC SUMMERS DEAD.   Well-Known Resident of Center Com munity Dead at Advanced Age.

AC SUMMERS DFAD.      iM eewitte a Woll-Known Resideut. of Center oa wunity Dexd at Advanced Age.

TO NEW POSITION   Rey. Stanton Olinger Goes to New York With. General Board

TO ACT ON REPEAL: OF WAR-TIME. ACT:   Senate Committee Reports House Resolve, Excluding. Lever’ And  Co, Ante

REPORTS WAR LAW REPEAL   Senate Committes Predents Joint Resolutien without Amendment

UP TO SENATE NOW.   Committee Reports Favorably on Re peal of War Laws.

REPEAL MEASURE IS REPORTED QU]   Senate and House Making Every Effort to Finish Program in Time for Adjournment on Saturday.

WAR LAW REPEAL TC BE VOTED TOMORROW   House Resolution Is Given Tc Senate Without Change By Committee.

JENKINS CASE SETTLED   From Mexico City Says Con sular Agents Case Is Ended.

HENRY MONEY DEAD.   RICHWOOD CITI ZEN PASSEC - AWAY — HAD BEEN IN FAILING HEALTH.

ADVERTISING BY — AEROPLANES   Will be Use in Manitoba Elections for Advertising

SUGAR SHORTAGE . ‘BECOMING ACUTE   Scarcely Any Sweetening in Atlantic Grocers’ Stocks. Locks Like Somebody Has Corner on Supply,

Oe A ACUTE         mcarcely Any Sweetening in Anit:  -Grecers'  pody Has Corner on Supply of Granulated’ Sugar.

TABOR SAYS MOTHER DIDN'T KILL SISTER   Case Involving .Death. of Forme: Stevens Point, High School Teachers Takes Another  Reger yscen     wil "Toxyvn

WALTER TABOR DENIES TALE   Brother of Woman Whose Body Wa: Found in Trunk Reprudiates Alleged Confession.

WILSON:CHAFES AT GRAYSON'S ORDERS   PRESIDENT, "WOULD PLAY. GOL! BUT. PHYSICIAN ‘TELLS HIM TO. . WAIT COUPLE OF MONTHS.

LONGS FOR THE GOLF LINKS   President Anxious to Get Back to  Hie Vavorite Pastime.

TEACH ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND NO OTHER ONE   Federation of Women’s Clubs Prepare Resolutions With the True Ring.   THE NATIONALIZATION OF ALIENS’ CHILDREN   Is Also Discussed at Today’s Session of National Convention.

WARSAW LOOKS FOR LENGTHY CONFERENCE OVER SOVIET PEACE   Polish Delegation on Way t Riga to Meet Russian  Danracantatwvceac

WARSAW LOOKS FOR ‘LENGTHY CONFERENCE  QVER SOVIET PEACE   Polish Delegation on Way. t Riga to Meet Russian Ww ceed in bee

- BE IN THE BUNCH.   vate cas Reguiar Monthly Gift. Distrivution by Merchants’ Tom

BE IN THE BUNCH.   Regular Monthly Gift Distribution by Merchants Tomorrow.

LOWDEN TO AID HARDING.   sOverner ef Illinois Will Take the Stump for Natienal Tickct.

GOVERNOR WILL TAKE THE STUMP   G. O. P. Speakers to Num ber Fifteen Thousand.

GOVERNGR LOWDEN TO TAKE THE STUME   Republican Speakers List Includes 15,000 Names, In cluding 1,500 Women.

BAKER 10 STUMP FOR GOVERNOR COX   Secretary of War Will Start Hi Speeches in About Three Weeks.

HUNGARY PACT SIGNED TODAY   ‘Trouble is Seen in Buda  * best; Fear Serious’ Disorder

HUNGARIAN TREATY SIGNED.   First Framed by Peace Conference Siened Ahead of ‘Time.

HUNGARY PEACE TREATY SIGNED   Ceremony Took Place in the Great Trianon Palace Today.

ea eat in eel el  TREATY OF PEACE WITH HUNGARY 15° FORMALLY SIGNED AT VERSAILLE'      ‘FORMAL END OF HOSTILITIES WITH ALLIED POWERS  SECURED BY HUNGARY,

TURKS SIGN PEACE TREATY   Gen. Hamid Pasha First to Put Sig. nature to Document at Sevres, France,

Chief Objection Among Decree: Is One Providing For Develop ment in the Federal Zones   U.S. Communication Sets Fourth Sucl Drilling Concessions Violates the Mexican Federal Constitution

MEXICO UNEADY OVER U.S. NOTE   [By Ralph H. Turner, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

ACTING FORKBIGN MINISTER DENIES THAT NOTE HAS BERN RECEIN md  THE

CHICAGO LANDLONDD COMBINE 10 FIGHT UNFAVORABLE LAWS   Assessments Against Flat Owners Made To Raise Fund.

CITY RENT HOSS PUT UP SOUEA'   ORGANIZE ‘TO: FIGHT THI PROPOSED RELIEF MEASURE,

NEW CAPTAIN AT HELM _ OF DEMOCRATIC GRAF   George White. Elected Nationa Chairman Succedding Homér S Cummings. %        NOTIFICATION. IN-AUGUST

OHIO MAN WILL DIRECT DEMOS NAT'L CAMPAIGK   George White, Assistant Man ager Of Cox Convention Fight Is Chosen.

NEW CAPTAIN DIRECTS : DEMOCRATIC SAMPAIGH   GEORGE WHITE, FORSIER OHLO CONGRESSSIAN, CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL COMOAYGT IA

NATIONAL CAMPAIGI FOR COX UNDER WA)   George White Succeeds Homer S. Cummings At Helm Of Democratic Ship.

CORE WT  ACW NATIONAL LHAIRMAN TE DEMOCRATS   Wi One . Bourbon Campaign Craft Now Under Full Sail With Fair Seas   NEW CAPTAIN SAYS HAS DRY TENDENCY   Republicans Raising Fund “Sufficient to Shock Sensibilities”’

GEORGE WHITE TO DIRECT CAMPAIGN   former Ohio Congressman New Chairman of Democratic National Committee

CAMPAIGN CRAFT OF DEMOCRATS IS UNDER FULL SAIL   With White at the Helm Cox Feels Certain of Victory.

NEW CAPTAIN DIRECTS ® DEMOCRATIC GAMPAIGA   GEORGE WHITE, FORMER OHIO CONGRESSMAN, CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE

NEW “CAPTAIN” CHOSEN FOR COX CAMPAIGN CRAFT   George White of Ohio National Chairman in Cummings Stead.

NOTIFICATION OF GOV. COX TO BE HELD AUGUST 7   NOMINEE TO BE OFFICIALLY INFORMED AT DAYTON, OHIO.   George White, Former Ohio Congressman, Chosen National Chairman, to Succeed Cum mines,

PEACE SOCIETY IS IN SESSION; FIRST SINCE 191   Opening Addresses Severel Criticised League of Nations and Versailles Treaty.

FRENCH WILL NOT INVESTIGATECASE OF OLIVE THOMAS   BODY OF MOVIE ACTRESS BEING BROUGHT HOME ON STEAMSHIP MAURENTIA

OLIVE THOMAS’ DEATH ACCIDENT   Krench Authorities Have Practically Abandoned ‘Investigation of Poisoning.

OLIVE THOMAS’ DEATH QUE TO ACCIDEN   French Authorities To Abandou Investigation Convinecd Sho Drank Wrong Medicine.

ABANDON PROBE OF ACTRESS’ DEATH   French Authorities Willing tc Believe Miss Thomas Took Poison by Mistake.

FRENCH DROP DEATH QUERY OF PICKFORD   Olive Thomas Victim of Mistake Is Explanation.

FRENCH NOT TO PROBE IN DEATH   Police Accept Theory That Death of Movie Star Was Accidental: A French Physician Acted.

T0 TO ABARBOR PROBE OF OLIVE THOMAS’ DEATH   French Police inclined toe Accept ‘Expina: ion: Phat Het Poison dental er     ing W a8

ANNOUNCE M GANNON TRIALDAIE   To Get Hearing Dec. 14 ---Not Guilty Is Plea  CIVES $10,000 BOND  Diamond Ring Is New Feature

Judge M’Gannon’s  Trial Set Dec. 14 On Marder Charge   Cleveland Municipal Judge Indicted for Alleged Killing ot Harold Kagy, Pleaded Not Guilty—Released on $10,000 Bond and Says Charge “Wrong.”

SUSPENSION IN ILLINOIS COAL FIELDS APRIL    Ferringten Says Cessation Will   Not Be Strike-—“May Be  i.  . Leng or Short.”

ILLINOIS MINERS TO QUIT PLACES SAYS UNION HEAD   SUSPENSION WILL NOT BE LOOKED UPON AS STRIKE.   AGREEMENT EXPIRES WEDNESDAY, MAR. 31

DELEGATES 10 STATE CONVENTION PREDICT SUSPENSION OF WORK   Many Think Shut Down Will Be of Long Duration.

hansas Cify Miners Will be Idle, but Only to Celelrate Eight-Hour Day, Says Hawat, but Strike There Will (ome Later-No Reason is Seen for Cessation in Indiana,

MINERS WILL QUIT _ WORK APRIL FIRS?   President Farrington, Who Makes Statement, Declares Suspension Will Not Be Strike.

ON APRIL FIRST   Agreement Expires and Su: pension of Work Indicated

COAL MINERS OF ILLINOIS TOQUIT APR.    Frank Farrington, Union Heat Says “There Will Be Suspension of Work.”   “iT WILL NOT BE A STRIKE’   Declares “Our Agreement Expires March 31 and  Believe it Will Be Impossible to Keep Men at Work After That.”

COAL WALKOUT SURE   No War to Prevent Suspension In jHinots, Leader Says.

iLLINOIS COAL MINERS 10 QUIT ON APRIL FIRST   Agreement Expires and Sus pension of Work Indicated

TO STOP COAL MINING   WORK WILL SU ISPEND IN ih I. I.  XOIS FIELDS SOON.      Howat. “Announces — that Kansas Miners Will zo on Sirtke Some Time in April. :

QUSPENSION Ih  ILLINOIG MINES 5 INEVITABLE   CONTRACTS EXPIRE AT MIDNIGH? MARCH 31ST, AND SUSPENSION IS UNAVOIDABLE.

Miine Workers State Executive Declares Cessation of Work at Least Temporarily, is Unavoidahie

NO STRIKE B SUSPENSION OF WORK IN MINES   This is the Forecast Mads By Miners Leader for April 1.   CANNOT KEEP MEN ON JOB SAYS FARRINGTON   Vague Hope That Some Sor of An Agreement May Be Reached.

MINERS IN TLLING!s MAY QUIT APRIL    Union Head Says There Will Be Suspension of Work.   WILL NOT CALL IT A STRIKE   Workers to Walk Out After First of Month Until New Agreement Is Reached—Can’'t Keep Men on the Job.

PREDICTS MINE TIE UP   Frank Farrington. Says IHinois Minera Will Quit April 2%,

ILLINGIS MINERS WILL STOP WOR}   Farrmegton Declares Situatica Wil Produce Certain Suspension.

MINER TU STOP WORK APRIL ONE   Suspension Will be Onl Temporary, Belief   ‘NO STRIKE EXPECTED   Present Wage Agreement in Illinois Comes to End at Midnight March 31 and Miners are Expected to Take Holiday that May be Protracted

ow  Bi)         Sanat Hanis a Prank Park sich, Unisa Head  Cr oyye Bea iy a OrpGays “icra Wel Ba Sus ee aes Rian bs rengiga of Worx.”            : . rl ee fi  18 i Bg fh  BAUS i ae ar ae:         Deelares “Our Adreoment Expire: March 21 and  Baleve it Will Be  est oa     lmigeccitie to Ac.p Bie  Viork Avter That.”

LUNG! COAL thy 10 GO NUT APRIL FIRST   Positive Statement Issued at Peoria This Morning by President of the Illinois District

ILLINOIS MINERS TO QUIT APRIL   Suspension of Work in All Mines Probable, Farrington, Says

HEAVY WAGE CUT.   eduetion of 25 Per Cent Is Forecast ‘m Texthe Wills.

TEXTILE. WAGES 10 ~ BEMATERIALLY GUT   Twenty-two and .a Half Pet Cent is the Figure Arrangec By Representatives Controll: ing Wages of 300,000 Mer Te Nee Hnoland. - > .

TOHOCaAY, PRrovrCcwr   21 PER GENT WAGE CUT IN EASTERN MILLS IS FORECAST   300,000 Workers in New England and New York to be Affected.

EMPLOYERS OF 225,000 S0 STATE   Propose Pay Like That of 1949, Double That of 1945

TO SLASH WAGES OF TEXTILE WORKERS   ‘Say Mul Operators Considering Cut of 22 Per Cent  ! 300,000 Workers Are Affected

ACOUG TT OF WAGES LOOM rH Ul OOD MILL WHKKERS   rextile Manufacturers Are Forced to Cut 221 Per Cent   TAKE ACTION TO AVERT SHUT-DOWN   May Save Thousands Fron Being Thrown Out of Employment

TOGUT WAGES Ut 00,000 MILL MEN   Reduction of 221/. Per Cent by Textile Mills.   BACK TO THE 1919 SCALE   Would Leave the Wage Standards Gen eral y More Than Double Those of 1915, According to Statements by Employers.

AGE REOUGTION FOR TEXTIVE OPERATIVES WHI AFFECT 300,008   REDUCTION DETERMINED UPON A CONFERENCE OF MANUFAC. TURERS TODAY,

Manutacturers’ Meet at Hub Gives Lower Prices as Reason for the Step  CAAALT 9A ANH LIA ATIHIC      SOME 300,000 HANDS WILL BE AFFECTED

M0000 WiLL AEC tai HTS TR THEIR WAGES      Manufacturers. Announce: Policy to.Restore Normal. Con‘ditions is by Industry.

300,000 MILL MEN FACE CUT   Big Wage Reduction Forecast in the Eastern Textile Factories.   22 PER GENT REDUCTION   Refusal of Buyers to Purchase Goods Forces Manufacturers to Find Way to Stabilize Prices—Back to 1919 Scale.

Leading Eaaployers Say Twenty Two and a Half Per Cent Cut Is Coming.  +   TO FIGURES OF A YEAR AGO   Still ‘Double. 1915 Standard Stagnant Condition of Ia*-dustry Blamed.

A WAGE @UT FOR: TEXTILE MILE WORKERS   :mployees in ‘This Industry ir All Sections ‘of New Englane as Well as New York State Face a Reduction of Wage: of 22% Per Cent—Insisten Demand of Public Forcing Prices Down. .

FORECAST BIG CUT IN WAGES   In New England and New York Textile Mills; Manufacturers Meet.   /REDUCTION FIXED  AT 22% PER CENT   Workers Claim They Will “Not Cross Bridge Till They Get to It.”

AT CONFERENCE IN’ BOSTON TODAY   Costs Must Be Reduced To Start - Industry Going Again © ~   PUBLIC REFUSES -T0 BUY      As‘Leng As Prices Are So High, and Many Mills Have Been Forced to Cease Operations. .

CUT NECESSARY  TO REOPEN MILLS   Textite Manufacturers in Session in Eston Act on _ Wage Question   Demand for Lower Prices and Refusal to Buy Lead to Stagnation of Market   Proposed 2214 P. C. Cut Would Bring Wages Back to Level of Year Ago

300,000 WILL MEN FACE CUT   Big Wage Reduction Forecast in the Eastern Textile Factories. 

GARMENT WAGES SLICED; HOPE 10 CUT DOWN PRICES   Lower Costs Will Renew Buying And Employment, Belief.

TEXTILE WAGES:  PACEBIG-CUT    Reduction of 221 Percent  Forecasted by Mantt facturers::.

Three Hundred Thousand Workmen Will Be -Affected by Decision,   PUBLIC IS NOT BUYING   Reduction in Wages of 22 1-2 Per Cent Js Recommended.

Conference of  Manutacturers Suggests Drop of* 2914 Per Cent.   300,0G0 .ARE. AFFECTED   Schedule Would Siill Be Deuble That of 1915, Statement Savs.

TEXTILE MILLS FORECAST DEEP CUT IN WAGES   Indicate It Ig Necessary To Go Back to the Standards of 1919;

TOLEDO CARMEN WALK OUT AGAIN   City Without Street Car Service for the Fourth Time in Four Years; Men Refused a Raise.

Toledo Street Comnen Strike Fourth Time in  Less than Four Years

CITY, WITHOUT  CAR SERVICE   Toledoans Have to Walk _ For Fourth Time in Four Years

TOLEDO AGAIN WALKS AS ALL CAR MEN GUIT   Ordinance to Meet Wage De: mand Fails and Strike Regins

TOLEDO COU STANDS PAT; GARS ARF SENT TO BARN   Mayor’s Agreement With ’ Company to Increase Fares Is Rejected.   TROUBLE WITH STBEET CAR SYSTEM LASTS FOUR YEARS   Service Has Bee Stopped Four Times in That Period

TOLEDO WALKS AGAIN; STREET CARS LAID UP   1 a OHIO CITY WITHOUT TRACTION  SERVICE BECAUSE OF STRIKE OF CAR MEN »  om   COUNCIL FAILS ACT   Agreement of Mayor and Tractian Company Officials For increased  Fares Not Ratitied and Employes Quit.

Large Number of People Par ~ ficipated in Services At Schaefferstown   Main Address Was Deliveret By Dr. Enck, Conference  Cunerintandent

{ORNERSTONE OFU. B. CHURCH — LAID SUNDAY   Large Number of People Par: - ticipated in Services At - . + Schaefferstown   Main Address Was Delivere By Dr. Enck, Conference Superintendent

BRITISH PAPER PROPOSES COMPETION WITH AMERIC   It is To Decrease Rather Than To Increase Qur Acmamoeonta.

BRITISH PAPER IS SPREADING THE SALYI   First Lord of Admiralty Urgec to Invite America to Join  ee ee   REACTION {S. DISCUSSED

Statement is Made That England Would Much Prefer Joining With America in Cutting Down Rather Than  Riutldine Armaments.   “FAILURE TO RATIFY DISCUSSED   Treaty Situation as Regards America is Freely Talked.

SHOW PEOPLE TAKE TOUGH OF BROADWAY TO HARDING'S CAME   Senator Receives Delegation ot . Theatrical Folk—Hughes Also a Guest.

ACTOR DELEGATION HARDING'S LATEST PORCH AUDIENCE   THEATRICAL GROUP BRINGS TOUCH OF BROADWAY TO SENATOR’S HOME.   PLEDGE NOMINEE SUPPOR   Bring Own Jazz Band and Draw Large Crowd—Charlea E. Hughes Makes Brief Talk During Session.

MARION HAD DAY OF JAZZ AND HOT AIF   Actors Call On Candidate Harding and Incidentally Advertise Themselves Somewhat

ACTORS JAZZ ON HARDING PORCH   AL JOLSON ACTS AS PERMANENT CHAIRMAN IN COMEDY FETE AT MARION.

HARDING REVIEWS BIT OF BROADWAY   Theatrical Delegation Put: on Program of Jazz and Characteristic Stunts   HUGHES IS A VISITOR   G. O. P. Candidate Makes Speech Attacking “One Lead Activities”

THEATRICAL FOLKS WSIT REPUBLIGAN NOMINEE AT MARICN   Serato ‘Harding ‘and Charles —Evans Hughes ‘Addressed Actors  ‘and Actresses.   JAZZ INTERSPERSED EVENT

FRONT PORGH I STAGE FOR A DA   ‘Broadway Stars Honor Hard ing in Pilgrimage to_ Marion. Ohio.

“CHANGE OF BILL”: S~-[)$, NEED HARDING   G. 0, P. NOMINEE TELLS THEATRICAL FOLK PEOPLE ARE WEARY OF “ONE LEAD ACTIVITY.”

‘Former. Presidéntiat Nomines Confers With. Candidate at Marion Home. -

Former Candidate Praises Qualification of Senator and Predicts His Election—Audience Told That America Wants Change of Bill in Jrama of Politics.

AL JOLSON GALLo AT FRONT PORCH   Comedian Heads Delegation o Theatrical Folk to Harding  Unamo

THEATRICAL STARS ENTERTAIN HARDING   Pledge Their -Support to Re publican Nominee,   HUGHES’ ALSO AT MARION   Former ‘Candidate’ Praises Qualification of Senator and Predicts His Election——Audience Told That Americs Wants Change of Bill in rama of Politics.

Al. Jolson and Delegation of Broadway Stars Call on Nominee at Marion; Jazz and Fun Feature Day.

PRESIDENT: PUB HARDING RECEIVES THEATRICAL FOLK   About Twenty Actors and Actresses Present Regards in Characteristic Fetes.   HUGHES TALKS OVER ASPECTS OF CAMPAIGN   In Address Nominee of Four Years Ago Says There is No Hope for World Unless America Can Protect and Maintain Her Institutions,

ACTORS PLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT TO MARION MAN Enliven Front Porch Campaign With

fo a Day Filled with Jazz. They Pledge Their Support to the . Republican Nominee   HUGHES AT MARIO}   Tatks Over Many Aspects of Cam paign with Candidate; Praises. His Qualifications ~

TAKE BROADWAY TOFRONT PORCH   Theatrical Folk Pay Visit tc Harding’s Home   SUPPORT IS PLEDGED   About Twenty Actors and Actresses Present Their Regards in Series of Characteristic Acts — Senator Harding Makes Short Speech and Hughes Speaks Briefly

RETURNS ON AMENDMENTS.      Good Roads Amendment Carried  But The Other Two Are In . Doubt.

STATE PUT OVER. GOOD HOADS’ AMENDMENT   Farm Tenantry and Tax Amendments Bea Wiccne Bad

URGES EXTENSION OF POSTAL SAVINGS   Would Give Attractive Rate ~ of Interest %o People of Country

WOULD HIKE P. 0. SAVINGS INTERES]   FINANCIER URGES PLAN As MEANS TO GET MONEY TO PAY OFF WAR DEBTS.

EXTENDED POSTAL — -- SAVING IS URGEL   Meyer Thinks It Would Be Policy to  Raise interest Rate.

TO EXTEND POSTAL  SAVINGS SYOTEM   “Banking Facilities fo: Common People.”

HIGHER POSTAL INTEREST   Former Finance Corporation Advocates 4 Instead of 2  Cont

COMMONER DISPELS THIRD PARTY IDE!   Bryan Is Too Busy Prepar ing Planks to Run for President, He Says

(5. NOT A CANDIDATE GAYS GOL. BAYAN FOF THIRD PARTY HOWORS   Too Busy Fixing Planks For the Democratic Party To Think O Such a Thing.   IDOUBTFUL OF ITS EXPEDIENCY

A BRYAN DEFI TO WET FOS   WILL FIGHT ANY CANDIDATE OF MOIST LEANINGS,   HAS PLANK ALREADY PREPARED   NOT IMPRESSED RY THE THIRD PARTY Y.OVENMENT.   sammany Delegates Declare Themselves .er Light Wines aad Beer—tlLeadere Pian te twnere Question. é

BRYAN WILL NOT BECOME THHAD PARTY CANDIDAT!   “Too Busy Fixing Planks for Democrats,” He Says—Starts to San Francisco.

COMMONER NOT THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE   Bryan Says He is ‘too Busy on Dem¢ Planks to Think of Presidential Candidacy.

TNGGART LETTER TO NEW VOTERS   TELES CRAWFORDSVILLE WOM EN THAT HE WILL stprort FEDERAL DRY LAW   ENDORSES PEAGE LEAGUE

WOUND oY COVIET ARAN   Red Forces Occupy Pinsk Despite the Allied . Yerms

VILLA AGREES T0 ARMISTICE   MEXICAN BANDIT CHIEF T¢ CEASE OPERATIONS TILL JULY 15

REGISTRATION OF CARS SHOWS BIG INCREASI   Secretary Sullivan Has Good Lead Over Business of Last Year in Number.

GARDNER URGES A CELEBRATION   GOVERNOR SAYS WE. SHOULD CELEBRATE 100th ANNIVERSARY   ‘Suggestions Regarding the Celebratien Can be Secured From State  Historical Society,

SIMS SAYS CONVOY WAS THE Ghitr WEAK POIN   His Recommendations for Con voy System Was Ignored For Months He Insists   CONTINUES COMPLAINTS

DEPARTMENT DISREGARDED   Recommendations Made ~by Sims in Adoption of Convoy System

SIMS TELLS OF NAVY MISTAKES   Admiral Discloses Refusal o Daniels to Adopt Recommendation Until Late in War.   LATER FORCED TO ACT

SS  SIMS STILL RECITING HIS. MANY NAVAL DIFFICULTIES      Rear Admiral Tells Senate Committee Trouble He Had Getting the U. S. Authorities To Adopt the Convoy System.

SIMS? CONVOY WAY IONORED BY NAVY, ADMIRAL REVEALS   Course More Serious in Result for Inefficiency Than Any Other Lapse, He Says.   DANIELS PREFERRED LONE SHIPS WITH ARMED GUARD   Another U. S. Scheme Put Up to British Admiralty Had Been Tried, Found Wanting.

NAVY REFUSED 10 ACCEPT CONVOYING PLAN. SAYS. SIMS   Admiral Regards That As One of Greatest Mistakes of Department.   HE RECOMMENDED IT   But Not Until June, 1918, Did the Navy Adopt System to Beat U-Boats.

Deseribed by. the Admiral as More Serious in its Bearing on ~ War Than Other Cases of Alleged Inetliciency Citéd in ~ Previous Testimony—No Doubt These ‘Recommendation: Ware: Right.

WHAT Is CONVOY?  Na  Wha Rake CCT AE WAR   Admiral Tells Senate of Dis play of Ignorance at Washineton.   EXPLAINING 4 MONTHS   Daniels Refused -to Adop' System - Until - U-Boats Comnpelled Action.

RAKES DANIELS. OVER THE COALS   SIMS) CONTINUES TESTINONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.   i ! : ' . ERENT RECOMMENDATIONS. MONTHS WITHOUT ANSWER.   Department Refused to Adopt Con. soy System Until Forced To Do Se By Allies.

According To Admiral Sims It Was ' More Damaging Than Other Cases of Alleged Inefficiency.

Attacks Convoy System   Admiral Sims Says Daniels Orders Helped Germans.

NAVY DELAY AGAIN DEPLORED BY SIM   ADMIRAL ATTACKS ALLEGEL DELAY IN ADOPTING CONVOY SYSTEM   AAPPED SECRETARY DANIEL’   ‘Said Allies Desired First Convoy to Sail July Eight, But Navy Did Not Accept Until] July the 22nd

NAVY DEPARTMENT SLOW IN AGREEING TO CONVOY SYSTEN   Ditatery Tactles Serious Handi eap Doring Early Pari of War, Says Sims.   HOME -PLANS PREFERRED

SIMS DISREGARDED BY DANIELS, CLAIM   Asserts Secretary Rejectec Corivoy Plan.

Admiral Sims Maintains His Ideas Suggestions and Recommendations to _Navy Department Were Letter Perfect

ONLY AFTER GREAT PRESSURE DID THE NAVY GET TO WORK   Sime Saye the Disregard of His Recommendations More Serious Than Other Cases of Inefficiency.

DEPARTMENT DELAY ~ FARLY WN WAR FYPOSED   Admiral Sims Tells of Way ir  Which ‘Jellicoe Finally ' Became Much Alarmed

IMS DAYS CONVOY WAS THe GHicr WEAK POIN   His Recommendations for Con. voy System Was Ignored For Months He Insists   CONTINUES COMPLAINTS   Only After Repeated Urging That Plans Were Adopted

NINE RUSS DIVISIONS   Drive Reds Over the Beresinz River After Battle Lasting 25 Days.   Polish Detachments Make Daring Attack and Destroy Fifty Boats Which Bolsheviki Prepared for Crossing River.

POLES BEAT NINE “RUSS DIVISIONS   Drive Reds Over the Beresina River After Battle Last-— ing 25 Days. .   Polish Detachments Make Daring At. tack and Destroy Fifty Boats Which Bolsheviki Prepared for Crossing River.

B16 BATTLE WON BY POLISH ARMY   Nine Russian Divisions Are De: feated on Wide Front.   FIGHTING LASTS 25 DAYS   Reds Are Driven Over the Beresina River, According to an Official Communique Issued at Warsaw —Poles in Daring Attack.

JUMPS FROM AN. AIRPLANE   Sergeant Major Brotwell Leaps From Machine Going 110 Miles an Hour to Test Life Preserver

AMERICANS REPUBLIC AN PROPERTY BE PRUTEGTEA   State, War and Navy Departments Start Investigations   eave NO NEED FOR U.S. INTERFERENCE   Carranza’s Military Chief of Sonora Arrested at Border

TWO VESSELS START - FOR MEXICAN COAS'   ONE IS THE CRUISER SALEM AND THE OTHER IS A DESTROYER   Orders to Sail Came Fram Admiral Wngh Rodman, Commanding Pacific Fleet

WARSHIPS ORDERED TO MEXICAN COAST   United States Cruiser and Destroye Leave for West Coast at Call of Americans for Protection.

AMERICANS IN MEXICO ASKING FOR WAR SHIPS   Requests Come From Ports on the Pacific and on the Gulf Coasts.   STATE DEP’T MAKING AN INVESTIGATION   Chief Justice of Mexico Si preme Court Arrested in Arizona.

Appeals Come from. Mazatiatr and. -  Topolobampo on ‘Pacific atid — Frontera on Gulf  x   GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS INAUGURATE INQUIRY INTO REQUESTS

itera on Gulf              GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS. ‘INAUGURATE INQUIRY INTO REQUESTS

Wanoniro OL FOR MEXICAN PORTS {N RESPONSE TQ EAL   -riiser and Destroyer Ordered fo Sail From Pacific Fleet; Others May Follow.

YANKS IN MEXICO ASK PROTECTION OF WAR VESSELS   Redman Orders Two Ships. te Mexican Waters; Carranza Appélnice Arrested in Arizona; Sonorans Win Battle

lo. WA ARE ORDERED 10 MEXICAN WATERS   Cruiser and Destroyer Will Depart From San Diego—Washington Asked to Send Ships By Americans.

MINERS NOT T0 C0 OUT APRIL 1   Officials Order Anthracite Coa Workers to Stay at Work Pending Nevotiations.

LEADERS ADVISE MINERS TO CONTINUE AT WORK   Operators Agres to Union’s Proposal t Make Now Wage cohol Aaah After Contract is. - 8

MINERS NOT _ TO QUIT WORK   United Mine Workers , Are Preparing Not- ices to Be Issued

Hard Coal to Be. Produced During Wage Nego diatinn   AWARD RETROACTIVE   Action Will Be Direct Through the Various: Local Unions.

MINE WORKERS TOLD TOREMAIN AT THEIR WORK   Will Be No Cessation of Opera tions While New Wage ts Being Negotiated.   SUBCOMMITTEE IN SESSION   Begins Consideration of ihe Demands—Operators Agree Award Be Retroactive.

MINE WORKERS TELL MEN TO STAY AT WORK   At Their Work Until After April First When the Mat. ter Will Be Finally Adjust. ed ar Rofieod.

MPs HY ri IRISH  VAPRESSICD  EN NEW rel} ral Lt Poe Gd Lh Ge TY ee EE Ge ct ee

Captain Calles. Commander at San Luis. Is Assassinated and Garrison Seized by Officer of Carranza Govt.   Revolutionists__ Hurl . Reinforcements Against Chief's Bodyguard in Battle That Js Raging Near Vera Cruz

WN SONDRA TOWN   Nephew of General Calles Shot Down and Killed at Doorway in San Luis by the Forme: Soldiers

EM STREET CARS TO CLOSE DOWN ONCE MORE   Trustees of Lines Stil Refuse To Submit tc Competition from Jit ney Buses.

DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SAYS “BIS FUND” CHARGES UNTRUE   Homer $. Cummings Says He Does Not Plan {o Raise $20,000,000 for Presidential Campaign.

LUMMINGS NOT TAYING 10 GE 020,000,000 FOR PARTY WAR FUND   Democratic National Chairman Makes Sharp boa to Charges in New Yor Daily Tribune,   SAYS SUCH SUM COULD NEVER BE SECURED   Popular Subscription Necessary and Preferable to Large Sums From Few; Politics Costs More,

NO ACTION WILL BE TAKEN UNTIL HIGHCOURT ACTS   Newberry Holds Balance of Power Politically in Senate.   INTEREST IS MANIFEST   Seating of . Ford Would Make Even Break of Two Parties.

SENATE CONTROL IS NOW CLOSE   SHOULD NEWBERRY RESIGN WHAT THEN WOULD HAPPEN?

Newberry Case Decision Might ~— Give Ford A Seat   Control of Senate Is Also Hanging On Outcome of Famous Case   NEWBERRY TO HOLD ONTO SENATE SEAT   Decides Not To Resign From Senate Until Final Court Decision

Leaders of Congress Declare Michi. gan Seat Means Political Contesal of Senare.

Ni) AGTION EXPECTED AS TO THE UNSEATING   Of Senator Newberry of Michigan Pending Final Decieinn hye Sunreme Court.

HATS ACTION —— OFHIGH cu          To Oust ‘higshin     Ach  Senate Bapects No Mas Convicted . Moray bye

GERMANY EXPELS SOVIET DELEGATE!   Russian Attendants at Independent Socialist Conference at Halle, Ordered From Country

lOWA’S QUOTA TO MARNE MEMORIAL   Committee Aupointed by Governor t -Make a. State Drive for Funds,

Gone is ‘the Roaring: “Barbary  Conat? and It que Environs, gn the “Montana: ‘Dance Half ““Memory—Visitors. to the Democratic id  bs ra pene det  “tion Will Find Far Different City.

DELEGATES FIND FRISCO CHANGED   OLD ROMANTIC DAYS OF BIG PACIFIC COAST CITY HAS UNDERGONE GREAT CHANGE,

SUGAR PROFIT $14 A SACK   Utah Firm Holds 17,700,000 Pound: at That Margin, Is Charge.

Ukraine Army Fleeing Before  Adsancing neds   Kiev and Other Towns. De_ serted by Defeated Troops; Japan-Sends Aid. 

AUSSIA SOVIET OFFENSIVE GROWS   Kiev and Other Town: Evacuated by Ukrai nians — Cavalry J: Antiva

REDS IN NEW VICTORY   UKRAINIANS FLEE FROM KIEV AS SOVIETS APPROACH.   Bolshevik Cavalry Sweep Through Defence Line--Surround Three of Gen. Petlura's Divisions.

UKRAINE FORCES _ SUFFER DEFEAT   Evacuate Kiev and Flee Be~ fore Bolsheviki.

UKRAINIANS IN FLIGHT   Give Up Kiev ae Bolshevik Armies Approach. —   Red Cavairy Sweeps Through Be férse Line=Three of Gon. ‘Pet. lura’s ‘Divisions Surrounded,

UKRAINIANS {8 FLIGHT   Give Up Kiev as Bolshevik  Armies Approach.      Red Cavalry Sweeps Through De. : fense Line—Three of Gen. Pet. : lura’s Divisions Surrounded.

UC RLINIANS FLY BEFORE SOVIETS   Ukrainians Evacuate Kiev and Other Towns They Have Occupied.

Ukraninians Evacuate Aiev And Other Towns Fleeing In Dis: order  Bolsheviki Cavalry Cuts Through  Siar epee momar

Ukranians Have <.* Evacuated Kiev   And. Are 'Pleeing B“fore. the New Sovies Offensive—Holshevik Cavaley -swetp Through Lints.

New Russian Soviet Offensive Forces Evacuation of Kiey and Other ~ Towns; Petlura’s Men in Trap

3 MEN DRAGGED FROM CORK TRAIN   One, An Office: tx Bolleved to Hav Sai In MacSwiney Coart, Wartlal

3 MEN DRAGGED FROM CORK TRAI   Oue, Ap Officer is Belleved 10 Mav Sai in MacSwiney Court Martlal   (By United Press)

VHREE MEN KIDNAPPED FROM RENCE MACSWINEY.   ‘They Were Members of the Court Marchal Which Sent the Lord Mayor of Cork to Brix.

LOWHBAT DIVO      Canmiitan. Farmers , Receive  lay 7 Jeonr Governnicut

MENT OF DELEG  [S08 IS NOT TO LIK. ING OF SENATOR : MOSES is       NOMINATORS ARE READYS   Candidate's Headquarters Jammed as Preparations are Made for Opening of Rig Convention Next Tucsday Morn. ing

IRITICISE MOSES: STEAM ROLLER ~ STATEMENT   un War Made Apparentl: An Behalf of General Wood’ Candidacy.

GRAND JURY WILL LOOK INTO PONZI’S AFFAIRS   Special Session Is Called tc Hear Evidence Obtained by Atty. Ge, Allen.

GRAND JURY IS TO INVESTIGATE THE PONZI CASE   District Attorney Is Au thorized To Call a  _ Special Session.

PARTY LINES OBLITERATED   But One’ Republican Opposed Bill Which Creates. Big. -Regular Army, National Guard and Vol untary Military Trainine:   BUREAUCRATS - H. HARD: HII

SENATE PASSES: ~ ARMY MEASURE   Provides For Regular Force 0 297,000 Officers and Men :   BILL NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE

S.uAlE PASSES NCW ARMY GILL IY 40 1) 10 VOTE   Measure Now Goes to Conference for Final Action      FEW CHANGES ARE MADE

SENATE PASSES ~— ARMY WIEASIIRE   Re-organization ‘Bill Adopted 46 to 10, Goes Now to Conference

PROVIDES 297,000 OFFICERS AND MEN FOR REGULAR ARMY   Reorganization Bill Passed bj Senate and Now Goes to Conference.   NINE DEMOCRATS AND ONE REUBLICAN VOTED NO      Strength of National Guard Fixed at 125,000, With Voluntary System of Military Training for Young Men Between the Ages of Eighteen and Twenty-one Years,

VOLUNTARY PLAN CALLS FOR DUTY BY MEN 18 TO 21   MEASURE PROVIDES FOR STANDING ARMY OF 297,000 OFFICERS AND MEN,   WOTE FORTY SIX TO TEN   Wide Difference in Plans Adopted Bs Senate and House Except in Kegular Army Provision,

ARMY BILL GOES 10 GONFERENGE   Passes Senate with Only Ten Adverse Votes  — aes = oe eaXc@eoeo ee oe ae -_—_ ae Ze eee ae 2 eee   Says Money Due From Europe May Never be Paid and that Time Must Come when Coun try will Have to Economize Act Provides for Voluntary Military Training

NEW ARMY BILL PASSES SENATE   Up to Conference After Going Through Both Houses.   VOLUNTEER TRAINING IN IT   Chairman Good of the Powerful House Appropriations Committee Hits Plan for Yanks’ Bonus—Objects to More Taxec

MILITARY BILL WITH TRAINING SUITS SENATE   REED DECLARES COUNTRY CAN'T AFFORD EXPENSE OF THE BIG ORGANIZATION   Measure Now Goes to Conference Where Training Provision Is Eixpected to Cause Much Debate,

SENATE PASSES ARMY BILL   Voluntary Military Training fe Young Mean Te Inclndea

Provides for Regular Army, ‘National Guard and Volun4 tary Training.   DIFFERS WIDELY FROM  THE HOUSE MEASURE   No Reduction of Regular Army Provided for; Now  Goes to Conference. 

ARMY MEASURE {8 PASSED BY SENATE   Bill Provides for Regular Force of 297,000,   ‘VOTE ON ACT 46 TO 10.

SENATE PASSES  ARMY MEASURE BY BiG MAJORITY   Provides For Regular Force of 297,000 Officers and Men.   CONFERENCE HAS BILL   Further Provides For National Guard Of 425,000 Men.

ARMY MEASURE 19 PASSED BY SENATE   Bill Provides for Regular Force of 297.000.   VOTE ON ACT 46 TO 10.      Legislation Offers Voluntary System of Military Training For Men Betwecn Ages of 18 to 2i-—-Reed Speaks Against Proposed Military Fetahlishment.

SENATE PASSES ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL   Provisions for 297,000 Officers  and Men and National Guard of 425,000 Made

ARMY REDRGANIZAT ICH BILL THROUGH SENATE   VOLUNTARY SYSTEM FCR MILI TARY TRAINING OF YOUTES INCLUDED.

SENATE PASSES ARMY BILL BY 46 TO 10 VOTE   MEASURE DIFFERS WIDELY FROM THAT PASSED BY HOUSE. REGULAR ARMY OF 297,000 PRO. VIDED FOR—-VOLUNTARY: MIL~  ITARY TRAINING FOR YOUTHS

SENATE PASSES THE ARMY BILL   Measure Providing for Volunteer Training Service Goes to Conference.   CHAIRMAN GOOD HITS BONUS   Head of Powerful House Appropria. tions Committee Objects to More Taxes Being Placed on People —Treasury is Empty.

SENATE VOTES FOR ARMY OF 297,000   NATIONAL GUARD FORCE’ OF 425.000 ALSO PROVIDED FOR IN MEASURE,

AMERICA’S RECORD IN THE AIR 15 BOTH ATTACKED AND DEFENDED IN THE HOUSE

AMERICAN AIRCRAFT RECORD RACE E AN   Notorious Failure to Provide Fighting Planes; Expenditure of Billior Dollars Showed No Results Aside from Liberly Motor, the Republican Chairman of Committec says.   ON OTHER HAND DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS SAY 1,620 PLANES WERE AT THE FRONT

AMERILAN AVIATION JUKING WAR IS CP ARED   ymmittee Agrees Upon Only One Thing ---- That Aviation Cost Over Biilion Dollars  se gener ne = Mee  DIVIDE ON PARTY LINES  Republicans Picture Effort As Complete Failure

‘ONE BILLION  WAS EXPENDEI   Alleged Nothing Was Accomplished by U. S. Air Service

AMERICAN AVIATION JURING. WAR 8 SOREL   Committee Agrees Upon Unly One Thing --- That Aviatior Cost Over Biilion Dollars  eet = tie  DIVIDE ON PARTY LINES  a rugs yee on « ‘i: 2s   Republicans Picture Effort As Complete Failure

HOUSE MEMBERS DEBATE WAR AVIATION REPORT    Republican Charges of Waste Quickly Denied By Democratic Committee Members.

Billion Dollars Expended in War Failed to Yield Single Machine of Service, Magee’ Informs Members of-House     Lea of California Rallies to. Defense of Administration: and Replies That Criticiamis “Unfair and Unfounded”

AIR SCANDAL AGAIN AIRED   House Fight on. War: Aircraft Production: ‘Splits “on Paty Lines. .   U.S. HAD 1 620: ‘SHIPS’  AT FRONT, OCT. 11,191!

THEY ARE READY FoR HIN      rikers Expect. Weather ‘Mah - to Make Good Promises of Rain.

a ee renee  THEY ARE READY FOR HIM.   Farmers Expect Weather Man tc Muke Good Promises of Rain.

WILL INVESTIGATE HAITIAN KILLINGS   Inquiry Board to Meet Next Week.

INQUIRY INTO ILLEGAL KILLING OF HAITIENS WHHL BEGIN AT ONGE   VIGOROUS INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES AGAINST MARINES HAS BEEN ORDERED.

HAITI BOARD WILL MEET NEXT: WEE}      Secretary of Navy Daniels Orders In mediate Investigation of Unwar Yanted Killings by U. S. Marines,

BOARD 70 PROBE CHARGES MADE OF EXECUTIONS   Inquiry Will Open in Washingtor Next Week.   Inquiry Will Carry Board to Haiti

WILL PROBE HAYT] KILLIN   THOROUGH INVESTIGATION BY CONGRESS OF BARNETT CHARGE IS EXPECTED

WAITI CHARGES COMF EP.   Gen, Barnett Referred to “ladlserbninate Killing.” ~

WORK T0 GE STARTED ON MANY MILES OF ROADS   State Highway Constructior Plans to be Carried Qut on Large Scale.

STATE ROAD PLANS FOR 1920 EXTENSIVE   Will Let Contracts. For, 800 Miles of Permanent Highways by Spring,   527 MILES UNDER Way

HIGHWAY. WORK DURING YEAR   Construction of 253. 10 Miles of Durable Thonace and 41.58 Miles  of Uncovered Base Is Renders”   THE HINDRANCES

NO GBLIGATICN Oh COAL OPERATORS   Neembers Sine Workers Unten In Atabama Who Participated In Strike Individually Responsible For Acis.

STRIKERS CANNOT. BE REINSTATED   Those Participating in Last ‘Year's Strike in Coal Mine Section ‘Cannot: Force ‘Employers to Take. a Back  Save Court.

WANTS FAIR MARKET PRICE,   Payne Explains Delay on Sale of For. mer German Shins.

PAYNE EXPLAINS DELAY ON BIDS   Sale of 30 Former Ships Postponed by Board to Make Cer. tain a Fair Market Price.

FAIR FOR GERMA™ VESSELS   Delay on Part of SL.»ping Board Ex plaired b~ Chairman Payne.

PLAN Bis RECEPTION FOR SENATOR HARDING   SENATOR WILL SPEAK AT TOMLINSON. HALL ON THE EVEN.’ ING OF OCTOBER i5TH

SEHATCA HARDING GOMING TO TROTANAPOLIS FRIDAY   Will Speak at Tom'insen Hall at Night. At Terre Haute. Safuaday.

New Georgette Crepe  aad Crepe de Chine  Blouses That were opportunely  gs ..B@, a en je

New Georgette Crepe  aad Crepe de Chine Blouses   That were opportunely bought and are savingly priced

MARKET FIRM AND ACTIVE   Miss: Issues Gain a Bit, L’cth!ehem Steel Being™ an Exception.   LIBERTY BONDS TOUCH NEW LOW

SECOND ROW OCCURS I  SOLDIER PAY HEARIN   Criticism of, Associations Rulec Out By Chairman; D'Oiler Gives Legion’s Case.

“Gave Them 60 Pieces of Silver:” Big Row Starts When the House — Ways and Means Committee Takes Up Consideration of the Soldier  Relief Measure Now Pending Before  Both Houses of American Congress

TAX INCOMES TO RRISE FUNDS TO PAY ARMY BONUS   Foreign War Veteran Urges Bill Paying $30 Month .To Soldiers.   WOULD: GIVE $100. ADDITIONAL TO OVERSEAS YETERANS   Mi icin Again Develop ng By House mittee. :

Another Row at Committee Hearing   Ed H. Hale Before House Ways and Means Committee Said Statements of Commander IYOlier Were’ Erroncous,

ANOTHER ROW IK GAPITAL HEARING ON SOLDIERS’ Ald   Foreign War Veteran Accuses - Legion Head, Causing It; Fordney’s Fiat Quiets.   LIP APPRECIATION ONLY . FOR YANKS, HALE SAYS   “Some of Alleged Economies 0! This Congress Are Crime,” Spokesman’s Charge. -

WILD ROWS GOING UN IN HEARING (IF COMMITTEE   FOREIGN WAR VETERANS CRITI CIZE AMERICAN LEGION.   COMMITTEE TOLD SOLDIERS WANT THE BONUSES.   E. H. Hale Representing Foreign War Veterans Says the Statement by D’Olier Yestercay Should Be Investigated.

START ROW OVER RELIEF MEASURE   Stormy Session of House Way and Means Comittee Follows Hale’s Charges

ULAMUR OVER BUNUSES FOR EX-SOLDIERS   Representative of Veterans of Foreign Wars Contradicts D’Olier Statements.   ‘SOLDIERS RELIEF IS CAUSE OF HUGE ROW     Rival Organization of Legion Wants Congress to Appropriate Big Sum.

Chairman Threatens to Acjourr Further Sessions Unless Quiet is Maintained.  RIVALRY IS MENTIONED  eee a anti e  Statement of American Legion Commander js Pronouncec Erroneous.  on ee cm  Further Criticism is Declarec An & ak Fishin   Further Criticism is Declare Out of Order.

ANOTHER ROW AT HOUSE HEARINGS SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Quiet Restored Only When Fordney Threatens To Quit.

SERVICE MEN “ASK FOR BONU   METHOD OF RAISING MON. "BY IS MAIN QUESTION   Representative of Foreign Wars “Veterans Proposes Income Tax to Meet Expense.

‘ Another Row at Committee Hearing   a H. Hale Before House Wrys and Means Committee Smid Statemen:. of Commander D’OKer Were Exc. ncous,

YANK BONUS "HEARINGISON "IN WASHINGTON   ROW TODAY FEATURES COMMIT TEE MEETING—LEGION’S . STAND STATED

MARKS EX-SOLDIER RELIEF HEARINGS   Foreign Vets Representativ: Throws Cessions Into Turmoil; Criticises D’Olier.   Chairman Fordney Warn: Against Further Disorders With Threat to Drop Work.

rie GIVE $30 WEVERY tp SERVICE MAN   REPRESENTATIVE OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS BEFORE COMMITTEE   WRANGLE RESULTS OVER CRITICISMS   Exceptions Taken to Statements Made By D’Olier, Commander of the American Legion.

Chairman Threatens to Acjourr Further Sessions Unless Quiet is Maintained.  RIVALRY IS MENTIONED  ee ee macnn en     Statement of American Legion Commander js Pronounced Erroneous.  Further Criticism is Declarec Out of Order,   Further Criticism is Declarec Out of Order,

SOLDIER ROW IN CONGRESS   When American Legion Head Was Contradicted.   DISCUSS SOLDIER BONUS   i Ex-Service Men Out of Employment — Disinclination to Work on Farms of Middle West.

LEGION: CRITICISM STARTS WRANGLE VER BONUS BILLS   ANOTHER ROW OCCURS AT HEARINGS BEFORE “HOUSE COMMIT mrnm   HALE IS. HEARD      Representative of Veterans of Fareign Wars, Protests TYOlier’s Statements.

FOREIGN VETERANS SPOKESMAN SAYS AE FAVORS BONUS   ‘Storm of Protest 's Heard in Committee at Statements Made by E. H. Hale   Wants Extra Income Eax So As To Raise Money in Order To Pay His Demands

HEARING ON SOLDIER AID   Storm of Protest When Wit: ness Says D’Oiler Spoke  -. Untruth on Stand..   ‘LIP.APPRECIATION’ ALL VETERANS GET

BEFORE THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TODAY   Over Criticisms of Rival Or- ganizations—Veterans of - Foreign Wars Submit  ‘Plans. for Raising Relief  Moarnev.

ANOTHER ROW BREAKS OUT (OVER SERVICE MEN'S RELIEF   House Ways and Means Committee Wrangles over Whether to Permit Criticism of American Legion; Kitchin Opposed to Relief.

CLASH WITH THE LEGION   Head of Rival Organization - of Soldiers for Tax on Incomes   Members of Congress Are Worried Over the Bonus Situation

. §. MOVES TO BREAK STRIKE   Situation Put Up to Attorney General and Action Expected Monday.   Union Charges . W. W. Behind Walkout—Effort to Depose Big Four.

THE SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE EXTENDS ACROSS NATION   FEDERAL - INTERVENTION . TO END STRIKE 18. LIRELY—SIT - VATYON IS PUT UP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER.

ARG otARGHING FOR QRAFT EVADE   ROVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLI REPORTED Ta: HAVE PASSED THROUGH STATE

BERGDOLLITIS RAGES IN TEXAS   MANY TOWNS REPORT PASSING THROUGH OF ESCAPED DRAFT EVADER

WAR MEMORIAL BEING PLANNED   Goodrich Will Be Asked To Submit Bill Providing A Home For  D wr eecue

ASK PLACE FOR MEMORIAL BILI   [COMMITTEE TO MAKE APPEAL  TO GOVERNOK.—SPECIAL SES  SION PROGRAM.

GOVERNMENT NOT T0 AID EUROPEAN NATIONS, HARDING   Vast Sums For Rehabilitation Must Come Through Private Credits, He Says   MUST BE ECONOMICAL   Favors Appropriations Asked By Glass To Peed Starving European Nations

NATIONAL DEBT PRECLUDES ANY FURTHER LOANS   Harding Bays Europe Must Be Re habilitated: by Private Cap_ ital and. Enterprise

PERSHING BOOSTER — SLAPS BRYAN'S WRIST      ¢ . BRYAN IS CENSURED FOR EN. DEAVORING TO DEFEAT PERSHING, THIRD MISSOU. RI CANDIDATE.

HARDING AWAIT RESULT CONFIDENTLY   VOTED EARLY AND THEN CELE BRATED THE SENATOR'S 55TH Rippyigay

BOTH HARDING AND COX Aft AMONG EARLIEST 10 CAST THEIR VOTES IN OHIO   Candidates and Their Wives Appear in Happ; Frame of Mind As Battle of Ballots Rage Over Country.

Republican Nominee Awaits Results of Election With “Complacency.”   ‘DELIGHTED WITH REPORTS      Hears Lenroot Will Win in Wisconsin and Oregon Is Safe far qt fF Pp.

THE CANDIDATES AWANT VERDICT   HARDING, ANG .COX BOTH “AT THEIR HOMES TODAY,   EACH VOTED STRAIGHT TICKE!   Mr, and Mrs, Harding Cast” Theil Ballots at a Garage and Mr. and Mrs. Cox at a Combination Barber Shop,

MRS. HARDING CASTS HER FIRST. ‘VOTE ON SENATOR'S BIRTHDAY   Both Await Results with Cormplacency at Marion, “Ohio, Home—Applications Already Pouring i in for Jobs at Hardine’s Headquarters.

Senator and His Wife Are Not Worrying About Result   Harding Already Is Flooded with Applications for Jobs

SENATOR HARDING AWAITS RETURNS WITH CONFIDENCE   Senator and Mrs. Warding Vote and Celebrate the, Senator's Birthadny

FEAR PARLIAMENT HOUSE MAY BE BOMBED BY IRISH   British Offtcluldom Fear a Second Guy Fawkes Plot in Londow

BELIEVE ERIN NS DECLARED WAR (VN BRITAIN   Irish Documents and Proclama tions Indicate That Open Ware le Caming.   PROTECTING PARLIAMENT   Reprisals Follow After Sixteen Police Are Murdered From Ambush.

All England Awaits Next Act of Terror ism as Armed Men Patrol Streets of Its Principal Cities  Sixteen Police Are Slaughtered fron Ambush by Sinn Fein Gunmen Near Dublin Saturday

BELIEVE STATE OF WAR EXISTS   IRISH OFFICE BELIEVES &8IN FEIN PARLIAMENT HAS DECLARED FOR WAR.

IN OPEN ~ WARFARE   Attacks ,on. British Troops b: Sinn: Feiners in’ Pull Uni form Indicates’ Formal Wa  - TniDeclared. .°   LONDON: FEARS. ATTEMPT - 70. BOMB. PARLIAMEN’   Warnings  Received by Sin ‘Fein. Sympathizers in Pay ‘Vament: to:Btay Away Tal ‘en to’ Show: Plot.

ee ee me  Think War on Englane  Declared ATTACKS RENEWED  Uniform and Helmets ir Evidence

NN FEIN LEAPS 10 ENEWED ATTACK ON FARCES OF BRITISH   ndon Accepts Dublin Murders And Slaugh er Of Police As Work Of Men Who Be ieve The Are Carrying On Legal Warfar .-Incendiaries Create Terror In Macroom.

British Officialdom i ds Wor tied That an Attempt  ' . ' May be Made to —   BLOW UP PARLIAMENT   Precautions Are Taken and Officers Are. Working Under Guards

IRISH OFFICE HAS NO DIRECT INFORMATION IN REGARD TO SINN FEINERS’ PLANS

Houses of Patliament Filled _ With Police as Bomb * Plot Hinted.   SIN FEINERS’ FRIENDS O NOT HEED WARNING   Black and Tan -Police Shot Down Without’ Chance, British Report,

SUNN FEIN THOUGHT TO AVE DECLARED WAP WHTH ENCLAND   Evidence is Accumulating That Sinn Fein Parliament Has Taken Such a Step.   LAUNCH RENEWED ATTACKS   merit ER a a hd  Activities Work of Men Regarding Themselves As Carrying On Legal Warfare.

SINN FEIN. ‘WARIS AS BELIEF   ATTACKS RENEWED   Uniform and Helmets in Evidence

BELIEVES STATE OF WAR EXISTS   London Officials Are Convinced Thaj Sinn Fein Parliament Has Declared War on England   ATTACKS ARE CONTINUED   Sinn Feiners Wear Uniforms Which Substantiates The Belief—London is Being Guarded

IRISH PARLIAMENT HAS DECLARED WAR ON THE ENGLISH   IS BELIEF OF ENGLISH OFFICIALS -RECENT ATTACK WORK OF VEN WHO BELIEVE  ‘ies ol “tees ae OE ® 

BELIEF 1S GENERAL THAT SINN FEIN. PARLIAMENT HAS: DECLARED WAR ON. ENGLAND      “HAS. ‘STEADILY IN REASED; BUSINESS HAS. DECLINED

FEAR ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP PARLIAMENT   Officials Think Sinn Feiners May Try to » Repeat Gunpowder Plot — More Reprisals

FEAR PLOT IS IN   PRIENDS OF SINN FEIN IN PAR LIAMENT WARNED TO STAY AWAY FROM MEETING

Os LOOKING FOR STATE OF WAR   BEGLEY THAT THE STXN PRIN PARLIAMENT AS MADE FORMAL DECLARATION   DUBLIN. MPRDERS ACCEPTED AX WORK OF MEN WHO RF. * GARD THEMSELVES AS  CARRYING GN LEGAL. . mew wag

SINN FEINERS HAVE DECLARED STATE OF WAR?   That is Belief in Irish Office Based on Indications From Ireland.   BORK CITY HALL IS BURNED

Evidence Accumulates to Show That Irish Parliament Has Taken Such a Step   UNIFORMED MEN KILL’ > 16 BLACK AND TANS   DOCUMENTS FALLING INTO BRITISH HANDS SHOW EF. FORTS ARK, MADE TO OB. SERVE LEGA WAR RULES, 

ENGLAND FEARS ~ANDTHER GUY"  HAWKES PLO]   Houses of Bacliament Carry oi Business With Gasrds Profectin«e Worckers.   AINN FEINERS WARNED “. Te KEEP AWAY         Only Peaple Kiamwn te Be Loyal the Goverament Are Permitted to Work.

BRITISH BELIEVE . EIVIL WAR NOW IS UNAVOIDABLE   Sinn Fein Parliament Has Had War-Like Session Formented  ' * Re BFirasnn a:   EVERY PRECAUTION TAKEN

British Parliament in Importan‘ Session Behind a Screen of   Plain Clothes Mer .   Jisregarding * All Warnings to Sta: Away Sinn Fein Sympathizers Take Part in Sessions

DECLARATION Ot WAR SEEN IN ~OINN FEN  : ATTACKS   [By Webb Miller, United Press Staff Correspondent.!] —

EDUCATORS MEE}   Thousand Teachers at Seventy: Third Annual Convention

HARDING HELPED T0 ISSUE BOONE PAPER   Wrote Cepy and Corrected - Proof: For News-Republican While Passing Time Before Speech

HOTEL MEN URGED TO CUT PRICES OF BRIDAL SHITES  TO ENCOLIRAGE MATRIMONY

PROHIBITION LEADERS SELECT FULL TICKET   Headed by Professor Colvin fot Gover nor—Mrs. Elja A. Boole Named for Senatorship.

CANADA PROSPECT REPORTED BRlGtiT FOR BUMPER CROP   Grain, Fruit and Vegetables in Good Condition: Anxious for Harvest Help.

ILLINOIS MINERS IN RIOT   Randolph County Workers Resent Im nortation of Nearoes.

RIOT IN RANDOLPH cCouUNTY   Whites and Blacks Battie In the Min Ing Town of Coulter. ville, TH.

HOUSING PROPLEM DOSENT WORRY BIRDS   BIRDS ARE NOW “MOVING IN” DD LARGE NUMBERS AT THE STATE BIRD SANCTUARIES

BIRDS MOVING IN SAYS COMMISSIONER   BLUE BIRDS AND MARTINS TAK. POSSESSION OF BIRD HOUSES AND TREES

WILSON TAKES THIRD RIDE   \Physician, Daughter And Wife Ac. company President.

PRESIDENT RODE POR HOUR,   Third Auto Ride Since We was Ordered to Bed.

BIG MAJORITY OF VOTE SUPPRESSED   Negro Republican Committeemar From Georgia Testifies Before Senate investigators   COLORED PEOPLE CAN'T VOTE   in Response to Question, Says Negroes Have Been Lynched For Voting G. 0. P. Ticket

NEGRO VOTEIS — SUPPRESSED BY BRUTE FORCE   Is the. Testimony of Henry Johnso Republican Nego Committeeman From Georg\

CHARGES NEGRO VOTE SUPPRESSED  IN THE SOUTE   ‘NEGRO DELEGATE TELLS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EXPENDED IN GEORGIA

REFUBLICAN NATIONAL COW MITTEEMAN SAYS. GEORGIA NEGROES CAN'T VOTE,   CLAIMS NEGROES LYNCHEE FOR VOTING RPEUBLICAS

NEGROES AFRAID TO GO 10 POLLS SAYS IOHKSON   Tells the Committee ot Hardships of Southern Republicans.

NEGROES IN SOUTH AFRAN 10 VOTE   Georgia's National Commitice man Telis Senate Committee Some of Pleasantries Indulged In,

SUPPRESSED   Worth Coloured Mans Life to Be Re. publican in Georgia.

NYS VOTE Ut GEORGIA Neh SUPPRESSED   “Brutal Force Employed tc Put Down 85 Per Cent of Ballots Cast”   IS STUGGLE FOR A REPUBLICAN TO VOTI   LINCOLN JOUNSON TELES IN. VESTIGATING COMMITTEE SOME HAVE BEEN HANGED FOR BEING REPUBLICANS,

NEGROES ARE AFRAIO TO VOT   Henry Lincoln Johnson Says Eighty Five Per Gent in Georgia Never Go to the Polls, -

WOOD FORCES USED Son 000, SAYS WITNESS   GEORGIA PRIMARY: CAMPAIGN __ PROBED BY SENATE COM. MITTEE

 WOULD HAVE VENIZELOS RESUME PREMIERSHIP LIE CONSTANTINE RETURNS 

PLAN TO RESTORE VENIZELOS GOV'T   Is Only Solution of Greek Problem by British, Newspapers Declare.

STOCK REPORT   Moderate Improvement Shown. Steels and Oils Better.

RAIL BROTHERHOODS ASK WAGE ANSWER   Score: Movement to Run Governor Edge on Wet Platform—Clashes With Cummings.

BRYAN LASHES HEAL OF: HIS NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN  .. SPEEGH   Sha OE  Can’t Tie Democracy to Dead Body of John Barleycorn Says Nebraskan   Cummings Is Unfit and Had No Place at Coming Out Party Of Edwards Is Declared

CROWDS ATTACK DUBLIN CASTLE   Irish Capital in Turmoit Wher Troops Fire on Ricters.   VOLLEYS AIMED OVER HEADS   Clashes in the Streets, and Another Daring Seizure of Mails by the Sinn Feiners—Gritain May Change Policy.

'TRY TO RUSH CASTLE GATES   Demonstration at Dublin Areuses People, But No One Iniured.

CROWDS JOIN IN ATTACK AT DUBLIN   SOLDAU TAKEN BY REDS, SAYS BERLIN WIRE   Irish Capital in Turmoil When Troops Fire on Rioters.   Railway Town Fifteen Miles Northwest of Mlawa Taken by Reds.   VOLLEYS AIMED OVER HEADS   WARSAW HEARS ECHO OF GUNS   Clashes in the Streets, and Another Daring Seizure of Maile by the Sinn Feiners—Sritain May Change Policy.   Great Bolshevik Avalanche Hits Capital Denfenses—infantry on Re quisitioned Horses Joins the Russian Cavairy on the Right Flank.

CROWD ATTEMPTS MOB SOLDIERS DUBLIN CASTLE   Thought Soldiers Shot Boy, Riot Followed as Result

RUSH GATES OF DUBLIN CASTLE      RIOTOUS CROWD PURSUES SOL DIERS TO THE,GATES OF. DUBLIN CASTLE

IRISH CAPITAL IN ” GREAT TURMOIL   Crowds Attack the Gates of the ~ Castle.   BRITISH TROOPS OPEN FIRE   Volleys Aimed Over Heads of People and No Cne Was Injured—Clashes in Streets and Another Mail Seizure.

SOLDIERS CHASED 10 COVER BY CITIZENS   Dublin Aroused by Heat Firing In Vicinity of Castle; No Casualties Reported

POLICY PROVIDES THREE DEFENSE LINES   Regular Army First, With National Guard and Trained Reserves In Synnort.

NEW ARMY PLANS CALL FOR TRAINING OF PEACE FORGEE   ORGANIZATION OF NATION'S SEC OND LINE FORCES IS NEW POLICY ADOPTED   RESERVES WILL SEE. OUT   Work Will Be Carried Out Under De partmental Plan, and Will Foilow Geographical Divisions of United States

PEACE TIME ARMY PLAN 15 OUTLINED   REGULARS, NATIONAL GUARD AND RESERVES TO FORM U. S. DEFENSE LINES.

Defense Sums Up at Caillaux Treason Trial   Exile or Imprisonment Face: Former French Premier if Convicted.

CANLLAUX IS. T0 BE EXILEG IF CONVICTEI   Prosecutor of forme: French premier renounces plea for death penalty

CAILLAUX FACES EXILE OR LONG TERM IN PRISON   French Prosecutor Re nounces Death Penalty in Teaaenn. Trial

MILLER IS FIRM ON LIQUOR VIEW:   **Stands Squarely’* on Eighteenth Amendment Statements, AntiSaloon League Is Told

JOHNSON CLAIMS VOTE CROOKED   Says Farmers Disfranchised + din Minnesota Primary

KAISER MAY GET FEET WEI   Bentinck Castle at Amerongen in Danger of Having Its First Floors Flooded.

WHAT DOES THE COVENANT MEAN?   The Twenty-six Articles Explained

POST REPLIES 70 RED Al) CHARGE   Assistant Secretary of Labor Tells House Committee He’s Persecuted.   HITS ACTS CF  CAMINETTI   Declares Aliens Are Mistreated in Arrests on What Is Termed “Infor. mation and Belief’? — Says Whole Matter Prejudged.

PUaT AVS ALIENS ARE MIST REATED   “I’m Persecuted.” Declares As sistant Secretary of Labor.   RAPS ACTION OF CAMINETTI   Criticizes Arrests Made on What Is Termed “Information and Belief” Declares the Whoie Matter Has Been Prejudged.

ux-Fighters Want Assistance in Overcoming Present Financial Disadvantages, Declares National Commander Outlining Demands To House Ways and Means Committee— Land Settlement and Vocational Training Favored.

LEGION CHIEF OUTLINES PLAN FOR YANK HELE   Says Ex-service Men Do Not Want Bonus But Assistance in Overcoming Financial Disadvantages

TOLER SAYS LEGION AaKs FOR NG BONUS   Sete Forth Recommendations for Desired Legislation.

Gift Not Desired Says President (f Orvanization   Ex-Service Men Want Only Assistance That Is Justly Due Them

COMMANDER OF AMERICAN LEGION      APPEARS BEF GRE COMMITTEE   No Bonus Asked by Soldiers but Want. Assistance jn Overcoming Financial Disadvantages,

AMERICAN LEGION NOT ASKING BONUS —POUIER DECLARES   Wants Assistant for Former Ser vice Men in Overcoming Present Financial Disadvantages.

AMERICAN LEGION NOT ASKING BONUS SAYS ITS COMMANDER   Merely Asks Government Aid in Overcoming Financial Disabilities of Men.

LEGION BID FOR  SERVICE REWARD STARTS HOUSE ROW   DOLIER PRESENTS REC ! OMMEND A TIONS TO WAYS AND MEANS _' MEANS COMMITTEE.   WANTS NO GIFTS   Returned Soldiers Make Plea for Fair Recompense From Conrress.

SOLDIERS RELIEF DEMANDS MADE BY LEGION HEAL   ‘ : }  Recommendation For Legislation Made  To Congress; Three Plans  ‘ai

 National Commander Tells House  Committee Service Men Want [ : U. S.. Welfare.

CUiMARDER OG AREHIGAN Ltt   THE AMERICAN LEGION * SUGGESTS LEGISLATION   APPEARS Berane QOMRITTEE   No Bon Want A nencial Dis

———E————E———————_  AMERICAN LEGION WANTS NO BONUS; LEGISLATION DEMANDS PRESENTED

OLD LINE WINS IN EACH PARTY INN. Y. PRIMARY   Miller and Smith Nominated for Governor; Re~ nominate Wadsworth

NEW YORK PRIMARY   Organization Candidates Are Victor ~ ous in Election Tuesday.

URGANIZATION MEN WINNERS IN YORK STATE   A nti-Tammany Candidates Are Drubbed in Primary Voting

WADSWORTH IS VICTOR IN N. Y   Organization Men In Both Parties Beat Opponents At Primaries

N. Y. PRIMARY ELECTION RESULT!   MILLER NOMINATED FOR GOVER. NOK AND WADSWORTH FOR SEFNATOR BY REPERLIEANS

CARRANZA MURDERED BY HIS OWN TROOPS  clita =m «a2ti.e eaanee ent eau GT ae os.

THIRTY PER CENT WAGE CUT MADE   Clothing Workers Get New of the Reduction Today.

GARMENT MAKERS WAGES REDUCED BY $15-WEEKLY   i Piece Work Schedule o - Clothing ‘Industry Cuts  Dav Daan

BlG WAGE CUT TS ANNOUNCED   Clothing Makers to Get 30 Per Cent Less.   65,000 WORKERS AFFECTED   Announcement Make Today By the Clothing Manufacturer's Association,

MEN ON STRIKE TOLD __.-— WAGE-SCALE-IS- CUT   Clothing Manufacturers Associstion Announce Reduction of 30 Percent Over Union Scale,

DECREASE, WAGE CLOTH WORKERS   Clothing Manufacturers (nneunece Drop of 30 Percent Below Seale.

30 PER CENT CUT IN ‘WAGES ANNOUNCED IN _ CLOTHING INDUSTR'   65,000 Workers in New York Ari Affected by Reduction; ‘All on Strike or Locked Ont

WAGES. OF 65,000 CUT 30 PCT.   New York Clothing Manufacturers’ Association Announces Reduction.

WAGE REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING TRADI   Thirty Per Gent Under Union Scale.

BIG WAGE’ tlt AFFECTS OVER 16,008   Union Weekly Scale of Clothing Workdrs Cut $15; ‘Many Out on Strike.

MEXICAN REVOLT THREATENS Ol   General Gomez and Soldiers Raise Standard of Revolution at Tuxpan; Threaten Tampico; Heavy American IWterests Invoived.

REBELS THREATEN OIL INTERESTS      General Gomes, With 3.000 Men Ke ported to Have Joined Revolt Aga       st Cuan

FORCE-THREATENS. TAMPICO IN RICH. MEX. OIL REGION   Gen. Gomez With Army of 4,000 Men Is Said to Be Operating

GENERAL DONEZ WITH 3,000 MIEN , AS JOINED THE - REBELS— ’ PUXPAM HAS. FALLEN -

MAYS’ BASEBALL ‘DAYS. NU MBERED   Players. Organizing: Say. ing 'Ehey::Wilk: Not  Face-Mays:*

MAYS’ BASEBALL DAYS NUMBERED   Players s Organizing Saying They Will Not F ace Mays

— — ee SL LL a ee a ai a a ee en aS  “AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYERS DECLARE BOYCOTT AGAINST CARL MAYS; MAY CAUSE HIS CAREER TO COME TO END

TREMENDOUS FLOODS ARE SWEEPING JAPAN   Towns and Village Are Over. whelmed With Enormous T.oea of Lifa.

TEN RADICALS TAKEN. © . IN CLEVELAND RAIT      Government Continues Effort te Stamp Out Radicalism anc Confiseates Literature.

NEW RAIDS BY U. S. OFFICERS NET MORE REDS   Ten Alleged Agitators and Much Literature Taken in Cleveland.

TEN ALLEGED RADICALS HELD   Raids in Cleveland Renewal  of Government's Fight To  Stamp Out Radicalism   Several Wagonloads of Lit eralure Found in tomes   AE ete Ae ee Ragen

TGiT RENEWED AGAINST RADICALS   aids By Federal Agents at Cleveland Bring To Light Heaps of Radical Literature.

TEN RADICALS NABBED IN CLEVELAND RAIL   Federal Officers Iso Connscate Ton or Literature or x Revolutionary Netore, 7

RAID RADICALS IN CLEVELAND   TEN ARRESTS MADE BY OF. FICIALS THIS MORN. ING.

HiUa UN ita AY CLEVELAND TEN ARALOTEL   FEDERAL AGENTS AND POLICE OFFICIALS JOIN FORCES IN ROUNDING UP RABICALS.

RAID RADICALS AGAIN. TODA}   Government Renews the Fight to Send Agita-. tors Back Home

GREECE DECIDES TO CONFER WITH ALLIES ON ISSUE   WILLING TO GIVE ALL THE GUARANTEES ENTENTE DEMANDS.    PREMIER. RHALLIS TO VISIT CAPITALS

VOTE TESTS LEAGUE      “IRRECONCILABLE” RENOMINATED BY CONSTIT LUENTS.

ROOT PLAN FOR COURT ADOPTED   League of Nations’ Assembly Accepts Proposal for International Tribunal.

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUS: TIGE AND ARBITRATION   By the International Court Committee of the Assembly   Receased to Thursday — Indications Disarmament Will Be Long Delayed.   ; America to Be Aeked to Send Expedi : tionary Force to Armenia.

ADMIRAL BENSON CHOSEN TO HEAD SHIPPING BOARD   Will:.Succeed “Payne, .Whe Gois to Cabinet, Wilson   ~ Annnimrse

ADMIRAL . BENSON TO CUCCEED J. B. PAYNE   RETIRED NAVY OFFICER CHOSEN BY PRESIDENT WILSON ON SHIPPING BOARD.

ADMIRAL BENSON TO THE SHLPVPING BOAR   Selected by President to  Stcom John Barton Payne,

REPORT SEBASTAPOL EVACUATE!   Soviet Ferees Crosa Frozen Sea of -Avef While Wrangel’s Men Fight Red Forces.

REDS CROSSED ON FROZEN SEA   Taking the Anti-Bolshevik Fighters in the Rear---Army About Perekop Is Reported Annihilated.

SEBASTOPOL GIVEN. “OVER BY WRANGEL  He   Reports Say City Evacuated _ Before Advancing Reds ~~ Following Defeat.   Belief Expressed That Force Defending Peninsula Is Annihilated,

FEAR EXPRESSED FOR GEN. WRANGEL   REDS PRESSING HIM WARD ANI MAY DESTROY HIS ENTIRE ARMY

SEBASTOPOL HAS AGEN EVAGUATEL   GENERAL WRANGEL SUFFERS SERIOUS REVERSES,   MANY TROOPS ANNIHILATED   Great Stores of Ammunition and Suppligs Destroyed or CGaptured— Constantinople Fleet Sent To  Take Away Refugees. ve

CRIMEA PORT EVACUATED BY GEN. WRANGEL   Serious Disaster Meets Anti Bolshevik Armies in Crimean Peninsula.   GROSS SEA OF AZOV ON ICE

Sebastopol Evacuated Wher Anti-Bolshevist .Is Attack From Two Sides.   OPENS DOOR TO CRIMEA   Large Quantities of War Supplies Fall Into Hands of Soviets.

GENERAL WRANGEL IS FORCED TO LEAVE HIS MAIN HEADQUARTERS   Soviets Cross Frozen Sea o Azof and Attack Wrangel and His Men From Rear

BANKS ARE SAFE   Blue Earth Farmer Robbed o $8006 Kept In His Private Safe In House.

ANIL EXECUTIVES ‘ASK CONGRESS FOR HALF BILLION MORE   Tell Senate Committee It is ‘Needed to Buy Reiling Stcck Coming Year.   SERIOUS AND GENERAL CAR SHORTAGE EXISTS   Western Roads Need an Additional $352,508,000 to Bring Net Income Up to Six Per Cent on Property) Investment of $8,963,88S83,000 Pro. vided by Transportation Act.

RAILROADS SEEK LOAN FOR NEW EQUIPMENT   Shortage of Rolling Stock Neces. ‘sitates Outlay Estimated At Approximately $500,000,0006

RAILROAD HEADS ASK CONGRESS FOR S500, 000,000   Needed to Buy Roll. ing Stock During Coming Year   THOUSANDS OF CARS SHORT

RAILROADS ASK $500,000,000 “OFULS. TO BUY ROLLING STOCK   226,000 Freight Car: and 3,190 Engines Are Needed.   WESTERN N LINES NEED $352,893,000   Big Sum Is Required. to Raise. Income. to. ’  6 Per Cent.

RAILWAYS ADK TREASURY FOR HALF BILLION   IN FORM OF LOAN TO BE USED IN PURCHASE OF NEEDED NEW ROLLING STOCK.   Serious Shortage Existing Cannot Be Supplied, It Is Stated Unless Some Aid Is Granted.

WANT GONGRESS 10 SUPPLY GASE   Railroads Ask Half Billion for Equipment   LARGE CAR SHORTAGE   Companies Unable to Borrow Sufficient Money in Open Market to Meet Requirements — Western Roads Need $352,893,000 to Bring Income up to Six Per Cent

Pennsylvania President Presents Appeal to Aid In Purchasing Equipment   NEED 2000 LOCOMOTIVES   Western Lines Require 352 Millions Additional to Increase Net fncomes

RAILAGAUS Nekv ROLLING STOCK   Executives Ask Gongress For Additional $50,000,000.

AILROADS- SEEK FEDERAL AD 10. BUY EQUIPMENT   Suggested That United States Provide Money and Take Trust Certificates For Security.   RAHRGADS CANNCT BORROW

ADDITIONAL: HALF BILLION IS ASKED   Railroads Want Sum for Purchase : of Rolling - Stock      SERIOUS CAR SHORTAGE   President of Pennsylvania Asked That Government Take Trust Certificates

Need Money to Buy Cars t  Relieve Serious Shortage Tin Middlewest.

00 MILLION MORE FOR RAILROADS 15 ADKED BY OWNERS   Seek Additional Amount of Congress to Buy Rolling Stock—Frisco Man Tells of  Shortage on Systems.

COUNCIL SAYS IRELAND DESIRES HONORABLE PEACE CONSISTENT WITH ITS POSITION AS A STATE   Cork Municipal Board Says the Nation Is Fighting For Its Very Existence; No Truce Is Possible Unless It Is Arranged Through the Proper Channels, Is Edict.

British Railroad Men Seem to Have Won in Old Dispute About Wages With Government

DISPUTE HAS BEEN SETTLEL   Victory Apparently Is or Side of Railroad Men in England

RAILWAY MEN: WIN ‘DISPUTE   Wage wr roubles Between Union ar Government Seenis to Have.’ >. 0 Reen  Séttled,

AMERICANS IN OIL FIELDS OF MEXICO TO GET PROTECTION   General Pelaez Controls Entire District—Will Protect Property.   REVOLUTIONARY REGIME ACCEPTED IN NEUVO LEON   General Gonzales’ Withdrawal for President Makes Him Much Stronger.

UARRANZA WILL NOT BE EXECUTEL   Mexican Rebel Leaders Say Former President Will be Tried Under  Mexican Laws.   SITUATION REMAINS QUIET

Rebel Leader in Practical Control of Capital; Revolution Almost Bloodless   WASHINGTON RECORDS REVOLT AS A NOVELT)   STATE DEPARTMENT WILI NOT HESITATE TO DEAI WITH REBEL REGIME AS DE FACTO GOVERNMENT.

QBREGON IN FULL CHARGE IN MEXICO; SITUATION QUIET   Revolution Has Been Practically Bloodless, Succeeding Only a Month After Outbreak.

Revolution So Far Has Been Practically ~ Bloodless--Carranza to be Given Trial--Execution Not Desired.

GEN. OBREGON FAST ESTABLISHING HIS ASSUMED AUTHORITY   Situation Conthiyes ‘Quiet, Reports Showing Revol Virtually Bloodless.

OBREGONINCONTROL, MEXICO IS QUIETER   Carranza Is Reported Captured by Revolutionists, Who Establish Authority.

Leaders: ‘Say: Life. of. Carranza ‘Is .Not Desired. ‘by ers. * Opposition. «© rc   GARRISONS SURRENDER : WITHOUT: GIVING . ER ag   British: Capitalists Not. Con: cameg: ‘Over ‘Overthrow “of: Carranza, Regime:

WOMEN TALK PLAINLY 10 MR. HARDING   Deputation of Suffragist: Tell Nominee They Expect Action   THREATEN TO BOLT   Say Republicags Are as Mucl Opposed (6 Suffrage as Lemocrais

WOMEN TALK WITH HARDING   Candidate Tells 26 Suffragists He Favors Their Cause.

HARDING REFUSES 10 IEE WT SUF N AECOMMEND ATIONS   To State Regarding Their Probable Action in the Legislature—Says He Will Give Advice if it is Asked.—Wom en Critfeteo Renublicanc.

HARDING TELLS WOMEN HE IS IN FAVOR OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Republican Nominee Talk. With Osear Strauss, a Hoover Man.

HARDING FOR WOMEN’S VOTES   He Answers Delegation of 26 Suffra. gists That Makes Threat of Third Party.

HARDING FOR SUFFRAGE HE TELLS WOMEN   G. O. P. Candidate Says He Would Recommend Ratitification If State Authorities Sought Opinion.

Harding Told of Action Con templated Unless He Use: Influence in Securing Ratifi cation of Amendment.

HARDING ON st FERAG gE   The Candidate Makes His’ Positharn Clear to Suifragists,

COX HITS PALMER, HITCHCOCK AND BURLESON'S RULE   ALSO DISAGREES WITH POLICY OF PHILANDER KNOX DURING HIS TERM

LEAGUE WOULD AID FARMERS   Contention of Goveracr Sox ft His Speeches In Nebraska,   SAYSITHEPRESENTS PROGRESS

BURLESON AND PALMER CRITICISED BY GOVERNOR G0}   Democratic Nominee Voices Disapproval of “Matters” In Their Administrations.

GOV. COX REPLIES 10 PAPERS      Says He Cannot Fully Indorse Gabinet Work—Glven Hearty Welcome Throughout Nebraska,

WHEAT STANDARDS TO HOLD   Secretary of Agriculture Meredith Answers Complaints About Fed. eral Grades Recently Voiced.

NINETEENTH BANK IN NORTH DAKOTA CLOSES   Depleted Reserves Is Cause Given by State Bank Examiner— May Re-Open Same,

BRYAN GOES TO WASHINGTON TO MAKE EFFORT  TO LEAD DEMS   The Climax of the Bryan-Wilson Sit. uatlon Scheduled for Tonight at Jackson Dinner.

UEMOGRATS PLAN 920 CONVENTION   Party Leaders Gather at Washington Today to Fix Date and Select City.   BRYAN IN THE LIMELIGHT   President to Tell Party in Message Tonight if He will Seek Nomination for Third Term.

BRYAN BELIEVEL PLAYING GAME   _ Orator’s Movement Now Attracting Much Attention at Capital

UNANIMOUS VOTE GIVEN PRESIDENT IN TREATY FIGHT   Democratic National Committee Stands Squarely Betrind Wilson on Ratification   BRYAN ON HAND TO ‘SPEAK-AT-BANOUL]

ARE SQUARELY BEHIND WILSON   Democrats are Back of President Wilson in His Fight for the Treaty   NATIONAL COMMITTEE   Is Receiving Offers fron Cities to Hold Convention—Chicago's Offer

BAYAN LOOM UP Ao oT RUNS POSSIBILIT   Veteran Candidate Attracts as Much Attention at Capital as Convention   CLIMAX WITH WILSON SCHEDULED TONIGHT   BRYAN SAID TO BELIEVE THE  , PEOPLE WOULD RATHER FOLLOW HIM, BEING ASSURED OF COMPROMISE

JEMOCRATIC PARTY STANDS SQUARELY BEHIND WiLSan   ‘easolntion Declares These Senatars Who Appose ‘Freaty Ratification: Deserve “Contempt of the Werld.”

NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN RESOLUTIONS, SOUARELY BACKS UP PRES. WILSON   Senators Who Demand Reservations Deserve “Contempt of the World” Is Sentiment Expressed——Convention = City Picked and Other Business Transacted.

LEADERS 3B KR ME WISHES LEADERSHIP OF DEMOCRATS ON TREATY QUESTION.   TO SPEAK AT THE BANQUET

BRYAN HAS DEMOCRATIC ~ LEADERS GUESSING; USING _ TREATY TO GAIN IN POWER

W. J. BRYAN iS  AN. LIMELIGHT IN WASHINGTO!   Scheduled in Make a Speech at the Jacksan Day Dinner Tonight.

Wm. J. Bryan Attracts Attention in Washington   Will Speak at Jackson Day Banquet Tonight—Will Oppose President's Treaty Attitnde

DEMOCRATS BACK PRESIDENT   Senators Whe Want Modification _ of Treaty Are Scored   URGE CHICAGO FOR MEETING   Offer From California For Convention Canses Enthusiasm

DEMOCRATS GET BEHIND PRESIDENT ON TREATY QUESTION   BRAND SENATORS WHO OPPOSE TREATY AS WORTHY OF CON. TEMPT OF WORLD

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY STANDS BEHIND WILSON   PASSED RESOLUTION UNANI MOUSLY APPROVING PRESIDENT'S FIGHT IN THE PEACE TREATY.       National Committee in’ Session ia Washington Today to Sct a Date and Name a Place for the 1920 Convention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (Flash)—SAN FRANCISCO GETS THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. ‘

ALL WASHINGTON IS WATCHING W. Je BRYAN. TO-DAY      SooF Notion Are Centered on Toads  al davksxon Day Bs ques  Great Commoner     eo Speaks           Yanighe

Democratic National Committee Passed a Resolution Endorsing President's Stand.

BRYAN CENTRAL FIGURE AT Bla  DEMO MEETING   Former Secretary of State Is Bi; Man at Natienal Gathering in Washington   TRYING TO CAPTURE PARTY LEADERSHI?   Has Strong Following Among Mild Reservationists and Wants a Quick Compromise ~

Democratio National Committee Declares for Ratification of Peace Treaty as it Stands.   + Washington, Jan &—far Francisoo gets Democratic sonvention

MacSwiney’s Funeral Thursday—Eight. © rested Believed M bers of “Vengeat        HAPPENINGS.

Toe Bhize Was Discovered in Stored sical and Was Attributed to Spontaneous Combystion.—The Fire Kept Well Und'r Control By Firemen

ANOTHER FIRE VISITSWATER FRONT TODAY AY GALVESTN   Blaze Today is Discovered in Pier 41;  Under Control   WAREHOUSE PROPERTY OF COTTON CONCENTRATION   Same Pier Was Scene o Million Dollar Sisal Fire Few Months Ago

SEGNET AGENTS SLEA URGANIZED BANK SWINOLERS   PHAPGE COLLUSION OF ROBBERS WITH POLITICIANS, BANK OF. FICITALS Aso OTHERS,

ROB BANKS AND SPLIT THE MONEY   Chicago Center of Giant Swindling Scheme, Says Indemnity Company Representative  Riad none Qual tt i. fe

GREAT SYNDICATE [S ROBBING BANKS   ALLEGED TO HAVE DIVIDED TWO MILLIONS WITH POLITICIANS, LAWYERS AND POLICE.

IN Bi  OWINDLERS  G SYNDICATE   Employ Women to Beguile Bank Employes. .

SWINDLERS   Charged That Big  Syndicate of Crooks Secure Big Sums From Banks.

ONE: GIGANTIC SWINDLE   BANKS WERE THE VICTIMS OF NATIONAL THIEF SYNDICATE.   !  More Than Two Million DeHars Said  to Have:Boen Bivided Among Members of the Gang.

Fourteen Members of Gang Who Are Alleged to Have Cleaned Up Over $2,000,00€ Sought—New York Indem. nity Co. Files the Complaint.

POLICE SEARCH FOR SYNDICATE BANK LOOTERS   Authorities Trail Mem. bers of National Association.

CHICAGO HUNTING BANK SWINDLERS   National Syndicate ‘Alleged. To Have Divided Huge Swag With Lawyers, Politicians and Bank -Officia's.

SYNDICATE OF SWINDLERS IS BRING SOUGHT   TAS DIVIDED OVER 32,000,000 WITH OFFICIALS, Is CHARCH   Representatives of New York Indemnity Co. Say Men Operate Clearing House.

° ROBY BANKS BY SS     TEM,      Syndicate éf: Switdlers : Said. to . Hired Men to Steel,

JOA GWADLED i if mT TO TAILLION   National Syndicate Split Loo With Politicians and Police.

Unearth National Syndicate Of Bank Swind'ers: Divide Spoils of Two Millions

NATIONAL SYNDICATE _” OF BANK SWINDLER:   One Said to Exist in. Chicag _ Which Does a Profitable Business,

BANKS LOST MUCH MONEY   Police Seeking Members of National Syndicate of ‘Swindlers

SYNDICATE OF BANK SWINDLERS SPLIT 52,000,000   Politicians, Of fieials and Employes Involved in “Big Steal”

BANK SWINDLED BY GANG AIDED Bi THEM, 15 GLAIN   $2,000,000 Divided With Police, Politicians, Lawyers, ~ Story to Prosecutor.

bETRUIE HOTEL: ° ~ FIRE'IS FATAL   One’ Known: Dead, Three Ex ‘pected to Dig and Others May ‘Be Ih Ruins’ of. the: Savey*’   CAUSE OF. FIRE UNKNOWN

WARSAW EXCITED: BY FALSE REPOR}   Poles Not in Kiev, But Fighting for It.

WELL, ATTENDED   MEETING HELD UNDER -AUSPICES OF, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. LARGELY ATTENDED “BY ND WOMEN -

MASS MEETING   MEETING HELD UNDER AUSPICES OF LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, LARGELY ATTENDED BY MEN AND WOMEN

NINE INJURED AT SIOUX CIT'   When a Street Lar Overturned While Rounding a Curve Today,

9 INJURED WHEN CAR QUITS TRACK   Failure of Brakes to Hold Results in Injuries to Sioux City Street Car Passengers Today.

NINE. PERS ONS “HURT IN WRECK   Traction Car Overturns Round . ing Curve When Brakes Refuse to Hold.”

FIFTY THOUSAND PITTSBURG TOTAL   All “Railroads in District Are Affected Except Pennsy; Em harenes Declared.

FREE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LOCAL BOYS   HIGH SCHOOL TO BENEFIT TH RY GIFT TO DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

FREE SCHOLARSHIP FOR LOCAL BOYS   HIGH SCHOOL : TO BENEFIT! THROUGH GIFT TO DEPAUW UNIVERSITY.

FREE SCHOLARSHIPS “OFFERED LOCAL BOYS   High Schoo! to Benefit Through a Gift to Depauw University.

EREE SCHOLARSHIP   Local High School Can Award One Scholarship in DePauw University tn Rav Stirdent

PREE SCHOLARSHIPS.   High Schoof to Benetit Through De Pauw University.

FREE SCHOLARSHIP   At DePauw offered Local High Schoo Boys by Edward Rector

FREE SCUOQLARSHIPS FOR WASHINGTON 8. 8. BOY   Lecal Instiqution to ‘Benefit Threpté : Gitt ta DePauw University. °

SCHOLARSHIPS © FOR LOGAL BOYS   High School to Benefit Threugh Gift to DePauw University By Chicago Man.

AS OFFERED   Local High School Students Have Chance to Win Free Scholarship to DePauw.

LOGAL STUDENT TO BE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP   Charagter and Class Standing Basis for Rector Scholarship te DePauw.

GIFT 10 DEPAUW OF LOCAL BENERT   HIGH SCHOOL WILL BENEFIT) THROUGH GIFT TO DEPAUW UNIVERSITY.

FREE SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED FOR LOCAL SCHOOL BOYS   High School Tc Benefit Through Rector Gift To DePauw University

i SCHOL FOR im mh   High School t to Benestt Through Gift to _DeRanw!: rivergity— ; Big enone “—  aa at eee

OLARSHIPS,     URE   Renetit Through DeUnive:     High Sehook t Pauw

_ FREE SCHOLASHIPS FOR LOCAL BOYS      High School To Benitit ‘Through Gift To DePauw University

MECH WOMSE TODAY.   Former German Empress Han High Pever—Prince Is Summoned,

Wow! Likewise Ouch! Blanton Blats   Wilson Crook, Gompers Slave Duper!

SAYS STRIKERS ALWAYS WIN OUT   Kepresratatiie Blanton Charges Secreine of Labor Wilko Te “Croke”

FRENCH TROOPS  ENTER DAMASCUS   No Attempt Made to Capture Ismir Feisul, Who Filed Into. the  =r yp

FRENCH SOLDIERS. ENTER DAMASII   lieneral Gourond Is In Com mand Of Expedition To Arab Capital

ONE BANDIT DIES IN _ SATURDAY SHOOTING   POLICE SURPRISED BANDITS ROBBING A KANSAS CITY STORE   Paymaster of J. C. Nichols Com pany Was Held Up and Robbed of $6.000

BANDITS THICK «IN KANSAS CITY; " ONE‘MAN KILLED   Four Men in ‘Car Rob Pay. master of $6,000. Italian With Gang Caught Rob- bing Warehouse Shot.

ARMED MEN ROB STATE BANK IN ST IOSEPH MQ   TURED $3,000 EN CASH AND $5, 000 WORTH OF LIBERTY BONDS, STATED.      The Bandits, Hawever, Overlooked ; Big Sum of Cash and Many More Ronds—-Made Their Escape in Motor Car.

ARMED MEN ROB STATE BANK IN ST. JOSEPH. MO.   BECUNED 88,000 IN CAHIL AND $5, 000 WORTH OF LIBERTY TONDS, #fATED,   Whe Bandita, However, Overlooked 1 Hig Sam of Cash and Many More Bonds—Maide Their Encape in Motor Car,

JEW RELIEF WORKERS SLAIN   "Professor Friedlander and a Rabbi   From New York Killed by   Polish Bandits.

D’ANNUNZIO TOLD TO DISBAND FORCES   Italian Government Serves Notice 1; Has Become Tired With His Foolishuess,

D'ANNUNZIO TOLD TO DISBAND ARI   italian Fire Eater Told Govern ment He Will Maintain His Position.

FEW HOURS OF GRACE   Remain for D’Annunzia to Give Up His Armies

UME CHIEF, GIVEN UNTIE NIGHT TO QUIT   Is Defiant, However, and Apparently Will Resist the Italian Attempt at Occupation

QOUEENSBERRY MARQUIS DEAD   Son of Boxing Enthusiast Was Once Engaged in Newspaper Work in United States.

QUEENSBERRY MARQUIS DIES   Son of Sporting Enthusiast Passes Away in South Africa.

SOR ALT Fd POUL A ave     Stutz Moter Man Expelled = from New York Stock Exchange,

STUTZ CHAIRMAN IS EXPELLED BY BOARD   Is Charged With Instituting ’ Corner.

EXPELL RYAN FROM ‘CHANGE   Official of Stutz Motor Car Company Must Vacate His Seat

STUTZ CHAIRMAN EXPELLED FROM STOCK EXGHANGE   Charged With Having Princi ples Inconsistent With Just Trade

STUTZ HEAD OUSTED FROM N.Y. EXCHANGE   Charged With Conduct Un consistent With Just Principles of Trade.

CHAIRMAN OF STUTZ MOTOR COMPANY {3 DUSTED FROM EXCHANGE   BECAME INVOLVED IN CONTRO VERSY IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED CORNER.

EAPEKLLED FROM EXCHANGE.   Alen 4. Ryan Accused of Practices : Not Tolerated.

Allen J. Ryan, Chairman of Stuz Company, Expelled from New York Exchange

RYAN IS EXPELLED      Chairman of Stutz Motor Company 4s Ruled Of xchange.

To Celebrate _ Armistice Day: Thursday. Evening 3 ‘Unique ‘Invitation Is : Sent to Ex-Service Men.

VETERANS _ WORLD WAR   To Celebrate. Armistice - Day Thursday Evening Unique Invitation Is  Sent to Ex-Service Men.

POLES CONTINUE TO ~ SMASH RUSSIAN LINES   Break Red Lines Over A Wide Front And Capture 10,000 Prisoners.

POLISH TROOPS   Broke Through Russian Lines—Captured 10,000 Prisoners and Many Guns,

RANGERS othl 10 WICHITA OU. 10 KEEP ORDER   HOBBY FEARED CONFLICT MIGHT START BETWEEN CLAIMANTS OF OIL LANDS.   Oklahoma Sheriff Says the Governor’s Action Looks Like Foolishness to Him.

DISPUTE OIL LAND OWNERSHIP   Rangers Will Preserve Order On Texas-Oklahoma worder.

TEXAS RANGERS SENT 10 GUARD DISPUTED LANDS   SITUATION QUIET, WITH NO TROUBLE ANTICIPATED, IS LATE REPORT

WILL USE RANGERS TO PRESERVE ORDER   STATE POLICE ARE SENT INTO OIL TERRITORY WHICH Is NOW IN DISPUTE.   9. NO REASON FOR ALARM   Assistant Attorney General Leaves Austin and Will Deal With Legal Phase of Affair,

CLEMENCEAU IS * CALLED TRAITOR   Paris Papers Say Foch Has _ Accused the “Tiger’” of Treason.   Declared That'Former Premier En tered Into an Agreement ‘With England Without Consulting the People—Friends Defend Him.

CLEMENCEAU IS CALLED TRAITOR   Paris Papers Say Foch Has Accused the “Tiger” of Treason.   DEMAND I$ MADE FOR TRIAL   Declared That Former Premier En. tered Into an Agreement With Engiand Without Consulting the People—Friends  f Defend Him.

TIGEAT Io AGGUSEL AY MARSHAL FOGH   Newspapers in Paris Say Clemenceau Is Called Traitor.   MAKE DEMAND FOR A TRIAL   It Is Claimed by Some That Forme Premier Entered Into Agreements With England Without Consulting the People.

CLEMENCEAU IS. CALLED TRAITOR   PARIS PAPERS SAY FOCH ACCUSES “TIGER” OF  : TREASON.

CHARGE HARDING OBSCURES ISSUE   Walsh Replies to Senator’s State ment That Constitution and League Conflict.

$510.00 440.00 465.00 395.00 360.00 795.00 745.00 545.00 790.00   HARDING'S POSITION AS TO CONSTITUTION ATTACKED

CHARGES 6. 0, P, HIDES PURPOSE   “OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE PURELY PARTISAN” SAYS WALSH   Montana Democratic Senator Replies to Harding Contention That League  Is Irreconcilable,

NYS REPUBLICANS OBSCURE REASONS FOR OPPOSITION   Senator Walsh, Montana, Declares Rea! Objection Purely Partisan in Character.

WALSH SAYS G. 0. P. FIGHT ON LEAGUE IS PARTISAN   Montana Senator Asserts‘ Republicans Are Obscuring Real Issue to Blind Voters of United States.

MINING FIGURES SHOW LOW RECORD   Production Anthracite Coal Lowest in Seven Years in Pennsylvania

MINE COAL BEYOND NORMAL   Bituminous Pits in Pennsyivania Reach High Mark During January.

CHRISTIANS SLAIN BY THE JAPANESE   MISSIONARIES FILE PROTEST AGAINST SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENT.   Japanese War Office Claims Action Has Been Taken Only Against Those Leagued  With Outlaws. a

JAPS MASSACRE - MANY CHINESE   Charges Made By Canadian Missionaries. —   ENTIRE VILLAGES ~ ARE WIPED OUT   Outrages Take Place in * Manchuria.

MISSIONARIES. AFFORD AMUSEMENT TO JAPANESE TROOPERS IN CHIEN TAO

BELGIANS ARREST AMERICAN ATHI FTE   San Franvisco ‘Man Taken to Police Station by Soldiers for Apparently Trivial Offense

Are Wemen Too Jealous to Give Sisters a Square Pea   ah ERS TQ A A] 1h ’ aL! UF PE ”   Rot Entirely Satisfactory  Samuel Bat He'll Let In  Go at That

PRICE UP FOE GOOD WIVES IN AFRICA   Costs Eight Spear-Heads tc Secure Lovable and Tractable Better-Half

WIVES BRING HIGHER PRICES   Inerewss al Living ( oxtn Atfeet Na tives of Centra! Atrien,

EXERCISE HELPS BUSINESS MEN          Systematic Bodily  Trainé Urged or Rotarians by Dr. ai ies Barker

EXERCISE HELPS. BUSINESS ME®   Systematic Bodily Trainine I: Urged on Rotarians bs Dr. Cherles Barker

‘WO DAYS BANK CLEARINGS   Land Settlements ‘Result in Heavy) Business for Lincoln Ranks Early in Marck.

EASTISINGRASP OF MARCH STORM WIND DESTRUCTIVE   Rain, Sleet and Snow Puts Traffic Out of BusiWess.   FEAR SHIPPING OFF COAST WILL SUFFER i WIN   Railroads Tied Up By Snow and Ice on Tracks

COX CALLED  PACE SEITE   Democratic Leaders See, Mo Adoo’s Withdrawal Opening Way to Governor.   Convention Sharps at San Francisco Advise Keeping One Eye on the Ohio Executive and the Other on Vine President.

Uni GOVERNOR dE/o THE PAGE   Cox Is Called “Runner-Up” by Some Leaders.   M’ADOO OPENS WAY TO HIM   Vice President Marshal! Is Considered as Very Much in the Running— Gossip Covering Activities of the Democratic Leaders.

NOMINATION WOOES . COX SINCE M’ADOO. REFUSAL TO ACCEPT   Ohioan Boosted From Secone to First Place by Dopesters at Frisco.   Marshall Talked as Most Likely Dark Horse—Bryan Remains an Unknown Quantity.

PAGE SETTER   Democratic Leaders See Mc Adoo’s Withdrawal Opening Way to Governor.   MARSHALL NOT A “DEAD ONE’   Convention Sharps at San Francisco Advise Keeping One Eye on the Ohio Executive and the Other  on Vice President.

SUFFRAGISTS 10 ASK VERMONT All    Secretary of National Women’s Party Sees Little Hope for Ratification from Louisiana: Willi Look to New England State for Heip.

SUFFRAGISTS TO TURN TO VERMONT   Conclude There Is Little to de Hoped “From Louisiana Legislature

CINS BURNED IN ALA.BLACK BELT   Band of Mounted Negroes Apply Torch to Valuable Property of Farmers in Section Near Montgomery.   NO WARNINGS GIVEN OF INTENDED RAID   Sheriff and Posse Who Are ir Pursuit Are Fired Upon bs Blacks; Save Lives by Leaping. 

NEGROES APPLY TORCH TO ALABAMA FARMERS   Police Believe That White Meri Directed Work Which Resulted in Two Deaths anc  ‘ Wounding of Another as Re. ealt at' Raid.

FLOOD AT MADISON.   , Hee ee OO 'Ffwo Hours of Downpour Caused ' Creck to Overflow.

BRITISH EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE IN PAST MONTH   Total 58 Million Pounds Over January 1919, According to Statemerts By Board of Trade.

FARMERS ASK FOR EMERGENCY FUNDS   SENATE COMMITTEE HEARS AP. PEAL FOR TEMPORARY RURAL CREDIT SYSTEM,

TOCKMEN Ae CREDIT RELIEF   Appeal to Senate Banking Com. mittee to Provide Temporary Assistance

FARMER WANT CREDIT SYSTEM.   Great increase in Cost of Products, I Ald is Refused, Senators Are Told.

ARMY OFFICER WAS AN ALL AROUND THIEF   slempanant McCormick Stole Both Cash and Government Stores.

BRYAN LOSES IN FIGHT FOR DRY DECLARATION   COCHRAN’S WET PROVISION DEFEATED

BOTH ORY AND WET FIGHT LOoT   Bryan Fails in Effort to Have Plank Inserted.   COCKRAN IS ALSO DEFEATED   Both Commoner and New Yorker Get Wild Demonstration at Frisco— Contest Over Liquor Question Overshadows Al! Others.

PONZI’S BOSTON BANK CLOSES DOORS UNDER BANK COMMISSIONEF   Bank in Which Ponzi Carried Deposits Declared Operating Unsafely.

PONZI SERVED IN MONTREAL PENITENTIARY   SPECTACULAR FINANCIER SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED HE 1S SAME PERSON THAT  OPERATED IN CANADIAN Qrpyr   Records Show Man Named Ponsi   Served Brief Term—Denies   Report and Promises State. ment:

SAYS HOUSEWIVES CAUSE HIGH COSTS   MEAT PACKERS DECLARE THE} ARE TOO CHOICE IN SELECTION OF MEATS.

MEAT PRICES it WHOLESALE DAG  UPON OLD LEVEE   BUT THE RETAR PRICES ARE UP.   IT SEEMS WE LIKE TO BAT REAL MEAT AND THAT IS THE CAUSE

WHOLESNE BAG UPON OLD LFV   BUT THE RETAIL PRICES ARE UP.   'T SEEMS WE LIKE TO BAT REAL MEAT AND THAT iS THE CAUSE

ELEVEN STATES HAVE DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW   Many Cities Of North, East and  West Will Observe It

ANOTHER FOODSTUFF IS ON PRICE TOBOGGA   Rolled Oats Quotations go Down 17 Percent With Falling Grain Market.

LABDUR TIBUPS IN L9TD     3,374 Strikes and Lockouts Af. fect 4,000,000 Workers.

PPER SHEPPARD GHOIGE OF “Davo FOR NOMINATIONS   Republican and Democrat Are Given Clean Record by Chairman Hinshaw.

AND SHIPPART   Prohibition Leader Endorse: Kansan and Texan for Presidency.

DRYS ENDORSE TWO MEN FOR PRESIDENT   Capper, Republican, Aad Sheppard, Democrat, Are Favor ed For Nomination.

See eee eee  SEVEN DIE UNDER A WRECKED AUTO   Only One Out of Party of Eight Survive: Machine’s Plunge Over Embankment in New York

SINN FEINERS IN CONTROL IN DUBLIN   Stopped Salary cf Sheriff Because He Aliowed Soldiers In Courthouse:

CONDITIONS —. SERIOUS IN OLD IRELAND   Sinn Feiners in Contro of Newly Electec County and District Councils.

ACCUSE THE COLORED TROOPS   serman Wemen Alleged Victime of Preach Rearo Forces.

Stationary for the Graduate City Drug Store.   Qne Divorce Suit.

FIRST PLACE ON TICKET FOR COX OR NOTHING   Ohio Governor Will Not Atiend Democratic Convention at San Francisco.

COX NOT TO BE PRESENT ' AT MEETING   Candidate’s Manager States ' That tt Is Indecorous To Leave Ohio Office

AGRICULTURAL. ‘EXHIBITE  WERE DRAWING CARD ON LAST DAY   FAIR HAD 942 ENTRIES   ‘Household Exhibits Included Many Fine’ Examples ‘of Domestic Art i      Single Men Beat Benedicts in Ball Game ond Airplane Was Popular

LARGE CROWD SAW BIG SPRINGS FAIR   AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIPS .. WERE DRAWING CARD ON LAST DAY   FAIR HAD 942 ENTRIES   Household Exhibits Included Many Fine Examples of Domestic Art   <2 a . ° Single Men Beat Benedicts in Ball Game and Airplane Was Popular

Second Disastrous Fire At Galveston in Past 3 Days Still Uncontrollea

GALVESTON FIRE UNDER CONTROL LAST MIDNIGHT   Believe Half The Mexican Sisal Where Fire Originated Can Be Salvaged.   BELIEF INCENDIARY WAS RESPONSIBLE IS GROWING   Departorent of Justice Operative Hhes Made One Arrest In Conmection With bine,

CONTROL OF GALVESTON FIRE   Mach Sisal Berned. Hat Half of it  Carp be Salwagwed.

tind HEV   Turkestan, Afghanistan anc Bulcisstan dnvolved:; vn Ultimate Aim:-to-D British. From its Dominati Pacitinn in India: 

King of Kurdistan Leads Bolshevists _ Opposing English   Former Turkish Minister: : o War Credited with Starting Revolution .

BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. TRAREN WILe Th erererm   K ing of K urdistan Starts Red Revolt

VOTERS GHOUOt CANDIDATES IN MISSOURI TODAY   State-Wide Primary Will Be Held for Nominating Federal and State Officers Hot Fight Expected

PRIMARIES IN OLD MISSOURI SET FOR TODAS   Interest Centers in the Gubernatorial and Senatorial Races with Many Candidates.

PROHIBITION A LEADING ISSUE ~ IN MISSOURI PRIMARIES TODAY HEAVY VOTE PROBABLY BE CAST

MICHIGAN CONVENTIONS FAVOR SENATOR JOHNSON   Two District Caucuses Exidorse Oalifornian for Republican Prestiential Nomination a

= “NEXT WEEK      Exhibits ‘Will. Bé Housed i in Three ' ‘parge” Exifibition ‘Halls on’ ‘Acre: Féenced-In’ Grounds.   MORE .AND LARGER PRIZES

COUNTY F —_ NEXT WEEK   Exhibits Will Be Housed in Three nurge Exifibition Halls on 10Acre Fenced-In Grounds.   MORE AND LARGER PRIZES

3 DIE AFTER EATING OLIVES    Father, Mother and Son Succumb in New York Hospital—Two Other Children Seriously fh.

BLOW SAFE IN’ ‘FACTORY; STEAL: $1,006 IN. CASH      Yeggs Escape With. Part’ of ‘Payroll of Plant’ Near -”  CS  ee eT ee

ery PRESIDES AT  REPUBLICAN RALL\   LIFELONG DEMOCRAT = AN NOUNCES INTENTION: OF VOTING FOR HARDING

DUFFY PRESIDES AT REPUBLICAN RALL'   LIFELONG DEMOCRAT ANNOUNCES INTENTION OF VOTING FOR HARDING

Verdict of Court Martial Was Returned After Ten Minuies Deliberation.

DETZER FREED OF CRUELTY CHARGE   \equitted Officer Will Go Te Home At Fort Wayne For Short Visit

DETZER ACQUITTED OF CHARGES   Military Jury Frees Overseas Captain After Lona Trial

CAPTAIN DETZER TO VISIT HiS HOME   OFFICER ACQUITTED BY COURT. MARTIAL WILL BE GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT HE KILLED GIRL   Anson Best of Pontiac, Mich.. Says He Had Nothing to Do With Death of Vera Schncider.

BEST REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT HE KILLED GIA   Pontiac Youth Declaies He Told Story To Police Chiefly To End Long Grilling -By Officers,   NEVER SAW THE GIRY BEFORE

SEST DENIES SLAYING GIRL HE NEVER KNEV   Alieged Confession Was False He Says, and Made to Avoid Further Grilling

FATHER LOSES 12,000; CHILD STILL MISSING   Parent of kidnapped young ster is cruelly duped

MEANEST SWINDLER TAKES: RANSOM FOR A KIDNAPPED CHILD   Parents of Coughlin Boy Lose $12,000 Without a Trace of Child

FATHER LOSES  HIS $12,00(   SON KIDNAPPED, AND NOV HE IS MADE VICTIM OF SWINDLERS.

(BRIDE MURDERED WITH AX   Husband, Whom She Married Three Days Before, Is Missing at Battle Creek, Mich.

Journeymen Barbers to  Fight Proposed Increase in Price of Haircut

BARBERS TO. FIGHT INCREASE,   Chicago Journeymen Will Take Side of “Conaumer.”*

ATCHISON GAS TO GO HIGHER   So Says Information From Topeka.   NO RELIEF FOR MONTHS   Industrial Court Will Not Pass or New Schedules For Two Months.

oSFRVICE CHARGE” TO GO. IN THE LATEST GAS BILL   Towns in Eastern Kansas to Gel a New Charge in Short - Time. 7

YOUTHFUL BANDIT KILLED   Automobile Thief Is Shot in Gui Duel With Police Posse. Near Denver.

United States Marines Restore Or. der After Killing Leaders  ‘Raid

URDER POLICE 10 “OHOOT TO KILL"   Chicago Detectives Seek Pals of Man Who Killed Officer.

POLICE ORDERED SHOOT TO KILL   Chicago Detectives te Hont fo: Thieves

KILLS FOUR AND TAKES OWN LIFE   Dispute Over Mill Dam Ends in Tragedy 

FATAL ROW OVER A MILLDAM   Nova Scotinn Kills Three Men, Mae  lia Father, and a Waman.

PREACHER ALSO FIGHTER   Ministiy Knocks Man Down fer Catling Him Stacker

WILL CHINA SIGN?   If Not, She Gannot Be a Member of Tha League.

TO VOTE GN GOOD ROADS   SUPERVISORS PASS RESOLUTIONS TO SUBMIT TWO PROPOSITIONS AT ELECTION

COURT HOUSE AND ROAD TAX UP TO VOTERS   Pupervisors Pass Resolutions To Submit Two Propositions ' at The Klection To Be Held  (+ On November 2.

NO REAL EFFORT 10 CAPTURE EM MADE   Where Were the Government Agents When Erwin and Grover Bergdoll Were in Reach? Counsel Asks.

COUNSEL FOR DEFENDANTS   Lear siren ageeertaaa Says Government Made Nix Real Effort to Capture Bergdoll Boys.

Grand Jury Investigates Fixing of Games In 1919; Expect No Other Scandal

WANT EVIDENCE AGAINST FIXERS OF 1919 SERIE!   COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY TO CONFINE IPs EFFORTS TO THIS PHASE OF BASEBALL CROOKEDNESS ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY.

BASEBALL PULLS TO SE EXAMINED   Cook County Grand Jury Now After Men Who Bribed White Sex.

LOWER STATE WILL SECEDE FROM MEXIC   Mexican Federal Troops Ready To Embark For Scene of Threatened Revolution While Rebels Prepare to Repel ‘‘In. vasion.

READY 10 EMBARK   Mexican Forces Await Orders To Move Against Rebels In Lower California.

ee  JOIN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   All But Two of Non-Signatories of Treaty, Accept.

ves NENG. i ie ISSUE   WILL! BES CALLED ~ UP   Minar ization Bi Pru  Repiirt on Agmy NeorganSays Measure Would MbUitarinn.  ie. 

PEACE TREATY TO” ‘BE CALLED UP ON - FEBRUARY TENTE   Montana Senator Gives Formal Notice in Senate; Announcement Causes ~ Barely Ripple in Procedure

Democrats Walk Out of Conference and Parleys Come to End.   HITCHCOCK TO AC   Will Bring Treaty Question Again Before Senate On Fah 19.

PEACE TREATY TO COME BEFORE ” SENATE AGAIN ON FEBRUARY 10   First Formal Step in Reviving Senate Discussion of Treat; Will Come With Motion of Senator Walsh to Proceed With Gonsideration

TREATY SHIP WRECKED ON ARTICLE TEN   Hitchcock Serves Notice He Will Try to Put Pact Before Senate February 10   MEET LASTS ONLY HOUR   ENTIRE COMPROMISE PROPOSAL MUST BE THRESHED OUT ON SENATE FLOOR

SEEK TO REVIVE PACT IN SENATE   FIRST FORMAL STEP TAKEN BY SENATOR WALSH TODAY   BREAWES YO BOSE ZW eS  Give Notice that on Feb. 10 Motion Will Be Made to Proceed to Treaty’s Consideration,

LLL == eee  : oi 10 REE  PREATY HSUUSSGD  wu   February 10 Moticn Will be Made to Proceed With Treaty’s Consideration

10 TAKE UP Int TREATY UN FEB. 10   seator Waish MakeS Ane nouncement of Intention to Revive Treaty,  HITCHCOCK NOT PRESENT  ments Written Into Senate Recon,

WILL BRING TREATY” ~TOSENATE FEB. 1   Walsh Makes This Statement Today Hardly Causing a Ripple.—IMicKellar Attacks the Military Training

TREATY FIGHT TO ‘BE REVIVED FEB. 11) SAYS SENATOR   End of Unofficial Negotations Are  Gaamr   HITCHCOCK NOT PRESENT

1 TAKE UP Int TREATY UN FEB IQ   seiator Walsh Makes Ans nouncement of Intention to Revive Treaty,  HITCHCOCK NOT PRESENT  Lodge and Hitchcock Statements Written Into Senate neces,

WILL CALL UP TREATY   SEN. WALSH GIVES NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC MOVE,      On February 10 Wilt Move to Proceed With Consideration In Scnate —Action Expected.

U.S. WILL PROBE MICHIGAN REVOLT AT PROHIBITION   Commissioner R o pe Sends Assistant To View Situation.

REVENUE DEPT; TO INVESTIGATE MICHIGAN ROW   Deputy Commissioner Will Go to Grand Rapids Tonight. ~*   MAY AGT AS MEDIATOR TO, AVOID SERIOUS CONFLICT   Will Confer With Depart ment of Justice on Extent of Authority.

ROPER ORDERS PROBE. OF IRON CITY REVOL   Deputy Prohibition’ Commissione Leaves Tonight for Michigan.   WILL IRON OUT TANGLE!   Officials Believe Conflict Be tween State Féderal Agents: - Will Be Adjusted.

10) INVESTIGATE THE LIQUOR WAR   BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE AT WASHINGTON WILL LOOK INTO UPRISING IN MICHIGAN.

INVESTIGATE REVOLT   RUREAT OF INTERNAL REVEACE TO PROBE BOOZE TROVBLE   Depaty Prohibition Commissioner Hopes to [rod Of’ Tangle Without Use of Force.

ROPER ANNOUNCES REBELLION PROBE   Prohibition Commissioner Declares Complete Investigation Will Be Made Into Iron River Controversy.   SENDS DEPUTY GAYLEY TO SCENE OF “REVOLT   Major Dalrymple Fails t Find Officials, But Destroy: Wine Taken From Federa Authorities.

DEL TY AGENT SE TO SCENE (REBELLION   Instructed Take Up Matter _ In Controversy with County _ Authorities Who Are Alleged In Revolt   F EDERAL PROHI AGENT INVADES TERRITORY   Arrives At Tron Cy Accom~ panied With [6 Armed Agents; No Resistence fs  Offered By Citizens °°?

PROHIBITION CONTROVERSY TO BE PROBED   An Inspector From Washingtor Leaves For Michigan Ic Make Probe.

POLITICAL TURMOIL HAS GRIP ON JAPAN   Opposition Develops Liberal an: Free Speech—Will Develop Constitutional Government,

MONGOLIAN CAPITAL Is ATTACK. ED BY RUSSIANS, BURIATS AND MONGOLS

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF 2 AMERICANS   Stat: Department Worried Over Two At Out:* Mengetan Capital When Armed Russ Attack.

AMERICANS IN DANGER,   Two of Them In Clty Attacked by Armed Russians.

2 Americans Missing ... After Attack‘on. Urea. - By Russ and Mongols

TWO AMERICANS ARE IN DANGE   At Unga, the Capital of Mongolia, At tacked By Russians,

INSPECTS DAM ACROSS NILE   Clemenceau. Former Prime Minister of France, Now on Egyptian Dats.

NO MONEY SCARCITY HERE,   Breeders Pay More Than S8300,004 bor MeCray’ Cattle,

NO MONEY: SARCITY HEH        treeders Pay Moré Than $300,008 For MeCray! Catile, :

RED GROSS GROWS IN SOUTHWESTERN STATES DIVISION   More Than 140 Publie Health Nurses On Duty in States Included in This Division.

RED GROSS NURSES IN TEXAS DIVISION   Fifty-Five Of Them Are On Dut; At Various Points In The State.

EATREMIOTS OF PARI PLOT 1 LAUNGH STRIKE   Radicals Plan to Make May Day Walkout the Starting Point

HOLD DISPUTED RIVER LAND   OF. TERRITORY CLAIMED BY TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, INDIANS AND UNITED STATES

RODENBERGER   ‘Congressman. “Well Known   a Bedford Put Lowden In 1  Nomination.

Policy of Friendship Toward Foreign Nations Part of Program——-Promises to Assume all Legally Contracted Debts of Republic—Answers Questions With Frankness.

LIBERAL VIEW TO BE TAKEN OF OIL LAWS   Provisional - President Huerta Claims Article 27 Of Mexican Law Will Not Be Retroactive.   ANSWERS ‘MANY — OUESTIONS   Friendly Policy. Toward’ United States and .Payment Of All Legal Debts Contemplated.   ARE REORGANIZING ARM)

‘SECURE IN HIS CABINET SEAT   Senate Confirma Nomination of John RBarton Payne.

PLENTY OF ADVICE FOR C. 0. P: NOMINE      HARDING'S CAMPAIGN WILL GET REAL START WHEN HE MEETS CAMPAIGN LEAD. ERS MONDAY

HARDING 10 MEET LEADERS ON MONDAY   Plans Will Be Made To Launch Ageressivo Campaign on Behalf of Republican Nominee,

TO START OFF MONDAY,   Senator Harding Will Hold Same lm: portant GonfSrences,

HARDING'S CAMPAIGN WILL GET REAL START MONDAY   Presidential Nominee Will Confer With Republican Leaders at Washington.

HARDING CAMPAIGN CETTING UNDER WAY   IN CLOSE CONFERENCE WITH SENATORS AND COLLECTING MATERIAL FOR SPEECH

STARTS MONDAY   Senators Lodge and Brandegee are Assisting Mr. Harding in Preparing   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   Delegation Calls on LaFollette to See If He'll Run on the Ticket

G.0,P. CAMPAIGN GETS REAL START   When Senator Harding Confers With Party Leaders’ in. Washington

HARDING 10 OPEN ACTIVE WORK MONDAY   Campaign Starts ir Earnest With Many Stump Speeches.

'ASK TROOPS FOR AN / OKLAHOMA DISTRICT   FARMERS OF SEQUOYAH CO. DESTROY CATTLE DIPPING VATS   Declared to be in Open Defiance o! Law Regarding Eradication of Ticks

DYNAMITERS IN SEQUOYAH FLAUNT LAW   Whitehurst Appeals to Gov~ ernor to Stop Farm ers’ dutlawry.   TO ENFORCE RULES FOR FIGHTING TICKS

FARMERS REVOLT AGAINST STATE.   Oklahoma Governor Is Asked to De clare Martial Law im District and Send State Troops.

SEQUOYAR. COUNTY ANTI DIPPERS DYNAMITE ALL VATS; WHITERURST HAS APPEALED FOR TROOPS

MILITARY JERMS DRASTIC,   Polish Sattonaliste Frame Military tondhitions for Treaty.

POLES PREPARING RUSS PEACE TERMS   Frame Drastic Military Condi ‘tions To Be Enforced Upon Bolsheviki.

POLISH DtaThuaT OF REDS ote Ih PEAGE PROPOSEL   Warsaw Wants Soviet Armies on Its Front Demobolized; Bridgeheads Are Asked.

ADVANCE TERMS QUITE DRASTIC: WITHOUT POWES   E Proposition Not Serious a  Bolshe¥iki are Taking Ad - . vantage of Weather

POLES FRAMING DRASTIC TERMS   Bolshevik Must Demobilize Armes On Polish Fronts and Establish Bridgeheads Over Rivers,

ASK PERMANENT RANK GENERAI   Resolutions Adopted by . 90th Division in ReUnion Today

SHOWDOWN (5 DUE TN WAGE DISPUTE OF R.A. WORKERS   Hines Calis Meeting of Fourteen Executives of the Rail Brotherhoods.   - CONFERENCE TOMORROW WILL CREATE A CRISIS   Unauthorized Walkout Is Fear of Administration and Union Officials.

MILLION THREATEN RAILSTRIKE: _ SHOWDOWN IN WAGE DISPUTE TUESDAY   Rail Director Hines Calls Meeting of-Fourteen Executives of the Unions;—Firemen Have Already Hinted. That Trouble  Would Follow Refusal of Their Demand.—Shopmen Expect Increase.

PROTECTION ASKED ‘FOR WOOL      National Board of Farm Organizations Woold Aid Industry.

MAN HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE   Said to Have Figered in Dispeoaal of Stolen Liberty Bende.

KENTUCKY DRY AGENT WOUNDED IN GUN FIGH    His Assailant Killed, According t Statement He Makes in Hospital.

PURITANICAL DAYS LOOM IN THE LIMELIGHT AGAIN; WOMANIS CALLED WITCH

STOCK MARKET AGAIN 15 FEVERISHLY IRREGULAR   MANY PROMINENT SHARES RE CORD NEW LOW LEVELS FOR YEAR BUT SHOW SURPRISING RALLYING POWER TOWARL  sl. See

ANTI-SEDITION BILLS VETOEL   Gov. Smith Turns Down Measures Aimed at  Son ataltote

TO SEE MEREDITH ON FEES   Kansas City Stock Man Postpones Fil. ing Injunction Suit Against the Secretary.

50,006 TONS OF COAL  IS AWAITING SHIPMENT   Bresh Snow Stovmis Delaying Pratti Over Central New lngland  Railroad,

ORDNANCE WAREHOUSE BURNS   Fire at Camp Believed to Hate Boon of Incendiary Oricin.

CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WILL GARE FOR VISITORS      Business Mer Confer With University Committees — Townspeople Will Assist in Housing Facilities.

GERMAN PLEDGE TO PAY UP   Delivers to Reparations Commission Bonds of 60,000,000,000 Marks.

MINERS STRIKE IN ALABAMA   JOHN L. LEWIS ISSUES ORDERS TC MINERS FOR WALKOUT

MINERS STRIKE   JOHN L. LEWIS ISSUES ORDERS TO MINERS FOR WALK-_ ouT

SOFT GOAL MINERS - OF ALABAMA WL 0 ON STRIKE NOM   SAYS OPERATORS FAIL TO PLAY FAIR—SOME MINERS IN PENN. SYLVANIA DECIDE TO “GO ON A VACATION.” .

UNION GOAL MINERS ORDERED TO STRIKE   aryvmeors BITUMINOUS FIELDS OF ALABAMA.   Mweestieo Beard Reporte That the @peratees Retused te Pat into Mffect PFrevisions eof Coummission Award.

MINER LEADER ORDERS GENERAL ALABAMA STRIKE   .ewis Says Operators Have Re fused to Observe Wilson’s Awards.   MANY MINES ALREADY IDLE

olf COAL MINERS OF ALABAMA WILL GO ON STRIKE NOW   SAYS OPERATORS FAIL TO PLAY  FAIR—SOME MINERS IN PENNSYLVANIA DECIDE TO “GO ON  A VACATION"

WALK-DUT IN ALL FIELDS [¢-ApAr aro   Miners Claim Operators Have -—- Failed-to-Give Commis-— sion’s Awards.   CLAIM ATTEMPTS FOR CONFERENCE FAILED   Because of Charges Against Operators.

ALABAMA MINERS ASKEG 18 STRIKE   Lewis Issues Order for General Wialkar?   SCME MINES NOW iDL   Action Follows Report Stating That Operators Have Failed to Put Into Effect Awards of Coal Commission —— Federal Officials Not Informed of Workers Quitting.

President Lewis, of United Mine Workers,  Issues Order After Operators Refuse to Re : spect Provisions of Wage Award Made by President Wilson's Commission.   ANTHRACITE MEN ON “VACATION”

JEALOUSY MAY HAVE: BEEN. CAUSE OF DREWES’ MURDEF   Brines’ Whereabouts “Unknown: But’Rolice Expéct to’ Apprehend Him at An Early Date:

BELIEVE JEALGUSY MOTIVE FOR MURDER   Trouble Over Girl Thought Cause of Pennsylvania Student's Death.   STEAT. NOCTOR’SA NAR

THE ETERNAL FEMININE.   Jealousy Now Claimed as Mo tive For Killing Dartmouth Student.

JEALOUSY MOTIVE FOR BOY'S MURDER   Drewes and Brines, College Youths, Known to Have Quarreled Over Girl.

(HAD DIFFERENCES OVER GIRL   Motive Believed to Have Beer Behind Killing ef Student.

Supporters Declare Ratifica tion Is Complete While th Antis Are As Positive Actior ls Not Legal.

EUROPE NEARS: CONDITION OF - DESOLATE LAND   BRITISH DIRECTOR OF RE -LIBF SAYS TIME. FOE  DRIBLETS. IS PAST.

CENTRAL EUROPE a DOOM Se ALED It FOOD FAILS THEM   British Director of Relief Paints Dark Picture of Conditions Discovered By Him on Recent Tour.

PRISONER REMANDED FOR A NEW TRIAL   justice Dunn Holds Court All Night in Hope of Getting a Verdict—Respondent Unmoved — by Report of Foreman. —_

LE EN ADDS CRIPPLED SHIP   Powhatan’s Passengers Are Taken Off by U: S. Transport.

TOWLINE PARTS — AND TRANSPORT IS AGAIN ADRIFT   Passengers from the Ur fortunate Powhatan Arrive in N. Y.

WHO IS ACCUSED   =— Held For fiendish  ~ Crime, To Have Hearing.

WHO IS ACSUSEL   Petrovich, Held For Fiendist Crime, To Have Hearing.

RIFLED MAIL BAGS TAKEN FROM RIVER   Aside From $25,000 Package of Cur rency, Officials Don’t Know What St. Louis Robbers Got.

MONDELL ACCIDENT VICTIM      Republican Leader in House Sufforg Injuries in Auto Wreck

FRANK W. MONDELL INJURED   ‘The G. 0. P. Leader's Leg Broken it Motor Car Accident

 ee een cpa a ee oe REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADER FRACTURES LEG IN FALL

MONDELL HURT IN CRASH   Republican House Leader’s Leg Broken in an Automobile Accident on Shoshone Reservation,

ALLEN WiLL No’     Appa yy      Kansas Governor yy WH Nat See Olwegon's Liauecural.

TO INCREASE FARES.   A WHIRLWIND WINDUP FOR THE CAMPAIGN IN STATE OF MAINE   All Speakers Are Emphasizing Broad Issues of National Campaign in the Absence of Any Material Local Questions.

MAINE BATTLE IS CONTINUED   Intensive Campaign Precedes Monday's Election in Maine.

PLENTY SUGAR IN DES MOINES   Enough in Wholesale Hoese-te Lat Two Months. “Priee Drops te 22° Cents

PLENTY SUGAR ~ INDES MOINES   Enough in Wholesale House to Last Two Months. Price Drops to 2 Cents

ALLIES MAY SEND ARMY    Meve to Restore Hohenzollern Dynasty Would Mean Action—General Strike of German Workers Called.

25 HELD IN CNL. Pale “PLOT ARE - BELERCED   Measure Called ‘Arbitrary and Class Legislation’  In Jurist’s Opinion

PROSS-TIES 60 PRICE-SOARING   P.R.R. Will Investigate Central and South American Wood. —

U.S, AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN ON WAY HOME ON VACATION   ‘Morris Coming Home for First Leave of Absence in Two Years

ILLINOIS PROGRESSIVES BALK   Challenge Sincerity of Senator Harding and the Old Guard in Com. mittee Appointments.

NO PROGRESSIVES ON LIST   Bolters of 1912 Indignant Over Roster on Harding’s Committee.

TFORM DELAYS HELD UP MEE FINE   AFTER MORNING SESSION 83RD PARTY ADJOURNED UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK.   SESSION RATHER RIDTOU   Flushed With Victory, the New Born Unnamed Party Down to Business At Chicago On Wednesday.

NNOT LEAVE HER IN THERE ALONE,” HUSBAND   lohn Cox Maxey, of Chilton, Died in the Waters With His Bride—A Sad Trag edy.

OHIO RETAILERS JOIN CAMPAIGN AGAINST HIGH PRICES IN STATI   Leading Stores in Many Cities Announce General Cut: In Nearly All Lines, Following Cutting By Manufacturers In Number of Products.

DROP IN PaICES KEEPS RIGHT UE   Ohio Retailers Falling Into Line in Campaign Against the High Costs.   GENERAL CUTS COME IN NEARLY ALL LINES   Cleveland Department Stores Announce Price Reductions on Wiost of Conde

RULES AGAINST CIG   ANTLCIGARETTE LAW UPHELD EY THE SUPREME COURT.    Draggist Convicted of Violating the “Statute-Loses His Case on Appeal to, Higher Court.

UP-HOLDS ANTICIGARET LAW   Supreme Court Approves Conviction of Violator   ABOUT SOLDIER WNSURANGE   ‘Court Decides Service Begins With Enlistment and Sustains Waiver Clause,

GENERAL AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS REFUSEL   Attorney General Palmer Says Cases Will Be Considered Individually — Tells the Labor  Tandnnia t

PROCEDURE IN CASE OF PRISONERS MUST STANE   Attorney General Denies Labor Leaders Plea for General Amnesty

ESPIONAGELAW VIOLATORS WILL BE TRYED ALON   Attorney: General Palmer Tell: Labor Men There Will Be Ne Gereral Amnesty.   180 CASES ALREADY TRIED   Says the Situation in America Is Different Frem That In Europe.

WITH OFFENDERS   Tells Labor Leaders No Genera Amnesty is Possible

CANNOT GO ON IN A ViGIOUS CIRCLE   lf People Themselves Do Not Check Unrest by Means in Their Hands, Some Force Will, Says Henry Davison.

CURE OF UNREST WITH PEOPLE   Legisiation Will Not De It, Heary PrP. Davisos Asserts.

DAVISON SAYS LAWS WILL NOT REDUCE PRICES   Pruning Expenses by Every: body and Full Days Work Will Bring Results.

MORE THAN TALK OR LEGISLATION NEEDED   Vicious Circle Must Break Soon, Davison Warns

PERIL IN CAR CRISIS   JOBS OF 2,500,000 WORKERS ARE JEOPARDIZED.  . or oe   Steel, Iron and Coal industries o' Pennsylvania May Have to Suspend.

CAR CRISIS SERIOUS   Situation Perils Jobs of 2,500,000 Workers.   Iron, Steel and Coal Industries of Pennsylvania May Be Forced to Suspend.

SKY OF GREAT BRITAIN RAPIDL CLEARING   Miners Will Announce Acceptance of Government Plan.

MINERS’ OFFICIALS — WILL INSIST UPON ACCEPTING TERMS   Colliery Owners Also Agree fo Government’s Proposition, Is ’ Central News. Report

STRIKE IS - NEAR END   Announcement of Agreement Between Coal” Miners and British Government Is Expected Tonight.   EFFORT WILL BE MADE »  TO PREVENT REPETITION   Agreements to Prevent Future Coal Strikes Will Be Embodied in Settlement; Col  Jiery Owners Accept,

HIS VIEWS DON'T JIBE WITH CHURCH   Dr. F. E. R. Miller for 22 Years a Baptist Minister Quits.

Out of Tane With the  Orthodox Views of His  Chareh Minjietor Oat

SOLONS IN FREE-FOR ~ ALL FIGHT   CONGRESSMAN FLOOD, OF VIRGINIA, AND OTHER NOTABLES, FIST BATTLE IN VA.

Lawyers and Witnesses Fight in Court Room Over Law yer’s Assertion.   -ALL MRS. FLOOD LIAR   Wherewith Congressman Whack ed Him on the Head With His Cane.

CONGRESSMAN IN FIST FIGHT   Hit Lawyer on Head With Can During Trial of Suit Over a Will.

WITNESSES, LAWYERS FIGHT   Congressman Flood and Others in Mroat EFrae-for-All Battle.

LAWYERS, WITNESSES FIGHT   Virginia Congressman and Others Have “Free-for-All” in Court at Manassas.

“FREE-FOR. ALL FIGHT   CONGRESSMAN: FLOOD, OF. / GAMA, AND OTHER FIST. SATTLE IN VA.

FREE FOR ALL IN ° COURT ROOM.   Contestants in Portner Wii! Case, tn cluding Congressman, Engage in Battle.

CAT SAVES LIVES OF NINE   Intuition Enable: Animal to Swim te ‘Sateaty and. Sailors Follow Her Lead. :

FINAL ACTION ON PEACE TREATY 10 BE TAKEN FRIDAY   Senator Lodge Plans To Bring Treaty to Vote Tomorrow.   TREATY DEFEAT , IS FORECASTED   The Indications Are That Ratification Will Again Be Blocked.

Lodge Gives Notice That All Treaty Details Must Be Concluded Today Ready for the Final Ballot Tomorrow   Reservations Offered by Reed, Which Allow America More . Freedom. of ‘Action, Are Beaten Decisively in Vote

TOMORROW 10. FINISH. TREATY   Senate is Nearing Readiness to Definitely Ratify or Reject the Pact.   LOOSE ENDS BEING GATHERED UP TODAY   Pressure Being Bronght to Bear on Senators to Commel RathAarahan.

TO TRY 10 WOLD SENATE  CFSSION TONIGHT   To Whip Treaty Ratification Inte Final Action Tomorrow.

FNAL PACT VOTE EXPECTED FRIDAY   Night Session of Senate May Be Necessary to Clear Way For Action.   STRONG MOVE TO RATIFY   Every Influence Being Used to Com pel Action—Both Sides Generally Anticipated Defeat—33 Votes te Block.

NAL ACTION ON TREATY SCHEDULED FOR FRIDA   Lodge Serves Notice He Will Hold Senate in Session All Night in Order to Force Vote on Ratification

Vote On Ratification is Expected Tomorrow if Sen. I ndoe’s Plans Carry   DEFEAT IS EXPECTED   Attempt to End War By : Resolution Would Follov Treaty’s Death

Senate Will Take Final Action On  ~ Treaty Tomorrow   Vote Will Be Taken Without Fail On Friday To Decide Fate of Peace Pact   SECOND DEFEAT IS ANTICIPATED   Outside Pressure Brought Tc Bear To Force Ratification of Treaty

TELLS WHY PLANK MISSING   Will H. Hays Explains Disappear. ance of the Proposed Law ) and Order Paragraph,

ASKED TO AGREE.   Speed on Peace: ce Resolution Planned in Congress. - .

EMERGENCY MEASURES TO PREVENT PARALYSIS   APPROXIMATELY ONE - THIRD OP MENXICO’S 3500 SILVER AND COPPER MINES CLOSED DOWN RECAUSE OF LOW PRICES.

WOULD AID SILVER _ AND COPPER MINES   Mexlean Government 10 Adopl Emergency Measures,

WOULD AID SILVER. ~~ AND COPPER MINES   Mexican Government to Adop! ~~ Emergency Measures,

GREAT THRONG AT LAST RITES   Funeral of Chapman Larges at Cleveland in Years

CHAPMAN IS BURIED; MAYS IS KEPT IN BEE   -eague Officials and Clevelanc Team at Funeral.

CHAPMAN FUNERAL TODAY   Thousands Gathered for Services fer Popular Cleveland Player

FINAL TRIBUTE PAW CHAPMAN   Funeral Services in Cleveland Today   GREAT TERONG   At St. John’s Catholic Church—Noted Men Were Present

CHAPMAN SERVICES WERE HELD TODA’   Burial of Popular Cleveland Ball Player is Made; Fans and Officials Are Present

CHAPMAN Ft AL TODAY      J Fea am a Thousands Gathered for Services fer Popular Cleveland Player

RAY CHAPMAN I$ BURIED IN Le YELAND, 0,   Last itites ‘Held For Ball Player Whe Was Killed.

CHAPMAN IS LAID TO REST AT CLEVELAND   ‘A Flower From a Fan’ Fund To Be Used to Erect Bronze Tablet.

GREAT THRONG AT CHAPMAN RITES   Thousands Pay Final Tribute te Baseball Player   20,000 SEND FLORAL BLANKET   Three of Cleveland Team Among the Pall Bearers

THOUSANDS IN CATHEDRAL PAY HOMAGE TO FAMOUS SHORTSIOE   Men, Women and Children, 20,623 of Them, Each Give 10 Cents for ‘Flower from a Fan” Blanket—2063  Bl ie naame Croll Criande! } ava tar Way Chanman

LAST TRIBUTES ARE PAID TO. RAY CHAPMAN   Funeral of Clevelanc  Shortstop Attended by  Thousands of Friends and Admirers.

CHAPYAN FUNERAL LYPOSENG   Taseball. Fans is Contributed To Immense. Fioral Fund.

MIDDIES Wik BEAT GAME OY] 100   Annapolis Eleven Breaks Powerful West Point Line In Final Period

Touchdown in Final Period _ by Koehler and Field Goal by King of Middies Team Bring Victory in Big Game   Ranking Officers See Battle Between Gamest Flevens That Ever Represented Americas War Colleges

OPPOSED TO-RETIREMENT ‘= OF CIVIL SERVICE. MEN WHO ARE IN GOOD HEALTE

PRESIDENT OBJECTS TO NEW POSTAL LAV   Urges Continuance at Work o Men Past 65,

President Opposed to Retirements Under New Cicil Service Provisions

WILSON MAY SAVE C. 5, EMPLOYES   Opposed to Retirement of Efficient Workers.

PRESIDENT IS OPPOSE   AGAINST RETIRING CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES AT 065 WHO WISH TO WORK

BRITAIN STATES PETROLEUM POLIS   Aliens Will Be Excluded From /Con trol of Petroleum Supplies t - Within Empire.

GREAT BRITAIN HAS EXCLUSIVE POLICY ON OIL PRODUCTION   Would Exclude Altens From Control Within Empire Bui Favors Foreign Acquisition.

TO BAR ALIENS FROM CONTROL OF PETROLEUM   Great Britain’s Policy To. ward World Supply Told to Wilson Today.

Phelan Says Further Credit Would Make Furope Dependent and Kiain tnited States,

Says England Is Using. U. S..Loans to Secure  Commercial Supremacy

Phelan Says Fariber Credit Would Make Europe Dependent and Rrin Vnited Statec.

GALIFORNIAN . : MAKES CHARGE         peaares ‘Great: Britain Uses Money "Borrowed - of "U.S. Commercial . Supremacy,

SENATOR CALLS EUROPEAN LOAN AUINOUS 10 U.S.   Foreign Countries Declared Using American Money For Commercial Gain

FURTHER LOANS WILL RUIN J. §   SENATOR PHELAN CHARGES BRIT. ISH WAH U. 8, MONEY TO DEVELOP Of. FIELDS.   OIL SPELLS Lr [RSHIP

LOANS “TO EUROPE  WILL RUIN AMERICA         Further Financi:! As+istaace Wil Spell Disaster For U. 8. Says senator Phelan.

OPPOSES FUTURE LOANS TO EUROPE   Senator Phalen Says They Would  Pauperize Europe and Ruin Ty @&

NEGROES  BENT OK TROUBLE   National Guardsmen Called Out at Miami, Fla., to QGQeiet Them.

TROOPS CALLED 10 QUELL NEGRO RIOT   British Blacks Menace Florida City. Believing One of Their Number Was Lencehed.

400 NEGROES THREATEN RIO}   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN CALLED OUT TO PROTECT MIAMI FROM THREATENED DISORDER.

TROOPS CALLED IN RACE WAR AT MIAMA   BAHAMA BLACKS THREATEN TC AVENGE DEATH OF NEGRO RAPIST   TEXAS MOB USES ROPE   Wreck Jail in Southwestern Town ~—-Take Prisoner From Cell After Confession.

REKINDLING OF PATRIOTIC FIRE    Massachusetts Celebrates .the  145th Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington.   LANTERNS SHINE FROM ‘THE OLD DUTCH CHURCH   Patriots’ Day Programs in  Various Sections of the Al. Wee Gsentn .

PAUL REVERE RIDES. AGAIN; BOSTON CHEER.  .   Revival .of Revolutionar: Scenes Staged on Patriot

RIDES ROUTE. FOLLOWED BY PAUL REVERE   [  Massachusetts commemorates famous historical  _... event today

Lanterns Hang From ~ Old North Church   Famous Ride of Paul Revere 1 Duplicated In New England ‘Today :

PAULINE REVERE HANGS LANTERNS IN CHURCH LIKE HER PROGENITOR   Army Sergeant Attired As Famed Patriot ef ’75 Duplicates Ride In Midlesex —Celebration is Held at Lexington

THIS'LL KEEP ‘EM ON FARM   St. Louisan Would Permit Farmers :to Make Light Wines

PROPOSES FARMERS Bt ALLOWED TO MAKE LISHT WINF ANT FINER AT HAME   WOULD CAUSE EXODUS FROM CITIES TO FARWS AND REDUCE COST OF LIVING,

WEATHER GREAT FOR CROPS   KANSAS CATCHING CP WITH  THETSEASON, SAYS FLORA,   IS IDEAL FOR WHEAT   IN GREAT GRAIN BELT CONDI » TIONS NEARLY PERFECT,   Corn and Alfalfa Are Flourishing _and Oats and Barley Are Very Good.

SHIP’ AIDS, ANTI-REDS   ‘American Steamer -Faraby ‘Ae: ““rives: at Sebastopol...   ‘Trddes Munitions for. Grain and Woo! Wrangel’s Forces ‘Make Progress © <2 7 iNear Alexandrovek:

GEN. WRANGEL ADVANCES.   Southern Bolsheviki Demoralized, -« Surrendering Without Fichtinc.

AEDS (N SOUTHERN PRAT. -OF RUSSIA DEMORALIZE   Wrangel’s Forces Advance Rapidl in Some Regions.

Capture of 5,000 Prisoners and Much Munitions from Demoralized Bolsheviki in Russia is Reported

BY AU. S, VESSEL   American <a Faraby Ar: rives at $      Near Alexandrovsk.

SHIP AIDS ANTI-REDS   American Steamer Faraby Ar. rives at Sebastopol.   Trades Munitions for Grain and Woo! —Wrangel’s Forces Make Progress Nea@ Alexandrovsk.

COLD SNAP 1S COMING   One !s Believed to Be Headed This Way from = the Northwest. -

NORTHWEST WARNED TO GET _ PFADY FOR COLD SNAP THAT IS DUE WITHIN 24 HOUR:

WASHINGON PREBICTS SEASON'S COLDEST SNAP   ‘Will Prevail At End of Week in  Northern and Middle Sections of Country.

WARN CGLD SNAP IS COMING SOON   Disturbance Along Southern Alaskan Coast is Expected Affect States.

COLD WAVE BY LAaT OF WEEK IO FORECAST   Disturbance Moving From Alaska Will Be Followed by Sharp Temperature Sag.

COLD WAVE: SEER   Will Hit Middfe West Soon, Says Weather Bureau

TAX AMENDMENT SAVES MILLIONS FOR MERCHANTS   s Can Be Appraised at evailing Values, Lower Than  at Time of Purchase

BABE MAKES IT FIFTY   FIOME RUN KING REACHES HALE CENTURY MARK IN CiRCTITE CLOTS

TAFT WILE NOT  SEEK NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT   Says Friends : ‘Must Gai Idea Out of Their Llan de tf

BRYAN 0 GALL ON OEN, HARDING FOR CONFERENCE   The Future President Asks Former Secretary of State To Come to Marion From Florida.

Will Confer With Commoner on Plan for Association’ of Nations, a

$6000 Would Put. Shelter Fund Over Top; 12 Days Yet   BRYAN AGREES 10 MEET HARDING   Will Confer Over President Elect’s Plan for Association of Nations

HARDING CALLS FOR W. J. BRYAN   Will Confer With Him on a Peace Plan.   President Elect Has Begun Serie: of Conferences With Noted Men.

HARDING ACQUIRES HARVEY'S (DERG ON ASSOCIATION PLAN   in Conference With Editor or Foreign Policy; Is Strong Opponent of League.

TAROINS BESING GUNTERENGES ON LiAbue NATIONS   LOTT PROPONENTS AND OPPONENTS OF ASSOCTATION OF POW. Pus TO BE HEARD,

GEORGE HARVEY “BUTTS IN WITK PRESIDENT-ELEGI   Editor of Harvey’s Weekly Confers With Mr. Harding Today.   HE HAS THE LAY OF THE LAND   The Colonel Knows It Al and Doesn’t Care Who Knows It.

NEW FOREIGN POLICY IS BEING DISCUSSEL   Views Also Being Exchanged o Formation of Association of Nations,   COLONEL I8 EXPECTED To REMAIN FOR SEVERAL DAY:   Will Continue to Give His Advice  as the Administration Pro: gramme Develops,   HARVEY A: “BITTER-ENDER'   Hoover, Leader of Pro-Leagu Group, Will Reach Marion Tomorrow,

LEADERS DISCUSS ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS HARDING   Col. Harvey and Hoover Consult With President-Elect.

PRESIDENT-ELECT IN CONFERENCE   Discusses Association of Nations With George Harvey, Demo Irreconcilable.

HARVEY TELLS HARDIN HOW T0 DO IT, BRYAN WILL ALSO GIVE ADVICE   Close Adviser to the President Elect Talks About the Association of Nations at Marion. —Bryan. Accepts Harding’s Invitation for Conference.

NEW AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY   Col. Harvey Confers Witt Harding. ©   EDITOR 1S ADVISING . PRESIDENT-ELECI   Whether to Enter Versailles League.

BEFORE LAYING THE “GROUNDWORK: FO "FOREIGN ‘POLICY                      the “United: States: Wil “Back Him In—No Defiee Dian Watin o e?

THE PLAN   Formation of “Association o Nations” is Discussed.   NO METHOD 1S DEVELOPED   President-Elect Harding and Advisors Holding Conferences at Marion.

HARDING SENDS WORD TO BRYAN FOR DISCUSSION   Will Meet Harding in Marior December 1/th

BRYAN TO MEET WITH HARDING   ION FOR DECEMBEM ladle  President Elect Confers Today With Col. George Harrey on Plan For

Mir. Bryan Accepts Mr. Harding’s Invitation and Will Go To Marion. Colonel Harvey Also Talks Over Proposed Associa tan at Natianne

HARDING TO AGK ADVICE OF BRYAN   Former Secretary. State Asked to Confer With Him at Marion.   ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

BRYAN ASKED T0 CONFER ON TREATY PLAN   Life-Long Advocate of Peace  Invited to Confab With Pres.-Elect Harding.

The Temnerature Tada.   HARDING INVITES BRYAN TO TALK WITH HIM ON PLAN FOR NATIONS

HARDING INVITES BRYAN TO CONFER.” - ON ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS PLAN.

CONONEL HARVEY ADVISES HARDING   Suggests New American Foreign Policy.

DIED SUDDENLY.   Arcadia Resident Suctumbed After Pew Hours Ilness

PIED SUDDENLY.      Arcadia Resident Suctumbed Atter r Few Hours Nines

HARDING ENDS WESTERN TRIP   Winds Up Speaking Tour in Okla. homa City With Great Torch. light Parade.

HARDING BACK TO HIS PORCH   Republican Nominee Ends His West ern Trip at Oklahoma City.

PUBLISHER IOWA HOMESTEAD DEAD   Diea At His Home of Heart Fatlnre

END CAME THIS AFTERNOON if DES MOINES.   HAD NOT BEEN WELL FOR THE PAST WEEK   Pierce Was the Publisher of Wel Krown Farm Journals and Had a Wide Acquaintance.—Heart Failure the Cause.

IM? PIERCE DIES SHORTLY BEFORE NOON   Was 72 Years Old: Has Published Homestead for 25 Years.

Publisher of. Wisconsin  ‘Farmer Dies at. Des : Moines Home   WAS GREAT PROGRESSIVE   Supported Senator La Follette: Interested in Third Party Plan 23

WOMEN HELD UP JEWELS TAKEN   BANDITS HOP RUNNING BOSRD OF TAXI, RELIEVE LADIES OF VALUASLES

WEALTHY WOMEN ARE HELD UP AND LOSE $4500   save $30,000 Worth of Jewelry By Quick Wit

BANDITS GATHER — IN $5,000.00 IN - CASH AND JEWELS   Chicago Women Returning from ‘Function’ at  Home of Friend Robbed by Highwayman.

i OBB OF ~~ MLUBLE JENELS   Wives of Prominent.:Manu_ facturers ‘and’ Business. Men  eturning From Social _Af“fair in . Taxicab. Halted. ‘by  -VYoune Bandits.:::

SIX WOMEN SAVE JEWELRY “IN HOLDUP BY DROPPING IT ON FLOOR OF TAXICAB

SULTETY DAMES BANDITS PREY   Chicago Women, Robbed o Gems and Money, Save $30,000 By Quick Work.

OF JEWELS IN ~— CHICAGO STS,   Bandits Hold Up Taxi Cab ir Which Ladies Were Return ing From Social Function.

SOCIETY WOMEN.  IN AUTO OUTWIT CHICAGO BANDIT:   Drop Jewels, Worth $30,000 to Floor as First Woman le -‘Dateo Bahhor

WEALTHY CHICAGO: WOMEN ROBBED OF VALUABLE JEWELS   Wives’ of Prominent Manufacturers and Business Men Returning From Social Affair in Taxicab Halted by Vaune Randite.

SOCIETY WOMEN      Relieved of Valuable J ewels by Thieves This Morning.

FIGHTING YESTERDAY IN DUBLIN'S STREETS   Other - Outbreaks : Beyond. Zonk Under Martial Law Also Is Reported.   CORK, KERRY, LIMERICK “AND: TIPPERARY ‘ORDERLY   Mo: Fresh Troubles in the Zone . Affected By Military Praciamation.   SCOTTISH TROOPS READY   Two - Battalions - Notified to Be : Prepared for Duty in Treland, a,

MARTIAL LAW MAY BE. EXTENDED TO OTHER ’ PARTS OF IRELANI   Outbreaks Are Occurfing in Area Not Included in Gov ernment Proclamation.

Sinn Fein Raids in Uleter Follow Lloyd-George Decree,   BATTLE ALSO IN DUBLIN   Stations in Londonderry Attack. ed by Armed Bands.

BULGARIAN BOLSILEVISTS MENACE ROYAL FAMILY  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. CETL WEP ENS OSL “cantata ee perce:

SINNFEINERS KILLED BRAD’   Residents of Town Preparing to Fe From Vengeance of Black and Tan” Police .

GINNFEINERS AQLL, WOUND MORE POLICE      “Black and Tan” d Tan’ Officers: Re. sign Because of - Repris». . ‘ als. Probe; cae   MACREADY Y CALLED TO’: EXPLAIN BY. CABINE   MacSwiney y Still Allve on 5Oth  ay of Hunger : ay OF ru g

Sinn Feiners Shot and. Bil ed Inspector Brady an Two Constables 2G   T  TUBBER - CURRY   British Cabinet Meets to End Reign of Murder—. General is Called.

Police Are Shot From Ambush and Killed by Sinn Feiners in Counties Sligo and Lim. erick.   RESIGNATIONS FOLLOW NO-REPRISAL ORDERS   Members of “Black and Tan” Constabulary Quit Wher Ordered to Stop Reprisal: for Shootings.

UTAAGES ARE FEARED AGAIN   Dead Body of Kidna Officer Found sone - -Jreland

SINN FEINS KILL THREE MORE BRITIS!:   Raids By Black and Tans Are Expected Now.

DISTRICT INSPECTOR KILLES   Was Ambushed by Sinn Foiners and Slaln. Two Other Officers Were Wounded

BOLSHEVIK! OFFER GENEROUS PEACE   Agreement Prelimmary To An Armistice With Esthonia Grants Much.

OTHONIA WIN MAIN POINTS IN AED ARMISTICE   Bolsheviki Representatives Give Many Concessions to End Hostilities and Get Peace.  TROOPS BIG ITEM

BOLSHEVIK! CONCEDE TO ESTHONIANS   Sign Agreement Preliminary to Armistice.  TERMS A SURPRISE   Bolsheviki Admits Great Concessions Were Made in Regard to Frontiers and Military Guarantees

Agreement Signed by Esthonian and Bolshevik Delegates Show Former Are Scoring a Success

EXORBITANT CHARGES MADE BY MiIDDLEMEN   Profiteering on Part of Un - serupulous Jobbers in Anthracite Coal Alleged.

ffere You Are, Mr. Taxpayer! Figure ‘em Out For Yourself And See Where Your Taxes Go   Colden Wedding Anniversary

VETERAN MAIL CLERK. IN THIS SECTION FOR 47 YEARS DIES   George E. Mertz, Aged 72, Dies at His Home at Mound City After IlIness With Complications—Was Brother of H. C. Mertz ef This City.

COAL OPERATORS TAKE STEPS TO CUT COSTS   Speculators Blamed For High Price of Coal By Opera. tors in Session at Cleveland—Reduction in Retail Price Expected Within Month.

70 BE REDUCED   In the Handling of the Production From the Mines of Ohio.   AFTER MIDDLEMEN AND SPECULATORS   The**Olte~ Operators are to Force Down Prices of Coal  Tan maniatalh,r

OHIO OPERATORS PASS THE BUCK TO MIDDLEMEN   \In Conference Today It is Decided to Oust the Spec  ulator  PRICES MUST RECEDE  Big Reduction Within Thirty Days Expected In Coal Market

PUT POLITICIANS CN THE GARPEY   JAMERICAN LEGION TO INVESTI. GATE CANDIDATES,   NON-PARTISAN :. ARRANGEMENT   Committee On Inquiry Will Comprise Two Republicans and Two Demecrats.—Various Posts to Fol. low Bes Moines’ Lead,

GOT A FINE START   ANNUAL CHAUTAUQUA HAD THE FIRST NUMBER SUNDAY,   Worth While Otferings for Remainder of Program.

GOT A: FINE. START   ANNUAL, CHAUTAUG ~  PIRST 9     A HAD THE IMBERL SUNDAY,             Ww orth iw hie Offeris for RemainaTo er of Pro ram, i

GRAND DUKE IS SAFE   Michael - Alexancrecite  “ Swiesg i  Czar’s Younyer arth Slive,   Russian Author, Writing in the Paris Figaro, Says Yeuns Royalist\ Mew m Sian,

OUTWITS THE féus   EX-CZAR’S YOUNGER BROTHER ALIVE IN SIAM.   Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitel Thought Victim of the Boisheviki, New Reported Safe.

GRAND DUKE IS SAFE   Michael Alexandrovitch, Ex. Czar’s Younger Brother, Alive.

Brother Of Czar Not Assassinated By Reds; Reported To Be In Siam

RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE IS ALIVE   Michael Alexandrovitch, ExCzar’s Younger Brother, Alive.   Russian Author, Writing in the Paris Figaro, Says Young Royalist Now in Siam,

NEBRASKA MAN ACOUITTED   0. P. Henderahot Was Charged With Mans.aughter at Boise, Tdnhge Rat Came Clenr.

CONVENT DESTROYED BY FIRE   Sister and One Man Lose Lives—Six Nuns in Hospital—Loss Is $150,000.

 See NUN IS BURNED IN CONVENT   Sister Loses Life, Nine Others Injured at Wilkesbarre, Pa.

CONVENT DESTROYED BY FIRE   Sister and One Man, Lose Lives—Otke Nuns in Hospital—Loss ig.  . $150,000. 

SEEK CLUES TO DEATH — OF COUGHLIN BABY.   State Police Go fo Schuylkill Rtver,.Led by Pasouatle.

FATHER DOUBTS CONFESSION OF ANY SNATPHEA   All Day Search Fails to Reveal Body of Kidnaped Cough lin Bony.   FOLLOW VAGUE DIRECTIONS   Search Is to Be Resumed After More Explicit Directions Are Obtained.

BANK ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED   Three Bandits, Who. Robbed Farm. ers’ State Bank at Grass Lake, Mich., Are Taken.

BANK ROBBERS  ARF CAPTURE   SHERIFF'S POSSE SURROUNDS LAKE AND RECOVERS STOLEN MONEY

LINDLEY WILL ADDRESS FIRST BIG MEETING   FIRST CONVOCATION QF KT. WILL BE HELD To. . WORRDW      Dr. Frank Strone Will intradne: New  Chancellor and Cheer Leaders Will Attend

LINDLEY WILL ADDRESS FIRST BIG MEETING   FIRST CONVOCATION OF K. BD. WILL BE HEED TOMORROW   Dr. Frank Strone Will Introduce: New Chaneellor and = Cheer Leaders Will Attend

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND: SELL REAL " @8TATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What is Going , Oa In The Temple of. Justice. .

GEDDES FAVORS. (PEN DIPLOMACY   BRITISH AMBASSADOR MAKES PLEA FOR ANGLO-SAXON CO-OPERATION. _

GEDDES FOR OPEN TRADE COVENAN   BOTH U.S. AND BRITAIN MUST . LAY CARDS ON TABLE, AMBASSADOR SAYS.

GAME TODAY WENT. TO BROOKLYN TEAM   Spithall Artist Heid  Cleveland Scoreless in Seecnd Game of the ii         Each of Contending Teams Has Now Gathered in (ne Contest in Strnecle

DODGERS SHUT OUT CLEVELAND TEAM   PITCHER GRIMES AND TEAM: MATES WIN IN CLOSE GAME BY SCORE OF 3T00   SPITBALL 100 [STRONG   Graney as Pinch Hitter St A Out in Seventh Frame With Men On Bases.

INDIANS SAFI   HONORS NOW STAND -EVE!   Cleveland's _ Place as Favorite i “Threatened After foday's Show“ing By Opponents

DuORE OF THREE T0. NOTHING OVER GLEVELANT   BROOKLYN MANAGER SENDS IN GRIMES TO DO TWIRLING,   BAGBY WAS USED BY THE INDIANS.   Record Crowd Gathers At Ebberts Field For Contest This Afternoon, Played Under Ideal Conditions— The Play In Detail.   SCORE BY INNINGS,

second Game of series bap: tured by Th: Nationals  After Fast Game Full of Thrill: ing Situations  All Set For Third Game At Ebbets Field Thursday     Teams Are Now Even Up On The Big Series

un WINS SECOND GAME OF ~ WORLD'S SERIES BY SHUTOUT 34   Grimes on: Mound for Superbas ’, Fools Indian Batters With _ Speedy Spit Bail.   HiTTiNG, BY. NATIONALS  “TIMELY: REAPED RUNS   More Than: 20, 000 Fans on Eb bets Field See the Series Evened ‘to One Each.

Brooklyn With Aid of Grimes’ Spit ball Promptly Turns Table and Cleveland Comes Cropper   THREE.TA NOTHING TELLS THE TALE OF DISASTER

BROOKLYN WIND ECOND GAM   Burleigh Grimes Stands In dians on Their Heads While Dodgers Drive Bagby To Baths

GRIMES PUTS 3-0 JINX ON CLEVELAND   Big Brooklyn Moundsman Master of Game From Start to Finish.   FANS IN OVERCOATS - WATCH SECOND GAME

CLEVELAND SHUT OUT BY BURLEIGH GRIMES TODA'   Brooklyn National League Champions Give Indians Coat of White Wash in Second Game

CLEVELAND nll KEPT SCATTERED   Bagby is Hit Hard When Hits Meant Runs; Uhle Succeeds Him.   GRIFFITH STAR CLOUTER

GRIMES KEEPS HITS OF INDIANS WELL SCATTERED    His Spitballs Prove to Be a Serious Problem For Speaker’s Batsmen,   BAGBY DRIVEN TO BENCH

BROOKLYN SUPERBAS TAKE 2ND GAME OF WORLD'S SERIES 3 T0 0   Iris Speaker's Indians are Unable to Hit Grimes Effectively While Easterners Bunch Blows. On Sergeant Jim Bagby

GRIMES PUTS WHITE WASE ON INDIANS  Spitballs Tie Backs ol + Cleyelanders in Knots   SERIES IS EVENED UE   Crowd Not As Large As Yesterday; Sky is Overcast 

EXPERT ON SPITBALL EASILY MASTERS CHAMPIONS FROM CLEVELAND IN SECOND GAME   Bagby, Cleveland’s Pitching Ace, Hurls Good Game For Losers But Winners Succeed In Making Hits Count For Runs—Grimes Helps Win His Own Game By Getting Hit And Scoring Run Early In Contest.

JODGERG MAKE IT ONE ALL IN WORLD SERIES   Grimes Holds Cleveland Scoreless With His Spithail, While Team-mates Bunch Hits for Runs   BROOKLYN FANS NOT FROZEN QUT BY ARCTIC WEATHER   Crowd on Second Day Not as Large as Attendance at lirst Game

THE NATIONAL LEAGUER LAUNCHED HITS WHEN HIT= MEANT RUNS   GRIMES WAS A PUZZLE   Spithall Artist Heid Cleveland Scoreless in Second Game of the “Meries   Fach of Contending Teams Has Now Gathered in One Cuntest in Struecle

WON TODAY   Shut Clevelanc :’»* In Second of Sc es.   GRIMES PITCHED FINE GAME   Spitball Twirler Had Yesterday's Victors At His Mercy Frota the Start to Finish.

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PITCHING AGE OF INDIANS (5 DRIVEN TO COVER BY ROBING   Brooklyn Offensive Began in First Inning and Continued  Throughout Contest; Timely Hitting and Faultless a Fielding the Winning Combination. .

BIG RIGHT HANDER 100 MUCH FOR THE AMERICAN CHAMPS   Brooklyn Players Show Disposi. tion to Clout in Clinches, Reversing Order of Tuesday.   ee eer ed  PLAY EXCITING CONTEST   Relief Pitcher and Pinch Hitter Proved Unequal to Task of Routing Grimes.

Dodge's Spittball Kept the Speakerites Guessing at All Times.   EACH CLUB HAS A GAME TO ITS CREDIT   Over 20,000 Fans Saw Home Team Win This After. noon.

GRIMES WON FOR ROBINS: SERIES EVEN   National Champs Kep! Speaker’s Men  Scoreless.

Grimes Holds Cleveland Score less With His Spitbail, While . Team-mates Bunch Hits for Runs      BROOKLYK FANS ROT FROZEN OUT BY ARCTIC WEATHER   Crowd on Second Day Not as Large as Attendance at First Game

Indians’ Back Tied in Knots by Curves, WhileSuperbas Clout Ball When Hits Mean Runs—Bagby Starts for American League Club but Is Taken Out in Seventh.

BROOKLYN WINS: SCORE IS 3 T0 0   National Champs Turn Savagely or Their Conquerers of First Game and Hammer Out Victory,   GRIMES’ SPITTER IS TOO MUCH

BIGGEST HAUL ON RECORD.   Confiscate Brewing Ontfit and 2.395 Bottles of Beer.

FOX PLAYERS OPEN TO LARGE CROWD   Capacity House Greets “Inside Legal Limits” at Tent Theatre Last Evening.

BRITISH COMMANDER (M PUNJAB REMOVED   MAN WHO ORDERED SHOOTING OF CITIZENS OF INDIA DENIED PROMOTION.

FN Tre eee ae eT RE OA SATE  ARMY COUNCIE CENSU RES DYER.   palin eduction of British General tor Masenere it ¥Endin Unhelid.

AMRITSAR GENERAL DEMOTED   Removal of Dyer for Firing on In dian Crowd in Punjab Upfield by Committee.

But Lowden’s Candidates Clain Victory on Face of Incomplete Returns.

BOTH ILLINOIS FAGTIONS - GLAIMING VieTORY   Indications Are Official Count May Be Necessary to Determine Result in Some Contests

OFFICIAL VOTE COUNT NEEDED   Results in Illinois Are Sc Close Nothing Is Certain

ILLINOIS PRIMARY RESULTS IN DOUBT   LEN. SWALL, WAYVOR THOMPSON'S CANDIDATE, IS LEADING POR GOVERNOR

TH FACTIONS TAN VICTORY NIL PRIMARY   ifficial Count To Decide Thompson-Lowden Vote Struggle   gaia re tet Sig Ta tae  wrtial Returns Indicate Mayor's Candidate For Governor

SECRETARY OF  TREASURY HAS NO RELIEF TO, COVER LOSSES   Urges Contemporaneous Reduction of Prices In All  T tka   MUST BEAR REVERSES   WAV 2 DEAN INE AN ba  Savs Every Group Facing Loss Rushes For Federal ASD Je Wata

CHICAGO BANKER SAYS NO PANIC DANGER   Forgan Tells Engineers Country Be on Way to Pre-War Basis--Labor Sees Mistakes

INDIANS ATTACK PANAMAN POLICE; KILL SEVENTEEN   RAID REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN IN RETALIATION FOR ARREST OF THE SAN BLAS CHIEF LAST NOVEMBER.

17 KILLED BY INDIANS   Panama Police and Residents of Settlement Attacked.

AMERICANS CAPTURED.   Seven Red Cross Workers in Siberta in Hands of Bolsheviki.

TELLS OF CAPTURE OF AMERICANS IN SIBERIR   First Detailed Account of Cir. cumstance Comes in Dispatch to Red Cross

DOUTHERN BANKERS URGE LIMITATION AF RONAN PRWERS   INAUGURATE MOVEMENT TO inak AMENDMENT To bib EEAL RESERVE ACT   MEET IN NEW CRLEANS   Representatives Prom 1 1 States Propose to Fight (ints That bicminates Collection af ba. change on Temitianers

DEBS REGEWED TWICE © - SOGIALIST VOTE IN 181   Returns Show Total. Of Nearly . 950.006 Votes.

RELEASES ALL AMERICANS   Reports. Indicate Mexican Bandit Feamorn Has Soi rprend.«rad

YINNAPED AMERICANS FREED   Zamora, Thelr Captor, !s Reported to Have Surrendered in State of Jalisco.

KIDNAPED MEN ARE RELEASED   ricans Held Captive by Wexien  Bandit Gain Freedom.

BANDIT Tr ELEA SES AALE RICA NS   Zamora Reported to TWTave Suvrendered to Federal Proops.

MUST EVACUATE WARSAW: CRACAW IS NEXT GAPITAL   KENDALL LONG ADVOCATED WHAT HERRING NOW FAVOR:   Repubican Candidate outline: His Views On Public  Issues

KENDALL TALKS OF STATE NEEDS    Would Cut Cost of Administration in  iowa Government by Following Plan of Lowden; Farm Bureau Piedged  Whole-Hearted Support by Him.

LOWOEN FORM OF STATE BUVERMENT 19 KENDALL  METHOD FOR HAWR-EYES   Will Bring Similar Measures To Play Here Says Republican Nominee in Outlining Campaign Plans At Albia Today.

KENDALL, OUTLINES STAND ON ISSUES   Was First to Suggest Reorganizatio: of the State Governmental: Machinery By Creation of Bureaus.

SERIOUS LOSSES FOR PRESIDENT REPORTED TODAY   FLIGHT FROM MEXICO CITY IS CONFIRMED

QUAKE REPORTED IN TIFLIS   Causes Numerous Casualties and Serinue Damaace Near Gori.

RAILROAD BILL MAY BE FOUGH   Constitutiocality of Cummins. Esch Measure Likely to . Be Attacked -   BY RAILROAD UNIONS AND FAKM INTERESTS   Railroad Union Leaders Think ‘Knere is Litue brospect of AVELLLUS SUTike.

COURT ACTION AGAINST BILL IS DECIDED ON   RAILROAD UNIONS AND FARMER: OPPOSING MEASURE WILL CONTEST LAW

TARMERS T00 THREATEN: TO CARRY FIGHT INTO COURTS   Plumb Prepares Brief, on Three Counts ‘ Against Bill   RAIL STRIKES ARE FEARED IF PASSED   Veto by President Is Strongly Argued: by Producer

WAR SECRETARY WOULD CHECK WESTWARD MARCH OF BOLSHEVIK ARMIES   Tells of Recommendation After Gen. Bliss Testities Before House Commit: tee Revival of European War Is Not “Improbable” Uniess Poland Halts Red Forces.

‘DANIELS AND PAYNE TO  -MAKE-ALASKA: EXCURSION   Cabinet Officials to I to Investigate Navy Coal and Possibly Oil Lands in Territory ~-

HAVE OPEN HOUSE AT “Y” ON FRIDAY   ASSOCIATION BUILDING: TO BE THROWN OPEN TO \ CITIZENS.   Ladies’ Committee Will Receive Visitors Who Gather for Open House,

HAVE OPEN HOUSE AT “Y” ON FRIDAY       Receive Wha Gather for Open House,  Ladée: vi

HEARINGS START ABOUT MEXICO   SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE STARTS AN INVESTIGATION TODAY  INTO. CONDITIONS IN THE REPUBLIC.

RELATE HARDSHIPS OF AMERICAN SETTLERS 1 MEXICO UNDER CARRAN?!   WITNESS TELLS OF MURDER OF FIVE AMERICANS BY MENI(ANS IN TAMAULIPAS,

INDIANAISTO OPERATE MINE   PLAN WILL INSURE SUPPLY OF COAL FOR STATE INSTITUTIONS.

STATE MAY OPERATE OWN COAL MINE   Gov. Goodrich To Have Matter Taken Up : At Special

STRIKE OF MINERS PROBABLE.   floyd George Declines to Negotiate Purther With Federation.

she Citizens Bank   Pure Single Comb  rhode island Red Cockacete

READING TO SUCCEED GREY      British Financier Probably Wilt Be the Next Ambassador to the United States,

LORD READING COMING BACK   Ambassador Grey to Be Succeeded by Rritish Finance Expert.

HARDING 15. COMING      ATOR! Is MARKING FIGHT ¥OR INDIA             Wil) Speak at Ma ed By  y Peeced=

HARDING (5 GUMIND   ’ ~“ENATOR Is MARKING FIGHT PORK  INTHAN A.   Will Speak at Martz Monday Preced ed By Reception,

GETS BIG BRAZIL CONTRACT.   Americans Will Eltctrify First @onth American Raileoad.

COAL PRODUCTION NEARS NEW RECOR   Mining More Than 12,000,000 Tons Workers in Bituminous Field Gain

BUILD BIG NAVY OR JOIN LEAGUE   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS ONE OF THE TWO NECESSARY.   NEED SHIPS FOR PROTECTION   ‘Three Year Construction Pregram In Advocated in the Absence of Membership in a Peace Organization.

AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS WON THE LATEST TRICK   Supreme Court Holds Distric Judye From [ts “Contempt” Order. 

Supreme Caurt Kulokis. Jude Sinart rons Taterfering WtES * Poehler Acdon .:         TO. CONTINUE HIS  CASE      Mopking Says He Needs Books’ tor Supreme Cont and Lion County Case.

TRY TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES   Railroad Conductors at Cohumbas At. tempt to Evolve Plan.

ane  MANY COAL MINES AND  «STEEL MILLS CLOSED   sR Pp ES SE cele ey  td bie 4 Vy we ewe eee  Ohio Thrown Out of Employment hy Swilehrien’s Sirihe.

THINK MISSING MAN NOW IN HONOLULA   EDWARD SAILSTAD, EAU CLAIRI REPORTED ALIVE—AUTHORITIES CONTINUE INVESTIGATION

SAILSTAD ALIVE AT HONOLULU   ACCORDING TO REPORTS TODAY WIFE MAINTAINS HE  Be a8 & Tb

QAY MISSING MAN (SIN HONQLUL   Eau Claire. Hears That Sailstad Has Been Seen on Pacific Island.

MEN PLAYING SECOND FIDDLE   Through Ascendency  o! Women, Says Spientist.   DECADENCE OF THE NATION   He Declares, Can Be Only Result Says Men are Becoming Effeminate.

EFFEMINATION OF MAN. NOTICEABLE, SAYS CHICAGOAI   Declares That Women Have Secured the Drop. on This Couatry,

WEAK MAN BOWS TO BOLD WOMAN MEDIC ASSERTS   “Puritan Mania’ Has Weakened Nation’s Vitality He Says.

DECADENCE OF NATION RESULT PURITAN MANIA   Chicago Doctor De clares Ascendancy Dangerous.

Ascendency of Women Means Decadence of United States   Head Of Chicago Psychopathic Laboratory Issues Solemn Warning To America; Prohibition Sign Of Effeminacy, He Declares.

THE CAVE MEN DISAPPEARING   Doc Hickson Says Us Male: Are Degenerating Rapidly Into Sissies.

Vi. D. SAYS YANKEE MEN ARE TURNING INTO WOMEN   Says American Men Are Aping Women in Dress, Whooping It Up For Her Reforms and Generally Going to Pot

EARTHQUAKE IN SALVADOR.   Violent Shocks Were Felt But Details  Ard VTackine

BIG QUAKE HITS HONDURAS   Terrifying Earth Tremors Occur in the Southern Part of Island—Details Are Lacking.

TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKES — OCCUR: IN. HONDURAS; DETAILS “ARE LACKING

CENTRAL AMERICA SHAKEN BY SEVERE EARTH TREMORS   Twontr-fire Distiuet Shacks U¢H oo Western Part of Wondurass Details Lacking.

Terrific Shocks in Honduras Reported to San Salvador   [wenty-five Tremors Shake Carinto and Surrounding District.

QUAKE SHAKES CHOLUTECA IN _ §. HONDURAS   Violent Shocks Also Felt in Chinandega and

QUAKES IN CENTRAL AMERICA   Terrific Temblore Are Felt. In Hondurda and Nicaragua—Extent of Damage Unknown,

TERRIFIC SHOCKS  FELT IN HONDURAS   Details Lacking as to Gonsequences.

EARTHQUAKES — IN HONDURAS   Terrific Shocks Have Been Reported But ‘ Details Lacking

HONDURAS SHAKEN   Loss of Life by Earthquake, How: ever. is Unknown

APPEAL TO THE LABORING  MEN   To Sepport the Cox and Roosevelt Ticket   Is a Hard Blow to the Republican Leaders at Marion.

LABOR CHIEFS TELL HARDING OF SOOO WILL   Gompers Unable To Swing Vote To Cox They  ee   G..0. P. TS ACHRive   Efforts Being Made To  Line Up Labor Behind Party.

GOMPERS CAN'T  DELIVER VOTE   Of Labor Element te Cox Nor Can Any Other A. F. Leader Do It.   THE LABOR MEN WILL VOTE AS THEY PLEASE   ; ‘Prominent Men of the Federatien Announce Themselves to Be for Gardine

SAY GOMPERS CAN'T SWING LABOR VOTE TO THE DEMOCRATS   Stream of Labor Léaders Visit Harding Héadquitters, ! Promising: Support:   HIRAM JOHNSON BREAKS SILENCE. FIGHTS LPAGUIE   Governor Co:: Winds Up Cali ' fornia Caiipaigh Contident of Winning Southern , ' “WG of Stite °

To Support the Cox and Roosevelt Ticket   Is a Hard Blow to the Republican Leadera at Marion. _

Record Flood Stage Reported In Twin Cities   Six Feet of Water is Ranning Thru the Homes of River Flat Dwellers in Twin Cltles

DAD OF WATERS ON A RAMPAGE   Mississippi River Washes Away Homes of Families on St. Paul Mud Fiats; Keeps Rising.

Judge Landia Goes to Cincinnati to Superiatend Remeval of  Te a ok oe

‘PICKET EMBASSY    Trish - Republican Sympathizers in  "Demonstration.

IT HAD TICKLE   New York Musical Comedy Passe: Out Bottles With Kick

DID IT REALLY HAVE A TICKLE:   Investigating Souvenir Bot tles at “Tickle Me” Per formance.

‘It Tickled   And Now Dry Sleuth is On Heels -of ‘Tickle :-Me’ Chorns Gifs.

CLAIM CHORUS GIRLS HANDLED REAL WHISKY   Federal Officer Now Endeavoring to Find Out if Bottles Had Real “ Tickle.”   Performance Delights Men Who : Get Bottles

“TICKLE ME” TROPHIES MAKE A HIT WITH THE AUDIENCE: DRYS GET BUSY

Bottled “Tickles” at  Theater Opening Lead  tn an Invesctiontinr

MAY RECONSIDER VOTE.   _ setae mune eta Sickie Ui ar MRA a ar pear acne ti eRe ae And It Must Have  Been Real Stuff To Tickle ’Em So

CHORUS GIRLS PASS BOTTLES TQ THEATER AUDIENCE WHICH PROMPTS PROHIBITION OUIZ

TICKLE ME SOUVENIRS’ BRING: INVESTIGATED ~ BY: OFFICERS...   Bottles Labelled Whiskey Were'Given Out-by, Chorus ‘Girls’ and the Smackifig _ of Lips Set Prohibition Officers  Te Warlewe =

DISPUTE STARTED OVER CAMP LO)   Strikers Start Tent Colony on Land Claimed by Mine Owners — Only One Case of Violence During the Day.

CREATES NATIONAL BUDGET SYSTEM   Bill. to Be Introduced tn the ‘Senate This Week,

BILL FOR A BUDGET SYSTEM.   One National in Seope to Be Offered This Week in Senate.

LOCAL STRIKE IN CHICAGO SHUTS SCHGOLS OF CIT)   Board of Education Reject: Demands .of the  fe eee re

Chicago Schools Closed By Strik   School Engineers Go Out In Body When Wage Llemands Are Refused

CHICAGO SCHOOLS CLOSE   Stetke of School Engineers Enforces  Vacention for All City i.

BOYS ADMIT THEY ARE CROOKS   Pair Tell Police Their Arrest Prevented Series of Crime

Pound Loaves’ Price in Cleveland Reduced to 12 Cents — Second Cut in Fortnight

BuCKNEL MINERS SSUES STATEMEN   ORGANIZER OF LABOR uART: SAYS PEOPLE SHOULD SUPPORE GOVERNOR COX

DIOR LL MINERS QUES STATEMEN   ; Set ST a aves — Saas  ORGARIZER OF LABOR uARTY  : BAYS PROPLE SHOULD SUPPony GOVERNOR CON

NORTH SIDERS KEEP ‘WATCH ON EVENTS   PLAN TO HAVE REPRESENTATIVE AT CITY COMMISSION MEETINGS    REPORT ON VIADUCT   Committee Named Two Weeks Ago Reported Findings to the Meeting Last Night   Discussion Again Varies Between Subway and Grade Crossings on North Side

PL AN TO HAVE HAVE REPRESEN: TATIVE AT CITY COM: * ed MISSION MEETINGS   REPORT ON. VIADUCT   Committee Named Two: W: Weeks. Ago Reported Findings ‘to the © Meeting Last Night   Discussion Again Varies Between Subway and Grade Crossings = - on North Side we,

COTTON CROP IS ESTIMATED 66.5 PER CENT NORMAL   Condition Less Favorable Than in July But Better Than 1919

CROP REPORTS  ISSUED TODAY   ‘WINTER WHEAT CROP TS 78.9 PEE CENT OF NORMAL—MORE RYE IS GROWING

900 WERE KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY: MANY ARE HOMELESS   Throughout the Stricken Districts Tents Have Been Erected to House the Fugitives.

RAILROADS GET AID FROM U. §   Interstate Commerce Commission Wil Furnish Most of $300,000,000 Fun: To Provide Equipment for Rail ways Under Cummins-Esch Law

ANNOUNCES ~— QISTRIBUTION   ‘Interstate Commerce Commission Discloses Plan for Revolving Fund. of $306,000,000 for  J Railroads.

TERSTATE COM. yl LOAN ROADS REVOLVING FUND      $125,000,000. for, : Eesha of Equip _ Ment and. $75,000,000 for ae

TO DISTRIBUTE FUND TO ROADS   ‘Commerce Commission An  nounces $300,000,000 Will  Divided,   HALE IS FOR EQUIPMENT

$300,000,000 AID TC THE RAILROADS SOON      Tnierstate “Commission Amnaunced fouay Te WHT Make the DistribuA OT     tion

TO SPEND MILLIONS FOR:NEW EQUIPMENT   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. MISSION ANNOUNCES HEAVY _ EXPENDITURES WILL BE ADE FOR BT RAanc

Carranza and Ciy m f AA. ‘niwine wie  Wer SISTA LELY  Now Tsolated   Gen. Gonzales Deserts Dietz tor; Fleet of Destroyers Going to Kev West

GONZALES DESERTS TO REBEL FORCES   Defection Is Thought To Mark Near End Of Carranza Regime In Mexico

Carranza Once Thot Him Most Staunch of His Military Chiefs—Rebels Pave »-Way For Carranza’s Exit Via Vera Cruz

Of North Manchester, Files Petitio1 for the Democratic Governorship Nomination.

END OF DEMAREE CASE ISIN SIGHT   Defense Expected to Close Thi Evening With Argument Scheduled fer Tomorrow   JESSE DEMAREE TESTIFIES   Declares Beaz Demaree Had no Cor nection with Robberies and Did Not Help Plan Thcm—Mother Of Defendant On Stand.

DEMAREE CASE 10 REACH JURY TODAY   Defense Closes Case Wednesday Afternoon and Argument is Started   DEFENDANT ON THE STAND   Boaz Demaree Declares Evidence Wa “Planted” at His Home by Detectives—Jesse Demaree Denies Brother’s Part

RAIL EXECUTIVES MEET TO ASK FREIGHT RAISE   Say They WU! Ask To Spread Addec Wage Expense Upon Freight and Passenger Service.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES MAY BE BOOSTED   Proposition Will Be . Laid Before Commerce Board.

FREIGHT RATE INCREASE IS NEXT   Railroad Executives Seek to Boost Charges to Meet Bich Wages.

INCREASE IN RATES IN SIGHT   Railway Executives Framing Appeal to Interstate Commission.

FRAMING INCREASE IN RATES   Interstate Commerce Commission te Be Presented With Higher Schedules.

THE RANROAD EXECUTIVES IN Bit CONFERENCE   Planning Railroad Rates Te Nieet Wage Award

RAILROADS WANT PUBLIC TO PAY   ASK THAT WAGE BOOST ‘BE COVERED IN RATES ADVANCE.

1,000 Union Officials Meeting Today To Decide If They Will Accept Award

RNLWAY EXECUTIVES PAFPARE NEW DEMAND   Submit New Tariff of Schedules to Interstate Commerce Commission.   MEETING IN WASHINGTON

RAILWAY HEADS CONFER ON NEW RATE INCREASES   Already Have Petitions Refort Commerce Commission Adding Huge Total to Raies

POOLIDGE WILL BE NOTIFIEO TODAY   Of His Nomination for the Vice Presidency   THRONGS OF VISITORS   Party Leaders and Thousands of Others Gather at Northampton, Mass., for Ceremonies—Speculation as to Governor Coolidge’s Speech— on Smiih Camnns a,

G. 0. P. GATHERS FOR FETE TO COOLIDGE   Notification of His Nomination a Vice President to Be Given Today.

NOTIFICATION FOR GOOLIQGE TODAY   Republican Hosts ‘Gather te Hear Acceptance Address of Nominee. E

INTEREST CENTER IN SPEECH OF COOLIDGE   REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILL BE NOT? FIED TODAY.

G. 0. P. LENDERS AT NORTHAMPTON FOR NOTIFICATION   News of His Nomination Wil be Broken to Governor Coolidge Today.   CITY GIVES EVIDENCE IT WILL DO ITS FULL PART   Coolidge Home, on Quiet Stree! Near Smith College, Abou! Only Place That Pid Not Re ect General Air of Sup. pressed Excitement.

COOLIDGE WILL Bt NOTIFIED OF 6. 0. P.  Tee. (owes eR  NOMINATION TODAY   FORWAL CEREMONIES WILL BI HELD FOR VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.   MANY LEADERS EXPECTEC   J. Henry Oraback of Connecticut Heads Committee—Speculation Upon Subject Matter of Acceptance Speech.

COOLIDGE HELPS HIS WIFE COOK DOUGHNUTS FOR TODAY'S GROWL   3 0. P. Vice Presidential Nominee Aids in Getting Ready for the Ceremonies of Notification,   PARTY LEADERS ARE ALREADY ON GROUND   Governor Morrow, of Kentucky Will Deliver the Address: Northampton Is Clad in Holiday Attire,

Party Leaders @ Gather to’ Juform Governor of Massachusetts He’s Runaing ter Vice President,

Ceremonies Will Take Place At His North ampton Home   HARDING SEES EXPERT   Learns First-Hand of Condition in Europe—Cox Spends Day on Hie Speech

DR. JOHN F. CANNON =“ DIES OF INJURIES   Prominent Presbyterian Divine Native of Cabarrus County, Dies From Injuries — Was Personally Known to Many Gastonians.

Palmer’s Powers to Drop Casa Against Miners Is Questioned in Conrt.   SAID MINERS SURRENDEREN   Attorney General Wants to Drop Case Because Strike Was Ended.

JURIST PROTESTS AGAINST PALMER’S HANDLING OF CASE   FEDERAT, JUDGE ANDERSOD QUESTIONS LEGALITY OF ACTS — WISCONSIN COAT, PROBE IS SpA RPE

Continuance As Asked in Trial of Coal Operators Under Lever Act.   ATTORNEY GENERAL MAY BE SUMMONED, BELIEF   "Heart of Case Cut Out Is Assertion of One of Attorneys,

PROBE IS STARTED   Federal Judge Anderson Is Betermined to Learn of Palmers Acts in’ Ordering Evidence Eliminated.   ACTIVITY OF ATTORNEY ° GENERAL WILL BE AIREO   Federal Judge Proposes to Thoroughly Expose Move: ments of Official Who Took Peart From Coal Case.

AIDE RESIGNED AS PROTEST IN ~ COAL MINE CASE   x NO TROTH IN THE PALMER CHARGE

JURIST PROTESTS AGAINST PALMER'S HANDLING OF CASE   EDERAL JUDGE — ANDERSO? QUESTIONS LEGALITY OF AGES — WISCONSIN -*- COAL PROBES a STARTED

MANY MILLS CLOSED   WAGE CUTS AND SHUTDOWNS ANNOUNCED IN EAST.   One FirmMakes First Pay Cut in 4¢ Years—Missouri Painters Reduce Own Wages.

MORE ‘MILLS CLOSE   Shutdowns and Wage Cuts Announced in East.   _Malon.  Painters at Moberly, Mo,, Vote  “te Cut Wages From “Bry, Cents an Wour to 75 Cents.

MORE MILLS CLOSE   3hutdowns and Wage Cuts Announced in East.   Union Painters at Moberly, Mo., Vote to Cut Wages From 87! Cents an Hour to 75 Cents.

MORE FACTORIES ARE CLOSED DOWN   Shutdowns and Wage Cuts Announced in East.   Union Painters at Moberly, Mo., Vote to Cut Wages From 87! Cents an Hour to 75 Cents.

KANSAS TELEPHONE, CO. ASKS RATE HIKE:   THE APPLICATION WAS FILED WITH INDUSTR . COERT JUAN   HEARING OCTOBER 18   Judge Wark of Industrial Covit Will Preside at Hearing on That Date   Increase Is (Asked for Single, Par ‘vy and Rural Lines-—Added Cost the Reason

KANSAS TELEPHONE CO, ASKS RATE HIKE   THE APPLICATION WAS FILED  ” ITH INDUSTRIAL COURT WXEL oa   HEARING OCTOBER 18   Judeo Wark of Industrial Cost Will Preside at Hearing on That Date .   Increase Is Asked for Single, Par. ‘v and Rural Lines—Added Cost the Reason

ee  ic VICTORY FUR HOLSHEVIK ARM   oles Forced to Abandon Bug River Line.   ocps ~ENVELOP WARSAW

re  ag VICTORY FOR aaSuEVIK ARMY   poles Forced to Abandon Buc River Line.   sens ENVELOP WARSAW

BUXTON, BANK NEARLY ROBBED   ‘Failure tp Ligit Acetylene ‘Torch Cau: _ 8€g Robbers to Abandon Robbery.

HALT {IN SENATE BOLSHEVIK PROB   Inquiry Will Not be Resumed Until Monday, That W. WH. Ellis, Sub-Committee Counsel, May Reach Washington

INQUIRY INTO MARTENS CASE 1S PUT OFF AGAIN   TO ALLOW COUNSEL TIME TO GET BUSY—BORAH BUCKING PLAN TO GET LUSK PROBE MACHINERY INTO MATTER

REVIEWS HIS LIFE HISTORY   Senate Investigation of Bolshe. vik Propaganda Halted.   TO BE RESUMED MONDAY.   Soviet Ambassador Told to Consider Himself in Custody of Committee Until Testimony is Completed——Hardwick Calls Client Innocent of  ' Attack on Government.

 Broadiest smokers appreo!:  ate the El. Rajah Cigar.  Lvtell in “Lombardy Ltd.”

BOT H FIGHTING — ~ FOR CONTROL   Thompson-Lowden Factions Will Both Try to Carry the Illinois Primary   THE FIGHT IS DIRTY   Demcorats Have Complete ‘Ticket, Headed by J. Hamilton Lewis

and Lowtien Forces Wind Up Bitter Battle in Primary Tomorrow.   Split Between Chicago Mayor and Governor Dates From ff 6 fanclave

TRAINED WARKERS NEEDED   State Has Place for Social Experts jin Many Counties.

HAD FARM MEETINGS   Cattle and Heg Diseases Discussed Hiere and at Eudora

TRICK FOG BLAMED OR SHIP WRECK OFT ATLANTIC GHY. N. J.   Steamship Lake Frampton is Sunk After Crash With Southern Paci ' fic Liner Comus---Latter Vessel, Carrying 136 Passengers And Crew of 78 Men, is Damaged.

Shipping Board Vessel Ram med In Head On Smash At Sea   LOSS PUT AT $800,000   Only Two Lives Lost Accord ing To Reports At Steamship Ofice

COAST VESSEL LOST: 2 DROWNEL   Crew Members Are Victims When the Lake Frampton is Sunk in Collision With Pacific Liner.

FAKE PRAMPTON SINKS OL. LOW HEAD-ON COLLISION WITH LINER OCOMUS,   COMUS DAMAGED SOME   ’ Captain of the Steamer Reports. That Bow of Vessel Was Bent As Result of Impact—-Ship Carried £36 Passengers.

Vessel Is Sunk By S. P. Liner; 3 Men Missing   Lake Excursion Boat With _  §00 Aboard, Aground Near Toledo.

STEAMER IS SUNK IN COLLISION: TWO SAILORS MISSING   Vessel Goes Down When Struck Off Atlantic City Early Today

a  s ee y ay  te 4 * eet ait ay db ngs  “OLUSONATSE ~ PUDING THICK EAE   Shipping Board Vessel _ Sank After Being:. 5 Ctriuel .   THREE MEN SAID  110 BE SAID   Other Ship Damaged, But Able To Proceed On Its Way. " To Port. a

STEAMER SUNK IN GOLLISION OFF ATLANTIC GIN   All But Two Members of the Crew of the Lake Frampton Were Saved.

BOATS SUNK IN HEADON COLLISION   FRAMPTON, IN SERVICE OF SHIPPING BOARD, HIT BY THE COMUS.

GOV.COX BUSY  ON HIS SPEECH   Locks Himself in His Library to Work on Acceptance Address   Notification to be on Fair Grounds in Dayton, Aug 7 Cerard Pledges Aid

COX TO DRAFT HIS “ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   Notification io Oe Held at the -Caunty Fair Grounds,”

PLANS COMPLETED tO COX NOTIFICATION AY THE FAIR GROUND   Ceremonies Will Take Place August Seventh Say Leaders.

GOVERNOR COX WORKING ON ‘ACCEPTANCE SPEECH.   : a ae: ' Expect Great Crowd to Attend Address and Will Stage Affair’  In Fair Ground. ©

COX NOTIFICATION DETAILS COMPLETE   Democratic Nominee Will Gc Into- Almost Complete Seclusion’ Next Week   FAIR GROUNDS. SELECTED   Former. Ambassador Gerard - Predi¢ts Heavy Cox.Vote ». In Western States .

TO NOTIFY CO} AT GOUNTY FAIR   Not Room Enough at Trails End, Cox’s Home   PLANS ARE COMPLETED   Program Virtually Arrangec at Dayton Conference—Gov. ernor Cox wi!l go into Seclu. sion Today to Draft His Speech of Acceptance—It will be ‘‘Rush Job’’

(COX BEGINS WORK GN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH       Notification C niony August 7 at Counly Fair Grounds—Ta Confer With Pomerenc.

GOVERNOR COX WORKS CON ACCEPTANCE TALK   Expects to Have It In Printers Hands By Next Fridav.   DAYTON TO HONOR HIM

GOVERNOR COX. PREPARING SPEECH. OF ACCEPTANCE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIO:

NOTIFICATICN 1S- PLANNED.          ‘Arrangements for Ceremony. at Dayten,. August 7, Ave. Virtually Completed. - -

ARRANGE NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES FOR C0)   Will Take Place On the Montgomery County Fairgrounds On August 7.

COX WILL BEGIN  PREPARATION OF  ‘HIS. ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS TODAY   Notification Will Take Place At the Fair Grounds, Dayton, Instead of at Trailsend, on August 7,   DEMOCRATIC SWING REPORTED IN WES   yerard Is Very Much Impressed With the Governor; Says He Will Make Strong ‘Appeal to Country)

PLANS COMPLETED FOR COX NOTIFICATION   Ceremonies Will Take Place at County Fair Grounds,

COX TO LOCK SELF UP _ TO PREPARE ADDRESS   EXPECTS TO SEND IF TO THE PRINTERS BY NENT . FRIDAY :   Friends’ Volunteer Many -Suyees tions as to What thee Address Should Centain

GOXWILLASCEPT AT COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS   NOMINEE GOES INTO SECLUSION TO PREPARE HIS SPEECH FOR AUG. 7.

NOTIFICATION 1S PLANNED.   Arrangements for Ceremony at Dayton, August 7, Are Virtually Completed.

4 VOTERS TAKE A STAND   Resolution Passed Urging Adoption by the United Stetes Without Reservation   ALSO OPPCSE COMPULSORY MOULITARY TRALNING   Close Votes on Each Question and Detate at Times Becomes Bitter

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS APPROVE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS    Bosire Treaty Passed Without Reservations, But Are Opposed to  Universal Military Training.

Suffs Endorse League WithNo Reservation:   Bitter Debate Precedes Vote on Wom ems Stand, on League of, Nations  at Closing Session of National Convention

WOMEN’S ‘LEAGUE 0, K. COVENANT   Alter a Rilter Debate on Motion t Demand Reservations,

APPROVE LEAGUE   No Resevrations Desired By Nev Voters’ Organization In Closing Vote.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS   ' Adopts Resolution  Favoring  Treaty. Without Reservations ! After Bitter Debate.

WOMEN ENDORSE NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Words Providing For Reser. vations Stricken Out After Bitter Debate

WOMEN VOTERS IN "FAVOR OF LEAGU   League of Women - Voters Appray League of Nation's Without i Reservations.  #

WOMEN PUT 0, K. ON LEAGUE   Voice Approval of Treaty Without Reservations at Convention

Women for League Without Changes         Htesdlution WasiAdopted Atter a ‘tit fer Debate For and Against  Reservations,

WOMEN OPPOSE RESERVATIONS.   2 RESOLUTION -AT CONVENTION   IN CHICAGO FAVORS THE  NATIONS LEAGUE.

LOVE TRIANGLE AWAITS ELLIS ISLAND DECISION   English Girl Transfers Affection After 3-Day Courtship and Begs for Permission to Wed.

MOONLIGHT NIGHTS ON OCEAN SPELL TROUBLE FOR OFFICIALS   Immigration Autho ‘ities Face “Love Triangle’ — British Officer Causes Gir to Forget  Canadian Fiance.

OFFICERS AT KLLIS ISLAND HAVE A NEW LOVE TRIANGLE CASE   gf  English Girl Forgets Canadian OM cer While at Sea and Desires to Wed Another.

CHANGED HER MIND    Bride-to-be of Canadian Wants  to Wed a British  Officer.

COX RESERVATIONS 10 THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS MAY BE ACCEPTABLE 10 WILSON   Jne Reservation Provides That U. S. Will Enter Le: gue With Understanding That Congress Only Shall Declare War

TO ACCEPT COX RESERVATIONS   Expected to Reeelye the 0. K. of Whit Use

Bulldings Were Violently Rocked at 10:11 Today—People Rushed Into the Streets,

City Was Rocked Violently at 10:1 A. M, Today—People Rush to -. the Streets

BY QUAKE   EARTHQUAKE. WAS 4. SINGLE VIOLENT SHOCK FOLLOWED BY LESS VIGLENT ONES,  nee WERE Belle

met BTS      Los Angeles Has Threatening Shock This Morning: People Rush From Stores and Offices to Safety as Violent Temblor Shakes City.

UAE ROCKS ~ LOS ANGELES      Western : Cit Ag ain Stiakei by. Violent? ‘Stock: ol SWE hy daesar:Tramors.

ARNSTE!N JURY FAILS TO REACH AGREEMENT AFTER MANY BALLOT!   ARNSTEIN AND OTHERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY iN THEFT CASES,

ARNSTEIN. TRIAL-ENDS~ HEN ‘JURY DISAGREES      Case-Lasting- 4 Weeks. Come: - to Close Today,

JURY DID NOT REACH VERDICI   Deliberated for Nineteen Hours Without Com ing to Agreement

EN Jerry(hr istmas SS. MISTRIAL IS ORDERED IN ‘NIGKY’ ARNSTEIN C&S’

FAIL OF AGREEMENT — IN ARNSTEIN CASE   Court: Discharges Jury at Washington.

AnNST RY’ DBISAGREES   Case Which ‘Fook a Month, Must - Be: ied Again; ™

NICKY ARNSTEIN TO HAVE ANOTHER TRIAL      JURY DISAGREED IN NOTED CASE AND JUSTICE GOULD ANNOUNCED MIS.  TRIAL,

ARNSTEIN JURY... FAILS TO AGREE -- AFTER 19 HOURS   Justice. Gould  - Discharges  - Talesman, -Announcing » Me tadetel

DIRECTOR HINES ORDERS ALL GRAIN TO BE MOVEL   Spelial Effort Must be Made Be. ginning February to Relieve Congestion. 

PROMISES RELIEF OF CONGESTED ELEVATORS   Hines Orders Every Avaiiable Box Car Equipment Turned to Grain Transportation,

GIVE RIGHT OF WAY TO GRA   ALL AVAILABLE BOX CARS TO BE SED FO GRAIN.      Designed by Director-General to Re. lieve Congested Conditions of Elevators in Middle West.

WWARCHY LOOM IN ERIN'S {SLE   Any One of Several Likely Events Spark Which May Set.isiand Aflame.   44th Day of MacSwiney’s Hunger Strike Finds Prison Well Guarded.

Can Country-Wide Disaster Be Averted by Council Result?   VIOLENT TURN IN LATE EVENTS

INTONRICANTS BEING CHEWED,   McKeesport Residents Are Now Eating “Canned Heat.”

COAL JUGGLING IN ENGLAND   Poor Are Menaced as the agi St  ticn Becomes increasingly Serious —Stocks Low. a? St

ENGLAND IS JUGGLING COAL   Fuel Situation Becomes Increasingly Serious—Poor Are Menaced.

COAL JUGGLING IN ENGLAND   Poor Are Menaced as the Fuei Situation Becomes Increasingly Serious. } —Stocks Low.

MOST. BEAUTIFUL BOLSHEVIK TAKEN TO ISLAND. ALONI     a   “Starlight, ‘Sylph of the Soviets,’ Talked So Long to Cops. that They ; Missed. Regular Ferry Boat.

MISS ANNA MANSON ARRESTED LAST NIGH]   Her Eloquence Made th Police Forget Time

Red Beauty   Captors Miss the Ferry Listening to ‘Elogitence of Ralchevik Woman.

SOVIET’S STARLIGHT, MOST BEAUTIFUL RED. SENT TO ELLIS ISLE   VILL DEPORT ADVOCATES OF FREE LOVE, FREE SPEECH AND DIVISION OF WEALTH.

GREAT NATIONS SUBSIDIZE NEWS   U. S. Official Urges Bill That Would “Permit Radio Service of Navy to Be Used

TELLS NEEDS FOR AADIO NEWS SERVIGE   Government Agent Asserts United States “Played for Sucker” by Other Nations. ;

POLICE BOMB SINN FEINERS   Dungannon, Ireland, Spent ; Night of Terror Last Night.

IRISH TOWN HAS TERRIFYING NIGHT AFTER REPRISAL RAIDS   Residents of Dungannon Flee to the Country as Police and Soldiers Enter Village Following Wounding of a Constable.

Irish Town Has Night Of Terror   RESIDENTS FLEE FOR LIVES DURING POLICE REPRISALS.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEASED. WIRE TO TRIBUNE, DINO AWNOR Teslans

HUSBAND HAS SPIRIT AFFINITY WIFE CHARGES   Former Portage Girl is. Giver Divorce From Robert . Clayton

IN SEPARATION   “Daily Messages” of Affection Enough to Split Asunder Marriage Ties.

10 CANDIDATES: ARE PUT IN NOMINATION   Speech for Davis Still to Be Made.   McADOO0 AMONG NUMBER

1 CANDIDATES: AR PUT IN A   Speech for Davis Still to Be Made,   -McADOO AMONG ~ NUMBER

POLICEMEN TESTIFY AT TRIAL OF FIVE NEW YORK ASSEMBLYME   Deny Allegation by Prosecu tion Witness That Solomon Spat on Old Glory

Testimony Sandwiched Between Examination and Cross-Esamination of Leuis Waldmar, Another De. fendant, Who Deserind Death of Bills Ranning Afoul of Trusts.

DENY SOLOMON SPAT ON COUNTRY’S FLAC   Two New York Policemen Tes tify at Trial of Suspended Socialist Assemblymen

DETZER DENIES THAT HE BEAT PRISONERS   CAPTAIN CHARGED WITH BRU TALITY SAYS EVERY WITNESS WAS FALSE

MAY NOT PUBLISH SLACKERS’ NAMES   Government Says Proposed Plan Would Not Be Fair to Technical Evaders Who Served in Army.

STEELMEN GET PAY REDUCTION   Wages Cut by Wheeling Mills—Over Time No More

YANKS LEAVE BERLIN   Special Car Arrives at Cologne With Wives of Americans.   a . Party Is in Charge of U. S. Consul Simpich at the German  z Capital.

QUIT GERMAN CAPITAL   WIVES OF AMERICANS GET OUT ' OF RIOT-RIDOEN BERLIN.   Special Car Arrives at Cologne in Charge of Gonsul Simpich—Experience No Trouble.

KENTUCKY DEMS TO MEET MAY 4   Presidential Candidates Ex pected Make Struggle For Instructed Delegation.

will Hold State Convention Next Tuesday—Uninstructed, Delegates Probable. '

NO COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN “ON MONROE DOCTRINE PROVISION  APCEPTABLE DECLARES SENATOR   Hitchcock and Democratic Committee Receive Declaration of Principles from or lican Leader in Treaty Fight.  6

REPUBLICANS STAND PAT ON ARTICLE TEN   Bi- Partisan Session Ad_journs After Lodge Refuses Any Concessions.   BREAK COMES AFTER  - INFORMAL. MEETING

ARTIGLE 10 Ao CHANGED MUST OTAND-- LODGE   Republican Senator Throws Wrench in Machinery of Democratic Ambitions.

LODGE REFUSES TO COMPROMISE   No Change in Reservations Affecting Article 10 or Monroe Doctrine   Sen. Lodge’ Tells Democrats Modificalions Will Not Be Accepted by Republicans

SEN, LODGE a0 NOTIFIED DEMO COMMITTEE HEAL   PROVISIONS ABOUT MONROE DOCTRINE MUST ALSO STAND   REPUBLICANS STAND FOR RESERVATIONS A PLANNED   This Afternoon From Majority Leader And Will Give Answer on President’s Wish To ee tatmawent a

NOCHANGEIN ARTICLE X I$ LODGE ANSWER   TELLS DEMOCRATIC ‘CONFEREES MONROE DOCTRINE MUST STAND.~

TREALY PARLEY COMES TO END   Both Sides Refuse to Yield Another Inch.   HOLD TIGHT TO THEIR PLANS   Senator Lodge Issues Ultimatum to Democrats That Change in Article 10 Must Stand — Situation More Chaotic Than Ever.

Bi- Partisan Conference Was on the Verge of Agreement Says Hitchcock. '

G. O. P. TO STAND FOR NO CHANGE IN ARTICLE 3   Senator Lodge Tell: Conferees of That Decision.

LODGE REFUSES TO YIELD INCH   Republican Leaders in Senate Hold Tight to Their Treaty Pian.   G. O. P. Chief Tells Democrats His Reservations Must Not Be Altered —Wickersham Says Would Mean New Treaty Nego- .  tiations.

PRINCIPLES CAN NOT BE COMPROMISED   Republicans 3 Will Also Demand the Reservations . to Article 10   CONFERENCE HELD   Democrats Will Make Reply to Lodge on Tuesday; Glatements Out

REPUBLICANS OPPOSE CHANGE IN ARTICLE TEN   Efiorts of the Party Leaders to Reach Compromise on the Treaty ls Failure.   STATEMENTS ARE GIVEN OUT   Lodge to Be Handed Reply Tues: day as Conierence Is Adjourned.

SEN. LODGE J FIRM IN © HIS POSITION      Republican Leaders in Senate Hold Tight to Their Treaty Plan.   SAY ARTICLE 10 MUST STAND   (a. ©. P, Chief Tells Democrats His Reservations Must Not Be Altered Wickersham Says Would Mean New Treaty Negotiationg.   TREASURY HEAD IS CHOSEN   President to Announce His Selectior Within Day or Two, Is White House Rumor.

REPUBLICANS STAN, mn ON ARTICLE 1   wi , Ment Ledge Declares That N hange In Reservations Affceting  . Artiele Will Be Accented. =

NOCOMPROMISE — WILL BE ACCEPTED   By Republicans Which Does Not Change Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine   SENATOR LODGE SAYS

NO COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN TO BE ACCEPTED   senator Lodge  Notifie: Hitchcock of Republican Decision.   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE ADJOURNS IMMEDIATELY   Democrats Enter Separate Conference to Discuss Announcement.

THE REPUBLIGAN SENATORS ARE PAT   : REPUBLICANS STAND ON RESERVATIONS TO ART, 1   SENATOR LODGE SPOKESMAN   Senator Hitchcock Will Reply to  The Lodge Statement for Demo.  craets Tommorrow,

Senator Tiitehcock Will Reply to The Lodge Statement for Demo crats Tommorrow,

Lodge Stated Ai After Confer. ence. That Article Ten Resetvation and ‘The Monroe Doctrine Also Must Remain  As They Are;

NO COMPROMISE ~ON TREATY LIKELY   Rep. Refuse To Change Article X Reservation.

Lodge Refuses to Change Reservations on Article Ten andMonroeDoctrin

HLT UDLIGAR  UAL HU  LUMPRUMINE TREATY MU   Monroe Doctrine and Article Ten StumblingBlock to Peace   DEMOCRATS TO GIVE REPLY TOMORROW   Lodge Gives In When a G. O. P. Split Is Threatened

SENATOR LODGE MAKES STATEMENT OF STAND   “hichcock Savs Democyats Wall Give Reply Tuesday Morning; eadlock Likely On Points In Committee

MUSTN'T ALTER RESERVATIONS, LODGE DECREE       Conference Interrupted by Action of Republi-' can Leader. 

LODGE REFUSES TO YIELD INCH   Republican Leaders in Senate Hold Tight to Their Treaty Plan.   SAY ARTICLE 10 MUST STAND   G. ©. P. Chief Tella Democrats His Reservations Must Not Be Altered —Wickersham Says Would Mean New Treaty Negotiations,

MUST BE = — ~ NO CHANGE   Republican Senators Stand -Pa oa Article [0 and ike Mons  roe Docirine,

LODGE ANNOUNCES THE REPUBLICANS WILL STAND PAT   Announcement Follows Conference Of Party Chieftains.

REPUBLICANS WILL IN RESERVATIONS ALLOW NO CHANGE   Republican and Democratic Conference Is Ended With Ultimatum.   HITCHCOCK’S STATEMENT   Article X and Monroe Doctrine Reservations Again Are  Stumbling Blocks.

SENATE WILL VOTE ON THE KNOX RESOLUTION TODA’   Measnre WHE Pass by a Comfortable Muijority, 1t Is Predicted Is For Separate Treaty.

ENEMIES CANT VOTE IN INDIANE IN NOVEMBER =   ls Opinion of Attorney for Election Commission Board.

COMPROMISE ON . LEAGUE QUESTION GOES THROUGE   DECLARES FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL TO INSURE PEACE NOMINATIONS TODAY

REPUBLICANS WILL NOMINATE LEADER TODAY   UNDER AGREEMENT TO STAY IN SESSION ONTIL THAT Is ACGOMPLISHED   On Platform Gor d Was Greeted “Go Home"          Sinority Report Seant Attention 1 With Cries oa

ADOPTED   COMPROMISE ON LEAGUE QUES TION GOES THROUGH   NOMINATIONS UP TO-DAY   Convention Reconvenes at 9 To Select Presidential Nominee

PLATEORM IS “ADOPTED AT LATE SESSION   f Y eaty. “Plank © Pats . Republican: / On Record’ For Agreemen' Among’ Nations  To "Desert  + Peace OF World.   “REPUDIATE WILSON COVENANT   "Which, Tt Declared, Has ‘“‘Signally  --Failed” To » Accomplish Peace  * and’ Unduly Surrenders Ametiran Richts.      OTHER PLATFORM ‘ FEATURE!

TODAY COMES CHIEF BATTLE   STAGE ALL SET FOR THE NAMING OF A CANDIDATE,   TO FINISH A? SINGLE SESSION   AGREEMENT TO NOMINATE BK FORE ADJOL RNING,   Plattorm (Cleeds (Cleared Away and Report ef (emmittee Un KReeolutieme Adepted at the Night Meeting.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS REPUBLICANS VIEW    Full Text of Plank as Approved Yes terday by National Convention at Chicago.

CONVENTION WILL REASSEMBLE TODAY, AGREED TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT ERE   IT CLOSES—TO ADJOURN SATURDAY  ar

WILSON GRILLED  UR INGTOTING UN HAVING OWN WAY ON TREATY   Committee, After Hours of Hard Work, Reports the Results of Its Labor to the G. 0. P. Meetina.   OPPOSING SENATORS’ ATTITUDE IS UPHELD   Foreign Policy of the Administration Founded on No Principle; it Has Been Humiliating to U. S.

UANDIOATE MAY BE NAMED TODAY   Continuous Session Will Open at Nine 0’clock  MUST END BALLOTING   For Presidential Candidate Before Adjournment Under Agreement Reached Yesterday—Nominating Speeches First Order of Business— Delegates are Getting Tired

PLATFORM SPELLS HARMONY   All Elements are Satisfied and Expect ed Fight Last Night Did Not Materialize, S

REPUBLICANS WILL GONVENE AY 9 OCLOGK   All Nominating Speeches Will Be Delivered With Seconding Speeches Limited to Two Each Nominee and Five Minutes.

PLATFORM UNITES ELEMENTS UF PARTY   Convention Refuses to Hear Mi nority Report—No Danger of Platform Bolt   WATSON REARS PLATFORM   Condemns Weak Policy of President and Promises Fulfillment of Obligations.

DECLARES TREATY “SIGNALLY FAILED TO BRING PEACE   PLATFORM SAYS LEAGUE REPUDLATES POLICIES OF WASHINGTON AND MONROE,   CFNATE ACTION UPHELD   Foreign Relations Plank Declares Party Has Ability To Meet Obligations Without Sacrificing Honor.

WILL” INGORPORATE   PEOPLE OF SHARPSVILLE DE CIDE QUESTION BY 211 to 98,   Pool Room Entered Largely Into the ; BS veda’

MANY TEACHERS __ ARE TO RETURN   IMPROVED CONDITIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTION.

N.Y. VIGE HUNT TAKES NEW TURN   ASSISTANT DISTRICT A'TTOR. NEY DECLARED TO HAVE OPENED GAMBLING DEN,

CLAIMS NEW YORK  ~ PROSECUTOR RAN GAMBLING: HOUSE   Charge Against  Assistant District Attorney Smith cr eates Sensation in Vice Runt. “y

HUNTER OF VICE  IS ACCUSED OF RUNNING POKER ROOM HIMSEL   Police and District At torney in Merry  Row in New York.

LEADER OF VICE HAND lo oAlD 1  OWN ABI ONE   TRYING TO DRIVE RIVALS OUT   NEW YORK SHAKEN BY &A FRESH SCANDAL ON LEGAL FORCE

OWN A BIG DIVE   TRYING TO DRIVE RIVALS OUT   NEW YORK SHAKEN BY A FRESH SCANDAL ON LEGAL PORCE

CLAIM GOVERNOR SMITH OPERATES GAMBLING HOUSE   Vice Crusade IneNew York Takes New. Turn—-Alleged Smith S$ Said We Would ‘Close’ Up: Others.   SMITH DENOUNCES CHARGES

SMITHIS ACCUSED OF GAMBLING VICE   “Information” Alleges Smith Was Owner of “Joint” Known as Civitas Club    Swann, Despite Charges, Will Stand by Aid in Prosecuting Vice Investigation

VICE HUNT TAKES NEW TURN   Man Who Is Conducting 1¢ in New York Aecused of Ranning  Gambling House.

AN ATTORNEY Ih MOT RIGT OFFIGE ONDER A CLOUD   Charged With Conducting « Gambling House Called “Civitas Club.”   Red Book and Blue Book Filled With Stories and Data of Vice.

U0, MUST ENTER SHIPPING TRADE   Governor Cox. Gives Views On Ridding County of Anarchists.

IS COLUMBUS: DAY   lomorrow Will Be Observed » by Many States and Countriek

TLLAMS GAVE LARGEST SUN      OWEN’S CAMPAIGN COSTS ARI SMALLEST RECORDED; 300 CONTRIBUTE WITH FED. JUDGE LEADING.

DEMOCRATS ASK ~ RALSTON 10 aN   HORMER ‘GOVERNOR URGED TC AGAIN HEAD’ PARTY TICKET ".—RISK ENTERS RACE

RALSTON IS URGED TO ENTER THE PRIMARY   PROMINENT DEMOCRATS ASK FORMER GOVERNOR TO RE,NOUNCE HIS RESOLVE.

SUPERIOR BANK Ig ROBBED OF $7,000   Bandits Stage Daring Daylight Robbery in Northern Wis: consin. City.

Convicted youth had died ¢ minutes earlier in the electric chair

CONFESSES MURDER   Six Minutes After Extention of Another for the Crimea.

MURDER CONFESSION COMES 100 LATE 10 SAVE INNOCENT MAK TRUM ELECTROCUTION

{OOO OF TELEGRAMS 10 HAMONS WIQCW OFFER GONDOLENGE OF FRIENRS   BODY LIES IN STATE UNT1! MONDAY FOR BURIAL: DOCTORS  ISSUE STATEMENT,

AMON FUNERAL SET FOR MONDAY   Many Noted Figures to Attend Last Rites at Ardmore.

MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE   Scores of 7 Telegrams, Letters and Floral Ar rays Are Arriving

SENTENCES ARE IMPOSED FOR MAIL ROBBERY   Eighteen and Thirteen Years Grantec to Two Youths Who Admit Participation in Council Bluffs Affair.

7 NAIL CAR HOBBERS. CET LONG SENTENCE!   Council Bluffs: Men Sent - to Leavenworth for 15 and 18 Years.

TWO MORE TO PENITENTIARY IN MAIL ROBBERY   Poffenbarger and Phillips Follow Collins in Long Jail Terms.

TWO MAIL BANDITS TO PRISON   Fred Poffenbarger and Orville Phillips of Council Bluffs Sentenced After Pleading Guilty.

RICHWOOD WILL GO OVER THE TOP Avall   First Few Hours’ Work In Jewish Relief Canvass Raises Over Half of Quota.

PORT EDWARDS TO PLAY TWO BASEBALL GAMES   BASEBALL TEAM HAS TWO GAMES SCHEDULED OVER WEEK-END

PORT EDWARDS TO PLAY TWO BASEBALL GAME!         BASERALL TEAM HAS Tw GAMES - SCHEDULED  OVEI WEEK-END :

WAGES “PATHETIC"-LEWIS   Union Miners’ Lesdey Says Industry is “Diseased’’—Average Sti“pend $83.

LEWIS ATTACKS HGURES GIVEN BY OPERATORS   Questions Their Reliability But Says They Carry Own Condemnation.   SUPPORT MINERS’ DEMAND:   Show Average Wage In Illinois Is $83.64 Monthly—Turnover Too High.

LEWIS. ATTACKS WAGE FIGURES BY GOAL OPERATORS   Mine Workers’ Chief Says Wage Figures Are Not Truly Representative.

OTAAIN BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA 1S GREAT   British Press is Anxious for Full Publicity in the Adriatic Matter.   BONAR LAW DENIES REPLY TO WILSON NOTE MODIFIED   Belief in Official Cireles in London That Supreme Council WOl be Able te Settle Question Witheat Mud Difficulty Known Moderation of Premier Nitti Counted On,

ENGLISH ATTITUDE OVER JUGO-SLAVIA CFTTLEMENT, FIRM   novi LAW EMPHATICALLY PENTES REPLY TO WILSON WAS LATER MODIFIPD.

PAY WELL ON FARM   CARE OF ORCHARD AND. POUL. TRY ARE INPORTANT   IMPORTANT IN SUPPLYING FOOD   Demonstrations in These Branches of Work Are Being Arranged for. Plymouth County Under the Auspices of the Farm Bureau,

GRANULATED SUGAR DOWN.   Drops to 22 Cents at New Orleans: Steamer Load Arrives, .

SUGAR PRICE CUT TO 22 CENTS IN NEW ORLEANS   \s High as 100 Pounds to a Customer Offered at That Rate by One Dealer

POLES AND REDS DISCUSS PEACE   BOLSHEVIKE ATTACKS AGAINS! KIEV BRIDGEHEAD ARE REPULSED

TALK OF PEACE WITH SOVIETS   Fighting Continues With Poles East of Kiev, However.

PLAYMATE STICKS TO BIS ORIGINAL STORY OF SHOOTING      Tells Neighbors» He Brot Water and Bathed Allen  a ee  a    CONDITION IS GRAVE

NEGRO CROESUS RIDES. FREIGHT   LEGS. WERE SURROUNDED ~ BY--$100,000 - IN = STOGKS » BOUND TO-HIM BY CLOTH

DISCOVER NEGRO CROESUS   Ww indy City Black Man Carried Fortune in Freight Berth.

URGE ADMISSION OF GERMANY   brtish Delegat es Want Enemy  States i World ‘League,   LABGR REPRESENTATIVE TALKS

URGE ADMISSION: QF GERMANY   british Delegates Want. Ener States In. World -Leagua.   LARGR REPRESENTATIVE TALKS

TRAIN WRECKED, ONE KILLED   Wabash Express Leaves Track ir lowa-—-Engineer Is Victim— Fireman injured.

ENGINEER AILLED   Fireman Ilajured When Wabash  Express Was Derailed

ONE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Wabash Express Leaves Track at Sil.  ssaw CQnelnne ls

CORN PICKING FEAT   This Farmer Gets Out 400 Bushels ; Day by Himself

As a Protest Against Treatment of Irish Prisoners In Mountjoy Jail.

STRIKE CALLED IN DUBLIN TODA'   As a Protest Against Treatment ot Irish Prisoners la Mountjoy Jail.

UNITED STATES: ~—OTEEL GONCERK   IS NOT A TRUST UNDER PROVIS. IONS OF SHERMAN LAW   SO SAYS THE SUPREME GOURT   Decision Handed Down Today Upholds The New Jersey Decision Finding for the Company and Against the Government,

COURT HOLD U.S. STEEL CORPORATION IS NOT TRUST   Government Loses Old Case to Have Big Industrial Concern Dissolved.

SDVERNMENT LOSES ~ DISSOLUTION SUIT   Federal. Supreme Court Decides Tru -Busting  : Case, ‘Long Pending, and Holds ¢ ¢ ‘Titanic  Corporation Is Not in Violation of the Law—  Court Divides on Decision and Justice Day 1. Presents. Minority Opinion. :

STEEL CORPORATION WONT BE DISSOLVE   Gigantic Industrial Concern Declared by United States Supreme Court Not a Trast Un Pa ee foes

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES, BY TO 3 VOTE. DECIDE THAT DISSOLUTION IS NOT NECESSARY   Dozens of Men Famous in Financial World Summoned as Witnesses —Many Big Steel Compas: nies Absorbed in Mergers

SUPREME COURT RULES CONCERN NOT UNDER SHER. MAN LAW RULE.   IPHELO LOWER GOURTS   ‘Suit of the Government, Pending For Years, Resulted in An Importing Ruling on Monday.

j THE UNITED STATES   STEEL CORPORATION NOT A TRUEST SAYS THE SUPREME COUR

SIEEL CORP  NOT A THUS] NEED NOT Bt HlooUL VEL   Supreme Court Today Deliv ers Important Decision Against Government

J. §, STEEL NOT TRUST ANG NEED NOT DISSGLYE, SAYS THE SUPREME COUR

DECISIONS ARE HANDED DOWN   Supreme Court Decides U, S.Steel Corporation Is Not a Trust In Meaning of Law,

STEEL COMPANY IS NOT A TRUS)   Supreme Court Holds That United States Steel Corporation is Not a Trust   ARE SENT TO PRISON   amen a st RJ eae O3oT lL _— ee Le ae  Court Sentences Former Pro-Gemans to Federal Prison—Liyguor Fight

Federal Supreme: Tribunal in i Opinion Holds Sherman Statute Does Hot Apply —

NOT A TRUST SAYS SUPREME COURT   Gigantic Industrial Concern Need’ Not Dissolve is Ruling   CASE WAS STARTED iN 1911   Government Charged Monopoly of Steel Industry in Combine

GENERAL MIGUEL PINETA AT HEAD OF SMALL ARMY; STARTS NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICC   sovernment Troops in Pursuit of Re volters and Battle Expected Hourly; Herrera Ordered Arrested

FEDERAL FORCES PURSUE “LATEST LEADER SEEKING . TO IMPOSE HIS OWN WILL   Less War and More Work is Key “note of Next Administration "Says Obreqon Supporters ..

‘RW REVOLUTION STARTED   General Pineta at Head of 200 Men Revelts Against Mexican  Ceovernment.

‘WEST VIRGINIA IS WORKING FOR DAVIS AT SAN FRANCISCO   Declare His Strength Will Show After The Leaders Fail  PLATFORM PLANKS ENOUGH TO START A LUMBER YARD   California Delegation Will Banquet Delegates and Committeemen Prom Western States,

WET VIRGININNS WORK FOR DAVIS   Declare Strength Will Show After Opening Ballots Show None of Leaders Can Be Nominated,

TWO KILLED IN BIG TRAIN WRECK   MANY ARE INJURED AS CALIFORNIA BOUND ENGINE BREAKS AXLE. ”

NEW ILLS OF THE FLESH HERE WIHH ~ "JHE SPRINGTIME      TROUBLESOME SEEDS SOWN. BY THE “FLU” AS WELL AS BY WINTER

NEW ALLS OF THE FLESHHERE WITH. ~~ THE SPRINGTIME   TROUBLESOME SEEDS SOWN BY THE “FLU” AS WELL AS i, BY WINTER.

REVOLT LEADERS BOOST WLLEREAL FOR PRESIDENTY   Obregon and Gonzales Working _ In Accord to Restore-Order. In Disputed Republic. -‘   *  CAPTURE OF CARRANZA _ MATTER OF FEW HOURS   Governor de la Huerta Sefids Assurance of Protection .. for All Foreigners. ....;

BELIEVE CAPTURE OF CARRANZA NOW MATTER OF HOURS   Fate of Mexican President Is In Doubt—Train and 600 Carranzistas Is Reported Captured by Rebels.

GUAR S AROUND MAGNATE 3 RUM  CAUSE GOSSIP   KUMORED THAT ROCKEFELLE! HAD RECEIVED THREATENING LETTER RECENTLY.

WARNING RECEIVED TODAY BY COLLECTOR OF REVENUE,   FISCHER, SUSPECT HELD IS NOW IN NEW YORK,

NEW THREAT RECEIVED BY 13, UF Gth  IN NEW ORK   Postcard Warning Predicts Attempt to Blow Up Customs House   FISCHER SAYS “MORE TROUBLE” COMING   Russian Journalist Is Released Following Quizz bv Police

GERMAN TRIES TO KILLKAISER,, “DOORN REPORT   Reported Atiempt to’ Assas:  sinate Count Hobenzollern’ RESUR, pee os epee meeps Epes irciad

ATTEMPT 10 KILL FORMER GERMAN. EMPEROR FAILED   Visitor, Identified As a German, Entered Castle Grounds on Wednesday Afternoon--Wiiliam Escaped Without Injury

MAN HELD FOR BRUTAL ATTACK ON BOSTON GIRI   Victim in Hospital in a Critical Condition FolTs" -- Robbery of Her  Awsevlmanxk.

MAN HELD FOR BRUTAL ATTACK ON BOSTON GIRI   Victim in Hospital in a Cr'tice' Condition Fol ~ Robbery of Her  Anavitmant

REBELS SECURING FIRMER POSITION   General Dieguez is Prisoner at Guadalajara.   PALAEZ ENTERS TAMPICO   Revolutionists Profess Confidence That De Facto Ruler of Oil Region Will Co-Operate Fully With Successors of Carranza Government—Fate of President Uncertain.

REBEL RULE ESTABLISHED.   Anti-Carranza Element Has Firmer Grip On Siteation.

Garrison Commanders in the State of Jalisco Place Their Forces at Disposal  fr, tha Ravalutinnictc   WASHINGTON UNAWARE OF CARRANZA’S FATE   Matamoras, the “Last Rei Stronghold, Will Surrender to Rabels at 9 O'Clock A.M,

UHGAGD POLICE ANTICIPATE MAY DAY CUTBREAKS   THREE HUNPRED AND FIFTY ME! ROUNDED UP IN DRAGNET TO PREVENT DEMONSTRATIONS.

SPRING CLEAN-UP "OF CRIMINALS   Annual: Affair Staged i in Chicago by Chief. of Police Today

“SPRING GLEAN UP"   Chicago Police Rounded Up a Lot of Allened Ani     Dea.

BIG BASEBALL DEAL  SAID’TO BE PENDING   Reported New York Giants Have Offered Reds $140,000 antl Cateher for Pick af Club.

POLICE HOLD BACK FRENZIER BOSTON CROWDS   Uneasiness Over Fallure of Banking. Houses Causes Runs on Other Banks

Boston Banks Invoke Law Requiring 90 Days Notice of Withdrawals to Halt Rush of Depositors   lic Unrest Over Banking Conditions Followmg Clos. mg of Five Banks . Receitly. Caused. Ri. on -Several Institutions —Crush Becomes Too. Large to ~ Handle—OM South Trust Co. Ordered to Drop  Ex-Gov. McCall and Four. Others From Payroll.

THREE BOSTON BANKS INVOKE 9-DAY CLAUSE   Crowds Told To Returr in Three Months for Money.   PEOPLE EXCITED OVER SITUATION   Only Savings Departments Are Affected _ by Runs.

NEW CABINET OF PRUSSIA HEADED AY HERR BRAUA   Six Were Members of Late Min istry, Braun Having Agri-: culture Portfolio.   SOCIALISTS REPORTED ) DESERTING REBELLION   Communists in Ruhr Distric Given Ultimatum; Order Is Forecast.

RAUN WILL HEAD NEW GERMAN MINISTRY   Formation of Cabinet Announced Today Includes Members . of Several Parties.   WILL TAKE MEASURES TO RESTORE GRDER AT ONCE    Government Demands.an Uncon ditional Recognition of Authority.   MUST RELEASE PRISONERS   Allies Consider Movements of the Germans Into Occupied Zone; Fighting Abates.

NO WALK OUT HERE   Pay Increase Matter Adjusted to Satisfaction of Carpenters.

TRISH SERCEANT KILLED   Two Other Policemen Are Shot Nenz Ballylongford.

TO CONSIDER PERSIA’S CASE   Allied Council Turns to Ap. peal Against Bolsheviki,

PERSIA’S APPEAL BEFORE LEAGUE   WANTS PROTECTION FROM RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI.

MINERS ACCEPT WAGE CONTRACT   REVERSE THEIR DECISION OF YESTERDAY   POSSIBLE STRIKE BROKEN   Coal Production Should Be Above Nor mal With Many New Mines Open. ening. Coal Shortage Due to Car Shertage.

IOWA MINERS WILL ACCEPT WAGE AWARDS   Revere Strike Action Taken <A Meeting Tuesday.

URABBE AU! ) WITHOUT HVERGENGY   allure to Pass Emergency Clause lies Up Immediate Effectiveness of Bill.   Crabbe and White Score Legislators Who Refused Support.

URABBE AU I) WITHOUT HVIERGENGY   Failure to Pass Emergency Clause Ties Up Immediate Effectiveness of Bill.  Crabbe and White Score Legisia   Crabbe and White Score Legislators Who Refused Support.

UTAH DEMOCRATS FOR M’ADOO   Adopt Resolutions tphoiding Wil son Adminictration.

“I$ NEARLY WORN OUT.”   Declares Mrs. MacSwiney Speaking of Lord Mayor’s Condition.

Wife ef Lord Mayer of Cerk Says  Her Hushand Ie Completely  oe ime Ry

- 4/@ -NEARLY: WORN: OUT.”        Declares Mrs. MacSwiney ’ Speaking of Lord Mayor's Condition,

IRISH MAYOR [S AT POINT OF DEAT   M’Swinevy GraduallySinking As H Nears Fortieth Day of Hunger  j C43 bo

REIGNS IN DUBLIN, IRELAND   30 Killed, 70 to 100 Wounded in Bloodiest Week End Ever Known.

THIRTY DEAD IN BLOODIEST DAYS IN IRELANI   Dublin Taken over by British Troops—Popw lation Spends Night of Terror—Fatal Reprisal Raide   DEVELOPMENTS

BANDITS MAKE GOOD . THEIR ESCAPE      Two Men Shot Down By Raiders From Mexico,

Alexander Frasier Dead ant Brother, J. A. Frasier, ii Critical Condition at No gales, Arizona.

ADRDETRIL AMERICAN   Storekeeper aud Mining Engineer Dead and Brother Likely to Die From Wounds.      OUTRAGE COMMITTED OX THIS SIDE THE LINE

le of fe ofe ole ofe ole ale of ole fe ole of + is  % The Vote in + Gibson County 3  e " fe fe afo ole fe ofe ole cfs cfs ofs ole ofe ofs   Gone With Guard, Georgia Penitentiary Officials Announce.

SENATOR WARREN G. HARDING: WILL SPEAKIN NEW YORK TOI           Besides Getting the Ideas of the Country ter Minds as Well as of Leading Wom Will Unite. America for New and Better

DEMANDS PROOT OF SHE TING   Harding Offers Reward  jor Evidence INVADES NEW YORK  Repeats His Stand On League of Nations   INVADES NEW YORK

SOUTH AMERICA 1S SUSPICIOUS OF OUR GOOD INTENTIONS   Will Not Enter League If Lodge Reservation On Monroe Doctrine Is Accepted   WANT DOCTRINE DEFINED   Blunt Words Of Roosevelt And Root’s Refusal To Bind Nation Remembered

MORE TROOPS TO IRELAND   Highlanders Among Soldiers Ordered to Quel! Disorders—Old Irish Castile Burned.

CRACK TROOPS TO IRELAND    Campbell Highlanders to Help Restore Order—Castie Burned.

MORE TROOPS ‘TO IRELAND   Highlanders Among Soldiers Orderec ., to Quelt. Pisareiers—Old Irish . , ~" Gastle ‘Burned.

WRITS HALT RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE   Antis Obtain Injune tions Against All Tennessee Officials.

Another Injunction Is Granted “ Antis” In Tennessee Today   Attempt Will Be Made to Have Immediate Hearing on Injuncetion Forbidding Certification of Ratification; Belief Is General That Question Is Now One for Judicial or Executive Decision

ANTI-SUFFS GET COUNTER INJUNCTION   Forblddjng Officers of the Tennessee Seakte or House From Certis _ > fying Passage of Amendae ment .

BLOCK THE WAY FOR SUFFRAGI   Injunction Forbidding Action on Suffrage Amendment is Obtained   BY ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS   Secretary of State Cannot Proclaim Final Ratification of the Law

ANTIS SCORE SECOND TIME IN EFFORT 10 ANNUL WOMAN'S VOT   Governor Holds, However, That Suffrage Is Already Ratified.   TH FIGHT ALL OPPOSITION

NEW YORK TENANTS AFFECTED BY NEW LAV   Some Landlords Agree to Delay Evictions——Poliee Called to Handle Crowds.

COURTS AID EPVICPED TENANTS.   Nearly £000 Helped trader New Laws Agnineat Tlent Proftteering.

RENT PROFITEERS BADLY USED WHER COURT INTERVENES   Stays Of Evictions From One To Six Months  Granted——Some Tenants Fail-To Get Results.      ! RENT RAISED FROM 37,70 $65

COURTS GIVE AID TO THE EVIGTED   Summary Stays are Issued in Certain Cases  AArAIImTOe An ARAL Re rR   ‘COURTS ARE CROWDED   Unable to Handle any Other Business — Profiteering Landlords and Unreasonable Tenants Handled Without Gloves — Sample Tenants’ Storv Indicates Trend

RENT CASES CROWD COURT LANDLORDS ON THE RUN   Streets Blocked and Policemen Called to Handle the Crowds — Some _ Interesting Sidelights Noted.

Nearly One Thousand Evicted By Landlords Are Al lowed to Remain.   WOMAN’S RENT RAISED FROM $7 TO $65   Plans Made for Appointing Two Hundred-Lawyers to Give Pree Legal Advice.

HARDING'S DAY OF FISHING 13 INTERRUPTED BY  1 MILE GALE   President-Elect Beecides to Spend The Day Indoors Reading and Resting

WEATHER INTERRUPTS -. HARDING’S FISHING   Fishing Grounds Turned Inte Tumbling Field of Foam anc Temperature Drops to Shiver ing Point.

UNFAVORABLE WEATHER ~~ SPOILS HARDING’S TRIP   President-elect is Disappointed in Ex pectation of Spending Day on Fish- ing - Grounds.

NORTHER COMES TD RESCUE OF TARPON      ‘Thirty Five Mile Wind, ‘Prevents the President- Elect From Gaing To  Tiarpow Ground.

HARDING'S FISHING CUT SHORT Wick NORTHER APRIVES   Thirty-Miie Wintry Gale Hits Coast and Forces Change of Sport to Golf.

FOLD WAVE STOPS ALL FISHING; HARDING HAS VERY LONESOME TIME   REFUSES TO DISCUSS BUSINESS AND HIS SECRETARIES FILE HIS WAIL AWAY.

35 MILE WIND PAEVENTS HARDING FROM FISHING   Senator Gives Up Sport and ~ Remains Indoors As Gale Blows.

FISH HEAVE _ DEEP SIGH OF RELIEF   Wind and Cold Kept Mr  Harding in His Cottage Today.

HARDING COULDNT’ FISH.   Norther Swooping Down on Point Isahel Stepped Spart ~ -.

TOO MUCH WILD WIND FOR TARPON FISHING   President-Elect Harding Very Anxious To Try It Again, However. :

TORM PREVENTS TARPON FISHING   President-Elect) Harding Plays Goh Today instead.

aThe Lininger Case About Completed   “DEFENSE SURANG A CDEP OL -TESTIMONY QF DIC] EMETt SON OF THE U. GF MM

REPUBLICAN FUND WILL BE PRORATED FRED UPHAM SAYS   Arizona To Contribute In Proportion To New York Or Chicago—Perhaps   CLARK SAYS OHIO WILL BE UNDOUBTEDLY REPUBLICAN   President of China Sends Harding Greetings and Good Wishes Through Dr. Lowry,

VARIED TOPICS MARK BUSY DAY OF CONFERENCES   Republican Nominee Discusses Financial Details of the Coming Campaign,   GREETINGS FROM CHINA

SENATOR HARDING ~SPENTS BUSY DA   ' Discusses  Subjecis Ranging From Political Outlook to Chinese Conditions.

TALKS CONSUME HARDING'S DAY    REPUBLICAN NOMINEE COVERS LARGE TERRITORY IN  CONFERENCES

POPULAR FUND 10 “FINANCE G. 0. P. PRESIDENT DRIVE   Business Men Call on Mr Harding and Assure Him of Support in Ohio and Illinois.

GOP. TREASURER VISITS HARDIN   Fred: Upham, of Chicago Explains to Nominee Plan. of Raising Funds   OTHER..VISITORS CALLED   Chinese Educator Enlightens Candidate on Conditions In Far East

PLANS PERFECTED  FOR RAISING FUND   Senator Harding Recelves Gh  Gaga Business Men.

—  MINA'S TROUBLES TOLD 10 HARDING   wide Variety of Subjects Can. yvassed by Nominee.   eefECH NOT COMPLETED   acdress of Candidate on Saturday Will be Short and Include General Discussion of Issucs First Conference of  Day With Chicago Business Wen.

Harding Talks About Numerous Things With Callers—Working Hard on Another Address,

HARDING HEARS OF MANY THINGS   Subjects Range from Ohi to Chinese Question   THRONGS OF CALLERS   Procession Prevents Comple. tion of Speech with which Nominee will Open ‘‘Front Porch’’ Campaign—Optim. ism as to Ohio—Greeting: ‘from Chinese President

ChIGAGD BUSINESS MEN CONFER WITH CENATOR HARDING   Campaign to be Financed by Truly Popular Fund, Says Fred W. Upham.   REPUBLICAN VICCTORY IN OHIO TO BE OVERWHELMING   Talks on Chinese Condiiions With Dr. Hiram Lowry, President Emeritus Peking Univerysity, Who Broughs Greetings From President,

b. U.P. FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN WILL BE OPENED  NEXT SATURDAY   Delegation From Mansfield, Ohio, Will Cali on Harding and He Is Preparing a Speech For Delivery,   TREASURER UPHAM CALLS ON NOMINEE   Financing Will Be Done B Truly Popular Fund; Each State Will Contribute Its Pronortionate Share.

HARDING TALKS MANY SUBJECTS WITH LEADERS   YF EA £€E A4ELS LES ELEVA Saiurday’s Front Porch  Speech Not Yet Finished.

FIRST FRONT PORCH ADDRESS TOMORROM   HARDING TO SPEAK TO MANSFIELD (OHIO) DELEGATION aT MARION HOME.

POPULAR FUND TO BE RAISED FOR HARDING   SENATOR'S SPEECH FOR OPENING  OF FRONT PORCH CAMPSIGN NOT QUITE FINISHED.

MUSIC IN COST OF LIVING   inhabitants of Densely Populated Flats in New York City Begin to Take Alarm,

MUSIC: IN “COST OF LIVING      Inhabitants of Dendédly”. .Peputatet Flaté In New York City Begin te Take Alber. -

LOOKING FROM VARIED ANGLES   Political Situation as ViewedThrough the Glasses of Party Bien.   THEY’RE EXPRESSING GREATEST CONFIDENCE   Minor Candidates Insisting That Leading Parties are Missine the Real Issues.

OHIO WHEAT CROP  BELOW 1919 YIELD   Gorn Production Appears to 88 Above tne Average,

CORN PRODUCTION “1S ABOVE. AVERAGE —INORID. ESTIMATE   State’s Wheat Crop Only Ualf Of Yield Of 1919.

TROOPS RAED NEWSPAPER OFFICE IN DUBLIN   Fail to Find Any of Men Sus pected With Connection Wit! Sunday’s Disorders.

ASQUITH, URGES PAUIFIG COURSE Ao (AISA PLOTS WN LONDON ARE REPORTED   Prepares to Meve Resolution Condemning Both Assassinations and Reprisals Involving Lives of Innocent.   SPREAD OF TERRORISM INTO ENGLAND DECLARED [MMINENT

LAW STUDENTS GO ON STRIKE IN ALBANY SCHOO!   Two Hundred and Eight; Quit Books When “Social "AL ) Dadtieme

12 CONTESTS DECIDED.   Louisiana “Requiars” Seated by Republican National Committee.

MISSUURTS 36 _ DELEGATES WILL SWING TO KNOX   LOWDEN SLUSH FUND LOST THE STATE DELEGATES FOR THE ILLINOISAN.   Statement Made At St. Louis Today By E. W. Foristal One of the Del. _egates at Large, is Against  the Governor.

TENNESSEE GOVERNOR TO CALL LEGISLATURE   Ratification of Woman Suff - rage is Cause,

TENNESSEE TO PASS SUFFRAGE IF ITS LEGAI   GOVERNOR OF COMMONWEALTH WIRES PRCE'DENT WILSON TO THIS EFFECT. TODAY

ROBERTS FOR SUFFRAGE      Tennessee's Governor Gives Assurance of Desire for Women’s Votes

COMMITTEE OF WOMEN 10 CALL ON CANDIDATES   Cox and Roosevelt Plan White House Visit  Sunday.

SUFFRAGISTS: PLAN TG MEET WOMINEES   Women’s Party Leaders Wil - Interview Democrat Friday.  COX WILL. SEE WILSON   Candidate Will be in Washing: ton Sunday for Conference With President—Desires ‘ta Discuss League Issue Before Preparing His Official Notifeation Speech.

Governor Cox Will Confer With Delegation From the National Weoman’s Party.

DELEGATION FROM ‘WOMANS PARTY T0 -GONFER: WITH CO)   Another Commitice Will Wait Upon Senater Harding—Cox . Refuses To Discuss Mission.   LEAGUE :-PRINCIPAL \ TOPIC

WILL HOLD CONFERENCE Witt DEPUTATION PRIOR TO DEPARTURE FOR CAPITAL.

TAMMANY HALL IS STRONG FOR TICKET   Democratic Nominee To Receive Call By Delegation of the Woman’s Party

WOMEN 10 GALL ON GOVERNOR GO)   ‘Alice Paul Will Head Delegatior to Columbus, Ohio, Friday.

DEMOCRATIC PILOT WILL VISIT WILSOR   Will Not Predict, However, What Matters Will Be Discussed; Expects to Be Notified in August.

MARS TRIES T0 SIGNAL EARTH:   “OMAHA WIRELESS EXPERTS IN FEVERISH ACTIVITY TO CATCH SUSPECTED MESSAGES

EX-GOVERYOR JAILED   Herace F. Graham, -Eormer Exeentive ef Vermant. fatc-

Russians Report Heavy Fighting Continuing on All Sides of Polish Capital with Advantage to Reds _  on the Lemburg Sector    GENERAL WRANGEL’S OPERATIONS IN SOUTH CLAIM ATTENTION OF SOVIET

HARDING MEETS BUSINESS LEADERS   World Peace And Business Con ditions Discussed.   Former President Taft Comes  . Friday.

HARDING CONFERS WITH DIPLOMAT ON WORLD PEACE   Consultations Of Day Center On Peace Plans And Bus iness Conditions   PROMINENT MERCHANTS CALLED ON SEN. HARDING   Visitors Included Two Leading Members of Campaign Organization

WORLE PEACE AND BUSINESS TOPICS   Myron T. Herrick Among President-Elect’s Callers—Former President Taft Due at Marion Today.

BUSINESS MEN IN CONFERENCE WITH HARDING   WRIGLEY OF GUM FAME ANC MARSHALL FIELD DISCUSS BUSINESS PROBLEFS

il      Congress Is Urged to Enact Due Laws to Stop Practice   IDEA OF FARMER  Details of a Program Recommended by Federation

IRGE CHANGES IN CROP MARKETING   Farm Bureau Committee Asks Congress To Stop Short Selling

UHDAT OALE CONDEMNED BY FARMER   Congress Is Urged to Enact Due Laws to Stop Practice   IDEA OF PARMER   Details of a Program Recommended by Federation

M ADOO MOVE ta BOING FORWARD LIKE A GLAGIEF   His Supporters Predict Victory On the Early Ballots Today: Opponents Trying To Stem the Tide.

NC] AND Dnt oUt DIES AFTER HOUR HANA FIGHT   Bryan. Decisively Beaten in Attempt to Insert Bone-Dry Plank   PLATFORM ADOPTED AS FIRST DRAFTEL   Two Ballots Taken Last Night Show McAdoo Favored

LITTLE GHANGE FOR THE WOMEN   To Have the Right of Franchise in Presidential Blection Next November.   SUFFRAGISTS DOUBT BOTH OF THE PARTIES   They Question Sincerity of Either Party in Behalf of Equal Suffrage.

TWENTY ARE KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION   Disaster Occurs to VeniceMilan Express.

MANY KILLED IN ITALY WRECK   Twenty Die and Thirty Others In jured in Crash of Venice— Milan Express Involved.

TWENTY DIE IN ITALY WRECK   Thirty Others Inured in Crash o01 Venice-Milan Express.

Twenty Killed On Italian Railroad         ‘ih Golliston ori Venite- Mihui Expresd Karly Today .Twenty. People Weta -<Waved and ‘Thirty Injured, _-

-CONGRESSMAN' FROM: OKLAHOMA -. DIDS AFTER SHORT ATTACK — . - OF PNEUMONIA   NATIVE. OF WGO COUAT

DICK THOMPSON MORGAN SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA   Was Graduate of Union Christian College. Native of Prairie Creek. Representative. From Oklahoma.

NEWSPAPERMAN SAVES LIVES OF HVE JAPANESE   Frazier Hunt American Corre. spondent in Russia Prevents Execution.   BOLSHEVIKI ENTERED ODESSA ON FEBRUARY 7   Town Now in Control of Local Radicals Awaiting Arrival of Red Army.

Thousands of Citizens Flee From the Russian City.   March Away Toward Roumania and Gather on Ships Awaiting Escape From Bolsheviks,

Bolsheviki Army  Now at Odess:   fen Thousand Refugees on Ships in Effort. to Escape.

ODESSANS IN FLIGHT!   -BOLSHEVIKI NOW IN CONTROL OF  CITY; OFFICERS SLAIN.   Thousands March Away Toward Rou mania or Take Refuge on Warships in the Harbor.

ODESSA TS NOW IN CONTROL OF REDS   Thousands of Citizens Flee From the Russian City.   March Away Toward Roumania and Cather on Ships Awaiting Escape From Boisheviks.

UDESSA TN CONTROL BOLSHEVIK] ARMY   Ten Thousand Refugees Are On Ships In Harbor Awaiting To Escape,

NLLICD duit) DANE HLSSIAN  iA WEN WIENS A FAL   Ten Thousand Refugees Awail fseape on Ves sels in) Harbor   1400 GO DOWN WITH THE STRICKEN SHIP   Soviel Gun Fire Forces the Entente Warships to Quiler Safety

BOLSHEVIK ARMY IN CONTROL OF ODESS!   Thousands of Refugees on Ship: in Harbor Awaiting Escap Trom. the Country.

in. Thousand Refugees from Soviet Conquerors of Odessa ships: in Harbor Awaiting   ALLIED. WARCRAFT MOVES UNDER RED FORCES FIRE   Reports to Interallied Circles Tell of Isolated Murders of Russian Officers as Preliminary to General Riots

REDS CONTROL ODESSA   American, French And British Ships Protecting Refugees.

REDS CONTROL ODESSA   Thousands of Citizens Flee From the Russian City.   March Away Toward Roumania and Gather on Ships Awaiting Escape From Bolsheviks.

ORDER-AT FUCHOW FIED RETIRE   As a Consequence Announcement Is Made That Japanese Warship ' Will.Re Withdrawn.

LEAGUE COUNCIL HAS FIRST GASE    Persia Vs. Soviet Russia or Docket and Reds Win by Continuation Ruling

GUVIET AGGRESSION IN PERSIA BEFORE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   FIRST INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE IS BEING HEARD BY WORLD COUURT.   PROMISE 10 STOP ARMY   Council Will Await Fulfillment of Rus sian Agreement Before Taking Further Action In Affair.

PERSIA VS. SOVIET RUSSIA   First Case Before League of Nation: Has Been Remanded.

WILL BESUME CONFERENCES   Meetings Over Wage Dentands Werkers to Continne.

WINS FORTUNE -AT THE RACES   Ex-Soldier Wins Over 115,080 Francs in Day

“PRICE CUTTING WAR.   Conflict Between Cane Growers and SZugnr Refinera.

FRONT PORCH, IN      Next’! President’s Train Gulf Is Cheered in Ohio, and iiness   GREET NEW FIRST LADY   a: On pe aa Ne POINTS; OUT TO AUDIENCES HE 15

HARDING DEGING VACATION TRIE TO TEARO GORaT   Journey Southward in Nature of Triumphant Tour and People Shout.

ALL ARE AMERICANS REGARDLESS OF PARTY   CEASE TO RE DEMOCRATS AND KEPUBLICANS — PRESIDENT-ELECT   WORK FOR COMMON GOOD   Harding Preaches Doctrine of Loy: alty o1 Ali rarties—-Uvations on. Tour.

President-Elect Harding Speeds in Special Train For Texas and Panama

CROWDS CHEER ‘HARDING: ALONG WAY 10:SOUTR          >resident-Elect  Called Upon Upon’ te Deliver ‘Short Syeeches From ; - Train on Way to.St.  a ene   Autienice “Called to AWitness That Text of- Speeches Is Un- phanced Sinde Election.

CROWDS BESIEGE HARDING'S TRAIN   Vacation Journey . Through Middlewest Develops Into Triumphal Tour   MAKES SHORT SPEECHES   President-Elect to Make Address at Brownsville, Tex., on Armistice Day

HG HABE   Hinerary Unannouwnced resident-elect Is .Greetec So Warmly. That: He Feel: ‘araad tn Reenond: -”                   “ER AT. 4 CAMPAIGN: PLEDGE!

PLEASURE JAUNT TURNED INTO TRIUMPHAL MARCH BY THRONGS LINING WAY 10 GHEER VICTOR   In Rear Platform ‘Addresses,. Harding Declares Intention to Put Partisanship Aside and Center All Hig Energy Upon Constructive Legis “Tatton. in Interest of Anierican People. . ..

HIS TRAIN IS MET BY THOUSANDS   President-Elect in Rear Platitorm Speeches Says He Means to Be People’s President.

SENATOR HARDING IS GREETED BY LARGE CROWDS ON HIS TRIP   Cheering Men and Women Gree! President-Elect in Two States.   EXPRESSED PLEASURE AT MISSOURI'S VOTE   Says We All Cease to Be Democrats and Republicans But Are for American First.

BIG CROWDS GREET PRESIDENT - ELECT UN VACATION TOUR   Schedule Is Changed at Senator Harding’s Request That He Might Make Short Talks At Frequent Stops.

PRESIDENT-ELECT’S JOURNEY IS TURNED INTO TRIUMPHAL TOUR:  THOUSANDS GREET HIM EN ROUT!   heering Men, Women and Children Clamer for a Speech or a Chance to Shake Hands With the Victor; Agrees to Speak at Browns- ville, Texas, on Armistice Day, Thursday.

FRONT PORCH, IN TRIUMPH TOUR, ROLLS ON SOUTE   Next President’s Train to Gulf Is Cheered in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois   GREET NEW FIRST LADY   POINTS OUT TO AUDIENCES HE IS PREACHING SAME DOCTRINE NOW AS WHEN CANDIDATE

HARDING VACATION TRIP TURNED INTE TRIUMPHAL TOUR   Greeted at Dozen Cities by Crowds Rivalling Those of Campaign Days.   CLAMOR FOR SPEECH OR CHANCE TO SHAKE HART   Means to be the People’s President, Forgetful of the Partisanship of Campaign and Devoted Always to In. terests of Nation as a Whole

HARDING GREETED BY GREAT CROWNS   VACATION TRIP TO TEXAS IS TURNED INTO TRIUMPHAL TOUR.   BRIEF SPEECHES - MADE   President-Elect Announces That He Will Deliver Address at Brownsville. .

PRESIDENT ELECT MAKES SOME TALKo ON CAR PLATFORM   EXPRESSES GRATITUDE FOR THE GREAT WELCOME OF PHO. PLE OF TOWNS.   FLOWERS GIVEN HIS WIFE   Address at Brownsville Is to Be De livered _— His Sta a Isabel Before — for Canal Zone,

PRESIDENT-ELECT 1) BEaIEGED BY CHEERING THRONES   Senator Makes Severa Rear Platform Talks on Way to Texas and Panama.

DAEAT THRONES: GREET HARDING AC HE TAAVET ¢   Members of Party Surprised  at-Number Clamoring to’”  See Notable   PRESIDENT ELECT TO) * SPEAK ARMISTICE DAY   Successful Candidate Declares He Will Strive to Be Peo- ~ bles’ Executive ‘

HARDING IS HEADED  10 THE SOUTHLAND   TRIP MADE FOR REST BECOMES A TRIUMPHAL TOUR.   Crowds On Hand at Every Stopping Place, and Number of Speeches Made On Way—Dee at San Armtonio Tonight.

HARDING GREETED AT EVERY STATION ON JOURNEY SOUTE   Crowds Besiege - Private Car O% President-Elect, Clamoring For A Speech.   OUTLINES INTENDED ADMINISTRATION POLICY   Will Speak At Brownsville On Armisthe Day Under Auspices Of American Legion,

PHOPLE SALUTE WINNER   Ri; SAYS HE WILL ACT AS PRESIDENT OF ALL OF US.

1S, STARTS ON DRIVE 10 WIN TOLD   American hockey and figure skating teams sail for Antwerp today

CITY MOVIE SHOW   Interesting Films Will Be Shown in Park Tomorrow

=hert Administration Refuses to Comply with Ultimatum and Memhers Leave Berlin without Resianing Posts

Conferees on the  Railroad Bil]   The Government's Agreement on it -. turns to Railroads te Coating Months After Government He

io FAY AGADS FORS5 n ONTH Ss   Confetees Acree to an Extension of income From the United States.

SHIPPING BOARD MEETS DISFAVOR   TO CUMMINS AND ESCH  Disiavor Permanent Guarantee—Compulsory Consolidation Also Oppnosed— Want State Rates.

TO PAY ROADS FON 6 MONTHS   Conferces Acree to an Extension of Inceme Frem the United ' States.

RAILROADS 10 BE PROVIDED FOR   Standard Returng to be Continued Six Months After Federal Control Ceases

TO PAY ROADS FOR 6 MONTHS   Sonferees Agree to an Eptension of} Income From the United States.

WILL CONTINUE USUAL RETURNS TO RAILRONS   Conferees Agree to Financial Aid to Roads For Six Months   Esch Bill Provision is Adopted

SQUARE DEAL ‘TO RATROADS,   Congress WH Guaranty Present Rates ior Six Months trvar Maren 4,

Senate.and.House Conferees on Railroad Legislation Approve - Provision of Esch Bill on In~ come

BABE SMASHES OUT HIS GOTH CIRCUIT CLOUT   HOME RUN KING REACHES HALI HUNDRED MARK IN BIG HITS FOR THE SEASON,

BABE BINGS OUT ANOTHER   Ruth Scores His Forty-Fourth Home wun Today on Home Grounds.

MINERS APPEAL TO WILSON   Ask Agreement Signed Thursday Be Reopened and Wages of Miners Be Raised.

NILOON NOT TO OE PRESENT AT SAN FAANGISCE   Convention Will Be Largely Under Control of the White House

Wilson to Exert Strong Influence at Convention   Democratic Delegates at San Francisco Are Expected to Listen For Word From Washington.

CONDITIONS IN EUROPE ARE BAD   Reports Should Discourage Many Americans From Going There   RAILWAYS ARE CROWDED   “Fever Breaks Out in Polanc * and ‘Paris af Germany, Reports Show

‘EUROPE POOR PLACE  TO VISIT RIGHT NOW      AWERICAN TOURISTS apy ISED TO  POSTPONE TRIP.   Prices High, Accommodations Poor  and Ne Assearaace Given They Will Not Be Caught ie Eco.  nomic Upheaval.

SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE WINS OPENING SKIRMISH      Program for Consideration of Bill Under Suspension of the Rules Adopted

DISCUSS RELIEF BILL      Sentiment tn Kayar of Saldlirr Uenctle Tnilicates Jasulth Sane

FIGHT ON SOLDIER . BONUS LEGISLATION IS BEGUN IN HOUSE   Bonus Insurgents Abandon Dil. atory Tactics and will Make Straight-Out Fight.

SOLDIER RELIEF VOTES NEEDED   SUPPORTERS WIN ONLY PRELIMINARY SKIRMISH IN HOUSE.

SOLDIERS’ RELIEF BILL IN HOUSE   EXPECTED TO BE PASSED AND SENT TO SENATE TODAY. ~  Rep. Murphy: Abandoned Filibuster When Assured the Bill Would Actually be Considered Todav.

SOLDIER: RELIEF   Indications are that Necessary Two-Thirds Vote to Suspend the Rules is Lacking.

ROY NO FORTRESS : “IS CAPTURED  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE - TEaAern wree eee a

ATLANTIC FLEET OFF FOR WINTER PRACTICECRUISE   Maneuvers to Be Most Extensive in History Despite Many Green Crews.

MANGEWVRES FOR ATLANTIC FLEET   BIG BATTLESHIPS GET UN DER WAY FOR CUBAN WATERS FOR WHILE   ADMIRAL WILSON LEAS   Main Body of Fleet Including the Oklahoma, Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Delaware in  ' the Line.

Republicans-Want High Tariff.” ->. and. They Want it Quickly, “loc

PLANS LAID FOR A STIFF TARIFF   LEADERS WANT IT VERY HIGH AND VERY QUICK.   HARDING TO BE SO INFORMED   Mepublicaus of Old-fashioned Wing ‘or Substantial Boost—Thoeughtful Minority Questions Its Advisability.

F, D. ‘ROOSEVELT SHAKEN UP   Democratic Candidate for Vice Presi. dent Geta Severe Jolt in Auto Mishap.

SHAKES UP F. D. ROOSEVELT   Candidate for Vice President Gets Severe Jolt.

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS ~ DECLARE FOR LIGHT WINE   State Convention Adopts Resolutions Advocating Revisoin of Dry Law and . Recognition of Treland

State Convention of Connecticu!   Democrats Favor Revisien of Volstead Act So as to Permit Sale ot Beer and Light Wines.

DEMOCRATS OF CONNECTICUT FOR LIGHT LIQUORS   State Conventions Favors Re vision of Volstead Act

LIGHT WINES AND BEER FAVORED   Connecticut Democratie Convention Approves Law Revision.

REVISION OF VOLSTEAD ACT   Connecticut Favors Sale of Beer and Light Wines for Plank

CONNECTICUT DEMMIES WANT BOOZE INCLUDED   State Convention Goes On  Record As Favoring Beer  }   And Wines   Delegation Will Not Vote As A [Init

CONN. DEMOCRATS FAVOR REVISION OF VOLSTEAD AGT   Also in Sympathy With the New Republic of  Ireland

aaa lain arr Seeree cess 6CF TE. c eer Convention Demands ~ Lieht- Wines and Beer,

MEN NOT TO DOLL UP INGAUDY:. - _ COLORS,’ DESIGNERS’ VERDICT   Not Much Change i in Clothing for Males, Except i in s i oe ke - °. Which Will Continue to Ascend. Bee

HIGHER PRICES ARE PREDICTED   Both Men’s Clothing and Shoes Will Advance 3 Next Spring.   WILL BE LITTLE CHANGE IN STYLE

PRICES WILL BE INCREASED   Labor Contributes 90 Per Cent to Cost of Suit of Clothes .

WO KNEE PANTS IN AMERICS   Styles Wilh te Conseryative, bu Prices Witt be Higher.

PRICES GOING UP.      Desizners. Say Men's Clothing win . Continue Going Upward .

POOR MAN HIS GARB 70 GO STILL HIGHER   Delezates To Convention of International Clothing Designers Pre- . dict Price Increase.

WENS CLOTHING HIGHER,   _Minety Per. ‘Cent of t of Cost Charged U1 in Biwher Waves.

Still It Goes On! Further Price Increase Predicted in Men’s Clothes by Designer:

MINERS DEDICATE HUGE NEW TEMPLE AT BELLAIRE, OHIO   William Green, SecretaryTreasurer U. M. W. of A.  Attends Ceremonies

EASTERN OHIO MINERS TEMPLE IS DEDICATED   Belliare Weleomes 20,006 Visitors At Ceremony Saturday

DEDICATE TEMPLE OF FASTERN OKI ~ MINERS SATURDAY   Structure Firected At Cost Of $250,000 By 16,000 Members.

LVALUATIUN WARSAW MOMENTARILY EXPECTED AS ENS CRASS RIVER BUG   Polish Revolutionary Committee Issues Manifesto Urging Workers to Ovethrow “Bourgeoisie Government; Britain Cancde Nate to RBolsheviki. Dispatch Savs.

DATE IS CHANGED      Annual Farm Bureau Meeting on November 10th

SEEK AVIATORS IN CANADA NOW   Theory That Balloon Did Not Land  ie Adirondacks But Went Farther North, Is Expressed      Inhabitants of North Hero, Vt, Believe Strange Craft Over Their Town Was Lost ‘Shin’

HOPE NOT ABANDONED      But Much Anxiety is Felt for Missing Palloonists

TO RAISE RUSSIAN BLOCKADE   Supreme Council at Paris to Permit Soviet Government to Trade With Neutrals.

EASTER BLIZZARD RAGES OVER MIDWEST STATES      ‘Central, Western and Northwestern Kansas Hardest Hit—Heavy Snowfall Stalls Trains and Blocks Traffic—Parts of Missouri and Territory Extend ing to Texas Panhandle in Grip of Storm. .

BLIZZARD SWEEPS QUUTHWEST: oN OW DRIFTING BADLY   Kansas and Parts of Missour in Grip of Storm— Fou Trains Stalled, Mercury De. scending Rapidly.

BLIZZARD HITS MIDDLE WEST ON EASTER EVE   snow, Driven by Stiff Wind. \,Hlecessitates Use of Plows on Railroads,   "FOUR TRAINS STALLED — ON SANTA FE RAILROAD   Nightfall Brings Cold Weather : Temperature . Dropping . Twelve to Fifteen.  ~ Deorees. . >

EASTER BLIZZARD IN MIDDLE WES]   Snow Plows at Work on Rail roads in Kansas—tTrains Delayed.

BLIZZARD RUNS TO KANSAS.   Rages Thruout the Day, Extending Into the Night.

NORTHWEST IS IN THE-GRIP      Furs and Heavy Overcoats _ Are Out Today for Den-. ver's Easter Parade.   Drifts 6 Feet Deep Reported  With Prospects for Genaval Tie-Un of Traffic

STEN OTA GRIP SOUTHWES   Blizzard Prevails Over Kansas and Heavy Snow Fail Is . Reported in District

BANDITS KIDNAP AND ROB MILL SALESMAN   St. Louis Travcling Man gir Fron His Car—-Loses Fund of $3.165.

IS KIDNAPPED AND ROBBED   St. Louis Salesman Spirited Away In Matae Car.

FAMOUS FRENCH “GENERAL WECDED IN PARIS TUESDAY   Marshal Henri Phitipge Petain, Netional Figure During War Period

FAMOUS GENERAL Of FRANCE IS. MARRIED   Marshall Petain Weds Madame Hardon—Hero of Vrdun Fights With  > ae

OLD WARRIOR’S LOVE DREAM COMES TRUE   Marshal Petain, Defender o Verdun, Weds His First Love.

SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES SO STATES   Misquoted Relative to Sinr Fein Movement

LAKES WATERWAY 1S “TRGED AT MEETING   CANAL FROM GREAT LAKES TO. ST. LAWRENCE RIVER PROJECT. IS DISCUSSED, '

BADGERS GIVE. "NEW YORK JOLT ~ ON WATERWAY   Veiled Threat to Divert Shipping if Opposition Contmues-——

HOOVER AND WEST.  ~ URGE NECESSITY . . QF LAKE WATERWAY   Chanael to Connect Great Lake: With St. Lawrence and Ocean Pushed   DECLARED NECESSARY TO  FARMERS OF AMERIC/   Urged to Reduce Congestion a Eastern Ports

WATER: “PROM. 4 Cie tu = WELT ;          Jement For ‘Roosevelt, Rona Will Re Moisioned 'Satirdav. :

French President Was Injured In Fall From Moving Trair   Was Thrown Through Open Windov When Train Lurched---Fell in Sandy Roadbed and Escaped Serious Injuries.

French President — ell From a Train At Fontaineblen   Accident Occurred While He was Trying to  “Open a Window in His Compartment  . —Telephoned W Wife at Tilysea Palace of the Event. .

PRESIDENT FALLS FROM R. R. TRAM   FRANCE’S HEAD EXECUTIVE TUSSLES WITH WINDOW AND PLUNGES THROUGH   (By United Press)

THE PRESIGENT OF FRANCE INJURED   FELL FROM WINDOW OF MOVINC RAILWAY TRAIN,   HURLED HEABLONG TO GROUND   Fortunately Train Was Not Golng Fast So His Injuries Are Not Serlous—~-Made His Way Alone To the Nearest Station,

FRESIDENT OF FRANCE FALLS FROM A TRAIN   ® ~ oe White Opening Window, Last Putt  “once suid Was Haricd to Ground,» on Right of Way,

FRENGH PRESIDENT _ FALLS FROM-TRAIS   SUSTAINS PAINIUL BRUISES — Y WICKS IWMSELF UP AND WALKS TO TILE NEXT Sepa TryAr

FRENCH PRESIDENT FALLS FROM TRAIN   SUSTAINS PAINFUL BRUISES — PICKS HIMSELF UP AND WALKS TO THE NEXT STATION

FROM MOVIR aT   Was Attempting to Raise WindSw and Was Thrown Out When  Train Gave Lurch.

FRENCH HEAD FALLS.FROM TRAIN WINDOW   Deschanel Slightly In jured About Head by Queer Accident.

ee Rr rere eS os ee ae Set ms  FRENCH PRESIDENT MUALED OUT WINDOW OF MOVING TRAIN      Fortunately the Train Was Movine slowly and He Was Not Badly Injured.

PRES, DESCHANEL FELL FROM TRAIN AND WAS INJURED   As He Opened Window Train Luccher and He Was Hucled Ont, Receiving Wounds

aul Vaschaint Has Narraw Escape From Death After Falling Free . Car Winduw   WAS NOT SERIOUSLY WERT IN ACCIDENT      Trying to @pen Windon When Train Lurched and Threw Him to the Ground

‘SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICANS GIVE WOOD 4.000 PLURALITY   Vote in Scattered Precincts Not Yet Reported Will Not Change Final Result,

WOOD VERMONT'S CHOICE FOR REPUB. LICAN NOMINATION   IN THE STATE PRIMARIES TELS  VESTERDAT A000 NSON AND HMATED CLR ee CE rAXH

Late  Returns _ ‘Show. Lowden Second and Johnson: Running Third.   GERARD CHOICE DEMMIES   Friends — of f Harding Explain Fight Made. on Him. - in Ohio,

VERMONT GOES FOR GEN, WOOD   Easy Victory Is Achieved Ir Eastern State—Follows Snroul In Pennsylvania.

WOOD LEADING IN VERMONT PRIMER   jen, Hiram Johnson: and Horie: “ Hoover Are Running Close ; Race For Second Place. jj '

WOOD GETS VERMONT.   Incomplete Returns Shaw. General, Has Captured the State.

WOOD IS LEADING — INOLD VERMON]   ‘JOHNSON AND HOOVER MAKING A CLOSE RACE FOR THE SEC  OND PLACE

VERMONT AND PENNY GO TO GENERAL; LA FOLLETTE WORRIES 6.0. P. LEADERS   Wisconsin Senator Has Republican Heads Guess ing at Next Move---Gronna Againinthe Running for Senate Seat. ass

Today's Returns In ligate. Ww oid Wianer, in South Dakota By . 4, yo; e i

WOOD LEADS IN VERMONT   Johnson and Hoover Fight for Second Place.

GUARDING VATICAN ~ AGAST TVASIOA   Military Forces Employed to Foil Any Attempt of Communists to Occuov It.

SWISS GUARDS ~ AND OFFICERS   Issued Ammunition and are Ready for Action .

‘ARMED GUARDS ) PLACED AROUND THE VATICAN   Police and the Swis: Guards Ordered to Be on Alert for Possible Communist Acts Against Holy See.   IRISH TROUBLE

Gaards Armed At Vatican Are. Ready to “Prevent Invasion   C ommanist. Raid. Is Feared

AIMED GUARDS DUTY AT VATICAN AGAINST OUTBREAK   Drastic Measures Are Taken Against Labor Outbreak.

Armed Guards on Duty at Vatican to Prevent Any Invasion of Communists   Precautionary Measures Were Taken as Result of Reports Tha Communists Plan To Occupy Property of the Holy See; Premies Assures Papal Secretary Adequate  Dentantian

Attack Upon Vatican By Com: munists Feared In Italy   ITALY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS SAFETY

ARMED GUARDS ON GUARD AT VATICA!   Officers On Alert To Prevent Any Attempt to Invade The Vatican Premises.

BOLSHEVISTS PLAN TO INVADE. THE VATICAN   GUARDS ARE DOUBLED AND WELL ARMED TO PRO- : TECT POPE.

CLOTHING PRICES ARE CUT   Dealers in Convention at Chicago Buy at 10 to 50 Per Cent Less.

CONSTANTINE SEASICK, LONGS _ FOR TERRA FIRMA   Would-Be Greek - King Has His Troubles Even Before He Mounts the Throne.

DONATIONS TO LEARNING SEATS   $ 1,675 ,000 Distributed Among Colleges from Rockefeller Fund

GIFTS TO HOPKINS AND_ TO WEST VA. WESLEYAL   Rockefeller Foundation Today Announces Appropriations To: taling Near Two Millions -: .

HELPING HAND TO SCHOOLS    General iidacation Board Keports  : List of Appropriations an,

New York Senate ,.. Legalizes 2.75 Bee:   The Anti-Saloon League Enforcement Bill Failed of Passage.

VOTE TO LEGALIZE BEER   New York Senate Passed Act for 2 3-4 Per Cent Alcohol

- LEGALIZING 2.7%   Vote i in: New ew York Senate Stood Twenty-Sev~~ en to Twenty-Three

LEGALIZE 2.75 BEER   New York Senate Passes Bill. Anti  Saloon and Four Per Cent Beer Fall Through.

NEW YORK PASSES WET BILL FOR 2.75 PER GENT BEER TODAY   United Senate Legalize Beer and Is Sent in Assembly on Concurrence — Act Does Not Call For Light Wines.

Ad ttt fo LEGALIZED BY  DENATE ACTION   NEW YORK SENATE PASSES WET MEASURE BUT EXTRA-WET BILL IS DEFEATED.

CHANCE FOR BOY AND GIRL T0 GO TO WASHINGTON   UNITED STATES ARMY DEPART MENT TO PUT ON AN ESSAY CONTEST SOON,   Winners, With Their Parents, Wil Be Taken to Washington and Entertained Free of Charge by      the Government.

ESSAY CONTEST FOR THE SCHOOLS   Indiana Pupils Are Included in Announced Plan of Wat Depart. ment. Nice Prizes and "Tse toy Watlincins.   PARTICULARS

FREE TRIPS T WASHINGTON, D.C   ‘For the Best Essays Written by the  School Children on Topie of En listment in U. S. Army

LOCAL SCHOOLS ARE ‘TOLD OF ACONTEST   In Essay Writing In Which The Winning Thfee    ‘WILL RECEIVE PRIZES

ASKING TOO MUCH EXEMPTION   Supreme Coart Raling Againat Ohio Kwapnlovers.

Former Minister of Marine in Clemenceau Cabinet, Accepts Premiership and Foreign Affairs  Portfolio

MILLERAND NAMES DEYGUES   ‘Former Marine Minister Becomes Premier of France.

George Leygues Accéits Premiership Under Millerand’s Administratio

Georges Leygues © _ the New Premie   Tho Minister of Maving in the Clemenceau Cabinet Has Been United to the French Premic i

GEORGES LEYGUES CHOSEN PREMIER OF FRANCE TODAY   ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE WIL! SAD THE CABINET COMES AS A SURPRISE

LEYGUES BECOMES FRENCH PREMIEE   Former Minister of Marine i Clemenceau's Cabinet Accepts Appointinent From New President,

LEYGUES WILL HEAD MILLERAND GABINE!   Minister of Marine Unde! Clemenceau Accepts Call to _ High Office in France.   TO HOLO DOUBLE POST

LEVGUES: NAMED FRENCH PREMIEF   Appointment by President _ Millerand Surprise to Dip~Jomatic-Gireles...

LEY GUES PREMIER   President Millerand of France Selects Former Minister ot Marine Under Georges Clemenceai ac Premier   WILL BE IN CHARGE OF FOREIGN AFPAIRS   's Head of the Navy During World War New Premie Contributed Notably to Suc: cess of Allies in Curbing Sub

PEORGES LEYGUVES IS LER’ PRE  Minister of Marine in Clemenceau Cabinet Has Accepted Gall to Post.  PLAYED BIG PART IN WAR  —  Contributed Notably te Allied Success in Curbing Ger     PLAYED BIG PART IN WAR,   Contributed Notably te Allied Success in Curbing German Submarines,         CVULLETIN

LEYGUES NAMED NEW PREMIER IN FRENCH CABINET   Accepts Millerand’s Call Te Post Vacated By President.

LEYGUES HEADS FRENCH CABINE”   MILLERAND APPOINTS FORME® MEMBER OF CLEMENCEAU'’S BODY TO HIGH POST.

LEYGUES NAMED AS PREMIER OF FRANCE   OTHER MEMBERS OF MILLERAND CABINET WILL RETAIN POSTS UNDER NEW PRESIDENT,

GEORGES LEYGUES NAMED PREMIER BY. FRENCH PRESIDENT   Matine Minister in Clemenceat Cabinet Chosen to Head the Millerand Cabinet   PARIS PAPERS HAVE HIGH PRAISE FOR NEW CHIEN   Radicals and Socialists Only Opponents of Millerand -

'LEYGUES NEV FRENCH PREMIEF   President Millerand Appoint Minister Of Marine To Head Cabinet

LEYGUES IS NEW FRENCH PREMIER   Millerand Names Former: Minister of Marine As. Specessor.

LEVGUES ACCEPTS FRENCH PREMIERSHIF    Was Member of the Clemen ceau Cabinet During War  And .Performed Notable  Service. — Will Also Head  Foreion Office. .

GEORGES LEYGUES FRENCH PREMIER   Former Minister of Marine Chosen by Millerand for High Office.

LEYGUES NAMED FRENCH PREMIER BY MILLERAND   Praise of New President Fill Paris Papers—New Foreign Minister Has Had Long Public Career.

OF FRANCE ACCEPTED BY LEYGUES   Was Minister of Marine in the Clemenceau Cabinet.

OF NEW CABINET  iene: MILER arrre   New Cabinet. Very Much’ the. Same “Leyaues, Has American. Son-. ie . In-Law _

GEORGES LEYGUES -NEW FRENCH PREMIEI   Millerand Calls Clemen: ceau’s Minister of Marine to Head Cabinet.

LEYGUES WILL BE IN CABINET   Premier Millerand Announce: First Premier Chosen

Republican . Party. Wholly a Self Made  Man..   OWNS MARION NEWSPAPER

LIFE SKETCH OF HARDING, ~ THE NOMINEE   Was Born !n Ohio Fifty-Five Years Ago and Has Always Lived There.   PUBLISHES A NEWSPAPER   isa Seli-Made Man—Served His State as Governor and U. S. Senator. -

SKETCH OF W. G. HARDING NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY   Born on a Farm in Onio, He Worked His Way Through College; Became One 0! the State’s Leaders.

CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY IS A SELF-MADE MAI   Worked His Way thru School ai Jobs; Worked from Devil t Qwner of Daily Newspaper at Marion Ohio

NEXT PRESIDENT WAS BORN IN GHI0   [AND HAS LIVED IN NATIVE STATE ALL HIS LIFE      ‘IS A PRINTER BY TRADE   Worked In Village Office as a Bay. Afterwards Became Editor of Marion Star. Lieut.Governor and U. S. Senator,

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE EDITOR AND PRINTER   BEGAN LIFE ON A FARM ANI WORKED HIS WAY TO TOP< ‘SWSPAPER-..

WORKED WAY THROUGH COL. LEGE THEN ENGAGED IN NEWSPAPER WORK—IS OWN. FR OF MARION OFM eraP NOW MEMBER OF US SENATE.

WILL H. HAYS  G. O. P. NATIONAL CHAIRMAN _ WHO WILL LEAD THE GRAND OLD ‘PARTY TO VICTORY

SKETCH OF CAREER OF ° REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   Presidential Candidate Began as Farm Boy, Painted Barns, Set Type and Finally Became Editar

SEN. HARDING PUBLISHER   Republican Presidential Nominee Son of Buckeye State  Farmer

HARDING TRUGHT SCHOOL AND PLAYED IN A BANL   Worked Himself Through College and Picked Up Printer’s Trade on the Way.

WOMAN ASSIS’ TANT STARTS NEW JOE   Mrs. Kathryn Van Leuven of Okmul gee Becomos New Member of Attorney General's Staff.

OLD GUARD IN~ BULL: CONTRO)   PROFESSIONALS HOLD KEY TO: REPUBLICAN ° SITUA- TON AT CHICAGO.”   Not -a (Progressive Heard on National Committee and Pen‘rosé Influence Grows.

Old-Fashioned Convention Is Gardner's Verdict  Side alt pr mr gat ee Dae

Louisiana Primaries  Being Held Today   hier Interes¢ Centers in Race for fiovertor Between John M, Parker and Col, Frank P. Stubbs,

Louisfina Primaries _  Being Held Today   Chief Interest Centers in Race for _. ‘Governor Between John M, Parker ‘and Cok, Frank P. Stubbs.

HARDING WIHT PASSE OA MnO   Pre - Convention Manage Goes to MeetHim. Carrying Party Leaders’ Views   MAY CALL ON WILSON AT THE WHITE HOUSE   WORD PROM SHIP SAYS) Fl  WILL SPEAK ON) SENATI PLOOR, BUT COLLEAGUE WILL DISCOURAGE THIS.

POLITICIANS WONDER IF 3 WILL VISHT THE WHITE: HOUSE   MUL OD  REPORTED HE WILL SEND: PRACE C ISSION TO prpnnPr

TALK GENTERD ABOUT TiARDING AND THE FUTURE   Washington Wonders Ii He Will Visit White House

DAUGHERTY GOES 7 MEET HARDING   President-Eiect Will Be Notified of Political Happenings During His Absence.

ALE.OF L, ASSERTS UNIONS WILE RESIST CUT IN WAGES.   [By ‘Ralph F, Couch, United Press Staff Correspondent.)

Instant Walkout Will Follow Attempt by Employers to Break Present Contracts ©   OPEN SHOP DOOMED, SAYS A. F. L. OFFICIAL   FEDERATION COUNCTE WILT LAY PLANS FOR CLASH EX. PECTED WITH — THIS WINTER. ‘

LABOR 10 STRIKE IF WAGES ARE GUT   Federation of Labor Leader Declare Wage Cuts Wil! Violate Contracts.

UNION WORKERS TO STRIKE AT FIRST AT. TEMPT TO.CUT PAY   SAID VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE PEDERATION OF LABOR MEET. ING EN WASHESNG TOS

PROMINENT YOUNG ATTORNEY ANNOUNCES FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE OF PON i TOTOC COUNTY

IAL GRAWFORD FORGO. JUDGE   PROMINENT YOUNG ATTORNEY ANNOUNCES FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE OF PONTOTOC OCOGUNTY

Text of Wilson’s Message As Read to the Jackson Day Dinner Guests

MEN INCREASED $600,000,000   Boost Granted by Board Range: From $8 to 27 Per : Cent. «   SROTHERHOOD CHIEFS CONFER   Engineers and Conductors Are Openly Dissatisfied With Award—Railroads Will Accept and Live Up  to its Provisions.- .

RAIL MFH’S PAY INGEADED ABOUT S000, 000, 000   v. S. Railroad Labor Board An nounces Its Decision.   SOME MEN ARE DISSATISFIED   Increases Granted by the Body Range   From 18 to 27 Per Cent—Engineers   and Conductors in Open Protest Against Award.

RAIL MEN GET $600,060,000 WAGE RAISE   Boost Granted by Board Ranges From 18 to 27 Per Cent.   Engineers and Conductors Are Openly Dissatisfied With Award—Railroads Will Accept and Live Up to Its Provisions.

(Continued on Page Four)  SPAIN IN AIP OF RAL STRIK   “Government Indicates Purpose to Managements to Take: '  s Action p

RAILWAY EMPLOYES IN SPAIN STRIKE   Decisien Reached Unanimously Fol lowing Failure of Railroads To Accede To Men's Demands.

CALL A GENERAL RAILROAD STRIKE THROUGH SPAIN   Employes on All Lines Stop Work at Noon Today

WILSON’S TERMS ARE REJECTED   Allied Council Cannot ‘Accept His Views on Turkey    HE WANTED THE TURK DRIVEN FROM EUROPE   Council Decides te Force Germany to  Observe Treaty

ARISE OE ~ POINT INTHE LINE   Claim. Successes Elsewhere However Despite Resistance.      POLES ANNOUNCE FURTHER GAINS   Declare They. Have Cleared Danzig Corridor of Russian Troops.

SIMEN  ADMIT THE POLISH COUNTER ~———OFFENSWE   Broke the Right Flank of the Rei Army Northwest of Warsaw   But Claim to Have Rallied, Driving Back the Poles and Capturing 1,200 Prisoners.

FELIX DIAZ NOW IN NEW ORLEANS   Mexican Gentral and Wife Meet for First Time Since 1916,

TWILL, NOMINATE  WILSON - LEWIS   Democratic Convention Move to Be Unanimous, Says  “J. HAM.”

MAYBE WILSON BY ACCLAMATION   This is Prediction of Ex Senator Lewis.

CONGRESS MAY CLOSE. JUNE 5   Representative. Mondell, House Leader, Makes*Prediction After Conference With -Senator -Lodge..

MAY CLOSE CONGRESS JUNE 5   Mondeil Makes Prediction After Con. ference With Lodge.

CONGRESS MAY CLOSE JUNE 5   Representat've Mondei!, House Lead. er, Makes Prediction After Confer. ence With Senator todge.

MRS. HALLECK ASKS $80,000 ALIMON)   Wife of Wealthy Land Owner ~ Charges Cruel and: Inhuman Treatent-and-is- Secking—Divorce.—

D’ANNUNZIO PLANS A FIGHT   Apeeuencees Intention te Restet Any Tevactes by Treege of ital —— 2 aus oo

WILL HAYS ORDAINED PRESBYTERIAN ELDER   Goes From Sullivan To Chi cago To Attend Repubiican Committee Meeting.

CHAIRMAN HAYS AN‘ ELDER,   Ordained In Preabyterian Church ‘a [+ Sullivan, Ind.

A BOMB EXPLODES UNDER AMERICAN CONSUL’S HOME   Consulate at Zurich is Badl) Damaged But No One Is Injured,   Anarchists Blamed For New Outrage

NO ONE HURT BUILDING WAS BADLY DAMAGED   Anarchists Believed to Have Placed Bombs  —Have Clues.

rr.  BOMB EXPLODES. ~ UNDER AMIERICAN CONSUL BUILDING   American Ministers Home at Zurich Seriously Damaged by Explosion But No One Is Injured.

BOMB U. S. CONSULATE   Building Occupied by Consul at Zurich Wrecked.   No Oné Injured by Explosion—Police Believed to Have Obtained Clewa As to Guilty Pereona,

CONSULATE IS BOMBED   ATTACK MADE ON AMERICAN OFFICES IN ZURICH.   No One Injured and No Government Property Destroyed—aAttribuled to Anarchists,

—— ee Oe eee Eee rs  BOMB U. S. CONSULATE   Building Gccupied hy Consul at Zurich Wrecked.   No One Injured by Explosion—Police Believed to. Have Obtained Clews As to.Guilty Persons...

MAYOR AND CLERK VOTE BY WARDS”   BOMB IS EXPLODED UNDER ’ PORCH OF U.S. CONSULAT!

SERIOUS DAMAGE TO GUILOING BUT NO PERSON HURT   Swiss Police Believed to Have Clues to Perpetrators of Last Night’s Outrage.   THAT PART OF COUNTRY INTERNAL INTRIGUE AXIS   State Department Officials in Washington Can’t Explain Attempt At Destruction.

ZURICH IS SCENE FOR TOR ATTACK   Building ic Seriously Dam. aged But No One is Injured   Police Say They Have Clues lo the Guilty Perpetrators

CONSULATE IS BOMBED.    Bomb Placed Undtr Porch SeriousIvy Damaged Building,

U. §. CONSULATE AT ZURICH 1S BOMBED   Explosion Practically Wreck: Building; Radicals Are Blamed.

BOME CONSUL   Building of American ‘Agent at Zurich Switzerland, Damaged.

BUMB EXPLODES UNDER PORCH AT JURICH HOUSE   Residence of Consul is Partially Damaged By an Infernal Machine.   NO GOV’T PROPERTY HAS BEEN DESTROYED   Anarchists Are Suspected of Design to Wipe American Headquarters.

AMERICAN CONSULATE AT ZURICH BOMBED   KEENA REPORTS ON THE ZURICH ROMRB OUTRAGE

BOMB WRECKS U.S. CONSUL’S HOME AT ZURICH   SSASSINS TRY TO MURDER AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE. CLUES OBTAINED,

U.S. CONSULATE AT ZURICH BOMBED      Pokce Attribute Outrage to “Anar chistic Activities’ ‘—No One Hurt. '

CONSULATE IS BOMBED   EXPLOSION WRECKS VU. 8. QUAR. TERS AT ZURICH.   Bullding Occupied by American Agen Damaged, but No One le Injured by the Biast.

AMERICAN CONGLL'S OFFICE IN ZURICH 1 WRECKED BY BOM          Police’ Believed: to Have Clue  as to Pe: 9

U.S. CONSULATE IS BOMBED AT ZURICH   Buiding Occuried by Consul at Zurich Wrecked.   No One Injured by Explosion—Police Believed to Have Obtained Clews As to Guilty Persons.

NONE INJURED BY EXPLOSION   Bomb Badly. Damagec Building .of Amerxican Consulate

THOSE BLANK PAGES      In Grange Magazine Explained by the ‘Editor

nN “ONLY SR73.85   MINER OFFICIALS CLAIM THEY HAVE STATISTICS, AND WILL SHOW COAL COMMISSION   FEW HIGHLY: PAID. MINER!

alm nicspiceniicllscae  FAVORS PEACE AT HOME FIRS]   Senator Harding Says if He Should Choose, He Preferred it to international Peace   SPEAKS TO MORE PILGRIMS   Takes up League Issue Before Cox’s Acceptance Speech Due to increasing Interest In It

NAADING SAYS PEACE AT HOME IO PARAMOUNT   Would Rather See American Tranquility Than Command international Peace

Makes Second Porch Speet With Wayne-co Delega-3 tion as Audience. “=       PREFERS INDUSTRIAL PEACE HERE. HE SA¥   Says Our Part in War W an Obligation to  Ourselves.

HARDINGIS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL PEACE  IN AMERICE   This Was the Dominant Note in Senator Harding’s Address This Afternoon to Delegation of Republicans at His Home,

HARDING — HITS LEAGUE  AGAIN   W6VrL RATHER WAVE ENDUS. TRIAL AND SGCIAL PEACE AT HOWE.   PREFERS THIS TO COMMAND. ING INTERNATIONAL PEACE OP PRE WoELD.

J. HAM LEWIS IS A CANDIDATE   Former Senator Wants Vice Presidential Nomination. .

LEWIS FOR VICE PRESIDENT   Former Iilinois Senator Declares He Will Be a Candidate at Demo. cratic Convention.

LEWIS. ISSUES STATEMENT   Democratic Vice-Presidential Candidate Says League of Nationa and Treaty Should be Sujwut  to Amendment.

WOULD TAKE SECOND PLACE   Former Senator Lewis Candidate for Viieaw Dreecident.

DEATH PENALTY TO BE THE FATE OF “BLUEBEARD   Murderer of Five Wives Will Be Speedily Indicted By Los Angeles County Grand Jury   CLEMENCY PLEA OF LITTLE WEIGH!

DPEN SHOP OAGARIZER AT GALVESTON: SENDS MESSAGE TO GOVERNG!   FREIGHT BEING LOADED ONTE STEAMERS AND CITY IS QUIET UNDER STATE TROOPS,

CO  POLES HALT REDS’ RUSH IN-SIBERIE   Bug River District Sol diers Also Hold Back Soviet Forces.

VOTED SCHOOL BONDS             pion Pislding  Money fer 1L vial Efection  Voted at Sp

VOTED SCHOOL BONDS   Money fer Leeompten  Rurldine  Voted at Special Election  {

HARDING ON SUGIAL JUSTICE   Nomincve, Speaks To Large Crowd At Marion Today On Social Justice.

SEN HARDING OW SOCIAL JUSTICE   GREAT SPEECH TO REPRESENT. ATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN,   ADDRESS WAS. NON-PARTIZAN   Remarkable Summing Up’ of Questions of Utmoat Importance—De. livered From Hig Front Poroh At Marion. ohio.

REALM ABOVE POLITICS IS ADVOCATED   Nominee Wants Motherhood Protected—Scores Dry Law Laxness.

HARDING'S SPEECH TODAY © PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN MOTHERHOOD   Says Women Set Forth Highest Ideal of Socia Justice--Potential Maternity Demands Care: ful Protection,” he says.

KILLING CONSTABLES   Seems to be Favorite Outdoor Sport in Ireland

PUNITIVE FORGE WILL NOT GROSS THE BORDER   s2cond Victim of Mexican Bandits Dies Early Monday. ~   MEXICAN BANDITS SAFE   Re-cross Border and Escape Into Hi.ls of Old Mexico.

BANDITS RAID COUNTRY STORE NEAR NOGALES   Two Americans Die A: Result of Mexicans’  Attack

TWO MORE DEAL IN THE RUBY RAIL   MEXICANS TAKE MORE TOLL OF AMERICAN LIPE.. TWO BUSI-  NESS PARTNERS ARE THE VIOTIMS ©

MEXICAN BANDITS: ELUDE POSSEMEN   J. A. Fraser, Wounded During Friday's Raid, Died Early Monday Morning.

FUEL BILL FAVORED   ‘Interstate Commission for Sea: sonal Coal Rates.   Commissioner Clark Tells Senate Body Plan Would Stimulate Prosuction and Shipment.

FAVOR. SEAOUNAL   Interstate Commerce Commission Member Says That There Would Be An Over Supply of Coal if  Could ‘be Transported

LC. CIN FAVOR OF SEASONAL COAL RATI   Corimissioner’ Clark Tells Sen nate Commitice,That Pla Would Help the Public.

FOR SEASONAL RATES   COMMISSIONER CLARK BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.   Says Interstate Commission Favors Unanimously the Frelinghuysen Coal Rate Measure.

(ONE SOLDIER KILLED AND  3 DANGEROUSLY. WOUNDED BY IRISH BOMBS IN CORK

CORK SCENE CF NEW QUTRAGES   Military Lorry Attacked with Bombs and . Soldier Killed.   THREE OTHERS _ BADLY WOUNDED

SAYS SOLDIERS’ BODIES WENT ASTRAY IN MOVIN(   Gen, O'Ryan Predicts Confusion if American Dead Ave Browght  From, Irance,

PITCHER MAYSIS  TO BE DEFENDED BY YANKEE CLUB   New York ‘Hurler Whose Fast Ball Killed Ray Chapman Explains  SHOULD HAVE DODGED  Past Record of Pitcher is Held Against Him By   rn

RAY CHAPMAN'S BODY AT HOME   Cleveland Fans Pay Tribute  of Respect to Memory of Player.

TELINOTS         HE BEATE -WHE VOTE ox IDENTLAL CANDIDATES .  BOMGRROW                 LOWDEN MEN ARE NOP URE OF CHICAGO AND COOK

BURNS FIERCELY IN TLLINOIS TODAY   LOWDEN AND WOOD IN DEATH GRIPS FOR CONTROL OF ILLINOIS G. O, 0, DELEGATION   BOTH MEN ARE CONFIDENT   Candidates Sure They Will Receive Voters’ Endorsement— Chicago Vote is Mystery lo Political Dope- ;  ters

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT MAS, CLARK 15 KILLED   Going to Cemetery to Attend Burial of Daughter, Auto Crashes Into Another.

DEADLOCK KEEPS UP ON MINERS’ Dispur      Subcommitiee of Joint Seal Committee Unable to Came t a Satisfactory Agreement.

DURTKE SITUATION I) IMPROVED, RAIL OFFICIALS DEGLAR   Pennsylvania Line Issues Ultimatum to Trainmen, Who Say 4,000 Are Out on Three Systems.

ELM FG NANVES OFFICERS   Old Directors. Re-Elect. ed With One Exceéppies et A Sd TD peed gs

SELMA C. DFE. NANIES -(IFFIGERS   Old Directors --Re-Elécted. With One Excep-

M’°ADOO SAYS HE HAS DONE ALL THAT HE CAN   Denies Ill Health Caused Him to Decline to Make Presidential Race.

McAdoo Can’t Restrain Friends From Offering Name to Conventio   Brands Report of Health a Cause to Be False—Jenkins to Present Name.

WIDOW SAILS FOR NEW YORK   Mrs. Terence MacSwiney Left for the United States Today.

REGEIVER 5 ASKED FOR DENVER TRAMWAY SYSTES    Westinghouse - Electric Com  pany Files Application in  Federal:-Court

Hold-Up Men On Motorcycle Rut Rampant in Vicinity of Granger Last Night.

FARMER KILLED BY 2 BANDITS   Police Believe Joe Stoner of Granger Was Victim of Robbers.

ROBBERS oOUT DOWN GRANGER TOE FARM   ‘Joe Stoner Killed Wher Tleein Bandits Fire at Him, After Robbing Another Parmer

ANRANZA GIVES PERMGOlON FOR DRILLING WELLS   femporary Concession Is Made to American Oi] Men Who Own Property in Mexico; Requested by U.S.

MEXICAN OIL WELLS   CLOSED SINCE NOVEMBER, ARE FREED BY CARANZA   KEEP STRING ON GRANT   Government Insists That Future Legislation Is Not To He Affected

ee  CARRANZA PEBMIT GIVEN OIL MEK   American Petroleum Compan. ies Allowed to Resume Drillmg of Oil Wells.

AMATI INGIDENT ENACTED WHEN JUDGE GALLED 10 TRIA   Chief Justice Of Municipal Court Of Cleveland Enters Plea Of Not Guilty Te Second Degree ‘Murder Charge.

LOFT THIEVES GET BUSY IN NEW YORK   Their Loot Already Runs Int Millions—Two Robberies Reported Today.

BRAND WILSON STORY AS A LIE      Report That King George Had Calted Him Autocrat Without Foundation.   WHOLE THING IS DENIED   Charge Said To Have Been Made By Political Enemic: Of Present Jap Cabinet

BOGE DIDNT TATTLE ABOUT WIESHN. SLAIN   Report That england’s King Made S'ighting Remarks About President Is Flatly Denied By Japan .

SOREIGN OFFICE IN JAPAN DENIES DIET PROROGUED   Report Says Discussion of “Diplomatic Blunder” Was Not Prevented—-Remarks of King Quoted.

JAPANESE DENY REPORTS   Say Reported Flaying of Wil. son by King was Never Mentioned.

JAPANESE DENY SCANDAL STORY REGARDING KING   Japanese Newspapers Printed! Diplomatic Blunder Said to Have Implicated Wilson   SPICY CONVERSATION IS ATTRIBUTED TO ROYALTY   Mikado’s Ambassador Sends Prompt Denial Upon Hearing of News From Orient

OLAM BY GEORGE UN Pico, WILODN 5 SILLY CANARD   KING DIDN’T SAY;  THINGS. ‘   JAPAN DENIES STORY OP ALLEGED CRITICISMS OF MR. WILSON.

LENINE SAYS TRIUMPH BIG   Deciares Victory Over Wrange! Most  Gigantic, but Reds Not Through Var

LENINE SAYS TRIUMPH Rig   Declares Victory Over Wranget M Gigantic, but Reds Net weak = Ye.

TRIUMPH BIG SAYS LENINE    Vietory of Wrangel Gigantic, but Reds Are Not Through,

LYNCH GANG CURSES MAYOR HELD IN JAIL   THOUSAND STORMS CALABOOSE AND THREATENS TO STRING UP TOWN’S EXECUTIVE

MOB ATTACKS NOGALES JAIL, CURSING MAYOR   Feeling Runs High in Mexican Border Town) Againgt Official Oharged with. Gonniving with American

U.S. Marines Help Beat Off Outlaw   Two Yanks Wounded, More Than Half of Bandit Force Killed, Wounded or Captured.

Leena nenen? . Saeed  U. S. MARINES HELP  IN REPULSING BAND OF HAITIEN BANDITS

MARINES QUELL HAITAINS   imericans Give Idindits Warm Re ception at Negro Republic's Capital,

MARINES IN A BATTLE   THIS TIME THEY HELP BEAT OFF 30) HAITIAN BANDITS, .   Two of the Marine Were Wounded But More Than Half the Rardits Were hitled or Wounded.

U. S. MARINES REPEL AN ATTACK OF BANDIT:   Engagement Takes Place at Port a Prince. Waiti-—Casuallies Were Larre.

Marines Help Repel Attack in Hayt   Bandits Attack Port An Prince and More Thon Haif the 309 Bandits Wero Killed.

_ (Continued on Page F ntinued Page Fi  WVRIES RE REPEL ~ BANDIT ATTACK   Beat Off Assault o: of 300 Haitiay Revolutionists with Two Casualties

United States Marines and Haitien Gendarmerie Unite In Ree — pelling Onslaught.

UNITED STATES MARINES DEFEAT HAITIEN BANDITS   Aided By Haitien Guards Ma rines Kill, Wound or Cap: ture 150.  Bandits Attacked Port Au Prince   Bandits Attacked Port Au Prince Capital of Haiti.

; APITAL oF       THREE HUNDRED IN APPACKING PARTY — MANY KILLED, AND WOUNDED ~  j}  Occupy Odessa, but Meet With Repulses in Movemenis Against

BANDITS ARE REPELLED BY U. S. MARINES   300 Attacked Port au Prince, Capital of Haiti, and Half Are Wiped Out or Captured By Defenders.

-BANDITS SLAUGHTERED   Half of 30h Attacking Part aw Prince Kllled and Wounded,  ee ee

UNITED STATES MARINES DEFEAT HAITIEN BANDITS   Aided By Haitien Guards Ma. rines Kill, Wound or Cap. ture 150.   Bandits Attacked Port Au Prince Capital of Haiti.

MARINES 5S REPEL 300 BANDITS IN ATTACK   CAPITAL OF HAIT! IS THREAT ENED BY OUTLAWS WHO ARE DRIVEN FROM CITY

STAGES A FAKE BANK ROBBERY   Ringold Was Short 830,000 in His Account; Later Confesses to the Police.

NO CAR SERVE BLIZZARD RAGES   Make Shift-Busses in Toledo Scurry To Shelter At Approach of Storm   COUNCIL MEETS TO-NIGHT      Effort Will Be Made Tx Ratify Agreement Giving An Tnereased Fare.

BAD BLIZZARD IN TOLEDO.   City Like Deserted Village Witt Storm and No Street Car Service.  ;

INFLUENZA APPEARS IN CHICAGO AGAIN   Eighty Cases Reported at th Great Lakes aval Training  ‘ Station.

BROOKLYN GUNMAN KILLED   Was Shot Dead While Asleep in Bed With His Wife.

What Impressed °  Most On the Ths   Sixth Anniversary of the Battle of thy “Marne Celebrated Recéently— Sone Impressions.

CLOSING OUT AED TROOPS   GENERAL WRANGEL IS GAININ NEW SUCCESSES IN THE CRIMEA AND DON REGION   MANY PRISONERS TAKEN   More Than One Thousand Prisoners Were Taken in Clearing Out the North Bank of the Dneiper River. —Much War Booty Captured,

WRANGEL GAINS NEW SUCCESSES   ANTI-BOLSHEVIST COMMANDER ES SOUTHERN RUSSIA BESTS RED FORCES

FURNACE GO KILLD FIVE (NONE FAMIL'   Entire Family fs Wiped Out or First Night in Their New Home.

) KILLED BY GAS IN MONROE   Whole Family Found Asphyxiated; Two Children Die

$25,000 IN BONUSES PAID AT ZION CIT\   Many Who Are Stockholder: Get 7 Per Gent on Money,

Guns Are Being Directed Against the Barracks, the Palace and Similar Buildings; 30 Loyal Troops Reported Killed and About 100 Wounded; Poet Leader Hurt.

Fire Directed Against Barracks, Palace and Similar Buildings.      NAVY IS ACTING   IWAV IT 25S AULIUNG  en cata ee  Big Guns Boom About Doomed Town—Poet Is Wounded.

Fierce Fighting Reported Between Regulars. and Legionaires; Casualties Heavy, Says Dispatch; Gardens Are Transformed Into  Machine Gun Nests: One City Capitulates   ) ANNUNZIO SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

FAVOR MONARCHY IN HUNGARY   Indications Are That National Assembly Will So Declare.

MONARCHY CONSIDERED — CERTAIN: FOR HUNGARY   Vienna Newspapers Predict Declaration for Royal Regime from Nation. ai Assembly

UKRAINIA AND POLAND REACH UNDERSTANDING   Negotiations at Warsaw Lead to Agree ment: on fatisfaction of Oppos-

ECONOMIC STATUS OF U. S. SOLVED BY CHICAGO HOBC   Back-to-the-Farm Move. ment the Thing, Says  $7 a Day “Floater”

Revolutionists of Bolivia Seize Government   President Jose G. Guerra and His Cabinet Members Are Made Prisoners

RICHEST REPORTER 1S MARRIED TODA)   Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Takes  Miss Rachael Littleton for

BIGGEST WEDDING: IN NEW YORK SEASOA   Young Vanderbilt, Newspaper Re porter, Marries Sister of Mar   tin Littleton,

Richest ‘Cub’ in World toMarry mGothamToday   Cornelius Vanderbilt, ‘Jr. Weds Miss Rachel Middle ton: Bride to Receive $1,. 000,000 Gifts.

VANDERBILT HEIR ° TO WED TODA}   Cornelius Vanderbilr, dv. ait Mactin  Tiructon's Sister Were Married     This Afternoon.

PROTEST A WAGE REDUCTION   Chicago Vostoffice Employes Want  Wartime Honus to Continue.

GOV. COX AGAIN SLAPS HARDING   COX REVIEWING 14912 CONTEST, REFERS TO OPPONENT AS “REACTIOMNARY.”

HARDING OHIO  RECORD DUG UP BY CANDIDATE   Cox Charges He Was  Opposed To New Constitution Of  The State.

“HARDING OPPOSES PROGRESS”’--COX   Democratic Nomimee Points To Time When New Ohio Constitution Was Hit.

CALLS HARDING REACTIONARY   Cox Tells Ohio Democrats That He Stands for Progress—Appeals to Records

GOVERNOR COX STARTS BALL ROLLING IN THE CONTEST IN nIS OWN STATE AT CONVENTION

COX AGAIN SEIZES CHANCE TQ JAB AT HARDING'S REGORE   Calls His Republican Opponent “Reactionary” in Speech to Ohio Democrats.   COMPARES OHIO HISTORY WITH PRESENT CAMPAIGN   Democratic Candidate Asserts Performance, Not Words, Is What Counts Now.

HARDING RECORD SCORED BY COX   Points to Opponents Stand Against Ohio Constitution In Convention Speech  Governor Declares His Opponent. Still Reactionary In Public Affairs.

PAX REITERATED THAT HARDING fa A REACTIONARY®   Governor Reviews Contest With Senator Over The Ohio Constitution

CALLS HARDING A REACTIONARY   Gov. Cox Continues to Ham mer His Republican Opponent in Speech.

COX BARRAGEFOR STATE OF OHIO,   HIS ADDRESS BEFORE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION DEFINES THE ISSUE. -

IT’S A CONTEST BETWEEN PROGRESS.AND REACTION, _ AVERS COX OF CAMPAIGN

HARDING EVER AN ANTI-COA   . O. P. NOMINEE CITED AS REACTIONARY IN OWN STATE’S AFFAIRS

WOK GLASSES HARDING AN  AEAUTIONAR PITER CTO   Refers to Contest When Harding Fought Ohio  Constitution   MISTOOK SPIRIT OF WHOLE MOVEMENT   Issue Now Still Between Progress and Reaction, Says Governor

FOUR BODIES ARE FOUND IN WRECK   Several Persons Missing and ~ Scores Inivred on Grand  — Trunk,

+ FOR GALVESTON       Troop - Movement Post: poned on Account of _Freight Moving

MUNCIE STUDENT WINNER IN DISCUSSION CONTES!1   Sheridan Youth Takes Second Place and Shortridge Boy Third in Bloomington Contest.

30,000 PRISONERS “LOST”      Roumania Wants to Know What Germany Has Done With Them— investigation Started.

40,000 CAPTIVES INGE AMANY SONE ROU MANIA STOR   Investigation Being Made o1 Demand That Comes from Bucharest Officials.

OKLAHOMANS HANG SLAYEF   Tom Owens, Confessed Murderer of' Homer Nida, Taken From Jail and Lynched.

PUBLIC OPERATION OF ROADS FAILS   ‘National Association Committee Declares Private Ownership Only Baivy Plan.

i  COMMITTEE REPORT IS MADE TC  ASSOCIATION MEETING   AT WASHINGTON

WHEREVER IT IS TRIED, iT IS FLIVVER— PRIVATE RULE ONLY HONEST WAY.

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF RAILS FAILURE   Such Supervision ‘‘Should Ns Longer Be Considered as an Open Question,’ Commissioners Say

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP GALLED. SAILURE   Private Ownership With-Regulation Said to Be Only Honest Operation.

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF ROADS FAILURE   REPORT TO RAILWAY AND UTILITY COMMISSIONERS SAYS MOVEMENT IS DEAD.

‘NO MORE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP   Railroad Men Claim Its Fallaey Bisa Been Preven.

RAILROAD CONTROL DECLARED FAILURE   UTILITIES COMMISSION — OP. POSE PUBLIC OPERATION OF ANY KIND

PUBLIC OPERATION OF “PAILAOADS FAILURE. 1S ~~” COMMITTEE'S OPINION   Declare It Shduld No Longer Be Considered ‘By Intelligent Invesheators As Open Question.

Arms of Baby Coughlin’s Mother Still Empty, as “Cran hs” Promise Fails

KIDNAPER’S APPEAL TO HIS ACQOMPLICES TO SURRENDER BABE BRINGS NO RESPONSE

CRANK UNABLE 1) FIND BABE   WOMAN IN CASE REFUSES TC YIELD CHILD, SAYS MAN

ALLEGED ABDUCTOR MAKES CONFESSION   lialian Held as Kidnapper it} Coughlin Baby, Tells Stary, Say Police   NO RESPONSE TO APPEAL   Although Twenty-four Hours Pass, Accomplices Fail to Return Child

COMMISSIONER 10 §  XPLAIN   The Inter-State Commerce Is To In vestigate Action of lowa Officals,

COMMERCE BOARD TO PROBE IOWA RATE   Refusal Of State To Increase Intrastate Schedule To Be Investigated.

PROBE REFUSAL TO BOOST      Federal Investigation Ordered of Ac tion on Fares of lowa State Board.

UNIVERSAL TRAINING MAY  NOT BE PROVIDED FOR IN THE HOUSE ARMY MEASURE

MAY DROP TRAINING PROVISION FROM BILL   Universal Plan May Be Tossed Int Discard Before Army Measure Is Passed.

6. 0. P. House Leaders May Omit From Army Reorganization Bill Universal Military Training Item

T0 OMIT TRAINING CLAUSE FROM NEW MILITARY BIL!   ‘Chances Now Are That Republicans Will Not Include Training in Army Re-Organization.

UNIVERSAL TRAINING. MAY BE ABANDONEL   PLAN ADOPTED BY REPUBLICANS FOR CONSIDERATION OF ARMY BILL. :   NO DECISION 1S REAGHED    Measure Provides for Maximum Force of 250,000 Men and 17, 700 Offi- cers in Peace Time.

MAY GUT TRAINING CLAUSE FROM BILI   PLAN OF G. O. P. CALLS FOR RECONSIDERATION OF THE ARMY MEASURE,

HOUSE MAY. DEFEAT UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Intimation That May Be Omitted Front Reorganize.._ tion Bill: Are Heard

MAY OMIT UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING   Provision Way Not Appear in ~ Army Reorganization Bill,

HOUSE MAY OMIT MILITARY {RAINING IN NEW ADMIT BLL   Omission Under Consideration by Republieans  TAKE ACTION  Cun ed a hie & wo oye ee PA

ARMY BILL MAY DODGE ISSUE ON TRAINING PLAN   LEADER SILENT. BUT OPINION 13  UNIVERSAL TRAINING CLAUSE TO BE DROPPED

UNIVERSAL ARMY TOBE DITGHER   Compulsory Training Claus Will Be Left Out of Bill, Belief.

HOUSE ARMY BILL MAY NOT INCLUDE TRAINING PLANS   Efforts Making to Prevent Committee Decision Appearing in the Reorganization Measure.   SEEK TO HANDLE AS A SEPARATE MATTER

b0.P. LEADERS GIVE TRAINING THE SIDE STEF   APPEARS THEY WILL FOLLOW MONDELL'S ADVICE TO OMIT FROM BILL   Say It Is Doubtful Measure Containing the Provision Could Pass At Presert

NEIGHBOR TOWNS -ALLORGANIZETO GRAB ADVANTAGES   VINCENNES, SEYMOUR, BLOOMINGTON, LINTON PLANNING TO LAND XEW LNDUSTRIES,   “POCKET” BELIEVED TO HAVE BIG OPPORTUNITY   Shortage of Houses In Nearly All Communities Js the Biggest Stumbling Block.

OW; CONCESSIONS INTEREST,   Representatives of Some Companies Nov in Veswsuncia

INTEREST EVIDENGED 1K VENEZUELAN PETROLEUM   MANY LARGE AMERICAN ANI BRITISH COMPANTES ARI SEEKING CONCESSIONS — GOV ERNMENT WOULD CANCE! COR WWAIN tracnre

WOULD REVIVE WAR FINANCE   Grouna Says Bil Blocked by G. 0, P. Will be Brought up Again Thursday.

FORMER HARRISON COUNTY CITIZEN DIES AT SOLDIERS’ HOME AT ALARIOQN

581 VILLA FOL!.OWERS DEMOBILIZED MONDA\   Leader is On Way To Take Charge of His Farm.

QUICK ACTION UN BILL PENDING !N CONGRESS URGED   Attorney General Wants Legislation Immediately to Enable Him to Prosecute Enemies of Our Government.

PALMER GALLS OR ACTION UN FEDERAL BILL   Urge Congress to Speed Passage of Measure to  Deal with Seditious  American Citizens.  LEGAL BATTLE ON

PALMER PLEADO FOR BILL TO GET CITIZEN ENEMIES OF THE NATION   FEDERAL LAW NEEDED TO DEAL WITH REDS, HE DECLARES.   WOULD TRY CITIZENS WHO PLOT OVERTHROW OF THE NATION, IN FEDERAL RATHER THAN IN STATE COURTS, BUT LAW DOES NOT PROVIDE IT.

PALMER FINDS HANDS TIED.   treent Need of a Law te Fight the  Parlor Holshevists,

WOULD CURB ‘PARLOR’ RED.   PALMER ASKS LAWS TO DEAL WITH = DISLOYAL NATIVE. BORN.   Says ‘Country Demands Mensure That Will Provide Adequate Punishment ‘for Americana Who Woald  . Overthrow Government,

ONE CITY. OFFICIAL TAKEN      Country’s Attitude: Toward This Menace Leaves No Doubt That Legislation Should Be Enacted, Says Palmer.      WOULD PROVIDE HEAVY FIN}

UNABLE T@ PROSECUTE: PARLOR ‘BOLSHEVIKS WHO GO FREE —APPLEALS TO CONGRESS

PALMER WOULD. “TREAT EM ROUGH   ASKS LAW TO HANDLE PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS   ‘Wishes ‘Federal Law To Reach   -Agitators Who Are U. S. —  Citizens. —

PLANS TO CHECK UPPARLOR REDS   Mr. Palmer Asks Congress for Prompt Action.   UPON BILL SUBMITTED   Long Haired Men and Short  Haired Women who Encour age Agitators and Promote  Sedition as Pastime May be Brought within Reach of Law—His Statement.

PALMER AaK MEASUREWIT TEETHINIT   Lacks Power to Prosecute Parlor Bolshevists.

WOULD PUNISH AMERICAN REDS   Attorney General Palmer Seeks Action on His Bill.

PALMER ASKS LAW TO AID PUNISHMENT OF RADICAL!   Now Compelled to Turn Sedition Cases Over to the States, He Says.

-——_  SENSATIONAL TURN WN INVESTIGATION   SENVEOR REED OF MESSOURT CON CERNED IN TETIMONY BEPORE COMMITTEE

‘A SENSATION IS PREDICTED IN THE ST. LOUIS QUIZZ   EXACT NATURE OF CHARGES NOT VET REVEALED, BUT. COMMITTEE PREPARED FOR LENGTHY SULTING.

REPUBLICANS GAIN SENATE MAJORITY   Elect Their Candidates in Most of the States Considered Doubtful.   WATSON WINS IN INDIANA   McKinley Elected in Illinois and Lenroot in Wiscensin — Democratic Senators From California and Nevada Are Unseated.

ARROING TO-AAVE. G0. P. SENMTE   Republicans ‘Elect Candidates in Most of States.   INDIANA GOES .FOR WATSON   fllinois Voters Elect McKinley and Lenroot Carries Wisconsin—Democratic Senators From California and Nevada Are Defeated.

ARDING TO HAVE BO. POONA ESS   Cemp.cx.on of Congress.   Republicans Elect Candidates in fost Doubtful Siates.   M’KINLEY WINS IN ILLINOIS   Watson Carries Indiana and Lenroot Is Elected in Wisconsin—Democratic Senators From Califernia and Nevada Are Defeated,

REPUBLICANS CAIN SENATE MAJORITY   Elect Their Candidates in Most of the States.Considered Doubtful. .   WATSON WINS IN INDIANA

PIONEER COLLEGE   Was Hanover in Many Movements Now Country Wide.

EN, ALN ANTS TIDUATA DANIPAL   /Father of Industrial’. Court” Says Public Must Be Assured Protection. °°’.   FREE MAN’S RIGHT TO QUIT: WORK ‘DEFENDED      Samuel Gompers Debate: ~ Question With Governor Before Large Crowd, 

Eaben Can quit. ‘Wore WHE? a AT WANTS Tas A ¥S PRES, ar eal,         ALLEN "SAYS PARTIES wust PLEBGE AGAINST WRONG AND TERROR OF BE  wer acne

This Great Point Was the Keynote in Gov. Allen’s Speech During the Debate With President Gompers  Tact Roaring

GOVERNOR ALLEN WARNS AGAINST PLANK ON LABOF   Debate Is Held in New York Between Gompers and Governor

THIS COUNTR             Gov. Henry J. Allen, of Kansas, anc uel Gompers, Labor Leader, D: Question In Carn egie Hall, Ne  Lact Fvenine —

ALLEN DECLARES AGAINST RADICAL LABOR PLANK   In His Debate With Samuel siomper in Carnegie Hall Friday Night

GOV. ALLEN AND. GOMPERG DEBATE   KANSAS EXECUTIVE HITS Aj RADICAL LEADERS,   , * One Question Remalned Unanswered,  But Mr, Gompers Said He Would  Da So Later—Stave va,  Fren Man,

GOMPERS DEFENDS RIGHT OF LABOR TO GO ON-STREKE   TION AND KANSAS GOVER-(3: NOR DEBATE PROBLEM IN NEW YORK. 4  PRESIDENT OF LABOR see   PUBLIC RIGHTS IGNOREL   Labor Leader Declines to Tell Where Public Stands When Strike Is Called — Allen Warns Against Listening to Radicals.

TROUBLE AHEAD ON LABOR ISSUE   Geverner Alen Frank in (ppisicho te the Tactics of Gompers Amd (thers

GOVERNMENT TAKES A HAND IN MEATS:   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ADVOCATES PURCHASE OF CHEAPER CUTS   Not Content With Equally Nutritious But Cheaper Meats, Asserts Government Department.

NEWSPAPER SOLE JUDGE OF NEWS   COURT SO DECIDES IN DISMISS. ING = $100,000 SUIT AGAINST CHICAGO TRIBUNE

NEWSPAPER SOLE JUDGE OF MATERIAL AS NEWS      Court... 80 Devidex in’ “Disnrissing 8100,000 Suit Against Chicayo Tribune,

PRESS 13 OOLE JUDGE OF WHAT GONSTITUTES NEWS   DECISION IN BIG SUIT IN CHICAGO SAYS NEWSPAPER CANNOT BE MADE TO GIVE THE FACTS IT WOULD IGNORE

NEW ‘BLUE SKY’ LEGISLATION   Bill Framed in the House to Bar “‘iideat Stocks From the Maits,

TEN THOUSAND VETERANS.      Will March in Annual Parade a Grand Army Encampment. at Indianapolis.

CIVIL WAR HOSTS DWINDLE   Ten VThousand Expecied te Take Part in Today's Anneal Parade wf t:. 4&4. FR.

TEN THOUSAND VETERANS QECIVIL WAR TO PARADE   Tentative Plans For Consolidatio  Are Adopted.

10.000 VETERANS. TO PARADE TODAY   Committees Discuss Federation of G. A. R., Spanish Vets and American Legion   PLANS ARE TENTATIVE   Minneapolis, St. Louis and Colorado Springs After Next Encampment

HOSTS OF '61 TO. PARADE TODAY. About 10,000 G. A. Rr. Veterans Ex Pe a Me er ° Se cere gure gigas

EDITS NEW BOOK   Prof. M. G. Fulton Publishes Text on “Roosevelt’s Writings.”

IBROTHERHOOD CHIEFS MEET   Leaders of Railroad Workers Unions Discuss Wage Award

R. R. BROTHERHOODS ARE IN CONFERENCE   “Big Four” Discuss Various Phases of the Labor Award. —Special Attention Paid to Expenses of Men on Road.

RAILROAD MEN CONFER   Brotherhood Executives Discuss Latar Raard Awarrn,

RAILMEN’S HEADS CONSIDER AWARD - OF LABOR BOARD   Meet in Cleveland, to Take Up"Away * From. -Home”

Herbert Hoover Is Chosen Chairman and Franklin,  Tane Teoacirer :

UNLY PROMPT AND UNITED ACTION GAN AVERT A TRAGENY   Council Formed to Coordinate Child Relief in Eastern and Central Europe.   THREE AND HALF MILLIONS STARVING AND DISEASED   Herbert Hoover is Chosen a: Chairman of Bodies Com. prising Eight of Largest Re. lief Organizations in the United States.

‘EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL IS FORMED   ‘Herbert Hoover Heads Move ment to Co-ordinate Child Relief in All Europe.

EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL FORMEL   Purpose Is To Care For Million Of Starving And Diseased Children.

POLES FORCED TO RETREAT, IS CLAIM OF REDS   Fighting Still In Pro. gress in Kiev Region, Report.

SOVIET SUCCESSES IN KIEV FIGHTING CLAIM OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS   Battle Line Drawn Fourteen Miles East of That City.

SOVIET CLAIMS SUCCESSES   Moscow Dispatch Declares Poles Forced Back on Northern Front

——— ee ine SS BOLSHEVIKI CLAIM  SUCCESSES “ss Py ease  -—. —.-. A anmesl

STREET CAR WRECK TAKES HEAVY TOL   FIVE ARE DEAD AND 28 IN JURED, 3 OF THEM FATALLY, IN KANSAS CITY.

BEGS HARDING ~ TO LEAVE PORC   SENATOR FINALLY CONSENTS Tf VISIT THE STATE FAIR IN MINNESOTA —

HARDING GUEST (IF MINNEAPOLIS   Candidate Will Speak First Week of September at Minnesota State Fair.

SEN, HARDING WILL SPEAK AT MINNEAPOLIS   This Will be at the Minneapolis State Fair, Johnson to Take The ~ Stump

et 10 _ HEAR HARDING   Republican Presidential Nominee Will Make First Outside Speech at Minneapolis.   LEADERS: MAKE - PLANS

TO BREAK AWAY FROM PORC   Senator Harding :Will Speak at the Minnesota State Fair Early in September.

HARDING ‘TO OPEN FARMER CAMPAIGN   [By.. Raymond Clapper,. United, Press Staff Correspondent.]-

FIRST TRIPLETS, NEXT TWINS, THEN A SIXTH   Eventful Day in life o Bunk Jones’ Family

CTMENT. AFLAROR LEADEF   Complaint Alleges Extortion it Addition to Graft Colleclion ‘in Originial

EXTORTION      Two - Indictments Returned Against Alleged Head of “Building Trust.”?   PLEADS NOT GUILTY; OUT ON $100,000 BAIL   Witnesses Continue © Testi mony of Payments to Labor Leader for Protection

TESTIMONY THAT IMMENSE GRAFT PAYMENTS MADE   President Brindell of Building Trades Council Indicted Again.

INDICTMENT AGAINST BRINDELL STRENGTHENED   Grand Jury Also Adds An. other—-Granted Liberty on $100,000 Bail.

NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST BRINDELL   New York Labor Leader Furnishe ‘Bail And Obtains  Freedom.

LABOR LEADER IS NOW CHARGED WITH “EXTORTION” BY CONTRACTORS HE HELPED.

PRINDELL IN TIGHT CORNER       New York Factor in Building Trust  Graft Faces New Charge of Eewtartian _

NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST BRINDEL   j  GRAND JURY WORKS WHILE COMMITTEE HEARS OF OTHER GRAFT PAYMENTS.

WIERD, MORBID WRITINGS STIR SOCIAL WORLI   ‘America’s: Prettiest Woman”’ talks Riddles in Her Poetry.

NEWS OF HER DECREE CAUSES ~— SOGIETY STIR   Strange Meliigcholy Writings Give Leaders New Interest in Life

FOR RECOVERY STOLEN BONDS  Lrokers Ship $200,000 In Securities—Lost in Mail.

BARES NEW RED PLEA   Document Aopeals to the Railway Shopmen Directly.   ‘ Department of Justice Makes Public New Evidence Linking . W. W. With Strike.

NEW RED PLEA BARED   LATEST DOCUMENT APPEALS TO THE RAILWAY SHOPMEN,   Further Evidence Linking . W. W With Strike Made Public by De. partment of Justice.

PALMER MAKES PUBLIC SOME I. W. W. PAPERS   Agitators Appeal to Workers to » Throw. Down ‘Leaders « and . Seize “Present Opportunity”

NEW RED PLEA BARED   LATEST DOCUMENT APPEALS TO THE RAILWAY SHOPMEN,   Further Evidence Linking . W. W. With Strike Made Public by De-

EN, MPCORMICK THA TOROTOCENEVA 2   ‘“Macun, Ga., Woman Will Undertake To Serve Spread For Ten Cents

CORNING FREE DELIVERY      Postofiice Inspector Is Expected te Recommend It.

REPUBLICANS IN INDIANA ATTEND  HIM  STATE MEETING    Senator James E. Watson Opens i First Day of Convention 7 ii lianapulis

FEMININE SWAY Ih POLITICS GROWS   Will Take Stump. rf Support o Presidential Candidates   WOMEN SPEAKERS VALUABLE   Wood and Lewden Camps Institute Section for New Voters

THOUSANDS OF WOMEN 1G EATER CAMPAICN   {Will Take Biump On Behalf of Various Presidential Candidates  in Coming Election,

Spams INTO THE CAMPAIGN   Meong Than 100, 000° Speakers "Wil Work for Candidates. 

WOMEN TO-TAKE.  "STUMP: IN CAMPAIGN       Planning Active Support; of! Theit Favorites in Presidential  Campaign.

HOMEN TO HAVE PART IN FIGHT   Hundred Thousand of Fai Sex Prepare to Take Stump for Party Candidates.   BUSY IN BOTH PARTIES

100,000 WOMEN TO STUMP U. S. DURING THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN   Democrats and Republicans Both Forming Speakers Divisions; Prominent Suffragists Will Be Among the Organization

100,000 WOMEN.10. GO OUT ON STUME   Presidential Candidatés Quickly Realize Their Value as  Speakers in Campaien

WOMEN TO TAKE PART  IN CAMPAIGN        . RED THOUSAND WOME? LL WALKS OF LIFE To fRTAKE THE STUMP         LEADERS IN ROTH POLITICAT PARTEES LOOK FOR WELT EROM. THE WOWES

RAILRDADS: ARE UNABLE 70 HANDLE PRODUCTION NOW   ‘Large fnereases in Freight Carrying : Is Only Hope of Avoiding Gne of Worst Financial Panies in History.

RAILROADS ARE BLING STARVED CLAIMS EDITOR   Increases in Freight Capacity Declared Imperative. Capital is Lacking

MORE FREIGHT _ CARRIERS GREAT NEED OF TIMES   Rail Expert Today Calls Attention to Grave Crisis   Industries ‘Already Suffering All Over the United ' States

IMMEDIATE INCREASES OF THE _ FREIGHT CARRYING CAPAC] - OF RAILROADS TO PREVENT

Immediate Increase in Railroad Facilitie:   Is Necessary to Escape a Panic it This Country Said the Editor of the Railroad Ace

NEED MORE FREIGHTS TO AVERT A PANIC   RAILWAY AGK EnITOR ‘SAYS RAIL SITUATION SEROUS,   Freight ‘Treaffie lins Advanced 45 Per Cent While Facilities for (arrying increased Only  Teo Per Cent.

JOACHIMDIES —      STRENUOUS'- -EFFORTS: MADE: TC -: SUPPRESS JRACTS ‘ABOUT, E SUICIDE OF PRINCE

Appeared in Restaurant Drunk And “Broke” Shortly Before Firing Fatal Shot.

Hot ol NGI  WrafD5  i  1 WHI mn   Red Proclamation Admits Russia's Economic Life 4s Paralyzed   NEW LABOR FRONT  HAS BEEN FORMED   BY HERBERT QD DUCKWORTH

VERBAL WHIP KEEPS REDS IN LINE, REPORT   Duckworth Sees Note of Despair in Proclamation.

Lenin Utilizing Every Possible Means to Preven Outbreak By Hungry, Unhappy People, Says Correspondent Who Saw Real Russia  i of 1920   BY J. HERBERT DUCEWORTH

HOW CANARIES ARE TRAINED   French Expert Explains His Method of Teaching the Birds to-Pre. duce Sweet Notes.

LOWOEN SENTIMENT STRONG IN ARKANSAS   NEGRO DELEGATES DENIED ARE SEATS IN STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,

WAGE FOR NATION 15 5) OO   THERE, ARE 26,000 PERSONS 1 CNITED STATES RATED AS MILETONATRIES

103,000,000 LIVE ON LESS THAN $2,000   REMAINING TWO MILLIONS PAY BELK OF 3% BELLION GACUaEME TAY      OVER 90,000 MILLIONAIRES EN ELS HAVING INCOMES OF : S000 OL MORE

AVERAGE SALARY IS $2,000 YEAR   Near Five and Half Billion Income Tax Paid by Two Million Persons.

SUGGS SUS GUTS NEE NENTS NRA US HENS SHS NS NRHA GES OUR NASH ENE ENS ee eee:  103,000,000 Persons Have Incomes of $2,000 or Less

POLL TAX LAW HELD BINDING   According to Opinion ° Attorney General Giv-en Out Today

POLE TAX LAW fo VAUD olla STATE ATTORNE'   EXCEPTION MADE AS TO HARKES COUNTY BECAUSE: OF RULING OF COERT.

TO KILL FRENCH CAPTIVES   Officers Taken by the Reds on Warsaw Front Will Be Shot, Says Disnatch,

MAY KILL FRENCH CAPTIVES   Moscow Dispatch Says Officers Take hy Rede Will Be Shot.

SPEAKER   WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL SELECTION   Steubenville Owes Thanks  _ to Almighty God—Noon ‘Day Luncheeons Inter: estine.

BEETHAM LEADS FOR SPEAKER   WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL SELECTION   Steubenville Owes Thanks to Almighty God—Noon . Day BUMEHEeOnG Inter: esting.

SIMPLE SERVICES FOR FALLEN HEROES   Marshall Petain and Ambassador Hugh Wallace to Speak at Suresnes   WILL UNVEIL STATUE

COMMERCE SCHOOL — ISSUES BULLETIK   Student Must Have Completec Two Full Years in College of Liberal Arts.   ADMIT SPECIAL STUDENTS   Three Degrees Will be Given to Candi dates Completing Prescribed Work --Combination Courses Offered.

a BATTLESHIPS AT CONSTANTINOPLE,   Squadron Most Imposing Ever Seen There.—Why?

BRITISH SHIPS PUZZLE TURKS   Arraval of Battle Squadron at Con stantineple Causes Much Comment —Force Is Imposing.

BUSY ON PLATFORM PLANKS.   Velenteer Convention Corpse Regina W hicthiac.

Peronal Liberty Will Form Slogan in Battle Against Bone-Dry Adherents   WASHINGTON WET PLANK FAVORS BEER AND WINE   Cummings Says it is Not Prohibition issue But Expression of Enforcement

Many Men of Many Minds Are ~ Taboring for . Party ~ Harmony,   PROHIBITION MAINTAINS _ IFIRST PLACE POSITION   Party Leaders Hope to Ge * This’ Issue: Out of the _>- Way Without Great o - Discussion, .

“Personal Liberty’ Plank On Prohibition Sought by Democratic Party Leader:   Compromise for Modification of Volstead Act for Removal of Ban on Beer and Light Wines Will Be Advocated at Convention—Standard Bearer to Support Principles, Senator Owen Declares.

WET AND DRY BATTLE LOOMS. alg IN FRISCG   MANY PLANS FOR! WET PLANKS   JUST HOW PAR TO GO I, ONLY QUESTION NOW. BOTHERING CHIEFS 

VOLUNTEER CORPS PREPARES PLANKS   Informal Democratic PreConvention Discussion Centers on Prohibition...   WOMEN’S BUREAU. OPENS   McAdoo Denies Report That He Retired Because of TH =Health

WILL BE WAGED ON CONVENTION FLOOR. BELIE   ‘ierce Battle Expected B Democrats Over the ‘Pra’ Question When It Comes to Framing the Platform.   DPINIONS DIFFER AS TO NATURE OF PLANK

SHAPING PLANKS FOR DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM   Bone Drys and Wets Getting Ready for Battle—Plan to Expedite Provram.

DEMOGHATS 10 INSERT EEA IN PLATEORW   Anti-Bone Dry Force: Gaining Strength at San Francisco.

ONLY ORY PLANK fo LIKELY 10 REACH CONVENTION FLOOR   Other Issues Can be Harmonized in Committee, Chairman Cummings Thinks.   VOLUNTEER PLATFORM BUILDERS GETTING BUSY   Specific Mention of Wine, Beer or Any Other Beverage by Name to be Omitted From Majority Report Which Will Favor Liberalization.

AOOURED QUESTION WILL MONOPOLIZE CENTER OF STAGE   WILL BE ONLY ISSUE CARRIED TO FLOOR OF CONVENTION SAYS CUMMINGS   eee  VARIOUS PROPOSALS MADE   Washington Plank Which Is Drawn Krom Personal Liberty Angle Is Taking Most Definite Shape.

HOPE WILGON WILL SUPPORT = WET” PLATFORM PLANK    Forces Close to Administration Have Drawn Plank  _ for Presentation.

DEMO LEADERS EXPECT FIGHT ON DRY PLANK   Cummings Predicts It Will (:o To Floor Of The  Convention.

DEMOCRATS CONFER REGARDING LIQUOR PLANK OF PLATORM   Chairman Cummings Says Wet and Dry Issue Will Monopolize Convention.   PARTY LEADERS CONFER TO REACH AGREEMENT   Wets Whittling Plank Which Does Not Mention Wine, Beer or Any Beverage.

PROHIBITION WILL BE FOUGHT OUT ON ~ CONVENTION FLOOR   Minority Report On Beer Plank Is Universally Expected   WILL AVOID SPECIFIC MEN. TION OF ANY BEVERAGES   Personal Liberty Argument WII! Iikely be Invoked as Reason lor Actiog in the Matter

PRESIDES §N YOIK.      Judge McPherson Issues Snjunetion Restraining Striking Moulders.

PRESIDES IN YORK   Judge MePherson Issues Injunction Restraining Striking Moulders.

WILSON TRIES TO HEL   BACKS WOMAN'S SUPPRAGE I “WEST VERGINIA,      Wires Two Senators Who Oppose: Ratification Urging Then to Change Vote.

Bolshevik Dictator Says Economic Crisis and League of Nations Failure Promote Internationale’s Aims

CAPITALISTIC GOVERNMENTS FAIL—LENINE   Red Premier Says Only Hope of People Is to Consolidate and Organize World Revolt.

DAY LAW 10 BE WNDISTUBBED, PO DECLARES   Governor Tells North Dakota Womon He Will Not Interfere With Amendment

Governor Says Onponents: Beginning to “Squeal’ Under Pressure.       NORTH DAKOTA DAY IS: OPENED AT GRAND FOR       Hecklers Are Not Distressi

WILL TRY 70 GAIN SENATE VOTE   Leaders Say Nation-Wide Movement Wil he Launched   WANT DRY LAWS AMENDED   Will Not Attempt to Completely Overturn Legislation

WET FOLLOWERS MUSTER  ’ FORCES TO ELECT ANTIDRY MEMBERS TO HOUSE   Plan Vigorous Campaign to Wrest Control of Congress From Prohibitionists in November Elections

VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN PLANNED BY “WETS”   [By Herbert W. Walker, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

Arrangements Being Made for Vigorous Work In Case 8upreme Court Bustains Right of Congress to’ Define What Is Intoxicating.

WETS TRYING TO ~ ~ GAIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS:   REPORTED THAT SUCH A CAM PAIGN IS BEING PREPARED BY “WET” INTERESTS.       The Supreme Court Decision on th 18th Amendment Expected Soon, May Determine Just the Extent of This Campaign.

“WETS” WILL CARRY FIGHT ON PROHIBITION TO POLLS; WATCH SUPREME COUR’

NETS PLAN TO  TAKE GONTROL FHOM THE DRYS   St  ists to Congress Will Be Vigorously Sought   DECISION OF SUPREME COURT EAGERLY AWAITED   SEVERAL ANNOUNCE FOr BEER AND LIGHT WINES CAMPAIGN EXPECTED TO BI NON-PARTISAN,

WETS      Will Wage Vigorous Campaign Control From Congress  Laws—Look for Less Drasti  ' wureif Prohibition Cannot be:Defeat

WET CAMPAIGA GEING PLANNED  a   AIM IS TO LEGALIZE HIGHER ALCOHOL PERCENTAGE IN BEER AND WINES.

Vigorous Campaign ts in Making to Get Light Wine,  Raer.   AWAIT COURT DECISIONS   lf Congress Has Power te Change Per Cent. of Alcohol Fight Is On,

WETS PLAN & ~ STRONG: CAMPAIGN   WETS HOPE TO PLACE FORCES IN CONGRESS TO LEGALIZE LIGHT WINES.

WETS PLAN  TOCONTROL _ CONGRESS        Worl Amend Dry Liaw Sa Th: Light Wines and Reer Can Be Lealized.

PLAN VIGOHOUS DRIVES TO GET  “WFT CONGRESS   ‘Would -Wrest--Control. .From  Prohibjjjonists.and Then... -fivead Dey baw      EFFECTING CHANGE ~ TREMENDOUS TASK

Wets Are Arranging Plans of Battle to Wrest Control of Congress From Hands of Prohibitionists.   DECISION OF SUPREME COURT TO SET COURSE   Court’s Interpretation of th Powers of Congress Wil Guide Wets; For Beer ant Light Wine Only.

Will Wage Vigorous Campaign To. Control From Congress and: Laws—Look for Less Drastic Me ure if Prohibition Cannot be Defeat

STRIKE OF 170,000 ANTHRACITE MINERS   Adminisiration Leaders Wage Bitie Battle Agast Iesrrgent Leaders.

INSURGENT STRIKE AMONG ANTHRACITE MINERS THREATENE!   Leaders Striving to Hold Radical Leaders of Workers in Check.

DANIELS-FISKE, ROW BREAKS OUT AGAID      Secretary Says Admiral is Monumental Bgotist and. Bored Him to Exhaustion.

DANIELS SAYS FISKE WAS. “OBSTACLE FOR OPERATIONS’   Declares Admiral Bored Him to Exhaustion And Was a Monumental Egotist —

FISKE BIG EGOTIOT WITH SLEEP PLANS DEGLARES DANIELS   Secretary of Navy Reopens Ole Controversy Before the Senate Committee.

DANIELS CALLS ADMIRAL FISKE GREAT EGOTIS?   Also Says His Positior was “Obstacle of Operations”

DANIELS  Aj‘at UE. Hi... TF...   With His Plans For Navy   Again Before Senate In vestigating Committee Today

DANIELS CALLS FISKE EGOTISI   Secretary Says That Admiral Bored Him to Exhaustion.

HURLEY CAPTIVES  AEBAIN’ QF LANOIS   57 Ptisonets Taken in Ruin ald May Face Chicago ~ i Judee..

YOUNG WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN THICKET   Identified As Blanche Schultz, 21] Year Old New Yorker.

BEAUTIFUL GIRL FOUND MURDERE!   Five Diamond Rings and Several Hundred Dojlars Which Victim Carried Missing; Sister Identifies the Body; New York Has New Mystery.

: *.  Rings and Cash Taken From Mur.   dered Woman Identified ag Mrs. Bianche Schultz,

19,000. JAP PICTURE BRIDES   Congressional Committee Gather In. formation in Their Probe at San Francisco Immigration Station.

ATTORNEY GENERAL HAVNER REPRESENTS STATE,   SEEK TO PROVE FRAUD IN SECURING ACCEPTANCE&S   Victory For the State in the Judicia Contest Will Mean, it is Believed, Dissolution of Associated Packing Company.

‘ASSERTS NEW 1S INSANE   Doctor Declares New Did Not Re alize Difference Between Right and Wrong.

RIGOR a  LIFE ot rOnT Ik HIE RY   Hypothetical Question  Asked and Covers All Testimony In Case   ACCUSED IS UNMOVED BY LONG DISCUSSION   Doctor Says Defendant Onh; Worries About Support of His Mother.

Prominent in Public Affairs For Half Cen  MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE FOUR TERMS

BOMB FOUND INTHE “RUSSIAN CONSULATE   Explosive Packed In A Shoe Hox Turned Over To U.S.  Secret Service.

ANKLE BROKEN WHEN TRUCK HITS BUGGY   Physicians Says Mrs. Grover - Thompson Will be Permanent Cripple as Result of Accident   BONE PROTRUDES 6 INCHES

BLACKMAIL GANG HELD BY POLICE      Members of Ring, All Italians, In tended to Terrorize Bridgeport, Cenm., -Residents

BARE TERROR PLOT ~ AFTER BOMB PROBE   POLICE AT BRIDGEPORT, CONN, ARREST SEVEN ALLEGED BLACKMAILERS.,

PLOT TO TERRIFY WEALTHY Rich ALLEGED: SEVEN UNDER ARREST      Man Trapped By Detective Through Agency Of RedFlare Contrivance After Threatening Letter ’ Had Been Received By Easterner.

FIVE DEATHS IN FAMILY ~IN-FOUR YEARS; OFFICIAL ~~ INVESTIGATION ORDERED

FOUR BODIES TO BE EXHUMED   Five Peculiar Deaths in One Wisconrsin Family in Four Years Demands ‘Probe.

SANTA CLAUS IS NOT $0 ACTIVE   The Heat Holiday Rush Begins ‘Today or Tomorrow—Day and Evening

‘THE FLU GROWS WORSE   MORE THAN 400 CASES WAVE BREEN REPORTED ‘IN KANSAS.   In Chicago 20 New Cases of Flu and Pneumonia Have Appeared ; - During Past 24 Hours,

WALTER PHILLIP: Dito AT BAY STATE HOME   Editor, Telegrapher, Author And Inventor of Phillips Code Succumbs at Qak Bluffs, Mass.

WALTER PHILIPS EDITOR AUTHOR GOES TO REWARD   Deceased Was at One Time General Manager of United Press.

WATER PHILLIPS EDITOR, INVENTOR AND AUTHOR, OES   AT ONE TIME WAS ASSISTANT TO GENERAL MANAGER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

BIG ZIONIST MOVE OPPOSED   Plan to Take 500,000 Jews to Palestine Called “Impossible,” by Doctor Weismann.

EARLY PREDICTION OF A STAMPEDE TA. ME ANN MANE   CHANCES OF FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY  OF BAND WAGON . ATA DIVTY <i

DAVIS, MENTIONED ~ JS “DARKHORSE” TR MCADOO FAILS   Former Treasury Secretary, Law“pence. Says, Has a.\'Band naa >" Wagen”’ Following.   ms CHANCES DEPEND ON - WHAT. PALMER WILL DO   Attorney General Quoted as Say ing i He. is Not Nominated , He will Dictate.   CUMMINGS I8 SUGGESTEI   ‘National: Democratic Committes ‘Ghairmar. Will Precede Davis ‘ja Case of Deadiock. ‘

None Of Many Managers. Feel Absolutely Sure Of Ground Today   NEW YORKER SECOND CHOICE OF PALMER MEN   Persistent Efforts Are Being Made To Get Cox To Accept Seeond Place   By DAVID LAWRENCE  (Copyright, 1920, by The Canton Daily Noace\

$500,000 10 USE TW UAROING OF STORAGE LIQUORS   Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill  Goes To Conference—To Continue Emploviment Service.   WOULD. . MOBILIZE . WORKER:

LAST SUPPLY BILL CARRYING LARGE SHIM (S- PASSET   $1,560,000 for Enforcement   of National Prohibition   Is Appropriated.

MILLION AND HALT 10 GUARD BOOZE   Amount Ineluded. in. Sundry Appropriation Measure Passed by Senate   $440,000,000 THE TOTAL

SENATE PASSES, sUMDRY BUDGET   CIVIL, APPROPRIATION BILL CAR RVING $440,000,000 SENT TO CONFERENCE,

BIG FINANCE BILL PASSED BY SENATE   SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION MEASURE CARRIET TOTAL OF 400 MILLION,

NORMOUS OUM  AEQUIRED TO KEEP U. 5, DRY   Million and a Half Dollars Authorized to Guard Liquor in Warehouses and to Enforce Pro Measure.

INVASION  IS BEGUN   French Cavalry and Machine Gun Detachments Occupy Frankfort and Darmstadt Early This Mornine,            GERMAN TROOPS CLASH: WITH REDS NEAR ESSEN      Bloody Fighting Reported Be: tween Government Troop: and Communists But Non With French Forces.

OCCEPATION OF RAINE CITIES BY THE FRENCH SOLDIERS IS STARTED DURING THE NIGHT   Meetings of AM Kinds Prohibited and Censcrship is Established—ter. mans Coutinue Advance on Communists in Essen

Found Only Local Policemen Who Offered No Resistance Whatsoever   ORDER MUST BE MAINTAINED   Operation of German Public Service Will Be Under French  Contral

FRENCH TROOPS HAVE ENTERED FRANKFORT AND DARMSTADT IN GERMANY   A. State of Siege Has Been. -Proclaimed In Many Cities—German Public: Service Under French Control. :

NOW OCCUPY TWO GERMAN CITIES   ENTERED FRANKFORT AND DORMSTADT SIMULTANREOUSLY AT 5 A. M. TODAY,   ‘The German Garrison at the Formor Place Surrendered to the Freach Occupatiow Army Without Any Trouble.

FRENCH SOLDIERS IN AURA DISTRICT   [wo Divisions of Ca.alry Occupy Frankfort, Darmstadt and Other important Centers.   “TROOPS NOT CONQUERERS”   Action Taken Following Long Conference Between French and German Officials.

FRENCH TROOPS ENTER GERMANY   Frankfert and Darmstadt Are Occe: pied In Retaliation for Viola:  tions of Terms of Peace Treaty      UNITED STATES CPON WATCIE

FRANKFORT AND DARMSTADT ARE AICGUPIED TODAY.   Three Other Cities Will Be Taken and Seven More Placed Under Siege 4   COMMUNISTS SAID TO ” HAVE FLED TO ALLIES   RNEICHSWEHR GARRISONS SURRENDER TO FRENCH SAYS REPORT; INVADERS PRESS ON. ~~ a

FRENCH TROOPS OCCUPY CITIES OF WEST GERMAN   State of Siege Proclaimed in Nine German Cities; Communists Looting Essen; Johnson Leading in Michigan Primary

A. State of Seige has been Proclaimed In Ali the Occupied Cities-Newspapers Will Not be issued

INTO FRANKFORT AND DARMSTADT      FARSHAL FGCH §s GIVEN THI TASK OF" FORCING GERMANY TO DOBBY UFHE TERMS OF (PAE

FRENGH MILITARY ENTERS TWO GERMAN CITIES WHEN PAGT TERMS ARE VIOLATED   Teuton’s Offer No Resistence to Soldiers of Euro: pean Republic Who Seize Frankfort and Darmstadt as Result of Outbreaks.

SKINNER SUIT 9 POSTPONED   Attorneys Not Ready and Case May Be Settled Qutside of Court.   Permission Granted by Court for Stockholders to Intervene.

CIRCUS RIDER A BURGLAR   Man In Jail Loves Girl of Tywenty one Sentenced for wee

MUDDY NEBRASKA BONDS MAY MAKE BALLOTING LICH   Pershing, Wood and Johnson i G.0. P. Strife: Hitchcock, Ross on Other Side.

PRIMARY 10 SETTLE WHO IS LEADER OF DEMOCRATS    Bryan and Hitchcock Forces ir Nebraska Lined: Up! in Bic Struagle

EXPECT LIGHT VOTE AT NEBRASKA POLLG   Agree Germany Must bh Warned, But Hitch Comes on Best Methed.   FRANCE URGES AN ARMY

BAD ROADS WILL CUT DOWN VOTES IN NEB. PRIMARY   ROADS PUT IN BAD CONDITION BY) SVOW AND RAIN STORMS

ANTI SALUD LEA Pi PHUMIED I ASE NATIT   Full Report on Funds ane Plans Are Sought by Legislature   3AY CHURCHES WERE ‘WORKED’ FOR MONE)   Clergymen in in New York Back Investigators in Research Work

PROBE SOURCE DF FUNDS Uotd IN DRY CRUSADE   Startling Developments Promised in Investigation of Anti-Saloon Leacue.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE GRAFT BARED   New York Legislature to Probe Source of Dry. Dona-. tions; League Leader Says Charges I alse.

SQUIRE WM. E. COLE DIED TODAY AT HOME IN CARLISLI   Served as Marine Engineer in U. S Navy During Civil War. Was 82 Years Old.

CUMMINGS CHOSEN BY DEMOCRATS   Temporary Chairmar of National Convention

TO OPEN BIG CONVENTION   Will Be Temporary Chairman of Democratic Meeting on Coast.

DEMOCRATS SELECT CUMMINGS. AS PONVENTION CHAIRMAN   Will Deliver Keynote Address of Party When Cohorts Gather at San Francisco in June——Scores G. 0, P. Congress.   SAYS REPUBLICANS HAVE ‘LOST MORAL CHARACTEF

He 5. CUMMINS © NAMED. 10 PRESIDE FOR DEMOCRATS   At National Convention — Will Deliver Keynote Address At San BPrancises

TO GIVE KEYNOTE SPEECH.   Cummings Selected as Tempor. ary Chairman of Democratic Convention—Slate Formed.

HOMER CUMMINGS NAMED CHAIRMAN FOR CONVENTION   MAIN POINTS OF KEYNOTE AD. DRESS SOUNDED IN SPEECH AT CHICAGO,   WILL OUTLINE POLIGES   Charges Republican Party Has Lost Ite Moral Charactr in Treaty and League; Says  People Favor Project,

IS ATTACKED      Expected That /Will Form Gist of Keynote Address at tic Convention.   ‘CUMMINGS IS CHOSEN   TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   Declares Democratic Party Is Entitled to Credit for Winning the Wear.

EMOCAATS LAY  PLANS FOR SAN FRANCISCO MEET   lomer S. Cummings Selected to Preside at Convention   LL OFFICERS ARE NAMED

Chairman of Democratic National Committee Bitterly Denounces Action of Republican Majority in Congress—Is Selected to Preside as Temporary Chairman of National Convention and Deliver Keynote Speech.

DEMOCRATS DRAFT - CONVENTION SLATE   Homer S. Cummings fies nwiile  Is Selected as Temporary  Chairman for Big Meet

‘DEMOCRATS ALL SET FOR BIG CONVENTION   PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR SAN FRANCISCO MEETING.   Committee Chairman Commings t« Make Kickoff Speech as Temporary Presiding Officer—Details Are Arranged.

CUMMINGS TO DELIVER KEYNOTE   —. G. Hoffman Temporary Secretary of National Convention at San. Francisco   THE CHAIRMAN TALKS   Says Republican’ Party Has “Lost Moral CHaracter in Launching Attack

CUMMINGS {0 OELEGTED fo KEYNOTE MAN   WILL BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT SAN FRANCISCO.   Declares Brains Won War and That Woodrow Wilson's Fame Is Fixed and Immortal.

CUMMINGS TO BE HIRST CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION   Democrats Complete Plan: for Big Meeting at San  Francisco.

CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS WILL © DELIVER KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT DEMOCRATIC GATHERING   WOMEN REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT AND PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSIONS; TEMPORARY OFFICERS SELECTED; . SAN FRANCISCO SATISFIES COMMITTEE

DEMOCRATS FIX PRELIMINARIE OF CONVENTION   H. S. Cummings, Chairman National Committee, Selected to Preside Tem porarily at Meeting in San Francisco.   HE SOUNDS THE KEYNOTE   League of Nations Pushed to Front and Republican Party Arraigned for Its  Inability to Enact Legislation.

1.0. CUMMINGS TO. GIVE DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE SPEFCK   Will Preside as Temporary Chairman at San Francisco Convention.   SLATE MADE IN CHICAGO

“LEAGUE OF RATIONS WANTED BY PEOPLE’   PROBABLE MAIN POINTS IN KEYNOTE ADDRESS FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.   Slate Framed for Meeting and Homer §. Cummings to Be Temporary Chairman.

JOHNSON WINS =  OVER OPPONENTS   Will Deliver Keynote Address of the Democratic Party at the San Francisco Meeting in June

JACK JOHNSON BOXES IN THE FEDERAL PEN   Takes On Two Opponents and Displays Some of His Old Time Skill.

JOHNSON FIGHTS TWO   ONE IS KNOCKED OUT   Boxing Oritics Believe ex. Champion Retains Much of His Cleverness.

REPRISALS BEING * REPORTED.   Number of Police Officials in Ireland Shot and Killed.

SEAN EAE CAE POUPEIN A Be     Lecal Man Divisional Superin. tendent of Highwavs.

REP. W. B. ANDERSON. IS DIVI SIONAL SUPERINTENDENT ; OF HIGHWAYS

IN IRISH RIOTING   Civilians Wage Desperate Batt! Against Soldiers and Policemen, Dubin Reports

MANY CASUALTIES RESULT WHEN ARMED FORCES CLASH   Lorries Carrying Police and Soldiers Are Ambushed By Civilians; Reinforcements. -Rushed to Scene But Meet Same Fate; ~  Inhabitants Fleeing From Homes   AT LEAST ELEVEN ARE KILLED      Webster’s Phrophecy  Is Fulfilled

Civilians, Police and Soldiers in Real Engagement.  *!   HIT AN AMBUSH   Crown Forces Tricked By Irish and Battle Then Follows.

OCVERAL DLA BUT ETAL ARE TALKING   About Fifteen Citizens Are Killed, Thirty Wounded and Sergeant Walsh of Constabulary Is Shot to Death.   Attacked in Three Different Places. The Battles Are Fierce and Continue  Until Dark. An Evil Day.

PEOPLE FLEEING IN STATE OF TERROF   Heavy Fighting Between Large Forces of trish Civilians on One Side and Soldiers and Police on Others.

ILITARY AND POLICE AMBUSHED AT SEVERAL DIFFERENT PLACES: RUMEROUS CASUALTIES RESUL   habitants of the Countryside Are in a State f Terror and Many Are Fleeing From Their Homes; Reinforcement Parties Attacked;  Lorry Riddled By Bullets.

BLOOD OF IRISHMEN AGAIN SET BOILING   SANGUINARY BATTLES FOUGHT IN COUNTY TIPPERARY.   Military and Police Ambushed in Three Districts, Several Killed On Either Side — Peace Movemeast Drags.

Soldiers and Police Ambushed by Citizens; Casualties Reported   Officers Escape Injury—Twent) Deaths Reported From Week End Rioting.

IRISH CIVILIANS AND MILITARY IN OPEN CLASH   Troops and Police Am. bushed—Casualties Placed at 16.

NAMES OF SOME OF. THOSE KILLED IN IRELAND FIGHTING By The Associated Press

HEAVY FiGHIING = OCCURS IN IRELAND   Military and Police Lorries An ~ bushed at Three Places,

CIVILIANS WARWITH  SOLDIERS      Military and Police Ambush ed at 3 Places; Numer-. , ous Casualties Are _ Renorted. —

MUCH HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED FROM QUBLI   Civilians Battle With Soldiers anc  Policemen.

SIXTEEN KILLED WHEN SOLDIERS FIRE ON ANIBUST   Civilians and Military Figh' Bloody Battle Following Surprise Attacks   CHRISTMAS TRUCE WANES   Home-Rule Bill Not Expected To Be Accepted by Southern Part of treland

Chamber of Commerce of La Porte, Ind., Will Gppore Spread of Red Ideas.

CITY TO FIGHT BOLSHEVISM   Chamber ef Commerce of La Porte, : Ind., Will Oppose Spread of Red Ideas.

POLAND ON EVE OF BIG DEVELOPMENT   Upper Silesia’s Big Industries Will Gain Enormously from Polish Trade Demands. ..

HEACS OF UNIONS. IN DISAGREEMENT   Oficiuls of Brotherhoods Negotiating With Rail Director Hines Can't Get Toxether on Proposed  Uhimatum   GOVERNOR ALLEN TAKES STAND   Kansas Executive Declares Men Whe Strike WHE be Prosecuted

UM IS SAID 10 BE. FORMING —   Lee, Head of Trainmen, Says He Will Have Nothing to Do With Communication Designed to Be Sent to Hines.

SHOPMEN 10 MAKE ONE MORE EFFORT TO INCREASE. PAY   COMMITTEE’ 18 “ENROUTE TC WASHINGTON TO START NEGOTIATIONS LEADING TO SETTLEMENT   STRIKE CALLED FOR FEB. 17   Maintenance of Way and Shop Workcrs "Will Lay Down Their Tovuls ext Tuesday Unless Satisfactory Agreement is Reached  +

WORKERS TO SEE HINES   WANT ANSWER TO DEMANIS FOR IMMEDIATE INCREASE IN WAGES ow   ANDS ARE GRANTED Ey pA} AN INCREASE GF SHIREE BILLIONS 4 YEAR

POLES PROTEST ALLIES’ TRUCE NOTE TO RUSSIA   Against Making Armistice with Belshevik but Feel Obliged to Bow to Allied Will   ARMIES FALLING BACK   Bolsheviki Driving Toward Polish Frontiers According 1o Battlefront Dispatches

POLES ARE DIPLEASED WITH TERMS OF NOTE   Object to Allies’ Proposals of Ar tmistice With Soviets, But Must Accept.

ALLIED-GERMAN CONFFREFS CANNOT ACREF   POLISH DFLEGATES DISPLEASED WITH ARMISTICE TERMS

POLES DISSATISFIED,   Note of Allies to Russia Does No Please Small Nation.

POLES DISSATISFIED WITH ALLIED TERMS   Feel, However, That They Are Qbliged to Accept.

Delegation at Spa ‘Dissatisfied’ “with Proposal ‘of,  ANVias @ gH a

AMBASSADOR DAVIS IS HOM   Diplomat and Family Wil Spent Two Months in States.

BUILDING NEW DWELLE:SS 10 FOUL GW DROP  is * i yy a      Decrease in Building Material Will Bring on Boom Over Country.   FURTHER PRICE DROPS. EXPECTED IN PRODUCE   Movement Extending . Over Country and Officials Getting «Busy,

BIG FARM AND HOME SHORT COURSE ABANDONEL      State College Decided on this Course on account of prevalence of the Thfluenza in State

SHORT COURSE 1S UALLED OFF   Ames Short Course Will Not Be Held Ou Avrount of Influensa

SHORT COURSE AT AMES ABANDONET   Prevalence : of Fin Causes Manage“ment of College to Call. Off Important Movements

SHORT COURSE HAS. BEEN POSTPONED   So Much ‘Sickness Over State, That ' Ames Meeting I Called Off

FARM AND HOME WEEK AT AMES ABANDONED —ILLNESS PREVENTS      Influenza Epidemic Compels Abandoning of Short Course.

Annual Meet of Farmers At Ames is Postponed   rhe Prevalence of the Celebrated “Flu” _All Over the State Made it Imperative That The Big Meet be Called off, A Sad Disappointment to Many Farmers

SHORT COURSE AT AMES COLLEGE HAS BEEN ABANDONED   Compelled to (ve up Bly Mid-winter Meeting Because of Danger of Flu Epidemle From Bringing Big Crowd Together   ADYHME OF MEDICAL EXPERTS

‘MEDALS PRESENTED BY KING   Kmerienan Atheletes Come tn for  Lion's Shore at Antwerp.

SECOND CASE OF PLAGUE   Beaumont Began Exten sive Eradication Cain paign There

Second Case of Bubonic Plague Found in Beaumont; Fight on Rats is Starter

WILL ASK FOR RECOGNITION   Request Expected Soon From New Mexican Government. — Carranza Still Loose?

REG GOVEANMEN! CF EK ACCOGNITION   CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS AMERICANS AND OTHER FOREIGNERS TO MEX.

CARRANZA FATE STILL UNKNOWN TO QUTSIDERS   Latest Reports Indicate He and Force Are Standing At Bay   EXECUTION OF TWO PERSONS CONFIRMED   Rebels Now Control All But ’ Three States of Mexican Republic   {We The Assoelizted Press.)

UARHANZA bE Ta INRQUGH REBEL LINES; HELD AT GAY WITH GUARD OF 4.000 WEN   Troops Under Generals Hill and Trevino Closing in on Him at San Marcos on Road to Vera Cruz.   MEXICO CITY QUIET UNDER REGIME OF GENERAL OBREGON

Overthrow of Carran  za Accomplished Wit Little Disorder   RULLETIN.

NOT CERTAIN CARRANZA IS PRISONER   Latest Reports Say He Is in Flight From Obregon’s Forces—-C oncern Caused U. S. By federal Activity at ‘Tampico.

MORE VESSELS PREPARING [0 GO 70 SOUTH   Marines Aboard—Doubt Report of Carranza’: Capture,

SEEKS IMMEDIATE WORLD STANDING   Carranza Reported at Bay With 4000 Troops

Mexican Revolutionists to Ask Immediate Recognition   Their Agent at Nogales Appointed to Approach U. S.Washington’s Attitude Not Indicated—All Quiet in  Country Dominated by Revolutionists.

CARRANZA FLEES AGAIN? REBELS ASK U, S. RECOGNITION   UNCONFIRMED RUMOR SAYS EX - PRESIDENT ESCAPED CAPTORS   MTTWERTA RULES   Obregon Places Himself Under Orders of Provisional Chief.

Three Are Dying In New York A Air-Pilot Speeds To Them With Anti-Toxin

ANTI-TOXIN 1S SENT TO NEW YORK IN AN AEROPLANE   NEEDED FOR THREE PER. SONS DYING OF OLIVE POISONING,   PLANE LEFT CHICAGO SHORTLY BEFORE NOON   Pilot Knight Expects to Reach Gotham In Seven Hours—More Planes Forced To Land Near  Goshen.

Secretary Wilson Suspends Immigra. tion Laws to Allow That Ciaes of Labor to Come tn.

ORDER ADMITS FARM HANDS   Secretary Wilson Suspends Immigra tion Laws to Allow That Class of Labor to Come In.

CALL FOR CONVENTION      Republicans of County to ’ Choose Delegates to State Convention,

RITISH TARIFF IS DENOUNCEL   ir George Parish Says Ope oor Poliey Of Empire Should Continue

N.Y. REPUBLICANS ADOPT PLATFORM   Urge Ratification of Peace Treaty with Senate Reservations—Other Clauses

NEW YORK G. 0. P. ASKS TREATY RATIFICATION BUT WITH RESERVATIONS

REPUBLICANS FOR A WORLD LEAGUE   BUT N. Y. REPUBLICAN CON. VENTION STANDS FOR RESERVATIONS.   Suitable Protection of Document and Declaration Against Article Ten Makes Up the Platform.

IMMEDIATE. PEACE WITH RESERVATIONS BASS OF PL oo  : REP! NS FOR PI BACE V HSENnes "ESE nONS.   Protection Demanded for Mon roe Doctrine “in Letter and Spirit.” ,

PLATFORM OF REPUBLICANS   Want Immediate Ratification of Treaty With Reservations

N. Y. Republicans Call) for Ratification with Certain Reservations   Platform Also Declares for Suffrage and Expresses Hope Women May Vote in November. _ .

PLATFORM OF N.Y. CONTAINS PARTY’S AIMS   Pact, Reservations and Modi. -fication of Article Ten’. i Demanded, However, .’

0 RATIFY THE TREATY   New York State: Republican Con vention Wants Some Reservas tioas, Theugh.

NEW YORK REPUBLICCANS PREPARING PLATFORM   Unofficial Convention in Bessior Today Will Elect Delegates. to Natoinal Body.   ROOT SOUNDS THE KEYNOTE   Indicated ‘Peace. Treaty. With Amendments Will ‘Form Part of Platform.

CLINU ROOT 10 StI THE PAGE   Keynote Speech Discrediting Democratic Achievements Basis of G.O.P.Platform.

N.Y. REPUBLICANS FOR RATIFICATION WITH RESERVATIONS   STATE CONVENTION WANTS RATIFICATION WITH RIGHT TC WITHDRAW AND ARTICLE 1 AMENDED.

NY. LEADERS FRAME TORY PLATFORM   Convention Uses Arts of Rhetoric to Put Forward Plausible Document   ROOT IS PRESENT   Against G, 0. and Favor Arm! With “Trained Citizens - + Reserve” *

HEATH OF J.C. MILAAKIA.   Aced Resident of Fast Part of Conniv Papired Vesterday.

} DEVFH OF J.C. MILLIKIN,      ‘Agen -Hesident af East Part of Coun

REFERENDUM QN NUFFRAGE ASKEL   OKLAHOMA SENATE COMMIT TERK MAJORITY WOULD SUB. MIT QUESTION TO PROPLE.

OUFFRAGE HAS UPPONENTS IN OKLA, SENATE   MAJORITY OF COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF REFERENDUM AUGUST PRIMARY   Friends Claim They Can Beat The Amendment But Mav Miss On Emergency Clause

RETAIL CLOTHING DEALERS LIKELY TO G0-10 WALL’   Prices Will Be Advanced From 25 ~ To'40' Per. Lents, —Cyucial Test ~Ray- Tiaalave:®   INVES ‘TIGATION:. HINTED AT

PRICES GOING HIGHER   Is Prediction of Clothing Man at Convention.

HIGHER PRICES ARE PREDICTED   Clething Will Cost More in) Spring. Senitle Man Sh«

RAILROAD STRIKE TO END TONIGHT:   Official of Locomotive Engineer: Says Men Favor Return to Work.   Factory Workers Thrown Out of Em. ployment by Rail Strike—Industrial Situation in ‘Ohio Is Growing Serious.

RAILROAD STRIKE TO EXO TONIGHT?   Jificial of Locomotive Engineers Says Men Favor Return to Work.   100,000 (GLE If SETRCIT   Factory Workers Thrown Out of Em. ployment by Rail Strike—Iindustrial Situation in Ohio Is Growing Serious.

END RAILROAD STRIKE TODAY  SAYS OFFICIAL   Official of Locomotive Engineers Says Men Favor Return to Work.   100,000 IDLE IM DETROIT   Factory Workers Thrown Out of Em.   ployment by Rail Sirike—indus trial Situation in Ohie Ir Growing Serious.  '

OTRIKE BROKEN IN CHICAGO DISTRICT   Rock Island and Other Yardmen Vote to Go Back.   DETROIT HAS 100,000 IDLE   Workers in Factories Thrown Out of Employment by the Rail Tieup— % Situation in Ohio Said to Be Serious.

NEW MEMBERS ATTEND C:OF C. MEETING TODAY      NUMEROUS VISITORS WERE -ENTERTAINED AT WEEKLY LUNCHEON   Announcement. of Concert Tonight ’-and Doubleheader Friday ~ WWMade -at Meetine

NEW MEMBERS ATTEND C.OF C. MEETING TODAY   NUMERKOLS VISITORS WERE ENTERTAINED AT WEEK- LY LUNCHEON   Announcement. of Concert Tonight and Doubleheader Friday Made at Meeting   fives Credit to Cleland

QUIENCE 10 HELP GIRL CONFINED IN CELLAR 16 YEARS   Daughter Of Polish Family  Prisoner Entire  Life.

TREATMENT OF GIRL NOW 1 YAR OD   Has Been Confined in Dark Basement of Her Home 16 Years   Has Development of Child of Six—Never Cries and Cannot Talk   Science to Try and Restore Health to the Stunted Brain and Body.

TWO LIVES LOST  IN TRAIN WRECK   M. J. Sullivan of st. Louis, a Passen ger, and Emanuai Brown, Porter, Killed in Grand Trunk Wreck,

MAKSHALL IN THE CAMPAIGN      Lice President Adding His Mite in  Semi-Sarcaatic Way.

WHITTAKER TO DO ‘TWIRLING   Fort Worth and Little Rock Meet Today for Fourth Game

MURDER OF CHICAGO MAN REMAINS A MYSTER'   we, A we Colosimo, Prominent ir hicago Night Life Is Sho Mysteriously.

MYSTERY IN MURDER OF UNDERWORLD RULEF   Colosimo Is Slain Near Hi: Chicago Cafe

JAMES COLISIMO KILLED; MYSTER'   ‘Prominent Chicago Cafe Owner and Labor Leader Shot Last Night by Unknown Person

Striking Berlin Barbers Offer Free Hair Cuts and Shaves to Men and Hair Dressing to Women

SHIPPING GOLD FROM EUROPE   Miliion and Quarter On Way, anc Wore Likely to Follow.

Penrose Back In Washington Opposes Bill   Thinks Omnibus Tariff Measure is Ill Advised and Emotional   NOT VERY WELL YET   Decision as to Holding of Hearings on Measure to  Be Made Soon

OPPOSITION TO. —QMNIBUS TARIFF — BILL EXPER TER   Senator Penrose Has Expressed Mninion That it is ¢ ‘HHegal™ and *Emotional.’”.

‘will Supplant, McCumber, Who “Has Been: Acting Chairman Of Body. a

MRS. MARK PALMER OF DUGGER FIGURES IN THREE SEPARATE PIECES OF LITIGATION   HUSBAND ALSO GIVES BOND

SEEKS IORCE FETS ARRESTEL   MRS. MARK PALMER OF DUGGER FIGURES IN THREE SEPARATE PIECES OF LITIGATION   HUSBAND ALSO GIVES BONL

COUNTY REAL ESTATE DEALS   Many Transfers Are Placed On Reeord During First Half Of  a a a a er

ZIONIST CONFERENCE. SPLIT   Seccialists Oppose Majority Report Adopted at Lendon on Jewish Lands,

SPLIT IN ZIONIST MEETING   Majority Report on Jewish Lands Op. posed by Socialists.

DEXWARK WINS -PLEBISCITE  Province ot Se hleswig Votes Over~ hvhelmingly for- Return,

NMARK WON GREAT VICTORY   Future Status of Province Established by Plebiscite

SUHLEOWIG PADVINGE PLEBISCITE FAVORABLE TO DANISH GOVERNMENT   DENMARK GIVEN THREE TIMES AS MANY VOTES AS GERWANY IN POPULAR BALLOTING,

Denmark Wins Overwhelmingly   The Vagers of Schleswig Want To Be  a Part of Denmark and Not of Germany.

toWIG DANES WON FLERISCITE   GERMANS OUTNUMBERED THRE TO ONE IN THE RECENT VOTING THERE

 DANES WIN SCHLESWIG 3 To 1   Official Plewiscite Figures Give Den. mark 75,023 and Germany 25,087 Votes.

10 BE APPOINTED BY UNITE! STATES   For Elimination of Restrictions 1 Exportation of Paper to This Country.

WARTIME AVIATION PROGRAM, ATTACKED © ASRIOT OF WASTE   Minority Report, However, De fends Activities of Board ia Constructing Planes

TWO REPORTS VASTLY DIFFER   Democratic and G. O. P. Views of Army Aviation Program Not in Accord.

AVIATION PROGRAM “RIOT OF WASTE’   Special Committee Conductmg. Inquiries In War Time Expenditures Mawes Two Reports.

‘RIOT OF WASTE’ SAYS REPORT ON AVIATION PROBE   HOUSE MAJORITY COMMITTEE CONDEMNS WARTIME AIR PROGRAM.   MINORITY REPORT UPHOLDS ACTIVITY      Denies All Charges and Declares Republicans “Sacrificed Facts For Sensationalisim.”

U3. AVIATION PROGRAM FLAYED AND DEFENDED   Republican Majority Report Charges Waste of Millions, While Democrats Praise Record Made.

CONDEMNATION; COMMENDATION: OF AIR SERVIC!   Republican Charge Waste; »~Erogram is Defended by  Democrats

REPORTS PRAISE AND ROAST AIR CRAFT PROGRAM   One Report Charges Wanton Waste of Money While Another Praises Work During War.

WAn AIR PROGRAM HIT, DEFENDED Ih DIVIDED REPORTS   Republicans and Democrats Or Inquiry Job Render Wordy Version After Probe.

LEAGUE BOLTERS LEAVE GENEVA   Argentine Delegates Depart for Home Following Withdrawal

TIME TO WORK UUT PROBLEMS OF THE LEAGUE   Supporters Admit There Are Difficulties That Cannot Be Solved at Once.   ARGENTINE DELEGATES ARE GOING BACK HOME   Plans Looking for Welfare of Children Are Being Discussed.

ARGENTINEANS = ~— LEAVING GENEVA   LEADER GOES THIS EVENING   And Othérs Will Depart Tomerrow— “Statua of Russia and Armenia Discussed

ARGENTINE DELEGATES READY TO START HON   Withdrawal of: Repubblic From the League “Appears to be Complete, ~   WILL BE -LEFT TO. FUTURE   Assembly Decides Not to Prolong ‘Disoussion Which Might be _ Fruitiess,

PLAN GRO PARTY TICKET IN MORE THAN dO STATES   Will Run Candidates for Governor, Senator, Congress and Local Offices.   48ers Scheme Calis for Amal. gamation of Laborites and Nonpartisans.

THIRD PARTY IN 2( STATES   Laborites and Non-Partisans Also Have Tirkets.

DANOIT SHOOTS UP DOWNTOWN NEW YORK BANK   Lone Robber Who Demanded $5,000 Is Greeted With Fusillade of Bullets   NO CASUALTIES OCCUR IN STIRRING INCIDENT   METROPOLITAN SHOPPERS SCATTER IN EVERY DIREC TION WHEN BULLETS BEGINS TO FLY,

NAVY PHYSICIAN FINDS FLU BUG   Lieutenant at Great Lakes Station Says Its Smailer Than Tubercular Bacilus and Grows in Bunches.

INFLUENZA GERM IS ISOLATED BY U.S. NAVY DOCTO!   Expert at Great Lakes Sta. tion Makes First Step  SOE

The Weather      Dr: Earl C. Carr, in Charge of Epidemic at Great Lakes Naval Station, Announces Achievement.  NEW YORK HARD HIT: "ACTORS ON SICK LIST  Chicago Outbréak Spreads, Despiie.. Officials — New Cases of Influenza. and, Pneumonia Total 2.193.   NEW YORK HARD HIT; ’ .ACTORS ON SICK LIST

INFLUENZA SPREADS BUT AUTHORITIES ARE NOT ALARMED:   Chicago Has Increasing Number of Deaths from Influenza  and Pneumonia.   CASES OVER THE WEST   Few Mild Cases Have Been Reported in High Point; No Alarm Is Felt Here.

WAT ISTHE MATTER WITH "THAT CHILD?   When children grow pate and listlees \ their blood may lant — Way, pe hs   PEPTO- MANGAN MAKES \ \ REO. BLOOD   Sold by druggists in liquid and tablet. form—both the same a

WHAT SHE. “AAT wm “THAT CHILD?      When children grow pale cand lintlees  Y thele blsed may” be: wreak ner eS           PEPTO. MANGAN WAKES"  gto-' sLOoOD      Sold by druggists In- liquid. and tablet form belk ie sane

CRIES “TRICKED ME’ “YT DID NOT KNOW  IT’   Fails to Recogmize Re clatives ; Serious Development Seurvy Is Said to Covey Whole Rody of Prisoney,

RAILROADS WILL STOP TO HONOR J. L. HAHON   Woman Wanted in Connection With Republican Leader’s Death Not Located.

CHANGE BYLAWS OF FEDERATED CLUBS AFTER LONG FIGHT   Two-Hour Debate and Efforts. to Substitute and Amend-: Precede Final Action.   MANY RESOLUTIONS ARE.” DEFERRED UNTIL LATER   Americanization and Language Reforms in Public Schools Come Up for Approval.

DENY LOAN 10 ORIENT ROAD   CREDIT $3,500,000 REFUSED BY HEADS INTERSTATE COMMERCE

NO LOA O TMi ORPENT,   Application for 82, 5¢ 0, 060 Is Necmiéd Rodin

LAUGHED AT RUMORS OF BABE RUTH'S INJURIES      THE SLUGGING VANKEE REACH ED CLEVELAND WITH TRE REST OF THE TEAM.   Miller Huggims, Manager, Said th Fielder Was in Good Shape and Rendy to Get into the  Game.

SALVATION ARMY HITS FRAUD   Officials to Prosecute Imposters Who Misuse Uniforms.

IMPOSE ON SALVATION ARMY   Persens Simulating Garb Preying On the Public.

INQUIRY INTO CAR SHORTAGE   Interstate Commerce Commiseion Wants Grain Kept Moving.

TRIED DOUBLE SUICIDE: SUCCESS ONLY IN PARI (By The Agsgcinted Proce;

eae arenes  DEATH PACT OF HAWAII ‘COUPLE ONLY A PARTIAL SUCCESS; WOMAN LIVING

‘ONLY TOWNSHIP TO MAKE PAN   OTHERS tN DAVIESS COUNTY RHOW POPULATION — DECREASE FROM 1510,

ALL OTHERS IN DAVIESS COUNTS SHOW. POPULATION — DECREASE FROM 1910.

NIGHT PROWLER TALKED IN QUEER FASHION TO MISS _ GENEVA COOK   “CAME FROM HEAVEN”   But Left  Preei pitately Vhen : brightened Girl Weke House. hold With Cries   Miss Ceok Could Not See Intruder’s Face But Believes He Was Colored Man

NIGHT PROWLER TALKED I} QUEER FASHION TO MISS GENEVA COOK   But Left Preeipitately Wher Frightened Girl Woke Household With Cries   Miss Ceok Could Not See Intruder’'s Hace. But Believes He Was Colored Man

NAVY YEOMAN IS miccme       K. C. Hinton of Reeryit oaiiilie Reported to Have Disappeared “3 in Mexice.

NAVY YEOMAN IS. MISSING   K. C. Hinton of Recruiting Service Reported to Have Disappeared in Mexico.

nrnann HES ARE REPURTED  PAGING IN IRISH CIT}   CORK IS REPORTED {0 BE THE SCENE OF WRECKED BUILDINGS.

CORK 4 CTT OF SIMIAN TC.   ‘Series of Nightts Oetregee Keeping Peepli«c in Terres.

Fires Are in Reprisal for Kidnapping of Officers   CIVIL WAR IS ON

MILLION ANO HALF ORK FIRE LOSS   Rifle Shots and Explosions Furnish Accompaniment to Flames.

CORK GHASTLY MASS  OF BURNING DEBRIS   Losses Estimated at About $1, 500,000 Have Resulted From Jncendiary Fires Within Week

CORK SKIES LIGHTED BY MANY FIRES   Five Sinn Fein Clubs and Other Buildings Burned  amie.   Another Attempt Made to Destroy City Hall   Business at Standstil and People Afflicted With Nerves

Fires Are in Reprisal for Kidnapping of Officers      Continual Pusitade in Streets — Liverpool Pears New Attack

BRITAIN WAGES OPEN WARFARE ON SINK. FEIN      Newspaper Plants Are Raided and Clubs 5:   LONDON GUARDS AGAINST ATTACK   Fear Radical Atterapts Against Life and Property.

FIRES, SHOOTING, BOMBS, KEEP CORK PEOPLE INDOORS   Residents Seek Cover Even in Broad Dauliaht.

Volleys Sweep Streets   Many insane from Hear of Attack   Reprisals for Kidnaping of Officers’ Party

RIVALSLAIMS — ON PRESIENCY ARE DISCUSSED   By Ed L, Keen, Unticd Prass State Correspondent 

RIVAL CLAIM CONTINUE 1  VERY LAST   PREVDICTORIAL VOTE FAVORS REPUBLICANS   Comparison of Claims Gives Harding a Lead Over 100.

OPPOSING CLAING NRK CLOSING OF PRESIDENTIAL FRAY   Republicans Confident Since Beginning of Campaign—Democrats Less So.

RIVAL CLAIMS ON THE PRESIDENCY   lf Predictions Were Votes Would Have Been Waste of Time to go To Polls Today   REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT   "Democratic Leaders Conservative Predicters—Say it is Hard Fight But Expect Victory

PREDICTORAL VOTE FAVORS HARDING   If Predictions Were Votes Hard ing Would Have Edge on Governor Cox.

Here's How The Pariy Managers Figure Their Men Will Win Today; Seems To Be Anybody's Race

HELENA BRANCH OF ASETVE BANK DUE TO OPEN ON FEB, 1      OCCASION IS TO BE MADE . BIG EVENT, STATEWIDE CELEBRATION.

FRED NICKLOW IS FATALLY INJURED BY TROLLEY CAR   Maney ls Roy Lowa Nea Old Crescen Works god Pics al Cr tiage kids Ul cesieit

ENTAILING ESTIMATED LOSS OF $12,000, WELL  COVERED BY. INSUR  Couple in Charge Lose Ef. fects and $200 in Libert; Bonds —- Garage Sheds Saved—Luncheon Party Had Just Left.

BINLALLING. ESTIMATED LOSS. OF $12,000, WELL ; COVERED BY INSUR Couple in Charge Lose Ef. fects and $200 in Liberty Bonds — Garage. Sheds

OVER $00 DEAD IN TALIAN QUAKE   Many Engaged in Work of Res: cue Killed By Falling Walls.

HARDING +AKING REST   PARTY REACH. 3s TEXAS TOWN  FOR VACATION.   Serve America by Ps ty Rule, Is Plan of President-— ct—Makes Severa! © ceches,

SERVE BY PARTY RULE   Harding Shows No. Trace of Par: tisanship in Trip Talks.   Doesn't Want Republicans Serving Juat to Keep in Power or Perpetuate Place-holding.

Hold Convention Caucus; Columbia Delegates To Support Atty. Gen. Palmer

HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS BELIEVE IMPROVEWENT IS FOCANT IN SITUATIGS,

MORE THAN 1200 CASES) TIAVE © . BEEN REPORTED TO DATE.   7 * a Corps of €00 Volunteer Nurses I: Engaged In Helping te Com- —  bat the Plague.

CHICAGO NURSES TO FIGHT INFLUENZA   Corps of Women Enlist ‘to Battle Malady in Windy City   MILWAUKEE HAS SCARE

NURSES VOLUNTEER IN THE: “FIGHT AGAINST SPREAD OF INFLUENZA 1N CHICAGt

NURSES COMBAT DE      Influenzn is Spreading at Alarming Ruwte in Chicuzo,

CHICAGO FIGHTS JOSTOPINFLUENZA   “Nursing Militia’’ Makes,Survey of City To Determine Extent -. of Epidemic.

MAJORITY OF ' CASES MILD   Six Hundred Volunteer Nurses Join Combat Against Influenza

Secretary of Navy Daniels _ Fears Americans in. i! Danaer.   REFUGEES ARE AT PORT   American Workers Fled From - Poland After Bolsheviki Menaced Capital,

REDS SHASH FORCES OF BALAKOVITGE   Rennants Fleeing Toward -Po land, ‘With Leader Missing,

sii ocHEA    ATE BOOST S AL EFFECTIVE IAN    Remnants of Army That Marched on Moscow to . Free Peasants, Fleeing

BALAKOVITCH FORCES SMASHED BY BOLSHEVIK   Adventurous Plan to Rush to Moscow With Handful of Men Ends Disastrously.

HARDING TRAIN JUMPS TRACK   SENATOR AND PASSENGERS SHPKEN UP BUT ALL ESCAPE INJURY

SEN. HARDING HAS CLOSE GALL   Car In Which He Was Riding Jumps the Track and Runs On Ties Across: Creek,

Harding’ S Coach Runs 300 Yards Off Track Senator and His Wite Are Badly Shaken Up Acsilens ca ‘Eek Week ‘After Cox's

NAB PAIR WANTED IN HYDE PARK ROBBER’   Men Confess to Taking $257, 000 From Messenger,

NO DECISION GIVEN AG TOPRORIBITION   The Supreme Court Will Meet to Hand Down Decisions on Tone 7.

AAILADADS LOST STOLEN FREIGHT   ADMINISTRATION ESTIMATE! 1919 THEP YS TOTAL $45,000,000

RAILROADS LOoT STOLEN FREIGHT   \DMINISTRATION ESTIMATE! 1919 THEFTS ‘TOTAL $15,000,000

GERMANY  LIES  AT MERCY OF  SOVIET RUSSIE   So declares Ludendorff ix analyzing the present military conditions

LUDENDORFF SAYS GERMANY LIES AT MERCY OF RUSSIA   “Brains Of German Army” Says Reichswehr Is No Match For Soviet Army   /BORDER UNPROTECTED

LUDENDORFF FEARS THE RUSS BOLSHEVIKISTS  Wc WARNcC THAT RIICCIAN   HE WARNS THAT RUSSIAN HORDES CAN INVADE GERMANY AT WILL.

SUPPLY OF FUEL OIL ) 1S BECBMING SHOR]      s ure Ailvised to Prepare, to Return do Use of Coat—Com eprvotion Pierre),

VILLAGE DISTROYED BY QUAKE   Violent Earth Sheeks at the Base of Mount Kiara. italy.

AIR MAIL: ROUTE.   Senate Motes On ‘Line From New : -VYoerk To Omaha,..

te of tee asteolectenleoleotentecleolesferleclenleole    2 CHICAGO. BREWERS SAID  } . TO BE VIOLATING LAW .

Some Said to be Using Two and Over Percentage of Alcohol in Beer.

ALL IN READINESS FOR HAMBY ELECTROCUTIO!   Bank Robber and Murderer Will Pay the Penalty Tomorrow Night at 11 O'clock.

PROBING TEXTILE CLOSINGS   Government Scent: Conspiracy Among Manufacturers   'HINT SCHEME IS TO   KEEP PRICES HIGH   Agents at Work Here for More Than a Week   WILT KEEP PRICES UP

DRY ENFORCEMENT BIG ISSUE   Bryan Declares It Paramount in the  fie eae Gee 8 ae

A WAR AGAINST < THE BOLSHEVIKI ON MAJOR SCALE   This Is Forecast by International Experts—British Naval and) Military Heads Gather.

CONGRESS MAKES — ~ SORRY RECORD   Democratic and Republican Leaders Join in Condemning Majority’s:; 7 - Practices :   NO RIGHT OF AMENDMENT

CANNONISM IS SUCCEDDED BY GILLETTISM   Steering Committee of the House of Representatives Overrides All Opposition

TO SATISFY MORTEAGI   WILL BE SOLD TO PAY OFF IN. DEBTEDNESS OF OLD WESTERN PACIFIC ROAD,

RAILROAD GOES TO HIGH BIDDEI   Denver and Rio Grande  Went Under Auction Block Today :

NEW. PEOPLE-TO TESTIFY ~ AT HEARING NEXT WEE       Tite in. the Investi “tB'ixed’? Baseball Games.

INDICTMENTS MAY FOLLOW BALL PROBE   Foreman of Grand Jury Says Evidence is Piing Up   AGE ATTELL IS CALLED   Also Subpeona Owner of Race Track in Chieage Hesarme

PLAYERS CALLED TO TESTIFY IN BASEBALL PROBE   Twelve Witnesses Othe Than Managers and Players Subpoenad

TWELVE SUMMONED IN PROBE OF BASEBALI   Grand Jury Investigation Will Be" Resumed Next Week One Woman is Subpoenaed.

TRIVOULIBAS WINS MARATHON,   Subject of Greece Fleetest of Ficld of 60 Runners.

INFLUENZA S INGREASING IN THE WHOLE GOUNTR   Beperis to U. S. Health Service, However, Endicate the Bisease fs Taking a Mild Form.

Influenza Spreading Through Country; Disease Is Only Mila   Reports for Week Ending January 24, Indicate Malady Ha: Reached 24 States, Including District of Columbia. Disease Is of Such Mild Character That in Many In<tances Patients Do Not Call Physician.

PAY NO MORE CHECKS   ‘Hanover Trust Company wnder Bank \ ma Examiners’ Orders

BOMB THREAT WAS A “DECOY? While Salt Lake Police Guarded ry  224322. —, . aw... 8. War... Te .. & B

OALT LAKE POLICE GUARD BUILDING FROM BOMBS WHILE BANTITS ROA RANK

STRIKE TIES UP. GRAN VESSELS   Break Through Ice But Fail to Unload Because of Labor Trouble,   LITTLE CHANGE REPORTED

GOAL COMMISSION HANGS IN BALANCE      State Authorities Seek Loop: hole in Injunction in Federal Court   OPERATORS ARE JUBILANT   Soft Coal Men Declare That Ruling Will Make Further Orders Inoperative

FUEL BOARD IS. PERPLEXED OVER ~ GOURT’S RULING   Decision Handed Down Saturday Practically Nullifies the * Board’s Powers.   NOW SEEKING A LOOPHOLE   Members of Commission and the :» Governor Te Hold Con_ ference. At Once. .

STATE OFFICIALS ARE TO CONFER ON COAL RULING   Will Seek Some Loophole In The ‘Decision— Governor's Views Awaited.

WILL GET RETURNS.   tcpublicans Arrange for Complet Election Returns.

PUBLIC SCHOOL STRONGEST WEAPON AGAINST RADICALS    * Unless Salaries of: Benchers Are Tn eveased (he Competent Will Soon,  Bo Replaced by the Thoompetent,

NEARLY 430,00 TEAGHERS. QUIT wey {1919   Seerctary Lane Says Greatest Bulwark Anainst Bolshevism Is Crumbling   MORE LUCRATIVE WORK SOUGHT BY TEACHERS   PAY HAS ALWAYS BEEN DIsGRACEFULLY LOW, SAYS LANE. INCOMPETENT ARE REPLACING COMPETENT,

LOWDEN AGREEARTF To anawe   Candidate fee Viee President Has Prefereace fer ftllineician.

HIS, SAYS ADAMS   Virginian Avers Sentiment Favors Lowden and Him; Coolidge and Allen Only Rivals,

FAVORS LOWDEN, ADAMS   Vice-Presidential Aspirant BRepregentatives Uncover Sentiment

MINE WORKERS  NOT TO AGEPT > LOWER WAGE!   PRESIDENT LEWIS OF WEISER’ UNION SAYS LOWER WAGES NOT POSSIBLE.

REFUSE ANY GUT WAGES   UNION’S PAPER PUBLISHES DECLA RATION OF POLICY

MINERS TO PERMIT NO WAGE REDUCTION   What the Mine+Workers Have Todos We Ayre Going to Hold,’ “Says Official Organ,

UNITED MINE WORKERS WILL ELGHT ANY PLAN LEADING 10 REDUCTION IN PRESENT WAGE SCALE   PRESIDENT OF UNION, 1SSUES STATEMENT SAYING SALAIIES MUST BE PAID BY OWNERS

OUSTS THE CITY OFFICIALS   Governor of Texas Makes Cleaning Up at Galveston for Alleged Neglact of Duty.

KENTUCKY NEGRO HEAVILY GUARDED BY U. S. TROOPS   No Lessening ot Military Precautions to Prevent Recurrence of Mob Violence Shown.

LEXINGTON SITUATION   KEPT WELL IN HAND BY FEDERAL TROOPS   Patrols Will Be Graduatly Withdrawn Beginning Today

PRECAUTIONS MOT AT ALL LESSENEL   Federal Soldiers Continue tc Surround ‘Lexington Prisor Where Siayer of Little Gir is Confined.

ORDER AGAIN RESTORED AFTER KENTUCKY RIOTS   Troops of First Division Being Withdrawn From Lexington— People Are Complimented.

TROOPS STILL PATROL LEXINGTON   Pyrcautions Taken Hy Authovyities To Prevent In Further Gccurrence of Violence.

MEXICO WOULD “MOVE TOPS THROIIEH TS   Asks Permission to Transport . Soldiers Through American Territory to-Attack- State of Sonora from-North   PINA PREPARES AGAINST INVASION POSSIBILITY   Orders Garrison at Cananea, ‘Numbering 800, to Proc at Once to Defend Agua Prieta on Border

kes ie sg eat  MOVE TROOES. THBOHEH TES   Asks Permission to Transport * Soldiers Through American _ Territory to Attack State of — .Sonora from North —   PINA PREPARES AGAINST INVASION POSSIBILITY   « Orders Garrison at Cananea, Numbering 800, to Proceed at Once to Defend Agua Prieta on Border

WOULD MOVE THROUGH U. S   Mexico Wants to Attacl Sonora From North.   NO ACTION IS TAKEN YET   Proposed Movement of Troops Would Pass Through Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.

United States Asked For Permissior Te Move Treocps Through Its Territory.

MEXICO ASKS RIGHT TO HIT THRU TEXAS   Would Attack Rebel Sonorg from American Side; Up to Washington.   EX-ENVOY BLAMES. = PRESIDENT WILSON

CARRANZA SEEKS 10 SEND ARMY THROUGH (J. §. AFTER REBELS   State Department Annonces Ne Decision on Demand Made in Formal Note.   SONORA MAY HINDER FAVORABLE ACTION   Wants Country to Recogniz« State as Belligerant—Family Matter, They Say.

MEXICAN GOVERNMENT ASKS PERMISSION T0 MARCH TROOPS achOSS AMERICAN TERRITORY

WANT TO PASS THROUGH U.S   Mexico Asks Permission t Move Troops Over U. 58. Territory.

Wants To Be Ab'e to Tackle ‘Sonera Through “Back Door.”   LIKE HUNS THROUGH BELGIUM   Germany Asked The Same Thing When She Wanted to Overe ~wheln The Feench, 

MEXICO ASKS LEAVE TO SEND SOLDIERS 10 SONORA THROUGH U.S   Appeals to U. S. for Permissior to Launch Attack on Seceding State from the North   MOST LOGICAL POINT OF ATTACK SAY OFFICIALS   _ Only Other Possible Attacking Point is Through Narrow Pass

SONORA PREPARES   Anticipates An Attack From ‘Troops Passing Through U. S. Territory

RECOGNITION IS — AIM OF SONORA   Appeals to U. S.; Carranza Asks Permission to Send Troops Through Our Territory.

FATE OF SONORA LIES GREATLY IN POWER OF U.S.   THUS SUCCESS OR FAILURE OF REVOLT IN SECEDING STATE !S IN U. S. HANDS.

CARRANZA ASKS WAY TO SONORA THROUGH U.S. A   COURSE OF JOURNEY 1S OUT LINED FROM EL PASO TO DOUGLAS, ARIZ.

SONORA REPUBLIC MEN PREPARE FOR BATTLE »   7. Pee oe ae  6h ©   REPUBLIC OF SONORA TROOPS ARE ON MARCH

MEXIGO ASKS 10 LET TROOPS CROSS   Would Move Force Through U.S. Territory to  Sonora

WOULD MOVE TROOPS ON AMERICAN SIDE   MEXICO WANTS PERMISSION TO SEND ARMY OVER J. 5. PERRITORY.

CARRANZA ASKS RIGHT 10 SEND ARMY INTO U. §   Wantsto Transport Troops to Sonora  Across U. S. Soil

FLU SPREADS IN NEW YORK   Health Authorities Repert 2,855 Nev Cases in 24 Hours—Many Pneumonia Victims,

INFLUENZA SPREADS IN N. Y.   Authorities Report 2,855 New Cases in °4.Hour Period.

MANY DIE  IN WRECK ON G. TRUNK   Terrible Scenes Inasted In Toronto When Trains Meet In Collision

POUR KILLED, SCORE  NIURED, AS CANADA FIVER LEAVES RANI   srand Trunk Night Express, From Montreal To Canada, Derailed Near York--B o dies Buried Beneath Splintered C oaches -Wounded Shriek Pitifully For Help.

FOUR KILLED IN WRECK NEAR TORONTO, CANAD!   Score of Passengers Injured In Worst Crash Section Has Had In Years.

VICTIMS OF WRECK ARE BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   Grand Trunk Train Leaves Rails and Dead and- Wounded ‘Are Pinned in Coaches .  DEATH... TOTAL: UNKNOWN

EXPRESS TRAIN SIDESWIPED   By Freight on the Grand Trunk Railroad

A GREAT GASH GN GRAND TRUNK   Freight Engine Sideswipes a  Passenger Train and Freight  Plows Into Wreck.   PART OF THE TRAIN. .IS CUT TO SPLINTERS   Work “of Rescue Delayed anc Number of Victims Not "2 Yet Known.

TRAIN. DERAILED NEAR TORUNTD: SEVEN KILLED   Worst Wreck In That Section For Years Takes Rio Toll.   SCORE ARE INJURED   Cause Of Smash-up Not Known—Believe Train Sideswiped.

CANADA TRAIN WRECK KILLS 7      WORST WRECK IN YEARS OCCURRED AT YORK THIS MORNING,

QUAKE OPENS OLD VOLCANO   Flame, Smoke and Ashes Thrown From Apparently Extinct Crater.

VOLCANO NOW IN ACTION,   Eruption Near Cordoba Caused By Larthquake—Two Hundred Dead.

SHARP PEEVED BY ~ PRESIDENT'’S SNUB      Claims Wilsoh Did Not’ Consult Him in Paris; Former Ambassador to France Turned Down Offer af Lansinge’s Place in Cabinet.

UNIONS 10 BREAK ‘OUTLAW’ STRIKE   Brotherhood ‘Cooperates ‘in Aiding Railroads to Carry on Work.

BROTHERHOOD URGES -. CHICAGO STRIKE ENE   President Authorizes Union Strike Breakers.

LEE HOPES RAILWAY MEN WILL RETURN TO PLARES   ONLY CHANCE OF GETTING A GOOD DEAL. IN BOARD OF ARBITRATION LIES NOW IN THEIR BEGINNING TO WORK

CHICAGO STRIKERS ‘GHLLED QUTLAWS   Men Filling Vacant Places Will Be Fully Protected by Union.   Brotherhood Co-operating to Break Walkout and Carry Out its Contract.

Brotherhood President Says Chicago. Situation Amproving Very. Rapidly   ‘UNION OFFERS “SOLE HOPE!   Integrity of Brotherhood : at Stake and Older Members to Save Day

BRANDS SWITCH STRIKE ILLEGAL   President Lee of B. of R. 1 Calls on Brotherhood to Aid Roads

LEE BELIEVES STRIKE NEARS TS LAST LEG   Statement on Situation by Head of Trainmen’s  Brotherhood.

Berlin Reports, However, Say Russians Have Begun New Counter Attack.

CANTU MAY JOIN SONORA REVOL1   Obregon Held Prisone1 as Secessionists Proclaim Republic

ALL PA  RTISAN IN UTS SCOP   Illinois Equal Suffrage Association and Illinois League of Women Voters Merge.

PLAN NIERGER OF ILLINOIS WOMEN IN VOTERS’ LEAGUE   Suffrage Association Members Numbering 200,000, Hold Final Convention.

William Leeds, Son of Princess Anastasia, May  Wed Princess Olga

REACHES DECISION ON ARMENIAN BOUNDARIES   President Wilson Forwards It: Finding To Signatories Of Treaty

CIVIL. TRIBUNAL FOR BASEBALL FINDS APPROVAL   Scores of Telegrams Ex press Satisfaction With   Plan to Govern the   National Pastime.

BABE NOT BLAKELY,   Coughlin’s Hope of Finding Chitd : Is Again Dashed

FOREIGNERS QUIT AFTER RIOTING   5000 FLEE WEST FRANKFORT FOLLOWING NIGHT OF DESTRUCTION

Liquor Foie’ WNearly Every _Place Entered; Seven to  Plead-Guitty--————-

RESIGNATION OF =~ DESCHANEL READ   MILLERAND AS PRESIDENT WILL LAUNCH REFORMS.

TENNESSEE TO VOTE FRIDAY ON SUFFRAGE   Battle Between Constitutional Authorities is Scheduled for Tonight.   LINE UP SPEAKERS   Huge Mass Meeting of Sufrage Opponents is Postponed.

Federal Amendment Scheduled To Come To Vote In Both Houses Of Assembly

VOTE ON SUFFRAGE TAKEN TOMORRROV   Vontght ‘Tennessee 1 fe: Ikhadare WAL Listen to Dobute af Constitullonat Lawyer on Sublect-- -North Caroliun May Aet Saturday

VOTE SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW   Tennessee General Assembly Will Hear Arguments on Suffrage This Evening.

SUFFRAGE  AMENUMENT TO BE VOTED ch FRIDAY  By Both Branches of the Tennesse gislature   Tonight a Grim Battle of Eminent Con etitutional Authorities on Legislative Amendments.

WILL VOTE ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT FRIDA\   Leaders To Bring Suffrage Fight To Vote In Tennessee Legfelature Tomorrow.

Battle Over ~ Amendment To  Constitution       Suffrage Exponents and Opponents To Go Before Joint Committee Tonight   VOTE MAY BE  TAKEN TOMORROW   Suffrage Cause To Be Repre-. sented In Arguments By Atty. Gen. Thompson

WILL FOLLOW CITRUS FRUIT ORGANIZATION PLAN OF SALE.  BY FARM BUREAU   New Combine is Formed hb American Farm Federa- * tion with 51 Per Cent  nk Owan

COMBINE 19 GOVERN PRICES ON GRAIN   FARM BUREAU FEDERATION ORGANIZES A POWERFUL LEAGUE

CONTROL OF EXPORT AND DO:  MESTIC BUSINESS SOUGHSc~  A Committee of National Farm Bu reau Federation Is Receiving. Unoitlelal Advice from Federal Trade Comnissivun.

BRITISH. SUPPORT SWINGS FAVOR TO MEMBERSHIP   ‘VARIOUS DELEGATIONS OF EMPIRE UNITE IN VOTING FOR,ADMIT ma Rr   Questions of Mandates - an¢ Budget Only Ones Left for Assembly.-

GREAT BRITAIN FAILS TO BOLD. COLONIES VOTE AT.  LEAGUE COUNCIL      Albania Admitted to ‘Associ ation at ‘Today’ 8 Session of Delegates; Other Appli~ eations in Abeyance       AMERICAN SECRETARY, ASKS. POSTPONEMENT   COLBY BELIEVES IT: BEST om WAIT - BEFORE SUBDIVIDING. TERRITORIES CARVED FROM. FORMER RUSSIAN NATION. :

ALBANIA BECOMES LEAGUE MEMBER   Forty-seventh Member Admitted Upon Recommendation Ot British Delegate  Committee Previously Had Rec-

ALBANIA AT LAST BECOM* § MEMBER OF PEt: E LEAGUE   DIFFERENCES BETWEEN  COUNCIL AND LEACUE   Disposal of Drafts of Man_ daies and Financial Budget Ave All That Remain to Be Done. -

ALBANIA GETS — PLIGE IN WORLO ~TEARIIE FAMILY   L .  ‘Election to Membership Fol Jows Many, Expressions From Delegates   SESSIONS AT GENEVA  E NEARING CLOSE.   [Applications From Other Smal  States Rejected After Discussion ~

ALBANIA NAMED NATIONS’ LEAGUE MEMBER BY VOTE   Appeal on Floor of Assembly Reverses Action Taken in Committee.

f <i   SEVERAL OTHER COUNTRIES WERE DENIED MEMBERSHIP BY ASSEMBLY   With the Disposition of a Few Minor Matters Delegates Will Be Ready to Depart For Their Homes.

ALBANIA IN LEAGUI   ASSEMBLY VOTES SMALL NATION INTO THE PACT,   Lord Robert Cecil’s Motion Prevails Over the Report of Special Comm ttee.

ASSEMBLY OF E NEAR       Today’ ‘Plected ‘Albainia To. Mem bership, and. ‘Rejected           GETS:REPORT ON: MANDATES   Differences Between . Assembly and: Council. On Ques-  .. ~ tien Discussed. ©

ALBANIA GETS A PLACE IN LEAGUI   Little Nation Now a Member o , the League,   Motion of Lord Robert Cecil Prevails Over Report of Special Assembly Committee.

ASSEMBLY ADMITS “ALBANIA TO LEAGUI   Admission Committee Oppose: Action at First,

ALBANIA GIVEN MEMBERSHIP IN WORLD LEAGUE   l’nanimous Vote for Admittance Cast at Geneva.  3 OTHERS REJECTED   Assembly Refuses to Award Member. ship to Averbaijan, Ukrainia and Lichtenstein,

ALBANIA IS ELECTED   Little Nation Now a Member of the League. .   Uy Motion of Lord Robert Cecil Prevaits Over Report of. Special Assom. bly Committee.

ALBANIA BECOMES MEMBER OF LEAGUE   Differences as to Mandate: Before Assembly,

ALBANIA IS MADE MEMBER OF WORLD BODY AT GENEVA   LORD ROBERT CECIL DISA. GREES WITH MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.   REFUSES TO MAKE AN ADVERSE REPOR}

ALBANIA 13 MADE LEAGUE MEMBER: DISCUSS MANDATE   Hope Expressed That Busi: : ness Will Be Concluded and  Sessions End Saturday.

SESSIONS NEARING END   League Completing Work at Geneve Convention-—Albania Now In Fold.

CANADA AND ENGLAND UNITE THEIR FORCES   APPLICATIONS OF 3 SMALLER STATES ARE REJECTED WHEN VOTE IS TAKEN IN THE ASSEMBLY THIS MORNING.

ALBANIA ELECTED MEMBER 0; LEAGUE   Several Factors Combine T Break Down All Opposition; Reject Four Applications.

ALBANIA ELECTED _ LEAGUE MEMBER   Assembly- Admits Balkan State.   VOTES OF BRITISH EMPIRE DIVIDED   American Influence Felt in Deliberation. —

ALBANIA GAINS LEAGUE PLACE AFTER DEBATE   British Empire Representative: Support Lord Cecil for the First Time

PREDICTS TEN CENT  SUGAR BY JANUARY   Chicago Authority Advises Consymers to Buy as LitUe zs Possible

PREDICTS TEN CENT SUGAR BY JANUARY   NEW CROP IS LARGE ACCORDING TO CHICAGO FIGURES MADE PUBLIC   Chicago _ Authority Advises Consymers to Ruy as Litte aw Possible

PREDICTED SUGAR WILE DROP RAPIDL'   CHICAGO MAN SAYS BEET CROP INCREASED AND CUBAN CROP TRIPLE THE NORMAL.

OHJOY, PLEASE © PASS THE SUGAR   Sugar Will Be Ten or Eleven Cents a Pound by January Is  Prediction.

SUGAR DROP T0 10 CENTS SEEN BY CHICAGOAN   Says Greater Production Will Bring Sharply Reduced Prices

SUGAR TO BE LOWER   Pane:  Prices Will’ Re Reduced by Jan vary {, Is a Recent  . Statement.

TEN-CENT SUGAR      Ruascll J...Poola, Chicago Food OF ficial, Says Price Will Fall to That By January.

SUGAR AT TEN CENTS   BIG DROP BUE ABOUT JANTARY FIRST, COMMITTEE SAYS,   Tremendous Crop of Beet and Cane ugar In UV. 8. and Caba— Price Headed: Down.

No Deviation if Utterances ot League ate Placed in Parallel Columns.   BUT HE WON'T TELL JUST WHERE HE STANDS   Invades New York State Today but Will Stay Away From Broadway      ONE MORE STAND

THE CHECK COMENG.   County and City Will Get Taxes Prom The Sinivon Estate.

THE CL     COMING.      County and City Will (Get Taxes sini: c.  Front The Sinixen EK:

THOUSAND MINERS IDLE,   Drivers in Ohio Fiehis Quit to Fnforce Wace Demand.

VOTE S TAKEN AT 2:d0 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING   Valsh Employes Arous ed by Discharge of 2 Conductors and the One-Man Cars.

M'KELWE URGE AIO FOR FARMER:   Nebraska Governor Appears Before Senate Investigating Ce~mittee.   Tenants Driven Off the Land Uniess Aissistance : Comes.

DENTON Chat IESSMMER 5 QUEL   Woman Whom Mrs. Peete Gave Articles of Clothing Makes Statement

DENTON GASE DRESSMAKER 5 QUIZZED   Woman Whom Mrs. Peet Gave Articles of Clothing Makes Statement

IN ROPE ROUTE   Charged With Murder of Two Boy at West Frankfort, tines.

ON TRIAL: KILLS SELF.   'Accused of Murder of Two Boys and On Trial, Hangs Self.

SIDELL BANKER ENDS LIFE   William G, Cathcart, Leading Finan. cial Figure of Eastern Iilinois, Shoots Self.

ILLINOIS BANKER ENDS LIFE   Financia! Figure of Eastern Part of State Kills Self.

OLD GUARD AGAINST WOOD   Fuller Charges Plot t Eliminate Roosevelt Followers

POLICE RESCUE MAN FROM MOB   Joseph Nicolich Has Close “ail from Lynching In Cleveland.

RUMANIANS RETIRE.   Hungary Glad To Be Well Rid of Her Iininvited Cuesta.

EX-SERVICK MEN TO GET FREE COURSES   Y.M.C. A. to Use Surplus of Educa. tio™al Fund to Educate Former Soldiers.

FREE SCHOLARSHIPS © FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   Scholarship Must Be Awardéd Before December 31st—and Delays ave Dangerous.

GOVERNMENT TO OPERATE MINES   Strike Situation in Mexico Prodtices Serious Emergency.

CAUTION URGED IN RECOGNIZING OBREGON RULE   Men With Interests in Mexicc Consuli With Secretary Colby.

CAUTION 18 URGED IN EXTENDING AID TO REBEL FACTION   GROUPS HAVING INTERESTS 9D MEXICO WARN OF HASTY ACTION.   WANT PROPER ASSURANCES   Question of Immediate Concern To Oil Producers Who Fear Both De Facto and Federal Officials  - Will Demand Tax.

NO RECOGNITION UNTIL LEADERS STATE POLICIES   Oil Interests Urge Caution ir Offering Advances to Obregon Government   SHOULD DEFINE ATTITUDE   Question of Paying Taxes Is Brought to Attention of U.S. State Department

U0, URGED 10 PROCEED oLOWLY IN RECOGNIZING MEXIGAN REBEL   Groups Having Interests South of the Border and Former Diplomats Warn Against Hasty Action,   TAX PAYMENTS ARE GREAT PROBLEM NOW   -xporters of Oil and Mine Products Are Undecided As to Proper Officials to Receive Funds,

‘NO RECOGNITION T0 REBELS   Washington Government treed Not to He Hasty iu Accepting New  Order in Mexico,

CAUTION (5 URGED IN MEXICAN RECOGNITION   STATE DEPATMENT IS WARNED TO USE CARE IN SUPPORTING ANY FACTION.   MANY FIRMS SEEK ROVIGE   Doubt Is Expressed as te Proper Avthorities to Whom Taxes Should Be Paid.

CARRANZA CAPTURED, UNCONFIRMED REPOR’   is Given Safe Conduct—U. S$ Government Urged to Be Cautious

Urge Caution In Extending a Recognition To Any Faction  Aiding In Carranza Overthrou

ASKING ADVICE AS TO MEXICAN TAK PAYMENTS   MINING AND OIL MEN WILLING TO PAY SOMEONE (WHO) HAS AUTHORITY.   State Department Urged To Go Slow In Recognizing Any Faction of The Mexican People.

Sreran a Masco Spe   DO NOT KNOW. WHO _. “YO PAY. TAXES TO   Reports of Cavranza’s Capture By Rebel Forces Cannot ~” Be Confiyrmed: ©

Fined for Gambling, Negro Wins $100 from  Judge and Leaves Court

“THAN A MONTH   Yuma to Vote Upon Bond Is sue to Repair Levee on East Side of Town.

ELECTION DUE IN YUMA LESS THAN A MONTE   Yuma to Vote Upon Bond Is sue to Repair Levee on East Side of Town.

MEMORIAL BUILDING UP AGAIN   Committee Wants to Know What Public Wants.   GIVE YOUR VIEW ON IT  A Ward Matter to All—Your Idea May Be A Sensible One.

INCREASE OF SALARY FOR AMBASSADORS URGEE   Peevent Stipend is Said to be Insnfficlent for American Diplomatic

SAYS AMBASSADORS SHOULD GET MORE PAY   SECRETARY LANSING RECOM. MENDS SALARY INCREASE FOR REPRESENTATIVES; CLAIMS POOR MAN IS BARRED.  é

FURTHER DELAY HELD DANGEROCS  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. FJFAGED BRIERE TO TRIRT

BROTHERHOODS’ HEADS FEAR FURTHER DELAY   EXPRESS APPREHENSION AT FAILURE TO MEET REQUEST FOR INCREASED WAGES.   PUBLIG STATEMENT (SSUED   Resumption of Hearings Before Lalor Board to Take Place Today in Chicago.

One of the Raid Victims Convictec in Police Curt, Appeals His Case   All Women Nabbed in Raid Monday Night Forfeited Bonds in Poli¢ee Court

All Women Nabbed in Raid Monday Night Forfeited Bonds in Police Court

TEA LEAVES FOR MONEY      Interesting Facts  Reparding Old Coins Disclosed :At Exhibit.

COLLIERIES SUSPEND; ANSWER TO WILSON   Refusal {a Reopen on Wage Agreement Leads to Complete Shut Down in Hazleton listrict.

LABOR MEETING IN ~~ PARIS ORGANIZED   U.S. Not Represented Because of Failure of Senate ~~ "Te Ratify the Treaty.

INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION MEETING   Governing Body Convenes in Paria ir Conformity with Decision Reached at Washington Conference

LABOR. CONGRESS  “MEETS WITHOUT “US! DELEGATES   International: Body. cat “Paris “Includes, German Repre:.  nh en bn tie eae lf

ONE-DAY STRIKE HALTS IRELAND   Complete Tie-Up of Railways. Mail and Business Affairs Results from !sland-Wide Protest.

NO CHARGE TO - EXCHANGE BONDS   SEND YOUR TEMPORARY BONDS AND GET NEW ONES FROM THE GOVERNMENT

NO CHARGE FOR . EXCHANGING mm   ‘Temporary Bonds : May Re Traded: for Pernianent? Qnes at Any Bank or Trust Company

Liberty Bonds Exchanged Free   Government Will Make Exchanges of Temporary Liberty Bonds Without Any Charge

HARDING IN NEW ORLEANS.   Polied Unprecedented Total of 17,090 With Five Parishes Missing.

GAVE HARDING LARGE VOTE   Unprecedented Total Is Polled ‘for Republican :  in New Orleans

SUGAR BELT IN. LOUISIANA VOTES G. O .P.   Harding Carries Eight Precincts in New Orleans and Ten Known Rural Boxes.

UNPRECEDENTED TOTAL OF OVER  SEVENTEEN THOUSAND G. 0. _P. VOTES POLLED.

SHORTRIDGE IN THE LEAD.   Ahead of Two Competitors in Meager California Returns.

DEFENSE QUITS   AFTER BRIEF ADDRESS HARRY NEW’S CASE GOES TO , ' ‘THE JURY   (United Press)

ARGUMENTS IN NEW TRIAL ARE HALTEL   Council For Defense Announces Fur ther Arguments Would Be Ulminated.

ARKANSAS GUARD 1) MOBILIZED 10 WATCH PRISONS   Machine Gun Company Will Be Used to Frustrate WideSpread Attempt at Peni tentiary Delivery.

REPORTS CAUSE MOBILIZATION OF MACHINE GUN COMPANY IN ARKANSAS.   TROOPS ARE GALLED OUT   Widespread Plan Believed Preva lent to Free Prisoners From State Institutions,

Widespread Plot To Free Convicts Revealed by Officials in Arkansas

Governor Brough Receives Report That Attempt Will Be Made to Free Outlaws   ORDER SEARCH OF CELLS TO FIND HIDDEN WEAPONS   Arkansas Penitentiary Scene of Brewing Revolt’ With Outside Aid Promised

TO NIP PLOT TO FREE ARKAN SAS CONVICTS   SURROUND SIX ON ISLAND   Half ef Dozen Who Escaped From  State Farm at Ray

UNEARTH PLOT TO RELEASE CONVICTS   Machine Gun Company Mobilized to Guard Penal In stitutions.

LIQUOR REBELLION - SUBSID:S TODAY   MICHIGAN’S REBELLION AGAINST

VOLT * WEAKENING           qrmed Pores Ca urrectiun In Mich co Subside?      pus OF .BOOZE      LIQUOR: FROM A PHORITIES 3"          ple, Prohibition; ofticer, Says: 1

SO-CALLED MICHIGAN LIQUOR REBELLION HAS SUBSIDED   State’s Attorney for Iron County, Scene of Trouble, Calls Reports Maliciously False Stories and Demands Investigation.

APPROACH OF FEDERAL FORCES, ARMED AND DETERMINED, KILLS ALL OPPOSITION.   WHITE FLAGS WAVE

“LIQUOR REVOLT SON DEFENSIVE      Subsides In Face ct Approach oe Mujor Balrymp'2 and Picked Frrce of Men.

THE LIQUOR REBELLION. IN MICHIGAN COUNTY COMES TO AN END   “REBELS” DISPLAY WHITE FLAG AND HIDE THEIR LIQUOR AS FEDERAL OFFICERS ARE RE. PORTED APPROACHING.

NEEDS NO WARRANT “FEDERAL OFFICER DECLARES WHEN REFUSED   Situation in Iron County Is Acute and U. §. Authority Supersedes Michigan’s   State Constabulary Will Be Called on to Aid Men of Dalrymple’s Force

}  REBELLION HAS SUBSIDED   Federal: Prohibition En: forcement Chief Has Situation in Hand

Outlying Posts of ‘Regency Capitulate Before Caviglia’s Regulars   ZARA FALLS WITHOUT A SHOT BEING FIRED   SHIP THAT DESERTED TO PORN RETURNS FO PLERT; PREP. ARAPFIONS MADE FOR FINAI APPACK

D'ANNUZIO’S CAPITAL ~——TOTTERS   FINME SOON TO RE WW HANDS  OE VPALLAS ARMY OUTPOSTS TAKEN AND POETS  FORCES PREPARE To

D'ANNUNZIOIS: ~ NEARING FINISE   Italian Regulars Have Taker Outposts of Fiume and Steel Ring Is Contracting.   POET {$ READY TO FLEI  BULLETIN.

D’Annunio’s” Capital Cannot Hold Out Long Against Attacking Army.   PREPARING FOR FLIGHT  Poet-General Is Said te Be  Ready to Leave When lealiane Entor Pity,

FORGED OF rOcT AR FALLING AGA ON  UM   Capture of City Reported as oet Commander Plans   Flight

FIUME TOTTERS BEFORE ARMY OF REGULARS   D’Annunzio’s Outposts Surrender to Regular Army Without Fight —Five Soldiers Killed

Five Soldiers of Truce Part Killed by Legionaires, Who Fired Without Question   Sixty Have Been Killed and Many  Wounded in Bloody Fighting Around City of Fiume

SIXTY REPORTED ~ KILLED AND ian HURT AROUND FIUN   GEN, . CAVIGIEA, COMMANDING ITALIANS, EXPECTS “ro 2 TAKE THE CTY TODAY.    D’ ANNUNZIO IS READY  TO TAKE TO HIS HEELS      Outposts Giving’ ing” Way. ‘and - Italia: : Expect ‘to Ponr Into City Be. i : fore Day is Over.

FIUME TOTTERS ‘WITH COLLAPSE OF ZARA FORCI   Outpost Gives. Up. Without  Firing Shot and Warship -” Ig Surzeadered

FIUME DEFENSES TOTTERING; SMALL GARRISONS T AKEN     Scout Cruiser Gives Up To Regular Italian Forces. °

FORGES UF rOcl AR FALLING BACK ON ELUM   Capture of City Reported a Poet Commander Plans l Flight

State Contest ‘Likely: to: Em barrass G.O.P. Sullivan  b anf eee sey   HAVE: OWN  . TICKET   But. Steady. Drift to Harding by Farmers.and Others  “Te AAmittad 

LABOR FAVORS CO) IN WEST VIRGIN   State Contest Embarrasses ‘Republicans, Mark Sullivan Finds in Survey, °   Drift Leads to Prediction of Victory for Harding: Dém_ ocrats Wage Real Fight,

WEST VIRGINIA WILL BE FOUND “TWG.OP. OTH   Such Is Conclusion. of. Mark _ Sullivan After Personally Feeling Out Sentiment.   MAJORITY MINERS ARE "3 SUPPORTING GOV. COX   Labor Candidate for Governor Would Much: Prefer Seria- : .” tor-Harding’s Election.

WILL GO 10 6.0.P. SAYS SULLIVAN   Corres mt Says There Has Drift From Dems to the Republicans   MINERS ARE FOR COX   OTHER ELEM= IS OF POPULATION, HOWEVE™ Ave INCLINED TOWARD Sep “T 2 HARDING

LABOR LINED UP UN SIDE OF COX   MAY SERVE TO MAKE WEST VIRGIS1LA beCUBTFUL.   BUI DRIFT IS TO REPUBLICANS   Nining Men Chief Element In Favor of Demoerati Nemineo—“armers and Mercharts Lean to Harding Side.

Midland Co. High Finance Report Says   GROSS IRREGULARITIES ID FUNDS OF PACKERS, RECEIVERS ASSERT.

THE BUDGET SYSTEM   MecCRAY TO INSTRUCT LEGISLA: TURE TO PROVIDE 17.   Farmer Appointed on Tay Board an  Agricultural Board Gets Power. &

INE BUDGET SYSTEN   McCRAY TO: INSTRUCT LiGISta TURE TO PROVIDE iT. *      ‘Farmer Appointed on Tay Board and Agricaltarat Board Gets: Power.

HOUSE PASSES — TARIFF BILL   Measure Secures Over 100 Majority.   DEFEAT OR CHANGE  IN SENATE LIKELY   Party Lines Are Largely ‘Set Aside. —

PARTY LINES SWEPT Rab IN HOUSE VOTE   EMERGENCY MEASURE FOR AGRICULTURE PASSES BY 110 MAJORITY

SENATE MAY KILL TARIFF   Rough Sailing Predicted fo Fordney From Measure ir Upper House.

MAJOR AND MINOR EVENTS HAPPENING AT CAPITAL CITY OG OU USA   Emergency Tariff Bill Ma; Be Destined to Defeat in Senate; Other Matters Briefly Told

PARTY LINES ARE * OWEPT ASIDE IN _ TARIFF BILL VOTE   House Adopts Fordney Measure, But Senate  May Change It.

GIVING OUT SUPPLIES   ELEQHION * ANSPECTORS WERE PROVIDED WITH EQUIPMENT.   Voters of the County Will. Throw Dawn ‘Barrage Tuesday,

GIVING QUT SUPPLIEa   PLECTION INSPECTORS WERE PROVIDED WITH BQUIPMENT.   Voters of the County Will Throw Down Barrace Tuesday.

MICHIGAN GUNTEST AlRcU BY ALGER   Columbus Publisher Tells About Ghio Primary Campaign, —

COLUMBUS PUBLISHER ° ON OHIO CONTEST   Fed Alger Quizzed About the * Michigan Primary.

DENVER TRAMWAY LUMPANY FACING f GENERAL STRIKE   One Thousand Trainmen Threaten to Walk Out When They Are Refused Increase in Their Wages

SHOWDOWN ON STUTZ ORDERED   Stock Fixchanss Directs Members To Report  Commitments.   MARKET STILL — ON THE CLIMB

‘cores—- “of Radical- --Agitators ‘Discovered. Throughout ; the Eountry if; Carefully Planned -Raids—Nation-Wide Round £3ee

UNCLE SAM DETERMINED TO RUN THIS GOVERNMENT IN FACE OF 1. W. W. PROTES1

RAIDS ON “REDS” IN MANY CITIES   Government Pians Deportation Of Hundreds of Radical   oadore   SEEK EVIDE  NCE AGAINST THEM   Department of Justice Agents Go Out and Round Them Up in 35 Cities—Many Are Captured.

HUNDREDS ARE JMILED IN 33 LARGE CITIES   Charges of Attempting to Overthrow Government By Force and Violence Are Placed Against Soviets Taken in Raids,   WILL DEPORT RADICALS   Object of Campaign Is to Obtain List for Labor Department in Removing Large Number of Most Dangerous Enemies.

TO BE HELD FOR DEPORTATION   Considerable Propaganda... Has      MACHINERY ‘WAS WELL -OILEI

IN dd CITIES, GOVERNMENT fo AFTER ALLEGED REVOLUTIONISTS   HUNDREDS OF REDS ARE TO BE PUT IN SAFE-KEEPING ~   ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT BY FORCE AND VIOLENCE IN GENERAL CHARGE—ALL GREAT CITIES SCENE OF RAIDS

‘DEPT. OF JUSTICE SPRINGS TRAPS IN 33 CITIES IN NATIONWIDE RAID   WILL DEPORT FIREBRANDS   Roundup Is for Purpose of Getting All of Anerchistic Dk With Goods On,

GEORGIA CONTEST GIVEN ATTENTION AT SAN FRANG ISCO   Democratic Committee Continues Effort to Iron Out Southern States’ Difficulties.   Palmer Delegates Or Those Opposed to Him.

“HEAR CONTESTS TODAY         Francis Wilson Presented) Senator Reed's Case to Committee

HEAR CONTESTS TODAY   Francis Wilson Presented Senator Reed's Case te Committee

GEORGIA CONTEST IS HEARD FIRS)   WHISPERED CONSULTATIONS BY DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS PRECEDE THE FIGHT.

CONTEST IN GEORGIA IS BRART TADAY   Credentials of Smith-Watson Group Are Certified,” to Contention   RURLESON BOOSTS MWADOO .    — /Posimaster General Raps Side stepping Platform of  Republicans

MORE PON FUNDS ARE LOCATED TODA   Approximately Sixty Percent Found in a New York Bank. —   TOTAL .REACHES - $150,000

TO REPRESENT U3, AT SAN REMO CONFERENCE   Ambassador Johnson Delegated to Attend—Germany Presents Three Notes.

GERMANY’S POSITION   Any _Obiigations to Disband Defense Oraanizations Not Recognized.

65 Sinn Fein Men Taken to Belfast Jail   British Paper Reports Discov. ery of Plot to Smuggle Guns Into Ireland.

Resolutions. at Brotherhood of. Ameriean Yeoman, Riverside Homestead No. 35

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT   Of Brotherhood of American Yeonan, Riverside Homesteud No.

YAWL SETS ATLANTIC RECORD   Thirty-Five-Foot Boat Crosses the Ocean in Fifteen Days Without Stop.

“Thirty-Pive.Foot Boat Croeses th Ocean in Fifteen Days With. out Stop.

Coal Miners of West Virginiz on Strike—Operators Refuse to Arbitrate,

MEDIATORS AT WORK OW GOAL MINERS STRIKE   Operators Hold Out — Many -Mines Affect ed — Miners’ Fami - es Living in Tents °

COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT ON   FRED L. FEICK OF GARRETT   IS GOVERNMENT  MEDIATOR.

MINER FAMILIES FVICTED HOMES MINE COMPANIES   Mediators Striving to Settle West Virginia and Kentucky Strikes

SUSPECT FANATIC BIG FIRE LOSS   Residents Believe Ring Organ ized Spread Fire Over Countryside.

NOTHERFIRE PUT TO CREDIT OF INCENDIARY   Visions of Invasion of Arsor Ring Come to Uniontowr Residents when Business Building Burns

FIRE DESTROYS STORE BUILDING IN UNIONTOW!   Owner of Store in Structure Arrested by Deputy Fire Marshal When Flames are Dis rernarsiateel

FIRE BUG KINDLES ANOTHER BIG FIRE   Uniontown, Pennsylvania,Scene Of Excitement During Blaze Monday  Suspect Is Arrested by Fire Marshat  One Suspect ‘Held is Believed Insane

THINK ARSON RING STARTS BIG BLAZE   For Fourth Time Flames Break Out in Business Block anc Destroy It at Estimatec Loss of $150,000.

Conference At Hythe P! to Send Munitions to_ » Armies Defending Pola Soviet Is Branded Men   Lloyd George and MillerConvinced Russ Determi to Crush Poland and Up Soviet Regime to R

J OFFICIALS FEEL HOPEFUL (or rapLy ADIJYSTMENT   ' position is Made to Open Coop vf perative Stores in Towns and {/ Sell Workers Food  Sr Toe re ee en eee re EET

WORKERS SEIZE ITALIAN PLANTS      Government Hopes for Settlement of Acute Italian Industrial Situation.

FACING GENERAL STRIKE   Government is Optimistic It Will Re Able to Control the Acute Industriz] Situation.

TALIAN STRIKERS SIEZE FACTORIES; SOCIALISTS APPEAL TO UNION LABOR   Government Officials Express the Hope That fhe Acute Situation Will Soon Be Satisfactorily Relieved.

THE SITUATION LOOKS BRIGHTER IN ITALY   To Grant Workers Mor Pay By Opening Co-epera Stores and Sell Feed at Cosn

ITALIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS BELIEVE INDUSTRIAL SITUATION WILL SOON BE FINALLY ADJUSTED   Prospects of a General Strike Dwindle Socialists Appeal to Organize Labor to Aid in Strike Move

ITALIAN WORKERS — WORKERS © SEIZE FACTORIES   Socialists Declare for the Action of the Striking Metal Workers in Tak- ~~. ing Over Plants’

SEEK COMPROMISE ~ IN TTALIAN STRIKE   Government — Hopeful That i Men Who Seized Plants Will Arbitrate.   PROPOSE FOOD AT COST   Temporary Raise in Pay  Opposed by Owners of Factories,

INDIANS TO ASK CITIZENSHIP   Will Urge Federal Legisiation Grant. ing the Franchise to Reds With. out Reservation.

DROPPED DEAD WHILE DANCING   Frederick W. Chickering, Pi ano Manufacturer, a Jazz Victim.

A FOLLETTE GAINS AFTER HIS OPERATION   UBMITS TO SEVERE OPERATION AT ROCHESTER AND HIS CONDITION IS REPORTED TO RE toon

LA FOLLETTE GAINS AFTER HIS OPERATION   SUBMITS TQ SEVERE OPERATIOD ~ AT ROCHESTER AND HIS " . CONDITION IS REPORT: Th wie Rr GonopD

PLANES UNDER HEALTH RULES   Aircraft Entering U. S. Subject to Quarantine Requiations.

HEALTH RULES FOR PLANES   Air Craft Entering the United States Will Be Subject to Quarantine Regulations.

GHUGKED WORK IN PUBLIE JOBS   Additional Hvidence of Plucking the People in the Awarding of Contracts.   GRAFR AND WASTE AND RANK STEALING   Favoritism in Allowing Bids With Rakecfis for the

SPECTATORS AWAIT THRILLS IN HEARING   ASBESTOS MAN TELLS OF LOW SHEPPING BIDS REJECTED.   Tells of Favoritism in Awarding of Bids and Charges Contract Let Far in Advance of Market Prices.

M.J. Gillen Declares 15 Prosecuting Attorneys Should Be Employed   SHIPS OUGHT TO BE TAKEN BACK, HE SAYS   MARKET IS DESTROYED ANI MANY PURCHASERS Aft DESTINED FOR PINANCEIAI WRECKS, WEENESS STATES.

AGES ARMY Of ATTORNEYS Tl HALT BRIBERY   Former Assistant Executive o Shipping Board Charges Inefficiency.

BABY CLINIC RESULTS  Public Health Nursing Service of County~Awards Prizes at Free Fair.

CLINIC   B® S BES SD ww BAR 2 Se at eh? i £4 2 od Public Health Nursing Service  of County. Awards Prizes at Free Fair.

Wage Reduction ee “In Textile Mill:   A Reiluction of 2236 Per Cent in ~. Wages of Textile Workers, i§ Forecust in the Wast, 

GERMANY IS MUCH PLEASEL   Gratified Entente Pow: ers Recognized the Situation

GERMANS PLEASED AT ENTENTE PLANS FOR EXTRADITION   Government Argues That it is Stronger With Back. Down Of the Allies From Demands  For German Criminals For  ros gg

HUNS. ARE. PLEASED   ALLIES WILL! LET THEM TRY THEIR OWN CREMENALS.           Notice to That. Effect. 3) Received By Keriin Diplomass With : Much Satisfaction.

GERMAN CABINET’S POSITION AIDED BY COUNCIL'S ATTITUDI   GRATIFICATION EXPRESSED AT RECOGNITION OF IMPOSSIBILITY OF GIVING UP PRISONERS TO ALLIES FOR TRIAL.

GERMANS ARE PLEASED OVER ALLIED CHANGE   Result of Negotiations Over Surrender of Accused Men Gives Much Satisfaction in Berlin.

WATSON ENDORSES ADMINISTRATION AT CONVENTION   ADMITS IN KEYNOTE SPEECH THAT TAX LAW HAS CAUSED DISSATISFACTION °

WATSON FORCED TO BE FOR WOOD   Pledges Himself and Three Others to Vote for the — ‘ Military Candidate ——   CONVENTION IS ON  Wasmuth Elected. Chair‘'man—Feels That Goodrich Won War Alone

Junor Indiana Senator Discusses Causes of High Price of Foodstuffs.   CITES EXPENSES OF WAR

WILL VOTE FOR WOOD-WATSON   in Keynote Address Senator Promises Support of “Big Four” to General.   SPEAKS OF NEW TAX LAW   Says Republicans Who Made i Will Have the Courage to Amend the Act.

ALIENS PACKED IN ELLIS [SLANT   CHRISTMAS FINDS 12,000 HELD ABOARD SHIPS AWAITING ADMISSION TO U, 8.

W YORK CROWDED WITH IMMIGRANTS   ‘MEASURES FOR TRAFFIC RE TEP AT ELLIS ISLAND DISCUSSED.   Additional Inspectors and Doctors to Aid in Speeding Up Work.

MILLIONS TO WIND UP FEDERAL CONTROL   Additions! = Appropriation .of HH. DOD,0O WIL He Needed, Says  Peprescntitive Fech.

A GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATION OF TWO BILLION FOR RAILROADS   Of Which $750,000,000 Will Represent Loss Charged War Account

CONGRESS IS ASKED FOR APPROPRIATION TO WIND UP THE FEDERAL CONTRO!

RAILROAD OPERATION TO COST NATION TWO BILLION   Another Appropriation of $646,000.000 Will be Asked to Wind up Federal Control.

Amither Huge Appropriation Will Tt Asked of Coagress by [rector Whine       WILL RRING TOTAL CP Td TWO BILLIONS   Total Lass to Government During Fed eral Contral Will He More than $750,000,000

Representative Esch Presents Director General's Request to Congress   WOULD MAKE TOTAL OF TWO BILLIONS   ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE ID OPENING DEBATE ON CON FERENCE REPORT ON RAIL ROAD BILL.

NEED 646 MILLION MORE TO WIND UP U.S RAIL CONTROL   RAILMOAD DIRECTOR HINES ASKS FOR LARGE SUM TO COMPLETE FEDERAL  ‘ CONTROL   $750,000,000L0SS TOU. S.   Rep. Esch of Wisconsin, Urges Adop lion of. Guatantee to Railroads to Save Them from Falling  : Into Bankruptey

SHIPS EARN $100,000 EACH   Washington Estimates for Last Year Show 1,200 American Ships  Were in Service.

(A. F. OF L, REELECTS SAMUEL GOMPERS   Only One VoteCast Against Veteran President   Nation-Wide Drive to Organize Phone Workers Announced

Veteran President Chosen for Thirty-ninth Successive Term Amid Great Ovation; Elderly Leader Makes Notable Speech of Acceptance After Demonstration   OTHER OFFICIALS RE--ELECTED

GAMUEL GOMPERS potty QF THE A. F. OF   Veteran Labor Leader Has Almost Unanimous Yote for  39th Term of Office.

FOR THIRTY-NINTH TIME   Veteran Leaders Again Chosen Presi  dent by Vote Which Was Nearl) Unanimous.

ONLY ONE VOTE WAS CAST AGAINST HIN   Jelegates Give Him Tremendous Ovation When He Says ‘I Accept the Call to Niuty and  Will Obey,’

GOMPERS HEADS THE FEDERATION   FOR —-THIRTY-NINTH. TIME      ‘Aine lead Federation Re- a “Him ‘and: Gives. Him -Remarkablé: Ovawomiionmttia- Cabinet-Also.Choson-:..

GOMPERS AGAIN CHOSEN AS FEDERATION CHIE   VETERAN PRESIDENT OF ORGAN“IZED LABOR IS RE-ELECTED ' ‘THIRTY-NINTH TIME.

MAS FAITH IN GOMPERS.,   Laber Federation Elecite Him Fer Thicty-niath Time.

FLEGT GOMPERS FOR 89TH TIME   American Federation of labor Assures President of Continued Support

GOMPERS 1S GWEN Blb OVATION BY LABOR FEDERATION   Veteran President Re-elected to Office for Thirty-ninth Consecutive Time.   ENTIRE ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET IS RETURNED   Only Dissenting Vote Was Tha of James A. Duncan, of Se attle Central Labor Council Leader of Progressive Win; of the Federation.

BUMPERS GHOOEN AS LABOR Chit FOR aStH TIME   RE-ELECTION OF VETERAN LEAD ERK IS) PRACTICALLY UNANIMOUS

SAMUEL GOMPERS REELECTED HEAD OF LABOR BODY   Veteran Leader Is Given Unanimous Vote By  Convention.

MARIONIS PREPARING ~ FOR CROWD   TO OVERRUN THA’ CITY ON NOTIFICA TION DAY.   Pittsburg Publisher . Tells Harding that Cox’s Nomination by the Democrats Insures Senator’s Elec > Seen

MARIONIS PREPARING FOR CROWD   TO OVERRUN THAT _ CITY'-ON NOTIFICA‘TION DAY.   Pittsburg -Publisher Tells Harding that Cox’s Nomination by the -Democrats  Insures. Senator’s - Elec a <7...

18 BIRTHS, 12 DEATHS FOR EVERY 1000 IN OHIO   State Registrar Says This Is Decrease In Figures For Pre. vious Year—Youngstown Ilas Highest Birth And Death Rates—East Cleveland Lowest.

KANSAS MINERS STRIKI   INDUSTRY IN STATE PARALYZED —SAID TO BE A PROTEST AT) HOWAT INCARCERATION

KANSAS COAL MINES.  ENTIRELY SHUT DOWN   Suspension is in Protest Against Jailing of Alexander _ Howat, President U. M. W.

PITTSBURG IS IDLE,   Not More Than 200 Out of 12,000 in : District Are at Work.

ALLEN “POLECAT UF A GOVERNCR, HOWAT DECLARE!   Sheriff Lets Him Make Speect at Jail to Strikers; Judge Curran Gets Mention.

VIRTUALLY ALL COAL MINES IN KANSAS TIED UP   Approximately 1,00¢€ Miners on Strike—  Deep Mines Closed

BANS     S MINERS QUIT WORK,   Industry ‘Tied up an Protest Against Howat Imprisonment.

STATE INDUSTRIAL COURT LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION   Only Two of 25 Employes Cited to Appear Before Tribunal Respond; Others to Be In volved in Contempt Action

GOAL INDUSTRY OF KANSAS HIT BY MINE STRIKE      Almost Complete Paralysis Follows Suspension at Protest Over Howat Case.

KANSAS COAL  MINES CLOSEL   Operators State That Only Four Steam Shovels Are VYorking

KANSAS NINES PARALYZCU i MINERS 3 HIKE   CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS FILED AGAINST MINERS REFUSING TO OBEY COURT ORDERS,

MANY KANSAS MINES TIED UP   Workers Quit Coal Pits of Own Voli. tion—No Strike Calied.

ALMOST TOTAL = TIEUP OF THE; MINES THERE   Only Two of Men Ordered to  Appear in Court to Answe  “Charges of Violation Ap- ~ peared This Morning.

CLAIM 1,200 IN DRIVE AGAINST STARCHED SHIR}   Crusade Leaders Optimistic on Second Day of Long

LARGE NUMBER JOIN “STRIKE’   Demonstration Against Starched Shirts:Now  ‘on-in Chicago

HOT BLOOD COOLS UNDER ARBITRATION   Former Minister to France Discovers Bad Precedent in Proposed Duct Of Argentine Officials.

iD fat im mt HAL “RNY TU hay UN   SENATOR RAYMOND SYPCHCOCK OF NEBRASKA WAS SEsre. CRATHC FLOGR LEARER   BILLILAR SPEARS TONIGHT

LEAGUE SUBJECT “ON FRIDAY TALK   SENATOR RAYMOND HITCHCOCK OF NEBRASKA WAS DEMO. CRATIC FLOOR LEADER   GILLILAN SPEAKS TONIGHT

HUNDRED COAL MEN CALLED 10 STRIKE MONDAY   ay Settlement Must Be Arrived at by Saturday.

NARFARE ON-BIG SCALE. HAS-CEASED IN RUSSI   Only Scattered Fighting Now Reported—Five Great Soviet Armies in Field.

WARFARE ON A BIG SCALE NO LONGER RAGES   Truce Reigns Thruout All Northern Russia; Peace With Poland Imminent   SOVIET’S VICTORIOUS   Lenine and Trotsky y Are Heroees As Conclusion of Long Fight Nears

FIGHTING NOW ONLY SMALL CLASHES   BOLSHEVIKI MAINTAID FIVE GREAT ARMIES AWAITING PEACE

WARFARE CEASES IN RUSSIA AFTER a YEARS CONFLICT   With Formal Reeogni:tion Near Strife T.essens.   STILL MAINTAIN ARMY   .  ‘Truce. Reigns Between  Northern Russia and Soviets.

MARQUARIPS SHARE OF 7ORLD SERIES MONEY 1S ATTACHED: BY CREDITORS

DEMAND RUBE'S RECEIPTS FROM WORLD SERIES  Nrits of Attachment Tie Ur Salary Due   New Yorkers Want Coin From Marquard

CLAIMS OF MORE THAN SRO0 FILED AGAINGT “RUGES  ONARE OF RECEIPTS   Members of the Cleveland Championsnio Team Leaving fo Their Homes At Least Seven te Winter in Cleveland

CLOSE 10 ~ WARSAW   The Bolsheviki. Are Nearing 1+ Capital of the Poles.   NOT LOOKING FOR: PEACR   The Soviet. Government Seems to. Waot te lavade Poland at any Cost.

FRENCH TO BE ASSIGNED T0 POLISH UNITS   Act As Technical Advisers— Press Says Reds Want  Warsaw.

WAR NOT PEACE, POLES BELIEVE   RUSSIA WILL DO ALL IN POWER TO CAUSE OUTBREAK OF BUOLSHEViISM, WRITERS DEC!.ARE

SOVIET REVOLUTION STARTED IN KOVNC   Polish Retreat Continues—Ludendorff Offers to Raise a Force of 1,500,000 Men to Fight Russians.

POLES BUILDING GROUND-WORK FOF A MASSIVE ARMY   French Officers With Various Units As Advisers—Start Start Training School.   Say Soviets Aim at Warsaw and Peace Proposal Only 9 Riind .

LAW THEY INVOKED IS TURNED UN THEW   Hadleys Sought Indictment For R. E. Eck, But Find Themselves Now Facing One Instead

DIVIDING PROFIT OF OVER 100 FER CENT GN SALES OF SUGAR   American’ Refiners Sald Sugar - far Export From United.-States in Be_ comber. at. 8-1-4 Cents Per  “ Baund.

100. PROFIT IN SUGAR SHOWA   Divided by Jobbers, Wholesaler: ‘and Retail Dealers, Depart ew mm ek

ALL GETTING _INON SUGAR PROFITS   CLAIM JOBHERS, W HOLES! AL ERS AND: RET. ALLERS ARE DIVIDENG: SUGAR PROFIT       SUGAR SOLD BY REFINERS # DECEMBER FOR $i CENTS PER POUND

JOBBERS ‘DIVIDING 100 PERCT. PROFIT ON SUGAR ALLEGED  IN REPORT TO U.S.

BIG PROFIT Ih SUGAR   ‘Price Soars 100 Per Cent From Refiner to Consumer

PER CENT SUGAR PROFI   Jobbers, Wholesalers and Retailers Divide Over 10 Cents a Pound Gain When Sugar Sells at 20 Cents According to Department of Commerce Testimony.

Twenty Cent Sugar Costs Little More to Export than Before   7,094,244 MADE i DURING DECEMBER   Jobbers, Wholesalers and spcunnis 1 -eauiy by

HUGE SUGAR PROFITS MADE   Evidence Showing 100 Per Cent Profits in Sugar Deals Brought te Government.   PRICES VARY GREATLY

“LOOKS LARGE   U.S. Commerce Depivtment. Srys Jobbers, Wholesalers and Others Ave Dividing Profit. of : © 100 Per Cent.

THERE !S A PROFIT OF CVER. 109 PERCENT AT TWEN-. TY CENTS A POUND.

100 PER CENT SUGAR PROFIT REPORTS DEPT         piv id. Betwedt “Jobhers, Wholesal ‘ers aud. Retail Dealers

BIG PROFIT REALIZED IN PRICE ASKED FOR SUGAI   U. S. Commerce Dept. Finds Consumer Paid Over 6 Cents Above Refiner’s Price.

EVIDENCE SHOWS 100 PER CENT SUGAR PROFI   Jobbers, Wholesalers and Retailers Divide Over 10 Cents a Pound Gain When Sugar Sells at 20 Cents According to Department of Commerce Testimony.

STAGE SET FOR bo THE ATH GAM   CONTENDING TEAMS GREEBTED WITH OUTBURST OF CHEERS WHES THEY ARRIVE)! ON THE FIELD.   BI CROWD SEES GAME   All the Bleachers Were Packed With  Fans Long Before Noon,——Ca dove and Coveleskie Slated to Oppose Bach Other in Box

COOPERATIVE SALE r FARIV PRORICE   And Other Subjects Considered by Naticnal Board of

FARMERS MEET  AT COLUMBUS   National Board of Farm Org anizations Urges Regulation of Packing Industry.

OGELSBY WILL © SUPPORT SMALI   And the Hopes of Qnvis Democrats for a Split in the G. 0. RB. Rauks Vanishes,

OGELSBY WILL SUPPORT SMALI   And the Hopes of Ibinois Demverats for » Split In the G. 0. PB. Ranks Vanishes,

POLAND SEEKS AID OF AMERICA   Asks State Department to An nounce “Moral Support” of thie U. S.   ALLIES WILL RUSH TROOPS   Marshal Foch Prepares to Send Mer and Supplies to Help Polea by Way of Germany if Armistice Refused.-

GUNS ARE Isa   Brotherhoods, It Is Confidently Asserted, Will Take Raise Offered.   ‘Unionists and Sinn Feiners Clash, : Despite Efforts of Military.   Asks State Department to An nounce “Moral Support” of the U. S.   MAY MAKE WEW DEMANDS   DEATHS KNOWN TO TOTAL TEN   ALLIES WILL RUSH TROOPS   Feeling of Dissatisfaction is Strong in Many of the Orgs rizations— Telegraphers Will Take a Ref.  erendum on the Matter.   Bitterness of Feeling in the Irish City Seems to Be on the iIncrease— Whole Sectione in the Hands of Looters.   Marechal Foch Prepares to Send Men and Supplies to Help Poles by Way of Germany if Armis tice Refused.

ALLIES MOBILIZE 10 AND POLAND   Warsaw Asks “Moral Support’ of American Government.   FORM NEW POLISH CABINET   As Result of Governmental Upheava' Socialists Are in Power—Marshal Foch Plans to Rush Troops Across Germany.

POE AA 0 RRR DEEN lI RWI TT 0 tala GOAN CEN Se AO re nmemeeemempremniney  ee eee antenna seams enronenennnnnn none nooner ene  POLAND SEEKS — AID OF AMERICA   Asks State Department to An: nounce “Moral Support” of the U. S.   ALLIES WILL RUSH TROOPS   Marshal Foch Prepares to Send Men and Supplies to Help Poles by Way of Germany if Armis. tice Refused.

LEAGUE PONDERING OVER GERMAN MOVE      SOME SPECULATION AS TO WHAT GERMANY WHEL DO

POLICE CAUTIOUS IN IRISH RAIDS   No Longer Take Chances With Sinn Fein 

‘DECLARES WAR UPON ARMENIA   Dispatch te tondon tadicates Com a om ee

 ASSET. OF HOSP! ‘AL IS THAT OF HUMAN?      Other Communities Do’ Not Hesitat to Support the Cause!

LOOK AT IT OQUARE   CHIEF ASSET OF HOSPITAL I THAT OF HUMANITY.   Other Communities Do Not Hesitate to Support the Cause.

MANILA STRKE IS SPREADING   Newspapers Tied Up as Result of Op. position to Independence For Filipinos,

MANILLA LINOTYPE MEN ARE ON STRIKE   Refuse to Work When American Papers Urged Incompe-. ' tency of the Islanders.

LOSE IN WYOMING   Socialist Varty Polls Less Than Two Per Cent of Vote.

TO:BUTTE LEADS ONE GLUE IN WIDESPREAD PLOT OF THE REDE   SAID ARMS HIDDEN THERE FOR NEW MURDERS IN CENTRALIA   SEEK SUSPECT IN MILWAUKEE — DAMAGE HEAVY BY NEW YORK BOMB, LITTLE DOUBT THAT IT IS AN ANARCAIST PLOT.

TUMETHING Wi BUST IN EAGT" MILWAUKEE REL   Businessmen-andLegionaires of Centralia Receive “Death Notices”

HOQUOE AND SENATE D.A-HAILADAD BILL   Both Branches of Congress Override Union Labor Demand.   DEBATE ON FLOORS BRIEF   Vote in House Stood 250 to 150, While the Senate Passed the Measure 47 to 17—Now Up to President.

SENATOR CUMMINS CALLS CONFERENCE _ REPORT UP TODA   GETS UNANIMOUS CON. SENT FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION.   SPEEDY ADOPTION OF MEASURE PREDICTED   Union Demand Is Overriden By Vote of 200 te 150—Hepe Of Op ponents Lies with Wil sou’s Veto,

HOUSE PASSES RAILWAY BILL   CONFERENCE REPORT PUT THEIL WITH VOTES TO SPARE,   MAJORITY OF AN EVEN HUNDRED   FLY IN FACE OF ORGANIZED LA} BOR OFPPOSTTION.   Faverable Action Menday by Sen: ate borecast—Veto by DPresideut Possible, But Not Resarded Likeiy.

RAILROAD BILL WINS IN HOUSE   ‘Union Demand Is ,Overridden by a Vote: of 250 to 150.   SENATE APPROVAL ASSURED   vniy Chance of Opponents of Measure Lies in Getting President Wilson to Veto" It—-Middle West Me fcr Measifre.

ORGANIZED ' LABOR LOSES HARD FIGHT   Union Demand Is Overridden by a Vote of 250 to 150,   SENATE APPROVAL ASSURED   Only Chance of Opponents of M Lies in Getting President Wilson to Veto it—Middie West Men for Measure.

HOUSE PASSES THE BAILAOAD MEASURE   Overrides Union Labor Demand by Vote of 250 to 150.  SENATE CERTAIN TO APPROVE   Declared Only Chance of Opponents of Bill Now Lies in Getting President ve Veto It—Several Days to Consider.

FRENCH ORDER RAIL STRIKES   General Walkout Unless Lines Are Nationalized and Other Demands Granted.

THREATEN A GENERAL STRIKE      Corgress of French Railway W ork ers Make Demands.

TEACHER SUSPENDED FOR NOT OBSERVING PATRIOTIC CEREMON   Chicago Woman Declare: She Does Not Believe  in Patriotism.

RED TEACHER IS SUSPENDED   Admits She Does Not Believe in Patriotism.   SHE DISOBEYED HER ORDERS   Refused to Direct Her Pupils to Observe Armistice Day.

UNWORTHY TO TEACH.   Woman Teacher Dectares She Does Not Believe inv Patridtism,  a

Chicago Teacher Doesn’t Believe in   Patriotism---Ils Susperided from Job’

YEGGS TAKE U.S. $59,975 PAY ROLL      Enter Express Car, Bind and Gag Messenger aud Guard Near Augusta, Georgina

GO OVER TO REBELS   Mexican Officers and Their Commands Desert President Carranza.

MEXIC'N UNREST GROWS   REPORTS SAY SPIRIT OF REBELLION IS SPREADING, MANY LEAVING FEDERAL ARMY.

MEXICAN FEDERALS BESEAT TO ChUSE “OF REBEL FORCE:   General Unrest in Mexicar Republic Reported. — Gon zales and Other Generals gc Over to the Revolutionists —Fiohtine is Reported.

Gen. Gonzales and: Entire. Garrison  at Cuatla Said To Have Gone  Over To Rebels.

CUATLA TROOPS OUT:  CAVALRY GOES OVER: BATTLES IN 3 STATES   Gen. Gonzalez, in Morelos; Col. Lopez, in Michoacan, Lead Their Commands in Deserting Carranza; Fighting on at San Juan, Nuevo Leon; at Mapimi, Durango, and at Rancho Nuevo. Near Tamnien

WESTERN UNION BARS U, S, CREDIT   Cable Company Refuses to Accept Business for State Department Unless Prepaid.   Government Sees Action of Company As Retaliation for Refusal to Permit Landing of Cable From Barbadoes at Miami, Fla.

CASH PLEASE SAYS THE W. U   Telegraph Co. Refuses U. S. Message Unless Paid for in Advance.

TELEGRAPH CO, HAS PRIVATE WAR WITH STATE HEPARTNN'T.   Refuses to Accept Messages  Without Prepayment; Said  to Be “Retaliation.”

TERN UNION BREAK WITH §. OFFICIALS   Je With State Depart. t of Long Standing.  ULED SPITE STEP   y Refuses to Handle Any ages of Department Except on Prepayment of ‘Tolls.

WESTERN UNION REFUSES STATE DEPT. MESSAGES   LONG STANDING CONTRO VERSY BETWEEN FAC TIONS REACHES STAGE OF AN OPEN BREAK.   ‘ Government Officials Say Order  Was in Retalliation For Its Failure to Permit Cable Land-

WESTERN UNION "REFUSES MESSAGES   LEME STALE. DLDT MUST, DAY.   fill Does Company’ s Action Regarded as. Retaliatory .

TELEGRAPH COMP’NY -ATOUTS WITH U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT   Western Union Demand Cash Down, or Won't Send  Messages. Troubles over Cables Long Standing. 

CASH REQUIRED WITH CABLES OF DEPT. OF STATE   Refusal of Dept. to Permit Cable Land ing Reason?

WESTERN UNION _ANDULS, DEPT IN OPEN BREAK   Telegraph Company Refuse: “Charge Account” to State Department      CABLE QUESTION   ‘State Department Refused t ' ‘Let Company Land Cable \ at Miami

WESTERN UNION 19 MANING REPRISALS   DEPARTMENT MUST PAY TE LEGRAPH AND CABLE TOLLS IN CASH   VE UP GABLE BATTLE   Western Union Company With. draws Its Men Waiting to Land Cable At Miami From Barbadoes,

TELEGRAPH C0.15 IN OPEN BREAK WITH STATE DEPARTMEN]  ERN 10" TAKE NANY MORE ESSAGES W. 1TH  PAY RILELS NOT PAID   Government Officials Believe Action Is Due to Denial of Cahle at Aiani.

Western Union Asks Cash in Advance From Department of State----Reprisal is Chargec

UPEN BREAK WITH STATE DEPARTMENT   Western Union Telegraph Co., Notifies Department That Its Cables Will Not Be Handled.

WESTERN UNION IN OPEN BREAK   SERIOUS DISAGREEMENT’ WITH STATE DE~ PARTMENT.

Cable Company Refuses to Accept Business for State Department Unless Prepaid.   CHARGE SLOW COLLECTION   Government Sees Action of Company As Retaliation for Refusal to Permit Landing of Cable From Barbadoecs at Miami, Fia.

WU. SHUTS DOWN GN: THE STATE DEPARTMENT   Refuses to Handle Cable Message Except on Prepayment of . Tolls,

Company Refuses to Handle Further Cable Messages Ex‘cept Upon Prepayment of Tolls; Miami Row Is Cause   Ruling Does Not Apply to Other Branches of Federal Government; Havana Likely  ' to Be Chosen for ‘Landing

Longstanding Controversy Between State Department and Western Union Telegraph Company Comes to Head and Open Break Is the Re  COMPANY DEMANDS CASH IN ADVANCE   Edict Follows Closely Recent Sending of Warcraft to Coast of Florida to Prevent Landing of Cable at Miami ~— Was Served by W. G. McAdoo.

UNGLE SAM MUS] PAY IN ADVANGE FOR GABLEGRAM   Western Union Telegrapl Company Wants Cash for Messages.

LEAGUECOMPANY WILL NOTREFUSES DISTURBFEDERAL AMERICAWIRES   Upen nupture between Western Union and Government Near  Officials Say Action is Retaliatory On Part of Company

OUVERNME MUST PAY ADVANCE Fil Waller in   Western Union Refuses to Hlandle Messages for U. S. “On Time”   REFUSAL TO ALLOW FLORIDA LINE, CAUSE   yonene . 4 William G. MeAdoo Is At torney for Telegraph Company

WESTERN UNION IN OPEN BREAK WITH STATE DEPARTMENT   Telegraph Company Refuses tc .HandletCable Messages Unless Tolls are Prepaid   GOVERNMENT SLOW IN. PAYING - FOR MESSAGES SAYS GOMPAM)   Retaliation for Refusal-to Permit Cable Landing Says Department

GABLE CREDIT. DEMED THE U. §   Open Break in Government. Telegraph Company Row. .   SLOW COLLECTION CHARGED   Pay Tolls or Get No Messages Says the Western Union—Officiais Sce Retaliation for Ban on Land.’ ina of Cable.

The Western Union Refuses toHandle  Cable Messages for State Depatment

W.U.T. C8, SAYS CASH TO UNCLE CA: PAY NGV,   Deciares Government Is Slow  Pa y on Mussages Previous, tv Handled for Several Dib . ferent Official Gepariments   SAID TO BE RETALIATION REFUSAL LAY CABLE   / i RTs ry . q a Western Wien Venied af Une ea ;  , lime Lhat Intended to Build © Cable Lme, But Govern - iment issued Orders.

COMPANY REQUIRES PREPAYMEN' OF TOLLS ON ALL DEPARTMENT CABLE MESSAGES,

WESTERN UNION TQ - CHARGE U1. GAS   Long Standing Dispute Com'@s toa Head When Company Says Prepaid Cable Charges  Are in Order.—Cause of Dispute Explained. - 7

WESTERN UNIDR BREAKS WITH GOLBY'S OFFICE   Company Refuses to Handle Messages From State De. partment Except Upon Pre. payment of Tolls.

WESTERN UNION'S EXASPERATION REACHES CRISIS   Notifies State Department That “No Tolls, No Messages,” Hereafter. Miami Cable Blam pees

WESTERN UNION WANTS PAY FOR STATE MESSAGES   Open Break Now Between the U. § Department of State and the Telegraph Co.

OPEN RUPTURE BETWEEN WESTERN UNION AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT   TELEGRAPH COMPANY CLAIMS STATE DEPARTMENT HAS. FAIL. ED TO PAY CABLE TOLLS... FOR OVER A YEAR

CABLE TROUBLE COMES 10 HEAL   Western Union Telegraph Refuses Handle State Department Cables.

TELEGRAPHIC BILLS NOT PAID SAYS COMPANY   Department Declares Orders Due to Refusal to Allow Cable to Land at Miami

WESTERN UNION BARS i, S, GREDN   Cable Company Refuses to Accept Business for State Cepartment Unless Prepaid.   CHARGE SLOW CBLLECTIC:   Government Sees Acticn of Company As Retaliation for Refusai to Permit Landing of Cable From Barbadoes at Miami, Fla.

BREAK IN ” RELATIONS       Western Union Company ani Government Have a Falling Out.

COMPANY ’ BREAKS. WITH UNCLE SAN   State Department Must ¢ Prepay Messages. ©

GABLE GHEDIT to DENIED THE U. 0   Open Breas i. Government leiegrapn Company Row.   SLOW CULLEC ION CHARGED   Pay Tolls or Get No Messages Says the Wectern Union—Ojficiais Sse Reta’.ation for Ban on Landing of Cabie.

WITH STATE DEPARTMEN]   Cable Controversy Believed Cause for Demand for Prepayment of Tolls,

PREPAYMENT OF TOLLS REQUIRED OF STATE DEPT.   Government Refusal To O. K. Barbadoes Cable Believed Cause.

Long: Stariding » Reaches Stage’o' ture when: Repi ‘Cable Tolls is Demanded           RETALIATORY MOTIVE: Soe _ DISCERNED BY’ OFFICIALS        Government Agents ‘Bee Con-. . nection with. Failure: ‘to. Permit Landing Cable at Florida Joining with British Wire...

70 OPPOSE WAGE CUT — ’ IN STEEL INDUSTR'   Labor Representatives Meet ta Take Up Reorganization Because of Decreased Produc.  Fi

‘GYMNASIUM SEARCH  YIELDS NO RESULT   SCHOOL ROARD UNABLE TO. “PROVIDE ONE FOR JUNIOR   wrecwey   WOULD COST: BIG SUM   Frara 36,000 to $12,000 Necessary to Fit Up Manual or Central - Attics   Standing Committees of Board of Education Named at Mectine last Nieht '

GYMNASIUM SEARCH! YIELDS NO RESULT!   SCHOOL BOARD UNARLE TO PROVIDE ONE FOR JUNIOR Ty: *t7   WOULD COST BIG SUM   From 56,000 to $12,000 Necessary to Fit Up Manual or Central Atties   Standing Coinmittees of Peard of Education Named nt Meetine  Last Nicht

LUDWIG MARTENS WANTS MORE TIME   vow OoPsaguence Cemmistee Fears ing Will Not Get Under Way Until Later In Week.

REDS RUSHED TO NEW YORK   Radicals Arrested in Detroit Last November Are Taken to Ellis Island to Await Deportation; 564 Cases Pending.   HEARING OF SOVIET AMBASSADOR’S CASE POSTPONED AGAIN

MARTENS ASKS DELAY TO PREPARE FOR HIS TRIAI   FORMER SENATOR ACTS AS -HI8 COUNSEL IN HEARING -

MARTENS -ASKS MORE - TIME FOR PREPARATION   Senate Foreign ‘Relations Sub-. committee Grants -Delay in Hearing Soviet Ambassador.

Before Entering Upon Tour to Several Border and Southern States-— People Urged to Realize That They Are Ul.. timate Arbiters of Their Own Fortune.

VESSEL PLUNGING ON WITHOUT HELF   Disabled Powhatan Still 30C Miles Out— Unable to Get Tow or Transfer Passengers ‘to Another Ship.

DISABLED SHIP STILL HELPLESS   PASSENGERS HAVE NOT BEEN TAKEN OFF TRANSPORT.

TRANSPORT STILL IN STORM’S. GRIF   Effort of Freighter: Fo Tow Crippled Army Ship’ to Halifax Fails—Blizzard Is Raging. -

POWHATAN PLUNGING . ABOUT IN HEAVY SE!   Other Steamers Unable to Render Assistance But, Are Standing -by to Give Aid.

GERMAN ADMIRAL SENT HOME   British Release Von Reuter Who Com. manded Fieet at Scapa Flow Wich. Was Scuttied by Own Crews.

MEN E BY EXPLOSION IN RENTON WINE   CAGE IN WHICH EIGHT EM. PLOYES HAD GONE DOW? BLOWN TO SURFACE MACHINERY WRECKED.   Men Had Gene Down Shaft to See That All Was Ready fo1 Operations Next Morning.

MINE EXPLOSION ENTUMBS SEVEN   Cause of Explosion Has Not Been Learned—Author ities Investigate

iin, ans  MEN ENTOMBED, RESCUE PARTY WORK IS HALTED      EXPLOSION AT MINE OF UNIO) COLLERIES UN PENNSYLVANIA AT EARLY HOUR TODAY

EIGHT MEN ENTOMBED .. ‘IN PITTSBURGH MINE      : = i  CAGE WAS. BLOWN FRO}  SHAFT AND TIPPLE WRECKED BY EXPLOSION      Government Rescue Workers: Musi ; Replace Hoisting Machinery to. Investigate

EIGHT MEN ENTOMBED IN PITTSBURGH MINI   "AGE WAS. BLOWN FROM SHAFT AND TIPPLE WRECKED BY EXPLOSION   rovernment Rescne Workers Must Replace Hoisting Machinery to Investigate

EXPLOSION ENTOMBS EIGHT MEN IN MINE   Rescue Crew at Work and Wil Attempt to Reach Buried Niners.   SHAFT BLOWN TO SURFACE

EVGHT MEN ENTOMBED AFTER MINE EXPL SIO}   Accident Occurs at Renton, Eigh teen Miles From Pittsburgh,.. During Night,   CAGE IS BLOWN OUT OF ° SHAFT; RESCUERS HALTED   Mine, Operated By Electricity From Power Company, is’ 512 Feet Deap.   CROWDS QUICKLY GATHER   Government Men Rig Up Buckei _ and Small Party Prepares to Go Down.

cIGHT MEN CNTUMBED IN A SHAFT   Explosion in Depths of Penn sylvania Coal Mine Believec To Have Killed Eight.   Blast Hurls Heavy Cage From Mouth Of The Shaft.

GRAVE SITUATION BEFORE SCHOOLS   DDR. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN OF   CORNELL SPEAKS AT IND TANA UNIVERSITY

POLAND SEEMS TO.BE = POWERLESS TO HEAD OFF  CREAT SOVIET ADVANC   Poland Hoped For Allied Assistance, But None is Forthcoming —~Germany Said to be: yin League With Russians For Poland’s Undoing.

(Continued on page 5.)   ENGLAND READY TO MOBILIZE TWO DIVISIONS FOR SERVICE IN POLAND

SEE REPETITION OF 1914 CRISIS   Poles Dispatched Yesterday By British Looked Upon as Ultimatum.   POLES OFF FOR MINSK

Brest-Litovak Fallsetato:tands of Reds, Also Rail’ Junction - af Lames,   POLES MUST GEYC“UP FORTS   Bolding Forts West of Brest. Litovsk, Bat are Being Ont. flanked aud Must Retire   ALLIED AIO FAILS TO APPEAR:      European Canitala Express Grave: Anxiety Over the Situation Red Leader for Armistice

BRITISH ARM TO AID POLES, SAYS RUMOR   Reds Continue Steady March on Warsaw  —City Doomed.

AD. RUSS POLISH AFIAIR : 36. Britain Takes .Steps to, Mobilize Tw

TROTZAY FORCE oi uCHS AHEAD   Poles Retire in Face of Bolsheviki Advance East of Warsaw.   CITY’S OEFENSE FALLS

SITUATION SERICUS, COMPARES WITH THAT OF 1914.   RUSSIAN REPRESENTATIVE OFFERS RAY OF HOPE.   Leo Camenaff Represciitative of th Moscow Soviet Government, Asks His Chiefs to Accept British Armistice Proposal.

Anxiety Is Undisguised Among [British Officials and Allied Diplomats;  Comparing Crisis to 1914   POLES STRAIN ALL RESERVE POWER - .INGAME INVOLVING NATION’S FATE

ANXIETY. 18 FELT IN LONDON   Situation as Grave a asin ri August; 191! : One Official Says.

ON WARSAW UNCHECKED   Anxiety Felt in European Capitals Over Danger of New War—Britain Said to BeMob: ilizing Two DiVisionnc.

MUST STAY. = PROGRESS OF,  RUSSIANS   NEGOTIATIONS RAPIDLY TO DEVICE MEANS OF HELP. ING POLAND ‘   UP TO ALLIES NOW   Polish Armistice and Peace Dele gates Leave For Minsk Today, to Mect ‘oviets wf

Many Reports of Allied Action to Stop Advance of Bolsheviks or to Aid Poland, But Nothing Has Authoritatively Been Reported Done, While Rumors of War Are Rapidly  Spreading—-Conditions Considered Serious.

BRITISH DEMAND RED DRIVE ON  POLAND CEASE   Note Dispatched To Russia Which May Mean War If It  - Is Not Heeded.

RISIS LIKENED TO THAT CONFRONTING WORLD PRIOR TO OUTBREAK OF THE WAR BOLSHEVIK] NEARING GATES OF WARSAY

ENGLAND 10 SEND TROCPS TO PAL AND   War Threat on Russia Not Confirmed But Crisis _ . ie Seen   REDS NEAR WARSAW.

BRITAIN MOBILIZED 2 DIVISIONS FOR WAR ON: RUSSIANS   Troops Will Be Rushed to Aid o Poland With Big Supply of War Materials.   SITUATION GRAVE: ALLIES COMPARE TO AUGUST, 1914   American Aviators in Battle When 1,600  Bolsheviki Are Killed by Poles.

MENACE IK RED ADVANCE   GREAT BRITAIN MAY SEND TROOPS TO POLAND   Threat of Another Great War Looms Large In Turbulent Europe.

Troops of Little Nation Make Desperate Stand Against Red Hordes.      AMERICAN AVIATORS AID WARSAW DEFENSI

POLES ARE FLEEING INTO EAST PRUSSI/   2,000 Refugees Already Have Crossed the Line—Allied Mission Ready to Leave and American Welfare Workers Take Denarture.

WAR AGAINST . SOVIET LOOMS   Allies Said To Have Threatened Russia.   DELAY 10 TAKE WARSAW?   Bo'sheviki Draw Nearer to Polish Capital Daily — Nearly All Americans Leave.

SOVIET RUSSIA AND _ GERMANY IN TREATY BEFORE DRIVE BEGAN   Germany Promises Not to In terfere in Polish Drive, Alleged Treaty Says.

Capital City Prepares For Final Stand Against Invaders.      REPUBLIC’S FATE HANGS IN BALANCE   Americans, British and French Take Part in the Fight.

O POLAND THE RKEPORT BUT NOT YET CONFIRMED.   President of Moscow Soviet Said to Have Urged Acceptance of British Pronncale far Armictira.

RUSS-POLE. AFFAIR MAY PRECIPITATE STRUGGLE EQUAL THE EUROPEAN WAR

RUSSIAN ARMY  ON TO-WARSAM   ‘AS SERIOUS AS IN AUGUSY, £0.44, SAY SOME   SITUATION ADRITIED GRAVE   ee  Tho Russian- Polish War Threatens to  Mngult Hurope in War Again— Grent: ‘Butain 3 Mebivang Two Anny  Divisions.

TO STEM TIDE OF RUS: SIAN BOLSHEVIK IN: VASION.   Charge Made of a Secret Treaty Between the Soviet and Germany Concerning the Infant Renynhiic

Dh. WHITERILL WILL ATTEND GHURGH MEETING   NAMED COMMISSIONER TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.   HE WITH DR. HIGBEE BACK FROM MEETING.   Will Represent the Fort Dodge Pres bytery at Philadelphia Gathering of Presbyterians of the United States.

HARDING MAY CALL DEMOCRATS   President-Elect Favors As sociation of Nations   SO SAYS W. B. M’KINLEY   Declares Leaders of Both Partie: Will Be Assembled in Conference.

CHANGE [3 MADE IN RESERVATION OVER SHANTUNG   Senate Votes Overwhelmingly To Eliminate Names Of Nations.

SENATE AGREES ON’. ‘SHANTUNG aan   MAKES ‘FIRST CHANGE “IN RE PUBLIGAN. RESERVATIONS SINCE: ‘LAST NO..¥EuMRER,

SENATE TAKES NG ~ ACTION OW TREATY   Frientis “Try to Reseue Pac {rom Deadlock,   NOT MUCH HOPE 1S. HELD   Some Compromise Proponetts * Profess to See Possibility That Acceptable Modifleatios May Yet Be Forniulated—  Confidence of Opponent? Sill Shien lenlenn:

TREATY FRIENDS MAKE HAR FIGHT TO RESCUE PACT   PURTHER DPERHATE bby Pans IN SENATE Withoit VE TION,   DEADLOCK SEEMS CERTAIN   Members of Both Parties Join tn Movement To Negotiate \greement Cver Obstacles Most Prominent,

FAINT HOPE OF SAVING TREATY   FRIENDS OF PACT NOT QUITE  READY TO ABANDON IT. ;   STILL SEEKING A COMPROMISE   Party Leaders and Irreconcilable Group, However, Convinced It in Dead—Sharp Passages During Senate Debate.

The Debate Drags on in the Senate With Ratification Seemingly as Far Away as Ever; the Shantung Reservation and Article Ten Seem to Be Barriers   DEMOCRATS STICK TO WILSON

FRIENDSOF TREATY MAKE FINAL EFFORT TO AVERT DEADLOCK   Sharp T hrusts at President Mark Debate on Shan tung Reservations.

REPUBLICANS AGREE 10 RESERVATION: CHANGES   Vote in Senate 69 to 2 Favor: Eliminating Reference to

ALTERATION OF CLAUSES   In the Reservations Made In The Treaty Pact By the Republicans   BRING A NEW ISSUE INTO THE BUSINESS

ARTICLE TEN IS TO BE MODIFIED   CHANGR ORDERED ON MOTION OF REPUBLICAN LEADER SENATO RLODGE   No Reference Made to These Coun tries in the Clause as Agreed Doon.

WOULD AVERT A DEADLOGK   Republican and Democratic Sen ators in New Movement,   AIM TO RESCUE PEACE TREATY

IREATY’S FRIENDS IN PLAN TO BLOCK DEADLOCK COURSE   Republican and Democratic Senators Join in Movement, But Are Only Moderately Hopeful of Success.

ATTEMPT 10 BREAK DEADLOCK ON PAGT   frends of Treaty Making Final Determined Effort to Secure Enough Votes For Adoption   ADRIATIC QUESTION I$ BASIS OF DEBATE   Senator Reed, Democrat, En livens Procedings With Attack of Hitchcock

SENATE REWORDS CHANTING CLAUSE   Lodge Motion to Strike Ou Reference to China and Japan Carries.

TREATY RESERVATION  ON SHANTUNG AGAIN READOPTED TODAY I SENATE, 48 10 2   Ten Democrats Cast Votes With Republicans; Substitute by Hitchcock Tirned Down.   VOTE LAST NOVEMBER WAS ONLY 53 TO 4]

Concerted Action Is Made by Republican and Democrat Senators.   PARTY HEADS HOWEVER FORECAST FAILURE   Reed Attacks Hitchcock; Calls Democratic Head “Brass Menkey.”

DEBATE ON TREATY DRAGS TW SENAT   Friends of Pact in Final Ef. fort for Ratification   Article Ten Remains the Stumbling RBlock—Littie Chance for Com~ promise Likely   SHANTUNG QUESTION DEBATED WEDNESDAY

WHOLE GROUND OF SCHES IS CONERED W CCHATE TEBATE   Shantung Provision, Technic ally Under Discussion, Gets Only Passing Mention,   FINAL EFFORT IS BEGUN TO RESCUE PEACE TREAT’   Republican and Democratic Leaders Join in Movement but Are Only Moderately Hopeful of Suetess, While Contidence of the Lrreconeilables is Apparently Unshaken,

UNCLE SAM. Is READY TO HIT. BACK; WESTERN. UNION CO. THREATENED, U. Ss. MAY TIE. KNOT. InN "CABLE LINES

‘Fleas. WESTERS UXION ROW.       Government, Aefuses “The Company ; «Of Overchargr. _  amesetsc: Be Be a!

MAY REVOKE W. U. PERMITS   State Dept. Threatens to Withdraw Permits for Landing Cables in U. S.   Demands Company Accord U. S. Same Privileges it Accords All Nations

REVOKE PERMITS TO LAND CABLES’   STATE DEPARTMENT SUG. GESTS WESTERN UNION MAY BE DISCIPLINED   PRIVILEGE NOT EQUAL   Hint Is Given That Great Britair Is Given Better Service Than the U. Ss.

MIGHT REVOKE WESTERN UNION CABLE PERMITS   Veiled Threat Made Public by State  Department In Controversy With . Cable Company.

WESTERN UNION 5 UNDER FIRE   State Department Makes Thin. ly Veiled Threat in Statement of Its Case

WESTERN UNION HAS DANDER UP   It Has Put Its Foot Down or Reduced Rates to the Government.

WESTERN UNION REFUSES TO PUI GOVERNMENT CABLE MESSAGES Of WIRE AT REDUCED RATE, CLAIMED   Fight Between Transmission Company and State Department Promises. To Involve Right of Corporation. to Charge. Foreign Powers Less for Service Than United States.

THREAT 10 Wb.  IN GABLE ROW   Government May Revoke Por mits Granted for Landing of Wires.   FORMAL STATEMENT ISSUE   Declares Nothing Unreasonable Has Been Asked of the Company, Noih. ing Not Required of Oticr Companies.

UNGLE SAM MAY DEMAND SERVICE OF WESTERN UNION   State Department Hints at Revoking Cable Permit.

U.9, THRE EAS TU “GUT. U.GNBLES   May Revoke Permits Granted for . Landing Lines.   TELLS GOVERNMENT'S STAND   Formal Statement Issued by the Stace / Department Regarding Oid Row—~# Declares Nothing Unreasonable Asked of Company.

TENS, W UNION IN CABLE FIGHT   Government May Revoke Per mits Granted for Landing of Wires.   FORMAL STATEMENT ISSUED   Declares Nothing Unreasonabie Has Been Asked of the Company, Noth. ing Not Required of Other Companies.

VEILED THREAT 10 ANNUL PERMIT 10 WESTERN UNIGK   State Department Hints Ac tion May Be Taken Unless   Company Reverses Stand.   statement Says Privileges Granted Other Nations Must Be Accorded United States.

U. 5. THREATENS 10 REVOKE TELEGRAPH CABLE PERMITS   STATE DEPARTMENT GIVES V ELLED ULTIMATUM ‘TO WESTLRN TINION.   PAY IS DEMANDED   No-Official Messages Are Accepted Unless Paid for at

Western Union Must Accord Same Privileges to U. S. It Accords Other Governments

U. S. THREAT TO W, U   Government May Re->ke Permit to Land Cables.   Statement Says Company Refused to Accept State Department Messages’ Unless Prepaid.

Usd. TREATEG 1  CUTW. U. CABLES   May Revoke Permits Granted for Landing Lines.   TELLS GOVERNMENT'S STAND   Formal Statement Issued by the State Department Regarding Old Row— Declares Nothing Unreasona. ble Asked of Company.

STATE DEPARTMENT “THREATENS THEW.{   Veiled Threats That Its Cable Privileges Would be Cut Off If it Failed to Grant the ‘United States What Oth: Nations Get.

TATE DEPARTMENT SSUES A WARNING   MAKES VEILED THEATS TO DEPRIVE WESTERN UNION OF CABLE PRAMITS

SAYS U. 8. MUST GET SAME RATES AS OTHER GOVTS   While Telegraph Co. Refuses to Accept Rate Messages.

WESTERN UNION MAY LOSE PERMITS   State Department Makes Threat To Revoke Cable Privileges   Excessive Charges and Partial ity Alleged by Government

U.S. GIVES VEILED THREAT TO ANNUL CABLE PERMITS   Follows Demand O Telegraph Co. For Prepaid Tolls.

THREAT TOW.U, — IN CABLE ROW   Government May Revoke Permits Granted for Landing of Wires.   Declares Nothing Unreasonable Has Been Asked of the Company, Noth. ing Not Required of Other Companies.

VEILED THREATS AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION   State Department Intimates That Permits Granted For Landing of Cables May Be Revoked.

STATE DEPARTMENT: THREATENS W. U. ~ CABLES   Hint Given’ That Ocean Line: Of Telegraph Company No tmmune to Seizure

U. S. THREATENS TO CUT WESTERN UNION CABLES   Government May Revoke Permi: Granted Carporation for Landing Its Lines in America.

DETROIT TALK IS DENIED BY “HON.” MARTENS   “Russ Ambassador’’ in Effort to Explain to Investigators.

MARTENS STIL MAKES DENIALS   Although it is Shown He Was Thick With ‘‘Sovietskies’’ in United States.   SPEECH AT DETROIT IS SPRUNG ON WITNESS   Advocated Communizing U. § But Claims He Did Not Make the Statement.

TOLD COMMUNIST: CONVENTION HE'D BE BIG ALD, STORY   Soviet Envoy Tells Hearing. by Senators He Protested on Seeing It in Minutes.   SAYS RUSS FEDERATION: DOES NOT GOVERN HIM.   They Tried to; His. Attempt at: Resolution on Subject Was: Failure $o He Got Out.

MARTENS DENIES LOCAL RUSSIANS CONTROLLED HIN   Says Their Federation Tried to But He Withdrew When Denied Free Action.   HE TRIED TO KEEP PACE   Denies Making Speech Credited to Him In Minutes, of the Detroit Convention.

BOLSHEVIK AGENT AGAIN ON STANI   Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Addresstng Communist Party Here.

MARTENS RELATIOND TA SOCIALISTS. AIRED   Senators Are Told by Soviet Agent That He is Not Influenced by Them: .   ADMITS THEY TRIED TO

MARTENS QUIZZED. ON RELATIONS. WITH DETROIT CONVENTION      Russian Soviet “Agent Denie: Federation Controls His . “Actions. 2

LDA OGCUPIED BY BOLSHEVIK   Today’s Dispatches Tell of More Repulses of Poles By Russians.

CENTRAL EUROPE AT WAR’   Fighting Has Extended Over ala Area From Poland to Black a Littoral

POLES FORCED STEADILY BACK ; REDS TAKE LITA   Bolshevik Reported Recruiting for a Drive on Kovel

ARMISTICE DAY MURDERS   Only One Temporary Juror So Far i I. W. W. Trial.

RAILROAD BREACH IS WIDENED AS CHICAGO STRIKERS DECIDE 10  REMAIN AT LEISURE

WIDENS SPLIT BETWEEN OPPOSING ORGANIZATIONS   General Managers and Brotherhoods Give Recalcitrants Until Monday to Aesume Work Under Penalty

MAY GALL DEE STRIAL  IN eae Aey VATE TONAY   Say Leaders Will Advise Men To Return to Work A Moa ing Today.  Original Demands Are Ins sted  PE Gee «Ss ree ee 

Meeting Called for Monday to Make Plans For Continuing the Walkout.

HOPE FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT LOS   CONDITION OF TRAFFIC IS APPROACHING NORMAL   Reports Are Received at Many Points of Men Returning to Work and Embargoes Are Partially Lifted,

PLANS MAUL FOR ENDING STRIKE DiOHLGARDED BY UMON CHIEFS   Gradual Disintegration of Strike in Many Railroad Centers Claimed By Railroads; Brotherhood Ultimatum Bee. comes Effective at Midnight Tonight.

DEMANDS THAT NEW UNION BE MADE GOVERNING BODY; SPLIT ~ WITH BROTHERHOOD WIDENED   Additions Are Made to Original Demands—Mana gers and Brotherhoods Give Men Till Midnight to Return to Work—Traffic Loosens Slightly.

Grand Lodge Officers Of Insurgents increase The Original Demands

OUTLAW UNION WILL NOT YIELD ~ SAY LEADERS   Reiterate Demands and Add New Ones.   INSIST ON RULING ROOST   Demand “Rebel” Organization Be Made Governing Body for Switchmen.

Outlaw Union Heads This Morning Gave Hope of Settiement Today.   ‘INSTEAD THEY INSIST ON THEIR DEMANDS   ‘John Crunau .Presents Statement  Reiterating Former Requirements, Also New Ones.

Although Switchmen Flock Back to Work Everywhere Chicago Leaders Are S&tirring More Tronble. ;   STRIKE 1S BREAKING IN BIG RAILROAD ‘CENTERS   Time Limit for Men Expires Tonight and Railroads Are Ready to Employ Men to Replace Few Who Are Out.

‘OUTLAW’ UNION PRESENTS SOME FRESH DEMANDS   Instead of Ordering Men Back  Increases Demands—Men Go ing Back at Some Places.

Hope for Settlement of Strike in Chicago Seems Lost.   WOOD FINDS NOL W. W.   Conditions Rapidly Approach Normal in Central and Far West,

STRIKE UNION OFFICERS ADD NEW REQUIRE. MENTS.   SITUATION BETTER IN EAST TRAFFIC APPROACHES NORMA

WORKERS 10 BE TOLD OBJECTS ARE OBTAINED   Headquarters of Outlaw Union Says Men Are Advised to Take Old Jobs   NEW ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE, CLAIM   Carly Resumption of Normal Traffic Locked for As Result of Move

KANY AT WORK     ‘Complete Break Up of Insurgent Wallxout Foreseen in Day a! So, Claimed.

OFFICIALS MEET BUT ADDED T0 THEIR DEMANDS   However, Many Strik ers Vote to Return to  Their Jobs.

a iis ils n  OUTLAWS’ IN DEFIANCE TO ULTIMATUM   Heads of New Switching  Union Decide to Continue  “Tilegal Strike.”   NEW DEMANDS WIDEN GAP BETWEEN SIDES

RAIL STRIKE END AT CHICAGO HALTEL   Officials of the “Outlaw” Union Repeat First Demands and Add Others   ‘Outlaws’ Want to Rule

arked Disintegration of “Outlaw” Strike in New York and Vicinity Re} ported in Dispatches and Chicago Reports Dawn of Induatrial Peace.

CHICAGO STRIKERS. y RENEW DEMANDS ~  AND ADD NEW ONES   “Split Between Brotherhoods and Insurgents Widens as Result. of Mass Meeting,    ST, LOUIS LFADERS URGE MEN STAY OUT   In East Tie-Up is Considered at an End.—Springfield Men Vote to) og:  Work. cota

MAY GALL JET SERIAL I CHICAG LATE TAA!   Say Leaders Will Advise Men To Return to Work A Moe: ing Today.

NEW TERMS PAtOENTED BY OUTLAW CHIEFS   Demand New Union Must be Recognized and Restoration of Strikers te Their Seniority Rank   EARLY REPORTS DECLARED STRIKE WAS AT AN END   Action at Today's Meeting, However, is Believed to Have Widened Split

OUTLAW STRIKE CRUMBLES; END NOW ASSURED   Switch and Yardmen of Eastern Centers Going Back to Work   GET FORMER JOBS BACK   REPORTS FRCM ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY SHOW THAT NORMAL CONDITIONS RETURNING

Hope of Walkout Settlement Lost by Action of “Rebel” Chiefs at Chicago, Who Reiterate Oricinal Demands   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEASED WIRE To Teta:

OUTLAW UNION WIDENS BREACH IN CHICAGO STRIKE; SITUATION IN OTHER PARTS IS IMPROVEL      Strikers in Philadelphia Yards, Stronghold in East, Return to Jobs; Enthusiasm for “Outlaw” Move Is Losing Fervor,

LAST WEEK OF DRIVE   Will the Non-Churchmen Coutribute $24,000 for Inter-Church

° PREVE   Will the Non-Churehmen Couatribnte $24,000 for Inter-Chureh

OVERSTOCK OF TIRES  Must move at a big reduction. The Service Garage, “The Place  where you can Always   USE SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK

SL SS  MANY THtGRa Td BEAT Gn UN   HLICIT TRADE IN CONTRABAND WHISKEY FROM CANADA KEEPS OFFICERS ON ALERT.

SMUGGLERS ARE NOW ACTIVE   Old Tricks Resorted Ti To Get Liquor from Canada

WOMAN CONDEMNED TO DEATH   Denounced Her French Neighbor to the German Enemy.

BRYAN CONFIDENT THE PEA TREATY ~ WILLBE RATIFIED   Leaves Washington Satisfied His Mission is Completed. '   THE RESERVATIONS WILL BE ADOPTEL   More Interested in Getting 3 Compromise Than in Phraseology of Reservations.

BRYAN HEADS FOR THE SOUTE   SAYS RATIFICATION WITt RESERVATIONS WILL COME SOON,

GETTYSBURG MAN STOPS VING SALE   Andrew E. Rudisili Causes Ar rest of Chambersburg Hotel Man.

BRITISH DEGRERGE - PAPER GURRENGY TO AID EXCHANGE AATE   Rapid decline of the Englist pound continues in

SUIPER-SEAPLANES BEING DESIGNEL   Will Have Cruising Radiu: Sufficient to Cross Pacific Ocean

PLANES TO CROSS PACIFIC   Machines With Great Cruising Radius Probably Ready for Navy im the Spring.

SENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENTS 10 MARINE. POLICY   Provides for Private Ownership of United States Merchant Vessels.

STAND FOR MERCHANT MARINE   Semate Pate liseif on Record For a  Permanent Polley.

YANKS SCORN TRIAL AIR RACE   Contestants for Gordon-Bennett Cu; Make No Preliminary Flight Over Course. ~— 3%

THE FREE COUNTY FAIR   To Be Held In Belleville, Four   Days, September 7,.8, 9,   ‘and 10 thie vaar.      PR Miller & Son Sale.

THE FREE COUNTY FAIR   To Be Held In Belleville, Four Days, September 7, 8,.9, and 10 this year.   R Miller & San Sale

KANSAS CITY GUNMEN STAGE TWO ROBBERIES      Daring Highwaymen in Motor Cars ‘Obtain $7,000 in Thefts—tt Suspects Held.

BORAH INSISTS ON WOOD ACCOUNTING   Wires General Campaign Frac. tices Will Disgrace Name,  Party and Country _

AGAIN HITS GEN. WOOD ON BARREL   General’s Campaign May , Disgrace Country ' He Says   WANTS LIST OF BACKERS   Appeals to Voters to Correct ‘ Tegal Campaign [ Practices

BORAH KEEPS PRODDING WOOD.   Senator Reiterates Charges ef Excessive Expenditures.

Borah Says Expenditures by Gen. Wood Threaten  to Bring Disgrace onPart'

Says That Unless Practices Are Corrected the Party is Threatened With Disgrace As is Also the General Him-

BORAN ATTACKS Woon.   The Senator Reiterates His Charge of Excessive E cpenditures.

ES lLllt—‘“s—CS™S  BORAH RENEWS ATTACK ON CAMPAIGN EXPENSE   Idaho Senator Reiterates Oharges of Excessive Disbursements in Interasts of Wood Candidacy ~

BURAR SAYS WOUD FACING BISGRAGE   Sends Message Making Further € har ges of “Vote Buying”

WATER POWER LOW AND LIGHTS WEAK   Breakdown Came at Time of You When Unusuctly Heavy Load is on the Plant

Breakdown Caive at Time of Year When Lnusuceliy Heavy Load Is on the Plant

LATIN WORKERS HOIST RED FLAG   Proclaim Soviet Rule at Pieve di Soliga—Riots in Germanv

ITALIAN WORKERS START UP SOVIE)   Carbineeri and Revolutionists Fire Many Shots in Struggle for Possession of City Building

SOVIET IS PROCLAIMED IN ITALY CITY   Workers at Pieve Di Solige Seize the Municipal Pajldings   STRIKE ON IN ‘NAPLES   Food Riois Are. Reported ir Germany; Rail Strike in France .

ITALIAN WORKERS PROCLAIM SOVIET   SEIZE MUNICIPAL BUILDING AT PIAVE DI SOLIGO AND START RIOTS   MANY PERSONS WOUNDE!   Fighting Between the Revolting Workingmen and the Authorities Results in Many Serious Injuries.

MANY STRIKERS IN OTHER LANDS   Workers at Pievedi Sotiga Italy, Proclam Soviet Government.

“AMOR TURMOIL IN YLALY           Reported. ‘a liga  Serlaus Tevolt 'Pieve Qi

1 Sa ee eR Ja italian Workers Proclaim  Santet Seize City Buildings

ITAUIAN WORKERS IN REVOLT DEGLARE NEW SUEY GOVERNMENT   SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED IL FIGHTING ATTENDING RECENT DISORDERS,

RAILROAD oT Ike CALLED IN THREE CITIES IN FRANC   No Trains Leave Lyons; Yard: at Marseilles and Paris Are Reported Quiet.

TALIAN. WORKERS ppl AIM SOV   Seizes Municipal Buildings at Piev Di Saligo and Estabtish New Government.

FATAL FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.   Two Firemen Killed Under Tons of Baled Grass.”

USE OF WOOL DROPS SHARPL   In Consequence of Lack of Orders Canc®llations And Deferred Shipments

DROP IN WOOL CONSUMPTION   ieventeen Million Pounds Leas for Morth of June.

PRE-WAR PORK PRICES   Hogs Sell at $10 Per Hundred ) Weicvht on Market

BIG SLUMP IN THE PRICE OF HOGS IN ALL MARKETS   Pre-War Prices Prevail for First Time. In St. Paul Lowest Quotation Since 1917 Is $9.25. Large Stocks.

MYERS HELD IN _. BAIL FOR COURT      Alleged Assailant of Littlestow: Child Appears at Hearing.   CRIES DURING TESTIMONY      Eleven Year Old Evaline Dehoff Takes Stand. Defendant Thinks Imagination of Family is Overworked,

ARAY 9. NEM 2 GONVIGTED IN SECOND DEGREE   jury After Deliberating Since Tuesday, Returns a Verdict of Guilty   NO ANNOUNCEMENT OF SENTENCE IS GIVEN   PLEA OF INSANITY FOR MUR DER OF SWEETHEART, FRI EDA LESSER, FAILS TO PRE VENT CONVICTION,

HARRY NEW FOUND GUILTY GF MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE   ALLEGED SON OF VL. 5. SENATOR  H HELD SANE AND GUILTY   BY JURY AFTER LONG DELIBERATION

HARRY NEW GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE MURDEF   Jury After Long Deadléck Reaches Verdict in Sensational Los Angeles Case.   HE KILLED SWEETHEART

ANU CH REVOLT IN BLOODY AUSSIE   Western Siberian Peasants Rebel and Take Omsk, Tomsk,   SOVIETS ARE OVERTHROWN   Rebellion Against Reds Spreads a: Tribesmen Are Joined by Cossacks Who Furnish Competent Lead.  ers—Russ Show Resistance.

NEW REBELLION IN TORN RUSSIA   Peasants in Western Siberia Overthrow Soviets at Omsk and Tomsk.   REVOLUTION I$ SPREADING   Tribesmen Joined by Cossacks, Whe Furnished Competent Leaders— Reds Brace and Show Resistance East of Brest.-L itovek.

ARE CATCHING UP WITH THE FOOD HOARDERS   2700 Carloads Grain Ordered Unloaded Immedi ately at Galveston, Texas, by I.C.C. _

ELECT! CAS PERMANENT CHAIRMAD           Negroes Demand “Reign of . Law" 'Be" Terminated— Before ‘Committee.   PRELIMINARY: BUSINESS.             - Aside to Prepare For Taking: ‘Ballots,

FIRE THIRTY MILES WIDE   Six Hundred Acres of Wheat Destroyed in Argentina

JUDGELANDIS — ON TRAIL OF BITTERS MEN   U. S. Judge Orders Forthwith Subpoenas issued for Heads of Concerns.   TO PUT OFFICERS ON GRILI   Rex and Pond’s Bitters Concerns Un. der inquiry at Chicago--Sixty Quarts of Liquor Piled Up Before the Jurist.

LANDIS 7 THE WHISKY PROBE   U. S. Judge Gets Into the Investi: galion at Chicago.   GOES AFTER DRUG MAKERS   Summons Two Wholesale Manufactur ing Druggists to Explain Large Amount of Alcohol in Their Products.

END } & 5 AFTER LAINE Ara ‘  DETERS MAKERS   TG PUT OFFICERS ON GREL   Rex and Pond’s Bitters Concerns Un. der inquiry at Chicago—Sixty  Quarts of Liquor Piled Up Befcre the Jurist.

LANDIS AFTER BITTERS WAKERS   U. S. Judge Orders Forthwitl Subpoenas Issued for Heads of Concerns.   TO PUT OFFICERS ON GRIL   Rex and Pond’s Bitters Concerns Un. der Inquiry at Chicago—-Sixty Quarts of Liquor Piled Up = Before the Jurist.

MEDICAL MEN RAISE FUND FOR THREE STATES   Dubuque Man Fathers Movs To Increase Knowledge Of Medicine.

DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT CLUB IS ORGANIZED   Democrats Representing Every See tion of West Virginia Pledge Thier Quppert,

TWO INDIANA DAILIES QUIT   High Price of Materials Given as Cause of Suspension of Old Publications.

ARRANGE TERMS OF PEACE WITH SOVIET LEADERS   Ukranian Government Fixes Terms With Boisheviks

. Witl Bilehoctis      Permit. Coiamunist Party to Endoy Bridllenes Under Con‘ditions ~~

UKRAINIAN PLAGE WITH BOLSHEVIK!      Terms Include Recognition of Ukraine Government and Withdrawal of All Soviets.

NO STRIKE IN PAPER MILLIS   WVanefacturers Agree te Grart Men  am Adwahmec.

GE’ T INC RE ASE D Ww. AGES  Peas ake ae SOD e, 6 hee peer 6 oem 7 UF DOREY

BOLSHEVIKS MAY ATTACK POLAN   Little Republic Very Poorly  Equipped to Resist Threat ened Mass Invasion.

MAY MARCH ON WARSAW   Poles im Weakened Condition t Meet Expected Onslaught of Bolshevists,

POLAND MUST _ SOON DEFEND INDEPENDENCE   Military Observers Fear Result of Attack by Russian Bolsheviki.

POLAND FACES MASSED BOLSHEVIK ATTIEK   Much Fear Expressed that New Republic Will Not be Able to Withstand Onset -:

BOLSHEVIK ATTACK ON POLAND IS IMMINENT   Military Observers Fraskly Apprehensive of New Republie’s Chances~ of Withstanding Onset,

WIFE. ASKS DIVORCE   Mrs. Biackburn Couldn't Stand for Being Shet by Husband

Harding Says Would No’ Drag Attention of People in Mire   MANY LABORERS TO ‘VOTE FOR HARDING

HARDING FAVORS “CONSTRUCTION AND NOT ABUSE’   No Right Drag Public Attention in the  Mire.

HARDING TAKES SHOT AT UNDIGNIFIED CAMPAIGN   Mire Does Not Serve Require Dragging Attention of People Into ments of Dignity.

WON'T DESCEND TO ABUSE.   HE HINTS THAT COX IS FHROWING TOO MUCH HUD, IN BATTLE.

HARDING VOICES OPPOSITION 10 GAMPAISN ABUSI   Candidate Should Not Drat the Attention of the Am erican People Into Mire Tells Band Members.

RAPS CANDIDATES FOR “ABUSE TALKS   HARDING ADDRESSES MILITARY) BAND THAT SERENADES HIS RESIDENCE

GOMPERS CANNOT GIVE LABOR VOTE   To Democrats, Candidaie .!arding Is Told By Daniel Winters of Window Glass Men

Construction, Not Abuse, Should Be Waichword of Campaign, Says Harding

BAGES CAMPAIGN ON CONSTRUCTION AND NT ON ABU   Harding Raps Candidates Whe Make Appeals That Do Not Serve Truth.   TELLS MILITARY BAND WHAT HE SAYS TO SELF   Short Front Porch Speech Delivered by Republican Nominee in Midst of Busy Day Spent in Preparation of His Labor Day Address.

HARDING TALKS TO SERENADERD   Republican Candidate Rap: Nominees Who Do Not Serve Truth

HARDING DELIVERS ADDRESS T0 BAND   Raps Candidates Who Make Popular Appeals---““Do Not Serve Truth.”

DIGNITY WILL “WARK HARDING POLICIES, NOW   WON’T DESCEND TO ABUSE.      HE HINTS THAT COX IS THROWING TOO MUCH MUD, IN BATTLE.

PACKERS SAY SHORYSA* EF OF CARS IS CAUSIN. ,.HE PIANTS TO slic i DOWN

MEAT SHORTAGE UNLESS NEEDED CARS REGEIVET   Packers’ Oryanization Warns Public That Supply Will Be Greatly Decreased   SOME PLANTS CLOSE DOWN   Labor Being Laid Off’ Unti Interstate Commission Comes. to Rescue

MEAT SUPPLY HIT BY CAR SHORTAGE   ASSERTS IMMEDIATE SHORT. AGE THREATENED BY REDUCED QUOTA OF CARS,

MEAT SEPPLY THREATESED   Mraehere (omplaia Set beech ars ie Mece Their Steek.

CONSTRIGTIN MEA SUPPLY THREATENEL   No Packer Owns Enough Refrigerator Cars to Take Care of His Own Business, Says Thomas A. Wilson.

Country’s Meat Supply Threatened by Shortage Sof Refrigerator Cars   Attack on Freight Congestion Will Be Concentrated at Junction Points.

CHICAGO POLICE. ~ REVEAL SYSTEM   CARD INDEX STYLE OF ROBBERY FOUND IN AUTOMORITTER AnnpPp

CARD INDEXED ROBBERS    Kept a Record of Goods Stolen and Where Disposed of

CARL INDEX OISCL03E5 SEIES OF ADBRERIES AND THOUSANDS IN LOO   NOVEL AND COMPLETE RECORD OF CHICAGO ROBBERIES IS FOUND UNEXPECTEDLY,

SD ROBBERS     CARD INDE?   Kept a Record of Goods Stolen and Where Disposed of

MIND ROBBERS’ NEST.   Slain Arto Repair Man Kept Card fralex Remand

SYSTEMATIC ROBBER   Kept Card Index of is Crimes and the Profits und Losses 

BOOKS KEPT BY ROBBERS   Extensive Card Index System Unearthed by Chicago Police

The Milling of Harry J. James Results iu Disclosures Showing Robberles of Hundreds of Thorsands of Dollars.

D’ANNUNZIO IS SGNORED   Flaman Council Wil Negotiate Direct With Lialian Premicr,

DE VALERA IS BITTER OVER DUBLIN DEATHS   “President of Irish Republic” Fore. casts Death of British Troop  Clam mandar

RUMORS OF UNFAIR FIGHT   Bring Two Strong Denials From Principals Carpentier and Levinsky.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS ARE IN CONFERENCE AT CAPITAL  1Be Ananciatead Penacar

EXONERATE OSBORNE OF MMORTALITY CHARGES AT PORTSMOUTH PRISON   Report of Special Board of Investigation Made Public by Roosevelt

OSBORNE NOT LAX IN PRISON SYSTEM;   Charges of Immortality Likewis: Without Foundation, Special Board Reports   HIS RECORD IS GOOD   Minimum of Escapes in Last Two Years Justifies Commandants’ Prison Policy

Bryan Attacks Homer S. Cummings      Accuses Him and New -Jer nor oF Turning Par Liquor Men.  y Goyer. Over To

CUMMINGS MUST DROP EDWARDS OR LEADERSHIP OF DEMOCRATS IS W. J. BRYAN’S DECLARATION

Commoner Says He Must Re. sign as Democratic Chair. man or Quit Supporting Goy. Edwards for President.

COCCIIT GETS LONG TERM.      Sentenced to 27 Wears, Four Months . and Three Days,

MURDERER GETS OFF WITH A 27 YEARS SENTENCE   Slayer of Ruth Cruger Found Guilty By the Jury, On Four fants

LUuUTI, LATE OF AUT GHUGE GETO 27 YEAR  Court Thanks American Of. cials Who Assisted in rosecution.

SENTENCE COCCHI TO PRISON TERM   SERVE 27 YEARS  Found Guilty on Fonr Counts Making an Aggregate 30 Year Sentence— 3° Months Dednueted.

ARMY TRAINING BILL IS FACING SENATE DEFEAT   FAILURE OF SEN. WADSWORTH’S COMPULSORY SERVICE LAW {IS PREDICTED

JAPANESE WOMEN THAQW UEF TAAPITIONSL RES TO SECURE EFFICIENS!   MODERN WORK OF JAPANESE WOMEN CAN NOT BE DONE IN  hiMOSO COSTUME,

Initiative For State Control Of Gas Sought   Motor Dealers Plan Drive Ove California for Vote Upon Proposal

PLAN TO MAKE GASOLINE UTILITY   Circulate Petitions to Have Matter Placed on November, Ballot

Dagger Thrast. Ends Romance  Of La Senorita   Snicide of Texas Girl in Lobby of Chicago Hotel Bares Love Tragedy.

SUICIDE MARKS END OF TEMPESTOUS ROMANCE   More Than 200 Telegrams From Man Who Jilted Her Tell Story of Laredo, Texas, Girl’s Shattered Dream of Happiness.

INVADE PERSIA   Russian Troups Once More Threaten: To Occupy Tabriz.

FREIGHT RATE AWARD READY   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION CONCLUSIONS HAVE SEEN BEEN SENT TO PRINTER.

CHILDREN GRUSHED  BY STRIKING MACHINE   ONE MAY DIE—GUY ROPE JERKED LOOSE AT COUNTY FAIR, CONTRAPTION OVERTURNS.

TELEGRAPH SCHEME MEETS OPPOSITION   Virtual Extension of Wartime Pow ers, Some Fear, Would Result From Propesed Convention

BOLSHEVIK DRIVEN BACK 100 MILES   WHOLE DIVISIONS FACE ANNIHE: LATION OR SURRENDER   GERMANS AIDING THE REDS   Charges of Treachery Made In Official Warsaw Communique, American’. Air Men are Praised for _ Valuable Services.

GERMANS AID BOLSHEVIK], POLES CLAIM   Side Against Member: of Wrangel’s AntiRed Army,

GERMAN CITIZENS AID SOVIET ARMIES   U. S. Warns Poland Not to Repeat Advance Into Russian Territory.

Arising Out of ‘the Unauthorized Strike of the Railway Workmen  ¢   ‘PROBE FOR STARTERS OF TIEUP IS BEGUN

ACW BUY I  METTLE ALL DIFFERENCES   Present Railroad Strike Is Expected to End by Arbitration   BOARD'S PERSONNEL IS ANNOUNCED   Permanent Headquarter: Are Established in Chicago ‘Today

Authorized to Meet At Once in Washington to Discuss Grievances of Railroad Employes Now On Strike—Board Comprised of Three Representatives of Public, Three of Railroads and Three of Employes.

WILSON NAMES LABOR BOARD   Body Is Court of Last Resort In Railroad Labor Disputes.

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD NAMED   President Wilson Gave Out Names Today.   CABINET MEETING IS CALLED   Will Meet Tomorrow, it is Under stood, to Discuss Unauthorized  Strike of Switchmen.

WILL TAKE UP GRIEVANCES OF RAIL WORKERS   Regarded as Long Step Toward Settlement  of Strike

WILSON NAMES BOARD   NAMES OF RAIL BODY SUBMIT TED TO SENATE.   Expected it Will Be Rushed Inte Power to Take Up the Present Strike.

WILSON NAMES BOARD TO HEAR RR. DISPHTRS      Wa MEET AT ONCE IN WASHINGTON ON DEE. Peete Of MEN,   Special Meeting of the Cabinet Called, First by Presiden - Sinee “Mness.

RAILROAD BOARD IS CHOSEN BY WILSON   >resident Names Representa: tives of Public, Railroads and Employes—First Cabinet Session Called.

WILSON PICKS ~ MEN 10 WORK OUT RY. PUZZLE     Leaders in Several industries Are Placed on Body   ACT ON PRESENT STRIKE   HEACQUARTERS WILL BE PERMANENTLY AT CHICAGO—SALARi—S TO BE $10,000 A YEAR

WILL MEET IN WASHINGTON AT ONCE TO TAKE UP GRIEVANCES   NOMINATIONS TO SENATE AT NOON TODAY.   Under the Transportation Act the Board Is the Court of Last Resort in Railroad Labor Disputes.

RAIL BOARD IS NAMED   Body Rerresents the Public, Employers and Employees.   it Will Be Authorized to Meet in Washington to Take Up Grievances.

WILSG!i NAMES BOARD   NAMES er aalte. ‘BODY SUBMIT. . “t_D TO SENATE.   Expected it Will Be Rushed Inte (Pe veer to Take Up the + Present Strike: -

‘Members Receive $10,000 Each Per Year and Wil Devote Entire Time to the Work—Constitute  Court af Last Resort in Road Disputes.

The Nominations Will Be Sent to the Senate at Once.   ‘HEADQUARTERS OF : BOARD IN CHICAGO   Members Are to Be Paid $10, 000 Per Year for Their Work.

SENATE COMMITTEE D TO WITHHOLD ACTION 28  HOURS--WANTS TO INVESTEGATE SOME OF APPOINTEES:  NAMED.

BOARD APPOINTED 1) INVESTIGATE HAIL TRONBLES   Contains Nine Mem. bers Appointed by President Wilson   HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO

WILSON APPOINTS RR. LABOR BOARE   Bedy Autherized Te Meet at One Te Take Up Strikers : Grievances.

R. R. LABOR BOARD — APPOINTED TODAY   BOARD IS LAST RESORT IN RAILWAY EMPLOYES  DISPUTES     After Considering Present Strike the Whole Railway Wage Question Is Up

LABOR BOARD  IS ‘APPOINTED   Nominations Sent to the Senate and Prompt Action Expected

RAIL LABOR BOARD OF d MEMBERS (i NAMED BY WILSON   Authorized to Meet in Capita at Once to View Grievance of Workers on Strike.   NEXT TASK TO: BE WAGE QUESTION PENDING YEAR   New Law Makes Body Court o Last Resort Between Men and Their Employers.

LONE BANDIT ROBS MAIL CAR   Rebber With Unloaded Pisto] Holdsup Union Pacifie Train

BANDIT WITH AN EMPTY GUN ROBS —— INION PACIFIG   Goes Thru Mail Car on Passen: ger Train Near Fremont, Nebraska.   BRAKEMEN SEE STRANGER DROP OFF NEAR OMAHA   Robber Disarms Clerks and Locks Them in the Vestibule and Closet.

MILT oUN Vat BY BANDIT OW WP TRAIN   Daring Robber Gets Registered Pouches and Escapes From Qverland Limited as Train Nears Omaha

COMPANY ‘DUPLICATES  AMOUNT EMPLOYE F   ‘Connection With Company: for Four  Years Prerequisite of the 3,1.

COMPANY DUPLICATES THE’ AMOUNT EMPLOYE PUTS INTO INSURANCE   FOR OLD EMPLOYES   Connection With Company for Four Years Prerequisite of the Renefits ie   Service Rings Presented to Employes at Fall Banquet Held ~~ Wednesday vo

NO REVOLUTION SAY PORTUGUESE   Telegrapher’s Strike Cause of Reports of Uprising of Peopie; Legation at Madrid Denies Story

FRANCE WILL AID © ENGLAND TO HELP _ ARMY OF POLAND   Premier Millerand Says. Mili tary Assistance Will Follow Reds’ Rejection

FRANCE WILL FURNISH POLAND ARMED SUPPORT   In Event Efforts to Effect a Peaceful Solution With Soviet Russia Fails. -

NEW HAMPSHIRE GIVES WOOD HES. FOUR DELEGATES   First Presidential  Primary of East Favors General— Light Vote.   HOOVER DELEGATES ARE ELECTED BY. DEMQCRATS      ‘One Gee tO Con vention  Uninstructed,

HOME STATE WILL SUPPORT WOOD   New Hampshire Pledges Backing  tn Primary Ratorne

U.S.NAVYIN FINEST CONDITION   Admiral Wilson, Before ‘Committee,Said ‘Active Ships Were Never Bet ‘ter -Prepared © Than When War’ Was De clared.   HIS TESTIMONY

ADMIRAL WILSON SAYSEONDTON FLEET WAS GOOD   Declares Active Vessels Were Well Prepared © in 1917 For War.   SHIPS WERE READY FOR THE STRUGGLE   Admiral Says Navy’s Accom plishments Deserve Com. mendation of the Nation.

olorado Supreme Court Says Referendum on Dry Act Cannot Be Taker

COURT RULING IS . BLOW TO THE WET!   Legislative ‘Ratification’ of Fedora Prohibition Cannot Be Referred to Peopte for Referendum,

GAS TANK WILL PUT UNLICENSED DOGS TO SLEEE   Unclaimed Puppies Must B Humanely Disposed Of, Rule

THREE MEN*ARE HELO 3 FORK. G. SHOOTIN   One, His Taxi Driver, Had Driv: “en Another Man, Wha. Was Shot,

HARDING MAKES LITTLE DASH FROM HIS FRONT PORCH   Narrowly Approaches Terri tory Of Cox In Address At Worthington   DAUGHERTY IS ANXIOUS   Western Tour Recommended As Johnson And Borah Prepare For Stump

HARDING MAY SPEAK SHORTLY IN) MINNESOTA   WAY BE FIRST SPRECH AWAY) FROM HOME CONFERS WITH LADIES

UNABLE TO FIND JOB, MAN: OF FERS ‘10 RAFFLE OFF HIS SERVICES FOR SIX MONTHS

Farmers, Labor Organizations anc ‘. Brotherhoods Protest Against “the ‘Bill’s Passage

FARMERS AND  UNIONS OPPOSE — CUMMINS BIL   Atty, Plumb, Author of Plumb Plan tu Address Conferenee,

[FEAR PRISONERS ‘  WERE EXECUTED   Nothing Heard From ‘American or Britisher,  - Taken by Bandits’

SAYS SOVIETS PLAN NEW REVOLUTION IN CENTRAL EUROPE   AMERICANS BRING NEWS   Austria Expected to Turn Communist with Czecho-Slovakia to Follow Soon.

EEE ORO RET te ae ele EE: NA  ‘“4SHAMED OF BARGAINS NOW." Treasury Official “Blames Willfal x ame tah when we mkan  Oe! CUR ge rs

NEUTRAL COURT GERMEN’S PLEA FOR WAR LORDS   Action of Demand of Allies to Be Settled  Tomorrow.   SWISS FOLLOW DUTCH.

SWITZERLAND 10 FOLLOW HOLLAN   INDICATED WILL NOT GRANT AT LIED DEMAND FOR SURRENDER OF GERMANS

HALF OF SIBERIA FORCE OUT   War Department Announcement Says 5,181 Army and 500 Welfare Men Remain.

VOTING POWER AN OBSTACLE   Passed Over to Avert Disruption of Conferences.   TREATY NEGOTIATIONS MAY FAIL

LEAD ERO REACH VERGE OF BREAK   Disagreements in Bi-Partisan Conferences  a   3y Passing Over Temporarily Dispute on Lodge Peace Treaty Reservation Regarding Equality of Voting in League of Nations — Two Plans fer Future Action.

NDEPENDENTS IN SENATE MAY ACT 10 SOLVE PEAC   Rupture Between Lodge and Hitchcock \ Factions Brings About New Turn in Peace Treaty Negotiations.   CONFEREES IN DISPUTE   Bi-Partisan Meeting Places Leaders on Verge of Break—Md Reservationists Threaten tc Settle Entire Questten.

NEGOTIATION UN TREATY Ant NEAR COLLAPSE   Open Rupture Averted When Lodge Reservations Are Passed Over During Sessions Held on Tuesday.   MAY BE INDEPENDENT MOVE   Mild Republicans and Some Democrats Back Program to Launch Ratification Barge on a New Course.

NEW TREALY PLANS ARE LAID BEFORE CENATE LEADERS   DISAGREEMENTS — LN M-PARTL SAN COUNCIL ALMOST CAUSE “BREAK.   CONFERENCE 1S FAILURE   Mild Reservationists Favor Combin« ation With Democrats (o Bring Document Again Up For Open Discussion

ON VERGE “OF BRE AK.   Senate Makes Move for Different SoImttan af Dendlock.

Bi-partisan Conferences on Treaty Reservations Make ...--No--Headway.   “MILD” REPUBLICANS. __ ' MAY ATTACK PROBLEM   Failure of Leaders to Agree tc . Pave Way far. .New. ..... Plans.

BREAK SEEMS NEAR ON TREATY ISSUES   Disagreements Occur in Bipartisan Conferences.   OPEN RUPTURE AVERTED

ALL ATTEMPTo FOR AN ACCORD WERE FAILURE   OPEN RUPTURE OF TREATY NE GOTIATIONS THREATENED TO COME YESTERDAY   Mild Reservation Republicans and The Democrats Svend Some Time in Flirtation.

TREATY CONFERENCE MAY END WITHOUT A FINAL SETTLEMENT   Voting Power. Is Passed by BiPartisan Committee Because of Disagreement.   MILD RESERV ATIONISTS MAY WORK OUT SOLUTION   Said to Favor Combination With Democrats for Defeat of Lodge Reservations.

CONFERENCE UPON TREATYCOMPROMISE MAY END ABRUPTLY   Open Ruptuie ‘Averted Tenipotai. ily, AE Least’ By Pagsing Ge ‘Equality Voting Proposal. +   OPPOSED TO. CAUCUS PLAN

LEADERS NEAR BREAK OVER PEACE TREATY   Voting Equality in League the Stumbling Block   Independent Action by Rank ant File of Senate Considered

Break Threatens Efforts  For a Treaty Compromise   Open Rupture Averted, Temporarily at Least, by Passing Over of Dispute on Lodge Reservation Regarding Equality of Voting in League—Both Factions Doubtful That Agreement Will Be Reached.

DIOAGHEEMENTS BRING LEADERS 10 VERGE OF BREAK   Movement Among Rank and File Toward Different Solution of Treaty Deadiock.   JOTING EQUALITY DISPUTE PASSED OVER FOR TIME   Bipartisan Conference Will Meet Again Toddy, but the Leaders of Both Factions Are said to be Deubtiul as to the Possibility of Ultimate Agreement,

NEAR BREAK ON PEACE TREATY   Bi-Partisdn Conference of Senate ..Leaders. Only Makes the Situation More Compligated   GN ABLETO. REACH  ANY. AGREEMENT

SENATE LEADERS  NEAR BREAKING OFF TALK OVA NATIONS LEACH   Stumbling Block Is Repuplican Refusal to Concede Six Votes to One By United States in Council,   COMPROMISE PLANS ARE TAKEN UP AGAIN   Mild Reservationists and Democrats are Discussing Proceeding Without Recard to Rio Men,

UNION MEN T0 WASH WINDOWS   Men Hired by Contractors tc Clean the Windows of Chicago’s Skyscrapers

WANTS COAL MEETING ‘IN ST.LOUIS MARCH 30.   Thomas Brewster Wires John L Lewis Sugeesting Toint Conference Be. Held in Mis-

OPERATORS AND MINERS TO MEEI   MARCH 29 DATE FIXED B BOTH SIDES, PLACE UNSETTLED,

GAVE HIM COW “BELL NECKLACE   Chicago Board of Trade Mer Equip Sportsman So He Won't Get Lost.

Prices Paid Farmers For Principal Crops Much Higher Than Last Yea

FARMER GETS STILL NIGHER PRICES THAN IN MANY YEARS BACK   Slight Decrease is Shown in The Past Month But is Still Over a Hundred Per Cent Above the Past Ten Years’ Average.

“LEVEL OF PRICES” SHOWS DECREASE      On Ju'y 1, However, Index Figure of Prices Paid Farmers Still 20 Per Cent Over Last Year,

TOUGE ON “RRS PARMERS.      Preducers Rectiva Less Kor Ppa iets Than ip pop.

PRICES TO FARMERS LOWER   Werth Slight Slump They Are Still 102 Per Cent Above 10-Year Average.

FOUNDRY MAN LOSES FINGERS   CHARLES EBERHARDT LOSEs MEMBERS ON PLANER A1 GRAND RAPIDS FOUNDRY CO.

OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES MILLIGAN MAJORITY OF 1859   Soldier-Lawyer Was Elected Congressman in 3d District on Democratic Ticket.   COUNT MADE AFTER WORTH COUNTY REPORT   Democrat Made Campaign on Platform Indorsing League of Nations.

FOUR INDICTED FOR VIOLATING A CONFIDENCE   Secretary to Supreme Court Judge, Two Attorneys and Stock Broker.   ACCUSED OF TIPPING OIL LANDS DECISION   All the Accused Are Me Prominent in Washington Circles.

CA-SECRETARY 10 JUSTICE IS HELD 10 U.S.      Action Results From “Tip” on Qil Land  Decisions.

INDICTED ON “LEAK” CHARGE   Washington Grand Jury Returns Biller Against Four Mer.

INDICTMENTS RESULT IN COURT'S DECISION LEAK   Four Persons are Charged wit}  Oonspiracy to Defraud the  United States

FOUR ARE INDICTED “IN PROBE OF “LEAK?   Quartet of Men Alleged to Hare Been Responsible for Advance In formation on Supreme

ALLEGED LEAK  “SSSI  WOT   GRAND. JURY REPORT. MAKES “CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY BY MEANS OF “TIP!

Conspiracy Charged Army Officer, Business Man and Two Former Officials

NAME PROMINENT MEN AS GUILTY   Conspiracies to Defraud Government is Charged   RESIGN OFFICIAL POSITIONS   Declare Quartet Advanced Decisions of High Tribunal

ALLEGED COURT LEAKS CAUSE OF INDICTMENT!   Four Mon Beld in District Su preme Court for Telling Court’s Secrets.

FOUR INDICTED FOR “LEAK”   Charged With Giving Out Advance Information of District Supreme Court Decisions.

FOUR CAUGHT IN FEDERAL JURY'S NET   Graft Is Charged---Red Release Investigation Also Ordered.

FOUR INDICTED — IN LEAK PROBE   Jury Reports on Investigation of Alleged Leak in Supreme Court Decision   Former Secrétary of Justice ~ Two Lawyers and Stoc! Broker Accused

Four Indicted For “Leak” In  Supreme Coar   ‘Tip on Southern Pacific O} Lands Decision Alleged to Have Netted $1412 7

HAG HELD NN PLOT I tI ocUi! NtWo   Well Known Men at Capital Aleged to Have Gained  In ‘Clean-up’

FOUR INDICTED — POR LEAK IN -\ SUPREME COURT   Judge’s Secretary, and As.  pistant Attorney Are -. > Caught In Probe. ,   ‘GAVE QUT TIP ON OPINION. OF GQURT, IT 1S CHARGED   ‘Indictment Says. Broker ‘Named’ Made Profit, On Information.

4 INDICTED IN COURT “LEAK”   Charged With Conspiracy to Defraud U.S. of Right of Secrecy

FOUR MEN ARE INDICTEL   IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED SUPREME COURT LEAK;      fan Said to Have Tipped Off Decision Was Formerly Secretary to Assoclate Justice McKenna.

ry) Nb IN SUPREME GOURE LEAK ANNIE! Ep   MI wew we  BRUKER ALSO INCLUDLD  Gave Advance Information /nd Sold “Short ' Southern Pacific Stock.

FOUR ARE INDICTED FOR COURT FRAUD  cisions.  THEY FURNISHED “TIP”

FOUR INDICTED © IN-COURT LEAI   IS RESULT OF SOUTHERN PACTFIC OU. LANDS CASE  Sunreme Court at Districh of Colum’

LAW GRABS FOUR COURT TIPPERS   iNDICTMENTS RETURNED AGAINST MEN HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPREME COURT “LEAKS”

INDICT FOUR FOR LEAK IN N SUPREME      Tip Given in Advance of Public Announcement Let Friends Play Market for Gains,

FOUR INDICTED IN ALLEGED “LEAK” GASI   Investigation Follows Southern Pa cific Oi] Land Case Decisions.

SE COMMITTEE TRACING LEA   Stars Imestigatiin fo Find Ou Where Sapceme Court Tnformation Is Secured

Indicted For “Leak” in U. S. Supreme Court   Four Persons Held By Federal Grand Jury For Violating the Federal Penal Code.

FOUR INDICTED FOR COURT LEA!   Must Answer For Court’s Decision Getting Out In Southern Pa‘cific O11 Land Case.

FOUR INDICTED IN LEAK OF OIL CASE DECISION   Verdict Given Out Secretly Before Announcement,  Is Charge.

FOUR INDICTED FOR GIVING OUT ADVANCE DECISIONS   Grand Jury Investigates Alleged “Leak” From U. S. Supreme Court.

Railroad Officials, Union Representatives and Insurgents Meet Tonight to Settle Railroad Strike.   CONFERENCE ARRANGED BY GENERAL ATTERBURY   Situation on Pennsy Vastly Improved and Governor Sproul Expresses Confidence of Agreement.

INFLUENZA CASES IN CHICAGO ARE DECREASIN(  Ww Aaaantaceceat =Deaeer

MISS KNOWLES AND BABY NOW AT FALL RIVER   Accompanied by Mrs ‘Spiker* and Guy M Spiker Who It is Saic Will Wed the Englist ~Girl.

REACH FALL RIVER   Miss Knowles and Baby Accompanied by Mrs. Spiker and Her Brother-in-Law

Foreigners Are Attacked and Ordered to Leave West Frankfort; Houses Are Reported Burned.

FINDING BODIES MURDER VICTIM OTARTS RIOTING  NEAR ST. LOUIS   Crowds Clamor For Two Suspects Held in Jail in Connection With a Double Claving in HUlinngic.   40 PERSONS INJURED; 4 OF THEM SERIOUSL'   Non-Americans Are Said To Be Leaving Storm Center By Every Road; Telephone Communication Cut.

dOLAIN AY MD, ~TLUINO!S OG NE AR PACE BIRTS   West Frankfort’s Foreign Population of Italians Is Ordered to Leave Town  Following Finding of Murdered Boys.   Torch Is Applied to Homes Throughout Town, According to St. Louis Report. Sheriff and Mayor Are Baffled.

MOB ATTEMPTS TO DRiVE FOREIGNERS FROM TOWN: 3 KILLED: 40 INJURET

ANGRY AT DOUBLE MURDER, ILLINOIS MOBLOOTS, BURNS HOMES OF ALIENS   Troops Dispatched to Restore Order at Frankfort.

Fourteen Dead In Trecand as Reprisals Rage   Police Raid Tome of Lat Lord Mayor MacSwiney, Search Relatives

FOURTEEN KILLED IN IRELAND   Bad Blood Shown In Renewed: At tacks Qn British Pollce— Many Bulldings Wrecked.

MLAIGD GLALNIG ELATIUNG WITH BEAT BRITAIN   REPORT OF REVEWED RELATIONS Is DENIED EN OFFICIAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON,

SAY BRITAIN 10 REENTER MEXICE   ASSERTED DIPLOMATIC RELA TIONS BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES BE RESUMED.

ASSERTED DILPLOMATIC RELA TIONS BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES BE RESUMED.

ENGLAND AND MEXICO RESUME RELATIONS   SO MEXICO CITY REPORTS BUT WASHINGTON SAYS GREAT BRITAIN NOT THINK ING OF IT.

-4 . : ENGLAND AND MEXICO.   ‘Long Severed Diplomatic Relations .. May he Resumed Soon.

—_—_———————e a nee  British-Mexican Diplomatic Relations to be Resumed Soon

MAY RENEW  RELATIONS   Rumored Robert Leech _ May Be Sent to Mexico City Soon.

MEXIGO-BRITAIN ABOUT 10 MARE uP   Semi-Official Sources Say that British Minister ot Cuba will be Sent to Mexico City.

GREAT BRITAIN 10 RECOGNIZE MEXICO   Resumption of Diplomati: Relations Are Said to Be Forecasted in Cuban Minis.  ter’s Orders.—Aguilar Goes

GREAT BRITAIN AND MEXICO 10 AGREE ON PAC]   DIPLOMATIC. RELATIONS BETWEE? TWO COUNTRIES LIKELY TO BE RESUMED, REPORT

INDICTED   FOR MURDER OF JENNIE HAR PER AT MITCHELL LAST MAY   GRAND JURY REPORTS   Other True Bills Returned Following Week of Investigation

OrIKER BABY 10 STAY FAMILY   BROTHER WILL MARRY WAR FI. ANCEE OF AVIATOR AND. RAISE THE BABY OF. HIS BROTHER.

Youth Goes to N. Y. to Marry English Girl His Brother, Flyer. Wrongec

MRS. SPIKER _ GOES: TO HELP ~ MISS KNOWLES   HELPS-RIVAL IN EFFORT TO  COME INTO THE UNITED RETA Wa   Goes to, Elis Island Today-to Complete Formalities Re oo mainpd. i %

Welcomes: Rival;  _ Wife Forgives  _ Girl Who Broke The Moral Code

FORGIVING MRS SPIKER GOES TO AID MISS KNOWLES   Accompanied by Guy S. Spiker, Who Hopes To Marry Brother’s Sweetheart

‘RENEWS OFFER TO MARRY GIRL   Spikers Reach Ellis Island to ComPlete Miss Knanowls’ Release.

SPIKER SAYS — HE'S WILLING   Whole Matter Now Rest with Miss Knowles, So He States.   SEEMS ANXIOUS TO WED THE GIRL

WUMAN PRAISED FOR SWEET AND FORGIVING WAY SHE HAS ACTED TO SWEETHEART)

WIFE SEEKS ADMISSION OF HUSBANDS INAMORAT   ‘Attorney Says. } Magnanimity ix Unique Case is “Widely Praised

WARSWEETHEART OF ber AND CHD WELCOMED: BY WIFE   Forgiving Nature and Gener_osity of Mrs, Spiker Praised by Her Attomey: .

Officer’s Wife Gives Bond * for Canteen Worker He ‘Wroncad   BROTHER MAY WED HER      Guy Spiker Asks Emil ~Knowles at Ellis Island to Marry Him.

UNUSUAL TRIANGLE      The: Wedded Wife Befriends the Unwedded {Mother of Her, Husband's Child.

GOES T0 OTHER WOMAN   i i ans, SPIKER AT ELLIS ISLAND TO AID ESGLISH GIRL.   Keeps Agreement to Aid Young Woman Husband Knew White Training Overseas.

TO RECEIVE THE “OTHER WOMAN’   Mrs. Spiker Goes to Ellis Island. To Greet Husband’s “War Sweetheart”   [fo Complete Formalities ’ For Admission to U. S. of

READY TO MARRY ASS KNOWLES,   GUY SPIKER REPEATS OFFER BOND DEPOSIT IS MADE -FOR ENGLISH GIRL.

WIFE AND BROTHER TRYING TO UNTANGLE WEB WOVEN BY ARMY OFFICER HUSBAND

ALABAMA NEGRO SHOT 70 DEATH   Charged With Attacking Six ear Od Daughter ef White Farmer Near 3lentgemery.

HEGRO CHARGED WITH ASSRULTIN G SIK-VEAR OLD WRITE GIRL SHOT TO DEATH IW ALABAMA

SETTLEMENT OF THE ADRIATIC SITUATION ON   CONFERENCE BEING HELD I) LONDON BY PREMIER MITTI AND LLOYD GEORGE      Micti Will Be Oliged “To Talk Busi ness" in His Conference with the Allied Leaders, They Say.

FRENCH REDS -- ARE SPLIT UP   One Faction Goes Over To Russ Reds.

BURTON GETS POST   is Named on Tariff Commission by President Wilson

BURTON NAMED ON TARIFF BODY   Former Ohio Senator Nominated by ' President to Permanent Commission; Wisensin Man Honored.

CHALOTMAG TREES USED BY MILLIONS   More Than 4,000,000 Felled to Delight Hearts of Children in 1920.   America Uses as Many a England, Scotland and Wales Combined.

WILL CUT FOUR MILLION TREES: ~ FORCHRISTMAS   This For America Which Uses More Trees Than Any -Other Country.   MANYVARIETIES ARE IN USE   Forest. Service Opposes Any Movement.To Discour- — age Practice.

NEARLY FIVE MILLION CHRISTMAS TREES = NEEDED FOR THE AMERICAN CHILDREN

BRYAN REFUSES INTERVIEW   Homeward Bound F'rom Kansas City to Cast His Vote in Lineotn.

British. Pavers: Urge «=: ~ Larger Navy to Meet ~ -U.S.+-Japanese Plans

Because United States and Japan Are Not Members. of Leacue of Nations   AMERICA HAS CHOICE   Must Build More Ships and Prepare for Attack or Join the League

MANY MEETINGS PLANNED   Speakers Assigned Dater Throughout County

For Better Schools In Indiana Will Begin November 7th With  eetings All Over County.

FRATERNAL AID UNION HAS EVERY POLICY ON ADE* OUATE RATES   HAS BLAZED THE WAY      F. A. U. Leads All Fraternal Insurance Orders in Nation   Every Policy Is W orth a Hundred  Cents on the Dollar by Acturarial YFisures

T  THAN EVER BEFORE   PRATERNAL L AID DU NION HAS EVERY POLICY ON ADEQUATE RATES   sstetiendane meaner names aattis teal  HAS BLAZED THE WAY   Every Policy Is Worth a Hundree Cents on the Dollar by Acturarial ligures

PPROP RATION FOR ARIAY CUT crn ON DON   One of Most Drastic Reductions Ever Recorded Is Made by Committee   TOTAL OF $377,000,000 IS PROVIDED IN REPORT   ARMY BILL IS BASED ON MIL ITARY STRENGTH OF 175,00 MEN AND 16,9000 OFFICER: JIS VEAR.

COAL MEN FIGHT “QUESTIONING ON PRICE FRAMING   Counse! for Companies Make “Determined Efforts to. Prevent. Witnesses rom An“swering: Questions.   UPROAR” MARKS BARING   Chairman Eschbach (of Fuel Commission Tells Attorneys “They “Don’t Want Pubiicity.”.

‘SQUIRM LIVELY: < JNDER THE OUI?   fearing  Before State Commission “Develops fato a. ".* Stormy Affair.   ESCHBACK FIRES A SHOT   Tells Operators and Their Law:  © yers They Don’t ‘Want Pub‘Gcity- of. the Truth.  5

FIRES TAKE TOLLS IN . SEVERAL DEATHS AND ~ DESTROYING PROPERTY   Three Little Children, Left Alone By Parents Were Consumed in New York—12 Were Made Homeless At Pittsburgh and Inmates of Sharon Hotel Forced To Leap From Windows.

PASSENGERS. WERE CARRYING GUNS   ARRESTED ‘THEN “RELEASED   British Police Thought: Them Sinn “Fei Agente—-—Examined- at---- Scotland Yard

BRITAIN WATCHES FOR SIMA FEINERS   SIX MEN FROM AMERICA ARMED, RELEASED AFTER AN INVESTIGATION   Only One Man Out of Party Of Recruits Attacked At Kilmichael Is Alive to Tell the Tale.

OU FEIN AGENTS ‘TO LONDDN ARRESTED ~ NEWPLAN PROPOSED   Aquitania Searched for ihiexe Agents on Landing in England,—Headquarteys Raid ed.—-Labor Wants Peace at

CONDITIONS ARE ‘MOST CHAOTIC IN CORK AND DUBLIN   Details of Latest Tragedy  Are Locked in Breast of  -- Man Who Is Mortally Wounded .   OFFICERS RELEASE - AMERICAN SUSPECTS   NEW YORKERS THOUGHT SINN FEIN AGENTS, DISARMED AND TURNED LOOSE BY  SCOTLAND YARD AUTHORITIES .

SIX MEN COMING FROM U. S. JAILED, THEN RELEASED   Revolvers Seized; Polic And Prisoners Re fuse To Talk.

TAKE 6 SUSPECTED SINN FEIN AGENTS   Slain Cadets to Be Taken to England.

MORE KILLINGS ‘IN CORK, IRELAND   Two Men Called From Theit Beds and Shot Dead— Two Others Killed   Six From America Seized and Questioned — Later Released si

SUSPECTS AS GUNMEN ARE NOT DETAINELD   England Releases Men Arrested Upon Arrival From New York.

OUOPEGTED AGENTS OF INN FEIN FROM N.Y ARE RELEASED   Six Armed Men Taken Off Line Aquitania at Southampton Liberated in ‘London.   LABOR SEEKING MEANS © TO TERMINATE VIOLENCE   Labor Party Representatives in Dublin With Proposal for Conferences.

RELEASE G YANK HELD AS GUNMEN   Party Arriving on Aquitania _ Are Disarmed and Sent on to London.   NEW OUTRAGES REPORTED

DELIVERS ADDRESS AT SACRA MENTO, CAL.   Says Frogressives Will Have to Join Another Party   Or Form One of Thei- Own If Sera torial Oligarchy Gains Control.

COX APPEALS FOR THE SUPPORT ~ OF PROGRESSIVES   ‘Raps The Leaders of The  G, O. P. Reactionary  Forces   PAYS TRIBUTE TO HIRAM JOHNSON   ‘But Intimates Johnson Cannot Control Progressive Voters Of His State,

‘SUIT WON BY SHONTS WIDOW   Court Vacates Order Removing Her as Estate Administratrix.

SHONTS WIDOW WINS SUIT   Order Removing Her as Administra. trix Over Estate Is Vacated by New York Court.

VOTING IN NORTH DAKOTA,   Belleved Non-Partisan Leaguers Los on @oeth Party Ticketa

UPSET SOCIAL CONVENTIONS   Because of Scarcity of Men Paris Woman Announces Engagement to Married Man.

SOCIAL CONVENTIONS UPSET   Paris Woman Announces Engagement to Married Man.

AINERS WOULD NEGOTIATE ARE W   Would Not Make Yesterday’: Signing Final, Bet Present New Demands.

WANT WAGE QUALE MATIER OPENED AGAIN   ANTHRACITE MINE WORKERS UNION NOT SATISFIED   COMMITTEE OF THIRTEEN HAS BEEN APPOINTED   Will Take Action To Have Agre «. ment Which Was Signed Yesterday By U. M. W. A, and Operators Opened Again

Drab Story of infatuation for Married Man Revealed by Suicide of Laredo Womat

GIRL INFATUATED WITH      MAN HAD A WIFE AND HIS  INTEREST IN THE GIRL GRADUALLY DWINDLED,

LIVE SPURNED; GIRL ENDS LIFE WITH A DAGGER   Hopeless Infatuation and Gypsy “Death Card” Figure — in Suicide of Theodora Sanders in Chicago.

SPY LAW FINE {S UPHELD   U. S. Circuit Court at San Franciscc Affirms Three Years and $10,000 Penaity.

SHUFFLING OF (LOYD GEORGE AIDS GERMANS   So declares London newspapers regarding the i  $San Remo conference

GERMANY WILL FIGHT DEMANE   Government Leaders ‘Declare Teutons, Will: Not.Submit to. Trial of War Guilty. .*  +  NMUTOU ecCnanriali.rT.e ants

DEMAND FOR “WAR GUILTY   PROMINENT GERMAN. LEAD. ERS SAY HEMAND FOR WARK z ’ GIBPRY RESISTED        “WHOLE QOVERN ENT THINKS AS. 1 DOS SAYS MINISTER OF FINANCE

ALLIED DEMAND FOR SURREN. DER OF WAR GUILTY WILL BE RESISTED TO ‘THE ~ UPTPTERMOST   OFFICERS PLEDGE LIVES   Inpossiblo to Form Government Which Will Surrender Meu Demanded in AHied Note, Count von Bernstorif Asserts

GERMANS RESENT ALLIED MOVE   Whole Nation Resists Surrender of Those Guilty of War Crimes

The WEATHER   GERMANY 10 RESIST DELIVERY (HF MILLITARY HEANS FOR TRIAL

GERMANY WILL RESIST EFFORT 10 GET GuILTY   OPPOSE NEUTRAL COURT TO TRY ALLEGED GUILTY

LOVE LUDENDORFF . AND HINDENBURG   Germans Wilk Resist to the Ueanegg Dewand for Surrender of Tow tou War Guilty. 7p

Atolol Il LAal MAN IEUIUNa AGREE   ‘OPPOSITION PLEDGED BY OFFICERS’ UNION   Germany’ s Only Proposition Will Be Trial In Teu ton Court

Atolol 1d [Aol MAN  TUTOR APOCEN   OPPOSITION PLEDGED BY OFFICERS’ UNION   Germany’ s Only Proposition Will Be Trial In Teu- . ton Court

GERMANS WANT - TEUTON COURT   Germany Will Resist Allied Demand for Surren(fer of the War Guilty

BRITISH WOULD MODIFY DEMAND   FOR “WAR GUILTY”   BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE IS VIRTUA REVERSAL OF FORM, IS PARIS BELIEF—GERMANY WILL RESIST TO UTMOST

MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE DENIED GERMANY UNTIL LATER SESSION   Campaign to Recover Her Lost Territory is Begun Rw Gearmane   LEAGUE IS DEFENDED   Swedish Delegate Argues  Against Any Attempt to  Please Abusive Yankees

CECIL DENIES ANY INTENTION   Of Making Move for Admission of Germany Into the League of Nations.   HE SAYS SUCH ACTION  TOO LATE IN SESSTOX   A Swedish Delegate Protests Against Scrapping of the Preacant Tagms

GERMANY  AFTER HER COLONIES   Swedes Aganist Scrapping o League for U. S. to Form New Body

CONFESSES PART RAIN HOLD-UE   Akron Negro Places Value of Loot 9 Gmaha Rebhery At $3,500,000

100 Men at Work in’ three - Camps; 200 More to  . Be Employed:  _ Soon

END FLIGHT OF 12,000 MILES   (talian Aviators: Cormpiete ‘Longest Air Jourhey ‘in. Histery—From: Rome to Tokyo. ,

END FLIGHT OF 12,000 MILES   Italian Aviators Complete Longest Air Journey in History—From Rome to Tokyo.

SATE OF CALIFORNIA LAND   CGauscs Suits On Promissory Notes Aggregating $100,000 Against Citizens of Washington County,

SALE OF CALIFORNIA LAND CAUSES SUITS TO MAKE NOTE GOOLE   ‘MARCH TERM OF COURT WILL SHOW UP SHARKS’ WORK IN THIS COUNTY,   COURT MAY NOT CALL JURY   The Steinke Cases On Docket Again But May Be Continued-——Not Many Divorce Cases Now On File,

HARDING EULOGIZES PRESIDENT HAYE'   Ls FORGETTING POLITICS, MOTORS TO FREMONT AND DEDICATES SOLDIER MEMORIAL.

U.S. MAY TAKE BIG OCEAN LINE   TRADE ROUTES AND BUSINESS OF HAMBURG-AMERICAN MAY BE CONTROLLED.

RELY FAD FOR HOLLAND      Takes Form of Re-application for Delivery of Former Kaiser to Allies.   NO THREAT MADE BUT DETERMINATION STANDS   Next Meeting of League o Nations Council in London Feb, 11,

BOLT HITS WOMAN RESTORES HEALTH   Shoes Are Torn Off and She Ie Ren. dered Unconscious; Feet Not Even Burned.

APRIL EIGHTH THE TIME OF A RALLY   To Be Held Here For I:tterchurch World Cause.   TENTATIVE PROGRAM

~ OF PROTESTANT CHURCHES APRIL 4       PUBLIC: TO BE GIVEN INFORMA . oO REGAR ING INTER. ‘eayner Wor MOVEMENT   LEADERS OF MOVEMENT ~ "WILE BE IN THE CITY   Berk By Prove Getting “Together of Dendiinations iggest. Thing’... , Uidértaken ‘By! Protestants, (°

: Intercollegiate Vote _ Through:  out Nation Favors Com = promise-In Treaty: '

Referendum Taken - Among Colleges of Nation Discloses Approval of Peace Pact.   SENATE LEADERS ASSERT © AGREEMENT IS: LIKELY      Assure- Visitin ation That Both Parties’ Are Striving © to. Compose ~ Differences” 6"

WOULD RATIFY PEACE TREATY BY COM*ROMISE   Second Highest Vote in Intercellegiat Referendum Favored Unreseryed Raltitieation,

JAPANESE CONSUL FLEES,   Chinese Are ‘Threatening Massacre of Japs in Manchuria.

TROUBLE IN MANCGHURIA.   Seems impossible for the Different Races to Get Along.

AMNESTY TO POLITICAL PRISONERS UP 10 PRESIDENT  Attorney Gene al Informed Gomer and Gro p of Leader   Indicated Strongly General Amnesty Not Possible at This Time.

(0 POLITICAL PRISONERS UP Tl PRESIDENT   Attorney General Informed Gomper: and Group of Leaders   Indicated Strongly General Amnesty Not Possible at This Time.

DEATH OF 2 WOMEN MYSTERY   chicago Authorities Are Investigating   FIVE MEN ARE HELD  Believe Death Due To Harmful Drugs

IWO ACTRESSES KILLED: IN CHICAGI   Police Hear Women, Whose Bod. ies Were Found In Park, Fought With Two Men.

Two Chicago Actresses Mysteriously Murdered   Man Stating He Witnessed Murder Says Two Men, Seeking to Force Women Into an AUtomobile, Killed Them; Evidence Is Found That They Had Drunk Wood Alcohol

DEAD WOMEN FOUND IN GRANT PARK, CHICAGO   The End of a Wild Automobile Ride 1 With Male Companions and © j Alcohol Refreshments

POLICE GET CLUE TO GIRL SLAYERS   MYSTERY OF DEATH OF CHICAGD ACTRESSES UNSOLVED

MYSTERVIN. ACTRESSES’ DEATH   Said to Have Been Killed in o Fight in Chicago Saturday Nicht.

GAVE A WELCOME TO SCHOOL HEADS   CHANCELLOR LINDLEY AND SUPT. SMITH GUESTS AT C. OF C. DINNER)   NEW OUTLOOK FOR K. U.   Business Men Will Demand a School of Commerce and Industry Says Lindley   Superintendent Smith Advocates Development of Pupils’ Physical Welfare

GAVE A WELCOME   CHANCELLOR LINDLEY ap ~ SUPT. SMITH. cuners 4 any C. OF C! DINNER   NEW OUTLOOK FORK. U.   Business . Men will Demand - 3 School of Commerce and Indus .. try Says Lindley. j/ -   Superintendent Smith. Adstcajes Development of . of Pupils’: Physi

FAILS IN REPORT   Pink Bool. 1 Worm Com 2 mittee" “Recommends _Resulated’ Zones

ORDER INVESTIGATION ~ OF DISAPPEARANCE OF CONFEDERATE CANNONS   BOXING BILL  UNPAVORABL REPORTED IN BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES.  _ +=

MEXICAN GOVERNMENT   Taking Action To Cancel Official  Rarnonitian of Tanking.

SEEKS CANCELLATION OF.  JENKINS’ RECOGNITION   Mexican Foreign Office Takes Steps to Revoke Acceptance of American Consular ‘Arent

NKINS TO BE REMOVE!   Reported. Steps. to Accomplish This Have . Been Taken

PUNISHMENT WILL BE ADMINISTERED   Chancellor . Bauer. Declarss in Von “Kapp” ‘and: Ft > : Deserve Fate.       ACTS SET GERMANY BACK   Country Is Now Threatenec With Bolshevism and Chaos,

LAW SAYS FARMER MUST WAIT   Seeretary Hart Explains Delay In Paying Uasail Losses.

LAW SAYS FARMER MUST WAIT   {Secretary Hart Explains Delay Ila  : Pa  # Hail Losses.

HUNGER STRIKE OF IRISH WINS   LAST OF PRISONERS WHO REFUS ED TO EAT ARE REMOVED TO BELFAST HOSPITAL

FREE REMAINING 30 OF 69 HUNGER STRIKER   Released Prisoners Are Taken t Hospital. From Belfast Jail   Two More Prominent Irishmen Arrested— Constable Shot in Londonderry

ANOTHER BIG BATCH OF IAISH HUNGER STRIKERS HAVE BEEN ALL CWEH GU

ANOTHER BIG BATCH OF MAIOH HUNGER STRIKERS HAVE BEEN ALLOWEN Aly

HUNGER STRIKERS OUT OF JAIL   Thirty-five Removed at Belfast to  Hospital.

6% ART. RELSASED FROM @Atl   Vieore Hanger Strikers at Belfost Taken to PMeoarittial.

HUNGER STRIKERS _ TAKEN TO HOSPITALS   Sixty-Nine Released - From Jail In Two Days: Constable Shot Through Leg.

Mrs. S. E. Sinkey  Passed Away   LONG ILLNESS WITH HEART TROUBLE ENDED WEDNES- — DAY OF LAST WEEK.

RULER REGRETS THE CAMPAIGN OF VIOLENCE: HOPES THE HOME RULE ‘BILL MEASURE WILL BRING UNITY         Britain, Working With the Allies, Will Endeaver To Solve the Grecian Problem; Russian Situation Still Unsettled; Work of the League of Nations Is Praised.

NMLUTION UF Dnt TANGLE  Wt Snell SAYS GEORGE   King’s Speech to Parliament Deals With Britain's Problems   IRISH TURBULENCE GREATLY DEPLORED      Hopes Home Rule Bill  to Bring About Settlement

Deplores -Violence in Speech —* Before Parliament Yesterday   WILL SEEK SOLUTION — OF GREEK DIFFICULTY   Hopes That Home Rule Bill Will Bring About Unity ~ and Friendship in Kingdom

IRIGH OUTRAGED ARE DEPLORABLE      KING DEEPLY GRIEVED; ASKS KETURN TO CONSTITUTIONAL METHODS.

UNEMPLOYMENT DARKEST GLOUT   King George Says State of Affairs in \Ireland Grieves Him Profoundly—aAlludes tc Greek Difficulty.

GREEK SITUATION 1S. - DISCUSSED BY KING   ENGLISH RULER ANNOUNCES HOME RULE BILL TO PARLIAMENT. ©

English Monarch Sees Meril In Home Rule Bili and Asks for {ts Trial

i  WITH AFFAIRS IN IRELANE   ALSO GRATIFIED WITH SUCCESS OF TRIP OF THE PRINCE OF WALES,

France and England Dispatch Joint Note “Urging Poles Against Adopting Too Exacting Attitude on Question of Frontier a

France and England Advise *' Poles to Be Moderate In an Their Demands.   END. OF SOVIET :-RULE : FORESEEN BY LI]. S_   Feared Anarchy and Chaos May Follow Collapse ofBoilsheviki Government.

NEWBERRY WORKERS . ~ GAVE COIN TO PRIEST   PRIEST IS GIVEN $25 TO BU GASOLINE AFTER HE SUGGESTS NAMES OF POLITICIANS

CHURGH if NEWBERRY TRIAL    Preachers Testify That They Were Given Money By Workers for

Young Woman’s Jekyl and Hyde Life Exposed   Chicago Girl is Harness Shop Book keeper by Day and Social But-terfly by Night—Books Foun to be Short $10,000

Embezzlement Charged Y oung Society Queen   Chicago Bookkeeper, Demure and Pretty, Added Figures All Day for $25 a Week.

MONDA ROSE TO COM EBACK FROM WINNIPEG   As Rese Sehweiburg She is Shor From $10,000 to $50,000 With Leather Dealer.

WILL URGE GIRL TO FACE TRIAL   Monda Rose, Dual Person, to Be Interviewed hy Emolover.

A RADICAL PAPER   HE CALLED SELF REBEI.   SAID HE WAS WORKING EN SECRET SERVICE OF REVOLT

AMAZING “LETTER LLOYD WROTE 10 A RADICAL PAPER   HE CALLED SELF REBEL   SAID HE WAS WORKING IN SECRET SERVICE OF REVOLT

U. S$. TO GET WOODEN SHOES   Holland Manufacturers to Introduce a Them in America.

WOODEN SHOE COMING?   Dutch Pactory Agems on Way Here to Make Us Wear Them.

WOODEN SHOES FOR AMERICA   Dutch Manufacturers to Introduc« Their Wares to People of the VU. S.

IS NOT CANDIDATE   Reports That Towa Man Desired Position Are Denied.

ASKS BIG FREIGHT INCREASE   Railroads Want’ Interstate Commerce Commission-to Permit Raise of ‘Billion a Year.

RAISE IN RATES ON FREIGHT REQUESTEI   Increase of 23.9 Per Cent is Sought in West:

The Freight Rate  » Increases Proposec   [ tssociation of Railway Executives Propose to Interstate Commerce Commission Certain Freight Rate

BIG ADVANCES IN FREIGHT CHARGES   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ASKED TO FIX NEW RATES.

HAVE REACHED AGREEMENT         Kansas and Yornia Agree to Defer National Committee man Election

HAVE REACHED AGREEMENT   Kansas and California Agree te Defer National Committeeman Election

ALLEGE AUTO THEFTS BY LYNN OFFICIAL   Benj. B. Ray, Member oi City Council, Arrested   Claimed He Had Agreement With Car Thieves—Denies Charges

ptr THETT TTT T TT  ; PEACE SHIP ROMANCE ; + COMES TO SUDDEN END 4

WILDCAT oT0UKs COST HALF BILLIGK   SPEAKER DECLARES INVEST ORS HEAVY LOSERS IN LAST 12 MONTHS.   Much New Capital Needed to ¥ixplore and Discover New Oil Fields, Says New York Expert.

WENICAN BANDITS RAIS RANSOM FEE   MONEY SENT TO SENATOR OWEN SEEMS TO HAVE FAILED TO REACH THE PROPER DESTINATION.

SUMMERS RELEASED BY FEDERAL TROOPS   SISTERS IN CHICAGO HEARD HIS RANSOM INCREASED AND APPEALED TO THE GOVERNMENT,

HISHELEASE TD MENPAN TARPS   Washington Announces Liberation of Ranch:Owner Kidnapped Last. Week. and Held for Ransom:hy Bandits   CAPTORS RAISE  DEMANDS AS TIME LIMIT.EXPIRES   Hopes ‘of Sisters ate’ Blasted when Proffered Payment of Sum First Set is Refused by Outlaws -

AMERICAN IS FREED BY MEXICANS   Federal Troops Bring Abou Release of Peter W. Summers, Kidnaped Last Week By Bandits.

PRODUCTION OF GOLD DECLINES   CALIFORNIA LEADS NATION’S PRODUCTION WITH 841,638 OUNCES OF PRECIOUS METAL.

MONTANA LEADS NATION ~ JN SILVER PRODUCTION   IBOTH GOLD AND “SILVER “IN AMERICA FELL OFF DURING YEAR, REPORT SHOWS—CALI.   FORNIA LEADS GOLD STATES,

WILL BE REAL EVENT.   Annual Dairy Pienic at Sheridan to be Held August 18.

WILL RE REAL EV           Annual Dairy Pieriic: at Shi : Re Held August 18.0067 t:

IS QUT OF BREAD AND MILK AS RESULT OF FIGHTING   Railroad Men Refuse to Man Trains ,» Carrying Troops.

LONDONDERRY  IS QUT SF BREAD AND MILK ES RESULT OF FIGHTING  Railroad Men Refuse to Man Trains Carrying Troops.

TEXAS DENUD MUST PRESENT UNITED FRON'   PAPERS WHO ESPOUSED LOSING SIDE COMPLIMENTED BY SPEAKER

SPEED COP GETS GOV. COX   That is, a Columbus Cop Tries te “Pinch,” but the Nominee De. clined Invitation.

ANOTHER BLIZZARD © * IN THE NORTHWES1   Terrific Cand:and Dust Storm: Continue and Damage t Wheat is Reported Heavy.

TERRIFFIC STORMS GRIP THE SOUTHWES:      Wind Reaches Velocity of From 47 to 100 Miles in Eastern Rocky Mountain Section

TERRIFIC SAND AND DUST STORMS IN SOUTHWEST— BLIZZARD IN NORTHWES'

WIND STORMS IN WESI   IN SOUTHWEST MUCH DAMAGE Is REPORTED.   Storms Reported Changing to Blizzard In Northwest Equaling In Intensity Any of Winter.

GRIP. OF STORM   TERRIFIC : SAND AND Desh      Hd Crus: rable - Damage,     Northwest in Cirip of Hi ing Consick

IN GRIP GF OTCRM   TERRIFIC SAND AND Pts STORM IN SOUTHW EST.   Nerthwest in Grip of Blizzard Caus.  ing Considerabie Damage.

TERRIG STORM CONTINUES TODA   Southwest and Northwest Are Suffering from Sand and Dust

Rocky ~ Mountain Regior - Alone Free From Violent Conditions.   DAMAGE’ TO WHEAT   Dust Clouds Hide the Sun in Colorado—Sand Stops Trains.

NORTHWEST IN GRASP OF STORM      WORST BLIZZARD OF THE YEAR _ RAGES IN MINNESOTA AND WHE DAKOTAS.   DANGER TO .WHEAT. CROF

LAST EDITION      TERRIFG SAND STORM SWEEPS MIDDLE WES   In Kansas Much Froperty 1 Damaged; Other States Feeling Effect.

POPULAR PAIR WED   WEDDING OF NICHOLAS THOMA AND MISS MAE. KASS.   PRINCIPALS BOTH WELL KNOWN.   Clarence A. Tucker, Former Le Mare Young Man is United in Marriage With Miss Carrie Finn, at. Bride’s ‘Home in Alcester. ‘  doe

Clarence A. Tucker, Former Le Mara Young Man is United in Marriage With Miss Carrie Finn, at Bride’a Home in Alcester,

COAL STRIKE UP: TO PARLIAMENT   Cold Weather Hits, England Empbasizing Possible Suffering,

MINERS STRIKE. - DEVELOPS RIOT -. AND DAMAGE   Minera March Streets .at . Midsigh Slaging “Eed Fisg” and Stoning Whadews, _

PARLIAMENT HEARS DISCUSSION ON COM STIKE SITATIO   Labor Members Offer Way tc Resume Negotiations—First Disturbance Reported.

PARLIAMENT WILL CONSIDER COAL STRIKE SITUATION   ‘ONVENES FOR FALL SESSION NEGOTLATIONS WETH THE MINERS REVIEWED

Strikers .¢ Gather in Pring - pal Genters in Wales and  Parade the Streets   SHOPS WERE STONED   British Parliament Take: Up Question Today— Llogd George is Silent.

STRIKERS CAUSE _ DISTURBANCE      STREET FIGHTING TAKES PLACE IN TWO CITIES IN WALES— SHOPS STONED

British Mine Struggle Devel ops Into Great Propaganda Battle   DOWNING STREET RIOTS ’ WAS HOODLUMS’ WORK   LARGE BODIES OF MINERS PARADE IN TONDU AND PANDY, BEARING RED  FLAGS; WINDOWS STONED,  d

BRITISH SOLONG = BEGIN WORK’ ON STRIKE PROBLEM   Labor Leaders and Government Heads Will Present Their Views.   Erin’s Difficulties Sure to Stir Up Hot Fight in Parllament,

DISTURBANCES IN MINER'S STRIKE   LONDON S QUIET WHILE OTHER TOWNS ARE STIRRED,   WELL PREPARED FOR STRIKI   Officially Stated That Country Will Not Suffer—Head of Miners’ Unjan to Resign When the Strike Js Over.

COAL STRIKE UP TO PARLIAMENT   Cold Weather itits England; Eyipha. : slzing Possible Saffering. {

FIRST STRIKE TROUBLE IN MINE REGION WHEN _ WALES MINERS PARADE   Downing-st Riots Forgotten Except by 50 in Hospitals and  Propaganda: Battle Is On Between Government ; and Mina Warvane

Labor Leader Offers Plan to Renew Negotiations   Trish Question to Cause Bitter Fight   Miners in Wales Coal Re. gion March Thu Streets; Break Windows

First Violence at Mines Is Reported in the British Isles   Think Crisis in Strike Will Be Reached in Two “ Weeks

DEBATEOPENG IN PARLIAMENT   BRITISH PARLIAMENT TAKES UP IMMEDIATE SOLUTION OF COAL MINERS’ STRIKE   \ABOR LEADERS SPEAK   Sir Rebert Horne, President of the Board of Trade, Presents Case of Miners to Parliament—Loyd George May Propose Solution.

BRITISH STRIKE PUT UP TO. PARLIAMENT, CARE FOR UNEMPLOYED   New Plan Of Walkout Settlemen - Suggested By William te © Brace, M. P.   POSTERS TELL COST STORY

MINERS STRIKE DEVELOPS RIOT AND DAMAGE   “Miners March Sirecty .ut -Midnighi ‘Singing “Red Flag” and _'Stenlng Windows.

BRITISH STRIKE IN PARLIAMENT   Emergency Consideration’ o Great Coal Strike Given By Commons.   TWO-FOLD DANGER SEEN

MOBS PARADE BIG GENTERS UF INDUSTRY   BREAK WINDOWS OF SHOPS; QUIET DOWN OF SELVES   Men Organize Publicity Department ; London Quiet.

TOLEDO GRABS — RAILROAD COAI   Pa. System Coal Taken to Run Street Cars of City Owing to Coal Shortage.

LATE FIGURES PLACE - NEW YORK DEAD AT 34   More Than 200 Persons Were Injured in Explosion,

GUARD AGAINST RED ACTIVITIES      Fi inancial Centers F rom Coast to Coast Armed  Camps Today —

ARREST SUSPECT IN WALL STREET BANK BLOW UP   Edward P. Fischer Wrote Many Acquaintances to Get Off Wall Street When Gong Struck There.   $10,000 REWARD FOR ASSASSIN   All Agree that the Explo. sion Was the Work of Anarchists and that it Was Carefully Planned.

LIST OF KILLED BOMB OUTRAGE UP TO THIRTY - SIX   Latest Figures Add Twe Unidentified Persons to Total.

HOWAT TAKES STUMP      After Henrys Alen and the Court ct Industrint: Relations © and All Law.

“HOWAR TO    KO STUSSY   Pee ew we ES Be ee ES {Miners Union «Bend Wile Spec Pe Apninst. Governor: Aen:

SENTENCES BOY TO  ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL   YOUNG THIEF ESCAPES INDUS TRIAL SCHOOL AND LANDS PD CHURCH

Discharged Fireman __ Displays Thrilling Act Of Heroism at N. Y. Fire

HE’S A REAL FIREMAN ©   Savea Seven at Risk of His Life and Mav Get His Job Back.

MAKES LADDER OF BODY; SAVES 7 FROM FLAME:   Suspended New York Fire  man Then.Calmly Climbs Tween tn Canfatar

PEREMAN WINS  A JOR,        Reinstuted After. Heroism Tenement House ire.  i

FIREMAN IS HERO.      Sixed Lives of Seven From New York Tenement Fire.

SEVEN SAVED BY HUMAN BRIDGE   Discharged N. Y. Fireman Displays Heroism That Promises Reinstatement   Allowed 7 People, Including 200-Ib. Woman, to Climb fo Safety Over His Body

9,000,000 B00ZE IS GORFISCATEL      New York Prohibition Officers Make Big Haul in Wet Goods Search.

EXPECT IOWA T0 SWING ELECTION   State Favors Minneapolis Woman in Caucus    CONTROL WITH 332 VOTES   Look for Warm Contest In Namine Vice Presidents

REDDEST OF REDS GIVES BOND   Recently Indicted Millionaire Released in $10,000 Baill.

POLES LEAVE MINSK   Peace Delegates Will Return to Warsaw Tomorrow

MRS.MAME JOHNSON DIES-OF INFLUENZA   CONTRACTED DinKASHE WHEE NURSING SISTER Wilt is CRITICALLY Ub

MRS.MAME JOWNSON 2 DIES OF INFLUENZA   CONTRACTED DISK! ASE WHILE NURSING SISTER WHO I8 CRITICALLY ILL

SENATE HULDS UP SESSION   CONTINUANCE OF SPECIAL SESSION OF ay i ISLATURE IS ENTIRELY UP TO SENATE.   HOUSE READY TO ADJOURN   Lower House Has Disposed of AI Important Bills, But Will Consider Minor Measures.

IMPORTANT BUSINESS  HANGS FIRE   Many Vital Matters Have To Be Settied Yet at Second Special Session

FARMERS Fn! a OELE  D FAMIL'   So Says A. Sykes of Ida Grove a Convention of Corn Belt Meat Producers Association

HOG MARKET IS HIT!   CRASH IN ENGLISH POUND AF. FECTS THE PRICES.   London Cancels Orders for Pork and Chicago Packers Withdraw Their Buyers.

etc e> Va   reas {N ENGLISH POUND AF. ‘FECTS THE PRIGEES.:   Lenden Cancels Orders for Pork and “Chicago Packers Withdraw Their Buyers.

EXPERIENCE CHAOS IN THE HOG TRADI   Further Drop in Value of English Pound Grings Prices Down.   Sritioh Orders for Pork Are Canceled and Chicago Packers Withdraw Their Buyers.

PROFESSOR TAKES A  SLAP AT GONGRESS   + Declares National Legislative Body Must “Put Its Own House In Order”

INDICTED MEN FURNISH BOND   LONG LEGAL FIGHT 1S NOW EXPECTED IN THE COURTS,

Supreme Court Leak Case Promises to Be Terrific Legal Fight   Four Indicted Men Give Bon and Prepare to Contes Charges Against Them to th Bitter End.

KILLS FIVE, THEN SELF.   South Penn Oil Co. Superive tendent, Siays His Wife and Four Children.

RED OFFENSIVE  DRAWING NEAR   Military Authorities Foreseo Spring Drive by Bolsheviki on Lithuanian Front.   ANOTHER HAS GIVEN IN

WILSON IN FIRST CAMPAIGN ACTION   Writes Letter Discussin League in Reference to Irish Question   REFERS TO ARTICLE TEN   Explains Reason for Failur: of Peace Conference to ear Claims

PRESIDENT ISSUES CAMPAIGN LETTER   In First of Series Deals With Ireland.

Taking Up Pen for Co» President Defends © Article Ten   Quotes 1919 Speech Holding Ireland’: Aspirations in No Way Limited By Covenant

WILSON CLEARS ERRONEOUS IDEA. REGARDING PACT   MAKES PLAIN STAND OF U. § REGARDING IRELAND

PRESIDENT TAKES FIRST AGT IVE PAR]   Document is Issued From th White House Designed t Further the Candidacy o Governor Cox.

WKS LEAGUE AND IRISH:   jug0N LETTER IMPLIES CASE WOULD (LSC 5 BEFORE TRIBUNAL.   statement Marked President's Yirat qetive Part in Campaign and Was interpreted mn Anawering Lone standing Question.

‘BIG NEW PLANT FOR GARY      National Tube Company to at Once Begin Erection of $40,000,000 Shops.

UWLARMPLE IN ——FAGHTING- HOO   Defies Officials, Whom, He Says, Are Apposing Enforcement..

A_TOCHDOWN AND SAFETY NETTED NINE POINTS FOR   ‘A SOONER TOUCHDOWN   Swatteck Crossed Line in Second Quarter for First Score on Ransa      In First Quarter K. U. Men Turned “Oklahoma Attack and Went - Newn. Field

K. U. SCORED TWICE IN- FIRST QUARTER   A TOCHDOWA AND SAFETY NETTED NINE POINTS FOR ¢ . a .   A SOONER TOUCHDOWN   Swatteck Crossed Line in Second Quarter fer First Score on Kansas   In First Quarter K. U. Men Turned Oklahoma Attack and Went - Down, Field

1, W. W. TRIAL MAY. BE HALTED BY FL   [By Clem J. Randau, United Press Staff Correspondent.] .

10 FUMIGALL COURTROOM NIGHTLY 10 HALT FLU   One of Legion’s Main Wit. nesses Stricken; 2 Extra Jurymen to Be Chosen

GENERAL’ LOLS      Vili’ ‘Supplies ' Reinforcement: . For ‘he Forces'Now Beie ing’ Mobilized.

Villa Combines With Calles to Fight Carranza   General Obregon, Candidat for Mexican Presidency, Arrested by Troops

HOSTILITIES AGAINST CARRANZE GOVERNMENT  Being Made Rapidly Through Sonora, Which May Secede.

‘No Reply Received From Russian Govt   Report Phat British Officiats Had Ro Pee ivedd Reply From Russia Relative to Arnistics With Poland Denied.

WILSON GETS FIRST MEDAL OF VICTORY   President Receives First Victory Emblem Issued to Soldiers,   Each of 4,765,000 Yanks Who Partici pated in War to Receive One.

WILSON GETS MEDAI   President Receives First Victory Emblem Issued to Soldiers.   Each of 4,765.000 Yanks Who Partici pated In War to Rereive fine

MEDAL GIVEN WILSON   COMMANDER IN CHIEF GETS FIRST VICTORY EMBLEM.   About 4,765,000 Men Who Took Par in Great War Wil! Receive One.

SUGGESTS DOHENY OF CALIFORNIA   oosevelt and Meredith Also Considered For Place   VICE PRESIDENT TO BE NAMED TODAY

SEVERAL NAMES MENTIONED) AS COX'S RUNNING MATE: KOMINEE ACCEPTS HONOR

CHICAGO LAWYERS INDICTED   Grand Jury Returns True Bilis Against Attorneys Accused of Income Tax Frauds.

INDICT 2 CHICAGO LAWYERS   Accused of Income Tax Frauds ir Grand Jury Bill.

“Top” Men Return When Increase of $2 is Put Into Effect In Twelve Mines— Lewis’ Threat Had Not Been Made Good, Wed neesdav

Strike in Coal — - Mines Showing Signs of Break   Ykinois Properties - Reopen President Wilson: May” ~ Take a Hand:

Coal Operators Expected Ta Reply Favorably To Tele. gram Sent By Lewis   ASKS APPLICATION OF PRACTICAL MEASURES   Miners’ Chief Denounees Aea tions Of Head Of Illinois Coal Diggers

COMMITTEE OPENS HEARINGS ON THE CONTESTED SEATS      Chicago Waking Up and Taking o Convention Aspect as June Eighth Draws Near.   IDEA OF ANY ROW IN THE WOOD CAMP IS SCOUTEL

THINGS BEGIN TO-STIR ALONG Pan nIOATE A   Much Speculation in Chicage / as to How Long Conven: tion Will Last...   CAMPAIGN MANAGERS STILL ARE BOASTFUL   Hotels Crowded.-and Politica Noise and Confusion Much in Evidence. —

Headquarters Blooming Out With Banners and Lithographs and Hotels Filled.   DURATION OF THE MEETING   May Take Several Days; Committee Continues With Seat ing Contests.

GRL ECE TO BE Gy EN CONTROL = OF SMYRNA        Allies Decide Turkey Shall Nov Agaim De Gatekerper of the Dardanelles, ‘

SMYRNA AND ADRIANOPLE DISTRICTS GO TO GREECE   Council of Ambassadors Decides to Place Turkish Finances Under International Control.

SMYRNA AWARDED I0 GREECE; ALLIES CONTROL FINANCE   Bitter Debate On Turkish Yuestion Is Held In British Hlouse Of Commons   WANTS TURK EXPELLED   Premier Says Action Was Taken In Conference To Indian Sentiment

“AWARDED “TO GREECE   COUNCH. -OF PREMIERS  GIYR STMUNA ANT ADKIASGELE DISTRICTS 106 GREEER         TURMISH FINANCES WILE RE PLAGEN CUNDER INTERNA. TIONAL CONTROL

TERRITORY IN ASIA   SMYRNA AND ADRIANOPLE DIS. TRICTS LEFT FOR GREEK EXPLOITATION—BIT TER DEBATE.

GREECE GIVEN TURK DISTRICTS   Council of Premiers Decides to Take Part of Turkey But Will Leave Constantinople.

2 TURK DISTRICTS TO GO TO GREECE   Geuncil of Premiers De. cides to Permit Economic Exploitation of Smyra and Adrianople

AMERICANS ARE TOLD 10 LEAVE MEXICAN FIELDS   Striking Coal Miners - Tell Foreigners to Leave *   Coahuila, 34        GOVERNMENT WILL ACT:   Union Men Seize Property; Perfect Order Is Maine: tained. 3

HARDING PLURALITY IN STATE 1S HUGE   Majority For Republican Con: tinues to Grow.   PENROSE HAS LARGE LEAD   Majority Hiighest Given Since People Have Been Voting Directly For Senator——-Only One Democrat in Delegation of 36 From Pennsylvania to Next Congress.

G0. P. VICTORY 1S SWEEPING IN KEYSTONE STATE   Figures To Date Indicate’ That  There Will Be But One, Demo crat In Delegation Of Thirtyf oats Ta Nevawal Cenoxaxe   HARDING PLURALITY RECORD

St. Rita Council Knights of Columbus To Give Dance At Merry Garden   Date Ix Set for Nevember 19th

GOVERNMENT CRISIS BELIEVED ENDED   Late Reports Say Agreement Has Been Reached by Rival Factions in Germany, _

“BERLIN BEING WATCHED   ENTENTE CAN'T DICTATI “SORT OF RULE EXCEPT AS TO ITS MENACE —

President Deschanel’s Resignation Submitted. to French Cabinet} Another Accident. Is Reported

France Will Withdraw From — The League If Germany Is “ Admitted at Geneva Meeting

® Mass of Teutonic People Apparently Not Back of Military Leaders—Ebert Government  Massing Forces for Fight.

RESIGNATION OF DESCHANEL IS SUBMITTED   Call For Special Election Goes Out Today.

EBERT GOVERNMENT WILL FIGHT 10 GET CONTROL AY BERLIN   Gustav Noske Is Said to Have Some Force Behind Him in Coming Strugate   National Assembly Called to Assemble Tomorrow; Strike Threat Causes Alarm

NEW PRESIDENT NAMED TUESDA)   French. Cabinet: $ Sends Notic: for Special Session to Name _ Successor to Deschanel.   RESIGNATION TURNED IN

SUBMITS THE RESIGNATION    Mittorand Gives Deschanel’s Resig. nation to the French Cabinet.

FRENCH PRESIDENT'S RESIGNATION TENDEREI   National Assembly to Elect Successor to President Deschanel Next Tuesday

DESGHANEL IN MANY ACCIDENT:   Takes Fall Inte a Canal and Dueking in St, Germaine Porest

ais etl, 9 Ret , GERMAN REBELS   Leaders Ousted by New Regim Gather Forces to Attack. . Berlin.   LABOR AGAINST VON KAPP   National Assembly Summoned by De. posed President to Meet at Stuttgart—15 Killed and 100 Wounded  * In Clashee With Police.

DESCHANEL RESIGNS FRENCH PRESID"NUY   CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF REPUBLIC GIVES UP OFFICE AND ASSEMBLY WILL PICK Seer

HE HAS RESIGNEL   Deschanel’s Resignation as President of France is Submitted to   THE FRENCH SENATE   Successor Will be Elected at Versailles Next Tuesday—Is Very Ill

EBERT ORDERS ASSEMBLY T0 MEET TUESDAY   New Regime Will Be Combatted — Sentiment Divided.

RESIGNATION G0cS TO FRENCH CABINE   President Deschanel Figures ir Several More Unaccountable Accidents.

x 3 & ae yee  SO) OPN ee ee 5 gre 4 7 B saa Peay hae   Cux Leading Harding B. ’ Jiess’ Thani. 5,000 — Many   (REVISED FIGURES. CUT VOTE OF JIM HARRELD

HARDING NOW LEADS IN OKLAHOME   q Where He and Cox Have Been Urn  ning Neck and Neek in Returns,

DUNDUP OF CROOKS IN REW YORK AILS TO CHECK WAVE OF CRIME; ONE MAN IS KILLED BY GURMES   trolmen Are Ordered to Stop and Question Pedestrians on Unfrequented Streets Between Midnight and Dawn; War Veterans  ffer 500 Men to Reinforce the Police Force.

Another Murder by Gunme and Many Minor Robberies During Day.   ALL THUGS TO BE ARRESTED ON SIGHT   American Legion Offers 5,G00 Picked Men; Mayor Asks for More Policemen

5.000 SERVICE MEN MAY FIGHT CRIMINALS   ‘Greatest Roundup in History Fails  to Halt New York’s Present ; Crime Wave. —

WORE GRIMES LISTES   ANE XILLED IN HOLDUP   Soldiers Ofter Aid to Police in Checking Robberies  Fe Maley hae

RAIDS BY POLICE FAIL TO STOP NEW YORK GRIME WAVE   Gunmen Invade Seamen’s Mis sion and Kill Man While Stealing $400.   MEAL HOUR PERMISSION FOR PATROLMEN REVOKED   Further Consideration of Request by Commissioner Enright for Nearly 800 More Uniformed Members of His Force Postponed Until Today

NOT HALTED BY BIG RAT   New York City is Preparing to Push Raids and End Crime Wave Spread.

pery Stalk ls While Probe         Murder’ and: ‘fteb are _ ia Metro

OFFICIALS TAKE DRASTIC ACTION   Intended to Check €rime Wave in n New York  BAIIDArHR 12 ARrAnAnARTSTrnr   Among Other Lesser Crimes ir Metropolis Yesterday anc Commissioner Enright wil! Push Round Up of Crooks tc Limit — Legion Men and Others Take Action

N.Y. CRIMINALS — UNDAUNTED BY COPS’ CRUSADE   Another Murder Added tc Gumen’s List As Vigilance Is Reinforced   INVOKE NEW CURFEW   TRY METHODS OF HEAVIER PENALTIES ON CONVICTION IN EFFORT TO STEM WAVE

CRIME WAVE CONTINUES, HOW'RYER, DESPITE NUMEKOUS RAIDS DUBING DAY

LAWLESS MEN RUN RAMPANT   > NO SIGN OF CESSATION IN NEW YORK CRIME WAVE.   BIG CITY AT MERCY OF CROOKS   POLICE BESTIR THEMSELVES TO CHECK VIOLENCE.   ‘Demand Made That Force Be Largely  ‘Increaced—Former Service Men Volunteer Their Services fe the Crusade.

MORE CRIMES LISTEL  ONE KILLED IN HOLDUP   Soldiers Offer Aid to Police in Checking Robberies  in New Yar

After. Midnight Pedestrians to be Halted and Queti : ed By Patrolmen          CRIMINAL COURTS CLEAR. NOCKETS FOR FAST WORK   American ‘Legion ‘Merchants’ Associator= Offers: to  Supply 5,000 Men

‘CINE WIiES   Criminal Activities Continue to Rage in New York is Claim   Minor Robberies and Murder Oceur on First Day of Effort to Clean Up. > City

NEW YORK POLIGE UNABLE TO OTOP CRIMINALS WORK   SWEEPING ROUND UP OF CRIMIN: ALS HAS BEEN INSTITUTED BY POLICE.   Legion Members Offer to Furnish Fiv Thousand Men to Aid Police If Mayor Will Accept.

POLICE ROUND UP NEW YORK CROOKS   Most Swecping Raid In the History of Gotham Fails to Cheek Crime Wave   Criminal Courts Clear Decks for Action; Heavy Penaltiey Are Promised

POLIGE OF N.Y. OPEN SWEEPING CROOKS ROUNDUE   CRIME WAVE CONTINUES, HOWRVER, DESPITE NUMEKOUS RAIDS DURING DAX

NEW YORK POLICE TAKE STEPS 10 STOP CRIME WAY!   Irders Are Issued To Question Al Persons Found Betwaen Midnight and Dawn On Unfrequented Streets OF Metropolis.   ANOTHER MURDER REPORTED

GOTHAM POLICE FAIL TO STOP CRIME WAVE   Most Sweeping Round-up of Crooks in History of New York.

CARRANZA ..IN BIG BATTLE AT TAMARTT   Terrific «Storms Sweep Mountain Where Strug» gia Rages   TELEGRAPH ‘WIRES DOWN   Communication With Zone. of ‘:; Battle Hit; Rebels Send ‘~ “More Troops ~

FUGITIVE CHIEF LEADS OWN TROOPS IN FURIOUS FIGHTING WITH REBELS AMID RAGING MOUNTAIN STORN   Jan Mareas Center of Fierce Battle; Dutet Steamer Bringing Airplanes, Is Searched _ for Ex-President’s Gold., -°~" ~

CARRANZA LEADS ARMY IN BATTLE   Governor Huerta of Sonora Plans to Leave for Mexico City to Bring About the Establishment of a Stable Government Without Delay in Capital.   RUSH REBEL REINFORCEMENTS

CARRANZA’S. MEN -IVE-HOT-BATTU   Ex-President Has Entrenched Along - gs € ‘t Natis al Rail j :  alee be. Soha. Neaneruately,

FURIOUS FIGHTING BETWEEN REBEL AND CARRANCISTA FORGE   Carranza in Personal Command of Loyalists in San Marcos Battle.

FURIOUS FIGHTING CONTINUES IN MEXICE   Troops of Carranza Ang Rebel: Clash In Northern Section.

Heavy Reinforcements Sent to Aid Besieging Force of Revolutionists,   AGUILAR NOT WITH HIM   Obregon Appeals to People . to Resume Peaceful Vacations.

DECISIVE BATTLE TUESDAY   Mexican President With His Troops Makes Last Stand Against Rebels.   RESULT OF FIGHT -_ ISNOT YET KNOWN   Governor Huerta of Sonora Goes to Mexico City to Head Government.

EX-PRESIDENT HARD-PRESSED BY THE ENEMY   Former Leader Takes Personal Command of Operations.   BATTLE COVERS 3 SQUARE MILES   Rebels Hurry Up More Troops To Press the ' Attack Home.

\CARRANCISTAS UNDER DI.  RECTION OF CHIEF MIX  IT WITH REBELS.   I'wenty Thousand Troops, 6,000 Under Carranza, Battle for Eight Long Hours in the Mountains. .

DECISIVE ACTION IN STATE OF PUEBL   Rebels Rush Artillery te Scene of Combat

Carranza Troops And Rebel Force In Farious Figh   Deposed President Said to Be “Personally directing Move‘ment of Troops—Battlefield Reported to Be Approximately Five Square Miles

FIGHTING ON 3-IILE FRONT IN MEXICO, NO _ LULL IN HOSTILITIES   President Carranza, Says Wire: less, Reported To Be Directee ing In Person.   MEXICO CITY IN REBEL HANDS   Tattla: Trantnc attains

BATTLE RAGES ‘IN PUEBL!   ‘Carranza Personally. Di. rected Fight of Troops for Eight Hours -

CARRANZA LEADS ‘DESPERATE. FIGHT FOR HIS REGIME   Leader of. the Federal Forces  exico Personally Conduct ed Battle for Bight Hours.—  Revolutionists Plan Strong Reinforcements.

"ERECTION MAY HAVE ANEFFEC)   Result in Congressional Election Awaited With Interest. ~   PEACE TREATY IS THE GREAT ISSUE   Big Political Guns Withdrawr From Field by Situation At Washington.

3RD DISTRICT   HEAVY GUNS HURRYING BACK TO WASHINGTON TO FIGHT TREATY.      G. 0, T, Senators Are More Concern ed About That Legislation Than They Are About the Election of Frost,

REPUBLICANS WILL ABANDON , RD DISTRICT   HEAVY GUNS ‘“URRYING BACK 7) WASHINGTON TO ¥IGHT THE PEACH TREATY.      * G0. P, Senators Are More Concern ed About That Legislation Than They Are About tbe Electien of Frost.

$10,000 REWARD FOR ARREST OF WALL ST. EXPLOSION CRIMINALS   Offered by Board of Estimate of New York City a Request of Mayor Hylan—Reward of $500 for Discovery of Owner of “Mystery Wagon.”

ONE SHOOTING ENOUGH      Cuban's Victim Denies any} Connection with Elwell

SCORE OF SAILORS WOUNDED BY COPS   Storm Police Station to Res: cue Comrade Who Was “Arrested, 

ORS . - STORM - POLICE      REVERE REACH SCENE. OF Bi6 RIOT WHEN SAILORS: WOULM. RESCUER MATESC       TWENTY SAILORS  WOUNIDED WHEN POLICE FIRE VOLLEY Oe) TPE Trey

SAILORS RIOT AT BATHING BEACH   TRY TO RESCUER DRUNKEN GOB PROM POLICE STATION FIGHT RESULTS

POLICEMEN AND. SAILORS BATTLE INSTATION RIOT   60 NAVY MEN STORM POLICB STATION TO RELEASE COME RADE WELD FOR DRUNKEN:

President Is Advised That Sit uation Would Not Be Materially Aided Thereby   SUGGEST LESSENING OF WORKING HOURS   APR VU NP RUER ELVA PEAY Eh  No Indication, However, Is Seen Of Likelihood Of Snuech Aetion

NAMES XO FUEL BOSS   President Will Rely Upon Government Channels To Solve Difficulties; Will Not Appoint An Administrator As He Has Been Requested To Do.   KEY TO SOLUTION RESTS WITH ROADS   Carriers Make Desperate Effort To Add One Mile Per Day To Hauling Distance Of Each Car And Bring Ray Of Hone To Serious Situation.

POVERTY MOURNS SCHIFF DEATH   Millionaire's Funeral to be Sim ple. Following His Wishes

SCHIFF LEAVES 250 MILLIONS   Faueral Weld Today and the Poo Are Among Sincere Mourners

NO EULOGIES AT FUNERAL OF J. SCHIFF   New York Millionair Buried Without Pomp As Requested.

NO EULOGIES TO BE UTTERED AT SCHIFF FUNERAL   New York East Side Fur. nishes Many Mourners for Benefactor

SEATTLEELELTS      Former Service ‘Man Wins Over eneral Strike. Leader’ “by 2 .16;781. Majority’

LABOR LOSES IN SEATTLE   Former Army Major Elected Mayor  Over Workers’ Candidate.

DUNCAN DEATEN BADLY, VOTE 15 VERY DECISWE   VET IS BLECTED  MAYOR           ANDIDATE OF REDS IS SNOWED UNDER, WITH A HEAVY POLL

CALDWELL ELECTED MAYOR OF SEATTLE   Gets 16,000 Majority Over Dun can Who Led the General Strike There a Year Ago.

DUNCAN GEATEN BADLY, VOTE Va VERY DECISIVE   VET IS ELECTED MAYOR   CANDIDATE OF REDS IS SNOWED UNDER, WITH A HEAVY POLL

MAJOR ELECTED; . LEADER DEFEATED   MOST BITTERLY CONTESTED ELECTION IN HISTORY OF WESTERN CITY.

ROOM PROBLEM IN VIENNA ALSO   Spaces Under Roofs Converted Into Unsanitary Sleeping Quarters

FOREIGN HOTELS ARE CROWDED TO CAPACITY   RATES JUMP RAPIDLY AS TRAVELERS DEMAND ACCOMODATIONS

BIOLOGIST EXPLORER’S DISCOVERIES ARE SAFE   Seeds and Plants Gathered in China b! Dr. Meyer, Believed Victim of Ban. dits, Go to Washington

SON OF CONGRESSMAN KILLED   Peter J. Dooling, Jr., Victim of Sapposed Accident.

PETER J. DOOLING, SON OF CONGRESSMAN, 15 KILLEL   ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY COM PANIONS WHILE TOURING = IF) CALIFORNIA, ACCORDING = TE STATEMENT OF LATTER — O% LAST LEG OF TRIP.

KILLS GENERAL AND HIMSELF   Bulgarian Peace Envoy Slays Serbian President of Meeting.

Mine Explosion Near Birmingham Kills Ten   Blast Occurs in Mine at Parrish, Ala., 1,600 Feet From Entrance, Killing Six Men Instantly and Jarring Timbers From Moorings; Birmingham Sends Rescuers

EN KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   aus Let Go 1600 Feet From Entrance at Parrish, Ala. --First Aid Equipment Rushed From Birmingham.

Gas Explosion. 1 ,600 Feet Un. - der Ground Killed Six - Instantly.

TEN. PERSONS DI IN MINE BLAST   Six Badiy Injured in Explosion in Alabama bs

Old Fight May Be Renewed At  Frisco Meeting   May Attempt To Change Rule Requiring Two-thirds  For Nomination   VICE PRESIDENT IS NOW ON SCENE

FRISCO LIVENS UP FOR DOINGS   National Democratic CGonvention Preparations Taking On Some Real Form.   COX'S LIEUTENANT  REACHES THERE TODAY   There May be a Ruction in the Convention Over the Two-Thirds Rule.

OPEN FIGHT ON = TWO-THIRD RULE   MOVEMENT 'To ABROGATE RULT REQUIRING TWO THIRD M.AJORITY REPORTER TE BR GAINING ; ,  STRENGTH.      VIGE-PRESLD’ ENT TIS. "ON THE SCENE   Senator Ei cheock Predicts Derdlee  tetween) McAdoo, Patmer ond Cox—Palmer Clains \320 Delegates, —

UNL UNE  SLIGHT RIFT IN UNCLOUDED PRO: GRAM  For the First Day of the Democratic   For the First Day of the Democrati National Convention   And That Is to Abrogate Rule Requiring Two-Thirds Vote To Nominate.

FIGHT AGAINST OLD TWO-THIRDS RULE IS APT T0 BE RENEWEI   Supporters of Clark at Baltimore Haven’t Got Over His Defeat.

DEMOCRAT RULE OF TWO-THIRDS IS MAKING RIFT   eee  PROGRAM. FOR CONVENTION UNCLOUDED EXCEPT POSSIBLE RENEWAL OF FIGHT.

CALL WHITE SOX AFTER BASEBALL SEASON'S ENDEL   Grand Jury Will Not Inter fere With the Team’s Chances of Taking Pennant.

WILLNOTSUBPOENAE WHITE SOX PLAYERS TIL SEASON CLOSES   Will Then Call E. Col. lins, J. Collins, and Other Players   JURY WILL BE CONTINUED AFTER SEPT. 30

PROBE BASEBALL QUANDAL MAY Lat FOR TWO MONTHS   None of Chicago White Sox te be Called Until After Season Closes.   HEYDLER AND JOHNSON FOLLOWING UP LEADS   Sooner Crookedness is Elimi nated the Better, Says Na tional League President Too Big an Institution for ¢ Few Players to Wreck.

BASEBALL SCANDAL. QUIZ POSTPONED   GRAND JURY DECIDES NOT TO INTERFERE WITH CHICAGO'S CHANCES TO WIN FLAG.

Members of Chicago American League Club Implicated In Baseball Scandal Will Not Testify Until the Playing Season Ends; Indiana City Mentioned In Pool Inquiry   LEAGUE OFFICIALS ARE GALLED

CHARGED PLAYERS THREW’ WORLD SERIES   Chicagoan Grand Jury Probes Fixin of 1919 Contests—Sox Not Called.

WITNESSES WILL BE CALLED WHEN SEASON 15 OVER   Grand Jury Does Not Want to Spoil White Sox Pennant Chances.

BASEBALL PLAYERS NOT TO BE QUIZZED : TILL END OF SEASON   Investigation- of Alleged Gam- bling Expected to Continue . , for Two Months '   JOHNSON: AND HEYDLER TO BE HEARD TUESDAY   U. S. Attorney Probes Distribu tion of Pool Tickets

CARRANZA TO   49.090 TRGOPS TO BE SENT   All Charges Against Villa. Have Been. Cancelled and He Will Re ure To His Private Ranch.   AMERICAN TROOPS.» MGVED

PAIROF DICE -_ ONLY BAGGAGE   Jack. Johnson ~ Prefers Not to Pass: Through © ~ Southern:States -

PAIR OF OVGE 15 ONLY BAGGAGE OF JORNSON FNRAUTE TQ SHIGAG!   NEGRO BEMOANS HIS BAD LUG THAT HAS FOLLOWED HIM SINCE DEFEATING JEFFRIES,

HUSBAND OF =, MRS. OTTERSON ON THE STAND   Witness Testified Briefly Regarding the Revolver with Which the State Claims Shooting Was Done.

2.73PER CENT BEER (5 HELD TOBEILLEGAL   Supreme Court Justices Are Divided In Rendering Decisioa, Five to Four.   RUPPERT CASES DISMISSED   Congress Has Right to Stop Sale of intoxicating Liquors Under War Emergency.

VETO KNOX RESOLUTION   President Wilson Decided Again: Measure Declaring End of War. Treaty Back to Senate.

HAS DECIDED 10 VETO KNO) RESOLUTION   Terminating War With Germany and Austria   Will Probably Send Versailles Treaty Back to Senate With His Veto Message

WILSON WiLL VETO KNOX'S PEAGE BIL   * a. President will send treaty  hack to Senate with  i  nA eee eee

The PRESIDENT 5 STILL FRA   He Proposes to Veto the Knox Peace Resolution If It  Passes Congress. ~ °   HE MAY SEND TREATY BACK TO THE SENATE   Doesn’t Want ‘War’ Termin ated Unless by Methods of Bis Own Choosing.

HAVE RECEIVED TITLE      Detachable Heel Concern Soon ti Open Offices.   ASPHALT PLANT HERE

Surely There Must be Better Glasses for Near and Far Vision   ‘tte pit deh

Surely There Must be Better Glasses for Near and Far Vision   AT OK  Lam shat! eT

Surely There Must be ‘Better Glasses for ‘Near and Far Vision   KE RYPTO LD  Tak IMVICIBEE Mice ale

TO STEAL BONDS  WORTH 2 MILLION   Plot Discovered and Thought a Broker May Be Receiver

2 MILLIONS LOOT GOAL OF THIEWVES   Libety Bonds and Securities Take: Found in Wall Street Institution Messengers and Chauffer Accuse of Part in Gigantic Theft Plot

POTASH DIRECT FROM GERMAN}   F irst Shipment to React  Philadelphia in Over  Four Years

FRANCHISE LEAGUE: CONVENTION APR.O~   Annual Meeting to be held at Claypool, Indianapolis—Jubilee Sessions Are Planned.

TUMULTY TURNS DOWN OFFER OF JUDICIAL POS!   WILL TAKE UP PRIVATE PRACTICE OF LAW AT CLOSE OF ADMINISTRATION

TUMULTY WILL PRACTICE LAW   Declines Appeiautment as Chief Jus tice of Castoms Court,

ONE BIG FACTOR IN TRADE HALT   UNCERTAINTY OF GERMAN INDEMNITY A HANDICAP.   DEMAND MADE TO FIX AMOUNT   Question of Stse Not Se Impertant as Kuowing Just What It Is—Will Help Restore Business Eavwilibrium.

BUSINESS AWAITS FIXING THE UM QF GERMAN DEBT   "Reparations Amount Must Bs Definitely Known . Before Prosperity Ensues.   “FIRST PROBLEM BEFORE REPUBLICAN REGIME   This One Uncertain Factor De * Jays Resumption of Trade All Over World.

SULLIVAN SAY  INDENT (5 -HigrY IN WHEEL   Better Conditions..in Business Linked. With-:Ameunt “Germany Must Pay   G. 0. P. FOREIGN POLICY MAY HASIEN DAIE   Economic Distress May Cause -Pendulum to Swing Away ~ From Renublicans

Prosperity of the World’s Nations  Linked Up With German Reparations

FVE BILLIGNS: ‘Sb SLM ASKED. DF CONGRESS   Army and Navy. Dewn’ for Big » Sum: int Estimate: of - Houston.   WAR ‘DEBT SINKING FUND 1¢- ee IT ae    Millions, Sought to Care fot . Disabled: Soldiers. Sailors. - Marines.

PEACE TIME BUDGET GALLS FOR BILLIONS   Estimates Show That Govern. ment Expenses for Fiscal Year Will be $4,653,856,769   ARMY AND NAVY HIGHES1   Figures Reflect the Continuing Wa Costs—Interest on Public Debt is $922,650,000 ”

ESTIMATE MADE FOR U, 5 EXPENSE      Expect Republican Con. gress To Cut Total

NATION'S COST OF _ LIVING GREATER   Estimated Expenses For 192: Will Be Nearly Five Billion.   BUDGET BEFORE CONGRESS   Army Asks $699,275,502 And Navy 658,522,231. Need Million And Half’ For Aid of Ex-Service Men. 

APPROPRIATIONS OF NEARLY FIVE BILLIONS FACE NATION   Estimates of Government Expenses by Democrats for Coming Fiscal Year Reach Staggering Total—Nearly Billion for Interest.

U.S. NEED FIVE BILLION IN 1922   Peace Time Estimate for Gov ernment Expense Before Congress.

ry        NEARLY FIVESBILLION IN APPROPRIATIQNS ASKED OF CONGRE§S: FOR 1932

CONGRESS HAS MONSTER BUDGET   TOTAL NEAR FIVE. MILLION   Interest On Public Debt Alone I Nearly Billion—Congress “Expects to Cut Figures

NEARLY. FIVE ILLION EN  APPROPRIATIONS ASKED OF . CONGRESS] FOR 1922

INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT OVER 900 MILLIONS— ANOTHER NAVAL ~~ BUILDING PROGRAM ASKED FOR   Budget May Be Shorn Considerably as Result of Republican Retrenchment Policy—Houston © Announces Figures.

FIVE BILLIONS TO BE SPENT BY U.S. DURING 1921   This Is the Peace Time Estimate Just. Made by Secretary Hous.  ton.

NEARLY § BILLION FOR DEPARTMENT!   ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITU RES FOR FISCAL YEAR SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS   Republicans Have Indicated That They Intend to Cut Down Estimate Made By the, Democrats.

MORE THAN FOUR BILLIONS NEEDEL   Huge Sum Required by Government for 1922.  INTEREST ON DEBT BIG

GONGRESS ASKED FORE BILLIONS   Continuing War Costs Reflect>» ed Throughout ‘all . Estimates.   ARMY, “NAVY SEEK MOST

SAYS GOX CAMPAIGH GETS BOOZE BENEFIT   And the Campaign Hasn't Hardly Got a Geod Start Yet.

A STRAY “ANGEL” IN CHICAGO         Tenant Wanted ta.Puy More, But Qwner Threatened Eviction.

NEW TARIFF IS BY COMMITTER   Many Articles, Including Foodstuffs and Wool Cloth. ing, Would Be Affected   FINANCE CORPORATION FAVORABLY VOTED ON   IEST TAKEN IN HOUSE ON SENATE RESOLUTION IND? CATES REVIVAL OF FEDER. AL CREDIT ORGANIZATION

President-Elect Reviews Parade .  Down On Borde   Takes Part in Armistice Day Celebration at Brownsville, Texas.   THOUSANDS GATHER FOR, THE OCCASION   Mexico Contributes Large Quota to Picturesque Frontier Crowd.

HARDING MAKES ARMISTICE TALK AT BROWNSVILLE   Picturesque Throngs Gather Along Border To Hear New President   MAY DISCUSS MEXICO   Hundreds Come From Below Rorder In Hopes Of Hearing Good News

HARDING'S riRaT FORMAL SPEECH   Since . His Election to Presi  dency is Made at Armistice j - Day Celebration.   THOUSANDS SWARM INTO BROWNSVILLE   Tribute is Paid to Fighting Men of America by the Next Ohjef Executive

Speaks at Brownsville, Texas Thousands Want to Hear Posi- tion on Mexico

TEXAS TURNS HUT NFORCE   Crowds Gather from All Quarters of the Lone Star State for Prograzm at Brownsville.  Mexicans. Are.Jnterested, . .

HARDING PAYS TRIBUTE TO AMERICA’S BRAVE MEN   Thousands Swarm to Brownsville, Texas, to Hear First Formal Speech of President-elect Since His Election.

HARDING TALK DRAWS. MAKED. RORDER CROWD   Armistice Day Speech Made By President-elect In Texas.   MEXICANS — PRESENT   Address Asumes Aspect Of International Affair.

UNCONFIRMED RUMORS.   Of Plan to Foil Object of W. Virginia Spectal Session.

UNCONFIRMED “RUMORS.   Of Plan to ¥Folt Object vf XW, Virgins ” special’ Session.

THWART OBJECT SPECIAL SESSION   Pian Said to be on Foot to Pre. vent Any Amendment o Registration Laws by Wes' Virginia Legislature.

REPORT ON COAL PROBE S DUE SOO}   Federal Grand Jury May Make Re port On Investigation Today— In Session Three Months.

SANDPAPERING AND OILING RESOLUTE   Cup Defender in Dry Dock for Final Touches

POLIGE GRIEF ANA“ OTED BY UJ. 9, OFFICERS FOR SELLING STOLEN AUTE

SHUPMIEN ASK AOUURANGE Ot HED WAGES   Possibility of Misunder standing After Roads Go Back to Be Avoided

BOX WILL TOUR INDIANA OCT.    Jemocratic Nominee to Crosg State Speaking Dozen Times—Back Agaiy Oct. 18.

POLICE STATE _ THAT PAUL LED A DOUBLE LIFE   Bank Messenger Whose Body Was Unearthed in New Jersey Friendly with Several Women.

DEATH REVEALS DOUBLE LIFE   David &. Paul Friendly to Number of Women Unknown to His Wife, Authorities Learn, in Probe of Niyvstery Killing in New Jersey

MANY WOMEN IN MURDERED MAN’S LIFE, COPS SAY   But Clue to Murderer Has Not Been Dis covered.

Freight Began lo Move Farly Friday in Volume For the First Time in ‘Ten Days. .       Many Inconyeniences Must Be Borne Until All Carriers Resume Nornial Ac Tivnhy.

RAILROAD SERVICE 1S RESUMED IN BAST. BY INTERNATIONAL NWS SERVICE,

EASTERN RAIL STRIKE ENDEI   Uluimatum of Road Executives Brings Men Back in Droves tu Avoid Loss of Seuiority and Other Higtts— Congestion and Incomenience to  ices ae eh gue

‘Outlaw’ Strike  Virtually Ended On Eastern Roads   Railroaders Return In Over. whelming Numbers On Eastern Roads   CONFIDENT END NEAR IN CHICAGO

9,430,000 TONS -OF GYPSUN   Were Mined in United States. in 1919 fowa Mines Increasad Ther Out-: . put Thirty-two Per Gent —°

HIGH PRICES 10 BEPROBED BY ATTORNEY   CR AP  Campaign Against Profiteer ing !s Begun In Northern District.   MUST FILE COMPLAINTS   High Cost Of All Living Necessities Placed Under Surveillance.

REPORT DEALERS WHO OVERCHARGE, CONSUMERS TOLD   Clothing And _ Food Prices Under Eye; Watch Sugar Cost.

BRITAIN TAKES U. S. COTTON   Nearly Half of American Crop of 6,. 015408 Bales Taken.

BRITAIN IS GOOD CUSTOMEF   Takes Nearly Half of the American Cotton Crop of 6,915,408 Bales.

A Community Canse: Nhat  ¢     Must Hither oo  Sra:        Seavkiwar,

WORK OF CHARGER OF GOR ERCE   HAS DONE MUCH AND SHOULD BR APPRECIATED   SORE THINGS SOS OS PLISHED   A Community Cannot Stand Still—tt Must Either Go Forward or Ge  Backwar.

VERMONT FIRST STATE TO LOSE IN POPULATION   New York State Shows Loss of 1 Per Cent From  1910.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY EXPELS 3 SOCIALISTS   Two Resign Seats When Other: Are Denied Membership in the House.

Bitter Fight, New York Assembly; Conservatives Win Again   New Appeal to Voters "of Five Districts IsPromised -

ARE AGAIN EXCLUDED   Three Socialist Assemblymen are Denied Seats

THREE OF FIVE N.Y. SOCIALISTS AGAIN UNSEATED   Other Two Reinstated Assemblymen Resign.

Three of Five Assemblymen Were Seated Resigned..   IS SECOND TIME MEN — ‘HAVE BEEN KEPT OUT   Those Against Move Declared Socialist Party Is Now «Rid. of Objections. -

THREE SOCIALISTS EXPELLED FROM N.Y. LEGISLATURE   I'wo Who Are Permitted to Retain Seats Verbally Resign —Vote Is 90 to 45 in Eath Case.

QUST THREE AND ITHER TWO GE ~AUFPYAND (UT   SECOND TIME IT, IS DONE    BUT THIS TIME, THERE 1S DOUBT STEP IS REALLY LEGAL. ° °

OUST SUGIALIOT SOLON SECOND TIME IN YEAR   THREE OF FIVE RE-ELECTED ASSEMBLYMEN EXPELLED IN NEW YORK

THREE SOGIALITS INN. Y. ROGEMBLY ARE DENIED SEATS   LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS ARE EX PELLED FOR SECOND TIME DURING YEAR   Bronx Representatives Retained, Bu When Given Floor Make Verbal Resignation—Vote For Orr 87 to 42

EXPEL THREE SOCIALISTS.   Two Permitted to Retain Seats ) in Assembly, Verbally : Resign.

THREE SOCIALISTS WHO WERE RE-ELECTED HAVE BEEN EXPELLED IN A.   Vote In Favor. Of Expulsion Was 90 To 45 In Each Case. Other  Two Have Resigned.

SOCIALISTS AGAIN OUT OF ASSEMBL'   New York Legislature Vote: to Unseat Three and Othe Two of Quintet Offer Verba Resignations.

SOCIALISTS OUSTED FROM LEGISLATURI   ’ \EW YORK ASSEXBLY UNDOES) WORK OF ELECTORS. :   fhree of Five Newly Elected Members Refused Admission to Seats ——-Other Two Tender Their Verbal Resignations.

ASSEMBLY EXPELS THREE SOCIALISTS   LEGISLATURE AT ALBANY oe TURNS noe ie UN  But DeWitt and Orr Refuse to Stand Alone—Will Not Apologize for Their Party.

THREE SOCIALISTS FAPELLED ACAI   New York Assembly Oust: Waldman, Classens and Solomon.

ASSEMBLYMEN ARE AGAIN EXPELLED   Three of the Five Socialists Ousted Last Spring Loose Seats Again   TWO OTHERS RESIGN   Socialists Declare That They Will be Re-elected to New York Assembly,

N. Y. ASSEMBLY AGAIN OUSTS 3 SOCIALISTS   Other Two Resign Their Seats After the Action of the Legisiature By 2 to 1 Vote

LOW REQUIEM AIRS FOR LORD ~—TAAYOR OF GOR   Celebrated Over a Bare Catafalque  In Dublin By Archbishop Weleh L

Refuse to Let It Land at Dublin; Mourners Claim to Have Been Roughly Treated By the Police.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY QUITS WINSK CITY   Letts And Poles Force Evacua tion of Highly Importan City.  REDS CONTINUE RETREAT  Poles And Letts Advance Along Pskov Railway.      REDS CONTINUE RETREAT

BOLSHEVIK WUITS DVINSK ON THE DVINA   Soviet Government Acknowl. edges That it Has Experienced a Defeat.   LETTS AND POLES ARE MAKING ADVANCES   Rail Communication With Riga Expected to Be Opened Soon.

: BOLSHEVIK ARMY  BES ATEN,   Leaders Admit That They Have Beet Forced to Leave -Dvina.

BOLSHEVIKS GIVE UP DVINSK   Abandoned Under Enemy Pressure  by Own Admicsion.

REDS EVAGUATE CITY OF QVINSK   Russian Populace Eagerly Wel comes Successful Letvian - and Polish Rrmies

REDS EVACUATE DVINSK IN FACE OF GREAT FORCE   Letts Thus PReestablisi Rail Communication  with Poland.

BOLSHEVISTS MEET - DEFEAT ON-DVIN:   Letts Supported By The Polish Army Join Battle for Liberation of East Legttand From the Bolshevists

BOLSHEVIK ARNIY QUITS WVINSA CITY   Letts And Poles Force Evacua tion of Highly Importan' City.  REDS CONTINUE RETREAT  Poles And Letts Advance Along Pskov Railway.

LETTS AND POLES 1N UVINSK   Capture Strategic Point, Open tmpor. tant Rail Line and Push on Against Reds.

BUY TELEPHONE SYSTEMS   Local Men Interested in Exchange of Properties in Kentucky.

SINGLE TAXERS PLACE NEW TICKET IN FIELD   Kobert C. McAuley of Philadcipt  4s Namet for Prestdent— i ae

SINGLE TAXERS BOLT NEW PART!   MacAuley of Philade!phia Nominated by Men Who Would Put Taxes on Land Alone; Refuse to Mix With Forty-Eighters; Write Platform.

SINGLE TAX CLAN LAUNCH NEW TICKET   Fail To Join Third Part: and Pick MacAuley For President.

DID NOT AGREE   Single Taxers Launch Par. ty of Their Own and Nominate Candidates

NEW NATIONAL TICKET   Launched hy Single Bax Party Which Bolted From the New  ‘“Phird Party.’

UFFAGE Ha PUGH  LIVELY HUNT HOR BANDITS   THUGS WHO KOBBED BANK MESSENGER AT LEERAY ARE BEING CLOSELY PRESSED,

TWO KILLED IN  INIAMIH WHT LAW BREAKERS    PRISONER USES CONCEALED  PISTOL TO PIRE ON CAPTORS; KILLING TWO MEN,

SUGAR THIEVES  KILLED CAPTORS   Three Alleged Bandits Were Ri captured After Fight Nea: Picher, Okla.

SHOT TWO TO DEATH   Sugar Thieves Killed Two o The Men Who Caused Their Arrest.

TO DESTROY SHIPS.   Taken From Germany and Not As Signed to Entente Power's.

SENATOR HARDING WILL: GIVE ATTENTION TO LABOR QUESTION IN NEXT ADDRESS   Important Speech Scheduled For Monday Will Answer American Federation Of Labor’s Indirect Attack On Record.

LABOR SUBJECT. EXT IE ORDER       For - Presentation by, Senator Harding at Marion’ Cele- is bration Next Menday.      IMPORTANT SPEECH 3 ; LIKELY. TO'BE MADE   The. Senator-May R. efer to: 5 the . Indirect Attack on His - Tahar Reenra™::

HOOVER PLAN OF RELIEVING EUROPE HAS GERMAN O). K.   Government Will Cut Red Tape Give Special Facilities of Shipping, It Declares.   STATEMENT AIMS TO RIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING IN U. S.   Purchase in America of Food i1 Shipload Lots Strikes the Teuts as Good Idea.

GERMANS PLACE 0. -K. ON HOOVER — RELIEF PLAN   Berlin. Govt. _ Favors His Plan For Ameritan Relief in Central. European Countries  And Will Help:   REMOVE ALL OBSTACLES   Germaiis Pledge to Make It as-Ensy An Possible for Shipments to To Be Sent into Coun tries.

GERMANS ACCEPT HOOVER'S PLAN   APPROVE ESTABLISHING OF WAREHOUSES IN CENTRAL EUROPE.

GERMANY APPROVES.   Berlin Announces Its Intention Te Assist Hanver Fand Plans.

Will Do \ATl It Can Tc To Aid In Establishing Relief Warehouses. In Eurone.

HOOVER’S PLAN FOR FOOD SUPPLY SUITS GERMANY   Approval of Scheme is Gwen By Berlin Government.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT  INDORSES WARENOUSE  + PROPOSAL OF HOOVER   Teutons Say They Will Lend All Aid in Plana for Relief . of Europeans

EX-KAISER GETS JOLT IN Jaw   Persistent Hamer of Assaalt € om  mitted by «© Relgeion.

TANKEE otf WAR PLAND ATTACKED   Sims In New Assault Upor Navy Department's Conduct of Operations

Navy Department ~ Took Many Months To Make Up Its Mind   \dmiral Sims Tells of Unnecessary De Jay in Getting Into the Fight After War Was Declared.

ADMIRAL SIMS. _.. MAKES CHARGES   BLAMES LOSS OF. 3000 LIVES ON THE TLS. NAVY DEL PARTMENT

U.5. BLAMED FOR  500.000 SLAIN   Admiral Simm Says Hundreds of Thousands of Lives: Much Shipping and 15 Billions Were Lost by Failure of Navy to put End to War

TACTICS CAUSED BiG DEATH TOLL   Cost Allied Forces 500,000 Lives,  Admiral Declares   REQUESTS WERE UNNOTICED   ‘Loss of $15, 000,000, 000 Piaced On Navy Desartment

SIMS. BLAMES ~ NAVY DEPT, FOR 500,000 LIVES   Says America Should Have Lande 1,500,000 Men tn March, 1988, Instead of 300,000

‘BLAMES DELAY OF NAVY DEPARTMENT   Admiral Sims Declares that Loss of Life and Property  - Was Appalling Through Failure of U.S. to Act

ADMIRAL SIMS_ . STILL HOWLING   host 5,000. Lives sr #15,000,000,000 By Not Let tmg Him Ru Tt.

SIMS AGAIN CRITICIZES THE NAVY DEPARTMENT   Testifies That Delay Cost Allies 500.000 Lives and 2,500,000 Tons of Shipping. - 

ADMIRAL SIMS LAYS OPEN NAVY DEPARTMENT   Blames It for Loss of 500,000 Lives 2,500,000 Tons of Shipping anc $15,600,000,000.

Half Million Lives Thrown Away-Sims   Admiral Says Navy Department Could Have Saved 2,500,000 Tons of Shipping and $15,000,000,000 by Taking Prompt Ac‘ion Against the Submarine Menace

NAVY DEPARTMENT BLAMED FOR HUGE LOSSES BY SIMS   ADMIRAD ASSERTS WAR COULD RAVE BEEN ENDED IN JULY 1918 IF HIS ADVICE WAS MBEDIND.   PLEADED FOR MORE SHIPS   Naval Officer Heads Cable ins Which He Asked Navy Department for Submarine Destroyers  > to Fight German y ¥ Menace.

MINERS ' WANT  TROOPS OUT. OF IRELAND   British Workers Also Oppose Furnishing the Materials of War to Enemies of Bolsheviki.

POLAND WILL CONSIDER ~ PEACE WITH BOLSHEVIKI   Minister of Foreign / Affairs ‘Promises Answer to Overtures from Russian’ Boviet Government

Assistant Treasurer Democratic National Committee Issues Urgent Call for Contributions at Once to Insure Vietary in: Navember. 

ADDRESSES " APPEAI  TO DEMOCRATS IN  -SOUTHERN STATES. — TO GIVE MONEY...   ‘Assistant Treasurer Democratic National Committee ‘Issues Urgent Call for Contributions at Once to Insure Victory in November. ~

FRED P. LAWRENCE TAKEN BY DEATH   NORTH END YOUNG MAN PASSED AWAY) FROM ACUTE. ; Ae NEPHRITIS.

OWNERS AND OPERATIVES SCRAP OVER PRICES OF  DIGGING COAL AS THE COLO WEATHER COMES

John C. Meyers Wields Hammer _ Over Head of Wife After Altercation in Auto Be Says   SEPARATED SEVERAL MONTHS HE ATTEMPTS RECONCILIATION   Altercation Culminates in Fata) Assault at School House West of Sparta

AITEMPTS 10 END Ald LIFE WITH A RAZOR   John C. Meyers Wields Hammer Over Head of Wife After Altercation in Auto He Says   SEPARATED SEVERAL MONTHS HE ATTEMPTS RECONCILIATION   Altercation Culminates in Fatal Assault at School House West of Sparta

NEW YORK ATTORNEY GIVES VIEWS BEFORE CONVENTION  OF BAR ASSOCIATION

WALL STREET IS _ OFFERING BIG ODDS   Betting Is Nine to Five Against Smith, McAdoo and Wilson; 2 to 1 Against Marshall.

R. K. CRANE  Successor to Bird & Crea. FUNERAL DIRECTOR &AnD EMBALMER 187-139 N. Jefferson St. Prare B.   HERE’S NEW PQLITICAL gu5

HERE’S NEW POLITICAL JOB   William C. Jenkine, Former Flying Instructor, Is Appointed Demo. cratic Aviator,

BRAND NEW POLITICAL JOB   Former Army Flying Instructor Ap. nointed Democratic Aviator.

KAPP GETS OUT OF GERMANY   Revolt Leader and Comrades Reported to Have Taken Refuge at Danzig.

WILL REFUSE NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM FOR U.S:         Ditteult to Live Up to. Treaty: United States is Free to

DB REFUSES CLEMENC)   League Would _ Reestrict The Trade In Arms

MORE MEX TROOPS MUTINY AGAINST CARRANZA   Reports Indicate That Rebels Are Preparing To Make March On Mexico City And Are Mobilizing.

ELEVEN . W. W. ON TRIAL AT MONTESANG   Are Charged With Murder of  arren O. Grimm at Cen tralia, Washn., on Armistice Day.

MONTESANO IS CROWDED.   Litte Lumber Town Center of Sensational 1. W. W. Trial.

NEW YORK SCENE \. OF LIQUOR RAID   Many Arrests Made When 160 Gov ernment Agents Swocp Down on * Violator#-—~Vigorous Proseculion  Planned,

WILL ALL GET GIFTS   American Red Cross Will Play Santa Clause in Poland

CAPTURE SUSPECT OF DARING BANK STEAL   Police Hold Man in $20,00¢ Robbery,

PULILE CLAIM BANDIT GHitt UNDER ARRES   Cashier of Delta, Ohio, Ban! Identifies Man Heldin Toled As Robber Leader.   Gives Name of Edward O'Neil And is Under Heavy Guard.

Cashier of Delta, Ohio, Ban! Identifies Man Heldin Toledc As Robber Leader.   Gives Name of Edward O'Neil And is Under Heavy Guard.

Switchmen’s Strike Paralyzing Transportation; ; May Use Warehouse Supplies to Avert Famtne Bard tn Cot Porichahle Stuff.

VOTE AGAINST SUFFRAGE ACT   Mississippi House of Representatives Refuses to Ratify Amendment, 94 to 23.

JOHNS HOPKINS SURGEON OPERATES ON THE BRAIR   Solves Baffling. Surgical Problem After Three Years’ Experiments.

WONDERFUL BRAIN OPERATION FOUND   OHNE: HOPKINS NS DOCTOR SOLVES LEM THAT HAB BAFFLED SURGERY +

iT TOOK BUT A CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION TO SHOW FACTS OF HISTORY’S GREATEST WASTE

DISCORD MAY ARISE OVER PROHIBITION ~~ISSUE AT DEMOCRATIC CONVEN TION   Burleson, Regarded By “Many As Political .- Spokesman For White House, Declares For . Modification of the Volstead Act.   DRY BATTLE AND aad

Frenzied Sessions Foreseen   Democratic Leaders Expect Wet-and-Dry Fight to be Carried to Convention Floor — Both Sides Confident

DEMOCRATS MAY SPLIT QWER PROH!.   RUMBLINGS OF DISCORD ON PROHIBITION BECOME MORE OMINOUS.   ADMINISTRATION STRONG   So Far It Looks Like the ‘Frisco Convention Is to Be Distinctly a Pro-Administration Convention,

PONVENTION INTEREST CENTERS ON MIAO   OUTCOME OF DRIVE FOR AND AGAINST NOMINATION 18 CORTECTURAL.   COX MAINTAINS HIS LERD   Boom for Ohioan Going Stronger Than Ever, With Smith of New Yors as Running Mate.

With Arrival of More Delegates at ’Frisco Rumblings over Prohibition Issue Become More Pronounced; Cummings Expects It to Be Fought Out on Convention Floor.

TO CARRY WET WAR   Dramatic Fight Looked _ For at Democratic ~ Convention —   PRINCIPAL ISSUE

"WET PLANK [3 CAUSING TROUBLE AMONG DEMOCRATS   Gathering Storia Will Result in Dramatic Debate on Ficor oi Convention it is Thought   PARTY LEADERS ARE ARRIVING   Wets Point Out Where Their Chenecs of Success Lie—Bryan Expected Play Prominent Part

“BEER PLANK” PUTS LEAGUE IN ECLIPSE   A FIGHT ON FLOOR AT SAN FRANCISCO FREELY PREDICTED   OVERSHADOWING ISSUE   Both Wets and Drys Are -\rranging Their Lines for a Finish Fight   Bone Dry Forces Strongest in Committee, but It May {Be Different on Floor “

RUMBLINGS OF DEMOCRATIC DISCORD OVER ‘BONE DRY’   It is Likely to get Inte the Open Convention, Too. rT BURLESON IS TALKING ‘WET’  fs fle Spokesinan for the White House?—Lryan is Also to be In the Fighting.

PROHIBITION ISSUE WILL BE CARRIED 10 CONE Foon  PRISCO. BURLES 0: J Bike   Postmaster General Declares  for Modifiection of Vole ctend Act.

STRAWS WATCHED   Y icacers . Wonder if Burleson Endorsement of Modification of Volstead Law Reflects White House View.

GATHERING STORM ‘LIKELY TO: BREAK, - OVER CONVENTION   Democratic Chieftains Despain Of Settling Perplexing Dispute in Committee Room.  League to Second Place.  STIL. “MORE RIOTING

Overshadows Candidate and AJ Other Planks of. ihe’ . Plotform.-     EACH SIDE IS- CONFIDEN]   Wets Sure to Lose in Comsaitton, aE Agreed but Have Chance on Canvem tion Floor; Deudieek ut  Presiénaney for ‘Several Bullets; Maoh Doubt

DISCORD Ven PROWIBITION fa BROWINGATS.   Leaders Believe Dry Issue Must Be Fought Out on Convention Fieor   SOME WETS LOOK TO WILSON FOR SUPPORT   William Jennings Bryan i Lead Fight Against Wine and Beer Plank

League Of Nations Along With Several Candidates Now In Eclipse  ——— et  wnat AHH TO rian risaut   HOT AND TO FINISH FIGHT

PROWIBITION MAY. ~— GMISE DISCORL   ‘BURLESON JOURNEYS TO ; _ FRISCO FOR SOMETHING   BAYAN 13. NOY FO8 W'ADO0   Bryan Discusses ‘Demecratic Presic dential Possibilities With a Backhanded Blow at Most of Them.

DISCORD OVER ~- PROHIBITION   Is Already Overshadowing Issue in Pre-Convention Caucuses

‘FIGHT FOR WET PLANK WILL BE TAKEN ©  TO CONVENTION FLOOR, CUMMINGS SAYS   One’ Thitig, Democratic: Leaders; In ‘Frisco. Are Agreed On Is ‘Thet   _.. Battle Will Be Waged Bitterly By Both Sides; Rumor Passed “Around That Wilson In Back Of Burleson’ 3 Anmoimcement Of ° Volstead Law. Modification. — ,

OMINOUS ROAR IS HEARD AT FRISCO; FORCES LINE UP   Will Be Major Issue At Convention, Party Leaders Say.

CLOSE FIGHT ON DRY ISSUE EXPECTED AT FRISCO CONVENTION   Question Eclipses League Issue in Preliminary Discussion

Duestion Is Liable to Reach the Floor of the Convention   the Convention  Platform “Declarations Being Worked Out in a Series of Conferences 

RUMBLINGS OF DISCORD. - LOUD OVER-“'WET” ISSUE   Hope That Fight Might Be Kept Within Platform Committee . Room Is Abandoned.   TEMPESTUOUS DEBATE ON. FLOOR IS NOW EXPECTED   [Some of Leaders Believe Burle. son’s Statement Represents .. Views of ‘President.   DEADLOCK IS IN PROSPECT   'W. Bourke Cochran May Be Chos en to Match Wits With Bryan  : on Convention Floor.

BAYAN DECLARES THE DEMOCRATS OULD NAME NO MAN WHO STANDS AGAINST POLICY OF PROHIBITION

LIQUOR (Sole TOBE FOUGHT OUT ON FLOOK      . t i DEMOCRATS: ABANDON HROPEE SETYLING QUESTION BEFOK COMMITTRE PLATFORM.

Prohibition Issue Is ‘Becoming -Omnious as Delegates Arrive “in Frisco for National Con’ vention—A Storin ts Surely  Gathering. .

BEER WANTS.IN DEMO PLATFORN   DESPERATE SCRAP OVER WET PLANK LOOMING AT FRESCO.    ECLIPSES THE LEAGUE   “ft i EVEN THE COVENANT IS SIDETRACKED FOR BOOZE.   ‘Some Stuns That Barleycorn May  Have Strong Support. -Rum: blings of Discord.

Expected that '‘Wet and Dry’” Question Will Go to Oonvention Floor ere Decision--Bryan vs. Cochran

DEMOCRATS: FACING WILDTIME OE WETNESS   Liquor Question Likely to Be Subject of Hot Debate on . Floor of Convéntion

LIQUOR: BATTLE. LOOKS. SERIOUS   Spirited Fight Expected A: San Francisco.

BEER PLANK HANKS ABUVE LEAGUE FOR GOOD FIGHT ISSUE   Wet Storm Clouds Gathering Over ‘Frisco Convention as Leaders Assemble.   CUMMINGS PREDICTS DRY BATTLEGROUND ON FLOOR   Expected Fight in Committee May Disarrange Order of. Convention Procram.

CONVENT   Burleson’s Stand on Prohibition Made in San Antonio Causes Alarm,   BOTH SIDES PREPARE   Belief Is That Postmaster Genéral Expresses the Views of President. .

PROHIBIT fit USE DRE   BURLESON JOURNEYS TO FRISCO FOR SOMETHING   BAAR 1S ROT FUR edil      Bryan Bi Uc Presiential Pessibiidies With a ack  of T       aan  hended Blow at 3

DOES BURLESON ~TAUK FOR WILSON?   Former’ 5 ‘Appeal For Modification. Oi Volstead: ‘Law -APouses: Interest  LITTLE ABOUT CANDIDATES   Is Suid, mili ‘Will. Not Be Until Prahibition” Question is Settled—Cons ~ vention Choice Hangsipon It

SOMMONER Whilts PRES DENT [9 NOT T0 BE CONSIDERED   W. J, BRYAN ALSO EXCLUDES WILLIAM G. McADOO,   RELATIONSHIP PRECLUDES HIS CANDIDACY   Bryan Eliminates Both As Possible Standard Bearers For the Democrats at Frisco.

RUMBLINGS OF DISCORD OVER PROHIBITION   Leaders Think That Issue Must Be Settled On Floor of Convention.   COMPLICATES  NOMINATION   Two Questions May Be Settled Virtually at One Stroke.

PROHIBITION ISSUE WILL FURNISH BIG FIGHT AT FRISGL   Beaders Abandon Hope Tha Question Shall Spend Itsel! hind Closed Doors — Bur  © Heson Speaks.

BIG FIGHT AT FRISCO CERTAIN   Wet and Dry Forces Wil Carry Battle to Floor , of Democratic Convention.  ADMINISTRATION “DAMP*

PLANK AGAINST BONE DRY LAW HAS BECOME OVERSHADOWING ISSUE   Burleson’s Declaration Regarded as Warniiig That Administration Will Throw Support to Wets—-Treaty Squabble Promises to Be Drop in Bucket Compared With Booze Fight.

Question of What Do We Drink? Seems To Be of Importance to ~ Democrats Just Now.   ‘WETS” WANT PLATFORM TO REPUDIATE VOLSTEAD ACT

BONE DRY’ AGT IS THe ISSUE   HOPE OF KEEPING PROHIBITION CLOSED DOORS AT SAN FRANCISCO IS NOW ABANDONED.

DEMOCRATS SPLIT OVER WET ISSUE   Party Discord Created hy Provs bibition Issue,  wi ba   Burleson’s Rap at the Volstead Act  May Indicate White House Stand on Question,

League Struggles With... Problem of Intervention To Save Armenian Natior

POSSIBLE AMERICAN — AID FOR ARMENIANS   Touched On in Debate at Geneva.

LEAGUE WOULD END WAR IN ARMENIA   Senator Harding Once Proposed a Resolution to Send Marines.

ASK LEAGUE FOR ARMENIA ARMY   French and British Envoys’ Resolutions Adopted by the Assembly.   COUNT GN U: $. 10 HELP   Senator Harding’s Resolution Adopted by the Senate Is Cited—Means Appeal to 41 Nations of the League.

LEAGUE SEEKS U. S. AID FOR ARMENIA   America Would Make Ideal Mandatory Balfour Says; Has Men, Money, Spirit.

AMERICAN AID TO THE ARMENIANS DISCUSSEL   CONSIDERING CHCIL’S PLAN TO END WRANGLES   ‘Recall Senate's Proposal in Whic! Harding Took Part to Aid Armenians,   BALFOUR TAKES A PAR   Says United States Hag Resources for Mandate; German Pro. tests Distributed.

PASS THE BUCK  10 UNCLE SAM   League of Nations Anxious to Have U. S. Shoulder Armenian Burden.

ARMY OF 60,000 1S PLANNED 10 PUT ENN TH HOSTHITIFS    FRENCH AND BRITISH RESOLUTIONS ON INTER- .  VENTION ARE: TATA

LEAGUE'S ASSEMBLY ASKS NATIONS 10 ACT   American Assistance Lookec For in Asia Minor Thal Order May Be Restored

“Two Delegates Hopeful Trat We May Supply Some Men and Some Money Too.

NATION aC ACTS  4   Geneva Meeting Adopts Resolution Aiming Blow at Tur kish Hostilities—Possibility of American Aid Is Brought Up In the Assembly

AID TO ARMENIA DEBATED UPON BY THE LEAGUE   America Should Accept Man. date to Protect Turk Victims. Is Said   NEED ARMY OF 60,000   GENEVA ASSEMBLY RECALLS THAT U. 5. SENATE AT HARDING'S PLEA ONCE FAVORED ACTION

TO AID ARMENIANS IN HOSTILITIES AGAINST ‘TURKISH NATIONALISGS ° :   Delegates Recall Senator Harding’s Efforts to Have American Marines Sent to Batum in Senate Resdlution.. :

IMERVENTICN IN ARMENIA DISCUSSEL   Possiblity of American Aid For Op pressed Country Touched On By League Assembly.

FORGE CREATION “OFAN ENNMREN   Assembly at Geneva Adopts Vi viani’s Proposal for Interna_ tional Army to Put End to ” Hostilities in Near East

AMERICAN AlD OF ARMENIANS BEFORE LEAGU   Germanys Protest About Mandates by Alhes Will he Made Buble.

League Assembly Invites the Council to Confer with Powers with Idea of Raising Force Sufficient to End Hos Atetat.,. t.. Bee eee   POSSIBILITY OF U. S. AID IS TOUCHED UPON   Balfour Says Appeal Must be Made to Forty-One States of League for United Effort te Save Nation from the Turks.

LEAGUE MAY EMPLOY ARMED FORCES SOON   UNITES IN SUPPORT OF ENDING ARMENIAN TROUBLE BY USE OF TROOPS; LOOK FOR HELP OF UNITED STATES.

CLAIM SENATE UNGE FAVORED SENDING HELF   Call Attention to Resolution Pledging U. S. Assistance Introduced by Senator Harding   SITUATION GALLS FOR QUICK ACTION DECLARES FRENCHMAN   Pity Will No Longer Suffice  Viviani Tells the League Assembly

U9. A FOR ARMENIANS 1G LENGUE TOPIC   Balfour Says Great Britain : Unable.to Do. Anything For Nation

LEAGUE MAY FORM ARMED FORCE TO END HOSTILITIES IN ARMENIA   Resolution Presented by M. Viziani Inviting Council to Con fer With Various Powers in Accord With Lord Rober! Cecil’s Proposal Is Adopted by Assembly.

HELP FOF ARMENIA UNDER DISCUSSION   AMERICA MAY BE ASKED TO HELP THE POWERS MAINTAIN ORDER THERE   RESOLUTION BY HARDING    Measure Introduced In Congress to Give Aid to Armenians Mentioned By One of the League Speakers.

AID ARMENIA ~~ SAYS LEAGUE   IMPORTANT ACTION TAKEN BY ~ “THE ASSEMBLY AT GENEVA,   ALWAYS IT IS U. S.   " “IF ONLY AMERICA WERE HERE £0 DO 17,” IS THE CRY,   - Serbia €lites a Precedent in. a’ Senate Resolution Introduced Last . - May by Mr. Harding.

STEPS TAKEN BY. LEAGUE TO EXD ARMENTAN WAR      POSSIBILITY OF “AMERICAN AID FOR ARMENIANS WAg TOUGHED ON DURING DE.  BATE AT SESSIONS OF THE LRAT   Resolution Proy iding for Commission to Confer With Powers With View ef Ending Fighting Adopted ‘’

AID FOR OPPRESSED PEOPLE CUNSIDERED AT GENEVA TODAY   DISCUSS SENATE ACT      Senate Resolution Asking President to Send Marines Recalled by Serbia.   U. S. Would be I’eal Mandatory Savs A. J. Balfour, Who Admits} Difficuity.

Assembly at Geneva Votes to Raise Army Sufficient to Halt Hostilities; American Aid Discussed at Council   Harding's Request That U. S. Marines Be Despatched to Batum Recalled; Germany’s Protest May Be Given Out

LEAGUE FORCE TO ASIA   Suggest international Cooperation in Quelling Turk-Armenian Uprisings,

WANT AMERICA 70 ACCEPT MANGATE   League May Appeal To U S. On Armenian Case

FOR AAMEAUNS “ISSEY TOPIE          J x NORWEGIAN TYINKA LS AVOUL “T'S FURNISH TROOPS :

LEAGUE WILL ASK POWERS FOR ARN TO SAVE ARMEN!!   Viviani Moves Assembly to Ac on Resolution Planned to Halt Turkish Raids.   LEAGUE HAS HOPES U. S. MAY TAKE ON MANDATE   Recall Harding Resolution i Senate Approving Navk as Means of Succor.

LEAGUE SEEKG U. 8. AID FOR ARMENIA   British and French Resolutions Adopted by Assembly.   AN APPEAL TO 41 NATIONS   Members Count on the United States to Help—Cite Senator Harding’s Resolution Adopted by Senate Some Time Ago.

Includes - America. in Pro posal to Send 60,000 Men From All Nations. ~   Balfour Sounds “Call for United Effort to End: Fighting.

Election of Latins Explodes Canton. of Ue 9. Sena-_ torial Treaty. Enemies. :   NO STEAM ROLLER TACTICS: OER

AMERICAN AID FOR ARMENIA DISCUSSED   Resolutions Demanding that League of Nations Intervene in Armenia Debated in Assembly Today

UG QE VOTES, TD AD ARE      By Lord Cecil of England fond M Viviani of France—Latter —'. .Roundly Cheered

AMERICAN AID — FOR ARMENIA IS DIS6USSED   Possibility Is Touched on by the League of Nations Assembly in Debate   HARDING AQT RECALLED    Former Premier of France Against Disarmament Until Armenia Ia Protected

PLANWORLDFORCE TO SAVE ARMENIA   League Assembly Acts to End ex Hostilities.   HOPE FOR AMERICAN AID   Dr. Nansen Says Force of 60,000 Men Should Be Sufficient to Deal With the Situation.

U.S. ARMENIAN ALD DISCUSSE   Assembly Of League Of Nations Recalls That Senate Reported Assistance Resolution.”

FVORNG NFO TO HELP: ARMENTA   Passes “Resolution “Asking th - League Counci il io Call “On the Powers.   AMERICA’S NAME MENTIONED   French and’: “British : Delegates Lead-—“Compassion. Wil” ‘No Longer Satffice.

WORLD FORGE Io PROPOSED TO END WAR IN ARMENIA   League Assembly Adopts Reso lution Inviting Council tc Urge Powers to Raise Army for Purpose.

LITTLE ROCK NEWS LETTER   Arkansas Politica Reach Advanced Stage—Legions Meet at Helena— the Arkansas Normal.

Open Diplomacy Urged By: Lord Robert Cecil - At Session of League

LEAGUE ORGANIZES AS DEBATING CLUE   Japanese Demand at Leas Three Vice Presidents Be Non-European.

ASSEMBLY 1S ORGANIZED   British Plan For 12 Vice-Presidents of League Adopted 

JAPAN IN DEMAND AT LEAGUE MEETING   ASK THAT WESTERN NATIONS BE REPRESENTED ON BOARD

LEAGUE EASSEMBLY. READY FOR WORK   The. British Plea. oil Trrelve Viet

. NICHOLAS M. BUTLER   CHICAGO POLICE NOT TO INTERFERE   Women Begin Picketing of Re publican Convention.

PICKET LINE SKRENE.   Chaicage Pelice Will Net Attempt te  Ilmtertearsn

WOMEN TO PICKET (1.0. P. CONVENTION   SUPFRAGISTS' HOPE OF OPPO. SITION BY POLICE DASHED BY THOMPSON,

NOT TO INTERFERE WITH WOMEN PICKET!   Will Take Their Places About Chicago Coliseum Early This Morning

WONEN PIGKETING  ThE CONY ¥ "NTION   Bhan  waiy Garry Benners in Front of the Coliseum,

WOMEN PICKETING CONVENTION CARRY BANNERS TWESDA)   Work Of Representatives Progresses Serenely.

WOULD END GAMBLING  LANDIS’ STAND IS GIVEN   Judge Says Influences Fo Betting Must Be Removed From Baseball.

FEAR CAPTURE OF SHIP BY BRITISH CRUISER   ARGENTINE SHIPPERS REFUSED TO RISK DANGER ON OPEN SEAS

SAILING OF BAHIA BLANCA DELAYED   Shipping Firmg Demand Guarantees By Argentine Government That Vescse] Will Reach Destination.

WELL GELCBHATE   rHE FOURTH OF JULY TO BE OR SERVED EN TIPTON,   the Pestivities Will Be at The Park Por People of County,

WELL GELEBRATE   THE TOUTE OF JULY TO RE OR. SERVED IN TIPTON,      ‘The, Festivities WiN Be, al The Part For People of County. -

PROPOSES A TAX ON DRYS   Bill to Be : Introduced in British House of Commons This Week.

TAX ON DRYS IS PROPOSED   British House of Commons to Get Bi!! Thie Week.

LONG FOUGHT CASE GYER WATER RIGHT DiGiIDED BY COURT      JURGE WHITE AWARDS HUDSON 7500 GALLONS PER DAY BUY WATER COMPANY MAY APPEAL AGAIN

LONG FOUGHT CASE. GVER WATER RIGHT DEGIDED BY GOURT   JUDGE WHITE AWARDS HUDSON “7500 GALLONS PER DAY BUT WATER COMPANY MAY  APPEAL AGAIN — ;

RAILWAY WORKERS OF FRANCE ARE ON A GENERAL STRIKE   Recognition of Union and Graduated Wages Demanded Before Men Return to Work.   ARMY RAILWAY MEN AND VOLUNTEERS RUN TRAINS   Automobiles of Nation Are Be ing Mobilized by Ministry of Public Works.

FRENCH RAILWAY WORKERS CALLA GENERAL STRIKE   Volunteers to Be Enroll. ed to Replace the Strikers.

‘RENCH RAILWAY LINES TIED UP BY GENERAL STRIKE   Government Attempting te Organize Volunteers to Replace Strikers

ARILWAY WORKER OF FRANCE STRIKE   LIMITED TRAIN SERVICE IS MAIN: TAINED WITH AID OF MOBILIZED FORCES,

RAILROAD MEN IN FRANCE GO OUT ON STRIKE   Volunteer Army Moh ilized to Prevent Roads Tieup.

Rail Workers Want Recogni -- tion of Union and Gignded Pay Scale, *~

UNION CALLS RAIL  STRIKE IN FRANCE   Demand Recognition and More Pai —Government Maintiins Limited Service.

FRANCE IN THROES OF ROAD STRIKE   Volunteers Manning Trucks and Aiding ix Distributing Food to Cities. .

UTH WASHING ART TAUGHT IN SCHOOL   Winnetka fill.) High’s New Rules Stir Up Protests.   GET AWAY FROM THEORETIC   Rich Girls of Chicago Suburb Forcec to Tackle the Real Thing When Teaching Is Advanced to the Practical.

RICH GIRLS MADE TO WASH DISHES “POOR SUB-DEBS"   Science Is Advanced to the Practica! at Winnetka, a Chicago Suburb— Superintendent “Goes Back to Grandma's Days.”

MILK COMPANY > IS UNDER BOND   SEVEN DEFENDANTS ARE AR RAIGNED IN CIRCUIT COURT PLACED UNDER $500 BOND

EVACUATE   Halian Warkmen Won't Do : They. Agreed to Do, Says ‘ Report.

ITALIANS REFUSE TE FVACHATE PLANT!   Metal Workers Who Occupied Factories Will Not Get Out.

DEMAND SURETY NO: REPRISALS   Italian Workmen Refuse To. Eyacuale TE ABok ew

SUBSCRIPTIONS :  The Ring’ S Daughters Memorial Hospital OF THE prr

cs  a  is Before Conve  aay a . ; :        CARTER  GLASS: BEGINS. READING OF ‘LENGTHY DOCUMENT, WHICH COMMENDS WILSON - ADMINISTRATION, ENDORSES THE LEAGUE: OF NATIONS AND CONDEMNS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR ITS PARTISAN: POLITICS._MEXICAN POLICY OF ADMINISTRATION  IS.  - UPHELD.--WARNING AGAINST MIXING NATION’S FINANCE WITH POLITICS IS ISSUED TO REPUBLICANS.—_SHEER COWARDICE CHARG. wa  ED. TO REPUBLICANS IN. FAILING TO REVISE ‘FEDERAL TAX MEASURE.—INCLUDES SOME OF THE DEMANDS MADE BY LABOR.    Bryans Threat Caused Committee to Reconsider Action; Fight for Adoption Will be Made on Convention. Floor   VMicAdoo People Claim Victory on. Fifth Ballot; Palmer and Cox Managers Trying to Strengthen Their Force   DRAFT OF PLATFORM LAID BEFORE.CONVENTION TODAY   ‘Upholds the President.   HARD FIGHT ON PLATFORM EXPECTED TO OCCUR TODAY

CONVENTION CLEARS FOR ACTION ‘ON PLATFORM REPORT, AND BRYAN, SMILING, MAKES READY TO SHOOT

BRYAN IS ON TOES FOR BITTER FIGHT FOR PROHIBITION   Armed With 5 Plank: Commoner Invades Convention.

MERRIMENT ABOUNDS      Among Delegates Despite the Irksom Ordeal of Past Five Days.

Stace SET FOR HOT WET AND DRY FIGHT   Commitiec Silent, But Bitter Struggle On Floor of Convention Is Not Averted.

ee ee  STATE EPGSITORIES TO) BE SELEGTED 10 HANDLE STATE MONE!   HUNDRED ADDITIONAL DEPOSI TORIES NECESSARY TO TAKE CARE OF Bik FUND,

HARGIGG BEGINS CONSULTATIONS   Charles E. Hughes First o! Conferees to Come to Marian to Discuss Problems.   MERBERT HOOVER IS NEXT

ir .RDING AND HUGHES CONFER   President-Elect and 191é Candidate Talking Things Over

WAWING TAKEO UP PROGRAM IF SUNSULTATIONS   CHARLES EVANS HUGHES IS FIRS’ TO RECEIVE INVITATION TO COME TO MARLON,

LIST 18 NOT MADE PUBLIC   Practice Adopted 6 of Keeping Names Confidential Until Day of Arrival,

HUGHES GUEST OF SENATOR HARDING   Former Candidate for Pr2sident Holds Conference at Marion   Rumors That Hughes is To Be Secretary of State Revived

HUGHES IS FIRST TO MEET WITH SEN. HARDING      FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE HAS LONG TALK IN MARION, OHIO, TODAY.   COLONEL HARVEY 1S UNEXPECTED VISITOR

HUGHES CALLED FOR  CONFERENCE WITH > PRESIDENT-ELECT   Maeda ee TP {Harding Discusses Policies of . New Administration With *  - Former Nominee   WILL DISCUSS PLANS FOR ASSOCIATION OF -HATIONS   Hoover Expected at Marion Saturday, for Conference,

SEN, HARDING CONFERS WITH CHAS, HUGHES   First of Conference; With Nation’s Lead. ers —— Discussed Tm. portant Foreign Pol. icy Questions

FIRST OF IMPORTANCE CONFER. ENCES IS HELD AT PRESIDENT-ELECT’S HOME,

CHAS. €. HUGHES GOES TO TALK IT OVER WITH SERATOR HARDING   President-Elect EPegins Pro gram of Meeting of Mind: to Frame Decisions on Cab inet and Policy Problems.

HUGHES CALLED TO GIVE ADVICE   Senator Harding Consults Former Presidential Candidate at Marion.   S FIRST OF MEETINGS

Association of ‘Nations — Plans Are Discussed By Sen. Harding With Hughes   Neither Would Reveal Whether Any Conclusions ‘Vere Reached, Mr. Hughes Saying Merely That {mportant Questions of Foreign Policy  Had Been Considered. ;

New League Is Planned By Harding   °>RESIDENT-ELECT CONFERS WITH HUGHES ON ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS.

HARDING CONGULT3 HUGHES IN REGARD TOPLANS, POLICIES   Has Policy. of Keeping Secre   Names of Conferees; Next One Will Be Hoover.

SEN. HARDING COMMENCES CONFERENCES   Charles Evans Hughes at Marion This Forenoon and Meets the Future President

Former Republican Presidential Nom. inee and New York Publisher Cali on President-elect.

HARDING TALKS. OVER POLOCIES WITH HUGHES   HARDING BEGINS PROMISEL CONSULVATIONS WITH LEADING FIGURES

HUGHES CALLS ON HARDING; DISCUSS  _ LEAGUE   “Meccting of Minds” Begins at Marvion—Mentioned for Cabinet.   HOOVER EXPECTED AT NEXT CONFERENCE

HUGHES FIRST ADVISER T0 SEE HARDING   Conference Held F riday at Marion—Believed Hoover Is Next.

President- elect Begins Discussions of Plan for Association of Nations; Surveys American Relations

UGHES FIRST IN CONFERENCE WITH HARDING   Former G. O. P. Nomine: Discusses League With President-Elect.   SURVEY FOREIGN RELATIONS

FOREIGN RELATIONS   President-elect Harding Tatked Matter Over wiih Mr. Hughes,

HUGHES CALLED FOR CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT   Harding Discusses Policies of New Administration With ° Former Nominee      WILL DISCUSS PLANS FOR ASSOCIATION OF NATION:   Hoover Expected at Marion Saturday for Conference

S MARTIAL LAW WILL SOON BE DECLARED SIN IRELAND, SAYS   President-elect Discusses American Interests in Europe At  Meeting Today. :   HE TALKED WITH HUGHES   Campaign Utterances cf Harding Will Be Carried Out, Hughes Declares.

CONFER WITH HARDING   C. E. Hughes and Colonel Harvey Visit Marion, Ohios   Former Republican Presidential Nom. inee and New York Publisher Call on President-elect.

HUGHES SEES HARDING   HARVEY ALSO CONFERS WITH THE PRESIDENT-ELECT.   Hint of Cabinet Piace Follows Visit of Former Republican Presidential Nominee.

UuriES CLOSETED WITH MIR. HARDING   1916 G. O. P. Candidate and President-Elect Confer Today.

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND JUDGE HUGHES IN CONSUL TATION ~ AT FARMER'S HOME   Probable That “Association” of Nations With Ar; ticle Ten Eliminated Will  Be Discussed.   PARTY LEADERS TO © MEET IN CONFERENCE.   OTHER PROMINENT REPUBLICANS EXPECTED BUT NAMES ARE. NOT AVAILABLE AT THE.  ‘ PRESENT TIME 0° OULD

HARDING CONFERS WITH MR. HUGHES   Discusses Plan For An Associa tion of Nations in Detail.

RARDING TALKS WITH MR. HUGHS   TWO LEADERS DISCUSS: FOREAGN POLICIES OF UT] S.   NOTHING MADE PUBLIC   BUT MEETING IS REGARDED AS HIGHLY: SIGNIFICANT,   Among Qother Things it May Mean Judge Hughes Is to he Next Scerctary of State.

PROTECTION WILL BE GIVEN STRIKERS REMOVING TENTS   Will be Taken From Freeburn Ky., to Vulcan for Miners Without Homes.   FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM FOUR MINES JUST STARTED   Coal Operators in Mingo Coun ty, as Well as Those in Ala bama, Determined to Figh' Union to a Finish, According to George Dexter.

Cummins Bill Provision-for the Transportation Boarc Discarded with Requirement for Unified Administration

CONFEREES ELIMINATE CONSOLIDATION PLANS   Also Strike Out “Transportation - Board Clause of Senate " Railroad .Bill;- —

DUNFEREES WhlP RAILROAD BILLS NEAR AGREEMENT   Strike Out Plan for Compulsory Consolidation Provided in Cummins Bill.   National Railroad League Off ers Suggestions to Squeeze  “Water” Out of Stocks.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE RAILROADS IS TAKEN -FROM BILL   Conference Committe Strikes Provision Fron Cummins _Bill—Trans portation Board  Alsc Eliminated.

CHANGE IN - RR BILL   Plans for Compuisary Consslide tion of The Roads Were Eliminated,

CHANGES MADE IN RAILROAD BILL   Compulsory Conciliation Is Eliminated and Plan To Establish Trans‘nortation Roard. .

COMPULSORY LINKING UP OF ROADS FAILS   Cummins Plan in This Regard Rejected By House and Senate Conferees.   WILL SQUEEZE WATER FROM RAILROAD STOCK   Other Arrangements Also Ar Made for Rendering the Roads Assistance.

CONSOLIDATION OF ROADS ELIMINATED FROM RAILROAD AGI   Conferees Make Progress on Proposed Rail Road Bill.

uttANGt VANE IN NAW nne n rate ats RAUL ROAD MEASURE   Compuulsory Consolidation Sec. tion Is Stricken from Bill  of Cummins.

SENATE GIVES " UPPROVISION OF RAIL BIL   Conferees Agree to. Eliminate Compulsory Consolidation of Roads.   RETAIN HOUSE PROVISION   The Citizens’ National Railroad League Urges Conferees to Guarantee Return.

DUNSOLIDATION UF RAILROADS IS ELIVIRATEL   House and Senate Conferees Come to Agreement on Railway Bill ---- Transportation Board Also Passed Up.

EEL  RAILROADS MAY CONSOLIDATE   But Compulsory Requirement is Pilim tnatod

BAILAUAD MERGER PLAN 1S DROPPER   Conferees Delete Forced Con solidation From. Railroad Bill Measure.

GET TOGETHER ON RR. BILL         HOUSE: AND SENATE ON. FEREES ARE IN AGREEMENT,   COMPTLSORY CONSOLIDATION WILL NOT BE FORCED.       Provision Will he Made However Fer Railroad to Get Together. and 4For Adjusting Rates.. ~

EMBARGO IN ~ CHICAGO ON FOODSTUFFS   Mitwaskee'S itehiter ‘Have 700 “Mer Out Today, ‘No Freight. Handied For That Road

INGOMES OF EMPLOYES MATERIALLY CURTAILED   IWORKERS IN STFEL PLANTS   HAVE PAY LARGELY REDUCED THROUGH ELIMINATION OF OVERTIME THAT BROUGHT TIME AND HALF PAY.

REDUCE WORK HOURS         liminating Overtime Prices.  Steel Plants Are El Sinee C1

CONDITION 18 UNCHANGED   “aruso, Noted Tenor Has Five Physi dlans Walting on Him

CARUSO'S CONDITION 5 SATISEACTRY TODAY   Famous Singer Stricken with Pleurisy Christmas Day’ is Said to Be‘ in Fair Condition  - —Must Have’ Complete Rest Sav Phvsicians.

CARUSO IS SICK.   Famous Tenor Stricken With Pleu risy, Has Five Physicians.

NOTED SINGER IS ~ STRICKEN WITH PLEURIS)   Enrico Caruso's Condition Was Reported Unchanged ‘Today by Hotel Management

CARUSO HAS PLEURIBY.    But*will Get Well fin Spite of FiveDectors. He Says, -

COMPLETE REST PRESCRIBED FOR ENRICO CARUSO   Great Tenor, Stricken Witt  Pleurisy, May: Reiurn to Stage In Turo Weatc

FAMOUS. TENOR ILL, AAD FIVE DOCTORS   Caruso Suffering From Attack of Pleurisy and is Confined to His Apartments.

SOUTH WANTS HUERTA RECOGNIZED   Governors of New Mexico and Arizona Joi» With Lone Star Executive,

EXECUTIVES OF NEW MENICO AND ARIZONA FAVOR RECOGNITION OF MENICO,

REMAINS OF FORMER LOCAL WGMAN AT REST   MISS LUCY. WOODWORTH BURL ED WEDNESDAY BY  RASTER STAI:

REMAINS OF FORMER LOCAL WOMAN AT REST      MISS LUCY WOODWORTH BURIED WEDNESDAY BY EASTERN Srar

TWO TRUANCY SUITS   ; Filed in the Court of A. J. Willing, By Mrs. T. E. Newton.

TWO TRUANCY SUITS   Fited In the Court of A. d. Williams Ry Mrs, T. E, Newtou.

WICHITA TO PORTLAND.   [Residence of Methodist Bishop is te { Be Maved There

LONDON IS SKEPTICAL ON ODESSA REPORT    YESTERDAY’S DISPATCH REPORT:  ED CAPTURE BY BOLSHEVIK.   The Officials of the British Govern ment Today Express Doubts as to the Report.

DOUBT REPORT.   sondon Officials Are Sceptical Regarding the Fall of Odessa.

LONDON DOUBTS FALL OF ODESSA   OFFICIALS DID NOT BELIEVE CAPTURE WAS IMMINENT   Message Declares Kolchak “Hoisted on Bayonets of His Soldiers”—  Whereabouts Is Uncertain.

AT LOW PRODUGTION MARK NOW   Bernard Baruch Tells House Tovestiewinitine Commilttoe:.

ON THE DECLINE   Non - Production Has Passed  The Zenith Declares B. M. Deariirh   Desire to Idle Begins to Dis appear.

REACHED THE 7 ZENITH   Barnich Says /Nen-Prpdaction Has Reached Peak—Hoarders Must - Get Out From Vader,

SAYS IDLENESS IN AMERICA IS ON THE DECLINE   Non - Production Has Passec The Zenith Declares B. M  Dariakh   Desire to Idle Begins to Dis appear.

ee CH SEES END: HIGH PRICE:   Head of War Industries -Board’: Say Zenith of Non-Production Has Been Reached in U. 3. :

NON- PRODUCTION HAS REACHED ITS ZENITH   Bernard B. Baruch ‘Tells House Committee That Lower Prices Will Soon Prevail,

FRENCH TO FILL PLACES   Presidencies of Plebiscite Commiasions Will Be Filled Temporarilr,,  core ee

Presidencies of Plebiscite Commissions Will Be Filled Temporariliy,, Pendine Amoriona Word.

CLEVELAND WINS AMERICAN PENNAN]   Detroit Loses to Indians, 1 to 1; Chicago Beats St. Louis, 10 to 7

INDIANS CLINCH AMERICAN FLAG; BAGBY PITCHE:   Big Jim Lands Cleveland int: _Skempionship with His 31 Winning Game’

PALMER LOSING: COX WON'T 0, BRYAN WRITES   Drift Toward McAdoo But Hi Has Too Great Handicap, Claim   “CROWN PRINCE” WEAPON HEANLY. COMMONER SAYS   Ohio Governor Sold Birthright +9 Brewers for Mess of Pottage. W. J, Bryan Declares

Crown -- Prince. “Argumen Would Defeat Him if Nominated. Commoner Asserts.   CALLS COX TOO. WET   No: Man Can Face Voters With Smell of Beer on Clothes, He Says.

RETURNS TONIGHT TO WASHINGTON   senator Harding Rests Up at Country Home in New Jersey,

Allies Expect Von Kapp Will Reveal Motive   Ready to Take Instant Action Should Effert Be Made to Restore the Heohenzollerris to German Throne.

ALLIES TO BLOCK RETURN OF ANY HOHENZOLLERN   Entente Statesmen Deter mined on This Course, - London Says.   AIM TO BE POLITE   Kapp Followers Fail to Cor vince of Their Sincerity of Purpose.

\ ied Chancellories Hold Up Decisive Moves Till Situa tion Clears Up, But Stand Ready to Act When Need Arises   ‘UNKERS WORK HARD  TO WIN ALLIED GOOD WILL

AULLES WILL BALK AT RESTORING HOHENZOLEERNS By VLOYD MACGRIT, International News Service Staff

hestoration Vi Hohenzollern To Be Prevented  Allies Watching German Sit uation and Are Prepared

CHICAGO HAS A NEW PAPER   The Journal of Gommerce, With An drew M. Lawrence as Editor, Makes Its Bow. s

NEW PAPER OUT IN CHICAGO   Journal ef Commerce Makes Its Bow to the Public.

DRAMATIC STARS 10 SHINE AT THE  VIGTORY THEATRE   TAST REHERSAL TO BE HELD SONDAY FOR ~STUPENDOUS PRO.  DUCTION

DRAMATIC STARS TO AMINE AT THe VICTORY THEATRE   [AST REHERSAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY FOR  STUPENDOUS PRU.   DUCTION 

ATTEND FARM BUREAU CONVENTION   C. R. Buffington and R. K. Henderson Appointed Delegates to Attend State Meeting at Des Moines

INDIANA MINERS ARE IDLE   Number of ‘‘Runaway’’ Strik ers in the State Estimated a: 12,000 With Less Than Hal the Miners Working.

DENVER STRIKERS — GRANT ARMISTICE   Calt OW Strike on Condition That AU Workers Ave Takea Mack in Rody.

SS SS ee lee  DENVER QUIET AFTER FIVE DAYS OF RIO}   Armistice Signed Between Strik ing Carmeh and Employers; Ask Reinstatement,   7 4 STRIKERS AGREE TO TERMS!   Two Fatalities and 45 Injured Are Known Results of: Riot. *+ ing Since Tuesday.

DENVER IS PEACEFUL   Rocky Mountain City Quiet Following Two Nights of Rioting by Striking Street Car Men.   Armistice Agreed Upon Sat urday—Six Killed and Forty Wounded as Resulting of Lawlessness.

Whisky Ring In '~ Ohio. Uncovered   Cleveland Declared! to Re Ceiter o Wholesale Mlockade-Running Combination.

BiG WHISKY RING IN  > OHIO IS UNCOVERED   Cleveland Declared to Be Center of Wholesale Blockade-Running Combination.

HOW KNEIP WAS KILLED.   Details of Shocking Crime are Ban J merated in Court—Weman is The Witness.

CONFESSION OF MRS. ODELL IS READ INCOURT   ADMITS SHE STRUCK MAN WHO BETRAYED HER WITH FILE AND KICKED HIM.

MURDER STORY OF MAG. JOELL TOLD IN COURT   “Confession” Made to Offi. cials Shortly After Arrest for Slaying Kneip

ULYMES BILL iS NOW READY   ‘Will Be Presented for Consideration at Next Session of Body

“HOLIDAY HGTION” --HARDING   Scouts Rumor Hughes Named on Cabinet  ea nS ett et  THINK OFFER MADE  Harding, Hushies and Knox Very Close   THINK OFFER MADE

NAADING GALLS HUGHEa ol ORY PURE FICTION   Former Candidate Has Not Been Chosen for Cabinet, President-elect Declares

HARDING BRANDS STORY AS HOLIDAY FICTIO!   Renort That Hughes Had Consent. ed to Be Secretary of Btate Is Denied at Marion.

“HORSE D’OEUVRE” MAY COME   Home Economics Branch of Agriculture Department Reports on Food Experiments.

MAY SEE “HORSE D’OEUVRE”   Agriculture Department Reports o Some Food Experiments.

AENERES   Legislature Adjeurns Without Ratifying Suffrage Despite a Vigorous Fight.

NO VOTE IN DELAWARE   Legis!ature Adjourns Without Ratify. in Susan B. Anthony Federal Suffrage Amendmest.

FREIGHT beni         Railroads Say Inability . of Shippers to Unload is Chief Cause of Delay. — Middle Western Industries Threat‘ened With Curtailment,

Concerted Action ToReliéve Freight Congestion In U. S.  "Baeames lanperative Neressits

JOINT ACTION BY RAILROADS   Freight Congestion Threat_ens Curtailment of Production.

FREIGHT TIE-UP MENACING NATION   Unless Relieved Immediately Production Will Be Greatly Curtailed.

THE CAPITAL WAKES TO CAR SHORTAGE   PRODLCTION WILL BE CU DOWN IF CONGESTION IS NOT RELIEVED   While Strike is Nearly Over, Freight Has Pijed Up Railruad Men Say   Slowness in Unloading Cars Has Important Bearing on the Car Shortage

ACTION TO RELIEVE — FREIGHT   CONGESTION CAUSED BY THE SHORTAGE OF  CARS BEING CONSID. ERET   Strike of Railroad Employ- eg and Inability to Unload Cars Main Causes of Present Serious Condition. _

THE CAPITAL WAKES TO CAR SHORTAGE   PRODUCTION WILL BE CU1 DOWN IF CONGESTION IS NOT RELIEVED   YARD STRIKE EFFECT   While Strike is Nearly Over tre ght Has Piled Up Rauilroad Men Say   Slowness in Unleading Cars Has Important Bearing on the Car Shortage

CONGESTION ON FREIGHT ROUTES HURTS INDUSTRY   Curtailment of Production and Economic Disturbance Are Foreseen.   235,000 CARS TIED UP   April Strike Was Last Straw for Many Manufacturers and Shippers.

GOVERNMENT TAKES NOTICE CF CONGESTION   Rail Men Blame Con: signees for Delay in Emptying Cars.

MARTENS SUBPOENAED ~ BEFORE COMMITTEE   To Appear Monday Before Senate Committee Investigating Russian Propaganda.

FIVE THOUSAND BOLSHEVIKI ARE REPORTED KILLED.   GENERAL WRANGED ‘TRAPS HIGHT THOUSAND RED CAYALKRYMEN IN .CRIMBA

j,000 BOLSHEVIK. TROOPS KILLED   And 3,000 Taken Prisoners When Gen. Wrangel Surroanded 8,000 . Red Cavalry in Crimea

Gen. Wrangel Trapped 8000 Bolsheviks   3,000 Were Killed and 1,000 Taken Prisoners In the Crimea —Large Quantity ~- . of Material Captured

SOVIETS PLA ORGANIZATION IN AMERICA   Government takes Step: to Prevent Entrance of Organizers.

SOVIETS HERE T0 OTART LABOR WAR   Leaders Take Advantage Of Present Unemployment

REVOLUTION — IN AMERICA?   Reported Soviet Organizers Are Coming to ~ United States

MOSCOW MISSION TO FORM SOVIETS HERE   Reports From Russia Say Internationale Watching U. ~ §, Unemployment.

5 MILLION NEED WORK   That Many Unemployed Report ed Throughout Soviet Russia Now.

SOVIET PLAN REVOLUTION  ——    STARTLING NEWS COMES FROW MOSCOW VIA WASHINGTON.   REDS ARE PLOTTING   RUSSIANS. THINK MILLIONS WILL BE UNEMPLOYED HERE.   ‘Their Plan Is to Unite an Revo  Jatfonary Movements Into Qne Fighting Body to Overthrow the Government.

UNEMPLOYMENT SEEN BY LENINE AS FERTILE FIELD   Soviet Plot Includes Armed Revolt; VU. S. Takes Steps.

THE INTERNATIONAL TO SEND MEN EARLY IN DECEMBER,   TO BRING ABOUT AN ARMED REVOLUTION.   Russian Soviet Forces In Moscow Es timate *the Number of Idle in this Country Today at Five Million To Keep "Em Out.

INEMPLOVAENT 10 ATTRACT SOVIETS   RUSSIAN REDS TO SEND MEN HERE TO START WIDESPREAD REVOLUTION.

REVOLT PLOTTED IN UNITED STATES   Vioscow Sending Delegates t Work on Unemployed.   fwo Envoys on the Way to Organize Soviets Among Estimated 5,000,000 Jobless Men.

RUSSIAN SOVIET IS AIMING 10. ORGANIZE UNEMPLOYED INU: S   Washington Hears’ Represen tatives of Third Interna. tionale Coming Here’ Tc Spread Propapanda.

SOVIETS PLAN AN AMET EFFORT TOWN THES   Estimated That There Will ‘Be Five Million Idle Men Next Year and That They Will be Fit Subject for Soviet Rule and Daminatian”

REDS HOPING FOR CHAOS   say They Expect Five Millions ir Breadlines in America During Winter.

TO FORM SOVIETS “IN THIS COUNTRY   RED ORGANIZES TO WORK   AMONG MUNE* PLOYED i ™N IT &  7   Afeents of Third Internationale Be Will Promote Revolution in America  '

RUSSIAN SOVIET AGENTS COMING   THEY ESTIMATE 5,000,000 PERSONS WILL SOON BE IDLE.

RED AGENTS TO UNITED STATES   HOPE To ORGANIZE SOVIETS 1) THIS COUNTRY.   Bolsheviki Believe That Unemployed “Will Number 5,000,000 by End of the Year and Sach a Condition Would Make Fertile Field  For Bolshevicm

rMISSARIES OF RUSSIAN REDS COMING HERE   Third Internationale Plan t Organize Soviets in This Country.   REDS ARE BANKING ON DISCONTENT HERE   They Figure There Will Be 5,000,000 Unemployed By End of Year

RUSSIAN SOVIET PLANS AMERICAN REVOLUTIO!   Represeiitatives: Are on Way to Make Appeal’to Unemployed This-Winter   PRECAUTIONS -ARE: TAKEN

REDS ON WAY TO ORGANIZE IN THE U. S.   Estimate that 5,000,000 wil be out of employment here by end of year

RUSSIAN SOVIET ORGANIZERS COMING TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS LFARN      Purpose Js To Form Fighting Force Of Unemployed Here To Bring About An Armed Revolution—Government Discounts Estimate of 5,000,000 Unemployed By End of the Year.

NCW RECORDS FOR LOW TEMPERATURE   All New England and New York State in Grip of Coldest Weather of Winter. Forty-two Below.

TERRIFIC BLIZZARD RAGES QVER EAST   COLDEST W AVE or ‘SE ASON REPORTED IX NEW YORK AND AIMOLNING STATES

OUB ZERO WEATHER IN NEW ENGLANE   Temperatures Range 8 to 42 Decrees Relow.

NEW ENGLAND BLIZZARD  Saterday Night Seat Mercury Dewan at Rapid Psce

FAIGIG WAVE HITS EASTERN STATES   New York and New England Experience Coldest Weath er in Years.

NEW ENGLAND IN GRIP OF SEVERE WINTER WEATHER   THEMOMETOR IN PLACES REGISTERING 42 DEGREES BELOW ZERO—CAUSE OF A TRAIN WRECK.

STATE COLLEGE AT STOCK SHO   Ames Will Be Represented At Chi cago by 100 Head of Stock, Judging Team and Senior Girls,

OFFICIAL “HIGHER UP” INDICTED FOR GRAFTING   Further Action by a New York Grand Jury ia Being Awaited Now,

FURTHER ACTION AGAINST POLICE ~ EXPECTED TODA   Startling Developments Are _ Promised After Grand Jury  Investigation

POLICE “GRAFT” HIT AGAIN   New York Officials Higher Than Third Deputy to Be Indicted, Is Report. z

G. 0, P. NOMINEE READY FOR LABOR DAY SPRECH CRs hesnsteted Preasd

MAKES DEMAND FOR APOLOGY   President’s Controversy With Spencer Is NoteClosed.

SPENCER MATTER STILL OPEN   Missour: Senator la Formatly Called Upon for Apology to the President,

NODSHED IN IRELAND      CLEVELAND IS WINNER IN WORLD SERIES   indians Take the Seventh Game by a Score of 3 to O.   COVELESKIE FOOLS DODGERS   Great Pole Pitcher Allows the Brook. lyns Only Five Hits and Hangs Up His Third Victory of the Series.   SPENCER MATTER STILL OPEN   Missouri Senator Is Formally Called Upon for Apology to the President.

WILSON’S TURKEY ARRIVES   One Frem Cuero and One From Ken: tacky Share Honors of the  White House Yard.

CUERO TURKEY IN WASHINGTON   Thanksgiving Bird Sent Wilson Being Fattened in White House Backyard.

Plare Being Made by Grain Ex: ehanges fer Return te the old Order ef Things.

EXPERT VIEW ON FUTURE WARFARE   Gen. Jackson, Royal Engineers, Talks on Developments

NO RENOON FUR REGARDING GAs CRUEL IN WAR   Whole System of Military Armament Will Be Greatly Modified Before Another Great Conflict Rages.

“ELEANOR MOORE COUNTY HOSPITAL WILL BE NAME   ALUMNI ASSOCIATION REQUEST BOARD TO RETAIN PRESENT DESIGNATION.   TRUSTEES ACT AT INFORMAL METTING HELD FRIDAY.   Nurses Hold That to Change the Name Would Hurt the Chances of Grad. uates of Obtrining the Better Positions,

SOLDIER AID LEGISLATION ALMOST UNBEARABLE NOW DEGLARES SEC'Y HOUSTON

OED DANGER Ih QULDIERS BILL   Secretary Houston Says Proposed Aid Measures Would Bring Financial Difficulties”   WOULD INCREASE BURDEN   Jump in Cost of Living for Everyone Would Result, Secretary of Treasury Asserts.

BETTER TO RAISE BONUS BY TAXE!   Secretary Houston Says Financial Condition of Country Would be   AFFECTED BY ACTION   Would Require Credit of Several Billion—Coal Commission Reports

OR TAXES FOR  CO DIERG ARE   SECRETARY HOUSTON 1s OFFas. ED TO THE LEGISLATION AF PRESENT TIME.   ‘The National Budget for Several Years Will Be From 3 to 3 1-8 Billion Dollars, He Told Committee.

Soldier: ‘Bonus W ill: Disturb Money Market   Seeretury of Treasury Houston Warn That Soldier Aid Laws Wi Increase ‘ax Burdgns, of * Ameriam People

SERIOUS BURDENS   Threatened by Enactment of Soldiers Ala Lestslation.

SOLDIERS’ AID. PROPOSAL WILL INCREASE LOAD   So Declared: Seerctary Houston To day—Woiuld Increas2 the MH. €, Le

Soldiers Bonus Would Produce — serious Results   To the Financial Welfare of the Nae don. Said Secretary of the Preasury Houston

SECRETARY Of TREASURY OPPOSES SOLDIER'S AD   {Ioaxlon Says Serlous Cansequ Would Follow for tho Xation Wierd        BURDENS OF EVERYONE {OULD BE INCREASEL   More Ronda of Increased Taxes Neces sury tv Meet the Expenses With Would Be Incurred

SULDIER AND PROPESTION & HEAVY BURDEN    Secretary Houston Declares Atemp  to Raise Two Billion Dollars Would Pea Sarious Situation for Peo nie to Confront,

NUUVER OPPOSES PLAN TO AUN Ao INDEPENDENT   Asks That His Name Be Dropped Except As Party Candidate.  SEES NECESSITY FOR TEAM WORK  Admits He Has No Great Record For Partisan Activity.

HOOVER SPURNS NOMINATION BY THE DEMOCRATS   Says Party Teamwork Prohibits Possibility  Two Nominations.

Discusses Opposition of Some Political Leaders to His Selection as Nominre

STATEMENT BY  HERB HOOVER   Asks That He Be Not Further Embarrassed  by. Independents

NAME OF HOGER WILL APPEAR Uh BUT ONE THGKE   Will Make Campaign Only. Under Republican Standaard: Admits He Is Not Much of a Politician.

ONLY ON ONE TICKET   HOOVER REFUSES SUGGESTION HE RUN IN BOTH PARTIES,   Says His Profession Has Prevented Him Exercising Citizenship st Als Times or Taking Active Part.

TUUVER TiAD NQUESIRE i) Be WU in PARTY   insists He Has Been Affiliated With Republican Party.   Doesn't Want His Name Placed 3efore Any Other Party   Party Organization is Deemed Necessary.

HOOVER PLACES NATIONAL INTEREST ABOVE PARTY LINES   PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE EXPLAINS HIS STAND: ON Pak. Mire 4aRTQALIID   URGES UNITY   Asserts He. Is Too Busy With Relief Work, for Personal  Se carers

Net to be Placed Before Any Other Party   STATEMENT ISSUED   Doss Not Wish to be Emberrasced. Respects All Other Candidates in Field.

“NO PARTY BUT G. 0. P. FOR ME” HOOVER SAYS   Cements His Early Decision By Refusing Advances of Independents   ‘MUST BE TEAMWORK’   WILL NOT MAKE PERSONAL CAN. VASS BUT WILL RELY ON HOOVER CLUBS.

HOOVER DOES NOT WISH DEMOCRATIC AID, HE INTIMATES   In Statement, Former Food Chief Saye Such Nomination Would be an Embarrassment to Him.

Hoover Disapproves of  Probable Candidacy of  An Independent Party

HOOVER NMS OUT MOST nuvi METHOD DF LiL ECOROM POSSIBLE CAMPAIGN FOR THE PRESIDEN C\

HOOVERWONT MAKE CANVASS   Too Busy With Relief Organi: zation Administrative Du“~~ ties, He Says.   REPUBLICAN FOR YEARS

Would- Not In Any Any Way Permit His - ?Name.o Be Used By Any ~~ Other Party...

CEASF PICKFETING RRITISH FMRASSY   HERRERT HOOVER A ONF PARTY MAN

INDEPENDENTS ARE REQU EST. ED NOT .TO EMBARKASS. MIM.   Having Declared Himself a RepubHeaw Does Not Wish Name Placed Before other Party.

NE PARTY AT A TIME Id HOOVER'S PLEA   Asks Friends to Refrain From Putting Him on Tickets Other Than G. O. P.   HE IS NOT AN ACTIVE PARTISAN IN ANY SENSE   Wants Campaign Expense: Held Down to the Low est Figures.

DON'T CROWD, HOOVER ASKS   E-Food Chief. Makes Plea -to Other Parties Not to Ask Him to Run. ~   NO APOLOGY FOR BIS © LOYALTY TO WILSON

Team Work Prevents § An) Other Course, He Asserts— Opposes Big Expenditures it His Behalf.

STATEMENT FROM HERBERT HOOVER   Administrative Duties Will Pre vent Him From Making < _ Personal Canvass for thc  --Presidentiat Nomination.

HOOVER ALIGNED WITH S. 6, P. AND WITH NO OTHER   Doesn’t Wa n t Name Placed Before Any Other Party

HOOVER A POOR PARTISAN.   But Lands Himself Squarely in the Republican Camp.

TURNS DOWN ALL OTHER PARTY PLANS   Urges Careful Check Kept on Expenditures

HOOVER OFFER TO REPUBLICANS ONLY   !Doesn’t Want Name Placed Be. ’ fore Any Other Party--Against  Bie Expenditures

HOOVER ASKS FRIENDS TO LIMIT THEIR ACTIVITIES TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

HERBERT DECLAREG HE GAN RUE ONL ACC f} PO MIENBER   Advises Hoover Clubs to “Go Easy” on Expenditures and Keen Books Open to Public   CANDIDATE REGARDS FREQUENT ABSENCES   Three More G. O. P. Candid: ates get Ready to Open Headquaviers In Chicago

HERBERT HOOVER BURNS BRIDGES   TO SINK OR SWIM WITH. RE. PUBLICANS   Definitely In Race   Requests That He Be Not Further Embarrassed by Members of Other Parties

‘Hoover a Regular Republican Candidate   Does Not Want His Name Placed Re. fore Any Other Party Primaries,

HERBERT HOOVER IS ‘REPUBLICAN ONLY   Requests Relief from Embar “rassment in Being Suggested as Candidate of Any Other Party.

{QQVER HAS NO DESIRE 10. BE WITH VW DARTY   Insists He Has Been Affiliated With Re publican Party.  Doesn't t Want His Name Placed Before Any Other Party  Party Organization is Deemed Necessary.

HOOVER'S FRIENDS EMBARRASSING HIM   Ask Him: to Run on An. other Ticket.

REPUBLICAN ONLY DEGLARES HOOVER   SAYS PRIMARY SENSE OF TEAM WORK PRECLUDES ANY OTHER PARTY,

HOOVER ISSUES STATEMENT   WANTS REPUBLICAN NOMI  NATION AND NO EMBAR AGONY RATS      Admits He Has No Great Record of Party Activity But Was a Member of Repubtica: Cli.

ERA OF STABILIZED BUSINESS IN SIGHT SAYS RESERVE BANK   Storm of 1920 Has Been Weathered and Better Times ave in Sight . 4c 0 OTe Olaration

OPNPACANDA OR PESSIMISM   It Is Vit Tied and Mischievious. There Naught Organically Wrong With Business.

JVRUCHKLOADS: OF EV] PENCE.        Jramd Jury Jeged. Building. bTyuast.

~ GRAND JURY BEGINS   Charged Builders Tried to Exclude All Except Chicago-Made Materials.

CHICAGO BUILDING TRUST PROBE ON   Federal Grand Jury Begins Inquiry; —

OPENS PROBE ON BUILDING TRUST   Charge Organizations With Attempt Exclude All Building Materials.

FEDERAL GRAND JUnY INVESTIGATES CHICAGO BUIL SING TRUST SHARE   BOOKS AND RECORDS OF ORGANI ZATIONS AND UNIONS BROUGHT BEFORE COURT,

INVESTIGATING © _ BUILDING TRUST   Several Truck Loads of _, Evidence to Be Pre- ~ gented to Jury

WORKERS BUYING HOUSES ARD GETTING MARRIED    Hieh Cost of Listing Has Net Proven  Much of a Handicun fer Dan  i Cupid's Operations ta   Chieais

aE: DFFIGE’ MAN TS UNABLE: - TO KEEP. UPN nC   Mechanics : ‘are Buying . Homes ani ‘Venturi “mony Despite Tinies.”        HIGH WAGES FOR LABOR

Will Endeavor to Win Congrersiona Races Is Report of Leaders Today,

HARDING LEAVES COASTAL RESORT   Storm Mars Vacation at Point Isabel.   DISMAL HOURS ON. WIND-SWEPT PRAIRIE   Narrow Gauge Railway Breaks Down.

MAROONED. AT _ POINT ISABEL   Roadways to: the:Outside World - Blocked by  “Worst Storm”

HARDING'S TRAIN CAUGHT “IN WIND SWEPT PRAIRIE   Vacation of President-elect Is Broken Up by Roadways to Outside World Temporarily Rincked. fo.

“SHUT-IN” LIFE FOR HARDING: TEXAS NORTHEE   Next President Anxious t Reach Brownsville for Two Days’ Rest.

HARDING MAKES ONE MORE BREAK TO CIT\   Was Stranded Last Nigh -When Train Broke Down,

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING MAROONED  AT POINT ISABEL BY TERRIFIC STORM

STORM TIES UP HARDING PARTY AT PT. ISABEL   President-Elect to Make An other Attempt Today to Reach Brownsville.   S$ PREPARING NEXT SPEECH

HARDING'S VACATION IN TEXAS BROKEN UP BY TERRIFIC STORN   President - elect to Tr) Again Today to Get Away.

wa rs INT (SABEL   BAD ROADS AND BROKEN DOW: TRAIN PREVENTS HIS FARLY DEPARTURE

HARDING MIAROONED AT POINT (SABE!   Attempt to Get Away Proves Fruitless.

HARDING HAS TO STAY IN RETREA   Storm Failed-to Permit Passage to Brownsville Yesterday and May Keep Him at Home Again Today.—Soon  Tra T pave Tora q.

HARDING'S VACATION 1S BROKEN UP BY STORMS   Presidont-Elest Making Attempt Today to Get to Brownsville, Texas,   WILL MEET SENATOR FALL   During Morning He Does Some Work ou New Orieans Speéch for Next Thursday.

HARDING TO LEAVE POINT ISABEL TODA)   President-Elect Expects To Ter. minate Texas Visit At  Brownsville.

FALL WILL DISCUSS WENO WIT  HARDING   Presicent-elect Is to Be a Brownsville When Senato From New Mexico Comes

PRESIDENT ~ ELEGT I) MARDUNED AT  HULEGOAST TOWN   Storm Ties Up Harding’s Train in Texas Swamp Region.

CLEMENTS BAFFLE SENATOR HARDING   EF fort to Reach Brownsvilic  Fails—Spends Hours on”  Dismal Prairies.

HARDING MAROONED BY HURRICANE ON GULF: ~ BAD LUCK EFFORT TO MEET SENATOR FAL   Special Train Breaks Down and Next President Spends 4 Hours on Wind-Swept Desert

STORM BLOCKS HARDING FROM GUTSIDE WORLI   ‘Narrow Gauge Breaks Down In Night Attempt to Get Him Away.

HARDING'S SPECIAL TRAIN BREAKS DOWN: COMPELLED TO RETURN TO POINT ISABEL

ROADS BLOCKED AT POINT ISABEL   HIGHWAL FRUM HARDING UUITAGE MADE IMPASSABLE.  : President-Elect to Try Again Today to Reach Brownsville to Spend Bemaining Days of Rest.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING MAROONED AT POINT ISABEL      Motor-Driven Train Breaks Down When Party At- =   tempts to Leave Via. sd ’ Narrow Gauge.       RAIN AND CO COLD AND: SHIVERS AND SHAKES   AFFORD THE PRINCIPAL AMUSE. MEXT FOR THE DISTINGUISHED GUESIS AT TEXAS’ GULF: :  COAST; GOLF SUPPLANTED ...

NEEDED A HARD ROAD   President-Elect tarding Wa: Short A Good One At Point isabel.

HARDING MARDONED IN SEASIDE COTTAGE: ROADS IMPASSARIE FAR ARS   ‘TRIED TO GET TO BROWNSVILLE  YESTERDAY BUT SPECIAL TRAIN BROKE DOWN.  3

CANNOT GET OUT Oi POINT ISABEL   Harding and Party To Make Another Effort to Reach Brownsville  Cold and Wind Have Kent All

DR. REINSCH IN SENATE RACE   Former. American Minister to China Accepts Democratic Nomination in Wisconsin,

BEDOUINS KILL 150 CHRISTIANS?   Frightful Report From Vil lage Near Jerusalem.

150 CHRISTIANS ARE SLAIN   Bedouings Descend on Village Near Jerusalem—Aittack Train and Kill Officer. Jerus2iem—Attiack Train.

TICKET FRAUD AT FRISCO   Convention Visitors Pay $50 to $100 For Bogus Admittance Cards.

JIM HAM, YOU CERTAINLY HAVE STARTED SOMETHING   “Man is For Peace, But Woman is For a Fight,” He Savs

Lewis Starts Trouble When He Says Man  Is Peaceful and Woman a Fighter

NEARLY d MMILUIOR AGES PLACED IN HOMESTEAD GLASS   Full Sections Available for Entry for Stock Raising Purposes in 3 States.

THREE MILLION ACRES ARE OPEN STOCK RAISING   Land in Wyoming, Californi< and Montana Under Stock Raising Homestead.

3,000,000 MORE ACRES MADE AVAILABLE FOR HOMESTEAD:   Lands Classed Under Stock Raising Act Are in Wyoming, California and Montana.

OPENS 3,000,000 ACRES LAND   United States Government Classifies Territory Under Stock-Raising Homestead Law.

TRUSTED AN AMERICAN FRIEND   And New Mrs. Spreckies ts Minus a Peari Necklace.

WIFE OF SPREDKELS IS STRANGERS — NITIM      Trusts $60,000 Necklace to Man Met at Racetrack and Police Try to Get It Back

POSTMASTER HELD FOR MAIL THEFT   Federal Agents. Arrest Rit. man Man on Charge of Stealing $5000 from Reg: istered Package.

)PENED REGISTERED ~— LFTTER 1S BLANN   Roy E. Faber. Expected to Be Arraigned _ Late This Afternoon—Letter With $5,000 Disappeared Two Weeks Ago

PUISSANT POLES BEATING BACK BOLD BAD BOL SHERI   FURIOUS FIGHTING UP ALL ALONG a Le FRONT, BUT PEPFUL Ro HOLD THE HELLISH

BOLSHEVIK! NOT ABLE 10 PIERCE PODOLIA FRONT   Polish Line Stands Firm. Despite Attacks By Gas Shells, Artillery, Armored Trans and Boats.

REDS ASSAILING POLISH LINES   Employ Artillery, Gas, Armored Trains and Airplanes.   IG OFFENSIVE UNDER WAY

PUISSANT POLES BEATING BACK BOLD BAD SGLSHEWE   FURIOUS FIGHTING FLARING UP ALI ALONG THE LONG FRONT, BUT PEPFUL POLES HOLD THE HELLISH HORDES

DEBS IS NOT ASKING PARDON.   Prefers te Remain in Prison Dering Present Administration.

DANES HOPING FOR FAIR DEAI   King Christian Feels That Their Cause Will Be Well Handled.

D OTAGE PEOPLE PERISH 'N FIRE   Victims of New York Apart ment House Blaze Are All identified.

INDENTIFY LAST —JF-FIRE VIGTINS   Five Perish In Blaze That ’ Swept Apartment House; Stairs Blocked.

IDENTIFY LAST VICTIM OF NEW YORK HOLOCAUST   POUR WOMEN AND ONE MAD) PERISH IN APARTMENT HOUSI PIRE EARLY YESTERDAY’  MORNING — POLICE INVESTI CLATING:

FIVE PERSONS DEAD IN APARTMENT FIRE   Last of Victims Is Ideatifed as Police Press Their Investigation  of Probable Causes

A mi FR      “aow Folks Perish in Amazing Building in  New York City      -HLOORS CUT OFF   iNo Stairs Between ’Em, {t Is Said, Elevator Is On the Frit

FIVE. LIVES LOST WHEN APARTMENT HOUSE WAS BURNED   Police Investigating Report Stairways Missing Between Certain Floors.   AUTOMATIC ELEVATOR WAS STOPPED AT THIRD FLOOR   Betty Jones, Dr. F. M. Potter Mrs. Eva Luscombe, Mrs Harold Boswell Reid ané Mrs. Jessie Jenkins Were Trapped by Flames.

FIVE PERIG‘i IN NEW YORK FIRE   Police Investigate Tragedy Following Reports of No  Fire Escapes.  :

START INVESTIGATION OF N.Y. FIRE TRAGED   Identification of Fiye Victims of Apartment House Blaze js Completed

FIVE LIVES LOST IN A FYRE   New Vert Apartment HMomer Swept ®y Faris Morning Biase.

FIVE ARE KILLED If ~ APARTMENT BLAZE   POLICE BEGIN INVESTIGATION  OF REPORTED MISSING STAIRWAYS.

FIVE PERISHED INN. ¥. TRAGEDY   Last of Victims Identified A: Dancer In London  Club

WOMEN OF EGYPT ARE ACTIVE   Interest In Affairs Outeide of Home Drawa Comment From High Commissioner.

WILSON TO WORK FOR COX   President to “Take Off His Coat and Roll Up His S'eeves” for Battie.

WILSON TO WORK FOR COX   President to “Take Off Hia Goat “and Roll Up His Sleeves” for .  meetie.

Chairman of State Committee Says He Has Done No Wrong and Will Not Heed “Wishes of Minority.”

COLE REFUSES TO QUIT STATE POST   IG. Oo. P. Chairman Declines to Heed Wishes of “Minority of the Party.”

CHICAGO READY TO COMBAT RED DEMONSTRATION   Officials Discover a Great Quantity of Radical Literature.

RAIDS ON REDS IN ~ CHICAGO, RADICALS PASS PROPAGANDA   HUNDREDS OF SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY — PROLETARIAT IS CALLED ON TO RISE, IN THE REVOLUTIONARY LITERATURE

ROUNDING UP RED BRIGADE   MANY ARRESTS AT CHICAGO oF MAY DAY AGFTATORS.   SIXTY SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY   GOVOANMENT NET ENVELOPING MEN OF EVIL MIND.   Waehiagtea Les in Fear of Extreme Vielenee, Bat Anticipating Demenetratiens and Inettement te Strikes.

JUSTICE OFFICIALS READY TO COMBAT MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS      Close Watch Will be Kepi for Any Disorders Which May Break Forth

INDORSE OHIO MAN  me   Switch From Marshall to Buok eye Candidate's Support   CAMPBELL STARTS BOOST   Former Executive Says Governor Can fantura Ctata ead

COX REPORTED TO HAVE SECURED THE BACKING OF NEW YORK AND BNDIANA

PROMINENT DEMOCRATS ARE  ENDORSING GOV. JAMES COX, OF. OHIO, FOR THE PRESIDENCY

409 Red Troops Drown Fleeing From the Poles   Heavy Losses Sustained bs Sovict Army Trying to Retake Kiev

Heart of World’s Financial District in Shambles After the Roar of Big Explosion

HORRIBLE SCENE WAS N.Y. DISASTER   WAGON LOAD OF EXPLOSIVES SHATTERS BUILDINGS, KILLS AND WOUNDS MANY,

ANAC MEXICANS AA GONFERENGE   TWO HUNDRED DELEGATES GATHER IN MEXICO CITY TALK THINGS OVER   Matiers of Mexican Exports, Credits, Sales and Advertising Methods to Be Thoroughly Discussed

NNO GASOLINE FAMINE SAYS STANDARD HEAL   A. -C. Bedford Criticises U. S. State Department for Not Assisting Promotion

Least-Essential Uses of Oil Must Be Curtailed; Production Has Been Long Time Close to the Peak.

PUBLIC CONS TENCE OL TRAGED.      Bishop Perry Doubts Spirit of Min.  faters Writing President.

MAME OF A CONGRESOMAN FIGURES IN BlG SCANDAL   HE IS SAID TO HAVE HAD A PART IN WHISKEY RING IN EAST—JUDGE LANDIS WILL GO TO BOTTOM OF AFFAIR.

NAME BROUGHT OUT IN TALE OF BRIBE OFFERED BY WOMAN   Official Tells of Refusing $10,000 to Stop Prosecution in Chicago.

7RYS7K0 BEATS JOHN OLIN   Jimi Londos Wine the Forfeit Fron Demetral After Rough Session and Fall. ~

IDAHO FOR SUFFRAGE   Thirty States Have Ratified—Only Six More Now Necessary. ;

JDAHO FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Thirtleth State Ratifies Amendmen to U. &. Conatitution—Senate Vote Waa 20 te 6.

WOOD AND JOHNSON HUN NEGK ANI NECK   Democratic Big Four Pledged to Candidacy of Governor Edwards, Elected Without Opposition in New Jersey.

JOHNSON LEADING WOOD IN NEW, JERSEY, OHIO GOES TO SEN. HARDING   Massachusetts Will Send An Unpledged Delegation To G.O.P. Convention

NEW JERSEY TO HIRAM JOHNSON   EARLY RETURNS INDICATE CaLtFORNIAN CHOICE.   DEMOCRAT FAITH IN EDWARDS   LODGE LEADS THE REPUBLICANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.   Ohio's Presidential Preference Ap: parestiy Clese Between Wood and Hardiag From the Meager Returana.

FLU BREAKS OUTIN. '  VIQLENT FORM ON SEA’           Two French Steamers - Beling Dead and Dying Into Buenos} Ayres After Awful Trip, m

TALK OF A STRIKE   Pennsy Railroaders Wil Strike on July 5th Unless Demands are Met

RAILWAY UNION CONFERENCE JUY 1   Pennsylvauia Round ond Qificlais Conside Demand of deffery Relative to Walkout

FORMER MINISTER ~ _ RETURNED TO GREECE   Turks Send Back Kemali Be: Who Was Shipped When ‘Constantine Was Exiled

OLBY PICKED TO CARRY OUT WIESON IDEAS   Seeeotaes of State Lapseted ty fend Fight Sor the League cf ‘Nations              jes ‘MORED HE 18 CHOr OF WILSON FOR PRESTDI      Be the Most For

“ri it Is Report Among Well Informec Democrats at Washington Today.   MCADOO WINNING ON HIS OWN MERIT:

a, BOG  Pute Senator ‘From. California Ber ond In Race fer Instructed Delegates.

RIFT IN SOLDIER'S CAMPAIGS ORGANIZATION ES WIDEN. ENED BY NEBRASKA PRIMARIES   NEED CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR      wedown Tx Sehedultd for New York Today — Wood Stil Leads in Number of Dele. gateo—Palmer Heads the Democrats

NEBRASKA'S PRIMARY MAKES SEN. JOHNSON COMMANDING FIGURE   ‘Wood's Overwhelming Defeat May Broaden the Rift in the General's Big Organiaztion.

WOOD CAMP T0 GET SHAKEUP:   Defeat, In Nebraska’ Severe Blow: 16 Genera].   HITCHCOCK - BEING. SOUGHT   Johnson's ; _ Success: Makes cHim Formidable .

‘LAUGHED AT AGENTS   Bergdoll Chuckled as Officers Searched For Him.   iRy Benesintad Prece)

ALLIES LIKELY TO YIELD TO WILSON ON FIUME IS THE PREDICTION IN WASHINGTON   By i ¢& MARTIN.

THINKS ALLIES WILL YIELD TO PRESIDENT WILSON   Tumulty Says Note On Adriatic Question Was Few Lines in Length and Was Not a Threat.

HOTEL FURNITURE ‘POR SALE. Bar stock and fixtures, ice box. B I’. Hamilton, City Motel.   A¢teontion. T.adie«'*

The Coal Mining Industry in Englanc   Is Reported to Re + Practically Pur. alyzed an Account of the Coa  Strike.

TO MOVE PEACE PARLEY   Reds Agree to _Meet Poles upon Neutral Ground.

POLISH’ PEACE CONFERENCE TO A NEUTRAL COUNTRY ACCEPTARLE Tr MocroVv

HUGHES WILL NOT COMMENT   Retasex to Remark on Rorah's DeeIaration That He Considers

WOULD USE CONVICTS IN BUILDING ROADS   Proposal of Lieutenant Governor-Elect.

AT FRISCO   Democratic National Convention Is Opened to Hear Keynote Address of Temporary Chairman Cummings.   THREE BIG PROBLEMS MUST BE SETTLED EARL"   Bryan Is Ready to Give Batti to Administration Force: and Wet Adherents; Fac: Trish Question.

DEMOCRATS CHEER WILSON AS GAVEL OPENS CONVENTION   PRESIDENTS NAME AND PIC TURE ARE GREETED WITH DEAFENING SHOUT AND ROLTS BAND   MIGHTY (DEMONSTRATION   Demonstration Continues Despite All Efforts to Bring Delegates to Onder—Session is Half Late in Getting  Rteaned ew

Jemocratic Convention Gets Under Way; Fight on Platform Looms Up in Earnest at Stari

PONZI IMITATOR CHECKED OVER BY AUTHORITIES   Old Colony F oreign Ex. change Company  Audited.

BIG SUM HAS DISAPPEARED   Receivers Can’t Locate Thousands Belonging to Exchange Co.   ACCOUNTS SOME $170,000 SHORT

CASH GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN   $192,503 Received From Bos ton Suckers Unaccounted For.

RECEIVER FOR FOREIGN: “EXCHANGE REPORTS   Over Quarter Million Dollars Taken in During 17 Days of  Operation—Half Unaccounted Way

$346,503 TAKEN IN 17 DAYS BY GET RICH QUICK FIRY   Firm, Imitating Charlies Ponzi, Prom ised 100 Per Cent Profit in Six Months.

GAMANS SIGH COAL PROIGCOL OF ALLIES   Question Which T reatened Invasien a Germany By Allied Powers Finally Settled.

a SIGNATURE ENDS HOW WITH HUNS OM $84)   AGREEMENT 18 REACHED AT SPA—BUT IT IS MADE $0 PLAIN THAT HUNS SIGN IT MERELY UNDER COMPULSION

German Representatives Sign  Protocol After Four Hour  Seasion.   ALLIES INCLUDE OCCUPATION THREAT   Coal Deliveries for Three Months Must Reach Six be  Tons.

Distribution of Reparations Due from Bertin Government De. cided——France Will Receive 52 Percent, Great Britain 22, Italy 10, and Belgium Eight. :

COAL PROTOCOL SIGNED BY HUNG ON DOTTED LIN   German Representatives Affix Signatures to the Document, Thereby Settlinc 4 Difficult Problem.

GERMANY ACCEPTS ALLIED TERMS ON FUEL DELIVERIES   Coal Protocol Signed Afte Wrangle Over Occupation Clause — Few Concessions Are Granted.

GERMANS SIGN COAL DEMANDS OF THE ALLIES Difficult Question Is Settled at Spa Parley.

Pp  PROTOCOL ds SIGNED ENDING ONE OF MOST DIFFICULT TREATY QUESTIONS

ALLIED COAL PROTOCOL SSID BY GERMANS   SIGNATURES AFFIXED TO DOCUMENT AFTER FOUR-HOUR SESSION.

EAMANS, STILL PROTESTING, olGR GOAL PROTOCOL   Alter a Four-Hour Discussion at Spa They Sign Protocol Drafted by Allies. .   GAIN ONLY A SINGLE POINT   Menace of Occupation in Case * of Non-Deliveries Dropped’ Below Signature Line.

GERMANS SIGN COAL DEMAND OF ALLIES   Threat to Occupy If They Fall Short Subordinated   France to Have 52 Percent, Britain 22 Percent of the Reparations

COAL PROTOCOL AT LAST SIGNED BY GERMANS   Allied Premiers Complete Con sideration of Reparations Due from Germany.

G ERM. ANS ACCEPT COAL PROTOCOL   Threat to Occupy Rubr_ District Remains in Document Below Sicnature Line

Berlin Government Agrees to Furnish Two Million Tons of Fuel to the Allies Every Month Until October; Reparations Is Settled On the Percentage Basis   BELGIUM IS GIVEN PRIORITY

DOTTED LINE   ALLIES THREATEN TO OCCUPY ARIA IF COAL IS NOT DELIVERED

THE GOAL PROTOCOL SIGNED BY GERMANY   After Inmsisting That It Wasn’t By Common Accord But By Force of Allies

FORMAL SIGNATURE ENDS HOW WITH HUNS ON COA   AGREEMENT IS REACHED AT SPA—BUT IT 1S MADE sq PLAIN THAT HUNS SIGN I!1 MERELY UNDER COMPULSION

COAL PROTOCOL SIGNED AFTER A A HOUR PARLEY   Germans Agree to Deliver 6,000, 000 Tons by October 15. Occupation Alternative.   ENDS LONG CONTROVERSY

GERMANS ACCEPT i “COAL PROTOCO!   Tareat ‘to Occupy Rubr District emanrs-in Document Below bn tn. Dgeut

JUGO-SLAVS AGREE TO ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT   Decision to Accept Allied Ultimatur Reached by Small Majority After Long Discussion

Allies Will Dictate Settlement of -the nese Fiume Controversy, ee ae ee Se are

D’ANNUNZIO ~ SOLDIERS IN BINT HAUL   Seize Ship Bound for LU S. Carrying Money and Supplies.

USD SLAVS () ALUEPT   Belgrade Dispatch Says The Demanas of Allies on Adriatic Are Accepted.  HAD LONG DISCUSSION  Acceptance “Expected to Enc Fiume Trouble ror All Time  SS Pe eae ee

(0 AGGEPL HUM ATUM      belgrade Uispatcn oays ine Demanas of Allies on Adriatic Are Accepted.  HAD LONG + DISCUSSION Acceptance Expected to End  +s ee a I i. ~~ or Ali % as —~—~s 

JUGU-SLAVD WILL ACCEPT ALLIED PLANS   Ultimatum Regarding Settlement of Adriatic Muddle Well Regarded.   GERMANY AGAIN TRIES TO CHANGE TREATY  :   Makes New Plea to Have Arti cle 228 Stricken From  Pact.

REED DENIES HE CONDONED  SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA   Refutes Charges Made By Francis M. Curlee of St. Louis Before Democratic Convention,

REED MAKES DENIAL   Of Statement that He Condon ed Lusitania Sinking

DRY AGENTS’ POWER LIMITED   Not Competent to Make Complainina  im Ieternal Hevenwe Cases.

FEDERAL DRY AGENTS  ARE PRIVATE CITIZENS   Not Competent to Make Complaint: in Internal Revenuc Cases Without  Approval of Attorney.

N RHEUMATISH HITS YOU HARD!   Sloan’s Liniment should te kept “handy for aches and pains

WHEN RHEUMATISE HITS YOU Bape   Sloan’s Liniment shoutd be kept handy for 2c

SEC'Y HOUSTON FOR ECONOM)   He Opposes Svidiers Bill Before Sen “ate Finance Committee

HOUSTON OPPOSES _. WAR BONIS BIL   Tells Senate Committée Strict

HOUSTON ASKS FOUR BILLIONS “+HROUGH TAXES  Would Fase. lp on People -But Hit Harder at Corpor-

OPPOSED 10 SOLDIER BONUS   Secretary o fthe Treasury Houston Ad vises Against This Expenditure Before Senate Committee.

HOUSTON MOVE FOR A JAX REVISION   Takes Stand Against the Soldier Bonus Bill --- Also Makes Other Recommendations.

HOUSTON AGAIN WARK OENATE AGAINST BONUS   ihe Confesses He Does Not Know Where Money Will Come From if Bill Passes   FAVORS ABOLITION OF EXCESS PROFITS TAX   SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION 3) SURTANES AS WELL AS AG GREGATE LEVIES OF Aq  4AINDS RECOMMENDED

FRENCH TROOPS WIN IN SYRIA   Situation Alarming as Bedouin Chiefs Assemble at Damascue

FRENCH ADVANCING IN SYRIA   Bedouin Chiefs Assemble at Da i mascus, Which Is in a Ferment : —Situation Alarming.

WILL ABANDON ROAD      ‘omission Allows Company to Givo ‘Lp Line Betiveen Lexa? Towns.

EASTERN TEXAS RY. _ MAY ABANDON LINE   Receives Authority From ~ Federal Board.

RADICALS ll FROM U.S. CROSSING BORDER INTO RUSSI   Will Not Permit Hostilities to In terrupt Them on Way to ’ Petrograd.

REDS ARE NEAR RUSSIAN BORDEE   Last Word. From Deporte Soviets Shows Them to Have . Left.Last, Finnish: Station.-  THEY, STEAL : FROM SHIP

BUFORD SCREW OF BOLSHEVIAI La NEARING RUSSIA   Viborg, Last Station Before Crossing Border, Reached Sunday Afternoon   PETROGRAD ULTIMATE DESTINATION OF PARTY   EMMA GOLDMAN SENDS LOVE TO FRIENDS AND ENEMIES IN AMERICA, BUPORD PROPERTY PILFERED.,

Deported Reds Reach Russia   Emma Goldman Sent Her Love to all  Aimtricans, Friends and Enemies Alika @ha Gaia

DEPORTED “REDS REACH: ~ DESTINATION   . ai:  LEFT MANGO ON A SPECHAL  TRAIN GVARDED RY. bo FEN. ANISH WHEPTE GUARDS   WILL BE ESCORTED TO THE FINNISH-RUSSIAN BORDER AT TEREOLI

DEPORTED “REDS” ON THEIR WAY   SOVIET RUSSIA AND FINNISE TROOPS HAVE AGREED TO STOP FIGHTING

GREAT PARTY EDO ore NOW WITH RUSSIANS   American Radicals Have Crossed Finnish-Russian Border   eer Se  GOLDMAN LAMENTS CRUEL SEPARATION   Slav Bolshevik Will Wel. come the Yankee Party Kindly

249 RADICALS FROM THE ARK ARE EN ROUTE T0 PETROGRAD   The Reds Appeared Unusually So ber—Enma Goldman Sends Her Love ani Regards to U.S,

'DEPORTEES NEAR END OF JOURNE)   Emma Goldman Sends Message of Love to Friends and Enemies.

EMMA GOLDMAN SENDS REGARDS AND LOVE TO AL   Deported “Red” Declares She Starts for Russia With Mingled Emotions.

FORTY-FOUR FLYERS ENTER PLANES IN THANKSGIVING RAGE   Contestants to Take the Air ai Eleven in Contest for Pulitzer Trophy   RACE MARKS FIRST TRIAL OF STRENGTH FOR ARMY AND NAVY   Race is Over Triangular Course of 132 Miles

MANY ENTRIES IN AIR RAGE AT MINEOLA   Pershing and Daniels Lool On As Their Creations Compete.

HIGH SPEED TO CONTEST TODAY   Race Over Mitchell Field, Mineola, N. Y., of Unusual Interest; All “Toe the  Mark” Before Starting.    EVERY PIECE METAL IS HIGHLY POLISHED   Race Eventful In That I Marks the First Contest Between Army and Navy Pilots for “Ascendancy.”

AIRPLANES IN RAGE TODAY   Mineola, N. Y., Is Scene of International Air  Regatta.

PLANES TOE MARK FOROIMULTANEOU START IN BIG RACE   ‘Pershing, Sec’y Daniels, With Makers of Fast Air Machines at Mineola.

AIR RACES AT MINEOL!   : _ ‘MACHINES WILL INAUGURATE INNOVATION BY RACING AGAINST EACH OTHER.

UNIQUE AIR RACE ON CARDS TODAY MARKS NEW STEP   Planes Will Travel Over 132 Mile Course Si multaneously.

SPEEDY AIRPLANES STRIVE FOR TROPH)   Contest Is Held at Mineola N. Y.

IRISH QUESTION - SHOULD BE SETTLED FOR AMERICAN IRISE   Former Senator Lewis Will Ask President Wilson to Intercede    NECESSARY FOR TRANQUILITY HERE   :

HAM LEWI3 10 IRELANT'S FRIEND   Will Request Wilson to Ask England to Settle Question to Please Irish in U. S.

i ASK WILSON 10 ~ AID IRISH CAUSE   Senator Lewis Wants Presi dent to Ask England to Set‘ the Irish Question.

IRISH GET SYMPATHY   RESOLUTION TO PEACE TREATY ADOPTED BY SENATE.   Senator Lodge Calls Action Purely Hypocritical—Vote Follows AllDay Debate.

SENATORS EXPRESS SYMPATHY FOR IRISH   Senate Adopts Resouution to the Peace Treaty.   Vote Comes After an All-Day Debate : w-Lodge Calls Action Purely : Hypeocritical.

SYMPATHY FOR IRISH   Senate Adopts Resolution to the Peace Treaty.   Vote Comes After an All-Day Debate —tLodge Calls Action Purety Hypocritieai.

CAPTURED REBEL eHure Penn AN7   Warns Him in Time to Prevent Train Passing Over Mined Tracks. ‘   VILLA WATCHES OBREGON

CARRANZA, AT BAY, FOUGHT AS HERO, IS STORY   WARNING FROM CAPTURED REBEL WAS ALL THAT SAVED HIS LIFE

CARRANZA SAVED BY CAPTIVE’S WARNING   Revolutionist Told Track Was Mined.

WARNING FROM NOLDIER SAVED PRES.CARRANZA   American Was Aboard Train Destined to Be ' Mined. .

TRACK MINED, BUT PRISORER BE VEALS PLANS      Francisco Villa, Bandit Chief Declares He is Still Much interested in Affairs   TROUBLE MAKER IS _ OPPOSED TO OBREGON   Report of Agreement Between Mexico and Petrol Interests Confirmed

JUSTICE ATTACKS ~~ “DRY” RULING   Clarke Files Dissenting Opin. “ion, Holding: ‘Supreme Court, Exceeded ite Autharity

DISSENTING OPINION INTHE PROHI CAS      Associate Justice Clark of U. S. Supreme Court Gives Opinion.

DEFEATED 2 TO 0.   Local Base Ball ‘Team Met Defea in Opening Game of Season at: -. “ Bonton Sunday. .

BOYNTON. DEFEATS '  CHECOTAH SLUGGERS   Local Base Ball Team Met Defes in Opening Game of Season at Bonton Sunday.

REPUBLICANS FAIL TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT’S DISAPPROVAL.   Legislative Appropriation Bill Is Defi. nitely Killed in House-—Returned to the Committee.

'FAILS TO BEAT VETO   Appropriation Bill’ Defir’ ly Killed in the House.   Measure Returned to Committee for Reconsideration of Section Ob--, ~  Jected to by President.

JOHN FISHERO MURDERED   Unele Of Harry And Ed Fishero Killed In School Building In Mus knoon Oklehama

NOBODY ELSE: NILE OO He. WIRES FIVAL   Speech at Clintonville Re-Iterates “Short and Ugly” Charge Directed at La Follette’s ~ Campaign   ESCH BILL BETTER FOR THE PEOPLE THAN STATE MEASURE   Declares Act is More Progressive than La Follette’s Wissin Law .

LENROOT REFUSES TO ~ DEBATE J. THOMPSO!    Senator Urges LaFollette tc  Accept Challenge.

THOMPSON WON'T DO AS A SUBSTITUTE   Senator Declines to Debate VERE. Fe Firs: Binns

LENROOT REFUSES TA MEFT THOMPSON   Declines Invitation io Debate Challenges La Follette, No One Else.

WOMEN DELEGATES TAKE panes PART IN PROCEEDINGS OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASS SEMBLY AT GENEVA

FEMINISM HAS) MADE INROADS 18 ~ LEAGUE OF NATION:   This Despite the Fact Many Members Have Not Approved of Woman ‘Suffrage.

WOMEN PROMINENT IV NATION LEAGUE   Sweden, Norway and. France Represented on the Assembly Meeting at Cenevs.

Report of Federation Declaring G. O. P. Turned Its Back on Labor Will Be spread Broadcast Among Workers; Demands Made at Chicago Will Be Presented to Dem Ocratic Convention i

LABOR PARTY   PRESIDENT SAM GOMPERS. Vink TUALLY BLACKLISTED ‘PH. PARTY ‘TODAY.      ka Specint Report te the Anexteas  Federation of Labor Took Pixt form Pk:ak bs Plank and . Explained it. - %

CHARGES LABOR PLANK OF 6. 0. P. DENIAL CF LABOR   SAMUEL GOMPERS VIRTUALLY BLACKLISTED THE REPUBLL.. CAN PARTY TODAY

ATTACK IS MADE ON REPUBLICANS   SAMUEL GOMPERS SAYS PARTY PLATFORM 18S OPPOSED TO LABOR DEMANDS.   SPEECH MADE AT MONTREAL

BLACKLIST REPUBLICANS SAYS GOMPERS   Turned Back on Labor in Defiance of Claims.

LABOR TURNS AGAINST G. 0. P.   GOMPERS BLACKLISTS PARTY IN SPECIAL REPORT—PLATFORM 'S DENOUNCED.

GOMPERS =. BLACKLISTS REPUBLICANS        As BLIVAN CONVEN, TIGN TERNED ITS BACK PPO LABOUR   REPGRT WILL. BE SPREAT BROADPUAST AWONG FOUR MILLION ME BIR S OF

GOMPERS MAKES SPECIAL REPORT ON CONVENTION   Criticises Republican Party For Alleged Silence on Issues Demanded by Labor.

ORGANIZED LABOR OPENS ATTACK ON C. 0. P. PLATFORM   GOMPERS DECLARES REPUBLI CAN PARTY HAS TURNED ITS BACK ON AMER.  ’ ICAN *‘ LABOR   PARTY IS BLACKLISTED   Effort to Defeat Republicans at Polis Wi Be Started at Once — Piattorm is Denounced by Labor President

Request Congress To tion That Will P posal of Farmers Revolving Fund.

FARMERS ASK FOR “REVOLVING FUND’   ie Have Government Fiance Movement to In- Crease Food Pro- duction.

LOAN TO GERMANY IS GRANTED BY ENGLAND   Money Will Be Used to Buy Food so Thet Coal Agreement May Be Maintained,

EXTRADITION LIST HANDED GERMAN}   ASTONISHMENT IS CAUSED I ~ FRENCH CIRCLES AT BRITISH ATTITUDE.

NEW DEMAND — FOR GERMANS IS NOT SENT   Change of Front on Matter by Britain Is Given as Cause for Delay--Lloyd George Now Said To Want Demands Made Less Drastic.

FOR GERMANS — IS NOT SENT   Change of Front on Matter by Britain Is Given as Cause for Delay--Lloyd George Now Said To Want Demands Made Leee Dractic.

NEXT MEETING IN CHATTANOOGA   Hat Springs and Birm _ingham Also ‘After - Convention

bl. EDWARDS fa AOGAILED (Nl  DAP Toy REPORT   CHATTANOOGA GETS NEXT CON. VENTION OF SOUTHERN BAP. TISTS IN MAY, 1921.

Be Male Until “Cone rants-Powei's   ‘LOAN PAYMENT-IN-GOLD - GIVEN: CONSIDERATION   Exchange: 208 Bonds’ ‘for. Trinkets and Plate to- Comply. ‘with Suggestion of Former Seoretary Glass Being Examived

ASK DANIELS ABOUT AWARDS   Resolution is Introduced in Congres: for Data as to Navy Medal Controversy.

REBELS REFUSE VILLA’S OFFER TO JOIN IN REVOLT   Fear of Trouble With U. S. Led to the Re fusal

FEDERAL BASEBALL PROBE   Convicted Players Way Be Penalized for Not Poving Tax on Monews Paid Them.

“BIG FOUR” EXPECTED TO BE PICKED TODAY   Republican Delegates-At-Large Probably Will Go To Conven. tion Uninstructed

WEALTHY MAN DIES FROM BEATING   Aged Arizonan Said to Have Been Abused by Members of Family

FUNERAL OF DR, JAMES W. MARKOE HELD TODAY   My harl Reiland Officiated at Burial Chremony-Ask Indielment of Iivst Pegree Murder  Against Stmpkin,

FARMERS CHARGE WHEAT GRADES ARE UNFAIR   Growers, Commission Men and Millers at Chicaeo Conference on Snecifications.

CONSIDER WHEAT QUESTION   t afairnes« of Specifications for Grades Dicctiwnedt at Mearine.

S fel 10 STAY   Distute of Ey Rt sports That Amer fears Are to Be Recalled, .      ALLEN AND HIS MEN ON FAVOR

GERMANS WANT YANKS TO STAY   Disturbed By Reports That Amer. icans Are to Be Recalled.   ALLEN AND HIS MEN IN FAVCR

‘MANY TRUCKS AND AUTOS IN ILLINOIS      rN. & Today's Telegrams Today--

MRS. CLARA SMITH IS ELUDING ALL OFFICERS   Jake L. Hamon’s Business Man. ager in Texas on Business for the Estate.

WOMAN SOUGHT BY OKLAHOMA POLICE STILL AT LIBERT)   Clara Smith’s Whereabouts Re main Mystery and Death of Jake Hamon Has Not Been Explained.

INLAND WATERWAY ~ WOULD AID CONWA)      And All Other — Sea-Coasi Towns Along Our Eastern Borders.   - GIVES INFORMATION   Great Advantage Would Fol low the Opening of Such

TEMPERATURE TO REMAIN SAME PREDICTS NIXGN       SLIGHTLY LATHER MAY FOLLOW SOON

“FAIR AND WARMER” SAYS LOCAL OBSERVER       WEATHER ( RALLY CLEAR THRU WESTERN PART OF CO...

HERZOG SLASHED BY KNIFE   Chicago Ball Player Accased Of Crookedness Victim of Attack On Part of Twa Wer.

BUCK HERZOG CUT BY BASEBALL FAN AT JOLIET, ILL   “Here’s One of Those Crooked Chicago Ball Players,” Fanatic Shouts as He Wields Knife After Game.

FLYING ACROSS PACIFIC NEXT BIG AMBITION   Will Be the Most Difficult Feat Ever Attempted By Aircraft.

Gerard Before  Slush Prober:   Chairman Of Democratic Fi. nance Committee Gives His Testimony.   CONTRIBUTIONS NOT LIMITED

GERARD TELLS OF WAR SINEWS   As Furnished for the National Democratic Presidential Campaign Promotion. ~   NO LIMIT WAS SET ON SUM TO BE RAISED   Finance Committee Chairmai Says He Would Be Satisfied With a Million.

ADDRESS MADE — BY HUGHES   “Sacrifice of Patirotism in War Will Have  Been in Vain”

PEACE TIMES DEMAND OAGRIFICES SAME f5 WAR ASSERTS HUCHE!   PROMINENT REPUBLICAN POLITI.CLAN DISCUSSES QUESTION: BE. FORE COLLEGE CLASS,

Is Jack Dempsey ' a Real Slacker‘        Heavy Weight Pugilistie Champion Fndicted by lederal Grand Jury for Conspiring to "Evade Draft Law.

LOLOL  TWO BRAKEMEN CRUSHED TO DEATH AND BODIES BURNED IN THE WRECK

TWO KILLED IN TRAIN SMASH-UP NEAR SARATOG,   Freights’ Miss Signals iv Dense Fog and Crash,  Tha, BD...

Hellenes Capture Many Prisoners, Cannon and Machine Guns with Slight Losses in Smyrna Operations   TURKEY’S PEACE ENVOYS READY TO SUBMIT REPL’   Attitude - of Conquered Nation Toward Terms of Treaty Presented by Allies to be Made Known in Paris

GREEKS KEEPING FOE OW RUN Ih CAYANA DISTRICT   Moslems of India Threaten to Stir Things Up Because of Ottoman Treaty

LAST EDITION  4:00 OCLOCE      GREEKS ADVANCE FOUR WAYS IN ASIA-MINGE   ‘Several Towns Taken, and Many Prisoners and Guns Have - Been Captured.   ALLIES ARE IN CONTROL   Foch Says Policies Will Be Car ried Out, Turks to Submit Answer,

RAILROAD MEN IN XOUNGB TOWN DISTRICT RETURNING TO WORK-—APPEAL TO RAu MANAGERS

RAILROAD MANAGERS REJECT APPEAL FOR CrHORITY STANDING   Men That Are on Strike Meet  ' With Direct Refusal When Requesting Their Old Places. — Strikers. Want to Orvanize. °

STRIKERS WOULD QUIT   New York:Switchmen, Looking  for : <5.) Settlement.

AL MANAGERS REJEGT APPEAL CFA. Y, STRIKERS   OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE THAT PLACES OF “OUTLAWS” ARE BEING FILLED.

APPEAL FOR RESTORATION      New York Workers Make Request in Interest of Public.

REJECT APPEAL   Rail Managers Refuse to Restore Men to Positions.

MUKE 'T SHAN-CHALPF       WEEKLY CLINICS:~ HELP’      Nursing . Association Preseribes Proper Diet ‘That Restores to Health we         Monthly Report of Visiting Nw Shows Work Done by the’ Association

FIND MANY BABIES ARE UNDER WEIGHT   MORE ‘THAN<HALF OF 583 EXAMINED AT COUNTY FAIR TOO LIGHT   WEEKLY CLINICS HELP   Nursing Association Prescribes Proper Diet That Restores to Health   Monthly Repert of Visiting Nurse Shows Work Done by the Association

Death Toll is 1,000 in Mexican Earthquake   Flood and Fire Have Also Added Their Horrors to the Devastation Caused by the Quake

ONE THOUSAND DIE IN EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO IS REPORT   Loss Of Life Much Heavier Than Was At First Believed   VILLAGES DESTROYED   Floods And Fires Add To Suf fering In Many Distriets Following Cataclysm

MEXICAN QUAKE -DEATH ROLL 2000; STARVATION _ FEARED; BANDITS ACTIVE

QUAKE KILLS ATLEAST 1000 IN VERA CRU       * APPARENTLY. CH.  - ‘THAN FIRST: THOUGHT

MEXICO DEATH LIST IS OVER A THOUSANI   TOLL OF PARTHQUAKE HEAVIER THAN PIRST BELIEVED.   Yhree Dead at Barranca Grande and Chicothle and a Thos. eand In Vera Crore as Heaalt of Quake.

Mexican Officials Receive Word o Damace Dono In the State of Vera Cruz.

OVER 1,000 KILLED INMEXICAN QUAKI   All Houses and Other Property Havé Been Destroyed in Many Villages

MEXICO DEATH LIST IS OVER A THOUSANT   VOLL OF EARTHQUAKE HEAVIEI THAN FIHST BELIGVE      darce Dend at Barrat.« Grande and Chicothle and x Thor. anand In Vera Cruz as Reawnlt of Quake.

Thousand Killed In One , Mexican Town By Quake  And Death List Growing

1,000 PERSONS — WERE KILLED IN THE EARTHQUAKE   . é In Clearing Away Wreckage the Toll ‘Was Found Much, Heavier Than First’ Anticipated.

MEXICAN QUAKE ~ RESULTS INTHE DEATH OF 1.000   Secreiary of War Gives Figures Regarding the Disturbances of Saturday Night   STATE OF VERA CRUZ SUFFERS MOST CASUVALITIES   Floods and Rains Added to Sufferings of Hundreds of People Rendered Homeless

IRISH MUTINY NOT EXPECTED TOSPREAD   ‘Three-Fourths of One Batialion Have Handed Up Their Arms to Commander,

COTTON DEALERS APPEAL FOR HELP FROM GOVERNMENT   FIVE SENATORS HEAD COMMIT. TEE LAYING PROPOSITIONS BEFORE RESERVE BOARD

COTTON GROWERS FAIL TO GONVINCE RESERVE BANKERS   Gov. Harding Said Propositions S: Intricate No Definite Reply Was Given.   SENATOR SMITH SEEKS EVEN TEMPORARY HELP   Conference Not Concluded And The Future Action Of Cotton Men Not Decide:t.

ILLEGALLY ADVANCED 10 CENTS POUND   Says Representative Howard---Elimi: nation of Sugar Speculators Said to Be Assured.

EXTRA!   Telegraphic!   SUGAR SPECULATION 1S ELIMINAT. ED BY AGREEMENT

Will Elimnate Sugar Speculators   Re-Sale of Sugar to Middleman for Speculation to be Prevented.

NEW SUGAR SALES PLAN FORCED ON REFINERS IS ENEMY.TO HIGH PRICES      Agréement Reached With Government Aimed at'Middle-man Speculator Who Is Blamed fos Hich Prices of Commodity

PLAN CURB ON PROFITEERS   Agreement Is Reached By De partment Of Justice And Refiners

Elimination of Speculators From Sugar Market Expected to Give Early Improvemen

WILSON PLEADS FOA SUFFRAGE   Urges Gov. Parker of Louisiana to Use Jnfluence in Legistature

Wilson Urges Governor of Louisiana to Give Support  and Influence to Suffrage

COMPLETE PLANS FOR BiG DEBATE   Governor Allen and Samue Gompers Speak in New York, May 28

COURT CONTINUES MURDER HEARINGS   Trials of 24 Men Indicted In Connection With Matewan Riot Delayed

MATEWAN TRIALS CONTINUED UNTIL JANUARY 19, 192   Two Material Witnesses Absent, Attorneys for the State Tell the Court.   OBJECTIONS OF DEFENSE COUNSEL OVERRULED   Bonds in Sum of $10,000 Each Given by Fifteen of Defend. ants, the Other Nine Being Released on Their Old Bonds Until Today.

POSTPONE MURDER TRIALS      : * aac ‘Men Indicted in. Connectior  With Killing Ten at   oe Matewan.

POSTPONE MURDER TRIALS.   Men Indicted in Connection With Killing Ten at 7 Matewan.

SMALL PROSPECT . OF CHURCH UNION   Adoption of Plan to Unite the Branches of M. E. Church Seems Doubtful 

MANY DIE IN FIUME RIOTS   Death and Much Destruction of Prop. erty When Italians and JugoSiave Ciash.

SEVERAL KILLED.   Sugo-Slav Coniulate Sacked. During Cinkh With Italians.

TALIANS AND JUGOS CLASH   SEVERAL KILLED, MAN? HURT IN MOB CLASH AT FIUME,

WILL RAISE LARGE FUND.   Catholic Organizations Plan t< Have Endowment of $25,000,000 for Activities.

HARD ATIT FOR  COMING COMBAT   DUMMY WEST TRAINING HARD FOR WALKER BOUT.   A Ten Round Go That Will Show All There is in Boxing, is Anticipated.

HARD AT IT FOR COMING COMBAT   DUMMY WHAT TRAINING HARD FOR WALKER HOUT,   A Ten Round Go That WH Ahow AN There in in Boxtag, ia Antlelonted,

15-PRISONERS WERE PARDONEL   Several Were-Paroled tc “Spend Thanksgiving “With Relatives

BAPTISTS GET 2 MILLION IN ROCKEFELLER DONATION   Oil King Gives One Fourth of $8.000,000 Victory Campaijm Fund of Laymen.

GIFT OF $2,000,900   John D. Rockefeller Adds to Baptist Revenues.

BAPTISTS MASt &$8.000,000,   John D. Rockefeller Gives $2,000,000 io Taymen’s Fund.

“The Greatest Mother in th - World” Will Be Symbol- ized in Special Service .   In Churches Ov Over Country “1,500,000 Members Is “~Q@éal in Lake ae

HeD CROSS DRIVE HOR MEMBERS ON   “The Greatest Mother of Them All’ Makes An Appeal That Can Not Be Resisted.

BUSH VION REAL MENACE   Winston Churchill Calls Attention to the Peril of Radicalism.

CHURCHILL SEES RUSSIAN PERT   British War Secretary Says It Menaces British Empire

OPEN DIPLOMACY IN FUTURE   Lengue of Netions Fuectioning and  Believed Destined to Bries te 2 Beceem

LEAGUE IS READY TO REGISTER ALL PEACE TREATIES President of Council Declares It Is Working.

MUCH SUGAR WATER I$ NEVER TAPPED   DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS THAT MANY STATES SHOULD DEVELOP RESOURCES PROPERLY 

DEATH SCANDAL ROCKS. CHICAGD   Members of Mercantile .Aristocracy Involved® in Death of Widely Known Diamond Dealer; Son of Big Furrier Questioned by Police.

BOOZE PARTY MURDER GROWS COMPLICATED   Chicago Sequel To Famous Elwell Case Puzzles The Police of Windy City.

AUSTRIA FORMALLY ASKS SEAT IN THE NATIONS’ LEAGUE   No Intimation Has Been Re ceived of German Intention of Making Application at Geneva.

AUSTRIA REQUESTS LEAGUE ADMISSION      Formal Notice Is Filed With " Secretariat; Points to Treaty   PROMISED MEMBERSHIP

Al ernta ASKS ADMISSION.   Formal Application Made for Mem bership [m League.

AUSTRIA OEEKG MEMBEROHIP IN NATIONS LENGUE   Formal Application Is Received By the Secretariat; German’s Intentions Have Not Been Made Public.

J: E, BAHNSEN HOME . ‘ _ ROBBED SUNDAY  a   Pair. of Muskogee Burglars. Visit: J 7 E. Bahnsen Home. ‘Sunday ~ Boeaning aie leyen

‘ROBBERS VISIT CITY.   Pair of Muskogee Burglars Visit J. : El Bahnsen. Home Sunday   Wasa ten ye”

woop IN NEW POST FRIDAY   Major General Takes Commana of Sixth Army Corps at Fort Sheridan.

Major General Takes Comma®c o: Sixth Army Corps at For Sheridan.

J, P. MORGAN TO BE UNDER ONE ROOK   Vast Interests of Famous Banking Firm to be Housed In 33-Story .Buildine.

NEWBERRY CASE GROWS BITTER   GOVERNMENT LEADERS UNPOPULAR; THEY MOVE THEIR OUARTERS.

(OWA SHOE DEALERS JOIN MOVEMENT TO STOP PROFITEERING   Would, Assist in Prosecution of Sho Dealers Who Exact Exhorbitant Profits from Their Cus¥omera.

FINDS CHILDREN COSTLY      Woman Thereupon 3skhs 35,009 Aowance from Husband’s Estate for Each Child of Hers.

MAY TAKE OVER. CARS,   enver Counch avers Ofuntctpal Afaunagement, .

Washington Is Still Silent Over Progress of Parley With Nipponese Regarding Proposed California Law

SUPINE AND TIMID POLICY.   Democratic Characterization by Senator New Commenting on Attitude to Japan.

ROW OVER LEAGUE UF NATIONS TAKES ON SERIOUS ASPECT   stiffening of Resistance of Mild Reservations Group Brings — Issue Sharply to Fore   PLATFORM MAY NOT BE REZORTED BEFORE FRIDAY   Exact Source and Character of Move for Immediate Nomination of a Candidate Nowy Apparent—Twentyeight Subjects Discussed by Sixty Persons Before Committee,

Twenty-Eight Subjects of Wide Range are Gravely Discussed Before Resolutions Committee at Yesterday’s Open Hearings   MILD RESERVATION GROUP LED BY EX SENATOR GRANE

DENY VOTE BARRING CHARGES   Southern Congreasmen Aver Negroes’ Piea Is Unfounded—tngult to the States.

WHITE PEOPLE AE LAWLESS SAYS NEBAL   ‘Representative of the Ad-vancement of Colored Peo' ples: Union is Called Down  By Southern Congressmen i

CHARGES AROUSE SOUTHERN SOLONS   Take Exception to Easterner’s Testimony.

REGENT CHARGE OF ELECTION FRUITS   CONGRESSMEN OF SOUTH DE. NOUNCE STATEMENT OF SOCIETY’S SEC,   JECLARES NEGROES BEATEN   Witness Before Census Committes Asserts Over Thirty Were Killed In Florida Election Riot.

CHARGES AROUSES SOUTHERNERS   Majority of White People in South Carolina Accused of Being Law-

WHITE OF NEW YORK, CHARGES THAT THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH ARE LAWLESS   Develops In Investigation Before Congress on Negro Question—Is Challenged by Congressman Bee, of Texas,

BEE OBJECTS TQ INSULI OFFERED SOUTH; SAY: EVIDENCE IS HEAR-SAY   Texan Declares Alleged Disenfranchisement Not Matter for Congress.

CHARGE NEGROES LOST VOTE      Exciting Scenes at Hearing Before Census Committee,

Southern Congressmen Fire Hot Shot at Negro Organization Witnesses.

SOUTHERN CON GRESSMER AROUSED BY CHARGE OI NEW YORK SECRETAR'   WALTER WHITE OF NEGRO ADFANCEMENT SOCIETY, MAKES CHARGES ALLEGED-~ MIS. STATEMENTS TO SOUTH

EACITING SCENES WHEN NEGRO VOTE IS DISCUSSED   fexas Representative Charges earsay Evidence Introduced  to Committee.   THE KU KLUX MENTIONED   Affidavits Presented from Negroes, Alleging Deprived of Vote.

SCENES EXCITING IN NEGRO HEARING   Representatives Tell‘ Negroes to Take Their Troubles to the Courtg.

WHITES IN SOUTH ARE LAWLESS, COMMITTEE ON CENSUS IS TOLD   Secretary for Advancement of Colered People Testifies at Meeting,

LAWLESSNESS IS CHARGED AGAINST SOUTHERN STATES   Spokesman for Negro Or. ganization Called Down by Southerners.

SOUTHERNERS  BECOME RILED   Don’t Like Ch Charges Preferred by New Yorker .  in Committee:

SGUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES RUSENT CHARGES OF LAWLESSNESS MABE BY CHARIPION OF NEGROES SECRETARY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEO Pic IN THE SOUTH MAKES A SWEEPING AND SLANDEROUS CHARGE   (Associated Press)

SOUTH WON'T LET NEGROES VOTE   Was Charge Before Con gressional Committee.   SOUTHERN MEMBERS DENYIT   Affidavits of 941 Negroes of Jack sonville, That They Were De-, prived of Right.

SAY VOTES ARE NOT BARRED   Negroes’ Charges Unfounded, Declare  Cairst+harnm Cannrecemen

SPILL (N MINVESOTA   Johusen and Woud Supporters w iH Send Costesting Delegations. 

MINNESOTA IN __ BITTER ROW IN ~ €.0.P. CONVENE   MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION SPLITS OVER WOOD AND JOHNSON CANDIDACIES.

MAY BE NEXT WEEK   GOVERNOR HOLDING THGHT As TO SPECIAL SESSION DATE.

MAY BE NEKT WEEK   GOVERNOR HOI TO SPECIAL SES  TIGHT 4 LON DATE,              Relief Wis Call Will !Come in a Few Days,

IMERIGA ALONE. HOLDS KEY TQ WORLA) PEACE   “Movement for Disarmamen' More Immediately Effective Than League of Nations   OTHER POWERS EAGER FOR NAVAL HOLIDAY   APPORTIONMENT OF TROOPS ACCORDING TO POLICE NEEDS WOULD END CON: TEST FOR SUPREMACY

WORLD NAVAL SITUATION   WHATEVER  THIS COUNTRY SAYS WILL HE DONE RELA. TIVE TO CONSTRUCTIONS      AMERICA ALONE HAS FINAN. (HAL  RESOURCES FOR WAPRHIP LY PAavgrory

Gradual Disarmament Will Be Among Important Hardina Policies.   AMERICA IS HOLDING KEY   Other Nations Glad to Co-operate if U. S$. Will Only Set the Pace.

AMERICA WILE DICTATE NAVAL POLICY FOR AL   This Nation Can Control Thru Holding the Purse  Strings

GIVEN A BANQUET   STOCK BREEDERS OF NORTH. WEST ENTERTAINED   MANY TALKS OF VALUE HEARD   About 150 Guests Gathered at Columbia Hall and Enjoy a Social Evening, Featured by Community Sing. ing and Several Speeches.

About 150 Guests Gathered at Col. umbia Hall and Enjoy a Social Evehing, Featured by Community Sing. ing and Several. Speeches.

ANGLO FRENGH CONFERENCE. Al HYTHE SUCCESS   Decision is to ask lump sum - from. Germany in in—etallments

SATISFACTION IS REGISTERED OVER HYTHE CONFERENCE   PRACTICAL PLAN   Decision ta Ask a Luaip sum Of Indemnily From Germany — in-:fnslaifments Causes Comticndation.

Wood's Followers Exult for 38 Minutes After Gov ernor - Allen’s Nominating Speech—Lowden Demonstration Lasts Forty-Two Minutes.  _ Johnson is the First to Receive ' — Hisses of the Delegates.

REPUBLICANS START REAL RACE WORK   Call For Nominating Speeches Is Made By Lodge.

THE GREAT DAY (a ONIN SHIGAGD   FAVORITE SONS ARE PLACED  BEFORE CONVENTION, — y      BIG DEMONSTRATIONS FOLLOW:   Woad Comes First ad Pandemonium Reigned for 45 Minutes—lowa Leads in the “Rooting” for Governor Lowden.

WOOD, JOHNSON AND LOWDEN PRESENTED 106.0.P. DELEGATES   DRAMATIC BUSINESS OF SELECT ING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE STARTS THIS MORNING   BIG DEMONSTRATIONS   Demonstration for Johnson is Disappointment But Wood and Lowden Receive Enthusiastic Support

AS ih GREAT DEMONSTRATION   Day Of Listening To Fervid Oratory Faces Hot And Tired Representatives Of Grand Old Party--Day Is Oppressive With In ' tense Heat As Fourth Session Opens.

VILL CELEBRATE TERCENTENAR)   Bermuda, Oldest’ Remaining Brit. ish “Plantation” te Have z Affair

VILL CELEBRATE TERCENTENARY   Bermuda, Oldest Remaining Brit. ish “Plantation” to Have Festive Affair

STEEL STRIKE CLAIMS DIFFER   Labor Leaders Say 10Q000 Are Out— - Plants Run Normally, Companies Assert.

EH O00) STEEL WORKERS UTILL OT HIKING   HEADQUARTERS OF UNION DE. VOTING TIME TO) KEEPING STRIKELS LINED UP.

QUTEN 1203 SQUARE: MILES Ot LAND ARQUND SW PRNA, ; TEBEY,   GRERCE Wen HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL OF VALUABLE NEW CONCESSION,

MINE WORKERS  AGREE THAT MINERS. MUST G0 TO WORK  Bat Undecided About Whether There   But Undecided About Whether There Shall Be Provisos   Mine Chiefs Holding Out for Provioc Presideat Shall Reopen Minere’ Case,

BELIEVE END OF GOAL OTRIKE NEAR; BACK TO MINES ORDER EXPECTED BY LEADERS   Policy Meeting Adjourns To Meet Tuesday When Strike Matters Will Be Worked Out; See End Of Walkout.

‘INE WORKERS  AGREE THAT. MINERS. UST 60 TO WORK   Bat Undecided About Whether There Shall Be Provisos   Mine Chiefs Holding Out for Proviso President Shall Reopen Miners’ Case.

UNION DECIDES 10 ORDER MEN BACK TO THE COLLIERIE!   Appeal Will Be Made t President Wilson For ; New Wage Hearing   CONDITIONS IMPROVE

DISQUIETING RUMORS OF UNREST IN RANKS OF MEXICAN LABOR   Strike Of Stevedores At Port Of Vera Cruz Has Been Basis For Number Of Sympathetic Walkouts, Especially In Yucatan.

ROPER 10 PROBE MICHIGAN CASE   Internal Revenue Commission. er Will Investigate ‘‘Rum Rebellion.’’

U. 0. DAY Gnltt EME LIQUOR HID IN GELLAR   Fails to Locate State’s Attorney; Revenue Bureau to Investigate  Whole Case.

FEDERAL AGENTS DESTROY LIQUOR AT IRON RIVER   Wine Placed For Safe Keeping In Priest's House Poured Into the Gutter.   THE STATE OFFICIALS AWAY   Not Located For Desired Confer: ‘ence—Roper Promises Com: plete Investigation.

COLD SNAP’ COMING.      Fit Your Coal ‘Bins Ts Advise o Weather Bureau. 7

COLD SNAP COMING.   Fill Your Coal Bins Is Advise o' Weather Bureau.

ARMENIAN MARDATE HAG STIPULATIONS   CERTAIN BOUNDARIES, FREE PORT AND PROTECTION INSISTED UPON.

ARMENIA MUST BE PROTECTED COUNCIL SAYS   SUPREME AND LEAGUE BODIES SEEM UNABLE TO GET TOGETHER ON IT.   Joint Financial Suppert Should Be Provided Before Asking Any Country to Take Mandate,

NIA MUST HAVE FREE POR   League Council Insists Boun daries Must be Fixed Be fore Mandate is Offered t Any Power.

LEAGUE COUNCIL ASKS GUARANTEE FOR ARMENI,   Will Not Issue ‘Mandate Unless Tur. kish Treaty Provides Protection for New State.

DEFERENCE SHOWN TO WILSON   Supreme War Council Wants Him to  ris Armenian Howeudary.

ARMENIAN MANDATE      To be Offered Only Under Certain Conditions

League Council Names Stipu. lations It Endorses Regard ing Areenia,   WOULD GIVE BURDEN TO GROUP OF POWERS   With Protection Provided League Would Give Mandate to Small Nation:

DIVIDED ON STRICTLY PARTY : LINES   Over the Sims-Daniel Controversy  and Inquiry.

DNIOED ON STRICTLY PART LINES  Over the Sims-Daniel Controversy and Inquiry.

NEW MEMBERS ARE SWORN I   DISPOSAL OF MERCHANT FLEET IS PROBLEM CONFRONTING NEW SHIPPING BOARD

Two Legislators .Favoring Measure Arrive in Capital After [nec   Visit of Anti Delegation Fails to Sway Him in His ©  Stand.

TWO STATES TO TAKE ACTION ON SUFFRAGE ISSUE   Tennessee and Nortl Carolina Assemblies in Session.

GREEKS CELEBRATE VICTORY   Entire Nation Joins in Solemn Reli. gious Services—Venizelos Gets Gold Wreath.

GREEKS CELEBRATE WiCTORY   * é x . ’ Entire Nation Jeins jin Solemn Rell. gious Servicese—Venizelcs Gets _Goitd Wreath,

GREEK VICTORY CELEBRATED      Entire Nation Joins in Solemn Re ligious Services—Wreath for Venizelos.

OUTBREAK FEARED AFTER SHOOTING GF ERZBERGER   Young Student Told Police He Did It Because His Victim Was Noxious to Germany. :

M ERZBERGER. FIRED UPON BY:  BERLIN YOUTH   Hinister of Finance Not Seriously Injured; Bullet. Lodges in Shoulder *—   NOSKE PREPARES FOR -_ POSSIBLE OUTBREAKS   ATTACK BY ASSASSIN er LOWS STORMY TRIAN  BROUGHT BY HELPF a FOR LIBEL a

GERMANY IS ~ WARY AFTER MURDER TRY   Fear Attack on Erzber ger Means Monarchial Outbreaks?

GERMAN MINISTER OF FINANCE SHOT BY YOUNGSTUDENT   MATHIAS ERZBERGER SLIGHTLY WOUNDED BY FORMER OFFICER YESTERDAY  ARTERNOON   FEAR MONARCHIST UPRISING   Guaris Are Placed About Public Buildings and Extreme = Precautions ete Taken — Sheoting Results from Court Trial

Was Only Unsuccessful Because of - Faulty Aim of Assassin--German Cabinet Minister Will Recover.

FEAR OF OUTBREAK ELT IN GERMANY   Precautions are Exercised in Many Cities to Prevent a Monarchist Upheaval.   MINISTER ERZBERGER SHOT   Wounded By Young Student Who was Former Lieutenant in Kaiser’s Army.

TO PREVENT MONARCHIST _ QUTBREAY   GERMAN GOVE. TAKING PRE. CAUTION AFTER SHOOTING MENISTER OF FT rCE         WAS SHOT BY A-YOCNG Sty. DENT BUT NOT SERHIUSLY EMOTE EPR Te

Hear Rumblings After Erzburger Shooting  STUDENT Is HELD  Minister of Finance Hit In Shoulder ,

SHIPPING BOARD BUYS FUEL OIL   Contract Calls for the Delivery of 12,000,000 Barrels,

12 MILLION BARRELS OF OIL CONTRACTED FO   Shipping Board Announces That Much ts Bought for Atlantic and Gulf Ports

SHIPPING BOARD SIGNG ~ CONTRACTS. FOR FUEL      OF OU: FOR ATLANTIC “AND GULF. DELIVERY.

DIL CONTRACTS SIGNED   WILL SUPPLY BIG AMOUNT.   Companies Agree to FPurnis! More Than 12,000,000 Bar"rele to Shipping Board.

Reported Agreement of Leaders of Two Factions Leaves Ebert in Power

MAY AVOID ~ INTERNAL WA   AGREEMENT OF GERMAN FACTIONS REPORTED   New President to Be Elected By Vote of German People.

EIGHT MINERS  UNDER ARRES!   Prohibition Officers: De ' gtroyed Whiskey Still Last Night

MINERS AND OFFICERS FIGHT COVER POSSESSION OF WILD CAT WHISKE}   FOREIGNERS FIGHT AGAINST PRO.  HIBITION ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AT STRAWN.

ARREST MINERS IN CTRAWN OUTBREAK   ONE KILLED IN PIGHT WITH PRO. HIBITION OFPICBRS THERE LATE WEDNESDAY.

J0 DEATH   Gecrge Derman, Aged 60, Dies While Attempting to Burrow His Way Through Snow Drift.

SOUTH DAKOTA MAN IS FROZEN TO DEATH   Found Standing Upright i in  Snow-Drift.

PARLEY P. AGIN LEAGUENATIONS   He is Ready to Extent the Hand of Fellowship to Germany.

DAVID GOLDSTEIN IS HERE TONIGHT   “Bolshevism; What It It: The Rem edy for 10" Subject of Address at City Hall,

K OF C.LECTURE ON “ROESHEVICM   David Goldstein Will: Address People of the Coast: Monday and Wednesday.

DENTES FINANCING HELME   Paal Kiva, Newberry Manager. Says  Committee Did Vow Put Wee Hands.

DENIES FINANCING HELME   Paal King, Newberry Manager. Says Committee Did Not Pat  oe

INFERNAL MACHINE CAUSED EXPLOSION IT ES NOW BELIEVED   INJURED NUMBER OVER 200WARNING OF EXPLOSION HAD BEEN GIVEN   MAN WHO GAVE WARNING TEAS BEEN ARRESTED IN (iwane

PUSH PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ON CANTU   CAPITAL HAS NO CONFIRMATION OF REPORTED SURRENDER, CALLES ANNOUNCES.

WIFE AND RELATIVES CONTINUE THEIR VIGI   British Government Standing Pat on lrish Policy—Little Likelihood Any of Hunger Strikers Will Be Freed.

MIND OF LORD MAYOR BEGINS TO WEAKEN IN LACK OF FOOD   Relatives of Starving Sinn Feiner Refuse to Urge Tet. ta haw   CAUSE IS HOPELESS   MacSwiney Had Premonition That He Would Die In Prison For Ireland

MAYOR M'SWINEY CONTINUES HIS HUNGER FIGHT   SHOWS A WONDERFUL VI TALITY IN HIS LONG ) FIGHT.   GOVERNMENT STANDS PAT ON ITS POSITION

IWENTY-(NTH DAY (IF HIS STARVATION   Finds Mayor Terence Mac Swiney Alive, But Determined to Take No Nourishment.

Mayor Able To Converse  Briefly Early Friday.   BRITAIN STANDS PAT   Little Likelihood That An Hunger Strikers Will Be Freed.

FREE GERMAN RADICAL CHIEF   Ernest Daumiyg Granted Compensation for Imprisonment by Mili. tary Court.

-APRAID OF PISTOL FIRE.         “Shan. tu KHL Order Reduce: “Cele in Atlanta.

GHURCH QUOTAS: FOR DAVIESS ANWONEE             “NTS TAP. TY WHT BE

JEFFERSON COUNTY’S QUOTA   Of Indiana Baptist Churches Financial Drive April 25 to May 2.

BAPTIST QUOTAS.   fipion County Baptists Asked ft subscribe S30,655.

QUOTAS FIXED}FOR DECATURCHURCHES   Decatur County Baptist Congregations Asked to Raise $81,230  in World Movement   ADAMS MAN IS DIRECTOR   A. R. Turner in Charge of Work o Raising Fund—Indiana’s Quota _ in National Movement Placed  at $3,500,000,

BA i as 7. : _ Es ee UP : FOR NEW’ WORLD MOVE- .. MENT. CAMPAIGN. 

UNCLE SAM 10 PUBLISH NAMES OF DESERTERS      Unpleasant Surprise is Plan ned for Men Who Evaded Draft.   173,911 ARE LISTED  “Home Town” Papers Will Be  Given Names Before the Accused Face Trial.

U.S. TO ROUND UP ALL DRAFT EVADER:      Governmentiias List of 173,01 Names For Publiention.—Aska Help of Citizens and Loglan,  eBiy

SURPRISE FOR DRAFT DESERTERS   Publication of Names Prelimi nary Step to Speedy U.S. Prosecution

WILL PUBLISH,  . ‘NAMES OF ALL . DRAFT EVADER'   Government to Make List : Public 1 in Their: Home ”  Taverne

« Print Names  Of Draft Dodger:   Those Who Dodged Service tc Receive an Unpleasant Surprise   Lapit)= «CT OT ALS 173,91)

A Talk With a Marshall Man   Mr. Fo Luseker. Blaochenith, 0! 3) 3. Marshall Ave, Tells Hla Experience

‘A Talk With a Marshall Man   Mr. Fe Luscheg, Wiacksmith, of TMG OS .Maexhatl Are, Telis Bis Exnerlence

HEC. DANIELS CLAIMS. 0.F. WON BY FRAUD   Republican House Won by Home Vote With 5,000,000 Men Absent and Senate Won by Purchase, Says Sneaker

‘VICTORY WON B) FALSE PRETENSE’   Secretary Daniels “Explains” G. 0, P. Success in 1918

6.0. P, WON UNDER _ FALSE PRETENSES IN ' , 1918 SAYS DANIELS   Five Million Men Were Away on Military Service or in War Work   ae —— —  AMERICA’S FIGHTERS WANT PEACE DECLARES SECRETAR)   Says They Know Way to End War is to Join the League

Service Men Back League ToEnd Wars   SOLDIERS AND SAILORS TC VOTE AS THEY SHOT, DANIELS SAYS.

REPUBLICANS: WON": __ BY FALSE PRETENSE   Secretary Daniels Charg: ‘es in Speech, 

NAVY SECRETARY AT DUNN, N.C:   Says House Won in 1918 by ‘Home Vote and Senate Won by Purchase   Ex-Service Men Will Vote This Year as They Shot~s  Fighterc fre lbaseua

DANIELS IN WILD CHARGE ON ELECTION   Says G. O. P. Bought Senate But Fails to Give Proof.

FIGHTERS WILL SEE LEAGUE IS ADOPTED SAYS. SEC. DANIELS   In Speech At Dunn Today Secre. tary of Navy Asserts 1918 Election Unfairly Wen.   TELLS FIGHTERS’ ATTITUDE   Says it Is Identical to That of Commander ‘Lost Battalion”’ When it Was Surrounded.

G.0.P.WONUNDER FALSE PRETENSES N 1918 SAYS DANIELS   Five Million Men Were Away or Military Service or in + War Werk L   AMERIGA’S FIGHTERS. WANT . "PEACE DEGLARES SECRETARY   Says'They Know. War: to. End War-is to'Join the Léague

STEEL COMPANIES CUT ALL PRICE:   BELIEF IS THAT “BOTTOM HAS - BEEN REACHED’—NO WAGE   REDUCTIONS PLANNED.

STEEL PRICES AE SLASHED BY Lats INDEPENDENT FIRBIS   ‘Following the Lead of Jones & Laughlin. Cut in Bars, Plates, Shapes, is General.   WAGES MAY DROP LATER   Believed the Bottom Has Been Reached, and Industry Wili Be Stabilized.

SMART CUT IN STEEL PRICES   JONES 4 LAUGHLIN WILLS LEAD  AND OTHERS FOLLOW.   REDUCTIONS TO LEVEL OF 1919   NEW SCREDULE DUE TO LAW oF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.   Expected to Have the Effect of Stabilisiag Market and Giving ae Lmpetue te Building Operatiens.

LOWER PRICES ON STERE PRODUCTS   Will Drop To Level Of United Steel Industrial Board Quotations.

NDEPENDENT  COMPANIES. FOL. LOW LEAD OF PITTSBURG CoR.  “PORATION, WHICH HAS “RE DUCED PRICE ON BARS, PLATES AND STRUCTURAL SHAPES.

INUEPENDENTS® » LOWER STEEL  Price Cut Started by the Jones & Laughlin Co  Return to March, 1919, Level of Industrial Board =   Officials Predict Out iz Wages Must Follow

EEL PRICES ARE REDUCED OR ILL BE LOWERED TO THE LEVEL OF MARCH. 1919. OFFICERS SA)   s, Plates and Structural Shapes Affected  y the Slash; No Reduction in Wages Is  ontemplated Immediately, But Is Regardas Inevitable Within a Few Weeks.

STEEL PRICES CUT BY INDEPENDENTS   To Accept £'s'a.ss at the Level Of Marea, 1919.)   FPA OF PROSPERITY FORESEEN

WAGE REDUCTIONS WITHIN A FEW WEEKS INEVITABLE   Independent Steel Companies Follow Lead Jones & Laughlin in Outting Prices.

CHANGES IN NATURAL WONDERS   Yellowstone National Park More Beau. tlful This Year. ,

GEYSERS ARE AT BEST THIS YEAR   Activity of Olid Faithful and the Rest New Wonder of Yellowstone National Park.   TERRACES GORGEOUS I% COLOR   Great Depth of Snow Last Winter Bo lieved Reaponsible for Unusual Brilliance of Natural Phenom. ena—Deer Often Seen.

Chief Secretary for Ireland Answers Labor Leaders’ Charge.   TO ARREST ALL LEADERS   Government’s Purpose Is to Rid Ireland of All Kinds of Firearms.

SEES PLOT 10 + DISRUPT EMPIR   thief Seerctary of Trehind Make: Speech 3 House al Commeons—

SEES SINN FEIN AS WORLD PLO]   Chief Secretary for treland Says De mand of British for Self Determina tion is Part of Pian to Disrupt Brit ish Empire in Speech,

CHARGE PLOT — SMASH BRITAI}   Greenwood Claims Sinn Fein Head qearters Show Consplracy te Disrapt Empire...

ENGLAND . STIRRED   Sir Hamar Greenwood Makes Charge That Gigantic Plot Is Under Way to Smash the British Empire.   LABORITE LEADER PUTS BLAME ON GOVERNMENT   Parliament Opens Session ow Trish Question Today ; Crisis in Irish Affairs Believed at Yand_ y

SEES CONSPIRACY TO SMASH EMPIRE   Sir Hamar Greenwood Says __ Sinn Fein Campaign Organized and Highly 4 micl.

Sinn Finn’s Aim. Is to Smash Whole British Empire   Chief Secretary for Ireland Makes Statement In House of Commons In Reply to Attack on Government.

SIR HAMMER GREENWOOD SAYS SINN FEIN CAMPAIGN 1S HIGHLY ORGANIZED TO SMASH EMPIRE   Statement Made in House of Commons in Answer to Henderson's Attack on the Government

OWNERS TAKE A RISK   Over 5€O0 Cars Still Have Last Year’s Licenses

ASK INCREASE IN FIRE DEPARTMENT   REQUEST FOR TWO-PLATOON SYSTEM PLACED WITH COMMISSION   10 DAYS TO CONSIDER      Lawrence Would Be First Sécondclass City to Install Deuble Fire Shift

REQUEST FOR TWO-PLATOON SYSTEM PLACED WITH COMMISSION   City Commissioners Express ne Opinion at Session Held Yesterday Evyenine   Lawrence Would Re First Second class City to Install Double Bre Shite

END OF STEEL STRIKE 1S OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED   VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN OF EDpUCATION AND REORGANIZATION TO BE STARTED IN PREPARATION FOR FUTURE ACTIVITIFS.

STEEL MEN’S STRIKE -OFFIGIALLY AT END   CALLED OFF BY AN ORDER OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE.   In Effect Since September 22, and 367,000 Men at One Time Involved —Union Leaders Threaten  Future Trouble.

STEEL STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Union Leaders Admit Defeat But Announce Finish Fight  for “Justice”   “Strike Has Encouraged Stee! Trade Unions to Redouble Efforts,” Says Foster

National Committee Decides to Proceed No Further.   367,000 ONCE INVOLVED   Union Leaders in Telegram Say Corporation Has Denied Workers Their Rights of Pree Speech and Assemblage---To Begin Campaign of Education and Reorganization.

PUBLIC ABUSE OF MEN FORCED ISSUE. CLAIM   Union Chiefs Declare They Will Educate Workers Until Ready to Win New Fight.  FEW ARE STILL OUT

EEL ICLARED OVER   ‘Union Officials Charge Ruthless Misuse of  Power.

STEEL STRIKE To OFFICIALLY ENDEL   TELEGRAM TO LABOR HEAD  QUARTERS AT WASHINGTON  ) 2 TELLS OF ACTION,   SCORES , “CORPORATION”   Vigorous Campaign of Education And Reorganization Will Be Immediately Begun.

STRIKEENDS  IN STEEL MILLS   Labor Struggle Begun September 22 and Involving at Start 367,000 Men Officially Called Off.   PUBLIC SENTIMENT IS HELD TO BLAME

UNION LEADERS CANCEL STRIKE IN STEEL MILLS   WALKOUT, WHICH TOOK PLACE SEPT. 22, IS OFFICIALLY CALLED OFF.   REORGANIZATION OF FORCES IS PLANNEI   This Work “Will Not Cease Until Industrial Justice Has _ Been Achieved.”

National Committee Calls -Off the Walkout, Which’ Went Into Effect September 22.      ADMIT DEFEAT OF UNION   he Corporations, Press, Courts anc Public Officials “Denied Men Right to Organize.”           igorous Campaign of Organization Will Go Forward Until Their Case Is Won, They Say.      PLANTS ARE ALL. RUNNING   Many Thousands Deserted Ranks ©! Strikers, Who at the Start Numbered 367,000.

IHE STEEL STRIKE CALLED   367,000 Workingmen Affec by the Result. Officers of   Organization   ADMIT THEIR DEFEAT

I$ CALLED OF}   Foster Quits as Secretary of Strike Committee—Press and Public Blaméd For Failure.

POLES CHARGE GERMAN PLOT   See Plan to Block Egress to Sea in Revision of the Danzig Frontier,

GOVERNOR OF MEXICAN STATE UNDER ARREST ON MURDER CHARGE   HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING  OF TWO PERSONS AND THE   WOUNDING OF OTHERS,

~"I§ ARRESTED   Executive Held Responsible for the Killing of Two Deputies

SUB CREW OUT BY HOLE iN HER HULL   CAPTAIN OF GEN. GOETHALS TELLS TRUE STORY OF RK OF RESCUE   ALANTHUS FIRST ON SCENE   Sighted a Distress § Sienal—Nothing to Telephone Story—One Always Out ot Water

SUBMARINE GREW RESCUED AFTER BEING ‘BURIED  ~WENRLY 2 DAYS   Diver, With All But 30 Feet of Her Bow Submerged, ls Located; Men Imprisnned About 44 Hours.   UNDERSHIRT IS USED AS FLAG OF DISTRESS   Hole Is Cut Through Hui By the Crew, Garment Is Hung On a Pole, Passing Veccel Sees Signal,

GHEW REPLETE WITH THRILLS   Men Owe Lives to Heroic Efforts of Engineer and Assistant, Who With Rachet Drill Pierce Hull Undersea Boat.  teatime nN   SIGNAL WITH UNDERSHIAT   Capt. Swinson of S. S. Gen eral Goethals Relistes a Weird Story of Sea in Locating Alanthus, Which Pumped Air.

PLIGHT OF $9 DISCOVERED BY PASSING Stilt      Submarine Was Standing or Find; Her Crew Had Cut Hole Thru Hull, iHunge Out Signal.

RESCUERS TELL OF SAVING MEN IN FLOODED SUB   BLEED AT MOUTH AND SUFFEb SWOLLEN FACES AFTER 44 HOURS UNDER SEA

SUBMARINE CREW AELEAGED AFTER ANXIOUS HOURS   BORE HOLE THROUGH PROTRUD ING END OF THE STRANDED ' UNDERSEA CRAFT   SIGHTED BY OCEAN LINER   Rescuers Promptly Arrange to Pump Air Into Half-Submerged Fighter, Saving All On Board From a Watery Grave

Captain Swinson of Army Transport Gives  ' All Credit for Heroic Act to Engineer: Officers of General Goethals; Steamer... -Alanthus Discovered Plight of Graft: ~.   SUB COMMANDER LAST T0 LEAVE

(Chance Discovery of Predicament Mede by Steamer, Net as Reault ef Telephene Beory.

RESGUE OF SUB GREW TOLD, HAD SIGNAL FLYING   UNDERSHIRT ON A! POLE SHOWN.      MEN REVIVE SOON, ON, BEING GIVEN AIR . THRU A HOLE,

VOTE FOR WINSOR   SUBMARINE §-0 CREWS ACSGUE DUE 10 QUICK WORK: OF AN ENGINEER

HOW SUBMARINE CREW WERE oAVED TOLD WN DETAIL   Thirty Men Owe Lives to Quick Work of Engineers Grace and McWilliams.   SEVEN HOURS REQUIRED TO DRILL HOLE IN HULL   Plight First Learned of by Steamship Atlanthus, Which Accidentally Discovered the Underseas Boat Off the Delaware Capes.

UNDERSHIRT, NOT BUOY, SAVED THE. SUBMARINE CREW      Bow of Damaged Vessel Stuck 30 Feet Out of . Water.   IMPRISONED MEN BORED _KEOLE IN CRAFTS HULI,   Rescuers With § ‘Smali Hand Drill Finally Managed to Cut Hole Big Enough — to Rescue Men.

CREW CF STRIGKEN SUBMARINE SAVED   Credit Given to Chief Enginee of. Ship.   STORY OF RESCUE TOLD.   Small Hand Ratchet Drill Used to, Open Hole in Under Water. Boat's Hull Large Enough for Imprisoned “Men to: Pasa Through—Credit Given to yyy

SUBMERSIBLE S-5 CREW SUBMERGED 44 HOURS, SAVEL   Men Imprisoned in Wreck Ofi Delaware Capes in Pitiable Condition.

INTO SUB WITH HANDDRILL   W. R. GRACE, ENGINEER OF THE GOETHALS, HERO OF RESCUE.   Worked Hours Panching Heles is 8-5'sn Hall Until Opeaing Lerge Enough to Let Crew . Through Wan Made.

SUBMARINE CREW WERE RESCUED BY MEN WITH DRILL   Crew Had Cut Hole !n Hull and Had Undershirt Flying On Pole As Distress Flag   COMMANDER OF VESSEL WAS LAST TO LEAVE HER   Chief Engineer ¢ and His Out Secilt           Transport Goethals istant Drilled By Hand.

SUBMARINE GREW ISRESCUED AFTER 44 HOURS DELAY   Credit for Saving Lives o Crew of Thirty Men Given Engineer Grace of S. S. General Goethals.

SUBMARINE'S. CREW RESOUED AFTER HOURSUNDER WATER   Hole Was: Cut: Through Large Enotigh' Fo Imprisoned Men To  Pornana   DISCOVERED’ BY ATLANTHUS

senator King Asseris Country in a Condition of Ferment and Foreigners Must Be Educated to Understand America; Condemns. llliteracy Test.

IMMIGRATION LAWS ARE PATGHED-UP CRAZY QUILT, SAYO OENATOR   Illiteracy Test Condemned. “Intellectuality Never Saved Nation.”

LETTERS PAVE- WAY:   Propaganda ‘Missives Have’ Been Sent Out to Prospects During}: the Week ~ ot       Members Sought Have Been Care ed and Classified for Solicit-”. ing Teams

ALL READY 10.60 OUT FOR MEMBERS   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TEAMS WILL START FOLLOW UP WORK      Propaganda Missives Have Been Sent Out to Prospects During the Week   Members Sought Have Been Carded and Classified for Solicit: ine Teams

0 SUSPECTS HELD IN OTATE CAPITAL AS BANK THEIVES   Harry Bennett of Des Moines, With St. Paul and Chicago Friends Suspected of Robbing Scully and Cambriage Financial {nstiutions.   Big Packard Car Seen in Towns Where Yeggs Operated: Value of Loots by Robbers Estimated § at $200,000 by Police Officers.

SIX ARE HELD FOR BANK ROBBERIE'   [Des “Moines Police Think They  “Have Gang Guilty of the Cambridge Bank Robbery

CAPTURE OF NAMUN GIRL BEFORE NIGHT   Authorities Say Early Arrest Is Possible --Marriage of Convenience Theme Is Denied By Relative.

THINK CLARA WILL SURRENDE!   Deputy Sheriff Royin Has a “Huneh That She Wi! Arrive In EL Paso Tonight *

THE HAMON GIRL   Will Be Arrested WithIn the Next * Twenty-Four Hours,

Ce teed ee cn = pe eam  DEMONSTRATES WHAT © AN BE DONE ON SMALE FARM

SEARCH FOR MURDERER ". OF SEVEN PERSON!   soe ‘qotprints and Stock of Shotgu 1 -Oply Clues in North Dakota Murder Mysterx.

MURDERER SOUGH FOR KILLING 7   Mystery Surrounds Crime ai Turtle Lake. N. D.

HUNT SLAYERS OF SEVEN: BABE ALIVE   Shotgun. and ‘Small * Hatchet Weapons Used-Robbery Was Motive,

 SHOT IN STRIKE: RIOT     The Tronble Started When Palice Tried to Seutter Crowd.

TAREE MEN SHOT, UNE WILL Olt, IN RIOT OF STRIKERS   Scoville Plant, at Waterburry, Scene of Small Riot At Noon Today.   STRIKER WILL NOT LIVE   Trouble Started on Report That Strike Breakers Were to Be Brcught In.

THREE MEN ARE SHOT... IN WATERBURY. RIGT   Policeman, Operative ane Striker Wounded During: Mix-Up at Scovill Plant.      RUMOR STARTS BATTLE

STRIKERS MET IN WATERBURY, CONN      Heard Scovill Co Planned t0 Bring Strike-Breakers

STRIKERS RIOT   Thren Men, Ton nf Them OAileors, Shot at Waterbury, Conn

THREE ARE SHOT IN WATERBURY, CONN.. STRIKE   e:  Two Policemen and Striker Among Those Injured—Riot Follows Report of Importation of Strike Breakers

THAEE WEN SHOT DURING Piots AT WATERBUR'   Report That Company Had Im ported Strike-Breaker: _ Caused Trouble.

THREE HURT IN RIOT   ‘  Three Strikers at Waterbury Shot  During Noon Hour,

OFFICIALS PROBE CORK HOLOCAUST   Fear Many Lives Lost ir Flame and Panic; Each Side Lays Blame on Other

SCOTCH VERSUS IRISH   PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT WHEN IRISH THREW BOMBS   Visitors Fought Back and Several Casualties Resulted

FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN CONCLUDE OILAGREEMENT   Designed to Secure Interna tional Co-Operation and to Eliminate Competition.   PROVIDES FOR DEVELOPING OF WELLS IN ROUMANIA   If Fields Are Opened in Mesopotamia by British Govern. ment French Government Will Get Fourth Net Output at Current Market Prices.

ERANCO-BRITISH PAGT REGARDING OIL COMPLETEL   Conclude An Agreement te Secure International Cooperation and to Eliminate All Competition.

Great Britain And France Take Steps to End Bitter Commercial Rivalry.

FRANCE MAKES OIL AGREEMENT WITH ENGLAND   TWO COUNTRIES GET TOCETHER TO ELIMINATE FRICTION OF COMPETITION.

FRANGE AND GREAT BRITAIN AGREE ON OIL SUPPLY PAG   Agreement to Eliminate Com petition and to Develop Resources Reached at Dual Conference.

Provisions Extend to All Gountries Where Petroleum Interests of Two Nations Can Be Usefully United or Might Conflict—Roumania is Affected.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN -WOIL AGREEMENT   INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION 18 ' SAID TO BE OBJECT OF AR" RANGEMENT.   “Extensive Operations in Roumania, Asia Minor and Galicia Said to Be on the Program.

--—-— ee SS —— ee  BRITISH AND FRENCH MAKE AGREEMENT ON OIL RIGHTS

SEVEN MURDERS CONFESSED   By Negro Sentenced To Be Hanged   MANY ROBBERIES   Were Committed According To the Con-fession

NEGRO ADMITS TEN MURDERS   Mose Gibson, Sentenced to Hang, Com. mitted So Many Burgiaries Could Not Enumerate Them.

NEGRO CONFESSES 10 SEVEN MURDERS   Santa Ana Slayer Can't Enumerate All Thefts He Has Committed

NEGRO SLAYER ADMITS GUILT OF TEN. MURDERS   Black Sentenced to Hang for Killing California Rancher Confesses to . Other Crimes 4

NEGRO CONFESSES TO SEVEN MURDERS   SENTENCED TO HANG, CON. DEMNED MAN TELLS CALIFORNTA POLICE OF CRIMES.

138 Teachers of County Joined Asso ciation Formed at Mecting Her Monday—Delegates Elected — ts Teachers Assembly

leachers Assn. Of Robeson Organized   138 Teachers of County Joined Asspciation Formed at Meeting Here Monday—Delegates Elected  ty Teachers Assembly   READING CIRCLE GROUPS

Everything From the Single Passen ger “Airster” to the Ten-Passenger “Aerousine”

BONUS BILL   PROVIDING $10 A MONTH ANG FRAGTION THEREGE   Who Served ia World War Was Killed In Judiciary Committee.

BUNUS BILL  PROVIDING $10 A MONTH AND FRACTION THERED   For Every Soldier, Sailor and Marine   Who Served in World War Was Killed In Judiciary Committee.

WON’T TRUST TURK SOLDIERS   Allies Refuse Troops Offered by the Suitan’s Government.

ALLIES DON’T WANT TURKS   Entente Powers Refuse Offer of the Sultan’s Government—Can't Trust Them. °

FIRST MEETING   DATE FOR THE LEAGUE OF N& TIONS HAS BEEN FIXED   “(United Press)

MEETING JAN, 11   A. M. Leon, of France, Will Preside and Deliver an Address,

W.0. TU WILL BRANGH OUT INTO NEW FIELDS   HAVING DONE OLD JOHN BARLEYCORN TO DEATH, LADIES WILL TAKE UP CAMPAIGN OF MORAL EDUCATION, ETC.

WG. 7. 0 WILL BRANCH DUT (NTO NEW. FIELD   EFAVING DONE OLD: JOHN “BARLEYGORN To DEATH, LADIES Wtll TAKE up CAMPAIGN OF MORAL EDUCATION ETC

WOMAN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION STRIVES TO ADVANCE MILLENNIUM DATE

NOT SO EASY HE SAYS   ‘Scrapping cf League May Not he i eset all

DECLARES HARDING MAY BE MISTAKE   Cornejo Says. New League Proposal “Childish.”

CANAL INDORSED   Plea for inland Waterway Ap. proved by Association

S. D. DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOPS ~ SUGAR GOUGERS   MAY BE TRIED IN S. D   eee tt ee eee  COMPLAINT SETS FORTH FOURTEEN COUNTS ALLEGING EXORBITANT PROFITS.

UTA SUGAR MEN TOE TIED OTH DAKOTA   United States District Attor. ney Files Charges in Salt Lake Alleging Profiteering—Sugar Sold in Sioux Falls.  entice ee a   SOUE ARREST WARRANTS      Charge of Gross Profiteering by Federal Grand Jury in Salt Lake Forms Basis of Many Complaints.

S. D. DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOPS SUGAR GOUGERS   Complaint Brought Against  Utah Company for Profiteering in Sales   MAY BE TRIED IN 5S. D.   COMPLAINT SETS FORTH FOURTEEN COUNTS ALLEGING EXOoORRITANT PROFITS.

WASHINGTON LETTER   Gasette’s Special Representative at the feat of Government Review, vents ef Gemeral Initersce

STEAMSHIP TYEE IS REPORTED DISABLED AT SEA WITH BOILER TROUBLE AND OUT OF ” COURSE.   FEW DETAILS ARE RECEIVED   Another Ship Went Aground, ‘Hull Is Punctured and Engine Rooms Full of Water.

HUB STEAMER CALLS FOR AID   The William O’Brier Sends Out S. 0. S.

STARVING ON THE DISABLED STEAMER TYREE   Northern Pacific Rushing to Aid in Answer to Wireless Messages.

STEAMER TYREE CALLS FOR All   Message States That Boiler Are Disabled And Crew Is Starving

NO ACTION YET TOWARDS ENDING VACATION STRIKE   Another Break in Ranks o! Idle Anthracite Miners inTackawanna Gounty. Pa.

THE COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS ACTS   REPLY TO BE PREPARED BY FRENCH LEGAL EXPERTS   REPLY TO DUTCH SOVERNMENT   The Council of Ambasadors to Carry on Work of Supreme Council Met  at Paris Tod:

The Coueeil of Ainbasadars to Carry on Work of Suprenic Council Met at Paris Today.

CHICAGO MIXUP GROWING DEEPEE   Political Thermometer Bob Up and Down as Candidates’ Chances are Discussed.   TWO ASPIRANTS. ARRIVE

CALIFORNIAN 1S IN LIMELIGHT   Growing in Strength at the _ Expense of Lowden   BRILLIANT CAMPAIGNER   Politicians Fear Affect of Senate Boodle Probe

SON, UST NO ‘SEEMS HAVELEAD I —NCHEAEO EVEN      GIVES EXPERTS: BRAIN, ~ ~~ FAG AND! ee   Teving To Keep Track 4 at Whi the Lead. in “Raee. fox Rep

LEADS LOWDEN IN THE FORECASTS   Sudden Development of Strength Car: ries California Senator Into Lead In Opinion of Convention Wiscacres,

CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN SATURDAY AFTERNGOK   ‘Senate Approves House Resolu tion—President Will Not Call Extra Session.

BlG CHANGES I POLITICAL GAUKE   OBSERVERS AT CHICAGO ARE DEVELOPING EYESTRAIN AND BRAIN FAG.

DECISION 10 COME ON FIFTH BALLOT   JOHNSON, WOOD AND LOW DEN ARE FAVORITES IN THE BETTING.   BUTLER GAINING SUPPOR   Friends of University Head Claiming He Is to Be a Strong Contender For the Nomination.

HARDING GATHERS VIEWS ON LEAGUE   2 REPUBLICANS AND A DEMOCRAT CONFERRED WITH HIM ON SATURDAY   SENATOR REED 1S HEART   Missourian Opposes Present League and Declares For More Deliberate Diplomatic Proceedings.

ADVICE: OF FRIEND AND FOE OF LEAGUE HEARD BY HARDING   Sen. Reed and Or. Butler Among  Conferees Called to Give  Opinions at Marion.

Nicholas M. Butler, Daugherty and Senator New Call Saturday.   BRYAN IS PLEASED   Senator Reed One of Three Democrats at Conference  Friday.

HARDING IN CONFERENCE   Still Talking *Associalion ol Nations” With His Advisors,

CONFERENCES CONTINUING   President-Elect Harding Heard Advice on New Cabinet Today

HARDING GALLS REED IN GONFAR   Democratic Opponent to League of Nations Gives Views on Subject.   CABINET SUBJECT IS UP:

REED, NEW ANG BUTLER CONFER WITH HARDIN   Divergent Viewpoints Given President Elect on World Association—Two Oppose War Referendum Proposal.

HARDING HEARS DIFFERENT VIEW!   New, Reed and Butler in Conference. 7

DIVERGENT VIFWS ON LEAGUE GIVEN   Senator Reed, Senator New and Nicholas Murray Butler Are Among Visitors

DISPUTE MAY BRING ABOUT . WITHDRAWAL   HARDING CONSULTS HARVEY AND CALLS IN BRYAN ON AS. SOCIATION OF NATIONS AS LEAGUE TOTTERS AT GENEVA.

CONFERS wn         Democrat Leader Discusses League of Nations . With President-elect.   CABINET POSITIONS — DISCUSSED WITH NEW

CHOICE OF CABINE! AND WORLD PEACE ON HARDING'S MIND   Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and Senator Reed Are Presidentelect’s Conferees Today.   BUTLER ADVCATES LEAGUE   Plan for Association of Nations Takes More Definite  Raemn.

SUGGESTIONS FOR WATIONS’ SOCIETY TOLD TD HARDING   President-Elect Has Conferences With Senators New and Reed and Dr. Butler.

HARDING'S LEAGUE CONFERENCES  WITH KOTABLES REVEAL WIDELY DIVERGENT WIEWS ON SUBJECT   Senator New Favors a Disarmament Agreement, Reed Says International Law Is the Best Hope and Dr. Butler Says Trade and  Commercial Ties Beat Covenants.

HATING HEAR VADIED VIEWS  FLUE?  mn THE Ei IK   New™ Wants Disarmament, Reed Utter Rejection and Butler Finds Solution in Economic Adisiment.   CABINET DISCUSSED WITH H. M. DAUGHERTY   Senator Wadsworth in Ma rion Today for Talk on  Foreign Relations and Sev eral Domestic Problems.

TMD CONFERS   Two Possible Appointess Among President-Elect’s Saturdav’e Callers.

CABINET AND PEACE HARDING'S PROBLEMS   Mm     dent-cleet fens © Anathes Set ap Confereueoes Wath Party Leake      TALK WITH SENATOR REED   Br, Nivltolas Maurrny Hutter Wars cn Last ‘pods fer 'Tabte Langue!

REED IN CONFERENCE TODAY WITH HARDIN   Proposal ‘for Association of . Na. tiony Discussed With Democrat

HARDING LISTENS ) MANAGERS ON CABINET MAKE-UP   President-Elect Also I: Given New Advice On World Peace Plan.

ASSOCIATION OF NATION PLAN DISCUSSED AT HARDING'S HOME; NUMEROUS SUGGESTIONS OFFERED

SENATOR REED OF MISSOURI CONFERS, WITH HARDING CN.  IMPORTANT ISSUES   Democrat Who Bitterly Op posed Wilsonian Policies  ~ meets President-elect at Marion by Request. :. ;   POSSIBLY DISCUSS ASSOCIATE NATIONS.   IAN FROM SHOW-ME STATE) REFUSES TO COMMIT’ HIMSELF. , RELATIVE TO RESULT: OF)  SATURDAY POW.WOW  +

Senator New: ‘and Nichola Murray Butler. Confer: at Home ‘of: Sen. Harding».   OPPOSE WAR REFERENDUM   ae “ Commerce - With: Europe: Depends Up=! ‘. * on: Indemnity: Basis::. :

REED TALKS WITH PRESIDENT ELECT   Missouri © Senator “Is One Who Helps Solve League of Nations Issue

HARDING GETS ADVICE FROM MORE CALLER‘   Cabinet and Foreign Policie: Under Discussion at Marion.   DR. BUTLER IS A VISITOR

OF LEAGUE GONE OVER BY MINDS   RECEIVES WIDE DIFFERENCES OF .OPIRIONS: Rom SENATORS New: AND REEO

HARDING MEETS MORE LEADERS FOR CONFERENCE   Reed Discusses World Peac And Cabinet Selections

SENATOR REED IN CONFERENCE WITH HARDING   FURTHER DISCUSSION OF PEACE PLANS AND CABINET SELECTIONS HELD TODAY.

SERS OF.      BETWEEN MI ‘MR. HARD. “ING AND. VARIOUS STATESMEN C CON.

MR. HARDING TINKERS ON CABINET   ‘President-elect Closeted Witl More Advisors Today.

HARDING PLANS ~ WORLD PEALE   Consults With Statesmen on Peace and Cabinet Members.

WORE HARDING CONFERENCES   Democratic Senator Reed Was Among Todny’s Visitors.

HARDING MEETS CONTINUE WORK SELECT CABINET   Some Senator's Closes Friends Confer on Cabinet Appointments.

MAY LIFT EMBARGO ON ARMS:TO MEXICE   [By Ralph. D.. Turner, United Press Staff ,Correspondent.]

WOULD LIFT EMBARGO ON GUNS TO MEXICC   UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF WAR MATERIAL MAY ENABLE CARRANZA TO SUP PRESS BANDITEK < 

ON ARMS TO MEXICO IS CAPITAL REPORT   's Believed That Unrestricted Import of Supplies. Will Help’ Defeat Revolutionists

BOLSHEVIK GAINS IN DON COSSACK COUNTR   RED ARMIES SEEM TO BE CARRYING ALL BEORE THEM. DENIKINE STRONGLY SCORED BY GREAT JEWISH LEADER

DHL AONECN dd vie  NTU JALAN  AY SOVIETS   Bolsheviki Successes Result Tn Exodus From Siberia by Anti-Red Forces and Their Followers Aboard Warships   American Marine Interven At Vladivostok as Japanes: Attempt to Prevent Rebel: Capturing Governor Gen’

Known Dead and Injured Taken From Debris, But Other Bodies Believed To Be Under Rock.

EXPLOSION KILLS SIX ‘AT GRAHAMME, VA   Spark From Drill Ignites Fusi Setting Off Dynamite at : y.ime Stone Crusher:

LANDIS HITS 35 SLACKERS   Federal Judge Denies Citizenship to Chicago Applicants Who Registered as Germans.

SLACKERS HIT BY LANDIS   Chicago Federal Judge Denies Citizen. ship to Pro-Germans,

POSTAL CLERKS DEMAND RIGHTS OF APPEAL NOW   Unfair Treatment is _ Charge of Chicago : Workers

POSTAL CLERKS PROTEST ORDER TO PRESIDENT AS BEING UNFAIR   Chicago Men Leave for Washington t6 Carry Appeal for Reliet From “Too Much Departmental Authority” and for * Better Wages

COURT OF APPEALS SOUGHT BY CLERKS   Postal Men Intend To Take Ths Matter Up With President Wilson.

POSTAL CLERKS APPEAL TOWILSON   Follows Charges of Unbecoming Conduct.

POSTAL CLERKS TO MAKE AN APPEAI   Will Enlist Organized Labor’ _Aid to Prevent Renioval of Chicezgo Clerks

_ CLERKS PROTEST CHARGES.  Pablicity Campaign - for  Higher Postal Pay Results in Action.

POSTAL GLERKS AEQUEOT COURT OF APPEALS FOR HANDLING COMPLAINT   DELEGATION EN ROUTE TO WASH INGTON FOR INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT.

POSTAL CLERKS 10 SEE WILSON   They Will Register Protes Against ‘‘Unfair Treatment’’ By Superiors.

SUFFS MAY BAR VERMONT VETO   WOULD APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT TO DECLARE ACTION ILLEGAL

RETAIL PRICES DROP 2.5 PER CT   In Month of November UT. S. Labo Department. Announced fein

BABE RUTH HURT.   Breaks Wrist While Playing With Amateur Teams.

WOOO GALLS FQR        In Address This Noon at Indianapolis He Urges Fostering of World Commerce.

THE FOSTERING OF DOMESTIC BUSINESS   General Wood Sald It Waa One  of Paramount Obligations of America,

WOOD ADDRESSES G. 0, P. LEADERS   Outlines Paramount Obligations of American People and Government

WOOD URGES. $. TOHUSTLE TRADE TN OTHER LAND!   ‘Commercial Agents Attached to _ Consulates Whose. Officers  Are Trained, His Idea.

NEW ANGLE IS TAKEN IN WOOD'S CAMPAIGN   Urges Fostering of Foreign Commerce.

WOOD URGES A GREATER’ _ BUSINESS FOR COUNTRY   in Indianapolis Speech Republioan .  Candidale Gives Viens on Vital Issues of ihe Day.

GENERAL (EONAAD WOOD ATS DOMESTIC TRAE SHOULD HAVE ATTENTION   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THI PRESIDENCY EXPRESSES VIEWS AT INDIANAPOLIS,

WOOD FAVORS THE ‘LEAGUE, ‘BUT WITH ~ RESERVATIONS   Wants F Reservations Which Will . “Absolutely mericanize It’! — Would Foster Domestic and ‘. World ‘Commerce.

ADVANCE: U. S. TRADE      General Wood Advocates Careful Commercial Training of Consular Officers.

DRY LAWS ARE FORCING GOVT. TO SELL SHIPS   J. S. Cannot Operate Boats in Competition With Privately Owned Craft That Have Bars.

CAN'T OPERATE SHIPS   GOVERNMENT FORCED TO SELL NO-BOOZE LINERS.   Operation of National Dry Law Forces Sale of Vessels Seized From Germany.

BAN ON BOOZE CAUSED - SATE OF GERMAN BOATS   SO SAYS CHAIRMAN OF SHIPPING “BODY IN LETTER TO PRES!DENT WILSON.

SELL NO-BOOZE SHIPS   Dry Law Forces Sale of Seized Liners.   Practically All Bookings Canceled or Vessels Plying to South American Ports.

REVOLUTIONISTS. SEIZE THE GITY   Allied Soldiers Patrolling the Streets of Viadivostok.   NO CONNECTICN WITH REDS

NEW RUSSIAN REYOLUTTION.      Vake War Against War Seems to whe Thefr Platform. -

VLADIVOSTOK HELD BY REDS   Mai. Gen. Graves in Report - te the U-S. State Department

u. ‘S. Expert ‘Says Only Reliet Ie ‘In Co-operation ©   'Dr.. ‘Royal Meeker Says. It ts the Mos : - Promising’ ‘Weapon - in: Struggle . ‘ Against - High: Prices, :

Campaign of © Misrepresenta. "tion Is Successful Labor  Commissioner ‘Assérts

BIG BUSINESS IS THE WitNER   Dr. Royal Meeker Says the Trades Unions Lose Pre liminary Skirmish.   CO-OPERATION IS THE EFFECTIVE REMEDY   Profiteering is the Result and Not the Cause of the H. C. of L.

BIG BUSINESS WINS EARLY SKIRMISHES   Beats Trades Unions In First Conflicts Of Industrial Warfare.

“BiG BUSINESS” SCORES, MEEKEE   Declares “Misrepresenta. tion” Beats Trades TInione

Warsaw Is Scricusly Threatened and Americans There Are Warned  That They Stay at Their ' { Own Risk. 74

DANIELS SAYS U. S. SUBS NOT A BIG SUCCESS   Asks for Appropriations for Additional Ships to Round Out Fleet.

SUBMARINES HAVE NOT BEEN UP TO STANDART      Secretary Daniels Tells of Difft culties With Builders of Boats.

Cox Declared Choice of West by the Democratic Nominee for Vice President at His Opening Speech in Indiana Monday.   Miss Julia Landers, National Committeewoman from Indiana, Charles Hughes, Candidate for Auditor, and Fred Barnett Spoke. 

THINKERS OF BOTH PARTIES   FAVOR COX FOR PRESIDENT SAYS ROOSEVELT   SEE END OF BOSS RULE   Democratic Vice Presidentia] Nominee Speaks In Indianapolis

DELEGATES ARE. AGER 10 GET. AWAY FROM ‘GHY   Sun Gets In His Work Early if Day. and':Coliseum. ts Hot      WHO WILL-BE THE  RANDIDATE NOT KNOWN   Senator. “Lodge Gets . New ~ Board Upon Which to - Whack Gavel

SWELTERING DELEGATES CALLED 10 ORDER AT O09 AND WORK NAMING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESINENT BEGINS

CONVENTION MEETS FOR FINISH FIGHT BEFORE ADJOURNMEN   Marked Quiet Among Hoover Delegates As The Convention QOnens

linations Are — arted: Balloting Will Start Late   heodore Roosevelt Honored in ution — First’ Returns Only ns of Learning Strength of -Big .e~-Deadlock Will Reveal Dark e Possibility   (By Associated Press)

NUUU MIEN GLAIM OD TES ON FIRST BALLOT   Platiorm: Adopted With a Roar; Conven tion Phinges Into Nomination Fight; Dark Horse Move tor Hughes Rutnored ; Lowden Confident

No Change in Lineup of Instructed Delegates  Seconding Speeches Limited — Scenes From the Republican Con:  , vention

FIRST DEMONSTRATION FVIDENCED WHEN WOOD IS NAMED MS SOLDIER ,  FAB. THIS: WORWINE

G.0.P. PLANKS NAILED DOWN TO PLATFORM   Harmony Reached as Principles are Given Approval.

“DARK HORSE”. . HOPES GROW   MEET TO NAME CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT TODAY,   onIG THREE® FAILED TO CORRAL ENOUGH DELEGATES.   Seems ‘To Be Anyhody’s Consention with Hoover on the Inuctive List fo Date.

Opening Nominating Speeches Today Bring Out Expressions of Confidence From   Managers.   NO CHOICE EXPECTED UNTIL LATE HOUR TODA’   First Ballot Cannot Be Taken Until Mid-Afternoon at Best Bo Decision May Be Held Of for Hours.

Nomination of Lowden Follows That of Wood While Johnson Will Be Placed Before Convention as Last of the “Big Three.”

ILL ANIMOSITIES DEEP JURIED, REPUBLICANS ASSEMBLED TODAY WITH NTENTION:-OF NAMINE MOSES TO LEAD THEM

ALL UNCERTAIN 10 HOUR OF BALLOTING   UNINSTRUCTED PELEGATE: not KEY 10 CONVERNTiON ACTION   PUT CURB ON ORATORY   Convention Was Called at 9 O*cloc] io Give Time For Nominating Speeches   Dark Horse Promoters Bus; inrough Night to Seize Paverable Opportuniiy

LOWDEN RECIEVES GREATEST OVATION   Senator Johnson Gets Only Half Hour. Wood Forty Minutes. Coolidge Nominated. Conven tion Expects Vote Before Adjournment.

CONVENTION TAKES ON THE APPEARANCE OF OLD; AND OPENS UP WITH BROADSIDES         Delegates Assemble at the Coliseum Early This Meérning Vainty Hoping that They Might Reach the Nominating Siage Early in the Day

‘ALL UNCERTAIN TO HOUR OF BALLOTING      UNINSTRUCTED = PELEGATTE: HOU KEY 10 CONVENx ACTION      PUT CURB ON ORATORY   Convention Was Called at 9 0 Fekie) to Gave Time For nating Speeche            Dark Horse = Prowote Burs: berouga Night to Setze  able Opportinuiy

6. 0. P. CHOICE 1S. ~~ STILL A MYSTERY   Managers, for “Bie Thres,"! Woda, i awiien: rnd Jomison, ae Are Roper. eas   FIRST. BALLOT“LATE TODAY   UNINSTRUCTED  DRLRGATES HOLD BA LANCE OF POWRR.   Conveution Opens. Karly to Wear “Nominating Speeches—Séociud. 4 Lg Spetches, Ave Limited:  , » “to. Five Miiuies, v7

ScGUIUN TO LAST THRQUGH SATURDAY   NOMINATIONS FOR VICE PRE. SIDENT LIKELY WILL BE HELD OVER.   DARK HORSES ARE BUSY   Butler, Hughes, Sproul and Hoover Are Not Without Their Backers In the Ranks of the Delegates.

G.0.P. NOMINATION STILL TOSSING IN LAP OF THE GODS   Deadlock Of Big Three Seems Certain; Dark  Horses Active.

Wise Rule Cuts Short Nominating Speeches of the Chatterboxes.   LOWDEN MEN FLIRT WITH NEW YORKERS   Dark Horse Talk Grows iz Volume as Ballotting Begins.

LEADERS EXPRESS _ CONFIDENCE AS. ~ SPEAKERS BEGIN      Bach of of «Bi fpthree’? Claims / Nomination For His ‘Candidate. ,      ORATORY MUCH “LIMITED

HOTTEST DAY OF CONVENTION nlTs THE DELEGATES   Suffer Good-Naturedly With Prospects of Convention End Before New Day Comes   SESSION TILL NOMINATION

DELEGATESGATHER OTILL IN DOUGT ON PROBABLE LEADER   Dark Horse Rumors Continue to Spread as Big Three Claiming Victory.

SWELTER WITH HEAT Ad WORK AT CONVENTION   Today’s Session Bids Fair to Be Hottest of Any Yet Held.   Delegates Slow In Gathering But Were Rearing to Get Busy.

G. 0. P. DELEGATES ARE READY FOR CHIEF DUTY   ‘With Animosities Swept Away  and 1920 Creed Written, They .  Prepare for Vote. .   FIELD MARSHALS OF ‘BIG . YHREE'’ SHOW CONFIDENCE   First on Programme Is Delivery of Nominating Speeches, Limited By Biles.   ‘MANAGERS VERY ‘ACTIVE   It Deadlock Occurs, ‘‘Darkhorse’ Movement Is Expected } ‘to Grew, : +

DELEGATES EAGER T0 END SUSPENSE   Begin Piling Into Places Full Half-Hour Before Momentous Session Was Scheduled to Start.   OPENING IS DELAYED BY CONFERENCE OF CHIEFS   Sweltering Heat Forces Audience to Remove Coats. Reduction in Number of Seconding Sneeches.

BALLOTING BEGINS THIS AFTERNOON   Who Will BeChoice of Convention Is Still Shrouded in Uncertainty; Dark Horse Activity Grows as lime tor Voting Nears.

ORGANIZED LABUR MAKES ANNOUNGEMENT ITS ENTRY INTO POLITICAL ARENA

LABOR SUMMON FRIENDS TO HELP TT ANITH BALLOT’   Will Analyze Aspirants, Suppor Favorable Ones Regardless of Party.   FEDERATION WILL APPLY ALL “LEGITIMATE MEANS   Declares Workers’ Movemen Has Been Ridiculed by Men in Both Houses.

“UL FIR POLITICA ACTION THIS: YEA   Those Hostile to Labor Ideals “Are to be Fought Vigorously by-Alll of the Crafts,in the Present. Plan of the Unionist  _ BReseanen —   NATIONAL GRANGE NOT IN PLAN   Represenfative Says They:Do Not Gare.. for Affiliation

FEDERATIONMAKES “EADY FOR BATTLE EN TABDR ENEMIES   Toilers Are Organized To Oppose Candidates From President To Legislatures. For Re-election, ‘   FARMERS TO TAKE NO PART

LABGA DECLARES HA OW ENMNES Hue LACES   PRONENCEATION AGAINST POLITE CAL OPPONENTS CONTAINED ES OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

IN THE POLITIGAL ARENA TO SECURE LABOR’S: RIGHTS   Also To Defend Ideals Says Federation of Labor.   PROMUNCIATION ASKS THAT UMIGMISTS.AND FRIENDS UNITE   Would . Defeat Candidate: ‘Hostile to the Rights of the Worker.

. INTO POLITICS   American . Federation of _ Labor Issues Official  Declaration .

ORGANIZED LABOR ISSUES CALL 10 ENTER POLITICS   Calls Attention o Members to Slights  From Congress.

DRGANIZED LABOR ENTERS POLITIC   issues Call to Unite In Defeating Men Hostile to Rights.

ORGANIZED LABOR ~~ ENTERS POLITICS   A. F. of L. Calls for Defeat o Office-Seekers Hostile to . Workers’ Rights 

“GULL FOR POLITICAL ~ AETION THIS: YEAR   Those Hostile to Labor Ideals  _ Are to be Fought Vigorously by All-of the, Crafts, in the  Present Plan of the Unionfs  Daneece . :   NATIONAL GRANGE NOT IN PLAN   Representative Says They Do Not Care’ for Affiliation

LABOR UNIONS ©.  ENTER POLITICS          APPEAL IS, ISSUED TO: LOY ERS! OF FREEDOX?”   DENOUNCES CONGRESS:      PROCLAMATION SAYS ’<LABOR: IS UNABLE TO GET just        _Houses Have “Scorned, Ridfeuled  : He {Deel res That Members sof Both. - ‘s isrepresented Unions. - :  and

LABOR DEFINES POLITICAL AIMS   Calls on Friends to Unite in De feating Candidates Hostile ' to Unions ;

LABOR’S ENTRY IN POLITICAL GAME IS TOLD   Official Notice of A F. of L. Stand is Sent Out.

LABOR SENDS OUT FORMAL DECLARATION   Declares It Is “Scorned Ridiculed and Mis represented.

QUES PLATFORM   IN DECLARATION ISSUED ON MONDAY PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN OUTLINED.   IEEKING REMEDIAL LAWS   Nefeat of All Enemies of Labor Called For in Pronunciation Given Official Circulation.

PINCH PROHIBITION      John E. Fillich Accused of Transporting Liquor.   Charged With Being One of FortyFour Whisky Runners in Wisconsin.

Pal of Man Shot at Hurley, Wis. » Says Fillion “Double . Crosséd’?’ Fhen

ARREST A PROHIBITION AGENT   Man Responsible for Rum Rebellion  Accused of Malfeasance.

ANOTHER-DRY AGENT FACES BAD CHARGE:   One of Principal Figures ! {ron River “Whisky Revolt” Alleged to Have Failen’-

ARREST DRY AGENT   John E. Fillich Accused of Transporting Liquor.   Charged With Being One of Forty: ; Four Whisky Runnera in 7 Wisconsin.

KILLEDA MAN ‘WHO EMPLOYED BAD LANGUAGE   Three Suda Clerks Londed With Ja. “mricr Ginger, Waish and Giant

KILLED A MAN. WHO EMPLOYED ~ BAD LANGUAGE   Hhree’ Soda Clerks: Loaded With Ja maica Ginger, Walsh and Giant

Former Foreign Minister is Asked  ) to Form New Govarament.   WOULD KEEP EMPIRE INTACT   The New Man Chosen—Damad Ferid Pashi, ts Very Strang fer Furkey'’s Claim.

KELLOGG CHARGES LINE-UP BY HITCHCOCK AND BORAH TO DEFEAT PEACE TREATY

HITCHCOCK AND BORAH COMBINE ~ TO DEFEAT PACT   SENATOR KELLOGG CHARGES BITTER ENDERS AND HITCHCOCK ARE IN A. DARK CONSPIRACY   HOPE FOR SPLIT IN G.0. P.   Hope is Based on Belief That Borah Will Insist on Plank  Deinanding Rejection — of League of Nations Covenant

STOCK REPORT   Market Retains Narrow and Uncertain Characteristics.

HE’S A TIPTON PROWECT.   Wayne Nottingham Aceordei au Most Pleasing College Honpr.

DENIES REPORT FHAT GEN. FRANCISCO MURGIA HAS REVOLTED AGAINST CARRANZ.

ENGLANDS DEAD HONORED 10-04   a“ KING GEQRGE UNVEILS MEMORI  AL TO SOLDIERS >   As Maroon Warnings Were Repeater Peopte Halted on the Streets and Stood With Bowed Heada in Siiant Galutation.

KING UNVEILS MEMORIAL 10 ENGLAND'S DEAD   BRITSH ISLes CELLBRATE DAY WITH CEREMONY

JOnNSON TAKES UP GUDGEL WITH DAKOTA FIGHTERS   Will Mix in the Primary Fight of That State.   OPPOSED TO TREATY

IORNSON ON WAY 10 NORTH DAKOTA 10 FIGHT TREATY   Is Confident That Referen. dum Will Result In Rejeetion Of Entire Covenant   Is TO MAKE CAMPAIGN   Situation In Senate Will Pe Permitted To Drag Along For Some Time

WEAVE NET ABOUT ZELENAKA. Has Faltled to Account unt for Himself on  wee ew OS oi Géawaaté Bitton at

ZTELENKO HELD © ~ FOR EXPLOSION   Pole With Suitcase Full of , Dynamite Cannot Explain,   SEVEN STICKS- ARE MISSING   ‘Adinite Having Twelva and Cannot ’. Aecount For Movement on Day of Wall Strect Blast.

DYNAMITER ARRESTED FOR WALL STREET EXPLOSION   ,.Man Taken by the Federal Agents Unable to Account for His Movements on Day of Horror.

TERS ADRIANOPLE,        ALEX FD   Greek King Fellows Entry ef Vle* tericus Treope.

THE KING OF GREECE   With His Troops He Unteree Adrianople This Moraine.

GALE AND RAIN, PROBABLY SNOW ALONG ATLANTIC   Weather Bureau Warns That Storm Is Moving North- .  een wl Tne’ Atlee

OPEGIAL MEETING ~ OF CITY GDUNGIL   ORDINANCE IN R&EGARG TO RAILROAD CROSSINGS   PBLIGE SALARIES RAISED   Several Changes in the Width of Streets Made on Petition—1t port  of Engineer Prout Received.

STREET PAVINGS GONTRACT AWARDED   BRENNEN AND SCHEVENELL ‘ THE LOWEST BIDDER:   THE WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE   The Contract Awarded and Work ox tho Street Paving to Begin Withir 80 Days.

Special Meeting Of City Council   Contract. Awarded for Sprinkler for Streets of City to Queen City Motor Co,

Special Meeting a of City Counci   Resolution In’ Regard to Payment of Specini Assessment. for Pavement on Edison Street,

‘J. Allen Hunt Is Mayor of Greenville   Blocted at a Special Meeting of City Council to Succeca Mayor J. T Gooch, Resigned,

MEETING CALLEDTO DISCUSS. GAs   Lane Issues . Summons to. Meet, Try to’ Conserve Pres- © ent Supply:

GREAT WASTE OF: NATURAL GAS   Will Be Discussed at a Meeting in Washington Called for 15th

GOVERNMENT PRO POSES 10 TAKE HAND IN THE CURTAILMENT OF THE WASTE OF NATURAL GAS

WOULD-STOP WASTE OF GA   Secretary Lane Calls Cenference’ in Washineton January 15.

ALL GONFERENGE TO CONSERVE GAS   ECR TARY LANE CALLS IMPORT. ANT MEETINGS OF MEN INTERESTED,   GOVERNORS ARE INVITED   Declared That Consumers Waste Fighty Percent of Gas, Besides Enormous Waste tn Pict,

ARLMER VOU  “rt Latsi ads ¥ wv id  10 BUY 0 SHOES   PLEDGE TO GO WITHOUT NEW CLOTHES, HATS ETC., UNTIL PRICES ARE REDUCED.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE. HANES IN BALANCY   ‘Polls Show Tennessee Legis:  lature May Defeat Ratifi cation Resolution.   However Other Suffrag Leaders Have Doubts of _____Halding-Matority,

SUFFRAGE RESULT IN TENNESoEE [3 HART TO ESTIMATE   Poll by Non-Partisan Source Indicates More Votes Needed To Secure Passane.

TOO MANY REBS ARE ROLLING INTO GERMAN}   Horder Troops (Ceil fer Heinforermenm® to Centre! Hisiag Tide

INTERN RED ARMY IN EAST PRUSSIA   SOVIET REFUGEES CROS: -BORDERS IN LARGE NUM BERS TODAY   GERMANS ASK FOR MEN   Border Troops _Can't Handle Large Numbers Coming From Broken Soviet Army   Poles Have Taken 63,000 Prisoners, 200 Cannon, and 1,000 ‘ Machine Guns

GERMAN GUARD BOTHERED WITH RUSS PRISONERS   Border Troops Ask Help Ic Hold Back Those Willing To Quit.

TROTZAY IS ALSO SAID TO HAVE VISITED EASTERN PRUSSETA ON & SECRET WISSION   RECOGNITION FOR REDS HELD UP BY G. BRITAD

TROFZKY HAD AID FROM PRUSSIA IS REPEATED CHARGE   Jeal Closed Too Late To Save Bolshevik  Armies, Ils Claim.

IN EAST PRUSSI   ‘SOVIET REFUGEES CROSS .- BORDERS IN LARGE NUM - BERS TODAY   GERMANS ASK FOR MEN   Border Troops _Can't Handle Large Numbers “Coming From Broken Soviet Army   Poles Have Taken 63,000 Prisoners, 200 Cannon, and 1,000 * Machine Guns

BOLSHEVIKS KNOCK I ERNE ASKING INTERNMEN]   More Troops / Are Called tc The Border in Order to Cope With the Situation. —  Chinese and Circassians in The T fat.

REDS IN WILD FLIGHT ‘OVER GERMAN BORDER          {yvontier Guards. Call for, Rein ._anents te, Control. the -Growin  Tide--of Bolsheviki.

BROTHERS INDICTED   For Murder Who Were Trailed By Local Bloadhounds

SWALLOWS TEETH CHOKED TO DEATH   Baltimore Woman Has Fatal Accident While Gasping for Breath in indigestion Attack

VILLISTAS ATTACK TRAIN,   Were Repulsed After Killing Mexican Federal Officer.

VILA BARDITS BLOW UP TRAIN IN MEXICO   FEDERAL OFFICER IS EXECUTED, BUT PASSENGERS ESCAPE INJURY.

VILLA DYNAMITES TRAIN, KILLING 4   FEDERAL OFFICER EXECUTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS CAPTURE

SUFFRAGE HOPES RALLY IN TENNESSEE   President Wilson Ur es Immediate Action in Interests of Service to Party and Nation.

SUFFRAGE T0 BE VOTED ON   Special Session of Ten nessee Legislature to  Be Called at Once

TENNESocE WAY PUT Ti, OVER   TENNESSEE MAY BECOME THE THIRTY-SIXTH STATE   LEGISLATURE TO BE CALLEL   Governor Roberts to Call Legislatur: in Extra Session to Pass on Womar Suffrage Amendment.

SUFFRAGISTS - HOPE FOR TENNESSE   Victory. Seen in Ruling «That Amendment Need Not Be 7 Civen to People.

TENNESSEE LIKELY TO: _ -RATIFY SUFFRAGE NEX]   Government Legal Authorit;   Advises Gov. Roberts tha Legislature Has Power « t Ark ‘ - '

TENNESSEE MAY CONSIDER SUFFRNGE QUESTION AT ONCE   Suff Advocates Are Jubilant —North Carolina Also May Take up the Measure to Pas: It At Once, According — te Present Indications.

SUFFRAGE HOPES  TAKES BIC IIMD   Tennessee’s Executive Plans To Call Special Session To. Consider Question.

SUFFRAGE HOPES REVIVE   Tennessee Governor Plans to Call Special Legislative Session

TENNESSEE {5 NEW PROSPECT AS SUFFS’ 36"   U. 5. Asst. Atty. Gen. Says State Can Ratify in Its Legislature   CALL SPECIAL SESSION   GOVERNOR ROBERTS’ ACTiOIi SEEN BY WOMEN AS OMEN OF VICTORY

HOPE: FOR SUFFRAGE   Tenessee Governor Calls Special Seasion at Wilson's Urging.

RATIFICATION IS PREDICTEE   Said Suffrage Victory Is in Sight at Coming Special Session

TENNESSEE WOMEN SFE SURE VICTORY   Find Legislature Can Ratify Amendment Without Submitting Issue To People.

TENNESSEE MAY CONSIDER SUFFRAGE QUESTION AT ONCE   Suit Advocates Are Jubilant.  _—North Carolina Also May ‘Take up the Measute to Pass ‘Tt At Once, According to  —Duseent Tadications. ;

Governor Roberts Would Call  Special Session of Tenneseno ss [ anielatira   RULING IS HANDED DOWN   Attorney General's Office Says Ratification Conld be Made Without Going to People

TENNESSEE MAY RATIFY WOMEN’S RIGHT TO VOTE   Frierson Advises Governor That Vote of People Is  Unnecessary.

HOPE FOR SUFFRAGE      Oo t The Governor of Tennessee — W ~  . Call Special Session,

TENNESSEE MAY HATIFY SUFFRAGE WITHOUT VOTING   Legislature May Act Without Submitting to a Vote of the People

‘CALLS SPECIAL. SESSION,   Governor [toberts to Comply With President's Reauest.

TENNESSEE MAY COME TO RESCU   Governor Told Legislature Can Ratify Suffrage Without Submission to People.. Outlook is Good.

QUEFRAGE HOPES RALLY ONGE MORE   Tennessee Governor Calls Special Session to Ratify the Federal Amendment.   Efforts to Secure Ratificatior by Vermont Also Being Put Forward.

SUFFRAGE HOPES CET BIG BOOST   Governor Roberts of Tennessee Announces He Will Call Special’ ‘Session Soon.

10 RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Government Says Tennessee Legistature Has Power Without Referendum

SUFFRAGIST HOPES TURN SOUTH   Tennessee Legislature May Be Called to Act

DENY PLEBISCITE TO. HUNGARIANS, REPORT   Reply of Ambassadors Given-t Delegation Today.

AMBASSADORS REFUSE TO. HEED HUNGARY'S REQUES]   Deny Demand for Plebiscite and Confirm Boundaries Fixed - by Treaty :

AT 11:14 LAST NIGHT SPECIAL LEGISLATURE SESSION   After Adopting Kiper Cure All Tax And Home Rale Bills

AUJUURNCD AT 11:14 LAST NIGHT —SPECIA LEGISLATURE SESSION  After Adopting Kiper Cure All Tax And Home Rale Bills   Over 50 Bills Passed During the Session of 19 Days,

Nt GANOIT MADE AN ENORMOUS HAUL   BUT POLICE SHOT HIM T TO DEATH AND RECOVERED MAIL POUCHES   POSED AS AN INSPECTOR   Mail Clerk Boarded Train, Held the Messengers at Bay, and Got Off With Over $100,000 Cash.

BANDIT IS KILLED   Bold Bandit Who Held Up Illinois Central Train Was Shot. Dead   mM . A __ BIG HAUL  Mail Pouch ¢ Contained a Half Million Dollars— “ Was a Postal Clerk

ONE LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP TRAIN   GETS AWAY WITH HALF MILLION DOLLAR MAIL POUCH,   TRAPPED AND KILLED LATER   ‘Identified An Horace Walton of ty Joseph, Missouri—Boarded An tiv. nels Central Train at Kanka> Lee IHinnia. at Midnicht.

DANUHT KILLED AFTER MAKING SH00 000 HAL   Illinois Central Passenger Train Robbed of Pouch of Money Near Chicago   2', HOUR PISTOL DUEL AT CHICAGO APARTMENT   POUCH IS THROWN AWAY BY FLEEING BANDIT AND RECOVERED BY POLICE IN PURSUIT.

IN GUN DUEL   Lone Robber Holds Five Ir Express Car at Bay for Two Hours and Half

BANDIT HELD UP  ~ TRAIN, TAKING ‘POUCH HOLDING HALE- MILLION   The Pouch Was Recovered, Identified as Horace Walton;. Home in. St. Joe, Mo.3-Flred-on -Pursvers: and Wounded One

HORACE WALTON, POSTAL EMPLOYE SLAIN IN BATTLE      Two Officers Near Dead from Bandit’s Gun; Loot Recovered.

BANDIT LOOTS TRAIN ~ ON ILLINOIS CENTRA      Mail Robber Shot. to Deatl After Desperate Battle With Cordon of Police.   POUCH 4S  RECOVEREL

WHEAT FUTURE TRADING BACh   For the First Thne Since August. 2 4017, Trading Was ‘on Tharsday, December. at 93.72

TRADE AGAIN IN WHEAT FUTURES   December Quotation from $2.72 to $2.75 as Former Pet of Board of Trade Creeps Back Inte Gambler's Path Again; Quiet Three Years.

CANDIDATES WILL RECEIVE RETURNS   Cox At Home, Harding On Fron Porch, Debs In The Federal  Prison.

BRYAN AND PRO ISSUE aitenttyien      NEW JERSEY MAN SUGGESTS coMMONER LEAVE’ DEMOCRATS   UNLESS HE CO-OPERATES,

EDWARDS. SUGGESTS THAT BRYAN LEAVE DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Unless He Co-operates So Party Can Squarely Present Prohibition Issue He Ought To Vacate   WiLL APPROVE LIQUOR ‘BIL!

ee MR. BRYAN TO LEAVE DEMOCRATIC PART)   Governor Edwards, of New Jersey, Continues to Assert His Opposition to Constitutional Prohibition,

ACCEPT DINNER I*VITATIONS   General Woud. Governor Coolidge and Willi H. Heya to Be There.

CURRENT LEAKS FROM THE BIG  CIRCUIT   JACK PICKFORD’S WIFE POL SONED; PARIS MYSTERY

BOMPERS CRITIC — COURT ACTION   Expresses Disapprovat of the Un. fairness of Court Industrial  . Relations.

SOME QUESTION  COURT RULING   OTHERS DECLARE IT IS PROO GPF FAIRNESS, WHILE LABOR - LGOKS ASKANCE AT IT

GOMPEKS GIVES VIEWS OF KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT   SAYS PATERNALISTIC PRINCIPLE iS FAVORED BY SOME BIG EMPLOYERS TO SECURE VONOPOLY

GOMPERS CnITIG OF DECISION BY KANSAS COURT   SAYS PATERNALISTIC PRINCIPLE IS BASIS OF INDUSTRIAL REGULATION

BE CAREFUL   Law Provides That Voters Must Live In Township Sixty Days  Bofore Election.   ‘DON’T LOSE YOUR VOTE

FOUR HUSBANDS IN SEVEN YEAR   New York Woman Hit Fast Gait in Marriage Handicap

TRACE MOVEMENTS OF HUNTED WOMAN       Police Say Alleged Slayer of Jake Harmon Will Be Arrested Soon.

EXPECT ARREST SOON OF WOMAN IN HAMON CASE   Presecution Says Mrs. Clara Hamon was in Room When Shooting Occurred.

WOMAN SEARCH © LEADS THROUGH SAN ANTONIO   ALLEGED FUGITIVE IN HAMON CASE IS REPORTED TO BE IN TEXAS.

ORDER SALE — ~ OF RAILROAD   East Texas Railroad Co Gets Permission to Quit Business

. C.C. AUTHORITIES ABANDONING ROAD   Mast Texas Kallway Company Must Sell Line in 3 Congties; Pur. chaser to Continue Operation,

SHOULD ADAPT FARM + TOCONDITIONS IN ‘ TSOWN SECTION       Annual Farmers’ Institute Held We: y. Morning and Aft_‘emoon at the City Hall.

SHOULD ADAPT FARM “TOCONDITIONS IN TIS OWN SECTION   ‘Annual Farmers’ Institute Held Wednesday Morning and Afternoon at the City Hall.

HOG PRICES ON DECLINE AGAIN   New Low Levels Seon on Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Exghanges,

'HELP FOR NEBRASKA FARMERS   Knights of Colaumbes Co-operatinas to Supply Service Men.

NEW STRIKE VOTE FOR COAL: MINERS   Proposal for, Compromise Received and Will Be Before British Miners.

MINERS TO VOTE   British Coal Diggers to Decide Strike Question.

SUIT FOR $10,000 IS VENUED HERE   COMPLAINT FROM MARION COUN. TY HAS BEEN ONCE BEFORE APPELLATE COURT.   BASED ON CAR ACCIDENT

NON-RESIDENTS IMUST PAY STATE INCOME TAXES   Supreme Court Decides That Commonwea!ths Have the Power.

INGOME TAX GAN BE IMPOSED ON NON-RESIDENTS   Supreme Court Decides That ¢ $tate is Entitled to Share.   TO BE NO DISCRIMINATION

NON-RESIDENT INCOME TAX To GIVEN APPROVAL   Supreme Court Decides, However, That There Must Be Same Exemptions As to Residents   WEN YORK’S STATUTE DECLARED INVALID   Oklahoma’s Method Supported and Rights of States Are  Clearly Defined

RIGHTS QEFINED 10 IMPOSE INCOME TAXES   SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS PRE ROGATIVES OF STATES IN MATTER,   DISTINCTION BETWEEN LAWS   Tribunal Decides That Levy Is in Same Class as General Income and Is So Governed.

TAX QUESTION DECIDED.   Right of States to Impose In come Levies on Non-Residents is Defined.

STATES MAY IMPOSE IMGUME TAXES. OW NOK - AESIDENTS   Case Defined by Su. preme Court in Two Decisions         FINDING OF COURT GIVEN

STATE HAS RIGHT TO TAX INGOMES OF NON-RESIDENTS   Levies, However, Must be ir Harmony With Those Imposed on Residents.   SUPREME COURT GIVES DECISIONS IN 1WO CASES   Payment May be Enforced by Exercise of dust Control of Persons and Property Within State’s Borders, Justice MeReynold Pissents in Case From New York,

RIGHT OF STATE TO TAX INCOMES   Of Non-Residents Upheld by Supreme Court   PART OF LAW INVALID   New York Must Allow Non. Residents Same Exemptions as Residents — Incomes De. rived in Oklahoma by Non. Residents are Properly Tax. able in that State.

Right To Impose Income’ ‘Tax Upon Non-Residents — Upheld By Surpreme Cour

PEACE TREATY BURIED IN SENATORIAL ORATOR   Senators Show Disposition T Talk About Treaty—Little  "Indication of Action.

SENATORS TALKING TREATY 10 DEATH   Democrats Favering Pact Predict Development of RFillihueter.

HOOVER READY FOR SERVICE BUT WON'T UN AFTER OFFICE   Says He Was Republican Before the War, But Sees Faults In Both Parties.

HOOVER STATES REIS ~—NOTSEEKING OFFICE   FORMER. FOOD ADMINISTRATOR ADMITS THAT HE 18 “ALWAYS READY FOR SERVICE,”   RESENTS MACHINE METHODS   Desires to Help in Consummation. of Issues Designed for Public Interest,

HOOVER WOULD TAKE PRESIDENC   Not a Candidate in Any Senst of the Word, But Wouldn’t Turn Office Down   HIS POLITICS A MYSTERY   Says He Hates Reactionar} Republicans as Bad as the Radical Democrats      PRESS COMMENT ON WILSON NOTE

HOOVER TELL FRIENDS HE fo NO CANDIDATE   AMBITION TO REMAIN COMMON CITIZEN WORKING FOR PUBLIC GOOD   Thinks People Should Select Thei! Own Officials, Not Manufacture By Machine Methods.

MAKE HOOVER PRES. IDENT CLUB   Should Always Be Ready for Service When Called Upon

HOOVER IS READY If SUIMHAQNED BY PEAPIF   Not in Presidential Race At Present But Ready if Call Comes To Him.  Declares He is ‘ Independent Progressive” in Politics.

HERB WILL TOSS HAT IN RING IF IT’S DUTY‘S CALL   Makes First Hint Tonight that He Will Enter National Race   ‘ AGAINST HIS WILL”   APPRECIATES “GREAT HONOR” THAT MANY FRIENDS HAVE THRUST UPON HIM

HOOVER MAKES STATEMENT TO GALIFORNIA DEMOGRATS   “LT Am} t Seeking Nomination,” but “It Is Duty of Every Man to Be ~ wdy.’ He Declares,

HOOVER DECLARES INDEPENDENCE IN POLITICAL VIEWS   Asserts He Is Not Seeking Any Public Office and That His Ambition Is to Remain A Common Citizen.

“AN. INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE ON ISSUES BEFORE US”   This is the Language Used by Hoover in Attempting to Fix His Political Affiliatianc.   WILL. NOT SEEK OFFICE   Condemns the Party. Methods Used ’ By Lincoln, McKinley, Roosevolt, Cleveland and Wilson.

HOOVER WANTS TO REMAIN .A PLAIN CITIZE)   Feels Duty to Be Ready for Service of Really Called Upon.

INCREASE R. R. MEN WAGES GREATER THAN LIVING COS   Raise of Workers’ Wages 106 Per Cen’ While Cost of Living Is But 102 Per Cent.

REPLIES TO RAIL MEN'S WAGE DEMANDS:   Says Their Wages Have Increased 106 Per Cent aed Living Costs 102 Per Cent.

HINES ANSWERS RAIL SHOPMEN'S WAGE REQUEST   Declares That Wages Have Increased 100 Per Cent   LIVING COST RATE OF INCREASE LESS   The Cost of Living Has Not Kept Pace With The Increase in Wages.

WACE DEMAND   Tells, Railroad Shopmen Wage: Have Gone Up Faster Than . Has Cost of Living

SEEKS TO AMEND DRY ACT   Bill Intro@uced to Allow Liquor Bars on American Paseetiger Ships in Foreign Service.

TRIES TO AMEND DRY LAW   Measure Would Allow Liquor Saloons on U. S. Shins.

(Continue:  LYING SQUAD OF AMERICANS KNOCKED Ou   Practically all of Kosciusk« Escadrille wounded in drive on Warsaw

Yankee Aviators With Polish Army Out Of Service   Entire Kosciusko Escadrille I Out of Commission—No Recent Fatalities   FEAR RED ATTACK ON CITY OF WARSAW   All Americans Decorated Fo! - Bravery—Food Scarce But : Medals Are Plenty

KOSCIUSKO ESCADRILE OUT OF CONMISSI   Practically All, (of American Aviators With Polish Army Incapacitated.

RIOT IN BERLIN CROWDS PARADE, YELL AND GHEER   Many Killed in Mob Trying to Rush Into the Reichs Tan   Men Demand an Unrestricted Workers’ Council Rill

DEADLY BERLIN RIOTS   Many Persons Shot or Bayon. etted by Troops.

MANY ARE KILLED OR WOUNDED IN BERLIN   Mob Rushes Troops Guarding th Reichstag and Tries to Disarm Them,

TROOPS FIRE ON BERLIN RIOTERS   MANY KILLED IN CLASH BE TWEEN SOLDIERS AND RADICAL SOCIALISTS   MANY FACTORIES CLOSED   Extemists Parade Streets of German Capita! in Demonstration —   Guard Reichstag:

MANY KILLED IN RIOTS IN FRONT OF REICHSTAG   German Troops Fire Or Demonstrators, Who Parade Streets   SOME FACTORIES CLOSE   Police Finally Restore Order— Plundering on Large Scale in Occupied Towns

PROTEST EXPLOITATION LAW   Many Killed When German Troops Vire Upon Demonstrators.

MOBS ATTACK RELSGHOTAG: TROOPS FIRE   CROWDS ATTACK ASSEMBLY BUILDING AND MOLD MASS MEEINGS   PROTEST AGAINST LAW   Attackers in Control of City at Late Hour-—Outbreaks Spread to Other Nearby  Towns é

MANY KILLED IN BERLIN RIOTING   TROOPS FIRE UPON AND BAYO NET DEMONSTRATORS WHO RUSH REICHTAG,   : PLUNDERING REPORTED   Big Processions Pass Along Streets Near Scene—Protest Made to Workers’ Council Bill.

OLLEGT LITTLE ~ FROM THE ARMY   Ship Probe Witness Says Bul 30 Million of $208,243,795 in Claims Paid.

AANWY SLOW TO PAY, 18 cuIPPING BOARD PLE   Martin ‘J. Gillan Testifies to Laxity on Part of Transportation Head.

ARMY IS SLOW TO PAY   WITNESS SA‘) IT OWES SHIP BOARD  ‘78,000,000,   Declares, Howev::. That the Navy Caused Little Trouble Over Claims Preset. d to It

SAYS ARMY SLOW PAY   Owes the Shipping Board $1 78,000,000, Declares Witness.   Navy, However, Caused Little Trouble Over Claims, Congressional Committee Is Told,

ARMY SLOW TO PAY, GILLEN TESTIFIES   Owes Huge Sum to Ship.  ping Board.

GENERAL ACCUSED QF BLOCKING SHIPBOARD   Many Millions of Bills Still Uncollected; Methods Are Condemned by Witness

GILLEN DISCLOSES MARE SHIP SCANDAL   Shipping Board Official Tells of Outstanding Army Claims.

HARD TO GET CLAIMS PAID   GILLEN TESTIFIES ON SHIPPING BOARD ACCOUNTS AGAINST ARMY

Payne’s Aide Declares Hines « Thwarted Collection of Vact Syms.      TELLS. OF BIG WASTE   Puts It At Two Billions, But Gives. Benson a Clean Ri].

THE ALLIES WILL NOT RECOGNIZE RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNMENT   TRADE RELATIONS MAY BE RESUMED AND AGREEMENTS RELATIVE TO AGGRESSION MADE, IT IS ANNOUNCED.

DEALING WITH RUSSIA   THE BOLSHEVIK GOVE NMENT WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED,   It Is Possthle, However, That Some: Trade"Arrangements May: be _ Entered Into by Powers,

ALLIES WILL NOT RECOGNIZESOVIETS   THE OBJECT, RATHER IS TO RESTORE TRADE RELATIONS WITH THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE.

TALK DIPLOMACY OVER WIRELESS   Diplomats Now Meeting ir Washington Plan to Call uy Countries Afar off and Re. port on Diplomatic Situatior TInder Consideratian.

CZECH SOLDIERS MAKE MUCH MONEY   Use Theis Small Pay to Great Advantage in Siberia and <Aaccumulate. Wernlth,

REDS IN RUSSIA WANT TURK CAPITAL   Soviet Russia to Fight to Ge Gon8tantinople.   Demands Thet Allies Keep Their Promise of 1215—Germans Going to Russia,

DEMANDS TURK CITY   LENINE SAYS ALLIES MUST KEFP PROMISE OF 1915.   Soviet Russia to Fight to Get Constan. tinople and Dardanelles, if Necessary.

ALL GERMANY IS IN DISORDER AS RESULT OF REVOLT   tadicals Are Attempting to Organize Soviet GovernMents, In All of the Country   Workmen Are Reported to Have Captured Essen, Over 300 Being Killed in the Fighting

GERMANY TORN UP BY STRIFE CF FACTIONS   Disorders Reported from Nearly Every Wart of the Biz Empire   ARMED MEN CAKRY ON A BITTEK WARFARE         ssen Captured After Twos Days of Hard Fighting—Many Are Keauearteat a:

RADICALS CAUSE DISORDER IN MANY GERMAN CITIES   Efforts to Institute Soviet Government Catise of Disturbances in Essen and Ruhr District.

BLOODY SCENES ALARM BERLIN   MANY OUTBREAKS THROUGHOUT , te GERMANY.   INSURGENTS ARE MASSACRED   So Intense tis the Feeling Against th Baltic Troops That They Are Shown no Mercy When Gaught : at Disadvantage.

ESSEN CAPTURED BY WORKMEN IN TWO-DAY FIGHT   Situation in Germany Reported. Acute ‘With Armed Conflict !mminent.

STREETS OF BERLIN ~ TURNED INTO HUMAN SLAUGHTERING PEN   Armed Workmen Capture Essen and March on Other Towns in Westphalia District

ESSEN SEIZED BY ENRAGED MOBS   Three-Hundred Fersons Killed Af * ter Terrific Street Fighting   DISTURBANCES ARE GENERAL

Radicals Attempt to Institute Soviet Rule; 300 Are Reported Killed at Essen   ARRIVAL OF EBERT IN BERLIN IS REPORTED   SOCIAL DEMOCRAT FORCES SAID TO BE MOVING TOWARD SUHL; ARMED WORKMEN OCCUPY WESTPHALIA,

ESOEN CAPTURED: 300 KILLED; TWO DAYS OF FIGHTING   Violent Disorders Grow Out of Attempt of Radicals to institute Soviet  Governments—  Socialist-Democrat Artillery Moves. ‘   Berlin Lives in Fear Infuriated Baltic Troops Will Return—No Telegraph Communication Outside Berlin--Weorkman Armed.

MRS. C. W. COPPS TAKEN BY DEATH   Beautiful Lite of Stevens Point Young Woman Comes to An End Saturday Afternvon After Week's HIness   BABE SHARES MOTHER'S FATE   Two Bodies Are Buried Together at Forest Cemetery ‘This  See tar

MRS. C, W. COPPS TAKEN BY DEATH   Beavniful Life of Stevens Point Young Women Comes 10 An End Saiurday Afternoon After  Weeb’s Hlness   BABE SHARES MOTHERS FATE   Two Bodies to Be Buried Together  at Forest Cemetery On     Ee eae. eee

TROOPS WILL NOT BE SENT 10 GIVE AID 10 POLAND   LITTLE HOPE OF SAVING WARSAW. MAIN PROBLEM IS DEFENDING’ ETIPOPE..   OFFICIALS: FLEE

ALLIES PREPARE FOR QUICK ACTION WHEN SOVIETS TURN DOWN PROPOSAL TOHALT WAR   [mmediate Resumption of Naval and Economic Blockade Decided on, but No Allied Troops Will be Sent to Assist the Polish Defense

ALLIES ARE IN POMPLETEHARNN\   PLANNING TO SAVE WESTERN » KUROPE FROM BOLSHEVISM   THE . RUSSO-PBLISH GRIS:   Plan Includes the Re-imposition of Blockade’ Against Russia—No Al. lied Yroops Are to Be Employed.

PREMIERS STRIVE TO SAVE WESTERN EUROPE FROMREDS   Alton Are Said to Boel Thae Sole taaue is not Preservation of < Foland—Situation,

POLAND 16 BE GIVEN MUNITIONS   ButNoAlliedTroops Will Be Sent to Fight Reds—Main Problem Consider: ed at Conference Was Defense of Western Europe.

QUKADE OF RUSSIA   PLAN DEVISED BY THE ALLIED LEADERS TO AID POLES   TROOPS WILL NOT BE USED   Scheme May Not Be Carried Out Un til After Minsk Conference

MUNITIONS TO BE FURNISHED BUT NOTROOPS   ALLIEA AGREE ON AID ‘rO POLAND AS SOVIET SWEEP DOWN FROM NORTH ON WARSAW,

ON BLOGKAR OF RED AUSSIE   But Will Not Send Troops t Aid Poland--See No Hope of Saving Warsaw   FEAR FOR WESTERN EUROPE   Defense of Western Europe Against Bolghevism is Their Main Problem, Premiers Believe

Hythe Conference Reaches a Complete Agreement on the Plans for Dealing with Russo-Polish Crisis   SALVATION OF EUROPE BURDEN OF DISCUSSION   Adoption of Program Depends Upon Approval of British Parliament; May Not Take Effect Until Negotiations End

ALLIES NOT CONTEMPLATING AN  - .QFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIANS   Premiers Lloyd- George: and Millerand, Conferring at Hythe, : _ Nervous ‘Over Situation—Will Give Aid to-Polane ; But Fail to Reach an’ Agreement. .

WILL USE NO ALLIED-TROOPS   Allies Agree On Plan to Hel; Poland. —   WILL GIVE THEM ADVICI   Also Expect to Furnish Munitions —Polish Note to United States Hasn't Arrived.

PREMIERS ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT ‘ON POLAND   No Troops and Munitions Are To Be Sent by Allies and Blockade Only Resorted To

LEGATIONS LEAVE WARSAW; SOVIETS STILL ADVANCING   Polish Lines Near East Russian Frontier Are Breken—Red Cavalry Attacks   ALLIES PREPARED TO FIGHT      Armistice and Peace Negotiation Meeting Set for Next Wednesday Between Peles and Bolsheviki.   BULLETIN

PROBLEM IS HOW TO SAVE EUROPI   Premiers Plan to Establish De  fensive Line Through  Poland.

STARVATION FOR SOVIETS, ARMS FOR POLAND, ORDER: POLRS FLEE FROM WARSAW   Outer Forts of Capital Bombarded ; Red Army Closes . In; Rejects 10-Day Truce Offer of — Enolandg. °

LOCKADE 10 BE IMPOSED UPON RUSSI:   This With Supplying Munitions to Be Allied Assistance to Poland.   NO TROOPS WALL BE SENT   Decision Reached'at Hythe Conferénce—Washington Is Sileat On Subject.

Hope Virtually Abandoned For Preventing Captare of ~ Polish Capital.   GOVERNMENT IS SHIFTED:   Mocks xe of Russin and Establishment of IkWeuslve Ling in Poland Const. ered us Most Fificient Meuns of Breaving Power of Soviet Force.

Uneasiness Prevails Throughou England As Nation Stand: Upon Threshold of War.   IMilitary Plans Submitted By  Marshal Foch Discussed By  Premiers.   Munitions and Expert Advice Will be Furnished Poles By France and England.

LITTLE HOPE OF  SAVING WARSAW      How to Save Western Europe From Bolshevism_Is Question

PREMIERS MAP “OUT PLANS 1 HET D POLAND   How to Protect. Western Eu "ropes FromBolshevisn ts ‘Held ‘Big Problem

ALLIES DECIDE TO ~ BLOCKADE ‘REDS   No Troops to Be Sent to Pe. land’s Assistance,   PREMIERS FRAME  POLIC)   Ruesian Mission May Remain th Lon. don Until the Armistice Conference Conference is Concluded.

EUROPEAN HEADS CONFER AT HYTHE ON POLISH STAND   How To Save Western Eu rope From Bolshevism Is  Tonic.

DEFENSE LINE TO CHECK REDS: GIVEUP WARSAW   Allied Premiers Decide To Blockade Russia; Defend  West Europe.   BULLETIN.

Pole Lines Broken And Red Horsemen Sweep Thru Gaps      WEST EUROPE. IN PERIL

AUSOIAN BLOCKADE WEAPON TO FORGE PEACE WITH REDS   Allied Premiers Agree to Pu Pressure on Soviet When Red Menace Grows.   BELIEVE ALL WESTERN  EUROPE IS IN DANGER   Allied Troops Will Not Enter Present Conflict; Poland to Get Munitions.

Uneasiness Prevails Throughout England As Nation Stands Upon Threshold of War.   Munitions and Expert Advice Will be Furnished Poles By France and England.

Bolsheviki Cavalry Sweeps — On, Encountering Slight Resistance   OTHER POWERS WATCH THE MOMENTOUS ACTS

ACCUSED MEN MAY NOT MOVE  Minnesota Governor Reconsiders Fix tradition of Allexed Bandits.

STATE LEVY IS LOWER   City and County Officials Fix Amounts to Be Raised by Taxation in Year   County Levy Only 05 Mill Higher Than Last Year—School Levy Largest

INCREASE FOR CITY TOTAL IS 2.82 MILLS ‘OVER LAST YEAR   STATE LEVY IS LOWER   City and County Officials Fix Amounts to Be Raised by Taxation in Year   County Levy Only .05 Mill Higher Than Last Year—School Levy Largest

WEST TEXAS WATER BOUND   First Train in Over ; Week From West in  Fort Worth:

RIVERS ARE BANK FULL aT DAMAGE 5 SLIGHT   Heavy Rains Over For Present Says The Weather Man in Wednesday Forecast.   Rainfall One-half of Tremen dous Deluge in March. 1913

CONDITIONS “INTOLERABLE” IN MEXICO, SAYS GENERAI   Future of Country Hopeless If Left Solely in Control of Natives, Commander Howze Declares.

MEXICO OUTLAW AMONG NATIONS   STANDS AS AN OUTCAST IN CIVILIZED SOCIETY.   (GENERAL HOWZE HARSH CRITIC   Commander of El Paso District Dencribes Conditions as Intolerable, With No Prospect  of Improvement.

HIS STATEMENT IS MADE WITH APPROVAL OF WAR DEPT. AND IS QUITE PLAIN   Future of Country Hovweless If It Is Left In Sole Control of Mexicans. He Says

em  MERIGAN INTERVENTION HINTED AT BY SOLDIER   CONDITIONS TO GET WORSE RIGHT ALONG IF CONTROL OF COUNTRY IS LEFT TO THE MEXICAN PEOPLE, HE SAYS

MAC SWINEY'S BODY TAKEN  TOCORK CIT!   ENGLISH GOVERNMENT RE. FUSED TO ALLOW THE RE. MAINS TAKEN TO.CITY OF DUBLIN   FEAR POLITIGAL DISTURBANCE.   Great Preparations Have Been Made for the Burial of MacSwiney in Fiis Home City Tomorrow

OFFICIALS AWAIT FATALITIES FROM NEW YEARREVELS   Authorities Expect New Wave Of Deaths From Drinking Poison.

LIFTING OF LID FOR NEW YEAR'S MAY BE FATAL   Authorities Await Results of Predictions that Christmas Orgy will be Repeated.   NO REPORTS YET

REVELS MAY BOOST TULL   Hip Pocket Flasks and PrivateStocks In Evidence atCelebrations in New York and Chicago —35 Arrests in  Fe aap * eae 8

POlON LIQUER CAUSES POLICE MUCH ANXIETY   Throughout : Nation Autherities Await Reports From New Year’s Revelry.   SVyy FUE OD TENE Je  Every Effort Being Directed Toward Ending Sates of Death Pegler.

WILL FOLLOW CELEBRATIONS SAY OFFICERS   Authorities Gravely Awad Reports from Night's Revelry.   EARLY EVIDENCE IS NOT ENCOURAGING   ‘Many Bootleggers Arrested Before Celebration Started.

Authorities - Gravely: “Awail ‘Repetts from Night’ Ss ny ‘Revelry. :            PARLY EVIDENCE: 1S. NOT.      Many Bootleggers Arrested ' Before. Celebration , . “OS Started. :

POISON BREW TOLL  AWAITED Hitt FEARS.   Wave of Deaths Expected As Result of Celebration of Coming of New Year

DRINKERS ARE GETTING WISE   Evidence That Fewer Are  Courting Death Drinking ‘Sight Unseen’ Booze.

AWAITING REPORTS OF DEATHS FROM WOOD ALCOHOL   Authorities Throughout United States Expect to Hear o f Wave of Deaths From Drinkine Poisonous Whiskey.

EXPEGT HEAVY TALL OF VICTIMS FROM POISON LIQUOR ON NEW YEAR'S   AUTHORITIES AWAITING REPORTS SHOWING TOLL OF WOOD ALCOTLOL LAST NIGHT,

- tt :  meTiS  > EXPEGTED   Authorities Hope, How: ever, Fears Are Ground-:: lesa.

RESULTS ARE BEING AWAITED   Wave of Deaths Predicted From Wocd Alco  hol Poisoning

AWAIT REPORTS OF REVELS.   Prediction of Wave of Wood Aleohol Poisoning Made.

OFFICIALS WATCHING RESULTS OF NEW YEAR'S CELERRA.TION IN NATION   NEW YORK RAISED. ROOFS   Celebrators There Remained up Until Dawn, Taking What They Expect to he Last Big Blow-out

eo      eyed es Baa ribs ii a&       * P . Gravel y Aweil        eS} nits,

THE COUNTRY AWAITING REPORTS   FROM. NEW YI YEAR’S EVE _ avers AS TO POISMUO. DRINK ON a   Substitutes. at: Frisco -Contained Crude Oil, ‘Embalm ing. Fluid, : Ete: Will. Re: ‘quire Day. to. Know ‘the  . Gandonwakrge”

LAMES SWEEPING PIERS   ‘econd Visastrvovs Fire Causes Loss of Millions in Property at Jalveston,

FRANCE. REJOICES IN BASTILE FALL   Nation in Holiday Garb Today Celebrates Fall of Ancient Prison During French Revolution.

FIND BABY DIES”  FROM EXPOSURE   Washington, Ind. Authorities Locate Family Living in Floorless Shack; Mother Said to Be Dying.

FIRES RAGING IN RUHR DISTRICT   Foch Asks Permission to Send Allied Army of 590,000 to 0.000.

Disorder Still ~ In Ruhr District   Fires of War Still Blaze Ir Great Industrial Section of Germany

FES OF WAR STILL BLAZING OVER GERMANY   Heavy Fighting Occurs In Several Districts, It Is Reported.   ACTIVITY IN THE > RUHR DISTRICT   Government Forces Are Thrawr Back And Are Building Trenches,

IOWA PEOPLE THRIFTY   According to Report of Comptroller of Currency.

EARLY SHOWDOWN ON TREATY 15 INDICATED   DEFINITE PROPOSITION TO BE SUB: _ MITTED TO DEMOCRATS BY G. 0. P. TODAY,   LODGE CONCESSION CLAIMED   New Development Follows Meeting of Republican Chiefs Held in Leader’s Library.

QUICK END OF DEBATE EN TREATY EXPECTED   ‘INDICATIONS POINT TO LAYING “AWAY OF ISSUE UNTIL POLITT- CAL CAMPAIGN.   MAY GET VOTE THIS WEEK   Effect of Wilson’s Position Becoming Known ‘Will Be to Hasten Dis, “posal, Is Gutlook.

THE ALLIES WATCHING CONGRESS   furopean Countries Carefully Await Action of Congress on Peace With Germany

SEPARATE PEAGE WITH GERMANY A SERIOUS MATTER   Allies Adopt a Policy of “Watchful Waiting” as Regards Action by the U. S. Senate.   LEADERS WILL NOT DISCUSS SUBJEC1

British Statesmen Refuse to Be Interviewed, Fearing Remarks Might Be Taken As Effort to Interfere

, Treaty ‘sita- tion in Senate,         BRITISH LEADERS > NOT: TO BE QUOTED   Fear That’ Any Opihion They * Might Give Might Be " Misconstrued.

U. S. YEOMAN STEALS $72,000   Alarm Sounded for Arrest of Young  fiah an Deatraver

NAVY MAN AND\MONEY MISSING   Clerk On Destroyer Accused of Ab scounding With 872,000.

MARRIED COUPLE POISONED   Misha Applebaum Declares He and His Wife Took It by : Adictahke.

—————eeeeeeeeeeeorreoerererRe ee eee  0 POlaO BOTH SERIOUSLY ILL. RECOVERY DOUBTFUL   Missha Applebaum and Wife Now in Hospital «Under Care,

3. O. P. NIGHT IN GOTHAM   NOT SINCE 1896 HAS THERE BEEN SO _ GREAT A DEMONSTRATION. ..   Thousands March Behind Coelidge i ' Parade of Electric Torches and Signs That: Emblason Re~ pablican Slogans. ’

CALVIN GODLIOGE LEADS BlG PARADE IN NEW YOR}   Greatest Demonstration In Gotham  ' Since 1896.

GUOLIDGE HEADS NEW YORK PARADE   Greatest Political Demonstra tion in Metropolis Since the Days of McKinley.

NEW YORK BACK 10 OUD DAY WN COOLIDGE PARADE   Metroppils In Greatest Political Dehonstration since, - B yo

COOLIDGE HEADS NEW YORK PARADE   Declares United States Will Help Build Up Civilization—Denies Harding Said He Would Reject Entire Covenant   Marched Up Broadway

THOUSANDS IN HUGE PARADE ON BROADWA\   Fifth Avenue Also Scene of. Dem onstratien Unequalled in City Since 1896.   REVIEWS THE MARCHERS

THOUSANDS MARCH BEHIND -GOOLIDGE      ice’ Presidential. Candidate Takes “Issue With: ‘Hare .. ang’s Opponents. ~~"

COOLIDGE NIGHT SWAYS GOTHAY   City Witnesses Greatest Political Demonstration in: His Streets Sinen MeKinley Celebration   THOUSANDS PARAD!   Nominee, at Union League Club Declares America Will Work for Unbuilding of Civikzation

Parents’ Aliereation Causes Shat to inter the Foot ef Son Nearhy. \

QUARREL GAUSES ACCIDENT   ‘Parents’ Altercation Causes Shot to  Enter the Foot of Son i Sparh< \

PAPERS ATTACK WILSON.   Paris ‘Journal Says Lowis XLV Would Haye Used More Formality in Decision,

PARIS PAPERS COMMENT ON LANSING RETIREMENT   ‘Term Wilson A Autocratic and Say That Lansing Is Being Made Scapegoat.

FENCE RIDICULE WILSON 'S ACTION   Paris Press Attacks Autocratic Move in Ousting Lansing

LANSING WDE SCAPEGOAT oA FRENCH JOURNA   Press Comments Varlously on Resignation of Secretary of State; Still the Chief Tonic in Capital

SENSATION IN WASHINGTON COMMENTED ON IN PARIS   President Wilson, “Returning From Mysterious Ilness,’ Rapped Pretty Hard by Some of the Press.

COMMITTEE TO MEET   Senators Will Plan Investigation  of Fall Campaign Funds

SUGAR GOING UF   New Wholesale Price Wil be Twenty-nine and a Half Cents a Pound   RETAIL AT 33 CENTS   Sugar Refiners Notify the Wholesale Grocers—Situation is Most Serious

SUGAR SOARS TO UNKNOWN HEIGHT   Refiners Now Quoting 29 1-2 Cents a Pound to Wholesalers--Scarcity of Farm Labor Reported.

SUGAR WILL SOON BE 33 CENTS A POUND   OVER ESTIMATION OF CUBA CROP 18 BLAMED FOR ACUTE SHORTAGE, BIG BUY.  : Y.

SUGAR PRICES  SOAR IN CHICAGC    Fumped to 33 Cents a Poand in Chl. cago This Afternoon,

PRICE OF SUGAR I$ SOARING   Chicago Grocers Notified that Price Is Jumped to 294 Cents _   Thirty-Three Cent Retail Price Predicted by Sugar Dealers

FAVORS AMENDMENT OF LLOYD GEORGE'S PLAN   Asquith Refuses To Re Party Ro. Re pout of Irish Home Rule Hin  f  of 2014. ef}

WHISKY POISON GROUP NOW FACE  SLAYING CHAPG!      ‘o Rearrested for Man slaughter After Volsiead

Krypteks——the only bife. ‘cals that keep you — locking youne.   Ks RVETOK  lar wuitd)tiassa oof

HEARS STRIKING BOATMEN   Railroad Labor Board Grants Audience ' Over One Member’s Objection

LABOR BOAKD HEARS STRIKING TUG AND FERRYMEN QVER WHITER’S PROTES'

74 AND 25 PER GENT   Kearns Says Arriiagements May Have To ‘Wait: Until Carpentier’s ‘Con. > tract. with “Cochrane Expires,

CHIEF PLANKS OF DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORW   Closing Session of Uuofficia: Convention in New York.   Platform Built of Many Lead Ing Issues.

PRESIDENT: ELECT DENIES HE PLANS BORDER MEETING   Has No Intention of Seeing Mexican President.  NEVER THOUGHT OF   No Such Thing is in Prospect in Any Way He Says—Party Given Welcome by Crowd at Austin.

.W. W. COUNSEL BITTERLY FIGHT IN WASH. TRIAL   Only Two of Twelve Talis: men Are =e Toay

TWO DIE IN AUTO CRASH   R. B. Thompson, Son of Ohio University President, One of Dead—Machine Hits Stone Bridge.

AUTO HITS BRIDGE; TWO DIE   Son of Head of Ohio University One of Victims.

BRYAN MAKES OUT STATEMEN’   President Laid Foundation For Dis. aster and Governor Cox Completed tt.

SPEAKING TOUR PLAN APPROVED   Senator Harding Holds Confer. —eneo-With Harry Daugherty,         NOMINEE VISITS COLUMBUS

SPEAKING TOUR PLAN APPROVED SAYS HARDING   Senator Holds Conference With Barry Daugherty.   VISITS COLUMBUS   Discusses Important) Questions In Talks This Week. ;  f

One Would Restore King, Other Overthrow Esthblighed. Ordét. For Proletariat Rule 4%

COUNTER REVOLUTION IS BREWING AMONG GERMANY'S MASSES   Reactionaries Said to be Planning Revolt to Re. establish Monarchy Against Activities of Proletariate.

Neither Reactionaries Nor Radicals Are Satisfied With The Present Gowernment — Freheit Urges Class War .

TWO COUNTER oti penl  fina tn Rotehiic Mana: en   One to Establish a Monarchy anc the Other Plotting Dictatorship.

PAT O’BRIEN, WORLD-WAR HERO AND VETERAN OF. 5 ARMIES, ENDS OWN LIFE

LIEUT. O'BRIEN WORLD WAR HERO KILLED HIMSELE   SQuly a Coward Would Do What  Am Doing, but 1-Guess I am One,” He Wrote

PAT O'BRIEN “HILLS: HIMSELE INLOS ANGELES   Veteran of Five Wars Sends Bullet Crash: ing Through Brain.  - Well Known Here.

War Hero Branding Self as Goward Puts Bullet Into Brain Over Family Troubles

THEN PLACES REVOLVER. TO His ' HEAD AND SENDS SULLET ' THROUGH HIS BRAIN 

WORLD WAR HERO ENDS LIFE 1H LOS ANGELES   ‘Pat O’Brien Kills Self With a Service Pistol Following' Trouble With Wife,   WAS FAMOUS DURING WAR

WAR HERO DIES A COWARD BY HIS OWN HANDS    LIEUT. PAT O'BRIEN HIRED BUL LET INTO BRAIN IN.LOS AN. GELES Topay,   Left 2 Note Saying He Kittea Winds Because He Failed at WReconcil. iation With His ‘Wife.

LT. PAT C'RIEN KILLS hIMGELE   HERO OF WORLD WAR DIES A “COWARD.”   MARITAL TROUBLES, REASON   Sends Bullet Into Brain at Los An geles Hotel When Efforts at Reconciliation With Wife Fail—Dlstinguished Aviator Veteran 5 Wars.

OBRIEN WAR HEAD VICTIN  OF SUICIDE   Man Considered One of Greatest Outstanding Heros of: War Kills Self--Domestic Tangle Cause.

Conditional Proposition te Be come Secretary of State   ON LEAGUE WATIONS IDEA    Former Justice of Supreme Court Now Has Offer Under Consideration.

REPORT OFFER MADE HUGHES   Conditional Proposition to Become Secretary of State in Cabinet.

Secretary of the Navy and Chairman Hale Engage in Verbal Clashes During the Deahoa Hald at Wachingeton   FLEET WASN’T CAUGHT UNPREPARED, CLAIMS   Had a Program as Adequate as Any in the World's History; Was Ready to Fight Any Possible Enemy.

DANIELS GLASHES WITH SENATOR   ‘Secretary Objects to Hale’s Method of Cross-Ex aAminatinn.

DANIELS AND HALE IN WORD BATTLE   Secretary of the Navy Ob. jects to Manner in Which He is Questioned   REFUTES SIMS’ CHARGES   Furnishes the Committe: With Navy’s Plans as Far Back as April, 1917

WORDY CLASHES BETWEEN DANIELS AND SENATOR HALE   Secretary’s Testimony Deals Mostly With Navy’s Plans During April, 1918.   AS ADEQUATE AS ANY IN HISTORY OF THE WORLD   Not a Naval Expert but Has Been Studying Naval Organibation and Administration for Seven Years, Accused of Delaying Hearing hy Introducing Irreievant Matter,

. Secretary Tells Committee Navy f War Plans Were “As Adequateas Any in History”

URGES $2500 AS A MINIMUM RAIL SCALE    RAILROAD MEN'S REPRESENTA. TIVE WANTS CONTROVERSY SETTLED FOR LONG TIME

A$2,500 MINIMUM ASKED FOR RAILROAD WORKERS   RAILTOAD LANOR ROARD GETS PROPOSITION FROM REPRE. SENTATIVES OF TWO MELLION WORKMEN, :

Rail Men Want $2,500 A Year Minimum Wage   Would Stabilize Wages in All Industry, Thinks Former  Secretary of War Labor Board.

BUY WINS FIGHT FOR BURIED GOLE   Court Awards $1,300 to Lac Who Found it Hidden in Ground.

FINDERS ARE KEEPERS, INDIANA COURT RULES   Hoy Who Dug Up Buried Gol Owns ih >

: ‘Finders Are Keepers,” and 15. Year Old Boy ; Gets Pot of Cold !

LEAGUE DISCUSSES MINORITY RIGHT?   EXPENSES BE. APPORTIONEL ACCORDING TO UNIT SYSTEM,

INCREASING INSURANCE,   Large Percentage of Renewals Have Increased Valuation,

CHARLESTON ME OF BUSINESS SE A NEW EXAMPLE   Three Sccre Take OF Coats and Take  Place ef Striking Longshoremen., 

STOCK REPORT.   Atlantic Gulf Falls Five And One Quarter Points.

DANGER OF COAL STRIKE AVERTED   Head of Mine Workers Wires Optimistic Message to President Wilson  Tee catechism sane Sr abare?

INDIANA MINES © _ HIT BY STRIKE   Day Men Walk Out Afte Failure of Wage — Arreement

FUEL SITUATION, IN INDIANA SAID TOBE CRITICAL   Official of Service Commission  Urges Congressmen to  Take Action.   MANY UTILITIES ARE IN NEED   Miners’ Leaders Hopeful of Settiement Though Nearly All Mines Are Down.

A COAL FAMINE: SURE   Indiana Apneals ‘To Congress For Action To Prevent Suffering - + ‘Phis Winter :

EXPECT THE NEW SENATE WILL BE INTERESTING  THE INDEPENDENTS FROM BOTH SIDES ARE FIGHTERS.  REPUBLICANS HAVE A GOOD MAJORITY

TAKING STOCK OF SITUATION   Which Will Confront New  National Administration ia Howse and Senate.   INAUGURAL ADDRESS MAY BE BAROMETER   Sizing Up of Selons Indicates Likelihood of Harmony Beinzs Preserved.

SAYS ELECTION TO BE FREE   Carranza Deciares He Is Ready to Quit on December 1.

CARRANZA IS READY.TO QUIT   Says He Will Not Remairm Moexioo’s Executive One Day After December 1.

WARNS ROADS TO ACT OR RUIN INDUSTRY   Ww. N. DOAK, OF RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD, SAYS MEN ARE LEAVING NOW TO TAKE JOBS PAYING MORE MONEY.

WARNING OF DICRUPTION.   Brotherlicod Official Say. Worker: Are Leaving Railroads for Other Work,

WHEN TRUTH WOULD ANSWER FAR BETTER   STATEMENT PURPORTED FROM HARDING MISLEADING.   Repeblicans Have Pleaty of Ammanition, David Lawrence Opines, Without Reserting to Qacetlemable Tactice.

HARDING WILL OUIT PORCH; 10 SPEAK IN IOWA   Pulls A Boner When He Tells How G. O. P. Slashed  “‘Estimates.”’

LAWRENCE EXPOSES G.0.P. CAMOUFLAGE   Statement Issued by Hare ding’s Headquarters {s .. kabaled Untrue   S. Maik FLAWS PICKED.   Correspondent Says Germany Must be Biamed for Burden of Expense of War

Harding The Candidate Does Not Square With Harding  The Man. Says Lawrenc

FEARS WERE REAL   Man Bought 18 Kegs of 100 Proof for $3800—It Was Water

“FLU” GETS HERE FROM CHICAGO   A. P. GARDNER CAUGHT THE I) -FLUENZA WHILE ON BOARD CHICAGO TRAIN

MINERS OFFICERS MEE}      GO TO COLUMBL  VOR SPUCLAL CONS .  TION,      Vil Open Monday When Delegate: Will Hear Report on Setticment of the Recent Strike.

To Open at Columbus Next: . Monday — Heads of Organization Pt eparing Yor: Coming Meeting. « Bee

KILL MAN IN IRELAND AS SPY   Unidentified Body Found in Field Near Glenmore. County Cork.

KILLED IN IRELAND A& Spy   Body of Unidentified Man Found in Field Near Gienmore, County Cork.

KILLED IN IRELAND AS SPY   : gor  Body of Unidentified Man Found i  Field Near Glenmore, County Cork.

ARMY AIRPLANES UNSAFE FOR FLYING BY JULY 1   General Mensher Urgently Recommends a Continuing Ruilding Pragram.

GRAND JURY  INVESTIGATING   Woman Burned to Deatt Known to Have Had $500: in House

se nes eS met a ome  PENROSE IS WELL PLEASED.   Thieaks Harding Well Qualified te Sit im the White House.

HANLY 70 BE BURIED AT WILLIAMSPOR]   FOLLOWING FUNERAL SERVICE: AT INDIANAPOLIS WEDNES. DAY MORNING

HANLY FUNERAL TO BE AT INDIANAPOLIS:   Body of Former Governor Brought to Capital From Dennison, ' ’ Where He Was Killed -

ATTENDING CONVENTION,   Tiptoa County Farmers at” Indiana-polis for Farmers’ Convention.

TREATY THROTTLEO: BY G.0.P, SAYS. HOMER CUMMINS   emocratic National Chairmagt Says America Would Hava: Been First to Ratify if Demee: erats Had Controlled Congres¢   ARRAIGNS REPUBLICANS   it New Jersey Inaugural Dinnes’ He Declares G. 0 P. fs Banke rupt of Leadership — Demos. crats to Stand on Record.

SAYS PARTY ~ ADCAST FAS FAILED   National Committee Chairman Declares U. SS, Would Have Been First To Ratify if Congress Had Been Democratic.   REPUBLICANS ASSAILED   Asserts the Faction Is Bankrupt of Leadership And Cannot Agree on a Policy Satisfactory Even To Itself.

SCORES REPUBLICAN PARTY    Democrat Chairman Cummings Says ’  Old Organisation Bankreapt  of Leadership.

JAMIESON’S ASSISTANT IS PRINCIPAL WITNESS   Declares Republicans Wanted Paper to Come Out Against the Bonus Plan and Threatened to Put Paper Out of Rissiness. She Declares.

WOWAN FACES PROBEAS BUT KEEPC NAMES   Financing of Stars and Stripes Comes Up for Close — Investigation: ~~   DENIES DEMOCRATIC . GROUP HAS CONTROL   Witness: Says Threats Were Made Against New Publication

~~ POLTTEAL HELE      MRS. E.M. PARKS TELLS OF FINANCING SOLDIER PHMURLICATION   Woman Assistant Secretary to Democratic Director ot Finance a Witness :   Took Contral Recause of Her Desire ‘te Do Something for ea Bnye

ABSENCE OF WITNESSES HALTS — PROBE INTO ALLEGED RECEIPT OF $5,000 BY COX FOR 1918 CAMPAIG!   Nevada Close But Will Probably. Go Democratic By A Narrow Margin   Women To Join Campaign  For Cox And Nations’ Leagu

WOMAN BACKING SOLDIER PAPER GIVEN HEARING   Mrs. Parks Says She Controllea Stars and Stripes to Keep lt Non-Partisan.   REFUSES TO NAME HELPERS   Borrowed $38,000 of Sum. She lavested But Declares It  Personal Matter. 

TELLS COMMITTEE SHE GAVE MONEY 10 STARS i STRPE   SIRS. PARKS TESTIFIES IN INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIQN FUNDS.   mecrotary Says ‘National Com mittee Had Nothing to Bo  METeLL Agmanmee

SENATE COMMITTEE TURNS TO OHIO 1918 CAMPAIGN   Will Investigate Gubernatoria Campaign of 1918 When Co: is Alleged to Have Receive ‘Contributions From Daytor Metal Products Company.

WITNESS ASSERTS DEMOCRATS NOTIN CONTROLOF PAPER   SECRETARY TO DEMOCRATIC FINANCE DIRECTOR APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE TODAY   ST. LOUIS MAY BE NEXT MEETING POINT

CHARGE COX WITH” RECEIVING SEGRET .. CAMPAIGN: FUNDS   Candidate Implicated in Concealed Contributions from  Ohio Concern   PROBE FINANCING OF =. SOLDIER PUBLICATION      Secretary of Fimance Director] Questioned by Committee

CLAIM $5,000 COX NOTE PAID AS GIFT TO ELECTION FUND   Investigating Committee Calls Witnesses to Tell of Cash in Ohio Campaign.   WOMAN CLAIMS SHE GAVE SOLDIER PAPER $48,000   Democratic Finance Director's Secretary Says She Put Up Publication Cash.

STARS AND STRIPES UNDER INVESTIGATION      Financing of Soldier Publicatio: Taken Up By Senate Com. mittee Today.

PROBE STORY OF CONCEALED FUND GIVEN GOV. COX   Sec’y. to Democratic Committee Head Says She Bought Paper.

WOMAN OWNS _ SOLDIER PAPER   CURIOE SLY ENOUGH SHE 1s  EMPLOYE OF DEMOCRATS. .   DENIES THE INFERENCE   SHE DECLARES IT IN ALL: HER INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE,   The Nenate Committee is a Runalng Emptylnae” xe Far an Appears on the ‘Surfaces

Woman Secretary Says That Finance Chief of Bourbons Aided in Buying ‘Stars and Stripes;’ Names Refused   B. M. Baruch and Meredith Were Assessed to Finance Soldier Publication. Says Witness At Senate Hearing

Witness Tells of Alleged Threat of “HO Advertising From Big Four” Unless Wishes Were Recognized

WOMAN DEFIES THE SENATE PROBERS 10 MAKE HER DIVULGE PERSONAL BUSINESS      Secretary ‘of “Stars and Stripes’ Declares Democratic Organization Has Not Conbibpted Cent.   PAPER THREATENED BY : 1 REPUBLICANS, SHE SAYS

WITNESS DENIES POLITICAL HELE   MRS. E. M. PARKS TELLS OF FINANCING SOLDIER PUBLICATION   HAS STOCK CONTROL   Woman Assistant Secretary te Democratic Director of Finance a Witness   Took Control Because of Her Desire to Do Semethine for Soldier Bovs

QUERY LEADS T0 . SOLDIER PAPERS      No Witnesses Regarding Cox Gift From Metal Products Company. . bes   WOMAN TAKES THE STAND   Assistant Seeretary to Democratic National Committeeman Says She Helped Boys. Party Not Interested.

COX GOT $3,900 DAYTON COMPANY IT 1S CHARGED   Investigating Committee  Will Take up Story . Secret Gift

SOLDIER PAPER IS BEING PROBED   ATTENTION TURNED TO FINANCE. ING OF STARS AND STRIPES  Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Concludes Present Session Today—Next Meeting Oct. IX ..

DEMOCRATS DID. NOT SUBSCRIBE ALLEGED MONRY   MRS. PARKS TESTIFIES BE. FORE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE TODAY.

WILL ALSO PROBE ~ STATE PRIMARIES   Senate Committee to Look Int  New Charges ‘Concealed:     Canteikiatace tins a.

WHEELER TO’NOMINATE “ _’ SENATOR JOHNSON   California Attorney Picked to Make Nominating Speech at Chieago Convention.

CHARLES WHEELER, GOLDEN GATE, WILL PLACE NAME_ OF JOHNSON BEFORE CONVENTION

CHAS. A. WHEELER TO NOMINATE JOHNSON   Cablifornin Man Swings tn Ahead oa: Gen, Wood in Oregon Presi-. dentin Primary.

LONGSHOR'MEN MAY RETURN TO WORK   Want Strikebreakers Discharged First; Companies Offer Counter-Proposals,

WOMEN TQ HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS   Can Vote At Any Election Fo Any Purpose is Ruling 0 Secretary of State. 4,   Two Thousand New Precincts Will be Added in State Of Ohin

WOOD WINNER IN NEW JERSEY   Leads Johnson by 352 Votes With Practically Complete Returns.

NEW JERSEY SELECTS WOOD   With Practically Complete Returns the Vote Stands Wood, 50,785; Johnson, 50,433.

INTENSE FIGHT ON WET ISSUE « 1§ FORECAST   COX FAVORITE OF MOIST WING, WHILE PALMER COUNTS ON DRY VOTE

Candidates for Democratic _ Nomination Are Lining Up on One Side or the Other.

HON. JOHN M. ADAMS INTERESTED IN SCHOOLS   Flotorial Representative of This District Observes That Girls at C.LA.  Are Preparing for Home Efficiency

C.OF C. FAVORS THE: REORGANIZATION OF. THE NATIONAL GUARE                 Offers Co-operation in Recruitm Maintenance of Company in Leb: Also Urges Increased Salaries Office Emnloves.

 Offers’ Co-operation in Recruit Maintenance of Company in Lebano Also Urges Increased Salarie Office Emnloves.

GEORGE DYER DEAD.   Well Known Lake Kkrie Man Ey pired Last Night at Indianapolis,

GEORGE DYER DEA dD.       Well Known Lake Erie M pirea: An aut Inc           amapolis,  Ex

VISITORS IN. AND OUT OF TOWN DURING THE WEEK.   The Comings and Goings of Visitors ~ Duly Mentioned, “

CORN HUSKING KELJ UP   Scarcity of Labor Reported by Farm ers Throughout the State.

TWO WOMEN ARE INJURED WHEN AUTOS COLLIDI   Mrs, Herman Pitts and Mrs Charles Pitts Taken tc Homes at Ridgeville

MOPF SENSATION IN MONEY CASE   STATE WITNESS STATES EVIDENCE WAS A FRAME UP,

ARIZONA IN  G:0. P. COLUMN   Democratic Representa_ tive Appears to Have  Been Re-Elected

ARIZONA REPUBLICAN DY Blo MAJORITY BUT FLEETS AME HEMORAA   (CONGRESSMAN CARL RETAIN SEAT WHILE STATE TICKET GOES REPUBLICAN,

COTTON HORT BY WOE WEATHER LAY EGLARES   PORN ROTTING ON STALKS 1 SOME SECTIONS WHEKE FIELDS ARE SOAKED,

ASKS. NEW TREAL.   Convicted Slayer: “of Wichita Gir Alleges Pri rejudice, ip » Court.  e*Pe tha Accrrserlt* rm... :«

HNYS URGES THE TEWMESSEE FOLKS TO PASS SUFFRAGE   To Clear the Atmosphere for Future Work He Says In Telegram.—Resolution To Submit Matter to People Was Defeated. 2

FIRST FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGE   Would Hold State-Wide ‘Mass Meetings to Get at the Sentiment   By Associated Press,

DELAY SURF - VOTE FAILS   Resolution to Hold'Up Ac  tion for Popular Expression Fails. —   HAYS, REPEATS PLEA SENT TO TENNESSEE

TGHT ON ATIF CATION JF FEMALE SUFFRAGE IS WN BEFORE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE; A WARM CONTEST SEEMS ASSURED

TENNESOEEANS MAY VOTE ON  SUFE PROBLEM   RESOLUTION IY LOWER HOUSE WOULD REFER MATTER TO VOICE OF PROPLE AUG. 21.

TENNESSEE TAKES  UP RATIFICATION   Motion To Defer Action Until People Express Opinion In Mass Meetings.

KILLED WIFE a) HE COULD  MARRY NURSE   Vermont undertaker . goe on trial today for murdering spouse

Wanted Freedom to Marr) Girl He Courted on Hearse. Charge.   PETTIBONE CONFIDENT   Says Confesson Was Drawn From Him by Third Degree.

Goes On Trial For Wife's Death   Undertaker’s Assistant Is  _ Charged With Having Given Poison To Wife   SECOND WOMAN  FIGURES IN CASE

CHARGED WITH SLAYING WIFE   Vermont Produces Mos f Unique Murder Case Of Recent Years

MUST BUY LIQUOR   Only Way U.S. Can Enforce Law,  Federal Agent Thinks

PAUL MURDERERS ARE UNDER ARREST   PRISONERS MAKE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST EACH OTHER.

RECOVER MONEY TAKEN. BY PAIR AFTER MURDEF   Bank Runner Killed And Loot Buried in Cemetery —Will Go To Trial.

CLAIM JURISDICTION.   Camden County, N. J., Officials To Take Action in Murder Case.  ans Beda LRA  ences

FACH OTHER OF MURDEI   James and Schuck Eack Charge the Other wit Death of Bank Runne: Paul.

POLICECLAIM ‘TWOCONFESSED TOPAULMURDER   According to Allegation, . Bank “Runner Was Killed While la Automobile.   BODY HIDDEN SEVERAL DAYS   Money ‘Buried—Man ‘First Held In Case Is One of Those  Implicated.

TWO MEN SAID 10 HAVE GONFESGED KILLING AUANE   Camden County, W. J Oficils Wit Claim Jurisdiction In Murder Gase

CONFESSED TO KILLING MAN   Camden County Author. ties Claim Jurisdiction in Casé

Camden County Officials T - Jake Charge of MurderCase   Pair Admit Robbing Bank Run ner After Murdering Him.

CONFESS MURDER OF BANK RUNNER   STSPECTS ACELSE PEACH OLRER OF COMMITTING CRIME Messenger’s Body Placed in Creek  For Nine Days After Which Murderers Baried it in Grave.

TWO MEN HELD POA MUROCE OF BARK ESS NEE E   [NX ALLEGED CONFESSIONS EACH ACCVSES THE OTUER OF COMMITTING CRIME.

Frank J. James and Raymond Shuck Confess to Camden, N. J., Murder.   $65,000 IN CASH IS RECOVERED   Bank Employe Had Been In vited to Ride in Slayers’ Automobile.

BANK MAN KILLED FOR $95,000: TWO HELD: CASH FOUND   Suspects Accuse Each Other Of Crime In  New Jersey.

BRUTAL MURDER OF BANK RUNNER   Two Men Robbed Messenger of $95,000, Beat Him to Death and Buried Body   Said to Have Confessed— Camden, °N. J., Police Claim Jurisdiction in Case

DIG FOR DEER T0 UNCOVER BODY OF MURDERED RUNNER   Two Confess Killing of Camden, N. J. Bank Messenger . Carrying $95,000   CRIME UNCOVERED BY 7 FARMERS FIND:NG GRAYE   Exhume Body Locking for Deer Buried by Ulegal Hunter

FOR SLAYING PAU JERSEY PAIR HEI   Two Camden‘ Men Confess to Murder of Bank Mes-

Paris, Aug. 17.—William Adamson, labor member of the British parlia  Position of British on General Wrange

FARNERS FACE BANKRUPTCY IN THE NORTHWEST   Such is Claim Presented To Inter-State Commerce Com: : mission,   Say Wheat Crop Equal to Tha Of 1918

WARREN G. HARDING   SENATOR HARDING. REACHED GAPITAL LATE LAST HIGH]

Reaches Wahington Late in Night, but Throng Waits  on Station Platform   PASSES THROUGH LONG LINES OF SUPPORTERS   Coolidge Appreciates Confidence Placed in Him by Party at Chicago

SENATOR HARDING MET BY THRONG OF ADMIRERS ON ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON   G. 0. P. Presidential Nominee Is Given an Enthusiastic Welcome, Despite Lateness of the Hour.

GERMANS NOT 10 TRY HINDENBURG   Little Likelihood of Commander Being Made to Answer for Destruction of French Villages.

“SHE LINK ¥S 18      Bett Telephor Company  Withdraw: Its Application for High

rHE LINE 1S BUSBY,   Bell Telephone Company Withdraw its Application for Higher Rates.

aT ORM   Raged In the Rivervale Section  Saturday Night And Did Much

ALLIES CANNOT ABANDON GREECE SAYS VENIZELOS      Would Be Dangerous Reveng for Upsetting of Government, Says Former Premier

ALLIED DESERTION = OF GREEGE NOW WOULD MEAN DESTRUCTION   Former Premier Venizelos Hopes the Allies Will Keep Their Interest. In’ His Country.      WITHDRAWAL WOULD HELP ENEMIES OF ALLIES   Venizelos, In First Interview, De olares People of Greece Will Soon Awake to s Realization of What Their Vote for Constantine Meant,

FEARS GREECE To FAC AG HARD TIME:   Former Premier Warns Allie: That Abandonment !s Dangerous.

VENIZELOS SEES DANGER IN ALLIES QUITTING GREECE   WOULD UPSET GOVEMNMENT THEY ESTABLISHED DURING THE WAR

5,000 Prisoners And Much Spoils ~ Taken In Drive   st-Litovsk Evacuation By Reds---French and German Army Officers Aiding Poland —U.S. Issues Warning to Poles on Where to End Drive

Poles Trying to Cut off Retreat of Russian Armies and Force Them Into German Terrtory; Polish Divsion Captures 500 Prsoners.

RED FORCES ON VERGE OF TITER ROU]   5,000 Russians Captured by Poles Under Leadership of the French. ©   BUT LITTLE NEWS OF MINSK PEACE PARLEY.

RUSS COLLAPSF .  “1S COMPLETE   ‘POLISH VICTORY. SEEMS TO BE  FINAL AND OVERWHELMING.   BOTTLE’ IS; CORKED   SOVIET ARMY IS DECLARED EFFECTUALLY TRAPPED.    Whh the Turn of the Tide In Their  Favor Poles Refaxe Peace Ex cept on Thelr Own Terns,

Polish Victors Take Thousands o' Guns, Munitions and Horses And Cannons.   BOLSHEVIK FORCES FACE ANNIHILATION   Plight of Periled Soveit Armies I: Revealed by Radio Aid Calls Sent Out.

Polish Troops Are Sweeping Forward Cutting Off  Retreat of Invading Bolshevik Armies.   WARSAW ADMITS DEFEAT “AROUND BREST-LITOVSK   Boviet Reports Gradually Tell Story of Failure; Rumor of Armistice Signing Is Un. founded.

POLES CAPTURE 79,000 MEN IN COUNTER DRIVE   Russian Invaders’ Retreat Cut Off; May be Forced on German Soil.   REDS FACE REAL DISASTER

POLES CLOSE IN; CAPTURE THOUSANDS   Gateway of Bolshevik’s Escape is Completed.

RUSSIAN ARMY IS CUT OFF   Poland May Be “The Grave of Three-Fourths of the Bol sheviki Forces”   75,000 REDS TAKEN BY POLISH ARMY   Retreat of Bolshevist Army is Reported to Have Been Cut by Poles.

SOVIET FORCES RETREAT CUT OFF   Bolsheviki Completely Battie   ABOUT 75,000 CAPTURED   Reds Forced to Halt Advance or Lemberg and Face Entire Collapse ’ Weygand Chief of Staff.

RUSS PRISONERS NUMBER 70,000; HEUS FACE RUIM   Bottling Up Process Continue: Along Battle Front in East by Pole Troops  CUT OFF RETREAT OF RUSS   Bolsheviki, it is Reported Wil! Soor Be Forced into a Hurried Retreat, With Broken Discipline.

RED FORCES BOTTLED UP NEAR WARSAW; 79,000 ARE PRISONER   "5000 REDS CAPTIRFD.

DEMOS 10 CHOOSE CANDIDATES FOR CUIPREME BENCH   Utterback, Anderson and Hamilton Among Those Mentioned For the Honors at Sioux City.

JUDICIAL TICKET 1S NAMED   Democrats Select Lynch, Anderson Utterback and Cornell To” Make the Race This Fall.

500 DELEGATES Al CONVENTION   Iowa Democrats to Nam Four Candidates for Supreme Bench Today.

CLEVELAND GARMEN REJECT OFFER 75 GENTS AN HOUR   Three Thousand Motormen and Conductors Will Strike —Refuse Six-Hour Day Minimum.

CLEVELAND IS . FACING STREET RAILWAY STRIKE   Carmen Refuse Offer of ‘75 Cents Per Hour by the Company.

STREET CAR MEN TOWALK-OUT   Cleveland Empioyes Fail To Com. promise Wane Disnute   CHAUFFEURS MAY “QuIT   Taxi Owners Are Protesting New -City Ordinance

COMPANY THRU  < Traction Head Says Company Will Make No More Proposals: Taxi-Cab Drivers  _ Strike.

att . IS FE At f RAIL TiE-U THIS 4   Motormen and Conductois Re-'  ject /5 Cents Per Hour and Short .   Company Agrees to Stand Pet  On Final Offer to 3,000

TROLLEY MEN IN CLEVELAND WON'T ACCEPT OFFER   Car .and Taxical’ . Strik Threatened for Wednes-

CLEVELAND CAR MEN REJECT OFFER      Vote Overwhelmingly To Go Out On ~ Strike at Midnight To_ morrow.

GLEVELAND: LAND: FACES. STRIKE *. OF STREET GAR-EMPLOYE!      Union Motormen. and: Conduc - tors - Reject. Company's » Offer of Wage Increase.:   CHAUEFEURS “ON STRIKE

COFFEE DRINKING HAS GAIN   Increase Put at 3.71 Pourds Per Cap ita for Year—1,358,000 000 Pounds Consumed.

GAIN FOR COFFEE DRINKING   U. S. Increase Put at 3.71 Pounds Per Capita for Year.

SOCIETY WANTS 6, COLLECTOR   GUNTHER HEiRS OFFER HISTOR E CAL COLLECTION FOR $150,000

Cooke County Prisoners Are Captured in Grayson Count Convicted of Safe Blowin,

HOTEL GUESTS HOLD ROBBER   Three Masked Bandits Enter Room, Order Hands Up and Gather  Money and Jewels.

i (it MOTEL ara   Second Floor Room of Famous Hotel Scene of Terrific’ Battle With: Robbers ~   WOMEN AID HUSBANDS “IN RECOVERING JEWELS   Two Escape After Rifling Pockets of Men; Guests in Pan-~. ic Following Hold-up, -

BOLD HOLD-UP STAGED IN ROOM AT HOTEL ASTOR   Three _ Robbers Enter Secondfloor Room. and Order Four  Occupants To Throw Un Fheit Elles.   RECOVER MONEY AND JEWEL!

PARTY KEY NOTE HEARD AT SANTA FE   REPUBLICAN LEADER OUTLINES PARTY. POLICIES IN NEW MEXICO CON-

TROOPS ARE EN BUTTE   Metal Mines Will Open After I W. W. Strike

MAN CARRORRERY LOOT $3,500,004   GOVERNMENT BONDS OF $800, 000 AMONG VALUABLES— YOUTH'S STORY DOUBTED.

AT LEAST $3,500,000   ‘Stolen in Mail Car Robbery : Says Newspaper

LOOT OF MAIL CAR ROBBERS DECLARED . AT LEAST $3,500,006   Check on Loss ‘at Council Bluffs, Ia.,; Said to Reveal Total.

OVER $3,000,000 TAKEN IN MINE CAA ROBBER   Youthful’ ale Ek Adhores To His First Story OF Looting.

THREE AND A HALF MILLION TOTAL OF MAIL CAR THEFT   Council Bluffs Newspaper Prints the Story and Railway Men Do Not Deny Its Correctness.

MAiL CAR LOOT $3,500,000?   One Sack in Burlington Robbery Contained $800,000.

Total Value of Coin and Bonds Put at  a7 s   SUSPECT IS HELD ‘His Story Is Only Part _ ‘True—Mlany May Be Implicated.

TRAIN ROBBERS "MILLION DOLLARS      In Recent Hold-up Near Counci ‘Blaffs.. Twenty-year-old Mail Sorter is Held. Claims he   ONLY WATCHED LOCOMOTIVE.

NOT MANY GITIES   HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH RE SURFACING STREETS,   Tipton Has Three Streets to be Im. proved This Summer.

HEARING NEARING END   ALL 7! TROOFS IN THE NEWBERRY      Arguments WIM Start Monday, and Cane should Reach the Jury In Another Wee

NEWBERRY CASE ARGUMENTS OPEN NEXT MONDAY   Each Side Will Be Limited to Talk Eight Hours, No More, No Less.

FINISH TESTIMONY: - IN TRIAL SATURDA\   No Court Today in Newberry Election Case:

REMAINDER OF PROOFS WILL.BE “IN BY SATURDAY, ACCORDING TO ARRANGEMENTS   NO SESSION HELD TODAY   aul King’s: IIlneas Calle Temporary, * Halt, Sut ‘Case Wilt Probably Re    sume: Tomorrow—King to Be Re eames ec rT 

SEVEN CHOSEN FOR ANTERIGAN HALT OF FAME   Names of Six Men and One Woman Added to Lis! of Immortals   SAMUEL L. CLEMEN. IS AT HEAD OF LIST   SENATE OF NEW YORK UNI VERSITY HAD 177 MEN ANI 27 WOMEN SUBMITTED FOI ELECTION

DEVEN ADDITIONS TO HALL OF FAME   List Elected Contains Name: of Six Men and One Woman.

PROSPECTS BETTER ~ FOR BOND ISSUE   Stone of Washington Who Led Fizht Against Other Bills Wi?] Frame. New Measure.

FEARS U. S. FOOD FAMINE   Editor of Farm Journal Sees $2 But ter and $3 Eggs.

‘SEES $2 BUTTER: $3 EGGS   Food Famine in U. S. Engendered by Failure of Crops, Says Editor. ee.

TREATY RATIFIED BY JUGO-SLAVIA      PRINCE REGENT ALEXANDER “APPROVES SETTLEMENT WITH ITALY.   Insurgent Commander at Fiume Announces Unalterable Opposition to Treaty.

JUGO-SLAVIA ACCEPTS THE RAPALLO. TREATY   Prince Regent Alexander Has  Signed it, But d’Annunzio Says He is Opposed to it and   Will Fight it Until Italy is Riehefediar Tepatod.

ADRIATIC QUESTION APPARENTLY SETTLED   But, Poet Leader, Says Ad: justment Inadequate

THE ADRIATIC QUESTION IS SETTLED   Gabriele D’Annunzio, How  ever, Says He is Opposed to Treaty.

eer  AUGO-SLAIA ACCEPTS THE AAPALLO. TREATY   Prince Regent Alexander Has  Signed it, But d’Annunzio Says He is Opposed to it and Will Fight it Until Italy is Riohtfufly Treated.

ET ae ae Se te RO Bee eee eM  CHRISTIAN, ‘SCIENCE CASE RESTS WITH MASS, COURT

TRADE COMMISSION CITES ARMOUR AND COMPANY   Charges Unfair Methods and Violatan af Clavten Act.

MYSTERY IN KANKAKEE DEATH   Remains of Man Weighted Down With Rinnne Masnd in Bivas 

JEATH MYSTERY AT KANKAKEE   Body of Man Weighed Down With Stones Found in River in tHeart of City.

FUNCHAL SERVICES FOR NEL SONMMOWRE}   Body Laid to Rest South. -Park G Here Frem a

UNERAL StHVICES OR NELSON MOWAE'   Body Laid to Rest This ACterneon ir South Park Ccmetery—WVany Here Frem a Distance

DEATH BEFORE » JAPANESE RULE   Koreans Will All Die Before Acquiescing in Nippon Sway

NUCANo NOT TQ SUBMIT 10 JAPS   WILL DIE RATHER THAN COME UNDER DOMINATION OF LITTLE BROWN MEN   W ot Over Three People in Korea Permitted to Gather Even For Social Talk, It Is   Alleged.

RUSS RED WINS $125 WAGER   Leonid Krassin Learns to Speak Eng lish in One Month While in London. :

CURTAILING Ur. GAs     For . Industrial and House _ Heating Urged by  Experts. ¢

CURTAILING OF GAS   For Industrial and House Heating Urged by Experts.

Cummins-Esch Measure Ex pected to Be on Today  or Tomoarraw.   COURT FIGHT BY UNION   Plumb Attacks Rail Bill As Illegal; Injunction Is Possibility.

MONTANA'S HIGHEST TRIBUNAL HEARS ARGUMENTS PAI MKBY ELECTION GASES   MATTER TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT AFTER THREE HOURS OF ARGUMENT — EARLY DECISION RY HIGH COURT LOOKED POR IN MATTER.

ARGUE THE PRIMARY LAW BEFORE HIGH STATE COURTS   Attorneys for State Plead No Emergency Existed That Would Justify Operation otf New Law Without Reterendum.

PIONEER DENTIST RECALLED HISTORY        DR. J.D. PATTERSON HELPED  FOUND THE KANSAS DEN- Pg Tet ceunTy   ROUND CORNER OFFICE   Meetings: of the Kansas Dentists Will Include Banquet at Picmovth Ton

PIONEER DENTIST RECALLED HISTOR)   DR. J.D PATTERSON HELPED FOU ND THE KANSAS DENTAL SOCIETY   ROUND CORNER OFFICE   Meetinys of the Kansas Dentists Will include Banquet at Pivmouth Tonight

FAVORABLE WEEK FOR: FARMERS   Crop Bullelin Says Great Progress Was Made—Patato Acresse Saaalter than Last Vear

CORN SOWING MABE LARGE ADVANCES   lowa Farmers Founc Past Week Profitable One Says Bulletin.

PLANTING {S$ PROGRESSING:   Wark On lowa Farms fa Moving Along Rapidly, According To Today’sa Crop Bulfetin,

AMERICAN IS FINALLY RELEASED FROM RUSSIA   Corporal Prince, Of Detroit After 17 Months A Prisoner, Reaches Finland

AMERICAN SOLDIER ABUSED 17 MONTH IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Corporal Prince, 339 U. S. In: fantry, Reaches Finish Frontier in Rags.   IS CRIPPLED FROM WOUNDS

GREATER OUTPUT TO BE REGULT OF INCREASED WAGES   Government to Postpone In. troduction of Emergency Bill.

British See Hope, Avert _ Mine, Rail Tie-Up, Now   VATURE OF COMPROMISE KEPT SECRET. BUT IT IS SAID THERE IS HOPE OF ACCEPTANCE—POSSIBLE THAT MINERS WILL PROMISE INCREASED OUTPUT IF PAY RAISED—WAR BILL tS PREPARED.

PRAYS FOR RESURRECTION OF HUSBAND TILL SHE 10 FYHALSTED AT GRAVE

Woman Is Sought For Hamon Crime   Multi-Millionaire’s Death Du to Bullet Wound—Cousin Accused.

all THLA COMPROM ON TREATY   Hitchcock Says He Thinks Wilson Would Agree.

DEMOCRATS PREDICT RATIFICATION BEFORE CAMPAIGN IS STARTED   Friends of Treaty in Senate Renew Their Efforts to Secure Compromise Agreement Despite Wilson-Bryan Controversy Over Making Pact  . Issue of Next Presidential Election.

MLD GROUP OF <* RESERVATIONS TALK COMPROMISE:   Conferencé Arranged with Dem ocrats Under Hitchcock to Dis, cuss Treaty Reservations Ac: ceptable to Both Sides.  “ *   SEN. LODGE ACCEPTS ISSUE.   Zepublican Leader “Most ns dially Welcomes” the T: as a Political Issue in 1920 Campaign, He Says. ,

BEND EFFORTS TO END FIGHT ON PEACE PACT   Wilson’s Letter Fails tc Lessen the Activity of  Treaty Friends.

LODGE WELCOMES PACT AS ISSUE   REPUBLICAN LEADER WISHES TO SEE FIGHT CARRIED INTO CAMPAIGN   TAFT ARGUES COMPROMISE   Procrastination in Senate and Adoption of President’s Referendum Opposed.

RENEW ATTEMPT TO COMPROMISE TREATY STRUGGLE   Senate Leaders Believe Rati fication Will Gceur Before Campaign.

FALE UF PAGT LEFT IN DOUBT BY OQUARBLED!   TENDENCY AMONG SOME OF VHE DEMOCRATS TO LOOK FOR QUICK ACTION.   COMPROMISE S POSSIBLE

SUMPROMISE BACKERS Al WORK AGAIN   Hitchcock Does Not Regard President Wilson’s Declaration as Calculated to Cut Off Any Reasonable Changes.   LOOMS MORE AS ISSUE   Irreconcilable Forces of Document Feel Sure Question Will Be Settled At Polls— Effects of  ' Split Not Minimized.

Hitchcock Says Democrats Will Agree to Reasonable Reservations: Anti-Treaty Men Want Election to Determine.

FRIENDS OF TREATY ~— REDOUBLE EFFORTS   QUESTION OF RATIFICATION BECOMES. MORE UNSETTLED _AMONG SOLONS.   Discussion of Reservations in World’s Peace Pact Continues in Congress; Acceptance Predicted.

Cabinet Met in Regular Session bat if Members Discussed Split Between President and Mr. Bryan on Treaty Issue or Wr. Wilson's Stand They Would Not Admit It,

COMPROMISE GROUP MORE ENCOURAGED   SEE IN WILSON'’S DECLARATION NO ULTIMATI w,   Discussion of Reasonable Reserva. tions Goes On Actively as Refore Jackson Day Speeches of  Bryan and President.

AGREEMENT ON TREATY IN DOUBT   Friends of Pact in Senate Renew Efforts to Secure Ratification But Make Little Headway.   WILSON’S ATTITUDE STUMBLING BLOCK

SENATE FACTIONS ARE LINING UP ON PEACE TREATY   Preparations Go For: ward For Resumption  Of Pact Fight.

05  aes  FI  i NOT CLE   Friends of Peace Pact Con tinue Efforts to Secure. ‘Its Ratification, =   TREATY  FOES DECLARE »  MATTER CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Harvard President Joins ‘Others Seeking Compro mise—-Bryan Leaves. for Lincoln,

RENEW EFFORTS — FOR COMPROMISE ON PEAGE TREATY   Senate Democratic Leaders to -- Accept Terms; Put Issue Ub to President.

ORT TO ‘AGREE  ATORS RENEW PON COMPROMISE   Hitchcock Predicts That reaty Will Be Ratified Before the Campaign.   VQ IMPAIRMENT oF THE ‘ONDITIONS IS EXPECTED   piferences Held Between Presi. ‘dent and Mr. Bryan Not Ma terial to Party Suceess.

TREATY WORKERS RESUME EFFORTS FOR COMPROMISE   Opposite Views of Democratic Lead Movement.

SENATE LEADERS STILL HOPEFUL FOR SETTLEMENT   {ONFERENCES — IN EFFORT = T¢ REACH DECISION ARE RENEWED   DISREGARD WILSON'S VIE   Lodge Covenant’s Most Bitter Foe Believes Compromise [mpossible—Welcomes Plan As Election Issue

NAME BUENOS AIRES POST FOR: AMERICAN   Spencer, Ely, ‘Native of New York Firat From Argentines to Enlist and Die in France.

AMERICAN LEGION IN BUENOS AIRES   Named for Spencer Ely, the First American from Agentine Contingent to Die Overseas.

AUSTRIA FACING FUTURE OF GRAVE RESPONSIBILITIES   Vienna Has No Fats and Reduced Bread Ration and Is Without Fuel; Foreign Credit Ic Shut Off.

MEXICAN AGENTS, HASTEN MEETING   Unrest in Congressiand New Revolution Saidto Be Resnonsibie:  PLEAD FOR RECOGNITION   Villa’s Agents Deny’ Report That He Seeks. Presidency for Himself ~

SEEKS RECOGNITION ‘BY Vv.  cate inietincenem nro pe age  7 ee aa er ek a a Te no ce, a

RECOGNITION OF DE FACTO STATE IS REQUESTED   Mexican Mission Puts Its Cause Before Officials.

MEXICAN PRESIDENT 15 DETERMINED TO CATCH VILLA TIRING CAMPAIGR   TROOP TRAINS MOVING TOWARI BANDIPS HEADQUARTERS NEAR JIMINEZ,

DELA RUERTA TO CHASE VILLA LINTEL CAPTURE   6,000 to 8,060 Troops Fron Mexico City Due to Reach Chihuahua.

CHECOTAH CHAUTAUQUA  ~ OPENS.ON JULY 15TE   An Interesting. Program For Thi Year Commencing on Tuly 15.

CHECOTAH CHAUTAUQUA   An Interesting Program For This Year Commencing on July 45. ~~°

INITIATIVE. AND REFERENCUM KR WAGED BY BRYAN   Nebraskan Speaks in Wlinois and Advocates Certain Provisions In Proposed New State Constitution.

BRYAN'S VIEWS UN POPULAR GOVERNMENT   Great Commoner Be. lieves in Popular Government      WOULD GIVE PEOPLE I. AND R

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE.   City of Novocherkassk Taken After i Stubborn Battle.

COUNTY FARMERS’ ASSOCIA TION TO MAKE INTENSIVE *CANVASS STARTING FEB. 0.   WAYNEO.ADAMS TD ASS'ST

“BURISI   Former Tipton ‘County Lady. Laid ta Rest ‘Phere Today.

BURIAL AT ALEXANDRIA.   Former Tipton County Lady Laid te Rest There Today.

LEGALBATTLE . ~*~ ON SHIP SALE   Chairman PayNe Enjoined From Seli.  ing Former German Passenger’ Liners.

LEGAL BATTLE PROBABLE.   Associate Justice Grants Tem porary Injunction Against Proposed Sale of Ships.

PROSPECTS FOR + LEGAL BATTLE '  QVER STEAMERS   Payne Declares Intention © Demanding That William

OALE OF GEAMAR SAIPO fo HALTED BY FEDERAL ORDER   INJUNCTION IS GRANTED ON APPRICATION FILED BY WILLOAM RANDOLPH HEARST

SALE OF SHIPS IS STOPPED BY AN. INJUNCTION   William Randolph Hearst Wins First Round in His Fight Against the Shipping Board.    LEGAL BATTLE MAY BE PROLONGED ONE

LEGAL FIGHT [i  EXPECTED OVA PROPOOED SALE GERMAN LINER   Associate Justice Bailey 0! the District of Columbiz Issues a Temporary Ininnction to Halt Action,   PAYNE SAYS HE WILL RECOMMEND AN APPEAL   ng  Also Ask William R. earst to Furnish Bond Against Loss If Vessels Are Allowed to Lay Idle.

PROSPECTS LEGAL HIGHT LOOM LARG!   Temporary Injunction Against   §ale of Ships Granted on Taxpayer’s Application Filed by Wm. R. Hearst.

COURT ENJOWNG GALE. CF GERMAN STEAMERS   CHAIRMAN OF : SHIPPING BOARD SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL FIGHT TO FYNISH.

LEGAL FIGHT OVER af) LINERS LOOMS   INJUNCTION AGAINST SALE 01 SHIPS GIVEN WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.

LEGAL BATTLE ON SHIP SALE   Chalrnian, Paylle Enjoined From Sell. tig: “OFmer German Passenger Liners,

WAR SET CHURCH EXAMPLE   Showed How to Do Things, J. R. Mot -Tells tnterchurch Meet at Atlantic City.

BHOYCL RUCK CHILD   Fave of Little Pautine Bowers Badly ; Seratched.

BICYCLE STRUCK CHILD   Face of Little Pauline Bowers Badly Scratched.

World’s Largest Ship Burned at Hamburg as It Neared Completion.   INOUIRY IS ASKED   Giant Liner Was to Have  + Gone to Allies as  :  ' Reparation.

A. B.C. of the League of Nations.   WHAT DOES THE COVENANT MEAN?   The Twenty-six Articles Explained

STEEP ADVANCE MADE BY WHEAT   March Delivery Shows Upward Swing of Fifteen Cents a Bushel On Chicago Market.

WHEAT TOOK A SHARP INCREAS!   European War Talk Seems To Have Stimulated the Wheat Market Today Going up Sixteen Cents Per Bugenet,

SPECULATORS  BOOST _ THE WHEAT PRICE   A Very Stim Excuse Suffices to Set “1 Ut Jumping. é

WHEAT MAKES A STEEP. ADVANCE ' ON THE CHICAGO . GRAIN EXCHANGE TODA

Wheat Advances In Price Today   Yncreased, Specul: Vive ‘Buying Hiked March Deliveries 5 “cents Qo Bushell

WARTALK AFFECTS MARKE!   Wheat Soars Upward on Strength ol Reports From Poland—Jumps 151% Cents.

FUTURE WHEAT BOUNDS 17 CENTS AT CHICAGO PIT   HEAVY BUYING FORCES PRICE UPWARD AT A RAPID RATE TODAY

WHEAT GOES ~ UP 17 CENTS   Corn Followed With a Lik Advance.   BLAME EUROPEAN WAR TALK   British Royal Commission Asking for Exports—Closed 15 1-2 to 17 1-2 Cents Higher.

WHEAT PRICES START UPWARD   Make Advance of 16%, Cents During Morning But.Later Drops Back Six.

WHEAT IN ADVANCE   Speculative Buying tor Europe Stimulated Market.”   MORE THAN. 45 CENTS UP   Backed Up a Litsle Bit from the Top as the Day’s Markets Closed.

WHEAT JUMPS 15 CENTS PER BUSHEL TODAY   European War Talk Acks 4 Stimulation to Wheat Speculators.

WHAT PRUGE ADVANGES UN RUMORS OF POSSIBLE HOSTILITIES IN ELRGP   WARCH DELIVERIES ADVANCE SEVENTEEN AND ONE-HALF CENTS DURING DAY,

WHEAT ADVANCES ON HEAWY BLY ay SPECULATOR   Price Takes Jump When Chanee to Gamble on Europe’s War Needs Is Offered.

BIG ADVANCE IN WHEAT   EUROPEAN WAR TALK STARTS A CLIMB TOON. Wily CENTS.

Chicago Market Registers Steep. Advance and Closes Nervous at Day’s Top Quotation of March at $2.23 1-2

WHEAT JUMPS LOCENTS TODAY   European War Talk and Spec ulative Buying Advances Prices.

WHEAT  PRICE AGAIN SOARS   Rumors of European War and Speculative Prices Send the Price Up 17 Cents Bushel   March Delivery in One Hour’s lime, Touches $2.30 Mark

fil ALSO IS 10 SEE ROO] AND HOOVER   President-Elect Will Consult More Than 100 Menand Women, Including Notable Figures in soth Parties.

Bryan. Hoover, Root to Confer With Harding Upon the Peace Treaty

Harding Plans: to Confer. With . Mor '.. Than 100 ‘Men: and Women: BeeS fore Inauguration...

HARDING 10 GONFER WITH NOTABLE MEN   CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL   FIRST SECTION  =... Shes   HOUVER, BRYAN AND ROOT ON HIS LIST FOR THIS WEEK.   Wants Their Counsel On Formation eof Association of Nations—Hopes te Get the Opinions of  s Over a Hnndred.

HARDING CALLS UPON BRYAN AND HOOVER   SENATOR WANTS FURTHER AD. VICE ON U. 8. FOREIGN POLICIES   ADOPTS BROAD PROGRAM   Jonsellors Will Be Leading Men of all Parties, Without Parti- san Status. j

HARDING ANTES. — [TFADFRS      William Jennings Bryamdas -Among Prominent Men Who Will. Confer. . With the President-Elect.

HARDING TO SEEK OPINIONS MORE THAW A HUNDRED   Will Confer With Prominent Men and Women on Subject of League of Nations.   BRYAN, ROOT AND HOOVER AT MARION THIS WEEK   Wants No Element of Recent Fight Left Out, and is Equally Anxious to Hear Any New Plan of Interna. tional Concert.

HARDING TO HAVE  MANY ADVISORS   Expects To Confer With Mor Than Hundred’ Notables Of Nation

Root and Hoover Also Are Asked by Senator Harding to Give Their ideas on “World: Association.   WOULD UNITE ALL DIVERGENT THOUGHT   President-elect Declares That as Yet.He Has Not Made Any Formal Offer of Cabinet Places.

BRYAN IS INVITED. 10 VISIT HARDING FOR MIND MEETING   Opinions of. More Than 100 Men and Women on League Will Be Sought by President-Elect.

LEAGUE CONFERENCE PLANNED BY HARDIE   PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL SEEK OPINIONS OF PARTY . LEADERS,   BRYAN TO BE CONSULTED   Provision of World Cuurt Favored as Part of International Peace Covenant.

EE  HARDING TO CONTINUE CONFERENCES FOR WEEK   ‘Bryan, Root and Hoover Among Visitors Expected to See Him This Week.

HARDING INVITES BAYAN AND ROOT TO GONFERENCES   Bryan’s Advice Expected ta be Interesting .in View ofOpposition to Wilson...   HERBERT HOOVER TO SEE PRESIDENT-ELECT TODAY   ‘Colonel George Harvey Aids “Harding: in Planning Series of Consultations —

QUAKE SHOCK IS FELT IN MEXICC   Fears Expressed That Popo cateetl May Again Become Active

SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IS FELT IN MEXICC   Earth Tremors May Have Caus ed«Great Loss of Life in Sections of Mexico.

CHICAGO BALLOTS a SQUARE AND WEIR 380 TONS   Thousands of Dollars. Spent ‘In Extra Paper to Take Care Of Many. B oeniSeat Tickets on thé Lfst—Ticket Al most a Vard Sauare.

LIVING COSTS INCREASE PAWNBROKERS’ BUSINESS   Cherished Belongings Are Piaced in “Hock” by Middle Class People to Bridge Salary Deficiencies.

PAWNBROKERS 0 BIGGER BUSINESS THAN EVER.   Heirlooms, Wedding Mines and Diamonds Are Used to Help Bridge the Waney Can_

OVERALL DRIVE TO CURB COSTS HITS DOMINION   Organize Clubs in Canada tc Take Wallop at High Cost of Living. .

WORLD SERIES FIXED, CHARGE   Prosecutor Says Games Between Sox and Reds Were “Not on the Square.”   SAYS. PLAYERS. TOOK MONEY   Glant Pitcher Alleged to Have Made $3,800 on Contest—Seven Members , of Comiskey’s Team Said to . Be Involved.

ARE STILL HELD BY WORKMEN   CHARGE MADE   Prosecutor Says Games Between Sox and Reds Were “Not ; on the Square.”   Strikers in Turin Reject Agreement Reached at Rome Conference.   SAYS PLAYERS TOOK MONE)   ROYAL GUARDS ARE FIRED UPON   Giant Pitcher Alleged to Have Made 33,800 on Contest-——Seven Members of Comiskey’s Team Said to Be Invoived.   People Unable to Obtain Dwellings Owing to the Shortage in Housing Accommoda&ions Attempt invasion of Church Buiidings.

mee anemone neal necator eet osama  WORLD SERIES FIXED, CHARGE   Prosecutor Says Games Between Sox and Reds Were “Not on the Square.” i   SAYS PLAYERS TOOK MONEY   ‘Giant Pitcher Alleged to Have Made  $3,800 on Contest—Seven Members  of Comiskey’s Team Said to  Be Involved.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY IS COUNTY-WIDE         City and Rural Teachers . tending Association Meetings Ad Topeka

SCHOOL HOLIDAY IS COUNTY-WIDE   City and Rural Teachers Are Attending Asseciation Meetings At Topeka

'NEKOOSA GIRL IS BRIDE ON THURSDA'   MARGUERITE AXN O'BRIES {DS-LUBBERT EL LUBBERS OF BABCOCK

NEKOGOSA GIRL IS BRIDE ON THURSDAY   AUSS MARGUERITE ANN O'RREED WEBS LUBBERT FE LEIBERS OF BARCOCK

NUDE BODY YOUNG GIRL  IN A TRUNK   NEW YORK POLICE UNEARTH ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY FINDING CORPSE IN EXPRESS WAREHOUSE,

MURDERED GIRL SHIPPED IN TRUNK   Express Company's Warehouse Reveals Commission of Terrible Crime.

Plague take these glasses’ All I do ig change from one pair to the ether!   KRY ty Pare OK

Plague take these glasses! All I do is change from one  nair ta the ather!   KRY. RAS OK

NOT A CANDIDATE   Clemenceau Nays He Will Net Accept Presidency. >

“TIGER” OF FRANCE DEFEATED TODAY; _ -END--OF. CAREER   Countrymen in ‘Senate and Deputies Defeat Hini for President and He  Withdraws.   ‘SAY MEANS THE END   Action Taken to End His Career. Withdrew in Favor of Preai- . dent Poincaire, the Press . '  ent Executive,

CLEMENCEAU WITHDRAWS IN FAVOR OF RE-ELECTION OF POINCARE TO PRESIDENC)

CLEMENCEAU WITHDRAWS FROM PRESIDENTIAL RACE      ks Sapperters to Vote ta Re-clec: Poineaire; Beschonel Lends m Secret Caucus Ballot.

M. CLEMENCEAU ASKS VOTERS TO SUPPORT POINCARE FOR OFFICE   SAYS HE DOES NOT. WISH TO BI . ELECTED TO PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE TOMORROW

ATTORNEY GENERAL NOKS CONTINUANCE FOR FIVE PACKERS   Would Continue Final Ar gument On Plan Submitted.

NOT IN THE POLITICAL GAME   Former Secretary WeAtdoo Insist« He le Not a Cnadidate.

WILLIAM G.. McADOO WILL NOL BE A.CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

McADOO NOT IN RACE   Declares Himself . out of Politics. Won't Attend Convention.

MCADOO SAYS HE IS NO CANDIDATE   FORMER SECRETARY SAYS HE WON'T EVEN ATTEND CONVENTION; “NOT IN THE GAME,” HE ADDS.

W’ADOO DENIES HE IS IN RACE   Not in Political Game and  Won't Be at Convention, ' Says Former Secretary.

McADOO “NOT A CANDIDATE’   Does Not Intend to Go to Convention, He Says

COLBY WILSON CHOICE TO CARRYAFAGUE FIGHT -INTO-DEMO CONVENTION   Report Says Secretary Entered Cabinet Only Te Take Up President’s Fight For Pact— McAdoo Spurns Executive’s Support.

COLBY PROBABLY WILSON’S CHOICE   Chances of Paimer Are Waring Fer Winning Approvai oi White House

WILSONGROOMING SECRETARY COLBY FOR PRESIDENCY   Took Him Into Cabinet For That Purpose, As He Would Carry On the Fight For the Leacue of N ations.

Report Says Secretar of ‘State Picked to Lead Right ‘for League. .   SOCIALISTS LEADER IS __ TO BE FREED, REPORT   Man Who Heads. Party Tick et May Be Released From Prison, ~~

SECRETARY OF STATE WILL HAVE POWERFUL SUPPORT; STRAIGHT OUT FIGHT FOR TREATY IS BIG ISSUE   McAdoo Will Make Race On Own Merits Not As Heir Apparent; Wilson Asks Aid of   Oregon Democrats In Fight.   Wilson Asks Help.  7s.. CPV Ts AVE Y Te

AS SACRIFICE   Democrats “Believe Wilsor  Will Push Colby Forward as Presidential Candidate.   /M’ADOO DODGES WILSON

IS WILSON FOR SECERTARY COLBY FOR PRESIDENCY?   REPORT TS WELSON TOOK COL  BY INTO CABINET WITH, PLE Ob GROOMING HE Fol TION.

COLBY WILSON CHOICE   Report Has It That Secretary of State Has Been Picked as Presidential

MENTION  COLBY   Political Dopesters Think That Secretary Colby Mav be a Candidate   Wilson Asks Democrats to Adhere by League of Na-° tions and Treaty

bULBY PICKED FOR NOMINEE RUMORS STATE   President Said to Be Grooming Secretary of State for Party Candidate   WILSON TAKES UP FIGHT FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP   BRYAN GROUP EXPECTED TO TAKE ISSUE WITH WHITE HOUSE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS QUESTION,

URGES MINISTERS TO AID SECURING ENFORCEMENT OF THE PROHIBITION LAW

4,713 REGISTERED FOR THE PRIMARIES   LAST DAY KUSH BROUGHT THE TOTAL NUMBER UP CONSIDERABLY   BOARDS ARE NAMED   City Commission Names Judges and Clerks Who Will Conduct the Primaries   Number of Voters Breaks No Rec ord but Considered Good for Primary Election

4,713 REGISTERED FOR THE PRIMARIE   LAST DAY KUSH BROUGHT ~ THE TOTAL NUMBER. UP -- - CONSIDERABLY   Number of Voters Breaks No Record but Considered Good for a 8 Primary Election

Ardmore Citizens Circulate Petition Asking Grand Jury To Investigate Death of Oif Millionaire and Em. pire Builder.

PETITION PROBE ~ HAMON’S DEATH      Alleged to. Have Been Shot by Chars Smith Hamon, Ol Magnate’s Secretary

PEOPLE REQUEST AN INQUIRY INTO HAMON’S DEATH   Petitions Ask Grand Jury In vestigation; Woman Reported Hiding in Ranch House

LANTIC STORMS DISABLE VESSELS   Extent to Which Shipping Up set Evidenced by Numerous Radio Messages.

HAS SERVED HIS TIME,   oH. Van to Drop the Last After More Than Half Century Use,

HAS SERVED HI   H. Van to Drop ithe Last After More Than Hale Centu

OPEN LOWDEN HEADQUARTERS “AT WASHINGTON   congressional Committee Says Gover nor le Forging Ahead in G. O, P. Race.

FARMING BIGGEST INDUGTRY ’ OF BUCKEYE STATE   Value of Farm Preducts One Thire of State's industrial Production.

CONTINUES ATTACKS ON FORD.   Bitter Partisan Debate Occupies Sen. Rte During Most of Day.

FRAUD CHARGES IN MICHIGAN BROUBHT “UP IN THE SENATE   Senator Sherman “Claims . Ford Furthered. His - Firiancial “Fortunes By Government Aid.   KENTUCKY HINT BROUGHT UP

BITTER DEBATE IN SENATE ON NEWBERRY CASE   SENATOR SHERMAN, _ILLI. NOIS, CONTINUES ATTACKS ON HENRY FORD, DEMO. CRATIC: CANDIDATE.

SHERMAN CONTINUES ATTACKS ON FORI   Result of Bitter Partisan Debate Being Waged in Senate of Newberry Fraud Charges.

CALL FOR RECOUNT EN NEWBERRY RACE   Bitter Partisan Debate Figure: Senate Discussion of Fraud Charge.

NEWBERRY FRAUD CHANGES SUBJECT IF BITTER REBATE   Sherman Includes Member: Ford’s Family and Automobile He Makes in Attack.   TAKEN SHARPLY TO TASK BY STANLEY AND WALCOTT   ‘Towsend Injects Element of Bitter. ness by Declaring While Truth is Noing Learned About Michican, He Would Like to See Paets Hrouwtht   Out of Last Kentucky Contest,

SHERMAN MAKES BITTER ATTACK ~ ON HENRY FORD   Senator Saye Auto Magnate Used Government For - * Opn Interests

STATE OF SONORA SETS UP REPUBLIC   MEXICAN STATE OFFICIALS REVOLT AGAINST CARRANFA GOVERNMENT       BLOCK CARRANZA PLAN   Officials of Seceding State Say Carranza had Planned to Oust Them   Claim It Was Fart of Scheme To Defeat General Obregon's Candidacy

THIRTEEN OTHER STATES TO QUIT MEXICO REPUBLIC   Sonora Rebellion May Grow into - Civil’ War; New Government Defies Carranza.

A GARRANZA MOVE   SECEDING STATE IS READY  FOR MILITARY ACTIVI.  TIES REPORTS SAY   UTHER STATES JOIN. I   Unconfirmed Reports State That Three States In the South  . Have Also Taken Action.

NS  NEW REPUBLIC OF SONORA AWAITS MOVE OF CARRANZA WITH EYES WIDE OPEN

NEXT MOVE UP TO CARRANZA   Sonora Withdraws From Republic and Sets Up New “Republic.” 

CHURCHES ENDORSE LEAGUE OF NATIONS; — PET TIONS FROM. 15,309 CLERCYME}   METHODIST PASTORS HEAD THE LIST, WITH CONGREGATIONAL, PRESBYTERIAN AND BAPTIST NEXT IN LINE—“INTERNATIONAL TROUBLES SHALL BE AD. JUSTED BY COUNSEL AND NOT WITH GUNS.”

ROBBERS RUIN CHICAGO BANK   Three Holdups Force Institution Into  Receiver’«e Hands

BANDITS RUIN CHICAGO BANK   Three Hoidups by Highwaymen Force Dresse! Institution Into Receiver’s Hands.  5 naa

-BANDITS RUIN CHICAGO BANK   Three Holdups by Highwaymen Forces Dressel Institution Iris Receivi= er’s Hands.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS   Deeds Recorded in Indtana County Since Last Published Report

FOV. COX SLAMS REACTIONARY NEWSPAPERS   ‘CANDIDATE REITERATES THAT HE WOULD ACCEPT CLARIFYING  RESERVATIONS TO LEAGUE

GOK LAYS SPECIAL STRESS ON LEAGUE IN WESTERN TALK   GOVERNOR WILL RETURN TE EAST AND pas INTENSIVE TIGHT.   SAYS OBJECTIONS © MET   Says All Opposition to Covenant Ha: Keen Covered by Reservations— Fail to Offer Substitute.

SAYS STANDPAT PAPERS  IGNORE CAMPAIGN NEWS   Governor Cox Declares Nine-Tenths of California Papers Evade Publications.

Gov. Cox Denounces Reactionaries in His  California Address   Candidate Declares He Will Re turn to East and Visit All States,

Says Newspapers Refuse to Give People the News of the Democratic Campaign.

UUX PRODS BIASED Phtoy 10 CROWDS VER CALIFORNIA   Democratic Candidate Says Reactionary Newspapers Refuse to Tell Truth.

NEWSPAPERS 00  NOT PRINT NEWS. GOX QECLARES   Charges Especially Aimed at California Papers; Explains Reservations.

MAY LAND CABLE IN CUBA. REPORT   Western Unioa Officials at) Havana Deny Knowledge Such Aetion,

STARLIGHT LODGE. ~ INSTALLS OFFICERS   Very PrettyEffect Worked Out With Flowers Used at-Recent Ceremony ; Many Noted ‘Visitors in the City for Annual Event

WASTE IS AID TO HIGH COST   Chemists Urged by H. E. Howe ti Study Prevention of Raw Material Decay.

APPROVAL WITHHELD BY T. Ss   Other Aniies Express Satisfaction With  yf ee ee see

Wilson's Friends Pay Him Tribute   Townsmen Gather At Whit House and Show Their Esteem.

CROWD CHEERS WILSON IN BIG DEMONSTRATION   NEIGHBORS SHOW LOVE, FOR FALLEN IDOL AT WHITE HOUSE.

Mido PANKHURGT AGAIN OEES INSIDE OF ENGLISH JAIL   London, Oct. 19—Sylvia Pankhurt ditious Literature And Is Locked Up.

Talks of “Square Deal” fon Agriculturists Reducing. Cost of Living.           WOULD EXTEND FARM  LOANS TO NEW BUYE             Says Farmer Has -B “Smothered’ for”  Past

OUUARE DEAL FOR FARMER IS URGEL   HARDING FAVORS LEGISLA TION TO INCREASE PRODUCTION OF FARMS   Candidate Asserts He Does Not Believe in Organization of Furmers and Consumers Of This Country.

A SQUARE DEAL FOR THE FARMER   WiLL BE ONE PRACTICAL STE AGAINST THE H.C. 1. SAYS SENATOR HARDING

HARDING ASOUIRES FARMERS OF HELF   1  [Square Deal for Farmer Will { Cut Living Costs, G. 0. P.  i Nominee Avers.

HARDING ASKS A SQUARE DEAL FOR THE FARMER   He Wil) Outline His Program - When He Speaks at the  Minnesota State Fair.

SOUARE DEAL FORTHE FARMEE   Urged by Senator Harding in’ His Address to National Organization, Tired of Promises..

SQUARE DEAL FOR FARMER AEHUREHEL   HARDING BOUND TO PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURE   Would Extend Farm Loan Principle; Favors Cooperation.

1 SETTLE ‘STRIKE   MANY INDUSTRIES - AFFECTED         : x ; pi. oe oe ri TE cli  are Without Work  s a Resul . * of the Mine. Shutdown’

SETTLEMENT TOF ~ STRIKE DESIRED   Both Sides. in ‘England : Seem Willing to Come to Agreement .

WANT STRIKE SETTLED   Solution In ‘Sight In Britain’s Negotiations With: Miners.

PARLEYS WITH MINERS ASSURED; DEBATE 1S CALM   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND LABOR LEADERS   DESIRE UNDERQraNTIA(.   Action on Sympathy Walk-Ou ke. - Delayed ‘by Other  ee eon

THE STRIKE   Negotiations Are on the Way Looking Teward This Ead.   WANT AN UNDERSTANDING   Proposals Believed to Be en the Way on Both Sides in Great Britain.

NEGOTIATING T0 GRING OAL STRIKE TO ANY END   Both Sides Approach Discussion Dispassionately and There is General Belief That Settlement Is Near.   PREMIER AGAINST TENTATIVE JUMP IN PAY, WANTS ADJUSTMENT FINAL:

LLOYD GEORGE WOULD SETTLE   BUT HE WANTS A PERMANENT AGREEMENT AND NOT THREAT   INDUSTRIES CLOSING   TRANSPORT TNION MAY “WALK OT WITH 180.000, MEN.   Government Wants Settlement That Wilt be Final W Any Ae. tion Is Taken.

STAGE '5 CLEARED FOR COMPROMISE      See Early Settlement of! British Mine Strike.

LOOK FOR QUICK SEYTLEMENT OF BRITISH MINE STRIKE   Government and Labor Leaders Outline Their Position Before the Opening ‘Session of Parliament

Engiand Sees End Of Strike   oth Sides Ready To Submit Proposal To Parliament Session Todey   The Need of The Electric Company and Means of Supplying It

PROSPECT OF SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH COAL STRIKE IMPROVE!   English Press More Optimistic Over Situation, Some Papers Even Predicting a Compromise  Will Be Reached in a Few Days.

WILL TALK OVER BRITAIN’S STRIKE   NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING TOWARD SETTLEMENT OF SROURLE   THE PREMIER IS READY   Lloyd George Demands a Pinal Setthement of [Differences That are .Existent   Closing of Industries Because of Conditions Continues m Parts of England

Hegotlations Which May Terminate Paralysis of Coal Industry In - England, Seem Assured

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE BELIEVED IN SIGHT   Officials Have Outlined Positions Be fore Parliament In Coal Situation.

NEGOTIATE TO SETTLE BRITISH MINE STRIKI   HOPE TO RRACH sAGREEMENT THAT WILL BE ACCEPTED,

LLOYD GEOR  1) NEGOTIATE WITH MINERS   Government and Men Ready to Present Peace Proposals.   RAILWAY MEN DEFER ACTION,   Railroaders Met Today Only to Adjourn Until Thursday.

STRIKE SETTLEMENT SEEN IN ENGLAND   Government Officials and Labor Want an Amicabla Underslanding But It Muat Be Final,

NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING TOWARD SETTLEMENT or FROUBL :.   THE PREMIER IS READY   Lloyd George Demands a Pinal Sct) tlement of Fifferences That are. Existent      Closing of Industries Because 0! Conditions Continues m Parts of England

BRITAIN HOPEFUL OF EARLY END OF THE. COAL STRIKE   Negotiations Under Way for Parley; Both Sides Preparing Proposals   SETTLEMENT MUST BE FINAL DECLARES BRITISH PREMIER   Firmly Opposed to Any Tenta tive Settlement

ENGLAND I$ AFTER EARLY SETTLEMENT   Increased _ Productio. Will be Insisted Upon  By Government.

BRITISH COAL MEN READY FOR PARLEY   Premier Says Settlement Must Be Find, sczese:      Big English Trade Unions Hesitate te Inaugurate Sympathy Strikes—Cost , of Living Going Up.

MINERS’ STRIKE   Negotiations to End Tie-up of British Coal Industry Believed Assured   Reported Proposals © Are fin Preparation by Both Side: of Controversy

AY OUON SETTLE ENGLIOH GOAL STRIKE   Government Leaders Show Desire T« Reach An Understanding of the Case.

JUSSERAND IS TO-RETURN 10 “UNITED STATES   Expected. To Bring’ Latest Views OF France Regarding Recasting OF Legion; to Discuss Matter With Next Administration.   LEFT SEVERAL MONTHS AGO

FRANCE READY TO RECAST LEAGUE   Also Desirous vi Suggesting Ney Trade Treaty With Enited States.

EAGLE VIEWS OF FRANCE   French Ambassador Will Ae turn to Washinoten,   WILL MEET U, $. DEMANDS   tincipal Allied Powers Pre. pared to Go Far Tawards Meeting Any Desire of Amerea For Ohanges——Jusserand to Consider Status of Comtercial Relations.

RECASTING OF THE LEAGUE   France Prepared to Enter Into Ne: wotiations With the Incoming Administration.

FRANCE READY T0 DISCUSS WITH US. RECAST-OF LEAGUE      Dedirous: of Buggesting - New Trade Treaty With "  ‘Upited States *

JUSSERAND WILL BRING VIEWa OF FRANCE ON PACT   Ambassador Is Prepared to Discuss League With New Administration.

70) EXPLAIN LEAGUE VIEWS OF FRANGE   French Ambassador Will Re. turn to Washington.   WILL MEET U. S. DEMANDS   Principal Allied Powers Pre. pared to Go Far Towards Meeting Any Desire of Amer. ica For Changes—Jusserand to Consider Status of Com. mercial Relations.

JUSSERANO 10 COME BACK TOU, §. SOON   FRENCH AMBASSADOR IS EX. PECTED TO BRING VIEWS . ON LEAGUE.

T0 DISCUSS. NEW PLAN FOR LEAGUE   Jules lusserand ta Return to . Washington with Latest View of France   WITHOUT RESERVATIONS   Amendment of League by Signatory Powers ls Rewarded as Necessary

JUSSERAND SOON TD RETURN EE   Will Bring Views of France  an Covenant.

FRENCH TO FEEL OUT THE G. O. P              JUSSERAND TO GET SENTIMENT ON TARIFF, AS IT WOULD AFFECT NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY—OLD PLAN FOR ALLIANCE ON DEFENSE IS ALSO TQ BE TAKEN UP WHEN HARDING ENTERS OFFICE. 

ES Se ee eee  Fine Address on : ‘mericanization _ Beofre C. C, Forum

HUT cola TO WORLD LEAGUE. ON MANCATES   CLAIMS IT 18 ILLEGAL FOR . THE POWERS TO OIS TRIBUTE CONTROL,

GEAMANY PROTESTS LEAGUE'S ACTION IN HANDLING COLONES   Signed Treaty Expecting to B. Permitted to Participate in Distribution of Mandates.

REFUSED ADMTTANCEH, SHE: CON. -SIDERS -HERESELF 4FREE FROM. AQTION OF > ASSEMETS :   Declares the Allleg’ Have. Not) Abid. ou by the ‘Troaty! : For Disertbuilon of

if la   Notifies League She Wil Consider That Agreement I: Broken Unless Mandatory for Colonies Is Removec   British Delegate Urges the immdiate Admission of Germany to the Legue; Reply From Wilson Is Given Out

GERMANY THINKS PACT NOT BINDING   No Longer Regards Herself Bound by Clauses Under Which She Surrenders Her Colonies.   APPEAL MADE BEFORE LEAGUE   ‘Declares Mandates Were to be Distributed by. the League and She Was to Share in Them. 7

ALLIED TAYE  NOT ABIDED BY PAG, CHARGE.   Appeal Protests Over Man dates for Colonies Seized In War

WARNING SENT 10. LEAGUE   Dewands Mandatory fer Colonies be Taken From '- Supreme Council   RESERVES RIGHT TO. SCRAP PACT

{Bertin Protests to League Against Mandates for Her Former Colonies.   WILL NOT ACCEPT TREATY   Germany Avers She Signed Treaty Expecting to Be Member of League.

GERMANY IS NO LONGER BOUND BY THE TREATY   REFUSED ADMTTANCE, SHE CON. SIDERS HERESELF 4FREE FROM ACTION OP ASSEMBLY.   Declares the Allies Have Not Abid  ed by the Treaty Providing For Distribution of  Mandatac

M. E. BISHOPS GIVEN. . THER ASSIGNMENTS   Few Changes .of Residence * Most of the , Committee "Have Finished Conferenc OCT axle os f

CHANGE OF BISHOPS   E. L. Waldorf Succeeds Bishop Sheppard Who Goes to Oregon

BISHOP SHEPARD TO OREGON.   Few Other Changes Made by Methodist General Conference.

BISHOPS ARE MOVED   But Only Few Changes Reported in Residences.

N. J. GOULD TO MANAGE WOOD CAMPAIGN IN EAS’   Seneca Falls Representailre Accepts Appointmen’—-Leaves Tor Washington.

i  a ine 2 ty  Wy : PUTA 7 SOL ml RN  ae  192] SCHEDULE  1 »e rae  +

LEAGUE MAGNATES. .SET NEW PRECEDENT   Southern Directors Will Go in Body.

LOOKS LIKE MORE WAR W MEXIC(   IN ADDITION TO PREVIOUS REPORTS THAT VILLA HAS REFUSED TO SURRENDER DIAZ MEN GIVING TROUBLE   ARE REPORTED TO BE COMBINING WITH OTHER REBELS AND TROOPS LOYAL TO CARRANZA.

FELIX DIAZ NOT I WITH NEW RULERS OF MEXICO   Some Adherents of Carranza Are in Field As Yet and Fichting Seen Ahead

DIAZ JIOING REBELS T0 FIGHT OBREGON   Forces in Vera Cruz Are Said To Be Uniting to Fight the Government.— A Supreme Court Judge May Head Car “wnanga Invectioation.

FORCES ARE COMBINING   WITH. OTHER REBELS AND TROOPS REMAINING LOYAL TO CARRANZA COVT §«   Report Not Yet Confirmed —Diaz Said to Have Reconsidered Former Resolution to Leave Mexico.

GREAT NEED OF HOSPITAL   Enthusiastic Men Meet to Consider Plans to Confer With Dr. Davis Tuesday.

GREAT NELV UF FIUSPIILAL Enthusiastic Men Meet to Con  sider Plans to Confer With  Dr. Davis Tuesday. —

 Enthusiastic Men Meef‘to Con sider Plans to Confer With Dr. Davis Tuesday.

ROCK ISLAND HAS BIG BILL   Wants Geverument to Reimburse It  for Alleged Neglect of Main tenance of Road.

ROAD PROGRAM FOR ILLINOIS   Plans for the 1920 Construction Will Be Decided Next Week.

au ens ermine BR. is” ~~.  GOODING NOMINATED FOR SENATE IN IDAHO

Maryland Delegation to Fight fe Modification of Eighteenth Amendment, Says Ritchie.

ASKS BEER AND LIGHT WINES   Maryland Delegation to Fight fo: Modification of Eighteenth Amend.ment, Says Ritchie.

WOULD MODIFY THE DRY ACT   Maryland Delegates to Demand Beer and Liaht Wines.

Chamber oF Comnierce Holds Anozal : Disner- for 450 Guests at  ee

KEARNEY CLUB BANQUETS   Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual! Dinner for 450 Guests at Normal.

OPcEGH WAKING FEATURE QF GAY   At the Ohio State Democratic Convention Held at the tate Capital,   JUDGE S. M. DOUGLASS RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN   Keynote Spéech by M. A. Daugherty and Endorsement of the National Platform.

3. M. Douglas, of Mansfield, Re-Elected Chairman of State Central Committee at Opening Session of the State Convention Today —Harding is Subject of Cox’s Kevrote Speech

BANKS SELLING — ~”LBERTY BONDS   Being Unwilling to Pay  the High Interest and Discounts Made by Federal Reserve Banks They Dispose of the. U.S. Securities. :

HEAVY SELLING IN LIBERTY BONDS SINCE JANUARY 1   ‘Banking Interests Liquidate In Order To Secure Cash For Business Loans,

Ps PACIFIG COAST cuean PRICE AVANCE’   Federal Attorney Collects Evi « denge on Deals of,.Refiners.  and Johbers

PROBES PACIFIC COAST SUGAR PRICE ADVANGE!   Federal Attorney Collects Evi. dence on Deals of Refiners and Jobbers

PREDICTS DECLINE IN PRICES [9 NOW WELL UNDER WAY   Toledo Business Man De. clares Peak Has Been Reached.

THINK oTRIKE BROKEN: WANT ALL MEN BAGK   Secretry Of Labor Called On To Guarantee 3 Positions.   CONCESSIONS MADE   ‘Companies Agree To Take : Back Pumpmen and Firemen.

DADS GU ALK MONDAY MORNING   GOVERNMENT RELINQUISIE: CONTROL APTER 26 MONTHS OF OPERATION.

‘ann @8eq wiois penunuo)   “vine VYOUMLD TIVE cen eg ment During Period of the War.

ROADS GO BACK IN GOOD SHAPE, BENEFIT 10 U. 6. BY FEDERAL OPERATION IN WAR TIME WAS GREAT

OP URTATION Nott Ma 10 Bf HANDED BAGK TO OWNERS MONDA   OVERNMENT DEFICIT PUT AT $715,500,000   ‘ost of Operation, However. Less Than It Would Have Been Under Private Management, Hines Says.

AGADS GO BACK IN GOOD SHAPE, BENEFIT 70 U.S, AY FEDERAL OPERATION I WAR THAT WAS @RERT

ROADS RETURN  TO OWNERS AT MIDNIGHT; RUN Z2YEARSBY U.S.   $715,500,000 Deficit Is Faced, But Nation Will Benefit, Says Hines.

MAY USE AIRPLANE TO HASTEN VOTE   Suffrage Workers in Virginia Hold Senate in Session for Bioch’s Arrival   MUST ARRIVE WEDNESDAY            ” Republican . Party’ Minage~: Get Plane and Special ‘Train Ready

Complete Defeat  of Ukrainians Is : Bolshevik Claim   Last Remnants of Petlura's Troops Are Disarmed by Poles, Moscow Reports

BOLD TALK OF CROP HOLDING   PARMWERS SAY FF POSSIBLE IF PRICES DO NOP JUMP.   DEMAND EXTENSION OF CREDIT   BILLION DOLLAR LOAN Te cen. MANY PROPOSED.   That Coertry Ready te Bey tf It Cam Get the Weney—Leaderes ef Laber Participate te the Gathering.

POLAND NEEDS RAW MATERIALS, CLAIM   HEAD OF BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS SAYS WE SHOULD NOT BE AFRAID OF CONDITION: IN CENTRAL EUROPE.

COX'S NOMINATION LOOKED UPON Aa A WET TRIUMPH   May Mean Democratic Drive On States Opposing Prohibition.   WOMEN SUFFRAGE WOULD BENEFIT HARDING MOST   Ohio Politicians So Sure of This They Expect Democratic National Leaders to Apply Husher to Efforts to Secure Ratification.

OniD abba a GH CON   Republicans Say They Are . Going Into This Campaign  “Almost Solid; Democrats l Say They Are Also Solid   Writer Claims Giving of Suf. frage to Women Will Aid Harding; Husher Is Being   Applied by the Democrats

IT WAY BE BOB IF HES WILLIE   That is if the Malcontents Can Get Together to Form Third Party.   FORD, THE AUTO EING, _ A LIKELY DARE HORSE   Meanwhile the Chicago Gath ering of Unrest Has Not Decided What Tr Urance

LaFollette Third Party  Nominee   That is, He Probably will b Provided, of Course, There’s a Third Party.

PEACE HOPE FADING   Correspondence Between Premie: and Father Flannigan Ends in Apparent Failure,

TRUCE TALK A CL      George Says Sinn Fein Have Closed Door to Hope   ITIS ALL OFF NOW   ry  No Effort Is in Sight Now to End Reign of Woe in Isle

OF IRISH TRUCE   LLOWD GEORGE DROPS NEQOTIATIONS ON ADOOUNT OF FATHER, OFLANWAGAR'S ATTITUDE

ABANDON TALK OF IRISH TRUCE   LLOYD GEORGE DROPS NEGOTIATIONS ON ACCOUNT OF FATHER O’FLANAGANS ATTITUDE

NO TRUCE LIKEL' NREL ANT SOO   LLOYD GHRORGE AND SINN FRIN LEADER BREAK OFF THEIR CORRESPONDENCE

DEAL DIRECTLY WITH DE VALERA  SO LAST WORD   Father O’Flanagan Declares British Government, While Sending Messages of Peace, Has Intensified Attacks on Ireland.   FAIR WORDS ARE HOLLOW   If Constitution Is Allowed Acts of Violence Would Be as Rare as in the Most Peaceful Nations in the World.

ALL HOPE FOR IRISH TRUCE IS ABANDONED      Lloyd George Persists in Refusal to Deal With Rebels.

OFFERS DISABILITY BIL}   ANOTHER MEASURE DEALING WITH PRESIDENTIAL OFFIC        This By Rep. Madden Would Lenve to

WHEN A PRESIDENT ISN'T A PRESIDEN]   Madden Bill Enrpowers the Cabinet When Executive Is Disabled.

NEW BILL GIVES CABINET POWER TO GUST CHIEF   iS THIRD PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE FOR DECLARING PRESIDENT UN-~ABLE TO HOLD CHAIR

THE CABINET WOULD DETERMINE ABILITY OF Tht PRESIDENT   If Found Disable It Could Call in the Vice President to be __ President.   MADDEN INTRODUCES BILL   It is Not Designed, However, to  Apply te President Wilson, : He Declares.

MADDEN OFFERS DISABILITY BILL   LIKE OTHER MEASURES OF - KIND DOES NOT APPLY TO WILSON.

hare PRESIDENT TO “ACT AFTER 6 WEEKS   New Bill in Congress on Presi. dential Disability Leaves De. jon to the Cabiyet.

IF PRESIDENT IS TELL 6 WEEKS, PUT VP. IN, IS PLAN   Law If Enacted, Wouldn't Become Ef fective Until After. Wilson Retires on Next Marah 4

GERMAN CHANCELLOR OFF TO CONFERENCE WITH DELEGATION   Disarmament Cannot Be Discussed Says Member.

CARRIES A CHIP ON SHOULDER   German Chaneclior Going te Spa Conference in Militant Mood.

KENTUCKY CAN NOT DESERT SOLID SOUTH   REPUBLICAN MISTAKE RAISING RACE ISSUE,   More Life and Ginger in the Blue Grass State Demecratic Cam paigeu Than in Whole Country Over.

DEMOCRATS WILL SWEEP KENTUGK}   Correspondent Lawrence Says Eleventh Hour Drift Will Win the State   TRACE QUESTION RAISED

SINN FEINERS DENY DICKEI   SAY THEY ARE MAKING NO NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

OALTION oT ART ON PROGRAM OF STERNER FORGE   Warden of the Cork Jail Is Kidna ped by Sinn n

amt FEINERS. STILL KILLING   Soldiers Kitled and. Warden oi Cork: Jail IS Kidnapped hy {pich Ridtere. ©   ARREST “VICE-PRESIDENT”

FEIN i ON OFFICIALS   THAT ONE SOLDIER HAD KID. NAPPED THE. WARDEN OF THE CORK JAIL   THE SOLDIER WAS KILLED NEAR MANTERK AND SIX  “OTHERS WERE WOUNDED

FARMER VIGILANTES IN QHIO   Hundred Men Organize Committee to Run Down. Thieves Who Pillage Farms.

RICKENBACHER SAFE IN GOTHAM   American Premier Ace Not Lost in Mexico as Reported.

THE OMAHA GRAIN MARKET   WOOD GOES  TO CHICAGO   e  General Will Answer Borah On Treaty and Debate ihatlengwes.

WOOD GOES TO CHICAGO   General Will Answer Horak On  Vreaty aud Debuie

kh NEW A      Local Auto Owners Avs Receiving die - New Cream and Nlack Editlon,

THE NEW AUTO PLAT®:;   Local Auto Owners Are Receiving Gu New Cream and Black Edition.

JACK JOHNSON ARRESTED   Pugilist Arrives from México and 1s timnmediately Arrested.

ARREST JACK JOHNSON   Former Pugilist Cressed From Mexice to. U. & Today

Notorious Colored Prize Fighter Could Not Stay Out of the Country Any Longer.

ack Johnson Promptly Arrestec   Crosses Over the “Mexican Boundary Tine and Arrested at San Diepza, cal, by U. S. Marshal,

JACK JOHNSON CROSSES LINE   “Sure Good to Get Back Again," ays Former «Heavyweight Champion As He is Arrested

JACK JOHNSON IN U. S.; ARRESTED   a  Negro Pugilist Crosses International Boundary Line and is Taken Into Custody.

JACK JOHNSON UNDER ARREST   FORMER WORLD’S CHAMPION TAKEN NEAR SAN DIEGO.

JACK JOHNSON CROSSES LINE AND ($ NABBED   Negro Pugilist Must Face Tria On Old Case

Former Heavyweight Champion Crosses Mexican Border and Is Nabbed on Charge of Violating Mann Act.

JACK JOHNSON ARRESTED Aa Ht CHa ES BORDEE   Its Sure Good to Get Bact Into United States Again :

~ GROSSES BORDER: GIVES nIMSHIE UP   Federal Officers Take Noted Col. ored Pugilist as He Leia Returns to the

ARREST JACK JOHNSON   Former " pupitist Cressed From Mexicy to Ul & Yoday

BACK-- PINCHED   Negro Pugilist Crosses Bor der Today and Walks Into Officer's Arms.

JACK JOHNSON — BACK IN STATES   Negro . Ex-Champion Pugilist Placed Under Arrest After Crossing Line into U. S.

JACK JOHNSON IS ARRESTED AS HE CROSSES BORDER   Fugitive Negro Pugilist t« Go to Leavenworth  Prison

JACK JOHNSON IS ARRESTED   Seized by United States Marshals a: He Crosses Line Over From Mexico.

HACK JOHNSON ~ JSARRESTEL   Crosses’ - Boundary Fron _ Mexico; Promptly Nabhed:

IS REACHED BY SUGAR   American Refining Company Boosts Price to 2214 Cents.

LB. SHI FAM HAS YES ON COUNTY HARBOR   $50,000 ‘Offer Made Com missioners for 1000 Foot Frontage on Bay

LD. oll PAM HAG tYto Uh BOUNTY HARDUR   $50,000 Offer Made Commissioners for 1000 Foot Frontage on Bay

GLASS SILENT, AS TO PLANS OF HIS PARTY   Virginia Senator  Lunche: With Chairman Cummings and Congressman Hull

JAPANESE CABINET DENIES GAMBLINC   House of Representatives Adjourns in Uproar

DISORDER IN JAP DIET REPEATED   Fist Fights Start When Question of Gambling in Stocks Discussed

JAPANESE HOUSE IN NEW UPROAR OVER CHARGE!   Allegations that Several Miric'e:s Have Been “Crooked” Starts Row.

Disorder in Tabio as Ministers Deny Charge Of Gambling in Stocks

Hol FIGHTING TAKES PLAGE th —TAPANFSE HALGE   ‘Lawmakers Again Excited  Cver Charges Against Member of Cabinet   ACCUSER LIKELY TO LOSE HIS POSITION   Thousand Policemen Present Outside Diet Building; Many Arrested

WEATHER FORECAST   JAPS ENGAGE IN LIVELY FIST FIGHT WHEN DELEGATES ACCUSE MINISTERS OF STOCK GAMBLING

JAPANESEHAVE» FISTIC BATTLE IN PARLIAMENT]   Disorder Follows Motion te . Expel Accuser of Minisirvy.

SOLD A MORTGAGED AUTO   That Is Charge Agnimat John Hale  Whose Case Is Now in ‘

DECLARES DEMOCRATS DESERVE CREDIT FOR REDUCTION IN PRICES    Chairman White Awaits Acknowledgment from the  ¥ DRantrhiiran Taadare

LOWER PRICES ACCREDITED TO PARTY IN POWER   CHAIRMAN WHITE, OF THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, WANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FROM HWARD> a.   Restaurant Prices in New Yor! Coming Down—Cost Cut b:  Caleanarativea Plan

WATLING 10 GET CREDIT FAR HROP   Chairman White Asks Harding To Credit Democrats  For The Price Reduction Announced in Commodities.  Will H. Hays Silent On The

WHITE ASKS HARDING ABOUT LOWER PRICES   Would Have Senator Harding Tote Fair on Question of Living Costs And Falling Prices.

WANT CREDIT FOR _ LOWER PRICES   Democratic Chairman Says He Awaits Acknowledgment From Harding. 4   WORK OF ADMINISTRATION   Cut in Commodity Prices Due to Aection by Government Departments, ) Says White.  *.

DECLARES DEMOCRATS DESERVE GREDIT FOR REDUCTION iN PRICES   Chairman White Awaits Ac - Knowledgment from the Republican Leaders

WON T PERNT BUVEANMENT LATEST PLANS   ‘RESIST TO UTTERMOST” IS FLAT ULTIMATUM FROM ART HENDERSON.   Reds Have Risen and His Regime Is Closed—Hoover Says Lifting of Blockade Will Put Kibosh on Bolshevik, As They Have Laid All Their Troubles to Acts of Entente.

WON'T PERMIT GOVERNMENT'S LATEST PLANS   ‘RESIST TO UTTERMGST” IS FLAY ULTIMATUM FROM ART HENDERSON.   KOLGHAK NOW A CAPTIVE

LENDER OF LABOR PARTY TO BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN PERTINENT WARNING

WVILL TAKE NO APFFITLINVTING IS. SUES WITH EITHER BAILEY OR NEFF, IS: DECISION

M'GREGOR TO HEAD AMERICAN TICKER!   Members Urged To Stay Awa From Democratic Primaries  and Bailey Or Neff

RAIL  PARTY FACE CRS 1 SA  Mystery-of What the White Hous Wants  Enigmatic Behavior of Those Mention  Enigmatic Behavior of Those Mention: ed to Succeed Wilson Is the Cause   ‘High Official Close to White House Says Everyone Thinks Wilson a Sick Man, But He Will Surpriee Them All.

DEMOCRATS ARE FACING CRISIS IN AFFAIRS OF NATIONAL PARTY   Predicted Recovery of the President By June 1 is Confusing Politicians   Hoover Boom Puzzles the Politicians — Wilson Re mains Silent

DEMOCEAGY Ia FACING GRISIG   A Situation of Turmoil and Crisis Precipitated by Action of the President.   4 DOUBT CONCERNING THE CAMPAIGN ISSUES   Are Wilson and Putative Successors in Combine for His Third Teri?

PRESIDENT IS HINTED AS SURPRISE   POLITICAL JOLT FORE CAST IN DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN

‘Situation of T Tarmoil and      ‘LEADERS SEEM TO: BE UP IN THE AIR   ‘Discord and Disagreement Over - Vital Issues Given As One Of The Causes.

RIVER TRAFFIC AS OF OLD   Boats Line Up in Louisville Harbor as They Did 50 Years Ago, Following Rail Tieup.

FOUR SEPARATE CONVENTIONS   Are Scheduled to be Held in ‘Chicage— ' d8-ers, Liberals, Single Tax and American Constitutivnal © © e Party - +

THE POLITICAL MELTING POT IS SIZZLING TODAY   Leaders in Various Lines 0 ‘Thought’ Flocking to Chieage to Form Third Party.

‘Leaders In Various Lines Of Liberal Thought Are Among Those Assembled   EXPECT PLATFORM 'TO COMMAND SUPPORT   Four Separate Bodies In Session, But Hope Held Out For General Merger

Amalgamation of Four Political Bodies Into One Organization Taken Up. ~ at Conventions Today .—

Politicians of Many Kinds In Melting Pot at Chicago   Four Separate Conventions to Be Held, Drawing Ex-RBull Moosers, Ex Populists, Single Taxers; Farmers’ Alliance Advocates, Non-Partisans and Many Others.

MANY AND VARIED ARE THE INGREDIENTS OF POLITIGAL MELTING POT AT CHICAGO   Liberal National Convention Is  Called to Order Betore Noon;    Keynote Speech Delivered:   egal Vote Fixed at 589; Successful Can didate Must Get 270 Majority  for Nomination

‘ABOLISH ECONOMIC PRIVILEGE” THREE-WORD PLATFORM OF SRD PARTY; MELTING POT BOILIN(

FOUR SEPARATE AND. DISTENE! POLITICAL MEETINGS BEING HELD IN CHICAGO.   Efforts Are Being Made, However to Unite the Busch Into One Party—Se Far It Has  No Name.

THIRD PARTY ° ) MAKE UP. IS (VARIED ONE   La Follette Can’t Decide Until He Sees Organization— Meeting Opened. 

FOREIGN CENSORSHIP BASED IN GREECE   : a NERVOUSNESS AT ATHENS HAS APPARENTLY DISAPPEARED. -

ee eae Ee eeeeeeEeeEeear  GREEKS LIFT CENSORSHIP   Nervous Atmosphere Has Disappeari ai i i i ee A Oe

BIG PRIZE CAMPAIGN 1S FAST DRAWING 10 CLOSE   Excellent Prizes and Extra Votes Encourage All Contestants to Hustle; Subscriptions the Only Thing Necessary to Win   MISS ELSIE MeCONNELL TAKES THE LEAD

BIG PRIZE CAMPAIGN I ~— FAST DRAWING 10 CLOSI   Sxcellent Prizes and Extra Votes Encourage All Contestants to Hustle; Subscriptions the Only Thing Necessary to Win  mate ane nnn eae tenn see oe tee   MISS ELSIE McCONNELL TAKES THE LEAD

PREMMER NUTT NOW FAVORABLE  TO COMPROMSL   AGREEMENT ON ADRIATIC AS OUTLINED TN COMPROMISE WAY SOON BE EFFECTED,

MAY ACCEPT ~~ - COMPROMISE   League of Nations to Be ,in Charge of Adminis=: tration. of the Port

NIT TD FAVOR COMPROMISE NOW   ITALIAN PREMIER SAID TO pI DISPOSED TO ACCEPT NeW VRRANGEMENT

Fi o , wompletedr—i NC Italian Premiet Brown for the itional training  Accept Com! will.be ready  "ment of G. Mrs. Kath.

NITTI READY TOCOMPROMISE IN ADRIATICAFFAIR   Confers With Head of Jugo” Slav Delegation in an  - > » Effort to:Aeree ©.   LUNDUN PALI SAYS  WILSON. SENDS. NOTE

ITALY DISPOSED TO ACCEPT COMPROMISE FIUME SETTLEMEN)   Plan Would Put Fiume Unde Administration of the League.   Strike Situation Believed to b: what Better Today.

Federal. Reserve ‘Board Takes Another Step to Knock ' Down Prices. a

WILL SCRUTINIZE ALL LOANS MADE IN SUGAR TRADE   Second Step Taken to Hurry Descent in Prices of Necessaries of Life by Reserve Body.   WOULD SMASH SUGAR HOARDERS   Special Effort Will be Made to Lower the Price of Sugar by Withdrawing Loan Facilities at Once.

TO BRING OULT HOAKDED StGAR,   Federal Reserve Baoks to ilelp Stop Speculation.

FOREIGN COMMERCE IN GAIN   Both Exports and Imports Show Large Increases, Save Depart. ment Report.

YALE HOLDS MOCK CONVENTION   Undergraduates Copy Republicans  and Nominate Hoover.

YALE STUDENTS stLECT HOUVER FOR PRESIDENG   Mock Republican National Convention Is Held; Every Detail Is Carried Out With The Greatest Care.

YALE STUDENTS SELECT HOOVER FOR PRESIDEN}   Undergraduates of New Haven University Hold a Mock Republican Convention.

ASK HARVESTER TRUST CHARGES BE PROBED ANEW   Federal Trade Commission Re port Read to Congress Outlines Views   SEEKING DISSOLUTION

PACKING INTERESTS ARE FLAYED BY COX   NORTH DAKOTA HEARS CANDIDATE’S SIDE OF PRESI. DENTIAL FIGHT.

LONDONDERRY RIOTING NIPPED IN. BUD WHEN PRIESTS ENTER FIELD   Crowds Collect and. Make Efforts to Renew Fighting, But Return to Homes Upon Appeal of Church Representatives

AN OUTBREAK OF RIOTIN(   Crewdn Collect at Londonderry Bat Are Persuaded hy Priests to Retnue=s= Hanr.

CLEVELAND TRIBE AFTER NEW SCALE   Brooklyn Manager Feels Confident. .

CLEVELAND SURE CF TAKING GAMES   Indian Leader Admits He Will . Have Trouble But is \ Confident.   DODGERS EXPECT TO WIN

WEATHER FAVORS. . SECOND. PANE   Cleveland Manager WHE Pitel dim ‘Ranby Agninst: the ) Dadgers ‘Poday. +   BROOKLYN IS - OPTIMISTIC   Fans * Blane Wind? For Breve Which Started: Cleveland's Re hye in Fk inst ‘Goin

BIG SERIES CONTINUED AT 2 TODAY   WEATHER. FAIR.   Enormous Crowd Sees Pennant Winners Fieht Second Battle for World Championshin,

WOOD AND LOWDEN 10 ADDRESS MEET, PLAN   Two Presidential Candidates May Talk.at “Jove Feast” —   TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

Lowden and Wood at “Love Feast’  (   Two Candidates for Presidency} Expected to Address G. O. P. Gathering

WOOD TO SPEAK © WITH LOWDEN AT LOVE FEAST   G.O.P. Candidates to Attenc Hays Meeting in Chicago  RE ec ey:

W000 AND LOWUEA MAY BOTH oPEAK AT PARTY FEAST   It’s Dated in Chicago Monday. When G. 0. P. Committee on Convention Meets.

PHIGED NOT WARHANTED, otto GOUGE   BIG PROFITS IN IMPLEMENTS SEEN BY TRADE BOARD   Department of Justice Asked to Bring Suits at Once.

HARDING MAIL PILES UP IN POSTOFFICE AT POINT — ISABEL   President-Elect Forgets Busi ness While He Takes  Vacation.   AGAIN BATTLES TARPON   Negotiations Under Way For! Settlement of Peace (uectio

AFTER TARPON OF BIG VARIETY   President-Elect Intent Upor   Capturing 2 Specimen That  : Is Worth While.   ABUNDANCE OF MAIL WORRIES POSTMASTER   Brownsville is to Hear an Armistice Address From Harding Tomarraw

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING AND - LEADERS EXPECTED ‘PO AGREE  ON PROGRAM ATE GNC   SENATOR ENJOYS FISHING TRIP      Mexican Proprietor of Restaurant ut Point Isabel Almost Causes Tnternational Crisis by Raising Prices.

SUNBURNED AND BLISTERED, THE SENATOR FISHES  HE MET DISAPPOINTMENT YESTERDAY; HOPES     FOR TODAY.  ‘STAY ON WATER TODAY,  PLAY GOLF TOMORROV

HARDING AFTER. RECORD TARPON   President-Elect Forgets Af: fairs of State in Determined Effort to Get Big Fish.   BROWNSVILLE THURSDAY

WILL BURY IRISH HERO ALONGSIDE OTHER MARTYRS   Grave of MacSwiney in Republican Plot With Those of His Predessors-Government Will Not Interfere With Funeral 

~ WITH FUNERAL   EX PEGTED FROM GOVERNMENT      Final ‘OBhequies ta MacSwincy Will Be Held in Cork Cathedral—To Be Buried in “Republican Plot"

ALVENGLEBEN {0 LIGEAATED FROM DETENTION GAME   German Financial Baron of Pacific Northwest Before the War Is Granted < Conditional Parole.

MILLIONAIRE SPY PARCLED: ONCE WAITER, WON RICHES   Von Alvensleben, Hele at Douglas Since 1917, Is Given His Freedom.

parse rNcqncuit   Articles Unfavorable to Organ ized Labor Kept Out of Most Newspapers McCone Says.   REED WOULD TAX PAGES OVER STIPULATED NUMBER   Proposal Approved by Editor of New York Globe, Who Adds Sueestion  - That All Advertisements of a Max. imum Size be Taxed, in Order to Curtail Newsprint Consumption,

LT.U, ACCUSED — OF GENSORSHIE   Buffalo Editor Testifies Before Newsprint Inves tigating Committee  “Jumbo” Tax Gets Sup  nore   DEVELOPMENTS

DECLARES UNIONS GENSOR NEWS IN MANY PAPERS   Hearing on Scarcity of Newsprint Paper Takes New Turn—May Put Tax on Larger Papers.

ART qcuK ASH THER   Police Believe They Have Broken Up Ring of Worst Criminals in West.   THREE WOMEN ARE HELD

OSHKOSH HOLDS MASTER MIND   Claim Bank Robbery Suspect is Escaped Slayer

Aenea eanite.  ATTACKED BY AN ERISTE MOR,  Eo enn RRE ea tea! te ite  leone in mania mee  Motor Car Bearing L nder Secretary fay JFreland Damawgreid,

Release of Sinn Fein «Prisoner Leads to Abandonment of Genersm! Sterile.

CARRANZA HAS ABANDONED HIS SONORA PLANS   GEN. OBREGON IS LEADING FACTOR IN THE PRESENT REVOLUTION.

CARRANZA ABANDONS SONORA EXPEDITION   Whole State of Chihuahua Wil Join Revolution It Is Stated.

.- ee eee ee Fe eK   Carranza Officers ‘Turn to Obregon, His Agents Claim

Government Has Abandoned Expedi. tion Against Sonora, Says Gen. O’Bregon Agents.

COMMUNIST PAMPHLETS FOUND BY A JANITOR   (he of Them Will he Used Next Week at Trial of Harry Winitsky for  f‘riminal Anarehe.

READY TO NIP   ANY OUTBREAK ' —_- BV REDS TODAY   ' FEDERAL AGENTS RECEIVE FIN. AL INSTRUCTIONS ON PREVENTING MAY DAY PLOTS

SPARODIC TROUBLE      But No General Outbreak co! Violence Today

ALL LAW ENFORCING   Government Officials, However, Do Not Expect Nationwide Attempt at Violence.   WILL ALLOW MEETINGS TO TALK THEMSELVES BLUE   Appeals of Communist Labor Leaders for May Day Strikes Appear Not to Have Met With Kindly Reception, Although There Have Been Threats of Strikes in Some Sections,

DONT EXPECT MAY DAY PLOTS TOWATERIALIZ   Only Sporadic Uprisings To Be Feared, Says Garvan of Palmer’s Department   SOCIALISTS DEPRECATE WARNINGS OF PALMER   Chicago Prepares to Handle Radicals in Event That Outbreak [fs Evident

RADICAL PLOTS BALKED   Government Action Thoveht  Have Headed Off May Day Demonstrations.

MAY DAY PLOTS ARE ~ BARED BY SLEUTHS   And the Danger of Great or Suctessful Violence is. “Believed Past   NO KIND RECEPTION -OF THE RED’S PLANS

WARN OFFICIALS EVERYWHERE 10 WATCH RADICALS   Timber Strike No Part of Demonstrations, Says  Government,

Congressmen and Judges “Among Those*Marked for” Death, Says U.S. Attorney

SERIOUS VIOLENCE BY REDS NOT ANTICIPATED   LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN ALL SECTIONS WARNED AGAINST MAY7 DAY OUTBREAKS.   DEMONSTRATIONS PLANNED   Reports Said to Indicate That Whatever Disturbance Takes Place Will Be Sporadic.

Propaganda Demonstrations May Be Carrie¢  Out in Many Cities and the State and‘  Federal Law Enforcing Agencies Are ° Asked to Be Awake to Dangers   CAMPAIGN IS WELL FINANCED:

AUTHORITIES ON THE ALERT FOR VIOLENCE TODAY   Government Officials Confident That Any Outbreaks Will Be Sporadic.   RADICALS ALLOWED TO TALK THEMSELVES BLUE   Appeals of Communist Leaders for Strikes Do Not Have Kindly Reception.

GOVERNMENT {a GUNFIDENT AEDs  WILL BE HALTED   SPORADIC RIOTS ~~ PROBABLE   ALL THOSE MARKED FOR DEATH ARE WARNED BY SLEUTHS

LAW ENFORCING AGENCITS OVER NATION ARE READY TO COPE WITH SITUATION

RECEIVES WORD OF DEATH OF BROTHER SATURDAY           Died a Victim of Fiu at Guthrie Center.  the

RECEIVES WORD OF BROTHER’S DEATH RECENTLY   Ben Phipps, Former Resident Of This City, Dead at Berlin, No, Dak. of Pneumonia—Many Relatives Here,

WIFE OF FORMER MAYOR SiVORCED $25,000 ALIMONY   Nife of Julius Fleischman : Awarded Divorce for Neglect

Tne GEPPO ARNGLD POST RESOLUTIONS   LETTERS FROM OUR SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVI   AD RECEWED IN WASHINETEN   Congressmin Humphreys ’     ‘a Much Pride in Action of Amerie i.  gion Post of His Home Town,

 Cope: thutuphrsys Takes Much Pride in Action of Auvrican Le gion Post of tis He

ACTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY KITTY GORDO!   Actress Was Given a Pistal to Usa in. Play In Which Ball Cartridge Was Accidentally Left.

STAGE SHOOTING PRONES REAL   Supposed Blank Cartridge Seriowsly Wounds Actor

NEW SEAPLANE WRECK FOUND   Bodies of Lost Aviators Expected to Be Recovered Shortly After Storm Subsides.

—  Bodies of Lost Aviators Expected te Be Recovered Shortly After Storm Subsides.,

SEEK COUGHLIN BABY IN PIFTSBURGH DISTRICT   State Consiabulary Scouring Western End of State for Julian Pasquale,

SHAMROCK’S VICTORY WAS A HOLLOW OR   Challenger Wins Opening Rive Because of Accident to Resolute.

FIRST YACHT RACE TO LIPTON   ACCIDENT TO AMERICAN BOAT IS SIMPLY HER ILL LUCK,

DEFEAT   BY SENATE OF ANY LEGISLATION HOUSE MIGHT ENACT   On Soldiers’ Cash Bonus Predicted Today by Senator Thomas.

DEMOCRATS SPEND CLOSE TO MILLION   Included. in Receipts is Loan Fo $150,000, According to Report > + Made Public Today.   G. 0.'P. COST OVER 3 MILLION

AIM OF REPUBLICANS ECONOMY AND BILLION. DOLLAR TARIFF DUTIES      REPURLICAN WILE EN SENATI OG'RLINES REVEN PLANS T MARCIL

HALO TARIFE GUT TAXES   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO RAISE REVENUE BY ENACTING A HIGH TARIFF LAW,   10 REPEAL WAR TAXES   Indicated That Many Articles Now Paying » War Tax Will Be Put on Free List.—Tariff Tax to Be Billion Dollars,

MNS TH LEW “HALON TIRIA   Republican Senator Predicts Present Duties Will be Raised $700,000,000   BILLION DOLLAR CUT IN TAXES IS CONTEMPLATED   GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES TO NUMBER OF 200000 WI, PROBABLY BE CUT Orr ™ REDUCE EXPENSES,

REPUBLICAN LEADERS HAE AEVENIE PHAN   PREDICTION THAT ‘ANNOYING DIRECT TAXES WOULD BE REMOVED

See Chance to Reduce “Annoy: ing Tax” Two Billion Thru New Plans.   CUT OFF 200.000 EMPLOYES   Plan for Keeping Liberty Bonds at Par Is Also Proposed by Harding.

REPUBLICANS PLAN ~ CHANGES IN TARIFF   [By L. C.' Martin, United Press Staff Correspondent. 

BILLION DOLLAR _TARIFES AIM   Army of Government Euployes Will Re Cut Down 200,000,

BILLION CUT. FROM ESTIMATI   New Administration-Plahs' to Condiict Business. On Three* Fourths_of. Democratic  Muaes   WILL. RELIEVE . BURDEN

TARIFF PLANNED 10 MEET TAXES   REPUBLICAN LEADERS PLAN TO REMOVE WAR TAX — ~~

BILLION DOLLAR TARIFF BELL TS AIM OF REPUBLICANS   WHICH WITH TWO BILLION DOL LAR INCOME TAN WILL PROVIDE REVENUE FOR THE GOVERNWESNT

G. 0. P. TO REDUCE  ARMY OF EMPLOYES AT WASHINGTON. DG   200,000 WILL BE. GIVEN TH SLIPS NEXT MARCH      Tax On Wearing Apparel, ‘Sod; Other Things In Comon Use Wi  moved—Billion Dollars To Be R: Naw Parite  .

WILL MAKE TARIFF PAY  ee)  Senator Curtis Believes Million Dollars Can Be Realized  and Taxes Lowered

PROFITEERS ON RENT BEYOND POWER OF LAW   Governor Lowden Declares Im. possible for Legislature to Convict Thieving Landlords.

GOVERNOR SOUNDS WARNING 10 REAL ESTATE DEALERS   Unless “Rent Hogs” Are Curbed Property May Be Impressed.

SPEECH MISQUOTED ROOSEVELT STATED   : SAYS REPORTS ON LEAGUE VOTE ADDRESS AT BUTTE, MONT., ARE FALSEHOODS.,

tO, ROOGEVE OOERTO HE WAS MISUNDERSTOOD   Misquoted on Butte League of Nations Address Aug. 18.   Clarifies Possible Existing Doubt, Makes Full Statement.

ROUSEVEL TDI NOT SHU § COULD RUM  BANANA REPUBLICS  IN LEAGUE YOTINC   Cox's -Running Mate Declares  Speech at Butte, Montana, Has Been Misquoted ~

ONLY NECESSITY WILL JUSTIFY & RESORT 10 ARMS   Chairman of Investigation Makes Statement at Opening of Irish Hearings.   First Witness Describes Scenes During a Raid at Thurles. Ireland.

Only Direct Necessity oe Will Justify Resort to Arms, Seys lrish Leade:

W es EU   Chairman. </of  Corimission Says “ This ‘Question is: Put-. ting a Deep ‘Division Among The English Speaking Peote. Thenuohadt the Ward 

Only “Direst Necessity” Can justify Resort to Arms to Adjust Disorders in Ireland

CHAIRMAN ON RESORT TO ARMS   Declares Only Direct Necessity Can Justify Such Action.   WITNESS REVIEWS REPRISAL ATTACKS   Says He Was Arrested But Never Indicted or Tried.

ISH CIV WAR TOBE OPPOSED AY GOMAITTEE   (Investigation by ‘Americar Body Will Be Taken to Enoland.   FIRST WITNESS CALLED   Raids on Defenseless Tows Described by Mayor of Thurles.

DIREST NECESSITY ‘OWL CN JUSTIFY ~ INIPPEAL TORS OD RELIN   Chairman of Commission  -Says This-Question is Putting a Deep Division Among The English Speaking People Throughout the World.

“ONLY DIREST  NECESSITY’   Should Justify Resort t Arms for Adjustment of Disputes

Irish Problem is Cause of Trouble Over World Among English Speaking Peoples

WITNESS TOLD OF IRIGH REPRISALS      DENNIS MORGAN RELATES HOW CONSTABULARARY TERRORIZED HIS TOWN

CASE OF IRELAND IS CAUSING RIFT AMONG. ENGLISH - SPEAKING PEOPLES, $ DECLARE   Commission of 1 ae to Sénd Mis sion to England and Erin, Says President af Body

DIRECT NECESSITY THE ONLY EXCUSI   RESORT TO ARMS IN_ IRISH SETTLEMENT LAST THING VO BE DESIRED.   WORLD NEEDS PEACE      Conditions in Treland — Postpone indefinitely Return of Ordered “Tranquility.

TEAGHER TELLS  ABOUT FAMILY -DODGING SHOTS   American’ . ‘Commission. Will Send’ Probers: to.Engiand Do Nad dpelaaa oo   DENNIS" MORGAN OF - -THURLES.IS. WITNESS   Describes: “Shiooting . Up’ of  Town: in- Erin. by Govern. ' - ‘ment Constabulary -

PEACE IN IRELAND DESIRE OF WORLD, COMMISSION TOLD   Chairman Howe at Opening of Committee Hearings Says America Disturbed.   “ONLY DIREST NECESSITY JUSTIFIES USE OF ARMS”   Widening Rift Among English Speaking Peopie Blamed on Present Warfare.

That is the Quesilon “American Voltuntecr Commitice is Trying To Answer,

are  Thurles Council Chairmteat -Before Commission Tells ‘of Killing of Irish, Raids Upeit Homes, Looting, Police “Acts           ' Sinn Feiners, Followingtlie  Slaying of Sergeant; “Come:  .  Is Bombed By the: Polies.  ;

Frederick C. Howe a On Irish Question   Only Direst, Nece: ssity Would Justify a Resort to Arms to Adjust irish Dianutle.

MOTHER MURDERS FIVE CHILDREN   DEMENTED WOMAN IN BECK HAM COUNTY KILIS HER CHILDREN AND ATTEMPTS  SUICIDE

THREE DAYS LEFT IN BIG EVENING NEWS’ CONTES}   airls Who Care to Take Part Urged to Send Photos at Once--Picking of Winner Is Difficult   DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIFI9?

INTEREST IN BiG MOVIE CONTEST 1S UNABATED   Pictures of Lacal Beauties Continue to Pour in--Contest Will Close Saturday Night      DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

BIG RESEMBLANCE CONTEST EXTENDED ANOTHER WEEK   Evening News Accedes to Popular Demand for Extension-- Contest:  Will End Saturdzy   DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

YOUTHFUL ‘BEAUTIES WITH PHOTOGRAPHS SWAMP MAILS   Girls Who Care to Enter Contest Must Hurry as Satarday Will Be the Final Day for Photos   DO YOU RESEMBLE BEBE DANIELS?

POPULARITY FORCES AN. EXTENSION. OF CONTEST   Hundreds cf San Antonio Girls Believe They Resemble Bebe Daniels; Enthusiasm is Unbounded

LAST CALL FOR ENTRANTS IN GREAT MOVIE. CONTEST   5 Girls to Get Tryout Before Camera. Girl Filming Best to Be Declared Winner      DO YOU RESEMBLE BERE DANIFI¢?

“INFLUENZA AGAEN. ABROAD.   Cileago’ Keports An Inereasing. Number.of Deaths and New Cases. —

FRANCE TO ABANDON DEMAND ABOUT ZONE   Question of Limited Occupation Under Guarantees Raised By Diplomats

MP OWINEY EATS THIN GRACKEE   LORD MAYOR OF CORK TAKES ' WAFER EACH MORNING IN COMMUNION

LORD MAYOR GETS NOTHING SO FAR _ AS CAN BE FOUND     Irish Office Admits Would Use It if It Had Proof.

I) TRIO PATI CASTING?   England Divided Over MacSwiney Case  PROBE CONDUCTED  All Previous Fasting Reeords Broken

BEATS DR. HUFFMAN      Death Only Can Prove Whether Terence MacSwiney Is Really  Fasting Or Taking Nourishment

THEFACTS -RELATIVETO — MACSWINEY   UNITED PRESS CORRESPONDENT MAKES INVESTIGATION REGARDING MAYOR  CLAIM MABE THAT HE Is GUVEN A THIN CRACKER EACH MORNING

M’SWINEY PUZZLE  AWAITS DEATH ©   Lord Mayor's Story Cannot Be Known Till Hunger Strik Ends Life, Says News Correspondent-—Writer Goes to Cork to Investigate.

LABOR SECRETARY HAS BEEN RECALLED   PRESIDENT WILSON’S ACTION DE PENDS ON REPORT OF THE LABOR DEPARTMENT.

WILSON ASKS LIGHT ON MINERS: STRIKE   Recalls Labor Secretary To Take Charge Of Depariment’s Work.

TREATY PLANK FAVORABLE ~TOJOWNSON GROUP AGREED + UPON BY SUB-COMMITTEE   Third Session of Republican Convention Met Fo! Only 10 Minutes and Adjourned to Await Report From Resolution Committee—Dan-. ~ ger of Convention Fight Reduced.

RATIFICATION “TREATY WITH RESERVATIONS. 18 DECISION       eae Saya. TWiat. if the b ie “Not  ted He: Wi Go Before the Convention *

JONSON ChoUP WINS BATTLE I   RFSERVATIONISTS AGREE TO PLANS OMITTING DECLARATION FOR A LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   MAY ELIMINATE JOHNSON   Johnson's Plank May Be Fought Out On Floor of Convention In Hope of Destroying His Chance for Nomdnation.

FIRol Bb VG UhY, JOnitalh STATES   [International Bankers Are Overwhelmingly Beaten,’ Savs Senator

RESERVATIONISTS LOST THEIR FIGHT   CRANE FACTION DEFEATED BEFORE SUB-COMMITTEE ON PLATFORM.   Will Not Carry League of Nations Fight to Convention, He Says, Borah Is Against the Labor Provision.

TREATY PLANK AGREED UPON   Pact In Its Present Fornt Condemned by Committee   MINORITY [S GONCILIATED   International Court Plan Is: Included in Plank

LOOKS NOW. UKE        RRSOMLTION COMMITTEE. AGREM * To eee beer ey DECLAR:                RON aanted RESKRVATIONS

CONDEMN TREATY AND THE LEAGUE JN PRESENT FORM   SENATORS WHO VOTED TO DE. PEAY WILSON'S RECOMMUENDATION COMMENDED IN REPUBLICAN PLAT: FORM   RATIFICATION [GNOREL   ABSOLUTE SILENCE GN THAT SUBJECE FS MAINTAINED IN UNANEMOUS REPORT

UTANE QUITS IN oT RUGELE 100. K. PACT   THREAT OF BOLT BY JOHNSON TOO MUCH FOR TREATY  ‘eerietiitentiniie.   Californian Still Has Stuffed Club for Use. : If Needed. pit

CRANE CLAN CONTEST IS IRONED OUT   Committee Agrees on Treaty. Reservation Plank, Report.

WASHINGTON SURE EBERT WILi Win   Military Officials Expect Kapp Revolt To Fall Down In Short Time.

EBERT IN SADDLE SOON, 1S BELIEF OF U5, OFFICIAL:    Soviet Struggle Seen Likely a:  Strike Is Called, but Can’t Prevail. Is Opinion.

EBERT GOVERN'T T0 BE. RESTORED   MILITARY AUTHORITIES STATE THAT THE REACTIONARY MOVEMENT IS NOT SERIOUS AS THOUGHT.

Restoration of the Ebert Government  Looked for by Official Washingtor

U.S. LOOKS FOR RESTORATION OF EBERT REGIME   Soviet Sympathizers Sc Few No Serious Trouble is Expected

VICTORY FOR EBERT PREDICTED   Military Men in Washington Look for Restoration of Old Regime— Coup Not Regarded as Serious.

EBERT REGIME  DULL  WILL RETURN   SUCH IS BELIEF. OF U, S. OF FICIALS IN VASHINGTOD  TUT Ar Fa

Restore Order  Within Week   Declaration of Gustav Noske Head of Defense Ministry For Ebert

BASEBALL OFFERS NEWS TO JUDGE LANDIS   Has Heard Nothing About $25. 000 Job Offered Him By  Maonatac

DONT TREAT KIDNEYS: “AUG, ARNG 18, AREY sprue   Constant Finshing May Injare the Delicate Organiem and Seldom Removes the Poisdhou:~ Deposits. to.

Don’t Treat Kidneys Rough, Warns Or. _ Garey, Specialist   Couxfant Flushing Way Infuce the Delfente Organism nad Seldom Re. niayves ¢he DPlotenanane Peaneltéia

BALLOON DRAGS   WOULD-BE RESCUER OF RACER’ CREW IS WHIPPED THROUGH  THE TREE TOPS =

TRIED 10 HOLD BIG BALLOGA   BOONVILLE MAN DRAGGED THREE MILES   Was Whipped Through Tree Tops. Exhausted When Taken Down.

HOUSE CONSIDERS SUNDRY GIVIL BILL   OTHER MEASURES PROVIDING FOR APPROPRIATIONS . REACHED.   TO CUT EXPENDITURES   Proposals Would Burden Government Expenses, Democratic Opponents Assert.

APPROPRIATION  BILLS CONSIDEREL   Postoffice and Sundry Civi Measures Taken Up In House

TWO. MEASURES CARRYING APPROPRIATIONS - REACHED LOWER HOUSE YESTERDAY      Given’ "Niste Than. Usual Setutiny ~Because OF Announced Cuts In Foelscal Penensac.

UNDRY CIVIL AND POSTOFFICE BILLS REACH THE HAUSE   Pruning Knife Used on Estimates Submitted Without Mercy.   ADD $17,000,000 TO COST GOVERNMENT EVEN THEN   Siash in Postoffice Appropriations Fails to Bring Total Amount Down to Figures for Current Year, Due to Pay of Clerks, Carriers, Railroads.

APPROPRIATIONS BILLS ARRIVE AT THE HOUSE   Reductions in mg aa Noted in Two Bills Re. cieved Yesterday.

THO BIG SUPPLY BILLS ARE. GIVEN CLOSE SCRUTINY   “Sundry Civil Measure Total Rep I: resents Cut of Over Half in Estimates Mace.   POSTAL HEADS BETTER OFF   y'Aggregato of Two Spells in crease cf Seventeen Miliion Over Present Year.

Slash $420,914,192 from Estimates Submitted by the Government Departments— Postoffice Bill Also Cut—-Democrats Say it Adds $17,000.000 to Cost for Next Year

SUNDRY CIVIL " GIVES MOST TO DISABLED VETS   2 BILLS REACH HOUSE   ——  POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT GRANTED 69 MHLLION INCREASE OVER THIS YEAR

PARING DOWN OF THE ESTIMATES   Two of 15 Appropriation Bills Reach House  enc one on iNT ARADS   GONE OVER WITH CARE   Sundry Civil Service Bill is Slashed More Than One~ Half but Postoffice Measure is Not Severely Cut—Total  Appropriations Amount to More Than T.act Vear

DELP oLAGHNG Ur BILLo Thal APPROPRIATE   Republicans in Congress Are for Cutting and Democrats Point Out Where the Opposition Would Add to Cost.   SUNDRY CWIL REDUCTION   This Puts It More Than Four Hundred Millions Less Than Department Estimates. Fund for Disabled Service Men.

Appropriation Bills Receive Close Scrutiny im House Because ef Aprouncement te Cut.

NUNORY GIVIL BILL 16 SLASHED BUT POSTOFFICE BILL 16 GIVEN INCREASE

aAYS PUBLIC PAYS HGH GOAL PRICE BECAUSE OF ROAD   Langan, Secretary Of Fait Price Commission Issues’ Statement.

FEAST OF ~ ORATORY AND SONG   AT THE COUNTRY CLUB LAST NIGHT AT THE OPENING. 

FEASTOF   ORATORY ' AND SONG   AT THE COUNTRY CLUB “LAST NIGHT AT. THE - OPENING.

GLOLITTI TO MEP MELLERAND   France and aly Gessip Over. Out. Yeone ef Prpmie     MToodiner '

‘(LOSES IN CUBA; DIES &T ‘SEA   Baltimore Insurance Man. Cats /Arteries After Havana THip— tee pondent Over Losses.

LOSES IN CUBA; DIES AT SEA   Baltimore Insurance Man Cuts Arter ties After Havana Trip—Despondent Over Losses.

RETURNING TO WORK   Pennsy Switchmen at Colum bus Call Off Strike

POLES OCCUPY HILLS AROUND CITY OF KIE\   Attacking Army Places Artillery in Positions Commanding Red Stronghold.

GUNS OF POLES COMMAND KIEV, COUNTER ATTACK IS EXPECTED WHEN BOLSHEVIK GATHER FORGES

POLES NOW OCCUPY HEIGHTS AT KIEV   TROOPS PREPARING TO HOLD CAPTURED GROUND AGAINST COUNTER MOVE.

OTHATEGIC POSITIONS OCCUPIED BY POLES   RECEIVE REINFORCEMENTS AND PREPARE TO HOLD POSITIONS RECENTLY TAKEN.

KIEV SURROUNDED BY POLISH FORCE:   ARTILLERY PLACED IN POSTE. TIONS ON TILES COMMAND, ING STRAGETIC POSITIONS

YANKS DOING FAIRLY WELL AT ANTWERP   A Number of American: Qualify In Olympic Preliminaries.

ACTOR JORN SLAVIN IS SERIOUSLY HURT   Fracas at Lambs’ Club in New York in Which McGraw _  Fioures.”

ATTACKS SHIP YARDS   CALLS COSTS EXCESSIVE   ‘Shipping Board Head says Repair Bills Were ‘Bearhitant’’

COUNTY PASTORS   Will attend International World Movement Conierence,

LOCAL MINISTERS   To Attend Inter-Church World Movement Conference at Indianapolis.

BOONE MINISTERS TO ATTEND BIG CONFERENCE   WiR-Patticipate in The Inter. ‘church World Movement Meeting at Indianapotia

STATE ELECTION RESULTS SHOWN IN LATE RETURNS   MADISAN SAYS “NO”"TO TRAC TION OWNERSHIP PLAN. COUNTY FIGURES.

EITHER FISH  OR GUT BAIT   Governor Sproul to Ask Rail road Board to Make Early Wage Decision.

NEW YORK PREFERENCES   1,000,000 Voters—-667,311 Men and 322,261 Women Register. 

MOVEMENT .. MEETING OF FIFTY-SIX- PRS TODAY  .   HAD GOOD GATHERING:   W. E. Connelley Told of th Fira Kansas Homicide, Near fick-? _ ory Pojnt :          . R. Woodward Was Elected: President of the Society for * the Ensuing Year

WANT A MO T TO STATE PIONEERS   MOVEMENT STARTED! AT MEETING OF FIFTY-SIXERS TODAY   HAD GOOD GATHERING   W. E. Connelley Told of the First Kansas Homicide, Near Hick-— ory Pojnt :   J. R. Woodward Was Elected President of the Society for — the Ensuing Year

6,300,000 WORDS IN DEBATE   Bound Volume of Treaty Speeches Fourteen Inches Long, Eight Wide and Seven Thick.

WORDS, WORDS; MORE WORDS   Senate Treaty Speeches Make Bound Volume Seven Inches Thick.

6,300,000 WORDS IN DEBATE   Bound Volume ef T Foyrteen Inches Leng, & , and Seven Thick.

LEBANON NEW STATE ANNOUNCED BY FRENCH   High Commission States the Boundaries of the New State —Flag Will be French With Cedar on the White Spot, It is Stated. —--

LEBANON STATE PROCLAIMED   Beirut Named Seat of Government ir General Gouraud's Statement— New Boundary.

UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM FAGES ~BANTTOH HEADS   Fie Lloyd rge’s Irish Policy Uplield By Parlia ment.   SOLUTION IS OFFERED   Prem Suggests Trade Unidns Co-operate With « Government

ENTHUSING THE PARMERS.   Prof, Patterson Vleases Large Crowd “at Osoood.

HOUSEWIVES  ° BAKE BREAD   Resulted i in Bakers Making New Prices: on Their Commodity

TOLEDO BAKERS REDUCE LOAVES TWO CENTS EAC   ‘Taking Inventories Prepuratory Kor Stil Purther Cut,

FORCE CUT IN BREAD PRICE      Toledo Women Cause Reduction & Pledge to De Their Own es Baking.

FORCE CUT IN BREAD PRICE   Toledo Women Cause Reduction by  . Pledge to Do Their Own Baking.

BREAD PRICE FORCED DOWN   Toledo Women Cause Cut by Pledge to Ne Own Rakina

TH REDUCE THEIR PRICE   REDUCTION OF ONE AND TWe CENTS PER LOAF MADE AT END OF FIRST WEER,.

“TIGER” MAY VISIT U.S.      Elected President M. Clemenceau Will Campaign yor Leagne.

POLITICS BARRED BY BAKER   Order Says Military Men Must Keep  Out of Campaian.

BAKER ORDER BARS POLITICS   Persons Connected With Military Serv ice Must Keep Out of the Campaign.

WARDEN WEARS STRIPES T0 TEST HIS PEN SYSTEM   THOMAS MOTT OSBORNE GOES IN TO VOLUNTARY CONFINEMENT  TO TRY OUT HIS WELFARE sYSTEM

HAS RESIGNED HIS COMMAND   Naval Officer to Spenc Last Days as Volun-. tary Prisoner

REJECTED SUITOR KILLS SELF, FAMILY   TENAS FARMER SLAYS GIRL, VOTHER AND BROTHER TO “AVENGE’ SPURNED LOVE

Spurned Lover Murders Jiltex’s Whole Family   Infuriated by Girl's Nef ?iace to Marry Him, rie Takes Three Lives and His Own.

COMMUNITY HOUSE   TEN      Local Legion Post Wilt Circulate Veitions Next Week,

COMMUNITY HOUSE   1S A MEMORIAL PO SERVICE MEN IN TIPTON_COUNTY.   Local Legion Post Will Cireulate Detitions Nest Week.

CO. FARM BUREAU NEWS DEPARTMENT   Live News Of The Hamilton County Farm Bureau And Township Organizations. Items Of Interest To Farm Readers   Jown Cinches Road Money

IOWA CINCHES ROAD MONEY   "Work Progresaing Fast and Federal Requirements Have All  Been Met.

FRAZIER HAS SLIGHT LEAD   tino League Governor 0: _ oh Dakota Outdistances “". Oinnoenant

N, P. LEAGUE WINS IN ND. BY 18-000   Goy. Frazier and the Whol State Ticket Defeats the Opposition   LADD 18S ELECTED      Miss Neilson, Foe of th League Also Goes: Down Y to Defeat ©

FRAZIER LEADING.   Late Reports from North Dakota In Wad. at nee

FRAZIER LEADING.   Late Reports from North Dakota In dicate His Election.

WHEELER IS GRILLED BY PROSECUTION   Captain Has Frequent Clashes With County Attorney   CALLS MAJORITY OF DEPORTEES DISLOYAL   Admits, However, He Did Not Keep Record of Men

Arizona Sheriff Says He Feared Civil War   MADE HIS WILL AND TOLD DEPUTIES A BATTLE WAS LIKELY—HE DID NOT KNOW MUCH ABOUT MEN HE DEPORTED BUT HE FELT SURE THE STEP Was NEEDFUL, HE SAYS, IN TRIAL IN TOMBSTONE.

NEW COALITION IN GERMANY 15 VATING- RESULT   Nationalists Likely to Co-pperate with Majority Socialists in Formation of. New Govern: ment: Centrists Approve

SEEK WOMAN IN MURDER CASE   Blond, Driving Big Red Car, Police Say  Naatan ta   Apparently Riotous Party in Philadelphia Office

QUAKER CITY HAS NEW MURDER MYSTER’   Police Searching for Woman Fol. _ lowing Killing of Prominent Manutacturer.

BODY OF MURDERED Mat STRIPPED. OF VALUABLES BONNE WOMAN (5 SOUGHT

BLONDE WOMAN SOUGHT IN DEATH (IF BUSINESS NaN   Find Body of Phila. Manager it Rear of His Office—Head Crushed With Wrench.

BLONDE 1S SOUGHT FOR PIERCE CRIME   Young Woman Is Believed to Have Fled in Companion’s Car After Killing Him

BLONDE SQUGHT © BY PHILA, POLICE   Noted Manufactarer Waylaid agd Killed’ After “Party” in His. ; i Office Saturday Night ne

SEARCHING FOR BLONDE WOMAN   Thought to be Implicated in Brutal Murder   HIS HEAD CRUSHED IN   Body of Manager for Manufac. turing Co. is Found in Office Evidence of Riotous Party— Was Seen with Blonde En. tering Office on Saturday Night—Warning Dream

SYMPHONY OR BAND IS PROJEC      Will Sign Peace  Treoty aon tan. ¢

FIGHTERS FiliSH TRAINING   Dempsey and Miske Ready for Fight Monday at Benton : Warhaer +:

i) REPORT ON IRISH TROUBLES   Chairman of Town Commidsioners o! Balbriggan Invited To Come

TO REPORT ON IRISH TROUBLES.      Chairman of Town Commigsioners of Balbriggan Invited To Come  T.. Amarica

Short of Fuel at Big . School at Geneva, Girls Cet Out and Chop Wooc

ARMY MATTERS THRESHED OU   Peace Time Metods Discussed By the Nation’s Military Leaders.

ELECTION RULINGS,   Disputed and Obscure -Points arc Decided by Commission.

DIRT FARMER. FOR SECRETARY SAYS GOV. CO)   AGRICULTURE HEAD WILL BE A TRIED FARMER If COX IS ELECTED PESIDENT

DIRT FARMER FOR GABINE   COX PROMISES TO APPOINT A REAL FARMER, NOT A TECHNICAL AGRICULTURIST   ONE WHO HAS TILLED SOL

COX MAKES PROMISE TQ FARMER. FRIEND   Says He Will Name Real Dirt Farmer as Secretary of Agriculture

REAL FARMER 1a  TO HAVE A POST IN CABINET It DEMOCRATS WIh   gg of Agriculture  Will Be a Practical Man  if Cox is Elected, He Tells Hic Neichhbors,   ANSBERRY ARRIVES FROM SAN FRANCISCO   Tells Newspaper Men That the Contest There Was Not Between the Administration and the Nominee,

PUT FARMER AT HEAD   Governor Cox Says if Elected He Would Have Real Tiller of Soil As Department Chief.

COX WOULD.APPOWNT . FARMER TO: CABINET      OMINEE ASPIRES: ‘TO NAME: zeal

REAL FARMER IN THE CABINET.   Cox Pledges Himeelf te Appoint One  a2 ert...

LUX TO APPOINT TILLER OF oul!   WANTS REAL DIRT FARMER TO SUCCEED SECRETARY MEREDITH

COX WOULD HAVE REAL FARMER IN HIS CABINET   f Elected President, He Will Appoint “Dirt’ Farmer Secretary of Agriculture, Democratic Nominee Promises   HARDING CONFERS WITH WILL HAYS   Also Talks Over Campaign Plans With Pre-Convention Manager-~-Townspeople Greet Republican Leaders in Church

GOVERNOR COX AGAIN AT HIS DESI   Tendered a Reception Today a ihe State Capital,

COX WOULD ‘APPOINT      Real Dirt Farmer for Secretary of Agriculture

DIRT FARRICR WILL Be AANECO IF GOK (3 EXT PRESIDEN]   Democratic Nominee Promise: Real Tiller Of Soil As Secretary Of Agriculture If Elected.   PARTY PLANS ARE SECRET

REAL DIRT FARMER WILL BE COX’S CHOICE IF HE’S ELECTED   He Tells Friends That Is the Kind of Man He Woulc Select for Secretary 0! Agriculture.

BIG TRANSPORT TS ADRIFT AGAIN   BIG HAWSER TOWING POWAHATTAN HAS PARTED—PASSEN -  GERS REACH N. Y.

RESCUE SHIP -REACHES PORT WITH TROOPS   LAST A. E. F. ARRIVES AT NEW YORK WITH PASSENGERS ~ FROM POWHATAN

>OWHATAN IS AGAIN ADRIFT; HAWSER BREAKS   Two Hundrai Sev: nty-one Paesengare of Transport ire Lasded In New York.

POWHATAN IS ~ AGAIN ADRIFI   Hawser Parts and Disabler Transport Wallows Helpless in Winter Sea.   PASSENGERS LAND TODAY

Several Hundred from Transport          THRILLING TALE TOLD BY ARMY OFFICE   Engine Room

ANOTHER L.0.AN.   Sinn Feiners to Laynch Another $1,000,000 Loan to Trish Republic.

SEGOND GAME JUST AS EASY   NOTHING FOR GREENVILLE A EXCEPT HITS AND RUS      OREEWVILLE WON INA EOKP

SECOND GAME JuoT AG EASY   NOVHING FOR GREENVILLE EXCEPT HITS AND RUNS   GREENVILLE WON IN A ROM

TE UABOSOED CONVENTION OD WHAT LEADERS GALL UT   PS ALL UPTO THE DELEGATES   One Man’s Guess as Good as Another’s in Re. gard to the Choice of the Republican Standard-Resarer

LEADERS  DEGLARE SITUATION UNPRECE DENTED  Chairman Have Save No Man or So   Chairman Hays Says No Man or Set of Men Control Convention.

CONSUMER FEELS “EFFECT OF COME. CONTROL EFFORTS   Roposts From Some Parts’ of the State Indicate Situation is Acute.

CONSUMER FEELS EFFECT OF GOAL CONTROL EFFORTS   i  Reparts From Some Pasts of the  { State Indicate Situation is Acute.

ARMY TRANGPORT TURNS HOMEWARL   Mount Vernon, On Secret Mis sion, Compelied to Return —Iis Leaking.

ATTACH O INTER-CHURCI   HOWas Daunched = ‘Coday In the Seuthera Preshyterian TR aaale-

CHAIRMAN WHITE OFFERS NO PROOI   Democratic Official Says Cox Holds Proof of Fund.   Tells Senatorial Probers That the Nominee Can Back Up His Charges.

QUIZ CHAIRMAN WHITE   Democratic Official Says Cox Holds Proof of Fund.   Tells Senatorial Probers That th Nominee Can Back Up His Charges.

SAYS GUX HAS PRUUE   CHAIRMAN WHITE OF DEMO. CRATIC COMMITTEE QUIZZED.   Senatorial Probers Are Told That the Ohio Governor Can Back Up Charges.

BAKER OPPOSES PROMOTION   Proposal te Make Wood a Lienten7 ant General Is Not Favored -_

BAKER OPPOSES PROMOTION   Proposal to Make Wood a Lieutenant General Is Not Favored  Rw Gaeanaéa wa 

SAYS PUBLIC ID ENTITLED  10 KNOW   Ridicules Report That a Trap Was Set for &. 0. P. Nominee.

PRESSING HARDING. ~ FOR FRENCH NAME   Cox Still Wants to Know  Lodge Hissed at  Boeton

yes Th ke fe bus HAS  RET ure  a Hl A  ALE RHE RA   Wants Senator Harding to Reveal _ iden of French **Spokesmen’’ for Peace..

COX CALLS FOR ~ FRENCH NAM   Nominee Wants Senator To Nami French Representative Who  Talked On League of Nations.

AF THE SPOKE   Who Approached Harding on Asso ciation of Nations   Will Be Asked of Him by Gov. Cox, Following Denial by Republican Headquarters.

Prohibition Nominee Says Records show G. O. P. Candidate “‘Was Absent or Dodged 1,163  Rolk and Quorum Calis

ATTACK RECORD ON LIQUOR ISSUE   Prohibition Nominee Says Harding is Too Wet   ON THIRTY OCCASIONS   Republican Nominee is Alleged to Have Voted with Wets and to Have Been Absent or Dodged 1163 Roll Calls and Quorum Calls—Never Voted Drv. He Says

HARDING'S RECORD ATTACKED BY DRYS   Prohibition Headquarters Says Senator Dodged “1,163 Roll Calis   IS OPPOSED To PROGRESS   G. O. P. Candidate Voted Against Bill for Profit. eeringe Publeity

HARDING NEVER FOR DRYS, SAYS WATKINS   Republican Nominee’s Stand on Prohibition Attacked by “Ri val” for Presidency

HARDING'S PRO STAND ASSAILED   DRY CANDIDATE SAYS REPUB LICAN NOMINEE CAST 30 VOTES AGAINST PRO.

WATKINS SAYS HARDING'S WET      PROHIBITION  CANDIDATE FOR, FOR PRESIDENT SAYS G> oO. Ps NOMINEE IS NOT DRY .   QUOTES FAGTS AND FIGURES

HARDING'S RECORE ON PROFIBITION 1S DRAGGED INTO LIMELIGHT   G. 0. P. Nominee Voted With Wets on 30 Occasions and Dodged the Issue 1,163 Times, Dry Headquarters Announce.   SUPPORTED REED BILL TO  COMPENSATE DISTILLERS   Introduced Six-Year Clause Meant te Kill Amemdment—Opposed Tax on Profiteers and Large Incurres—Al. ways Sided With Capital Agains' Laber, Watkins Srys.

FLAYS HARDING’S RECORD      Watkirs Unable to Find Any In stance of Nominee Voting for Drys,

FAVORED 30 MEASURES OF WETS. CHARGE   Watkins, in Statement, Claims G. O. P. Nominee Dodged 1,163 Roll Calls While in Senate and Opposed Constructive Laws.

WATKINS ATTACKS HARDING POSITION   DRY NOMINEE SAYS SEN, VOTEL Wit 30 TIMLS—DODGED 1.163 ROLL CALLS   FOUGHT PROFITEER TAX   vhaiges (@. 0. P. Candidate With Capital and Against Labor— End ot Senate secrecy

STATEMENT ISSUED T0 SHOW SENATOR VOTED WITH WETS:   PROHIBITION PARTY'S NATIONAL CANDIDATE COMES OUT WITH RECORDS.   WATKINS CITES FIGURES   Declares He Is Unable to vied Instance of Ohio Senator V: With Drys While He held Seat in Congreéss.

ASK GAUTEMALAN TO EXPLAIN HIS LOBBYIN¢   Visited Senator Moses on Cabrera Measure.

BANCHIA BONER DRAWS A REBUKE   Guatemalan Minister to U. & Called to Account for Action,

BIANCHI MAY BE ASKED EXPLAIN   Department Takes Exception to Aetion of Minister From Guatemala

GUATEMALAN MINISTER © MUST EXPLAIN VIOLATION OF DIPLOMATIC CUSTOM   Minister Bianchi Called on by The State Department to Explain Why He Demanded of Senator Moses a Statement Regarding Certain Remarks.

MUST EXPLAIN nL’ ACTION 10 lS. OFFICIALS   State Department Has Taker Note.

TO DEMAND AN ~ _ EXPLANATION   State Dept. to Ask Guatemalan Minister to Explain Call on ‘Sen. Moses   Went to Discuss Resolution Seeking Information on Detention of Cabrera

Guatemalan Minister , Doing the Unusua’   Stato Department May Ask Why He: Called on Senator Moses in Regard: to Nesolution,. #

PREMIER. HARA ~ NOTFORULS. WAF   A Friendly Solution of the Probicn Between America and Japan Expeefel

APPLICATION  FOR INIUNCTION BY  BUFFAL( FIRMS    Denied by Justice Peters, of the Supreme Court   Leaves Department of Justice Free te Prosecute Profiteers.

FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS   Will Assist Them In Employment In Civil Position Under War  When enes mts nmeét  ate

FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS   Will Assist Phem In Employment In Civil Position Under Wars  Bone rtinrioant

STATE SUPERINTENDENT APPEALS TO PEOPLE TO SUPPORT MEASURE FOR BENEFIT OF RURAL SCHOOLS

veer rrry  PO ry Sulea ys eee VOTE AND WORK FOR Tie SCHOOL AMEKDMENT VEMRER IND ae

THE PROPOSED    OL AMENDMENT   VOTE AND WORK FOR TISCHOOL AMENDMENT ON NOVEIER 2ND.

PEE ee ee he SEES SESE EHTS TO SEE Ts , VOTE AND WORK FOR THE SCHOOL AMENDMENT ON NOVEMBER 2ND.

COUPLE ON TRIAL FOR CHILD'S DEATH   RUSSIANS TAKING EXTREME . MEASURES TO GOMBAT POLE!

SOME OF STRIKERS WILL NOT GO 10 WORK   Orders To Return To Work 1 Belleville Section of Hlhinals Will Be Disregarded.

MILLS IN NORTH CROWD KANSAS PRODUCTS OUT   CLAIM LIMITED PRODUCTION BE CAUSE CANADIAN WHEAT BOUGHT CHEAPER

MILLERS IN COURT   Say Mills Closed Recause of Slack Demand for Flour

FLOUR SALES FEWER, CLAIM   Kansas Millers Say Slack De mand Caused Them to Limit ’ Production.

FLOUR TOO CHEAP WHERE CANADIAN WHEAT COMES Th   "This is Reagon Given By Topek: Millers For Closing Their ; Mill.

ORK STORES SLASH PRICES TO. TURN OVER STOCK      CERTAULMENT OF CREDET OT FORCING MERCHANTS TO UNLOAD_EFPFECT WAY RE BAD

Merchants by Score in New York Join in Price Cutting; Others Follow

DENIES JACK JOHNSON IS GIVEN LIBERTIES   Sheriff Says Charges of Chica: go Paper Are Untrue.

JACK JOKNGON MOT HAVING MUCH LIBERT   Prison Authorities Deny That  ~He-is, Being Given Privilege Of Taking Automobile Rides Whenever He Wanted to To So.

SHERIFF DENIES - JACK IS FAVORED   Big Smoke Is Receiving No Liberties in Jail, Declares Shermff; Boxes Some in His Cell

cTORY FAIS   Sheriff Declares No Trutt  That Negro Pugilist is Given Privileges.

KANE CO. SHERIFF SAYS REPORT IS INCORRECT      JACK JONNSON BAS NOT BEEN PERMITTED TO GO AUTOMOBILE RIDING.

AILER DENIES NEGA PRIOONER !o RECEIVING ANY UNDUE LIBERTIES   STORY PUBLISHED IN) CHICAGE PAPER SAID THAT JOHNSON  HAD ALTO RIDES,

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   THOUSANDS OF BALES OF COTTON BURN, PIER DESTROYED AT GALVESTON DOCKS.

MAD SURGEON KILLS WOMAN   Goes Insane During Operation Cuts Patient to Piecec.

BONILLA, AS GETS BIG BOOM FOR PREOSLDIENCY,   Mesicun Ambassador to U.S. Greet ed by Thousands Yesterday.

BONILLAS CIVEN ROVEL WELCOME AY CITIZENS OF MEXIGAN GAPITAL   PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN NAKROWING DOWN TO ONLY TWO LEADING CANDIDATES,

BONILLAS GIVEN ROUSING WEL COM      “ANDIDATEF FOR PRESIDENCY 0} MEXICO GREETED BY IMMENSE THRONGS.

POLITICAL —. SITUATION   Thousands Thronged the Streets in Mexico to Greet Candidate

MEXICAN CAMPAIGNS, “GROWING "WEARER, ~ BONILLA CHEERE      Personalities, Not Platforms . Figure in Political Race to Fiect President

LAST EDITION  4.00 T¥CLOCK   MEXICAN AMBASSADOR URGED FOR PRESIDENT   Thousands Greet Bonillas in Mex jeo City; to Be Candidate on Civilian Ticket.

MEXICAN LEADER OPENS CAMPAIGN   Thousands — Greet Bonillas, Candidate for President at Next Election:   FEW SLIGHT DISORDERS

MUD THROWERS IN MEX POLITICS   GENERALTIES CONCERNING AMERICAN RIGHTS FEATURE CAM-~ PAIGN IN PERSONALITIES

MEAICANG GIVE BEAT OVATION 10 BONILLAS   Fight For Presidency Narrows Down To Bonillas And Gen. Obregon. 

MEXICANS GREET  BONILLAS TODAY   Thousands Crowded Street to Extend Salutations to the American Ambassador as He Returned to Run for the  Presidency,

AMBASSADOR BONILLAS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE GIVEN A WARM WEL COME IN MEXICO CITY

SUMMER HOUSE DESTROYED   nwa),  Biglerville Has Early Afternoor Fire. Damage $100.

SUMMER HOU     DESTROVED   Riglerville Has Barly Afternoon Fire. Damare 8100.

SUMMER HOUSE DESTROYED   Riglerville Has Early Afternoon Fire. Damage $100.

Said the Reply to Wilson’s Adriatic Protest Was Not Harsh in Tone   Officially Admitted Wilson’s Not: Threatened Withdrawal of America from Peace Treaty.

329.000 RANSOM FOR STOLEN BOY LEFT UNTOUCHED   Father of Paul Little, Lexing ton, Ky., Leaves Roll for Kidnapers.   THE SON IS STILL MISSING

OPPOSED TO LIMIT ON LABOR   Women Want No Such Plank in Re  pmbliienn PFieaetfarim.

Ses ee,  BRITISH NEWSPAPERS DENGUNCE ACTION   Press Scores Reprisals O: Part Of Policemen In Treland.

HOUSE IN MOVE FOR PEACE PLAN   nox Resolution Pending in Senate Believed to Be Inadequate,   LEADERS HOLD - CONFERENCE   Tentative. Draft of. Proposed. Docu. “ment Is Digcussed—Chairman Porter of Foreign Affairs Committee to Introduce Resolution.

REDS SHELLING WESEL TODAY      REVOLUTION IS NEARING END; CABINET QUITS   HOUSE MOVES 10 DECLARE js WAR IS OVER   Bauer Ministry Presents its Resignation to President Ebert at Berlin.   Knox Resolution Pending in Senate Believed to Be Inadequate.   WORKERS RETURN 10 JOBS   LEADERS HOLD CONFERENGE   Great Improvement in the Capital, but Rhine Fort Still Besieged by Reds —Beigians Hold Open Entrance to Wesel.   entative Draft of Proposed Docu ment Is Discussed—Chairman Porter of Foreign Affairs Commit  » tee to Introduce Resolution.

HOUSE IN MOVE ~ FORPEAGE PLAN   Knox Resolution Pending in Senate Believed to Be Inadequate.   LEADERS HOLD CONFERENCE

VAIN SEARCH FOR FIT MAN   DEMOCRATS CAN SEH NO FE BREAK IN DEADLOCK.  ARLY   DARK HORSE STILL IN HIDING   AS MUCH AT SEA AS WHEN THE BALLOTING BEGAN,   Geiding Hand ef Both President  Wilson and Bryae Lackiag—WeAdoo Wea Refuse to Believe They Are Beaten.

DEMOCRATS QUIT UNTIL MONDAY:  07 EFFORTS 10 NOMINATE. FAI   Most of the Day and Until Midnight Last Night Spent In Trying to Name a Party Standard Roearor   OHIO GOVERNOR AHEAD ON THE LAST BALLOT   No Dark Horse Appears To Carry Off the Honors: May Decide On a Suitable Candidate Over Sunday.

DEMOCRATS MEET AGAIN ON MONDAY   Cox in the Lead When Convention Adjourned Shortly Before Midnight.

Each of Three Leading Candidates Holds Enough Delegates to Prevent the Choice of One of the Other Two; Convention Anxious for Guiding Word From White House   WILSON AYOIDS INTERFERENCE

Convention Adjourns Until 10 O’clock Monday Morning When the Fight For Presidential Nominee Will Be Renewed.

SESSION ENDS WITH SENTIMENT APPARENTLY SWINGING BACK TO MADOO AT EXPENSE OF OHIOAN   Last Ballot: Cox; 430; McAdoo, 3724; Palmer, 1663; Davis, 52; ‘Owen; 35; Glass, 25; Curm“mings, 6; Clark, "2; Woodrow Wilson, 2; Dark Horse ‘Sought to Break- Deadlock.

A CONVENTION   Search for a Dark Horse Who Could Win the Nomination for President on Ticket Fruitless.   DELEGATES STILL ARE LOOKING FOR A MOSES   All Ears Are Waiting for a Tip From White House, But President Wilson is Not Doing Any Dictating.

DEMOCRATS FACE NEW DEADLOCK AS BALLOTING CONTINUES TOBAY WITH NO DARK TIORSE VISIBLE   'PRICKED EARS TURN TO WHITE HOUSE FOR WORD OF ADVICE, BUT NOT A SOUND IS HEARD—BIG THREE CONFIDENT OF SUPPORT ALREADY ATTAINED   Two Votes Cast for Wilson Not Regarded as Prophetic of Swing to Him to Break Deadlock

DEMS ADJOURN WITH HORNS LOCKED IN MAD. SCRAMBLE FOR LEADER   ‘Cox in Lead When Convention Stopped with 430 Votes,: but Long Way from Nomination—Dark Horses Not Yet Taken Out of Paddock—No Relief in Sight.

ALL ATTEMPTS TO BREAK DEADLOCK ARE FRUITLESS; WILL RE-CONVENE MONDAY   OHIO GOVERNOR ECLIPSES McADOO IN EARLY BALLOTING HOLDS LEAD DESPITE BOOMS OF LATTER SHORTLY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.

DEMOCRATS DEADLOCKED: CONVENTION IS ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY AT 10 A.M.

CONVENTION ADJOURNS UNTIL MONDA Y   Democrats, in Deadlock After Twenty-Second Baltot, Decide to Observe Sabbath.

Twenty-Two Ballots Are Taken at Democratic National Convention Without Any ; Candidate Being Assured of Nomination jor President.

WITHOUT GUIDING HAND _OF BRYAN, CONVENTION IS WORKING IN A DEADLOC!

THIANGULAR DEADLOCK REMAINS HOPELESS AT OAN FRANCISCO   Cox, McAdoo and Palmer See-Saw Back and Forth Endlessly Until Democrats Finally Are Forced to Sunday Rares

“DARK HORSE” FOR NOMINEE POSSIBLE   Backers of Candidates of Lesser Sirenoth Busy and AnythingMay Happen Before Convention Ends.

NO PROSPECT FOR DEADLOCK RELIEF      DELEGATES ARE WAITING FOR WORD FROM PRESLDENT NOW   “BIG THREE” FIGHT ON   Eack ‘Appears t to Have a Stranglehoid on Other Two But no Way te Win   The Dark Horse on Whom Al Factions Can Unite Has Not Yet Put in Appearance

REPEATED ATTEMPTS TO SMASH UUX OR PALMER RANKS FRUITLESS   TWENTY-TWO BALLOTS FAIL   Adjourn to Monda Forenoon—Dark Horse pans Fails to Compromise.

SEVENTEENTH B&aALLOT   EIGHTEENTH BALLOT   NINETEENTH BALLOT   TWENTIETH BALLOT   TWENTY-riRST BALLOT   TWENTY-SECOND BALLOT   TWENTY BALLOTS FINZ MEET WITHOUT PROGRESS

AFTER A LONG DEADLOCK CONVENTION AT MIDNIGHT ADJOURNS UNTIL MONDAY

After Repeated Attempts to Name Candidate Democrats Give Up Fruitless Battle and Prepare to Rally Forces In Effort to, Reach Agreement After All-Day Recess   ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDS VOTE

DEADLOCK ON NOONE NAMED   TWENTY-ONE BALLOTS TAKEN BY THE DEMOCRATS.   RECESS IS WITHOUT RESULT   LINEUP ABOUT THE SAWF 4s BFFORE INTE RMISSIAN.

Reduction of Rates on 2nd Class Mail Matter Opposed by Departmen!

BUBONIC PLAGUE RAVAGES VERA GRUP: CITY VIRTUALLY ISOLATED FOR PRESENT

VERA CRUZ IS NOW ISOLATED   BUBONIC PLAGUE IS RAPIDLY SPREADING, BUSINESS SUSPENDED,

BOLSHEVIK GOVT. RECOGNIZED © BY FRANCE WHEN IT ASSUMES - OBLIGATIONS OF RUSSIAN GOVT   This Includes Payment of All Debts, Acceptance of Al ' Treaties and Observance of: All. International Engage: ‘ments With Former Allies. . 

TO-RECOGNIZE. ‘RUSS BOLSHEVIK  we   When Soviet “Assumes the Interna. - tonal Obugations of Former Governinent

FRANCE READY — THE BOLSHEVIKS   PREMIER MILLERAN ISSUES A STATEMENT BEGARDING DEPLOMATIC RELATIONS.   This is the Premier's Intimation Simoe the Boulague Conference How He Stood Toward =~  the Beds.

Terms of Resumption  Are Stated Clearly   Moscow Is Expected to Presen' Evidence of Sincerity of Her Intentions

FRANCE IS READY TO RECOGNIZE BOLSHEVIKI WHEN THEY ASSUME OBLIGATIONS OF FORMER GOV'T   Millerand Says if Soviets Refuse France Will Support Poland to Utmost With Officers and War Material

FRANCE READY 10. RECOGNIZE SOVIE]   Demands. Only That Reds Assume Former Régime's [n=  ternational Obligations.

France Will Recogmze Russia If International Obligations AreAssumed

FRANCE READY TO RECOGNIZE REDS   BUT RUSSIA'S DEBTS MUST BE PAID AND OBLIGATIONS ASSUMED.

Millerand Asserts Bolshevik Must First Take Over Russia’s Debts.   HOPES U. S. WILL SOON HAVE FOREIGN POLICY      French Leader Gives Clear Cut Statement of His Country's Position,

RECOGNITION OF TRISH REPUBLIC   Federation of Labor Reaffirms Its Stand   AMID MUCH REJOICING   Withdrawal of Military Forces of Occupation and Right of Self Determination are Urged—Denounce Use of U. S&S. Uniform by Strike Breakers and Strike Guards

A. F. L. RENEWS  ITS STAND FOR — TRISH REPUBLIC   ‘Resolutions Urge That ' Forces of Occupation : Be Withdrawn  4   Labor Leader Declares That Las! One Was “Wonderful Success,” and Hints At Another

LABOR FEDERATION REAFFIAMG oTAN! ON IRISH OUESTION   Resolutions Adopted Urge That ' Military Forces of Occupa tion be Withdrawn.   DECLARES LIVING COST  MUST NOT GO ANY HIGHER   Authorizes Continuation of Organization Campaign in Iron and Steel Industry—Appeals to Organized Workers to Prepare for a New Strike

LABOR FAVORS IRISH FREEDOM AS DESIRED   Self - Determination ° Favored, oveimment Ownership of Railroads Endorsed Today.

Federation Convention Calls Upon Gongress to Cancel “Gentlemen’s Agreement ” and Bar Ofientals

UNPARALLELED 19 MAJORITY-HAYS   Boston Republican First Time Since 1896, Say Leaders.

FARLY COUNT GIVES HARDING MAJORITY IN CITY OF BOSTON   &  WERT WIRES HAYS REPUBLICAN  CANDIDATE HAS CARRIED, LOUISVILLE BY 10,000.

BOSTON IN FAVOR OF HARDING.   First Republican to Carry City for President Sines 1496.

Mayo Says Absence al .Poligy Prevented Preparation.   TAKES ISSUE WITH SIMS,      Admiral Does Not Agree Wilh Uoiitention Thal Every Avail. able Déstroyer and Anti. Bubmaring Graft * Should “Have Been Sent: Abroad Wher War Uae Declared  ,

MAYO TAKES ISSUE ~ WITH ADMIRAL SINS   TESTIFIES IN HEARING BEFORE SENATE NAVAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.   EXPLAINS -UNPREPAREDNESS   Points Out Necessity for a Sharply Defined, Definite Foreign Policy in Future,

Admiral Does Not Agree With Contention That Every Avail. able Destroyer and Anti-Submarine Craft Should Have Been Sent Abroad When War Was Declared.

ADMIRAL MAYG TESTIES IN NAVAL GONTROVERS)   ‘Sims’ Superior Officer Does Not Agree With Many of His Charges Against Daniels,

ADMIRAL MAYO ASSERTS FLEET WAS PREPARED   Sims’ Superior Fails te Agree in Many of Complaints.

ADMIRAL WA YU TAKES ISSUE. WITH SIM'S STATEMENTS   Declares Fleet Was Never Better Prepared for War.   REVIEWS WHOLE SITUATION

NEUTRAILITY POLICY CAUSED NAVY TO LAG   {DMIRAL MAYO REPLIES TO THE CHARGES OF SIMS.   Feeling Prevailed, Officer Testifies, Varticipation Weuld Be Ceafined to Fersishiag ef Meney and Supplies.

SAYS ACTIVE FLEET TSELE NEVER WAS BETTER PREPAREL   But Organization of Navy Department Was Faulty at Outbreak of War.   NO DEFINITE FOREIGN POLICY, MAYO ASSERTS   Rear Admiral Sims’ Immediate Superior, Technically at Least, During War Takes Issue With Some of Statements Made by That Ofticer in Indictment of War's Conduct,

HOUSE WILL PASS TARIFF BILL, TS cuDD ATES cra   House Will Approve: -Fordney Measure, But Hard Fight In Sen.  ate Promised By Onnoanente   BILL UNDER: SHARP ATTACK

FORONEY BILL WILL BE CALLED   Emergency Tariff Is To Be Taken Up in the House Today.

TARIFF MEASURE. “BROUGHT UP IN HOUSE TODA’   Proponents of Legislation Accomplish Signal Victory in First Skirmish.

EMERGENCY TARIFF IN HOUSE TODAY   Passage of Measure Considered Certain After a Hard Fight.

LOWER HOUSE T0 VOTE ON TARIFF MEASURE TODAY   Suspend Other Business on Calendar to Give It Clear Track   DOUBT FATE IN SENATE   a ae  BELIEVE PASSAGE IN HOUSE CERTAIN, THOUGH HARD FIGHT is EXPECTED

DEBATE LIMITED ON FORDNEY BILL BY HOUSE RULE   Proponents of Measure Deciar« Passage in House Is Certain   FATE IN SENATE IS REGARDED AS DOUBTFUI   Republican Representative De nouneces Bill As Special  Legislation,

 Passage Is Expected, ‘But - Measure Will Have Hard Sledding in Senate.

PREDICT PASSAGE (F TARIFF BIL   ‘Measure Against Importation of Farm Products to Be Called Up In House Today.

PROOAGE FORDNEY MERGURE TOO KY BY HOUSE CERTAIN   Proponents Say, but Its Fate in Senate is Regarded as Somewhat Doubtful.   BUSINESS OF CALENDAR WEDNESDAY IS SUSPENDEL   Signal Victory Won by Advocates of Special Legislation in Adopting Motion, 206 to 76—Bill Denounced by Representative Madden.

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL GIVEN SPECIAL PRIVILEGE   Measure Designed To Protect Far. mers by Limiting Importation Tx Be Heard Today.

rl HOUSE TODA   Special Ruling Is Made Giving It the Right of Way and Limiting Debate; Hare Fight Is Exnected.

800,000 KILLED WITHOUT CAUSE   THE TERRIBLE TURK HAS A "SLAUGHTER RECORD. .   TREATY MUST BE  SIGNED - PROMPTLY, ALLIES SAY. °   And Then It Must be Given Effect by Turkish Military Au- 4 ‘thorities, ; i

GETTING ROUGH © WITH THE TURKS   Allies Deliver Ultimatum This Afternoon.   TODRIVETHEMFROM EUROPE   Threat Is Made to Expel Them Ii Treaty Is Not Accepted.

MAY PUT AN END TO TURKEY IN EUROPE   TURKISH REFUSAL TO SIGN PEACE TREATY BRINGS OUT THREAT   AN END TO SLAUGHTER   Allied Note Recalls Murder 0‘ — 800,000 Armenians hy the Turkish Troops   Failure to Mect the Requirements of the Allies Will Bring Drastic Actien

THREAT TO DRIVE TURKS FROM EUROPE    UNLESS PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED WITHIN TEN DAYS.   If They Fail, Allies May Eject Them Once and Fo: All Says Reply Todav.

MAY PUT AN END TO TURKEY IN. EUROPE      “TURKISH REFUSAL TO SIGN *, PEACE TREATY BRINGS i OUT THREAT   ‘AN. END TO SLAUGHTER   Allied “Note Recalls Murder of 800,000. Armenians hy ‘the . Turkish Troons   Failure to Mect the Require. "- ments of the Allies Will Bring Drastic Action

ALLIES READY 10 DRIVE OTTOMANS OUT OF EUROPE   Sign Treaty In Ten Days Or Action Follows, Is Edict.

THREATEN  10 O51 THE TURKS   Allies Plan to Drive Turk from Europe “ Once and For Al” Unless They Sigh [realy.  Objections By Turk§ Are Made Public.

Allies Plan to Drive turk from Europe “ Once and For A” Unless They Sig treaty.  Objections By Turks Are Made Public.

TURKEY GETS “ALLIED THREAT   Must Sign “Treaty. ‘Or Be Driven From‘Europe*“ Says Note *

ALLIED THREAT TO OUST TURKS _ IS MADE PUBLIC   Contained in Reply to Turkish Objections to Treaty, London Reply Announces   POWERS HELP GERMANS   Representatives of Allies Decide to Make Loans Aiding in Reparation Payment

SIGN TREALY UR BE DRIVEN OUT, TURK INFORMED   Midnight of duly 27 Time Linjt for: Making. Peace Decision Known   TO HELP GERMANY TN FLOATING LOANS

THREAT TO DRIVE TURK FROM CLIROPS      Such Action Mizht Follow Turkey’s Ketusal To Sign Peace Treaty.

ALLIES WOULD DRIVE. TURKS FROMEUROP'        THREAT MADE IN-REPLY TO NOTE . REGARDING SIGNING OF PEACE TREATY.

‘ALLIES : THREATEN =O EFFACE: TURKS: UNLESS THEY SICK   Déliver- Ultimatum Ansivering Turkey's: Objections to the Treaty; Turkish Cabinet in Row over Acceptance. :

TURKEY MUST SIGN TREATY OR EVACUATE   Allied Council Delivers Ultimatum to Turk  Ministers.

MAY DRIVE TURK ” OUT-OF EUROPE   Allies Notify Turkish Govern. ment Treaty Must Be Signed Within Ten: Daves:   THREAT -1S: MADE: PLAIN

MAY DRIVE TUAKa DUT OF EUROPE   Ultimatum Sent to Constantino:  ple by the Allies.   GIVEN TEN DAYS TO YIELD   Biunt Language Is Used and the Mur der of 800,000 Persons Is Cited— Time Has Come to End Empire.

THREATEN TO DRIVE TURK FROM EUROPE   ULTIMATUM OF ALLIED POWERS FIXES TIME LIMIT AT JULY 27, ‘

TURKS WARNED TO SUBMIT TO TREATY TERMS   Allies Issue Threat To Drive em From Europe “Once and For All.”    REPLY COUCHED IN — BLUNT LANGUAGE

ALLIES WILL SEND TURKS ULTIMATUM   Turkey Must Sign Peac, Treaty Within Ten Days or Be Driven Out of Europe “Once And for All.”   MUST ALSO AGREE TO GIVE EFFECT TO PACT   ix Of Allied Powers Sign Agreement That They Will Give Assistance to Germany In Floating Loans.

THREATEN THE TURK   Allies May Drive Him. Out o Europe, Once and ior AN

Allies, Delivering Ultimatum to Porte, Also Demand That Pact Be Put Into Full Effect At Once: No Word Bandied   New War Breaks Out in Syria As Arabs Disregard Mandate and French Start Army; Fighting Isolates Adrianople

LENTENGY WONT BE SHOWN TURKS ALLIES DECLARE   ‘Entered the War Without a  Shadow of Excuse or Provocation and Must Pay the Price, Is Ultimatum.

THREAT (5 MADE TO DRIVE TURKS OUT OF EUROPE   ARE GIVEN TEN DAYS TO MAKE DECISION OVER PEACE TREATY,   ALLIED REPLY FORGEFUL   If By Midnight July 27 They Have Not Agreed to Accept Terms Allies Will Take Such Action Considered Necessary.

TURKEY GIVEN UNTIL JULY 27 TO SIGN PACT   Neither Germans o1 French are Pleased With Settlement

‘Expel ‘Turks; from. Europe 2 “Once and ‘for ; All” if -"~ Treaty Isn't Signed.   IMMEDIATE 'E DECISION REQUIRED. OF SULTAN

ALLIES’ THREAT TO DRIVE TURKS EROM EUROPE   MUST SIGN IN TEN DAYS OR LEAVE FOR ONCE AND FOR ALL

ULTIMATUM IS HANDED OTTOMAN   NoteSays 800,000 Armenians Have Been Slain Under Sultan's Rule and That Empire Over Other Nations Must End.

Moslems Are Gives Ten Days   ACT TAKEN IN REPLY __  TO TURK OBJECTIONS    Treaty Made Following Turk Protests,

Allied Powers Threaten to Expel Turkey From Europe   Demand Signing of Treaty Within Ten Days With Alternative of Being Ousted “For Once and for All” —Note Denounces Massacre of Armenians and Failure to Fulfill Agreements.

ULTIMATUM GIVEN TE TURKEY TOSIN OR BE GUSTED FROM FUROPE   July 27th, is the Date Set for the Final Signing by the Turkish Representatives, — English Are Anxious for the End of Turkish Power.

UNNOTE DELIVERED.   Threatens to Drive Turks From Europe Unless They Comply With Demands.

“TUAUPE TART ~MMDE TO TURKS   OTTOMAN Gov. ERNY ENT GIV EN _ UNTIL SULY) 28. TO SIGN. = PEACE TREATY, . .

TEN DAYS GIVEN. BEFORE ENTENTE “AUOT IS APPLIED   Allied Note Bluntly Informs; Turkey There Are No Two Wavs About !t,   FEW CHANGES MADE  IN TEXT OF TREATY   fghanistan Laying Claims To Being Greatest Moslem. Country of World.

TURKS GIVEN TEN ~ DAYSTO SIGN OR ALLIES WILL ACT   Reply Recounts Atrocities That Have Been Committed In the Past By Porte   bLoutered 2 r With Provocation and z Re Sible for Continuanee Many Months

ULTIMATUM IS SENT T0 TURKEY BY THE ALLIES   Will Drive Ottomans from Europe ‘Once and for All” Unless Peace Is Signed.   TIME LIMIT EXPIRES MIDNIGHT ON JULY 27   Note, Made Public Today, Orders Turks to Signify Willing ness to Sign,   TERMS SLIGHTLY MODIFIED   Come After Sultan Enters Protest Against the Original Treaty Draft.

~ ROUSES ALLIE   Time Limit Given Turks Fo:  — Signing Document Is Fixec ~ For Midnight on July 27 by Allies   Bs nein See —-2 0 e  REPLY MAY TAKE FORM _ OF ULTIMATUM TO TURKS   If Turkey Refuses to Sign Pact Powers May Unite to Drive Sultan’s People Out of Europe —

ALLIES THREATER TOORIVE TURK Ow   NO EVASION TO POSSIBLI REPLY TO OBJECTIONS TO PEACE TREATY.

MER HUN PRINCE ENDS LIFE     FO!       KS MUST SIGN OR GET OUTOF EUROPE   EX KAISER 3 SON, JOACHIM. IS A SUICIDE   WILSON AND COX AGREE ON TREATY   Yield in Ten Days or Get Out, Is (92 Allies’ Uitimatum.   Nominee Spends Four Hours With the President at Washington.   Former Prince Joachim, Without Nioney, Kills Himself at Potsdam.   ORDER IN BLUNT LANGUAGE   ROOSEVELT ALSO IS PRESEN   STH SOM OF EX-EMPEROR   Cites Murder of 800,000 Persons and Declares Time Has Come When it is Necessary to Put End to Empire.   Governor Tells President He Wil! Car ry Out His Foreign Policies—The Three Principals. Issue State. ment After Conference.   Was Wounded During Gummer of 1914 in East Prussia Fighting— Weakling From Birth and Disliked by His Father.

POSITIVE ULTIMATUM ISSUED 10 TURKEY BY THE ALLIES WITH THE TIME LIMIT SET FOF MIDNIGHT JULY 2774

ALLIES MAKE THREAT TO OUST TURKEY FROM EUROPEAN TERRIT(R   ULTIMATUM SAYS TREATY MUS‘ BE SIGNED AND AGREEMENTS CARRIED OUT.

ALLIED THREAT © TO DRIVE TURK FROM EUROPE   CONTAINED IN ANSWER TO TURKEY’S OBJECTIONS Tt TREATY—REPLY JULY 27

Reply to Ottoman Empire's Objec: fon With Warning that Drastic Step is in Store      GIVEN UNTIL JULY 27 TO REACH TREATY DECISION

ALLIES THREATEN: 10 DRIVE TURKS OUT OF EUROPE   Unless Peace Treaty Is Immediately Signed by Turkey, Steps Will Be Taken.   OUT “ONCE FOR ALL”   Some Modifications Are Made in the Terms Turks Are Asked to Subscribe To.

MAY DRIVE TURKS OUT OF EUROPE “ONCE FOR ALL"   Turkey Given Ten Day: to Decide to Sign Treaty

MAY ORIVE TURK FROM EUROPE   THE ALLIED REPLY IN FORM OF ULTIMATUM   SUCH IS AN ALLIED THREAT   If Yurks Refuse to Sign Treaty in . Ton Days Necessary Steps to En’  force Compliance Will Be Taken.

TURKS MIST SIGN OR LEAVE EUROPE   field in Ten Days or’ Get Out, Is “<7 Allies’ Uitimatum.   JRDER IN BLUNT LANGUAGE   tites Murder of 800,000 Persons and Declares Time Has Come When it Is Necessary to Put “End to Empire.:

JER 16 OVER PEACE. TERMS 0 DRESSED BY ALLIED POWERS TO TURKEY,   Note Cites Long List of Atrocities Committed by Moslems Extending Over Lengthy Period and Strongly Intimates Constantinople May Be Taken Over and Capital Forced.to Move.

TURKS GET 10 DAYSIN WHICH ~ TOMAKEREPLY   Threat to Drive Turks Fron Europe “Once For All”  Contained in Note   JULY 27 IS FINAL DAY Allies to Take Such Action  As Deemed Necessary

ALLIES ARE TIRED OF THE TURKS   Must Sign Peace Treaty or Be Driven Out of Europe.

MAY DRIVE TURKEY OUT EUROPE ONCE FOR ALL   Threat ig Contained in Allied Reply to Objections to the Peace Treaty.

wera tiie _ OUT i ERO               SO SAYS NOTE IN REPLY T¢      To be Officianly Given in Paria Today, Gontaining: Answer to Ultimatum Providing fa: Acceptaiige ‘of. ‘Terms  Las -Uaid’ Down. : aa

ALLIES GIVE 10 DAYS FOR REPLY.   Spa Conference Threatens to Drive Sultan From Europe For All Time.   AGREE TO AID GERMANY

Moslems Given Ten Days t Accept Terms Delivered to Ottoman Peace Delegation. ~

HREATENTO DRIVE TURKS FROM EUROPE   Sign Peace Treaty or Take Con sequences ls Ultimatum of Allies.   TURKS GET UNTIL JULY 23   Blunt Language Used in Note  That Recalls Turkish Atrocities.

Storm Centered Around Yokohoma; - Tremendous Property Samage Reported

SCORES PERISH IN TYPHOON   Big Property Damage Also Done tc Japan, Especially in Yokohama, Says Tokyo,

HIP BOARD PROBE IS FINALLY ENGEL   DENIALS OF SANDS’ CHARGES MARK CLOSING SESSIONS OF WALSH COMMITTED.

GET MORE DENIALS QF $40,000 BRIBE   Walsh Committee Recesses to Meet in Washington After the Reconvening of Congress

SANDS CHARGES DENIED BY GRANOR AND SISLER   Sommittee Probing Shipping Board Affairs Terminates Three Weeks Open Session.

Leading Figures In Race Hold Last Big Meeting; Skir‘mishes Monday.   ‘G. O. P. CLAIM 32 STATES; “COX WILL WIN,” WHITE   Speeches In East’ and West for Windup; ~ Sodialists Predict Gain In Votes.

LONG BATTLE (3 DVER, UT U3 UP  VER NK      CAMPAIGN ABOUT  ‘ iy   WHITE AND HAYS TELL OF OUTLOOK—CLAIMS BY STATES MADE.

A FINAL TOOT OF CAMPAIGN HORN   CANDIDATES’ MANAGERS BLOW IT LONG AND LOUD.   CLAIM TO SEE SURE VICTORY   Optimistic Statements Are Made by Chairmen Hayes and White— Pleas for Votes Practically at an End.

Democratic and G. O. P. Leaders See Victory As Political Battle Ends   Republicans Concede only Six States to Democrats, While Latter Predict Landslide; League  Real Issue; Socialists Prenict Enormous Vote.

Fight Waged Principally Around League Issue; Standard Bearers Rest Today.   LEADERS MATCH PLEA WITH PLEA   President and. Mrs.. Wilson Mail Ballotsto: New Jersey; Women: to Be. Factor in Vote.:

AS BATTLECLOUD ‘LOWERS VICTORY “1S PREDICTED BY ~BOTHOLD PARTIES   Chairme nof Democrats and. Republicans Express Un. f bounded Faith. in Final ;  Result Tuesday cee   “COX-ROOSEVELT;” “HARDING-COOLIDGE”       DEMOCRAT, SUCCESS . MEANS _ A  WORLD PEACE, DOMESTIC.  PROGRESS, INDIVIDUAL ”: PROSPERITY SAYS WHITE.

NATIONAL VICTORY CLAIMED BY HEADS OF TWO BIG PARTIES   Chairman White of Democratic Committee Declares That Success Is Certain.   SAYS CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN CONDUCTED HONESTLY   Chairman Hays Says Repubiicans Have Evidence of Certain Success Tuesday.

HARDING, COOLIDGE ARE ASSURED OF 368 VOTES IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE, SAYS CHAIRMAN HAYS   Confidence in Victory Expressed From. Both Camps on Eve of Presidential Election; Hays Lists States Where G. O. P. Majority Is Unquestioned; Socialists Advance Claims,

RIVAL CAMPS CLAIM VICTORY AT THE POLLS   Hays Counts 368 Electoral Votes; White Sees Election of Democratic President, House, Senate.

EACH SIDE IS CONFIDENT VICTORY WILL BE REWARD. OF HARD FOUGHT CONTEST

WHITE AND HAYS ALIKE OPTIMISTIC   G. O. P. Chairman eSays Harding Will Carry 32 States   {  Democratic Manager Declares Cox Cannot Lose—Raps Methods of Republicans.

FORECASTS OF VICTORY ARE MADE   Hays Says G. 0. P. Will Have Minimum of 368 Electora! Votes--White Is Contident Cox and Roosevelt Will Win.

Hays Claiming 368 Electoral Votes For Harding; White Confident Of Sweeping Democratic Victory

FULL CONFIDENCE AY BOTH PARTIES   CAMPAIGN TO ELECT PRESL DENT CAME TO AN END SATURDAY NIGHT.   SHAAMEN ARE OPTIMISTIC   Both Hays and White Assert Their Candidate Will Win and Party Get Majority in Both Houses.

HEAVY VOTE IS SEEN IN ND,   independents Predict Victory Over Nonpartisan League by 12,000 as Campaign Ends   j  LANGER iS CONFIDENT OF DEFEATING FRAZIER   Labor Declared to Have Spurned Townley, Who Waxes Vindic tive from Platform.

Final Skirmishes Will Be Staged Tomorrow—Democrats Go to Nation With Clean Hands and Clean Hearts to Ask Victory That Means World Peace.

“TO VOTERS NOW   CAMPAIGN ABOUT CLOSED   WHITE ‘AND HAYS TELL OF OUTLOOK—CLAIMS BY STATES MADE.

RIVAL CHIEFTAINS CLAIMING VICTORY   WHITE SAYS COX IN WHITE HOUSE HAYS SAYS HARD  WHAT WILL WOMEN D0?   New Voters are Element of Doubt in Elections Outcome-—Doubtful States.

Rests Republican Cause Upon Appeal to ‘‘Intelligent Public Opinion.’

ONLY FEW MORE CAMPAIGN TOOTS “WIT BE HEARN   Both Will Hays and George White See Certain Victory.cn. Tuesday   SOCIALISTS 'SAY THEY WILL ‘GET HUGE VOTE   Democratic. Chairman Says Opposition Has Not Conducted Clean Campaign

G. O.:P. LANDSLIDE ~ PREDICTED BY HAYS. ON GOMING TUESDAY   Republicans. Sure-fo Win and _ Expects a Minimum -of 368 ¢ Electoral Votes   DEMOCRATS ALSO CONFIDENT. THEIR CANDIATES: WILL: WIN   ' National Campaign Practically Closes Saturday Night

CAMPAIGN IK NATION [a rURMALLY  CLOSED   Battle for Ballots, Waged Mainly Around the League of Nations Issue, Formally Comes to an End.   368 ELECTORAL VOTES CLAIMED FOR G. O. P.   “Cox and- Roosevelt Will Win,”’ White Declares; Socialists Claim a Huge Increase in Their Vote.

CAMPAIGN OF 1320 FORMALLY ENGEL IN Tita GOUNTR   Battle Is Chiefly Waged Around the League of Nations Issue.

5. 0. P, LANDSLIDE PREDICTED BY HAYS ON COMING TUESDAY   Republicans Sure to Win and Expects a Minimum of 368 Electoral Votes   DEMOCRATS ALSO CONFIDENT THEIR GANDIDATES WILL Wil   National Campaign Practically Closes Saturday Night

See Victory at Polls Tuesday   Hays Predicts 36g Votes for Harding   While Gives No Figures Nays COX Will Win

RIVAL POLITICAL CHIEFS CONFDEN   Presidential Campaign o 1920 Formally Closes Saturday Night   LEAGUE {S BIG ISSUE   White and Hays, Chairmer of Respective Organizations Are Optimistic

Republicans Meet In New Albany   funcheon Given For  Republicxu  Editors And County  Chatmmina   GOVERNOR MISSES THAIN,

Republicans ‘Meet In New Albany   e {  ‘oahu iie Given For Republican  Editors And County   GOVERNOR MISSES TRAIN.   Unable To Attend Luncheon But Will Speak Tonight.

COMPLETE RETURNS IN N. J   General Wood Leads Senator Johnson of California by 1,207 Votes. —

JERSEY RETURNS COMPLETE   ANood Leads Senator Johnson of Cali farnia hy 1.2907 Votes.

LODGE HEDGING ON PEACE PACT   CALLS OFF TODAYS MEETINC AFTER OUTBURST OF “REPUBLICANS

THE BL-PARTIGAN TREATY PARLEY to PUT OFF BY LODGE   Is First Direct Result of tnsur rection’ by the Borah-Jotinson Group.   THREATEN TO SPLIT PARTY   Republicans Hold a Secret Con ference to Determine Their Course of Action.

Threat Of Split in The G.O.P. Gets Results   Bi-Partisan Conference on Treaty i: Called Off to Give Lodge Oppertunity to Confer With 2enublienn Leaders.

LODGE TELLS DEMOCRATS TU WAIT A WHILE   Senator Warned That Any Compromise Would Endangey Party Solidarity. 4

SUNFERENGE [3 AGAIN. CALLED itt BY LODGE   Insurrection in Republicar Ranks Brings Cessation of Bi-Partisan Parley   IRRECONCILABLES ARE HOPELESS, SAYS LODGE   LEADER OF OPPOSITION DIs. PLAYS NO UNEASINESS ON LEADERSHIP; SAYS HE WILL NOT COMPROMISE

BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE CALLED OFF BY LODGE   Republican Senators Discuss Course in Light of Yesterday's Events.

BIFARTISAN TRERFY* CONFERENGE  EALLED OFF   NOTIFIKH DKMOCRATIC HENAs TORS HE WISHEM TO CORNULE WITH REPUBLICANS.   INSURRECTION OF FRIDAY THE CAISE   Goes Into Conference With Begeblican Colleagues To Discuss Their Neat Move.

CONFERENCE ON TREATY DELAYEL   Senator Lodge Postponed By-Partizan Treaty Meeting Pending Advice from Collegues

CONFERENCE ON TREATY TODAY. IS CALLED OFF   LODGE NOTIFIED DEMOCRATS HE WISHED TO CONSULT WITH HIS COLLEAGUES.      The Calling Off of Todays Conference First Dircet Result of Yesterday's Insurrection in the Republican Ranks.

LODGE CONFERS WITH PARTISANS IN TREATY WAR   Revolt’ in Republican Ranks Against Compromise Puts Leadershin at Stake

1OMMY MILTON  WINS   Leads Competitors in 225-Mile Race at Uniontown

MEANT NO PRESSURE ON PERU   State Department at Washington Disclaims Such Intention,

NOTE TO CHILE AMPLIFIED,   Colby Notifies Ambassador That United States Would Not Exercise Pressure.

POLICEMAN [8 SHOT BY THUC   Cleveland Officer is Probabl Fatally Wounded In Gun Battle.

BAD FIRE AT MUNCH   MANUFACTURING PLANT JIS DE STROYED—LOSS ESTIMATED AT $200,000.

$290,000 FIRE LOSS AT MUNCIE   PLANT OF HIGHLAND MANUFACTURING COM. PANY BURNED.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE AT: MUNCIE   Highland Manufacturing Company’s Plant Ia Destroyed’ Early This Morning.   FROM OVERHEATED MOTOF

AEJEGT WILSON PLAN   AMERICA DECLINES TO BE BIG BROTHER TO ARMENIHA.   Senate’s Action Expected to be Pollowed by the House.

SENATE REFUSES MANDATE; HOUSE VOTES THURSDAY   FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE EXPECTED TO RECOMMEND CHANGE   DEMOCRATS NOT WHOLLY IN FAVOR OF MEASUR

REJECTWILSON PLAN   AME! RICA” DECLINES TO’ BE BIG BROTHER ‘To ARMENTA.   Senate's: Action Expected -to he Fo _ lowed by the House,

COX SHOOTS HARDING'S TALK FULL OF HOLES   G. 0. P. Nominee’s Des Moine; Speech Target of Democratic Leader.   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TOUR INDIANA TODAY   League of Nations is Uphelc By Governor in Telling Speeches.

HARDING SHOULD APOLOGIZE-COX   Cox Says Republican Candi. date Is Misleading the Public.

COX CHA HARDING WITH: MISSTATEMENT   Cites Approval of Hitchcock Re servation As Refuting Criticism. ‘   SPEAKS AT BLOOMINGTON   Harding’s Speech At Des Moines Furnishes Material For the Attack.

AARUING ont APOLOGIE FUR HIS DECEPTION   COX POINTS OUT UNTRUTHS CON  TAINED IN SENATOR HARD. INGS RECENT SPERECR.

“CON ANSWERS HARDING.   We claves ‘the Senator isrepresent: The President’s Attitud®.

HARDING MIS LEADS PUBLIC ASSERTS 6 TO INDIANA HEARERS   Assertion Regarding Demand of President Made, Because  Harding Didn’t Know.   HOOVER ENTERS CAMPAIGN   Delivers Address at Indianapolis in Support of Harding-Coolidge Ticket and Discusses League

HARDING WORDS DELUDE PUBLIC   Cox Says G. O. P. Nomine Should Apologize for Misstating Wilson League Stand.

CRITICISES STAND “AGAINST LEAGUE   Governor Cox Renews Fire ~ on Harding.    ASSERTS SENATOR ~~ SHOULD APOLOGIZE    Mislead Public as to Wil‘son's Attitude.

WILSON'S STAND UN PACT BEING  MIONEPRESENTED GOVERNOR SAYS   President Didn’t Insist Upon Approval Without Changing the Crossing of a “T” or Dotting of an “I.”   LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE THE CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Democratic Candidate Centers Fire on Des Moines Speech of Opponent Dealing With the Covenant.

GOX RENEWS ASSAULTS UPON HARDING'S STAND   Democratic Candidate Says Opponent Invites Reproach of Nation

COX SAYS HARDING SHOULD APOLOGIZE   Denies That) President —Insisted on League Without a Singie Reservation

GOX ATTACKS HARDING 8 STAND  *  TOWARD LEAGUE   Denies That Wilson Orders Ratification Without -Reservations.

Gov. Cox Continues ~ Pounding Harding   For His Des Moines Speech, Whore Harding Declared Against Longue of Nattonc. rs

HARDING onQULD APOLOGIZE-COX   Democratic Candidate Says Republican Nominee’s Statement is Wrong.   HOOVER MAKES ADDRESS

SAYS HARDING IS IGNORANT OF SUBJECTS   Gov. Cox Attacks Hi: Opponent’s Speech at Des Moines.

COX SAYS-HARDING “WISLEADS PUBLIC   Follows Up ‘Criticis mof His Opponent’s League Speech At Dee Moines.

WILSON MALIGNED BY IGNORANCE OF HARDING SAYS COX   President Endorses Re servations; Hoover Favors League.

HARDING onDULD UFFER APULEGY AYO GOV. GX   Charges Statement Regarding President's Stand on League Was False.

HARDING MISLEADING THE PUBLIC ON LEAGUE MATTER CHARGES COX   Says the Senator S'mply Does Not Know What He is Talking About With Reference to Wilson’s Insistence for Ratification Without Changes. .

COX DENIES WILSON  OBIECTED 10 D0TTKG  ~ OFS, GROSSING TS: HARDING MISLEAD   Should Apolagize:to Public, Says Democratic Candidate in a Speech jn Indiang

CIVILIAN “JOHN PERSHING” WALKS BOSTON STREETS; NOT EASILY RECOGNIZEL

POLES READY TO FOLLOW UP FLEEING RUSS   Pileudshi © Plane Fo Peace but Considers  War Plans Also.

POLAND PLANS WAR AND PEACE AT ONCE   Bolsheviki on Run—Ready for Conference.

PLAN PEAGE WHILE LAYING PLANS FOF CONTINUING FIGHT   Polish General; Pilsudski, Has » .Dual-Task in Territory -e Taken From Reds.

POLES PLAN FOR _ WAR AND PEACE AS FOES RETIRE   Cavalry Forty Miles From Minsk——Reds Near  Poe 

Defeated Soviet ‘Troops  ot Northern Front Retxeat ,  in Disorder.

POLISH LEADERS MEET   Two CONFERENCES UNDER WAY ONE PLANNING WAR, CTHER ‘TALKING OF PACE.

WAR AND PEACE IN RUSSIADISCUSSED UNDER SAME ROOF   Poles Plan Annihilatior Of Reds; Treaty Up  In Next Room.

TWO DAY PROGRAM FOR THE FARMERS   SPEAKERS OF NATIONAL IMPORT ANCE ADDRESS MENBERS STATE ASROCTATION.   COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS

CONVENTION 10 COVER TWO DAYS   Second Annual Meeting of Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations to be Longer.  t:   TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPEECHES   Dairying Department Similar te One For Live Stock and Grain Men To Be Established.

STATE CONVENTION TO ° 3 COVER TWO DAYS   SPEAKERS .OF .NATIONAL .IM. PORTANCE WILL BE HERE TO. ADDRESS DELEGATES

SUFFER FROM RAIL TIE-UE   Pittsburg, New England, Pacifi Coast and Other Districts Are Badly Crippled

“BULLETINS FROM STRIKE ZONES.   PITTSBURGH DISTRICT ) THREATENED BY GREAT wTwMrarecTrprayr emieynr nowwn

REALLY A REMARKABLE CASE   Woman Sued for Divorce Because She Dreferred Knitting to Movies 

REMARKABLE CASE IS RIGHT   Man Sues for Divorce Because Wife Prefers Knitting to the Movies.

MILITARY BAN UN MEETINGS th TURK EFFECTIVE   *roclamation’ by ~ General Strickland Causes Seneqtion.   T APFECTS REGATTA   Applies to Processions and All Public Assemblies in the City.

MEETINGS ARE PROHIDITED IN CORK. BY ASSOOIATED PRESS. TPACED WIRE TH TRIRTRE.

LIMIT ON SUFFRAGE RIGHTS   Woman Jndge of Election An nounces Diseriminatian.

HT LOST Wl LOST WHEN BOAT QVERTURNS   Was Attempting To Transfer Passen. gers From Disabled Transport Powhatan.

REPORT 8 LOST ON POWHATTAN   Officers Arriving at Halifax Declare Lives Lost in Attempt to Trans‘er Passengers From Transport.

[IN ATTEMPT TO TRANSFER PASSENGERS IS NOT CONFIRMED BY NAWY.   Report Based on Wireless  ' Message Picked Up—Message to Navy Department Said No Attempt at Trans fey Would Re Made.

Northern Pagific Boat Overturns in Effort to Reach Disabled Pow- ° hatan --- Weather is Improving

8 LIVES ARE LOST AT SEA   When Boat Crew Trie: te Reach Disabled  Powhatan

EIGHT LIVES LOST IN RESCUE EFFORT   Bardic Picks Up Message That Boat Is Overturned While Trying to Remove Passengers From Powhatan.   DISABLED SHIP IN TOW OF CANADIAN STEAMER   Weather Is Reported Moderating and Two Large Ships Are Standing By to Aid the Stricken Transnort.

Ree oo iil, tees  Members: ar U. S Ship’s': ‘CPow “Perish in Res scue Atierint.   o e wise) fadbe soe sma} Boat From NertHern  Pcific 'OVerturned in Aiding Passengers’ :  en the Powhatan.

EIGHT SEAMEN PERISH   CREW OF SMALL BOAT DIE IN RESCUE ATTEMPT.   Craft Overturned While Great North. ern’s Men Were Trying to Aid Powhatan Passengers.

8 PASSENGERS ON POWHATAN ARE LOST, I$ REPORT   Life Boat Capsizes Wher Effort Is Made to ;Re move Them From Bisa bled Transport. .

WKINLEY FOR A SENATE SEAT   ; Lewden Faction in Illinois Wil! Giwe Him Sepport.

DESCRIBES ATTACK  OF GIANT SAVAGES   White Cannibals on’ Orinsco Not  Vrightened by Firearms, Dr.  Rice Says,

RACHEL STUART, AGE 16, IS YOUNGEST 1. U. COE   ‘Freshman -Girl Interested in News  paper Work—Father Managing Editor of Indianapolis Star

CUROPE DRIFTING BACK 10 BALANGE OF POWER SYSTEM IN DEFIANCE OF LEAGUE

DRIFTING BACK TO OLD REGIME   Europe Fast Returning to the System cf ‘‘Balance of Power’’ Alliances.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS _DUE FOR THE DUMP   Burepean Diplomats at Work on Schemes Wholly Outside  af T aarence Taeme

~ RENT POWERS   Europe Drifting Back T “Balance Of Power’ Systeth.   DIPLOMATS. AT WORK   Schemes Outside Of Worl Pact Now Under Wavy.

SEES REVOLT PERIL   SENATOR WANTS ARMY TO GUARD NATIONAL CAPITAL.   Frelinghuysen of New Jersey Urges Force of 27,000 Men to Guard Washington.

WANTS BIG GUARD AT U. S. CAPITOI   Opposition in Senate to Reduction of the Permanent Army.   Senator Freylinghuysen Urges Division of 27,500 Regulars to Protect Washington.

WANTS CAPITAL GUARD   Opposition in Senate to Reduction of the Permanent Army.   Senator Freylinghuysen Urges Divi. sion of 27,500 Regulars to Pro. tect Washington.

MOVEMENT TO MAKE WALSH OF MONTANA PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION (S APPARENTLY ABANDONED

FIGHT ON SPNATOR GLASS.   iemator Walsh ef Weatass Fiumed ae Mase Who Cas Beat Him.

MAY OIDETRAGK SENATOR GLASS   Chairmanship of Resolutions Committee  BONE OF ~ CONTENTION   Senator Walsh of Montana is Put Forward in Opposition to Administration’s Supposed Choice for Place—Mr. Bryan Says He Has No Candidate for Important Post

WALSH AND GLASS BEING GROOMED FOR CHAIRMAN RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE

WALSH SLATED T0 OPPOSE CLASS FOR CHAIRMANSHIP   Contest Appears Likely Over Place at Head of Convention Resoilutions Committee.

AMERICAN JOINS POLES   VIATOR TRAVELS 6,000 MILES TO ENLIST.        3vins Kosciusko Squadron Against the Bolkheriki—Americany Kecetve About $6.00 Per Month.

$1,500,000 ASKED T0 WAGE WAR UPON REDS   Commissioner General of Agricufture Wants Money for Wide Campaign of Weeding Out Radicals

ASK CONGRESS FOR MILLION AND HALE TAFICHT RADICR!S   MORE THAN 2,500 REDS NOW AWAITING DEPORTATION

CONGRESS ASKED TO GIVE MILLION TO FIGHT “REDS”   Department of Labor Urges Appropriation of $1,150,006 to Enforce Laws against Radicals and for Deportation.   ACCUSE JUSTICE AGENTS   Secretary to Bolshevist ““Ambassador” Martens Says Gevere=  ment Men Actually Participate: ed in Forming Pregram.

Government Is Determined to. “Wage Relentless: Fight on Communist Labor Party

GOVERNMENT NOT TO PAUSE.   Will Carry On to Finish Fight to Rid Country of Reds.

Government Determined to  Carry Red Fight to Finish   Department of Labor Asks Additional Appropriations Aggregating $1,150,000 to Enforce Laws Against Radicals and for Their Deportation—U. S. Agents Charged With Implication in Soviet Party.

URGES POLITE HANDLING OF IMMIGRATION T0 U.S.   New Commissioner Asserts Many Are Needlessly Detained For Days At Ellis Island

PLANS REFCRMS 10 AMD IMMIGRANTS WHO RICET REQUIREMENTS OF TEST   NEW COWWISSIONER SAYS SEED LESS HARDSHIP IS IMPOSED  ON NEW CITIZENS,

IMMIGRANT 10 RECEIVE BETTER GARE IN FUTURE   Commissioner of Immigration, After Spending Night on the Island, Decides te Make Reforms

START PROBE MONDAY 'ON-CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   THEY MET IN FRANCE; S WILL WED IN MOBERLY 0        Gev. Dox AWN ‘Re: Asked ‘For if mation .- Regarding - Republican 815,000,000 Fard,

COX ASKED 10 GIVE FACTS ABOUT CHARGE!   Sen. Kenyon Calls on Democratic Nominee for Information About G. 0. P. Funds   OTHERS WILL BE SUBPOENAED

Charges - of. Repu ublican - Campaign Fund Made by Cox: Wit Be: Sifted. a   HAYS ~ WELCOMES INQUIRY   $ Affairs of Republican ComSaye tte Are Always Open

PARTY CHAIRMAN MUST TESTIFY   Will Be Called Before Senate Com mittee and Tell of Organi- ~ yation Funds.

CAMPAIGN EXPENSE COMMITTEE ASKS COX FOR PROOF   OF REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND WILL CALL OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY

Will Probe Big Fund Being Gathered by Republican: Campaian Managefs.:            DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE . "TA GIVE CHIEF DONER      Expected _ to Follow Out Roosevelt Plan in Name. 4 ino Men, ss rat

SENATE WILL PROBE oT ORY If BiG FUND   CHAIRMEN AND TREASURERS OF PARTIES CALLED   Democratic Candidate Will Have Chance to Prove Case.

COX WILL BE ASKED ABOUT MONEY CHARGE   CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATING COM MITTEE WILL RESUME ITS PROBE AT CHICAGO

PARTY HEADS TO BE ASKED ABOUT FUND   ‘National Chairmen and Treasurers to Testify Before  Campaign Probers.

NAT'L CHAIRMEN TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE COM      Cox Will Not Be Called on ty Testify Tt Is Announced

BIG SLUSH FUND S 10 BE PROBED   Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Asks Gov. Cox to Prove His Statements.

EGYPT SAID TO. GAIN FREEDOM   Report Circulated in London That Agreement Reached for Recognition,

MUST APPEAR BEFORE SENATE  CAMPAIGN FUNDS."   3. P. Spemcer Has Changed His Mind About Resigning From Commit tee and Wilt Remain Untit Work is Completed.

OFFERED TO EXCUSE GRAND JUROR TODAY      JUDGE SAID ANY WHO LACKEC THE COURAGE TO INDICT SHOULD STATE SO NOW.

OENOATIN IN MOREA PHU  ARE INDICATED   PROBABLE INDICTMENT OF PROM  INENT MEN INDICATED IN  CHARGE OF COURT.

SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES.    Indicated {nm Charge of Judge Begard fing Pine Bluff Killing.

GRAND JURY ISOUES WARRANTS OF ARREST FOR VERY PROMINENT MEN IN ARKANSAS   in Connection With the Death of William Cha. ney, Who Was Shot and Killed Wednesday at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

ThE DISTRUST — (IF GOVERNMENT   Of Great Britain at Home and Abroad Urged by Lord Robert Ceci!   AS CAUSE DEMANDING A LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Chairman of League’s Executive Committee Makes a Plea for It.

So declares Lord ‘Robert: Ce _ cil, chairman of -execu. tive committee   But it can be made effective “by’ people: avho believe Giniato

LORD ROBERT  SAYS MASSES IN ALL LANDS FAVOR LEAGUE   Warns British People of the Growing Distrust Everywhere of Their Govern mmr   TEST OF THE NATIONS   People Who Believe In International Friends lrip Must Plan and Enforce Leavue cf Nations

MG CATT GIVES HER ADVICE 10 WOMEN VOTERS   Join the Political Parties and _ Get in on Platforms, Is What She Says   RY CARRIE CHAPYAN CATT President of the National Ameri ican Woman Suffrage A%‘soclation

FIGHT OF WOMEN WoT BEGINNING   New League of Women Voters At vises Members to Enter Actively Into Polities,   CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS   Carrie Chapman Catt Gives tdeas Relative to Work of New Suffrage Organization.

actual shooting, and James Vinci, confessed driver of the murder car.   Urge Ladies Te Get Inte Pelities at Once

MESSAGE SENT QUT BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS   Women Urged to Join Political Parties and Help Select Platforms and Candidates.

on JOIN: 4 “OAR      THIS 1S THE WESSAGHE SEN TO THE WOMEN BY.THE SCEFRAGE CONVENTION 

UiGt WOMEN 0 JOIN IN  POLITICAL ACTIVITY   “Make Your Ideals Felt; Fight Has Just Begun,” Says Mrs. Catt

WOMEN ARE URGED TO APFILIATE WITH. A POLITICAL PARTY   PRESIDENT OF SUFFRAGE ASSO CIATION WANTS WOMEN TO_  TAKE ACTIVE PART?" \  IN POLITICS. /° (7? }

CARRIE C. CATT ANNOUNCEMENT TO NEW LEAGUE   Phe President of the Woman's Suilrage Association Declares Through the Chited  Press,

NEW PARTY TALK SECRET SESSION   Lloyd George Says No Coali tion Between Liberals and Labor Party.

GEURGE 13 DETEANINED TO BATTLE SQGIMUST   Hf URGES MODERATES Ib VHE LIBERAL AND UNSONIS1 FARTIES TO GET INTO 4 COALITION AGAINST REDS

GEORGE 15 DETERMINE! TO BATTLE SOCIALISTS   HE URGES MODERATES _ If THE LIBERAL AND UN{ONIS1 PARTIES TO GET INTO A COALITION AGAINST REDS

BLIND WILL ACT AS CLERKS      Boston Stores to Employ Sightless Wietines of War.

MAN LAYS WIFE AND 2 CHILDREN AT WEBSTER CIT}   Domestic Tragedy Occurs Sun day Morning During the Church Hour   MURDERER THOUGHT TO BE !N WATERLOO   Fugitive Last Seen on Way East and Officers Are Trailing Him

SLAYS THREE MEMBERS OF OWN FAMILY   Hushand Commits Crime While Separated Wife Living With Neighbors

IMURDER ‘AT WEBSTER. CITY   Jealous Husband Kills Wife and Twe Children and Evades the Pursuing Officers,

FLEEING FROM THE SHERIFF   lown Van Accused of Marder of  Wife and Litthe Sons.

AMERICANS AID FOLTS IN RETREAT FROM KIE‘   ARRIVE IN WARSAW AFTES EXCITING INCIDENTS AT KIEV   Aviators Dropped Bombs = an: City Was Burning, With Population in’ Panic

AMERICANS IN. KIE\   THEY TOOK A PROMINENT “PORT CN THE EVACUATION   Russhin City Has Suffered Terrth. ty During The Recent Battles , of Poles and Kolsheviki

AUTOMOBILE GOES OVER CLIFF IN COLORADO CANYON   Two Circus Followers Killed Wher Machine Falls Over 200 Foot Cliff

CIRCUS CLOWN KILLED   Four Other Peaple Seriously Injured When Auto Fell  Over Embankment

AUTO ROLLS OFF 200 FOOT CLIFF   TWO MEN ARE KILLED AND THREE PEOPLE INJURED IN DENVER ACCIDENT.

NERVOUSNESS GF. WOMAN CABSB) AUTO ACCIDENT   Car Went Over Cliff Two Hundred Feet Into  —Two Fatally Injured and Three Seriously Hurt Near Denver..

AUTO OVER 200-FOOT CLIFF   ‘Plunges Into Bear Creek Canyon, Kill ing Ohio Circus Clown, Injuring Four Others,

Cima US CLOWN KILI. On pm   Excited Weman Ceuses Auto Aecldent Near. Denver, Colo,

Surrender of Jaurez is to be Followed by'a. Drive on Mexico City "by Revolutionists, -

OBREGON FORCES PREPJARE FOR DRIVE ON MEXICO CIT’   City of Juarez Surrendered by Government Forces to Prevent U. S. Intervention.

OBREGON FORCES CONTROL JUAREZ   As Told Exclusively in Sunday Pemo= erat City Surrendered to Revolu~

WITHOUT ANY REAL FIGHTING   CASAS GRAN DES, ONLY REMAIN: ING GARRISON IN OHIHUA-3HUA, ALSO FALLS.

PREPARING FOR DRIVE ON CIT’   OBERGON TROOPS HAS TAKE LARGEST STATE AND MEXICO CITY IS NEW GOAL   (By United Press)

REBELS CLOSER JO MEXICO CITY   Surrender of Juarez to Gen .. Obregon Makes Attack on Canital Possible.   MAY CALL BIG STRIKE

STATE TROOPS AT INDEPENDENCE KAN,   They Appeared Today t Prevent Lynching of Negro Leader.

TROOPS PATROL INDEPENDENCE; _  CITY.IS QUIET   No Recurrence of Rioting—

GUARDS REACH SCENE OF RIGi ON SATURDAY   Woman Guard Attracts Attentior By Sticking to Post   Independence, Kansas, Quiets Down After Shooting

INDEPENDENCE IS _ BEING GUARDED   TROOPS ON STREETS TO 1 PREVENT FURTHER DISORDER.

KAPP ARRESTS ERZBERGER,   Another Denial That Negotiations Have Been Entered Into.

“U. S$. IN WORLD SERVICE”   Charles R. Crane, American Minister to China, Teijs San. Franciscans.

BLACKHAND BLAMED. FOR COLOSIMO DEATH   Chicago Police’ Discover New Evidence.

MOTIVE FOUND FOR MURDER   Slayer of Restauranteur and Black Hand Believed to Have Got $150,000.

SOVIET WANTS FE PEACE WITH SEVERAL NETIONS   Japan,. China an and the United States Incltided in the Latest ‘List Coming From the Russian Government—Ready to Stop Propaganda.

MEN ARE ASSURED OF PRESENT SCILE FOR SIX MONTHS   rPROrhnTY OWNERS ALAO PRO The TR «AGAINST REDTC TION IN RATES

MacSWINEY BURIAL HAS BEEN PUT OFF   Postponed ‘Fill Monday, aus Protoss Against Government's Actions.—Crowds Jucensod When Soldiers  Year Dewn Crepe.

NAGSWINEY'S FUNERAL (a PUT. WER IN PARTES]   Postponed Until Monday Because British Govern. ment. Would Not Allow “Bahlin tn See Badv.   THOUSANDS AT . HIS BIER AT CORK   Intelligence Officers Claim to Have Information of Warning of Attacks on Representatives of Crown.

PURITANIGAL SUNDAY 15 AIM OF THEIR CAMPAIGN   LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE WOULD PROHIBIT PLAYING OF ALL GAMES, STOP RUNNING OF TRAINS AND PUBLICATION OF  ere wee) mea

PLANS MADE FOR   “PURITAN” SUNDAY  New Jersey Lord’s Day Alliance To Stand on “Blue Law”  Code.

 BACKS PURITANICAL SUNDAY      Methodlet House of Bishops Favors Ban on Newspapers, Trains and Alt Gamex

PEACE TREATY TANGLE IS BECOMING WORSE   Senator Hiteheock Sees Senateor: Coming Out of Same Hele They Entered.

SENATORS GUESOING IN TREATY RATIFICATION ROW--BUT KEEP TALKIE   NO IMMEDIATE SHOWDOWN Ii LOKED FOR THEY SAY.   Hitchcock Thinks May Come Out o Same Hole They Went In.

TREATY'S FRIENDS LOSING FAITH IN COMPROMISE   Hitchcock Declares “it Looks as Though We Might Come Out the Same Hole We Went [n”

COMPROMISE ON “PACT SEEMS 10  - BE IMPOSSIBLE 1 INDIPATION   Treaty Parley Gets Into Such a Tangled Condition in the Senate That an Agreement Mav Not Be Reached,   REPUBLICANS REJECT PROPOSALS OFFERED   Hitchcock Says “It LOOKS As Though We Might Come Out the Same Hole We Went in At.”

PEACE TREATY FIGHT IS WORSE THAN EVER   LINES OF BOTH SIDES WEAKEN 3EBUT CHANCES OF COMPROMISE ARE STILL SLIM.

TREATY DISPUTE 15 IN TANGLED SHAPE   Pact’s Best Friends Minimize Agreement Possibilities.   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE.   Hitchcock Says ‘It Looks as Though We Might Come Out at Same Hole We Went In” —-Effort Made to Obtain Re. publican Aid in Modifying Artieln 16

TREATY TANGLE IN THE SENATE IS PERPLEXING   Compromise Negetiation: in Such Shape That Pos. sibilities of Agreement  _ Are Minimized   LEADERS UNCERTAIN AS TO NEXT MOVE

COMPROMISE UN PEALE TREATY [i A TANGLED STATE   Possibility on Agreement on Pact is Minimized   DEBATE ON ARTICLE TEN

POSSIBILITY OF AGREEMENTON  PEACE. TREAT Ie NNUATEII            ~ Senate Gets Treaty  Debate Into Snarl; Lenders  Péssimistic.   “PAC T SITUATION IS - UNCERTAINTY NOW   “May Come Out Same Hole We Went In,” Says Senate Hitchcock.

Little Hope Entertained for Treaty Ratification in Compromise Agreement   Mild Reservationists Hold Out Some Hope to Help in Making Settlement.

COMPROMISE to BADLY TANGLEL  ANGLEL   Hite heock Declares Situation May Be Too Involv eal for Settlement.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR COMPROMISE Gt IN TANGLED SHAPE   Peace Treaty’s Best Friends In Senate “inimize Possibilities of Agreement.   SITUATION IS MUDDLED AND LEADERS UNCERTAIN   Generally Agteed That There Can be No Showdown Immediately and That Debate Will be Permitted to Run on for Vresent, Without Effort to Hasten RoW Call,

EXPECT DEBS WILL CAMPAIGN FROM HIS CELI   Convict May Seek Presidency on Sociallist Ticket

FRENCH SOCIALIST IS DENIED PASSPORT VICE   Planned to Visit America or Lecture Tour.

DIY TRUSTEES HOLD TCETNG MONDAY NlGHT   New Pound Ordinance Is Passed and Usual Grist of Bills Allowed.

GHY TRUSTEES — HOLD ) ee G      New Pound Ordinance Is Passed and Usua . Grist of Bills Allowed.

INJURIES PROVE ANTALTO JOHN POSEROVE MINER   CRUSHED ENDER FAIA 01 SLATE WHILE! AT: WORK IN OAK: GROVE MINE. IN Banit.

CRUSHED UNDER FALL OF SLATE WHILE AT WORK IN OAK GROVE MINE IN BARR.

INJURIES PROVE FATAL 10 JOHN J. COSGROVE, MINER   Crushed Under Fali Of Slate While At Work In Oak Grove Mine in Barr

GORE ORDERED = HOT TO SPEAK   AMERICAN LEGION POST AT HOBART WIRES SENATOR “WE ARE AMERICANS, PLEASE STAY AWAY.”

ADMINISTRATION. FLAVED BY GORE IN SPEECE AT HOBART TUESDAY NICHT

ARMENIA FERTILE SAIL FOR REDS   Bolsheviki Spread Seeds Over ‘Countries Around Black ; au 2  4

ARMENIA IN GREAT DANGER   OF BEING SWALLOWED UP IN THE BOLSHE. VIK MOVEMENT.   Enforcement of the Turkish Peace Treaty May Hand the Country Over to the  Qaviat.

BOLSHEVIKI IN TURKEY   Agitators Are Busy on Southern Coast of Black Sea.   ARMENIA IS BOLSHEVISTIC   Religious and Racial Hatred Make it The Fertile Soil For The Radicals,

POSTMASTER VAWTER MARRIED.   Wedded Friday Evening at Harlan Ind., to Miss Lola Reichelderfer,

POSTMASTER VAWTER MARRIED,       Wedded Priday E Ind,, to Miss lata Reichelderfer,

IRISH OF MODERATE VIEWS TO GONFER   “Way to Peace by NoMeans Closed,’ Says London Mail

INCREASE IN CRIME REPORTED   ‘Christmas Crime Wave Is Crowing   Is € “rowing  MURDERS ARE MANY  nl one ae  Little Result From Extra Precaution

‘NEP THE   CHRISTMAS. SEES ‘GREAT IN. CREARE TN HOLD-UPS, MUR. BERS AND BERGLARIES      MEPHOVOLITA a cr NTE HS ARE SUtERES OF cM

REPORTS FROM EASTERN CITIES INDICATED CROOKS CONTINUE _T0 PLY TRADE

Precautions Fail to: 3 or Hold-ups, Shootings and Minor Acts in New York 4        CIVILIAN ORGANIZATIONS, RENDER AID TG POLICE   THOUSANDS ARE PLACED UN« DER ARREST IN DRIVES CON« DUCTED IN NEARLY EVERY LARGE CITY

POLICE ON TUES ko CHRISTMAS. CRIME CARNIVAL SPREADS   From New York to Coast Larger Cities Forced into Action Against Crook Army.    DEPARTMENTS REINFORCED TO COPE WITH CRIME WAVE   American Legion Offers Aid to New York Police; Southern: Cities Also Affected.

UHM WAVE  S GROWING      CHRISTMAS SEASON RESULTING IN INCREASE OF he IN YHE LARGER CITEES   PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN   \Nespite Vigilance Of The Police Mur ders And Holaups Are Of Nightly Occurrence,—-Arrer ts Seem To Have No Effect on  i Criminal Class.

‘More Holdups and Murders Are ) Reported as Holidays  Approach.  ENLARGE POLICE FORCES  Big Crusade Against Criminals Fails to Stop Assault on / Property,      ENLARGE POLICE FORCES

HOLIDAY CRIME WAVE HAS BiG CITIES IN GRIP   Police in Dozens of Big Towns Busy Watching Crooks — Situation Is Bad.

LESS MURDERS BUT HOLDUPS, PICK — POCKETS AND SAFE CRACKERS SHOW INCREASE IN ALL THE BIG GITTE:   POLICE SAY CAUSE IS UNEMPLOYMENT

CHIME WAVE IN BIG CITTE   REINFORCEMENT OF POLICE DOES NOT CHECK ACTIVITY OF CROOKS

CHRISTMAS CRIME WAVE INCREASES DESPITE POLICE EFFORTS TO HALT IT   Reports From Larger Cities Indicate nod Decrease in Number of Robberies and Holdups   PLYING TRADE IN NEW YORK

DEFENDER WAS FAR AHEAD   Resolute Leads Lipton's Yacht by Four Piles When Race Is Off.

RESOLUTE WAS FAR AHEAD   Cup Defender Leads Lipton’s Yacht by Four Miles When Second Race Is Cailed Off.

RETIRES FROM ARMOUR & CO   Vice President Dunham Soon to Cone  eleede Gere ita:

OUT OF TUNE WITH HIS PARTY.   Mayor Lunn of Schenectady Says Soclaliats Expelled Him.

SEEKS TO LINK SOCIALISTS WITH REDS OF RUSSIA   ‘Prosecution Submits az Evidence Testimony Given Lusk Probers   MAYOR LUNN ON STAND   Was Ousted From Socialist Party for Appointing a Republican, He Tells Court

CORNERSTONE LAID FOR DEFENSE OF SOCIALIST   Makes Effort to Show That Severn Splits Had Occurred Recently lin Party.

TRY TOCONNECT U.S. SOCIALISTS WITH RUSSIANS   New York Attorneys Pre sent Testimony of Lud wig Martens.

ALIENS Mibil CONTROL AbTo OF SOCIALIST   ASSEMBLY HEARS’ EVIDENCE SHOWING SUCH ACTION WAS PROVIDED FOR.  rs   Mayor Lunn Ousted From Part: For Refusal to Follow Its Instructions.

COMPARED WITH BOLSHEVIKI.   Testimony Obtained by Joint Legisla tive Committee Introduced.

SOLDIERS GUARD JAI   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ARE oO} DUTY AT DULUTH FOLLOWING TUESDAY RIOT,

National Guard of Minnesota Called to Prevent Lynching Of Negroes by a. Mot

ADDITIONAL GUARDSMEN AKE ENT Hy UTE   Threats of turther Violence Due to Additional Arrests Cause of Precaution.   lroops Armed with Machine Guns and Rifles with Orders to Shoot to Kill.

ADOT ONAL GUARDSMEN ARE SENT MULTE   Threats of turther Violence Due to Additional Arrests Cause of Precaution.

MILITIA RUSHED BACK TO DULUTH   ‘Sheriff Appeals for Help When He Learns New Effort Is to  Be Made to Get Blacks.

REINFORCEMENTS DULUTH TODAY; FEAR NEW PLOT   Organized Attack to Lynch 14 Negroes Still! Held is Expected Tonight

NATIONAL GUARD PROTEGTS RAPIS)   STATE TROOPS NECESSARY AT DULUTH, MINN., TO GUARD LIFE OF A BLACK RAPIST,

MORE GUARDSMEN PRAT   Are Armed” With Machine Guns and Rifles and Have Orders To — “Shon To Kill.”

SOLDIERS HAVE ORDERS TO SHOOT 10 KILL I PROTECTION OF LIVES NEGRO RAPE SUSPECTS

LAST EDITION 400 OCLOCR   NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS ARE ON DUTY IN DULUTH   Soldiers, Guarding Noegrovs, Charged With Attack on Girl, Have Orders to Shoot

UNEASY AT DULUTH.   Fearing Another Riot Sheriff Calls More Soldiers.

ADDITIONAL GUARDSMEN GO TO DULUTE   Fails to Give Endorsement to Canadian Wood Pulp Bill and Repeal of War Time Laws.

STATE MILITIA GUARD NEGROES HELD IN JAIL FOR ASSAULT ON GIRL   ARMED WITH MACHINE GUNS AND ORDERED TO “SHOOT TO KILL” IF NECESSARY,

UAROMEN hi RUSHED TO DULUTH   Fear Another Lynching a: Fourteen Negroes Ar Arrested in Connectior With Assault

COUNCIL TO OPERATE muts   Employees and Owners Willi Admin. ister the Affairs of Wiscorns'n Paper Planis.

COUNCIL IDEA FOR BIG MILLS   Employees Get Voice in Management of Kimberly-Clark Paper Plants,

BIG MILLS HAVE COUNCIL. IDEA   Employees to Have Voice in Manage. ment of Paper Plants.

DEPEW, 86 TODAY, SAYS HE MAY __ DON OVERALLS   Veteran - Delegate Declare: He Expects to Live to Cantiry Mark .

\DEPEW, 86 YEARS OLD  DOES LIVELY STUNTS   : 2  Taiks on High Cost of Living anc Republican Presidential Candidates

DEMPSEY HAS _ FIGHT TONIGH?   ! Fifteen Round Bout W:2i) Be Staged in Madison Square Garden

DEMPSEY WILL MEET “BIL BREMNAN HEW YORK TONCHT   Heavyweight Champion and Chicago Fighter Will Fight At Madison Square Garden. Champion Won Previous  Rai feam Reannan 

DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN ARE TO MEET TONIGH   Pr, Fifteen Round Mateh For Dia  ‘mond-Studded Belt in the “Garden.”

DEMPSEY TO FIGHT NEW YORK TONIGH]   Fifteen-Round Go for Dia : mond Studded Belt De : cided on Points.

Mrs. Frances P. Hollowell of Mary. ville, Mo., Struck by Lightning— Another Woman Injured.

REVOLUTIONISTS TAKE GARRISON WITHOUT FIRING SHOT   HINES AS ARRBITFR IN VESSEIL OWNERSHIP CASES

LEGAL BATTLE FACED ..BY MARY PICKFORD,   Fight Over Validity of the Screen Star's Divorce from Owen Moore Is Begun In Nevada Courts—Conspiracy With Ex-Husband Charged

MARY PICKFORD PLAYS HEROINE TO KEEP ‘DOUG   People From All Over Nevada Flock to Minden to Hear Marital Troubles Aired

JUDGE HEARS FIRST ARGUMENTS IN THE MARY. PICKFORD CASE   Fight.on Validity of Divorce Decree Began in Nevada.

GREAT TYPHUS CURSE   Ten Years to. Wine Out. Plague in Poland, Says Red Cross

THE REPUGLIGAN WOMEN OF OHIO   Organizing 2 ‘‘Harding for President’’ Club Against Militant Snffragists.   WHO HAVE ATTACKED REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   Buckeye Women Republicans Hold That Their Party Made Suffrave Possible.

OHI WOMEN ORGANIZE T0 AID HARDING   “HARDING FOR PRESIDENT CLUBS BEING FORMED . THROUGHOUT STATE FOR CAMPAIGN.   WILL FIGHT THE MILLITANTS   Uphold Republican Nominee in His Statement That Republican Party is Responsible for Suffrage.

HARDING THINKS GOP. PLATFOR SUITS FOLKS OF ALL CONDITION   Militant Sufragists Will Be On Hand In Marion July 22 io Show Him a Good Time

Plans Madac lo Offset effeet of Recent Staiement ‘of Suffrayists AHacking Senalor Harding,   MEET IN MARION   Militants Will Be in Nominee’s City for Official Notificalino Cer cmonies on July 22nd. j

 ROBBED OF iTS LONE PRISONER,      Negro Held Up Venics, Ill, Police Station to Free Comrade,

MEXICAN BORDER IS CLOSED   Carranza Puts*Up Bars at Nowalex and Other Ports of Esifry, Owing to Revolt.

MEXICAN BORDER IS CLOSED      Mase — Pa ‘Carranza Puts Up Bars at Nogales and Other Ports of Entry Owing to Revolt.

CLOSE THE MEXICO BORDER   Carranza Puts Up Bars at Nogales and Other Ports of Entry.

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE MAY BE CHOSEN TODAY   JOHNSON PREDICTS REPUBLICANS WILL SELECT STANDARD BEARER QUICKLY.   PLATFORM 1S DISCUSSED   Aspirants for Election and Other Leaders Sap Leagne Plank Is Satisfactory,

JORNSON PLEASED WITH PLATFORM: CAYS LEAGUE LOGT   CALIFORNIA = SENATOR CONFI DENT OR VICTORY, HE TELLS NEWSPAPERMEN,

JOHNOUN PLEASED WITH PLATFORM   California Senator Confiden That He Will Be Nominated Today.

JOHNSON APPROVES PLANK RELATING TO THE LEAGUE   Considers That It Jostifies His At  titade—Prediets Nomination B Made Today.

JOHNSON WELL SATISFIED.   Dey‘’e Agreemest On lLeager of “a tems a Fiee Piece of Work.

LEAGUE PLANK PLEASES JOHNSON   No Request for Ratificatior of League, He Says; Conaidera It Victory.

‘CONFIDENT, VERY CONFIDENT, SEN. ~ JOHNSON SAYS   “Will Start With.a Few Dele gates But Will Gain. Repti   CALIFORNIAN CHUCKLES AND SAYS PLATFORM 1S COMPLETE VIC- TORY FOR IRRECONCILARLES.

‘CONFIDENT, VERY CONFIDENT,’ SEN. JOHNSON SAYS   “Will Start With a Few Dele. gates But Will Gain Rapidly.”   ‘PLATFORM WONDERFUL   CALIFORNIAN CHUCKLES AND SAYS PLATFORM IS COMPLETE Vic- TORY FOR IRRECONCILABLES.

GOMPERS TO CONFER ON BROOKLYN STRIKE   Governor Smith Will Try te Find Selution of B. R.'T. Tie -Nieht Service Opened.

Governor Smith Will Aid In Trying to End the Rapid-Transit Strik:

Men Are Rapidly Returning to Work --Places of Men Who Have Not Returned Being Filled By Others.   BUEYFALO STRIKERS AT WORE   Ten Voted to Return Their Demands te Be Taken up by the Labor Board,

RAILROAD STRIKE VIRTUALLY AT END IN COUNTRY   Majority of Qutlaw Strikers Have Returned to Work—Conditions Are Improved.

NEGOTIATIONS ENDED   PREMIERS OF ITALY AND JUGO SLAVIA CLOSE DISCUSSION.   Report Causes Surprise tn Washing: ton-—No Official Explanation Forthcoming.

BRITISH PRESS RESPONSIBLE FOR NEW BREAR   Report of America’s Rejectior of Allied Invitaticn Causes Friction.

COMMITTEE ENDS CONTEST HEARING   Advantage Appears to Be With Lowden,

LOWDENTEADS WNLAST TABLE — DFDELEGATES   PARTY TO PROBE SOUTH   ALLEGED ROUGH STUFF DOWN THERE TO BE y HALTED, SOON 2

YOUNG WOMAN [a HEAD IN A WRECK   MISS FLORENCE BURCHELL Vil TIM OF AUTO SPILL AT GALVESTON

ONE KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Houston People Were Returning From Visit in Galveston

ONE KILLED, THREE WU?) IN AUTOMOBILE AGEIBERT NEAR GALVESTON TOQR   PARTY WERE PROM HOUSTON ANE RETURNING TO THAT PLACE WHEN WRECK OCCURRED,

MAKE SEARCH FOR ‘TWO WOMEN   Who Are Supposed to Know of MeCae Killed by Sheriff's Posse,

GHT IN WES)   ‘wie’ of Murdered Man Is Betieved To Know Something About the (Crime,

FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL   St. Margaret's Academy at Minneapolis Wiped Out by Blaze—Loss Estimated at $75,000.

Change in Front May Affect Ratification, Tho Advocates Say It’s.Too Late.

Wm. K: Vanderbilt ; Seriously Ii       Said to Be Slow! DecHuing Toeday— He Is°tu Paris,

‘TREMENDOUS ‘ENTHUSIASM MARKS OPENING DAY OF DEMOCRATIC CONCLAVE

ADMINISTRATION 1 WELL IN CONTROL AT SAN FRANCISCO   But Opposition Forces Are Preparing to Launch Their Broadside.   CAN’T TELL AFTER THEN   Expect Nomination to Come Early After Formation of the Platform.

DEMOCRATS HOW ON SECOND GAY — OF CONVENTICI   EFFORT. IS CONCENTRATED TO CLEAR THE CALENDAR FOR PLATFORM AND BALLOTING. -

OLD RESIDENT DIES   :  estopy, MRS. MARY A. BUSH SUCCUnro.w ‘ TO LONG ILLNESS   LIVED HERE THIRTY-TWO YEARS   Deceased was Prominent in Commun. ity Affairs and’ Socia! Life of the City Was Held in High Esteem. Funeral Held Today.

DOLD RESIDENT DIES      oo Ee Sto dine. MARY “A, ‘BUSH ° ‘guct >, FTO ‘LONG: ‘ILLNESS        LIVED HERE THIRTY-TWO YEARS             Deceased was Prominent in Commun: ty. Affaira: and’ Soclal Life of the City, Was Held in High Eston ‘funeral Held Today. .

AUCRNED TO DEATH IN PIRE   Thirty-two Injured When San Francis. eo Apartment House Burns,

FARM IMPLEMENTS PRICES INCREASED THROUGH MAKERS’ ‘CONCERTED ACTION’

Price of Farm Implements we wt a Pe ae &  Has Been Boosted Too High

HARVESTER MAKER ARE ACCUSED OF TOO Blo PROFITS   Federal Trade Commission Recommends Reopining of Anti-Trust Hearing.   CLAIMS PRICES TOO HIGH

MAY REOPEN CASE. UF THE HARVESTER   Federal Trade Commission Recommends Such Action After Inquiry,

Price of Farm implements ut uv uc ye ut  Has Been Boosted Too High

CHARGE COMBINE HIKED PRICES OF TOOLS FOR FARM   ‘Farmers Hit by Implement  Cost, Report States—Legal Action Against Manufacturers Urged.  )

CONGRESSMEN PLEDGE FREEDOM 10 ISLANDS   Junketing Members of House of Representatives Make Declarations at Manila

CONGRESSMEN COME OUT FOR FREE PHILIPPINES   AT LEAST THREE OF THEM DO AT BANQUET IN) MANILA—CHAIRMAN PORTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE IS ONE.

ROB OHIO BANK OF $177,000   Bandits Escape After Locking the Oc-. cupants of Office in a Room.

ROB BANK IN DAYLIGHT   Five Bandits Escaped With $12,000 in Cash And Notes.

Religious Issue Injected In The Irish Question          BISHOPS AND 1ESTS CHANGED w ITH STIRRIAG UP DISOK-

BRITISH PR INJECTS. RE: LIGIOES ISSUE TVPO IRISH AASEE INE         CLAIM HIRHOP COMALAN  EN. UURAGES LAWLESSNESS ON: PER VEL. OF DISGEISE.

"NECTED Dh Ni ——ARISH ia         NEWSPAPER GHARG — CiRG! WITH RESPONSIB ATY FOR REIGN OF OR, .    BISHOP COHALIN Is } Z i , OBJECT DOF ATBACK      Paper Asserted He Got jHis Appoint ment Through: Influerice of Cou-: : sia and aneotls ao

RELIGIOUS ISSUE   Injected Into Irish Controversy by Leadon Paper.

ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES.   Former Tipton Man Most Fortunate in Kansas Parm Invesiment.

RICHMOND MAN ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY OF WAF   William R. Williams Appointed to Succeed Benedict Crowell. Resioned.

LIQUIDATE CITY DEBT   CILMAN MELVILLE BEFORE C. C. FORUM.   Favors Voting of Extra Millage to Relieve:City. of Bonded Indebtedness. Forum Recomimends -Appointment of Investigat Soe Cammittana — .,

PLANSTO LIQUIDATE  CITY DEBT   CILMAN MELVILLE. BEFORE C: C. FORUM:      Favors Voting of. ‘Extra Millage to Relieve City. of Bonded . Indebtedness: — Forum Recommends - Ap pointment of Investigat ine Cammittea .

HOOVER BOOM IS LAUNCHEL   ts CEMENT THAT HE WILL PO aed: NOMINATION FOF PRESIDENT CAUSES BOOSTERS TO GET ACTIVE.

HOOVER SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT NOMINATION   Former Food Administrator Says _ He Could Not Refuse Service if It is Demanded of Him.

BOOM FOR HOOVER GETS UNDER WAY   Announcement. of Former Food Administrator Theat He Would Accept Presidency Is Signal for Activity =<   $200,000 CONTRIBUTION DENIED   Charge That Cleveland Dodge Gave Big Sum ic Fund Branded as  M4 Chatrsagcenme VF th”

HOOVER GETS IN THE C. 0. P. RAC   NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN MOVE MENT WAS SET AFOOT IN SAN FRANCISCO TODAY

SECOND BLOWUP CHECKED TODAY   Patrolman Finds Sizzling Boml in New York and “Puts Out’” Fuse.   ANOTHER CLUE !S FOUND

 Finds Much Gouging “In New York Section   Chief of Flying Squadron Arrests 107 Profiteers Within a Short Time.

Government Agents Will Probe Prices Modern Jesse James’ Under Investigation Flying Squadron Secures 107 Convictions

HARD DAYS AHEAD FOR PROFITEERS  '   “FLYING SQUADRON” BUSY IN NEW YORK   Can Show Results   conviction of One Hundred and Seven Reported With Fines of  Various Amounts

Surnki vic GOUNCIL MEETS IN ITALY   First Formal Session ts Held Today at San Remo.   TURKISH TREATY TAKEN UP

SUPREME COUNCIL MEETS WN UTALI U.S. NOT COUNTED   First. Formal Session Held Monday At San Remo— Turkish Treaty Is Considered By Organination.

PAT WITH TURKS ERal PROBLEM OF OUPREME GOUNG   Will Occupy Attention of Conference Convening in Duvachan Palace.   America Not to Be Represented— Johnson Appears, Leaves for Rome.

Ac TURKIOH TREAT   UNITED STAES NOT REPRESENT hb WEPRH ALLIES,   Kiegretted This Country is Taking No Part in Deliberations,

SUPREME COUNCIL TO MEE TO-DAY   Questions Concerning Peace Treaty With Turkey Will Be Up For Discussion   U. S. NOT REPRESENTED   Britain, France and Italy To Have Premiers Present At the Conference,

SUPREME COUNCIL 10 (PEN SESSION TOUR   TREATY WITH TURKEY WILL BE FIRST BUSINESS BEFORE SAN REMO MEETING.   Ul. 5. NOT BE REPRESENTED   Prime Ministers of Three Great Powers Express Regret America Is Not Participant.

_ bs it UNITED STAES NOT REPRESENT: El WETIE 3 ie 4      Regretted This Country is Taking Xo Pi Nut ie *

ALLIED COUNCIL TO MEET,   Questions in Connection Witt Turkish Peace Treaty Will Be Considered.

Premiers In Italy to  Make Peace With Turl   ‘ UNITED STATES IS NOT REPRESENTED BUT WHILE REGRET IS EXPRESSED, NON-PARTICIPATION IS NOT FATAL AS THE PROBLEMS TO BE TREATED AT THIS MEETING DO NOT-CONCERN THE AMERICANS 

TURK TREATY Io FAST BUSINESS   To Be Taken up Today by Supreme Council   U. S.NOT REPRESENTED   This Country Will Take Ne Part in Sessions at Which Lloyd George, Millerand and Nitti are to be Chief Figures. Regret is Expressed at  Benaetaae Triaatoatae

DEATH WELCOME RELIEF 10 GREAT SUFFERINGVIENNA   ONCE GAY CAPITOL, NOW ISO. LATED, FACES ANOTHER TERRIBLE WINTER

Says Present Demoralized Market and Reduced Prices Largely Re sult of Sec. Houston's Statement   House Passes Dean Suffrage Bill, Whick Now Goes to the Senate Body for Concurrence

PURDUE SHORT COURSE TO GPEN JANUARY 18   Four Day Session at State University to be Very Interesting.

EVERYONE FREE 10 TRADE WITH RUSSIA   -osi Resiviction Has Beon Re moved by Treasury Denartmen—Business Will Be at Trader’s Risk,

Last Restriction on Trade Witt Soviets Is Removed by United States.

AMERICANS ARE HALE TO TRADE WITH RUSSIANS   Business Will Be Conducted at Individual Risk, Govern ment Taking No Hand

GROWDSWELTERS AS ORATORS TALK   Five Hours Given Over to the Nominating Speeches,   WILLIS ARCUSES ENTHUSIASM    May Abandon Son Maatinn

Geverner, Secretary of Mate and ; ore ut Senate sud Sou = rom Retéfention’ :  ences ay ates Gea .

DETERMINED 10 KILL SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Legislators: Will Remain In Alabama Several Days at Least.

Bonillas, Former Ambassador from Mexico to U. S. Reported Claiming to be Citizen of U. §

LEGION MENTO — BE- BENEFITED   NATIONAL CONVENTION PLANS TO ESTABLISH DISCOUNT STORES FOR MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOLDIER BODY.

LESIONON = LIVING COSTS        Pertinent Action to. f Taken at Convention in  Cleveland Sept.27.°

JUNCTION DEPOT T0 BE IMPROVED   REQUEST FOR NEW BUILDING Is ” DENIED BY RAILROAD COMMISSION IN DECISION   TOO POOR TO BUILD NOW   PLAN IS TO REMOVE MOST OBJECTIONABLE CONDITIONS IN 66 DAYS

JUNCTION DEPOT. “TO BE IMPROVED   NEQUEST FOR NEW BUILDING Is PENIED BY RAILROAD COMMISSION IN DECISION   T00 POOR TO BUILD NOW   PLAN IS TO REMOVE MOST OBJECTIONABLE, CONDITIONS 1 TK co NAYS '

RAIL RATES ARE BOOSTED TODA)   Interstate Commerce Commis: sion Grants Petition of Railreads for Higher Charges,   TRAISE-20 TO 40 PER CENT

CONSPIRACY TO ADVANCE PRICES BEING CHARGE!   Trade ‘Commission Reports ‘n quiry Into Implement Manuiacture.   PRICES UP. 73 PER CENT   Members of Manufacturers’ As: '. sociations Met to Agree Upon Advances.

PRIGE FIXING PLOT U3, CHARGES, FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS   Federal Trade Commission it Report Telis How Makers “Met to Raise Costs.   RECOMMENDS REOPENING HARVESTER PROSECUTION   ‘Methods of Advancing Prices to Ultimate Consumer 73  Per Cent in 4 Years.

PRICE PACT SEEN TO PROFITEER IN FARM EQUIPMENT   International Harvester To Be Sued Under Anti-Trust Law.

FARM MMAGHIN FIRM A TRUST DECLARES YS.   Recommends Anti-Trust Pre ceedings Against Harvester Company and Prosecution  of Other Firms   PRICES ADVANCE 73 PER CENT N FOUR YEARS SAYS REPORT   Increase Not Warranted by; Higher Costs Declares the Commission

CHARGES PLOT TO TILT FARM MACHINE COST   tional Harvester Ca. Methods.

CHARGES TRUST IN FARM TOOLS   Federal Trade Body Says Firms Have Boosted Price by Con- ; certed Action.    WOULD REOPEN ONE CASE   Commiesion Recommends Reopening’ of Anti-Trust Proceedings Against International Harvester Company ~ Prices Advanced 73 Per Cent. ~

IMPLEMENT COMBINE FORMED, CHARGES U.S   Trade Commission Recommends Action Against Manufacturers Of Farm Tools.

WiLL TELE OF METHODS    Used By Farm Implement Manufac. . turers to Raise Prices,

MANUFACTURERS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS ALLEGED 10 HAVE BOOSTED PRICES   Federal Trade Commission Unearths Evidence Showing Profiteering in Farm Implements — Suit Against International Harvester led Mav Re Reovened.

Recommends Anti-Trust Proceedings Against Harvester Company and Prosecution  of Other Firms   PRIGES ADVANGE 73 PER GENT I FOUR YEARS SAYS REPORT   Increase Not Warranted b; Higher Costs Declares the Commission

Federal Trade Commission An: nounces Manufacturers Of Farm Implements Over charged  Recommends Reopening Of Anti-Trust Proceedings Against Offenders

CHARGE MANUFACTURERS CONSPIRED TO HIKE PRICES OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS

112 BUCKS KILLED IN ADAMS COUNTY   ‘wo Illegal Spike Bucks and Eight Does Also Shot Game Warden Bushman Reports— Game Changes Suggested.

ESTIMATES 112 BUCKS KILLED   Warden’s Report Shows Total Was About Same as in 1919,   PLAN TO CHANGE SEASON      Some Hunters Would ‘Close Small Game Hunting on December 1 And Leave Clear Field For Deer.

LEGION CONVENTION PLANS BIGPROGRAM   KANSAS CITY WILL HAVE THE NEXT NATIONAL CONVENTION   FOR AMERICANIZATION      Are Urging the ‘Adoption of a Program of Definite National Dolicie<      Legion Wants Armistice Day, November 1], Declared a Natiohal Holiday

KANSAS CITY MAY GET NEXT LEGION MEETINE   Committee on Time and Place fo: 1921 Convention se!will Recommend.   GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS   Resolutions Committee Not Ex pected to he Able to Report Until Near End.

LEGION DELEGATES DOWN TO BUSINESS   Opening Formalities ana Parade Over, Real Work of Convention Begins.

BONUS BILL PUTS TORCH 10 POWDER AT LEGION MEET   Convention In Uproar MacNider Leading For  Commander.

LEGION GETS DOWN TO PEAL -BUSINESS.   Ex-Seldiers Meeting, in - Cleve.  land’ Haye Full: Day's , hes dee

UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS FAVORED BY LEGION   World War Veterans Demand Also That Slackers Must Have Names Published

OWAN MAY HEAD LEGION COMING YEAR   Mac Nider’s Friend: Claiming 23 States Are For Him.

A. L. CONVENTION ~ DOES BUSINESS   THE LEGION OUTLINES A BIG PROGRAM AT CLEVELAND. ©    KANSAS CITY WILE PROBABLY BE XYEXT MEETING PLACE.   Tite Leaion Fromises to Set Itself Specisfly to MWahing: Good * American Citizens,

MAU NIDER OF MASON CITY IN LEAD IN RAGE   He and F. J. Galbraith Con tending for Commander of American Legion.   KANSAS CITY GETS 1921 ENCAMPMENT   Immediate Action on Com pensation Act By the Senate is Demanded

AMERICAN LEGION COMMITTEES GET DOWN TO BUSINESS   Resolutions Committee Swamp ed and Expected to be , Last to Report   FOUR-FOLD ‘BONUS PLAN APPROVED N SOMMITTE!   Majority of Membership Favors Resoinution is Claim

AMERICA LEC CONVENTION GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS      Expects to Collect $15,000 Rain Insurance for Shower Monday.

LEGION MAY PICK KANSAS CITY   Recommended hy Committee As Next Convention Place   REPORTS TO BE MADE TODAY   Amendments to Constitution te Re Offered

SCOUTS STUNT NIGHT FRIDAY   AROUND BIG CAMP FIRE, BOYS At CHAUTAUQUA WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT,   PLAN SATURDAY cAMP FIRE

Scou ‘en Fa   AROUND BIG CAMP FIRE, BOYS AT CHAUTAUQUA WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.   PLAN SATURDAY CAMP FIRE

COMMISSION ASKS CENTRAL MARKETS   Federal Trade Body Also Urges a Licensing System Appli: cable to All Dealers in Certain Foods.

CAMBRIDGE MAN 19 ARRESTED OTN THE PONZ! EXAMINATION STATE GALLS HIM ACCOMPLICE   Warrant Against Henry F. Neilson Charges Larceny of $500 —Counsel for Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company Confer with the Attorney- ee — for Transfer to Receiver.

SLOW RETURNS ON THE RED CROSS ROLL CALL   W. Ee SPALDING, DIRECTOR. THINKS COUNTY HAS RAISED QUOTA   y tenn ion ety Over $2,000 in Hand Npw, He Said Today, With Many , Districts to Hear From

SLOW RETURNS ON THE ‘RED CROSS.ROLL CALL   are, Se Ceres W. Er SPALDING, PIRECTOR THINKS COUNTY HAS TT ae Sep OUOTA   Over $2,000 in Hand Npw, He Sai Today, With. Many {Districts to Hear Fro

G. ate WR PLANS ANNOUNCED   ee Bis: More Than Tweive Hyndred Veterans Leanne to Retend Encampment  --4at- BWSmington ‘May .25-27— QV iil Aid Centennial.

. ALR. TO AID IN CENTENNIAI   WILLIAM P. MEDSKER ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR ENCAMPMENT AT BLOOMINGTON

ONLY CHEMIST CAN ; RECOGNIZE WOOD ALCOHOI   Ha G ness, Warns Fat  asst Causes Death ov blind:         do Professor,

AMATEUR BOXERS         National Championship Tournament Begins in Boston Tonight.

1ECORD CROWD AT ROTARY SESSIOR   Greensburg Chab is Represented a Eleventh District Meeting at Ft. Wayne—Pittsford Bcostei For Governor.

HUME AFTER NIGHT OF TERROR   Population of Balbriggan Return to Their Bomb Wrecked Cottages.

IRISH TOWN HAS NIGHT OF TERROI   POPULATION OF PARTLY DEV. ASTATED VILLAGE IS AFRAID TO STAY IN HOMES

TERROR IN BALBRIGGAN YET.   FIRESWEPT IRISH MILL TOWN FEARS RENEWED ATTACKS.   After Spending Two Nighta in Filelde, Inhabltunta Crept Back to Homes Yeaterdny Morning, but Were  Ready to Leave Again. }

BALBRIGUAN STILL SUFFERS REIGN OF TERROR BY GUARDS   Half of Population of Irish _ Town Spends Night in Outlying Fields, Cold and Unprotected.

Balbriggan, Ireland, Now Scene of Horror Houses Burned or Wrecked By Explosion Bullet Kasele’ ‘Apple vee Child’ S Mouth

BALBRIGGAN TOWN WRECKED BY RIOTS   Hundreds of Refugees Return and Find Their Homes In Ruins and Shops Wrecked.

‘STRIFE IN IRELAND 1S NEARING CLIMAX    RESIDENTS OF BALBRIGGAN IN A STATE OF TERROR.   ‘Spend Nights in Hay Fields After : Homes Are Wrecked by Bombs  Or Fire—<Attacks on in destrial Werks.

“ran Ae LBEAT   ESCAPES FROM KENTUCKY BOY'S “HOME AND 4180, FROM : “T FLORIDA SHERIFF

BILLIATT. MAKES CHECESSFUL DASH FOR HIS LIBERT   ESCAPES FROM KENTUCKY BOY4 HOME AND ALSO FROM i FLORIDA SHERIFF {

LABOR SITUATION OVER COUNTRY MUCH IMPROVED REPORT OF CONCILIATOR   No Disturbance Reports Re ceived by Department of Justice During the Day

GENERAL MAY DAY      Strike Situation Better Throughout Country; Sweeping Indictments, Returned: by -Feder-: al Jury; European Labor Halts for May Day   (This Afternoon’s Dispatches)

BIG MAY DAY STRIKE FAILS TO MATEPIALIZE   No Disturbances of Consequence Reported to the Department  at tructina

MAY DAY STRIKE FAILS IN PLANS   General Strike in This Country Failed to Materialize Today   NO VIOLENCE SHOWN   France and England in Grip of 24 Hour Strike —Few Raids Made

MAY DAY RIOTS IN U.S. NOT BAD   Strike Sittation Throaghowt Coun try Netter Than Te The Reen for Weeks.

DRASTIC RECRGANIZATION OF ARMY ADMINISTRATION   YANNUNZIO ABOLISHES HIGH COMMANDS AND SUBSTITUTES ©COUNCILDS A LA BOLSHEVIK— PLAN PRODUCT OF HIS IMAGI ~ i. Tea”

D’Annunzio Effects  Big Reorganization   High Commands Are Abolished in th Fiame Army and “Councila” Substituted.

U.S. COMMERCE COMMISSION TO ACT PROMPTLY   Expected to Take Charge of Freigh Traffic and lapose Embargo on “ Non-Essentials

ANLROAD CRISIS; “MEANS NEW HARD IN FREIGHT TRAFFIC   interstate Commerce Commis ‘sion to Take Charge to Prevent - Break-Down of Distribution.

1G. 0. MAY TAKE OVER ALL FREIGHT   RAILROADS ASK GOVERN MENT FOR HELP IN PRESENT EMERGENCY.   MMANY EMBARSOES 10 COM   Interstate Commerce Commission May Clamp Down the Lid In An Effort to Relieve the Situation.

U.S. T0 TAKEHAND   Emergency Action Needed to Prevent Complete Breakdown   INDUSTRIES ARE CRIPPLED   Congestion Growing More Serious in Railroad Centers

RAILROADS IN WORST CONDITION IN THEIR HISTORY      Shortage of Workers and Motive Power Has Succeeded  In Creating a Situation That Is Near a hese:

SPECIAL ELECTION INTEREST.   Will Attempt to Replace Five Expelled Levi«iator«.

PALMER HAS FIGHT AT HOME.   One Wing of Pennsylvania Demoec-: raey Against Him.

WHEN MR. PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH MR. COX, WHAT HAPPENS? _ LAWRENCE USES IMAGINATION   In Absence of Actual. Facts, The Mail's Agieevilns Writes Dialogue—Felicitations Over,’ Wilson Brings up, the League. ne

WHAT HAPPENED AT “WHITE HOUSE VISIT   UBAUTHENTIC RECITAL OF CALL OF GOVERNOR COX.   David Lawrence Draws Os Hi Imagination fer Things That May Have Been Said, Bet Perhaps Were Net.

VICE PRESIDENT MORTON IS DEAD   Harison's Running Mate and Forme New Cork Governor Succumbs on 96th Birthday.

VICE PRESIDENT MORTON 1S DEAL   One Time Governor of New York State andAmbassador to France Lived te Be 96 Years Old.

LEVI MORTON DIES   Vice President of United State: Under Harrison Leaves Estate

A FORMER U. S. VICEPRESIDENT IS DEAD  }   Levi P. Morton, Who Held Office Under President Harrison, Died Last Night.

LEVIP, MORTON DIED, AGED 9¢   Was Goverltor of New York and VicePresident Under Warrison — Left Estate of 38,000,000

TEN MILLIBN DOLLARS LEFT BY L. MORTON   Former Vice President Died Sunday of Bronchial Pneumonia.

Bryan’s Invasion of Indiana Designed to Aid Dry Democratic Aspirant’s Race in Gubernatorial Contest.   PLANNED SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE IT CAME OFf   Young Democrats of Fort Wayne Staged Function That Stirs Bourbon Old

BRYAN Id STIRRING THEM UP   Indiana Democrats at Whité« Heat Over the Great Com moner’s Interference.

DEMOCRATS IN HIGH PITCH ON BRYAN’S ISSUE   “Wet” and “Dry” Question Injecte Into That Party's Campaign.   HIS APPEAL IS DIRECTED TOWARD CANDIDATE RIS

BODIES OF UNFORTUNATE MINERS WHO LOST LIVES IN WILBURTON MINES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED

VIGTIMG OF DISASTER IN OKLAHOMA MINE ARE BAOUSHT TQ SUREAC   EXPLOSION CAUSED LOSS OF TE’ LIVES, A RESULT OF DEFECTIVE SHAFT FANS,

MINE BLAST KILLS $ ME   RESCUERS LOSE IN VAIN ATTEMPT TO BRING ENTOMBED WORKERS OUT ALIVE.

10 LIVES LOST IN EXPLOSION   Rescuers Worked Two ' Days in Effort to Save Entombed Men

‘INDIAN FIGHTER FOUND DEAD   Judge H. M. Bullock of Alliance, Neb., Dies in Hay Loft of Heart Digease.

WOMEN MUR 10 ‘CUE LAA   DiGH WACKS ALD SALARY Will PEREAPS DOUBLE NUSIP ER PEEANG SPURNS

WOMEN SUBJECT TO INGUME TAX   HIGH WAGES AND SAWLARIS WILL PERHAPS OOUBLE NUMBER FILING RETURNS

WOMEN SUBJECT I INCOME TAK   Miust Pay Same as Men iv Thou Annual Income Exceeds $1,000, is Reminder.   SCHOOL TEACHERS EXEMPTED    Same Rules Apply to Women as te Men and Same Allowsnees are Made for Deperdents Savs Elder.

OBEY NEW CLAUSE IN COMPENSATION LAW   COMPANTES CHOOSING TO OPERATE, OUTSIDE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OBLIGED TO POST NOTICES TO THAT EFFECT.

Business and Commerce in  U. §. Hit by Freight Jam   Appeals for Aid Are Pouring Into Capital From Many Points—Big Railroad Gateways Are Choked With Loaded Freight Cars Unable to Be Moved Over Shortage of Men and Motive Power.

Britt Smith Tells of What Happened Prior to Shooting at Centralia, Wash, Last Armistice Day.   SAYS MAN IN UNIFORM FIRED THE FIRST SHO”   defendants’ Counsel Will Try to Prove That Grimm, the Slain Man, Fell Wile Committing an Overt Act,

LAY PARADE MURDERS 10 LEGION ACT   Defense In Trial of I. W. W. Blames Parader   ACCUSES EX-SOLDIER . OF PLOTTING RAID   I W. W. Secretary On Stand Tells of Fearing Attack

FA BILLO GOTTON SALES S pISCUISSED   HOUSE REFUSES TO CONCUR I> _PROVISION FIXING THE GRADE FOR DELIVERY   Agrees To Permanent Adoption pf The Provision That Cotton Has Ten Distinct Grades

AGRIGULTURE BILL PAOOED BY oENATE OPPOSED IN HOUSE   MEMBERS FROM -SOUTHERN STATES DIFFER SHARPLY OVER LEGISLATION,   AFFECTS COTTON GRADES   Provision Limiting Classification — t: Ten Grades Will Be Accepted— Other Features of Measure Turned Down.

FOODSTUFFS HOARDED ARE TO BE SEIZED   Department of Justice Ma: Adopt Method to Reduce the Cost of Liv lean ae

3 0, P, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION 1S “TUNED UP. FOR THE 1920 —— GAMPAIGN AT CHICAGO ME

a x P, NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. 4 i UP, FOR THE 1920 CAMPAIGN AT CHICAGO MEET

Bribes To Railroad Employes To Obtain Priority Shippings Are To Be Investigated   William FP. Coale, This City, Member of Coale & Co. Says He Knows of $4,000 Being Given i190 RB & CE. Eimnloves for Favors.

HEARSAY EVIDENCE ALL A WITNESS HAT   Investizalion of Reports That Railway Men Wad Boon Bribed Is Under Vay

HEARSAY EVIDENCE ALL A WITNESS HAI   —————  Investization of Reports That Railway Men Had Been Bribed Is inder Viay

CHARGE PROFITEERING.   Millionaire Department Store Man Is Arrested by Federal Men.

HARDING ENJOYS AUTO RIDE, PREPARES SPEECH   G. 0. P. Presidential Nominee Works Over Correspondence While Running Mate is Being Officially Notified of  Nomination.

HIGHLAND FCLK WALL Be FIRST   To Open Formally Senator Harding’s Prent Porch Camyaign Next Saturday.   NOMINER PLANNING SPEECH FOR THE DAY   : t is Expected to Deal Largely : With Farming and Leber Matters.

MORE TRAINS RUN ONB. R. T. SYSTEN   Though Strike Continues, Traffic Congestion im Resh Hour Is Improved

‘MERTINGS POSTPONED.   Protraet t Services , aut Mt Olive ‘Prevented by the Flu;

MEETINGS POSTPONED.   Protracted Services at Mt, Olive  Prevented by the Flu,

Baker, in Ohio, Champions Article 10 as Heart of Leagus   Secretary at Columbus Draws Ovation by Militant Defense of Covenant as ‘‘Eminently American.’’

DEMOCRATS OF OHIO PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN   HOPE TO RETAIN POWER AND WIN STATE FOR COX.   Convention at Columbus Addressed by Shining Lights of Party, Including Nominee—Harding Assailed.

CAMPAIGN TO CARRY STATE FOR CON AND ROOSEVELT FOR. MALLY LAUNCHED.

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN (5 LAUNCHED IN CHIC   PARTY PLEDGED TO RIGID ECONOMY BY THE STATE CON. “VENTION,   ADDRESSES BY NOTABLES   Cox, Secretary Baker and Senator Pomerene Among Those Who Speak at Columbus.

DEMOCRATS SET OUT TO CARRY OHIO FOR CO}   State Convention Hears Ad. dresses by Cox, Secretary Baker and Sen. Pomerene.

Democrats Pick Malley And Bradfute As Their Presidential Elector:

’ WAS ARRESTED AT WICHITA, KAS, LAST WEEK CHARGED  WITH THEFT OF CAR.   After Being Identified by Chief Zickerfoos, He Was Ordered Held for the Kansas Penitentiary Anthoritices_

GROCERS VIOLATED LAW.   Reqiiring Certain Other Purchase: With Sugar Held Unlawful.

CONTRACTS  FIREWORKS        Hoffman Buys “Battle of Chateav Thierry” for Fair.

COX FALLS INIO HIS OWN DIRTY POLITICAL TRAi   FRENCH SMIL        NE WEATHER FOR THE PARTY WITH HARDING   Six Hundred Athens Co People Went'to Jack: — son Today   Still Talks About French but Is pod Him-

TRENCHES 76 ACCOMMODATE FIFTY. ROARTIN RESP LE or , REL   ere ee, TER SPEAMING At TRE Laat TO arate, MD Surrare’

AT A. BARBECUE   Senator Harding and Hi: Party Attend Open Air Feast at Jackson, Ohio  Root’s Statement That th« League Must be Adopted May Stir up Johnson

All of Southern Ohio Has Gather. ed at Jackson for the Event and To Meet the Candidate.   BURGOO TO BE SERVED TO MANY THOUSANDS   Fifty Fat Stears Have Been Roast. ed for the Feast—Candidate Will Leave Tonight for His New York Trip, .

HARDING 1S GUEST AT A COUNTRY BARBEGU   Republican Nominee On Way to Rochester and Buffalo For Two Meetings Tomorrow.

MISSING GIRL A BRIDE,   Oklahoma Miss Found.on New Mexico Ranch With Husband.

WAS STOLEN BY CUPIn   Missing Girt Marr ied to Man 4 Now Mexico.

——————reerereerrhc eee OO ——  S )  FORMER SEDALIANS PROSPER ON COLORADO RANCH

FIERCE FIGHTING 'INIRISH TOWN   Police Rescue Comrades Besitged In the Barracks at Dombane

POLICE RESCUR COMRADES   “Cops? Besieged In Barracks ui Drombane By 260 Raiders for” ¥:     pt Seen

‘Cops’ Besieged In Barracks at Drombane By 200 Raiders for  tem CaAcnwse _

DESPERATE BATTLE FOUGHT. RY IRISH POLICE TO FREE THEIR BESIEGED-COMRADES

GOVERNOR COX /ANORTH DAKOTA   With His Fighting Spirit Increasing Candidate Moves Farther West   ANSWERS HECKLERS   Fight is Not a “Pink Tea Affair”—Squealing Has . Already Started

COX 1S CONTINUING ROUGH-HOUSE TACTICS   Candidate For the Presidency Resorting More and More 40 Tammany Hall Methods  of Campaigning.

WENT SHOPPING JEWELS GONE   Kansas City Woman Reports Loss of $9,500.   PROBING NURDER MYSTERY   Autopsy Showed Dead Woman's Neck and Right Hip Were Dislecated— Man Still Alive.

ADMONISHES  DEMOS 10  FORGET PAST   Chairman of Speakers’ Bureau Calls on His Comrades to “Bury All Differences”’ and Labor As One.   GALLANT FIGHT MADE BY GOV. COX, CLAIMS   Has No Criticism to Make of Those Who Failed to Aid the Party; Pleads for Harmony Within the Ranks,

CALL FOB NEW BEAL IN TEMOCHATIC PARTY, TIME TO FORGET THE ELECTION

DRGANIZATION UF DEMOCRATIC PARTY STARTED   Senator Harrison Calls on th Members to Bury Differences and Forget Campaign.   PRAISES CHAIRMAN WHITE

DEMOS TO UNITE THEIR SHATTERED FORCES   Another Move Launched by Senator Harrison Appealing for Union -—ifJvibute to Cox.

PULMOTOR FOR DYING DONKEY AS A ‘FIRST AlD   Leader Moves to Reorganize Routed Democratic Party   JUST ‘TEMPORARY’ ILL   WHITE DON’T GET ANY KICKS BUT SOME THINK THERE OUGHT TO BE ‘CHANGE’

SAYS SETBACK ONLY TEMPORARY ANG PARTY (9 NOT DEAD   Democrats Told to Bury Differences and Forget Recent Campaign.   REORGANIZATION IS MAD:   Senator Harrison Declares Governor Cox Made Gallant Fight Against Odds, Meas. uring Up in Fullest Degree to Important Role.

' ee eg ee re SENATOR HARRISON DECLARES PARTY SETBACK WILL BL ONLY TEMPORARY.

SEN STOR PAT HARRISON “say. ‘ OHLO GOVERNOR 48 TAGICAL : a “HOICE FOR NOMINEE;

SENATOR WANTS DEMOCRATS T0 ory MORE PEF   Harrison of Mississippi Makes  Move for Reorganization of  ~ Defeated Party

PULMOTOR FOR “DYING DONKEY “ASA FIRST AID   JUST. ‘TEMPORARY’  ILL   WHITE: DON'T. GET ANY KICK: ’ SUT. SOME: THINK THERE. ', @VGQHT.-TO BSE ‘CHANQE’

JEMOCRATIC PARTY TOLO T0 BRACE UP   SENATOR HARRISON SAYS It WILL MAKE ITSELF FELT IN CONGRESS   PRAISE FOR GOVsCOX   The Nominee and Chairnm™ George White Both Fought a Brilliant Pight Mississippian Asserts

DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO BE REORGANIZED   SENATOR HARRISON CALLS UP. ON FELLOW PARTISANS TO “BURY PAST DIFFERENCES.”

REBUILD THEIR RAZED HOME   French Family of 16 Capture Prize of 15,000 Francs Offered by Norman Davis.

LIBERTY BOND —__INFORMATIO   GOVERNMENT STILL ADVISE! BUYING OF BONDS AT PRESENT LOW RATE

HOLD ON TO LIBERTY BONDS   Advice of the Wise: Buy More Bonds atthe Low Rate, and Hold Those You Have Purchased.   EACH BOND IS SELF-EXPLANATORY   Short-Sighted People, Only, Are Dumping Liberty Bonds on Market, Thereby Losing Money.

A BGHT 10 FING   COMMISSION AND COAL MEN AT . .. SWOBS POLNT.  Astempt Made “to Avold the Com. "mission's Price Pixing.

A FIGHT TO FINISH   ©UMMISSION AND COAL MEN AT SMOKINS POINT.   Atiemp! Made to Avoid the Commimsion’s Price Fixing.

EX-CROWN PRINCESS IS VISITING AROUND   TO SPEND SOME TIME WITH Mk AND MRS. VON HOHENZOL LERN IN HOLLAND

NEED OF LEAGUE TO KEEP PEACE   EUROPE IN A STATE OF UNREST AND NERVOUSNESS.   VEAR FRANCE HAS BLUNDERED   Invasion of German Territory What President Wilson Predicted and What Allicd Nations Had Hoped to Avoid.

FRENCH ADVANCE PROBABLY KILLS “DEFENSIVEPACT   May be Forerunner of Chaos _ and More Bloodshed.  World Nervous

NATIONG RETURN  TDOLOSYSTEM IE CRARBING   Each Country Prepares to Leok After lis Own  Interests.   FRENCH ACTION PLEASES NO ONE   Failure of League o; Nations to Function  Causes Trouble.

STOLEN MONEY HELD IN BANKS BY COURT ORDER   FIVE HUNDRED BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES SERVED WITH NOTICE OF FEDERAL INJUNCTION.   Has Actress Wife

EUGENICS ACT IS NOT BINDING ON “OUTSIDE UNIONS   Supreme Court Fixes Validity of Scores of Marriages

WIS. SUPREME COUR MAKES. ITS DECISION   Declares Marriage is 4 Civil Contract in Sate Laws   ATTIRM STEPHENSON CASE   Estate Suit Settled; Reach Other Decisions Ou Tuesday

EDITOR OF INDIANA  TIMES 1S SENTENCE   James L. Kifgailen Draws 2 Day Term for Contempt. of Marion County Cowrt.=   CRAND JURY-PROBE CAUSE

JAIL SENTENCE GIVEN EDITOR   JAMES L. KILGALLEN OF THEI INDIANA DAILY TIMES IS CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT

TO SUE CHURCH FOR “TRYING TO WITHDRAW      ALDEGK DAMAGE TO PROPERT} BY MOVING PLACE OF WORSHIP,

EASTERN MINERS BEGIN TO STRIK!   a 4 25,000 Mou Wath Out Voday Bocaune President Refused ta Sign Minuvwity Repart---Camplete ‘Fie-uwp B Predicted,

MINERS TAKE ~ VACATION PLAN   DO NOT STRIKE, THEY JUS] REST ®   New Sections of Pennsylvania Field Vacated Until Demands are Acceded.

03 LOCALS WILL TAKE VACATION   Until Coal Companies Accept Their Demands

Premier Millerand Sends a Note io Brilish Governs ment Stoully Defending His Use of Military Force.   DECLARE JAPAN WILL SUPPORT THE FRENCH   ‘Paris Hears Note Has Been Received From Washington Saying  Repubtie’s Forces Should Be Allowed 10 Inflervene.

FRANCE SAYS GEN FOCH HAD TQ OCCUPY CITIES   Nation “Obliged to Say ‘That Is Enough’” o Germans’ Treaty Violations

FRENCH AEPLY TONOTE FROM GREAT BRITAIN   Premier Millerand Gives Rea sons Why Troops Were Sent to German Cities   TEUTON PROMISE HELD NOT ENOUGH   Need of Maintaining Unity Among Allies Pointed Out In Diplomatic Document

France Says She Notified the Allies on April Third of Her Proposed Ster

FRANCE WON'T PUT ~ FAITH IN GERMAN)   Telis Great Britain Occupatior of Neutral Zone Necessary for Safety

Authorities Say “Crank” Ar. rested in Blakely Coughlin Case Is Blackmailer.   LOOK FOR CONSPIRATORS   Believe Kidnapers Will Soon i Be in Custody; Keep  Names Secret,

SOON TO ARREST R EAL KIDNAPPER   Suspect In Couglin Case Still Being Seeretely Held By Police?

MOST GEADLY 6.5 [a URGED FOR U.S. ARMY   World War Shows Its Need, Says Chief in Report to Secretary Baker.

PEMOCIATIC VICTORY.   Predictéd by De. Cxtion i. MeCulloch at And Last: Night,

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.   Predictéd by Dr. Carlton B. MeCul loch at Grand Last Night.

DEATH LIST SROWS   Two Added to Toll of Wreck Wear Ravenna, Ohio

FATAL DROP OF PLANE AT TOWN OF OGALLAL!   Young Farmer Kil Killed and Lieutenant Frank Button Probably Fatally Injured.

FATAL FALL OF AEROPLANE   Yeoesug Farmer Killed and Lieutenaaet Better Fataily injured pt Qe@alialia. Yeh.

STORM AND AN EXPLOSION  BOTHER TELEGRAPH WIRES Ry The Associated Praca

i GOV. A: M. DOCKERY 1SNOW. CONVALESCENT           “General i on: Way 0 Gallatin “"(Mo.)- Home. -:

EX-GOV. A. M. DOCKERY Is NOW CONVALESCENT   Third Assistant Postmaste _ General on Way to Gallatin (Mo.) Home.

BRITISH SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES DURING BATTLE   Engagement Occurs Northwest India

‘ENGLISH SUFFER IN A BATTLE   Engagement With Kebellioas Tribes On Indian F roaticr.

BRITISH SUFFER LOSS   HEAVY ENGAGEMENTS REPORT. ED ON INDIA FRONTIER,   Derajat Column Fight Mahsuds North of Ahnai Danghi—British Warships to Black Sea.

BRITISH ARE BEATEN IN FIGHT IN INDIA   English Loss Heavy in Northwestern Frontier Engagement.   Battle Is Fought by the Derajat Col umn—British Ships Sent to Biack Sea.

BEAT BRITISH IN INDIA   English Loss Heavy in Northwestern Frontier Engagement.   Battle Is Fought by the Derajat Column—British Ships Sent to Black Sea.

AOURK DINDENGATIS IN PARES Peace Lreaty Will Ke Signed Nex Week,

TURKS ARRIVE IN PARIS   Ready t# Sign Peace Treaty Probably Next Week,

_ HONOR GENERAL GORGAS,  Men of High Rank in ‘Military Cir. eles Act as Pall Bearers.

Many Dignitaries Take Part in Pavine Final Tribute to Memory of General Gorgas

OFFICIALS PAID. FINAL RESPECTS   Funeral ‘of General “Wm. Gorgas Attended by Many Officials

WASHINGTON PAYS LAST TRIBUTE 19 MEMURY OF GENERAL WMG, GORGES   MAN WHO BECAM@ PANOUS 1 MEDICAL ARM OF SERVICE, LAID TO FINAL REST,

BESPECTS TO GORGAS.   1 Official Washington Gather at Churet t of the Epiphany For Finentl ee BB mec cee waren

GORGKG HONCRED BY OFFICERS FON ARMY AND NAVY   Funeral Services of Former Surgeon General of Army Held in Washington.

FUNERAL OF GEN. GORGAS   Officiat Washington Did Honor to Former Sucgeon General

PALMER LOSES SUIT.   Attorney General Fails to Have Legal Action Against Him Dismissed.

Passaic, N. J., Firm Scores Point In Suit Against Attorney General

NORTH ADAMS HOUSE — IS PARTLY WRECKED   Another Pushed Off Its Foundation as Result. @ Landslide During Cloudburst Early Today

MAN LEAVES CELLAR FULL OF LIQUOI   Can't Sell it or Move It-—Prob. ably Will Have to Drink it te Keep Within Law.

MARSHALL TIRED OF . HYPHENATES   “Americans Should Be Amer icans In Realty,” Vice Pres. ident Tells Tammany Chiefs   SMITH ALSO SPEAKS   Steps To Combat Efforts of Rad icalism Are Instituted at Washington Birthday Service’

LABOR PARTY GIVES OUT ITS PROGRAM   Labor Party of Canada’ May Be Rep resented by Fraternal Deleaates.

WOMAN SHOT DOWN IN DOORWAY OF HOM   By Man With, Whom She Recently Had an Altercation. Siaver’ Still at Larve.

Mrs. Clara Loomis, 45, Meets Death when She Opens Door of Home in Response to Knock by Visitor.   POSSE SCOURS COUNTY FOR SUSPECTED SLAYER   Without Uttering Word, Murderer Fires Point Blank at Forehead of Victin—Cov ers Others with Weapon as He Backs Away.

. cca nmeeiniie: . ‘uation aaiemmrceel _ PROBE VICE CHARGES AGAINST NAVAL MEN

TAKE THE PRECAUTION,   Many of the Road Crossing Accidents Can Be Prevented,

TAKE THE PRED CAUTION,      Afany of the Road ‘Crossing Accident: Can’ Be Prevented,

VICTORY DAY FOR WOMEN IN NEW YORK CIT}   Will Celebrate in Honor o Nineteenth Amendment’s Adontion

SUFFRAGISTS CELEBRATE RATIFICATION   Prominent Women Ga ther to Observe Passing of Amendment

WOMEN ARE TO OBSERVE THEIR SUFFRAGE WIN   Prominent Suffragists Gath. er in New York For Celebration.   MRS. CATT CENTER OF CONGRATULATIONS

SUFFRAGISTS HOLD ELABORATE FETE   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Given Elab orate Reception by New York Women.

SUFFRAGISTS HOLD BIG FETE   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Given Elab. erate Reception by New York Women.

WOMEN HOLD CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK   Suffrage Heads Rejoice Over Passage of the 19th Amendment.

SUFFRAGIS TS CELEBRATE VICTORY   Mrs. Catt Prsented With Bou quet From 27,000,000 Enfranchised Women.

RUSH TROOPS 10 MEXICAN BORDER   WILL REPLACE SOLDIERS WHO HAD SERVICE UNDER CARRANZA

CANADA PUTS IN CLAIM   Wants Nearly Two Billions as Dam. ages From Germany.

KILLING CHILD, SAVE MOTHER, DENQUNCED    UNIVERSITY PRESENT BRANDS SUCH PRACTICE AS MURDER; FIVE TEACHERS.BRESIGN. --

MURDER TO KILL ~ TO SAVE A LIFE   So Declares President of Marquette University of Practice of Letting a Mother Die to Save Babe.

POLES DEMANG OUTLET TO St?   Convention Signed with Ukrain ians Provides Avenue to the Southern Port

POLES MAY WIN AN OUTLET ON THE BLACK SE   Warsaw Tells of Other Economic Understand: ings Agreed To Before Present Offensive Began.

PUNISHMENT METED OUT TO HAZERS AT ANNAPOLIS   62 Midshipmen Forbidden to Attend Army-Navy Game. Players Exonerated.

TROUBLE OVER HAZING. SEEN AT ANNAPOLIS   Sixty-two Midshipmer Are Disciplined for Overstepping.

ANNAPOLIS HAZERS MAY BE -EXPELLEL   INQUIRY BRING CARRIED ON BY OFFICERS

DANIELS TO FIRE MOST OF MIDDNES FROM ANNAPOLIS   Upper “Classen Guilty Q : .-Masing Also to be _ Punished

Hazing Results ‘in Penalty: In flicted—Expulsion Is ©. ‘>. Alternative. - :   DANIELS TO TAKE HAND   Says Every Man Guilty Will Be - Expelled-—Student Charges “ Discrimination... ——-

WILLIAM INTIMATES HE WILL AGAIN GAIN POWER IN LAND HE ONCE RULED

KAISER SHOWS HOW HE’LL MAKE HOME HEADS FL)   Visitor to Former Ruler Finds Him Cutting Down -

EX-KAISER VENTS RAGE ON TREE TRUNKS   “Heads Will Fly Like Chips From Log When IT Return,’ Former German Femperor Declares.

BIG RUSH FOR WET POLAND   Forty Thousand Applications for Pass. porte Pile Up at the New York Consulate.

MEXICAN WAR MIS (23 SAYS CANTY TROUBLE GRR BE CRUSHED VERY QUICKL'   TWO PORCES OF PERERAL Thoorm WOULD BE USED FOR PURPOSE AT SAMWE TIME,

Mexican Minister of War Out-‘ lines Campaign to Crush Insurrection in Lower California Lead by Cantu   DENIES DANGER EXISTS TO AMERICAN PROPERTY

EASILY CRUSH INSURRECTION   ‘Mexican Government I: _Not Worried Over — Cantu Uprising -

CHARLES §, GLEED OF - TOPEKA I$ DEAD THER!   Funeral Services Are to Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon at Lawrence,

HARDING DOWN STH, PLEADS FOR SUPPORT!   AGAIN ASSAILING PRESIDENT... !      RECALL CIVIL WAR ANB SEES SEED OF IT IN THE LEAGUE. ai

iARDING APPEALS TO Givi DEMOCRATS      Same Policy For South as For ihe North, tie Pledges.

HARDING SAYS LEAGUE WOULD RULE BY FORCE   SENATOR SUGGESTS DIVERSIFIED POLITICS TO REMOVE SECTIONAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS

HARDING DEGLARES LEAGUE HAG SCORE OF AMBIGUITIES   APPEALS FOR EARNEST CONSIDERATION OF REPUBLICAN  PRINCIPLES. ‘

Suggested as Remover of Last Traces of Sectional MisunGerstanc.rg -—— Republican Policies Good for South as Well as North ——- Candidate Drives to Batileflelds.

HARDING MAKES BI FOR SOUTHERN VOT   Appeals for Support of &. 0. P. Ticket; Suggests Diversified Politics

HARDING TRYING ~ TO DRIVE WEDGE IN SOLID SOUTH   Republican Nominee Urges Chattanooga Voters to Give G. O. P. Principles Careful Consideration.   DWELLS UPON HEALING OF CIVIL WAR WOUNDS   Declares Mason-Dixon Line 1s Only Historic Memory-—Promises Equal Treatmegt for Alt Sections—Claims Wilson Has Usurped Powers of Congress.

Protective Tariff Is Urged by Sen. Harding in Tennessee Speect   Presidential Candidate Wil Make Rochester End His Eastern Tour.

AGAIN ASSAILING PRESIDENT. !   RECALL CIVIL WAR AND SEES SEED OF IT IN THE LEAGUE.

"SELLS" G..0.'P. TO SOUTH:   SAME POLICY FOR. “ALL. SECTIONS PLEDGED BY HARD! ING.   Chattaneega ' Crewa. Cheerea. ‘Attack on League and, -fer ‘a Mipate, a Thrust at Ambitions ef: ‘Peesident Wileen.

HARDING APPEALS “TO DEMOCRATIC * SOUTHS VOTERS   Promises Sam ePolicy of Help ful Protection to All American Production.   SAYS UNDERSTANDING ALL TWO SECTIONS EVER NEED   Attacks Administration for Its Conduct of Affairs at Home and Abroad, Saying Wilson Dictated to Congress at Expense of Party Platform.

HARDING ADDRESSES APPEAL 10 SOUTH   NOMINEE ASKS EARNEST CONSIDERATION OF REPUSLICAN PRINCIPLES. :

HE AaKS EARNEST CONSIDERATION OF G. 0. P, PRINGIPLES   Says Republican Party Has Same Policy for All Sections of the Country.

AARDING 3 PLEA TO SOLD SOUTH   Asks Consideration for Party Principles   ONE POLICY FOR ALL   Republican Candidate Suggests Diversified Politics as Thing Required to Remove Last Trace of Sectional Misunderstanding — All North and South Ever Needed

HARDING OPENS — FIRE ON VOTERS. OF SOLID SOUTE   Urges Clearances of All Sectional Differences in Chattanvoga Speech.

CONFERENCE Is BAGK ON JOB   Industrial Body Named By President Wilson Tackles Big Task Anew Today.

INDUSTRIAL BOARD MEETS AGAIN TODAY   Resuines Sessions After Reves: of Several Weeks During Which Time Tentative Play Was Disenssad

INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE REASSEMBLES FOR WORK   Begins Consideration of Mass of Suggestions Resulting from Request for Criticiam

Second Industrial Conference Meet:   President Wilson's Seecad Confer: ence to Consider Stabilization 0! Industriay Conditions.

CONSIDER MASS OF SUGGESTIONS   Second Industrial Conference Reassembled in Washington

DUNE ERENGE WILL SEEK A SOLUTION   *~RESIDENT WILSON’'S INDU TRIAL BOARD MEETS FOR SECOND TIME   Regional Boards to Take up Work of Conciliation and Adjustment May Be the Plan  “ to Be Favored

Leads General Wood By Wide Margin While General Pershing is Swamped By Avalanche of Votes,   BIG BRYAN VOTE   “Comunaner” Who Stumped Field Against Hileheack On Dry "Slale Appears Have Had Great

WILSON TAKES UP BICYCLING   Massachusetts Manufacturing Com pany Receives Order for Wheel for President.

PIOTING CONTINUES IN LONDONDERRY   Opposing Parties of Unionists ané Nationalists Shoot at Each Other Over Barricades.

MAKENOEFFORT TO STOP FIGHTS IN IRISH TOWN   Soldiers Merely Try to - Keep Non-combat ants off Streets

STREET FIGHTING CONTINUES TODAY IN LONDONDERR}   Military Forces Deyuie Attention { Roeping Non-cambutants Gut of ‘jnger Zone.

CHAMBER ASKED TO AID RAILROADS   Urgent Appeal to Assist in Pro. viding Better Transportation Facilities.   INCREASE IN TRAFFIC   Shippers Asked to Load And Unload Quicker. Explains The Life of a Freight Car.

RAILWAY COMMITTEE OF UNIT ED STATES CHAMBER OF COM MERCE URGES CO-OPERATIO? BY SHIPPERS AND CON SIGNEES

SANDUSKY PLANTS GET 6. OF C. PLEA   National Body Asks Them to Help Relieve Car Chortaqne.   LOAD HEAVILY, PROMPTLY   Care in Loading Will Preven’ Delays, Says “Committee's Report,

COMPANY PAYS 100 PED CT. QNIDEND   Owners of Porto Rican Sugai Stock Receiving Big Cash Returns for Year.

PEACE TREATY 15 BUCK TA HANDS. OF SENATE COMMITTEE   Pact Probably. he Returned lo the Senate Floor Neal Week   LODGE VERY ANXIOUS TO DEFER ACTIONS

WORK STARTED ON IMPORTANT PLANKS   Plattorm Builders at Work o: Treublesome Issues,   ‘ONE DEALS WITH TREATY   Dubers Treat on Industrial ReTations and Mexico —Entire  Harmony Predicted by Re pabliean Lenders — Task Conmplicated by Reaction ‘Against Conference Progranl   MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD.

SENATE AGREES 10 VOTE SATURDAY ON PEACE RESOLUTION      CLAUSE. REQUESTING PRESI TO NEGOTATE SEPARATE LACT STRICKEN OUT,

WATERBURY IS QUIET,   State Guards Are On Duty In Gon nectucut Town,

Mayor Called on Governor for Help When Situation Got Beyond Control of Local Police.

EXPATRIATES INVITED BACK BY PRES, HUERTA   Those With Charges Against Them, However, Must Face Trial, He Announces.

INVITES MEXICANS TO RETURN HOME   Provisional President Outlines New Policy of Country   Declares He Will Give Guarantee: to All Political Candidates In Mexico,

FOR LAND - OF MEXICO   Former Mexicans Are Tu Be in vited to Return and Help Country.

MEXICO INVITES FYPATRUTES T0 RETURN AND WORK   Invitation Issued to Many Men to Return and Become Citizens in Regular Order of The New Republican Gov:  ernment.

MEXICO PLANS RIGHT   INVITE FOREIGNERS TO) RETURN AND BEFILD   Say They Wil Exes n 1 Try to Estah. lish Law, ude and Good Faith.

MEXICO TO WELCOME BAGK EXPATRIATES   Those With Charges Against Them, However,..Will Have To TriaL :

NEW MEXICAN PRESIDENT ASKS HELP FOR NATION   Says Those With Charges Agains ' Them Must Face Trial on Their Return.   COUNTRY NEEDS SERVICES IN REBUILDING ITS’ GLORY   Asserts That He Will Not Repre sent the Interests of Any Political Party.   SEEKING ONLY BETTERMENT   Says He Will Strengthen Diplo. matic and Commercial Relations of the Nation.

Mexican Provisional President Asserts Determination to Favor No Political Faction of Country

INVITES MEXICANS TO RETURN HOME      onal President Outlines New Policy of Country          Declares He ¥ to A Politte VU  IW Give Gu  Candidates In

ASKS EXPATRIATES TO RETURN   Presideet de ln Heertia Waate Them te Help Rebseild.

QIOREGARD LEADERS   SENATORS ON BOTH SIDES TRY FOR COMPROMISE,   Treaty Sittation. Appears Hopeless ly Contased Now,

EYE  WORDS nL uP WHOLE PEAT TREATY   Senate Committee Is Very  Seerelive Over Colby  Appointment   RADIO NEWS STATION MEASURE APPROVED   Oil Lands Restrictions on Foreigners Discussed in Senate

PEACE TREATY  IS IN BALANGI   Fate of Document Suspended “Dn Two Short Sentences In It.

TWOSENTENCES CHECK SENATE   Article X Holds up Treaty; Wilson Attacked by French: Writer. —   “REVENGE FOR SILENCE”

ARTICLE. TEN  ~~ 1S THE ISSUE      FATE UF THE. PEACE TREATY HANGS ON 1T ALONE. ©   IT IS BELIEVED THAT’ FINAL -PESTAWILL COME FRIDAY.   There [May be Eleventh Hour Commise bat Little Prospect Of it Is in Sight.) Now.

HUNGARY WANTS {TS “SOLDIERS REPATIATED   Asks: ‘a Loan’ From U. S. anc Japan to Carry on the Worl “In Siberia in Statement Is sued Today.—Peace Dele gatés Virtually Prisoners.

A COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING NEXT MONDAY   Regular March Meeting of Entire « Membership at Town Hall, Some Important Busfnexs to be Considered   MEMBERS SHOULD ATTEND

COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING NEXT MONDAY NIGHT   own and Township Road Graveling, Memortal Day, and Fourth of July Celebrations Will Be Discussed   MEETS AT 8:00 PF. M. SHARE

A FINE LECTURE FOR MERCHANTS   Must Adopt Late Methods, Fix Up Windows and Advertise Continuously

ADVERTISING MAN SPEAKS TO MERCHANTS AND CLERKS   $s. F. Fannon, of Dayton, Ohio, Last Night Adéresees Large Audience Here.

REPUBLICAN LEAD GROWING IN THE STATE   Harding Will Carry State By 350,000 — State House Will Be G. O. P.

HARDING GIVEN OVER douldul LEAD IN IOWA   Entire State ficket : Safe; Legislature . Strongly G.O.P..

IOWA FOR HARDING 350,00   Believed Completed Returns ..Will Show Immense Republican Plurality—Al] Congreasmen Elected,

Ordered to. Give: Priority to. ‘Transportation of Road. ' Making .« Materials a: and ' Supplies. :

ROAD BUILDING MATERIAL WILL GET PREFERENCE   Ohio Railroads Ordered te Haul Material As Preferen tial Shipment.

GENERAL  DECLINE (N FOOD PRICES   Retail Grocers’ Head Pre dicts Reduction.

FOOD PRICES TO DECLINE SOON   Unwillingness of Banks to Loan Money Given as the Cause 

Retail Grocers’ President Declares Food Prices To Continue Steady Decline

EXPECTS STEADY DROP IN PRICES   ‘Head of Retail Grocers Assoc _ tion Says Drops Will Continue   Says Reduction in Canned Good: Coming

FOOD PRICES ON THE TOBOGGAN   GENERAL REDUCTION IS PREDICTED BY CHICAGO EXPERT.   BREAD TCG BE LOWER   RESTRICTION  OF BANK CREDITS IS ONE OF THE REASONS.   The Price of Potatees, Tomatoes and Canned Goods of All Kinds ; Shows a Distinct Slump,

FOOD PRICES TO COME DOWN SAYS CHICAGO GROCER   BANKS UNWILLING TO LOAN PRODUCERS FUNDS.   President of Chicago Retail Grocers Association States that Articles of Food Due to Decline.

GENERAL REDUCTION Ot FOOD PRICES PREDICTED BY NATIONAL GROGER   EVERYTHING EXCEPT BUTTER AND EGGS DUE FOR GRADUAL DECLINE IN PRICE,

DROP IN FOOD. PRICES AHEAD ON ALL LINES    President of Chicago Retail Grocers’ Association Predicts — General Reductions      LACK OF CREDIT CAUSE

PEACHES REACH LOWEST PRICES IN MANY YEARS   ALL FOOD ARTICLES WITH EXCEPTION OF EGGS AND BUTTER TO DROP, ASSOCIATION HEAD DECLARES

HARDWOOD TO BE CUT 33 PER CENT,.OTRER GRADES TY  KRE REDECED 4 LITTLE   LOWER PRICES ON ALL FOOD SUPPLIES EXCEPTING BUTTER AND EGGS

FOOD PRICES TO DECLINE GROCERS ASSN. HEAD SAYS   Butter and Eggs Only Exception Chicago Man Declares.

FOOD PRICES DUE FOR HUGE DECLINE GROCERS PREDICT   ‘Many Staples Already _ Are On Down Grade And Still Falling.

STEADY REDUCTION MUST COME, SAYS RETAIL GROCERS’ EF         BANKS A BIG FACTOR   All Food Products Except. Eggs and Butter Are Due to Hit the Toboggan Soon

STATEMENT MADE BY HEAD RETAIL GROCERS.   Foods of All Kinds to Follow Shumy in Cotton and Woolens—High Interest Rates for Borrowed Money One Good Reason,

Food :Prices.in Chicago — Tumble; Columbus Feels” Cut ih Building Material

Head of Retail Grocers Says All Articles, Except Eggs and Butter, Will Drop to Lower Levels.

GENERAL REDUCTION ES Phe DICTED BY PRESIDENT OF RETALL GROCERS’ ASSN.   LWMBER PRICES ALSO OF   The Reductions Range from 23. to 38 per cent, Declared Manager of the American Wholesale Lumber Dealers’ Assn

A Of SERIES TODAY BY 1-0 SCORE   Cleveland Holds Marginal Lead Ta World's Series Title Race Winning Four “Games Gut of Six   SOUTHPAW PITCHING DUEL FEATURES TODAY’S BATTLE   Speaker Scores Winning Run on Double by Burns in Sixth ‘Inning

CASE OF CHICAGO BLACKS pEADY FOR THE JURY STATE WITHESS BLAMED   FORMER NEGRO POLICEMAN PRIN {IPAL DEFENDANT IN) WHITE SLAVE WEARING,

CHAMBLISS CASI NEAR END.   Ex-pelicoman WI Not Take Stand in Own Behalf,

FRENCH SOCIALISTS SPLIT UP   Two Groaps Divide on Qaestion of  Uowrow €( onmmuniam.

BANDITS KILL TAXICAB MAN   Shet While Hestetiog “eisere of Compeny Payreli.

RESERVES GUARD BALTIC AGAINST. IRISH PICKETS   Lipton Leaving as Passenger Repeats Challenge for  Pe ee ee ae

FOR TIWE ALOFT      “Goliath” Remains in Air Mor Than 24 Hours With Two Pilots

BREAKS ANOTHER FLIGHT RECORD   Airplane Goliath Remained ir the Air 24 Hours and 19 Minutes

BRORKE FLIGHT RECORD   french Airplane Remained in the Air for Twenty-four Hours

RIRPLANE MAKES WORLD'S RECORD IN AIR 24 HOURS   Goliath, French Machine, Gain: Distinction of -Shattering Record Made in 1914.

(ORWAERTS BITTERLY CONDEMNS EFFORTS TO KEEP FORMER KAISER’S FORTUNE INTACT

“NO CLOVE VOR UPHE K      Vorwaerts: Opposes Atlempt te Reo Withelm's:Vortine Mituet.

GEAMAN EMPEROR'S PAIITE” FORTUNE ~ CHAT AE TAKEN   German Paper Attacks Bit. terly the Decision to Let the Hohenzollerns Take All They Had Including Castles And Private Treasures.   SAYS HE RUINED GERMANY   And Should Not Be Allowed To Take Away Riches

Ex-Kaiser Keeps Castles _ And 83 Villas, Gives Only  Ruins to Estate, Is Charge   Eccentricity of Sum in Disposal of ohenzollern Fortune Is Con demned by Berlin Newspaper as Masterpiece of Prussian Efficiency. -

GERMAN NEWSPAPERS OPENLY ATTACK ThE HOLDING INTACT OF HOHENZOLLERN ESTATE

FFFORTS PUT FORTH 70 SAE FORTUNE OF EX-KAISER BILL   Newspaper Says Move is Made Jn Behalf of the Man Who “Ruined Germany”,   PRUSSIAN EFFICIENCY “1c @FEN IN MEASURE.   Bill Provides that Former Emperor Shall Receive Great _ Sum as Compensation

HITS PLAN TO AID KAISER   Berlin Paper Attacks Bill as Move in Behalf of “Man Who Ruined Germany.”

BITTER ATTACK — ON KAISER BILL   Berlin Vorwaerts Assails the - Measure to Keep intact Wilhelm’s Fortune. ‘   PIECE OF PRUSSIANISM

efforts to Keep Intact the Former Kaiser’s Fortune   Prominent German Newspaper Says the Movement  Is on Behalf of the Man Who Ruined  She Oe. FP 8

LEAGUE GF NATIONS PROPOSITION UP   Majorily and Minority Reports Before Methodist Conference,

TWO REPORTS: BEFORE THE METHODISTS   Difterences:. Develop. Regarding the League-cf Nations,

Methodists in a Majority Report Favor Indorsement of the League of Nation:

DIVIDE ON NATIONS LEAGUE   WUnajorits and WMinerity Keporte Filed With the Wethodist General

METHODISTS SPLIT OVER LEAGUE ISSUE:   ‘Delegates to General Conference At  Des Moines vividefl Uver world ederation

METHODISTS IN DWISION UPON NATIONS’ LEAGUE   IWO REPORTS ON Ur UP      STAND ON PROHIBITION TAKEN, WET CHIEF iS SCORED

CORK CITY HALLIS ROCKED BY BOMBS   Part of Building Destroyed at 4 O’clock in the Morning— No Casualties.   RIFLE FIRE FOLLOWS BLAST   Constable Wounded When Police Patrol Is Ambushed at Dunmore-— Assailants Are Beaten Off— Sean MacBride Released.

CORK CITY HALL BADLY DAMAGED   ROOMS IN WEST END OF BUILDING WRECKED BY BOMBS.

CITY HALL IN ~ CORK SCENE OF BOMB OUTRAGE’   Six Explosions Partly ” Wreck West End of the Structure.

BOMBS DAMAGE CORK CITY HALL   SIX BLASTS FOLLOWED BY CON. SIDERABLE RIFLE FIRE   Premier Lleyd George Arcues Police in Ireland Do Not Act Without Provocation,

CORK CHTY HALL BADLY DAMAGED BY EXPLOSIONS   jombs Thrown Into Building: Through Windows at Early Hour this Morning

BOMB CORK CITY WALI   One Section Destroyed by Subsequent .Fire—No Loss of Life Reported.

CITY HALL OF CORK BOMBED   SIX EXPLOSIONS ARE HEARD AT ABOUT 4 O*CLOCK THIS MORNING.

CORK’S CITY HALL BOMBED: FLAMES FOLLOW BLASTS   Lloyd George Justifie Police; Mac Swiney  Much Worse.

CORK’S CITY HALL IS DYNAMITED   Portion of Building Wrecked When Bombs Go Off   FOLLOWED BY RIFLE FIRE   Department’s Records For 5¢ Years Are Qestroved

CITY HALL AT CORK, IRE, 1S BOMBED   Six Explosions Followed by Rifle Fire

Bombs Wreck Cork City Hall Teday   Six Blasts Heard In Irelands Captte!---Considerable Rifle Firing Follows Explosions

CORK CITY HALL BOMBED TODAY   Six Explosions Destroy Part of Building. Some Firing. Nc Casualties Are Reported So Fa

CORK CITY HALL PARTLY DESTROYED   Six Explosions Heard in — Building.

CITY HALL AT CORK - J§ BOMBEL   BUILDING PARTLY DE.  STROYED THIS MORN: - ING <BY- Six BXPLO ' Ong.   No Casualties Reported: — - Water Department Burned Out With Books and Records of Fifty Years.

CORK CITY HALL IS. DAMAGED BY BOMBS   Water Department Records For Vifty Years Are Destroyed— Health Bureau Attacked.

Records ot Fifty Years Are Destroyed by Fire After Explosion   (GUN FIGHT IX STREET   Soldier Is Killed and Another With Four Crvitans, Wounded,

Early Morning Attack on Mu? nicipal Building Does Much  ‘Damage but No Casualties Result so Far as Known

Large Pieces of Cast Iron Like Shell Casings Are Found in the Debris of ~Cork - City Hall After the Dynamiting   MacSwiney on His 58th_Day of Hunger Strike Reported to Be. Stronger: Three of 11 Cork Strikers Near Death   BY ASSOCIATED PRESB. Sar MAAS) LAGS,

Piet AIRE. ike ct 4 ek I ong a se a TU ene noe ear manent ies NOE rae  DART OF CITY HALL AT CORK, IRELAND, DESTROYED BY BOMBS DURING MORNING

FIRING FOLLOWS SIX EXPLOSIONS IN EARLY MORN   NO CASUALTIES ARE REPORTED YET IN WRECKRY RITDING.   “KT AMES OUENCHED   Blaze Put Under Control, Few People Slept Last Nicht.

BOMB HITS CORK HALL   Pieces of Shrapnel Found—-No Cas. ualties—Much Rifle Firing Heard.

HOUSTON RAPS . AMERICAN ALLY   Scores European Nation “Still Borrowing, Stupidly Crying for Rescue.”   'HE PROBABLY MEANS FRANCE   Secretary of the Treasury Says No Nation in Europe is in Worse Plight Than Southern States After Civil War.

U. 0, ALLY AAPPED BY 0. F. HOUSTON   Secretary of Treasury Scores Unnamed European Nation.   HEARERS THINK IT’S FRANCE   Declares It Is “Still Borrowing and Stupidly Crying for Rescue”’—Expects High Prices for Years— Points to Civil War.

SOVIET HORDES — POUR INTO KIEV   Strongest Forces Yet Sent Against Poles   CITY RECAPTURED   Warsaw States Defenders Make Orderly Withdrawal Before Reds,

MANY RUSS REDS NEAR KIEV   Poles Encounter Greatest Number of Niviscians of the War.

POLES WITHDRAW ARMY FROM KIEV   BOLSHEVIKI, BACKED B* MANY DIVISIONS, POUR INTO CITY.

RUSS REDS POUR INTO KIEV   Bolsheviki Backed by Greatest Num ber of Divisions Poles Have Ever Faced.

RED THRONGS AR mIRC WTO KE   Poles * Withdraw in. Face “0 j Great. Numbers of Bol\ sheviki. — 3

BOLSHEVIK FORCES — “POURING INTO KIEV   Thirty-three Divisions Have Been Identified, —

Defeat of Peace Treaty Without Reservations or  With, Predicted by Reec

DEFEAT OF TREATY PREDICTED BY REED   MISSOURI SEN*4TOR SAYS RESERVATIONS CANNOT SAVE.   Uniy Hope Lics in Elimination o League Covenant—tLodge Provisions Upheld by Johnsvun of California.

REED PREDICTS -OCMATE DEFCAT OE PEARE PACT   Missouri Senator Says Lodge Reservations Are “Irreducible Minimum’ For Protection.      HIRAM JOHNSON TALKS OF “MENACE OF LEAGUE’   Continued Efforts at Washing:  ton for Compromise as  Major Dispute Reached,

DEFEAT OF PEACE TREATY DEAD SURI   With or Without, Senator Reed Tells His Fellow Diners.

ROOREVELLT TO XTART TOUR.   Nominee Will Make Intdal Address to BPheeter at Chirczceo. -

OPENING OF CAMPAIGN   Mr. Roosevelt Will Speak To. night in Chicago

ROOSEVELT CAMPAIGN BEGINS   Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Jaunches First Stamping *  io     pee

DEMOCRATS WILL START STUMPING JOURNEYS TODAY   Roosevelt Will Open 1920 Campaign at Chicago; Cox Is Ready.

FRISBY 10 FACE CRIMINAL JURY    President of Associated Packing Con cern Brought Back From Detroit to  Face Charges of Conspiracy in  §$tock Sale Frauds.

PACKERS CHIEF — ARRESTED IN _ DETROIT TODAY   ind is oj, His Way Back to fowa in Custody of Deputy Sheriff

RUSH TO CHICAGO HEIGHTS   Deputies Are Sent After [il Feeling Be. tween White and Colored ts Shown.

INVITE PRESIDENT TO JOIN IN OFFER TO UTALIAN NATION   WotLD WESNIDERAW ALL PREVI. OUS AGREEMENTS IN ADIATtC AFFAIR,   FAILS TO CAUSE SURPRISE   Mthials at Washington Refuse Toe Discuss Action Will Be Taken  — Note Vow Before President, ©

President to Reply to Latest Note in a Few Days, Report.      ARBITRATION WOULD TAKE MONTHS. BELIEF   Time Required Immaterial i Compared With Benefits, I ~~ Officiala’ View>ourn >

PRESIDENT MAY HELP TO SETTLE FIUME QUESTION   Invitation of Allied Premiers to Mr. Wilson to Join Them in New Negotiations Pleases Washington.

ENTENTE REPLY 10 WILSON RECELVEL   INVAPATION TO HAVE PRBESL DENT JOIN IN NEW PRO. POSAL NO SURPRISE.

SUGGESTION FOR NEW ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT   BRITISH AND FRENCH PREMIERS INVITE WILSON TO JOIN IN PROPOSAL.   Note Containing Proposition Is Nov Before President, Whose Reply Is Expected Soon, —~

ADMITS KILCIWG HIS WIFE   State’s Attorney’s Office’ at Chicago Announces Wanderer Has Made Complete Statement.

STAGES HOLDUP TO KILL WIFE   Chicago Man Confesses to Doubi Slaying, Police Say—Wanted to Rejoin Army.

WAGE INCREASE FOR 35,600 MORE STEEL WORKER:   [Four Companies in Mahon ing Valley to Grant   RPancte

TWO STATES IN RACE TO PLEASE THE SUFFRAGIST:   Republicans and Demo crats Now Seek Hono: of Enfranchising _ the Women of Country.

RAGE MAY OPEN ON WOMAN VOTE   Parties Seek First Honors in Win: ning Suffrage

DEMOCRATS AND BO. Peo Ik CFF AGE AACE   Tennessee and Vermont Governors Seek _to Aid Parties by Having Amendment Ratified

SIFFRIG FOR WOW EN   Democrats and Republicans Redouble Efforts to Gain Favor and Feminine Vote   Connecticut and Tennessee Being Prodded by Tlie Parly Leaders.

RAGE IS ON TQ OBTAIN SUFFRAGE FAR WOMEN   Democrats aad Republicans Redouble Efforts to Gain Favor and Feminine Vote   Connecticut and Tennessee Being Prodded by Ihie Parly Leaders.

TWO PARTIES BID FOR WOMENS’ VOTE   Race is Qn to Bring About Ratification.

Speaking With. Vigor Gov. ernor Cox .is- Determined That Harding Shall .   Says McSwiney Dies as a _Martyr.— Broke Down Doors.to Hear Bim -

COX GETS BACK TO HIS OLD HOME TOWN   Speaks at Middletown Where He Was a News Reporter and ‘ High School Student   M’SWINEY DEATH COMMENT

~ INCREASES   CHARGES HARDING TRIED 1% GAIN’ PRESIDENCY UNDER FAGSE PRETENSES   CROWN BROKE LOWN THI DOORS TO HEAR HIM LAST : MIGHT

Governor Back at His Old Home Stamping Grou Campaigning—Shows How Republican Nomi Trine tn Straddie on Leaaie lesue.

COX CARRIES FIGHT “FOR LEAGUE TO HOME ~ OF EARLY BOVHOOE   Says He Does Not Intend Hard: ing Shall Fool People on the Issue of the League.

OV.GOX GON BACK TO OHIO   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE RE TURNS TO HOME STATE FIGHTING FOR LEAGUB OF NATIONS.   VISITS HIS EARLY HOM   Spending Today Campaigning in th District Where He Was Born and Has Since Lived—Continuous Attack on Harding.

COX SPEAKS TODAY IN NATIVE STATE   ALSO MAKES FIRST TALK AT DAY. TON SINCE SPEECH OF ACC PPPTANcPE

‘JIM’ WELCOMEL BY HOME-FOLKS   Former Cub Reporter Retums to Middletown te Ask Support for Presidency of United States— + Warmly Received   Govemor Cox Charges Harding Tries to Win Under False Pretenses—Makes Statement on Death _ of MacSwiney

COX 1S STILL FIGHTING FOR THE LEAGUE   Democratic Candidate Is Attacking Harding Stronger Than Ever.

COX SPEAKS IN HIS HOME TOWN   HE ASSAILS HARDING ANI CALLS M’SWINEY A MARTYR,

LEAGUE FIGHT ~ WAGED BY COX   Comes Back Strongly Agains Harding as Last Days of Gampaign Approach.

COX FIGHTING FOR THE LEAGUE   He WI Speak at Jayton Tottight tor First Thlme Since Speech of Acceptanee

Gerard Will Dekate With G. D. Monroe   Joint Debate ou Presidentia] Issuc Botween Gerard and Monroe a Sioux Falls, March

GERARD ACCEPTS DEBATE CHALLENGE   FORMER AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY TO MEET G. D. MONROE.

RUSSIAN TROOPS IN CRIMEA DEFEATEL   Soviet Forces Flung Back Across  The Dnieper River, It Is Declared.

SOVIET TROOPS AGAIN TROUNCED   FORCED BACK ACROSS THE DNEIPER RIVER TO WRANGEL.

"BURDEN TO: WiFE, SCHOOL TEACHER KILES “HIMSELF      Leavés Note Saying He Fear: Will

a  i] OME AT i i TORK       wD. Shannahan is Vie: tim of Bullet; Leaves  bs gee ee       FARED LONG ILLNESS

LOOKS LIKE A GO,   Union Traction Company signs Up for Pifty Shares,

LOOKS LIKE A GO.   Tnion Traction, Company Signs! Vy i Ror Fifty Shares.

ENYON HAS NEW PLAN TO MAKE Pann CITIZENS   Would Wipe Out Taint o Foreigners in United States

ASKS ENGLAND TO DEAL RESOLUTELY WITH RISE   'Ulsterites Subscribe to Resolu tion Against “Campaign of Crime.”

SORN PRICES FALL N STAMPEDE 1 ADARD OF TRADE   Rush to Sell in Chicago Due to : Doubtful Financial Conditions.   CRASHES IN WALL STREET

PROVISION PRICES DECLINE,   Execlted Selling Smashes Down Quotations on Board of Trade,

TURKS (TO BATTLE BRITISH   Reds Are Gathered on the Marmora Front—Siege of Hadgin , ® Lifted.

JOHNSON HAS Bie LEAD OVER WOOD   Michigan Primary Results Show General in Second Place

Up State Counties are Returning Wood Pluralities and Wil! Cut Down Johnson’s Big Lead

SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS: IN MECHIGAN      1400 Precincts. :@ive Californinn 104, 502 to 60.275 for Wood. Lowden™ aud Hoover Neck and Neck:  for Third Place =:

SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON LEADS IN MIGHIGAN   1,100 Precincts Give Californian 104,50S to 60,275 fer Wobd.. Lowden and Hoover Neck-and Neck for Ehird Piace

PERSHING BOOM RESTS ON ACTION NEBRASKA TAKE:   AMY LOS rh Jaen  rpc au

SENATOR JOHNSON HAS BIG LEAD IN  MICHIGAN PRIMARIES  1100 Precincts Out of 2400 Give Him A Lead Over Wood, His Nearest Competitor, of 42,000   Wet Demecratic  Candidate Leads

HOT GREAT Ital, oAYo CAL. MAN   1181 Precincts Out of 2421 Give Senator Lead of 42,722 Votes

California Senator Gets Early Lead in Southern Michigas Despite Wood Sentiment it Northern Counties.   EDWARDS AND HOOVER LEAD DEMOCRATIC LIS   Wayne County Goes Stron; for Wet CandidateN Politi. cal Situation in Wolverine State in Tangle.

Wood Gains On Johnson  In Primary   Miliary Stan in Gate Hetmyns: trom Upstate Cutting Down Calitortinn’s Commanding Lead,

SENATOR JOHNSON OF CALIFOR. ‘NIA IS LEADING THE G. 0. P. =LOWDEN IS FOURTH_

DR. AUAG ON  OTAND AT OLA ING TIAL   Dr. E. O. Sawyer Declares Prisoner Brooder, and Com munity Menace

NEW INSANE [9 MEDICS VIEV   insanity Sharp Tells Court Accuset  Vian is Sufferer from Mental Dis  @ase; Dementia Praecox Makes It:  Appearance in Case.

DR HUAG ON sTAND AT AYR  TAAL   Dr. E. O. Sawyer Declares Prisoner Brooder, and Com munity Menace

HARDING IN GHIO   Speaking Dates of the Senator Officially Announced.

SOURCES OF WASTE. QUTLINED BY HOOVER   PRESIDENT-ELECT OF ENGINEERING SOCIETY ADDRESSES ORGANIZATION..

HOOVER OUTLINES THREE SOURCES OF PRODUCTION WASTE   Former Food Administrator Speaks At Meeting Of Engineering Societies.   MEANS OF COMBATTING DIFFICULTIES SUGGESTEI   ‘Declares The Nation Faces Period O: Readjustment And Unemployment,

HOOVER DISCUSSES SOURCES OF WASTE   PRAISES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PRINCIPLE AND URGES GRADING OF WORKERS

U» S. WASTRELL NATION   Hoover Speaks on Changes Whict Must Come in Readjustment Years.

NEW BREAK “IN. N SUGAR PRICES.  A New York Kerining Company Cuts

FIX MARGIN OF SUGAR PROFITS   Wholesalers May Add One Cen —Retailers Two Cents, To The Cost.

PALMER LIMITS SUGAR PROFITS; ORDERS INQUIRY   Wholesale Margin Is Placec at Cent; Retail Two \ mante

TWO-CENT ‘SUGARPROFIT LIMIT—PALMER   JArrorney GENERAL ORDERS PROSECUTIONS IF PRICE EX » CEEDS THIS AMOUNT 

INSTRUCTED 10 HOLD OUGAR PROFITS DOWN   DEPARTMENT SENDS TELE GRAMS TO ALL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS

SUGAR PROFITS ARE LIMITED BY PALMER’S ORDER   Gne Cent for Wholesale, Two for Retail, Aliowance.

HOLD PROFIT * TO ONE CEN]   Depacknent “of. Justice “Sends ‘Telegrams: to: ' ‘LTT S? Attarneve ”:

PROFIT ON SUGAR FIXED AT 2 CENTS   Individuals Making More That Amount Per Poung Will Be Prosecuted.

ot To MARGIN ON SALES OF SUGAR   Attorney General Fixes Meas. ure of Profit to Dealers in Product

PROFITS FOR SUGAR FIXEL   One Cent a Pound fo Wholesalers and Tw Cents for Retailers.

Palmer Fixes Margin Of Profitson Sugar For Wholesalers. Retaifers

PALMER SETS LIMIT, FOR GOV. ERNMENT OF DEALERS.   Holds Wholesalers to One, and Retailers to Two Cents Profit on Commodity.

SUGAR PROFIT IS LIMITED TO 2 CENTS POUND   Palmer Wires Instructions to  All U. S. Attorneys Today   JOBBERS HELD DOWN TO   GAIN OF ONE CENT PER POUND—U. S. DEPARTMENT TO PROSECUTE VIOLATORS.

QUGAR NUS! Bt SULD Al ONE PROFIT   Attorney General Issues Orders For Immediate Prosecution Of Profiteers in Sugar.  Wholesaler Allowed One Cent  ise ae ie ee ee A. Ne

PALMER GUTS SUGAR PROFITS   ATTORNEY GENERAL ALLOWS ONLY ONE CENT PER PONUD FOR WHOLESALERS; TWO CENTS FOR RETAILERS.

DEALERS GET THREE CENTS APOUND GAIN   Palmer Takes Action; O’Connor Given Instructions.

PROFITS © ON SUGAR: AGAIN SET   ONE CENT POUND FOR WHOLESALERS AND  ‘TWO CEN TS FOR RENATY ER   Department Sends Instructions to U. S. Attorneys Reiterating the Policy of  Holding Margin on Sugar Qalag

GOVERNMENT T0 LIMIT PROFITS OF SUGAR DEALERS   ONE CENT FOR WHOLESALER AND TWO CENTS FOR THE RETAILERS,

PALMER SETS MARGIN OF PROFIT ON SUGAR   Wholesalers Allowed Cent a Pound and Retailers Two,

SUGAR PROFIT IS SET AT 2 CENTS FOR RETAILERS   Atty. Gen. Palmer Names Profit Dealers May Take.

 CENT PROFIT   ATTY GENERAL SAYS 1 CENT TO WHOLESALERS —2 CENTS TO RETAILERS   HINES TO EUROPE   Walker Dy Hines to Leave Soom for Kurope on Confidential Mission Yor President

PROFITS ON SUGAR FIXED BY PALMER   WHOLESALERS TO SELL AT 1. CENT MARGIN AND RETAILERS AT 2 CENTS.

SUGAR NUS! Bt OULD Al ONE PROFIT   Attorney General Issues Urders For Immediate Prosecution Of Profiteers in Sugar.  Wholesaler Allowed One Cent And Retailer Two Cents Per Pound.

FIXES SUGA R PROFIT      One Cent for’ Wholesalers and Two Cents for Retailers

LIMITS PROFIT: “ON SUGAR SALES   Attorney General Palmer Sets _. Two-Cent Margin for Retail Dealers.   TO PROSECUTE PROFITEERS   T. W. Bunte, President of Chicage Candy Company, Faces Arrest on Charges of Conspiracy to Violate Lever Act.

LIMITS SUGAR PROFIT   Attorney General Paimer Sets Margin for Deaiers.   One Cent for Wholesalers and Two fo Retailers—Chicago Candy Firm Is Accused.

MARGIN OF PROFIT ~(S SET ON SUGAR   Wholesalers To Be Allowed One Cent Per Pound and Retailers Two Cents.

AUTTERINE COMPANY PAYS HUGE PENALTY FOR BREAKING LAWS   Nearly Fiftv Thousand Dollars Turned In As Fine and Costs To United States Court

NE HIEES mt tt WN ISMN   Discouraged by Probable Result of Court Decision.   FLOODING OF WET CENTERS 1S FEARED   When Millions of Gallons o  Liquor Are Available.   Revision of Some of Prohibitior  Regulations Now in Effect Is Being Made—Officials Are Facing a Grave Problem.

“DRY” LAW CHIEFS IN UTTER DISMAY . AT LIQUOR RULING   ‘Hold Consultation for Further Huterpretation of Court's.5 Decision. <<   REGULATIONS ARE BEING MODIFTET   see New Ways to Prevent Vio. lations of Prohibition Law and Removal of Liquor  “a _ From Warehouses.

FLOOD OF BOOZE SEEMS CERTAIN   Supreme Court Decision Mat Demoralize. Efforts at Enforcement of Liquor Law.   BILLION DOLLARS WORTH

BOOZE PROBLEM CAUSES DISMAY   Among “Dry’’ Law Chief: Who Speculate About Effect of Court’s Decision.   MUCH IRRIGATION  FOR ARID WASTES   Holding of Supreme ‘Court May Let Loose Billion DolJere Worth of Liguors.

TEAR SUPRE  COURT RULING MAY UPSET DRY AGENTS’ Pl ANS   Washington Officers Expect Decision Will Demoralize Enforcement Work.   TO REVISE REGULATIONS   Internal Revenue Dept. May Call For Guarantees From * Whiskey Owners.

LIQUOR PROBLEM PUZZLING PROHIBITION LAW CHIEFS IN THEIR EFF ORTS TO STOP RUM   NO DISCRIMINATION BETWE EN COMMERCIAL AND BONDED WAREHOUSES MADE IN DECISION HANDED DOWN BY T HE COURT.

AMERICAN SUPPORT OFFERED HUNGARY   American Military Representative In Budapest Preffers Help To Peace Dea'eration.

WHITE CANNIBAL ~ TALE ALL MYTH   EXPLORER OF ISLAND OFF COAST OF GCALIFORNIA HASN'T SEEN MAN EATING GIANTS

WAANGEL HAILED AS SAVIOR OF ARMENIA ~ BY SMALLER MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE   Agitation Started To Re-Equip Army For Use Against Bolsheviki and Turkish Nationalists Now Attacking Armenia.

GEN.WRANGEL MAY BECOME SAVIOR OF ARMENIAN PEOPLE   NOW A REFUGEE FROM THE BOLSHEVIKI FORCES; IN CONSTANTINOPLE.   BRITAIN REGISTERS STRONG OPPOSITION

LAN TOSAVE THE RANE NTANS   Members of World League Would Use General Wrangel.   ARMENIAN PROBLEM HAS MANY ANGLES   Twenty Million Gollars Needed To Help Country.   Forces of General Wrangel May Be Equipped and Sant To Fight “Reds” and Turkish Forces Over in Armenia.

WRANGEL MAY BE SENT TO RESCUE THE ARMENIANS   Refugee General's Forces Considered Logical Tool of the Léague         BRITAIN 1S OPPOSED

WRANGEL IS SEEN AS SAVIO!   Small Powers Believe He Could Save Armen  ia from *‘Reds.”

: ‘MOB SENATOR'S SON-IN-LAW   Gustaf Nelson “Rushed” by Crowc After Acquittal in Minnesota Shooting.

SURGEONS MUS DETERMINE DEATH OF OLIVE THOMAS      Autopsy Is Insisted Upon By French Judges Over Protests   DENY PICKFORD’S. STORY

Autopsy Ordered On Mrs. Jack. Pickford   i 5 After Case -Had ‘Apparently Closed Judge Creates Sensation in Colany ‘py Decreeeing Probe.

AUTOPSY WILL BE ELD UE ACTRESS RORY   Paris Officials Unsatisfied With Reported Cause of Olive Thomas’ Death   WAS INTOXICATED ON NIGHT OF POISONING   JACK PICKFORD, HER WS. BAND, SAYS THEY SPENT NIGHT DANCING IN NOTOs RIOUS MONT MARTE.

UNSECURED CREDITORS OF THOMPSON ESTATE TO MEET GN JUNE.L:   Amogul of Dividend Froa §1,500,00 & he _Abolted w Pennsylyaula

CREDITORS MEET IN PITTSBURGH MONDAY, JUNE44   Referee Blair Calls Unsecured Claimants in Thompson Estate to Pass on Schedule.   PAYING SECURED CL AIMS:

WILL GUARD OTL CAMPS.   Workmen in Tampico Petroleum Picids Will Be Protected.

GARRISONS FOR: ALL GIL CAMPS IN TAMPICO REGICN      Plan Provides Protection For Workmen In Petroleum Fields at All Times.

VOTE TO CONTINUE WORK OF CITY “Y’   WILL NOT TURN’ BUILDING OVER TO BOARD OF EDUCATION   To Avoid Duplication of “Boy Work” Is Problem Before New Committee   If Y. M..C. A. Is Maintained, Next Thing Is to Finance the Institution

WILL NOT TURN BUILDING OVER _TO:BOARD OF ‘EDUCATION   To Avoid Duplication ‘ of “Boy Work” Js Problem Before’ New Committee

ot erate aia  MINE WORKERS RATIFY . ACTION OF OFFICERS   Green Declares Any Other Course Would Have Been  an Right the GCavernment:

GOAL SETTLEMENT PATIFIED BY MEN   Miners Vote to Approve Officers’ Action and Accept Any Award Made by President Wilson’s Commission.

MINERS RATIFY TERMS   Union Workers’ Delegates Approve Wilson Coal Plan,   Convertion Votes, 1,639 te 221, to Itndorse Pact Agreed to By Their Chiefs.

MINE WORKERS IN CONVENTION. RATIEY  ADCEPTANCE OF THE AMILSON PROPOS!   Action of Officers i: Taking 14 Per Cent Raise F.ndorsed

MINERS RATIFY HEADS ACTION   In Accepting President Wil son’s Settlement Proposal.   VOTE WAS 1,639 TO 221   Also Agree to Abide by Decisior of Commission Appointed by President.

Vote of 1639 to 221 Also. Favor -President’s Commission to Investigate Conditions

MINE WORKERS ACCEPT.   Vote ‘vo Ratiiy Lewis’ Acceptaace of Witson’s Strike Settlement.

MINE WORKERS VOTE 1 FOR RATIFICATION ' GF WACE ACREEMEN   Yole 1,639 for and 221 Against: Ac -ceptadce of Presidents Plan; Comuiission Included.

MINE WORKERS ENDORSE PRESIDENT’S PROPOSALS FOR SETTLING STRIK!   RATIFY ACTION OF INTERNATION AL OFFICIALS IN ACCEPTING PROPOSALS,

HINERS MEETING     TES TERMS ~ OF SETTLEMENT   Vote 1,639 to 221 ‘for Ratifica ._ tion; Will Abide by: Commission’s Awards.

MINERS ACCEPT WILSON PROPOSAI   ‘Convention Of United Mine  Workers Accepts Settlement By Big Vote.

DELEGATES UF MINERS FAVAR AR]   Overwhelming Vote For Encors ing Action of The Official: in Ending Strike.   CARRIES VITAL AGREEMENT   Opportunity Given All to Take Part in Debate.

Miners Ratify Action of Officers      United Mine Workers of America 8 Ratify Action of Officers Accepting President Wilson's Suggestion.

PRESIDENT LEWIS TO ADDRESS MINERS   CONCENSUS OF OPINION IS THAT MINERS WILL ACCEPT WILSON’? POLICY AND AFFIRM — OF OFFICERS.

RADICAL MINERS SHOWED UNDER IN CONVENTION VOTE   Delegates Vote 1639 To 221 To Affirm Action of Officials.   INSWRGENT FORGES CLAMOR FOR WORDS FROM LEADER!   Attempt to Make Speech I  Stepped By . Presiding Of ficer.

EXPEGT MINERS [1) APPROVE ACT ENDING STRIKE   Defeat Of Radical Element Is Forecast By Storm Of \ppliuse Por Green   LEWIS OBIECTS TO VOTRE YESTERDAY   Vinal Sessions Of Convention Seems Scheduled For Today

—TIMON LEANERS   VOTE: “SHOWS. 1,639.FOR, “MOTION: 221. AGAINST   Expression” ‘of: Sentiment Follows Plea of Acting President Lewis. for Endorsement of Report of Officers

UNION ENDORSES ACTION OF OFFICIALS IN ACCEPTING PACT   STRONG MAJORITY OF 2.000 DELEGATES VOTE IN FAVOR OF PROROSAT..   LEWIS MAKES PLEA   Any Award to Be Made by President's Commission Is O. K.ed.

MINERS RATIFY 14 PERCENT ~ SETTLEMENT.   VOTE OF CONFIRMATION 1S TAKEN AFTER SPEECH OF PRESIDE::7 LEWIS.

MINE WORKERS RATIFY ACTION OF OFFICIAL   Vote Means Acceptance of Any Award Made by President’s Commission.

MINERS ENDORSE - OFFICIALS’ WORK ~IN-ENDING STRIKE   Green . Admits Govern: ment Could Not Be Whipped in Fight   HE. DEFIES OPERATORS

VOTE TAKEN AFTER PLEA BY LEWIS   Union Head Asserts Approval Carries With It Acceptance of Any Award Wilson’s Commission May Make.

COAL MINERS BY 8 TO 1 VOTE RATIFY SETTLEMENT   Overwhelmingly ‘Approve Action ¢ Leaders in Accepting Strike Settlement.

NINERS VOTE ENDORSEMENT (F OFFICERS   By Vote of 1,639 to 221. Affirn Acceptance of President’s Offer.   BEEN DEBATING THREE DAYS   Means Acceptance of Decision o! Commission—Radical Speaker Hushed.

MINERS UPHOLD SETTLEMENT OF THE COAL STRIKE   Ratify Action of Internationa! Officers By a 6 to 1 Majority Today.   WILLING TO ACCEPT ANY NEW AGREEMENT   Award to Be Made By Pres ident Wilson’s Commission Will Not Be Rejected.

DELEGATES  li Hl PAVAR ACT   Overwhelming Vote For Encorsing Action of The Officials in Ending Strike.   SARRIES VITAL AGREEMENT

UNION WORKERS DELEGATES APPROVE OF PRESIDENT'S —   Convention Votes, 1,639 to 221, to tn. dorse Pact Agreed to By Their Chiefs.

ACTION ENDING STRIKE. - APPROVED BY DELEGATES   Vote is ‘Taken Just Before ‘Noon By Special Convention On Murray's Motion.   LEWIS MAKES PLEA FOR RATIFICATION OF ACTS   f Ser ae ee  j Action Carries With it Accept anee of Any Award to Be Made By Commission,   SITUATION 1S . EXPLAINED   International President Wins His Point in Vote of 1,639 For ' te 228t Against,

0. K. SETTLEMENT PLAN   CONVENTION OF MINE WORKERS INDORSES WILSON’S TERMS.   Union Delegates Approve by a Vote of 1,639 to 221 Pact Agreed to by Chiefs.

ACTION HAS BEEN RATIFIET   Accepted Proposal of President to End the Coal Strike

JOHN M. AT KINSON’ _ Topay ANNOUNEI ES “HIS CANDIDACY   Former Speaker of House and : Attorney General Would  - Ba Governor of State;   MADE PUBLIO HIS. : PLATFORM. Tan   Highway Improvement, Prohibition Enforcement, Budget System, Better. Schooly ~-Amonoe Pinnle

RAISE $8,225 AT SPECIAL TOWN MEETING SATURDAY   Amount to Cover Over-draft in Road Depart ment. Meeting Adjourned to December 11 When Committee on Bridle Paths Will Report

seem corer renengaoen Qe. tence enennennsenanenene  IMPERIAL VALLEY OFFICIALS VISIT HANLON’S HEADING

SUFFRAGE MEETING IS ENDED   International Cengress Coacliedes at Geneva, Switscriand.

THE CAUSE   Germany Notifies League She No Longer Considers Herself Bound By Clause Suryendering Colonies,   ADMISSION TO LEAGUE  TO BE WARMLY PRESSED   Decided Swing In Favor of Admitting Berlin Government to League is Sees Despite French Objections.

GERMANY WILL SEEK TQ RECOVER LOST COLONIES   NOTIFIES LEAGUE OF NATIONS SHE NO LONGER CONSIDERS HERSELF BOUND BY TREATY

Germany Noti;es League She i No Longer Bound by Colony Surrender Clause of Treaty

DANIELS 1d GIVEN BLAUK CYL BY LANING   Captain Laning Sides With Sims in Telling of Short comings.  Prods Secretary of Navy in Testimony  Given.  Says Secretary rary Negligent In Important Affairs.

Officers Found It Hard Job to Get Action on Plan: and Policies Owimg to the ‘Personal Characteristics’ cf Secretary; Testifies Before Senate  Committee.

NAVY THROWN IK GAD BY U. 0 ENTRY IN WAR   Assistant Bureau Head De clares No One Knew What To Do.   RAPS ATTITUDE OF SECRETARY

HIGH NAVAL OFFICER CRITICIZES DANIELS   Captain Laning. Asserts Socre tary’s Personal Characteristies Caused Confusion.   VIRTUAL CHAOS EXISTED IN NAVY AS WAR BEGUN   Tells Senate Committee No One Knew What to Do With Important Matters.   NO ONE TO GIVE APPROVAL   Testimony Given-in Connection With Charges Made to Committee By Admiral Sims.

LANING TELLS: ABOUT LACK OF GENERAL PLAN   Blames Secretary Daniels for Handicaps to. » Quick Action. Bo  ities

CAPTAIN LABRIRG ON THE RAW   CHAOS IN NAVY WHEN LL S., ENTERED THE War.         BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Intimates ‘That Personal Cha: acter~ isties of the Se eretary Elad Some-~ thing Co Do With Conditions.

CHAOS EXISTED IN NAVY WHEN WE BEGAN WAR   Assistant Chief of Navigation During War Says Trouble Was Lack of Plan.   DANIELS GIVEN TO DELAY   Letters of Witness Seem to Contradict Testimony—Lack of Ptan Cost Heavily.

CAPTAIN LANAING CRITICISES DANIEL   NAVY CHIEF COMES IN FOR ANCTHER SCORING [FROM MAN HIGH UY IN NAVY'S OFFICJAL FAMILY,

GHAUD ALIGNED  NN TAY Wht WAR DECLARED   NOBODY KNEW WHAT TO DO AND SECRETARY COULD NOT BE APPROACHED WITH IDEAS.

CHAOS EXISTED  IN NAVY DEPT. SAYS CAPTAIN LANING      Personal Characteristics of the See—_—retary--Often-Made_It Impossible To Get Approval of Really Important Policies.,

Captain Laning Dex Declares No Oue Knew. What To Do When Bu-.¢ reau’s Plan Was. Disapproved. «2%

YILLu  iS IVEN BLALK LYE BY LANING   Prods Secretary of Navy in  Testimony Given.   Says Secretary Negligent Ir Important Affairs.

NAVY IN CHAOS AT START OF WAR, SAYS CAPTAIN LANNING   Nobody Knew What to Dx When Plans Disapproved, Officer Tells Committee.

SIMS HEARING TAKES UN LIVELY INTEREST DURING LAST STAGES OF INVESTIGATION

NAVY STATE -ONEOF CHAOS, ~ SAYS WITNESS   SENATE COMMITTEE TOLD DANIEL'S POLICIES TENDED TO  TIpery preptnicin:

DANIELS HELD: UP IMPORTANT: NAVY ACTIVITY   CAPTAIN . LANING . SAYS, NAVY VAS IN BAD SHAPE “DURING WAR.   “Tells Senate. Comunittee . ‘That’    t  Huge Sums Were Squanderga: Uselessly. ,

CHAOS EXISTED _IN DEPARTMENT   Assistant. Chief Bureat of Navigation Before the Committee

CHAOS RULED U. S-NAVY AS WAR OPENED   Sea ‘Forces in Bad. “Way ‘When America Entered » War; Says Officer. ©   DANIELS. ACCUSED OF [DELAYIN G OPERATIONS

Invariable Delay Cansed by Secretary Near Intolerable During War, Officer Tells the Sims Case Investigators   Cabinet Members Too Busy te Pass on Vital Policies. Captain Harris Laning Says jn Recountine Experiences

Captain Laning Gives Testimony Before Senate Cammittee.   TELLS OF CONFUSION   Blames “Personal Characteristics” of Secretary Daniels for Delay.

'Daniels’ Procrastination — In Business Matters ‘Laid Bare by Captain- Laning   1 . ee eee - ax72  War Found Navy_in ‘Chaoti¢ Condition, Declares Witness Fol: Jowing Sims in Senate Inquiry inte Charges  - f of Inefficiency.  ‘ , 28

CHAOS EXISTED IN NAVY DEPT, WHEN U. 5, ENTERED BIG WAR   Another Officer Gives Damaging Evidence in Hearing.

SAYS DANIELS DELAYED ACTION ON NAVY PLANS   Assistant Chief in Department Says Chaos Existed When War Came.   NO ONE KNEW WHAT TO BO WHEN PLANS’ WERE REJECTEL   Is Amazed That Navy Wa: Able _ te’ Accomplish Work It Did.

VIRTUAL CHAOS — _ EXISTED IN NAVY   Testifies Bureau of Navigation Assistant to Senate Investigating Committee.   DANIELS DELAYED ACTION   Captain Harris Laning Amazed That Navy Accomplished Such Efficient Work Under War Time Conditions,

TELLS WATUAL CHAOS IN AVY   Assistant Chief of Navigation Testifies oh Conditions When War Started.   NO PLANS OF OPERATION

VIRTUAL CHADS IN NAVY DCP IS THE CHARGE   This Condition Prevailed a Time U.S. Entered War Says Officer.   ACCUSES DANIELS . OF CAUSING DELA‘   And is Amazed That Navy ‘‘Accomplished Remarkable Work It Did.’’

VIRTUAL CHAOS IN NAVY DEPARTMENT AT START OF WAR   CAPT. LANING OF NAVIGATION BUREAU GIVES TESTIMONY.   DECLARES DELAYS  OFTEN ENCOUNTERED  { 1 {   Refers to “Personal Characteristics of Secretary of Navy Making It Impossible To Get Ap ee oT

CHADS EXISTED IN DEPARTMENT Aa NAVY ENTERED WAR   Assistant Navigation Chie’ Says No One Knew What to Do.   Plans Presented to Secretary : Were Almost Invariably  Delayed, He Says.

CHAOS IN NAVY IM 1917   Captain Lanaing, Assistant Chief of Bureau of Navigation, Testifics Before Senate Body.

“taval Captain Says This Was Case When U.S. Entered War,   SAYS 1T WAS ‘NOT PREPARED’   He Also Testifies It Didn't “Carty On" in Elliclent Ways as It Should tave Done,

ASST. CHIEF OF NAVIGATION ON STAND IN PROBE   Declares Personal Characteristics Of Secretary Often Made It Impossible To Get Policies Approved   SAYS SECRETARY WAS CAUSE OF ALL DELAY    Personal Interest Taken In  Matters Absorbed Too Much Of His Time, Declares [he Officer

DANIELS METHODS ‘AS NAW HEAD SCORED BY WITNESS   Secretary Delayed Action on Every Plan Suggested for Campaign with Warships   War Head of Navigation Tells Senate Committee Cabinet Official Was .Dilatory

GHAOS IN NAVY SAYS OFFICER   Important Official During Wa Sustains Sims’ Testimony Against Daniels.

THE US. NAVY TWAS IN: CHAOS   NO‘ONE KNEW ‘WHAT “TO: WHEN WE ENTERED WA             IMPOSSIBLE TO GET APPRO OF IMPORTANT POLICIES.              Lauing, Assistant Chief of [Bureau of Navigation Confirms Sims’, : . , Charges, 1

DANIELS oTALLED, GHAQG AELGNED IN NAVY, AID STATED   War Accomplishment Amazing to Navigation Officer “in View of Conditions.   IMPORTANT PLANS OFTEN MISLAID BY SECRETARY   Officers Used All Possible Ways to Get Policies Thru by Sidestepping Chief.

AoOc ATO DANIELD BLOGKED POLICIES   BUREAU OF NAVIGATION OF. FICIAL SCORES SECRETARY IN TESTIMONY   Plans For Carrying on the War Disapproved By Daniels, Captain Harris Laning  4 Tells Committee

STICHT DAMAGE TO WHEAT   Reports Indieate That High Winds Played Some Havee With Growaque Cean ef Grain.

SLIGHT DAMAGE TO WHEAT      Reports Indieate That High Winds Played Some Havoc With Growina Cron of Grain.

PORT AND VOTING BILLS UNSETTLEL   SENATE ADIOURNS WITHOUT TAR ING VOTK UPON PROPOSED LEGISLATION.

Shortage of Wheat. Will Cause Bread Prices_ to Soar, Government F inds

HIGHER PRICES FOR FLOUR A TOBE EXPECTED   Government Report” Shows a Shor Crop in UL S. and Throughout tie World   i DISSOLUTION OF GRAIN i - CORPORATION A FACTOR   Corporation Can Not Now Contra! Prices—Further Advance Is Not Impossible

PREDICTS CTS INCREASE _  IN BREAD PRICES   Rising Flour and Wheat Quotation: ‘Will Lead To High Bread  ( ; i  “Price, :

‘BREAD PRICES GOING HIGHER REPORTS SHOV   Crop’ Ketimate Shows Supply ‘Will Be Short and Prices Will Be Forced Up. ©   SHORTAGE “OVER: WORLD

BREAD PRICES 10 GO STILL HIGHER   Rising Flour And Wheat (Quotations Make Certain Further Increase

A general view of San Remo.   Bread Prices Will Soar As Flour and Wheat Are Advanced; Big Holdover

INCREASED BREAD PRICES LOOM FOR CHESTER PUBLIC   Wheat, Failing to Reach High Level, Still Go ing, Cause   Crops Short ee No Guarantee Take Hope of Federal Aid

CAN LOOK FOR I   Government Experts Believe That the Price of Bread Will Increase _   ACCOUNT OF FLOUR   The 1920 Wheat Crop Will Be Short—Dissolution of Grain Corporation

BEASLEY HUNT IS ABANDONED   Authorities Believe Multi Murderer Has Eluded the Pdésse.

GERMAN INTENESTS WORTH ABOUT $400,000,000   Profits Being {Pied Up wit _ Complicate Settlement.

$400,000,000 German Property Is Still Hett:., By the United: State

ROOD CONSTRUCTION CO LOSES DREDGE IN FIRE   LARGE MACHINE , CAUGHT. IN MARSH FIRB NEAR FAIRCHILD

eal idaaiiieiciasieed).- Saaeee J)  ROOD CONSTRUCTION CO. LOSES DREDGE IN FIRE      LARGE MACHINE CAUGHT IN MARSH FIRE NEAR FAIRCHILD

VILLIA ORDERED 10 APPEAR AT CAPITAI   Summoned for Holding American— Give Yanks Guarantees—Carranza Still Pres.

PREMIERS GET NOTE.   Second Missive From President 0 Adriatic Question.

ALL OF CONGRESS IS REPUBLICAN   COMFORTABLE MARGIN ELECTED IN BOTH BRANCHES,

DEGKRES CONEFERRED   Yasons Hatt Special Communcatien  aw ACadnacdlaw

\LLIES TO RAISE {USS BLOCKADE COUNCIL DECIDE!   “ommercial Relation: With Russia Will Be Reopened At Once.

NAVAL AWARDS “FIGHT GETS T0 SENATE FLOOR   Marine Corps Commander in Testimony Takes Is sue With Sims.

NAVY MEDAL CAUSE DEBATE IN THE SENATE   EDISON'S PART IN SUBMARINE DETECTING DECLARED TO BE NEGLIGIBLE.    Walsh Wanted to Criticise Admiral Sims for Revealing Confidential Instructions

TWICE REACHES SULEMN SENATE   Bitter Debate in Naval Award Controversy   PROBE IS CONTINUED   Major General Barnett and Rear Admiral Grant Appear as Witnesses Before SubCommittee—Senator Walsh Introduces Resolution Criticizing Rear Admiral Sims.

DISCLOSURE OF NAVAL SECRETS DENOUNCED BY SENATOR WALSH   Sponsors Resolution Criticising Rear Admiral.

ATTACK ON SIMS IN THE SENATE   WALSH OF MONTANA THINKS HE SHOULD BE CONDEMNED.   SAYS HE TOLD NAVAL SECRETS   1dmiral Accused of Violating Contidential Information—Head of Awards Bureau Knight to  Give Testimony.

NAVY AWARD ROW AIRED IN SENATE   CONTROVERSY ¢ BROUGHT Ut TWICE AND BRINGS FORTH BITTER DEBATES.   WALSH CRITICISES SIMS   introduces Kesolution Flaying Ad. miral for Laying “Confidential Instructions’ Open.

Walsh of Montana Censures Sims For Reporting Conlidential Orders Regarding Great Britain.

MARINE CORPS HEAD DEFENDS SECRETARY OF NAVY'S ACTION   Controversy is Discussed on the Floor of Senate on Two Resolutions Offered.   BITTER DEBATE FOLLOWS DISCUSSION OF QUESTION   Chairman Hale Withdraws Pro. posal When Opposed by Administration Senators.

SENATE CONSIDERS GIVING OF AWARDS   Nava! Deccration Controversy Twice Reaches Floor.   DEBATE PROVES BITTER

ot EDISON GOT CAEDIT DUE TH NAVAL OFFICERS   arine Corps Commander Tells of Submarine Detecting Devices.   VE NTORS WERE REFUSED CROSSES BY DANIELS   Bitte  ‘+,  Debate in Senate in Con  versy Started by Ad miral Sims.

NAVAL AWARDS CONTROVERSY IN THE SENATE   Discussion Over Inquiry Brings Forth Bitter Debate Twice During. Session of the Day.   t . a GENERAL BARNETT . DEFENDS DANIELS

EGUNOMY WAVE HITS CONGRESS; GUT ORDERED   80th Houses Slashing Away at Most of Appropriations.   Senate Eliminates a Bud get of $42,500,000 From Measure.

ATTACKS SIMS IN THE SENATE   Senator Walsh Score: Admiral for Revealing Secrets

Sen, Walsh Criticizes” Admiral Sims for His Revelation of Confidential Instructions; Gen Darnoatt tite Daniels’ Policies. .

SiGK LEFT TO DIE FROM HUNGER AND ~~ COLD IN SIBERI   British Qfficers Arriving at Harbi Describe Horrors Witnessed West of trkutsk.

DROP CASE OF PLOTTER      Labor Department Cancels Deporta. tion Charges Against Sarjar, Native of India.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CANCELS FIRST ACTION   Deportation Proceedings Against Ne tives of India Will Likely be Quickly Disposed Of

A CROSSING ACCIDENT   er ee  Horse and Buegy Strack by Traction (ar at Hobbs Crossing

GERMAN LEADERS REACH AGREEMENT WITH WORKMEN   Achieve Basis For Restoring Peace In General Industry.

AGREEMENT “IS REACHED   Workmen and: German Government Settle: Differences

STRIKE REACHED   Fighting Reported to Continue, However, in the Ruhr Valley District.   BELGIANS PROTEST FIRE

HUN WORKERS SATISFIED BY GOVERNMENT   Vill Mean End of ‘General Strike That Has Been. Paralyzing Country. ~   ‘EBERT MINISTRY TO' _ BE “FRESHENED UP”

AGREEMENT WITH WORKERS   Report General Strike in Ruhr Valley Has Been Broken,

AGREEMENT REACHED WITH UWA VALLEY WORKERS 15 REPORT   Report Received of Formation of New Cabinet With Bauer  Premier

GERMAN FOG LIES THICK   And the Chances of -the Revolution Are Not To Be Accurately Gauged   APPEARANCES ARE THAT EBERT GAINS

WORKMEN'S ARMY WILL BE FORMED, PARIS STORY SAYS   Unions to Have Cabinet Place; Socialization of Mines and Food Change Aims.   ALL MAJORITY PARTIES IN ACCORD, STATEMENT SAYS   They Are Said to Believe New Revolt Possible as Baltic Troops Stil Have Arms.

AGREEMENT REACHED BY GERMAN » GOVERNMENT WITH WORKMEN IN RUHR VALLEY, WHERE STRIKE PROGRESSED

GRANT CONCESSIONS   STTUKERS IN RUHR VALLEY AND GOVERNMENT. AGREE,      Reconstrnction — of + Ebert. Cabinet cs Spec ion, ~

Kenodeling of German Cabine With Union Representation is One.   Socialization of industry Also Provid-  ed in Negotiations for Cessation oi ‘Kieup ‘That Mas Paralyzed Region; Fermer German Kmperor Poor Man.

(By Associated Press.)   THOMAS W. LAWSON. UNDER ARREST   “Headaiarters: to nawer " + Charges of Violation of the "State Law...

WORKMEN IN RUHR VALLEY ARE GIVEN MANY CONCESSIONS   Workmen’s Army, New Cabi net With Labor Members, Other Reforms Granted.

PARIS HEARS THE RUHR STRIKE COMES 10 ENE   Reports of “Semi-Official Nature Received at French Capital Early Today.   DEFINITE SETTLEMENT IS REPORTED WITH WOREMEN    Basis Calls for Workman’s Army Charged With Maintaining Order,   DISSOLVES REVOLUTION   Majority Parties Declared 1%  Have Accepted Ali Conditions of Strikers.

AGREEMENT {5 REPORTED MADE IN RUHR VALLE)   German Government Said te Have Made Concessions to - Striking Workers.   REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING   Some Say Fighting In Region Continues, Others Declare That All Is Quiet.

AEDELO ENTER IN TRUGE WITH WEoEL TRUDPS   Government and Revol ers Reach Settlement Conflicting Repor Says Fight Reopens.

AGREEMENT MADE BY GOVERNMENT — —" WITH WORKMEN   GENERAL STRIKE IN RUHR TERRITORY HAS PARALYZED INDUSTRY.   SOLDIERS HAVE BEEN FIGHTING LABORERS    Bauer Ministry Presents Its Resigna tion te President Ebert at Ber lin—Inmiprovement at  Berlin.

FIGHTING AT WESEL IS BELIEVED AT END   ‘Surrender of Reichswer Forces Forecast.

German Government and Armed Workmen in Industrial District Reach Agreement.  FIGHTING AT WESEL IS BELIEVED AT END  Reports of Peace Are Somewhat Conflicting        Surrender of Reichswer Forces Forecast.

aELS SETTLE iTH THE EBERT PABINET CHIEFS   fistrict Strikers Given esnlOns; Reports of Heavy Ating in. Territory Are of wadictory Nature: -

OHANT CONGESSIONS   STRIKERS IN RUHR VALLEY AND GOVERNMENT AGRER,   Reconstruction or Ebert) Cabinet Causes Speculation,

ARREST HEAD OF BIG SUGAR FIRM IN UTAH   Federal Authorities Charge Profiteering in Recent: Increase in Prices

NIBLEY UNDER = $5000 BONDS. AFTER ARREST   Government .Charges Com: pany With’ Profiteering Since Boost in Prices   COMPLAINT FILED iX  . U. S. DISTRICT COURT   Governor Bamberger to Appoint Committee to Investigate Sugar Situation

MUST LEAVE HOMES,   Janitors Will Be Driven Out. if They Go On a Strike.

CHICAGO JANITORS THREATEN 10 STRIKE   ‘Six Thousand of Them Demand 50 per Cent Increase—Land. lords Will Evict Them.

STRIKES TO ENFORCE A CLOSED SHOP ILLEGAL   Underlying Purpose is to Create a Monvpoly of Labor, Vice Chancellor Baker Holds.

CLOSED SHOP A MONOPOLY   International Brotherhood of Bridge and tron Workers Enjoined From Going eon Sympathetic Strike.

DEMOCRATS MORE CONFIDENT G0Y' - PHADPES ADE TAH   Arrival of Moore.to Furnish Proot Gives New Life to Their '. "Wavering Hopes.   FORMER COX MANAGER I8 ACHING %O TAKER STAND   Lawrance Bays Be Hopes to Bis. prove Testimony of Uphent ; . About Georgis.   REED AIDS THE DEMOCRATS:   Missouri Benator, on Committee, Will Take Part i in Ques4°, toning,

Confident That Governor Cox Can Prove Charges Against Republicans

DECLARES BRITAIN SHOWS WEAKNESS   Former Irish Secretary Say# Failure to Check Reprisals Admission of Weakness.

NEW YORK RESTAURANTS SERVE $100 PIGEONS IN 15-CENT PLATE. OF. SOUP

ATTEMPT INJECT GALVESTON CASE IN DEMO. MEETING   GALVESTON CITIZENS WILL PRESENT COURT MARTIAL CONTROVERSY WEDNESDAY

FIN NEWBERRY GUILTY GHARGE IF CONSPIRAGL   Junior Scnator From Michi. gan Sentenced to Two Years in Prison.   Sixteen Others Convicted of! Attempting to Violate lection Laws. -_

NEWBERRY GETS TWO YEARS IN THE PEN   Junior Senator From Michigan Found Guilty of Criminal Conspiracy.

NEWBERRY GETS TWO YEARS, $10,000 FINE   [o Stay in Senate While Appeal Is Pending —15 Others Guilty —Ladd Fined $1000

NEWBERRY GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE AND FINED $10,000   Brother and. Fifteen Others Also Found Guilty   APPEAL FOR NEW TRIAL

SENATOR NEWBERRY  CONVICTED   Sentenced to 2 Years’ Imprisonment and Fined $10,000-—Says He Will  Bea Pewet oo ER tam Ceed Mee @ ee Chee we kee

SIXTEEN OTHtha CONVICTED WHT GO. P. SENATOR   NEWBERRY GETS TWO YEARS   WILL APPEAL AND IS TO TRY TO KEEP SEAT IN SENATE

LECTION FHAUL  GAGE (ENDED: 17 DEFENDANTS ARE CONVIGTEL   Junior Upper House Member From Michigan Sentenced  to Two Years in Prison and tr Pav C1N ONN Fine   RELEASED ON BOND PENDING AN APPEAL   His Brother and 15 Campaign Managers Share the Same Fate As Their Chief: Get Limit Sentence

U. S. Senator From Michigan Convicted of Violating U. S. Election Laws in 1918 Race.   TWO YEARS IN PRISON AND FINE OF $10,000   Gives Notice of Appeal, Says He Will Retain Seat  im Senate.

NEWBERRY WILL STAY IN SENATE PENDING APPEAL   Hush Falls While Judge Metes Out Sentence.

Republican Senate Member Says He Will Retain Seat Until Question is Settled by  Senate Committee.   /HARGE TS CRIMINAL ELECTION CONSPIRACY   Senator’s Brother and Fifteen Campaign Managers Share Like Fate at Hands of Jury in Federal Court.

NEWBERRY GETS TWO YEARS   With Sixteen Others He is Convicted of Election Fraud.

CONVICTED BY JURY OR WR LATING EL YT LAWS : 918.   Senator's Brother and Fifteen Campaign Managers are Also Convicted on Charge of Violating Laws,

NEWBERRY CONVICTED, CENTENCED AND FINED   JUNIOR SENATOR FROM MICHIGAN GETS TWO YEARS AND $10,-_ 000 PENALTY.   FLECTION TRIALS FINISHED   Brother and Fifteen Campaign Managers Are Also Found Guilty of -Griminal Conspiracy.

NEWBERRY GETS TWO YEARS   WILL APPEAL AND IS TO TRY TO KEEP SE AT fe?

His Brother, John Newberry and Fifteen Campaign Managers Share a Like Fate; Bond Posted for Appeal; Will Fight to Retain His Seat in the Upper House   MUST PAY FINE OF TEN THOUSAND

SENATOR GETS -YEAR TERM. $10,000 FINE   is Out on Bond Pending An Appeal—Will Retain Seat Unless Senate Ruies Otherwise—Sixteen Others Are Sentenced.

IS GIVEN TWO YEARS IN PRISON; 16 AIDES SUFFER SIMILAR FATE   Judge Clarence W. Sessions Grants Attorneys For Convicted Men 90 Days in Which to Perfect An Appeal. All Draw Fimes from $5,000 to $10.000.

NEWBERRY GETS2 YEARS IN PRISDK   Michigan Jury Convicts Senator on Criminal Charge.   ALSO BROTHER AND 15 AIDS   Junior U. S. Senator From Wolverine State Declares He Will Not Resign his Seat Until Supreme Court Rules on Verdic:.

FROMSENATETO A FELON’S CBLL   TYo VECRS IN PRISON FOR VEWUEARY OF MICHIGAN.   FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY   Convicted of Criminal Vielatios eof Diection Lawe—BSrother and Fifteen Others Salicr Same or Lesecr Penalties.

Ten. Others Receive Prison. Sentences; Four Are Sentenced to Pay Fines.   APPEAL WILL BE MADE - TO SUPREME COURT   All Others of the 84 Defendants Absolved of Political Excesses Charge.

DELTA COUNTY MEN ACQUITTED IN BIG ELECTIONS TRIAL   Dotsch and Yelland Freed From Blame in Connection With Plet te Break Federal Law to Make Truman H. Newberry Uniied State: Senator From Michigan.

SENATOR IS SENTENCED TO 2 YEARS   $10,000 Fine Also  Imposed by Jury that Finds Criminal Plot in Michigan Klection— Sixteen Others Found Guilty.

PONZ] THREATENS MAN “HIGHER UP”   Deciares He Was Deserted al Last Minute by Prominent Financier.

Local Temperatures   PONZI ASSERTS HE CAN MAKE GOOD DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR IF GIVEN FREEDOM FOR 60 DAYS

Brought Before Federal Commissioner on Charge of Using Mails to Defraud   Waived Examination and Was Whisked Out of Court Room and Back to Jail

PONZI WAIVES EXAMINATION   Back to Jail in Default o  nds   Run Continue on North End Bank Whose Depositors Fear Alleged Connection With Ponzi Tangle.

PONZ! HERO NO LONGER IN THE EYES OF THQGE TO WHOM HE PROVED TO BE iUNini CLAY   “Superman of Finance’ Waives Examination in Court and Is Whisked Away Again to Cell in Default of $25,000 Bail—Trial Coming Next Month—Attorney-General Locates Other $15,000—Run on Another Bank.

PONZI CLAIMS HE IS ABLE TO MAKE GOOD   LIBERTY AND SIXTY DAYS’ TIME ALL THAT IS NEEDED.   Besten Prephet ef High Finance Says Dewafall Due to Withdrawal ef Seppert ef Man High ie Heb Cireles.

OPPOSES POSI FOR PERSHING   Secretary, Baker Objects to Makin A. E. F. Head Permanent Chief o Staff; Would Take Away Power o Commander.in.Chief.

BAKEA OPPOSED TU PEROHING Ab CHIEF OF STAFF   Proposal to Create Permanent Commander-in-Chief Is Held “Impolitic”’   NO UNFRIENDLINESS TOWARD PERSHING   APPOINTMENT OF OFFICER: WHO DID NOT SERVE OVER. SEAS IS URGED AS WELL AS THOSE WHO DID,

BAKER OPPOSES — MAKING PERSHING CHIEE OF STAFF   Secretary of War Declares the Fosition Sheutd Be the Choice of the President, and Removable at Auy Time.

ONE KIIED IN EXPLOSION   2 Cases of Powder Go Off Nenr Month of Virginia Coal

OBREGON MAKING NO EFFORT AUOH REGO GNITION   WIELING FOR HIS ADWINTSTRA. TION TO MAKE APPEASE FOR PULL RECOGNITION,

OBREGON INCLINED T0 ALLOW  AOMINISTRETIOK ACT AS. HIS APPEAL FOR ACCRETION FROM U.S

MEXICO NOT TO PUSH U. S. RECOGNITION   IBREGCN BELIEVES _ADMINI STRATION WILL SPEAK POR ITSELT

RESTS ON THE JOB THE FIRST WEEK   Believed That Recognition o! Mexico By United States Not Far Distant.

a IS PATIENT WHILE WAITING RECOGNITION   Expects Relations with U. § To Be Resumed Ere Long : Stated at Capital

DBREGON WILL WANT FOR RECOGNITION   Will Not Make as Definite And Urgent Representations As Huerta Did for U. S. Approval of Governmental Administration. :

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO SHORTLY IS EXPECTATION   Obregon Hopes His Ad ministration Wiil Bring  About Action.

OBREGON’S REGIME: TO BE ARGUMENT   Mexico ‘Expects Recognition Shortly.

NO GUARDSMEN 10 GOTO PARIS, TEXAS   Orders Cancelled at Austin (nv Howr After They Were Issued.

NO MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED AT PARIS   TROOPS ORDERED TO NORTH TEXAS CITY ARE DISBANDED ON LATE NEWS

NUTRITION CLASS. “STARTEDINEACH ~SeunOL BUILDING   18 p. “ev of Pupils in the Grade appear, Under Weight—Teach‘ete to Feed :Them Milk. -

NUTRITION CLASS STARTEDIN EACH SCHOOL BUILDINE   18 p. c. of Pupils in the Grade School Under Weight—Teachers to Feed Them Milk.

TIPTON SOLDIER KILLED.   Local Lad Met Death in Attempting Parachute Leap From Plane.

CARL. 0. WANDERER GETS 25 YEARS. FOR MURDERS ’- COMMITTED LAST JUNE

PNDERER MILES fl TWENTY-FIVE YEAR SENTENCE   wry After Deliberating  22 Hours, Finds Chi ~ eagoan Guilty of Murder. -—_ - 4a

WANDERER, WIFE SLAYER IS SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS   While Verdict Being Read Prisoner Shows the First Signs of Emotion. Also Killed Ragged Stranger.

WANDERER DRAWS 25 YEAR SENTENCI   Former Army Officer, Convicted  ¢ laying Wife and Babe, Gets Long Term.

GAVE GERMANS TIME   Must Reduce Army by October 1, Says Lioye-George

PEP PEERS HEHEHE SH CHG * a * Olympic Scores : SP EEO EEE HOeESSE H9

FIVE NEUTRALS JOWN LEAGUE   Washington Receives Noie: From Argentine, Paraguay, Chile, Persia and Spain.

FIVE MORE NATIONS ADHERE 10 LEAGUE   $ LATIN-AMERICAN STATES AC CEDE TO THE PACT “UN. RESERVEDLY.”

NEUTRAL NATIONS   Chile; Argentina, Persia. and Spair “°° Ammounce Theiy InTy  tentions,. 

JOINING LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Four Neutral States Announce Ace  eceptance of Terms in Full,

REFUSE TO FINANCE ‘GROPS OF FARMERS   GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES SAY THEY WoONn'r LOAN TO PERMIT HOLDING OF CROPS TOR BICGHER PRICKS

SEC'Y HOUSTON © REJECTS DEMAND   Of the Farmers for Recovery ot the War Corporation to Finance Farm Products,

Grain Dealer Says: Says They Seek Government Fixed Wheat : rice. _   CAPPER AFTER’ GAMBLERS   Says Grain Exchange at Chi: cago. Worse Than ~ » Monte Carlor 27.

Houston Says U. $. Has No Money to Lend in Order to Boost Prices.

PRICES WILL SOAR PREDICT GRAIN MEN   ik DEMANDS OF FARMERS FOR CREDIT EXPANSION IS AWANTED

BUVERNMENT WILL NOT LOAN 10 PEROUNS Wil INTEND 10 BOOST GOST   Such Is Answer of Secretary of Treasury to Demand of Farmers Now in Conference in Washington Taking Up Rural Problems.

TREASURY WON'T  LEND MONEY. TO HOLD UP PRICES   Secretary Houston Declares Re. vival of War Finance Corporation Is Impossible

Farmers’ Plan : To Hold Crops: Is Turned Dowr   Treasury Chief Refuses Ait for Program; Banks Are © Appealed To.

DLUW DEAL FARMERS GY  TEAS   Houston Refuses to Revive War Plan to Finance Agricultural Exports

REJECTS:PRIGE: FRING PLAN   Country. Cannot Go ‘Back to War. Time Plan’ of Guaranteeing: Price   SLUMP MUST COME   Market. Wil Improve as Exporting of ..Farm Products. Increases: .

Extension of Credit Wil Bring Higher Cost of. Living   Grain Men -Say that the - Farmers Must Also Pocket Losses

Proposal Would Amount to Lending Europe Money to  Buy American Goods   MUST DEPEND UPON  BANKS FOR FUNDS   DELEGATION IS TOLD GOY.ERNMENT CANNOT _ START BANKING BUSINESS, ACCEPT: ING GERMAN COLLATERAL

HOUSTON REFUSES FARMERS DEMANDS   Secretary of Treasury Denies Request For Revival of War Finance Corporation   U. S. HAS NO MONEY TO LEND   Houston Says Government Can't Loan to Foreign Countries So They Can Buy U. S. Products

[Reiterates That Treasury Has No Money to Lend Persons Holding Productsfor HigherPrices   Governor of Resetve Bank Tells Farmer Banks’ Credit Policy in Formation to be Announced Soon

FEAR PRICE RISE U3. LEND AIN TA FARMERS   Chicago Grain Experts Say It Would Involve Credit Inflation   APPEAL TO HOUSTON   Farm Organizations Demand U. S. Stop Telling Of Price Drops

HOUSTON REJECTS FARIMERS DEMANDS   Says Treasury Has no Money te ‘Lend to Versons to Hold Proe ducts For Higher ree

HIGHER COSTS” PLAN CARRIES   Prediction Made That Prices Wil Soar to New Heights if , Credit Expands.

BLOW DEAL FARMERD GY TnEAGURY   Houston Refuses to Revive  ~ War Plan to Finance Ag  ricultural Exports

COURTESY AWARD 10 WOUNDED HERO   - ormer. Marine, Considerate o Others and Polite to Strangers, Winner of Second $50 Gift

MOTHER OF THREE WINNER OF PRIZE   Mrs. Wilson of Reading Awarded the $50 for Most Conspicuous Act of Courtesy During Day

WOOD LEADS IN. MINNESOT!   fohnsen Running . Ahead “of Hoover For Second Place With’ Lowden in Fourth,

NV.innesota Primary Held Un  der Conditions Which .  Johnson Denounced, __ Lasts One Hour. —   LOWDEN 4TH; WOOD  CLAIMS STATE BY 3  St. Paul Returns Reveal John:

IRRECONCILABLES TO USE: LANSING RESIGNATION IN THE TREATY FIGHT NEXT WEEK

FOOD SHORTAGE TO LAST YEAR   British Official Declares Critical Period is Ahead

HECTIC HARDING STILL EMITTING HOT ROASTS   WILSON POLICY IN MEXICa AND ON FOREIGN TRADE IS SCORED, WHILE LEAGUE 15 ONCE MORE HIT SAVAGELY

NOMINEE TALKS NOL KENTUCKY   Hits Democratic Attitude on Foreign Trade   LEAGUE OF NATIONS   And Policy of Administration in Mexico—State and Com. merce Departments are Criticized for Secret Diploma: cy that Has Operated Aoainst American Rusiness

JEGHET DIPLOMAGY HURTS AMERICAN BUSINESS ABROAD   Senator Harding Scores Admin istrations Attitude Towards Foreign Trade.   SPEAKS IN LOUISVILLE, KY.

SCORES. WILSON'S POLICY W MENG   Brought Distrust in Mexico, Humiliation at Home,   SENATOR HARDING SAYS   While Campaigning Through Borderland of Solid South— Charges That Democratic Secret Service Kept Amerieans From Learning Trade Opportunities Abroad.

IARDING SCORES ILSON FOREIGN RADE. POLICY   Mexico Attacked:in Louis . enn Att ‘Attitude Toward yille Address.   CAIN ASSAILS LEAGUE

ARDING FLAYS ~ WILSON RECORD  wk   -Givés Reason for Failure o & Q. P. to: Print ae ‘Covenant:   ASSALES: FOREIGN POLICY   Reiterates Stand Against the Present League In: Speech ° at Louisville

HARDING ASSAULTS OME OLD PLACES, DISCUSSES MEXICO      DECLARES SECRET DIPLOMACY \S KEPT AMERICAN BUSL NIUSS MEN BACK.

WILSON POLICY IN MEXICO» AND ON FOREIGN TRADE IS. SCORED, WHILE LEACUE IS ONCE MORE HIT SAVAGELY.

HARDING SPEAKS IN KENTUCKY   Federal Policy Toward Foreign Trade, Wilson's Policy in Mexico Condemned.

HARDING HITS. SECRET WORK   Declares Staté,* Commerce . Departipents ‘Must be Re 7 ‘orvanived.

HARDING ASSAILS WILSON POLICY IN MEXICAN MATTER   Republican Candidate Tells Ken. tucky Audiances Why Demo. cratic Party ls Wrong.   SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT DOES BUSINESS NO GOOD   Renews Attack On Versailles Treat As Well As League of Nations In His Usual Manner.

HARDING: SCORES: THE DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION         Charges; ““Secret® ‘Wiplomacy” th  American Policy and Op : poses Article X

HARDING SCORES — ‘MEXICAN POLICY: - OFFERS SUBSTITUT   PROPOSES “FRIENDLY PROGRAM TO PROTECT U. 8. INTERESTS” IN KENTUCKY SPEECHES.

MAKES ATTACK ON ADMINISTRATION   Harding Discusses the Policy o! President Wilson Regarding Mexico.

17,566. BOOZE CASES   Brys in Need of Additional Funds for Enforcement.   Attorney General Palmer Urges More Money for Department-—Sees 40, O00 Arrests Next Year,

17,566 BOOZE CASES HANDLED BY U. S   Urys in Need of Additional Funds for Enforcement.   Attorney General Palmer Urges More Money for Department—Sees 40,000 Arrests Next Year.

MANY BOUZE ARRESTS   CASES DURING THE PAST YEAR TOTAL 17,566.   Prohibition Enforcement Departmen Needs More Money, Attorney General Paimer Teils Committee.

PALMER URGES NEED OF ' DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   Attorney General Cites Facts in OConnection with Arrests and Prosecutions; Violations Increasing

BANDITS STEAL GERMAN DYES   Bind Hoboken Watchman and Take $15.000 in Colors.

PE eee a ee em ata L Sieh ohh osha Bao cata oo 8  arc ‘LE GERMAN HV

BANDITS “STEAL $15,000 DYES   Two Fabbers Bind Watchman in Warehoise at Haboken and Take 20 Boxes of German Cotors,

Evcry Month’s Delay Means Saving of Millions of Dollars for Roads, W. N. Doak, Vice President of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Says—Undue Delay Will Cause More Unrest Among Workers—N. Y. Strikers to Return Immediatelw.   LETTER CARRIERS MAY WEAR GRAY OVERALLS

‘MAY RESUME BUSINESS DEALINGS WITH RUSSIA   Engiand:and aly to Bake Up Com     mercial Relations with Count bur WERE     re seviel,

Will Not Deal ‘With the Soviets Accordin tol and Premier Nitti—Mil lerand, af France lh Italian Proposition.

MIERS AGREE AGAIN TRADE TH RUSSIANS   That Economie Relations ould Be Resumed At  jimAn   FFORETELL RED RECOGNITION SOON   ‘s Session Of Leaders One Yost Important Sinee founeil Convened

REAT BRITAIN RESUMES — COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH RUSSIAN GOVERN   Will Not Deal With the Soviets According to Lloyd   and Premier Nitti—Mil lerand, of France, Will:  ar ae

MF On TANT PHCMICHO  atoullN BEING   Understood Millerand Will Accept British and Italian Proposition   FIFTY STATESMEN TO ATTEND MEETING   Rumania and Poland May Ask Allied Aid in War  on Soviet Russia

PREMIERS AGREE TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Commercial Relations, Without Diplomatic Recog: nition, Plan of Lloyd George and Nitti; France May Follow Same Policy; Press Demands Peace   BY FT, KFRFWN

READY TO TRADE: BUT NOT HOBNOE   Lloyd. George and Nitti Would Resume Only Commercial: "Relations With Russia:.   FRENCH WILL, AGREE

YANK DRY CONGRESS HEAT      Edwin C. Dinwiddie ts Elected Chair  man at Opening Session at Washingten.

DIE HEADS MEETING OF ORYS   FIFTEENTH WORLD CONGRESS AGAINST ALCOSOLISM CON. VENES AT WASHINGTON

YANK HEADS DRY CONGRESS   International Congress Against Alco holism Opens in Washinaton.

AMERIGAN CHOSEN   Dinwiddie Opens World’s Co: gress Against Alcoholism

POLICE CONTINUE REPRISALS UPON REBELLIOUS — IRISH   Citizens Are Forced To Knee In Roadway In Night Clothes   ! OWNS THREATENED   Officers Adopting Stern Measures To End Boycotts

IRISH TOWNS GET ULTIMATUM   Police to Apply Torch to Entire County, Placards Say   DEMAND CAPTAIN'S RETURN   Citizens Forced to Kneel i Streets and Make Yow

THREATS MADE T0 BURN IRISH TOWN   IF BRITISH CAPTAIN WHO DESAP PEARED IS NOT RETURNED UNHARMED

THREATEN TO peal      POLICE PLACARDS SAY TOWNS WILL RE DESTROYED UNLERS CAPT. LEXREUM EETENR   BELFAST THE SCENE OF RIOT. ING, WAS QUIET LYST NIGH " RMALL OCTRREAKS

POLIGE THREATEN TO BURN TOWN   IF CAPTAIN LENBRUM IS NOT RETURNED. UNHARMED,   MORE RIOTING -iN - DUBLIN   Seven Soldiers and Civilians Sent To Hospitals Following Fight in the. Streete—Athry Citizens Routed   Out of Thelr Beds. ‘i

Will Apply the Torch ~ To Many Irish Town:   Police Threaten to Burn County Meath ITomes If Capt. Lenbrun Is Not Returned UnharmedWithin 24 Hours.

PULIGE TnnEAL U BURN ALOR TOWN Ir CAPTAIN LENBRUM 1S NOT FOUND   Placards Tell of Fate Which Impends [f British Official Is Not Returned to His Company Within Next Twenty-four Hours.

ULTIMATUM FOR THE RETURN OF CAPT. LENBRUY   Number of ‘County Clare -‘Towns Were Threatened To. Be Burned.

Yacards Curry Threat To Burn: Uv i County To Ruins if Lenbrin Zl Isn't Returned.

IRISH TROUBLES STIL RAGE: GLASKES SERIOUS   Placards Threaten Burning of County; Detectives Frustrate Plot to Blast Buildings Here

HADES BREAKS -LQOSE IN ERIN   Police Placards Threatening to Bare County Clare Towns Are Posted -

WOMAN BURN®D TO DEATH ATTEMPTING TO START FIRE IN STOVE WITH GASOLIN}

RUSS RESUME PEACE PARLEY   News Is Received That Pole: Withdrew Troops as Agreed Upon.   TO CRUSH GEN. BALAKGVIECH   Great Soviet Armies Are Being Gath. ered to Attack the (Irregular Forces Operating East of the Armistice Zone.

RUSS RESUME PEACE PARLE}   Great Soviet Armies Are Being Gathered to Attack the _ Irregular Forces Operating East of the Armistice Zone.

News {s Received That Poles Withdrew Troops as Agreed Upon.   TO CRUSH GEN. BALAKOVITCH   Great Soviet Armies Are Being Gath ered to Attack the Irregular Forces Operating East of the Armistice Zone.

MISS GRETCHEN CAMPBELL   PEACE PARLEY RESUS ED   Polish Troops Withdraw to the Polish Rteate Frontier.

AUGO!ANG AESUME PARLEY FUR PEAGE   Poles Withdraw Troops From the Frontier, as Agreed.   REDS TO CRUSH !RAEGULARS   Trotzky Gathering Great Armies tc Attack Forces of General Balakovitch, Operating East of the Armistice Zone.

WALL STREET EXPLOSION SUSPECT, GARUSSO, TAKEN AND WILL BE QUESTIONED

pis HELP IN EXTREMITY   Friends Stand Ready tc Give Blood For Veins of Starving McSweeney Who Demands Uncondi. tional Release By British As Crowds Pray Outside the Brixton Jail

TRANSFUSION OF BLOOD IS ONLY CHANCE OF LORD MAYOR   Terence MacSwiney, of Cork, At Death’s Door As Result Of Hunger Strike.   SISTER VISITS PRISONER '   se eS awe = ses Se Ww 8 i ae Se  Streets About Jail are Crowded While Extra Police Are Placed On Guard.

BLOOD TRANSFUSION NEEDED TO SAVE LIF   Lord Mayor of Cork Lier At Death’s PGor In The Briston Jail

McSweeney's Death Is Matter Of Hours   Blood Transfusion Only Thing That Can Save Life Is Report

LORD MAYOR IS SLOWLY EBBING AWAY HIS LIFE HIS FRIENDS PLAN BLOOD  TRANSFUSION AS A LAST LINPE TONAY.

FINE SPEGIMENS: i TERED CORN CUAW IN STEELE   DIFFICCLTY EXPFRIENCED 1! ’ JUDGER IN SELECTING PRIZE WINNERS

EVANSVILLE MEN CHANGE PLEAS IN DISTRICT COURT   TRANSPORTED BOOZE FROM KENTUCKY TOWN   Great Quauatities Were Sent Over Indiana Line Between June 1,  1918, and Jan. 1, 1920,  Ws Fe. @ ane

DEATH CAUSED BY INJURIES.   Jame: Sharp Succumed jin North Mill  Street Sunday.

LL ES ES EEE. SB LLM MR i SS LLM LMKE Er ee SE EE ———eEeaErEeww  NORTH AND WEST TEXAS HELD IN GRIP OF ICE AND DAMAGE TO CATTLE AND CROPS RESULTS

MOST OF NORTH AND WEST TEXAS ICEBOUND TRAFFIC STANDS STILI   SOME LOSS OF CATTLE IN PAN HANDLE AND ALL WORK IN OIL FIELDS STOPT BY SNOW AND ICE.

Se eee ee ee et ll te  WEST TEXAS IS ICE BOUND AND RAILROADS AND WIRES BLOCKET

'HAMON ADMINISTRATOR  DEPARTS FOR NEW YORK   a  Will Inspect Locomotives, Last Purchase Made From Government by Late J. L. Hamon.

MAS. JAKE HAMON 10 RETURN: 10. ARDMORE; KETCH AND JAKE JR. LEAVE FOR NEW YORK   WILL) INSPECT LOCOMOTIVES BOUGHT FROM: GOVERNMENT  ' BY MR, HAMON; CONFERENCE WITH JOUN BINGLING

LAMBS CHEAP IN ST. LOUIS   Sold At Lowest Price Since  December, 1916.

WONEY FOR RESEARCH   A GIFT OF A) HALF MILLION FOR CORNELL UNIVERSITY   Proiecssors WI Be Given — Time And Resow¥es  to Develop the Sciences,

crated   Professorships to Be’ Established for: Probing” Into, Science Mysteries .

TEXAS PRIMARIES.   J. W. Balley and Patrick Neff Gan. didates for Governor.

KIRK CASE TS HELD UP   lowa Supreme Court Will Take Judicial Notice and Hear Entire Proceeding Itself—Grants Writ of Prohibition to Davis.   STATE WINS IN ‘THE OPENING ROUND   Lower Courts Enjoined From Entertaining Further Habeas Corpus Proceedings and Kirk Will Not Be Admitted to Bail.

National. Committée :- Vote  34.. to. 12 "Against. thi _ Missourt. Senator: as: Dele -: gate in: Convention: ~   DECISION IN. GEORGIA ‘CASE IS: UNANIMOUS   Senator Glass Speaks Against  ‘ His College, Showing Much Feeling—Mack Supper Missourian.:

The Administration Leaders Win Sweeping  Victory When Decision Is Returned Recognizing Palmer Delegates From Georgia and in Missouri Hearing   SEN. GLASS HEADS OPPOSITION

WILSON FORCES SHOW STRENGTH IN FIRST TILT      Reed, “League .. ‘Oppo“nent, Thrown Out ‘Vote of 34 to 12:

OWEEPING VICTORY fo WON BY FORGES OF ADMINISTRATION   VOTE TO KEEP MISSOURI SENATORK OUT OF HALL IS 34 TO TWELVE.   BITTER VAGUE OPPONENT   Palmer Delegates in Georgia Contest Are Recognized—Clark Howell Re-elected on Committee. Result of Action.

Senator From Missouri and Bitter Opponent of the League of Nations Is Cast Into Outer Darkness,   PALMER DELEGATION IN GEORGIA SEATEI   Attorney General Wins mportant Victory; Both the Cases May Be Carried te Credentials Committee.

LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA,   * ADMINISTRATION LEADERS  WON SWEEPING VICTORY

LEAGUE OF NATIONS UPPONENT DENIED LONVENTION SEAT   Committee Turns Down Claims of Senator Reed by Vote of 34 to 12.   PALMER DELEGATES FROM GEORGIA ARE RECOGNIZED   Sweeping Victory Won by Administration Forces, But Announcement is Made That Both Fights Will be Carried to Credentials Committee.

NATIONAL COMMITTEE   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS. SHOW STRENGTH BY DENYING SEAT 1 ‘TO MISSOURIAN. -

Administration Leaders Win = Sweeping Victory in Democratic National Committee

REJECTED, 34 10 12   PalmerDelegatesin Georgia Contest Recognized by Committee—-Decisions Sweeping Victory for Wilson Men.

SENATOR REED 6 DENIED SEAT IN THE CONVENTION   Administration Leaders Win Sweeping Victory in Committee.

SENATOR REED. UNABLE TO GET DELEGATE SEAT   Palmer Group Wins Out ir  Georgia. Contest Without ) . Negative Vote   UTAH VOTES TO: KEEP - QUT MISSOURI SOLON   Senator Carter Glass Displays Deep Feeling in _ Speech Aaainst Foe of League

WILSON FORCES WIN BOTH THE CONVENTION CONTESTS   Senator Reed Denied Seat—Palmer Delegates Defeat Smith and Watgon in Georgia Case.   VOTE. WAS UNANI¥VOUS

weorgia Palmer Delegates Are Recognized and Senator Reed of Missouri Is Refused Seat By Committee.

MONTANA AMONG STATES WHOSE VOTE GOES WITH. ADMINISTRATION—SENATOR GLASS MAKES PRINCIPAL SPEECH AGAINST REED }

DENY SEAT T0 SENATOR REED   MISSOURIAN PAYS PRICE CF OPPOSING PRESIDENT.   HAS NO VOICE IN CONVENTION   DEFEATED BY CONMITTEE VOTE or 34 TO 13.   Palmer FPoresrs Win Out in Georgia Gtvimg Administration Leaders a Sweepteg Victory—Bitterness Shewn.

SPEEDER JUMPS TRESTLE, 2 DEAD   TWO MEN DEAD, WOMAN AND CHILD ARE EXPECTED TO DIE

Philadelphia Shrslekin Declares Dreaded Disease Now Claased  nae Cuorable.

TUBER  DECLARES DR G.I, GOLDEN, OF HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, PHILA   Co-Operation Withthe Attending Physician in the Treatment Prescribed Will Dothe Work—Alcohol or Drugs Not Beneficial— Mee ting at Harrisburg.

STATE EXPENSES INGREASE   AUDITOR MARSH REPORTS TC MEMBER OF CONVENTION.   Compares Old System With Expendlimres Under the Code System.

AUDITOR MARSIC REPORTS TO MBMBLR OF CONVENTION      Compares O14 System With Expendider the Code System.  tures U

RADICALS SEIZED AT CHICAGO   State’s Attorney Announces the Round Up of 200 Persons.   SHARPLY ATTACKS PALMER

GOVERNMENT IS ACCUSED   Following Red Raids in Chicago Charges Are Made   “PUSSYFOOP’ POLICY IS HOYNE’S OPINION   State Attterney Says Meeting Held Without Interference

Illinois State's Attorney Charges That Federal Agents Refuse to Assist in Raid and Declares Petty Politics Prevents Them From Acting.

RAIDS REDS DESPITE REQUEST BY PALME   Illinois Prosecutor Rounds Up 200 in Chicago   Calls Federal Attorney General's Policy ““Pussyfooting”

200 ARRESTS: ‘OF RADIC!     “AT CHICAGG   State: Attorney Hayne Attacks Palmer For: Failure Of Depart ment Agents To Take Part Tn pa.   PLAYING PETTY POLITICS   Says Nero Or Any Other Fiddler Cannot . Be.. Elected President —Was Asked Not To Proceed,  tr pie      DISTRIBUTING. LIT ERATURE

AAIUS RESULT IN ARREST OF REDS   More Than 200 Radicals Taken in Chicago   ATTACKS MR. PALMER   States Attorney Hoyne Assails Attorney General for His Failure to Cooperate in Round Up of Industrial Workers, Communists and Others—One Woman Held.

BIG ROUNDUP OF RADICALS— DISTRIBUTE TONS SEDITIOUS LITERATURE,   PALMER GRILLED BY HOYNE   States Attorney Makes Vitriolic Attack on Attorney General— Says Petty Politics,

CALLS PALMER NERO; FIDDLES AS REDS BURN   Prosecutor Hoyne, of Chicago,  Geis 200 Reds, After Pal.   ARMY AGENTS LEND AID   HOYNE SAYS U. S. MEN WITHDREW AT LAST MINUTE TO PLAY PETTY POLITICS

CHICAGO DRAGNET LANDS 200 REDS; ATTACKS PALMER   State’s Attorney, Who Engi neered Raids, Says Attorney General Refused to Z  Lend Co-operation, *!   ARMY SLEUTHS AID   Hoyne Receives Letter From Official Asking That Plans For Drive Be Dropped —  ~~ Warrants” Issued,

200 REDS ARE JAILED: PALMER CALLED FIDDLER   Attorney General I Scored for Failure to Join Raid.

200 . W. W. ARE CAUGHT IN RAID BY HOYNE’S MEN   Palmer Assailed For Not Aiding Chicago  Police.

SAYS LATTER OR HIS FRIENDS ARE PLAYING POLITICS AND PUSSYFOOTNG  Acds That In His Opinion Nero Not Any Other Fiddler Can  Re President

RAID ON REDS OF LAKE CITY   STATE'S ATTORNEY DESCENDS ON MES OF EVIL MIND.   MORE THAN HUNDRED HAULED IN   DANGEROUS PLOTTERS IN OPI ION OF PROSECL TOR.   ‘Lack of Co-operation On Part of Fed. eral Officials Brings a Stiecing Rebuke of Attorney (reneral Palmer,

CLEANING OUT THE RADICALS   TWO HUNDRED ARRESTED ‘IN CHICAGO   Prosecutor Hoyne Says Chicago I. W. W. Plan for “One Big Day.”

HOVNE AGGUDED KUTORNEY GENERAL OF PETTY POLITIC   Attacks Mr. Palmer for Failure to Co-operate in Raids on Chicag. Radicals.   SAYS NO FIDDLER CAN BE ELECTED PRESIDENT   Two Hundred or More Industria Veurkers af the World, Comte unist and Others of Like Stripe Arreste in First of Drives toe Rid Cool Cotnty of Disturbers,

OO ee sie ieeiinensstSiiensih eile tlle eseetttieeisteittnesscetisccciiessnsien <i  DECLARES PALMER TRIED TO HEAL OFF A RAID ON REDS IN GHIA   FEDERAL AGENTS WITHDRAWN AS IT IS ABOUT TO BEGIN   CHICAGO OFFICIAL SCORES ATTORNEY GENERAL AND SAYS NO NERO OR OTHER FIDDLER CAN BE  ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THIS LAND

CHICAGO RAIDS REDS   MORE THAN 200 0 .W. OW. AND OTHER BADICALS ARRESTED.      The State's Atorney Scores -the U.S. A‘terney General For Falling  to Back Him up,

200 RADICALS ARE ARRESTED 1! RAIDS   Action Taken by State’s Attorney at Chicago,   ONLY ONE WOMAN HELD   Hoyne, in Statement, Flays Palmer For Failure of Federal Agents to Cooperate—-Says Attorney General is Playing Petty Politics—Intends to Drive Reds Out.

PALMER ASSAILED FOR NOT RELPING IN“RED” ROUNDUF   State’s Attorney Hoyne of Chica: go Says Attorney General or His Friends Are “Playing Petty Palitice’’   TWO HUNDRED. ARRESTED   Department of Justice Agents Withdraw after Time fer Raids Is Set—Roundup to Be Contin sed.

BOLSHEVISM PLANS TOUR OFTHE WORLD AND MANY CONVERTS   America. and Asia Are Es pecially Slated for Propagan in the Next Few, Months  With an Anti-German  Flavor, itis Said. _

UPEN WARFARE DEVELOPS ON  PROHIBITION   Irish Question Another Troublesome Issue Confronting Convention at ’Frisco.

Platform Debates Have Brought Scant Solutio:   CONSIDERATION OF THE IRISH QUESTION LEADS TO Al SERIES OF SHINDIES IN WHICH SERGEANTS ARB  UNABLE TO KEEP PEACE~GOMPERS SPRAKS FOR LABOR AND VETS’ BONUS iS DULY SET FORTH, 

WET PLAN rcJEGTED BY PLATFORM MAKERS   ENTIRE DAY IS SPENT IN PUBLIC HEABINGS ON PROPOSALS OF PLANES.   PAILIPPIRES WANT FREDO   Prohibition aid Irish Question Cause Heated Arguments; Subcommittee at Work.

Members Find It Necessary To Make Drastie Modiications In Proposed Plinks   TO PLACATE RESTLESS)   Sub-Committee Jails Te Reach Agreement. pon Single Principle Of Pirty Faith

CHAIRMAN GLASS DEFEATS BRYAN IN EFFORT FOR FORGE DRY ISSUE   DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM MAKERS MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY @WING TO OPEN WARFARE OVER PROHIBITION, IRISH QUESTION AND OTHER ISSUES      CONVENTION READY FOR NOMINATIONS TODAY 

BRYAN AND WALSH WITHHOLD PLANKS   Refuse to Appear Before Subcommittée   Will Make Fight in Ful Body— Work in All-Night Session

SEEK IRONING OUT DIFFERENCES ON TROUBLESOME QUESTIONS TO AVOID CONVENTION FLOOR SCRAP

Wets and Drys Plead With _ Committee to Support ~ Their Contentions: . .   GOMPERS REPRESENTS — “CAUSE OF LABORERS   Says Republicans Have Gone Over to Reactionism and_ ~. Wants Democrats to Help Out.

Serious Problems Likely Be Settled in Convention and Not by Sub-committee

OPEN WARFARE ~ IN COMMITTEE   Prohibition, Irish Question, and Other Troublesome Problems, Are Center of Battle   BRYAN DRYS DEFEATED   Parliamentary Clash in Platform Committee Is Decided in Favor of the Wets

PARTY PLATFORM AT FRISCO NOT COMPLETE YE1   Committec Adjourned at 2 O’clock This. Morning Without Having Acreed on a Single Plank.

AGTUAL WORE Of PLATFORM BEGUA BY SUR COMMITEE   Bryan Among Those Declining to Take His Proposals to Inner Circle.   SEVERAL FIGHTS MAY GO TO FLOOR OF CONVENTION   t Report is Made Today Ful Committee May Consider I at Night Session in Hope o! Having Draft Ready to Pre. sent on Thursday.

OTAIVE 10 EVADE PLATFORM FIGHT   Resolutions Committee Make Some Modification nm Admiristration Draft.   WALSH LEAVES SESSION   Denies Howeevr, That Departure was Due to any Discord with The Members

CARRY PLATFORM FIGHTS T0 FLOOR   CLASHES OVER BIG ISSUES WILL PROBABLY GO FROM COMMITTEE TO CONVENTION    Pass Up Sub- Committee Dominated  by Administration Forces tor } Later Moves.

Open Warfare Over Prohibition, the Irish Question and Other Troublesome Issues Thruout Days Sessions—Wets Score Victory Over Bryan in Test Vote. :

OPEN WARTRRE Ii COMMITTEE QVER PLATFORM PLANKS   Task Not Simplified by Day’ Public Arguments or Private Consultations.   TEMPORARY DEFEAT FOR DRYS NOT SIGNIFICANT   Irish Issue Argued in Suct Militant Fashion That the Crowded Room Was in Al. most Constant Uproar Gompers Speaks for Labor

STORM RAGES ABOUT BRYAN   COMMONER CENTER OF ANGRY COMMITTEE SEIGE.   DRY ISSUE BROUGHT TO FRONT   TEMPORARY VICTORY SECURED BY MEN ATHIRST.

ORGANIZATION COMPLETED AND PLATFORM COMMITTED HOLDS ALL NIGHT MEETING

SUB-COMMITTER REJECTS PLANK ASKED BY WETS Anti-Prohibitionists at "Frisco Lose First Paund.

2SXIRMISHING BEGINS OV~~ BR ISSUES OF THE DAY      Prohibition, Labor, and Irish Question Fought Out by Opposing Advo- egtes Before Committee

ACTUAL WORK ON PLATFORM STARTS IN COMMITTEE   * ¥ wr Nw APR 4 ae llUC ee lUlC MUCUS  Special Sub-body Has Night Session on Policies.

Most Serious Problems Confronting Body, Including Prohibition, Treaty of Peace and Irish Question Far From Solution; Bryan Will Take Fight to Convention   MASS OF TESTIMONY IS HEARD

OPEN WARFARE BEGINS DURING FIRST HEARING   Opponents and Sympathizers of “Shamrock” Republic in Heated Session —Bryan Loses in First Round on Dry Question Before Glass.

PLATFORM "DIFFICULTIES  IN COMMITTEE   Administration Platform Is Radically Changed Because of Strong Pressure.  MAY REPORT TONAY

LEAGUE, DRY LAW AND IRISH PROBLEM TROUBLING LEADERS   Bryan and Walsh Will Not Ask Sub-Committee to Consider Platform Proposals.   GOMPERS PRESENTED PLANK ASKED BY LABOR      Liquor and Irish Question Brin, Forth Heated Arguments Before Committee.

NO PEACE     CR IREL   Republican Leaders Must Re Taken Fir s Meeretary

THEN TALK TRUCI   Greenwood Says Irish Mus Surrender or Deliver Arms First.

SAYS IRISH MUST SURRENDER   Greenwood Stirs Commons by Defy toe Sinn Fain Leaders.

NO TRUCE, SAYS TRISH SECRETARY   UNTIL. REBELS. SURRENDER   Sir Hamar Greenwood Says Republican Army Must Yield Up  Arms As First Step.

NO TRUCE TILL IRISH SURRENDEE   Greenwood Says Leaders of Irish Army Must Surrender or Be Arrested First   Not Until Then Can There Be a ‘Truce or Successful Advocacy of a Truce

BERR e ee som   Definite Negotiations No Yet Reached But There ‘Is An ‘Understandine.   BOTH SIDES CAUTIOUS   Father -O’Flanagan’ Asks Lloyd George What First Step Will Be.

WANTS LEADERS OF EXTREMISTS DISPOSED @   Sir Hamar Greenwood Cheered In House of Commons

PROSPECT FOR PEACE IN IRELAND STIRS LONOO}   Efforts to Arrange Truce Domi nating Topic in Morning’s . Newspapers

IRISH TRUCE HOPES APE WIDESPREAD        Greemyocd Says’ No Pe til Extremist Leaders “e Jailed.

IRISH EXTREMISTS BARRIER TO PEACE   Commons Cheer Statement By Secretary.

NO PEACE FOR IRELAND   ° 7 Republican Leaders Must Be Taken First, Says Secretary

Proposals as to Peace Term: Sent From Irish Leader: Reach London While Raid: and Fighting Still Reported

PEACE RUMORS CHEE TOPIC IN LONDON PAPERS   Genevally Conceded That . Stage of Definite Negotiations Has Not Arrived

NO IRIH TRUCE.  peace: chenusnseptupncaneacscom die msrnsgess, com

LEADERS MUST SURRENDER 10 AFFECT TRUCE   STATEMENT REGARDING IRISH SITUATION MADI BY IRISH SEC. IN HOUSE OW COMBATONS   Arrest of Councellors Not Be lieved Conducive of Peace b; Trish Natinnalict..

NO PEACE TILL SURRENDER   Irish Secretary Stirs Commons by Defy to Leaders of Sinn Fein.

IRISH TRUCE 1S ABSORBING TOPIC   English and Irish Papers Are Full of Possibilities for. Arrangements to Conclude the lita Brand of Wari in Irean

Ey LT IE TY NEI TAT  GREAT DESIRE UF UBEGON [5 PEAGE WITH U5.   Wishes to See External Difficulties Between Countries Disappear Forever   WILL CONTINUE HIS POLITICAL CAMPAIGN   F ELECTED, GENERA SAYS AIS POLICY WILL BE FOR GREATER FRATERNITY ON CONTINENT,

OBREGON DESIRES CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH THE U. 8.   HOPES DIPFICULTIES BETWEEN  tr. Ss. AND WENTOCO WILL FOR.  PVER DISAPPEAR  :   EXPRESSES THIS SENTIMENT IN WESSAGE TO UNITED PRESS PEPRESPENTATEVE

Successtnl Leader Mexican Revolution Issues Statemeat 10 America  Aaa   WOULD END ALL REVOLUTIONS

“1S FRENOLY "TORELS   WANTS EXTERNAL DIFFICUL “MES BETWEEN HEX ANB U.S TO DISAPPEAR FORESTER.   PROVISIONAL, PRESIDEST WIL ME DPENIGNATER 48 SOON an O82BER t& RESTORER

WANTS LEAGUE TEST VOTE!   LET OREGON DECIDE WHICH PLANK — , FOR G. 0. P., HOOVER SAYS.   Offers to Sacrifice His Chaneées ta Prt. mary to the tnd Phat ihe PreLeague Vote Agalinat Jobngon May Be Decisive,

HOOVER WGULD HAVE A LEAGUE TEST VOTE   Let Oregan Necile Which Pink fo. G. Oo PL Ex-Pooud Administentor     In Statement.

CARD Id KANSAS NATIVE   James P. Watson, Murderer of Seven Wives, Tells of His Early History.

Bluebeard Tells of Early Life in Middle West   Man Who Murdered Nine Wives Formerly Worked at Neosho, Mo., He Says.

SAYS HE’S FROM KANSAS   California Wife Slayer’ Tells Story of His Life

SLAYER Or RARE  BAREO CAREER IN MDDEE WES   Activities, in ‘Canada and Pa cific Coast After Three .  Marriages in East.

IS ONE CROOKED LIFE      Story of a Man W ho. Admits. That He Murdered Nine of the Woe.  men he Wooed!and Married

CAMPAIGN  GOST  $2,940   Miss Robertson Faces Deficit—Fund Will Make It Up to “Ratify Klection Resualts.”*

HOW DOCTORS TREAT COLDS © AND THE FLT   First Step in Treaiment Is a Brisk Purgative With Calo ~ fabs, the Purified and Refined Calomel Tablets That Are Nansealess, Safe and Sure.

HOW DOCTORS   First Step in Treatment Js a Brisk Purgative With Calotabs, the Purified and Refined Calomel Tablets that are Nausea less, Safe and Sure.

COLONEL TOMPKINS 15 TRANSFERRED FROM OL POST AT FORT Bula.   ONE OF THE “OLD GUARD” ANI UNIVERSALLY LOVED: WAS IN BROWNWOOD RECENTLY.

CENATORS SA)   Find Articles in the Pac Have Much “Hidden’’ Meaning

NORTHERN POLIGH ARMY CONTINUES TOMOVE FORWARD   Soviet Reserves Reported Being Brought Up in Great Numbers.

POLES CONTINUE TO FORCE SOVIET TROOPS NORTH   Ath Soviet Aviny Finally  Gets Out of Polish Trap.

POLISH ARMIES CONTINUE VICTORIOUS ADVANCE   Cutting Off Retreat of Remaining Soviet Forces ir Northern Region   SURROUNDING REMNANTS OF SOVIET ARMIES

POLES CONTINUE FORWARD MOVE OF THEIR ARM   Russians Reported Bringing Up Great Number of Reserves,   FIGHTING ON ALL PRONTS   After Ten Hours Remnant of the Boisheviki Cut Through the Polish Ring.

POLISH TROOPS BLOCK RETREAT OF RED FORCES   Poles Take Fortress After Severe Fighting. BRING UP RESERVES   Seviet Army Being Reinforced On Southern Front—Villages Are Evacuated by Red Army,

‘LANDIS PLASTERS A BIG FINE   Stiff: Sentence Imposed On Violator at New raqa_

JUDGE LANDIS   MMands Heavy Fine and Sentence to Chicage Hotel Man

1, Republican —— a tctories Predicted. es ~ -ByHays;THlinois iit

CHAIRMAN HAYS SSUES -~ QPTIMISTG STATEMENT   Says Democratic States Trade Cox ‘ For Senators.

someon emanaateves momeertarte nay Aten OA Atte SEE TRADING COX TO AID SENATORS, Hays Annetrisz Democrata fin Nermaliw

IRGHAFT Ik UG OWNta NTU HILL   Big Gas Bag Wrecked Whe Pilot Loses Way In Laurel Canyon

LOST IN. FUG.   Alrplane Crashes Into Side of Hil Near Los Angeles,

SPEECH PLEASED HARDING.   Republican Presidential Nominee to Coolidge. Gande Keathiucinaetic Telacram

' CANDIDATE HARDING.   Working on Front-Porch Speech To Be Deliverad Satnrdav

HEARING ON MEXICAN LABOR ENDED TODAY   TEXAS REPRESENTATIVE OPPOSES RESOLUTION ALLOWING IMMIGRATION.

ELEVEN FAVOR . — CONVICTION   One Juror - Holding Out For Insanity Plea for  Carl Wanderer

MARTENG TO HAVE COUNSEL PRESENT   Russian Sovict Ambassadc Granted Postponement by Senate Committee: investigating Bolshevik

Railroad Workers at Cleveland, Los Angeles and Terre Haute Out   President Wilson Calls Meeting o! Cabinet for Tomorrow Morning   Railroad Labor Board Named Today— Composed of Nine Members   Government to Show Hand In the Railroad Strike Today. _

Railroad Workers at Cleveland, Los Angeles and Terre Haute Out   President Wilson Calls Meeting ¢ Cabinet for Tomorrow Morning   Government to Show Haad Ia the Railroad Strike Today.

SOLONS MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO FINISH WORK   Long Night Sessions Expected lo Greatly Aid in Completing Work Before Adjourn: ment.  Many Measures Cannot Become  pee a

/CONGRESS MAKING TASTE.   Members of oBth Kouses Working for Adjoutiument Tomorrow.

SOLONS MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO FINISH WORK   Long Night Sessions Expected lo Greatly Aid in Completing Work Before Acjourn ale ae   Many Measures Cannot Become Laws At Once

CROSS EXAMINE ~ NAVAL WITNESS   Officer Who Said Admiral Fletcher Disobeyed Commands Again on Stand.   SHIPPING BOARD FAILED

SCHOOL MEN TO JAIL   ‘Contempt Case in Chicago Results  in Fines and Jail Term. -.

) MEMBERS CHICAGO SCHOOLBOARD IN CONTEMPT   Case Grew Out of the Removal o Former Superintendent of Schools Chadsey,

MEMBERS BOARD EDUCATION GET JAIL SENTENCE:   Chicago Judge Finds Mortenson Board Guilty

HELD IN CONTEMPT OF COURT   Siee Members of Chicage Scheol Raard PTieaed.

FINED SCHOOL BOARD FOR COURT CONTEMP’      SHICAGO JUDGE SENT SEVED MEMBERS TO JAIL FOR SHORT TERMS   Case Grew out of Dismissal of 1 Former Superintendent by the Poard

“THAT CHICAGO ROW   Ht Was All ver A School Tench: er And it Certainly Was Some Fight :

FOUND GUILTY Of — SONTEMPT   Members of Chicago School Board Sentenced to Jail

SCHOOL: BOARD {SJAILED.   Ning Members in’ Chicago Also Fined Heavily For’ Contempt: = - 2"

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FACE A TERM IN JAIL   Chicago Judge Found Then Guilty of Contempt of Court Today.

C. W. Hamilton  Brinifela 1 tinots  LAW OFFICE...  {At Residence:

COUNTY OFFICERS WANT MORE MONEY   Will Wage Hard Fight Before Next Legislature to Get Increase in Present Salaries

NNCENNES GRE TRESSUICDE         DRINKS. IODINE  BUT. TIMELY . ACTION 18 ELIBVED, TO HAVE   BEEN ALLE SAVED HER.         TAKEN TO VINCENNES. "JN AN AUTOMOBILE   Tells Police Landérgan i Was “Tus Craziness" Ehat Pr ompted:

5 EX-GERMAN WARSHIPS DELIBERATELY DAMAGED BEFORE LEAVING EUROPE   The War Is Over But the Huns Still Are Huns, Vital Parts Deliberately Wrecked and Others Stolen.

HUN SHIPS 180 CRIPPLED, TRIP HOW ABANCONED   CAN'T BE SHOWN ABOUT NATION ~   UNFIT TO PUT TO SEA, IS DECISION — LOOTED ~ BY THE CREWS. ..

TINFIT TO AGAIN GO TO SBA   tx-German War Veasela Not to Be Taken On Exhibition Tonr ae V«nected.

GERMAN SHIPS ARE DAMAGED.   None of Vesecls in Shape to Make Coasal Touar.~

HUN SHIPS TO0 GAPPLED, TRI NON ABANDONE   CAN’T BE SHOWN ABOUT NATION      UNFIT TO PUT TO SEA, IS DECISION — LOOTED © BY THE CREWS. .-

SCANDINAVIA FEARS U. S.   Premicrs Consider Retaliation Over Jones Shipping Measure.

WOMAN SEEKING SENATE SEAT      Misa Belle Kearney to Contest With John Sharp Willinms.

AUTO BANDITS ROB R. 1. BANK OF LARGE SUM   Cashier Held Up at Point  of Revolvers and Near:  sit 00 in Cash Is Off.

BANK ROBBERS TAKE $12,000   Five Masked Men in Daring ‘Holdup at Central, Falls Rhode Island   Bind and Gag Cashier al Point of Guns and Flee ir Automobile

Politicians Closely Watching Re sult in Primaries of Both Qld Parties.

PMLOWEN TIAL PAIMARIES ON IN MICHIGAN   Republicans Confident oj Endorsement of 30 Delegates for Candidates

TREADWAY NOW IS ACCUSED OF PEIRCE MURDER   Formal. Charge Made Agains' ‘Rim, But Giri: is-Still Mere eens Pe? ere

MAN IS ACCUSED, ~ GIRL MERELY HELD   Philadel hin Police Now: Laokin . For Others: ‘Believed Coscernet In. Murder Case. ;

ACCUSE HALE OF TAMPERINE   Charged That Senator Or dered Naval Hearing Records Altered.

MILITARY SIEZE QUANTITIES MAIL   Raids Conducted in Dublin to %& cure Evidence Against Sinn Feiners.

Mica Mountain Near Deary, Ida., Is Ablaze   New Fires Springing Up Along Clearwater and Coeur D'Alene ‘ Rivers, Is Report .

Chairman Hays claimed all of these states as positively Repub  G. 0. P. AND DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS IN NUTSHELL

LEADERS TALK BRASS TACKS  FIGURES HERE   Will Hays Now Sees the Whole Country Going Recub‘ican Except Ten States.   WHAT THEY PREDICT

FALL ELECTION  HINGES ARDUND FAR STATES   Party Managers ; Discuss Outcome In Various fe Thatricta:   GIVE STATEMENTS   PARTY STATEMENTS

WE WILL WIN SAY HAYS AND WHITE   ‘Republican Chairman Claims All Bu Ten Statesx.-—Democrats Depond on Five for Victory.

Will 1]. Tlays Predicts a Re. publican Landslide Whilt George White is Canseryalive,   REASONS GIVEN   Both (he Leaders Give Ideas Why ‘They Base Theit Predi¢lions As To the Oui

CHICAGO LADY DEAD,   Daughter of Packer and Actlve In War Work in Europe

CUMMINGS  AND GULBY MEN TGNEY   No fiend to tither Likely On Carly Ballots  Palmer and Cox Combination Against McAdoo First To Be  Disposed Of

RAIL MEN WARN DEMOCRATS   Union Leaders Representing Southeas' Send Message to San Francisco Convention in Care of Gompers.

BELGIAN TROOPS JOIN ~~ -PRENCH AT FRANKFORT   ‘Artillery and Infantry Contingents  Ordered to Ruhr Mining Thictriet

KILLS TWO THEN SEL   FY. WAYNE MAN SHOOTS WIFE AND DAUGHTER BECAUSE

11 1. W. W. ARE FOUND GUILTY   Jury at Montesano Passes on Crimi. nal Syndicalism Cases—Two Are Dismissed.

CUPID HAS BUSY YEAR AT JEFFERSONVILLE   2.250 Marriage Licenses Issued Ther in 1919 Setting New High Record.

GUX KEPEAIS UHARGES   GOVERNOR A®TACKS NEWBERRY IN HIS MICHIGAN SPEECHES.   Nominee Says Senator's Case Is 3 Sample of Rule Through “Slush Funds.”

COX CONTINUES — FUND CHARGES IN CAMPAIGN   Attacks Senate and Dubs Harding Reactionary and Standpatter in Michigan Speeches.

COX BEGINS BIG TOUR   Democratic Nominee Attacks Newberry on Michigan Trip.   Deciares the Senator’s Case Is a Sample of Rule Through “Siush” Funds.”

COX STARTS ON A LONG TALKING TRIE   Democratic Nominee Attacks Newberry on Michigan Trip.   Declares the Senator’s Case Is a Sam. ple of Rule Through “Siush” Funds.”

CONFLAGRATION SWEEPS OVER FIFTEEN ACRES      FIRE STARTED YESTERDAY WHEN LIGHTING STRUCK OIL TANKS, NEAR BALTL  ATAD HH

BALTIMORE FIRE BURNS UNCHECKED   ‘Many Homeless as Fire Spreads ! Families Camp in : Field.

YANKS’ FIRST WAR CAPTURE   “Michigan Men Took German Prisoner Netoher 27 1017.

FIRST CAPTURE BY YANKS   Two Michigan Men Lead in the Tak ing of German Prisoners “ October 27, 1917.

BLAZIKOWISKI AND COCHANSKI FIRS] “FIGHTING: YANKS” TO TAKE GERMAN PRISONER

One Way to. Upset Him   SARRANZA PLOT IN WAR BARED      Senators Also Hear of Aid of /-Reds-in Conspiracy Against ~ United States.   RAIDING PARTIES AUTHORIZED   Testimony Shows That Germans Found Sympathy and Support in Mexico During War—Country Drifts Toward Bolshevism.

CARRANZA A  HIS OFFICERS DIRECTED U. S. BORDER RAIDS   High Mexican Officials Back of “Plan of San Diego.” .   HELPED SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM   Germans Got Strong Support in Their Propaganda.

“Plan of San Diego” Had Backing of Carranza, ft Is Shown in Senate Probe,   IN LONG SERIES OF RAIDS   The Mexican Ruler’s Principal Lieutenants Directed Attacks Along the Border,   And Evidence Shows Scheme Still Is Receiving Aid Prom the “First Chief.”   NAMES KANSAS CITY MAN   Jack Danciger Is Described as an “Active Propagandist" for Carranza in Letter.

RAIDS ORDERED BY CARRANZA   LONG SERIES OF BORDER DEPREDATIONS CHARGED TO MEX. PRESIDENT.   PLANNED TO SEIZE5 STATES   Notorious “San Diego Plan” Presented in Testimony Before Senate Committee.

UUTRAGES ON U.S. CARRIED QUT BY CHIEF   Documentary Evidence, Supported by Testimony Of Witnesses, Is Given at Senate Sub-Committe: Probe in Texas.   GERMANY’S ACTS BARED   Highest Mexican Officials Cognizant of Raiding Parties Carried Gut Under Provisions of “Plan Of San Diego.”

8 DISCLOSED   Senators Also Hear of Aid ol Reds in Conspiracy Against United States.   RAIDING PARTIES AUTHORIZED   Testimony Shows That Germans Found Sympathy and Support in Mexico During War—Country Diifis Toward Boisheviem.

EVIDENGE NOM  BEFORE PROBERS ATTACHES Bl ANE   Highest Mexican Official: Said to Have Encouraged Plans of Raiding.   WITNESSES HEARD  Bolsheviki Activities in  “ Mexico Aired in Investition Being Conducted.

CARRANZA PLOT ~IN- WAR BAREL   Senators. Also-Hear of Aid of Reds in Conspiracy Against United States.   RAIDING PARTIES: ANTHORIZEN   Testimony Shows  that Germans Fourid. Sympattiy and Support in . Mexico During’ War—Country Drifts Toward Bolshevism.

CLAIM CARRANZA INSTIGATED RAIDS   Evidence to Prove Point Submitted to Committee.  ere mena  QCi1inpanAanrTrnr AV weer ae Ratw   SUPPORTED BY TESTIMONY,   Documents Show That Mexican President Directed Long Series of Attacks —- Connection of Southern Republic With “Plan of San Diego’ Revealed in Investigation.

MEX. HEADS ENGINEERED 1915 RAIDS   Senate Told Carranz: Was at Helm in Killings.

Mexican Dunplicity Being Shown Ur;      “Plon of San Dicee" Had Backing 01 Tarren, ft Is Shown tn Senare Probe.

SAY CARRANZA INSTIGATED ALS    Witnesses Charge Mex Pres ident for Trouble Along   the Rio Grande   HAD PLANS TO ANNEX PART OF U. S.

Documentary Evidence Regarding Mexican Difficuties Placed in Senate Committee Records   Summary of “Plan of San  Diego” Shows Proposal to  => Bapture Part of U. S.

Not Only Were High Mexican Officials Cognizant of Program of Raiding Varties, but as Late as January 5 Were Still Giving Encouragement to und Aiding Participants in Raids.

CARRANZA WISE TO RAIDS ON BORDER   Testimony Given Before Senate Committee by Witnesses on Situation.

SENALURG HEAR UF UARANZA'S PLOT   Committee Told of Mexico-German Plan for War.   CONSPIRACY AGAINST U. S.   Raiding Parties Had Approval of the Government at Mexico City—Germans Found Sympathy and Support During the War.

PAMOUS ACTRESS HONORED.   Madame Rejane Awarded Ribbon of legion of Honor.

POLITICS GRAFT CHARGES MEAN NOTHING TO U.S.   People Don’t Care 30 Cents to Find Out Expenses, Dry Candidate Savs   BIGGEST ROLL WINS   PARTY WITH MOST CASH GAINS PRESIDENCY, WATKINS DECLARES AT MINNEAPOLIS

COX'S CHARGES. BOOMERANG vik “DRY CANDIDATE   Country ‘Doesritt Care. 30 ; Cents: to’ Know’ Amounts, Watkins:-Avers.' =:

SAYS SLUSH FUN IS OF NO INTERES!   Prohibition Candidate Says People Don’t Care Who ~ Spends Money.

NO ONE CARES ABOUT CAMPAIGN FUND SIZE   PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT EXPRESSES OPIN. ION AT ST. PAUL

PAO! CANDIDATE FUMES AT NP ~ FUND PROPAGANDA   Says Country y Does Not Care  How Much They Pay to. Win Election—Cites League Of Nations, Labor Problem, Prohibition as Chief Issues.

RIDIGULES COX CHARCE ON FUNDS   *rohibition Leader Says People Will Not Care About Cost.

Dry Says U. S. Doesn’t Care About Campaign Expense Investigatior

Aaron S. Watkins in Address at Minnesota State Fair-Says Real Questions of This Year Are League of Nations, Labor Problem and: Extinction of Liquor Traffic

Prohibition Candidate Watkins Says They Are the League of Nations, the Labor Problem and Liquor Traffic Extinction.

PROHIBITION CANDIDATE DOES ~ NOT LIKE CAMPAIGN: PROBES      Caunazy, He Says, Will Not Care Thirty Cents ta Find: Out What Leadets Are Spending:: Wants Real Questions Discussed: Betore People.

SEES NO INTEREST  IN SLUSH CHARGES   Prohibition Candidate Watkine De. clarea Average Voter Wouldn't Give 30 Cents for All the Figures

WATKING BELITILES ~ PROBE OF FUNDS   Dry Leader Declares People Don’t Care.

DRY CANDIDATE BARES COX PLAT   Rev. Mr..Watkins Takes Shot at Man “Who Calls Attention to Funes Too Loutly.”   DISUCSSES FARM PROBLEM

PEOPLE DONT CARE SE CENTS   How Much Money is Raised  for Campaign Purposes Says Watkins.

CAMPAIGN FUNDS SIZE NOT ISSUE TO-PEOPLE PLEA   Watkins, Dry Candidate, ‘Says Losers Try to Side-step Issues in That Manner       ‘CESS BRI FUND

LH FUND AY THAT OF LOSERS, WATKINS SAYS      ‘rohibition Candidate serts Rural Problem is Bir One,

COUNTRY WONT CARE 30 CENTS ABOUT BIG FUND   Watkins, Dry Candi date, Makes Asser tion at Hamline.

COUNTRY DOESN’T CARE 30 CENTS FOR CAMPAIGN FUND FIGURES--WATKINS

NO INTEREST Ih FUND WRANGLE CAYS WATKINS   People Don’t Want Fig: ures, Declares Dry Nominee-— Say: League, Laber and Liquor Are Rea Questions

DRY CANDIDATE. SPEAKS   County Will’ Not Care 30 Cents to Find Out Figures of Expense, Says Watkins

of Attorney:  of Court ed.   JURORS TAKEN FOR LUNCH   Enjoyed’ Short Respite from the Court Room at 12:30 in Charge of Ball.

MURDER CASE IS NOW WITH JURY   Closing Arguments of Attorneys and Instructions of Court Completed.   JURORS TAKEN FOR LUNCH   Enjoyed Short Respite from the - Court Room at 12:30 in Charge of Bailiff.

SHIPYARDS AS OPEN SHOPS,   Mobile Shipbuilders Are Not Hitting ‘at Unlon Labor, They Say,

Mobile Shipyards V ote For T he ‘Open Shop’ Policy to Halt ‘Union Domination’

VILLA COMMITS QNE LAST ACT OF DEPREATION   Captures and Holds for Ranson Three Mexicans near Moqui

VILLA COLLECTS FINAL RANSOM.  His Laat Depredation Was an. Attach  ee ee we on he

 BLIZZARDS   Rocky Mountain Region Slowly Re covering from Heavy Storm —Denver Tie-Up

HUGE DRIFTS BURY DENVER: TRAINS DEAD   CITY IS COMPLETELY BLOCKADED FOR 48 HOURS—STREET TRAFFIC CUT OFF

JENVER SLOWLY EMERGING FROM SNOW BLOCKAN   Streets Are Being Cleared Railroad Traffic Is Re sumed: Milk  Deliverie: Are Far Below Normal.

JNOW BLOGKS RAIL [RAFFIG IN Weal   Denver Is Almost Completel) Paralyzed and Milk Famine Looms.      Passenger Trains Stalled In Drifts and Hundreds Foodless and Sleepless.

1S PRINCIPAL ADVERSARIES FAG EACH OTHER   With the Clan of. Wilson on One Side and Bryan Tribe on Other   Both Sides Admit Choice of Nomine Depends on the Platform   Chief Points at Iesue Are the Treaty, With Wet and Dry§fFight a Close Second.

Bryan Declares ‘Battle to Knife - Ow ‘Wet’ Plans   Nebraskan Says There Can B No Compromise On Dev Toate ae

Premier. Lloyd George Reveal: ~ Attitude of Grgat Britair Toward United States. es

NOW Tht SULTAN FROM Hla MOQUE DEFIED ENTENTE   Cant Oust Him Because That Would Leave Constantinople in the Air.   One Country Objects to the Other Running Affairs of That City.

In Hands of Militia Hold Mob Kul in Check Today   Despite Armed Soldiers Patrolling the Streets An Italian Killed Today.

SULOIEKO HOLL RUBS 1H DREGK   Rioters at West Frankfort il, Awed oy Militia From Reign of Terror.   A GANG OF ROUGHS ATTACK THE SOLDIERS   Orders are Not to Shoot Unless Necessary But to Shant to Kilt.

Soldiers Patrol  [Ilmois Town   Sporadic Outbreaks At West Frankfort During the Night   FOREIGNERS SEEK ARMY PROTECTION

WILSON STANDS PAT ON TREAT   SAYS THAT PRACTICALLY ALL OF THE RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED WOULD NULLIFY THE PACT.

WILSON PROTI PROTESTS RESERVATIONS: Ih TREATY OF PEACE   President In Letter to Senator Says Suggestions Made Are Virtual Nullification of Pact.

VIEWS OH TREATY   WILSON'S — LETTER OUTLINES HIS TREATY STAND.   President Says Reservations Nulliry Pact—Finn For Article 10,

RESERVATIONS ARE ~~ HULIFIATIONS   TO WEAKEN ARTICE X IS TO CUT HEART OF TREATY      SO SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON   flome. of the Republicans Working a he the Democrats Suggest a Modified Draft of Reservations.

HOUSE: FAVORS WAR LAWS? REPEAL   Dhievelionnty: —, Clven: Presi dent During War Tinie*to End  - With Bill's Passage fonts

OE AS ED A A ee en te meet  OABBATH LAW ARE OUUGHT IN OVER dO STATES   Sports, Theaters. Automo. biiing and Other Diversions Would Be Made Illegal

Sunday “Blue Laws” WillBe Introduced in 35 States This Winter; Stop Movies, Sport:

BONUS BILL IN COMMITTEI   3onds Not Favored by House Leaders, Who Say Soldier Relief Should Be Had. Thru  Luxuries or sales Taxes   DEVELOPMENT

LOOKS GOOD FOR BONUS   Ways and Means Committee is Favorable.   WOULD HAND OUT GASH   Committee Would Obtain Money By Tax on Luxuries or Sales.

GRO FANATICS  EC tar Tey       Detroit Fears Boat ‘With Eleven Is Lost

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GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK.   Will Go Into Effect Next Tuesday, Says Copenhagen Cabies,

TWESDAY SET FOR “BG MERSIN } BY DANISH MASSES   All Classes of Citizens Hoerd ing Foods in Anticipation of Great Shortage -   \NEW MINISTRY IS  DESIROUS OF eke   Rejection by King Christian of Demands to Liebe:

GENERAL STRIKE REPLY TO KINGS REFUSAL   Troublesome Times Loom in Den mark—Monarch Opposes Labor Demands.

DENMARK [9 ON VERGE Of A BIG GAISK   AS RESULT OF CHANGE OF THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT FROM A REPUBLIO TO A MONARCHY IS POSSEBLE *   BULLETIN

ANISH KING ~ WONT ACCEPT   Offers of Compromise to Avert General Strike Rejected by King and Cabinet   General Strike Throughou' Denmark Now Seems Inevitable

DAN GH LABOR ANGAY AT KiNG PREPARE STRIKE   COMPROMISE OFFER OF L1BOL LEADER IS DECLINED BY KING AND STRIKE IS CALLED.

GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK CERTAIN   People Are Hoardimg Foodstuffs - In Preparation For Any Calamity.

DANES GOING TO STRIKE   NEXT TUESDAY SET FOR REGINNING OF GENERAL STRIKE.      Trade Unions’ Offer of Compromis Rejected By King und Cabinet— People Hoarding Food.

IRADE UNIONS AND DANISH RULER CLASH   General Strike Throughout the Danish Kingdom is Ordered for Next Tuesday.   ‘SOCIALISTS ARE  LEADING TROUBLE   ‘Movement Expected to Pres. age the Overthrow of the Kingdom.

GENERAL DANISH STRIKE ORDERE!   King Christian Is Adoman and Workmen Will Quit Next Tuesday.

DENM: ARK FACING. GENERAL STRIKE   King Christian Rejects Offer for a Compromise. of Differences With Socialists and Crisis Results,

DEMANDS OF SOCIALISTS — ARE DENIED   Offers From Trade Unionists To Refrain From Striking If  ~ Rigdad Is Called Turned ~ Down By King   GENERAL STRIKE IS ORDERED IN EFFEC)   Crisis Comes Today In Ruh Region When Time For Ac ceptance Of Ultimatum O Workmen Expires

KING REJECTS COMPROMISE: CRISIS BREWS   Trades Unions Take Action; People Hoard Supplies.

General Strike Throughout  Country Seems Inactin   PEOPLE HOARD -FOOD   Independent Socialists Join Majority Party in Pressing Demands,

NO COMPROMISE IN DENMARK SO STRIKE IS SURE   King Rejects Offer of Trade Unions in Crisis.

RING CHRISTIAN REFUSES[OFFER OF MAJORITY. SOCIALISTS,   REJECTS COMPROMISE       A GENERAL) STRIKE 18 NOW?: REGARDED. AS INEVITABLE,        ’  The \Soctalists: Will Order” iti Measure to Compel the hates “ment to Mect Thelr cate

GENERAL STRIKE CALL [a {ooUED IN DENMARK   King Christian Rejects Proposals Of Unions For  Compromise.   LIEBE MINISTRY ISSUES APPEAL

GENERAL STRIKE INDENMARK TO BEGIN   Trade Unionist Offer for Compromise Refused by King and Work Sill Stop Tuesday.

DENMARK 10 HAVE GENERAL STRIKE   This Comes As Refusal of King anc Ministry of Trades Union Offer To Compromise,

DENMARK IS THREATENED ‘WITH A GENERAL STRIK}   Tie Up of Country Appears Inevitable Today With King Refusing to Grant Demonds.

NATION WIDE STRIKE WILL AIT DENMARK    King Rejects Comproiisé Offer of Trade * Unionists .

DENMARK FACES: - GENERAL STRIKE   Kng: Christian Refuses: Offe of Compromise and Trade Unions Retaliata.   TO WALK QUT. TUESDAY

mss Lloyd George's Hame Role HIM Ignores Fundamentals of  Rininamnnahin:

PLUNKETT ATTACKS PLAN   Says Lloyd George’s Home Hale Bill  Ignores Fundamentals of Stateamuansashin.

OBREGON PLANNING MEXICO’S FINANCES   Expects to Make Large Loan ir the United States.   To Use Money in Reconstruction o1 the Mexican Government—To Pay Debts.

WILL PAY ALL DEBTS)   NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO OUTLINES HIS PLANS,   Expects to Make Large Loan in U. S In Order to Reconstruct Country.

OBREGON HAS PLANS   Expects to Make Large Loan in the United States.   To Use Money In Reéonstruction of the Mexican Government-—To Pay Debta.

ITALY 1S TORNBY INTERNAL TROUBLE   STUKE i PISGRDERS ARE REPORT. ED F ROW ALL PARES OF PHY Cor NTRY—MOVSE MEN ON SPTRENE

WILD RIOTS IN ITALIAN STRIKE   Troops Unable to Prevent Out breaks and Disorders Are Occurring Over Country.

PERSONALITIESTO: BE BARRED FROM PRES CAMPAIGN   HARDING SAYS BATTLE WILL BE sTRicTLY A CONFLICT BETWEE NTWO PARTIES

COX, KNOWN -WHIRLWI : CAMP AIGNER.. POPULA!   May Force Marion M His “Front Porch'! ~ Stumo State. :

DIAMOND ROBBERS GET $100,000 LOOT   Throw Pepper in Eyes of New York Jeweler and Make Escape in Heart of Business Section.

ROBBERS USE PEPPER AND GET DIAMONDS:   Entered Firm on Nassau St., And Blinded Lone Clerk, Stealing Wallet Containing Many Valuable Stones and Worth Hundred Thousand.

THROW PEPPER IN EYES; STEAL  $100,000 JEWELS   Robbers In Heart of New  * York Business Section aes Pisgah

HEART OF NEW YORK. S - S SCENE OF ROBBER   Hold-up Men Throw Pepper in ‘Eyes of Jeweler ‘and Escape ’ With’ $100,000°in Diamonids.

BOLD DIAMOND THEIj   Robbers Threw Pepper im She keeper's Eyes in New

Yeggs Get Big Loot in New York   Two Men Enter Store in Heart of Business District, Threw Pepper Into Eyes of Proprietor and Escape With Wallet of Valuable Diamonds

PEPPER DEALER AND ROB HIM OF $100,000   Robbers Blind Owner and Se cure Rich Loot in Diamonds,

MARY PICKFORD CASE SET   Action to Dissolve Movie Actress’ Divorce For Wearing.

DEMOCRATS LEANING TOWARD -FOOD CONTROLLER WITH PROS* PECTS HE MAY BE ENDORSED

SUPPORTERS OF HERBERT HOOVER SEE A BIG VISION   Believe Both. Parties May Nominate Their Candidate And Elect Unopposed

HOOVER'S CHANGES ADSEATE DECLARE Ho OUPPORTERS   Believe They See His Beinc Choice of Both Major  Parties.

ue NAME WINNERS “OF PRIZES FOR ~ LITERARY WORK      New. York Reporter Giver $1600 Pulitzer Fund; Omaha’s “Bast “Editorial -

OVERHUNDREL INCINERATED IN WRECK   Pools of Molten Silver in Sigh Following ‘Burning — of Indian- Bodies

Captain Ehrhardt. will See That German Reforms Are Carried Out.   MILLERAND. DEMANDS RUHR. DISTRICT CLEARED   Says cor Used Red! Menace to. Violate Terms ; of Treaty, -

GOVERNOR SAYS 60. AFTER BUSINESS NOV   Harding,.in Address “before Mississippi Valley Association, Says We — Should Bury Differences and: “"" Go after Trade. OES

UNITED STATES MUST HUSTLE   Gov. Harding of Iowa Says We Must Go Out and Get  Some of the Business.

MANY VACANT FARM HOUSES   Secretary of Interior Says Country Life Must Be Made More Attrac. tive—Food Production Menaced.

NATION'S FOOD «SOURCE IN PERIL   Farm Life Must £2 Made More Aliractive, Says Payne.

DUCKS" WON OLOBING GAME OF » SHASON-“eURSDAY “By A SCORE OF 37 10 9   Jurgest Crowd of the.Season Was on Tand to Witness tho King tost of. Succondtil: Year Initlaton And Di

DUCKS WON CLOSING GAME 01 SEASON THURSDAY BY a SCORE OF 27 TO 6   Largest Crowd of the Seasou Was on Hand to Witness the- Final Con. test of a Successfnl Year Initiation And Dinner

Ui, S. WARSHIPS USED AGAINST REDS   U. S. Warships Rushed to Save Refv. gees From the Bolsheviki—“White*” Army Anninilated—Peopie Flee on Foreign Vessels.

U.0, WARDHIPS ARE HELPING REFUGEES   ‘American Vessels Aiding Per) sons Leave Crimea.   OFFICIALS GIVE AUTHORITY

U. &, WARSHIPS TO SAVE RUSSIANS   All Available Yank Vessels Are Rushed to the Crimea.   REDS CAPTURE SEBASTOPOL   Bolsheviki Seize Control of the Cri mea as Wrangel’s Army Is Annihilated and Commander Flees on French Warship.

AMERICAN WARSHIPS 0 GIVE AID TO REFUGEES   ALL AVAILABLE VESSELS IN BLACK SEA WILL ASSIST PROPLE IN LEAVING THE CRIMEA IN ADVANCE OF BOLSHEVIK Apr ur

More Than 150,000 of White Troops Captured; Refugee Throng to Ships in Hatbor3 American Vessel Stands. By              Defeat of Baron Is Complete} His ‘Surrender Is Demanded By Moscow; All Red’ Cross Workers Are Reported ‘Safe

WRANGEL FROM LAST POSITION   Séhastopol. Falls and Bolsheviki are Masters of whole Crimwge7y: Peninsula, Advices . to  : Dante Planlara   ANTI- “BOLSHEVIK: LEADER. TAKES REFUGE ON BOAT

1S. RENOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION AT CONVENTION   Lunn’s Appeal Against Recommendations Is Hooted Down   PLATFORM UP TODAY   Balance of State Ticket Also Will Be Voted On; Walker Slated For Senatorship

Wealthy Real Estate Man Shot to Death in His Room in Chicago Hotel

REALTY OPERATOR SHOT: DIVORGEE S HELD   Lexington Hotel in Chicago Scene of Murder of Wealthy Michigan Man.

THREAT TO KILL HER   Charged by Woman Against Wealthy Man Found Dead.

FIND NO TRACE OF ‘COUGHLIN BABY   Pasquale Put in Jail to Await a Possible Murder Charae.

TULSA BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS   Aasets and Liabilities to Be Taken Over by Others,

DEVINES PRAY DELIVERANCE OF PEOPLE FROM HARDSHIPS’ SEEN IN PROPOSED TAXATION

PRAY FOR RELIEF FROM TAXES   Crab and tiyater Men of Kant ( cant (east Ask Divine Deliverance.

PRAYED FOR RELUEF FROM TAN.      Crysfiela, Madi, Hardahtp 01 Viwhesr Tlate an Sen Foadke.

GEAMMANY DOES NOT CLAIM DIPLOMATIC WAGTORY OVER ALLIES   One Official Reiterates That _ Government is Unable to ~ Accomplish Feat.   PRESS REJECTS LAST NOTE

MEAIGO 3 NEED 0 EDUGATION LIND DECLARES   Revolution in That Country. He Says, Necessary to Rectify Social and Eco nomical Conditions That Obtain.      SOME ACCUSATIONS DENIED   He Says That He Never Attributed Ills of That Smitten Nation to Influence of Catholic Church. Urges Patience.

LIND TELLS OF MEXICO,   Tells of Ports to Induce Huerta to Abulicatc.

LIND QUTLINES VIEW OF MEXICO   Denies He Blamed Catholi: Church for All Ills  Down There.

PERSONAL STORY JOHN LIND TOLE   Denies With Warmth That He Ever Attributed All of Ills of Mexico to the Influence of Catholic Church.

 Personal.-- Representative of  President Wilson Says Revolution Necessary.   DENIES BLAMING  EVILS TO CATHOLICS   Admits Giving Aid to Carran. za Against Huerta; Against Intervention.

WILL TAKE YEARS 1) ESTABLISH PEAGE IN MEXICE   Declares John Lind After Careful Study of Country   SAYS REVOLT IS NECESSARY

RY OF THE MEXICANS   Wilson’s Ambassador Informs Senators Revolution — Was Neessarv.   DID NOT MAKE ATTACK’ ON CHURCH, HE CLAIMS   Has No Suggestion to Offer of Best Methods to Settle Trouble Below the — Border.

Denies With Warmth That He Ever Attributed All of Ills o Mexico to the Influence o Catholic Church.

GCHOOLS NEEDED NOLO MEKICD LING DECLARE!   Education Has Been Neglected; Behooves U. S. As a Neighbor of Weak Country to Be Very Patient.

TO SHIP 3,000 REDS   ALL ALIEN RADICALS TO BE DE. PORTED BY U.S.   Transports Will Sail for Many Coun tries With Their Cargoes of Undesirable Persons.  ——

d,DU0 ALIENS 10 BE DEPORTED BY WILSON’ ORDEF   Many Soviet Arks Will Be Required to Carry All Deportees When Authorities Get Actively to Work.

U. S. to Deport That Number of Alien Radicals.   “Arks" Wil) Go to Many Countries but Three-Fourths of Anarchists Are Russians.

ORDER TO BANISH : " REDS iS EXPECTED   COMMUNISTS MAY MAY BE CLA8SED AS  REVOLUTIONARY ‘UNDER DE‘ PORTATION LAW

THREE THOUSAND REDS ARE IN NEI   U. S. to Deport That Number o! Alien Radicals.   “Arks” Will Go to Many Countries, but Three-Fourths of Anarchists Are Russians.

DEPORTATION OF RADICAL ALIENS WILL BE PUSHE!   RULING BY SECRETARY OF ‘LABOR -WILSON . MAKES NEARLY ALL TAKEN. IN RAIDS PERFECT CASES.

Pratl oflPMENT ~— DF REDS RAFIDL'   Approximately 3,000 of 6,006 Aliens Taken Into Custod) Recently Perfect Cases fo: Deportation.

FIT CASES FOR DEPORTING   Nearly Three Thousand Allens Ar  rested in Recent Roundups Ranked ta €£a

3,000 REDS IN NET   U. S. ta Deport That Number of Alien Radicals.   “Arks” Will Ga to Many Countries but Three-Fourths of Anarchists Are Russians.

IAHNCKE DRYDOCK SECURES INJUNE TION      Restrains Meta! Workers From Threatened Purning of the Shivbuilding Plant.

COVERNMENT TO STOP HOME BREV   Dry Dictator Holds That Sale of Hops and Boilers Is Niegel.   PROBE CHICAGO BREWERIES   Federal Agents Claim «That Four Large Concerns Are Turning Out 7 to 8 Per Cent Geer—Whisky Costs $41 a Pint.

UELLAR STILLS Ant ni HARD BY DRY CHIEFS   Government to Stop the Manufactare of the “Fixins.”   DECLARES SALE {S ILLEGAL   Fruits and Raisins for Distilling, and Yeast Under Ban—Sale of Hops  and Malt Must Cease, Says ~~  Dry Dictator.

HUME BREWER  GIVEN A JOLT   Government to Stop the Manufacture of the “Fixins.”   DECLARES SALE IS ILLEGAL   Fruits and Raisins for Distilling, and Yeast Under Ban-—Sale of Hops and Mait Must Cease, Says Dry Dictator.

The Anti-Saloon League Neutra!      Majority Appear to Take That Posi(ion as Between Harding and Cox.

MAY BE NEUTRAL   Executive Committee of Anti-Saloon League in Session.

CLAIMS MADE VAST SUMS OF MONEY SPENT   Allege Extravagance !n Construction of Government Nitrate Plant.  mais, from 481F" bir -—._ a hm   PAID FOR NEWS ARTICLES   Forced To Allow Gambling In Order To Keep Employes Contented Is Reported.

Employes Laid Around And Gambled And Were Put At Wrong Jobs, Is Charge.

WHITE MAN [5 LYNCHED BY ANGRY = MOB IN ALABAM!   Because of Remarks He was Al to Have Made to a White oman. Husband Takes Part.

WHITE MAN IS STRUNG UP   Lynched for Insulting Remarks Made to Woman in Alahama.

Alabamans Avenge Remarks Made to Woman by Hanging Near Hartford.

White Man Is Lynched In Alabam:   Made Ugly Remarks To A Woman And Paid ‘The Penalty With His Vite.

KILL WHITE MAN FOR INSULT   Alabamans Avenge Remarks Made to Woman by Hanging Near Hartford. .

White Man Is ; Lynched In. Alabam:   Made Uply. Remarks To A Woman And Pala Tho Penalty With His Life,

McADOO WILL ACCEPT SAYS LOVE OF TEXAS   SAYS LOVE OF TEXA cs Pre alterna, ; WITHDRAWAL CAUSES NO LET« UP AMONG SUPPORTERS { NOMINATION ON SIXTH BAL« LOT PREDICTED,   “BUSINESS AS USUAL”: AT McADOO’S OFFICE

USING RAT VIRIS.   New Method Fighting Bubonic Plague at-Vera Cruz.

RUTH GETS 13RD HOME RUN.   Knocked a Cirevit Drive In Game Against Cleveland.

TREAT "EM ROUGH.   Kappos Take Motto of Marines in ‘Initiatory Work.

HARDING HEARS - WAR-CRY OF THE —-JOB- SEEKERS   Applicants Are Bombar ting Him: at His Headquarters in Marion, Ohio — Conferences Gontinue.

8 as BY      War Cry’ Of “Gimme” -- Resounds About The ; Headquarters,   HARDING IS BUSY ALL THE DAY LONG   Conferences With Leaders Take Up All His Spare Moments.

JOB SEERERS VISIT MARION, BUT HARDING STAYS AT WORK   President-elect Continues Conferences on International and Domestic Problems.

REVOLT AGAINGT SOVIETS REPORTED   COSSACK. LEADER REPORTED TO BE PREPARING FOR ATTACK.

STERNBERG FORCES ADVANCE ON REDS   ANTI-BOLSHEVIX COSSACK LEADER EN ROUTE TO CUT COMMUNICATIONS,

SENATORS TO AGAIN. TALK TO PRESIDENT   WILL TAKE STEP BEFORE ANOTHER TREATY DEADLOCK OCCURS,   ARTICLE TEN GOMPROMISE   Both Leaders in Upper House Remain in Background During the Negotiations,

SENAT E DEMOCRATS ~ WILL GO TO WILSON   ‘WANT HIS COUNCIL BEFORE VOT ) ING ON THE TREATY.   Conference Planned iz an Effort tc Learn Just How Far the Preaident Will Yteld in Way of Com prominzc.

DEMOCRATS SEEK VIEWS OF WILSON ON TREATY ISSUI   Administration Senators Wis} To Know How Far He Will Go on Compromise—Also On Pact in Campaign.

WILL OBTAIN HIS VIEWS REGARDING COMPROMISE. AS DEADLOCK SEEMS SURE

Compromise Democrats Seel Asformation on Executive's $ - Attitude,   ANOTHER ATTEMPT MADE TO QUALIFY ARTICLE 10   Leaders Lodge and Hitchcoc! Watch Latest Efforts. for ES aarsirs from: the ~ Side-Lines..-

WILL GONSULT WILOON BEFORE TREATY VOTE   Democrats Will Make Final Ef. fort to Break Senate Deadlock.   ARTICLE TEN IS OBSTACLE

SENATORS WILL ASK WILSON'S ATTITUDE   Propose Consultation Between Committee and Chief Executive to Prevent  Treaty Deadlock   Democrats Make Move With View of Better Understanding of Possible Issue

SECOND CONFERENCE ON PEACE TREATY Is STARTED IN SENATE   Senator Simmons Heads Nev A Movement Seeking to Settle Controversy.   PRESIDENT IS ASKED TO - MEET FOR A DISCUSSION   Republicans. Select Senator Wat oan son to Head Conciliatory Committee.

Sen. Hitchcock Asks Appointment for Sen. Simmons, of North Carolina; Preliminary _ to Meeting With Committee to Take Up Entire Peace Question for Decision   SESSION MAY BE HELD TO-DAY

WILL CONSULT WITH WILSON   Democratic Senators to Send Simmons to White House,   SEEK PRESIDENT’S FINAL WORD

DEMOCRATS Sttk WiLSOW'S VIEWS ON PEAGE TiicAlY   Failure of Ratification cf Pact Predicted By Leaders   PASS ANOTHER RESERVATION

Nek Cy he pana      Ratification of ‘Treaty Ma: Follow if President _ Consents. 

WILL SEE PRESIDENT BEFORE DECISIVE PEAGE TREATY VOTE   Democrats Will Ask How Fai He Will Go in Endorsing a Compromise.   ALSO LEARN VIEWS ON PACT AS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   May Also Inquire as to What Weasures Mr, Wilson Will Expect Contress to Take to Relleve Country From a War Status While Decision at Polls is Being Awaited,

Administration Solons Woulc Consult Wilson Before Final Vote.   COMPROMBE IS TO BE SUGGESTED. BELIEF   Hitchcock Asks Executive to Discuss Situation With Sen. Simmons.

SENATE TO PROBE *CABLE DIFFICULT’   Senator Kellogg Saye Investigatién o Western Union Matter Will, Be Undertaken :

Senator Kellogg Declares State Department Action to Get Airing.   Proposed Law Would Giv. Government More Power Over Wires.

CABLE LANDING WILL f UNDERGO SENATE QUIZZ   Committee to Review Contro: - versy. Pending. —

CABLE ROW TO COMMITTEE.      Senator Kellogg Announces Ap. =: pointment of » Committee.     eo

SENATE WILL © INQUIRE INTO “CABLE. DISPUT!   Companies. and. State De-. partment, Will Be Asked . ~ ta *Ra Ranresented.

THE UNITED STATES SENATE COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE WESTERN UNION MATTE!   Senator Kellogg, Republican, Announces the Hearing Will Be in Connection With His State Department and Telegraph Bill Now Pending.

SENATE TO INVESTIGATE  GABLE LANDINGS IN U. S.   Inquiry to Include Controversy Between U. S. and Western Union

WOULD GIVE -CABLE-POWERS T0 DEPARTMEN’   Senator Kellogg Announces Western Union Case to Be Investigated

SENATE TO PROBE CABLE DISPUTE   Entire Trouble Between U. S. And Western Union To Be Gove Over By Committee.

INVESTIGATION LADLE LANDING TO BE PRIPOSED   WHOLE SUBJECT OF LANDINGS 01 CABLES TO BE THRESHED OUT BY COMMITTEE,

LANDING CABLES WILL BE PROBED   OENGUTTAT HIVESURGUOH TS All nounced by K llopg  State Department to be Given Definite Power in Matter.

CABLE LANDING CONTROVERSY BE THRESHED OUT   Senate Committee Will Be Appointed to Investigate Situation

WILL INVESTIGATE CABLE QUESTION   Senator Kellogg ‘Outlines Scope.

COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE   The Question of Cable Landing In the United States Will Be Thoroughly Gone Over.

SENATE COMM, 10 GET BUSY   Hope to Investigate Ques tion of Cable Landings in Florida.

HALT IN ZIONIST CONFERENCE   Difficulty Experienced in Creating New / Executive Committee—Brandeis Refuses High Office.

INVESTMENT COMPANY PAYS NICE COMPLIMENT TO OUR “BIG THREE” OFFICIALS

COUNTY OFFICERS  BEST INSTATE   INVESTMENT COMPANY PAYS NICE COMPLIMENT TO OUR “BIG THREE” OFFICIALS

STATE 15 SOVEREIGN   HAS RIGHT To FIX PRICK AND REGULATE ‘COAL. BUSINESS.   Federal Court Upholds Act of Speeial Legislation,  ¢

SPEGTAGULAR WAY OF EVANGELIZING NOT INTERCHURGH   None of $500,000,000 Fund te Unite World Religiously to Be Used on That Style.   NEITHER WILL DRY ISSUE ABROAD GET ANY OF 1   More Than 1,000 Delegates Who Represent 20 Creeds at Eastern Conference.

TO PLAN WORLD EVANGELIZATION   Spectacular Methods Are to Be Discouraged.

INTERCHURCH MEET OPENS   Three-Day Conference at Atlantic City Plans for Whole World Movement.

10 IGRORE Tit SPECTACULAR   Inter-Church World Movement Will Not Employ Circus Methods Raising Funds.

HOPE TO EVANGELIZE WORLD.   Inter-Church World Movement May Require ai Billion.

ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ANOTHER GIFT FOR EDUCATION PURPGCSES

FOUR MEN COME TO INVEST THEIR MONEY IN THE NEW PONZ! COMPANY   Jnly a Few Persons Call to Cash Notes of Securities £ change Company—Lawrence Office Reopened but No Money Accepted

MEN WANTED TO BUY MORE  PONZINOTES   Customers Rather Thar Creditors Appear at Pie Alley Office.

AGAINST PROFITEERING   Rotary Commiitec Will Investiaate Report About Rooms

NOMINATION IS ~ BEING BOUGHT   SO CHARGES SENATOR BORAH th DISCUSSING PRESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES   WOULD CURB SPENDING

RAKES CONTROL HY PROFITEERS   Borah Charges Presidential Candidates Purchasing . Testimonials.   WOULD LIMIT EXPENSES

WANTS TO KNOW SOURCE OF WOOD, LOWDEN MONEY   Borah Wants Frank Statement From Both the Candidates

Profiteers in Combine to Control Conventions, Senator Borah Charges

ASPIRANTS SPEND TOO MUCH, SAYS SENATOR BORAH   Solon Thinks Profiteers Contbined To Control Both Conventions and Asks Where Wood and Lowden Get Expenses

WAR PROFITEERS 10 CONTROL POLITICAL CONVENTIONS, SAYS   Charzes General Wood Is Paying $2.50 for Testimonials  In Indiana.

CANDIDATES FOR   Senator Borah Charges That  - Pre-Convention Expenses of White House Aspirants Are IInreaconaole.,   CONGRESS CALLED ON FOR REMEDIAL ACTION   War Proviteers Combine to Control National Conventions of Both Dominant Parties, He Alleges.

BORAH CHARGES LOWDEN ‘AND WOOD SEEK CONTROL BY WEIGHT OF DOLLARS

BORAH MAKES ATTACK ON PRESIBERTIAL EXPENSES      poator’s Chirses Start Argunen in Which Bodh Sides of Clamber Vikas Part.

Such is The Charge Hurled By Senator Borah Who Make: Strong Claims.   Accuses Wood and Says Ex penditures Are “ Shameful ’

CAMPAIGN MONEY FLOWS 100 FREELY, CENATAD IN ARMS   WAR PROFITEERS SEEK TO CONTROL NATIONAL CONVENTIONS BORAL CHAPRES.   Funds .of Major General and Gov. Lowden Are Cited.

WAR PROFITEERS PLAN CONTROL OF CONVENTIONS   Senator Borah Foresees Saturnalia of Corruption Untess Congress Calls Halt.

"PROFITEERS IN POLITICS,” BORAH’S VIEW   Says “Saturnalia. of Corruption’’ Is Being Threatened.

BUAH OEES PLOT TO GET ON TICKE?   Declares Big Money Being Used to Swing Nominations.   BOTH PARTIES ARE RAPPED

PROFITEERS MAY CONTRUL CONVENTIONS   Such ts The Charge Hurled By Senator Borah Who Makes Strong Claims.   Accuses Wood and Says &) penditures Are ‘‘ Shameful ’

BURA Rok IMURGE OF AMPA  MONEY   Saturnalia of Corruption in the Presidential Primaries, Senator Declares,         WAR PROFITEERS TO CONTROL NOMINATIONS ?

00D BOOSTS AT $2.50 BACK   $ Sensational Charge by Senator Borah.   WOULD LIMIT EXPENDITURES   Contends “War Profiteers” Had Combined to Contro! National Coaventions of Both Partics.

BORAH FLAILS BOTH PARTIES   Idaho Senator Sees Money, Plot to Swing Nominations.   ‘SCORES LEADING CANDIDATES   Cites Case of Doheny of California, Candidate for Delegate to Democratic Convention Contributing to Wood’s Campaign Fund.

BORAH OPENS FIRE ON BOTH POL. PARTIES   idaho Senator Sees Money, Plot to Swing Nominations.   Cites Case of Doheny of California Candidate fcr Delegate to Democratic Convention Contributing to Wood's Campaign Fund.

BORAH SCORES WAR PROFITEERS TAKING PART IN POLITICS   Idaho Senator Charges Combine to Control Both National Conventions.

BORAH LEADS AN ATTACK ON WOOD CAMPAIGN HEADS   COMMENTS ON REPORTED TESTIMONIALS AT $2.50 EACH.   WAR PROFITEERS ARE  PLAYING BIG POLITICS   Rival Candidates For Republican Nomination for President Making Charges and Counter  Charges.

HIGH PRICES HIT MOTORISTS   Staedard Oi! A nmnoencesn Advance ta

NOT INCLUDED IN DECISION 10 BE GIVEN TUESDAY   SEPARATE HEARING TO BE GRANTED JULY 22   MEMBER OF WAGE BOARD ANNOUNCED TODAY      Only 2500 Employes of the Americar Railway Express Company Are Included in Award to be Made  Public Tuesday

FOR EXPRESS EMPLOYES   Few Wiil Be Affeeted by Railway Boara’s- Decision

WASEDECISION TOEFFECT ONLY 2500 EMPLOYES   Celrks, Drivers and Others Not Included to Be Given By Rail Labor Board on July 22.

ONLY MECHANICS OF EXPRESS SERVICE AFFECTED SAYS FEDERAL BOARD MEMBER.

WAGE AWARD WILL AFFECT ONLY 2,a00 EXPRESS WORKERS   Decision of Labor Board Wil Apply Only to Shopmen and Electrical Department.

Smeg nent e.. Few Will Be: Affected hy Railway Board's: Decision

DECISION BOARD TO EFFECT 2,500   Decree Will be Announced or Tuesday Next; Various Branches Included

FEW EXPRESSMAN AFFECTEI   Classes Included in Wage Decision to  be Given Tuesday Previously

MAKE RAI WAGE AWARD TUESDAY   bEW EXPRESS WORKERS TC BENEFIT BY INCREASE — UNION CHIEFS TO CONFER.’

ANIL DECISION READY TUESDAY   Only 2,500 Employes of Express Company to Be Effected.   TO MAKE LATER AWARD

DEMOCRATS GATHER; AT FRE LICK?   Candidates, Workers and Editors are Guests of . Senator Taggart

STATE DEMOCRATS FIRE OPENING GUN   Three Hundred Party Leaders Organize for Approachind Campaign   “GOVERNOR COX COMING   Mrs, Alice Foster-McCulloch of Fort Wayne Makes Stirring Speech

SOVIET MUS T BOOS PRODUCTION Sao AL hut Moat Dangerous Prisoners

PUTTING PRISONERS TO WORK   Partial Amnesty Decreed by Russian  Government.

ALLIES BARE NOT _ IGNORE WILSON   THES WAS THE STATEMENT MADE «BY BIGILITALIAN OFFICIAL FRIDAY NIGHT ¢

WILOON HOLDS KEY 10 THE ADRIATIC   High Italian Official So Speaks ir Reference to Position of Allies and American.   CANNOT IGNORE WASHINGTON   Allies Hope to Prolong Discussion Until Russtan-and Turkish Questions Are Settled.

ITALIAN SAYS.  WILSON HAS KEY   America Can Force Desired Action’ by Pressure Brought: Against Foreign Exchange.  TIT AYA Arneer in arrwer

THAT IS STATEMENT MADE BY / . HIGH ITALIAN OFFICIAL IN LONDON.   The Allies Do Not Ignore Washing: ton, Realizing Enrope Would Be Thrown Into an Economic and Potitical Chaos.

WILSON HOLDS KEY TO THE ADRIAIIC, “EUROPEAN ADMITS   ALLIES DARE NOT FRAME ULTI MATUM FOR FEAR AMERICA WILL WITHDRAW HER  SUPPORT :   JUGO-SLAVS ARE JUBILANT   Representatives of Little ‘Nation Strengthenal ‘by President's Stand—Lloyd George — Ine sists on More Secrecy

ON HOLOS ~FEVTOADRUTE SWS LOMA   ITALIAN ASSERTS PRESIDENT CAN DECIDE FATE OF THE BOSPHORUS.

PRESIDENT HOLDS ENTENTE POWER   Has Bosphorus Cornered With His International Authority   JUGO-SLAVS ARE JUBILANT   Premier Lloyd George Aroused hy Fd eake? in Prorceeadinas

HOPES FOR END     OF LOR WM TINT      Workers Still Hold 400 Plants “But ‘Agreement Seems “ imminent

MAYOR THOMPSON IN SPOTLIGHT   Chicago Executive Demands Fiat  Rejection ot Treaty.

RETURN OF ~ RAIL PLAN DENOUNCED   Corn Belt Meat Produce ers Against Six Per Cent Guarantee.

FARMERS WANT GUARANTEE   At Railroad Stockholders are Assured Their Six Per Gént,

INDEPENDENCE   ENGLAND, ACCORDING TO TH LONDON TIMES. IS TO SIGN AGREEMENT.

EGYPT TO BE © INDEPENDEN’   Final Action to Be Taken at Early Date, Says London Times

EGYPT TOBE INDEPENDENT    Grest Britain 13 to Recognize This Very Shortly.   TO AGREE ON DETAILS

INDEPENDENCE FOR EGYPT IS PLANNED   Other Departments Will All Ga Under the Contrel of Eevptian Government

BRITAIN WILL GIVE EGYPT INDEPENDENCE   Features Of Agreement Include Guarantee Of Integrity Against Aggression.

BRITAIN READY TO ANE EGYPT ~ANBEPENCENGE   Details 01 Treaty: of Allegiance tO: Be. Worked. Out, Titnes - Declares

FINAL AGREEMENT IS SOON TO BE SIGNED BY EES . BRITIAN      Britain Will Have Officials to Take “Charne of the Public Debt Commission —

RO RAO Ne ase! RETO ee     Land of the Pharonhk Soon’ ‘to Re“sume Rank Asa Nation. = °

BRITAIN READY TO PROCEED IN FREEING EGYP!   Matter Will Be Taken  Up by World Powers as  Soon as Agreement Is Signed.

ENDENCE 10 BE GIVEN  EGY?    England To Negotiate With Worl Powers As Soon As Egypt and Britain Reach Agreement.

DEATH TOLL OF WUAKE PLACED NOW AT 4000   Voleanie Eruptions Caught Ilelpless People In New Reign Of Terror   TWELVE VILLAGES COMPLETELY RUINED   Stream Of Lava Six Hundred Feet Wide Flowing From Fisure Is Report

Volcanic Eruptions Wipe —Qut 12 Villages, Quakes — §til Continue In Mexicc

MEAICANG AR IN THES OF NEW DISASTER   Twelve Villages Reported Destroyed by Quakes; the Dead Estimated 4,000   HILL SPLITS, HURLING OUT STREAMS OF LAVA   RIDGES FLATTEN OUT AND ARE REPLACED. TERRIFIED PEOPLE THINK WORLD IS COMING TO END

ihe Volcanic Upheaval Came Without WarningThe Farmers Were Working in the Fields Near the Hills That Were Destroyed

THE DEATH TOLL FROM QUAKE NOW PROBABLY 4,000   Twelve Towns and Villages in State of Vera Cruz Reported Completely Destroyed.

DEATH TOLL  FROM MEXICAN  _ EARTHQUAKE REACHES 4,00(   The Yoleatio Upheavat Came Withow Warning and Farmers: Were Working in Fields,

Thursday’s New Disaster Caught Hundreds Without Warning §—   DOZEN TOWNS ARE . . WIPED OUT ENTIRELY   Rivers of Lava E Engulf Hun. dreds . ay Cruz a

DEATH TOLL REACHES 4,000   SATURDAY NIGHT'S  EARTHQUAKE AND VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN VERA CRUZ CLAIMED MANY LIVEs IN MEXICO.

DEATH TOLL NOW I$ 4,000   Mexican Officials Still Receivin« Renorts of Suffering   NEW QUAKE ‘ADDS TO LIST      Thousands of Persons Sleep in Open and Have Fever

SENATE TO ADOPT. - HOUSE PEACE AG)   Declaration of Lodge Whe Dis, “cusses Proposed Legistation.

PLAN PROMPT ACTION TO DECLARE WAR OVER   Senator Lodge Anticipates Searc Ty Little Delay in Passage _ of Resolution

COUNTS ON SENATE SUPPORT.   Lodge Expects Passage of Peace ResIntion Without Much Debte.

EXPEGT AGTION Oi PEACE ISSUE SOON   Prompt Adoption of Resolution Thought Sure.   G. 0. P. LEADERS CONFER

Army Reorganization Legislation Wi be Next Measure Taken Up, Karly Action on the Anglo-American-French Treaty jot Probable. Recess Over Convention Period,

CATED REPUBLICAN SUPPONT hon MEASURE Is eAPeren   EADERS HOLD CONFERENCE   '  Arms eeorganization Legislation Will be Neat Matter to be Taken Taken Up by Senate—Tariff Question to Follow

LODGE THINKS SENATE. WILL ADOPT THE HOUSE PEACE RESOLUTION  o_= aay it

DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO OPPOSE MEASURE   odge, However, Believes That the Matter Can Be Disposed of In Record Time Without Their Help.

Sen, Lodge Says Entire Question Thrashedy Out at Conference and Believes House Resolution Will Have Support of All  Republicans; Democrats Oppose Plan   TAKE UP ARMY LEGISLATION

SENATE EXPECTED TO ACT PROMPTLY ON PEACE ISSUE   Republican Leaders Believe Upper House Will Give Resolution Immediate Attention.

Republicans Confident Resolution Can Be Passed Even  Over President’s Veto.   DEMOCRAT ‘LEADERS ' CALL IT IMPOSSIBLE   President Has Ir Indicated~ to Close Advisors He Will not Sign Any Peace Measure

SENATE TO ADOPT HOUSE PEACE ACT   Neclaration of Lodge Who DisGuSses Pronesed Legislation,

BOAT UPSETS: FOUR DROWN   Tuberculosis Patients Too Weak t 8wim to Safety and Went Down Before Help Arrived,

FOUR DIE AS BOAT UPSETS   Tuberculosis Patients Drowned at Ninette, Man., While Too Weak to Swim to Safety.

SPREAD OF OUTLAW STRIKE ~— APPARENTLY CHECKED AND ~ STRIKERS ARE RETURNING IN ~~ CHICAGO AND IN-OTHER CITIES

HITCHCOCK IS. THE NEW. “WET” HOPE   Nebraska Scuator, Challenging Bry ‘an, Declarés for, Wine and: Beer —Prohuble Candidate. :

SEE DAMAGE SUIT.TO JOR   Court Is Adjourned Thanksgiy ing Week and Until Monday November 29.

PARADISE HOME GETS BEQUEST   Harrisburg Man Provides In come For Institution Near Abbottstown.

PARADISE HOME RECEIVES BEQUEST   Catholic Institution for Boys Remembered in Will of Harrisburg’s “Model Landlord” —Houses for Blind Persons.

PROBES CHARGE THAT “SOVIET” GOVERNS PRISON   Witnesses at Trial. Say Ft - Leavenworth Harbors ’ Terrorists.   COMMITTEE OF PRISONERS SANCTIONED BY OFFER   Federal Court Orders Full Investigation of Allegation.

PROBE OF FEDERAL PRISON: CONDITION * ORDERED BY JUDGE   Sensational Charges Made Re ‘garding Leavenworth Affairs “+ to be Given Sifting

START INVESTIGATION   _t TO LOOK INTO CONINTIONS AT FORT LEAVENWORTH.   Charges of Poor Discipline and Mistreatment at Disciplinary Barracks Cause Ingui

T EDITION   INVESTIGATION BEGINS AT FORT LEAVENWORT   District Attorney Prepares to In quire Into Charges of Soviet Rule.

STEEL PRICES TAKE TUMBLE   Jones and Laughlin Co. An nounces Adjustment of Selling Prices.

EW SELLING PRICES   Adopted by the Jones Lavehlin Steel Comnanyv.

TREATMENT OF FORMER SOLDIERS DISPLEASES   Thousands Assemble Outside Chamber of Deputies at Brussels to Show Dissatisfacticn.

BELGIAN SOLDIERS ANGRY   Make..Rioctous Demonstration In Par. llamant Anarimet Bav Plan.

BELGIAN SOLDIERS  RIOTOUS      Invade Chamber of Deputies and Do  S6amne Smashing.

BELGIAN VETERANS DEMAND A BON   Soldiers Invade Chamber of Deputies as Protest of  Traatmant

BELGIAN EX-SOLDIERS __ ~IN DEMONSTRATION AT ~ CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

ASK FOR LUMP SUM.   Belgian Soldiers Broke into the Cham. haa af DPranition Tetaw.

JOY PARTY ENDS IN RAIL TRAGEDS   ONE KILLED AND OVER SCORE INJURED WHEN OPEN SWITCH WRECKs EXCURSION

ONE DIES IN TRAIN WRECK   ‘‘Resort Special’? Crashes Headon inte Freizht in Ghicaro Vards

ONE MAN KILLED IN WRECK   Pere Marquette Special Collides With Freicht. Train.

‘RESORT SPECIAL’ TD “CHICAGO 1S WRECKED   One Man Killed and Score of Persons Are Injured Todav.   CRASHES INTO FREIGHT

ONE DEAD; SCORE HURT IN WRECK   Passenger Special Crashes Head on Into Freight This Morning

‘Resort Special’? Running Into Chicago Hits Freight On Side-Track.   THE CONDUCTOR IS KILLED   Someone Left Switch Open, Allowing Freight to Get on  Westbound Tracks.

RESORT TRAIN AND FREIGHT IN COLLISION   Conductor George Batemai Killed in Wreck Near Chicago Today.

OPEN SWITCH IS FATAL   To Conductor of Specia Passenger Train — Score or More Passengers on th Train Injured.

UNE KILLED AND MANY TRSUnED  IN GOLLISION   PARTIES RETURNING PROM WEEK END SPENT IV MICHIGAY SUM. MER RESORTS,

Peré Marquette tte Special Runs Into Freight Which Was on the Track of the Fast Sunday Excursion Train.—Believed Switch Left Open.

PICNIC TRAIN HITS FREIGHT HEAD ON IN CHICAGO YARDS   Steel Pullmans Plough Through Wooden Coach In Wreck.

REOORT SPECIAL WRECKED, ONE DEAD   Pullmans Plough Through Day Coach.

RESORT SPECIAL WRECKED TODAY   Score or More [Injured When Trait Returning Week-Enders Crashes With Freight Train.

ONE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   [Open Switch Said to Be   Cause of Accident in   Chicago Yards  i

MAN DEAD, TWENTY: INJURED IN WRECK   Outing Special Collides with Freigh Train in Chicago Railroad Yards This Morning.

SCORE KILLED IN RAIL CRASH NEAR CHICAGC   Week-End Parties from Mich. igan Summer Resorts Are the Victims.

LOCAL WOMAN IS IN TRAIN WRECK   Michigan Resort Special: Runs Into Freight in South, Chicago. _ ot

TRAINS. CRASH IN FOG; ONE WAN KILLED   Pere Marquette Passenge1 in Head-on Collision With Freicht   SCORE ARE INJURED   Summer Resort Special is Demolished in South Chicago Yards .

FIGHT CARS ARE JUNKED IN CRASH NEAR HAMPTON   No One Injured in Rail Mishap; Broken Flange Blamed.

Mo & ST L. WRECK,   Efght Coal Cars Hjeducest to Splintere Near jampton,

SECRET MEETS (5 REQUESTED   an emnenemeneeeanel  RAILROAD MEN WANT SECRET’ MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF THE LABOR BOARD   TO DISCUSS THE AWARDS   Further Information Is Desired Re garding the Award of Wage Increases Made by the Board Yestertiay Morning.

SECRET MEETING — IS REQUESTED BY LABOR LEADERS   UNIONS REFUSE TO MAKE KNOWN  WHAT THEY WILL PRESENT   AT CONFERENCE

INDEPENDENTS AD JIM GOX nM   FISHER, PAKSONS, MEAD, WHIT. TLESEY AND CHAMBERLA 4. ' ENDORSE PEACE LEAGUE . .

POLICE HUNT MAN; BREAKS IN J AIL   Jumps In Patrol, Sits There While Police Search Home —Confesses Murder

Moscow Dispatches Declare Red Army Successful ir Fighting Against Poles a Important Points

REVOLTERS ACTIVE, NEAR MEXICO GH)   MEXICAN COMMANDER URGED SENDING U. SS. SHIP TO WESTERN COAST.

DETACHMENTS OF FEUEAAL TROOPS UAUEAED 10 PUT  OWN UPRISINGS   Washington Receives Word That Revolution South of the Border Is Spreading: Capital City Menaced.   OAXACA REPORTED ON « VERGE OF UPRISING   Gen. Maycotte and Forces in Guerrero Desert Carranza: Americans at Mazatlan Ask for a Warship.

Small Detachments of Troops Sent From Capital in Effort to Put Down Uprisings Before They Attain Strength— Defection of Maycotte Confirmed.

Cuernavaca, Capital of Morelos and a Short Distance From Mexico City, Is Said to Be in Hands of Revolutionists and Road = to Capital Cut; Troops to Oaxaca   JOHN LIND TESTIFIES TO-DAY

MEXICAN REBELS CUT ROAD TO CAPITO!      Disaffection Spreading to Revion of Mexican City—-Deserting From Federal Ranks.

RENEWED ACTIVITIES  NEAR MEXICO CITY BY ~ REBELS ARE REPORTEI   ‘Cuernavaco, Capital of Mo. relos, Falls into Hands of Revolutionary Forces

FEDERALS RUSH TO BLOCK MOVE ON MEXICO CITY General Maycotte Now Admitted to Be a Rebel.

MORELOS CAPITAL iS IN HANDS OF MEXICAN REBELS IS A REPORT   Railroad is Said te Be in Hands of Insurgents-——General Maycotte Has Deserted.   GENERAL ARNLFO GOMEZ HAS DESERTED IN TAMPICO   United States Army Officers are Frank in Declaring Revolution is Quite Serious.

GUERNAVAGA TAKEN EY REBELS AND AOMD TO CAPITAL IS CUT   Renewed Activity of Revolu tionists Near Mexico City is Reported.   DEFECTION OF GENERAL MAYCOTT NOW ADMITTED   Appeal for American Warship te Protect Foreigners at Mazatlan Was Sent to State Department at Ureent Request of Mexican Federal Commander There, It is Learned,

ACTIYSTIES OF REBELS INCREASING   Revoluticnists “Acres Border . Are Getting Oloser To ~ México Gity

Appeal for American Warship to Vroteet Foreiguers at Mazatlan Was Sent to State Department at Urgent Request of Mesican Federal Commander There, It is Learned,

POLISH TRAIN   Overt Act is Reported on Part of Hun Police By Allied « Officers.

GERMAN POLICE STOP ~ POLISH SUPPLY TRAIN   Arnig and Animianition Stolen ane Trahi Taeaeh Baek co © ood blong Ares.   SUPPLIES NOT DISTURBED   IVANKS KERD QUARD. OVER AMERICAN PROPRIVDY.   German Tratimen Refase to, Haw Military rains) Gouud  tox” Doland—— iain Germany is  Not 2 Beyeraai oo -!

UP MUNITIONS FOR THE POLES   Trainload of War Mate: rials Raided and Stolen.

POLISH SUPPLY © TRAIN HELD UP BY THE GERMANS   Germany Declared Neu. trality; No Explanation for Attempt Available

POLISH SUPPLY TRAIN. HELD UP BY GERMANS   Forty-Five Cars Stripped; Cars‘in Charge of Americans Undisturbed, «

Germans. Strip Polish Supply Trair      German Polico and Ctviltins at Mar. burg Hotd Up Polish Supply Tra Frou Prance.

GERMANS HELD UP MUNITIONS FOR THE POLES   Trainload of War Mate  rials Raided and  Stolen.

GERMANS OBJECT   Woulda’t Allow a Train to Gc Through to Poland.   TOOK: . THINGS OFF -CARS   The Germans Declare They ar Neutral and Took. This Way fo Prove ft.

GERMANS otlZE WAR MATERIALS ON POLISH TRAIN   Cars Sent From American Area Are Stripped of Supplies by Teuton Police and Crowd of Civilians.

GERMANS SEIZE WAR TRAIN GOING TO POLAND'S Alt   Armistice Set For Jul; 30, So Russ People’s Anger Will Cool.

MAKE WORK EASIER FOR. DRY AGENTS   Approval of U. S. District At torneys Not Necessary To Secure Warrant

ARMY OFFICER DIES FROM WIFE'S BULLET   Capt. Doster Shot by Mate in Hotel Room Fracas   SELF DEFENSE IS PLEA OF SURGEON’S WIFE   Believed Shooting Is Outcome of Love Triangle

Wife of Shi Captain Tells Jury She Fired Fatal Shot in Self Defense After She Had Reen Wounded,   QUARREL OVER WOMAN CAUSED THE TRAGED‘   Couple Wrangled Ihroughout Sunday Night in Their Room in Columbus, N. M,, Hotel. According to Guests

ARMY CAPTAIN SLAIN BY WOMAN CALLED WIFE   “MRS. DOSTER” DECLARES NOW SHE SHOT OFFICER IN SELFDEFENSE, HERSELF WOUNDED

SAYS SHE KILLED CAPT. DOSTER IN DEFENDING SELF   Widow of Army Officer Claims Husband Shot Her First .

HAY BARN FIRES ARE DUE   Spontaneous Combustion Exacta 3 Heavy Toll Every Year.

GOODYEAR GIVES MINIMUM OF $   Four Dollars A Day Is Lowes: Wage For Women Employes —Piece-Workers Benefitted

PEACE WILL SUIT RUSSIA AND POLAND   Both Tired of War Say Representatives At Treaty Meet.

RUSSIA WANTS PEACE,      Would Negotiate Terms With Poland q and the Allies,

WILSON ON WATERPOWER BIT.   White Heese Announces His Action Wilh Be Keown Today.

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED TO OVERTHROW PEKIN(   Southwestern Military Government is Active in Canton, China.

TWELVE DRAD IN EXPLOSION   pechdent at Distributing Tower of : Biegass Valls Ucewer

Explosion Followed by Fire At the Plant of the Niagara Falls Power Company.

BY. THANSFORMER EXPLOSIO   BY- TRANSFORMER EXPLOSION      Planing Oil Thrown “About Room After Being Ignited By. ~ Flash of--Electricity—--

DOZEN KILLED INEXPLOSO?   All Were Connected With Tona wanda Power Co., in Whose Plant Catastrophe Occurred   “SHGRT” IS BLAMED   Explosion Came a Few Minutes After Two New Transformers Had Peen Cut in on Sunday

TWELVE MEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION AND FLAMES   SHORT CIRCUIT IN NIAGARA PALLS POWER COMPANY TOW. ER CAUSES PADAL BLAST WHICH KILDES ALL BUT ON} PRESENT.

Several Others Were injured in E> plosion at Powder Plant at North ‘ Tonawanda, N., Y.

TWELVE MEN DIE IN BLAS   Several Others Were Injured in E plosion at Powder Plant at North Tonawanda, N, Y.

TESTIMONY OF HAYS FALSE IS CHARGE OF COX   Governor Exhibits “Offi cial Document” to Show Minimum of $300,006 Was Sought in Cities.

COX ASSERTS HAYS STATEMENTS AS 10 AMOUNTS NOT TRUE   ‘Absolutely Untrue’’ Says Cox in Referring to Limitation of G. O. P. Donations.    AGAIN QUOTES DOCUMENT   Governor Cox Says Quotas Were Assigned Two Days After Chicago Conventicn.

HAYS TESTIMONY FALSE SAYS COX   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE AGAIN REFERS TO G. O. P. OFFICIAL DATA SHEET.

ASSERTS QUOTAS WERE T0 Re CATD   Governor Cox Brands As False Statements of Hays  Again Refeis. to Cily Quota Sheets Adopted by Managers  Demands That State Chairmen Be Called by Senate

HAYES FIGURES UNTRUE SAYS GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Again Refers to ‘‘Official Document.”’

AYO TATEMENT UNGONTRIBU TIONS FALSE SAYS COX   fovernor Declares G. 0. P. Never Intended to Limit Campaign Gifts to $1,000— Shows Document as Proof.

NoW COX SAYS HAYS IS THE FALSIFIER   says Chairman’s Testimony Is. Dis. proved by “Official Republican Document” ;

; Denials by the Republica (harman Absolutely False, Comte-back of Democrat   wi. LIST!_CATEGORICALLY ED BY THE TREASURER

Democratic Candidate Says Statements by Hays Untrue; White Before Investigators

GOK oAY HAYS  LIED OW STANE   Points to Official Document of G. 0. P. and Then to Statements.   DOES NOT BELIEVE WORD

Says Documents Show More Than $1,000 Subscriptions Were to Be Sought.

HAYS STATEMENTS ARE UNTRUE, DECLARES COX   Dewoormh: Camiidie: insists Con tributions in Excess of $1,000 Were to be Sought,

COX DECLARES HAYS HAS NOT TOLD THE TRUTH   Refers to Statement That Contributions Over $1,000 Are Not Sought.   SAYS $5,000 WAS ASKED   Professes to Have Official Republican Document to Prove Claim.

NOW COX SAYS HAY¥S IS THE FALSEFTER         Says Chairman’s Testimony ” proved by “Official Repub! Dacament”

“CAN'T }3LIEVE A WORD HE SA‘!5” DECLARES COX OF CHAIRMAN WILL HAYS    Governor Asserts “Spotlight Should. Be Thrown on All Politica Parties”. ‘and. “It Should. ‘Be. ‘Kept There Until After the . « bo _ S .Blection’; Deceptions Charged to-Hays.

HIDES HUGE FUND TO TRICK PUBLIC IS RED HOT CLAIM   G. O. P. Statement Un. der Oath Branded Deliberate Falsehood

SQUARE DENIAL OF “TRUTH OF CHARGES IS MADE BY UPHAN   ‘Who, With Will, Hays, Vir tually: Gives the. Lie To.  {  ‘ion ‘Governor: ‘Cox   rH LATTER RETORTS: IN VEIN OF DEFIANCE

GOX oAYS HAYS EVIDENCE FALSE   Denies Truth of Statement that ) Republicans Limit Con tributions

MODIFIES FANCIFUL STORY OF SCHNEIDER GIRL’S DEATH   Michigan Man Held For Murder Makes Admissions, Authorities Declare.

ANSON: BEST- MODIFIES. _ ati ONE SON   Slager of. "Vera. Schneider ‘Says: Now Girl Died in Strnggle P With Him. -

LAOH BETWEEN UA ONGRESS AND WILSON LIKELY JU   President Is Expected to In. sist on Revision of Taxes at Present Session   TAX REVISION MAY BE MADE CAMPAIGN ISSUI   RECOMMENDATIONS OF CAR. TER GLASS FOR CHANGE Ins SYSTEM WERE BACKED BY WILSON IN DECEMBER,

Battle Between Président and Congress Expected Over ese.   GOVERNMENT WILL BUY COAL NEXT 3 MONTHS   This Will Keep Mines Busy Through Dull Season Ic Ralief,

Petr WILSON OLAS T0 SHON TAXES   t Is Expected To InUpon Revision Of Prest Laws At This Session   LICAN LEADERS opposed TO ACTION   Measures Will Not Be sidered Before Elections Next November

ANOTHER CLASH SEEMS CERTAIN   Wilson and Congress Likely tc Lock Horns on Question of Tax Legislation.

REVISION OF PANAS AT 10N MAY BE ONE OF THE MAJOR ISSUES IN NEXT PRESIDENTAL CAMPAIGN

10 CLASH ON TAY REVISION   President to Insint On Change { Laws Before Prosent Session Ends,

WILSON LIKELY 10 NSIT Ok TRC REVISION   LEADERS OF HOUSE AND SEN. ATE OPPOSED TO ACTION NOW—FUEL PLAN.

Weather   SEE CLASH OVER TAX REVISION   Wilson and Congress May Again Join Battle

FOREIGN MINISTER DECLARES WON'T ACOEPT AN IMPOSSIBLE ORDER,   REBERGER IS BLAMED   Hellftcrich Seys Promises Were Made Rhy Him to the Kptente That Treaty Would Be chia ck:

FREIGHT 10 BE RAISED 50 PCT   RAIL HEADS SAY INCREASE I NECESSARY TO PAY MORE TO WORKERS

FREIGHT RATES TO  RAISE50 PER CENT   EXTRA AMOUNT SAID TO BI NEEDED TO PAY WAGES AND 6 PER CENT INTEREST 

FIFTY PER GENT RATE INCREASE NEEDED, CLAIM   Huge Sum Needed to Absorb the Wage Boost and the Increased Revenues Recently Asked by Carriers.

DECLARE FREIGHT INCREASE OF oo PERCENT NEEDED   KAIL EXECUTIVES SAY RAISE Is NECESSARY TO MEET WAGE AWARD

ROADS MUST BOOST RATES   Freight Charges Would Have to Be Increased Nearly 50% to Absorb Wages   R. =. HEADS CONFER   Carriers Probably Will Ask That Passenger Fares Also Be Raised

RAILROAD SEEKS BIG INCREASE IN RATE!   Boost in Passenger and Freignt Tariff is Necessary, Roads Claim,

FREIGHT RATES 10. BE RAISED 50 PER GENT   INCREASE NECESSARY AC. COUNT WAGE RAISE AND OTHER THINGS.

FREIGHT HATED MAY BE PUT UP FULLY ONE-HALE   WILL TAKE THAT EASILY.   PARTLY RESULT OF BIG RAISES IN PAY FOR EMPLOYES.

RICH SLACKERS TRANSFERRED   Claimed Too Much Luxury in McHenry County Lockup.

TOG0 MUCH LUXURY IN JAIL      Rich Slackers Are Transferred From McHenry to the Kane County Leekup_

TOO MUCH LUXURY IN JAIL   Rich Slackers Are Transferred Frorr McHenry to the Kane County Lockup.

STRIKE’ CENTER SHIFTS TD EAST; SITUATION SERIOUS   Additions to Ranks of Rebe Railroad Workers Stops Traffic.   INDUSTRIES DEPENDENT ON CARRIERS CLOSEL

SHIFTS TD. EST “OTUATION SEROG   Addilions to Ranks of Rebel _ Railroad Workers Stons Traltic.   INDUSTRIES DEPENDENT ON CARRIERS CLOSED

NAVY DIRIGIBLE WRECKED WHEN IT CRASHED TO EARTE   FOUR MEMBERS OF CREW LOST LOST IN DENSE

FOUR ARE HURT IN BALLOON ACCIDENT   Navy Dirigible Crashes in Can yon After Losing Way in Heavy Fog.

SANTA FE TRACK WASHED OUT   Rie t:rande Vieed iaterrapte Train  2 ce ees Cee

REDS HAVE BIG ARMY   Three Million Well Disciplined, Well Equipped Men.   Called the Best Organized War Machine World Has Ever Seen— Leader Is Idolized. q.

GREAT SOVIET ARMY   BOLSHEVIK FORCES CONSIST OF 3,000,000 MEN.   Well Disciplined and Well Equipped —Called Best War Machine World Has Ever Seen.

TWO GOOD HANGINGS.   Kappas Found Themselves on Wron: Kind of Rope Last Night.

IMPROVE FOREIGN EXCHANGE TODA)   Demand Sterling Opened Today Higher Than Thursdav’s Maximum.

GOLD MOVEMENT TO U. S. NEAR RUMORS INSIST   Foreign Exchange Continue: To Improve With Pounc Advancing. {   Bankers Say They Know Noth ing of Influx of Gold to U.S.

GOLD MOVEMENT RUMORS INSIS)   Foreign Exchange Continue To Improve With Poun Advancing. §   Bankers Say They Know Noth ing of Intlux of Gold to U.S.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE “CONTEST WPROE   Steady Increase: in.’ Export: From England to ‘ Americs Is Already Big Factor

IOWA-DIRECTOR — ISSUES ADVICE - ON SOFT DRINKS   Informs Dispensors te Be Careful as “to “Goods” Handled,

HERE ARE RULES. FOR FAKE DRINK!   Federal Director for Enforcement. o Dry Law Gives out The . Regulations  Le. Therefore.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC OIL COMPANY IS ORGANIZED   Pian Providing for Separation of Oil and Railroad Prop. erties Announced.

OIL AND ROAD PROPERTIES OF S. P. TO BE SEPARATED   New Company Organized With Large Capita] for Purpose of Buying Land in California.

DIL U3 OORCED FROM RAILROAD   New Company Organized by Southern Pacific   n California that are Partly Oil Producing and Partly Undeveloped — Railroad Shareholders have First Right to Buy Stock at Stated Price Under Plan Proposed

NEW OIL COMPANY:IS BEING FORMED   Southern Pacific Announces Plan: to Divorce Its Oi Land Holdings in West

WILL ENTER HIGH SCHOOE,    : + rs Kempton People to Augment Thai Department of Tipion Schools,

WILL EXTER HIGH SCHOOL,         Kempton Peoplv > Departinent of Tipton. Schoe

WALL STREET LOOKS FOR BG REOUGTIONS IN COMMODITY PRICES   This Week’s Drop Precipitated Sharp Reaction Among Industrial Shares On Stock Exchange

WALL STREET BELIEVES PRICE REDUCTIONS WILL ASSUME LARGER DIMENSIONS

JAPANESE WILL PARTICIPATE.   Viret Acrial Devhy Aroun? World to Begin Nest daly.

AGREE ON ADVISABILITY OF INCREASED RATES   Illinois Operators, However Differ as to Means of Applyine Advance on Coal Tariff.

‘PROGRESSIVE HOLDS ONE-MAN CONVENTION #  SRR AAA MA AOR  SWINGS. PARTY REMNANT TO REPUBLICANS

PROGRESSIVE HOLDS ONE" MAN CONVENTION  sh A A RA HR  SWINGS PARTY REMNANT 10 REPUBLICANS

KUEHLING LOCKED IN CELL      Husband of Dead Helress Held Despite Finding of the Cor oner’s Jury.

LOCK KUEHLING IN A CELL   Washington Authorities Hold Husband of Dead Detroit Heiress.

SEFRET MEFTINGS - HELD BY MEN    General Walkout Planned, Say Washington Reports.   SPIRIT OF UNREST GROWS   ‘Union Heads Refuse Flat Denial af Rimare.

GUUNT AY -Willt TIE-UP TARENT ARE BEING MADE   Walkout That Will Paralyzs Traffic Within Twentyfour Hours Rumored   FIFTEEN HUNDRED IN BALTIMORE “LAY OFF”   ALL EASTERN LINDS PASSING THROUGH BALTIMORE ARE AFFECTED BY ACTION OF WORKER,

EFFORTS 10 TRACE RUMORS OF RAIL TTEUP <FRUITLESS   Brotherhood Officials Refuse To Flatly Deny Possibility Of Walkout   UNREST IS GROWING   Men Hold Secret Meetings In Washington And Baltimore On Saturday

JUNEAU IS BURIED UNDER LANDSLIDE   One Dead And Seven Injuree When Earth And Rock Crashes Down

SLIDE CARRIES TONS OF EARTH      Juneau, Alaska, Has ‘Greatest - —-Ayalanehe in- History-—One~ -> Dead, Seven Injured

COMMITTEE OF 100 WILL HEAR CHARGES REGARDING IRELAND   NON-PARTISAN: COMMISSION WILL BE MADE US.OF 100 REPRE. SENTATIVE AMERICANS   WILL MEET ‘REXT MONTH   Grate Rew esent Situation t. Growth’ of «A tish Feeling, *. Says M ne Sponsor ~" * fg Movemént

PASS ON IRISH ATROCITIE!   Magazine, The Nation to Foster Sifting of Charges

Ud, NOTABLES TO PROBE CHARGES OF IRISH ATROCITIES   British-Sinn Fein Case to Be Investigated by Volunteer Committee of Prominent Americans.

Committee of One . Hundred . Formed.to Sift: Chixgenand— -- Counter-Chardes.- -—=  PRESENT SITUATION ~---- NE-OF-GREAT-PERIE      Friendship of Anglo-Saxon Nations Hangs in Balance, Leaders Savy. ' --

COMMISSION WILL SFT TRISH CHARGES   EDITOR SEEKS NEUTRAL AcTION TO PRESERVE ANGLOSAXON FRIENDSHIP.

Non. Partisan’ Commission of One Hundred to Meet. Next Month for Investication.

LLORES A A TTI :  AMERICANS PROBE CHARGES OF Inloh CRUELTY, REPORT

Non-Partisan Committee of One Hundred Representative American Citizens Will   Probe Charges of Atrocities Made by   British and Sinn Fein Authorities   MacSWINEY STILL CONSCIOUS

WILL PROBE SINN FEIN CASE.   Select Non-Partican Commiasiean te Hear Roth Stdes.

IT, STATE'S ATTORNEY, GIVES JUDGMENT IN THE MURDER OF DE CORDOVA BY CHAUFFEUR

MURDER AND SUICIDE (5 AGCEPTED THEOR   J  ‘Regarding the Tragic Death  of New York Broker’s Wife   and Her Chantfeur.

SEEK SOLUTION OF MURDER AND SHIIDE CASE   Advance Theory of Criminal Attack In Stonington, Conn., Tragedy.

JECREASE SHUW IN STOCK VALUE   Mules and Milch Cows Only Ex ception in State Report Issued Today.

QOME ANIMALS GAIN WHILE OTHERS LOSE   Horses And Mules Slowly De crease In indiana

DECREASE SEEN IN  INDIANA CATTLE   HORSES AND MULES ALSO FEWER—SWINE AND SHEEP INCREASE

POLES VIOLATE RUSS ARMISTICE   France and England in Note Handed To Warsaw Government Point Out Offense Against Terms.

German’s Order Sending Troops Into Ruhr Val.  ley Cause of Contem plated Move

SUGAR PROFITEERS IN CHICAGO ARE HI   Federal Grand Jury Returns Seven. teen Indictments Against Leading Wholesale Grecers,

SUGAR SOLD AT dU) CENTS GIVES LARGE PROFITS   Department Of Commerce Reports Show Wide Margin For Dealers   DECEMBER PRICE AVERAGE 14 1-2 CENTS   Refiners Received 8 1-4 Cents Per ound Vor Same Sugar, Report Shows

BOOZE RING IN CHICAGO GETS SLEUTES   investigate Charges o Huge Liquor Shipments By Ring.

LIQUOR RING SHIPS $125,000 WORTH WHISKE}   Alleged That Employe of Revenue Otiice Was Given $30,000 for Forged Permit

NEW YE AR'S MESSAGE 2 LOE PRERIER LLOYB- GEORGE   elis “British People United  Actio “OWI Add-to Glow Achieved by  in Baiule.

DEFENDANTS ON WITNESS STAND   Charged with Conspiracy to Assist Bergdoll   BROTHERS TO ESCAPE   Mother Tells Court She Wanted Her Boys to Surrender and Sent Romig Out to Find Them—Would Have Been Easy Task for Government to Locate Them

MARS BERGOOLL MOTHER OF DAFT DODGER, TESTIFIES AY GANSPIRACY -HEARING

RS. BERGDOLL HAS DEFENSE   Says She Wanted Her Sons to Suer render ta Anthoritiec«.

EXPECT SPIRIT MESSAGE FROM REGINALD DE KOVAK   Daughter of Dead Composer Declare: Mother Wilk Speak 'Phrough a Rook After Comniiication  Pia ery ae Tre a

MRS. DE KOVEN GETS - SPIRIT COMMUNICATIO}   Wife of Dead Composer Is Cor vinced She Has Heard From the Spirit Land.

INJUNCTION RESTRAINS "ENFORCEMENT OF TWO-CENT RATE ON ILLINOIS ROADS

See eee en eee An nla ite  I.C.C. TAKES HAND IN RATE FIGHT IN ILL   To Conduct Hearing on State Commissions’ Decision.

FRENCH WAR BRIDES GO HOME   Cnable to Adapt Themeclves ita  Lmeriens (€ wmetunes.

12,000 FRENCH BRIDES QUIT   Wife of Pittsburgh Professor Says They Have Recrossed Sea—Can’t Agree With Yanks.

(Assvciatet Press Telegraph and Osbie Dispatches to The Bvening sun)

MEXICAN RAIL STRIKE CALLED   Telegraphers and Station Agents or National Lines to Go Out—May Tie Up Roads.

POLES SHORTEN BATTLE LINE AROUND THEIR CAPITAL WITH STRONG REINFORCEMENTS

RESIDENTS OF DUBLIN NOTIFIED THAT THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH REPUBLICAN ARMY MUST END      Military Delivers Ultimatum At the Homes of Volunteers; a Motion of Sympathy With the Irish Is Introduced in the Italian Chamber of Deputies; All Catholics Support It.

Radio. Messages from Army : Transport Téll-of Rescue of  Officers and Crew of. Subma_ rine Submerged. Two Days

STATE IS PARALYZED BY SECOND BLIZZARD   Central and Northern New York Are Snowbound as Result of 24-Hour-Storm ’

BRITISH LABOR REBUKES POLES   Denounce Attack On Russian Bolshevik; Are Opposed To Blockade Of Russia.

RAIL MEASURE 0, K.’D   HOUSE DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE.   Millions Provided for Big Navy a Senators Scent Peril in the Pacific.

5. KS RAIL MEASURE   Senate Passes House Deficiency Appropriation Bill.   Committee Aproves Big Increases for Aviation and Naval Construction Work and Stations.

RAIL. MEASURE 0. K’D   HOUSE DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE.   Millions Provided for Big. Navy =z Senators Scent Perif in the 5 Pacific, ‘ °°:

NEAR HER HOME   Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon is Said te ’ be Near Ardmore, Okla.   {By Wnited Press)

County Attorney Believes Friends in Oil Fields Protecting Woman. .

O.DOWD STOPS BROWN,   Pete Herman and Bill Brennan Win Their Bouts.

HARDING ARRANGES PACT DISCUSSION   MEETING TO BE HELD TO CON"SIDER ASSOCIATION OF  NATIONS.   [Final Preparations Are Made for Trip to Texas and Panama,

PRESIDENT-ELECT BEGINS VAGATION   Will Consult Leading Minds About Association of Nations Upon Return.

“IS. REFUSED BY HARDING   President-elect Planning the Fulfillment of His Campaign Promise.

ASKS COUNSEL ON FOREIGN POLICIES   PRESIDENT-ELECT TO SUMMON LEADING MINDS TO STUDY “ASSOCIATION”   WOMAN 10 BE IN CABINET?   Senator Will Request Expressions of  Judgment in Effort to Answer Nationa! Sentiment.

BATTLESHIP IS REFUSED BY HARDING   President-elect Planning the Pulfillment of His Campaign Promise.

PNiGU AIO WORK AFTER VACATION Meeting of Minds’ to Start Karly Next W ook-

FARDING RETURN TO HOME IN OHIO   ‘MEETING OF MINDS” FOE _ LEAGUE DISCUSSION TO BE HELD SOON.

HARDING WILL CONSULT MANY ON NEW LEAGUE    Making Up List of Nations Leaders Whom He Will Consult.   ‘BEGINS VACATION TODAY

Fullfillment of Campaign Promise to Seek Opinion of Nation’s Leading Minds .   MEN OF BOTH PARTIES ARE TO- BE-CONSULTED.   Declines President’ Wilson’s Offer of Battleship for Vacation Trip:

Meeting of Leading Men of  Both Partics Scheduled:  For Early Next Week   SHIELDS AND HITCHCOCK « WILL COME TO MARION   ‘May Decide to Resign as Sen ator Before Date Given’ Qut Few Days Since _

HARDINGS ARRIVED AT HOME.   President-elect Will Begin Foanda tion of His Adminiatration.

HARDING [5 READY FOR CONFERENCES WITH STATESMEN   “Meeting of Minds” Will Begin Next Week—League And Foreign Policy Chief Issue in Discussions.

SENATOR HARDING WANTS DIS, CUSSION OF THE PEAGUE   Men and Women of High Standing Are To Discuss Question

Number Of . Prominent  People Have Been Invited To Confer With Harding At Marion After Return From Vacation.   WILSON OFFERS. BATTLESHIP

HARDING BEGING FULFILLMENT Of CAMPAIGN PLEAGE   List of Nation’s Leading Minds to be Consulted Has Been Drawn Up.   HOLD LEAGUE CONFERENCE WITH CHAIRMAN HAYS   Hopes by Time of His Inauguration Next March He Will Have Laid Groundwork of Plan Upon Which Sentiment of Nation Can Unite.

TO LAY FOUNDATION FOR HIS AD. M INISTRATION AND ITS POLICIES   CONFERENCE 1S PLANNED   Will Remain in Marion Until After Holidays, Then Probably Go to Some Southern Resort

PRESIDENT-ELECT BUSY AT DESK IN OHIO HOME   ‘Meeting of Minds’’ at Marior Will Begin Early Next Week.

HARDING PREPARES LIST OF ADVISORS   Holds Conference With Will H Hays, Republican National Chairman.   WILL ISSUE NO STATEMENT   Declines Offer of President Wilson t ‘Use Battleship to Make Trip ‘to Panama

HARDING INTENDS EARLY CONFERENCE ON PEACE PROGRAM   invites Prominent Men To Marion To Lay Foundation For New Association.   ANNOUNCEMENT FOLLOWS CONFERENCE WITH HAYS   President-Elect Declines Offer Of Wilson To Provide Ship For Panama Excursion,

SEEKING LIGHT ON NEW LEAGUI   AID IN ITS FRAMING WILL BE SOUGHT BY HARDING.   KEEPING CAMPAIGN PLEDGES   Already Laying the Greoundwerk for Vormation of Asseciation ef Nationa—Leaves fer Vaeation Teday.

SENATOR HARDING CALLING LEADING MINDS TO MARION   Will Discuss Proposed New As sociation of Nations After Vacation.   DECLINES YACHT OFFERED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   Invitations Sent Out Said to Include Names of Democrats and Republicans.

MEETING OF MINDS BEGINS AT MARION EARLY NEXT WEEK   Mr. Harding Putting in Con crete Form Question He Will Ask Conferees.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO BE FOREMOST IN DISCUSSIONS   Urgent Problems to be Decided in Nation's Domestic Affairs, However, Will be Kept in Mind as He Prepares for Executive Responsibility.

Invitations Are Going Forward to Many of Nation’s Eminent Authorities on Foreign Affairs to Consult With Next Executive~   Regarding An Association of Nations   WILSON’S OFFER IS DECLINED

MEETING OF MINDS TO _ MAP OUT ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS ANNOUNCED   President-Elect Issues Statement Saying Both Democrats and Republicans Will Be Consulted in Individual and Personal Conferences—Declines Offer Of War Ship for Vacation Trip.

SEN. HARDING WILL START “CONFERENCES NEXT WEEK   League of Nations Will Be Fore most in “Meeting of Minds” at Marion.

Harding Asks Advice of Nation’s Leaders - as to Treaty Needs   PRESIDENT-ELECT DECLINES OFFER. OF PRESIDENT WILSON TO FURNISH BATTLESHIP TO MAKE _ VACATION VOFAGE TO PANAMA ZONE -

HARDING WILL = CONSULT BIG . MEN OF NATION   WILL BEGIN AT. ONCE TO FORMU: LATE PLANS FOR AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

HARDING TO TALK OVER THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   NEW ASSOCIATION IS TO BE DISCUSSED BY HIM WITH A HOST OF INDIVIDUALS — NO CHOICE OF CABINET AS YET.

WILL DISCUSS QUESTION OF AMENDMENTS MONDAY   Report That Argentine Was Considering Withdrawing From Leagrue is Denied

ARGENTINA WILL RETAIN MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE   M. Pueyrredon Denies Report Saying Na. tion May Have Become Needlessly Excited; Discuss Move to Reconsider Question of Accepting Amendments to Covenant   NATIONS APPEAL TO ASSEMBLY

ECONOMY PARADE. IN NEW YORK GIT}   Participants Clad in Old and Patched Clothes as Protest  i a re: TB oe:

THOUSAND  AY.C. PARADE  IN OVERALLS   Metropolitan city sees most remarkable pageant in economy show

DEMONSTRAT DRAWS CHEERS   ‘Thousands of New Yorkers In Overalls, Calico and  Gingham Parade Thru   Broadway and Fifth-Av

Thousands Don Gld Clothe: And Calico to Protest Againsi H.C. of L.

Economy Parade Is  Staged In New Yor!   /Old Clothes And Overall Demonstra    tion On Bighth Ave. And Broadway

ie VERALL PAGEANT WAKES WFAIYORK CHEE      Novelty Parade Marches in Eighth Avenue and Broadway.   WOMEN IN LINE TOO   Smart Fifth Avenue Objects to Plebeian Show Which Is Transferred.

CONGRESS URGED 10 AT ON WATERWAY   Speakers at Tidewater Congress. Demand St. Lawrence to Lakes Route

aan  LAKES-TOTHE-SEA WATERWAY   Serator Lenroot of Wisconsin Advecate of the Project.

HARDING MADE SOME P~ GAINS IN THE SOUT!   Namber of States Show. Up With  Communities For the Re- : pnublicans.

SOUTHERN STATES SHOW UNEXPECTED REPUBLICAN VOTES   ,Alabama and Florida Join With * Tennesse- and Louisiana ~ in Breaking Precedent.   MISSOURI IN G. 0. P. j FOLD WITH 100.000   Bland, in Kansas City, Fighting Desperately to Keep Lead Over ‘Rival. Ellis.

FLORIDA TOWNS GO IN FAVOR OF HARDING   DEMOCRATS NOT SO STRONG IN “*SOLID SOUTH” ON TUESDAY,

NIANY BREAKS ARE INDICATED IN SOLID SOUT   Even Florida Cities Went Re publican For First Time   pPeNviivarn OMG FTE FFE  Alabama and Mississippi Towns Renublican.

REPUBLICAN GAIN IN SOUTH      Florida Joins Tennessee And Louisi. ana in Eiection,

FLORIDA TOWNS IN. HARDING COLUMN      REPUBLICAN INROADS 1D SOUTH INCREASED BY REPORTS,

THE AWAKING SOUTH   ! TENNESSEE AND LOUISIANA NOT ONLY BRIGHT SYOTS,   Matding Carried Several .Florids  Conrties Whic Even Misstis; , sippl Eleoted Some G, 0. y, ;

DOWN SOUTH TOWNS FAVOR REPUBLICANS   HARDING GETS. UNEXPECTED SUPPORT BELOW MASON AND DIXON LINE; FLORIDA TOWNS SWELL HIS TOTAL,

FLORIDA TOWNS “G0 TO HARDING   Republicans In Congress Race in Two ! Districts in Alabama and North  faralinga Charen Frond.

LATER ELECTION RETURNS — ~ SWELL REPUBLICAN TIDE   Harding Pluralities.and Congressional Sweep Assume Greater Proportions as Reports Come In from States at First Considered ‘Doubtful’

iLORIDA TOWNS IN HARDING COLUMN   REPUBLICAN INROADS IN SOUTH INCREASED BY, REPORTS.

OTHER SOUTH STATES SWAY TOG. 0. P. RANKS   UNEXPECTED GAINS MADE IN FLORIDA AND LATE RETURNS GIVE MANY TOWNS TO HARDING.   Republican Majorities Given in Mississippi for First Time in Tlistory of Country.

TREASURER REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE   GIVES OUT STATEMENT CONCERNING CAMPAIGN FUNDS.   {f Lumped Together Would be Less Than 50 Per Cent  of Amount Named by Clan.

$900,000 PAID TO 6.0, P. FUND   “Quotas Well Distributed.” Says National Treasurer

GERMAN INDEMNTY AND ASO TRADING WILL BE CONSIDERE!   Conference Of Allie Statesmen To Open at Boulogne.

0. K."S CIGARETS FOR WOMEN      New York Judge Deciares “Weed” Does Not Show Bad Character—Not Hickville.

CIGARETS FOR WOMEN O. K.’D   Judge Declares New York Is Not Hick ville——Not Immoral.

SMOKE UP, GIRLS”   It Is Quite Moral a New York Justice ’ Declares. o

SMOKING OF CIGARETTES BY WOMEN JUDICIALLY DECREED AS NOT IMMORAL BY NEW YORK JUSTICE

MUST NOT MIX IN POLITICS   Pledge Reported to Have Been Re. quired From Former German Crown Prince.

3,0, P, LEADERS PLAN CAMPAIGN   lational Chieftains to. Meet at Chicago Headquarters Next. Week.    N-BRIVE-TO: WIN: THE WEST   senator Harding, Accompanied by Mrs. Harding, Leaves Washington in Automobile for Trip to Marion, Where Great Celebration Is Scheduled.

REPUBLICANS PLAN CAMPAIGN IN WES]   G. 0. P. Leaders Are to Confer at Chicago Headquarters.   HAYS TO ATTEND CONFERENCE   Chieftains to Work Out Drive to Win the West for Harding—Preparations Made for Big Ceiebration at Marion, O.

UHICAGO PEOPLE AILLED IN WRECK   Two Members of Picnic Party Die From tnjuries at Valparaiso  Sunday Afternoon   AUTO STRUCK BY TRAIN   Bodies Were Burned Beyond Recognition—Automobile Catches  ima

AUTO STRUCK BY TRAIN A1 VALPARISO   CYCLE GRASH IS FATAL   One Man Dies and’ Another Hurt In South Bend

TWOKILLED ON GRADE CROSSING AT VALPARAISO   Antomobile Caught on Track B: a Pensnylvania Pas: senger Train.   THE WRECKAGE TAKES FIRE   Bodies Burned Beyond Recognition—The Victims Were Chicago People.

COUGHLIN BABY IS - BELIEVED LOCATED   Infant “Answering Descriptior Found With; Dallas, Texas  Noagpace In Polina Thare

MISSING BABY FOUND. AT NEGRESS’ HOME   Photograph of Kidnapped Child Awaited by Police.

WHITE BABY FOUND WITH DALLAS WEGRESS MAY BE MISSING COUGHLIN CHILI   NEGRO WOMAN HELD PENDING ARRIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPH OF KIDNAPED YOUNGSTER,

BLAKELY COUGHLIN MAY BE FOUND   NORRISTOWN, PA., BABY IS SAID TO BE HELD BY DALLAS NEGROES.

UIko IN EFFORT T0 SAVE A LIFE   Woman Gives Own Life Tryinc to Save Man From Death by Asphyxiation.

i. daniel TELLS WHAT COTTON NEEDS. The War Finance Cornoration Would

DECLARES WAR FINANCE CORPORATION COULD AID PRESENT COTTON CRISIS   MANAGING DIRECTOR MEYER SAYS FEAT COULD BE ACCOMPLISHED IF CONCERN SHOULD BE PERMITTED TO FUNCTION AT THIS TIME. Si

WILGUN'S HAND IN CONVENTION   Is to Be Played by Senaio Glass and Secretary of Interior Payne.   BOTH LOOKED UPON FAVORABLY BY WILSON   President Said to Hold Opinjon Son-in-Law MeAdoo Doesn’t Went It.

GLASS CHOSE VS SPOKESHIAN FOR PRESIDENT   Virginia Senator to. defend Wilson policies. at the ’Fris¢o convention

GLASS TO BE WILSON’S AID   Senator and Secretary Payne to Rep resent President at San Francisco.

Virginian Has a Speech All Prepared to Spring In the Event Someone Essays to Criticize the President at ’Frisco—W ill Probably Clach With Rrvan

WILSOn MAY PICK athe      SENATOR GOES TO SAN FRAN ,ciSCO TO EXECUTE WHITE HOUSE ORDERS IN  . CONVENTION.   GOES ‘LOADED FOR BEAR”   Which Means Bryan And His Ant: Wilson And Anti-Treaty ActiviTies, Gossip Says.

SENATOR GLASS WILL REPRESENT THE PRESIDEN]   Virginian '-to. Execute ‘Wilson’s Orders at Frisco Convention.   WILL SPEAK FOR ‘- THE PRESIDENT   Prepares Lengthy Speech In Answer to Any Attack That May Be Made,

GLASS TO REPRESENT THE PRESIDENT AT FalSCO   senator From Virginia and Secretary Payne Will be His Representatives at Convention.

REPORT OF TREAS. — a OF RED: CROSS   C. McKeen Duren Reports on Moneys Received.and Spent by the Red Cross.

' RED CROSS MAKES REPORT.   Runs Up to Total. of, $12,891—How , Money Was Expended.

MRS. HARRIETT McINTYRE.   the late Oliver H. MeIntrye, died to Died at Home in Saco After Brief IIness.

MRS. HARRIETT McINTYRE.   the late Oliver H. McIntrye, died toDied at Home in Saco Af boot Det ae Vile cmc

FARMERS MEETING VOTESFOR MUTUAL MARKETS SYSTEM   Adopt Resolution Urging Piar for Co-Operative Selling Livestock and Grain.   MARKET PROPOSAL CAUSE OF FIGHT IN CONVENTION   ‘Delegates to Chicago Meeting Take Up Questions of Farm  in Separate Groups. -

FARMERS AND MARKETS.   The Cooperative Plan Meets Witt Favor at a Convention Held at Chicaro Today.

$100,000 IN LOOT IS FOUND    Liberty Bonds and Other Securities : Discovered in lowa.

FINDS $100,000 IN LOOT   Liberty Bonds, Stamps, Bank Stock and Primissory Notes Discovered in Gunny Sack.

WHEAT SHRINKS TQ BELOW $7.50 LEVEL CHICAGO   March Delivery Decline: to $1.47, a Drop of Fight Cents.

WHEAT PRICE — DOWN BELOW $1.50 LEVEL   Values Shrank Today to $1.4’ for March Delivery.

PANK FAILURES CEND WHEAT COWN   Market Shrinks Below 21.50 Level.

Market Values Shrink Below $1.50 a Bushel First’ Time ‘ Since Peace

BANKER’ WIDGW HELD FOR THEE   Mrs. J. C. Gleason, of Chicago Accused of New York Jewel Robbery.

NEVADA MAKES NO CHOICE,   Republicans Send an Uninstructed Delegation to Chicago.

GERMANY BOWS TO ALLIES AND WILL GIVE COAL   Two Million Tons Monthly to Be De livered,: Lioyd Georze Was Noz tiffed Last Night ;

Tt COMPLY WITH EDICT AS TO FUEL   REACH DECISION TO GIVE IN; NOT TO FACE ARMIES     Will Offer Counter Plan To Seek A Modifi cation.

TO DELIVER COAL   Germany Will Deliver Twe Million Tons — This Prevents Occupation

GERMANY “WILLDELVER. THE COAL   ACCEPT ALLIED DEMANDS FOR DELIVERY OF 2 MIL. LION TONS WONTHLY   TRE GERMANS WIL SUBMIT 4 PROTEST. AGAISST THE =- .FORL TERMS ra

GUILTY OF MURDER      Frank Wisner Admits That He Kiled His Uncte.

WISNER TELLS  COURT OF GULL]   Toledo Man Admits Slaying Uncle as They Were on Fishing Trip; Rumor That Accused Committed Suicide False; Wants No Attorney.

WISNER PLEADS GUILTY MURDER   Of His Unele, Frank Linhart of Clu fier, fowa, While on a Fishing Trip

3 REWOVAL OF OUR COLLERE   STATE UNIVERSITY —HAGERMAN'S OPENING GUN JE0 WITH MISREPRESENTATIONS, MISLEADING  age BEGUN TO CONSOLIDALE INSTITUTION ior? ANN DISTORTED FIGURES.

CAMPAIGN BEGUN TO CONSOLIDALE INSTITUTION  STATE UNIVERSITY —HAGERMAN'S OPENING GU  N WITH MISREPRESENTATIONS. MISLEADING 1 AND DISTORTED FIGURES,

JORNGON EMPHATIC ON HARDING STAND   Opposed Unequivocally te League.

HARDING 10 REJECT PACT SAYS JOHNSO   Californian Says Pro-League Republicans ‘Misrepresent Candidate

SLEUTH ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING GIRL   ‘Dry’ Officer Already Indictec For Murder Faces Another Charge.

JURY FINDS METHOD AT G6, HOSPITAL NOT CONDUCIVE. TO SERVICE      Case of Levi Preston Riley Who Passed Out There Thursday Morning Occasion for Big Stir-Up Amone' Officials

‘Case:of “Levi Preston Riley Who Passéd Out There Thursday Morning Occasion for Big Stir-Up Among’ Officials

MOST OF DISTRICTS REPORT   Harding’s Plurality is Well Past the Million Mark Expected.   LEAD OF WADSWORTH CONTINUES TO GROW   Figure His Plurality Will Be More Than 550,000.

SMITH ADMITS DEFEAT   Sends Message Of Comzratalation- T: Suances tk.

JUSTICE SOUGHT IN JAP LAND:  AW      State Department Gives A ance That California BiH "Re Ban.

ALIEN LAND LAWS CALIFORNIA MUST BE JUST TO JAPS   State Department Makes I Plain That No Legislation Can Be Accepted by Washington Carrying Injustices.

State Department Makes Form. al Statement Corfcerning Movement in California Affecting Alien Land Tenure.

DAVIS TELLS JAPAN. U. S. WILL TEMPER: - CALIFORNIA’S LAW   Phelan Reads Message of Coll Assistant and Replies. That . State Can Stand: on Own. F  OCEICIAL. CALTED ‘UNDE!

INTERESTS OF JAPS TOBE SAFEGUARDED   In Formal Statement State De partment Assures Japanese  of Protection.

CITIZENS KILLED IN FIGHTING   Teuton Officer Beaten by Foes in Frankfort Hotel   ‘Disorders Attributed to Orders Fram Rertin Officials

JOHNSON EXPECTS TO BE NOMINATED ON SIXTH BALLOT   CALIFORNIAN OETERMINEO HE WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OR HE WANTS NOTHING   PENROSE “HOLDS BIG HAND   Pennsylvania Senator Expected to Tell Convention Whom He Wants Nominated—Knox and Sproul Both Have His Support

OR NONE   JOHNSON WILL NOT ACCEP1 VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION   EXPECTS TO WINON SIXTH   Statement Issued Following Lowden. Johnson Rumor

JORNSON WILL NOT YIELD 10 ACOMPROMISE   “Will Not Consider VicePresidential Nomination Under Any Circumstances”’

JOB REFUSES BY JOHNSON   Will Not Accept Vice Presidency Says Hiram.

PRESIDENCY OR NOTHING AT ALL. SAYS JOHNSON   WORD COMES FROM HIS HEAD QUARTERS THAT HE WILL NOT   AOCEPT VICE-PRESIDENCY

Whole Hog or None For  ~ H. Johnson   Callfornian Will Make a Last-Ditch Fight For the Repubilean’ Pres. Jdential Nomination. -

JOHNSON ON ‘SIXTH BALLOT ISPREDICTION   STATEMENT ISSUED TO THIS EFFECT FROM CALIFORNIAN'S HEADQUARTERS.   Au Offer Made the Senator to Accept Nomination of Vice-President With Lowden as Running Mate, Refused.

JOHNSON REFS: ES ID AU TUR ViGt PRESIDENT: PREDICTS VICTOR OW SIXTH BALLS]

Califurniz Candidate Eraphatic Statement that He Will Not Run for Viee Presideat      [SUGGESTED AS RUNNING MATE FORK LOWDEN      Peunsylvania Men Now iteing Hoosted as Dark Hlarses at Hig ¢ Conventian

LOWDEN OF KNOX CHIGAGO SLOGAN   CONSIDERED LEADING REPUBLI.  CAN CANDIDATES eal   JOHNSON 79 BE REGONED WITH   ‘California Senator Wielding Large ‘In  fluence. Issues Statement Saying  He Will Under No Cireumstances Play Second Fiddle.

EXPECT SMITH GIRL AT: FORT ~~ WORTH TODAY   ‘Attorneys Looking, for Her, . Sheriff Says He Can't: : ‘Arrest Fugitive...   KETCH AND. HAMONS  LEAVING  ‘ARDMORE

TURK CABINET “WALKS QUT”   Damad Ferid Ordered by Sultan to   farm New Government. >

NEW TURKISH CABINET OUT   Sultan Charges Damad Ferid With Forming Government Acceptable to the Allies.

ANCRIGANS INUUPS READY R It EDATE ATION ALONG TRE 210 GRANDE      SIjGAR 1S RELEASED

OF COAL MINERS TO BE SUBMITTED TO. BRITISH PARLIAMENT.   Movement to. Give: ‘Relief: to ’ Idle Men in Other Lines. Also Promised by the Pre wat.

Young Miners Parade Streets Sing ing and Waving Crimson Ban- " pers—Police: Break ff Up

ICHILL SPREADS OVER ENGLAND AS  COAL STRIKE IS MADE COMPLETE   Premier Lluyd George Expected to Ge to Parhament with State. ment Which May Lead to Seltlement ot the Strike— No Rioting is Reported

BRITISH PARLIAMENT MEETS   LLOYD GEORGE EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE, POLICY,   Coal Strike Has Almost Paralyzed Great Britain's Fuel —— Other Strikes Declared Yet.

Rumors Deal with Possibility of Reopening Negotiations or. of Dissolution to Test the Sentiment   LLOYD GEORGE EXPECTED - . TO MAKE DECLARATIONS   Coal Mining Industry Almost Completely Paralyzed by. the Walkouts; Sharp Autumn Weather Prevails Over Tales

LLOYD: GEORGE 70 STATE CASE   WILL TELL STEPS TAKEN TO MEET INDUSTRIAL CRISIS.   BUSINESS PARALYZED   NO COAL. POURING THROUGH MINE TIPPLES TO FLATS.   Sympathy Strike of Railway Men Portends But no Announcement Has; Been Maude.

FRANCE ACTS ON U. S. DEAD   Paris Government Will Appoint Mem. bers of the Jo nt Commission at Once,

SENATOR HARDING FORMALLY OPENS PORCH CAMPAIGK   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE PLEADS FOR MUTUAL GOOD UNDERSTANDING

"POSE ED * BY SEN HARTING   Opens Front Porch Campaign With Plea for Mutual Understanding.

Harding Pleads for End of Class Jealousies in Opening PorchCampaign

HARDING PLEADS FOR CLOSER NATIONAL BONL   Appeals io all Classes and all Gee giaphical Sections for Unity Purpose.

PLEADS FOR PEOPLE T0 HARMINNIZE      Jealouses of Class and Selfish Interest Should Be Forgotten in Peace as in War.   ADDRESSES OHIO FOLKS AT MARION   Suggests Reduction of War . Excess Profits Tax to Peace Basis.

FORMAL OPENING OF G.0.P, FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGK   Harding Pleads for Solid. arity and Mutual Good Understanding.

REDUCTION OF EXCESS TAXES, HARDING VOW   He Promises Action in First Front Perch: Address.

SULIDARITY OF  PURPOSE THEME OF HARDING IN INITIAL SPEEGH   }, 0, P, Presidential Nominee Turns From Political Issues in Opening Front Porch Camnaion   UNDERSTANDING AMONG ALL CLASSES IS URGED   Pleads That East, West, North and South Forget their Jealousies in Peace As They Did in War

ONFRONT PORCH HARDING VOICES HS PLATITUDES   OLD STUFF FROM NOMINEE.   WOULD REVISE TAX BUT, CONFESSES HE HAS NO DEFINITE AIM

SENATOR HARDING OPENG Hild FRONT PORCH GAMPAIGK   Makes Plea for Solidarity of Purpose and Good Understanding.   FOUR BRASS BANDS THERE

PORCH CAMPAIGN — FORMALLY OPENS      Harding Addresses Delegation From Mansfield, 0., As a Starter   ISSUES: TURNED ASIDE   ‘Appeals for Mutual ‘Under: standing . Among. All Classes of People

OLD STUFF FROM NOMINEE,      WOULD REVISE TAX BUT, CONFESSES HE HAS NO DEFINITE AIM

COLUMBIA HAZING ENDS IN FREE FOR ALL FRAY   Six Arrests Are Made and Score of Eyes Blackened Preced. ‘ ing Freshmen’s-Dinner

CALL POLICE RESERVES   BIG FORCE REQULRED TO QUELL STUDENT RIOY.   Columbia Sophomores and Freshmen Choose New York Restaurant la Which to Stage Batlle.

ADMIRAL SIMSIS .. ~ WRPNESS CAL LIED. IN MEDALS PROBE      Full Light. ‘of Publicity to be Given Persons Who Lower Morale of Navy

HONORS FOR DEFEAT NOT BELIEVED IN BY ADMIRAL SIMS   Famous Chief of Forces That ought Submarines Talks To Congress Committee   Daniels’ Brother-in-Law Said To Be Fine Officer But Not Deserving of Medal

Admiral Whose Letter to. ‘Secretary Daniels Precipitated  P Controversy over Award of Medals, before Committee ©   JUSTIFIES. CRITICISMS - . ‘AS DUTY OWED SERVICE   Says Only Contention is Action of Department Head in Changing Beommendations Made by Officers 

BAN ON: BOOZE. IN. CHICAGO   State Prohibition. Director Ties Up Ai * Movements of Whisky From Warehouses. ..

SE Se TS ee ae a a  BAN ON BOOZE IN CHICAGO   State Prohibition Director Ties Up All Movements of Whisky From Warehouses.

AFFILIATE WITH S1YUDENTS   Chinese Embryo Labor Unions Plan the Alliance

CHINESE LABOR UNIONS WOULD JOIN STUDENTS   Embryonic Organizations Try For Alliance

FRANK LEE ORGANIZES FRANK H. FARRIS CLUI   Gubernatrial Candidate Will Be Asked to Open Primary Campaign in Joplin.

JOPLIN CLUB BOOSTS FARRIS FOR GOVERNOE   Organization Verfected Last Night Invites Rolla Statesman to Open Campaign Here.

URUISER, DESTROYERS SAIL UNDER ORDERS FROM SECY. DANIELS   Battle at Gates of Warsaw is Favoring Defenders, According to Announcement at Polish Legation In _ Paris-----Russian Troops Cross Frontier of West  Prussia.

AND TWO DESTROYERS ORDERED   From the Mediterranean to Baltic Region as Protective Measure.

REBELLION MAY BREAK QUT AS BULSHEVISTS CLUS ON WARSAW: BLOODY BATTLE NOW RAGING   Russians Hammering At Three Sides Of Pole Capital And Hand To Hand Fighting Takes Place--Labor In European Countries Refuses To Handle Supplies For Poland.

Interests Of Americans To  Be Protected   Secretary Daniels Announces That It Is Merely Precaucautionary Measure   CONDITIONS IN SECTION UNSETTLED   Cruiser St. Louis and Six More Destroyers Added to Medi   terranean Fleet

EOotLO acl TH THE BALTIC   ‘Cruiser Pittsburg and Tw pestroyers are Ordered to That Region,   THE WARSHIPS HAVE NO SPECIAL MISSION   Secretary of Navy Daniels Says it is a Matter of General Policy.

Commanders, of U. S. Naval Vessels In Mediterranean, Adriatic and Baltic Seas Are Given Power to’ Go Wherever Needed With ant Ordeare

Women’s First Quality Arctics, 81.56 2alph’s Boot Shop, 82 Main St.   Victrola Prices Guaranteed for One  es

Coats, Suits, Furs and Gowns   Victrola Prices Guaranteed for One

ADMIRAL BENSON TO FACE INQUIRY   Chief of Naval Bureau of Operations to Appear Before Committee,   WAS GOMMANDER OF SIMS

BlG INVESTIGATION UF NAVY IN SIGHT   Admiral Benson, Sims’ Comman: der, to Face Inquiry.   TO EXPLAIN VERBAL ORDERS   Navy Men at Washington See Politics in Action of Sims—-Subcommittee to Ask Authority to Extend the Investigation.

1S BEING SENT T0 FIGHT GONZALES    Latter Declares He Is Not Allicd With Obregon—Rebel Activ:  ity About Vera Cruz.

Castoms. Guard at Nueva Laredo Revolis; Sonorans Turn Down Villa Aid; Gonzales Declares against General Obregon

CONFIRMATION OF FLIGHT NOW UNGBTAINABLE   President Carranza Said t Have Fled the Mexican Capital   VERA CRUZ MAY BE DESTINATION

GONZALES REABY TQ FIGHT REBELS, FEDERAL FORCES   Leader’s Action Said to Complicate the Mexican Situation

FEDERAL o0LDIEAG SENT INTO PUEBLA   CARRANZA SENDS A FORCE THERE TO CONTEND WITH GONZALES.   Sixty Federal Customs Employes Revolt There and Demand ) Surrender of the Garrison.

Formally Declares Adherence to Mexican Revolution and Offers Services of Him self and Army   WASHINGTON HAS REPORT OF FLIGHT OF CARRANZA   No Official Confirmation Re ceived Regarding President’s Departure from Capital

MEXICAN REBELS CONTINUE 10 GAIN   REPORTED THAT CARRANZA HAS FLED; TWO AMERICANS KILLED AND COMPANY PAYROLL ROBBED.

CARRANZA ARMY SENT TO MEET PUEBLA FORCE   Situation Complicated in News Received in Washington

BATTLE NEARS BETWEEN TWO MEXICAN HOSTS   VANGUARDS OF- REBELS AN-D  CARRANZISTAS -HAVE ALREADY MET.   Reported That President Has Fled to Vera Cruz, Where Son-in-law Commands.

HAS CARRANZA — “TAKEN FLIGHT   UNCONFIRMED - REPORTS DE. CLARE (HE LEFT. CAPITAL,   ENEMIES MULTIPLYING   IF-NOT A FUGITIVE, SOON TO BE, IS TIE BELIEF.   Heads of the Revolution ure Mohising Forces For March Against Mexieo City.

HGHUNG BETWEEN  CARRANZA TROOPS AND REBELS BECUN   Engagement Occurs at Otumba, Between Mexico City and’ Puebla—Gonzales Declares Martial Law in Puebla City—Sit uation in Mexico Further Complicated —  \ Report of Carranza’s Flight not Confirmed   {By Associated Prece Teaco Wira’

SITUATION IS... . - COMPLICATED   Gen. ‘Gonzales ‘Declare: He Is Not in League ‘With Obregon 

CARRANZA LEAVES CAPITAL. REPORT   General Murguia Sent Inte Puebla and Engages Gonzales in Battle.   MARTIAL LAW AT PUEBLA

REBELS CLASH. WITH REGULARS   Federal Troops Engaged With Soldiers of General Gonzales.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Rebel Activity Near Vera Cruz. Keport of Carranza Fleeing Capital Not Confirmed.

CARRANZA. TD HOLD 10 PLACE   Insists He Will Not Quit as Head o Mexican Government and  Shows Fight   REVOLUTION GAINS GROUND   dent Will Att t To Establish Capital At Vera Cruz.  And As Rebels tee the Presi

May Attempt to Direct Op erations Against Rebels from Seaport.   INSISTS HE WILL NOT GIVE UP PRESIDENCY

REVOLT IS GROWING AGAINST CARRANZA   DEPARTURE @F PRESIDENT FROM HIS CAPITAL’ 15 RUMORED   ACTIVE NEAR. LAREDO   Troops Are Being Gathered for a Concerted Attack ga-nst Mexico City ‘   Revolutionary Agents Say They Turned Down Offer of Villa To' Join Revolt

GONZALES RAISES COUNTER REVOLT; OPPOSES OBREGON   Declares Martial Law Puebla City And Exacts ‘‘Loan.”’

CARRANZA IN FLIGHT:   re BE ey a Private Advices Say Mexican President is On Way (o  Vera Craz. :

GONZALEZ ISNOT IN LEAGUE. WITH ~— OBREGON FORCES    Annou acement Further Complih eates Revolation in  2° Mexico,   Advises from Capilal indicate Presie dent May Hate Gone co Vers Cruzs Mobilization of Forces at Jaurezz Batile Reported Near Paebjts

REBEL TROUPS TOD FIGHT With FEA CAN ZA ES   Struggle for Puebla at Han With First Clash Already Reported   RUMOR OF CARRANZA FLEEING NOT PROVED   Revolutionists Declare They _ Do Not Want to Receive Villa’s Aid

Clash Between Mexico City and Puebla; Third Faction Springs Up; Customs Guards at Nuevo Laredo Mutiny.

PERSHING HAD A STRENUOUS - DAY PLANNED   Final Leg of His Trip «Through State Called For Auto Ride of 217 Miles.

I W. W. MEET JS RAIbED   Gathering Broken up Near Spokane and Ten Men Jalled—Barred From County.

RAID . W. W. MEET; HOLD 10   Federal, County and City Officers at Spokane Break Up Meeting Near the City.

1 W. W. MEET IS RAIDED   Gathering Broken up Near Spokane and Ten Men Jailed.

LIGHTNING BOLT FATAL      Father and Son Die Under Tree During Storm

FATHER AND SON KILLED   Lightning Strikes Tree Where They Had Taken Shelter From Storm

ONE IS DEAD AND FOUR WOUNDED IN FAMILY ROW   Tragedy Outgrowth Of Suit For Alienation Of Wife's Affections   rWO OTHERS MAY DIF   George Price Tried Suicide, But Rib Deflected Bullet— Held For Murder

HUSBAND KILLS WIFE’S-BROTHER   Fatally Shoots His Wife and Another Woman and Wounds Sister-in-Law.   HE UNFORTUNATELY FAILS TO KILL SELF   Domestic Infelicities Lead to 3 Thanksgiving Day Tragedy In West Virginia. ‘

MOORE APPEARS BEFORE SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE   Tell Probers That ‘Slush Fund’ Charges Were Based Uon G. 0. P. Statements.   PROOF IS LACKING   Witness Implicates Twelve Republicans, Whom He Characterizes ‘Important Cogs,’

CHARGES FALL WITH DULL THUD   Cox's Special Emissary Knows No More About Them Than His Chief.   ALL BASED ON MATTER PUBLISHED BY G. O. P.   ‘Mesre Says-That’s All the Froof the Governor or Himself Can Give.

MOORE TESTIFES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Says Charges Based On Repub - lcan Party Campaign Documents. ,

“1H FUND” EXPECTED TUESURY   Moore Principal Witness in Tuesday’s Session Of Investigating Committtee; Must Preve Charges or Make Withdrawal.

Decided to Continue Vacation Indefi nitely   Said Charges Made by Gov. Cox of Republicans Raising $15,000,000

IMMIGRATION COMES FIRST   House: Committee Orders Favorable Report on Johnson Bill

ae CORTES      Chairman Johnson Says It Will Be Given Precedence

GUMMITTEE REPORT CN MIGRATION BILL TD DE RUSHED IN HOUDE   WOULD PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION 10 UNITED STATES FOR TWO  YEARS PERIOD,

FAVOR BiLL 10 LIMIT INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTS   Johnson Bill Ordered Favorably Reported

/EROM PRISON TO ASYLUM   President Wilteen Commutes Lom Angetes Woman War Violators Sentence--Declared Insane,

FROM PRISON TO ASYLUM   President Wilson Commutes Lon An. geles Woman War Vioclator’s Sentence—Declared Insane.

MEH GOING BACK   ANTHRACITE TROUBLE SEEMS TO BE EASING UP.   Trouble May Follow Failure to Take Back Some Men.

“ACATION" STRIKEENDS ~—INCOAL MINES   ll Colleries, With Few Exceptions, Will Be Working Temorrow, Leaders Sal

MEN GOING: BACK   ANTHRACITE TNOURLE SEEMS TO . . -BE BASING Up.         4 4 Trothle M Follow Failure. to Take nck Some Men. , 7 Bo eh ee *

‘Absolute End of Strike ' Hinges Only on Reinstate- ment of ‘Sympathy’ Men.   CAR SUPPLY IS AMPLE   Expect All Collieries Excep a Few to Operate Again Soon.

PEDS DRIVEN BACK   Vacation’ Strike Of Coal Miners Over If Operators Say Soa

ANOTHER MEXICAN GRISIS   Rich Siate of Sonora Is Storm Cenler According to Word at  the Horder.

SEVEN DEAD “FRONT ALCOHOL   {Drank Poisoned Ligqnor at the Edgewood Arsenal at Baltimore,

SEVEN DEAD FROM ALCOHOL POISONING   Civilian Employes at ‘Baltimore _ Arsenal Drink Stuff Despite  Ranastad Wareninnve

QUITS DIVORCE BENCH BECAUSE OF DOES   ‘Judge Disgusted With Modern Marriages and Easy Divorces.

GLADLY ACGEPT THE CHALLENGE   To Make the League of Nations Paramount Issue of the Campaign.   HARDING DECLARES CANDIDATES READY   He Thinks the People Are Not  Ready to Surrender This Rannhitn

DING AND COX EAGNERA ic SENATE COM., BUT PALRIER Aust CuBMIT TO A RIGID INVESTIGATION

MANY VISITORS DELAY WORK OF CP NOMINEE   Senator Harding Postpones Conferences While Drafting Sneech of Acceptance.   ACCEPTS COX CHALLENGE   None of Republican Leaders Expected In Marion Untl July 92.

GLEARED COURT ROOM IN TRIAL   Sensational Turn Was Give) the Hearing of the Case of Erzberger.

SECRET IN GERBIAN COURT   Public Excluded From Hearing of Erz- berger’s Libel Case Against . Karl Helfferich. -

TURMOIL STILL REIGNS  IN GERMANY   Estimate Made That at Least 2,000 Have Been Killed Since Revolution Started.

NOTED MEN ATTEND AMERICAN FARM BUREAU MEETING   Herbert Hoover, Former Food Administrator, Will Address . Meeting in Indianapolis, Op- .  ening December 6th     BRITISH AMBASSADOR .   Sir Auckland Gaddes and Other Notable Men are on Three Day Pro gram

MRS. CHAPMAN CATT VISITS NASHVILLE   President of Suffrage Associa: tion to Center With Work ers in Tennessee

Landis Has Windy City Bootleggers Hiding Out   Hundreds of Chicago Thugs Seeking New Lair as Council Threatens to Punish Highway Robbery With Life Sentences.

COX A MAKE SPEECHES   The Democratic Nominee Draws Parallel on Harding’s Future Stands   SPOKE AT CONVENTION   Held in Columbus Today —Baker Says It’s Either League or a Big Army

“TBELIEVE IN PROGRESS GOV. JAMES M. COX   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SPEAKS BEFORE THE OHIO STATE CONVENTION,   The Aim of the Progressive Force: of the Country is to Bring an End to International Aparchy, He Said.

HARDING BRANDED AS REACTIONAR   Governor Cox Makes Vicious Attack on Rival Candidate: Points to Record of Adversary and to His Own; Fight International Anarchy,

BANA PLEADS FOR LEAGUE COVENANT   SECRETARY OF WAR SAYS WITHOU? IT NATION MUST CONTINUE TO ARM.   Notables of the Party Gather At Columbus to Hear Talks By Baker, Cox and Other Party Leaders.

HARDING IC AEAPTIONARY   GOVERNOR J AMES M. CON DELIV ERS ANOTHER VIGOROUS ATTrek ON OPPONENT   PHEERED BY DELEGATE    Delegates to State Democratic toon  vention Stood and Cheered Wien 2 Cox Declared that Hiarding Vt  ; Hieves in Reaction and He  j vet Staves th Progress

KNOCKS ARE COX WEAPONS FOR HARDING   Still Attacking Repub. lican’s Views on League.

COX ATTACKS HARDING AGAIN   Makes Another Personal Denunciatior ‘of His Opponent Before the Ohio. State Democratic Convention,

Democratic Nominee Shoots Another Broadside Into Republicans at Democratic State Convention—Platform Takes Strong Stand on State and Na-—  ae Hianal Jeanna

President's Secretary Gives Intimate Glimpse into the : Life of Executive.   ORDERS VERA CRUZ TAKEN   Says President Visibly. Affected. Upon Declaration, of War Against Huns

FINE TRIBUTE = “TO PRESIDENT BY. TUMULTY   Hitherto Unpublished Inci dents in Woodrow Wilson’s Official Life Recited by Secretary at Mass Meeting.

Private Secretary Speaking at Democratic Meeting Paints Vivid Portrait of the: Character of President: Relates Certain.  Incidents of the Past. Bight Years   CONSIDERED CASUALTY OF WAR

“TURE OF KMD OF MAN WOODROW WILSON REAILY I      Unpublished Incidents In Life . of President Revealed by His Secretary.      BROKEN HEARTED BY DECLARATION OF WAR   “Think What It Is They Are _ Applauding,” He Says After War Message.

WILSON PICTURE BY MA. TUMULTY   An Intimate Portrait by Private Secretary  VARIOUS SIDE LIGHTS   On Character of President. as Seen During Ten Years of Close Relationship—Various Heretofore Unpublished Incidents in Official Life of Woodrow Wilson

CLOSE-UP. OF PREOIDENT DRAWN bY  ~— TUMULTY   Private Secretary Tells of His Chief's Sorrow at Having to Send American Soldiers to War   WILSON NOT PLAYER TO THE GRANDSTAND   Does Not Know How to Translate His Virtues in Terms of the Front Page, losenh P. Declares

Opposed War at the Outset, But when the Challenge Came From Germany to America He Was the Most Uncompromising Advocate of the Most Stringent Measures, proving  HMimealf ta Ra a QGanine

A TOMULTY TRIBUTE TO THE PRESIDENT   PRIVATE SECRETARY SAYS HE IS MISUNDERSTOOD MAN.   Big ef Heart, But Net Gifted Wit! the Faeulty of Making Friends —Three Years ef Trials Have Changed Him.

TUMULTY REVEALS SIDE OF WILSON NOT KNOWN   ‘Private Secretary of the President Tells Incidents That   Show His Tenderness of Heart and Great Aversion To War and Death as Well as His High Personal Courage,

Woodrow Wilson Lauded by Intimate Associate   Hitherto Unpublished Incidents in Official Life of the President Related by Joseph Tumulty.

TUMULTY GIVES: “CLOSE-UP " OF THE PRESIDENT   intimate Sketch of Stricker Man in the White  1 House.

TUMULTY STEPS FROM WINGS TO GIVE PICTURE OF MANNER OF MAN PRESIDENT REALLY IS

INTIMATE. PICTURE BY TUMULTY OF PRESIDENT AS HE 1S~-WILSON, TOO 1S A CASUALTY OF CREAT WAR

AMONG MOST MISREPRESE D AND MISUNDERSTOOD ME IN U. S. HISTORY   TUMULTY LIFTS CURTAIN   President Turned From Cheers te Sorrow as He Led Nation to Altar of Sacrifice,

INTIMATE PICTURE OF WILSUH GIVER   Tumulty Tells of Incidents in President’s Life.   TALKS AT MASS MEETING   Private Secretary Says it Was Chief Executive Who Insisted on Mining North Sea and Breached Plan for Com. bining Allied Powers on Western Front.

COLBY ENDER FIRE.   Newly Apmointed  Seerctary of State Under Scrutiny,

SENATE STILL DELAYING APPROVAL COL BY'S NAME FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

TWO OTHER MEN ARE NOW. SOUGHT  IN. PEIRCE “MTIBNER CASE   Treadway and Miss Phillips Stick to Story. That “Al” Smith and  “Jack” Did Killing.

GLING CLOSELY TO THEIR ORIGINAL STATEMENTS   LONG AND CONTINUOUS QUEST. IONING OF TREADWAY ANT MIsS PHILLIPS FAILS TO CHANGE VERSION OF PEIRCE WEEP? Pew

SENATOR FALL BE PERMIT TED PUTER MEXIGO   ORDERS ISSUED TO CONSTLAR AGENTS TO VISE HIS PASS. PORT IS PRESENTED.

SEN. ATCR FALL C “AN GO   Mexican Corsuls Ordered to Vise Ilis Passport,

MEXICO ORDERS CONSUL TO VISE ‘FALL'S PASSPOR’      Government's’. Action - Dis regards Contrary Order  Clearm -A cant

POLICE FIND.NO  CLUE TO SLAYER. OF HOXIE GIRI   Faint’ ‘Finger’ Prints. of Little  Use i in. ‘Hunt for Unknown’ een en

HUN-MADE PHOTOS AROUSED D. A. R.   Mount Vernon Souvenirs From Germany Won't Be Sold In Future.

CARDS BEAR BAD INSCRIPTION   “Wade in Germany” Label On Sou venirs at Mount Vernon.

BAILEY TO) RETURN SOON 1) TAS; ANNOUNCES WESTERN TEXAS DATES   EXPECTS TO SPEAK IN EASTLAND MARCH 31 AND AT ABILENE ON APRIL L

WILL ANNOUNCE SPEAKING DATES   Bailey Will Return From Washington Latter _ Part of Month

STAGE SETTING COMPLETE FOR SUSPENSION ‘TRIAL OF SOCLALIST -ASSEMBLYME%

SOCIALISTS’ TRIAL ON TODAY   “New York Assembly Ouster Proceedings May. Last Over Two Weckea,

HAMPTON M. D, IS NOT GUILT)      Ur. Hobson Denied ‘That We Mua Stitements Relative to the Hespital.

TURN EVIDENCE OVER TO ATTORNEY GENERAL   Will he Requested to Seek Indictment of Persons Guilty of Criminal Conduct in War Camp Building,

LABOR HEADS EXPECT VETO OF RAIL BILL   WANT “SQUARE DEAL”   BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS CLAIN CONGRESS, IN PASSING MEAS. URE, IGNORED PROMISE OF PRESIDENT TO THE  ae em ee

LABOR CONFIDENT OF WILSONVETO OF THE RAWROAD BILL   4 WILSONS PROMISE OF “SQUARE DEAL’ GIVES HOPE FOR DEFEAT OF ESCH-CUMMINS MEASURE   BILL ‘PASSES THE SENATE   Mines’ Attitude on Bill is a Mystery but His Werd May Iniluence * Wilson’s Action—Gnarantce Chause {[s Opposed

AALL BILL 10 eT WILSUN VETO, SAY UNIONS   Esch-Cummins Measure fo Return of Roads Goes to  President Today

LOOK FOR VETO OF THE RR. Bill   RAILNOAD GMEN ARE CONFI. BENT THE OPRESIVENE WILL VETO THE BILE.    CLAIM THAT LABOR SECT bots NOT GIVE LABOK A SOUARE DEAR. ¢

Union Leaders Confident  President Will Place Veto _ On Esch-Cummins R.R. Bill

RAILROAD UNION HEADS EXPECT PRESIDENT WILL VETO THE RAIL BILI  Gin Cee Oe ees

RAILROADERS HOPE FOR WILSON VETO   ‘Esch-Cummins Bill; Passed by - Sénaté, Now Ready  Ine Pracidant

InN PRESIDENT WILL VETO BILL   Railroad Union Men Confident Wilson Will Not Accept EschCummins Measure.   PASSED BY THE SENATE   Brotherhood Officials Do Not Believe Congress Gave Them a “Square Deal.”

LABOR EXPECTS WILSON'S VETO   RAILROAD UNIONS NOT SATIS. FIED WITH NEW MEASURE.   BIG- MAJORITY FOR-IN SENATE   House. Had Already Endorsed the Esch-Cummina Bill and It Is Now Up To the President For Action.

Confidence Is Based On Presi. dent's Promise Of Square Deal Made To Them   LABOR SROTIONS ARE POINT OF ATTACK   Hines’ Adviee Will Probably Control Action—Both Sides Claim Him

RAIL UNION MEN LOOK FOR VETO   Want Wilson to Defeat EschCummine Measure

BROTHERHOODS ARE — GONFIDENT WILSON:  WHE VETOE BIL         Base Beltef at Fremises of “Square Deal” Made hy President te Railroad: Union Men Last Summer.

WILL VETO THE RATEROAD BILL   RAILROAD UNION MEN FEES CONFIDENT OF THIS Sic. TION, IT 18 SAED. . i;   Base Opinion on What They Attrib ute as Promises of a “Square Beal* Made by the President  Last Seasons.

EXPECT WILSON 0 VETO i ON RAILROADS   UNION LEADERS. BASE THIS. BE LIEF ON LAST SUMMER’S PRO-. MISE OF “SQUARE DEAI.” .. -

UNION HEADS BELIEVE — WILQUN WILL NOT olGh THE ESGH-CUMMING AGT        Hines’ Notification That Roads Go Back To Private Concerns Marked Signal of Signing  a By Road Owners, However. o

POLITICAL BILLS G0 TO THE: REAR   G." O. P. SENATE “CAUCUS DEF GIDES THAT THEY, dust See AWAIT, ROUTINE ME URES AND CONVEN.       Committee Favors Action

BONUS BILL FIGHT COMES UP TUESDAY   House Rules Committe: Votes To Get Action on Measure.

THE SOLDIERS BONUS MEASURE   By ‘Party Vote Committee Decides T: Attempt To Call Up the BIT . Next Tuesday.

BONUS UP NEXTWEEK   Rules Committee of House Decides to Bring Measure Forward for Consideration Within Few Days.   LIMIT 1S PLACED ON DEBATE TO GET SPEEL   Difficulty is Expected Wher Efforts are Made to Ament Measure to Suit “All Fac. tions In House.

STAR HALF BACK OF OTR nAME'S TEAM   Died Today After Three Week: Illness of Paeum onia.

Officials Speed Plans to Eradicate Rats as Second Case is Reported

BRITISH AND FRENCH DO NOT RECOGNIZE FEISAL   Prince Proclaimed King of Syria Is Invited to Furope to State Hiis Case.

WON'T RECOGNIZE NEW RULER   British and French Governments Noti fy King Feisal They Don't Know Aim.

FUEL OIL BIDS OPENED.   Less Than Fifth of Navy's Paci fic Coast Requirements Are Covered.

BIDS FALL SHORT OF NAVY FUIEL OIL NEEDS   LESS THAN ONE-FIFTH OF PACIFIC COAST REQUIREMENTS ARE COVERED IN OFFERS.

FUEL OIL PROBLEM OF NAVY A SERIOUS ONE   Unsafe to Depend Mech Longer Upon Securing Bulk of Requirements by Commandeering,

NAVAL FUEL OIL PROBLEM SERIOUS OFFICIALS EGLARE   LESS THAN ONE PERTH OF RE QUIREMENTS POR YEAR VE COVERED,   PACIFIC BIDS FALL SHORT   Will Ue Unsafe toe Depend Upon Commandeering Supply Is Relief As Lever Act Wilk Terminate Soon  :

E PROBE TOSTART SOON   “Reckléss Killing’’ in Islands Not Meant Says Commander

SRN ae ae RED AN EET ot RE NDE  MAITI PROBE DATE 18 SET. Naval Board “to > Take Up Marnett's

WRITES SCENARIO FROM DEATH CELL   Jess Walker, Evansville Youth, Tries To Keep Mind Off Electric Chair.

PLAGUE INVADES TAMPICO   American Counsel at Mexican’ Port ts  Asked to Obtain Ald

 ee  'TOLLOWERS OF KING CONSTAN.TINE SAID TO BE RESPONSIT BLE FOR DEATH CHILDREN

RIOTING REPORTED IN ATHENS ASRESOLT OF SUNDAY ELECTION; MANY CHILDREN AMONG KILLET      Greek Regent Refuses Resignation of Veni. zelos Until Army Vote Has Been Compiled

RIOTING FOLLOWS GREEK ELECTION   Premier Venizelos Wil! Retire Even if H els Winner at the Polfs.

UNAEl fa GAUOt FOR NEW WORRY   GREEK ELECTION PROVOKES STRIFE IN ANCIENT CITY   Anti-Bolsheviki Driven Across Manchurian  Border Today.

RIOTS FOLLOW THE NATIONAL -— PDEFK FLECTICA   Many Keported Killed and tsiure: Whea Molice Sweep Scene Wh N       ADHERENTS OF CONSTANTINE GLAMED FOR FIRING         ccept) Resigna Votes of re Counted.  event Kefus tion of Pre Soldiers

RIOTING AFTER ELECTION   Many Reported Killed in Athens When Machine Guns Open Up

GREEKS ROOTING OVER RECENT ELECTION KING CONSTANTINE MAY “COME BACK’

RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN ATHENS   Many Killed and King ‘Constantine’ Fetlowers Are Blamed For Riots

GREEK ELECTIONS RESULT IN RIOTS   WANY PERSONS INCLUDING WOM, PN AND CHILDREN KILLED BY

France and England May Take Action to Block Move   Allied Blood Spilled to Enlarge the Grecian Holdings

NOTING AGAIN’ BREAKS OUT IN INEEGE—MANY REPORTED KILLED MLLIES OPPOSE RETURN OF KING

Royalists Blamed for Trouble Which is Result of Recent Election.   RESIGNATIONS ARE REFUSED

Says Resignation Must Stand — as People Have Condamned Policy.   RIOTS IN ATHENS ARE... BLAMED ON ROYALISTS   Several Children Killed Wher Machine Guns Turned 1 ose,

RIOTING IN CITY OF. ATHENS   Space In Front of Fofeign Office Raked With Machine Gun Fire and Many °Siain,

BLOODY ELECTION DISORDERS FOLLOW  PREMIER’S DEFEAT   Certain Recall of Dethroned Ruler May Cause Allies to Intervene Country

RIOTING BREAKS GUT IN ATHENS   Ateuiay, Inchiding Women and .Children, Reposted Kifled By Machine Gun Hire.

CHILDREN SLAIN IN RIOTS AFTER GREEK ELECTION   Constantine's “Adherents Ar ~~ Blamed for Bloodshed in ~ Front of Foreign Office   PERIL IN SITUATION. 1$ SEEN BY ALLIES

MANY KILLED. IN ATHENS RIOTIN(   MACHINE GUN FIRE SWEEP STREETS; CHILDREN AMONG THOSE DEAD

RIOTING BREAKS DUT IN ATHENS: MANY KILLED   Regent Refuses Resignation of Venizelos Until Votes From Army Are Counted   ALLIES OPPOSE EX-KING      Will Noi Consent to Constantine Returning to the Throne of Greece

CLASS BARRIERS MUST BE DROPPED HARDING ASSERTS   Republican Nominee Hits Tax Plan, But He Has No Other.

With Eloquence and ’ Circumlocution R epu blican.  _ Presidential Candidate _ Avoids Issues and: Talks of Pilgrim’ ag Fathers and 40- -~‘Cent Wheat -

FIGHT FAILS ON PASTOR WHO MARRIED FAIRBANKS   Northern Baptist Convention Elect: Rev. J. W. Brougher to Official Position ;

brilliant Array of Emint Counsel for Suspended Assemblymen   SARINGS WEDNESDAY   reat Made to Expose “Gross lisconduct” of Some Legislaors Who Are Not Socialists

PROSECUTION RESUMES IN SOCIALIST HEARIN   Springs Astonishment By Reopen. ing Case With War Record Evidence.

Wild, PLEAD FOR SOCTALISTs,   Brilliant Array of Counsel Secured by Suspended Asscrblynren.

WATERWAY WOULD OTOP AAIL TRAFFIC GAP, SAYS HOOVER   St. Lawrence Route to Ocear Food Suppty Help, Tells Tidewater Congress.

ROUND ROBIN 10 GOVERN HARDING   Lawrence Says Famou: Communication Will Be Basis of Foreign Policy   NEW LEAGUE POSSIBLE   Root and President-clect Are Not As Friendly as Many > Seem to Think

President-Elect Harding Considers Himself Committed To Some Kind Of League; Root Will Not Be The Dominant Figur

ROOT WILL NOT BE IN CABINET, IS HARDING PLAN   NOT CLOSELY ALLIED NOR DO IDEAS COINCIDE ON  TMrAMTTIY PNT ICW   RASTIS FOR FUTURE   “Round Robin” of Senate is Groundwork for Action— New Treaty ‘Likely.

ELI ROOT WILL NOT BE CHIEF OF HARDING CABINET   Stands No Chance to Become Sec “weary of State Says David ’ Lawrence.   WENATE-ROUND ROBIN BE “‘BASI8 OF FOREIGN POLICY   Has. Advantage of ‘Being. Only ‘ : Document All G, 0. P. Sen“~ " @tors Have Signed.   PORAH'S NAME 18, THERE   Idaho, :Benator on Record as Fa “voring Bome Kind of.   & League.

ROOT WILL NOT BE CABINET PREMIER   Lawrence Says It Is Well Known in Marion That the Former Senator Will Not Be Invited to Join Harding’s Official Family.   ROUND ROBIN’ WILL PLAY PART IN NEXT PEACE TREATY ACT

IRRECONGILABLES START TROUBLE   Attacked Modified Draft of Reservation to Article 10,

RATIFICATION & "WILL THE WISP”   Treaty Friends and Foe: Grow Feverish.

SENATE AGREES 10 DELAY VOTE ON ARTICLE 10   Solons on Both Sides, Workin; Desperately for an Agreement, Upset Plans of Their Leaders.

SENATE IN TANGLE OVER PEACE VOTE   : Approach of Final Action on Artide X Causes Uncertainty Among Treaty Advocates   FLOOR DEBATE DRAGS   Treaty’s Irreconcilable Republican Opponents Responsible for the Doubtful Situation

DEMOCRATIC BOLT LOOMS AS SEAMTE CrECHWIC AN PART   Insurgents Meet in Office of Owens and Plan Revolt From Wilson.   BITTER-ENDERS § PROTEST

Compromise Factions Cause Tangle by Efforts for 11th  Hour Agreement.   MORE DEMOCRATS READY. TO DESERT PRESIDENT   Debate on Disputed Issue Proceeds With Chamber ~ Practically Deserted  During Conference.

DISAGREEMENT AMONG DEMOCRATS GROWING   Several Administration Sen ators Are Understood to Have Expressed Disaporoval of Party’s Course.

TANGLE HAS COME ABOUT   In The Senate’s Consideration of the Peace Treaty Matter   HOPES ARISING AND  FALLING EACH HOUR

LEADERS TELAY FNAL VOTE ON PEAGE TREAT!   Enter Further Compromise Negotiations on Article Ten   OUTCOME IS UNCERTAIN

TREATY FIGHT IN LAST STAGE   Frantic Efforts for Las Hour Agreement Mark the Day.

FEVERED  ANXIETY ON FATE OF PACT   Many Democrats Reported Ready to Break From Wilson Leadership to Favor Article X Reservation  COMPROMISE EFFORT  aArhatTe   COMPROMISE EFFORT PUSHED IN SENATE   Vote Delayed for Several Days So All Elements May Be Certain of Ground

WAGE BITTER FIGHT ON ARTICLE TEN   32 Declared to Be Ready to Support for Substitute—Failure Seems Certain,

MILD RESERVATION REPUBLICANS G0 ON THE WARPATH   Action of Senators on Peace Treaty Confound Leader’s Plans. —   DEMOCRATS IN A TANGLE

Senators, “in Tangle, Decide to Delay Vote on Article 10 Several Days..   REPUBLICAN “BITTER ENDERS” VICTORIOUS   Throw Compromise Advocates Into Confusicn In  Militant Attack.

WILL DELAY VOTE ON RATIFICATION FOR SEVERAL OVS   Senate is Thrown Into Tangle as Result of Peace Compromise Negotiations.   HOPES COLLAPSED AND WERE REVIVED HOURLY   Debate on Floor Drags on Without Apparent Interest or Kifeet—Namerous Democrats Threaten to Break Away From President and Accept Best They Can Get,

Compromise Negotiations En ter Period of Fevered Uzcertainty Delaying Vote

All Sides Agree to Postpone Action Several Days in Order That All Elements Might Be Sure of Their. Ground; Conferences Continue With Outcome Uncertain   DEBATE IN DESERTED CHAMBER

DEMOCRATS IN OENATE READY 70 BREAK LOGK   DAY OF UNCERTAINTY PASSES WITHOUT DEFINITE DISPOSITION OF TREATY.   Show Disnosition To Break Awe> From President And Take Compremise Ofier.

NEW CABINET FORMED BY PREMIER NITT   Announcement of New Direct ors of Italian Affairs. Made = In Rome Today         NITTL RETAINS. CHARGE

HOOVER SOUNDS WARNING NOTE   Exportation, of Wheat Mus‘ Cease Without Greater Productivity.

TREADWAY CONFESSES TO KILLING PEIRCE   Assumes Full Responsibility for Murder, Absolving His Comnanians

CONFESSES MURDER OF HENRY T. PEIRCE   Treadway Exonerates Girl of Crime, Say Police

CONFESS MURDER UF HENRY PIERGE   P..D. Treadway Says J. A. Mos: and Marie Phillips Are Innocent.

a GONFESGION EXGUSES BOOTS   Peter D. Treadway Says He Killed H. F. Peirce  ARRADNAIARC TH DNDnLIPC   Makes Clean Breast of Crime in Presence of Miss Phillips and Moss, Also Held on Murder Charge, Who are Given Much Credit for Obtaining  Qlanfoecian

CONFESSES Hil KILLED PIERCE LAST MONTH   Treadway Absolves Sue Rogers and J. A. Moss in Philadelphia Murder.

TREADWAY ADMITS KILLING PIERCE   Assumes Full Responsibility: _ Exonerates Marie Phillips and Moss.

HELO TOWEL OVER PAGE OF PEIRGE UNTIL HE WAS DEAR   Peter Treadway in Confessiot Assumes Full Responsibility for Killing.   MARIE PHILLIPS AND J. A. MOSS ARE ABSOLVED   No Mention Made of Al Smith, Fourth Member of Party Al. leged to Have Been in Apartments, and Warrant Charging Him With Murder Issued

OHIO CITIES PLAN TOHOLD COAL .   Representatives Are to Meet To day in Cleveland

ASSASSIN SEEKS GENERAL'S LIFE   British Military Leader Shot at as He Motors Thru Streets of Cork; Chauffeur Wounded But Strickland  Escapes; Sinn Feiners Get Away.

Fire on Major Genera  Strickland in City of Cork   Cork  Inquests Into Many Re.  cent Violent Deaths Ara Haltad

ATTEMPT ON LIFE GEN, STRICKLAND   Sinn Fein Assassins Open Fire 01 Him With Revolyrs But Are Poor Marksien,

SITUATION IN IRELAND BLACK   Sinn Feiners Attempt to Kil Maj. Gen. Strickland in Streets of Dublin.   REPRISALS ARE GOING ON

INN FEINERS FIRE — AT BRITISH LEADER   Assassins Wound Chauffeur But Miss Object of Attack— Stop Reprisal Probe.

GENERAL IS TARGET FOR FEIN BULLETS   Strickland Not Injurec During Fussilade, However.

GENERAL’S DRIVER WOUNDED BY SINN FEINERS AT CORK   Inquests of Reprisal Murders Stopped By Government; Raiders Loot Mails _ and Escape With 3000 Pounds:

ADDRESSES MARINE BAND, WHICH SERENADES HIS RESIDENCE,   REGULAR PULLMAN IDEA TO BE USED IN PLANE.

SLEEPING CAR AIR LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO   WILL BE PLACED IN OPERATION SOON, SAYS AIR CRAFT DESIGNER

BILLIONS SPENT WITHOUT RECORD   No Records Kept by Fleet Corporation.   STARTLING CHARGES MADE   Declares There Was no Record of 240 Millions of Securities Held By Company.

NO RECORD MADE OF BOARDS BIG EXPENDITURES   $2,500,000 Expended by Shipping Board Accord ing to Hearing. No Re cords Kept. ~

RACINE MAN IS PROBE WITNESS   Says Break in Accounting System Was Responsible for Huge Loss; Kept No Record of Expenditures During War.   IMMENSITY OF JOB GIVEN AS REASON FOR VAST FAILURE

vin een. Sahay fede Fianna 9 nthe nt Se es re grt Hh Himraseine rar sar BELIEVES THE “DREAM SLAVER.”  Newark Grand ” Vary Fails to Iwdict James “Sanlenxsa.

MINIMUM WAGE ~ FOR TEAGHERS MAY BE FIXED AT $120¢   Nation] Eductional Asso' eiation Will Discuss Salaries.

Convention Ts” L0th In Chicago   Philadetphia Has Had G. 0. Mecting ‘Three. Times— Just. of Nominees  Pp.

TENTH TIME FOR CHICAGO TO BE HOST   Philadelphia Has Had Eveni Three ‘Times and Baltimore Two Times

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL. NOMINATIONS   When National ‘Conventions Have Been Held and a List. of the Nominees 1856 to 1916. —_— oO

REPUBLICANS USE WINDY CITY   Ten National Conventions Held in City by the Great Lake.

MEXICO DENIES AIDING BRITISH OIL PRODUCERS   Authorities Say Americans Do Not Submit to the Laws Governing Oil Production and So Suf fer.

AIDING BRITISH OIL PRODUCERS   Authorities Say Americans Do Not Submit to the Laws Governing Oil Production and So Suf.  fer.

WANT TAX PAYMENTS CHANGED.   Petroleum Companies Ready to Spend Bic Sum in Mexico.

LEAGUE ADHERENTS CHEER PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSE   Wilson Makes His First Public Appearance in Over a . Year.   SITS IN WHEELED CHAIR

PRESIDENT MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE IN PUBLIC IW YEAR   League of Nations Adherents Gather on White House Lawn to Do Him Honor.  ;7rrrrm ise8f taker" ee wm~iatn   LIFTED IN WHEEL CHAIR TO WHITE HOUSE PORCH   With Overcoat Buttoned Close. ly About Him and Soft Hat _Shading His Face He Sat Silently Watching Singing and Cheering Throng Below.

THOUSANDS HONOR ~- PRESIDENT WILSOK   EXECUTIVE APPEARS IN PUBLIC. FOR FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN YEAR.

League Adherents Pay President Wilson Visit to White House   ‘Chief Executive Makes Firs Public Appearance Since His Iliness From Wheel Chair.

SERENADE AT WHITE HOUSE      Invalid, President Makes Appearance in Wheel Chair~-LookedWorn and Aged

PUBLIC VISITS WILSON FIRST TIME SINGE WAR   League Adherents March to White House, Sing An thems on Lawn.

TOUCHING TRIBUTE MADE TO WILSON AT CAPITA   CROWD GATHERS TO GREET CREAT LEADER AND SHOW HiM HE IS ENSHRINED IN THEIR HEARTS AS OF YORE.

WILSON GREETS HUNDREDS   President Makes His First Pub lic Appearance in Mo-re Than Year.

PRESIDENT MAKES FAST APPEARANCE   League of Nations Adherents Gather at White House to Do Him Honor.

LEAGUERS DO HONOR: 10 WILSON   The President Makes Firs Public -Appearance in More Than a Year; Reviews Crowd.

PRESIDENT MAKES FIRST.PUB.  LIG APPEARANCE AT WHITE  poNee MECTING

WOODROW ENDS YEAR AS HERMIT TO ATTEND WAKE OF DEAD LEAGUE   tBy Associated Press Leased Wire)

LEAGUE AUKERENTS CHEER WILSON AT FIRGT PUBLIC APOTAPANCE. THIS: -YERR

LEAGUE ADVOCATES CHEER PRESIDENT   Making First Pablic Appearance iz Over Year, Wilson Receives  Plauaits of Crowd

President Lifted in Wheel Chair to East White Heuase Peortice, While OCrewd Cheers.

PRESIDENT MAKES PUBLIC APPEARANCE   NATION’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE FACES CROWD FIRST TIME IN YEAR AT WHITE HOUSE.

WILSON RECEIVES  FARE ADHERENTS   President Makes First Public Appearance in More Than a Year   STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Crowd Greets Nation’s Chiei Executive With Cheers and Applause

PRESIDENT MAKES FIRST APPEARANCE   TAKEN FROM PORTICO AND LIFTED FROM CHAIR AS CROWD CHEERS   THRONG SINGS —VIRGINNY’   ‘Cariy Me Back” Echoes Through White House Grounds as In- . valid Salutes People.

PRESIDENT IN WHEEL CHAIR GREETS CROWDS   Hundreds of League Adherents Gather on the White Hovse Lawn to do Him Honor.

WILSON APPEARS PUBLICLY FIRST. TIME SINCE WAR   Sits in Wheel Chair As ~ Crowd Cheers Him  From Lawn.

DECLARES SUBS WERE FAST LOSING POWER   Undersea Craft at Their Best in 1914,

SUBMARINES MET BY COUNTER FORCE’   Anthority Says Two thirds of Their Efficiency !Gone Since 1914.

SUBMARINES HAVE LOST EFFICIENCY   MEANS OF COMBATING THEM WERE DEVELOPED DURING WAR   Submarine Detecting Apparatus Gives Back Prestige to Battleship

Mississippi Town Is __ Swept by Fire; Food - Needed For Homeless

NEITHER COX NOR HARDING GETS 01K   Anti-Saloon League En dorses No Candidate.

DYER LEADS ON FIRST BALLO'         BE . * Vincennes Man Lpad: ? . Jot. For President of Enter . me national Bi .

MOTHER AND BABY ~ FREEZE IN SHANTY   NEIGHBORS. ‘ANSWER. CALIS OF SICK FATHER—FIND BODIES  ‘ALMOST ‘NUDE IN HOVEL  -

CHIEF OF POLICE — CARTER RESIGNS   Had Served for 12 Years—Gives Reason For R nation As Hil Health.

3 SLAYERS TO DIE OCT. 14   a f All Efforts of Indiana Murderers te Escape: Electric Chair at Michigan City Fail.

Poles Retreat to Pomt Ten Miles FromWarsaw   German, Newspaper Reports Capital Will Probably Be Abandoned: Retreat Covers 100-Mile Front, Bolsheviks Moving Up to Within 30 Miles of Warsaw

Hard Pressed Armies Fall Back at One Point to Within Ten Miles of Warsaw, Says the Berlin Tageblatt.   RETREAT COVERS THE ENTIRE BATTLE FRONT   Red Cavalry Forces are Within Thirty Miles of Capital— Attempt to Cut Communication with Cracow and Danzic

GRANGE FAVORS ANTL-STRIKE IN CUMMINS BIL!   National Referendum On Anti Strike Provisions of Th  New Measure.

CUMMINS BILt   National Referendum On Ant Strike Provisions of Th New Measure.

Grange Referendum Gives Approval for Anti-Strike Clause    Views of Farmers’ Organization on Pending Legislation is Forthcoming

STRIKE PART DF RAIL BILL EET3 GRANGER BACKING   Farmers’ Union Committee t Give Body’s Packer Law Views to Senators.

CQERMANY WINS IN PLERISCITE   Second Zone in Sehleswig Gives Big  “Be os ton wed bane OM wets Ee eet Bea xt cc

Second Zone Plebiscite Shows No Sentiment for Danes is Late Election Report.

GERMANS WIN SCHELOWIG   Second Zone Plebiscite Shows No Sentiment for Danes Is Late Election Report.

SCHLESWIG AREA IS GERMAN   Second Zone Downs Proposal to Re. join Denmark Nearly 4 to 1-—Vote Stands 48,148 to 13,025.

IN SCHLESWIG GERMANY WINS   Vote 48,148 to 18,023 Against Denmark; Three Tiistricts Showed Dan . ish Matorities

RESUME HEARE   Admirals Mayo and Grant to Appear t Before Senate Coniuniltce,

QUICK JUSTICE FOR MURDERER   Indicted, Tried, Convict: ed, Sentenced and Executed in 24 Hours

CAPTURED, TRIED AND HAN. GED IN TWELVE HOURS BY LEGAL PROCESS ©   ‘Jury and Court at San Augustine Makes a Record For Quick Results in a Murder  Case Trial, MTu34)]

Evacuation of Sebastopol Complete  REDS APPLY TORCH  Nemoralization Marks  Wrangel Defeat

SOVIET ARMY NOW CONTROLS ALL OF CRIMEA   ‘Forty Thousand Prisoners : Counted and Many More : Have Been Captured.   GENERAL WRANGEL ESCAPES

MILLERAND HEADS NEW CABINET FOR PRES, DESCHANEL   Changes In Diplomatic Serv - ice May Be Announced Soon.   PORTFOLIO-WILL HOLD FIRST MEETING THIS AFTERNOON   One Minister Declines Ap pointment, Urging All New Officials.

FRENCH PREMIER ~PIRKS PARINET   Captain Tardien Refuses to Re tain Portfolio. Under -Millerand

MILLERAND NEW FRENCH LEADER AS ‘TIGER’ QUITS   Clemenceau _ Cabine Resigns; Substitute Portfolio Announced

MILLERAND I MADE PREMIEA  AY GLEMERGTAL HiAITS AFFICE   Entirely, New Line-up in Officialdom of Allied Country   PRES. POINCAIRE  APPROVES CHOICE   Only Two of Former Cabi net Retained on Present Body

TARDIEU REFUSES TO _.. JOIN NEW CABINET   YAYS -BOTH CHAMBERS WANT NEW MEN.ANB HE CANNOT ACCEPT PORTFOLIO

Tardieu Declines jlo Serve Milleranc   Will Not Retain Portfolio of Minis. ter of Liberated Nations in New French Cabinet,

Tardieu Declines To Serve Milleranc   Will Not Retain Portfolio of Minis of Liberaicd Nations in Nev french Cabinct.

MILLERAND NEW FRENCH PREMIER   TARDIEU REFUSES TO RETAD PLACE IN CABINET   In Face of Appeal to New Men Minis ter of Liberated Regions Kefuses  Invitation,

PREMIER NMILLERAND AENAMES ONLY TWO FORMER MINISTERS   Captain Andre Tardieu Refus es to Retain Portfolio In New Body   CLEMENCEAU RETIRES TO PRIVATE LIFI   President Poincare Will Sign  Decree of Nomination Today a It Is. Expevted

MILLERAND CABINET CHOICE ANNOUNCEL   Capt. Andre Tardieu Refuses To Continue Holding His Office.

TARDIEU WILL NOT REMAIN IN GABINE   Claims Both Chambers Have Show! a Wish To Appeal To “New Men.

DEMO SLOGAN OF 3 WORDS BEAUTY IN COMPARISON TO G. 0. P.’S 12 WORDS

WHITH ASSUMES LEADERSTIP OF COX CAMPAIGN “Concedes Nothing to Republicans,” He Saus.

CHAIRMAN WHITE AT NEW YORK   ‘Has Enlisted Aid of MeAdeo in In : fere+ft{ of tax.

COX MAY HAVE BIG MAN TO HELP THROUGH CREWAS   Democratic Candidate WH! Speak ‘Te crow liefare lodiann be ANNO e           on.

EXPECT LOWER GOAL PRIGES   COMMISSION PLANS TO FIX NEW PRICE ON INDIANA MINED COAL

TO ANNOUNCE NEW - PRICE ON IND. COAL   State Coal Commission Contemplater Revision of Coal Prices Downwartl, —

AMERICAN BOAT BURNING   ‘Wooden Steamer on Fire at Sea i Making for Port at Halifax

LEADERS  PROMISE NEWLIFE TOPAGT   SENATORS EXPECT FINAL SHOWDOWN ON THURSDAY   Belief Prevails President Will Take Action to. Secure Ratification

FINAL EFFORT FOR OAVING TREATY 0  BE MADE 2aTH   Agreements Could Be Made on Everything, Is Belief, If Article X Could Be Successfully Negotiated.   REPUBLICANS DENY HITCHCOCK’S STATEMENT   Reservations on Monroe Doctrine and British Representation Believed In Siaht. Say Those Inside.

NEW HOPE HELD FOR TREATY NEGOTIATION!   CONFERENCE TO MEET AGAIN ON THURSDAY IN ANOTHER EFFORT TO AGREE.

TREATY HAS NEW LEASE ON LIFE   Senate Leaders, After Much. Wrangling, Agree to Meet: Again Thursday in iiente: to Compromise.   ARTICLE 10 10. THE  STUMBLING BLOCK

OE HAY OF HOPE   PEACE ARRITERS tants. Fel PROSPECT OF AGH E MENT,   Another Meeting is Arranged Por  oa Phiuarsday.

COMPROMISE PLAN REVIVED WITH BUT ~-AITTLE HOPE HELD   Bi-Partisan Groups to Meet Again Thursday in Effort To Settle Differences— Article 10 Is Crux.

Warning Given by Hitchcock  Insists Compromise Was Accepted  Lodee Denies New Article X Met Approval   President Has Not Taker Part, Says Leader

EY ON TREATY IS NOT ABANDONED   vompromise Negotiations Given 48 Hour Lease of Life.   LEADERS ARE PESSIMISTIC.      Democrats Charge That Repub. licans Suddenly Changed Front— Conference Agrees to Meet Again Thursday— Most of Senators Not Optimistic Over Outlook.

OEE RAY OF HOPE   PEACK. ARRITERS  CLING “TO PROSPECT OF ACRE sip

Republicans “Back Down” On Reservations Agreed To, Is Democratic Charge

NEGOTIATIONS ON TREATY ARE BEN NEW LEAGE OF LIFE   Another Gathering To. Be Held Thursday—Charge ‘Republicans With Chanee Of Heart:      WANT IMMEDIATE ACTION

 HTCHOOGK oY THE REPUBLICANS CHANGED FRONT   neclares Treaty Conferees Agreed to Article Ten Compromise.   LoDCE DENIES THAT G. 0. P. WENBERS GAVE CONSENT   Perce Negotiations in Senate w Hovering in Brink of Dissolution.

TREATY HAS NEW LEASE      Senate Leaders, After Much Wrangling, Agree to Meet Again Thursday in Effort to Compromise.   ARTICLE 10 THE STUMBLING BLOCK

LONG WRANGLE ON TREATY TO BE CARRIED ON   Bi-Partisan in Conferees to Meet Again On Thursday.

Senators Believe Compromise Negotiations Ended, However.   THREAT MADE TO PUT TREATY TO SENATORS      Article Ten and Monroe Doc. trine Stumbling Blocks of Conference

TO MAKE FINAL MOVE THURSDAY FOR COMPROMISE   But Senators Still Are Doubtful Agreement Can Be Reached   ART. X BIG OBSTACLE   Monroe Doctrine Also Causing  Much Trouble—Some Look  for Wilson to Act

PEACE PACT GETS BRIEF LEASE ON ~ LFE: NGO CHANG!   ‘Lode Still Firm’: on ; Stand Against Article Ten of

CABINET MAKING PLANS TO COPE WITH RADICAL OUTBREAKS IN GERMANY   Quiet Is Being Restored, Although the Sparticans Persist in Efforts to Control the Land

fan NSAI   Government: Officials Confidently Predict 'Return to Normal .” ‘Conditions. :

EBERT GOVERNMENT IS TO COMBAT SPARTACAN TIDE; HUNDREDS DIE IN RIOTS

EBERT CABINET IS AN MEETING AT ~~ GERMAN GAPITAL   ‘Government . Officials Predict thet Country Will Soon Retura to “Neéraval Conditions ©   INDEPENDENT SOCIALISTS ' SEE FURTHER TROUBLE      / Government Establishes ~ Authorit; Again at Cities: of Keil and Leipsiz

LAER! CABINET IN MELTING AT BERLIN SUNDAY   Ebert Reaches Capital anc Presides; Minister Noske Retained for Present   SOCIALISTS DEMANDING FURTHER CONCESSIONS   SMTUATION BECOMES MORE NORMAL I BERLIN, WITH FEW CASUALTIES; WEST GERMANY QUILTING,

ELBERT CABINET IN. OCOOION IN BERLIN   Ministers of Republican Government Consider Spartacan Outbreaks in Germany.   RETURN OF ORDER PREDICTED

STRIKES ARE ENDING AND OLD REGIME PREPARES TO PUNISH THE REVOLS6 ‘ FONISTS   RADICALS ARE ACTIVE   Sociulists Demand Continuation of General Strike Until Their bemands are Met—Fighting In Some Parts of the Country

SPARTACAN OUTBREAKS ~ IN GERMANY   EBERT CABINET. MET EN LER LIN TORAY TO CONSTIOER PHE SERIATION .   RENERALLY BELIEVED THAT A MAJORITY UF WORKERS WILL RETERN TO WORK

EBERT CABINET NOW ACTING IN CITY OF BERLIN   It Is Believed Noske Will Continue ic Have Charge of the Military * Afiuirs

MAYO MUST STAND TRIAL FOR BIGAM   ‘Head of Rig Radiator Works af New Haven Is Found to Have Too Many Wives,

IT- SERVED AS WELL    Fire Department Responds and Cap tures Bandit,

CARMEN OF DENVER REFUSE TO RETURN   NO RESUMPTION OF WORK UNTIL ALL ARE REINSTATED.   Tramway Company Officials Refuse to Treat With the Uston—Traffie Partly Restored and  No Interference.

DENVER STRIKERS KEFUSE TO WORK   STRIKE - BREAKERS MUST BE DISCHARGED, DEMAND OF MEN

RIPLEY, SANTA FE HEAD, DIES   Chairman of the Board of Directors Passes Away at Sania Barbara, Cal.

EDWARD P. RIPLEY OF SHNTA FE SYSTEM DIES   ONE OF BEST KNOWN RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN COUNTRY DEAD AT SANTA BARBARA.

FE. P. RIPLEY DIES AT CALIFORNIA HOME   Known as One of the Best Railroad Officers in Country—~Heud of Santa Fe System,

EDWARD P. RIPLEY HEAD OF SANTA FE RAILROAD IS DEAL   One of Country’s Best Known Operators Dies Following Recent Operation.   BEGAN AS RAILWAY CLERK WHEN BUT 21 YEARS OLD   His Rise in Chosen Work Was Rapid and Secure From the Very Beginning.

Sot Sh eat ese ay SUBMARINE WIIRELESS PLANT      (rerman Appartatus for Signaling U. Boats Found.

Discuss. Possibilities of Thei umes ‘Agreement “For: Peace   ‘IDAHO. SENATOR  ‘STILL. ~~ AGAINST ANY ‘ALLIANCE   ‘Senator. Harding - Believed. to  ~ Have Only Broad -Out-. line For: Peace : “Avringement’”::

READY. TO TALK PEACE   Russinn Soviet Government Has ' Sent British Word.   TO TRY TO GBT TOGETHER   Lioyd Ueorge Says te is Very Hopeful of “What World Wartts—Peace.”’

Disposition of War Materials One of First Questions ta Be Decided.      NORKMEN IN REVOLT   Bolshevik Propaganda 4 Work and They Refuse to Handle Shipments.

POLITICAL CHANGE PREDICTYD.   Hardire Saye Democratic Control of south is Breaking Up.

SOLID-SOUTH READY TO BREAK SAYS SENATOR:   Ohio Leader in Speech Tell Reasons for Believing © ir Coming Democraiic Break

HARDY SEES BREAK IN “SOLID SOUTH   Dixie Democi:atis Split Means Solid. arity “Only Memory” Says Senator,

THINKS SOLID SOUTH 1S ' JO BE BROKEN UP SOON   HARDING SEES SICNS OF A DEFECTION TO G. O. P. I OLD SOUTH—HIS VIEW OF OUR DUTY TOWARD MEXICO.

PROFITS OF PACKERS IMMENSE   Doowbktied, Trebled and Quandrupied Dering Years of the War,

SAY PACKERS CAMOUFLAGE   Federal Trades - Commission Charge: Exhorbitant Profits During  War Periad

TRADE COMMISSION CHARGES PACKERS WITH BIG PROFITS   Cie Profits: its Doubled, Trebl  and Quadrupled Firat ood Nears of War.

PACKERS TREBLE PROFIT TRADE COMMISSION SAYS   “Big Five” Profits During 1912 to 1914, 59 Million—Last 3 Years 192 Millions.

WILL SHOP EARLY   INDIANA CONGRESS ANATOUS TO DISPOSE OF POSTORFICES.   Plan Is to Designate Men for All the Places,

WILL SHOP. EARLY   Plan 5 ta  Designate Men; for AH ithe:  Places, .

THIRTY KILLED ~—[N PARIS WRECK   Disaster Caused When Ex press Train Collides With Freight at Suburb.

30 F: "erichinen Die in Accident Near Maisons - Lafitte   Fifiy Others Iepurod When Paris-Nantes Express Hits Freight.

38 KILLED IN FRENCH WRECK   Over Fifty Are Injured When Express Train Runs Into a Freight Near Paris.

MANY KILLED IN A COLLISTON   ‘Thirty or More Dead in Crash of : Trains in France.

LUTHERANS OF STATE TO MEET ON OCTOBER 28   €very Lutheran Church In the State including the Local Church, Will Be Represented.

LANSING NOT LOOKING FOR WHITE HOUSE JOB   Senator Reed, Missouri, Also De: clares Ha is Out of it—Owen Shows Up.”

‘FARMERS TO BE PEASANTS   Silwer Says Parm Conditions Mast Re NRetitered.

SEEKS BILLION MORE   Could Collect That Amount by Spending $3,000,000.   Roper Tells House Committee of Income Taxes That Eluded Revenue Men.  .

TO GET BILLION MORE   SPEND $3,000,000 AND COLLECT THAT AMOUNT.   Daniel C. Roper Tells House Commit. tee of Taxes That Eluded Revenue Men.

COULD COLLECT A - BILLION IN REVENUE   Could Collect Trat Amount by Spending $3,000,009,  .   Roper Teils House Committee of tna: come Taxes That Eluded Revenue Men.

GOVERNOR VAN ZANDT ENDORSES FINANCE PLAN OF STOGKMEN      SAYS FEDERAL KLSERVYE BANK  WILL DO ALL IT CAN TO PROMOTE MOVEMEST.,

MINORITY WILL DEFEND PALMER IN SUGAR CASE   Will Answer Charges of Majority That Attorney General Violated Law...

ARRESTS MAY BE MADE OF DEALERS WHO PROFITEER   Fair Price Commissioner Larimer Says He Will Extend His Aetiy. ities Into All Parts of Iowa.

JAILER 1S KILLED: PRISONERS: ESCAPE   Three Men Make Getaway  at Memphis.

Logan, fowa, Man Named To Succeed Late Judge Gaynor On the Supreme Bench,

JUDGE ARTHUR TAKES BENCH OF ' LATE GAYNOR   Wil} Hold) Seat cCnotil Noyvembet Election.

ARTHUR NAMED 10 SUPRENE BENCH   Governor Harding Appoints Logan Man to Succeed Late Judge Gaynor; New Justice is Candidate for Piace Made Vacant by Recent Death.

JUDGE ARTHUR TAKES BENCH OF LATE GAYNOR   Wilt Ulold Seat cntil November Klection.

HARDING NAMES JUDGE ARTHUR   To Succeed: Late Justice Frank Gay"nor in Supreme Court.

TRIBUTE TO U. S. _ PAID BY HEAD: ‘OF VENEZUELZ   President's Annual Message - Tells of ‘Friendship ‘Be...  tespaam Nintinne ”*

VENEZUELA PRESIDENT FAVORS UNITED STATES   ‘Marked Cordiality Toward North Am exican Republic Features Message of Dr, Bustillos to Congress

Ty oy yo 2 oo ab ak hd  THE MAN BEHIND THE DOCTOR:  The Druggist

BR of of Uf of 28° 3 S° oy” SP" oP" #9 3H"  THE MAN BEHIND THE, DOCTOR:  The Druggist

Account of needing room, syrup buckets at 13 1-2 cents at Canton Lumber Co., Canton.   SPEEUESE SESE PPP ES  THE MAN BEHIND THE DOCTOR:  The Druggist

INCOME TAX DODGERS PAY OVER $1,600,000   Boston Wool Dealers Also In Prison, But Will Make Application For A Parole

CASUALTIES INGREASE [i IRISH CITY   26 HAVE BEEN KILLED SINCE THE FIGHTING STARTED IN BELFAST SATURDAY.   SINN FEIN HOMES ARE ATTACKED   Government Accepts Offer of Ulster Volunteers to Take Over Control of Belfast.

BELFAST DEA NOW TOTAL 26   Civilian Killed When Unionists Attack Houses Occupied by Sinn Feiners.   VOLUNTEERS MAY TAKE OVER CONTROL   Municipal Officials Confirm Report That Offer is Accepted by Government

SOLDIERS PREVENT SEIS OUTER NEAR IH CIT      One Civilian Shot, Ten Wounded In Night Battle

WINGED REPTILE STUMPS SAVANTS   Skeleton of Huge Prehistoric Creature Being Studied

Flying Animal Millions : of Years Old May Teach Moderns Tricks of Gam

FIND SKELETON OF HUGE AIR REPTILE   Animal Existed in Reptile Age, Millions of Years Ago.

KANSAS BIRD BIGGEST   ir HAD AO OWING-SPREAD OF 16  FEET -AND LITTLE ELSE.   Millions of Years Ago the Pteranodon Swept the Mesozoic Oceans As a Seaplane Docs Now,

Chairmanship of Resolutions Committee of Great Importance   In the National Conventions of the Two Great Parties Because of  League of Nations Issue   Republicans Would Endorse League With Lodee Reservations tener. ing “Bitter Enders”

‘Eastern Republicans May Agree to this In Exchange For the Chairmanship _ . of the Resolutions Committee. -

REPUBLIGANS ARE nWIED OR LEAGUE PLANK   Chairmanship of the Resolution Committee Continues to Grow in Importance.

REWGERRY GASE IN JURY'S HANDS   All the Defendants are Su premely Confident Theat They Will be Acquitted.   WADING THROUGH MASS OF EVIDENCE   If Survey is Exhaustive Several Days May Be Required to Rearh Verdict.

ROOSEVELT HEARS OF NOMINATION FROM CUMMINGS   CHAIRMAN SAYS COUNTRY 18 PAYING FOR ELECTION OF G, 4 ©. P. CONGRESS ITN 1018

G0, P. FLAY BY GUNMAN:   THAT TIMIDITY ANE CUNNING ARE CHIBE CHAR: ACTERISTICS OF REPUBLACAN PLATRPORM  DECLARES   ARE NOT 10 BE TRUSTEL   BOWIE MAN KILLED BY THREE ROBBERS TWO MEN ARRESTEL   ALA LOLOL OT  Former National Committee Chair. man Declares Country Is Paying a Staggering Penalty Through Failure of Republican Congress to Enact Constructive Legislation.

RE-ORGANIZE COUNTRY SAYS ROOSEVELT   Outlines the Necessary Steps To Be Taken in 1921.  _——_

Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Officially ‘N tif of Nomination and Lauds Governor Cox as Leader Will Not Permit Return to Reactionary PolicV«

CHICAGO BANK FAILS TO OPEN HoGES MONDAY   President of Bank Can Not Be Found  Receiver is Named by Federal Court

CHICAGO BANK FAILS TO OPEN   Depositors Wait in Vain arved Then Petition for a Receiver.

POPULATION  UF U.N 10 OU, O00 IN COUMATE   Hundreds of Employes Are Working on 1920 Census Count   GAIN OF 15,000,000 IN PAST TEN YEARS   Belief of Officials Is That at Least 2,000,000 Persons Missed

U.S. POPULATION IS 107,000,000   Latest Estimate Shows Huge Gains.

POPULATION OF U.S. IS NOW NEARLY 107,000,000      Although Census Bureau Has ‘Not Found Exact Total, Card Punching Systém Reveals United States Has More ~ a Than 106,000,000 Citizens in 1920 Count, —

AVERS PALMER APPEALED 0 ‘WET’ ELEMENT   Witness Before Senate Committee Tells of Pennsylvania Campaign   CALIFORNIA CONTEST TO BE GIVEN AIRING

WITNESS Offa PALMER SOUGHT LIQUOR BACKING   Charges That Open Appeal Was Made to Distilleries and Breweries,   “SALOONS WIDE OPEN”   Declares Pennsylvania Campaign Was a Degradation of Law.

CAMPAIGN FOR PALMER SCORED   Pennsylvania  ‘Work Called — “Ghastly and Debasing Degradation of Law.”  Charges Tied Up With State Liquor Interests to Win

MARGE BREWERS AND DIOTILLERS AIDED PALMEF   /McADOO AID IN PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY MAKES STATEMENT   PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE NOT AIDING EITHER SIDE   House and Senate Conferees Agree on Merchant Bi!!l After Nearly All Night Session. Retain Shipping Board

PALMER CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLUANIA APPEALS TO LIQUOR INTEREST:   WITNESS CLAIMS THAT SALOONS ARE RUNNING UNDER EYES OF DEPRTMENT OF JUSTICE.

[S ACCUSED OF LETTING BARS RUR   His Campaign in Pennsylvania Termed “Ghastly Degradation oi Law”--$40,000 oi Lowden Func Went to Missouri.

PALMER CAMPAIGN DECLARED GHASTLY   Charze Made That It Has Been Con. ducted In Pennsylvania With Op-  en Appeal To Distilleries.

PALMER BACKED BY WETS IN EAST, TAS ASSERTED   BONNIWELL OF. McADOO _ CAMPAIGN: TESTIFIES . IN SENATE. INQUIRY.  tama (“APPA STTION   Claims Saloons Were Loosed ‘to ' ‘Weip Defeat His. Can-

PALMER CHARGED WITH ~ APPEAL TO LIQQUR MEM   E, ©, Bonniwell Says: Attorney General Ignored Law in State’s Primary. -

LIQUOR GROUP AIDED PALMER, SAYS WITNESS   Senate Hears Testimony That oBeze Dispensaries in Pennsylvania Run Wide Open under Byes of Department of Justice

WHISKY WON. FOR HIM IN HOME STATE   Penn. Campaign ‘Ghastly, Debasing Degradation of Law,” Senate Told.   BREWERIES RUNNING WIDE OPEN, CHARGE

CHARGES MADE BY JUDGE BONNIWELL   Declares Palmer’s Pennsylvania Campaign Was Made With Open Appeal to Distilleries and Breweries.

BONNIWELLCLAINS PALMER CAMPAIGN SMELLS OF LIQUOR   Senate Inquiry Witness Says Pennsylvania Wide Open: Hints Connivance.   CALIFORNIA HOOVER AND JOHNSON FUNDS AGAIN UP   Senate inquiry Sidetracked t  Look into Workings of  Plumb Plan League.

CHARGES PALMER LETS BOOZE FLOV   Quaker City Man ‘Says ‘Attorney - General: Played To Liquor, In. * teresta In Carmmpaign. °

SAY PALMER IS LIQUOR CANDIDATE   Philadelphia Supporter of McAdoo Scores the Attor ney General.

McAdoo Worker Says Attorney General’s Campaign Has Been “Ghastly and Debasing”; Johnson Fund gain Under the Microscope

BREWERY CONTROL OF PALMER IS CLAIM MADE   LIQUOR INTERESTS SAID TO BE BACK OF ATTORNEY GENERAL   STATEMENT IS MADE  TO SENATE COMMITTEE      teported That Satoons and Bonded Warehouses Are Doing Thriving Business in Penn sylvania.   Aleghel In Cider.

SAYS PALME IS WET" FAN   McAdoo Supporter Declares At: torney Genera) Blinks at “Dry” Law Vio'ations.

PALMER DENOUNCES CHARGE OF WITNESS   liar Says Wet Aid Was Sought li Palmer Campaign, =

CHARGE PALMER APPEALED T0 ‘WETS   Claim Liquor Influence ‘Sought for Him.

McAdoo Worker Says Palmer Made Open Appeal to the Distillers ann Brewers   “WIDE OPEN” IN- QUAKER* nom   Labor Organization Working for Plumb Plan Says No Contributions Made for Candidates

CHARGE PALMER: WITH COURTING DISTILLERY AID   SENATE COMMITTEE HEAR! ’ CHARGES © BY JUDGI  "BONIWELL TODAY.

Eugene 6. Bonniwell, Philadelphia, Makes Bitter Accusations before Serate .     BONDED WAREHDUSES ‘OPEN

APPEALS MADE. TO LIQUOR GEN -CCMITE IS TOLD   McAdoo Aide Declares Palmer’s Campaign in Pennsyl-’  ! . z vania Is Disgraceful   PROBERS.LOOK INTO > -PALTEQRAIA SITUATION   Plumb’Plan League Advocates ’ Come in For Quizzing by ; Investigators "

i’ ADOO MAN’ AIRS PENNA. CAMPAIGN   BONNIWELL CHARGES THE DISTILLERY ‘AND BREWERY. INTERESTS WERE FOR PALMER «   In the Recent. Presidential Primaries~-Declares  Some Parts of the State. are “Wide Open” Now,”

GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST PALMER   Bonniwell Tells Senate Committee Campaign Was Ghastly Degredation.   APPEALED TO THE WETS      Distillery And Brewery Interests His _ Supporters, He Says. Some Safoons Wide Open,

SAYS PALMER SOUGHT WET AD   M’ADOO MANAGER TESTIFIES AS TO CONDITIONS !N PENNSYLVANIA.

CHARGE OF WITNESS DEMIED BY PALMER BEFORE COMMITTEE   Attorney General Denies Wet Aid Was Sought In Campaign

Witness Today Throws Mud on Candidacy of Attornev General.   ‘KEYSTONE STATE FLOWING WITH BOOZE   Plumb Plan Discussed Before  Senatorial Investigating  Committee.

Is Charge Made by Eugene C. Bonniwell   Campaign for McAdoo Conducted Without  His Personal Consent

SENSATIONAL ACCUSATION MADE TODAY   Pennsylvania Man Says Wets Want At torney General

PALMER LINED UP WITH BOOZE   Sensational Charges are Mack .to Senate By Pennsylvania Worker for McAdoo.

CHARGES BOOZE INTERESTS BACK OF GEN, PALMER   Pennsylvanian Say: Open Appeal Made To Wet Element;  Saloons Open. -

CLAIM LIQUOR MEN BOOST FOR PALMER   Attorney General Lets Sa. loons Run Wide Open, Charre   LAW WAS DEBASED”   Charge Tivo Delegates With Accepting Part of Lowden  7 PKPund

FOR PALMER?   CHARGE 18 MADE THAT PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR MEN BASK IN ATTORNEY'S FAVOR

SAYS PALMER PUTS KICK IN CAMPAIGN   MADE SPECIAL APPEAL TO LIQUOR INTE 5      A STATE “WIDE OPEN’   That Is Condition In Pennsylvania Philadelphia Man Testifies In Senate      Eurene Bonniwell Asserts MeAdoe Campaign Lost In state By Palmer's Move

SAYS PALMER PUTS KICK IN CAMPAIGN   MADE SPECIAL APPEAL TQ LIQUOR INTERESTS, WITNESS ASSERTS   A STATE “WIDE OPEN”   Theat Is Condition In Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Man Testifies In Senate   Eugene lolnnibwell Asserts’ McAdoo Campaign Lost In State By Palmer's Meve

CHARGE PALMER WITH CATERING TOLIQUOR MEN   McAdoo Man In Pennsytvania Declares Saloons Were Allowed to Run.   SCRANTON SITUATION BAD   Palmer's Partner There—Says Palmer Uses Office to Gain Votes In the Primary.

WET SUPPORT SOUGHT IN THE CAMPAIGN   Charge ‘Made By Witness Is “Flouted By Palmer - .

JAPAN WANTS AIRPLANES.   ‘Places Order for 300 With France, Says Report from Paris.

Collapse Would Be  Danger of Another Physic Too Great   “WILSON MAN” MAY” BE NAMED BY PARTY   POLITICAL LEADERS THINK THE PRESIDENT WILT MAIN: TAIN SILENCE UNTIG CON VENTION DATE.

FORBIDS HM FROM MAKING THIRD Ra   Danger if Another Collapse if He  Shauild Exter Presiden i 1 Fight.

Friday’s Work   HEALTH OF WILSON FORBIDS HIM FROM MAKING THIRD RACE

Weakened” Physical Govidition  Keeps Him From Politics.   REMAINS QUIET ON CHOICE,   Will Not Divuige Name of His: Favorite Aspirant y

ARE AFTER WILSON   Demecrats Want Him to Adult Me Will Not Run Agate.

President Wilson is Nol Figuring onj Making the Race for Fhird Term   IS IN POOR HEALTH   Favors Sending Unrestricted Defegates to Convention—McAdoo Boom

First Payments to be Made t Carpenters and Joiners in a Short Time.   AGREEMENT MAY BE REACHED   ‘Further Indications of Settle. ment of Local Strike Were in Air Today.

ARRANGED 10 PAY BENEFITS   First Payments to be Made tc Carpenters and Joiners in a Short Time.   AGREEMENT MAY BE REACHED   ‘Further Indications of Settle.  ment of Local Strike Were  ‘in Air Today.

CREECE'S EX-KING HAS HOPES.  onstantine, Belleved in a Plot, Won’! “Think of a Regency Vat s>

GEAMANY FLAT BROKE; IS FACING HER CREDITORS IN A FINANCIAL CONFERCNCE AT BRUSSELS TODAY   Some Alllied Leaders, Believing Germany Unable to Pay and Produce, Suggest Laborers Work Out Part of the Indemnity

GERMANY PROVES SHE ~ [S NEAR BANKRUPTC      Al Conference With Allied Nalions Admits Her Debt But Shows She Cannot Pay.

BANKRUPTCY 1S GERMANY’S PLEF   Representatives of the Beri Government Claim Country Cannet Pay indemnity.   MAY CALL ON LABOR

CLAIM GERMANY 1S ALL BUT BANKRUP)   [By. Carl D. -Groat, United: Press Staff  a rr ree ee ee a

EMBARRASSED, GERMANY HAS ERIPTY POCKETS   MAY BE UNABLE TO MEET REPARATIONS DEMANDS, AND PRODUCE

GERMANY, DEBTOR FACES CREDITORS   Has Debt of HTAKW.00000 Marks and His Pabd 4140000HH0,000 Marks Sudemnity.

Se ee eee  Formal Ejchange or Ratificat. . ions On Saturday Afternoon.

VERSAILLES TREATY IS TO BE PLACED IN EFFECT SATURDAY  AFTEROON AT FOUR O°CLOCK   Ratifications Will Be Exchanged and Diplomatic Relations Will. Be. Reestablished . Between  Bickvinsk cwel Co awn wear

‘ ; ;  GERMANY WIL: SoM OATURDAY, 9 BELIEF NOW   Ceremony Making Treaty Effective Saturday at 4 P. M. Is Planned   30 MONTHS GIVEN FOR MARINE REPARATIONS   RATIFICATIONS TO TAKE PLACE WITH GERMANS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF 14 ALLIES SIGNING.

Treaty to Be Signed ~~ in Paris Saturday   fe WL Not Parvicipare in Ceremeny to ce Place 2 4A Pp. ow ty me  Am

Formal Peace Declaration Saturday, 4P. M   Only Thouse Countries Ratifying the Peace Treaty Will Take Part

PEACE IS MADE EFFECTIVE JAN, 1   Eleven Nations Will be Represented in the Ratifeation Ceremony.

IREATY 10 GO INTO EFFECT SATURDAY   WITH BIG CEREMONY   SERMANS WILL SIGN FIRST 11 CLOCK ROOM OF FRENCH For. EIGN OFFICE——TO RESUME DIPLOMATIC  RELATIONS ~ 9);

InEATY WILL Bt IN FORCE OAL URDAY AT 4 P Wy.   Only Nations Which Have Ratifed Pact Will Be  at Ceremonies

Famous Clock Room At the French - Foreign-Office To Be Scene of Formal-Ending of the Great War. _

FOREIGN NATIONS RATIFY TREATY SATURDAY 4P.M   CEREMONY WILL TAKE PLAC! IN THE FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE, OFFICIALLY STATED.   Onty Those Nations Which Have Rat ified the Treaty Can Take Part in the Ceremony—14 Nations Represented,

SIGN SATURDAY   Formal Action on Treaty Wil Teale Pleas In Paris

CEREMONY TO BE IN CLOAK ROOM   Allied Note Reducing Demands on Germany is Ready   14 ALLIED POWERS TO SIGN   Wholesale. Execution of Commun inte Ordered Stonned

Peace Treaty In Effect By NextSaturday      Ceremony Placing Versailles Treaty in Effect Will ‘Take Place Saturday Afterncun—Resume Diplomatic Relations

While Paris Prepares for Final Ratification, Washington + Sees Compromise.

Ceremony Making Versailles Treaty Effective Will be Held Saturday

ALLIED PEACE TREATY EFFECTIVE SATURDAY      evcimony Completing Momentous  Doeeument to Be Weld in Clock : Room of Foreign Ofiec  ab DP: .

TREATY MAY BE MADE EFFECTIVE NEXT SATURDA   German Delegates Willi Sign Protoco! _  —Docks and Tonnage Demands  Reduced

PEACE TREATY MADE EFFECTIVE SATURDAY. JAN. 10   Germans ‘Will be Given  Thirty * = Months to Deliver Docks ' and Ships,

FORMAL RATIFICATION TO TAKE PLACE SATURDAY   Only Nations Which Have Ratified Pact Will Participate in Ceremony.

FINISHING §=—-JOR   Germany will Make Last Surrender Saturday P. M. in the Clock Room   IN VERSAILLES PALACE:   Ceremony will be held at Four O’clock it is Stated —Concessions Allowed

Bank Messenger And Cash Disappea   New York Messenger With 877,000 in Checks and S2.G00 Cash Gone  —t-oul Play Suspected

$79,200 ROBBERY IN N. Y.   Bank Messenger Missing With $77,000 in Checks and $2,200 in Cash — —Foul Play Feared.

Bergen ‘Lntheran Congregation ‘Rev. G. Smedal, Pastor  ' Confirmants every turday. ‘Sunday ‘school every Sunday.  “Next Sunday reading service! in the church in town and ‘regu lar services in the country ehur ra at 11: o'clock. .   SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH pave. T W @andven Pactoar

INDIANA LEGION 10 AWARD MEDALS   Vistrict Offices Receive Supply and Ceremonies are Planned  Over State ...   ‘DEA STARTS IN FRANCE   Mothers or Nearest of Kin to Soldiers who Were Killed in France Will Receive the Memoriam. Program Suggested.

FRANCE TO PAY HOMAGE TO DEA   SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE FOR ‘PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN ON .. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY:

‘MISSOURI PILES UP REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES   Harding is Leading Cox 35,000 ‘and Candidate Hyde is Ahead of Democrat for Governor: °

HELD COURT SESSION   baat tticemnececmenil  Judge Smart Handed Down Several Decisions Today

HELD COURT SESSION      Judge Smart Handed Down Sev eral Decisions Today

PAN-AM. CONFERENCE    ey: . . .  #ynancin Gathering to Begin Sessions Today.

PAIHANIERICAN MEET WILL COMVENE TOA   SECOND FINANCIAL CONFERENCE OF WESTERN NATIONS ON EVE OF OPENING.

MORE IRISH RIOTING,   City of Londonderry Paralyzed by Sinn Feln Demonstrations,

STILL FIGHTING IN LONDONDERR’   IRISH CITY IS IN A STATE OI SEIGE — MACHINE GUNS SWEEP STREETS

MARTIAL LAW 10 FOLLOW SIAEET FIGHTO AND nl IN GHTY-OF LONDONDERRY   Business Yn Irish City At Standstil! Following Outbreaks Among Sinn Feiners and Unionists --- Armored Cars Tour Streets.

LLOYD GEORGE ONLY MAN WHO FRAMED PEACE TREATY WHO HAS NOT BEEN REPUDIATED

BOLSHEVIK REVOLT IS THOT NEAR   Military Leaders Look For Opening  11TH ARMY SEVERE  Victorious Red Army Pushes Ahead

RED GENERAL REFUSES TO STOP POLISH DRIVE   Former Officers of Czar’s ‘Mili. tary. Forces in Control of   “Soviet War Machine ~~

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK MOVE INDICATED   Military Leaders Are Believec Ready to Make Attempt to Overthrow Soviet.   CZAR’S OFFICERS COMMAND.

COUNTER REVOLT IN RED ARMIES   Plot to Overthrow Victorious Reds Is Seen in Paris; Moscow Government Said to Be in Rupture With Forces; Army Refuses to Hait Advance.

ARMY LEADERS  FLOUT:-ORDERS  FROM TROTSKY   Relations Between Moscow Government and Forces In the Field Steadily Becoming More Strained.

SEE SOVIET PLAN TO BURST GOVERNMENT   Allies Believe Army Seeks To Rule Russia.

Army Officers Who Served Under Czar Said to Be Bes  hind Proposed Uprising {   RELATIONS OF ARMY AND  GOVERNMENT STRAINED   TROTZKY'S ORDERS REPORT. ED TO HAVE BEEN DISOBEY. ED; REVOLT OF 11TH ARMY LOOKED FoR, #

SOVIET ARMIES ARE PLOTTING TO OVERTHROW THE BOLSHEVIKS   Relations Between the Moscow Govern . ment and Armies In Field Ware Said To Be Strained       Anti-Bolshevik’ Spirit Spreading Among the. People As a Result of Their Treat* ment By the El eventh Army

OLAV OW As POLES MEET ENEMY Ih PARLEY   Soviet Chiefs In Field In Wrangle With Moscow  Government, Belief

ATTEMPT [0 OVERTHRGY BOLSHEVIK! GOVERNWENT BY ARMY TFANFRS SEFA      Report in Paris Indicates Trotsky and Lenine May Be Riding to Fall—Old Russian Officers Command Troops  ==Neqotiations With Polec Onan.

Relatious Between Govern ment And Armies In Field: Said To Be Strained   DELIBERATELY DISOBEY ORDER FROM TROTSK\   Possibility Of Military Coupe d’Etal Is Seriously Discussed In Paris

NEDS BEATEN IN HAST DRIVE 10 TAKE WARSAW   POLES KILL OR TAKE MANY PRISONERS WHO NEARED BARBED WIRE

RUSSIANS A BEATEN BACK   POLES BRACE AT GATES OF WA1RSAW AND SAVE DAY.   CITY SECURE FOR TIME BEING   ENEMY UNABLE TO BRRAK THR DEFENDING LINE.   Many Killed and Some Prisoners ‘VYaken—Bolshevtet Forces Alsvo Seffer a Backsect te the Fast of Lubin.

Pale rive Een —— at lonatow  5  Ps F aa  nn Tinnanad ta Dimht Dani   Foe Pursued to Right Bank OF the Bug River

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE ~ HALTED BY POLES   First Attack Made on the Defense ol Warsaw   REDS REVEAL PLANS

All the Attacks Along the Strypa Are Repulscd, According to Statement of Republic Officers.

BIGGEST RAIDS YET IN DUBLIN   Released Hunger Strikers’ Places in Prison More Than Te2ken by New Arrests.

ANCTHER RAID IN DUBLIN   More Than Wundred Persons Arrested —Three Killed in County Clare.

ANNOUNCES ITINERARY. FOR COX’S TRIP WEST   Program on Return Swing Oalls fo Fast rare ith Many

HOVERNOR COX T0 VISIT JOPLIN. GN SATURDAY, O6T, 2   Date for Visit of Democratic Presidential Candidate Officially Announced—Will  Make Plans This Week. .

GOX TINE RARY PASOES LINGOLA   Democratic Candidate May Not Speak Here, According to New Schedule.

GOVERNOR COX 10 SPEAK IN HUTGBINSON SEPT, 3¢   Itinerary Changed to Bring Him to This City on That Date.

SECOND DAY OF CORN PALACE IS DATE SELECTED   Democratic Candidate Will  Talk at Salem and Sioux : Falls Also   ANNOUNCE HIS TOUR   QOV. COX TO COVER 15 CITIES IN LAST HALF OF SWING AROUND CIRCLE.

Governor Cox to Speak in Joplin on October 2; Big Celebration Planned

GOVERNOR COX TO SPEAK HERE   Atchison Ie on His Westerr Itinerary.   DATE IS SEPTEMBER 29   Democratié Nominee Alleges Republican Chairman's Testimony At Chicago Was False,

8000 CARRANCISTAS EXPECTED IN SONORA TO PUT DOWN REVOLT   Gen. Calles, Obregon’s Campaign Director, Charges Government of Mexican State Will Be Turned Over to Gen. Dieguez, Military Commander; Vice Governor Goes to Capital; May Replace de la Huerta.

JOHN F. JUDY'S BIG BARN BURNS   Blaze visible For Many ites anc Visitors Tarong Highweys Enroute io fudyville.

SUNDAY FIRE AT JUDYVILLE   Big Sale Barm and Residenct astroaved.

OPERATORS TO CONSIDER LOWER COAL PRICES   Meeting Called by Nationa Association at Suggestion of Attorney General.

CONSIDER LOWER COAL PRICE   Mine Owners te Meet in Cleveland Octeber 236.

ESCAPE FROM TURKS   American Relief Werkers Prisoner: Three Months

Men Saved by Own Efforts, Not Telephone Buoy, Full Report  Today Reveals.

LAST EDITION  4:00 O'CLOCK   NEW STORY 19 TOLD OF SAVING SUBMERGED MIE   Crew Responsible for.Own Rescue * By Drilling Hole in Stern . and Signalling.   WAVED A SAILOR’S SHIRT   Report Says Accident Due to Negligance on Part of a Mem. ber of the Grev,

TELL NEW STORY OF SUB’S RESCUE   CREW SAVED SELVES   Raised Stern Above Surface, Broke Through Hull and Wigwacged for Help   Accident Was Caused by Failure of Valve to Close When Submarine Dived

Gas Adds to Horrors of S-5  tle  Men Work m 2- Minute Relays no. ch I. Td fy on Toc   WORKING TO BEAT DEATH  CES SpeeeGk EGET WUE CE, GHG ea aea

INTAKE VALVE ONS FAULTY   CAUSED SUBMARINE TO GO TO BOTTOM OF ATLANTIC. 

HEROIC FIGHT OF SUB CREW 10 SAVE LIVES 1S RELATED   Gouged Small Hole Through Side of Sub and Waved Pole and Undershirt.   'WIG-WAGGED FOR HELP   Large Air Intake on S-5 Failed to Close on ‘‘Crash Dive” Cause of Near Disaster.

HEROIC WORK WAS DONE BY SUB CREW   Gouge Small Hole Th hrough, - Ena of Vessel in Urder to! Gei sresh Air; Send S, O. S. Message for Relief. 

SUBMARINE SANK WHEN AIR VALNE FAILED 10. CLOSE   I Heroic Work of Imprisoned Men Saved Them'From Death.   GOUGED HOLE iN THE- HULL   Flooding Storage Batteries Released Chloride That Injured Men.

FAILURE OF VALVE TO WORK   ause of Accident t Submarine, Says the Official Report

FAILURE: OF: VALVE  eAHSED’SUB  WRECK    Submarine~ Went te Bottom With 38  .. Crew. Membets When’ Delicate {.. Apparatus . Went . Wrong 

TELL NEW STORY OF SUB’S RESCUE   .SAILOR'S UNDERSHIRT, NOT “TELEPHONE, WAS DISTRESS SIGNAL   CREW SAVED SELVES   Raised Stern Above Surface Broke Through Hull- and Wigwagsred for Help   Accident Was Caused by Failure of Valve to Clese When Submarine Lived

Part of Submarine Protruded from Water and When Men Found This to Be the Case, They Bored a Hole in the Protruding End and Wig- Wagged Their Signal of Distress

SUB. CREW:RAD™  NARROW. SHAVE   WERE IN DANGER NOT ONLY oF DROWNING BUT GAS.   WORKED. . FOR. LIFE   AN UNDERSHIRT, NOT TELEPHONE BUOY, BROUGHT HELP.   ‘There Were 38 Officers. and. Men om  7 Ship When It Sank In 168°: Feet of Water. *

IMPRIOUNEU oUDMAnINE CREW WORKED FOR LIE AGAINST CHLORINE FUMES   With Boat Standing on End, They Climbed te Protruding Stern and Punched a Hole in Her Hull.   UNDERSHIRT ON POLE THRUST OUT AS DISTRESS SIGNAL BRINGS AID

DEFECTIVE VALUE CAUSED DloAaTER aAYa od REPORT   Imprisoned Crew Dug Hole Thru imbedded Boat’s Hull to Fly Distress Signal.

DEFECTIVE VALVE CAUSED ACCIDENT   VALVE FAILED TO CLOSE WHEN SUB WAS SUBMERGED   Efforts of Crew Responsible For Their. Rescue—Bored Hole Through Hull and Gave S. 0. S. Signal.

DESPERATE WORK Pqure cu ror   Gouge Hole in Sunken Craft’s Hull And Wave Undershirt. ; ~ on Pole. :   FIRST REPORTS ' DENIED

SUBMARINE S-5 IS RAISED FROM BOTTOM OCEAN   Crew Saved, Were Submerged for About 27 Hours.

CREW TRAPPED In GTEEL HULL WITH DEATH Gt   iHeart Breaking Work Neces gary to Drill Smail Hole  Through Stee!   SAILOR’S SHIRT UPON _ POLE BRINGS VESSE   ‘Hours of Labor. Necessar} Before Imprisoned Crew fo Raleased

SUB SINKS WHEN INTAKE VALVE FAILS TO WORK   Men Owe Lives to Heroic Efforts of Engineer and Assistant, Who With Rachet Drill Pierce Hull Undersea Boat.   Capt. Swinson of S. S. Gen. eral Goethals Relates a Weird Story of Sea in Locating Alanthus, Which Pumped Air.

HEROIC EFFORTS OF THE CREW OF SUBMARINE $-5 LEO TO THEIR RESCUE FROM BOTTOM OF OCEAN   WORKING. UNDER DIRECTION OF COOL-HEADED OCUMMANDANT'  DEATH FROM ASPHYXIATION - WAS AVOIDED WHEN THE BOAT WENT DOWN.

-SUBMIARINE’S CREW FIGHTS DEADLY FUMES =   Story’ of Desperate Fight te Escape Ocean Grave Tolc In Official. Report

SUBMARINE MEN SAVED THEMSELVES   Climbed up Side of Boat, Gouged Hole in Stern and Waved Shirt at Ship.

YANK INGENUITY OAVES THE GREW OF A SUBMARINE   Learn Stern Above Water Gouge Hole in Hull and Put Up Distress Signal.   Gothals Later Takes Off Per: sonnel—First Request Is for Cigarette Then Food.

Navy Department’: Reports Tell How Crew Saved Them. selves by Gruelling Work and Courage.

AIR VALVE FAILED TO CLOSE   Official Report of Accident Made by Rescue Ship   38 MEN ABOARD THE U-BOAT   Desperate Plight of Imprisoned Sailors and Rescue Told

DAMAGED SUBMARINE $-5 BROKE TOW _ AND SANK ON WAY TO BREAKWATER   Much Hard Work Necessary to Raise Boat and Resume Journey—Task of Towing Injured “Sub” Is Arduous and May Taice Many Hours Yet, Officials Say—Large Air Intake Valve Failed to Work, Causing Original Accident.

SAVED BY A SHIRT   White Undergarment of Sailer  was a Call for Help,   ‘HOW RESCUERS WERE CALLED   Punched tole in Boat, Sticking  Out of Walter, and” Waved Distress Signal.

SUB CREW SAVED AS THE RESULT OF OWN EFFORTS   Gouged Hole in Hull and Wigwagged Signals With Undershirt.

L WAR WILL BREAK IN VERA CRUZ STATE   Executive Is Said To Have Fled from Mexico City, Where He Went for Conference, Fear >.  ing Arrest.

CIVIL WAR THREATENED   Trouble Imminent in Yera Crus Over Naming of New Governor.  pong reat

ANTLSALOON LEAGUE HEAL DENOUNCES GOV. GOX   Rev. P. A. Baker, League Su. perintendent, Following Announced intention of Fighiing Wet Candidates, Dubs Cox as ‘ Thoroughly Wet.”  Declares Governor Will Receive No Dry Votes Except From Party Stand-Patters.

GOVERNOR COX WET?   Bawled Out by Anti-Saloon League of America.

DIED FROM WOUND   Hunter Near Wolcottville Accidentally Shot Thaaksgiving. — Shot Came From Gun When Companion Tripped and Fell

CABINET CHOICE “AS BIG PUZTH      Many ‘Prominent, Men’ Men tioned "in Connection. With Coming Administration.   MATERIAL” S -PLENTIFUL

PROBABLE Se :        Sen. Sutherland for Attorney. General and Sen. Weeks, Navy. Be           LOWDEN, VANDERLIP,. < REYNOLES OPE 2   Root, Lodge, Knox, ‘Hoover for State, While Pe and.Wood Are Consid-.; ered for War 2.

Believe Two Of Important Posts Have Been Filled   Sutherland and Weeks Aro Assumed to Be Certain to Be Selected.   HOOVER IS LIKELY TO HEAD DEPARTMENT   General Wood, Knox, Root and Others Are Possibilities For Cabinet.

Senator Sutherland, Jolin W. Weeks, Elihu Root, Henry Cabol Lodge and Olhe Considered.          Believed That Former Food Diclator Will FIW Inport ait Posl of Scerelaky of  The Inlerjor.

FORMER SENATE MEMBERS LOOM UP AS CHOKE FOR CABINET   Ex-Senators Weeks and Sutherland Seem Certain of Appointments.   Senators Lodge and Knox and Herbert Hoover Also  Dacerdkssisee

Two Are Believed Tentatively Se lected   And Four Prominently Mentioned fot Secretary of State.

\ SPECULATING ABGUT CABINET   some of the Men Most Fre quentiy Menticned as Likely for Consideration.   EX-SENATOR WEEKS MAY SUCCEED DANIELS   Sutherland, of Utah, a Strong Prebability as Ghoice for Attorney General.

CABINET MAKING “NOW THE POPULAR. SPART OF THE DAY   Newspaper Correspondents Busy Picking Harding’s Cabinet      SUTHERLAND AND WEEKS SEEM SURE   Long List Of Names Mentioned For ‘The Other Positions In The Cabinet.

MAKE-UP OF HARDING CABINET IS FORECAST - BY POLITICAL STIDENT   Sutherland of Utah Is Expected to Be Remembered; Weeks May Become Secretary of Navy

JAPANESE BUGABOO   Texas is Becoming All Worked Up Over Colonization

RIO GRANDE VALLEY REDOUBLING EFFORT AGAINST JAPANESE   Want Texas'Legislature to Pas: Law Similar to California Legislation.

RIO GRANDE VALLEY RESIDENTS ASK NEFF FOR LEGISLATION KEEP JAPS OUT BORDER COUNTR}   Action of California Encourages Border Residents; Dedouble Their Efforts in the Fight

TRAFFIC LEAGUE HOLDING MEETING   Urze Speedy Readjustment of Rail. reads To’ Private Ownership To Better Transportation. 

READJUST THE RAILROADS. That is Recommendation of Indus. irial Traffic League. © 

Daniela Says Hritish Decision tr Postpone Program Will Place  ben nmwmntnn Aho.

HOW’S A GOOD COP TO KNOW:   Masks Are Durn Suspicious. Even Though They May Be Healthy

Bosphorus Fortifications Also _ To Be Destroyed Allies Announce   Both Waterways Are To B« Internationalized—Free To World Commerce

All Tark Defenses Will ' Be Destroyed by the  lies   ENGLAND AND * FRANCE SPLIT   German Policy Has Created Wide i... Breach .Between..Millerand..... , ~ and Lioyd George

GERMANY SEEKING TO REGAIN SUPREMAC)   Text of Decree Practically Socializing Coal Tar Production Received.

One Car ef Old Fotiteen Seltn Cor #675 to $7 a Bnahet at Chicago Market.

POTATOES HIT  HIGHEST MARK IN ALL HISTORY   Advances in Cost o Old and New Spuds Reported.

WILSON TO OPPOSE. ” PEASE RESOLLITION   Politicians Do Not Think the Repub lican. Measure Can Be .” Passed .

PRESIDENT WILL VETO. . PEACE RESOLUTION; sum CHANCE OVER- RIDING

DEMOCRATS MAY BLOCK PEACE   Leaders Cannot Muster Enough Votes to Pass Resolution

President’s Veto to Kill An Early Peace   It Is Not Expected Republicans ir House Can Muster Necessary ‘T'woThirds Majority to Pass Resolution.

PEACE APPEARS. TOBE FAR OF   Democrats Claim Republican Cannot. Muster Sufficient Strength to Beat Veto.

President Will Not Sign Peace Resolution   (nd it Is Not Believed That a Twoe Thirds Vote Can be Obtained te Override Presidential Veto

PEACE RESOLUTION DELAYED IN HOUSE   Democratié Leaders Contiden _Republicans Will Be Unable   én fivarrida tinta

LEGAL PEACE, STILL DELAYEL   DEMOCRATS DECLARE THAT THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS WILL LOSE PEACE RESOLUTION.

PEACE DOVE NOT T0 BE GAPTURED   Republicans Can't Muster Enough Votes to Pass Resolution Over Veto of Mr. Wiison: Nation to Remain at War Until After Next Election.

G. 0. P'S Unable To Muster Enough Votes Yo Pass Resolution  : aay  nate cemmraenitent   SEPARATE RULE-RHINELANG

Democratic Leaders Assured ~ Republicans Cannot Pass Resolution Over Veto.   PRESIDENT WILL WILL REJECT “PEACE WITH GERMANY   Cummings Hints Congress s rying to Usurp Powers -in Resolution,

REPUBLICANS UNABLE TO MUSTER ENOUGH VOTES PASS PEACE RESOL OVER PRESIDENT'S VETO

GANVASS SHOWS ALAGK OF VOTES   Republican Leaders Will Not be Able to Pass the Peace Bill Gver   PRESIDENTS VETO   Decided That Soldiers’ Bonus Bill be Reported— Not Avcreed Op

PREDICT FAILURE OF PEACE RESOLUTION   Democrats Declare Republican: Can’t Pass Measure Over the President’s Veto.

THE REPUBLICAN RESOLUTION ON PEACE WILL FAIL   DEMOCRATS ARF. MASSING FORCES FOR. AN. ATTACK ON IT WHEN YT COMES UP.

PEACE BILL HAS DUBIOUS EUIURE   REPUBLICAN LEADERS MAY BE UNABLE TO MUSTER ENOUGH VOTES.

TURFMAN TO BE ARRESTED FOR ELWELL CRIME   Motive For Slaying is Not Clear, Altho Quarrel is  Known to Have Occurred

~ SUSPECT IN FEWFHL CASE   Police think murder was committed by one of his  ia wicwitabna

EXPECT ARREST IN ELWELL CASE   Man Suspected of Fi iring Shot Said To Be One of Turfman’s Race Track Associates — C lu ues Open.   THE TESTIMONY

Predict Arrest In Elwell Murder   Net Said to Be Closing Around Race Track Associate of Millionaire   QUARREL RESULTED IN DEATH IS THEORY

WILSON CERTAIN TO VETO PEAGE 10. GERMAN   Champ Clark Beubts.That the Reselution WiH Receive a Majority in the Senate.

PRESIDENT “SOON TO) RESUB. MIT PEACE TREATY TO THE 7 SENATE.      LOSG. MASON SAYS. FF WILSON WERE SOT SICK HE WOULD RE PACING INPEACHKMENT.

Representative Kitchin Is Stricken by Paralysis at the Conclusion of Address in Opposition to the Measure   Resolution Will Carry Late Today by Safe Majority, Preliminary Test Ballots During Morning Indicate

OPPONENTS OF PEACK RESOLU TION CERTAIN WILSON WILL REFUSE HIS AP. PROVAL      A FUTILE PERFORMANCE   Clark Asserts Peace Hesolution Wil faad Aumerica lato Liternationaf Tangles—- Treaty all Wrong, Republicans tuna

WILSON SURE TO  VETO RESOLUTIO DECLARING PEAGE   CHAMP CLARK EXPRESSES DOUBT THAT MEASURE WILL PASS SENATE,

House Is Told President Wil Continue Obstinate Course  ” of Blocking Peace to Limit of Power,   VICTORY IN HOUSE IS SURE THIS AFTERNOON   Measure Certain to Pass by a Substantial Majority; IDness Alone Saves Wilson From fmrneachment.

EXPECT MEXICO. TO RELEASE 2 AVIATORS SOON   LIEUTS. L. M. WOLF AND G. L USHER LOST THEIR WAY WHILE FLYING,   They Are Allowed the Freedom of Macozari — Mining Men Are: Looking After Their Welfare lt is Reported.

1  MENTALLY DISTURBED,       Vobbs Yours Marr tr , Committed  agines We Hays Murder,

MENTALLY DISTURBED.   i : ‘ Hobbs Young Man Imagines He tas Committed a Murder,

N. D. BANK RAID NETS $20,000   Five Bandits Wreck Vault and Safe at Averonn Near Minnewaukan.

THIEVES ESCAPE WITH 520.000   Bank of Oberon, N. D., Helc Up and Robbed By Five Bandits.

RAID BANK AND GET $20,000   Five Bandits Make Big Haul in Ober. on, N. D.—Wreck Vault and Safe,

BANK ROBBED OF $30,000   Pive Bandits After Haul, Escape  Re. Aeatacmathita

ROB CITY BANK OF $30,000   Five Men Meke Haul at Minneapolis— Lock Up Employees and Escape in Auto.

DEFENDS FARM BUREAL   Crawford Says It’s a “Big Biz’ Pro position—the Biegest in the World.

ANSWERS CRITICS OF FARM BUREAU   Crawford Says Organization Is Strictly in Interest of the Farmer.   Natural Development for Increased Production and Better Education.

BRODRIGUES SAYS IS NOT GUILTY NOW   Alleged Murderer of Los Angele Mine Owner Repndiates His Confession.

CLASH OVER DELEGATES AT 6.0. P. CONVENTION   Wemen Not Satisfied With Ment State Mes Tuke Fight te Cone yention Foor,

ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS IN CAPITAL SHOT BY HIS SOLDIER!   FIFTEEN GENERALS ARE AMONG THE i VICTIMS OF RUTHLESSNESS   VILLA HAS COME IN AND TURNED HIS MEN OVER TO REBELS AND HE IS TO BE ELIMINATED 1 AS FACTOR IN FUTURE OF REPUBLIC

FIFTEEN GENERALS WERE KILLED BY GANNANZISTAS   “Rebel Leaders in Prison at Mexice  City Were Put to Death by De. parting Federals.

Carranza Military Come mander at Mexico City Is Said to Have Carried Qut a Wholesale Slaughter,   15 MEXICAN GENERALS MURDERED. IS CLAIN

CARNIVAL OF KILLING : IN MEXICAN CAPITAL   Wholesale Slaughter of Political Prisoners Held In Mil-. itary Prison.

“Inasmuch as ye lave done it unto one of the Jeast of these -ye have done it unto me.”

MAT HOT ACT ON RALRCAD Blt  FO? SOME DAYS   As He Is Anxious to ‘tudy the Com. plete Text of the Bill    There Is Doubt If Congress Could Page  It Ov: His Veto 

MAY NOT ACT ON RAILROAD BIL: FOR SOME DAYS   As He Is Anxious to Study the Complete Text of the Bill   There Is Doubt If Congress Could Pace  It Over Hie Veto.

BROWN CO. TO BUILD NEW Y. W. BUILDINGS      GROUND AND BUILDINGS TO BE READY FOR DEDICATION ON JUNE FIFTEENTH.

FREIGHT MOVEMENT AT CHICAGO BELOW NORMAL IS CLAIM   Manufacturers Declare Strike i: -Seriously Interfering With Receint of Raw Material

MANUFACTURERS DISPUTE GLAIMS OF RESTORATION OF FREIGHT MOVEMENT      SAY CLAIMS OF NORMAL MOVE MENT BY RAILROADS ARE GROSS EXAGGERATIONS,

CLAIMS OF NORMAL SERVICE DENIED BY CHICAGO SHIPPERS   Manufacturers Say Raw Material Supply Curtailed and Outbound Stuff Short.

MANUFACTURERS DISPUTE CLAIMS   Say Freight Traffic In Chicago Districts Ig Not Ninety. Per Cent Normal.

FREIGHT TRAFFIC BELOW NORMAL   Manufacturers  Dispute Assettion of Railroads That Traffic is Being Moved With  Same Speed as Before OutLeoak nf Castel mone Strike.

MOVEMENT -OF RAW MATERIALS IN CHICA. - GO DISTRICT SERIOUS.  LY CURTAILED oo   Insurgents ‘Remain Away from Work—Labor Boaré ' to Heax Short’ Line Divs  putes—Erie Crews Refuse  - to Answer Calla

Claims ‘of Railroad: Officials: in Chicago are. Disputed by. the - Manufacturers: Declaring the --Shipments ‘Curtailed**

COX IS COMING   Into Indiana For a Round of Speeches In October.

STEPS TO CHECK SCARLET FEVEF   SPRINGFIELD LEADS THE DOWN STATE IN THE NUMBER OF CASES.

STEPS TO CHECK SCARLET FEVE!   Springfield Leads the Down State in the Number of Cases of Diphtheria and Pneumonia.

COAL SITUATION REPORT HANDED THE PRESIDENT BY LABOK SECY.   Wilson Plans Action In Crisis After Studying the Facts   RELIFF 1S HOPED FOR   Coal Mining In Illinois is Almost at a Standstill— Citiee Run Short

SEEK 10 BETTER GOAL SITUATION   Belief is Transportation Phase  Gan be Mandled if Needed  Coal is Produced.  we   SECRETARY OF*LABOR COMPLETING REPORT  Se   r =  Emergency Fuel Committee at 2 St. Louis Seizes, Entire fael Gnnniv of City.

WILSON TO ACT . IN COAL CRISIS; MINERS CONFER   Washington “Pins Faith it Proposed Meeting of Oper-

DIOGNOSIS OF WILSON’S CASE 1S PUBLISHED   President Incensed Because he Fears Pubiie Will be Misled as to his Condition.

DEEPLY INCENSED OVER TH PUBLICATION   Of the Diagnosis of His Case by a Specialist   Because It Will Leave Doubt as to His Future Capabilities.

WILSON Io INGENSED  OVER STOR}   Angered at Baltimore Phy sician for What He Think: Is Unethical Deed.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY FLAYS SERVICE MEN FOR ASKING FOR  A BONUS.

er WAR VETS   ASST, SEC. GE TREASURY LEE: FINGWELL. DECLARES: MEN . SHCELD GO TO WONK.      HE SAYS RAILROALS SHOULT RE PUT ON PAYING BASIS AND WAR MATERIAL SOLD.

STATES WHAT CONGRESS MUST DO TO PUT COUNTRY AN SOTINT, GTINANICIAT RPACIC

ROUNDING UP "> U.S. SLACKERS   ALREADY  35,000 ARRESTS. HAVE BEEN MADE AND MORE WILL FOLLOW IMMEDIATELY

FEDERAL AGENTS WILL ARREST ALL DRAFT DESERTERS   Round-Ups Will Continue For Several Years Until Evad-  _ -ers Are Nabbed —   GUILTY TO GET PEN TERMS

NEARLY 28,000 DRAFT OGERS ARE RON ET IP   Hundreds Have Already Been Convicted and Sentenced to Terms in Prison   MAY REQUIRE SEVERAL YEARS TO FINISH DRIVE   WAR DEPARTMENT PLANS TO ASSIST DEPATTMENT OF JUS. TICE BY PUBLISHING LISTs OF EVADERS,

ARREST SLACKERS IN ALL PARTS   173,911 Are Classed as “Wilful Deserters” From U. 3, Forces   HUNDREDS ARE CONVICTED   Justice Department Plans Furth« er Offensives Against Evaders

35,000 Slackers Are Rounded Us       Government Officials     . May Take Several: Vears ‘ . - Canmlete_

R U8. JUSTICE OFFICERS      NEARLY 325,000 SUSPECTED SLACKERS WILL BE- ROUND. ED UP BEFORE CAMPAIGN ENDS:

ilarding’s Great Victory Likely e _ to Insure Era of Real: Harinony

THINKS HARDING WALL INSIST ON DARTY HAPAIAY   Writer Holds Cleavage. If Any: . Will Be Gver Foreign Policy .   ANTI- LABOR POLICY. RUMOR Quickly DENIED   Politicians See Desire. for Domestic Peace in Reccrd’ ”. Niaiority Vote

HARDING DESIRES HARMONY BUT HE ALSO WILL FIGHT   Talk of Split in G. 0. P. Ranks Exaggerates the Situation, Sullivan’s Opinion.   CLEAVAGE WiLL NOT BE OLD PROGRESSIVE VS. STANDPAT   Differences, if Any Continue, ‘Will Be Over Policies ‘in Foreion Affairs.

ALLEGED CONFESSION IN CENTRALIA CASE ADMITTED, DEFENSE PROTESTING

W. W. TRIAL HAS A NEW OENOATION IN GONFESSION   This, After Strong Objection by Defense, Is Admitted as Evidence.  Bert Clark, a Seattle Attornev, Is an Expert on Firearms.

Obsequies Held Over Remains of  Candidate King   John T. King, National Committeeman of Connecticut. Dies Political Death atCon. vention.

HELD FOR MURDER OF 2 AMERICAN;   American Embassay Announce  es Arrests and Tells of Fur ther Tovectioation.

“HELLO” GIAL'S PET GAT “GAUSES PEGK OF TROUBL      Shooting Of Tabby By Hun ate > Starts Ball Rolling.

 BOLIVIAN REVOLT  QUICKLY QUELLED   Ringleaders Are Executed By Government.

‘BOLIVIA EXECUTES 27 IN PLOT   Revolution Quickly Suppressed, Bue. noe Aires Heara—Ringleaders Killed.

BOLIVIA NIPS REVOLUTION IN THE BUD   A Buenos Aires Report Tells of 27 Trouble.  Makers Being Execu:ted.

BRIEF. REVOLT IN BOLIVIA IS CRUSHED, REPOR}   Twenty-seven of Leader:  Declared to. Have BeenLS ee ee wo

27 LEADERS FAECUTED FO REVOLUTION   Bolivia Scene of Brief Affair Which Was Almost Immediately Sunnresced

RUMORS OF REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA ARE DENIED    Censorship Clouds Facts of Disturb  ance with Conflicting Reports: from FF Noighbor Natlone

TO ADJOURN   Today Is Last Day Bills   Can Be Introduced at  ! Special Session

LEGISLATURE _ ‘10 ADJOURN   Today Is Last Day Bille Can Be Introduced at Special Session

THWART MOVE TO ROB BANK   Burglar Alarm Frustrates Attempted Hold-Up At Lodi, Chio.

BANKS FAVOR. Pace FOR CLOTHING   Differ as to whether lower prices in other lines. will

CHIEF BANKERS APPROVE PRICE CUTTING WAV   All Agree Lowering of Price Would Now Grealily Relieve Situation

Bankers Are  Skeptical As To Results   Have Little Confidence That Price Cutting Will Spread to Other Necessities

FIX LONG TOUR FOR GOV. COX   Beginning September 2 He Will Speak in Every Western State.

COX TO TOUR ENTIRE WEST   Democratic Nominee Will Begin Cam paign September 2 and Speak in Every State.

COX 10 START TOUR SEPT, 2   MOST EXTENSIVE TRIP MADE BY ANY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Intercepted Messages Asking Headquarters for Ammunition and Supplies Uncertain; American Typhus Expedition Moved to — Danzig on Advice from the French   CONSULATE ALSO GOES FORWARD

NEU SENDING 5.0.3, CALLS AD POLES ADVANCE   “OMMUNICATION LINES ARE THREATENED BY FURTHER PROGRESS IN NORTH

Rear of Russian Troops Endangeréd By Polish Advances— American Typhus Expedition and Consulate Have Moved From Graudenz te Danzig-on Advice of FPrenck. .*

WIRELESS APPEALS FOR SUP PLIES AND AMMUNITION ARE INTERCEPTED   DANGER NOT YET PASSED   Military Observers Say Poles Have Been Victorious in Present Offensive

PLIGHT REVEALED BY BOLGHEVIK WIRELE  GEAMMNS. INTHE. RAN  Allied Military Observers Give Wart.   Allied Military Observers Give Warning That Danger to Republic Is Not Yet Passéd.

BOLSHEVIK ARMIES APPEAL FOR HELP   Reds’ Headquarters Asked For Ammunition and Supplies.   RADICALS ARE IN DANGER   Rear of Russian Troops Endan. gered By Polish Advances—— American Typhus Expedition and Consulate Have Moved From Graudenz tc Danzig-on Advice of French. ."

GAMBLERS ARE CLAIMING SOX’ DARE NOT Wh   Scene of Base Ball Scanda Shifts To Cleveland.   Ban Johnson Hot On Trail 0! The Circulators of Charges

Interest fi in Ball Scandal Cen. ters: in Chicago- Cleve- Jand Contest.   WILL THROW LIGHT _ ON: JOHNSON CHARGE

BALL JURY GOES OVER, INTEREST NOW IN CONTEST   Investigators and Magnate: Watch Outcome of Chicago-Cleveland Game.

ALL EYES TURNED ON LEAGUE SERIES   Result May Determine Course Gambling Investigation by Jury.

RAIN PREVENTS WHITE SOX AND CLEVELAND GAME   Grand Jury Investigation Overshadowed by Big Game.

In Connection With Alleged “Fixing and “Throwing” Big Leaque Games

WATCH CLEVELAND TO SEE IF SOX TRY FOR “A PENNANT VICTORY   More Evidence Thrown or Charge of Crookedness in 1919 Series.

THREATEN , WHITE SOX WITH “EXPOSURE” IF TEAM BEATS + CLEVELAND.  RIVE COT $100,000?   Benton Names Four who Llemanded Money -—— Actor Cohan Mixed Up in  Charces.

1919 World's      Baseball  laBeten io vestigaters B él. Present ‘Clevelan Series May: Proy e Significant --- ‘Rube* Benton Testifies: os fore Grand Jury =

INVESTIGATORS WATCHING GAME   Victory or Defeat of Chicago: Will . Mean  Much Today

PLAN G. 0. By CONVENTION.   Committee: Is ja C) Chicago Getting cArramrements Made. 

POSSE KILLS  YOUNG NEGRC   Barricaded in His Home  Puts Up Fight With  Sheriff and Men

WOULD AMEND DRY LAW   Sabath Proposes & Per Cent Beer -and 9 Per Cent  grates

WOULD LET STATES REGULATE   Amendment Offered to the Probibi tion Enforcement Act.

BILL PRESENTED 10 ALLOW 3 PER CENT BEEF   Ys Introduced by Repr. Sabbath as an Amendment to the Volstead Prohibition Law.

‘WOULD AMEND DRY LAW   ‘Sabath Proposes 3 Per Cent Beer ~and 9 Per Cent  :

REFERENDUM   VOTE 10° DECIDE ON 2.75 PER CENT BEER   In Bill Introduced in the House Today.

AMENDMENT  10 PROHIBITION LAW PROPOSE  IN HOUSE  Permitting 3 Per Cent Beer and ‘ Per Cent Wine.   Permitting 3 Per Cent Beer and 9 Dar Cant Wina   Provided for Lifting All Restrictions for Ninety Days for Medical Pur  To Meet the Needs of Physicians Com. batting the Influenza.

BILL TO PERMIT 2.75 BEER   Congressman Minahan (Dem.) of New Jersey Also Asks for 10 ~~ Per Cent Wine.

New Jersey Gongress man Puts Rider on Ho Enforcement a   ‘CLAIMS WILL AID DRY ENFORCEMENT   Social Unrest and Evasion Predicted Un- : der Bone Dry

AMENDMENTS TO VOLSTEAD ENFORCEMENT ACT OFFEREL   illinois Representative Would Increase Amount of Alcohol in Beer.

James McCarthy Shat and Killed a His Wome in Thurles Today   WAS LEADER OF SIXN - FEEXERS IN THAT TOWN   Murder Believed to Re Work of au Or ranzed Band Which Is Terror Futee Uretaned

[ERROR REIGH CAUSES MURDE   Prominent Sinn Fein Leader Slain at Home: Believe Action Taken in Revenge for Killing of Policeman at Thuries: Antis Intimidate.

“ANOTHER IRISH MURDER   dames Mctarthy of Thurles Killed, a “His Home,

SINN FEIN LEADER MURDERED IN HOME   James McCarthy Shot While Lying in Bed, Early Today—Dubiin Looks Like Occupied City.

SHOOT SINN FEIN CHIEF IN DUBLIN   Vengeance for Death of Cop Thought Motive lor Murder.

ANOTHER KILLED BY MASKED MEN   {   CRIME WAVE IS SWEEPING IRE LAND—TWO MURDERS IN THE LAST 24 HOURS

PICKED DELEGATES TO SAN FRANCISCO   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FAILED TO DENOUNCE : ALLENS. COURT   ARE AGAINST TRAINING   Attempt of Major Alter to Get Resolution Favoring it Was Voted Down   District Delegates as Well as the “Big Four” Were Chocen “at Wichita

PICKED DELEGATES TO SAN FRANCISCO   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FAILED TO DENOUNCE ALLE COLRT   Attempt of Major Alter ta Get Resolution Favoring it Was Voted Down   District Delegates as Well as the “Big Four” Were Chosen at Wichita      Voted Down ‘Training

Has Supply for Week and Is De pending ‘on Kansas Mines for Further Fuel   Coal Is Cleared Out of Local Yards About as Fast as It Is Shipped in

PROMISE: OF FUEL FOR CITY WATER WORKS IS GIVRWAI ATA YOR =   ICE CO: RUNNING LOW   Has Supply. for Week and Is’ Depending’ ion Kansas Mines ' for Further Fuel   Coal Is Cleared Out of Loca Yards About as Fast as It Is Shipped in

Trying To Extradite -_Baseball Plaver:   A Charge Phat Will Be an Extradif. able Offenses is Being Hunt’d,

DEATH A WEDDING GUEST   Bride Sturck Down as Ceremony is  Benig Performed.

LOCOMOTIVE BOILER BLOWN UP   Engineer Killed aad Two Members of Train Crew injured.

FHANGE DOUBLES FORGE ALONG IVER AHINE   Steps Being Taken T\ Maintain Order In Occupied Districts.   GERMAN FORCES  FAVOR NEW RULE   Reactionary Movement Confined To Berlin; Rioting Rampant.

FRENCH TO SEND 3 ARMY CORPS TO RHINE REGION   Marshal. Foch Confers With Allied Commanders - At Mayence.   WILL GALL SUPREME WAR. COUNCIL FOR MEETING   Severe Censorship Con ceals Real Situation Jn German - Capital.

THREE MORE ARMY CORPS DISPATCHED TO GERMAN TOWNS   Every Step Taken To Maintain Order fn Occupied Districts of Fatherland.

FRANCE SENDS MORE TROOPS TH CRRWANY   Forces On ~ the  Rhine ’ Doubled; Strikes: On — Everywhere; Bread .  Qratrra   NO VIOLENCE ‘REPORTED   But Mobs Are Looting Stores in  Some Parts of Rerlin °

ALLIES 10 MAINTAIN STRICT ORDER ~ AN OCCUPIED GERMAN TERRITORY      BRITISH PRESS SARCASTIC "A GERMAN COUP DETAT

FRENCH PROPOSE TO DOUBLE FORCES ALONG THE RHINE   EVERY STEP TAKEN TO MAINTAIN ORDER IN  OCCUPIED DISTPIT   CENSORSHIP STRICT      But Little News Comes From Berlin; Two Parties Back of Move,

FRENCH DOUBLE ARMY FORCES ON RHINE BORDERS   Three Army Corps Tc Be Sent As Rein forcements.

CALL TROOPS T0 ~ GUARD RHINE   France Contemplaes Sendin, . Three More Army Corp  to Germany ,   Foch To Call Meeting of Supreme War Council—Severe Censorship in Berlin

FRANCE PREPARES TO REINFORCE BORDER ARNT!   Three Army Corps Will He ae tu Frontier; Foeh Cuniers With: Uled Commanders.

FRANGE WILL DOUBLE FORGE ON THE RHINE   Three More Army Corps Wil Be Sent Into Occupied Territory.   SUPREME COUNCIL WILL HOLD MEETING   General Foch to Make a Re port of the Conditions in Germany.

FORGES ALD RHINE DOUBLE   France Contemplates Distrib uting Three Army Corps Among 3 River Cities.

FRENCH PLAN 18 DOUBLE FORGES IN THE RHINE AREA   Troops to be Sent to Weisbaden, Neustadt  and Bonn

FOCH TO SUMMA ALLY COUNCIL ON GERMAN QUESTION   Doubled French Rhine Force I: + Possible; Berlin Censoring News With Thoroness.   CAUITAL STORES LOOTED; BREAD SCARCE, EXPENSIVE   Ebert Adherent Holds Munich: National Assembly Called to Meet in Stuttgart.

MARSHAL FOCH TO SEND THREE MORE ARMY CORPS INTO THE RHINE -REGION

FRANCE DOUBLES FORCES ON RHINE      Send Three Additiona’ Army Corps.

Doubling : of: Military: Outpost ‘is Contemplated: in Plans te . Maintain Order’ in Ocoupiet Districts of Germany: :

ball  One -Report ‘is. that Rival Faction  s Have ‘Reached  . - an: Agreément. to Avert General Strike—Early Elections Promised:: by": -Government—Com . Mnunicatién by Telephone. Between Berlin and ~ Copenhagen: Cut Of This Morning. : :

DEFINE FRONTIER BY PLEBISCITE   Indications Poles Are Ignoran’ Zellgouski’s Intention to Seize Vilna.

ASK PLEBISCITE ON POLE BOUNDARY   ithuanians Made Proposal! by General Zellgouski of Combined Force

CANDIDATEBUT “WOULD SERVE   CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATING COM MITTEE ASKS QUESTIONS _ ABOUT EXPENDITURES.

M’AD00 COULD NOT REFUSE NOMINATION IF IT 1S TENDERED HIM   But. He is Still Neither Active Nor Receptive Candidate For It.

TWO BILLS HELP FARM SITUATION   Representative Dickinson Iowa Will Submit Measures to Congress

CONSIDER PLANS 10 ASSIST FARMERS IN LOW PRICE GRISIS   Congressman Dickinson, of lowc Drafts Measures Patterned After Cotton Futures Act.   TO TAX FUTURE SALES  Treasury Department Officials Study Situation But Arrive At No Solution.

FARIIERS RELIEF GETS ATTENTION   Two Measures Expected ta Help Agriculturists as Prices Fall

MORE LEGISLATION  TO AID THE FARMER   Representative Dickenson Has Two Measures to Present to Congress.

MORE LEGISLATION TO AID THE FARMER   } a . "   Representative Dickenson Has Two Measures to Present  te Congress.

UIGKINON HAS TW BELIEF BILLS   Congressman From This District Wil Present Them in the House After Opening of Next Session

MENBERD OF STATE CONSTABULARY 12 PE SENT TO MuNcg   Governor Wires Sheriff for Correct Version of Firing Across Border.   SAYS MINE WORKERS HAVE ASKED FEDERAL TROOPS      Would Not Have Been Done So if They Had Realized What Martial Law Meant, but Would Do All in Their Power to Aid in Maintaining Peace.

SENT TO COAL FEL   Police Organizations. Is Dis. patched By. Governier Owing to Repeated Rifle: Firing

PRESIDENTIAL ANCES ARE AI HALF WAY POST   No Candidate Has Acquired a Commanding Lead— Illinois Primary Tuesday

CONVENTION RACE IS HALF OVER   Party Leaders See Little Progress Has Been Made

CAMPAIGNS HALF OVER BUT WINNER IS STILL IN DARK   LEADING ASPIRANTS FOR RE PUBLICAN NOMINATION UNABLE TO WIN A COMMANDING LEAD   Anay Officer and Mineis Governor Hoth Claim to be in the Lead > —Johnsom Has Hopes  +. for New Jersey's Eado amd

HALE WAY POST 10 GANDIAG   WINNERS OF PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS WHOLLY UNDETERMINED.

BRINGS SUIT FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE   Anita Man Aske Court Order Fore= ing Reinstatement on Rural Line Wife Tore Out Instrument Several Years Ago.

SUES TO COMPEL _ PHONE SERVICE    Anita Farmer Asks Court Order Fore ing Reinstatement on Rural Line— Wife Tore Out Inatrument.

CHIPPEWA MAYOR AND SON ATTACK ‘EDITOR OF PAPER   MAYOR O'NELLL AND SON INVADE NEWSPAPER MANS OFFICE AND A FIGIED ENSUES   CREATES A SENSATION   Editor Dee Threatens to Seeure Ware rants to Foree Assailants to Keep Peace—Had ChalIenged Mayor to a Boxing Mateh

OFFICE OF GOVERNOR VACANT   De Ila Heerta Declares Cantu Oat, Bet Caesed No Worry.

THE PRESIDENT- KL HOT ATTEND NEW SESSION OF CONGRESS TODAY.   RECEIVES MANY CALLERS   Visited By Congressmen And Senators Who Extend Congratulations Over His Election To The Presi dency Last November,——May Visit White House.

PRESENT WHEN CONGRESS Got UNDER WAY THIS MORNING   Bill to Suspend Immigration is the First One Introduced.

PUBLIC DEBTS SOAR   Nebraska Uities, School Districts and Counties Break all Bond Issue Records.

BONDED DEBT !3 OVER 522,000.00   Nebraska Municipalites, School Districts and Counties Have Issued Huge Amount.   Nearly Triple That of Preced: ing Biennium—Cities and Villages Lead.

“BIG FIVE” MEAT PACKERS CHARGED WITH BAD FAITH   Texan Allekes That Packers Sought To Control Live Stock Grow- . ers Organizations.

SAYS PACKERS HAVE BROKEN AGREEMENT WITH LIVESTOCK MEN   E. C. Lassiter of Texas Renew Charges Against Big Five Packeries.

BIG5 SEEK 10 CONTROL LIVE STOCK MARKE!   Accusation Made By Member Texas Livestock Organization

CHARGES ‘BIG 3° BROKE PROMISE      Packers Sought Gain Contro Livestock Grower’s Organizations, Lassiter Says

CHARGES PACKERS BROKE AGREEMEN}   ED. C. LASSITER OF TEXAS DENOUNCES THEM BE.FORE A COMMITTEE.   Falfurrias Cattle Man Asserts the Packers and Their Attorneys  “‘Are Not Creditable’’ People.

TRYING TO SAVE HER CREDIT   Great Britain's Experts Worried Ove Break in Exchanae.

WATER FRONT FIRE DOES DAMAGE OF TWO MILLION   More Than One Hundred Individuals Suffered Loss in Galveston Blaze.

$2,000,000 BLAZE BURNS GALVESTON PIERS AND PLANT:   Flames Sweep Waterfron and Destroy Shipping, Cotton and Grain.

 Oklahoma Socialists  Nominate Eugene Debs as Nation’s President

JOUDNA HEADED FACTION TC GET ADOPTION OF REPRE SENTATIVES FORM OF CON STITUTION -MILWAUKEE PRE VENTS REFERENDUM.

TEACHERS MEET: SCENE OF MANY. BITTER WORDS       DOUDNA’ HEADED’ PACTION..7 GET ADOPTION. OF REPRE: SENTATIVES ORM OF CON_ STITUTION -MILWAUKBR PRE’ VENTS. REFERENDUM: . ”

NEW SPRING STYLES FOR MEN   Merchant Tailors win Dieeuse He Fashiouws in Janeary.

STRIKE EXTENDS 10 OTHER CITIES   Situation Reported “Easier” af Headquarters of Insurgent Organization in Chiacgo.   INDIANAPOLIS YARDMEN OUT   Food Supply in Many Cities Low, and Serious Shortage in Some Centers Feared.

WORKMEN QUIT IN MANY CIES  WITHAUT DISORDER   i Railroad Officials Say Situation ££ Easier Today bat Reports ~ Conflict   FIREMEN IN NEW YORK > JOIN THE VYARDMEN   Many Industrial Plants Compelled to Shat Down and 25,000 Are Out of Work

THOUSANDS OF SWITCHMEN ARE” "JOINING REBELS   First Break In Walkout Occurred Today in Kansas City Yard -—Traffic Hit,

MOT DAEAR IN RANKG OF AEBEL UNION   OUTLAWS LOSE IN KANSAS CITY; MEN GO BACK TO JOBS   Chicago Says Worst of rouble Is_ Past;  Many Go Back.

No Food Received in New York City Today but Milk, None Predicted For Tomorrow

Late Reports Indicate He Will Reach Port in Tux~ pam District,   U. S. WARSHIP WILL ~ AFFORD HIM ASYLUM   Mexican Guhboat Also Or. ered to Take Former President Away,

TO HOLD POLI ITICAL “DEBATE.  Mehadonn ana wii aria "EB pace on ae ses TT ema

TAKES A VACATION   . bat * Misa Henrietta MeKaughan, Newspapey Reporter Climbing Mountains

DENIES RESPONSIBILITY.   American Y. M. C. A. Representatives Killed in Aintab Region.

PECDANCIRI Ir   Maintenance of Order In Aintab Region Incumbent‘On Allied Troops. .

ENOENADA NAMED Ao MOBILIZATION POINT FOR TROOPS   CANTU ASSURES UNITED STATE: WILL BE ASYLUM IN CASE OF FIGHTING   TRUCKS TO MOVE SOLDIERS   Colonel Alvarez Will Be In Charge 01 Governor's Forces—Troops From Mexicali and Andrade To Be Combined

at NTO      Insurgent: Governor of Lower California: Proceeds With Mobilization

CANTU MOBILIZES “AT -ENSENADATO COMBAT FEDERAL‘   RUSHES ARMY FROM MEXICAL _TO MEET INVADING FORCE _ FROM MANZANILLO,

EMERSON’S HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA   “The King of Blood Purifiers and Nerve Tonics, $1.00 Per Bottle.

“The King of Blood Purifiers and Nerve Tonics, $1.00 Per Bottle.

ANGE DENIES IEISION AS T BECONITIO   PREMIER AUTHORIZES STATE MENT FRANCE HAS SAID NOTHING ABOUT MEXICO,

FRANCE 1s STILL READY TO TREAT WITH MEXICO   Charge d'Affaires Denies. Rumors of _ Temporary Suspension of /Qnention 7 of Recornition * :

RUMORS DENIED IN STATEMENT   France Has Made No Pronouncement Concerning Mexico

ANOTHER OWA BANK ROBBED   Lone, Tree: Bank Suffers ‘Loss -of Sn known Amount: of Liherty Bonds

ie alien  LONE TREE BANK ROBBED BY YEGGS   Theives Bore Thru Wall Around Safe ty Deposit Boxes and Make Off With Liberty Bonds Last Night.  Special to The Tribune

ANOTHER IOWA BANK ROBBEL   Lone Tree Bank Suffers Loss of Unknown Amount of Liberty Bonds

$15,000 BRIBE T0 INCOME TAX MAN   Distriet- Attorney Clyne: Hints ; at Huge U. 8. ‘Tax Frauds to Be Revealed Later.

314,000 TAK BRIBE CHARGED 10 MAN HELO IN GHICAGL   Federal Official in Case Says He Was to Get Twice That Sum From Prisoner.

UNCOVER FRAUD IN INCOME TAX RETURNS T0U.S   Chicagoan Is Held On Charge of Bribing Fed eral Tax Collector.

FIRST ARREST IN TAX FRAUDS   Chicago Man Gave Federal Ir come Tax Collector a Big Bribe to Fix His Returns

$30,000 INCOME. TAX BRIBE PLOT NIPPED IN BUD   Federal Agents Hold Chicago Man for Falsifying Return.

BOLLING SEEMS TO HAVE CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH   President Wilson’s Brother in-Law Claims Threaten ing Letters Received From Sands —   CHARACTER OF ONE   WITNESS IS BAD   FULLER, WHO GAVE TESTIMONY AGAINST DESPONENT SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY FOR  - FORGERY

BOLLING HITS BAGH AT WASHINGTON ACCUSER   Tells Difficulty He Had t Collect $600 Owed to Hin By Banker on Building

‘SANDS LIES,’ SAYS PRESIDENT’S KIN DENYING BRIBERY   Bolling Offers Frank Explanation In Shipping Board Probe.

Asks That All. Transactions  - With Accaser Be Fully Investigated,   NEVERS HEARD OF $40,000   Uniil Threatening Letters: Came ~—Never Tried. To Throw _ Ship Contracts. i

Brother in Law of President Says His Accounts Are Open to Quizzing Bcdy.   DENIES SANDS’ CHARGES   Relates Business Dealings Be tween Himself and Former  Washington Banker.

BOLLING DENIES BRIBERY CHARGE MADE BY SANDS   Says He Didn’t Influence Disposition of Contracts  ASKS INVESTIGATION   fells Walsh Congressional Committee Illy Personal Records Are Avail hl, tn Tite Inenertion.

BOLLING EXPLAINS FRAN CHARRES   President's. Brother-Ia-higy Be nies Allowed Acceptance, of Bribe Daring War   MAKES LONG: STATEMENT   Sands, Was $600 far Budhting Hause, Bolling Says,  Only Money “Rotetveri Prom Mp

DENIES THE INSINUATIONS > OF FORMER BANKER   HAD NEVER TAKEN MONEY   Président Wilson's DBrother-n-Lav Mikes Statement and Asks for In p apatlgniion of His JPealings. wit Sands, vee . .

PROBE DEMANDED ~ BY BOLLING   Wilson’s Brother-in-Law Denies Charges Made by Sands   HEARD BY WALSH COMMITTEE   Didn't Receive Money for Influancingo Contracts. He Savs

PRESIDENT'S KIN DENIES BRIBERY   Bolling, Mrs. Wilson’s Brother, Offers Personal Records < ac BPwidence.

BROTHER-IN-LAW OF WILSON ASKS INVESTIGATION   SAYS HE DID NOT TAKE MONEY IN SHIPPING BOARD AWARDS.   Says That Threats Were Made in Anonymous Letters—Tells the Walsh Committee Records  Are Onen.

BOLLING DENIES: CHARGE THAT HE ACCEPTED BRIBE   Appears Before Shipping Board Probe Committee to Ask Invechontion

Brother-in-Law of President Wilson Asks investigation of All His Business Transactions with Aceuser _

WILSON’S KIN DENIES SHIP BOARD CHARGES   PRESIDENTS BROTHER-IN-LAW DECLARES “HE NEVER TRIED IN ANY WAY TO ASSIST IN PROCUREMENT OF CONTRACTS

BROTHER OF MRS, WILSD TAKES STA   Treasurer of Shipping  Tells a Straight Story Today.   SAYS CONVICT IS A PLAIN   Also Gives the Lie to Sands, the Main Ac. cuser.

BOLLING . - DENIES THE CHARGES   a  MADE BY SANDS IN SHIPPING BOARD INVESTIGATION.   Requests That . All. Hi: Transactions W it! Sands Be Investizatec - for His and His Fam 'Siw'e Sake.

BULLI HAD FIGURES Ul DADA GLAM UF NATE   President’s Brother-in-Law Denies Charges of Banker   PERSONAL RECORDS GIVEN AS EVIDENCE   Asks That All His Business Transactions Be well Probed

AFFAIRS WITH BANKER SANDS. TOLD PRORERS   Wilson's Brother-in-Law Says ; He Wants Compiete. Sifting. of “All Charges   HE EXPLAINS CHECK - TRANSACTIGN FOR. $800   Annonymous * Letter to Ex_ Secretary NicAdoo -Likely To Figure in Hearing ~

Bolling Denies Taking. . ~ Money For Influence; __ -Court’s Investigatior

Treasurer of Shipping Board Testt fies Today Before Congres: sional Committee

BROTHER -Ih-LAW OF WILSON DENTE: ACCEPTING BRIBE   R. W. Bolling Tells of Business Deals With T. K. Sands, Wha Said Former Shared in $40,000 Ship Fund.

BOLLING SAYS HE NEVER GOT _ BRIBE MONE}   S. B. Treasurer Replie: to Charges Made by _ Recent Witnesses.

BOLLING SAYS ~ GRAFT CHARGE ~ WHOLLY FALSE   President Wilson’s Brother-inlaw Appears Before Coni gressional Committee   PAY FOR. LOSS ON HOUSE?   Says Anonvmous Letter Was Received Threatening Damaging Testimony

BROTHER IN LAW OF WILSON GIVES INVESTIGATORS HIS VERSION.   FLAT DERL 19 ENTERED   His Dealings With Sands Entirely Aside From Shipping Board Duties, Board Treasurer Explains.

EXPLANATION   DENIES THAT HE EVER ACCEPT. ED BRIBE MONEY.   DEMANDS COMPLETE INVESTIGATION.   Says That He Refused to Take Any Money From Banker Sands, Which Involved Fees or Commissions On Government Work,

MOB HANGS THREE FRISCO GANGSTERS   Men Cnarged With Murdering OF fieers Strung Up on Tree in Santa Hosa Cemetery.

JURY STILL DEADLOCKED ON DECISION IN NEW CASE   Can't Agree on Whether Defendant Is Guilty of Second Degree Murder or Manslaughter.

MISSOURI VOTE STILL UNCERTAIN   ATKINSON AND HYDE LIKELY GUBERNATORIAL NOMINEES   Dwicht Davis Is Running Senator Spencer Close Second For Senatorial Nomination,

MISSOURIANS IN HOT ELECTION BATTLE   Atkinson and Hyde Likely to Contest at Polls for High Place

ATKINGON, HYDE Ih LEAD IN MIoaOUR PRIMARY ELECTION   St. Louis, Trenton Candidates Look Like Winners in Race to Head State Ticket.

Grover Cleve Bergdoll Who Evaded Military Authorities F er Two Years  is Facing General Court Mar= — ~ Harry Weinberger to

WEALTH DRAFT ~~ QIQOGER ON TRIM      Stover Cleveland Bergdéll of Philadelphia Faces Court Martial for Desertion, —Important Bearing on Number OE Other Caves.

BERGDOLL GOES BEFORE COURT IN SLACKER TRIAL    Mother Spares No Expense it  Defense of Millionaire ty.4 wae

DRAFT EVADER WILL ig COURT wa  vala vaaed Boe odoll Goe   Grover Clevelarid Bergdoll Goes on Trial on Charge of  Desértion.   IS MADE TEST CASE

Capture of Prsasnysz, 60 Miles North of Warsaw, and Mlawa to Northeast, Reported in Official Statement «>

CLOSED SHOP I THE Bla QUESTION   Officers and Employes of Pennsylvania In Discussion.

WILLHAVE PAGEANT   CONTRACT FOR SPECTACLE FOR SEMI-CENTENNIAL.   TO BE GIVEN SEPT. 16TH-17TH   First Committees for Big Fall Cele.  bration of LeMars Fiftieth Birthday  Are Named and More Will Be Se. lected at Once,

‘First Committees for Big Fall Cetebration of LeMars Fiftieth Birthday  Are Named and More Will Be Se lected at Once.

LOST TRE ” REPORTED SAFE      Steam Packet Overdue Has Been Located Off: ‘the Welsh Coast

‘STUDY HOMES OF MINERS   Anthracite Coal Commission Investi. gatea Living Conditions at Mazieton and Schuylkill.

INVESTIGATE MINERS’ HOMES   Commission Probes Conditions in Penn. sylvania Mine Districts.

STUDY HOMES OF MINERS:   Anthracite Coai Commiasién tin gates Living Conditions at  Hazicton and Schuyikiti.

INVESTIGATE MINERS’ HOMES   Anthracite Gommission Probes Conditions in Penneyivania Mine Oistricts, _

Senator Gets Loads of Confidence from First Tour   Delegations from States Will Visit Marion This Month

HARDING PROMISES JUSTICE TO NEGRE      Negro Will Get Kind of Justic Lincoin Prayed for, Nominee Tells Blacks.

GRO WILL BE GIVEN JUSTICE, HARDING SAYS   Delegation of Negro Bap. tists Is Received at Front Porch Today   MOB VIOLENCE, WHITE OR BLACK, CONDEMNED   ‘TOO MUCH ENCOURAGEMEN])  GIVEN IPEA GOVERNMEN’ 1s SOMETHIN G-FOR-NOTH ING INSTITUTION,”

BECRYS MOK YIOLENCE AND ‘ SAYS HE WILL GLiVE NEGQHUES RQUALEEY   SAYS GUVERNNWENT NOT SOMETRIAG FOR NUPTHENG.

Find Murder.” Andictmenis: ° --For Strikers   Justice’For Negras Says > Mr. Harding

AMERICA WILL TREAT NEGRO JUST SAYS SEN. HARDING   IN AN ADDRESS TO NEGRO BAP. TISTS AT WARTON

HARDING SPEAKS 70 THE NEGROES   Delegation Visited Marion Today and the Senator “Joshes” Them Along   IS “TUCKERED” OUT   After His Sprint to Minnesota Fair—Talk of Leaving the Front Porch ©

HARDING PROMISES NEGROES JUSTICE   ASSURES DELEGATION AMER ICA WI).L SEE THAT THE RACE WILL GET DUES   PRAISES NEGRO PROGRES!   Decries Bolshevism As the Ides That Citizens Can Get ‘‘Something For Nothing’ Through It,

CINCINNATI PAPERS      Until Situation Is Relieved Editions Will Be Limited To Eight Pages.

NEY ‘APERS HELD TO 8 PAGES   Cincinnati Publications Adopt Meas Ure to Save Paper During Strike, 

PLAYING FINALS IN — GOLF CHAMPIONSHIF   J. Douglas Edgar and Jack Hutchin son Meet on Chicago Course to Decide Title :

ASSESSORS GET SUPPLIES   Are Now Ready to Assess and Register Women.

COMPARES LENINE 10 JOHN BROWN OF KANSAS   French Socialist Deputy Is Thoroughly Converted to  Bolshevism,

BOLSHEVISM AND JOHN BROWN   Discussed in Tours, France, by Socialist Deputy.

SOVIET FINDS FRENCH FRIENT   Socialist Deputy Springs to De. fense of Lenine Regime + in Russia ,

BRYAN’S FORCES _ BEATEN IN EARLY VOTE, 27 TO 25   Not Likely That Convention Will Incorporate Wet Plank into Platform—Would Ignore  \ Question.

OYAN UTD  Ant URGED DY MET Ig SHA WOOWK   Clash When the Committee Calls Dry Issue to Accounting   PROTESTS VOTED DOWN, 27 TO 23   Expect Big Fight When the Platform Committee Gets Into Swing

PLATFORM COMMITTEE HEAR REPORI   Labor, Liquor and Irisk Question are Discused.

BRYAN OMITTED FROM PLATFORM SUB-COMMITTEE   Administration in Ful Control With Glass  a’ Chairman

DRY FACTION to ~ LOSER IN FIRST ~ ROUND OF FIGH]   -BRYAN FORCES: MUST PRESENT ° CASE FIRST—GOMPERS SUB*: = MITS LABOR ‘PLANKS.

BRYAN FORCES BEATEN IN LONE _ TEST IN COMMITTEE 27 TO 25 “DRYS” ORDERED TO TALK FIRST

SPEECHES Of  NOMINATION MAY BE TODA)   May Be Made Before Resolutions Are Heard—Administration Dominates.   BRYAN DEFEATED THUS FAR   McAdoo Headquarters OpenedSupporters Claim He Will Start Third.

BRYAN FORCES LOSE FIRST STAGE OF FIGHT   Samuel Gompers Urges Democrats to Recognize Labo: In Its Platform

Coalition to Buck Administration On Nominee Proposed          Convention in n Routine Sess : a dst

DRYS LOSE INITIAL BRUSH WITH WETS   Must State Case First Before Committee Drawing Up Platform Planks.

QUT-MANEUVER THE BRYAN DRY FORCES   (THE DRYS ARE FORCED TC ; PRESENT CASE FIRST TO COMMITTEE   WORKING ON PLATFORM   The Sub-Committee of Nine I Hearing Those Who Have q Planks for Decument   Amidon of Kansas Organizes Fighting Force to Push t Claims of McAdoo

OQUT-MANEUVER THE BRYAN DRY FORCES   ve DRYS ARE FORCED TO r PRESENT CAS IRST TO COMMIT         "WORKING ON PLATFORM   The Sub-Committee of Nine t Hearing Those Who Have Planks for Document           Amidon of Kansas Organizes a 4 Fighting Force to Push * Claims of McAdoo

Labor, Liquor And Irish Questions Up For Debate At Committee’s Hearings— Credentials Committee Substains Acton Against Reed—Robinson Makes Speech As Chairman.

BOOZE FIGHT IS ON   DRYS ARE FORCED TO PRESENT TILEIR CASE FIRST.   The Time-Honored Unit: Rule i Moditied Unless Convention Upsets Committee Plan,

First Division in Platforr mittee Over Angle of Prohi: bition Fight Goes: Against thi Nebraska Leader si‘:

PROHIBITIONISTS LOADED FOR BEER   Bryanites Farced to Start in Committee Hearings; Leaders Roast Atiempt to Wet-Brand the Party

MRS. M’'SWINEY — --~TO SAIL SOON   Widow of the Late Lore Mayor of Cork to Visit United States

MRS. M’SWINEY SAILS NOV, 24   Widow of Cork Mayor to Embark for . United States at Queens. town.

MRS, MACSWINEY =  TO. COME TO U.S   And Passports for Mary Mac Swiney are Also Secured to Sail on November 24th.

SAYS HE DIDN'T INSPIRE PAPER'S  ATTACK ON US.   Lord Beaverbrook, owner of London Express, comes to Qan defense   Denies he is efficial propa-gandist against low exchange rate of English pound

BEAVERBHuun~ MAKE SUENIAL   Of Inspiring Hostile Attitude of London Daily Express to United States.   PAPER'S CHIEF OWNER STATES HIS POSITION    He Explains to the America  People What His Sentimante Really Are.

PAPER’S OWNER DOES NOT LIKE ATTACKS ONU.S   London Express Tirades Not Ir spired or Approved by Lord Beaver Brook

IS REGISTRY CLERK   ee   Capt. S. A. Mckone Gets Promoi tion at Post Office

DUTCH QUEEN KNEW KAISER WAS COMING   Officer Says Holland Was ir on Plot.

INFLUENZA SITUATION 1 IN BIG EASTERN CITIES   INCREASE IN CASES IN NEW YORK, BUT DECREASE SEEN {IN DEATHS IN CHICAGO — A DIRE NEED OF NURSES NOW

INFLUENZA CASES IN ~NEW YORK INCREAS!   OVER 2:000 NEW PATIENTS IN ONE _ DAY, DESPITE EFFORTS OF AUTHORITIES.

ASKS KS CO NG RE SS TA KE AC TIO N   Green Bay (Wis.) Club Discovers Evinance af Anarchist Nect.

MYSTERIOUS THEFTS ARE CLEARED Ue   Secret Service Bares Gigantic Scheme to Defraud the Government.

COUNTRY-WIDE  RAIDS ARE MADE      Elaborate Equipmer.: fer Printing War Saving Stamps Discovered by Sleuthe—Women Among Prisoners.  !

HOLESALE HAIDS BY U. 0. AGENTS   Stolen Liberty Bonds and Wa Savings Stamps Seized.   FIND MANY BOGUS PLANTS   Supplied With Elaborate Equipment fur Printing Stamps and Bondse— Score of Women Aids Are Among the Prisoners.

STOLEN BONDS ~ SEIZED BY U, S.   Brokers and Accomplices Arrest: ed in Raids in Various - Cities.   BOGUS PLANTS ARE FOUND   Elaborate Equipmet.: for Printing War Saving Stamps Discovered by Sleuthse—Women Among Prisaners.

BROKERS HELD FOR UNLAWFUL CTAMP TRAFFIC   Millions of Dollars Worth of War Stamps And Bonds Seized By Gov’t   WERE MAKING STAMPS   False Affidavits Used In Cashing War Stamps By Crooks In Many Cities

100 HELD IN RAID ON BOND BROKERS   Millions of Doilars in War Stamp and Liberty Bonds Seized By U. S: Agents.   ROUND-UP IS NATION WIDE.   Many Alleged Wemen Accomplice: Arrested in Raids—Officials Believed Ringleaders of Gigantic  Scheme Apprehended.

BOND BROKERS NABBED IN RAIL   Gigantic Scheme - is Disclosed ‘o Defeat Objects of Legitimate Investment.   SEIZE STOLEN BONDS -. AND ARREST NANY   “Aisc Find Well-Equipped Plants for Printing of War . Savines Stamps.

WHOLESALE RAIDS ON “BOND BROKERS”NET MILLIONS IN W.SS,      Country Wide Clean Up af Aheged Treis:c coe. Bends and War isavings Slamps inesuid.  Canture of 100 Persons.   RING LEADERS IN GIGANTIC PLOT TAKEN   Securities Seized Under Law Which Prohibits Possessing of More Than $1,000 of Stamps Gy Any One individual. Prosecution.

BILL TO CHECK. INFLUX SCORE!   Siegel and Sabath File Minority Report.   REVERSES HISTORIC ~ POLICY, THEY ASSERT   Suspension of Immigration Unwarranted.

IMMIGRATION BILL IS BEING OPPOSED   MINORITY REPORT: SIGNED BY SIEGEL AND SABATH.

MINORITY OPPOSES I MAVBRATION a   PROPOSE D MEASURE DECLARED BY REPORT TO BE REVI-RSA:. OF COUNTRY’S POLICY

REPUAT PENI ALLESED QANGER  GRATION   PROPOSAL IN HOUSE BILL T@ STOR EE MEGRATION Ds OPVOS. ity BY MENOREVY,

IMMIGRATION BILL MEETS OPPOSITION IN HOUSE DEBATE   Siegel and Sabath Say Major: ity Report Is Based on © “tdie” Estimates.

THIS ~TMMIGRATION   NO INCOME TAX CHANGES   ‘Senste Finance, ’ Commitice De * cides As Did flouse Against Consideration.

IMMIGRATION BAN NEEDLESS FRENZY FOES OF BILL SAY   Minority Report O House Committee  Assails Plan.

IMMIGRATION BILL DEBATE   » 7 Ca eee Minority Report Says Conditions Not as  Bad as Painted

IMMIGRATION BILL UNDER FIRE TODAY   MINORITY REPORTS   informs House Proposed Suspension of Immigration Two Years is Unnecessary and Contrary to Historic Poticies.

IMMIGRANT BILL IS ASSAILED   injurious to Public Welfare,” Minority Rerert Says

IMMIGRATION BILL DUBBED A BAD ONt   Minority Report Says It I Reversal of Policy of Nation.

PROVISIONS OF HOUSE BILL ARE EINE OPPOSED   Immigration Committee Says It Constitutes a Reversal of the “Historic  . Policy of Country”

New Records Established During Past Year, Says Report. Many Rescues Made and Vessels Aseietoed.

LESS MEAT CONSUMED.   Nieh Prices Caused Americans t Eat Less and Export More,

PRICES AFFECT “BEEF CONSUMPTION   Consumers ‘Turned ‘More Frequently tc Yeal and Mutton During the Past Year, -

PRICES OF MEAT CUT CONSUMPTION   Department of Agriculture Says the Per Capita Con sumption Was Reducec Eight Pounds.

HGH RETAIL PRICE: ~ " RGREASES. NUMER OF BEEF EATERS   Consumers. Turn to Veal and Mutton; Much Pork Is Sent to Europe

AUSTRIANS SIGN TREATY OF PEACE: AT PARIS TODAY   Representative of Defeated Foe Says Caer Will Observe Pact 

THE AUSTRIAHUNGARY PEACE _” PAGT RATIFIED   An Exchange of Ratifications Took Place: in the Clock Room at’ St- Germain,

FASTER TERMS FOR. GQGFEFRRIANY NOW ATAT   Turkish Envoys Are Sentenced to Death

CO-ORDINATION NOT ATTAINED   Witness Says Practices of Shipping Board Not Corrupt

Statistician Richardson Takes Stand To Correct Testimony He Gave Regarding a Certain  i Shin.

PRACTICE NOT CORRUPT SAYS BENSON HELPER   Lack of Co-ordination Only Responsible in Mix-Up Says A. B. Clement  Shipping Board Probe Is Con tinning

aAYS PRAGTICES UNITED STATES OWIPPING OOARD  ARENOT CORRUF]   Commender A. P. Clement Was Principal Witness At Continuation of Hearing Today

CLEMENT ON STAND IN PROBE   Assistant to Board Head Claims Co-ordination Not Attained.   SAYS INTERLOCKING CONTRACTS COMMON   Explains Ships Not in Use Are Mostly of Wood Con struction.

SAYS: SAVING SOULS NOT. LUCRATIVE LINE OF WOR   New. York . Street Evangelist Re. ‘sorts To Want Column. 

LOCAL LAWRENCE ENUMERATION REPORTED TODAY BY COUNTY CLERK   WAS CAREFULLY DONE   Deputies Worked Under  Instructions te Include All Citizens of Town   Count Does Not Inchide Student Populations of University or Haskell (

13,466 POPULATION ASSESSOR’S COUNT   LOCAL LAWRENCE ENUMERATION. REPORTED TODAY BY COUNTY CLERK   WAS CAREFULLY DONE   Deputies Worked Under Instructions to Include All Citizens of Town   Count Does Not Inchide Student Populations of University or Haskell ‘

MORE FIGHTING . IS EXPECTED   Unless Carranza. Accepts Terms Offered by the  Rebels, is Belief   AMERICANS ON GUARD.   To Prevent Deposed President From Crossing Border—Expect Surrender

GUARDS ON WATCH OH TEXAS BORDER   AMERICAN SOLDIERS TAKE PRE ‘ CAUTIONS TO PREVENT  " CARRANZA ENTERING UNITED STATES   FIGHTING IS NOT ENDED   FURTHER BLOODSHED EXPECT. -ED UNLESS DEPOSED PRES FNEAR Mites mre

MORE FIGHTING IF  CARRANZA REFUSE ~ TERMS OF REBELS   ranza im His. Last ~  Graphic Story of Bravery of Stand is Told. '

ALBANY HOUSE IN TUMULT OVER LEGALITY FIGH]   UNSEATING OF SOCIALIST MEM. BERS CAUSES LONG WRANGLE

HIDTOUS SCENES: AT ASSEMBLY MEETING   Diserder Marks Opening ef Fight to Unseat Socialists in New York Body—Members “Called Down”

REPUBLICAN RIF’ IN TEXAS CAUSES DOUBLE TICKET   Dallas Man Heads One and Wichita Falls Capitalist Leads the Other Wing   PHIL BAER alte AS THE STATE CHAIRMAN   Negotiations Reported On With Por. gnson and American Party bor Division of Electors

BOTH AEPUBLICAN FAGTIONS SELECT STATE. GANDIDATES   CAPERS OF DALLAS AND CUL BERTSON OF WICHITA FALLS GUBEKNATORIAL CANDIDATES   AMERICAN FUSION TRLKED   Negotiations on for Merger Where by Kach Party Will Name Half of Electors From This State

CULBERTSON QUT. FOR GOVERNOR ON GOP TICKET   TEXAS ‘REGULARS’ SEEKING FUSION WITH AMERICAN PARTY

Pleads for Rural Schools   Declares He Will Improve Country Schools, If Elected Governor, and — Increase Teachers Wages —  Says Need Ie Apparent. :

STILL HUNT FOR TRUNK   The Mystery Was ae Much a Mystery Teday at Fuser e

ARMENIA DECLARES WAR ON TURK NATIONALISTS   Armenian Troops Are Advancing Towards The City of Kara, It Is Reported.

ANOTHER WAR HAS BEGUN IN. THE NEAR EAS}   Armenia Declares Hostilitie: Against the Turkish Natinnalicc.

ANOTHER WAR BREAKS OUT AGAINST TURKS   bere cement  ARMENIA HAS FORMALLY DECLARED WAR AGAINST THE NATIONALISTS IN TURKEY.   Heavy Fighting in Progress on The Polisk And Crimean Battle Fronts.

U. S. NAVY 145 YEARS OLD   Bronze Tablet ‘Commemorating the Founding of the Navy Is. Unveiled at Washington.

——————— PETERSON TOWNSHIP QUARTER SECTION SOLD FOR $365 PER ACRE

GOVERNOR SMITH: WILL. HAVE'NO OPPOSITION       ff Slate is -Made 1 by Democratic ‘Convention “Which ‘Convened at Saratoga Springs. :

TO DISCUSS SOVIETS   IMPORTANT MEETING OF INTER. NATIONAL ECONOMISTS.   Immediate Recognition of Russ Reds to Be Demanded by British Delegates,

'MAY RECOGNIZE RUSS   International Esonomic Conference to Discuss Question.   ) British Delegates to Demand Immediate Recognition of Soviet Government as Financial Necessity.

DRAGNET SPREAD BY REBEL TROOPS. TO CATCH VILLA   THREE COMMANDS ARE SENT INTO PARRAL MOUNTAINS TO HUNT BANDIT.

BEGIN.CAMPAIGN.. AGAINST VILLA   rhree.. Armies. “Are Sent. “Inte - Mountain™ ‘Region to. “Hunt Down Bloody Bandit:

Generals Enriquez and Cavareo Already in Field; Former Disclaims Knowledge of Kidnapping of Two Americans; Says the Only Chance Open Is to Fight   IS BITTER ENEMY OF ESCOBAR

VILLA [3 CHASED TO MOUNTAIN BY RELENTLESS FOE   Gen. Escobar Pursues Bandit  Who Is Expected to Do His Best in Dodging Line   AMERICAN ENGINEER SAFE   Villa Demands $50,000 Gold in Order to Secure Protection for Mining Firm 

ON TRAIL OF GEN. VILLA   Sulit Chief and His Porees Are Be Kun Dawn iv New Geoevernment   is NOW HIDING EX THE PAREAL DISTRICT   DeFacto Government Couvineed Gut few Must. Ie Koumled Up to tnsure Future Stability

DEFACTO REGIME. OPENS WAR ON BANDIT VILLA   At Least Three Generals Sent Into Mountains to Hunt Him   AMERICANS ARE SAFE   Report That Two Men Had Been Seized At Jiminez Incorrect, Says State Depariment

FAST DODGING AMEAD MEGESSARY FOR VILU   NEW MEXICAN REGIME BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO HUNT DOWN BANDIT GHIEFTAIN,

UP TO VILLA T0 DO SOME FAST DODGING   MEEIC AN BYNDIT SESS STIR HiMNskSL FY KIGHT SOW.   Rew KRevoletienary Gerverament Determined t@ “Step Bie Ovetlawry, aed Has Begee Compaige te, Captere Miw.

Three Commands Have Been Sent Into Mountains to  Hunt Him Down.   PERSONAL FUEDS ENTER STRUGGLE   Disclaims Knowledge of Reported Kidnapping of Am erican Mining Engineers

CAMPAIGN AGAINST BANDIT VILLA TAS BEGUN IN MEXIGE   At Least Three Commands On Way to Mountains in Chase Of Outlaw — Cordon to Make Escape Difficult.

PLOT 10 MURDER KING ALEXANDER: HAS GOOD NIGHT   Monkey Which Bit Ruler Was Suffering With Rabbies, Doctor Asserts.

PLOT TO KILL KING   Conspirators Inoculated Monkey With Rabies.   Paris Physician, Who !g Attending Aiexander of Greece, Reveals Attempt to Assassinate Ruler.

ALEXANDER REPORTED RESTING EASIER BUT ~ NOT-OUT OF DANGET   King’s Accident Was Result o! Plot Against His Life:  Sace. Dartne

KING OF GREECE VICTIM OF PLOT, SAYS PHYSICIAN      [Monkey tnoculated* With Rabies Germs by Enemies,  Te (“hacewa

THE MONKEY.:-THAT BIT ALEXANDER Al aC  ~ TALLY. INOCULATED WITH RARTES.    In. Attempt to. Assassinate ‘ing Physican. Makes the Sensational parks. ‘to ote ‘Newsnaner. __

DEGLARES GREEK KING'S INJURIES PLOT AESUL'   [Attending Physician Says Mon - key that Bit Monarch was Innoculated

= et MONKEY WAS INOCULATED.   ———— 4d Effort to Assassinate King Seems . -.° Plain, . '

ALEXANDER REPORTED RESTING EASIER BUT NOT OUT OF DANGER   King’s Accident Was Result of Plot Against His Life Gace NDinetar

GREEK KING VICTIM OF ASSASSIN’S PLOT   Monkey Which Bit Monarch Purposely Inoculated With Rabies, Says Doctor.

KING ALEXANDER VICTIM OF PLOT   Stated That Monkey Which Bit Him Was Artificially  Inoculated. With Rabies to Kill the King.—Physician Charves Plot.

MONKEY BITE PART OF PLOT TO ASSASSINATE   Animal That Wounded King Hac Been Inoculated With - Rabies.

BELIEVE MONKEY BITE A PLOT TO MURDER KING   French Physician Who Attended King Alexander of Greece States Animal Was Innoculated.

TWO SING SING CONVICTS CAPTURED IN THE WOODS UP NEAR WARNER. NE   CALL KING'S INJURIES PLOT TO ASSASSINATE

‘Physician Says } Monkey That  Bit Him Had Been Inocu lated With Rabies.   RUSH FRENCH SURGEON _BY RELAY OF SPECIALS   Condition of King Alexander Little Changed; Still Hope for Recovery.

GREEK KING ISIN GRAVE CONDITION   REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE ALEXANDER.

siTE OF MONKEY Wi SN ATTEMPT ON LIFE KING   yonkey Had Been TInoculatec With Rabies Says Dr. Widal.

ATTEMPT TO ~ KILL KING   Monkey Which Bit Him Was In oculated With Rabies, its Said.

KING OF GREECE VICTIM OF PLOT: BY ASSASSINS   Monkey That Bit Him d Been Inoculated  ‘With Rabies

MONKEY WHICH BIT KING ALEXANGER HALT RARIES SAYS FRENCH DOCTOR   IN INTERVIEW STATEMENT MADE THAT If WAS) DELIBERATE ATTEMPT ON KING'S LIFE,

ITALIAN SENATE HAS HOT DEBATE   Internal Situation Takes Members’ Attention  MUST STOP EXCESSES   fanari Says Government Must Protect Right to Work Which is As Legitimate As Right to Strike—Severe Criticism is Leveled at Attitude of Government Heads

CRISIS ROUSES ITALY SENATE   Long and Heated Debate in the Dis. cussion of Nation's Internal Troubles.

SEVEN NURSES  TO GRADUATE   EXERCISES WILL BE HELD TO MORROW EVENING IN THE COL LEGE AUDITORIUM—REV. 8. G HUEY WILL GIVE ADDRESS.

HOOSIERS NAME G. 0..P..HEAD   Edmund D. Wasmuth> “Unanimously Re-elected Republican: State © > Chairman,

HOOSIERS NAME G. 0. P. HEAD   Edmund D. Wasmuth Unanimous!) Re-elected Republican State Chairman.

EX-SERVICE ~ MAN MAKES HOT REPLY   TO: WRITER © WHO  ‘DE_ FENDED. ATTACK ‘ON * SOLDIERS .   Claims. Apology i is Due: Ex Servicemen Parad er from. Gazette’ Which Re  _ ferred to Them as “Bums’  - Tne nlt Rasantad  —~

EX-SERVICE  MAN MAKES HOT REPLY   TO WRITER WHO DE. FENDED ATTACK ON SOLDIERS   Claims Apology is Due Ex: Servicemen Paraders from Gazette Which Referred to Them as “Bums” —Insult Resented.

BG THREE CANDIDATES HOLDING SPOTLIGH   ‘Interest Centers Around Wocd, Low:  den and Johnson—More Dark i Harces Annear.

BOOMS OF JOHNSON WOOD AND LOWDEN HOLD SPOTLIGHT   Shadows of Potential Dark Horses Reported With Growing Frequency.   FORCES OF ILLINOIS GOVERNOR ARE JUBILANT   Developments, Hovever, Are Said by Prominent Leaders to Leave Re publican Nomination Still in Air With Uninstructed Delegties Hold ing Balance to Decide Outeome,

DARK ANIMALS CHAMPING BITS UP IN CHICAGE   COOLIDGE, ALLEN AND SPROULE FIGU RING IN CALCULATIONS OF LEADERS.   Johnson Tells of Attempts to Wean Away His Delegates and Wood Makes Remarks.

5.0, P. NOMINATION STILLINTHEAIR THERE (5 TALK AGAIN OF DARK HORS!

ALLEN. SPROUL AND GOOLIDGE ARE “TALKED   (owden Forces Jubilant Over Gain of 25 Delegates — Improved Prospects of Johnson’s Candidacy Also Are Claimed.

6.0. P. NOMINATION STILL IN THE AI THERE (3 TALK AGAIN OF DARK HORSE

LOWDEN FORCES ARE MADE HAPPY   Shadows of “Dark Horses” Grow Frequent; Wood. and Johnson Issue Statements   NAT’L LEADERS ARRIVE   Nomination Still in Air With Uninstructed Delegates Holding Balance

MATZENATIE® SINGS TOMORROW EVENING       Famous Contraito Reached Law. renee Today and Wilt test Unuil Concert

IMATZENATIER SINGS TOMORROW EVENING   Famous Contraito Reached  Lawronee Tedav end Will Rest Until Concert

Only Four Bidders For Wooden Ship:   Offers for Four Ships Less Than Cost of Single Vessel Built by Government.

FARMER MURDERS AND A SUICIDE   Carl Nichotson Killed Wife and Thre Children and Shet Himself

VETO WILL STAND   No Hope of Passing Knox Peace Resolution Again

CONCEDE SCHEME TO BRING PEACE DEAD WITH VET(   Believing No Chance to Over ride House Expects to Take Vote.

Leaders Predict Close Vote it House But Wide Margin  in Senate.   TEST ‘TO COME TODAY   Democrats Confident The Will. -Muster- Sufficient Streneth te Block Move.

VETERANS IN BOX CAR   Traveling as They Did When Soldiers in France

GOMPERS’ APPEAL TO ORGANIZED LABOR   SEEKS SUPPORT OF FEDERATION POLITICAL PROGRAM.   Speaking at the Anneal Convention He Characterised Failure ef the United States te Ratify Treaty as Pitmblie.

DRGANIZED LABOR UAGED YO WNatal ON LEAGUE PLAN   Gompers Appeals for Support of Non-Partisan Political Program.   HE SPEAKS AT MONTREAL

GOMPERS ASKS LABOR TO DEMAND LEAGUE   CHARACTERIZES U. S. FAILURI TO RATIFY AS “PITIABLE” —“ONEG BI UNION”   NON-PARTISAN POLITICALLY   American Federation Leader Advocates Continued Support of Old Policy

LABOR 1S URGED TO SUPPORT LEAGUE PLAN   PRESIDENT GOMPERS.SAYS FAIL URE TO RATIFY COVENANT  IS “PITTABLE.”

GOMPERS APPEALS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Urges Labor Unions to Support Non-Partisan Plan.

GOMPERS DESIRES WORLD LEAGUE PUT PTOU. S. PEGPLE   Drges Organized Tabor Te Give Ite Support To Non Partisan Polities

SAYS PEOPLE WANT LEAGUE   Gompers Fears Issue Wiil Be Submerged in Many Other Questions of Fall Campaign   AGAINST ONE BIG UNION   Veteran ‘Labor Leader Says It “Runs Counter to Laws of Human Nature”

PUBLIC FAVOR NATION LEAGUE DECLARATION Ut WORKERS: CHIE!   Federation Head Characterizes as “Silly” the Failure of the United States Senate To Ratify Pact.   THE “ONE BIG UNION” IDEA IS NOT SOUND   Can't Endure Because It Runs “Counter to Laws oi Human Nature:” Applausé Greets Announcement.

BUMPERS MAKES APPEAL FOR AID   Asks Workers to. Back Non-Partisan Program  OF LABOR FEDERATION   And to Urge Upon Congress Adoption of League of Nations Covenant—Fears Submergance of League Issue in Numerous Other Questions that will Feature Campaign

COMPERS DEPLORES AMERICA'S FAILURE TO RATIFY TREATY   APPEALS TO ORGANIZED LABOR TO SUPPORT FEDERATION'S POLITICAL PROGRAM.   TS WANTED BY PEOPLE"   A. F. of L. President Expresses Fear That in Coming Campaign Issue. Will Be Submerged In Other Vital Questions.

Gompers Makes Plea For Nations’ League   SURE MASS OF PEGPLE DESIRE IT—A, F.- OF. L. OPPOSED TO ONE BIG UNION IDEA—STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN CENSURED iN RESOLUTION—WARNING   AGAINST COPYING THE FATAL RUSSIAN SYSTEM.

APPERLS TD UABR FOR NON-PRRTIGAN POLITICAL Pt AR   Gompers Also Would Urge Congress to Adopt League of Nations.   DECLARES THE ONE BIG UNION COULD NOT ENDURE      Address Which Was Greeted With Great Applause Came at Close of Monday's Session of Federation and Was in Reply to Canadians.

OF TREATY TO BE GNE ISSUE Chieftain Says People Are in Favor of Covenant.

TOMMIES RUIN EVE’S TREE   British Soldiers Climb Into the “Tree of Knowledge”—It Crashes to Ground.

ITALY FIRES ON CAPT. D’ANNUNZIO  MILITARY QPERATIONS ARE STARTED IN ETLIME.

FIGHTING AT FIUME MARKS TIGHTENING OF BLOCKADE RING   Italian Troops Massed About D’Annunzio Stronghold Open Rifle and Shell Fire.   POET PROCLAIMS DEATH TO ANY WHO SPEAK iL]   Rebellious Commander Issues Another Defy and Second Declaration of War.

DECLARES WAR AGAINST ITALY   d’Annunzio ‘Forbids Population of Fiume to Leave City

LY Ih STATE QF WAR   The Poet Warrier Declares State o War With His Government and Is Due For a Licking

City is Surrounded by Italian Troops and Defenders Prepare -for Attack   DOLP PLANNED BY D?ANNUNZIO FRUSTRATED BY ITALIANS   Proposed Action im Dalmatia lo Nullify the Rapallo Treaty

POET OD ANNUNZID QUES NEW DEF   Prociaims State of War Against Italian Government.   FIGHT TO TAKE FIUME OPENS   Italian Warships Shell the Insurgen Batteries on the Island of Veglia, Southwest of the Besieged City, Says Report.

ANY ONE-WHO SPEAKS AGAINST GABRIEL -D'ANNUNZIO IS LTIARLE TO RE SHOT iP

Italian General Plead. For Loyalty As Sailor. Desert To Join Rebe Standard.

Poet Rebel is Prepared to Carry on a Civil War.   MUTINY IN FORCES OF GOV’T ENCOURAGED   City of Fiume is Isolated By Cordons of Troops. .

IROOPS MASSED ON FIUME FRONT IN REPLY TO DEFI   Talk Against Poet Tx Be Punishable By Death He Warns.

ITALY OPENS ~ OPERATIONS OVER FIUME   Military Operations Begun Against D’Annunzio and : His Followers.   ITALIAN WARSHIPS OPEN FIRE   Gheli O’Annunzio Batteries on \siand of Veglia, Southwest of Fiume— “Mad Poet” Declares State of War With italy.

“MILITARY OPERATIONS HAVE : BEGUN NEAR FIUME,   THE TOWN ISOLATED   “DANNUNZIO CHOOSES WAN RATHER THAN ACCEPT  PREATY,   Ktaly Avparently Has Determined to Take Sueh Measures as May be Necessary (o  > Cocrce Rin.

POET-WARRIOR PROCLAIMS WAR AGAINST LATINS   Fiume Front Assumes War. like Appearance.   WIRES TO CITY CUT   Gen. Caviglia Issues Manifestos Urg ing Men to Give Evidence of Dis. cipline and Loyalty.

POPULATION ORDERED «TO KEEP WITHIN CITY   ITALIAN FLEET  SCOURING # GULF FOR REBEL RAIDERS:   ‘Veesels With Headquarters at Pola Are Keeping Up a . Constant Watch   ITALIAN TROOPS - ACTIVE   All Wires Into Fiume Cut, and _Barbed Wire Has Been  Erected at Front

D’ANNUNZI 10, AGAIN ~ PROCLAINS WAR   HROADS- AND RAILROADS .ON “PRUNE BRONTE TORN: U   FIUME CITIZENS HELD IN   ‘  D'Aonunzio PrSdaims n Siare of War ' With aly ania ‘Bhose Wha Speak » wAgainst, U'Anmunzty to Be Shot. °

FIUME.POET HAS PROCLAIMED. WAR EAS WH   cry. FLIGHT FOILED   Plan to Start Revolt Along  Dalmation Coast Is Whuarted.

aren epee are OO we      > ot " irs 3 cate : Railroad Tracks, Telephone Wires Lorn Up in Italian  War.

REAL WAR AGAINST D’ANNUNZIO OPENS   POET PROCLAIMS A STATE OF WAR BETWEEN FIUME AND IFFaALyY:   BLOCKADE IS CLOSE   Strong Cordon of Troops Hem in Fiume on Land Side, Fleet Scours Bay.   Military Work Along Boundary of “Regency of Quarnero” Paided by Troops.

WAR DECLARED BY D ANNUNZIG HEH TING BEGIN   ITALIAN FORCES BEGIN MILITAR) OPERATIONS AGAINST POET'S ESTABLISHMENT,

Frontier of “Regency of Quarnero” is Raided while Destroyer Shells Poet’s Battery on {sland of Veglia   INSURGENT ATTEMPT TO . SEIZE CANAL 1S FOILED

ITALIAN REBEL LEADER TO FIGHT   Proclaims State of War Between Fiume Government And The Italian Government   Orders Anyone Shot Speaking Against D’Annunzio.

Mail Order ‘Buying ‘Useless If Home Meérchants Stocks are Known      MERCHANTS AND GITIZEN OFFER CASH PRIZE FOR BEST “TRADE AT HOME LETTER”

POLICE SAVE LIVES IN BIG GOLD RUSH   Grub-Stake Ordinance of Old Yukor Gold Stampede Enforced tin Arberta.

SAVE LIVES IN GOLD RUS!   Police Precautions Taken In Hopi af Preventing Repetition of Tragedies in 1896.

TAP RAP RE 33  CLIGENIEN ofeih LIVES GF HEN IN THE FROZEN NORTH           a 9

BlG FLEET 10 PASS THIS CITY   Seven Immense Barges Ar Enroute From Dubuque to St. Louis.

SARAH. KIRBY BECOMES SECRETARY OF W.A. RAWLES   Former Head of Bureau of Correspond ence Study Accepts School of Commerce Position

MANY GAMES = FOR SATURDAY   FOOTBALL MACHINES WILL BATTLE IN MID-SEASON CONTESTS —OQOHIO AND ILLINOIS PLAY HARD OPPONENTS TOMORROW

BIG FOOTBALL BILL   ILLINOIS AND OHIO MEET SAT. URDAY FOR THE TITLE.   Nelther Has Been Defeated In Contests This Season.

COMMUNISTS SEIZE AND JRGANIZE LAIBACK   Sanguinary Street Fighting Reported in the Capital ot Carniola.

Lendon Globe Calls His Lateat Letter an Lraworthy and Uamanreriy Ovetbarst.

ASKS IF WILSON IS SICK OR WELL   London Globe Scores His Letter to Hitchcock   Sees Reason for “A Certain Degree of Sympathy for the U, $,”

“The Farmers’ Worst Enemy—Rats. The Farmers’ Best Friend— : Rat-Snap.”

“The Farmer's Werst Enemy — Rats The Farmer's Best Friend — RAt Snan ”

“The Farmer's Wrst Enemy — Rats Farmer's Best Friend — ~~ Ra®t-Saap.”

KANSAS NILLERS ORDERED TO KEEP THEIR MEN BUS)      Decision of Kansas Court {: Most Far-Reaching Under New Law.

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT RENDERS DECISION THAT FAVORS THE WORKING MEN

Factories Required to  Provide Work for Men   Kansas Industrial Court Declares EmploY¥yment Shall Continue for “Faithful and Skilled” Workers During Shut-Down, in Order to Keep Plant Organizations Intact

KANSAS INDUSTRIES. = MUST: KEEP: G00 MEI       il Court: Ik   AID TO “-FAITHEUL MEN

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT ACTION IS FAR REACHING   Judge Huggins Says no Hard and Fast Rule Can be Laid Down for Every Industry.

DUBLIN JUDGE SLAIN   ‘Alan Bell Is Shot to Death by Four Men.   ‘Official Who Presided Over Inquir) Into Sinn Fein Cash Taken From Car and Killed.

IRISH JUDGE IS SLAIN   FOUR MEN DRAG ALAN BELL FROM CAR AND KILL HIM.   Dublin Official Who Presided Over In. quiry Into Sinn Fein Cash Shot to Death.

MAGISTRATE SHOT DEAD IN DUBLIN STREE?   Alan Bell, Who Presided at Sinn Fein Bank Probe, is the Victim of an Assassin.

oe oe ae oie se se i ce i i i i i i i i i ee ee i ae  Last Minute News

DUBLIN JUDGE ‘SLAIN   ‘Alan Bell ts. Shot: to Death by : Four. Men. 4      Official: ‘Who Presided , Over Anquiry ‘tnte Sinn, Pain Cash Taken From* Car and Killed. 7

SINN FEIN, ~ TRIAL JUDGE IS MURDERED   DUBLIN JURIST SHOT DEAD, Ac. -GOROING!TO ADVICES JREACHING LONDON

IRISH MAGISTRATE SLAIN   Alan Bell Taken From Car By Arme «Men nod Shot fo Death.

ALLEN BELL KILLED IN FRONT OF MASONIC GLUE   SHOT DEAD IN STREET AT CLUB ENTRANCE   CONDUCTED RECENT  SINN FEIN HEARINGS

JUDGE OF DUBLIN IS SHOT TO DEATI   Alan Bell Is Shot to Death by Four Men.   Official Who Presided Over Inquir; Into Sinn Fein Cash Taken From Car and Killed.

DUBLIN IS SCENE OF ASSASSINA TON   Magistrate Who Presided Over In quiry Into Sinn Fein Dealings With Irish Bank Shot Dead.

MAGISTRATE BELL IS SHOT DEAD IN DUBLIN   Official Who Presided On Probe of Sinn Fein Dealings With Irish Banks, Is Slain Outside “Masonic Club This Morning.

Declares Johnson. Roosevelt and LaFollette Voters to Organize New Party   CALLS CONVENTION FOR CHICAGO NEXT JULY 10   Burleson Issues Statement De. fending Self from Arraignment of G. 0. P.

OLD SCHOOL: OF TR.TOACT 4   ROOSEVELT, LA FOLLETTE AND JOHN SON MEN 4 WILL BOLT yy. I

THIRD PARTY. TO SPRING UP   POLUVIG ar, BIRTH FIXED FOR ‘HICAGO JULY te,   AMOS PINCHOT TO SPONSOR IT   SAYS REPUBLICAN acTION HAS MADE PP NECESSARY,   Followers of Reosevelt, Johbnava and tLabWolictte Are Fereced into New lig oment—N>-rding Man Xaeers Show Activity.

“COMMITTEE. OF PORTY-EIGHT” Ia DCHIND CRUSADE!  rT Tr arncirtrns fr   OLD SCHOOL OF T.R.TOACT »   ROOSEVELT, LA FOLLETTE AND JOHNSON MEN WILL BOLT 7

AMOS PINCHOT HINTS AT NEW PARTY: BORA (5 ROT SATISFIED   Harding is “Ultra-Conservative’ Declares Johnson’s Mouth piece—Pledge Violated.

PLAN THIRD TICKET IN 1920 ELECTION   Convention to Take Place in Chicago July 10.  ry.) SS eee ee Ye a ae )=6—o ee am 2s eh

NEW PARTY TO BE FORMED.   Committee of 48 Claims Republicans Ignored Serions Problems,

HARDING PARTY IN WASHINGTON   Unexpected Arrival of Special Jas Before Midnight Finds Few to Welcome President-Elect   VISITS ELKS HOME   Promise to Boyhood Friend Is Re deemed in Eulogy to Departed Elks at Bedford, Va.

FN eA Ene Ree NET Sate ayes,  HARDING. IN WASHINGTON WITHOUT ANY RECEPTION

FINAL SESSION 66TH CONGRESS BEGINS TODAY   ‘Outstanding Feature Of Meeting i WIP'Be Attendance. Of Presi: dent-clect Harding,, Who Wil Answer Roll-Call, -.   WILSON’S MESSAGE. TUESDAY

CARSON REPLIES 10 LORD GREY   Leader Says Ulster is Not tc Blame for Civil War in Ireland.

GARSON OEFENDS = be NRIOTO  NO BLOODSHEL   Says She Is Not to Blame.for Fallure af Government Troaps to Preserve Order

SAYS ULSTER IS NOT TO BLAME FOR DISORDERS   Sir Edward Garson, Unionist Leader Urges Support of Bxecutive Bepartment.

Former Fiancee of Physician, Found Dead in Hi Office, Was: to Have Married Army Officer on New Year’s Day.

MYSTERY IN DEATH “OFGIRL UNSOLVE   CORONER'S JURY DOES NOT BE LIEVE DR. SCHOTT KILLED ASSISTANT.   TWO POINT TO SUICIDE   Two Other Jurors Believe 17-Year. Old Girl Was Murdered, While Others Are Uncertain.

Se ee ee  FAL TO REACH VERDIC   SURY UNDECIDED WHETHER GIRL'S DEATH WAS MURDER OR SUICIDE.

INDICT STEAMER AND OIL MEN   Aceused of Censpiring to Defraad  the Shipping Beard.

SENATOR HARDING FINDS FAVOR WITH PRESS OF GERMAN   Coolidge Boomed By Berlin Newspaper In Issue.

FINANCIERS MIX IN RED GAMPAIGH   _ Senator Says Trail of Bolshevists in  Nation Leads to Queer Places; Mer  High in World of Affairs Concerned  Says Solon; Senate Seeks Facts

TOWNS SHOW GAINS   Forty-four In Ohio Now With Between 5000 and 10.099 Marsiiatian

OF SAINT PAUI   Metropolis of Colorado Has : Population of 256,369— 20 Per Cent Gain.

POLICE OFFICERS “WITNESSES ' IN TEXAS PROBE OF WORK BY VILGILANTES

POLICEMEN CALLED IN / INQUIRY IN. LYNCHING   Gran@ Jury Summons Authorities tc Appear at Investigation of Fort a Worth Hanging

FOR DIRECT VOTE ON AMENDMENTS   Vermont Governor Would Preserve States’ Rights,   LIBERAL LOAN PLAN UP   Committee of Governors Utge Federal Reserve Advise Banks’ to Adopt a Generous Renewal Policy.

CALL TO PEOPLE ON AMEDNEMENTS   Governor Cleme™t of Vermont takes Stand   Green Mount®in State Executive Sees Too Much Centralization  Cooper Speaks on Subject,

URGES LOUISIANA TO GRANT SUPPRAGE   GOVERNOR COX’S OPINION MA‘ RESULT IN ENFRANCHISEMENT OF WOMEN.   Democratic Nominee Talks on Home Ownership-—Gives Good Object Lesson.   REMAINS AT CAPITAL

COLLEGE BOYS HELP ENTERTAIN    BAPTIST COLLEGE QUARTET AT  HOME OF REV. H. N. SPEAR   TUESDAY NIGHT.   EXCEPTIONALLY ENJOYABLE

uOLtEb. QUARTET AT ~ SOCIAL CLUB DINE   THANKSGIVING SOCIAT; FUNC. TION AT HOME ‘TCRSDAY "EVENING JS ENJOYAGLE. 

FRESH SCANDAL BOBS UP IN BASEBALL CHICAGO-PHI LADELPHIA GAME FIXEL

GUB-PHIL GAME ON TUESDAY WAS FIXED   President Chicago Nationals Says Guilty Players Will be Punished if Team Has to be Wrecked.

TELEGRAMS TELL OF FIXED GAME   ALEXANDER CALLED IN ANE OFFERED $500 BONUS TO WIN; HE LOSES

CHARGE CUBS — THREW GAME   Chicago President Starts ar Investigation.   HAD ‘‘DOPE” IN ADVANGE   Telegrams From Fans To!d Clut Head The Game Had Been . “Fixed.”

Charge Fraud In Cubs Game . With. Phillies; GamblingSharksGuilty   Thousands of Dollars. Wageret on’ “Doetored” Contest is Charge ~

BIG SCANDAL IN BASE BALL IS CHARGED      Chicago and Philadelphia Nation als Charged With Havin; Game Fixed For Benefit o' Gamblers.

CHARGE LEAGUE GAME “CROOKED”   CHICAGO GAME “FIXED” FOR PHILADELPHIA TO WIN CHARGE  Claim “Sharps” Laid Wagers on Adyance “Dope”—Mitchell of Philadelphia Denies Charges of Veeck.

CHARGE GROOKEDNESS IN PHILADELPHIA-CUB GAME: VEECK STIRREL   Rumor Says Cubs Threw Game and Gamblers Cleaned Up $50,000.

SAY BIG LEAGUE CAME WAS FIXED   Manager’ of Cubs Gives Out   ‘Telegrams in Evidence and   Orders Thorough In-' ywactiontion.

CUB-PHILLY GAME FIXED’ FANS CHARGE   Gamblers “Cleaned Up"! For tune. ingBetting Coup, ' ‘Veeck is Informed. «         CUB PLAYER HELD UP

Chicago Cubs Charged With Throwing Game   Great Sums of Money Wor All Over Country by “Thcoide Sharks”

DANIELS “TESTIMONY _ REVEALS NAVAL PLANS   Tells House Committee Why H Wants Big Navy If League Is Not Entered.   CANADA IS TO BUILD NAVY   Scretary Makes Remarkab] Statement Showing Disarm. ment Not Yet Possible.

BRETISII-WAVAL— PROGRAM GIVES CONCERN HERE   Washington Looks Askarice ai Colonial Warship Proposals. ~Miscounts: Disarmament

EUROPE SEEKS RUSSIAN FAVOR   MILLERAND AND LLOYD GEORGE LOOKING TO EAST;   SOVIETS FRIENDSHIPS VALUED   France and England Make Advances —Believe Bolshevists © Powerful and Destined to Control Russia Suspect European Intrigue.

History-Making. Diplomatic Struggle  Is Being Stag  ato Win Over Russia!

Premiers to Resume Commercia Relations With Soviet   PLAY PART IN POLITICS   Many. Statesmen Believe Natior Will Have Powerful] Backing

MILLERAND. AND LORGE JOCKEY FOR POSITIONS   Every Move of Premiers Viewed as Attempt to Improve Russian Status   LLOYD GEORGE GIVES UP CONTENTION ON TURKEY   LENINE “SITS TIGHT,” FEELING ASSURED RUSSIA WILL COME OUT ON TOP AS RESULT OF BICKERINGS,

GENERAL STRIKEIN GERMANY ISTIEING UP ALLINDUSTRIES   FOOD IS HARD TO) OBTAIN AS WATPERS AND COGKS SPRUCE —RAIL STRIKE IS ORDERED   ALLIES WATCH SITUATION   Representatives of Foreign Powers Keluse to” Peal With nevelutionists—Berlin Quiet as People Wari

FIGHTING OCCURS IN BERLIN; TRIKE (NV PROTEST GROWS   Will Determine Whether to Use Them Against Revolutionists if Allies Order Such Action.

SENTIMENT AGAING!   PUBLIC: OPINION FAVORS STREET BLILDING BE HELD UP.   tS Everything’ Points to Better Conditions Next Year.

SENTIMENT AGAINST   2 eg Ae * PUBLIC OPINION FAVORS STREET BUILDING BE HELD UP.         aversthing” Points to Better Cont. ons” Next Year.

INVESTIGATION = AGAIN TURNS TO  MISS WILSON’   Her Linyeric Was Found in Elwell’s Room—Authorities Refuse to Disclose Girl’s Real

THE HOWE oPECIAL   PUERDUR AND HOME ECONOMICS CLUL CO-OPERATING,   Evtension (Service For Parmer Shows Param Water System,

HOMESPEGIAL TRAIN 15 10 BE IN FOWLER   FIVE COACHES SHOWING MOD. ERN WATER AND LIGHTING PLANT HERE MARCH 30

DEMONSTRATION TRAIN      Showing Improved Water Systems for Farm Homes Will Be, in Hen dricks County April 14-15, ;

THE INDIANA HOME SPEGIAL TRAIN COMING   WILL BE IN WATERLGO FRIDAY MARCH 26   WATER SYSTEM FOR FARMS   Coaches of Train Equippedto Demonstrate the Home Conyeniences for the Modern Farm-—!it’s  Free for All.

BY A BOMB   PRAISE FROM GEN. FAYOLLE   French Gereral Says no Soldie: Was Better Than American in War.   Infernal Machine Caused Explo sion Which Killed 37 and Injured 200,   CALLS THEM  MAGNIFICENT   MONEY CENTER IS GUARDED   Leaves Paris for Cleveland, Where He Will Attend Convention of the American Legion—Plans Similar Body in France,   Morgan Bank and Treasury Building Badly Damaged—Property Loss Estimated at $2,500,000—Two Re. ported Warnings Received   BOMB EXPLOSION IN ITALY   Heavy Damage Is Done to the Stock Exchange at Genoa—No Casualties.

‘ITALY HAS BOMB EXPLOSION   Great Damage !s Done to the Stock Exchanoe at Genoa.

BOMB EXPLOSICN IN ITALY   ‘Heavy Damage Is Done to the Stock  Exchance at Genoa—No Casvaities.

ALL CHILDREN   Between Ages Of 14 And 16 Ou Of School On Permits Must  Attend One Afternoon.   IREPORT FRIDAY, SEPT. 17TH

SCHOOL AGE   WORKING ON EMPLOYMENT . CERTIFICATES, INSTRUCTRD   SPECIAL COURSE NAMED   Citizenship, Hygiene and Industrial Branches Each Friday Afternoon

TRAIN HITS AUTO; THREE DIE   Twentieth Century Limited Crashes Into Car From Alberta, Canada, in Indiana.

ARREST. ALLEGED - SWINDLER   Eacaped: Convict Spid - 40: Wave ete ig” Pac d ea

NAB ALLEGED SWINDLER   Escaped Convict Believed to Be Wanted in Georgia.

EASTER COMES = ON APRIL 4TH   RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL WILL BE  OBSERVED EARLIER THIS  SPRING THAN USUAL

RECKLESS PEOPLE FOMENT TROURL &   EW AMERICANS ARE LEFT IN SIBERIA

COAL PRODUCTION LIMITED.   Transportation Continues te Be Domi nant Factor in Problem.

NO MORE FLU REPORTS   Disease Has Rapidly Declined. End Epidemic Near.

SUPPORT LANSINI   Former President Declares Secretary of State Acted Within His Rights in Calling Cabinet Meetings.

LANSING HAS SUPPORT ~ OF SEVERAL STATESMEN iN FINAL QFFICIAL ACT

Public On Side Of Lansing—Taft   ONLY LIVING EX-PRESIDENT OF U. 8 SAYS THAT SECRETARY WAS ACTING WITH AUTHORITY IN CALLING CABINET MEETING

PROF, TAFT THINKS LANGING RIGHT IN CALLING CABINET!   DOES NOT BELIEVE ACTION IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES-—IS NOT AN ASSUMPTION OF POWER.

TAFT UPHOLDING LANSING ACTION   SAYS SECRETARY HAD WIGHT T CALL THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET TOGETHER.

NOT DISPOSED TO SURRENDER PONZI PROFIT!   Up to Date Allen Has  Had. but $2,000 Turned In.   NEW ARREST IS TO BE ASKED FOKk   Attorney General Re fuses To Name Party at Present.

TO SURRENDER PONZI PROFITS   Up to Date Allen Has Had: but $2,000 Turned In.   NEW ARREST IS TO BE ASKED FOR   Attorney ‘General Re fuses To Name Party at Present.

BRITISH ISLES   Pending Industrial War May Involve Triple Alliance of Mines, Rys. and Transport   WILL NOT ARBITRATE   Organization Heads Divided In Opinion As to General Shut Down and Public  Dewan Den Bonk

CHICAGO CANDY MAN ODIES   Charles F. Gunther, Founder of Big Factory, Is Victim of Flu. Pneumonia,

CHARLES F. GUNTHER 1S DEAD   Flu-Pneumonia Kills Founder of Great - CGandy.Makina Concern.

Further Credit  to Be Demanded “by the Farmers   Extension Is Necessary in Order to Save Crops From. Béing. Sold. at a Loss,

AT TORYO Si   Nobody in Japan Outside Of: ficial Circle Can Tell Ruler’s Condition   WAS PICTURE OF DEATH WHEN TAKEN FROM TRAIN   ROYALTY DIES ONLY WHEN TIME IS PROPITIOUS, AND   DEATH MAY OCCUR WEEKS  BEFORE ANNOUNCEMENT.

JAP MIKADO MAY BEDEAD SAYS REPORT   Japs.and Foreigners Think Announcement Is Being Withheld Officially,   ONLY INNER CIRCLE KNOWS REAL FACTS

LARGE PRODUCTION IN NORTH TEXAS   Several Wells Are in Gusher L is?   TESTS SHOW EXTENSIONS   Mexican Oil Exports for Mav Largest on Record—Increase in All Grades—Small Well at Panuco—Operations Increasing*in Mexico—California News-——Canadian Fields.

LARGE PRODUCTION “WW WORTH TEXAS   Several: Wells Are in Gusher List.    TESTS SHOW EXTENSIONS   Mexican Oil Exports for Max Largest on Record—Incrcas¢  - in All Grades—-Small Well ai Panuco-—-Operations Increas. ing*+in Mexico—Californis WNews-—Cenadian Fields.

BOLLING DENIES ACCEPTANCE OF ALLEGED BRIBI   Says He Never Heard of $40, 000 Offer Until Mentioned in Anonymous Letter

BOLLING DENIES ACCUSATIONS   Made Against ILim By TT. kK. Sands, Former Cashier of the Commercelal National Bank.

R. W. Bolling, Wilson's Brotherin-Law, Tells of Blackmail Threats.

JOHNSON LEADING IN" "MICHIGAN; NEW YORK AND WISCONSIN VOTE TODAY

ELECT DELEGATES 10 CONVENTIONS INS STATES TODAY   VOTERS WILE SELECT 114 RE PUBLICANS AND 146 DEMOCRATS TO ATTEND BIG MEETINGS   WOOD BACKERS CONFIDENT   Campaign Managers Willing to Stake Chances on “Uninstructed” Relegations — Situation fin New Vork is Clouded

REDS LAUNCH BIG DRIVE   Thrust Poles Bac kward Front of 72¢ Milés—-Take Famous Fortress.

ROVNO TAKEN BY REDS   GREAT FORTRESS IS CAPTURED BY THE BOLSHEVIKI.,   Poles Forced to Retreat When Soviet Forces Attack on 720-Mile Front.

REDS CAPTURE ROVNO   One of Triangle of Fortresses Lost by Poles.   Bolsheviki Open Attack on 720-Mile - Front—Polish Army Forced te Retreat.

IAN MACPHERSON MOVES READING HOME RULE BILL   House of Commons in Atmosphere of Tenseness While Guards Are Stationed at Westminster.

GUARD AGAINST SINN FEINERS   Precautions Are Taken at Westminster As Home Rule Bill Is Read.

IRISH BILL IS UP AGAIN   Home Rule Maasure Read Amid Atmosphere af Tenseness.

SORULES  ANDERSON TODAY   AGAINST MENERS AND OPKRATORS BY ELIMINA.TION PROCESS   Sustains Five of the Charges Against the Indicted Men, However— : In Federal Court

INDIANA JURIST HOLDS THAT TWO SECTIONS OF FEDERAL LAW ARE CNCONSTL TETION AL.      NDICTMENTS ARE QUASHED       section Forbidding Stuikes and Consto Limit Peeduction of saities is  C phelt In De ecishan.

JUDGE ANDERSON AUASHES: CHARGES   FEQERAL GOURTOEFICIAL RULES  naa  QN LEVER ACT   SECTIONS UNCONSTITUTIONAI   Decision Anulls Counts in Indictment Against Miners and Operators. Court Upheld Section Prohiblting Miners Strike.

INDICTMENTS AGAINST 125 MINERS PARFD   Federal Judge Anderson Rules That Lever Act is Class Legislation   Indictments Against 125 Miners Pared From 18 to Five Counts

LEVER STATUTE PARTLY Vom, COURT RULES   SECTIONS 4 AND 26 UNCONSTITU. TIONAL; 13 MINERS’ INDICT. MENTS QUASHED

Judge Anderson Quashe: 13 of 18 Counts Againsi Mine Workers-Operators   Caninnion OUnatfectod.

COAL OPERATORS ARE VICTORIUS      indictments Quashed by Judge Anderson in United. States Court at Indianapolis. .   LEVER. ACT. SECTIGNS:. VOIP.   Portions Cited as Class Legislation Permitting Farmers and Food Dealers to Hoard and Charge Excessive Prices.

RULES AGAINST TWO SECTIONS OF THE LEVER LAW   JUDGE ANDERSON DECLAREI SECTIONS FOUR AND TWENTY. SIX UNCONSTITUTIONAL,   In the Decision He Sustained a Mo tion to Quash Thirteen of the Eigh. teen Counts. Against 1235 Coal Miners.

Judge A. B. Anderson Declares Part of Lever Law. -Unconstitutional

“COAL INDICTMENTS      BHOX-OF PEQER: s eens a aT} :           PROSECUTION, OF COAL OPERA TORS AND MINERS” BE PUSHED ON FIVE IXD  ‘ERY pea oe

JUDGE RULES IN COAL MINE CASE         Says Two Sectiuns of Lever Act Arc v sconstitutioual—Five Counts

FOOD DEALERS AND FARMERS   May Hoard and Charge Excessive Prices

PARTS OF UEVEi LAW HELOUNY ALID   ANDERSON. RULING IN THE MINERS’ CASE. SUSTAINS HUGHES’ MOTION.

SECTIONS 4 AND 26 OF THE LEVER ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL   SO DECIDES FEDERAL JUDGE AN DERSON HOLDING 13 OF Is COUNTS INVALID   [LN INDICTMENTS AGAINST MIN. ERS AND OPERATORS FOR VIOLATING LAW

U.S, JUDGE DECLARES LEVER ACT CLASS LAW; SQUASH COAL CHARGES      Judge Anderson Sustains Motion to Squash Indictments Against 125 Coal Operators and Miners.

OPERATORS AND _ MINERS TO FACE TRIAL BY COUR’   DESPITE SUSTAINING OF MOTION TO QUASH COUNTS BY JUDGE A. B. ANDERSON   (By United a‘'ress)~

COURT IN SMASH OF LEVER AGT   Trial To Proceed Under Only a Part of the In dictment,

GOAL MINE MER WIN WN COURT   J. §. Judge at Indianapolis Quashes Tweive Counts.   LEVER ACT VOID IN PART   Jurist Refuses to Discuss Whole In dictment as Asked by Attorney Charles E. Hughes—Two Sections Heid Illegal.

Federal Judge Anderson Says It's “Arbitrary” and “Discriminatory.”   INDICTMENTS RESULT OF STRIKE DISMISSED   charles Evans Hughes Argued Case Testing Its Constitutionality,

go ny  AubGE Ae  ANDERSON DEC LARES “EW: SECTIONS OF THE’ LEVER ue AW Lg NC.     DNSTCUTIONAL,         SECTION NINE OF ACT ; » HELD TO -BE VALI        stions’ 4 and 26 Are Hela “Repug ant. To ‘Due Process’ Clause of , _ Fifth Amendment. 

Indictments Quashed by Judge Anderson in United States Court at Indianapolis.   LEVER AGT SECTIONS VOID   Portions Cited as Class Legislation Permitting Farmers and Food Dealers to Hoard and Charge Excessive Prices.

HULDS LEVER ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Judge A. B. Anderson Sustains Motion to Quash Counts 13 and 18 of Miners’ Indictments.   FIVE COUNTS HELD G000   Charles E. Hughes in Demurrer Contends Section 9 is Too General.

JUOGE ANDERSON ~ CRACKS LEVER LAV   DECLARES THAT SECTIONS FOUR AND TWENTY-SIX ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL

COURT HOLDS AW SAYS NO MINE STRIKE   JUDGE. ANDERSON UPHOLDS LAW AS. It HITS MINERS   Quashes Indietments Or Other Section; Sus tains Part.

THAT PARTS OF LEVER AGT ARI CLASS LEGISLATION   Judge Anderson Sustained Motion te Quash Indictments Against Coal Operators and Miners.

125 Coal Operators and. Miners May Yet Fac ace: Trial on Conspiracy Charge; Britain Ready to Reinforce Troops in Ireland; Blame For or Carranza’s Killing Placed on Herrero -

COURT KNOCKS OUT PORTIONS OF LEVER LAW   BUT SUSTAINS SECTION. 9, WHICH PREVENTS CALMING MINER. STRIKES AND "CLO6. DOWN MINES. ,

OSHA ‘HOR ACOWATSE COAL CASE   Federal Judge, Upholds Only Part .of Lever Law as Constitutional, - But Won’t Dismiss:the Suit.

ININTEEN OF EIGHTEEN COUNTS ARE RULED OUT BY JUUbE A. ANDERSON   Lever Law Is Given Severe Set Back By Fi of Indianapolis Jurist---Workers Score ~* Government Management. ety

THE LEVER ACT IS UNGENSTITUTIONAL   Sustains Motion to Quash Thirteer of Eighteen Counts in Indictment Charging 425 Coal Miners and  Operators With Violation of This Law.

ederal durist Hands Down Decision: Strike Indict ments Hot Dismissed a A  NAAT Is

Says Cities May Have To Go Gasless   Indiana Gas Manufacturer: In Quandary Over Gas Oil Famine.

FAMINE IN FUEL Ol HITS GAS COMPANIES   Produetion Of Artificial Ga:  May Be Practically Cut In Two It Is Declared.

RUECKERT MURDER IS PROBED.   Attempt to Gain Possession of Seer >t Process Believed Cause,

SEARCH FOR SYRIANS   Who May Have Killed Rueckert for His Secret

CHARGE SUGAR GOUGERS REAPED MILLIONS   Salt Take City Returns Indictment  Naming Many Prominent Utah fenders.

SUGAR BARONS. BANKERS HEL!   Profiteering of $9.a Sack Charge By Federal Prosecution in Se Lake Cases.

REPUBLICANS ELECT. “ae “Py REE ALDERMEN.      Republicans Elect Aldermen ti ‘Three Wards Whils Democrats Beg Win One. 27

PRAYS FOR RED REGIME   Invocation at Third Party Conven.   tion Asks Blessing Uron Soviet.

AHEAD PAROD THANKFUL FOR AUSS REVOLT   Charges In Prayer That G C P. Takes Orders From Wall Street.

HERBERT HOOVER TO 0 SPRAK IN KANSAS   Will Assress Farmers’ Organ:catiens in October on Cooperative Marketing

KILLED BY iNTERURBAN CAR   ‘Victim Was Trapped @etween High  Watis ef Snow Which Prevented Escape.

RAILROAD TIME: TABLE.   ' (Effective Sunday, : May 23, 1920) Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.  Zs 4s %..... @   C. A. & C. Railway Ri newth Brand

RAILROAD. TIME TABLE.   (Effective Sunday, May 23, 1920) Pittaburg, Ft. Wayne. & Chicago Ry. >. ast Bound

WOULD REOPEN AWARD.   Socretary Wilson Makes Report on the Cas! Situation’

IOWA MINE WAGE MEETING MONDAY   WORKING AGREEMENT WILL BE CONSIDERED THEN  Illinols Mine Owners Meet Today to Discuss Plan of Separate Agreement For That Field.

MINE: OPERATORS SEEK AGREEMENT FOR WAGE SCALE   lowa Miners Will Lay Demands Before State. Operators’ Committee: Monday.

DATE SET FOR (OWAMINER'S CONFERENCE   Cushing Fixes Day te Consider Working Agreement.

MAY SEND ARMED FORCES TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION   One County in Michigan That Believes Iteclf To Be Outaide Tne Law.

TO INVADE MICHIGAN   Arrest otf Police and Iron County Officers Who Forced U.S. Agents to Hand Over Confiscated Liquor Is Ordered.

FEDERAL AGENT LEADING POSSE. INTO MICHIGAN   Declares Officials In Mining District Defy Liquor Prohibition.   COUNTY OFFIGERS TAKE WINE FROM GOVERNMENT OFFICE!   Chicago Agent Will Lead Eighty Armed Men Against Revolters.

RAMED AIDES 10 QUELL Walon INSURRECTION   Michigan Prosecutor Lead: Revolt Against Enforce _ ment of Prohibition  eee

REVENUE AGENTS WILL CRUSH OUT WHISKY REVOLI   Director For Central States Will “‘Clean Up” Michigan.

ALL READY FOR FINAL BATTLE   Weather Unsettled Of Sandy Hook—Resolute Is Favorite

TENNESSEE HOUSE ~ STILL CONSIDERS REVOKING ACTION   Speaker Loses His Exclusive Right to Move Reconsideration of Vote

uULB  IBY READY TOPROLLA     RATIFICATION   Secretary of State Will Act on Suffrage Amendment Sneedil’.   INJUNCTION EXTENDED TO LEGISLATIVE CLERKS   Suffragists of Tennessee   Fight to Withdraw Injunc  tion Against Cer-. tification,

PROMPT ACTION Io PROMISED bY SEGRETARY COLB)   Will Issue Necessary Proclamation Immediately Upon Receipt of Official Notice.   WOMEN MAY REGISTER ALONG WITH THE MEN   Ratification Does Not Necessarily Mean the Convening of An Extra Session of the West Virginia State Legis. lature, Henry A. Nolte Says.

COLBY WANTING CN GOVERNOH   SECRETARY _F STATE IS READY TO COMPLETE HIS PROCLAMATION PUTTING SUFPRAGE INTO Kk. reir.   5 WAITING ON TENNESSE   Cannot Issue inal Prockamation Un. til Action et Tennessee Is © ertified to Him By Gevernor Roberts.—-Case Tied Up in the Courts.

COLBY READY 10 PROCLAIM SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN IS LAW   State Department At Wash ington Has Prepared Formal Declaration.   AWAIT OFFICIAL WORD  Certified Copy of Tennessee's Ratification Reported Forwarded.

House Still Has Power _ to Rescind Action Within Two Legislative Days.

PROMPT ACTION PROMISED ON RECEIPT OF OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION BY GOLBY

PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED BY “SECRETARY GOLBY   Awaits Notification of  Tennessee’s ; Action   ‘WOMEN PREPARE  TO ORGANIZE

- Don't Miss Haroly Lleyd in - CAPTAIN KIDD'S KIDS LeRose Theatre Sunday and Monday  B&Aae- Shfet® Barcmr 40 tmr *4

COLBY WAITSFOR TENN. [0 CERTIFY   THAT TECHNICAL FINAL STEP NECESSARY TO PERMIT WOMEN TO VOTE.

Secretary Colby Ready to Proclaim . Final Ratification of Amendment to _ Constitution Giving Women the Vote

COLBY READY T0 0. K. SUFFRAGE   PREPARED TO ISSUE PROCLAMATION ON RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF RATIFICATION.

SUFFRAGE NOW. PART OF CONSTITUTION.   State Department Chief Take: Prompt Action on Tennessee Ratification.

FINAL ACTION GIVES WOMEN SUFFRAGE   Suffrage Amendment Now Part of United States Constitution.

FACING SENTENCES IN JAN   Six Officials of Consumers Packing Company Found Guilty of Cefrauding Stockholders 

Ir. Finegan Urges Pennsylva nia History as Textbook Superintendent Evans : Elected President.

FINEGAN LAUDS SCHOOL ARTICLE   State History Planned as Text book to Be Studied By Pupils.   FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE   Children Will be Taught Record of Pennsylvania to be Compiled by the Teachers.

POLES DELAY PEAGE MEETING WITH REDS MOSCOW ANNOUNCES   Negotiations Not Resumed as Planned Because of Warsaw EmmissSaries’ Refusal   FRENCH DECLARE HARMONY WITH AMERICAN POLICIES      Note Phrased in Almost Identical Words Announces Colby

EDS DEC PEACE PARLEY   Break in Negotiations at Minsk is Laid at Door of Polish Delegates by Spokesman for the Soviet

COLLINS: LEAD OFFICERS FO ROLL OF $10 BILL   There was $23, 800 in Cache i Conneit Bluffs, Ta, Uncovered. t

MAIL CAR ROBBERY CASH IS RECOVEREL   Man Returned From Oklahoma it Connection With Robbery Reveals Hiding Place of $23,800,

COLLINS TURNS UP LOOT  Shows Federal Officers where $23, 800 is Hidden, . —In Doubt.

Violent Attack on Ismid, Asia Minor, _ Reaps Heavy Toll   Shells Fall in Town Causing Great Los: of Life ahd Property—Greek Troop: Advance

BRITISH WARSHIPS BOMBARD. TURKS   Thousand Killed in Attack: or Town: of Ismid,: AsiaMinor: ot

BOMBARDED BY BRITISH SHIP   It Is Estimated That One Thousand Turkish Soldiers Killed

BRITISH SHIPS FIRE ON TURKS AND KILL 1000  6   Violent Fighting is Reported   Raging in Asia Minor.   GREEK TROOPS CONTINUE ADVANCE   Turkey's Delegation to Sub mits Its Reply to Peace Terms Today.

BRITISH SHELLS TEAR HUGE HOLES IN TURK FORCES   Musselman Losses Ar: Placed At 1,000; Reply To Treaty.

BRITISH IN BOMBARDMENT OF TURKS LINE   WARSHIPS OPEN GUNS ON OTTO. MAN FORCES GATHERED

BRITISH SHIPS “BOMBARD TURKS * "IN ASIA MINOR   Report 1,000 Killed as Shell: ‘Drop... Into. Trenches  Paes me eee

TURKISH LINE AROUND ISMID, 100 REPORTED KILLED. ._   Violent Fighting Continues —Shells Fired by Turkish Nationalists Artillery Fall in the Town.

BATT LOH WAROHIPD BOMGARD TURK on TROOPS AT (SMIL   Estimate 1,000 Turks Killed in Violent Fighting. Between Moslems and Allies.   GREEKS MEET WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION FROM ENEMY   Troops Movement Designed to Frustrate Offensive by Nationalist Forces,

RRITISH BOMBARD TURKS.   Reports From Ismid Say Fighting is Violent ‘Phere,

BRITISH WARSHIPS  BOMBARD TURKS   Fire Inflicts Heavy Losses On Lines Stretched Around Town of Ismid.

BRITISH GUNS TRAINED ON TURKS   Warships Bombard Ottoman Lines at Ismid, sess   HEAVY GARUALTIES. RESUL}   Reports From Athens Estimate That 1000 Nationalists Were Killed, _ Greek Armies in Drive,

THOUSAND TURKS ARA KILLED   BRITISH WAR SHIPS HAYE. BEBN VIOLENTLY SHELLED. ~      WAR DOGS ARE LOOSE:   TRE EXPECTED COLLISION. BE TWEEN BRITISH AND TURKS.   E . . The Flame! of ‘This New War  ‘Seems Linble to Involve   France and. Greece,

WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS HUB MAN © AND HIS WIFE   Lodging House in South End Scene of Tragedy Early Today.

POLITICS IN. CHICAGO   Officials Find Proof of Ballot ‘Bok Stuffing.      id Thirty-Orie Voted Precinct Rolls Carried Only 302 Nanies.           Whe

POLITICS IN CHICAGO   Officials Find Proof of Ballot Box Stuffing.   Two Hundred and Thirty-One Voted Where Precinct Rolls Oarried Only 202 Names.

PROBE CHICAGO VOTES    SIGNS OF BALLOT BOX STUFFING ARE FOUND.   Two Hundred and Two Registered ir Precinct—231 Ballots Are Cast.

CARRIER ASKS FOR REDUCED RATES   UNUSUAL PROCEDURE IN THESE DAYS OF ASCENDING PRICES AND HIGHER RATES.

haplication of Express G0. Yo Gut Rates on Perishable Truck is Approved by 1. C. 6

REDUCED BATES. PERMITPED,   Commerce Com tlesion Has No Objece tien to Expres Company Pliage

LOWER EXPRESS RATES APPROVED; AFFECT ALL REFRIGERATED G000°   LOWER RATES APPLIED TO SHIP MENTS FROM SOUTHWEST , TO EASTERN STATES,

Company Given Permission To File New Schedule For Berries, * Melons and Vevetables. ‘

LOWER PRICES NOW THE RULE   Tendency Downward, Except for Rert and Fwel.

SWITCHMEN IN CHICAGO OUT: TIE-UP LOOMS   “Illegal,” Says Lee. 1,000 Rail Men at Columbus Quit.

CLEVELAND WINS FIRST OF SERIES   Crowded Stands at Brooklyr See Opener of Baseball Championship.   TEAMS GET FIVE HITS EAC   Stanley Coveiskie, the American League Club’s Great Pitcher, Baffles the National League Champions—Marquard Faiis to Laet,

BRUOKLYN TEAM DROPS Flniol GAME   Cleveland Wins the Opener of the World’s Series.   BIG CROWD SEES GOOD PLAY   Each Team Gets Five Hits—Coveleski the Indians’ Pitcher, Baffles the National League Champions— Marquard Taken Out.

CHEDIT NEEDED FOR LIVESTOCK WEN, AND   INDUSTRY IS OD ROCKS.   RANCHERS ARE FORCED 70 SELL YOUNG HERDS.

ne eee nm me Anes  OTOCKMEN URGE PREFERRED LOANS   Herds Are Being Depleted by Enforced Marketing, Bankers Told.

Baltimore Police Can’! Make Arrests for Alleged V olstead Act Violation:

NO POWER TO ARREST VOLSTEAD VIOLATOR’   Attorney General Says Baltimore Police Cannot Legally Make Arrests for Violation of Act.

DAVIS ACCEPTS HONOR   Would Not Refuse Nomination for Presidency

NOMINATION (5 NOT SOUGHT BY DAVIS   Ambassador to Great Britain, However, Accepts Honor Bestowed Upon Him by the Democrats of West Virginia.

BRITISH MEMBER OF COMMONS ARRESTED   Lieut, Ool, Cecil Malone Charged With Making Sed tious Utterances; Out on Bond..

n Man Tells Story Of filling of Frances South jt Revival Meeting   ys70R CALLS FOR sINNERS TO REPENT   vhen Miller A pproaches Af. ter He Shouts Tale That startles Congregation

MAN CONFESSES TO KILLING GIRL   Harry Miller is Alleged to Have Admitted Horribie Crime   ADENA GIRL WAS VICTIM   Reveals Mystery While Attending Church Revival Service

2 Man Confesses At — Revival He Killed Cie _ Police Investigate. Stery

Question to be Submitted is Whether the People of LeMars Wish to En. dorse the Contract Made by the City  Council.

RESTS WITH VOTERS   SPECIAL ELECTION To BE HELD LE MARS TODAY   WOMEN MAY VOTE ON PROPOSITION   Question to be Submitted is Whether the Pecple of LeMars Wieh to En dorse the Contract Made by the City Council,

vention Called to Order a Noon By Vice Chairman Kremer.   BUGLE INSTEAD OF GAVEL         ‘Tamevauion Introdaced to Sileace the joey Detegates at Opening of Sex ¢ Prenibttios Costinues, to be Chint Bone of Contention,

ANOTHER “BIG THREE” FIGHT NOW EXPECTED   McAdoo, Palmer, Cox Lead in Race for  Nomination

COUPLE KILLED NEAR ALLIANCI   Marlboro Man And Wome Die When Train Wrecks Automobile

TRYING TQ COMBAT SOVIE   ttalian Manufacturers Meeting 7 Devise Ways to Hold Onto Their Own Plants.

ITALTAN LABOR INSISTS ON PLANT MANAGEMENT   OWNERS OF PLANTS ARE IN SES. SION TO DECIDE ON MEANS OF COMBATING LABOR CON.  wigpaat

TTALY SEUE MORE PLANTS   Movement Extends to the Peasantry. Sicilian Landlords Being Driven Out   PAPER MONEY ISSUED BY REVOLTING EMPLOYES   SOCIALIST LETTER TO RED GUARDS NEAR NAPLES STRENGTHENS BELIEF ROT, SHEVIKE BACK REVOLUTION

FACTORY MEN OF ITALY IN BIG SESSION   Work Out Methods oO Getting Plants From the Rioters.

MANUFACTURERS IN ITALY MEE   To Discuss Selzuré of Factories By Workimen.

COMMUNIST FIGHT IN ITALY SPREADS   Government and Manufacturers Take Steps to Combat Labor Control.

THE WEEK’S WEATHER GENERAL SUMMARY OFFICIAL REPORT   RAINS COVER STATE--BEN EFIP CORN—THRASHING DELAYED

RAIN HELPED CORN   cool WEATHER AND SHOWERS START VEGETATION   NEAR FROST IN SOME SECTIONS   Warm Month Needed to Give Corn Chance to Mature.—Rains Were Ex. cessivé in Some” Sections While ‘Others Were Too-Dry.

BENNY LEONARD WINS   Lightweight Champ Administers Drub: hing to Challenger,

CHICAGO STRIKE “AFFEGTS NATION   SITUATION SERIOUS— SYMPATHY STRIKE WAY BRE CALLED   10,000 WORKERS OUT   No Live Stock Being Shipped — tnte City 100,000 Workers Out Un * less Settlement is Immediate

MEAT SHORT#GE MAY FOLLOW CHICAGO STRIK   And That Is Not All, Prices Ave Bound to Soar, Declares Prominent Packer.

LIST AUTO RACES FOR COUNTY FAu       TW At NOUS tbe THE SPORE LT AVE BERS CON. TRACTED Fate      REAL SPEED EVENTS   Boren & Drew. of Rars CH Rese Contract fer Votting en Auo         Seven Entries WW be Furniss Each Day—-Drivets With Speed Records

LIST AUTO RACES VOR COUNTY FAL   EWO AFTERNOONS OF THE SPORT. BAVE BEEN CONTRACTED FOR   REAL SPEED EVENTS   Bowen & Drew of Karsas Cit: Have Contract fer Puiting on Auto Ruces   Seven Entries Will be Furnishe«: Each Day—-Drivets With Speed Records

AIK HARDING 10 ALTER HIS PLAN   Front Porch Campaign Not Pleasing to/Some  SWING AROUND CIRCLE   With Speeches in Principal Cities of Middle West in Order to Get in Personal Touch with People is Desired by Many Party Leaders—Busy Weel Ahead

Senators and Others Oppose Front Porch Campaign Plant Think He Should Get in Touch with Voters

HARDING S PLAN 15 OPPOSED BY SOME   Leaders Favor “Swing Around the Circle.”   WANT SPEECHES IN WEST

REQUEST HARDING: TO TAKE STUMP DURING. CAMPATCN   Republican “Caididate Had Planned: To Spend ‘Most Of His _Timé At Home Speaking . To Delegaroanc   MAKE PHONOGRAPH RECORD

SENATORS WANT HARDING TO TOUR THE COUNTR'   Believe He Should not Devote His Entire Time to “Front Porch” Speech Making.

Civil War Threatens As Workers Refuse to Give New Government Support

‘FRANCE WILL REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE VON KAPP   ‘Paris Fears the Reactionary Coup Will Throw Germany Into Rlondy Civil War.

MANY ARE KILLED IN DISORDERS   rity Reported Dead After Forces Clash at Kiel

BLOODY CL WR MAY FOLLOW GERMAN STRIFE      ue = * ‘Wiserders ‘at-Kiel and Frankfort Show that Nation Is Ripe for Serious a -Treuble Mw   EN PLAN TO DOUBLE THE TROOPS   _ War: Office to: Send Three ‘Army Corps to Weis Baden, Neuste : 7 mudd Bonn

Twenty Killed and Two Hundred Wounded at Frankfort. France—Will Not Recognize German Government Not Approved by Deposed Ebert Followers

The Enterprise Cash :: and :: Carry :: Prices   BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS RIGHT—IT WILL ONLY BE A SHORT TIME TILL WE WILL BE COMPELLED TO ADVANCE THE PRICE ON ALMOST EVERY ITEM IN THE GROCERY LINE

HEAVY FIGHTING — DOWN IN YUCATAR   —FO  MEXICAN RADICALS ARE HOLD. ING REFERENDUM VOTE ‘T0ODAY ON GENERAL STRIKE

MEXICO.REDS START TROUBLE ; AT CAPITOL   REVOLUTION HAS RESULTED IN 158 DEATHS TO DATE—GEN.  ERAL LABOR STRIKE  ‘ FEARED

FIFTEEN DIE IN YUCATAN RIOTS   STRIKE IN PENINSULA ASSUMES SERIOUS ASPECT

150 PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN. - YUCATAN RIOTS      “Goverment Sends Treas to Quel Disiuvionces iu Several oy   COMMUNISTS WOULD      Socialists Make Appearance With Demands fir a Suvbed enum iiieht

FIGHTING IN YUCATAN COSTS 158 AS TOLL   Socialists and th e Liberals Wage Many Battles

MEXICO MENACED BY SOCIALISTS   SOVIET IN OPEN WARFARE IN STATE OF YUCATAN   GOVERNMENT. SENDS TROOPS   One Hundred and Fifty-Eight Lives Have Already Been Lost in the Sporatic Clashes Between Faustions

Over ° 150 People Have Been Killed in Fights — » Between Factions:   IN STATE OF YUCATAN   The Mexican Government Rushes Troops — Socialists and Liberals At It

SUMMUNT PLAN Lo FOR COVIETISM   GOVERNMENT SEND TROOPS TO MERIDIA TEKATO AND OTUL   ‘Effort Made to Bring ) About General we Strike.  ]

Bands Shouting ‘Viva la Republica Soviet’ Attack Liberals in Yucatan   GOVERNMENT SENDS _ BODY OF 600 SOLDIERS   SOMMUNISTS WILL VOTE ON GENERAL STRIKE IN FEDERAI DISTRICT, WHICtt MIGHT BECOME, NATIONAL

158 LIVES LOST IN MEXICAN FIGHT   Soclalists aud Liberclys Are At War in State of Yucatan 604 Troops Sex,

REPUBLIC + FACES CIVIL WAR   Severe Battles Between Socialists and Liberals Waged, ,   GENERAL STRIKE ALSO LOOMS   Government Rushes Troops in Attemnt te Quel! Fichting,

American League “Loyal Five’ To Place Teams in Three Rebel Cities

NGHTING ID SLVERE; [08 DEAD  Mexican Socialists On  Warpath STRIKE IS URGED  Government Soldiers In Yucatan   Mexican Socialists On  Warpath

SOCIALISTS AND AND LIBERALS ARE FIGHTING IN MEXICO   ONE HUNDRED FIFTY - FIGHT LIVES LOST IN PROVINCE  aise un —

Scores of Lives Have Been Lost in Yucatan State   Turmoil May Spread Very Shortly to Capital of  Mexico

YUCATAN RIOTS ASSUME vs .. SERIOUS PROPORTION   Mexican. Government Rushe: +Etoops to, Endangeret Dis trict to Quell Fighting.         CONSULS MAKE DEMAND:

GQVERIMENT RUSHES SOLDIERS:  cena  “= TO QUELL YUCATAN REVOLUTION

NEW TROUBLE BREAKS OU]   CIVIL WAR STARTS IN YUCATAN —ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY: EIGHT LIVES ARE LOST ALREADY.

TROOPS MOVE UN EDS IK YUCATAN   158 Die In Riots Followins .: Move for General .  Strike

IL WAR RAGES  IN MEX. PROVING!      Socialists and Liberals in Yucatan Engaged in Bloody Fiehtine.

Socialist Revolt In Yucatan, Mex., Becomes Serious   Federal Troops Sent to Preserve Order as Communists Tr to Start Soviet Republic-— General Strike Is Urged on Linians in Canital.

Government AdmitsStrike Situation Sericus; Threatens to Paralize Mexico City   SEO AEE ALE  Vera Cruz Dock Workers Refuse Arn istice; Communist Federation Is Voting on Strike Question

WOOF! WOOF! HOOF! HOOE!   PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY SAYS MAN 1S HEADED FOR NO-TOE STAGE

TAXI DRIVER NEAR DEATH FROM FIGHT   Battled Three Men To Save Money Belonging To Firm.

TAXI DRIVER IS aril BY THIEVES   Charles Peters Found With Two Bullet Holes in Body: Says Black and White Bandits Shot Him.

DEMAND SAME. PAY AS MEN   British Women - Government ‘in ° - Ployees Carry Red Tape:  Le ‘flendon March.

FARMERS’ LORNS DULL THI YEAR   Up to Supreme Court to Re lieve an Unhappy Condition.

FARM LOAN ACT TIED Up   Nothing Doing Ut ntil Sepreme (Court fan Decide Oa Validity.

NO WAY HAS BEEN FOUND TO AID FARM FINANCING   Farm Loan Bureau Must Remain Tied Up Pending Decision of Suit by Supreme Court.

HWE WAS A. DIPLOMAT.   Youngster Showed Shrewdness Manipulating a Robbery.

ti WAS A. DIPLOMAT,   Youngtér, Shoived Shrewdness  Manipulating a Rebbery.   P

FREIGHT BLOCKADE  CLEARED BY LOAN PDANTEN TA PAANS   neocon ne  INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ACTS TO . MET TRANSPORTA RTs ERY RTI   BUY MORE CARS   Millions of  Revolving Fum Granted .to Purchase Eauipment. :

1. C. C. Taking Steps to Relieve Traffic Congestion; Car Service Rules Hit.    RAILROAD HEADS THINK SITUATION WILL IMPROVE   20,000 Box Cars. Are Ordered to Western ‘Field; Coal Cars Sent East.

TO UNTANGLE FREIGHT   Interstate Commerce Commission Makes Important Rulings

INTERSTATE COMMISSION FORMULATES ALL PLANS TO BREAK THE EXISTING CONGESTION IN NATION

A FREIGHT BLOCKADE   The Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Is Making Every. Eifort-to Get Thingy Ironed Out.

KILLED AT HORSESHOE FALLS   Five Tona of Reck Drop on Bridget Leading to Cave of the Wieds. eet

Rock Stide Kills 3 in Cave Under Falls at Niagara   Bridge Splintered by Huge Mass ' of Shale

KILLED AT HORSESHOE FALLS      Five Tons of Rock Drop on Bridge Leading to Cave of the Winds.

Speaker Declares Treaty Question Transcends Partisan Issues This Fall   REACHES MINOT TONIGHT   First Stop Made at Grand Forks and Rear-platform Speeches Scheduled Along Way

GOVERNOR COX UAMPAIGNS IN NORTH DAKOTA   Next President in Speech Today Scores ‘‘Senatorial Oligarchy.’’   \SENATE LEADERS ARE IN CONSPIRACY   Democratic Candidate Says Harding is Errand Boy  of Senators.

ISSUES AT STAKE MORE VITAL THAN PARTY LINES--COX   Democratic Nominee In North Dakota On  Western Swing.

NEGRO BISHOPS  WILL BE NAMED   RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TWO MADE BY COMMITTEE   Advise Abolishing Office of Mission” ary Bishop At Methodist Confer ence in Des Moines,

TWO NEGRO BISHOPS WILL BE ELECTED   Methodist Decide To Place Them In Charge Of The Negro Churches.

MACSWINEY iS REPORTED WEAKER   LORD MAYOR OF CORK REMAINS BRIGHT, HOWEVER.

MacSWINEY’S END SEEMS NEAI   Unable to Speak to His Sister at 8 Last Night   Brixton Prison Officials Say Lord Mayor Is Extremely Weak

TERENCE MACSWEENEY VERY MUCH WEAKER   Unable to Speak -to His Sister When She Left Brixton Prison Last Evening.

APPEALS TO RELEASE M’SWINEY GET COLD HEARING IN ENGLANI   U. S. Labor Candidate Intervenes — Irish Riots Continue.

BRITISH WILL NOT RELEASE MACSWINEY      ‘Gov’t Will Adhere to Former Irish Policy’  —Greenwood, /

M’SWEENEY WEAKER AND IN CONSIDERABLE PAIN   Noted Specialist Certain Hun ger Striking Lord Mayur is Receiving No Nourishment.

EDITOR FISHBURN, OF ‘EPHRATA, HERE FOR . BASKET BALL GANG   MIKS RANNIE SNAURT A.

ALSUP TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE IN NEFF CRIMINAL LIBEL SUN   Editor Declares He Had No Intention to Do Injury.

NEFF WITNESS : IN LIBEL SUIT   DENOUNCES THOSE WHO IN SISTED HE WAS BORN 1872 AFTER ERROR SHOWN

PONZ PROFEERS Ald ANGOVERNMENT PROBE   BOSTON FINANCIER SAYS.HE MAY NEVER DISCLOSE FORMULA FOR RICHES.

FEDERAL’ AGENTS GOIN G OVER ils OF PONT THE MAR WHO HAS PAID TAVESTORS 50 PER CENT

BRYAN URGED TO KEEP SILENT   Told to Let Well Enongch Alone On Prohibition.

RAN THROUGHOUT: THE PAT   sr Kad of Madixon  County Land. Case Not Weuched: at Press 4

RAN THROUGHOUT THE DAY.   Rad of Madison County Land Cas Not Reached at Press Time.

VILLA SHOWS HATE FOR U. S.   Former Bandit Says He Is Ready to Fight the American Gringos.

Villa Would ‘F ight lo Death’ Any Attempt By U.S. to Enter Mexicc

a  HATRED FOR NORTH AMERICANS   Villa Saye He Ie Prepared to Fight Them to the Death.

SPENT HAPPY DAY AT WOODLANDPARK      THOUSANDS ENJOYED CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH VESTERDAY    A PATRIOTIC ADDRESS   a iain enamine cae a. The “Declaration” Has Inspired All Generations of Amerieans, Says Huffman   American Legion Won from Vinland in a Close Fought Ball Came in Afternoon

THOUSANDS ENJOYED CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH YVYRCTEFRDAY .   A PATRIOTIC ADDRESS   —_— as  The “Declaration” Has Inspired ‘All Generations of Americans, Says Huffman -   American Legion Won from Vinland in a Close Fought Ball Came in Afternoon

BERT HA MURRY ASKS COURT FOR DIVORCE   Says Her Husband Struck Her Knocking Her Down—She Works at Indianapolis Now.

NEED CHECK ON COAL PROFITEERS   Daniels Would Continue Leve Act to Insure Navy a Coal  Supply

WANTS LEVER ACT CONTINUED   secretary Daniels Says It Is Necesearw ta. Kaem Neawoao Pwrieesn.

TALIAN PLANTS: 60 BACK TO. OWNERS   Owners Find Great Waste of ‘Materials and Coal Reserves Exhausted, After Inspection Of Plants on Evacuation by Workers, ~

INQUSTRIAL PLANTS OF ITALY ARE RETURNED 10 OWNERS BY WORKMEN   GREAT WASTE OF WATERIALS REPORTED AS RESULT OF  THEIR OCCUPATION,

WORKMEN HAVE GIVEN UP PLANT   Arms and Ammunition Were Concealed in Private Homes

PLANTS TURNED BACK IN ITALY BY THE WORKERS   Trenches Are Filled and Barbed Wire Entanglements Are Torn Down   GREAT WASTE IS FOUND!   Owners Assert Workmen Usec Five Times as Much Coal as Necessary

BIG COMPANIES PASS DIVIDENDS   Cudahy Packing Co. and Na tional Cloak and Suit Co. Among Them.

CUDAHY PACKERS PASS A DIVIDEND   First Time Since Reorganization of Company It Has Failed to Pay Regularly.

HARRY SPANELL GOES CLEAR   Jars Deliberates Two Hours and Retarne Verdict of Acquittal.

HARRY J, OPANELL FREED BY A JUR   JURY AT BROWNWOOD WAS OUT TWO HOURS CONSIDERING CASE.   PLEADED FORMER JEOPARD   Jury Did Not Pass on His Guilt Or Innocence—Had Been Under Cloud for Past Three Years.

HARRY SPANELL FREED BY JURY   THIRD TRIAL POR KILLING OF ARMY GEFPFCER Is ENDED

Impairment to Arm and. Leg Is Gr adnay Disappearing ‘Report * Of Dr. Young.

ADMITTED. WILSON SUFFERED STROKI   Eminent Physician Called into Con sultation on. Executive's. Case in Statement Says Wilson Had Blood Clot on Brain.

DOCTOR DISCUSSES WILSON’S HEALTH   DR YOUNG SAYS THE PRESIDENT Is ORGANICALLY SOUND AND . MENTALLY VIGOROUS

OR ee ere ene  Baltimore Physician Gives Ou Statement of President Wil  ee Mea ghd sman

Finally Explained By Dr. Young   s Return Attack—Suffered From Cerebral Thrombosis   The President's Illness

WILSON ILLNESS DETAILS TOLD BY DOCTOR   President’s Left Arm and Leg Were Affected, But Surgeon Says Brain Power Not Abated

THE PRESIDENT’S CONDITION IS SAID TO BE VERY GOO   Physician Says His Brain Power and Vigor of Mental Processes Are Not Abated. —

LEFT ARM AND Lb DF PRESIDENT WERE (SELES IN ILLNESS   MIND NEVER AFFECTED, IT’S SAID—HE IS RECOVERING AND THERE IS HOPE HE’LL BE BETTER THAN EVER SOON

PRESIDENT’S CONDITION SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   Mental Vigor “Simply Prodigious,” Declares Consulting Physician.

TELLS FACTS OF WILSON'S ILLNESS   No Cans» for Uneasiness As He Is Stronger In Many Ways Than Refore Hiness,

REFUTES RUMORS OF DISABILITY OF PRES, WILSON   Suffered With Cerebral Thrombosis hy October Which Affected Left Side, But Is Improving

Baltimore Sun Prints Interview With Physician Attending President.   DR. HUGH H. YOUNG SAYS HE’S O: K. NOW   Chief Executive Able tc Handle Affairs of State With Vigor, Medic Savs.

DOCTOR AEGLARES WILSON NEARING TOTAL RECOVERY   ATTENDING PHYSHCLAN ISSUES STATEMENT REGARDING PRESIDENT’S HEALTH

WILSON’ HEALTH BETTER NOW THAN BEFORE ILLNESS   ATTENDING PHYSICIAN ral ge PRESIDENT. IN: MANY IN BETTER SHALL THAN BEFORE   MENTAL VIGOR PRODIGIOUS   His Mind Has Been Active at A Times aud He is Rapidly Assuming Larger Burdeus—Look for Complete Recovery

ONS PRESIDENTS MIND UNAFFECTED   Attending Physician Issues Statement.

WILSON’S ILLNESS Mis TEACH   President in Better Shape Now Than Before His Break-Down

PRESIDENT WILSON ~IN FINE CONDITION   Mental Vigor “Simply Prodigious," Declares Dr. Young, of  Inhne Hankins

WILSON IS NOW PHYSICALLY FN   BALTIMORE CONSULUTING PHYSE (IAN SAYS THERE 38 NOTH. ING TO CONCEAL.   DETAILS MAY NOW BE TOLD

DOCTOR DISCUSSES      Is  GRGANICALLY SOUND AND .  Sah  MENTALLY VIGOROUS

MALLORY STEAMOH!?D TO RESUME SERVICE NEW YORK-GALVESTAR   WILL BE CONTINUED AS LONG AS  TRAPFIC WARRANTS, COMPANY INFORMS GOVERNOR,

GOAL MINERS 10 ASK HIGHER PAY   District Conference in Kansa City Wednesday Will Set Wage Scale.

COAL MINE WORKERS ASK WAGE INCREASE   Union Representatives of Fou States to Meet Operators in Conference on Wednesday.

COAL MINERS ASK WAGE INCREASE IN FOUR MORE STATES   Will Speak for Same Wages Those in Indiana Want, Their   President Asserts   INDIANA MINERS 5 PAY NO ATTENTION TO STEWART   Only One Mine in That Territory Reported Resumed Operation since His Order

ARMED CITIZENS - CHASE ROBBERS   Foil Effort to Loot Bank a ~ Ringgold.

CITIZENS HUD! DAD GANG Ut BANK RUBBERS   RAID ON MONEY INSTITUTION A RINGGOLD, TEXAS, ENDS DisASTROUSLY TO BANDITS.

BANK ROBBERS AT RINGGOLD ROUTED BY TOWN CITIZENS   Bandits Escape in Fusillade But Plan to Rob Bank Frustrated.

TUMULTY, U.S. CONSUL AND OTHERS INVOLVED   Captain William Chambliss Bares Amazing Story of Graft and Pillage by Administration Favorites..

Captain Exposed Graft ~ Then Lost His Shi   ‘Congressional Committee Hears Fron U. S. Shipping Board Commander How It Was Done at Rio Janeiro.”

NEW POLITICAL PARTY FORMED   Coalition of Many Groups Brought ~ About at Chicago Convention.   R. Mi. LA FOLLETTE MAY LEAD   Ford’s Boom Collapsed When He Ar nounced That Platform Was Too “ Radical—T> Be Known as Farmer-Lahor Party.

48 PARTY. WIL BOOM LAFOLLETTI   Generally Believed the Senator . Will Be Nominated.   MAY BALK AT RED PLANKS   ‘Henry Ford: Announces Platform Too ; Radical! and Closes Headquarters —Coalition of Many Groups Finally Completed.

POLES BEING FORCED BACK   REDS TAKE MINSK FROM THE POLES   THIRD PARTY FORMED AT CONVENTION   Official Moscow Message Says Russians Occupied Tow” on July 11,   Coalition of Many Groups Brought  About at Chicago Convention.   GAPITAL MENACED BY RUSS   R. M. LA FOLLETTE MAY LEAD   Americans and Other Fereigners in Warsaw Consider Fmergency Pians in Event Bolsheviki Peril City.   Ford’s Boom Collapsed When He An. nounced That Platform Was Too Radicai—To Be Known as Farmer-Labor Party.

LITTLE FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY _ I “ Lost AND SPENDS . NIGHT: . OUT OF DOORS. ;

STANLEY. STAPLETON nie TAKEN TO: WAUPUN   MILWAUKEE MAN FOUND GUIL. TY OF TWO SERIOUS CHARGES “TAKEN TO.STATE PRISON. ©

GOV. SAYS MEN SENT TO PEN TO GRATIFY JUDGE OR ATTORNEY’S AMEITION

WO GONCTLIATORS SENT TO MiG BY LABAP HEPARIN ENT   Government Making Effort to Avert Threatened Strike of Coal Miners.   ABOUT TWENTY MINES ARE AFFECTED BY ORDER   Six Thousand Men Told to Quit Work Today, but Instructed to Leave Sufficient Number on Job to Insure Protection of All Mining Property.

Subscribe for the News.   What Mrs Brenninger,of New York” Savs About Rat Poison

TALY PLANS TO OUST DARNUNZI   Troops Are Being, Prepared For Very Hard Task Which Perhaps. Means Fighting the ‘Fiume Gartison.—-Order of The Dav Issued. .

GOVERNOR GO  PROVES SELF GOOD SPORT   He Takes His Defeat Good Naturedly and Congratulates Mr. Harding.   PLEDGES VICTOR ALL HIS SUPPORT   Neither He Nor Mrs. Cox Lose Smile in Face of Bad News.

GREETING IS WIRED HARDING BY COX   Home County Only Returns A Few Hundred Lead For Cox   Pledge Support to Executive Authority of Nation

DEFEAT DOESN’T ROB COX OF HIS SMILE   GOVERNOR SENDS A TELEGRAM OF CONGRATULATION TO HIS SUCCESSFUL OPPONENT FOR PRESIDENCY.

bOv. COX PLEDGES ~ MD TO HARDING   Harding Assured of 379 Votes. in. the Electoral College—Missouri .goes Republican, and Tennesse® Result. Still in: Doubt. .

GOX NEWSPAPER CONCEDES L0SS 10 REPUBLICANS   Carries Headlines “Republican Landslide; Harding Wins,” Cox Retains Smile.   THANKS HIS FRIENDS

THUS FAR COX CAN CLAIM. NO STATES ) HIS OWN EXCEPT THOSE IN “SOLID SOUTH”

GOVERNOR COX SENDS HIS CONGRATULATIONS   1, .  Defeated Candidate Promises His } Support to Executive  4 Authority.

COX TAKES-EFEAT IMPERSONALLY, Ag MATTER OF COURSE   Smiles, Wires Congratulation: to Harding, and. Prepares for Hunting Trip.

COX CONGRATULATE SEN, HARDING TODAY   Pledges His Support in Whateve Emergency May Arise in Telegram.

GOV. COX PLEDGES AID TO HARDING   Defeated Democratic Candidate Wires Congratulations to President-Elect.   RECORD 6. 0. P. VOTE PILES UP   Harding Assured of $79 Votes in the Efactoral Cottege—Misseuri. goes Republican and Tennesses Reault Still in Doubt.

COX CONGRATULATES HARDINE   And Tenders His Services As a Pri _vato Citizen In Suppout of, the President,

COX TELEGRAPHS CONGRATULATIONS TO SEN: HARDING   DEFEATED CANDIDATE KEEPS UP HIS SMILE IN FACE OF UNFAVORABLE RETURNS.

GOV. COX  TODAY FORMALLY CONCEDED Hi DEFEAT  By Sending Senator Harding a Congratulatory Message.

GLX PLEDGES AD 70 MEW PRESIDENT   Defeated Candidate Wires His Corgratulations to Harding.   G. 0. P, LANDSLIDE IS HUGE   Ohio Senator Is Assured of 379 Votes in the Electoral College—Women’s   Votes Contribute to Delay   in Count.

REPUBLICANS GET MAJORITY — INTHESENATE   GOVERNOR COX PLEDGES AID JO HARDING   Elect Their Candidates in Mos! of the States Considered Doubtful.   Defeated Democratic Candidate Wires Congratulations to   RECORD G6. 0. P. VOTE PILES UP   WATSON WINS IN INDIANA   McKinley Elected in Illinois and Len. root in Wisconsin — Democratic Senators From California and Nevada Are Unseated,   Harding Assured of 379 Votes in the Electoral College—Missouri goes Republican and Tennessee Result Still in Doubt.

Landslide Victory For Harding Great Triumph For Party   Cox’s Congratulation.

GOV. COX WISHES. HARDING WELL   PLEDGES SUPPORT AS A CITIZEN TO PRESIDENT ELECT. IN ANY EMIERAPNEY THAT ARISES.      Harding Leading . His ‘Dem cratic Opponent by 258,94 In Ohio State.

GREETINGS WIRED BY GOV, COX   Defeated Candidate Congratulates Senator Harding

Election Tables: Will Be~ : ~ Found On Page Five   GOV. JAMES COX: CONGRATULATES SEN. HARDING

COX CONCEDES G. 0.P. ELECTION   Wires Congratulations to Senator::Harding: Early Today.

OOK S000 LOSER  SENDS MESSAGE 10 THE WINNER   TENDERS CONGRATULATIONS ANE PLEPGE OF _SUPPORT OF “EECUTIVE AUTHORITY.”

Republicans Gain Grip on Senate, Electing Major. ity of 12 to 16; Majority in. House Will Be Approximately 100; Electoral Vote Reaches To- — tal of 372 and May Go Beyond 400 st   ere ememanermnnemmenmmmnenenmmaen TS TI COX CONGRATIULATES HARDING

PRESIDENT-ELECT TO TAKE SHORT VACATION TRIP TO GANAL ZONE   Mrs. Harding Will Accompany Him—To Leave Saturday.   Ri LiLPRTIN.

Many Are Killed and At Least Two Villages Are Destroyed; Quakes Are Felt Throughout Wide Area Saturday Night.   CANARY ISLANDS ALSO IN PATHWAY OF CRACKING EARTE

FLEET MUST Bi OULD AT GHEAP TONNAGE RATE   Uncle Sam Held His Ves. sels Too High Says

ADVISES SELLING FLEET AT BIG LOSS   Former Assistant Chairman of The United States Shipping Board Testifies at Inquiry   DEPRECIATION TWO BILLION

MUST CUT PRICE  [UDISPOSE OF MERCHANT FLEE!    : ents  Former Assistant Chairman of   Shipping Board Says Government Wants Toco Much.

REBEL CHIEFS FOR NEW REGIME   Villa and Diaz the Only Notable Exceptions to the Rule

VILLA AND DIAZ ONLY FORMER REBEL LEADERS NOT ENDASING REVOLT   OTHER LEADERS OF INSURGEN BANDS HAVE JOLNED OBREGON IN NEW REGIME,

VILLA AND F. DIAZ ONLY REB LEADER:   Are Notable Exceptions to List of Former Rebhe!s Who Favor New Chiefs.

FIRE IN GARGD OF AMERICAN Vea FOUND, RADIO TIE   Smoke on Deck May Point tc Blaze in 21.000 Bales of Cotton She Carries.

‘ANOTHER STEAMER IN . TROUBLE ON OCEAN   SHIPPING BOARD — CRAFT OFFI CIALS DISCOVER FIRE iN CARGO

FIND  SHIP’S CARGO  FIRE IN   Twenty-One Thousand - Bales of Cotton on Burning Vessel

DISCOVER FIRE IN CARGO OF U.S. WEST IMBODED   American Steamer Reports Blaze; Position of Ship Unknown.

a Southern Mail Train Robbec   orth Bound Train on Southern Ruil- sway Robbed at Oneida, Near Chattono008%7n, _

LCABUC AND REED PaNGIPAL ISSUE   Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Governot of Missouri Favors Beet and Light Wines.

SENATOR REEDS FATE BIG ISSUE   Six Suffrage Supporters To , Represent Party at San Francisco Convention

PARTY SPLIT IN MISSOURL.   Democrats Divide On Endorsement  of Senator Reed.

REED NAMED DELEGATE TO DEMOGRAT CONVENTION   Foe of League of Nations Plans to Gx to ‘Frisco Unfettered by Instruetions as to Platform.

TABOR CONCILIATOR. ORDERED 10 ALA      Sent Upon Request of State Federa: . tion To Investigate Situation at Florence.

“OPEN SHOP FIGHT” IN ALABAMA BEING * INVESTIGATED TODA)   Florence Scene of Fight That May Involve the Government Work and Authorities Are Studying Carefully the Situation.

BASEBALL Wie ASK THAT MAYS BE DISBARRED   Pitcher Who Threw Ball Caus: ing Death of Chapman s Storm Center at Present Time.

MAY DRIVE MAYS ~ OUT OF BASEBAL   Boston’ and Detroit Clubs: Ac Against Pitther Who. -  Abanman .

Ouster of Mays For Chapman’s  Death Planned    Boston. and Detroit PL i ‘Discuss. Stand After “Jand-Shortstop Dies.”

GARL MAYS IS TARGET FOR PLAYERS IRE   Pitcher Whose Ball Killed Ray Chapman May Be Banished.   BOSTON RED SOX WILL NOT PLAY AGAINST HIM   Mays’ ‘‘Close Pitching’’ Has Been the Storm Center of Controversy.

CLEVELAND S. S. KILLED BY BALL   RAYMOND CHAPMAN DIES OF FRACTURED SKULL.

PLAYERS MAY ASK THAT MAYS BE “BANISHED’   Members of Clubs May  - Refuse To Enter Game with Offending Pitche: in the Box.

HARDING TAKES CAMPAIGN INTO ENEMYS LAND   Senator Makes Speeches In Tennessee On League Of Nations.   SEE BREAK IN RANKS   Republicans Believe State May Prove Exception to ‘Solid South”

HARDING IN. TENNESSEE FOR SPEECH   G. 0. P. Hopeful of Breaking Into Solid South With AntiLeague Message.

HARDING. VISITS SOUTHLAND IN DRIVE FOR VOTE   THE SENATOR IS CONFIDEN’ THIS YEAR WILL SEK THE BREAKING OF THE SOLID SOUTH.   TALKS IN CHATTANOOGA TONIGHT   Republican Are Banking Heavily or The Anti-League Sentiment in Tennessee.

HARDING INVADES ‘THE SOLID SOUT!   Republican Candidate, Who Speaks Tonight in Tennessce, Confident State Is a Weak Link in Democracy.

Senator Harding Expects To Break Solid South Vote   Confident That Some of States Will Go Republican This Fall.   J IN TENNESSEE FOR RECEPTION AND SPEECH   Stops In Kentucky On Thurs day To Visit Missouri On Tour.

E. H.-MOORE SAYS SENATE COM “MITTEE HAS CHANCE TO DO "SOME REAL ‘WORK

MOORE AVERS HE WILL GIVE PROBE BOARD NEW LEADS   Party Leaders Preparing for Battie Before Campaign Investigators.   (REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT   Hays Declares Opponents Cannot Present Proofs of Their Charves.

BOTH PARTIES MARSHAL MEN FOR HEARING   ‘LULL BEFORE STORM’ NOTICE ABLE IN PREPARATIONS FOR RESUMPTION OF INQUIRY

Both Parties Using Wee! End Lull  pe ARE ALER'  ee ican nce,     Moore Gives Committee  New Leads

BOTH oiUES MAKE HAY IN SUNSHINE   LULL IN INVESTIGATION GIVE PACTIONS TIME TU LINE UP THEIR ARGUMENT

BOTH PARTIES BUSY ‘IN GAMPAIGN PROBE      [By L. C. Martin, United Fress Staff ‘Correspondent. }

OBREGON IN OFFICE DEC, 1}   Mexican Chamber of Deputies Sets Inauguration Date for New President.

OBREGON NAMED : FOR PRESIDENCY   Formally Proclaimed Chief Execu: tive of Mexico—Inaugurate on December -.

ORIENT ROAD GRANTED LOAN OF $2,500,000   Receiver of Road Announces Informaticn That Interstate Commerce Commission Granted Loan

RUSSIAN REDS THR EATEN PERSIA   BRITAIN 1S BECOMING GBEATLY CONCERNED OVER OUTLOOK.   BRITISH ARMY MAY BE roncee TO DEFEND INDIAN FRONTIER,    The United States Is not Tnvited to Participate In Any Further Efforts to‘Solve European Problems. —

SITUATION BAD FOR OPPONENTS : . OF BOLSHEVIK]   BRITISH, WAR OFFICE REPORTS CONDETIONS an RUSSIA. AS WORSE.   Denekine’ s Army Cut in: Thy and Soviels May Win “Way, Into Persia, . ¥

SITUATION IN RUSSIA ABOUT AS SERIOUS AS IT GAN POSSIBLY BE   Reds’ Successes Have Imperilled Whole AntiBolsheviki Forces.

RUSSIAN SITUATION BAD FOR DENEKINE   Bolsheviki Have Broken His Line And Cvt Communications In the South.

ADVANCE NOW OPPOSED BY VERY SMALL FORCE   Denikine’s Ability to Resist Shattered—Musselmans In India Grow Dissatisfied Over Provision of the Treatv With Turkey.

“REDS” IN DRIVE TO GASPIAN SEA   Bolsheviki Take “Port Which Threatens British Rule’ in Persia.   DISASTER. FOR GEN. DENIKIN   Antibolshevik Forces Cut in Two by Lenine’s Occupation of Taganrog —Menaced With Attack in the Rear.

PAINT RUSSIAN ~OTHIATION DARR   Bolshevik Reports, if True, : Show Opponents in Desperate Plight

BOLSHEVIAT ARE ARG ASYANGE   The Poszibility cf Over-Running Norihern Persia Is Pointed Oui.

CONDITIONS IN _ RUSSIA ARE BAD   As Viewed from an AntiBolshevik Stand They Couldn’t Be Worse. 

TROTZKY AND LENINE WIN   British War Office Deports Bac Outlook for Anti-Bolshevists In Russia.

fteds May Overrun Persia; Russian Situation Menace  Denikine’s Army Pierced   Crisis Is About as Bad as It Could Be from Anti-Radical Point of tlle Few Signs Indicating any Likely . . Improvement.

AED PERSIAN SWAY ‘EEN POSSIBLE Ih SOVIETS’ ADVANCE   "Free Access to Caspian Resull of Taking Krasnovodsk: Baku May Be Taken.    ‘OCCUPATION HERE WOULD PRESS DENIKINE HARDER   'His ‘Right and Left Wings Have Already Had All Touch by Land Cut by Adversary.

BOLGHEVIKI PERIL BRITISH IN PERSIA   Denikine’s Army Cut in Two ir Caspian Sea Drive.   GREAT OIL CITY IN DANGER   Baku Likely to Fal! Into the Hands of the Reds—Situation Considered as Bad as It Could Be by Anti. Boishevists.

RUSSIA PERILED ‘AS BOLSHEVIKS MAKE ANVANCES   a  Situation Grows Darker Hourly, With New “Red” Gains   PERSIA IS - THREATENED

RUSSIAN SITUATION 1S BAD FROM ALLIED VIEV   ; ee Auti:Bolshevik Forces Have Bee!  Defeated.and Gate to Persis is Nearly Open.

SITUATION IN RUSSIA   It fs About As Bad As Could 6 For The Anti-Botshevists Now,

a ry > n . . en DY ye ages ce, om [von miLULatiGh iv (SUSSI oA am Aablth  i ey a t™ fe iG t Ltrs! bo 2ar lsolshevils fs Ke poried to be - aio a cto ie “Tye le in eq Con] ETO! Ls NG     jor€ ws 3VEr fen  Likely.  HET tee POE RTE tH  DENERINE’S ARMY  Sr8\ Lake UN EER DIV DED it TWO  ee age a ONE                    oy _ eu. if  Posstbnnty _Boisnev!  ersia and     ’  Pyp em  ~ES(1EP Ce Is   SP Ter           BEER  ae  INES ARI m  NEED be  7 DIVE oan i     & ry Che mine)  2  j   Eos sibility Bo isnevili Overrun Persia and        % Fa: on . e ~ tanw keeagts f ryP EP a lo “naced aad rb rete Dibba wea Ls        the Onlv Bar     <

RUSS SITUATION BAD, BRITISH REPORTS SHOW   ‘Two Menacing Developments Are Division of Denikine’s Army and   Further Bolshevik Suc~Tesses.

ua IN. "RUSSIA am   Red Army Very St Successful ane : Capture Many Towns—Ma\ ~ Soon Enter Northern Persiz and. Establish Bolshevil Biles

SITUATION IN RUSSIA GRAVE   Establishment of Bol shevik Rule in Persia  Is ‘Threatened

SITUATION IN. RUSSIA BAL   Red Army Very Successful anc Capture Many Towns—May Soon Enter Northern Persie  and Establish Bolshevik Rule.

ANTI ULGTEWN UAGLO MICRAGE DY fel) AD VANGL   GSSIBILITY OF ESTABLISHMEN' Of BOLSHEVISM IN PERSIA ES POINTED OUT.

RITISH DON’T LIKE SSN CONDITION  Two Fbecially Menicing Developments Make Conditions There *  Alarming. R/   MAY. OVERRUN. PERSIA      Few Signs Indicating Any Likely Impfovement in the Situation ‘From Anti-Bolshevik + Standpoint.

AAOFFICE FEARS RUSSIAN REDS WIL TIKE PERSIAN CIT}   Reports Indicate General Den ikine's Army Has Been Cut * ‘In Two Pieces. :   U AND HUGE OIL  BAKU AND THREATENED   British See Lite Hope Tha > Conditions In District Wil Be Better

RECOMMENDS CARE IN HOC CUOLER:   Dr. Case. Extensian Veterinarian, Tella Yow ta Combat tthe

RECOMMENDS CARE IN HOG CHOLERA   Dr. Case, Extension Vet erinarian, Tella Tlew te Combat tthe Ti xence

McCray Going Strong Over State   FROM REPORTS OVER THE STATE McCRAY SEEMS TO GE IN THE LEAD FOR MAY FOURTH

JURY DISAGREES IN HALL TRIAL   Nine Jurors Favored Convictios While Three Asked Acquittal.   NEW TRIAL SET FOR APRIL &   Jury Hopelessly Divided After De liberating Eighteen Hours  and Is Them Dis: charged.

JURY BISAGREED       Prohibition Inspector Hall Dismissed ] on $2,500 Bail.

THOUSAND RUBLES DAILY TOO LITTLE TO AVERT HUNGER   Swedish Workmen Back From Russia Say Food Prices Incredibly High.

RAIL WALKOUT. ENDED, STRIKE LEADER ADMIT!   Grunau Says That Yote Was Taken and Men Decided to Go Back in Chicago District   BRIBERY CHARGES HURLED   Strike Which Has Extended Over Many Months May Be Broken Through Entire U. S.

Chicago Yardmen’s Leader i: Convinced of Error of First tatement

SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE ENDS, GRANAY ADMITS   “Vacationists” Seek Old Jobs Back From Heads of Railroads.   VOTE FAVORS A -RETURN

OUTLAW STRIKE IS CALLED OFF TODA)   Striking Switchmen, Yardmen and Enginemen In Chicago Vote to Return to Work.

ee  SWITCHMEN HAVE “ABANDONED STRUE (NV CHICKED YARDS   Announcement ts Made To. day After: Some Discussior In Which 'a-Vote to Resum« Work Was Taken by th  Qtullepuea :

_  IUTLAW RAL STRIKE TOOAY DECLARED OFF   Men Who Walked Out in March Defy Graonau and Ask for Their Old Jobs Rack   —_ ti rll .UmUmrmr””—~SO ee  AQADS CANNOT FIND WORK FOR ALL MEN WHO APPLY   Workers Deny Grunau State ment They Had Voted to Carry on Strike

SWITCHMEN ARE ANKIOUS RETURN WORK, ADMITTED   Grunau’s Statement Provokes Charges of Bribery and Trickery.

Men Who Walked Out in March Defy Gronav and Ask for Their Old Jobs Rark   ROADS CANNOT FIND WORK FOR ALL MEK -WHO APPLY   Workers Deny Grunau State ment They Had Voted io : Carry on Strike

GIRL INJURED WHEN CAR UPSETS   Lancaster Girl Suffers Broken Arm in Accident in New Oxford.   STEERING GEAR TAULTY   Car Plunged Over Embankment Pin ning Girl Beneath Companions L: cape Injury

YOUNG WOMAN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Miss Catherine Weaver, Lancaster, Injured When Ford Overturns at New Oxford— Now In York Hospital.

GOVERNOR COX SENDS MESSAGI   TENNESSEE LEGISLATORS ARE URGED TO RATIFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE—WOMEN HOPEFUL   (Ry {nited Press)

COK AIMS TO HELP THE SUFFRAGISTS   lgends Message to Tennessea Dem ocrats Urging Them to Ratify i Amendment.

Gov. Cox Watching Fight _In Tennessee to Insure  Women Right of Ballot

REP. FESS SOUNDS WARNING IN SPEECH   Tells Congress Allies Will Ask for Cancellation of Big Loan,   Expects Drive for Internationalization of Entire War Ocbt—House Gives Europe Food Relief.

FESS SOUNDS WARNING   Tells Congress Allies Will Ask for Cancellation of Big Loank-¥   Expects Drive for Internationalization of Entire War Deht—House Giveg  Europe Food Relief.

J, S. FOOD FOR EUROPE   POLAND, AUSTRIA AND ARMENIA GET 5,000,000 BARRELS FLOUR.   Congressman Fess Warns House o Drive by Allies for Cancellation of Big Loan.

STEAL OWN WHISKY   Chicagoans Charged With Theft Of Booze From Warehouses.   District Attorney Starts Investigation Of: “Robberiec’ Auto Driver Bares Big Plot,

STEAL OWN WHISKY.   Chicagoans Charged With Theft _ of Booze From Warehouses.   District Attorney Starts. Investigation "of “Robberles’—-Auto Driver : Bares Big Plot.. * —

LABOR WILL APPEAL TO PRESIDENT WIL: SON TO VETO BILL OR AGREE 10 APPOINT WAGE BODY AT ONCE

ANIL WAY BIL N SENATE FORECAST byccaer   End of the Week May Se Measure in the Presi dent’s Hands

RAILROAD BILL IS ON FINAL LAP,   Expect Measure to be Signed ae Law During Week   VETO THOUGHT UNLIKELY,   Organized Labor Is Still Agaressively Onnosed to Bill

LOOK FOR SPEEDY PASSAGE OF RAIL BAT IN SENATE   LESS OPPCSITION TO ESCH-CUM MINS BILD IN UPPER HOUSE THAN AMONG REPRESENTATIVES   LABOR IS STILL- FIGHTING   Passige of Bill by Lower Hause Last Week Faile to. Destroy  Determination of Unions to Prevent Enaetment of the’ Law

BODY OF JOHN WEST RE- ‘TURNED FROM FRANCE   John: West, Victim of World Wat Buried at Trippléett Ceme' tery Sunday Afternoon.

SOVIET RUSSIA REPRESENTA TIVE CABLES GOVERNMENT TO STAND BACK OF HIM

ordinance of ‘the City’ of Jefferson, Missouri:  Attested * ‘April ‘45, 1920. . . Adopted April-15th,1920. 8 LOUIS 8S. REPHLO, President of. the Couneil.  TL.LIN Th BRITA TVET SUG OU]!

DECLARES WAR OVER   PEACK RESOLUTION ADOPTED  BY HOUSE, 242 TO 10,    After Two Days of Word Bittle the Measure Passed aud Goes id Senate,

AIRPLANES AEGIN BUNT POR LOST  HE LU LUu  ALLOONISTS   Army Machines Go to Glen: Falls Base to Start Search of Woods.

FEGEAAL OFFICERS 1 90K FOR YOUNG OFFICER Wee SKIPPED WITH MONEY RAE   LIECUT, CLARK OF GREAT LAKE! DEPARTMENT CAUSES COM. RADES TO LOSE SLEEP.

FLESHY ONES ARE GROWING THINNEF   Tealth Board in Chicago Con. ducting Experiment to Reduce Weight.

REACTION AGAIN IN SADDLE-- GOMPERS   Leader of Organized Labor Exhorts Unions to Meet “Bie Interests” With Clean Fight.

PROBLEM IS T0 ‘HOLD DOWN COS!   State Legislature Faces Gi_ gantic Task in Keeping Leg islation Within Bounds.   RAISES WERE NECESSARY

HEAVY GUARD AT SING SIN(   Attempt to Shut Off Power and Light. _

SING SING PRISON UNDER HEAVY GUARI   Warning of Attempt to Effect Jai Delivery Issued by New Rochelle Police

APPROXIMATELY FOUR HUNDRED MEMBERS OF NINE SHELBY LODGES PRESENT.   PAGE RANK WAS CONFERRED

: ee: .   APPROXIMATELY FOUR SUNDRED MEMBERS OF NINE SHELBY LODGES PRESENT.   PAGE RANK WAS CONFERRED

GEN. TUAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   Defeated Shinewe 'Mititarist.. Prevented Prox Shooting Self, London Hears.

‘Roosevelt Is Making  Speeches in ’Frisco   And Other Coast Citie

LETT ENVOY HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND   REPRESENTATIVE OF NEW REPUB. LIC DETAINED ON ARRIVAL BY U. S. ORDER.

U. S$. HOLDS ENVOY OF LETVIA   Alfred Nagel, Bearing Credentials, De. tained by Immigration Officers at New York.

TWENTY: ONE STATES TO. ‘OBSERVE. NURSES’ DAY   Govarflors Ask People to Wear Flowo: Sunday* in Honor. of Women who “Gave Services

WILL OBSERVE. SUNDAY dM HONOR OF NURSES   Govemors of Bt States Have [ssuec  Prochunations Secting 1G Aside. -

MICHIGAN LIQUOR FRACAS WILL HAVE A TOUBLE INQUIRY   Federal Agent Declines to Let His Probe Be Public, Like McDonough Requests.   STATE QUIZ WILL START: THIS AFTERNOON, PLAN   Assistant Attorney Genera! to: Arrive Today at Iron River to Question Witnesses. -

“LIQUOR REVOLT” COMEDY PROBED BY U. S. SLEUTE   Federal Agent to Get Whole Story; Will  Hear Witnesses.

BEGIN PROBE OF LIQUOR FRAGA   Special Agent Department O1 Justice Goes To Iron City, Michigan.

INVESTIGATION OF IRON RIVER FRACAS BY U.S.   Special Agent Arrived to Conduct Inquiry This Morning.

FEDERAL INQUIRY INTO PRORIBITION REVOLT 15 BEGUN   Department of Justice Agent to Question Witnesses— State Investigation Also te Be Held.

EMPLOYES IN THE VAULT WHILE A BANK IS ROBBED   Bandits Make Off With $200 but Overlook Several Thousand in Large Bills. They Escape.

HOBBING THIS BANK 13 SPOKANE’S mE SPORT   {INSTITUTION ENTERED FOR THIRD TIME IN A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS-O0OT OF ROBBER IS NOT VERY BIG.

CARUSO JEWEL THIEF MAY BE UNDER ARREST   Italian With Costly Gems Held At Naples.

CARUSO JEWEL THIEF IS HELD   Naples’ Police Arrest. De Lilles Wh Atrived From New York. Gens 2 on His Person

NAPLES SUSPECT. MAY BE. CARUSO JEWEL THIE   Italian Police Hold Man Whe Arrived From New York With Many Valuable Jewels, .   CARUSO IS HOPEFUL

THE VICTORY {6 WITH ASSASSINS   Declares Col. Ashley in House of Commons  VERY CAUSTIC CRITIC   Says Government Seems Pow. erless to Maintain Sanctity of Life in Ireland’ and As. serts that Chief Secretary and Viceroy are Prisoners in their Own Houses

LEADERS FLAY IRISH POLICY   Robert Cecil Demands Mor Stringent Course By  (ireat Britain.

PARLIAMENT AIRS ISH RLOTIN   House of Commons Scene o Clash When Adjournment Is Moved   FIRING RESUMED IN SITY      Day, Say Reports

DECLARES BRITISH OFFICIALS - VIRTUAL PRISONERS AT HANDS OF LONDONDERRY REVOLTER:S   _—_—_———N——  INMATES OF DUBLIN CASTLE COMPELLED TO REMAIN BEHIND WALLS; RAILROAD MEN REFUSE TO HAUL TRAINS AND DEFY EFFORTS OF PREMIER

SAYS VICTORY (9  WHT AaoROSINS, NOT GOVERNMENT   Chief Secretary for Ireland an Viceroy Prisoners in Own Homes.   FINGER OF SCORN IS POINTED AT ENGLAND   Lieut. Col. Wilfred Ashley, Unionist, Moves Adjournment of Parliament to Call Attention to Situation in Londonderry.

KENYON MAY. BE  ‘DARK HORSE’   Towa Senator Is Logical Heir to Johnson. Support   MAY COMPROMISE ON HIM   Neither Knox or Borah Can Recruit Enough Strength

IRISH VILLAGE NEARLY DESTROYEL   RAib WAS TN REPRISAL FOR THE WEkKDEE OF BRITISH ue. Pie

WAS DESTROVEE   ‘Granard Raided by Uniformed Mon In Reprisal for Murder ~of An Inspector, «

Rs VILLAGE IS SET ABLAZE   Small Town Raided Last Night & Reprisal for Killing Soldier.

JAP EMPEROR IS BELIEVED DYING; _. BRAIN AFFECTED        WRCIAL ASIATIC CORRESPON. ‘DENT SENDS FIRST NEWS OF ' DESPERATE ILLNESS.   MAY BE LAST MONARCH; SEE INTERNAL STRUGGLE

JAP EMPEROR REPORTED DYINC   Last of Dynastic Autocrats ir Pitiable Condition at Home by Seashore.

MINISTER GIBSUN AND THE MORGANS SAIL’   Three Liners Start With 4195 Pacse igers

TO HONOR MR. SELLS.   Commissioner of Indian Affairs Guest of Chamber’ of Comny

TO HONOR MR. SELLS   Commissioner of Indian Affeirg, Guest of Chamber’ of Commerce

Volume Commemorating and ana Men kid Women Whit’  Died tn Service During War            FORTY FROM THIS Coun?

GOLD STAR BOOK HERBY FINISHEL   FINAL PUBLICATION ARRANGE.  _ MENTS OF MEMORIAL TO BE MADE-TOMORROW 

PERIVANENT JOCUPATON Vt CAPITAL      Constantinople Will be Guarded By Allied Troops and Dardanelles Also Kept Open  Greece Gets ‘Thrace ce and Liberal Portion of Smyrna And The

PERMANENT JCCUPATIN Nt GAPIT AL      Constantinople Will be Guarded By Allied Troops and Dardanelles Also Kept Open   Greece Gets Thrace and Liberal Portion of Smyrna And The Hitherland.

JAKE HAMION OIL MAGNATE AND NATIONAL REPUBLIGAN GOMMITTEEMAN, OKLA, KILLED   Hlamon Was Shot Sunday and It Was Alleged His Stenographer, Miss Smith, Shot Him -Said to Be Accidental.

DEATH OF HAMON RENEWS SEARCH FOR SMITH GIRL   Republican. Committeeman of Oklahoma Dies of * Gun Wound.

JAKE HAMON 1S CLAIMED BY DEATH   PROMINENT POLITICIAN AND RAILROAD BUILDER DIES OF HIS WOUNDS. —   SEARCH FOR YOUNG LADY   Iklahoma Officers Redoubled Ef forts to Find Young Woman Connected by Complaint With the Shooting.

JAKE HAMON SUCCUMBS TO BULLET WOUND   Ol MAGNATE AND POLITICAL LEADER OF OKLAHOMA WAS WOUNDED SUNDAY.

_ DIED TODAY   Wealthy. Oil: Dil’: Man. Suc-cumbs to: “Accidental”  Pistol’“Wound

Prominent Oklahoma Repub: lican Accidentally Shot While Cleaning Gun..   WAS RAILROAD BUILDER   Associated With Jehn RingSling i in Constructing Tex.  "* as-Oklahoma Roads. -

NAMMON DIES rROM EFFECT OF BULLET WOUND   Carter County Authorities Redouble Efforts to Find ‘Woman in the Case.’

Jake Hamon Succumbs F rom Mysterious Gunshot Wound   Republican National Committeeman of Oklahoma Never Knew of Charges Against Himself and Missing Woman—Business Manager Repeats Death Due to Accident—Amassed Fortune in Oil.

JACOB HAMON DIES OF WOUND   Rerublican National Commit: teeman From Oklahoma   Sheriff Seeks Woman Said To Be Responsible for Death

'HAMON DIES, GIRL CEPDETARY SQIICHT   Death of Millionaire Railroac fan Leads to Murder * lew. ee

GIRL SOUGHT FOR OIL KING’S DEATH   ‘Was Issued For Secretary  To Jake Hamon, Oklahoma  Railroad Builder.

JAKE HAMON IS DEAD   Nilful Ending to; Oklahoma Man Who Was Conspicuous In the Politien of the State.

JACOB L. HAMON DIES AS RESULT OF WOUND   Claim Shodting  - Accidental— Search For Woman

2 GOVERNORS TO BE AT FUNERAL OF JAKE HAMON   BODY OF MILLIONAIRE REPUBLICAN LEADER TO LIE IN STATE ON MONDAY

UMA lL ~ WAN DIES FROM GUNSHOT WOUNR   Jake L. “Hamon, Republican National Committee Man Dies frorm Accidental’. Discharge. of Gun,

HAMON DIES FROM GUNOMOT WOUNDS: CLAIMED ACCIDENT   Arrest of Woman Secretary : Ordered Following Death of Oi Millionaire.   WAS OKLAHOMA MEMBER G.0.P. NATIONAL COMMITTEE   Shot in Hotel Room Last Sunday, Business Manager Declares Accidental.

SPURS HUNT FOR WOMAN   Alleged Asgailant of Republican National Committeeman Believed by Police to be in Lower Oklahoma.

Sa. sammie reenoee ial  G:0:P. LEADER ~ DIES OF WOUNDS ~~ IN-HOTEL ROON   Jacob L. Haman, Oklahom: National, Committeeman, .  , ip EE TSE ome? hoe Pa Bn. ee

Mystery Of Oil King’s Death Grows   GIRL SECRETARY OF JAK HAMON SOUGHT BY POLICE.

JAKE HAMON DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND   Prominent Oklahoma Republica:  : Succumbs In Ardmore  : Hospital.

‘Seek Girl in ~ , Hamon Case   Heath of Republican - Committee mun Couses Polier to Resume 1 for Allered Stayver,

JAKE HAMGN DEAD, TWOGOVERNORS ATTEND FUNERAL   ‘OFFICERS UNABLE TO LOCATE WOMAN CONNECTED WITH CASE.

WOUND WAS FATAL TO JAKE HAIMON   PEPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN FROM OKLA HOMA IS DEAD   HUNTING FOR WOMAN   Story of Hamon’s tise One of OJ  and Railroads Th>t Were ) Successful

Republican . Polit  Of Oklahoma Dies . From ‘he Areidantal Ghaatinc

HAN ON Dito FROM A GUNSHOT WOUND   With Death of Oklahoma Politician Police Redouble Efforts to Find Woman.   Clara Smith, of Ringling Charged With Shooting Last Sunday Morning.

SEARCH N NT   Death of 4d. L. Hamon Canses 0!  fieers to Start a) Nation-wide  Hunt.

SEEK SECRETARY OF MAN DEAD OF WOUNE   Girl is Charged of Murder of National Committeeman.

JACOB. L HAMON: DIES   RESULT. OF WOUND—DESPITE AC "> -C(DENT. ACCOUNT WOMAN  “"¥s BEING SOUGHT. .

JAKE HAMON SUCCUMBS TO WOUNDS   G. O. P. National Committee man From Oklahoma Victim of ‘‘Accident.’’

RICH OIL MAN SHOT TO DEATH   Jake Hamon Died of Gun Wound   SEAS CH FOR THE WOMAN   Republican National Committeman Fromimenet In Oklahoma— Worth Muliions.

Worst Eruption in History of Mt. Asama—Sparks From Crater Start Big Fire

That Governor Cox is Going to Have It Al His Own Way in This State.   OHIO WORK IS MERELY ‘TO KEEP LINES TIGHT   “Peace, Progress and Prosperity’’ is 192C. Version of ‘‘He Kept Us Out of War.’’

Russian’ Bolshevik: Armies ‘Have Been Routed and ” Practicafly Destroyer

L AILLED,  HURT IN Blt BLAST AT PITTSBURG PLAN   Cause of Explosion of 1,00 Kegs of Powder Unknown —Damage Estimated at Nearly $20,000.

ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER BADLY AUR’   It was in a Powder Explosion at a Mill South of Pitts. burg.

PLANT OF POWDER CO. BLOWS UP   Heavy Blast Breaks Windows in All Parts otCity,Causing Loss of Thousands—One Man Badly Burned.

OLE HANSON FEARS RUSH - OF IMMIGRANTS   Former Seattle Mayor Back From Europe Will Tell

HANSON WOULD ORDER IMMIGRATION STOPPED   Former Seattle Mayor to Testify Before Congress

U3, TO MMAINTAN REUTRAL ATTITUDE TOWARD EUROPE   Officials Await Develop: ments In. Eastern  Riarana

UNITED STATES  TO NETRAL IN AUSS -PA F FIRHT   POLES APPEAL TO U. 5,   Sse tie igeeeeenatenteetin  Officials Hold Conflict Originated from Causes to Which America Was Not a Party.

POLAND'S PLIGHT MOST DESPERATE IN HER HISTORY   Her Appeals To United States For Even Moral Backing Have Received No Reply   RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK! ARE MAKING STEADY ADVANCE   Conflict Threatening To Develop Into Situation Where Peace of World Would Be Gone,

RED RUot IN POLAND   CAUSE FOR EARNEST CONSID ERATION BY U. S.   RED GOVERNMENT SET UP   Soviel Form Proclaimed in Invaded Districts

POLAND'S PLIGHT MOST DESPERATE   Bolsheviki Making Steady Advancs —May Iovelve World In War.

With Warsaw Threatened by Russian Army and Entire Republic Periled, Officials of U.S. State Department Are Engaged in Serious Consideration of Situation   SOVIETS CAPTURE BIALOSTOK

UNITED OTATES fa QUILL NEUTRAL TOWARDS POLAND   But Desperate Plight of Warsaw May Cause a Change of Attitude.

Washington Shows No Disposition to Give  ’ Moral or Material Aid to Stricken Country.      /FURTHER MENACE IMAY MEAN ACTION   Bolsheviki Armies Push  _ Rapidly in Direction of Warsaw. Despite Stiff-ening of the Defense.

HAVE RESUMED IRISH PROBE   Hearings Resumed To. _ day and Several Wit-neses Examined .

ADOTIONA, WITNESSES TO BE PRESENTED BEFORE INVES TESTING BOARE   WITNESSES ©F SLAYING OF FORMER CORK LORD WAVOK INVITED TO AMERICA,

LODGE IS GROWING.   Nice CPiss of Candidates Initiated into the We octane nd,

SINN FEIN HAVE EXTRAORDINARY AND MOST REAL POLICE FORCE   By RUSSELL BROWNING, (United Press Sta® Correspondent.)

-SINN FEIN. POLICE   The Rebels Have the Real Trish Police ois Force. ;

WRITER TELIS OF WORKINGS OF ORGANIZATION OF VOoLUNTEER DETECTIVE FORCE

MAYOR OF NEW YORK SAYS HE HELPED ‘RING   Hylan Says He Was Deceived Into Assisting Alleged Building Combine.

“HETTRICK FOOLED ME,” HYLAN SAYS   Mayor Admits He Was Victim of Building Grafters,   MILLIONS WERE INVOLVED   Terra Cotta People Deprived of $15, * 000,000 Worth of New York City Contract Work.

NEW YORK MAYOR WNDER CRILLINE   MAYOR HYLAN TELLS COMMIT. TEE HE “WAS FOOLED" INTO MAKING SUGGGESTIONS

Hannaway’s Market   King’ ; Corner Market  . E. ROBERGE. Proprietor

LOWDEN LEADERS ARE JUBILANT   SAY THEY NOW HAVE THE ONLY REAL ACCEPTABLE CANDIDATE,

DECLARE LOWDEN 5 COMPROMISE -E-O) P- CANDIDATE   Backers of Illinois Man Say He Is Sure to Be Nominated.      1S ACCEPTABLE TO ALL FACTIONS   Lowden Will Grow In Strength With Each Ballot, Managers Say.

Tomorrow-the typewriters may elect Johnson, but . today i is governor's ; ! turn,      Has all the qualifications for _ -president, including — noverty at birth

LOW DEN LOOMS, BARKERS CLAIM   ‘Supporters Assert He is Only  Candidate Acceptable to Al the Factiens.   NO GREAT STRENGTH  IN EARLY VOTING   Policy Has Been to Campaign Quietly, Making Friends Rut No Fnemiesc_

SUFFS RECALL MEASURE   Delaware Organization Fears AdAverce Actinn.

POSTPONE SUFFRAGE - BILL   Vrienda of Women Voters in Delaware Want Time to Win  Bi eee.

Democratization of Labor Real Issue in Campaign, Is View of P.P. Christenser

DEMOCRACY IN INDUSTRY AIM OF NEW PARTY   FARMER-LABOR CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY TELLS OF PURPOSES OF CAMPAIGN

APPROVE MEXIGAN PASSAGE   Governor Campbell of Arizona Forwords Dis Anrent to the  Tk the me

LENROOT WINS IN WISCONSIN   Senator Defeats La Follette Man— Benelhk le Mafantadt

SENATOR LENROOT WINS OUT   Late Returns indicate Decisive Defeat of La Follette’s Candidate—Con. gressman Esch Defeated.

9 STOCK SHOW IS ON. ©  Blg Livestock Display at Kansa: , City AM Next Week.

OPEN LIVESTOCK SHOW      Six Thousand Animals on Bshibition at Kansas City.

FY.KAISER WRITES NEW WILL   Former German Ruler Entrusts Keep ing of Last Testament to Notary at Amerongen.

EX-KAISER WRITES NEW WILL   Declared to Be Last Document of De throned Wonarch.

Scalcucci Bros Are Convicter   In Federal Court of Hiewal Possession of Liquer- Judge Belleves Convietion Unwarranted  >, PV i Pe ze ~~

ECHO OF IRON RIVER REVOL   Three Brothers Convicted of legally Having Liquor —Fined $100 Each.   Judge Sessions Scores Prose: cuter McDonough As Cause of Conviction of Men.

COURT BLAMES WDONOUGH FOR THEIR TROUBLE   Light Fine Imposed o1 Men Whose Wine Led to “Revolt.”

D WINE OWNERS FOUND GUILTY   Judge Biames Prosecuting At torney McDonough for Scalcusci Conviction.

IMPOSE FINES IN RUM REVOLT PROSECUTIONS   Three Scalucci. Brothers Assessed $100 Each Upon Conviction— Court Scores Official

MR. AND MRS. WILSON MOTOR      faryet  President and Higgp/ite Take a Three Hours’ Ri nd Watch Bathers.

MR. AND MRS. WILSON MOTOR   President and His Wife Take a Three ‘ Hours’ Ride and Watch Bathers.

CHIEFS OF UNIONS PLACE WAGE INCREASE DEMANDS BEFORE THE BOARD   Unrecognized Yardmen’s Associa. tion Submit Written Outline Of Their Wage Demands ' To Body.

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD OPENED HEARING. TO-DAY      EGULAR BROTHRRROODS ALL PRESENT TO PRESENT DEMANDS —- “OUTLAWS” ALSO PRESENT CLAIMS.

LABOR BOARD HEARS CLAIMS PRESENTED BY RAILROAD UNIONS   The Railroads Continue to Make Rapid Strides in Restoration of Normal Service.

PAILAOAD MEN Ant HEARD BY LABOR BOARD   Union Chiefs and “Outlaws” Appear in Washington to Present Wage Demands

RAIL UNION CHIEFS PRESENT ARGUMENT!   LPR AN BEFORE THE RATLRGAD LABOR BOARD.   Demand Wase Inereasc Totulting  $1,100,000,000 Aunually for Two Willion Workers Including Most of Sirikers.

UNION CHIEFS GIVING BOAR MENS VIEW   Case of Railroad Brother hoods as Presented Includes Outlaw Strike.   “OUTLAWS” PREPARING WRITTEN STATEMENT   Demand Immediate Attention Be al Their Case or rl

According to Statement af J. J. Mantell, Chairman of Railroad General Managers’ Association.   NORMAL CONDITIONS. BEFORE EIRST OF MAY

RAIL WORKERS ARGUE FOR BILLION BOOST   Union Heads Present Demands For 2,000,000 Members of Brotherhood.

UNION MER PRESENT ALL RAIL CLAIMS   Demands to Aggregate Hundred Millions for All Workers.

RAIL WORKERS ASK NEW LABORBOARD 10 INCREASE PAY   HEADS OF RAILROAD UNIONS ASK INCREASES ‘DOTALLING $1,100,000.000 POR 2,000,000 VEN   ‘OUTLAWS” PRESENT CASE   Protest. of Union Chiefs Against Acne Guelaws' Request Ov. enuled by Bourd-—Must Return to Their Jobs to be Heard

GERMAN PRESS IS GETTING DEFIANT   Coal and Disarmament Dex, Is Wowl to Spa—Want te Stand Firm.

elt arpa nett Oe OP HA NCE IRN SOREN  GERMAN PRESS IS DEFIANT.      Refuse Coal sad Disarinament De: mands, Is Word ta Spa.

EXPLOSION IN POWDER PLANT THIS MORNING      THREE BODIES RECOVERED FROM DEBRIS AT TODAY—SCORE MISSING   BIG LABOR RIOT    serious Riot in Petrograd Crushed by Trozky—105 Laborers Executed for Their Demands

JUDGE L. M. HARVEY DIES OF APOPOLEX)   WAS ELECTED TO THE BENCH OF ‘THE SUPREME COURT IN ‘ 1916—ACTIVE REPUBLICAN

BERMAN ALAMO ME GALL GENERAL STRIKE   ‘ORDER IS EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATE. ~ “LY AFTER CHANCELLOR FAILS . . o30-MEET DEMANDS.

BCAWIAN FOLK OKEPTIGAL OF NAPP PROMISE   GENERAL HOPE SEEMS - TO RE FOR GOVERNMENT WITH ALL REPRESENTED.

REP’S IRE 1S RAISED         Leaders Declare Democratic Nominee tailed to Prove Huge Campaign Fund   GOVERNOR READS FIGURES AT PITTSBURG   Claims Harding Urged Boys “To Get the Money’ ---Harding Will Reply

REPUBLICANS WILL PRESENT EVIDENCE   ASSERT COX HAS FAILED TO PROVE ALLEGATIONS OF HUGE SLUSH FUND.   COX ($8 AFTER HARDING   At Pittsburg He Accused Nominee of Being Responsible For the Raising of $15,000,000  Campaign Fund.

COX HAS NOT MADE GOOD ON HIS CHARGES   Republican Leaderg Point to Fact that Democratic Candidates Quotes Old List.

6.0. P. LEADERD On CHARGE [a WITHOUT PROD   List of Quotas Cited by Co: Declared to Be Purely Tentative   QUOTAS WERE LARGER THAN EXPECTED RETURN   CONTRIBUTIONS WERE TO Bt MADE TO NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAT, FUNDS, TRE AS. UWPFR SAVES.

GOK FAILS IN PROOF OF DHARGES MADE AbAING REPUBLICANS: 15 CLAIM   Two Separate and Distinct Allegations Made At Pittsburgh By Democrat Are Riddled By A Republican Leader Today.

6.0.P, LEADERS. SAY COX HAS NO PROOF TO SHOW   He, Has Shown a Tentative List o Quotas of Various Cities. Only One Third to National Com -— _=Mittee

GOV. COX FAILED TO PROVE THE CHARGE OF A SLUSH FUND OF $15,000,000 BY REPUBLICANS      Speech at Pittsburgh Did Not Disclose the Great . Secret Which Was Heralded Over .the Coun _ byeep

COX HAS NOT PROVED ’ ANY OF HIS CHARGES   That Is the Position of Republican Leaders—The IndiieGment As it Js Apulevealk

REPUBLICANS SAY COX HAS FAILED   DID NOT PROVE EITHER CHARGE IN PITTSBURGH SPEECH   “CONSPIRACY” FALLS. FLAT   Democratic Candidate Produced No Evidence te Show that Republican . Leaders “Had Formed Conspiracy to Buy Presidency.”

REPUBLICANS DENY COX WAS PROVED AOODLE CHARGES   List of Quotas for Subscriptions For Various Cities Was Only Tentative. They Maintain.

Emphasize Point He Does Not Show Effort to “Buy - Presidency.’’   REPLY BEING PREPARED BY G. 0. P. LEADERS   Declare Quotas of Cities anc Districts Was Only "Tentative List?

JINX STILL ON TRAIL OF DEFENDER   Wenkese Boat Two Miles Ahead Shamrock When Wind ra Next Tilt Tues-

MAKE TIME AND RACE CALLED OFF   Resolute, Cup Defend. er, Had Best of It But - Did Not Win ~

RACE IS CANCELLED WITH RESOLUTE IN THE LEAD   Second Contest Stopped . Wher Tine Limit Expires With: outa Finish, .          &LL HONORS FOR THE DAY: ‘GO TO THE CUP DEFENDER       Meat Race Rcheduled for Noon _ Tuesday Over the Trian‘ gular Conrse,        OTH YACHTS MEET CALM   Throughout Day, Winds Puffed .and Dropped and Later “2  Ceased Entirely.

Resolute Leading Shamrocl By 34 Minutes But Fails To Win Race   GALLANT EFFORT FAILS IN FACE OF ELEMENTS   Lack Of Breeze Robs America Of Clean Victory Over Britisher

FORMER BANKER’S WIDOW DENIES DIAMOND THEF}   Fashionably Gowned Women Thronged Court in New York to Hear Case Against Mrs, Gleason.

‘PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Wile of Late Chicago Banker Avralgned for ‘Thoeit,

Thousands Are Arrested Throughout Country and Convicted Aliens Will Speedily Be Shipped to Europe

CARLY DEPORTATION FUR CAPIURED REDS   SHIPS TO BE READY   SPECIAL TRAINS BEING MADE READY TO CARRY RADICALS TO ELLIS ISLAND—BOLSHE.  VIK PLANS BELIEVED SCATTERED

REDS PREPARING TOTANEANACTIVE PART IN POLITICS   EVIDENCE UNEARTHED IN THE RAIDS SHOWS THAT RADICALS .WERE ABOUT READY TO AcT   LEADERS ARE ARRESTED   Teaders in Bomb Plots Are Believed to Have Been Caught in Nets ——Hombs Ready fer Muiling ure Found in Dens

KING GEORGE HOLDS LEVEE   Brilliant Affair Is First of the Kinc Since 1914—Attended by U. S. Ambassador.

FORD BREAKS  WORLD’S RECORE   FOR ALTO PRODUCTION IN) ONE DAY TURNING OUT 5.678 “HESNRYS”

NINE YEAR OLD BOY WILL LEAD 1000 MUSICIANS   Johnny Hard, 3rd, Will Di. rect Orchestra at G. O. P. Convention.

AMNESTY FOR ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS   Will be Pushed by the A. F. 0: L. at Once According to Statement Issued Today

A. F. L. OFFICIALS ASK PARDON OF WAR PRISONERS   State Buys Supply of Radium to Use in Treatments.

LABOR TO PRESS PLEA FOR GENERAL AMNEST   Palmer Asked to Receive Dele gation Headed by Gompers.

LABOR PRESSES AMNESTY PLEAS, UPON OFFICIAL   Attorney General Palmer Asked to Receive Delegation of the ee nf TO

AMERICAN FEDERATION TO ASK FREEDOM OF POLITICAL PRISONERS   Gompers Will Lead Delegation to See Palmer If Federation’s Plea Is Granted—Palmer Is Asked to Receive Delegation.

‘TO MAKE PLEA FOR AMNESTY   Attorney General to Be Requested t: Receive Delegation Headed by Samucl Gompers.

AR WILL MAKE APPEAL,   LABOR WANTS PARDON FOR POLITICAL OFFENDERS   AN ARMISTICE?   Polish Delegates Arrive at Baran vitch Where Conference Will Be Held With the Bolshevists

CONDPIRACY 10 DISCREDIT WILSON   Is Charge of Pou Againsi G, O. P. Leaders.

Conspirecy to Discredit President Wilson Charged  to Republican Congressmer

GOVT 10 HOLD UP "PAVATENT 10- ROADS         Will Wait for Final Account. ing of Lesses Sustained During Guarantee Period. —

HOLDS UP. PAYMENTS 10 ROADS UNDER GUARANTEL   Comptroller Will Delay Eayme ni Until Final Settlement—$600 000,000 Involved.

COV'T TO HOLD UP PAYMENTS TO RAILROADS   COMPTROLLER OF TREASURY TO AWAIT FINAL ACCOUNTING CF LOSSES SUSTAINED

PAYMENTS 10 ROADS  WILL BE HEL OP   TREASURY TO FIRST MAKE FINAL ACCOUNTING OF LOSSES,

PRIGES TUMBLE ~ IN THE EAST   Combination of Circumstance ’ Cause of Declines   FOODSTUFF NOT AFFECTED   Clothing and Other Commodities Drop Over 20 Pct.

BRITISH BATTLESHIPS IN BOSPHORUS SHOW PASSING OF THE SULTAN’S POWER

Mohammed Vt Exhorts Subject to Pursue Usual Vocations Regardless of Foreign Occupation;  Dismemberment of Turkey Proceeding Anace

PAaalNG POWER GF TURK 15 GRIMLY EVIDENGE!   LONG LINE OF BRITISH DREADNAUGHTS IN BOSPHORUS DOMINATE CITY—SULTAN ISSUES EXHPIORTATION TO PKROPLE.

SPEEDY PASSING OF THE SULTAN’S POWER   GRIMLY EVIDENCED UtCSDER ALLIiekD OCCLPATION.   leeg Lise of British Warshipe in Beeperues I.mphasises Hie Wanimg Sway—tTerke Heard  to Coaouaviasce.

PASSING QF SULTANS ne iar + ~—DREADNMUGHT EIN      Broken as He Takes Weekly Ride in - State

FORMER PREMIER CN TRIAL FOR LIFE   ‘Caillaux Charged with High Treason.

CAILLAUX TRIAL OPENS AT PARIS   Treason is Charge Against Former Premier   DEATH THE PENALTY   if High Court of Senate Finds Accusations Proven — Conspiracy Against His Country in Time of War is Alleged— Thrust Into Prison Over Two Years Avo.

JUOEPH GAILLAUA ON TREAODN TAIN   FORMER FRENCH PREMIEI ARRAIGNED BEFORE THE FRENCH SENATE.   Alleged That He Was Mixed Uj With the Bolo Pasha and Other Cases Against the Allies.

CAILLAUX TRIAL IS NOW UNDER WA\   Former Premier of France Was Taken Before Senate, Sitting as High Court, to Answer Charges.   CASE RECALLS MANY INTERESTING EVENTS   Official Has Been in Prison for Two Years—Came Into Limelight When Wife Shot Gaston Calmette.

DISHONORABLE PEACE   ENDEAVOR TO FORCE, PREMA“TURE. PEACE CALLED TREASON   He Hat -Been, in Jail “Two Years and Has Had 44 Preliminary Hearings—- Will Fight.

CAILLAUX TRIAL BEGINS BEFORE FRENCH SENATE   Former Premier Faces Charge of  Conspiracy Against Couni try Ia Time of War.   EVIDENCE TO BE OFFERED   Charged He Sought Premature Peace, Aided German Propaganda In the Country.

CAILLAUX ON TRIAL.   Former Premier Charged With Plotting Against External Security of State.

EX-PREMIER IS NOW ON TRIAL   Joseph Caillaux Charged With Conspiracy Against France

FRENCH SENATE TRYING  EX-PREMIER CAILLAUX   Charge Conspiracy Against His Country i The Time of War

CAILLAUA NOW FAUts ACCUSATION OF TREASON   Trial of the Former Premier Of trance Under Way After Long Delay   WIFE WAS MURDERER   Caillaux Suspected of Heading Move to Make Peace With Germany.

CAILLAUA NOW Abts ACCUSATION OF TREASON   Trial of the Former Premier Of trance Under Way After Long Delay  WIFE WAS MURDERER      WIFE WAS MURDERER   Caillaux Suspected of Heading Move to Make Peace With Germany.

CAILLAUX PUT “SON TRIAL FOR TREASON TODAY   DEFEATIST PROPAGANDA DURING WAR RECALLEL BY FAMOIL:S CASE.      Trench Senate Sitting as Hig! Court to Try Former Premiei of Renuhlie.

FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE GOES BEFORE HIGHEST COURT CHARGED WITH CONSPIRAC'

CALLAUX PLACED JN TRAIL BEFORE FRENCH SENATE   Charged With Trea: son; Favored Sep arate Peace. .

CAILLAUX GOES ~~ ON TRIAL TODAY   Former Premier of- France Faces Charge of Treasonable Conduct During War. .  WORLO:WIDE - INTEREST

CAILLAUX CASE. YS. BEGUN IN -.” PARIS -TODAY   Trial of Former Premier, Charged with Conspiracy . Against Country in War Time. Commenced:   CASE IS OF INTEREST      Defendant was Big Figure in Cow try in Early Stages of the World War. Trial before Senate.

CAILLAUX’S TRIAL “IS BEGUN IN PARIS   Former French Premier Faces Senators to Defend Self From Charges  : of_Treasonable Dealings.

Joseph Caillaux ° Placed on Tria   Former Premier of France on Tria Tefore French Senate Charger With Conspiracy,

; Dart sila   Former Premier. Bored While Warrant Is Read by Bourgeois. °

GAILLAUX CASE COMES UP FOR TRIAL IN PARIS   Former Premier Charged Witt High Treason is Arraigned in Court.   LARGE ATTENDANCE IS NOTED IN COURT ROOM   Accused Has Been in Custody for the Past TwentyFive Months.

TRIAL OF FORMER FRENCH PREMIER CAILLAUX BEGINS   IS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRAC' AGAINST FRANCE DURIN( WAR IN CONNECTION WIT! BOLO PASHA.,

TREASON TRIAL ON IN FRANCE   JOSEPH CAILLAUXN TO BE TRIED BEFORE SENATE  Conviction in Sach Cases Make Offense Ponishable With Death— Has Been in Jail 25 Months.

GAILLAUX PLACED ON TRIAL CHARGED WIT WARTINIE CONSPIRACY   Former Premier Faces senate * Members Who Decide if He  ‘Tried io Bring. About. Dishonorable Peace,”   WAS “ARRESTED °1N . 1918

DON'T WANT HANION WOMAN CAPTUREL   Ardmore Prosecutor Says Wom:  an’s Friends Try to  Create ‘False Trail.”

Ardmore County Attorney Believes She is in West Texas or Mexico.   SUSPECTS “A FALSE TRAIL’

U. S. PLANE FLIES 190 MILES AN HOUR   New Air Record Is Set by Ameri, can Plane.   uleut. C. C. Mosely, U. S. A., Retrieves Sorry Showing Made in Gordon Cennett Race.

190 MILES AN HOUF   New Air Record Is Set by American Plane.   Lieut. €. C. Mosely, U. 5S. A, Retrieves Sorry Showing Made in ‘Gordon Bennett Face.

FA SHOW PInT FATAL   Cuban Dentist in New York Slain, Girl Is Dangerously Wounded and Boy Hurt in Luxurious Apartment   Loftis Inquiry in Chicago Is  Now Disclosing Dizzy Love  Episodes of Gem Broker;  Girl Alters Tragedy Story

PROHIBITION CONVENTION MAY ENDORSE HARDING   Col. J. H. Ingersoll, of Idaho, Former Bull Mooser, Urges Prohibitionists to Supygort the Republican Presidential Candidate.

ATTEMPT MADE 10 SWING PRO PARTY TO HELP HARDING   Hope Abandoned of Getting W. J. B. to Accept Dry Party Nomination.

THREE FACTIONS IN PROHI CONVENTION   One Wants To Endorse The Re. publican Nominee—Bryan’s Boom For President

PRORIBITION  CONVENTION at mo THREE  One Faction Wants a Ticket at Al Hazards   Another Favors Harding, Third Oppose: Naming Candidates and Some Want Bryan.

SEEKS [0 SWING DRY CONVENTION 70 REPUBLICANS   Ingersoll, Former Bull Mooser Asks Prohibitionists To Support Harding   THINKS QUALIFICATIONS FULLY MEET CONDITIONS   Matter Will Be Thrown Be fore Convention Where It Will Be Threshed Out

RUMPUS IN RANKS OF THE PROHIS   THREE FACTIONS SEEKING CON. TROL OF NATIONAL CONVENTION TO CONVENE TOMOR.ROW.   “DRAFTING” OF MR, BRYAN.   Favored by One Faction While Another Is Opposed to Nomination of Any Ticket at All.

VOTES WET TO REBUKE DRYS   Massachusetts Town Dry 200 Years Opposes National Prohibition,

Convention Gives Him Full Delegation With . Eight Half Votes,   WOMEN ARE RECOGNIZED   Missouri Splits Big Four fot Sake of Republican  Harmony.

COX WINS FAVOR OF KENTUCKIAN   Entire Delegation of Delegates Pledgead Te Support Ohio's Governor at Convention

LOBT BY ‘TWO,   Mitchell, Nosed Out Tipton. Sands: ‘School Class in.Close Contest.

LOST BY TWO.   : Mitchell Nosed Out Tipton Sunday School Class in Close Contest.

LABOR CONVENTION FAR FREE IRELAND   Resolution Passed Favor. ing Recognition of De Valera

Labor Men Urge Recognition of Irish Presiden:   sympathy Expressed at Fresno Meeting for '  [rish and Hindu Nationalists; Meet Next at Napa.

SAYS PRIVATES ARE UNITED FOR SERVICE BONUS   CHAIRMAN FORDNEY OF HOUSE COMMITTEE ALSO SAYS OFFICERS ARE OPPOSED TO PLAN

CHARGES PLOT 10 KILL BONUS BILI   Fordney Accuses Members O} House Committee Of Needless Delays.

CHARGE COMMITTEE IS NOW SEEKING 10 HALT LEGISLATION   Kitchin Wants Treasury Attitude On Soldier Relief Legislation.

ARE NEGLECTEL   This is the Charge Made By Rep. Fordney Anent Sol dier Bonus Measures.

CHARGES EFFORT BEEN MADE KILL BONUS MEASUK..   ee  Chairman Fordney Re fuses to Postpone Soldier Relief Hearing

COMMITTEE ATTEMPTING ~— KILL SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Charge Made By Representative  Fordney; ‘Treasury Offi cials Called.

TRYING TO KILL BONUS LEGISLATION   Chairman Fordney Says That Officers Who Received Good Pay Do Not Want Bonus But Privates Are in Favor of  Some Relief Plan.

EFFORTS 18 DELAY BONUS LEGISLATION ARE ALLEGED    Houxe Wrrs and Mean« Committee ; Will Gail Secretary Hous.  fon Thursday.

TRYING TO KILL BONUS BY CELA   Chairman Fordney Refuse: to Postpone Hearings.

POLISH TROOPS WRECK BOBRUISH   ‘Destroy Town When Bolshevists Force Them from City. Says Moscow Wireless; Poles Retreat.

Before Being Driven Out by the  Rolshevile Army Destroyed  Bobruisk.

POLES DRIVEN BACK;   Town of Bobruisk Destroyed As They Are Forced Out.

DOLOHEN TK FORGES CONTINUE ADVANGE      POLISH TROOPS REPORTED fF HAVE RESTROVYED IMPORTANT TOWN IN THE RETREATS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS   And Builders of Gravel and  Macadamized Roads

POISON KILLS THREE CHILDREN ? Newport, Ky. “Aathorities Investigate

POPULATION ON FARM IS GRAVE ISSUE   Secretary of Interior Points With Alarm to Small Inereaséa in Ten Years   ADVOCATES HOME BIEL   Federal Government Needs More _ Authority te Soive Rural Problems of Nation .

FRANCE REGARDS GERMAN OCCUPATION UNNECESSARY   Believes Troops in Ruhr District Are Not Needed to Restore Order in That Section.

FRANCE REFUSES GERMANY TROOPS   DECLINES TO LET SOLDIERS 0¢ CUPY THE RHUR: DISTRICTS UNDER AGREEMENT

Germans Not. -Permitted In Ruhr Region   France Wolds ‘That Presence of Ger ‘nan ‘froops in Ruhr Distriet is Unnecessary—Wilson Says Sultan Must Leave Europe

UNNECESSARY FOR. GERMANS TOGUA: 4; THE RUHR DISTRICT         French Premier Refused German Char Request ToState Her Conditio der Which This Could Take Plae

DAYS PLAN BATTLE TO KEEP CUX FROM DEMO NOMINATION   Will Ask Prohibition Plank te Replace One Mislaid by Chicago Convention.

ASK DRY ENFORCEMENT   Prohihitlonists fo Present Case ta Demoerate Convention,

DRYS DECLARE WAR ON GO}   Anti-Saloon League Leader Says His Nomination Will Be Fought.

DRYS WILL ASK FOR RIGID ENFORCEMENT PLANK BY DEMOCRATS   “Solid Front’ Against Cox of Ohio Also Promised «by Anti-Saloon League.

DRYS NOW TURN TO DEMOCRATS   Want Wet Enforcement Plank in Platform   OPPOSED TO COX   Plans Under Way for Carrying Fight to Coming Convention at San Francisco,

DAYS TO INSIST ON DEMOCRAT PLATFORM PLANK   BRYAN TO PERSONALLY CONDUCT 6 CAMPAIGN FOR ADOPTION OF  PROHIBITION PLANK,

DRY FORCES AGAINST COX   Anti-Saloon League Counsel ‘Says Governor Is Wets’ Last Hope.   PALMER DECLARES HE. HAS 510 DELEGATES

DRY FORGES 1 OPPOSE COX  PARTY NOMT   PROHIBITIONISTS WILT MAND PLANK IN Df CRATIC PT ATRoRM Ef   Wayne B.” Wheeler’ Dej! Ohio Governor Last He the Wets‘in TI. & 4

DRY FORGES WILL OPPOSE GOV. GON   WILL FIGHT BUCKEYE CHIEF AND FIGHT FOR DRY DECLARATION IN PLATFORM  AT SAN FRANCICSO.

WHEELER WILL MAKt  DEMANDS AT CERISE)   Says Dyr Leaders Will Line Up Against Gov. Cox in Convention Fight at San trancisco  Bryan to be “‘ Bodyguard”’ Of Dry Enforcement Pledge Plank Planned.

BRYAN WILL GE “DRY PLANKGUARI   PROHIBITION ADVOCATES GF DEMOCRATIC PARTY ARE SOLID AGAINST COX.

PRO FORCES 10 OPPOSE COX AND WILL ASK PLANK   Wheeler Says Advocates of Enforcement Will Present Solid Front.

Ee  DRY ADVOCATES  TO FIGHT COX   Will Ask Democratic Convention To Adopt Prohibition Plank ‘ In Platform.

SOLID FRONT AGAINST COX.   Prehtbittesn Adverates Bitteriy Oppassed te Vhie Goverser.

ANTI-SALOON AY LEAGUE ACTIV!   Ask Solid Front Be Presented Against Govenor Cox of Ohio

WILL FIGHT COX AND WET PLANK   Pros at Frisco Will Make Ho Fight for Bone Dry Platform

WANT DEMOCRATS TO PUT IN RIGID DRY PLATFORD   Prahibition SNdvacates Will) Presen solid) Front Against Governor Con Convention,

Postponement Results from the Conference Between Premier, Owners and Men

DELAY BRITISH MINE STRIKE   Conference Between Lioyd George and Miners’ Representatives Results in a Postponement,

DOES SITUATION WARRANT ANY ACTION?   Is It Crime to Be “In- Sympathy ~ With Reds?

\SSEMBLY CAN ACT WITHOUT PRECEDENT SAYS STANCHFIELD   Counsel For State Says Socialist Members Are Heard In Own Defense Merely By Sufferance-Stedman and Hillquit Hotly Defend Soviet Russia~Animosity Crops Out. sey?

FORMATION OF UNITED COMMUNIST PARTY 10 FOMENT REVOLUTION   Department of Justice Will Guard Against Spread Of Propaganda.

NEW RED PLOT IN U.S. BARED   Department of Justice Told of ,  Civii War Planned by * Communists.   TWO PARTIES HAVE UNITED   Program QGalling fer Armed tnsurree tion Drawn Up at Secret Conven. tion—Secret Service Men Take Action.

~ A REVOLUTION   Evidence of Formation ‘of New Communist ° Party Discovered '

Department of Justice Secures Evidence of Consolidation of Communistic Forces Bent on Revolttion   PROPAGANDA DECLARES FOR ARMED CONFLIC)   Federal Agencies Take Steps to Guard Against the Spread of Insurrectionist Teachings Among Workers

EVIDENCE OF NEW COMMUNIST PARTY FOUND BY GOVERNMENT   Tave Avowed Purpose of Fomenting Revolution Against Existing Order of Things; Steps Being Takes : To Guard Against Spread.

REVOLUTION 1 PLANNED   By Communist and Communist Labor Parties THE EVIDENCE  Has Been Secured by

UNITED PARTY IN PROCESS ~ OF FORMATION   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICR DIGS UP EVIDENCE TO THAT EP. FECT IN REVELATIONS  MADE TODAY ;   PLAN A REVOLUTION

Department of Justice Told of Civil War Planned by Communists.   TWO PARTIES HAVE UNITED   ‘Program Galling for Armed Insurree. tion Drawn Up at Secret Conven-. tion—Secret Service Men Take Action.

MMUNToTo PLAN GREAT CIVIL WAR   New Red Plot Is Bared by De partment of Justice.   UNITE TWO REBEL PARTIES   Program Calls for Armed Insurrection —Movement Includes Mexico and Other American Republics— Mexico City Center.

The Enquiring Reporter   Every Day He Asks Five Persons, Picked at Random, a Question.

PEACE TREATY IS IN DOUBT   Senator Lodge’s Refusal of Compromise An Ominous Sign

IREATY FLUNG BAGK 10 FLOUR OF THE SENATE   REPUBLICAN REVOLT THREAT MAKES LODGE INSIST ON HIS RESERVATIONS.   Deme rats Plan to Present to the Senate Their Modifications And Insist Upon a Voat

Lodge Tells Democrats No Compromise Possible on ~ the Vital Issues.   BEPARTY MEETING IS ~~ BROUGHT TO AN END   ‘The Gig Is Up,” Opinion of  McNary, Leader: of Mild :  Reservation Republi-. ~can Faction. -

BREAK SENDS ROW ON PEACE TREATY TO SENATE FLOOR   Whole Question of Ratification Reverts Back After Virtual Collapse of Bi-Partisan  » Conference. -

TREATY WRANGLE WORSE THAN EVER   Senators Won't Get Together and Looks Like the Jig  Is Up.

NEAR THE SCRAP PILE   WERANGLING, POLITICIANS MUSS tP THE PRACE PACT.   Little Chance for Reaching Hoped j for Conipromise,

AIL T0 AGREE ON TREATY CHANGES   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCES — IX SENATE COLLAPSE—BOLT HAS EFFECT   JIGS UP--RESERVATIONISTS   Senator McNary Ready to Toss Uj Sponge—-Fight Goes to Senate Floor,

LODGE NOTIFIED  HITCHCOCK THAT  NO CHANGES GAN AE PEANMITTEL   Article X and Monroe Doctrine Will Not Be Saecrificed By Republicans te Secure Ratification.   JIG’S UP APPARENTLY. McNARY’S ADMISSION   Democrats Will Present Concessions They Are Willing to Make and Press For Vote on Floor of Senate.

NEARTHE SCRAP PILE   WH ANGI. NG POMITIC NANS MUSS TROTHE PE LAC E PACT.   Little Chance: for Reaching Hoped — for Compromise. oad

Democrats Walk Out for Private Conference With Iniention of Waking Reply Today to Mr. Lodge's Assertion There Can be No Change in Ariicle Ten or Mouree Doctrine,

'Republicans Won't Give Way in Compromise Negotiations.   DEMOCRATS WALK OUT AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT   American ‘Withdrawal From Peace Council Affairs Disceivcead

WHOLE QUESTION UF TREATY GOES BACK-T0 SENATE   Two Factions In Committee Un able To Agree—Lodge Will. No  Stand For Compromise.   LITTLE. "HOPE: “NOW LET

GONFERENGES UPON TREATY ARE ENDED   Whole Question Fiung Back. to Senate Ficor.   ATTEMPT PROVES FAILURE.   Lodge Informs Democrats That There Can Be No Change in Rescrvations Affecting Mou. roe Doctrine and Article 10 —Senate Leaders See to Hope of Agreement.

PEACE TREATY NEGOTIATIONS ARE ‘BLOWN UP’   Lodge Stands Firm or Decisions on Two Reservations.

Peace Treaty Fight Goes Back to Senate; Conference is Endec   ‘No Change iin Reservations Re publican Leader Notifies Democrats.

TREATY TO GO BACK TO SENATE FLOOR   Senator Lodge Refuses To Change Stand In Reference To Article 10.

FIGHT ON DAGT TO iE MADE W FLOOR   REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO (IVE GROUND SAYS LODGE   Soh Party Leaders Give Statement of- Bolt of Oemocrats.

PLAN FOR AGREEMENT ON TREATY COLLAPSES   BREAK-UP IN’ BIPARTISAN CONFERENCE THROWS ISSUE TO SENATE FLOOR.   LODGE UNMOVED IN STAND   End Comes Swiftly When Massachusetts Senator Says No Change Possible in Certain Reservations.

TREATY QUESTION THROWN BACK TO SENATE FLOUR   REPURLEIECANS BALK AT CHANGES OTHER THAN THOSE SET FORTH KARLIER   AQUND TABLE PLAN FAILS   Bi-Partisan Conference Breaks Up— Democrats Hold Private Conference and Prame Reply to Lodge

RISH QUESTION {8 A LEAGUE PROBLEM SAYS GOVERNOR CO}   Answers Irishman In Address to Idaho Folk—Declares it Would Be Handled Rv Leascue   PREDICTS ELECTION   Voice Has Improved Altho He Fails to Take Doctor’s Advice—To Continue His  : SQ ing”

cas  yeclares, If Elected, He Wil  Bring Home Rule Before League   JS IMPROVING   overnor Expects To Speak In Mormon Temple At Salt Lake

AIRPLANE DASH FOR SOUTH POLI   Dr Cope to Use Craft That Gan Land on Ice   will Start Trip on Christmas—Goes  to Antarctic in June

TD DAH TO SUUTT POLE BY AIRPLANI   Commander of British Antarc tic Expedition Gives His Plans.

AIHPLANE TRIE TO SOUTH POLE PLANNED   Dr. John L. Cope Will Leac Antarctic Expedition; To Search for Amundsen And Scott Tents

SENATE PASSES POWER BILL   Ends a Ten.Year Fight hy Adopting  Meactre 5° th 128.

WATER POWER BILL IS PASSED   Senate Ende Ten-Year Fight by Adopt. ing Meaeure, 52 to 18—Goes to Conference,

CASUALTIES WERE LARGE   By! fhe Number Killed in Mexi caa Earthquake Is Still Unknown.

LOSSES 2,000 DUE 19 “QUAKE IN VERA CRUZ   One Village Pisappears And Others Are Wrecked  Fiood Waters Inundate Many

SURVIVORS TELL OF PITIABLE SIGHTS IN DEVASTATED BESTA    Retief Measures Taking Form to Help Villagers Stricken : By Earthquake   SUPERSTITIOUS CALL FOR VIRGIN’'S STATUE   Fears Expressed That Nev Shocke Are Causing Dam* age In Mexico

2000 DEATHS ARE ESTIMATE!   Reports From Stricken District Do Not Give Amount of Damage

ESTIMATES UNCHANGED   Information .As to Loss of Life and Property In Vera Cruz Yeager.

2,000 ESTIMATED DEAD BY MEXICAN QUAKE UNCHANGE   Homeless Survivors Fear Lest Renewed Shocks May Hit Them at Any Hour.

ONE VILLAGE DISAPPEARED, SEVERAL DESTROYED, OTHERS INUNDATED BY OVERFLOW OF MOUNTAIN STREAMS,

OVER 2.000 KILLED -OR-HURT IN MEXICC   CASUALTY LIST FROM EARTH. QUAKE GROWS AS FURTHER REPORTS ARE SENT IN FROM VERA CRUZ REGION.

POTUARATE PaStitt TIES IN MEYIGAN QUAKE ARE TWO THOUSAND DEATH!   ACCURATE REPORTS OF DAMAGI NOT YET AVAILABLE AT THE MEXICAN CAPITAL.

JEAD IN THE  TEMBLOR  NUMBER 2,000   Jera Cruz Still Shakes Mexicans Appeal for the Virgin

EARTHQUAKE. LOSS ESTIMATED 2,000   THIS MANY BELIEVED TO HAVE "OF 8 SaTUnDay 3 : D MEXICO

SHOUSANDS DIE ON EARTHQUAKE IN VERACRUZ   per aTcHEs DO NOT EVEN ES ?r TIMATE DAMAGE DONE IN SATURDAY TREMORS        RARLY ESTIMATES OF BEAD MAY BE TOO LOV   ral . o  Melief Messures Are Gradually Tak ? fag Form;. New Earthquakes Felt Near Mt. Orizaba

Estimate of Dead in Mexico as Result of Earthquake Close to Three Thousand.   TOWNS ARE DESTROYED

DEATH TOTAL STILL MOUNTS AFTER QUAKE   “Rstimate Still Stands at *.. 2,000 in Mexican ake Catastrophe.   "RELIEF IS STARTED - {0 STRICKEN AREAS   Slight Tremors Again Felt Today; New Qttake Feared.

DEATH TOLL FROW MEXICAN ‘QUAKE MAY GROW   Village of Saltillo Is De stroved; &5 Bodies Recovered

DENTON ESTATE GOES TO PROBATE: WOMAN IS INDICTED FOR MURDER   SHE ATTENDED VAUDEVILLE SHOW WHILE POLICE WERE SEARCHING FOR HER.

BASEBALL ASSOCIATION. MUST HAVE MORE MONE}   ‘Fans and Business Men Must Give: Funds *evessars ¥ to th

DISCUSS NEW GAME PROTECTOF   County Fish And Game Association Will Take Hand in Appointment.   KEEP IT OUT OF POLITICS

EXPECT MINES TO OPEN   Striking Kansas Miners Probe-ly Wilk Work Tomorrow

HOWAT HINTS ht WILL SEND COAL MINERS TO WORK   Leader Softens Harsh Refer. ence to Gov. Allen in Address at Franklin After Release From Jail.   BLILLETIN.

KANSAS MINERS BACK TOMORROW   District Official Says So a Pittsburg.   MINERS STILL IDLE TODAY   Conferences Between District and Local Officials in ProgressNo Announcemeht.

Wilson Alone Controls U.S. Men On Rhine   Congress is Told ‘That Foch Has No Authority to Direct Yanks in Germany Unless Authorized hy the President

Turkish Rebels Declare War Qn Great Britian, Newspaper Report Says   TALY AGCEPTS WILSON PLAN

WILSON REPLIES TO INQUIRY REGARDIN STATUS OF UL S. TROOPS IN EUROPE

WILSON CONTROLS APMY CF OCCUPATIO   President Notifies Congreis Ne One Can Direct Activities of U. 8/Troops Without His Orders.

War Contract Profiteers * Should:Be Tried For . Their Crimes Like Kaise

THE ASSASSINATION   Ofg5.D. Rockefeller Threatened in Detroit, It is Said.

John D. Jr., Has Special Guard   Police At Buffalo Vigilant Fol lowing the Assassination Threat Over Phone

CHRISTMAS WEEK MARKS GREATEST IMMIGRATION DSH TO UEITED STATES   BETWEEN 20,000 AND 30,000 COME  FROM FOREIGN LANDS TO THE  HOME OF THE FRE DURING  YULETIDE SEASON

CHRISTMAS RUSH OF ALIENS SURI   Ellis Island Prepares For a ~ Cram Without a Precedent.

IMMIGRANTS ARE RUSHING TO AMERICA   Christmas Rsush Expected at  Ellis Island by Immigration Authorities. ©

UHRISTMAS USK 10 AMERICA   Officials at Ellis Island Are Preparing for Big Influx This Christmas.

ELLIS ISLAND READY FOR HOLIDAY INFLU)   Welfare Organizations to Helr Brighten Season.

NEGRO HANGED THIS MORNING   F tiday Hoodoo for the Black'Who Assaulted White Woman

HEARST UAGING  HIM TO FORM A  HEBELS’ PARTY   IIS NOMINATION UNLIKELY      CHICAGO SEEN RY A ” WRITER

HEARST URGING  TUM TO FORM A ~ARBELS PARTY   HIS NOMINATION UNLIKELY      SITUATION IN CHICAGO AS IT IS SEEN BY A STAFF WRITER

UNITED STATES NOTES BEST   Central and South American Nations Have Their Gurreney Printed in This Country.

UNITED STATES NOTES BEST.   Central  and South ‘Américan Nation: Mave ‘Their ‘Gurreticy , Prin

FIGHT BY WETS AGAINST PROHIBITION ACT OPENS IN SUPREME COURT TODAY

HUGHES 10 WAR  ON BARLEYGORE   Former Supreme Justice Will Represent Dry States in Attack on Rhode island Effort to Nullify Prohibition Amerdment and Veclstead Law.

WET FORCES LINE UP TO FiGtil DRY LAW INFIGH COURT   LIQUOR INTERESTS BELIEVE RE ACTION AGAINST PROHIBITION IS TAKING PLACE IN U.S.   WATCH NEWJERSEY SGLONS   Efforts to Pass ‘Bill Legalizing 3.5 Per Cent Beer Arouse Interest —Three Prohibition Ciascs Before Supreme Court.

 OTATES WILL HbnT PLAN TO ANNUL DRY LAV   Chas. E. Hughes Files Brie in Supreme Court Asking Dismissal of Case   NET FORCES RESORT TO KENTUCKY RULING   RHODE ISLAND TO OPPOSE ACTION ON GROUND THAT ATTORNEYS GENERAL MUS FILE BRIEFS,

7  WILL OPPOSE DECLARING “ARTH AMENDMENT INVALI   Hughes Announces Stand of Prohi‘Pibition  States to Supreihe Court; ‘Gompers Says A. F. of L. Will Take no} Further fAction on Rail Bill.

DRYS PREPARE _ TO FIGHT RE   TWENTY-ONE STATES PLEDGER THEIR SUPPORT IN THE WET BATTLE.   Charles E. Hughes, Representative of the Dry States, Has Asked Sepreme Court Permission to File 3 Brief

21 DRY STATES WILL FIGHT —ANTI-DRY SUIT   Chas, PD. Higghes Filed a Brief for the Slates Asking Rhode Island Suits Be Dropped

DRY STATES 10 FIGHT CLAIMS OF RHONE 1S] ANT   Charis FE. Hughes Will Represent ‘Twenly<me Communwealtls Be fore Supreme Coust      TEST OF VOLSTEAT LAW 1S TO RE         Maces Will Ask that the Contention of the Dry States Re Diij eto

GATTLE OM  QUAY Ih aUPREME SUURT   Hughes Heads ‘Drys’ to Pro. tect 18th Amendment and  Enforcement of Law   IS REACTION AGAINST PROHIBITION, SAY WET:   Booze Forces Ready for Con  certed Attack on U. S.  Drv Measures

WOOL FOR SALVATION ARMY   } President Donates Fleece. Clippe Krom White House Sheep.

‘OCONNELL GIVEN PAPAL AUDIENCE   Apostolic Benediction Sent Boston Institutions   Pope Praises Work of League of Catholic Women

PONTIFE GREETS — CARDINAL   Cardinal O’Connell in Private Audience  With Pope   Apostolic Benedictior for Boston. Arch diocese

Prout’s Neck Tea Room   CHICKEN AND LOBSTER DIN. NERS ORDERED IN ADVANCE,  Luncheon and afternoon tea at al! times. Tel. Scarborv 21-12.

SHAMROCK SLIPS OUT OF DRYDOCK READY FOR RACE   Crew of Resolute Also Read} to Defend America’s ) Cup.

SHAMROCK IV 1 DUT OF DRY OOK READY 10 RAGE   Crew of Resolute Put in Day Making Things Shipshape Aboard Defender.   NO BARNACLE AND LITTLE OlL ON CHALLENGER’S HULL   Today's Contest Will be Over Three Sided Course, Starting and Endizg as Usual From Ambrose Channel Lightship, but Not Yet Plotted.

YACHTS. PREPARE HIRD RAC             fater Again After Day Spent in Bry Bock      NOT A BARNACLE FOUND   Terday’s Race ‘Considered the Crucial One ‘of : Series, Ac “ eording-to. Experts

SHAMROCK AGAIN READY,    Liptcn’s Yacht Shipped Out oi Dry Dock—Resolute’s Crew Also Prepared.

AGHTO REAGY FOR RAGE TOUA   Both Thoroughly Overhauled for Fourth Contest for the America’s Cup.

YACHTS READY 10 RACE AGAIN TODA)   CHALLENGER UNDERGOES DRY. DOCKING FOR REPALIRS—ENGLISH BOAT HOLDS ODDs.

SUAMROCK AGAIN READY.   LLipsen's) Yacht ‘Shipped out” ‘Bry Dock-—Resolute’ $ Cre Also Prepared. *°

Resolute Must Win To Keep Cup in U.S.   SHAMROCK OUT DRY -DOCK READY FOR BIG TRY TO END SERIES   Day's Layoff Gives Opportunity for Thorough Overhauling of Both Racers — Changes in Challenger May Cut Down Time Allowance

PROVES FATAL TO FIFTY-ONE PERSONS   LARGE ‘NUMBER INJURED   Physicians and Others Hurry To Rescue Following Storm

$51 ARE KILLED IN OOKLAHOMA TORNAD(   Injured Number 100 at Peggs, ir Cherokee County, Which Is. . Virtually Destroyed.

ALLIED DELEGATES ARF. MEETING AT STRESSA   WILL ARRANGE CONDITIONS OK PAYMENTS TO GERMANY IN RETURN FOR COAL.

COL At, COND IRE       CHOIN ITALY   Allies Distuss Dellveries “With Germun Representativas i

CLAIM ACTION WAS — TAKEN ON ORDERGF PRESIDEN   Cabinet Officers Admit Interference With Laying ef Western Union Cabla Connection in Miami, Fla.

PRESIDENT WILSON. ORDERED  ~INTERFERENCE WITH LAYING FLORIDA CABLE CONNECTION   Answers Are Filed in. District of Columbia Court in Injunction Proceedings 

LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Brings 2 Solemn Celebration Ry the French People.

Solemn Ceremoni HH eld in Great Amphitheatre of Sorbontte _ Univerpity.

THE SAME OLD STORY      Colored Man Falle Twenty Feet, Hits Rock, No Damage,

TRY THE WANT AD. COLUMN   - THIS COLORED LAD WOULD DO WELL WITH LOOS BROS. CARNIVAL.

HOTEL L FIRE IN - WICHITA FALLS   One Life’ Lost and Several Others Injured in Blaze Today

YOUNG BLOODS TURN BANDITS AND RAID HALL   Sensational Hold-Up at Earl; Morning Dance by Ten Gilden Youths

CINCINNATI BUSINESS MAN IS AMONG VICTIMS OF HOLD UP IN EXGLUSIVE PARIS DANCE HALL

TRADE WITH SERBIA (6 INTERRUPTED WHEN REO CAPTURE VLADIVOSTOK   DELIVERY OF VALUABLE SilIP. MENTS OF FURS NOW HELD THERE IS SOUGHT,

SIBERIAN TRADE StHip OFT,   American Business interests Suffer From Capture of Viadivostoik.

WARSAW WILDL’ ‘CELEBRATES SUCCESS   MAIN FORCES REACH JUNCTION OF DNEIPER AND PRIPET. 

Poles Big Army Is Near Kiev;  Drive Off Reds   Japanese Are Reported to Be Aiding in Fight on  # Bolsheviki.

POLES  WITHIN LESS THAN 50° MILES OF KIEV   Warsaw Wildly Celebrates Success of the Offensive Against Bolsheviki

Polish Troops Nearing Kiey   Warsaw Wildly Celebrating Success of Poles—Bolshevists are Routed

Chicago Wet as Ever, Dry Agent Says   DALRYMPLE COMPLAINS HE HASN'T ENOUGH MEN TO ENFORCE LAW.

W. B. RIDGELY   former Comptroller of Currency, Died at Baltimore Today.

DENTING 1) GRUP REPORT OVER THE STATE   WARM WEATHER !S DOING MUCH GOOD FOR THE CROP,   RAIN, HOWEVER, IS CAUSING iT TO DELAY IN MATURING,   Corn For Ensilage Is Being Cut Ir Some Parts of the State and Some ts Being Gathered For Seed Supply.

WARM WEATHER AIDS 1OWA CORK   BULK OF CORN IN STATE REPORT. ED TO BE DENTING NOW  Heavy Rains Have Tendency to Delay Maturity—-Sweet Corn Yield Is  Above Normal.

IOWA CORN IS NOW DENTING   But Heavy Rains Will Have Tendency to Retard  Maturing.

HE WAS A MOVIE BANDIT   Robber Made Big Haul at Moving  Picture Theatre

[nUOPonIPD AUSHING TO. PHANAL (IPE   Cantu Says He Hopes Against Bloodshed, But Will Never Surrender Government to Huerta: Citizens at Drill   Strong Positions On Heights Arve Being Prepared for Use of Defense Army: Several More Anrplanes for Cantu

LEGION STANDS TOR LAW AND ORDER-D’OLIER   Second Annual Convention Opened Today In Cleveland.

KHAKEWEARERS JAM GLEVELAND   Men of the American Legion By Thousands Give Forest City Martial Air. ©   OPENING OF SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION   7 Officers Flected and Next Con _ vention, of Veterans Will Be Held in Toledo.

AMERICAN LEGION NATION’S GREATEST INSURANCE POLICY   So Says Commander D’ Olier at Opening of Second Ani nutl Convention.   CLEVELAND IS PACKED WITH FORMER SOLDIERS   Expected. te Re-affirm ‘(Hands Off’’ Policy in Regard té Labor. — Meéasures for? Disciplining Posts.

A.L. DECLARES FOR TANG Ut LAW AND ORDER   Seeond Annual Convention Of Ex-service Men Opens.  ;   CLEVELAND PACKED   City Takes On Wartim Appearance On Monday.

Commander D'Olier Declares Organization Has Prevented Red Outbreaks   20,000 MEMBERS IN ANNUAL PARADE   French General Speeial Guest —CGreat Crowds View Spectacle

SECOND ANNUAL MEETING If OPENED AT CLEVELAND BY COMMANDER FRANKLIN D’OLIER.   STANDS FOR LAW AND ORDER   Cleyeland Is Packed With Member of the Legion and Its Auxiliare les—Big Parade.

THE POLITICAL = STUATIONNON MORE OBSCURE   Party Leaders Up in The Air Over Presidential Political Condition.   DEVELOPMENTS OF THE PAST WEEK   Hoover’s Statement Fails to Disclose Just Where He Will Land—Jolinson Gains,

HOOVER'S DENIAL OF HIS CANDIDACY NOT ACCEPTED HAS FINAL, SAY CHIEFS      Politics Still Presents Difficult Problem in Spite of Hoover’s Assurances That He Is Not a Candidate.   QUESTION NOW IS WHAT PARTY IS SELECTED  Party Leaders Uneasy as Mystery Becomes Deeper On » Actions of Prospective Presidential Possibilities.

Hoover’s statement and oth er developments cause . muddled conditions

nOUVER IO NOT CNDINT, in uE'e ENB [EACIIE   Former Food Adminisirator io Ally With Party Sup- noriine World Pact.   REBUKE FOR WILSON   Stand on Tr eaty Taken by Observ ers * Indirect Fling at President.

Hoover Still A Mystery---Johnson Is Stronger, Wood ' Veaker---All Guessing

POLITICAL HORIZON IS BLURRED WITH CLOUDS - FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES   Presidential Candidate Situation Grows More Obscure With Week of Conferences and Announcements by Leaders

N REGARD TO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES   Instead of Clarifying Has Become More Obscure and Muddled.

POLITICS — PRESENT MUDDLED LOOK 10 CYES OF OBSERVER   lloover’s Statement Fails To Clear Up Ambriguity In Regard To Candidacy   JOHNSON FOUND STRONG   Split Is Threatened In Ranks Of Republicans In Empire State

GREEKS BATTLE TURKISH REBELS   Nationalists Bombard Ort Kein, Where Population Throws Up Defences

Turks And Greeks Meet At Ort Keni   ‘Town Bombarded By Turkish Nationalists—Greeks Return Fire   DEFENDERS ARE KILLED IN SKIRMISH

TURKS CLASH WITH GREEKS  INFAREAST   TURKS MAKING OVERTURES WITH SOVIET RUSSIA, OFFERING CONCESSIONS   OIL RIGHTS AND MORE TERRITORY THE BAI

PLOT TO BLOW UP MAYOR'S HOME   At Detroli. Gne Man Arrested, - Others: Huated by Police. (By United Press)

NAB BOMB SUSPECT   Detroit Man Trice! to Blow Up Home ot Mayor, Cops Say 

ALLIES SHOWING EXTREME ALARM OVER POLAND  —s Te oi ABAYV DBC   FRENCH TROOPS MAY BE RUSHED TO DEFENSE OF WARSAW.

ALLIES ALARMED ~—OVERDISASTER TO POLISH ARMY   Continued Advance Of Russian Army Causes. Concern.   CONFERENCE OF . PREMIERS CALLED   Reported That Allied Leader: Are To Meet To Consider Situation.

MAKING CLOSING PLEA        IN NEWBERRY ‘TRRLAT. G HEARD TODAY.   Martin W. Liuteton Has Three Hours Lor Pica—Dalicy to Cloee With Summing Up Fur Static.

NEWBERRY CASE MAY G0 18 JURY FRIDAY   Littleton Closes Case for Defense Totay—Duiley to Sum Up tor Goverunent.

LIPTLETON CLOSES €.      Jury Soon to Veelde Innocence or Gullty of Stnator Newberr

DEFENSE IS CLOSED IN NEWBERRY TRIA   Expect Case to Go to Jury Fri day Noon,

NEWBERRY DEFENSE CLOSE:   Martin W. Littleton of New ‘York Makes Final Plea in Michigan Trial,

WOOD, LOWDEN VOTES COSTLY   Spent $100,000 for Seventes Delegates to the Repubtican  Convention.   JOHNSON TELLS OF CAMPAIGN   Declares Democrats Were Worse Than Republicans in the State of Georgia —Names Palmer Chief at At. jlanta and His Methods.

Ble aU PAID FOR VOiES IN GEORGIE   Wood and Lowden Spent $100, ~ 000 There, Says Witness.   SHIFT PROBE TO ST. LOUIS   Henry Lincoln Johnson, the Atlanta Negro, Otherwise Known as the “Georgia Peach,” Tells Senate Committee of Deals.

GERMANY ACCEPTS THE TERMS   ALL POLAND TO ARMS; EVEN GIRLS JOIN   ERMANY HAS SMORE MONTHS TO DISARM   WOOD VOTES WERE COSTLY   Spent $100,000 for Seventeen Delegates to the Republican  Convention.   Students Are Rallying as Red Peril to Republic Increases.   Allies to Agree to Extend Time Limit for. Disarmament— Wanted 15 Months.   NATION'S FATE AT STAKE!   MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   Deciares Democrats Were Worse Than Republicans in the State of Georgia -—Names Paimer Chief at At lanta and Hig Methods.   Manifesto Issued by National Counci of Defense Says Struggle Is Aginst Bcishevisr, Rather Than Against Russia.   Premier Lioyd George Rejects Plea For Longer Period—Declares Thousands of Guns Are in Hands of Population.

WILSON NOT 10 BE CANDIDATE   Treasury Official Says President Is Not Situated to Make Race; Secks to Prevent McAdoo's Name From Being Placed Before *he Convention

WILSON'S HEALTH PREVENTS RACE   Se Shouse Declared Today nt Kansa: City-—Can’s Accept Third Term

WILSON 100 LL 10 RUN SAYS SHOUSE   Secretary Claims Candidacy Is Out of the Question.

M’ADOO HAS DECLINED BE CANDIDA         Former Secretary: Of  Treasury Will Not Permit His‘ Name. Fo Be Presented To  Deniocratic iy Sy ok pare:   ‘CANNOT. AFFORD  EXPENS      [sees Victory: For Party, However, If ‘Right Men. Are Nominated cand “Liberal and’ Unevasive’’  Platform Adopted:   DECISION — IS RREVOCAREE

PENITENTIARY AT FOTTET-ON FIRE   Blaze Rages-in: Chair. Factory  -Men Marctied to, . ? Sele.”

ILLINOIS PEN IS IN FLAMES   Convicts Believed to Have Started Fire.   CHAIR FACTORY IS DOOMED   Conflagration Broke Out While Men Were at Dinner—Continues to Spread.

FIRE 1S RAGING IN JOLIET PER THIS AFTERNONN   Main Shop of Chair Factory Doomed—Flames Are Spreading.   NO DISORDER IN  THE PENITENTIARY   Convicts and Fire Depart ment Are Battling With Blaze.

Ki F Aina? 7   FIRE RAGING IN PENITENTIARY   Convicts and Firemen Are Fighting to Stop Spread of Flames

CONVICTS AND: CITY FIREMEN      Men Marched to Cells With. out Disorder When Fire Is Discovered.      CHAIR FACTORY LOST AS BLAZE SWEEPS ON.

AFIREIN — A PRISON   One Is Raging in the Illineis Penitentiary at Joliet.   BELIEVED TO BE INCENDIARY   Convict Firemen and City Depariment Trying to Stop _ the Conflagration,

INCENDIARY FIRE AT PENITENTIARY   Starts in Main Shop of Chair Factory.

FIRE RAGING IN PENITENTIARY   Convicts and Firemen Are Fighting to Stop Spread of Flames

PEACE TREATY FIGHT NEARS DECISIVE STAGI   Opinion Is Divided as to Out come of Climax Anticipated in the Senate Todey

SOLONS REOPEN: TREATY DEBATE   Set Speeches to Be Made by Several Irreconcilables.   FIGHT REACHES FINAL STAGE

FGHT ON TREATY NEARING DEGISION   Opinion in Washington Divides Concerning Outcome,   WILL RESTRICT DEBATE   Disagreement Over Article 10 Remains jn State Whict Seems to Soriously Menace Chances ‘of Ratification—  Many fenators Are Urging Camnramtes.

TWENTY KILLED IN BERLIN RIOT   ‘Members of Radical Mob Shot Down By Machine Guns.   FIGHT OVER WORKERS’ BILL   Thirty Thousand Radicals Storm. Reichstag and Furious Battle OcCurs on Steps of Building— 100 Reported Wounded.

BERLIN REDS RIOT; “TWENTY ARE SLAIN   Mob of 30, 000 Attacks the “Reichstag Building.   SHOT DOWN BY MACHINE GUNS   ‘Battle Occurs on Steps of the Build_ ing—Oceasion of Demonstration ” Was Second Reading in Upper House of Workers’. BI.

CAUSES DEATH OF m PEOPLE  eqhitbenh. cuctntitiimasenimnmninnieniiiie   Members of Radical Mob Shot _ Down By Machine   FiGHT OVER WORKERS’ BILI   Thirty Thousand Radicals Storm Reichstag and Furious Battle Occurs on Steps of Building— 109 Reported Wounded,

MANY KILLED IN BERLIN RIOT   Members of Radical Mob Shot’ Down by Machine Guns When They Try to Starm Ralchatag.

MOB STORMS REICHSTAG AT BERLIN   3,000 Persons Engage in Battle on Parliament Steps   FLAME THROWERS ARE USED BY MILITAR}   Workers Demand Control of Production, It Is Said

MLUIGNS WASTED BY GOVERNMENT DURING THE WAR   Described as “Carnival of Extravaganece’’ By Gov. Allen —   SPEAKS TO CON CON TODAY

wa 1 WH rot      Expenditure “Carnival: of -Jextrava: gance’”’ According ‘to Kansas =e ' "' Executive.

ALLEN OF KANGAS SPEAKS HIS MINE   Roasts Wilson and Refers tc Memorable Trip to Paris Last Year.

SINFUL WAR WASTE CHARGED BY ALLEN   RANSAS GOVERYVOR FINDs CARNIVAL OF EXTRAVAGANCE.   hundreds of Willieas Expended During the Fighting and Siace Then From Which Came No Adequate Return.

ROYALTY HAD NOTHING ON WILSON FOR STYLE WHEN HE WAS TOURING EUROPE   (By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

ALLEN ATTACKS U. S. EXPENSES AFTER THE WAR     Declares Government Wasted Great Sums.

HAS CONFIDENCE IN WORD OF HUN   Lloye George © Pleased Over Proposals: ‘of Germany. to Render.” ‘Reparations: -*:.      SAYS. IRISH: DISTURBERS< ARE GIVING WAY: TO: LAW   Offers Ireland “That.” ‘Which Germany, “Would: ‘Have’ Been Glad: to Get, : ‘He ‘Says:

EUROPE MUST FACE A LOT OF PITFALLS   LLOYD-GEORGE SEES DANGER OF WELTER OF HATREDS.   Urges Exercise of Wisdom, That Prejudices and Dislikes Be Kept in Control—tlIrish Situation Not Hopeless.

PREJUDIGES AND DISLIKES MUST BE KEPT WELL UNDER   British Premier Appeals for Patience and Faith in World Settlement.   SPEAKS OPTIMISTICALLY OF THE IRISH SITUATION   is Pleased With Proposals o! Germany for Liquidation o! Her Obligations——Declare: Disarmament is Real Tes of Sincerity.

CURB DISLIKES SO EUROPE WILL NOT BECOME A WELTER OF RAGING HATREDS, iS PREMIER’S WARNING   British Prime Minister Brands Bolshevism as a “Crazy Creed;” Industrial Situation Has Improved; “We Have Murder by Threat,” He Says, Referring to Ireland.

PREMIER IS PLEASED   Express Satisfaction with General Situation

DISCUSS BRITISH ISSUES   Lioyd George Says He i Pleased With Proposals of Germany.

BRITISH PREMIER TALKS AT BANOQUE   Discusses Briefly and Point: edly Various Problems Before Government   IRISH SITUATION: BETTER   Speaks Optimistically on the German Question But Deplores Russ Trouble

Lloyd George Discusses England’s Foreign Affairs _. and Conditions at Home

MP ESP Rae Pr Pi a { i” chet & rae 21 ie te , im Ati * Ba!  ae : i . “e, , ie oe oi a, Be . bed py   SOLDIET:, ey OFFICERS pis. “CHARGED OM THE ARWY DON'T WANT TO, GIVE 7 UP THEIR CATErn,   ARMY IS BEING  REDUCED ONRATALI   Mexican Government Will Probably  Have to Call on U.S. for Help  if New Revolution Rreaks  Out, ry

MEXICANS MAY AGAIN SOON BE IN REVOLUTION   DISCHARGED SOLDIERS OBJECT TO GOING TO WORK  FOR A LIVING.   GEN: CALLES ORDERS — ARMY REDUCED HALF

MEXICO THREATENED BY EVOLUTION 1H NEAR FUTURE, BEL   Cut In Size Of Army may 60a To Trouble.

MEXICO SENSES POSSIBILITY OF A NEW REVOLUTION MAY SEEK HELP   Reduction In Size of the Army Throws Disgruntled Soldiers Out of Job   Signify Willingness to Fall In Under Dissatisfied  Leadership

MEXIGAN SOLDIERS WON'T WORK: WILL START PEVOLT FIRS]   Calles’ Move to Cut Army it Half Causes Protest by Soldiers.

ANOTHER REVOLT IN MEXICO LIKELY   Threat Follows Effort tc Cut Army Down One-half   SOLDIERS OBJECT   May Join Any Leader Who Un. dertakes Enterprise Again Government.

FOR KANSAS CAMPAIGN   Cox, Pnesevelt, -Johnsoa and Borah Will Make Spceches in Stuie

An ti-Leagsuers To. Kansas   Senaters Hirita Johnson and Wiliam ¥. Borak WHT Campalgue Por Harding

FORCE TO CRUSH IRISH REVOLT   is Promised hy Sir Hamar Green wood, Chief Secretary for . Ireland,

Royal Irish to Raise Big Army To Crash Foe   ' Thousands to Be Added to th. Constabulary to Quell Disturbers.

CONSTABULARY IS SCHEME TO ~ SUBDUE IRISH   Sir Hamar Greenwood Promises _ -Byatem, Will Be Betablished to Quell Trouble.

ENLIST CITIZENS  “Sd analy.         Sir Ha d°° Pro poses. ‘Large Constabulary - Force to. Restore  L: aeffindan:   PROMISES: ; “HOME “RULE”   Chief Secretary Says. Com‘plete Independence Is Not Possible,

NAVAL, BUILDING IS POSTPONED   Abeyasnec  Whole Question Held in es  by Great Britain.

X NOW IN WASHINGTON   Next President Continues Hi Attack on G. O. P. Corruption.

STILL RAIDERS SENT EAST FOR DRY LAW WORK   EXPERTS FROM KENTUCKY TER RITORY GET BROOKLYN VIOLATORS IN BAD   Refillers” Se)l Everything From Col Téa to Varnish as Old Reliable Brands   Arrested the Bunch

“M0 ONSHINE” “LAND BUSY   saad ‘and Tennessee; Agents Transferred “To! Brooklyn. To (Trace, ‘Down’ Mheit Distilleries. hh  v JR Oe eines          ‘ORDERED SHERRY AND COT iT   Find ‘That- ‘Anything ‘From Cold Tea. To Varnish. Is. Being -Disposed  ‘Of Under Labol OF  AWN OL   “REFILL” :FRAUDS POPULAR

BROOKLYN CAFE OWNERS TAK=N SELLING BOOZE   REVENUE AGENTS FRO} ‘‘MOONSHINE COUNTRY’ OF THE SOUTH NOw I? NEW YORK.

REVENUUE AGENTS FROM MOUNTAINS IN NEW YORK   (io Into Action by ‘rresting Two Proprietors, Bartender and Waiter in Brooklyn Cafe,

ANT MIOONOHINE AGENT ACTIVE IN BAEATER NEW YORK   Eleven Revenue Men From Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia Invade Brookivn Cafes.

HELD FOR SELLING LIQUOR.   Four Arrested in New York by Revenue Men From ‘'Moonshine Country.”

PRESIDENT MAY MAKE FEW SPEECHES FROM WHITE HOUSE   Executive Also Expected to Issue Statements From Time to Time During Campaign,

PRESIDENT TO STUMP   His Campaigning Will be Done a White House.

CLASS CONFERENCE   Farm Situation is Becoming Acute— Action Imperative. °

ae ee  BIG WAGE REDUCTION  Approximately 301 300,000 Textile Workers Are Affected.

WAGES OF 100,000 TEXTILE WORKERS AEOUCED MONDAY   One-third Operatives in New England Mills Will Be Cut 22!4 Per Cent.

GUT OF 22% PERGENT IN EFFECT MONDAY   About 100,000 Operatives Are Affected

CUT TO BE - 221-2,PER CENT   Lack of Orders and Stock ' Conditions in Textile Industries Cause Action   Mills in Lawrence, New Bedford and Other Places Announce Reductions

WAGES DF TEXTILE WORKERS: REDUCED   cUT IN NEW ENGLAND AF FECTS HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS.

TEX VILE: w AGES REDUCED   tnt of About 22 1-2 Per Cent in New tagliand Mills.

IRRECONCILABLE SENATORS BLOCK ANY MODIFICATION OF ARTICLE 10 OF TREATY

‘ULTIMATUM ISSUED ~ BY IRRECONCILABLES   Demand: Reservation 01 Article 10 Unmodified    Borah Serves Notice of Decision or Senator Lodge

FOES OF THE TREATY SEND AN ULTIMATUM 10 LOD°E   Republican Leader Informed That They Will Not Support Modifica. tion of Article 10.

TO BLOCK MODIFICATION.   Republican Senators Opposed to Treaty Take Action on Article 10.

TWO DEAD FROM TRIPLE. SHOOTING IN (ES MOINES   Roomer Shoots Landiady When She Refuses to Respond to His Advances.

TWO DEAD IN TRAGEDY.   ‘Third Seriously Wounded, Result of Des Moines Shoating.

WANT U.S. HELP IN SETTLEMENT OF WAR DEBTS   Cooperation of This Country Counted for Successful Liquidation of Debts and Repartion.

U. S. AID NECESSARY   ALLIES DEPEND ON YANK HELP IN PAYING WAR DEBTS.   France and England Seek American Co-Operation for Success of Proposed Liquidation Plan.

LIQUIDATION PLAN TODEPEND ON UL 3   if America Fails to Accept Scheme Worked Out, It Cannot Work.   SUBMIT IT TO WILSON

UNITED STATES HOLDS KEY TO ALLIES’ SCHEME i LIQUIDATING WAR DEBTS   German Bond lasue Must Be Largely Accepted by America to Insure Success of Program Outlined by Premiers Millerand and Lieyd Ceorge.

FRANCE LOOKS ¥0 THE VS. 10 AGCEPT GERMAN WAR BONDS   Otherwise, German Plan for Payment of Reparation to Al lies Will Fail   WANT OUR COOPERATION   Great Britain, Too, Is Looking to U. S. to Help Liquidate War Debts.

ALLIES RELY ON U.S BANK ROL   United States Asked to Take German Bonds to Liquidate French Debt.

France Very Much Inter: ested in the Result of Our Decision.    ABOUT ONLY WAY. OUT OF TROUBLE

MAY USE GERMAN - BONDS PAY DEBT   Cooperation by U. S. Counted on For Success of the French Plan

GOAL SHORTAGE FOR Ohi HOMES PREVAILSINSTATE    Present High Prices Ex pected To Continue For Weeks   BLAME PRIORITY   Coal Being Shipped Ti Northwest Is Cause Of Trouble.

' Present Shoriege Due to Pri_ ority Order Shipments of  Coal to the Northwest.   PRIGE NOW ABNORIMAL   :No Estimate Made oy Operat ors at to Probable Extent of  the Predicted Drop. }   SITUATION REPORTS ! FROM OEIO CITIES    No Marked Increase in Supply  Is Anticipated Before’ the-Wicnle af Nox %fanth

BANDITS TIE MAN TO RAILROAD TRACK   Train Cute Off Arm and Leg of ‘ George: Underwood of Carrollton; Mo. “Will Recover.

AN AWFUL ORDEAL   Beaten, Robbed, Bound. to Rallway -. Track and Run Over by a _ Traiu Was: This Man. ;

MAN TIED TO RAILS “ESCAPES WITH LIFE.   Carrolton, Mod Man Has Regular Oid Fashioned Melodramatic Experience, Losing Arm and Lea.

HUN WAR METHODS DEFENDED   Says Allies Conduct Is Equally Criminal :  LETTER IS AMAZING  Dr. Dernberg Writes German Defense —

SAY GERMANY WAS RIGHT   ‘Letter Says That She Did Not Use Criminal Tactics in War.

REGRET FOR WP DALIRIES      abies Gpen Letter Is Essued by Or. Wermard DPernber.  Saesence   SAYS METHGDS WERE NO WOSSE THAN THE ALLIES

Says, That: ‘Germany Was No ‘More € inal ‘Than ‘the Allies‘aad is Not   SEEKING Ai PARDON   Letter Addresséd to Foreign Minister of  Argentina— ‘Wants in} League. —

No Excuses or Apologies to and Germany Expects None From Her Old Adversaries ,   WRITES OPEN LETTER TOLEAGUE

Does Not Seek Forgiveness for Her Acts; Dernburg Cannot  Condemn Sinking Lusitania  SS ow lk T CAlsiit.. en Teer Hee War   Says Germany Is Willing to Try Her Wal Guilty, But Thinks Others Ought to Do the Same

DERNBURG SAYS GERMANY FEEIS ACTS JUSTIFIED   Neither Making Excuses Nor Asking Forgiveness For . «Conduct of War   LEAGUE MUST HAVE GOOD WILL OF ALL

GERMANY WAS.NO MORE CRIMINAL   Declares Dernberg Who Says Tha Germany is Willing to Prove the Measures Used Were No Worse,

ACTS OF GEAMAN ARMY DEFENDED   PROPAGANDIST DECLARES “HIS COUNTRY DOES NOT ~~ SEEK FORGIVENESS.

oAY CONDUCT \0 CAUSE FR DEDENTINCE   GERMANY IS NOT SEEKING FORGIVENESS FOR CRIMES   Cannot Condemn Sinking Lusitania Without Being Disloyal

CANNOT CONDENN SINKING LUSITANIA   HER CONDUCT OF WAR WAS Ne VORE CRIMINAL THAN THAT OF THE ALLIES   GERHANY HURT MORE BY WORAL CONDEMNATION THAN FINAN CTAL STIPE LATION

GERMANY ASKS NO FORGIVENESS   Gpen Letter to League Delegate Says Germans Were Not Criminals in ¥Jar   SAYS ALL WERE’ ALIKE

_ SHE NEED ASK NO _ _.. FORGIVENESS   EVEN THE. SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA BRINGS NO REMORSE TO HER HEART

WAR CONDOR   Dr. Bernard Dernburg in Open Letter to Argentine Foreign Minister Says Allies Were as (Cuilty of Crime as Germans and That Germany Neither Seeks Excuse Nor Asks Forgiveness ~~

ASKING FOR   Germany Believes Her Conduc of War no More Criminal Than Allies.   OPEN LETTER FROM DERNBURG

GERMANY NO MORE CRIMINAL THAN THE ALLIES’   THAT 1S THE STATEMENT MADE TODAY BY DR. BERNARD ED. ENBURG EN OPEN LETTER   She ig Not Seeking Forgiveness from Anyone, He Stated—Does Not Excuse War Glady, State. ment Said.

Says Germany Asks . _ ‘No One’s Forgiveness   Dr. Dernburg Writes Re ‘markable Open Letter - to Argentina ia  fobs  Official, -  i

“THE FIELD ESTATE   The Courts are to Settle Where Vast Fertune Shall Go,

MILITARY MAKE RAID ON DUBLIN BANK   Blow Likely to Be Serious One for Sinn Fein

HUGE SUM IS SEIZED FROM SINN FEINERS   Soldiers “Raid Munster ’ and Leinster Bank  a at Dublin.

TUMULTY MAY SIT IN CUSTOMS COURT   Adenits ° Receiving Supedation, But Indicates He Would Pros:  fare Or's.,44

ALLY lt]  mnWo Ac MIN OK PALLY PENS   100,000 Warsaw Folk Mas to Repel Attack of Russ Invaders

He TRE RISING HIN      BOLSHEVIST ARMY ‘IS WITHIN 2 “MILES OF WARSAW—WOMEN EAGER TO FIGHT ~~

NEGOTIATIONS OPEN AT MINSK   Parley Which May End Russo-Polish War Begins This Morning, Warsaw Dispatch Says   ARE ENCIROLING WARSAW.   Russians Reported Only 25 Miles From City on North—Poles Fight in Last Ditch   "Rv Tnites Press.)

COMBINES - BEING ATTEMPTED   Rivals Each Trying.to Show Oth: ers Should Retire   HGOVER REAL POSSIBILITY   Party Machines Fear Wood, Johnson and Lowden

JOHNSON = ‘WILL HOLD WHIP HAND   IN NOMINATION AT RE: PUBLICAN NATIONAI -CONVENTION   Californian Will Insist on a Progressive Nominee [If He Cannot Land Himself —Hughes the Big Possibility.

MANY FEATURES AT ANNUAL SHORT COURSE FOR FARMERS   Strongest Program Ever Given In Pocket Includes Speaker  BDenm DWuirdin Yt

EX TRA!t! TELEGRAPHIC   City Shows'an Increase of 2,757 over Ten Years Ago   The Gain in Population [s 31. 2-10 Per Cent  

ias a Nice Gain In Poputa         _ According To Figures Ai  nounced Yesterday.      CAIN OF 31.2 PER. CENT

DUBLIN SCENE “OF BLS Ste   Fourte: ‘n Officers Stain 'n At. -_ tacks by Armed Groups.   SWIFT RETALIATION FOLLOWS

Heh i SCENE GF BLEGHSRED   Foustesn Offers Slain tn &t tacks By Armed Graups.   SHIFT -HETALIATIGN. FOLLOWS

JAPS TO DROP DEMANDS FOR HAGE EQUALITY   Will Await More Opportune Time Viscount Ishii Announces at Meeting of  League Assembly   COMING WEEK IS CRITICAL PERIOD FOR THE LEAGUE   Amendment Committee Empowered to Treat With U. S. . is Recommended

Workmen Protest Against French Occu pation in Advance. of Plobiscite

TAS be Lai if hie : 4 " ieMi ER Ea : ao  pwhee. Paw fb © GEGHRE at

DRAFT DODGER SAYS HE WANTS TO OIG UP COIN   Eludes Guards’t ry Telling Them He Wants: "to - Answer Telenhone: Cail   LAWYERS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONVICT’S RETURN   Secretary Baker Denies He Gave Permission’ for Remov-al of Notorious Slacker

THERE'S WIYOTERY ABOUT BERGDOL   He’s Made His Getaway, and That Is All That Is Generally Known.

BERGDOLL SOUGHT $150,000   Was Taken From Prison on Plea He Wanted to Recever Cash.

Convicted Draft Dodger Taken Under Guard to Recover $150 000 Buried in Mountains.

DRAFT EVADER ESCAPES GUARD IN PHILADELPHIA   Bergdoll Was Released From Prison to Recover Hidden Fortune of $150,000.

BERGDOLL WANTED TO-GET HIS FORTUNE   And So the Authorities at Military Prison Let- Him Go to Philadelphia   THEN HE GOT AWAY   Law Firm Aceepted Full Re. sponsibility for Return of Man to Fort Jay

BAKER SHIPTsS THE BLAME,   ‘Seeretary of War Not Kesponsible  jer Berzdells Kaecape.

BEAGDOLL ob EKa BURIED FORTUN   Draft Dodger Released From Ft. Jay Prison Under Guard.

GAUZY TALE OF HIDDEN COIN, BERGDOLL RUSE   Convicted Draft Dodger Released From Military Prison to Unearth Riches Buried in Mountains,   BAKER DENIES KNOWLEDGE   Secretary Declares He Had No Information of Fugitive Having Been Freed.

Slacker Said It Was Buried in Mountains; ; Attorneys Meld  Docnancihtloa far Priconer.

BERGDOLL OUT TO GET CASH   Convicted Draft Dodger Taken Under Guard to Recover $150,000 Buried in Mountains.

Communists Are Opposed To Joining Workers In Ruhr: Valley.   WILL ORDER STRIKE IF GOVERNMENT TROOPS WIN   Leader Prepares to Resis Troops Reported AdYaneing on, Town.

COMMUNISIS IN CHEMNITZ WILL FIGHT   Leader There Says Hie Followers Will Resist Government Troops If They Appear.

A STRIKE 1S LIKELY        IS STRON RATING Wi               ONY Ovi       Personnel of German Cabinet Is Ane ° wounced From Berlin, ul

A OTRIKE 3. LIKEL'   COMMUNISTS STRONG IN SAX. ONY OPERATING WITH RUHR.   Personnel of German Cabinet Is An. nounced From Berlin.

REDS CONTROL CHEMNITZ CITY   Firmly Entrenched and Ready To Resist Attacks by Government Forces

INDIANA STRAWBERRIES      Seon To Leave Floyd County Field: For Markets

CONSUMERS PICKET LINE   May Re Next Step in Effort ta Sent Retail Prices Dow award—Chiton Letters.

WHOLESALE PRICES DROP; RETAIL PRICES REMAIN THE SAME   “CONSUMERS PICKET LINE” PRO: POSED TO BRING RETAILERS  Wet 32 OE

“OVERALL CLUBS” ARE SPREADING RAPIDL'   Kansas City Reports New Club: Forming in Southwest, With Many Joining.   NEW YORK ENTERS LIST   Movement. Gets Support of Ex change Club in Louisville; . Parade Is Planned.

Conditions Not as Bad as Pictured, Administration tl asders Baliaya.   TARIFF WILL WOT HELP   Democrats Are Not Disposed to Start Tariff War With  Furoneans.

NO HOPE OF HELP FOR THE FARMER FROM ue TES  . NG. THe nau TION a ONG NN   How Farmer. Can Be Aided 1 Biggest Piobleri—Demoerats to Fight Tariff. '

PEACE RESOLUTION UP   SENATOR KNOX TO CALI UP SPEAK ON RESOLUTION THAT WOULD END STATE OF WAR.     iD

DEBATE ON ENDING WAR IS RESUMED   Discussion Opened by Knox Wiio Once More Attacks  tAlileanw   Says Wilson Endeavoring To Coerce Senate Into Action

Country Kept in Technical State of War by Power Maddened, Obstinate Executive, He Declares.  TATE ENEMY HAS   LATE ENEMY HAS CEASED TO EXIST   Safety of Nation Demands That Complete Peace Be Established and Domestic Questions Given’ Attendion, He Says.

DISCUSSION OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS I$ OK   Senate Again Takes Up Foreign Matters, After Lapse of ‘Nearly Seven Weeks.

KNOX OPENS DEBATE ON PEACE RESOLVE BEFORE THE SENATE   The Former Secretary of State Tells Constituents We Are Now Legally  and in Fact at Peace.   WAR ENDED WHEN FIGHTING ENDED

SPIRITS ENGAGE CITY’S ATTENTION   Noted Medium Who Revives After Death Rails At Spirit Of Dead Husband

4.090 JON CLUE TO WEAR OVERALLS OR LOWER PRICES   PROMINENT VETORNEY HE ADS IHGANIZATION OF BIR MINGHAM CTTIZENS.

> VILLAGES TAKEN FROM POLINT ARMY   Airplanes Used by Lithuanians in Advance—Invasion of Territory With Boundary Negotiations Pending Resented—Prisoners and War Materials Captured.

POLES-DRIVEN FROM NORTH   Lithuanians Attack Potish Forces on Wide Front.

LITHUANIA AND “POLAND AT WAR   ADVANCING WARSAW TROOP: ATTACKED AND DRIVEN BACK

POLES CLASH WITH LITHUANIAN TROOPS   Invaders Are Reported tc Have Been Driven Back Along Whole. Front

Alleged Kidnaper of Canadian Millionaire Held in. Oregor   Secretary of Toronto Theater Owner Admits, Bond - Theft, But Denies Knowledge of Emplover’s Whereahonts

DOUGHTY TAKEN — AT PORTLAND, ORE   IS CANADIAN  ABSCONDER      Confesses to Theft of $100,000 ix - Victory Bonds—Silent _ ‘About Small

EMBEZZLER OF $100.000 HAS BEEN LOCATED   John Doughty, Partner of Mil. lionaire Theatre Manager, Found in Oregon City.

SMALLS SECRETARY HELO FOR MURDER   Claim Confession of Theft of $100,000 From Millionaire Who Disappeared.

WORLD-WIDE. SEARCH FR SLAYER, LARCENY SUSPEGI TERMINATES IN AR AES)

ALLEGED KIDNAPER   OF CANADIAN MILLIONAIRE CAPTURED IN OREGON   ADMITS THEFT OF Bu.   But Denies Knowledge of Whereabouts of Employer

BIG CUT MADE IN BUILDING WAGE!   Master Builders at Atlanta Announce > Lower Seale for Bricklayers, Plasterere,: Painters, Common La 3) * 2, borers, Ete,

CHURCH TROUBLE GETS INTO COURT   NEW HOPE NORWEGIAN EVAN. GELICAL CONGREGATION HAS HARD TIME OUSTING ITS PASTOR   IMMORAL CONDUCT CHARGE   COMPLAINT ALLEGES REV. N. F.  KILE REFUSES TO VACATE PROPERTY

ASK COURTS 0 OUST PREACHRE   SEW HOPE MINT GN JOB TY RESIE     WON'T RE > PORPAGE COUN & SEEK COUR’

TURKS MUST SIGN SAN REMO TREAT!   Council Approves Military Action and Mosiem Question Is Considered Settled.

GERMAN NOTE OKEHED BY SUPREME COUNCIL   Body Adjourns Until July 2 T Meet At Brussels, Belgium.

SPLITS GN REPARATICN      Supreme Council to Hold Another Canterance Next Month.

ALLIED GOWNGIL DELAYS ATION   Expetts To Decide Upor Indemnity Problems.

SUPREME. COUNCIL. - ALLIES ADJOURN. _ MEET AT. BRUSSELS   Most of. the. Questions. on the Program Undecided — The Turkish Question Considered Settled.

MUST SIGN SAN REMO PACT   Military Intervention Intimated i Turks Do Net Fall into Line,

COUNCIL FAILS TO AGREE UPON VITAL PROBLEIAS   Supreme Council /t Bologne  Passes Up Definite Action  Division of Reparation Causes : Friction

COUNCIL FANS TO AGREE UPON VAL Pr UBL ins   Supreme Council /t Bologne Passes Up Definite Action

GERMANY -AGAIN-ISTHREATENED —-WITHINVASION   Must Obey Treaty tc the Letter, is Allies Ultimatum

SUPREME COUNCIL ENDS BOULOGNE CONFERENC   Adjourns After Four-Hour Ses sion to Meet at Brussels, on July 21.

COUNCIL AT BOULOGNE ADSOURNS WITH ONLY ONE QUESTION SETTLED   Allies Will Consider Repara tions and Russtan Prob lem July 2.

MATTER GERMAN REPARATIONS I$ GIVEN EXPERTS   Non-Compliance by Ger. many to be Vigorously Met

GIVE TURKEY 10 MUL 20 TO SIGN   Premiers Accomplish Little at Meeting Held at Boulonge Today.

HARD NUTS TO CRACK.     The Supreme  Conneil Unable te Decide Knotty Questions.

EXPERTS TO HK AMOUNTS 10 BE PAID ENTENTE   Supreme... Council "Decides ‘Turks Must’ Sign Treaty Spe-. ified Without Delay

COUNCIL — ADJOURNED   SUPREME COUNCIL OF ALLIES TO MEET AGALN ON JULY 32ND.

Supreme Council To Meet In Brussels      Counedl Adjourned to Meet Again in July-——Most Questions on Program Undecided.

PREPARATIONS ISSUE STILL IS UNSETTLED   Problem Is Referred to Experts Who Will Decide On Sums to Be Paid, at Paris Meeting.   WILL DEMAND DISARMAMENT.   Note Refusing Germany Permission to Maintain Army Of 200,000 to be Sent to Berlin,

WORK IS . LEFT UNDONE   Allied Council Adjourns to Meet Again in Brussels Leaving Problems Unsettled.

ALLIES’ COUNCIL PUTS REPARATION ISSUE TO EXPERTS   Supreme Body Leave: Most Of Questions. Undecided.

"SIT TIRE WHICH PAIGE QUEL   TWO KILLED AND THIRTY WOUND DE IN MELEE FOLLOWING A CLASH WITH POLICE,

ANARCHY GAINS UPPER HAND IN ITALY DISTRICTS   Crops Burned in Field: Peasants Reported Being Shot

LEGHORN REDS IN “CLASH THAT KILLS TWO, INJURES 81   Fight. With Police, Soldiers : Climax as Radicals’ Invade, Damage Labor Quarters.   STRIKING PEASANTS SHOOT. ‘VERONESE HOLDING “ALOOF   Cattle Starved, Death Threat * “for Owners’ Keeping Out of. -Move, Is Version.

REDS GAIN UPPER HAND IN ITAL   ‘Anarchists Are in Control in Several Districts and Cause Disorder.   2 SLAIN, 30 HURT IN CLASH   Extremists Invade Chamber of Labor at Leghorn, But Are Routed by Police—Strikers Seize General  and Burn His Automobile.

ANARCHISM IS AGAIN GETTING UPPER HAND IN SEVERAL OF ITALIAN DISTRICTS WHERE THEY ARE KILLING HELPLESS PEOPLE BY. THOUSANDS

PEASANTS, WHO REFUSE TO STRIKE IN ITALY, SHOT   6,000 Agitators invade Fields in Province of Verona and Set Fire to Standing Crops.

REDS GAIN UPPER HAND. IN TAL   Anarchists Are in Control in Sev> eral Dis stricts and Cause ‘Disorder,   ‘2 SLA, 30 HURT IH CLASH   Extremists Invade Chamber of. Labor “Bre ‘Leghorn; But: “Ate- Routed: “by”. * Police—Strikers Seize: General — and Burn His Automobile.

ANARCHISTS TERRORIZE ITALIAN PROVINCES BY THREATS AND VIOLENCE   Leghorn and Verona Aré  Seenes of Grave Eh

GT. BRITAIN RESENTS U. 3. AID T0 TRISH   REDS GAIN UPPER HAND  IN ITALY   Question Is Raised Buring Debate in the House of Commons.   Anarchists Are in Control in Several Districts and Cause Disorder.   GREAT BITTERNESS 1S SHOWN   Horatio Bottomley Asks Whether Government Knew of Honor Being Conferred on De Valera, “Presdent of trish Republic.”   Extremists Invade Chamber of Labor at Leghorn, But Are Routed by Pol.ce—Strikers Seize General  and Burn His Automobile.

fe GAIN UPPER ; HAND IN ITALY   Anarchists’ Are i in Controt in Sev. - eral Districts and Cause — ct Disorder,   2 SLAIN, 30 HURT IN CLASH   xtremists Invade Chamber of Labor at Leghorn, But Are Routed by Police—Strikars Seize Geneéraj  and Burn His Autemobile; .

Gain Upper Hand in Severa Districts and Burn Crops in the Fields.

PEASANT UPRISING IN ITALY MENAGES INTERNAL PEACE   Police Kill Two Strikers When They Invade Chamber of Labor and Start Row.   MANY PEASANTS ARE SROT   Peasants Who Refuse to Join the Strike Are Shot; Cattle Are Starving.

SERIOUS HOTS   Two Killed, Many Injured in Disorders at Leg harn   STRIKE GROWS GRAVE   Anarchists Reportéd to Have  Gained Power in Some Districts.

GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO. FILES A MOTION   Asks Franklin County Court T Quash Service Summons.

POSITION  OF UNTED STATES ON POLISH - SITUATION  Will Be Stated Today---Denied Note ent to France

CLOSER RELATIONS WITH AMERICA ARE DESIRES   Rusaan General Would lave Stu dents Attend Vniversides in Tolted strtes,

WANTS CLOSER RELATIONS.   Russian General Says U. S. Is Great Democracy Chanrpion

CLOSER RELATIONS URGED.   Tussian Genera} Tinks United Staics Champion of Pemactacy,

a OF      OFFICIAL REPORT. oF. AFFAIRS OF ~ THE CITY AND TRANSACTIONS , OF THE COUNCIL:

PROCEEDINGS OF . THE CITY COUNCIL   1 OFFICIAL REPORT OF AFFAIRS OF THE CITY AND TRANSACTIONS . OF THE COUNCIL

MINERS MEETING TO TALK WAGES   Kanaas, Missouri, Oklahoma fond Arkansas Workmon Gather in Kansas City to Sumbit Demards

MINE WORKERS WANT NEW WAGE INCREASE   Demand Is Made for Advance ¢ $1.50 Per Day and Reduction in Explosives.

. TALKING OF WAGES.    Miners of Sevoral States-In a Confer ence With the Onaroators.

LADIES’ ATTENTION.   Here i is an Opportunity You ShouldClassses

LOCAL RED CROSS NEWS.   Home Meal Planning Classes Organized in Wellaboro—Home Hygiene Classes in Tioga Valley.

GASTON CHEVROLET IS KILLED IN RACI   Winner of 1920 Sweepstakes in Indianapolis Dies as Result of Collisjon at Los Angeles

Gaston Chevrolet and Lyall Joll Are Dead  and Eddie O'Donnell and John Bresnahan Are Seriously Injured as Result of Collision Near End of Sensational Race   O’DONNELL’S SKULL FRACTURED

GASTON CHEVROLET IS KILLED IN RAGE AT LOS ANGELES   Lyall Joltls, Mechanician fo Eddie O'Donnell, Also Loses Life and Latter May Die.

FAMOUS AUTO RACER KILLED IN ACCIDENT   GASTON CHEVROLET'S CAR HIT‘ THAT OF EDDIE O'DONNELL OF MILWAUKEE AT LOS ANGELE: DURING CONTEST.

GAOTONGHEVADLET, FAMOUS Ko A RACING NRIWER 1S KILLED   Lyall Jolls, Mechanician for Eddie O’Donnell, Also Lost Life in Crash.   O'DONNELL HAS SKULL FRACTURED AND MAY DIE   Machines Oollided at East End of Grand Stand Near Close of 250 Mile Race at Los Angeles, Won by Roscoe Sarles Driving Without Stop.

GASTON CHEVROLET KILLED IN GRASH   Famous Racing Driver And A Me chanician Meet Death At Los Angeles.

GASTON ‘CHEVROLET. SPEEDWAY , CONTEST. WINNER AND A ‘ MECHANICIAN KILLED

TWO ARE KILLED IN AUTO RACES ON 0 ANGELES TRACK   Gaston Chevrolet and Lyoll Jolls Meet Instant Death When Ma.  chines Collide.   O'DONNELL ALSO INJURED   Accident Happened on Speedway in Front of Grand Stand at Close of 250 Mile Race.   SARLES WINS THE RACE   Eddie Miller and Eddie Hearne Finish Secorid and Third Respectively—Prize $10,000.

RACING CHATS KILLED iN WEST   Gaston Chevrolet Mcets Deat! On Los Angeles Track

FE LS TS TS SS ———  GASTON CHEVROLET AND MECHANICIAN, ARE KILLED ON SPEEDWAY THANKSGIVING DA}   Machines Crash Together Near Close of 250-mile Ract at Los Angeles—Roscoe Sarles Winner of Event —Averages 103 Miles Per Hour.

AUTO RACE   TWO OTHERS PROBABLY FAT ALLY INJURED AT LOS ANGELES   GASTON CHEVROLET DEAD   1920 Indianapolis Speedway Winner One of Wreck Victims

TWO ARE KILLED IN AUTO RAGING MISHAP   CHEVROLET IS DEAD, WHILE O'DONNELL IS BADLY INJURED.   Drivers Are Pinned Under Car at Foot of Incline After Collision.

Sarles Wins the Race   Time 2:25:20 For the 250 Miles   Dead Driver Had Won 1920 Point Championship

(990 SPEEDWAY: WINNER HERE Ig WRECK VICTIM   Lyall Jolls Killed and O’Donnell  and Joh Bresnahan Hurt:  Seriously When Machine Come Together.        SARLES FIRST 10 FINISH       Hoosier Drives 250 Miles. With out Stop—Eddie Miller See-,: ond and Hearne Third:-

SAMUEL GOMPERS  AT SAN FRANCISCO   Will Bight for Plank in’ Demoératic PJatforn Which Republicans De clined fo Accept.

CHICAGO'S CHIEF BLAMES U.S. MEN   Garrity Says Federal Officials ~ Have Flooded the City With Whisky.   REPLIES TO DIRECT CHARGES   Declares U. S. Agents Release Booze From Warehouses and Permit Its Shipment—He Is More Interested in Catching Robbers.

l. 0. i 0.5. (EN BLAMED DY GHIGAGD CHIE   Says City Flooded With Whisky by Federal Agents.   Charges That Government Employees Release the Booze and Permit Its Shipment—More Interested in  Catching Burgilars, He Says.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Is Appealed to By Poland: in, Dispute. With Lithunia, . >

GOVERNOR DENIES THE CHARGES OF CRAVENS   In Speech to Senate This Afternoor Answers Allegations Regarding Connection With Mines   ASKS PASSAGE OF COAL BILL

GOVERNOR COMES BACK AT CRAVENS   Delivered Special Message to the Legislature This Afternoon and Brands   STATEMENTS AS FALSE   Declares ‘He is Not a Director in Coal Company —Senate at Standstill

Bad Week Hits lowa Corn Crotr   COOL WEATHER, AND, DE FICIENT RAINFALL HAVE ADVERSE EFFECT.

IOWA CORN AT A STANDSTILL   Another Cool Week and Lack of Rain Unfavorable to Crops,

IS AT A STANDSTILL   CORN RETARDED BY THE RECENT’ COLD WEATHER   NEEDS WARM AND DRYING WINDS   For: Some Unknow Reason in Nearly All Portions of the State Corn’ Has Not Put Out Strong Brace Roots— ' Damage by Rain.

ALLIED AND TURKISH FORCES BATTLE IN CONSTANTINOPLE    Martial Law Has Been Proclaimed In Turkish Capitel and Allied Forees  Make Demonstration

Wott Blt  rUnUE IU All UF ALLIED   43,000 Moslems Opposing French, British and Italians, Report   CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW, SAYS DISPATCH   Troops Make Extensive Mil itary Demonstration Against Turks

WAR SIZZLING IN CONSTANTINOPLE   20,000 British, French and Italian Tress Repulsive   MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED   Reinforcements Being Rushed fo Sattling Allied Supporters  7OIN  oe TIAlty

ALLIES AND TURKS ~ CLASH IN CAPITAL   GARRISON INCREASED   CONSTANTINOPLE 1S SCENE OF FIGHTING BETWEEN TURKS AND ALLIED FORCE WHICH  iS INCREASED TO 50,000 MEN

FIGHT TAKES PLACE IN CAPITAL   BATTLE FOLLOWS DEMON STRATION BY 20,000 FOREIGN TROOPS

Wott Bld  rUnGE TO All OF ALLIES   CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW, SAYS DISPATCH   Troops Make Extensive Military Demonstration Against Turks

TURKISH AND _ ALLIED FORCES  HAVE CLASH   THE CLASH IS REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN CONSTANTINOPLE—NO DETAILS   20,000 British, French and  Ytaliat Troops Made “An Extensive Militavy Demonstration" —City Un, der Marshall Law.

43000 Turk Soldiers 7 “Ready to Clash With ~-20000 “Allied- Forces

000. Frenc 5 . British and: ‘Teal. gage the Sul- ‘tan’s ‘Men: "ge, Ua,      SIGHTING REPORTED *" IN CONSTANTINOPLE:       f feinforcements Sulliient To Raise > Allied Number To: 50,000  ‘Men On W. ay. +

ALLIES AND TURKISH FORCES CLASH IN CONSTANTINOPLE   20,000 British, French and Italian Troops Made “Extensive Military Demonstration.”

WAR GONG SOUNDS   Allied ‘and Turkish Troop: Reported to Have. Clashed in Constantinople   MANY TROOPS THERE   aT MARAT SD A BOVINA SE WD & £444 80L1  Mexican Federal Troop: are .on Trail of Villa Who is on War Path

MARTIAL LAW _ -IN CONSTANTINOPLE   British, French and Malian: Troop: Take Fart in a Clash with the Tooks

MARTIAL LAW:NOW IN. THE TURKISH CAPITOL   Alliott and Suluer's Porces Glashed in Copstaiitinople—Nu betidis oof

Troops Make Exte Military Demonstratioy              MARTIAL LAW DECLARED, LONDON REPORTS STATE          ALLIED INTERVENTION  UT ORIZED AND BRITISH ¢ DERED TO ATTACK, PARIS DISPATCHES, .

HOSTILITIES IN CONSTANTINOPLE   ALLIED AND TURKISH TROOPS   IN BLQODY CLASH,   GITY 1S UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Fighting Also in Progress in Potand Between the Natives and the Soviet Forces of Russia, With Poles Holding Their Own.

WAR OPENED ON STREETS — OF CONSTANTINOPLE WITH MOSLEMS AS AGGRESSORS   Martial Law Proclaimed, and British, French And Italian Troops, 20,000 Strong, Confront 43,000 in Turkish Regular Military Forces

ALLIED AND TURK FORCES CLASH IN CONSTANTINOPLE   DEMONSTRATION BY BRITISH FRENCH AND ITALIAN TROOPS DISTURBS.

ALLIED FORGES HAVE: GLASHED WITH TKS “W CONSTANTINOPLE      Turks Resisted When Martial Law Was. Prociaimed and _ Fighting Followed. > :   NO DETAILS OF CASUALTIES        British, French and Italian Sole diers Make Extensive Mili tary Demonstration. -

CARPENTIER WILL FIGHT LEVINSKY   French Heavyweight Will Make American Debut in Jersey City Tuesday.

Gompers Says It Is Simply Pitiable   That the United States Has Not Rati. fied the League of Natians Is Pit. lable, Says Gompers,

AMERICAN - FEDERATION WILL NOT MIX UP WITH POLITICAL FICHT SAYS PRESIDENT SAM GOMPERS

REJECTION OF LEAGUE PITIABLE cAYS S. GOMPERS   ‘Says That League Would Be  ‘Accepted Overwhelmingly If Submitted to: Peonle ©   FORGET EFFORTS FOR PEACE!   British Labor Leader . Warns Against Internationales Such as That in Eussia

BOOM BEGINS T0 FORM FOR WORLD LABOR UNION   GOMPERS FLAYS CONGRESS FOF FAILING TO RATIFY LEAGUE OF NATIONS

IRISH THRONG TO SCENE OF MIRACLE’   Weird Manifstations in’ Tipperar Hold was of Island in we.   SACRED PICTURES BLEED   Crippled Soldier Lays Aside Crutche: ~ Child Made Well By Miraculous “Cure,”’

Statues and Holy Pictures Bleed While Throngs Come To Tipperary to Be Cured

Report “Eytraordinary Miracles” in County Tipperary Where Statues and Pictures Bleed

WOMAN I3 SOUGHT IN MURDER CASt   ELWELL'S HOUSEKEEPER TELLS OF HIDING NEGLIGEE AFTER HE WAS SHOT.

ASSERTS. WOMAN WITH ELWELL IN HIS APARTMENTS   Housekeeper Confesses To Removing Clothing After Mysterious Shooting   EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS FROM KENTUCKY CLUES   District Attorney States Visit of J. B. Elwell to Lexington Fits Theory

oEK WOMA  NIN FLWELL MURDER   Whist Expert’s Housekeepe Admits Hiding Femine Wearing Apparel.

MURDER OF WHIST EXPERT HAS NOT YET BEEN SOLVEL   ‘Police Se¢king Woman Who Wore Clothes Found in Dead Man's Apartment.

SEEKING WOMAN IN ELWELL CASE   ‘Police Believe Owner of Negli. gee Found in Death Room Can Tell, of Murder.

SOLDIERS RAIDING HOMES; CORDON IS CLOSED ON CITY   Rifles And Machine Guns Quell Incipient Riot Near Cork.

RK FIGHTING WAS BEGUN BY PICKET!   Explanation of Sunday's Blood; Clash in Dublin Issued by Dublin Castle.   CROWN FORCES FIRED ON BY PICKETS iT 18 SAID    a a  Went Out Hunting For Allegad Gunmen; Intended Search  ing the Orowd.   OUTLAWS BELIEVED THERE   Escaped During Panic Created by Firing Inside of the Grounds,

GROWN FORGCO IN IRELAND CAUTIOUS   STRICT GUARD KEPT EVERY WHERE NEAR DUBLIN TO KEEP DOWN RIOTS.   EXPLAIN SUNDAY TROUBLE   Military Governor Says Pickets Fired At Officers and Started Stampede In Croke Park.

FIRED UPON © BY PICKETS   Announced fldw the Treuble Started at Dublin Park on Sunday.

CROWN FORCES: HRED ON WHEN ATTEMPTING TO “CLOSE ON GUNMEN   Effort to Slip Up and Put Surprise Across Fails - When Hand Is Tipped © _.. by Those on Inside   BUT DENIAL OF . PICKETING IS MADE   PICKETS SHOOT AT MILITARY ' WHO TRY TO ROUNDUP GUNMEN AT CROKE PARK,  AT DUBLIN

MANY RAIDS BY MILITARY FOLLOW RIO]   Statement of Military i in Dublin Denied by  Football Men.

OF THE CROKE PARK TRAGEDY ON SUN. DAY AFTERNOON.   Gaelic Athletic Associa: tion Officially Denies the Picket Story — Dublir Hemmed in by Britisl  Tennand

QUALIFY AS TYPISTS   ive Piaskell lodlan Stemtents ace Fast on the Machine

QUALIFY AS PYYSISTs   Vive Maskell fadian Students are Fast on the Machine

SOBER WELCOME TO BE EXTENED 4924 INNEW YORK     HUNDRED -- - PROHIBITION ‘AGENTS TO MINGLE. WITH  ! ‘CROWDS IN..HOTELS TO MERWP TIM ON TICAUT.   Leading. Hotels Order Employes Not to Handle Liquor in Anywavy.Dnrne Motertainments.

NEW YEAR'S EVE NOISE NO MORE    THINGS HAVE UNDERGONE  ; CHANGE IN NEW   YORK.

FEDERAL AGENTS TO MINGLE WIT NEW YEAR GROWS   Hotels Order Help Not to Han dle Intoxicants in Any Way   One Hundred Agents to Keer Lookout —

One® Hundred. ‘Prohibition . Agents “Assist” Celebra. tors to. Obey Law.

PROHIB AGENTS OUAEW DOWN LI   Decree Dry Reception to New Year’s in All Hotels and Restaurants.  “B Y OL” Watchword at Boston—Clevelnad Will

It’s Going to be a Dry Celebration  been. 2 ee ee wee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee eee  Law’s Eagle Eye to Keep Watch Tonight

One-hundred Enforcement Officers Will Mingle With Crowds in Hotels and Restaurants Along Great “White Way” Tonight—Are Instructed to Clamp Lid Down Tight on Grave of John Barleycorn.

LEGSSLATURE ADJOURNS UNTIL EIGHT TONIGHT  {Rew Aeensiatead Peace

A ie kD Nk tat he ha a nc acc  IVE PERSONS REPORTED — DEAD; MANY HURT: FIRE SWEEPING THE PLANT

Are Proper Apparei For Some O'  the Indiana Mine Operators  . Says Bloomington Telephone, ,   CALLS THEM THIEVES

Vcc ray is  EXPERIENCING WORST STORM OF THe YEAR   Three Deaths In Three Days Of Fierce Blizzard Are Repcrted — Flu Is Adding To Suffering — Traffic Paralyzed

THREE DEATHS FOLLOW IN  WAKE OF SEVERE BLIZZARD NOW RAGING IN MICHIGAN   Mother and New-Born Babe Are Found Dead Near Caro, While Husband and Four Others Are Seriously Il.

MIGHIGAN IN GRIP OF BIG BLIZZARD   Worst Storm Of Winter Is Raging In Northern And Wesfern Part Of State

MICHIGAN IN GRIP OF SEVERE BLZAR   Storm That Has Been Ragin: For Three Days, Brings Death and Suffering.

ROBBERS AT 12 CONVICTS AT 4, .. JERSEY RECORI   Bank Burglars lars Find Justic Is Working With Old- .  Pa ee

JERSEY JUSTICE S METED OUI   BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED      Within 24 Hours After’ Capture— Seven Years in:State Prison ‘For Beth — .

Allies Will Take No Chances of a Vete Such As Followed Their Action on the Adriatic Question.

TAKE NO CHANCE ON WILSON   AlHes io Proceed With Great Caufien In Plans for Pence AWith Torker.

TAKE NO GHANCE ON WILSON   Allies to Proceed With Great Cantion In Plans for Peace With Turkey.

Thirty Pereons Killed! Violent Street Fight in Ulster City Last E ning—Property Ds age Said to Be $10,0 HHO

FIGHTING CONTINUED AT BELFAST, DURING NIGH   Eight More Killed. And Wounde: List. Has Grown to 2 Total Of 150.

More Than 100 Persons Tncluding Women And Children Are Wounded   THIRTY MORE ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICIALS   Boy Is Shot Dead In Fighting At Banbridge, Home Of Dead General

Property damaged to extent of ten’ million dollars  in: Belfast   EVICTIONS: HAVE. BEGUN   Hoisting Union Jack infur. iates Sinn Feiners and Nationalists

Women and Boys Among . Those Suffering “From Wounds—Thirly Arrests Made By British Soldiers.

TROUBLE THREATENS 10 SPREAD OUTSIDE OF BELFAST; MANY OF DEAD ARE WOMEN AND CHILDREN      Ninety Arrests Made By Soldiers And Constables —Four Regiments of British Troops on Guard In City—“No One Can Tell Where Rioting Will End,” Says Chief Secretary

DEATH TOLL  BELFAST. RIOTS IS INCREASED: 150 WOUNDED   Thirteen Persons are Killed In Fighting During Night.  TROOPS ARE ON GUARD  Damage Caused by Rioting is Estimated At  $10,000,000.

BELFAST RIOTS ARE RE COSTLY   Loss Is Estimated at Ten ~— Miltion Dollars.

OUREET FIGHTS A ULSTER GIT   : Thirteen- People’, Killed and  Many Injured in Violent  > Rioting in Belfast.   SOLDIERS CHARGE MOB WITH FIXED-BAYONETS   Four Regiments of British Troops on Guard in City Derine Nieht.

GOX SPOKE FROM STAGE WHERE NOMINATION WAS ~ ANNOUNCED LAST JUL   Severnor Discussed — Japanes: Question In: Speech At- Sar Francisco Auditorium.

DECLARES HARDING SHIFTS POSITION, JAPANESE: ISSUE   Cox at San Francisco and Sacra: “mento, Talks League of Na-~ tions and Progressivism

U5. R NAL SERVICE ENG  SEONG YEAR   ‘New York-San Francisco Route to Be Next Great Ad vance in Service

AIR MAIL SER NECIDED SUCCESS   Economical in Cost and Time —Washington-New York Route Saves $100,000.

Poor Thing, Tired Out and Sick, Coming Back to Ef Paso Sunshine For Health and Happiness   BUT BRUTAL GOVERNOR SAYS PRISGN NEEDS HEE   ‘She Merely Went to Chibuabua tc Think About Something Else, Say Papa and Mamma

FEASTING AND DANCING AND GOBLING PATE ~DE EDIE GRAS OCCUPIES ATTENTION GF FRANKS

MILLER PILES UP BIG LEAD OUT OF NEW YORK CITY   Smith Has Good Lead in City But Defeat Is Indicated Up State.

“7p STATE” VOTE TO DECIDE   Result of Reral Vote in New York  to Tell Who In to He

SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION BY DELAWARE 1S SEEM   RESOLUTION TO APPROVE ADOPTED BY SENATE; HOUSE ACTION EXPECTED TODAY.

Change of Sentiment in Legislature Mav Make It Possible te Ratify Amendment.

SUFFRAGE HOPES ARE HIGH AGAIN   Delaware Senate Ratifies th Susan B. Anthony Amendment: -Bill Goes to House.   WOMEN EXPECT VICTORY

DELAWARE IN LINE ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN'      Senate Ratifies and House Expected to Follow Suit in Ending Long  olht.

DELAWARE UPPER HOUSE RATIFIES EQUAL SUFFRAGE   Pass ed. Bra to 6 Kote and. Gaes ‘the Hoase Where Favorable : . Acton is Expected: -

SUFFRAGE IN DELAWARE.   House Is Expected to Follow Lead of the Senate.

Would Clear Way for Preséxitation of Platform Tomar. row Morning

NEAR SPEECHES OF NOMINATION   Oratory in Full Sway in Democratic Convention Today.   MWADOO BOOM SWINGING

[NOMINATIONS  NOW IN ORDER   Stripped For Action the Convention Meeting ‘Hour Earlier

erthn TALKS TRUS AFTERNOON            ‘McADOO AND PALMER LEADING CANDIDATES   PLATFORM NUT YET COMPLETE   The Peace ‘Treaty mint Prohibition  . ptunks of tho Platform Were Still     Unframed at Neon Today. ©

Bryan Playing Lone-Game as He Watches Moves of “Wet* Contingent.   NILL BE HEARD ON CONVENTION FLOOR

DELEGATES BEGIN 10 PICK NOMINEE   Supporters of “Big Three” Full of Confidence — Talk of “Dark Horse” Assumes Serious Proportions.

CUMMINGS LIKELY AS ADARK HORSE   CHAIRMAN’S FRIENDS START ‘A BIG BOOM WHICH GAINS STRENGTH.   NOMINATING SPEECHES ON   Marshall, Davis and Cummings Mentioned Frequently When Talk of Dark Horse Candidate Breaks Out.

Nominating Speeches Chief Feature of Today at  "Prisco.   M’ADOO, PALMER AND GOV. COX IN THE LEAD   Boom for Chairman Cummings for President is Growing.

TRIPPED FORAGTION   THE NOMINATING SPEECHES A PRISCO THIS APTERNOON,   MWlatform Wriikles Said to Have Been Bewsticsal 423

Cox and Palmer Forces  Pleased With- Decision  to. Put McAdoo: in ‘Fioht at Once

NAMES OF CANDIDATES BEFORE CONVENTION   IT IS EXPECTED NOMINATING SPEECHES WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY

STRIPPEDFORACTION           CHES AT SOON.  THE NOM FRISCO         Pistform Wrinkles Said to Mave Reen : Troned O8t,

Democrats, Stripped for Action Get Down ta Selecting Man as Standard Bearer   DEVELOPMENT OF CUMMINGS BOOM IS A FEATURE

450 CADETS QUIT CLEMSON CAMPUS   CHARGE UNFAIR TRIALS, UN. JUST DISCIPLINE FORCED a ?. DUTY. ~

450 GO OUT IN GLEMSON STRIKE   Trouble With Faculty Sends Two Classes to Homes — Crossland Case Started Row, But Students Are Generally Dissatisfied, They Say.

Whole Police Force of Town Resigns Because He Can’t Find a House

POLICE CANNOT FINS HOME   Housing Shortage Forces Actien by Vitiage Council In New Jeresy Community.

POLICE FORCE WILL QUIT, 1S HOUSELESS  Tyr.0Uté<CrP CS we. se. fe y?°>.. fede   He Is Unable to Find Any Place to Live.

POLICE CANNOT FIND HOME   Housing Shortage Forces Action. by Village Council In New Jersey : Community. ©

1S GEDDES PHRSONA GHATAL   Keritieh Gover hinient Muhes Formal Inquiry Concerning Anbursador,

NILL GEDDES BE ACCEPTABLE   To President Wilson as Am bassador to the United States is What   ENGLAND WANTS KNOW

ASK. CONCERNING. : AUCHLAND GEDDES   Formal Inquixy ’ ‘Made at Stat Department on .Ambasaador ‘

SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES _ NEW MINISTER FOR U. S   Formal Inquiry is Made of Stat Department Regarding His Acceptability.

SOLDIERS CONFESS GIGANTIC PLOT TL ROB RELIEF DEPOI   Charity Organization Officers ‘implicated: in’ Wholesale Looting.of Supplies.

HIGH OFFICIALS MAY BE HIT IN THEFT QUIZ   Former Soldiers Nabbed For Stealing Relief Supplies,  Promise To ‘Squeal.’

SIX ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF RELIEF GOODS   Former American Soldiers Give Information Regarding “Higher Ups’.

CHARITY THEFTSES-MAY BE FAR-REACHING   Six Former American Soldier: Confess Stealing Supplies From Relief Committee

SIX U.-5, SOLDIERS CHARGED WITH THEFT ~ DF NEAR EAST E0005   They Have Confessed anc ‘Will Tell More So as to Expose Those Higher. up Involved in the Theft of Many Wundred Thousands. - .

YANKS CONFESS TOR. C. THEFTS   DALLAS MAN NAMED COUNSEI FOR PRISONERS IN NEAR EAST CASE

EX-SOLDIERS HELD   Six Americans Admit Thefts of Supolies in Turkey

Six Former. American. ‘Soldiers Confess Part‘in Taking Hundreds Thousands Dollars.   WAR ORGANIZATION OFFICERS INVOLVED   Worked Temporarily: ‘With Goimmittee ir Charge. of Deke

YANK SOLDIERS ADMIT THEFTS   Six Former Service Men Con. fess to Wholesale Looting —Accuse Officers.

SERIOUS SITUATION IN IRELAND POLICE BARRACKS AT CORK ARE ~— DYNAMITED FOLLOWING ATTACK   Barracks in a Number of Cities Are Attacked and a General Reign of Terror Is Reported .

IRISH REBELS Ih NEW CLASK   Police Battle With Them——No Casualties Renorted

New Outbreaks In Ireiand Add ToTheTension   Policemen Besieged and Barracks are Dynamited—One Pcliceman Killed Reperis Say —Azpartment Heuse  Destrorved

MORE RAINS ON InfoH PRISONS MANE BY MOBS   Five Police Barracks Are Attacked by Groups of Supposed Sinn Feiners   COMMUNICATION WITH © OUTSIDE IS CUT OFF   JAIL IS DYNAMITED AND SE POLICEMEN ARE HANCUPFF ED AND GIVEN A SEVER! LECTURE.

CONDITIONS IN ~RELANO BECOME MORE SERIOUS   Uprising in Cork Saturday Night Brought About a Pitched Rattle   POLICE BARRACKS ATTACKED IN FOUR HOUR FIGHT   Other Places Report Uprisings but the Casualty List Is Kept Down

RESH OUTBREAKS TERE COMPLICATE Tne      Cand of 300 Fight With Police and Dynamite Village

WOMEN FIGHTING WITH COMMUNISTS IN RUHR VALLEY   The Reds of This Region Seem To Be Preparing To Make Determined Stand Against the Government.

LYNCHING IS FEARED AT INDEPENDENCE IN. - KANSAS AFTER RIOT   White Boy and: Negro Man Are Killed and. Four Others Wounded During Battle Between Races

BAPTIST LEADER SAYS LEAGUE I$ SURE TO WIN   Speaks From Steps of Capitol in Washington to Thousands Attending Baptist Convention.

BAPTISTS ENDORSE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   WORDS GREETED BY A BURST OF CHEERS FROM MEN AND WOMEN IN CROWD

HE SAID “NO” TO LEAP YEAR OFFER SHE SHOT SELF   A Dinner, a Picture Show, a Walk in Park, Proposal, Rejection, Revolver Shot.

GIRL PROPOSES IS REFUSED AND SHOOTS HERSELF   Had Furnished Flat For Her “ Catch’? Who Then Said ae ra

GAS COMMITT TO DECATUR, ILL   BASSETT, BUXTON, BASS, THREE BUSY BEES, WILL GO TO DECATUR TO SEE PLANT.

STATE ENGINEER WILL BE ASKED   GAS COMMITTEE TO DECATUR, {LL   WOULD HAVE AUTHORITY TO ACT IN ABYISORY CAPACITY ON DRAIN MATTERS.   BASSETT, BUXTON, BASS, THREE BUSY BEES, WILL GO TO DECATUR TO SEE PLANT.   HAVE SECURED ENGINEER’ BEFORE STATE ASSEMBLY,

+       21 BELG   Exchange of Students Cuder. Hoave Foundation Operative This Fall. ‘17 Gatvom.Ar ay

21 BELGIANS T0 STUDY IN U. S.   EXCHANGE OF STUDENTS UNDER HOOVER FOUNDATION THES  FALL 17 FROM AMERICA

(OHNSON RETURNS HOME TO SPEND 11S VACATION   3a® Harding at Chicago, But Did - not Meet Him During Stay in Washington.

JOHNSON MAINTAINS SILENCE   Leaves RHacshiogton for Home, Rut Net Tathing Politically.

BUSINESS CALLS ‘SENATOR JOHNSON TO PACIFIC. COAS]   California Senator Maintains His Silence Observed Since Chicage  - Convention On Politics.   MET HARDING  IN IN CHICAGO

AMERICAN AVIATOR 15 CREDITED WITH CAUSING DEFEAT (F BRU SHEVIK   ENORMOUS REWARD OFPERET FOR MAJOR FAUNTLEROY BY LENINE REGIME,

HARDING POLICY CALLED ‘WOBBLY   Cox Avers His Opponent Has No Convictions on League of Nations’ Issue.

$  ~~ OFINOUANA   DETERMINER ‘TO WAKE SEN ATOR HARDING TALK ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Pres. Wilsou- to, Aid: ‘Gox hy Five  More Appeals’ ‘for’ The ‘Lenene  of Nations Cover

Governor Cox Keeps “A Republican Candidate : Changes Stand.’       NEW POSITION EVERY: < TIME SENATOR: TAL      Cox Garries Fight: Into Repu lican Indiana and ‘Is ‘Well Received,

WILSON WILL AID CAMPAIGN FOR LEAGUE   Cox Going Back Into In diana on Pact Boost. ing Trip,

TO AVOTD FREIGHT RATES,   New Oil Pipe Line From Mid-Continent Kield to St. Louis and Chicago.

BF CONSTRUCTED ann   PROJECT INVOLVES ENPENDE TURE OF TWENTY-FIVE MIL@ LION DOLLARS, ANNOUNCED

BU TEXAS TO CHICAGO   TO SPEND $25,000 ON LINE TO CARRY MID-WESTERN CRUDE OIL TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.

TOEULDOLPIPE  TNE TA PRIOR UE TD GHIGAGG   Great Rfain Wil ‘Pe Built From South. we.tern Fields to Western Netrepslis

PIPE LINE ~ TO CHICAGO   Organization Composed of Independent Oil Dealers at Head

RAILROAD HEADS OPPOSE OVERTIME FOR TRAIN CREWS   White Presents Case ol Carriers in Chicago Conference.

TIME AND ONE HALF OVERTIME FOR RAIL WORKERS IS OPPOSEL   Taulation of Wages Since 1803 Presented to Board by White

SAYS OVERTIME PAY PRINCIPLE IS WRONG   Restrictive Feature and Punitive in Effect, E. VT. Whiter Tells Railway Labor Board,

FAMOUS MURDER TRIAL OF DECADE AGO IS-RECALLED   Woman Loyal to K. C. Physician, Freed for Killing Col. Swope, Millionaire Uncle, , Charges Cruelty.

NEVER SUBSTITUTE FOR THE U.S. FLAG HARDING DECLARES   G. 0. P. Naminee Makes Pledge {o Two Soldiers Blinded in the Arconne.   ee ee Makes Picdge to 8oJdiers.

‘Democratic Administration  Blundered in War and’  Peace. Harding Saye

MUST BE NO SUBSTIT FOR STARS AND STRIPES      SENATOR HARDING ADDS DRA MATIC PERSONAL TOUCH TT SPERCH AT MARION—TRIBUT! TO THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

TRIBUTE TO WOUNDED OF WAR   Herding ‘Adda a Personal Toechk te Speech at Warion.

Harding Assures Audience He W ould Never Leave U.S To Help Cure World’s Ls

HARDING HAS NO REMEDY FOR H. 6. L   Declares It Would be Difficut to Suggest “Any Particular Remedy”   TOUCHES MANY SUBJECTS   G. 0. P. Candidate Has ; Change of Heart, Paying Glowing Tribute to T. R.

AMERICA NEVER WILL SURRENDER 5 NATIONALIT)   Stars and Stripes Last Behel by Blind Soldiers Shall Have No Substitute.   HARDING APPEALS TO THE WOMEN NOT TO SEGREGATE   Suggests It Would be Better “to Cultivate Waiting Opportunities in Friendly Soil Than Chase a Phantom Amid Rivalries of Old World.’’

NO SUBSTITUTE  FOR OLD GLORY SAYS HARDING   Two Visiting Soldiers, Blindee In Argonne, Inspire Personal Toneh to Address.   PLEDGE BRINGS OVATION   Nominee, Aitaeking Administra tion Waste, Says U. 8. Will Never Surrender Its Na dtnsanlidar

HARDING'S FLEDGE TO BLIND SGLDIERS   Never Shall Be Substifute Fo Stars and Stripes, He Says.

HARDING WARNS WORLD, OLD FLAG WILL BE SACRED  Never Will Surrender It for Another, Saus He.

FAVORS ECONOMY TOREDUCE HICH COST OF LIVING   Individual and Government Re: trenchment Advocated by Reanhkoan Naminan.

HARDING IN TRIBUTE TO COL. ROOSEVEL’   Declares Teddy Would Be Candidate ad He Not Left Us—Economy for H. C. L.

‘HARDING'S TRIBUTE 10 ROOSEVELT INA FRONT PORCH SPEECH AT HOM   In a Thoroughly Eloquent Speech, the Man of Marion Pleads For and Promises There Shall Never Be a Substitute For the Stars and Stripes.

ST MAINTAIN NATIONALITS      Never Will Be a Substitute for th Stars and Stripes, Harding Publicly Pledges   Is Only Way to Reduce H. C. L He Says — Pays Tribute to Theodore Roosevelt

ANOTHER PLEDGE IS. MADE BY HARDING   Says There Shall Not Be Suibe  stitute for Flag. 2?   ATTACKS ADMINISTRATION   Republican Nominee Asks, fer Governmental and Individual Economy aa Primary Stop to Reduce Cost of Living-— Urges Federal Maintenance of Public Highwayet.

COLBY RECEIVES LETTER FROM INDIA ADDRESSED TO “THOMAS JEFFERSON”

SANDERS ATTACKS LARD “CAUEIS   invited Senators Just to Make Commands, He Says; Liar, Says Mead.

Stormy. Meeting: Held Wh Railroad Employes Meet With Representatives. ,   DEMAND IS MADE FOR REJECTION OF NEW?      Gompers and Other Wo C Leaders Declare Mea Undesirable as Cun rhins Act.

CHARGES CAUCUS RULED BY LABOR JO-FORGE..TERMS   REPRESENTATIVE SANDERS OF INDIANA CREATES SENSATION AND IN BITTER WRANGLE LIE IS PASSED.

SoNGRESSMAN'S CHARGES /NEARL} BROKE UP MEETING.   anders, Invited to a Caucus, Found  pabor Leaders There: “to Present Commands’? on Rall Bill—Bit terly Arraigna Gompers “ote

HOT WORDS IN COMMITTEE   Angry Exchange Marke Meeting eo! Protest Against the Pending Railroad Rill.

SAYS CAUCUS WAS CALLED BY LABOR   Sanders’ Statement Almost Breaks Up: Conference. y  COMPERS ic ~ APRAIGNED   Senator Scores Federation's President for Having Unjis. tiflably Insulted Present Con. ‘gress—-Turmoil Reigns Until Chairman Calls Meeting to Order——Mead Makes Reply.

ALLEGES CAUCUS CALLED BY UNIONS   Representative Sanders At  tacks Methods Used by  Gompers and Other Leaders in Washington

UNCLE SWINGS BIG ON CLUB   MAY GET EQUAL RIGHTS FOF AMERICANS THROUGH PETROLEUM EMBARGO.

American Interests ‘Will Be ProtecLed From Monopoly’ by Foreigners   Offensive Under Way   Britain and France Will Not Be Allowed to Grab Everything Tinder. Mandaiies

BYRAN URGES THE RATIFICATION OF TREATY OF PEACE   Advises Democratic Senators Not To Defeat The Pact.

SENATE DEMOCRATS HASTEN TO CONFER WITH BRYAN AT WASHINGTON   ‘Arrival of Nebraskan at City On Visit {ts Signal far ‘Rush to Consult Him   ‘Leader Tells AH That Not to Ratify Treaty Would Mean Suicide of Party

RATIFY TREATY BRYAN ADVICE   Nebraskan Calls at Washing. ton Enroute From Florida to New York.

SAVE PACT, PLEA OF BRYAN, HITTING DEMOCRATIC FOE:   For Party’s Senators to Help Down Treaty “Unthinkable, Unspeakable,” He Says.

Bryaix Again Champions Cause of Peace Treaty   Ex-Presidential Candidate Says It Is Unthinkabl That the Democrats Would Join the “‘Irreconcilables’”’ To Defeat Measure.

It’s “Suicidal” for Democrats to Attempt to Prevent Senate Ratifying the Treaty---Bryan

~ NOT BEAT PACT   Unthinkable for Democrats to Line Up With lrreconciliable, He Says.   CANNOT DENY MAJORITY

BRYAN URGES RATIFICATION PEACE TREATY   Scores Democrats for Sticking With Irrecon. cilables—Is Freely Con. sulted

BRYAN ENTERS TREATY FIGHT URGES ACTION   “Commoner” Consulted 86: Democtatic Senators Sooi After Arrival.

UUMMONER ENTER TREATY BATTLE   BRYAN ARRIVES AT CAPITAL TO CONFER WITH SENATORS . AND INSISTS ON EARLY  ' RATIFICATION.

LET MAJORITY RULE   THAT IS BRYAN'S  ADVICE TU i DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.   He Declares It Would be Salelde ; Jor the Demvueratic¢ Party to  ; Defeat the 1 Peace Party.

HEARINGS FORRATE INCREASE CLOSED   DECISION 18 EXPECTED BEFORE GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE EXPIRES.

FREIGHT TARIFF HEARING IS ENDED   DECISION ON RATE INCREASE TO BE MADE BEFORE GUARANTEE PERIOD EXPIRES.

EXPECTS TO CROSS N. POLE IN AIRPLANE   CAPT. ROBT. A. BARTLET’ WANTS TO CROSS THE NORTH POLE IN AIRPLANE

Jeclares Intention to Cross Pole in Airplan       Captain Bartlett Enlisting vf nancial Aid to Furth. * “er Plans.

MASTER ON PEARY’S SHEP - PLANS TQ FEY ACROSS, THE NORTH POLE IN PL ANE

BARTLETT SEEKS $300,000 TO FLY OVER NORTH POLE   Master of Peary’s “Roose: velit” Now in Charge of Ling Teland Wiork

2D_IN SHIP’ TONNAGE      - ping Facilitiés.       Liéyae 1920.21 Figures  bat 12, 406,000—-500 Per Cent... “Inéreage, .

UNITED STATES NOW SECOND NATION IN TONNAGE,   Great Britain Only Tops America—tincrease Since 1914 Is Placed at  500 Per Cent.

IN SECOND PLACE IN SHIP TONNAGI   Big Gain in United States Shipping Facilities.   Lioyds 1920.21 Figures Put it at 12, 406,000—500 Per Cent Increase, ~~

2D IN SHIP TONNAGE   Big Gain ‘> United States Shipong Facitities.   Lioyds 1°2°-21 Ficures Put It at 12, #.5,.COO— #50 Per Cent Increase.

BANKER WARNS OF BOLSHEVISM PERII   People Must Fight Reds Every Minute Or Be Overwhelmed, He Asserts.

OUTLINES PERIL OF BOLSHEVISM    : Annihilation of Bolshevism in Every Country Among Necessary Results, Is Speaker’s View.

SHIPPING WHISKY TO CANADA   Stocks im That Coeatry Hepieniched Prom Usited *tatca.

MRS. CAREY STTUAIN.   Cables Thankfulness to Husband Whe ‘ Recapedt from Bomb.

MORE MYSTERIOUS CARUSO INCIDENTS   Mrs. Caruso Feels Strain of Melo drauniutle: Threats Againse Pamily   MANY JEWELS STOLEN   TUREAY TO.“ KIDNAP ‘DAUGH: TER IS MADR   A, Bonb Exploded in Havana Theater Wher. Caruso, was. Singing Waréwelt Concert—Singer  is Unthurt,

MRS. CARUSO FEARS FOR SINGER’S SAFETY   Sends Cablegram After Bomb : Explosion Im Cuba; Begs Him To Return.

CARUSO’S WIFE ~ WIRES: “LOVE” ” AFTER BOMBING   Beginning” to. Feel: Strair She Waited Nervously. for Ward af Cafatw ”

Thefts, Bomb Plot Unnerves  Caruso's Wife   Mysterious Robbery of Liquo From Tenor’s Cellar Latest Melodramatic Incident.

MRS. CARUSO MUCH WORRIED BY Tit DRAMATIC EVENTS   First Came $500,000 Robbery, Then Threats of Kidnapping Her Daughter.   HER HUSBAND IS BOMBED   But Tenor Was Uninjused When Bomb Exploded in Ha vana Theater.

Is Plainly Unnerved by The Series of Events That: Have Attacked the Household in  e Past Few .Weeks.—Caet86 Not Hurt by Bomb, -

THE HOUSE TYKES ALITTLE RECESS, FOR GHRISTMAS   It Will Reconvene for Business Nex Monday—Some of the Worl It ras Bone.

_ STEPHEN'S.  $60,000.00 JANUARY  CLEARANCE SALES   Cutting The Cost of Living

DIVE THE TURK UUT OF CURDPE AN URGENT PLES   Americans Asked to Make Protest Against Many Outrages.   United States Making Itself _ Accessory, Says Morgenthau.

HE PREDICTS JEWS SLAIN BY MILLIONS   Ttussin WHT Massacre Phen, Say:  Mergenthan, Unless Turkey fs       Punished) Now,

LAL PROPERTIES I WEST VIRGINIA ARE QYNAMITED   Fight Follows, in Which One Man Is Thought to Have Been Killed.

MINE BOMBED AND ATTACKED   Nonunion Men Aid in Driving Off Their Assailants in West Virginia,

TIRE CO, SETS A - MINIMUM WAGI   Male Employes Get Not Less Than $6 a Day and Wo. men $4.

DEFENDS PRIVATE HANDLING   Representatives (lnaim Juaticr  Katiroade’ Demands for  tleeel Re«erennece.  addi.

Contend Justice of Request for One Billion Dollars Additional Revenue.   AGREE FO FILE DATA ON RETURNS OF ROAD:   Expect to Show Greater Efi ciency and Reduce Expenses Under Private Control.

PRIVATE MANAGEMENT OF ROADS DEFENDED BY RAIL REPRESENTATIVES   Willard Declares Carriers Will Show Greater Effi ciency, Lower Rates

Governor Cox Will Answer In Due Time   Richmond Perrson Vicbsor., Anti-Sa Joon Teague Lender, sernds Gov Cox a Telegram.

BIG CROWD SEES CLEVELAND GAME   Over 7,000 Fans Present When Game Between Cleveland and Chigaga. Gets Under Way

ALLEGED BANDITS ARE UNDER ARREST   Nineteen Held To Answer fo Crimes in’ Columbus.

U.S. HAS STOCK OF 200 NEW WARSHIPS   Superdreadnaught and 96 Destroyers Constructed Last Year.   Largest Peace-Time Total is Asked by Rear Admirai David W. Taylor to Complete Program.

200 NEW WARSHIPS   Superdreadnaught and 96 Destroyers Constructed Last Year:   Largest Peace-Time Total Is Asked by Rear Admiral David W. Taylor to Complete Program.

NEARLY 200 WAR SHIPS IN YEAR   Together With Superdread.naught and 96 Destroyers for U. S. Finished.

MANY NE.¥ WARSHIPS   NEARLY 200 U 5. WAR VESSELS COMPLETED LAST YEAR,   Number Includes Superdreadnaught and 96 Destroyers— Biggest PeaceTime Tota’ in History.

TWO HUNDRED WARSHIPS FOR THE UJ. 8. NAVY   Built During Past Year. New Types of Aircraft Are Being Developed, Says Report tc Naval Secretary.

CONDITIONS OF TRAFFIC IS TERRIBLE   In Rumania Where Every Train Carries People on Roofs of Coaches.

ALY TQ THEFT OF LARGE SUM 0 DISCOVERED   Detectives Place Woman and Boys Under Arrest — In New York.   STEAL ONE MILLION   Mysterious Stealing O1 Goods From Pier : Is Solved.

MILLIONAIRE “TRUCKING KING'S” WIFE AND FOUR. BOYS. NABBED AS KEY TO HUGE PIER THEFT!

LIKE THE WORM, BUNNY TURNED   Galesburg Farmer is Wound  ed By an Enraged Rabbit.

NEVADA SCHOOLS CANNOT OPEN   State Superintendent Comptains He Has No Teachers.

EMMA ARNEY ALSO AVERS SPOUSE TOOK WITH HIM MONEY PROPERTY “RROUGHT”

Storekeeper Is Killed After Being Called te Telei phone.   Man Killed Vito Campaneltz dr, on Septem ber 18.

JAPANESE ASK SETTLEMENT OF CALIF. PROBLEM   Says Present Status may Lead to Unfriendly  Relations.

RADICALS ARE IN CONTROL   German Coalition Government Loses Domination of Reichstag.

SERMAN RADICALS CONTROL   Dpponents of Coalition Government to , Dominate Reichstag by 238 to 222 Votes.

STILL MISSING.   Steamer Fordonian Calis for Aid and Thon Nicannenore:

STILL MISSING.   Steamer Fordonian Calls for Aid and Then Disannearsc.

IRISH CASE BECOMES DOMESTIC ISSUEIN. §   ‘Commission Says It Threatens To Menace World Friendship And World Peace.

BRITISH WON'T VISE PASSPORTS   Commission To Probe Conditions In Ireland Hopes Decision Not Final

ANAPPEAL FOR HEARING MADE  Commission Wants Te Visit Great Britain.        SEEKING FACTS IN CASE OF IRELAND British Embassy Refoses To Vise Passports.        Members of Commission Declare They Follow Suggestion of Groups Frominent in Both  to. need bete be I dR   Members cf Commission Declare They Follow Suggestion of Groups Frominent in Both English and trish Life.

HONORS 10 VILLA MAY COST MEXICO 1,5. BECOGHITION   Reports 1 That  Bangit ( Chief is, Go‘ing to- Mexico : -City:.is : Cause + aft Mucth-Sneculatior, —

VILLA MAY CAUSE A RECOGNITION DELAY   WILSON HOLDS AIM RESPONSIBLE “FOR COLUMBES MURDERS. °         Rebel Chief May Be Asntgmed ts Trail Carranza ur Take Comimmu of Constubalory Along FYrontier.

THE APPOINTMENT — OF VILLA WOULD PLEASE AMERICA   if Rebel Leader Should Be Part of. New Mexican Government the United States Might Demand His Extradition for Murder. 

REGOGNITION UNLIKELY TF VILLA GIVEN POWER. BY MEXICAN TURNOVER   Reports Say Bandit May Be Plated a at Head of Constah _ ulary-~-Massacre at Columbus, N. M., Not ro . gotten bv U. S. Authorities, sg

RAISING VILLA TO POWER DOES NOTSUIT WILSON   If Bandit Who Led Raid on Col mbna, N. M., Is Given Post of Honor, Recognition Will Re Withheid.

BITUMINOUS MINERS THREATEN GENERAL TIEUP OF THE MINES   Lewis Declares Illinois Settlemeni Must Not Modify Interstate Agreement   TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN MAY BE INVOLVED   President Declares that National Of ficers WIL Bring Pressure to Bear to Cause a Strike,

THREAT 10 CALL MEN OUT MADE   Lewis Says Walkout Will Be Ordered ifWorkingPact Is Changed in Settlement of Iliinois Mine Strike.

SETTLEMENT IN ILLINOIS MUST BE MADE BASIC   Conciliators Ready to Start Work in the Strike  Area.

TUNG GOA OTRIKE THREATENED   Illinois Walkout May Lead to Tieup of Central Field   Commission Is Blamed by Lewis for the Present Trouble

GENERAL STRIKE OF COAL MINERS ‘S POSSIBILITY   lilinois Settlement May Cause Big Walk Out.

THREAT OF ). L. LEWIS. UV. M. W HEAD, BASED ON ILLINOIS DECISION    BITTER TOWARD PROFITEERS   Operators Engaged in “Sun Dance” of Outrageous Manipulation, Saya Leader, :

Illinois Mine Trouble May Cause Mineworkers of Nation to Cease Work   John L. Lewis Says Any Settle. ment to Modify Interstate Agreement Will Cause It.

LEWIS FEARS COAL STRIKE   PRESIDENT oFf VINDE-WORKERS DECLARES If POSSIBLE.   CHARGES BLUNDERS IN AWARD   TROUBLE IN TLEINOs MAL ASe SUME PROPORTIONS,   Operators in the Meantime Waring Rich, While ¢ onsomins Poblle ta tCempelled ie Pay Oat rageous Prices.

K MAY RESULT IN CENTRAL FIELD   President of Mine Workers Gives Hint in Discussing Illinois Situation

BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE   President John L, Lewis of United Mine Workers of America Issues Statement ‘Revealing Possibility of Walkout If  Basic Wage Agreement Is Modified   ILLINOIS MINES AT STANDSTILL

GENERAL STRIKE OF MINERS AGAIN LOONIS   MODIFICATION OF AGREEMENT TO MEAN WALKOUT, OFFICIAL DECLARES.   Situation in Llinois Field Attributed to Blunder of Bituminous. *  Commission.

SITUATION IN ILLINOIS IS SERIOUS   President Lewis Stated That At Least 210,000 Men Would Be Involved.

BAEAT STRIKE OF SOFT GOML MINERS 1$ LIKELY. IND TT MAY COME SOQH

THE WHEAT SITUATION IS GROWING CRITICAL   Freight Car Supply May Be Meusie ing Price of Bread Next *Sunrmer,

SUPPLY MAY BE BREAD RECULATOE        GRAINMEN MEET WITH FEDER: AL WHEAT DIRECTOR TO DEXCUSS PROSPECTS OP FUTURE

BOLLING NOT AS BAD AS SANDS PICTURES   BROTHER-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT HAS FIRM DEFENDER.  j   Johu T. Mecham, One of Shipping Investigators, latimates Presest Treaserer of Board Victim of Blackmail.

MEEHAN CHARGES PROBERS LETTING UP ON BOLLING   Witness in Shipping Board Scandal Re peats Testimony.

Shipping Board Investigator Defends Record of Wilson’s Brother-in-Law.

INVESTIGATION NOT TRORQUGH OY S EE HAN   Charges of Alleged Division of Money by Bolling, Sisler and Sands for “Favorable Contract” Not Sifted.   In Connection With Accusation Against President Wilson’s Brother-in-Law. All Without Foundation, His Opinion.

CHARGES AGAING BOLLING TAKEN UP   Meehan Admits Board Probe Was Not Thorough.  eaten reer  ee gt eae eee eae a MICE Ege “is 2 2eee Oe Bo Oh

MEERAN SAYS PROBE WAS NOT SUFFICIENT   SHIPPING BOARD BELIEVES HOWEVER, THAT BOLLING 18 NOT GUILTY,

No Real Inquiries Into Sands Charges Is Instituted   REPEATS STORY   -Mrother-in-Law of Mr Wilson Again Named in Ships Case

INVESTIGATOR COMES TO BOLLINGS DEFENSt   ‘Meehan of Opinion Graft Charge: ' Due to Attempt at Blackwaili ine Scheme

SAYS BOLLING 1S BLACKMAIL VICTIN   Shipping Board Investigator Declares Charges Are Without Foundation   BOARD DROPS INQUIRY   Deputy Chief of Bureau Testifies to Examining the Books of Accused

BLACKMAIL PLOT AGAINST BOLLING IS, DISCLOSED!   Witness Before Shipping Board Investigation Committee Refutes Sands’ Testimony.

BOLLING’S ACTION NOT QUESTIONABLE SAYS CHIEF CLERK   Shipping Board Head Declare: President’s Brother-in-Law Victim of Blackmail.   MATTER NOT THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED BY BOARD   No Instructions to Halt Investi gation Were Received and It Many Continue.

TALY READY FOR YANKEE TRAVELERS   Housing Conditions Ir Eternal: City Are Deplorable   ENORMOUS GROWTH OF ROME IN FEW YEARS   Italian Railways Make Big Preparations For Tourists

JEMAND FOR RESUMPTION OF FOREIGN TOURIST TRAFFIC THROUGH ITALY   DEMAND FOR RESUMPTION OF ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TOURISTS BEING ARRANGED IN ALL LEADING CLTESsS,

COURT DECISION ON STOCK ISSUE TERMED INSULT   Right of Corporations To Issue Tax-free Bonds Assailed.

Senator Capper Denounces Supreme Court Protection (of Dividends from Stocks         Declares, Big Business Is Adding to War Deb Saddled Upon Common Peopie Who Did . 99 Per Cent of the Fighting

COURT'S DECISION SCORED BY CAPPER   Kansas Senator Says Decisior As to Corporations ‘‘Adds  Thenlt tran Trai 7?

HIGH COURT TAX DECISION IS ~ ATTACKED   KANSAN ASSERTS PROFIT GOUGING CORPORATIONS BENEFITED

DOG IN HUNT FOR MURDERER ‘OF WOMAN TAKES’ POSSE TO -BED OF ONE OF ITS MEMBERS   Roy Miner, 22 Years Old,/Son! of Wealthy ‘Manufacturer .. and Husband of Dead Wife, Placed Under Arrest, =  > Together. With Father-In-Law. ”:

BLOODIHOUNDS ~ TRACE SLAYER    OF MRS. MORRIS   Young Man in Posse o1 Trail of Murderer  Tracked to His Owr Bed by Dogs

ARREST POSSE MEMBER.   loodhounds Followed. Trail. te Home of a Member.

Son of Wealthy Mississippi Manufacturer Accused by  Trail of Bloodhounds, Arrested—-Body of Victim Race t ae Bec. Roce AA ce

MAY TAKE STEPS TO HALT TURKS   Recent Massacres of Armenians Stir Entente.   URGE MILITARY CONTROL   Reinforcements Being Transport ed fo French Troops.

BRITISH TROOPS APE ADERED TO TURK CAPITAL   supreme Council Takes Step to End State of Affairs in Constantinople

STRINGENT LAWS ALONE WiLL NOT CHECK RADICALS   Conflicting Views Present ~ ed House Judiciary Committee Considering AntiSedition Bill.   EDUCATION MPST PLAY A BIG PART

ONE LEGAL LIGHT IS QUITE UNALARMEL   Prosecuting Officer, NMowever, Says 500,000 Reds Are Organized in Empire State to Overthrow Govt.

STATUTES NOT TO CURB RADICALISM. NEWTON'S BELIEF   Attorney General of New York Tells Senate Commitice Baucation Necesary

oAYS STRINGENT LEGISLATION WILL NOT CURB “REDS   YN. Y¥. DISTRICT ATTORNEY MAKES STATEMENT BEFORE INVESTIGATION

EDUCATION AND LAW TO CURB RADICALISM IN THIS COUNTRY   Five Hundred Thousand Reds Organize in New York to Overthrow Government, Says Attorney.

Tsducation ‘Must W: Mik Hand ‘ in ‘Hane ; With ‘Surhigent ‘Laws Says an Newton.-

ONE DAY MORE LEASE ON LIFE   COLE AND GRAMMER, CONVICT ED MURDERERS, GRANTED 24-HOUR STAY   Governor McKelvie Grants Condem ned Men Time Until Supreme Court Acts.   EDUCATION AS CURE FOR BOLSHEVIS™

Teachable Facts About  Bolshevism and Sovietism   Attorney General Newton Uryes Anti-Red Move

STRINGENT LAWS WILE NOT CURD ALL ADICALISW   New York Attorney General Declares That Education Must Walk Hand in Hand  With the Law   RADICAL MOVEMENT FED ON MISGUIDED IGNORANCE   Recommends Americanizatior Teachers’ Work in Conjunction With Federal Agents

No Other Way to Curb Radi calism, Attorney General Newton, New York, Slays.   NO MENACE TO COUNTRY SEEN BY FRANCIS KANE   Radical Movement Fed on Lenetanee tod Miseuidance, ard Teachers of Americatization Mast Work Simultaneously With Department of Jus. tice Agents,

STRINGENT LAWS WILL NOT CURB RADICALISM   New York Attorney General Declares Only Solution to Problem is Education.

1S HE ME    Recovers Watch. Lets Finder Pay For the Advertisement

CABRERA CLAIMS MOVE TO EVADE OIL DUTIES   Official Says Mexico Has Right on Her Side if Friction Results from Conspiracy

COXMAYRDE IN MONOPLANI   IF NOMINATED TO THE PRESI DENCY HE WILL GO TO SAN FRANCISCO IN PLANE   (Ry Dinited Pras)

COX WOULD G0 10 FRISCO IN AIF   Aircraft Company Has Monoplane Ready If Governor Is Nominated.

ASK FOR FACTS ON SIBERIA   Representative Mason (Rep. fl.) In trodusces Resolution Requesting Sec retay Lansing te Furnish Statement.

ASK FOR FACTS O= SI      Representative Magen (Rep. fil.) time ireduéés Ressiution RegussSng See  retay Lansing to Furnish Statement,

MICH HOM E BUILDING, ~   Alt Over North and East There Is Great Building Activity.

BERLIN BUREAU BUSY   Reports Fourteen U. S. Warships on Way to Danzig.   Says Polish Government Refuses Er trance tc 3,300 Poles Arriving From Americ#.

U, 8. NEWS VIA BERLIN   TELLS OF WARSHIPS ON WAY TO DANZIG.   Also That Polish Government Refuses Entrance to 3,300 Poies Arriving. From America,

Former President Compares Ford’s Articles to Baron Munchausen Tales   NOT SLIGHTEST GROUNDS FOR ANTI- SEMITISM NOW   Too Many Jews Starving Today to Believe They-Gontrol Entire World

FORD GIVEN HARD KNOGK FOR STAND!   Conspiracy Charge Ts Without Slightest: Rase in Fact   NOT POWERFUL   Talk of Control of the World by Jews Is Ridiewous

TAFT RAPS FORD FOR PROPAGANDA      FORMER PRESIDENT SAYS “WISEMEN OF ZION” PROTOCOLS ARE INEXCUSABLE.

Conspiracy Charge Is Without Slightest Base in Fact  NOT POWERFUL  Talk of Control of the World by Jews Is Ridiculous

TAFE SCORES FORD ~ FOR WARON JEWS   Condemns Publication of Zion, _i8t Protocols in the Mariu facturers’ Weekly «

ATTACK UPON JEWS” IS A PIECE OF FOLLY   FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT SAYS HENRY FORD AT FAULT. :   Charges Made im Dearborn Independent So Preposterous as to Be Humoreas Were They Not of Harmfal Natere.

Ex-President Attacks Henry  Ford for Anti-Jewish’ J Propaganda.   CONDEMNS STIRRING UP RACIAL HATRED   Declares Charges of, Jewish Attempt at World Control . Are Groundless.

TALES PRINTED BY HENRY FORD _ HAVE THEIR OWN COUNTERPART IN MUNCHAUSEN’S BOOK SAYS   Former President Taft Delivers An Address On Anti-Semitism; Declares Race Hatred Is One of the Chief Causes of Evil and Suffering in the World Today.

REGQGNZE' MENICO      TIME IS      Lotter is Ba I¢ Offered on Whiet to Begin. Proceedings.

AEGOGNIZE MEXICO   SECRETARY OF STATE SAYS THE TIME IS NEAR- FOR CHANGE,    Letier Is Basis If Offered on Which to Begin Proceedings.

FORTUNE IN HEN COOP EXPOSES ROBBERS   Gang of Five in Moiar Sleanet Gut Mail Gar.

FORTUNE DISCOVERED IN CHICKEN COOP: PART OF ROBBER}   Million Dollar Theft Case Now Virtually Com niata.

GIRLS USE. HOTIRONS IN DEFENSE   Policemen and Troopers Bat ten and Scratched in Subduing Rioters; Girls Escape.

Colored Girls Win Out With Hot Irons in Race Riot in Reformator’

FLATIRONS USED IN WORKHOUSE RIO!   Reformatory Inmates Scratch Up Police and Soldiers

Fiatirons And Knives Used By  . Police And Troopers Injured In Quelling Outbreak Women Prisoners In Race Rio

Women Use Hot Fiat Irons as Weapons in Clash Between Whites and Blacks; Laundry Is Wrecked.

RIOT BREAKS OUT  IN REFORMATORY   Fight Starts in Laundry at Bedford Institution but Spreads to¢ . Cottages. . ._

Race Riot in New York Reformatory Results in Many Being Injured   Negro Girls Employed in Laundry Use Flat Irons in Attack on Whites.

150 GIRLS TAKE PART IN FIERCE RACE RIOT   Hot Flat-Irons Used in Fight in Woman's Reformatory at Redford. N.Y.

WOMEN USE HOT IRONS IN PRISON RACE RIOT   Towa Reformatory Laundry =f Wrecked and Several Police In: jured During “Heated” Battle.

Race War Among White and Black Inmates of a New York State Institution.

WOMEN INMATES OF PRISON IN WILD RACE WAK   Flatirons and Knives Are Used by the Rioters.

REFORMATORY INMATES STAGE RACE WAR   Wield Flat Irons in Battel Between White and Black Girls in N Y. Institution.

TROOPERS QUELL RACE RIOTS IN HOME FOR GIRLS   Knives and Flatirons Used ir Battle .at Bedford Re-

HOT FLATIAONG PUT WHITE BlRLa TO RAPID FLIGHT   Several Policemen and Troopers injured in Quelling Disturbance   SUPERINTENDENT QUITS BECAUSE OF TROUBLE   Ringleaders Scream Long After They Are Locked Up in Prison Building

NMATES OF STATE: INSTITUTION FIGHT   Ss . am Te Race Riot Starts and Develops Tuto +." Bittle of Considerable. Impor‘+. -tance—Police. Called Ont. .

Puts Damper On Plans For Summer Va-. cation.  WON’T BROOK DELAY  President To Insist On Action On Armenian Mandate.   WON’T BROOK DELAY

WILSON WILL HOLD CONGRESS JE POSSIBLE   PRESIDENT WIL", PREVENT AD. JOURNMENT UNTIL BUSINESS FINISHED IF HE. CAN

WILSON OPPOSES ADIOURAMENT O ——PONERESS NOW   Prepared to Put Damper On Plans For a Summer Vacation.   WANTS ACTION ON CERTAIN THINGS   ‘Getting Anxious Over Nomina   tions Yet to Be Confirmed   In Senate.

WILSON STAYS ON JOB   Dlans to Prevent Summer Vaca-- tion of Congress,   Will Remain in Washington for Sum mer and Expects Lawmakers to Do the Same.

President Will Insist On Ac. tion By Congress Before Adjcurnment On Many Important Matters, In cluding the High Cest of  T jwing

PREPARED TO PREVENT CONGRESS TAKING SUMMER VACATION   Number of Important Appointments Await Ratification.

CONGRESS MUST WORK   PRESIDENT INSISTS THAT BILLS BE DISPOSED OF.   Lawmakers Will Have to Work Out Plan to Help Reduce H.C. L., Etc., Before Adjournment.

NO VACATION ~- FOR CONGRESS   President Will Insist There Be - No Adjournment Until He Is Ready for It.   MAY STAY AT CAPITAL THROUGHOUT SUMMER   Belief is Only Extreme Heat Would Cause Physician to Order Him to Leave.

PRESIDENT T0 KEEP CONGRESS UPON THE JOB   SUMMER, VACATION PLANS ARE NOW BEING SIDETRACKED.   WANTS LEGISLATION FINISHED AT ONCE

AIR MAN TO TRY AT NEW ENDURANCE MARI   Lieut. Kirkpatrick Takes Air i Effort to Establish World's ‘ Recorg

Navy Claims Oil Seized Under Lever Act  rena AP Will Take Matter Into eal)   HAD POWER TO FARRY OLIT THeEEAT

SEIZE FUEL OIL UNDER, AUTHORITY LEVER ACT   Action After Refusal to De liver Oil on Requisition.

DESTROYERS SEIZE OU.   Action Is Taken Under Lever Act. Is Statement at the Navy Depart _ es

SEIZURE OF OIL IS HELD VALID   NAVY DEPARTMENT STATES OIL WAS TAKEN UNDER AUTHORiTY OF LEVER ACT.

STORE NEKOOSA   LOCAL .CONCERN: . BRANCHES OUT—WILL ADD TWO NEW STORES — WILL: HAVE FIVE STORE CHAIN BY NEXT APRIL

GLEUE BROS. T0 PUT IN BRANGH STORE NEKOOSA      LOCAL CONCERN BRANCHES OUT—WILL ADD TWO NEW STORES — WILL HAVE FIVE STORE CHAIN BY NEXT APRIL

‘Seems So Funny My Boy Is Running for President, 1 Just Got to Laugh

TOO FUNNY TO . RE. TRUE, SAYS MRS, CHRISTENSEN   Mother of Farmer-Labor Nom inee Can’t Believe:  News

In But Few Places Have the Poles Been Able to Make Any Headway and This Against Desperate Fighting by Poland.

Dfficials Refuse to Discuss Either Purport of Exchanges with’ London and: Paris or  _ Attitude of United States   Pouan SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE TO AMERICANS   Allied Nations Known to Have Suggested Tentative Program for Relief of Poles but Details are Guarded

SPECIAL NOTE SENT AMERICA   Political Situation of the Poles Explained to  the Allies

Notes on Pelitical Situation ir Poland--Defense of Warsaw So Far Successful   REDS ADVANCE, IN NEAR EAST   Capital of Persia to Be Evac uated by Persians--Ameri‘can Minister Leaves City

Reds’ Envoy Sends Lengthy Wirelese Report to Moscow, the Answer to Which Will Determine War or Peace.   POLAND SENDS OUT SPECIAL APPEAL

ARKANSAS NEGRO ENTERS POLITICS   . H. Blount Will Make Active Campaign in Southern GuDbernatorial Race

TAKE STEPS TO RE  Children Wi  MLIEVE FICME.            Sent toa Ltallan

VIEWS OF PAISH ARE GRITICISED BY WAR FINANCIER   Engene Meyer, Jr. Takes Sharp Exception to Views of British Expert.

MEYER ANSWERS: ~ SIR GEO. PATS!   Suggests. Time’ Has’ Cowie ia Put Re lations on Sound Busiiess i Basis.

EUROPE [S$ SEEKING JOO GREAT A CREDIT   WAR PINASNCE MAN SAYS 4MERtO NM TEAM A LOMET,   Sharp Lixception Taken to Hidde Threat ef Sic George Paish— fontends Lonited States Has Done Well.

EXCEPTION TO VIEWS OF SIR GEORGE PAISH TAKEN   Lugene Mayer, Jr, Tells Some o Things United States Has  Tiana far Farina.

MERIGA OOING  FOR EUROPE ALL WITHIN REASON   Managing Director of War Finance Corporation Replies Sharply to Sir George Paish, British Economist.

DECLARES U. S.CAN’T EXTEND MORE CREDIT   War Finance Corporation Director Intimates Europe Must Go To Work.

ATTACKS VIEWS OF PAISH   Myer Says More Care Should Be Exercised in Extending Credits.

ADJOURNMENT IS TAKEN BY SUB-COMMITTEE UNTIL TUESDAY   Pre-Convention Manager Marsh and White Hold  Inmortant Conference.   REED AND EDGE IN CLASH  Nominee May Be Called te Testify-If Moore Fails to Furnish Evidence.

MOORE. PREPARED 10 GIVE — STARTLING TESTIMONY OF REPUBLICAN ‘SLUSH FUND’   rox’s Pre-convention Manager Not Called on Stand; Hearing Adjourns til Tuesday

MOORE TO DISCLOSE REPUBLICAN PLAN OF FUND HE SAY   Committee Adjourns With. out Calling On Democratic Leader.

TRIO OUT   STICK UP TWO POLICE OFFICERS   Remain in Hiding for Two Hours and Then Force Taxicab Driver to Take Them Out of Town — Believed Heading for Lincoln.

LADS HOLD UP COPS   Youthful Trio at Nebraska City Stage Thriller—Elude Their Pursuers.

WILSON GETS BACK $16,000   Provisions of Revenue Act Declared Unconstitutional by United States Supreme Court.

TAX CALLED UNCONSTTTUTIONAL   Amount Paid by Pederal Officiats to Be Hefanded.

PRESIDENT AND JUDGES EXEMPT FROM TAXATION   Income Tax Law Is Not Applicable to Them, Says United States Supreme Court In a Decision.

JUDGES’ PAY IS HELD EXEMPT BY SUPREME COURT   President Also Taker “Out From Under” Income Tax.

JUDGES DO_NOT PAY   Supreme Court Holds Income Tax on Salaries of President and Sulges se oe .

OALARIES FEDERAL JUDGES EXEMP}   Provision War Revenue Act Requiring President to Pay Income Tax on His $75,000 a Year Unconstitutional.

SIBERIA REDS ARE POSOIBLY HALTED BY SUPPLY NEED   Ally Missions in Irkutsk Depot as Senrenoff Attacked It, Breaking Pledge Made.   GROUNDS SEEM GAINED  BY BOLSHEVISM IN AREA   Acute Dispute Between Polist and Letts in West Russia Evidently Threatened.

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE ENDS.   Difficulties of Supply Have Now Probably Stopped Radicals Along Railroad.

‘Them ~ PAMES OHM   Jifficulties of. Supply: Seeni. to Stop Bolsheviki Drive West se OF Irkutsk Although  Resist: - ance Disappears        _ PUSH AGAINST DENIKINE *” {$ RESUMED IN SOUTH      Russian Retreat is Orderly and Pursuing Soviet Cavalry Los es Heavily ‘in Gradual Gain of Gtound = 42 «t(i

ABOUT THE BOLSHEVIK)   NO FURTHER ADVANCE ALONG TRANS-SIBERIAN RAPLWAY,   Stopped by Difficulties of supply, Sot by Force—Continue Advance Against Denikine in South. —

BOLSHEVIK ARN AVANCE HALTED   DIFFICULTIES OF SUPPLY SEEM TO HAVE HELD UP EASTWARD MARCH.    AEACH CHINESE BOUNDARY   Red Agents Working in Advance of Army Appear to Have Srread Bolshevism to Right and Left.

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE IS. STOPPED FOR SUPPLIES   Resistance Seems'to Have’ Disap: appeared Along. Trans-BSiberian Railroad.       ALLIED MISSIONS SUFFER: IN IRKUTSK BOMBARD TIEN:           New Government ~ and: Cxeel Slovaks Disagree and Bol shevism Gains.      GOVERNMENT CAUSE Lost      In Western Russia Lettish Trooj Advance Over Distance of Sixty-five Miles.

Resistance Seems to. Hav Disappeared With Semenoff ’ Men in Revolt.   MUTINY AT -IRKUTSK   All-Russians, Deserters, Allied Mission and Japs in Clash.

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE IN SIBERIA STOPPE!   Lack of Supplies. Said to Have “Caused Temporary Shut Down—Troops:Reach China Revolt af Peasants Reported In Siberian Gold: Fielde.

SOVIET CHECKS MARCH TO WES!   Difficulties of Supply Probably at Bottom of the Situation.   BOLSHEVIKI MEET NO RESISTANCE

BOLSHEVIK ADVANGE {5 RETARDED AY LACK OF FACILITIES FAR SUPPt   BOLSHEVISM MARKING GREAT PROGRESS AS RESULT OF WORK OF RED AGENTS.

EXPECT HINES TO REFUSE ANY PAY INCREAS   CONFERENCE TODAY EXPECTED TO BE LAST ONE HELD ON THE SUBJECT.   Officials Generally Believe That In crease On Eve Of Reform Would Be Unfair.

Wage Increase Wil] be Denied 2,000,000 Railway Workers is Belief of Union Head

RAILROAD PAY HIGH ENOUGH   Increasing Evidence That Directer Hines Will Refuse te Grant

INDICATIONS ARE HINES WILL SHUN RAIL WAGE HIKES   Bare Concession of Adjustment Of Alleged Inequalities in Pay May Be Only Changes To Be Granted.

BREACH WITH RALL “MENS NEA, WAGE SCALE TO BE SAME   GOVERNMENT WILL NOT GIVE MORE AT THIS TIME, IT IS SAID, AND END OF LENGTHY NEGOTIATIONS WILL ENSUE

LEAGUE (. 0. P. STAGE   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION DE. LAYED BY CONTEST   NEW PROGRAM 15 URGED   Former Senator Crane Leads Fight For League Plank

A LACK OF UNITY OVER PLATFORM   OrProOstING GROUPS aT CHICAGO OT YKT HARWONIZED.   NATIONS LEAGUE RAISES MUSS   jiecinration te ttkieg ef Seb-Committee Geed as Drafted Whee Mild Reservationiate Spotl the Ubeole Pregram.

A FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT MARS RAGE   Riot Call is Feature of Six. Day Bicycle Race Today.

La Follette Man Defeats  ye ut & ut  re + Author of the Esch Bill!

EOGH DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS   Joint Author of Railroad Bil Loses Out for Renomination.

TRIKE OF ENGLISH MINERS PARALIZES (LAND INDUSTRIES   Million Men Leave the Mines and Cut Off Nation's Supply of Fuel.   Attitude of Men Sullen and Determined—Admit Possibility of Defeat.

SHADOWS AGAIN HIT ENGLAND   World Conflicf Edicts Renewec As Million Coal Diggers Quit   CITY OF LONDON DARKENED   i  Embargo on Fuel Exporis and Induetripe Sucnend

REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS BRIGHT   Will MH. tlayse Sees Signe in West of Rkweepliag SVicter..

CAST ¢ VOTES   Sinn Feiners Capture County Tyrone in Yesterday's Election.

BISHOP ORDERS HUNGER STRIKERS TO TAKE FOOD   All Refuse, Eyen, After. Nim Had Prepared Meal and Offered It to Them’ ©

Pound Sterling Takes Plunge to $3.19, But Rallies to $3.31 in Afternoon   EXTRAVAGANCE HELD TO BE RESPONSIBLE   EXPERTS SEE NO ALARM FO! UNITED STATES IN) CRASH  _ ONLY PRODUCTION WILL RE BTORE NORMAL,

Pro ion = for Drinking Water . Must He Made if Situation Is Unehanved Tomorrow   Health Department Advises Hoit ing Water—K, U. Laboratory Finds Xothme Wrons

SHUT CITY WATER  OFF FROM SCHOOLS   iMealth Department Advises Boiling Water—K. U. Laboratory Finds Nothing Wrongs

  Supreme Court Interprets the Act   Tuc Sherman Anti-Trust Act Tnter preted on Important Point by Su preme Court,

NURSES WERE PUT ON JOB   Men Who Sell Their Blood Wanted to Go Up on Commodity

BLOOD STRIKE SOON BROKEN    Hevrere Offered Free That Which Others Demanded B55 a Pint,

GIVES BLOOD FOR. TRANSFUSION; GIRL IS STRIKEBREAKER   Men Who Sell’ Blood ‘Strike for More _Pay and Nurses in New York Hos*. pital Force Them Back on Job. ,.

BLOOD SELLERS STRIKE, WANT MORE PAY   However: Nurses Soon Busted the Walk Out and Prices Remain the Same.

BLOOD SELLERS ARE ON STRIKE   Men Who Give. Blood fot ‘Transfusion Raised Pay fo: Pint From Five to $35. and Nurses Volunteered Break  ‘ine 4 TT":

Blood Cost Rises   Strike of Professional Blood Doners Broken by Student Nourco.

BLOOD SELLERS OUT   Wanted $55 a Pint; Student Nurses Rawke Strilca

TO USE MAJORITY REPORT AS BASIS   Date for Meeting of Bituminous Coal Operators and Miners to Work Out Contracts for Year Not Fixed.

WILSON EXPECTS COAL QUIBBLERS TO OBEY BOARD   THINKS DECISION OF MAJORITY OF STRIKE SETTLEMENT COMMISSION WILL D” TERMINE SCALE

WILL ABIDE BY MAJORITY FINDING   Wilson Expects Coal Contracts To Be Made On That Basis

WILSON'S WISH IS MADE CLEAR TO COAL MER   President Expects Soft Coal Miners and Operators Te Work Qut Their Contracts On Basis of Commission’s Reanort.

BASE SCALE REPORT OF THE MINE PROBERS   PRESIDENT WILSON EXPECTS NEW CONTRACTS TO FOLLOW MAJORITY PROPOSAL   MINORITY REPORT ALSO TO BE SUBMITTED FOR STUD'

Micon WANTS i         Attorney General “Palmier Says Scale Should ° be Framed in. Accordance With Majority Report

Wilson Expects Bituminous Miners To Accept Wage Report for a Full Year

COMPROMISE WILSON ADVICE   Expects Coal Operators and Miners to Reach Agreement in Two Reports.

PRERIDENT WILL SUBMIT COAL COMMISSIONS: FINDINGS TOO [COMING CONTER        TO SEND BOTH REPORTS   Attoriey-Generall and Hines Confer With Secretary Tumulty RetaE tive tw Them. +

Up to Operators and Coal Miner:   President Says Coal Miners and Cpcrators Must Work Out Their Cyn Contracts.

USE MAJORITY REPORT   q 48 BASIS FOR BITCMINOUS COAL! CONTRACTS, SAYS WILSON. ;   President Will Sabenit Both Reports of Kirke Commission Bat Expects the Majority ta Govern.

GONTRAGTS FOR NEW GUA YEAR BAOE0 ON COMMISSION HESISION      ATTORNEY GENERAL STATES SIT CATION AFTER CONFERENCE WITH TUMULTY.

PRESIDENT FAVORS... ...... - MAJORITY FINDING:   Expecis Operators and Miners to Make New Contracts.on Basis of 25 Percent Inerease.

MAJORTEY REPORT ML BE BASIS OF MINE WAGE   President Expects Operators and Miners to Make Contracts According to Finding of Comnnission,

CAGES COAL COMMISSION REPORT 45 WAGES BASIS   Wilson Makes R Recommendations Through Palmer to Operators and Miners

President Expects Coal Wage Question to be Settled Upon Basis of Majority’s Repor

AJORITY REPORT ON GOAL 10 GING WHLSCN'S OPINIGK   He Expecis Operators, Miners _ to Work Out Contracts on lts Basis for Year.   PALMER LETS THIS OUT AFTER SEEING TUMULTY   President’ to Submit Minority Finding and Point Issues to Bear on Agreement.

EAPEGTS OPERATORS AND MINERS 10 WORK OUT CONTRACT   SEC. TUMULTY CONFERS WITH PALMER AND HINES.   WHITE’S MINORITY REPORT iS TO BE SUBMITTED.   The Attorney General and Walker D Hines Call at the White House This Morning But Do Not Get to See President.

— 7" 87a  SETTLE COAL CONFRICT. The President Thinks Majority Re port ts About Right.! 

WILSON TO ASK MINE PEACE   President Wants Miners and Operators to Work Out New Contracts on Reports.

PRESIDENT INDICATES —-BRFFE BENGE   Expects New Coal Con tracts to Follow Majority Recommendations.

WORK (3 NEAR END   FIRST MERTING OF LEAGUE MAY END IN TEN DAYS.   Committees Have Disposed of Mosi of the important Questions,

WORK: (6 NEAR END   1 FIRST MEETING “OF MAY END IN TEX!             Conmiltecs Have Disp of the Ippoctant. Q  set of i Mos

Otherwise Seceasion of Biante of Soe  nera, ia Mexiee, Beemed te Be Failere.

M’ADOO BOOM PERSISTENT AT DEM MEETING   Number of Cox Talkers Also Increasing—Meredith and Gerard Join Forces.   CABINET MEMBERS ON HAND   Four In Attendance—Indications of Contest Between Bryan and Administration.

ORIGIN OF FRESH MADOO BOOM NOT FOUND BY SEEKERS   In the Meantime National Com: mittee Preceeds to Iron Out  Contests From Two Points.   GEORGIA & SENATOR REED   Looks Like All Palmer Delegate: from Georgia Will Get Seats But Reed’s Chance Is Slim.

DEMOCRATS READY TO OPEN MEETING  AT SAN FRANCISCO   Seating of Delegates a Problem te - National Committee — Georgia Contest to be Considered   SENATOR REED MINUS A SEAT   Missouri Senator Will Probably Be Kept from Convention, Say Party Leaders—MeAdoo Boom.

eaGHT BETWEEN YRESIDENT AND BRYAN ATSTART   GLASS WILL’ HAVE TO FIGHT WALSH TO, BE’ RESOLU. TION CHAIRMAN.

SHAPING UP. FOR THE CONVENTION   Temporary Roll Call for Dem ocratic Meeting May Be Completed Before Night.   THE NOTABLES ARRIVE

CONVENTION ROLL 1S MADE UP   DECKS ALL CLEARED FOR BE: GINSING OF FIGHT.    MR. BRYAN IS READY   q =  Jo.  CWET PLANK&' SEZ. ir. “NOT [EVEN A WOIST ONES   Various Booms ard Roomlets Are On Exhtlition Sut MeAdoo Is the Brest Bet.

DEMOCRATIC CONTESTS MAY BE SETTLED TODA      Committee Expects to Quickl: Dispose of Georgia Case, But Reed Is Difficult.   INFLUX OF DELEGATIONS  ,ON IN EFARNEST TODAY    More! Noise for Cox, Traced to In. creased Number of Friends : to Arrive,   ‘M'ADOO KEEPS BOBBING UP   Fight May Devclep in Resolutions Committee When Bryan, > Tries to Unseat Glass.

PALMER 1 GLI GEORGIA YOTES WOMEN VICTOR  ational Committee Will De   National Committee Will De cide in Attorney Gen. eral’s Favor.      DOLIB:      ;One Womiar sto Represent Each State Hereafter.

COMMITTEE OF DEMS TAKES UP REED CONTEST   Completion of Temporary Roll for Convention Is In a Sight Today  ee:    COX BOOM GROWING; BOOSTERS FOR M’ADOO

DELEGATES ARE NOW GATHERING   Many Brought Familie: West on Sight-Seeing Trip

WPADOG Leet UP FOR A OaAlaATIOg   “BURLUSON SAYS TEXAS ; IS FOR WM. &. Mcapoo   PALER ACTHE aNniaste   A “Spurt* Nominstion Movement. far " €ox of Ohio—Bryan on Hand and Rone Drv.

DEMOCRATIC ROLL TO BE COMPLETED AT SESSION TODA)   NATIONAL COMMITTEE BUSY ON ORGANIZATION WORK.   VARIOUS BOOMS SOAR AT CONVENTION.   Meredith and Gerard Have Headquar. ters Together, With Gov. Cox a Favorite, According to Some.

BRYAN IS ON DECK - READY FOR THE FRAY   Nebraskan Will Fight All En. deavors of the Wet Element.

M’ADOO AND COX FAVORITES AT. SAN FRANCISCO   First. Prize  at Democratic Convention ~ Will Be Won Only After a Hard Battle

“MC’LLDO” LATEST  CONVENTION SLOGAN  Possible Clash Over the Chairmanship Seems To Be Developing.      Possible Clash Over the

DEVELOPS OVER ORGANIZATION   COMMONER BACKS SENATOF WALSH FOR CHAIRMAN OF THE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE   COX BOOM GROWING   Arrival of Delegation Pledged to Ohio Candidate Enlivens His Candi.  dacy, While McAdoo is Still  Sa NRT URNS Ger SRR gmeS Le orate a

Hear Cox Sentiment As Delegates Arrive   Boom for Ohio Governor Starts at Sar Francisco, Completion of Temporary Roll Call of Democratic Convention Expected Today. X   REED’S CASE ATTRACTS INTEREST

“MC’LLDO” LATEST CONVENTION SLOGAN   Possible Clash Over the   WEVEWawy WAAVES ww VY wae Shaw  Chairmanship Seems To Be Developing.

CONVENTION LOOKS LIKES EXCURSION OF TORISTS TO GITY   Many Delegates Have Brought Families Along to Enjoy An Outing.

Indicated That Committee Will Not Seat Palmer Delegates From  Georaia   “MAC'LLDO” CARDS APPEAR   Cox and McAdoo Booms Are ta the Fore--Rumor of Additional Votes for Cox   WOMEN ARE SURELY ELATED      Committee Pasees Resolution to Giva Women Eoual Share of National Committee Membershine

Believed Georgia Case Would Be Put Through Without Vote Against -- Palmer Delegation.

M’ADCO BOOM OUT: ~ IN: OPEN’ FINALLY : ’ AT SAN FRANCESCO   “Macll Do,” Read ‘Cardy ~ SP pearing In Hatbands “of:  Delegate Supporters. © ~   CONTESTS ARE UP TODAY   Speculation “Rife, Giver’ Poestblltty...of Fight Fer Chairmanship of Beelts tions Committee Between Bryan and Forces vf Wilson Atminietreasies,

GURELE TUNUP TEMPORARY RULE OF TNE DEMOCRATIC DUNVENTION NOW IN SIGHT   Palmer Expected to Win Georgia Contest ina Walk But Reed May be ANowed to Carry Fight to the Floor; Cox and McAdoo Booms Are Lively ®

MADUGS BOOM WHT HOT DQWE   “CROWN PRINCE” IN LIMELIGHT DESPITE WITHDRAWAL — LEADERS ABRIVE IN CONVENTION CITY.

COX BOOM HOLDS OWN AT FRISCO   Jbservers See Spurt of Sentiment for Ohioan---McAdoo Boom Comes to Surface.

Reed Case in Doubt As Temporary Roll Nears Completion   More Democratic Leaders Arrive as Convention’s Opening Approaches--McAdoo Boom Puts in Appearance .

ADVERTISEMENT WAS T00 LATE   WIFE FAILED TO GET MESSAGE TO HUSBAND   Story of Disappearance of Hosea C. Smith Comes Out In Court.

HUSBAND LEAVES. WIFE AND CHILI   WITHOUT SUPPORT AND NO AP PARENT CAUSE FOR  HIS ACTION

1, SCOGGIN DE. ris MENACE OF IMMIGRATION      IN FAVOR OF- ASJATICS@15 BEING -SHOWN :

1,1. SCOGGIN DEpS MENACE OF » IMMIGRATION        THAT DISCRIMINATION FAVOR OF ASIATICS 1S BEING SHOWN

Rights of People Endangered by Amendement, Rhode Island Contends in Brief Filed in Supreme Court.

Rhode Island: Declares, In Brief...  Filed the in United States Sujrenié. Court, That’ the 18th Amendment isa Direct Invasion State Rights Doctrine

DRY LAW INVADES RIGHTS OF STATES   Rhode Island Petition Attacks Validity Of Eighteenth Amendment.

STATE'S RIGHTS INVADED oY RHODE ISLAND   File Brief in U. S. Suprem Court Attacking 18th Amendment.

JUDGE GEIGER HOLDS THAT SALE LEGAL      Manitowoc Case is Decided ” in Behalf of the Brewers There   MULBERGER ACT .VALID   Rules That State. Regulations Take Precedence Over - — the Federal

DRY ACT RAPPED BY RHODE ISLAND   Files Brief to Have Eighteenth Amendment Declared Void,   Declares Articie Five of Constitution Reiates Only to Correction ef Errors.

BRIEF RAPS DRY ACT   RHODE ISLAND'S ATTORNEY GEN.ERAL BEFORE SUPREME COURT.   Seeks to Have Eighteenth Amendment Declared Void—interprets Article Five of Constitution.

R. . RAPS DRY ACT   Files Brief to Have Eighteenth Amendment Declared Void.   Declares Article Five of Constitution Relates Only to Correction of Errors.

(DIVORCE            ASF VIOLATED   Rhode Island. Brief in Su: / preme Court Pleads for  . State Sovereignty.   SAYS CONGRESS HAS — ” BECOME A DICTATOR

DRY AMENDMENT “DIRECT INVASION OF STATE POWER   Federal View It’s’ Unassailable Will Lead :to Anarchy and Oppression: R:t: Says. ~   COURT’S DUTY TO DRAW LINE OF DIVISION, PLEA   Official Sovereignty Predicted to Result from Eighteenth Amendment in Brief.

RESIST RHODE ISLAND SUIT   Twenty-One States Join With Federal Government.   UPHOLO THE ORY AMENDMENT

KENDALL NAMED FOR GOVERNOR   Albia. Man Nominated ‘on Thi Roll Call in Republican State Convention Yesterday.

HARDING IS FOND OF MR. MUNSEY   SOME THINK HE MAY - BE IN CABINET...   Also" ‘Said.to Appreciat. Work of Hearst anc ~ Other Editors.’ <

THEJOB-HUNTER ABROAD INLAND   HARDINUG SURE TO FACE HUNGRY OFFICE-SEEK ERS.   SOME OF THEM MEN OF MIGHT   Prank A. Mumeey Reported Being Pushed Forward fer a Cabinet Place—William BR. Hearst Claims Attentica.

Harding Is Sympathetic ; With Munsey And Hearst Due To League Stan

MUNSEY MENTIONED AS CABINET POSSIBILITS      Publisher Talked of as Head of the Department of * Commerce.   WITHIN HARDING CIRCLE   Was One of Powers Behind Throne , Throughout the Recent Campaign.

TIE VOTE ON PRESIDENT.   One County in Oklahoma Gave Eaeh Lendidate *.108.

Will Be Represented At Baseball Meeting   Greenville Fans Met Last Night, Geo. Wheatley Selected as Chairman  and Ned Holmes Named as Representative to Greenwood,

PERISH IN BEDS WHILE FATHER FIGHTS FLAMES   Mr. and Mrs. Schumann Near Death As Result of Farm Tragedy   KEROSENE IS CAUSE   Neighbors Arrive Too Late To Rescue Youngsters — Mothers Clothing Burned From Her

G. 0. P. NOMINEE MEETS CHALLENGE ~ ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Formal Ending of War Pled ged, Before Consideration. of. . International Pact

SENATOR iiARDING RECEIVES NOTICE   Candidate Is Formally Notified of His Nomination.   HUGE CROWD AT CEREMONY   Opening Gun of the Campaign Is Fired When Ohioan Replies to the Speech of Senator Lodge at Marion.

HARDING GETS THE FORMAL NOTIFICATION   Republican Candidate for President Delivers Speech of Acceptance.   GREAT CROWD AT CEREMONY   Senator Lodge Formally Notifies Ohio Senator and Latter Outlines Course Republican Party Will Pursue.

Oficial Notification Of His Nemination Is Made At Candidate's Home In Marion Thursday—His Reply Is First Gun In Fall Campaign

HARDING'S SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Tiwesends Hear the Repablican Suminen Formally Aovept the Nomination aud Outliog the Issues we the Camialecrn.

HARDING ACCEPTS NOMINATIONOR ~—THEPRESIDENE\   The Formal Notification Ceremonies Held At Marion, O., Today.   NOMINEE GIVES  VIEWS ON ISSUES   Accepts Challenge of Democrats For Referendum On League Of Nations.

The full text of Senator -Harding’s speech of acceptance will be-found on Page Eight of this edition

THOUSANDS HEAR SPEECH OF SEN, HARDING   Ohio Town Scene of Greatest Enthusiasm As Statesman Formal. ly Accepts Presidential  LS a ne ee   FEATURE NOTES

QOUNDS KEYNOTE TN ACCEPTANCE   Vast Throng Witnesses Impressive Ceremony and Hears Notable Address.   OUTLINES THE COURSE OF REPUBLICAN POLICY   Would Surrender Nene of America’s Eights to Decision of Foreign Council.

HARDING GETS FORMAL NOTICE   Republican Candidate for President Delivers Speech of Acceptance.   Senator Lodge Formally Notifies Ohio Senator and @atter Outlines Course Republican Party Will Pursue.

HARDING  FORMALLY ACCEPTS PRESIDENT: IAL NOMINATION  Before an Audience of Thousands at Marion, Ohio   Before an Audience of Thousands at Marion. Ohio   Principal Points in Senator Harding’ Acceptance Speech.

FATHER MOTHER, CHILDREN AND FARM HAND MURDERED   Most Startling and Mysterious Crimes Every Recorded in North Dakota — No Clew or No Cause Assigned. Seven Bodies Found in Homestead, Presenting a Grewsome Sight.

FAMILY OF SEVEN AND HIRED “HAND FOUND MURDERED   BODIES OF MAN, WIFE ANP SIN (40 DREN DtscAVERED BY NEIGHBORS   TRAGEDY WITHOUT GLUE   Numerous Empty Shet Gun Shells scatterec About Place; Aliso Bloody Hatchet Found In Cellar,

One Year Old ‘Daughter: Found In Cellar by’ Neighbor Who Calls at. Home.

MURDER OF A FARMER FAMILY   Man, Wife, Four Children and a Hand Found Dead.

EMGHT ARE DEAD IN MURDER MYSTERY   LMPTY SHOTGUN SHELLS AND BLOODY HATCHET DISCOVERED AT SCENE,

SEVEN ARE FOUND EILLED.   Smpty Shotgun Shelle Tell of Trage We an Narth Pabkniteae KRaerm

FAMILY OF 8 MURDERED   North Dakota Has Mysterious Trag edy like lowa Case—-All Shot to Death.

Mischa Elman the Leading Violinis?   Greenville Owes a Dobt of Gratiecd to Ehman and Those Revyensiht for His Coming Hore— Bes: Hiv With His Violin 3 ra.

JAPANESE TREATY STILL INFORMAL   Secretary of State Says Treaty is Not Ready For Submission. Not To Conflict With Present Law.

NEGOTIATIONS WITH JAPAN TO.      Absence_ of Secretary Colby Will Not Interrupt Parleys Looking Toward New Agreement-on Alien Issue   LEADERS IN CONGRESS ~~ ARE TO BE CONSULTED   Exclusion of Coolies to be Accomplished Not Alone by Imperial Decree but by American Legislation

APPEAL MADE FOR FUNDD 0) FEE  IRISH   Ten Thousand Workers in Belfast Alone Are Out of Employment; Situation Is Said to Be Serious.   BRITISH LABOR MAY BACK ERIN’S CAUSE   England, By Her Handling of the Question, “Has Not a Friend in the World. Cameron Asserts.

ARMY OFFICERS SOLD BOOZE?   Federal Grand Jury in Brookiyn tn vestigating Camp Upton Re. ports.

Army Officers Selling Liquor To Soldiers U. S. District Attorney Told

ARMY OFFICERS. SOLD B00ZE7   Federal ‘Grand Jury In Brooklyn In. vestigating Camp Upton Re. ‘ ports.

A 1 BP _. a ‘7 Armed Band of Negroes Wa? mat NGL? a Bar, eund Officers Who § % fo u £ 79 Cry i Nearcn ~vOr WPrimlima:

CAPTURE ARALED      Reputy Sheritl: fimd Members 0: Seurching Party Woonded,

ARMED NEGROES ON WARPATH   SPHREE OF NEGROLS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED   TROUBLE NEAR SEALE, ALA.   Tho Armed. Rand ot Negroes Wounded Severul of Posse B'fore Being * Captured Neat Scale, Ala,

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF ALABAMA BLACKS   Three Members of Armed Band Captured at Seale by Sheriff’s Posse Being Rushed _to Jail for Safe-keeping.  ae a pe

3 OF NEGRO BAND TAKEN   Taken by Posse Headed by: Sheriff Near Pitts - wiew, Alabama

Convention Sidelights as Seen by W. J. Bryan   (Writien expressly for the International News Service.) Copyright, 1920, by William J. Bryan.

REPUBLICAN PRESIDEN TIAL POSSIBILITIES   Ry Williom den nings Bryan. Written expressty for International News Seryice (Copyright, 1920 by William: Jennings Bryan)

By William Jennings Bryan. Written expressly for International News Service (Copyright, 1920 by William Jennings Bryan)

LAND LAW SCORED BY JAPS   Resolution Says !t Will Wreck Friendshin With U. S.

JAPS OPPOSE THE L .O LAW   # Many Associations Pass’ Resolutions Condemning the California siead ure Againet the Japanese.

COOKS ON LAKE BOATS OUT   About 300 Strike: for More Pay and Eicht-Mour Day.

LAKE BOAT COGKS ON STRIKE   Stewards Swell Number in Walkout to 300—More Pay is Demanded by Strikers,

BUMPER CROPS INSURE. ~ MANY FAIR EXHIBITS   Indications ‘Are ‘That: the Bait Will Be One of Best Ever Held. ~

MODIFY QUARANTINE ON PINK BOLL WORM   Will Allow Shipping Cotton and Lin ters Under Permits for Export.

AN ATTACKS ON THE MILITARY   OXE OFHICER WAN KILLED AND FOUR WOUNDED BY SEN FEINERS STNDAY          ATTACKS ON SGLINERK AND POLICE WERE ALSO REPOUTED OAT BELF AE?

BERGER BARRED AT ST. PAUL   Socialists Not Allowed to Hold Meeting in Auditorium.

‘ST. PAUL BARS SOCIALISTS   Cit! Council Refuses to Grant Permit for Meeting in thé Municipal Auditorium.

WILL: NOT DELAY RECOGNITION OF NEW GOVERNMENT   Disclosures Made hy Daughter of Late President Who was Killed Causes No Deday ot   NO COMMENT MADE   Btate Department Officials Btudy the Report but Proof of Obregon’s Guilt

CARRANZA PROTEST 15 NOT TAKEN SERIOUS!’   cognition of New Government In Mexico Wil] Not Be Delayed by the Protest.

CHARGES GARRY LITTLE WEIGHT   i  Protest by Carranza’s Daugh ter Will Not Change Plans   for Recognition.   UNACCOMPANIED BY SPECIFIC PROOFS   Do Not Refute Data Already in Possession of State Department, Asserted.

TWO: MILLION FIRE: WW NEW ORLEANS   GUYAMEL FRUIT STEAMSHIP : COMPANY'S DOCKS BURNED   ABIG WHARF WAS BURNED   Firo ‘That Swept the Docks for 3,000 Feet, Belivtd to Haye Started From Sparks From Fugine,

TABERNACLE CAMPAIGN   Mrs. Barr Is To Conduct A Union Meeting At Green a. oe

TABERNACLE CAMPAIGN   Mrs. Barr —s To Conduet A Union Meeting At Green.  ec Bs

ARE MAKING NEW SOCIALISTS   Samael Gompers Save That Is [ffeet  of New Vork AUsnembilow Action.

Reference to White House by Henry  Wise Wood in Speaking of Trotek Reing on Wis Way to United State Stricken From Records of Nations Civie Federation,

ATTACKS SPEAKER SWEET.   Gompers Says Assemblymat Made Socialists by His Attitude on Question.

GOMPERS SAYS QUSTEO REGS SHOULD BE TRIED IN COURTS, ROUGH-STUFF JUST MAKING SOCIALISTS

MUST DEVISE NEW WAYS 40 FINAN FARM PRODUCTS   Bankers Should Help Te Prevent Undue Price Drops.

MARKETING THE PROQUGTS OF FARM   WENRY M. ROBINSON OF LOS ANGELES DISCUSSES MATTER   DISCUSSED BEFORE BANKERS   Bankers and Producers of Cotton and Other Products Must Werk in Co.  ee ae

WILSON'S MEXICAN POLICY IS FLAYED   FORME AVERASSADOR TO WENICO AVERS WILSON HAS NO CON. CERN FOR LIVES OF  AMERICA X

WILOUN POLICY TOWARD MEXICO HELG IN SCORN   President Has Drafted Democratic Plant on Situation, Says Ex-Ambassador   DECLARES POWERS OF PRESIDENT EXCEEDED   TESTIMONY OF AMERICANS AGAINST MEXICANS WAS NEVER BELIEVED, SAYS HARRY LANE WILSON,

PLATFORM SAYS MEX. AT PEACE   FORMER AMBASSADOR TESTIFIES EXECUTIVE WRITES RULES FOR DEMOCRATS.

Pence Reigns in Mexico Wilson Asserts in Plank ane Tells Senator:

BOMB WRECKS. CHICAGO HOME   Explodes at Residence of Alderman John Powers.

BOMB GOT J OUT OF THE HAY   Alderman Powers’ Home i Chicago Was Wrecked Today.

BOMB WRECKS CHICAGO HOM   Front Part of Home of Alderman Shattered; No One Is Injured.

RESCUR a. -SCHOONT. RS ‘CREW  Beitish Vessel Went’ Down ‘ot’ the orth American. Coast

ARCHANGEL IS; IN BOLSHEVIK HANDS, REPORT   Wireless Says Reds Are Advancing at Rapidly Increasing Speed.

LAM NneaInrwvTAmMmrn WAGE REDUCTION  CAUSES RIOT. IN PLANT AT RACINE   Superintendent -- “of Ploy Works and Four Others   besa Trntneand

PERMANY IS REPORTED APATHETIC AS 10 FORMER KAISER’S FATE   Press Has Nothing to Say as to Extradition and People Idly Look on at Contest Between Holland and the Allies

GERMANS SEEM INDIFFERENT AS T0 HOHENZOLLERN NEWSPAPERS HAVE CEASED MENTIONING HIM IN ANY WAY ALL INTEREST IN HIM VANISHING

GERMANS INTEREST IN’ KAISER WANES: IGNORED BY PRESS   No Paper Has Had Correspond. ent At Amerongen For Months   ONLY REPRINT STORIES   No Political Writer Has Come Forward To Champion Ex-Kaiser’s Cause

REFUSE TO LOSE SLEEP OVER EXILE   Germans Not Worried Ove Fate of Former WarLord in Holland.

TEXAS YARUMEN JOIN OTRIKE OF OUTLAW UNIONS   SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY SWITCH MENAFFECTEDIN FORT WORTH: HOUSTON MEN OUT,

MINERS SCHEDULED TO STRIKE   Six Thonmenad Slated to Walk (ot tn Virginia and Kentucky.

FEENEY'S SQUAD FAREWELL GIVEN WILL PLAY HERE FOR REV. DECKER   COMMERCIALS ANID ININANAPO- RECEPTION ~ HELD . TUESDAY TIS A. A. WILL CLASH HERE « NIGHT AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY - ‘. **§Y OONQREGATION      LOCALS PRACTISE TONIGHT NAME PULPIT COMMITTEE

FEENEY’S SQUAD WILL PLAY HERE   COMMERCIALS AND ENDIANAPO. LIS A. A. WILL CLASH HERE NEXT SUNDAY   LOCALS PRACTISE TONIGHT

GOAT CHEESE, PRODUCED... IN CORONA BRINGS $1.25  - DATTRTN TR bY wv BAR WT

GOAT CHEESE, PRODUCED  IN CORONA BRINGS $1.25 POTINN TN WY MARKT

ARMORED CARS   Attack on Soldiers Follows Night of Terror in Cork in Which Two are Killed,  ' 40 Injured.   IRISH POLICE CHIEF KILLED.   Indiscriminate Firing Results From Bayoneting Incident in Belfast Street —Former Soldier Killed,

BOMB MILITARY MOTOR LORRIES   Irish Civilians Attack Sol. diers In Cork.   ABOUT SEVENTY WOUNDED   Two Killed and Forty Wounded in Street Fighting Preceding Bombing Ep'sode

TOWA OF CORK IN STATE OF TEPRGR AT WIGHT   Civilians Hurl 29 Bombs,  Wounding Between 60 and t “70 British Troops   ‘WOMEN AND°CHILDREN AMONG THOSE HURT   Frightened Persons Rusiv From Sireets to Avoid Being Targets for Shells

ONE KILLED FOURTEED HURT IN THE STREET EICHTING.   Civilians Today Attacked Military Lorries with Bombs and Wounded Between 60 and 70 Soldiers __Wanne Girls Wounded.

IRISH BLOW UP BRITISH TROOPS   Seventy Soldiers Wounded Wher Two Lorries Attacked With Bombs.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN HURT   City of Cork Is Terrorized as Riots Follow Slaying Former Army Man —Total Casualties Well Over One Hundred.

TWO KILLED   Attack Follows Nigh of Terror in Cork Sinn Feiners anc  Troops in Street Bat. tla

TERROR REIGNS IN IRISH CITY   Cork Scene of Violent Street Fighting in Which Civiljans Are Wounded.   BAYONETTING {5S CAUSE!

70 SOLDIERS HIT BY BOMBS FROM HANDS OF IRISH   Muhitary Lonies Laden With British Troops Blown Up; Cork Has  Night of Terror, Wild With Firing ONE KILLED, 14 HUE 14 HURT IN FIGHT

CORK SCENE OF STREET FIGHTS   RIOTING RESULTS IN LOSS } OF LIFE IN IRELAND.

MANY CASUALTIES WHEN - THEY. BOMBED SOLDIERS IN TRUCKS:   Crowds on the Streets Were Caught in the Fire and Many Were Injured —

ARMY LORRIES ARE BLOWN UP   EARLY MORNING BOMB AT TACK AT CORK FOLLOWS NIGHT OF TERROR.

CITY IN REIGN OF TERROR AS FIGHTS RAGE   Two Killed, Many Wounded in Terriffic Street Battles.

MANY SOLDIERS - NURED BY BOMBS THROWN IN CORK   Civilian. Threw 29 Bombs at Auto Lorries Carying Sol-diers Inflicting Injury . on Some Sixty or Seventy, Say Disnatches Tadav.

MANY SOLDIERS - NURED BY BOMBS THROW IN eon   Civilian Threw 29 Bombs - a  _ Auto Lorries Carying Sol diers Inflicting Injury or Some Sixty or Seventy, Sa} Disnatches Today...

IRISH ‘av ANS: © -ATTACKSOLDIERS, ~JNJURE SEVENTY      r  ties ‘in Cork: Street Rioting  Results in over-100 Deaths Last ‘Nicht. —  Hind ‘Bombs ‘on on Military

THROW BOMBS IN CORK: WOUND MANY   Irish Blow Up Two Military Lor: ries With Troops.   FIGHT CONTINUES ALL NIGHT   Women and Children Hurt as Battle ir Streets of City Rages—People Terrorized by Riots Following Slaying of Army Man.

IRISH-CITIZENS BOMB SOLDIER:   Between 60 and 70 Britisher: Hurt When Lorry Is Blown Up in Cork Street.

UP BRITISH ARMY MEN   12,000 MEN ON PA. LINES ARE LAID OFF   Seventy Soldiers Wounded When Two Lorries Attacked With Bombs.   Pennsylvania Lines Announce 10 Per Cent Reduction of Working Force.   DECIE TO “TRIM SAILS”   WOMEN AND CHILDREN HURI   City of Cork ts Terrorized as Riots Follow S'aying Former Army Man —Totai Casualties Well Over One Hundred.   Union Leaders Gather in Chicago to Act on Wage Award—Delegates Are Empowered to Call a Walkout.

ARioht GWTL LAND BOMB SOLDIERS   LAST NIGHT A NIGHT : OF TERROR LIN CORK   ‘Street Fighting in Which Sinn Fein - ers and Military Participated—Two  Killed and Forty Wounded Last RMieht

ONE KILLED; 84 HURT IN IRISH RIOT   Armored Cars. Take Part in Wholesale,” Shooting

70 SOLDIERS ARE REPORTED INJUREL   Two Men Killed, 40 Hurt in Gun Fighting

Soldiers Attacked By Civilians; . Two Are Killed   Sireet Fighting by Sinn Feiners and Military Result in One Dead, Many.  Wanundon,

Between Sixty and Seventy Soldiers are Injured in Assault Staged by Civilians in Avenues of Irish City —   MILITARY TAKES HAND IN STREET FIGHT AT NIGHT   Guerilla Tactics Outlined in the Plan of Campaign for Republican Army are Brought into Play in Disturbance

Armored Cars and Military Patrols in Lorries Take Part in Fghting After Bayonetting.   HOSPITALS KEPT BUSY WITH WOUNDER   Outbreak ‘Regarded as Sequel to Assassinaton’ of Inspector General Smvth‘of Constahnlary

IN CORK STREETS   Nearly 70 Injured When Givi oy [ans Blow Up Lorries,   TERROR REIGNS ALL. RIGHT   Sinn Feineras Employ Guerrilla Meth. _ods in Battle With British Troops, ’ May Bar Archbishon Mannix.

MOTOR LORRIES AR BLOWN UP BY MOBY   Between 60 and 70 Soldiers Are Injured in Another lrish Outrage.   USE GUERILLA WARFARE

CIVILIANS IN ATTACK AFTER STREET FIGHT   29 Bombs Hurled Into Two Lorries Laden With Troops

Soloist of Laporte (ind.) Congregation, Not Heard of in Four Days.

CHURCH WOMAN IS MISSING   Soloist of Laporte (Ind.) Congrega. tion Not Heard of in Four Days.

POLICE FEAR TONG FEUD   New York's Chinatown is Isolated Fe  Jowing Assassination of One ee a eee

FRANCIS F. KANE QUITS,   United States District Attol ney Says He Resigned “Yor

FRANCIS F. KANE QUITS.   ‘United States District Attor ney Says He Resigned ‘For a Principle.’

DISAGREES WTh PALMER IDEA, RESIGNS   U. S. District Attorney Kane of Pennsylvania Views Raids As Atlempt to Suppress A Political Party   Attorney General Replies Officer Had Misconception of Oulies to Enforce Law

100 RADICAL STAND ADOPTED BY PALMER   FORCES RESIGNATION OF A DISTRICT ATTORNEY.   ‘Attorney General’s Policy Teward   Allem Agitaters and Members of Socialist Party Objected to by Prosecutor.

OPPOSES PALMER'S RAIDS ON RADICALS   Cistrict At! orney Sends His

PROTESTS AGAINST HAIG ON HADIGALS   Federal Attorney for Easterr Pennsyivania Resigns Be: cause Out of Sympath With Attorney General.

“WETS” HAVE HOPE OF HIGH PER CEN]   HOWEVER THIS HOPE IS SLIGHT EVEN TRE WETS RUEFULLY ADMIT TODAY — -

LAST HOPE OF “WETS” REMAINS WITH CONGRESS    According to Yesterday's Decision - They Have Right to Set the Alco-— holic Content of Beverages.

WETS PLAN FIGHT FOR LAST HOPE    See Congress’ Right to Decide Alcoholic Content

-FOUND AN ARM   Supposed to Be Part of thc ‘Engligh Who Plunged Ove Niagara Falls.

DIES TRYING TO CROSS NIAGARS FALLS IN CASK   ENGLISHMAN LOSES LIFE IN AT TEMPT TO NAVIGATE CATARACT.

MAN'S RIGHT ARM IS” TAKEN FROM RIVER   Believed to Be Part of Body of George Stephens, Niagara Falls Victim —

NIAGARA FALLS AGAIN SOON   BOBBY LEACH PLANS TO DABE RAPIDS IN FEW DAYS   Man Who Performed Feat in 1911 From the First Condemned Briten’s Wooden Barrel as Unsafe— An Arm of Victim Found.

LOSES LIFE IN ATTEMFT TO RIDE OVER NIAGRA   Englishman Becomes Another Vic  tim in Plunge Over Falls— Left Message of Victory.

gg rei ~SBAYCONFERENC   Will Not Be Held Un Until July 10 Ac count of Difficulty Germany Is Having Forminz Cabinet.

QUAKE LASTS TWO HOURS   United States Government Seiamo. graph at Chicago Records Severe Shocks,

INSTRUMENTS SHOW SEVERE EARTHQUAKE   WASHINGTON AND CHICAGO SE. ISMOGRAPH SHOW DISTURBANCES WORSE THAN MEXICAN

WASHINGTON FEELS HARD EARTHQUAKE    Temor Of Two Hours’ Duration  Is Recorded On Government Instruments.

INDICATES A VERY SEVERE EARTHQUAKI   Earth Tremblings Con tinued Over Two Hour: as Recorded by Instru ments at Different Loca. tions.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT FOR 2 HOURS   Severe Disturbances Are Re corded and Continue for Extended Period—Are Far Away.

SEISMOGRAPH RECORDS— SEVERE EARTHQUAKE   HEAVIER SHOCK.THAN RECENT MEXICAN DISTURBANCE

EARTHQUAKE SOMEWHERE.   News ofa Greit. Catastrophe May be Expected Seon. ©

BIG EARTH SHOCK IS RECORDED   Severe "Quakes Are Indicated on the Seismographs

SEVERE QUAKE. LASTING HOURS WAS RECORDED   Siesmograph Show Earth quake More Severe Titan One Which Recently Devastated Mexico

EARTHQUAKE WAS RECORDED   Georgetown  University Seismograph RegisterSh ‘Today

EARTHQUAKE   Shocks Lasting Two. Hours Recorded at Cambridge, Washington ‘and Chicago   Appeared, To ‘Be . Double Earthquake on Instru =  nant om RT ees,

All South Congratulating General K. M. VanZandt Upon 84th Birthday Anniversar'

CELEBRATES  -$MTH BIRTHDAY   Gen, Van Zandt Receiv. ed Telegrams From  Over the South

SRIFFITH SENDS OUT WARNING   Issues Statement to Sinn Feiners From Montjoy Jail,

GRIFFITH. ISSUES A WARNIN(   Sends Out Statement From Mount}oy Jail Where He ls Held Prigoner,

CHARGE BOOZE IS COLD IN JACKSON   Federal Prehihkitien Commissioner Asks Legislature To Reveal Source of Supply.

SUGAR FIRM CUTS WAGES   Ten Per Cent Reduction for Laborer’ —Copper Miners Reduced $1 a Day.

LOCAL BILLS ~ ARE PENDING   Boll: Worm. Committee _ Is Expected-to Make Recommendations

PEACE AND ORDER IN MEXLCO.   Methodist Bishop Convinced It Han Returned.

AWAIT WORD FROM STRANDED U.S.STEAMER   Pittsburg ts Now Aground Of Libau Coast.

WOMEN JOURNEY THRU WILDS   Two Take Trip, Unescorted, [nto Canadian Wilderness

WOULD BLOW UP CERMAN MINES   Leaders of Workmen’s Force: in Ruhr Valley to Refuse  to’ Surrender   Time Fixed by Berlin Government’s Ultimatum Ex. nired Yesterday

JOMING OF PILGRIM FATHERS MARKED = POOLIDGE AND LODGE WIAKE SPEECHES

Daniel Webster’s _ Prophecy Fulfilled   Sov. Coolidge Talks Across Continent to California on 300th Anniversary . of Pilgrim Fathers Landing.

Daniel Webster’s Prophecy Is Fulft led By Coolidge at Pilgrim’s Tercentenary

Prophecy Webster Made 100 Years Ago Fulfilled   Governor Coolidge Makes True Prophetic Words of the Great Orator Uttered at Celebration of — 200th Anniversary at Plymouth. -

WEBSTER’S PROPHECY OF 100 YEARS AGO IS FULFILLED "O0- -O- -O- =O <O- == =0- <O- <0 “Qe == <= <O- «<O= COOLIDGE TALKS BY TELEPHONE ACROSS CONTINENT INCIDENT WAS A FEATURE OF THE PILGRIM EXERCISES

TALKS ACROSS THE CONTINEN’   Prophecy of Daniel Webster Spoken 100 Years Ago Fulfilled Today   Gov. Coolidge at Plymouil Talks by Telephone Will California’s Governor

REMARICABLE PROPHECY IS EULAILLED   One Hundred Years Ago Danie! Webster. Predicted That a Voice From Plymouth Rock Would Reach the Pacific. The  _ Telephone Made the Words Come True.

COOLIDGE ~ PROPHES)   Daniel Webster's Prophesy Regarding Pilgrim Celebration Fulfilled.

SAID IN 1820   Became True in 1920 When Tercentenury of Pilgrins Landing Was Celebrated,

Daniel Webster’s Prophecy Fulfilled After 100 Years   Governor Coolidge, Vice President-Elect, Talks to Representative of California Governor at 300th Celebration of Anniversary of Landing of Pilgrim Fathers.

BONDS WILL NOT SELL   jctfersom Township School Preposition Seems t6 be Tied Up.

STORY IN DETAIL OF MINE STRIKE   MINE UNION OFFICIALS FROM WEST VIRGINIA ATTEND INDIANA CONFERENCE

REPUBLICANS OUT EATING BUSHES ~~ DEMOCRATS WAN   ASPIRANTS! ON DEMOCRATIC ‘SIDE WAIT FOR WILSON TO  EXPRESS INTENTIONS,   MICHIGAN {BATTLE  GROUND AT PRESENT   Rep. Tnmplipeys, of Mississippi. Says Wilson Shonid Announce His Intentions. At Onee. -

BATTLE ROYAL UF CANDIDATES 75 CONTINUED   Republicans Shift Fight tc State of Michigan; Wilson Keeps Democrats Silent

A FAGHT FOR REPUBLICAN.      MICHIGAN 18 THE BAYTLE GROUND, JUST BEFORE THE API, PRIMARY   GENATIRG POINDEXTER AND JoHNSUS AND GEN. WOOD ARE MAKING ADDRESSES

Micigan ts the Batticnround of RePublieans With Poindexter. Johna“son. nad Wood In State.

ASPIRANTS FOR NOMINATIONS > FOR PRESIDENT   Republicans Continuing Pre-Convention Battle While Democrats Are Waiting for Wilson to Talk.

MUTINY IN THE FRENCH NAVY   Risteas Outbreaks of Treeps and Seamen at Teaton.

CALIFORMIA  PRIMARIES   YOR FIQHT WAGED RETWEEN HTEAM. JOHNSUN AND HER. BERT HOOVER,   CHARGES, COUNTER - CHARGES FLUNG BACK AND FORTH BY CANRIDATES,

MUD SLINGING IS FEATURE OF FIGHT IN GOLDEN STATE   JOHNSON AND HOOVER AT BEACH OTHERS’ THROATS AS PRI MARY ELECTION AP. PROACHES   Demeerats are Kapected to Vote Min Peimacy Which Will fodicate California's Preference for White House Ove ecupant

BIG FORTRESS TAKEN BY REDS   Stronghold of Brest-Litovsk Captured by the Bolsheviki.

REDS TAKE GREAT FORTRESS   Brest-Litovsk, Stronghold Near War. Saw, is CGaptured by the Ruse Balsheviki,

DEATHS IN COLORADO STORM,   =e? Least Six Known to Have Los  Liwes in Blizzard.

WHEAT PRODUCTS pass FROM UNDER FEDERAL CONTRO   Guarantee of $2.20 Wheat Ne Longer in Force; Food Administration Ends.

OES TODAY. “CROP ‘ON OPEN MARKET   Dumine wan aan SLSGir SaosrT  aeTeR AT &

CONTROL OF WHEAT ENE‘ AND PRIGE GIUARANTEE ‘5 NO LONGER OPERATIV   WHEAT DIRECTOR CEASES TO FUNCTION THROUGH LIMI.  TATION OF THE LAW.

‘Government Price Guarantes and Licensing of Dealers : Things of Past

FEDERAL CONTROL OVER WHEAT AT END   This Means Passing of Government ' Guarantee Established During  . War To Stimulate Production.

GHKAEN CONTROL CP ASES WITH  LAW'S EXPIRATION   Federal Guaranty of $2.20 noe Loneer Affects Market

DEAL GONTAOL OF WHEAT AT END   Means Passing of Govern: ment Guarantee of $2.20 Per Bushel.   Dealers Free to Buy and Sel At Prices Warranted by Conditions.

ALL BARRIERS OFF WHEAT PRICES   Passing of Federal Wheat Control Today Removes al! Guarantees and All Limitations,

WHEAT CONTROL BY GOVERNMENT COMES TO ENG   ‘ederal Guarantee to Stimulate Production Ends Tuesday

FEDERAL CONTROL OF WHEAT ENDED TODAY   President Issues Proglamatior Which Closes Work of Grain Corporation.   TO STIMULATE PRODUCTION

GAINS LONDON TRADE FOOTING   ‘rain (erperation Operated at Preeti Officials (laim.

rEDERAL CONTROL OF WHEAT STOPS   President’s Proclamation Ends Government Guarantee Of  $2.20 Wheat.

EAT CONTROL ENDED ja   Large Price Paid for Wheat Under Government Order is Rescinded.—Cotton Futures Bill Will Continue in Force For a While.

FEDERAL CONTROL FOR WHEAT AND WHEAT PRODUCTS IS OVER   Means Passing Of Government Guarantee of $2.20 Per Bushel for Wheat Established During the War; To Seon Wind Up i its Business,’

WHEAT -GUARANTEE PASSES WITH END OF UL S. CONTROL   WAR TIME DIRECTOR CEASES TO FUNCTION © .. DUTIES TODAY.  WARKET-. 1? OPEN   Licensing of Grain Dealers Is No ‘Longer Re ‘ anired.

$2.20 WHEAT ACT DIES TODAY: CROP ON OPEN MARKET   gards Wheat and Wheat Products   MAY INCREASE CROPS   GRAIN CORPORATION OPERATED DURING WAR AND AFTER AT A SLIGHT PROFIT

FEDERAL ‘CONTROLOF _ WHEAT ENDS      PASSING OF THE GOVT. ~ GUARANTEE’ OF "$2.00 PER BUSHEL __   Established: During War as “Means of Stimulating Pro -duction-—Licensing: of the “ ‘Dealers ‘Also Ends Todav.

GOVT. CONTROL OF WHEAT ENDS; GUARANTEE OFF   W heat Director Ceases to Function Under Law Limitation

WHEAT CONTROL ENDED   Government Director No Longer is Functioning.

huatantee Of $220 Wheat Is Ho Mere; Wes War Production Method   DEALERS FREE FROM RULES

SUMMONS IS SENT OUT BY COV. PHILIPP   Far Reaching. Legislation Proposed in Call Sent Today °   DRASTIC RENT BILL UP   Would Give Railroad Commission Wide Powers in Attack on Evol ®

Rent Regulation Bill Now Ready for Solons: Wants Appropriations for Normal Schools; Would Aid in Breakwater Move.   25 TOPICS ARE EMBRACED IN THE GOVERNOR’S CALL

PRESIDENT SELECTS TWOL.G.C. MEMBER!   Henry James Ford and James Duncan Will Have To Be Confirmed by Senate

6.0. MEMBERS NAME BY Wit COR   TWO NEW COMATPSSIONERS ARLE APPOINTED; THIRD SELECTED,

TWO NEW MEN ON COMMISSION   President Wakes “elections to Help Run the Kailroada.

TWO NEW MEMBERS OF 1.0.0. ARE NAMEL   Third Has Been Selected an His Name Will be Sent t Senate as Soon as He Con sents to Serve.

SOME OPPOSITION (5 MANIFEST 10 NEW APPOINTMENTS   President Wilson Sends Names O! New Thterstate Commerce Com mussion Mémbers To Senate.   THIRD NOT YET MENTIONED

APPOINTMENTS. MADE BY PRESIBENT WILSOK   Henry Jones Ford and james Duncan on Interstate Commerce Commission   ANOTHER SELECTED

PHONE RATE PETITION   SUDDENLY WITHDRAWN DURING HEARING WEDNESDAY   WILL WAIT THREE MONTHS   Expert Charges Service Has Been Neglected To Bolster Plea

WITHDRAWS PETITION AFTER EX. PERT CHARGES SERVICE ILAS BEEN NEGLECTED.

Cleveland Man Seletced , te Head Organization—To. jedo Lahds Convention For 1921,

FINAL FIGURED SECURED ON OWA VOTE   State Chairman Charles A. Rawson  Gives Out Figures This Afternoon Obtained on Tuesday's   Affair.

HARDING'S VOTE IN OWA 633,806   A Plarality “of 406.592 Over Vliat ot * €ox; “Demvcratic Nominee,

CUGENE V. DEBS  CHOSEN HEAD OF 1920 SOCIALISt TICKET  First Time in History of American Paliticen Man Serving Pricnn   First Time in History of American Politics Man Serving Prison Sentence Nominated.

COMPERS ATTACKED IN HOUS!   Glanton Refers to Labor Leader as 2 “Radical Wolf.”

U.P. PLANNING TO MOVE SHOPS:   RAJLROAD MAN SAYS RECENT CHANGE IN TRAIN ROAD’S FIRST STEP   GOMPERS RADICAL WOLFE IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING   Ire of Texas Congressman Arousec When Called Liar by Labor Leader,

RENEWS ATTACK ON GOMPERS   Representative ‘Blanton Calls Him Wolf in Sheep's Clothing.

Returns on Legentsa Shew That lLyvyferd and Gerhart Are Tiehinad.

RED'S RESISTANCE AT KIEV STRONGER; POLES REPULSED IN ATTACKS   Both Sides Bringing Up Additional Artillery for Fight

RUSS REFUGEES CROWD BLACK SEA PORT.   00.000 Fleeing Before Advance 0! Bolsheviki Armies—Poles Recognize Ukraine,

AN AGREEMENT APPEARS NEAR   Agreement of Mid Reservatonists in Treaty Dispute Almost Reached.   : COMPROMISE MAY BE EFFECTED SOON  y   Revort is Tha: Proposition Has Virtualiy Been Accepted by Senator Lodge.

LACK OF GARS MAY MAKE 50,000 IDLE   New England Roads Wil Do Best to Supply Them

a, 000 10 WUT MINES Ir SERIAL CONTINUES   All Coal Mines in Schuylkill District About to Close Because of Rail Strike.  Conflicting Claims Issued As To Progress of Railroad Workers Strike.

REPUBLICANS TRYING TO BUY PRESIDENCY IS GHARGE OF SOX   Presents Evidence of Fifteen Million Dollar Slush Fund in PittsburgheAddress   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PROMISES FURTHER EX26S!   Offers to Appear Before Senate Investigating Committee

GUVERNOR COX BARES PLOT 10 BUY ELECTION   Next President Cites Facts and Figures of G. 0. P. Slush Fund.   SAYS HARDING IS AWARE OF SCHEME   Republican Managers Askec Fifty-One Cities for Sum Of $8,145,000.

LENROOT WING. MARGIN IS WIDE LATE RETURNS   SENATOR BEATS THOMPSON BY SOME 50,000—-STATE MENT OF INTENT

LENROOT LEADING BY 50,000 VOTES   Election of All Republican State - Officers Is Assured by Returns.

VOTE COUNT ENDS ALL 1S SETTLED   INTEREST IN RESULT OF BAL_- LOTING IN STATE NOW TURNS TQ SIZE OF G. 0. B. LEADS   LENROOT VICTORY SAFE   HARDING WINS BY #350,000 AND BLAINE BY OVER 100.000

HARDING CARRIES. IOWA BY 400,006   Cwstulas ¥ fU Carry’ Slate, by ‘200,000 at Least and Kendal) uy 175,000 ne

HARDING CARRIES IOWA BY 400,00   Cummins Wil Carry State by 200,086 at Least and Kendall hy 175.000

By Associated Press .. WARSAW, Aug. 21—The Poles  have capt urE 5,00 oviet prisoners up hyr AY it announced  here today.

aIMIN   Soviet Told That Bolshevik ‘Attempt ‘to Rule “Poland Would Not Be Brooked and - Reds Must Kéep Hands Off   Poland’s Declaration of. War - Denied‘ and Blame ‘Is ‘Put On Soviet for Attempt : to ° Contrél Déstiny of Ukrain

INDEPENDENCE IN ALL- AFFAIRS   Polish Delegation at Minsk An nounces Terms on Which It Will Make Peace.   LIBERTY IN INTERNAL MATTERS

POLISH PEACE TERMS.      Complete and Involable Independence ig the One Demand,

MINERS COULD WHIP OWNERS BUT NOT U. $   So Says Green, Telling of Acceptance of Offer.

Miriers’ Head Defend: . Wilson’s Proposition, ~ P/hecision Today,

Wm. Green Secretary United Mine + He po Could Not ndle Government

We Could Whip The Coal Operators But Not Our Government” Says Green   Miners’ Officials Defend Action Before Delegates in Accepting President Wilson’s Proposal of Settlement —Convention at Columbus to Accept or Reject President’s Proposal to Arbitrate.

Government That Just Beat Germany Too Formidable For Miners to Oppose, Asserts Green   DEFENDS ACCEPTANCE OF PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL   Workers Must Accept Proposition Or There Will Be No Arbitration

LEWIS AND GREEN HAVE EXPLAINED WHY ACTION WAS TAKEN AS IT WAS.   GARFIELD COMES IN FOR CENSURE   Did Not Care to Be Traitors te the Government and to People

NOT STRONG ENOUGH T0 FIGHT OWN GOVERNMENT   Miners’ Official Tell Tells Conference Delegates Uncle Sam Would Have Struck Promptly

DEVELOPMENTS   SOMES CER COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 7 —The United Mine Work. ers, in convention here, this afternoon, ‘approved. the strike settlement by an overwhelming majority.

“WE YIELD FO. PREVENT DEFEAT’   That ix. the Substance of President John Lewis of the United Mine. Workers.

Miners Forced To Accept Terms of © President, Green Tells Conference

WHY MINERS WENT BACK   Sec’y Green Tells Why President Wilson Was Obeyed   FEDERAL SPIES WERE EVERYWHERE HE SAID   Women and Children Freezing Compelled Leaders to Quit

no ae ee a he ee ge  GOVERNMENT        Green Declares ‘Wupossible for Unions to Defeat Force” ~ Which Conquered Huns.   SCORES GARFIELD FOR ATTITUDE: ON STRIKE   Avers Fuel Administrator _ Was Working in Opera-. tors’ Interest-Applause Greets: Address. —

GOAL STRIKE WAS DOOMED 10 FAIL, SAYS UNION HEAD      Secretary Gween Defends Ac tion of Himself and Lewis  in Accepting Wilson’s  Settlement Proposal.   VOTE ON PLAN TODAY   Official Says Miners Could Have Whipped Operators, but That Fight on U. S.  . Would Meet Disaster.

WORKMEN AND EMPLOYERS IN ITALY CONFER   Employes Would Convince Masters of Solving Problems Radically.

IMPORTANT DISCUSSIONS   Establish New Moral Situation  At Work f Project to

MISSING GIRL IS SOUGHT AMONG RADICAL HORDES   Think She May Have ‘Been Taken ii Round Up of the Chicago Reds— Cut of Sight for Nine Days.

ASK IOWA FARM~ ERS HOLD GRAIN   Letter States “There is No. dustifieation for the Tremendous Break in the Market.

AFTER TEN YEARS OF STRIFE, PEACE COMES TOMEXICO   OBREGON’S INDUCTION INTO OFFICE MEANS MUCH FOR THAT REPUBLIC.   HAS LONG BEEN A PACIFYING FACTION

NEW PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE   Gen. Obregon on Assuming Presidency Today Outlined His Policy’   Looks to Washington . to Extend Recognition - to eanthera Rasa

Communications Still Paralized In Many Sections of States Effected.   PROPERTY LOSS IN AREA OF CHICAGO $6,000,000      Hundreds Are Injured and Thousands Are Made  Homeless.

STORM TOLL (5 HlGt   SEAR TWO HUNDRED. LIVES LOSTOIN SUNDAY STORM.

TORNADO TOLL IS MucNTING   179 KNOWN TO HAVE PERISHED IN EIGHT STATES   HUGH PROPERTY LOSS   $6.000.000 Estimate In Chicago Area Alone

DEATH'S TOLL IN TORNADO tt PLACED AT 16   Communication With. Isolate! - Sections Only Partially Restored.   LEGION POST GUARDS AGAINST THE LOOTERS   Relief Measures Launched in Many Places—Weird An ties Played by Storm in   Some Places.

STURM TOLL 15 filet   *eAR TUG HUNDRED LIVE is T IN SUNDAY STORM.   4id ts Keshed to Devastated 3 Dis.  triets to Care For Homtless,

Hipois Heaviest Suffer With 30 Dead, Over  d Hert and 2030 Made Homoless--36 Fatally lojra in Inaca—17 il in Michigam -Deatt List in Gevgia 38, Alabama t— ‘Property Loss in Chi Ami Estimated. at $6,00(,000--Wind Mana Voociy of 280: to 300 Miles an Hour Pe   Tings Bard Wit

TORNADO DEATH TOLL REACHES A TOTAL OF 160 NOW   Number of Lives Lost in Sunday’s Storm Continues to Grow.   EIGHT STATES FELT FORCE OF THE WIND   Estimated That in Center of Tornado Wind Reached Velocity of 300 Miles Hour.

EIGHT STATES SWEPT BY TORNADOES   Death List May Reach 200, With Thousands Injured.

DON’T WANT U. S. SLACKERS   Sonora Commander to Weed Out Yanks Who Dodged Service.

BATTLE LOOMS ON ANTLSTRIKE BILL   Attempt to Railroad Measure ’ Through Senate Stirs Cinnonents   CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED

att rh)   William G. McAdoo Challenges Publication of G. 0. °P. Contributors

HAVEN'T STARTED i REVELATIONS, ME TSAYS 00)   Mention; of Name’ of Senatei Lodge i in New York Speech , : : Brings Hisses.* 9. =:

OX SAYS HE BAD JUST STARTED Ih   More Revelations of Republican Pla for Financing Campaign Promised Lotge’s name Hissed by Hearers McAdoo Challenges Republicans.

nnd GOT A GOOD START YET, COX SAYS   Democratic Nominee Declares Furth_ ef Revelations on Campaign Z Contributions Are Coming.   $ INTRODUCED BY McADOO

MENTION : OF ‘SENATOR. ‘LODGE’  ' NAME. BRINGS HIS6ES—4. THOUSANDS OHEER ane ee

MUST REVISE ‘YACHT RULE “ SUY® EYDERT   Something radically wrong  with those now govern-

Nuevo Laredo Surrenders to Revolutionists After Short Battle; Other Mexican Towns Are Expected to Fall Soon; Vera Cruz Is Reported Invaded by the Rebel Troops.

MEXICO CITY TAKEN BY REBEL SOLDIERS   There Were No Disorders a: Rebels Took Charge, and  No Foreigners Molested.

Gen Garza Flees to Americar Soil After Battle in City Across the Rio Grande   Four U. S. Destroyers Leave Key West For Tampico— Others to Follow

OKLAHOMAN HELD CAPTIVE BY BOLSHEVIKI IS FREED   All but One of Red Cross Workers Made Prisoners by Soviets in Siberia Are Released.

REDS RELEASE AMERICAN REDCROSS WORKERS   Bolsheviki StH Holding Alexander € Tweedie of Ne wYork

ROLSHEVISTS RELEASE ALL BUT ONE ANERICAN   fafety of AJL Doctors and Nurses in  Siberia Reported.

AMERICANS ARE RELEASER,   Rolsheviki Pree AN Red Cross Workers With Eaception of Tweedie,

RUSS REDS FREE AMERICANS   Liberate All Red Cross Workers ir Siberia Except A. C. Tweedie, Who Is Hil With Typhus.

BOLSHEVIK] FREE RED GROSS WORKERS   Report to the Headquarters Shows Only One Man, a New Yorker Still Held

Cox Declares He Expects to Get Votes of Women, Laber, Service Men and Basiness Men.

CON SAYS BUSINESS eu  THROUGHOLT COUNTRY R eee  1ZK WHAT HARDING'S FE Wes WAL wRra            EXPECTS TO WIN BY YORE ur WOMEN, LABOR, FORMER SBR. VICE WEN AND PHOGRESKIVES

Cox Avers Tidal Wave of League Sentiment is Sweeping Country.   WILL CONFER WITH IRISH   Democrat Says He Will Get Advice of Qualified Men if He Is Elected.

ALBANY CASE HEARS EVIDENCE   FIVE SOCIALIST MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE ARE NOOMED TOGO.

Little Doubt Remains That Only A Miracle Will Save Socialists From Expulsion   LITTLETON SETS OUT CONTENTION OF STATE   Move Comes As Culmination Of Long Pent-Up Feeling Against Party's Attitude

SOCIALISTS CAN BESAVED BY MIRACLE   Unseating of Ex. pelled Legislators Expected

:<XECUTE 3 MEN, ONE WOMAN   *rench Shoot Persons Who Alded Germans During Their Occupation of Laon.

First Notice by Publica tion December, 18th, 1919.  In the District Court of Muskogee Gounty, Ok teahoama.,_

SENATE ADOPTS HOUSE SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION   ‘Vote on Ratification in Senate Is  16 to 13 in Favor of Na tional Amendment,   SESSION MOST DRAMATIC IN HISTORY OF SENATE   Vote Is Taken as Reconsideratio: and Rules Are Not Amenaed as Planned.   MONTGOMERY IS UNSEATED   Bloch Saves Day for Suffragists After, President of Senate Refuses to Rule,

SUFFRAGE WING THE LONG FIGHT   West Virginia Ratifies a Dramatic Session   BLOCH’S FAMOUS RIDE   From Pacific Coast ‘‘to Save the Day’’ Rivals that of Sheridan — Montgomery’s Seat Declared Vacant Depriving Opposition of Vote that Snelled Defeat

SUFFRAGE ACT PASSED.   West Virginia Senate After Dramatic Sessiofi Favors Amendment Ratification.

SUFFRAGE RATIFIED BY WEST VIRGINE   Vote of Senuor Blow Brings Abou Fictory ia Senate: Hose Declines to Rescind Action.

LEANS TO THE NON-PARTISANS   Montunn Federation of Labor En ors It to Gompers Body.

MONTANA LABOR REJECTS ‘POLICY OF FEDERATION   Convention at Great Falls Adopts Res " olutions ‘Endorsing Nonpartisan tg e :  Th

AN ADVERSE TIDE FEARED BY 6. 0. P.   Jnexpected Development: May Swing Claimed States for Cox,   No Landslides Where Denic crats Are Organized: Sar ate Victories Doubtful,

HARDING IS WINNER AS IT NOW STANDS   RUT THINGS CAN HAPPEN IN THE NEXT THREE WEEARS.   Republicans Nervous Lest Upheaval Come, and Democrats Heping It Will—Hard Battle for Corntrol of the Senate.

CUMMINS NEEDS HELP OF FRIENDS TO RETAIN SEAT   ‘Harding Will Carry the State Easily, but Senatorship Is Another Matter.

TELLS INDEMNITY PLAN      Clemenrean Kaplaing How Agreement Wha Reached at Conferenen,

TIGER THREW LIGHT Ch FINANEE UF OF TREATY      Fixed Sum for Indemnity Was Anglo-American Idea, Clemenceau Declares

NEW LIGHT SHED ON TREATY WORK   Clemenceau Says Anglo-Ameri: can Total Was Exactly 75,000,000,000 Marks.   AN ““QPEN-ACCOUNT” SYSTEM   Former Premier Agrees Plan Pro. posed Was to Exact From Ger. many, on Installments, Everything She Owes.

TT WAS Bit wt CAR   O. MecCleery Reported That He Was Thrown From Buggy

WILSON BEATEN Ih ~~ SKIRMISH   Modifi ied Plarik Accepted by Ad ministration Leaders . «   COMMITTEE DEBATES 4 HOURS   Bryan and Pomierene Proposals Are Voted Down:

Democratic Platform Committee Refuses to Abide by ‘Wilson’s Orders and Will Accept Reservations.   WILSON PREPARES WAY FOR ACCEPTING DEFEAT   Administration Circles Heaz That President All Along Has Beén Willing to Accept Interpretative Reservations

Cars washed at Osborn & Vor. ms  ‘gang's. Phone 324, Coats Bldq. i Ady. Feb. 17 to Mar 17,   Education Week

AUTO LAUNDRY By experienced car washers. PHONE 579, SHUCK MOTOR CAR CO. 119-121 Spring Street.   Education Week

COX RECEIVES THOUSANDS OF ~~ FELICITATIONS   Starts In Today to Read Them —Rival Candidates Among Writers.   HEARS FROM ROOSEVELT   Message From Col. Watterson One That Most Pleased Candidate.

X RECEIVES at AT NUMBER GF TELEGRAMS   Prizes One From Colonel Henn Watterson, Dean of Kentuck\ Journalists.

Colonel Watterson Wire: “Your Nomination Revitali zed Democracy”—Jake Dau bert Sends Regards.

BUSY (WITH TELEGRAMS.   Governor Cox -Tries to Read Thou. 7 ' shids of Congratulations. oa

EVERY CANDIDATE Al  CONVENTION HAS SENT CONGRATULATIONS 10 DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE   Col. Henry Waticrson and Jake Daubert of Reds Among Those Who Transmil Greelings   THOUSANDS OF TELEGRAMS PERUSED BY GOV. COX

DON RECEIVES GREAT NUMBER UF TELEGRAM   Prizes One From Colonel Henry Watterson, Dean of Kentucky lournalists.

GOK AEGEIVES MANY MESOAGES FROM ADMIRERS   Number Among Them Wort From Men In All Walks of Life.   wt err we  Goes to Office Early and Rushes Into Work With  Ui mae

CONGRATULATIONS READ BY GOV. CO}   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT IAL NOMINEE IS   BUSY MAN.

Assistant District Attorney Promises Additional Revelations in New York Investigation. POLICE INSPECTOR IN COUNTER CHARGE Head of Tenderloin District Says James E. Smith  Sought Protection for Gambling Friends. *   POLICE INSPECTOR IN COUNTER CHARGE

POLICE “GRAFT” HIT AGAIN   New York Officials Higher Than Third Deputy to Be Indicted, Is Report.

STEAMER SINKING CREW IN SAFE7)   Polar Bear Goes Aground Off Maine Coast; Crew Picked Up by U.S. Destroyer Cushing.

BEGIN TRANSFER UF PASOENGER FROM THE ANNE   Steamer sPolar Bear Rur Aground tah Machias' Dos

POLAR BEAR RUNS AGROUND   Steamer in Sinking Condition. Crey is Safe AboaTd U. §. Destroyer.

STEAMER SINKING OFF MAINE COAST   Crew Taken Off Boat by United State Destroyer, 8 Message—Went Aground Last Night.

DEPORTATION CASE SSTIL BOING ON   THIS MORNING COUNTY ATTOR:. NEY FRENCH GAVE AN INTI. MATION OF WHAT STATE WILL TRY TO PROVE.   IN CONNECTION WITH THE BIS BEE TROUBLES — SOME Of TESTIMONY EXPECTED TO BI SENSATIONAL.

NO NEED FOR NEW LINE SAYS COMMISSION   Public Utilities Commission Rejects Petition Of Proposed Electric Line.

STATE UTILITY KILLS PROPOSED ELECTRIC LINE   GREENVILLE, NASHVILLE, CARLYLE, OTHER TOWNS DISAPPOINTED.   COMPANY HAS NO VISIBLE BACKING

O AGREEMENT REACHED BY POLICY COMMITTEE   OFFICERS OF MINE WORKERS TAKE ADJOURNMENT AFTER STORMY SESSION — ATTITUDE TOWARD VACATIONISTS NOT DETERWMIXED

Sub-Committee Comprising Three District Presidents and International Vice President Appointed to Present Definite Policy For Future Action. .

FAIL 10 BREAK DUAL “VACATION”   Miners’ Committee in Anthra cite Region Adjourn After Stormy Session.

MINERS REFUSE 10 RETURN TO WORK   Demand First Definite Assurance That Prendent Will Reopen Wage Commission Award

STORMY SESSION FAILED 10 BRING ANY AGREEMENT   Policy Committee of Mine Workers on Anthracite Districts to Meet Again Today.   MURRAY LEADING FIGHT TO ORDER VACATIONISTS BACK   Injunction Restraining President Kennamer and Other Officials of Alabama Division From Interfering With Gamble Operation Issued.

MINERS FAU. ‘TO REACH AN ACREEMENT   Plan To Bring About Resumption OF Work: Inv Hard Coal Fields Not” Formulated At Meeting Held Yesterday At Hazelton.   ANOTHER CONFERENCE TODAY.   JWANT DEFINITE ‘GUARANTEE

JURISTS AGREE TO PROJECT OF NATION COURT   Conference Plan Estab lishment of International Court.

BRITISH STRIKE TS IN BALANCI   Decision Whether Railway Mer will Soin Walkout Has Not  Yet Been Reached.

AAILMIEN WILL DECIDE TOOAY IN STRIKE MONE   Conferences of Executive Officers of Two Unions Beside To Wait  24 Hours

May Call Fresh Meeting of Striking Miners and Mine Owners.   COLLERIES RAIDED; MUCH COAL TAKEN   Head of Transport Worker: Declares Action Must Be Speedy.

CONFERENCES OF RAILWAY WORKERS BEING HELD   British Railway and Transport Workers Will Decide as io he aa to Join Strike or  ot.

IPEARY BEQUEATHS HONORS       North Pole Discoverer Leaves Property and. Awards: to His Son:-:

KILLED BY HORSE   kick of Animal Fatal to Jasper Coun ty Farmer ©

Centralia Case  Now With Jury   Fate of Ten I. W. W. Defend ants In Murder Case Soon To Be Known

ON 4,000-MILE HIKE   Impoverished War Prisoners Are Walking Home

GETTING INDUSTRIAL DATA.   Uncle Sam is Looking After His Manutacturing Interests,

STRIAL DATA.   Unele’'Sam is Looking After His Mauu facturing Interests.

eee Se ee ee ee eS eee eee  Spend a Couple ef Days in Bedferd Quarries

L05 ANGELES GOUNTY GIVEN A BAD SHAKING   WOMAN DROPS DEAD DURING EXCITEMENT AND LOSS OF PROPERTY IS HEAVY — MANY TOWNS FEEL SEVERE SHOCK.

LOS ANGELES fs AN EARTHQUAKE   Eight Business Buildings Par tially Destroyed at Suburb of Englewood.

BLIZZARD HITS  NEW YORK HARD   cutive North Atlantic Coast Lashed Hy Gale—Teaia Service Demoralized And Iu Danger—N. ¥, Strects  Rhos Eee lanes ‘hd

RAGING BLIZZARD GRIPS NEW YORK   Snow And Sleet With Higl Winds Almost Paralyze street Car Traffic

BLIZZARD HITS. NEW YORK AND HOLDS IT FAST   Streets solid sheets of ic following twenty-four hour storm

METROPOLIS SNOW BOUND  BY ICE AND CNOW CTADM   Street Rrailway Traffic And Wire Communication Is Paralvved   EPIDEMIC ALARMING   iF uel Scarce, Trains Late, Ferry Unsafe And Tubes Crippled   CHARITIES CROWDED

ASIXTY MILE WIND AND SLEEI   ALL GOTHAM SiIPS ANI SLIDES ON’ SLEETY STREETS,

Traffic is Paralyzed and Wire Communication is Badly Crippled by Storm.   SEARCETY OF FUEL ADDS TO DISTRESS   Health Department Alarmed Over Effect on Flu and Pneumonia Epidemic.

DEATH RECALLS OLD CURSE   Sudden Demise of Michael P. Grace Brings Back. the Legend of Battle Abbey.

RAILROADS SAFE IF NEW LAW ENFORCED   President of B. & 0. Says He Has Confidence in Private ~ Control.   IRGES NATIONAL SYSTEM

WALL STREET EXPLOSION,   Mystery May. Be Cleared by Prisoner  in WRatmiuim Banitantiarw

PRISONER AT _ WAUPUN GIVES AWAY FRIEN   MILWAUKEE JOURNAL GIVE: POLICE AND DETECTIVES IN FORMATION ABOUT EXPLO  SIN NEW YORK :

WALL STREET BOMB HORROR MAY BE ON VERGE OF SOLUTION  FROM PRISON PAL   Has This Convict the Key ta ‘Monster’s Identity or Is He Inevitable Liar at.  Psychological Moment

CONVICT OFFERS EXPLOSION GLUE   New York Sleuths to. Consult Waupun Prisoner on Wall Street Bomb Mystery.

WALLST. BOMG SECRET KNOWN IN WAUPUN PRISON   Officials. - Come to . Wiseorsin from East to Investigate se

NEW THEORY IN “N.Y, EXPLOSION   Prisoner at Waupun. ‘Has  Knowledge of Blast, 7. Raliaf -

SAY PRISONER 10 ~ BARE BOMB PLO   Story of Wisconsin Convict May Lead to Arrest of Wall Street Blast Perpetrator,

NUTR WONT GIVE “THAT KAISER” UP   HOLLAND GOVERNMENT HAS REFUSED DEMAND OF ALLIED POWERS FOR EXTRADITION OF FORMER EMPEROR,   REPLY OF THE DUTCH HAS BEEN RECEKIVED IN” PARIS AND IS NOW BEING  DECIPHERED.

JUTGH ACE EAT HAGI TON OF HOHENZOLLERR   GEFICIAL REFUSAL OF DEMAND OF ALLIFD GOVERNMENT IS ANNOUNCED TODAY.

HOLLAND REFUSES TOGRANT DEMAND FOR EXTRADITION   Government Wiil Explain Its Positior In a Note Which Has Been Sent To Allies.

KAISER - PROTECTED AND DUTCH WONT BNE HIM UP Ta ALLIES   Government at Hague Formally _ Declines to Comply with Demand to Surrender Him   Sint Censorship Placed on  All Dispatches from Paris And No Comment Is Sent

DUTCH WILL KEEP KAISER   Refuse to Give Up Former Emperor on Demand of Allies.

EX:KAISER SAFE: FOR THE PRESENT   HOLLAND REFUSES TO TURN ITS . FUGITIVE OVER FOR TRIAI.:   RUSSIAN SOVIET FORCES Cox. TINUE TO MAKE PROGRESS.   The Withdrawal of Brittsh Troops From Parts of Germany Excites Much Speculation.

EXTRADITION ~ TS REFUSEL   Dutch Government Wil Not Give Up Former German Kaiser

iid      Formal Statement Received: In Paris, But-Wording Not Yet Made Public—Further: Time Would Have Been. Favorable Believed Allies...

The Dutch Government's Reply to Su “. preme Council Received in Paris  Today.

HOLLAND IN REFUSAL ON THE KAISER   Will Not: Turn the Forme: Emperor Over tothe Allies

HOLLAND'S NOTE. REJECTS DEMANG FOR EX-EMPEROR      Reply to Peace Council’s ote Is poeed In Paris.   PROMPT REPLY TAKEN AS REFUSAL BY OFFICIALS   Text & iB saat De. ciplered By tion Head In Paris.

DEMANDS MADE FOR . HOWENZOLLERN FALL TO MOVE THE HAGUE   Announcement “Made That Dutch Government Refuses’ to Grant Request ©.   HUNGARIAN ELECTION : “MAY MEAN MONARCH   ‘Control of Fiume by oe D’Anauazio Declared for Disputed sof Roast

HOLLAND TELLS WHY TT CANNOT GIVE UP   . FEELS DUTY BOUND TO PROTECT PERSON OF EX-KAISER.   Not a Party to Peace Treaty in the First Place, and Impelied by National Tradition to Refuse to Yield.

ATTACKS LEAGUE PLAN AS AID 10 EUROPE LEADERS   Canadian Declares Canada Has Paid Heavy Price for Old World Diplomacy

CANADIAN SHARPLY ATTACKS. PROPOSALS   Assembly. Stirred By His Bitterness

EUROPEANS’ DOMINATION 1S MENACE   Canadian Minister Stirs League Assembly With Sharp Attack, ~

LEAGUE MEETING RUDELY SEOCHED   Canadian Attacks Plans o League and Takes Swat at European Statesmen.

CANADIAN ASSAILS PLAN OF LEAGUE   Bitter Attack On European Diplomacy Leaves Delegates Aghast.

NEWTON ROWELL TAKES MEETING BY SURPRISE   Flays Proposed ‘Methods for For. ination of Technical Or. ganizations,   CHARGES THEY WOULD BE  ‘'UNMDPR RUIRPOPEAN CONTROL   Contends: Their Direction honda, Remain in Hands. ofthe Assembly, =~         DEBATE OPENED BY NANSEN   Cooperation of Non-Member Na. tions Insisted on By ~ 4 Norwegian.

CANADA HAS AN OPINION   Belegate to League of Nation: fsa't Strong For Europe.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY TAKEN BY SURPRISE BY PLAIN SPEECH   Canadian Minister of Health Makes Vigorous Attack on Plans.   SENTIMENTS GREETED WITH APPLAUSE   Militarization of the League : is Finditg-Strong Opposition.

CANADIAN DOES NUT FAVOR PLANS   Objects To Proposal Made By League

CANADIAN MINISTER ATTACKS HEALTH.PLANS   Declares Health Measures Would Be Left Entirely in Hands of Europe _ Because of America’s Location

CANADIAN ATTACKS. CERTAIN PROPOSED PLANS OF LEAGUI   Declares They Tend to Take Organization Out of the Hands Which Should Control Them

LEAGUE ORGANIZATION TS BEING SETTLED   Technical Matters Involving Relations Between Member: Being Discussed.—Canadiar Representative Objects Tc Teacue Pronosal.

LEAGUE. ASSEMBLY HAS LIVELY SESSION   SHARP DEBATE ARISES OVE! RECOMMENDATIONS OF COMMITTEE.   FEAR FOREIGN GONTRO   Canadian Against Annual Confer ences; Assembly Astonished by’ Remarks.

SHARP ATTACK:  ny CANIN “OTF   Eu ro pe an. ‘Statesmariship Drenched . World: in: Blood, ~ Ex- Minister’. Declares: :   DELEGATES” SURPRISED: BY WARMTH:OF' DEBATE   Formation: of: ‘Techical: Organizations “Tepic Before. Assembly ‘at Geneva

HFRATE IN LEACI   MESTION OF ADMITTING ALBA NIA MAY DEVELOP SOME WARM DESCUSSION

50,000 CANADIANS ARE UNDER SOIL AS RESUL’   Number of Severe Criticisms in Session Causes Surprise; Prominent Members Take Part in Discussions.

CANADA SCORES -STATESMANSHIP — OF OLD WORLD   Cost County 50,000 Soldiers  ~ Declares. Ex-Minister Be-_ fore Geneva League..    ‘CONFLICT ARISES ON ADMISSION OF STATES

ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE (ETS ~ BIG SURPRISE   Canadian Delegate Vigorous! Attacks Play For Technicall Organizations. :   GIVES EUROPE TOO. MUCH   Non-European Nations  Coufd ~Neét Keep. Best Men In So _ Many Conferences. ~

DELEGATES DEBATE CO-ORDINATION OF LEAGUE BRANCHES   Discuss Relations of Technical Organizations and Their Scope and Powers.   EUROPEAN STATESMEN FLAYED BY CANADIAN   ‘Delegate Assails Proposals te  Form League Departments   of Finance, Health.

DEPEW WARNS THE PILGRIMS   Says Authenticity of Million Pieces of Mayflower Furniture Must Not Be Questioned.

PEACE AND REPEAL WAR TIME POWERS   First Acts of New Administration Forecast by Senator Lenroot.

HARDING TO -RUSH PEACE   This Will ‘Be One of First Acte of New Regime, Says Lenroot of Wisconsin.

“PEACE ONE OF FIRST AIMS,   New. Administration’ to End “War! Soon—Lenroot.

ASSERTS NEXT REGIME WILL MAKE PEACE WITH GERMANY (MMEDIATEL'   Another Of Its First Acts Will Be To Repeal War-time Powers’ O President, Lenroot Says.

PLOT 10 SMUGGLE ARMS 10 ERIN DISCOVERED   Sinn Feiners of Queenstown Now Confined in Jail ai Belfast: M. P. Arrested

SIXTY-FIVE SINN FEINERS TAKEN TO BELFAST JAll   Barbed Wire Stretched About Place of Confine-. ment and Soldiers Post: ed as Guards.

65 SINN FEIN _ PRISONERS HELD IN BELFAST JAU      ‘Barbed Wire Protection  Built and Troops Put j wan PMackied

SINN FEINERS ARE CONFINED IN BELFAST PRISON   Sixty-Five Captives Strongly Guard. ed by Soldiers are Incarcerated in the City Jail,

KANSAS CITY GIVES PERSHING A WELCOME   Distinguished Soldier Kept Busy Yesterday by His Fellow Missourians.

MISSOURI GREETS LEADER OF YANKS   HAILED AS VICTOR WHEN WEL. COMED BY THRONGS AT KANSAS CITY   LEGION AGAINST RADICALS      A. E. F. Commander Expresses Confidence that Veterans Remain Back of Uncle Sam.

LEGION CREED PEPRESENTS CITIZENSHIF   PERSHING SAYS VETERANS TO MEET SITUATION AND PRESERVE COUNTRY   Advises Military Training For Th Young Men and Prepared ness For Industry

PERSHING 1S HAILED AS VICTORIOUS MISSOURIAN   Says American Legion is Steadying Force Against Those Who Would Hhestrae Government

HAIL, PERSHING AS VICTOR   Tumatlttacus Reception to General et Ikweansas City by His *Pel tow Missourians.”

h WOMAN IN “BIG - POUR’   i Indiana ta Sead Wre, MeCalloch to  the saa’ Franvisco Demoerntte

MRS. CLARA LAWRENCE   _— MeSherrystown Resident Dies of Infirmities.

HEAVY SUREENS BARRED ESCAPI   Four Women Believed Have Lost Life in Tobacco Factory Fire; No Fire Escapes Provided; Wire Screens Keep Employes From Safety.

FATAL PHILADELPHIA FIRE   Two Known Dead and Six Are Miss ing in the Destruction of a Cigar Factory...

SIX LOSE LIVES — IN FACTORY FIR   Cigar Plant “Barns With Loss Of $500,000 —Two Bodies Re- — covered

SIK LIVES LOST IN FACTORY FIRE   Windows in a Philadelphia Building &8o Heavily Screened Inreales Could Not Escape,

CARPENTIER IS HERE FOR BOUT   FRENCH CHAMPION ANX. IOUS TO MEET DEMPSEY  WOVYD my ety IP

“WILLING TO FIGHT,” ASSERTS CARPENTIER   French Title Holder is Inter viewed on Steamship.

GEORGES SAYS HEISREADYT0 ~ BATTLE JACK   French Heavyweight Arrives in New York; Scramble to See Bim

CARPENTIER LOOKS MORE LIKE _ BANK CLERK THAN WORLD CHAMP       Army of Movie Men and Reporters Greet This 176 Pound Heavy Weight and His Bride When They Reach New York Today—lItches to Fight Dempsey

RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED.   Ureing Law Making Criminals Against Government Incligible for Office.

Spread of Movement Cause Alarm in Official French Circles.   WORKMEN USE MACHINE GUNS TO HOLD PLANTS   SOVIET ORGANIZATIONS RE PORTED FORMED IN ROME GOVERNMENT POWERRELES: TO STOP SEIZURES,

COMMUNISM SPREADING ~~ ALARMINGLY IN ITAL’   Advices’ Indicate Movement Has Reached Stage Whore Gov--

FACTORIES SEIZED BY WORKMEN   Government Unable to Cope With Movement, Messages Say.   SITUATION ALARMS FRANCE   Hand of Bolsheviki Seen By Paris Officials. ”

The Weather   ALLIED REPLY T0 WILSON RECEIVED BEING DECODED   Text Will Not Now Bi Made Public, Declare White House Officials

MAY LOSE GUARD UNIT      Grand Rapid Fails to Give Suppart ta the Plan

HOUSE RETURNS FROM SCOTLAND   American Statesman Says His Thre Months’ Visit Was Purely Personal.

The Backman-Tinsch Wild An’ mal Shows.   Entirely New Departure in Tented Amusements, Coming Here For One Day Only,

THE BACKMAN-TINSCH ... ~, WILD. ANIMAL CIRCUS   Entirely ‘New ‘Departure ‘in Ten ted Amusements, Coming ‘Here for One Day Only _

HANOI Hho  LEAGUE DER   “NO PLAN YOU COULD MEASURE OFF WITH RULE,” Hi an i te ae   PLAN EVOLVING SLOWLY   Conferences With “Best Minds © of Country” Continue at Marion. — Po See James <A. Reed  Today.

HARDING REARS WORE ADYIGE   President-Elect Today Confers With Senator Reed and Nicholas Murray Butler.

HARDING STUDYING PLANS FOR A NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS   SAFEGUARDING [DEAS FROM PUBLIC UNTIL PLANS ARB FULLY DEVELOPED

ONVERSATIONS, WITH  “THE BEST MINDS” OF THE, COUNSRY GRING- RESULTS, «5      HAS GEN ENERAL IDEAS Reet HE ADMITS   Sen, ‘Reed, Democratic: Irreconcila“ble, and Wicholas Murray Butler’ To See Him Today..

PLANFOR ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS   MAPPER PARKING SHAPE. IN HISD OF PRE SEE NT ELECT HARDING         VAS NO SEP PLAN, BUT A GEN. ERAL IDEA OF WHAT HE WANTS $

WEATHER BUREAU WARNS OF STORM OFF GULF COAST   Tropical Hurricane Moving Northeastward Expected to Real Gale Force.

GRAND JURY CLERK IS QUIZZED ON HIS NOTES   TELLS COURT IN NEWBERR TRIAL THAT HE RECORDED SUBSTANTIALLY ALL TESTIMONY.

COX CHARGES OPPONENTS ARE DODGING PUBLICITY   Democratic Nominee Winds Up Day of Vigorous Stumping \ With Additional Charges.    SO-CALLED “SECRET PLANS’: ARE EXPOSED   Nominee Planned to Send Agents to G, O, P. Subpoena Those Attending.   SAYS LEADERS ‘‘DODGING’   Governor Declares G, 0. P. Heads “Unblushingly’’Boasted of Exeeding ‘‘Quotas.’”’

G,.O. -P, Meeting With. ; Harding Called Of   Cox “Says, Thesi" ‘Feared. whey. Would Be Subpoenaed: Before Sonite” -Davestigueing Committee,

SAYS 6.0. P IS ELUSIVE   Governor Cox Declares at Milwaukee That Exposure of Slush Funds Has Caused Republicans to Cancel Meeting With Senator Harding.   SAYS BOSSES FEAR TO _ STAND IN THE LIGHT   During Day of Stump Campaigning Candidate Asserts That Leaders Have Already Begun to Dodge Subpoena Servers of Senate Com wn tian

WOOD FAR BEHIND JOHNSON IN VOTT   HOOVER LEADS DEMOCRATS IN   MICHIGAN PREFERENTIAL  PRIMARY ELECTION,

JOHNSON HAS BIG LEAD.   California Senator Ahead of Wood-—Hoover Has Largest Democratic Vote.

JOHNSON LEADS MICHIGAN VOTE   HOOVER FORGES AHEAD OF EDWARDS. DEMOCRAT.   YADOO TRAILS BEHIND BRYAN   Nearly a Thousand Precincts Yet to Hear From—tTabulations of Late Vote for Pershing Not Available.

JOHNSON HOLDS — MICHIGAN LEAD   1645 Precincts Out of 2,421 Give Senator 124.727 and Gen. Wood 81.994

STRUGGLE FOR ~ INDIANA VOTES   Hoosier State Scene of First Battle for Republican - Delegates.   THREE CANDIDATES COME

INDIANA [3 SCENE UF FIRGT BATTLE   LOWDENOPENS HEADQUARTERS   Harding Selects Patrick Lynch to Manage His Campaign— Wood Also Active.

Aspirants for Presidential Nomination are Invading Hloosierdom   OPEN HEADQUARTERS   Senater Hardirg, of Ohio, Latest to Arrive—Gov. Cox on Ground

ANNUNZIO SEIZES MONEY-LADEN SHIF   Declares He Needed the Moncey So Ar He Could Mest His Army Pay Roll,

Poet Rebel  Seizes Steamer   With Two Million Lire and Supplie: for Albania on Board, Says he Needed the Money

D'ANNUNZIO CAPTURES SHIP   (By United Press) Captured 2.000.000 Lire of Money, Which We Needs in His Boeing

D'ANNUNZIO CAPTURES MONEY LADEN VESSEL   Seizes Steamer Carrying Two Million Lire—Needed Cash To Pay His Soldiers.

NY-BROKERAGE > FIRM LOSES Qu   Fajlure Unexpected In Financial Cir. cles and Regarded As Most Important Recently.

a 5c 0 a  WALL OTREET FIRM ~—-BOES TQ THE WALI   Foster and Lounsbery, Dealers in Vanadium Steel in the Stock Market Goes Broke When Heavy ‘Reactions Oc eiurred an the Marl-ot

BEOKEBAGE FIRM. FAILS,   Foster & Lonnaberg of New York Exehange Go Under.

STOCK-EXCHANGE FIRM. UNABLE TO MEET OBLIGATIONS   Foster & Lounsbery, in Busi Ness in “Street”: 20 Years, Qonmmea da.

New York Brokerage c _ Firm: Failed ‘Today      : & Lounsberry Fatled in Business—The Mést linpordint Failure for Soma Time in New York,

New York Brokerage  Firm Failed Today   Foster & Lounsberry Failed in BustnesS—Thy Most Important, Failure for 5omg Fine In New York.

HARDING SENDS A FRANTIC WIRE   To Republican and Suffrage Leaders in Nashville, Tennessee.

HARDING HELPS SUFFERAGE FlGHI   Wires Republican Leaders ‘To Press Fight in Tenn. Legislature.

PI WOULD AD SlFFRALSTS   Republican. Presidendal Candidat ‘Helps Woren iu Campalgn in Tonnesses ,   SENDS: WIRE. TO-MRS. CATT   ENCOURAGES THE SUFFRAGE > LRADERS IN NASHVILLE   Harding Recoives Ohle Siite Ul versity Students and Attends “Reunion of Civil War yeti eras ‘at. Marion; °

HARDING WILL AID SUFFRAGE   To Use His Influence in Tennessee Legislaturé * For, Amendment

WOMEN ARE ASSURED BY SEN HARDING   HE WILL USE INFLUENCE FOR RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.   Nominee Wires Republican Chairman in Tennessee As to His Position—Message of Encouragement to Mre Catt.

‘HARDING URGES ACTION ON SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE   In Telegram to State Senator Expresses Opinion that Tennessee Will Ratify Amendment.

HARDING HELPS WOMEN   TELEGRAMS REGARDING FEDERAL AMENDMENT SENT TO

HARDING EXERTS INFLUENCE FOR RATIFICATION   Senator Sends Messages to G. O. P. Leaders  in Tennessee.

HARDING URGES TENN. LEGISLATURE 10 PASS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT: RAPS COX'S MANAGER

HARDING USES HlS INFLUENCE 10 GET VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Republican Candidate Urges Ratification of Amendment by Tennessee.   ‘DRY PLATFORM CARRIES  LONG THRU IN MISSOURI   Senatorial Nomination Waged on Wet and Dry Line Shows Wets Losers,

WELCOMES ADVICE AS TO HOW HE CAN AID CAUSE   Also” Wires Encouragement to Mrs, Catt, in Response to Her Appeal.   CANDIDATE IS KEPT BUSY!   Attends to Correspondence and Holds Conferences; Watson Attacks White.

REP, NOMINEE T0 TRY INFLUENCE VOTE FOR SUFFS   Says Tennessee Republi cans in Position Vote for Ratification

LAW PARTNERS TESTIFY   King’s Work as Campaign Man. ager for Truman H. Newberry is Pictured.

LAW PARTNCAS UF NEWGERRY OR WITNESS STAN   ‘Tell of Their Part in His Senatorial Campaign   TESTIMONY OF  OTHERS GIVEN

DEFENDANTS TESTIFY IN NEWBERRY CAS   Mark T. McKee Denies. Thal He Ever Worked for Senator; Voted for Him

” PLINT DRUGGIST   Manager for Newberry Tells Lengthy Story Activities

NEWBERRY B BAR ROW NEARS END   OCFENSE RESTS ITS CASE AND PROSECUTION WILL WIND TRIAL UP RAPIDLY

HELME EXAMINES HIMSELF IN BIG ELECTION TRIAL   Nearly Causes Riot in Legal Circles; Case Nears End.

HELME TESTIFIES WITHOUT COUNSEL   ‘Keeps Counsel for Both Sides  Busy Offering Ob jections.

DEFENSE GLUSES IN THE NEWBERRY CONSPIRACY TRIAL   Case Will Probably be Given Jury Latter Part of Week   PAUL KING STILL SICK

PROBERS GALL UR GARAND HEPAT GET 2      Both Parties Must Qpen Books to the Public. Befere Election   LEAGUE 72 _ENE FORCE. ; PEACE INVESTIGATED   iSceres of Letlers From Kiles Cause Stir at St. Louis Hearing

COMPLETE REPORTS OF CAMPAIGN FINANCES 1 AF FILER AT GHIGAGE      BOTH PARTIES DIRECTED Tt MAKE FULL STATEMENTS OF CAMPAIGN FINANCES,

ecercs Campaign Gost To Be Announced  Compizte fi Of      ‘Statements On Collection and Disbursements "-of Each Party To Be Given To Public-Five ‘Days Prior to Nev. 2 Election

WILL SUBMIT COSTS   MISSOURIANS DECIDE°T@ MAKE il PUBLIC COST,   Leaue: To Enforce Peace Charged : With Blowlag A Lot of Money i -For Propaganda.

STATEMENTS OF PARTY FINANCES MUST BE FILED   Demand by Senate Com: mittee of Two Big Party Heads.

FUNDS USED IN CAMPAIGN MUST BE PUBLISHED   Senate Investigation Committee Directs Democrats and G. O. P. to Mahe Statement   CHAIRMEN ARE NOTIFIED   Hays and White Will Be Summoned Betore Committee if They Fail to Act

PARTIES T0 MAKE FINANCIAL REPORT   SENSTE COMMITTEE DIRECTS CHAIRMEN TO PREPARE   Public Will Be Informed Five Days Refore Election of Party Collections and Disbursements,

WILL PUBLISH CASH RECORDS OF CAMPAIGNS   Senatorial F Committee Te Give Facts Five Days Before Election. °

ASK PARTY CHAIRMEN TO TURN AGEOUNT   Senate Committee Asks All Information on Expenditures in Campaign.

FULL REPORTS ON CAMPAIGN — FUNDS ARE TO BE PUBLISHE!   Senate Committee Calls for Financial Statements from Both Parties To Be Ready for Publication Oct. 28, Five Days Before Election.

PROBERS' ISSHE CALL FOR ALL PARTY DATA      Information to be Supplied Public October 28, Five Day Before Election.   SUBSGRIPTIONS ABOVE $100 WILL BE LISED

PARTY RECORDS TO BE PRINTEL   COMPLETE FINANCIAL SUMMARY TO BE SUBMITTED BEFORE ELECTION ©

CAMPAIGN LISTS FOR THE PUBLIC   Senate Committee Prepares te Publish Financial Reports of Both Parties.

CAMPAIGN FINANCES OF BOTH PARTIES 10 BE SUBMITTED 10 VOTERS BEFORE THE ELECTION   NAll Collections, Disbursement: Must be Filed With Senate Prob ers Five Days in Advance

Five Days Before Election ' Complete Records of Party. Fands Will Be Given Ou

COMPLET E POLITICAL RECEIPTS AND. ~ EXPENDITURES TO BE MADE PUBLIC

EAPENDITURED IN CAMPAIGN TU BE MADE PUBLIL   Complete Records. Will Be Re Vealed October 28—Sena tors’ Probe of Peace League Brings Sensation.

COMPLETE RECORDS OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS T0 BE INVESTIGATED   PUBLIC TO. BE_ TOLD EX: “PENSES OF ALL PARTIES ‘5 DAYS BEFORE ELEC ks eae oo   INOUIRY PUT OFF   Senatorial Investigating . Com: mittee at St. Louis Takes <7

PARTY HEADS TOLD 10 FILE FULL REPORTS   Senate Investigators Ask Records of Receipts and Expenditares October 28.   INQUIRE ABOUT PLEDGES   Report On League to Enforce Peace Placed On Record of the Committee.

ORDER COMPLETE REPORT OCT. 28 ON CAMPAIEN FUINTS   Senate Investigation Com: mittee Recesses to Meet After Election

CAMPAIGN DATA TO BE BARED   Complete Records of Both Parties to be Giyen Oct. 28   PROBERS DEMAND LISTS   Will Include All Subseriptions— Committee Recesses

CHAIRMAN “POLITICAL PARTIES   ARE ASKED.TO SUBMIT “THEIR CAMPAIGN RE.  CEIPTS" AND EXPEN  Five Days Before the Elec.  _ tion — Senate Committee  _ Also Look Into League to Enforce Peace Mattarg

Hoe eee eee ee ea en aa curr me ppm ammmimemumcdammam ica aa a aa a aa a aR Ea a a  FULL REPORTS ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS ARE TO BE PUBLISHEL   Senate Committee Calls for Financial Statements from Both Parties To Be Ready for Publication Oct. 28, Five Days Before Election.

ALL PARTIES MUST FILE FUND REPORT   SENATE COMMITTEE ASKS FOR GOMPLETE LISTS BY OCTOBER 28.   COMMITTEE TAKES REGESS   If Party Chairmen Comply With Request For List of Contributors, Will Not Meet  Unit] After Nov. 2. +

WILL ASK NEW SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR TEXAS   Governor Names Committece of Ning Educators tg Devise Program for Submission Next Year

SCHOOL PROBLEMS OF STATE ARE DISCUSSED    REPRESENTATIVES OF EDUCATION. 7 AL INTERESTS OF TEXAS . MEET AT AUSTIN.   SESSION CALLED BY HOBBY   Committee Named to Formulate Plan to Better Co-Ordinate System and Recommend Legislation.

REPORTS GONFLIG]   ONE DISPATCH CREDITS REDS WITH SUCCESSFUL MOVE.   Another Says They are Wholly Routed And Losing Heavily.

DECISIVE BATTLE RAGING WITH REDS ON OFFENSIV!   Berlin Dispatch Says Polish Forces Have Been Forced Back in the ‘‘Corridor.”’

RUSSIANS OPEN COUNTER BLON   NEW OPERATION IN NORTE SAID TO HAVE BEEN PARTLY SUCCESSFUL

REDD LAUNGH NEW ATTAGKS IN HOPEO OF CAVING ARMY   Berlin Report Says Counter Offensive Is Succeeding; Warsaw Reports Bolsheviki Still Retreatina.   PEASANTS HUNT FOR ENEMY WITH CLUBS   50,000 Soviet Troops Are Taken Prisoners Since Attacks Began; Wrangel Army Also Reports Gains.

AUSUTANG FORGE POLE BAGK IN DANZIG CORRIDOR   Decisive Battling Progresses Near Neidenburg. Omza and Bialystok Have Been Recaptured by Poles.

REPORTS CONFLICT      ONE  DISPATCH ‘CREDITS REDS Witt BUCCI SSEUL. MOVE.           Another Says They are Wholly Rout ‘ed And -Losing Heavily.

KANSAS GAINS POPULATION   Statistic Gathered by Tax Assessors Are Totaled in Topeka.

POPULATION OF KANSAS IS 1.779,81!   Fizures Gathered hy Assessors March 1 of This Year Given Out Today

“AS BRYAN EXPLAINS, IT.      Suys Cox's Tactics Aggravated In‘furs Done by Wilson.

LEDION BACK HOUSE BILL ON SOLDIERS PUMPENSATION   Unqualified Approval Given Measure Now Pending Before Senate   PICK KANSAS CITY FOR 1921 SESSIONS   San Francisco Will Make Bid Next Year for 1922 Meeting

Kansas. City To Be ‘Location Of Next —kegion Convention   Committee Also Asks Unqualified Approval _ tof House Bill 14,157 Concerning Provisions for Former Service Men

BRYAN CALLED AGENT OF THE ALB OFL   President oi American Wool Grow ers Association Makes Radijoal Chargds    WAR WAS ALL THAT j SAVED THE FARMERS   Railrcad Administration Is  Als¢ Attacked by Western Man =.

BLAMES BRYA FOR THEH, C, OF L   ONly By the Grace of God and Arti: ficint War Prices - That U. 5. Meat and Wool Survives

Virs. Breckenridge, : Suffrage Worker, Dead   Great: Granddaughter of Henry Clny « Died Today ‘in Lexington, Ky,

Mrs. Breckenridge, Suffrage Worker, Dead   GrOat, Granddaughter of Henry Clay Died Today in Lexington, Ky.

MANY SHORT LINES   “ONTENTION ADVANCED GOVERN MENT HASN'T POWER OVER ELECTRIC LINES.

RAIL WAGE BOARD ~~ TAKES UP DEMANDS   Disputes on Short Lines and Interurbans. —

CTING HEAD OF ORGANIZATION WIRES PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE TO PROPOSE THE INITIAL STEI   ev. Michael O’Flanagan Says If England Is Willing To Cease Hostilities At Once Without Waiting for Christmas, to Make a Proposition As a Basis for Negotiations.

IRELAND WILLING FOR PEACE   Note Sent te Premier Lleyd-Geerge Sauggesting Terms.

PLACE CHARGE FOR MURDER   Motor Car Salesman [: Held in Connection  With Killing

IS HELD FOR MURDER   Frank James Accused of Kill ing David S. Paul

CHARGE JAMES WITHMURDER OF YOUNGPAUL   Allege Salesman Robbed anc Then Beat to Death Philsdelphia Bank Messenger.

Motor Car Salesman Held  in Connection With Death “, Bank Messenger Recent!:

CO-OPERATIVE BANKING SYSTEM IS ADVOCATED   By Delegate at the All-American Farm-Labor Cooperative Con STAN SRE TRE. Bee

BURNS IRISH SHOPS TO AVENGE KILLING   Business Sections of  Lishur Lala in-Rulns.

— -- ote > - + eer Semen LISBURN, TRELAND SHOWS A SOENE OF DESOLATEIO?®

VENGEANCE FOR RISE MURDER   -Business Portion of Sim Fein Town Set Afire After: Riots.

LISBURN, IRELAND, SCENE DESOLATION RESULT OF RIQITNG   Shops and Residences Are Burned By Loyalists In Revenge for Murder of Police Inspector Swanzyv.

Revengers of Death of Police Inspector Leave. Trail of  Desolation

POLICE INSPECTOR KILLED IN IRELAND   Loyalists Retaliate for Murder “by Burning Property of °  Rt

LISBURN IS SPENE OF RUIN AFTER RIOTING   Shops Burned by Rioters Ir lrish City   Revenge Against Loyalists  Believed Cause of Uprising

IRISH LOYALISTS BURN SHOPS OF SINN FEINERS   Business District of Lisburn is a Scene of Ruin.

eee a Te eee ie Te oe oe OO     Sinn Fein Shops Burned in fisburn, Ireland

RUINS IN LISBURN, IRE AS RESULT OF RIOTING   Fires Set in Sinn Feiners’ Shops and Homes Spread To Those of Unionists

IRISH CITY SCENE NF NESALATION   Ruin Left in Wake of Riot ix Revenge for Swanzy > PDeath. ose

FORCIBLY FEED — UTAH PRISONER   After Having Refuseq Food For 7 Days, Salmon Serving for Drait: Evasion,

PRISONER WILL NOT TAKE FOOD   Benjamin Salmon Confined a Ft. Douglas, Utah, Has Not Eaten for 79 Days.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK TROOPS KILLED MANY CHINESE   Kappell Forces Massacre large Numbers Jews at Chita.

TROOPS RESIST DISARWING.   Aati-Bolsheviat Forces Clash With the Japanene.

BOLSHEVIK AND  HUN ALLIANCE IS DISCREDITED IN WASHINGTON   Revolt May, However, Play Into Hands of Lenine Indirectly.

WASHINGTON atts AO WAR RENEWA!   American Officials Believe Mili. tary Occupation by Allies Unnecessary.

/KANSAS WHEAT CROP A WEALTH PRODUCER   “VOLUNTEER WHEAT” CROP MAKES MANY WESTERN KANSAS FARMERS RICH   Big Drawback Is Car Shortagesaumperc Corn and Wheat Crop in Same Year

1920 WHEAT CROP MAKING WEALTH   Many Stories Told of Farm ers Who Have Acquired Sudden Fortunes

PEACE. HAS... BEEN Tee open   Russian Provisional Gov . ernment Accepts. the Japanese Demands 

MINERS BRING ON ECONOMISTS   In Their Effort to Vin: dicate Their’ Demands for Increased Wages and Shorter Working Day and Week.   LATE ACTIVITIES

SUMMON EXPERTS 10 PROVE NEEDS   Miners Call On Specialists In Big Enterprises To Back Up Claims

BIG PROFITS OF OPERATOR POINTED OUT BY EMPLOYES   Union Men:Contend No Prospect of Lower Living Costs  peers

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CAPITAL-VERA CRUZ BACK  eWhea, Bmw wm wtahba. dd Pe waa

Fixing of Personal Responsibility Among Manufacturers and Jobbers Alone Delays Vigorous Prosecution—Closed Mills Are a Deliberate Means of Keeping Prices High

MAKES CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY 10 HOLD UP PRICES   Department Of Justiee Hit: Clothing Manufaeturers In Statement   PROMISE PROSECUTIONS   Retailers Refuse To Buy Whil« Conditions Are So Unstable

Retail clothing -merchants  are victims of conspiraoey aay farlaral arocnta

A CONGPIRAGY UN HIGH PRIGES   Charged by Department ot Justice Against Clothing Manufacturers and Jobbers..   PROSECUTIONS WILL FOLLOW IS PROMISED   When Personal Responsibility is Fixed Vigorous Action ‘Will be Taken.

Department Of Justice Ac. cuses Manufacturers And Jobbers In Statement   Trying To Force Retail Dealers To Buy At Present High Prices It Is Charged

GUNOFINAUT 10 HOLD UP Witt PRICES GHARGE  mir thin ~ a.   of Clothing Accused By Federal Department.  TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY Close the Mills Arbitrarily:  Threaten Dealers, is Clann

CONSPIRACY = TO KEEP PRICES OF CLOTHES UP   Department of Justice, in Statement, Alleges Manufacturers and Jobbers Are in Combine.   PARTICULARS

MAY ASK WILSON HASTEN DECISION   Of Rallrond Labor Board on Wage Cases New Before I

WANT WAGE MATTER SETTLED   Railway Brotherhoods May Appeal to Presidant to Speed UP U. 8. Labor Board

RAILROAD MEN MAY APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT       AR ASKING FOR AN IMME DIATE DECISION ON THE  -. WAGE QUESTION.   Two Hundred Switchmen and Yard Employees of the New York and Lakawanna ards Walked

BHU TAC AHUULS MAY APPEAL TO THe PRESIDEN    W. N. Doak Blames Laho Board for Resumption of Unauthorized Strikes   BOARD IS DECLARED UNEQUAL TO OCCASIOK   [FFORTS BEING MADE T HAVE MEN RETURN IN BAL TIMORE, PHILADELPHL' AND OTHER PLACES.

RAIL LEADERS “FEAR WALKOUT IN WAGE DELAY   MAY APPEAL TO PRESIDENT TC HASTEN LABOR BOARD DECISION

MAY ASK WILSON HASTEN DECISION   Of Rallrvad, Labor Board oii Wags ~ Cases Now Before It

RAILROAD WORKERS FRET AT DELAY In MAKING DECISION   Claim Renewal of Unauthorized Strike is Based Upon This Hiesatisfaction.

COAL JOBBERS PROFITEER   Price Boosting on a Huge Scale, Says . Chairman of Coal Commission.

EBERT DEGREES STATE OF SIEGE   President of Germany Includes All of Republie Exeept Three Provinces in Order toe Put  Dewn Hioting   RESULT OF TROUBLE IN BERLIN   Chih Between Mob and Guards at Reichstag Building Brings on  Drastic Action

GERMANY NEAR A REVOLUTION; MANY ARE KILLED    SITUATION IS SEINOQUS ACCORD.   ING TO REPORTS RECEIVED  FROM THERE TODAY   ] Howeve     » Ut Has Not Reached the Gravity of a Revolution—A State  of Seige Proclaimed by FPresi Qent Egbert Yesterday

BERLIN REPORTS. - SITUATION BAD   Independent Socialists Out to Overs throw the Republican (iovernment.

SITUATION SERIOUS   Berlin Riots Do Not Reach Gravity of Revolution.

THE SITUATION = IN GERMANY 1S VERY. SERIOUS   Demonstrations and Rietiny -Near Reichstag Inspired by Sociatists Who Are Out to Overthrow thea Government.

Police Use Machine Guns and Grenades to Disperse Crowds — Martial Law Ordered

INDEPENDENT WING OF SOCIALISTS IS INCITING RIOTERS   State of Siege Proclaimed Ir All But Three Staies; Scores Killed

aURUEHG  GcING Ful  OWN bY ARMY   State of Siege Proclaimed In Many Sections As   Result of Fights   SCORES ARE KILLED IN BERLIN BATTLES   Ruhr District and Upper Silesia Declared Under Martial Law

DREGON APPEAL: TAKEN AS oLAM AGAINST ENEMY   Senator Hitchcock in: Defense of President Replies to Colorado Senator ;

SENATE DEMOCRTS ARE WARNED ON TREATY MOVE   Says if Party Pledges Itself at 'Frisec on Unconditional Ratification It Is “Suicide.”

WARN DEMOCRATS ON TREATY STAND   Ucco ditional Ratification Spels Disasier, Says Senator...   RESENTS ~ WILSON LETTER   Declares Fresident Almost ‘ Directly Charges Many Senators With Dishonor—Knex Measure Attacked.

OENATE Th ABOUT LETTER WILSON WROTE   DEMOCRATS ADVISED THAT EN. DORSEMENT OF LEAGUE IS POLITICAL SUICIDE.   Praise For Senator Chamberlain Interspersed With Criticism of President by Senators,

SENATOR THOMAS FEARS PARTY WILL SEE WORS)   TO ESPOUSE THE TREATY AS WILSON ASKS MEANS SURE SUICIDE, HE THINKS—MR. HITCHCOCK MAKES ORATION.

LETTER BY WILSON QUTLINING TREATY VIEWS CRITIGISED   “MESSAGE CHARGES MEMBERS VOTING AGAINST TREATY WITH DISHONOR”   THOMAS SOUNDS WARNING   ‘Other Senators Join In Tribute to War Kecord of Chamberiain; Services Highly Praised

GOVERNOR COX CLASSIFIED AS LABOR’S FRIEND   SECRETARY-TREASURER — ONTT: ED MINE WORKERS SAYS Gove : ERNOR IS “RIGHT™

William Green, United Mine Workers’ Official, Holds Conference with Nominee   HEAVY LABOR SUPPORT BEING COUNTED UPON   LABOR LEADER SAYS COX’ RECORD AS GOVERNOR COM MENDS HIM TO THE WORK. INGMEN,

‘ASSED LAWS BENEFICIAL Tt WORKINGMAN AS GOVERNOR OF STATE OF ONLO.

FIVE KILLED AT CROSSING   Yeung People In Track Are Victims of Switch Engine at Grade  PS eee ae ers

Neil FACING DEATH ADMIT BRUTAL GRIMES   CONFESSES GUILT FOR CRIME FOR WHICH ANOTHER NEGRO IS NOW IN PRISON,

AUSTRIANS WON'T JOIN REDS   Social Democrat Party Greaks With Mascow internationale-—Two Expetied,

SONORA GUARDS BORDERS   7 ‘Rebellious Mexitun State Resting on Its Arms Voday,

REPUBLIC OF SONORA RESTING ON ARMS. AS T AWAITS. HOSTILE ACT OF GOVERNMENT

REBELLION. “IN MEXICO   Sonora Still-in Defiance -of the Mexican General Govern tment.

CALLS ON DEMOCRATS TO SUPPORT TREATY   LODGE IS “UTTERLY INCONSISTENT”   His Amendments World Destroy “Role of World Leadership Which United States Must  President Assume” Says

WILSON'S STAND ON TREATY CAUSES BATTLE IN SENATE   Democrat Senators Divided Over the “Call” of Their Pasty Leadex.

TO WIN OF LUot WITH THE PAGT AS 1970 SUE   Chief Magistrate Calls on Democrats to Stand “Four Square” on the Document As It Was Written.   PROPOSED CHANGES BY SENATE ARE OPPOSEL   His Position ls Made Known in a Telegram to Oregon Leaders Made Public at  \Wlachinntan Siinday.

President Sends’ Appeal To Oregon Democratic Leaders To Keep ° Americas’ Pledge. :

PRESIDENT ASKS PARTY TO STAND BACK OF TREAT’   DECLARES THAT DEMOCRATS  MUST REDEEM PROMISE MADE ! TO THE WORLD

WILSON ATTACKED AND DEFENDED IN IW SENATE DEBATE   Senator Thomas Declares That President s Proposition Regarding, Treaty At Issue Meant Death* Of Democratic Party.   HITCHCOCK MAKES REPLY

WILSON ASKS THAT LEAGUE BE MADE ISSUE   Charges Lodge Resolutions Are Tn. consistent wna Dectires America Must Redeem Her Promises to World.

PRESIDENT NOW WANTS SUPPORT FAVORING TREATY   Wilson Sends Call to Democrats to Stand by Versailles Paet.   Declares Party Has Honor of Nation on Its Hands. Lodge Inconsistent,

CALLS PARTY TO STAND UP FOR TREATY   Telegram From . President . Wilson To Oregon Democrats Was Made Public At White House Sunday: Nieht.   HONOR OE UNITED STATE:   Is ‘At Stake, Declares Chief Executive, In Appealing To Democrats To Make Treaty Big Issne OF Camnaiorn   LEAGUE STILL WORLD'S HOPE

STAND STEADY UN PACT: WILSON TO DEMOCRATS   NEW TO PARTY LINE, PRESIDENT’S ADVICE TO PARTY MENBERS IN OREGOQWN

WiLSOW'S PARTY GALL ASSAILED IN THE SENATE   Thomas Says Versailles Treaty Means Dissolution of Democratic Party.   PEACE VOTE THIS WEEK

Democratic Senator - Resents President’s _ Reflection of Dishonor

WILSON IN GALL TO DEMOGRATS   URGES OPPOSITION TO ANY RES ERVATION ADVOCATE.   SELY, COLBY 1S HIS CHOICE   ‘New Member of Gabinet Is Said 7: Have Pres, Wilson's Endorsement for the Namination—McAdoo Is Cast Adrift,

WILSON FOR A FIGHT ALONG A FIXED LINE   DEMOCRACY’S DUTY TO DEFEND LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Hoeor of Couatry In Party's Hands. and Hope of the Warld (Cecntered in the Treaty ef Veraaillea.

UALL [0 PARTY BY WILSON CONSIDERED   Criticism and Defense of Presi~. dent Voiced,   THOMAS ASSAILS ACTION.   Expresses Resentment Against Imputation That Attitude of Senators Favoring Treaty Reservations Involved ‘‘Dishonor’ —- Hitchcock Takes  pe Pee  AN ny

UPHOLD TREATY WILSON’S CALL   Declares Honor of Nation in Democratic Party’s Hands —Its Great Opportunity   “Lodge ReservationsBreak Ou Pledge to World”— Sends Message to Oregon

SEN. HITCHCOCK DEFENDS WILSOK   President’s Call to Democrats Plays Prominent Part in Senate Debate   G. 0. P. CAUSES DELAY   Administration, Spokesm a1 Says Resolution of Knox Will Not Bring Peace

WILGOW ASKS PARTY TO STAND BY TREATY   TELEGRAM SENT TO DEMOCRATIC LEADERS IN OREGON BY PRESENT.   HPHOLD HONOR OF NATION   Lodge Reservations “Utierly Inconsistent” With This Honor, He Says.

Senator Thoinas, ot Colorado, Denounces 8 Wilson's Position i i Peace Pact While the Nebraska: Senator, ieee De. fends His “Devotion:to the League of Nations.” ~

President Urges Stand for Versailles Treaty.   RESERVATIONS ATTACKED.   Chief Executive Says Lodge Clauses Are ‘Utterly Incon. sistent’ With Honor of Na. tion and Destruction of Rol of World Leadership for Uni. ted States.

PRESIDENT’S APPEAL   Asks Democrats to Stand Four Sanare for Treaty

DEMOCRATS It NATION   URGED TO SUPPORT VERSAIL. LES TREATY IN CAMPAIGN’   Declares Party Has Honor of Nation In Its Hands

WILSON’S PAGT CALL TO WRECK PARTY, GLAIN   Democratic Senator from Colorado Criticises the President’s Attitude.   HITCHCOCK DEFENDS I

HONOR OF NATION ISAT OTAKE —” MUST KEEP WORLD OBLIGATIONS   LEADERSHIP OF MANKIND IS WITHIN OUR GRASP, IF WE STAND FIRM _ ,.   PRINCIPLES OF TRUE AMERICANISM, HE SAYS, IN THIS CRISIS, REQUIRE THAT WE ASSIST . NATIONS TO PUT END TO WAR 4

HARSH WORDS GIVEN WILSON   PRicIDENT WARWEY REBUKED TN SENATE DERATE.   PARTY MEN DO NOT SPARE HIM   THOMAS OF COLORADO PARTICLLARLY CHEF AL,   Denies White Heuce imputation That Mea Whe Uppuse Tecaty Bespeak Dieheror—Hitchceek Is Chief befender.

PRESIDENT ASKS PARTY TO STAND BACK OF TREATY   Long Silence at White House Broken by Telegrams Sent to Oregon Democrats   WILSON GIVES VERSION OF REAL AMERICANISM   Executive Declares Lodge Res—ervations Inconsistent With Honor of the Nation

PRESIDENT CALLS ON PARTY TOAID LEAGUE   Honor of America, Says Woodrow Wilson, Is In Hands of  Democrats.

WILSON ORDERS TREATY FIGHT   PRESIDENT MAKES THIS THE . PARAMOUNT ISSUE,   FOR ‘NO COMPROMISE’   HE CALLS. DEMOCRATS TO UP. HOLD “HONOR OF NATION?   And His Idea of Doing That Is to Ratify the Treaty Without Change of Word.

NEWBERRY'S LAWYER MAKES STATEMENT   Sounds “Americanism” As The Defense in Election Case Trial.

CAMPAIGN FUR PEACE RECALLED   Says Strenuous Measures Were Necessary to Combat Manufacturers Reputation

AMERICANISM KEYNOTE OF THE ELECTION TRIAI   Council for: Defense in  Newberry Case Fires Opening Broadside in Attack on Ford and His peace Proposale.   PARTICULARS

AMERICANISM IS DEPENDED UPON 10 FREE SOLON   Dailey Completes Opening Statement Of Governments Case Today   TO CONTRAST WAR RECORDS OF TWO MEN   Murfin Will Fire Opening Gun In Attempt To Clear Newhberry's Name

OPEN ATTAGK Uh FORD MADE WHER FRAUD TRIAL Oh   “Americanism” is Keynote of Opening Address By — Defendant’s Counsel.   RAP PEACE MISSION   War Records. of Neva and Ford € ontrasted _ in Karly Session.

“ANVERICARS A Io THE KEYNOTE   Of the Defense: in Behalf o!  Senator Newberry and His Supporters.   THEY WERE BATTLING MUCH ADVERTISED MAN   Streng Organization Was Necessary in Order to Combat Suel an Onnronent.

NEWBERRY FLAVED BY U.S. ATTORNEY   >Posing as Naval Hero on Fake Battleship Charged  + Against Accused in Campaien Fund Airing.

HOPES OF WORLD REVOLT ARE GONE   Paul Miliukoff. koff Declares Red Rule in Russia Will Collanse.   PEOPLE RIPE FOR CHANGE   Two Factions Will Endeavor to Rule Bringing Further Chaos,

WORLD On cAM (VANISHING   MILIUKOFE SAYS MASSES I} RUSSIA UNDOUBTEDLY HATE RED RULE

Russian Observer Declares Out. side Visitors Are ‘‘SelfHypnotized.”

HOPE OF WORLD REVOLUTION [a LOST BY REDS   Paul Miliukoff, Former Leader of ‘Cadet’ Party, Says Bolshevism Has Failed   BELIEVES H. G. WELLS WAS SELF-HYPNOTIZED   BRITISH NOVELIST REFUSED TO BE ENLIGHTENED, HE SAYS; ARMIES READY ‘TO RUSH ON MOSCOW,

Ma-In-Lew’s Whip Lést He: Daughter   ddle Aged Lover Claims Bac After Being Assaulted In Chicago Rilway Station

AND MOTHER-IN-LAW DECLARES SON-IN-LAW ISN'T THE KIND OF A MAN SHE WANTED HER DAUGHTER TO MARRY.   BUT THE COUPLE IS HAPPY

FEDERAL OFFICER TAKEN AS RADICAI   Rafael Mallen, Of the Federal Trade Commission, Said To Be Communist.

HAYWOOD HAS SURRENDERED  Mallen Also Caught In Dragnet THE ROUND-UP Of Radicals Through out The Country Continues

DEPORTATION OF REDS IS PLANNED   CHICAGO WILL HAVE CON. TINGENT FOR NEXT “SOVIET ARK. ”

OFFICIAL REGARDED AS C.0.   Federal Authority Arrested in Chicago—-Alleged to Be Member   of Radicais,

HAYWOOD SURRENDERS, WITH NEARLY SCORE OF OTHER LW.W,   Department of Justice Has Proof Germans Arg Among Ringleaders in Revolution Plot : and Supplied Funds for Agitators. :

ee remem nea  Federal Trade Commission's Statistician Among Arrests in Nation-Wide “Red” Raids

TRADE BOARD STATISTICIAN IS ARRESTED   Member of. Trade Commission. Taken in Radi-. = eal Drive.   SERVED. PRISON TERM -FOR WAR OBJECTIONS   Drive’ Is Continued : and Leaders’ “Arrests Lo. FlgReebed 2 ne

BIG BILL HAYWOOD TAKEN’ IN RADICAL RAIDS WITH OTHER I. W. W. AGITATORS:

FEDERALBODY EMPLOYE 18 HIT IN RAID   Statistician for Commission at Washington is Held in. Chicago   HAYWOOD IN COURT    Appeal of Victor Berger is Als Before Court of Judge Landis

DBJECTOR HOLES FEDERAL OFFICE: HELD AS RADIA   “Big Bill” Haywood Again  Clutches Is Released On Rond.   224 Taken In Raids Befor Inspector Landis—*“Perfect Deportation” Cases.

RADICALS ARE GIVEN HEARING   Those Held for Deportation Brought Before Proper Officials

RAFAEL MALLEN ARRESTED AS REI   SAME MAN WAS ARRESTED IN MILITARY PRISON AT CAMP GRANT AS CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR

EMPLOVE OF FEDERAL TRADE SOMMIOSION To ARRESTED AS RADICAL      WAS IN WILITARY PRISON DURING THE WAR AS A CONSCIENTIOUS  OBJECTOR,

CAG SEEKING. GOVER Aa NEW AAS START   Use Camp Upton as Place to Incarcerate Radicals Until Deported — Com. mission Statistican Held— Baur Arrecte

244 Utivnof AEDS” ARE HELD FOR DEPORTATION   Statistician to Federal Trade Commission is Among Those Accused ot Seditous Acts.

TRADE COMMISSION STATISTICIAN ALSO CAUGHT INRED RAI   Rafael Wallen, Buck from Wes: 1eo, Charged With Being Communist idherent.   RADICALS SEEK COVER

FEDERAL MAN ~ HELD AS RED   Statistician of Federal Trade Commission   BELONGS TO COMMUNISTS ?   Was Confined in Military Prison _ at Camp Grant as Consciencious Objector.   DANCE  Huron, Wednesday, January 7 M dwest Jazz Orchesira of Atchison Ali Invited   The regular meeting of the  Security Benefit Association

Soviet Hordes Checked on River Bug. a8 Britain Prepares. to. the Blockade Against Russia’ :

BRITISH CABINET  FOR WAR   PREPARATIONS FOR  AHNE POLAND HAVE BEEN ORDERED RUSHED.   BLOCKADE OF RUSSLA TO BE ESTABLISHED AND MUNI IONS SENT TO FOLAND,

BRITAIN READY TO ~ BLOCKADE RUSSIA   Twelve Hours Only Needed to Shut Bolshevists Off From Rest of World--Poles Said to Have Checked Red Advance.

Premiers of Great Britain and France to Confer on Situa_tion Sunday.   PREPARED FOR BLOCKADE   English Navy Could Make it Ef. fective Within Period of Twelve Hours.   ¢

STANDING ON VERGE OF WAR   British Cabinet Decides on Course of Action Virtually Amounting to Waging War.   READY TO IMPOSE BLOCKADE   France and Britain Believed Prepared to Send Munitions to Polish Forces. .   WARSAW ADVANCE CHECKED   Evacuation of the City Continues, However—Austria and Germany Are Neutral. 

POLES CHECK BOLSHEVIK] ADVANCE ALONG GENERAL UNE ON RIVER: BUG; EVACUATION OF WARSAW CONTINUE   France Favors Aggressive Action Toward Russia; Hungarian Roumanian Offensive Against Reds Now Brewing,   French Officers Are Directing Plans —  /

EUROPEAN WAR-CLOUD GROWING DARKER; ENGLISH NAVY READY BLOCKADE RUSSIA IN 12 HOUR

ANOTHER GREAT WAR THREATENS IN EUROPE NOW   ENGLANWS NAVY ALIS IMPOSE AIRTIGHT BLA ON RUSSIA ON 322 HOURS NOia Fed tl

PAYS MILLION FOR COAL LAND   {Ilinols Coal and Coke Company Guy Pittaburgh Company's Sest Holdings.

PAYS MILLIGN FOR COAL LAND   Illinois Coal and Coke Company Buys Pittsbu: gh Company's Best Holdings.

PAYS MILLION FOR COAL-LAND   ‘IHinols Coal and Coke ‘Company Buys 4 Pittsburgh Company’s Best Holdings.

MARINE AND NAVY GIVE  DUT NEARLY 2000 MEDALS   Medals Were Accompanied By Let: lers of Commendation For Vator: ous of Bistinguished Service

AWARDS OF NAVY ARE MADE   Name of Admiral Sims Appears in Final List

PRESENT MEDALS TO SAILORS AND MARINE:      RECOGNIZE DISTINGUISHED SERVICES WITH MEDALS ANE LETTERS

NAVY OUGTRIBUTES HONOR MEDALS 12 NERDS ON WATER   Sailors and Marines Share in Awards on Second Anniversary of War’s Close.   iction Marks Final Phase of Sims-Daniels Controversy Over Awards.

MEDAL FOR VALOR IN WAR ARE GIVEN NAVY AND MARINES   Armistice Day Celebrated by Recognition of Heroes on Ship and Ashore.   RADIO SIGNAL RELEASING HONORS ENCIRCLES GLOBE   Commanders in All Parts ¢ World Make Presentation at Stated Hour.

PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD, CELEBRATES WITH THE LIVING   U. S. Awards Medals on Second Armistice Anniversary To Army and Navy Men for  Distinguished Service.

CRITICIZED LIST OF NAVY MEDALS ISSUED WITHOUT DELI “TIONS   D. S. M. Awarded Sins. Who Refused to Accept Honor Once.

HEROS: AWARDS NEAR 9 O00 MEN      Navy Department . Distrib Medals and Letters of : ‘mendation Among’ Members of.Navy and Marine Corns.

DISTRIBUTICN OF EONS WN NAN   TWO THOUSAND MEDALS fy oO NAVY AND MARINE corps   SIMS MEDAL NOT. FORWARDED   gr} et A-Letier Accompanied the Medaj 0! ‘Commendation for Some Particu: arly Valorous Deed. Re

SIMS’ NAME ON LIST, BUT MEDAL NOT SENT   Held Back Because He Refused It — Daniels Announces Navy and Marine Corps Honors

NAVAL MEDALS AWARDED TODAY   Two Thousand Medals and Letters of Commendation in Navy and Marine Corps.   NO DELETIONS SHOWN

GAVE NAVY re FOR WAR SERVIC   NAVAL AW ARDS WERE PRE:  SENTED w ITH SPECI AL       SIMS? NAME ON LIST   1 arial of Officers and Enlisted i Arlingtan Marked Services         English and French Observed the iarmistice Anniversary With Fexerci

NAVY AWARD MICUALO TO 1,301 MEN FOR VALOR DURING WORLD CONFLICT   In Addition 662 Letters of Commendation Are: Bestowed on Armistice Day for Dis- . tincuished Services.   TESTIMONIAL SIMS REFUSED IS NOT FORWARDED TO HIM

SRE EE  GAVE NAVY MEDALS FOR WAR SERVICE   NAVAL AWARDS WERE PRE, SENTED WITH SPECIAL   CEREMONIES   SIMS’ NAME ON LIST   ‘Burial of Officers and Enlisted in Arlington Marked Services” ; - Teday   English and French Observed the Armistice Anniversary With :  :  Exercises  g

NAVAL SERVICE. AWARDS MADE   Marks Second Anniversary of Armistice.   FINAL PHASE OF ROW OVER DECORATIONS   Diginal List Found to Be Unchanged.

ie PAUL DIGKERS FOR WABASH ROAD   CHICAGO TRIBUNE SAYS C. M. & ST. P. MAY TAKE OVER THE Cc. T. H. & BP.   VALUE SET AT $80’ 000° G00

WALSH ROAD WILL BE IN BIG SYSTEM   ST. PAUL SYSTEM TAKES 999 YEAR LEASE ON C. T. H. & SOUTHEASTERN   CLOSE THE DEAL THIS WEEK   Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul System Gets Outlet to Large Coal and Stone Fields of Indiana,

GAM. ST. PHAVEDEALON ~TOTIKEQVERG.T.H. ASE   Local Railroad Men Believe That Lease Has Been  Taken. , )     WILL IMPROVE ROAD        C. M. & St. Paul Will Then Tao  Rich Coal Fields In Terre  bi asta Fial-l

SENATOR KENYON GETS GAY ANE CALLS CAMPAIGN OF DIRECTORGENERAL “INVISIBLE”

MADOO'S BOOM IN LIMELIGHT, DEEP WYSTERY   CANDIDATE WILL NOT SEEK IT   FRIENDS ARE SAID TO WORK FOR HIM, IN INFORMAL WAY

na ‘Of i a CHB IER}   SIMS! WANTS DEPARTMENT REOne ANIZES OPERATORS AC~ ORPT CQMMISSION PLAN,

WP ADS BOG   WITNESS SAYS FORMER CABINET MEMBER DID NOT TURN HIS HAND.

MADOO BOOM ta CALLED INVISIBLE   Senator Kenyon So Charac: terized Campaign of Former Cabinet Member.   Further Effort Made to Shed Light On Source of Finds.

TEAR CLOAK OF SECRECY FROM DRIVE   Senators Probe Source of Mysterious Cam-

‘SEARCHING FOR. “PHANTOM” ROOM   SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS TO. EIND WADOO BOOSTERS   “INVISIBLE SUPPORT”   FRIENDS DENY ILLEGITIMATE  USE OF LOAN PUBLICITY    “McAdoo'’s A Rabbit if There Ere er Was One” Senator Me Lean: Sars

HUNTING oUURGE OF THE INVIOtBLE MADD BOON   Committee Will Be Busy Witt Hoover and Johnson. Today.   NOT THRU WITH WOOD YET

New York Reporter Tells Senate inquisitors Member of Democratic National Committee Gave Out information        SAYS BOURBONS PLANNED “$10,000,000 CAMPAIGN   Declares Scheme of Financing " Outlined at Atlantic City Con. . templated Nomination Form* er Cabinet Officer

But North Carolinian Knows Very Little About the McAdoo  Campaign,   SENTIMENT FOR M’ADOO   ‘McLean Thinks There Is Strong Sentiment in N. C. for McAdoo.  i

FINALLY LOCATE “THE INVISIBLE Mc ADOO BOOM"   Spend Only $1,931 in Nebraska for Johnson Campaign

TRYING TO LEARN OF ADGA BOON   Witnesses Before Committee Tell of Former Secretary’s Statements to Ther   HE WOULDN’T DECLINE   Nebraska Publisher Says Only $1,800 Spent for Johnson in That State

McLean Before Senate Committee Says For. mer Secretary Refused  To Make Any Effort Tc  Win Nomination.    DECLARED HE IS  NOT A CANDIDATE;

INVISIBLE BOOM SFARCHED FOR IN EXPENSE INQUIRY  MC LEAN, NORTH CARO  MC LEAN, NORTH CAROLINA, DENIES HE IS “SORT OF SOUTHERN  WAARTA CENT FF 4   INOUGHERTY IS UP      Harding Representative Is . Again Questioned On Expenditures.

investigating Committee Hears Former Secretary of Treasury “Would Not Turn His Hand Over to Get Nomination.”   “WHY THIS SECRECY?” ASES SENATOR REED OF ‘SOUTHERNER

‘Senate Probers Flounder in  Darkness Seeking Facts i About Campaign.   ASN’T AFTER OFFICE i ONE WITNESS AVERS

“W000 Hwnen oles   It's Soft-Pedalled Problem, to  Senator Kenyon, While Reed Is Curious to Learn Why So Much Secrecy   ' South Carolina Man Likens  Former Head of Treasury to “Rabbit Chased” by People Who Would Give Him Job

MADOC NOW ~ ONDER PROBE   COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING CAMPAIGN OF FORMER CABINET OFFICIAL McADOO SILENT

SENATE SEEKS LIGHT ON M’ADOO’S BOOM   Reporter Who Alleges $5,000,. 000 Fund Had Been Underwritten Takes the Stand

M°ADOO CALLED RABBIT OF U. S. POLITICAL RACK   Senate Tries to Shed Light On “Invisible McAdoo Campaign”’   FRIENDS PUSHED HIM   CALIFORNIA COIN WENT TO _ WNEeRASKA TO HELP JOHNSON THERE.

Melean Bescribestx-Secretary Of Treasury As A Rabbit, If Ever There Was One   WANT REASONS FOR SECRECY

THE BOOM OF MW ADOO   Senate Investigating Committee is Very Busy on It.   SEARCHING FOR THE SECRECY   McAdoo Is Modest, It fs Brought Out at Whe Hearing in Washington

EFFORT 10 LOCATE FINANCIAL SOURCE VISIBLE BOON   McAdoo Quoted as Saying He Would Not Turn Over Hand for Nomination.   NEWSPAPER REPORTER TELLS OF $5,000,000 FUND   Refuses to Give Names of His Informants but Says Members of Democratic National Committee Corrohorated Stories He Wrote. paruch’s Name Frequently Used,

M’AD00’S BOOM IS DESCRIBED AS “INVISIBLE”   SENATE INVESTIGATING - COMMITTEE EXAMINES “SORT OF MANAGER.”   /WCLEAN TELLS OF  RESPONSIBILITIES   Did Not Kuow There Was a MeAdoo Headquarters in Washington or In Pennsylvania Hotel,  New York.

KENYON TRYING TO FIND THE M’ADOO INVISIBLE MOOM   Wouldn’t Turn Hand for Presi dency, McAdoo is Cuoted as Having Said.   SALIFORNIA PRIMARY TO BE BEFORE BODY TODAY      Reporter Refuses to Divulge In. formants for Alleged $5,000,000 Fund.

AMPAIGN GOST IO UNDER PROBE   Attempt to Locate Invisible McAdoo Boom  PEPNRTER IC NINIZ7EN   Chairman Kenyon is Anxious to Know Details of Movement to Nominate Former Secretary of Treasury — Witnesses Questioned About Advertising for Candidates

CAMPAIGN PROBE BORES FOR LIGHT ON AV ADOO BOON   Friends Planned Candidacy of Former Secretary at New York Dinner Party.   M’LEAN OF NO. CAROLINA SAYS CANDIDATE RABBIT   Hinted Liberty Loan Publicity Organization Offered for McAdoo's Benefit.

LOST: ONEBOOM. FINDER PLEASE NOTIFY MADOE   Almost a Case, in Fact. of. McAdoo About ' Nothing.

SEEK THE SOURCE OF “MCADOO BOOM   casita inert neem iiaiaamiaaaadl  QUESTION ANGUS McLEAN O WAR FINANCE CORPORA TION   “McADOO IS A RABBIT’   Director Said He Knew Nothing o the McAdoe Organization cr Headquariers   Senator Reed “Glad That Sem - Man Is Letting Pres dency Seek Him”

PROBING DEEP INTO M’ADOO.. BOOM BACKERS   SENATE COMMITTEE IS ANXIOUS TO DISCOVER REASON FOR SECRECY.   Witness Has Questions Fired at Him Before “Ajlowed ‘to Read Prepared Statement.

GHATAMAN KENYON AFTER MR, WAUDG   ‘ANGUS McLEAN OF NORTH “> CAROLINA FIRST WITNESS   THE INVISIBLE MADOO BOON   McAdoo Said He Was Not a Candi date—Would Not Turn His Hane  to Get Nomination.

TAY 10 LOCATE SOURCE OF FUND BACKING © W'ADGL   SENATE COMMITTEE CONFINES EFFORTS PRINCIPALLY TO EXSECKETARY’S BOOM.   NUMBER ARE QUESTIONED   New York Reporter Questioned as ¢ Articles Declaring $5,000,000 Fund Had Been Underwritten.

EFFORTS T0 LOCATE HEADQUARTERS FAIL IN SENATE COMMITTEE   McAdoo Likened to “Rabbit” Chased by the Office

SENATE'S INQUIRY OEEKS SOURCE OF M’ADON'S BACKINE   Campaign of Former Treasur) Secretary Is ‘Described by Chairman Kenyon as “This  Invisible McAdoo Boom.”

August W. McLean, Director of War Finance Department, Is Called and Denies Being “Sort of Southern Manager.”   CLAIMS THIS IS ONE CASE OF OFFICE SEEKING THE MAN

"AD00 CAMPAIGN IS LOOKED INTO   Further Efforts Made To Shed Licht On ‘&Invisible Boom” Of Former Secretary.

PROBERS AFTER “THE INVISIBLE #ADOO BOOM’   Witneys Declares That Iix-Cabinel Member Mlees from Nomination with Prize Hard at His Heels, Pleasing Senator Reed

INVISIBLE MAD OO BOOM   Senate Probers Determined te Drag It Out Where They Can Examine lt.   WILLIAM G. PERSISTS HE 1§ NOT A CANDIDATE

WHO Io FOOTING MADOO'S BLLa IN Hd CONTEST  FOR PRESIDENT?   Senate Committee Is Trying To Locate the Financia Sources, If Any, Of His finutethia’? Bann   5 MILLION DOLLAR FUND IS HINTED Al   California Race Between Johnson and Hoover Will Be Gone Into Today; Busy Dav Is Expected.

JOHNSON SPENT $1900 IN THIS STATE   HARRISON TELLS. _SENATE IN VESTIGATING COMMiii VE NES RASKA FUND SMALL   Newspaper Article on $5,000,600 Fund Before Senators--“Invisible Boom ''—Kenyon

HARD 70 FIND FORCE BEHIND ~ MADOO BOON   Witness Denies Being a Manag: er or Plan to Use Liberty Loan Organization.   REPORTER IS QUESTIONED   Refuses to Tell Who Told Him of Plan to Raise $5,000,000 to Back Former Treasurer.

COX SAYS ART. 10 TO HELP IRISH   Provides Ajrninsé External Aggression by One Nation Against Anothe:

COX HOLDS OUT HOPE TOIRISH .   Freedom Lies in Nation League, Governor Declares   BEGINS NEW ENGLAND TOUR   invades the States of Senators Lodoe and Moses

ARTICLE TEN OPENS NOT BLOCKS IRISH FREEHAM. SAYS £0)   Democratic ,Candidate Lays Stress on Irish Issue in Addresses in.New England.

GLX DECLARES LEAGUE WELL FREE IRISH   Says Article Ten Is Paving Way For Republic.

ARTICLE TEN OF LEAGUE          Democratic Presidential Candidate Says League Insuran Against External Aggression Removes Greatest Brits ish Ohstacle to Independence of Ireland —

SES ARTICLE 10 AS AID 10 IRISH   Cox Says Way to Independence Wii! be Opened by Inciusion of Part of Pact Which Republicans Say is ObStacie to Irish Freedom.

HIRE HEHE “MEXICAN CRIME   Private Advices from Tampico Tell: of the Death of United  ; States Citizens within One “-Aalla-éf Palo Blanco   TRAGEDY SCENE UNDER CONTROL OF CARRANZA   Americain Consul  in Possession of Facts,, Delays Report to State Department and Details are Lacking

STATE DEPT, INSTRUCTS EMBASSY HDPE PROMPT  “ACTION BY MEXICO COUT

Train Wrecked in Mexico and  Villa Is Blameac   Reports Also Tell of Cutting o: Telegraph Wires by Members of Rebel Band

HEADS OF UNION STREET GAR MEN REFUGE 10 QUI   ‘Strike Leaders Announce   They Will Not Resign; Mer   Must Apply Tonight o lose Jobs.

HERO DEAD IN FRANCE WERE REMEMBERED   ‘American Flags’and Choice Flags  Placed Yesterday On Graves Of  Over 70,000 United States  : aoe Zi poeack Diavenne   ALLIES JOINED IN SERVICES   In Alsace a: Children’s Chorus Marched ‘From One Cenietery To Another .To Sing Beside  “Cvavs. CVE Ap amean Bawa   OBSERVE DAY IN. ENGLAND

HONOR. U..S. HERO DEAD   French Decorate Graves of Ameri. can Soldiera in Europe.

Flags Float in Breeze - Over Graves of 70,000 American Deadin France

AMERICA HONORS DEAD IN FRANCE   Allied Organizations. Join ir Decoration “of ‘Graves of — American Heroes

FRENCH HONOR ~ U.S. SOLDIERS   Pay Tribute to fo American Saldier: Who Are Reried in Frame.

Allies Join In Memorial Day Exercises; Decorate 70,000 Yankee Graves

ALL FRANCE HONORS AMERIGA’S WAR DEAD   Graves in 497 Burying Places Decorated   More Than 70,000 in All—Marsha Petain Among Orators

FRANCE OBSERVES MEMORIAL DAY   America’s - War Dead fr Europe Euologized and Graves Are Decorated   SOLDIERS IN SERVICE   At 125 Places There Are Single Graves of ‘Americatis; All Ave Visited.

COMMUN     STORE TRIED.   Members “of New Party. ‘Are Charged With! Gonanip

ALLIED NATIONS MAY FIGHT THE BOLSHEVISTS  ARMED FORCES MAY BE SENT TO RUSSIA AT ONCE IS BELIEVED.  UNITED STATES T0 - (KEEP OUT OF I]

POSSIBILITIES OF ALLIED WAR AGAINST RUSSIA   Washington Deeply Interested in European Condition.   AMERICA WILL KEEP HANDS OFF   Will Take No Military Measures —Micht Aid in Other Ways.

FAMOUS BANKER AND” PHILANTHROPIST IS DEAD AT NEW YORK   Name of Jacob Schiff Closely Connected With Financial History of the Nation   WAS INVOLVED IN UNION PACIFIC REORGANIZATION   Widely Known for His Works of Charity

INGOG SCHIFF DIES AT NEW YORK HOME   Noted Financier and Philanthropist Helped Reorganize U. P. Railroad.

JACOB SCHIFF, BACKER OFE. “HDA IES   Helped Reorganize U. P. and Join That Road With the Southern Pacific

JACOB SCHIFF, BANKER: DIES   Noted. Financier _and ‘Philanthropist Aids.  ee”. eat a ee

FAMOUS BANKER.AND~ - PHILANTHROPIST 1S - DEAD AT NEW YORK   ‘Name of Jacob Schiff Closely Connected With Finarjcial - History ‘of the Nation      WAS: INVOLVED IN UNION  PACIFIC ‘REORGANIZATION   Widely Known for. His Works of Charity -

PIONEER RESIDENT CALLED RY DEATH   John Lucas Passed On Saturday Fvening—Death Was Result of Operation.

EMMET COUNTY LOSES OLD SETTLER   John Imeas Passeg Away Inly 9— Rurlal Was at Kastside Vemetery.

GERMAN REMUEST TO OGGUPY AUN DISTRICT DENIED   France Tells Berlin to Keep Out of Region—Ultimatum Handed to Charge by Premier Millerand.

A DECISION OF THE ® “NCH GOVERNWe ISSUED. TODAY.   ‘fon OL Treaty of Vers. ‘ign Says Premier —Efiorts to Mollify Lebor — “4 -ike at Essen Proclaim-

GERMAN REQUEST TO SEND TROOPS 1S NOT GRANTED   France Refuses Consent to En trance of German Soldiers to Neutral Zone.   GERMAN SOCIALISTS ACT:   Demand Goverament Cease Military Measures In the Ruhr Valley.

Ger ry 7 An - Request for’ Per. Asion to Send. Troops: , into. Ruhr Rejected.      ‘AeTION REGARDED AS :-" VERY. SIGNIFICANT

FRANCE DENIES REQUEST TOSEND ARMY INTO RUHR   MILITARY INTERVENTION 1S CONSIDERED DANGEROUS. SAYS NOTE.

FRENCH FORBID GERMAN TROOPS IN RUHR DISTRICT   Premier Millerand Say: To Do So Would Violate Treaty.

REQUEST IS. TURNED DOWN   Millerand - Notifies Germany Troops Cannot Be Sent Into Neutral Zone   Would Constitule a Derogation of Articles 43 and 44 of Treaty of Versailles

GLRMANY 3 REQUEST S DENIED VED ANGE   Application For Permission Tc Send Troops is Turned Dowa   Runs Poet cachay are cht dyy tte aati 7  such Action Neemed Useles And Dangerous Move Says Premier.

GERMANY $ REQUEST iS DENIED VED ANGE   AP Pied UU UL PF Cillioomib tu Send Troops is Turned Dowa  $  such Action Deemed Useles  And Dangerous Move Says Premier.

FRANCE REF Wats TO ALLOW GERMAN TROOPS WN RUHR   Red Troops Returning from Front Seize Moderate Faction Workers’ Committee.

Germany Denied Permission to Send Troops Ino Ruhr Valley for Suppression of Disturbances On Border   Sensation Caused by Action of Premier Miflerand, Who Hears and Rejects Berlin Pleas Without Aid of Allies

French Won’t Stand © for More German Troop: in Ruhr Valley Region

rRENGH FORBID TROOPS IN THE RUHR REGION   ‘Terse Refusal in Response ta Request By the German Government.   ‘‘NO NECESSITY FOR MOVE’’: MILLERAND   Sporadic Fightixg Between Government Troops and Reds is Reported.

BY A DECISION OF THE FRENCH GOVERN: MENT ISSUED ‘TODAY.   Violation .of: Treaty:df, Ver- sailles Says Premiex’ —Ef forts to, Mollify Labor — i Strike at Essen Proclaim-

Army ts To Be’ Refitsed:. ' ~~ into The Neutral Zowe, j   THE FRENCH MAKE DECISION   Declare it Would. be ¥; ~~ of -Articles.of The T of Versailles.

HLTUOE HRD  UOC OF ARMY  1) CUMBAT UHR REBELS   French Ofliciais Take Ae tion Without Allied Participation   REVOLT LEADERS ADMIT THEIR DEFEAT   Workmen Besiege Towns, Plunder: Ultimatum Is Sent Berlin ‘

FRENCH REFUSE ERMAN REDUES!   DENIES OF BERLIN GO THAT TROOPS BE SENT TO RUHR REGION.

PREMIER HANDS GERIGAN CHARGE FRANGE'S REPLY   Teutons Must Keep Forces Out of Neutral  Fone

FRENCH REFUSE GERMAN REQUES   DENIES REQUEST OF BERLI! GOVERNMENT THAT TROOPS BE SENT TO RUHR REGION,

NEW ATTACKS MADE   FRANCE DE MES: REQUEST (Ft GERMAN [GOVERNMENT.   Dechines to Porat. Ehert Troops ta ~ Enter the Neutral Zone to Pat i, Down Disorder,

FRANCE REFUSE 1 flay GERMANS SEND  TROOPS TO DISTRICT   French Premier Informs En Von Mayer ‘That ‘Soldiers “Will Not Be Permitted

NEXT MEETING WILL BE _DEVOTED TO DISCUSSION OF PLANS   OTHER MEETING PLANS      Phi Sigma Delta‘ Asks Chambe of Commerce to Hear Address on January 6 .   Visitors Introduced, Members Elveted and Announcements Made At Meeting

TALKING OF 1921 C. OF C. PROGRAM   NEXT MEETING WILL BE DE. VOTED TO DISCUSSION OF PLANS   Phi Sigma Delta Asks Chambe: of Commerce to Hear Address on January 6  ; Z   Visitors Introduced, Member Elected and Announcements Made At Meeting

N. E. KENDALL WAS WINNER". FOR GOVERNOR   Nominated Tuesday On Srd Ballot At Republican Conyention.: John Meé Carley Placed on Permanent Organization Committee   HAMMILL FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR

Secand District For Governor First Ballot  STaeiies: ie ERT,   State Ticket

SECT. BAKER GALLS HALT ON SELLING   Wants Certain of The Germar Passenger Vessels For Mil itary Use.   AGREEMENT IS CITED

BAKER'S: PROTEST DELAYS TRANSFER   Ships Formerly Owned B; Germany May Not B Sold After Bids Are Re Peppy i,

BAKER PROTESTS AT SALE OF BIG HUN. ~ PASSENGER LINERS; ~WANTSAS TRANSPORT  Secretary Points Out greement to Use as a Reserve  12 BIDS RECEIVED

BAKER PROTESTS SALE OF LINER   Agreement Reached Whereb’ Former Hun Boats Form Transport Service Reserve

BAKER DELAYS ACTION ON THE SALE OF SHIPS   Holds Up Disposal of Certair of Former German Boats on Account of a Previous Agreement.

SECT, BAKER GALLS HALT ON SELLING   Wants Certain of The German Passenger Vessels For Mil: itary Use.   AGREEMENT IS CITED   Shipping Board Asked to Re. member Previous Decisions Made.

MILITARY DICTATOR RULES IN BERLIN   EBERT GOVERNMENT  OVERTHROWN BY ARMY COUP DR. KAPP IN POWER   WILL OBSERVE THE TREATY   Proclamation Says rm; Terms of Peace to Be  0 No Bloodshed,  ee

MONARCHIST PARTY THAT IS FRIENDLY TO KAISER IS IN THE SADDLE IN BERLIN   Bloodless Revolution Marks End of the Ebert Government and Von Hindenburg Is Talked for President

Soctalist President in Berlin Is Deposed by Military Coup d’Etat   Revolutionary Troops Invade Capital and Without Bloodshed Establish New Regime Under Dr. Wolfgang: Kapp; Ousted Head Moves Seat His'Government to. Dresden.

HUN GOVERN MEN]   7 OVERTHROWN IN” RLOODLE: REVOLUTION BY MONARCHIS        hert. Regime Ends As Renetionaries and Pan Germanists § Sea Contre’ . 1

APP PROCLAIMED NEW GHANGELLER   Head of Cabinet is President of Fatherland Party—Luttwitz is Minister of Defense.   REVOLUTION WAS PEACEFUL   Plot Fostered by Reactionaries, Men. archists and Pan-Germans, Involved Part of Army.

PAN-GERMANS SEEMTOBEIN POWER ONGE MORE WN BERLIN   MOVEMENT SPREADS RAPIDLY INTQ PROVINCES   LITTLE OPPOSITION. SEEN — EBERT FLEES INTO SAXONY AND SETS UP HIS CABINET THERE.  CHANGE MADE WITHOUT VIOLENCE. 

HIVAL GOVERMENTS — STRUGGLE FOR sNTHOL AFVOLUTION 1S SUODEN   Ir. Wolfgang Knapp, One of Founders: of the Fatherlanc Party, Ousts Chancellor Bauer and Assumes: ‘ Direction of Affairs.   TROOPS OF COUNTER REVOLUTIONISTS ENTER _ BERLIN; COUPE D’ETAT WITHOUT BLOODSHED   Kapp, In Statement, Declares New Government: Ia: (Nok: Re actionary But Is Progressive Measure to Establish . Law and Order: Claim Ebert Onoressive -.

Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, President of ‘the Fatherland Party, Hai Assumed the 'Presidency—He Is a Violent Reactionist and Backs Von Hindenburg   ( Bvl United. Press)

WO CONTENDING GOVERNMENTS Ih GERMANY TODA)   Revolutionary Movement i Spreading Rapidly Throughout the Provinces.   HINDENBERG IS FAVORED AS IMPERIAL PRESIDENT   Chancellor Kapp and Major General Von Luettwitz Issue Proclamation Promising Every Effort to Maintain Internal and External Peace ane Avoid Mistakes of Bhert,   NOTHING ADDED 1) PAESO DISPATCHED BY OFFICIAL NEWS   Some Observers Regard Civil Strife in Germany as Practically Certain.   REVOLUTION WAS NOT TOTALLY UNEXPECTED   Believed Rebels Will Avoid) Antagonizing Allies and Suggestions That Union Might be Sought With Russian Bolsheviki Discounted, Letine May Indirectly Reneiit,

President Ebert and Ministers Flee as Rebel Troops Enter Capital—Old Regime Calls for General Strike, Declaring It Only Means Against Return ot Kaiser.

ATTLE OPPOSITION. SEEN — EBERT FLEES INTO SAXONY AND SETS UP HIS CABINET THERE, CHANCE MADE WITHOUT VIOLENCE.

OVERTHROWN   EBERT 18 OUSTED—VON HINDENBERG IS SLATED FOR IMPERIAL PRESIDENT

REVOLUTION OVERTHROWS THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT   Eberts Government Fails, and Chancel. lorship is assumed vy Reactionary  Dr. Kapp.

Dr. Wolfgang Kapp Is In Charge Of The New Government--Revolt Has Been Bloodless--Baden Sends Ulti matum.

KAPP. CHANCELLOR  LUTTWITZ HIS AIDE   GUSTAVE NOSKE, MINISTER OF DEFENSE, UNABLE TO WEATHER STORM WITIT LOYAL: TROOPS AT HIS COM. MAND—FOCIL CALLS SUPREME COUNCIL

PLOT OF MONARCHISTS SUCCEEDS IN BERLIN AS REBEL TROOPS ENTER CITY

TWO GOVERNMENTS IN GERMANY NOW      Ebert Forces Go to Dresden While Chancellor Kapp Remains in Berlin   FEAR WILHELM’S RETURN   Proclamation Issued for < General Strike to Prevent Reseating of Monarch

BERLIN TAKEN BY FOLLOWERS OF EX-KAISER   Von Hindenburg Reported Favored by New Regime As Imperial President— Coup d’Etat Effected Without Bloodshed.

EBERT REGIME COLLAPSEN ENSILY   ENTRANCE OF REVOLUTION. ARY TROOPS APPARENTLY UNCONTESTED   NTAIKE GALL 19 SSUEE   Early Dispatches Indicate Tha Ebert and Noske Called On Workers To Start General Walkout.

OVERNMENT FALLS  ~ PAN-EERMANS NOW WN POWER   Revolution Was Peaceful—Dr: Kapp; Advocate of  the Restoration of a Monarchy, Has Assumed  the Chancellorship—Von Hindenburg i is os Being Backed For President...

Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, President of the Fatherland Party, He - Assumed the Presidency—He Is a Violent Reaction-_ ist and Baeks Von Hindenburg

NEW RULERS DENY ARE MONARCHISTS   ASSERT THEY ARE NOT CON. NECTED WITH THE OLD KAISER, REGIME   EVOLUTION 15 SPREADING   Country Was Taken  _ _By Surprise But Indicated —  Movement Was Gaining Ground Rapidly.

GOVERNMENT OF PRESIDENT EBERT HAS: BEEN OVERTHROWN: MMONARCHISTS RULL

Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, Violent Reactionist and Advocate of Restoration of the Monarchy, Is Named  ; Chancellor.

TUN GOVERNMENT   OVERTHROWN IN BLOODLESS REVOLUTION BY MONARCHISTS   Ebert Regine Ends As Reactionaries and Pan Germanist, Seize Control.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT BEEN QVERTHROWN   FATHERLAND PARTY HAS AsSUMED CHANCELLOESHIP— PEACEFUL REVOLUTION

PEOPLE CALLED UPON TO RISE IN GENERAL STRIKE TO PREVENT RETURN OF FORMER KAISER— NEW GOVERNMENT DECLARED NEITHER REACTIONARY NOR MONARCHISTIC.

BERLIN DISPATCH SAYS MONARCHY PROCLAIMEI   Marshal'Foch Summored to Special _. Meeting of Supreme Council to ~ Consider German Revolution; Miners Representative Makes Minor“ity Report

New  i  German Chancellor. Alive.  -cate of Restoration 7 of Monarchy. 4   REVOLT MAYENDANGER: TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Fall ¢ of Ebert Government; May be ir aught With; Far-teaching t Consequences s 8

Bol AND DR ~_-KADP SUCCEEDS   “Revelntion.Is Said to Have Bees Peaceful—Neski Confined te Barracks   NEW PRESIDENT 1S KNOWN AS A: VIOLENT BEACTIONARY   ‘Hias Been Considered  Advorate. o! - Restoration ofthe “ " Monarcay

MONARCHISTS NOW IN CONTROL IN GERMANY; EBERT OVERTHROWN   RESTORATION OF A HOHENZOLLERN ON THRONE MIGHT FORCE U. S.TO “> TAKE HANDINMATTER. . -2)-

WAR WITH JAPS ‘NOTMAKING OF US, SAYSKAHN   CALIFORNIA. REPRESENTATIVE DECLARES AMERICA’ WANTS: PEACE, BUT CAN FIGHT.

URGES AMERICA 10 BE PREPARED FOR TROUBL!   Representative Kahn Says Jap anese Are Avitating Against United States.

we WANT PEACE auT WE ARE NOT AFRAID TO FIGHT   Ropresentative Kahn Has No Fear of war With Japan if This Country Keeps Prepared,

MISSION AT OPENING SESSI ON.  Demands of Anthracite Miners Made Public ‘to Commission—They Also Demand Recognition of the  VImtarn

OPENS HEARING ON GOAL MINERS’ WAGE DEMANDS   Anthracite Commission Takes Up Task over which Confer ence Wrestled in Vain 

WACE DISPUTE OF HARD COAL MINERS IS UP   Anthracite Commission, Is Named by President, Starts Its Hearings   DEMANDS OF MINERS NOT YET ANNOUNCED

WAGE HEARINGS TPARTED TODAY   Anthroctic Coal Commission Meets at Scranten to Settle Controversy.

COAL COMMISSION TO START HEARING TODA   ‘ Appointed By President to Settle i Dispute in Anthracite  Fields.

MAIL AIRPLANE CRASHES iNTO NEBRASKA HOUS!   ‘One of Fleét Blazing -Trai   Across Continent Is er Wieaek ad

MAIL PLANE WRECKED   Ceast to Coast Machine Crashes Into house In Omaha.. Occup- ants not Injured,

TO HURRY SUFFRAGE VOTE IN DELAWARE   Suffrage Leaders Claim to Have Made Overnight Gains Which Opponents ‘Do Not Grant.

LUIS CABRERA SAYS AMERICAS POLICIES WRONG   FIRST CHIEF CARRANGA GAVE MEXICO SOVEREIGNTY, DECLARES TREASTRER

CABRERA, CLOSE TO — CARRANZA, CALLS U. S. POLICIES WRONG   Secretary of the Treasury of Deposed Government Says That “First. Chief” ‘Gave Country Sovereientv.

Cabrera, Close to Carranza, Says U.S. . Policies All Wrong   First Chief’ Gave Country Sovereignty Avers Ex+- Treasurer in Writing About Diplomatic Relations -

ARMENIA TO LOSE TERRITORY; PEACE TREATY 1S SIGNED   Practically All Armaments Must Be Delivered to Turkish Nationatists.   ACTION OF BOLSHEVIKI  RESULTS IN ARMISTICE   Complete Accord Exists Be. tween Factions Represented and Russian Bolsheviki.

ARMENIAN AND TURKISH PEACE   + N The Nationalists: of the Two Group Have Signed an Aitmistice Favorable to the Turks,

PEACE TREATY IS REPORTED SIGNED   Turks Take All of Armenia's Arm ament—Soviet Set up in Eri rnin,

Territory Left to Armenia, Who Is Squeezed From Both Sides, Is Very Little, Not Like Wil son Plan.

TURK-ARMENIA PEACE PACT   Under the Treaty Latter’s Territory Will Be Greatly Reduced, Con. stantinople Hears.

ARMENIA SIGNS TURK ARMISTICE   SOVIET HAS BEEN ORGANIZED AND COMPLETE ACCORD EXISTS WITH RUSSIA.

Armenia’s. Territory Greatly “Reduced, and Treaty Pro“vides Alt Armaments Must _ Be Delivered to the Turks— This Forced Treaty Shows Helplessness of Armenia— - Between Turkish and Rus: sian Bolshevist Pressure.

MEXICANS SHOW COURTESY TO AMERICAN AVIATORS   Lieuts. Davis and Grimes Are Prisoners Only in a Technical ea Le

WIATORS NT UNDER ARREST LATER REPORT   WAITING PERMISSION FROM MEXICO CITY FOR PLANES TO COME AFTER THEM   Members of Eighth Squadron Are Ready To Go When The Instructions Given

CARRANZA      Aviators Await Permission to Cross Border to Rescue Yankee Fliers Held in Mexico.   NOT HELD PRISONERS CLAIM OF GREASERS

AMERICAN AVIATORS ARE FREE TO RETUR!   Two Yank Officers Held in Mexicc Extended Courteous Treatment, Report.

CARRANZA SLOW 10  REPLY ©   Aviators Await Permission to Cross Border to Rescue Yankee Fliers Held in Mexico.   NOT HELD PRISONERS CLAIM OF GREASERS

Men Ready to Take Gas to Aviators Stranded in Mexico Wednesda   Army Fliers Are Not Held Prisoners—Consent of Carranza Government Awaited.

SOCIALISTS AGAIN NAME MEMBERS   Will Conduct Campaign to RKe-elec Ousted Members of New York Assembly.

T0 ENDORSE VIRGINIA PLATFORM PLANKS   CUMMINGS DECLARES SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION BEHIND WILSON ON LEAGUE   Ohio Governor Not andidate for Vice Piffidency--Chamd Clark in Running,   Urge Labor Savers For Farmer’s Wite

URGES MODERN FARM HOMES, SAVE WOMEN   Agriculture Department Makes Survey,

TO AID FARMERS’ WIVES.   Want Homes Equipped to Prevent the Wastage of Woman Power.

DREAD DISEASE. TAKES 5 LIVES   Anthrax Develops Among Workers in Chicago Curled Hair Factory; Believe Imported.

FIVE DIE OF ANTHROX.   Mysterious Disease Attacks Chicag: Hale Workera.

CHARGED WITH SHOOTING   Vireinian Sought: Wife Held After ihe Shooting of Jewelry ~ Joeman

CHARGED WITH SHOOTING   Virginian Sought: Wife Held After  the Shooting ef Jeweiry Salesman

WOMAN ARRESTED IN SPRINGFIELD MURDER   Husband of Suspect Held by Polic Is Sought—Mystery Remains Unsolved,

WE GAR COMING.   American Ambassador Gets Retcase on 14,000 Tons,

BUY 14,000 TONS OF SUGAR FROM ARGENTINE   Government Will Attempt te Relieve Shortage in This Country.

COLUMBUS, 0., IN 5TH PLACE   icity Loses Its. Position as Thire Largest City in Ohlo—Popula- tion Now 237,031.

INTERRUPTION OCCURS IN BRITISH NEGOTIATION:   Lloyd George Reported to ave Soumled Ultimatum to Wrassin Over British Lavestments,

CRISIS 1S REACHED IN NEGOTIATIONS   May Result in Departure fren London of M. Krassin:

FRIENDS OF ERIN WOULD RECOGNIZE IRISH REPUBLIC   Witnesses Direct From Ireland to Testify Today in Washington.

REE SEES Ze ng ge  American Association For Recognition Of -.Jreland Is Formea

IRISH LEADERS ORGANIZE RSSOGIATIGN TO FURTHER PACE AE IIS FREETION

Pro-lrish of U.S. Organize  for Crusade   British Embassy Refuses te Recognize . Committee. o! 100—Inquiry Starts Today

IRISHMEN TO BE PRESENT AT HEARING   American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic is Formed.

ORGANIZE NEW IRISH SOCIETY AT WASHINGTON   MAY SUPPLANT FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM AS LEADING ORGANIZATION

BRITISH EMBAGaY DECLINES OFFER AE REPRESENTED   Thinks Only Result of Inquiry Will be Spreading of Propaganda.   TWO WITNESSES DIRECT FROM IRELAND TO TESTIFY   John Durham, Acting Mayor of Balbriggan, and Dennis Morgan, of Thurles, Will be Present at Postponed Opening of Hearings Today.

HEARINGS OPEN ON ~ TRISH. TROUBLES   GT. BTAIN BEGLINES PARI     Says.- Propesed oe Will inonpneer Onby-Resultin-Sproad MOL oot  ' -Proparanda

Commission. of Seven Lay Plans for’ Opening. of Meet at Capital”   eigen Balbriggan and Resident of Thurles Ar" oo rive'in U. 8.

HEARINGS ON IRISH QUESTION STARTED   Leaders From All Over Country Form Organization.   MALONE TO TAKE STAND

ISH SYMIPATHIZERS FORM ORGANIZATION   COMMITTEE OF SEVEN FORMULATE PLANS TOBE PRESENTED AT HEARING. *

EW ORGANIZATION FORMED BY IRISH   Commission of One Hundred Prepares to Start Investigation: Witnesses Called   SUB-COMMITTEE FORMED   British Embassy Rejects Invitation to Send Representatives to Hearings

Wages. of Textile =. “Workers Reducec      Wages of Moro Than 200,000 Textil, “Workers in. Philadelphia to Be R&. “duced rfom Ten to Thirty Per Cent:

LOWER PAY FOR WORKERS SO      Reductions to . “Amount ‘to From 10 to.30 Per Cent at Early.Date

Secretary H. S. Foster of the Cham. ber of Commerce Will be Speaker of the Day.

K. C. PICNIC 10 BE HELD SUNDAY   Creed Farm Near Boone to Be Mecca of Ames and Boone Knights; Sports to Finish Afternoon’s Enjoyment; 200 From Ames Expected.

FARM LANDS IN OHIO SHOW BIE JUMP IN VALUE   Valuation of All Farm Lands Nearly Doubles in Ten Years Time.  Greatest Increase ‘Was During Past Year.

FARM LANDS iN OHIO SHOW BIE JUMP IN VALUE   Valuation of All Farm Lands Nearly Doubles in Ten Years Time.

1S OF PROTES!   Action Against Socialist Legislators In New York Severely Criticised.

Ey ROADS COSTING MON         Many Counties Forced jte Tncrease Road Repair [Le i

ROADS COSTING MONEY.   Many Counties Forced to Tnerease hou Repair Levies.

By J E CONANT & CO : - Auctioneers  OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS   FOUR WINDS FARM PETERBOROUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE

By JE CONANT & CO .- . Auctioneers OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS  b PS *   FOUR WINDS FARM PETERBOROUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE

ASSERTS NATION'S HONOR AY STAKE OVER PEACE MOVI   Flood Declares Congress Can’! Legally Terminate War, in Presenting Minority Report on Resolution.

MINCHITY’S SIDE BEFORE HOUSE   Challenges Power of Gongress to Bring War to an End,   ATTACKS PEACE RESOLUTION

FRIDAY   Republican House xweaders Determine on Action Before End of Present Week.

Republicans Will Make Effort to Declare State of War With Germany at an End; Debate Question 11 Hours; Democrats, Almost to a Unit, Will Oppose It   DOES GONGRESSHAVE THE POWER

House Republicans Invoke Gag Rule for the Peace Resolution   Opponents Can Only Move to Resubmit After Few Hours’ Debate.

DECLARATION OF PEACE WILL HAVE NO VALUE   MR. FLOOD CHALLENGES POWER OF CONGRESS TO BRING WARK TO AN END.   Says Repeal of War Legislation In Desolution Would Give ,No Relief From Business...

PEACE ISSUE WILL BE SETTLED FRIDAY   Decision Reached on Date For Final Vote.   DEBATE RULE REPORTED   Minority Report on Resolution Challenges Power of Congress to Bring War Legally to an End—-Flood’s Action Clears Way For Consideration of Measure.

REQULUTION FUt PEAGE HIT, IT a  TOO RIDICULOUS   WOULDN’T BRING RELIEF   AMERICA AGAINST IT IF; GERMANY JOINS LEAGUE

Republican Leaders in House Plan to Take Hasty Actiori and Officially End the War With Germany.   MINORITY REPORT IS BROUGHT IN BY FLOOD   + Challenges the Power. 0: Congress to Take the Action Contemplated; Heated Nehate Is Looked For,

TOO RIDICULONS   WOULDN'T BRING RELIEF      AMERICA AGAINST IT IF GERMANY JOINS LEAGUE

PLAN FINAL VOTE ON RESOLUTION DECKARING PEACE   Special Rule Provides for Eleven Hours Debate   MINORITY REPORT GIVEN

MINORITY REPORT CLAIMS GONGRESS CANNOT END WAR   House Will Vote on Peace Re solution Tomorrow Afternoon.   PRECEDED BY LONG DEBATE

WAR RESOLUTION VOTE NOW EXPECTED FRIDAY   Completion of Minority Report Yesterday Cleared Way for Long Debate

VOTE FRIDAY ON. RESOLUTION TO DECLARE PEACE   Minority Report on Measure At tacks Tt is Ineffective; Dei bate Now Limited. —  P

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MIATEWAN TRIALS AN SEPTEMBER &   By Agreement of Counsel Case is Continued—Twenty-three Men Give Bond in the Sum of $10,000 Each.

BUTLER DENOUNCED BY CAMP. OF WOOD  BY INTERNATIONAL XEWS SERVICE, eee ee tT TIRE TA TRTR

~—HUTIES!  STATEMENT OF THE REPOBIA "CAMPAIGN  Is Expected from Wood In Regard te Butler’s Assertion   Is Expected from Wood In Regard to Butler’s Assertion      That Motley Group of Stock Gamblers Munition {Makers and Oil and . Mining Promotera   Started Out to Buy the Nomination of Wood for President.

STATEMENT OF THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN   Is Expected from Wood In Regard to Batler’s Assertion   That Motiey Group of Stock Gambler: Manition (Makers and Oil and Mining Promoters   Started Out to Buy the Nomination of Wood for President.

Wood Has a Sizzling Reply to Dr. Butler’s Charge of “Motley Group” Back of Hin

JUME HOT STUFF. COMING  REPLY   Gen. Wood Expected to Make Sizzling Response to Dr. Rrtler’e Charonc

Coal Miners and Owners to se 4 Pe 4 o& 4 4 eS  Discuss Increase in Wages

'Coal Miners and Owners to & & at & ee 4 ut  Discuss Increase in Wages

ROOSEVELT ASSERTS “HIS DODGES ISU   Alleges Republicaa ~ National ..Clinirman Does Not Make Compre- _ hensive Reply to Charges.

SAYS CHARGE UNANSWERED   Franklin Reosevelt Deelares RepubIieaun Party Has Been Sold Oet by Old Betrayers.

b. 0. P. DESERVES SPANKING SAYS F.D. ROOSEVELT   REPUBLICANS WOULD HAVE HAD A CHANCE, HE SAYS, BUT WERE BETRAYED.

SMALL MINES IN ONO ENTER STIFF PROTEST   Coal Supply of Some Cities Threatened by New Car Order

CAR SUPPLY FOR, WAGON MINES. {8 FAGERLY SOUGHT   Mayor Tish Among Those Who Protest Against the Commission’s Ruling

Board Grants Audience to Heads of Brotherhoods and Declares That Reopening of Wage Scale Is Impracticable   Groups of Shop Craftsmen Whose Increase Takes Pay to 85 Cents an Hour, Quit Work and Become ‘Outlaws

Democratic Candidate Names Groups Alleged to Be for His Gononent.   SPEAKS NEAR FRONT PORCH:   Large Number of Marion People Give Democrat Enthusiastic Welcome.

COX FIGHTS FOR HARDING'S CITY   Crowd of 6,000 Greets Democratic Candidate in Marion: City Not Ali Unanimous for Senator

8,000 PEOPLE CHEERED BNO AT AS WN MARION. f   Great Crowd of Fellow Townsmen Who Know Repu Candidate Pérsonally Indic ate They Will Support D ocratic Nominee at Demonstration Six  _  Dianke Fram “Frant Poroh.” ©.

ARMY TAKES HAND IN NAVAL INQUIRY   Bliss Denies Statement af Sims—General Vs. Admiral.

BLioy DENIED DIATEMENT OF ADMIRAL SIMS   SAYS HIS ADVICE WAS EXACTLY REVERSF. OF WHAT ADMIRAL SIMS CLAIMED.   Concerned Brigading of Americar And Foreign Troops Together Which Sims Approved.

LIE IS HURLED AT ADMIRAL SIMS BY GENERAL BLISS   Senator Charges Sims With De siring to Turn Navy. Over to England.   LETTER TO SECRETARY BAKER IS MADE PUBLIC   Original Orders to Pershing Op. posed Amalgamating Allied“ Armies,

BLISS DENIES ACTS. CRITICISED BY SIMS   “The Truth Is Exactly the Re verse” General Writes Secretary Baker

GENERAL oLlao ENTERS DENIAL OF SINS: GLAIN   Representative in Supreme War Council Says He Did Not Recommend Brig- _ ading Wilh British   PITTMAN VERY: SEVERE IN CROSS EXAMINATION   American Naval Leader Informs Senator That He Does Not Need ‘to Shake Finger

oMS: TESTIMONY [3 FLATLY REFUTED BY GENERAL BLISS   War Department Enters Controversy Denying the Admiral’s Statements On Army.

Says He Did Not Recommend Brigading of Troops With Foreign Armies.   WAR DEPARTMENT ENTERS NAVY FIGHT   Admiral’s Remarks About Land Forces Brings Quick “ Rebuttal.

Controversy Started by Ad. miral’s Criticism of Navy Department is Broadened.   TRUTH EXACTLY REVERSED GENERAL BLISS WRITES   Never at Any Time Kecommended Brigading of American Troops With Foreign Armies, bot Told Supreme Council Sach a Thing Would be Intolerable to American Sentiment,

SIMS’ STATEMENT DENIED BY BLISS   DID NOT RECOMMEND BRIGAD.  ING OF U. S. TROOPS WITH ALLIES, HE SAYS.

BLIGO ATTAGKG OM REPORT ONTHELE F.   Denies, in Toto, Statements Made by Admiral in Sen -. ate Testimony.   PITTMAN-AND NAVY MAN IN HEATED ARGUMENTS   Later Informed That He Is not  ~~ on Bridge of a Ship When .  Appearing Before Committee,

Officer Is Told Case Is Weak   Case i Weak  ‘Rot sas Witness li One Remark  Obiects 10 Use of Police Court Methods  Senator Says Ships  lilaen Daa

SIMS’ EXAMINATION ENDED   Senator UWitimne beawaes (dewiral in Warm Detate Over ( clticliam eof Xaveal Department.

Admiral Brings Army Into Game  When He Charges Bliss Aghinst Independent Action,

Controversy Started by Sims Criticism. Navy ~ Department Broadened

pe ee 6 lh eee    Denies Recommending " Brigading U.S. Boys » With Foreion Armies,

BLISS 15. GIVING MG THE LE IN HECTIC DISPUTES   BRIGADING WITH BRITISH   GENERAL SAYS HE OID NOT RECOMMEN(!» POLICY

— ase  ARMY ENTER NT NAVAL ONTROVERSY   Gen. Bliss Denies Statement Made by Admiral Sims   ABOUT U. S. ARMY   Savs He Did Not Recommenc S-igading American Troops With French and British—  -ollc fdea Absurd.  wici

BLISS REFUTES STATEMENTS BY ADMIRAL SIMS   Says He Never Advocatec the Brigading of Troops With British.

A YOUNG LADY'S KINDNESS REWARDE   Miss Lucy Harig of Algona, Popuin Bookkeeper, Falls Heir to wv Smatl Portunc.

KINDNESS REWARDEI   Miss Lucy Harig, Algona Girl, Remembered By Chicago Lady.   Assisted Mrs. R. J, Davidson, Agec Invalid, In April While on Her Vacation—Receive $1500.

MILLIONS OF DAM OF DAMAGE — Digeciiees IN JUGO-SLAV ~ UPRISINGS AT TRIES]

TWO DIE IN TRIESTE RIOTS   Thirty Others Wounded-—Damage to dugo-Siava Estimated at 29 000.000 Lire.

GREAT DAMAGE _ AND LIFE L888 AN DISORDERS   Tugoslave Hotels And Business Hsuses Attacked By ltalians

CHEMISTRY HAS PRODUCED AN “EYE” FOR WAR   A Wonderful Instrument Invented After Armistice Was Signed, Shows Rays of Lights Invisible To the Naked Eye.

CHEMICAL DY FOR WAR TIME IS DISCOVERET   Permits Sight of Invisable Rays of Light Inventor

10 PROVE OF GREAT HELP IN WARFARE   New invis bis Light Can Be Seer by Those Who Know ef It

BOY SHOT BY FATHER DIES   The Father. Will he-Held ior Assuult With Deadly Weapon With. . Deadly: Intent

POLISH ARMY IS FIT FOR A FIGHT   BADLY BATTERED, BUT STILL CAPABLE OF A PUNCH.   FRENCH HAVE FAITH IN THEM   Ressiams im Meantime Menacing  Wareaw, and But Seventy-five  Miles Away From the Capital City.

SOVIET ARMY 1S NEARING WARSAW   But In Spite of Advance Military Experts Are: Op-" fimistic of Future  =.   DEFENSE IS STIFFENING   Expect Counter Offensive to Relieve Pressure On Poles Near. Brest-Litovsk

BOLSHEVIK FORCES” - MOVE ON: WARSAM   Reds. Row, Within 75. Miles of .. > th@ Polish Capital: ~

BOLSHEVIK ARMY. {IS NOW HERE WARSAW   Soviet: Forces 75 Miles From Polish Capital.   ALLIES ARE OPTIMISTIC   Anglo-French Mission Pleased With Remarkable Stiffening _of Resistance Offered by ___ Troops Under Haller—Muni“tions Being Received From French and British Ports.

ANGLO-FRENCH EXPERTS SEE HOPE OF ULTIMATE POLISH VICTORY QVER FOE

POLES STIFFEN LINE AGAINST BOLSHEVIK]   WITH. RED- ARMIES MENACING WARSAW, DESPERATE RESIS. TANCE IS OFFERED,   TWO MORE CITIES CAPTURED   Kolmo and Szezuezyn, Seventy-Five Miles From the Capital, Taken by Soviet Troops.

SOVIET ARMY DRAWS NEAR T0 WARSAW: LOMZA FALLS   Russian Troops Are Within 75 Mites of Polish Capital, But Anglo-French Experts Are Optimistic   OPPOSITION TO RED ADVANCE STIFFENING   Woman’s Battalion, Which  Fought to Defend Vilna, Returns From Front In a - Shattered Condition

FAVORABLE ACTION TAKEN ON G. 0. B PEACE RESOLUTION   Foreign Affairs Committee Approves Measure by Strict Party Vote.   Automatic Repeal of War Time Acts Will FolHow Its Passage.

POSSE SEEKING BEAUMONT BLACK   Negro Highwayman Kills Young lady When She Screamed as fleing Robbed.

BINDS GERMAN. PLOTTER.   Altendorf Claims He Has Dis. covered Perpetrator of Black Tom. Explosion.

FINDS BLACK TOM PLOTTER, HE SAYS   German Also Caused Kingston sland Explosion,  * wee © a ne . garrewee   HOLOS GERMANY MUST PAY   Paul Altendorf, Deported as “Perniclous Foreigner” by Mexico, Claims to Have Run Down Hun Spy. - 

WO PERPETRATED EXPLOSIONS (NT   Agent. Of Insurance Companies “Finds Man Who Caused ‘Kings_-ton Island and Black: Tom Dis an      WAS “LOCATED IN MEXICO

ALTENDORF FINDS GERMAN WHO PERPETRATED BLACK TOM ATLANTIC EXPLOSION

ALTENDORE NOW HELO ON BORDER   Seems to be Man Without Country at Present   Can’t Enter United States Un til He Proves Citizenship— Says He Has Located Ger. man who Caused Kingstor Island and Big Tom Explo.  sions During War

LEAGUE COUNCIL IS PREPARING: REPORTS   ‘Proceedings: Obstructed by Differences of Opinions In Regard to Court

DIFFERENCES DELAY . LEAGUE DECISIONS   a fanational Questions Obstruct Sessions of the Court at Brussels.

LEAGUE COUNCIL IS DIVIDED.   international Cvurt ef Jastice th Seurce of Disagreement.

PROCEEDINGS OBSTRUCTED,   In Counct! of Legton of Nations by Thiffevences of Opinion.

COOLIDGE NOT CANDIDATE   In Statement Massachusetts Governor Says Curve of Present Is Cemening for Power.

COOLIDGE NOT CANDIDATE   In Statement Massachusetts Governor Sars Curse of Present Is  Liumnminw tan Da««as_

Dance Causes War in Quiet  Circles of Milton College   First Dance in 35 Years Splits Badger College Town Int Opposing Factions; School Editor Quits

AT aklATo FOR SUHOOL DANCE PUT COLLEGEINUPROAR   First Terpsichorean Endeavor in 35 ‘Years Causes Riot in Wisconsin Town.

TO DISRUPT THE TOWN      First Dance There for 35 Years Stirred Up Storm af Opposition.

DANCE DISRUPTS BAPTIST COLLEGE   Ballet Put On By Three Girl Students Called ‘Good Leg Show’ And ‘Bad Leg Show.’

GOV. COX APPEARS — UNCONGERNED   Confident since: He Found: Horse ‘shoe an Rarm: :

REFUSES 10 HELP HOLD COMMODITY TO AAISE PRICED   Sec’y Houston Says Treasur Will Not Be Party to : Such an Act.

REFUSES TO ACCEPT ANY APPLICATION FOR POWER’ PERMITS IN NATIONAT, PARE

HOLDUP WATER POWER PERMITS   FEDERAL COMMISSION WAITS FOR CONGRESS TO PASS ON THE QUESTION.

PARKS OF AMERICA IN IMMINENT PERI   Power Commission Holds ~~ Up Application. _

GUARDING POWER SITES   Hderal Board Refuses Commercial Interests Chance for More ‘Thenredations ”’

TO REFUSE POWER FROM U.S. PARKS   Water Control Board Is te Protect National Play Grounds

COMMISSION TO BLOGK USE. OF PARKS WATERS   American Civic Association President Announces. Promise of Support in Campaign to Prevent Incursion

LEAGUE GOUNGIL THANKS WILSON   Message of Gratitude Sent to U. S. President.   CHANGE IN PACT REJECTED   Assembly Votes to Put Revision Off Until Next Meeting—Germany’s Protest on Receiving Plebiscite  Returns Also Rejected.

LEAGUE SENDS WILSON MESSAGE OF THANKS FOR HIS ACCEPTANCE _ ARMENIAN MANDATE

COUNCIL OF THE LEAGUE NATIONS TS WELL PLEASED   Message of Solemn Grati tude Sent President . Wil son for His Acceptance: : of Mediatorship   FIUME FUMES WITH  POSSIBLE TROUBLE   IMMINENT DECLARATION OF WAR WITH ITALY NOT CONSIDERED SERIOUSLY BY GENEVA CONFERENCE

SOLEMN MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE PROPOSEI   Paul Hymans Brings U Brings Up Armeniat ‘Matter at Opening of To> day’s Session,   AUCEPTANCE OF TASK: BY PRESIDENT IS. APPLAUDEL   President's Prompt Response to Council’ 3s Appeal Commend.  ed By Delegates.   THANE. OTHER GOUNTRIES   Motion Made to’ Send. Message: Also’ to Spain ane to ' ") Brasil.

MESSAGE SENT TO WILSON   Expressing Gratitude For His Response to the League   COVENANT IS NOT REGARDED PERFECT   Seek Most Effective Method to Deal With the Turk Nationalists.

WON'T AMEND COVENANT NOW   League of Nations Committee Finds the Present To Be Inopportune for Making Changes.

THANKS TO WILSON FOR HIS ARMENIAN. RESPONSE   ‘Dispatch of A “Solemn Message” By the League To the President,

MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE TO PAFS WIISON   League Considers Ex. pressions of Appreciation to Others Also.

BRAZIL AND SPAIN 10 CONFER WITH J. 5. ON ARMENIA   Small States May Con. sult But Not Vote In League.

WOULD SEND SOLEMN NOTE   League Frames Answer tc ~ Wilson, —   COUNCIL REJECTS -” GERMAN PROTES1   Friction Over Amendments Feared.

Wil SON THANKED TRE ASSEMBLY   Sends Message of Gratitude for Way He Responded to Appeal for Armenia.

LEAGUE TO SEND SOLEMN MESSAGE   Gratitude of League Assembly Will be Forwarded to Wilson  Argentinian Threatens to Arouse Conflict Over Amendments

OULEMN MESSAGE, “OF GRATITUDE T0 PRESIDENT WILSOF   League Council Also. Ex. presses Gratitude to Spain and Brazil.

HYMANS PROPOSES VOTE OF THANKS TC WILSON FOR OFFER   Council Grateful for President’s  Response to Appeal for Help in Armenian Mediation   GERMAN PLEBISCITE PROTEST I$ REJECTED BY THE LEAGUE   Can Find no Evidence of Falsification of Returns

WILSON THA BY THE ASSEMBLY   Sends Message ‘al Gratitude for Way He. ded to-Ap- peal for @rmenia.   IS CHEERED EY DELEGATES   Germany's Protest ibainat Acceptance By League of” Wht, Bertin Dsemed Falsified Return From Pilehiecites Rejected: ‘By Councit.

LEAGUE DISPATCHES NOTE OF THANKS T0 PRESIDENT WILSON   Reading of American Executive’s Offer to Mediate in Armenia Greeted With Cheers at Geneva.

‘GILDED PALACES” REALLY DENS OF VICE, SAYS PASTOF   Miany Jévidenees of Depravity Are Pound During Tour of buvestiga tion by Minister, -

PREACHER ATTACKS CONDITION,   Raptist Miniter Says New York Needs Moral TLesurrection.

INTEREST RATE   Uniform Rate Country Over Would Help Wild Cat Speculation   BANKERS MEETING   Re-discount Rates are the Highest in History— . Hope for Change

INTEREST RATE 10 CUT HG. Li   Big Bankers Have Opportunity to Aid Nation's Fight Against Extrav. agance Say Treasury Men: Would Establish Permanent Charges.

BANKERS ABLE TDGUTHG.L. CAY OFFIRINYS   Uniform interest. ‘Rate Declared Effective Remedy For Speculation

Can End Fiigh Living Cost      Govermmcot Officiais Vell Taem How They Can Bo fi i hivty . Thay

UNIFORM INTEREST “RATE 1S WANTED   Big Bankers are Requested to Da . This To Stop Wild Cat Speculation,

BANKERS . MEETING. IN CHICAGO   GOVT, OFFICIALS THINK: THEY CAN HELY SOLVE (FU, OF le / PROBLEM...   WOULD HAVE THEN: ESTAR:  LISH 4A UNIFORM RATE OF  INTEREST ON DEPOSITS

THINK BANKERS CAN LOWER H. C. f..      Establishment of Uniform interest Rate Will Stop Wild Cat Specutation, Officials Think.

BANKERS FACING A CHANCE 10 REDUCE HIGH LIVING COS!   CHICAGO CONFERENCH MAY RESULT IX KS'TABLISHMENT OF UNTFORM INTHR EST BATES

SOLDIERS — .. REDJEF BIL      Before . the: Hoiise: To-morxow—-Bill Contains Five ' Taxing Proposals to Raise - $500, 000, 000 Ano> pnyally.. - 

OBSTACLES ARE _ CLEARING AWA   Come‘Up fer _Consid. eration Tomorrow  Cc Relief Bill May

BONUS MEASURE 10 GET QUIGK ACTION   EFPORT TO BE MADE TO HAVE HOUSE CONSIDER IT DURING SATURDAY.

PLAN QUICK ACTION ON SOLDIER BONUS MEASURE BEFORE NATIONAL HOUGE   SEEK APPROVAL BY RULES COM MITTEE TO HASTEN FINAL ACTION ON THE BILL.

EEE  PAPER FROM ALASKA’S WOODS   Seeretary Weredith Says Couastry is a Second Norway.

MAY ORAW UPON ALASKAN WOODD TO SUPPLY PULF  FOR NEWS PRINT   Establishment of Mills in the Territory to Relieve Paper Shortage Is Urged By Sacretary Meredith.   NATURAL RESOURCES THERE IN ABUNDANCE   Has Enormous Forests, Water Power and Tidewater Shipment of Manufactured Product, He States.

EOTABLIOH PAPER MILLS IN ALASKA   Would Relieve Shortage, Say: Secretary Meredith--Destin: ed to Become a _ Secont Norway, He Thinks.

Amalgamation of Overal Clubs ef Country Into Na+ tional Organization.   PRICE REDUCTIONS MADE IN NEW YORK   Questionaire Sent to Mer. chants of Country by National Garment Retailers

FORCE DOWN PRICES ~ (NATIONAL EFFORT   AMALGAMATION OF OVERALLS CLUBS OF COUNTRY WILL BE ATTEMPTED.   NEW YORK STAGES. PARADE   National: Garment Association Sends Ont 10,000 Questionaires "to Stores.

Leaders of Movement in New York Willing to Sponsor the Larger Organization.

OVERALL GLUES 10 Bt AMAL GAMATED   SONCERTED EFFORT THRU. VUT NATION TO COMBAT CLOTHING PRICES.   Members Asked Not to Buy New Garments Until Prices Have Come to ‘‘Reasonable’’ Level.

LAUNCH A MOVE TO NATIONALIZE OVERALL CLUBS   National Army to Wage War on Clothing Prices.

OVERALL CLUBS TO EXTEND ORGANIZATION   Would Amalgamate Such Clubs All Over Country to Combat High Costs.

OVERALL CLUBS. NATIONAL BODY   Efforts Will Be Made to. Ex. tend Fad to.All States and. Brine Down Prices

ORGANIZATION OF OVERALLS CLUBS IN COUNTRY URGET   Big Nation-wide Movement i Suggested by Head of the Cheese Club of New York

Amalgamation of All Units Will Be Attempted By Promoters of Parade Held in New York Saturday.

WILL WAR AGAINST THE HIGH PRIGES   New York Overall Parade on Broadway is Start of Campaign.

PAIN. DEMAND “IMMEDIATE ATID   Brotherhood President Sa j Men 2 MAre' Ped Up. On ° Promises end Thee of Delay!             UAVE WAITER SINCE DUHNE   Fituothy Shea Says Railroad Men Have Geen Patient aud Patriotle But Acetses Grocers and  Tandlords'of Profitecriug » .

GERMAN AIR ACE IS KILLED   Lieutenant ~ Buechner, Well-Known Aviator, Is Shot Down During Fighting in Leipzig.

DETAILS OF FRICTION BARED,   Members of Fletcher's Staff at Brest Were at Odie,

EACH SEA DOG WANTED TO RUN WHOLE SHOW   Witnesses Cast Further Light o Sims-Fletcher Squabble in Navy.

ANZA AND lo OFFIGERS IN PLOT TO otic U5. TERRITORY   Texas Officers Say Carrancistas Frequently Took Part in Raids Across the Rio Grande,   NEVER ATTEMPTED TO  PREVENT INVASIONS   One Major Told His Men They Were Under President's Orders to Retake Lost Mexican Territory.

Officials of the Ranger Service Tell Committee Mexican Government Refused to Cooperate in Running Down Bandits,

MEXICANS REFUGE   ; More “Testimony: “Introduced of Car [ ANZA Knowledge. of" Plan oF ho. 3) San Diego. —

RANGERS ON STAND.   Officials Say That Mexican Au. thorities Never Aided in Prevemting Raids.

MORE TESTIMONY ON “BORDER WAR” GIVEN COMMITTE   Carranza Further Implicated i Outrages — Witnesses Say Mexicans Never Helped In Curbing Raids.

Sheriffs, Rangers and Custom ' Officials Testify at Mexican Hearing.   MEXICAN ARMY HEADS  INVOLVED, TESTIMONY.   Woman, Whose Husband and Son Were Killed by Raid; ers, on Stand.

TELLS OF MURDER HUSBAND ANG SOR   Mrs. Nellic F. Austin Testiie: Before Senate Sub-Commit tee Investigating Mexicat Situation.

eel  CARRANZA DIRECTED RAIDS.   Mexican President Pictured Again as Anti-American.

CARRANZA  SOLDIERS RAIDERS   Border Bandits Often Wore Mexican Army Uniforms and Were Led by Mexican Army Officers   MORE EVIDENCE IS GIVEN COMMITTEE

CHICAGO'S CAR SERVIPE IMPROVES   Surface, Lirie. Transportation: Halted .by Strike, Is 60. Per Cent Nermal:

SURFACE TRAFFIC 60 PER CENT OF NORMAI   Utility Head Flays Labor Leader,

DENIES LEAGUE IS ONLY A UNION TO WAGE WARS   McAdoo Replies to Charges _ Made by Sen. Lodge.

LEAGUE DEFENDED AY WG. MANO   DENIES THAT PACT IS UNION Te WAGE WAR AS CHARGED BY SENATOR LODGE

17 PRINCETON SCHOLARSHIPS   War Gifts Ranging From $5,000 to $40,. 000 in Memory of Princeton Men.

The many friends of Leon Harrison, who has been confined to his bed for the past three weeks, are glad to see him on the street again:      NO MORE RATS

Dr. I. B. Sigler will be in his office over the Bank until next Monday night.  INO MORE fi} aTa

J B. Enos is in Dallas this week attending to business.  J. D. Cooper was a Houston business visitor last Wednesday.   NO MORE

ENGLAND IS NOT WORRYING MUCK      America's Refusal to Take. on Fup  ancial Ewropean Bure  ps Looked on Philosophie: Whe, ww «iO

BRITAIN NOI WORRIED BY TIALTING OF U5. LOA   ‘Recent Vehement Outburst: Do Not Represent the Government Attitude

NO APPREHENSION IN THE BRITISH - GOV. CIRCLES   XO CREDENCE PUT UN VIOLENT ATTACK ON PART OF LONDON NEWSPAPERS.       h Officia’s Confident that th  Vnited States Will Eventually Become Party to the Versaill  Pact and Treaty.

America’s Refusal to Lift. ’s Financial Burden Vill Result in Work Overseas

CONFIDENT UNITED STAVES WILL BECOME MEMBER OF LEASH;   America's Refusal to Take Up Europe’s Financial Burdens Causing Little Apprehension in British Cirelas.

JUSTICE OF U. 9. STAND REALIZED   American Refusal to Take Europe's Financial Burden Causes No Apprehension.   ATTITUDE OF THE BRITISH

British Government Is Not Disturbed By Hesitancy of Americain Granting Loans

OFFICIAL BRITAIN UNAFFECTED BY U. §   SOME ARE OPTIMISTIC   ECONOMICS BELIEVE EXCHANGE SITUATION WILL BE BENEFICIAL—SYKES GAYS BRITAIN  MUST BE SUPREME IN AIR

NOT FUSSED BY STOPPING LOANS   Britain Believes America Will Later Come to Rescue as She Did n War.   SENTIMENT IS DIVIDED

BOLSHEVIKI OPEN NEW THEATRE OF WAR : WITH THRUST INTO SOUTHWESTERN ASIA

BOLSHEVIK ARMY NOW THREATENS PERSIAN GRIT   Unexpected Move Believec Directed Against British and French Domain.   GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO EVACUATE TEHERAN   Opening of New Theater of Warfare Complicates an Already Grave Situation in Europe and Near East—Slight Improvement in Poland.

SOVIETS THREATEN CAPITAL OF PERSIA   Bolsheviki Make Thrust Into Southern Asia.   U. S. LEGATION TO MOVE.   ‘News of Reds’ Advance South  Reaches Washington—Move  Believed to be. Directed  Against British and French . Domain—Grave Situation is  Complicated.

American Legation to Be Removed From. Cit _ Russian Army. May Unite With Mosl  -. Aeatrist Reltigh and Branch Tntaracte —  ”

PERSIAN CAPITAL   THREATENED BY NEW ‘RED THRUST INTO ASIA ~   , §. REPRESENTATION   Obtain Permission To Move From Danger Zone

Following Up Successes in Poland Invaders Make New Thrusts Against the BritishFranco Domains in Near East; Polish ’ Crisis Is Still Considered Very Grave ~.   GOLBY CONFERS WITH WILSON

BOLSHEVERI th NEW TRRUST ON PERSIAN GITY   Attempt to Cut off British and French from Their  Possessions.

ISEE NEW MENACE IN THE SOVIET THRUST   BOLSHEVIK FORCES THRBPATENING PERSIAN CAPITAL.   Regarded at Washingtesn as Compiicating an Already Grave Sitsation—May Hasten Al Hied Aetien.

POLISH SITUATION INDER OlsGUSoION AT WHITE HOUSE   Secretary Colby Has a Long Seeret Conference With President Wilson.

BOLSHEVIKS ADVANCE ON PERSIAN CAPITAI   New Thrust Threatens British and French Domains — Allied Conference to Consider Problem.

AT GATES OF PRRSTAN CAPITAL MOVE TOWARD UNION” WITH MOSLEMS >   POLES EVACUATE WARSAW   Dispatches State Government Removed to P —-Was"ington Closely rvant.

CAPITAL OF PERSIA IN PATH OF SOVIET DANE   DEVELOPMENTS ARE’ EXPECTED TO HASTEN DECISION OF THE ALLIES.   COLBY AND WILSON CONFER   Proposal of Tentative Course for Aid! of Poland Believed to Have Been‘ White Honse Topic.

BOLSHEVIKIRENEW THRUST INTO ASIA THREATEN TEHERAA   Persian Government Preparing to Flee Before Soviet Advance, U. S. Minister Caldwell Reports,   GRAVE COMPLICATION IN EUROPEAN CRISIS SEED

BOLSHEVIK AGGRESSIONS AGAINST PERSIA IS TC BE FIRST STEP OF PLOT OF RUSS REDS TO SECURE CONTROL OF ENTIRE WORLD.

TO EVACUATE TEHERAN   Opening up of New Theater ol War Further Complicates Question of Any Peace Parley.

———————==—— ee er OC CrrC™COC  ['wenty Per Cent of Beaumont Rats Plague Infectec

EXTRAS. TELEGRAPHIC RAILROAD STRIKE MENACE GROWS  MORE THREATENING

YARD WALKOUTS EXTEND TO THE PACIFIC COAST   ‘Rebel’ Activities Hamper Freight Transportation All Over Middle West      LABOR LEADERS INTERVENE

OF NATIONAL R. R. STRIKE MOR THREATENING THIS AFTERNOON   Spurn President’s Proposal to Ap point Wage Board to Settle Differences   Strikera Will Not Return to Work Un: less Demands Are Met Regardless of Consequences.

GOVERNOR CALLS _ OFFICE SEEKERS   THEY WILL ASSIST IN CONSIDER  ING MATTERS NOW UP FOR TL. MEBIATE ATTENTION. «

GOVERNOR CALLS GOP. CANDIDATES   lo Confer Thursday Relative te Calling of Special Session of Legislature.   NEW LAWS HELD NECESSARY

POTTER BLAST IS FATAL   Engineer and Fleagman Are Instantly Killed in Ohio ‘splosion,

SHARP RELAPSE.   . MacSwiney Reported to he ‘Much  1 A erreean, e Peeee

i i ht at lt il it ii si Mi i i ii iad —  MAYOR OF CORK IS NEAR DEATH   Hunger-Striking Prisoner Suffers Relaps—End Expected Momentarily

MACSWINEY’S DEATH NEARING   Hunger-Striker Had Sharp Relapse This  Afternoon.

MSWEINEY 18 ON VERGE OF DELIRIUM NOW   LORD MAYOR OF CORK SUFFERS A SHARP RELAPSE IN LON.DON JAIL THIS AFTERNOON.   DEATH EXPECTED ANY TIME   Heavy Penalty Will Be Imposed On Any Warden Who Informs Outsiders in Event of Death.

Sinn Fein Threaten Trial ‘of Ireland Secretary for Murder in Event of Demise o  Lord Mayor Hunger Striker   Relapse Ts Suffered by Cork Executive, Who Is Unable to Speak; Nuns Feed Boy Prisoner: Jail Is Guarded

MacSWINEY HAS  ~A SHARP RELAPSF   Warnings Posted at. Jail Against’ Giv ing Out News in Case: of, Death. —~Fake Measures Against’ Mohe.

HARDING ATTACKS LEAGUE COVENANT IN PORCH ADDRESS   DECLARES ARTICLE 10 MENACE TO TRANQUIL RELATIONS AMERICAN CITIZENS.   PREFERS PEACE AT HOME   Says It Is Folly to Think of Blending Various Foreign Elements Into “Rejoicingly Americans.”

HARDING SCORES LEAGUE IN. SECOND CAMPAIGN SPEECH   Prefers Peace at Home to Peace Abroad, He Tells Front Porch Audience.   SPEAKS TO WAYNE FOLKS   Had Rather Have Social Peace at Home Than Command the  International Peace.

 G. O. P. Standard Bearer, in Speech, Says He Would  Rather Have Social and Industrial Peace Here _ i Than Command International Peace “

HARDING DELIVERS PORCHTALK:DEALS MAINLY WITH OUB FOREIGN RELATIONS

HARDING. DELIVERS THRUST AT LEAGUE      G. 0. P. Nominee Pleads fot Preservation of Nationality  in Porch Speech   RECEIVES OTHER CALLERS   Introduces Senator Watson, of Indiana, te Crowd, Praising Hoosier Solon

G. 0. P. NOMINEE PREFERS HOME TO WORLD PEACE   Industrial and Social Unity is More Important Than Resvect of Old World   BEWARE OF SUPER.RULE   AMERICA NEEDS TO BE RESCUED FROM FRUITLESS PURSUIT OF PEACE, SEN. HARDING CONTENDS.

ARTIGLEATUT  HONOR ASIC, ARDING i  taanm an Sate Side by Staying   Keep on Safe Side by Staying Out He Tells Pil  WANTS PEACE AT HOME   America Not Called Upon to Solve World Problems, Ue Peclares:

SECOND FRONT PORCH SPEECH   Republican Nominee is for “Industrial and Social Peace ai Home.   Dectys Appeals to Class as Menace to Country and Dis: cusses League of Nations.

HARDING oTRIKED  AT ARTICLE TER   G. 0. P. Nominee Prefers Peace at Home to Command of International Peace.

PEACE AT HOME IS URGED BY HARDIN   Surrender of Nationality to Internationality a Menace, Says Republican Nominee.

HARDING DEGRIES — APPEAL TO CLASSES ~ON FRONT PORCH   Makes Second Speech of the Campaign and Takes Up the League of Nations Question At Some Length Today in  WMiarinn. .

TARDING AGAINST GLASS APPEALS   In Front Porch Speech Ohio Senator Decries Class Prejudice.

HARDING DECRIES CLASS APPEAL AS MENACE TO NATION   PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE GIVES SECOND FRONT PORCH CAMMaATTCw AQPRECwW   Declares Congress Has Only  Authority to Call Men of TT’ CQ tn War,

PEACE AT HOME. GREATER THAN FOREIGN PAWEE   LEAGUE WOULDN'T MEAN ANY. THING IN CASE OF WAR, HE SAYS.

HITS AT ARTIGLE 10 IN FRONT PORCH TALK   Senator Harding Holds It a Menace to American Homes,

INDUSTRIAL IS BIG ISSUE   Republican N o min ce Attacks Visidnary Wilson Ideas. 

HARDING DECRIES LEAGUE OF NATION:   Says He Would Rather Have Inous trial Peace At Home Than Tranquillize World

PEACE WITHIN IS PREFERREL   Senator Harding in Secone Front-Porch Speech Takes Stand for Industrial Peace.   IS ABOVE WORLD POWER:

HARDING DECHIED CLASS APPEAL &i NATIONAL MENAGE   Nominee Prefers Industrial anc Social Peace at Home to World Command.   ADDRESSES DELEGATION FROM WAYNE COUNTY   League of Nations Program  Criticized by Candidate as Filled With Danger.

GRAVE MENACE IN APPEAL TO CLAS      HARDING MAKES THIS STATE. MENT IN FRONT PORCH SPERCH   FOR PEACE -AT HOME   Aitacks Wilson's “Attempted Bat. a er of National Addr

APPEALS TO CLASSES HIT BY HARDING   G. 0. P. Nominee in Speect Today Decries Surrender of Nationality.

REPUBLICAN CHIEF LEAVES NO DOUBT ON LEAGUE   Harding Addresses Farmers of Wayne County from Front Porch of Marion Home

GRAVE MENACE IN APPEAL 10 CLASS   HARDING MAKES THIS STATE. MENT IN FRONT PORCH SPRECH   FOR PEACE AT HOME   Attacks Wilson's  1 Atte mpted Batgis cr of Nationality” in His a Address

DECRIES APPEAL TO CLASSES IN SPEECH TODAY.   Declares Industrial and Social Peace at Home to Be  Preferred to Command of  ' International Peace of! Warid Attarke Teaacna.

HARDING PREFERS PEAGE AT ROME 1 WARIS PEACE INS   Upholds Porch Campaign, Being Satisfied With Results Thus \ Far. Obtained.

Tho 1G SECOND ONLY TO GIVING UP NATIONAL IT)   SEN. HARDING COMES OUT STRONG AGAINST NATION LEAGUE.   U. S. HAS PLENTY TO DO AT HOME, JUST NOW,   This Country’s Problems Would No: Be Necessary If the United States Surrendered Her Nationality,  He Assetts,

APPEAL TO CLASSES TS. MENACE TO THE:NATION   Senator Harding Says It Is Dan   ger Second Oniy to Surren.  de: of Nationality,   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IN ADDRESS TO OHIO CROWI   Speaks from Front, Porch to Dele gation from Wayne County;  ‘Discusses League.   AMERICAN PEACE FIRST.   Domestic Tranquility Should Not Be Forgotten in Dream of Peace for World.

HARDINGSPEAKS CUT IN SECOND ADDRESS   Declares His Choice is To Have Social and Industrial Peace at Home.

SEN. HARDING — TALKS ON LEAGUE   Prefers Peace at Home Than Command _International Peace of All the World   Says League Other Extreme to Referendum on. Proposed Declaration of War

Republican Candidate Delivers His Second Campaign Speech.   LEAGUE TAKEN UP AT SOME LENGTH

SPEAKS TODAY   Wayne County Re. publicans HearSena: tor Harding Give Second Front Porch Addrecsc.

HARDING ARGUES PEACE AT HOME FIRST ESSENTIAL   ecries Appeal to Glass as Menace Equaling Surren- _ "der of Nationality   CANDIBATE HITS AT SUPER-GOVERNMENT

PEACE : AT   } a . HARDING 4N PLEA FOR INDUS TRIAL AND -SOCIAL PEACE,   Prefers It to Commanding Peac€ of Entire World—Another Front"  Porch Speech, -

PEACE AT HOME  GREATER PRIZE —CEN HARDING   Candidate Makes Second Speech of Front Porch Presidential Campaign   TAKES UP LEAGUE ISSUE   Let No Other Nations Force This Country Into War. He Tolle Audience

ARTICLE A BAD OAS HARDING   Sees Menace to Tranqui Relations at Home   RIVALRIES OF EUROPE   Would be Brought to America by League, Says Republican Nominee—Thinks Covenant Would Prevent Blending of Foreigners as True American Citizens

Surrender of Nationality for Voice in Affairs of World Rapped by Hardinc

ARTICLE OF TREATY [S GALLED MENAGE   Senator Harding Strikes at Tenth Clause.   MAKES SPEECH AT HOME   Nominee Says “We Need to Be Rescued From Visionary and Fruitless Pursuit of Peace Through Super Government” —- Declares Adherence to “Front Forch Campaign.

Prefers Peace at Home to International Role.  ADDRESSES OHIOANS   Republican Nominee Touches Tpon League of Nations — Doubts Peace by Super-Government,

PEACE AT HOME MORE  DESIRABLE THAN T0 HAVE PEACE ABROAD ~ SEN, HARDING SAY   Republican Candidate Declare: Nationality Better Than Internafionality   ADDRESSES G. 0. P. MEN ; - OF WAYNE COUNTY. OHI(

Harding Will Oppose Class Government   Nominee Decries Appeals to Class in Second Campaign Speech at Marion

AMERICA'S NEED PEAGE AT HOME HARDING SAY:   Senator in a Front Porch Speech Strikes at Article Ten As a Menace to Tranauil Relations.

wd FRONT PORCH SPEECE   Harding Would Rather Have Industrial and . Social Peace

Harding For Industrial Peace in U.S. He Tells Delegation In Speech

SULIAL PEALE AT HOME WISH OF MR. HARDING   Candidate Makes His Second Address To Followers From  His Front Porch

PEACE AT HOME MUST BE FIRST — CONSIDERATION   Harding Holds {odustrial an Social Peace at Home Above World Control.   DISCUSSES ARTICLE TEN   Leave War Power With Con gress, Nationality Before Joternationality.

HARDING PREFERS PEACE AT HOME   This Better Than to Com. mand World Peace.

6.0, P.NOMINEE. Mm SURRENDER ~— OF NATIONALIT      ALLS LEAGUE OF NATIONS OTIt “ER EXTREME TO REFEREN= DUM-ON WAR CALL.

PEACE AT HOME FIRST IN PLANS OF SEN. HARDING   Says Appeals to Clas: es is Menace to Our Country

SENATOR HARDING SCORES ~SUPER-GOVERNMENT   Republican Leader Declares Ameri- £ory,to Old Antipathies: cord, ot Old Antipathies.—-

HARDING GIVES A REPUBLICAN PEACE RECIPE   Candidate for President, fron Front Porch’ Wants Peac« Treaty on Lodge’s Diagnos is and Experimentation   WILLING FOR US TO BE WORLD’S PEACE--MAKER   Nominee Maintains That Onh Good Government Will Bi Prescribed by His Part Which Promises Fulfillmen

HARDING TALKS ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Says He Would Choose Industrial Peace At Home Rather Than Command World Peace.

PEACE AT HOME HARDING THINKS IMPORTANT NOW   Says Congress Only Au thority Send Americans to Battle

PREFERS DOMESTIC PEACE TO INTERNATIONAL COMMAND SAYS SENATOR HARDING AT MARION   Republican Presidential Candidate Makes Second of His Front Porch Speeches; Talks at Length.on League of Nations Issue; Places Authority Only in Con cress.   MUST BE ON SIDE OF BOTH SAFETY AND HONOR

rts HITS       ASS APPEAL 18, SECOND TO: SURRENDER. OF  t            hich Violates        the Good: ‘Faith of “Nations? Queries  Repubtican “Presidential Candidate. Is Second Porch BKadrese

MENACE iN ARTICLE TASER BY HARDING   PREFERS HARMONY AT HO3 TO COMMANDING INTERNATIONAL PRACE.   CHFFRAGISTS. SEEKING HELP   Nominee Promises Definite Aid in Di. rection of Ratification; Will Stick to Front Porch.”

HARDING DECRIES APPEAL TO CLASS: ASSAILS LEAGUE   Republican Nominee Delivers Second Front Porch Speech.

Says Appeals to Classes are a Menace Second Only to Surrender of Nationality   DECLARES LEAGUE IMPOSe*imi cc   Says Even Reservation to Con gress of Power to Declare  _ War Would Force Exeentre to Art

PEACE AT HOM COMES FIRST, SAYS HARDING   Senator Declares Foreign Problems Must Come  Second.

INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL PEACE AT ~ HOME PREFERREL   Affairs Here Put Ahead of Old World Affairs by Repub lHican Nominee.

CONVENTION OF FIRE MARSHALS   Cotton Gin F Fires Were Principal Subject: of: Discussion °*

INSANE PATIENT BURNS TO DEATH IN HOSPITA   -EVERAL OTHERS INJURED. NINE SERIOUSLY IN BLAZE THAT DESTROYS TWO WARDs  OF WALTER REED MILITARY WOACcPrnray;r.

DISASTROUS FIREAT WALTER REED HOSPITAL   One Ex-service Man Believed  Dead, Several Are Injured  caro ER kan Tice wee

ONE DIES IN FIRE AT REED HOSPITAI   Flies Originate’ from Matches Smuggled Inte Military - [nstitution, Claim.

SGLDIER MISSING IN HOSPITAL FIRE   Patient From Canal Zone Believed to Have Burned to Death at Walter Reed Hospital

FATAL FIRE IN HOSPiTAL.   One Patient Believed Dead and Sev: eral Injured at Washington.

INGANE SOLDIER BURNS TO DEATH   One Dead, Several Injured in Fire at Walter Reed Military Hospital.

Sergeant Believed Burned to Death, Others Injured at. Walter Reed institute

POLICE DEPUTY ARREST      New York Conmunissioner Charged With Neglect uf His Diities,

MILETARY TRAINING IS ISSUE TILL ENASTED      ys Fight WH) Go on Unti  surcegss Es Gatned—~PsClimates  trey A:  Cost,

TO KREEP AFTER TR AINING BAW.         Giney, Demoeral, Telis Hause BIT Will Continue as nn Issue.

DOK WILLING 1 PROVE 6. 0. P. HAS SLUSH FUNL   Ready to Tell What He Knows: Confident He Can Substantiate Charges of $15,000,000 Campaign.

COX SAYS HE WILL PHOVE SLUSH FUN   “IF THEY WANT ME TO TESTIFY VLE GO," ANNOUNCES THE GOVERNOR

COA PROMISES 10 PROVE ASSERTION’   Democratic Nominee To Reveal G. 0. P. $15,000,000 Campaign Fund   WILL TNVADE INDIANA   Governor Assures Senate Committee He Will Lend All Assistance Possible

“Don’t Require Subpoena, Will Testify Now,’ Says Cox On Big Fund Charge

GOV. COX TO PROVE SLUSH FUND CHARGES IN SPEECH THURSDAY   Demecratic Nominee Declares He is Ready to Appear Before Senatorial Committee.   WILL ALSO INFORM THE SENATORIAL COMMITTEI   ‘Prepared to Believe Harding i: Ignorant of Some Things Going on Around Him.”  (Hv Associated Presse)

COX PROMISES TC PROVE CHARGE IN  SPEECH THUBSOA   Declares That He Will Appear Be. fore Senate Investigation Com. miltee. If Requested.   IN PITTSBURGH .. TOMORROY

WILL SUBMIT: EVIDENCE ABOUT REPUBLICAN FUNDS IN PITTSBURG ADDRESS

GOX WILL APPEAR WITHOUT SUBPOEN   Says He Can Prove Charges 0 Republican $15,000,000 Fiing 

PROMISES TO PROVE CHARGE   Governor Cox Announces He will Tell in Pittebargh Speech Next Thuaraday.

UA WILL MAKE STATEMENT ON FUND CHARGES   Assures Senator Kenyon of His Assistance in Bringing Out the Facts.   STANDS READY TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COMMITTEE   In Addition to Statement in Pittsburg, Will Send Such Leads for Information as He Possesses, and is Confident He Can Prove Assertions.

REPUBLIGAN FUND  Td BE DISCUSSEL   Gvernci Gox Says He Will Prove Charge at Fi-isburgh.

PROMISES TO PROVE CHARGES   Cox Sayre He Will Tell of Republican , Fund Thurecdac

PROOF OF FUND CHARGE s PROMISED BY Ov   NOMINEE SAYS HE WILL TELL oF $15,000,009 POOL IN TOMOR. ROW’S SPEECH.

Ohioan Promises to Clinch His Statement in Pittsburg Address Tomorro; “Don't Need Subpoena’: to Appear Before Committee

COX PROMISES PROOF OF CHARGE NEXT THURSDAY   ASSURES INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE HE WILL AID IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE

“If They Want Me to Testify, Pll Go,” He  Announces   Spotlight Will Be Turned on ‘Both Parties Mercilessly, Senator Kenyon States

Democratic Nominee Will . Prowse Charge of $15,000,.. 000 Campaign Fund.   NO SUBPOENA NEEDED. SAYS-’RIVAL CANDIDATE   Cox Will Go If Committes Desires Personal Testimony in Investization.

PROMISES ‘ro PROVE CHANGES,   Coa Sayt He Will Teli of Hepublican Fond Thoredoc_

Sa ee ey  MILLIONS OF UNEMPLOYED.   Statistics Show Between Two Million and Three Million Are idle.

MPLOYED,         (MILLI   Statistics/Show Between Two Million _ and Three Mien Are die.

AMERICANS IN MEXICO ARE KIDNAPED, REPORT   ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF BANDIT PEDRO ZAMORA SAID TO BE A WOMAN.   CONFIRMATION 15 LACKING   British Subject and Five From U. 5. Declared ta Have Been Made Captives at Jalisco,

SEEKING CAUSE OF WHEAT DEPRESSION   Investigating Operations of Chicago Board.

BEGIN INQUIRY OF BOARD OF TRADE   Feileral Trade Cominiasion Statin In vealigation to Deterwine Cauao of Denrension of Whoat Prices,

PROBING WHEAT SLUMP   Federal Trade Commission Looking Into Chicago Board of Trade

SLUMP IN. WHEAT PRICES LOGKED INTO   Federal. Trade Commission. Investigates Operations on * Board of Trade. .

GALL WITNESSES FOR WHEAT MARKET PROBE   Chicago Board of Trade Officials Testify in Investi- gation.

PROBE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ON WHEAT PRICE   Trade Commission Aets Oi tov. AHen’s Complaint.  Federal

START INVESTIGATION OF WHEAT COMPLAINTS   PFEPERAL TRADE COMMESSTON INOUTRIES INTO BOARTI OF FRADE   Senator Capped Will Pe a Witaess in Hearing of Alleged Gran Maripulation

Trade Commission 3 To Investigate   Yo Look Into the Onerst’cn of thin Chicayzo Hoard of Trade uy Cause of Wheat Price Decline.

GRAIN INQUIRY ti BEGUN IN GHIGAG!   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION BEGINS INVESTIGATION OF STUMP IN PRICES.

ON TE SQUARE, AFFIRMS GATE!   BOARD OF TRADE HEAD SAYS ’ PRICES OF GRAIN WERE NOT MANIPULATED

Federal Commission Calls Mar“ket Organization Heads on Carpet on.Charges of Manipulating Wheat Prices

U.S. TRADE BOARD PROBES DEPRESSION IN WHEAT VALUES   Hearing Follows Allen Charge:  that Speculators Caused Slump

START INVESTIGATION. OF WHEAT COMPLAINTS         FENERAL TRADE COMMISSION INQUINIES INTO BOARD OF FRADE      Senator Capped Wal Pe a Wite in Hearing of Alleged Gran nlation

REED T0 FIGHT INCREDENTIALS   Excluded Because He Wa: Against League, He Says in His Statement.

REED TO CARRY HIS FIGHT TO COMMITTE!   says Rejection Is Effort to Exclude From Party One Whose “Democracy Is Unquestioned.”

SENATOR. EXPLAINS POINTS AT (SoU   Says He Was Elected Delegate t Convention by Democrats of Large District,

COUNCIL BLUFFS ENTERTAINS THEM   Ralnbow Division Boys Hold Firat State Convention June 4 and §—Alg Time Planned.

U. S. EXPENDITURES ARE LESS   Expenses for July Fall Off About $1,500 000.000.

SUIT AGAINST TIPPING TRUS}   Woman Says She Turn ed Over Large Sum to Concern

SUES TIPPING TRUST   Girl Asks $25,425 Alleged o Have Reen Glyen ifer White Chreker

GHECK inl SUES A CHICAGO TIP TRUST   3 SHE WAS BILKED ov1 OF OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TIPS FOR ONE YEAR.

Check Girl Claims To Have Received $25,000 In Tips Which She Had To Give To “Trust.”

TWO DEBATES IN DAKOT   Wood and Poindexter and Gerard and Monroe Will Cross Swords In Arzvoument.

TWO DEBATES IN DAKOTA   Wood sand Poindexter and Gerard and Monroe Will Crows Swords  Pe

Obstinate Refusal To Supply Coal Deadlocks Meeting   MAY AVERT BREAK   Belief Is Expressed That Germans Will Make Concessions.

GERMANY SULLING. DENIES THAT SHE CAN DELIVER COAL   French and English Military Leaders Summoned To Join the Conference   BELIEVED TO MEAN IMMEDIATE ENFORCEMENT PLANS   Seems To Be Not So Mauch Difficulty of Mining As The Lack Of Money to Deliver.

ALLIES REJECT UEKMAN REPLY TO ULTIMATUM   FOCH AND WILSON MEET TO DISCUSS ENFORCEMENT MEASURES

CONFERENCE DEADLOCKS ON COAL DEMAND, CHIEFS OF MILITARY SUMMONED   RUSS SOVIETS SILENT.

OCCUPATION OF HUNTERRITORY BELIEVED NEAR   Allied Military Leaders Calle Following Failure of Gerjnans to Comply.   CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED

MARSHAL FOGH {a AGAIN SUMMONED 70 SPA, BELGIUM   Deadlock Reached Between the Allies and the Germans In Coal Question.

DEADLOCK is REACHED, SPA   Germans Insist They Can Not Fill Coal De mands,

FOCH AGAIN CALLED TO SPA CONFERENG!   ALLIES AND GERMANS IN DEAD~ LOCK OVER COAL.   No Farnest Effort Beliewed te Be Attempted by Teutonms te Cooperate in Execution of the Treaty.

Deadlock Announced By Conferees at Spa   WAR CHIEFS ARE SUMMONED   "SomM@padiate Srore.

LOUNCIL IN DEADLOCK ON TUEL CLAUSE   xermany’s Refusal to Meet Allied Demands for Coal Delivery Brings Halt in Negotiations — Arm y Chiefs Are Summoned.

MILITARY -LEADERS SUMMONED 10 SPA   Deadlock Indicates Treaty Enforcement Measures Will Be ‘Discussed   REJECT GERMAN. REPLY   Berlin Government Envoy: ‘Insist That They Are Unable to Meet: Demands

if Order Is Giver, Germans ‘Say’ Th 5 ToSatisfy It But Doubt. Ability;  Chiafe ta Digousa Brfnroamané

MILITARY CHIEFTAINS OF ALLIES CALLED IN   SPA CONFERENCE MAY TAKE ENFORCEMENT MEASURES WITH’ GERMANS.

MILITARY HEADS AGAIN GALLED IN   Deadlock is Reached Over the Goal Question   Reply is Not Acceptable to Al lies and Field Marshals Focl and Wilson it is Said wil Take Immediate Steps tc Enforce Treaty Unless Ger. man Attitide is Modified

SUPREME COUNCIL WILL MEET TODAY REGARDING TREATY   ALLIED CHIEFS WILT, DISCUSS ENFORCEMENT MEAStU RES iS REPORT.   CONFERENCE OEADLOCKED   German Foreign Secretary in Statemen Says His Nation Not in Position to Resist Penal  ties.

DEABLOCK REACHED AT SPA MEETING   Allies to Discuss Possible Enforcement Measures.   COAL QUESTION IS CAUSE   German Reply Not Acceptable —Foch and Wilson Summoned — Immediate Measures Will Be Taken to Enforce Treaty Unless Berlin Attitude ig Modified. -

LLG SHAD MILITARY MER 10 SPA MEE]   Deadlock ‘Caused by Coa  Pickles ay ee

TWO WOMEN FOUND DEAD IN CHICAGO   Tragedy Is Bared in Mysterious Telephone Call to the Police.   BOTH WERE YOUNG ACTRESSES   aodies, Covered With Bruises, Found in Grant Park a Short Distance From Chicago Yacht Club at Foot of Jackson Boulevard.

2 GIRLS KILLED “WN CHICAGO PARK   Mysterious Murder of Young Actresses at Night.   PHONE CALL BARES TRAGEDY   Bruises Covered Both Bodies, Whict * Were Found in Grant Park Near the Chicago Yacht Club's Boat in Lake.

— leer  TWO GIRLS SLAIN IN CHICAGO PARK   Tragedy Is Bared in Mysterious Telephone Cali to the Police.   BOTH WERE YOUNG ACTRESSES   Bodies, Covered With Bruises, Found in Grant Park a Short Distance From Chicago Yacht Ciub at Foot of Jackson Boulevard.

FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT CAPITAL   Mrs. Sophia Tate, 81, Widow of Robert Tate, Expires Last Night— Body to Arrive Here Saturdav for Funeral.

MtS AT CAPITAL   Mrs. Sophia Tate, 81, Widow of Reb. , ,ert, Tate, Expires Last Night— Kedy to Arrive Here Saturday tor Funeral.

NEW YORK TRAINS ARE SHOWRGIRL   Blizzard Ties Up Rail Traffic in Central and North_ ern Sections.

JOHNSON VICTOF IN NEBRASKA   wins Over Wood i in  State Prefer ential Primary

Fuel Administrator Says the Country Faces Grave Crisis  With Relief Far Off

VENIZELOS DEFIANT DECLARES —Flbh! WILL BE BITTER   Clash Expected If Attempt Made To Reinstate King.

IN A RACE WITH FROST   lowa ernd WHlinois Cerr Needs Chance to Mature .

GAS EXPLOSION KILLS ONE   Young Woman Is Blown From Third: Story Window by Blast. 

MANY CASUALTIES THROUGHOUT OHIC   More Than A Score Are Known Dead And Hundreds More Injured.

STORM DEVASTATION STATISTICS SURPASS FIRST HASTY ESTIMATES   Ohio Casualties Total 32 Dead and Probably Several Hundred Injured—Late Reports From Nearly All of the Storm-Swept Regions Show Life and Property Destruction Greater Than At First Supposed—Entire Villages Wiped Out.   (Associated Press Telegrapli and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

b VWItiwW DPE AL  Reports of Casualties Continued ta Reach Capital Today --Toledo District Hit Hard.

TORNADO DEATH TOLL MOUNTING   Many Killed And Injured And Thousands Homeless In West.   CHICAGO STORM CENTER      Property Damage In Middle States Will Run into Millions, Towns are Gradually Digging Out of Debris.

‘QUIEN GETS LONG JAIL TERM   Sentenced on New Charge After Ca. vell Conviction Dismissed,

KNIGHTS. OF COLUMBUS TO FIGHT BOLSHEVISM   ‘Widespread Campaign to Promote  Americanism Planned.

WOMEN DEMAND EQUAL PAY   National Y. W. C. A. Convention to Discuss New Platform.

EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN UP   National Y. W. C. A. Convention at Cleveland to Discuss Industrial! Platform.

BRITAINBARS AMERICANS BENT ON QUIZ   =mbassy’s Vise Refused to U. S. Investigators Bound for Ireland.   MAY PROTEST ON DE VALER)   Bonar Law Hints That Washingtor May Be Asked to Curb Activities of the “President of the trish Republic.”

TAKES EXCEPTION — TO ANTI-BRITISH PROPAGANDA HERE   Government Considering Actior in Interests of Friendship Between the Nations

Bonar Law Says Britain Is Considering Asking America, in Interest of Friendship, to Watch the Irish Chief   Liberal Leader Would Protest Against Municipal Honors Being Conferred on the Trish Head in America

U.0. PROBES Ant BARRED FROM ERIN   British Embassy Blocks Party Bound for Ireland.   REFUSES TO VISE PASSPORTS   English Government May Protes Against Activities of De Valera in the U. S., According to Hint Given by Bonar Law.

MACSWINEYS WANT TO GIVE AMERICA TRUTI   Believe America Can Serve Ireland Best by Getting At The Facts.

FRIENDSHIP IN DANGER, BONAR. LAW DEGLARES   Britain Discussing Advisability of ‘Calling: U. S. Attention: to De Valera’   SISTER OF LATE LORD MAYOR IS WITNESS   Miss Mary MacSwiney: Gives Views: on Ireland Befope--.. Commission.“ ° 7?

BRITISH EMBASSY WON'T WELCOME THE COMMITTEI   Refuse to Vise Passports of Irish Who Would Study Conditions.

AMERICAN QUIZ   Embassy’s Vise Refused to U. S. Investigators Bound for Ireland. :

SLAIN MAN HAD HUGE INCOME AS prUIT AF I   Often Won as High as $20, “000 in. an Evening Playing Game in Society

First of Cleatfield’s Herole Dead To Be Brought Heme Frem European War Zone   FUNERAL FROM GOURT HOUSE

SPECIAL SESSION TO _MEET NEXE MONDAY      Republican Members Decide to Caucus Preceding Assembly Session Monday Afternoon

MAKE SPECIAL — ~ SESSION PLANS   Republican Members: sof Indi. ana Legislature. to: Hol “Cancus to Deside Course         SESSION ON JULY TWELFTH

SENATOR NEW. SLATED FOR BURLESON PLACE   Effort Being Made to Make Wil +» H. Hays Senator From Indiana.

NEW SLATED FOR POSTMASTER GEN, IN NEW CABINET   REPUBLICAN LEADERS WOULD HAVE HAYS APPOINTED TO FILL SENATOR'S PLACER

caps pA a ey a i la tt aba 8  NEW FOR CABINET JOB.   Taik Senator For Postmaster.Generai and Will Hays As Senator.

WILL URGE HARDING TO RAME HARRY NEV   Republican Party Leaders Want Him for Postmaster General and Will Hays for Senator.

NEW MAY BE NEAD OF P.O NEPARIMENT   Senator May Succeec Burleson --- New May Not Accept Post, I: Report.

NEW SUGGESTED FOR _ POSTMASTER GENERAL   t ‘Arrangements. Hints at Wil Haves for Senatorship

HAYS FOR SENATE IS SUGGESTED   While Senator New Would Be Ap pointed Postmaster General is Favored,

SHELBYVILLE GIRL      WM Dance at the Alhambra Tonight and Tomorrow.

GRAND JURY 10 PROBE CASE OE JOHN NGRAY   Latter’s Second Failure to Ap pear Before District Attorney Leads to Action.   ASSAULT ON ACTOR SLAVIN   Wiil Be Thoroughly Probed— McGraw’s Doctor Makes Excuse of Sickness.

Fo I ceualerelh eeneneniomemenernientn et John: {’Graw Mixed Up In Actor's Accident

SLAVIN CASE TO TO GRAND JURY      District Attorney Refeses te Wai Lenger On John J. MeGraw.

GRAND JURY WILL BE GIVEN SLAVIN CASE   District Attorney Swann Announ ces Move Following McGraw’s Second Failure to Appear

GALLS ON nARDING TO TATE PLAINLY LEAGUE ATTITUDE   Utterances Capable of Man Interpretations, Franklin D. Roosevelt Says.   TOURING WEST VIRGINIA WITH ARTHUR B, KOONTZ   Democratic Nominee for Gover. nor Again Charges Morgan Was Named by Clique of Coal Operators and Defends Expenditures at Nitro.

He Says Vice Squad At Newpor Committed “‘Nameless’’ Prac tices for Evidence.   SENATE CONDUCTS INQUIRY   Will Determine Whether to Ho!d the Hearing Behind Closed Docrs or Publicly.

EXPRESS COMPANY 10 TAKE (TS fPPERL TO EDERAL GOMMISSTON   SEEKS ENCREASED RATES 1 INTRASTATE BUSINESS, PEFUSED BY TEXANS,

APPLY FOR ORDER.   Rallway Express Would Pat Increns Into Effect.

SUFFRAGISTS WIN FIRST RATIFICATION FIGHT IN TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE   Resolution to Table Action on Bil for Opinion of People Is Voted Down 50 to 37

RESOLUTION TO REFER QUESTION TO PEOPLE DEFEATED BY A VOTE OF 50 TO 37    GOVERNOR DIRECTS FIGHT   During Debate on the Resoluddag Governor Roberts Sat in the Rear of the Chamber and Quietly tryed Members to Dofent the Measure,

Poll Shows Majority of Solons Are Unpledged   Debate on Resolution in Pennessee to Come '  ye Pet

SUFFRAGISTS WIN EARLY STRUGGLE   Motion to Delay Resolution to Ratify Until Sentiment of State Is Found Tabled by House; Women’s Party   Fearful of End; Mrs. Catt Confident  ;

TENNESSEE TO POSTPONE ACT OF RATIFICATION   Until Mass Meetings Can be Held Ovr he State to Determine Sentiment.

First Skirmish in Tennessce Legislature Today Awakens Expectations of Final Ratification.   "WILL HAYS WIRES TO REPUBLICANS TO BOOS   Republican National Chairman Tells Tennessee Legislators Suffrage Is Not a Ranig Question.

FFAAGE BATTLE CN IN TENNESSEE   ANTIS MAKE EFFORT TO GET VIEWS OF PROPLE THROUGH PUBLIC MASS MERTINGS.

SUFFRAGISTS WIN FIRST FIGHT Ih TENNESSEE TODA)   EFFORTS TO HOLD UP LEGISLA TURE’S ACTION I8 GIVEN THE DEAF BAR

‘OED LOSER IN GATTLE 10) DELAY  ACTION   Governor Roberts, Leadin;  Ratification Forces, Sees Victory

MUST APPLY FOR MEDALS.   Victory Decoration Not Being Distributed by Armericen lecien

MEST APPLY FOR MEDALS.   Vietory Decorntion Not Being Distributen bs: tTnericzy Fworlon..

DENY REPORT THAT ATTEMPT MADE TO DELETE WET PLANK   ‘Rumor Curent That Vote Of 6-3 Taken Against  Plan.

DICKERING WITH THE SOVIET   Lileovd- George Has Another Cenference With K rasasin.

DENCE OF STRIKE {5 SEEN BY RAIL HEADS   But Condition Admitted to Be Still Serious—Service is Improving.

ROUNDING UP STRIKE LEADERS   Several Arrests Made in the United States.   NEARLY NORMAL IN WEST   Soldiers Offered to Move Freight Consigned to Army— Foster Denies Charges.

MEETINGS OF © MEN RAIDED BY OFFICERS   U. 8. Agents Swoop Down.  on Ringleaders as Switchmen’s Strike Fails.   ' eee COLLAPSE OF TIE-UP ' IN EAST ALSO SEEN

Yelays ot Mail Trains Being Investigated With Vigorous Action Premised in Case of Law Violation—Reds’ Part in Walkout Expected to Cause Many Men to Resume Work.

POPE TO APPOINT NEW CARDINALS   TO HOLD CONSISTORY IN EARLY DECEMBER OF THIS YEAR,

GREAT PROGRESS MADE ON TREATY LODGE DECLARES   falling Up Of Treaty In Sen ate Is Staved Off By Report Of Coneres«

LODGE TELLS OF RRFAT PROGRFSS IN TREATY WORK   Declares Belief Compromise Proposal Will Now Come Out All Right   FRELINGHUYSEN MAY “JOIN BORAH'S GROUP

BEPARTISANG GET ANOTHER RESPITE ~ FROM THE MILDS   Succeed in Staving Off Calling Up of Treaty in the Senate For a Short Time.   CLAIM “GOOD PROGRESS”   Borah-Johnsen Group. Threaten: Insurrection If Compromise 1s Reached.

NOVEMBER 14 IS ARMISTICE SUNDAY   President Proclaims Day as Memor all to Americans Who Died in War.

LOCAL SCHOOL WILL PLAY ITs FIRST GAME AT CLINTON AGAINST ROCKVILLE   WHITE COPES IT ALL OUT

WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY NEXT   LOCAL SCHOOL WILL PLAY ITS FIRST GAME AT CLINTON AGAINST ROCKVILLE   WHITE DOPES IT ALL QUT

ILLINOIS WILL MAKE FIGHT ON RATE RULING   Interstate Commerce Order: to Be Battled in Higher Courts.   INTRASTATE FARES ARE HELD ILLEGAL   New York Railroads Are Re strained From Raising Their Rates.

TWO STATES 10 FIGHT INCREASED RAILROAD RATES   Ohio and New Yorl Claim Federal Act IsIllegal.

PLAYGROUND PAVEMENT   Plun to Lay Walk For Convenience «i Pedestrians.

Wifi, MANDATE COMMISSIC      Howard County’ Oficers Refuse to .( Act ip Naspital Prep:

WiLL MANDATE COMMISSIONER:   Howard County Officers Refuse tc Act in Hospital Proposition.

MILLIONS TIED UP BY LITIGATIONS ON  FLOTATION PATENT   ‘Mining Congress to Deal With  Royalties and Scope of  Separation Combine.

M’SWINEY REPORTED AT DEATH’S DOOR   Cork Mayor Failing Rapidly Afte: Long Hunger Strike in Lonon Prison.   POLES WANT CHANGES IN DANZIG PAC’

FARMERS AND- LABOR UNITE TO FORM NEW POLITICAL ORGANIZATION   League Just Formed Has Progressive Planks; Will Endorse: Candidates Who a pmpenine: : With Movement

PLATFORM OF NEW LEAGUE ANNOUNCED   TEMPORARY RESTRAINING OR. DER HALTS ITS EFFEC. TIVENESS ON MAY 7.

PILOT OF MAIL PLANE KILLED   Machine Wrecked When It Strikes Wire Near Harrisberg. Pa.

MAIL PILOT KILLED; PLANE STRIKES WIR   : - . ‘Body Taken From Millersburg By Airplane to Field At Bellefonte.

GOV. LOWDEN WINS 25   South Cafelina nd Mississippi Contests t iilinoisan.   National Committee inishes Its Hearings of Contests » Seats at G. 0. P. Conven on Today.

LOWDEN MAKES GAIN   WINS CONTESTS IN SOUTH CARO. LINA AND MISSISSIPPI.   Republican National Committee t End Hearings of Contests for Seats Today.

South Carolina and Mississippi Contests to Illinoisan.   National Committee Finishes Its Hear‘ings of Contests to Seats at G. O. P. Convention Today. ‘

VOLSTEAD HOLDS SEAT        nv af Prohibilien Hnfircement Ack Ilas Beea Re-elected,

VOLSTEAD. IS. RE- ELECTED   Prohibition ‘Enforcement ‘Act Author is Returned: to. Congress.

BELGIAN BALLOON WINS AERIAL RACI   Aero Club of America Con_cedes Victory.

BELGIAN BALLOON WINNER OF RACE   ‘Covered 1100 Miles From Birm. - ingham. To Lake. Champlain ‘Armv Bag Lands. -

BELGIAN ENTRY WON GREAT BALLOON RACE   Seven Balloons. Which Start _ed Have Landed But the Bel gian Entry is Said to Have Been the Winner in the In.  ternational Contest.

BELGIAN ENTRY WINNER IN WORLD. BALLOON RACE      Aero. Club Officials Conceds Gordon ‘Bennett International Trophy .. “'Belrica’’

BELGIAN BALLOON IS WINNER OF BIG DERBI   Covers 1,100. Miles, in Flight — From Birmingham,

BELGIANS WIN GORDON BERNETT ACRIAL TROPH  Conceded To Then By Officials of the Alero Club of Ameri¢a

BOOTLEGGE MUST BEWARE SAYS KRAMER   Wholesale Arrests Wil Follow Prohibition  Says Officer.

BOOTLEGCERS TOBE TAKEN SAYS KRAWIER   Army of 25,000 Ready t Make Wholesale Arrests in Liquor Traffic   BAN COVERS ALL HAIR  TONIC AND THE LIKE   EXPLICIT REGULATIONS PRO VIDED FOR MANUPACTURE AND SALE OF ALL FORMS ot ALCOMOL.

THOUSANDS OF _ DETECTIVES WORK - ON DRY LAW   Wholesale’ Arrests of Bootleggers Prodicted hy Federal Prohibition Commissioner:

TOENFORCE LAW TO THE LETTE   WHOLESALE ARREST UF BOUT LEGGERS MAY BE EXPECTED SAYS KRAMER.   DETECTIVES VERITABLE ARMY

Anicolo I ALL TART UF NATION EAPEGTED   Army of Special Agents Is Organized and Quick Action Planned   POLICE AND COUNTY OFFICIALS TO HELP   Traffic In All Forms of In toxicating Beverage  Outlawed Today

DRY LAW 10 BE ENFORCED TO THE LETTER   General Commissione! Says Thousands Oi Detectives Started Working Today.

Wholesale Arrests of Bootleggers Expected: Army of.25,000 Federal Officers, Assistants Begin Work’   DESCHANGL ELECTED PRESIDENT FRANCES DEFEATS CLEMENCEAY

BG TASKOF = ~ CLAMPING DOWN LID HAS BEEIIN   Thoasands of Officers All Over the U.S. WA Enforce the Dry mmiye   ‘CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE © ROOTLEGGERS WELL ORGANIZED   Force of 25.000 Men Will Use Every "Effort to Stop Sale of oS is Maa

Thousands of Detectives Start Today to Arrest Violators   REPORT PRIVATE SUPPLIES   To Invoice Basement Stock 0! Citizens—Much in Storage World Developments Influence

}EDERAL COMMISSIONER PR. DICTS WHOLESALE ARRESP oF BOOTLEGGERS SOON.   Traffic of Liquor, Wines, Beers au@ AU Forms of Beverage Today te Completely Outlawed Throughont the United States,

GOVERNMENT ‘TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION   PROULBITION COMMISSIONERS PREDICTED WHOLESALE ARREST UF BOUTLEGGERS      WITH THOUSANDS OF DETEC TIVES AT WORK ALL OVER THE COUNTRY

NATIONAL PROHIBITION IN FORCE; PROSECUTION ' FOR VIOLATIONS OF ACT

John Barleycorn is Now ,  Just a Common. Outlar   WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF BOOTLEGGERS MAY BE LOOKED FOR VERY SOON—ABOUT 50,000,000 GALLONS STORED.

DRASTIC. MEASURES TO ENFORCE DAY LAV   SAYS COMMISSIONER   WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF BOOT. LEGGERS MAY BE EXPECTED, HE SAYS — PROHIBITION ARMY IS NOW READY FOR WORK

SHAMROCK GETS AWAY IN LEAD IN TODAY'S RAG   Resolute Soon Goes to The Fron Only To Lose Advantage A Little Later.

DECIDING RACE IS UNDER WAY   Shamrock and Resolute Crossed Starting Line at 11:30 O'clock with British Challenger in the Lead   A SLOW BREEZE

‘Delay of half an hour marks beginning of final contest      Run down before wind and ' beat back home made necessary

Yachts Are Nearly Two Mile; To Westward Of. Course As Laid Out By Club   LIGHT WIND CAUSES DELAY IN SIGNAL   Breeze Freshens And Race Is Started At 11:15—Fear Race May Not Be Finished

Lipton’s Big Green Yacht Goes Over Starting Line First-Resolute Overtakes Craft, But Again Loses Lead.

CHAMPION STEER IS SOLD FOR$1.75 A POUND   Black Ruler Brings Lower Price Than Was Paid at International Show Last Year   OTHER SALES BELOW AVREAGE

BEEF ON FOOT $1.75 POUNE   Black Ruler, Champion Internationa Steck Show Steer, Brings $2,300 at Chicago.

STEERSELLS FORSIIS f           Ruler,” International. Cham = sige es by Big ere

BEEF ON HOOF AT - $1.45 A POUND   Phat Was the Price Paid for Cham plon Steer at the [International Stock Show.

SAMUEL GOMPERS PRAISES GOV. COX   Leader of Labor Flays Harding for Inactivity in Anything Constructive.

COAL SITUATION ALARMING SAYS LOWDEN IN TALK   Illinois Governor Urges Quick Action By Federal Government.   Bec Away. From Meeting and ° ‘to Stay Out For Daina

WARNING BY LOWDEN   Coal Condition ‘‘Appalling’’ Says Illinois Govrnor

COAL SITUATION ALARMING   Governor Lowden of Illinois Saya Something Mast Be Done Imme dintelw to Reopen Mines.

GOVERNOR LOWDER URGES IMMEDIATE AGTION IN STRIKE   Saye Appalling Condition Threatens Country If Mines Are Not Reopened.

COAL SITUATION STILL IN DOUB'   OPERATORS WILLING TO MER WITH MINERS — LOWDEN URGES SPEEDY ACTION,

SOMETHING MUST BE DONE TO REOPEN MINES   Appalling Condition Threatens the Country, Governor Low. den. of Iinois, Says.

[ CRITIGAL-LOWDE   ACTION NEEDED TO RE-OPEN MINES, DECLARES ILLINOIS GOVERNOR.

MACHINES BUMP   At Intersection of Harrison and Hendricks Streets Last Evening.

SERIOUS DISORDERS !N VENICE CAUSE GENERAL CTAIKE TQ BE STOPPED   ONE PERSON KILLED AND SEVER AL INJURED IN VIOLENT DEMONSTRATIONS.

CAUSE OF WRECK Id  UNKNOWN   Derailment is Caused It is Be. lieved By Spreading Rails Or Damage to Engine.

ENGINE JUNPO TRAGK HURLING GOK 12 FEET   Engineer Severely Hurt When Thrown From Cab in Crash.    THINK RAILS SPREAD   Dispel Rumors That Obstruction Was Placed On Track.

SPECIAL TRAIN OF GOV. COX IS WAECKED      ENGINEER CHARLES NICHOLAS SUFFERED BROKEN LEG AND INTERNAL INJURIES.   SPREADING RAIL WAS CAUSE   The Governor Was Sitting in the Dining Car When the Accident Occurred, Is Not Hurt.

GOVERNCR COX N TRAIN WRECK   Thrown Distance of Twelve Feet, Presidential Candidate Is Not Injured.   ACCIDENT MIGHT HAVE BEEN DISASTER   Locomotive Demolished, Baggage Car and Two Coaches  nf Gnenial Tharailed.

COX SUFFERS NO — LL EFFECTS OF THE DERAILNENT   Democratic Candidate is Thrown Third of ‘Car’s Leneth In Accident   SSNGINEER IS INJURED

TRAIN CARRYING GOV. COX WRECKED ON ARIZONA ROADD   ‘GOVERNOR HURLED TWELVE  FEET BUT WAS NOT SE RIOUSLY HURT.   TENDER-JUMPED THE RAILS WAS THE CAUSE

ARMORED CARS TO WAGE WAR ON BANDITS   Chicago Bankers to Adopt Scheme of Detective to Protect Funds.

——t arty Arahat a Rr ep rl 1  ————  WHAT HAT DOES THE CHURCH THINK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATION:   (Resolutions of Church Bodies and Expressions of Christian Opinion Assembled by the Christion Work, a Religious Weekly Review.)

SS A A ERAT Sen nes nRero PR oe >  WHAT HAT DOES THE CHURCH THINK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   (Resolutions. of Church Bodies and Expressions _ of Christian Opinion Assembled by the Christion Work, a Religious Weekly Review.)

EX-RULER OF ALBANIA SHOT   Gen. Essed Pasha Is Accassinated in * Front of Continental Hotel in Paris.

MRS, BRADSTREET, OF CALIFORNIA, VISITED. FATHER. R: L, MOOREHEAD

MRS, ‘BRADSTREET, OF CALIFORNIA, VISITED RATHER, R. L. MOOREHEAI

A Protest Strike --. ‘On in Kansas      Pittsiurg Miners, 400 in Number, Refuse to. Work Because ‘indus: ! tial Corre BI Passert.

Hears Plea For Intervention  F ficial or Parsonal Move Aske  Letter Also Left For President  oe ee come  wt Lord Mayor Grows @  Tniflo Wonlran   Cork Lord Mayor Grows Trille Weaker

COLBY TO ACT ON - MPSWINEY CASE   Promises Effort to Save Mayor of Cork in Response to Appeal From Walsh   Chairman of American-Com mission on Irish IndepenAare Moatasc Ptag

NEED $3,500,000 FOR DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN CHES]   High Cost of Campaigning of Equa’ Importance With the Selection of a Campaign Manager.

DEMS NEED LARGE SU   THREE AND A HALE MILLION DOLLARS MUST BE RAISED FOR CAMPAIGN   LEADERS ARE IN SESSION   Members of the National Committee Are Meeting With Candidates in Columbus Today.——Campaign Expenses Are Estimated

WHISKY ARRIVES AT SEAPORT   30,000 Barrels of Booze Soon to Sail EFrom United States. .

; ee WHISKEY TRAIN REACHES PORT   Kirst Consignment of 30,000 Barrels at. Philadelphia.

STANDS SQUARE ” FOR THE LEAGUE   Cox Accepts Challenge of * Harding. —   “HAS EVIDENTLY HEARD FROM BROTHER) BORAH’   Restates Attitude Toward  Railways.

LEAGUE ISSUE ~ AS STATED IS -NGCEPTED-COX   Says Hardin g Is Agains League And He Is ag League.

“REAL DANGER OF C.0.P. VICTORY”   Means Appointment of Four -Reactionary Members _ of Supreme Court, Says Cox’   Next in Importance to Scrap. ping of League Deriberatie  Naminasa Mearlarac

GREAT CROWDS GREET GOV.COX IN KENTUCKY   ‘‘Harding is Against the League; I’m for It,’’ Says the Nominee.

COX SEES [ool CLEARLY OUTLINED   He and Harding Face Opposite Ways.

HARDING STAND MAKES COX GLAD   Democratic Nominee is Pleased That Republican Has Given Definite League Position.

STEAM ROLLER FLATTENS THREE OF WILSON'S FOES   TURNED DOWN BY THE COMMITTEE   Personal Representative of President Wilson on Hand to Assist in Castigation of the Missouri Senator.

Administration Shows Com. plete Control Of National Committee In Contests   GEORGIA FOR PALMER   While Senator Jim Reed = Is Denied Seat As Representative Of Missouri

CLARA SMITH NEAR JUAREZ   Girl Promised Acquitta! If She Will Surrend er to Officers

JANE TAMIA Le DUAL rts WOMAN TELLS STORY   Clara Smith to Surrender Tonight in Texas, Is    Belief of Lawvers   GIRL ACROSS LINE IN OLD MEXICO   Nephew of Oil Man Miss: ing; Was Involved in Domestic Tangle

HANMON SLAYER NOW IN MEXICO   Father Urges Clara Smith to Surrender and Face Court if Necessary,   SORDID TALE DISCLOSED

STORIES CONFLICT ABOUT THE WOMAN   Law Firm Said to Be N Negotiatin: With Clara Smith—Her Father Henies it

LITTLE SYMPATHY NO RELIEF GWEN QHI0 SUGAR MEN   Government Turns Deaf Kar to Appeal Against Lowering Price,

SLOW NAVY ACTION   Charged by Sims With Loss &: Mauch Allied Shipping”.

SEURETARY OF NAVY DENIES THAT HE SiGNED TELEGRAM PRODUCED BY REAR ADMIRAL   Committee Making Investiga tion of Part Played in War Gets New Angle

Secretary of Navy Says Wire Was Not Sent By Him.  a nee  SIMS OWES APOLOGY  Cee ee ne  Admiral’s Actions Are Rapped In _ Senate Investigation.   SIMS OWES APOLOGY

Said He Presented ‘Forged Tele gram” in His Testimony Before Senate Committee.

SIMMS AGAIN. “ATTACKS U. 8. ~ NAVY HEADS   Failure to Act First Six Months of war Caused Loss of 2,500,000 Tons of Aled Shipping. :

COX WESTERN DATES ARE FIXED   Itinerary For Democratic Candidate Announced By Headquarters

EXTENSIVE TOUR IS OUTLINED IN THE WEST BY CO)   Three Speaking Dates An. nounced at Democratic Headquarters

SOCIALISTS ASK FOR RELEASE OF NOMINEE   Debs Petition Carried to White Hous hy Committee Named by Recent (anvention.

TUMULTY HEARS SOCIALIST PLEAS SET DEBS FREE   1500 Delegates Journey to Washington to Present Petition.

POUITION FOR RELEASE (F DEBS 15 HURRIED TO WHITE HAISE AY.PARWIT

PESO ull OH "TO RELEASE DEB   More Than 1,500 Delegate Accompany Committees to White House.

SOCIALISTS PETITION FOR DEBS RELEAS!   Cargy Plea for Freedom of Politica rrisoners wien Up to White ouse.

Seek Slayer ~~ - of Little Girl      Posées Ara Liking Vor Murderer Wlio Killed. GUL in, Woods Near Adeua, Obila. .

POSSES CONTINUE SEARCH FOR OHIO IRL'S ASSAILANT   Sheriff Prepares to Protec! Four Suspects Held al Sherrodsville—Fear Vio. lence By Citizens.

ARMED POSSES SEEKING FIEND ARQUSD ADENA   xcitement Runs High in Ohic Town Following Murder 0 Little Gir! At Adena.   Five Suspects Held tor Crime Rushed to Place of Safety

De Valera Is Believed to Be in Europe; Irish Office HoldsSame View

TRYING TO LOCATE WOMAN   City Clerk Edmond Bergeron Re ceived tha Following.

TRYING TO LOCATE WOMAN.      City Clerk Edmond Bergeron Re  antend ¢+han Ballauina

UANIELO MAKE NU GOMMENT ON  IMS CHARGES   Sweeping Investigation Naval Affairs Believed Certain to Result

MOMANAGED THE DEPARTMENT SAY‘ A NAVAL OFFICIAL   Inefficiency Actually Delays Surrender of Germany Declares Sea Fighter.   Tells Senate Committee Nav) Department Disregarded Advice Direct from Scene.

Oppose Plans To Kill Treaty   Republican Leaders Declare Responsihility Must Firs! Be Properly Placed.   MEET PRESIDENT   Wilson Must Face Siluation In Campaign on Issue For Or Against Reservations,

6.0. P. DECIDES ON LAST PACT OFFER   Senator Watson Selected to Join in Pregenting Last Compromise to Democrats.   READY TO MEET WILSON   Republicans Prepared to Fight For Americanization in Campaign— Demecrats Hold Up Ratification Claim.

IEPUBLIOAN LEADERS FORGE TREATY RESPONSIBILITY SOUARELY ON PRESIDENT   I! Pact is Killed” in Senate the Majority Party Will Go ictore the People Charging Wilson With Its Death

WILL PUT BLAME ON THE PRESIDEN   REPUBLICAN LEADERS WIDLT MAKE ONE MORE OFFER . FOR SETTLEMENT OF PRACE ThEATY DIAPUTR.   Senators’ Watson, Kellogg and Haj _ Appointed to Draw up New Reservation for Article Ten.

TENSION HIGH IN THE CITY OF MEXICO ACCORDING TO STATEMENTS MADE BY RETURNING TRAVELERS

RUSSIAN FORCES SUrreR LOSSES GN POLISH FREN   Pciles Retake VYerritory Which They Lost In Savage Fighting of cast Week.

Declares Wife Is Kiss Bandit   Husband On Stand, Testifies Wife Com: pelled Him To Kiss Her At Point Of Revolver

MANY ADVOCATE U. S. OVERTHROW   Attorney General Newton 07 New York Is Witness On Davey Sedition BI

bible OF . GOVERNMENT Ss ; URGED DAILY   SENATOR NEWTON DECLARES EFFORTS OF VIOLENT RADI“CALS ARE ENCOURAGED

ARE ORGANIZING   Attorney General of New York Declares Radicals Wish to Overthrow   THE U.S. GOVERNMENT   And Establish One Similas to That in Russia—Before the Serate

RADICALS ARE FAR 100 ACTIV   Atty. Gen. Newton Tells Congres. sional Committee They Daily Advocate Overthrow of Government.

SEDITION LEGISLATION URGED ON CONGRESS   By Attorney General Newton Who Says Thousands ef Red Agitators are Advocating Overthrow  2). Sao ee See »

URGES: LAW. 10 CURB ———- RADIGAL ACTIVITIES   THOUSANDS OF REDS ARE AGITATING OVERTHROW OF THE GOVERNMENT, ’NEW YORK MAN SAYS.

SAYS RADICALS “ARE STILL ACTIV      New York Attorney. General Sensational Statements to Committee

RADICALS DAILY MAKING PLOTS   -Housk:JudiciatyCominittes Is Told. Socialists Plan. to . ‘Overthrow Government.   WOULD REPUDIATE DEBTS:

ELECTION OFFICERS NAMED.   (ficeres Who Will Have Charge o Hotpital Election in County.

MAN AND WONAN. HELD:   To Bo Question Over Cause of Teweles Loftis? Death.

LOFTUS DEATH IS LATEST MYSTERY   HEAD OF JEWELRY FIRM  STRUGGLED WITH WOM) EN IN APARTMENT   -__  Miss Ruth w oods Said Loftus Fell and She Called Shayne; Both Are Held

DIAMOND. KING =, -A GOOD FELLOW   DEATH. UNDER PECULIAR CIR. - ‘CUMSTANCES IN HOTEL, ©   INVESTIGATION -IS ON.   PRETTY HOTEL CLERK “WAS, GUEST OF JEWELER IN ROOM,   In Stress of Excitement She Has: Told A Varlety of Stories of Occurence. —

“PRIENDLY SPRUCGLE" Wamay   Samuel A. TL Loftis, Chicago Dinmond King, Dies Suddenly.

WOMAN HELD IN CONNECTION WITH A DEATE   Head of Prominent Jeweiry Firm In Chicago Dies Suddenly And Two Are Involved   Had Been Drinking Heavily Says House-Keeper.

FEDERAL AGENTS TO’ INTERVENE. IN MINE WATK QUITS   SCONCILIATGRS SENT: TO SOUTHERN PART OF . STATE FROM WASHINWNelTON. .   Practically: -All Operations it  Fuel Fields Ave Curdotlad

GOVERNMENT ARBITRATORS SEEK  “TO STOP ILLINOIS COAL STRIKE.   : Operators Return to Chicago After Going to Washington for Government Aid; Men Out Estimated to Number Between 30,000 and 30,000.

Miners’ Officials Say There : Nothing t¢ Conciliate; Expect Men to Retura.   THE LEVER ACT IS TROUBLE   Number of Men Out 30,000 te 50,000—Chicago Is Short of Coal.

SHOULD STAY ON JOB   That is the Appeal and the Admonithon To Operatives In [lllnols Coal Fied,

JAPANESE ARE QUITE NERVOUS   Seem Worried by BritishAmerican Conference  NOTE ON OCCUPATION   Mf Saghalen Island and Other Points Also Seems to Worry Japanese Newspapers. Urge No Yielding to American Protest — Note is Analyzed bv Tokio Newspaper

JAPANESE DETERMINED..   7 Se a, a 4 Dispatches hescribing Conferences in Washington Increase ' Nervousness Over Relations.

JAP PRESS RANTS OVER CHTUATION IN FAR EAST   NEWSPAPERS SHOW SUSPICION OVER AMERICAN-BRITISH CONFERENCE.   One Paper Says Amicable Adjustment Is Desired, but There Ts a Limit to Patience.

FAR EAGT QUESTION   JAPAN EXERCISED. OVER THE APTITUDE OF AMERICA,   Indications that Kngland and This Country are a Unit.

BRITAIN MIGHT JUIN U.S: IN JAPANESE ROW   ‘THERE’S LIMIT TO OUR PA TIENCE,” TOKIO PAPER DECLARES

JAPANESE WORRIEG BY POLICY OF U. §   Far East Conference at Washington Increases Nervousness at Tokio Over Relations.

TOKIO NEWSPAPERS CALL UPON PEOPLE OF NATION TO SHOW UNBROKEN FRONT

JOHN BULL MAY JOIN U.S. IN FAR EAST POLICY   JAPANESE PAPERS DECLARE THE JAP DIPLOMACY Is EXCES6SIVELY TIMID

Japanese Uneasy  On U. S. Protest Against Saghalin Occupation Move

JAPAN WORKED UP OVER MERTING OF FOUR DIPLOMATS   Thinking Perhaps England Showing Signs of Joining America In Far East Policy   ONE JOURNAL SAYS THERE iS LIMIT TO JAP PATIENCE   And State of Affairs May Occur Tha Would Be Regrettable To the Entire World

FAR EAST QUESTION         RNERCISED. CTITUNEO.         Indications        *neland pe ‘ie

DEFY U. S. URGES PRESS OF JAPAN   BELLIGERANT ATTITUDE TAKEN BY TOKIO PAPERS   Show Unbroken Front Is Plea—U. 8. Communication Held to Be Protest  oe. . t'. Wtiealtsiunw

UPHOLDS THE PRESIDENT   Mrs. Harding Won't Permit Evil Spoken of Wiison.

TENSE SITUATION “PREVAILS MONDA’   Military, Forces Take Pre. cautions to Prevent Fur. ther Outbreaks in Ireland

DES MOINES PUBLISHER NAME() TODA}   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE SUCCEEDING HOUSTON   HOUSTON SUCCEEDS GLASS SECRETARY OF TREASURY

HOUSTON GLASS SUCCESODR:; (OWA MAN IN FARM JOE   Edwin T. Meredith Secretary of Agriculture in Shift of President's Cabinet.

MEREDITH IS NAMED AS SUCCESSOR TO SECRETARY HOUSTON   lowa Editor Hopes to Work Out Solution of Lost Motion in Marketing Farm Crops.   PREDECESSOR BECOMES SECRETARY OF  TREASURY   Entered Publishing Business at Age of 20 Years and Has Accumulated Fortune.

FULL ACCORD AT SAN REMO   LLOYD-GEORGE AND MILLERAND REACH UNDERSTANDING.   SOON DECIDE GERMANY’S FATE   FRANCK AND BRITAIN TO DRAW UP AN AGREEMENT.   Question eof Reparation Demande ft 1pected te Be part of it—WNittl  Saye Peace Delay Means Cataatrophe.

SOCIALISTS PLAN 10 OTUBY SOVIET   MISSION WILL SURVEY ECO. NOMIC CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA —ASK RELEASE OF DEBS.

HEADQUARTERS OF SINN FEINERS IN DUBLIN RAIDED   Police and Soldiers in Battle Equipment Swoep Down on Society's Office and Arrest One Man.

GREENVILLE LOGT IN GREAT BATTLE    JACKSON ROMPED ALL OVER CLARKSDALE TEAM   BELZONI DOWNS CHARLESTON   Pearson Pitched a Superh Game for Greenville, But Deberry for Cireen wood Did the Same,

GREENVILLE LOST. IN GREAT BATTLE   JACKSON ROMPED ALL ; OVER CLARKSDALE TRAD      JELZORT DOWNS CHARLESTO:   Pearson Pitched a Superl Game fo: Greenville, But Beborry for Grcen wood Did the Same,

WOMEN OWE SUPPORT TO DEMOCRATIC PART   Says Julia Landers, of Nationa! Committee, in Talk Before Jackson Club.   JUDGE R. M. MIERS SPEAKS   Speaker Condemne Republican Congress For Its Failure to Enact Reconstructive Legislature.

ORCED OUT IN CLEAN-UP BEGUN BY ROTARY   Mayor Acts to Save His Own Scalp—He May Resign Later.   “HANDS-OFF” POLICY CAUSE OF SHAKE-UP

SNE      Apandaned Sutemotule Was: Pound in Minnesoia Near Voundary

WAS BERGDCLUS CAR   \pandsned Automobile Was Pound in Minnesota Near Voundary

GUTS THROAT OF 2 GRAND CHILDREN AND HER OWL      Believe Worry Over Daughter’s Death Caused Derangement of the Mind Of Grandmother.

OF SHIPPING BOARD WON'T NE ero ANN.   Of the Appropriations It Asked — This Sum Has Been Collected.

UHAIRMAN IF SHIPPING BOARD WONT NEED $125,000, 000  YF thea Annranriatione It Agked —   Of the Appropriations It Asked— This Sum ilas Been Collected.

HOB DISPERSED NM: ca   ‘RIED. TQ. BREAK INTO JAN      of 4 22. Virginia 7:

ANGRY MOB SEEKS COLORED SLAYER   Storm Jail At Alexandria Near Washington For Black Who Murdered White   ALSO ATTACKED GIRL   Negro Bearing Wounds : Arrested and Said To Have Confessed the Crime.

MOB OF THOUSAND SEEKING — NEGRO MURDERER SCATTERED  BY CAVALRY AT ALEXANDRIA

“itso INT   Crowd of 1,000 Dispelled.b) Troops Who Prevent Tvenchine.   WHITE MAN IS KILLEL   Prisoner Shoois Virginian  Then. Attempts. Attack  r : on Girl.

CAVALRY BREAKS MOB AFTER NEGRO SLAYER   Prisoner Accused of Shooting Man and Assaulting Latter’s Fiancee Is Besieged

CAVALRY FORCE SCATTERS MOB THREATENING TO LYNCH NEGRO ACCUSED COMMITTING MURDER   Jail Near Washington Is Be sieged When Reported Hi Killed White Man and At tacked Fiancee.

Jail Mob Quiet, Negro Admits Slaying Moore,’ .. . Attacking His Fiancee    Young Chicago Girl, Secretary to Britten, Victim of Road Hold ; : Us; Near Washington; Troops Disperse- Thousands i  poo. “Storming Court House: te

CAVALRY TROOP USPERSES MOB   Attempted Lynching Near National Capital.  nviwvirn TAK  NHrHeCNnae   Surround Jail at Alexandria Court House and Demand Negro Who is Said to Have Killed T. Morgan Moore and Attempted to Attack Latter’s Fiancee, Miss Clark

CAVALRY SCATTERS MOB NEAR CAPITAL   More Than 1000 Seek Negro in Virginia   Charge Black Killed Escort and Attacked Congressman’s Secretary

CAVALRY DISPERSES MOB,   Crowd Tries to Obtain Possession of Negro Held for Murder.

JAIL T0 GET MURDERER  Had Held Up White Gil and Killed Her Fiance  CONFESSES TO SHOOTING VICTIM  Chased Girl ‘After the Killing to Get  Jewelry   CAVALRY CALLED TO DISPERSE MOB   CONFESSES MURDER

CALL OUT CAVALRY TO AVERT LYNCHING   THREATS MADK BY MOB NUT FraR FROM WASHINGTON.   ' Demand Made for Life of Murdervus _ Regre Fellowing Killing of White  Man and Attempt te At tack a Girl.

SULDIEAS GALLED TO QOPERSE MUD SEEKING NEGRO   1,000 Surround Jail Near Washington After Black Kills White Man and Tries to Attack Victim’s Fiancee.

BLACK HELD FOR DEATH OF WHITE: MAN, CONFESSES   ATTACK ON GIRE CHARGED i   CITIZENS THIRSTING FOR BLOOD, BUT TROOPS HALT LYNCHING ¥}

Root Advises Harding to Entel  League With Safeguard ing Amendments.   MEETS FRIENDS OF LEAGUE   /Presiderit-Elect May Reject Senate Advice on Ap pointment of Root.

= So  Root Will Urge Harding 10 Save League Frame Work; Entering With Safeguard:

ASK HARDING TO. SAVE FRAMEWORK LEAGUE-NATIONS   European Powers’ WHl Make Conces. sions by Striking Out Artlele 10 and Other Objectionable Points.

ROOT I$ HEARD IN CONFERENCE   President-Elect Harding To day Hears Elihu Root’s Arguments for a Safe Leaque.   OTHERS COMING LATER

HARDING HEARS ELIMU ROOT ON LEAGUE TODAY   Strong Pressure Brought to Bear on President-Elect in League’s Favor   ASSOCIATION SCHEME FOLLY, SAYS HOOVER   rAPT TO ARGUE FOR RETEN. TION OP® PRESENT FRAME: WORK, AND BRYAN WILL HAVE A KIND WORD,

HARDING HEARS LEAGIE WES   YEE a.  URGED BY ELIHU ROOT TO SAVE THE FRAMEWORK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   BRYAN {STO BE HEARD   The Commoner Is to Call on the President-Elect This Week With x Kind Word fer the League, The View 4f Hoover.

dl STRONG PRESSURE BROUGHT OV THE COMING EXECUTIVE   Root and Taft Will Urge That it Be Partly Recognized

PLEADING WITH. ~ HARDING FOR WHE  FARUE OF NATION   Pro-Leaguera Want Harding  t Offer to Enter on SafeguardE ing Conditions. =.

SAVE FRAMEWOR OF LEAGUE, URGE BY ROOT, HOO   President-elect Harding Told by Republican Leader How'F! Europe Will Go in Reorganization and Views 0 World Court. 7

WANT HARDING TO SAVE APART OF THELEAGII   Hoover, Root, Hughes and Others ce uch a ep

ELIHU ‘ROOT, STAUNCH FRIEND OF LEAGUE, CONFERS WITH PRES,ELECT HARDING

VETERANS INTERESTED,      Third of National Guard Unit At Dav enport Served During War, 2

Conference Report On Water Power Bill   The Report Was Approved Today by the Senate.

ACTION ON WATERPOWER BILL   Conference Report Approved by Sen ate, and Measure Now Gors to the President.

ACTION ON WATERPOWER BILL   ‘Conference ‘Report’ Appioved by Sen. . ate, and Measure Now Goes to. o the. President.

MORE OPPOSITION TOSOLDIERBONUS   “Money Handout Would Simply Be Thrown Away,” Former Artillery Captain Declares   THE LEGION 1S DIVIDED   Members of Ex-Service Men’s  Veteran Organization View  Proposal in Many Ways

New York Ex-Servicemen Says Money Would Be “Thrown Away.”   ‘MEN WHO NEED BONUS WOULD SQUANDER IT”   Authorization of “Handout” Would Depreciate-Govern-ernment Loans.

EX-OFFICER SAYS QOLDIERS WOULD SQUANDER BONIS   Former Artillery Captain Op. poses Financial Relief to Ex-Service Men.   CALLS IT MONEY WASTED

NO MONEY FOR SOLDIERS’ AID   Proposition of a Bonus fo Ex-Service Men Opposed Before Committee   NATIONAL FINANCES LOW   J. H. Halper and Gates Sperry Have Wordy Session During Discussion

nounces It as “Money Hand ~ Out” Thrown Away,   SMITH BILL IS FAVORED       Lan Legislation Would. 1 Better than Cash Grant’ be the: Belief : of  . Several,

FORMER SERVICE MAN OPPOSED TO FINANCIAL RELIEE   Dedlires Money Hand Out by U. S. “Would be Simply Thrown Away”

FLAT OPPOSITION TO RELIEF PLAN OF LEGION MEMBERS   Representative. "Burns. Claims Members Woul ld Simply Squanae. Rane Ps   DEFENSE OF NATION ‘REWARD

Contends That Satisiaction of Having Fought to Defend the Country is Suflicient Reward-Says Even the American Legion is Divided on the Question,

BONUS FOR ARMY MEN FAGES STRONG HOUSE OPPOSITION   HILL, OF TENNESSER, ATE VK PROPOSED PLAN EN BITTER TEEMS   "WOULD BURDEN PUBLIC   Members of Congress Will be Black listed in Coming Election if Aid is Refused, ix Statement

FLAYS PLAN FOR SOLDIER RELIEE   CONGRESSMAN SAYS BONUS WOULD BRING OPPRESSIVE TAXATION SYSTEM.

Former Service Men Will Not Blacklist Congressmen, He Say:   Financial Relief Would Necessi tate Oppressive Tax Burdens is Belief.

MONEY BONUS  FOR SOLDIERS IS OPPOSED BY SERVICE MAR   ‘Simply Thrown Away, Declares Member of American Legion.

MONET GHANT-T SERVICE MEN Bl BURDEN   Representatives Tell Former Soldiers That Cost Would — Make Taxes “Most Op pressive in World” 

SULDIER RELIEF MEETS QPPOSITIOI   Bonus Would Force Establish. ment of World’s Most Oppressive System of Taxatior Says Representative Hull.

BONUS MEASURE “IS OPPOSED BY. FORMER OFFICER   FORMER OFFICER  First Opposition to Sol-dier Relief LawIs — Vairod.

SAYS BONUS WOULD BE WASTED MONE)   FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN OP. POSES PLAN OF FINANCIAL Fd AID TO SOLDIERS,

MONEY GRANTS 10 ~ HAMPER TAXPAYERS   Further Bond Issue For Service Men's Bond Issuc Opposed.

BONUS WOULD BOOST TAXES   ‘Congressman Hull Says It Woult ~ Be Additional Burden,   FORMER SERVICE MEN HEARD

TAT OPPOSITC TO Gat GRANT FOR VETERANS   Former Artillery Captain Says It “Would Be Simply Thown Away’: Many » Want Homesteads

MONEY GRANT OPPOSED   APPEALS ARE COUNTERED.   Congressmen Say Aid for For. mer Service Men Would  Mean Higher Taxes.  7

SCRAPPING OVER TERMS OF ' BONU!   All Kinds of Opinions are Aired it The Hearing Lefore: Congress. On Bonus to Service Men.

OPPOSES MONEY RELIEF   Former Soldier Says ‘‘Handout Would Simply be Thrown Away.”

THE RELIEF WRANGLE,   Legislation Por Service Men Getting Nowhere in Committee,

MILITARY RELIEF FUND MIGHT MEAN TAXPAYER BURDEN   Tentessee Congressman Think: Bonu: Would, Create. Opnpassive Keetem of Taxes      aw Wwstr

BONUSES. FOR YANKS MEAN WORE BURDE  WORE BADEN (IN TAYPAYERS      Appeals for Money Grant: for Ex-Servictmen Countered in Hearing.   CONGRESSMEN WOULD NOT BE BLACKLISTED      Former Soldier’ Says Men Do Want the Impossible, Up to Congress. «

O'BRIEN SLAIN, SAYS SISTER   Woman Threatened Life of Aviator Pat, Is New Charge—No Inquest Held.

SISTER SAYS .O’BRIEN. SLAIN   Mrs. Clara Clegg Declares Certain Woman Threatened Life of the Aviator.

7,000 See Festival Thursday   THIS IS DUBUQUE COUNTY DAY; EVEN BIGGER ' CROWDS EXPECTED

Half Million Dollars In Auto Parade   ATTENDANCE TODAY AT FESTIVAL EXPECTED TO SET RECORD.

ARGUMENT HEARD I PORT CONTROVERS   [FOUR GULP CITIES P STARS A HEAR IN CORPUS CHRISTI.

ACCUSES POWERS: OF SENDING THEIR RADICALS T0:U: §:   Knutson; Pleads “1 for: “Two B ven

Republican Womenof Douglas Caunty   Have Organization on for Gampaign

LL EEE e_—_—  Republican Women of Douglas Caunty Have Organization on for Gampaigr

BONDS WAY DOWN.   Récord Low Level Struek Today iu Liberty Bond: Prices.

LIBERTY BONDS STILL DECLINE   The 314’s Fall to 94; 4s Re main at Yesterday’s Tevel

BONDS TAKE DROP   Lowest Quotation in New York on Liberty Issues.

LIBERTY BONDS TAKE BiG DROP   LIBERTY “THREE AND ONE-HALFS”" FALL TO 94 ON TODAY’S BOND MARKET

HUNGARY'S PEACE TERMS 100 HARSH   Count Apponyi, Writing Answer to Allies, Declares Many of Clauses Are Impossible of Fulfillment.   MONARCHY IN HUNGARY LIKELY TO BE RESTORED   Jugo-Slav Reply to Allied UItimatum Is Refusal to Accept Proposed Settlement of Adriatic Issue.

TWO MAIL FLYERS: BURNED TO DEAT   Airplane Bursts” Into. Flames _ Over Morristown. and Falls.  ‘Tynineion Tran.

TWO KILLED WHEN MAIL. PLANE BURNS   Machine Carrying Mail from New York to Cleveland and Chicago Crashes Early Today.

2 MAIL FLYERS BURNED 10 DEATH   Pilot Miller and His Meshanician Lose Lives in A'l-Metal  Airplane.   MOST. OF MAIL- DESTROYED   Farmers at Morristown, N. J. See . Machine Take Dive and Burst Into Flames—Gas Tank Explodes  as Plane Hits Ground.

ALL METAL AIRPLANE ~” BURNS UP:AVIATORS   GOVERNMENT MACHINE FALL! IN FLAMES KILLING ITS PILOT “AND HIS MECHANITIAN .

CREW KILLED IN ACRASH OF MAIL AIRPLANE   Plane Burst into Flames As Felt Apparently From Engine Trouble.   BODIES ARE BADLY BURNED   Accident Happened at Morrison, N. J., Enroute to Cleveland, Ohio.

TWO AVIATORS BURN TO DEATH THIS MORNING   Morristown, N. J., is Scene off      MAX MILLER AND G. RIERSON VICTIMS.   Ill.Fated Men Were Engaged in Carrying Mail to Chicago.

MAIL PLANE IS BURNED AND MEN DIE IN FLAMES   Metal Plane Took Fire and Exploded on Way to Chicago.

FLYERS BURNED DEATH IN PLANE      Identify Mail Enroute to 8. D. Nebraska and Ohio in Wreckage.

TWO MAIL FLYER BURNED TO DEATH   Pilot and Mechanician Los¢ Lives in All-Metal Piane.   MACHINE FALLS IN N. J. CITY   Most of Mail Destroyed When Airplane Comes to Earth at Morristown— Two Other Fiyers Injured in Accident in Ohio.

TA APLAR -WECHANIC AND PILOT PERISH   Sky Mail Carriers Burned ic . ~ Death When Machine  Catches ‘Fire. ~

ALL METAL PLANE DESTROYED   Two Men Bearned to Death When Machine Fell in Flames.

U.S. MAIL FLYERS BURNED 10 DEATH AS PLANE FALLS   [wo Perish In New Jersey Crash; Letters Destroyed.

MAIL PLANE CATCHES FIRE; TWO BURNED   Flames Destroy Craft Whil« Over Morristown,  N. J.

AUL-METAL MAIL PLANE DASHES TWO TO DEAT   Plane Catches Fire and Torri fic Explosion Follows Sudden Dive to City Street.   MOTOR TROUBLE !$ CAUSE

TWO DIE FLAMES  DESTROY DIANE   All-Metal Mail Plane Crashes To Street   Hits Ground With Awful Thud And Bursts Into Flames   Mail Bags Scattered Broadcast In Tumble]

TWO MEN BURNED 10 DEATH WHEN MAIL AIRPLANE FELL 10 THE GROUND IN FLAMES

NEW YORK CHINESE IN GREAT UPROAR   Police Fear That Ferocious Tong Wars of Old Will Again Break Out.

ROAST PIG PACT BNDS   Another Tong Feud Fearec in New  York's Chinatown Gver Killing nf Ariantal

MINERS ADVISED. TORETURN TO WORK   Situation Result of Unwise. Ac tion of Unthinking Men   POLICY COMMITTEE SAYS   Miners’ ‘‘Vacation”’ Has Served Two- Fold Purpose—Giver . Men Rest After Four Years  + of Steady Labor, While Man‘“Sfesting. Displeasure at Scant wWeacure of Justice.

MINERS ARE ADVISED TO RESUME ACTIVIT   COMMITTEE OF UNION URGES WORKERS TO BE FAITH~ FOUL TO CONTRACTS.

UNWISE ACTION UN THINKING MEE   Policy Committee of Mine Workers in Anthracite Field Advises Miners to Live Up to Contracts.

STRIKERS URGED TO RESUME WORK   UNION HEADS SEEK TO PU * END TO “VACATION” MOVEMENT IN COAL FIELDS.

UNION HEADS — REQUEST MEN RETURN TO JOE   Policy Committee United Mine Workers Issue Call to “AH Loyal” Men. ~   MUST VINDICATE FAITH

MINERS TOLD TO RETURN TO WORK   BELIEF HELD ALL MINES WILL GE OPERATING BY NEXT MONDAY  o

ADVISE MEN RETURN TO WORK   Policy Committee of Miners Ask  Vacationists to Come Back.

OT AIKING MINERS URGED TO RETURN TO WORK AT ONCE   PRESENT SITUATION CAUSED BY’ UNWISE ACTION OF FEW SAYS PROCLAMATION °   UNION OFFICIALS MEET   As Soon as Work in Anthracite Fields Is Resumed Policy Committee Wilt Make Etorts To Have Hearing Re-Opened

MISSISSIPPI RAGES AS WORST FLOOD IN YEARS THREATENS      WATER RISING INCH AN HOUR; LA_ CROSSE HOMES ALREADY INUNDATED.   TRAFFIC BLOCKED      Trains Detour as Iee Gorges ‘Are Piled Over Rail aad.

THREATENS LACROSSE; RIVER RAPIDLY RISING   MISSISSIPPL RISES AN INCH AN HOUR — RESIDENTS ARE MOVING OUT.

MISSISSIPPI ON RAMPAGE   Flood Stage Passed at La Crosse, Which Is Threatened.

Interchurch Drive Continues as None of the Churches ‘are Over the Top;

UNDER THE QUOTAS.   interchurch Drive Continues as None of the Churches are Over the Top, .

Brother of Dead Mayor of Cork, If fle Explains How He Left U.S. Without Passport.

ELABORATE DIOPLAY   HANDIWORK OF THE BOYS ANT GIRLS OF MUCH INTEREST.   Exhibit Under Auspices Economic‘ Clubs Under Wey.

HANDIWORK: OF: THE BOYS. ANI : GIRLS OF MUCH ANTEREST. .      Extybit Under Auspices ‘Reonomic: Clubs Under Way.

PERMITS ALLIED COMMISSION TO ENTER RUSSIA   Soviet Government Reserves Right to Send Similar  Radu fa Enenne

PROBE IS NOW AT STANDSTILL SAYS OFFICIAL   Detectives Fail to Locate ‘Fix  ers’ Wanted in Gambling Drnho   Plenty of Time Says New Yor! Official

AGAINST: A- HASTY TARIFF   Penrose Also Kills Hopes Fer Soldiers Bonus Legislation

Tariff, Bonus Must Wait, Is  enrose’s Wor P ’s Word   Peunsylvania Senator Kills Hupe of Action on Hither Measure This Session.

PENROSE BLOCKS . “BONUS LEGISLATICN   Sdys It Should Be Considered Along With Reversue LegisJation.

LITTLE HOPE OF — SOLDIER BONUS   DECLARES IP IS INTIMATEL CONNECTED WITH THE TARJEF AND REVENUE QUESTION

MADE TO ENGLAND BY UNITEL STATES   Over Viscount Grey’s Letter in Re gard to the Treaty.

OBREGON DISTRIBUTES GIFTS TO CHILDREN   Mexican President Provides Toys, Fruits and Candies Kinr All.

French Sink Steamer ee Ammunition ato Turk: Nationalist   Vessel Flying Red Flag Goes Down with Tremendous Ex_ plosion off Batum

FRENCH WARCHAFT SINKS “RED: BOAT   Soviet Ship Carries Ammunition to Turk Nationalists at Trebizond.

FRENCH SINK RED STEAMER   Destroyer in the Black Sea Keeps Am. munition From Turk Na. tionalists,

LOOTERS KUED BY THE MEL TARY   Refugees Spend Night: in Fields—Police Are: Killed in Attack on Barracks at Comlough. -—-Dublin Riots.      HAPPENINGS

CITY OF CORK   CALMED DOWN AFTER LAST NIGHT'S FIRE   Whole Central Part of City Burned —Loss $15,000,000.

SINN FEINERS ATTACK TOWN OF COMLOUGH TODA\   WOMAN LOOTER SHOT ANC KILLED IN CORK THIS MORNING.   RUSH BRITISH TROOPS TO SCENE OF BATTLE

1 JUDGE KENNESAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS TO DIRECT LEAGUE   Will Also Keep His Position um the Federal Bench

MAKE LE IND TELE AAISING HIS PRY      THEN PROCEEDS TO CUT orrEnne a 7,500 AND

LANDIS ACCEPTS OFFER FOR SAKE OF AMERICA’S YOUTHS      Keeps Magnates Waiting 45 Minutes Before Listening to Proposition That Pays Six Times the Salary Paid Him As Judge

LANDIS ACCEPTS CHAIRMANSHIP OF ~ ORGANIZED BASEBAL   fivcuge Jurlst WH Terre $7.50) Pesttion op Peer Bench 1 ttecelye $50,000, Yeuriy,

JUDGE LANDIS SUPREME COURT OF BASEBALL   Federal - Jurist Won’ t “Quit: ‘Banch ‘to. Bossi National’ Pastime. ~ 

BASEBALL WAR END WITH SELECTION OF LANDIS AS DICTATOR   Famous Jursit Will Retain Place on Federal Bench and Draw $42,500 Annually for Directing Sport.   FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF LASKER PLAN ADOPTEL   National Commission Aholivhed in Favor of One-Man Contrul—Judge Lendis’ Decisions Will Be rinal—Ia Veteran Fan and Student vf Came.

JUDGE LANDIS 13 SUPREME DICTATOR UF NATIONAL GAME   Famous Chicago Jurist Accepts Offer of Sixteen "Major League Clubs at $42, 500 a Year.

JUDGE LANDIS To ACCEPT $50,000 BASEBALL Q@FFER   Noted Jurist _ Will Not Give Up US. Bench, However,   RELINQUISHES $7,500 OF SAL/ RY TRNDERED   Position Offered - By Sixteen Major League Magnates After ‘‘War’’ ig Sottioda.

BOLTED BY SEN. REED   AND. WARNS  _AGAINS) : HIS LEAGUE ill ‘NA ~ TIONS POLICY: «:      Democratic ‘Senator from _ Missouri. Blows the Lid Off His Party’s Phaneen i in “Home State. °~" :

REED BLOWS OFF DEMOCRATIC LID IN HIS STATE   Repudiates President's League Candidate for Senator and Gov. Cox      ALSO ASSAILS PRESIDE

TO SHOW MINE RECORDS.   Operators Say Their Data Wil Be Revealed For First , Time.

SAY PROFITS NOT EXCESSIVE   Mine Operaters te lay Their Records Befere the Public Vfew.

MINE OPERATORS TO LAY ALL GARDS UPON TABLE   PROMISE TO SUBMIT SOME VERY INTERESTING DATA THIS WEEK BEARING UPON QUESTION OF WAGES AND OTHER MATTERS.

Operators Will Open — Records To Pablic   Declare Data Will Show Miners Can: Make 41 0 to g19'. Dev. .

OPERATORS. WILL CONTEST FURTHER “ADVANGE IN WAGE'   Claim That Fourteen . Per Cent. Granted’ Miners More Than “Made Up For Living: Increase.   WILL GIVE. PUBLIC. DATA’

ROBBERY MOTIVE IN KANSAS CITY MURDER   Six Under Suapicion of Killing Miss Barton While Riding in Automobile With Fiance,

THE SECOND VICTIM MAY DIE   Young ‘Man Shot In Kansas City Hold Up. -Has an Infection in ; Wound

ROBBERY MURDER MOTIVE      Police Unable to Unearth Any Other Obiect in Slaying of Couple Siear Hanane Cite.

Military Power Of Lenine’ Foes Is Crumbling On All Fronts   DENIKEN CEASES TO BE FACTOR   Army Is Split, Allied Support Withdrawn And Ilis Supply Of Munitions Gone

OPPOSITION 70 SOVIET GOVERNMENT GRUMBLING FAST   Admiral Kolchak’s) All-Russian Forces and Gen. Denekin’s Army Continue to Retreat.

ANT-BOLOHEVIK FORGES GRUMBLE   Military Opposition to  Russia’s Soviet Government Failing on All Fronts.   KOLCHAK’S ARMY FALLS BACK

UPPUSHTION TU HUOOIAN AE DS mL NG FAST   \olchak Forces Forced to Give Way Again; Deniken Continues Retreat   SOLSHEVIKI THREATEN ATTACK ON ESTHONIA   BRITISH OFFICIAL CIRCLES SAID TO TAKE VIEW THAT SOME KIND OF AGREEMEN' iS INEVITABLE.

" BACK ON ALL FRONTS BY RUSSIANS   GENERAL DENEKIN IS: SAID TO BE.NO LONGER AN iM. PORTANT MILITARY FACTOR— ‘DESPITE. DESPER. “ATE FIGHTING BOLSHEVIKI FORCES: APPARENTLY ARE MAKING FUTILE EFFORT TO 'GAIN GROUND.

RUSSIAN SOVIETS WIN EVERYTHING: TROTZKY 15 SLAIN   Military Opposition Now Crumbling Along All  Fronts   Admiral Kolchak’s Force: Are Driven Back Frow Irkutsk

PRICES 10 BE HIGHER THiS YEAR   Survey Made by DowJones Service   WV sevrnsr Wwe FAW  FIND LABOR SCARCE Say Wall Street Strong er Than Ever

REPORT ofc Pri [0 0) STILL HIGHER   Manufacturers Think Short age of Labor and Commodities Cause Advance

Governor Goodrich In Close Touch With Legislature. and Making Every Effort to Secure Closing of Affairs Forthwith; Tax Bills Still Furnish Certain Degree of Uncertainty.   el  WAR MEMORIAL COMPROMISE BILL AGREED UPON

SPECIAL SESSION MAY CLOSE TONIGHT   But Some Uncertainty Ex ‘isted This Afternoon—A Quiet Morning.

MAKING EFFORT TO END SPECIAL SESS N TONIGHI   Outcome of Tax Bills Still Un certain—Agreed On the War Memorial.   SHORT SESSIONS TODAY   House For Two Platoon System For Fire Depariments— Covalt Against.

PEOPLE BUYING == MUCH INSURANCE   Figures Show Substantial New Purchases

LIFE INSURANCE “FINE INVESTMEN   BUY. MORE THAN TEN. BILLION OF “+. NEW: PROTECTION DESPITE eA CONDITIONS

WINSOME BETTY JANE DALY KILLED BY AUTE   LITTLA, POUR-YEAR-OLD GIRL RUNS IN FRONT OF MACHINE AT MT, J4EWEHTT AND Is CRUSH. 3a) Tvs FP AH.

MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE 1S VERDICT   Jury in Case of Harry S. New, Jr  - Reports After 45 Hours’ Delib eration—Defendant Unshaken By the Verdict.  7

FIRE DESTROYS ENTIRE TOWN   iTen Business JHouses and Hotel Were Burn. ed Last Night

PETS, S, C.MEDA   French General Receives: the American Service Cross at Fort Meyers arid Delivers Many French Awards to the Americans ns Beehancs. 

RAILROADERS SLUGGED   By Unidentified Assailants in Pittsburgh Yards .

REIGHT MOVEMENT HAMPERED        Atucks Ave Made on Hiailroads at Pittsbursh Terminals.

FREIGHT MOVEMENT HAMPERED   Attacks Are Made on Railroads at Pittsbureh Terminals.

THREE GIRLS WERE INJURED   Several Small Buildings Were Burned Follow ing an Explosion

DARNUNZIO HAS SPLENDID COURT   Italian Poet-Captain Lives In Regal Pomp.

WOMAN MADE CHAIRMAN   Mrs. dulia Sanders Fads Now York Hankruptey Commitee.

ITALIANS TRY TO INSULT U. S. FLAG AT GENOA   REDS ENDEAVOR TO FOPCE AMERICAN CONSULATE TO LOWER STARS AND STRIPES

ITALIAN RADICALS ~~ INSULT U. S. FLAG   Italian Reds Seek to Violate Genoa Consulate.   Demand That Old Glory Be Half-Mast ed as Large Labor Funeral Passes.

AY TACK MADE ON U.S, GONSULATE AT GENOA, ITALY   Workmen Demand Low: ering American Flag During a Funeral.

FTALAAN REDS. MADE ATG LAME “CORGULATE AT GENO      imen in Funeral Parade Attempted to Enter Office of nsuk, Murphy and Lower - Flag:te Half Mast. —-Italy Exoprestes Reeret.

ATTEMPT TO HOIST RED FLAG   Italiane Try to Lower Stare and Stripes Daring Funeral.

ITALIAN WORKMEN ATTEMPT T0 HAUL DOWN THE AMERICAN FLAC   Members of Funeral Procession Enter the U. S. Consulate at Genoa, Italy, and Insult Vice  Consul Who Refused Their Demands.   PALMER GOES TO NEW YORK.

INSIST ON LOWERING FLAG      Workmenu in Genon, Italy, Demand Amertean Consulate Place Stars and Strinea at tinif Mast.

ITALIAN REDS  VIOLATE U.S. CONSULATE   Bearing the Red Flag Thoy Demanded the Stars and Stripes Be Lowered.

IES AUTEM UH PULL DOM U.S, FLab Al  ENGA, ITALY   Workmen Who Storm Of lice of U.S. Consul Repulsed      AUTHORITIES EXPRESS REGRET FOR INCIDENT   Giolitt’s Plan for Commis sion of Laborers Looked Upon as Victory

ATTACK AMERI CAN CONSULATE   Italian Workmen Wanted U. S. Mlag  TLowered foe Tiinoral

OFFER INSULT TO U. S.   Halian Reds Seek to Violate Genoa Consulate.   Demand That Old Giory Be Half-Mans* ed as Large Labor Funerai Passes.

ITALIAN SEEK: TO LOWER O10 PLORYIN GENOA   ‘Attempted Violation Reported  To State. Department at “Washington   RADICAL LEADERS SEE ~ "WICTORY FOR STAND   Premier Threatens ‘Employers  “Unless They-Make Con- gessions to Labor

INSULT OFFERED U. S   REDS IN GENOA, ITALY, SEEK TO VIOLATE CONSULATE.   Labor Leaders Demand That Old Glory Be Half-Masted at Workmen’s Funeral.

ITALIAN REDS TRY TOLOWER AMERIGAN FLAG   Striking Workmen at Genoa Display Red Banners. Attempt Violation  of U. S. Consulate During Funeral.   THE CONSUL STOPS MOE   The Government Authorities Express Regret to Washington Over Attempted  Radical Insult to the Stars and Stripes.

Attempt To Violate . American Consulate         Attempt fo Tear Down Americar Blag at American Consulate at Qenon. Italy.

BRITAIN SECURES MEXICAN OIL GRANT   Grantéd Three Years Concessions te Explore Oil Lands in Lower California

ENGLISH AND JAPS PONTAO! MEX. OH   Southern California and Sonora Output Under-Centro! of Two Nations.

AANKS OF STRIKING CARMEN IN EAST BEGIN 10 WAVER   Nearly Hundred and Fifty Old Employes Return To Work

SALOON DEAD . AS SLAVER'   So Declared William Jennings Bryan at Springiield Today

NO WET PLANKS IK PLATFORM OF BIG PARTIES, BRYAN SAYS   NEBRASKAN ASSERTS  BECEPION WILL BE PRACTICE D— SURE OF VICTORY FOR SUPFRAGE

THE SALOON IS JUST AS DEAD AS SLAVERY   Bryan Says He Expects oth Nation al Coprentions to Declare Prati bitdon a Setiled Fact,

SALOON IS DEAD, DECLARES BRYAN   Compares Saloon to Slavery in Inter view at Springfield—To Address Con-Con.

Policy Committee of Anthracite Workers Vote to End the Hard Coal Tieup.

MINERS CALL OFF STRIKE   Policy Committee of Anthracite Workers Vote to End the Hard Coal Tieup.

ARTICLE 10 OF LEAGUE 1 NOT WELL ADAPTED TO PROMOTE PEAGI   President of Harvard Suggest That a Point Might Be Conceded.

ASK D:MUGPATS STAND LESS FIRM   Lowell, Leacuc Supporter, Is In , =  Favor of Some  Re-ervations.

PRESIDENT OF HARVARD URGES CONCEDING POIN}   Requests Democratic Senators ‘'Not to + Stand Too Firmly’’ Against Res’ ervation-to Ratification

LOWELL URGES SENATE NOT TO STAND FIRMLY’   SAYS MEMBERS SHOULD PERMIT RESERVATION TO ARTICLE 10—POINTS OUT ARTICLE 16

BUILDINGTRUST “INVESTIGATION     BRINGS ARRESTS   At Least Three Indictments Re: turned While Inquiry Progresses.   CONTRACTOR ADMITS CODE   Witness Tells of Money Paid t , Head of the Building Trades hack:

BENCH WARRANTS FOR 3 PERSONS IN TRUST   Grand Jury Continues Building Quiz.

BUILDING TRUST MOST POWERFU   VHOLE LIMESTONE TRADE OF COUNTRY IN HANDS Ol NATIONAL ASSOCIA. TION OF STONECUTTERS.

BUILDING TRUST [a KATIONWIDE, oMYa WITNESS AT QUIZ   Whole Limestone Trade of U. $ “in Grip” of Stonecutters, Big Contractor Admits.   ISSUE BENCH WARRANTS ON THREE INDICTMENTS   Federal Gov't Aids Probe o Conditions in New York: ‘City Joins Inquiry.

Bench Warrants Were Issued Today   For the Arrest. of at Lenst Uhree Ine  dicted as Members. of Building Tyas diy New York,

TRUST OF BUILDERS CAUSING AN INQUIRY   Efforts to Locate Men Responsible for Building Holdups Result  in Indictments.

BUILDING MEN. FACE ARREST   N. Y. Jury Indicts 3 Per sons; See Limestone “Trust”

LAW: SCORES-1N FIGHT TRUST         Bench Warrants Issued fo: Three Persons Indicied by The Grand Jury.

BUILDING TRUS! TO BE BROKEN: THREE INDICTED   LIMESTONE TRADE ALSO IN GRIP OF UNION, ASSGERTS CONTRACTOR.- _..   Central Figure in Inquiry “Rides High Horse” Is  eo aa

BUILDING TRUST  INQUIRY Ghat ~— INOICTMENTS   STARTLING EVIDENCE INTRODUC ED BY WITNESSES BEFORE INVESTIGATORS.

AFTER BUILDING TRUST,      New York Jury Has Indicted Al leged Conspirators -To Keep : [Cp Prices. .

BUILDING TRUST INVESTIGATION   Bench Warrants Issued Today for at Least Three Persons

WARRANTS ISSUED INTREST GAGE   BUILDING TRADES PROBE PD NEW YORK BRINGS IMMEDIATE: RESULTS

KNOX LOOMS UP   With the Endorsement of  “Boss” Bois Penrose, Senator Knox May be   THE “BLACK HORSE”  At the Republican Convention — Situation is Already Complicated

KNOX AND HOOVER STAND BiG CHANCE OF LEADING 6.0P   POLITICIANS BELIEVE DARK HORSES WILL VENTE AL. LY CONTROL CHIVAGO PWEETING   KNOX STRENGTH GROWS   Sureestion of Pennsylauiaa as Con. promise Canuidate Apparently Js Meetiz ith Faver in AH Parts of the Conntrs

STRENGTH PEVELOPED BY SEN. KNOWS ENTRY IXTOL RACE 18 3G SURPRIRE          CHANCES. ROR A RK MORSE . SAUG TO: BE. FNCREGING RAPIDLY.

KNOXSTRENGTH NO PUZZLING TO 6. U.P. LEADERS   Pennsylvania Senator Now Looms as “Dark Horse”. in Republican Race

PRESIDENTIAL MIXUP GROWS   Complicated Situation is Ren dered More Difficult of Solution By Late Moves.   IKNOX BOOM SPREADING

LYNCHING UNDER‘ INVESTIGATION   Senate Subcommittee Probing the Recent Riots,   FEDERAL LEGISLATION URGEL

URGE LEGISLATION 10 PREVENT RAGE RIOTS, LYNCHING   Initial Hearings of Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee Held —Conducted Under Curtis Resolution.   TELL OF PROPAGANDA   Department of Justice Repor Shows Activity of Radical Agitators Among Negroes  In Many Cities.

RIMES eae Te I a I a oad groes of United States. Enactment of Federal Legislation Is Urged to End Mob  Rule and I.vnchines.

W TQ PREVENT LYNCHINGS WAGED   Enactment of Legislation te Prevent Rioting Advocated.   CURTIS PRESENTS REPORT.   Republican Senator Shows Ac. tivity of Radical Agitators Among Negroes — Attorney Says Recent Trouble in Arkansas Was Due to System of Peonage in State.

GURTIO SEER FEDERAL LAW ON LYNGHING   ARKANSAS LAWYER SAYS THA’ STATE NEEDS FEDERAL ATTENTON NOW   Rev, Rcebinson and Sec. Shillady Tel Committee Their Hard Luck Stories   Rratton On ArKansaw

ILL TO END RIOTING AND LYNCHING UF   Senate Committee Con siders Department of Justice Plan.

QUESTION OF FEDERAL JURISDICTION INVOLVED   Enaciment of Federal Lecislation te Prevent Lyachings and Race  Mi RT I le,

il BLAGKS   MAN AGENT AND LW. W. IN CONSPIRACLES TO AROUSE THE NEGROES.               BNTI-LYNGHINE BIEL 48 Wp

(AWG WANTED 10 STOP LYNCHING AND AGITATION   Department of Justice Report Shows That Is Trying to Create Unrest Among Negro Population.

UN oPY AND REDO IN PLOT WITH BEAGKS   GERMAN AGENT AND L. W. W. IN CONSPIRACIES TO AROUSE THE NEGROES.   ANTI-LYNGHING BILL 1S UE

FEDERAL LECASLATION TO PREVENT LYNCHING’   AND RACE RIOTING IS URGED AI INITIAL MEETING OF SENATE JUDICIARY SUB-COMMITTER— QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

INDICATIONS OF GIGANTIC STRIKE   RAILROAD YARDMEN STRIKE IN / DEFIANCE OF ORGANIZED LABOR UNION

KANSAS CITY MEN IN YARDS ARE NOW OU   Strike Hits East Also—. Seven Roads In New York Hit—Embargo

TRIKE oPREADS 0 OTHER GIIEo   Railroad Yardmen Leaving Posts in Defiance of Organized ’ Labor.   SYMPATHETIC WALKOUTS   All Strikes Termed Illegal by Officials of The Four Principai Brotherhoods.

MAY SEEK GOV'T CONTROL ROADS TO STOP STRIKES   PRESIDENT O F SWITCAMEN UNION SAYS. GOVERNMEN SLL Has POWER TO) ACT CALLS STRIKERS: OUTLAWS:

FAN «soa  ANIL STRIKES. SOPEATING IN MIDDLE WEST   Yardmen in Chicago Quit Work in Defiance of Organized Labor Unions   SYMPATHETIC WALKOUTS HELD IN OTHER CITIES   STRIKES ILLEGAL, SAYS BROTHERHOOD; MEAT PRICES GO UP AND FUEL PAMINE IS THREATENED.

Millionaire Socialist, to Illinois by New York Governor   She Advocated “Overthrow of the Gov: ernment By Force.”’.

DERIDES FARDING'S PEACE PROPOSALS   Roosevelt Declares ‘Permanent Court” Ineffective

ROOSEVELT FLAYS WORLD COURT PLAN OF 0. P. NOMINEE   Harding’s Attempt to Becloud League Issue With Substitute Is Ineffective, Speaker Savs,

WILL OPEN DOORS AT WHITE HOUSE   Next Administration Will Be Quite Different from One Which Will Step Aside at Noon on Fourth of Next March.   HARDING ENJOYING SELF IN SPLENDID FASHION IN TEXAS

WHITE HOUSE TO: BE OPEN TOPEOPLE   OLD FASHIONED HOS. PITALITY TO BE IN - VOGUE. °. ;   It is Said ‘Senator and Mrs. Harding Will Entertain Largely at Wash ineton. :

Rebel Forees Put Regulars in Chancery Near Tampico and Federal Authority I: Rushing Reinforcements   Sonorans, 3000 Strong, Said to Have Broken Carranza’s Line on Drive to Culiacan; U. S. Vessels Speed South

GOMEZ REBELS AND MUR. GUIA’S FEDERALS  FIGHTING.   CRUSIER AND DESTROYER SAIL

PRACTICALLY FINAL FIGURES ARE GIVER   BAILEY’S LEAD. CVER NEFF 1,835 VOTES WITH LESS THAN 500. VOTES STILL OUT

BAILEY LEAD OVER NEFF 1,835; VOTE VIRTUALLY COMPLETE   With Less Than 500 Votes Out Bailey Has 152,162, Neff 150,327.

Alabama Coal Operators Won’t Appoint Committee to Confer With Workers, as Asked by Palmer.

ALA. MINE OWNERS. “WONT NECOTIAT   Say There’s No Difference to Adjust in That Section and Refuse to Hold Conference

REFUSE TO MEET MINERS      Alabama Coal Operators Won't Appoint Committee to Confer With, Workers, as Asked by Palmer, .

LABAMA COAL OPERATORS FRM      Decine. To Apipint Committee ‘Ot Ground That There Is No Grievance To Settle.

ALABAMA COAL OPERATORS IN NEW WRANGLE   Refusal To Re-Hire Few of Former Strikers May  Cause Trouble.

ALA. INE 4, NE es   Say There’s No Difference tc : Adjust in That Section and + Refuse to Hold Conference:

BRYAN URGES , & R, BE WRITTEN IN NEW STATE CONSTITUTION   Addressed Delegates it Meeting at Capital Today.

PEOPLE ARE THE SURGE OF POWER   Have Right To Have What They Want, Declares Bryan.

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a7 DELEGATES IN OTATES ON SLATE TUESDAY   New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio and Washington Hold Elections

TOMORROW IMPORTANT DATE IN U. S. POLITICS   Six States Wil] Select, Democratic and Republican Presidentiad  Delegutes on April 27,

TUESDAY Blt POLITICAL DAY IN COUNTRY   Three Republican and Three Democratic Primaries.

MANY DELEGATES’ TO BE CHOSEN IN PRIMARIES   One Hundred And Thirty-three Republican Delegates To Be Named. \

Three Primarjes and’  Conventions Held in Five: States.             NEW JERSEY AND OHIG: FIGHTS :ARE IMPORT)           Johnson Break in East: We Probably Mean: Repu ican Nominatio

RROW IS A BiG DAY IN THE POLITICAL WORLE   Four States Will Hold Primary Elec fions to Show Presidential Preference   NEW YORK. OHIO, WASHINGTON AND PENNSYLVANIA TO VOTE        Will Re Rig Test of Strength Between Wood and Johnson in Two Sistec

TOMORROW WILL DETERMINE FATE   Most Important Single Day in Preconvention Campaign: Three States to Choose Delegates; Wood Fights for Ohio and Massachusetts Support.

BRYAN WISHES RISK * SUCCESS IN HIS RACK.   TUESDAY WILL ~ BE LIVELY DA}   Primaries Will Be Held in Four States to Name 145 Delegates.   WOOD - HEADS.- INVASION

PRIMARIES IN THREE STATES   ‘Now Jersey Tgmorrew Will De cide Whether Senator Johnson Will Be 2 Leading CanWHante.

TOMORROW BIG DAYFOR CANDIDATES      MARSHALL CONGREGATION 1 APPORTIONEN 88.500 ANU $3,500 WAS PLEDUED,        PALHOUN COUNTY 18 TO;RAIS 2843 IN DRLVE WRIEH- CONS OMNES. PILES WEEK.

POLITICAL =FEVEE AT HIGH PITCH   Tuesday Witt Be Most Important Day in Pre-convention Campaign   Democrats and Republicans To Elect Delegates In Dhip

TO VOTE IN OHIO   Primary Election Will be Held There Tomorrow— Also in New Jersey  OHIO IS FOR COX  as

TUESDAY MOST -IMPORTANT.ONE OY FIGHT IN ~~ THE CAMPAIGH   New Jersey, Ohio, ‘Massachu __getts; Washington, With To . tal of 126 National Delegate “te Be Named... -

GAVE UP DEER TO WARDEN   Honest York Hunter Then Fined Seventy Five Dollars.

LOOK FOR FEDERAL ACTION   Definite Announcement on _ Strike Measures Expected by Attorney - General Paimer Today.

FEDERAL ACTION IS EXPECTED   Believed Attorney General Palmer Will Announce Policy Today.

LOSS BY STORM. — WILL RUN INTO MANY THOUSANDS   Massachusetts’ Big Blow of Yesterday Was the Worst To Visit State ir Many Years.

THOUSANDS QF DOLLARS’ DAMAGE DONE BY THE AFTERNOON OT QhW   ‘ornado the Worst That Has Struck Massachusetts in Years ——Greatest Damage Was Done at Weymouth

LINER ESPERANZA ~ AGROUND ON REEF   Carries 100 Passengers From Mexican Ports Says Radio Report.

Experdnza, ‘Ashore Off : Progreso Mekxido, Reported by: Captain ; to be in Danger.

UNDATED RADIO ‘TELLING “0% SHIPS PLIGHT IS PICKED UP_ A) PAMPA. ELA. oe

STR. ESPERANZA ICHAPN ACROUN   Ward Liner Struck Reef off Mex  Gean Coast and Is In & Pre carious Position.

HOUSE DECIDES TO PROBE PAPEF   Corgress,.Wants Department of Commerce to Find Out if Little Feliow Isn't Getting Square Deal.

EX-MARINE STARTS COAST-TO-COAST RUN   Ray Wilson on 3,000-Mile Gallop Fram Seattle to New York.

1,400 KILLED BY EARTHQUAKES   Casualties Grow As Re sult of Earth Tremor: in Northern Italy.

Thousands Are Injured As Quakes Rock Northern Part of Country.   BODIES RECOVERED   Devastation Seen On Every Hand In Wrecked Areas.

Heavy Additional “Casualties Caused By Second Shocks Thursday   THOUSANDS INJURED: HOSPITALS FUL   Recovered Bodies Number 327; Hundreds Still Under Ruins

POLISH ARMIES DEFENDING WARSAW BADLY DEFEATED   LRMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BDOLSHEVIKT ARE BROKEN OFF SAYS REPORT

ARMISTICE BETWEEN POLES AND RUSSIAN BROKEN OFF  Raw Members Demanded. Gomplet   Discussion of Peace Terms.   Polieh Eavoye Asnouaced Coulda’t Dis cues Peace, Only Armistice.   Two Polish Armies ia Full Retreat, Leaving Wide Gap Through Which Rues Armies Are Pouring.

POLES BREAK OFF ~AMMMaTTt TALK WITH BOLSHEVIK!   ‘Reds Demand Peace Terms be Discussed — Soviet Forces Continue to Advance.

THE ARMISTICE PARLEY COMES - TO NAUGHT   Rolsheviki® OFdered Poles 10 Cx Back frome and Get Authority to Negotiate Ponce, 2

Russ Demand Complete Dis cussion Of Peace Terms at Meeting.   REDS STILL ADVANCE.   First and Fourth Armeis Of Poland In Full ° Retreat.

Bolsheviks Are Reported to Mewe Told Polesto to Returs Home and Get Autherty to Talk

NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN BROKEN OFF   BETWEEN POLES AND BOLSHEVIKS FOR ARMISTICE,   THE PREMIER OF FRANCE   ’ a In An Interview With the United Press Clearly Defined His Coun- ° try’s Attitude Toward the Botshevik.

ARMISTIGt  Russ Members Demanded Gomplete   Russ Members Demanded Gomplete Discussion of Peace Terms.   Polish Envoys Announced Couldn’t Discuss Peace, Only Armistice.   Two Polish Armies in Full Retreat, Leaving Wide Gap Through Which Russ Armies Are Pouring.

ARMISTICE OF RUSSO-POLES ~ BROKEN OFF   Demand of Complete Discussion of Peace Terms Precipitated Break—Polish Armies in Full Retreat.   FORTRESS FALLS

RUSS AND POLE ARMISTICE IS BROKEN OFF   And Polish Delegates Return to Moscow, Stating They Have No Aa - thority to Make. Peace

BOLSHEVIK SEND POLES BACK HOME   REDS WANT PEACE NOT TALK ABOUT ARMISTICE PLAN   Send Poles Back for Authority To Talk  Peace Terms.

SITUATION IN "POLAND IS NOW NEARING CRISIS   Polish Delegation, Seeking Armistice, Sent Back to Get Peace Authority.   POLISH ARMY GIVES GROUNE

Reds’ Demands Are Refused By Delegates -- Russians Storming All Along Lines And Making Rapid. Advances Upon Warsaw.

Negotiations On Armistice Are Broken Off   Poles and Russians Fail Tc Make Any Progress In Parley   BOLSHEVIK ARMY CONTINUES DRIVE   Polish First and Fourth Armies Are In Full Retreat

COUNTER OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED BY POLES SMASHED BY ‘REDS      Polish Delegates, Sent To Discuss Armistice Terms. Refuse To Listen To Peace Demands   BOLSHEVIK ORDER ADVANCE CONTINUE’   Russians Only 48 Miles From Warsaw---Red Cross Workers Ordered To Flee Poland

POLES DEFEATED: IN FULL RETREAT   ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIANS REPORTED TO BE DISCONTINUED,   PUSSIANS NEARING WARSAW

ONE LIFE LOST. WHEN APARTMENT HOUSE IS BURNED   San Francisco Scene of : Bad Fire at an Early Hour This Morning.

SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL FIRE   FASHIONABLE BERKS HIRE APARTMENT BURNED.   Only One Person Definitely Known to Have Lost Life But Many Injured in Are Hospitals.

SCORES ARE TRAPPED IN APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE:  WOMAN DEAD   Many Save Lives By Using Hastily Devised Own Life Saving Devices By- Using Bed Sheets.   CRY FRANTICALLY FOR AID

ELDERLY WOMAN FLAMES’ VICTIN   Only One Life Definitely Known to Be Lost in Apartment House Fire

At Early Morning Hour Flame: Were Discovered—The Origin Unknown.   ONLY ONE KNOWN DEAD:   Large Number Ja Hospitals— Explosion and Smoke Handicap Fire Fighters.

HOTEL SWEPT BY BLAZE; ONE DEAD; SCORE INJURED   Confused Reports at First Place Loss of Life Greater.

SCORES TRAPPEDIN BURNING BUILDING   Many Slide to Safety on Improvised Fire Escapes as Flames Consume Stairway and Cut Off Means of Escape.   SEVERAL HURT _ BUT ONLY ONE PERSON KILLED

COAST HOTEL lO QWEPT BY FIRE:  DEAD   Berkshire Hostlery Des. troyed by Blaze of Mysterious Origin.

APARTMENT HOUSE BURNS; ONE DEAD   score of Persons Removed to Hospitals, Suffering From Burns and Injuries—Explosion Halts Firemen.

SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL IN RUINS   Fashionable Berkshire Apart: ment House Destroyed by Fire Today  Woman Perished—Early Reports Said Score Lost— Explosion Followed Fire

Fire Destroys Fashionable Apartment House — One Hundred and Fifty are Forced Into Streets.

FIRE DESTROYS . BIG DEPARTMENT   One Dead—Score Injured - At San.Francisco.

ONE LIFE LOST AND MANY INJURED WHEN APARTMENT FLAMES   Frisco Tenants Slide Down Bed Clothes to Escape Death

ONE LIFE LOST IN SAN FRANCISC9 FIRI   Fashionable Apartment Building Destroyed; Many Leap  to Ground.

SAN FRANCISCO ROTEL BURNED; ~ WOMAN KILLEI               Score. in— “Hospitals,  Follow wing Blaze in. Berkshire Apartment.’ :  . Early This Morning. .

Night Fire at Frisco Routs © 85 Families in Apartment House; Only One Life Losi   Score of Persons Injured, ‘Condition Reported Favorable, Man CutOf from Escape Jumped into Nets or Vacant  . Lots. Twisted Sheets Used.-

1 DIES, oGORE ARE THOUGHT TRAPPED IN FLAMING FLATS   Upper Floor Windows, Ledges Choked Last Night With Scores Asking Help.   SAN FRANCISCO FLAMES BEGIN BELOW, WORK UP   ‘Occupants Cut Of From Fir Escapes Jump Into Nets or Vacant Lot in Rear.

FRISCO HOTEL BURNS   ‘One Dead, Score Injured When Berkshire Is Destroyed.   Many Guests Trapped on Fifth Floor Jump ta Street When Ladders Reach Only te Fourth Fleor,

Hard Surface Road _ Between Bridges      Concrete. Read: ‘and Sidewalks Are Be. ing Placed Between. Bridges “or West Fifth! Street—Work Will Cont Around $8, 000. co ne   17 CONCRETE: “BRIDGES - a 9 _. IN LUMBERTON ANTE

Hard Surface Road Between Bridge:   Concrete Road and Sidewalks Are Be ing Placed Between Bridges ot West Fifth Street—Work Will Cos! Around $8,000.   17 CONCRETE BRIDGES IN LUMBERTON TOWNSHIP

ERKARSAS MOB  LYNCHES NEGRI   Pdrades Him Through Streets, Thet Hanes Him — Black Who Shét and Killed Policeman is faken From Jail by Crowd of 660.

JONESBORO, ARK., SCENE AF LYNGHING YESTERDA   Negro Tikes Fron Jail and Hanged to Telephone Pole.

WOMAN HAD TWO SPOUSE   Men Discussing Wives Compare Pictures and Find It Is Same Woman,

HAD TWO.  SPOTSRS   Men SBiseussing Wives Compar Pictures and Find It Is Same Woman. '

RALP BREAKS RECORD IN ELGIN RAGE   Beats Time Made by Spencer Wishart in Race in Which He Was Killed

DUU00 VIEW ELGIN RAGES   Ralph De Palma is First 0: Demons to Make Getaway.

AARDING MEETS  LONGSHOREMAN   Confers with 0O’Connor, Presideat of Union  COX TO ATTEND PICNIC   Will be Guest of Honor at Out. ing of Democrats—President O’Connor of International Longshoremian’s Association Announces that He Will Support Harding

Chief of Longshoremen’s Association Comes Out Strongly in Support of the  Renublican Candidate   RESTORE CONFIDENCE, THUS ENDING UNREST   People Have Lost Faith in Democratic Party; Labor Vote Cannot Be elivered, As Claimed

HARDING’S LABOR VOTE   President of Union Says The Country Needs Republican Rule

ONE LABOR LEADER BOOSTING HARDING   Says United States Must Keep Feet On Ground and Republi cans Can Do It

HARDING MEETS LABOR HEAD   Senator Confers With President e' Longshoreman’s Anseciagticrn and ftenator New.

FRONT PORCH PLAN MAY BE ABANDONE!   Senator New Intimates Tha’ Deviation From Early Stand May Gceur

UNION HERD FOR SENATOR HARDING   Issues Statement After Con ference With Republican Candidate.

nV. O'Conner, Longshoremien’s President, Declares Change Will Restore Confidence; Says alta Gauéh Lnctile ta tinian Labor, 

OFFICIAL OF DOCK WORKERS ASURES HARDING SUPPORT   WORLD LONGSHOREMEN’S PRESEDENT SAYS. CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION NEEDED   DISCUSS LABOR SITUATION    a Senator sae From Sen ienS w wae a Le

O’Conner Says Change of Administration is Needed to Restcre Confidence—Candidate and New Discuss Matters Pertaining to Speaking Campaign. s

LABOR LEADER SAYS HE WILL AID HARDING   O’Connor, President of the *Longshoremen, Won't  Be “Delivered.”

LABOR LEADER ffs FAITH IN HARDINE   President of Longshoremen’: Union Confers With Republican Nominee.

HARDING MAY NOT STICK TO FRONT PORCH   Senator New Says That Many Dis. advantages Confront Home Sector Campaign.

LABOR LEADER COMES OUT FOR SEN. HARDING   O’Connor Says Men Will Get Square Deal From  Republican Nominee   TIRED OF DEMOCRATS   Change of Administration Need. ed to Restore Confidence in U. S., He Declares

TO HAVE NEW SKIPPER   Sik THOMAS LIPTON DISSATISFIED WITH HANDLING OF HES Yau      PRESENCE OF CAPT, BERTONWS  WIFE ON CHALLENGER CAUSED DISSE AVONG ERE

Hoover Says U.S.May Be Forced to Import Food Within Next Five Years   Steady Movement of Farm Population to Industrial Centers Viewed as Grave Danger to National Prosperity, Eventually Forcing Country to Build Up Huge Armaments  Should League of Nations Fail to Serve Its Ideal

OR BE FORCED TO IMPORT FOODS   FIVE VEARS MORE SHIPPING ARHOAD WILL CAUSE

reek eke eke tees eee      Hoover Says The United States May Have To Import Food If Farming Is Not Encouraged   Food Expert Warns Against industrial Fever in Back-tothe-Farm Address.

HOOVER CENSURES  r CVDONOTININ FOOD LAF URTIAY   Declares Nation Will Be Import: ing Supplies in Five Years.

BOLSHEVIK! WANT POLES 10 DISARW   Demand Will Be Made Before Beginning Peace Negotiations — Soviet Government Is Seeking Recognition.

Bolshevik Seent  Trouble, ;  pe CRAY Mabe. pas MEME, omen peen a

SOVIET TO DEMAND THAT POLAND GIVE UP ALL HER ARIS   That to Prevent Bringing in Miliiary Supplies During Arm istice Discussion.   Imp: obable the United States Will Vake a Hard in Helping to Settle Crisis.

STOCKS JUMP ON RAISE IN RATES BUT LOSE LATER   All Industrials Show Gains at Opening Then Lose in Next Hour

MILWAUKEE BALL CLUB IS SOLD TO LOCAL SYNDICATI   Clarence Rowland and Hugh Brennan Unload the Franchise for About $100,000,

INTERNATIONAL BOXING UNIGN      Anmerion, whack aad deranea vp  portioned Pen Votes Uaeh,

America, England and France Agree On Terma and Decide on Championship Holders

BY ARNIISES i CENATORS   s Gpenly Express Their indignation Today.      xiNG GIRLS ARE ASKED FOR MONE)      her Democratic Cam. paign in Country.

GIRL EMPLOYES OF GOVERNMENT   i Held Up for Contributions to  Demecrazic Campaign Fund { In the West.   ‘ PROBERS BRING OUT i TESTIMONY ON STAND   Indignation at Such Tactics Expressed by Members of  Prathe Caommittca .

BELMONT MAN TAKES HIS LIFE   JOHN BERLINE, FARMER NEAR BLAINE, COMMITS SUICIDE BY SHOOTING EARLY ON SUNDAY MORNING   DIES SIX HOURS LATER   DESPONDENCY SUPPOSED TO  HAVE BEEN THE MOTIVE, NBPICHRMYO POT Iiniw,r

BELMONT MAN TAKES HIS LIFE   JOHN BERLINE, FARMER NEAR BLAINE, COMMITS SUICIDE BY STOOTING EARLY ON . SUNDAY MORNENG   DIES SIX HOURS LATER   DESPONDENCY SUPPOSED ‘TO HAVE BSEN THE MOTIVE,  eT ee ey

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IS BACK TO STAY   Former Lawrence Man Says He is liere for Keeps This Year

TO STAY      ‘ormer Lawrence Man Says He is flere for Keeps This Year

TAKES BETTER J08   Marshall Field Itt is to Manare Tarope Metate.

HAGENBARTH IS PRESIDEN’   Woelgrowers Association Re-Elects Idaho Man Head.

HAGENBARTH IS PRESIDENT   Woolgrowers Associailon Re-Elects a a ee Pe ae

GONVENTION th JUNE PROMISES 10) BE CONTESTED   ‘Hoover Strongly Opposes  the Campaign Issue.   WANTS COMPROMISE   Belief Expressed That Hat Is In the Ring at Last.

CONSIDER HOOVER ALLIED WITH DEMOCRATIC SIDE   Has Placed Himself Squarely at Odes  With President on the Treaty fiwactinan

HUT FlGHl AT FRISCO PROMISED   Speech Put in Deadly Parallel Against the President's Jackson Letter.

HOOVER AT ODDS. WITH WILSON ON PEACE TREATY   His Position Indicates A Hot Fight In Democratic Convention.   TREATY IS SURE  'TO BE AN ISSUE   Politictans Believe Hoover's Name Will Go Before Demo cratic Convention.

Without Support of Allies Foch Oceupies Frankfort, Darmstadt.   GERMANY MUST PAY EXPENSE OF MOVE

SMALL VOTE AT PRIMARY  Few Contests and Busy Time for Farmers Responsibe for Light Vote in the County.      Hicks Camn Qnened Tuacdav

SMALL VOTE AT PRIMARY  Few Contests and Busy Time for Farmers Responsibe for Light Vote in the County.

FOREIGN WAR VETERENS IN ANNUAL CONVENTION STAGE PRETTY PAGEANT!   REALISTIC REPRODUCTION OF FALL OF MONT FALCON ONE  OF BIG SPECTACLES.

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS   Convene in 21st Annual Convention in Washington Today

Cobbler’s Pet Canary Buried With All Rites  Arcorded Human Beins

PET GANARY BIRD TV EIVE FUNERAL   $260 Cont:ibuted by Friends te Bury Cobbler’s Little Songster.

GERMANY DECLARES MARTIAL LAW; 42 DIE IN SOVIET RIOTING   Police Were Compelled to Throw Bombs Among Crowd— Many Trampled.On.      NOSKE IS IN COMMAND OF ALL GREATER BERLIN   National Assembly Adjourns Awaiting More Favorable ty Condition to Proceed.

FORTY-TWO DEAD IN BERLIN RIO]   MARTIAL LAW DECLARED AS RESULT OF ATTACK ON _ GERMAN REICHSTAG.,.   NOSKE PUT IN CHARGE   Bullets Take Heavy Toll and Police Were Compelled to Use Bombs In Dispersing Mob.

DRY LEADER PUTS HlS _ FAITH IN GOV. COX   Yormer Vice President of Anti-Sa loon League Says Nation Can Trust Nominee,

ENLISTED MEN WERE BEAROATS   Reveived 63 Per Cent of Medals Awarded in World War.

ENLISTED MEN GOT FAIR AWARI   Statistics Show They Were Given 63 Per Cent of Medals Bestowed In World War.

ENLISTED MEN GOT BIGGEST SCORE OF MEDALS   Receive 63 Per Cent of Medals Awarded — 30th Division Receives 12 Medals of Hon or.

CHINESE REDS FIGHT LETTS   Bolsheviki Throw Large Forces Against the Lettish Front, Says Copenhagen Dispatch.

LETTS REPULSE BOLSHEVIK PuSt   Russian Reds Throwing Large Forces Against Lett Front; Chinese Are Fighting With Reds.   Ukrainian and Polish Lines. Menaced; Attack Is Re-  ported [mminent. 

TROOPS MOBIL? W CONNECTICUT OVER MOB RUMORS      ‘OFFICIALS RECEIVE TIP VPTEMET TO BE MADE TO WRECh ARMORY.   SOLDIERS GUARD GAPITOL   Power and Light Plants, Municipal Building and Hartford Bridge Protected Following  Reports.

SENATORS STORM AT “HIGH COST OF LIVING   NEW BROADSIDE DELIVERED A‘ tHE PROFITEERS,   Thomas of Colorado, ia Threadbare Clothing. Says People Themselves to Blame — Too Many  Loafers in Land.

People, Not Legislation Must Break Profiteering, Declares Colorado Solon

SENATOR THOMAS SCORES PROFITEERS IN SENATE SPEECt   Declares People, Not Legis  lators, Must Break Wave   of High Prices

PEOPLE, NOT LAWS MUST BREAK HIGH PRICE WAVE THOMAS SAYS IN SPEECH   Public Has the Weapon in Its Own Hand to Force Reductions; Kenyon Flays Department of Justice.

SENATORS SCORE POURING SYSTEM   Thomas of Colorado Declares People Will Cure Present . Evil by Right Voting

TURN BROAD SIDES ON WICKED PROFITEERS   Sen. Thomas Exhibiting “Patches, Says People Must Fight—*Traitors,’ Declares Kenyon

OENATOR oAlD Hid GARMENTS WERE PATCHED   THOMAS OF COLORADO INFORMS COLLEAGUES PUBLIC HAS REMEDY IN OWN HANDS   Senator Kenyon Says Country Needs an Attorney General Who Is Not After Presidency.

PEOPLE THEMSELVES HAVE BROUGHT ON DRASTIC REDUCTION   This Is the Way Senator Thomas Are gues Case of Sudden Drop of Prices

SUGIAL COTRAGIOM FOR PROFITEE RS URGES KENYON   Recommends Publicity for Sweeping Them Into Junk Heap.   CURE RESTS WITH PEOPLE

Thomas, of Colorado, Say They, and Not Legislation _ Can Lower Prices   WEARING OLD CLOTHES   Confides to Colleague That His Clothes Are Patched; Kenyon Hits Profiteers

SENATOR, TATTERED AND TORN, SAYS FOLK, NOT LAWS, CUT COST, HE’LL LIVE ON HASH TO PROVE TT

WANTS RELIABLE INFORMATION   Youncil of Premiers Would Have League of Nations Send a Commission to Russia.

Council Of Premiers Not 10 Recommend Diplomatic Relations Until Red Menace Ends  COOMA BPRUAIIneR ANrFRATSTSH      "ARISH REPUBLIC” OPERATES

LEAGUE TO-LOOK INTO: RUSSIAN CONDITION:   Counelliot Premiers Asks for Com sion to Siudy Siruation Under  Rolshevik Rule. *

Highly Desirab‘e to Obtain Authorative Information Concerning Conditions, An. Official Statement Said.

PREMIERS WANT TO LEARN EXACT TRU ~ DF RUSSIAN AFFAIRS   Ask League of Nations to Send z ~ Commission to Russia for — That: Purpose.   TO. LEARN. ABOUT HORRORS)   Cannot Take Up Diplomatic Relations in View of Past Experiences.

LAWRENCE BOYS (PROTEST THE COST OF MEN’S CLOTHING   WAS ORGANIZED TODAY   A Committee Will See That The “Joiners” Do Not Weaken On The Task

OVERALL CLUB IS STARTED AT L.H.S,   LAWRENCE bOYS PROTEST THE COST OF MEN’S CLOTHING   /WAS ORGANIZED TODAY   A Committee Will See That The “Joiners” Do Not Weaken On The Task

INDICT BALL PLAYERS   CHICAGO GRAND JURY RETURNS 13 TRUE BILLS.   Players and Gamblers Are Named in Double Counts—Pitcher Hendrix of Cubs Involved.

13 BAIL INDICTMENTS   Players cand -Gamblers. Are Named: iin Double Counts,   Eight White Sox Players Are Included —Gharges: Hinge” on the 1919 Waorid'’s Series.

HOUSTON SWITCHMEN ON “VACATION” FOR HIGHER WAGE AWARD   “Outlaw” Strike, Spreading ir East, Affects 300 Houston Workers.

HUNDRED SWITCHUEN ON VACATION AT HOUSTON TRAINS MOVE AS USUA   STRIKE IS RESULT OF ACTIVIT OF SWITCHMEN AND YARDMEN’S ASSOCIATION.

RICHARDSON [i NEW DRY AGENT   Internal Revenue Man Succeeds Major Dalrymple as Enforcement Officer.

SEIZE SPOILED FOOD   Federal Officials Find 1,948 Cases For : Export Worthless.

HYDE PARK PEOPLE GREET ROOSEVELT   Democrats ‘and Republican: Alike Join in Homecoming  F Celebration.

RUNNING MATE OF COX ASROYALLY WELCOMED   DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL _FOMINEE SAYS CONVENTION . WAS RUN IN OPEN:

GREET F. D. ROOSEVELT   fo Confer With President Wilson and Cox at White House on Sunday.

ROOSEVELT AT HOME   COX'S RUNNING MATE GETS A NOISY WELCOME.   Democrats and Republicans Alike Joined in the Greeting—Goes to Visit Mother.

ROOSEVELT GIVEN RECEPTION.   Democrats and Repeblicans Join in Weleoome ai HMxdo Perk

HOME FOLKS OUT TO GREET ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nominee Given Nois\ Welcome Home.   To Confer With President Wilson anc Cox at White House on Sunday.

GREET F. D. ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nominee Given Noisy Welcome Home.   To Confer With President Wilson and Cox at White House on Sunday,

HOME TOWN FOLKS EATEND ROOSEVELT ROUSING WELCOME   Members Both Parties Unite In Demonstration On His Return.   Shows Emotion When Chairman Tells Crowd, ‘“Here’s Your Boy.”

LARGE CROWD GREETS ROOSEVELT AT HOME   Democratic Vice Presidential Nom nee Accorded Great Reception Rw Friends in Home Town.

WOMEN DENIED 10 VOTE AT PRIMAR   Attorneys Believe Law Does Not Grant Right To Express Presidential Choice

GRID PRUSPEOTS RUDELY nUINED   THREE MEMBERS OF FOOTBALI SQUAD GET THE GATE FROM PACULTY   FIRST & FE SATUROAY

GRID PROSPECTS. BUIDTLY. RUINED   THRER MEMBERS OF FOOTBALI SQUAD GET THE GATE FROM FACULTY   FIRST GFME  SATUROA

$1,000,000 FREIGHT - BLAZE AT CHICAGO   Quantities of Merchandise Destroyed.

MILLION DOLLAR LOSS AS FREIGHT CARS BURD   CHICAGO JUNCTION FREIGHT HOUSE BURNS IN CHICAGO— TWELVE FIREMEN TRAPPED IN FIRE BUT RESCUED

TO ARREST STRIKE LEADERS   Federal Warrants Are Issued at New Orleans for Members of Yardmen’s Local.

Cece eee ee Ee 2 eee   WOULD SET UP COMMUNIST COVERNMENT IN ENSLAND

HOMO To ENGLAND PLAN  TO START PARTY   WOULD CONFER POWER ON WORK  ING CLASSES ASD SET UP PROLETARIAT DICTATORSHIP,

REGRETS WOOD IS PEEVED   Butler Says Facts as to General’s Campaian Pund Were Known.

[BUTLER SORRY WOOD VEXED   Says Facts as to General’s Campaign Funds Are Known to the .. Puohtic.

BUTLER TO AID G.0.P. TICKET IN SPARE TIME   Sorry General Lost Temper  But Facts Are of His Making

WITNESSES TELL OF EFFORTS 10 ELECT NEWBERR)   George Hollway Says He Tried to Enlist Another at the Request of Mark McKee.   COMPENSATION JIS PROMISED   Telegraph Operator Tells of the Many Telegrams Passing Through His Hands.

WINESS DISRUPTS. NEWBERRY TESTINON   Three Are Unable to be Pres: ent at Trial This Morning—Plans Changed,   CASE GOES INTO 4TH WEEK

SAYS WILSON DEATH SOUGHT   Senator Williams Says Politicians Fought Peace Ratification.

DEATH OF WILSON SOUGHT?   Senator Wiiliame Says Foe sof Treaty Hoped to Prolong tiness of & President.

CONSPIRACY TO   INITIAL STEPS WERE TAKE? BEFORE WILSON WENT TO PARIS, DECLARES SOLON

WILSON OPPOSES SALE OF SHIPS   Ex-German Passenger and Carco Vessels to co Under Hammer

WILSON BELIEVED TO BE FAVORABLE TO SALE OF SHIP:   Plans Go Ahead for Auctiot of 29 Former German Vessels Next Monday

MOTHER AND BABY FOUND STRANGLED   White Hall, Mich., Doctor Helc for Murder of Wife and Child.

Orders for Deportation of Four Radicals Arrested in New England Raids Received

Champ Clark’s Name Will be Presented to Democrats Judge Rosenberger Say:   Delegate From Ninth District Will Offer Representative at San Francisco.

GEARK WIL! BE PLACED IN RAGE   ROSENBERG SAYS HE WILL PUT MISSOURIAN IN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENCY,

MISDURT WILL DOOM CLARK FOR THE PRESIDENT   Yongressman From Ninth District Will Be Placed in Nomination, Says a Delegate From Home State.

CHAMP CLARK NURSES BOOM   BELLOWS HERING BLOWN FOR THA FORMER SPREARER.,   MISSOURI WILL PRESENT HiM   BREWMON AL OF WADOO THOLGLINT TO IMPROVE CHANCREs,   New York Delegaticos, Un Way ito Sam Franmciece, Says it is Auybedy’s Mace asd They Mave Ne Faverite.

ELIMINATE BABLER AG POLITICAL HEAD IW MISSOURI GAME   : Republican ‘Campaign Plans te  Pags. Directly : From Hays - to: State Committee.       TION: MEN WIN ; “NEWYORK: PRIMARY VOTE   Party. Nominees Designated al » Unofficial: Conventions » _.’ Wave Easy Victory.

REPUBLICANS IN MISSOURI END MEETING   State Platform Follows Closely That Adopted By Party at Chicago.

STATE BODY TO DIRECT CAMPAIGN   Reduction of Taxes, Honest Elections and Good Roads Declared for by Missouri Republican Platform Convention.

BREAK RECORD IN REVENUE [FINANCES   Two. and Half Years of Wa Taxation Equals That of Previous 55 Years

THE SPEED AT WHICH WE PAY      War Tax of Two and One-Half Years Equal To Previous Fifty-Five.

ENORMOUS WAR TAXES   INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU SUBMITS FIGURES.   Amount for Thirty-One Months Equals Fifty-Five Years’ Total, Re. port Shows.

WAR TAXES ENORMOUS   In 31 Months They Equai 55 Years’ Total.   Internal Revenue Bureau Announce: Taxation Revenue Receipts and Half Years.

HAWKEYE STATE LEADS EVERY ONE   lowa Has Made Great Gains Along Statistical Educational Lines During Past Six Years,

SAYS THE LEAGUE IS EMPTY      Lillian Resesell Criticises It fer Lack  at thamtiiamnm@a~t Tita~@~e<=

PAIR LILLIAN GOES BACK A LONG WAY   ‘League Entry Would Mean Sacrifice of the Fruits, of Victory

DEMOCRATS TRYING TO CHOOSE TICKE]   Ruth Sumner of Adel Is Qne of Can  dates Suggested for a Stare 7° Office

DEMOCRATS ~ ASSEMBLE IN ~~DES MOINES TO ~~ MAKEUP SLATE   A Candidate. for U. ‘Ss. Senator —A \Full Ticket Natned— ’ State  Convention in (Cedar Rapids, July 29:

AMES WAR HORSE IS FRISCO BOUNI   State Democratic Central Committee Names Parley Sheidon Delegate-atLarge to Succeed Tom Steele of Sioux City, Deceased.

Tugs in New York Harbor Idle; Strike Involves the Eight-Hour Day.

STRIKING WITH — ~« LONGSHOREMER   ijiarine Workers in New York Harbor Have  Gone on Strike

TUGS WHICH CARRY PROVISIONS GUT Ot SERVICE BY WALKOUT   Switchmen and Switch Tend. ers in Chicago Yards Quit Their Jobs   1800 SHOPMEN LEAVE POSTS ON ONE LINE   Stockyards Employes Return to Work and Packing Crews Draw Pay Again

UGS AND LIGHTERS IN NEW YORK HARBOR TIER AY NEW MARINE STRIK]   BOATS NORMALLY CARRY MOS OF NEW YORK'S FOOD SUP. PLIES TO THE CITY.

Eight Per Cent of RailroadOwned Tugs and Lighters Serving New York Consum  ers Tied-up by Walk-out

NEW YORK FOOD ~ SUPPLY HIT BY HARBOR STRIKE   All But 20 Percent of Railroad Gwned Tugs and Lighters Are Tied Up.

‘STRIKE PERILS N. Y. FOOD   80 Per Cent of Transportation Fa. cilities Tied Up By Harbor We@rkers.

HARTS CONTINUES HIS DEFENSE   Says Charges of Cruelty May Hay Been Exaggerated.

GEN. HARTS TESTIFIES   Defends His Administration of Paris District

PRISONERS DISTORTED TRUTH   General Harts Charges (Craelty May  Have Been Exaggerated.

LYNCHING IN GIRL DEAT “THWARTED   ' Suspects Spirited from  Posses Angered by Ohio Slaying

Girl of Eleven is Brutally Murdered   Seven Suspects, Four of Whom are Negroes, Have Been Arrested For the Crime

HOLD SUSPECTS FROM LYNCHING   11-Year-Old Ohio Girl Found With Skull Crushed .   ENTIRE COMMUNITY ARMS

~\) FOR SLAYING GIRI   we —_—  eM SE BODY OF Tt YEAR OLD GIRL IS FOUND IN WOODS—FIVE OF THE SUSPECTS ARE NEGROES

MURDERED CHILD FOUND IN WOODS   ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL IN OHIO IS ATTACKED IN WOODS NEAR HER HOME

MURDER SUSPECTS HURRIED AWAY 10 ESUAPE ANGRY Mo   Authorities Combing Territor For Slayer of Elevenyear-old Girl.

SEVEN SUSPECTS ARRESTED FOR A BRUTAL MURDER   Ohio Towns Stirred Up Over Finding “cof Girls Boy “in the * Woods   Mor OF 560 SERROUNDS JAIL AT ADENA, onite   Avengers Seek to Take Suspects from Officers—Special . Police “ ; Prevent Violence.

CHILD, AGED 11, FIEND'S VICTIM ---POLICE TAKE 7   Miners and Farmers of District Arm to  Kall Slayer.

SUSPECTS HELD ~ INTHE SOUTH GIRL MURDER CASI   Pouseq of Farmers are Watehing { Seize Suspeci#, Four of; WI Are Negroes

LANGER LEADING L. J. FRAZIER IN N. D. BALLOTING   Nonpartisan : Governor Is Trailing Far ~ Behind.:

To. Let Philadelphia Win tu: Chleagé ‘Last. Tue®day, Game Lost by, Poor. Support.

GAMING PLOY S IAD TC “BALL CLUE ~ WENBERS   Alexander Put In to Block Scheme, But Poor Support Is Grven Him

CHICAGO WAS “FIXED” » TO LET “PHILLY’’ WIN   Charges That Last Tuesday’ s Game Was. Crooked ——To ‘Bring Sweeping Investigation—~Alexander Was Put In to Pitch the Game.

GETTING MUCH BOOZE   Three Squads of Prohibitiot _ Agents in Action

OAV AGENTS ACTIVE IN PITTSBURGH DISTRICT   ' ; ace "Have Confiscated Large Quantities : Of Liduor.

RIOODHOUNDS PICK HIM.   Sir Thomas Lipton Thanked By Chicago Serbs For Relief

SIR TOMAS IN CHICAGO TODA)   International Sportsman Re. calls Pig Sticking Days in Stock Yards.

DOCTORS WORK AT FIRE HITTING JOHNS HOPKINS      Physicians Save Valuable Specimens When Pathofaoieal Ruildinge Burns.

ENTERTAINERS HERE UHAUTAUQUA WEEN   LARGEST ACCORDION IN) WORDED PART OF EQUIPMENT.   CLOOING = PERFORMANCE   Master Player of Belgium to Appear Aliso Vernon Stone Banioist, Cousin of Fred Stone,

WORLD'S LARGEST ACCORDIOS   Bragers, Master, Helgian Accurdionist Coming To Keota

SEARCH FOR- WOMAN'S HRAD.   Now York Police Expect, ‘to Solve Torso Mystery.

WOMAN'S HEAD IN N. Y. RIVER   New York Police Bslieve It Will Solve Mystery of Feminine Torso in the Hudson,

Wood and Lowden in Desperate Fight for First Honors-Both Far From Victory   HARDING IN BIG GAIN TODAY   Lowden Increased Vote 100 Since Start of Balloting-Break Expected Soon   CHICAGO, JUNE 12—FLASH— CONVENTION RECESSED AFTER 8TH BALLOT UNTIL 4 OnLOoOcK Pp HM.

COLISEUM, CHICAGO, Jure 12 (2 p. m.)—The cenvention recessed at one-thirty until fourthirty this aftcrnoon.

GEN. WOOD AND GOV. LOWDEN Tit IN THE SIXTE   Harding Made Steady Gains All Day With Big Jump Ir The Eighth.   Ohio Bolters Ready to Return To Harding Column. .

CANDIDATES DEADLOCKED _ AT THEEIGHTE   Wood And Lowden Neck And Neck. No Indication of Break.   LOWDEN LED IN’ FIFTH      Pennsylvania Stands ‘Pat For Sproul. Dark Horse Candidates Take on Renewed Hope.

NOMINATION TO BELL ON RECOUNT   Board of Supervisors on Recount of Primary Vote Finds Massena Man Won Nomination Over Charles Studley.

NOMINATION TO BELL ON RECOUNT   Board of Supervisors on Recoun of Primary Vote Finds Massena Man Won Nomination.

“MOOVER T To HEAD ENGINEERS   Former Food Contrejier Is ~ Elected President of Federated American Societies.

SPARTACANS REJECT EBERT’S ULTIMATUM FOR RUHR DISTRIC   Declare They Will Fight t Bitter End—To Punish Military Officers.

REDS REJECT THE © ULTIMATUM BY _ EBERT CABINET   ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH BEFORE THEY QUIT.   FRANCE MAY YET SEND TROOPS AHEAD

APNG BEER T  “DEAUND THEY OPIIE HIP Aus   Ebert Forces Face More Trouble in Ruhr Districts.   FRANCE TO ACT ALONE   ‘Fears Express Britain and  America Will Not Sup7 port Her.

ERTS ULTIMA   Will Not Disarm And Say The Will Fight the Government Troops.

Reactionary Officers of German Army Are Being Dismissed In Interest of Democracy—F rench Are Ready to Advance Into Germanx Any Time

LEAGUE AFTER DRY OFFICIALS   Anderson Writes Kramer De. manding Investigation Of Alleged Violations. :

POOR  QUALITY CAUSE OF LOW PRICE OF HOGS   No Discrimination Against The Southern Grower, Says Fed’l Trade Com.

TROPICAL STORM BLOWS ITSELF OU’   ONLY MINOR DAMAGES ARE RE PORTED IN WAKE OF HURRICANE THAT HIT LOUISIANA,

GULF COAST SAFE FROM HURRICANE   Storm Spends Force Before Passing Far Inland—Planters’ Crops Undamaged,

NO DEATHS REPORTED IN ~~ GULE OF MEXICO REGION   Tropical’ Hurricane Passed Inlanc Near’ Morgan City,”

HURRICANE SPENT ITSELF.   Before Reaching Gulf Coast, Only Minor Damace Done.

MINOR DAMAGES IN HURRICANE   NO GREAT ANXIETY ABOUT LOUIS. IANA RICE AND SUGAR CROPS REPORT

TO FORM BIG COMPANY FOR EXPORT TRADE   $100,000,000 Corporation to be Organied by Farmers, Bank ers and Public Officials.

$100,000,000 Organization will Become Existant Next Friday In Chicago, is Announced.

MEN TO GET BUSY      Pottowing W. es of President Wilson > MToad of United Mine Workers "Wi Essuc Mandnte.

WILSON CALLS CN COAL STRIKERS 10 RETURN 10 WORK   Inequalities in Wage Scales Will Be Adjusted Before President’s Wage Commission.

ASKS ILLINOIS. INDIANA UNIONS TO STAND on THEIR   LEWIS ISSUES ORDER TODAY

PRESIDENT LEWIo TELLS MINERS 10 G0 BACK TO JOBS   REQUESTS MEN TO COMPLY WITH THE SPECIFIC DESIRES OF PRESIDENT WILSON

Wilson Points To Danger  OF Breaking Agreements   The President's Appeal.   Will Not Aet Por Strikers.

MINERS LEADER DIRECTS MEN 0 RETURNTOWORK   Action in Dlinois Follows Appeal of President Directed to UM. W. A,   MAY CALL COMMISSION

WILSON APPEALS TO MINERS IDLE RECOUNT STRIKE TO RESUME WORK   Walkout of Coal Diggers Has Closed Most of the Bituminous Properties in Indiana and Illinois   RETURN TO POSTS AND THEN NEGOTIATE, SAYS   President Distressed Because of Paralysis of Industry May Cause Suffering Next Winter

ORDERS MINERS BACK ON PLEA (IF PRESIENT   HEAD OF STRIKERS SAYS HE'S PROFOUNDLY IMPRESSED WITH MESSAGE

LEWIS 15 READY: ° TO HEED APPEAL BY PRES, WL SOM   WILL URGE MEN TO RETURN   OPERATORS REFUSE T@ HOLD CONFERENCE WITH MINERS.

POOD AND CLOTHING ABOUT ALL THAT SANTA CAN GIVE CHILDREN OF EUROP!

ROPEANTOTS WISTFUL FOR YANK XMAS   AMERICA WILL GIVE TWO MILLION OF THEN WARK CLOTHES AND FOOD   MILLIONS OF DESTITUTE CHIL. DE WILL G0) BENG : ARTS EATON

YANKEE SANTA BRINGS CHEE   Destitute Children of Europe Will Be Given Clothing and Food by Americans.   TWO MILLION: WAITING

Yankee Santa Claus WillRemember Two Million European Children With Warmer Clothing and Some Goodies on Christmas

FAVORING THE RAILROADS Ri VERSED   By The Interstate Commerce Com mission on Unloading Stock.

Palmer Ready To Cope With Red Revolt   Prominent Men Slated for Attack in May Day Demonstrations Are Warned to be on Their Guard—Plot is Un. earthed

RED AGITATORS PLAN THEIR DEMONSTRATON   ' Attorney Goneral Pudmer Says Com    minists ¥ of Te     th Attempt a Reign on May

PALMER AGENTS ACT TO PREVENT AED ACTIVITIES   ‘Many Public Officials Were : Marked for Assassination   on May Day   ATTORNEY-GENERAL IS ACCOMPANIED BY GUARD   GENERAL STRIKE CALLED BY COMMUNIST PAPER FOR MAY 1, SAY JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS,

OUTBREAK FEAREL SATURDAY   Attorney General Palmer Uncovers Plot to Kill Public Officials   RIOTS AND STRIKES. PLANNED   Secret Service Agents Prepared To Cone With Situatinn

a a cd  SECRET SERVICE MEN ARE ON LOOKOUT   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER WARNS OF RED MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION

Secret Service Ag gts Ready To Quell Hay 2ay DemanStrations Gf Radicals  ener   FRANCE NIPS STRIKE PLANS

ETERNAL VIGILANCE OF FEDERAL AN POLICE OFFICERS EXPECTED 10 FRUSTRATE RADICAL PLOTTINGS   MORE RED RAIDS MAY BE STAGED

 ecret Service Agents Confer With Officials of Large Cities; Favorable Report on Soldier Bonus; Japanese Soldiers Massacred by Bolsheviki: U.S. Army Planes Patrol Border.

~ OF AADICALS   Word of Death Threat Let ters Sent High-ups Is  Revealed

STEPS ARE TAKEN 10 PREVENT RED CRIMES MAY NAY   Agents Of Department Of Jus tice Are Widely Seattered To Thwart Plots   VICTIMS ARE SELECTED

Secret Agents of the Government and Police of All Cities Make Plans to ‘Cope With Any ‘‘Red’} Outbreak.

MARYLAND SOLONS VOTE TO ANNUL DRY RATIFICATION   Both Houses of the Legislature Take Action to Rescind Previous Action on Prohibition.

Stood With Borah-Johi Johnson Irree ables in Treaty Fight and . Wealth of Knowledge in Legi and Administrative Branches.

ENATOR NOK A POSSIBILITY   Republican Leaders May Bring Him Out as a Compromise” Candidate.

Republican Talk of Compomise Candidate      Senator Knox Now Proposed as One Whe Would be Agreeable to all

LOOKING FOR COMPROMISE CANDIDATE   SAID THAT G. GU. LEADER ARE CASTING ABOUT FOR SATISFACTORY WAX.                   THE HOT eens yes HAS DEVELOPED © CAUSING® sour te Se

Compromise Candidate May Hare to Le Selected by the National Convention   RNOX OF PENNSYLVANIA MENTIONED FOR PLACE   G. 0. BP. Leaders Are Preparing for Contingency Brought Out by Campaign

SENATOR KNOX IS © “MENTIONED AS A ~~ COMPROMISE NAR   WRANGLE ING.” 0. P.  RANK: "CAUSES LEADERS TO BEGIN . HUNTING CANDIDATE.   TUESDAY BIGGEST DAY - FO DATE IN-CAMPAIGN   Three Republican and Three Demo "erate Primaries and Two G, 0. .P, State Conventions. :

x 0. P. CASTING ABOUT FOR FOR MIDABLE CANDIDATE        ‘tood With Borah- Johnson Irreconeilt ables in Treaty Fight. and . Hi; Wealth of Knowledge in Legisk and Administrative Branches,:

SENATOR KNOX LOOMS AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENT   5 Hot Fight for Republican Nomina‘tion Causes Leaders to Look for Compromise Man.

Republicans See Bitter Fight Developing in Chicago — Convention.   Has Friends in. Both Factions and Might Bring About armony,

KNOX CONSIDERED   ‘Suggested as Compromise Republican  Presidential Candidate.

EO. P. STARTS PASTING ARDUT FAR CANDIDATE   Situation Resulting From Hiram Johnson’s Showing Causes Much Concern   SENATOR KNOX WILL BE MOST PROBABLE CHOICE   ‘OLD GUARD LEADERS THINK IF KNOX, TREATY FOE, Is NOMINATED JOHNSON WILL SUPPORT HIM.

, P. SEEKING MAN FAVORABLE TO ALL FACTIONS      XATOR KNOX Is SLUG  AS COMPHOY  DATE FOR EF ¥ IF ONE is) NEEDED           TOMORROW iS THE BIG DAY   More Than 125 Delegates Will Be Elected to Democratic —andRepublican «Conventions Before Tomorrow Evening

PROPOSE ECONOMIC AID FOR ARMENIAN REPUBLI   Hitchcock Favors Loan to Enable Them to Buy Railroad and . Farming Equipment.

PLAN TO EXTEND  ECONOMIC HELP TO ARMENIA Ii BEFORE SENATE   Mandate May Not Be Authorized, But Suggestion ls Made That U, S, Aid In Reconstruction Work,   PROPOSE 50 MILLION DOLLAR BOND ISSUI   Proceeds of This Would Go To Purchase of Railroad and Agricultural Implements For Oppressed,

MANDATE SPURNED BY BOTH PARTIES   Senate Proposes im Its Stead Sale Here of $50,000,000 in Armenian Bonds.

PLAN TO OFFERED WHEREBY AMERICA WILLD ARMENIA   QUESTION OF MANDATE DRAWS FIRE FROM BOTH PARTIES IN SENATE.

ARMENIAN MANDATE MATTER UNDER FIRE   3 ! DEMOCRATIC PLAN TO SOFTEN   RESOLUTION TAKEN UNDER *  ADVISEMENT. 

Republicans Appear Willing to Concede Amendment By Administration Boss

TRYING 10 SOFTEN ARMENIAN PLAN   President Wilson’s Request for Mandate Under Fire in the Senate   IS UNDER ADVISEMENT       ittée Would “Authorize of $50,000,000 in Bonds for New Republic

Opposing Armenian Mandate - Propose, Giving Aid to New Reoublic.

WILSON MANDATE PROPOGAL UNDER FIRE IN SENATE   Democrats Suggest Aid Be Extended in Upbuilding Ar menia—Plan Is Under Consideration by Republicans.

ARMENIAN MANDATE AAPPED IN SENATE   EVEN THE DEMOCRATS SHOW OPPOSITION TO PLAN OF PRESIDENT.   Suggested Aid In Financial Way fo Armenia Is Approved By Senator Lodge For the Republicans.

WHILE REJECTION OF MANDATE PLAN IN SENATE 8 CERTAIN THERE 18 DISPOSITION TO SUGARCOAT THE PILL WITH FIFTY MILLIONS, TO BE APPLIED TO UPBUILDING OF BIG INDUSTRIES,

Sop to. Armenia, Would Loan Ther Great Sum:   WHILE REJECTION OF MANDATE PLAN IN SENATE IS CERTAIN THERE IS DISPOSITION TO SUGARCOAT THE PILL WITH FIFTY MILLIONS, TO BE APPLIED 170 UPBUILDING OF BIG INDUSTRIES.

IRISH COLLEGES Tern BY FIRE   Ulster School and Co-operative Stores Burned; Fire Was Incendiary, Belief.

BAKLANOFF 1S OUT ON BONDS   Russian Baritone Charges All His Troubles to the Jealousy of Woman Singer.

OPERA SINGER’S - MARTIAL TANGLE MAY DEPORT HIM   “She’s Jealous” he Says ~of Woman who Claims   He Has Wife.

vention Will Outline President’s Views.  Has Prepared Much of It For Cummings and Is Chiefly On the. Platform, Candidates Receiving Scant Con edoarahnan = *

AWILSONIAN PLATFORM TO BE CONSTRUCTED   Carter Glass Gives the Impression that _ the President is Mest Conecrned With the Platform ‘

GLASS GIVES — WILSON MEN ADDED PEF   President Will Not Rur Third Time Asserts N. J. Senator.

WILSON’S SUPPORTERS MAY DOMINATE THE PLATFORM   Senator Glass, Virginia, Arrives at San Fraciseo And Confers With Leaders  :

THIRD TERM TALK DECLARED ABSURD   SENATOR CARTER GLASS SAYS WILSON IS NOT AFTER COMPEIMENTARY NOINATION  JOHNSON A SURPRISE   UTTERANCES OF SEXATOR CRE ATES STIR AMONG G. 0. PrP TRraANnrre

Non-Partisan Candidate fot Minnesota Gubernatorial Nomination*Gaining *° >’

NONPARTISAN IN LEAD OVER CONG. VOLSTEAL    lh Ai ba ee int Ba el  League Candidate for Governor 0 Minnesota Running Close to  Republican Regular.

LIBERTY BONDS DROP      Unsettlement Sends Them to Lowest Onotations in History

LIBERTY BONDS IN NEW DECLINE   FOURTH 4'.’s REGISTER FALL OF 1.62 PERCENT IN WN. Y. STOCK MARKET

UNSETTLEMENT IX CTAGK MARKET   Reaction on Wall Street Ex tends to Liberty Bonds and Auxiliary Issues.

BUAGLANG ARE OUAHED QUT Ut HT WORTH BANK   LEAVE TOOLS AND EXPLOSIVES BEHIND THEM AFTER REACH ING VAULT OF BANK,

WILSON PLUNGES INTO Blo WORK   MESSAGE TO JACKSON DAY DINNER MOST IMPORTANT IMMEDIATE TASK.

Dr. Grayson AUows Him to Phinge Into a Mass of Work. Will Sond Letter to Jackson Dinner.

WILSON, MUCH IMPROVED, [a BAGK AT WORK   With Consent of Dr. Graysor President Plunges Into Mass of Work   VAST IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH, SAYS GRAYSON   APPOINTMENT OF AMBASSA ORS AND COMING PARTY MEETINGS HAVE PRESI DENTS ATTENTION.

PRESIDENT WILSON - RAPIDLY REGAINING: ~ WAR TIME STAMINA   { with Consent of Dr. Grayson He Has  Plunged.tnto‘ the Mass of Work. Confronting Him. ©

WILSON IMPROVED IN HEALTH GIVING MUCH TIME TO WORK   Dr. Grayson Says the President Has Improved Physically and — is Better All Around.   NOW WORKING. ON MESSAGE   Will Advise Democratic Meeting of Views on the Political , Situation.

WILSON-BRYAA HGHT EXPECTED AY DEMIGAATS   Split May Com Come Between  Big Men of the Party

MRS. WALLOWER DIES SUDDENLY AT JOPLIN HOM   Prominent Socially and in Char itable Affairs—Became Ill Last Saturday, Contracting Cold.

DEMMIES WiLL GROP POM :RENE OR COX ONE   National Committeeman Moor Says Choice Near at Rand   Both Presidzntial Possibilities

UERIMIES Will UROP PON :RENE 0 COA ONE   National Committeeman WNicore Says Choice Near at Rand   Both Presidzntial Possibilities

DANIELS SORRY HE NANED SIMS TO BE ADMIRAL   Also Sorry He Let Him Write Articles for Magazines.

DANIELS’ OBJECTION TO BRITISH MEDALS WAS CAUSE OF BREAK   Secretary of Navy Testifies of Differences With Admiral Sims on Decorations.   OFFICER ENDEAVORED TO ‘ BELITTLE NAVY’S WORK   Daniels Charges Official instruction of Confidential Nature Made Public by Sims.

Plan to Recommend Sims for  Admiral Dropped by Daniels   Secretary Says Developments Caused Him to Change His Mind—Discloses Fact That Wide Difference of Opinion Existed Between Himself and Naval Com. mander Over Acceptance of Foreign Honors.

DANIELS GHANGED VIEWS REGARDING AQMERIAL SIMS   Regrets Now Not Requiring Officer to Submit Articles to Navy Department.   GRATUITOUS REFLECTION ON WHOLE IRISH RACE   Effort to Magnify Achievements of British Army and Navy in the War and to Minimize Resulis Obtained by United States Porees—(ontidential Instructions Made Public,

Criticizes Admiral for His Acceptance of Foreign Honors and Decorations.

DANIELS SORRY HE GAVE SIMS SUCH LATITUL   Tells Senate Committee Th He Regretted Permitti Publication of Articles Admiral   STICKS TO STAND ON MEDAL AWAR

NANIELS SCORES alNa BEFORE COMMITTEE.   CLAIMS OFFICER TRIED TO MINIMIZE RESULTS   Cabinet Officer Said He Would Not Now Recommend Promotion

Daniels And Sims Differed Widely on Various Subjects During War Evidence Shows

DANIELS UPHOLDS MEDAL AWARDS 10 SHIPCOMMANDERS   Reward for Courage Despite Loss of Ships, Navy Head Testifies to Senate Sub-Committee; at Outs With Sims.

DANTELS CONCLUDES TESTIMONY BEFORE SUB-COMMITTEE   Award of Navy Medals by Knight Board Upheld   SIMS WILL BE RECALLED

DANIELS WOULD OPPOSE RAISE OF ADMIRAL NOW   Sims Magnified th W ork of England During War.

‘DANIELS SORRY NOW HE PROMOTED SIMS   SECRETARY SAYS ADMIRAL UNWORTHY THE HONOR.   Many Flaws Diseerned in His Condact While Commander of Ameriean Pleet in Forcign  War Waters.

WOULDN'T RECOMMEND PROMOTION OF SIM'S SAYS NAVY SECRETARY   Tells Senate Commiitee He Has Changed His. Mind .-on Recommendation ~   'SAYS SIMS-SOUGHT TO MINIMIZE U, S, DEEDS   Scores Publication by Sims of ’ Confidential’ Instrugtions

DANIELS HAG REPENTED OF EARLY ACTION   Tells Why He Would No! Now Recommend Sims.

25 HUMAN SKELETONS FOUND ON TEXAS SOUL   Believed Perhaps to Have Been Remains of Some Old Spanish Treasure Ship That Was Thought to Have Been Sunk Near Corpus Christi. .

25 SKELETONS FOUND". . THOUGHT TO BE ‘CREW: OF TREASURE SHIP   Tones. Uncovered near. Corpus Chriati Recall Sinking or Spanish Crate, Waavly SO WVenes 42°07.

BONES OF SUPPOSED CREW OF SPANISH TREASURE SHIP FOUND AT CORPUS CHRISTI

NINE MEN ARE DEAD.   In Edgewood Hospital From Drinking Wood Alcohol—_ . Investigation Ordered.

NINE MEN KILLED BY WOOD ALSOHOL   Department of Justice Investi gates Drinking in Baltimore Arsenal.

Nine Dead In Baltimore  From Drinking Alcohol; - Tragedies To Be Probed

BEGIN (NVESTIGATION OF DEATHS FROM WOOD ALBOWOL AT EDCEWOOL   lNine Employes. . Have ‘Already Suceumbed To Poiscn'’s Effects. .

NINTH MAN 1S POISON VICTIM   Bad Booze Continues to Claim  Toll of Arsenal Workers; U. S.  Alcohol Not Poisoned.

PERMISSION TO INTERVENE IN FIGHT ASKED IN MOTION FILED IN SUPREME COURT

ALLWAR DEBTS   REPORTS DECLARE ALLIES HAVE MADE REPRESENTATIONS. TO UNITED STATES

SAY ENGLAND DON'T WANT TO PAY WAR DEB}   Fine Idea—Why Not Try It on the Grocer—Sounds Like Good. Bolshovik .

MANY NEW GASES E FILED IN THE.      Gist of Complaints anc Petitions as Taken from County Clerk’s Files.

MARY RCW GASES ARE FILED AN TE. SUPERIOR GOH   Gist of Complaints and Petitions as Taken from County Clerk’s Files.

CHICAGO BLACK BALTAGANIN  STATE OF SIEGE      One Killed and Eight Injured i iz - Rioting Monday Night. st » ——-Quiet Today.

CHICAGO BLACK BELT IN STATE OF SIEGE TODAY    Guthreak Starfed When a Negro Nearly Deeapitated Thomas A, Barrett, White.

TWO POLICE BATTALIONS GUARD — BLACK BELT OF CHICAGO TODAY      ‘Race Discurbarice Started When Negro Near;  Decapitated White Man—Took Refuge in : Church But Were Forced to Seek Other Quar  tera

5,000 ANGRY WHITE MEN THREATEN TO STORM CHURCH   WHERE NEGROES FLED TO ES CAPE MOB RLACK BELT IN STATE OF SIEGE   ONE WAN KILLED AND EIGHT IN. JURED- POLICE HAVE SITTATION IN HAND

CHICAGO BLACK BELT IN STATE ‘OF SIEGE TODAY   be  Quibreak Started When a Negre Nearly Decapitatcd Thomas A.  : Barrett, White.

Outbreaks in Negro Quarters in Chicago Now Are Under Control.   WHITE MAN WAS. KILLED   Mob Dispersed by Priest Whe Pleaded That Law Take Its Course,

SCENE OF RIOT   Three Negroes Flee toa Church to Escape Mob cf 5,000 Whites

RACE TROUBLES AGAIN IN GIT)   CHICAGO SCENE OF ~MOB. VIOLENCE LAST  NIGHTZ-FIVE THOUSAND TAKE PART IN DI8TURBANCE--SEEK OFFENDERS

GOING TO EUROPE.   Second Mibion of Laborers Are & Leave the United States,

QUIT THE U. 8 IN BIG DROVES   Nearly a Million Foreigners Leave U.S. Since Armistice Was Signed.

ALIENS ARE GOING HOME   4 i ee ed Nearly a Mitlog Foreign Boru Have Returned Home Since the Armistice and More WHI Follow,

FOREIGN-BORN LABORERS LEAVING AMERICA AS FAST AS THEY CAN GET AWAY

FRENCH MOVE INTO RHINELAND ANGERS BERLIN   Occupation of Cities In Neutral Zone is Denounced

FRENCH ADVANCE SHYLOCK POLICY, STATES BERLIN   Proclamation of Government Says Effort Will Be Made to “Shorten Period” Of People’s Suffering.

It Was Planned to Secede From the German Empire.   FRENCH OCCUPATION STRONGLY RESENTED   Note of Protest is Handed to the French Government By Germans.

IOWA SHORT 35,000 HOUSE:   E, H. Sands Tells Investigating vom mittee There are 103 Families for Each 100 Homes

95,000 HOMES   This is he Stasement of Siate Wows CommisSivner FE. H. Sands,

(03 FAMILICD TO EVERY 10 DWELLINGS      HOME BUILDING ON DECLINE IN STATE COMMITTEE IS TOLD   State Housing Committee Member Reports to Investigators.

Biate ‘Federation. of -Labor Metts Resolution for: Free-sing Political Prisoners...   SENATOR JOHNSON PANNED   Attitude Toward Mooney Case ls Condemned—Governor Cox Lauded. -

LANL, LD  REDS 5 PLAN " AROLISD MONE Y SOON FOLKS'LL GET WHATEVER THEY "NEED Os Oe 90s Oe Oe Oe CeO LONG GREEN TO BE ONLY A MEMORY

PRESIDENT RESUMES — CHRISTMAS CUSTOM   Rides Along Route to Golf Course, Distributing Presents to Children on The Wav

GLE TAX . CLUBS FORMED   General William Gorgas May Be Their Candidate for President

GEN. GORGAS FOR PRESIDENT,   Single Taxers Pian National Party With General as Candidate— Selieve He Will Run.

PRESIDENT HAS NO STENOGRAPHIC RECORD   ‘None in Country So Far as ~ Wilson Knows. -

WILOOH DENIC He HAg REGOR CENATOR SEEKS   President Says There Are No Stenographic Notes of Peace Conference Proceedings Available in U.S.

MUST TAKE WORD OF WILSON   President Has no Stenogruphic Re port of Disputed Speech.

NO STENOGRAPHIC REPORT--TUMULTY   CAN'T FIND WILSON’S PROMISE TO SEND ARMY TO PIT aT ANT 4   President Is Said to Have Given Promise ?t Council Meeting May 31, 1919

REED AND JOHNSON BAGK OP. GER IA BOW WITH WILSON   Missouri and California Sen: ators Declare President Dic Promise Rumania and Serbia Military Aid,

President Unable to Furnish Proof Called For by Senator Spencer.  eee ee  COX WORKS KENTUCKY

A QUESTION OF VERACITY.   President On One Side, Senators Keed und Spencer on Other.  De tha Acenniautanld Wenews

NO STENOGRAPHIC REPORT--TUMULTY  CART FIND WILSON'S PROM,      CAN'T FIND WILSON’S PROM. ISE TO SEND ARMY TO RPITAIANTA   President Is Said to Have Given Promise #1 Council Meeting May 31, 1919

NO COAL SHORTAGE NOW IN PROSPECI   Provided the Miners Do Their Part the National Association Declares

COAL SHORTAGE MAY BE AVERTED BY PLA   CO-OPERATION OF OPERATORS, RAILROADS AND COMMIS_ SION NECESSARY,

XO COAL SHORTAGE IS FEAR   Searchiy Will Not Marortalize: if Pin: hee Carried. Out’

NO COAL SHORTAGE IS FEARED.   Searcity Will Not Matcrialize if Plans Are Carried Out.

Plans Prepared Dispell oll F all Rese of Coel Shortages Bar: ring Strikes.   PRODUCTION NOW FAR BEHIND WINTER NEEDS   Institutions In Llinois Seeh Vainly for Coal With Mines All Idle  le

National Coal Association Issues Statement Declaring Supply Will Be Plentiful if the Present Program Is Carried Out; Appeal to Miners for Co-operation and Support      PROMISES REDUCTION IN PRICE

T MAY COME BAGK’      THE LITTLE RED SCHQOT HOO ‘E MAV- FIGURE IN CAMPalGx,

T MAY COME BACK”   THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE MAY FIGURE IN CAMPAIGN,   some Chance That 1920 Battle Will Be Speaking Campaign,

ia LEADING MIUUSt URGE ELECTION GF COX   Ickes, Hale, Heney, Lindsay, Saulsbury, Misbach, Parker, Fertich, Funk, Holman, Lee Audridge, Reynolds, Rublee, and Nichols oppose Harding and reaction. ee ee

PROGRESSIVES TO GIVE SUPPORT TO GOVERNOR COX   Men Who Helped Roosevelt Organize Bull Moose Party In Appeal To American Vo ters.

JAPAN WILL FIGHT FOR RACE EQUALITY AT LEAGUE MEETING   PO BE HELD AT GENOA, NOY, DOTH, SENDING LARGE DELE a: a Wes W

Question Among First, Con. fronting League of Nations in November.   ITALIAN STRIKERS TO . DISCUSS SETTLEMENT   Few Additional ~ Factories _ Seized and Acute Situation Ic Relieved,

RACIAL EQUALITY FOR JAPANESE   by 6 ee Up Before Le%gue of Nations A Meeting.

Selects General Assembly o World Leaque as its Battlearound.   United States Will Not Have an Opportunity to Fight Jan Demand.

JAPAN WILL PRESS MATTER A’ GENEVA MEETING ON NOVEMBER 15   NIPPONESE LOOK FOR LITTLE OPPOSITION NOW   Belief Expressed If Japan Falls to Get Rights She Will With draw From League

JAPS MAY WITHDRAW rROM PAGI   Racial Question First at Treaty Meet  NIPPON SENDS 62  Largest Delegation of Any Nation ©

JAPANESEPLAN TO FORCE ISSUE   Battle Royal Seen at Geneva Meet, Called by Wilson   SPLIT THREATENED BY TOKIO   Big Delegation to Demand Equal Emigrant Rights

JAPAN WILL TART SCRAP IN LEAGUE   QUESTION OF RACIAT EQUALITY BE BURNING ISSUE AT GENEVA   Not Being A Member, United States Cannot Aid British Colonies In Fight Against Japanese

Demands Equal — "Privileges And Rights For Her Emigrants   Question Promises To Be Most Vexed Before Coming Parley

SEEKS EQUALITY BY LEAGUE PLAN   japan Warts Racial Recognition Thri First League of Nations Assembi According to Paris Report; Cough Same Results in Peace Treaty.

BATHING BEACHES ARE IMMORAL, SAY PASTORS   Grayson Baptist Association Adopts Reselution.

TEARS BAPTISTS POE Wah ON UH es   TOBACCO AS DETRIMENTAL A CARBOLIC ACID; BATHING  BEACHES TWWORAL.,

POLISH TROOPS IN BAD WAY. REPORT   Fear Bolshevik Successes May Give Them Possession of Warsaw, Capital.

Fall of Warsawls — . Regarded Probable - in German Reports   Surrender of Large Bodies of Polish Troops Following Reverses Is Anticipated

POLISH SITUATION REPORTED SERIOUS   Fear Soviet Troops May Oc. cupy Warsaw.

BOLSHEVIK ARMS THREATEN POLES COMPLETE RUIN   Believe Occupation of Warsaw Will Follow Other Soviet Gains

Many Regiment Are Cut to Pieces and Others Reported In Bad Shape for Defensive Warfare—Polish Representative at Berlin Says He Hardly Believes it fe True.

SOVIET ARMY WIPES OUT TWO REGINNTS -CAPTURES 30,000   Concern Felt over Fate of  Warsaw. Belief is Bolsheviki  Have Taken City. Polish Agents Deny Reports.

BERLIN HEARS OF POLISH DISASTERS   Paper Claims Cavalry Regiments Annihilated, with Bolsheviki Taking 30,000 PrisOners and 165 Cannon.

REPORTS. FROM BERLIN   ON MILITARY SITUATION ON THE POLISH. BOLSHEVIK FRONT.   Rumor That Warsaw i Threatened by Bolshevik  _ Not Countenanced by th Polish Bureau at Nev Vork.

POLES WARD PRESSED ON ENTIRE FRONT OF BATTLE, BERLIN SAYS   Warsaw Said to be in Dan ger of Invasion by Soviet Forces

REPORTS ARE  “ALARMING.            ituation on Polish-Bolshevik. Frontier Are Threatening. —

Alarming Situation  On Polish Frontie;   Poles Reported\to Haye Suffered Important Roverses From the Russian Bolsheviki, * *

SITUATION ON POLISH ~ FRONT ALARMING   Berlin Reports Poles Have Suffered, Important Reverses and Large Bodis Mav Have to Surrender.

FEAR SOVIET TROOPS MAY OCCUPY WARSAV   ALARMING STORIES OF POL ISH REVERSES ARE REACHING BERLIN   Thirty Thousand Men and 165 Cannen Said to Have Been Lost Rolsheviki

RUSSIANS TAKE 0000 POLES   Military }ituation on Polish Bolshevki Front Critical fr Poland.

WAR LOOMS KS ~ PREMIERS MEET   Polish Offensive Breaks Down and Bolsheviks Win Ter‘ritorv.   WARSAW IS ENDANGERED

EDRGIANG VSlT THE WHITE HOUSE   Patty of Industrial Leaders of The State Are Gyests at Washington Today. —Paid Respects to President Wil eon Throuch Tumulty.

KENDALL AND MOORE CONTEST UNDECIDED   Official Canvass Necessary To Determine G. O. P. Nominee; Convention Must Rule.

KENDALL AND MOORE CLAIM STATE CHOICE   Official Canvass Neces sary to Establish Candidate’s Status.

FOOD PRICES 10 TAKE BIG SLUMI   Retail Men in Chicago Say Down. ward Tendency Is Bound to Come,

the republican leafer in the house, and Goneral Johp Ulem of Nowark, O.   LENROOT TALKS ABOUT A NEW POLITICAL PARTY   Saya He Would Re First to Join Lf “Old Guard” Controle Harding.

HARDING LOVABLE MAN OF THE M’KINLEY TYPE   Lenroot Not Pleased With the Nomination but Will Heartily Sunport Ticket.

LENROOT FOR THIRD PARTY   Wisconsin Senator Regrets Nomina tion of Harding—Says Old Guard Is in Control.

LENROOT WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO HARDING   SENATOR SAYS HE REGRETS BUCKEYE’S NOMINATION, BUT AS HE IS SPLENDID MAN HE WILL VOTE FOR HIM.

LENROOT READY LEAD G.0.P. BOLT   WILL SUPPORT HARDING, AS LONG AS HE SNUBS OLD GUARD.

LENROOT WILL ACCORD. . PARTY ANOTHER CHANGE   Wisconsin Senator Defers Af. filiation with Third Organization

LENROOT ISN'T SATISFIED.   ‘But Urges All “Progressives” to Support G. O. P. Ticket.

LENROOT HITS CHOICE OF REPUBLICANS   Will Desert G. 0. P. Should Harding Prove Reactionary. He Savs   AGAINST NEW PARTY NOW      Hasty Action Would Throw Vietory Into Hands of Democrats, Claim

SUPPORT OF HARDING IS PLEDGED BY TWO LEADER:   \Lenroot and Kenyon, Progressives, Sorry, However, That Convention Ignored the West,

WISCONSIN SENATOR IS SORRY   Lenroot Regrets Nomination of Hard. ina—For Third Party.

BROUGHT ON PRESIDENT 10 At POINT R. R. LABOR BOARD   Within 24 Hours to Relieve Chicago Strike Situation.

{T MADE AT TERMINAL POINTS   ‘gent Leaders Declare ‘ainst “Domination” by otherhood Chiefs Whe ork With Managers.

ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM PLAN   The Second Anntyersary Will Be Apbrepriately ObServed Wid the Rhaki Boys Leading.

ARMISTICE DAY ~ PROGRAM-PLAN   The Second Auniversary Wil Be Ap propriately ObSorved. With the Khaki Boys -Leading, —

REPORT FAVORS 14 NEW BISHOPS FOR M. E. CHURCH   Large Number May b Voted at Des Moines Conference.

METHODISTS WILL NAME 14 NEW BISHOPS   Three Missionary Bishops to Be Named to Fill General Superintendency.   ‘TWO OF FOURTEEN  WILL BE NEGROES   Indianapolis to Be Only New Episcopal Residence in  the United States.

METHODISTS WILL ELECT 14 BISHOPS AT CONFERENCE   Committee On Episco pacy Recommends Action In Report.

FOURTEEN BISHOPS MAY BE ELECTED   Report Recommends Sever New Residences,

EXPLOSIONS START FIRE:   Firemen Respond, But Work Is Hampered by Armed Black and Tans   Wilful Government Destrucfion of ' Property-=- Big Stores Allowed to Burn   Sinn Feir Club Rooms ir Tipperary Burned Out— ~Heavy Damage

DRAPERY STORES BURNED IN BOMB EXPLOSION 14 "CORK —DAMAGE 50,000 LB

CX AND TANS 0 WORK FIRE FIGHTERS, CORK   Drapery Stores Com nietely = ee oie Result of Explosicns.

“BLACK AND TAN” = - BURN CORK STORE:   Fighters, Are Prevented Fron .. Working and, Volunteers Art Carried Away From Scene.

BLACK ANDTANS COW FIREMEN   Drapery Stores in City of Cork Permitted to Burn to Ground.

Griffith’s ‘Arrest. Surprise to Lloyd Georpe—trish Rail way Strikers Seek Reinstatement — Last Week's  ~ -Qutrages Lowest in Past Six Months.

crc N CTRINE TANAY   lowa and Dlinois Furnish Rea Classic in Middle West at Urbana.

GRIDIRON GAME TAKES GENTER OF SPORT INTERES!   IMPORTANT CONTESTS’ BEING PLAYED THIS AFTERNOON   IOWA AND ILLINOIS MEET AT URBANA!   Northwestern And Wisconsin in An. other Big Mix at Madison; Game Hitting Mid-season Stride.

TWO MORE MURDERS   Haye Beer Laid at Biuebeard ~ Haryay’s Loor :

List Piling Up On “Bluebeard’         TWO MORE. WIFE" WORDENS COME TO LIGHT RUT BOERS NOt REMENSER THEM

LOLLOLLLLLLL LOL LL LLL LLL LL  Two More Uxoricide Charges Made Acainst Bluebeard Harve}

FOR THE OPEN SHOP,   Fort Dodga. Busineas Interests In 7 dorse the Policy,

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR STATEMENT   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT AGAIN QUESTIONS SENATOR HARDING.

ROOSEVELT WINDS UP TREE DAY ORE IN weOT VIRGIN   He and A. B. Koontz and Their Wives. Dinner Guests Gov. and Wirs. Cornwell.   STARTS EARLY TODAY ON CAMPAIGN IN KENTUCKY   Hates to be Insistent, He Says in Charleston Speeech, but Thinks It Necessary to Again Ask Senator Harding Where He Stands on the League.

“WILL ADMIT” COSTA "RICA      THUGS. BIND. MAN   RG Kargner of. c Tiled to Sie ping Carat Aahtabuia, 0. :

THUGS BIND MAN TO TRAIN   R. G. Kargner of Cleveland Is Found Tied to Sleeping Car at Ashtabula, O.

BELGIAN ROYALTY TO VINT BRAZIL   Elaborate Preparations Beins Made by Rio de Janeiro to Receive Couple.

WON TYPIST CONTEST   Result of Contest Held at Lawrence and Newton Announced

Ce ia. Sa aa re HUMAN LIFE Fo   Might Be Extended Over Cycle off 1000 Veare. Ha Save

REFUSED CREW AID, CAPTAINS LOSE PERMITS   Left Crew of Sinking Vessel to Die; Two Skippers’ Licenses Revoked   SIXTEEN LOST THEIR LIVES

REVOKE LIGENSES OF BOAT GR TRING FOR NEGLIGENCE   Claim Lives Were Lost Be  Cause They Failed to Acaist Sinking-Steamer.

CONSTANTINE IS ACCORDED HONORS   AMERICAN NAVAL COMMANDER CALLS ON.. GREEK KING.

GREEK RULER ON LAST LAP OF TRIP HOME   Constantine Boards Greek Cruiser Amid Salute of Big Guns.

GREEK KING LEAVES VENICE TO TAKE THROWN!   Regal Honors Paid io Con  . stantine on Board the hevnca lt.

CONSTANTINE ON LAST LEG OF TRIP    King Of Greece Leaves Venice On Cruiser To Return To Home And Throne.

ROUND UP ROCKFORD REDS   Sixtecn More Alleged Communists Arrested Yesterday.

BUTCHERS TOLD 10 CUT PRICES   Attorney General Warns That Reduc tion Must be Made in Food Costs; Says Packers Have Been Cutting Wholesale Cost; Wants Action Soor

 MEAT PRICES BRING SCRUTINY       Warning To Retailers By Attormey General Palmer

WHEAT MEN MUST REDUCE PRICES   ‘The Price of Meat Has Been Falling ' But Retailers Have Net Reduced.

"MUST FISH OR CUT BAIT.”   ‘Attorney Generali Says Retailers Must Reduce Price of Meat or Submit Books to Officers.

RETAIL MEAT DEALERS . RECEIVE A WARNING   Government Holds Prices Have Not Dropped in Proportion to Wholesale Declines,

COL MAYFIELD Gok GOES BEFORE GOVERNOR FINAL CONSIDERATION   GUARP OFFICER WHO ORDERED ARREST OF HOUSTON EDITOR  TRIED AT GALVESTON.

RUSSIAN PEASANTS  REPUDIATE SOVIEI   Rapid Decline of Bolshevism Confirmed.

BOLSHEVISM IN RUSSIA IS DECLINING SAY ADVICES   Most of Peasants Have Repudiated That Form of Government. Ceasing to Exist. Democratic Idea.

SETTING EXAMPLE BEST  HELP FOR EUROPE   State Department Learns Peasants Are Turning Away From Soviet Rule.

Fire Destroys Big Plant of Leather : Company in Wilmington, Delaware

BIG FACTORY LEVELLED BY $2,500,000 FIRE   Wilmington, Delaware, Plant Goes  Up in Flames—Many Homes Burned—- Many Jobless.

COX IN SAN DIEGO IN TOUR OF WES1   IN Tf “WORKENG" DAYS CON HAS CAMPAIGNED EN ELEVEN iTipea

RETURN TRIP TO BE STARTED BY GOV. COX SOON   Campaign Has Been Carried Into 11 States in 14 “Working Days”

COX TURNS FACE TOWARDS EAST   Has Campaipned in Eleven State: Making 126 Speeches in Fourteen Days Since Western Trip Berun.

ROUNDS THE TURN ON WESTERN SWINE   Democrats} Banking on Southerr Califor to Swing the State Democratic. —

HALF WAY ARGUNI   Governor Cox “Rounds the Turn” at San Diego on Trip Areund Circle   Is in Section Where League is Warmly Received— . Speaks This Afternoon

GOVERNOR COX COX ~ ROUDING * TURK      WILL, START on HIS. WAY BACK TO ‘MIDDLEWESTERN- AND

Advance Notice of Annual Meet ing of Iowa Farm Bureau x Rodaratinn

FARMERS TO MEET IN DES MOINES   Annual Farm Bureau Federation Meeting _Expected To Be Well Attended   KNUTE ESPE, SECRETARY   Cooperative Live Stock Shippers Join _ With Farm Bureau Federation

TO MEET AT DES MOI   The Member of the Iowa Farm Bureau. Many Prominent Speakers to Be Present

LEAGUEMEETS WITH 41 NATIONS BEPRESENTED   Practically All Coun tries of World Excepting Central Powers and United States Have Del  Posted   PROGR.AM NOTES

NOTABLE GATHERING TODAY 7 IN WORLD'S CA PITAL MARKS AN EPOCH IN CIVILIZATION   PRACTICALLY ALL NATIONS EXCEPT UNITED STATES AND THE CENTRAL POWERS HAVE DELEGATES THERE.

REBEL LEADERS READY 1 CRUSH FEDERAL FORGES   Carranza Attempis Te Effect Armistice, Panart   REBELS ARE. GAINING   a  New Cities Come Unde: Revolutionary Control. Today.

BOSTON-HOTEL HAS REPEATED FIRES   Police Find They Start in Closets and Alcoves and Believe They Ate Incendiary.

ANOTHER HOTEL FIRE IN BOSTON   Fifth Within a Week, all of Unknown Origin, Discovered in Hotel Essex   Broke Out While Every Hote! in City Was Under Guard to Prevent Such Occurrence

TO RESTORE ITALIAN PLANTS   General Confederation of Labor Guarantees Ré@turn to Normal Condi. tions in Shops.

WILSON GOES TO BED AT 9, AND IS ASLEEP AT 9:36   Admiral Grayson Spends Even. ing With President at the White House.

PRESIDENT HAS NO COMMENT TQ RAKE   AT 9 O°CLOCK WILSON RETIRES  TO BEDROOM; I$ ASLEEP  WALF HOUR LATER

PRESIDENT CALM IN PARTY'S HOUR OF DEFEAT   metus With Mood of Cheerfulness —Nervous Strain Does Not Seem Annarent

PRESIDENT RETIRES EFARLY.   Wilson Has No Comment to Make on ieasian BReenle

SUIPPE BOARD WANES GLE   Bids for 1,500,000 Barrels Asked te Meet Requirements,

MORE NEWS NOW IN DISPATCHES   The Commoner Won His First Victory When Nebraska Put Him on Reso: lutions Committee Against Protests of thé Admintration.

an's Arrival Alone Change: fatire Atmosphere At San Francisco   PECT COMMONER TO CREATE TROUBLE   ministration Leaders Are Jearly Perturbed By Coming Of Nebraskan

‘CONSTANTINE TC COST YOU HEAVY, GREECE ADVISED   Britain To Give Firm Warning ; Ex-Kaiser Not To Leave.

BRITAIN SENDS A NEW WARNING TO THE GREEKS   Nation Is Told It Can not Recall Constantine Without Losing All Its  New Territory.

bHELUt WARNE AGAINST RETURN  OF GONG TAN TINE      GREAT BRITAIN DECLARES AL LIES CAN NOT SUPPORT GREEK TERRITORIAL CLAIMS.

ENGLAND IS OPPOSED TO CONSTANTINEI   Great Britain Does Not Fa vor Placing Ex-Monarch on Throne,

TAKES STEPS TO JIN. FORM CONSTANTINE HE IS NOT WANTED.   Greece Cannot Hope to Retain Territorial Ad vantages Given in Al‘lied-Greek Treaty.if He Comes Back.

OPPOSE CONSTANTINE   British Serve Notice on Monarchis Party in Greece- Will Fight

BRITAIN SAYS CONSTANTINE 1S NOT WANTED   Opponents of Former Premier Syent Vast Sum of Money to Secure His Defeat at  Police   EX-PREMIER VENIZELOS IS REPORTED RESTLESS   So Far as He fs Concerned Greece Cai   Vieet Fate She Deserves; Wants to Know Alhes’ Views.

DEFEATED PREMIER OF GREECE WOULD ABANDON POLITICS   ‘VENIZELOS DECREES HIS COUN.  ERY MAY GO PO BOW-WOWS. FOLLOWING LACK OF AT.  PRECIATION SHOWN

GREEKS OFFER TO GIVE GUNRANTEES   NEW CABINET PROMISES EN TENTE TO GIVE ALLIES PROPER SAFEGUARDS.

CANNOT HOPE TO HOLD ADVANTAGES   thallis ts Notified Clearly That Greece Cannot Hope to Hold Advantages Granted Her Under the Pact Between Allies and the Moslems.

BRITISH THREATEN THE GREEKS IF THEY HAVE CONSTANTIN &S KING   Territorial: Concessions Made During Recent Few Months Will be Removed—Constantine Also Notified of Deter it ha

BRITIAN VOICES ITS OPPOSITION TO CONSTANTINE   Notifies Greece Ex-King’s Re. turn Forfeits Territorial Advantages.   FRANGE ALSO TO TAKE ACTION

GALA DHIAIN NOTIFIES GREECE OF OPPOSITION TO GONSTANTINE   Says Greece Cannot fold Territoria Advantages IF Opposition Is No Taken Cognizance of

OPPOSES RETURN . OF GREEK KING   Great Briton Warns Greece She Will Lose Territorial Advantage. +   INFORMED  CONSTANTINE   Treaty With Allies Would be Nullified. Correspondent Says Many Were Killed in Election Riots,

Sifting Process Has Cleared Away Many Collateral Points and Centered Attention on Very Few Reservations— Three Conferences During Day Attract Attention.

ARTICLE X MAIN OBSTACLE IN WAY OF RATIFICATION   Senate Leaders of Both Parties Again Active in Compromise Talk   NO AGREEMENT IN SIGHT   Tumulty, for President, Discusses Specific Reservation Changes With Hitchcock

ARTICLE 10 MAY HALT PEACE PAC]      TREATY OPPONENTS AND AD HERENTS SPLIT ON BIGGEST SECTION OF ALL.

LEADIRS: ACTIVE. IN NEGOTIATIONS FOR. AGREEMENT        POMERENE SEES LODGE AND TUMULTY GOES OVER. ‘3 TROUBLE. Ee   Three Conferences Have Been Held   aa With Compromise Agreed to oO  All Except Article 10 Leaders Wait. ‘4 “i

AATIGLE 10 OBSTACLE IN COMPROMISE MOVE   DEFINITE PROPOSAL SOON IN THE TREATY ISSUE EXPECTED FROM CONFERENCE.

ARTICLE TEN 19 BIGUEST BARRIER CONFRONTING PACT   Conferences Indicate That Sit uation Would Take Definite Form Soon—Many Points Are Cleared Away.   DEMOCRATS CONFER   Details of None of Meetings Revealed — Generally Understood That Changes in Reservations Up.

SENATORS SEEK AN AGREEMENT   Leaders Active in Treaty Com _ promise Negotiations,   THREE CONFERENCES ARE HELO

NEGOTIATIONS — FOR COMPRONYSE PLAN CONTIBUE       RESERVATION ON THIS Fi REJECTED BY PRES DURING LAST SESSIO}   WILSON SHOWS INJERRGRS   Leaders of Both Parties Hold Cone ferences in Effort to On a Settlement Hasis

ARTIGLE TEN STILL PAESERTS Bibbto! STUMBLING BLOG   Republicans and Democrats Gets Down to Cases in Treaty Compromise Discussion.   SITUATION MAY SOON TAKE DEFINITE FORM   Sifting Process Clears AWay Many Collateral Points and Centers Attention on a Very Few Reservations—Secretary Tamulty Coniers With Senator Hitchcock,

JAPS HIT AMERICAN LAWS   Declare Shipping tegisiation Hurts In. terests of Other Courttries—Urge F asrness.

GOVERNMENT IN FIGHT ON REVOLT   Strike Raid Seen as..Move te Nip Soviet Rule in the U.S.   RED ORGANIZATION POWERFUL   Gained Control of $50,000,000 of Im. Perial Russian: Money in This Country and Have 35,000 Speakers and Organizers.

RAID 15 MOVE 0 NIP REVOLT   Government Fights Efforts 0! Soviet to Rule America.   CHECK SEEN ON BUSINESS   Uprising Set for May 1, Investigators Learn—Red Organization in the U. S. Is Powerful, With Big Fund to Draw on.

NATIONAL GUARD AVIATORS,   Four Companies Are Previded Fa Each Divisi:

cede aaiineal — FIFTH OF POPU 1. ATH ON” ) OF NATION IN 33 CITIE

GARRANZA READY FOR UPRISING IN JUAREZ GARRISON   Funds of Mexican Customs  Office Taken to El Paso Dank   WASHINGTON HEARS THAT REVOLT IS SPREADING   ‘Mexico City is in No Serious  Danger Until al! Insurgenis  Work in Unison.

Mexican Revolution Is Endangering Lives And Property on the Border

NEW BASEBALL SCANDAL SPRUNE   Witness Before Grand Jury In: volves White Sox Management,   GAMBLERS ALSO POINTED OUT   East St. Louis Theatrical Manager Swears He Told Comiskey and Austrian A!l About It Last Winter—Had Names Right.

ies ett a   NEW BASEBALL SCANDAL SPRUNG   Witness Before Grand Jury Involves White Sox Management.   GANBLERS ALSO POINTED OUT   East St. Louis Theatrical Manager’ Swears He Told Comiskey and Austrian All About It Last Winter—-Had Names  Right, 7

TESS TVOLVES XA SNMGEMENT   Says Creoks on Team Were Knowa Last Winter.   ww BASEBALL SCANDAL OUT   Witness Before the Cook County (Chi eagc) Grand Jury Swears He Told Comiskey and Austrian All About the Deal.

AUTOMOBILE CLUB MEETI NG   Secretaries Will Meet for the First Convention Ever Held

Peaceful Settlement of Railway Wage Dispute ts Sight, Following Proposals of the President to Railwav Workers’ Representatives Saturday.   UNION HEADS DECIDE TO MEET EERRUARY 23 TO TAKE ACTION   =  President Is Asked to Secure Assent of Railway Managers t& Plan Outlined for a Special Tribunal to Adjust Differences and Settle the Bntire Railway Wage Problem

ENT BAKER CALLS OFF STRIKE   Action Taken Saturday Af. ternoon As Result of Message From Wilson.

Maintenance . of Way . Str ike 1s Called: Off f      President Cromises Special ‘Triunad “to, Adjust Wage’ Demands * sMaintcuance Me         -- Caoninital.

PRESIDENT ASKS POSTPONEMENT   Appeals to Union Officials to Suspend Walk-out Orders.

HOW LEAGUE SYSTEM WORKS   FARGO HEAD SEES AMERIC: BLIND TO NON-PARTISAN GROWTH   LOSE FIGHT IN NEW YORK   Effort to Reinstate Ousted Assem. blymen Voted Down By Ballot of 71 to 33.

America Is Asleep to Strides of Socialists _ In Capture of Dakota

COUGATOR RAPS NON-PART TSANG   Declares League in North Dakota Socialistic Spy System,

Railroad Sirike Hits Big Auto Factorie:  Ward by Scarchy of Bowel .   FORD PLANT MAY SHUT * DOWN IN FEW DAYS   Inability to Get Raw Material or Store Finished Product Produces the Havac

BITTER COMMENT ON PEAGE ACTION   NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS DIVIDED AS TO RESPONSIBILITY POR FAILURE:

HARDING WORKING FOR RATIFICATION Of SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Urges Republican Members of th Legislature of Tennessee to Cast Their Votes in Favor.

RENEWS. PLEA FOR OUFFAAGE RATIFICATION   Harding Sends Another Message to Solons of nnessee      Confident the Republicans Wil ‘ Support to. Resolution

Senator Tries to Rally Re  fican Forces in Southi  ern State.          “SERVE PARTY, ALSO: COUNTRY. HE WI   Nominee Attends Swe Vets Reunion as in When Reporter.

MYSTERY CAT FURNISHED CLUE   Oranuge-celored Anmimal Led te the Arreat of Seventeen Men.

WHARF GAT AIDS THE GOVERNMENT   Spots on Fur Lead to Recover; of $300,000 in Stcien Dyes.

SLEUTHS TRAIL CAT JO DEN OF THIEVES   German Dyes Worth $300,000 Stolen From Warchouse, Recovered by Trailing Spotted Tabby.

PLS A ES TTT  40,000 RUSSIANS KILLED BY POLES   Eighty Thousang Taken Prisoner and 30,000 Interned in East Prussia.   RED COMMANDER i$ OUSTED   wen, tucnatschewski, Known as “So. viet Napoleon,” Relieved as Com. mander of Bolshevist Army for Failure to Take Warsaw.

POLES oi AY 40,000 AUOOIAN SOLDIERS   Eighty Thousand Are Taken Prisoner in Great Battle.   30,C00 INTERNED IN PRUSSIA   General Tuchutschewski, Known ag the “Soviet Napoleon,” Has Been Relieved as Commander of the Bolshevik Army.

WAFFLES 170 DOUGHNUTS 30   Unique ‘‘Straw Vote’’ Reveals Breakfast Sentiment, Nothing Else.

FEDS. FOR REDS   Warns Against Any Participation by United States In Attempt to Overthrow Soviet.

‘Why I Put Up With Rats for Years,  VAS nttae RE Alten ela me Pe

“Why I Put Up With Rats for Years,”  VAsetéie RT WES Bee We ees ee

FURTHER TROUBLE AT DULUTH   ineother “‘Oetbreak Against Negroe «Predicted for Tonight.

Further Outbreaks Expected; Troops Ordered to City; Sheriff Determined.

TROOPS RUSHED TO CHECK MORE WAR IN DULUTH   New Outbreak Is Feared By Minnesota City Officials.

ISK RETURN OF TROOPS TO NORTHERN CIT)   Citizens Avypeal to Minnesota, Fear ing Another Outbreak In Race Trouble at Duluth.

CALL TROOPS TO PREVENT LYNCHING   Duluth Fears Another Rio With Fourteen Negroes Held for Assault

TROOPS READY TO BREAK UP LYNCHING PART}   Officials St Duluth Warned ‘of Second Outbreak for Tonight.

SEND TROOPS 10 GUARD NEGROES  Fear Further Lynchings at Duluth, Minn  eee nm Hanan meine  Report Plot to Storm Jail for 14 Prisoners

FEAREN AT RULUTH   TROOPS ORDERED TO CHTy Tt PATROL STREETS FOL, LOWEING APPEAL,

TROOPS ORDERED TO DILUTH   City Officials Fear Further Mob Omit. herak Saturday Night

DULUTH OFFICIALS FEAR ° ATTEMPT-TO STORM JAIL   he > . PLOT OF MOB TO GET SOME NEGROES BRUITED AND A CONTINGENT OF THE STATE TROOPS WILL GO ON GUARD.

SALT LAKE CARMEN VOTE ° DN SYMPATHETIC STRIKE    Union Officials Say Complete i Tie-up Will Result if Men ' Walk Out

NINE MEN 10 HANG WETRIN 43 HOURS   Led to the Gallows in the Cook County Jail Oct. 14-15; Sensational Record.

TO EXECUTE § MEN WITHIN A8 HOURS TIME   Legal Hangings Start Today in Chieago and End Tomorrow.

U.S, PREPARED FOR GREAT WAR   Plans Revealed in Report of General Marsh.   CALL FGR 2,000,000 MEN:

 WARCH ASSEATE   ‘Plans Completed to Protect Nation ‘in Any Conflict.   SAYS COAST DEFENDED   Military Units Composed of 2,000,000 Men Is Indicated.

“HOSS RACKS AT COLUMBUS   Many Entries in Mid-summicr Grand Circuit. Events.

COLD LEAVES: CHURCH VACANT.   ‘Lone Worshiper for Two Dedades ts ["  @eudted bys Winter,

QUIZ PASTOR STRATON ABOUT VICE FINDINGS   Information Regarding Violstions of Prohibition Amendment ~ Sought in Particular

CLERGYMAN IS WITNESS   Rev, Stiraton Tells Grand duory of Volstead Vet Viotation«.

PASTOR QUIZZED BY GRAND JURY   Rev. John Straton Questioned About Vice on Great White Way.

eae ee Oe eee  Labor Shortage In West Texas May Be Serious For 1920

Senate Limits Debate on the Reservations   So as to Reach Article Xo Quickly Lodge Makes Motion Demoerats Consent

IT 38 BELIEVED! FINAL VOTE “hWEILL COME. THIS WEEK. _   ANOTHER LETTER PR rR x PRES. “DENT DUE TODAY.    But What le wiu Say! lor. What Ee. . feet it Wil Have Seems to he : (All iw the Afr. 7

WILSON IS 10  BARE FINAL ATTITUOE ON PACT   President Not to Accep! Lodge Reservation Is Forecast

HILSON (5 Te  BARE FINAL ATTITUDE PAC   President Not to Accep Lodge Reservation Is Forecast

SENATE AGREES TO SET A LIMIT ON DEBATING   Treaty Actlon Expected to Be Hastened; Four Reservations Adopted.

TWO MINUTES ARK  EACH SENATOR oo om 2 e THE RESERV. ;   Several Reservations Were  Dering the Afterncen W  Practically No Serate Busy. he

COAL CONSUMERS —~ Ac ADVISED NOT TO BUY FUEL ROM   Present Prices Are Out of Reason and Must Be Reduced, Says Dealer  TaARAINIT TAYLW tc PALO TYV

Opdators in Some Districts Declared to Be Doubiing Their Money   CONSUMERS WARNED NOT TO BUY NOW   HIGH PRICES HELD UNJUSTI FIABLE AND DUE TO GOV. ERNMENT REPORTS OF ‘*' PENDING SHORTAGE.

COAL PRICES ARE NOT JUSTIFUBL   WHOLESALE: OFFICIAL SAYS OPERATORS’ PROFIT 1S _ 100 PERCENT.

BR!INES HELD WITHOUT BAIL FOR GRAND JUR}   Coroner's Jury Declares He Fired Shot That Killed Elmer C. Drewes.

CHARGED WITH ~~ HILLING. STUDENT   Brines, U. of P. Sophomor Held Guilty of Darthmouth Lad’s Death.

JURY ACCUSES “BRINES OF MURDER   woe ay Of Elmer. C,. Drewes, Dartmouth Student Killed in Phila* delphia Gct 17

COLLEGE STUDENT 1S ACCUSED OF MURDE   Dartmouth Sophomore Killed Boyhood Chum, Is Verdict of Coroner’s Jury

PENN. R. R. BREAKES UP BRIBES FOR FREIGHT GARS   Shippers Are Responsible For Em: ployees Being Corrupt.

UNITY CONCLAVE NEAR NAMING ~ CANDIDATE   Third Party May Have Can didate In Field by Night, Report

LAGURITES AGREED TO THE GOALITION   REPORT OF CONFERENCE  MEMBERS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED BY MEETING   Labor Party Delegates Would Not Stand For Any ‘‘Foolishness’’ From the Convention of Forty-Eighters.

I. 9. READY 10 BEGIN TRADING WITH RUSSIAN   Virtual Decision Reached to Permit Resumption — of Business When Allies Outline a Definite Policy.

THAD. WITH HESSTA Preos STMT ..   WUaeshington Government Kheret The cided to Permit Resumption,

DRIES WILL NOT TAKE ANY CHANCES   Piohibition Organization to Stay on Job, Guarding the Volstead Act

ANOTHER SPLIT. 1S NEVELOPINC   Britain. and- France: Becoming Involved in Embarrassing ANieiindaretandian.       HARMONY 1S”. CRACKING

ANGLO-FRENGH [N DIPLOMATIC FIGHT   A SERIOUS MISUNDERSTAND. ING OVER SYRIAN PROB. LEM SAYS REPORT.   WAABS CAUSING ANXIETY   French Action in Syria May Bring Wrath of Arab Tribesmen Don on French as Well As British Friends

WAR LOOMS AGAIN IN NEAR EAS]      DISAGKEEMENT MAY COME-BE TWEEN FRANCE ANB i” ENGLAND. i         ENGLISH ARE SENDING HEAY! REUNFORCEMENTS TH; MESOPOTAMIA.

Dor! t Sell Your Liberty Bonds!   Warning Is Issued by Gevernmen to Hold Bonds for  ee € ee

PHILIPP TO FIGH) EAR OPENT FARE   Governor Will Employ Counse To Enforce Law—-Hopes to Win by Sent. 1.

Philipp Will ‘Wage Battle To Uphold Two Cent Fare Law   Governor to Direct Legal Pigh Against Suit of Railroads ~-

GOVERNOR PHILIPP WILL FIGHT FOR 2-CENT FARE   Will  Auncune Course State Fellow—*: ano the Suprenw: Court.      is  1a

Clara Barton Smith Surrenders Upon Her Arrival at El Pasc   ALLEGED SLAYER OF JAKE HAMON, REPUBLICAN LEAD: ER OF OKLAHOMA, WILL BE TAKEN TO ARDMORE THIS MORNING WHERE BONDS ARE READY

CLARA SMITH MEETS OFFICERS: AT JUAREZ   WOMAN SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH HAMON KILL ING SURRENDERS,

LONG FLIGHT [NDS AT LAST ON BORDER   Woman Sought in Connection With Fatal Shooting Of Jake L. Hamon, Republican National Committeeman of Oklahoma, Spends Night With Parents.

CLARA SMITH SURRENDERS TO OFFICER   Will be aken to Ardmore tc Stansd rial for Murder of J. L. Hayman.

ALLEGED SLAYER HAMON READY 10 DANE INNARENEE   dag 4 IN CARTER COUNTY ARE WITH MISS 5 a OFFICER   Will Make Bond and Then Return to El Pase to Spend Holidays Mer Parents, Mise Smith

CLARA BARTON SMITH . SURRENDERS, TO GET I FREEDOM ON BOND.\   Wants Whole World to Know Her Story—Will Tell It to Public Later.   EXPRESSES PLEASURE ON MEETING OFFICER   Will Be Taken Back to Ardmor Today—Spends Night With Her Parents.

JAPANESE TAKE SIBERIAN CITY AFTER BATTLE WITH MUSCOVITE DEFENDERS

AMERICAN MINER WANT HIGHER WAGE   DISSATISFACTION WITH THE PRESIDENT’S AWARD IS EXPRESSED.   COAL PRICES ARE OROPPING   Soft Coal Operators in a Conference Assert Prices Are Tumbling at Mines in Many Localities,

LATINS MULTIPLY TOO FAST   No indications of Race Suicide ir italy—-Rome Seeks Outlet for Surplus.

ARTICLE TEN IS - CLEAR   'T DOES NOT MEAN WE SHOULD BE LED TO WAR.

ASKS LEAGUE ~ ENDORSEMENT   President Wilson Says Whole Work ', Will Walt for Verdict of People - ’.) in -November. -

DIRECT APPEAL “TO PEOPLE FOR WORLD LINE-UP  ARTICLE, AEN IS T DOES NOT MBEAN

PRESIDENT SCORES — LEAGUE OPPOSITION IMPUDENT AUDACITY.   Says Rights of United States Full ~ ProtectedComing Election . -Solema Referendum

ARTICLE TEN’ 1S DEFENDED BY PRESIDENT   Denies That It Might Lead Nation To War Against Its Will and  Urges Endorsement Of League Ay DAHA   WORLD AWAITING VERDICT   As It Would Be An Intination Of What.Its Future Is To Be, Wil son Declares In Statement. To Peeeccecicg   CALLS CRITICISM MISLEADINC

TIndersement cf League, Urged in Message to Voters From Nation’s Head at WhiteHouse.  NO CANDIDATE. IS MENTIONED   Wilson Declares Whole World Will Wait for ‘Verdict on Treaty in ‘November Election.

WILSON INTO FIGHT   THE. PRESIDENT GIVES OUT-HIS FIRST CAMPAIGN STAEMENT   His. Argument, Is Devoted Wholly to The League of Nations and Coyers Familiar Ground,

WILSON ISSUES APPEAL DIRECT TO THE PEOPLE   President Declares the World Awaits Verdict League of Nations.

WILSON MAKES FAST APPEAL ~ONTHE LEAGUE   Addresses Communication To People On League Pact.   ASSERTIONS FALSE   President Declares Article 10 Does Not Mean Amer: ican War.

WILSON ENTERS INTO CAMPAIGH IN APPEAL FOR LEAGUE ISSUE   Demands, in Statement to Coun: try, Election Se Squarely Upon League Covenant:

WILSON ‘FRONT PORCHES AS AID TO ARTICLE X   Europe Sees Its Fate in Hands of American Voter, He Declares   THAT EUROPE CAN LEAD U. S. INTO WAR, PRESIDENT BRANDS FALSE

WILSON ASSAILS LEAGUE'S CRITICS   Declares Statements About Article 10 Are False   Why Fear Responsibility, He Asks In Appeal to Country

RAIL STRIKE In FRANCE   Fooat Rations~to-- Come: lt Tie-Up Is Prolonged "I

FRANCE TIED UP BY HUGE RAIL STRIKE   National Order Halts All Steam Road Traffic Today.

FRENGH RAIL STRIKE: CORS INTO EFFEC   “REVOLUTIONARY CHARACTER HAS BEENR ATERTED.   Meatless Vays Forcesst is Resalt of Back vt Trattle Fucilities— Workers Unable to Reach  Hom

GENERAL STRIKE OF FAILADAD WORKERS IN FRANCE ORDEREL   Government Announces its De  termination to Fight the ! Strike to a Finish. -

WITHDRAW NAME © OF GOV. EDWARDS   WIRED SECRETARY OF STATE THAT HIS NAME BE WITRDRAWN FROM PRIMARY

A PORMAL DEMAND.   For Evacuation of Ukrainia by Russ Rawvtloate Wace Rann Weeden

WE SAVE YOU FROM $5 TO $35   Florence Hotblast Heater r Globe Range

WE SAVE YOU FROM: $5 TO $35   ON EVERY   Florence Hotblast Heater or Globe Range

Police Broke Up Honeymoon Party   Rietenemteenl  YOUNG COCPLE ELOPED Ant PARENTS NOTIFIED POLICE WO FOUND ‘PIER

POLICE BREAK-UP ROSS'S HONEYMOON   Parénts: Locate Prominent Chicago Couple at Hotel After Ali Night Search

COMMITTEE REPORTS CONSUME MOST OF TUESDAY'S SESSION   Chairman Robinson Assails Re publicans in Address During Afternoon.

PROLONGED AND BITTER FIGHT ON PLATFORM SETTLED  Nominating Speeches Begin Wednesday at 1 ('clock   But Balloting Not to Begin Until  Platform Is Adopted.

Prediction Made That Me Adoo Will Be Nominated On 5th Ballot.   SEE MARSHALL BOOM   Supporters Declare  Vice_ President May Sway  Convention.

TO NAME PLATFORN BEFORE A GANDIDATE   Many of Delegates Wantec to Nominate First, But Are Over-ruled.

Platform First: Then Candidates   But Nominating Speeches Wil Be Made While Platform’s Being Framed

ee aes A et  nn ne ee  There’s a Lot for the Voter to Do. , It Looks Hard but Is Really East

There’ Sa a Lot for the Voter to Do ... . - It ‘Leeks Hard batds Really Edsy

MARCH OF G. A. R. 1S MILE LONG   ‘Many Go On Foot With Their  Shoulders Back As the Fifes Play.

Veterans: of. th ‘the Grand  Army of the Republic de in: Indianapolis   The Annual. Encampment ‘Ends Friday—To Elect Their Officers

GAR. MEMBERS IN BIG PARAL   Veterans A\t National Tencauipnient March To Tane of Wifes and Drinis

GA At MEMBERS. NBIC PARADE       Match To Tune of  lifes  ‘eterans At National sere = and Drums.

VETS” ACCLAIMED IN FINAL REVELRY   Thousands Parade Streets of Indjanapolis as Last Event of G. A. R. Encampment   LINE OF MARCH !S MILE LONG

WORST BLIZZARD IN YEARS HEADED EAS)   Reports From West Today Tell of Disrupted Train Service—Snowbound in Many Places.

OFFICER 1S SHY $15,000   Seward Army Man Alleged to B Short in His Accounts at Southern Pcst.

PAYMASTER TOOK FUND   Lieut, Logan Short $13,000 When He'Fled From Camp Knox.

WILSON REPLY UN ADRIATIG 3 SENT TO ALLIES   BUT ITS NATURE IS SECRET    STILL NO BREAK AND IP IS POSSIBLE, ROW MAY NOT COME

WILSON’S REPLY TO PREMIERS IS IN THEIR HANDS   Contents Will Not Be Made Public Until Late Today.

WILSON REPLIES: TO-LATEST NOTE   Rejoinder to the French and British on Adriatic Situation Is Dispatched   COUNCIL TO REASSEMBLE   Meeting ,With Seibians May Presage Reopening of Efforts for an Adjustment

WILSON’S REJOINDER SENT.   ‘Contents of President's Answer on Adriatic Situation Are Not Disclosed.

WILSON'S LATEST NOTE ° DELIVERED TO PREMIERS   Memorundam Deats Entirely with Adri: afic (Qhucstion; Contents Net Vet Revealed,

LAST ADRIATIC NOTE ANSWERED BY CABLE   Contents of President's Rejoindes Are Witheld From Public for the Present

WILSON’S NOTE ON ADRIATIC PUT ON CABLE:   State Department Silent o1 Nature of Reply to Lloyd Crearse and Millerand.

WILSON REPLY TO PREMIERS  IDEA 13 SENT LAST NIGHT   President’s View on Arbitra tion Suggestion Is Not Made Public.   ADRIATIC QUIBBLE NOT YET CLOSED, BELIEF   Entente Ministers Not Push. ing Settlement Plan on Os estion.

SENT TD ALES   BUT ITS NATURE ISSECRET   STILL NO BREAK AND If, IS POSSIBLE, ROW ' MAY NOT COME

WILSON ANSWERS PREMIERS NOTE ~ OW THE ADRIATIC   Reply to France and Englanc Was Despatched Last Night.   CONTENTS NOT DISCLOSED

CONTENTS WILSON NOTE NOT REVEALED   President’s Rejoinder to Last Communication From British and French Premiers Dispatched to Europe.

THE LAST NOTE OF PRESIDENT WILSOK      PRESIDENTS LATEST NOTE ON THE ADRI C QUESTION      REGEWED IN LORDON TOQAY      The Note of the *resident Handed to Rar Cinzon, Borcign  Scerc This Afternoon.

WILSON REPLIES TE LAST ADBIATIC NOTE   CONTENTS OF REJOINDER TO THE BRITISH AND FRENCH PREMIERS NOT DISCLOSED.

PRESIDENT WILSON ANSWERS LAST NOTI   Contents of Document Regardine Adriatic Situation is Not Disclosed.

HUN INFLUENCE BEHIND SCHEME OF WITHDRAWAL   Crisis Fostered in Hopes League Would Admit Germany as Member.   LODGE INTERVIEW IS GIVEN THE LIE

ARGENTINE COUP IS AID T0 LEAGUE; GERMAN INSPIRED   Assembly Shows Strength in the Crisis Following Withdrawal.   PUERRYDON IS NOT SINCERE IN ACTION   Failed to Enlist Support of the Liberals in the Assembly.

LW. W. CONTROLS TRIAD PARTY, AY 2 UTAH LEADERS   Tender Resignations Because “No: Law Abiding Citizen Dare Belong to It.”

REDS CONTROL THIRD PARTY, oAY TWO CHIEFS, WHO QUIT THE GANG   INDUSTRIAL . WORKERS . OF . WORLD RUN FARMER-LABOR OUTFIT,   SO DECLARE UTAH LEADERS, WHO HAVE SENT IN THEIR RESIGNATIONS—SAY PARLEY HAS YIELDED 76 RADICAL FACTIONS.

HEAD OVER HEELS IN RANKS OF RADICALS   FARMER-LABOR PARTY IS FAST DRIFTING THAT WAY.   Twe Officers of Utah State Branch Tender Resignations, Charging It Has Peased to Contreil ef the I. W. W.

UNCONFIRMED RUMOR OF TROTSKY'S MURDE   Colleague of Nicholai Lenine Re ported to Have Been Assassinated.

U.S, TRADE GROWS   Big Coal Cargoes Reaching France Causes Comment

THINK AMERICA SEEKS MUNOPOL'   Coal Exports To France Rival British Tonnage

NEXT STEPIN KAISER TRIAL IS ~ PROBLEMATICAL   Considerable’ Time . to Elapse Before Allies Make any. Further  ‘Move Germany Mey be  : Asked. to Join - in De:  mand.   DEVELOPMENTS

“FOR SOME sd   Premiers Will ‘Have to Talk 1t All Over Again Since Hol. land Turns Them Down

HARDING SAYS RESPONSE IS NOT NECESSARY   Will Not Answer Statement Issued by Governor Cox On Wednesday.   Pitts sburg Publisher Sees Nom inee and faiks on Campaign

30,000,000 LOAN FOR NICARAGUA   Is Desired to Complete Her Railroad Lines   CUBA IS PROSPEROUS   favorable Trade Balance of $200,060,000 Reported in 1919 — Delezates to Pan. American Financial Congress Complete Intensive Study cf Problems.

Bolivian Representatives Suggest That Forther Pinaneing be Attempted by United Stites Bankers for Sanitary and Transportation Improvements—(uba Prosperows,

ANARCHISTS EUCTED,   Hires in Buenos Aires (ivazingy Landa Started by Them.

ARGENTINA ACTS AGAINST RADICALS © AS MYSTERIOUS FARM FIRES SPREAD

JOUNSON 15 NOT RELE   Pugilists Flope for Tarly Freedom 45 - Considerably Dirmmed:

OHNSON'S EFFORTS FOR FREEDOM Fal   Former Heavyweight Champ ‘Must Remain In Jail Until tude Rerovers Health

JACK’S HOPES DIMMED   Negro Pugilist Probably Will Not Soon be Free

JOHNSON IS NOT RELEASED.   Pugilist’s Hope for Early Freedom is Considerably Dinnmed.

FIRST SNOWFALL OF SEASON BRINGS INCE   Lowest . “Temperature is Re. corded Last Night.

ROAD PAVING PLANS APPROVED BY BOARD   Profiles for 22 Miles From Algona to Gerled Get Official 0. 1K.   APPROVAL OF THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES MUST BE GOT   Little Doubt of Approval, However, and Bids for Work and Materials Will be Asked for Shortly,

KOSSUTH COUNTY GETTING: READY FoR Paytne: Aine.   Mians and Specifications Ready for Bids on Paving of Twenty-two Miles of Road From Algona to Rock Island Track North of Bancrnft

SOVIET DOESN'T OPPOSE NEAR EAST RELIEF   Reports From American Workers ii  Armenia say Supplies Will Not Be Plundered.

1,500 Union Men An¢ Women of Oshkosh in Protest At Injunction   Jailed Pickets Are Serenades by Crowd; Henry Ohl Attacks Decree

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY IMPASING BODY   Secretariat Occupies Great Hotel in Geneva.

GENEVA READY FOR LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Over a Thousand Delegates Expected at Meeting Next Monday.

NOTBIGENQUEE      neva. Swells With Pridé “As © Celebrities “Arrive: For” Leagtte Meeting : ,

LEAGUE OF NATIONS 10 MEET ON NEXT MONON   Accommodations Of City O Geneva Are Taxed.

Delegates to First Meeting of “League Pouring Into Geneve   Official Representatives of Forty-One Nations Witi , caanamine Threaten to Swamp. Entertainwant Fanveniences of Swiss City.

ENVOYS FLOCK TO GENEOA FOR WORLD COUNCIL ON PEACE   NEARLY ALL OF THE FORTY. FIVE MEMBER NATIONS TO BE REPRESENTED

WARNS gHIPPERD AEGARDING GARS   Commission Will Not Tolerate Use of Cars As Public Warehouses

SHIPPERS WARNED  BY COMMISSION   Must ‘Assist ‘in Breaking the Freight Blockade, -

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMIS SION WARNS AGAINST DEDAY IN UNLOADING CARS

MUST UNLOAD GARS QUICKLY   Commerce Commission Warns Shippers   Anti-Railroad Strike Bill to Be Reported to Senate

OHIPPERS MUaT AND RAIL   Help is Needed to Break the Freight Jam is Warning Given.

COTTON GROWERS 10 HOLD MEETING   Will Complete Plans for Holding Product for Higher Prices Now.

MINERS TALK STRIKE   Anthracite Men Stil Far Apart _ on Their Wage Dispute.   Dissatisfaction Over Proposals to Submit to Presidential Commission or  to Accept Wilson Contract.

MINERS MAY STRIKE   ANTHRACITE MEN FAR APART IN WAGE DISPUTE.   Dissatisfaction Over Proposals to Submit to Presidential Commission or to Accept Wilson Contract.

APPLY PRESOURE ON LUXURY SALE   Credit Accommodations for Those Dealing in Non-Essentials Curtailed.   BANKERS PLAN FORMULA

TRARE IN LUXURIES HIT BY LOWERING QF BANK CREDITS      FINANCIERS’ CAMPAIGN TO BRING DOWN COSTS  CA WOM TT we    WORE PRICES CUT   Merchants ard Pressed fox Money, Forced to Sell Chean.

COST OF STRIKES REACHES MILLIONS   Labor Lost by Them, Exclu Sive of Wages Over $4,000,000 During Past Year.

STRIKES COST LABOR MEN FOUR MILLION, BESIDES WAGE   Secretary Morrison Annual Report Shows $126,828 Expending fo Suonart “Steel Steike.

MORRISON SHOWS STRIKES COSTLY TO UNIGN LABOR   Report to Federation Places Cost During Past Year at Four Million Dollars.   NOT INCLUDING LOSS OF WAGES

STRIKES COST LABOR OVER FOUR MILLION DURING PAST YEAR   Annual Convention of A F’. O. L. Opens Sessions Monday.

KEEP BRANGHES UNDER GONTROL   Some Reasons Why Building Costs are High   UNIFORM PRICE LISTS   Disseminated by Closed Asso. ciation to Regulate Competi. tion in Sand and Gravel— Brick Dealers Made Profit of 90 Per Cent in 1919 and 155 Per Cent in 1920

INTER-CHURCH WINS APPROVAL OF METHODISTS   General Conference Works Hard to Complete Tasks Before Adjournment.

METHODIST MEET ADJOURNS TODAY   Approval Of Inter-Church World Move Expressed By Conference Before Adjournment.

WILL ASK IMMEDIATE PASSAGE OF MEASURE   Supporters of Legislation  ~~ Claim Senate Leaders —  Will “Not Oppose . Plan

PROPONENTS FARM RELIEF TO CALL UP MEASURE FRIDAY   Assured Senate Leaders Wil Not Oppose Revival War Finance Corporation.   FLOOD OF BILLS IN THE HOUSE CONTINUES   Printing of Testimony Taker in Hearings Before Agricul tural Committee Ordere¢ Rushed to Completion So as to be Ready Friday.

Plan te Call Up Measure to “Revive War Finance Cor.poration Friday.

SENATE TO VOTE FRIDAY ON PLAN OF FARM RELIE   Immediate Consideration of Bill to Revive War Finance Corporation Will Be Asked.

SOLONS CONSIDER FAYM RELEIF PLANS   REVIVAL OF WAR FINANCE foR. PORATION UP FOR CONSID. ~ ERATION FKIDAY   WOULD EXTEND CREDITS   Several Measures in House and Senate Designed to Meet Problems of Price Declines,

SENATE PLANS TO PRESENT FARMER RELIEF BILL SOON   Measures to Protec Agriculture Come Up Tomorrow.

FARM RELIEF BILLS MANY IN CONGRESS   MOST OF THESE MEASURES ARE PRESENTED EN HOUSE.   senate Leaders Aasure Supgerters of the Proposed Legisiation That They Are Not Opposed te Helping. é

AID FOR CROPS MEASURES FILL HOUSE DOCKET   Will Bring War Finance Cor poration Measure Before Senate Friday   WAR ON SPECULATORS   ee ee  WOULD BAR SALE OF COTTON AND GRAIN IN FUTURE  MARKETS 

DON'T FORGET THAT GARD   WH Help  Wonderfully Strengthen the Pay’ Check. -

DON'T FORGET THAT GARDEN.   it¢ Wit Help Wonderfully Strengthen the Pay Check.

AUTO BANDITS GET $40,000 IN CASH TODAY   [New York Manufacturer Beater #

CONSTANTINE'S ARRIVAL LIKE “BACK FROM ELBA’   Great Throng at ut Athens Welcomes  Returning King With  Tears of Joy   ARRIVAL IS NOT MARRED, BY UNHAPPY INCIDENT:   Ceremonies Held at Cathedral and Conducted By Many of the Bishops   FOREIGNERS ARE ABSEN]   King Tells People: ‘'Be Btill My Children’’-Reads Address from Palace Balcony

Cannon Rear, Planes Circle, Flow. ers by Tons Laid at Feet of the  Ascendant Constantine   ROYAL FAMILY AND PEOPLE WEEPING WITH EMOTION   ‘Meanwhile Entente Warships at Piraeus Withdraw as Sign of . Displeasure at Event’

TREMENDOUS OVATION FOR CONSTANTINE   Return of Greek Monareh Likened iv That of Napoleon From Elba, 4   ALLIED SHIPS LEAVE PORT

Appreach of Royal Train Brought Ovation — Allied Warships Leave Before Arrival of King. !

RETURNS IN TRIUMPH TO POEEK PABITEI   Arrival of Former Monarch is Likened to Return. of °  Napoleon from The      FOREIGN DIPLOMATS ABSENT  FROM WELCOME CEREMONIES   Allied Ships Leave to Evade Doing Honor to Returning - Ruler .

KING OF. GREECE BACK ON THRONE   People Delirious With Joy as They Greet Ruler Deposed \ by Allies.   SIFEERED DURING HIS EXILE   Says #le Wilt Establish Internal Unity and Exterior Peace by Using Army to Cultivate Good Relafions With Allied Powers.

HG GUNG ROAR {0 GONGTANTINE ENTERS ATHENS   Airplanes Circle Overhead and Great Throng Cheers—Welcoming Ceremonies Held in Cathedral.

Roar of Cannon, Cheers of Thron¢gs and Hum of Planes W elcome Constantine Home

CONSTANTINE IS GIVEN WELCOME BY HIS SUBIECT:   King of Greece Made Tri. umphant Entry Into Athens.   FOREIGN MINISTERS NOTABLE BY ABSENCE   Allied Warships in Harbo1 Leave Before King Arrives.

GREAT THRONG MEETS EX-KING  ON HIS RETURN   Athens Goes Wild as Constantine Enters the City—No Foreign Min. isters at the Welcoming Ceremonies.

ATHENS HAD HOLIDAY WHEN. KING RETURNED   GREAT: THRENGS GAVE CON STANTINE AN OVATIONE YESTERDAY   Cannon Thundered and a Specia Service Was Held at the - ° Cathedral

CONSTANTINE IS ~ GIVEN ROUSING.  “WELCOME HOME. AKES. SPEECH   Witnesses Say Greek King’s Return to Athens Is Like’ Napoteon’s Returi  From Ep

CANNON THUNDER WELCOMES KINI   RETURN OF CONSTANTINE IS COMPARED TO THAT OF NAPOLEON FROM ELBA.

DEPOSED GREECE KING RESUMES THRONE AMID GREAT DEMONSTRATION   Says He Will Establish Internal Unity and Exterior Peace by Using Army to Cultivate Good Relations With Allied Powers.

CONSTANTINE GIVEN ROYAL WELCOME HOME   Great Throngs Greet King of Greece Upon His. Entrance . Into Athens Yesterday.

“THCINSTANTIN   Acrival ‘Sunday Signal: For a De = “monstration tn Which Big , “Crowds Joined,   READ ADDRESS TO PEOPLE   Declared "For Peace and UnityNo Foreiga  Ministers Attended,

CONSTANTINE’S R'TURN GREETED — BY MULTITUDE   WELCOMED 8Y QUEEN MOTHER OLGA—ADDRESSED CROWD of 60,0000 FROM OLD PALACE.

People Delirious With Joy They Greet Ruler Deposed by Allies.   Says He Will Establish internal Unity and Exterior Peace by Using Army to Cultivate Good Relations With Allied Powers.

DONSTANTINE GETS GREAT WELCOME   Enters Athens in Midst of Roaring Cheers.

GRECIAN KING ASSUMES THRONE AMID TRIUMPH   ‘No Violence Marks Return . of Monarch From Exile in Swiss Mountains.   FOREIGN MINISTERS DODGE CEREMONIES

GUNS ANTINE UEREMUNIES AN EVADE BY MINISTERS   Foreign Powers Take No Part in Affair as Ruler Resumes Throne   ATHENS IS DECKED OUT IN GALA ATTIRE   ‘Internal Unity and Exter nal Peace” Is Program, Says Returned King

CONSTANTINE 1S GREETED WITH JOY   CROWDS CHEER HIM WILDL)      As Ho Leaves Train ‘in ‘Athens—City Is Decorated In ‘Hip .  Honor

Arrival Compared io Na. poleon’s Triumphal Return From Elba.   Allied Warships Leave io Avoid Paying Honor to Constantine.

PROMISES TO ATTAIN PEACE WITH POWERS   MARRIAGE ASSURES FRIENDLY FEELINGS BEYWEEN ROUMANIA AND GREECE; SERVICES HELD ;WERE IMPRESSIVE

GERMANS OPPOSE ~— ~~ GIVING UP COWS   Allies Demand Surrender of 800,000. .      Constantine Gets Ovation at Athens

ROYAL WELCOME PIVEN CONSTANTINE   : Return Ts. Athens Compared By Ad! mirers To Napolean’s Re turn From Elba,

KING RETURNS AMID CHEERING   Constantine Greeted at Athen By Thousands. Will Unite Crreece.

TEARS OF JOY FOR KING   Gireeee (iverts Returning Monarch With Great Enthusiasm.  .

FY-KING WELCOMED   CONSTANTINE IS) GIVEN ROYAL RECEPTION IN -ATHENS.   His Avrival Compared to That ot Napoleon's From Elba,

GREEK RULER RETURNS 10 HIS KINGDOM   Thousands Celebrate Triumphal Homecoming of Constantine.

IMPRESSIVE CREMONIES MARK CONSTANTINE'S RETURN FROMEX1 F THRONGS WELCOME KING SPEFCE   No Foreign Ministers Present at Welcoming Cer. emonies King’s Arrival Compared With That of Napoleon From Elba.

ATHENS REGEIVES KING WITH TEARS   Constantine is Given Joyful Reception by Greeks Yesterday Morning.   DIPLOMATS ARE ABSENT

CONGTANTINE BACK ON GREEK THRONE   Great Throng Greets Ruler Deposed by the Allies.   PEOPLE DELIRIOUS WITH JOY   Returning Monarch Says He Will! Es. tablish Internal Unity and Exterior Peace by Using Army to Cultivate Good Relations.

BREEK KING 15 An QVATION ~— QN-HIS-RETURA   CITIZENS OF ATHENS RECEIVE RETURNING MONARCH WITH ' OPEN ARMS

STREET FIGHTING CAUSES STATE OF SIEGE IN POSEN   ‘Striking Tramway Worker: Hold Up Cars; Bolsheviki Are Active.

AMERICAN LEGION. - HELPING POLICE   ASSISTING: AUTHORITIES” IN COMBATTING CRIME WAVE THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

LEGION FiLPS POLICE IN SITIES   World War Vets Fight for Law and Order in Every City and Town.

SETS A NEW DIVORCE MARK   Chicago Judge ¢ re. ts 453 Decrees i:  Two Weeks— Believed a

SETS A NEW DIVORCE MARK   Chicago Judge Grants 453 Decrees ir Two Vvecks—Believed 23 fhecord, af

SETS A NEW DIVORCE MARK   Chicago Judge Grants 453 Decrees in Two Weeks—Believed a Record.

Mia Campaign . Manager Disclose: This Fact in Testimony Late * Wadueoday.  a

Proctor of Soap Fame Says He Financed Campaign of General for $500,000 and Donated Outright $10,000   Manager for Palmer Admits He Is Attorney for Large Steel Interests; Rich Men in List of the Contributors

QUE AAGE QUESTO   CAUSING MUCH SPECULATION As TO RIAs Ob WOMEN,   They Do Not Have the Right At Pres.  ent te Vote in Primary,

SUFFRAGE QUESTION   ATION AS TO-ELGIEYS OF WOME:         They Do Not fave.twe Right At Pres:  cot te Vote be Pri

South Americans Advocate More Steamship Lines as Means to Build up Trade

LEVIATHAN SHIPS, BRAZIL TO NEW YORK   Possibility of Such a Line Being Es. tablished. Reports Say

yOT PLY FUR PLAGE IN LEAGUE   But an: Invitation - “¥o° Join Would:Be Considered, ‘Law-. maker Declares - fot

FIRST MEETING OF NATIONS TO BE HELD NOV, 18   League Born of World War Will Organize for Oneration at Geneva   NITED STATES ABSENT      Question of Admitting Germany to Membership Up for  Picenauian

Warring Factions Open Sanguinary Fighting at Many Points in Berlin With Bloody Results   BOTH SIDES EXPRESS HOPE OF VICTORY

CORNELL STUDENTS ~ GUILTY OF FRAUD   Ramors of Wholesale “ribbing” Are Confirmed by ‘‘Indictinent’’ of 106 College Men”

WHOLESALE “CRIBBING” BY CORNELL STUDENTS IN EXAMS FOUND BY THE “U” AUTHORITIES

FOUND GUILTY OF CRIBBING      Tetal of 106 Cornell Student Osevieted and Mery Diam itesed

MISoIONARY DOES. TREMENDOUS WORK   Dies in China After 5% Years’ Service There.

KEQTA YOUNG WOMAN TAKES HER OWN LIFE   Miss Vera Long Hangs Self in Weed shed at the Home of Her Parents; Motive Unknown

Well Known Woman in Neighboring Town Takes Her Own Life By . Hanging Last Week,

VERA LONG DIES   Keota Giri Commits Suicide by Hang. Hg —No Cause for Act Known”.

FRANCE PLAYS _ WITH PEACE IS GERMAN APPEAL   Occupation of Town: By French Called Hard Hearted.

WAGON DRIVER TOOK BIG ROLL FROM BO  ww   Found Two ‘Thousand Dollars on Streets and’ Driver Took it Away From Him.— Woman Who Lost Money is Searching for Him in N. Y.

VERY LITTLE FEELING SHOW)   [No F eeling Evidenced as  News of Disarmament   Was Received

NO EXCITEMENT NOTED IN BERLI!   SIGNING OF DISARMAMENT AGREEMENT RECEIV. ED QUIETLY.

sCAMAN POPULATION 16 AEGONGILED 10 ALLIED DISARMAMENT DEMAND   NEWS OF SIGNING OF AGREEMENT RECEIVED WITHOUT DEMON. STRATION IN BERLIN,

pgprnell BERLIN HEADUARTES   Geiimans Understood That It ‘Was Best to Pay What they Could Rather Than ) Chances of Better Tene ; sand Realized it Uselewe.

SAYS HE WAS DEFRAUDED   Frank Moffet Says Biddle and Co. Cheated Him in Stock  Paces enccen £00 ia en

PASSENGERS ARE PLUNGED INTO GY WATERS OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN   Sleeper on Montreal Express Breaks Through Bridgd and is Submerged in Lake With Thermometer 38 Devrees Below Zero a

PASSENGERS THROWN INTO ICY WATERS OF LAKE   Train, Bound for Montreal, Plows Through Bridge and Pullman Sleeper Goes down into  Lake Champlain.   NO LOSS OF LIFE

Score or Moréiof Paasengers Thrown Into_ ley Waters.   THE CAR CRASHED ‘THROUGH THE ICE      Railway Aceident ‘In Vermont “in Temperature 38 Degrees Below Zero.

PASSENGERS ARE TINO WN ITO iY WATERS OF LAKE   Sleeping Car Crashes Through Bridge With Seore ot People   38 DEG. BELOW ZERO   No Loss of Life Reported: Sufferers Rushed To Hospitals.

Champlain Bridge Collapses and Scores Get Icy Deranchine.   WEATHER 38 BELOW’   Ten Taken to Hospitals After Rutland Crash at North Hero.

SLEEPER  BREAKS THROUGH BRIDGE. IN VERMONT  Ceara pr Mora howe ‘Inta Irv   Score or More Thrown Into Icy Waters of Lake Champlain   Temperature 38 Below Zero and Man} of the Injured Suffered from the Cold.

TRAVELERS PLUNGED INTO (CY WATERS   Score of Passengers in Sleeper Thrown Into Lake By Breakino Through Bridge.

Score Or More Passengers On Montreal Express Are Given Icy Bath  nrc  Temperature 38 Degrees Below Zero When Accident Occurs

NOT A MONEY CAMPAIGN.   Lowden Refuses te Match Expense Accounts "With Others.

I — DICK MILLER WILL TALK    Jackson Club Also Has Mrs. McCula lough on Program.

GHAL WIAKES DARING ATTEMPT AT RESCUE: 5 NEARLY FATA   Two Narrowly Escape Drowning In Thrilling Time.

WARNS NATION. OF RED PERI   U. S. Department ofdustice Urges , Americans to Guard agaist Bolshevism Menace.   CALLS RED PLANS: CRIMINAL   Press, Cherch, Schools, Labor Unions _and Clvic Bodies Calfed Upon te \, Teach True Purpose of Boh, ~  *, ghevist Propaganda. <« +

ghee tinkeo ang Dahesh 4 ant ee   CALLS RED PLANS CRIMINAL   Press, Church, Schools, Later Unione ' ard Civio@Badies: Catleg Upon to Tench’ True Pui ‘of Bol. ‘Shevist Propaganda. '

WRAY HELEN I5 DELIGHTED.      BKioness Greets Forty First Of-Spring Fathers Foww's.

Public Funerals Are Prohibited   One Hundred Twelve Deaths Re  ported in One Day in Chicago

PUBLIC FUNERALS ARE PROHIBITED IN CHICAGO   New Order’ Went Into Effeet To: day—Hearses Kept Busy Because of Deaths.

WOMAN FLIES TO /FRICA   French Aviatrix Covers 1,150-Mile Trip From Paris to Rabat in Two Days.

TELLS ROTARIAWS OPEN SHOP FOUNDED ONAMERIGANISH   Secretary of Labor Should Represent All Classes   FOREIGNERS ARE BIG FACTOR

GLENN ADVOCATES OPEN SHOP   Secretary of* I!lincois Manufacturers’ Association Speaks at Michigan City, Ind.

CALLFOR “CO. CONVENTION   Republicans Meet ‘In Convention _ Saturday “April 17th ae   CHAIRMAN ISSUES CALL   The Township And County Meetings Are Set For Coming Week . ‘

LABOR WINS IN DUBUQUE COUNCIL RACE   Three Candidates Back ed by Assembly Named to Ruling Board.

HEADS OF RAIL UNIONS THREAT WITH WALK OUT   Declare That Efforts to Hoid Men in Check Will Soon Cease   WANT AN ADJUSTMENT      RETURN OF ROADS TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP RE-OPENS DiISPUTE WITH EMPLOYES

RAILWAY LEADERS DELIVER WARNING TO LABOR BOARD   Will Cease Efforts to Check Men Unless Differences Are Adjusted.  Through Making Excuses, Declares Head of Enoineers.

Warren 5: Stone ‘Tells Railway Labor Board That He Is Tired ~ OF - Making Excuses To Mem“bers OF Union:

UNLEASH RAIL REDS,   Cojidervative Leaders of ‘Brothérhoods : Wow’ t “Hold Men. ‘Longer. °

ULTRA-CONSERVATIVES THREATEN TO “BREAK”   Leader of Enginemen’s Brotherhood Says He Is “Tired of Making Excuses.”

RAIL LABOR BOARD WARNED BY STONE   May Cease Efforts to Hold the Men Back, He Says,   WOULD ADJUST DIFFERENCES

WILL NOT HOLD  ~ RAIL MEN IN CHECK WITHOUT SETTLEMENT LEADER TELLS BOARD   Workers Demand Differences be Adjusted—Grand Chief Says He Is Tired of Making Excuses for Men __Must Be Plan Where We Can Find Results For Men.

Rai? Brotherhood Chief Warns Is Through With  Ulta-conservative Policy

Check on Men Will Cease Unless Some Plan to Adjust Differ: ences Is Forthcoming   STONE MAKES STANR   Engineers’ Chief, With Officials af  15 Ctber Recognized Brotherhoods, Demands Action

UNION LEADERS BAIL RAIAD AOARI            CONSERVATIVES TO CEASK FFFORTS TO HOLD RULE IF RELIER (8 DENIED    Republican Report° Count Canpeign  Filed

IFFERENCES BETWEEN EMPLOYES  RAILWAY LABOR IS WARNED THAT AND ROADS MUST BE DISPOSED OF   ‘Ultra Conservative” Leaders of the Brotherhoods Say They Will Cease Their Efforts To Hold the Men in Check Unless Some Way Is Found to Settle Row Immediately.

RADICALS MAY SECURE RAIL UNION CONTROL   STONE SAYS CONSERVATIVES ARE amare TO RELEASE  A   ATTACKS BOARD DELAYS   Declares Brotherhood Has Tried te Affect Settlements but Companies Slow.

RAIL UNION HEADS MAKE DEMANDS   Brotherhood Chiefs Sound an .. Ominous Warning.   Stons Says Conservative Leaders Have  Exhausted Efforts to Hold Men in Phaal

L UNION HEADS SSUE ULTIMATUN   Ultra-Conservative Leader:  Demand Immediate Action ior Nan   WARNING {& DELIVERED   Brotherhood Chiefs Ask Es tablishment of Boards of Adjustment

RAIL UNION AT A STRIKE   STONE WARNS THAT THE LABOR COURT IS ONLY WAY TO KEFC BEDS IN CHECK.   Federal Board Agrees to Give Lavar Representatives Opportunity to Argue Justice of Ther Reone«t

THIRD PARTY  CLEMENTS ARE NOT FUSING   Labor Group Wants Name Recognized But “Forty-Eighters” Will Not Agree To Plan

JUSTIFIES RED ACTS   Senate Committee Cross-Exam ines Ludwig C. A. K. Martens.   Soviet “Ambassador” Calls Boishevik Efforts in the U. S. War Prepaganda—Now Discontinued.

RED ACTS JUSTIFIED   MARTENS DENIES URGING REVOLT IN THIS COUNTRY.   Tells Senate Committee Len'ne’s Letter Did Not Come Through Him— Propaganda Discontinued.

TRUSTEES Ot SCIENCE CHURCH WIN LAWSUIT   DISPUTE OVER AUTHORITY IS SETTLED BY SPECIAL MASTER.

THE PUBLISHING SUGIETY UPHELA   CHRISTIAN SCIMNCE DIRECTORS EXCEEDED POWER,   ROWLANDS FULLY EXONERATED   Judge Holds His Dismissal from Board of Trustees Wes Done for Purpose of Gaining Contrel by Directors.

LEIS QLIENGE PUBLISHERS GIVEN RESTRAINING Wal  Daemnel «ff Priinnrtannr nt   Trustees Win Suit Against Board of Directors of Mother Church.   JOHN V. DITTMORE IS RE-INSTATED ON BOARD   Suit Involved Interpretation e Two Deeds of Trust ay Mrs, Feley,

PUBLISHERS WIN OVER DIRECTORS   Right of Christian Science Publishing Board to Continue Without InterféreNce from Board of Directors of Church; Dittman ts Reinstated.

SCIENTISTS’ SUIT IN COURT   Christian Science Publishing So ciety Wins Legal Tangle   ROWLANDS {S EXONORATED   Controversy Began in Fall ol 1912 Acute at Times

TRUSTEES WIN  SUIT AGAINST  CHR, SCIENCE DIRECTORS   To Restrain ‘Directors From \ Interfering With Church Publishing Society

BATTLE SHAKES SCIENCE CHURCH   Successors to Mary Baker Eddy Carry Wrangle to Boston Court for Settlement.   TRUSTEES STAGE FIGHT

10 THE LEAGUE COVENANT PURE LY INTERPRETATIVE   Will Be Acceptable to the President It Was Announced.   [Those Gavored by Governor Cox Come Wiihn This Classification.

EIGHT PERGONG KILLED. WHEN TRAIN HITS BUS   FOUR OTHERS ARE INJURED IN _GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT ; ‘NEW. JERSE

CLOWN PRINCE THINKS YANKEE TROOPS OKEH   OFFICIAL APPROVAL IS PI ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS GREAT WAR—AS GOOD MEN AS BRITISH, HE DECLARES

Minor League. World Series _ Starts Tuesday   St. Paul of American Association, and Baltimore of East, * ern ‘Will Clash -

HARDWICK RALLY  ATTENDED TONY. BY BOD CROWE   T. R. Petry of Sylvester In. troduced by Local Adherents Of Tom Hardwick, Makes ‘Address to Over 200 Voters  Ten Cacant Tadeo.

AARDWICK RALLY ~ ATTENDED SATURDAY BY GOOD CROW   T. R. Perry of Sylvester Introduced by Local. Adherents Of Tom Hardwick, Makes Address to Over 200 Voters  Tan Court Harntee.

LEADERS TRY TO HOLD. FORCES   Confident His Own, Group Will Com Off Victorious When Final Vote is Taken,

TYPHUS KILLED   RED CROSS WAS TO SPEND Ay TEEN MILIAON IN DELOUSING SIBERIA, SAYS LEADER

60,000 KILLED iN ENE CITY ALONE   JBN TYPHUS ACCORDING to MA. JOR CHARETTE.   EPIDEMIC HAS BEEN CHECKED   By Red Cross Forces Who Were Vir tually Prisonera, Huge Supplies Arrive fer Distribution to Various Hospitals.

VO G. 0. PARTY IN FLORIDA   Polled Less Than 5 Per Cent of To. tal Vote Required.

POOR OL p FL ORIDA   The Supreme Court Holds There is no Republican Party Thore.

G. 0. P. NOT PARTY IN FLORIDA   Supreme Court So Decides in Denying Writ to Oust a Republican Chairman.

HARDING COMES OUT FOR LABOR   Speech of Acceptance Will Declare for The Right of Collective Bargaining.   FINISH SPEECH TODAY

[0 BE FAVORABLE TO LABOR   Declarations to be Included i Harding Acceptance Speech

DECLARATIONS IN FAVOR OF LABOR WILL BE MADE BY REPUBLICAN NOMINE!   Opposition To Anti Strike Legislation Te Be Included In Acceptance Speech of Harding, Reports Shows

HARDING AGAINST ANTISTRIKE  AWS   SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE TC HAVE DECLARATIONS IN FAVOR OF LABOR.

HARDING WILL BE FAIR T0 LABOR   SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE TC STATE HIS POSITION.   PLAN BORN OF EXPERIENCE   Will Advacate a More Friendly Rela. tion Between the Office and the Workshop as a Solution to Wage Controversies

HARDING WILL _ OPPOSE ANTISTRIKE LAWS   Will Favor Labor and the Bight v Collective Bargaining tn-His Acceptance “Speech,

UPHOLDS RIGHT OF BARGAINING   Acceptance Speech of Warren G Harding Will Also Declare in Favor of Labor

NEW:0) rao           \OW A TELEPRAON LD NORTHWESTERN BELL“ TO CONSOLIDATE.

BOOST WAIVED BY CAR LINES   Street Railway Company of Minneapolis Refuses Fare Increase.

MAY HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF TUREFMAN’S MURDER   Edward Creary, 19 Years Old Given 20 Years for Rubbers by. New York Judge.

Claim Prisoner Taken Can Solve Murder of Whist Expert   Youth Gets 20 Years for Stealing $35 in Hold-up.

PREPARING FOR THE PLEBICITE   Province of Schlesswig Status Will Be Determined in Near Future By Popular Vote.

BRING VOTERS 10 PLEBISCITE ARE!   Both Germans and Danes Ar: Hopeful of Victory in ‘Schleswig Election.

Grim Proébiem Of Food Faces Soviet Russia This Winter; — Starvation Snectre Stalbs

Soviet, Russia Faces _ Grim Starvation as. ~ Winter Approaches   Flushed With Success and Confident of Poland’s Defeat Bolshevists Forced to Heed Demands of Want and Spirit of Rewnlt at Hame.

SOVIET AUoalA ‘FACES FOOD CHORT AGE   Millions, Flushed With Success in Polish Wars, Face Coming Winter With Dread

FOOD PROBLEM Slt TEST FOR SOVIETS   ‘Spectre of Starvation Stalks Threateningly in Russia.  _ =. =.) ee ee ee   CONDITIONS ARE REVEALED.   Far Reaches of Country Give Up Cry for Necessities of Life From People Whose Hearts, Long Sturdy im Struggle for ‘“‘New Day,”’ Head Demands of Want.

FOOG UPRE! TEST OF POWER OF BOLSHEVIK   Face Winter With Hunger Stalking Through Land, Says Associated Press Writer.

000 PROBLEM Alc TEST FOR SOVIETS   Spectre of Starvation Stalks Threateningly in Russia.   ‘CONDITIONS ARE REVEALED.   Far Reaches of Country Give Up Cry for Necessities of Life From People Whose Hearts, Long Sturdy it Struggle for “New Day,” Head Demands of Want.

QUYIET AUGAIA ANG FOOD PROBLEM   POLAND TO ASK AID AY ONCE FROM UNITED STATES   WCTERIGUS GUT YET WORRIED

HUNGER fa NEW SOVIET ENEMY   Associated Press Correspondent Says Even Lenine Suffering.   DISCIPLINE IS DIFFICULT

ASSOCIATED PRESS MAN GROSSES RUSSIA, FINDS FOOD 18 SCARCE AND NEXT WINTER 1S DREADED

LACK OF BREAD IS GREATEST ' ENEMY SOVIET HAS TO FACE   Everywhere, from Vladivostok to Moscow anc Petrograd, Is Heard the Cry for Food and Cloth.  ing—Approaching Winter Viewed with Alarm.

Grim Spectre of Famine Stalks Through Russia Threatening Red Reigr   ‘ry For Food And Clothing As Winter Approaches Heard Over Thousands Of Miles Of Country Ruled By Iron Military Hand Of  Bolshevism; Unrest Grows.

CRY FOR BREAD STIRS REDS FROM WIERD DREAM AS WINTER NEARS   LENINE HIMSELF HUNGRY BECAUSE OF HIS DOCTRINE ‘DIVIDE THY SHARE.’

FOOD THE SUPREME TEST SOVIET POWER   Starvation Faces Many People of  Nation Flushed With Mili tary Successes,

GRIM PROBLEMS OF FOOD RUSSIA’S SUPREME TEST   Flushed With Success and Sure of Peland’s Defeat, Yet Suffering Necessities.

THE SPECTRE OF HUNGER STALKS THROUGH RUSSIA   Want and Disappoint. ment Developing Spirit of Unrest.

JTARVATION [a ENEMY AUSOIA SNOW FACINE   SPECTRE OF WANT STALKS OVEI GREAT STRETCH OF POUR THOUSAND MILES.

SOWET RUSH HAS FOOD PROBLEW   POLAND TO ASK AID AT ONCE FROM UNTSUED Sayre      VICTORIDUS BUT YET WoRAEN

SOVIET RUSSIA PAGES WINTER   Scarcity of Food Will Be Real Test of This Power.

SOVIET RUSSIA FACES: - WINTER OF Hanna   Grim Problem. of Food’. Will: B Its Supreme: Test of Power,  Correspondent Says.:   ASSOCIATED.PRESS MAN. -. CROSSES THEIR COUNTR)   With Other Refugées, Witnesse Terrible Situation of Peasants’ Throughout Country. ©   eR CRY FOR BLACK BREAD   Correspondent Among First Aimer. icans to Cross Ruissia-in the » Last\Two Years,

RUSSIANS FACE A HARD WINTER   Hunger Stalks Throughout Entire Country.   AN UNCENSORED ACCOUNT   Associated Press Correspondent Crosses Country Only to Be Deported From Moscow.

RIM AND GRISLY THE SKELETON OF WANT STALKS QU HUSSIAN STEPPES   Over 4,000 Miles of. Terri:  ritory Held by Soviet  Troops Famine Rules in Land: of Bear -

Assuciated Press Correspondent Tells of Situation After Deportation   GREAT CLAMOR FOR FOOD   Russia Faces Serious Task in Getting Through the Coming Winter

Reds Face Food Shortage Says A. P. Correspondent Deported From Russia

PEOPLE CAN'T PASS THROUGH HARD WINTER   Deported A. P. Write: Tells of Awful Con ditions He Saw.

RUSSIA CRIES FOR -FOOD; CLOTHING   Victorious Soviet Cannot Ward Off Grim Starvation   PEOPLE IN RAGS, BEGGING   Desperate Conditions Cause Re: volt Throoyt the Nations

Food Problem: Supreme Test of Soviet Power, Says Correspondent   First American to Cross Russia.in Years Sees Starva tion Loom; Lenine Shares Privations of Common People

RUSSIA BEGS BREAD TO FEED STARVING   URY GOES UP FOR FOOD AND CLOTHING AND SHOES.   Lecometive Crews Clad in Ragged Garments and Sandals Braided From Bark of Trees Seck Eats of Paseengers.

SPECTRE OF STARVATION   It Threatens Soviet Rassta Dur ing Approachidg Winter.   “SUPREME TEST OF POWER   Will the Selsheviki Government Be Able to Hold: People in Face of Want.

Hunger Stalks Thru Wasted Russia, -Relentless-Foe of Bolshevik Regime

WAX ON KING TUFF!” CRIED TEDDY. HE KNEW JOB WAS BY NO MEANS BIG CINCH

DESTRUCTION OF THE A. F. OF L. PLANNEL   War Between Two Organizations Has Existed Since 1907: Woman Struck By Armed Denporter, Says.

he Vate for Gounty Officers in - Election Hela Tuesday, Nov. 2nd

Assistant Attorney General Goes to Oklahoma City in Interest of Boundary Suit

CRPENTIER WILL MEET DEMPSEY Soar   Match-Arranged Between the First:of February and July The. Bout to Go For Fifteen Rounds for Handsome Purse ‘And Pietive Reeeints.

Musxsey Saya Government RKeatric tiom on Slae of Newspapera Js  WET SGN Tithe

Fit me Completely: Isolated By Cordon ‘of Sok diers: Gulf Scoured Day and. Night. For Raiders; Roads and Railway Tracks Tom ~ Up Barbed. Wire Entanglements: Set Ale

BECIN FIRE ON D’ANNONZIO   Italian Terpede Beats Start Task eo Driving Him Out ef Mis  ———————

TO FOSTER COMMERCE _ WITH SOVIET RUSSL   American Commercial Associa. tion Decides to Send Delegation to Promote Trade

WOULD PROMOTE TRADE WITH SOVIET RUSS};   American Commertic Assuciatior Decides to Send Mission to Land of Relsheviki.

MISSION TO SOVIET RUSSIA  IN INTEREST OF COMMERCE   Representative of That Government Here to Do Busi«ness, It Is Stated by a Prominent Manufacturer.

GOURT TRADE RELATIONS WITH BOLSHEVIK AUSSI   AMERICAN COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION DECIDES TO SEND MISSION TO SOVIET GOVERNMENT AND WILL SEEK TO HAVE RESTRICTIONS Lircrren

WILL SEND COMMERCIAL MISSION TO RUSSIL   American Business Men Bring Pres  sure to Secure Lifting of Restrictions.

RUGSIAN TRADE  WILL BE SOUGHT DY AOGOG!ATION TF AMERICAN   Representatives Will Go Tc Slav Country for Purpose of Stimulating Commercial Ralatinne.   TALK OF MANDAMUS AGAINST LANSING   Would Compel State Department to Lift Restrictions Which Prevent Commerce With Bolsheviks.

FOE STRONGHOLDS > COX'S GOAL   Will Invade Milwaukee With League Speech Today   WON’T DODGE, HE DECLARES:   Leaves Michigan After Making Sixteen Addresses

COX WILL SPEAK IN MILWAUKEE   WHERE THERE IS A STRONG GERMWAN-AMERICAN ANTI LEAGUE SENTIMENT

Beaks to the Strong German and American Opponents of the League at Milwaukee

ENEMIES OF PACT HEAR COX   Governor Invades Milwaukee Today   CROWDS LAUD HIM

ECHOES OF BLUE RIDGE IN COURT   Case of Creditors Versus Direc tors Has Been Hanging Fire.

ADAMS COUNTY COURT HEARS BASEBALL CASE   Hanover Florist Among These En. Gettysburg Club

VISITS DAUGHTER AFTER 32 YEARS   Arkansas Man Left Children When They Refused to Go to Arkansas From Home in Kansas.

A WASTY GOLD EASED AT (ONG      *Pape’s Cela Componad” The! Breaks up 2a fold ip Few  Bouse

BREAKS & GOLD  IN A FEW HOURS   “Pape's Catd Compote” Instantly rolicves stuffiness and distress

PACKER CONTROL BILL DISCUSSED   Legislation is Advocated and Opposed Before Agriculture Committee

PACKING CONTROL DEBATED   Kaneas Cattle Grower Favors and Swift Representative Opposes Move Before Committee.

MERGER FAVOR CONTROL OF Tht MEAT BUSINES!   Kansas Cattleman for Federal Regulation of Pack ers; Is Opposed by Swifl   & Co. Representative.

SUP. COURT HANDS DOWN DECISION   ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW OF 1919 DECLARED NOT LEGAL BY COURT THIS MORNING ;   MURDER MYSTERY   Intelligence Departinent at Camp Grant Working on Mysterious Death of Mrs. Amude Moss Last Night

WOOD CO. BOY _ TAKES COURSE   JOHN M. GARFIELD ENROLLED IN DAFRY SCHOOL AT 431ADTSON; HAVE ATTRACTIVE WORK POR YOUNG DATH

WOOD CO, BOY TAKES COURSE   JOHN M. GARFIELD ENROLLED   IN DAIRY SCHOOL AT MADISON; HAVE ATTRACTIVE WORK KOH YOUNG DAIRYMEN

TURK ARMY IN FLIGHT   Greeks Are in Hot Pursuit of Nationalist Forces.   Information Is Sent to Washington b) the American Legation at \ Athens.

TURKISH ARMY IN HURRIED FLIGHT   ‘Greeks Are in Hot Pursuit of Nationalist Forces.   Information Is Sent to Washington by; the American Legation at Athens,

GREEKS ROUT TURKS   NATIONAL FORCES FLEE INTO THE MOUNTAINS, REPORT.   Alexander’s Army in Hot Pursuit of the Defeated Foe, Washington Is informed.

A S¥ART: GIRL.   Pey Roll Banilits Dia Not Get The - Best of Marte Radner.

PROUD OF THE STAND   + soe i : oo. ; san. f HOUSE DEMOCEATS CRESTY BEG CAUSE. OF AVILNON SLAP       CBryants - Hastened Commend of the is eet, he . ; ' ‘  “Action, Fleases Many,

PAUD St The OTAND   HOUSE DEMOCHRATS CHESTY BECAUSE: OF MVILSON SLAP.   Bryan's Hastened Comiend of the  Action, Mieases Many,

Detroit-New York Trunk Murder Mystery Becomes More and More Tangled As Threads of Evidence Are Gathered By the Authorities—Chicago Has a Olne to Missing Man. :

POLICE ADMIT TRUNK MURDER CASE BAFFLING   Fail to Unravel Motive Ir Detroit-New York Mystery.

VERNE LANDRETH AITEMPTS. SUICIDI   Shoots Self in’ Forehead with 22 Calibre-Riflé Sun-..day Evening   WORRY, DESPONDENCY, CAUSE   Deed Committed at’ “Home of Sister, Mrs. Carl Matheson,. Six and OneHalf Miles West; of. Milford

WOMAN FATALLY SHOT   Two: Wounds in Head, —Husband »: Charged With Murder Attemot.

MILITARY ACTIVITY IN DUBLIN GROWING   Sinn Fein Paper Says More Sol diers Coming From England  To Shoot At Will

PONZI'S RECORD UNDER SCRUTINY   Known As Charles Ponsi in Montreal.

WONDERFUL PON! WIZAROWITHCAGH, STARTING TO SKID   Once Served Time at Montrea For Frauds in Financial Game in Canada.   HANOVER TRUST BANK   CLOSED BY EXAMINER   Institution Where Ponzi Over drew Checking Account Is Declared Unsafe.

DECLARE PONZI SERVED TERM IN CANADIAN PRISON   F inancier Admits Hei Man Known in Monfreal. Can.

PONZI KNOWN  IN MONTREAL   Financial ‘Wizard Confering With Lawyers. To Talk Later

PONZI MAY HAVE POLICE RECORD AS CHAS. PONS!   Admits Was Formerly of Montreal — A Ponsi Once Operated.

PONZI ADMITS HE’S PONSI OF MONTREAL   Alias of Boston “‘F inancicr  "">4 Been in Jail in Canada for Operatin= «"— Lionable GetRich Scheme There 13 Years Ago.

PONZI ADMITS SERVING TIME IN MONTREAL   Boston Financier Is Linkec With Canadian Bank  Failure.

PONZI'S RECORD IN PAST SHOWS A PRISON TERM   Boston Financial Wizard Op erated in Canada Thirteen Years Ago.   LIVED THERE UNDER NAME OF PONSI   Financier After Conference With His Lawyer May Issue Statement.

PONZI EX-CONVICI FROM MONTREAL HIS AGENT ADMITS   Spectacular Financie In Conference With Lawyers All Day.

PONZI ADMITS HE’S — PONSI OF MONTREAI   Alias of Boston “Financier” ‘od Been in Jail in Canada for Operatinz ©:.: iionable GetRich Scheme There 13 Years Ago.

PONZ) ADMETS HE WAS CHAS. PONS      Reported As Having Operated a Fin ancial Plan In Canadian City 13 Years Ago.

Seven Days Will Be Given Over To Most Wonderful Display Of Products Ever Seen In The Great Southwest; Big Racing Program

BERLIN HAS HIDDEN ARSENAL   Minister of Interior Warns National Assembly of Peril.

ARSENAL HIDDEN IN BERLIN   Prussian Minister of the _ Interior Warns National Assembly of the Danger.

RESOLUTE IN MISHAP AT FINISH   Accident to Rigging Causes Withdrawal From Baro   FINISH IS DRAMATIC   Yachts Make Way Through Thunderstorm and Cloudburst

British Yacht Sails Across Fin ish Line After Resolute I: Forced to Withdraw by Mis hap to Ricvine.

HALYARS Ut RLOULUTE GME WAT; OIA TOM HAST VICTOR   Ropes Snap With Defender Leading Half Mile, Shamrock Gaining  RESOLUTE RETTER   RESOLUTE BETTER IN LIGHT WIND   Better Seamanship Showr by Skipper of U. S. Yacht, Today

Broken Halyards Force Resolute To Withdraw From First of Cup Races   Leading By Half Mile When Rigging Snaps; Shamrock IV., America’s Challenger, Keeps On To Finish With Every Prospect Of Crossing Line Before Expiration Of 6 Hour Limit.

SHAMROCK WINS FIRST RACE AS RESOLUTE QUITS   American Yacht, Defender of Cup, Forced to Withdraw Because of Mishap to Rigging.

RESOLUTE QUITS RAGE   Defender’s Throat Halyards Par When She is Leading Shamrock IV by Half Mile       LIPTON’S ENTRY WINS IF SHE FINISHES IN TI

A WINNER   Took the First Day’s Race From . American Resolute.   THE LATTER HAD TROUBLE   Forced to Withdraw and Shamrock Crossed the Finish Line in-a Win.

SHAMROCK WINS FIRST CONTEST   Eritish Yacht Defeats Amer can Title Defender.   RESOLUTE HAD ACCIDENT   Tnroat Holyards Broke as She Rounded Mark and She Withdrew From Race.

ACCIDENT PUTS AMERICAN YACHT OUT OF RUNNING   Resolute Well In Lead When Halyards Part Near Turning Point   SHAMROCK IV KEEPS ON. AND CROSSES LINE   Defender Handled With. Great: er Skill; Challenger’s Start .. YVorv Poor

SHAMROCK IV WON THE . FIRST CUP RACE TODAY      [F SIR THOMAS LIPTON WIN ANOTHER, HELL CARRY OFF THE CUP      tesolute, the Cup Defenies Withdrew From Race With Broken Rigging

SAMOA WIN WHEN RESOLUTE, CRIPPLED, QUITS   Irish Contender in Race for the America’s Cup Sweeps on When !ts Rival Fails.   DEFENDER IS PUT OUT OF. RACE BY PARTING HALYARDS   Shamrock Crosses Finish Line Within the Six-Hour Limit Is Declared Winner.

OWARD-HBARPED RANDUDS.   Make Cashler Get Our of Red and Unlock Safe. - >

STEAL $3500 AND BOND!   Five Bandits Force Cashier to Leave Bed and Go te Bank and Unlock Safe

POLITE BANK ROBBER-M:   ‘Administer First Aid to Wife of Cashier Who Fainted.  ;

FIVE BAQWITS GET ~ CASHIER OUT OF BED AND LOOT HIS BANK   Forced at Point of Pistol Ta Dress and Unlock Bank He Gives in and Robbers. Get Several Thousand Dollars at ~ Alvordton, Ohio!

MADE CASHER UNLOGK SAFE   Gallant Bandits Give Firs Aid to Banker’s Fainting Wife.

LABOR LEADERS SEE JOKER IN ARMY BILL   In Case of National Emergency Com pulsory Military Service Could Be Invoked.

Befieved Peace Time Proscription of . Labor Allowed Under Clause a of the Bill.

LABOR OBJECTS TO ARMY BILL CLAUSES   Peace. Time Conscription i Feared: Change Expected,

“JOKER” WOULD DRAFT LABOR   Clause in Army Bill is Aimed at Workers, Federation Savs

AFL. SEEKS. TO PREVENT * TRADE UPSET      ‘Hoover Will. Confer, With  Executive: Committee at  e ee Bp co nM od

HOOVER   TO CONFER WITH FEDERATION OI LABOR HEADS   To Avert Industrial Disturbances Threatening the Country

OTAIKE HANGS IN BALANCE Ao UNIUNS CONFER   Wilson Delivers Gov. ernment Ultimatum “Proposal” Vigilant ly Kept Secret.

“Unalterable’ Decision of President “Based On Justice to All Interests.”  Leaders Agree to Give Consideration to Offer But Are Silent.

COUNTER PLAN BY PRESIDENT. TS GERERRD ?   Union Officials Decline to Discuss Proposal Substted hy Wilson ~   WAIT UNTIL MARCH 1?   Conference of Rail Chiefs Being Held Taday to Discuss Plan

PRESIDENT W'LSQN RENDERS DEcISI   PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENTE SAID TO BE UNAUTERABL        iS NOT YET   Hi  ADE PUBLIR   Brotherhood Representatives Refusec to Discuss President's © Proposa: Until It is Put Up to the Railruac Men, .

Proposal to R. R. Brother hoods Based On Justic To All Interested.

FEDERAL POLICY “WUSTIGE TO ALL” PRESIDENT URGES   Refusal of General Wage Rise but Counter Proposal Are:: Assumed His Stand.   NEW FIGHT ON H.C. LUIS. HINTED AS ONE FEATURE   Must Put It Up to Men Before Unions Give Announcement, A. F. of L. Envoy Says: °

WILSON'S REPLY. HELD SECRET UNTIL UNORS HIGEST (TS CONTENTS   Message to Brotherhood ‘ Understood to Contain Couné ter Proposals and Based on Present High Costs,   FOLLOWS HINES’ STAND:

President Makes Proposal to the Brotherhood Chiefs “Based on  ~~ Justice to all Interests”      ‘Unalterable” Decision in R.R. Wage Controversy Made in Conference With Representatives of Brotherhoods —Said To Be a Decision Containing a Proposal—Assumed Demands Refused and Counter Proposition Made

WILSON MAKES _ WAGE PROPOSAL   President Met Representatives of Brotherhoods at White House.   JUSTICE TO ALL POLICY   Exact Decision Not Announced, Railroad Men Retire to Discuss Details of Suggestion.

MAKES PROPOSAL TO UNION HEADS THAT IS “FINAL”   Neither Men Nor Whit House Will Indicate President’s Plan.

lis Contents Not Re~ vealed As Heads Of ~ Beotherhoods Go ~ Into Conference   Government’s Policy {s “Based On Justice To All Interests,” Declares The President

PRESIDENT’S REPLY GIVEN TO UNION MEN TENOR NOT DISCLOSEL   “UNALTERABLE DECISION” O1 PRESIDENT IS UNDER CONSID ERATION BY BROTHERHOOI LEADERS NOW.

PROPOSITION FIRST TO BE SUBMITTED TO MEN   fepresentatives of Employes Agree to Give It Consideration—Is Generally Assumed to Be Refusal of Wage Increase—with Counter-Proposals Suggested.

STAND NOT DIVULGED, BUT IT IS BELIEVED PAY DEMANDS WERE REFUSED   President Tells Brotherhood ChietsGovernment’s Policy Is “Based on Justice to All Interests”—Counter Proposal Made for Settlement.

WILSOR-IAS MADE REPLY   ‘To the Brotherhoods In the Matter of Their Wage. — Demands * .   OBSERVERS BELIEVE. —   ' . ITIS A COMPROMISE

DECISION INVOLVES PROPOSALS   Put Up to Men Counter Wage Proposal Which Will Not be Made Public Until They Have Reached a Decision—Wilson Says Justice to All Policy of U.S.

THREE BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS: ARE. GIVEN. PRESIDENT’ S VERDICT   Executive’s Proposal Must Be Put Us to Men, B. M, dew.  - Announces   LENGTHY CONFERENCE CALLED BY OFFICIALS   Wilsoa Meets’ Represesitatives of Workers on South Portico ‘of Whites House *

President Receives Seated in Wheel Chair and I: Told That He Looks Well—Reads Prepared Statement—President Barker Says Plan Pre. sented Will be ‘“‘Earnestly Considered.”

COUNTER PROPOSAL MADE BY PRESIDENT TO RAM LEADERS   SAYS GOVERNMENT’S POLICY 1S BASED ON JUSTICE TO ALL INTERESTS AND DECISION IS UNALTERABLE.   TAKEN AS REFUSAL TO GRANT GENERAL WAGE INCREASE DEMANDED BY MEN:   Union Officials Notified by Leader to Meet For Conference-—Wage Increase Would Mean Higher Freight ’ Rates and Increased Living Costs. et fy

Lays New Proposal Before Representatives of Rail way Brotherhood in Personal Interview,

UNALTERABLE DECISION REACHED BY PRESIDEN]   Tells Railway Brotherhoods Government Wants’ ‘Justice for All Interests.”’   COUNTER PROPOSAL MADE AT WHITE HOUSE MEBSTING   Officials, However, Withhold An: nouncement of Result of Conference.   ASSUME DEMANDS REFUSED   Wilson Makes First Appearance and Reads Prepared Statement to Chiefs.

MAKES COUNTER PROPOSAL AS A STRIKE FEELER   ““Unalterable’”’ Decision Presented to Brotherhood Chief—lIs Held Secret   WALKOUT MORE SURE   UNION MEN STAND WITH BAREC HEADS AS PRESIDENT TALKS TO THEM IN WHEEL CHAIR.

OFFICERSNOW CONSIDERING FUTURE MOVE   No Announcement of Details of Wilson’s Decis ion Made.

President's Verdict ‘Based On Justice to AML Not Made Public   Brotherhoods Representatives Go Into” Conference. to Consider ~ Chief Executive’s ‘Proposal.

PRESIDENT REACHES “UNALTERABLE” DECISION IN RAIL WAGE CONTROVERSY   Decision Is Said To Contain a “Proposal” From Which It Is Assumed That a General Wage Increase Has Been Refused.

LSC HALT STRIK GIVEN TO RAILWAY MEN BUT IS NOT ANNOUNCED TO THE PUBLIC       [HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH LEADRES AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY; SAYS GQ@VERNMENT  POLI CY BASED ON “JUSTIG®:7O: ALL INTEREST”         BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVES CONFERRING ON PROPOSAL; EXPECT NO DECISION TODAY

PRESIDENT REFUSES DEMANDS OF MEN FOR RAEI  —BIEVED)   Thought That He Has Offered Appointment of Tribunal to Pass on Claims   Brotherhood. Chiefs- Meet in Conference to Consider New Aspect of Matter

NATURE OF PROPOSALS NOT MADE PUBLIC BUT UNION MEN WILL HOLD CONFERENCE TO CONSIDER THEM.   For First Time Since Last Fall President Met Delegation On the East Portico of the White House.

UMALTERABLE DECISION IN RAILROAD WAGE CONTROVERSY  MADE BY PRESIDENT WILSGh   Says Government’s Policy Was Based on Justice to All Interests; Decision not Announced at White House; Believed That It Contains Proposal.

MEFUSAL TO GHANT GENERAL ~ BAY INGREASES I INGICETEL   Executive Ukase Contains Counter _ Proposition to Men Is Assump. tion Made.   \UNION REPRESENTATIVES MEET FOR  DISCUSSION OF PRESIDENT’S REPL}

“JUSTICE TO ALL INTERESTS"   Unalterable Decision 1 Made in Brotherhood ’ Wage Demands

WILSON MADE PROPOSAL T0 RAIL HEADS   Policy “Based On Justice tc All Interests.”   Decision Before Tomorrow Improbable— Not Expected to Stay Maintenance of Way Strike.

WILSON TURNS DOWN RAIL MEN ONWAGEDEMAND   Makes Decision  In Controversy But  ’ Ruling $ Is Not _ ‘Given Public.

FRESH ENT. w ILSON, ‘DELIVER: {BD - AN. ULTIMATUM .  X.      IS: NOT: MADE ‘PUBLIC   THE! CONFERENCE MUST HAVE   BEEN “IN EXECUTIVE “SESSIONS   ‘THE ‘PRESIDENT DECLARES -IT -' 3% “BASED! ON JUSTICE” ;   The ‘Brother Mt Heads Proniise Give Jt Careful Considera-  ; “tonne: the. “Pubile Walts,

TEACHERS TO MEET AT WAUSA! SOON   ‘ISS BERTHA HUSSEY AMONG THE SPEAKERS AT ANNUAL SESSION SET FOR NEXT WEEK

ee ee  ¥ AITH IN Sov TWS PROSPERITY.  Retry peenne meeactiem nme:  So Southern Railway System Wil!  a ee a Fy eS 7 SOE laser aie more

FIND BABIES IN GISTERN   Omaha Man and Young Women Held  hw Arathinerttingc

FORMER GOVERNOR: WILLIAM A. STONE HAS PASSED AWAY   Since 1915 He Had Served ‘As “Prothonotary” Of Supreme anc Qin riAr Cate.   SERVED IN: THE CIVIL: WAR

FORMER GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA IS DEAD   William A, Stene Had Rarely Lei His Heme During the Last Four VWonths,

WILLIAM A. STONE DIES.   Former Governor of Pennsyl. vania, Succumbs at His Home in Philadelphia.

UALIFURIUA MAN OAS 78 GENT  bad Lo GUNINE   NOTED ADDRESS DELIVERED BY WViN WHO SAYS SOLTRCE OF GASOLINE SI PPL IME Pe,

SEVENTY-FIVE CENT GASOLINE   Is Prediction of Professor in Address in San Francisco Today

PREDICTS 75-CENT GAS   Prof. Mayberry of Case School Says Must Eeonomize

75-CENT GASOLINE IN TWO YEARS DECLARED POSSIBLE BY CLEVELAND, SCJENTIST

SUIT TO PREVENT A BOOST IN RATES   Attorn2y General Price Files Action to Stop Railroads From Charging Increased Rates   ‘Asks Forty one Steam Roads In Ohio be Restrained

ACTIONTO — RESTRAIN OHIO ROADS   FROM PUTTING INTO EFFECT: HIGHER ‘RATES AND FARES   As Ordered by the Inter: State Commerce :Com mission—Attorney Gen ‘@rsl;of Ohio Files. Suit “Today.

ND CAPINET HAVE ALL QUIT   MILLERAND NAMED NEW PREM. ion TO PORM NBW CABINET AT ONCE   “TIGER” TO EGYPT   New Premict Expects to Create New Cabinet Officer to Deal With Hygiene and Social  Questions

CLEMENCEAU CABINET QUITS   President Poincare Asks Alexandre Millerand, Governor of Alsace, to Form New Government.

Ef wee  Barrrae RESIGI   MILLERAND, GOVERNOR OF ‘AL “SACE, OFFERED PREMIERSHIP TO SUCCEED “TIGER” .

FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS -- CLEMENCEAU CALLS FOR NEW PREMIER      President Poincare Calls Upon Alexander Miller and, Governor of Alsace,te Form New Ministry—Will Answer Todav.

GLEMENGEAU'S CABINET HANDS IN RESIGNATION   PRESIDENT POINCARE ASKS ALEXANDRE MILLERAND, GOVERNOR OF ALSACE, TO FORM NEW FRENCH CABINET.

CABINET OF PREMIER CLEMENCEAU RESIGIS   PRESIDENT POINCARE EXPRESSES GRATITUDE OF FRANCE FOR “TOER'S” SERVICES,

MILLEHAND MIAY SELECT CABINET FOR THE FRENGH   Asked by President Poincare and It Is Probable That He Will Accept the Task, as Deschanel Seems to Favor Him.   SUCCEEDING CLEMENCEAU   Choosing Premier Discussed by Leading Statesmen and New Body May Be in Office for Only a Month.

LLERAND ASKED 10 FORM CABINET   Ministers of Clemenceau Have Resigned Posts.   HELD OFFICE TWO YEARS.   Poincare Expresses Gatitude of France For Premier's Ser. vices—-Decision as to Suc. cessor Reached After Conference With President. Elect Deschanel.

FRANCE SENDS BATTLESHIPS TO GREECE   Will: Have. Big Squadron on’ Date Set for Return of Constantaine.

PRISONERS RAN LEAVENWORTH FEDERAL PRISON   Disciplinary Barracks Was Ruled By Coun cil of Prisoners.

HARDING TO CONFER WITH BRYAN AND TAFT ON FOREIGN POLICY   President-elect Will Mak No Decision, of Course, Soon.

President-Elect Not to Be Hasty in Deciding on a New Foreign Policy.   ‘EX-PRESIDENT TAFT IS   ! SPEED DECEMBER 93   ‘Incoming Executive Silent When  Questioned About Problems Before Him.   IN WINTER QUARTERS NOW   “Just Hilbernating,’’ He Tells In terviewers and Waives ,Them Off. -

HARDING TO GET ” BRYAN'S IDEAS   Will Confer With Nebraskan on _ World Association Plas.   MEET AT MARION FRIDAY   Taft and Other Leaders Algo ‘ Slated for Calls.

HARDING SLOW TO MAKE KNOW FUTURE COURSE   At Least 100 ‘Best Minds’ Wil Be Called Before Decision Is Announced   SILENCE FAILS TO STOP CABINET SPECULATION   SENATOR IS" NON-COMMIPITAL ON CONFERENCES WITH HUGHES AND HARVEY; WILL SEE BRYAN FRxAAY.,

SYLVIA FLIRTING WITH _BOLSHEVIST CHIEF      British Government Secures Correspondence With Lenine— odges Hunger Strike

FIRE LOSS OF $300,000   Blaze in Cabinet Works at Sout Bend Under Control

SSO 000 LOSS AT SOUTH BENT   Two Firemen Injured in Blaze Tha Pamaves Singer Sewing Machine Plant

i 000 LOSS AY SOUTH BEND       » Firemen Injured in Ube That amegos Singer Sewing Machine t Mant

SENATE IN SECRET IS FOR THE WETS   So Saith Vice President Mar shall, Who Says Some More.

OPENLY DRY BUT: SECRET NOW PUBLIC   Vice-President Marshall  _Boomed: for President By Virginia Democrats =~

VARSHALL SAYS SENATE WET   Vice President Deciares Body Feared to Openly Fight the Dry Act.

HAIL HORTHY AS’ DELIVERER   Hungarians Give New Regent Large Salary and Highest. Honors— Eulogized in Speeches.

THREAT TO BLOW UP A HOUSE   Police Guard for Apartment Home of Vanderbilt and Reot.

SUESFORSHARE  OF WAR-CONTRACT   Canadian. Man Wants $300, _ OD Commission from New    Jeareay nies Chere es

PONZI IN JAIL YET AND LIKELY 10 STAY THERE      Federal and State Authority Is Invoked’ Against Some Of His Imitators, Too

Polish Industrial Association Closely Connected With Hanover Trust Co. Where Ponzi Kept Funds.

‘Polish ‘Industrial Associatiot Newest Firm to Be Engulfed in Exchange Whirlpool.   Ponzi has Breakfast in Jail or Federal Charge; Rivals Held by the State. ;

Subsidiary of Hanover Trust Fails Because. of Loans Without Proper Security, Allen Saye.   “WIZARD”: PLA( ACED BEHIND THE BARS   Bondsmen Turn Promote:  Over to Federal Authori. ties While State Waits Chance to Get Him.

SLICKER IN DEBT 8 MILLION WITH ONLY AINASSETS   State Believes He Is Hiding Money; His Wife To Be Made To Disgorge.

SECOND PONZI COMPANY HELD IN BANKRUPTCY   ‘Bank Commissioner Closes In. dustrial Association, Saying Cash Is Gone   FOUR ARE UNDER ARREST   Get-Rich-Quick Schemes Result in Rush of Depositors to Get Monev

ALLEN CLOSES ANOTHER BANK   Polish Industrial Assn. Hope: lessly Involved With Han over Trust_ Says Commiccinner   Authorities Determined Ponz Shou'd Remain in Jail— Other Arrests Made.

PONZT'S BANK HAS VIRTUALLY NO CASH   Commissioner. Takes Charge of Affairs of Polish Indus- trial Body.   TRIED TO WORK WISCONSIN

ANOTHER BOSTON BANK IS CLOSED   PRIVATE INSTITUTION IS WRECKED THROUGH PONZI.

ANOTHER BOSTON BANK CLOSED BY PONZI’S COLLAPSE   POLISH INDUSTRIAL ‘ASSOCTA TION HAS BEEN TAKEN OVER’ BY STATE BANK AUTHORETY~   LOANS FOUND DOUBTFUL ACCORDING TO OFFICIA

PONZ! DEPOSITARY NV ALLENS HANDS   Bank Commissioner Says Af fairs of Institution Are in  Bad Shape

[5 INVOLVED IN PONT DISASTER   Polish Industrial Association 1s Closed, Believed to Be Out of Cash.   PONZ! IN FEDERAL PRISON   Officials Making Effort to Get Hold of Alt Assets to Partially Meet Deficit.

LOANS BAD OR DOUBTFUI   Bank Commissioner Al. len Has Taken Af fairs in Charge ..-

GET Alc QUICK EAPERT 3 WiltE TO LOSE MONE   State Authorities Hold Her Wealth Was Obtained By ~ ‘Hlecal Means   MRS. PONZI DECLARES SHE WILL STICK TO HIM   Officials Determined Sensational Financier. Shal! Remain in Jail

State Commissioner Take: Charge of Affairs of Polist ‘Industrial Association Figur ing-in High Finance Scheme

ANOTHER BOSTON ~ BANK ON ROCKS   More Wreckage ‘Strewn ir Wake of Ponzi and Old Colony Exchange Exposures.   LEADERS ARE IN JAIL

PONZI SMASHUP UPSETS BOSTON   Other Institutiéas Are Closed as Result of Offitia! [nvestivations

INVOLVED WOH ~ HANOVER TRUST.   President of Latter Was Also Head _ Gi lndusirial Association .   Bankruptcy . Proceedings” Entered Against Old Colony Exchange.Com * pony Ontanle - Oftceb- Ceaser:

ALLEN CLOSES YET ONE MORE BOSTON BANK   The Polish Industrial In stitution Has Been  Taken Charge Of.

OTHER BANKING HOUSES SHOWN BE ENTANGLED   Ponzi Now a Federa Prisoner, Stops Financial Career.

BUNDLES BOSTON GET HIGH QUICKER ARE ARRAS) WN IAI   Ponzi Fed in East Cambridge, Heads of Rival Concern on Charles Street.   ANOTHER COMPANY CAUGHT IN “WIZARDS” DOWNFALL   Polish Industrial Association Affairs Are Taken Over by  Bank Commissioner

ALLEN TAKES OVER BANK IN PONZI CASE   Institution  Gesdy Alliec With Hanover Trust Is Closed.

PON] AFFAIRS ARE TAKEN UP   Commissioner James Allen Takes Charge of Polish Situation.

Another Fn, vil Financial Venture Taken Over by Commissioner in Boston

BOSTON BANK HIT BY PONZI AFFAIR   COMMISSIONER TAKES CHARGE OF PBIVATE BANK.   Find Its Affairs Hopelessly Interwov. en With Hanover Trust Company— Panzi Picale in Tail

HANOVER TRUST INVOLVED   Chief Depository of Ponzi Closed by Commissioner Allen.

PRIVATE BANK  CLOSES DeOR   Was Connected With Hanover Trust Cempany Which Ponzi Caused To Close Hs Doors.

ROTHER BANK TO TAVOLVED IN PONZ!'S CRASH   “Get - Rich - Quick” Chief and Four Others Are Behind Bars.

STILL APTER PONZE.   Banking Commissioner Takes Over Another Associated Concern.

CROWDS DEMAND RE TURN OF COIN   “ Suckers” Contributing Fund To Ponzi and Kindred Schemes Gather in Crowds   Another Institution Involved In Crash As Federal Officials Make Clean Sweep.

PUL! PRIVATE BANK SAO Ti  BE IN BAD WAN   INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION EN TERPRISE TN) BOSTON CLOSED BY GOVERNWENT OFFLUCIAL.

38 PROHI AGENTS IN SOUTH BEND TO ENFORCE LAY   CHAS. ORBISON IS DIRECTING RAIDS   For Two Months Five Government Seeret Service Men Have Been Engaged in Gathering  Evidenee.

REVENUE AGENTS START CLEAN UP OF SOUTH BENT   Thirty-Eight Federal Officer: Sweeo Down on Northern Indiana City Today.   ARE LED BY ORBISON   Purpose ts to End the Ilicit Sale of Liquors and Narcotics.

edera!l Prohibition Agents Be gan Work Without Knowledge of the Police          “WARRANTS FOR 30 PLACES      Officers Report Discovery of From One to Five Gallons at a Piace.

ALAMAZAN’S ARMY MARCHING TOWARD CITY ON BORDER   Carranza and Murguia Reported Hemmed in Between Es- peranza and Apizaco:   FORCE OF 5.000 IS LOYAL

CARRANZA AND 5,000 TROOPS HEMMED IN AND CAPTURE IS HOURLY EXPECTED   With General Murguia, Deposed President’s Only Avenue of Escape Is Over Mountains~-Obregen Orders Re gnectful Treatment.

REBELS   Reported to Have Carranza and Gen. Marguia Hemmed In Near Puebla City.

WAS OPENED PROMPTLY ar “12:26 P.M. BY VICE-CHAIR. MAN BRUCE KEEMER.   4 Deafening Cheer Greeted Presi dent Wilson’ Picture as It Was Unfuried Rack of the = Dtatine.,

SUFFER FINANCIAL LOSS.   Corporations and Residents of Five States if Law is Enforced.

30-YEAR TERM FOR MUDGETT   Shows No Enmotior When Sentenced  to Prison   MILLION SPENT INLAST YEAR   Conservator Named fo: Piano Manufacturer

SPENT A MILLION IN A YEAR.   Now Chicago Piano Manvfacturer 1s ' Under Care of Conservator,

JAMES R. MANN WILL FAVOR SEATING BERGER   Republicans Split Wide Open o: Attitude Towards Method o¢ Treating Radicalism.

LEGION ON RECORD FOR SOLDIER BONUS   Convention, After Fifteen Min utes’ Debate, Gives Bill lis. “Unqualified Approval.”

CHIGAGD:STRIKE IS _ BRING’ BROKEN DOW   ‘Traction’ Company Is Able t     imost-Normal Rate.   TO HOLD.” CONFERENCE

CAR STRIKE IN CHICAGO NEARS END   Strike Leaders To Mee Traction Men For Arbitration Today.

GAR SERVICE IS BACK AT NORMAL   Electrical Workers’ Strike Smashed Says Chicago Traction Company; Leader of Strikers Confers With Officials on Wage Demands.

STRIKE IS BROKEN,   Car Service In Chicago Almost Back To Normal,

HOLD CONFERENCE OF AMBASSADORS   German Situation Is Discussed By European Statesmen In London

AMBASSADORS HOLD MEETING WITH PREMIER   MEET IN LONDON 10 DISCUSS THE FRENCH-GERMAN SITUATION.

ENVOYS HAVE NEW PARLEY ON SITUATION  AN CERAANY   French reply to British note is said to be pacific in . °, character: .   TENSION AT A HIGH PITRH   Report British ambassador to France instructed to withdraw from the conference

AMBASSADORIAL CONFERENCE ON GERMAN CRISIS   FRANCE, JAPAN AND ITALY REP RESENTED AT MEETING WITH LLOYD GEORGE IN LONDON.

AMBASSADORS MEET   With Premier George Who Then Starts for italv.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT SENDS FRANCE CINHTON  Mn France’s Decision to Aid Gen Wrangel’s Government   It Is Stated Officially Exchanges Be ing Made in Amicable Manner.

FRANCE SPLITS — WITH ENGLAND ~ ON RUSS SCRAP   Will Recognize Wrangel’s Anti-Bolshevik De Facto  Government   PLANS MILITARY AID   United States Stands With England In Polish and   Russian Policy

BANDITS SEIZE PAYROLL   Paymaster Alone in Office Offers No Resistance to Three Armed

$6,000 PAYROLL . “MONEY SEIZED BY - ARMED BANDITS   They Escape’ in Automobil __ After Holdup . in Greater ,  Co 7 a oe

snsemmmemmmeienaiiiamiial:... eeu corre 5 MOTOR CAR POSSE SEEKS DRIVER WHO KILLED BO'

GAVE A FINE CONCERT   High School Organizations Pleased Large House with Program

LEGISLATURE {1 UPHELD TUESDAY   SUPREME COURT MAKES DE. CISION IN OHIO PROHI CASE TUESDAY.   OTHER DECISIONS MADE   Federal Income Tax on President’: and Judges’ Salaries Miegal. Other Cases Decided on By the Court.

HIGH COURT HOLDS   SUPREME COURT DECIDES AGAINST “WETS" EN) FIRST Or SERI OF DECISIONS        OTHER COURT DECIDES   Seven Non-Partisan League Laws Passed by North Dakota Leg. istature are Upheld—Dakota Tax Law is Aftirmed

SECRETARY COLBY TALKS WITH WILSON ABOUT CONVENTION   HOLDS FINAL CONFERENCE BEFORE STARTING FOR SAN FRANCISCO.   GOVERNOR COX OF OHIO GAINS VOTES

COLBY Gly “INSTRUCTIONS. BY PRESINENT   Secretary of State Has Final Conference with Wilson Relative to-Duties as Spokesman  -- at San Francisco   LEAGUE SUBORDINATED — IN PLATFORM OF LEWIS   Former - Illinois Senator and Candidate for Vice-Presiden: tial Nomination Announces Bis Policies

COLBY CONFERS WITH CHIEF ON EVE DEPARTURE      Secretary to be One of Presi dent’s Spokesmen at National Convention

COLBY CONFERS.WITH PRESIDENT WILSON ON EVE OF LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO: MEETING

COLBY: SEES PRESIDENT   whi Be One re Wilvon's Spokesmes at San Francisco.

HOLDS FINAL CONFERENCE   Colby to Attend Conven  tion as a Delegrate  From D. of C

COLBY LEAVES FOR DEMO CONVENTION   Secretary Of State Has Final Conference With Wilson; To Be His Spokesman.

DEMOCRATS ARE MILLING AROUNE   ADELEGATES AT SAN FRAN“CISCO WONDERING ABOUT WILSON AND BRYAN.

Secretary of State Will Be Execw tive’s Spokesman at San Francisco’s Convention.

ULBY CARRIED 10 CONVENTION FINAL WORD FROM CHIEF   Secretary of State Is Last o! Five Cabinet Members to Leave for California.

WILL REPRESENT PRESIDENT iN BIG CONVENTION   COLBY HOLDS FINAL CONFER. EXVCE WITH WILSON TODAY: FIVE CABINET MEN GOING,

WILL KEEP IN TOUCH   President Wilson Will Follow Convention by Telephone

SIX CABINET OFFICERS AT CONVENTION   Secretary of State Colby t Be Wilson’s Spokesman at San Francisco.   CONFERRED WITH PRESIDENT TODAY   Other Members at ’'Friscc Burleson, Daniels, Palmer, Meredith and Alexander.

OFF FOR FRISCO      Bainbridge Colby ¢ pnfers. With Pree (Td ene Wiledn eétdre’ Taking His Departure.

COLBY LEAVES FOR DEMOCRATIC MEE!   Secretary of State, Who'll Be One of! Main Wilson Speakers, Confers With the President.

ADDITIONAL WITNESSES  - TO BE CALLED TO TESTIFY   Senate Cemmittee — Investigatin: Campaign Expenditures To Make Further Probe.

WOOD MAN OF MONEY NOW GONE   Fishing Trip Disappoints _ Probe Committee. ~ Hanna ‘to Help   EDGE IS PARTIAL

MONON CHANGES   Trainmen Assigned To New Run a: Result of Recent Orders

QUVIETS HEOUME PEAGE PARLEY WITH THE POLES   Break Off Negotiations Whil Polish Troops Beyond the State Frontier.   Armies Withdrawn to Line of Demarkation and Conferences Begin Again.

SOVIETS CALL Off PEALE POW WOM   Charge Poles Did Not Withdraw to Agreed ,ano

NEGOTIATIONS WITH POLAND BECAUSE OF ALLEGED VIOLATION OF TREATY.   Great Soviet Army Gathered to Crush Irregular Polish Forces — Demands May Be Met by Poland.

RUSS-POLAND “PEACE BROKEN   Negotiations: Stopped by Soviets; Claim Clause ~ - 4a Violated -

Peace Negotiations Between Poland and Soviet Russia 5 Broken Off at Ris<

RABBLE OF REFUGEES ON POLISH FRONTIER   Negotiations Looking to Permanent Peace Broken Off by Soviet Representatives.

POLAND MAY BE. DRAWN INTO WAR   Bolshevikt Beonks: OW Perrunen Peacé Conferonce With the Paton   GREAT ARMIES FORM       Neds Are Pun Yet Vnelepresieten JProops, ant using Ukrainfuns West and North at Hiev,

RUSSO-POLE. WAR I$ RENEWED   Peace Negotiations at Riga Ar Broken Off

POLAND TO MEETS OVIET DEMANDS;  NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMEL   iuup Russian Armies Gathered to Crush Irregular Forces Operating Ea st-of Armistice Zone. Refugees Flee Before Host. ©

NEGOTIATIONS. FOR, PEACE BROKEN OFF   BE SU Bed vey os a SOVIET ARMIUS GATITERING:  ' "TO CRUSH BALAKOVITOH      SOVIET RUSSIA BREAKS: AWAY   Bolshevik - Leg! fons Are Pursiing the ‘Shattered Ukrainian. Arnuies West nt Kiav. .

Armies Gather as Red Negotiations With Poles Ceass   (By the Associated Press) Riga, Nov. 22.—The RussoPolish peace negotiations  saver encimed taidav.

RED CHIEFS BREAK RIGA PEACE PALAVER   GREAT SOVIET ARMIES GATHER ON POLISH BORDERS TO CHASE FLEEING UKRAINIAN FOES: DEMANDS BEING MET.

TWO LIVES ARE TOLL OF FLOOD OF MISSISSIPPI   Situation at Muscatine Becomes More Serious T oday.

TWODROWNIN * FLOOD WATERS AT MUSCATINE   Lose Lives When Boat Upsets; River Inundating Low Section of City.

MINERS DISPLEASED THREATEN TO STRIKE   Coal Workers Say Apportionment of Cars Will Throw Many Oat of Work.

WILSON ORDERS CONTINUANGE Ut FUEL CONT AG   President, By Executive Order, Creates a Committee of Four to Take Up Work of Former Administrator

COAL COMMITTEE OF FOUR   fuel Administration § to Be Con tinued by Executive Order of  thea Peaciianmté

CONTINUE FUEL ADMINISTRATION WILSON ORDERS   Edict Takes Effect When Rail Control  Ends Tomorrow.

NEAR EAST RELIEF   lgtal Paid and Pledged to Fund is Now $2,929.31

RAGE OUTLINES CONCERNS STARS   Will Not Sell Steet for Union Erection, 9 +235"   ADVOCATES OPEN. SHOP.

EX-KAISER WAS SOME POSER   Wore Several Uniforms Daily and Built Fancy Villa

KAISER QUITE DRESSY AT A FRENCH TOWD   While at Charleville, France He Wore Silk Socks and Changed Uniforms Often— Afraid Of Planes

23 WARS IN PROGRESS NOW   Peace on Earth Still-Par From. Being an Actuality, Says Gen, Churchill of War Department.

23 WARS IN PROGRESS NOW   ‘Peace on Earth Still Far From Being an Actuality.

HARD FIGHTING ON BETWEEN THE REDS AND POLES REDS CLAIM TO BE WITHIN FORTY MILES OF WARSAW. BOTH SIDES CLAIM MAKING NEW GAINS

Both Poles : and. Rupéizn: make claims to suecess ’ around Warsaw   RUSSIAN DRIVE. WEAKENS’   Warsa wdispatch says Red: want secrecy in peace nevotiations

Violent Fighting In Progress Near City Of. Warsaw.   BOTH CLAIM VICTORY   “Secret Diplomacy” Alleged On Part of Russians In Armistice Plans.

SOCIETY THAT SERVES.   The ¥, W. C. A. Deserves the Loyal Support of bveryvone,

; a cm CHANCELLOR KNOCKEDDOW>      Was Struck by Car Driven by Fil ipino Student

CHANCELLOR KNOCKEDDOW%   Was Struck by Car Driven by Fil. ipino Student

edad  7  Poe A OB ea on alas ad sabi hast heigl sated i ert ! ave de I   Chain of. Restaurants ; ate. Ask ced: for. Statements’. Which Show They. Have Made. E otmous. Profits: dn: A Sellin  Timi Lett hes te ee

FORCE PRICES © IN RESTAURANTS TO LOWER LEVEI   Chicago Council Calls More Proprietors To Give  T saethimnany ,

RESTAURANT MEN ASKED TO EXPLAIN HIGH PRICES   [ SEAT RR GRE AY OS  Enormous Profita are Made ir the Things They Sell in   Chicago.

PROFITS OF lS BEANERICS FOR 1919, $875,000   Thompson's Chicago Restau. rants Last Year Served 50,000,000 Meals.   CHICAGOANS ADVISED TO CARRY LUNCH   War is On in Windy City Against Profiteering in ‘‘Eats.’’

MANAGERS CHI RESTAURANTS UNDER CHARGES   City Council Committee Finds Drop in Prices, But Not in ““Eats.”’

EXPECT PROBE  TOREDUGE EATING PRIGE   Managers of Five Big Chicago Hotels and Restaurants Answer Summons Today

CHICAGOHOTELME! ON CARPET IN HIG FOOD PRICE PROBE   ‘Restaurant Prices Due to Drop Council Committee Head Warns Profiteers.

Chicago  Restaurants Charged With Making 200. Percent  Profits   4 Cent Corn Sells for 15 Cenis “Charge; I Managers Must . “Testify

PRICE OF “EATS’ IS UNDER PROBE IN WINDY CIT!   Schedule of Hotels and Restaurants Declared to Show Excessive Profits; People Carry Lunches.   FOOD BUREAU GIES LIST PRICES AND CHARGES   John R. Thompson, Owner o Chain Restaurants, Make Comment and Comparativ Prices of Items.

HOTEL: AND RESTAURANT PROFITEERING 10 STC   Campaign Launched By Chicag City Council’s Committee . on Living Costs,

Chicago Living Cost Com mittee to Demand Reduc tion in Prices   "Carry "Your Lunch’ Campaign to Force Cut in Prices Charged. by Restaurants

THE PRESIDENT HEPEATS PROTEST   SAYS U.S. WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT JUGO-~SLAVIA.   WILSON’S NAMIE GETS SMILES   London People Lose Faith in Persan Who At One Time, Was Destined To Save the World—Officials Take Different Views,

WHITE HOUSE IS WHAT THE UNERiey = STATES WILL BA      President Wilson’s Nete ta preme Council Waa Not an tom But a Reiteration of Stand on Question. 

To Coitinue: Supporting Rights of ‘Jugo-Slavs,: ~ White-House: States: ~ Note Not Ultimatum ~

U.S, SUPPORTS THE JUGO-SLAVS   Wilson Says Government Wil Keep to His Opinions But Withdraw If Balked.   SENDS: NOTE ‘TO ALLIES

TO CONTINUE SUPPORT OF ~— JUGO-SLAYVS   UNITED STATES WILL NOX WITH DRAW FROM THE ADRIATIC ” IT WAS LEARNED TODN

WILSON MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT   While His Note Was Not An Ultima: tum It Is To Notify Allies Fiume Cannot Be Given To Italy.

ANERIGAWIL NOT WITHDRA FROM ADRIAN   White House Announces Support of Jugo-Slav Government to Continue   WILSON’S NOTE WAS NOT AN ULTIMATUM   PACT ©8F LONDON ALTERED AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY PRESIDENT AT PEAC b CONFERENCE,

4 S, TO SUPPORT JUGO-SLAVS.   Wilson Stand ‘on Adriatic SetUlement Explained

IWGO SLAVS TO RECEIVE (1.5. SUPPOR]   An Official Statement Says Wilson Did Not Make a Threat

American Government. -Wil Not Withdraw From. The: Adriatic bantrovetsy:   Democrat Eriticigag= Pact

Government Will Not- Withdraw From Controversy, the White House Announces.   CORRECTS. ULTIMATUM IDEA   White House Says the Presiden Merely Reiterated Fiume Position in Ten Lines.   ALLIES’ REPLY ON THE WAY   Wilson's Prestige in Europe is ~ Lower Now Than at Any . Time Since War.

JUCO-SLAV CLAIMS   AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WILI NOT WITHDRAW FROM’ THE ADRIATIC CON. TROVERSY   CHANGES IN AGREEMENT   State Department Feels That if U. S, is to Help in Europe It is to Have Something to Say About the Terms

AESERVATIONS AGA TAKEN HP IN SENATE   Disposition Shown to Get a Final Vote on Treaty Without Additional Delay ~   RESERVATION PROPOSED  BY REED IS REJECTED   LODGE FAVORS EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY TOR IREs LAND BUY OPPOSES SELPs DETERMINATION PROPOSAL,   Democratic Rejection of Treaty Would Be Fatal to Party Hopes, Says Bryan

BRYAN AGAIN URGES; DEMOCRATS NOT TO AINTREATY’SEEEAT   Reiterates it Would. be Fatal to Party’s Hope and Great Detriment to the Country.   SILENT ON FUTURE COURSE   Senate Speeds Up Action, and Vote on Ratification May Come Tonight.

WM. J. BRYAN N. _ INSISTSON . RATIFICATION   Devlaves Defeat of Troaty hy Demo je Votes Would Re Putal to Party Hopes

BRYAN DEMANDS "PARTY EINE UE      Says-Defeat of: “of Pedder’ Theat by Deniocratic Votes Will "Be Fatal to Party.’            DIFFERS -- WITH . -WILSON

Defeat of Treaty Fatal to Democracy   sold Wm. Jennings Bryan Urges the Democrats to Help Ratify Treate

HOPE IS ABOUT GIVEN UP   Senators Spend Day in Conference Without Getting Results.   CANNOT PASS ANY MILDER RESERVATION   Little Chance Seen for Passing of the German Peace Treaty.

FRARG. SHRED BY LAST NOTE FROM WILSON   Charges Said to Have Be:  Directed at France and Foch   Paris Press Says Nation Must Hold Rhine Bridgeheads

BACKS MARSHAL FOCH   Paris Editor Takes lesue With President Witeon. ;   Sees Blow Aimed at Marshal-in Neéte on Reservations—No Right to Talt of French imperiailem.

ATTACKS MARSHAL FOCH   Wilson’s Charges Aimed at Him by Implication, Says “Pertinax”

FRENCH EDITOR SAYS PRESIDENT AIMED AT FOGH   Wilson’s Charges of Imper ialism of Franee Defended by “‘Pertinax.”

WILSON'S LETTER MADE FRANGE SORE   WRITER SAYS WILSON HAS NO RIGHT TO ENTER IMPERIALISM CHARGE °   EXPLAINS GERMAN SCHEME   Says President’s Letter Scored France By Name But Marshal Foch By Its Implications.

FRENCH POLITICAL WRITER RESENTS _ WILSON’S CHARGES AGAINST FRANCE

FRANCE COMPROMISED BY WILSON’S ATTACK SAYS FRENCH WRITER   Says President Has No Right to Talk of “Imperialism.”

WILSON 1S. BLAMED ~ FOR SITUATION ——ONRHINE =   French Writer Gives Inside o President’s Policy; Replie: To Militarism Charge

DENY IMPERIALISM CHARGED FRANCE BY PRES. WILSON   France Only Want: Sure Protection Says  Noted Writer.

, _ Pertinax Says Charge: Against Commander by Implication.   PROTECTION IS WANTED   Declares Nation Must Be Fortified Against Central Powers of Europe.

FRENCH WRITER SCORES WILSON   Thinks President Has No Right to ‘Talk of  Imperialism

WILSON'S LETTER OFFENDS. FRANCE WRITER ASSERTS   Paris Political Editor Objects to Reference {fo * Imperialism.   SAYS.WORK OF FRANCE IS COMPROMISED BY WILSON   Says Rhinehand Share: Fully Life of United Germany.

SAYS GEN, F ID TARGET OF WILSON CHARGE   Old Man ‘‘Pertinax’’ in the Echo de Paris Has It All Doped Out.   FRENCH IMPERIALISM IS SELF-DEFENSE   American Idea of Occupation of Rhineland is Now in Operation.

HOLD FOCH  IS TARGET OF WILSON   French Say Letter to Hitch cock Aimed at General.  DISCUSS DEFENSE   Wilson Declared Rhineland Program Brutal; French Hold Possession of Bridgeheads Imperative.

THE PLAN” ~ OF WILSON      Preich w iter Says Freach “Im petiatisal” Agreed to By” President, 2 -

SOCIETY WOMEN -TO REPEREE   New York Women: to ‘Assist. in « Bout far Suldiers.

JEALOUSY GIVEN AS. MOTIVE  IN . DREWES MURDER   Rivalry: for: Girl's Love Be lieved to Have Caused  Big 2 «

POLICE STIL SEARCHING FOR WM. P. BRINES   Charged With the Murder of a Fet low Student, Elmer 6, fraps.

STILL SEEKING -BRINES.   Police Reliere Jealousy Motlve™ ir Drewes Killing,

AGREED UPON IMPORT DUTY   First Step Toward Enactment of Emergen cy Tariff Made

SAYS YANKS NO “PIKERS”   Paris Gets $20,000,000 of United States Millionaires Daily, It Is Said.

GULF PORTS 10 MAKE FIGHT AN RATE ISSUE   OUTGROWTH OF “ATTACK BY CAR. RIERS  ‘AND. ‘NORTH: “POINT N “EQUALIZIN & TARIFF. e

MEXICO HAS NEW REVOLT?   Former Carranza Genera! Leads Raid Against Existing Government.

‘NEW REVOLT IN MEXICO?   Former Carranza General Leads Rai into Country From the United States, a

Boner Rell of the Methodist Suadey Scheoi fo, the Month of Jennary.

Honor Rol Of The Methodist Sunday School Fo: ' The Month of March.

SUBURBS OF DETROIT SHOW BIG INCREASE   HAMTRAMCK AND £HIGHLAND PARK BREAK PREVIOUS CENSUS RECORD FOR GROWTH IN POPULATION SINCE 1910.

CENSUS RECORD IS SMASHED   Two Suburbs of Detroit Shov Gains of 1266 and 1031 Per Cent.

CENSUS RECORD BROKEN BY TWO MICHIGAN TOWNS  Ineocanen - Pia One   Increase of Over One Thousand Per Cent Are Shown

RECORD TO MICHIGAN TOWNS   Automobile Tonic Puts Census Speec in Two Suburbs of Detroit-—Fac. tory Workers Cause.

Two Detroit Suburbs Show Large Increases As Result of Influx ¥ of Automobile Workers: -

TWO DETROIT SUBURBS BREAK CENSUS RECORL   Jamtramck and Highland Park Show Biggest Increases

MICHIGAN TOWNS SMASH RECORDS   PS Es Ore ee Se sea a eros > “Sa-" &  PARK INCREASE OVER 1.000%  Detroit's Automobile Factories Bought Towns For HomesS—Record of  Kenmore Ohio Broken,

SENATOR BLOCK HURRYWING TO WES? VIRGINIA To SAVE WOMAN SURIMRAGH

BIG STOCK Ot WHISKY FREED   Chicago Liquor Was Confiscated Yesterday Due to Certain Crooked Deals.

GOVERNOR GOK 0 TRAIL’S END   To Go Into Seclusion to Pre Pere His Speech of Ac.  ceptence.   GIVING CLOSE sTUDY TO HARDING'S ADDRESS   Is Expected to Confine Sumptuary Talk to Promise of Law Pnfarraneant

PRIMARY BALLOT IS IN DOUBT   Reselt in [llinoia May Not Be Know,  Ware a Week.

GALVESTON QUIET BUT UNDER MILITARY RULE WHILE CITIZENS TAKE NO STEPS IN MATTER

TROOPS QUIET GALVESTON      No Disorders Reported ‘the First Night of Martial Law,

Appropriation of five hundren millions . by Con’ gress for cause is .  urged. ‘

BRUKEN DOWN   Unless Plague is Throttled H. P. Davison Says it Will Come Here.

ALBANIANS SLAY 30 ITALIANS OVER DEATH OF PASHA   Wholesale Murder of Italian Pris oners Carried Out By Albanians.   MAD OVER PASHA’S DEATH   Held it Resulted from Intrigue c Italians; Pasha Was Killed in Paris.

WHOLESALE - SLAUGHTER   Of Italian Prisoners by In: furiated Albanians for  - Revenge — 330 Reported Killed at Tirand. -

VYALIAN PRISONERS KilgED.   ‘More Than 300 Slain by Infuriated Albanians, Report 5ays,

UADLBANIANS. GET pve          ‘Kill 330 [tatians. WI Whe  ‘Neiv . Pasha's Death is. Received:

WILL MAKE NO CHANGE IN THE , IRISHSITUATION   The Visit of Irishmen tc  Rome Cannot Affec' Island’s_ Relations tc Britain.

THREE WILLS © ARE PROBATEL   Thad C. Work, Marthe J. Waltemire and John McIntire Dispoes of Es. tates among. Their Relatives.   THE PROVISIONS

IS CAUSING DELAY.   Impatience of all Parties Delaying a Decision.

PRESIDENT APPEALS 10 RAILWAY. LABOR BOARD ASKING FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION ON WAGE MATTER

WILSON URGES PROMPT ACTION BY R.R. BOARD      Jndge Rarton Says: “We Are Giv: ing Our Beat Efvorts to This Gigantic Task.

Leaders Whom Strikers Repudiated Wednesday Go To Work with Few Followers; Grunau Decision Doubtful

Switchman’s Demands Are Submitted to Labor Board   FEW MEN RETURN TO CWICARO VARNDS

WAGE DEMANBS ARE PRESENTED   Switchmen Seek Increase of "58 Per cent.   STRIMERS STAY GUT   5,000 Members of Outlaw Union in New York Said to Have Reached Decision

RAILWAY BOARD HEARS HEBERLINE   PRESIDENT OF SWITCHMEN’S UNION ASKS FOR 58 PERCENT RAISE.

STRIKE LEADERS RETURN TO WORK: BREAK IN RANKS   Followers Desert “Re bel” Rail Chiefs— Traffic Improved

Couditions Improysing In Middl West bat Men Are Still Out fu Eastern Cities.

SWITCHMEN WANT BIG WAGE RAISE   Representatives of Strikers Make Demand for 58 Per Cent Advance to Members of Railroad Labor Board.   VOTE AGAINST RETURN IN NEW YORK DISTRICT      Approximately 5,000 Men Make Decision at Mass Meeting—*Rebel’”’ Leaders Are Repudiated in West.

WAGE DEMANDS i:   Many Are Out Still and Urging Others to Join Move ment. — Labor Board Gets The Demand of One Faction For Action.

CALL FOR   They Are To Go-to Montesanc Wast., to Attend the 1. W.W. Trial.

TROOPS 10 GUARD AT TRIAL OF REDS   DANGER IS FEARED AT TRIAL OF I. W. W. MEMBERS WHO SHOT EX-SERVICE MEN  , AT CENTRALIA

FEDERAL {R00PS ORDERED AP TRIAL         Ten Alleged Industria! Workers Arraigned On Cherge of MMurdor at Centralia, Wash.

TROOPS TO GUARD I. W. W.   Detachment Ordered to Montesane Where Murder Triat Begins,

GREATER IOWA WEEK TO BE IN OCTOBER   lowa Made Goods Wil! Be Pushed by All Stores and Ministers Will Speak on Requirements of Citizenship.

ANOTHER DELAY IN GAS HEARING   Final Hearing of Muskogee Rates is Now Postponed Until Next Month.

STUDENT STRIKE CLOSES COLLEGE   inefficiency of Board of Governor and Visitors of St. Johns Blamed For ‘*Walkout’’   Tarmoil Originating Between Sophomore Class and Faculty Has Been Brewing for Weeks

COSTLY GEMS, PROPERTY OF MISS OLIVE THOMAS, TO RE SOLD AT AUCTION

The Personal Belongings of Olive Thonas Will Be Auctioned im New Vork.

p-0.P, BREACH IN ILLINOIS OWING T0 CALL FOR CAUCUS   Commission Chairman’s Order Not to Issue Violated by ~” Seeretary in Summons.

PARTISAN PLAN CAUSES BREACH   Illinois Republicans Want t Run the Constitutional Convention.

ARMAMENT PARING. AS A REMEDY FOR ECONAMIe Paice   Question of Disarmament Comin; to Front as Specific Cura for Present Ills.   QUESTION NO LONGER 18 PURELY AN ACADEMIC ON?   It Has a Vital Bearing on Taxa. tion and Domestic Prosperity.    TO FRONT IN WASHINGTON:   Senator Borah Latest ‘to Mak Proposal for Limitation of Armaments.

P..ticians Realize Way to Cut Taxes Is to Reduce Expenses.   WOULD HELP U. §. FARMERS   Reduction of Armaments Sure to Relieve Entire World of-Huge Burden,

WAR BUDGETS MUST BE CUT   GROWING DEMAND FOR RELIEF FROM Blu ARMAMENTS,   COUNTRY BECOMING RESTLESS   TAXATION BURDENS woRE THAN PROPLE WILL STAND.   World Financiere Protesting, Leagee  ef Nations Aascmbly Acting aad  Kvem American Senate ¥1mally Arcoansed.

Idaho Senator Would Have Great Britain, Japan and United. States Enter Into an Agreement to Limit Size of War Forces.   BUSINESS MEN WOULD LESSEN TAX BURDENS

HOUSE WILL GROW AFTER HEAD COUNT   turalites To Lose Rep resentatives While Cities Gain.

NEARLY OU MEMBER IF BAglo RULES   CITIES TO GAIN REPRESENTATION, COUNTRY LOSING   More Members from Some States if Present Law Remains.

CHANGE IN HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES NOW CONSIDERED    INCREASED CENSUS OF UNTTEI STATES MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE CONGRESSMEN

MAY CHANGE 1]   Census Results May Bring About Change in Number of Congressmen   INCREASE ORDECREASE   In Some States and Possibly in the Rural Districts—The Possibilities

DENVER MAN FATALLY SHOT BY HOTEL PROPRIETOR; SAYS HE WAS BURGLAR

OLIVE THOMAS IS NEAR DEATH FROM POISON   Wife of Jack Pickford Take: Enough Mercury to Kill 25 Men.

TOOK ENOUGH -TO KILL 25   Olive Thomas’ Poisoning Result of Error

DISBURSE ABOUT §$150,000,00010 NOTE. HOLDERS   Morgans Pui Over Greatest Fi  nancial Obligation in ; . Anierica

LARGEST INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATION NEGOTIATED   J. P. Morgan & Co, Make History in the Financial World, Disbursing More Than $150,000,000,

BIGGEST LOAN IS PAID OFF      Largest International Obligation Evee Negotiated by American Rearnkes Successfully Wet.

Party Leadérs ‘on, Hand at Capital Today to Fix: Date and. Select: City for 1920 ‘Presidential - Conven=” . tion; Maxiy Contendérs: “

MISSOURI DELEGATES _ TO SAN FRANCISCO UP FOR INVESTIGATION   Subpoenaes Have Been Issued For Twenty Missourians—Joseph T. Davis and Edward F. Goltra Are Called.

COMMITTEE NOW AFTER DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS   To Sart Investigation in St. Louis Tomorrow on Democratic Expenditures

TRANOFER PROBE TO MISSOURI   DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN EXPEN DITURES THERE TO BE INVESTIGATED,   SUBPOENAS ARE ISSUED   National Committeeman Edward Gol tra Hes Been Summoned to Testify Before the Senate Probing Committee,

SHOW BIG LOSS   RAILROADS SHOW LOSS THIS YEAR AGAINST LAST YEAR.

R. R. LOSS “$15,625, 529   Covered Period For April, 1. C. C.  - Aannimnead,

$15,625,529 LOST BY RAILROADS IN MONTH OF APRII   Gain of $20,703,196 Made Under Government Control in April, 1919

UNLY 200 BACK AT WORK SAYS TOLEDO REPOR  Freight Tie- Ui Reing Broker And End of Sirike Believec Near.  Offer to Return When Formally

Ty TaLEDD aEPORI   Freight Tie-Up Being Broker And End of Strike Believec  Noor   Offer to Return When Formally ~ Assured of No Discrimination

The Republican N: ‘tional Treasurer Says $3,009.000 Is Needed for Campaizn

LESS THAN MILLION. RAISED FOR-G, 0,    $3,000,000 Estimated Gost of ‘Entire Campaign,

GRAVES TO THE PHILIPPINES   Mead ef Forces in Siberia Assigned te a ew Commané.

PLAN TO FORCE HOUSE VOTE   Mi sissippi House Will Be Given Chance to Decide On Sufftuge Amendmeut.

MISSISSIPPI TO  PUT VOTES OVER   Democrats Seck to Steal March Upon Republican Delaware by Giving Suffrage Endorsement.

HUERTA REGIME TO PUT DOWN CANTO REVOLT   American Troops at Border Gar_Tisons Being Changed, lt Is Announced.   CANTU PROFFERED AID

TO FORCE GOVERNOE GANTU TO SUBMIT   Forty Thousand Men Will be Sent to Lower California if That Many Are Needed, Calles Says.

MEXICAN TROOPS TO SUBDUE CANTL   SUFFICIENT TROOPS TO QUELL REVOLT BEING SENT—GOVERNOR TO FIGHT,

CALLES DECLARES MEXICO FRIENDLY TO UNITED STATES   ‘States Huerta Working For Pro.   hibition of Gambling and Sale of Strong Drink   EN ROUTE TO TORREON FOR MEETING WITH GEN. VLLA   Says Government Will Send Enougt Troops To Lower California To Break Revolution,

CALLES GAYS MEN WILL BE SENT 10 PUT DOWN REVOLT   MENICAN OFFICIAL DISCUSSES BOTH CANTU AND VILLA INCIDENTS.

Republican Leaders Have A Challenge of Ison Plan   Battle Ground of 1920 Fight Will Center in Middle West 

LEAGUE NATIONS IS PARAMOUN]   And Chairman Hays and Other Lead ers of the GO. BP. Accepts é The Issue

WAYS ACCEPTS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Laying Groundwork for Senato Harding’s Fight, Leaders Frown on introduction of Liquor Question.

REPUBLICANS MAPPING CAMPAIGN WITH LEAGUE AS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Will Hays, National Committee .Chairman, Ac cepts Subject as He Begins to Lay Ground- work for Senator Harding ’s Contest

LEAGUE ISSUE ~~ ASPARAMOUNT   Republican Leaders Laying Groundwork for Campaign Accept Challenge.

LEAGUE NATIONS PARAMOUNT ISSU   Will Hays and Other Leaders Accept Challenge; Work Starts on G. O. P. Campaign.

LEAGUE [5 19 BE PARAMOUNT IN CAMPAIGH   Republican Leaders Be. gin Laying Out of Ground Work.

ACCEPTS LEAGUE AS GREAT ISSUE   Hays Picks Up Gauntlet Laid Down By Democrats At San Francisco

HOOVER SPENT TOO MUCH CASH, JOHNSON SAYS   “Saturnalia”. . Senator “Calls Los Angeles Campaign. .

Meyer Lissner Savs Day That Followed Primary Looked Like Pay Day at Immense Plant at L. A. Headquarters   Says Horde of Hired Workers Jammed Campaign Office, Clamoring for Coin; Backed by the Old 5. P. Machine

IOHNGON SAYS HOOVER CAMPAIGN IN CALIFORNIA SATURNALIA OF EXTRAVAGANCE, GREAT SUMS SPENT BY HOOVER'S MACHINE

CHARGES HOOVER EXTRAVAGANCE IN CALIFORNIA RACE   Backer of Johnson Alleges in Message $20,000 Was Paid To “Hired Workers” to Get Votes at Election.

JOHNGON MANAGE A ARRAIGNS HOOVER   “SATURNALIA OF EXPENDITURE’ CHARGED IN CALIPORNTA ELECCTION.

THOUSANDS SPENT TO DEFEAT HIRAM INLOS ANGELES   Meyer Lessiner Produces Facts Showing Enormous Sums Paid to Political Workers.

Hoover's Expenditures In California Excessive, Johnson Backer Charges

MANY SEE HARDING GET OFFIGIAL WORD OF HIS NOMINATION   Biggest Day in the History o Marion, Ohio—Political . Leaders Present:

TREATY DEFEAT SEEMS ASSUREL   Democrats Will Help Pu Lodge Reservation Across But Treaty Lacks Support.   ASSAULT IS CONTINUED

Latest Poll Shows Treaty Can’t Pass   Forty Votes Are Lined Up Against League of Nations In Spite of Any Reservations. .

MINE COMMISSION REJECTS EVIDENCE   Exhibits of Miners Showing Alleged Monopolistic Control Ruled Out   WITHOUT JURISDICTION   Operators Reply to Charges of Workers Opposing Wage Demands

EFFORT 10 PROVE PROFTECRING [a NOT ADMISSABL E   Offer No Contribution to Solution Questions at Issue, Anthracite Commission Rules.   ADDITIONAL EFFORTS OFFERED BY WORKERS   Answer of Operators Follows in Which They Offer Objec tion to Practically Every De mand, Including Those fo Increased Wages.

SUSPECT POLICE  IN PONZI SCANDAL   Sweeping Investigation Of Boston Department Is Ordered As Second Financial Institution Falls With A Crash.

DIEY TN   Police Department Under Probe in Connection With Ponzi’s Dealings

BOSTON BUZZING OVER CRASH OF PONZ! BANK   Police Department Starts: Probie Into Activities of Members -‘ Who Invested Funds. « - 

FOR PONZI'S BIG FORTUNE   Inquiry Started Into Boston Po lice Force Connection  With “Wizard.”   ANOTHER INSTITUTION CLOSED, HELD UNSAFE   Widows and Wounded Soldiers Storm Attorney’s Office-— —-Wife Is Guarded.

HOG ISLAND BREAKS RECORD   Has Launched 74 Ships Since August  ~~ aaa 4)

TWO BLIND WOMEN _ ARE MADE T0 SEE   Noted Philadelphia Surgeon Per forms Operations Free of Charge.   IN DARKNESS SIX YEARS      Dr. J, P. Dathey Asked Dr. John Croskey, General Hospital Senior Eye Surgeon, to Come Here.

TWO BLIND WOMEN ARE MADE TO SEE   ramous Philadelphia Surgeon Performs Operation on Two Inmates of Adams County Home Free of Charge

JUDGE ROSS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE   WILL MAKE RACE FOR DEMOCRA.-. TIC NOMINATION TO THE SUPREME BENCH: WELL QUALI FIED FOR PLACE

KILLED IN GUN FIGHT,   Religious Row at Robideaux Corners, Mich., Results Fatally,

TROOPS STOP CHURCH FIGHTS   Quiet Prevails at Robideaux Corners, Mich., After Killing of One Man and Wounding of Another.

GOMPERS ASKING CONGRESS PROBE MATE WAN KILLIN   Consideration of Request : Promised in Committee by Sen. Kenyon.

B=NNIE KAUFF UNDER ARREST   Outfielder Charged With Being Im plicated in Theft of an Ato.

TORNADOES KILL TWO IN MINNESOT!   Number Injured and Property Loss Heavy.

ONE DEAD AND MORE THAN TEN ARE INJURED   Tornado Sweeps Castle Rock ani Strip of Countryside Near Red Wing. Winn.

{ BEAD, 11 HURT 8 TORMDUES AE NESE      Baby Killed; Three of Family Injured, When Farm Home Is Struck

TWO TORNADOES CAUSE DAMAGE IN MINNESOTA   One Person Dead and Many Injured at Castle Rock.

ONE KILLED “AND HUNDRED HURT IN SERIES OF TORNADOES   Twisters Sweep Castle Rock and Strip of Country Near Red' Wing, Minnesota   Storm Wrecks Barns, Killing Infant ance Injuring Its Mother and an Aunt

VIOLENT STORM IN MINNESOTA   One Person Dead and More Than Ten  luijiured at Custlie KRoek.,

NTO NAME PRICE   Ww HH Bring interstate Commerce Come mission ta Full) Strength,

UNIFORM WAGE FOR LABORERS ON FARM   Howard County Farm Bureau Establishes Amount for for Shockine Corn.

CONFERENCE GROWING      fight. Yourgstcrs nt City Hall Raby Clinic Yesterday

CONFERENCE GROWING   Eight. Youresters at City Hail Baby Clinic Yesterday

cco meee. “aeeeiiaeens a nn a VILLAGE IS BURIED . BY ALPS AVALANCHE

GLAGG APPROVES PARTY PLATFORM   VIRGINIA SENATOR PRAISES COX AND EXPECTS VICTORY AT POLLS

MARRIED 3,000 FEET IN AIR   Lievt. Samuel! Bater of Philadelphia Weds Mrs. Pitcowolf Away Up in the Sky.

UP IN AIR WHEN MARRIED   Philadelphia Man Takes His Fiancee Into Sky for Ceremony.

CO. FARM BUREAU NEWS DEPARTMENT   Live News Of The Hamilton County Farm Bureau And Township Organizations. Items Of Interest To Farm Readers

Farm Bureau  Re-Organizec   Howard and Coverdale Resign a: President and Secretary of State Federation

SENATORS STILL INCLINED TO TAL ONPEAGE TREAT   May Delay Final Vote On Ratification of The Treaty.   TREATY’S DEFEAT IS FORECASTED   Likely That Coalition of “Trreconcilables” And Administration Men Will Win.

ENATE FIGHT REVERTS BACK TO OLD STATUS   Treaty is on Same Basis As In November When I Was Defeated   FIREWORKS COMING   Efforts to o Limit Speakers to Half Hour Each Fails AS aeahlv

WEARY GRIND -  GONG ON   Final Day for Consideratiox of Treaty Finds Situation Little Changed.   FAIL IN EFFORTS TO CHOKE OFF SPEECHES   ‘Unrestricted Cratory May Resuit in Gonsiderable Delay On the Final Vote.

FATE OF TREATY NOW IN HANDS OF THE U. S. SENATE  MORE RESERVATIONS AND SUBSTITUTES VOTED DOWN TODAY.  THE FINAL ROLL CALL” MAY COME LATE TODAY

Doaice Pact         econd Tuirn-déown with Coalition of “Irreconcilables” and Administration Democrats. Voting against Ratifiation Regarded as Inevitable.

SAMATE. ACTION N PEACE PACT 6 APPROACHING   gecond Defeat For Treaty I . Generally Believed To Be Certain Result   pEMOCRATS JOIN IRRECONCTLABLES   \yild Reservationists Preven' Agreement For Final Action At Today's Session

IOBBY SUBMITS ADDITIONAL LAWS FOR GALVESTON      TO PROTECT COMMERCE OF PORT PRESENTED TODAY

WOULD PROTECT MOVEMENT OF ALL COMMERCE PASSING COAST CITIES OF STATE

ORlicers af Post.   ATTEMPT TO KILL PRINCE ALEXANDER   DISPATCH FROM TRIEST TELLS OF NARROW ESCAPE.

LAST Sills AT “HG BLAND?   LAST SHIP “hone UNDER WAR CONTRACT 4L BE LAUNCHED FROM HOG ISLAND IN JUNE

TO CLOSE - SHIPYARD   Huge Plant Soon to tnd Its Ware oo “time Worke!      One Hundred and :Twerlty.-Two Ves. , Sls Bullt at Hog island Since ee Started Operations,

HOG ISLAND; «HAS MADE A BIG RECORD:   The Great Shipyard Has Turned Out Over One Vessel a Week.

HOG ISLAND 10 REVERT 10 Tht GOVT IN SEPT.   Will Launch Its Last War Time Ship Sometime in June.   122 VESSELS BUILT IN THIS SHIPYARD   Fifty Ways Employed and 35, 000 Men When Working at Full Capacity.

ARREST FIVE FOR . ~ SHERIFF'S: DEATH   MINE: WAR STILL GOES OX      Striking Miners’ Tent. Colony Fired On—Peace Far From puswen Aseured

CLASHES IN THE MINE FIELDS   Five Wen Arrested in Conpection With Killing of Deputy.

EASTON-TURPIN   Quiet Wedding Occurred At Method. int Church Tuesday Evening

LYTTON-NEWELL  Popular Young Couple Wed at Metho dist Parsonage Today

SOME AUTO RULINGS   County Treasurers Cannot Charg Notarial Fees on Licenses.   MUST KEEP RECORD OF SALES

Possibility of Court Ac: tion Seen in Latest Development —   All Attention Is Now Turned Upon New. England State

SUFFRAGE TANGLE MAY COMPLICATE ELECTING PRES.   IF THE COURTS SHOULD DECLARE TENNESSEE RATIFICATION ERG Vee e es

TENNESSEE MUSED UP. ELECTION MACHINERY   298.  to the Nations’  a ee the  Election Going  Worries  the  Politicians

Action of 'Tenneates in Reesinding . Ratification Will Throw Mat ter Into the Courts,   LEGALITY oF ELECTION WILL BE IN DOUBT   Until the Buprethe Court Makes Its Decision or Else Some Other State Comes to the Rescue of the Would-be Voters,

HOPE TO AVOID HOUSE ‘DECISION ON ELECTION   Possibility of November Results Being Dragged Through Courts and Into Congress Admitted By Officials; Look to Connecticut for Action   WOMAN MAY SUE TO KEEP SECREI

UONGRESS MAY ACT ON SUFFRAGE NOW   QUESTION MAY BE DECIDED BY HOUSE IF RATIFICA. TION KNOCKED OUT   PARTIES TO JOIN HANDS   Democrats Expecting Aid of Republicans in Providing Against Court Action On Tennessee Failure.

FALL ELECTIONS MAY BE CARRIED IN TO CONGRESS   Suffrage Tangle Proves Threatening to National Election in Fall

SUFFRAGE TANGLE BOTHERS OFFICIALS   Possibility of Forcing Presi. dential Election Into House Is Seen.   TO SPEED COURT DECISION   This Is Only Settlement Unless Connecticut Ratifies . Amendment,

WOMAN VOTE MAY TIEUP ELECTION   Possible Mixup Seen in Tennes: see Suffrage Tangle

TENNESSEE MAY  GIVE TROUBLE   OFFICIALS TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENP WHAP MIGHT Bt UNDESIRABLE STPUAVEION,

' Government Officiats Want Early Decision on Teni nessee Tanale.   WANT CONNECTICUT TO ACT:   ‘Ratification by Another State  Before November Will : End Sauabble.

Government Officials Seek Way To Forestall Any Election Cloud      ADVERSE DECISION WOULD UPSET VOTE

(SUFFRAGE HITCH CAUSES OFFICIALS 10 DISCUSS FUTURE POSSIBILITIES

PLAN RECOUNT IN MICHIGAN   Arrangements Made for Check of Bal lots in Ford-Newberry Senatoria!l Election.

TO COUNT BALLOTS.   Fotd Newberry Election to be Investigated by Committee.

FERTILIZERS’ FIGURES _ §$AID TO BE TOO HIGH   Department of Agriculture Declares Manutacturers are Gouging Agriculturists.

CONSUMER'S DAY !S NEAR?   SOME COMPENSATION SEEN IN WORLD FINANCIAL CHAQS,   Exports Will Slaw Down as HResalt of Exehange Sitantion, the Prediction, and Home Markets Will Be Fleoded,

CONSUMER'S DAY ' ISNEAR AT HAND   ion Seon in World: al Chnes—Aigh Prices  Expected to Take Tumble, is  Same. Compens          Finar

QE KILLED IN UNL FIELD BLOW   CLIFFORD MILLIGAN DEAD ANT SEVERAL OTHERS HURT IN EXPLOSION

HARDING FAVORS HIGHER TARIFF   Tells Zinc Producer Democrats Ruined Good Prices For Products   Promises Higher Protective lariff For Business

TARIFF WILL B E -. RESTORED   WHEN THE REPUBLI. CANS. RETURN TO POWER DECLARES  . HARDING.   Zinc, Agriculture and Other. American, Industries Haye. -Slumped : ‘Under Democratic. Tariff-Laws ) ~TWV$N Rea Ractnvat .

HERDING BELIEVES IN PROTECTIVE TARIFE   Senator Reiterates Position in Telegram to Joplin Zinc Man.

INDUSTRIAL PROTECTION [5 FAVORED BY HARDING   Republican Candidate for Presi  dent Reiterates Demand for New Tariff.   PUBLISHES HIS TELEGRAM   Message Made Public in Reply to Question About Zinc ~ Jndustrv.

BELIEVES IN TARIFF   piumines of a Specdy“ Return tu ‘ Protective Basis Made by '. ~Senator Harding,

HARDING MAKES WEAK REPLY TQ ~ BOURGEOIS TODA   Asserts That if the League Meaning is Not. Known. it Ought to Be Revoked —Says  Tariff to Protect Business is Quaive ta Camo.

PROTECTIVE TARIFF  PLANS OF HARDINC        REPUBLICAN [CANDIDATE Rt  ITERATES BELIEF IN Re ! PUBLI POLICY,          A Return to tie 3 Protection fer American. In dustri Vledsed,  ol

ORE, ALONG WITH OTHER PRODUCTS, SHOULD BE PROTECTED, HE ASSERTS   Republican Candidate, in Telegram’ to Paul A. Ewert, Declares Decline in Price of Joplin Preduct Since End of War Is Due to Democratic Policies.

PROTECTIVE TARIFF PLANS OF HARDING   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE REITERATES BELIEF IN REPUBLICAN POLICY.   A Return to tae Svystem= o Protect —- for American In lustries Pledeed.

HARDING TO BRING BACK THOSE S000 OLO TARIFF TIMES   Promises Prompt Return Afte: March 4 Next to American Protection System.   WILL FOSTER INDUSTRIES AND NOT FORGET FARMERS   Prosperity and Permanency o Employment and Prices to Be Aim of Nominee. .

LABOR LEAGUE 10. STUDY CONDITIONS   Go to Ireland - to Qbiain Viewpoint of Different Sections   NATIVES ARE OPPOSED

COOPERATIVE  “BARGAINING mm GOOD WILL WILL SOLVE IT   A“Yoeuted By Keover As the Best Hope For Indastrial- Peace: le Country,

eta ee ———————eSr  HOOVER HEARD. BY COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE   Sees in Collective Bargaining and Good Will Best Hope for industrial Peace   LEGAL REPRESSION IN INDUSTRY IS OPPOSED   PROSPECTIVE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DECLARES HIMSELF AGAINST INJUNCTIONS AND INDUSTRIAL COURTS.

HOOVER FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, HE SAYS   1 Also Opposes Tujanetions, Compuls ory Arbitration and the ian '     dustrial Cour,

HERBERT HOOVER BEFORESENATE TABOR COMMITTEE         COLLECTIVE BARGAINING” AND ‘GOOD WILL OFFERS BEST HOPE © FOR INDUSTHIAL  PEACE.       DECLARES AGAINST : LEGAL REPRESSION   Says Country Need Have No Fi ear of : Strikes” Being Used For Pa--' litical Ends, :

NO HOPE  IN LAW ON STRIKES-H. &   Hoover Thinks Kansas Pian Wil! Not be Benefit in industrial Relations: Peace Only Thru Good Will is View of Republican Candidate.

HOOVER HITS  COMPULSORY ARBITRATION   Says Use of Force ir Ending Strikes Embitters Both Sides.

COOPERATIVE. BARGAINING. AND GOOD WILL “WILL SOLVE 17   A“ Vocated By Hoover As the Best’ Hope For Industria) Peace In Country...

Says Collective Bargaining and Good Will Give Hope . r Industrial Peace—Legal Repression Cannot Settle Disputes With Labor He Tells Committee.

HOOVER GIVES — PEACE PLANS: IN INDUSTRY   SAYS LABOR SETTLEMENTS. CANNOT BE MADE BY REVOLUTION. ARY STEPS AND INJUNCTIONS.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ADVOCATED BY HOOVER   Former Food Administrator is Witness Before Senate Labor Committee.

WARNS AGAINST RADICAL STEPS   Condemns Legal Measures to Suppress Labor Actions   “GOOD WILL” IS REMEDY   Labor Committee of Senate Told the Way Out

HOPE HOR INDUSTRIAL PEACH LEES IN MODERATE LABOR AND EMPLOYERS, HOOVER SAYS   OPPOSES INDUSTRIAL COURT   Pormer Fuad Dictator Does Not be. lieve Kansas Court Will Suc. cood But Wants it to be Glyen Tal — Op ie poses Injunctions

BULSHEVIK FORCES: CVAGUATE DERIBENT   Dispatches State That Peasants Have Revelied In astern ‘Siberia.

AD. ANCE CONTINUED "AGAINST DENEKINE   Anti-Bolshevik Evacuate Gis of Derbent; Peasants volt in Gold Fields In East  ern Siberia

RED CROSS MAGAZINE SUSPENDS: SHORTAGE NF PAPER IS CAUSE   curther Publication Would Mear Increased Subscription Rates or Draw on The General Fund.

TABLET IN HONOR OF ADAMS HEROES   Names of Men Who Gave Lives To Country During War Will Be Placed on Stone Memorial—List Drawn Up.

SELECT HONOR ~ LIST FOR TABLE}   County Service Men’s Names That Will Appear on Memorial.   COMMISSIONERS TO ACT   Legion Asks That if Any Names are Omitted They be Supplied to Make it Complete.

DRYS WIN BIG. POINT   Con Go Direct to Court Instead o Through Commiss# ner  

SEARCH WARRANT UNDER DRY ‘LAW IS HELD LEGAL   U.S. Court Rules Appeal 4 Commissioner Is Un-

SIX GERMANS KILLED IN CLASH AT FRANKFORT   Thirty-five Are Reported Injured as Result of Disor ders Fomented by Populace—French General Re  ports Troops Were Compelled to Use Arms in Self   Defense—Berlin Order Is Blamed.

UFFIGER BLAMES BERLIN ORDERS FOR OUTBREAK   Gen. Degoutte Says Soldiers Used Arms in Self Defense.   ‘PREMIER EXPLAINS TO  ALLIED AMBASSADORS   Says France Cannot Afford tc Let Germany Violate Her Treaty Terms.

RADICALS ONTVOTED -§N SOCIALIST MEET   Party Platform and Declaration of Principles Considered Most Moderate Put Forward

RADICALS ONTVOTED iN SOCIALIST MEE}   Party Platform and Declaration of Principles Considered Most  Moderate Put Forward  Tyres sees cas ee

COMMITTEE PLANS A BIG CHRISTMAS   TOWN ORGANIZATIONS. WILL UNITE IN THE MAYOR'S PROGRAM :   TO MEET NEXT WEEK   Messwhile: Santa Claus Letters Will Be Taken Care of at the City Hall   Definite Program for -Christmas Observance Will Be. Made by Full Committee

TOWN ORGANIZATIONS . WH, UNITE. IN THE MAYOR" PROGRAM .      TO MEET NEXT -WEEK   Meanwhile, Santa Claus Letters Will Be Taken Care of et the 2 City Hall   Definite Program for -Christmas Observance Will Be. Made by Full Committee

IS DEMANDING LOWER PRICES   Grand Jury To Investi. gate Reason Drop ir Clothing Costs Has No! Hit That Town.

DEFERS INQUIRY INTO REPRISALS   Motion Made in House of Common: Calling for Public InvestigaHon, Is Defeated

EEE Eee  MOTION WITHDRAWN   For Public Inquiry Into Repri sals in Ireland

Motion In House of Commons ’ for Invesiigating Police in Ireland Defeated.   IRISH UNWELCOME IN AMERICA—-GREENWOOD   Strong Military Force Turns Volunteers Away From Fitz verak?’<Funeral——-—-

GOVERNMENT BLOCKS REPRISAL INQUIRY   Defends Position on Irish Probe it Heated Debate in House of Commons,

REPRISAL INQUIEY MOTION WITHDRAW   BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION DEBATE INDE. PENDENT IRISH PROBE,

ONE END TO OTHER   CHIEF SECRETARY DETBRMINED TO STOP KILLINGS.   Feresees Termination of Rale ef As sassin —— Debate im Commens & Deel Between Government and Oppesitien.

PROBE MOTION WITHDRAWN   Irish Debate in House Resolves Itsell  Tntn Tiel

ECOMES DUEL AF TWAFARTINNG   Government ‘Forces 11 Verbal Clash With Oppostiion ¢   Reprisal Policy I:  Subject.of Debate in  TO ticaaa aero:

BECOMES DUEL ACTHINFARTIMNS   Governnient, Forces i Verbal Clash With Opposition”   Reprisal Policy I Subject. of Debate in Pee

COMMONS WILL NOT PROBE REPRISALS   MOTION GALLING FOR INQUIRY INTO IRISH SITUATION WITHDRAWN AFTER DEBATE,

GOVERNMENT WINS IN IRISH DEBATE   Motion to Probe Reprisals Withdrawn After Bitter Fight in House   MacSWINEY UNCONSCIOUS   Suffers Three Attacks of De lirlum; Funeral of Hungry Striker Held

“MILITARY OCCUPATION OF HAVTI DEFENDED, FOLK ARE GHILDREN TH POLITICS ANO GRAFT PREVAILS   SUCAR CUT

WIDLAR CAPTAIN AIDS IN SALVAGING VESSEL   Steamer Not Badly Damagec is Belief of Crew.

TO RESTORE EXCESS PROFITS.      Wool Dealers to Turn Back More Thar a Million Dollars.

WILL BE GOLLECTED "FROM WOOL DEALERS   Excess Profits is 8a Paturned fo ihe Wool Growers,

WOOL: GROWERS Td ——REGEIE BIG SUM      Iuxcess Profits Made By Dealers Dur. ing 1918 DistYibuted Under . Government Orders,

MILLION IN WOOL PHOFITS BACK 10 GROWERS   Dealers’ Excess Earnings Will Be Returned to Sheep Raisers.  U. S. RULING ON   Decision Follows Hearing On Operations Conducted By Secretay Maredith.

WILL BE COLLECTED: ~ FROM WOOL DEALERS   Excess Profits to Be Returned - fo the Woo}. Growers, -

FLYER REACHES TWIN CITIES   New Chicago Air-Mail Route Is Inaugurated—Accident Mars Reception.

LAW 1S BAR TO ALIENS   Literacy Test Prevents Many; From Entering U. S.  ~ ad   Rep. Siege! Declares Desirable Foreign! ers Are Sent Back=Soldiere’ Brides Held at Ellis Island. 

CONGRESSMAN SAY THAT  LITERACY TEST. 1S PROV.  ING ITSELF A BOOMERANG

LITERACY LAW IS A BAR TO ALIENS   Literacy Test Prevents Many From Entering U. S.   Rep. Siege! Declares Desirable Foreigners Are Sent Back—Soidiers’ Brides Held at Ellis Isiand.

HITS LITERACY TEST   LAW DECLARED.” ‘BAR TO. MANY.   DESIRABLE ALIENS. ~*~   Congressman Siegel of House Immi.gration Committeé Declares Many — Good People Are Sent. Back.

HITS LITERACY TEST   LAW DECLARED BAR TO MANY DESIRABLE ALIENS.   Congressman Siege! of House Imm. gration Committee Declares Many Good People Are Sent Back.

MSWINEY PROTEST! TO TAKING FOOL   Had Terrorized People by Promiscuous Shooting and Numerous Thefts.

CLARENCE MACSWINNEY a VIOLENTLY ¥LL ON HIS 7iST DAY OF HUNGER STRIKE

M'SWINEY OUT _  OF HEAD NOW   Hunger Striker Enters Upon 7gst. Day of Struggle Against British: Scores Treachery io Him.

LAD HANGED ON ISTH SIRTHOAY, SINGS MISERERE’   ; ee? et eo eee Nicholas Viania, Former Choir Boy Gives Farewell Concert in Death Cell Last Night.

BOY, 19, 1S HANGEL   Chicago Lad Sings For Relatives Just Befsrs Death

CHOIR BOY HANGED, GAVE FINAL CONCERT   At His Mother’s Request One Of Chicago Gang Hung Today, Sang Kipling’s “Mother O’Mine” Last Night in  e Dutann

‘OAMER CHOIR OY iS HANCED FOR MURDER: WAS PRISON SINGEE   HELD FINAL CONCERT FOR PRIS. ONERS AND PAMILY IN PRIS ON LAST NIGHT.

SINGS FOR MOTHER © BEFORE BEING HANCED   Nicholas Viana, ‘Former Choit Boy, Second Murderer of Carai to Die,

SANG “MOTHER O’MINE” AT MOTHER’S REQUES'   Song Bird of the Jail Gave Farewell Concert-——Hanged on Birthday.

FORMER CHOIR BOY HANGS FOR MURDER      Spends His Last Night on Earth Giv_ing Concert in Sait with Parents Present

MEMORIAL PROGRAM A SPHING HILL   Graves of 27 Scldiers to be Decorate Saturday Afternoon—Acdress by Rav P PRP Crncce af Milrav

MEMORIAL PROGRAM FOR SPRING HILL   Graves of 27 Seldiers to be Decoratec Saturday Afterneon—Adcdress by Rey. R. R. Cross of Milroy

DEFENDS PICKFORD DIVORCE   Counse! for Mary Says He Has Satis. fied Himself “here Was No Collusion.

BOLSHEVIK! GO INTO PERSIA   London Hears Reds Cross the Border at Town of Ashaka.

PERSIA’ INVADED BY REDS   Bolsheviki Have Appeared at Ashaka and Crossed the Persian Border, London Hears.

Boisheviki Have Appeared at Ashaka and Crossed the Persian Border, London Hears.

THREE NATIONS ARE COMBED FOF WOMAN INCASE   Mexican and  Canadiar Boundaries Watched for Alleged Slayer of Hamon

J. S. AID ASKED TH WOMAN HUNT   Borders Watched For Allege Slayer of Oklahoma Oil King   ExpeEtep TO BLEE COUNTRY

REDS SEE WINTER WAR IS HOPELESS: COLD AND HUNGRY   Two Regiments Surren der; Others Seize Women’s Clothing.

RUSS SOVIET RAM BREAKING UP; RED FORCES (ODT. KIL   Civil Prisoners Massacred by Bolsheviks at Berdiansk, Sebastopol Reports.   UKRAINIAN TROOPS WILL COMBINE WiTH WRANGEL   Antibolsheviki Leader in South Russia Gains Recruits as Soviet Regime Fades.

SOVIET IS GIVING UP   Two Regiments to Surren: der, Says Report.   KILL 2,500 CIVIL PRISONERS   Where an Arrest Is Tamtamoun to Death. and Prisoner Become Mad Houses.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY SLOWLY DISSOLUING FIGHTING IN UKRAINE   Defeat of Soviet by Wrangel Forces, Results in Surrender Of Other Troops—Bolshevif Army Will Not be Able to ‘Conduct Winter Campaign.

TWO SOVIET REGIMENTS DECIDE TO SURRENDEE   I FRR acy ee  ‘Without Food, Shoes and Clothing, Winter Campaigu is Imnossible, Bolesheviki Says.

BOLSHEVIKI IN MASSACRE OF PRISONERS   Defeated and Army Falling to Pieces; Soviets are Desperate.

rr  PORT SOVIET iRvlY RAPIDLY i BREAKING UP   Bolsheviki Prisons Tak ing on /Appearance nf Mad Houses.

RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK _ ARMY DISSOLVING   Winter Campaign Declared Impossible. ©

SAY STRIKE IS NOT OVER   THIRTY THOUSAND STRIKERS WITH FRIENDS WILL PARADE IN GREATER NEW YORK  TONIGHT

SOVIETS WILL PLAY CRAFTY IN POLISH PEACE   Litvinoff Declares Po. land Tricky—Cannot Rely on Powers.

MAJOR BALL CLUBS WIN $264,000 CASE   Sourt Reverses Judgment in Suit of Baltimore Federal League

JUDGEMENT IN BASEBALL SUIT IS REVERSED   DISTRICT COURT OF AP. PEALS FINDS MAJOR LEAGUES DID NOT VioLATE ANTITRUST LAW.

SEEK RUNAWAY BOY   Parents Distracted Over Disappear. anere of Their Yound Son.

PAUL PLEATOR LIFES IGNORED   Murdered Bank Messen ger Appealed in Vain   Iffered to say He Had been Held Up and that James and Schuck Had Found and Taken Him to Hospital — Son Identifies Various Articles Found Near Body

BURGLAR SPARES LIFE OF CLUBMAN; GIVES THE ALARM   Philadelphia Lawyer Makes Strong Plea For Life White Peering into Berelyer Muzzie.

BURGLAR HEEDS PLEA FOR LIFE   17] DIjTA  PHILADELPHIA ' CLUBMAN . SPARED WHEN PROMISE   IS-MADE NOT !ro TRL.      Seaten Unconscious in Hote Apartment, Death Was Star ing Him in Face,

TAKE UP DAVIES: CASE   REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE SAID TO BE CONSIDERING LOCAL MAN.

THE IRISH REPUBLIC   Is° Definitely Held Responsible Fo “Execution of Quinnlisk.

OL [G TAIED AND MURDERED BY SINN FEIN   Harry Quinnlisk Found Guilt) of Treason by “Court of the Irish Republic’’   THREE MINUTES ALLOWED CONVICTED MAN TO PRAY   ‘TRAITOR” WAS SOUGHT B' SINN FEIN FOLLOWING EN LISTMENT IN DUBLIN CASTI SECRET SERVICE,

SINN FEIN EXECUTES _— ALBEGED BRITISH SP   Victim , of Irish © “Republic’ Gow Shot to Death After Midnight: Trial.   HAD . ROMANTIC RECORC

BRITISH SECRET AGENT VICTIM OF SINN FEI   Reported to be First Instance o Execution by Order of the frish Republic.

SECRET AGENT IS EXECUTE   SINN FINNERS ARE CHARGED WITH HOLDING COURT MARTIAL IN IRELAND. .

IRISH KILL TRAITOR 10 SINAN FEIN   Harry Quinnlish Exe cuted by Order of Court Martial.

FOLLOWED ORDER OF ASINN FEIN COURT MARTIAL      British Secret Agent Was Caz ‘ete aud Executed After a Secret Trial,   LED TO LONELY FIELD AND WAS SHOT DOW!   ‘Dead_Agent Had Once Served  With the Royal Irish Regiment,  Had Once Worked as a Sinn  Fein Agent but Deserted to the  Government.

BRITISH SECRET AGENT EXECUTEL   POSITIVE EVIDENCE SHOWS THE.SINN FEINERS SENTENCED QUINNLISK.

HARRY QUINNLISK — EXECUTED BY ORDER. OF IRISH REPUBLIC   Sentenced to Beath by Court Martial, Arrested, Led Into Lonely Field at Midnight and Shot Down.

IRISH EXECUTE  BRITISH AGENT   Positive Evidence of Deliberate Crime Has Been Revealed   SENTENCED BY SINN FEINERS   Court Martialed—Led Into Lone- ty Field and Shot Nawn

NEW OWNERS TAKE HILLSDALE PARK   Arrangements Will Be Made fo Campers to Remain on the Grounds if They Desire.

FARM LEGISLATION WILL BE DELAYED   NEW RILLS GO OVER, UNDER THE -RULES, EN CONSRESS ODAY.   URGE PROMPT ACTION   Sdveral Senators Push Measures Declaring Farmer's Situation Is Serious,

CONGRESS DEVOTES” 17'S ATTENTION 10 MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT WILSOR   MEMBERS OF HOUSE AND SEN: ATE LISTEN TO MESSAGE FROM CHIEF EXECUTIVE; RELIEF LEGISLATION IN VIEW   Washington, Dee. 4.—~President elect Harding called at the White House this afternoon.

HOUSE ADJOURNS AFTER HEARING ANNUAL MESSAGE   Senate Remains in Session Short Time   Ddlay Debate On Bil! to Regulate Packers.

" Recometids a Revision of Tax Laws of the Country.      _MAKE’A LOAN TO. ARMENIA   “Advises it is Time (0 Extend ta: “dependence-to Philippine. 7 Islands; .

FEDERAL RESERVE. TS UNDER FARE   Statement Made That Unrest Is Caused by Financing the  Speculators and Hoarders, By Representative King in The House Today.

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BLAMED FOR THE H.C. OF L   Representative King Saye 73 Pe Cent High Cost of Living Due Te Financing of Speculators.

ee  OVER 30 NATIONS WILL COME TO FRANCE’S AID IN OPPOSING GERMANY

U. S. EXPENSES GO UP   JUMP FOR SEPTEMBER TO BE $900,000 ,000.   About Two-Thirds of Amount Will Represent Payments to Railroads Under Esch Law.

U.S. EXPENSES TAKE A DECIDED JUMP   Expenditures for September Estimated at $900,000,000.   Two-Thirds of Amount Will Represent Payments to Railroads Under the Esch Plan,

A BIG JUMP IN EXPENDITURES   Grovernment Called Upon to Pay Nearly a Billion in September.

U. S. EXPENSES JUMP   Expenditures for September Estimated at $900,000,000.   Two-Thirda of Amount Will Represent Payments to Railroads Under the Esch Plan.

RAILWAY PAYMENTS BOOST EXPENDITURE!   Government Outlays Will Be $900, 000, Higher in September. Savs Forecast.

MASSACRE DECLARED AN AGT OF REPRIGAL   Mining. Engineer Asserts” Bolshevists Killed Japanese to Avenge Work of Miltary Forces

oA MAGOAGRE WAS REPRISA   Woman at Vladivostok Shot Prisoners for

CONTINUANCE Ot RAIL ECONOMIC WAGED BY TYLER   Director of Operations Recommends Program fot Railroads After Return te Private Ownership.

RECOMMENDS RAIL REFORMS RETAINEL      OPERATIONS’ DIRECTOR MAKES REPORT ON HANDLING OF STEAM LINES.

WOULD CONTINUE REFORMO AFTER RETURN OF ROADS   Director of Division of Opera. tions Submits Report to Director General Hines.   BENEFITS OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM ARE EMPHASIZED   Thinks Freicht Should be Controlled at Its Cource to the Measure of the Consignee’s Ability to Accept, the Railroad's Facilities or the Cort’s Capacities,

NUMOER REFORMS HR RAIL ROADS NHE RECOMMENDED   PAVORS PEDERAL BENEFICIAL POLICTES APTER LINES ARE TURNED BACK,   GFERATIONS REV EWED   Director of Division of Operations Annual Report to Hines Suggests “Many Effeetive Reforms.”

TYLEH OUBMITS ANNUAL REPORT   Favors Continuation of Effective Reforms   BY PRIVATE OWNERS   Yirector of Division of Railroad Operation Reviews ‘Efficiencies and Economies Accomplished in Various Phases of Operation by Railroad Administration. ’’

SCORE DEAD AS RIOTING CEASES.IN LONDONDERRY   Conditions Appalling In Irish City; Trenches Dug In Streets As Radical Element Terrorizes Residents With Constant Sniping.

QUET IS RESTORED       Only Occastonal-8} ots Heard In . Streets—Reiltforcements Reach. British.

QUIET GOR ES ‘TO LONDONDERRY   Comparative Calm I: Noticed in Irish City Torn by Conflict Be tween Sinn Feiners anc Unionists.   SCORES KILLED

RECLAMATION PROJECTS CROPS VALUE INCREASE!    Value of -Year’s Harvest Ex ceeds Total Construction Expenditures

DECLARES LOWER = QUOTATIONS WILL BE HAD ON COA   Diverting Of 1500 Cars Daily From Lake Trade To Cause Drop.

EDWARDS BELIEVES COX WiLL SUCCEEI   Defeated New Jersey Candidate Sends Message Of Congratulation To Nominee.

TRI-COLOR OF  FRENCHNATIO PULLED DOV      Demonstrations Began In Berlin Crowds Singing “Deutschland: Alles” and Crying “Down Wit French.

GERMANSPULLED AWN TRI-COLAR   Mobs in Berlin Attacked th French Cousulate—American Pro-Germans Urged Them On.

WILL AID. IN GAUSE      # 1 a TOOLS WELL TO AUMENIAN        Superiutendent Dixon “Cham Camin        nin Open Letter,

WILL AIO WN CAUSE   CPey SCHOOLS MILE COXTEHEI BT: TO ARMENIAN REALE.   superintendent Dixon 9 € hanmipione  Campaign in Open Letter,

BANDIT ZAMORA Io FOLLOWING VILL   MAN WHO CAPTURED AMERICANS DECIDES TO ACCEPT GOVERNMENT AMNESTY

NO TREATY AGAINST MEXICO, IS CLAIM   SAY REPORT ORIGINATED IN BERLIN; BANDIT WOULD FOL. LOW VILLA’S LEAD; WANTS TC LEAD QUIET LIFE.

TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS ENODRSE PRESIDENT   OO CONDEMN SENATOR SHIELDS  FOR HIS PUSSY-FOOTING ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CONDEMN SENATOR  _ Sens FOR BIS PUSSY-FOOTING  ON. LEAGUF' OF NATIONS:

CARRANZAIS ON WAY 70 GOAGT AS AEBELS’ ADVANGE   President Left Mexico City Last  Friday, Apparently — for the East Coast. ~ © °   REPORT STATES CHIEF IS PRACTICALLY SURROUNDED   Piedras Negras, Opposite Engle Pass, Taken Without Exchange of Shot.

BATTLE WITH FOE AGAINST HEAVY ODDS   Revolters Practically ir Complete Control of Country.

are   FOUR THOUSAND LOYAL 8OLDIERS ATTACKED BY RE. BEL COMMANDERS.   With Many Troop Traing and Close Friends, the President Left the Capital for  Unknown Parts.

CARRANZA TROOPS ARE REPORTED IN SERIOUS PLIGHT   Vera Cruz Says His Fol lowers Are Virtually Surrounded by Revolu tionary Forces.

MEXICAN REBELS RAPIDLY GAINING THEIR OBJECTIVE:   CARRANZA’S LOYAL MEN FIGHT. ING DESPERATELY.   REVOLUTIONISTS WANT TO TO GET SOME BONDS.   Carranza in Flight Fecm Capital Tool Archives, Records, Food, Supplies, Etc. and Headcu For Vera Cruz.

GARRANZA FLED GHPITAL MAY 7 ~WESSAGES: i   STATE DEPARTMENT ADVICES PAIL TO Cé IRM REPORT OF THs CAPTURE,

CARRANZA FLIGHT DETAILS REACH STATE DEPARTMENT   PRESIDENT OF MEXICO IS BELIEVED TO BE IN VERA CRUZ.   Conflicting Reports, Circulated for Sey eral Days, Have Not Been Cleared—Newspaper Dispatches.

MENICAN CHIEF'S ESCAPE REPORTED 10 WASHINGTON   CAPTURE OF CARRAN.A NOT CONFIRMED IN LATE OFFICIAL MESSAGE.

‘leeing Mexican Ruler With Army of 4000 Enclosed by Tron Ring and Battling in Desperation - Avainst Odd:   Loyal Forces Still’ Occupy Trenches at Matamoras a: Revolutionists Near Town. Terror Rules Guadalaijar:

CARRANZA IN          7 "Rebel ‘Linfer to: Share - Presiderit’s Fate, ,    RECONSTRUCTION. 15 N

Ha CAPTURE [a NOT CONFIRMED   Known to Have Left Capital With Treasury Funds and Troops Friday.   EMBASSY - MAKES REPORT

CONFIDENTIAL CABLEGRAM FROM PRESIDENT AS EVIDENCE      SAY CARRANZA’'S ARMY MAKING DESPERATE STAND

FIERCE MEXICAN BATTLE GROWING. NEARHUAMANTLA   Reinforcements Being Rushed to Revolutionists from Cordoba Carranza is Guarded   U. $ DISFAVOR IS FEARED   American Consul Raparie infers nal Conditions Are Returnig To Normal

CARRANZA MAKES HIS LAST STAND   Reports Say He  Is Battling For Life Near Vera Cruz.    Is NOT YET DISLODGED      Carried Large ‘Train of Supplies When He Left Mexico City Last Friday. Reports Conflicting.

Fate of President Carranza Continues to Remain in Doubt.   ‘HE LEFT CITY OF MEXICO ON FRIDAY   Today’s Dispatches Report More Signal Victories for Rebels.

CARRANCISTAS ~ MAKING STAND   F orces. of Former -Presi‘ dent- Have Not Been ‘ : Dislodged Yet

LITTLE ARMY OF 4.000 MEN WAGE A FIGHT FOR LIFE   Mexican President Mak ing Determined Stand Against Foes-

REBEL FORCES SURROUND BELEAGURED EXECUTIVE   Carranza, with 4,000 Loyal Troops, Fights Off Attackers in Strong Position in Tlaxcala .   REINFORCEMENTS SHUT OFF ONLY AVENUE OF ESCAPE TO SOUTHEAST

BATTLEFAILS TO DISLODGE. FEDERAL ARMY   Son-in-law of President Aban. dons Hope of Escape Country   WASHINGTON HEARS FROM MEXICO CITY   Dispatches Tell of Carranza’: Flight From Capital With Ten Trains

REBELS CAPTURE GUNS AND MONEY FROM CARRANZA   Forty-Three Cannon, Ten Trains Of Equipment And With Funds Taken, Says Official Bulletin.   CARRANZA LEFT CAPITAL FRIDAY   President, With Cabine Advisers And Others Lef By Train, Going In Direc tion of Vera Cruz.

9  GROUND IN LONG FIGHT   Rebels Send Up MoreTroopstoPrevent Escape of Carranza Should Their Lines Be Broken---Deiails of Fight Lacking.

CARRANZA LEFT. CAPITAL FRIDAY FOR VERA CRUZ   WAS PRECEDED BY TRAINS CAR RYING TROOPS AND MILITARY SUPPLIES, AND RECORDS,

Almost Surrounded by Rebels They Make Stub harn Recictance   OLD CHIEF IN NET   Property of Americans Not in Danger, New Leaders Assert.

 CARRANZA FLED MEXICO CITY WITH TRAINLOADS OF MATERIAL    HITCHCOCK ATTACKS THE

PRICE ON HEADS OF SOVIETS MEN   COMPELLED TO RUN THE EUROPEAN DEATH GAUNTLET.   MARTENS CLAIMS SOME KILLED   Chief Agent of Bolshevist Government at Washington Tells Committee How Couriers Were Hunted. Down.

COURIERS OF SOVIETS RAN DEATH LINE WITH FUNDS   Reds’ “Ambassador” Marjens Stops in Middle of Startling Disclosures: and Retyses  to Answer Questions’   ONLY SEVEN OUT OF 20 MESSENGERS REACHED U.S,   Reveals Efforts to Have United States Recognize Soviet Russia

MARTENG THINKS LURE OF GOLD {6 TQ GET HIM BY!      RELIES ON FIRMS WHO ARE AFTER SOVIET BUSINESS FOR RECOGNITION.   HE 1S BEFORE COMMITTEE

MARTENS TELLS Ut RECEIVING MONE}   Declares Soviet Couriers Ran Gauntlet of Death.   CARRIED FUNDS TO U.S.   Senate Committee to Consider Witness’ Plea of ‘Diplomatic Immunity’ From Further Ex. amination — ‘‘Ambassador’’ Tells of Attempts to Gain Recognition.

ied whl HOA LIFE 19  bt MESOAAED TA AMERICA   Ambassador’ Martens Tells of Dangers in Running Gauntlet   STOPS OFF SHORT IN RELATING STOR)   Refuses to Answer Furthe Questions Put to [Him by Committee

COURIERS onDT IN TRYING TD AEAGH THEW, §   Martens Tells How Soviet Messengers Ran Gaunt let of Death.

SUVIET RUSSIA REGOGNITION EFFORTS TOLD   MARTENS HOPED TO SUCCEEI BY PLACING CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES HERE,   Letters Written To President Wilson However Failed To Bring The Desired Result.

SOVIET COURIERS KILLED BRINGING COIN TO MARTENS   Gantlet of Death or Imprisonment Run by Bol. shevik Messengers in Surrounding States of Europe.

Soviet Agent Tells How Couriers Faced Death to: Bring Reds’ Funds to U.S

SENATE TOLD HOW SOVIET COURIERS BRAVED DANGER   Death Was Often Por tion Of Men Seeking To Reach U. S.

SOVIET RUNNERS  HAVE DIFFICULTY REACHING U. o.. MARTENS CLAIMS   Bolsheviki Agent Says That Out of 20 Messengers Starting From Russia, Only 7 Arrived Here, ~   ANSWER WITHHELD WHEN ASKED TO GIVE NAMES   Admits Receiving $150,000 Through This Route: 25 Million. Dollars Worth of Supplies Contracted -For,

Martens Appears Before Foreign Affairs Senate Sub- . Committees.   BEGINS STORY OF RED COURIERS’ METHODS   Refuses, However, to Go In-to Details of. Workings—.of Soviet Agents.

RED COURIERS BRAVED DEATH ON LONG TRIP  Seven Messengers With Russian Money Executed.

SAYS FEW SOVIET COURIERS SUCCEED ~ IN REACHING U. §   Martens Tells Committee a Hearing That Agents Must Run Gauntlet of Death On Way to.America.

DEATH GAUNTLET RUN BY. SOVIETS TO REAGH UL §.   AGENT OF RUSSIAN PROPAGANDISTS IN AMERICA TELLS THRELAANG STOBY..<

GOLD FROM RUSSIA REACHES HERE SAYS AGENT OF LENINE   Soviet Envoy Tells Senate Com, mittee on Foreign Affairs Details of Large Orders.   COURTERS ENTER THE COUNTRY REGULARLY   “Ambassador” Says Money Re ceived by Him is Not to be_ Used Politically.

SOVIET COURIERS RISKED DEATH TO REACH AMERICA   Martens Tells Senators How  Russian Gold Came to LI seen   MANY MESSENGERS SHOT

Chandler Is An Alleged Moonshiner anil Was _ Said To Have Killed Both Officers in Last Friday’s Killing Near Arcadia.

Re ene een a ames ate ea  NEGRO LYNCHED IN OKLAHOMA   Mob of Masked Men String Up Claude Chandler Last Night.

The Body of Claude .. ‘+. Chandler Founs   He Was Taken From Jail at: Oklahoina. Cily by Masked Mon Last Night —Pody Found anging Prom Tre

BODY OF NEGRO FOUND HANGING   Oklahoma Masked Men Make Shor Shift ef Black Who Ficured In Saturday’s Killing.

Oklahoma Mob Overpowers Jailer and Spirits Away Black Slayers of Officers Who Raided His Father's Home; Body Hung to Near Tree.

FOUND ROS RODY         Claude Chendler Was Taken From Oklahoma Ji) and Haneed

TRU mS JL YNDHES EGR  Witt Bilt   BLACK ARRESTED IN CONNECTIO® WITH KILLING OF TWO OPF PICERS SATURDAY,

NEGRO TAKEN FROM AN GKLANOMA JAIL WANGED   Body Found ‘en Miles Away Thia Morning, Swinging From Limh,

Oklahoma City © Mob Hanged Negro to Tree   Chande Chandler, Who Killed, Offic ers Raiding Father's House Near . Arcadia, Lynched by Mob.

Negroes Arm to Avenge Hanging, Race War Nea:   Mob Storms Jail and Hangs Man Charged With Shooting “Drv” Agents.

LYNCHING OF NEGRO CAUSES BLACKS TOARM   Suspicious Automobile .Loads Of Colored ‘Men Move Into Oklahoma City Rapidly

LYNCH NEGRO ALLEGED 10 HAVE SHOT OFFICERS   Taken From Jail at Oklahoma City by Band of Thirty Masked Men and Hung

MOE LYNCHES NEGRO. WHO FOUGHT POLICE           Roly of Ateged Moonsht Ik ‘Onn by Karmen Near € am . el Grove, ORL  :      HANGED BY. A. MOB   Goytrnor Robertson Orders ‘Inyrsé (gation of Circumstances Leyde.. ‘dpe Up te Hanging,

Body of Neoro Taken From Oklahoma City Jail Found Hanging Near Council Grov:

RACE RIOT BREWS INOKLAHOMA AFTER NICHT LYNCHING   SPIRIT BLACK .FROM  JAIL .TO HANGING.  WOOD NEA ARMEN  NPT OF MASKED MEN   Deputies Ready to Meet Exi pected Clash With i  AE nave *

MRS. ROBERT C. SHRIVER   7  Town Woman Dies at Home on Han. over Street.

THREE G.0.P. RALLIES [LISTED THIS EVENING   Meetings at Mill Run, Normal. yille and Leisenring—Busy Week Ahead.

PORESEE FURTHEA BELAY IN SIGHING TREATY PROTOECI   Head of German Commission Be comes I/f at Convenient Time For Postponement.   MAY ENLARGE GERMAN ARMY   Maxinrum Under Peace Treaty May be Doubled to Maintain Order Throughout Country.:

READJUSTMENT TO CONTINUE   Election Will Have Healthful Effect on Business, Declares Head of Chicagco Wail Order tlanse.

“FINISH TEST,” SAYS GOV, ALLEN   Industrial Court Law Will Take on Mine Leaders First.

31G COPPER CO. FAILS 10 PAY UP   ANCONDA PASSES DOLLAR QUA TERLY DIVIDEND DUE TO * "SETAL DECLINE.

MASSACHUSETTS G, 0. P, MEETS,      Coolidge Retires From State and Hini tern National Politics.

BY LARGE MAJORITY   Democratic Caucus Opposes Universal Training

DEFY PRESIDENT   cavern Training Op. Pp  sed by Democrats   Caucye Recorde Vote Despite Wilsor Ao peal Not to Act on Question Se‘ore ‘Frisco Convention wt

HOUSE MINORITY GOES GN RECORD   Votes in Caucus Against Com. pulsory Military Training,   DISREGARDS WILSOR'S APPEAL

FEW. FOLKS HAVE .. GRAY HAIR HOW   iDruggist Says Ladies are Usine Recipe of, Sage Tea and Sulphur,

A SHARPSVILLE INSTITUTE.   Liberty TownShip Farmers Will Dis cuss Proposition Friday.

A SHARPSVILLE: INSTITU   Liberty Township Farmers wil Dé: 2 cuss Proposition Etiday.

Monkey Shines   Ape Causes Reign of Terrot in Pennsylvania; ‘Breaks Tin Card Party.

Premier Returns Home  Conference   Promises to Be Lenien! as Possible With ~ Figo-Slavs . .

HEARST WINS RIGHT. TQ MAINTAIN ACTION   District Supreme Court Today Overrules Shipping, Board’: Motion to Dismiss His Suit.  fo

MOTION   BROUGHT 10 ENIOIN SHIPPINE BOARD FROM SELLING SHIPS   Overruled Today by Justice Bailey of Supreme Court.

BAILEY OVERRULES MOTION   Jusilee Holds That Hearst FujaneHon Action to Prevent Ship  Bumtinn Ya tiwcni_

HEARST SUITS ARE: NOT DISMISSED   Shipping Board ard Refused Permission to Set. Aside His Injunction Demanding: No   Sale, of the Former German  Ine.

STILL PREVENTS SALE OF GERMAN LINERS   Court Refuses to Dismiss Suit for Injunction

CREDIT WITHHELD   Secretary Treasury Sees Plar To Hold Goods for Rise

PRESENT CONDITIONS DO NOT WARRANT EXTENSION OF CREDIT SAYS HOUSTON

GOVERNMENT WONT EXTEND CREDIT 10 KEEP PRICES HIGH   Says Government Not Willing to Become Conspirator in Restraint of Trade, and that Present Conditions Do Not  ~Warrant-Such-Action,-—_

OCEAN TRAFFIC ON MISSISSIPPI SEEN   Wonderful Future For River Valley And Great Lakes Predicted By Engineers.

LAKE PORTS T0 BECOME GREAT WORLD PORTS   Waterways From Lakes Te Gulf And Through The St. Lawrence.

GREAT LAKES TO HAVE BIG OCEAN LINERS IN PORTS   Delegates to Port Asso. Confer ence Vision Water Transporta tion for Middle West.

Ry Associated Presa. HOLDUP STAGED IN LESS THAN SIX BLOCKS TOLEDO POLICE STATION.

BOYS SUSPECTED IN BIG THEFT   AMERICAN: RAILWAY EXPRESS CO. ROBBED OF $16,500.

YEGGS GET $16,000 NEAR POLICE STATION     Masked Robbers Held up Express Messengers in Toledo Last Night.

MASKED BANDITS STEAL SAFE.   Make Way at Toledo With Strong Box Containiag £16,000.

OVERPOWER GUARDS AND: ~STFAL SAFE AT TOLEDO   Contained About $16,000 In Cash and Liberty Bonds.

Shotguns Used to Keep Guard: in Abeyance While Safe Placed in Auto.

SIX ARMED MEN ESCAPE WITH $16,000 AT TOLEDO  wes ARR Gc Ob excnicend Goss’

BANDITS STEAL ~ SAFE. AND $16, 000   FROM TOLEDO EXPRESS MEN      Tes, Guards Held Up By Men With ’ Shot Guns—Safe Taken Away In Auto

WHISKY GURB IN NEWARK IS SCENE OF RAIL   Police Arrest Forty Men For Loitering  ch ernnee aa cnermnaasae  Great Quantities of Booze

“WHISKEY CURB” RAIDED BY COPS   MANY MEMBERS ESCAPE IN MOTOR CARS, BUT FORTY ARE ARRESTED

RAID “WHISKY CURB”   Forty Men Taken as Loitererg “at Newark'’s Oven Market.

 Remnants of Kolchak   Forces in Engagement With Bolshevik Army;  :

American Red Cross Workers Reach Geneva in Flight With 2,300 Refngees From Pussia

Sole Remnant of Admiral Kolchak’s Army In Trans-Baikalia Opposing Bolshevik.

SEVERE BATTLE BETWEEN REDS AND KOLCHAK.   Last of Ad:; rea!’s bay my Makes Siand an P yLolig

SEVERE CLASH IN PROGRESS   Bolsheviki Forces Battle Combined Antis and J apa~ nese Troops. x  aie

GENERAL ROUND-UP   Of Suspects in City of Dublin is Well Under Way

ROUNDING UP REPUBLIC “ANS.   Vigorous Effort at Dublia to Find Authors of Outrages.

IRISH ROUNDUP FILLS PRISONS WITH SUSPECTS   Military Raid City in Armor. ed Cars in Search of Participants in Blood Riot   USE CASTLE AS JAIL

ARRESTS ON HUGE SCALE   Fill Prisons and Dublin Castle   Trooms Draw Into Center of ity   Seek Sinn Fein Chilis Kill Three Trying, Fight

DUBLIN PRISONS PAUKED FOLLOWING ROUNDUP Or REPUBLICAN -DISTURRERS

AUTHORITIES ACTIVE TO STOP ALL OUTRAGES      Wholesale Arrests Reported ir Ireland—Military Tightening About Dublin.

TIGHTEN CORDON ABOUT DUBLIN   Military. Forces Work Toware Center to Round Up Men Guilty of Outranes.

TIGHTENING CORDON ABOUT DUB. IN EFFORT TO CAPTURE PEPUBLICAN LEADERS

TOTAL ARRESTS TO DATE UNDERSTOOD TO BE HUGE   Soncerted Efforts to Round Up Every Irish Republican Connected With Outrages.

Military Cordon Around Dub lin Gradually Drawn To wards Center.   ALL PRISONS CROWDED; DUBLIN CASTLE USED   Raids and Small Outbreaks Continué; Numerous Skirmishes Reported.

DUBLIN JAlLo Ane CROWDED TD GAPAGITY   Necessary to Use the Castle Itself to Provide Room for Overflow of Prisoners Recently Taken Up in That City.   Concerted Effort to Round Up Every Republican Suspected of Being Active in Outrages. Another Day of Terror.

GERMAN RESISTANCE      To Extradition to be Consider ed by Premiers.

TO EXAMINE QUESTION GERMAN EXTRADITION   ALLIED PREMIERS EXPECTED TO CONSIDER RESISTANCE: TO ALLIED DEMANDS.

DEBS GIVEN A COMPLETE SILK OUTFIT   Prisoner Candidate for Pres ident Joins Silk Stocking Class.

RESERVATIONS - AGREED 10 BY. _ DEMOCRATS   Change in Art. X is for Lodge. to De_ cide Upon   More Than Twenty of Minority Assure Majority Leader They. Support Treaty Qualifications

EOOlONG BARTERED ON TREATY PA]   Mild Reservationists Among Republicans Announce That Modifications Prosoped to Lodge Plan Are Acceptable   Bryan Telegraphs Democrats in Senate to Compromise So Ratification May Become a Fact Not Later Than Friday

HARDING BOMBSELL IS ANSWER TO COX   REPUBLICAN “NOMINEE ISSUE! ‘STINGING RETORT TO ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPONENT ‘

AT COX   SAYS REPUBLICANS HAD A . “DIRT” FARMER AS SEC. OF AGKICELTERR 14 FEARS.   HARDING DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE VERMONT LEGISLATERE CANT ACT ON  QFE RACE. .

HARDING FAVORS BEAL FARMER      ‘or Beeretary . A arieditase ie stead of Valversity. Professor. © . For ‘the Post  .

COMING CAMPAIGN 10 BE A HOT ONE   Cox and Roosevelt WH Stamp Mvery State in U. 8. Until Mleetlon Five.

DECLARES REPUBLICANS KEPT ReAL FARMER AS SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE FOR SINTEREN VREARS   Retort of Harding to Statement of Governor Cox tndicates Bitter Fight Will Be Made by the  Candidates for the Farm. er Vote.

HARDING FAVORS REAL FARME}   For Secretary; ef Agricultura In stead of puptteralty Professor : Fok ‘the Post

IN FIRST SATTLE   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE RE. PLIES TO ‘‘DIRT FARMER’’ DECLARATION OF COX   REPARING FOR SPEECHES   Cox and Roosevelt Both Anxious To Take the Stump—Hard. ing Completing Draft of First Speech.

HUT PUL  OR RURAL  Harding Drops First Bomb (Monday  COX GIVEN REPLY         Rep Nominee Breaks 4 Weeks’ Silence

HOT BATTLE FOR FARMER VOTE 1S QUE   COX TALK ABOUT DIRT FARMER IS SOON ANSWEREL   SOON ANSWERED     Harding Points to Tama Jim Wilson As Kind  of Secretary.

Was Replaced by tha Democrats With a College President and Later With a Publisher—Disappointed at Ver mont Govern*r’s De:     Me

A HOT FIGHT IS NOW ON FOR THE FARMER’S VOTE   HARDING FXPLODES GRAN be STANDING BOMB SHELL INTO COX AND AS USUAL CUATMS EARTH. :

HAUING CHARGES DEMOS DUKE FAITH BY NAMING SULLEGE MAN SECRETARY   Statement That Cox Would Choose Real Dirt larmer Brings Bitter Retort From Republican Rival and Hints of Friction Fly.

VER ZEALOUS " IN-THEIR WORK   Prohibition Enforcement Offi. cials Get too Fresh in the Michigan Field.   A FEDERAL DEPUTY Is TO TAKE CHARGE   Nothing to Warrant Some o the Drastic Action Taken Re Minnr Acents.

TRAIN HITS AUTO; KILLS 3   Two Others Seriously Injured in Grade Crossing Crash at Water Valley, Ind.

THREE KILLED AT CROSSING   Two Others Seriously Injured at Wa. ter Valley, Ind.

MURDER CHARGED AGAINST 17 MEN  FOR . PHILIPINE --RIGTING   Gov-Gen. Harrison ‘Saya That Al Concerned in Outbreak Will oon PY entually” Bo Prowcuted- ~-

FILIPINO RIGTERS ARE “CHARGED WITH MURDE   Governor General Annauncec Steps Taken Followng Disturbance Wednesday

CONSTABULARIES HELD FOR GRIME   Seventy-Seven Filipinos To Be Tried for Murder of Native. Police and Arnericans

MUST FACE MURDER CHARGES   Governor Genern! of Philippines Or ders Prosecution of Rioters.

77 HELD FOR MURDER   MORE TO BE ARRESTED   Charges will Be Filed Against Soldiers as Result of Riots

FOURTH CAME OF “WORLD SERIES   Cleveland Team. Given. Big Gvation Onits Arrival Home”  . ‘From Brooklyn, «   Mayor Fitzgerald issues Proclamation Calling Upon Ail.Clevelanders to Do Fonor to Their Team— Whistles Blow Weicome.   WORLD’S SERIES FIGURES.

FOURTH GAME OF WORLD SERIES   Cleveland Team Given Big Ovation On Its Arrival Home From Brooklyn.   Mayor Fitzgerald Issues Proclamation Calling Upon All Clevelanders to Do Honor to Thtir Team— Whistles Blow Welcome.   WORLD'S SERIES FIGURES.   Totals for Three Games.

Cleveland Team Given Big Ova: teon On Its Arrival Home From Brooklyn.   Mayor Fitzgerald Issues Proclamation Calling Upon Al! Clevelanders to Oo Honor to Their Team— Whisties Slow Welcome.   WORLD'S SERIES FIGURES.

INDIANS BATTLE UODGERS TODAY   Speaker, With Back to Wal, Arrives on Home Lot.   FOURTH GAME ON PROGRAM   Cleveland Team Given Great Ovation When Practically Entire City Turns Out to Greet Them— Mayor Issues Proclamation.   WORLD'S SERIES -!IGURES.   Totals for Three Games.

Unable to Get into League Park Enthus. iasts Turn to Roofs of the Nearby Dwellings and Stores.   MAYOR FITZGERALD CALLS ON CLEVELANDERS TO BACK TEAM

BETTING ODDS FAVOR BROOKLYN 10 CAPTURE 1920 WORLD'S SERIES   Teams En Routet Today te Resume Play in Cleveland Tomorrow.   WORLD SERIES PACTS.   Standing of Teams

FANS HUSTLING FOR SKYLINE SEATS FOR  GAMES AT CLEVELAND   Unable to Get into League Park Enthusiasts Turn to Roofs of the Nearby Dwellings and Stores.   MAYOR FITZGERALD CALLS ON CLEVELANDERS TO BACK TEAM

CLEVELAND GIVES TEAM WELCOME ON ITS ARRIVAL HOME   Mayor Issues ses Proclamation “For All to Boost for Victory.

FOURTH GAME OF WORLD SERIES   Cleveland Team Given Big Ovation On Its Arrival Home From Brooklyn.   ENTIRE ITY TURNS OUT   Mayor Fitzgerald Issues Proclamation Cailing Upon Ali Clevelanders to Do Honor to Their Team— Whistles Blow Welcome.   WORLD'S SERIES -IGURES.

SOLDIER BOMUS EDUCATIONAL . LAW IS VALIB   FEATURE OF SUPREME COURT DECISION IS PHILOSOPHICAL TREATMENT.

SOLDIERS’ SCHOOL LAW IS HELD GOOD   SUPREME COURT, IN OPINION BY JUSTICE VINJE, DECLARES EDUCATIONAL MEASURE _IN KEEPING WITH CONSTITUTION

WRITTEN RULING ON BONUS TAW PREPARED BY COURI   State Supreme Court’s Opinion Con tains Careful Discussion of Meaning of Organic Arts of Government

EDUCATIONAL BONUS AIDS PATRIOTISM   Written Oni on: by Justice ‘A. J. Vinje. “Announced: . by Supreme Court peo Tnesday :   ACT IS’ VALLD.   Money Spent For Public: Pur “pose; Does Dot Fromole_ ~ Religious Institutions ”

YOUR BICYCLE  Buy FISK OR VITALIC Guaranteed Tires, of  R. E. Roitsted

LEGAL Prot OF DUI GH CASE UP   French Legal Experts Begin Studying the Next Mcve to Get Kaiser.

LEGAL ASPECT UF EX-KATSER'D CASE REVIEWED   Council of Ambassadors Meet-. ing in Paris Today Discusses the Holland Refusal.   EXPERTS TO GO INTO CASE THOROUGHLY   Other Matters in Connectior With the Peace Treaty Discussed.

DUTCH REPLY SCANNED   HOLLAND’S REFUSAL TO GIVE UP EX-KAISER CONSIDERED.   Leon! Experts of France Go Into Case —-United States Ambassador at Meeting.

LEGAL EXPERTS HELP PREPARE REPLY 10 HOLLAND'S REFUSAL TO GIVE UP KAISER   Will Be Submitted to The Supreme Council  Next Week   LEGAL PHASE IS NOW PARAMOUNT

THE COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS. ARE DISCUSSING. THE ACTION OF DUTCH WW KAISER DEAL

NEXT STEP TO GET FORMER KAISER IS UP TO AMBASSADORS   League of Nation’s Body Considers Situation in Meet Today.

AMBASSADORS 10 PREPARE ANSWER FOR EX-FMPEROR   Legal Phase of Question _ To Be Put Up to , Holland   GRANT SLAVS EXTENSION

FRAMING REPLY TO HOLLANDERS   Council of Ambassadors Holds First Meeting in Paris Today.   JUGO-SLAVS ARE GIVEN MORE TIME

LEGAL LIGHTS OF FRANCE TO ORAFT REPLY 70 HOLLAND   Peace Council Discussion Fails to Reveal Opinion of the Members.   Germany Raises Points Regarding Make Up of Boundary Commission.

REPLI TO DUTCH ~ BEING PREPARED ~—AYPARIS EXPERTS   Allied Regresentatives. Plan To Consult French Specialists Before Informing Dutch Government of Plans They Intend to Take.

Jugo Slavs Given Four Days to Reply: Regard to Proposed Adriatic Questia On Disposing ot. F iume—Plan Dete sive ‘Red’ Measure

DUTCH REPLY NOW BEING CONSIDERED      Ambassadors Consider. Refusal to Give Up Kaiser.   French Legal Experts to Go into Case —U. S. Ambassador Wallace at Mecting,

HOLLAND ON “KAYSER? GA SUP TO LAWYERS   Ally Ambassadors Put Questior With French Experts’ For Probing All Aspects.   LEGAL PHASE REGARDED  AS PRGBLEM’S CHIEF ONE   Jugo-Slavs Given Leeway for Adriatic Answer; Poles Ask Defense Against Reds.

COUNCIL OF —  AMBASSADORS TAKES UP EX-KAISER’S CASE   France is Assigned the Task of Framing Renly

PAUNCIL DISCUSSES HLL LEGAL PHASES OF CALL FOR KAISES   Next Step in Plan to Get Pos session of Wilhelm Topic at Paris Confab   PREMIER MILLERAND PREGIDES AT MEETING   ’ Polish Minister of Foreign Af fairs Pleads for Help Against Boisheviki

LEGAL PHASE OF QUESTION IS CHIEF ONE   Council of Ambassadors: Si  Decided Today—French Le. gal Experts Will Go Inte All Aspects of Allies’ De mand For the Kaiser, anc Holland’s Refusal to Surren: der Him. .

MOVE HAS DEVELOPED INTO LEGAL BATTLE   German’s Bring Up Refusal of U. S.'to Ratify Treaty. in Problem of New Boundppc.

HCPARE REPLY TU HULLANG Ih MMlattl d UROL   ALL LEGAL ASPECTS OF SITUA. TION TO BE DISCUSSED IN FORTHCOMING NOTE.

LAW EXPERTS PLAN ANSWER 10 HOLLAND   Legal Phases to-be Studied Before Next . AMawa   WALLACE IN COUNCIL   British Announce Discovery of New Weapon of Great &- Value

FRAMING REPLY TO THE DUTCH   The Legal Phase of Ex Kaiser’s Extradition  Will Be Chief One

HOLLAND $ REFUSAL [9 NSCS SED   EARLY ANSWER INDICATED   Legal Phase “of Question Be lieved to Have Become Chiet One.

AFIT REPLY TO HOLLAND   t 'Is the Subject of the First Conference of the Peace fe Council   OFFICIALS THINK   WILHELM IS SAFE

BOLSHEVIK INVASION OF POLAND GREATLY FEARED   Moscow Officially Claims Bolshevik Force Has Reached Chinese Frontier —Leadeg of Turkish Nationalist Party Says Turks Desire American Mandate.

ALLIES DISCUSS: ~ _ THE NEXT MOVE   EFFORT TO BRING THE EX-KAIS' ER TO TRIAL CONTINUES.   EXPERTS TO ANSWER   THE INTERNATIONAL LABOR: ORGANIZATION HOLDS MEETING.   Everybody Is on. Hand Except the Americans, as Uasyal, and Werk is Starting. '

HULLAND 9 REFUSAL 13 SOU SSED    ~ Experts Loose on “Ex. Kaiser Problem.  EARLY ANSWER INDICATED  Legal Phase of ‘Question Be: a to Have Become Chief ne.

LEGAL PHASE IS CHIEF QUESTION IN KAISER’S CASI   Ambassadors Take Up Re fusal of Dutch to Give Him Up.   WEW FRENCH PREMIER 1S PRESIDING AT MEETING   French Legal .Experts te Prepare Allied Reply to Dutch Note. 

DEBATE MOVE IN EXTRADITION OF FORMER KAISER   Council Of Ambassa dors Discusses Action Netherlands Reply.

SCAN DUTCH REPLY   Ambassadors Consider Holland’s Refusal to Give Up Kaiser.   French Legal Experts to Go Into Case —U. S. Ambassador Wallace at Meeting, &

Souncil of ‘Amb-ssadors Se a Decided Today—French Ledal Experts Wily ‘Go Inte ae Aspects of ‘Allies? De. mend For the Kaiser, .anc  Holland’ $ Refusal to Surrender Him. .

LEGAL ASPECT OF _” HOHENZOLLERN CASE WILL BE: STUDIE   Council of .Ainbasdadors . Instructs French Experts tv Go Inte the Yorious Phases and Report.

HOW 10 GE GERMAN KAISER   Since Holland Refused to Give Him Up Now Uppermost in Minds of   COUNCIL AMBASSADORS

LETTERS READ AT NEWBERRY TRIAL   One of Defendants Quoted as Saying Before General Election “We Are Going to Get a Barrel This Time.”

CORRESPONDENCE BARED.   Newberry's Letters Regarding “Gold Star Club’’ Are Read at Trial.

THREE ~ ‘KILLED BY GAS   Man and Wife Found Dead In One Home and Child In Another. ‘

HARDING GREETS CHICAGO MEN   Gets Assurances of Support from Former  “Wood Acherents.

HARDING DINES WITH LEADERS FROM CHICAGC  EIRST FRONT PORCH TALI TO BE MADE SATURDAY  MORNING, NEXT.   MANY OHIANS WILL   VISIT HIM AT HOM!

AN OHIO SPEECH BEING PREPARED   By Senator Harding for De livery to Richland County Folks on Saturday.   CHICAGO DELEGATION VISITS SENATCR TODAY    Assurances Given That Wood  Men are Werking Hard for Republican Success.

DELEGATION OF CHICKGOANS IN “MARION TODA)   ‘Republican national treas urer leads visitors to  “Senator Harding

ADVOCATES REVOLUTION   EKS VP RY PEACEFUL MEAD SAYS SOCIALIST.                    Oue of Suspended Assemblymen Defines Attitude—-Denies Disparaging American Legion.

DENIAL MADE BY SOGIALISI ASSEMBLYMAN   Accused New Yorker Says Hi Was Never in Favor of Revolution.   ‘HAS NOT SIGNED  HIS RESIGNATION   Claims He is Opposed to Wal But Always Obeyed the Law.

SOCIALIST ADMITS REVOLUTION VIEWS   Declares, However, That H Favors Only A “‘Peaceable Revolt.”’

MINERS STRIKE AFTER OWNERS REFUSE PARLEY   6,000 to Walk Out Today in Virginie Field—Rail Strike Fails to Materialize.

Six Thonsard in West Virginia and Kentucky Ordered to Refrain Fram Work.

ORDER MEN ~~ NOT TO WOR   Action Taken Because Operators’ Association Ignered Miners

UNION MINERS ARE ORDERED 10 STRIK   West Virginia and Kentucky Mines Affected by Latest Labor Controversy

0.000 MINERS IN STRIKE ORDER   Told Not to Report Today Be cause Operators Refuse Conference.

6,000 COAL MINERS ARE ORDERED CUT, ~ FFFEGTIVE TODAY   ’ Strike Call Affects Men Working _ in Two Connties in West Virinia and Tennessee.   OWNERS WOULDN'T. CONFER   ‘Union District President Says Action Fallowed Refusal o! Request Made by Men.   WAGE HEARING ADJOURNED   Federal Commission. in Scrantot Hears Arguments of Employe for Higher Scale.

SIX THOUSAND COAL MINERS CALLED OUT   Department of Labor Falls Down in Effort to Hold Up Strike Call.

COAL MINERS ARE ORDERED TO STRIKE   REFUSAL OF OPERATORS TO TREAT WITH MEN TO CAUSE WALKOUT.

HARDING AND COX PLEDGED   Both Announce Iatention to Enforce the Fighteenth Amendment tf Eleeted.

WOMAN WON SEAT IN CONGRESS BY CLASSIFIED ADVS   TELLS HOW TT WAS DONE WILL  SPECIALIZE ON LEGISLA. TION FOR WOMPFN

RAGE CALLED OFF IN FACE OF GALE   Deciding Run to Determine Possession of Pewter Cup Delayed Until Monday   RESOLUTE IS FAVORITE   Postponement Comes as Bitter Disappointment to Followers of Sport

FIFTH RACE AMERICA’S CUP WAS CALLED OFF   Twenty-five Mile Southwester Caused Both Shamrock IV and Resolute to Stacver.

UE SEIES SET  FOR TAMORRCY       Heavy Seas. Cause Postponement of Yesterday’s Con test: Many Disanpsinied

FINAL YACHT RACE WILL BE _ HELD MONDAY   Deciding Event Called Off Sat urday Account of Storm.

Deciding Yacht Race Is Postponed Until Monday in Face of Heavy Sea

GALE INTERFERES WITk DECIDING YACHT RACE   POSSESSION OF AMERICA’S CUP ‘PROBABLY WILL BE DETER. MINED TODAY.   GONTEST (5 CALLED OFF   Skippers Obviously Consider Discretion the Better Part of Valor in Face - of Southwester.

UNITED STATES TO BE CONSULTED   Turkish Document Will Not Be Signed Without The Advice of United States, Is Opinion.

U.S. GOVERNMENT TO BE CONSULTED ON TURK TREATY   Considered to Possess Special Interest in Eastern Problems

DANIELS FLAS SIMS’ CHARGES   Says Statements Refutec By General Board.

DANIELS ON . STAND’   HE INWSISTS THAT NAVY DEPARTMENT WAS EFFICIENT   Plans for Naval Battle in Atlantic Had Been Carefully W orked Out Ite Declares.

NAVY PREPARED FOR WARIN 1915, DANIELS STATES   Admiral Dewey Made Statement Then on Preparations

DANIELS STATES NAVY HAD PLANS AND WAS READY   Secretary Says Chargs by Sims on These Point: Was “Uninformed anc Wanton.’’

SECY. ye      Denounces. Them As Whalico Are of Conflicting Wanton.”   GIVES DETAILS OF =  WAR ORGANIZATION

TAKES FURTHER EXCEPTIONS TO SIMS’ CHARGES   Secretary Daniels Declares Admiral’s Allegation Was “Uninformed and Wanton

Admiral Sims “Qninformed and Wanton” in Charges, Seeretary Says.   DETAILS ARE SUBMITTED

DECLARES NAVY ° WAS PREPARED   DANIELS REFUTES SIMS’ CHARGE OF LACK OF PLANS   OF LACK OF PLANS  Secretary Describes Plans For Naval War On Atlantie Which Required  Years to Prepare,

NAVY WAS READY FOR WAR, BOAR TOLD BY TANIELS   Navy Secretary Says Sims Charges Are Wanton and Uninformed.   DEWEY’S PLANS FOR SEA BATTLES WERE APPROVED   Testimony Develops Public as Pre-War Deterrent of Preparedness.

DANIELS SAYS NAVY PLANNED FOR GREAT WAR  Testified That Dewey   Testified That Dewe) Had Studied Prob lems Years Before

NAVY HAD WELL ~ DEFINED PLAN, SAYS DANIELS   From Outbreak of the Europeas War Study and Preparations Were Carried On.

CHARGES SIMS _ AS UNINFORMED   Admiral Dewey Studied _ Situation From Out-. ~ break of Hostilities

TAKES A FRESH WHACKAT SIMS   Sec’y Daniels Says Charge That U. 8S. Was Unprepared Was Wanton.

UME: _ CONTIN  rritin  ackac   UU  Contini our &Testimony Naval Secret “Today Said Navy H g0 ad Isenas Many Plans for A Pos cet ‘War and Shows  Much "»om2:ovement.

SIMS CHARGES OF UNPREPAREDNESS TOTALLY UNTRUE   Secy. Daniels Describe: Them As Uninformed And Wanton.

FPARED PLAN “eae LS NAVY      Daniels Tells Committee That Preparedness Was Commenced Long Before War.

ADMIRAL SIMS CHARGE  THAT A LACK OF PLANS: CRIPPLED THE NAVY'S FALSE SAYS DANIELS

SIMS “UNINFORMED AND WANTON” SAYS SECRETARY DANIELS   Denies Sims’ Charge That Navy Lacked Plans and Was Unprepared.

DANIELS DENIES. WAY WS. NOT BFAnY FR WAR   Attacks Admiral Sims’ Charge That Department Lacked Plans for Conflict   BATTLES IN ATLANTIC  HAD BEEN ANTICIPATED   Cites Roosevelt’s Siatement in 1905 to Show Attitude on Preparedness

DANIELS ASSERTS NEVY WAS READY      MADE GREATEST STRIDES IN F?s HISTORY UNDER WILSON mE SAYRE

'SECRETARY SAYS  NAVY WAS READY   HAD FRAMED UP THE PLAN; POR A BATTLE ON THE ATLANTIC   Daniels “Admits” the Navy Hax “Fallen Back” Under Taft's Direction

NAVY WAS READY SAYS SECRETARY   Daniels Furnishes Evidence tc Refute Sims's Charge of Unpreparedness Before War.

DANIELS IN ATTACK UPON NAVAL CHIEF   Resents Charge That Navy Department Lacked Proper Plans.

DRY ISSUE SHOULD BE PUT 10 PEOPLE SENATOR DECLARES   Wadsworth Says Last Wore Has Not Been Spoken, and Urges “Fair Play” Until Final Action Comes.

COUNSELS FAIR PLAY IN PROHIBITION WAR   Senator Wadsworth Urges Rea. son Rather Than Hysteria In Enforcement of Act

SPEAKS ON PROHIBITION.   Wadsworth Urges That Moder ation Be Exercised in Enforcing Amendment.

MODERATION {$ BEST IN ENFORCING PROHIBITION   PLEA OF WADSWORTH, WHO OPPOSES THE PLUMB PLAN AND PREDICTS ROW WITH UNIONS OF RAILWAY MEM

CHAIRMAN DEMOCRATIC = NATIONAL COMMITTER GOING TO WASHINGTON FOR A CONPERKRENCE   10 TAKE QVER CONTROL   He Will Formatty Take Over Mianseement of the Party's Affairs in Place of Homer 8. Cuma ings, the Retiring Chairmim.

ee ae VESEY SVG ey eeY OTe ETT Le eee   California Representative Describes Assault on Him by Mikado’s Military Agents While Address ing Koreans.   GAPS ARE NOUPLE-PRASSEA   Meeting at American Y. M C. A. Orderly, but Nippon Officers Changed Mind About Allowing Yankees to Speak.

YANKEE VERSION OF DISCOURTESY SHOWNIN SEOUI   Japanese Interfered With Meeting; Threatened to Arrest U.S, Speaker.

TEAMS OFF FOR THE WEST   Twenty Thousand Baseball Fans See Third Battle at Ebbets Field  we   BROOKLYN VICTORY SPURS ENTHUSIASM!   Warmer Weather Paves Way for Fast Brand of  Sport Today...

Dodgers Get Jump in First iy ning in Third Series Game Sewell’s Error Costly.

BROOKLYN TAKES THIRD GAME OF SERIES 2 10.   Removed From Box After Dedgers Score Twice; an. Error by Wheat Allows ©  Indians’ Score :   SHERRY. SMITH, THE BROOKLYN SOUTHPAW, 1S TOO MUCH FOR: INDIAN BATTERS; HURLS °/ WICKED. BALL

BROOKLYN FANS. OUT IN NUMBERS   Dodger Supporters Drunk With Yesterday’s Victory Over Indians.   BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT

WHITE BASS RUNNING   FISHING SEASON IS ON IN FULL SWING ON WOLF-—BIG CATCHES MADE

STATE 6.0.P. 10 ATTEND. BANQUEN   Annual Event of Editorial Associa. tion at Capital Jan. 30 to Be Big Affair—Prominent Speakers Qn Program.

Russ Reds Need Food In Winter   Lenine Confesses That It Is Going To Be a Very Tight Squeeze.   Hope To See Revolts Over Other Lands, To Halt Attacks of Them.

AMINE Hho FRM GRP  UN REDD DOMAIN   Lenine, Writing in a Soviet Newspaper, Paints an Extremely Gloomy Picture of Russian Situation   ARMY S BECOMING FAMISHED, CLAIMS   Trotsky Wants to See Revolts in Other Countries So As to Render an Attack On Russia Imnascible.

FOOD SITUATION IN RUSSIA VERY SERIOUS-LENINI   Trotsky Wishes to See Rebel lion in Other Countries of  Europe.

LENINE ADMITS GRAVE FOOD CRISIS IMPENDS   Red Leader Is Frank in Statement That Starvation Now Threatens Russ Cities.

UVIET ARMY IN DIRE NEED CAYS LENINE   Moscow and Other Cities Paralyzed by Starvation and Russian Forces Famished.   WANT MORE REVOLUTIONS   Polshevist Leaders Declare Situation Is Desperate. Soldiers Without Food  and Clothing.

OVER 12 BILLIONS ARE CHECKED OUT   Report of Treasurer of the United States Gives Stupendous Figures.

SHOWS WAR CHECKS AMOUNT   Houston Reports Twelve Billion Ex. pended by Federal Agencies and Rail Board.

FEDERAL. CORPORATIONS  ARE EXPENSIVE LUXURIES   Over Twelve Billion Paid On  to Six Corporations and Railroads to Oct. 31.   “ENTIRE SATISFACTION”

Secretary Houston Reports That Payments Have Reached $12,428,000,000

U. S. TREASURY DOES BIG BANK BUSINESS   HANDLES ALL, FUNDS OF VARI. OoUS FEDERAL COMMISSIONS CREATED FOR WAR EMER. GENCY; USE CHECKS.

HELD FOR CRIMES OF WAR   German Captain and Six Soldiers In. carcerated in Fortress at Lille— Accused of Pillage.

Fcc ens springen se, Mbp gob. BE ale Qmen Beason Emde January 10.

COUNTY DRIVE FOR THE RED GROSS WOLL CALL   EVERY RESIDENT IS URGED TO BECOME MEMBER

SEEK PLOTTERS SUSPECTED IN WALL STREET BOMB OUTRAGE   Part of Mechanism of Clock Found In Debris, Is Chief Clue.   BUILDINGS ARE GUARDED  Death Toll In New York Explosion is Now  Thirty-Fight.

WRITER OF WARNING LETTER ARRESTED IN HAMILTON, ONTARIC   New York Police Officials Announce First ‘Arrest Made in Connection With Bomb Explosion in Wall Street on Thursday.

FURTHER DEATHS INCREASE TOTAL TO THIRTY -EIGHT   Importance Is Attached te. Dis covery of Part of Mechan ism of Clock. -:

Edward Fischer Arrested In Canada As Suspect In Case.   THEGRY ESTABLISHED   Police Confident That Bomb Was Cause Of Explosion.

REDUCE CARPET PRICES   New York “Manufacturers -Make 10 to 15 Per Cent Cut.

Huge Crowds Greet Republicar Candidate in His Tour of Tennessee.

natural gas for industrial purposes must be discontinued.”   Hunwer Striker an American.

PROOF OFFERED IN GITIZENSHIP CLAIM   FATHER SAYS ONE OF IRISH HUNGER STRIKERS WAS BORN IN AMERICA.   “Bomb” Charge Grew Ont of Find ing German Shell Casing in Home, Is Claim.

MEMBER HUNGER OTAIKE AMERICAN CITIZEN I$ CLAIM      FATHER OF IRISH YOUTH IN CORK PRISON SAYS SON RN IN I. Ss.

HUNGER STR’ KING QUITE THE VOGUE OVER IN IRELAND   MacSwiney Losing His Drawing Ability With the Crowds Hanging Abou: Prison   ONE STRIKER IN CORK JAIL CLAIMS U. S. CITIZENSHIP   But His Father’s Statement Does Not Bear Out the Assertion in Any Degree Whatever

LOOKING APTER LOWDER,   *  itistrict Voanever Peity, of Frankfor  Here Yesterday,

VICEP-RE‘VDENTIAL NOMINEB SAYS HE HOPES IRELAND WILL HAVE VOICE SOON

ROQOEVELT nOPEa NATIONS LEAGUE WILL FREE IRISH   Doubt Expressed if England Will Permit Mayor’s Body to Be Taken Home.

ELOUDS OF WAR GAN LOOMING      Unexpected Decision of France Causes Wave of Alarm to Sweep England.   POWERS AT VARIANCE ON RUSSIAN POLICY   French Support to Be Given  Gen. Wrangel and His Anti. Bolshevik Forces.

Wife Offers to AdoptBaby Lorn  to Rival in Love   Her Plea Gains Admission t U. S. for English Girl-Mother of Husband's Child.

Child of American Aviator and Mother at Ellis Island—Wife Would Adopt.

VATICAN ASKS U. 5. TO AID IN RETURN   Over 200,000 Prisoners May Come Through Nation From Japan

ate SELF FROM WINDOW   Important Witiiess: ' Radical,:Bomb: ran . rages Suicided:.

RED LEAPS TO DEATH   Bomb Suspect Jumps, From Bullding In New York.   Department of Justhé Baya Hé Tonfessed Part of June Plottings and Was Important Witnesa.

LEAPS 14 FLOORS TO GROUND, DIES   Important Witness Agains Radicals in Bomb Outrages Commits Suicide

CHOSE. SUICIDE IN PREFERENCE TQ AED REVENGE   Government Witness i Bomb Plots Leaps to  Death in New York.   FEARED TO TESTIFY   Eludes Government Officer: #and Hurls Himself From Fourteenth Story.

SUICIDE HELE AS EXPLOSION ‘GRIME LEADER   Prisoner’s Leap to Death Dis closes Progress Made By Federal Police ~   BOMBINGS OF LAST . .JUNE CLEARING ie   U. S. Agents Say Many Are Nabbed for Dynamiting ‘Palmer’s House

BOMBER HURLS SELF TO DEATH OFF SKYSCRAPER   Important Witness Held Fo Outrages of Last June Falls 14 Stories   WAS SOVIET WRITER   CHOOSES SUICIDE RATHER THAR FACE CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO KILL U. S. OFFICIALS.

JUMPED TO  — +x#HIS DEATH   Rather than Testify Against Alleged Bomb Plotters — Man Held as a Witness Jumps from High Window

Leader in Bomb Plot — Jumped 14 Stories   Alfredo Salsedo, Confined in the Parl Row Building, New York, By the Department of Justice, Leaped to His Death.

aURLS SELF 14 STORTES INTO STREET   Witness in “Bomb" Case Dives to His Death in New York   WAS ALLEGED ANARCHIST   Police Claim Vielim Had Confessed to a Part in June Plot

Confessed Bomb  Thrower Suicides   Jumps from the Fourteenth Floor o1  the Park Row Building, Where  He Was Contined  4

Snixcdo's Deed Indicates That Federal Agents Selzed Several Suspects in June Fiot.

ANARCHIST CHEATS sia BY ENING. WW LIFE TODNY   Imipattaiit Wittieds ‘Ag ain Sead Tee anid nd Alleged  der Juinps Froth a pein ie Vitidow Today To New Yorke Street.

RADICAL SUSPECT JUMPS TO DEATH   Leaps From 14th Floor In Justice Benartment Headatarters

BOM PLOTTER JUMPS TO Hit DEATH INN. Y.   Man Said to Have Confessed to Plots of Last June Drops 14 Stories

Important Witness in Bomb Plots Jumps to Death from Lofty Window   Anarchist Who Admitted Printing “Pink Circulars” Takes Life Rather Than Appear } Against Fellow Suspects.

RED WITNESS KILLS HIMSELF   Jumps From Twelfth Story of Department of Justice Quarters.   TOOK PART IN JUNE PLOT

PRINTER SAID TO . HAVE GOTTEN OUT “RED” CIRCULARS   “Anarchist Fighter’ Leaves Widow and  Two Children.

ALFREDO SALSEDO JUMPED 10 DEATH   “Red? . Held in Last June's _ Bomb Plot Commits Suicide.   FELL FOURTEEN STORIES   Had Been Held in Park Row Building Secluded From Friends,

FATALIST AND RADICAL SUICIDES BY HURLING HIMSELF FROM THE 14TH  FLOOR OF CITY BUILDING

BOMB PLOT LEADER JONES TO HIS DEATH   ANARCHIST LEAFS FROM FOUR TEENTH FLOOR OF NEW YORK BUILDING DUR ING NIGHT

TAKES. OWN LIFE   Alfred Salsedo Jumps fron the 14th Floor of the Park Row Building   CONFESSED ANARCHIST   Took Part in the Bombing of Homes.of Prominent Citizens Last Summer

TONY  TAZIO- “AWAITING: EXAMIN: ATION HURLS HIMSELF FROM ' “WINDOW. TO: ‘STREET af  ; "BELOW. ©   FALLS FOURTEEN STORIES

JUMPS OUT 14TH STORY WINDOW   Prisoner Held by U. S. Offcials Commits Suicide

LEADER IN PLOT TO BOMB PROMINENT HOMES IN AMERICA, JUMPED TO HIS DEATH TODAY

WITNESS AGAINST REDS SUICIDES   HURLS HIMSELF FROM A WINDOW OF A FOURTEEN STORY BUILDING RATHER THAN TESTIFY

PLOTTER JUMPED TO HIS DEATH      WAN WIED CONEERSSED TO LY. « ING LEADER IN PLO? ‘FO ‘ PLACE ROWAS,   PED FROM FOURTEENTH ORY OF BUILDING WHERE WUE WAS CONFINED.

1919 Bomb Witness Jumps To Death From 14th Floor Of N. Y. Building; Held In Red Plot To Kill Officiale

ALLEGED BOMB PLOTTER SUICIDE:   Hurls Himself From Window On 14th .Floor, Department Headquarters, In Park Row Building.

ANARCHIST LEADER JUMPS 10 DEATH FROM BUILDING   Leaps from Fourteenth Floor of the. Park How Building in New      WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR HOME PLOTS LAST YEAR      Ps, 7  Was Arrested Cast July and Had,  Since Been Kept There by ‘ Officers

BOMB PLOTTER ENDS OWN LIFE   Held As Witness In June, 191 Outrages, Tony Tazio Commits Suicide.   First Intimation Arrests Hat Been Made In Connection ; With Case.

BOMB PLOT SUSPECT SUICIDES _ RATHER THAN TESTIFY AGAINST OTHERS HELD FOR CONSPIRACY

ANARCH IS KILLED BY BG UME   WITNESS AGAINST NEW YORK RADICALS LEAPS FROM 14TH FLOOR OF PARK ROW BUILDIWwG «   WHERE HEADQU ARTERS OF DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ARE LOCATED—ONE OF SEVERAL ANARCHISTS ARRESTED

RED LEAPS TO DEATH!   Bomb Suspect Jumps From Bulld~’ ing in New York,   Department of Justice Says He Cave? feased Part of June. Plottingé and Wace important Witness.

ALLEGED BE PLOTTER LEAPS TQ AIS DEAT   Alfred Salsedo Leap: From 14th Floor of N. York Skyscraper.

CONFESSED LEADER OF BOMB PLOT   JUMPS TO DEATH FROM 14TH FLOOR PARK ROW BLDG,   WAS A PRINTER RY TRADI   And Maker of Tracts Used During, the ~ Outbreak of Reds Last July Whon Attorney General Palmer's: House Was Bombed.

RED AGITATOR JUMPS 14 STORIES TO DEATH   Was One of Leaders Who Planned Destruction af Attorney General's  Home ] . duly.

MAN WhO GONFESOED PART IN EOMB PLOT JUMPS TH HIS DEATH   Leaps Out of Window on Four teenth Floor of Building Where He Had Been Confined. -

ea ee  WES! TO ENJOIN ENFORCING MARTIAL LAW THERE   PRELIMINARY HEARING OF CITYS SUIT IS BEGUN IN BEHALF CITY COMMISSION

GALVESTON STRIKE OF LONGSHOREMEN LEADS 10 FILING MOST UNIQUE SUIT   ‘When Walkout Settles Down to Test of Endurance Of-ficers of City Bring Ac  tion Against State .

LINER PRINGESS ANNE ~ REPORTED BROKEW IN TWO   Forty-Eight Remaining of Crew Have Been Rescued by Fisking Boats.

PRINCESS ANNE. _WAS WRECKED OFF ROCKAWAY   The. (tew and Passengers Were Tak: en Of in Spectacular Fashion

STEAMER PRINCESS ANNE  CINKS. CREW IS SAVED   Forty-eight Men on Docmed Shiy Rescued by Fishing Bout— *assengers Saved in Spectacular Manner.

GROUNDED LINER BREAKS IN TWO PIECES ON REEF   Forty-Eight of Grew Who Hac Remained on Board Princess Anne Rescued.   PASSENGEDS HAD LEFT

HAS BROKEN IN TWO   On Dominion Liner Princess Ans Now Reported To Be A Total Wreck.

COLBY ATTACKS - REPUBLICANS   SAYS THEY HAVE INJECT ED FACTIONAL STRIFE INTO CAMPAIGN.

HAS BROUGHT OVER FACTIONAL STRIFE   Secretary of State Colby Brings New Charge Against the Republicans

Charges G.0.P. With Play:on Suceptibilities Of Every Raciai Group

ACCUSES 6. 0. P, OF CATERING {0 PRO-GERMANS   Secretary of State Colby it Speech Today Flays Sinister Scheme.   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IS A CRAFTY ONE   Cabinet Minister Declares Every Disloyal Citizen Supports Harding.

Plays on European Domestic Jealousies to Win Hyphenates, He Says.

REPUBLICAN SCORED BY COLBY IN SPEECH 10.A CHICAGO CLUB   Says G. O. P. Has Transported to U. S. Foreign Issues and Injected Them Into Campaign.   PRO GERMANS ARE PLACED    Every Magazine and Newspaper and Every Pro German for Harding, Says Colby.

COLBY FLAYS — G0. P. CAMPAIGN   Charges Opponents of Playing ‘Upon Susceptibilities of all Groups nV. S.   Declares, all German Lan. guage Papers and Organizations Support Harding:

G..0, P, STIRS RACE HATRED, CHARGE   Plays to Foreign Suceptibilities Secretary Colby Says.   ‘PRO-GERMANS FOR HARDING’   State Department Chief Speak: at Chicago ‘Luncheon.

CHARGES PARTY PLAYING TO ALL - RACIAL GROUPS   Says Republicans Injected Factional Strifes and Predr judices of Europe Into Campaign.    EVERY PRO-GERMAN IS SUPPORTING HARDING   Hate for President Wilson and _ His Policies During War « Has Thrown German Sup# port to Republicans.

W SUBCEPTIBLITIES OF RACIAL GROUPS IN AMERICA SWVS. COLBY   Speaking in. Chicago Secretary of Staté Says Factional Strifes of Europeans Have Been Injected Into Domestic ‘Tssvies.—Censures Repubs. :

COLBY CALLS IMMIGRANTS ¢.0.P. TOOLS   Secretary of State Says _ They Are Dragging in Europe's Strife.   SPEAKS IN CHICAGO AT IRIQOUIS CLUB

COLBY POINTS 10 SINISTER FEATURE IN-THE CAMPAIGN   Says G. O. P. Plays on Susceptibilities of Racial Groups.

COLBY CHARGES REPUBLICAN PARTY WITH INJECTION OF FRACTIONAL STRIFES

GREAT BRITAIN AND ~TTALY ASK CHANGE TN REDS PEACE TERMS   Proposed Army Of Workmen “Intolerable” They Declare.   SMASHES POLES FREEDOM

‘Lloyd- George and Giolitt Send Peremptory .Note to Russian Reds.   OBJECT TO ARMED SOVIET   Says Poles Cannot. Accep __Additional_Conditions: of : Armistice,

WOULD AMEND JONES BILL   President to Send x Special Message to Congress Covering Shipping ~ Measure.y

DUTCH FARMERS REACH AMERICA » TO ASSIST NORTHWEST FARMERS HARVEST CROPS IN GRAIN BELT

COURTS TO PUNISH ALL ILLICIT TRADERS WHO OPERATE IN GERMANY   PERSONS WHO EXPORT WITHOUT GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO RE ARRESTED

EASTERN COAL MOVING TO LAKE PORTS TODAY   Four Thousand Cars Will Be Dumped Daily For Northwest Winter Use.

EAST CRIES FOR COAL   THEY HAVE E AN AC STUAL SHORTAGE OF COA   And They ‘Are Threatened) With Shat 7 owns of Industries : Is Report. 

Northwest Sees Hope of Secur. ing Its Winter Fuel _ z - Supply...”

ISSUE ORDERS TO RUSH COAL INTO NORTHWES'   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ISSUES PIUORITY ORDERS ON COAL SHIPMENTS INTO NEW ENGLAND  AND NORTHWEST

U.S. GIVES RIGHT OF WAY FOR COAL FOR NORTHWEST   Illinois Union Leader Has Hope Of Pact With Operators.

KILL 800 IN GUATEMALA    Adherents of Cabrera Ruthlessly Slain in’ Homes by Victorious Revolutlonists.

800 Women and Children Killed in. Fighting. During’ Recent Revolt in “ Guatemat

800 MURDERED IN GUATEMALA   MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE MASSACRED IN STREET FIGHTING DURING RECENT REVOLT

800 KILLED IN GUATEMALA WAR   Total Casualties in Recent Re volution There Are Made Public

WISCONSIN WINNEBACO INDIANS TO POW WOY   TO HOLD FOURTH ANNUAL POV

DISAGREEMENT AT SPA GONFERENE PROBABLE   MINISTERS GATHER FOR DISCUSSION OF GERMAN REPARATIONS PAYMENT.

SAY GERMAN WILL REFUSE 10 PAY SUM ASKED   BERLIN CHANCELLOR READY TO REJECT DEMANDS ALLIES MAKE

OPPOSE PAYING BIG INDEMNIT   Allied and German Prime Ministers to Meet at Spa to Discuss Matter of Total Sum of Reparations.

TRADE AT HOME   —~_ eV AR BK a & BBS A'S  BUYING AT HOME FOSTERS THE GROWTH OF YOUR HOME TOWN.

EN AUVE Ad OVINE BUYING AT HOME FOSTERS THE: GROWTH OF YOUR HOME TOWN.

SHEE EH ESE EHEH HEHEHE ESTEE  4 + q + 4 yg gg kk he heheh SSESeSeESSeseeset:     TRADE AT HOME

GOVERNMENT'S IDEA OF CUTTING PRICE   Cheaper Meat Cuts V Will Be Stocked To Meet Expected Demand Week March 22.

REFUSES TO RUN OVER Dog.   Motorman heeps Train at Quarter Speed to Save Terrier.

TERRIER IN SUBWAY   Delays, Train When Motorman Refuses to Run it Down.

RIVERS REACH FLOO? STAGE AS RESULT UF REGENT HEAVY RAING   TRINITY AT DALLAS REGISTER: UNUSUALLY HIGH STAGE; BAYOU IS RISING,

RIVER ABOVE — FLOOD: STAGE   Fort Worth-Dallas’ In terurban Tempora‘i-' ily Suspended:

TWO KILLED ~ IN WRECK ON       Passenger Train Hits Freight Near Shreveport This Morning

BOX CAR THACWN ON DEPOT PLATFORM FALLS ON SEVERAL PERSON!   WRECK EN LOUISTANA TOWN. RE. SULTS FATALLY THROUGH UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES,

Two Killed and Nine Injured Wher V., S. & P. Passenger Train Strikes Freight Car,

BAD RAILROAD WRECK,   Two Dead and Nine Injured Near Gibsland. La.

SHANTUNG 15 CAUSE OF NEW STRIKE   Chinese School Kid: Stage Waik-out—Urge Tradesmen to Follow.

THREE MILLION ~ STUDENTS IN ~~ CHINA STRIKE   Parade Streets to Enlist ‘the Sympathy of. 100,000,000 ‘Trade. Unionists a , . Against Japan’,

THREE MILLION _ STUDENTS STRIKE   Chinese Students Protest Against Ne (getiations With Japan on Shantung Question

Chinese Demand Shantung Settlement Teachings Be for Open Negotiations.   CALL ADMIRAL BEATTY TO -PREMIERS’ COUNCIL   Complete Disarmament it Germany to. Be Demanded by French, ‘

CHINESE STUDENTS STRIKE AT JAPS   Three Million Students Quit School Because Negotiations With Japan Over Shantung Are Taught; Ask Guilds and Unions to Aid.

CHINESE STUDENT: BO QUT ON STRIK!   TWO MILETON IN NORTH CHEN’ PROTEST NEGOTIATIONS   WITT JAPAN.

ARE ON A STRIKE   Three Million Students in Northern China Object to Teaching of   ALLIANCE QUESTION   ET  Of Shantung—Are Parading the Streets Seeking to Gain Support

RIOT IN PRISON BY HUNGER STRIKERS   Streams of Water Subdue Maryland Convicts

HUNGER STRIKE CAUSES UPROAR IN PENITENTIARY   Ballimore Prison is Scene Of Demonstration During The   lear Out Electric Light Wiring And Thwart Efforts to Quel Rint

RIOT TODAY IN MARYLAND PEN   Hunger Strikers Among Con victs Indulge in Noisy Demonstration.

HUNGER STRIKE IN PEN   Maryland Priseners Staged Demonstration Today

HUNGER STRIKERS” IN MARYLAND PER   Tear Out Lights and Raise So Much General Disturbance That Water is Turned On Them to Quiet the Row With Gand Efforts.

FIRE HOSE USE  TOGTOP RIOTING IN PENITENTIARY   PRISON HUNGER in engages np \Gl DEMONSTRATION  EARLY HOUR TODAY.

MORNING RIOT AT MARYLAND ~ PENITENTIARY   PRISONERS ON HUNGER STRIKE PUT PEN IN DARKNESS AND WRECK DORMITORY BUyuTtDING   Police and Firemen Help Quel Disturbance, Resulting’ From Strike for Better. Variety of Tand

Over Fifty Inmates In Dormitory of Maryland Penitentiary Get On the War Path.

= : . 1 ANOTHER BUBLLE BURSTED.   Tipton County Money Lost} in Fort Wayne Tire laud Rubber Company

ANOTHER BUBBLE BURSTED.   Tipton County Money Lost in Fort Wayne Tire and Rubber Company

DECLINE IN VALUATION © OF FARM ANIMALS SHOWN   Department of Agriculture Reports Decrease in Number of Horses with Gain Only in Milk Cows _

HUNGER STRIKERS : ACCEPTING FOOI   No HE Effects Suffered by Nino Hung tr Strikers Who Are Now a Peing Fod.

HUNGER STRIKERS GET FIRST FEEDING   Jail Physicians Use Every Mode ern Device to Save Their Prisoners.

WOMEN DEMOCRATS MEE]   Oklahoma Delegates Hold Sinte Con. vention to Endorse Candidate  a pe Boers

WOMEN DEMOCRATS MEET   OkInhoma Delegates Hold State Con. vention to Endorse Candidate and Aselk €nifrace.

KING OF GREECE. DEAD?   Paris Hears of Regent's Demise—No Confirmation Received.

KING REPORTED DEAD.   No Confirmation of Rumors Are Re ceived at Paris.  ma

CANBIBATES ASKED STAND ON FARMING PROBLEMS   Nationa! Board of Fann Organizations Will Wait on Banding and Cox

ASK POSITION OF TWO CANDIDATES   Farmers ‘Organization to Seek Information: on Agri- . - guiture.   TO MARKET OWN WHEAT

MILLION FARMERS TO QUIRE WHERE PINTIDATES STAND   Questionnaires Sent Harding and Cox by National Board of Farm Organizations.

10 QUIZ cox  AND VANDI   Candidates to Be Asked Con cerning Their Attitude Toward the Farmers.

U.S. FARMERS ASK CANDIDATES STAND ON ISSUES   Send Questionaires Solicit. ing Opinion On Collective Marketing.

IOWA FARM INCOMES LOW   President Hunt Says Farmers Mus Get Cost ef Production Plus Fair Profits.

SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN   Will Undergo a Second Surgical Op. eration Today,

EO A  END TO HIGHER PAIGE ERA NEAR, THINKS BARUGE   “Only Cataclysm or Act of God Can Prevent Drop in Prices,” Claim   IS CALLED TO TELL OF MUSCLE SHOALS   CONVERSION OF BIG NITRATI PIANT INTO FERTILIZER FAOTORY IS CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE,

BARUCH QUITE POSITIVE ABOUT DECLINE IN PRICES   “Only a Cataclysm,” He Says, Will Prevent Materia! Drop in Cost of Living.

Only Overthrow of Government Can Prevent a Drop to High  DPelacss«_

‘ONCE: RICH, DIES POOR      Cooper hi Time Millionalre, sf Penniles jet

COTTON CROP ESTIMATE 70.7   Crop Estimates Burean Places 1920 Crop at 11,540,000 Bales, Is Report,

REPRISAL FIRE TAKES 3 LIVES   STORES AND HOMES OF TWO UNIONIST TRADESMEN ARE BURNED.

AGENCY DOESN'T GIVE CREDENCE TC CURRENT RUMORS   J. Bi Destroyer -Fiotilla Ordered to Proceed with All Speed to Tampico and Vera‘ Cruz to Protect Our Interecte.   LATE ACTIVITIES

REBELS RULE MEXICO CITY; DOWNFALL OF CARRANZA REGIME CREATES CONCERN   State Department Takes Vigorous Steps To Safeguard American Lives and Property in Mexican Troanhle Centers.   SITUATION VIEWED WITH ALARM BY OFFICIALS

DBREGON IS SUCCESSFUL IN REVOLT      Washington Hears Carranza Has Been Captured By  Pahaic

VOTE GRANTED TO ALL WOMEN   Action of Southern State Completes Ratification   CLOSE VOTE ON MEASURE   19th Amendment

Rad pg noe ali ey — a inte ot Reh  WILL HOLD TRACTOR ESCHOOLGJAN. 29-30   J. K. BOROUGH & SONS INVITE FARMERS OF COUNTY TO ATTEND EVENT

10 HOLD THREE DAYS SCHOOT   1. Ik Wetr & Son Have Made Arrangements to? Put on Tractor School Free te All

TWO KILLED WHEN NIRPLANE CRASHED TO GROUND IN EAST   Occupants Of Steel Blane Meet Instant Death Wednesday.

AIRPLANE FALLS; » TWO ARE KILLED   Pilot Max Miller Believed To Be One of Viclinis— Ship Fell From a Low Alftilnde’

{46 INDICTED ATLA CROSSE   Grand Jury F Reports tt  Judge Landis; Many

WHITE HOUSE SHEEP.   Me cae  ee ee ee eel  ee  Flock To Be Given Run of Practically  tha Fntire Exaciutive Grounds.

WHITE HOUSE SHEEP.   Flock To Be Given Run of Practically the Entire Executive Grounds.

BOSTON BANKS INVOKE LAW   Requiring Ninety Days’ Notice of Withdrawals from Savings Departments.

BOSTON BANKS FORCED TO SUSPEND   Take Advantage of. Law Re _ quiring 90-Day Notice to Withdra: ae   DEPOSITORS AL ALARMED . BY MANY. FAILURES   Banks Claimed to Be Solvent} Gov. Coolidge Assures Peoole Funds Are Safe. -

BANKS IN BOSTOM INVEKE SO-DAY LAM   Depositors Have Become Alarmed as Result of Closing of Five Institutions and Ponzi Fiasco.

NINETY-DAY LAW INVOKED BY THREE BOSTON BANKS   Protection Asked From Depositors Alarmed Over Closing of Institution Through Ponzi Fiasco.

GEORGE W. NICHOLS HAS LOST HIS WIFE   IOWA'S FATTEST MAN LOSES ES SUIT BROT BY WIFE, FPORMERLY OF WASHINGTON

AIRPLANE MAY SAVE WEST VA. FOR SUFFRAGE   Ready to Hurry State Senator There to Break Deadlock Over Amendment   ANTIS GET RECRUIT   LEGISLATOR WHO LEFT STATE I! BROUGHT BACK TO ADJOURN LEGISLATURE WITHOUT FUR THER ACTION

AMERICAN INTERESTS BUY GERMAN STOCH   Purchase by Guggenheim Believed to Preface Great Exports to Germany

ADIGE Io WANTED   (FU NCL DISCUSSED IMPROVEMENTS LAST NIGHT.   No Certainty as to What Will I Done With Streets.

ADVICE 1S WANTEL   COUNCIL DISCUSSED  IMPROVEMENTS LAST NIGH        No ‘Certainty as to What Will h Dane With Sotets,

MANY QUESTIONS TO BE COVERED BY GOVERNOR COX  sia hAaas inadsat Basee?

PROTEST NEWS PRINT EMBARGO.   However, Canadian Authorities Refase  Wodlificatlen to American Papers. —

SOVIET AGENT IS COMMITTEE WITNESS   Lusk Counsel Op posed at Hearing Today

GOMPERS RAPS LABOR PLANK   Tells the A. F. of L. Convention of Adverse Action Taken by Republicans,

GRIM GOMPERS GROWLS   ‘Dosen't Like Labor Plank In Ree publican Platform,

GOMPERS CON~ DEMNS PLAN   Fapecially the Part af Labor Plank Endorsing Settlement of Strikes

GOMPERS CONDEMNS PARTY MABOR PLANK   Settlement Of Strikes By Tribunals In G. O. P. Platform Not Approved By Labor.

Compulsory Arbitration o Strikes Is Objectionable to 4. F. L. Leader.   DEMANDS ARE REFUSED   Repeal. of Esch-Cummins Bill Was Asked of Party Leaders.

GUMPERS FIGHT LABOR PLANK I b.0.P. PLATFORM   PROPOSAL FOR SETTLING STRIKES ' BY DECISION OF TRIBUNAL IS UNSATISFACTORY,

LABOR PLANK IS CONDEMNED BY LABOR HEAD   Gompers. Tells Federation Of - Labor That Plank is Directly  Contrary to Wants.   ‘Desires Were Presented to The  Platform Committee

TYG. 0. P. LABOR PLANK NOT AT ALL WHAT HE ORDERED   Gompers Claims Republican: Refused Suggestion for Repeal of Laws.   PLUMB GIVEN OVATION AT MONTREAL MEETING   Asserts Railroad Management Dishonest; Temptation Too Strong, He Asserts.

GOMPERS CONDEMNS LABOR PLANK’... - ADOPTED BY G. 0. P. CONVENTION

President of American Feder. ation of Labor Condemns G. O. P.      STRIKE PARAGRAPH IS UNSATISFACTORY   Veteran Labor Leader Ad dressed Federation Convention Today.

GOMPERS SCORES ALL 0. P. LABOR PLANKS   Says Republicans Refuse t Listen to A. Fi L

GOMPERS SAYS CONDEMN LABOR PLANK OF 6. 0, P   Labor Chief Receives Ni Satisfaction from Platform Committee

(i, 0. P. PLANK   Says the Republican Stand on Strike Settlements Is Contrary to Labor Demands.   NO COMMENT ON THE EFFECT   Glenn E. Plumb Charges Ameri can Railroad Managements Are Dishonest.

(ABUR PLANK I) CONDEMNED BY LABOR HEAD   Gompers Tells Federation Of Labor That Plank is Directly Contrary to Wants.  ~ . aap . See Soe Ser ewes FN   Desires Were Presented to The Platform Committee

Plank Is Directly Contrary to What Labor Asked, Says A. F. ’ IL. President; Movement Is Started at Federation Con-.. vention to Mobilize Stenographers and Office Hands  we Into An International Union.

LABOR PLANK IN THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM 1S CONDEMNED BY THE HEAL FEDERATED LABIR

PARTY AGTICN JUST CONTRARY TO UNION AINE   Tribunal Way of Settling Public Utilities’ Strikes Is Very Objectionable .   CONDEMN ANTI-UNION FUND OF MERCHANTS   “Color Line” in Unionism Ordered Wiped Out After Stormy Session —

GOMPERS OBJECTS   He Doesn't Like The Republican Labor Plank At All.   UE HAD MADE DEMANDS   and The Plattorm Failed to Consider His Wishes as He Seeined to Desire.

GOMPERS ASSAILS ~6.0.P. LABOR PLANK   Is: ‘Especially, Opposed’ To ‘Public

AN     ERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR CONDENINS G. 0. P. LABOR PLANK DRAFT - DECLARES-PRESIDENT SAMUEL GOMPERS

BILL TQ ESTABLISH BUDGET SYSTEH GOXS   Bill was Long Urged by Pres. . Wilson—Republicans will try \ to Claim Credit for iis  he. Passage        BOSS PENROSE IS SICK MAN

BILL TO ESTABLISH BUDGET SYSTEM pissre   Enactment Made Possible By Senator .Simmons—Long Urged By. President Wilson. ©

FALLING WHEAT PRICES DUE TO NATURAL CAUSE   Foreign Trade Commission Com pletes Investigation Of The . Situation.

No Frauds In Drop In Price Of Wheat Found   Due Entirely to Natural Causes Says Federal Trade Commission   COMPLETES ITS PROBE   President Has No Power to Shut Out Wheat Imports By Embargo It Says

HOPES THAT MISSING _ JEANNE DE KAY HAD BEEN FOUND. ARE BLASTED   Yours Woman Held at Atlanta, Ca, Relieved to Be Helen Wiley, Moreuniown. YY. Va.

Arrested In Atlanta At Hote! For Masquerading In Aviators Uniform; Tells Many Conflicting Stories      FIRST THOUGHT TO BE MISSING CHICAGO GIRI   Believed To Be Adventuress By Hull House Authorities In Chicago; Defies Police in Investigation

WOMAN IN ATLANTA NOT ONE WANTED   [i-scription Sent ‘To Chicago Doe: Not Tally With. That of Jeanne : Anna Dekay.

S0-CALLED FRENCH AVIATRIX IN ATLANTA   Adventuress Who Spent Part of Night in Gastonia Last Week Trys to Fool Author ities in Atlanta.

iS NOT JEANNE DE KA)   YOUNG WOMAN HELD AT AFLAN. TA TELLS MANY STORIES.   First Claimed to Be Missing Girt, sm Then Saki She Was Belgian Wilow —Doces Not Answer Description.

ATLANTA FINDS) ~ NADVENTURES'   Instead of Jane Addams. Pfo tege, Who Has Been Miss ing for Some Time is the La. test Belief.—Woman_ Says  - She te Wiese Delay.

WILL LET THE BIRDS FLY.   Carriers to.Speed Away to St, Louis Fram aAcklev

COX LOSES HIS ZEST FOR PLUMS   Breaks Tooth On Big Blu One; Now He Has Cunning Lisp

MANY CONTESTS ARE APPEALET   Credentials Committee Works  Late Into Night Preparing Rells.

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE SITS FAR INTO THE NIGHT   Hoped to Complete Report so Conven. tion Could Go Ahead With Com. plete Roll of Delegates

CREDENTIALS DOUMMITTEE o WORK ONEROUS   MANY APPEALS TAKEN FROM DECISIONS MADE BY THE NATIONAL BODY   All Night Session In Prospect = Sc Convention Can Work Today With The Permancnot Roll

TEGTMEIER BROS, NEWSTORETO OPEN SATURDAY   Handsome Emporium Displays the Finest in Sporting Goods; New Edison Phonograph

WANT JAZ? MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES   Head of Young People’s Societie: in Cleveland Suggests Way for Calching Young People,

NOT “APPROVED,” COULD NOT SELL TO SHIP BOARI   ‘Witness Declares Discrimi nation Was Used Against ’ Li tan 7

CHARGES DISCRIMINATION IN AWARDING CONTRACTS FOR SHIPPING SUPPLIE:

ONLY TWO POINTS ~ REMAIN AS ISSUE IN TREATY FIGHT   Article 10 and Menroe Doctrine How Presenting Only Stumbling Blocks to Early Agreement for Quick Ratification.   COMPROMISE OFFERED   Explanatory Language Is inserted in Reservation to Article 10—Saisies Lodge and Some Demecratic Treaty Friends.

FACTIONS APPEAR “NEARER SOLUTION OF TREATY FIGH   New Draft. Of Article Ten Reser _ vatiéns: Declared. To Have Me With More General Approval:   HITCHCOCK STILL OPPOSED

Delegates To Discuss i Recent Coal Settlemen   Men Representing Soft Coal Miners Gather ix Columbus Where Recent Strike and Its _~ Results Will Be Threshed Out.

MINERS MEET TODAY TO DISCUSS STRIKE SETTLEMENT DETAILS   Will Arrange to Put Their Case Before Wilson's Comimnission.

TALK STRIKE TERMS   Delegates of Soft Coal Miners Meet at Columbus, 0, f   fenvention to Discuss Settlement of Natien-Wide Walkout-—Terminated by Truce Proposed by Wilson.

COAL MINERS CONFER   « RADICALS TRY TO OUST THE MEN WHO ENDED TIEUP.   Delegates of Soft Coal Diggers Mee at Columbus to Discuss Terms.

2,000 MINERS ARE MEETING   Representatives of 400,00¢ Workers Gather at Columbus Today.   ‘DISCUSS SETTLEMENT _ OF NATION-WIDE STRIKE  :   Chicago Coal Dealers Put the Price Up to Consumers 15 Cents Per Ton.

Convention to Discuss Settlement @ Nation-Wide Mba Hci. * by Truce Propoced by Wilson.

MINERS MEET IN COLUMBUS   TWO THOUSAND DELE GATES “REPRESENT 400, 000 UNION MEN IN CON VENTION   John P. White Unexpectedly Drops In On Meeting. Which Will Last Four Days.

COAL MINERS MEET TO.DISCUSS STRIKE   Member of President’s Committee to Obtain Direct Information  PLANS ARE FORMULATED

IAEA REPRESENTATIVE IY CONVENTION HlouUoo SETTLEMENT OF STRIKI   TWO THOTSAND DELEGATES REP RESENTING SOFT COAL WOKKERS MEET TODAY.

MINERS MEET IN COLUNAUS   ENTION WELT: FORMULATE TO-PRESENT: PACTS TO COMMISSION.” °

FLOAT PART OF. FRENCH LOAN IN UNITED STATES   Is Hoped in This Way to Par tially Relieve the Exchange Situation.   NEW YORK BANKERS CONFIRM THIS REPORT   Better Tone to the Exchange When Market Opened Today.

NEW LOAN FORM MAY EASE MONE’   “rance to Float More Indebt edness In Dollars to Help  Evehonnoe

BANKERS TO HELP FRANCE   u. §&. Financiers Plan to Assist i Floating Big Loan—May Take $2,000,000,000,

TO FLOAT PART. GF FRENCH LOAN INU. $   Report Says Two Billion Dollars May Be Sought InAmerica:   BRITISH TO HELP TOO

en nent  Ranger Captain Quits § After Dispute With Adjutant General

GOAL STRIKE WAS TOPIC IN COMMONS   Discussed With Great Moderation and Absence of Vindictiveness but Settlement Brought No Nearer.

THE BRITISH COAL STRIKE UNSETTLED   MODERATION MARKS DISCUSSION IN COMMONS.   ‘Labee Member Suggested Miners Demands Be Granted Until Permaneat Wege Beard Review Matter.

HOUSE OF COMMONS DISCUSSES STRIKE   NO SOLUTION To.c0aL MINE ““srttation 18 FOUND; i OWEVER. "=

C IT VALVE NO PLANS   SUGGESTION BY LABOK MEM. BERS IS TO GRANTING TEMPORARY INCREASE

UGE OF COMMON DISCUSSES STRIKE   Calmly Without Arriving al Prospect of Settlement.   PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE   Explains Unemployment Plan Embracing Building New Arterial Roads Around London Discussion Confined to Labor Members Who Urged Action Before Dispute Grew.

DISCUSS STRIKE WITH RESTRAINT   House of Commons Shows No Vindictiveness   NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT   Premier George Explains Unemployment Scheme ’ and Brace Suggests that Two Shillings Demanded by Miners be Granted Temporarily Pendinoe Adiustment

PRESIDENT APPEALS 10 NATION TG "GARRY ON”      Make Complete Our Soldiers “Moral Achievement” is His Plea to the Voters of U. S.

‘PRESIDECIT APPEALS TO HATIO()  TO “CARRY Of)’ FOR WAN’S DEAD   MAKE COMPLETE SCLDIER’S “MORAL ACHIEVEMENT,” HIS PLEA TO VOTERS   Visitors Deeply Moved by Presi- Their Sacrifices Vain Unless U. 8 dent’s Physical Aspect. Joins League, He Says. -

FILTERING IN SLOWLY TODAY   "WATSON WAS LEADING TAGGARI BY 138,553 ON BASIS OF 2949 PRECINCTS

Fred Pornell’s Maiorities.      INDIANA REPUBLICAN PLURALITILES STILL ON THE INCREASE

INDIANA GIVES ENORMOUS MAJORITY   Nearly 200 000 Votes Will  be Lead of Harding  Over Cox

INDIANA LEAD = NEAR 171,000   Senator Watson is Leading Thomas Taggart, Democrat, by 138,533   ALL OISTRICTS REPUBLICAN   Heavy G O. P. Majoity In Both Houses of Next State Assembly Assured.

POLICE SAY MAN MAKES CONFESSION TO MURDER   Robert Baron, of Brooklyn, Says He Oonunitted Crime for Which Another Died ‘todpy,

ADMITS MURDER ONE HOUR AFTER PENALTY IS PAID   Brooklyn . Man Confessing Killing Rochester Policeman Ratltevad Incana

CONFESSES TO CRIME FOR WHICH MAN DIED; THEN SAID HE WAS ONLY JOKING

EIAGT STEP TOWARD REVISING TAX AND TARIFF LAWS TAKEN   Committees of Both Houses Will Begin Hearings at Early Date.   CHAIRMAN FORDNEY HAS DEFINITE PLAN IN MIND   Would Make Income Tax Laws So Simple Corporation Wil Not Have to Hire Expert 01 Lawyer to Find Out How Much It Owes Government

Hearings Announced to Precede Draft to Be Presented to~ Sneria] Session.

REVISEN TAX PLAN I$ PUT UNDER WAY   SENATE AND HOUSE COMMIT: TEES BEGIN CONSIDERATION OF IMPORTANT MEASURE.

sSHENULER   iVariff Aiso Is to Be Framed in Coming Session   MAY BE SIMPLE

FINANCE BODIES OF CONCRESS Dd NOT LOSE THE   enate and House Committee Take Initial Stép Toward Revision QE . and Tarif, Laws At. Extra            [HEARINGS HELD IN FEW DAYS

REVISION OF TAX STEPS ARE TAKEN   Income Retur@s Will Be Made So Simple That Ordinary Man Can * Make Them Out.

PIRST STEP TO LOWER TAX.   Committee to Hold Hearings On Tax and Tariff Changes.

FIRST STEPS TAKEN TOWARD REVISION OF THE TAX LAWS   Plan Is to Make Them So Simple That It Won’t Be Necessary to Hire Expert to Interpret Them.

G. 0. P. CONGRESSMEN TAKE THE INITIAL STEPS TOWARD REVISING TAX AND TARIFF LAWS IN SPRING   Committee Will Begin Hearings Within a Few Days to Have Data Ready for the Extra Session of Congress Which Will Be Called Soon After March 4, 1921.

STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN TO AMEND ALL TARIFF LAW!   Republicans in Congress Plan ning For Extra Session After March 4.

REPUBLICANS TO START ON TARIFF LEGISLATION   Hearing Will Commence January 6, House Committee Chairman Announces.

HEARINGS WILL BEGIN SOON ON TAX REVISION’   Republican Members of Congress Take First Steps Toward Changes.   FINANCE COMMITTEE IS CALLED FOR MEETING   Work of Drafting New Meas ure Will Start at Extra Session.

No Trace of  Draft Dodger   Milftary Authorilics anc Petice Are Unable to Wind Grover Cleveland Hergdolt

NO TRACE FOUND OF DRAFT DODGER      Military Authorities Follow Scores of Supposed Ones Without Evident Results

BERGDOLL STILL ELUDES POLICE   Federal and Civilian Agents Run Down Clues that Lead Nowhere.

TO CARRY CASE HIGHER.   King Calls Outcome of Trial an Indication of Admimistration's Power.

PREPARE TO FIGHT TO FINISH   Newherrs “en Hope Higher Coert Wilt Viedicate Them.

CHARGES CONVICTION 10 ADMINISTRATION POWER   PAUL KING, CAMPAIGN MANAGER POR SENATOR NEWBERRY IsSUES STATEMENT — ANOTHER DAY AND ANOTHER COURT.

NEWBERRY TO CARRY CASE STILL HIGHER      ‘ALL GIVEN ° THE. THE MAXIMUM   Junior United States Senator Crom Michigan ‘Draws Séntence Of Two Years At Leavenworth and S)0. 000 Fine.   “SHOWS. POWER. OF . WILSON

CHICAGO PROBE RESUMED TUESDA   Reported Attempts to Bribe Nev York Giunts to Be Investigated—More Players 8 on. nioned,

TWO MORE CLUBS   Will Be’ Investigated ‘by Grand Jury for “Fixing” the 1919 World Series

CHARGE AGAINST 2 LEAGUE CLUBS   Charged That the Ang. 31 Game Between Philadelphia and Cubs Was Fixed,

TWO MORE IN NET OF JURY IS ASSERTION   Ball Seandal Will Be Taken Up Again Tuesday Morning.

PROBE OF BASEBALL TO BE.MADE DEEPE   OTHER INSTANCES OF  AL LEGER CROOKEDNESS TO RIsCBIVE ATTENTION BY  oer ert amr, TET ye

“LOOKED LIKEA MILLION DOLLARS’   Witness Says Newhorty'’s Weekly Payroll “Looked Like a Mi. Hon Dollars. :

“LOOKED LIKEA MILLION DOLLARS’      THAT IS THE WAY NEWBERR! CAMPAIGN PAYROLL. AP PEARED TO JURY CLERK.

ESKIMO HELD AS SLAYER OF TWC   Killed for Love of Victim's Wife; Tracked Over Bald Lands for Six Months Before Taken

HARDING AND TAFT TO MEET   President-Elect Will Confer With For mer Executive on Plans for International Peace.

TAFT AND HARDING TO MEET   Senator to Confer With Former Ex ecutive on Peace Plans.

TEXAS WOMEN CAN VOTE WITHOUT TAX RECEIPTS, SAYS LEGAL DEPARTMENT

OHIOAN, 48, DROWNS IN SIX INCHES OF WATER WHEN HE FALLS IN Gere!

OHIO. TOWN STAGES STATE’ THIRD NOTIFICATION WHEN NEWS 1S TOLD “DRYS”

NOMINEES OF DRIES ‘APTI MEG SORT   Ohio Town of Germantow Stages State’s Third Notification Ceremonies.

“DRYS” NOTIFY THEIR NOMINEES   OHIO TOWN STAGES STATE'S THIRD NOTEFICATION CEREMONTES TODAY

NOMINEES NOTIFIED BY PROHIBITIONISTS   ry Candidates For President And Vice-President To Be Officially Told Of Their Selection.

MARINES 10 PROTECT AMVERICAND; LAND AT CHINESE PORT   Troops Proceeding to Pekin From . Batleship Report.

¥0 CHOOSE PERMANENT MEETING PLAGE FOR Tit TEAGHERS ASSOGIATION   EXEC? JIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET THURSDAY AXD DETERMINE  THE OUESTION,

MEETING PLACE FOR TEACHERS   Permanent Location to Be Chosen at Meeting of the Committee .

SELF DETERMINATION IS APPROVED BY GOY. £0)   Would Have it Apply to Ireland, China, Turkey and Persia He Tells Minnesota Audience.

COX WORKS FULL DAY AT ST. PAUL      MAKES SEVERAL SPEECHES AND “TAKES IN” MINNESOTA STATE FAIR.

Cox Outlines Stand tor irish Self-Determination   Democratic Nominee Touches on Agricultural, Labor and League Questions in Speeches at Minnesota State Fair—Answers Questions of Heckler and Drives Fast Racer Over Track.

SYANDS BY SELF-DETERMINATION AS IT IS SEEN iN LEAGUE—GOVERNOR HAS STRENUOUS DAY AND DRIVES RACE HORSE AT A FAIR, ~

COX OUTLINES STAND FOR IRISH SELF-DETERMINATION   Democratic Nominee Touches on Agricultural, Labor and League Questions in Speeches at Minnesota State Fair.

a) TAKES STAND y(t QUESTION   yo" Application of. ‘Self netermination Principle.   was ENTIRE HOLIDAY

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE AT STATE FAIR   Agricultural ‘and. Labor Questions and League Of Nations Were Governors Subjects In. Labor Dav Speeches.   IRISH QUESTION DISCUSSED   iNominee Is: In Favér Of Principle  OF Self: Deteimitation For, ‘Treland: Based On Wilson’ s ‘“Fou » 7 beces Dintede 37:   ADDRESSED: FARMER BOYS

COX IN FAVOR OF SELF DETIRMINATION   eta cath  Tells Erin Sympathizer at Minnesota Fair t Principal is eear Basis.

WUX TELLS MINNESOTA CROWD = THAT HE MEANS 10 GET ROUGH   HE COMES OUT FOR DUE FREEDOM FOR IRELAND.   STANDS BY SELF-DETERMINATION AS IT IS SEEN IN LEAGUE—GOVERNOR HAS STRENUOUS DAY AND DRIVES RACE HORSE AT A FAIR. .

GOV. COX DRIVES A RAGE HUROE ARQUND TRAGK AT OT, PAUL   Works a Full Holiday on His Pilgrimage to Pacific Coast.   AGRICULTURAL AND LABOR QUESTIONS ARE DISCUSSED   Also Talks of League of Nations and Says He Favors Application Principle of SelfDetermination to Ireland. Joined by W. Jett Lauck.

CO DISCUSSES SEVERAL ISSUES   Governor Declares Labor and Agriculture Intertwined and Interdependent   SPEAKS IN MINNESOTA   Nominee Again Attacks Republican Policy; Defends League of Nations

GUX DRIES HORSE AY STATE FAIR   Democratic Candidate Spend: Busy Day in Minnesota On Way to Coast.

COR RIDICULES HARDING FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Says Republican — Fearm He Might Be Asked Embar rasing Questions.

PUBLIC SOLVES LABOR WAR~-COX   DEPEND ON PUBLIC SENTIMENT HE SAYS; NEW ERA MEANS MUCH TO WORKER

MA. GOK PUTS IN FULL LABOR DAY   Visits Minnesota State Fair on Itinerary   GIVES SEVERAL TALKS   Jn Labor and Agriculture and Takes Up League of Nations in Evening Address—Tells Inquirer He Favors Self Determination for Ireland— Reaches His Farthest West

FULL DAY FOR COX AT ST, PAUL   Delivers Half Dozen Speeche: Drives Race Horse and Visits State Fair.   Ridicules Statement Attribut. ed to Col. Roosevelt—Calls  it “Perfectly Silly.”

SELF-DETERMINATION FAVORED _ FORIRELAND BY GOVERNOR COX IN ADDRESSES AT MINNESOTA

Keeney Predicts Strike Affecting 126,000 Miners   Says West Virginia Troops Are Being Used to Prevent Organization.

POLAND FATE IN BALANCE AMERICA NAY SIPPLY ARMS   Bolshevik Force Slowly Is Closing Around Warsaw, as U. S. Considers Furniching War Materials.   FRENCH MAY RECOGNIZE WRANGEL’S GOVERNMENT   Similar Action By Wasnington Foreshadowed, Officials Say; Policy In Line With Note To Italy.

EDS CONTINUE EFFECTIVE DRIVE BEFORE WARSAV   England Disapproves Recog nition of General Wrangel By France.

Bolshelvik Northern Army  », Pushes Within 30 Miles of Oapital—Poles Are. Making  " Desperate Stand on Defenses Hastily Thrown Up Around Pultnsk:

HALF EQUIPPED » ’ POLES HOLD OUT AGAINST BOLSH   Situation Is Desperate While Fate of Warsaw Hangs in the Balance   REDS ARE REINFORCED   BOLSH STRIKE AT DIFFERENT - POINTS, HOPE TO WEAKEN . POLISH FORCES.

POLISH SITUATION REMAINS CRITICAL   Widely Separated Blows o Reds Tend to Disorganize Pole Defense.

REDS 30 MILES rROM WARSAW   SITUATION AT WARSAW CON. TINUES CRITICAL, FRENCH OFFICIALS REPORT

REV, DR. HARTZLER DEAD   Former Bishop, Editor and Colleague of D. L. Moody

Dispatch from Milan Says Hos tilities are Suspended Pend: ing Fiume Leader’s Accept ance of Rapallo Treaty.   ATTEMPT TO EFFECT PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT   General Gaviglia, Commander of Government Troops, is Reported to Have Entred Beleaguered City Last Night

FRANCE AGREES WITH U.S. VIEW:ON POLAND   NOTE SAYS:TWO COUNTRIES ARE IN ACCORD ON PRINCIPLE   Condemns Holskeviki in Langhage as Recent U. + Note ta Italy

FRENCH IN ACCORD WITH AMERICA   Agree In Principle as to Future of Poland and Russia,   COLBY’S FORMAL STATEMENT

ACREE UPON POLAND AND RUSSIA FUTURE   AWERICA AND FRANCE IN ACCORD IN PRINCIPLE.   Position of United States Giver  Striking Emphasis and Powerfal Support by French Resporec to Nete From Italy.

FRANCE AND U.S. HARMONIZE ON POLISH FUTURE   French Note Declares Accorc of Government with U. S. Note to Italy   DIVERGE ON ONE POINT   FRENCH RECOGNITION OF GENER. AL WRANGEL THE ONE DIFENCE IN POSITIONS.

GOVERNMENTS. ARE IN ENTIRE ACCORD POLISH SITUATION   France’s Opposition to Dismemberment of Russia is Most Gratifying.   AMERICA WILL SUPPORT POLISH INDEPENDENCE   Question of Material Aid on Any Broad Scale, However, is a Political One to be De. termined by People of United States, Colby Says.

—  FAENCH REPLY TO \MERIGAN NOTE ON POLISH WAR   Shows that France and America are in Complete Agreement.

NATIONS ARE IN ACCORD ON RED PROBLEM   Independence of Polish State Necessity, Note Asserts, and Denounces Present Russian Rulers —Diverge on Wrangel Recognition.

FRENCH VIEW OF POLE SITUATION REASSURES U.S,   Declares Unaltered Opposition to Russia's Dismemberment.   Only Divergence Is on Recognition of General Wrangel.

AMERICA ACCORDS WITH FRANCE HER PREMIER ASSERTS   ‘Sends Note to Colby Assuring Him of French Government's  Harmony With Us   ‘BASED ON UNITED STATES RECENT NOTE TO ITALY   Colby Also Issues Reply to Bolshevis Claim of Strictly Comptying  With Their Obligations.

Rejoinder to American Note to Italy Shows Complete Accord in Regard to Opposition. to Dismemberment of Russia; Declares for an Independent Polish Republic   BOLSHEVIST REIGN DENOUNCED

FRANCE AGREES WITH U. S. VIEW ON POLAND   NOTE SAYS TWO COUNTRIES ARE IN ACCORD ON PRINCIPLE      Condemns Belsheviki in Same Langhage as Recent U. 5.. Note to Haly

FRANCE AND © U. §. AGREED _ ON POLAND   Both Nations Opposed to Dismemberment of  Russia.

FRANCE IN FULL ACCORD WITH US   Agrees in Principle as to the Future of Both   French Declaration of Opposi sition to Dismemberment o! Russia is Most Gratifying Says Secretary of State Col by — Response is Regardec as Notable Pronouncement

U. S. TO SELL HOG ISLAND   Famous War-Time Shipyard at Phila. delphia to Go to the Highest Bidder, "

'PAYING UP FEDERAL TAXES   Wail Sterect Varns Willions into  tacle Sam's ( offers.

PULIGE IM jllia MYaIChT OLAYING   Detectives Work to Unravel Veil Surrounding Motive for Act

PULIGE Ih PHUOE UF March OLAYINU   Detectives Work to Un ravel Veil Surrounding Motive for Act

BE SAVING! BE CAREFUL!   Water Supply Is Low-—D: Not Waste a Drop.

BE SAVING! BE CAREFUL‘   Water Supply Is Low—Do Wat Wacte a Toran.

GUZMAN LED MEN RAMINEZ ATTACK   Mexican Held on Charge of Condueting Military Move Against  Mexico in U.S.

TWO MURDERERS UF TOGETHER ON CAME SCAFFOLD   ‘cago Gun Man and /ullman Porter Executed by One Pull of the Lever.

HANG 2 IN CHICAGO   Member of Bandit Gang and Wife Slayer Executed.   Stallan Sobs on Seaffold and Plead: With Executioneers to Let Him Go —Several Murderers Reprived.

2 HANGED IN CHICAGO   WIFE SLAYER AND MEMBER OF BANDIT GANG EXECUTED,   Once Pull of the Hangman’s Lever Pute End to Existence of the Twe Murderers.

TWO MURDERERS HANGED IN CHICAGC   Member of Bandit Gang and Wife Slayer Executed.   Italian Sebs on Scaffold and Pleads With Executioneers to Let Him Go —Several Murderers Reprived.

200 TO SEE HANGING   Inmates of Jail at Chicago te Witness Execution Friday.   Sheriff Says “It Will Be Moral Lessor to Many of Them Who Have Murder in Their Hearts.”

CHICAGO SHERIFF TO ST ’ Agee HANGING BEFORE INMATES       MORAL LESSON GIVEN   Says Many of the Men “Who Have Be Taught Lesson.

POLLARD GETS PLUM,      Southern Man Made Federal Trade Commission,

GERMANS ACCEPTED ENTENTE DEMANGS   ALLIES WERE READY TO INVADE GERMANY FRIDAY IF REQUEST REFUSED   Teuts Will Deliver Required Quantity of Ceal For Time Being, But Will Enter Protest At Later Date.

GERMANS HEED COAL DEMANDS . OF THE ALLIES   REPORT INDICATES TEUTONS WILL SUPPLY REQUIRED AMOUNT   (@y Wnlited Press)

STILL HITCH IN SPA CONFERENC!   Conditions Under Which Germans Accept Allied Demands ta be Considered At 3:30   HUNS WANT FOOD GUARANTEE   Understood They Agree to Deliver Coal Demanded if They Receive Sustenance in Return

GERMANS WOULD DICTATE TERMS   Berlin Delegates Accent Alliec Demands But Want to Force Counter Proposals.   OCCUPATION 1S DELAYED

GERMANS WANT FOOD FOR COAL; ALLIES REFUSE   Request-. For 50 ‘Franes Worth of Food Supplies For Each Ton of Coal  Doysnod Nawn.   WORK TROOPS AL ONCE

SIGNAL VICTORY WON BY WOOD ON OPENING DAY   CHANCES OF GENERAL AND CALIFORNIA SENATOR DECLARED GROWING SLIMMER.   COMPLETE HARMONY RULES   Lodge in Keynote Speech Calls Upon Party to Rise Up and Sweep “Wilson Dynasty” Out of Power.

Roar of Applause When Chairman Hays Declared Republican Perty Had Met in Free and Open Con. vention to Accep: From People Man. date for Government United States

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OPENS WITH HARAIONY PERVADING Hil   CHEERS FOR LODGE AND- HAYS BUT NO, OUTBURSTS FAVORING PARTICULAR CANDIDATE AT OPENING .

KEYNOTE SPEECH BY SENATOR LODGE IS A TIRADE ON WILSON   Meeting is Tame—Seems as if Factions Feel That the Ice is Thin—Committees Busy.   SENATOR WATSON NAMED AS RESOLUTION CHAIRMAN   Gathering Will Be Called to Order Again at 11 O’clock This Morning for Work.

REP. COMMITTEE. ‘SEATS LOWDEN DELEGATIONS   Seven Seated From Mississippi. Four From South Carolina Which ‘dre For Lowden

OTHER TEL GIVEN TO LOWDEN   GROUP FROM SOUTH CALIFORNIA FAVORING WOOD DENIED SEATS.   MISSISSIPPI MEN SEATED   Two Groups From That State, Both Reputed to Favor General Wood, Got Decision On Friday.

LOWDEN WINS IK MORE CONTEST!   lilingisan Gets 11 Supporters to 4 for Army Candidate in Contests from South Carolina; Committee Grinds Grist of Contests.

JOHNSON LOOMS AS A FORMIDABLE CANDIDATE NOW   REALIGNMENT OF PRESIDEN. TIAL ASPIRANTS OVER  NIGHT PUTS CALIFORNUAN AHEAD oF TLOWDEN,.

SEEK TRAIN BANDITS   Registered Mail Removed Frem Missouri Pacific Train in . St. Louis

TRAIN HELD UP WITHIN LIMITS OF ST. LOUIS   Masked Bandits Take Fou Mail Pouches From Fast  fg: Re eee

TRAIN HELD UP MAIL 1S TAKEN BY TWO BANDITS   Postoffice Inspectors and Police Seeking Daring Train Rob bers at St. Louis.   The Loss in Registered Mail Not Known

SFARCHING FOR” TRAIN BANDITS   Misscuri Pacific Train Held Up With in City Limits of St. Louis and Robbed.

IW ST, LONNS HOD   POLICE OFFICIALS AND POSTOPRFICE INSPECTORS JOIN IN CHASE OF ROBBERS.

COCA COLA BOTTLING SUIT WAS DISMISSED   Chero Cola Company Will Have to Fight in the Federal Courts, Being Withdrawn From the State Courts To  day in Atlanta.

AMONG CHURCH AND SOCIETY   Announcements, News and Other Nates of Religious [nterest.

CHURCH AND SOCIETY   WITH THE MINISTRY, LAITY AND KINDRED SOCIETIES.   Announcementa, News and Other Notes of Rellgicus Interest.

WOMEN SEEK SCALP OF WADSWORTH   Opposing Him in New York State Primaries Because of Record on Suffrage and “Dry” Law.   WILL POLL MANY VOTES    Leaders of Both Parties Conf dent, However, of Success of Organization Candidates,

FACTOR TODAY   Manifest Greater Interest in Cam. paigm Than Heretofore, Swelling Primary Yote   Will Pol Big Vote in Rural Dis_ tricts, Bat Leaders Think  Wadsworth Controls Cities

HPTON 10 BE HOST   HRISTIAN CHURCH CONVEN. TION TO BE HELD HERE IN ‘24.   lt Means that Probably 500° Dele cates Will be Entertained.,  a

IFTON 10. BE HOST   ay CHRIST AN: CHURCH. CONVENTION Ta BE HELD NE      it M is that” Probably 500" Dele gates Wii be Entertained, ee

HIGHER THURSDAY   General Increase Over Natior Will Approximate 33 1-3 Per Cent.

INCREASED RATES EFFECTIVE TODA      Practically All Railroad and Steam ship Lines Will Put New Raies In Effect at Midnight.

RAIL RATES T0 COUP TONIGHT; ILLINOIS FIRW   Passenger ‘Fares Increased - 20 Percent—Freight Rates Much Higher.

RAILWAY RATES GO UP TONIGHT   Increase of 33 1-3 Percent in Freight Charges Effective

HIGHER RAIL RATES GO INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   Increase is 33 1 -3 Percent on  Freight and 20 Percent on  Passenger Fares      PRESENT RATES TO BE MAINTAINED IN WISCONSIA   Increased Rates in State to be Argued in Milwaukee Saturday

INCREASED HAL ATES I EFFEC]   New Transportation Regulations Started at Midnight.   ALL CARRIERS ARE AFFECTED   Water Tariffs Also Boosted—I!nterstate Schedules Prepared by Lines— Dates Set for Hearings Where States Refused Increases.

HIGHER RATES NOW IN EFFEGH   NEARLY ALL RAILROADS HAVE FILED NEW SCHEDULES WITH COMMISSION

INCREASED RAR RATES EFFECTIVE AT MIDNIGHT   Nearly Every Comoany Has Blanke Schedules Filed With Commerce  Dh

NEW RATES TAKE EFFECT TONIGHT   Transportation Charges or Rail and Steamship Lines to Go Up.   BOOST .WATER CARRIERS

NEW RAIL RATES NOW IN EFFECT   Increased Transportation Rates On Al! Carriers Started at Midnight. ,   Interstate Schedules Prepared by Al! Lines—Dates Set for Hearings on State Tariffs Where Commissions Refused Increases.

RATE INCREASE INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT HOUR  Public Will Pay More for Travel and : Freight.

NEW RATES ~ GO INTO EFFECI   Increased Transportation Charges on Railroads and Ship Lines Start at Midnight   R. R. Freight Rates up 334 P. C.—Passenger Fare Jump 20 Per Cent

TESON RAILWAYS GO ~~ INTO EFFECT   Increased Transportation Rates On All Carriers Started at Midnight.   WATER RATES ALSO RAISED   Interstate Schedules Prepared by All Lines—Dates Set for Hearings on State Tariffs Where Commis sions Refused Increases.

INCREASED RATES ARE EFFECTIVE   ON RAIL AND STEAM SHIP LINES AT MID NIGHT.   Raise of 33 1-3 Per Cent is  ‘Made in Freight Rates  and 20 Per Cent Advance in Passenger Rates.

SCHEDULES FILED WITH INTER STATE COMMERCE COMMAS STON ALLOW INCREASES PE PASSENGER AND FREIGH PATE

RAISE RAILROAD RATES TONIGHT   HIGHER FARES EFFECTIVE Alt MIDNIGHT ON ALL LINES   Hearings on Increases in States Where Increase Is Contested to Begin Soon—-Fight 2 Cent Rate.

INCREASED RATES T0 GO IN EFFECT AT 12 TONIGHT   Freight Charges Up A Third; Passenger Rates 20°..

Increases i in Transportation Rates  Go Into Effect at Midnight Tonight

PASSENGEH AND FR ah  MATES bb UP AT MIDNIGHT   General Increases Come as a Result of Recent Wage Awards  ms iewrsewyTwm™s 7s Aa va wissa TF efi!   RAILROAD JAM HOLDS UP 300 SHIPS   Million Dollars Daily Los! at One United States Port

ACTION BY COUNCIL OF LEAGUE   Conforms With Resolution Adopted by the Assembly.   FEAR OF DISCORD NO LONGER EXISTS    Projects for International Staff Reviewed on  Tuesday.

Will Include America in Tele grams of Appeal For Intervention.   COUNCIL TAKES‘. VOTE   Decides to Concur im. Actor of Assembly at Geneva.

SCRAPING OF WAR NATERIALS MOOT QUESTION   Some Delegates at Geneva Do Not Think Time Ripe: for Disarmament:   MASSES EXPECT ACTION” ITALIAN MEMBER SAYS.   No Amendments ‘to Be: Acted Upon Until League’ Has - Time. to Function-.

ACTION TAKEN TOWARD AID TO THE ARMENIANS    Council of League of Nations Acts in Conformity with Pian Suggested   MEDIATION IS SOUGHT   Power to Undertake Ending ot Turkish Hostilities Is Plan of Nations

GERMANY PEEVED AT THE LEAGUE   She Registers Protest Against Mandate Method Over Former German Colonies.

SUPPORTS PLAN OF. ASSEMBL i   League Body Votes to Ask Mediation Between Stricken Nation and Turk Chiet---Committee Opposes Disarmament.

Votes To Address Powers Seek . ing One-Willing To Act ee As Mediator.   TALK INTERNATIONAL ARMY   Admitting Powers To League and-Election To Council Are Questions Up:

United States is Expected to be Among Powers to Whom invitation to Settle Affairs in ‘Near East Will Be Sent   MESSAGE FROM ASSEMBLY - _TO WILSON IS REPORTED   Near East. Relief Headquarters is Advised of Communivation from Geneva to White House  on Armenia

PROGRESS MADE ON ARMENIAN TROUBLE      Assembly Takes Action it Conformity With Resolution Passed by Council   TYPHUS REPORT HEARD   Sub-Committee Submits Find ings After Investigation in Poland

WANT NATION ‘TO. AGT AS: MEDIATOR   een Armenia. and “acl at  praetor:   10 DISARMAMENT AT PRESENT   Committee Declares That Investigation and Exchange of Information Must Come First *

LEAGUE COUNCIL JOINS  ARBIENIAN NIE ee un  LUTION PASSED BY  SFO U. S. AID. “ASKED   Telegrams to Be Sent to Various Powers Stating Pro enurmitewss

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL TO SEEK A GOVERNMENT WILLING TO MEDIATE ARMENIAN QUESTION   Telegram Is To Be Sent to the Powers, and It Is Expected That the United States Will Be Included; Typhus Is Spreading in Poland;  No General Disarmament Now.

TAKE ACTION CONFORMING 10 THAT OF LEAGUE   Council Asks Message be Pre pared For All Nations

COUNCIL DECIDES ~— JOCONFORM WITH ASSEMBLY DEMAND   Assembly Doubtful if Nations Can be Made to Disarm; Italian Warns Masses to Insist      COUNCIL TO TAKE UP ASSEMBLY REQUEST TO DEAL WITH KEMAL   Austrian Forces Consideration of German Protest

MOVE MADE BY LEAGUE COUNCIL TO AID ARMENIA   Will Seek Nation. Willing to ‘Undertake Mediation With Turk Nationalists

Disarmament Committee of League Reaches Decision Following Discussion  COUNCIL CONCURS ON ARMENIAN RESOLUTION

COVENANT TO BE UNCHANGED AT THIS MEET   League Will Wait Until Next Meeting to Consider Changes.

M’CORMICK GOES ABROAD TO GIVE SENATOR'S PLAN FOR NEW LEAGUE   tag des STATES SENATOR SAILS os sew YORK FOR RUROE ITH NEW PROPORAL.

AGUE T INTERVENE   League of Nations Council Takes Action in Conformity With Assembly Resolution on Intervention for Armen iane   HUNTING FOR A NATION — WILLING TO INTERVENE   General Secretary Asked to Prepare and Submit Telegram to Powers Requesting Willingness to Interpose — United States Included.

COUNCIL DECIDES TOCONFORM WITH.  ASSEMBLY DEMAND    Assembly. Doubtful if Nations: -Can be Made to Disarm; Ital-. ' ian Warns Masses to Insist   COUNCIL T0 TAKE UP ASSEMBLY REQUEST 70 DEAL WITH KEMAL          Austrian Forces ‘Consideration  . of German Pratest

BRYANGR PEOPLE, ASSERTS HITCHCOCK   Opens Campaign for Democratic. Endorsement , for President in Nebraska.   RAPS ‘GRAPEJUICE’ BILL

Las Angeles Newspaper Man and Fx-Cansular Agent Trealed  "AU. S. Treals Reds.   INSULT AFTER UGLY iNSULT HEAPED ON UNITED STATES   : Hearing By Fall Comnniltee at Tucson ta Be Secret; U.S. Aviators Called Haine.

AMERIGAN NEWSPAPER: MAN IS EXPELLED FROM MEXICO BY GOVERNMENT   “PERNICIOUS FOREIGNER® SAYS GOVERNMENT; DABBLED IN MEXICAN POLITICS,

MEXICO SENDS WRITER HOME   Correspondent Los Angeles Times Ejected.   MAY SEND JENKINS, 160   Will Use Military to Stop Emigration of Mexicans to United States,

American Newspaper Man is Escorted Across Boundary As. Pernicious. Foreigner  . and Meddler in Politics

U. S. WRITER KICKED OUT OF MEXICO   Gerald Braden of Los Angeles Times, Alleged, “Politica . Meddler,”. Escorted to Border by Police. . —

S EXPELLED FROM MEXICO   Correspondent of Los Angeles Times Sent Acress Border

TREATY IS SIDE TRACKED.   Uncertainty Exists As To Wher Ratification Fight Will Be Resumed.

TWO YANKS BURN TO DEATH   Two Others Are Missing Following the Destruction of Barracks at Viadivostok.

TWO YANKS ARE BURNED TO DEATH   FIRE DESTROYS BARRACKS AT VLADIVOS.TOK.

CARPENTERS WANT TEN A DAY   Men at Denvwes Mahe the Den nud for Fight VWoure” Mork.

LEGION MEN ~—AGK REPEAL ————GIGARET LAW   Topeka, Kansas Post Takes Actior Only One Vote Being Recorded As Negative

MET WITH HARDING REGARDING FUTURE   PENNSYLVANIANS . IN. CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT      Seay Administrative Prob! lems DisDiscussed by Sproul and Alterbury Today

MET WITH HARDING REGARDING FUTURE   PENNSYLVANEANS IN CON: FERENCE WITH PRESiDENT-ELECT          Thiscussed terbury Taday

HARDING HAS © THREE CALLERS   President-Elect Contin. ues Conferences Concerning League '

HARDING ON WAY BACK TO THES.   Enjoying Relaxation On Boarc Ship After Week Of Engage Severeciken he Slane:

EBERT AGAIN IN BERLIN AND AGAIN IN POWER   Situation in Many Parts of Germany Serious in Extreme ~—Noske May Be Eliminated  From Ebert Cabinet Is the Rimor.

AGAIN IN POWER   Situation: ‘in ‘Many Parts. ol "Germany Serious i in: Extreme = te: Noske May. Be. Eliminates ‘From Ebert: ‘Cabinet ‘ts the  agerhart eten a Rimar

EBERT AND Hg  GABINET REACH BERLIN: SIEGE URDER REVOKEL   resident of Germany, With Members of His Official Family, Returns to Capital Frora Stutteart,   PUBLIC SERVICES IN A MEASURE RESUMED   it Wil be a Long Time, However, Before the Damage, Both Material and Moral, Will Be Repaired,

onsiderable Maneuvering and Delicate Handling of Independen Socialists and Workmen Who Are Making Heavy Demands Is Conceded Necessary   ‘EDS MAKE DANGEROUS HEADWAY   eports From Industrial Centers, Particularly on the Rhine and ir the Ruhr District, Reports of Spartican Agitation _ : of Import Are Received

EBERT'S BACK IN BFALIN, TO CORK THE COMMUNISTS   PROVINCES FACE UPRISING   REDS APPEAR TO HOLD BALANCE OF POWER IN GERMANY

BERLINERS. NOW FAVOR CONSTITUTION      COMMUNISTS “ARE INCREASING

SIX-MEN HURT IN PLATFORM FALL   Kendall Appears in Lead as Meeting Starts

SWEEPING PROBE OF SUGAR BROKERS PLAN ~ OF THE GOVERNMFNT   Fair Distribution of Country’s Supply is Sought by Attorney General

GOVERNMENT BLAMED FOR PRICE OF SUGAE   FAIR DISTRIBUTION TO BE SOUGHT BY INVESTIGATION OF BROKERS.

GOVERNMENT OPENS SUGAR PROBE TODAY   FAR REACHING INVESTIGATION SEQUEL TO H. C. L. COMMITTEE os SIONS   GOES UP ANOTHER CEN'

WILL DISTRIBUTE QUGAR SUPPLY   Action Follows Hoover’s Testi. mony at Profiteering Hearing.

By Such Means, Federal Government Will Seek to Get Fair Distribution of the Supply; Hoover Sticks to the Idea We Should Have Bought Cuban Crop   RILEY TO CONDUCT THE PROBE

BUV'T. SEEKS FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF COUNTRY’S SUGAE   Deslers Are Informed That War Licenses Are “Most Emrphatically In Effect’

LAW BEING IGNORED. BY SUGAR BROKERS   KUN RISK OF LOSING THEIR FEDPHAL LICENSES,   (overnment Determined to Bring Abest Fair Distribetion—Shortage Dee to tack of FPoresight by iovernment.

BROKERS IN SUGAR   TO BE ROUNDED UP THROUGH U. S. INQUIRY   WILL STOP RESELLING   Hoover Advoeates Vigorous Regulation By Government

HOOVER CHARGES GOVERN MEN’ RESPONSIBLE BY FAILING TO BUY CUBAN CROP   Dallas Wholesalers Agree To Make One Cent Per Pound Profit Limit On All Sales

WARNING TO SUGAR MEN   SUGAR MEN  Federal Drive On Today Wartime Licenses Still In Effect Hoover Raps “Economie Patent Medicine”

SWEEPING PROBE OF SUGAR BROKERS WILL BE CONDUCTED BY GOVERNMENT IN EFFORTS FOR FAIR DISTRIBUTION

U, 3. PLANS PROBE OF SUGAR BROKERS PALMER DECLARES   Announcement Follows Hoo ver’s Charge That Congress Is to Blame for Present High Prices.

PROMISES GOVERNMENT WILL GO AFTER BROKERS WHA GET GAY WITH SHIGA

SUGAR SUPPLY TO BE FAIRLY DISTRIBUTED      Sweeping Investigation Of Brok-. ers, Who Tgnore Conditions Of Their Federal Licenses, Is Or. diva.      HOOVER GIVEQ HIS VIEWS   Former Food Administrator -Declares For a Definite Co-ordination OF Re-adjustment Policies ha Pai aal Ropers pie   CURTAILMENT OF CREDITS

Amount of Speculation and Protiteering Has Been Very Considerable, Says Herbert Hoover—Remedy Lies in Reduction of Credits and tatla. tion and Vigorous Regulation,

POLICE SURRENDER BESIEGED BARRACKS   Attack at Ballyander, in Limerick, by 700 Men   117,000 at Liverpool Threaten to Strike for Sinn Feiners

EMOCRATS IN SENATE FlGhT TARIFF PLANS   Democratic Leader Declares Proposed Bill Is Not Emergency Measure.

WL OPPO TARIFF BILL   SENATE DEMOCRATS TO OPPOSE THE BILL AS DRAWN BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE   THE COMMITTEE ACTS   Democratic Steering Committce of the Senate Refuses to Give Assent to Hasty Action On the Bill As Presented to House

DECLARE BILL NOT EMERRENG!      ) DECLARE BILL VIRTUALLY ! WOULD PUT ‘EMBARGO ON MANY COMMODITIES

DEMOCRATS 10 OPPOSE AN EMBARGO   Party Leaders in Senate Will Object to Hurried Passage of Bill to Relieve Farmers.

ECLRE BILL  NOT EMERGENG!   DECLARE BILL VIRTUALLY    WOULD PUT EMBARGO ON MANY COMMODITIES

CANNOT RUSK TAREE, DENS      Senators Will Not Allow Re: * publicans to Rush Through > Maasure, Oe   RESOLUTION TO WEED 1OBS 1S CASSED   Commission Reports on Fall"Ing Price of Wheat at Preseo ident's Request, —

WHO STOLE DINOSAURUS?   Theft of Giant Skeleton From Patag» nia Frets Buenos Aires Official.

NUMBER SPECIAL MEASURES FOR LEGISLATORS   Plan is to Limit Number of Matters to Come Before the Special Session.

MUCH WORK FOR EXTRA SESSION   ‘Many Special. Measures ' Are Being Pushed for  Consideration

LEGISLATURE WiLL CONVENE THESDA   MANY MEASUS.ES WILL BE PUSEED FOR CONSIDERATION BEFORE THE SENATE.

ALLIED NATIONS GET FORMER GERMAN CABLES AND LINES   No Communication Between U. S and Germany Now Availa ble Except On British Cables   ENGLAND HAS MONOPOLY   President Refuses Western Union Landing Privilege At Miami, Fla.

WANT CABLE TO GERMANY   ‘Special Senate Committee Discusses Communication Situation.

1. 0. 0. F. NOMINEES   SOUTH BEND MAN ONLY CAND) DATE FOR GRAND MASTER

LOCAL MAN HONORED BY I. 0.0. F   Will Ehrhardt Elected for Two Year Term as Representative te Seyereign Grand Lodge

ANOTHER MILK STRIKE IN NEW YORK IMPENDS   Failure to Reach April Price Agreement Threatens Repetition of 1919 Difficulty

NO PRICE FOR APRIL MILK   Conditions Right For a Mill Strike—Conference Held.

k. U. STUDENTS GREET CHANCELLOR LINDLE’   ALL-CNIVERSITY PARTY ‘SERVED ' AS WELCOME TO NEW HEAD   Yutdeor Program Near Fowle Shops Fellowed Reception in Gymnasium

K. U. STUDENTS GREET! CHANCELLOR LINDLE}      ALLUNIVERSETY PART! “SERVED! AS WELCOME TO NEW HEAD   Outdoor Program Near Fowler Sheps Fellowed Reception in Gvymnasiem

TWO DISTRICTS 10 JOIN IN A RALLY   And the Sixth is One Ac cording To the Word From Muncie.

RALLY OF 6TH AND 8 fi DISTRICTS AT MUNCIE   Harry Long of Muncie Writes of Barbecue Which Will be Held There October 9   30,000 PEOPLE IS EXPECTED

RECRUITING PARTY   Three Army Men Will Make Shelby. ville Headquarters.

SAYS GASOLINE ADVANCE IS A RESULT OF DEMAND   Federal ‘Frace Commission Unable to Say Whether Increase Was  Disproportionate,  #

Federal Trade Coriminsior Attributes Rise to Strong Demands: Profits Large.

OTRONG DEMAND FOR GASOLINE   Federal Trade Commission Finds Primary Cause of High Prices.

TELLS OF OIL ADVANCES.   Trade Comission Says Increases Were Caused by Supply and Demand Conditions.

fT PROFITEERING ABOUT AQVANGE IN GAS PRICES   UNUSUAL DEMAND AND REAL HOUBT ABOUT THE FUTURE OF SUPPLY ARE ASSIGNED AS CAUSES OF THE BOOST.

NO GOUGING — IN GASOLINE SAYS BOARL   Strong Demand and Limited Supply: Given’ as Cause for Present Prices

PRICE OF GASOLINE   Due to Varying Conditions of Supply and Demand

MAYOR M'SWINEY HAS SEVERE COLL   News of Death of Michae Fitzgerald, Hunger Striker, - Suppressed.   FEAR EFFECT ON MAYOF   Medical Attention Given Othe . Prisoner whe Is Near ean, :

ONE IRISH HUNGER STRIKER DIES IN PRISON   MacSWINEY NOT TOLD OF HIS DEATH DEFVELOPS BAD COLD

DIES FROM FAST   Cork Striker Expires — Mac: Swiney Contracts Cold

M’SWINEY ENTERS © 67TH DAY OF STRIKE      buferm Him of tow Hunger  Relatives Do Not - Death of rer

VERDICT RENDERED IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANT   Jury Agrees on Verdict in The Har rod-Ballard Case Late Wednesday Afternoon.   jury Disagrees.

CASE IS DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE PLAINTIFF   Rucker-Keith Case Tried Before  Jury at Crothersville Thursday Afternoon.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING ENJOYING THE GULE SREEZE   The Press Sheela. from the. Were: less Room: Attracted His Atlention.

ENO OF TRIAL OF WOBS AT MORTESANO 1S NEA      PEFENSE RESTS AND STATE BEGINS ITS REBUTTAL EARL‘ NEXT WEFRK—STILL A LOW OF WITNESSES TO BE HEART

DEFENSE ENDS INT.W.W.TRIAL; COURTREFUSES ORDER TO FREE   ‘Murder Case to Go to Jury by End of  Week.   100 WITNESSES FOR REBUTTAL   State to Try to Dis prove Self-Defense Pleas.

PUPILS PROVIBED FOR,   Cedar Corped Students Will Not Px Interrupted in Studies.

LEAVE STATE 10 AVOID SUFFRAGE   Thirty Members of Tennessee House Cross Border For , the Day.   ACTION IS THUS BLOCKED

30 TENNESSEE SULONS TAKE FRENCH LEAVE   Lack of Quorum Today in House Prevents Suffrage Ratification.   ‘RUNAWAYS HIKE ACROSS STATE LINE   ‘Anti-Suffrage Members Safe  From Summons of Sergeant-at-Arms.

Johnson Man Raises War Flag   Warting-Coatidge Clab Personnel Dix

MAY REORGANIZE   House May Give Consideration to the Volstead War-Time Bills   (Be: United Press)

HURRY ALONG NEEDED BILL!   House Rules Committes Would Repeal War Laws and Reorganize Government Departments

WILL CONSIDER REPEAL WAR LAWS   Volstead Resolution Is Keported House; Consideration Comes Tonight.

THOMPSON TICKET ~ PROBABLY BEATEN (ON FULL RETURNS   M’ KINLEY SURELY NOMINATED , FOR SENATOR, OGLESBY A IS NOW AHEAD FOR *  CNV DATONRCHID

OFFICIAL COUNT MAY BE NECESSARY IN ILLINOIS   Close Race In Republican Pri mary Fight Indicated By Returns To Date.

OFFICIAL COUNT WILL BE REQUIRED   TO DETERMINE THE NOMINERS POM GOVERNOR AND SENATOR TN ILLINos

LOWOEN MEN HAVE GOOD LEAD   Illinois Electors Turn Down the Thompson Candidates

LAST DITCH FIGHT IN POLITICAL AGW STARTS AN GHICAGL   Official Count May B Necessary To Pick Winners.

OFFICIAL CANVAS OF VOTE BEGIN   Oglesby Not Yet Admitting Defeat

BALLOT CANVASS WILL DETERMINE GOVERNOR FIGHT  Oficial Count On in  sys . 6 lt RA cn 

TURN TABLES ON VOTERS AF COOK COUNTY. REPORT   Latest Returns Show Lowden Men Have Edge on Tammany Candidates Through Vote of Farm Districts in Wednesday Primaries.

LOWDEN TICKET FORGES AHEAD   MKINLEY AND OGELSBY IN LEAD IN ILLINOIS IN RETURNS  FROM PRIMARY.   MAY TAKE OFFICIAL COUNT

ANTI-THOMPSON [MEN ARE LEADING   Incomplete Returns Indicatio of Nomination of Lowden Ticket.

G. 0. P. CANDIDATES RUNNING NECK AND NECK FOR OFFICES   OFFICIAL COUNT OF THE BAL LOTS CAST IN ILLINOIS MAY BE NECESSARY TO SETTLE CONTESTS.

ANTI-THOMESOX _ CANDIDATES NOW IN LEAR BY ABOUT Bee 20ne   PROBABLY TAKE OFFICIAL COUNT TO DECIDE NONINEE FOR GOVERNOR OR SEN-

a A ite tte ata tiasitit  ‘Oglesby Leads Small By 3,000 For Governor, Early Saturday   McKINLEY IS VICTOR   Senatorial Candidate N ow Has Nearly 16,000 Lead Over Smith

WORKMEN ARE BURIED ALIVE   Steel Frame of Indianapolis Building Collapsed Today, Dealing Death.

50 ‘Trapped As Building Collapses   TWO KNOWN DEAD AND 32 INJURED IN INDIANAPOLIS MISHAP.

FRAME COLLAPSES; WORKMEN BURIEL   Structure Falls While Men Are at Work. -

FIFTY WORKMEN BURIED IN SCHOOL COLLAPSE   Disaster Occurs This Afternoon In In dianapolis—Two Known To Be Dead, 30 Hurt,

FALLING WALLS BURY FIFTY   Two Known Dead and Thirty Injured at Indianapolis.

50 MEN BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   Two Killed in indianapolis Teday When Building Collapsed

CRASH BURIES 5t   Two Killed Many Hurt as indian: apolie Building Fails

a0 WORKERS BURIED, AT LEAST TWO DEAD, 30 HURT: WHEN BIG STEEL FRAME FALL!

2 DEAD, 30 ), 30 INJURED AS FRAME COLLAPSES   Fifty Men Working on ‘Building When Accident Happens

2 DEAD; MANY INJURED IN BiG MISHAP TODAY:   Three Story Steel Frame at Manual High School  Buries Workmen.   30 INJURED PERSONS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

50 BURIED UNDER WALLS   Two Known Dead and Thirty Injured When Framework of New Building Collapses at Indianapolis.

Steel Frame Of Building Crashes Upon Workmen: Two Crushed To Death

RECORD SMASHED BY PLANE   Mail.Bearing Airplane Travels at 141 Miles an Hour Rate.

PLANE BREAKS ALL RECORDS   U. S. Mail Machine Travels at the _ Rate of 141 Miles an , Hour. i

RON RIVER “HUM REBELLION BRINGS ORDERS THAT WARRANTS NEEDED BEFORE ARRESTS MADE   SUPPORT McDONOUGH IN STAND ON RIGHTS

FORBIDS SEARCH FOR LIQUOR   Hederal Inetrectione Bar Arrests sj, =, Warrant.

NUM REBELLION PUTS NEW PHASE UN PROHIBITION   ,Case in Iron River Sets at Rest All Controversy Over Question of Procuring Warrants for Alleged Violators.   M'DONOUGH POPULAR 100!   He Can Have Anything in the Upper Peninsula He May Ask For, Even to  Presidency of the United States.

Many Whisky Suits May Be Dropped   Ruling Introduce in Tron County WHehigan, rele, Sald te Alvect. Pr re Cetions Surted  by Ih

COX RECEVES - RABBIT F00 1: ELECTION SUR!   Reports of Confidence in “Co>  Luck” Is Rapidly Growin; - in Ohio Where They Know , What He Can Do   FAMOUS HORSESHOE BRINGS CERTAINTS   Democratic Nominee Accepts Invitation of Judge Latham to Speak Chicago Chamber of Commerce in October

WiLL OPPOSE.) LITTLE   C.-L. O'Connor, Ft. Scott, Files Papers for Congress

‘NEW CHICAGO POST OFHICR         four MUliony Will Re Parcel Post Rusine       Spent for

ASQUITH RUNS ~FOR PARLIAMENT   FGRMER PREMIER IS CANDL DATE IN THE CONSTITUENCY OF PAISLEY.

FORMER PREMIER ASQUITH ONCE MORE A CANDIDATE FOR BRITISH PARLIAMENT

MMERICA NOT ALONE IN RESFUSING HONOR TO A PROPHET BY HIS OWN COUNTRYMEN OR FRIENDS

OPEN-TOPS FOR NON TIPPLE MINES   P. R. R. Takes Interpretation of Commission's Orderg and Furnishes Equipment to District Overators.   DEVELOPMENTS

VIRGIN ISLANDS WET   Eighteenth Amendment Has Ne Meaning in New Possessions.   Only Place Under the American Flag Where Prohibition 1s Not Being Enforced.

EFFICIENCY SUFFERS AS WAGES   As Compatfed With 1909 Figures Pay Has Incre“sed 127 Percent While Efficiency is Greatly Reduced.

CAPITAL SIDESTEPS ALASKA OFFICIAL’ REPORT DECLARES   ‘Laws Instead of Regulations Urged io Aid Development of Rich Territory.

LET ALASKA RULE SELF. 1S ADVICE   Territory Handicapped And Crippled Under Present Conditions, Says Governor.

ALASKA SEEKS GREATER SELF. GOVERNMENT   Governor Riggs Makes His Annual Report to the Government.   NATURAL RESOURCES OF COUNTRY IGNORED   Shrotage of Labor—Condi tion Better to Save Money.

HOME RULE FOR ALASKA LATEST PLEA   Governor of Territory Outlines Present Needs of Alaska.

TO WELCOME THE 35TH   Topeka Is Prepari g for Division Reunion in qe tember

FOR FOOUSTUFES   Peasants Want Shirts,  Shoes, Furniture, Pianos, ~ Carpets and Other Things - More Than Money.

LINKS PROFITTERING AND CAMPAIGN DONATIONS   Gidverner Cox, of Ohie, Says Sonn One is Trying to Buy Govern. mental Uuderhold.

PAYING THE PRICE   Former German Oifleers Redweed to Direct ‘Poverty Work al- Most Menlal Tasks or. Beg. ;

OFFICERS OF GERMANY ARE -NEMPLOYEL   In No Better Situation Thar Their Comrades of Army Days.

Hun Officers Starving, Not 7 ae 4 o% ue 2 ce  Able to Exist on Pensions

MYSTERY OF DEATH OF wat  WOMAN IN DETROIT   Coroner Gave Verdict of SuicideChloroform in Bottle in Her Hand   Mystery Letters Were Found in Her Effects——-Burial at Huntington.

SECOND PRIMARY "FOR GOVERNOI   Gardner and Morrison Close Together and Page is Eliminated,   ECOND PRIMARY. ‘WILL. BE : - NECESSARY IN SIXTH

Hob Volo LOWER Palbto FOR CLOTHING   THOUGH MANUFACTURERS HAVE NOT YET PROMISED THAT THEY WILL ASSENT.   To Retailers’ Proposal That Increased Cost of Labor be Absorbed And Not go to Buyer

MATERIAL REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING EXPECTED   lf Suggestions Put Forward, by Com. mittee of Dry Goods Hetailers Are Adotied,

CLOTHING COST REDUCTIONS TO BE FACT SOOK   MATERIAL CUT IN PRICE MAY. BE EXPECTED Ac. CORDING TO ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL.

LOWER PRICES FOR CLOTHING ARE PROMISED   Retail Dealers Pledge Aid in Campaign of Government.

BOASTED OF _ MURDER--IS - ARRESTED   CAMP TAYLOR SOLDIER  IS ACCUSED OF COMPITICITy    In Crime .for Which . His Brother Was Sentenced for Life — Murder Result  of Love Affair—Another “ Renthear Wald

SULDIER BANGS TA MUROE   And is Arrested at Camp Taylor.—sBrother Was Convicted and Sentenced for ‘Life for the Same Crime.— Love Affate the Cauce. 

SOLDIER CHARGED WITH COMPLICITY IN MURDEF   Brother of Beckham Bates is Now Serving Life Sence for Same Crime.

SOLDIER HAS  BEEN ARRESTED   Held in Connection With Murder Committed _ Last December

SOLDIER 1S ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH MUSDER FASTENED UPON SROTHER   SOLDIER AT CAMP ZACHARY TAY. POR TALKED TOO MUCH AFTER  GETTING INTO ARWY.

UGLESH BY Hk NARROW LEAD   Thompson ‘Ticket Probably Beaten in h-,  wee Cnndinet

does Sites oe A. Cae ee JSS 2sa ee pee oe ee FOOD PRICES DECREANE,

WOMAN SUFFRAGE DOOMED BELIEF   Opponents of Ratification Have Control in Delaware; May Force Vote On Measure Today.

REPORT FELIX DIAZ IN REVOLT DENIED   Gen. Serrano Says Diaz Is Friendly te Huerta Government and  Will Also Be to Obregon

ONE MORE VICTORY WILL GIVE GUP 10 CIR THOMAS LIPTON   Shamrock IV Runs Up Total of Two Races to None Against Resolute.   DEFENDER DISPUTED EVERY INCH OF COURSE   Contest Was Neck-to-Neck, ~ Chadenger Winning by Only Two Minutes and Twentysix Seconds Corrected ,Time, but Over Nine Elapsed Time.

SHAMROCK ONE VICTORY NEARER FINAL CUP GOAI   St. Thomas Lipton Wins Cios: Race For Cup In Contest Stag ed Tuesday.

SHAMROCK IV FIRST OVER SCORING LINE   LIPTON’S IRISH SWEETHEART HAS WON TWO RACES.   Early in the Race There Was Berg: Mng Satl Shitting That Made It Look Like a Winner for the Resolute.

CHALLENGER WINS SECOND CUP RACE   Sir Thomas Lipton’s Yacht Takes Second Leg of International Classic   NECK AND NECK CONTEST   Irish Sportsman Is Now Nearer His Cherished Ambition Than Bver Before

'LIPTON NEARS HIS GOAL   RESOLUTE Lost SECOND YACHT RACE -TO THE SHAMROCK.    British Challenger ew Needs Only ‘One More Vietory -to Lift: the Ameriea’s Cap—-To Sail Third Race Today.

SHAMROCK WINS AGAIN   CONTEST VERY CLOSE ONE   Lipton’s Yacht Needs But One More Victory to Take. America’s Cup.

CHAMAOEK WINS AGAIK   CONTEST. VERY CEQSE. ONE   Lipton's Yacht Needs: But One _More . Victory to. Take,

IPTON NEAR LIFTING TH FAMOUS GUF   Irish Sloop Crosses Line Over Two Minutes Ahead of Resolute.

SHAMROCK IY Is WINNER SECOND YACHT GUP RACE   Outsails American Contender lt Good Style and Raises British Hope Greatly   ONE MORE VICTORY WILL TAKE THE CUP BACK HOME   Two Minutes, Twenty-Six Seconds  Given As the Actual Time Under Which. Victory Was Won

Defeats American Defender Resolute by Two Minutes, Twenty Six Seconds.   IRISH SLOPE HOLDS LEAD THRUOUT RACE   Resolute Unable to Find the Wind While Shamrock Gets Good Breeze.

SHAMROCK WINS IN GLOSE FINISH   PRITISH CHALLE SGER NERD bir ONE MOR ViCTORS fro win cur

FURTHER PAPER CONSERVATION IS A NECESSITY   Conditions Worse Then Last Six Months Abead Unless There Is Drastic Action. Publisher Says,

PUARTASHERS WARNED TO CONSERVE b NEV       THER QUINT Pp:          Glass Predicts Worse "Situation Tt Adviceu Is Not Herded,

MUST SAVE MORE PAPER   Newspaper Men Told Prine Situation _ May Be Wore Next Fall.

Glass Warns Pap Papers “They Must: Conserve More to. Avoid Pinch

TWO ASSAILANTS. ATTACK - WOUND GREEK PREMIER   Bullet Lodged in Shoul. der; Venezelos in no Danger.

Premier Venizelos   Spent Good Nicht   Pired on Yesterday hy Two Young Croeks—Halte¢ WH Ds Extracted rom Shoulder Boduy.

VENIZELOS TO RECOVER   GREEK PREMIER WAS SHOT BY OUSTED ARMY OFFICERS.   Men Were Discharged From the Army After the Fall of Former King Constantine.

“VENIZELOS IN NO DANGER      Greek Preminr Was Wounded by Greeks in Paris

VENIZELOS OUT OF TANGER   Greek Premicr. Not: Serlousty Flori By. Assassin's Bullet

PREMIER TO RECOVER   Venizelos Was Shot by Two Men He Ousted From Army.   Weare Removed @fter Fell of Former King Constartine Because of Thelr Pro.German Sentiments,

VENIZELOS SHOT IN “LYONS; SHOWS NO con AE WAKES   Shooting Was Done By Two reeks, Who Say It Was From Personal Reasons.— Premier Is Improving RapidIv Savs Reports Today.

BULLET TAKEN FROM SHOULDER OF VENIZELOS   Greek Premier Resting Well and Is in No  Danger.

WOUNDED GREEK PREMNER. HAS aESTTIL NIGHT   Bullet, Lodged: in Left Shou! “der, to Be Extracted by Surgeon ss

HARDING AND COX BECOME MEMGEKS AMERICAN JOURN: ALISTS ASSOCIATION

JOURNALISTS INVITE. CANDIDATES TO JOIN   St, Louis Newspapermen Fos: tering Organization,

UNIONS TO ASK PRESIDENT 0 VETO RAIL BILI   Labor, Financial and Dividend Prov visions of Measure Regarded as  Unfair by Leaders.

PRESIDENTIAL VETO   WILL BE ASKED BY LABOR 03 RALLROAD TILE. :        ight) = This  rd Laubar. Will Tinish,  Bill ‘To the 4

WILSON URGED TO VETO BILL      Rall Workers Move Against the ~- Cummins Measure,   SEND MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT

L ASK VETO OF THE RAIL BILL   MEMORIAL WILL BE SENT TI WHITE HOUSE BY RAIL ROAD LABOR.   IS BACKED BY 2,000,000 MEN   Union Forces Plan te Test Constiteu tutionality of Act if Presidant Signs Measure.

RAILROAD LABOR WILL ADK PRESIDENT NOT 10 SIGH BILL   Will Present Brief, Probably Today, of Reasons Why It Should be Vetoed.   NEXT STEP IS TO TEST CONSTITUTIONALITY OF LAW   labor Provisions Will he Most Bit terly Assailed, but Plan Also Con: templates Attack on Financial See. tions Held to be Unfair to Taxpay: ers and Burden to Government,

RAILROAD MEN ASK VETO BY DPECINENT      Representatives of Two Mil lion Union Workers to Re  quest Withholding of Signature   CONSTITUTIONALITY TO BE TESTED IF SIGNED   Labor Officials Make Plans  to Altack Measure From Several ‘Angles

ASK THE PRESIDENT  TO VETO RAILS BILL   UNION WORKERS DECIDE Tt MAKF DEFINITE DEMAND.   Unesual Pressure On White House to Nellify Emactment of Congress— Division ef Opinion On Wage Demands.

LABOR WILL ASK VETO  OF BILL   Union Leaders to Submit Memorial to President Asking That Railroad Measures be Disapproved..   VALIDITY OF LAW NOT THE QUESTION

Decision Is Made Late Last Night to Make Rejection Request.   WANT PRESIDENT TO HEAR LABOR REASON   Passage to Bring Fight or Constitutionality of Reorganization.

E THRE   ETD OF RAILROAD BILL 1S UnbiO BY UNH WORKERS   Memorial Signed by 2,000,000 Men Sent - to President   ASSAIL LABOR: PROVISIONS

ABOR TO REQUEST WILSON’S VETO ON RAILROAD MEASURE   if Plea Is Denied, Next Step Will Be to Test Constitutionality of Law—Present Memorial Today.

BROTHERHOODS PLAN APPEAL TO WILSON   Railway Union Heads to Submit Memorial Tomorrow Urging President to Veto Cummins-Esch Measure.   FARM COUNCIL ALSO OPPOSED

PRESIDENTIAL YETO   WILL BE ASKED BY LABOR ON RALLMOAD BILL,   Oreanized Labor Will Fight = This  Bill To the Joinish.

CUMMING Eabh  MERGURE Na! RUN GAUNTLET lt SPPONENTS   Railway Workmen Send Memorial to President, Asking That He Withhold His Sianature From the Act.   MAY GO TO COURT TO TEST VALIDITY   lf All Other Efforts Fail. the Union Program Is to Hav: the Constitutionality o the Law Passed Upon.

LAGOA TO URGE WILSON VETO HALLWAY BILL   IF THIS FAILS WILL GO INTO COURT TO TEST CONSTITUTIONALITY   Labor Provisions Obnoxious But Will Also Attack Financial Sections In Interest Of “People”

LABOR ASKS WILSON TO VETO RAIL BILL   TWO MILLION BACK OF MEMOR: IAL TO BE SENT TO WHITE HOUSE TODAY   ENTRANCE INTO POLITICS   Headquarters Throughout Country Requested to Line up Men Acwinst “Enemies.”

UNION OFFICIALS WILL CARRY PLES TO WHITE HOUSE   WILL SUBMIT MEMORIAL KE QUESTING THAT PRESIDENT WITHHOLD SIGNATURE,   OTHER STEPS CONSIERED   Employes Will Arrange To Test Con. stitutionallty of Act if Fiyecutive Approval is Given They Declare.

RR LABOR TO.      Decide to Seek ‘Opportunity to __Preseht Brief_of-Objections —Do Not. Put Faith Even in ~Palmer’s: Opinion Upon Va-fidity of. Legislation Now _ Before President for Sinna‘GRR

REJECTION OF RAILWAY BILL TOBE SOUGHT   WANT TIME FOR A FIGHT ON IT   WILL TEST THE LAW IN THE COURTS, IS THE DECISION

Railroad Men to Ask Wilson to Defer Action on Railroad Bill Pending Filing of Briel

RAIL LABOR TO ASK WILSON TO VETOR. RBI   ME UNION CHIEF SYS A. F. OF 1 “ND RK. R. ADMINISTRATION IN SECRET KNAVERY

RAILWAY LABOR REQUESTS VETO   Will Ask Wilson to Disapprove Railroad Bill   Yetailing Their Reasons for Opposing Reorg anization Measure Passed by Congress and Request Delay for that Purpose—Next Step in Unnion Program Not Disclosed

LABOR WILL Rok WILSON TODAY 10 VETO RAIL BILL   lf He Signs Measure Union: Will Test Its Constitutionality.   REACH SUDDEN DECISION

BROTHERHOODS PLAN APPEAL TO WILSOI   Railway Union Heads to Submit Memorial Tomorrow, Urging Veto Cummins-Esct Meagure.

President Intends to Have Palmer Pass on Validity of Reorganization Bill——Decision of Union Officials Reached Suddeniy-—Sentiment Almost  Traantmane

UNIONSURGEVETO OF RAILROAD BILL   Delay of Presidential Approval of Cummins-Esch Measure to be Sought Today   INEQUITY IS ALLEGED   Formal Presentation of Case to President Only Course Agreeable to All

WILE ASK WILSON ~—TOVETO MESURE   LEADERS OF RAILROAD WORKERS “TO MAKE REQUEST OF ~ . PRESIDENT.   BRIEF TO BE. PRESENTED   Next Step, Will Be to Test Constitutonality of Law if Executive Will Not Acquiesce.

TAG DAY BRINGS - FLOOD:OF CONS. « FOR G00D GAUSE   a 7 ee  Annual. Event ig” Big Success : Ww ith Thousands Contribut fs “8 ig’ to Fund .   WORKERS ”-ARE: STIMULATED BY IDEAL WEATHER TODAY   Believed that Large Sum Will be : Realized for Visiting Nurse

TAG DAY BRINGS FLOOD OF COINS FOR GOOD CAUSE   Annual Event i¥ Big Success With Thousands Contribut-— ing to Fund   WORKERS ARE STIMULATED BY IDEAL WEATHER TODA   Believed that Large Sum Will bi Realized for Visiting Nurse

SHIFTING TO CONSERVATIVES.   Sentiment in Germany Toward Hindenbarg for President.

Ebert Regains Sway; Hindenburg Germans Next Ruler, Is Belief   Full Ebert Ministry Expected Back in Berlin To~ day; Regular Troops Are Guarding Streets; Dr. Kapp Deposed.

SELLS FOSSIL SUPPLY TO SAN DIEGO MUSEUN   THE CHEAT COLLECTION OF CHAKLES H. STERNBEG TAKEN OVER       Directors of Maseum, Hupe to EnGave Lawrence Man as Cue rater of Collection

SELLS FOSSIL SUPPLY TO SAN DIEGO MUSEU   /THE CREAT COLLECTION  /OF CHARLES H. STERN BERG TAKEN OVER   Diveectors of Museum, Hope to Enfaaze Lawrence Man as Curater of Collection

PRICE DROPS EXPECTED: TO MARK REST OF YEAR   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Report Says Readjustment Will Not Cause Crisis.

- SLOW, BUT SURI   NATIONAL CHAMBEEK OF COM“MERCE PREDICTS DEFINITE _ TREND TO LOWER LEVELS

NATIONAL LEAGUE   J. $. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PREDICTS  FALL OF PRICES

Says Club is One of Many Or-: ganizations to Promote - —~ Euuality and Fairness

SADLER TELLS OF HIGHWAY DELAYS   Commissioner Makes Statement Explaining Why Builders’ Prices Are High.   ON AN INSPECTION TOUR   Embargoes And Uncertainty’ in Freight Shipments Have Jeapardized Construction. Crisis Reached.

COAL LACK HURTS ROAD PROGRAM   Inability of Contractors to Secure Fuel Is Seriously Delaying Construction Work in the State.   HAPPENINGS

GUESSING HAP PMNS Pol *TTIEM WOO   THREE ‘CONTESTANTS FOR THE a GOVERNORSHIP,   Best Balanced Men To Be Selected - ' —~As Delegates Go Uninstructed

SELECT CLERGY DELIVER PRAYERS AT CONVENTION   Various Denominations Repre sented Among Prominent Churchmen Chosen

SPA CONFERENCE 5 CONCLUDED   Lloyd George Hopes Americans Will Be Present at Next Meeting.

BRITISH PREMIER WANTS AMERICAN   Lloyd George Hopes They  * Join Conference

TWO TRUCKS STOPPED.   fiead Suptrintendent)$ Warns Truck Owners to Watch Overloading.

STOPPEE     FWO FRUCE   Toad Superintendent: Warns Truck Owners to ich Ovevioudin

PRESBYTERIANS CONSIDER IITERCHURGH MOVEMENT   Resolution for Withdrawal Ex pected to Go to Executive Committee for Action.

INTER-CHURCH MOVEMENT.   Presbyterians Uncertain Whether Te Withdraw Or Not,

8 BREWERIES IN CINCINNATI 10 BE UNDER PROBE   Expect Important Developments Following Raid There Yesterday.   EXAMINATION OF ALL BEER SAMPLES TAKEN

RAIDED - SALOONS   Prohibition. Agents Were Very Busy at Cincinnati Yesterday.

8 BREWERIES RAIDED BY DRYS IN CINCINNATI   Developments Are Expected to Fol. low Raid Made Yesterday by Dry Forces

OHIO BREWERIES ARE RAIDED    Cincinnati Plants Face Seizure it Tests Go Wrona.

RAIDS CONDUCTED BY 35 IMPORTED AGENTS   Supervising Prohibition. Office: Thomas E. Stone of Baltimore in Charge.   CINCINNATI BARS RAIDED   Samples Taken and Stocks Seal ed Until Analysis Can Be Made. ,

U. S. RAIDS OHIO BREWERIES   Piants at Cincinnati Face Seizure if Tests Prove Violation of Pro. hibition Law.

GINCINNAT! SALOONS AND BREWERIES RAIDED BY FEDERAL OFFICERS   SAMPLES OF BEERS ON SALE WILL BE ANALYZED BY THE FEDERAL CHEMISTS.

OLD GUARD FLAYED BY WOOD'S MANAGE   MILLIONAIRE WHO DONATET $500,000 TO WOOD FUND REPLIES TO BUFLER'S CHARGES,

PROCTER DENOUNCES © OLD GUARD COMBINE TO DEFEAT GENERAL   Campaign ‘Angel’ Intimates nenrel Manipulations of Daugherty Delivered Delegates

ULD GUARD AND BUTLER FLAYED  BY PROCTOR   Declares Charges of Nev New York Candidate Are Maliciously False   SAYS GEN. WOOD WAS CHOICE OF PEOPL/   HARDING WAS NOMINATED A1 2:11 A. M. BEFORE VOTE WAS TAKEN, ASSERTS THE SOA* MAKER.

PROCTOR FLAYS = OLD GUARD FOR WOOD'S DEFEAT   Millionaire Soap Manufacturer Particularly Incensed at Br. Butler's. Charge of Work Bone by “Ej. nanelal Gamblers.”

Proctor Bitterly Resents Butler’s Statement   Millionaire Contributor to Wood Cam.  paign Fund Denies the Financial Gamblers Backed His Candidate.

OLDGUARD HELD» RESPONSIBLE FOR WOOD'S DEFEAT   (OOPER PROCTOR, MULLIONARRE SOAP MANUFACTURER, 18SUES STATEMENT.   Is incensed at Nicholas Butler for the Statemrent thit Wood Was Back. ed by “Hizh-Class Gamblers.”

GRAIN IN SLUMP   Wheat, Corn and Oats Suffer Heavy Declines Sat nrdaayv.

HOLD-UP SLAYER IS HANGED TODAY   Two of Scheduled Hang'ng Victims in Chicago Get Stays of Executions.

FIGHTING LOOMS IN OWL DISPHTE   Rangers are Dispatched to Texas-Oklahoma Boundary Region to Keep Order

TEXAS RANGERS RUSH TO TEXAS-OKLAHOMA BOUN. DARY TO GUARD.   ALAOUSHEG MAY RESULT   Indicated That Claimants of Oil Lard on Red River Are About Ready to Contest Claims.

OIL, LAND” 1S ~ IN. DISPUTE AND TROUBLE: BREWING   Claimants of Title to Land Between Texas and Oklaho ma Threaten to Engage In Gun Plav.      Until Decided” Otherwise Officials Take View That. Land. Belongs fo Texas. Trouble in  The Air. ©.

TROUBLE THREATENED    Texas and Oklaboma Of] Men Are  Close to Clash

FIGHT OVER BOUNDARY IS THREATENED   Claimants of Oil Lands in Bitter Row With Both Sides Ready to Shoot—Rangers Are Sent to scene.

HEAVILY ARMED TEXAS RANGERS ENROUTE TO THE OKLA-TEXAS. RIVER BOUNDARY LINE

FWENTY STATES HAYE BEF) VISITED INCLUDING SOME - OF PRE SOLID SOUTH   JAYS SENATE WOULD NOT RA‘. WEY THE COX PROGRAM IF HE 18 ELECTED

HARDING SURE OF VICTORY NOV, 2   Republican Nominee Returns to Marion More Confident of Election Than, Ever.   TO END FIGHT IN OHIO!

HARDING IS CONFIDENT TRIPS HAVE MADE MANY VOTES   S TAKING A WORE AGQRESSIVI ATTITUDE ON THE LEAGUE OF NATEONS

REIUAN 1 PORCH FROM OTRENUUUS TOUR TAROUGH JOUBTFUL EASTERN STATES      League Is Biggest Issue of Senator’s Campaign and He Feels That He Has Clinched the Voters on This Score.

INGEN ~ FRTH TOUR   rBLICAN CANDIDATE ON HIS ay BACK TO THE FRONT porch   mWED AND WORN OUT   ping te Show Signs ot His Hare mpaigning-—B liewes He Has van Many D mbtftul Voters  T> His Catise,

G. 0. P. Nominee’s Speeches At Bafialo and Rochester Marked Last Invasion ot Territory Outside of Ohio.  TO VISIT FOUR BiG CITIES OF HOME STATE  New York Leaders Assure the  Candidate Empire State is Republican—Estimate Majority At 400,000.

HARDING BACK © AT MARION TODA)   Not Enough Votes Can Be Gbtaines to Put the League Through, He Says.

DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM WHOLLY ~TMPOSOBLE OF FULLFLAENT ~~ DECLARED SENATOR HARDING      It Is Unamerican and - ‘Unwise and Will  Keep-the People In Useless Ferment of ' Controversy—Har ding Affected With Slight Colds From His Latest Trip... “

AIG URE NEW YORK WILL GO REPUBLICAN   Senator Returning to Marion After Talk In Eastern State.   TO STAY IN OHIO   Nominee to Confine Trips To Home State From Now On

CON'S ELECTION WOULD BRING A NEW DEADLOCK   Harding Shows that His Party Must Be Suc- cessful

SPECTRE OF RAL STRKE EXECUTES "QUICK FADE-AWAY   Heads of-16 of The 17 Unions Vote to Accept Wage Awards. .   REFERENDUM TO  BE TAKEN SOON   Seven Unions Will Vote On Ae. ceptance Or Rejection of ~ ‘The Awards.

AATLWAY STRIKE SPEOIER FAUES   Sixteen of Seventeen” Transportation Unions Vote to Accept Wage Award.   THE CHIEFS OF NINE ACUEPT IT OUTRIGHT   Seven Union Heads Vote to Make it Subject to Referencom Vote.

efs Of Nine Bodies Accept OQutright—Seven Favor Referendum   LEGRAPHERS ALONE: WILL OPPOSE TERMS   al Decision, However, Will Not Be Reached Before September

RAIL LEADERS AGCEPT AWARD UNDER PROTEST   Representatives of 16 of 17 Transportation Unions Approve Action.   Seven Union Chiefs Will Submit Wage Proposal to Referendum.

STRIKE SPECTER FADES WW TOE      Referendum Will Be Taken By Seven Unions On the Recommendation By the Chiefs That They Accent Under Protest

MANORITY  TQ AGGEPT THE AWARD   Referendum On Award Not To Be Had Before September 1st

ACCOMPANIED BY SEVERE GALE IT CAUSES MUCH DAM. AGE ALONG WATERFRONT

GALE AND TIDE AT BOSTON ARE HIGt   CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONT THERE BY UNUSUALLY SEVERE COSTAL STROM

BOSTON STRUCK BY TIDAL WAVES   Twelve-Foot Tide and Sixty Mile Gale Gombine to Cause Damage on Eastern Coast  Vessels Fail to Make Port As’ Violent Wind Whips Massa chusetts Shores. 

TIDES AT BOSTON CAUSE CONFUSION   Water Goes Over Wharves ~— On Dock Front.

BLUE RIDGE — REUNION NOTES   Large Majority of Eightieth Division Boys Are Planning to Attend Reunion at Richmond, Va.  September 4, 5 and 6,   PKOGRAM NOTES.

PRESIDENT. ELECT NOT ~ JO MST IN MEXICO      ‘NEXT PRESIDENT OF UNITED - STATES ‘WILL NOT CALL. ON EXECUTIVE OF OUR SISRER REPUBLIC

HARDING SPEAKS AT NEW ORLEANS   ‘PRESIDENT-ELECT ADDRESS. ES ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE   MESSAGE FOR AMERICA   Period of Reconstruciion Bound to Carry With it Some Disappoint-_ menis    4 “Confident America” Hardin: Believes Will Meet and Solve  New: Problems 

President-elect Urges. ‘Sart ity, Clear Thinking-and  Commen Sense’.   OPTIMISM. 18 NEEDED   Gives ‘Plans to- Solve Post . War Problems in New ” Orleans. -

HARDING. SEARS 'IN NEW ORLEANS   THE PRESIDE ENT-ELECT IS ON “HES WAY'TO PANAMA,   PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE DEALING HIS PLEA.   Sanity, Clear-Thinking Honesty. Common Sense-and Uo-operatlon Needs of the Hour.

Delicious Banquet Maple Nut for dinner; order now. Phone 3000. Springfield Creamery (Co.

BLAZE AT JOLIET PRISON   Incendiary Fire Destroys the Chai: Factory, Causing a Loss of $20,000.

ALIEN INCREASE BIG   SECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON SUBMITS ANNUAL REPORT.   Figures for Last Fiscal Year Show 633,371 Sought Entrance and 428,062 Left U. S.

LABOR SECRETARY HITS AED MENACE IN ANNUAL REPORT   Urges Co-Operation of Foreigr Countries for Controlling Influx of Immigrants.   PROPOSES LEGISLATION AS REMEDY FOR STRIKE   Recommends Organization of Joint Industrial Boards to Settle Disputes.

REPORT OF LABOR SECRETARY.   Vr. Wilson Says He Stands fer Principle ef Ceolleetive Bargainins.

ALIENS INCREASE. GREATLY LAST YEAR   Annual Report of Secretary of! Labor Wilson.   Shows Total of 633,371 Sought En trance in Fiscal Year—428,062 Left Country.

WOULD STOP, IMMIGRATION   At Its European SourceWilson’s Suggestion

HITS RED MENACE IN ANNUAL REPOR]   Labor Secretary Urges Co-Operation of Foreign Countries for Controlling Influx of Immigrants

SLURETARY IN YEARLY REPORT   THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION \LIENS ADMITTED DURING LAST FISCAL VEAR

Lumber Barge Pirrie te Feared to Be Lost With Eighteen Perseus en Reard.

Government Begins Inventory of Manufacturing and Industrial Resources of the Entire Nation

FIELD WORK BEGAN TODAY   Estimated that Over Six Months Will Be Required for Work

OFFICIALS FEAR ALLEGED KID NAPPER WILL DIE BEFORE BROUGHT TO TRIAL   (By United Press)

EC STIIKING TKHNAN   Tandlerds File Suits Against Tenminis tho Fiefuse to Move

HOLD ANOTHER SESSION.   Sub-Committee Investigating Campaicn Fxpenditurcs to Meet.

HOOVER TELLS WILSON WOULD CURB PACKERS   SAYS THEY USED STOCKYARDS AND CAR SERVICE FOR OWN ADVANTAGE   Advocates Municipal Abattoirs And Other Measures For Giving People Needed Relief

HOOVER FEARFUL OF PACKERS’ CONTROL   Former: Food Administrator, However, Advises Against Government Operation.

Hoover’s Plan For Control Of Packers Made Public Along With Confidential Report To Wilson

Declares There Is a Growing and Dangerous Domination of Nation’s Food Stuff.   CAN CHANGE PRICES BY REFUSING TO BUY   Initiative Undermined and Tyrany In Commercial World Is The Result.

PRESOON HEADS NEBRASKA 6. A. A   Election of Officers Concludes Fremont Encampment — . Rastings. Gets Mox', Meeting.

MOVE HEARING TO SICK ROOM   Centest Over Miillionaire Lumberman’s  Will Now On

— ——  Fredericksburg Road Wants io Issue Note for Its Indebtedness

ONLY HALF OF GOAL MINERS AVE ETURNED TO WORK   POLISH ARMIES REPORTED = TO BEN FULL BLAST

DENEKINE’S SUCCESSOR BEGINS HOUSECLEANING   Breaks Up Staff Jobs and Sends Men to Front

NEW ANTI-RED CHIEF IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA MAKES AIDES FIGHT   Two Officers Executed for Violation of Discipline; Politics Barred

CONFERENCE TO BE CALLED   Senators Would Revive the Wat Finance Beard.   URGING LEGISLATIVE ACTION

HONE -RENQE  ‘10 BE GHLLED  Sent wi auld Rosie he Wal Finance’ Bear di:      USGING LEGISLATIVE ACTION

ALLIES WILL ~ GUTTURKEY'S POWER DOWN   Navy Almost Abolishec and Army Will Be Reduced.

TURKEY WILL BE ~ SHOAN.OF POWER   NAVY COMPLETELY ABOLISHED AND ARMY CUT.   IMERIGA 1S OUT ENTIRELY   U. S. Representatives Withdrawn from All Peace Conference Commissions *—England Disposed to Be More Liberal Toward Germany.

[WILL STRIP.  7 ‘TURKEY OF. ER POWER   oil of Premiers Decide of Ottoman,     The. Ca

ALLIED COUNCIL TAKES ITS STAND   Population Will Be Reduced From Thirty To Six Millions Through Clipping Off Areas Now a  Part of Empire. :

TURKEY SHORN _ OF HER POWER   Sick Man of Europe Threatened by Relapse When Victors Finish With Him.

TURKEY WILL ‘BE SHORN OF POWER   COUNCIL DECIDED TO) AROL [SH TURKISH NAVY, LEAYING FEW SMALL KHIPS   DEADLOCK HAS BEEN REACH. ED EN ADRIATIC ‘SITUATION, IT IS AXSOUNCED

TURKEY WILL BE SHORN OF POWER   Allied Peace Treaty Would Strir Nation of Controlling Influence

TURKEY WILL BE SHORN OF POWER   TO CUT POPULATION   REMOVAL OF DISTRICTS WILL CUT POPULATION TO 6,000,000 —ADRIATIC SITUATION 1S AT DEAD.  LOCK

- SHORN OF HER PRE-WAR POWER   Will Lase Four-fifihs of Her Population Under Terms Now Contemplat  ALMOST ENTIRE NAVY - TO RE AROLISHED   Couneft of Premiers Busy With Dis: cussion of Affairs of Eastern Nation

TURKEY. WILL BE ~ SHORN OF POWER ~ BY NEW TERM      Population af Turkish Einpire Will Be Reduced From Approximately. 30,000,000 to 6,008,000.

Thousands Give Suggestions For Cabinet Posts   President-Elect However Say: No One Has Been Offered Job Yet.   SOME SENATORS MAY BE OFFERED PLACES   Harding May Resign Seat in} Senate at Once is  Belief. :

New Cabinet Occupies At. tention of Next Executive But no Selections Are Made   MAY LEAVE SENATE   Resignation May Be Decided Thursday—Gov. Cox Offers to Appoint F,  B. Willis,

CABINET MAKERS WORK OVERTIME: ~— JOAID HARDIN   Suggestions To Presi dent-elect Come From Many Sources.   HAS NOTMADEA SELECTION YE’   Indicates He Will Be In Ni Hurry To Announce His Official Family.

BESEIGERS OF ADANA BEATEN   ‘French Governor Relievec __ and American Workers Are Safe.

ALL BUT SIXTEEN WILL RE! CEIVE DIPLOMAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON   TO GRADUATE FRIDAY   Capt. Harold D. Burdick of K. U. Will Make the Graduating Address   ‘Those Who Do Not Receive Di plomas Will ‘Take One Junior Subject Next Year

JUNIOR HIGH CLASS HAS 117 MEMBERS   ALL BUT SIXTEEN WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS FRIDAY AFTERNOON   TO GRADUATE FRIDAY   Capt. Harold D. Burdick of K. U. Will Make the Graduating Address   Those Who Do Not Receive Diplomas Will Take One Junior Subject Next Year

Feel Constantineple Lowt.      Sultan Looks Broken aad <Reopte See End to_Rule in Etrepe. .

FEEL CONSTANTINOPLE LOST.   Sultan Looks Broken nnd People See End to Rules Piaeopes

THE SULTAN'S ~ HARVEST READ   AGED, BROKEN, AND LOS ING HIS POWER   Mohammed VI Views British   War Vessels on Waters of Bosphorus.

POWDER BLAST KILLS THREE   Score Missing Fellowing Explosion at Dinmont Powder Mille.

POWDER EXPLOSICN   At Dupont Mills Causes Kill. inc of Four Men.

POWDER MILL AT ~MOOSIC PA, BLEW UP EARLY TODAY   Four Bodies Have Been Remove ~ From-the. Debris—Several Per-. sons Hurt,

THREE DIE IN POWDER BLAST   Seventeen Others Injured When Du pont Plant at Mosic, Pa., Biows  Up—Soore Missing.

FOUR KILLED WHEN POWDER EXPLODED   Two Were Seriously Injured And  Fifteen Others Slightly Hurt.

54-HOUR WEEK . IS CONTINUED IN GLOBE MILI   Workers Prefer Such : Schedule While Othe: Corporations Go on 48. Hour Schedule.

AUTOMOBILE KILLS CUSTER’S LAST MAN   Escaped In Noted Indian Massacre To Be Killed By Automohile.

FOUND HOARDING MUCH SUGAR   New York Grocer Faces Two Years ie Penitentiary.

SUGAR HOARDER GETS 2 YEARS   Owner of Smal! Grocery Sentenced to Fort Leavenworth After Conviction; Had Big Store on Hand.

REDS FORCE PEACE TERMS IN EUROPE   Washington Advised That PolishRuss Armistice Will Be Signed.   POLISH ARMIES DEFEATED   Declared That Force of Arms Is About to Compe! Forma! Recognition of — Moscow Soviet Goverrniment—  U. &. Not included.

PEAGE IN EUROPE FORGED BY AUDD   Moscow 0. K.’s Terms of Armis: tice, Washington Hears.   ALLIES TO RECOGNIZE REDS   Force of Arms About to Compe! For mal Recognition of. the Soviet Government—United States ls Not Included.

RUSSIANS FORCE EUROPEAN PEACE   Washington Advised That PolishRuss Armistice Will Be _ Signed.   POLISH ARMIES DEFEATED   Declared That Foree of Arms is About to Compel Formal Recognition of _ Moscow Soviet Government—  U. &. Not tnctuded,

HARDING MEETS WILCOX OF N. Y. FOR CONFERENCE   G. O. P. Leader Endor. ses Nominees’ “‘Front Porch’? Campaign.

WILCOX O. K.’S FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Leader of Hughes’ Disastrous Campaign Confers With Harding Today.

DEMPSEY iS FREED.   Federal Authorities Dismiss Further indictments as Slacker.

DISMISS CHARGE VERSUS DEMPSE}   AML Charges ‘Against Pempsey and His Manager Are Caneelled by Tnigve Dooling

20 LASHES FOR WIFE BEATER   Aliso Two Months in Jail Meted Out by a Hagerstown, Md. Justice.

WIFE BEATER TO BE WHIPPED   Sentenced to Receive Twenty Lashes and Prison Sentence.

TO HOLD SECOND CONFERENCE   Bankers Consider Interest Rates On Bank Balances.   FAIL TO TAKE FINAL*AGTION

NATION MAY GUI DOWN IN GRED!T   Governor Harding of Federal Reserve Banks Warns cf Likelihood of Contracting Currency in Near Future; infiation Biamed fer H. C. L.

UNCLE SAM READY TO APPLY BRAKES TO SPECULATION   NATIONS BANKERS ARE  FIED THAT INCREASKE  DISCOUNT RATE 18 DANGEROUS         TO CONTRACT CURRENCY   Effort Will be Made to Put Credits Back on Peace Time Basis— Artilicial Rates are No Longer Necessary

REDUCE SPECULATION, CUT LIVING COST   Federal Reserve Banks Will Further Increase Discount Rates as Measured to Deflate Currency.

10. PUTA BRAKE ON SPECULATION   GOY. HANDING ‘OF FEDEILAI RESERVE BOARD ISSUED WaRNING TO BANKEBR —   PUT BRAKE. ON SPECULATION ERING BUSINESS BACK TO PEACE STANDING

Government Today Warns All Bankers      Tnele Sam About Ready to Pu Brake on Speentition to Bring (errant Ta Noimnal.

RESERVE BOARD WARNS BANKER   ARE INFORMED THAT FURTHER INCREASED DISCOUNT RATES MUST BE RECKONED,   BACK TO PEACE TIME BASIS

MEANS CONTRADICTION OF NATION’S CURRENCY   Indicgtes Government Ys Nearly Reedy To Bring Dusiness Rack To Peace Thne Standing.

TON OF CURRENCY MAY BE CONTRACTED   WARNING 1S ISSUED BY GOV. ERNOR HARDING AGAINST DISCOUNT RATES.

GOVERNMENT READY TO PUT A BRAKE: ON “SPECULATION   Fprther Increase in Discount Rate  of. Federal Reserve Banks Isa  Contingency Which Must.Be_ Reckoned. With.

DETECTIVE IS SHOT   eee  When He Tries to Arrest Ne. gro at New Castle

POLAND SEEMS IN ASCENDANCY   ‘Successes of Poles May Lead te Breaking Off Peace Negotiations.   TROTZKY COMMANDS RUSSIANS

May Break Off Russo-Polish  Peace Parley   War Party Seems To Be Gain. ing In Power In Poland At Present   TROTZKY COMMANDS 4 ARMY PERSONALLY   Russian Resistance Is Reported To Be Somewhat Stiffened

SOVIET READY FOR ARMISTICE   Bolshevik Army Command  Ordered to Begin Negotiations-for Immediate Truce.   POLAND ASSURED OF AID

MEANS PEACE FOR EUROPE   Russians Have Crossed Boundary Line and Are Fighting on Polish Soil   Allies Promise Every Aid ir Campaign to Drive Ou Invaders

ORDER SOVIET ARMY HEADS TO PREPARE TRUCE   Russian Soviet Government Orders Leaders of Bolsheviki to Negotiate Armistice.   RED TROOPS DEFEAT POLES   Cossack and Tartar Troops Being Used by Russions In Offensive Against Galicia.

SOVIET RUSSIA IS MOVING TO SECURE PEACE WITH POLANE   Message Received in Londor  Says Moscow Has Advised Poles It is Ready to Talk.  Armistice and Peace.

DETAILS FOR MEETING ARE ARRANGED   Hand to Hand Fighting Batile for Possesradno Fortis — i s Fight

SOVIETS 70 NEGOTIATE. TERMS CF ARMISTICE   ‘Poland Notified Red’ Army Command Has Been Instructed to Proceed at Once.   FOREIGN MINISTER SENDS — WORD TO POLISH CAPITAL   Bolshevik Officers Admit Drive Is Final Effort as Forces Are: Demoralized.   STILL FIGHTING FIERCELY   Franco-British Mission on Way to _ Warsaw to Study Situation and Give Aid. .

SOVIET GRANTS — POLISH APPEAL FOR ARMISTICE   Supreme Command Instructed to Begin Negotiations to End the Fighting   GRODNO IS CAPTURED   Bolsheviki Pressing Southwesterly Toward Polish Capital, Says Statement

RUSSIAN SOVIET  HEEDS REQUES   ‘Poland Notified That Army Command Has Been Ordered To Begin Ne! ectiations For Armistice.

FOR CESSATION OF FIGHTING So Brings Order for Soviet Army Command to Begin Immediate Negotiations For Armistice — Grodno  Falls to Bolsheviki.

SOVIETS PREPARE FOR A TRUGE WITH THE POLISH ARMY   RESPONDS TO REQUEST OF FRI DAY FOR ARMISTICE: RUS. SIANS READY TO AGREE   ALLIED NATIONS READY TO ASSIST THE POLES

ADVANCE OF REDS INTO POLAND  «STOPS   Appeal to Soviet Authorities For Peace Has Effect and Hostilities Have Ceased

REDS ANNOUNCE DADERD (ooUED FOR ARMISTICE   Soviet Government Direct Army Commanders To Begin Immediate Negotiations.   Poles And Bolsheviki In Fierce Struggle At Grodno—Reds Lose Ground.

Laat SIS  Ml HEA ~TRUGE TALK   Russ, Pole Army Commanders  Get Orders to' Proceed to  Negotiations for Armistice:  Allies Are Not Represented   Russian Command to ‘Advise Poland Chiefs of Time and Place of Holding of Peace   Meeting;, Wires Recognized

Soviet Will Name Time andPlace   RUSS ARMY DEMORALIZEL OFFICERS SAY, BUT STILL IS GAINING.

OF CRISIS IN SIGHT   Red Army Already Falling Back, Moscow Dispatch Says—-Grodno Is Kivacuated by Bolshevik Forces.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN ARMISTICE ARE ORDERED 10 BEGIN   Message Soviet Government to Red Commander Marked Very Urgent.   POLES TRYING TO STEM MOMENTUM OF DRIVE   Bolshevik Thrust in Direction of Sokolka, West of Grodno, Carried Them Past the Boundary Line Set by the Council of Ambassadors.

RUSSIA ORDERS — AN ARMISTICE   Soviet Heeds Warning of Allied Nations.   ARMY TO NAME THE PLACE   And Iavite Polish Representatives to Conference Looking to Peace Between Countries.

BOLSHAVISTS READY FOR ARMISTICE   Seek to Begin’ Immediate Negotiations With — Poland   REDS DRIVE ONWARD   Polish Capital Threatened by Momentum of Forward Surce

OOWET WILLING, STEN ARMISTICE   Polish Foreign Minister Notified Russian Armies to Quit.   ALLIED EUROPE RELIEVED

  u VETS MGVEMENT FoR AY ABMUSTECH   i. Pe-in Immediate Nego iia.icns With Poland to That End.

SOVIET READY TO INAUGURATE ARMISTICE PLAN   Notify Poland That Necessary Orders Have Been Issued To Army Commanders

Sends Word to Foreign Minister of Poland That Negotiations Will Begin at Once   ORDERS SENT TO RUSSIAN COMMAND   Supreme Command of Red Army Will Advise Poles as to Time and Place of  Weatinnr

UESSATION OF FIGHTING IS EXPECTED   Time and Place for Signing of Agreement to Be Fixed by Bolsheviks— Wireless Reports Verify Withdrawal of Reds.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT ORDERS ° NEGOTIATION FOR ARMISTICE   ted Army Is Entrusted with Prepara: tions for Future Peace Between the Warring Nations   RUSSIA’S REPLY BRINGS IN SIGHT POSSIBLE WAY OUT OF SITUATION

RUSS FORCES RETIRE AS INSTRUCTIONS COME TO START NEGOTIATIONS AT ONCE WITH POLES

ARMISTICE IS GRANTED ON POLAND’S REQUEST   RED ARMY REPORTED FALL ING BACK ON ORDER OF "SOVIET COMMAND   Soviet Orders Prep Preparations: for Fu. ture reace Between Russia  and Pdland

man: ARMY = ~ TALK PEACE   POLISH. INVITATION FOR ARM-ISTICE ACCEPTABLE. —  ‘ a)   HAVE COMMISSION ON GROUND: NOW TO DECIDE ACTION. —   Fighting Which Was All In Favor of Bolshevik Will Cease Fora Time: = i

SOVIET OFFERS Td BEGIN TERMS FOR ARMISTICE   OFFICIAL EUROPE SEES SOLUTION OF ALARM_ ING WAR SITUATION   Close Approach of ‘Bolsheviki to Prussia Causes Appre- :  ae eigresceerenee

Telegram Dispatched By Tchitcherin to ., Foreign. Minister. at Warsaw. Says “Soviet Government Has Given Orders to’ ‘Supreme Command of Red  “Army to. Arrange an Interview at ‘a Once.

SOVIET RUSSIA DIRECTS IMMEDIATE ARMISTICE   (Government Orders Its Army Command to Begin Negotiations for One at Once

WILL NEGOTIATE FOR ARMISTICE   SOVIET ARMIES ORDERED TC PREPARE FOR PEACE WITH POLAND.      RG CRESIS MAY END.

Red Forces Are Now Said To Be Demoraged      roles Are Preparing a Decisive Blow at the Advancing Enemy   ARMISTICE {8 PLANNED

AUSSIAN-POLIGH WAn END WITHARMISTICE AGREED 10 BY MOSCOW GOVERNMENT   Foreign Office Officials in London Greatly Relieved by Change for Better in Central Europe Affairs.   THINK RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIES NOW IS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE

RUSSIA BEGINS "NEGOTIATIONS ROR ARMISTICE   SOLUTION OF MOST SER10U8 EUROPEAN CRISIS SINCE NOVEMBER. 1918.

FRANCE TO TREAT WITH GERMANY ON REPARATIONS   Ready to Take up Negotiations Interrupted in March,  i — = on A ea wa s%88 Bea s® fac’

UBD LNA ROE UN   NOW IN TEXAS’   FUGITIVE FORMER MINISTER OF FINANCE FINALLY REACHED UNITED STATES  mam eA E

CABRERA LEAVE     MIXICH,   Vormer Minister Snid to Baye Escaped to United States,

FORMER MINISTER I CARRANZA CABINET {3 A FUGITIVE IN TEXAS   CABRERA SAID TO HAVE MADE WAY WITH CONSIDERABLE MONEY BEFORE FLINT,

5 FOR MILITARY TRAINING   President Wilson Approves Course but Demands That it Be Not Made a Party Issue,

WILSON APPROVES MODERATE COURSE OF ARMY TRAINING   PRESIDENT SAYS THAT BENE: FIPS TO BE DERIVED FROM TRAINING SHOULD NOT BE FORGOTTEN   OPPOSED TO PARTY ACTION   Letter Advises Agaiust Putting Demacratic Party on Reeord Against Universal Train-° ing—Lenave it to the Convention

FAVORS MODERATE   PRESIDENT WILSON. TODAY ‘EX PRESSED VIEWS. ON  MILI'.. TARY TRAINING.

WILSON WARNS PARTY LEADERS   Sends Letter Advising Agains Party Stand in Congress on Mititary Bill.   WAIT FOR CONVENTION

WILSON APPROVES MILITARY TRAININ   Writes a Letter to Secretary of Wa: Baker Setting Forth ; Ps "His Views ,

PRES, WILSON OPPOSES STAND ON MILITARY   F  Approves Conservative and Caretully Conducted Course In Military   Training

Modified Universal Army Training Is Favored by President, Letter Discloses

PROBE OF CROOKED BASEBALL RESUMED BY CHICAGO JURY   Special Attention to be Paid to Baseball Poois; Ebbets and Frazee Excused

PROBE OF CROOKED - BASEBALL RESUMED ~~ BY CHICAGO JURY   Special ‘Attention to be Paid to Baseball Pools; . Ebbets and Wreazveo Fryenced .

WITH. SPECIAL ATTEN - TION’ T0;BE PAID TC “POOL SELLING:   A Number. of: ‘Moguls. Slated ‘to. Testify.’ Today—Master “1 Minds’: of :1919* Plot: Not ‘Heard From. --) -

BASEBALL POOLS TO BE PROBED   Investigation of ‘‘Fixing’’ o 1919 World Series Resumed Today.

TAN ANXIOUS REGARDING RUSSIA   OFFICIAL SAYS SITUATION IS AS GRAVE NOW AS THAT OF AUGUST, 1914.

TROOPS 10 HELP STEM RED TIDE RUSHWEST WARD:   Conditions Look More  Serious Than At  Outbreak Of The World War. 

VOLUNTEERS MAY BE CALLED FOR BY ENGLAND   Large Quantities of Ammunition Being Rushed to Front By France and England.

BRITISH MAY ISSUE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS   Polish Situation Teads to Plans for Possible Major Military Operations. Ay,

MAY CALL TROOPS TO STOP THE REDS   London Newspaper Says Volun. teers May. He Asked to Uphold ; : Wreaty #

RED ARMIES MOVE SWIFTLY TOWARD. POLAND’S CAPITAL      British Ready to Rush Four Divisions to Assistance of Hard-Pressed Pole Armies

MAY CALL TROOPS  TO STOP THE REDS   London Newspaper Says Volunteers May Be Asked to Uphold Treaty

CABOT CASE TS TAKEN FROM Mm   CONSPIRACY ‘GASE. 1S OFF   District Attorney Pelletier’s Letter  Held to Rendered Fair Trial Impossible -

FROM JURY   Judge Dubuque Grants Motion Made by Counsel for Cabot, Weston and Holmes   Conspiracy and’ Receiving Lelier Alleged to Have Been Stolen Charged

WILLARD TO TRY HAND AT RING GAME ONGE MORE   He Is After the Title Again, But the Money Boesn't Mean a Thing, He Says.

FARMERS UNITE 10 STOP GRAIN GAMBLING   KANSAS CITY CONVENTION 1s. SUES CALL FUR SESSION AT ST. LOUIS   ROBBED OUT OF A BILLION?   Dedlare Wheat Manipulators and Packers Gouged Them Out of Vast Sum.

JOWA IN PALMER COLUMN TO LAaT, ADVICE OF MMAR   Lieutenant of Candidate. Says Delegation Is Uninstructed but Sure for His Man.

Eiliy Island Officials Expect 25,00 Foreigners to Arrive Each’ Wook rom 2,000,000 Apply for Passports.

ARE BARS DOWN?   Imniigration Authoyities Say  Tha ‘Unlimited. Number of — Italians, Greeks and Germans Want, to. Mierate to America,

7,000,000 FINLIANS COMING TO U8. BIG JEW INE LU   Ellis Island Hears of Plans to Receive 1,000 Hebrews a Week.

GREAT RUSH OF -TMMIGRANTS1S - BXPECTED SOON   Steamship Companies Report 2,000,000 Italian Applicants for Passage tc America.-

MANY ALIENS COMING   IMMIGRANTS ARE EXPECTED TO SWAMP U. S. THIS YEAR.   Commissioner Wallis Expects 25000 a Week to Pass Through Ellis Island From Europe.

NMIGHANTS BY THOUSANDS ARE  CUMING TOU, 6.   STEAMSHIP COMPANIES REPOR’ UNPRECEDENTED TIDE OF IMMIGRATION,

LARGE INFLUX OF ALIENS COMING   At Least 25,000 a Week Are Expected Soon.   Incoming Tide for Next flew Years Will Be Limited Only by Capacity of Ships.

THOUSANDS OF IMMIGRANTS ARE EXPECTED WEFKLY AT ALLS ISLAM   Steamships Are Crowded te Capacity for a Year and Ten -Thousand Jews Are Expected Each Week.—lItalians are Plannine to Come Also.

25,000 ALIENS  WEEK COMING   Ellis island Prepares For High Tide of Immiarants

NEW SITIZENS 10 COME IN BUNGHES   Influx of Peoples from Foreign Lands Expected to Reach New High Mark Shortly.

MAN IS ROUTED BY CROWS   lowa Duck Hunter Attacked by Thousands of the Birds.

ANGERED CROWS ROUT MAN   Ouck Hunter Ie Attacked by Thou sands of the Birds in ‘ lowa,

i » EBERT’S “PALACE.”         2 = a In -Beflin Needs Repalrs—Roof Needs + To Ge Re-Shingled,

EXPRESS LITTLE WORRY ON BOUNDARY CHANCES   BLAINE SAYS SIMILIAR CAST: HAVE PROVED FUTILE TO NEIGHBORS.

GAVE HIS LIFE!   Nine Year Old Boy Fought to Save His Parents and Brothers and Sisters   VICTIMS OF THE FLU   Four of the Family Died Befc.e Medical Aid Could be Administered

WHOLE FAMILY IS + STRICKEN WITH FLU      Nine-Viar “Radkd, “Died Today Following Death of Fath. > tr, Mother, and Brothers}

FLIP CLAIMS FOUR  IN ONE FAMILY   Remeining Members Are Seriousiv i From Pneumonia

BOY BATTLED FLU BUT GAVE HIS LIF      Father, . Mother and Brother Die. Despite Brave Fight  ' tad Made.

LLOYD GEORGE'S CABLEGRAM, SENATOR BORAH SAYS, INDI. CATES PROPOSED CHANGES IN LEAGUE PACT WOULD BE ‘WORTHLESS TO U. 8.

Searehing Inquiry Wil Be Made of Both G. 0. P. and Democratic Campaigns   NEITHER CANDIDATE WILL BE SUBPOENAET   “. D. ROOSEVELT MAY BE ASK EP TO GIVE INFORMATIOS ON STATEMENTS A'TTRIBUT FD TO FIM,

TARIFF BILLBRINGS ON CLASH IN SENATI   NEBRASKAN SAYS MEASURE IS AN EMBARGO PROPOSITION TO RESTRICT AMERICAN COMMERCE.

DEMOCRATS FIGHT TARIFF MEASURE   REPUBLICAN EFFORT TO BREAK OPPOSITION TO BILL UNAVAILING,   Nebraska Democrat Says the Poli cy of the Bill Is Suicidal. L:ttle Protection Offer ed the Farmer. .

Hlitehcock Charges Republicans With Trying to Railroad Measure ‘Through the Senate   DENOUNGES BILL AS PLAN TO RESTRICT SOMMERCE   Republican Leaders Come 1c Support of Farm Relief Ril

TARIFF BILL TO SENATE BODY   House Measure Goes to Finance Com: mittee After Prolonged and Heated Ocbate. sa

BRITISH MINERS REFUSE. ADVANCI   increase of Shilling and Sixpence ; Day Not Sufficient; Want Three Shillings and Stand Fast.

HOUSE G. 0. P. BY 145 MAJORITY   California Will Have Nine Republicans and TwoDemocrats in New Congress.

SEN. HARDING FACING SIEGE TRYING WORK   Conferences on League of Nations First,-Then Picking Cabinet Before Him.   PRESIDENT-ELECT BACK AT MARION WEDNESDAY   Will Call Special Session o Congress Early jin . March,

ROINGIS FORMULATING HIS POLICIES   BELIEVED HE WILL BE AbVINER: BY “PRO-LEAGTERS OF HIS PARTY . °      WILE CALL SPECIAL SESSION OF POSCRESE TO CONVENE . WARE.

GUNFERENGES ARE BEGUN BY HARDING   President-elect Advising With Many Leaders Relative to Policies of Administration.   TAFT AND HUGHES ARE CALLED   ‘Special Session of Congress to be Convened Soon After March 4, He Says.

HARDING MAPPING OUT POLIDES NEXT FUR YEAR       case  oh Politica] ie Lender to Dis

HARDING READY 10 OUTLINE HIS ADMINISTRATION   SELECTION OF CABINET AND PORKIGN RELATIONS PROGRAM FIRST TO COME UP

HARDING BACK IN BOME TOWN   President-Elect Returns te - Marion to Begin Formation . of Presidential Plans,   IWILL CALL “CONFERENCES

HARDING POLICY WILL BE FORMULATED IN HOME   Wil Call Into Conierence Leaders With All Shades of Opinion, Ln. cluding George Harvey

EX-SERVICE MEN FAVORED      New Policy Is Announced by the : Santa Fe Railroad  : } aR ET a Wea ngenny

M'ADOO, PALMER AND COX LEAD BUT NONE 15 NEAR FINAL GOAL   3IG THREE MAKE GAINS ON SECOND BALLOT, FAVORITE SONS DROP   WEARY CONVENTION DECIDES TO REST AND WILL BEGIN AGAIN EARLY THIS MORNING, IN LAST LAP—DETAILS OF BALLOTING THUS FAR   TIDE IS TURNING TOWARD McADOO.

WPADOO, PALMER AND COX LEAD BUT NONE 1S NEAR FINAL GOAL   BIG THREE MAKE GAINS ON SECOND BALLOT. FAVORITE SONS DROP   PIDE IS TURNING TOWARD McADOC.

Hope for Early Tax Reduction Held Out by G. O. P. Leader   ‘Shall Enter New Session’ of Gongress Witht Way Opened for Substantial Cut of  Tax Burdens, Mondell Says.

ANOTHER PROMISE OF LOWERED TAXES   Republican Floor Leader jin Lower House Makes Prediction   PROMISES BIG DECREASE   Time of Lowered Assessment: Not Revealed by Congressman

Proposed Changes in Taxes Not Revealed by Leader Mondell of House

HOPE '$ HELD QUT FON SUBSTENTIAL TAX REQUCTIONS   Proposed Changes in Laws Not Revealed by Republican Leader of House.   NO CHANCE FOR RETURN TO PRE-WAR EXPENDITURES   Fewer Government Employes and Smaller Appropriations for Army and Navy Cited as Possibilities for Lessening Burden After July 1, 1921.

EARLY REDUCTION IN TAXATION 18 MONDELL’S HOPE   New Congress Will Open Way for Substantial Decreases.

REDUCTION IN TAXES SOON   Hope Mesd Oat by Repreceeatative Menudéell, Repeblicasa Leader ef the Meuse.

REDUCTION OF “TBURDEN S “mE HELD AUT   Mondell of Wyoming Declares ~ Way Is Paved for-Bringing About Relief

OPEN FIGHT ON NEW TARIFF BIL   Perducy imergeacy  -Mpagurgy WHEE He Up for Coashderiv. Gen in tlouse Temerraw,       THE EAST.1S AGAINSTAT:      Abifnet ipers Oppose Proteetiar Rates on Agrleuiiucel Product scHemocernta: Also Opposed,

LINING UP ON  nae EMERGENCY _.. TARIFF BILE   a *     WA ‘Astoctated:: Sivas © PROPOK NT8—AND.- OPPONENTS        BROUGHT uP FOR ‘Consiven.     ATION -ToMoRbaW.

COMMITTEE TUSSLES WITH PLATFORM PLAN   NOMUNATION SPEECHES GET UN DER WAY AS MEN DRA TING PLANKS STRUGGLE TO PLIEASY ALL,

CUMMINGS DARK HORSE TAL HEARD AS DELEGATE MRE DRATORY  GATHER FUR         Nominating Speeches Will Be Order of Day While Platform Framers Try to Fit Several Planks Together.   WADOO’S NAME WILL BE FORMALLY PLACED IN NOMINATION

BALLOTING FOR NOMINEES WILL START THURSDAY   Presentation Of Name: Does Not Wait On Platform.

~~ SPEECHES. BEGIN      At. Democratic: Convention~in-Frisec - Still Battling ‘Over Platform” oe Planks - oe fo:

ORATORS PLOCK GREAT HANDEUL OF FEATHERS FROM TAIL OF AMERICAN BIRD OF FREEDNM AT SAN FRANCISCO TODAY

DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TOLD ABOUT CANDIDATES      Hear Speeches Placing Nine Con tenders in Running for Presidential Nomination.   M’ADOO, COX AND PALMER RECOGNIZED AS LEADERS   Marshall, Davis and Cummings Are Three Dark Horses Discussed Most Today.   MARYLAND IS FOR DAVIS   Will Vote on First Ballot for West Virginian; McAdoo Seems to Be Ahead,

Prohibition Question and League Of Nations Plank to Form Bone of Coatention.   Balloting is Expected Late On Tinursday or Friday.

VOTE AGAINST MINE STRIKE   Workers in Peoria Convention De clare for Peace at Belleville by 480 to 123 Vote. ,

ILLINOLS WINER FROWN ON STRIKE   Vote Against Proposed Walkant at Belleville.

ROLL CALL   MINERS OPPOSE ANY STRIKE IN BELLEVILLE NOW   State Meeting Stands 480 to 123 Against Walkout.

FRENCH SENATE TOTRY GAILLAUK   State Summons Many Distinguish ed Witnesses to Prove Him Guilty of Treason.

SALLAUX GOES 10 TRIAL FOR TREASON   HEADED ~ DEFEATISTS   -HARGED WITH PLOT TO MAKE SELF FRENCH LEADER—IM. PLICATIONS OF COLLUSION  WITH BOLO PASHA AND OTHERS

POLICE SPREAN DAAG NET OVER ENTIRE NATION   Thorough Search Being Mad For Murderer Of Won‘an Found In Trunk.   wan At Lawrence, Kas., Answers Description And Is Held As Suspect.

LITTLE PROGRESS IN HUNT FOR MURDERE   Search for Eugene Leroy Suspected Slayer, Leads to ‘Méxican Border Territory

HUNT HUSBAND OF. MURDERED WOMAN   iRiav ite) a.  Detroit Mystery Deepens—Search  for Second Trunk—Dragnet to   Mexican Border.

SEARCHING THE _ MEXICAN BORDER FOR MURDERER   Police Make Little Progress ir Solving Detroit Trunk Mystery.

TRUNK MYSTERY CLEWS LEAD TO RIG GRANDE   LEROY'S ASSOCIATION WITH GALVESTON MEXICAN IS BEING INVESTIGATED,

NO PROGRESS IN TRUNK MYSTERY   OFFICIALS EXTEND HUNT FOR HUSBAND OF MURDERED WOMAN TO BORDER

SLAYER OF TRUNK VICTIM AT LARUE   BELIEVE HUSBAND IN MEXICC BUT NATION-WIDE SEARCH Is CONTINUED.

LITTLE PROGRES) IN LE ROY SEARCE   HUNT ENTENDED TO MENICAN BORDER ON STRENGTH OF NEW EVIDENCE.

SEARCH FOR LEROY EXTENDED   Vigilance Is Asked of Towns Along  Mexican Border.

GRAIN TRADES ON THE SQUARE   CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRESIDENT GIVES TESTIMONY BEFORE TRADE COMMISSION— CHARGES INVESTIGATED.

NO PRIGE FIXING CN GRAIN WIARKE   President of Board of Tradé  Denies Charge of Price  Manipulating.

GRAIN TRADING IN CHICAGO IS ON THE SQUARE   GATES TELLS WATKINS DROP IN PRICE DUE TO CANADIAN GRAIN COMING IN

GRAIN TRADING ON THE SQUARE   SAYS THE PRESIDENT OF CHICA. GO BOARD OF TRADE

NEV! LIVE STOCK FREIGHT RATE TO BE ESTABLISHED   Secretary Meredith Takes Action to Protect Co-Opeeative Shippers

MEREDITH REVOKES COMMISSION RATES   Reports Declare Overcharge Was ti Do Away With Co-operative Marketing.

ORGANIZATION FARMERS BUS)   RAPID STRIDES BADE BY INDI ANA FEDERATION OF FARNERN ASSOCIATION FOR 1990   ‘SPLENDID MEETINGS HELD

PROSPECTS GOOD FOR BANNER YEAR   Indiana Fedeoalie of Farmer: Associations. One of. Strongest In Nation.   LIVESTOCK MEET SUCCESS   Permanent Committee Named to Aid In Promotion of f Farmers—Ha  ‘Ss

COURT AEWS   Medical Inepection Case Againat School Beard ond Oihers Diemiseed by fudee GHiMib. °

Medical Inspection Case Against Schapl Board and Others Dismissed by‘ "Judge Grifth.

Rev. Edward K. etary Methodist in Portsmouth Will Preach on “The Clothes of Unrighteousness’— Will Appear in Pulpit in Overalls.

Many People - Wearing  Them - ond Did - Clothe Clubs’: Follow}—Miami: Stu: ‘dents Are: ‘So ‘Dressed by Common Agréement. .   METHODIST MINISTER TO ” APPEAR IN OVERALLS

BAD TEETH BLAMED FOR MUCH INSANITY   PHYSICIANS AT NEW JERSEY HOSPITAL MAKE OBSERVATIONS.

a D SHIP... BACK 10 Pa   Mount Vernon Is Strong Steaming Back to San Francisco

STILL HUSKiNG CORN.   Agricultural Report Tella of Kansas Farm Activities,

HANDKERCHIEF KILLS WOMAN   DIVORCEE IS FOUND DEAD ‘WITH RAG IN THROAT AND GARROTED WITH OWN GARMENTS

% ee _  ‘ LONDON FIRE PLOT. e      Hiatt Dozen Men Are Caught in Act By I Police.

SINN FEIN BLAMED   tlouse of Commons Told No Dowht Agents Burnec Liyerpoo) Docks.

FIFTEEN COTTON. WAREHOUSES —  ATTAGKED-TWO ARE: DESTROYED: ~*~ LONDON FIRE PLOT FRUSTRATES

FIVE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH OUTBREAK   Incendiaries Also Discovered at Work in London Lumber Yard; Policeman is Overcome and Men Escape   GUNMEN FROM AMERICA ARE REPORTED IN LONDONDERRY   Mercenaries Also Reported Present in Dublin and Other Cities

ATTEMPT TO FIRE LUMBER YARD   London Reports Men Caught  ‘in Act of Preparing to Set  Fire in Finsburg   Attempt Almost Coincident With Breaking . Out -of  Cigas. iW eTouaEnaal

WITH OUTBREAK   Incendiaries Also Discovered at Work in London Lumber Yard; Policeman is Overcome and Men Escape      GUNMEN FROM AMERICA ARE REPORTED IN LONDONDERRY    Mercenaries, Also Reported Pres~  ent in Dublin and Other  . Cities

TRY TO BURN LONDON.      Company of Men Diseavered: “Apply tying the Torch in Lamber’ Yard. <

CHARGES SINN FEIN INTRIGUE   Responsible For Fires Saturday on Docks at Liverpool.   HOUSE GALLERIES CLOSED TO PUBLIC   Movie Supernumeraries Cause Fear of Raid; Are Driven Off.

London Cop Challenges Leiter Who Immediately Yells For Assistance

USE TORCH IN ENGLAND   Fires in Liverpool and London Raid at Door of Sinn Feinners— Catholics Protest

OUTRAGE IS GHARGED 10 SINN FEINERS   Claim Irish Set Fire ta -Cotton Storehouses. in Liverpool   SEE ATTEMPT IN LONDON      Police Charge Men Were Caught Setting Fire to Lumber Yard

SINN FEINERS ACCUSED OF BURNING DOCKS   House of Commons Discusses Incendiary Fires Which Result in Loss of Nearly $500,000.

Liverpool Dock _ ‘ Fires To Sinn Feir   Edward Shorit,. British Home Scere. fay, Charges Bock Fires 40 the Or. vzanized Sinn Pein,

ALARM FOR KING'S OAFE TY. GROWS Ao INGERDUARI OM CREASES WN ERELAN      Eighteen Fires Started Simultaneously With That in Liverpool Viewed as Work of Sinn Fein Agents.   POLICE STOP ATTEMPT TO FIRE LARGE LONDON LUMBER YARD

POLICEMEN PREVENT FIRE   Eomber Yard Near London Bridge Endangered By Sia.

INTENTION T0 EVADE ~_ TREATY TERM SEEN   FRANCE SENSITIVE AT GERMAN FAILURE TO DELIVER COAL AS SPECIFIED.   Official Circles Interpret Ruhr Valley Situation as Meaning More Obligation. Dodging, °

BELIEVE GERMANY IN WAITING GAME   TO DE      Only Turn Over Part of Amount Fixed by Reparation Settlement — Biding Time?

DANIELS obORED BY ADMIRAL Sti   Naval Officer Says Awards Methods More Dangerous Than Bolshevism.

SIMS DENIES AE SAD IT   Admiral Says He Never Belittled America’s War Efforts.   DIDN’T WIN WAR . JUST THE SAME

HE BELITTLED AMERICAN PART   Also Savs He Had Ne Personal Feelings in Matter.

SIMS SAYS HIS CRITICISMS ARE NOT PERSONAL   But Scores Secretary Daniels Methods of Awarding Naval Decorations.   SAYS IT’S WORSE THAN BOLSHEVISM IN NAVY   Policy of Rewarding Men Wh« Lose Ships Called Demoralizing.

SIMS DENIES HE BELITTLED U. S.   Declares Rep. Byrnes Misunder stood His Criticism in Europe.

Admiral Says Remarks Were Either Confused of Misunderstood — Senator Calls Charges “Very Serious.”

‘ormer East Liverpool Mayor Declares Toledo Officials Are Playing to Galleries in Offering Him Police Job.

AL TIAL City OFF THE POLICE  Crime Will Be — in To ledo, Says Schfeiber.     ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE CHIEF MAKES REPLY     To Safety. Director Regarding Vice Exposures.     Toledo. Restaurant Profiteers ’ Are. To-Be Probed and: Prosecuted: by  Fair-Price Com  ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE CHIEF MAKES REPLY   Toledo Restaurant Profiteers “Are To: Be Probed and. Prosecuted: by  Fair-Price Commissioh—Dtive Begun.

JEMAND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ON POLICE OF TOLEDL   Anti-Saloon League Heac Makes Reply To Director.

WALL STREET GAINS, DROPS, THEN RALLIES   U. 8S. STEEL FALLS TO LOWEST iN THREE YEARS. FOREIGN MONEY RISES

STOCK MARKET HOPS ABOUT.   Three Distinct Phases Experienced in Dayv’s Trading.

VIOLENT SHIFTS > MADE BY STOCK   OPENING GAINS, MIDDAY RECES SIONS AND STRONG CLOSING FEATURE DAY,

CAUGHT IN WOODS AFTER LOOT LOS]   Bank Teller Charged With Burglary of More Than $45,000 From Bank Vault Is Arraigned; Was Surrounds ed After Hiding In Woods.

CAREY ARRAIGNED BANK BURGLARY   Charged With Taking $45,000 From Ottawe, iHinols Bank,

MAS. {OA OTT GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER, GET SENTENCE OF TWO YEARS      i  \JURY DELIBERATED EIGHTEEN HOURS BEFORE RETURNING  A VERDICT OF GUILTY,

REGENT OF HUNGARY.   Admiral Horthy Has Been lected by National Aaseimbly, .

PUBLIC GIVEN WARNING OF RATE BOOST   Roa# Executive Points Qut to ' Labor Arbiters ‘Result of Employees’ Demands.   Problem of Billion.Oollar-Pay increase Up for Final Hearing of Wage Board in Session at Headquarters in Chicago.

RAILWAY MEN Aak BILLION INGREAGE   Wage Board Is Likely to Favor Pay Boost.   EMPLOYEES’ SIDE IS HEARD   Road Executive Points Out to Labor Arbiters Result of Men’s Demands —Means 58 Per Cent Raise in Rail Rates.

PUBLIC WARNED — Ur RATE BOOS!      Road Executive Points Out to Laser Arbiiers Result of Em‘ ‘ployees’ Demands.   PUBLIC RUST PAY FREIGHT   Problem of Biltion-Dollar-Pay Increase Up for Final Hearing of Wage Board in Session at Headquarters in -Chicago.

PUBLIC WARNED ~ OF RATE BOOST   Road Executive Points Out to Labor Arbiters Resuit of Employees’ Demands.   PUBLIC MUST PAY FREIGHT

CRIME WAVE BREAKS SAIL  NIGHT: ROBBER Bild                 Robberies, Attempicd. Robberies ‘Holdup and. Carhival Scrap -°. Cause Excitement; _

CRIME WAVE BREAKS ON CITY SATURDAY NIGHT: ROBBER BOLD   Robberies; Attempted Robberies,  Holdup and Carnival Scrap My Cause Excitement.

American ‘Comsul General Left Ruassin Because Belsheviki Could Wet Re Dealt With.

SOVIETS WERE IMPOSSIBLE   American Consul General Left Russia Because Beolaheviki Could Wet Re Dealt With.

ee renee ree comer nema MTR = te ty inn  COMMITTEE WILL MEET   Examines Telephore Application for Chamber of Commerce

COMMITTEE WILL MEET        Examines Telephone, Application for Chamber of Commerce

TRANSPORTATION CHIEF NEED OF MEMICO SAYS KATY AN AOA EXPER   DOMESTIC CONDITIONS IN REPUB LIC ARE RAPIDLY IMPROV. ING HE SAYS.

CHAMP CLARK SEEMS BEATEN   Indications Are He Has Been Defeated.   STATE TO HARDING, 78,000   On Incomplete Returns— Missouri Elects Republican Senator and Governor.

COX 85,000 BEHIND IN MISSOURI   Senator Spencer 67,000» Votes Ahead With 2,713 Precincts in--Hyde Leading by 79,000 for Governor.

MISSOURPS ROLLING CHAMP CLARK UNDER      FORMER SPEAKER WAS 30¢0 _ BEFUND OPPONENT AT 11  O'CLOCK   Atkinson, “Democrat, Admits Tha the State Ticket Has Been Defeated

MISSOURI] REPUBLICAY.   ; . ee ae ‘Democratic Candidate ‘fer Governor Admits Deteat and Even   . Champ ©larz in Danger.

ST, JOE SENATOR INDICTED   By Grand Jury for Fraud in Connection With August Election.

STATE SENATOR INDICTED   True Bills Returned at St. Joseph in BKlection Cases.

aes ¥ DP MPENCE™      Kokomo Main’ lmplicated in Tipton wo iA to, Theri. H

ALLEGED “FENCE” IS HELD.   Kokomo Man Implictted in Tipton Auto Thett,

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY      Two Warren County Men and Benton Benton County Merchant Are  ww .f...4

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY   Two Warren County Men and Benton  Benton Coanty Merchant Are , ees Coe 

Homes of Noted Sinn Feiners Are Searched, Many Buildings Burned and Several Are Listed As Casualties; Guerilla Police Said to Be Responsible for Attacks   MANNIX VISITS MacSWINEY

APPLY THE TORCH IN A TOWN OF IRELANI   BLACK AND TAN POLICE INTENT UPON REPRISALS.   Thirty lIiouses Barncd at Trim, County Meath, and Eftort Madc to Wrenk Vengeance On Sinn Veiner Band.

HOMES OF SINN FEINERS SACKED   ATTACKS ON RESIDENCES, INDISCRIMINATE SHOOTING, RESULT IN NUMEROUS CAUSALTIES

TRIM BURNS-CASUALITIES MARK RAID-CLERGY ARE CONDEMNING CIVIL FIGHT

BLACK AND TAN- POLICE RAID TOWN   Burn Buildings and Sinn Feiners’ Homes for Attack on Police

JOE BAILEY. OUT. FOR GOVERNOR: _ TEXAS RACE ON   Heads  Reorganization Factio: of Democrats; to Campaign - .' Qn National Issue.

JOSEPH WELDON BAILEY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY AS GOVERNGR OF TEXAS   Bob Henry Withdraws In Favor of the Man Who Will Make Campaign on Opposition ts Prooyessive Democracy In Every Way

16 SEALS AND SEA LIONS ENROUTE FROM WACO TO ’ SAN ANTONIO DIF IN CARS

SIXTEEN TRAINED CIRCUS SEALS AND SEA LIONS DIE IN TANKS ON LONG TRIP

MAN HUNT CONTINUES   Airplane Used in Search for Slayer of Michigan Girl.

CHESTER ON WAY TO K.C   Alleged Girl’s. Slayer Begins Trip With Sleuths After 2 Attempts at Suicide.

CHESTER MAKES SECOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE   Kansas City Murder Suspect Tries te Kill Himself at Broken Bow— Fails Again

ALLEGED SLAYER OL SOCIETY. GHAL. KEPT UNDER GUARD      Twig Attempted Self’ ‘De i 3 Dives From

CHESTER AGAIN 15 EN ROUTE 10 XK. 6.   ALLEGED SLAYER OF SOCIETY GIRL SUFFERS FROM SECOND SUICIDE ATTEMPT.

FEDERAL AGENTS “SWOOP DOWN ON” BOOZE JOINTS   FIVE TOWNS , NEAR TERRE HAUTE RAIDED AND LIQUOR IS CONFISCATED.

RATE RAISE WILL PERMIT CAR REPAIR   [By Ralph F, Couch, United Press «Staff Correspondent.].’_ ;

RATE INCREASE MAKE POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT UPKEE!   1040) DAMAGED CARS TO BE RE PAIRED AT ONCE; NEW EQUIP. WEAT I 40RD

a a ad  90,000 CARS 10 BE REPAIRED SOON   Parmelee ‘Says Ih Ihis Should Make More Available for Coal Shipments. :   FUFL PRICE BOOST SEEN   Coal Men Say Bituminous Will Go Up 50 to 80 Cents Ton

CARUSO LOSES ° JEWELS WORTH HALF MILLION   Country Home of Tenor at Eas’ Hampton, N. Y. is Robbed.

STEAL CARUSO’S JEWELS   Half Million Loot Taken. From Tenor’s Home in Midafternoon.

The Fair Price Committee Quit: When Government Fails to : Give Aid.

FAIR PRiCE BD. HEADS QUIT IN DISGUST IN ILL   Say Indifference of the Government Ties Hands of  . ° fLlnemmreeinn   PRICES WILL ADVANCE

TO PAY WAR DEBT WITH IT   SO TOWNLEY SAYS, ANE HE HOPES TO Win THIS STATE,

GONSCRIPT ALL WEALTH, AM OF TOWNLEY GANG      TO PAY WAR DEBT WITH IT      SO TOWNLEY SAYS, AND HE HOPES TO WIN THIS STATE.

Publin Dispatch Says Trace Eforta Have Pailied Tho OMicia ts istead fablic.

BANK HOBBERY Al CULVER 1S FOILED   Posse of Citizens Capture Four 01 Gang Following Gun Battle in Which Three Men Are  Wounded ns

ELECT 3 WOMEN IN KANSAS   ‘They Are All Republicans and Wil Sit in the State Legistature.

MILDRED CHAPLIN WILL NOT BRING SUIT NOW   Wiil Wait A Year Before Filing Suit For Divorce From Charlie Chaplin.

THOUSAND FOR PROFITEERING   THE BINGHAMPTON INCORPORA, TION OF SYRACUSE, N. ¥, 18 GIVEN HEAVY FINE.   After Being Found Guilty. of Violat. ‘ing Lever Act, Judge Mankon, . . Assessed Fine-—Exevesive Ciiarge ou Clothing.

PRIMARY ELECTION AUGUST 31 IN CALIFORNIA   List of Offices to Be Votec Is Given Out by Jordan

GUNVENTION TO DECIDE AT KANSAS CITY   Railroad Union Chiefs May be Powerless to Prevent Forced Strike.

Eight Allied Unions to Vote on Rebel Move and -Decide Official Actior

‘Until It Includes Every Railroad Trade and Craft of   the United States.   IT ALL DEPENDS ON CONVENTION ACTION    Railway Employes’ Meeting at K.C. Next Week Will Bave Much Weicnht.

8 Unions May Force Labor War   Forced General Strike Extending to Every Railroad Trade and Craft Depends on Action of Convention in Kansas City Monday.

Thro, Biss   Every Railroad Craft and Trade Invalved, It Ts Said.   \CTION ON MONDAY:   cansas City Convention’ Either Will Invoke Strike  or Discipline Members.

INDICATIONS POINT 70 FORCED STRIKE EXTENDING TO EVERY RAILROAD TRADI

Rail Unions Meet in Convention at Kansas City Monday and Will Consider Approval or Outlawing of Switchmen's Walkout.   CONVENTION WILL BE STRIKE CRISIS

JAMES O'DELL 10 BE HANGED   ‘Man Who Blamed Wife For Mur der is Sentenced

O’DELL BLAMES PUBLIC OPINION   Convieted Murderer Declares That Sentiment Swayed Jury's Verdict

MARKET TODAY REACTIONARY   Obscure Coal Shares the Only Holdings To . Register Gains.   LOSSES RAN FROM 1 TO 5 POINTS

OVERALL MOVEMENT MEETS WITH FIRST OPPOSITION TODAY   - Illinois Labor Union Oppose: Plan Because it is Increasing Price of Denims      MOVEMENT IS SPREADING OVER THE ENTIRE NATIOF   New Clubs Reported from Cali fornia and Pennsylvania

OVERALLS MAKE FIRST DEBUT IN WINDY CITY   Chicago Gets Spirit Af. ter Seeing New York In New Uniform.

METHODISTS RUSH WORK IN FINAL DAYS OF BIG CONFERENCI      Large Amount of Business is Transacted at Sessions Thursday

NOTICE   of hearing of petition to construc a Rock Road Connection iit Ferdinand Township, Duboi: County, Ind.

STATE OF INDIANA)  COUNTY OF CLARA)    IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF ALBERT KR. MILES AND UTHERS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT GF OA CEHUAIN HIGHWAY INC BETHLEHEM = TOWNSHIP, CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA.

Platform Fight Will Last Several Days!   VET ISSUE, IRELAND AND OTHER MATTERS ARE TO HOLD COMMITTEE, ON WHICH SITS A PERSON FROM EACH STATE—WETS AND DRYS ARE THERE IN ALL SHADES OF OPINION—BRYAN LEADING.

NUGENT SUBMITS WET RESOLUTION   Probably Will Require Several Days Before Committee Makes Its Report

PLATFORM MAKING BAAY CONSUME THREE AYS   MINORITY REPORT ON PROHIBITION LIKELY TO CAUSE FIGHT ON CONVENTION FLOOR.

TTER PLATFORM FIGHT PREDICTED BY PARTY LEADERS   COMMITTEE HAS LONG BATT! AHEAD, MEN WHO KNOW SITLATION DECLARE.

WORK ON VIRGINIA PLATFORM AS MODEL   Committee on Resolutions Center of Fight Over Pending Issues

BRYAN PRESENTS COVENANT VIEWS TO COMMITTEE   Commoner Will Lead Fight Against Wilson.

Sontroversies Over Various Planks Which Have Troubled Leaders Being Discussed in Committees,   TREMENDOUS TASK IS FACING THE WORKERS   Many Different Ideas Presented Will Make It Impossible to Render Report  Before About Next Friday

Bryan Makes Public His League of Nations Plank Calling for Ratification With Reserva. tions Acceptable to Majority of the Senate.

AMERICANISM URGED BY*SENATOR HARDINC   NOMINEE WOULD GET AWAY FROM “ONE LEAD” ACTS, HE SAID ;   Charles E. Hughes Today Visited With Senator. Harding at His , ‘Home

U.S. Government Should Not Be One-Star Drama Harding Tells Actor:

HARDING FAVORS ALL-STAR CAST   Doesn’t Want to Continus “One-Lead” Government   TO THEATRICAL DELEGATION   Republican Nominee A'so Champions Americanism in Addreas to Actors.

PEOPLE WANT NEV BILL HARDING TELLS ACTORS   Says We’ve Been Drifting Along Under One-Lead Activities for Too Long Time

Harding Fo "ob . America Firs      Presidential .Nomitce Opposed -t » ‘Americans Becoming World . ye Cléivens.

ACTORS GREETED BY SEN, HARDING ON FRONT PORCH   Senator Makes Speech, Declaring He Is Not “Citizen of the World”   ACTORS STAGE PARADE   Al Jclson Cast in Leading Role in Talk ta The Republi. can Nominee

ONELEAD SHOW NOTDESIRABLE FORTHENATION   Senator Harding Speaking to a Delegation of Actors Likens Nation to the Stage.   HE TALKS OF AMBRICANISM   i (To Be American Preferable tu Being a Citizen of the World.

ALL-STAR CAST IS HARDING'S PLAN HE TELLS ACTOR GROW   Deprecates Tendency to be Citi. zens of World and Says ‘He  sR nt on Bratueraal”

46  LEAD” ACTIVITIES ARE HIT BY HARDING   Senator Also Speaks on Americanism.   Doesn’t Like Tendency To Be “Citizens of World”

CHARGES HARDING WITH CAMOUFLAGE   SECRETARY OF COMMERCE, SAY: SENATOR GAVE MISLEADING STATEMENTS   BIND THE TWO AMERICAS   Not “Meddling i in “rope” Rut Is  Building up Great Southern Trade

(Continued’On Page Eight.)   Panay   COMMERCE HEAD CORRECTS CAN. DIDATE KEGARDING AMER. ICAN FOREIGN TRADE.

SECRETARY REFUTES HARDING'S CHARGES   Quotes Figures to Show Tha Nominee Made Misstatements on Foreign Trade

SECRETARY SWEET REBUKES HARDING   Nominee Charged With Erroneou: Statements In Regard To Commerce Dept.

POSSES PURSTE MAN.   Driver Who Killed Archie Martin Takes . to Woods.

HOW STATES VOTED   MOORE SUCCEEDS CUMMINGS   Governor Cox's Campaign Manager Slated for Democratic National Chairman, is Frisco Report,

‘MOORE SUCCEEDS CUMMINGS   Governor Cox’s Campaign Manager Stated for Dermccratic National Chairmen. ts Frisco Report.

GOMPERS BEATEN IN HIS OWN UNIO}   Cigarmakers Reject Him as Convention Delegate   Too Conservative, Says One—Labo Chief 70 Years Old Today

GOMPERS WAS NOT ELECTED   Has Been Member of Cigarmakers Union for Over 40 Years

‘BEAT GOMPERS FOR DELEGATE   Cigar Makers Reject Him as Repre sentative to International.

GOMPERS BEATEN BY HIS FELLOWS   Union to Which He Belong ed for Forty Years Against Him.

GOMPERS IS DEFEATED.   ‘Loses Election of Delegates to Ciga: Makers Convention,

GOMPERS 15 DEFEATED Ad DELEGATE BY WOTE CF SUBORDINATE INIQA   FRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FED. ERATION OF LABOR IS SIXTY PEAKS OLD TODAY,

WILL PUT TEETH IN THE DRY LAWS TO PREVENT SALE OF MANY ALCOHOLIC “TONICS”

PLAN WAR:ON: ‘THE roles   Prohibition Enforcement Will Go On a New Basis Beginning January 1   ONE DOOMED TO DIE   Some Brands Contain ig 40%  Aleohol- Will * Swept Off Counter

KRAMER GOING AFTER VENDERS OF MREDICINES   Licenses of Many Who Man ufacture and Sell ‘Tonics’ Expected to Be Revoked

PLAN NEW DRIVE TO ENFORGE LAV   Prohibition Enforcement i Go on Different Basis First of Year.   TWILL -REVOKE LICENSES

REVOKE LICENSES TO SELL LIQUOR   Prohibition Enforcement to Be on Stricter Basis After January 1.

JANUARY 1 WILL SEE A NUMBER OF CHANGES   Tonics WHI Be Still Further “Dena. tured” After New Year's

“PORKLESS” BILL UNDER FIRE OF BOTH PARTIES   Republicans and Democrats § Attack : the Reduced Rivers and Har bors Measure.

PORKLESS RIVERS BILL ATTAGKEL   Rivers --and--- Harbors: --B il Should Be “Spare Rib” Bill, Freeman.

SOLDIER'S BODY FOUND   Mason City Young Man, : dae’ Dy. «charged, Drowns In Crack.

Traded Rushville Buggy For 80 Acres of Land on Iowa Prairie   That Was in 1868, But a Few Days Before Coming to Indiana, John A. Hood, Who Has Been Visiting Here, Sold a Quarter Section at Auction for $500 an Acre.

Thieves in an Auto Hold Up Bank Successfully.   By Inited Press.

$50,000 TAKEN IN BANK HOLDUP   BANDITS SHOOT PRESIDENT TWICE, FORCE HIM IN VAULT WITH EMPLOYES

4 AUTO BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL   Rob Ohio Town Bank of Mach Cur reney, Stocks and Liberty Bonds,

FOUR BANDITS GET BANK ROLL   Eight Cestomers Beside Employees Present When $13,000 Taken.

FOUR BANDITS GET AWAY   Escape After Robbing Kingston, 0. Bank of Money and Bonds.

AUTO DANDITS ROBBEN A RANK   Forced Three Cierks ut Kingston, Ohio, to Enter Inner Office and Remain During Looting

BANDITS ROB BANK   Get Away With Much Cash an. Securi tles in Ohio,

ald AOBBERS GET AWAY WITH $100,000 IN OHIG   First National, Kingston, Scene; ‘Four ‘Bandits, Actors.

BANK IS ROBBED OF $50,00C   Bandits Seriously Wound President of California Institution.

YEGGS ROB BANK OF $50,000   President Seriously Wounded by Four Men Who Leot Strong Boxes in California.

MOTOR BANDITS HOLD UP BANK   And Get Away with 94.050 Currene $200, in Stueks and Bouds

ALLIES REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE THE NeW REGIME   Request of Reactionaries Will Be Ignored By The Allies  Nationa! Assembly Has Been Summoned by Ebert

ALLIES IGNORE GERMAN REQUEST   Recognition Asked by New Government of Berlin, Says British Message.   RHINE GUARD IS DOUBLEL   France Sends More Troops Into Oc cupted Area—Marshal Foch Still Commander In Chief of ‘En .  tente Forces,

ASK ALLIED RECOGNITION,   But Commissions in Germany Won't Anewer Conimiunication.

ALLIES {GNDRE NEW REGIME   RECOGNITION IS REFUSED REVO LUTIONARY GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY   QUSTED LEADERS MAY FIGHT

FARMERS WILL GIVE UP LAND   Governor MecKelvie Tells Committee Unless Something Is Done.

WILL DRIVE OUT TENANT FARMERS   (coverner of Nebraska Talks to Joint Cengressional Committee.

ARE DRIVEN FROM FARMS   Governor McKelvie Declares Tha Tenant Farmers Must Have Assistance.

GOVERNOR NAMES MANY TO OZARK TRAILS MEE}   Many Cities to Be Represented at Pittsburgh, Kan., * October 7-9.

NAME DELEGATES TO TRAILS MEET   GOV. GARDNER APPOINTS COMMITTEES TO OZARK ROAD CON VENTION AT PITTSBURG.

MINERS DECIDE THEY WILL MAKE NEW DEMAND:   They Want 15 Per Cent More Thar the 17 Per Cent Granted by  the Board.

TO PREVENT SUSPENSION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES   Coal Will be Loaned Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company by the Interborough.

TO AVERT SUSPENSION   Of Public Utilities Because of Coal Shortage

COMMISSIONER NAMED.   Mark Potter, New York Lawyer, Goes  on Interstate Commerce Body.

GERMANS TRIED TO INCITE WAR EARLY IN 1914   BE idence Before Senate Combpittee Shows Propagandists Were at W ork  _ in Mexico From the Start   RAIDS MADE UNDER PLAN OF SAN DIEGO

WILSON AND BRYAN BREAK A SURPRISE TO) PARTY LEADERS   They Are Trying to Measure the Effect of the Two Extremes On the Party.   BRYAN NOT A CANDIDATE   And That Fact, Too, Was a Surprise to Many Jackson  Day Dimers.

THE WILSON. ‘BRYAN SPLIT   Former Would Put the League o Nations Up to the Peopte.   LATTER WOULD COMPROMISE   “Wilson Sent Message to Deme_Crats, Bryan Read Speech at Same Banquet. ’

WILSON AND BRYAN DIFFER ON TREAT!   President Declares for Taking League Issue to Voters —«-Commoner for Compromises.

WILSON-BRYAN SPLIT CENTER OF INTEREST IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS   May Mean Big Fight in ¢ 09. vention at ’Frisco, June 28th.

BRYAN'S BOMB. - STARTS TROUBLE   THE COMMONER IN DIRECT ANTAGONISM TO THE PRESIDENT.   SPLIT OVER THE TREATY   BRY AN DECLARES IT SHOULD NOT BE MADE AN ISSTE.   The President Insists That the Party Stand by. Hlum and Fight ItOut at the Polls,

THEY LOGK HORNS      ~ ne  WHSON AND BEYAS PRONE  ON UPAG       a !         AML af Which

THIRD TERM NOT MENTIONEL   President Wants League of Nations Question. Before Voters

NWilson Wants “Nai fore: People . As‘ ad Referendum,’’       ATTITUDES: ‘COME’ AS TWIN,      PARTY. LEADERS: WONDE:           Sentiment “Between: 7 Tw : Is Divided Among. Rank: and File.

BRYAN IN REVOLT       _teerless Leader’  *Savs President is  . Making a Mistake ir Assuming His Attitude.

Contends Democratic Party Cannot Go Before Country on Treaty Issue but Should Accept Possible Compromises   PRESIDENT DECLARES FOR > SUBMISSION TO ELECTORS    Diversity of Opinion Comes as Twin Surprise of Conclave of Bourbon Ohieftains Oulmi nating at Dinner

MEANS FIGHT IN CONVENTION SAYS LEADERS   Commoner’s Statemen Gives Great Impetus to Compromise Plan   LODGE WELCOMES VOTE   Republican Leader Says Presi dent Would Meet With . Repudiation

President Would Carry the Question to Voters While Commoner Believes Senate  Reservations Should Be Accepted.      SENTIMENT AMONG PARTY LEADERS MUCH DIVIDED

DEMOCRATS OF RANK AND FILE TAKING STOCK   BRYAN-WILSON SPLIE O% PEACH TREATY I CLIMAN OF DINNET.   Sentiment Seems About Equally Divided Between President apd Commoner.

THEY LOCK HORNS   WILSON AND BRYAN a> NGI AGREE ON PACT PROBLEM,   AHL ot Whieh Indicates a Wakefal Hour for’ pemocrats,

ee   Status of Faction is in Doubt as Result Wilson-Bryan Clash on League of Nations.   DEADLOCK LOOMS   The text of Wilson’s speech and Bryan’s reply may be found on page 3.

DEMOCRATS ARE STUDYING OPPOSITE  -ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PARTY CHIEFTANS    Democrats Generally Declare That President’s Letter Has Not Changed Matters and Efforts To Agree On Compromise Reservations To Treaty Would Continue.   EKYAN AND WILSON DIAGREE ePRISCO GETS CONVENTION

BRYAN-WILSON SPLIT SURPRISE TO PARTY HEADS   Rank and File Attempt te Assess Effect of Break on the Coming Election.   MAY BRING BITTER BATTLE   President Fails to Mention Third Tera or Impending Retirement to Private Life.

PRESIDENT FOR REFERENDUM TO DECIDE ON PAC   Former Secretary Read for Covenant With “ Reservations

Sentiment at Jackson Day Dinner Equally Divided Between Support of Wilson’s Plan to Submit League to Voters and Bryan’s Scheme to Accept Compromise on Pact.

OF WILSON BRYAN ‘SPLIT ON PARTY   (DEMOCRATS ASSESS POSSIBLE DAMAGE LIKELY TO RESULT FROM THE OPEN RUPTURE   CONFIRMS BELIEF OF FORMER BREAK   Jackson Day Banquet Incident Leads Many to Belief President and Bryan Parted Months Ago

WILSON AND BRYAN ROW ONCOVENANT   Wilson Would Place League Up to Voters, He Says.   Declares Country Should Accept Com promise—Repndilates Article X Chaos Reigns in Demo Party,

TREATY ISSUE BRINGS WILSONBRYAN CLASH   Sharp Difference of Opinion Over Question of Submitting Pact to the People.   MAY RESULT IN’ PARTY SPLIT   Chief Executive Against All Com. promise in Senate, While Mr. Bryan Would Accept Reservations of a Certain Character.

DEMOCRATS UP IN AR AFTER JACKSON RANQUET SURPRESt   President Makes No Mentio: of Third Term or. An Early  *. Retirement   WILL BRYAN BECOME CANDIDATE? QUESTION   Lodge Says That Wilson Letter Makes Agreement of Peace Treaty Impossible ‘

WITH WILSON ON PEACE PROGAAN   Contends Democratic Party Cannot Go Before Country off Treaty Issue but Should Ac: cept Possible Compromises   PRESIDENT DECLARES FOR © SUBMISSION TO ELECTORS   Diversity of Opinion Comes. as. Twin Surprise of Oonclave of Bourbon Chieftains Gulminating at Dinner

WOOD WILL  LEAD THE HELD THEN   Favorite Sons Will Get Complimentary Vote in G. 0. P, Scramble.   PROBABLE FIRST BALLOT AT CHICAGO   RBttLs.Leriew

Lioyd George and Millerand Meet Sunday to Decide Whether Action Shall Be Taken Against the Reds  im DalanaAl   ITALY WILL NOT JOIN CONFERENCE   French Likely to Urge a Get Together Policy While England Expected to Propose Keeping Hands Off — Foeh  VAiill Atétannell

THE POLE-BOLSHEVIK TENSION RELIEVED BY A LATE CONFERENCE   Vloryd George Told Reds Colesa They Stopped Advance ANics Would tia to Aid of Poland.

B DGER VICTIMIZED ° IN SEARCH FOR WIFE   CHICAGO GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN ALLEGED TO HAVE SWINDLED WISCONSIN  PRGMHRNT ,

WILSON FACTOR IN FINAL FIGHT   PRESIDEST DRAWS INTO POLFTICaL WHIRLPOOL.    A PIECE OF PARTY STRATEGY   Meeth ef Octeber Arranged Last July as Time ter His Aectivity— hew Veesten of Dispute With Spepreer.

DEMORCATS PLAN 10 DRIVE WEDGE       Presiderit Active dn Campa \ as Otitlined by Gov. Cox In White House Meeting:         PCLEAR-UP:. CONTROVER:        Right on Spencer’s Charge; May Embarrass Hoover

19 LOST WHEN ITALIAN SHIP HITS A MINE   Destroyer Sunk in_ the Bosphorus Following E.xplosion.

HARDING TO WAGE LAST  WEEK OF CAMPAIGH IN ADDRESSING GHIG VOTERS

FIGHT FOR GHIO.   Senator Harding Will Devote Week To Home State,

Harding Will Cent Center En: ergy on His Own Home State   Issues Statement on ge Aims and  Failure of  7

BOTH PARTIES END CAMPAIGN IN OHIO WHIRLWIND FINISH   HARDING CHARKES DEMOCRAT WITH INEPRICIENOY AND MISUNDERSTANDING   NATIONAL LEADERS WILL COVER EVERY LOCALITY IN THE “TATE

HARDING CHARGES DEMOCRATS WITH EVADING CHIEF ISSUES   Republican Candidate Age Again Outlines His Own Stand on Major Questions; Calls ..on -_Democrats to Answer Questions Regarding Atti. tude of Party: in 1914.   IME SCHEDULE 

CANDIDATES  GRAPPLING FOR HOME. STATE   Harding and Cox Swing Int« Final Week of Presidential Campaign

FINAL WEEK FOR HARDING   WHIRLWIND TOUR OF OHIC BEGINS WEDNESDAY. 7 THE SPEAKERS

HARDING BEGINS ~ ON FINAL DRIVE   Many Prominent Republican: Join Nominee in Rounding Out Campaign in Ohio.   HIS STAND IS CLEAR

BATTLE UNE SHARPLY DRAWN   PINAL WEEK OF CAMPANGN OP ENS W iT OPPOSING UNES READY FOR FINISH PIGHT.   HAPOING 1S IN HID   Republican Candidate Will Open {nal Drive In His Home Siate With Speech at Cleveland Wednesday Night.

Republicans Send Small Army of Oraters tnto State  far Romain   HARDING ISSUES  DEFI   Candidate Cails on Democrats te Answer Charges of Mismanacement.

Harding And Supporters Are To Speak Every ‘Evening And In ‘Nearly All The Towns   PUTS DEMOCRATS ON DEFENSIVE

HARDING ON FINAL DRIVE THIS WEEK   Starts Wednesday to Try and Line Up Home State ¢ Voters.   IMPORT “SPELL BINDERS”   Will Try to Help Harry Davis So He Can. Resign-if-. Flected,

CAMPAIGN NOW NEARING AN END   REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAT FORCES PLANNING FOR BIG WEEK IN ORIO.   DEMOCRATS EVADE ISSUES

LINES DRAWN FOR FINAL OHIO BATTLE   Both Candidates Will invade Hom States This Week in Effort To Win It.   HARDING OPENS WEDNESDAY

ANOTHER DIVORCE TANGLE   Man Arrested Charsced With Petiars In Swenring to Affidatit as to Resideace.

Retait Shops in Metropolis Announce Reductions in Dresses and Wraps as Great as 30 Per Cent.  SPORTING GOODS DOWN 20 PER CENT  Hearing on High Prices Thrown Open to Public’ at City Hall While Sugar; Brokers Are Examined.   SPORTING GOODS DOWN 20 PER CENT

CANADA AND AMERICH STEADILY GAINING IN NEWFOUNDLAND EXPORT:   SHIFTING FROM GREAT BRITAIN REFLECTED IN THE LATEST . TRADE FIGURES.

NO COMPROMISE ON TREATY FIGH   Lawrence Says That Divisions Exist in Both Parties and Means Third   PICKS THREE TICKETS   éohnson -and:Borah to Insist That Treaty and.League - Be Condemned

WIDE SPLIT IN PARTY RANKS   POLITICAL MANAGERS ARE BADLLY UP IN THE AIR.   PROSPECT OF A THIRD TICKET   TE REE MARAS OF DIVISION IN EXISTING LINES.   Lewden Leomiag Streag fer Repel lieaas, MeAdee fer Demerrats and Jehneon Man Whe May Upset Appiecart.

71 SHIPS GO TO BALTIMORE   Port Strike at New York Diverts ~ Steamers to Other Places.

STEAMERS GO TO BALTIMORE   New York Port Strike Diverts. Many Ships to the Southern Harbor.

KENDALL INLEMARS   DRESSES VOTERS ON- NATIONAL “- AND STATE ISSUES,          LX MADE A GREAT IMPRESSION           Vocates a _Business ° Adminiatration ‘Which ‘He Said the. gpernbarats in ower Had» Failed . Furnish romises: Clearing at. ‘State ‘House, -

KENDALL IN.LEMARS   ADRESSES VOTERS ON NATIONAL AND STATE ISSUES,   TALK MADE A GREAT IMPRESSION

Afiicol OF THE HAMUN GIRL 5 ORDERED   First Actual Order to Arrest Supposed Slay _ er Follows Demand by Citizens That Action Be Taken.

INVESTIGATE . TEXAS REPORTS      AUTHORITIES PLACE LITTLE CREDULENCE IN REPORTS THAT MRS. HAMMOND IS IN U.S. _

MRS. HAMAN SAID. “TOBEONRANCH NEAR SAN ANTONIC   Newspaper Man Reports Having Obtained ‘Confession From Her.

DEW KMATS WANT Te wi «tre   ficonrd Pence Meine Weoils round  (envention Wel lding,

FRISCO COLISEUM BEING ARRANGEL   BOARD FENCE BEING — BUIL' AROUND AUDITORIUM TO KEEP BACK CROWDS.

SOME TAKE A RIDE      SECOND AUTO TO BF! Gt AWAY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.             i. ~ t = Third Gift Enterprise of Local Merchants October. 2,

GOME TAKE A RIDE   BEOOND AUTO TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY AFTERNOON.   Third Gift Enterprise of Local Merchants October 2,

aly Two Million. Tons. Shipped. : im  Hampton Reads. In’ April.   Mexnwhile-Coolidas ‘Says. ‘What Coal  "New England Cin Get Should ~~ Be Equally Distributed

COOLIDGE WANTS COAL DIRECTOR   Asks House. For ‘Appointing: Au And :$25,000 For: Ex.

INOTHER HUNGER CIRKER 1S DEAD: CTUATION TENSE   sritish Soldiers Make Tris] Haul Down Half Mast Flag For MacSwiney   mcHT IN CORK STREET   Inquest At Brixton Jail  Delayed One Day By Officials ¢

UNEARTH BRIG BOOZE SITINDLE.  Frandulent Revenue Arments Vietint

WALES IS BACK IN LONDON   Mundreds of Thousands of Persons Turn Out to Give Prince a Noisy Welcome.

PRINCE IS BACK IN LONDON   Great Throng Turn Out to Welcome the British Heir Apparent.

LEGION TO VOTE ON QUESTIONS   Topics Being Submitted to Posts. Prohibition, Bonus And Universal Training.

FIVE BIG QUESTIONS BEING PRESENTED FOR ACTION BY MEMBERS OF LEGION POST

YANKS IN SEVPING CONTEST   Neediework of Wounded Heroes to Be Shown at Kentucky State Fair.

RED RAIDS IMPEDE CENSUS   Foreigners Afraid Enumerators Arc Secret Service Agents—Claim Los Angeles Cheats.

NOU LEADS AFTER PROLONGED oESoION, WIT LOWOEN SECOND AND JOHNSON A POOR THIRD   LOWDEN MAKES BIG GAIN AFTER FIRST BALLOT, WOOD DOES WELL, JOHNSON’S CASE HOPELESS

LOWDEN MAKES BIG GAIN APTER FIRST BALLOT, WOOL DOES WELL, FOHNSON'S CASE HOPELESS

SOVIET MONEY TCE 1! FORTS    Vien Claim to Have A  ed Agreement for ment, — Many Indic Continued Unrest A parent. 

WILLYS-OVERLAND CO. -TO WITHHOLD DIVIDEND   Directors Believe it Wise to Conserve Cash Resourees Until Conditions are Normal.

STAGE “HIAWATHA” AT INDIAN SCHOOL   PLAY WILL RE GIVEN AS PART OF HASKELL COMMENCEMENT   Speakers for Commencement Weel Not Selected—Stadent Debate a Feature

STAGE “HIAWATHA”’ AT INDIAN SCHOOL   ( Speakers for Commencement Wee! Not Selected—Student Debate a Feature

HEAVY VOTE IS PREDICTED   Intense Interest Manifested in Gubernatorial Contest

RECORD VOTE IN STATE EXPECTED INTEREST GREAT   Belief is That Second Primary August 28, Necessary to Name the Governor

Politicians Think Another Election Will Be Nec-’ essary.   MANY WOMEN AT POLLS   Congressional Contests Are Noted in Only Six Districts.

Lloyd George's Offer of -Peace'is Attacked by DeYalera in Statemen   “President of [tish, Republic” Reported to Be Planning a Visit..to. England.

$9,.500.000 SHIPYARD SOLD   Baltimore Firm Buys Gloucester (N. J.) Naval Plant, Recently Completed.

AGED INDIAN IS DEAD   Abner Nash, Familiar Figure In Cen tral Wisconsin, Dies Near Ceand Parnide

Abner: Nash, Familiar Ficure: do ‘Cen trait Wiacensin, Dies‘ Near , Grend Resid:

foday’s Race Looks Like  Second Fizzle In Meet With Almest No Wind and Only a Fourth of Course Traversed at 2:15 P. M.—Time Expires at R.20

RESCLUTE LEADS BUT RACE 16 SLO   Expected Decisive Contest May Not be Sailed Within the Allotted Time.

LIPTON SLOOP CROSSES LINE MINUTE ANCAD OF YANK BOAT   Start of Contest Delayed Be cause Only Mild Breeze Was Blowing.   WasS DIOWIMEZ YACHTS MOVE SLOWLY British Challenger Sets Pace,  But is Overtaken By Defender.

SMALL CHANGE 10 END   British and American Yachts Making Slow Time in Sixth Effort to Decide Possession of America’s Cup.

9.000 BODIES. ARE RETURNED   RECORDS SHOW THAT 1,800 MORE ARE READY FOR SHIPMENT.   Rody Returned.

Remains of Soldiers Who Died in France Seat Home.    Ferce of 2,000 Wiil Complete Wor of Removai—Some Relatives Want Herces Left in France.

AMERICAN SOLDIERS   TO NUMBER OF NEAR: _ LY 9,000 SHIPPED TO ‘ UNITED STATES.   About 1,800 More Await Shipment at the French Ports — Work is to be Completed Next Summer.

9,000 U.S. SOLDIER BODIES SHIPPED   Remains of Men Killed In France Sent Home—All Re. moved from Germany and Luxembourg—Will Soon be Taken from Belgium

§,000 BODIES TO U. S$   Remains of Soldiers Who Diec ini France Sent Home.   Force cof 2,000 Witl Coniplete Worl of Remova!—Sceme Relatives V/ant Heroes Left in France.

3,000 BODIES ARE RETURNED TO HOME SHORE   1800 American Soldier Bodie: Remain At French Ports   Work Will be Ended Nex‘ Summer

NEAR 9,000 BODIES RETURNED TO U. 5   TO RETURN 60 PER CRNT OF THOSE WHICH REST IN FRANCE    onaanaieitaeimeaian eemmaammiaal  Many ‘Relatives of the: Fallen’ De. cide After Visit to \llow  Bodies to Remain

REMOVING OF AMERICAN DEAD MAKING PROGRESS   Nearly 9,000 Bodies Haye Been Brovght Back From France.

SOLDIEE BROUGHT” HOME.      Manj ‘Thousands Have. eon’: Me _anacd And Mere Are To  Come. - {

BODIES SHIPPED HOME   EXHUME REMAINS OF ABOUT 9,000 YANK DEAD.    About 60 Per Cent. of ‘Americas Bur. “ied in France Will’ Be Returned . to: United States.

NINE THOUSAND BODIES OF U. S. SOLDIERS SHIPPED HOME; NEARLY ONE THOUSAND MORE TO BE SENT

U.S. SPEEDING UP RETURN OF YANKS KILLED IN FRANGE   Nine Thousand Already Re. turned With Eighteen Hundred Awailing Shipment

9,000 BODIES ARE RETURNED T0 U.S   Remains of Soldiers Who Diet in France Sent Home.   Force of 2,000 Will Complete Work of Removail—Some Relatives Want Heroes Left in France.

4,000 NOWRES! ON NATIVE SOI   Work of Returning Bodies o American Soldiers Wel! Under Way.

RETURN 8,000 BODIES TOUS FROM FRANG   Say Task of Removing Bodies "of Soldiers Will Be Completed in a Year.

9,000 BODIES OF ‘SOLDIERS RETURNEI   Government Ia Rapis aly. Bringing Back tha War eDnd-—Many Parents Desire to Leave Sone in France,

9,000 BODIES ARE SENT TO AMERICA   Will Be’ Rgmoved To This Couhity / Work ih 17 ‘Cemeteries Has ,” ‘Been Compf€ted-

LIGHT VOTE BEING CAST   Wot Much Interest in the Ohio Presidential Primary Held Today

OHIO PRIMARY  FOR PRESIDENT A HARD BATTLE   GOVERNOR HARDING AND GENER ‘ AL WOOD STRUGGLING FOR STATE DELEGATIONS.

WOULD CURB AUTOMOBILE SPEEDERS ON RIDGE ROUTE WITH CHECK CARD SYSTEM

CO-AUTHOR OF RAIL BILL IS DEFEATED   Esch Loses Race in Wisconsiii—L: Follette Candidete Yrimmed by Lenroot.

LENROOT WINS IN WISCONSIN: FIGH   Senator Defeats James Thompson of LaCrosse, Who Is -Championed By Senator LaFollette: Esch  Is Also Defeated

~LABOR’S ATTITUDE   Action’ of Senate in Pushing ‘Through. Poindexter Bill > Ig Condemned.   POINDEXTER. AT ‘MARION   Gov. Sproul, ee tat iMen“tioned” as Probable  _-inet Appointee,

Conferees at Marion Te! Senator of the Sen timent   President-elect Is Secur. ing Aid of Senate for Plan

‘His Anti-Strike Bill Recently  Rushed Through the Senate Will Probably Be Discussed.

PROTES! OT LABOR IS HEARD   Rap Rep Action on Poit dexter Bill   APPEAL TO HARDING   Senator's Attitude Noi Announced

OF ANTI-STRIKE BILL   LABOK DISAPPOINTED IN ACTION OF G. 0, P. IN RUSHING THRU POINDEXTER BILL

RUMBLINGS OF LABOR DISAP: -POINTMENT. OVER ANTI-. »STRIKE MEASURE

President-Elect Due to Confer Today With Author of AntiStrike Bill,

LANGER WINS APPROVAL OF NORTH DAKOTA G. 0. P   State Attorney General Heads Ticket to Oppose Non-Partisan League Candidates in Primaries

R WOULD FL ININATE ART   Probability Harding Will Take Same Stand Making League Fracticaly a World Conrt..

COAL MINERS AT WORK   Aereement Was Reached bv Miners and Operators in Indiana

LOOTING SURE ~ WHEN SOVIETS REACH WARSAW   if Eo  ENTRY -EXPECTED THIS WEEK AND SOVIET RE. GIME WILL BE ESTAB LISHED AT ONCE SAYS LONTON Trae   Rush of Polish Refugees to Dan: zig Keeps Up-—Séek Way Tr United States. 

FALL OF WARSAW LOOKED FOR THIS WEEK; SOVIET GOVERNMENT IS PLANNEL

PROMISE. MEN LOOT OF CIT)   Offensive Cannot Bs Stopped Before Sold iers Enter Warsaw

PAID A WHEEL TAX   Didnt Live in the City bat Wanted to Help Keep up Strects

SETTLING CONVENTION DETAILS   (eeoked Badges for Delegates and Bronseec for Alternates.

WILL PROVIDE 15,400 SEATS,   Republican Leaders Confer on Details of National Convention,

SEATS FOR MORE THAN THIRTEEN HUNDRED   fiold Badge With Medallion of Lin coln for Delegates to Republi ein National Convention.

RAILROADS GAIN NOTABLE VICTORY   Freed in North Dakota Fron $1,300,000 in Taxes Levied By State.

REBELLION IS EXPECTED.   Newspaper Predicts Radical Plareup in Central Germany.

MORE TALK OF HUN REVOLT.   ~ Sham Outbreaks Would Precede Red Uprising, Paper Says.

IRISH CASUALTIES IN JULY WERE 79   Report Shows 22 Killed, 57 Wounded;. Fifteen Cops Among Dead.

22. Killed; 57 Wounded Fighting in lreland ‘During Month of July

DISTRICT RALLY IS SET FOR AUGUST 25Tt   Arrangements Being Completed For Opening of Republican Campaign ' at Connersville   MAIN ADDRESS BY WATSON

DISTRICT RALLY 10 COME TWENTY-FIFTH   Date is Set and Senator Watson is To Be Chief Speaker.

SEARCH FOR’ "WAREHOUSE   Is” Believed ‘to’: ‘Contain a Million Dollar: ‘Whiskey Supply

DRY OFFICIALS SEEK COSTLY BOOZE PLANT   $1,000,000 Worth of Whisky Stored in Mysterious Chicago Warehouse—Seven Arrests Made.

Chicago Arrests Disclose Big Illicit Liquor Sates      Federal Prohibition Officers Now Searching fo. Warehouse Believed To Contain $1,000,000 Whisky Stock.

SEARGHING FOR BOG  ZE SUPPLY  SEVEN NABBED   Million Dollar Store of Whisk, In Chicago Being Sought.   Firm Was Noing Huge Business In. Sales.

SEARCH MADE FOR HOARDED WHISKEY      Federal Prohibition Officials ‘Look For Warehouse Believed. To Hold Mil; lion Dollar Booze Supply.

POLICE HUNTING MILLION DOLLAR WHISKY SUPPL}   Warehouse of Liquor Organization Sought; Seven Held.

POLICE HUNTING -MLLION-DOLLARWHISKY SUPPLY   Warehouse ‘of “Liquor Organization > Sought; Seven Held,

OFFICERS SEARCHING CHICAGO FOR MILLION DOLLAR WHISKY CACHE   Beliered to be Property of Seven ATrested ust’ Night for Wholesaly >” Distribution of Stuff,

CATHOLICS WILL HEAR PASTORAL   MOST IMPORTANT CHURCH DOCUMENT . SINCE ‘THIRD ‘PLENARY COUNCIL. -

PASTORAL LETTER WARNS CATHOLICS OF DUTIES IN WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION   Archbishops And Bishops, In First Epistle In 35 Years, Point Out To Clergy And Laity The Dangers Besetting America As Result Of War; To Be Read Today.

MUCH FLOUR IS DESTROYEE   Celebrated Water Mills Built Century Ago in France Burned

REQUEST FOR PROPECTION Es RECEIVED BY STATE DEPARTMENT FROM UL  CITIZE      REBELS LOSE FIRST FIGH]   Federal Forces inflict: Casualties on Rebels in an All Day Engage. 5 meni—Senora Also aa) Claims a Vic« “y tory,     B

RESIDENTS ON COAST CALL WARSHIPS   Fear of Mexican OutBreaks Causes Plea _ For Protection.

AMERICANS IN MEXICO ASK FOR PROTECTION OF UNITED STATES WARSHIPS

FIFTY MILLION: ARMY <= ITEM WAS CUT. OUT OF SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   It Was One of the-Schemes of Secretary Baker to Get Money for the Sapport of the Army.

COMMITTEE CUTS ONT $50,000,000 ASKED FOR MAKING  - DEDMANENT pcs   War Department Is Turned Down in Effort to Pro-.   -vide for Housing Reg  ‘ wstade TT &S Army   SECRETARY SOUGHT © DIVISIONAL CENTERS   PRESENT REQUIREMENTS ONLY CARES FOR 80,000 MEN OUT OF  TOTAL ARMY STRENGTH ) : OF 230.000 .

THE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION WAS A LOVE FEAST   Program Went Thio As Per Schedule And Never A Ripple Of Dissension

JEMOGHATS OF OWA ROAST REPUBLICANS   The State Convention at Cedar Rapids Adopts Platform Denouncing G. O. P.

SECOND CLASS POSTAL ORDER NOT AUTHBRIZEE   Justica Hits of District of Columbia Supreme Court Passes on Case of the fall

REPORT SHOWS PUBLIC SAVING AT FIXED PRICE   Commission Examiner Finds Average Drop in Many Cities Under Regulation of  * ‘Indiana Law.   QVERCHARGES REFUNDED   Strict Application of Profit Mar gin by Retailers Js Chief Factor.

ANOTHER TIE-UP OF COAL INDUSTRY THREATENS NATION   possimerery ob GENE HAL ¢&s sirios oF WOK pees ro ENE   FEDERAL ACTION RESENTEL   Prosecution of Operator amt Miner Por Alleged Viobition of tlaver tet Given as Cate for Probable Veta

POSSIBILITY OF ANOTHER _ STRIKE OF COAL MINERS ~~. JIS DECLARED TO EXIST

ANOTHER COAL TIEUP DECLARED POSSIBLE   CONFERENCE TO ESTABLISH NEW WAGE SCALE WILL BE POST“PONED, IT 18 SAID. 

COAL MINES MAY BE TIED UP BY COURT’S ACTION   Coal Operator Asserts New Agreement Can Not Be Signed.

WAGE PACTS HELD ILLEGAL, BUT MEN MAY FORCE ISSUE   Operators Shy at Parleys; Tie-up Threatens April 1.

BIG WALKOUT OF MINERS TO COME ABOUT APRIL   Government Prosecu tion of Operators and Miners Cause.

OPERATOR PREDICTS NEW COAL STRIKE   Looks for Miners to Quit April 1.

ANOTHER COAL STRIKE POSSIBLE   Result of Government’s Pros. ecution of Coal Operators And Miners.

WARNS OF COAL TIEUF   Cperator Under Arrest Criticizes Action of Government. .   Declares Lever Act Prosecution May Cause ‘StrikexInconsistent With Wilson's Policy. "a5

GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION MAY RESULT IN TIE-UP OF NATIONS COAL INDUSTRY

ATTITUDE OF GOVERNMENT ON THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING SYSTEM IS LIKELY TO LEAD TO A STRIKE OF MINERS, IT IS SAID, AND SOFT COAL MAY NOT BE MINED AFTER APRIL 1,1S THREAT. __,

ANOTHER GOAL TIEUP LOOM:   May Come As Result of Govt Prosecution of Operators and Miners.

MAY BE COAL TIEUP   ACTION OF GOVERNMENT CRITI. CIZED BY OPERATOR.   Proceedings Inconsistent With President Wilson’s Declarations—Lever Act May Cause Strike.

WATERFRONT THREATENED      firenks Out in Steamer at Vancouve! and Menaces the Entire  Liavrhae._

BAKER WOULD BAR GEN. WOOD   Secretary of War Opposes Biil for Promotion, He Tells Con-. gressman Kahn.

DERAL CONTROL DF ROADS Soot A HALF A BILLION   Total Loss for Two Years Was $594,200,000—Coa!l Strike increased Loss.

RAILROADS SINKING DEEPER INTO DEBT    Federal Contr! Costs Government $594,200,000 in Two ‘ Years’ Operation. Loss for December Alone Amount‘ ed to $62,009,000, Rail Administration Figures Show

JOHNSON®IN:. TRAIN WRECK   Galifornia Benator on Campaign Tour Has Novel Experience —

TAFT URGED AS MEDIATOR   Support of Senators Asked for Mov to Have Former President Settle Treaty Fight.  #

URGE TAFT. AS MEDIATOR   Nonpartisans Want Former President to Pass on Peace Pact.

MARGIN SMALL IN ARKANSAS   Cox Carries State by Only 41,19) Votes Out of 188,059 Cast.

SMALL MARGIN IN ARKANSAS   State Goes for Cox by Only 41,191 Out of 128,059 Votes.

HITCHCOCK TELLS DEMOCRATS BRYAN IS PARTY WRECKER   Senator Blames Commoner for Failure of Treaty and League.   ADVISES NOT TO SEND HIM TO SAN FRANCISCO   Admits That President Wilsor Made Mistakes in Treatment  of Senate.

Hitehceck Advises Omaha Democrats Not to Help Send Him te  Canwentian.

/40,000 WANT SCOTCH soviET   Gig Crowd at Gtasgow Adept Resoiu tion Calling for a Co-operative Commonwealth,

SCOTS DEMAND A_ SOVIET   Forty Thousand at Glasgow Ask a Co. Onerative State.

NOTICE   Of the Sale of City of Madison, Indiana, Refunding Bonds. ,

FEDERATED CLUBS AFTER HOSPITAL   Determined Effort Being Made te Establish Hospital in, This Town.  te   WOMEN ARE SPONSORS   They Are Pushing the Project of _ Re- Establishing the Hospital Here,

FEDERATED CLUBS 10 GET ELDORA HOSPITAL   Have Secured Option on Morse Building and Formulated Plan For Financing Purchase—Propose to Form Corporation.

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4 DIPLOMATIC EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY MAY BRE INCLUDED IN SAN FRANCISCO  PLATFORY 4

ARMED THUGS TAKE . $51,000 _ FROM TAXI CO   Bid Watchman, Then Blow Safe and Steal Cash and  SS oo

THUGS BLACKJACK MAN AND ROB SAFE OF $51,00¢   Night Watchman of. Towel Co Also “Attacked and Safe i Emptied of $2,200,

H FARM LOANS ARE DIN QRDERED STOPPE   ORGY OF WEALTA I INDULGED th   MANY LABORERS ARE AMONG MAGNATES WHO PAY INCOME TAXES   SHORUS GIRLS IN, TOL   Plumbers, Longshoremen, Paint. ers, Waiters and Many Others are Included in List.

HEADS OF FARMER BODY PLAN WORK   Various Committees Diseus: Topic: of Interest and Plan Action as Series of Meetings During Past Week.

FARMERS NAME NEWCOMMITTEE   RODY TO LOOK AFTER FARMERS INTEREST IN LEGISLATURE IS APPOINTED   URGES HOLDING 1520 WHEAT

‘FLYERS ARE WELCOMED BACK   Reach Washington After Return Trip Frem Alaska.

FOUR ARMY AIRPLANES   Arrive in Washintgon From Alaska, Flvers Pintertained by Officials.

WHAT CENSUS TELLS   THERE sry, pas FAIS “19 oo en’ ¢ roe,       bi YValueiof These Farms is “laced ‘ ‘at $38,776,814. i i a, ee

WHAT CENSUS TELLS   THERE ARE, 2,067 FARMS IN THE COUNT).   The Value of These Farms i+ ‘laced at $38,776,814.

JOIN HANDS IN HUNGER STRIKE      Lerd Mayor of Cork Refuses Food Since Im pnriaoned.

COMISKEY ASKED HOYNE TO ACI   Unable to Get Proof That Series Was “Fixed”

Hold Grand Jury Tc Continue Quiz In Ball Scandal   “Fixer” Prosecution Seen In Further Probing ---President of Cincinnati Reds to Testify ---Both Chicago and Cleveland Scheduled to Play Today

COMISKEY ASKED PROBE OF WORLD SERIES YEAR AGO   Owner af Chicago Whitesox Convinced at Time There Was UCrookedness.   COULDN'T PROVE HIS CASE

» INVESTIGATION OF SERIES   Is. Now: Asked -B; Comiskey   In Chicago With. Docu: “ments To Go Before Grand Jury

WORLD'S SERIES INVESTIGATION MADE YEAR AGO   Hoyne Says Comiskey Asked It But the Evidence Was Inconclusive,   NOW HAS NEW EVIDENCE   Nature Not Disclosed—Other Witnesses Called Include . Wives of Players.

GRAND JURY PAVING WAY FOR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION QF WHITE SOX PLAYERS   Felsch Said to Have Bet $5,000 Bribe Money on Reds, Two to One, Thereby Clean- — ine Up $15,000 All Told.   WIVES OF MEN MAY BE WITNESSES; —_ FAN WITH KNIFE SLASHES HERZOG

HOYNE KNEW ‘SERIES CROOKED   Found Evidence After Games But Couldn't Prove It, He Announced Today   Report Felsch Bet - $5000 on Cincinnati—Bribery Atrent re + 4OnR °

“OLD ROMAN’ LAW SIGNS   OF GRAFT  AT ONCE   Came io Hoyne as Soon as  Games Ended—Hermann to Fell About Chase.   IERZ0G 18 SEABBED BY ANGRY FAN

COMISKEY ASKED —_ PROBE LAST YEAR   Hoyne Found Evidence of -. > GCrookedness =~

WOMEN REDOUBLE EFFORTS IN TENN   ACTION FOLLOWS REFUSAL OF THE GOVERNOR TO CALL A SPECIAL SESSION

TWO PERSONS KILLED   Dozen Injured as Car Plunges Over Embankment

Two Lose Lives When Car Dives Down Steep Hill   Locked Air Brakes and Wet Rails Responsible

ELECTRIC CAR IN WILD DASH   ‘Lehigh Valley Transit Limited, Jumpa Track and Lands in Comfieid~ Two Killed.- .

PROPOSAL OF IRISH TO MAKE ENGLAND CEASE ITS FORCE DE&FEATED IN LABOR CONGRESS

Proposal Defeated In Labor Congres:   Proposition to Employ Direct Actio: if Necessary to Force British Gov ernment to Withdraw Troops Fron Treland Dafeated,

NO “DIRECT ACTION” ON ERIN   Trades Union Congress Not to Try to Force Troop Withdrawal From treland.

Labor Frowns Upon Proposal of Direct ' Action in Ireland   Decline of 17 Per Cent During June Indicated in Department of Agriculture Report

Defeat Measure to Stop Manufacture of Shells For Use in lrish Wa

DRUG CLERK IS KILLENAFTER BEING STRUCK   Woman's Escort Knocks Him to Pavement; Dies  From Fall.

WAR WORKERS TO ORGANIZE   Seeresaries of Councils of Hefense: WI Sfecet Jn iansas City

Republican Leader Criticises “Unfair Reflection Upon France” and the President’s  , Attitude as to Fiume Matter   Efforts at Treaty Compromise: Continue; G. O. P. Whips Agree on New Reservation Aimed at Article Ten

E, Milner Smith Defeats George M. Smith—-H. W. Hopkins Replaces W. A. Wheeler on the Board of Aldermen.—Mayor’s Race Was Landslide, While That for Chief of Police Was Very Close—Hatry Martin, fot Sexton Led the Ticket. —School Board Re-elected.

HJ. MACINTYRE ELECTED MAYOR; a MILTON DEFEATED OPPONENTS; MAJORITY OLD ALDERMAN RE-ELECTED   Ei. Milner Smith Defeats George M. Smith—-H. W. Hopkins Replaces W. A. Wheeler on the Board of Aldermen,—Mayor’s Race Was Landslide, While That for Chief of Police Was Very Close-—Harry Martin, for  — Raytan Ted the Ticket. —School Board Re-elected.

GALVESTON ASKS FOR INJUNCTION   lo Compel Gov. Hobby and Gen. Wolters To Take Troops Out of That City

ASKS COURT TO MOVE TROOPS; CAPTAIN RILLED   JUSTICE ISSUES WARRANT FOR SENTRY’S ARREST ON MURDER CHARGE

ASKS GOVERNORS TO AID IN RECRUITING   Baker Requests ‘Nationwide Help ir Drive for Army Personel Increase.

BAKER APPEALS TO GOVERNORS TO HELP DaIVE   ASKS OFFICIAL CO-OPERA TION IN THE NATION-WIDE RECRUITING CAMPAIGI DURING FEBRUARY.

SECRETARY BAKER ASKS CO-OPERATION GOVERNORS   Nationwide Reeruiiing Drive Will by Intensified Daring Week of February 22-24,

G. O. P. Machinery on Third Day of Convention Hopelessly Clogged.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS BONE OF CONTENTION   Committee on Resolutions In. dulge in Another Hot Session.

MORNING OUTLOOK ANYTHING  BUT BRIGHI   Early Reports Thursday Morning Very Dascouraging Belore Compromise Reached.  Planned Nominations Belore  os elt 2 tes ey Sl ie er” Sy. Wa:

SUB-COMMITTEE PLANS PLANK Ik ALL NIGHT FIGHT   At Beginning of Third Day Nc Sign of Agreement on League in Sight.   CRANE TURNS TABLES ON BORAH ‘IRRECONCILABLES'   Threat of Split Coming from Other Direction Startles Johnson Faction.

MORNING DUT LOOK AN YTEING RUT RBICH]   Early Reports Thursday Morning Very Discouraging Before Compromise Reached.  Planned Nominations Belore Platform Was Worked Ont

UNVENTION DOUBLE DEADLOGKED UNTIL COMPROMISE 1S PROPOSED   Delegates Marking Time While Platform Committee Struggles With Contending Factions in Treaty Fight; General Policies Are Agreed Upon. oe

LEAGUE ENTERS CHICAGO FIGHT   All Night Sessions Marked Strug gle to Agree on Plaform Planks   DELEGATES ARE IN DOUBT   Three Groups Struggle for Upper Hand in League of Nations Platform [ight

ALL-NIGHT SESSIONS BRING FEW RESULTS   Effort of Sub-Committee To Agree on Leagu Plank Fails After Long Conferences—Crane Demand a Big Surprise.   MASS OF DELEGATES STILL IN DARK THIS MORNING AS TO COMING EVENTS

WESTPORT K. OF P.'S PLAN Bla MEETING   Greensburg Team to Confer Work o Eight April 2—Roll Call te be Observed—Hite to he Speaker

WESTPORT K. UF PS PLAN BIG MEETING   } Execsebire trebat ‘ Contes Work a Eight Nptil 2 Roll Call’ ‘to be» Observed—Hite to be Speaker

WHITE ANSWERS HAYs’ CLAIM OF 395 VOTES   'Based on Results of 1916, Harding  Will Lack Ten More of Elec tion Than Hughes Did.

{ DEAD, 2 ILL; WOCD ALCOHOL IS SUSPECTEI   SOUTH SIDE MAN, PICKED UP EN ALLEY EXPIRES AFTER BEING CARRIED INTO POOLROOM

Se RS a “PEAD DRUNK FN FACT.   More. Wood Ale -ohol . Gets in its Fatal Work in Indiana:

MORE WOOD ALCOHOL   Onc Dead. ‘fwo in Hospital, Others Suspected, in Indfannpolis,

DRINK ORGY KILLS TWO   Wood Alcohol Was in’ Liquor Used by Indiana Men

U. §. RESERVE BANK ASSAILED BY CATTLEMEN   “Wildcat Oil” and Others of *“Nonessentials” F avored, Says Kansas Citvans.

HUGE BUILDING OPERATIONS ARE WELL UNDERWAY   Total in Section North of the Ohio and East of the Missouri for Past Four  Months is $2,144,637, ‘  000

CONSTANTINOPLE HELD BY ALLIE:   Occupied By F sunich Troops Under The Provisions Of The Armstice.

RESCUE 80 FROM ARCTIC ICE   British Vessel Saves Crew of Ship After Three Months’ Perij in the Kara Sea.

80 SAVED FROM ARCTIC ICE   British Ship Rescues Crew of Ship Af. ter Three Months’ Peril.

NAME HUERTA PRESIDENT OF REBEL CLIQUE   Calles Minister of War and Rebels Seeking Member of Carranza’s Family

NAME PROVISIONAL CABINET IN MEXICO   COVBARBOR DE LA HUERTA OF SOBORA PRESIDENT.   Heads ef Eevetting States Will Leter Select thief Miecutive— Alms to Adept Prebibition asad Step Gambling.

CABINET HIAMIED BY LEADERS OF REVOLT   GOVERNOR DE LA HUERTA 01 SONORA IS NAMED PRESIDENT.

SONORA PRESIDENT MADE EXECUTIVE OF THE NEW REPUBLIC   Will Serve Until President Can be Selected by Governors of Revolting States   U, $, SENDS ADDITIONAL DESTROYERS TO MEXICO   Vessels Ordered to Key West in Readiness for Call

REBELS MEET TO FORM A CABINET   Adolfo De La Huerta Provisional President .   Is Selected for Minister of War with Gen. F. Zerano Chief of Staff — Several Other Positions are Filled by Leaders Pending Formation of Permanent Gov’t.

John A. Finnigan Auctione: concord, Mass. Tel. 40 at Auction Sales

FLECTION IS UPHELD       Sienraguang Ar Weld Duly Chosen Executives.

ALBANIAN INSURGENTS ATTACK ITALIAN FORGES   Dunkati Bridge on n Voysua Riv: ’ “er Scene of Continuing = Fighting -

STRIKERS AND GUARDS FIGHT PITCHED BATTLE   THREE MEN ARE SHOT AND MORE THAN — ARE ; INJURED

TO RETURN ALIEN PROPERTY   Amendment to War Measure Wil Bring Release Totaling *  $150,000,000.

TO RESTORE ALIEN PROPERTY   Estimated Property Valued at $150, 000.000 Will Be Released.

wych ENEMY PROPERTY wil NOW BE RETURNED   AMENDMENT. TO TRAD.  NG WITH ENEMY ACT $150, 99.000 IS TO BE RESTORED TO  OWNERS BY ALIEN PROPERTY  Ss ee ee

YEAR IN PRISON FOR RUMELY   Sentenced for Concealing German Ownership of Newspaper.

RUMELY GETS YEAR IN CELL   Former Indiana Man Sentenced for Concealing German Ownership ef New York Mail.

TANK DESERTERS INFESTING PARIS   Fifteen Hundred Living i Underground Secret Passage.

1,500 YANKS HIDE IN PARIS   That Mumber of “Otserters From Ameritan Army Remain in France —Are “Bad Men.”

TTRIKERS IN BUTTE To WIN THEIR Bie Bate   OBIECTIONARLE SIGN3 WILL BE REMOVED AND THEATERS OF METROPOLIS WILI. IN CONSE. QUENCE BE RE-OPENED.

STRIKERS IN BUTTE T0 WIN THEIR BIG POINT   ONJECTIONABLE SIGNS WILL BE REMOVED AND THEATERS OF METROPOLIS WILL IN CONSEQUENCE BE RE-OPENED.

BRITISH FLEET IS AT PIRAEUS   Warships at Port of Athen: Believed to Have Connection With: King’s Return.   NO FORCE FROM FRANCE

WARSHIPS AT GREEK POR   New Premier Holds Conferences on Battleship of British Squadron at Piraeus.

America First, Last and All the Time, Should Be Motto of a New Party

FRENCH TROOPS “MOVE FORWARD   ecet PIED LONE ENLARGED AS Ww ARNING AND PRECAU TION,   NO RESISTANCE MEI pos ££ ;   FRENCH ARMY MERTS ONLY 4 FEW LOCAL VOUENTEERS.   fied That the Troops Will Retire ' When the German Army Leaves Rubr Ipistriet.  Tho German “Toon Is Notl-

PURPOSE 15 10 COMPEL BERLIN GOVERNMENT TO RESPEGT VERSAILLES TREATY   Occupation of Cities Is Merely Military March Accompanied by No Fighting — German Cities Declared Under State of Siege.

OCCUPATION EFFECTED WITHOUT OPPOSITION FROM GERMANS; FRENCH SAID TO ‘NUMBER FROM 15, 000 TO 18,000; TO COMPLETE OPERATION DURING DAY   DEMAND NEUTRAL ZONE EVACUATION

DANISH EMPLOYERS RESORT 10 LOCKOUT   Give Steadily Increasing. Wage and Demands of Workers As the Oause.

Jotice Served on City ' Courts Must Settle Rate:   ighting Company Contend Rates Fixed by Council Are Confiscatory in Nature and “Reject Them. Will have a Hearing   ‘Before the Court on December  - : 27th, on the Subject.

LEE G0, REJECT RATES   Notice Served on City That Court Must Settle Rates.   HEARING WILL BE DECEMBER 27   Lighting Company Says Rates Fixed by Council Are Confiscatory in Nature.

$5,000 HAT FOR MME. DESCHANEL “" NOT ACCEPTEL   President of French Republic Tells U.S.

DECLINZS GIFT OF A HAT   Preeident ef braece (Capeet Acee pt tt im Bebalf eof Hie WV ife—Parice Witlteers ltediguant.

Do Not Approve of American Styles Obtaining Acendency in World Markets.   MADAME DESCHANEL REFUSES $5.000 HAT   Milliners Give “14 Points’ Why American Gift Is Unacceptable.

Materials From Each of 48 States Included in Trimmings of Bonnet   PARIS JEALOUS OF HONOR   President Deschanel Thanks American Milliners But Is Forced to Decline 

MME. DESCHANEL REFUSES $5,000 AMERICAN HAT   U. S. Milliners Offered Creation to Wife of President of .. France.

REFUSES TO ACCEPT HAT.   French President Declines t Permit Wife to Accept American Milliners’ Gift.

PETITION 15 FILED   FIRST REAL STEP LOOKING TO. WARD HOSPITAL IS TAKEN,   Nearly Five Hundred Names are Attieched to the Signature.

PETITION 1S FILED   r EooW NG T0O                  ly Five I  teched tact Siguature,

Hines Orders Preparations Made at Once for Return of Roads to Owners March

ORDERS PROVIDING FOR FORMAL TRANSFER ISSUED   Authority Now Exercised by Railroad Administration to be Sarrendered on WMarceh 1.

NEW AMBASSADOR FROM ITALY   Senater Rolandi Ricci Said to Have Ream Galeerted.

APPOINT ‘RICCI TO U. S.   ttalién Senator To Be New Ambassador To Washington.

RICCI SELECTED  _ ITALIAN ENVOY   Will Be Ambassador’ to _ Washington. 

Cleveland Authorities  Thing  They Know Who Robbed: Mail Package.

FAMOUS BALL PLAYER SUED FOR DIVORCE   Hal Chase Defendant in Case File¢ Yesterday—Other Women in arital Tangle

ANOTHER REVOLT IN VLADIVOSTOK GRAVES REPORTS   ALLIED TROOPS PATROLL ING THE STREETS TO PRO TECT CITIZENS AND PRE VENT ROBBERY.

REVOLUTIONISTS ARE IN CONTROL OF VLADIVOSTOK   Major General Graves Says Allied Troopers Are Guarding  Citizens of City.

REBELS IN CONTROL AT VLADIVOSTOK   Latest Revolution Will Not Interfere With Departure of American Troops, Secretary Baker Says.

U.S. General Graves Reports ~~~ City -in-Hands-of-Rev=-—  olutionists.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION      Purely Local Outbreak Occurs at Vladivostok.

TO BUST THE CEILING   Major Schroeder All Right and Will Try Again

Paderews Never Ages Appear on Concert Platform, Report)’ WHOL Devote ‘Time. to TCamnnsine Bluste.

PADEREWSKI  TO QUIT STAGE AND POLITICS   Great Musician Says He Expects t« Devote Rest of His Life to  ns es ee

PADEREWSKE HAS QUITE.   j Will Never Appear in Conecrt Again and May Desert Polities.

‘POLAND'S DREAM COME TRUE   Paderews<hi Believes Period of Peace  and Preeperity BReeun.

PADEREWSKI TO QUIT POLITICS FOR MUSIE   FAMOUS PIANIST DECIDES T GIVE UP EVERYTHING TO COMPOSE.

PADEREWSKI WILL ATTIRE FROM PUBLIC LIFE IN SHORT TIME   Noted: Composer: and Concett Pianist After Mature Deliberation Decides to Quit Public Life: — Presents Poland's Peace Views to Council,   WILL COMPOSE IN SPARE TIME   According-to. Statement Isaicd 44 Satseo Newkeaner: -

POLISH RIGNT WING HAS BEEN FORCED BACK 95 MILES   jOlsheyik Thfantry and Cavalry Now  at the Gates of Rovno,

LIFE TERM PRISONERS GUESTS AT BANQUET IN WARDEN'S HOME: DISCHARGED CONVICT IS HOST

PARDONED, “LIFER” GIVES -FAREWELL DINNER TO FEW OF -FORMER COMPANIONS

MAKING SURE: OF WOMEN'S. we BY HOV. ELESTION   [National Women’s Party If Addition-

DEFICKALS OF DOUBTFUL STATE: ASKED TO SET VOTING MACHINERY IN MOTION

‘DOUBTFUL’ SUFFRAGE STATES QUERIED ON EFFECT NEW NATIONAL AMENDMEN?

MAY NEED MORE ‘LEGISLATION IN SEVERAL STATES   Vote AsSured For Fair Sex in Over - Thirty Now—Only Nine Doubtful

NOMEN WAY NOT: GET BALLOT I SOME STATES!   LOCAL LAWS MAY; CONFLICT.   WRIT MAY PROHIBIT ANY CERTIFICATION IN TENNESSEE.

HOUNDS TRAIL SHERIFF SLAYER   SCENT LEADS FROM MINNESOTA CITY TO SIOUX FALLS, REPORT SAYS.

MURDERER HEADS FOR S. 0., BELIEF   Kills Sheriff and Wounds An other at Miloma Junction, Minnesota.

SENATOR MASON CHARGES BARUCH STOLE $50,000,000 WAR PROFITS ON COPPER   This Said in Connection With Talk of Forcing Passage o! Soldier Relief Bill Over All Other Measures.

Rep. Mason, Defending Bonus Bill, Charges Baruch Stole $50,000,000

BONUS BETRAYED BY PARTY PLANS   Representative Mason Says Baruch “Steals” Fifty Millions in Copper

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL ADVOCATES SEEK EARL! ACTION, SERVE NOTIC!   Plan to Block all Legislation Until Measure is Brought Up for a Vote

Advecateces Serve Xatice ther W iil Hleck All Legielation Umti! teties te Takes.

OULDIER RELIEE BILL OATURDAY   Advocates Threaten to Blocl All Legisiation Until Vote is Taken.

ARMENIA REFUSES TO FORM. SOVIET AT TURKS’ BEHEST   Reject Ultimatum as Invoiving _ Loss of Nation’s Sover-. ‘eionty Righis   BOLSHEVIKI EXTEND THEIR OCCUPATION OF THE CRIMEA   Americans Reported ‘Safely ou of Way of Red Advance

WATCHMAN KILLED ROBBERS ESCAPED   DEPOSITORS ROBBED OF BONDS TO VALUE OF OVER $100,000 AND BANDITS GOT SAFELY AWAY.

CONSTANTINE AIMS TO REGAIN GREEC)   Former King Is Expected to Take Advantage of Situation Caused by Son's Tiness

ALEXANDER OF GREECE   Slightly Better, Condition Con. tinues Serious—-Constan.tine’s Message.

 Litvinoff's Statement Labeled Attempt to Gain World : _.. Sympathy. ;   “BOLSHEVIKI ARMIES ARE . SUPERFICIAL’   Russ Reds. Plan Campaig: Against Finland, Says A. H. Saastamoinen.,

CHAPMAN IS SERIOUSLY HURT   Cleveland Basebal! Player’s Skull 1: Fractured by Pitched Ball— Operation Necessary.

BALL PLAYER KNOCKED QUT   Ray Chapman’s Skuil Fractured by a Pitched Ball.

Geverrnor Edwards ef New Jersey Says He Is Trying to Establish Harmony of Death.

BRYAN-EDWARDS OUHAP CONTINUES   New Jersey Man’s “Candidacy Is Offense Against Democratic Party.” 

BRYAN MAKES - REPLY   SAYS HE HOPES GOV. “DWARDS WILL KEEP ON TALKING.        Cannot Talk Long Witeout Insulting Couscience of Country—Candidacy Offense io Country.

BRYAN SNAPPY: BARKS BACK A BITTER REPLY   ‘ae Takes Another Rap at the Governor of New Jersey.   DOUGHTY GOVERNOR ALSO PACKS WALLOP   Characterizes Nebraskan a Smug Undertaker to Preside at Democratic Funeral.

LET HIM TALK SAYS BRYAN OF EDWARDS   New Jersey Governor Seores Commoner In Speech   “BILL” MAKES COMEBACK

Bryan Calls Edwards’ Candidacy an Affront to the Democratic Part

BRYAN REPLIES TO JERSEY GOVERNOR   ‘Great Commoner Declares That the More That Kdwards Talks the More Ashamed Chairman Cummings Wili Be.

BAYAN HOPES £ WILL KEEP ON TALKING   Replies to Statement of New Jersey Govérnor on Aim at ‘Death Harmony”’

5-4: van a eeeeeeaneians... nemesis ama Ee  BAYAN HOPES EDWARDS WILL KEEP ON TALKINE   Replies to Statement of New Jersey Governor on Aim at ‘Death Harmony’’

GOVERNOR EDWARDS SAYS BRYAN WANTS HARMONY OF DEATH IN DEMOCRAT PARTY

BRYAN ASSAILS EDWARDS AGAR   NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR SAID BRYAN °° SEEKS “DEATH HARMONY.”   Commoner Hopes That “Liquot Champion” Will Continue His Talking. ®

FRISCO MORGUE FOR DEMOCRATS WISH OF BRYAN?   William Jennings Dis. likes Charge He Would Bury Party.

WANTS NO UNDERTAKER AT DEMO CONVENTION   New Jersey Governor's Ire Aroused  Over Bryan Atack—‘Harmony of Death,’ He Says.

GOVERNOR EDWARDS REPLIES TO MR. BRYAN   Says Nebraskan Wants to Establish Harmony of Death in the Demoeratice Party.

GOV. EDWARDS SAYS BRYAN IS TRYING TO KILL PARTY   Declares if schreckan Has His Way Democrats Will Choose Corpse for November Funeral. i

BRYAN, IN REPLY, SCORES EDWARDS   Democratic Leader Declare Governor Is Digging His Own Grave.

‘Let Edwards Keep on Talking,’ Says Reply from Bryan   “More Wet Governor Says, Bet ter It' Will Be,” Is Com-_ moner’s Attitude.

BRYAN HAS REO HOT REPLY 10) EDWARDS" > DEATH HARMONY TALK   “The More He Talks the Moré Ashamed Cummings Will Be,” He Declares

SEVEN BANBITS STAGE A JESSE JAMES STUN]   After Looting Commercia Savings Bank Robbers Escape in Motor.

BANDITS HOLD UP MOLINE BANK; GET 520,000; ESCAPE   Citizens Arm Selves And Join Pursuit In High-Power Cars.

‘7 BANK BANDITS STAGE ROBBERY AT NOUN TODAY   Shoot Customer, Get Cash And Scoot In Auto; Armed Men  Go In Pursuit.

SHOOTING BANDITS ARID MOLINE BANK AND STEAL $20,000   Bold Daylight Robbery Staged by Gang of 7 Armed Men Startles Entire City.   RAIN QF POLICE BULLETS FAILS TO HART RAIDERS   Barber Shot and Customer ir Bank Felled by Blow of Gun During Hold Up.

BANDITS GET 920,000 FROM MOLINE BANK   Robbers Flee After Looting Commercial  Savings Bank.

WHOLESALE LIQUGR DEALERS WAY BE BANNED BY GOVT.   Commissioner Kramer Indicate: Step May Be Taken to Simplify Enforcement.<   JOBBERS EVADE LAW   More Wholesale Licenses in Existence Than Before Volstead Law, Say Officials.

10 RESTRICT: ISSUE TF UQUGR PERMITS   Elimination by Government a Wholesale: Dealer Possible   PESENTS. HUGE POBLEM:   Kramer Says Quantity Sellers Resort to Subterfuges Which Perplex: Government Agents atid Make Dry Law Difficult to Enforce—To. Simplify  * DeAhthitzan Rntforcement.

10 RESTRICT ISU OF LIQUOR PERMITS   Elimination by Government of Wholesale Dealer Possible.   PESENTS HUGE POBLEM.   Kramer Says Quantity Sellers Resort to Subterfuges Which Perplex Government Agents and Make Dry Law Difficult  to Enforce—-To Simplify Prohthitioan Prfarcaman?

HIDE CRIPPLE FOR 17 YEARS    Authorities Probe Strange Case of Joliet Girl.

GIRL HIDDEN 17 YEAR   Officers Begin Probe to Place Blame for Condition of Cripple Found tn Cellar

11 GRADUATE AT PORT EDWARDS   DR. W. T. DORWARD GLYES CoM  MENCEMENT ADDRESS A Pr. EDWARDS SCHOUL THURS TAY NAVE SPLENDID PRA ewayt i

{1 GRADUATE AT PORT EDWARDS   DROW. T, DORWARD ELVES COM. MENCEMENT ANDRESS At PORT BDWARDS SCHOOL ‘TO. NIGHT HAVE SPLENDID PRO. GRAM

FEAR LOSS OF WHISKY SHIP.   Freighter Carrying Liquor to Cuba Reported Sinking.

CARGO OF BOOZE SINKING   (British Steamer Yarmouth With Loac } of Liquor for Cuba Reported in Distress.

LIQUOR-LADEN SHIP REPORTED SINKING   Yarmouth, With $2,000,000 Worth of Wet Goods Aboard, Springs a Leak

[DENVER CARS OPERATING   Strike « Breakers. “Afford First. Street Passenger ServiceSince Sunday -

TWO EARTH TREMORS IN NORTHERN ITAL   Inhabitants F'led Into the Streets in Alarm

LOUISIANA DEMOGHATS IN PRIMANY ELECTION TODAY TA GHRASE CANDIDATES   SOMINATION IS EQUIVALENT TO ELECTION SINCE STATE IS DEMOCRATIC.

HOLD ELECTION © _ IN LOUISIANA   Candidates for Governor and Other State Offices Being Voted On

ARCHBISHOP ‘ENVIES:-U!   British, Prelate has His Eyes Opene: by American Giving.

11 INCHES SNOW IN NEBRASKA   Burlington Service Tied Up Thi . Morning by Snow Storm.

11 INCHES SNOW IN NEBRASKA   Burilneton “Service ‘Med- - Ep---Tht Meralng by Snew Storm, :

i - Be ceaesge aa NN MELA, PROPERTY. BURNED.   Stinday Morning Fire Destroyed Saw Milt of Westey Shaffer Near Atlanta.

MILL PROPERTY BURNED,   sunday Morning Fire Destroyed Saw “ill of Wesley Shaffer Near Atlanta.

“AAPTURED FORTY RATTLERS   oun d Farmer Plows out Nest ot Rattle Snakes—Not the “Home Brew” Kind, Either.

TO GO AFTER TAXES   Warrants for t npaid Amounts Go Into Sheriff's Hand

TO GO AFTER TAXES    . aa * Ad “ Warrants for Unpaid Amounts Go Into Sheriff's Hand

CAFETERIA ON ‘TRAIN      Dining Car of Future Will Re. flect the Hurry Spirit

CAFETERIA FOR THE DINERS   .aet Call for Dinner soon to Be A Thine of the Peet

UAFATERIAS FOR DINERS   DINING CARS TO BE REPLACEL BY CAFETERIAS TO SERVE _LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS  OF THE DAY

WORLD WAR VETERANS TO GET FIRST LAND CHANGES   North Platte and Shoshorne Reser. vations in Wyoming Soon to Be Opened for Settlement.   itty the Assoctated Presa}

PRIOR RIGHTS TO SOLDIERS,   Have First Call in Homestead Ea. tries in North Platte Projects.

VETERANS TOHAVEPRIOR: * RIGHT. TO LAND ENTRIE!         North Platte ‘and Shoshone: irrigation ~_, Projects Will Be Opened: to Entry Next Month, —

FAVOR SHOWN TO SERVICE MEN   Have Prior Rights of Entry on North Platte and Shoshone Projects.

FATE GF BRITISH PREMIER HINGES ON IRISH POLICY   Effort To Enforce Mar. tial Law Test Of Cab inet’s Power.

VE BRANCH AND SWORD Ant AFFERED IRISH   British Papers , See Double Meaning’ in Premier’s  Statement.   Only One Paper Condemns Proclaiining Niartial Law in Ireland,

STOGK OF ARMS IND BULLETS FOUND I SHOP   Debate on. irish Policy to Be Opened on Next Tuesday   QUESTION LIKELY 70. TEST PREMIER’S CABINET   U. S. Commission Investigat ing Irish Situation Appeats ty Nation League

PREMIER'S IRISH Doug TOBE PUT T0 TEST IN. COMMONS   STABILITY OF LLOYD  i GEORGE'S CABINET. TO’ . “BUG TRIBRT) OTTT. .   MARTIAL LAW ON

MAY BE TEST VOTE "ON IRISH QUESTION   STRENGTH OF «THE. LLOYD GEORGE GOVERNMENT MAY BE SHOWN   ON MARTIAL LAW MOVE   British Newspaper Comment is Restrained But Not Whelly - Unfavorable   Se  Premier's -Intimation That Debate Is Not Welcome May Be Iisregarded

STRENGTH LLOYD GEORGE MAY BE TRIED IN HOUSE   Premier Holding Olive Branch One Hand and Sword in Other.

DEBATE ON IRISH QUESTION COMES UP NEXT TUESDA\   However, It May Be Post. poned Owing to Developments.

STRIFE LOOMS IN PARLIAMENT   ESTABLISHING OF MARTIAL LAW IN ERIN COUNTIES UP FOR DEBATE TUESDAY   MAY HIT CABINE   Premier Lioyd-George Faces Coi test With House Of Commons  :  Stability of His Cabinet Me:  Be Lessened, ts Report. }

BRITISH D EBATH   LLOYD GEORGE MAY HAVES FIGHT FOR HIS CABINET,        BRITISH SENTIMENT SEEMS :4 FAVOR MARTIAL LAW.   Press Comment Indicates That: ‘tha Premier Will be Sustained in“ Policy He Has Announced. -

BRITISH DEBATE ~ JRISH POLICIES   Say Martial Law “Hasn’ Closed Read to Nerotiations

BOMB FACTORY UNGOVERE TRISH GAPITAL   Raid on Bicycle Repair Shop Nets Police Large Quantities of Arms and’ Explosives   EXPECT TEST VOTE OK IRISH QUESTION IN COMMONS   Believed Vote Will Ascertain Stability of the Lloyd * George Government:

NEXT TUESDAY IS - TIME FIXED FOR __ OPENING QUESTION   LIBERAL LEADERS WILL PROCEED IN-HOUSE OF COMMONS. _   Labor Organ Holds Premiér Lloyd George Has Definitely Pledged Himself to Violation of  dJustiee.

IRISH POLICY — DEBATE LIKELY NEXT TUESBA)   Vote On Question Would Test Stability of the Lloyd- George Cabinet.   y  COMMENT JS RESTRAINED   Except One “Journal, ‘the British Proposals Were Nowhere Wholly Condemned.

DEBATE ON IRISH POLICY PLANNED   Comment in London Morning Papers Hestrained Regarding Plan For wWartin) Taw in Irctand.

LLOYD GEORGE IRISH POLICY TO BE TESTEL   Debate on Question Expectec in Lower House.

MARTIAL LAW.IS GEN NEWSPAPERS’ APPROVAL   Labor Organ Only Deily:to. Cone ’  demn’ Course, Adopetd: By Government,‘   DOOR TO NEGOTIATIONS. NOT.CLOSED BY. hale   ‘Phis Fact Pointed. ‘to. in Most of the: Comment ss. Hope      TIMES THINES JT: 38 -Wish   Believes Few Will Gtiticise: This Feature of the. New: = Policy...

DEBATE ON IRISH POLICY TUESDAY   Liberal Leaders Plan to Take Up Government's Policy Next Week   Vote io Test Stability of the Lloyd George Cabinet May Result \

Debate ori Government’s Program is Expected to be Opened in House of Commons by Liberal Leader Tuesday   VOTE ON ISSUE WOULD TEST PREMIER'S RULE

POLITICAL ETHICS IN~ FLINT AIRED   MONEY. WAS PRIME. OBJECT   Needed $800 To Wark One‘ Ward —Refused. To Give Such-Val_uable Information Without " Sek Congderalion. .   OFFERED HIM $50 PER’ WEEK

POLITICAL ETHICS IN MICHIGAN TOWN AIRED AT HEARING   “Campaign Expert” of Flin Relates How He Told Another “How to Run a Cam paign for Senator.”

ANYTHING FREE   Newberry Election Cost Mone: On All Sides; “Sky the Limit,’ Savs Witness.

POLITICAL ETHICS IN FLINT SET AIRING   Thomas J. Halligan Relates What He Told Fred Henry About How to Run Campaign for Senator.

MEN SLASHED BY INSANE PATIENTS Ct’ OF DANGEF   Bridgewater State Farm  Scene of Serious Out:  break by Demented Inmates.

CHILE ADDS TO NAVY.   Will Get Five Warships From. Great Rreritain.

FIVE WARSHIPS FOR CHIL!   Navy Will Be Strengthened Through  ae eae Seley

CLUES FOUND IN ANARCHIST PLOT   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE HAS LEADS THAT MAY SOLVE BOMBING MYSTERY.

EVIDENCE POINTS TO BOMB PLOTTERS   Agents of Government Search for Persons Responsible for New York Crime   CHIEFS LEAVE FOR SCENE   )  Further Damage to Federal Buildings Not Looked for by Officials

FEDERAL OFFICIALS ~ PROBE-EXPLOSIO   FLYNN REPORTS EVERYTHING - INDICATES ANARCHIST ~ BOMB USED. -

Agents of Government Are Searching for Persons Responsible for .  N. Y. Crime.

FLYNN REPORT OAY ALL POINTS 10 ANARCHIST BOME   Detailed Evidence to Support His Conclusion Not Made Public.   RADICAL SECTIONS NEW YORK BEING SEARCHED   Further Damage to Government Buildings Not Looked for by Treasury Officials, but Every Precaution is Being Taken Everywhere.

EAPLUGIUN Wha RADICALS WORK   Information in Hands o Justice Department   SEARCH FOR CRIMINAL   Everything Points to Anarch. ist Bomb Says Chief Flynn— How Far from Scene of Tra. gedy Inquiry is Leading i: Not Indicated—Little Infor-.  mation is Given Out .

SEURET SERVIC AGENTS SEARCH FOR BUMB GANG   Chief Flynn Obtains Evidence for Justice Department That New York Explosion Was Work of Radicals.   Government Explosion Ex perts Assert Marks Left by Blast Similar to Those Caused by Small War Bombs.

RADICALS RESPONSIBLE.   Evidence to Substa ntiate, State. ment in Hands of Depart. ment of Justice,

EVIDENCE THAT EXPLOSION WAS PLANNED BY RADICALS IS UNCOVERED BY OFFICIALS

Investigators Rounding Up  All Persons Having Ad vanced Information

GOA DECLARES UT LOOKS LIKE CINGE   ASSERTS ENEMY IS ON THE RUN AND LOOKS LIKE A SWEEPING VICTORY   Governor Had Many Questions Fired At Him in Rhode Island City; Answered Them All Promptly.

ST. JOSEPH DELEGATES OPPOSE SENATOR REEI   Representatives to Joplin Con vention Will Vote Against  - Him for Delegate at Large.

ARE OPPOSED TO REED   County Convention in Missouri Filects Delegate to San Francisco.

PANAMA CANAL CLOSED TO SHIPS   ‘Ry Associated Press Leased Wire }

CAR-CRISIS CRITICAL      “Movement of Wheat Has -Reen - ° Sorjeusly Hampered.

CAR SHORTAGE FELT IN KANSAS CIT}   Only, 2,000,000 Bushels Wheat. Have Reached Elevatars Capable of Storing 20,000,000—-28 Months : to Move Grain.

KANSAS FIELDS  HIT BY GRAIN  CAR SHORTAGE   Critical Situation Will Result Untess Cars Are Supplied Soon

Financial Statement of City of Bed April Ist, 1920 .   Total , $12354.98 A. H. Mitsven, Clerk.

PELLA MEN ELI-. . GIBLE FOR THIS   EX-SERVICE MEN AND RESERVES HAVE OPPORTUNITY OF TAKING CRUISE

TIGER TOOK BRIDE WHILE IN BRITAIN RECENTLY, GOSSIP   Paris Paper Alludes to Nuptials as Approaching: Intimate  of Premier Denies All. (By the Associated Press.)

NO, ‘TIGER’ IS NOT MARRIED BUT HE MAY BE SMITTED   Deny Rumors He Has Tied Nuptial Knot; Others Say He Will.

FUGITIVE HELD; HURT IN FIGHT   WALTER PATTON IN HOSPITAL AT INDIANAPOLIS, WANTED BY LOCAL OFFICERS.   IS CHARGED WITH ROBBERY

WALTER PATTON AT INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITA   IN SERIOUS CONDITION FROM CUTS RECKIVED IN FIGHT WITH HARRY GOLDING.

DETROMT ROTEL BURNS WITHALOSS OF $250 C0   Hotel Hoffman Is Destroyed Early Today—Guests Driven   Out Into Zero Weather 

Latest Returns Show That  He Will Have Several Thousand Plurality

i FON BY pbs a   Heavy. vote in. -Portland places him -ahead of - " Ganeral Wood

MRS. SCOVILLE-MUMM IS DEAD NEAR PARIS   WAS WIFE OF WALTER DE MUMM. WINE GROWER OF GERMAN BIRTH   Had American Citizenship Re  stored by Congress in October of Last Year

MRS. SCOVILLE-MUMM IS DEAD NEAR PARIS      WAS WIFE OF WALTER DE MUMM, WINE GROWER oO MAN BIRTH          Had American Citizenship Re. stored by Congress in Ocdober of Last Year

KANSAS WOMAN DEAD IN FRANCE   Before Marriage to Wine Magnate She Was Miss. Frances Scoville, of Seneca.

100 PER CENT PROFIT   Sugar Profiteers Indicted by Federal Grand Jury

PRINGE TQ MOVE SOON TO MEXICE   Ex-Crown Prince Expects te Establish Colony in Carranza’s State.

Former Attache at M, ico City, Says Eld Son of Ex-Kaiser ‘Locate in Quer Early This Spring.

RECORD NUMBER OF BALLOTS CAST, WOMEN GET QUT   SNOWS AND RAINS DO NOT PREVENT CROWDS  TURNING OUT AT!      9900.000 LINE UP   Fight for Control of Congrese Ts Second to Presidency in

THE BALLOTS. ARE FALLING TODAY      A PEW ERECI ENCTS Wa: ARD : “yROM AT £WO P.M      SSNTOUSINTEREST SHOW       nor, Cox. Spending the Day on  Hs Karn, “Haiding Plays Gol     “Ach of the Day

Y VOTE BEING POLLED IN EVERY SECTION OF LAND      Women of the hé Country Cast 1 Their First National Ballot Early in Day—tInclement Weather Has No Terrors:for New Voters~--Negré. Women: ‘Being. Disfranchised at:‘Savannah. 

NEW PRESIDENT TO BE ELECTED IN FEW HOURS      MID-WEST WILL VOTE IN SNOW, EAST IN RAIN AND BALANCE OF NATION UNDER CLEAR SKIES

Presidential and Congressional Battles End as Decision Rests With Balloters---Believed 20,000,000 and 30,000,000 Votes Expected to be Cast

a a THER _— 1 TOY   The deven Presidential Candidates Have Submitted Their Case to a Jury of the American People and Await: ‘Their Verdict Today.

Coast to Coast the Peopte are Casting Their Vole...   ‘IPEBUBLICANS SEEM CERTIAN   vgpme Rainy Weather in.the Bast and Some Snowy Weather, in the North.

MEN AND WOMEN VOTERS OF U.S, GO TO POLLS TODAY TO SELECT NEXT PRESIDENT OF COUNTRY   Warren G. Harding, Republican, or James M. Cox, Democrat, Will Get Place-Other Candidates Have Chance, Is Belief. .o9 ©

Y PENFRANCHISED. Wu. MEY WR GRERTEY IN      Contests '; There Only — Secondary in Intérest to the Presiden_ tial Election.   Will H. Hays Reiterates State ment That Harding Wil! Have i an Fasy Wir.

BALLOT FOR NEW PRESIDENT IS ON   ‘Wamen Helping Elect Executive For First Time   IBOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT   Chairman White and Hays Stil! Predict Victory

ALL SECTIONS   Rival Chairmen Continue to Express Confidence in Outcome   Second Only in Interest t Presidential Contest ii Fight for Congress

NEWLY ENFRANCHISED Wo.MEN WILE GREATLY INCREASE NUMBER.  ee eS  FIGHT FOR CONGRESS      Contests There Only Secondary in Interest to the Presidential Election.      Will H. Hays Reiterates Statement That Harding Wiil Have an Fasy Win.

Great Fight Is Made For ControlofNext Congress   Before Dawn of Another Day the Result Will Be Known

VOTING HEAVY EVERYWHERE   Early Returns Show Men anc Women Actively Engaged in Taking Part in Choosing Presi dent.

NATION TO KNOW BY SUN UP IF COX OR HARDING WINS   Control Of Congress Is Issue Next To The League.

MEN AND WOMEN FLOLK 10 POLLS TO GAST BALLOTS   i8 States Busy Exercising Franchise Vouchsafed by Fathers. -

Men and Women Voters of All Forty-Eight States Are Pouring in Floods of Ballots Today to Decide Quadrennial Election.   FIRST ELECTION IN WHIGH ALL WOMEN OF U. S, BALLOT

NATION OUT ON TUESDAY   Largest Popular Vote in History of Nation with Women Voting.

EXPECT RECORD ~VOTEINNATION   Enfranchisement of Women For First Time Swells Ballot Boxes Today.   SEEK CONGRESS CONTROL!

EARLY VOTING HAS RESULTED IN MOS! SECTIONS OF LAND   Fight for Control of Next Con gress Second in Interest Only to Big Race.   CHAIRMEN ARE CONFIDENT   Each Predicts Contro! of the Next Congress by His Party Followers.

HAYS CLAIMS 400 ELECTORAL VOTES FOR REPUBLICANS   White, However, Is Confi: dent That Democrats Will Sweep Country From Coast to Coast

PENN RELAY RACES — -T0 BE CONTESTED FOR ON SATURDAY   Five Star Runners From English Uni versities Will Attempt to Repeat Victory of (914.

READY FOR MEET   SFARS FROM ENGLAND WIL COMPETE AGAINST THE BEST IN AMERICA

LIBERTY BONDS AS INVESTHIENTS   Prominent Bankers Give Their Opinionsagi on Various Issues as Safe and Profitable Investments.   ARE RELIABLE AND NON-WORRYING   Surplus on Market Is Being Eagerly Bought Up by Conservative Investors.

DUKE MARRIES.   Wenminseor, Wealthy Enalish Peer Weds Mra. Rowicy.

WESTMINSTER DUKE, DIVORCED, WEDS DIVORCEE   Bridegroom Is Known as One of the Richest Peers  “Se f"eeandt NEA

“GAS POCKET” FATAL TO ONE   Oklahoma Man a Victim of Fire in Oil Field Near Beggs

06 PRECIRETS ARE ADDED IN INDIANE   Compilatien of Precinct Changes Announcéd By Election Board Commissioners.

THE NEAT OF RIK   PRENCH MEMORIALS WILL BE PRESENTED SUNDAY.   Colonel Healey Pringipal Speaker at Legion Memorial Meeting at Martz,

Enrollment and. Assignment . 0 Lessons Only on the .. First Day.

LOWER ODDS AGAINST COX   Wall Street Bettors Offering Hat 4 io 1 Today——Back Harding to Carry New York .

FFER ODDS TO HARDING FOES   Eastern Folks Certain Cox Will Lose His Own State

SUSPICIOUS OF DENTON WIL   Two Brothers of Slain Man Quea tion Its Anthenticity.

GOVERNGR COX RECEIVES WOMEN   Is Urged to Use Influence  far Ratification.

“DER” CANDIDATES TO MEET WILSOh   Conference With President at White House Is Set for Next Sunday.

CAMPAIGN PLANS TO BE DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE   Conference Is Arranged Fer Next Sunday Morning At 16:30 O'clock   ROE PH W EN WH AL SEE €aX ceri   Dervtation of National Woman's Party Will Meet With Noemi. _ nee Friday Afternoon

COX MEETS DELEGATION HEADED BY MISS PAUL      Urged to Use Influence to Permit Womer to Vote in the Fall Election.

GOK AND. ROOSEVELT TOVISIT THE WHITE HOUSE ON SUNDAY   Nominees Will Discuss Witt President Plans for Vigorous Campaign.   CONFERENCE ARRANGED BY THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO   Party Leaders Say There is Ne Foundation for Statements That He and Mr. Wilson Are Far Apart on League of Na. tions Issue.

PRESIDENT WILL HAVE FIRST CONFERENCE WITH NOMINEES AT WHITE HOUSE ON SUNDAY

WILSON READY TO ~———LEND HIS SUPPORT   Conference Designed to S2t at Rest  Rumor That Standard-Bearer and Wilson. are. Far Apart

WILSON TO MEET PARTY NOMINEES SUNDAY MORNINE   COX AND ROOSEVELT TO CONFER WITH PRESIDENT FIRST TIME SINCE NOMINATION.   WILL DISGUSS CAMPAIG   Party Leaders Deny Executive an Ohio Governor “Far Apart” on ivague Issue—Declare Complete Harmony Prevails.

WILSON WILL MEET NOMINEES SUNDAY   League of Nations and Other Campaign Issues Are to Be Considered.

WILSON TOSEE THE NOMINEE:   Cox and Rowrevele Wik Confer With the President on Sundar

Democratic Presidential Candidate and His Running Mate Will Discuss Campaign Issues With Chief Executive Sunday; Will Exchange Views On the League   SUFFRAGE WORKERS TO CONFER

SUFFRAGISTS  GALL ON COX   Delegation Headed By Alic Paul Asks His Aid for Cause.

WILSON TO CONFER WITH THE NOMINEES   Cox and Roosevelt Will See Pres. ident Sunday To Talk of  Campaign Measures

PRESIDENT TO MEET COX AND ROOSEVEL]   Virst Conference of Chief Exec: utive With Candidate Set For Sunday.

LUX AND MATE IO CONFER WITH WILSON SUNDAY   PRESIDENT WILL DISCUSS WITH STANDARD-BEARERS AS TO CAMPAIGN

WILSON WILL MEET COX AND ROOSEVELT SUNDAY   ‘WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE WITH * NOMINEES ARRANGED BY PRESIDENT.      VIEWS ARE TO BE EXCHANGED       Arrangements for Vigorous Campaign, Which Will Have Executive Backif ing, to Be Discussed.

WILSON AND AIDS PARLEY ON CRISIS   Russ Drive Persians From Their Capital; U. S. Consulates — Closed.   COLBY MUM ON CONFERENCE   Washington Experts Report Soviets Prepared for a Long Campalgn— Have Enough War Supplies  “to Last Five Years. Eres

WILSUN CONFERS WITH HIS AIDS   Cries in Poland Believed to Have Been Subject.   RUSS TAKE PERSIAN CAPITAL   VU. S. Consulates Closed in Two Per. sian Cities—Secretary Colby and Assistant Mum on Result of Conference With President.

World League Inaugurated _-Without American .Membership or Representation   AMBASSADOR ‘WALLACE NOT IN ATTENDANCE   “Wilson Should Have Been President of League,” _........ Savs Bourgeois. . . -

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HOLDS © FIRST MEETING IN PARIS: ABSENCE U.S. REGRETTED

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS NOW INAUGURATED   Foon      French Renute, Was Choseu for  Mace Wilson, Was to Have,

BOURGET  NCW Tica  OUTLINE PLAND   Work of Organization Will  _ Be Foundation for New  Era, He Says   HOPES UNITED STATES WILL BECOME MEMBER   Lloyd George, Earl Curzon and Viscount Grey Are Late Arrivals

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COMES INTO BEING   AMERICA IS ABSENT   PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE, IN OPEN. ~ING SPEECH EXPRESSES HOPE THAT U.S. WILL SOON ENTER BODY

UNITED STATES 13 NOT REPRESENTED   Solemn Inaugural Meeting Held by Supreme Council in Famous “Clock Room.”   AMERICA’S AID MENTIONED   Paul Bourgeois, President of French Senate. Named Permanent President.

AMERICA 1S NOT REPRESENTED AT SESSION   EuropeanDelegate: Regret. Western, Seclusion

THE LEAGUE OF een i APOPTED BY THE ALLIES   IT CAME INTO BEING AT AN IN. AUGUARAL MEETING OF SUPREME COUNCIL TODAY   Leon Boutgeais, President of the French Senate, Was Elected Pe / manent President of the League  —Regretted America’s Absence,

Sarang Into Existence Yesterday li Glock Roam Of Freach Foreign Office   BOURGEOIS FIRST PRESIDENT

FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE HELD   League of Nations Became Reality Today with Holding of First Session  IN THE CLOCK ROOM  Of the Versailles Palace— _Leon Bourgeois Elected First President

COUNTY PRISONERS MUST STUDY BIBLE, ” “SAYS NEW SHERIFI   Sunday Classes Planned by George Snider for Bene: fit of Inmates.

MILK FOR CHILDREN ONLY   French Government Takes Measure Toward Relieving Shortage of the Supply.

SCHOOL GIRL DEAD, BULLET IN BREAST   Youth Seen Leaving House Is Held by Police

DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN “SIGN UP FOR BOUT   FREOAVV WELZ DAD plow AQ As). BU Evcenaan Soum Time Before Janiary 1.

DEMPSEY-BRENNAN BOUT IS PLANNEL   Managers of Heavyweights Agree Up. on Struggle to be Staged Probably in New York This Year.

DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN SIGN UP FOR BOUT   Heavyweight Champion To “Boy Bilt Brennan.Some Time Bd

RESPITE GIVEN BY ~~ CRIMINALS-AT-LARGE   Christmas Sees Few Robbets. ies in New York; Re- © cent Activity. —

CRIME WAVE EBS IN NEW YORK CIT}   ONLY ONE ROBBERY OF CONSEQUENCE REPORTED DURING DAY.

Yeggmen Cut Way Into Whole.  - gale Merchant’s Safe, Steal. ing War Bonds, Diamonds and Money.

NEBURGLARY IS REPORTED IN. Y   Gotham’s Coterie gf Crimin als-at-Large Spend Christmas at Home   Blaze Follows R Robbery of Safe in Wholesale Clothjn Establishment

N. Y. THUGS SPEND HOLIDAY HOME   POLICE CLAIMS RECENT OUTLAWRY WAS DRIVE FOR FH/LIDAY FUNDS FOR FAMILIES

AUM REVOLT AGAIN THREATENS   Department of Justice Oflciat Arrested by Stite Agent,—Charges “Frame Up!" 1

FORMER  LOCAL.         for‘Violating Liquor-Law.   1S WELL KNOWN HERE

IRON COUNTY — RUM REBELLION   Cummerdw, Chief of Grand Rapids Department of Justice, Has Been Arrested. -

RUM REVOLT AGAIN SIZZLES   Chief of the Grand Rapids Department of Justice Placed Under Arrest

RUM REBELLION 1S SIZZLING AGAIN   Department of Justice Chief Ar rested Charged With Giving Away a Glass of Whiskey.

EMBARGO PLACED ON ALL EXPRESS   2,509 Employes Of America Express Co., In Chicago, Go On Strike   CONDEMNED BY UNION   Men Take Action Without the Authority Of Officials Of International

YPREGo EMOMED NF OR GHIEAGE   STRIKE OF RATLAWAY EXPRES CLERKS CAUSKS CLAMPING POWN OF LID.

STAIKE (5 CAUSE OF EXPRESS EMBARGI   ‘Insurgents Defy Orders of Intema‘tional Officers and heave ‘ Work,

CHICAGO EXPRESS CLERKS THe UP ALL SHIPMENT!   $35 Month Increase ii Wages Demane         FORCE EMBARGO ON SHIPMENT

RAIL EXPRESS CLERKS STRIKE   Employes Demanded an Increase in Wagen of $35 a Month.

EMBARGO PLACED ON PLL EXPRESS   Insurgent Clerks at Chicago Strike for $35 a Month Increase in Wages--Denounced by International Officers.

2,506 EXPRESS GLEBKS STRIKE   Walkout Forces an Embarg¢ on Shipments at Chicago Offices.

CHICAGO TEAMSTERS MAY GO ON STRIKE   Drivers Threaten To Join Ex. press Men; Clyne To Probe Transportation Act.

PUTTING ON ROOF.   New Bank for Hemlock Expected t Be Ready First of the Year.

PUTTING: ON. ROOF.         New Bank for Hemlock Expected to Bey Trendy First of the Year.

Revival of War Finance Corpor: ation and Adoption of New Policy Considered.   QUICK ACTION IS NEEDED   Powerful Organization of Farmers in Washington to Present Demands.

U5. FARMERS’ PROBLEM ACUTE; MUST GET HELP   Congressmen Plan A Way To Get Quick Relief Action In Houses.

CONGRESS 10 ACT ON FARM CRISIS NOW BEING FACED   EFFORT TO. PASS REMEDI. CAL LEGISLATION AT THE COMING SESCT aT

LABUR UNIONS IN NEW YORK MERGEL   NEAR RIOTS PREVAIL DURING SESSION BUT GOMPERS EF. FECTS CONSOLIDATION,

ASK PEOPLE NOT “TO BUY LUXURIES   {s Keeping Prices High, Say U.S. Credit Men,   THEY STRIST URGE ECONOMY   Occtare Post-War Extravagance is a Menace to the WNation—Thrift is Real Patristism.:

AMERICANS URGED TO GAGE EXTHNVCHNGE   NATIONAL CREDIT MEN ISSUE LETTER SAYING ECONCMY . IS PATRIOTISM,

“RAMPAGE OF EXTRAVAGANCE” MUST BEHALTED   “Dance of Industrial Death Cannot Long Be Continued   THRIFT ONLY REMEDY   National Association of Credi Men Outlines Seriousness of Situation

HOUSE REPUBLICANS ENDORSE BONUS BIL   GO; PO LEADERS EXPEC , EXOUGEHE DEMOCRATIC VOTES TO PASS THE MEASURE,

EMBRY INDICTED UR COURT LEAR   Action Taken For First Time in History.   THREE OTHER DEFENDANTS   former Secretary to Justice McKenna Said to Have Received $600 For Advance Information on Southern Pacific Decision-—Five Hundred Shares Sold ‘‘Short.”’

FOUR ARE INDICTED IN OUPREME COURT STOCK MARKET TIP   Ex-Secretary of a Justice is Accused of First Authenticated: “Leak” in Tribunal.

EMORY INDICTED FOR COURT LEAK   First Case of Its Kind in History of Nation  CONSPIRACY CHARGED   Former Secretary to Justice McKenna is Accused of Giving Out Advance Information of Court’s Forthcoming Decision in Southern Pacific Case. Received S600

URY INDICT MANIPULATORS   Criminal Charge Returned It Alleged Supreme Court Decision Leaks

4 PERSONS ARE INDICTED CONNECTED WITH LEAK IN U. §. SUPREME COURT   -ormer Secretary to Justice McKenna Is Said to Have Received $600 For Advance “Tip” on a Decision

BAR RADICALS FROM SEATS AT ALBANY   SECRETARY INDICTED FOR SUPREME COURT LEAK

LEAKS IN THE SUPREME COURT.   Indictments Follow Giving of Ad wanece Information.

UJ. 3. COURT LEAR FIRST IN HISTORY   INDICTMENT OF 4 GROWS OU' OF MEN GETTING “ADVANCE INFORMATION.”

GRUNAU, OUT OF JAIL, LOOKED 10 FOR NEXT MOVE IN RAIL STRIKE   Many Leaders Abandon ed Strike and Resumed Work Today

GOVERNMENT WAITS FOR NEXT MOVE OF “OUTLAW” STRIKERS   Rebel Leaders, Repudiated by Their Followers, Returning to Work.

SOME REBEL LEADERS 60 BACK TO WORK   Can't Fight Government So Lead Strikers Back to Jobs.

REVOLT BREAKS. STRIKE RANKS   Chicago Insurgent Switchmer Repudiate Leaders Who Lead Strikers Back to Jobs.”   STOCK MOVEMENT BETTER.

STRIKERS Fi FIGHT AMONG SELVES   Rebels in Ranks of Chicage ’ Outlaws.Return to Work: Grunau's Action Awaited

NEAT MOVE OF  REBEL oT RIKER NOW AWAITED   INSURGENT LEADERS REPUDIAT. _ ED BY MEN AND RETURN TO  WORK LEADING COMRADES,

MOVEMENT OF OUTLAW STRIKERS   FEDERAL OFFICIALS AWAIT NEXT MOVE OF RAIL MEN. WHILE CONDITIONS GROW STEADILY BETTER

U. S. WAITS NEXT MOVE IN ‘REVOLT WITHIN REVOLT   Look to Action by Grunau as Next Step in  Railroad Strike.

A. A OFFICIAL AWAIT MOVE OF OUTLAW STRIKERS   LEADERS RETURN TO WORK AT HEAD OF SMALL NUMBER   SITUATION DEPENDS ON JOHN GRUNAU.   Strike Leader Was Released From Joliet Jail Yesterday on Bonds; Freight Situation Better.

NEXT MOVE OF UUTLAW GROU? BEING AWAITEL   Small Bands of Men G Back With Repudiated Leaders   JOHN GRUNAU JS HOLDING CONFERENCE   Nearly 5000 Strikers in Nev York Refuse to End Walkout

PRINCE REGENT STILL ALIVE      Alexander of Serbian Not Slain as  Reoenorted.

PRINGE REGENT OF SEWBIA 15 KILLEL   \lexander Said to Have Mel Death With Twenty-si» Others in Dynamite Exploion—Many Were Injured.   rf ALEXANDER IN PARIS AND VERY MICH ALAVE 

PABLO GONZALEZ IS WINNER FIRST HEA’   SECURED STAY OF PROCEEDINGS PENDING ACTION ON AP. PLICATION FOR WRIT,

GONZALES WINS POINT, GAINS STAY OF TRIAL   Writ of Habaes Corpus Sough! Delaying Trial For Three Days

GONZALES WINS POINT IN TRIAI   Has Been Given Stay of Proceedings for Three Days by Court

BORZALES WINS DELAY HABEAS SORPUS MAY BE NEXT STEP IN HEARING   COURT TAKES QUESTION UNDE! ADVISEMENT, SUSPENDING TREASON TRIAL.

EASTLAND GRAND JURY ENDORSES PREGENGE DF RANGERS IN DISTRICT      SAYS ALL GOOD CITIZENS SHOULD GIVE STATE OFFICERS CO-OPERATION,

FIRST LADY OF LAND GIVES TO CAMPAIG   Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Send: Here Check for $100 to Wo. men’s Bureau of Nationa Comimittae.

WADOO RETIRES FARLY: LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN   LEARNS RESULT OF TWO BAL LOTS FROM MORNING PAPERS; AT HOME TODAY.

PG RR, a 2 re a oH ea oi cs os pee keke ee Ce ee He He Te  d HE SHOULD WORRY

MCADOO MANIFESTS — LITTLE INTEREST IN BALLOTING TODAY   Spent the Day at Home and First Learned: of the Voting  In His Favor From News_papets Published This Morn ine..

Claim Thirty Democrats Will Bolt Rather Than Leave Treaty As Issue

OPPOSITION 10 TREATY BEING MADE GAM "PAN ISSUE  mar an Ram.   Developed Strongly Today —30 Dem ocratic Senators May Desert Hitchcock.

SENATORS MAY HAVE SPLIT WITH THEIR LEADERS      Senator Simmons Is Bending Ever, Effort to Effect a Compromise of the Peace’ 'freaty.*

HE CLASHES  WiTH WILSON ON ARTICLE 10      Peeriess Leader Says to Make it Campaign Issue is Suicide Fer Democrats.

Oppose Treaty As Campaign Issue   Senators May Desert Leadership of Senator Hitchcock In Battle   COMPROMISE IS BEING ATTEMPTED

DEMOCRATS READY 10 DESERT LEADER   Strong Opposition Develops te Pian to Make Treaty Cam paion Issue.   SIMMONDS FOR COMPROMISE   weader of Democrats Seeking Ratification Says Every Effort Will Be Made—Hitchcock Demand Refused.

LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP _- INCREASED TO 4¢   Laxemburg, Bulgaria rand: Finlaud »- Are Admiited To Membership In League.

LEAGUE IS GROWING MEMBERSHIP IS af   LUXEMBERG, FINLAND, AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA AMONG NATIONS RECENTLY ADWITPED

FEDERAL TAXES CAN BE REDUCED CUTTING BUDGET   Austria Was Admilted Late Yester day. Luxemburg and Bulgaria to Come In,

No Reason for         Spreckels Ama d. it’ Market;     ” Die Next Week

BUTTER DEALER  ARRESTED FOR  PROFITEERING   Government Charges New York Man With Violation wk ) owereae chet

UNDER CHARGE OF PROFITEERIN SINGE RAIL STRIKE   M. J. Eschenbreaner Charged Witl Selling Butter at Ten Cents a Pound Profit.

EE RE RRR RR ek a em i lt  BIRTH OF A SON “SOME DAY” BY PRINCESSS 11 YEARS’ OLD NOW WOULD KEEP HOLLAND MONARCHY

PLAN REPUBLIC IN HOLLAN:   Commission Proposes, in Default of Mate Heir, People May Decide.

HOLLAND MAY BE A REPUBLIC   Recommendation is Submitted By Commission Appointed to Revise Constitution. May Be Adopted

PLAN REPUSLIC’ IN HOLLAND   Commission Piopos In Defautt -of  “Male Hei

IN DELAWARE, aH   Jad Been Ill Several Week: Following Stroke of Paralysis   Funeral Thursday and Burial At Delaware

CHAM PIONSHIF GAME UNDER WA\ ON URBANA FIELD   Climax of Western Footbal Conference Is On   Ohio State Illinois Game Holds Center of Grid Stage

POLE FLAG ON BALTIC   Dip Colors. in Sea After 148 Yéars’ Absence.   Bells Ring Throughout New Repubtic as Holiday ts Celebrated—Retlaim Putzig Coast.

DIP COLORS IN BALTIC.   POLISH FLAG RETURNS TO SEA AFTER 148 YEARS.   Holiday Celebrated Throughout the New Republic—Coast at Putzig Is Reclaimed.

CHEER WILSON AT BANGOR   President Called the Greatest Leader of ‘His Time, at ’ Convention   Nothing to Fear From Verdict of History, Says Brann — Praises Record in War

DEMOCRATS ARE - JOSIDESTEP ALL NATIONAL ISSUES   Mcintire Announces His Candidacy for Gubernatorial Nomination in June.

TRADEGY IN A ~ GHGAGD HOE   THEODORA SAUNDERS KILLS SELF BEFORE LOVER   AN EXPERT WITH BOWIE KNIF   The Unusuat Outcome of a Triangula Love Affair. Theugh Wedding Was Announced They Were Never Marrled

KILLED SELF  ATHIS FEE’   WOMAN WHOSE . LOVE WAS SPURNED SENT DAGGER INTO HER BREAST—INQUEST To RE: VEAL FACTS.

ACTRESS TURNED THE DEATH CARD   And Then Stabbed Herselt Seens to Be iho Conclusion

FORTUNE DEALS DEATH CARD S0 KILLS HERSELI   Texas Maid Kills Sel When Lover's Love Grows Cold.

Miss Theodora Sanders . Stabbed Self in Presence Former Lover. - © -.   MEXICAN DAGGER IS USED   Man in Case Admits Courting  Girl-Found: Her Too Temperamental,

CHIGAGO POLIGE PROBE” _ MYSTERY- OF SUICIO   Young Woman Stibs Self. to Death at Feet of Man Who Ended Her Love Dream.   “TOO TEMPERAMENTAL”

JILTED GIRL DIES BY OWN HAND   Texas Young Woman Stabs Her: solf in Chicago Hotel,   FALLS AT FEET OF LOVER   Trade Commissioner Promised te Marry Her, Claim.

Texas Girl Drives Dagger Int Her Heart When Man Abandons Her,   HAD FIERY TEMPERAMENT   Tragedy Occurs — in Chicago Hotel After Girl Tells Fortune With farde.

SUICIDE FALLS DEAD AT FEET OF LOVER   MISS SANDERS OF LAREDO, TEX. ENDS Lit! IN CHICAGO HOTEL

TEMPERATURE DOWN TO 20,   At Sheridan Wyoming, Zcro Was Registered Last Night.

ASSEMBLY HEARS FAR OFF SPEECH   General Harris in Washington Addresses New York Children,   DEVICE OF SIGNAL CORPS   McCabe Says Hiram Johnson Had Fund of $200,000 For His Presidential Campaign.

SPEECH MADE: “3. IN WASHINGTON “UPARIAN WY   ‘GENERAL HARRIS TALKS TO AUDIENCE: OF 6,000 500 MILES AWAY. J.

WHOLESALERS HOPE T0 GET OUT FROM UNDER   They Don’t Want to See the Con. sumers Pay So Much For  Sugar.

WHOLESALERS at ARRESTS REFINERY OUGAR PROFITEE RE   Counsel for 250° Grocers: Offel Evidence. of Forced High Fall, Price. Contracts.

‘Maryland Wholesale Grocers ... Join In Petition Asking For : ro Prosecution of Sugar Refiners   Asserted That American’ and Franklin Companies Forced Them to Buy Sugar For Fall Delivery at 2214 Cents i and Made Consumers Pay Excessive Prices.

FAVOR PROSECUTION OF SUGAR REFINERS   Wholesale Grocers Present Arguments.

‘BIBLE STUDENT GETS 5 YEARS   Walter Nelson of Chicago Sentencec “at Des: Moines on Charge. of Bigamy.

BGTH CONGRESS VOTED AWAY FOUR BILLIONS   $2:558,968,460 Direct “Hang Over” Of War, Declares "Rep. Good.

APPROPRIATIONS TOTALLED   Nearly $6,000,000,000 Sot Aside to Run Government For Fiscel Year.

22 MILLION POOL TO AID STOCKMEN   NEW YORK. BOSTON AND CHI CAGO BANKS TO ASSIST PRODUCERS   NONE FOR GAMBLERS   Loans for Speculative Purposes Will Be Barred by Big Finance Corporation.

POLES IN HELPLESS PLIGHT   Satouem.  off of Negotiations Forces  hem to Give j Se The Asenriatod sive Up Hope

NEGOTIATIONS OFF FOR THE ARMISTICE   But Poland Still Believes Allie: Can Put Pressure On Russia To Save Their Nation

REDS ADVANCE AS PEACE PLAN FAILS   SOVIET TROOPS GAIN ON POLISH FRONT WHEN ARMISTICE ATTEMPT LOSES.

WARSAW NOW IN SHADOW OF THE SOVIETS HAND   Latest Reports Indicate That Fall of Polish Capital Is  Imminent   RED HORDES ADVANCE   NO DISPOSITION SHOWN BY U. 8S. TO DEPART FROM iTS POSITION.

Administration Leaders Are Victorious in Palmer Delegation Fight in South

SAYS SENATOR IS) EMPOWERED TO ACT ON ALL MATTERS BEFORE CONVENTION

BRANSHAW PROXY 13 HELD BY REED   FIFTH DISTRICT ALTERNATE EMPOWERS SENATOR TO Kor FOR HIM AT CONVENTION,

MISSOURIAN I$ UNSEATED; 10 APPEAL CASE   Administration Forces Are Victor‘ous--Palmer Men Win

ADMINISTRATION FORCES WIN IN OPENING FIGHT   Anti-League Solon Plans to Continue His War on  Covenant.

POPULATION OF U. 5.15 PLACED AT 106 HILLION   WILL BE READY FOR ANNOUNCE MENT SOME TIME IN OCTOBER

EAGER CROWDS WAIT FOR CENSUS RESULTS   Country's Population Known by October, But 3 Years Will be Required to Compile ali Data.

EAGER CROWDS WAIT FOR CENSUS RESULTS   Country’s Population Known By October, But Years Required to Compile Data.

AFTER THE MAYOR OF BOSTON   Third Letter Withie a Year Threat ee, ee ey! El

MAYOR A. J. PETERS, OF _ BOSTON, WAS WARNED ” FOR THIRD TIME IN YEAR

BOSTON MAYOR'S LIFE THREAT   Mayors of New Bedford and Fall River Also Receive Threatening Letters.

WOMAN'S STORY GIVES NEW CLUE IN DANSEY CASE   Tells Ohio Police Boy is Wit! “Her Aunt at Tulsa, Oklahoma   SAYS MRs. DANSEY ~ NOT REAL MOTHER

STILL HOLDING WOMAN   WHO SAYS BILLY DANZEY Is IN TULSA, OKLATIOMA, NOT YEY LOCATED..

ABDUCTED DANSE! BOY “LOCATED”   Woman Says Jersey Child is At Tulsa. Okla.

SAYS BILLY DANSEY IS IN TULSA, OKLA   Ohio Woman Tells  Police Kid. napped New Jersey Boy Is With Her Aunt.   INVESTIGATING HER STORY    Authorities Tipped ¢ off By Hus. band Who Has Wife Arrested on Desertion Charge,

WOMAN UNDER ARREST SAYS KIDNAPED BABY 5 IN THSA. AKT ARAM)   STATES THAT MRS, DANSEY IS  NOT REAL MOTHER OF LIT. TLE DANSEY BOY.

NEW ANGLE IN DANSEY KIQNAPPING CASE FOUNE      Woman Held at Columbui Says Aunt in Tulsa Has Boy. Missing Since Octobe             “IRS. DANSEY NOT MOTHER

Hold Woman - In Danzy ‘Case   Tou: Poller Ohi Was. in Taga : “OK Arrested on Hus." - band’s Testing

KIDNAPPED BOY MAY BE FOUND ON NEW STORY   Woman Arrested Says That Bil Dansey is Safe With Woman in Oklahoma

AIRSHIPS SEARCH FOR LOST BALLOON   The Adirondacks Are Being Scoured Today for A-5598.

WARNING ~. 10 KING   Greek Patriarch and Holy Syaod Gives Constantine Hint.   FEARFUL OF -THE FUTURE   He is Exhorted to Abandon His Cidim to Throne ‘in Favor of George.

EeE”.™.,m™..C.:CSS—”—~—Ss  CONSTANTINE EXHORTED TO ABANDON HIS CLAIM   Talk of Isolation of Greece  and Establishment of an Independent Byzantium.

ASKING’ PROPOSALS      TIPTON COUSTY.W MAY) SELL THI       opr. Grow) ERG ak 7      Matter May be. Deterthined Monday . Night at a Meeting.

ASKING PROPOSALS   TIPTON COUNTY WOOL GROWELES MAY SELL THROU GH AGENTS   “Matter May be Determine d Monday  Night at a Maeting.

JAPANESE COLONIES , PLANNED IN MEXICO ‘NEWSPAPER ASSERT:   Carranza Government Agrees to. Protect Settlers, ls Report — From Canital

SOLDIER BURIED WITH GIRL   Parents of Young Frenchwoman Refuse to Allow Remains to Re Disinterred.

HOLD ‘MEETING AT CITY HALL  AND CHOOSE MRS.-8. 1.  LONG PRESIDENT   DEPARTMENTS OUTLINED

NEW TARIFF BILL TO BE DRASTIC   Republican Congress Will Rush Measure Through by Summer.   FORDNEY IS AT WORK ON IT    Will Have the Assistance of Senator Smoot of Utah—Democrats Will Fight Bilt as One Favoring Special interests.

TARIFF BL TO CET A RECORD   Protective Measure to Be Rushed Through Congress.   PROVISIONS TO BE DRASTIC   Chairman Joseph W. Fordney of the House Ways and Means Committee Is Now at Work on the Bill.

‘MILWAUKEE PRICES ‘WILL UNDERGO PROBE   INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE Of _ COST OF POTATOES AND OTHER PRODUCE.

34,000,000 PUT ~ IN MELTING PO]   U, S. Reports on Alloys Fused Into Yanks During Century.   BRITISH ISLES HEAD LIST   England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales Furnish One-Fourth of Immigrants —Germany Furnished Second Largest Number.

04,000,000 PUT IN U5. MELTING POT   Report for Century on the Alloys Fused Into Yanks.   BRITISH ISLES TOPS LIST   Germany Is Second—England, Ireland Scotlénd and Wales Furnish Near. ly Gne-Fourth of Immigrants —~France Very Low.

U. S. Reports on Alloys Fused Into Yanks During Century.   BRITISH ISLES HEAD LISI   England, tretand, Scotland and Wales Furnish One-Fourth of Immigrants —Germany Furnished Second Largest Number.

ADAMS P. O. S. OF A. NAMES EAST BERLIN   District Convention Will Be Held There Next Year— Committees Named—Pastor Named President.

SONS OF AMERICA _ATBENDERSVILLE   "Twelfth Annual ( Convention of : County P.O. 8. of A. b in Ses 7           REV. HESSON PRESIDENT   [New Officers Electéd. East Berlin Chosen as Nekt Meeting Place.  Rev. Harry Daniels, Speaker.

COAL OPERATOR MEET IN CHICAGO   CPERATORS MEET AT CHICAGO TO CONSIDER MINERS’ REQUEST FOR A CONFERENCE.

SCENE HAS CHANGED; THIS IS INDIANA   Big Moonshine Still. and 728 Gallons of Mash Found In Hills.

TWELVE CABINET POSTS PROPOSED   New Creations Advocated in Official  Washington Likely to Simmer  Down to Not More Than Four: ~ the Different Proposals

DOZEN NEW CABINET « POSTS ARE PROPOSE!   Unlikely More Than Four Will Be Seriously Considered, Is Belief in Washington,

WOULD INCREASE SIZE OF CABINET BY DOZEN OR S0   UNLIKELY, HOWEVER. THAT MORE THAN FOUR WILL BE SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED,  IS TRE BELIEF IN WASHINGTON

MAN KILLED ON BRIDGE   Rock Island No. 6 Hits Francis .M. Marble of Slater, Mo., On River Bridce

MAN KILLED ON BRIDGE      ee ee: a ee en N el  Rock Island No. 6 Hits Francig M. Marble of Slater, Mo., On River Bridge 1

IGNORED PEOPLE OFUNITEDST. TO MAKE PEACE ALON      Pronounced Present Adminis at Greatest Failure In American § manship Since the Civil War——— Drifted In Past Two Year

HOOVER GIVES. ~ HIS VIEWS ON THE    LEAGUE COVENANT   SAYS SOWE ARTICLES WEST BP ABANDONED AND OTHERS  ee szaTatirea za

SO, AT   Republican Party, Notwith. standing Harding, Is for League Principle, He Says   BELIEVES SOME KIND OF ASSOCIATION NECESSARY   PARTY AND CANDIDATE. pet BE HELD TO PROMISE TO PUT INTO BEING PRINCIPLE OF LEAGtEK  :

Former Food Administratot in Speech Takes Direct Issue With Harding.   See ee ee  HOLD REPUBLICAN PARTY ‘TO PLATFORM PLEDGES   Senator Is in ‘Oklahoma: Today to Make Speeches in Oil District,

Former Food Administrator Says G. 0. P. Will Not Saran the Treaty.   SHARP ATTACK ON WILSON    Democratic Administration   Called Biggest Failure Since Civil War.

MAKERBY CO}   Sen. King Says It Means UItimately Expulsion of the Turk From European Soil   9 CHURCHES FAVORABLE   Cox to Make Three Speethes In Utah—No More Callers Till Address is Ready

WHEAT PRICE DECLINE MAY START PROBI   Wilson Asks Allen Supply Information on Methods Used, 1

WAR ON H.C.L. COMES TO END NOVEMBER    Department of Justice An nounces That Battle Is Won.

Gi §£ PA WV TIQOIViiOo Vet  To Exist on Nov. Ist     Object of Campaign is Accom: plished Says The Attorney General.

FAIR PRICE . BOARD OUT NOVEMBER. 1   Federal Government Notifies State That Purpose Has. Been Fulfilled and Economy Necessary.

OHIO PRICE BOAR CEASES NOV. 1   Chairman Pfeiffer Notified by Attorney General Palmer   “PURPOSES ACCOMPLISHED”   Each County Commission Also to Re Abolished

PLAN THAT HAS ANNOYED MERCHANTS TO MARKED EXTENT IS PUT IN THE DISCARD

Department of Justice Orders Demobilization ‘of Fair Price Organization

6.1L. FIGHT DROPPED BY U. §. BUREAU   Department of Justic _ Campaign Closes on : ov. 1   SUCCESS. IS°"CLAIMED   But Immediate Cause of Cessa. tion is Laid to Lack of Funds

WILL ABANDON HE G, L, BODIES        ATTORNEY “GENERAL SAYS CAMPAIGN fLAS BIEN ere SUP EST «6A OR Se

FAIRPRICEBODY TODISCONTINUE ONNOVEMBER 1!      Letters Sent Out Urging Rapid Completion of ork.   WHEAT PRICE DECLINE WILL BE INVESTIGATE

H. C. L. CAMPAIGN ENDS NOVEMBER    Department of Justice . Takes Action.

ENDS WAR ON H.C. L.   RE er nt ae ener  Lak of Finds Give As lhe Heasol  Government Activities {0 Cease Nov. 

DUTY ENDED WITH FALL IN PRICES,  HE SAYS   All Commodities Within Scope of Law on Decline, He Asserts.   COUNTY COMMISSIONS ALSO TERMINATED

FAIR PRICE BUREAU TO BE BISBANDEL   Campzign by the Department of Justice to Be Ended by  Ane CE ale de eee

AFTER NOVEMBER. Ast, “ON ‘ORDERS: RECEIV=D. FROM” -WASHING  State Chairman Pfeiffer Officially Notified by Attorney General: Palmer—All  _ County. Commissions tobe TW Nlenanétinmiad . t

ENDS FAIR PRICE WORK NOVEMBER 1   Palmer Says Mission Is “Large__ ly Accomplished.” ..,  uenaveniioeeniin’ ake   CALLS OFF COMMITTEE   Declares Prices Are on the Decline and Cohtiue to Drop of Their Own Momentum.

FEDERAL CAMPAIGN ON HIGH LIVING COSTS ENDS NOVEMBER FIRS   "AIR PRICE COMMITTEE ORG +) IZATIONS TORE DISCONTINCED ON THAT DATE,

END FAIR PRICE WORK      Palmer Says Duties Have Been Largely Accomplished.

SOME MEXICAN BANDITS LEFT   Governor Hobby's Special Train le : Held Up Three Hours at Border.

RUIN THREATENS ALL OF CENTRAL EUROPE   Germany Unable to Pay Indemnity “and Treaty Mist Te Revined.: . *

ECONOMIC CLAUSES OF TREATY TO UNDERGO. DRASTIC REVISION   Possible That Great Britain Will: “Renounce Claims. for Ani’ Indemnity or Cash Payment From, Germany, Which Country Is. Unable tq Lift Great Bérden of $40,000,000,000,

PLENTY OF BUTTER   ‘EGG PRODUCTION FALLING OFF  POULTRY PRICES SHOW DOWNWARD TREND.

WILL DELAY A VOTE.   Suffrage Backers in Delaware  “Have Sent out Appeals for Aid.

A CALL MADE ON THE NATIONAL SUFFRAGE ‘DELEGATES FOR ASNCE IN DELAWARYI

MOVING PICTURES BLAMED BY BAPTISTS FOR LARGE NUMBER DIVORCES IN UNITED STATES

Moving Pictures, ‘Lax: Laws and Ja _. temperance Pointed Out As 7 -" Chief Causeé, .

MOVIES, LAX LAWS,  /—INTEMPERANCE ARE  y BLAMED FOR DIVORC   Newspapers in General and Associated + Press in Tartiesiar Scored

BAPTISTS ATTACK DIVORCE PROBL EN   Blame Movies, Lax Laws and Intemperance.

WOVE CAUSE MANY CIVORCE BAPTISTS. AEE   Nearly. Every Film Contains Evil Suggestion, Convention ‘-. “Report: Savs

MOVIES AND BOOZE ARE  - BLAMED FOR DIVORCES   Baptists Told by Committe _ of Temperance Just Where the Fault Lies.   WANT UNIFORM LAWS

BLAME MOVIES FOR DIVORCE INCREASE   LAX LAWS AND INTEMPER. ANCE ALSO ARE NAMED AS CAUSES   WOULD PUBLISH BANS   Southern Baptist Convention Deplores Increase of Unhappy Marriages   say Large Number of Hasty Marriages During War “Would Darken Picture”

SHOW CAUSES  FOR DIVORCES   Moving Pictures, Lax Laws and Intemperence Are Reasons

BAPTIOTS BLAME  aPIGY FILMS FOR EVILS OF DIVORCE   ; Committee Report Says Many ‘ State Divorce Laws Are “Foolishly Absurd.”

LOVE TRIANLE PLAYS CAUSE OF DIVORCE WAVE?   Baptists Blame Movies. Laws and Habits for Separations.

WANT UNIFORM UIVORCE CODE IN ALL STATES   Viovies, Lax Laws and Intemper. ance Blamed For Divorce   112,036 Diverces in United States in 1916

SHOWAUSES — ~ FOR DIVORCES   Moving Pictures, Lax “Laws and-dIntemper- -: ence Are Reasons

DIVORCES COMMON   Jazz Tunes Blamed by Baptist: For Unrest in Homes

MOVIES, TAXES, LIQUOR BLAMED, FOR DIVORCES   Southern Baptisis Also Score Newspapers and Associated Press, Charging that “Blue Pencils” Are Held by Catholics

LAX LAWS AND INTEMPERANCE ALSO ARE NAMED ‘AS CAUSES   WOULD PUBLISH BANS   Suuthern Baptist Convention Deplores Increase of Unhappy . Marriages   Say Large Number of Hasty Mar. riages During War “Would Darken Picture”

BAPTISTS FLAY DIVORCE LAWS   Moving Pictures and Intem perance Blamed for Numerous Divorces.

Fixing Cause for ’ . Numersud Divorces      Moving Pi etures, ‘wax Laws and In“temperance Causes for Divorces

ai mitt  MOTION PICTURES, LAX LAWS AND INTEMPERANCE BLAMED FOR DIVORCE

THE MOVIES LAX LAWS AND DRINKS   BLAMED FOR THE NUMEROUS DIVORCES IN UNITED STATES.   Baptists Favor a Uniform Code of Marriage and Divorce Laws—Hasty and  Foolish Marriages Condamnand.

‘UNIFORM CODE OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE WANTEL      Baptists Blame Marita} Troubl On Movies and . Liquor

DECREASE IN INSANE   Report By State Board, of Conirol Gives Population of tustitutiony eT  OT Se a

DEPENDENTS IN BIG DECREASE   State Institutions Show Big Falling Of in Inmates

NEB. FORTY-EIGHTERS” MELT AT STATE CAPITO}   Bryan, Johnson and La Foilette En. re dorsed at Mecting—Wray  Wields Gavel.

SUSPECTED FIRE BUG.   Eiwood Thinks It Has Incendiary Under Surveillance.

EK: SUSPECTED FIRE RUG.   Ehedaad Thinks  It . Has Incendiar a Under Surve

HARDING GLOGES  Ube: HEAL UA A VACATION   WILL LEAVE TOMORROW F®O! SOUTHERN TEXAS TO SPEND MONTH RESTING,

WILSON TURNS OWN YACHT TO G. 0, P. LEADER   PRESIDENT URGES PRERIDEN'E. ELECT TO USE BAPPLESHEP WHILE ON VACATION,

President-elect Sets All. Talk          MEXICAN SITUATION TO BE GIVEN ATTENTION   Conference on International:  Relations One of First Ac Lin Indiaatae °° ©

OFFER OF _ SHIP TO      70 ‘TAKE NEXT PRES ‘IDENT. TO THE PAN. - AMA: CANAL ‘ZONE _   Mr. - Wilson Directs. Mr.  - Daniels to-Place ‘Vessel -at-Mr, Hatding’s Dispogal fora rip.

PRESIDENT-ELECT READY FOR HIS VAGATION TRIF   Abandons Headquarters where Cheering Crowds Meet in ‘Celebration

MARION PEOPLE BURNED RED! FIRE FOR HARDING.  t.   The President-elect Stans ‘On, His Well-carned Vacation Tomorrow Morning.

HARDING PLANS FOR VAGATION   Headquarters Virtually De. serted as President Elect Prepares to Leave.

American Red Cross; former Senator Sutherland of Utah and many other re —      PROFTERED USE OF WARSHIP.

MAYFLOWER PLACED AT DISPOSAL OF HARDING   Will be at Hampton Roads Sat. urday When Steamer Pastores ig Due to Arrive.

HARDING TO GET BATTLESHIP FOR CANAL ZONE TRIF   Wilson Offers Harding Battleship for Contemplated Trip to Panama. Will Also Use Mayflower.   EXPECT HARDING TO ACCEPT OFFER   President - Elect To Get Message From Secretary Daniels Today in Name Of President.

Senator Del Sf s to Accept War Vessel for Trip.         President 1 ile Tei'ls Secretary Daniels bot ovide Craft for f'Ze Voyage.

PRESIDENT WILSON OFFERS BATTLESHIP   For President-Elect Harding’s Pro posed Trip to Pafiama—Also Offers the Presidential Yacht for Trip to Hampton Roads

BATTLESHIP   ‘Offerea to President-elect Fer Mis  Trip te Panama.

HARDING DECLARES LEAGUE O° RATIONS SNOW ‘DECEASED   May Call Meeting to Conside . .World..Peace -Association  7 After Inauguration.

WILODN OFFERS HARDING USE. Ot WARSHIP FOR TRIE   President-Elect May Visit Canal Zone on Super-Dread. naught — Yacht Mayflower Also Placed at His Disposal.

WILSON ORDERS SHIP PLACED AT QISPOSAL (F PRESIDENT-ELEC   SECRETARY PANIELS RECEIVES  ORDERS TO SEND BATTLESHI?D TO VACATION ZONE,

BATTLESHIP FOR HARDING'S. USE   Government. Vessel Will Take President-Elect to Canal: Zone “

READY FOR. VACATION   President-elect Harding and Mrs Harding. to Start Tomorrow. '

WILSON OFFERS SHIP TO HARDING FOR TRIP   President Elect Considering - Proffer of President.

Y ae  HAR Din is RE ‘ABY FOR LONG VACATION   VOMIPICLES Word PIEDalaiOly 10 Morath’s Rest in Scuihland  Will Cail Statesmen Tog ther For Conference in December.

COU RTESY TO HARDING   President Wilson Asks Battleship be At His Disposal.

aT ve   Yacht Mayflower, Also. Plac-ed at His Disposal for Any Emergency that Might Arise In Leaving. This Country for  Danawya’. i:

WILSON OFFERS SHIP TO HARDING   Orders Battleship for Use i  Senator’s Trip to Panama

PRESIDENT-ELECT ISTOLEAVE MARION TOMORROW ON VACATION   vill Go to Southern Texas and Probably to Panama Before Returning; Will Begin Consultations With #  Statesmen Early in’ December. . a!

TEXAS TOWN GETS. INTO-LIMELIGHT   Point Isabel ls Ready to Receive President-Elect and His Followers.

HARDING DECLARES NATIONS LEAGUE “TO BE “DECEASED’   Preliminary Conference on World Peace Association May Be  Held on His Re dures

ALSO TENDERS. HIM USE OF MAYFLOWER         CHIEF EXECUTIVE:@ “HIS SEC. ADVISE  RETARY OF “dad ¥ RO PRESIDEN OF ht ee PUR.  POSE.

WILSON OFFERS Use HIS YACHI   Also Places Battleship at Disposal of Harding and Party.

PRESIDENT-ELECT READY FOR TERA:   CLEARING AWAY OF DEBRIS OF CELEBRATION UNDER WAY ON FRIDAY   SAYS LEAGUE 1S DECEASED   Expected to Take Preliminary Steps Toward Formation of New Association After Vacation.

HARDING OFF ON VACATION TO FAR SOUTH   Plans to Hold Confer ence of Statesmen on  World Peace Body.

WILSON OFFERS _ HARDING SHIP TQ CANAL ZONE   Also Places Presidentia’ Yacht at Disposal of  Deseidantalact

Wilson Offers Private Yacht To Mr. Harding   Mayflower and Battieship Ar Placed at Disposal of President-Elect.

LEAGUE DECEASED HARDING REPEATS   ‘Will Take Counsel On Forma.  tion Of A World Peace Association.

HARDING MAKES FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR HIS FIRST REAL VACATION LEAVES HOME TOMORROW

ANDI HEALY TOLEAVE MARION HOR VACATION   rresident Elect Tels Throng of Ceiebrants Fhat League Is Deceased

HARDING LEAVES FOR TEXAS SATURDAY   Last Campaign Business Disposed of and Headquarters Abandoned.

HARDING TENDERED USE — OF WARSHIP   Daniels Places Vessel at Senator’s Disposal at Direction of President Wilson.

WILSON OFFERS MAYFLOWER TO HIS SUCCESSOR   Presidential Yacht Will Be at Hampton Roads to Meet Harding.

HARDING ABANDON B.0. P HEADQUARTERS ~———BOES. ON VACATION   e —_——— URN Tanun Tamanna Manning With   Wil Leave Tomorrow Morning With Mrs. Harding and Friends For Panama

FINAL STEPS FUR A REAL VACATION   President-Elect Disposes 0’ Last Remaining Business—  eaves Marion Saturday.   President Wilson Orders Bat: tleship Made Ready for  Lardinnte Danama Vicit

PREPARING FOR. HIS VACATION   President-Elect Warren G. Harding to Come. to ‘Texas

PRESIDENT 18 GENEROUS.   Tenders Harding Use of Battle Ship and Private Yacht. .”

Se TTT  HARDING IS OFFERED — USE OF PRESIDENT’S YACHT AND WARSHIP

SENDS MAYELOWEH TOMEET HARDING   By Direction of President - Government Yacht Will   Meet President-Elect   at Norfolk.

PRESIDENT-ELECT NOISILY GREETED BY HIS NEIGHBORS   Harding Leaves Tomorrow for Texas-——League Dead New Chief Says.

Fuciaeive of Eight U'adetermined Seats  in Reuse of Representatives, Repebli ol Have Pleralit i 148, Greatest de HWiaters ef that

HARDING OFFERED USEOF MAY FLOWER   Wilson Places Presidential Vacht ¢ His Disposal to Visit Panama Canal Zone,   By lL. C. MARTIN

TENDERS MAYFLOWER TO SENATOR HARDIN   President Directs Secretary Daniels  te Extend Courtesy to Presij dent-Elect.

WILSON ORDERS SHIPS BE PLACED AT HARDING'S DISPOSAL FOR HS TRIP TO PANAMA CANAL ZONE

PRESIDENT-ELECT S PREPARING 10 CLOSE MARION H'DQUARTERS   Was Given Tumultous Tributet By His Fellow Citizens.

WILSON PUTS MAYFLOWER AT HARDING’S DISPOSAL   Offers Presidential Yacht for Comple tion of Trip from Paname to Washington

_ President-elect May Go to Panama on Naval Craft.   Maxflawer Is Likewise! Placed-at Disposal of Senator’s Party.

COURTESIES TO HARDING   President Offers Use of Batileshi and Yacht

HARDING CLEANED .  UP HIS BUSINESS   Leasue cf Nations. Pronounced “Deceased” in Front forch Election Speech

TURKS SEIZE GREER SHIPS.  Steamer Filia Taken With 6 Mitlior WechtIng tee Finn: Gan

TURKS ATTACK GREEK SHIPPING   NATIONALISTS TAKE CHARGE OF SHIP AND PUT CREW IN CHAINS

“PUSSYFOOT" EDGING IN.   No Alcoholic Liquor Supplied at En. tertainment Given by Corporation.

WILSON TO LATIN NATIONS   President Replies to Severa! Con. gratulations on independence Day—Assures U. S. Friendship.

ASSURES U. S. FRIENDSHIP   President Wilson Greets Latin Republics on Independence Day.

AMERICAN NAVY GREATEST OF ALL AT WAR’S CLOSE   Benson Declares Person nel Totaled 500,000 When Armistice Was Signed

AMERICAN NAVY LARGEST IN WAR   Admiral Benson Continues Tes timony Before Senate Naval Investiqating Committee.

BENSON AVERS U. $. NAVY WAS LARGEST IN THE WORT!         America Had G est: Navel Power World Has Eyer Seen When Armistice Was Signed,  Witness s

BIGGEST NAVY ~INTHEWORL   United States Ranked First’ Among Navy At Time of Arniistice, Benson Says,

DEFENSE WINS FIRST POINT IN NEWBERRY CASE   JUDGE GRANTS RIGHT TO QUIZ  VENIREMEN ON FORD ‘PROPAGANDA’

POINT SCORED FOR NEWBERRY   By Allowing Questioning of Veniremen Concerning the Ford Propaganda.   GOVERNMENT COUNSEL OBJECTS ALL IN VAIN   A Venireman Says His Bees Need Him More Than the Jury Does.

Ask Jurors Concerning Propaganda   Newberry Wins Legal Skirmish in Trial . of Fraud Charge

COUNSEL  FOR NEWBERRY SCORED POINT TODAY  Over Objections ‘Made by the Govermoent Attorneys,

DEFENSE. SCORES ~ IN PICKING. JURY   Counsel For Senator Newberr: and Others Permitted to Ask of Other Literature.   U. S. ATTORNEYS OVERRULED   Work of Selecting Jury te Hear Alleged Vote Frand Case Pruoceeding Rapidly—One Defendant Missing Teday.

WILGON MAY TAKE UP TREATY FIGHT   Senator Hitchcock Reveals Details o Conference With Secretary Tumulty.   INFORMATION FOR PRESIDENT

President Is Believed to 7 Have Again Taken up s Fight for Peace Treaty

POLES IWAUGURATE  UNTER ATTAGR   MAKING LAST DESPERATE . STAND BEFORE ADVANC. ING BOLSHEVIKI   ATTAGK BREST ~ LITOUSE   Reported Lenine Ordered Offen sive to Continue Through August 4, in Spite of Negotiations.

REDS STORM BREST-LITOVSK REPORTS SAY   Poles Start Counter Drive — Bolsheviki Reported Near Lemberg.

FRICTION THREATENS RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK   Poverty, Lack Of Food And Gloomy Military Situation Are Biggest Factors.

‘GERMANY-FAILS . TO MAKE PAYMENTS   Costs Uncle Sam $1,200,000 a Day te Keep Force on Rhine,

recente wae AI II OI AE Het at a,  GERMANY FATES. U, 8. PAYS,  Cost of Maintenance of American  ~a -~- » we

Tag? eae ae  WILSON: SHOULDN'T SEEK THIRD’ TERM THINKS HUMPHREYS   Representative: Urges Passage of ar _ Amendment :Limiting Eligi-  -bility’to One Term.

Virginia Moonshsne Raid Nets Seventeen Prisoners   Prohibition Officers Scouer Hills Above Huntington for Nine Days and Captured Twenty Stills, 100 Gallons Of Whisky and 5,000 Gallons of Mash—Legless Violator Escapes Arrest.

FLOUR DROFSt$Z2 A BARREL   Sells at $14.50 Againet $16.50 Las Week—Wheat Prices Go Down at Chicago.

$2 A BARREL DROP IN FLOUR   Price of Wheat Also Goes Down on Chicago Market.

Bolshevik Armies Which Invaded Poland and Threatened Warsaw © Appear to Be on Eve of . Complete Disaster   FORCES MENACING LEMBERG BEGIN RETREAT UNDER PRESSURE OF FORCE

POLAND 10 - GRATE i As RUSSIAN. RAM   SOVIET FORCES, BOTTI a? UP BY VICTORIOUS POLES, FACE COMPLETE DEVEAT.

SOVIET ARMIES APPEAR 10 BE NEAR DISASTER      General Weygand Says Poland Will Be “Grave” of the Bolshevik Armies   SAY PRISONERS TO  BE ABOVE 75,000

ELIGIBILITY OF FIVE SOCIALISTS IS CONSIDEREL   REPORTS OF BOTH MAJORIT AND MINORITY COMMIT: . TEES TAKEN UP   INDICATIONS NOW ARE THAT SOCIALISTS WILL ‘BE UNSEATEL

FORTY THOUSAND JEWS TO MARCH IN NEW YORK   In Honor of Sin Remo Decree Making Palestine the Jewish Homeland:

25, DOO LESIONERS IN NATIONAL MEET   20,000 WILL MARCH IN PA RADE; VETERANS WANT WAR CREDIT

LESION CONVENTION WILL START TODAY   THOUSANDS OF DELEGATE! AND VISITORS ARRIVE AT CLEVELAND,

WORLD WAR SERVICE MEN.   Gathering in Cleveland for See. ond Annual Convention of American Legion.

(IRVELAND IS DRESSED UP   Decorated [In Honor of American Legion Visitors Who Begin  Atiue--. Tata = .

CLEVELAND OPENS ARMS AND HEART TO LEGION HOSTS   20,000 SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARENES SCHEDULED TO MARCH TODAY.

ATHUANIA APPEALS TO FRANCE TO oTU? POLISH ADVANGI   Country Alarmed Over Activities Of Poland It Is Reported

LITHUANIANS  WANTS FRANCE TO STOP POLES   THE LITHUANINAS ARE GREAT LY ALARMED OVER THE INVASION OF THE POL ISH ARMY.   RENEW PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Soviet Government Informs Allies It is Willing to Aecept Advice From the Entente.

COX'S FIGURES FOR CLEVELAND GORRECT _ TESTIFIES BLOSSOM   Ohioan Presents Facts in Support of Cox Charges that Quotas Were Assigned   TELLS HOW $400,000 QUOTA WAS RAISEO IN CLEVELAND   Upham Record Shows ‘Amount to be Raised in Entire State

Candidate’s. ‘Quota’ Figures are Substantiated in Case. of Cleveland and Denied with Respect to Louisville

"CN DPE   Witnesses Support’ Claim of Great Campaign Fund for “Republican  ‘Party .   ASSISTANT TREASURER = © GIVES INFORMATION   He Endorsed Big Quotas But Was Overruled by Commit. tee; Many Helpers. Are: Well. Paid.

BLAIR TESTIFIES ON PARTY QUOTAS   INTENSIVE DRIVES WERE PLANNED BUT LATER GIVEN UP,-HE SAYS   IS QUIZZED BY REED   Plan to Raise Amount of Contri bution Fixed by Chairman Hays Was Rejected   But the Drive Plans Preved Impracticable Even if Commit tee Had Approved

FIRST EVIDENCE SUPPORTING COX   Stated by Witness Tha  Cleveland’s Quota Was $400,000

tox CHARGE TRUE BLAIR ADMITS ON ——WHTNESS STANT   Republicans Planned intensive   Drive in 54 Cities, 3 More   Than Cox Mentioned.

BLAIR AGING HK WAS GORRECI   QUOTAS FOR PIVLY-FKOUR CVFIES WERE MADE   TRE QUOfA LIST WAS MAUE   Assistant ‘lo National Republican feeasurer Admits On Oath the Cor. rectness of Charges Made by Guv ernor Cox,

MORE CHARGES. BY GOK FOUND “TORE CORRECT   Assistant Republican Treas: urer Is Questioned by Reed on G. 0. P. Plans

REPUBLICAN UiIETS MAKE ADMISSIONS   lestimony to Senate Probers Shows Quotas in Cleveland and Atlanta as Stated by Cox—“Form 101” Is Questioned.

). F. Blossom Declares $74,000 Has Been Collected in Cleveland Up to Last Monday; Had Charge of Teams.  Por NHh ATT  ANITA CAN   $25,000 ATLANTA FUND [3 ADMITTED BY WITNESS   senator Kenyon, Chairman of Committee, Attempts to Aid Witness Being Examined During the Hearing.

G.0.P,WORKER — SUPPORTS COX __ INCHARGES   Declares That Quota Was Assigned ‘to Cleveland and That Workers Were Trying to Hit the Goal.   SUBSCRIPTIONS STILL SHORT   Public Welfare Director ot Cleveland Presents Cor. roborative Testimony at Investigation.

BEAR OUT COX QUOTA FIGURES   Workers on Oleveland anc Atlanta Funds Testify   Blair Says Committee Put Ban on Appeals for Big Contributions

CLEVELAND RAISED 11S 6.0. FUT   ONE. WITNESS — CORRORORATES CNOMINEE'S CHARGES OF BIG CAMPAIGN FUND.

Perjury Hinted In Slush Fand Investigation   U. §. Attorney Says Informa tion on Inquiry Given by Cox’s Agents.

BEGINS TO LOOK AS IF GOVERNOR GOX WAS RIGHT IN HIS CHARGES   tT, S. Blossom Who Helped Raise Cleveland’s Quota of $400,000 Says Cox’s Figures For That City Are Cor rect

 LWITNESata {SSTIFY ARUUT CAMPAIGN FUND   snon Knowledge  $400,000 Was . -veland’s Quota; ~74,000 Pledged.

“FORM ON" 15: ADMITTED, Ws PLAN OF. 0. P.   WORKER SAYS IT IS TRUE   REPUBLICAN FORCED TO ADMIT GOV. COX IS RIGHT.

DUDLEY $, BLOSSOM BEFORE COMMITTEE   Says Figures of $400,00( for Cleveland Correct

BLAIR TELLS BOARD HE APPROVED QUOTA LIoT GIVEN BY COX   EVIDENCE OF AMOUNT SET ASIDE FOR CLEVELAND TO RAISE GIVEN BY WITNESS   PLANS LATER CANGELLED   Former Republican Candidate For th» Senate From Georgia Tells Committee of Orders Received From Upham

Harry M. Blair Admits on Stand That Quotas Were Fixed for at Least 51 Cities in Order to Raise Funds to Conduct Republican Presidential Campaign—Copy of Form Sent by Governor Cox Found to Be Incomplete. os

NATIONAL COMMITTEE HAD A HAND IN GAME   Says While it Was True that He Planned Drives in Fiftyfour Cities it Was Impossible to Carry All of Them Out Benance af Local Conditions.

COX CHARGES OF SLUSH FUND ARE NOT ALL UNTRUE  PROBE REVEALS   Governor's Allegation That  O Had Been Set  As the Cleveland Quota Is True. Witness Admits.   $25,000 ASSIGNED AS SHARE OF ATLANTA, GA.   Upham, However, Had Previously Testified That This Was the Entire Amount State Was To Raise.

HITNESS GAYS Qn FIGURES PROVE CORREGT   Several Witnesses ‘Examined  by Slush Fund Probers + in Chicago .

PERJURY CLAIMS MAY BE PROBED   U. S. District Attorney At Chi- cago Is Given Evidence By FE. H. Moore of Ohio  Investigation May Be Made In Connection With Testimony Before Senate Committee

QUOTA FIXED FOR CITY “400 THOUSAND DOLLARS   Moore Submits Information  of G. O. P. Fund to District Attorney; Action on Same Ts Not Announced,

FIRST TESTIMONY 10 “SUPPORT COX 1S HEARD   SAYS $400,000, THE SUM NAMED BY COX, CORRECT    Forty Teams of Six Men Each Ov. ganized to Make Drive © for Funds,   3,000 PROSPHCTS PICKED   Witness Tells of Methods and Gives Assent to Many Questions,

COA CHARGES SUPPORTED At HEARING  pera   Witness Declares Large Quotas Assigned to Cities   $400,000 IN CLEVELAND      Dudley S. Blossom Says He Helped Raise Big Amount

COX QUOTA FIGURES ARE SUBSTANTIATED AT HEARING BEFORE PROBING COMMITTEE    Wilness Says Goal for One County  in Ohio $400,000 Uphany’s  Figure for State   CAN’T SAY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE FIXED IT

Says Intensive Campaign for  Funds in Fifty-four Cities, Not Fifty-One, Was ait  fe On Program oa,

COMMITTEE GETS: - FURTHER PROOF OF COX-CHARGES       Assistant G. 0. P. Treasurer on ‘ Stand Admits that Republicans  Had Fixed City Quotas      PLANNED ORGANIZED DRIVES FOR FUNDS: IN 54 CITIES   Local Chairmen Were to Accept Quota Fixed by Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer Blair Gave Lev List 0. K.—Committee Turns It Down.

TESTIMONY AT CHICAGO INDICATES EXISTENCE OF HUGE REPUBLICAN QUOTA   Assistant to National G.O. P. Treasurer Harry M. Blair Identifies “Form 101” as Rejected Plan. Official “Money Digger” Says Method Was “Stock Plan” Drive Method of International Committee of Y. M. C. A.

PLANNED FUND RAISING DRIVE   Charges Made by Gov: ernor Cox Are Proven on Stand

TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Cox's Representative — Diseussed  ! Perjury Action in Chicago

UPHAM STATED THE AMOUNT GIVEN WAS FOR ALL OF STATE   Is Firet Direct Proof of Charges of Democratic Nominee of  Big Fund Desired.   COMMITTEE AGENT THERE   Paid Agent of Republican Com mittee Present When Cleveland’s Quota Was Set.

SHOW EVIDENCE TQ SUPPORT THE CHARGES OF COX   Witness Tells Commit tee, Cleveland’s Quota  Placed at $400,000.

Republican Leader Who Helped Raise Cleveland Quota, Admits Quota Was %400.N00   GIVES “LIE’ TO UPHAM   Republican National Treasurer Had Said Quota fer State of Ohio Was That Sum

MORE TESTIMONY OW SLUSH FUND’ TAKEN   BLAIR TELLS OF SUBSTITUTE  DOCUMENT OF QUOTAS  FOR CrTiES.   MORE THAN COX STATED   Ohio Witness Says He Doubled . Total of Amount Actually Expected.

WITNESS ADMITS CLEVELAND SUM   D. S. Blossom ‘Tells Probers He Helped Raise $400,000   40 TEAMS OF MEN EMPLOYED

National Committee Had Part inMaking Assessments, but Never Forced Lo: cal Chairmen to Accept Them, Re. publican Assistant Treasurer Declares,

BLAIR TELLS OF DRIVES PLANRED TO RAISE MORE’   Upham’s Assistant Admits Ever More Than Was Charged by Governor Cox   CHIEF MONEY DIGGER MAKES THEM LAUGH

Cox Right on — $400,000 Quota “For Clevelane   Blossom Says. Representative 0 National Committee’ Present When: ‘Mohey Raised...

GIVE CLEVELAND   Senate Investigating Com. - mittee Hears Testimony of Fund Leader.   ‘NOTHING SINISTER,’ SAYS SENATOR-KENYON

(.0,P, WITNESS ~ ADMITS COX IS ~ RIGHTON QUOTA   CONDUCTED DRIVE FOR GOLD JUST AS IN LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

ASST. TREASURER CONFESSES PLAN FOR MONEY DRIVE   Admits Contributions Of $10,000 Were To Be Accepted.

Dudley Blossom, «a Republican Cam. paign Money Digger, Says Cox Was Correct In Quota for Cleveland Ohlo.

COX CHARGES IN SENATE “PROBE” QUITE TRUE FOR CLEVELAND CASE   MO CITWR “QUOTAT WAS PLACED AT FOUR MUNDRED THOURAND, WITNESS BAYS   WOORE GIVES EVIDENCE FOR FEDERAL CHARGES

SAME PLAN USED AS IN MANY DRIVES   But-the, Method Would Not . / Work—Testimony Before Senate Committee.

Not In the Garden But Before the Senate Campaign Fund-Probing Group   PART OF CHARGES OF COX SEEM. CLINCHEL

ONT AT THE MOOK HOPING TO RIT TREE TOPS, SAYS KELLY   Quotas Ohio Counties Fixed a Double What Was Expected to be Raised.   THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN METHOD A STOCK PLAN   Can be Had ia Printed Form From International Committee of Y. M. C. A., Henry Owen, Assistant to National Treasurer, Tells Committee.

GIVES EVIDENOE IN SUPPORT OF COX CHARGES   DUDLEY 8. BLOSSOM TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE I8 CORRECT.    Helped Raise Cievelund Quota of $400,000-—-Upham Had Said  . This Was State Quota.

CLEVELAND’S QUOTA. $400,000.00 DECLARES PROMINENT WITNESS WHO GIVES NAMES AND FIGURES

FIRST EVIDENCE SIPPORTING G0Y'S ‘CHAEES 1S GIVEN   BLOSSOM TESTIFIES THAL SHARE OF CLEVELAND WAS SAME AS STAT.”   Previous Witness Had Stated  That Allotment of Ohio Wace t¢4nn O00.

COMFORT. FOR. “COX   HE SEEMS TO HAVE GOT THE CLEVELAND QU OTA RIGHT,   Quota ‘Ts $100,000 But Witness: Tes tifles: That up to This Time . . Only 874,000 Been Pledged,_

FIRST EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT COX   Said Sum Was Announced When Paid Agent ef Commiitee Was Present

First Evidence to Support Cox's City Quota Charge Is Given Today.   DUDLEY BLOSSOM WITNESS   $74,000 Raised By Labor Day— Georgia Also Above the Quota Given.

FIRST EVIDENCE IN COX CHARGES   Up Before Committees. Man Who Helped Raise Cleveland’s Quota Testifies Its Connect.

PROOF OF ‘COX ‘CHARGES GIVEN TO COMMITTEE   Cieveland Republican Money Digger Admits Quota Named By Governor Correct   TELLS OF PARTY'S . CREAM LIST THERE

G. O. P. TREASURER UPHAM’S FIGURES FOR OHIO DOCTORED      Witness Tells in Detail Plans for Collection of Funds in Cleveland for the Purpose of Furthering Senator Harding’s Election to Presidency.

Cleveland City Official Testifies That Quota fer His Commenwealth Was $460,500   “Assistant Treasurer for Republican Party Tells of Approving Docgment Limiting Quotas

R ADMISSIONS DEVELOPED ON STAN   Witness Admits National Commit tea Had Part in Fixing Quotas of Cities.   ATTEMPT TO SOLICIT A POSTMASTER ALLEGED   Some Evidence, Committee Agrees, Is Not Competent, But Ta Read Into Record,   PLAN FINAL BIG DRIVE      Witness Tells Committee Special Paid Workers Were Located in Twenty Cities,

SUBSTITUTE QUOTA LIST INTRODUCED AT HEARING   Blair Identifies Document Presented and  Admits That It Gives National Treasurer  Authority to Appoint City Chairmen; Women Refuse Contributions to Fund   MONEY-DIGGER CALLED T0 STAND

D. S. Blossom Says Drive Was Made in City for Sum G. O. P. Treasurer Declared Had Been Fixed as Entire State’s Quota—Etfort to Raise More Than $25,000 in Georgia Admitted.

BLAIR ADMIYS FORM NO. 101 WAS RATIFIED   Later, Assistant Republican Treasurer Testifiéd, Document’s Release Was  Cancelled By  ‘i National Committee   SUPPORT FOR COX CHARCK   Republican Witnesses. Admit..That  { Cleveland Quota Was $400,000, OF Which. Only $40;000 Wac Ratcad: ARs ny 7   REED AND BLAIR: IN SHARP TILT

OHIO MAN SAYS QUOTATS AlGiT   Admits Cleveland Was Supposed to Have Raised $400,000.   DENIES OTHER CHARGES

Cleveland Man Says He Assisted In Raising $400,000 Campaign Fund in Cleveland

COMMITTEE HELPED ASSIGN QUOTAS {8 BLAIR’S ASSERTION   Assistant to Treasurer Upham Says Quotas Were Assigned 54 Instead 51 Cities  DEMOCRATIC ATTEMPT   Evidence Postmaster Solicited fo: Voluntary Contribution Is Offered.

ALLEGED EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF CHARGES OF GOVERNOR CO)    ; + Introduced in Senate Committee Investigation by Ivir. Blossom Who Helped To Raise Quota of Citv of Cleveland.

BLAIR BEFORE FUND PROBERS   Upham’s Ald Admits He Hag > Approved “Form 101,”   QUIZZED BY THE COMMMIi TEE

TELLS OF CAMPAIGN TO RAISE CLEVELAND QUOTA OF REP. FUND   First Evidence Support ing Cox Charges Is Introduced.

SUBSTANTIATE UIARGES MADE BY GOV. COX   Substitute for “Form 101” Furnished Senate Probers — Witnesses Throw More Light on Methods To Raise Funds.

FIND LIVELEAD  ~IN COX’S SLUSH —FUND-CHARGES   Exact Fi igures of Money ~-€ollected“in-Cleveland Given

SOME SUPPORT TO COX CHARGE   & oO. P. WITNESSES TESTIFY A’ SENATE INVESTIGATION,   CONTINUE TO DENY SLUSH FUND   Amseistant to Republican Treasure) Admits He Approved Form 101, Bat Says Release On Pact  Had Been Cancelled.

CAMPAIGN  FUND A T ~ CLEVELAND   HAD $400,000 -AS GOAL WITNESS TELLS THE SENATE COMMITTEE      Of that Sum $74,000 Had Been Pledged for Campaign Expenses When He ‘Left Cleveland Monday.:

COX AGAIN GIVES FACTS ON HOW 6. 0. P. GOT FUND   Witness Adrnits Intensive Drive Planned In. 54 Cities To  Raise Coin.

Republican Managers Fixed Quotas and Planned Drives in Fifty-Four Cities.   BLAIR MAKES A CLEAN CONFESSION   Harding Organization Left No Stone Unturned to Get ‘‘Jack.’’

ADMITS 6.0.P. QUOTAS FIXED FOR 54 CITIES   Upham’ s Assistant Testifies to Organization Plans in Largest Municipalities   COX CHARGES HELPING BRING SUBSCRIPTIONS

EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CHARGE   Dudley S. Blossom Denies ’ Treasurer Upham’s Stabement on G. O. P. Quotes   Says Protzman, Paid Agent of Republicans, Present When Quota Was Fixéd’   Plan of Liberty Loan. anid Es Danes Deine otis By Rates Find .

‘Cleveland Man Testifies Cox’s Figures Correct   $400,000 QUOTA   Cuyahoga Count y Man Tells of Drive for Funds Along Red Cross Loan Plans.

BLOSGOM TELLS OF FUND RAISING IN CLEVELAND, 0.   Republican Money-Getter’s - Testimony Refutes That  of Treasurer Upham.

Republican Worker Makes Admission as to Total.  PLANNED BIG DRIVE   Statemen{ Is in Conilict With Upham’s Sheet, Which Revealed But $400,000 Quota for Entire State.

AM TPPANENT   DECLARES WORKERS ele BFEN TOLL TO SPEEDUP IN LIGHT OF DEV ELOPMENTS.

PROBERS DIG DEEPER INTO FUND CHARGE   More Witnesses Called in Campaign Money Investigation.

UPHAM OFFICE ASSISTANT SAYS CHIEFS PLANNED TO TAKE NATION   a Se  INTENSIVE DRIVES TO GET MONEY TO BUY PREANIDENCY ARE REPUBLICAN PLANS   DOCUMENT PRODUCED BY ASSISTANT OPENS PLOT   Henater Reed, ef Micsveri. Intredece Document Shewing that Treaserer Up ham Bad Planned Intensive Campoign: ta Fetty-feour Cities of U. 8.

REPUBLICAN [a SUPPORTER COX FUND CHARGES   Cleveland Quota of $400,000 and Atlanta Quota of $25.000 Are Verified by D. S. Blossom and C. W. McClure.   ADMISSION OF FORM 104   Bulletin Approved by Assistant National G. O. P. Treasurer, but Release  Order Is Canceled. Witnesses Absent.

REPUBLIGAN PLAN OF RAISING FUNDS   lg Not Original, Witness Teils investigating Committee.   NOT EASY TO GET. MONEY   From Women Voters, T Testifies - Chicago Woman ‘Politician, Who Gives Figures , With Facta—-Night: Sessions to Hasten Work to Completion by Saturday Nicht.

SUPPORTS COX CHARGE LARGE QUOTAS WERE ASSIGNED PRINCIPAL CITE:   Dudley S. Blossom Says Cox's Figures, $400,000, for Cleveland Were Correct—Republican Quota Sheet Presented to Committee Put State's Quota at That Amount.

STATE HEADS APPORTIONED ALL QUOTAS   Ways and Means Chairmen De‘clare Republican National “Treasurer Had Nothing To Do With Stpulatine Loral Agaolnie   SUBSTITUTE FOR FORM 101   Testimony ‘Reveals Quotas For Ohio Counties Were Placed At  Double What Was Expected To Bea Ret. . &.      METHOD WAS “STOCK PLAN”

COX IS GIVEN HIRST AID IN FUND PROBE   Witness Testifies $400, 000 was to be Raised in Cleveland Alone.

CLEVELAND QUOTA OF CAMP tGN FUND   Under Discussion. by Senate In ’ vestigating Committee,   SUBSCRIPTION . BULLETIN      Was Not Approved by Republican National Ways and Means Committee—Atlanta Testimony Came From Former Republican Candidate For U. 5. Senate.

ADMITS CHARGES OF G0. P. DRIVES IN FLETY GUTTES   REPUBLICAN WITNESS TELLS OF THREE MORE CAMPAIGNS THAN COX EXPOSED

FIGHT ‘GROWS SERIOUS.      Democrats Ask. District Attorney  To Take “Haid in  Campaign  ’ Fund Controverxr.

DESCRIBE DRIVE - MADE IN OHIC   Kelly and Blalr Appear Before ~~~ Senate Committee,   QUOTAS FIXED IN 54 CITIES

ADMITS 6.9. P. FIXED QUOTAS in 51 GIES   Find twcat Chairmen Accept Quotas Placed on Cities.

COX SECURED FALL TODAY   Witness Corroborated Cleve land Charge   $400,000 FROM THAT CITY   Repablican National Treasurer's Sheet Shows $400,000 for Entire State of Ohio

0. P. FUND:QUIZ TESTIMONY IS TAKEN      ARCUMENTS."A BOUT OHIC QUOTA AT'CHICAGO -MEETING

COX'S FIGURES FOR CLEVELAND 0. K.' BY ‘DRIVE’ LEADER   Cuyahoga County’s Quota Was $400,000, Witness Admits at Probe Hearing..   USED WARTIME “DRIVE” METHODS TO GET COIN   Paid Field Worker Was Sent in Georgia to Boost’ Ante, . Atlanta Man Says.

ALLEGED EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF CHARGES OF GOVERNOR CO}   Introduced in Senate Committee Investigation by  lvir. Blossom Who Helped To Raise Quota afl (‘ster ab Clawaland

DIDN'T ‘SLOW UP’ BUT ‘SPED UP SAYS BLAIR   Under Grilling by Senator Reed Upham Aid Says Investigation Committee Caused Speeding Up.   ADMITS THAT 53 CITIES HAS QUOTA   Investigating Committee Gets Some Information But Also Gets Jolt In Fact That Work Goes On.

EVIDENCE SUPPORTS COX STATEMEN’   Senate Committee Testimony Shows  51 Cities were en : Ss

TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Cex’s Representative Discussed Perjury Action in Chicago

HENRY M. BLAIR KOMITS FORME 10) APPROVED BY HUN   Support of Cox Charges as te Cleveland Quota Given by Republican Witnesses.   PROJECT NOT APPROVED BY NATIONAL COMMITTE!   Assistant to Treasurer Upham Said He Expected to Satisfy His Chief and Raise $3,000,000—Knows Nothing About Division of the Money.

PUBLICATION SCORES U. S.   Secretary Glass’ Letter Relative to Further - Credits Attacked

U3, ARMS WHILE EUROPE 10 ASKED TO DISARM: EPOCH   Didn’t Enter War Until West Europe Qut of Danger; Saved German Client.

THE EPOCHA IS QUITE SAVAGE   Italian Newspaper Gnashes It Teeth Over the Utterances of Our Mr, Glass.

TALIAN PAPE GHiTTGIZEa AN REGOHO OF U3   SAVAGELY ATTACKS AMERICA BE: CAUSE OF SECRETARY GLASS’ RECENT LETTER,

ITALIAN NEWOPAPER DELIVERS A BITTER ATTACK ON AMERICA   Declares America Took Good Care That Germany Was Not Impoverished Because  She is Good American Client.

A WOP NEWSPAPER ATTACKS AMERIC}   SAYS AMERICA DID NOT COME INTO WAR UNTIL IT HAD BEEN WON

Rome Paper Makes Savage - Attack on United States  The eA Seemingly Much Wrought Up Over   The Epoca Seemingly Much Wrought Up Over Glass’ Statement That America Has Reached End of Further Credits to Europe. o

ITALIAN NEWSPAPER SAVAGELY ATTACKS U. S.   Says United States Did Not Enter War Until Western Europe Was Out of Danger and Took Care That Germany Should Not Be Trampled  Upon and Improverished.

AS, OTHERS SEE US   ITALIAN PAPER DRAWS AN UN. COMPLIMENTARY PICTURE.   The United. Stites Is Represented as Wholly Selfish and Unsympathetic.

Rome Paper Makes Savage — Attack on United States   The Epoca Seemingly Much Wrought Up Over Glass’ Statement That America Has Reached End of Further Credits to Europe. a

COX AT RARDING HOME TOWA   Thowsands Gather Afound the Stance at Marion and Applaud League Talk.

COX SPEAKS IN MARION, OHIO   Democratic Nominee Given Rousine Reception Near Front Porch.

Coal Strikers’ Chief Acts on Wilson Rebuke   John L. Lewis Orders Thai Men Return to Mines Immediately.

WILSON AWAITS RESULT OF APPEAL 10 THE MINERS   Expects Men To Return To Work Before Government Acts.   MEN LIKELY TO GO BACK TO WORK   Speedy Response To Order Ta Retorn to Mines Is hadieated.

OnDER-8F-LEWIS RETURN T2 WORK   United Mine Workers’ President Tells Miners to Heed Demand of Wilson   ‘WILL THE “RUNAWAY”  MEN HEED COMMAND?   Lewis’ Order May Pave Way for Speedy Settlement of the Strike

LEWIS ORDERS RUNAWAY MEN. BACK TO WORK   Coal Miners’ President Takes Definite Action on Receipt of Telegram from ‘Wilson—Settle mank in Stake   DEVELOPMENTS

35 IN TOILS   Toundup in Poison Liquor Case: Benches That Figure.

MUST REPORT ULLAL STOCK I DANS FRM JANUARY 1]   Internal Revenue Man to “Keep Tab on Private Liquor Supply   35 ARRESTS FOR POISONING WHISKY   Authorities Look for More Deaths Following New Year Celebrations

Representatives of Half a Million Ship Yards Workers Invited to Join Federation in lis Fieht “te Reward Our Friends and to Defeat Our Enemies.”

GOMPERS OPENS DRIVE FOR LABOR CONGRES!   Need Not Expect Slightest Assistance By. “Remedial. Legislation” From Present Men. -

LABOR BEGINS CAMPAIGN.   Unions’ Drive to Elect Friend}: Congress Opened by Fed. eration Officials.

CAMPAIGN OF ORGANIZED LABOR OPENS FORMALL   GOMPERS AND OQ'CONNELE, MAN ORATORICAL GUNS IN) DRIVE TO ELECT CONGRESS FRIENDLY TO INTERESTS OF TOILERS

FIRE OPENING GUNS IN LABOR CAMPAIGN   Gompers and O'Connell Call Cong@ss “Most Reactionary in History.”

URGANIZED LABOR OTARTS CAMPAIGK   Gompers Leads Movement tc Elect Congress Favorable to Unions.

LABORERS oT ART DRIVE TO ELEGT FRIENDLY MEN   Campaign to Choqse Congressmen In Sympathy With Workers Launched by Gompers and O’Connel!

Present Congress is Most Reactionary in Years Says President Gomper:   Labor Head Opens Campaign fo: Friendly Congress in Speech to Convention.

LABOR BEGINS ITS CAMPAIGN FOR CONGRESS   ‘FIGHT TO ELECT REPRE.   SENTATIVES FRIENDLY TO ORGANIZED LABOR FORMALLY LAUNCHED.

LABOR OPENS CAMPAIGN 70 ELECT FRIENDLY CONGRESS   Samuel Gompers and Vice President of Federation Address Ship Builders’ Convention.

GOMPERS —ASGAILS PRESENT CONGRESS WITTER TERMS   PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FRED PHATION OF LATION OPENS CAMPAIGN   LNBOR'S FIGHT NOW ON   Declares Workers Need Not Expec Any “Remedial Legislation” trom Present Tods

MAINTAINS ATTITUDE   On Delimitation of Polish-Rus sian Boundary

PAY FOR DIRT ON POTATOES   And Still Pricee Charged for it hy Chieazo Dealers.

SIXBANDITS TRIED TO ROB U, P, PASSENGER   And Who Deraied Reck Island Train Na € East of Desrer

_——————— eC eS Thr Crt“ te  NAUGHTY DANCES NOT PERMITTED IN HOUSTON VILLAGE

COX SATISFIED WITH HIS SHOW AT DAYTON FRI   Turns Attention To The Completion Of Speech Of Acceptance   HAS NICE SURPRISE

GOVERNOR COK “TB MUCH ELATED.   , Over the Success of the Dag. . ton Heme-Coming . Demon   stration in His Honor:        _ ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IS FINISHED TODAY:   It Will Contain Nothing - in Reply to Capt. Hobson’s *. * Dre Ouerr.

NOTICE!  GUN CLUB  A meeting of the Club will be held atthe AT RPYVANWhne DP WOTwWwT   Tuesday Evening, July 20th

TRINITY'S “DOLE OF BREAD” CUT   Only Ten Poor Persons Now Beneficiaries of Ancient Charity

eee  Few Poor Families in New York Given Bread From Fund of Colonial Philanthropis'

RADICAL GROUPS REORGANIZING      Naturalized Citizens Lead Efforta to  Thwart Deportation Laws.

OTAIGTER LAWS ARE FAVORED TO CURB RADICALS   Attorney General Palmer Says Revolutionary Groups Are Being Re-organized to Escape Deportation   BOMB THROWING CITED  AS NOT AGAINST U. SLAW   Claims That What Looked Like Serious Menace of Revolution Met

Stronger Laws Here for Curbing Citizen Reds is a Desire of Palme   Attorney General Says Statutes Do Not Permit Prosecution of Americans.

Attornay. General Palmer Advo. “cates Strengtliening of Fed. eral Laws toF Punish Foes o'  ae nertey ce oon

WAGE BOARD AWARD MAY BE REJECTED   ‘Reports - Declare Scale. i  Unacceptable. to.” Bratherhcods   MEN'S TEMPER IS - HIGH   Leaders Say Strike-Could ‘Hard: ’ y Be Averted if Scale™ is Rejected °

UNION LEADERS INDICATE OFFER IS UNACCEPTABLE   Nation-Wide Strike Of! Railroad Men Possible, Belief.

RAILROAD BOYS. SORE   DECISION OF WILSON BOARD UNSATISFACTORY:   Fear Men Will Go oat acl Uncalied -- .and Unauthorized Strike As _ Result of Findings

IS RAIL STRIKE IMMINEN]   If ‘ueaders Are Correvtly Informed * the Decision Expected Will Be  ra Dnacecentahip

RR, BROTHERHOOD HEADS ASSEMBLE   Will Pass on Award of Wace Board

LEADERS EXPECT DECISION T0 BE AINCITICCAPTARY         ejection of Ruling is Predicted if Reports Reaching Trainmen’s Organizations are Substantiated by Fact   LABOR CHIEFS CONVENE TO PASS UPON FINDINGS   Doubt is Expressed whether Immediate Walkout, Unauthorized and Uncalled, Oan Be Averted

RAIL UNIONS “MAY REJECT PAY AWARD   Decision to Be Unsatisfac tory to Brotherhoods, Indication Today. ~   UNION LEADERS IN CONFERENCE TODA‘

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD DECISION UNACCEPTABLE   Leaders Fear Men Will Walk Out Immediately

RAILROAD ME MAY NOT ACCEPT WAGE DECISION   Union Leaders Declers Ru: mored Terms Are Not Sufficient.

RAL STRIKE  WAPT HW ACE   PIAUL UlVnid   Forecast of Award by Labor Board Tomorrow Precludes Acceptance, Big Four Chief:  Gathered for Ruling, Say   Leaders Fear Unauthorized ‘and Immediate Walkout Over Nation if the Decision Does Not Please, Is' Claim

R. R. BROTHERHOOD MEETING IN CHICAGO ON WAGE AWARD   THOUSAND UNION OFFI CIALS TO PASS ON NEW CCuFNITLES.   Increase Would Amount to that Sum——R. R. Labor Board’s

LANNING TO REJECT RAILWAY WAGE. AWARI   BROTHERHOOD LEADERS _ HEAR THAT IT WILL BE, UNACCEPTABLE   Will Be Hard to ‘Prevent Unau: thorized and Uncalied Walk_t. out, Leadets Say

RAILMEN EXPECT LOW WAGE OFFER   Leaders of Brothechoods Nov - in’ Session Predict Action Will Follow Award.   BOARD’S ANSWER TUESDAY

RAIL UNION HEADS MEE!   Gather in Chicago te Pass on Wage Awards Coming Tuesday

WAGE AWARD [i TOBE REFUSED AY THE WHRKFAS   If Reports as to Wage Award Prove True, Labor Leaders Say It will be - Turned  Lee   CAN THEY HOLD WORKERS?   Leaders Uncertain as to Whether They Can Hold Men in Line for a Refer eaanm ”

RAIL LEADERS IN CHICAGO TO HEAR AWARD IN WAGES   1ST GRAND COUNCIL OF RAIL ROAD BROTHERHOODS OPENS FIRST TIME FOR A YEAR.   BOARD TO MAKE KNOWN ITS DECISION TUESDAY

TUESDAY AT THE MINES   1,000 R.R OFFICIALS — WAIT R.R. BOARD DECISION

TO REJECT « THE AWARD   This is What Laber is Expecting te Do, Is Taday’s Report.

IT LOOKS LIKE REJECTION FOR WAGE AWARD   If Report is True Concerning  Board’s Finding It Is Unsatisfactory. i   DECISION TO BE MADE PUBLIC TOMORROW   No Public Prediction of Gen. eral Strike is Made By Union Leaders.

PASS UPON WAGE AWARD   General Chairmen of Union Men are Gathering in Chicago,

INCREASES) ASKED “BY, EMPLOY. HES TOTAL MORE: THAN BIL- © 8 MION DOLLARS. :

BOARD'S AWARD DUE TOMORROW   Union Heads Gather in Chicago to Await Decision on Tuesday.   IMAY HAVE TO WALK OUT.

UNION LEADERS AWAIT BOARDS WAGE DECISION    Mass Meeting Hed fn Chicage Preparatory te. Announces ment of Boart’s Action   BOARD COMPLETES AWARD   Not Unanimous, “Says Report But Two Union Members of Board Said to be For It

IU GENERAL HEADS Ut BB PAATEANITIES HOLD MEETING   Sixteen Unions Represented at Sessions Behind Closed Doors   ADVANCE REPORT HINTS OBJECTION   Lee and Heberling for Switchmen Said to Be Bitterly Opposed

GRAND COUNCIL OF BROTHERHOOD:   THE HEADS OF SIXTEEN R. R. BROTHEURHOODS MEET   ciney PiNeIL IN A YEAR   Meet to Consider the Wage Awards of the Railway Labor Board to Be Medo ‘Lomorrow.

BROTHERHOODS ~ AWAIT DECISION OF LABOR BOARD ~— ATCHICAGO ODN   First Grand Council of These ' Railway. Leaders Will Pass Upon the Award of Board Which is to be. Anounced  oT" oan PrAGATE

AUG DECISION TOMORROW      Brotherhood. Leaders will Pass on Awards ‘'Tonorrow

BROTRERNOODS =  ANAT DECSION DF LABOR BOARD. AT GHICKGO TODAY   First Grand Council of These : je aders. Will Pass Upon the: Award of. Board ‘Which is to - be Anounced . Tomorrow. °

RAIL LADOR HEADS CONSIDER AWARDS   NEARLY ONE THOUSAND UN ION OFFICIALS GATHER AT CHICAGO MONDAY   MONT TALK STRIKE PLAN   If Awards of Labor Board Are Not ‘‘Adequate,’’ Concerted _ Action Will Be Taken By 16 Unions.

WAGE AWARDS UNACCEPTABLE, LEADERS HEAR   Fxecutives of 16 Brotherhoods Meet Behind Closed Doors. to Plan Line of Action.   COUNCIL ORGANIZED TO ACT WITHOUT VOTE OF MEN   Decision of Rail Labor Board on Wage Increase Request May Mean Wide Strike.

QUNGEST SON OF WA FORMER KAGE LE COMMITS SUIGIDE OF   Reports Reaching Brotherhood Chiefs Are That Board's De. cision Will Be Unacceptable to Workers.

NITED ACTION DN FAIL AWARD BY THE UNIONS   Heads of All Organizations Gather For First Grand Conclave In Year.   Chief Of Switchmen Says Ac tion Concerted If Board Finding Unsatisfactory.

UNION HEADS IN CHICAGO TO PASS ON WAGE AWARI   APPROXIMATELY 1,000 OF FICIALS TO ATTEND MEETING.   RAIL BOARD DECISION IS DUE TOMORROW   Demands Range from 25.3 Per Cent foi Shop Men to 66.4 Per Cent for Maintenance of Way  Employes.

BIG LEADERS Ut BROTHERHOOD 10 PASS ON AWARD   Decision on -Railroad Wages to Be Given Out in Chicago © Tomorrow   UNION CHIEFS WILL REJECT SCALE, BELIEF   information as to Schedule of Wages Said to Be \nsatisfactery

PRESS AUSTRIA CASE ON U.S   Supreme Council Leaders Decide on Renewed Appeal for Food Credits j for. Starving.

DUAR: TEAM TROUNGED ‘BY WILLITS IN GLOSE — ~BONTEST LAST ‘SUNDAY   FORT BRAGG AND. UKIAH TO PLAY LEAGUE GAME  ‘HERE SUNDAY

UKIAH: TEAM TROUNCED BY WILLITS IN GLOSE CONTEST LAST SUNDAY   FORT BRAGG AND UKIAH TO PLAY LEAGUE GAME ‘HERE SUNDAY

MONROE FARMERS      Send Car Lead of Tobacco To Ken. tacky Market

FALSE, SAYS WOODROW, OTHER NATIONS GhN'T LEAD US TO FIGHT   Chiet Magistrate in Statement io People Brands as Lies Allegations That Sovereign Rights Are Impaired

WILSON TAKES UP FIGHT IN DEFENSE OF LEAGUE   Urges Endorsement at Polls Next Month of Administration’s Internationa! Policy

PRESIDENT WILSON URGES ENDORSEMENT LEAGUE OF NATIONS   “THE WHOLE WORLD AWAITS THE VERDICT OF THE AMERL-: CAN PEOPLE

WORLD WAITS FOR VERDICT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   President Wilson Declare: Other Nations Can’t Lead U. S. Into War.

CONGRESS ALONE CAN DECLARE WAR FOR U. S.   President Wilson in Formal State: ment Explains Provisions of League of Nations,

League Foes Lie! Wilson Telig U.S.   AMERICA CANNOT BE LEI INTO WAR, PRESIDENT ASSERTS.

WILSON DECLARES LEAGUE WILL NOT DRAG U.S. TOWAR   Only Congress, as Heretofore Could Declare War. Appeal for Indorsement Says.   COX MAKES APPEAL FOR WOMEN TO HELP CAUSE   In Dayton Address Candidate Says Purpose of League Is to Prevent Wars.

WILSON ASKS ENDORSEMENT OF ADMINISTRATION   Shief Executive Appeal: Directly To Voters To Support League.

JOINING FORCES 70.   VRBSIDENT WILSON ‘ASKS FOR “ENDORSEMENT” AT - “THE POLLS   ISSUES A STATEMENT      Declares All Questions of War Are Left With Congress by the Covenant      Governor Cox, Addressing Womer at Dayton, Says: League i Will Prevent War

WILSON GETS INTO FIGHT   President Appeals for Indorse coment of Adminisiration—Cox Talks to Women, ~

WILSON URGES LEAGUE SUPPORT   PRESIDENT “SAYS COVE. NANT DOES NOT CURB' CONGRESS.

WORLD WAITS UN PACT FATE, WILSON AVERS   President Issues First Campaign Statement to Public on League of Nations

ENDORSEMENT BY PRESIDEN]   Urges People to Vote for the Administration’s Stand on League

RIGHTS OF U. S. ARE FULLY PROTECTED BY COVENANT; VOTE FOR COX 10 SAVE NATIONS

WILSON RAPS FOES OFLEAGUE =   Makes First Direct Campaign Plea for the Covenant   “WORLD WAITS U.S. VERDICT”   People “Grossly Misled.”’ Says President's Sitatament

WILSON APPEALS ~~ FOR LEAGUE   Defends Covenant fn First Cam . palgn Matifesto.   UPHOLOS ARTICLE TEN   Declares Other Nations Could Not Lead Us Into War Without Consent of Congress,

JOINING FORCES TO FIGHT FOR LEAGUE      PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS FOR “ENDORSEMENT” AT THE POLLS   ISSUES A STATEMENT

CHICAGOAN IN RED CROSS   Willlam Boyden Commissioner Gener. al in Poland,

POYITES PLAN   Soothing Melody Rather Than Sound Argument is to Be. the Campaign Policy.   SAY MUSIC DID MUCH TO LAND NOMINATION   The ‘‘Sing Gox to Victory’’ Movement Already Well Under Way, Announced.

ACASH BONUS OF $1 FOR EACH  DAV INSERVICE      THAT 18 PLAN BEING FORMU LATED BY COMMITTEE FOR EX-SERVICE MEN.   The Money to Meet this Expense i: To Be Raised by a Tax of 1-2 of J Per Cent on All Sales.

000,000 MEN WILL GET FOR EACH DAY SPENT ~ IN SERIIGE, BONUS PLAN

Bonus to be Limited te Those Who Endured Financial Sacrifices  During the War

CONGRESS TO GIVE: THEM. .! DOLLAR FOR PACH. DAY'S        ALL SALES TO BE PANED MALE OF GNE PER GENT TO PAY DEBT.

SUB-COMMITTEE FROM HOUSE FOR AID TO SOLDIER   Cost Trifle Less Than Billion; Raised By Tax On Sales.

$1.00 BONUS FOR EACH DAY SERVICE   1s Plan Approved hy the Subcommittec of the’ House Today

BILL PASSES COMMITTEE   Would Give Dollar For Each Day Served By Fighters.

DOLLAR ADAY BOND a PLAN OR d.000. 000   Program Approved by House Sub-Committee Will Be Submitted in Near Future   NEARLY 2,060,000 MEN WOULD BE ELIMINATEL   OFFICERS AND MEN ASSIGNED TO INDUSTRIES WOULD GET NO BONUS; SALES TAX TO RAISE, MONEY,

DOLLAR A DAY BONUS PLANNEI   House Sub-Committee Has Pian for Compensating War Veterans for Services.   WOULD COST BILLION

LARGE BONUS FOR WAR ‘VETS’, PLAN   New Bill Would Give Ex-Yanks $1 For Each Day’s Service   WOULD ENACT SALES TAX   Plan Expected to Be Submitted to House Soon

For $1 for. Each Day’s  Service BONUS Is LIMITED  Program Calls for About a Billion

Cash Bonus of $1 a Day For the Ex-Service Men   Must Apply or Will Not Get It and. Wealthy, Men Not Expected to Ask For It—Will Total About $1,000,000,000.00

ee a  BONUS OF ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH -SERVICE DAY WILL BE RECOMMENDED

FOR EACH DAY SERVED, {S BONUS TN RE APDEED (IN   Sub-Committee of House Ready to Report Bill to ole Committee.   CERTAIN CLASSES NOT - [INCLUDED UNDER BILL   Those Who Served Less Than 60 Days and Shipyards Men Left Out,

HOUSE GOMMITTEE APPROVES PLAN FOR SOLDIER BONUS   All Ex-Service Men Must Apply fo Bonus Which Will Average $300 for Each Man.

DOLLAR “A ‘DAY   Bonus Sub-committee Ap- proves of Giving Ex-soldiers Dollar a Day   FOR EACH DAY SERVED   In the Army — Question May be Solved That Way —Billion and Half

NEWBERRY CASE GETS SET BACK   MANY OF THE DEFENDANTS HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED FROM CHARGES,

Twelve Per Cent Decrease ir Prices Is Noted by Federal Investigators.

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES GO DOW!   More Thanh 12 Per Cent Buring August,

FOOD DECLINED 12 PER CENT IN MONTH OF AUGUST   ACCORDING TO REPORT WADE PUBLIC BY BUREAU OF

N. Y. Police Hunt Bomb Plotters; Death Toll Is 36   Fischer, Alleged to Have Sent Warnings from Toronto, Is Detained; Efforts Made to Identify Horse, Wagon and Driver,. —*  Which Featured in Wreck. 28

MAN ADMITS HE IS ED. FISHER   Thought to Have Sent . Warning Concerning ‘New York Disaster

ARREST MAN WHO SENT WARNING POST CARDS TO CLERKS TO LEAVE WALL ST.

TEND FISCHER FIT ASYLUM SUBJEC?   Man Who Warned Wall. Stree’ Wes Examined Toda} at Hamilten, - Onturie

DEAD NUMBER 34  That Disaster Work of Fiend With Creat Bomb Practically  _ Certain --- Rewards  — Offerad.

MAN WHO ADMITS NAME I SAME AS MAN WHO SEN WARNING, IS UNDER ARRES

INVESTIGATORS CONVINCED BOMB CAUSED EXPLOSION   HOLD EDWARD FiSCHER' FOR CONNECTION WITH PLOT,   BROKER’S CLERK RECEIVED WARNING MESSAGE,   September Grand Jury Ordered to I! quire Into Cause of Disaster Which Devastated Wall Street Thursday Noon.

Arrested in Hamilton, Ont. —Alleged to Have Sent Warnings of the Disacter   'WILL BE MADE TO TESTIFY   Probe of Disater is Ordered— Chemical Experts Examine Pieces of Alleged Bomb

I BOOST LIVING GOST   Tendency Wouid be Rather to Bring It Down, Say Spokesmen for Carriers.   FEDERAL OWNERSHIP IS GIVEN AS ALTERNATIVE   Right Railway Labor Board to Grant Any Pay Increases Retroactive Beyond March 1, When Transporta ~ then Act Became Law, Questioned by E. T. Whiter,

AAILWAY GhItES OLE NEGEOOITY FOR RATE B00!   Additional Revenue Is Need ' ed, Owners Point Out; In  crease Would Not Increase the Cost of Living.

NO. INCREASE IN LIVING Coens.   Advance in KRailrond Katies Not to Have Veet KReeali.

RAIL HEADS URGE — ~ FREIGHT RATE 8008   Opposition Voiced By Repre"sentative of Gattie Men,

RAISED AATES NOT “TO INCREASE HOLL.   Speedy Transportation Would Mak ( for Redaction, Avers co), Daniel. Willard. .

[ N nt COSTS   ‘Change From Piece System  to Day Basis Adds Many ) to Willard’s Payroll

INCREASED RATED SHOULD NOT BODST PRICES 1S BELIEF   SPOKESMEN FOR CARRIERS OPEN CASE BEFORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION,

NCREASE ~ IN FREIGHT RATES   Rail Executives Give It as The ifs-Opinion t-Would “Lower Living Costs       ARE BEFORE COMMITTEE   The Prompt and Speedy Transportation of Goods Is Most Essential Just Now

RAILROADS OPENPLEAFOR HIGHER RATES   President Willard Of 'B,. and 0.” Tells Interstate Commerce Com ‘mittee Cost Of Living Is Not: Tn wee bg Ta. ‘ge oe At: To pnventt se      OVER TWO BILEION DOLLARS!   Sum Asked Not Regarded As Caverning Wage Demands, Estiniat= ed At More Than a Billion More  — Now Pencling.   GOVT. “OWNERSHIP PENDING

ADVOCATE INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES   Rail Heads Claim It Would Not Boost Living Gost.

asc FOR WAR‘   Foreign Minister Simons Says Both Sides Sought Ger-  ~man Help.   WILSON MAY REPLY TO POLE NOTE ON ADVANCE   Bolsheviki Again Beaten and One Army Annihilated, Renort.,. —

SCHEDULES DEBATES WITH OTHER SCHOOL!   Indiana to Meet DePauw at La fayette and Purdue ai Greencastle.   QUESTION ANNOUNCEE   Federal Operation of Coal Mines Will be Subject=To Choose Neutral Judrcs.

/RMERS AND BANKERS IN CoN . - FERENCE, : :      OSER COOPERATION IS SOUGHT   ognizing the Interdependence: o terests, Both’ Sides... Discern the lecessity of Team Work of the Na on's” Business Machine.

IS MUTUAL BENEFIT       1 ARMERS AND BANKERS IN CON. FERENCE,   CLOSER COOPERATION iS SOUGH   “Recognizing the Inter-dependence  o! _Interests, Both ‘Sides ..Discern the ~Necessity of Team Work of the Na. ,tion’s Business Machine,

BANKER AND FARMER WILL CO-OPERATE   Four District Conferences Held. In Iowa Last Week.

CONFERENCES OF FARMERS-BANKERS   District Meetings of The Farmers and Bankers Were Held at Ft. Dodge and Red Oak Last Week Relative to Financial Situation.

FARMER-BANKER CO-OPERATION   Harmonious Spirit Awgurs Well for the Future of Jowa—Will Pull Together

JUDGE GARY SAYS DECREE AVERTS A CALAMITY   ‘Will Immeasurably Add to General Feeling of Confidence In Value of Property and in Opportunities Of Business Enterprise’”’

STEEL DECISION 4 WARNING.   Gury Says Industry Must Keep in Mind

REV. N. F. DENNY RETURNS TO SHOALS M: E. CHURCE   Popular Minister Placed in Charge of Local Congregation For Another Year.—Change at Loogootee. -

APPOINTMENT Or MM, E. MINISTERS ANNOUNCED AT CONFER- ERENCE'S FINAL SESSION

REV. BENTLY LEAVES HERE, REV. MIGKINNEY NEW MAN   Appointment of M. E. Ministers An ' mounced at Conference’s Final Session

SUPREME COURT REFUSES APPEAL OF LEHIGH ROAL   Modification of Coal Combine Decree Denied; Ohio Workingmen’s Law Upheld   New York Decree

THE EBERT GOVERNMENT TO 8S CALLED UPON BY GERMAN CITIZENS AT BERLIN.   Spartican and Independent Socialists Will Strive to Obtain Greater Representation in the Government.

LOCAL LIBRARY FUND IS SHORT ABOUT $1,000   Richard Park, Representing .Sullivan Public Library Board, Presents Conditions,

UNTERE ATTACKED   Pablo Gonzales Charged With Responsibility Although Irione Villarreal Leads      ATTACKING FORCES ARE REPORTED IN FLIGHT

NEW WAR IN MEXICO   CITY OF MONTEREY ATTACKED BY VILLAREAL.   Reported That General Pablo Gonzalez, Former Candidate for President, Is Back of Move.

VILLAREAL IN ATTACK ON CITY OF MONTEREY   Authorities Blame Disorder  On Gonzales—Order Hie Arract.

FIGHTING IN MEXICO   Monterey City Attacked by Gen. trento Villareal.   Gen, Pablo Gonzalez, Former Candldate for Presidency, Reported Back of New Move.

FIGHTING RESUMED IN MEXICO-REPOR]   Monterey City Attacked by Gen. lrento Villareal.   Gen. Pablo Gonzalez, Former Candi. date for Presidency, Reported Back of New Move.

ORDER ARREST OF P. GONZALES   Latest Uprising in Mexico Is Said to Be Fully Under Control

NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO REPORTED   Villereal Said to Have Start-. ed it at Instance of General Gonzalez Who Will Be Arrested and Tried for Rebel‘Tlon Saves Sec. of War. 

ATTACK MADE ON. MONTEREY BY GEN. VILLAREAL   MEXICAN HAS FORCE ESTI. MATED AT ONLY 250 MEN.   His: Arrest Has Been Ordered-—Plan: ned to Deliver Him to Authorities in Mexico City for Trial.

SUFFICIENT COAL FOR WINTER NEEDS   Operators Predict That Serious Shortage Will Be Averted If  Consumers Co-Operate.

Consumers to Have Coal In Ample Quantities Is Statement of Operators

PREDICT ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF COAL   OPERATORS SAY COUNTRY’S NEEDS WILL BE MET IF PROPER CARE IS TAKEN.

“GOAL SHORTAGE SAY OPERATOR:   Steady © Work at Mines and Car Supply Is Essential, However, to Keep Domestic. Users and Industrial Safe.   WEST IS IN NEED

BE NO SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGES — ANY PART COUNTRY THIS YEAREMERGENSY O2DER NORTEWEST

0 SERIQUS COAL SHORTAGE FEARED            STEADY MINING AND SUFFE CIENT .CARS NECES-~  SARY, HOWEVER. -

Emergency Order Calls for 4, 000 Tons Daily Into This . Territory-Undh Dec: 1.   NO DANGER OF SERIOUS SHORTAGE   Agencies Co-operating: Xo Increase Production‘etid Improve Distribution.

NO SERIOUS COAL. SHORTAGE LIKELY   Provided Consumers Exercise Ordinary Care.

STEADY WORK AT MINES AND PLENTY OF GARS REQUIRE!   No Serious Coal Shortage Ther if Proper Care is Exercised by Consumers.   NORTHWEST PROTECTED BY EMERGENCY ORDER   When It is Supplied Operators and Railroads Will be in Position to Take Care of Other Sections Before Extreme Cold Weather Begins.

NO SHORTAGE IF CARE USED IS FORECAST   Nat’l. Coal Asso. Conferring Discusses Coal Situation and  Remedies For Shortage.

ENGLAND PLANS RECONQUEST OF IRELAND WITH 100,086 TROGPS   Ninety Thousand Already In the Republic and More   Pouring In   IRISH INDOMITABLE   Retaliatory Measures Are Taken In Reply to Each  Show of Ferce

ENGLAND PLANS CONQUEST OF MELA, BEPORT  te wry   100,000 Troops Used To Quell Trouble Is  DMHliawm   IRISH STILL DEFIANT

ENGLAND PLANS — TO ‘RECONSTRUCT ALL OF IRELAND  rAarh re ar PrarhAAKr Ari   FORCE OF 100,000 SOLDIERS TO DO MOST OF THE EDUCATING.    MANY SHIPS AND TROOPS ARRIVING

AECONQUEST IS NOW PROPOSED   Assertions Made Britain Will   Use Military Force in   Quelling Turbulance.   TROOPS ARE BEING SENT CONSTANTLY   Sinn Feiners Declare Half Million Soldiers Wouldn’t Bring Subserviency.

ENGLAND I$ POURING TROOPS INTO IRELAND   Will Use 100,000 Troops It 1: Said In The Re-conquest of Ireland.

Go Wing OVER CHECICETES   And Dominaes the Rige: in thi Cher ot New Yorte

VOLSTEAD BEAT BY NON-PARTISAN   Defeat Credited to His Aledged State . ment He Favored Light Wine . and Beer.

SLAPS AT CRITICS.   Attorney General Palmer Not Favorably Impressed by Committee.

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DEFENDED BY PALME   Attorney General Says Popula: Government League Has Communists in It.   PRAISES HIS OWN AGENTS   Asks Committee If It Prefers te Take Word of Sworn Officers or Aliens’,

HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS STATEMENT ON DEPORTATION   ATTORNEY GENERAL IS NOT MUCH IMPRESSED   Says Some Lawyers Who Signed Had Apptared As Counsel for Com munists and Communist  Tahne Dariu

CRITICS ARE RED COUNSEL, SAYS PALMER   Tells House Committee He Has Investigated All Charges and Will Refute Them,   FURTHER CRITICISES POST   Counsel For. Post and Congress In Controversy Over Financiag of Report.

LAW GLOSING PUL HALES fa ACAI HPHELD   COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL! THINKS LEGISLATURE ACTED WITHIN RIGHTS,

ANTI-POOL HALL - LAWIS UPHELI   Ceurt Decided That the ‘Legislature Did Not Exceed Power

Council of Military Com. manders, Headed by Foch Will Meet Today to Dis cuss the Situation.

HASHINGTON GETS NEWS OF REVOL   Gables From London and Paris On Situation In Berlin Kept Secret.

“OF EBERT RECIME   American “Troops May Be Used _in New" Hun’ Crists—About _ 13,000 Under General Aller Yet Along the. . Rhine—It  __Trhdty, Had Been Sianee Might Have Been Better.

WHAT PART GAN AMERICANS PLAY IN THIS. GRISIS?   TECHNICALLY AT WAR YET   DEFENSE OF AREA IS ALL OUR FORCES COULD ATTEMPT

ROLE OF U.§, TROOPS IN SITUATIONS DOUBTFUL   AMERICA TECHNICALLY STILL AT WAR WITH GERMANY, WASHINGION POINTS OUT:

UNITED STATES IN PECULIAR POSITION   Armistice Conditions Gov ern American Forces,

WASHINGTON HEARS. > OF OVERTHROW ~~ OF EBERT REGIME   American, Troops May. Be- Used ir New Hun Crisis—About ; 13,000 Under General Allen Yet Along the Rhine—It Treaty Had Been Sianec Might Have Been Better. —

CONFIRM PRESS REPORTS.   Cables Reporting German Up rising Reach Washington-— Officials Refuse to Comment.

ADDS TO FREIGHT BILL   Texas Railroad Commission Approve: Higher Bates in New Tariffs

TEXAS ROADS GIVEN INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES OF ONE-THIRD   Excess Baggage Increase Granted But Passenger Increase Refused.

FREIGHT ATES INCREASED ONE-THIRU BY COMMISSION AL TION   TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS (popep TO THE FREIGHT BILL FERFOR THIS STATE,

COAL OPERATORS ANSWER DEMAND MADE BY MINERS   CHANGE OF WAGE DIF FERENTIALS AMOUNTS TC MERELY RAISING WAGES BY INDIR#CT METHODS.

INDIRECT METHODS RAISING WAGES   How Mine Owners Regard De mand of Miners for Rectifi. cation of Certain Wag Differentials.

SHANGE OF WAGE. DIF. FERENTIALS AMOUNTS TO MERELY RAISING WAGES BY INDIRECT METHODS. 

BODY IS RIDDLED   ltalian Believed to be Victim of Black Handers

Becretary of the Navy Daniels Did Not Believe Knight Board Was Always Just.   SCORED ADM. SIMS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE   ‘Declares That Statement That Morale of the Navy Is Shatter. ed by Award of Decorations Is an Insult to the Whole Force.

NAVY BETTER STUFF SAYS SECY, DANIELS   NEWBERRY CASE AT GBAND RAPIDS BEING SHAPED FOR REAL BUSINESS OF TRIAL

DANIELS DENIES DECORATIONS HURT MORALE OF NAVY   SECRETARY OF NAVY ASSERTS THAT SIMS’ STATEMENTS ARE INSULT TO AMER ““ ICAN NAVY   BRAVE MEN UNRECOGNIZED   Recommendutions Failed to Include Hundreds of Officers Who Performed Feats of Heroism Daniels’ Tells the Committee 4

Secretary Terms Chan Impaired Morale an € Affront to the Servi          MANY ENLISTED MEN _ OVERLOOKED BY BOAR           DANIELS SAYS HE WAS AST ISHED TO FIND ONLY 11 LISTED MEN RECOMMENDE FOR AWARDS, :

DANIELS DEFENDS ACTION IN AWARD OF MEDALS   4¢mits He Changed Report of Boart —Enlisted Men in War Zone Were Overlooked.

DANIELS REPLIES TOADMIR. SIMS   SAYS SExS’ ciarce IS AN ix. SULT. TO SELENE MEN OF      SAYS THEY ARE MADE 01 STERNER STUFF THAN TO BE RATTLED BY TALK ©

SEC'Y DANIELS COMES BACK AT ADMIRAL SIMS   ‘says. It Is “An Lusult to the Splendi/ Men of the Navy te Assert Marale 4s. Affected.

Secretary Daniels Declare Medal Awards Will Not Bother Them.   REVISED LIST BECAUSE ENLISTED MEN SLIGHTEL   Johnson Is Peeved Because Secretary Baker Stops Army Medal Probe,

IMS’ CHARGE INSULT TO NAVY DANIELS SAYS   THE ADMIRAL DECLARED THA! THE MORALE IS SHATTERED BY MEDAL AWARDS.   The Men Are Made of Sterner Stuf than to Be Rattled by a Matter So Unimportant in Comparison to Devotion to Duty.

DANIELS DENIES SIMS’ CHARGES   Says Statements of Admiral “A Insult to Navy

SIMS” CHARGE 1S AN INSULT TO NAVY MEN   Seerstary Dimiels. Says  Aamirn), ARecommendiulions Overlooked Services of Many ‘Woroethy

SEC'Y DANIELS “GOMES BACK AT ADMIRAL SIMS   Saye it Is “An hisult to the Splendit Men of the Navy to Assert -Morale is: Affected.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED   Miss Belle W. Bream to Wed Dr. L. R. Dean.

WRANGEL SEES SUCCESS FOR WAR ON SOVIET   Southem Leader Says Rus- Sians Fight to Obtain Pop- ular Government.   AMERICAN-NOTE TO  - _TTALY GWES PLEASURE   France Given” Permission. _to Tons .

Civil War in Russia  Must Go on Until Reds Quit--Wranéel   People Want To Be Free To Organize Own Government, But Are Being Throttled By Soviet, Declares Southern Leader On Eve Of Leav ing To Direct Drive At Bolsheviki.

CIVIL WAR WILL END WHEN PEOPLE RULE IN RUSSIA SAYS WRANGE!   Russians Must be Free to Establish their Own Government Declares Southern Leader   BLACK SEA RAIL TERMINUS CAPTURED BY ARMY OF SOUTH   Important City of Novorossisk Falls to Wrangel Forces

GOVERNMENT 1S FAULT OF RUSSIAN WAR   Wrangel - Says People Would Eliminate Conflict.

‘WARS END WHEN RUSS FREE   Wrangel Says Conflicts Would Cease When People Rule.

Civil Wardn Russia Would Cease If People Were Free To Organize, Says Wrangel

FREE RUSS WILL END WARS   General Wrangel Declares Civil Con. flicts Would Cease, Could the People Select Rule.

WEYGAND RETUI RNS TO PARIS.      RUSSIANS TIRE OF SOVIET RULE, WRANUGEL SAYS

WRANGEL HOLDS RUSS POPULACE WOULD END WAR   Says Civil War Would Cease if People Were Free to Act  DEPLORES SOVIET   Head of South Russian Government Says Russian Army in Good Condition—Contro] Granaries.

GEN. WRANGEL TALKS OF SOUTH RUSSIA CONDITIONS   Civil War Would End if People Could Form Qovernment._

WRANGEL TALKS THROUGH A. P 10 THE WORLD   Bolshevism Only Hindrance to Civil Peace in Russia.   SOVIETS’ STRENGTH IS OVERESTIMATED   Leader of the Anti-Bolshevist Forces Praises America and France.

NON-PARTISANS FOR FRAZIER   Vadoree Entire Ticket Headed by Governor in North Dakota.

ENDORSES FRAZIER FOR NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR    Non-Partisan League State Convention Picks Candidates at Primary — Bloection

BUILDING TRADE RECORDS SEIZED IN RD Le ott   Plumbers and Stone Cutters Offices Invaded by U. S.  Agcnonts.

BOCUMENTS AND RECORDS SEIZED AS EVIDENCE IN DRIVE ON BUILDING TRUS

STATE AGENTS RAID — NEW YORK OFFICES   Seize Books of Plumbers and Contractors.

\Building Material Trust  Is to Be Given Probe By New York Officials  '

Building Materials Trust Investigation   Oltice of Attorney for Group of Mas" ter Plumbers, Stone Cutters, Ete, Ratded in New Ve:

IN CONTEMPT FOR REFUSING RECORD:   Lawyer Balks at Investigation ‘of the Alleged Build ,. otk ee

LAWYER REFUSES DATA ON ALLEGED BUILDING TRUST   Witness in New York Probe Held in Contempt for Not Producing Records   UNTERMYER “TESTIFIES TO BIG BUILDERS” RING   Charges Secret Scheme to Throt  tle Competition

WHACKS HOLDUP MAN IN FACE   : Society Leader Saves $100 From Theft When She Wields Umbrella  in Most Sucessful Manner.

WARDED OFF THIEF   Grand Rapids Woman Uses Umbrolla To Good Effect

PALMER INVESTIGATION {9 SLATED FOR TODA!   Inquiry Expected To Overshadoys Conspiracy Case Itself.

TO START PALMER CASE.   Tnvestingntion Wi Take Precedence Over eval Conspiracy Case.

MALONE SEEKS GOVERNORSHIF   Former Port Collector Is Choser As Farmer-Labor Party's Candidate   ASSAILS CAPITALISTS   Nominee Asserts Party Platform Will “Smash” H.C. L. By Jailing Profi e2rs

FARMER-LABOR PARTY NAMES N. Y. TICKET   Malone for Governor and Rose Schneiderman for WV. S. Senator.

STRIP MINE TO STOP FIRE   Gigantic Operation Will Be Attempted  ax: Sub tok TET aan.

COX SNOWED UNDER IN OHIO; NEW YORK G. 0. P. BY MILLION   Greater.New York and Bostor Return Unprecedented Republican Majorities   Meager Returns From Far West Show Harding and Coolidge Leading Everywhere by Tremendous Pluralities   HOW ELECTORAL VOTE STANDS INDICATED IN EARLY RETURNS

MUNCIE HELD NOT GUILTY   Siayer of Dr. L. L. Williams of Brazil Escapes Murder Charge When Jury Decides He Was Insane  When He Conmnitted Act.

MUNCIE ACQUITIED IN MURDER CASE   JURY SAYS PHYSICIAN'S SLAYER WAS INSANE AT TIME OF THE KILLING

150 Perish and 6500 Homes Are Destroyed in Vologa — Big Peat Bogs Burning

WOMEN WILL HELP PICK CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATIC MEF      ILL INOS WOMAN Is ON COMMIT 2 NGING CO

SHOUAKE RECORDED.   WOMEN AT CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE   Sev eral ‘Names are Discussed for Tem perary Chairman of National Convention.

COMMISSION fits TREMENDOUS POWEE   Can Interpret Treaty: for Itself..

MAY INTERPRET OWN POWERS.   Reparations Commission Given W ide  Latitnde.

COMMISSION UN REPARATION {ifs IMPORTANT WORK   Most Formidable Power is That Conferring Right Tc Interpret for Itself; Responsibilities Divided.

LOVED iS WiFE; THEN KILLED HER   lid Not Take Own Life Be couse He Wanted To Find lis Enemy ,

SLEW HIS YOUNG BRIDE BEGHUSE SHE QUITTED HI   Cleveland Man— Says H Could Not Stand Separation

NEW HEALTH LAWS   Will be Asked For ‘in Legislature. -—One Bill Will Provide For ,an “All Time Health Officer”  Devotiug all Time to Work 

HURTY APPEALS FOR ALL TIME HEALTH OFFICER   INDIANA HEALTH OFFICIALS CLAIM THAT RACE SUICIDE TOO FEEBLY OPPOSED

LEWIS DENIES MINES. . WILL CLOSE APRIL   New Wage Agreement, Based on Report, to be Signed:

MINERS TO STAY ON JOB IS CLAIM OF UNION CHIEF   No Strike April 1 is De nial May by President Lewis.

NEW WAGE AGREEMENT EXPECTED THIS WEEK   Common Sense Will Rule at Min. ers: and Operators’. Conference Lewis Asserts.

AN AGREEMENT   Operators and Miners Hope to Sign Up a Wage Scale Before Week is Ended.

COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS MEETING 10 SIGN NEW AGREEMENT   Wave Schedule to be Based on Majority Report of Wilson Coal Commission

LEWIS IN DENIAL OF REPORT THAT MINERS WILL QUI   UNION HEAD ISSUES STATE MENT ON SUBJECT IN NEW YORK.   ILLINOIS MEN ARE NOT TO SUSPEND   Tneluded in List of Chicago Men In dicted Are Some of Largest Coat Operators In  Qrasint eww

NABS ALLEGED CROOK   Detective Wilson Picks His Man Out of Smoker.

DAYLIGHT SAVING IS - GAUSE OF CONFUSION   Enactment of Laws Setting Clocks Ahead in Many Cities  Is Detriment to Trafic.   TIME TABLES JUMBLED

DAYLIGHT SAVING IN NEW YORK   Gothan Turns Clocks Ahead Next Sunday Morning

ANIL OFFIIALS COMPLAIN OUHIEDULES ARE DISHUPTED BY PARTIAL SANGTIONING   Only Few Cities and States Try Plan This Year and Cause Near Crisis in Traffic Reeulations.

DAYLIGHT SAVING CAUSE CONFUSION IN R. R. TRAFFIC   HOME CITIES ADOPT IT, OTHERS + DON'T—PROMISES TO CAUSE IX-CP TN EAST.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS: ~ CAUSE OF TROUBLE   Much Confusion Caused by Action « People in Variows Parts of the Country .

DAYLIGHT LAWS  MUDDLE CITIES   Train Schedules Will Go On Standare Time While City Clocks Run as Decreed by Ordinance.

SAVINGS IN MANY CITIES   NEW YORK CITY WILL SE’ THE CLOCKS AHEAD ONE HOUR MARCH 98   RAILROADS WILL CONTINUE TO RUN ON SAME SCHED. ULE AS AT PRESEND 

MUST USE ADOPTED BOOKS   Schools Of The State Are Affected By The Board Of Education  We an oe on Nee AH 8

ALLEGED LOBBY WILL BE PROBED   Criminal Court Judge at Mashvill Orders Investigation of Charges Made in Legislature   NO MOVE TO RECONSIDER   Rep. H. T. Burn, Whose Vote Swung Ratification, Replies to Intimation of Bribery

GRAND JURY TOLD 70 PROBE “0BBY"   Rumors Circulated. in Connection With Woman Suffrage Vote.   Burn Told He “Could Have Anything He Wanted” s Charge,

FEAR OF BRIBE   Tennessee Judge Wants Lobbying Investigated— Legislature Adjourns

GREEKS ADVANGE NASA MINOR   Occupy (Strategic Position East of Sector They Have Held Around Smyrna.

GREEK TROOPS 60° INTO ASIA MINOR   Advance to Protect Them  selves Against Turkish Ag gtession is Granted by Al lied Council.--Strategic Po sition is Occunfted.

Will Take Stump Against Conzressional Candidates Regarded Unfriendly To Labor.

LABOR WILL WAGE PiGHI CAYS GHIEE   Declares That The Labor Federation Will Fight Candidates For Congress.  Picking Candidates Known To Be Friencly Toward Organized Labor.

TO LAUNCH GREAT HIGHW'Y PROJECT IN DENVER COL.   HUNDRED BIG MEN IDENTIFIED : WITH GOOD ROADS IN SES : SION TOMORROW

BAD ROADS DELAY TUBING FOR WELL   TRUCK ENROUTE FROM IN. DEPENDENCE IS MAKING SLOW TIME   Both He and E. L. Rugh, Oil Producer, See Good Prospects for Production

Both He and E. L. Ruzh, Oil Pro. ducer, See Good Prospects for Production

Tired of Married Li Life,’ Army Officer Kills Wife To Return io Easy Path

CT, WANDERER KILLED WIFE   Fired Shots. Whieh Killed His Wife . and ‘Stranger in Apartinent

WANDERER SLEW WIFE, HE ADMITS   Killed His Accomplice in Framed-Up Robbery, Too   Wanted Her Money and to Go Back to “Easy Life in Army”

WEATHER CONDITIONS  By Charlies H. Davis Loca! Observer   LIEUT. SAYS HE ~ MURDERED WIFE   KILLEO: HER .TO BE FREEWANTED MONEY SHE HAD Ih POSSESSION—-WAS HERO If WORLD WAR.

EXARMY OFFICER ADMITS SHOOTING   Carl . Wanderer Alleged to Have Confessed to ‘Frame up’ to Murder . Wife   TWO VERSIONS ARE GIVEN   According to State’s At.

DENIES HE KNEW ACCONPLIC   Wanderer Said -to Nave Made a Second Confession

CONFESSES SLAYING WIFE TO GET MONEY   Army Officer Admits “Frameup” Robbery With Unidentified Man. Also Slatn.

NEW CONFESSION IS GIVEN OUT   Wandere; Sald te Have Admitted Siaying His Wife.   FRAMED UP ROBBERY ALLEGED

LIEUT. WANDERER ADMITS KILLING WIFE AND MIAN   Chicago Murder Mystery is Solved by Army Officers’  Confession.   TIRED OF MARRIED LIFE

WANDERER SHOT WIFE AND MAN IN “FRAME-UP”   Ex-Army Officer Admits He Killed His Spouse to Get Her Money.

NEWYORK BOWS HEAD FOR SCHIFF FUNERAL   Jewish: Philanthropist i is Buried ‘AS City Halts Busi  PEDDLERS COVER. WAGONS

NEW YORK UITY MOURNS CEATE  PHILANTHROPIS    TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF BANK ER SCHIFF EXTENDS THROUGH OUT THE METROPOLIS.

TRIBUTE IS PAID JACOB SCHIFF   No Eulogy Delivered At Simple Services Over Financier  Business Suspended On East Side During Funeral Hour

NEW YORK BOWS TO HONOR SCHIFI   Thousands Seek Admission To Simple Fumeral Services For Philanthropist.

ALL NEW YORK PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF JACOB SCHIFF   Thousands Sought Admission to-the Funeral Services Of Noted Financier and Philanthropist.—All Classes Pay ‘Last Respects to Benefactor.

NEW YORK PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD   Well Known. Financier  and Phlinathropist Buried Today

THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE TO HISMEMORY   Funeral of Jacob H. Schiff Financier and Philanthropist, Held Today.

1d MEMORY GF SCHIFF.   Jewish Ritual Net Strictly Adlered to Many Coarts Adjourn Fer the Thay,

New York Bows Its Head In Memory of Schiff, ~ Jew Philanthropisi

MILLIONAIRE PHILANTHROPIST BURIED TOD   A New York Bows Its Head Today ~ 48 Jacob E. Shiff Is Laid “Tp Best

NSWERS ATTACKS OF REPRESENTATIVE   Baker Challenges Statemen of Gallivan.   DESCRIBES BLISS’ RECORD   War Secretary Denies That For mer Chiefs of Staff Were Re moved for Inefficiency-—Con gressman Declares Only One Enlisted Man Was Awardec Distinguished Service Medal

BAKER ANGUERG CAITIGIGN ON DECORATIONS   Secretary Denies Gallivan's Charge Three Chiefs of Staff Removed for Inefficiency  Then .Given-D.S—M.—-

WAR SERVICE AWARDS “CONTROVERSY WIDENS   BAKER MAKES PUBLIC LETTER CHALLENGING GALLIVANSS STATEMENTS,

CONTROVERSY OVER NAVAL AWARDS HAS STIRRED THE SENATE   Gallivan’ Charges Only One Enlist  ed Man Mentioned: On List—  Apdérently Bolero.   BAKER GIVES OUT LETTER

U. 0. WAD MOG! LIBERAL WITH DECORATIONS   GALLIVAN GIVES FIGURES TO  BHOW HOW MEDALS WERE SCATTERED ABOUT   ‘But Only One Enlisted Man and He  Apparently By Accident  Received the Award

CONTROVERSY OVER WAR DEPARTMENT AWARNS WIDENS   challenged by Secretary Baker Mr. Gallivan Amplifies Previous Charges.   PRIVATES SLIGHTED IN DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS   Statement Made in House That General Tasker H. Bliss and Major Generals lHingh 1. Seott and John Biddic Were Removed for Inefticlency Emphatically Denied,

MEDALS GIVE  OFFICERS ONLY; ONE TO PRIVATE MUST BE ERROF   So Says Congressmar in Denying Statements Made by Baker.

SOVIET GOVERNPEN!  NOW CONSCRIPTING   of 14 All Men Between Ase? * atid 50 Years-is Reseia Celets

SUVET GOVERNMENT NOW CONGCRIPTING   ALL MEN BETWEEN AGES OF 14 AND 50 YEARS CALLED “TO COLORS.   LOSSES HAVE BEEN HEA   General Wrangel’s Forces in South Russia Are Worrying Mos- — cow Dictators. —

Waging Whirlwind Finish in Effort to: Win Support of Voters of that. State --

City Paralyzedas Result of Devastating Storm; Property Loss Placed at Over $4,000,000

EIGHT ARE DEAL HUNDRED INJURED L5G 15 54,000, 000   Elgin, Ill., in Darkness and Almost Cut Off From Outside World.

BRAINS OF REDS MAY BE TAKEN   Huge Sums of Counterfeit Money Renorted Made   BIG BATTLE FUND PLANNED   Government Planning to Deport Anarchists Now Held

'xpect Early Arrest Of Areh Balsnavist'; Name Kept Close Secret  CHIEF OF STAFF” HEL

WAR VETERANS 10 HOLD BlG PARADE   Citizens Manifest Indifference Over Celebration of Independence Day, but Plans Are Proceeding.   PARADE TO TRAVERSE BOTH SIDES OF CITY ON MONDAY

PARADE AND SPORTS ON 4TH PROGRAM   Independence Day Will Be Fit: tingly Celebrated in Altoone on Monday — Many Are Leaving City.   PARADE TO TRAVERSE BOTH SIDES OF CITY ON MONDAY

‘HUNGER STRIKE’ SINN FEINER IS IN HOSPITAL   Wm. O’Brien, Dublin Alderman, Is Removed From Prison When Condition Recomes Grave.

5 i: sie: semaines alaneeabinmemeel >= ieee iii aan i  PRORING ‘THE PACKERS, -

BOARD HEAD DOES NOT WANT DRASTIC ACTION   Says Law to Show Real Ownership of Packers Should be “‘Sanely”’ Enforced.   THINKS LAWS ENOUGH

YANK SHIP GOES AGROUND   Steamer Susquehanna Strands on Dal. matian Coast-——-No Lives Lost.

U. S. SHIP AGROUND WITH 730   Boat Stranded on Dalmatian Coast—  450 Passengers Transferred to  i Steamer Argentina.

FARMERS WANT BIG GOVERNMENT PROBE   Farmers Ask Government to Investigate “Money Trust.”   Committee Recommends Creation o' Agricultural Bank—Wants War Finance Corporation Restored.

FARMERS ASK PROBE   WANT GOVERNMENT TO INVESTIGATE “MONEY TRUST.”   Creation of Agricultural Bank Is Recommended Would Restore the... Fira nee Corperation.

DEMAND A BIG PROBI   Farmers Ask Government to Investigate “Money Trust.”   Committee Recommends Creation o Agricultural Bank—Wants War Finance Corporation Restored.

ORNA TO BAN AIR STUNTS   Legislature Will Be Asked Te Prohibit “Stunts” Over Crowds

OUIJA BOARD GETS ANOTHER SOUND RAF   Only Low Grade Spirits Will Talk Through This Parlor Device. .

Taxes and Military Forces Are Closely Related—Figurjne the Tax Roll.

TAX REDUCTION INU, 9, HINGES ON EUROPE NOW   Disarmament By Na. tions Needed To Pay War Debts; Cut Expenses.   “NOT EXTRAVAGANCE.

TAX REDUCTION  NOW DEMANDED   Officials Most Familiar witl Situation Can See No Way to Lessen Burden Unti European Government: Pay Their War Loans.   LEAGUE PARLEY MAY ASSIST IN SOLUTION

DISARMAMENT   BUROPE’S NEEL   Iverseas Nations Then. Could Pay Vast Sums Owed U.S., Which Then Could Meet Popular Cry for Tax Reduction. .

GENEVA MEETING WATCHED   Its Effects on Finances of Burope Will Be Followed Closely ’ By America.

“Kidnapped” Girl Had Simply Run Away After Ouarrel With a-Cousir

INDIA IS FACING A GRAVE GRISI   WIDESPREAD UNREST EXISTING IN THE COUNTRY.   HIGH PRICES AT BOTTOM OF IT   Discontent Manifested ‘in Varteus and Serious Ways—Strikes, Rieting and Seme Instances of Bileedsked.

GREAT LAKES CHECKS “FLU”   Sailors Who May Be Affected Are Given Hospital Treatment Without Delay.

HALT ‘FLU’ AT GREAT LAKES   Suspected Cases Are Given Prompt Hospital Attention.

UIE AGT PRECIPITATES NEW PROBLEMS:   Zeligouski Leads Troops in Occupation of Vilna after Re: jecting French Proposal tc Create Free City

MAKE PLANS FOR “HARDING'S TOUR   Senator to Speak in-Most Im: portant Cities of Nation Next Month.   TO ST. PAUL NEXT WEEK

Will Probably Make Three or Four Places Outside of the State of Ohio.

HARDING oMOKED OFF FRONT PORGE   Plans Pragtically Completed Hype. Trips to Be   Made by Senator.   Understood Itinerary Will Include Denver, Salt Lake and Spokane. Wash.

Harding Is ToBe - a “Pulled Off: Porch         Some Speakhig Dates Outside Ohio May. Be ‘Announced In a Few: Days . May Speak ‘at Louisvilic.

HARDING TOUR PLANS SHAPING   Several Large Cities Wiil Be Given Opportunity to-Hear. Republican Nominee.   NO BARNSTORMING TRIP

CHICAGO AND N. Y. TO HEAR HARDING   DETERMINING TRIPS FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.

HARDING'S ITINERARY NEARING COMPLETIO   Places Where Nominee Will Speal Outsid of Marion Soon ‘to Bo Anndunced

om Speech i in New England Said to Have Been DiscussedProbably No Speaking Outside of Ohio Earlier Than October, Facer One in Minnesota »

SPEAKING TOUR BEING PLANNED FOR MR. HARDING   Candidate to Leave Front Porch in August—Cox Enroute to Home *   ROOSEVELT ‘EXPLAINS’ WEST

NO BARNGTORMING BY SEN, HARDIN   Ne Speeches at Way Stations on Trip. 

HARDING MAY SPI SPEAK INK, 6.  Ue 47 aie PS   New York, Chicago and Other Cites, In Ootaher.

HARDING MAY YET COME 10 NEW ENGLAND   Managers Considering 2  Visit to This Section by the Candidate.  

HARDING: ROUTES SPEAKING TOUR   Chicago Sure of Date, Candi date Plans to Go to Western Cities.

HARDING TOUR BEING PLANNEL   HE EXPECTS TO SPEAK AT THREE OR FOUR PLACES OUTSIDE OF OHIO.

“FRONT PORCH”  TO BE VACATED       Senator. Harding Planning to:M give. Speaking Trip

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN WN. b   Senator Harding is Forcec to Make ‘‘Swing of the Circle.’’

PLANS TO QUIT FRONT PORCH   S2nator Harding Plans Speaking Trips to Big Centers But Will Not ‘ Barn Storm.”  Now Vark (Chicagn San Fran.   New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver and- Other Points Said to be Included

HARDING 10 MAKE TOUR OF COUNTRY      Indianapolis Will Probably be on Lis of G. O. P. Nominee When He Starts Speaking Tour

HARDING SPEAKING TRIP PROGRAM TAKING SHAP   New York and Chicago Certai: ‘of Dates; Pacific’s Claims _ are Urred

we ~ THE FRONT PORCH ~—GNSPEAKING TOU   Has Plans for § Speaking at NewYork and: Chicago. and ‘May Consider Making Trip To the Pacific Coast 'in Oc:  tober.

HARDING PLANS CHICAGO VISIT ON TALKING TOUR   Senator Will Refrain From Station Speeches, Managers Say.

HARDING MAY © HIT THE TRAIL ~IN CAMPAIGN   Republican Candidate May Leave Front Porch for Speeches Elsewhere.

CANDIDATE MAY ‘VISIT STATE CAPITAL.ON OCCASION OF STATE RALLY. —

PLAN HARDING'S SPEAKING TOUR   No Way Station Speeches or Barnstorming on Program For Republican Candidate While on Trip.

HARCING PLANS  OFCANING TEP NEAR FUTURE   PHICAGG AND NEW YORK PROBA BLY BE VISITED: WESTERN  CITIES WANT HIM,

YARD AND ENGINEME AGAIN ASK HEARING ON WAGE DEMANDS   Representatives .of Non-Rex ognized Railroad Associa tion Claim Unfair Treat ment at Hands of Unions, — Want Hearine Granted.

AGAIN SEEKING HEARING.   “Outlaw” Unions Address Letter to Tail ‘Labor Board.

STRIKERS SEEK T0 GAIN HEARING BY RAIL LABOR BOARE.   Renew Efforts to Have New Organization Permit Presentation of Their Case   CLAIM MISREPRESENTATION ON PART OF BROTHERHOODS   Carter Protests Against Recognition of Contract Breakers

INSURGENTS AGAIN. ~ TRY FOR HEARING      Officials of New. Organizations Say Strikers Have Been Misrepres4nted.

SWITCHMIEN AGAIN TRY FOR HEARING   Appeal in Letter to Railroad Labor Board States Position

RENEWED EFFORTS FOR HEARING CASE MADE BY YARD MEN   Carter, B. of L. F. & E. Head, Opposes Recognition by U. S. Board.

SAYS WATSON HAD 27 WIVES   Five of Them Missing, Declare Los Anaeles Police.

MAN SAID TO HAVE MARRIED 27 WOMEN GUARDED IN HOSPITAI   “Watson,” Recovering trom Wounds Infticted In Two Atteinpts at Suicide—Five af Wives

BLUEBEARD HAD 27 WIVES   Los Angeles Police Say Five of the Women on the List Are Missing. -

AGED CARLISLE WOMAN ATTEMPTS STARVATIOD   Found in Demented Condition in Het Home Saturday. Brought to County Hospital.

AGED Wes AN MMOS; < [ARIES      REFUSES TO Fat aLruoven SHMLVES IN HOUSE ARE PILED WITH PROVISIONS   CONFINED IN HOSPITAL

BRYAN’S POSITION      Nebraskan Would Enter Presidential Race If His Party Demanded It.

BRYAN WOULD BE NEXT PRESIDNT   But He Wants ts Be Demanded  By Dennis ta Bim wy PSUS Io 4        HAS SIGNED STATEMENT   Believes It His Duty to Help Selaet Candidate 

Commoner Hopes the Demand Will Not Be Made for His Nomination; Sees Little Probability of Such Event   Believes It His Duty to Pro gressive Democrats to Be at the Convention to Aid in Opposing Friends of Saloon

BRYAN MAKES HIG % POSITION CLEAF   Not a Candidate, but if Nomination Were Demanded, Under Certain Conditions, He Would Consider It.

BRYAN NOT TO ~ BE CANDIDATE   Nebraska “Peerlesg One” Asserts H. is Leaving Public Life For Family.

BRYAN WILLING  - JF PARTY CALLS   COMMONER SAYS HE DOES NO’ DESIRE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, BUT WILL HEED  PLEA

BRYAN olATED  NG GANDIDATE   WiLL GO TO CONVENTION TO OPPOSE FRIENDS OF SALOON HE SAYS.   Would Take Nomination If Necessarv But Can Foresee No Such Condition.

BRYAN SAYS HE WILL RUN IF HE IS DRAFTED   H Country Demands Services Like It Tremands Sotdier's Lite on Rate defleb), Hen Consider 1.

BRYAN CALLS UPON DRYS TO FIGHT   COMMONER SUMMONS ALL “PRO GRESSIVE DEMOS” TO OPPOSE SALOON   NOT DEM. STANDARD BEARER   Does Not Desire Presidential Nomimation but Will Serve if “Sit‘ wyation Arises.”

BRYAN PROBABLY WILL AGGEPT It HE'S NOMINATED  FOR PRESIDENG)   ay av Not a Candidate,  ut Admits That if ‘Urged’  He Would Feel That He Should Consider It,   IS ANXIOUS TO GO TO NATIONAL CONVENTION   Wants To Aid in Opposing the Reactionaries and the Friends of the Saloon, He Announces in Statement

BAYAN AGT AFTER THE NOMINATION   Would Accept if Case of Necessity.

Really, Bryan Don’ tCare — Ti O. Run, But Duty’s Cail ~ Will DN ‘ot Be- Ignored

BRYAN WILL RUN IF DEMAND IS MADE BY ENTIRE COUNTRY   Nebraskan Says He Does Not Desire Presidential Nomination by Party.   TO FIGHT REACTIONARY ELEMENTS OF THE PARTY   Will Oppose Convention’s Domination by Friends of the Saloon, He Says.

BRYAN WOULD ACCEPT PARTY'S. NOMINATIO   Not a Candidate But Says He Will Serve If Called Upon to Do So

CANNOT RESTORE HAPSBURGS   iungary Is Notified That Peace   Treaty Prevents Their Ruling  poacelboe

TELLOPRUBERG OF FLOUD FUND. WOE IN 1 9lb   Schahtz, Wealthy Brewer Testifies to $26,000 Taken From Fund.   INVESTIGATE FUNI   Committee Hears Of How $37,000 as Raised To Support Cox.

INVESTIGATING CAMPAIGN FUND   Said to Have Been Raised for Cox by a Perversion of Another Fund.   SOME SENSATIONAL ~ TESTIMONY IS GIVEN   Popular Fund Raised for - Flocd Prevention Used to Flert Cox in 1912.

18 Regiments of Buk Buisuevik Cavairy Annihilated With Loss of 10,000 Prisoners.

10,060 BOLSHEVISTS TAKEN PRISONERS   Genewal Wrangel’s Forces Reported to Have Annibilated 18 Cavalry Regiments

MILWAUKEE KEEPS SOCIALIST MAYOR   ‘DANIEL W. HOAN IS RE  ELECTED BY 3,373 VOTES.

HOAN (5 GniGER MAL WAUKEE HEAD   Socialist Wins Over Non-Partisan Candidate by 3,373 Votes for Mayor.   LAFOLLETTE MEN AHEAD

MILWAUKEE TO-SOCIALISTS.      That ‘City Again Ele Elected One of Tham

LAFOLLETTE MEM CARRY WISCONS!\   Compiete Returns  Show Hoar Re-elected Mayor of Milwaukee by 30,000,

HOAN WINS MILWAUKE!   ON UNOFFICIAL RETURNS 50. CIALIsf MAYOR Is RE-ELECT-PARTISAN.

HOAN REELECTED MILWAUKEE MAYOR   Socialist Candidate Wins, L: - Follette Delegates Poll Hich Votes.

ia AF ie tt   Dennis Chester Captured Fol lowing Sensational Jump =: From Passenger ‘Train: ;   UNCONSCIGUS WHEN FOUND   Fiance and Brother ‘of Gir Chester Said to Have Shot mong His Pursuers:

CHESTER CAPTURED AND ATTEMPTS TO TAKE OWN LIFE BY STRANGLING BUT SHERIFF'S WIFE HEARS HIM

CHESTER FAILS 10 END OWN LIFE AFTER BEING RECAPTURED   Kansas City Murder Suspect i: Found Unconscious in Nebraska Jail.   TORN BED CLOTHING WAS USED FOR STRANGULATION      Prisoner Fell Backward Afte Tieing Cloth About Neck and to Cell, —

CE DEPENDS UPON CONDITION OF LABOR   URDERING K. C. SOCIETY GIRL,  NNIS CHESTER, CHARGED WITH TTEMPTS TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE   ile Confined in Jail at Broken Bow, Neb., e Tears a Blanket Into Strips and Attempts o Strangle Himself; Is Found Unconscious  By the Sheriff.   ‘BY THE ASSOCIATED PEPSS)

CHESTER CAPTURED ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   : < ‘TRIES TO HANG SELF IN BROKEN Bow JAIL.   Alleged Karmens City Slayer Was Ceeght Friday MWernmiag On the Highway Near Geon te.

ALLEGED SLAYER ~HTTEMPS SUIGIDE      Dennis Chester, Charged With Mur der of Kansas City Society” Girl~ Tries Sclf Destruction '

CHESTER FAILS IN SUICIDE ATTEMP'   KANSAS CITY MURDERER, CAP TURED AT OCONTO, FRUS  USED «BLANKET ~— ROPE   Tore Covering Into Strips in Effor to Take Own Lite—Caught Without Trouble

ALLEGED SLAYER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   Chester, Recaptured, Tries to Hang Himself in Coun ty Jail.

ALLEGED oLAYER OF GIRL TRIED TO KILL SEL!   Tore Blanket Into Strips and A’ ‘tempted to Strangle Himself in County Jail.

LAST RITES FOR MRS. ii. HADSELL   Meld From the Late Residence, Sixth Ave. S. Monday P.M, Octuber 4.

LAST RITES FOR MRS, H. HADSELI   Neld From the Late Residence, 1 Sixth Ave. 8S. Mondyy P, M. October 4.

CATHOLICS BEGIN ERECTION OF SHRINI   Cardinal Gibbons Lays Founda. tion Stone of Memorial of U. S. War Dead. ‘

Leading Catholic Church Dignitaries Officiate at Ceremony in Washington in Honor of Warrior Dead.

mp cS NNN ST WOULD BE “UNUSUAL,”   ‘Naval Officials Diseass Reported Call  By. Rear Admtral Andrews.

BULGARIA BEGS TO ENTER LEAGU!   avows !1TS DETERMINATION TO  PPOMOTE PEACE OF EUROPE AND QUIT CENTRAL POWWERS

NOTED RUSSIANS SLAIN ON YACHT   Finding of Bodies Reveals One o Most Mysterious’ Tragedies ef Black Sea.   FLED FROM THE -BOLSHEVIKE   Gn Board the Yacht Were Found 14, 000,000 Rubles im Gold, Paper and: Jewele—King of Roumania is  Pashinga Investigation. wo

WnraTtn atilP  GARRIES CARED OF RUSSIAN DEAL   > Noble Families, Victims of Bolsheviki, Refused Refugee, Found on Derelict,

ALSUP JURY FAILS TO REACH DECISION   Case Is. Set For Re-Trial Jan. 24, 1921.

JURY FAILED TO REACH DECISION   Criminal Libel Case of! - Fisher Alsup Must Be Tried Again

TO HELP CZECHS TH ~~ BETTER HEALTH   Rockefeller Foundation Announces Program.

HEALTH PROGRAM FOR BALKAN STATI   Rockefeller Foundation Make. Arrangement With CzechoSlovakia.

READY FOR ACTION   House Votes to Begin Consideration of Volstead Resolution.

TOWN IN STATE QF ANARCHY AFTER RIOT   Mob ‘Controls Affairs at ‘West: Franke fort After Outbreak; ‘Militia Expected _

SEVEN KILLED BY MOE HGH SEEKS KILLER OF MINE TOWN CHILOER      West Frankfort and Marion Being Quit By La borers Who Fear Wrath of Angry Citizens on Rampage.

SEVEN ARE DEAD ~ bo ARE WOUNDED   FRANKFORT, ILLINOIS, IN THE HANDS OF MOB—TOWN GLOWING MASS OF EMBERS

DISASTROUS FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS   Water F ront Is ‘Partially Destroyed With Loss . ~ “of Two Mililon -

PALMER TO START ILLINOIS QUIZ   THINKS MONEY WAS SPEN™ IN THE STATE PRIMARY FOR SENATOR,

PROBE ILLINOIS PRIMARY   Misuse of Money Charged in Obtain. ing Nomination of Repnub Beaenw CGanmatar.

ALLEGES COMBINATION OF PRODUCE DEALER   Indiana Attorney-general . Files  Suit Against An Alleged y Trust.

PRODUCE TRUST — CHARGED IN SU   STANSBURY BRINGS ACTION AGAINST ALLEGED COMBINATION TO REGULATE PRICES

REPUBLICAN ENTRIES ON FINAL LAP   Remaining Important Primar. jes Will Be Staged Within Next Few Days; Indiana, California Vote.

CANDIDATES ENTER HOME STRETCH 1 PREFERENGE RAGE   Interest Centers In California and Indiana Primaries On Tuesday.  Failure to Win Home State Spells Doom of Johnson

GOVERNOR COX AT BUFFALO   Declares Maurice De Kobra Is Man Who Approached Harding.

COX SPEAKS AT BUFFALO   Names Maurice De Kobra as “Representative of France’ Who Ap.proached Senator Harding.

HARDING WARNED NUT TO USE ANY OF VCiISAILLES TREAT!   ‘Knox Says There Will  Be Bitter Opposition      TALKS WITH HAYS AND DAUGHERTY

Irreconcilables Jubilant Over Knox-Harding Visit     Pennslyvania Senator Declares, Following Conference,  He Is Positive President-Elect Will Not Build His  Association of Nations Out of Timber Taken From  Versailles Treaty—Inauguration Plans Discussed.

Declares President-elect Will -Encounter Bitter Opposition If He Attempts To Utilhze Covenant As Basis For New Associatior  Of Nations.   SPECULATION AS TO CABINE’

HARDING WON'T ~ REVISE TREATY   rreconcilable Satisfied Presi; dent Elect Won’t Use Covemant as Basis.

HARDING NOT TO BASE PLAN FOR WORLD LEAGUE ON COVENANT OF VERSAILLES, CONFEREES CLAIM   Senator Knox, One of Rejectionists Leaders, Declares After Conference With PresidentElect that Latter has “no Set Idea in Mind;” Cabinet Timber Under Consideration.

Senate Irreconcilables Opti  mistic-After Big Inning-in ~Harding’s ‘“Meeting of :-Minds??.:   HUGHES SLATED FOR: SECRETARY OF STATE   Dawes and Weeks Men tioned for Treasury Job; Plan Inauguration. —

INRECONGILABLES HAVE BIG INNING AT MEETING OF MINAS   Deciare Versailles Covenant Will Not Form Basis of New Peace Society.   NO CONCLUSIONS AS TO CABINET ARE REACHED   Pians for Inauguration Discussed by President-Elect and Mrs. Harding With Will H. Hays, Harry M. Daugherty, Senator Knox and Others

KNOX PLANS 10 RE-UBMIT als PEAGE MEASURE   President-Elect Assures Senator Knox That Versailles Treaty Is Discarded   GREATEST OF INAUGURAL CEREMONIES IS PLANNED   Pennsylvania Senator Warns Harding That Opposition Awaits League Move

Spokesman Leaves Marion Conference Declaring Confidence That Nothing In the Treaty of Versailles Will Be Used In As sociation of Nations: Has No Set Idea   SENATOR KNOX BRINGS WARNING

TREATY DECLARED ~ TO BE DISCARDED   NO FOUNDATION TIMBERS ExPECTED FROM VERSAILLES PACT.   ‘Republicans Confer With Hatding on: Probable Office Ap©  =pointees.

VERSAILLES TREATY JENORED IN RARDING LEAGUE, SAYS RIOX   jBluntly Tells President-elect to i Look For Trou3le If League. t Advocates Win.   THE BITTER-ENDERS AT BAT   ‘ Former Secretary Leaves Mar ; ton Convinced Hoover-Taft   Faction is Whipped.

OPPONENTS OF LEAGUE CONFER WITH HARDING   President-Elect Will Dispens: With Versailies Treaty Is Belief   CABINET APPOINTMENTS ARE UNDER ADVISEMENT   Important Cabinet Positions May Be Filled In the Near Future

WARNS HARDING WILL FIGHT IF PACT REVIVED   Adoption of League in Any Form Will Be Assailed, Says Knox   PLAN LIVELY MARCH 4   CHIEF AIDES CALLED IN FOR FINAL OPINIONS ON IMPORTANT CABINET PLACES

Irreco     ¢ «  nci             Tells President-Elect Using League % Basis For New Peace Society Will er Much Bitter Opposition.

THOMAS ATTACKS GERMAN TREATY   SENATOR SAYS TERMS A VIOLA TION FORMER PROMISES   Declares British Fired For Revenge When Pact Was Made—Overruled Attitude of Lleyd George.

SENATOR DECLARES TREATY FRONT 18 VITAL TY. CHANGED   “JUDGE PEACE BY LIGHT OF HISTORY” IS APPEAL Or THOMAS, DEMO Ye AT   TERMS BINDING   Believed’ . Allies Intended to Stand .by Armistice Avreement.

Urges. Senate. to: Judge Light of History: aiid ‘Test i by Principles of. Internation. al Justice   Contrasts .. ‘Wilaon’ Be Speeches and Notes Prior to Armistice  ' “with. Certain. Features of the ‘Peace: Plan as Drawn

NATOR SAYS PEACE TREATY 1S NOT JUS}   Thomas of Colorado Holds Prom: ise of Armistice to Germany Was Not Fulfilled.   SPIRIT OF REVENGE RULED   Speaking Before Senate He Says Speeches of Wilson Constituted Agreement.

ASSERTS PEACE TREATY 1a NOT  A SQUARE DEAL   Senator Thomas Attacks Document as Willful Attempt of Allies to Impose Unjust Pact Upon German People.   DAYS 14 POINTS ARE LOST   Declares Reparation and Ter. ritorial Features Direct Contradiction of Terms  Which Brought the Armistice.

THOMAS URGES CLEMENCY   Demceritic Senter Cnlls ‘Trenty Discegerd af German Rights,

THOMAS RAPS PEACE TREATY   Colorado -Senator Declares Pact an Effectual Disregard by U.S. and Allies of Terms Germany Accepted When it Quit War.   SAYS FRANCE AND ENGLAND ARE NOW SEEKING REVENGE

CUMMINS ACCOUNTS TU PANSTITIENTS   if Elected Will Continue forts to Prevent Railway Tieups.   70 PROTECT PUBLIC

PART OF BELFAST’S BUSINESS DISTRICT RANSACKED BY MOBS   Bomb Is Exploded at Cork; Four More Towns Are “Shot-Up” By Pclicemen; Killed And Wounded Increase.

40 IRISH DWELLINGS BURNED BY POLICE: RESIDENTS IN PAN   Traim, 25 “Miles From Dubhin, A Raided By Official ge: Force.   BOMBING STARTS EXPLOSION

FIVE MEN.KILLED N SUNDAY RIOT   Sinn Feiners ‘and Police Clash - “Qver Weekend in * ‘Ireland.   BOMB EXPLOVED MUNUAY   MacSwiney Still Alive or _Abth Day of Hunger Strika,

RENEWED DISORDERS REPORTED IN IRELAND   Drink Establishment in Cork Destreyed hy Bomb and 40 Buildings Are Burned at Trim   NO CASUALTIES REPORTED

TRIAL DATES SET FOR ~ CONSPIRACY CASES   JUDGE CRAIG OVERRULES MO. TION OF DEFENDANTS TO QUASH AFFIDAVITS.   CERF WILL BE HERE   Craig Sustains Motion of State to Strike Out Defendant’s Motions —Scparate Trials for the Three Men,

TUMULTY . HOLDS « RECORD:   So of Courge they Cannot Be Pro duced.Without His Permission, Says Senator Reed,

WHOLE MINE CREW KILLED  FIGH]   Twenty-two Employes of Mexican Mine Wiped Out After TwelveHour Battle With Yaqui  Indians.

INGREASE. GUARDS UN ALL MEXICAN RAILROAD TRAINS   Increasing Bandit Activity Makes Adiled Precautions Necessary.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—There was no trading on the New York Citrus Market today.

TIME TO Gil AUTO LICENSE TASS EXTENDEL   Secretary of State Allows Ten Days More in Which to Act

ABOLISH EXCESS PROFIT TAX SAYS GOTHAM BANKER   Let Purchaser Pay Levy and Lower Cost of Liv ing Urges Kahn.

Would Saddle A  New Tax On Goat, Make Public Pay On All Purchase:

BLAMES EXGESS PROFITS TA)   For High Cost of Living and Discontent—Favors Progressive Tneome Tax.

EXCESS PROFIT TAX BLAMED FOR H.C. L   Otto H. Kahn Makes Declar ation In Speech To Associated Credit Men.

ABOLITIONOF EXGISE PROFITS   Advocated by Otto H. Kahn Who Favors Making the Consumer Pay

LET THIS BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE EXCESS PROFIT TAX.   New York Banker Urges Adoption of a Plan the Register. Has Long Advocated.

WANTS TAX PLACED ON ALL PURCHASES   Banker Would Substitute 1 Per Cent on Everything Costing Over $2 for Present Excess Profit Tax.

rr  Are at iy ets bugs Le Aavecates Supsiituting a!  On Purchases Exceeding Tear yy Har EWO UWOuars

EXCESS PROFITS THK IS BANEFUL. “OTTO KAHN SAY   Living Cost Added to by 11 Banker Tells Credit Men in Newark Convention.

TAX REFORM IS URGED BY KAHN   WOULD ABOLISH EXCESS PROFITS TAX; HAS SUBSTITUTES,  Advises One Per cent Tax on PurGchases Above $2: Says Private  Credit Only Hope for Europe.

Increace in St. L auie.   WOULD PUT TAX ON PURCHASES OF OVER TWO DOLLARS

EXCESS PROFITS TAX BLAMED FOR: ~ HIGH GOST LIVING   New York Banker Would Replace It With Tax of One Per Cent On Purchases Exceeding $2.

KAHN PROPOSES Be, HRCI 1 TH   Prorittient New York Tanke Suggests Substitute tor the Ty: : om Excess: Beatity   WOULD NET FOUR BILLIONS   PLAN WORKED SUCCRSSEULLY UURING CAVIL WAR   uJ Mix, Kahn Would Levy 2 Per Cent Tax on AL Viirctiases Exceed. Ing $2-—~Wouild Not Spare Wenlth

WOULD ABOLISH EXCESS PROFIT ~ TAX AS MENACI   Otto If. Kahn, Banker, Wants to Substitute One ‘Per Cent « Tax on Purchases. __

SUGGESTS TAX ON PURCHASES   Banker Would Shift Excess Profits Tax to People. ,   SAYS THAT IT HURTS BUSINESS

KAHN URGES ABOLITION OF EXCESS PROFIT TA)   New York Banker Tells Credit Man.1 Percent on. all Pur-  chases Good Substitute.   PRESENT METHOD: FREAKISH   Declares Hope of Finances for Eu. rope Lay in Hands of Private Capital.

ON PURCHASES   Banker Would Shift Excess Profits Tax to People. —   SAYS THAT IT  HURTS BUSINESS

‘EERE,      tlasgow and Clyde Shipbuilding Districts Under Guard as Terrorism Snreads to Scotland.   INN FEIN BANK AT DUBLIN BURNED - BY BAND OF MASKED MEN

DISCOVERY OF BOMBS ADD T0 APPREHENSIONS. OF PEOPLE OF ENGLAND   Government Sections. of London As‘sume Atmosphere of Armed Camp  _ Through Fear of Irish Menace   PUBLIC BUILDINGS OF CAPITAL AND OTHER BIG CITIES CLOSELY GUARDED

SNOWED UNDER IN LA GHDSot BY OVER? DOE   Railroad and Labor Wards Turn in Huge Majorities for Beck in City; Esch Carries Juneau   oD ESCH STRONGHOLDS FAIL TO COME THROUGI   Sauk, Monroe, Vernon and Jack. son Give Beck Small Majorities on Early Returns .

Railroad and Labor Wards Turn in Huge Majorities for Beck in City; Esch Carries Juneau   oo ESCH STRONGHOLDS " "FAIL TO COME THROUGH   ‘Sauk, Monroe, Vernon and Jackson Give Beck Small Majorities on Early Returns .

BUSINESS WOMEN MEE}   NATIONAL CONVENTION IN ST PAUL HEARS WOMEN TELL STORIES OF SUCCESS,

OKLAHOMA SHRINE BAND TO HERALD “BOB” OWEN TO THE SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION

SHRINE BAND TO BOOST FOR OWER   Tulsans Plan to Take Akdar Temple Music'ans With Two Carloads of Boostors to Frisco.

PROPAGANDA (3 BEING GAGULATED FOR UNION AUSTRIA AND HUNGAR      GARIAN DELEGATION SPEND , ING LARGE SUMS OF MONEY  TO AID MOVEMENT.

AFTER OUSTING OF SOCIALISTS   Hungarian Delegation I: Spending Large Sums For Propaganda

SOSHALISTS PLANS IN AUSTRIA DEPLORE   Overthrow of Government ir That Country and Hungary Believed Imminent in Plo! Revealed at Vienna and it is Cancidered Anthentic.

REPUBLICAN CRY — ON ARTICLE 10 S RIDICULOUS   HENRY N, SPAAN SHOWS THERE iS NO GROUND FOR REPUBLICAN CLAIM,   OPINIONS OF TAFT AND OTHERS   Article Ten Has Been Consistently Misrepresented By Those Opposed To Leazue.

SPAAN EXPLAINS ARTICLE “TEN OF PEACE COVENANT   Shows Assertion. that League Council Has Power to Declare War ts Untrue. — What It Really Means.

MISREPRESENTED ARTICLE X EXPLAINED TO THE VOTER   Shows That The Assertion That League Gouncil Has Powel To Declare War Is Untrue; What Article X Really Means.   REPUBLICANS ARE OPPOSED FOR POLITICAL REASON

Artcle- Ten - “Hos Been’. Consistent]; : _ Mlsroprdented By Those Oppos> Led To League,

SPAN EXPLAIN. ARTIGLE: TEN   ‘SHOWS THAT ASSERTION Tiu.7 LEAGUE COUNCH, CAN DE-CLARE WAR IS UNTRUE   OPINIONS! OF TAFT & OTHERS

_§. NAVY LEADING ALL OTHER NATIONS   Building More Vessels Than Any Other Country.   America Has More Warship Tonnage ' Under Way Than Any of the : Naval Powers.

J; §, BUILDING BIGGEST . NAW “INTHE WORLL   Plans Are Laid for Strength. ening the First Line Forces By Many New Battle-cruisers Say Experts in the De nartment.   SUPERDREADNAUGTS BUILDING   ‘Several Electrically Driver Now Beine Constructed,

JS, BUILDING MORE WARSHIPS THAN ANY COUNTRY Th WORLL   Dozen Superdreadnoughts Anc Six Great Cruisers Are On The Ways.

UNCLE SAM IS BUILDING BIG. NAVAL VESSEL‘   Is Constructing More Warshiy Tonnage Than Any Nation

U.S. BUILDING MOST WARSHIPS OF ALL NATIONS       Naval Construction Program tc : Be Compieted by 1923 : Is Immense.

HERE IS LEAGUE UNCLE SAN BAGKS 10 WIN ARGUMENT   U. S. Building More Warship Tonnage Than Any Other Nation Now.

U. S. Leads in Number ~ of Warships It Is Building   A Total of 18 Great Warships Now Underway— Will Carry Total of 152 16-Inch and 24 14-Inch Guns.

(U. S.\NAVY  — _ LEADS WORLD   WE: ARE BUILDING MORE WAR SHIPS THAN ANYRODY. ELSE.   READY IN THREE YRS.   i - # 1 BY 1993 WE WILL BAVE 19 "SE aDNAUGHTS.   ‘Ana So it Appears That Having Fought a War-to; Destray .Prusslanism We Are Prossianized. ©

U. S, NAVY IN LEAI   Building More Vessels. Than An) " Other Country. .   a i ed we  America Has More Warship Tonnage  Under ‘Way Than Any of the Naval Powers.

 BEING ‘BUILT BY: THE “UNITED STATES }   PRIVATE AND WADI   Twelve, Dreadnaughts  ‘and _. Six Great Battle Cruisers : “in: the FleetTo Be ant

AWIEAIGA LEAL bUNa tub IG Ut Wie PESSE LS   TWELVE SUPERDREAPNAUGHTS AND SiX BATTLE CRUISERS NOW BEING BUILT.

U.S. LEADS IN NEW WARSHIPS   Now Building More Than = Any Other Nation, Experts Say.

U.S. LEADS IN NEW —WARSHIP TONNAGE   Twelve Super-Dreadnaughts and Six  Great Battle Cruisers Now Under Construction.

BiG NAVY   United States Constructing More War Tonnnge Than Any Other Naties.

UL. LEADS WN BNL HNC WAR-SHID TONNAGE   Dozen Super-Dreadnaughts and  Six Great Battle Cruisers Riuilding   Will Carry 152  Sixteen-inct Rifles and Electrical Engines

IN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION   AMERICA NOW BUILDING MORE WARSHIP TONNAGE THAN ANY OTHER NATION.   They Will Carry Total of 176 Rifles and Weigh 665,100 Tons—Submarine and Destroyer Pro gram     ¢ Being Neglected.

UL S. LEADS IN Buil HM  WAK- OP TONN ACE   Dozen Super-Dreadnaughts an Six Great Battle Cruiser Building  Will Carry 152  Sixteen-inc! Rifles and Electrical Engines

AMERICAN WAR - SHIPS:-TO LEAD   Twelve Gigantié: Dreadnaught and -Six-Powerful’ Battie Cruisers Under Way.   ‘COMPLETED ABOUT 1923

AMERICAN NAVY LEADS   U. S. BUILDING WARSHIPS ON VAST SCALE.   Uncie Sam Has More War Vessel Tonnage Under Construction Than Any Other Country.

Mun! BILL - UP-T0 WILSON   MOWENTOUS. MEASURE PASSED “SENATE. BY LARGE VOTE,   FIFTEEN HUNDRED RAILROAD! MEN LOBBYING AGAINST BILL.    In Spite of Tremendous Pressure ~- jt- Is. Believed the President: Will Sign the Bill.

MAY ASK WILSON TO VETO MEASURE   Rail nae [ies Unani mously Condemn Legisla lion Passed By House and Senate.

ORGANIZED, LABOR AT VARIANCE ON RAILROAD BILL PASSED BY CONGRESS   Possible Break In Affiliated Employes OrganizaOud  MIDTEEINg Against the Immediate SoluChl aas! faexriors at Issue.

MODIFIED RAILROAD REORGANIZATION   Bill Passed Senate Last Night and Now Goes to the President   FOR HIS ENDORSEMENT

RAIL BILLS PASSAGE IS STRIKE . FEAR   Leaders in Washington Talk of Unrest Among the Workers   LENROOT FOR BILL   Wisconsin Senator Lines Up for Support of the Conference Report

DAVIS’ OFFICIAL LEAD 15 17,73:   Jefferson County — Figures Still Are Laeking At Columbus

Official Returns From All but Jefferson-co Are ' » Received. eo   Wood, of Sandusky, Received _» 14,338° Votes for ~ + Governorshin,

CONNECTICUT hill BY SEVERE STORM   Damage to Tobacco Crop i: Estimated at Two Million . Nallare

AMERICA MUST  BE CONSULTED IN ADJUSTING MAP OF WORLD   Presence of Johnson at San Remo Indicates the President Hag’ Hope For League of Nations and American Membershio

STREET CAR STRIKE SETTLED   Treespertation Fueilitie: at Dubeese te Be Restered.

National Educators Are Assembling in Salt Lake For Annual Convention

EDUCATORS MEET FOR CONVENTION   Fight Over Method of Control! of Or - ganizations Affairs ts Big lasue Before Convention,

EDCHTOS PLAN ~NEW SCHEME   Salt Lake City Conference Undecided Whether To Let Convention Or Selected Delegates Perform Their  Raucinec.

EDUCATORS MEET IN UTAH TODAY   Will Renew Contest op Reorganization of Association

KINGSBURY DIES SUDDENLY      Prominent Telephone Man Jixpices at Tlome in New Yerk,

N.C. KINGSBURY, *PHONE OFFICIAL, DIES SUDDENL)   Associated With Americar Telephone & Telegraph  CCamnany Cinea 10143

OFFICIALS: ARE UNABLE TO AGREE ON QUESTION OF GERMAN DISARMAMENT   Teuton Press Believes Critica. Situation Is Reached at ihe = . Spa Conference

MINOR PARTIES’ UNION LOOMS   Amalgamation of Number of Po. litical Bodies fn, . Third Party Near,   ATTEND “48” MEET IN CHICAGE   Laborites Confer on Fusion and Sin. gle Taxers Wait fer Platform Piank—Laborites Gheer Soviet.

GROUPS UNITE TD FORM THIRD PARTY   Seven Organizations in Agreement; Labor Men Balk.   RESOLVE TO SEEK FUSION   Committee of 48, American Constitu tional Party, American Party of Texas, Single Tax Party and Others Unite.

AMERICANS MIX. IN FIGHTING   ARTY PLANS ARE TAKING FORM   POLES GAIN TWO GREAT VICTORIES   ONT TO STAY ANTI ON SUFFRAGE   Amalgamation of Number of Po / _ litica) Bodies in Third Party Near.   Warsaw Reports General Buden: ny’s Cavalry Defeated and Soviets in Fight.   Governor Clement Refuses to Cal Special Session of Legislature.   ATTEND-“48” MEET IN CHICAG(   REGS ALSO CLAIM SUCCESSES   HITS STATE CONSTITUTION   Laborites Confer on Fusion and Sin gle Taxers Wait for Platform Piank—Laborites Cheer Soviet.   Moscow Wireless Receive’ at London Recounts Hits Scored by Russians on July 4—Says Prisoners and Much Booty Taken.   Issues Proc'amation Against Ratifica tien of Amendment for Woman Suffrage—Says Other Amendments Were Forced Through.

MINOR PARTIES’ ~ UNION LOOMS      Amalgamation of Number of Po litical Bodies in Third Party Near.   ATTENN '48°-MEET IN CHICA(   eee ee ee  s spending such sums as 3 these for the urposes mentioned gives point to the - gle Taxers Wait for Platferm Plank-—Laborites Cheer Soviet.

COST GOVERNMENT $4,954,200   “Expenses of Committee on’ Public Information Are Revesicd...

GCHEEL'S BUREAU GOST RNILLIGNG, CISSEMINATE “WHATIME. INERAREATIGR

DEATH OF SULLIVAN   Leaves Democrats of Illinois Without 2 leader.

ROGER SULLIVAN DEAD   [Winois Democratic Leader Expirec Late Wednesday.

ROGER SULLIVAN HAS PASSED AWAY   LINOIS DEM( DCRATIC LEAD “ER SUCCUMBS TO DiS[ASE APTER FIGHT,

BAR HARBOR WATERFRONT — FIRE SCARF   Blaze Which Threatenec Heavy Damage Causec Much ‘Excitement at Famous Resort.

GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP. CLAIMED BY SOGILISTS. AND CONSERVATIVES BOTH       Bauer, Former Ebert Chancellor, Proclaimed As serlin’s Master While Soviets Also Assert ~ Governing Power of Germany. i

ONCE BELIEF   INDICATIONS ARE REVOLUTION. ' ISTS ARE COMPLETELY ‘OVERTHROWN

FAILURE OF THE VON KAPP GOVERNMENT CONFIRMED   Ebert Expected to Re-establish Headquarters in Berlin Today.

EBERT CROWD RESTORED TO POWER WITH SOVIET FORCES LOOMING LARGE   PARIS, MARCH 18— THE GERMAN DELEGATION HERE SAID LATE TODAY IT HAD RECEIV. ED INFORMATION THAT DR. VON KAPP AND GENERAL VON LUETT. WITZ HAVE LEFT BER:

REVOLT FAILS COMPLETELY   Ebert Government Will Return to Berlin

Workmen’s Council Takes Over the Conduct of Essen Municipal Affairs   WORKMEN TAKE CHARGE.

Workmen’s Council Takes Over the -  Conduct of Essen Municipal Affairs

——  BLACKS BLAME WHITE LEAUCA FTA RAGE RIOT   > PD, Jonas Arrested for inciting Negro Uprising in Chicago.

RADICAL PROPAGANDA‘ CAUSED CHICAGO WAR’   Riot Was Not Result of Racia Feeling, Negro Crganizations Assert

FANTASTIC DREAMS OF THE ABYSSINIANS CAUSES TWO DEATHS   R. D. Jonas, White Leader, of Negro Uprising, is Arrested by Chicago Police.   CITY’S BLACK BELT IS QUIET AFTER ITS UNRES1   Confiscated Literature Held Ow’ “Promised Land” for Blacks of Windy City.

POLICE HUNT FOR LEADER IN RACE WAR   Redding, Suspect Held Claims He Had No Hand  in the Riot.

HORITIES PROBE CHICAGO RIC   SEVERAL ARRESTS ARE MADE IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF TWO WHITE MEN.   FEAR ORGANIZED MOVEMENT   Extent of Operations of “Star Order of Ethiopia” Will Be Investigated.

Abyssinians Held Responsible for Deaths of Two Men and Wounding of Others   NEW NEGRO CULT DOOR TO FREEDOM OF AFRICA   Rev. Dr. R. D. Jonas Said to Have Profited at Expense of Colored Patrons

Fantastic Society Is Behind Chicago Riot:   NEGROES LED ASTRAY BY FAKERS WHO PRETEND T¢ LEAD EMIGRATION TO ABYSSINIA — SLAYER OF WHITE MEN IDENTIFIED_DETAILS OF OFFENDING SECRET SOCIETY ARE HUMOROUS.

TWO KILLED IN BLACK BELT RIOT   ARRESTS FOLLOW. “RACK TO AE RICA” CULT PARADE IN CHICACO   AMERICAN FLAG IS BURNED   White Leader of Ethiopion Order Held in Custody-—Posed as Absynnian,

HOT LEADERS ARRESTED IN GEIGAGO BLACK ZONE   ‘Colored People Claim Trouble Was ) Due to Peouliar Cult and Not to ) Race Hatred,

CHICAGO [3 QUIET FOLLOWING SUNDAY NIGHT RACE RIOT   WHITE MAN BELIEVED TO BE LEADER OF ORGANIZATION UNDER ARREST,   3 Order Headed by White Said to Advo cate Return of Negroes to Abysinia—Literature i Found.

INVESTIGATE NEGRO CULT.   Chicago Police and Federal Of ficials Begin Probe of Star Order of Ethiopia.

9 ARRESTS ARE MADE IN CONNECTION WITH RIOTS IN CHICAGO BLACK BELT   Police Begin Investigating the “Star Order of Ethiopia’’ Whose Members Participated in Trouble.

ARREST “BACK TO  AFRICA” LEADERS   Members of “Star Order of Ethi. opia” Believed Responsible for Riot.

ARREST LEADERS OF CHICAGO RIOT   Federal Authorities Begin Inquiry Into “Black Belt” Disorders   JO INVESTIGATE CULT   Inquest Into Deaths of Victims Postponed Pending Further Developments

INQUIRY INTO NEW RACE - RIOT AT CHICAGO BEGUN   Two Whites Are Slain and Several Negroes Wounded In Battle Following Burning of U. S. Flag During Parade to Encourage Emigration to Abyssinia—  “White Leader and Eight Others Under Arrest.

TWO Wrllk MEN UNDER ARREST FOR “RAGE” RIOT      Two White Men Lose Live: Defending Flag; Investigate “Black Order.

Nation's ‘Flying Squadron’ of Profiteer Hunters Arrest Three N. Y. Sugar “Gougers’

CHASING PROFITEERS   Flying Squadron Makes Ar rests in Manhattan

POTATOES!   Car coming first of next week Red River Ohios. Call for Prices, BOSSUNG & MERCHANT.   NOTICE TO WOMEN VOTERS,

A Number Who Disregarded Laws Against Speeding and Regulations in Regard to Lights and Dimmers Are Haled Into Police Court.

COP IS KEPT BUSY   NUMEROUS ARRESTS ‘ON. SATUR. DAY CAUSE EXCITEMENT.   ARE MANY TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS   A Number . Who Disregarded Laws. Against Spéeding and Regulations:in ‘Regard to Lights and Dimmers Are Haled Into Police “Court ~ me

18,000 SCHOOLS CLOSED   Lack of Teachers Seriously Handicaps American Education.

BELIEF PRESENT PRICE DECLINE WILL CONTINUE INDEFINITELY IS INDICATED AT FOREIGN MEE}   Redfield Declares Low Prices Are Due to Backing Up of Export Trade Causing an Oversupply

BANKERS DISCUSS PLAN”. FOR FINANCE OF EXPORT:   Delegates at Chicago Meeting Expect Fall in Pricessto Continue Indefinitely.

GOVERNMENT’S AID IN FINANGE EXPORT. CONCERN UNDESIRED   Senator Edge Opposes Gov: ernment Help Unless Absolutely Necessary.

SEES NO LET UP TO DECLINE OF PRICES   Delegates Attending Trade Conference Urge Plans to Stimulate Foreign Business   WILL STEADY THE PRICES

Fourteen More Nations Plan to Join League During Assembly Meeting This Month at Geneva.   THREE-FOURTHS PEOPLE OF WORLD REPRESENTED   United States, Germany, Ruse sia, Turkey and Mexico Among Powers Remaining Outside of the League.

Session at Geneva to Represen Three-Fourths of World   21 STATES LEFT OUTSIDE:   Celegates Arrive for Opening o the Convention

56 of 77 States in’ World Will Probably Be Members _ When Session Ends  % ie i   LORD CECIL FORESEES ~ REVISION OF COVENANT   AUSTRIA «AND BULGARIA, FIRST ENEMY COUNTRING  TO ASK ADMISSION, , EXPEON  ED TO BE RECEIVED. 

BRYAN OPPOSES INDUSTRIAL COUR   Favors Board For Investigation Of Labor Bispites.:

BRYAN URGES LABOR TRIBUNAL BE FORMED   Appears Today Before Senate Labor Committee.

rOR ADJUSTMENT OF LASOR DISPUTES  ee ane deen   Eryan Favors Creation of ar livestigaiion Board,

BRYAN URGES TRIBUNAL IN LABOR CONTROVERSY   Would Leave Parties to Dispute Full Freedom after Investigation by Permanent Court

JACKSON WILL SPEAK.       Secretary of State  fo JAddess  the Masons 3 ¥

JACKSON WILL SPEAK,   Secretary of State to AddVess the Masons Friday Night.

HANLEY SERVICES ~ HELD THIS MORNING   Representatives of Republican Stat Headquarters Attend Funeral of Former Governor

HANLY FUNERAL TODA}   ‘HUNDREDS OF FORMER GOVER  NOR'S ASSOCIATES ATTEND , LAST SERVICES.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ~ FORMER GOVERNOR HAN   Last Honors Paid Ex-Governo: "Who. Waa Killed in Crossing Accident Sunday.   BURIAL AT WILLIAMSPORT

Anothe, “Red”        Nationally Mourned ‘‘John Barleycorn’’: Will Leave American Shores Tonight” _ Forever. Tightening of Ban End Hopes of ‘‘Ded’s” Friends.

‘National Prohibition Will Go  : Into Effect at Midnight   und Federal Officers Prepare Rigid Enforcement.   BRYAN TO LEAD “DRYS” WATCH NIGHT   Sixty Millions of Gallons of “Firewater”? Still Left in Warehouses to Be Closely Guarded—-Can’t Be Drunk

OLD REDEYE' NS BEING DEPORTED WITH OTHER REDS   Thousands of His Good Friends Bewail His Departure.   PROHIBITION IN  EFFECT TONIGHT    Department of Justice Preparec  to Enforce Law Over En  tire Nation.

J. BARLEYCORN   For the Exile are Cider, Fruit 1 Juices and ‘*Home Brew”’  Over 14 0f 1 p.c.   TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT LONG DROUTH BEGINS.   me :   Signs or Pictures of Liquor, or  ecipes ‘fnerefer, are  4 radar the KIN,

Kramer and Palmer Talk Briefly and To The Point—Dry Law Looks Like All Others To Uncle Sam—Individuals Will Celebrate Passing of John Barleycorn, But On The Whole Nation Shows No Concern

RED RYE-GOING 10 JOIN PAST CURIOSITIES   Death Knell Sounds at Low 12; Remains Guarded

NELL, BOYS, He S ABOUT 10 DEPART   J. Barleycorn Has Duds Al Packed to Sail at Midnight.

$95. 000 FOR SEAT ON ’CHANGE   This Ie $20,000 Under Record Price Paid in the New York Exchange.

$95,000 FOR SEAT ON "CHANGE   This Is $20,000 Under Record Paid in the New York Exchange.

SEAT ON CHANGE FOR $95,000   It 1s, However, $20,000 Under the Ree. ord Price.

INSURGENTS ARE DEFEATED   Government Forces Put Bandit Band to Route in Tamaulipas

INSURGENT LEADERS DEFEATED AND ROUTED BY MEXICANS IN CAMPAIGNS OF PRESENT WEEK

NDIANA DEMOCRATS ENDORSE WILSON AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Marshall Believes Way Will be Found to Lessen Rigors   of “Dryness.”  }

DRYS READY T MAKE CONCESSION * TO GET DRY LAW   Want Crabbe Act Passed As Emergency Legis‘lation.   POLITICIANS BON'T WANT * ISSUE RAISED AGAID   New Clause Would Make Use of Wood Alcohol Serious Offense.

rAX AS PARTY MEASURE’ ABANDONED BY OHIO REPUBLICANS,   Such a Bill Must Come Thru the Joint Taxation Cori: : ‘mittee Say . Republican '  Berislators.

FOURTEEN PERSONS DEAD AS RESULT OF COLLISION   All Railroad Equipment Was Found Alter Wreck to be in Perfect Condition,

BANDIT VILLA 1S AGAIN UP 10 HR ALD TRICKS   Kidnaps Manager of the Alvarade Mim ing Co. and Wokis Him For Blix Be-erasaedia   WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED BEY NEW GoVERNMEAT   General Calleaux Says We Must Quit Sis Activities and Hetire tu Private Life

 VILLA CAPTURES  MINE MANAGER   BY UNITED PRESS. i TEas Wret Pn TeTatre ey

STILL ACTIVE IN BANDITRY   Villa Has Taken Another Captive  Whom He Is Holding For a Ransom. of $50,000.

VILLA DENIES RETIREMENT; KIDNAPS MAD   Holds Head of Mining Concert

ORGANIZE VIGILANTES.   Te € over Whole City at  Minnt e's Watten af tata Theft.

BEST OF DEFENSES FOR PANAMA CANA   Members of House Committee Virtually Agreed on a Plar to Make the Great Water. way impregnable.

CANAL DEFENSES INSURE AGAINST = HOSTILE FORGES   Panama Territory to be Rendered Impregnable, if -Plans of Commit“ “te are Fully’ Materialized

‘PANAMA CANAL WILL BE MADE IMPREGNABLE   Adequate Protection From Land, Sea and Air to Be Avoided.

BILL 10 FORTIFY PANAMA CANAL BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Measure Would Make Zone Impregnable from Air, Land ox Sea Attack for Fuinre.   HARDING’S TOUR, CAUSE   Entire Modern Defense Ordnance  of Largest Calibre of Artillery  Authorized in 1918.   FORT ON ISLAND   Intricate Maze-Work of Tracks Planned to Carry Guns ta Sites—Agree on Island Plan.

Modern Defense Planned, Being Direct Result of Harding’s Recent Inspection.

WATERWAY a DEFENDED WILL BE  AMPLE   Members of the House Committee Have Virtually Agreed Upon a Plan to Make Canal Impreagnable.   RULES OF ECONOMY WON’T BE VIOLATED   Suggestions Are Said To Have Come From Senator Harding As the Result of His Recent Trip There.

PLAN TO MAKE PANAMA CANAL IMPREGNABLE   Will Make It Invincible Against Attacks From Air, Land or Sea   TO HAVE BEST DEFENSE   tia  WAR DEPARTMENT ALSO PROPOS. Ec FORTIFYING FSLAND 15 MILES OFF IN PACIFIC

CANAL PROTECTION 15 T0 BE ADEQUATE   COMMITTEK BELIEVES FORTI FICATIONS CAN BE BUILT AT SLIGHT COST.

DEFENSE  or PAN AMA CANAL.   Adequate Protection of Waterway te Be Provided in Bilt.

PLAN TO PROTECT PANAMA CANAL FROM AIRCRAFT   Canal Must Be Given Best of Modern Defenses. Largest Artillery Pieces and Longest  Range Rifles Are Proposed In Rll

HOUSE MEMBERS PLAN ADDITIONAL CANAL DEFENSES   To Draft Bill Providing Impregnable Fortification At Panama   MOVEMENT RESULT OF HARDING’S INSPECTION   Adequate Protection at Slight Cost to Govt. Is Believed Possible

Members of American Commission Barred from Ireland by Orders from London—Mrs. McSwincy Tells Story of Husband's Life to Washington Body

HAVING CHILORER IS NOT A CRIME   SO SAYS BANKER WHO IS BUILDING HOUSES TO RENT TO PARENTS WITH OHILDREN

Wants Renters . Wi th Children      St.” ‘soo Banker: Rutlids: ‘Homes - ta Rent.to Families tn Which i There Are: Chitdrren, \

IN FLGHTING AGAINST RACE-SUICIDE BANKER PLACES PREMIUM ON BABIES IN HOMES OF MISSOURI. NEWLY-WEDS

SAILING POSTPONED,   Many Americans Discommoded — b:  Failure of the LaFrance To Tone Une Gahadula

SAILING POSTPONED,   Many Americans Discommoded by Fallure of the LaFrance To Leave an Schedule.

ee: Ft eS  HOG ISLAND MADE = NEW RECORD TODAY   When Three Ships Were De livered to the Board With a Gross Tonnage of Twenty Thousand. — Total: of 8 Shins Delivered.

ANOTHER RECORD FOR HOG ISLAND   Turns Over To Gevernment In One Day Three Completed Ships Agvrevating 23.650 Tons.

STRIKERS TRIED TO. INTIMIDATE MEN 1, ALLEGEL   Copper Mine Workers Who Would Not Join Walkout in Warren District Were Threatened With Violence

WITNEooco TELL ABOUT TROUBLES ARUUNG BISBEE   How Strikers Sought to In timidate Men Willing to Work.

13 INDICTMENTS IN BASEBALL QUIZ   FINAL SESSION OF COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY HELD TODAY.

WINE WORTH $75,000. GIFTS   Three. New York Hotels» Report New Year's Distribution : of “': Lfquors..

WINE WORTH $75,000 GIFTS   Three New York Hotels Report New Year’s Distribution of Liquors,

“BUYING OFFICE” A MENACE   Former Senator Theodore E. Burton Deplores Lavish Use of Money by Candidates.

Former Senator Theodore E. Burtor Deplores Lavish Use of Money by Candidates.

DEPLORES BUYING OF OFFICE   Lavish Use of Money by Candidate:  Bheananeh Gawe Mircnbace

HARDING RESTS A DAY; COX STEALS MARCH IN PRE-BREAKFAST TALKS   All Quiet On Front Porch at Marion as Candidate Takes First Day Off In Week; Short Speaking Trips to Last Ten Days

HARDING HAS QUIET DAY ON HIS PORCH   Expect Definite Announcemen’ of Campaign Plans for Next Month.

HARDING WILL TALK  ON THE CONSTITUTION   itimertery on Westen: Trip WI he Laid Our by Leaders.

RAILROAD MEN IMPATIENT   Which Merely Causes Delay in De cision Says Judge.

WAGE BOARD GIVES. ANSWER 10 WILSON'S REQUEST FOR SPEEL   Rail Strikes Due To In. ternal Trouble In Unions,

U. 3, SHlP LOST; LIFE LOSS HUI   Japan Hears Heffron Has Gone Dowr on Chinese Coast; Was Carrying .1350 Czecho-Slovak Soldiers on Way to Viadivostock; Was New Vessel.

U.S. Steamer, 1350 Aboard, Is Reported Lost   Feffron. Built in Alameda, I Sunk Near Hongkong, Sav Japanese.

ney RTI ES ee  WNT FD 3 TAVES GBH  ae i   * Unconfirmed Report That Ship Ciarrying Czecho-Slavs Sunk Near Hongkong

U.S,8, HEFFRON SUNK NEAR JAPAN   According ty Uneonfirmed Reperts— Was Carrying . 1,850 CrechoGhore

STATE REVENUE . AGENT IS BUSY   UNDERWRITERS SHREATEN TO LBDBAVE 'ME STATE   INSURANCE COMPANIES HIT      Six. Hundred Writs of Garvnishmeyt Served On, Fire Insurance Com panies of. phe State.

STATE REVENUE AGENT IS BUSY   UNDERWRITERS 'THREATIN TO LEAVE THE STALE   INSIIRANCE COMPANIES HIT   Six Hundred Writs of Garnishment Served on Fire fnsurance Com: panles of the State...

VANDERBILT SUED FOR TAXES   Frederick and Reginald Szid to Owe $126,781 on income Levy From 1915.

VANDERBILTS SUED ~ FOR INGOME MONE   Two of - the: Family Have Been Sued For the Year 4915 Which it is Claimed Are Due.—One Owes. $92, 096, Other $34.683. -

GOAL OWNERS TO. CALL ON WILSON   Hlincis Operators Are Expecied to Request Reopening of Wage Controversy.   68V=-LOWDEN: MAKES “APPEAL   Aid of Every State Agency Pledged in Relieving Sijtuation—Inequity of Award io Day Wage Men) -Source of Trouble..

PEAT OR NAY APPEAL 10 WILSON   Owners to Request Reopening of Wage Controversy.   CALL MADE BY GOV. LOWDEN   Illinois Executive Pledges Aid of Ever: State Agency to Relieve the Situation—Differential Called Source of the Trouble.

12,000 PERSONS IN CHICAGO UNDER * QUARANTINE TODAY   SMALLPOX RAGES IN THE EAST SIDE SUBURBS OF THE CITY.   MAY QUARANTINE THE NEARBY IND. CITIES

TWELVE THOUSAND UNDER QUARANTIN   Epidemic Of Smallpox At Eas Chicago—Steel Plants May Be Closed.

Republican National Chairman and Other Prominent Men.   WITH STATE COMMITTEE.

DISCUSS AAISING CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Republican National Chairman and Other Prominent Men.   WITH STATE COMMITTEE

GERMANS APPEAL TO LEAGUE NOW ABOUT COLONIES   SAYS ALIAES FAIL TO ABIDE BY TREATY PROVIDING MAN. DATES OF COLONIES _

SECRECY STILL HIDES FACTS OF WILSON AILMENT   Dr. Young's Revelations Give impression That Writers Have Been Deliberately Misled   STATEMENT ISSUED WITHQUT AUTRORITY

SOME MYSTERY [5 SEEN IN DOCTOR'S STATEMEN   Thought Strange That It Was Made Public Without Consent of President.   MADE MISTAKE IN POLICY   Newspaper Men Deliberately Deceived By White House; Public Rights Are Ignored.

STATEMENT MADE BY DOCTOR TELLS SOMETHING NEW   Report On Wilson's Condition Not Pleasing To White House Inmates   STATEMENT AUTHORIZED   Believed That Some One Must Have Told Baltimore Physieclan To Go Ahead

PRESIDENTS ARM AND LEG AFFECTED   something of Mystery Shrouds Issuance of Detailed Statement by Dr. Hugh Young of Johns Hopkins.   NEITHER PATIENT NOR DR. GRAYSON CONSULTED   Believed Someone in Government Who Thinks Secrecy Unfair to Public Told Physician to Go Ahead.

Onl0 WOMAN DEMOCRAT HIRST OF SEX NAMED DELEGATE TO NATIONAL MEETING OF HER PARTY

THE CUBAN      EiforfS:-are Being “Made t Straighten Out Seme Mais ters Theres

NEGOTIATING WITH WORKERS   Factory Owners Take Steps to Reach Agreement ir Italy.

situation Created in Italy by Employes’ Seizure of Metal Factories Seems to be Improving: Officials Optimistic

TO MAKE NEW YORK BONE DRY   Federal Agenta to Redouble Efforte Following Court Decision.

FIRST-DEGREE VANDALISM IN CALIFORNIA CEMETERY   Wooden Headboards, Slabs and Monuments Thrown About and Placed Over Other Graves.

HN" SYMPATHZER GETS GOAT OF TA WN ~— NRKSONVILIE   Man ‘Who Protested “Against Use of Word in Newspapers Is Tarred and Feathered and Turned Loose on the Public Rtreete Almoct Naked.

TAR AND FEATHER JACKSONVILLE MAN   HAD OBJECTE D TO USE OF WORD “HUN” IN A FLORIDA AFTERNOC 1N NEWSPAPER

OBIECTS 10 “HUN ROUGHLY TREATED      Jacksonville Real Estate Dealer Tarred and Feathered and Exhib* jted In Business Section.

“PINCKED” FOR JOY FLYING   Aviator Arrested in Omaha for Jeop ardizing Life and Property Along the Streets.

NEW YORK WOMAN HELD UP; ROBBED OF $500,000 GEMS   Wealthy Divorcee is Bound and Gagged on Entering Her  Hameo,   WAS WEARING HER JEWELS

WEALTHY WOMAN, SERVANTS BOUND, GAGGED; HOME LOOTED   Stripped of Jewels and Furs Valued at $500,000.

i tA i i A naa aes Se  TRINKETS WORTH HALE A MILLION LOOT OF BOLO TRUGS NA NCW YORK PALACE

ROB N.Y SOCIETY WOMAN OF HALF MILLION JEWELS   THEN PROCEED LEISURELY TO RANSACK THE HOUSE OF VALUABLES

(oto 00 il IN JEWEL THEFT   Wealthy Divorce Returning From Reception Bound By Three Disguised Men   BUTLER AND SERVANTS ARE LOCKED iN ROGMS   Woman Hides Valuable Bracelet in Bosom: But ‘Bandits Make Thorough Search

Pearls Run Out Across Floor   Intruders Kuow Sigual she Had Given 10 Boller   Formerly Stage Singer Known in Boston —

NEW YORK POLICE COMMENCE SEARCH FOR BIG THIEVES   HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN DIA MONDS AND FURS STOLEN      Sensational Robbery in Fashionable Section of the City Early Tuesday Morning

BITTER G. OG. P, RACE   In tllinois Is Te End At The Polls , Tomorrow,

NOW UP TO THE VOTERS   BITTER CAMPAIGN FOR CONTROL OF ILLINOIS-STATE GOVFRNVENT ENDS

BITTER G. 0. P. RAGE IN ILLINOIS ENDED   Stage Set for Decision at Polls To. morrow; Camprign Was Hitter One.

BLOOD-COVERED AUTO SUPPORTS. { MURDER THEORY   Driver of Taxi Missing and:-Auitherities-Feae= Foul Play. 

BLOOD-COVERED AUTO SUPPORTS. i MURDER THEORY   Driver of Taxi Missing     Foul a =

GERMANY AGAIN — DEFIES LEAGUE   REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE COUN. CIL ON DISPOSAL OF PRUSSIAN DISTRICTS

BANDITS ROB MAIL CAR   Masked Men Bound Crew, Seized Registered Letters, and Juntped Frem Train

Two Masked Men _ Rob a Mail Ca   Enter Cay Just Outside City Limits of Minneapolis, Bind Crew and Steal Revistered Mail.

HIGHWAYMEN BOUND AND GAGGED CREM ON RAILWAY TRAIN AND ROBBED U.S. MAIL   Many Valuable Registered Packages Were Stolen-Want to Stop the Wave of Crime Now Prevailing by Organizing New Officers  ike Texas Rangers.

MASKED BANDITS ROB MAIL .__. CAR AND. LEAP FROM TRAIN   Three Clerks Are Found Lying On Floor Bound When Passenger Stops At Station— Hundred Pieces of Registered Mail Are Taken During Raid.

ee  WILL RECOGNIZE UNIET aU calf SUON, (5 BELIEF   Senator Hitchcock Declare: Resumption of Relations Is “Very Near’   RESOLUTION PENDING IN SENATE COMMITTEE   SENATOR SAYS BOLSHEVIK WOULD HAVE GOOD STAND ING BUT FOR REPUDIATION OF GOVERNMENT BONDS,

Recognition Of Soviets By U,S. _ Expected Soon      AM the Allied Nations Striving Get On Good Terms With Russin—Senator Brance Leads the Recognition Fight

RECOGNITION OF. _ SOVIET RUSSIA By JS. VERY SOON   bis 15 Also Thought That’ the Euro. - pean Nations Will Do the Same ‘inthe. Near Future:

SENATE PREPARES RESOLUTION :   Hitchcock, Democratic Leader Declares Time is Near   ALLIES COMBINE BOCUMENTS   Will "Soon Resume Relations With New Government

RECOGNITION  OF SOVIET RUSSIA SOOK      ree Americans Showkl Welcors New Wepublie, France ef 7 7 Maryland Says,

RECOGNITION Ot SOVIET RUSSIA 5 TOCOME SOON   Benate Leaders Predict This Country Will Quickly Follow Lead of European Allies,

‘SOVIET NEAR RECOGNITION   Senators Predict United States Will Soon Resume Relations With. Russia.

TREASURY WILL OPPOSE BONUS BY BOND ISSUE   HOUSTON TO APPEAR BE. FORE HOUSE COMMITTEE TOMORROW.

G. 0. P. BLAMED FOR DEAR SUGAR   Partisan Strife In Congress Cause Of Present Situation

HIGH SUGAR PRICES ARE CAUSED BY PARTISANSHIP   G. O. P. PROVIDES NO SUBSTITUTTI FOR WAR-TIME CONTROL

CABINET NOT Yel FORMED BY KAPP   Von Jagow Will Be Minister of Interior.   GENERAL STRIKE SPREADS   Appointments Are in Abeyance ——-Two Man Directorate Will Assume Control for Present ~—- Railway Employes of Prussia Object to New German Government.

NEW CABINET NOT YET “DAGANIZED AT BERLIN   SAXON GOVERNMENT SAYS. MILI“TARY: DICTATORSHIP MUST BE PREVENTED,

POLICE RAID GERMAN REDS   Communist Meeting at Durlach, Near Karlsruhe, Broken Up—To De. port Foreigners,

GERMAN POLICE RAID REDS   Meeting Near Karisruhe Broken Up— To Denort Aliens.

FLOUR FOR EUROPE   Ten Billion Barrels Awaiting Congressé jonal Action,

ATTACK ANTEPRORITEERING   Colorado Firma Woald Enjuin Dis. frict Attorney from Presenting Eridgence to Grand Jur.

Sugar Famine Is General In Eastern Cities   Government Reports Imports But Commodity Grows Searcer Daily.

ROCKETING OF SUGAR BEING INVESTIGATED   Government at Last Seeks Reasor for Shortage; Imports Large —°

SAYS COUNTY — NOT EQUALLY REPRESENTED   MARSHFIELD MAY CREATE NEV         WARDS AND HAVE UNPRO PORTIONATE NUMBER Of REP     TATIVE

SAYS COUNTY NOT EQUALLY REPRESENTED   MARSHFIELD MAY CREATE NEW WARDS AND HAVE UNPROPORTIONATE NUMBER OF REP. RESENTATIVES

THE FLY Is BUSY.   Wheat Growers Say This Peril Is Coming to Be Serious,

THE FLY 18 BUSY.        Wheat Growers: Say ‘This Peril Ts Coming to: Re Serious,

NERVES OF KAISER ON EDGE      Former Emperor at Too High Ten. sion Even to Saw Wood.

UNDER NERVOUS TENSION,   Foriner Emperor af Germany Paces to and Down at Gentinek Castle,

Witliain Paces Excitedly Back and Forth in Garden at  Ameronges,   SEEKS TO BE LEFT ALONE

BERLIN NEWS EXCITES KAISER   Ex.Emperor Paces Floor in a Frenzy— Cuts Church Service-—Dutch Redoubie Guard.

FORMER AAlot A 9 OWING WOOD NS NEVER BEFORE   News From His Old Home Has Put Him in Nervous State.   Works a While, Then He Trots and Makes Gestures and Grimaces.

FORMER EMPEROR GREATLY DISTURBEL   Nervous and Insists.on Being Alone.

Six Million Workers to Register. Attitude Toward Coal Strike at Meeting Today.   PARLIAMENT TO MEET TUESDAY   Creeping Paralysis Gradually Numbs the Nation’s Limbs as Laborers Forced Out.

ROOSEVELT ORY DF NOTIFICATION   Vice Presidential Candi date Reaches Home   FOR CEREMONY TODAY   and in Festival Dress for Exer tate—Many Notables of Parpen ent Yon dns CRecdl :

NOTIFY ROOSEVELT TODAY   Viee Presidential Candidate Back a Hyde Park From Deytes to Make Owen Speceh.

Crowds Gather at Home of Roosevelt to Witness Notification Ceremonies

KOOSEY  MELT TQ ACCEPT HONAR IN FEW WORDS   COX RUNNING MATE WILL BEI OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED TODAY

TO NOTIFY ROOSEVELT OF NOMINATION TODA   Many of Country’s Prominent Democrats Will Attend Ceremonies At Hyde Park

ROOSEVELT READ! FOR NOTIFICATION   Speech of Acceptance Will be Shortest on Record for Major Candidate

NEW FLARE UP OF AERELI   Pitched battles at: Londonderry -and ‘wholesale ‘ -burning of barracks

 COUNTESS MARKIEWICé SPEAKS TO CROWDS  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Se na ERE ene S SIONS TTS

DOUBT ABILITY WAR DEBTS   Republicans ~. Must Undo Work of Democrats, Says Chairman Fordnev.

REVISION OF TAX LAWS ADVOCATED BY REP- FORDNEY   Chairman of Way and Means Committee Introduces : Solution   SUGGESTION OPPOSED BY GARNER OF TEXAS   Doubt As To Treasury's Ability To Meet War Debts Is Indicated

FEAR FOUR BILLION PROGRAM 100 LOW   Doubt It Wilt Cover Ma_ turing Debts.

U.S. MAY NOT BE ABLE 10 MEET HUGE WAR DEBT   $7,500,000,000 in Securities Maturing Soon, Worries  House Leaders.

G0. P. LEADERS WORRY QVER TAX SITUATION   Representative “Fordney Interjects Politics Into Preliminary Hearing

LEADERS WORRY OVER ABILITY 10 PAY WAR DEBTS   Concern of Congressional Heads Indicated by Fordney   $7,500,000 IS DUE WITHIN SHORT TIME   Committee Chairman Doubts Whether Tax Levy Will Be Sufficient.

PAYMENT OF WAR DEBT 1S PUZZLING WAYS AND MEANS   CLASH IN POLITICS WHEN CHARGE MADE DEBT DUE TO DEMO REGIME

UO. P. PROPOSES POSTPONING DEBTS TO SAVE TAXATION   Chairman Fordney’s Plan I Met With Opposition of Democrats Who Recall Congress’ Promises.

HARD PUSHED TO PAY BILLS   DEMANDS ON TREASURY ALMoSt REYOND ITs CAPACITY.   WAR DEBT OF SEVEN BILLIONS   MUST BE MET Wwerrers NEXT TWo AND A HALP YVrEans,   Refunding Thru Another Bond lasec Suggested by House ¢ hairman Fordney as Relief tor Im-~  mediate Taxes.

FEAR TAX LE\ NOT SUFF ICIENT TO MEET DERTS      Seven and a Half Billion Dollars In  ', War Obligations Mature Within Next Two and Half Years and Fordney Offers Solution."   SUGGESTS LONG-TERM BONDS

POLITICS ENTERS INTD METHODS OF PAYING WAR QEBI   Doubt Expressed as to Ability of Treasury to Meet $7,500,000,000 Maturing.   FOUR BILLION TAX LEVY MAY NOT BE SUFFICIENT   Refunding Into Long Term Bonds of Certificates, First Issue of War Savings Stamps and Victory Note Issue Suggested.

ROOT IS FORERUNNER OF G. 0. P. FOREIGN POLIC'    Former Secretary of State and Dr James B, Scott, Working . . on League.   HAVING GREAT INFLUENCE      ! OO International Court of Justice Formation, Modelled After’ American Court.

LEAGUE MEMBER ~~ WITHIN YEAR   it Will be “The” League o Nations as Provided in ihe Treaty, Documents Show   AMERICANS TAKE PART   Looks More Likely Than at Any Time Since Controvesy Was Started

Nambers Have Gone Out in Kan . sas and Hlinois—Day Wage the Snag.   PRES. LEWIS GETS BUSY   Confident of Adjustment—How: at Refuses to Recognize the Industrial Court.

SEES END OF MINERS’ STRIKE   Lewis Says Trouble Over Wages Will Be Adjusted Soon.

PRESIDENT OF MINERS SAYS TROUBLES WILL ‘BE ADJUSTED AND COAL ‘MEN WILL RETORN 10 BITUMINOUS MINING

LEWIS DECLARES MINERS WILL BE FORCED TO WORK   A SATISFACTORY ADJUSTMENT IN KANSAS AND ILLINOIS PROMISED SOON.   KANSAS MINE HEAD SAYS COURT HAS NO AUTHORITY

PEEVED MINERS WILL NOT STAY OUT VERY LONE   Situation Will Be Adjusted Within Few Days, Says John L. Lewis.

LOOKS FOR END OF STRIKE   Lewis Declares Troubles Over Min a Wage Contract Will Be § Ac justed Soon.

United Mine Workers President Does Not Believe Situation in Middle Western Coal Fields  Saprinie ‘   HOWAT REFUSES TO DEAL ' WITH INDUSTRIAL COURT   Six Out of Nine Mines Inoperative Monday Working Today with Two New Properties Shut Down

A WAY IS SOVERT TO BRING TREATY DEBATE TO END.   Curtis Ofiers a oNew Rule  That Probably Wil Be Adopted by Republican Mafor4y.

MODIFIED GLOVE SOUGHT Bt oe ATE   Two Resolutions Are Introduced For Consideration By . Committee On Rules,   MEMBERS ARE UNDECIDED

HAVE CLOTURE ON PEACE PACI   Propose .to-Amend Rulés. Sc -That Modified Form of Cloture' Can Be “Invoked.   TWO PROPOSALS ARE UP   Two Resolutions, Both with the Same End in’ View, are Presented “vee To -the - Senate“ - Committee,

RUMES COMMITTEE “WILL CONSIDER MODIFIED GLOTURE      ‘Members Say It Is By No°’Means Certain That Change Will Be . ; ‘Recommended.

MODIFIED CLOTURE RULE - PROPOSED AS NEXT MOVE      Question Over  Amendiug Senate Rutes in Treaty Fight Comes , jp ‘fomorrow, © :

Modified Cloture Is Sought by Senators to Handle Next Week’s Debate.   TWO AMENDMENTS READY   No Indication, However, That th: Senate Rules Committee  Wil Act.

RESOLUTION WOULD CLIP WINGS OF SPREAD EAGLE SPEECH BIRD WHEN THE PEACE TREATY AGAIN S BEFORE THE U. S. SENATE

AMERICANS SAID 10 BE IN CARRANZA’S PAY   ‘onditions in Mexico Growing Wors« Says Witness Just Keturned.

COMMITTEE TOLD MORE ABOUT CONDITIONS IN MEXICO.   Witness Says Americans Are in Carranza’s Pay in Spreading Propaganda in the U. S. =

WILL INVESTIGATE MEXICO’S AFFAIR:   ‘Senate Committee Pushes Probe  .   into Situation There.   Witness Tells Body How Mexicans Put Out Their Propaganda—Americans in Carranza Pay.

IRISH KILL POLICE INSPECTOR   Officer Wilson Assassineted by Five Men in County Wexford—Historic Mansion Burned.

KILL IRISH POLICE INSPECTOR   Government Official Assassinated by Cive Men in Wexford.

ANOTHER REPUBLIC FORMED IN RUSSI/   General Wrangel to Head a Powerful Federation.   White Ruthenia, Ukraine, Cossack and Other Territories to be Called United States of Russia.

NEW RUSS REPUBLIC   General Wrangel to Head a Powerful Federation.   White Ruthenia, Ukraine, Cossack and Other Territories toibe Called United States of Russia. ,

TO SET UP REPUBLIC   NEW RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TC BE HEADED BY WRANGEL.   Filans Contemplate Powerful Federa tion in South to Be Known as United States of Russia.

po . REPORTED THAT PRINCE —  QF WALES IS ENGAGED   But Dispatch Irom London Says Report Is Without Foundation.

IS THE PRINCE OF ~ WALES ENGAGED:   STATEMENT AND DENIAL ARE BOTH MADE BY OPPOSITE SIDES.

Course of Action by Great Powers of Europe Against Russian Soviet to Be Mapped at Conference.   DRIVE AGAINST WARSAW IS SLIGHTLY, CHECKED   Polish Troops Have Slowed Down Bolshevik Advance; Reds Gain Against Lembere: Germany Threatens.

ALLIES SEE HER © AS SOVIET ALLY   Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand Meet in England _ Sunday.   RUSSIANS DRIVE AHEAD

MARSHAL FOCH WITH PREMIER   Military Leader Will Be Pres. ent at Lloyd George-Millerand Conference.

HUGH MILL Gd WT ERAN OA LORDOR Tn?   PLAV §S TO CONFER WITH BRIT. ISH; PREWIER ON THE POLNi! SETUATEON,

France, Great Britain’ and Halt a Dozen Other Nations ‘to Send Soldiers to Poland:

WAR CENTER IS. SHIFTED 10 BERLIN, FRENCH BELIEVE   MILLERAND CONFERS WITH LLOYD GEORGE  ON EMERGENCY AZADA CTHTID DS   Few Divisions From Each of Several Nations Is RecomInander, 7

WILL CONFER» ON SITUATION   Emergency Measure to Be Discussed by Foch  and Millerand

T0 DISCUSS THE ADVISABILITY OF SENDING TROOPS   Nations May Put Several Divisions Into  the Field

PREMIERS CONFER TODA)   1 ee ed  Millerand to England for Conference With Lloyd-George on Polish Situation.

ALLIES CONSIDER PLAN 10 SEND TROOPS 10 WARSAW BATTLE LINE   French Premier and Marshal Foch Leave Pari: This Evening for Important Conference  With Lloyd George.   STIFFER OPPOSITION BEING OFFERED SOVIET LEGIONS

FRENCH PREMIER 10 MEET LLOYD-GEORGE ON POLISH SITUATION   Foch Gees. With Millerand England-—Military Aid to be Considered.

ALLIED ARMY ~~ MAP FIGHT REDS   British ‘And: Frengh Lponiters Dis _eUss Eastern Sitiutlion’ With “Mi: wshal. Foch   WAR ..SEEMS -PROBABLE   AMLABS: MAY. WORM ARDY “CORPS TO DDPEND WARSAW      Eetitieg, ' Grent: Britain, - Hungary, -Rumanin and Levin May Offer Divisians ‘to Uroak One Sinught af Reds

PERSIAN DRIVE BEING MADE BY RITSSTAN RENS   Attention of Officialdom Divert ed From Polish Drive to New Effort   POLES SEND JU. S. NOTE   Lay Situation Before Outside Countries in Official Explanation

FOUR BOYS ARE FROZEN TO DEATH   THE WORST STORM IN NORTH DAKOTA SINCE 1888,   ALL TRAINS ARE SNOW BOUND   Wire Communications Are Gut With Many Large Cities—Heavy Falt of Snow Reported Ali Over the State,

MARTENS SAYS REDS NOW SHOW REAL LENIENCY   Free Religion and Nx Censorship New Soviet Creed.

REPORT SOVIETS CHANGE POLICY   DPRASTIN SALS MAREE ND  Admits Violation of Soviet Promise to Stop Revolutionary Propaganda On Part of Lenine

CHANGES  ~~ INLAWS   iciens; Russien Soviet Ages _ \Says They Have Geen Made in Russia. .

PROLETARIAT SHOULD RULE SAYS MARTENS   Russ Ambassador Favors Abol ition of Private Property in the U. §.   ‘LOOKS LIKE RADICAL _ ENVOY IS NOT SINCERE   Contradicts Self in Several Parts of His Testimony Befor Senate Committee.

LAST EDITION   MARTENS SAYS SOVIET RULES HAVE CHANGED   Lenine’s Agents Tell Senators  His Government More Liberal Than at First.

SOVIET CHANGED LAWS         MARTENS SAYS MANY OINGL METHODS ARK ALTERED,   Priests and Clergy Voir. Critics of ube feslet Tolerated——Majority Right ta Fight Ruling Minority.

 Lockwood Legion, N. P. L.. No. 2286 Meets Friday evening Adv     What Should We Charge

VIOLENT EARTH SHOCKS LASTING TWO HOURS FELT   Shocks Heavier Than In Recent Disturb ances In Mexico; Began At 6:42,

TWO MILLION LOSS AT GALVESTON Ik BlG FIRE AT PIER   Flames Sweep Water Front Destroying Warehouses and Cotton.

MEREDITHSAYS SPEED OUTPUT   New Secretary of Agriculture Has High Cost of Living Cure.   DISCHARGE ALL IDLE HELP   Declares Useless Employees and Mid. diemen Must Be Released From Nonproductive Work That They May Become -Producers   “Oniv Production Is Vital.

MEREDITH SAYS SPEED OUTPUT   New Secretary of Agrigultur Has High Cost of Living Cure.   DISCHARGE ALL {DLE HELP      ‘Detiares Useless Employées and Mid ‘ diemen Must Be Released From Nonproductive Work That They -. Mav Berome Prodiuirera

CUT OUT MIDDLEMEN AND STOP HIGH COST   REMEDY PROPOSED BY NEW AGRICULTURE HEAD.   Returm te the Farm Another Essential im Opinion of Secretary Meredith—-Food Gees Thru Too Many Hands.

CHIEF MEREDITA HAS H.C. L. GURE   Says Discharge All Idle Help and Speed Output.   DEMANDS MORE PRODUCBRS.   Secretary of Agriculture Asserts Used less Employees and Many of the Middlemen Must Be Released From Nonproductive Work.

MEREDITH SAYS SPEED OUTPUT   New Secretary of Agriculture Has High Cost of Living 7 Cure.   DISCHARGE ALL {DLE HELP)   i Declares Useless Employees and Mid. diemen Must Be Released From Nenproductive ; iWork That They Mav Become Praducers

WANTS FEDERAL CONTROL OF ALR   Advisory Committee cates Regulation of Commercial Aerial Navigation.

RUMANIA UNDER MARTIAL LAW IS LONDON REPORT   BOMR EXPLODES IN SENATE KILLING TWO SENATORS—UNREST THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

Shall All This Be Undone.   DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES OF ROUNDUP ELEVEN TWEW PLANTS IN THRIVING CIT)

DVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES OF ROUNDUP ELEVEN-NEW PLANTS IN THRIVING CITY

TORNADO UNROOFS MIAMI BUILDINGS   Blue Bonnet Zinc Mill Near Hooker. ville is Nearly Total Wreck; Damage Reaches $75,000

Governor Cantu Recruits Trovs to Repel what He Calls Invasion of State by . Mexican Federal Soldiers   U. S. OFFICIALS GUARD AGAINST ARMS SHIPMENT

MEXIGAN REBELS READY TD REET FEDERAL ARR   Governor, of. Lower : California _Encolls-4, 000--Men-for ‘Ex—nected: ‘Invasion’

RECRUIT TROOPS REPEL INVATION OF LOWER CAL.   Advancing Army Numbers About 3,000; Expect an Attack

RECRUITING ARMY - TO FIGHT HUERTA   General Cantu Hopes to Get 4,000 Men to Stop “Invasion 2f Lower Galifornia.”

MAY ASK TRIAL OF GEN. VILLA   Bandit Chief Still Under Indictment by United States

RAISING ARMY TO MEET 3000 FEDERAL TROOPS   Governor in California Still Busy Planning to Repel ‘‘Tyvasion,”’   Has Received No Answer To Telegram to The Provisional President.

MEXICANS S$ ANXIOUS TO - RESUME THEIR FORMER - RELATIONS WITH JU. S

GOVERNOR COX TAKES DAY UF   Democratic Nominee Rest; Up Preparatory to Tour of Dixie.

ALLIES HOPE TO SAVE CONDEMNED COMMUNISTS   Commission in Buda Pest I: Authorized to Intervene in Favor of Moderate Reds.   HUNGARIANS TO PARIS

MAY SPARE. COMMUNISTS      Less Barbavic’ Radicals. Muy Not ‘Be Executed *

ALLIES TO INTERCEDE   IN FAVOR OF SOME MODERATE COMMUNISTS.   Supkeme Council Authorizes Military Commission al Budapest ta Act For Convicted Ones.

May Offer $50,000 Reward For Return Of Coughlin Baby   Plans Being Made For Pooling of Large, Sums For Gigantic Reward   EXTEND SEARCH FOR KIDNAPPED BABY

FRIENDS OF THE COUGHLIN FAMILY RAISE BIG PURSE   Huge Reward is Provided For Return of Child Kidnapped

POOL LARGE FUND ~1 OR APPRERENDION OF BOYS KIDNAPEE   Parents Of — Kidnapped Child To Offer Big Fortune.

FORT WORTH MILL BURNED   Fire Followed Threatening Letter Received. No Cause Known

OUR BUSINESS OUTLOOK AS SEEN BY A FINANCIER TOO MANY AMATEURS TO INSURE CONTINUED SUCCESS  WAR INFLATIONS ARE NNOMEN TO SLUMP

REVOLUTION  PLANS BACKED BY MILITARI ORGANIZATION   Uncovered in Raids With Newark “New Jersey, as the Center   A Namber of Rifles, Bombs and Bomb . Making Material Seized   500 of Those Arrested Characterized as Most Dangerous Sort

NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND RADICALS ARE JAILED  “A RATION woe Bain   Plans for Uprising, Backed by Rifles - and Bombs, Discovered at‘New=  - atk: 2000 Called ‘Perfect Cases’ TONS OF PROPAGANDA. FOUND.

RAIDS SPOIL THE      National Plot to Overthrow Government Brought to Light Today.

A Sindt Americans, dnd Deporta. ; ied for AKiens ‘Will Be Recom. metided by Department of Justice

‘All-American Citizens Arrested Will Be Prosecut ~. ed by State Authorities, Government Will fe Recommend 3,000 ‘for Immediate De + portation. Russo Leaders Taken,

NITTI DECLARES ‘RUSSIA MUST . BE AT PEACE   Premier Says Ilaly Want Union of Effort io Re elare Furane

WARREN HAROING ISSUES APPEAL FOR SUPPORT Ct FOURTH ROLL CALL OF AMERICAN RED CROSS

THREE MORE STATES SUFFER DEATH AND LOSSES FROM STORW   Portions of Mississippi, Ala. bama and Tennessee Are Storm Swept.

ABERDEEN VISITED TODAY BY TWISTER, MANY DEAD  We Bamanniatad EPenana

SCORES ARE KILLED, DAMAGE S HEAVY IN PATH OF STORM   Cloudburst Occurs in Suburbs of City; Train Is Derailed.

25 KNOWN DEAD REPORTED TUESDAY MORNING BY UNITED PRESS.   MANY VILLAGES WRECKED   Several Counties in the Famous Hill Country Belt Felt the the Effects of Excessive Windstorms.

TWENTY-ONE DIE IN BIG TORNADO   BB SBESSS4 ES LIV Ae ee eee orereeoere.hmTmT re .  BY STORM SAYS REPORT  Property Damage Heavy—Many Are Injured—Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Are States Hit.

TORNADO SWEEPS ACROSS _ THREE STATES, KILLING MA   Great Property Damage in Mississip Alabama and Tennessee ,

TWENTY-ONE ARE DEAD IN TORNADO   Storm Swept Three States Early Today.   DEATH TOLL MAY BE LARGER   Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Visited by Twister—Twelve Kiiled in Lumber Camp.

TORNADO SWEEPS SOUTHERN STATES THKING MANY LINES   Reports From Several States Indicate Heavy Loss of Life And Property Damage. — 10 Met Death in Mississippi Traum and 1% Tatared.

HEAVY DAMAGE  CUSED BY ~ WIND STORN   Tornadoes. Sweep ‘Western States, Injuring Many Feople and Destroying Property.

SEVERAL KILLED WHEN A TORNADO HITS MASS. TOWN   RETWEEN 40 AND 50 INJURED PROPERTY DAMAGE WILL REACH $200,000

‘MISSISSIPPI STORM  SWEPT EARLY TODAY   Several ‘Killed, Many Injured and Damage ia $200,000 Arkansug Death List Grows

MANY KILLED  MUG OANA IN TORNADO SWEPT SOUTH   21 Known to Be Dead in Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi  HEAVY SNOW TIES UP- MIDDLE WEST Two Slain by : an Electrical Storm Wwhien Hits  A wea rr eA eee

MANY KILLED, VAST DAMAGE TO PROPERTY   Mississippi, Tennessee-andAlabama in Path of -Disastrous Twister,  _.   MEAGER REPORTS OF STORM POURING IN

NUMBER OF PERSONS KILLED AND GREAT = PROPERTY DAMAGE DONE BY A TORNADO

TORNADO STRIKES ABERDEEH, Wis; CFVERAL RILLED   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS ESTI. MATED AT $200,000. SEVERAL STORMS.

TORNADO SWEEPS “THROUGH 3 STATES   Many Dead in Storms in Ala bama, Mississippi and Tennessee Today

TORNADO KILLS 18 IN ALABAMA, EARLY REPORTS   Twister Sweeps Tour Alabams Towns and Southern Tennes: see; Aberdeen,-Glenn, and Bay Springs Damaged

TORNADO STRIKES OHIO.   Several Reported Killed at Genoa——Storm Also Hits Near Dayton.

TROOPS IF U'ANNUNZIO FIRE ON ITALIAN - WARSHIPS  le Threatens to Issue Declaratior of War on Italy.

D'ANNUNZIO IS AGAIN RAMPANT   THREATENS WAR AGAINST ITALY UNLESS TERMS. . ARE MET TODAY.

ITALIAN SHIPS OFF FUME ARE ATTACKED BY POFT-WARRIOR   Transport of D’Annunzio’s Fleet Reported Sunk in  Fiume Harbor.   WAR IS THREATENED  Government Troop Commander Orders Firebrand’s Men to Quit Two Islands.

COMMISSIONERS ARE CLAIMED UNFAIR   Charges Made by Chicago Com mission “Firits Too High.   Meredith Tells Interested Parties New Schedules Will Not Go into Effect August 16.

iNew Commission Rates Will Affect Livestock  Shipments August 16th

AEGEGO IN JUNE IO CONGRESS PLAN   Senate and House Leaders Reach Vacation Agreement.   REST PERIOD BEGINS JUNE 1   Majority Leader Mondell Believes Business Before Congress Will Permit Tentative Arrangement —Adjournment Opposed.

CONGRESS TAKES RECESS IN JUNE   Téntadtive Agresment Reached bi Leaders of Senate and House.   VACATION TO START JUNE 1   Plan Preferred Instead of an Adjourn. ment—Majority Leader Mondell Believes Business of Congress Will Permit Arranaement.

CONGRESS T0 TAKE RECESS OF 3 MONTHS   Tentative Agreement Reached by Leaders of Senate and House,   Plan Preferred Instead of an Adjourn. ment—-Majority Leader Mondell Believes Business of Congress Will Permit Arrangement.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK LEADER — ~IN CRIMEA SUCCESSFUL IN ATTACK ON RED ARM)   Soviet Government Is Shifting ~ Troops From Polish Front to Resist Advance

INFORMATION   AT THE STATE DEPA  RIMENT   Says France Will Not Extend Immediate Aid to Gen. Wrangle.

Nominee Will Put Plenty of . Punch in Speeches, Man-— agers Say.   TO DISCUSS TREATY   To Leave No Doubt.of Stan on Vital Issues-of Campaign.

Harding To Strike At Governor Cox Tn Speech Today   Against ‘‘One Man Power’’ At Washington—Will Have Respect For Senate

Golf Links, Tennis Courts. and Trap Shooting in Readiness For That Date   CiBB HOUSE WELL UNDER Wal

A CRITICAL. PERIOD   HARDING SAYS .NO TIME FOR ENULPATION NOW,             Conditions Coritron lect Demand Wis

A GRUIUAL PERIOD   HARDING SAYS NO TIME FOR EXULTATION NOW.   Pp * —< e . (onditions Contronting President bicct Demand Wise Qegislation-

WISH LIPTON LUCK.ON HIS YACHT RACE   Challenger Makes No Prediction as to Outcome of Shamrock IV.

TURK ARI 10 BE MERE HAN y PUL VE Dy] rift       Just Enough Armed Men t Keen Order in Asia Minor t be Allowed. ;   ALLIED PREMIERS ACT   Must Keep Armed Forces on Asiatic Side of Bosphorous

Wi Ani 10 BE MERE HANDFUL AE DAL ERE   Just Enough Armed Men t Keep Order in Asia Minot t be Allowed.   ALLIED PREMIERS ACT   Must Keep Armed Forces on Asiatic Side of Bosphorous

TURK ARMY WILL BE LIMITED 10. FORGES TQ MAINTAIN QRDEF   WILL BE REQUIRED TO KEEP ARMED FORCES ON ASIATIC SIDE OF BOSPHORUS,

RADICAL ACTION.   ‘Comin aiity Dean Arrest” or Ebert On Charge of Treason,

KANSAS MINERS SEEK POWER   Want to Enter Politics—Funds to Control Newspapers.

‘KANSAS MINERS PLEDGE TO SUPPORT HOWAT IN STRIKE   Resolution Adopted at K. C. Meet: ing to Aid Him Any Time He Sees Fit ta Call Walkout.

URGED TO ENTER POLITICS.   Tnited Mine Workers Told to Elect Their Members.

CONTROL QF PAPERS ~ WANTED BY MINERS         “MEN ARE “TRGED TO ‘0 ‘AOTIVEL INTO POLITICS AND ‘ELECT: - OWN MEMBERS, - ,  ¥

ee ee ee eee ee  LABOR 15 PLANNING TO CONTROL DAILY PRESS   MINEWORKERS TAKING STEPS TO ENTER JOURNALISM ON A BIG SCALE—READY TO GO OUT ON STRIKE ANY TIME.

VICE CONDITIONS IN BORDER TOWN BRINGS SECOND PROTEST   Would Deny Passporis to . Tia Jaana, Mexico, Petition Urges.

MEXICAN CITY PAINTED AS A VICE HOTBED   Tia Juana, Across Border From San Diego, is Modern Sodom.

VICE CONDITIONS CAUSE. PROTES'   San Diego Has Mexicar Town Across the Way That Is Proving Wogrysome.

PROTESTS 10 WASHINGTON ON TIAJUANA   Vice in Mexican Border Town Troublesome to  San Diego.

STATE DEPARTMENT. [8 PETITIONED 10 PROTEST TO iweXICAN GOVERNMENT ON “VICE CONDITIONS”

RUTEST AGAINST TIA JUANA, MEX   San Diego Mayor and 24 Civi Organizations Urge Action by U. S. Government.

SAN DIEGO WANTS DORGE FROM Tih JUANA'S VAMPINGS   State Department Petitioned to Deny Passports Until Vice Conditions Remedied.

MORALISTS WANT BAN ON TIA JUANA   Anti-Saloon League and Method. ist Temperance Workers Pro test Mexico’s “Vice.”

OFEARER GILLETT AGES ECONOM   Remorseless Cutting Down of ‘Expenses Necessary Duty to Avert Threatened Financial Panic.

BILLY DANSEY IS REPORTED FOUND IN OHIK   Man Who Went in Search of Boy Confident He Has  Tomedeeet! Piven

ONDY THE CHE RCILIS LRT,   "Phousnad Enhabieinis Camping One After Borest Flee.

CHURCH AND PASTORAGE . UNTOUCHED BY FIRE   Village of St. Quentin, N. B. Virtaally Wiped out by Fvrest Fires,

BEGAN SERIES OF CONFERENCES   Now Wage Differences or Serious Disagreements Exist

CALL 15 MADE FOR ~ STATE CONVENTION   Republican State Conven tion to be Held at Indianapolis in May

WOULD ABOLISH FOOD CONTROI   Saying Wheat Market “Orgy of Speculation” Sen. Gronna Will Present Bill to End Food  ‘Administration.   FACTS STATED

GRONNA WILL ASK REPEAL OF FOOD LAW   Accuses Hoover cf Bad Faith With Farmers Ir - Administering It

VLETELE Ut  SAID WHEAT MARKET 1S’ “ORGY AE SpreHN ATION”   Charged Food Administration Did Everything   In Favor of the Middle Man and Got the Farmer   Will Introduce Bill Repealing the Act and Wiping Out the Entire Office.

SENATOR GRONNA RAPS HOOVER AND PRI CONTRO   Says Food. Administration Worked Against Farmers,   WHEAT GROWERS LOST BIG SUMS   Favors Turning Whole Wheat Control Office Out, Senator Gronna to Introduce Bill

GRONNA SAYS - FARMER HURT   SENATOR DECLARES FOOD ADMINISTRATION WORKED FOR THE MIDDLEMAN

CANADIAN MINISTER - ABSOLVED BY JURY       LIQUOR SLEUTH S510. “ROAD. HOUSE KEEPER IN SELF “DEFENSE, VERDIC DECLARES —

PASTOR-SLEUTH IS ABSOLVED OF - MURDER CHARG!   Jury Finds Man Waging War on Bootleggers in Canada Fired in Self Defense.

BONUS OPPOSED BY MISSOURI BANKERS   FINANCIERS FAVOR MORE PAY TO TEACHERS AND BIG ROAD BOND ISSUE.

EXCHANGE DROP HITS MARKETS   Basic Foods and Cotton in Big Price Slump on All Marts.   FREIGHT EMBARGO ORDERED   Edict Affects 15 Mississippi Valley States and Will Enable Farmers to Obtain Cars to Send Grain to Markets.

BASIC FOODS AND COTTON IN SLUMP   Exchange Upheaval Hits Prices of Practically All Products.   WILL AID GRAIN SHIPMENT   Rail Administration Orders Freight Embargo for the Period of Ten Days to Enable Farmers to Obtain Cars.

}OOKS: LIKE HU   oo 8 - £3 Vg Railronds Appear to Re Playing -the  Game,

Rr ai ilre y at ds \ bt pee. i  r (a a mht’ @ . 4 i al vi yi ne ated t! it

NEW YORK oT RIK OUTLOOK BRIGHTER   MANY VOLUNTEER VO HELP RAILROADS OPERATE THE NECESSARY TRHKAINS

Founder of Mexican Colony Says ~ Carranza ‘Officer Came to ~~ ¥illand Steal.

COLONISTS IN MEXICO SLAIN SOLONS TOLD   Founder ‘Blalock of Chama Testifies: Before Committee That Bandits Killed Seven: Governor Saves Twenty-One   Witnesses Will Declare That American. Ranchers Backed ¢ by Ring of Politicians Are Spared While Others Robbed

DIRECTED TO STAY AT POSTS   \dmi{nistration Workers Advised te Brawe Rolshevik Invasion.

EASTERN GREEKS TD OPPOSE CONSTANTIN   Constantinople Witnesses Demonstration Against Kings Return.

bactha THY UE  i  LENG 7 PONT ARITIN  GU AE   Chief ‘of Military Mission a Constantinople Cannot -  Apnpearin Public —   ROYALISTS” ASSAILED   v enezilists Wreck Newspapél Office and Send Gifts to _ Former Premier.

ANTIKING. CROWD IN DEMONSTRATION   News of Constantine’s Return to Athens Starts Street . Fichtine.

Advocates of An Irish Republi Announce They Will Test  apie en: Wessesamas:

HAMMOND AND GARY TEACHERS AT MEETING   Program for Vocational Meeting at South Bend Shows Local Names.

RANGE I  T0 TRADE WITH REDS   French No Longer to Recog. nize Wrangel Because of Defeat

LEAGUE HEARS  SOVIET TAKES ON A DEFIANT AiR AT RIGA   Occupation of, Vilna is Direct Challenge to Polish  ge eg   PELANE AVANS VY Be FESR oe  French Give Up Hope of Combatting Russian Reds Then Wrangel

UVIET FORGES OCCUPY VILNA; WAR PROBABLE   War-Like Developments Involving Russia Have Taken Place.   ‘TREATY IS NOW OFF   Way Open For Frenct Traders To Open Negotiations With Russ.

SOVIET MAKING WARLIKE MOVES  ENGENDERS FEAF  REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN  VILNA AND MAY AGAIN ATTACK POLAND.  ee ee ee ee ae eS ee

MICHIGAN G. 0. P. DELEGATION LINED UP FOR JOHNSON   Thirty Representatives Are In. structed to Use Every Ef. fort at Command to Get Senator’s Nomination.

MICHIGAN DELEGATION INSTRUCTED FOR JOHNSON   Federal Commission to Arbitrate La. hor Diffientties Endorsed in Resolutions Adopted,

MICHIGAN BACKS JOHNSON TICKET   Thirty Delegates WillStand for Californian While Any Chance Remains

STATE REPUBLICANS  PLEDGED FOR HIRAN   ‘Stand By Him as Long as He Has a Chance.

MICHIGAN DELEGATES PLEDGED 10 JOHNS!   Must Vote for Him as Long as He Has a Chance of Being Nominated

May Reduce the  _ Navy Yard Forces   Uniess The Machinists Accept ‘Phe Five Per Cout Incrinso — Offerse Tho Forces’ WH Be Reduevd Dwenty-Fivo Per Cent.

[May Reduce the. Vee “Navy: Yard. F orces   Unless 'The “Machiplsts: Accept thi ‘Five Por Cent Increase  Offerer The “Kr ores Wit) Be  Reduced  + Tyyenty-Bire Per Cent. :

NAVY YARD FORCES: TO BE REDUCED   Unless Men Accept Wage Conditions Reported by Sec retary Daniels Say Reports

TO CUT NAVY YARD FORCE   Daniels Says Reduction of 25 Per Cent in Number of Employees Is Made: Necessary by Raise.

DAMELS ANNOUNCES RIG:  WAGE BOOST IMPOSSIBLE . 2° UNLESS FORCES ARE CU’

SUFFRAGE ACT BEATEN,   Virginia Senate Rejects Amendment 24 to 10,

UNION TO EXPEL STRIKE LEADERS   Those Instrumental in Calling Chicago Walkout To Be Deprived of Cards

LIFESTORY.OF MACSWINEY 1S TOLD BY WIDOY   APPLAUSE AND SOBS PUNC  « TUATE TESTIMONY 8 MRS, MURISL MACSWINE. BISFORE COMMITTEE.

Mfio, MACSWINEY TELLS OF LIFE UF LORD MAYOR   Recounts Numerous Arrests and Constant Efforts on   Behalf of Ireland. Was Reconciled After Speech at Trial and Proud of  Lie Crnmrana

APPLAUSE, SOBS, PUNCTUATE STORY   Mrs. MacSwiney Testifies at Hearing...

MRS, MACSWINEY TELLS HER STORY   Applause And Sobs Punctuate Her Narration Before _ Committee. a    EXPLAINS MAYOR'S STAND      Charges He Was Arrested Because He Knew Police Code. He Was Happy to Die For Cause.

MACOWINEY 3 WIDOW IN TESTIMONY RECOUNTS HUSBAND'S LIFE WORK   DESCRIBES HIS MANY ARRESTS  AND HIS EEFORTS IN BEHALF OF TRELAND,

Mi. MACSWINEY TELLS STORY OF HUNGER OTAIKE OF HUSBAND AND HIS DEATH IN JAIL   Applause and Sobs Greet the Recital of the Dra matic Story of the Lord Mayor’s Fight and Death Against the British Government.

EARLY LIFE OF MacSWINEY IS UNFOLDED   Widow Tells of First Meeting and Jmprisonments Leading up to Death.   MARRIED 3 YEARS

WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR MW’ SWINEY      BEFORE THE COMMIT. .. TEE. OF . ONE. HUN. . DRED TODAY...   Sister of Lord Mayor Says  - U.S. Has Not'Lived Ur to Ideals of Democrac} -- Pyofessions. s,

MRS, MacSWINEY TESTIFIES TODAY   Widow of Lord Mayor of Cork Witness at Today's * Session of Investigation   British Charged With At tempt to Starve Ireland  Pees, foster e:

SHORTS FORCE. PRICES HIGHER   Efforts To Cover Have  Tendency To Force Market Up.   IOUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS GOOD

WANTED ONE LAST MEETING   Then Pauline Meglige Shot Julius Jonas. .   WIFE KNEW ABOUT AFFAIR   Wife of Wounded Traveling Salesman, With Missouri Territory, Forgives Him.

MRS. MELIGE SAYS MAN IS TO BLAME   Mother Says Jonas. Sales Manaser Wouid Not Let Her Daughter  ‘Alone: Tragedy Resulted

ceediastiat dic xia "hole: al gana ie aang *~ ial oats al aca Labor Leader and Pastor Aro Floaged in Arkansas

POLAND WILL GET SOME RUSS GOLL   Secret Agreement Reached ir ~~ Connection With Signing Armistice. -

FORCED FROM ROAD AUTOIST IS KILLED   Walton Dugan, Formerly of East Berlin, Meets Death in Accident Near Dallastown— Coroner Investigating.

REPUBLICANS MAKE GLEAN ._ SWEEP OF STATE OFFICES   Legisiature Overwhelmingly Rebublican and Full G. 0. P. Delegation Is Returned to Congress.

DEMOCRATS QUIT _ _ _ HEADQUARTERS   AFTER CQONCEDING ELECTION OT STATE DEMOCRATS DESERT INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE

SHIP VICTIMS STILL SAFE   But. Passenger . ‘Aboard the Ul Fated “princege Anne are Suffering From Exposure.

PASSENGERS AND CREW IN DANGER   Steamer “Princess Anne” Driven Ashore During the Storm on Atlantic Coast

ATTEMPTS MADE TO RESCUE LINER   )Renewed EWforts Made Today to Res: cue Passengers and Crew of Princesy Anne.

Gompers Brands Harding’s © Election Tuesday Great Plunge Toward Reaction

LABOR CHIEF SEES PLUNGE 10 REACTION   Samuel Gompers Declare: “Forward Lookers” Regret Election   ‘CONGRESS MORE LIBERAL’      Makeup Shows Gain for Progress; Labor Haters Defeated, He Says.

GOMPERS HAS FEELING OF REGRET ON RESULT   President Federation of Labor Still Sees Silver Lining in the Clouds. ;

GOMPERS IN. STATEMENT   Labor Chief Says Men Whose Record was Perfect fected,   MORE UNION CARDS. SOW   Declares There Will be More of « These in the House Than Any+ time in Past.

Na et eS  RESULER IN ROUSE PLEASE COMPERC   Says Many Opposed to Labor Wants Beaten At [lection  Thinks General Resuli “Plunge Toward Reaciion”

DISAPPOINTS COMPERS   Leader Says Congressmen Who Opposed Labor Have Been Left at Home.

GOMPERS REGRETS ELECTION OUTCOME   Labor Leader Adds That Ue Will Give President-Flect Harding His Support?

Flection is “Start Toward Reaction” Says Gompers But Democracy Will Right Itsel

GOMPERS ENDORSES ~LABOR'S STAND ON POLITICAL ISSUES   Labor Chief: Believes That  _-Fatility of Separate Party Action Was More Convincingly Shown -by Results of the. Election

President of A.F.L. Declares Enemies Defeated for Re-election.   Asserts Democracy Wil Richt Etself at Proper Time.

GOMPERS REGRETS ELECTION OUTCOMI   But Finds More Union Men ~ in Congress.

STATEMENT BY © LABOR LEADER   “Every Forward Look ing -Man-and Woman Must Feel Regret” 

DEEP REGRET COMES TO THOSE WHO LOOK FORWARD-GOMPERS   Head of American Federation of Labor Today Makes State ment on Election Outcome   LABOR ENEMIES BEATEN   Says Many Men Hostile to Organ. ized Labor Have Been De feated fcr Re-election.

GOMPERS REGRETS RESULT   Says Plunge To The Reactionary Has Been Taken,

A: ‘Great Plunge .- Towards Reactio1   So Satd Samuel Gompers, Labor Leader, of the Result: of the BiectiOn “ Weld’ Last TucéSday.

GOMPERS CLAIMS DEMOCRACY WILL RIGHT ITSELF   Says New Congress Shows Big Increase in Number Of Union Cards Which Are Now Held.

GOMPERS SAYS LABOR SHOWS ITS STRENGT   Regrets Plunge Towards Re. action: Claims Victory In Congressional Results

In First Statement Since The Election, Labor Chief: ‘Says That Congress Shows . Goud Results.—Union Cards ie  ! creased: He Said.”

COMPERS € CAINS FOR LABOE   BUT DEPRECATESTHE “GREAT PLUNGE TOWARD REacrrigs\**   ELECT UNION MEMBERS   At Least Fifty ag Veho Carr) Unien Cards Will Be in Convress, He Says }

GOMPERS UP FOR AIR   FIRST HE SCOLDS EVERYBODY! “FOR VOTING FOR REACTION.   Then He Bohs Up with a Claim That Lahor .Won.a Great Viea tory In the Late Election.

LABORS POLITICAL  POLICY JUSTIFIED HECLARES GOMPERS   Fifty Hostile Congressmen Defeated Claims Labor Leader in Statement Friday   SEGRETS (WHAT HE TERMS TREND TOWARD REACTION   Claims Election of at Least Fit: teen Union Men

Great Plunge Towards Reaction, Gompers’ View of Victory by Harding

ELECTION RESULT JUSTIFIES POLY OF UNITED LABOR   Federation President Say: Outcome Is ‘Great Plunge Towards Reaction.’   Asserts Every Member 0 Congress With ‘Perfect’ Record Re-elected.

cLEUTIDN UF  MEN, HARDING ALE IED AY MPF RS   Finds Some Solace in Returns on Candidates for Congress   FIFTEEN UNION MEN ELECTED TO HOUSE   savs “Futility of Separate arty Actions Fully Demonstrated”

BUMPERS REGRETS 6. 0. P VICTORY BUT HAS HOPE FAR (ARNA LECISU ATION   THINKS NEW CONGRESS WILL BI MORE FRIENDLY TOWARD LABOR THAN LAST.

RS" = —~—Ss  GOMPE RS PLEASED WITH THE RESULT   Pees  SAYS MANY MORE MEN WITH UN: ION CARDS WILL SIT IN LOWER HOUSE

Ble PLUNGE TOWARD  "REACTION, GOWPERS SANS ON RESULT OF NATIONAL ELECTION   Congressional . Results, However Show “Specific Gain for All That Makes for Progress”   STAND. AGAINST SEPARATE PARTY PROVED, HE SAYS

@ Jive Stock Market  ” cia ve Reported  _ ASSIDY 7 SOUTHWESTERN CO IWESTERN, COMMISSION  GXLANOMA CITy

ae Vive Stock Market’  "Officially Reported  "CASSIDY SOUTHWESTERN COMMISSION COMPANY  OKLAHOMA CITV

RETURN BODIES OF SOLDIERS   United States Transpor to Sail From France Next Friday.

USTED SOCIALISTS. WIN IN ELECTION   LEGISLATORS BARRED LAST WINTER CARRY DISTRICTS OVER FUSION CANDIDATES. ,

'RE-ELECT 5 N. Y. SOCIALISTS   Gotham Voters Send Back Expelled  Aeeamhiv Membherc

 Huge Sum Spent in Corrupt! _ Practices, Says Prosecutor; Many Strange Resorts Take  » Place of Cafes.

Yolanteers Are:Called For by Lower. California’ Governor to’ War on the Army De La Tineria Is Muu      3000 Mexican Troops Leave  Ensenada; Airmen Are On . Watch for Army Movement: _ Citizens Are Told to Arm

Lower California Executive Confident of Ability to Beat Back Invading Army; New Recruits Now Being Drilled; U. S. Army [s Watching Border; Good Offices of U.S. Are Asked in New Crisis.

CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING   Coal Manager Charges United States Officials With Profiteering in Coal.

CERTAIN GROUP OBTAINED 450,000 TONS FOR WORK, SAYS   CERTAIN GROUP OBTAINED 450,006 TONS FOR WORK, SAYS CUSHING   ARMY OFFICIAL AIDED   No Names Wii! Be Made Public Unti Investigation of the Charges Have Been Completed

F ederal Officials in _ Graft on Fuel, Charge   RAILWAY OFFICIALS AND ONE ARMY OFFICER IN PLOT, AS WELL, IT 1S SAID—SENATE HEARS OF AMAZING STATE OF AFFAIRS BUT NAMES DO NOT GO TO PUBLIC—INQUIRY IS TO BE CONTINUED.

TEERING IN GOAL CHARGED OFFICIAL NAMEL   Group of Men in Government Service Accused by G, H. Cushing.   RAILROAD OFFICERS ALSO IMPLICATED   Shortage Caused by Inter state Commerce Commission Statements, Cushing Says.

EXPOSE GRAF TING IN FEDERAL GOAL   Names of Those Alleged to Have Profited Given to Committee by Witness

UJ, 5, GOAL FAMINE THREAT CAUSED BY NEEDLESS PANIC   Witness Tells Senate Commit tee Government Officials Profited by “Inside” Knowledge.

WORST ELEMENTS IN HUMAN NATURE WERE TURNED L005   George H. Cushing Tells How Coal Shortage Last Summer Was Produced.   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS JOINED IN PROFITEERING   One Man Principal in Operation by Which Group of Men in Federal Service Obtained 450,000 Tons and Cleared Up Profit of $600,000,

OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH PROFITEERINE   CUSHING ASSERTS GOVERN MEN MEN JOINED COAL  DEALERS.   INVESTIGATION 1S MADE   Shortage Also- Declared Due te  Pessimistic Reports and “Panic.”

bs  Contends That’ Newberry, Himself, Did Not Contribute One Doilar to  Campaign. on OS

‘SEN, NEWBERRY OPENS DEFENSE      Outlines To gat y Atutude 0 Deiense Which Will Be & sumed By Senator In Case On Trial   DE “CLABES 5 ME WRER BY ES “INNOCENT OF CHARGES   senator Was Rete eclant Po En rer Race and Did Net Use One Pen ny Of Own Money in Campaign

~ TD PLOT GHARELS   Counsel for Newberry Answers ..Government’s Indictment.   AMERI!CANISM PUT TO-FRONT   Says Atmosphere at the Time of the » Election Should» Be. Considered— ‘Patriotic Excitement Was ‘Then at Its Crest.

DEFENSE MAKES A STATEMENT IN NEWBERRY CASE   J. 0. Murfia Outling Case Puts Emphasis on Conspiracy” as Chief Charge.   RECALLS STRESS OF TIMES   Shows Newberry as Candidate at Demand of Others Never Leaving Naval Post.

NEWBERRY WAS INDUCED TO ENTER CAMPAIGN BY PIFARING AE FRIENT'   DEFENSE COUNSEL OUTLINES AT TITUDE TO BE ASSUMED DURING CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

NEWBERRY URGED T0 ENTER SENATE RAGE BY FRIENDS      Defense Will Hold That Entry Was ‘Not In Furtherance of Scheme . To Get Senate Seat.

WAR RECORD OF SENATOR ENDED IN GANDIDAGY   Defense Says Newberry Did Not Aspire to Seat, But Was Urged to Run by Friends.  ie pi a, _ iin tm neen 2-2 oo alte CA ee   BARES CAMPAIGN

AVERS NEWBERRY DID NOT SCHEME FOR SENATE SEAT   VIEW OF DEFENSE IS SETI _ FORTH IN FEDERAL COURT IN GRAND RAPIDS   ENTERED RACE AT FRIENDS’ REQUES)   Ceunsel for Defense Promises tc Point Out in Detail Everything Done in the Campaign

NEWBERRY DEFENSEIS ~ OUTLINED   TO JURY IN U. 8S. COURT WHEW TRIAL RESUM ED TODAY.   Entered Senatorial Race in Michigan at Solicitation of Others and Not in Fu:therance of Scheme to Get Seat. is Claim.

REMEMBER “PEACE MISSION’   General Feeling That. ‘Rord Did Not: ‘Represent Type Of ‘Ametican That, Was Wanted At Criti nal Time,   URGED: TO ENTER. BATTLE

NEWBERRY OPENT TOO MUCH, aTORY HIS AIDS COMBAT   Campaign Came When Last Foe Drive Was at Height and . World Fate Trembling.   PATRIOTIC LIGHT TURNED ON SENATORSHIP RIVALS   Commander Ran Against “Best Advertised Man in U. S$.” His Counsel Asserts.

Newberry Reluctant to Enter Senatorial Race, — Defense Informs Jur}   War Record of Candidate Charged with Election Fraud in Cam paign Expenditures Is Emphasized by Judge Wa coke.

DEFENSE OUTLINED IN NEWBERRY CASE   “War’’ Record of Henry Ford Contrasted With That of Senator in Opening Address to Trial Jury.   DEFENDANT REFUSES TO SPEND MONEY IN FIGHT   Judge Murfin Declares New: berry Never Contributed < Penny—Won Through Per: fect Organization.

DENIES NEWBERRY ENTERED FIGHT fo PART OF A SCHENE   Judge Murfin Says Senator Was Forced Into Campaign By The Pressure Of Many Friends.   BATTLE WAS HOT, HE SAYS

~ OF ALL EXPENDITURES   Directs ‘Attention. to Peculiar : Circumstances Surrounding Campaign and. Gites Popular Feeling Against Ford

NEWBERRY DENIES CHARGES OF PLOT   Senator’s Counsel Replies tc Government’s Statement in Election Case.   ACTUATED: BY AMERICANISM   Declares Patriotic Excitement Was at Great During Unusually Hot Campaign—Atmosphere of Period Should Be Considered.

NAY FORD GIVEN ~-GENTLE DIGS WHEN LAWYER OPENS CASE   Counsel Tells Jury Newberry Ran Only at Wishes of Many Michigan Voters ~   SENATOR’S PATRIOTIC STAND IS PRAISED   Not One Dollar of Defendant’s Money Handled by Anybody, ‘Attorney Asserts”

WHY NEWBERRY WAS CANDIDATI   Attitude to Be Assumed By Defense Outlined to Jury Today

Defense for Newberry Says Senator W as Uraed to Enter Race in Campaign

DAYS NEWBERRY WAS DRAGGED INTO THE RACE   Attorney for Accused Senator Drapes Defendant in Stars and Stripes.   PATRIOTIC DUTY TO SAVE THE COUNTRY   Upholds the Right of the Sen. ator to Spend All the Money He Pleased.

NEWBERRY DD NOT SEEK SEAT IN THE SENATE   Counsel for the Senator Says He Only Consented To Run After Much Urging.

REPLY BY NEWBERRY   Senator’s Counsel Denies Charges of Plot.   Declares Americanism and Patriotic Excitement Were at Crest During Hot Eleétion Campaign.

DEFENDO METHOD: Dt NEWBERRY IN SENATORIAL RAGE   Attorney, in Outlining What Defense Will Try to Prove At Trial, Says Candidate Did Not Spend Cent.

COUNSEL FOR Tht DEFENSE IN THE KEWBERRY MATTER BRIEES EVIDENCE AS IT WILL BE BROURHT FORTE

NEWBERRY WAS FORCED IN RACE   Patriotic People of State of Michigan Wanted American to Run for Senate.   STATEMENT BY ATTORNEY

NEWBERRY ENTERED RACE ONLY UPON WIDE SOLICITATION   DEFENSE COUNSEL IN CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD ELECTION CASE OUTLINES PLEAS OF DEFENDANTS.

PATRIOTISM OF NEWBERRY CITED BY HIS COUNSEL   Defense Will Allege Thal Michigan Laws Were Not Broken.   COMPARES WAR RECORD WITH THAT OF OPPONENT   J ay Is Told That Newberrs titered Service With_out Delay. 

LAWYER, OUTLINES HEWBERRY. GASE   sy  «jf ee i: Etat pes TRIOTISM OF “PEOPLE AND NOT MONEY WAS CAUSE  s i Fal A add e PA

SENATOR REPLIED T0 PLOT GHARGE:   Counsel for Newberry Answers Government’s Indictment.   AMERICANISM PUT TO FRONT   Says Atmosphere at the Time of the Election Should Be Considered— Patriotic Excitement Was Then at Its Crest.

DOWNWARD PRICE TREND STARTS IN MIDDLE WES   Retailers Make Reductious—Bankers Curtail Loans—Serious Coal Shortage Threatened.

GRAVE GRISIS IS. ~ FACING NATION   Unless More Coal Cars -Are Furnished: Country Will ‘Sée Famine.in Fuel .   ROADS -UNFAIR, UNJUST   A Paralysis of Industries Threatens Unless Extieme Measures Are Soon Taken

AT ONGE TO RAUL FUEL FOR WINTER   Grave Crisis: Threatened “By Lack of Transportation at Mines, Officials Say.

DAR SHORTAGE THREATENS 10 SHORTEN GOAL   MINERS AND OPERATORS AGREF THAT SITUATION NOW IS REALLY SERIOUS,   Interstate Commission Has Begun To Move Cars However and Looks for Improvement,

WHILE. INDUSTRY OF NATION 1 IN BRAVEST DANGER   CAR SHORTAGE Is TO BLAME   SOME IMPROVEMENT NOW REPORTED, BUT PERIL STILL IS GREAT

“NO COAL NEXT WINTER” 1S MINERS’ PREDICTION   shortage of Cars Declared to Threat. en Supply for Industries and.  ylomes,

COUNTRY FACES GRAVE CRISIS.   Indasivial Life Threatened by Coal Car Shortage.

Uilala 15 FEAREL   NABILITY TO MOVE COAL MEN: ACK: OF COUNTRY.   <ituntion Deemed Worst in ¢ Cocuntry’s History.

FINE OUTLOOK FOR THE PEOPLE NEXT WINTE  “eidepaccae eesti   resident of Ohio. Mineys Says No ‘Coal Next Winter Uniess - Car Situation is Changed al Once. ae am,

PREDICTS COAL PAMINE   “rortace of Open Top Cars Threatens  Fraclerctrio<

CAR SHORTAGE MAY MEAN EMPTY BINS   Grave Threat for Soft Coal Suppl Unless Araffic Conditions © Remedied,

PUBLIC MAY FIND ITOELF WITHOUT ANY GOAL THIS WINTER   Car Shortage Causes Grav Crisis Involving Industrial Life of Nation.   PERSISTENT EFFORTS GF OPERATORS UNAVAILING   Owners of Many Mines East of Mississippi Able to Operate Only One or Two Days a Week, and Curtailment of Production is Already Affecting Plants in Middle West,

SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF COAL 1S THREATENED   NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION ASSERTS CAR SHORTAGE GROWING WORSE.

CHARVIENY HEAB FORGE AT VIENA   Every Member League Assem bly Hopes for Entry of United States

‘League Forces at . Vilna to be Under French Commander   Troops to Include British Detachment from Danzig Army of Occupation

COX STARTS FOR OHIO TONIGHT   Finishes Western Campaign wit Sppeches in Kansas City.

GOV COX TO END LONG WESTERN TOUR   Returend to Missouri ' Today For Last La&p—Three Speeches In Kansas City.

GOVERNOR COX UN LAST LAP OF WESTERN TOUR   Democratic Nominee Talks League of Nations in Missouri Today.   PROFITEER OF PEACE ROUNDLY DENOUNCED   Mrs. George Bass Shares Platform With Governor . in Kansas City.

COX TOUR ENDS TONIGHT IN MO   Democratic Candidate anc Mrs. George Bass Speak Tonight Kansas City.

PALMER SEES PALM FOR HIM   “EVEN IF ' AM NOT NOMINATED, DEMOCRATS WILL WIN IN NO. VEMBER, HE SAYS

CONTROL TO ~ THE: ALLIES   SIMS URGRS THAT. CONTRO OF NAVAL QPERATIONN 8E Qivea TO ABRLGE      SAYS LONDON. 18 LOGICAT CENTER FOR DIRECTING NAYAL OPERATIONS

SIMS URGED SINGLE GONTROL-OF-NAVIES   Wanted  One Nation Given Full Charge of Sea Activi- tae’ Ha States

UMS WANTED CENTRAL CONTROL OF ALL NAVIES      Said“ Tes vk =i ae ‘ Oe Because of the Insufficient Staff Provided.

aa FAVORED NAVAL CONTROL BY ONE NATION   Would Have Had Resources of Allies Placed at Disposal of a Single Power

THIS WAS DISCLOSED EN HES TRS. TIMONY TODAY BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.   He Pointed Out That Great Britains Was_ Bearing the Brunt of the War—The Navy Declined   te Take This View.

Advised: u. S. Ships... & “Turned Over” to One ot oa Allied Powers,’

WW TRIALS. BEGIN JAN, 26 AT MONTESANE   Radicals Charged With Mur. der of American Legion Men to Be Arraigned

AN IRISH PLANK IN PLATFORY   Ramon de Valera to Mave It Imeor ei, + J

REPUBLICANS - MEETING TODAY   Fusion With American Party Seemed Ghief Topic of Delegates

FUSION OF = PARTIES LIKEL’   JIMMIE FERGUSON'S PARTY AND REPUBLICANS MAY FORM ALLIANCE,

POLISH DEFEAT SEVERE WAY LOSE HALE RAT OR      BUG LINE GIVEN UP BY POLES  —AMERICANS MUST LEAVE  WARSAW—A FRESH EFFORT  TO BRING PEACE.

POLES IN RAPID RETREAT.   Bolshevik Forecees Credited With Military Triumph.

EVACUATION OF BUG RIVER LINE BEGUN, POLISH   Polish Army Goes to Pieces, Capital Is Certain  fo Fall.

TO ARBITRATE   American Federation of Labo Considering Recommendé tion.

BRING PRICES DOWN    By Harmony Between Workers and Employers Says Recommendation.

LABOR WOULD NAME A BOARD 70 ARBITRATI   American Federation of Labo Considering Recommendé tion.

BOUGHT AIRPLANES FOR WESTERN MEN   ONE MAN BUYS 235 MACHINES A’ A TOTAL COST OF ONE. MILLION DOLLARS

 SCORE INJIU ‘RED vw RECK.   Missouri Pacific Tenine in Hend On  gob bhetam taeanrw Watwearn Arc.

TWENTY-FIVE HURT AS TRAINS COLLIE   SS  LOTH LOCOMOTIVES AND FOUR  BAGGAGK COACHES ARE DERAILED.

TRANSFER: SAW: MILL   ‘Grand Kapids. Plant to be Kemored te Eagle River Seon for Tie Timer Cut

TRANSFER SAW MILL   Grand ‘Rapids. Plant” to-:te -Removei ” to Eagle River Soon ivr. Bir Timher (uit

MANY GOVERNMENT WORKERS TO RETIRE   Services of Between’ 4.000 and 5,000 Employes to Terminate Qn Aug. 22

UKLARUMA Ha ODD CPIDEMIC SPREADS FAQ   SKIATOOK. WHERE IT ORIGINA: TED. PRONOUNCES IT AN INFLUENZA OF BOWELS   State Health Autherities Investigating Carefully In Search For Cause and Cure

CUBA IS ASKING FOR ADVICI   Wants a Financial Expert to Go te  éhko. tatana _

. fis, gue ap _ Former Governor Spry of Utah Calls _ Sub- Conimittee : for .Meeting at Washington _.

RAIL LEGISLATION I$ OPPOSED   Union Men Meet to Discuss Means of Defeating Bill   WILSON NOT FINAL HOPE

UNION LEADERS 10 SEE WILSON   if President Signs Railroad Bill They Propose Testing It In ~ the Cours, =~

UNIONS TO CONTINUE « FIGHT ON ESCH BILL         resbde int i¢ May er     Signs the Re “Filed to Pest Tes Titutionality,     n

LABOR MEN TO FRAME NOTE REQUESTING VETO ESCH. CUMMINS RAILROAD BILI

‘Union Leaders Will Fight to Bitter End on Measure Which Provides _ Guaranteed Profits to Raiiroad  Owners; Again Ask Veto.

LABOR CHIEFS HOLD CONFAB ON RAIL BILL   SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETS TO FRAME NOTE TO WILSON ASKING VETO

‘UNION LEADERS FIGHT BIL   Railroad CGommitteemen Will Ask President Wilson To Veto the, Cummins-Esch Measure.

If It Becomes a Law the Union Heads Will Fight _ It in Court Actions   OBJECT TO PUBLIC BEING KiEPRESENTED

ART TREASURES VALUED AT MILLION ARE FOUND   Aged Widow of W. W. Kimball, Adjudged Incompetent, Has Valuables in Unpretentious Home.

11 DEAD, 49 HURT IN RAIL COLLISION   Colorado Officials Open Probs« Of Catastrophe Labor Day To Fix Blame.

INVESTIGATION. BEING MADE OF DENVER WREG   Two Interurbana Came Together and Eleven Lives Were Lost ¢

DENVER DEATH LIST ELEVEN   Ninety-Nine Were Injured it Head-On Collision Yesterday.

COLLISION OF ' AERA CARS 1S BEING. INVESTIGATED      ELEVEN KILLED AND “NINETY. NINE INJURED, SIX PROBA. ' BLY FATALLY. '

TWELVE DEAD IN HOLIDAY WRECK; TO INVESTIGATE   Nearly 100 Injured ir Interurban Wreck Near Denver.

INVESTIGATE DEATH OF 11 IN COLLISION   Ninety-nine Persons Hur When Trains Meet.

COX SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS READY FOR JURY    Declares That Harding Has Issued Ultimatum and That American Electorate Tas Op portunity to Make Contribu tion to Civilized World.

COX IS READY T0 LEAVE LEAGUE TO JURY OF PEOPLE   Taft, Supporting Hard ing, Helped Draw Up Pact Himself.

HARING PLAN rH LEAGUE HCPUDIATEL BY WM. TAR   kiov. Cox Save tase fh About Ready for the Jury’s Verdict   DEMOCRAT EXPLAINS PRINCIPLES OF PACT      Charge Republican Chair man Tried to Silence Bourbons

TAFT GAYE WILSON i. LEACHE   GOVERNOR COX SAYS FORM ‘ER PRESIDENT ADVISED IN MAKING COVENANT   WILL PREVENT MOST WARS   Candidate, Invading Ilinois, Gives Causes of Wars and Cites League’s ‘‘Curatives’’  For Them.

READY TO PUT LEAGUE CASE BEFORE JURY   Harding’s Ultimatum Puts _ Issue Squarely Before Ameriean Voters.   SHOWS TAFT HELPED WILSON FORM LEAGUE

COX PRESENTS WHATHECALLS CURE FORWAR'   Gives What He Terms Fou Great Causes and League Preventatives.   REPEATS ATTACK ON HAYS   Speaking at Springfield, fl., He Declares League Case 1s Ready For Jury.

LEAGUE ‘CASE ABOUT READY FOR THE JURY’   Cox Says Voters Have Chance to Contribute to Civilization.

Governor Cox ‘Tells Illinois Hearers League: of Nations Will Soon Go Before American People

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ~—TGALREADY BEFORE JURY SAYS GOV. COX   “American Electorate - Hasan Op portunity of Making Gontribution to Civilized World? ©

CASE FOR LEAGUE ‘ABOUT COMPLETE   Opportunity Before Ameri~ ean Electorate.   COX LAUNCHES  "ILLINOIS DRIVE   Asserts Taft Repudiates Harding’s Plan.

cox EXPLAING THE - PURPOSES OF LEAGH   Democratic Nominee Says the “Case is:About Ready for the Jury’-Says Taft Has,,Re  _pudiated-Hardirig’s Plan for Riaar Caeld A cenriatian.

U.S. VOTERS   Governor Cox Continues’ Attack -on Harding Stand Against __)Witson Covenant.

Cox Outlines Causes Of War and Gives Curative  Plans Of World League

COX SAYS CASE READY FOR JURY   Democratic Nominee Drives Another Nail in Harding’s Political Coffin.

GOX EXPLAING THE PURPOSES OF LEAGU      De: octatic: Nominee. Dey: the rai bout Ready for the Jury” —Says ‘aft Has Re pudiated Harding’ s Plan for New World Association.

LEAGUE ISSUE IS READY FOR JURY   eau ~~ “~ ee Be 28 BeBe ar aeee FF elie  GOVERNOR COX TODAY  Cites Four Great Causes of the War and the Four League “Curatives” Ase He Seec Them.

LEABUE CASE Io ALMOST READY FUR THE JURY   Gov. Cox Opens His Cainpaigr for Covenant in Illinois Mor day.   Quotes Mr. Taft to Show Former President Has Repudiated G. 0. P. Nominee.

‘READY FOR JURY”   THAT IS WHAT. GOY, COX SAYS : OF LEAGTE CASE.   Be fs Trying to Mako it) Appear that Judge Teit Nas Repadiated Hardk'< Pesitien.

THE LEAGUE READY FOR JURY SAYS COY   ‘OTERS FULLY INFORMET ON COVENANT, CANDIDATE BELIEVES   QUOTES TAFT LETTERS!      Repeats Charge of Conspiracy- of Silence" to Keep Arguments Front Print

‘TAFT REPUDIATES HARDING PLAN’   Cox Gives Data to Show G. Q. P Split on League   GOVERNOR NOW IN ILLINOIS   Launches State Campaign With Address at Snrinafield

THE LEAGUE READY FOR JURY SAYS CO}   VOTERS FULLY INFORMED ON COVENANT, CANDIDATE BELIEVES   Repeats Charge of Conspiracy of Silence” to coy Arguments From Print

ARGUMENT IN LLOYD'S BEHALF   Attorney Says His Ltterances Not  Treasonable.

SIXTEEN ARE — UNINSTRUGTEL   Majority of Republican Delegates are Left Free to Vote in Convention   TICKET IS NOMINATED   State Convention Selects Candidates—Electors and Delegates are Named

~ UNINSTRUCTE   Ten Indiana Delegates Unde ‘Orders to Vote: for Wood and-Four for Johnson.          STATE TICKET 1S NAMED

CONTEST DRAWS ——--LARGE CROWE   Emmetsburg Is Exceptionally Loyal In Support *" of Young People

Dorothy McMahon and Russell Hennessy Win Second In Their Classes -

SAN ANTONIO IS "SCENE OF SEARCE   NEWSPAPER MAN SAYS HE ' MET CLARA SMITH NEAR CITY.

NEWSPAPER MAN (3 HELD IN HAMION GAS   , Is Wanted as Material- Wit- ness Against Clara Barton Smith—Mrs. Hamon’s Ho ~ tel Apartment in Chicago ~@' Burglarized.

NEWSPAPER MAN NUIZZED ABOUT GLARA SMITH   Texas Writer Says Woman Told Him She Shot Hamon and Is Willing to Face Jury of Women.

POLIGE SOOUTING ALPORTER'S STORY   SAN ANTONIO NEWSPAPER MAN CLAIMED TO HAVE SEEN CLARA SMITH   TEAL HAMON'S LETTERS   Apartment of Mrs. Jake L. Ha mon in Chicago Entered By 3 Men and a Number of Documents Taken.

REPORT HUNTED WOMAN SEEN NEAR SAN ANTONIO   Newspaper ‘Man Claims She Gave Him Statement in Regard to Killing. _   IS QUESTIONED RY~ POLICE   Story Doubted by Authorities; ne ! Trace of Miss Smith in Texas City.

NOt EXCITED BY INTERVIEW   San Antonio Officials Inclinec to Place Little Credence in Ross’ Story.

NEWSREPORTER IS DETAINED IN HAMON CASE   P. M. Ross, San Antonio Man Questioned Concern\ ing Conversation.   POLICE THINK STORY HAS NO FOUNDATION

NEW HAMON CLEW ~ DF UPTLE: VALUE   i ie San Antonio Newspaper Man Ques dened hy Petica Mien Hofeased,   HAD: - MET. MISS: SMITH   3     pTtoss Would Not Tell Where She Is—— Woalat Gas ta Tuk ivst, He Su

POLICE DOUBT ROSS’ REPORT OF INTERVIEW   Officers Do Not Think Reporter Saw and Con versed with Miss Smith as He States.

POLICE LOOK INTO REPORTER'S STORY   SAYS CLARA SMITH ADMITTED TO IM SHE KILLED TFTAMON   DOUBTFUL GF STORY   Sen Antonio Palice Inclined to Dishelieve Story-—Scize Mrs. Hamon’s Mail

REPORTER TELLS OF SEEING SMITH GIRL AT SAN ANTONIO   Declares Woman Admitted Kill ing Hamon, Famous Texas Oil Man   POLICE PLACE LITTLE CREDENCE IN NEWSPAPER MAN’S STOR)   Doubt His Story Because ol  Conflicting Siatements

Former’ Acquaintance Tells of Meeting Her Mear Gan Antoanic.   KNOWS WHER’ SHE IS.   Declares He'll Go to Jail _ Rather Than Reveal Her Whereahouts.

OMIT GIRL “BELIEVED Ih SAW ANTONI   Newspaper Man Interviews Woman Sought in Fatal Shooting of Hamon   WILL SU RRENDER iF JUSTICE IS ASSURED   Tells Reporter She “Killed for Sake of Their Son Jack”

ELUSIVE MISS SMITH   ALLEGED SLAYER OF JAKE: ’ HAMON NOT YET LOCATED.   San Antonio Newsnanper Man Tells ‘a Queer Tale but Does Not-: Get Much Credence.

REPORTER SEIZED IN WOMAN HUNT   San Antonio Newspaper Mar - Quizzed in Hamon Case   PUT THRU GRILL, RELEASEC   Sends Out Story About Clarz Smith, Arrest Foliows

TALKED WITH CLARA SMITE   San Antonio Newspaper Man Said He Saw  Lost Woman

REPORTER SAYS HE SAW CLARA SMITE   Girl Sought For Hamon’s Death Is In San Antonio Newspaperman Says.

SCRIBE REYES HAMON SHOOTING   Autiones Question Him or  Dispatches Saying He Saw  Miss Smith.   IS TEXAS NEWSPAPERMAN

LARA SMITH IN “SAN ANTONIO, TEX   SAN ANTONIO DOUBTS THE STORY OF REPORTER ROSS   SO SAYS NEWSPAPER NAN   The Woman, Wanted in Connection With the Death of Jako L. Hamon Reported Near San Antonio,

POLICE LOOK INTO REPORTER'S STORY  SAYS CLARA SSUTH ADMIT. ‘TED TO WIM aid KILLED HAM     DOUBTFUL  oF STORY   2 Antonio Policy helieve StoryHarion’s

HOSS MADE STATEMENT THAT HE TALKED WITH MRS. CLARA SMITH HAMON THURSDAY   San Antonio Newspaper Man Was Fleld and Quizzed at Instance of County Attorney Russell of Ardmore—Miss Hamon Is Still At Large.

POLICE DOUBT LURID CTARY   Newspaper Man Claiming Inter~— ferview With Hamon Woman Closely Quizzed by Officers  Writer Refuses to Reveal Where abouts of Woman Sought For Hamon Shooting

EDWARDS SIGNS 3.5 BEER BILL   ‘Court Test of Measure Expected— Wisconsin to Measure “Kick” in 2', Beverage.

3.5 BEER MEASURE SIGNED   Governor Edwards of New Jersey Puts “Kick” in Beverage.

DECLARES SECRET PEACE IS CONCLUDED BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY   Urges Russia Aceepi Terms.

“THOGE OnUUTING LOUDEST ARENT FOR U3, ANYWAY”   At Any Rate, They Are Not Strong for the Party, He Says.   League of Nations Benefit to ~All of the Smaller   Nations.

SUMING. GIVES UEMOCRATIC PLAN   EXPECT 10 STAND PAT ON PEACE TREATY ISSUE AS IN PAST.   WILL IGNORE ALL GROUPS   Will Not Cater to Any Interests Who Are Opposed to the Peace Treaty in Any Form.

WILL STAND PAT ON PACT CAYS [FADER   “We Are Going to Consider Treaty and Other Issues As Americans,” Cummings Asserts Co Opposition “N oise.”   WILL ISSUE STATEMENT   Chairman of Campaign Committee Declares He Will Answer Misstatements of Opponents Revarding Funds.

HGHT CAMPAIGN AS AMERICANS NOHYPHENATES ARE CONSIDERED   DEFECTION OF IRISH AND CERTAIN OTHER ELEMENTS DECRIED      DEMOCRATS WILE NOT PERMIP ANY GROUP OF ALIENS TO INTERFERE WITH ALLEGIANCE  TO AMERICA, SAYS CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS 

VIEW ALL ISSUES AS AMERICANS   DEMOCRATIC PLANKS TO DISREGARD SPECIAL INTERESTS IN CAMPAIGN   PACT HOPES GO GLIMMERING      Anticipation of Early Ratification Vanishes as Senate Fight Continues.

DEMOCRATS Ant QUTLINING PLAN OF CAMPAIGNING   Chairman Cummings Oeclares They Will Pay No Atlention To Defections About Peace Treaty   NAME COMMITTEES FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION   Promise Statement Regarding Party’s Campaign for Political Funds

NO FEAR OF LOSING VOTE OF THE IRISH   PEMOCKATIC PARTY NOT TO PANperm TO ANY RACH.   National Chairman Cummings ‘S7>° 1¢ WHEN Stand Ground On Peace Yreaty Regardiess of 4h  Gronp Antagonism.

10 CONDUCT FIGHT WITHOUT REGARD GROUPE INTERESTS   Treaty Among Issues Considered By Democrats In Coming Battle.

GONSIDER TREATY AND OTHER ISSUES AS AMERICANS   Democrats to Conduct Presi dential Campaicn Without Regard to Group Interests,   CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS TELLS COMMITTEE PLANS   Women Represented for First Time in Party's Histery, in Person of Mrs Lieorge Hass, of Chieago, Chairmar Vomen'’s Bureau, and Mrs, Mars I. Fey, of Los Angeles,

DEMOCRATS 10 CONSIDER PACT AS AMERICANS   Racial Objections Tc Treaty Are Merely “‘Noise.”’

DEMOCRATS ID CAMPAIGN FOR NO INTERESTS   WILL CONSIDER THE TREATY AND ALL ISSUES AS AMERI CANS CUMMINGS ASSERTS   Nationa! Committee Endorsed Treaty! As Submitted By Wilson And Stands Pat

DEMOCRATS WILL DISREGARD GLANS   “We Will Consider Treat: _and Other Issues as Am ericans,” Cummings.

HIGH ON THE LIST   PLYMOUTH COUNTY ABOVE THE AVERAGE IN CORN   IS FIRST WITH SPRING WHEAT   Only Six Counties Lead Plymouth in Production of Potatoes and in Production of Wild Hay Winnebago Is Only One Ahead.

HIGH ON THE LIST   PLYMOUTH COUNTY ABOVE THE AVERAGE IN CORN   IS FIRST WITH SPRING WHEAT

LANDIS ON LEAGUE.   Logansport Congressman Enjoyed by ‘Large Crowd at Martz.

PROFITEEFRING IS CHARGED.   Pederat Warrant Issued for Gimbet Brothers of Philadelphia,

SIBERIA TO THE PHILIPPINES   Yanks to Begin Embarkation February 1. Says Baker.

YANKS OUT OF SIBERIA FEB. 7   Detachments of U. S. Troops to Leave First of Month, Secretary Baker Announces.

“PENNY CAMPAIGN”   Every Child in, Amorien to Be Aalege fo Donate. for Victory Chines in New York,

NATION LEAGUE CHAOTIC Tat —SULENAN SAYS   Writer Reminded of Snake Who Could Not Follow Lodae’s Positions   EVERY STATE \TE ENJOYS ITS OWN CAMPAIGN   Political Observer Declares Some Cartoonist Has Overlooked Good Bet

A QUEER LINEUP ON THE LEAGUE   S0ME OF MOST RABID ENBMIENGE IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY.   OPENLY OPPOSING OR SILENT   Tem Watson ef Geergta a Patr Ex ample—Chamberiain of Oregen and Phelan ef Califernia Net Saying Mech.

STATESMEN LIKE HEALTHY FLEA ON seule AE LEACUE   innocent Bystander Has Tiresome Job.Keeping ‘Track of Various Positions.   SITUATION IN GEORGIA JS TYPICAL OF OTHERS   Sullivan Suggests an Idea for Cartoon Characteristic of. Present Campaign.

COX PLEDGES T0: TAKE UP WILSON FIGHT FOR PACT   If Elected, Says He Will Continue Battle Where It Was Left Off.   ’

WILSON AND COX OF ONE MIND ON NATIONG LEAGUE STATEMENT SAYS   Zovernor, If. Elected, Wil Carry Out Promises Made To Those Who Sacrificed In the Great War,   CONFERENCE HELD AT WHITE HOUSE SUNDAY   Ticket Leader and His Running Mate Hold an Hour's Parley With President; Fuervthine Ie Serene,

LOVE’S SWEET YOUNG DREAM   Gould Not Be Sweeter Than Outcome of the Meeting Between Cox and Pres, Wilson.

COX FOLLOWS WILSON PATH   TWO MEN IN FULL ACCORD ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS,   PLEDGE GIVEN BY CANDIDATE   SAYS HE WILL OARRY OUT PROM. ISE OF PRESIDENT.   Crowned im Tarn by Chief Lxecative ae a Champien ef Hener ef the Nation Aleag the Wileenten Way.

AMERICANS BUY IRON WORKS   Yanks Purchase Big Mills at Ternitz and Bleckmann's, Austria, Is Vienna Report.

YANKS BUY BIG IRON WORKS   Vienna Reporte Purchase by Ameri. cans of Milfs at Ternitz and Nuerszuichlag,

CONGRATULATE) ROOSEVELT.   Numerous Messages Received by Dem. operatic Vice Presidential Nominec.

RED CROSS ROLL CALL   FOURTH ANNUAL APPEAL TO THE PEO. PLE POR HELP.   FOR SUFFERING MILLIONS WHEREVER TO BE FOUND   {inn County, That. Has "Heretofore Liberally : Responded, Asked to Coatiaue to Do ‘Its Full Share in This Good Werk...

The Citizens Bank  Bucklin, Missouri.   Fourth Annual Roll Call American Red Cross.

Government Warned That In Years:to Come $20,000,000.000 Must Ba Paid By Sotdiar

20 BILLIONS WAR PENSIONS WILL BE NEEDED IN FUTURE   Claude Kitchin Says Committee Must Consider Future in Bonus Bills.

TWENTY BILLION PAYMENT FACEL   Kitehen Says That Nation Will Be Called For This In Future \ ears

Wisconsin Merchant Says Clothing Prices Will Be  Lower In Coming Season

BELIEVED FIRE RESULTED ~ FROM REPRISALS BY > BLACK AND TANS   Police Ambushed Few Hours Before The Conflagration Started

GOVERNMENT FORK AFFRAY   igh: Office: Wants’ to ‘Learn if » Raid ‘on soldier Started        NCEND IARISM’ SEEMS: TON: WELL ORGA SIZED       Doubt Soldiers / - Could Have Started Firés So Soon - After Attack, -

NATIONAL ROAD RACE POSTPONEL   Course Flooded by Re cent Rains Making Start Impossible

Fight Between Hitchcock anc Underwood for Command  to Be-Ended. --

HOPE TO BREAK DEADLOCK.   Another Attempt Soon to Settle Sen.  ate Minority Leadership.

Ouimet’s Happy!      After Doing Almost Everything Possible in Golf He  Holes’ Out in One

HOLES OUT IN ONE ON MASS. LINKS   Francis Outmet With Mid iron- Made 243-Vard-Hole in One in Game Today.

LOST LOOKS; SUES  WOMAN DECLARES DOG BITES - DISFIGURED HER PERMANENTLY.

NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER URGES A BURGET SYSTEM   Says Commitee on Public Audi Should Not Heeonm Source of Petides? Critkkmn

tts Lack Is Responsible For Pubiic Dissatisfaction, According To . Columbia, University President.

‘LAX ADMINISTRATION IS  - DISSATISFACTION CAUSE   Views on Budget System to the Columbia University President Give: Senate Committes

WARNING SOUNDED ON STRAY KITTEN   Cats Net Necded or Wanted Should be Drowned as Means of Saving Fruit Crep—Conservation Derartment Bulletin.  *

ORBISON AGGEPTS APPOINT -MENT FOR RELIEF WORK   Near East Relief Comm Socke Pladaeg For Support of Armenian Chiidren.

afs ole ole ole ole ole ole ole ole ols ele ele of fe ‘+ For Near East Relief  ts     ote ste ofa ofa oto ofe

FORMER SERVICE MEN ARE FOR COX      bad EDITOR OF ROCK-RIBBED RE PUBLICAN SHEET RENOUNCES G. O. I. NOMINEE, TOO,

EX-SEVRICE MEN QUIT 6.0.P.FORCOX   ISSUR STATEMENT INDORSING LEAGUE OF NATIONS FOR PEACE   OTHERS ANNOANGE SWITCH

OO REPUBLICAN EX-OERVICE MEN BOLT SEN, HARDING   Declare League of Nation: Only Means of Averting Another ‘War of Blood and Mud.’   Putnman Patriot Rock-Ribbed Connecticut Republican Paper, Out for Cox.

MACK SAYS DEMOCRATS MUST HAVE COURKGE AND PUT WET PLANK IN PAATY PLATFEROM

BY FIREMEN © SAVED MANY   East Side, N. Y., Tenement Scene of Bad Fire  Today.

MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE IN FIRE   Eight Persons Injured in Blaze Which ‘Trapped Score of  Families in Tenement   Only Quick Work by: New York Firemen and Police Prevented Loss of Life

TRADE FOOD. FOR CARS   Belgians Exchange Foodstuffs Fo: 3,000 German Freight Cars

COLBY GETS FRENCH NOTE   France's Reply to America Puts Un equivocal Approval on the Russian Stand.

FRANCE AGREES WITH U. §, NOTE   Reply Shows Accord on Poland and Russia   Views Almost Identical—Sec Colby Gives Out Text of Document

FRANCE APPROVES AMERICAN STAND ON RUSSO-POLISH WAR   's im Entire Agreemert With Ou Principles, Secretary Colby Announces   REPLY TO U.S. NOT:   French, Communication Asserts There Cam be No Official Relafions with Present Regime

FRENCH NOTE IS RECEIVED   Unequivocal Approval Is Placed on U. CQ Birecian Stand

ERENGH APPROVE AMERICAN NOTE (IN RED MENACE   FOR FREE POLAND AND RIGHTS OF RUSSIAN PEOPLE

POLES SCORE SUCCESSES IN WARSAW FIGHT   Capture Novo-Minsk, Near Warsaw, Says Dispatch From Capital—Red Peace Terms are Heard.

REDS BOMBARD WARSAW FORTS   Outer Fortifications of Polish Capital Under Fire Since Friday.  _   MORE WAR CLOUDS GATHER   Soviet Government Rejects Plea of Great Britain for a ‘Ten-Day Truce—British Navy Ready to Impose Blockade.

QUIET REJECT PLEA OF BRITAIN   Moscow Refuses to Agree to a Ten-Day Truce.   REDS SHELL WARSAW FORTS   London Hears Outer Fortifications of Polish Capital Have Been Under Fire Since Friday—British Navy  Ready for Action.

FARMERS’ EXHIBIT.   Corn, Potato” and Pouliry Show ir “_ Rlwood Next Week.

FARMERS’ EXHIBIT.      /Corn, Potato and Poultry Show in  : / Elwood Next Week.

DRAFT EVADER SURRENDERED   Spent Three Years Wan.dering in Deserted. Oregon Mountains 

(ALY NOW PREFERS THE WILSON PLA TO THE PRCT OF LONDON   ations Most Anxious Above All to Safeguard the ttaliar Status of Fiume—Under Pact of London Fiume Mtaect Da Uondad Over tn Croatia

LEANING TO THE WILSON PLAN      Italy Sces in It a Settlement o' Adriatic Problem.

WILSON PLAN NOW APPEALS TO ITALIANS   Rome Beginning To See It Would Fare Better Under His Settlement Than the Treaty ~ of London.

ITALY TURNING TO WILSON VIEW: IN FIUME CASE   Rejection Would Mein Reli ance Only on Treaty of  oe pee

ITALY FAVORS WILSON SETTLEMENT OF FIUME   Premier Nitti Says President's Plan Acceptable,

ITALY INGLINES. TO WILSON PLAN      Considers Interests in Fiume Better Protected by American Settlement

HOUSTON OPPOSES SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Present Estimate ef Cost of Filling Provisions of  Bonus Bill

SOLDIER BONUS COST  ..:  FIXED AT $2,300,000,000:   Secretary ‘Houston- Also Says: War ‘Finance Corporation. Wotld Cost Government. Too.  yeh Much, fee

HOUSTON FIGURES HIGH COST OF BONUS PLANS   Secretary Says Would Take Ove) Two Billions--Where is Money. to Come From.

THREE TO FIVE BILLION DOLLARS NECESSARY IF ANY ONE OF FIVE OPTIONS CARRIED OUT--HOUSTON

CHANCES SLIM FOR PASSAGE OF BONUS BILE   TREASURY ECONOMIST AND TAX EXPERT URGES SIMPLIFICATION OF TARIFF LAWS

Coramittee  Considering, Sol: dier Measure Declin Forecast Result.          TREASURER AGAINST. “ ADDITIONAL BURDES   Was- Stated Previously Pass. * age Would Depend on State of Nation’sa Finances.

SOLDIER BONUS GUST FIXED AT $2,300, 000,000   Secretary Housten Also Say: War Finance Corporation Would Cost Government Too Much.

SOLDIERS BONUS WOULD REQUIRE $2,300,000,000   This Is Secretary Houston's Es timate Based On The Bill Passed By House.

BURDEN FOR THE TREASURY.   jones Bill Meams Expenditure e Twe Billieas, Houstoa Says.

‘GOST Orervice”” ‘ BONUS Bll. ESO, S000 00%.   Secretary of Treasury Houstey Presents Estimate to Senate : Finance Committee.   OPPOSES ANY ADDITIONAL ‘BURDEN ON FINANCES NOW   Declares Present: Sources of Revenue Are Fast and He Does Not Know Where Money is to Come From to Pay Bonus.

BONUS BILL WILL GOST LARGE SUM   Will Take More Than Two Bilion, Houston Says.  hin COMMENT (1S MAD!

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, BY INNUENDO, OPPOSES GRANTING A BONUS TO EX-SERVICE MEN NOW   Says It Would Cost the Government Approximately $2,300,000,000 to Carry Out the Provisions of the Bill; Opposes Revival of the War Finance Corporation.

Secretary Reiterates His Oppost tion to Revival of War - Finance Body.

SUBMITS PROBABLE COST OF BONUS BIL FOR SERVICE MEN    + Sec’y Houston Says Over Two i Billion Dollars Will Be Required  To Carry Out Provisions.   COMMITTEE (tS IMPRESSED.   Now Facing Deficit and Financial System Must Be Revised lf Measure is Passed.

TWO BILLION COST OF SOLDIER BONUS   Secretary Houston, Estimates about $2,300,000,000 Would Be Needed if Bill Becomes Law   FAILS TO COMMENT   Urges that Legislation Imposing Additional Financ] Burden Be Dispensed with in Report.   Stormy Session in Senate Is : Indicated for Tariff Biti   Several Hours Spirited Dehate and Two Roll Calls Necessary to, Send House Measure to Senate Finance Committee—Democrats Insist Fordney Bill Will Increase the Cost of Living.

MORE THAN TWO BILLION DOLLAR ESTIMATED COST   Secretary Urges No Legislation as Additional Burden on Nation.   Submission of Estimate Makes Apparent Impression on Committee.

Sweet Potato Conference   Growers, Storage House Owners and Others Called to Meet June 29.

Would Make Formal Protes! Should California Amenc Her Anti-Alien Land Ownership Law, Preventing Al Aliens From Owning Property.

BROOKLYN CAR BARN BURNED   200 Sleeping Strike-Breakers _Inoperilled By Incendiary   Blaze Caused $10,000 Loss —Conflicting Reports on  CLL, O'bonat

B. R. T. STRIKE IN DEADLOCK   Transit Head Claims 800 Men Are Back—Unions Deny Story—General Walkout Off,

BROOKLY: STRIKE ~ IN MUDDLED STATE   City Authorities Claim ee The Strikers are Returni While Men Say That hi Strike for a Fifty Per Cent   6 ae ata nt

B. R. T. HEADS ~ CLAIM STRIKE ON THE WANE   Strikers, However, Insist That Their Ranks Are Unbroken.

FIND DIFFICULTY STRIKERS CLAIMS   Strike Breakers in Danger When Fire in Depot Breaks Out.

NEWSPAPER FHtED.   Freeman's Journal Office At Dabliin Attacked by Mnsked Men.

GOVERNOR COX EXPECTS TO HAVE PARTY READY FOR CAMPAIGN BY AUGUST SEVENTI   Democratic Nominee Engrossed in His Speech of Acceplance And Arrang: ing Details of Notification

STRIKERS AND — NEGROES RIOT   REVOLVERS DRAWN AND SHOTS FIRED TWO OF WHICH TAKE EFFECT.

TWO SHOT IN A STRIKE FIGHT   Longshoremen and Non-Union Mee im a= Coallisian

CAMPAIGN FOR A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON   (Wi Open at 9a. am, Weduesde Mozuing to Contitrug Indetinitely “Until Job is Done

CAMPAIGN FOR A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON   (Will Open at 9 a. m, Wednesdey Morning {o Continue Indefinitely Until Job is Done

Long Meeting of Cabinet  Socialists Demand CONCESSIONS  Fate of Minister Noske {s Undetermined   Americans From Trouble Zone at Coblenz

MANY ARE KILLEL   TROOPS AND WORKMEN BATTI “IN ILEIPSIC.       Relieved Ebert; Will, Be Able to Tee 7] stare the Country   f i 4

MANY ARE KILLED   TROOPS AND WORKMEN BATTLE IN LEIPSIC,   Relieved Ebert Will Be Able to Re store Peace in the Country.

3,000 PERSONS KILLED IN BATTLE AT LEIPSIC LAST WEEK, AMERICANS REPORT

SCORES ARE DEAD AT LEIPSIC   Eetimate Made of Three Thowsand People Killed Derivg the Week of Fighting.

SHELVES .AMERICAN NOTE   British Premier Will Take 10 OngnisSasa a ininaagi: tine’ Danaea:

The Dance   which was to have occured at Doniphan tonight has been ‘indefinitely postponed.   ‘DISREGARD AMERICAN MESSAGE

MESSAGE HAD  LITTLE WEIGHT   Are. Political  Maneuvers and Do Not Represent U. S8.:Sentiment:

LLOYD GEORGE WILL NOT “SWER OVR CONGRESSMEN,   He Knows Thely Clamor for Iris) Independence is All Tome Politics.

GEORGE IGNORES ~"FRIGH” MESSAGE   Regarded: As Political Maneuvers ‘anc Not Ag Representing Ameri- * : can Sentiment.

LLOYD btUnbe HUES NUT LIKE  OUR ES OAGES   BRITISH PREMIER SAYS HE HAS LEARNED SUH THINGS DO NOT REPRESENT SENTIMENT.

IRISH MESSAGE BY AMERICANSTO BE. IGNOREL   Such Resolutions Considered “as “Political Maneuvers”

AMERICAN PROTESTS, REGARDING. IRELAND WHE AE IENORET   Btitish Premier Will Give No  Heed to Resolutions'and the ‘Like, Which . He Says Are Piely’ Political Propaganda  es A morican Citizens.

LLOYD GEORGE IGNORES NOTE   Not to Pay Any Attention to Message on Irish Question

REUULS Ia TO BRIESH USELESS   British Premier Indicates No Attention Will Be Given To Congressional Resolutions  Merely Political Anc Not Will Of American People is View

UNDERWOOD IS WELL IN LEAD   Aiabama Senator Vas Good Margin  in Senatorial Race.

Statues at Florida Art Exhibit Wear Middy   Blouses and Bloomers

BOUNDARY DISPUTE WAITING   O1l Land Controversy May Be Taken to United States Court.

OLD ALPHABET TO BE REVISED   Chinese Will be Able to Use Typewriter in Near Future

CHINESE OF FUTURE TOUSE TYPEWRITER INSTEAD OF BRUS  That tc IF tho Miecionariac Sunpan   That {sIf the Missionaries Succeed a) Their Effort to Revolution ize Handweiting

NEW CHINESE SCRIPT   39 Oharacters to ‘Bake Place of 10,0900 ov Store Now Used,

CHINESE BECOMING MODERN   Hieroglyphics Made Up of Thonsands of Characters to Be Redneed te Thirty-nine.

{0 GIVE CHINA A NEW LANGUAGE _ IS THEIR HOPI   Missionaries Working tc That End Have Grea Hopes for Future of thi Republic.

POINDEXTER CHALLENGES GENERAL WOOL   Not to Mortal Combat But Hire a Hall and Debate National Issues in Wooly North Dakota.

‘DEADLOCK IN (CHOICE FOR A i FLOOR LEADER   HITCHCOCK AND UNDERWOOD   EACH RECEIVED 21 VOTES AT CAUCUS HELD TODAY.   The Tie-Up Was Caused by Senator Smith of Georgia Refusing to Vote  for Either Candidate—No Date For Another Meeting.

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE DEADLOCKED OVER LEADER   Equal Number of Votes Cast for Hitchcock and Underwood— Hoke Smith Not Voting.

Tis Vote Between Underwood and Hitchcock for Leader of Senrate Minority.   CARTER GLASS WAS REFUSED A VOTE   Cancus Is Characterized by Old. Timers as the Most Bitter They Ever Saw—Adjourned ‘Witten Date.

DEMOCRAT CAUCUS UNABLE 10 AGREE ON FLOOR LEADER   UNDERWOOD AND HITCHCOCK RECEIVE EQUAL NUMBER OF VOTES AFTER BITTER FIGHT.   GLASS IS STORM CENTER   Invitation to Secretary Glass, Soon to Be a Senator, to Vote in Caucus is Withdrawn After Battle—Underwood's Statement.

FLOOR LEADER VOTE RESULTS IN TIE, 19-19   Caucus Is Adjourned Without Setting Date for Next Attempt at Election .   CARTER GLASS NOT ~~ PERMITTED TO VOTE   js alae  UNDERWOOD WOULD HAVE BEEN ELECTED BY GLASS VOTE. HOKE SMITH DE CLINES TO VOTE. 1

po   ‘DEADLOCK IN SENATE!8 NATIONS URGE —  OVER FLOOR LEADER REVIVING COMMERCE

DEMOCRATS ARE DEADLOCKED ON ~ FLOOR LEADER       Caucus Lasted Two Hours: nad De     veloped into Bitrcr Fight, Wich, Storm Cenre

WARD DEAD   ALONZO COVER DIES SUDDENL’ “WHILE SEATED IN JURY ROOM IN COURTHOUSE   DEATH SHOCKS THE GOMMUNITY   Deceased Was One of the Substantial Farmers of County—Had Worked For Years in Surveyors Office

DELEGATE TO CONVENIION   H U Walter, Biglerville Postmaster Vull Go To Minneapolis

DELEGATE TO CONVENTION   H. U. Walter, Biglervie Postmaster, Will Go To Minneapolis.

PARIS: WILL = DECORATE   French’ Government Directs . Display: of “American ‘Colors on ‘Joly ath

UNEARTH NEW: CLUES” IN EXPLOSION CASI   SUSPECT UNDER ARREST TELLS OF EASE WITH WHICH  DYNAMITE MAY BE DPACTIR EN

TRAVELERS’ CHIEF DECLARES KNIGHTS OF GRIP HARDING'S   Atlack on Salesmen in Cox _ Paper: Some Years Ago  Stil Ranklec

‘MANNIX RECEIVES MESSAGES   Symp@thizers Indignant at Arrest Condole With Archbishop.

SAYS FARMERS ADD TO HIGH COST OF LIVING   Withholding of Wheat Blamed fo Increased Price of Bread by Rernard J. Rothwell.

cc er ENTREE  HOLDING UP WHEAT      Farmers Responsible for High  Price is Claim.

Demand by France That Germany Be Forced to Abide Absolutely by Treaty Meets Strong Opposition.   FRENCH MUST CONCEDE OR QUIT IS OPINIOS   England, Italy and Japa Unite Against France; Little Has Been Accomplished ai San Remo Conference.

BREACH BETWEEN PREMIERS 15 SEEN   Differences at San Remo Meeting o' Allied Representatives Revealed by Dispatches.   FRANCE REMAINING FIRM   Great Britain, Japan and Italy Insist Upon Ratification of Treaty With Germany.

Ally Leaders Far Apart On German Paci   French Poemier Hefuses ta Agres With Conferecs on Execution of Treaty—Little fs Ac complished at San R, i

moncieneminla —————ai rt  BREACH IN SAN EMO COUNCIL THOUGHT NEAF   Paris Newspapers Declare Premiers Are Unable to Come to Agreement   FRANCE MUST CONCEDE OR QUIT, SAYS PAPEF   CORRESPONDENT REPORTS OF GERMAN OCCUPATION OF RCHR PROBABLY WILL BE GRANTED. b tevst  «a. <

BREACH 1S WIDER, FRENCH DECLARE   Lloyd-George Supported by ' Japan and Italy Against  Millerand.   WOULD CALL IN GERMANS   British Premier Wants to Discuss Treaty Terms With em,

OF BREAK  Britain, Italy and Japa - Opposed By France  TO FORCE TIRKS   TO FORCE TURKS

RESOLUTIONS DEGLARE: FOR TRADE ADVANCEMEN   Pan-American Fi Financial Con. gress Concludes Sessions at Washington

FINISH SESSIONS OF PAN-AMERICAN FINANCE EXPERTS   Resolutions Are Pass. ed Recommending  More Sea Traffic.

AMISRICAN MARKSMAN \WHNs      Navy Commander _ Mates Higele Scoré AE Olympic Mect

WINS FIRST OLYMPIC   Commander Osburn U.S. A., Takes Sheeting Contest.

~ WOW ALE MUTE   Was First in Contests Fort the Olympic Cup At the Stadium Yesterday.—Registered Fifty-six Out of Pos stble Sixty,

AMERICANS SHOWING WAY” TO EUROPEAN RIFLEME!   Navy Entrant Boosts vu. § Score by Winuing First Place With Army Gun.   TWO FIRSTS IN THREE

Man is Due to Get Wonder fully Smart in the Nex Million Years is the Pre diction of Chicago Scien tiat.

‘OLD CLIQUE’ OF DEMOS IS NOW RUNNING PARTY   PARTY LEADERS’ TRYING TO LEAVE IMPRESSION “NEW « BLOOD HAS BEEN INJECTED   BURT NEW INCIDENT IS CAUSE OF DISSENSION

SHARPENTHE  SCALPING KNIFE   Indiana Democrats Sore Ove Domination. of HoffmanTacnart-Marshall Clique.   ‘rAHERS ARE AT ODDS

SOVIET FORGES — DISORGANIZET   POLES HAVE SURROUNDEI GRODNO AND SMASHEI THE VOLHYNIAN FRONT,   State Deartment- Hears Tha Entire Military Force Lack Food and Supplies.

REDS DISORGANIZED   Hunger And Discontent Cause Sol. diers to Seatter.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY ROUTED BY HUNGER   DISPATCHES REACH WASHING. TON TELLING OF LACK OF FOOD AND EQUIPMENT,

REPORT BILL TO END GAPITAL PUNISHMEN]   Legislative Committee Is Nearly Unanimous

COMMITTEE WILL REPORT A MEASURE   First Time Matter Has Ever Gone So Far

MORE DISORDER OCCURS DUBLIK   Ag News is Circulated ‘That Mac Swiney is Growing. Weaker Brixom Prison,

DISORDERS IN IRELAND ~ SEEM TO BE’ INGREASING   Lord Mayor of Cork Steadily Growing Weaker; Police Conduct Reprisal for Murder

Sinn Feiners Attack Police When Hope of Release of MacSwiney Fails.   LORD MAYOR IS GROWING WEAKER. SAYS .REPORT   King's Secretary Denies Re: port Sent Out by Press Association,

RIOTING HAS BEEN RENEWED TO-DAY IN GALWAY, IRE.   CGNSTABLE KRUMM KILLED ar. TRRWE HAD SLAIN THRE ANDI WOUNDED, TWO ASSATH:  ’ aw wre . hi

DISORDERS IN IRELAND SEEM ON INCREASE AS NEWS COMES MACSWINEY GROWING WEAKER

COLLEGE GIRLS" DOING: WORK   Students ‘Are Helping te - Relieve Servant Shortage Situation —

U.S. RAIL BOARD IN ADEADLOCK “ON WAGE BOOST   Undecided Whether War Inercas Is to Apviy to the Qoilaw Switehmen

OUTLAW STRIKERS CAUSE DEADLOCK _ OF LABOR BOARD   EROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS OP POSE AWARDS OF INCREASED PAY TO UNRECOGNIZED UNIONS   COAL FAMINE THREATENS   [Failure to Provide Transportation Facilities Responsible for Shortage of 35,000,000 Tons of Citumin. ous Coal

U. S. RAILROAD LABOR BOARD UNABLE TO FORCEE WAGE INCREAS!      THE PUBLIC, SAYS PHIL. MURRAY

LABOR BOARD IN DEADLOCK      Agreed on Rail Increases But  Uncertain as to “Outlawe’’?

DEADLOCK REACHED © BY R.R. WAGE BOARD   Believed ‘Unable to Agree on In creases for 2,000,000 Workers Demanding Salary Advances,

POPE GREETS BERLIN ENVOY      New German Ambassador to Vatican In Rome Presente Cre. dentiats,

BOOM EDWARDS FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE      NEW JERSEY WETS START ‘DRIVE- TO MAKE PROHIBITION AN ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN

AMERICAN CRACK ATHLETES MEET FNGLISH STARS   Ten Events on Schedule Today; Thousands Attend  OLYMPIC TEAMS MEET   Paddock, Popular American Sprinte! and Winner at Antwerp Unable to Compete.

DEMO NOMINEES PLANS COMPLETE FOR FIRST TOUR   Cox Invades New York About Aug. 18—Roosevelt West an Eleventh.

STATE AFFAIRS OCCUR YING COX DURING THE DAY   No Visitors to See Governo Before Last of the week.

COX. BUSY. TODAY WITH . HIS\PERSONAL AFFAIRS   Wants to Get Things tn Shape for Noification Ceremonies at Home Next Saturday. ~. !

STATE AFFAIRS BCCUPYING COX ~BURING THE DAY   Will Shape Affairs to Start  Speaking Tour Week After  WNoyt   No Visitors to See Governor Before Last of the week.

COX PREPARING FOR NOTIFICATION EVEN   Democratic Nominee Read For Campaign Opening,

BE COX’ GUEST   Next President Will Star His Speaking Campaign in Far East.

COV. COX PREPARES  TO START CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE DR. VOTES TIME TO COMPLETIN STATE AND PERSONAL AT FAIRS,

Declares. That “Child's Piay Onstinacy” Responsible for Delay in Ratification

Senator McCormick Makes a Speech Bitterly Assailing Many “Provisions of Famous Versailles Pact,   TELLS REPUBLICANS NOT TO COMPROMISE   de Is Followed By Senator McCumber, Who Flays Both Parties for Failure to Reach an Agreement.

PEACE TREATY IN DEBATE ON SENATE FLOOR   Fight for Ratification Resumed in All Its Vigor Where It was Interrupted Last November.   PACKED GALLERIES _ HEAR ARGUMENTS

AUT A GOMPROMot   SENATOR VMceCORMICK UCRGES STAND PAT.   Treaty Flayed to .Frazzlic in New bight.

Peace Treaty Debateis Resumed by the Senate on Amendment by Led:   Senator Hitchcock Replies McCumber by Saying Demecrats Will Compromise. 

FOES OF TREATY ASSAIL DOCUMENT   OPENING GUN IN VITRIOLIC ATTACK IS FIRED BY SEN. ATOR McCORMICK,

HEOUMES DEBATE ON RATIFICATION IN ALL TIS ViGOR   Senate Lays As‘de Legisiative Business to Again Take Up Treaty of Versailles.   OPENING GUN FIRED BY IRRECONCILABLE FOES   MeCumber, of North Dakota, Flay Heads of Both Parties for Failur to Compromise, and Declares Chilk Play Obstinacy Alone Stands it Way of Senate Action,

8 FEAEVED WITH A FURY   McCormick of Irreconciables Onens the Fight-— -McCumber Makes Answer   LATTER ARRAIGNS THE — ~ LEADERS OF FACTIONS   D clares Compromise Should Be Made—Expect Much — Forensic Display Tn Senate: ,

FIRE OPENING GUN IN NEW TREATY BATTLE   McCormick Declares Republican: Should Keep Hands Off Compromise Proposals.

SENATE VIGOROUSLY RESUMES - PEACE TREATY’S DISCUSSION; COMPROMISE APPEARS DEAD

SENATE TAKES UF TREATY OF PEACI   Ratification Debate Resumed ir All Its Vigor.   FOES FIRE OPENING GUN   McCormick Begins Discussion With Speech Bitterly Assailing Many Provisions of Pact McCumber Flays Heads of Both Parties For Failure to Compromise.

TREATY AGAIN DEFORE SENATE WITH PARUSPECT UF INTERMINASLE TALE   DOCUMENT STANDS WHERE I WAS LEFT LAST NOVEMBER   McCermick Insists Repnblicans Make No Further Compromise.

PACT DEBATE AGAIN FLARES UP IN SENATE   Leaders Advised Not to Permit More Compremises.

SENATE HESUMES DEBATE ON IREATY OF VERSAILLES   Opening Gun Fiyed by Senator McCormick of Illinois   LONG FIGHT LOOKED FOR

Dempsey Soon Be  Ready for Carpéntier         And Carpenticr I  ues Challenge to Demp:

CARPENTIER ISSUES. CHALLENGE TO: SACK   Offers to Meet Kim. ny Tis “Or Plase After Oct. 10,

HURLS DEFL AT DEMPSEY   A ae ote orca  Carpentier Wants to Fight After October 10.

DEMPSEY READY To . BIGHT CARPENTIEF   Labor Day. Suggested as Dat for Proposed Meeting Be  tween U.S. and French Chamninne

DEMPSEY ACCEPTS DARE   gh Champion Willing to Meet Carpentier on Latter's Offer,

DEFI HURLED AT DEMPSEY   Carpentier Will Box Him - After Oct. 10, He Says.

DEMPSEY WILL FIGHT FRENCHMAN   Following Acquital Fight Manager Gets Busy  '

CHAMPIONSHIP. BATTLE   WILL MEET FRENCHMAN OR AN} ONE ELSE WANTING TO FIGHT FOR THE TITLE,

 Dempsey Soon Be Ready for Carpentier   And Carpentier Issueg Challenge t Dempsey.

i cree eat eee ll  Carpentier Challenges Jack Dempsey for Go After Oct. 10

Hunge: Strike isoners in Dublin  Pp 4           Those Considered in Danzer of Death by Hines Wilt Be Released—tThe Strike in Protest Continues.

‘Hunger Strike Prisoners in Dublin   Those Considered in Danger of Death by Hunger Will Be Released—The Strike in Pretest Continues.

VIEDINA DENIES FINDING TREATY AGAINST MEXICO   Government Official Under Carranza Resorts to Bumor as Basis of His Allegations

INTERNATIONAL NIRPLANE. RAGE eTARTED TOOL   First Flyer Crossed Starting Line al 1:37 O'Clock This Afternoon

BENNETT -AIR RACE STARTS      Kirsch, French Entrant, Takes the Alr at 1:37 P. M..at Etampos, i France.

WURLE DO SEWED tak Wand  First Contest Will Be Held it American League City

WORLDS SERIES ~ BEGINS OCT.5   ‘rst Three Games Will Be Played in American Loague City Winning League Ponnant,

WORLD SERIES NEXT WEEK.   The First Game Wil he Playset Voesiday. Octoher 4.

AMERICANS WIN TOSS.   First World's Serics Games Will Be Ptaved October Bth.

SUHEDULE FOR WORLD SERIES   First Game Will Be Played i: American League City October 5th.

WORLDS SERIES - BEGING ma   American League City. Will “Get First Three Games, and Last Four Will-be Played in City Winning National Lea cue Pennant. :

PLANS FOR THE WORLD SERIES   At Meeting of National Board —  Chicago and Cleveland will Play Off Three-Game Series lf Tied. 

WORLD TL FAAS OPER OCTOBER 0   Date Is Fixed by National Board; Ruth Knocks Out  2 More Homers

American League Wins Toss and American League City Will Get First Three  flamapac   PROVIDE FOR TIE IN RACE   If Unexpected Happezs and Cleveland and Chicago Tie un American, Three Game Series Will Be Plaved

FIRST WORLD SERIES GAME OCTOBER OTE   FIRST THREE GAMES IN AMERI (AN LEAGUEP CITY WINSNENG PENNANT

WORK.U'S SERIES TO START OCT, §   First Game to &2 Flayed AMe.can League Guy,

BIG SHOW OCT. 5      Opening Date of World’s Series Baseball Games.

WORLD'S SERIES 1 OPEN ON OCTORER 6 COMMISSION SAYS   First Game in Chicago or Cleve land, Whichever Wins American League Pennant.

WORLD'S SERIES TO START ocr,    First Game Wil be Played it American League city,

PENING WORLD atRlco GAME TD BEPLAYED OCT.   Cleveland or Chicago Will Be Scene of First Championship Contest

FIRST GAMES OF WORLD othito THUS DECIDED   FIRST GAME IS TO BE PLAYED OCTOBER 5TH.   IF TIE IN AMERICAN, THREE GAME PLAY-OFF   First Game in This Case in Cleveland, Second in Chicago, and the Third Will be Played on Neutral Ground; Rules Commission

WORLD SERIES STARTS OCT.    American League Wins Toss anc First Game Will Be in City On That Circuit.

THE AMERICAN LEAGUE CITY GETS FIRST GAME   THE OPENING GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES WILL BE PLAYED OCT. 5.   Three Games Will Be Played in the American League City Winning Penant Before a Move Will Be Made,

WORLD’S SERIES TC OPLN OCTOBER 5   First of Baseball Championship Games to be Played fn American League City—Program Arranged ‘at National Commission Meeting

WORLD SERIES WILL OPEN OCTOBER FIYE   First Three Games To Be Piayed In American League City The Others In Brooklyn

American League Pennant Winning City Gets First 3 Games World’s Series   ‘First Game Scheduled for Oct. 5 in Cleveland. or Chicago— al Three Games Clubs Move to National League City for Four Games.

WORLD'S SERIES STARTS OCT. STE   First Game. Will be Played in City Wirning American League Pennant   COIN. WAS TOSSED   Three Games Will be Played and Then Team Will Move to Another Place

AMERICANS GET FIRST SERIES TILT   Johnson Wins Coin Toss Up At Moguls’ Meet Today.

American League Team Winning Pennant Gets the Opening Contest; 9 Games Will Be Played This Year

FIRST 3 GAMES IN AMERICAN CLUB CIT}   Opener of 1920 World Series Will Be Played Getober 5, National Commission Decides.   RULES ARE PREPARED TODAY

WORLD SERTES OCTOBER 5.   First Three Games Will Be Played In American League City.

WORLD'S SERIES PLANS MADE BY THE COMMISSIONS   Filp Of a Coin Was Used to Deter. mine Some of the Plans

AMERICANS WIN TOSS.   Tint Wotht’s Serice Games Will Be Dlatn! Nelober Sth.

WORLD'S SERIES GAMES BEGIN OT. STH IN WES]   AMERICAN LEAGUE WINS TOS: AND WILL GET FIRST THRE! GAMES EITHER IN CLEVELANI mon CHICag?

—--— WARRANTS AGAINST WEALTHY OI. MAN AND HIS STENOG' RBAPHER NOT SERVED,

PROGRESSING NICELY.   evival Meeting at M. E. Church Leing Largcly Attended.

TROGRESS   Revival Mecting at M.j E. Church - Being Largely Attended,

METHODISTS SPLIT ON AMUSEMENTS   Some Want Ban On Dancing, Cards And Theatres Removed By Church.

GHURCH SPLITS ON AMUSEMENTS   MINORITY REPORT WOULD REMOVE DISCIPLINE PARAGRAPH.

DIVIDED AS TO AMUSEMENTS   } — Methodists in General Conference Get Two Reports on Dancing, Cards and Theater.

Methodists in General Conference Get Two Reports on Dancing, Cards and Théater.

OPINION DIVIDES ON CHURCH DISCIPLINE   Methodist Conference Has Majority and Minority Reports on Amusement Ban.

DANCING AND CARDS STA METHODISTS   Agitated Over Amusemen! Phrase of Discipline.

nape diei esa te. aie ummm diel a REED TO CARRY FIGHT FOR SEAT TO THE FIOOK

NATIVES HURRY WIT CUPS TO SAVE BOO    Four Barrels Run To Waste From  Train In Branswick;  Guards Firm.

RESTORATION OF PEACE FIRST DUTY QF CONFERENG   Fremier Nitti of Italy Advocates Es tablishment of Normal Relations Belween Soviet Russia and Outside World.

RESTORE PEACE WORD OF NITT   Italian Premier Would Resume Normal Relations Wth Russian Soviet and Germany.

NUTT FAVOR ALOUGNITION FIR SOVIETS   Peace Conference’s Duty Is Declared to Be Rehabilitation of Stricken Lands   SAYS FOREIGN LOANS MUST BE FORTHCOMING   FRANCE TO OPPOSE ANY PLAN WHEREBY LOAN WILL BE. FLOATED AMONG NEUTRALS TO ALD GERMANY.

Italian Premier Takes a Poke at United States   “ays Chief Daty ix to Establish Peace Normal Relations With Russia Advocated

FOR UNIFORM LAWS   National Conference at St. Louis Takes Up Big Program.   President of American Bar Associatior Says Lawmakers Have Eye on .Public Funds.

SEEK UNIFORM LAWS   COMMISSIONERS ON STATE ACTS MEET AT ST. LOUIS.   Annual Conference Takes Up a Big Program—Allied With American Bar Association.

DISCUSS UNIFORM STATUTES IN U. §   National Conference at St. Louis Takes Up Big Program.   President of American Bar Association Says Lawmakers Have Eye on Public Funds.

More Trouble © Is Looming i in Old Mexico   et i Probability: cf Serious  Disk Over Ne Sunday's Presidential Blection Developed Tod     SiO

TROUBLE BREWING IN OLD MEXICO   Charge Obregon'’s Candidacy Violation of the Constitution of That Country.

FOURTEEN: DATES SET FOR DEATH   Wife Pleads for Husbafid Sen tenced Already Thirteen Times to Electric Chair.

Family Ties Ave Shattered, but This Woman Battles Lone-Handed as Other Relatives Fieht bor

TACKLE TAX SYSTEM   Member of Legistature Would Try to Remedy Defects

\HOOVER URGES ACTION TO BOOM PRODUCTION   Warns U. S. Soon Will Be Dependent on Oversea Supplies; Commission of Farmers to Bring Agricultural Readjustment Proposed  in Letter

FOOD PROBLEMS IN COUNTRY ARE ALARMING   A Ne-Adjustment Is Nd essary a Once.

TR ee er ee Te nn hh Cn eet Teme ee aT OR TT ne eet eT ere Te ee  HOOVER WANT AGRICULTURAL HEAD JUS TMENT   Says Commision of Highly Trained Farmers Should Be Organized   FEARS DEFLATION MAY BE PASSED TO FARMER   RAPID DECREASE IN PRODUC. TION THREATENS DEPEN: DENCY ON OVERSEAS SUP. PLIES, HE BELIEVES,

FOOD PRODUCTION IN UNITED STATES IS DECREASING   DECLARED HERBERT HOOVER TN LETTER--ATTACKED “FARMER WHO FARWS THE FARWER"

Hoover Urges Farmer Board To Boost Crop:       er Food Dictator Warns Thi  Production Mast Be Licreased  iy America is to E  Dependency on Europe For its Food

EXPRESS FEARS FOR SAFETY OF WISCONSIN MAN IN NEAR EAS]   American Board Missionary and Relief Worker are Believed in Danger

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF WORKERS IN ARMENIA   Two Americans May be Caught in Turk Advance.

BREST-LITOVSK IS REACHED BY RUSSIANS IN RENEWAL OF OFFENSIVE ACTIVITIES   Lithuania Is Reported to Have Appealed to France to Check Advance of Czech Forces

LOCAL GIN IS.  THREATENEL   Letter , Received , De. manding That Plant ‘Cease Operations

MANY KILLED IN FACTORY BLAST   Workers at Prague Killed When Mu. nitions Factory Is Wrecked by Explosion This Morning.

ALL GOVERNMENT “AGENGIES. ENLIST IN RADICAL HUNT      Search Made For Martens’ Self styled Soviet Ambaseador— Secret Servier Active.   JOHNSON INTRODUCES BILI

CONGRESS TAKES HAND IN FIGHT AGAINST RADICALS   EVERY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WOULD BE SPECIAL AGENT ACCORDING TO BILL,   BROAD CAMPAIGN PLANNED   Army Forced to Vacate Buildings At Ellis Island in Order to fold Hundreds Awaiting Deportation.

‘ULL COORDINATION OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES   TOGETHER WITH AWAKENED CONGRESS GIVES BROADER ASPECT TO CAMPAIGN TO RID NATION OF DANGEROUS RADI craw «ar

MARTENS, RUSSIAN OUUIET AMBASSADOR, WILL BE DEPORTE   Self-Styled Seviet Amadassado: Is a Fugitive, With Secret Service Hot On Trail.   PLAN TO FERRET OUT REDS   Proposal to Make All Federal Clerks Agents For Running Down Undesirables.

Government Widens Net to Catch and Rid Nation of Radical Operatives      Congress: Gets Bill to Make Each Federal _.Employe Agent for Ferreting Out Reds and . Treasury Secret Service, Customs: Officials and Army and Navy Branches to Help.

ON TRAIL OF ANARCHISTS   All Government Departments Join in Fight on Reds—Make Erplove: Avents,

ACCORD IN FIGHT ON RED ELEMENT   Campaign to Rid Nation o: Radicals Given Wider Scope by New Developments.

ATTACK ITALIANS IN EGYPT   Corporal Killed and Privates Wounded ly Rioters 55 Miles From Cairo.

ir POUCH OUCH STOLEN; CONTAINED $100,00(   Taken in Broad Daylight From Railroad Station,

DAYUGHT BANDITS GET 5160,000 HAUL   MAIL POUCH CONTAINING BANK SHIPMNT CF CURRENCY STOLEN IN CHICAGO,

$100,000 MAIL POUCH STOLEN   PAYROLL FOR EMPLOYES OF PULLMAN CO. SNATCHED IN DAYLIGHT ROBBERY

ANOTHER MAIL POUCH THEIF   Bandits Took Bag Containing Articles Worth Around $100,000,

PUL!_MAN COMPANY PAYROLL STOLEN   Pouch Containing One Hun. dred Thousand Dollars Taken From Railroad Statian.

NINE DIE INMINE. BLAZE: 7 INJURED   SQUAD OF WORKMEN TRAPPED AND DEVOURED BY FLAMES FOLLOWING BLAST, é

6 BURN TO DEATH IN ALA. MINE FIRE   HAD RESUMED WORK AFTER SHUT. _ DOWN WHEN GAS EXPLODED( BURYING 26

10 KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Explosion Near Birmingham, Ala., Seri: ously Iniures Six Others,

METHODIOTS WATCH THEIR PUBLICATION   Plan is Made for Strict Censorship of All Books.to Be Published So That Doctrinal Matters Will be Straight  Tn the Future.

WIERENGEN WILL GO TO FORMER CROWN PRINCE AS PERMANENT RESIDENCE   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

HOLLAND MEETS DEMAND TO KEEP KAISER AND SON   Declaration of Official Resi dnce for Ex-Crown Prince Raljaved Part of Procram.

HOLLAND GRANTS ISLAND TO EX-EMPEROR’S HEIR   Measure is Believed to Complete Steps by Which Dutch Seek to Meet AlHed Demands

SAFEGUARD KAISER AND SON   Dutch Complete Steps for Meeting Demands of Entente—Crown Prince Likes tsland.

COURT GIVES “SPIKER BABY TOS FATHER   Perley Spiker, Earning $100 a Week Is Beiter Able to Gare For Child. —

ADOPTS SON BORN TO ENGLISH GARI   PERLEY SPIKRER AND WIFE TO GIVE INFANT “OPPORTTUN.ITY IN LIFE.”

Students Form “Soviet;"Faculty Given a Ducking   Normal School Teachers Immersed in Icy Lake Following Refusal to Obey ‘“Soviet”? Manifesto.

GIRL IMPRISONED IN CELLAR 17 YEARS AT JOLIET, ILLINOIS  ODINDYT WK Wt Tht CrriT: « WAY Yee yn inverse   CRIPPLED BY FEVER WHEN BUT TWO YEARS OF AGE ©   Mother Was Jailer and I Bodyi is So Stunted _ That It Weighs No More Than a Child of Five Years

GIRL IMPRISONED  IN CELLAR 17 YEARS _ AT JOLIET, ILLINOIS  MITaTrarar Fin. Wesr WAaywteryrire @ZUTeywy.tBay treaw Tre reiaaro   CRIPPLED BY FEVER WHEN BUT TWO _ YEARS OF AGE   Mother Was Jailer and Body is So Stunted That It Weighs No More Than a Child of Five Years

SAFETY FIRST WORK BY THE RAILROADS PRODUCES RESUL'S   Statistics Show Fewer Persons Killed in Accidents Declares Rail Editor

SAFETY FIRST WORK “BY THE RAILROADS. PPANTICES RESUL"S   Statistics Show. Fewer Persons  Killed in Accidents De: larvae Rail Editar

STOP SMOKING IN THE Y. W.C. A.   English Branch Takes Uj Fight Avainst Lavities Caused By War

ARCHBISHOP TELLS OF MURDERS DONE IN NEW REPUBLIC   Lloyd George Gives Detailed Description of Turkish Situation, Saying It Would Have Been Blunder to Settle Problem Without U. S. Decision on Mandate Over Armenia.

ARMENIANS PUT 10 DEATH   Tartars Aceesed of Recent Masxaere ef Seventecn Thousand  Chriatianes.

TARTARS SLAY MANY ARMENIANS   Archibishop Tells o: Horrible. Massacres in New State

ARMENIANS SLAUGHTERED ~THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS   Within Boundaries of Nevw State 17,000 Killed Recent ly, and in December 14,00¢ Fell to Tartars.

DUSANDS MURDERED BY THE CRUEL TURKS   MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS IS CONTINUING AND THe RATE OF SLAUGHTER HAS BEEN MOUNTNIG RAPIDLY OF LATE

SAYS HE KILLED MOTHER    Man Whose Father Was Hanged for Crime Confesses

CONFESSES HE KILLED MOTHER   Ontario Farmer Guilt of Crime for Which Father Was Hanged.   INDIFFERENT TO HIS FATE

FATHER HANGED, SON CONFESSES KILLING MOTHER   Youth ‘Makes Statement After “xperiencing Reli-

SONFESSION MADE OF MURDER   mnadian Admits Crime for Whic! Father Was Hanged.

SAW FATHER HANGED, THEN CONFESSED CRIME   Censcience, Stilled For Years, Finally Led Murderer To : Confess.

KILLED AIS = MOTHER   CANADIAN FARMER CONIFESSES ‘O CRIME FOR WHICH HIS FATHER WAS HANGED.

HORRIBLE CRIME ) GONFESSe0 8} VOTING PANATIAN   Admits Clubbing’ Mother tc Death Seven Years After His Father was Hung  int an   “SAW DUST TRAIL” DOES IT   Goes Forward in Evangelistic Service and Declares He Kifled His Mother   S$ NOW LANGUISHING IN JAIL   NEI IEDE REESE EEE aS eae eee Gives Self Up and Appeara Relieved Fottowing Confession—indiiferent  ~ te His Fate.

Let Innocent father Hang for Murder of Wife When Son Had Committed Crime.   Clubbed Mother to Death Bes cause She Reprimanded Him

YOUNG MAN CONFESSES TO MURDER OF MOTHER   His Father Was Hanged for the Crime—Love Made Startling Statement at Church Meeting

cn eee piers sy .  Probably Mentally. tally, Unbalanced rr Brooding Gricf.

CONFESSES MURDER HIS FATHER WAS — —— HANGED FOR   Converted by Evangelist, Man At Ontario Town Narrates Crime and Is Arrested

For Which His Father Was ‘Hanged . in Ontario .' Seven Years Ago.—Said he Killed  -Her: Becayse She Rethon eotrated Wik Tin.

FATHER HANGED FOR SON'S CRIME   Young Farmer Murdered His Mother Seven Years Ago —Makes Confession

LOVE CONFESSES A HEINOUS GRIME   Murders Mother Then Testifies Against Father Who Is Hanged For Deed. :

CONFESSES TO CRIME FATHER HANGED FOR   Moved By Plea of Evangelis Arnell Love Make Startling Confession.

HELPED 10 HANG FATHER, NOW CONFESSES GRIME   TWENTY-TWO YEAR OLD LAD CLUBBED MOTHER TO DEATH   SWORE ON STAND THAT HIS FATHER DID IT.   Jury Convicted the Father and He Was Hanged, Largely on Evidence Provided by the Son Who Now Confesses That He Did It.

VAN CONFESSES MURDER FOR ’ WHICH HIS FATHER HANGED   ‘Young Farmer Gets Religion and: Clears. Conscience of : Mtoe der of. His Mother for Which:Crime He Allowed ae ‘His Father to Die-on the Scaffold, :

PAPER CO. GR mre PRIVILECE      Ee eee ee  TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE  SWETCH “AGROSS NORTH THIRD  MOB       Ordinances Pertaining” ‘to’ “the Fire ‘and. Police - De* partments: Read_ and (Go - Over. to: Their Second. ' "Rendinoe ee

PAPER CO — GRANTED PRIVILEGE   TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE SWITCH - ACROSS NORTH THIRD  CMD inn   Ordinances Pertaining to the Fire and Police Departments Read and Go Over to Their Second  . Readings. *

MARKHAM TAUKS ON. COOD ROADS   ! Soran ma hae Ty ree Kiwanis Meeting Witl Be Held at Chamber of Cammerce Rooms Thursday Evening

MARKHAM TALKS ON. GOOD ROADS   Kiwanis Meeting Will Re Held at Chamber of Commerce Rooms Thursday Evening

KIULING OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK BLAMED ON POLICE      The Government's Position Weakened and Entire Irish Situation in Bad Way.

HOLD GOVERNMENT’S ‘ * POSITION WEAKENED   Political Observers! Predict, Murder of Lord Mayor? of Cork - Will Have Great Effect.

MURDER OF IRISH MAYOR {5 CHARGED TO BRITISH POLIC   SLAYING OF LORD, MAYOR OF CORK HAS PROFOUND AFFECT ON THE URISH SITUATION

IRELAND ASTIR B) MAYOR’S MURDER   May Have Profound Effect on In ternal] Situation. ic Raliof

CHARGES MADE JN PARLIAMENT   Murder of Lord Mayor of Cork Is Laid to Police in Open Charge to Commons.   ‘FEAR EASTER UPRISING

sey ny Wield Croyis.  Tipton County “Has  x . ‘That Wil Go Into. Ont

WHEAT NOT GooDb.   Tipton County Has Many Fields That Wil Go Into Other Crops.

WOMAN ACCUSES HER HUSBAND OF SUBWAY SLAYING   Holds Him on Plaza of Philadelphia City Hall Until  Dali-a Aerisra

ACTRESS BRANDS _ ~~ HUSBAND KILLER   Philadelphia Police Called Bs Cries Of “Murder”; N. Y. Po lice Interested.

METHODISTS MAY CURB ¢ POWERS OF BISHOPS   Consider Recognition of Women in Alistry and Salery- Limit ie Plan.

METHODISTS PROPOSE TO LIMIT THE POWERS OF THEIR BISHOPS   Would Compel  Them t Nominate Condidates for District Superintendents

SUBMARINE CREW RESCUED AFTER:TWO DAYS UNDER WAYER      Air is Nearly Exhausted: When Aid Reaches Damaged oa Vessel.   TORPEDO TUBES CHOKED ‘MEN COULDN'T Bea Pr   Passing Ship:, Hears Ball. of ‘Telephone Buoy R Talks to Sailors; Sends Divers to Rextnr: ‘

Crew Of Helpless Vessel I Held For 48 Hours Under Waves   TOULD NOT Risk   Air Is Almost Exhausted When Reseue Ship Sights Buoy

CREW OF U. 8. SUBMARINE [8 RESCUED FROM DISABT ED CRAFT   [wenty-Eight Men Have Narrow Experience from Death  Off Delaware Coast.   SUBMERGED FOR 48 HOURS  Lieutenant Commander Cock Plays Part of Hero In the Work of Rescue.

Oe ees ieee deensieniicaanes  Entire Naval Crew Rescued From Vessel Which Was Submerged Over 35 Hours   PLIGHT OF THE U-BOAT WAS DISCOVERED WHEN AN, AMERICAN VESSEL CREW SAW A TELEPHONE BUOY. FLOATED FROM THE SUBMARINE—THE BUOY WAS RINGING AND A SMALL BOAT WAS LOWERED FROM THE SHIP.

SUEMARIKE GREW {3 Oct AFTER 48-HOUE SUBMEASH:.   VESSEL COMMANDER HEROIG MOLD   “k«rilling Work of Rescue Accomplished With Difficulty and Captain Cook Last Man To  T newn, Rast

Shee teheseMrss S758 £ GEO B, WV. 27 bl . *.  Russians Suffer Another Defeat

RUSSIAN PRISONERS CAPTURE BY POLE  15th Rassi an Army i n Northern Po land Decisively Defeated   And 4th Russian Army and 3d Russian Cavalry Corps Surrounded   Soviet Communique Saye Violent Fight ing Is Raging Near Lomza and Bielostok.

ENREICN TRADE CONFERENCE   Two Thousand Delegates _From Al Portions of World Are, In Attendance at Opening Mecting. 

GHIGAGD oT RIKE OT UATION CLEARS   Rail Unions Threaten to Expel the Rebel Switchmen.   BROTHERHOODS HELP ROADS   Order Men Back on Jobs by Thursday or Their Cards Will Be Forfeited —No Chance to Obtain Increase of Pay.

SWITCHMEN TO LOSE WALKOUT   Chicago Strike Near End, With Brotherhood’s Aid, Is €!aim.   ‘UNIONS MAY EXPEL REBELS   Men Must Return to Work by Thureday cr Their Cards Will Be Forfeited—Iincrease in Pay Is Impossible,

SITUATION CLEARS I YARD STRIKE   Rail Unions Threaten to Expei the Rebel Switchmen.   BROTHERHOODS HELP ROADS   Order Men Back on Jobs by Thursday or Their Cards Will Be Forfeited —No Chance to Obtain Insrease of Pay.

Subscriptions Taken - at. at. Old Rates if Pai Now, in: Advance.

CONGRESS WILL REASSEMBLE.   Little Business Planned For Week Account Holiday Spirit,

CONGRESS RESUMES ITS SESSION TODAY    LITTLE IMPORTANT BUSINESS  PLANNED BEFORE THE  NEW YEAR.   Many Senators and Representa tives Will Not Return Until Next Week.

WILL DISCUSS TARRIF   EXPECT SENATE CLAS}   Congrets Will Assemble To. duy After Holiday Week Bnd

CONGRESS BAGK FROM VACATION  Holiday Spirit Still Prevails After Christm      Many Senators und Representatives Are Absent For the Week

CONGRESS WILL TODAY RESUME TARIFF FIGHT   Holiday Spirit Promises to Pre vail Until After the New Year.   MINOR BILLS IN HOUSE

CONGRESS WILL DEFER BUSINESS UNTIL NEW YEAR   Re-asseinble Today After Brief Christmas. Recess But- Holiday  Spirit Promises To Prevail DurSey Th. Wank Q   TARIFF “BILL” UP. IN SENATE

FATTLE DUE (N SENATE ON TARIFE BUT REPUBLICANS PROBABLY WILL PREVA,

CONGRESS REASSEMBLES TODAY; OPENING CLASH ON THE TARIFF BILL IS EXPECTED IN SENATI   Fordney Measure Is Expected to Encounter Stiff Opposition and Leaders Concede That Interminable Debate Is in Prospect; House to Consider Minor Measures.

NATTLE QUE IN SENATE ON TARIFE BUT REPUBLICANS PROBLY WiLL PREVAIL

MISSISSIPPI AND DELAWARE RUNNING WECK AND NECK TO BE THIATY-SIXTH” STATE. RATIFYING

ANT oUFRAGIOTa OPPOSED 10 Bill   Mississippi Also Expected to Vote on Suffrage Bill Today—Needed ThirtySixth State Goal Appears Near Altho Delaware May Vote Against Measure

BAVARIA PLACED IN WRONG LIGHT, DAYS VON KAHR   Denies Organizations Formed For Purpose of Restoring the Monarchy.   Describes Formation of “Orgesch” and the Manner of ' Its Working.

,qvarian President Denies Existence Of Plot For Restoration Of Monarchy

Minister President von Kahr Says Opponents of Present: Coalition Government. Circu  late Falacious Renorts °   TALKS ON ORGANIZATION  TO KEEP LAW AND ORDER   Discredits Rumors of Purpose’ to Restore Monarchy and Declares No Movement. to This End Bxists in State

Deny Reports of Attempts. Of Bavarians To Restore Rule of King In Germany

MONARCHY RUMOR IN BAVARIA UNTRUE   Says the Einwohnerwehr Has No General Staff:’ Ludendorff a Mere Private

Says the Finwohnerwehr Has Ne General Staffs’ Ludendorff a Mere Private

BAVARIA WANTS MONARCHY AGAIN   Reports Also Add She Would Establish Domination Over Germany.

Deny Reports of Efforts to Restore Bavaria Monarcht   Bavarian president ‘also discredits stories of attempted Bavarian -domination over Germany

GERMANS SEEK 10 KEEP PEACE, SAYS VON KAHR   Bavarian President Says No Move to Restore Monarchy in Germany.   SOCIETY ORGANIZED TO PROTECT NATION   Einwohnerwehr is An Inno. cent Organization Says the President.

THAT SHE IS SCHEMING TO RESTORE _ THE MONARCHY   for Establishing Bavarian Domination Ove1 Germany — Minister Says the Stories are Absolutely Foolish.

VON SAE, BAVARIA, DENIES ORGANIZED MON ARGHIAL PLANS   Minister-President Represents Einwohnerwehr as “Law and Order Committee.”   EXPLAINS PLOT RUMOR  FOR ASSOCIATED PRESS   Says 200,000 Members Will Not __ Be Forced to Disarm “if 1 Allies Understand.”

MUCH TO STORY   Bavaria is Nat Trying to Get Upper thand of tie Germaiis,

RUMORS ARE DENIED BY PRESIDENT OF BAVARI   Bavarians Placed in Bad Light By Reports of Monarch‘ist Plota.   OFFICIAL NOW IN BERLIN;   Discussing Bavarian Affairs With Central Government on Canital,

THE PRESIDENT OF BAVARIA TELLS ABOUT EINWOHNER-: WEHR AND ORGESCH. ©

UNDER OATH 10 CHECK REVOLTS.   Bavarians Form Law and Order League.    EFFORT TO RESTORE MONARCHY DENIED   Minister President Ex. plains Organization. 

Purpose of. Groups to Curb Reds   GEN. LUDENDORFF NOT AGENT OF EX-KAISER, CLAIM.

BERLIN: HEARS RUMORS.   ee  There Ix Taik of Plot. to Restore . the German Monarchy.

HITCHOOGK'S PLAN REJECTED BY THE LOOGE BACKERS   Hopes of Early Ratification Again Dashed by Refusal of Proposals.  Offering the “Impossible”

LODGE FACTION: REJECTS OFFER AF COMPROMISE   Proposal Submitted by Hitchcock and Signed by 28 Democrats Rejected   PROPOSITION CALLED “IMPOSSIBLE” EFFORT   LODGE PLANS TO CALE UP  TREATY MONDAY AND PRE sSeNT HIS AMENDMENT JO  PREAMBLE.

GRAND JURY MEMBERS WILL REGRET ACTION   Drys of Milwaukee Issus Statement on Resolution,

NORMANDA MEETING CLOSED.   lev. G. L. Heuover im Charee of Evan: gelistic Services

SORMANDA MEETING CLOSED.      Rev.G. I: Huover in Charer.of Evan gelistic: Services.

Congress Will ‘Not Start Another Three Year Naval Building Plan.   COMPLETE SHIPS BUILDING   This . Will Give: United States Greatest Navy in World,

NAVY PLAN Mi BE REJECTED   Committee Opposes Secretary Daniels’ Program, Report Says

LEAGUE RESTRICT TRADE IN ARMS   House Naval Committee Will Reject Secretary Daniels Proposition,

FITZPATRICK IN  VITRIOLIC TALK STIRS HEARERD TO ENTHUSIAGM   Day Will Come When Workers Here Will “Do a Jot Such as the Workers of Russia Have Done’ Says   UNITING OF MINORITY GROUPS IS ADVOCATED   Convention Names a Committee to Confer With Representatives of the Committee of Forty-eight.

THIRD PARTY BIT NEARER SOLID UNITY   Fitzpatrick Predicts Day Will Come When Workers Will Unite and Do Job: Such As Workers OF Riuesia Have Done   ITHREE CHEERS FOR SOVIET   Nothing To Prevent’ Hand. and Brain Workers Taking ‘Government Out Of Hands OF Interna.  ‘ewe:  diwewnteal Bhicsowecsn x      FARMER LABOR NAME: TALKED

 URGE WORKERS TC TAKEGOVERNMENT   Union Agitator Stampodes’ tho Labor Parly Convention,   LOUD CHEERS FOR, RUSSIA   Union of All Elements of Unreat Under Third Party Banner Advocated by Keynote Speaker.

KEYNOTE OF “LABOR PARTY   “itgpatrick Saye Working Peo. ple Will Do Job: Such as "Workers of Russia Have inne,

SOVIET IS CHEERED AT CHICAGO CONVENTION   BIG DEMONSTRATION FOLLOWS DENUNCIATION OF AMERT. CAN GOVERNMENT.   Merger of Minority Political. Move~ ments Under New Banner. Starts at Labor Party Meeting.

PERVID ORATORY MARKS LABOR PARTY CONVENTION.   Opening of National Convention Is Step Towards Amalgamation of Minority Move-.. ments Into Third Party; Committee of * 48 and Single Taxergs Recess Sunday   SPEECHES LACK REPRESSION

CROWD CHEERS SOVIET IN U. S. AT CONVENTION   RADICAL PREACHMENTS OF LABOR -PRESIDENT AROUSES THIRD PARTY

LABOR PARTY RUSSIAN BENT   CHEERS FOR SOVIET RULE WITH CONVENTION OPENING.   APPLAUD IDEA OF OVERTHROW   WEARY @F FOLLOWING TRE OLD LINE LEADERSHIP,   Sentiment Expressed by Fitspatrick Greeded Notstiy—Stepe Teward Amalgamation @ ith Other Groupe.

WIFE OF FORMER COUNTY ~ TREASURER DIED TODAY   Mrs. Susanna Gambill, Wife of Rob’t. Gambill, Passed This Morning After Long Illness.

MRS. GAMBILL PASSES AWAY   WIFE OF EX-COUNTY TREASUR: ER SUCCUMBS AFTER LONG ILLNESS OF CANCER   LEAVES: MANY RELATIVES

PHIFFITH AREA ParAT SURPRIGE TH LL 0Y0 GEORGE   x) Orders for Seizing Sion Fe in Leader Issue rom Office  of Premier.

ARREST: OF SINN “FEIN LEADERS {3 ~ PART OF ROUND-UP   Will Hold Well: Known Men, Suspected of Being Lead. ers, Indefinitely, — -

SINN FEINERS ARRESTED UPON BRITISH ORDER:   Arthur Griffith Founder of Or. ganization is in the Toils.

al FENLEADERS ~ ARE UNDER ABREST   SEIZURE 18 SAID TO BE PRELUDE TO CONTEMPLATED ROUNDUP.   Official Says That British Possess Names of All Dail Eireann Members.

OINN FEIN HAD UNDER ARKES SPIRITED AWAY   Arthur Griffith, John Mage. Neill, His Son and Others Are Taken by the Auxiliary Police in Dithlin.   HIS WIFE JS INTIMIDATED   Officers Speak Harshly to Her, Pointing Pistol and Demanding That She “Come Down at Once.”  Place No Charge.

AUSTRIA VOTED INTO THE LEAGUE   Action Taken by the Assembly Thi: Afternoon Following Report Of Committee,

LEAGUE RELIEVE DUTCH OF DUTY REGULATE OPIUM   Holland Had Importan Role Under Old Inter national Convention.

IMPORTANT DECISION 1S ANNOUNCED   Ruling Legalizes Horizontal Increases Ordered by Tax Board.

CONSTITUTIONALITY UPHELD 8 APPELLATE COURT   It Holds Decision of the Lower Court Is Contrary to Law   And Declared Invalid the Injunctio: Preventing Taxes Based on Horizontal Inceases   Synopsis of the Opinion Written by Judge McMahan.

Decision Was Rendered - This Morning in a. Test Cases.      WARION. COUNTY CASES. DECIDED   ‘Suits: ‘Were Designed ‘to Prevent  Horigontal Increases in  ' Assessments. -

STATE TAX BOARD UPHELD IN RULING   Appellate Court Says Injunctior Granted in Marion Couniy Is Invalid.   HORIZONTAL RAISE  iSSUE   Suits Were Filed in Several Countie: to Prevent Collection of Taxes on Increase—All Counties Affected.

CONSIDER OFFICIAL LANGUAGE   League Coanretl Undecided as to International Tongue.

NISCUSS LANGUAGE TO BE USED BY COUNCIL   French and English / Are Forms Of  Sneech Considered. +

(QOUE OF ARMENIA IO REFERRED BAGH   League Ceuncil Unable to Ac cept Mandate.   LANGUAGE IS CONSIDERED   Jecision Reached to Accept Guardianship of Minorities in Territories Transferred Under Austrian and Belgian Treaties — Polish. Lithuanian Dispute Will Be Taken Up.

HOUSE:REFUSES. REPEAL. . OF PROHIBITION LAW BY AN OVERWHELMING VOTE

HOUSE VOTES TO CONTINUE VOLSTEAD ENFORCEMENT ACT   Efforts of New Jersey Representative to Repeal Bill Defeated by Overwhelming Vote.

PROHIBS SCOFF AT WETS EFFORTS 10. DEFEAT DRY LAW   DRY LEADERS POINT TO RECORDS AS INDICATION THAT THE NATION LIKES PROHIBITION   NOT ALARMED BY REPORTS   Liquor Interests Pick Courts th Which to Test Prohibition Laws, Dry Leader Says—Wisconsin is Liquor Bound Drvs Say

THEY STAND PAT   By Overwhelming Vote the House Refuses to Repeal Prohibition Law   VOTED. “ON* IT TODAY   Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Constitutionality of Law

UNIONS DEMAND RAIL BILL DEFEAT   Employees Claim Their Rights as Citizens Would Be Violated.   MEASURE INIMICAL TO LABUR   Heads of Brotherhoods Present Their Objections to Conference Report at a Meeting of More Than 100 Members of HWouse.

WORKERS DEMAND DEFEAT OF BILL   Declare Proposed Rail Legislation ~~ Inimical to Labor.   SAY THEIR RIGHTS VIOLATED   Shiefs of Railroad Brotherhoods and American Federation of Labor Present Objections at Meeting of tdcuse Members.

dyad  UNION MEMORANDUM ASSER'P MEASURE VIOLATES RIGHTS OF THE WORKERS   FIXED PROFITS ATTACKED

UNION WORKERS DEMAND DEFEAT OF RAIL BILL   Declare Legislation Passed by House and Senate is Inimical to Labor.

OPPOSE THE RAIL BILL   Unions Claim Employees’ Rights ‘Are Violated.   Heads of Brotherhocds Present Their Objections to Measure to Congresamen,

Unauthorized Railroad Strike Condemned by  A. F. of L. Resolution

ndependence, Kansas, Scene of Wild Race Disturbances After A White Grocer Was Shot and Robbed by Negroes Last Night.  Situation Controlled by Police A Be uu a 2 een

KANSAS TOWN ~ PREPARES FOR MOB VIOLENCE   City Hall at Independence: Turned Into Armed Camp ‘to Frustrate Lynching.   TWO DEAD AND FIVE HURT IN FiRs? CLASH

Legion Men Guard Negro Charged With Murder of White Men in Town of Independence

2 DEAD IN CLASH BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGROES AT INDEPENDENCE.   NEGRO SHOT DOWN A BOY   Mob In Turn Riddled Negro Slayer’s Body With Bullets—American Legion Men Help Restore Order.

Armed Members of Ameri ~-can Legion Patrol Independence, Kansas,

200° EX-SOLDIERS GUARD CITY HALL IN INDEPENDENCE   LYNCHING OF \NEGRO, ALLEGED SLAYER :OF GROCER, FEARED.   Feeling Flares Out Today Whea:  Pool Hall Is Fired on; Nowe EN t

RACE RIOT IN  KANSAS TOWN.   Armed Leglonaires Patro} Streets of Independence, Kansas, and Guard the City Hall.

WAR VETERAN AGAIN ARMED I) SUPPRESS RAGE RIDIN   Two killed, Five Wounded in Street Clash in Kansas   ATTEMPT TO LYNCH ALLEGED MURDERER   Feeling Runs High in In dependence; Jail Is Storm Center

RIOT. HOLDS SWAY  ‘WHEN NEGROES AND WHITES CLASH IN TOWN. IN KANSAS   Race Riot Imminent:in Sunflower State; ‘Mob Threat“ens. Blac. k 8 Following _ Murder of White Boy   MURDERER’S BODY IS RIDDLED. WITH SHOT   ‘THEATRES. CLOSE AND ALL BUSI NESS SUSPENDS WHILE HAIL OF BULLETS SWEEP THRU - INDEPENDENCE STREETS 

FEAR ATTEMPTS TOLYNGH NECRG HEE BY POLIGE   Two Killed-and Five Mice in Clash at independence, Kansas   200 ARMED MEMBERS -OF LEGION ON GUAR™   Race Feeling. Flares Ot! Again; Pool Hall Fired Unon on

LEGION MEN ON DUTY   Two Killed, Four W ounded inStreet Fight Between Blacks and Whites: Sta'e Troops Noi Needed.

EX-SERVICE MEN PATROL TOWN   Race F eeling Ran High When White Grocery man Found Dead

AMERICAN LEGION MEN ARE ON GUARD   Troops Patrol Streets at independence.

SHOOTING OF WHITE BOY STARTS GENERAL RAGE RIOT AND NEGRO IS RIDDLED WHEN FIRES FATAL SHOT   Home Guard and Ex-Service Men Called Out to Protect Kansas Town. Said Trouble Has Been Expected. Mob Shoots to Kill.

Senator Johnson Calls Himself “Casualty’’ of Last G. 0. P. Convention

Sen. Johnsen Says He Was Only a Casualiy Last G. Q. P. Convention

In Speech At Newport, Ky., Sen. ator Johnson Tells What He Feels He Is,

HIRAM WAS CASUALTY   Denies Charge That ‘ite Is Part 1 “Portion of Sesatorial df Oligarehj. ©:

WILSON WANTS IT DIAGRAMEL   President, Having Received a Ctear Explanation From Harding, May Write Again.   JOHNSON BACKS HARDING STANL   Tells Kentucky Audience Tha Red - Blooded Americans Should Support Nominee.   HiS STAND [S PLAIN

HIRAM SAYS tl IS A CASUALTY   Senator Johnson is Touring Kentucky in Behalf of Harding.

“He! $) Against: Tt Heiuthoh "Johnston Tells Crowd ate : / New get, ee

POISON PLOT HEAD SOUGHT BY LYNCHERS   Sheriff. Saves Prisoner B Spiriting Charge Through Side Door of Jail

Cedar County Mob After Farmer Held on Charge of Poisoning His Wif   Sheriff Wynes Evades Angry  Citizens—On Way to Nevada  With His Prisoner.

BEN REGUS Mall TC FAR  MAKES lb DAY   PRESIDENT ELECT OF MEXIC% CLOSELY GUARDED AGAINST  POSSIBLE ASSASSINS,

Democratic Chairman Declares ¥ Re. publicans Criticism Des structive By “and Nat Consttuctive: 

WAR RECORD ot PARTY DEFENCE BY GREAT GHIEE   CUMMINGS SAYS THIS (5 GOLDEN ERA OF HIGH ; ACHIEVEMENT.

DEFENDS WAR RECORD OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Chairman Cummings Condemns Republicans for Delay in Ratifying Peace Treaty

DEFENSE MADE OF DEMOCRACY.   National Chairman Cummings In. astetsn War Record Is Good.

OAS WAR Who GOLDEN ERA Ut ACHIEVEMENT   CUMMINGS DEFENDS PARTY’ RECORD AND CONDEMNS PEACE TREATY DELAY   Declares We Are Faving Staggering Penalty For Electing Republican Congress In 1918.

' NEGROES ARE KILLED IN TEXAS   Two Were Shot and Ty Two Were Hange Following a Murder of Me. Cormick

FOUR NEGROES acl mi  “KILLED BY! POSSE!   Suspected of Murder of ja. ‘Dep r Sheriff at Wharton, Tesh — 2 Situation Tense; {

HONOR WAR DEAD   TRIBETES OF FRANCE PRESEN. TED NEAT OF KIN SUNDAY.   Memorial Services at Marts bo Presentation of Certilicates,

HONOR WAR DEAD         OF BPRANCE PRES XT OF KEN SUNDAY.  TRING TED X           Memari:] al. Mairez, Presentation at Cectiti

JACK JOHNS  IN BOUT TODAY   Former Heavyweight Cham pion to Appear in Prison Ring Today.

CHICAGO SOCIETY FAVORITE CASHIER IN LEATHER FIRM   Double  ‘Existence Ends. With - Her “Arrest in Canada — ~ Short: '$10,000- in Her ‘Ac rr. oa

JAH. GIRL CASHIER FOR ALLEGED $10,000 THEFT   Miss Monda Rase, a Favorite in Society, Lived Lavishly—Had Riding Horse and Motor Car.

ASK APPROPRIATION FOR THE RAILROADS   sherley. Requests Additionai Appro. -priation of $136,000, vob To Relieve Roads, £

WANTS 436 MILLION: MORE FOR   APPROPRIATION OF NEW SUM WILL ERING TOTAL U. §&, RAILROAD AID TO NEAR LY 2 BILLIONS

0405 O00 OOD MORE fa MOKED OH RAIL ACAD   Expenditures on Roads Will Amount to $1,886,000,000 be if Request is Granted

ASK 456 MMLLIOAS OF DOLLARS 10 WIND UP FEDERAL CONTROL OF RANWAYS

HAD NINE QUARTS OF CANADIAN BOOZE —LANDED IN JAll   Officials of the North Tipped Off Local Sleuths.

THREATEN TO TAKE OVER THE COAL MINE!   hree Members of Legislativ: Committee Ask Special Leg islation to Remedy Evils o Present Method of Produc ing and Distributing Coal.

SHARP CRITICISM OF COAL INDUSTRY GOES TO SENATE   Investigating Committee Is Con. vinced That Profiteering Has Been Going On.

DRASTIC ACTION TO REGULATE COAL BUSINESS, THREAT   ‘Frotiteering and Speculation  Sharply Criticized in Congress,   HINT OF FEDERAL CONTROL

WOULD Vt OVER GUNT ATL OF MINES   SENATE COMMITTEE ACCUS ES COAL COMPANIES OF FUEL PROFITEERING   Housing Shortage In the Nation Is Reported By Senate Committee On Production and Reconstruction.

PALMER FLAYED WN GOAL REPOR   Senate Committee Says Profiteering Flourishes Unchecked hy Denariment of Justice.   IS A NATIONAL DISGRACE

Senatorial Committ ; ere on Coal Adminis hE § 1, Lis pecially on Price * Or ders, zi

AASTIC. LAWS THREATENED BY COMMITTEE   REPORT MADE-TO SENATE SUGGESTS CONTROL BY THE GOVERNMENT.

SENATORS FOR STERN . MEASURES   PUBLIC ROBBED   Republican Commi ttee Members Show Strong Tendency Toward Government Control Unless Abuses Cease — Conditions Called a Disgrace.

EXISTING EVIL OF SPECULATION IS POINTED 00   KENYON SAYS HE WILL FA. VOR TAKING OVER OF MINES BY GOVERNMIEN UNLESS MATTER 18 COR. RECT Rp) °   Department of Justice Permits Profiteering to Go On Ur checked, Making Natiana

THREATEN MOVE. IN COAL TROUBLE   Senate Committee Condemns Alleged Profiteering

“alVT. GUNTHUL OF GOA MINES IS THREATENED   Selons Say Conditions Are Terrible—Charge Profiteering is Unchecked

KEAVON FOR GOV'T NINES AS REMEDY FOR PROFITEE RING   Coal Industry Subject of Sharr Criticism With Report of Housing Committee.   ‘CALDER AND EDGE JOIN   IN FLING AT CONDITIONS   Detailed Recommendations fo Improving Housing Problem Are Made to Senate.

COAL GOUGING ATTACKED IN CE NATE   Senator Calder Believe: Government Shoulk Take Over Mines Un. less Conditions Lm. prove

Industry Sharply Criticised by Report of Senate Committee Today      KENYON WOULD TAKE CONTROL OF MINES

ALL COAL MINES   Senate Committee on Productior and Reconstruction Reports. —   TO END PROFITEERING EVIL   Senator Kenyon Sees Seizure by the Government the Only Way Out of the Abuse—Labor Leaders Are Hit.

FEATURES REPORT   Coal Profiteering Uncheck. ed, Says Senate Committee Statement.

DRASTIC FUEL LAW DEMANDED —   Profiteering Unhindered G. 0. P Committeemen Charge   ‘NATIONAL DISGRACE,” CLAIM   Transportation Facilities Monopolized. Statement Savs

CONTROL OF CUAL INDUSTRY DEC AMME TET   Senate Committee on Recon: struction Makes Partial Report.   FIND HOUSE SHORTAGE   Recommend Exemption o! Real Estate ’ Mortgages From Income Tax.

WARNS U, S, MAY ® SEIZE COAL MINES   Senator Kenyon Sees No Other Way of Ending Profiteering Evil.   CONDITION CALLED HOPELESS   Private Interests In Controf of Pro: duction and Distribution Unable to Prevent Repetition of Present Deplorable Condition.

COMMITTEE HINTS AT DRASTIC FASLATION      Senate Committee on Reconstrum tion Would. Continue In-:  ‘vestigation, ”       DISTRIBUTION METHODS... "IN NEED oF commons        Chairman Calder Favors. Taking  Over Mines Unless a Remedy © be Found, °°":                Transportation Facili Facilities of . tion Monopolized ‘by Coal. Speculation, -

COAL INDUSTRY 1S SHARPLY INDICTEL   IMPLIED THREAT IN DRAS TIC LEGISLATION IN COMMITTEE REPORT.   METHODS MUSTCHANGE      Republican Members of Committee Indicate Indorsement of Government Contrel.

URGE COAL CONTROL   SEN. EDGE DECLARES DRASTIC EGULATION IS NECESSARY...   Present ‘Fuel sPrefieeriag a NaBe -tlonal- Disgtace, ‘Sa es eeu *

WOULD TAKE OVER \ MINES “SAYS KRW.   Monopolization of ‘Transport © tlon-Retarded’ Construction - and Increased Basic Coat - Of All Manufantarce:

Profiteering and Speculation is Charged and _ Legislation Urged to Correct Alleged Evils.

WANT SPECIAL LAWS TO RULE COAL INDUSTRY    i i a Senate Committee Makes  Report With Criticism of  Justice Department   MAY ASK COAL PEOPLE JO SUBMIT REPORTS

SENATE COMMITTEE SUURES NATIONAL COAL INDUSTRY   'It Is Held Reprehensible for Its ‘‘Profiteering and Speculation.’’   KENYON WOULD TAKE OVER MINES   Report of Committee on Re construction Proves to Be Interesting.

IES ARO UTIL es GL  BY PRORTEERINS CAL  crHATE COMMITTEE SANS   ‘Unchécked by Departinent of Justice, Is a National Disgrace” Is Finding Recommending Drastic Action. .   ADEQUATE INTEREST ON POSTAL SAVINGS ALSO IS ADVOCATED

THREATEN 10 TAKE OVER COAT MINES   Drastic Legislation is Proposed" by Senate Committee   SEE CHAOS IN INDUSTRY   Three Members Ask Legislation for Coal Distrihution

FEDERAL ACTION NECESSARY SAY SENATEPROBERS   Department of Justice Has . Not Checked Manipulation:  or Brought Relief. .   LABOR: LEADERS’ ARE

SHARP CRITICISM OF THE NA. TIONAL COAL INDUSTRY   PRODUCTION-DISTRIBUTION COAL MUST BE CORRECTED   The Report Submitted to the Senate Today Says That Something Must Be Done Without Delay to Regulate the Coal Proposition in U. S.

SPECULATORS HAVE ‘BLED THE PUBLIC   One Senator Declared  Mines Should Ge Taken Over   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAX   In. Alldotine Practices. to: Pontinis Unchecked, Committee Finds—-Asks   -Permission to Continue Work

COAL PROFITEERING “A NATIONAL DISGRACE   “Every One Bled,” Says Committee of the Senate In Report Today

AL INDUSTRY It alicHARPLY CRITICIZE   site Committee ven UreINationalization of Mines Correct the Evils of Prof ting That Has Been So noant.

COAL: PROFITEERING ~ NATIONAL DISGRACE   Department Of “Jastice “Rapped; D Action By. Senator:

Coal Profiteers Are Hit In Senate -Committee’s Report   GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP 0} MINES HINTED AT EY SEVERAL SENATORS

COAL PROFITEERS MAY BE CAUSE OF CONTROL BY GOVT.   Drastic Laws Suggested By Senators After Investigation.

CRITICISM OF COAL INDUSTRY   Drastic Legislation Advocated to Meet Evils of the Situation

t 4. MAY SEE ALL GOAL MINE:   Senate Committee on Production  and Reconstruction Reports.   TO END PROFITEERING EVIL   1  ‘Senator Kenyon Sees Seifure by the ! Government the Only Way Out of a ithe » Abuse—Labor Leaders ne .. Are Hit.

SUMIT TEE ARRANGNS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FOR Io NEGLIGENCE   Declares Priority Orders of Interstate Commerce Commission Have Contributed to Organized Profiteering; Recommends Fi ling of Reports.

REGULATION OF COAL INDUSTRY HELD NECESSARY   Senators in Special Report Declare It Only Can Stop ‘ Profiteering    ASSAILS COMBINATIONS    Housing Shortage and "Grafting \ Miners’ Leaders of Ser i jous Concert

PRESENT METHOD ‘OFPAODUCING AND DISTRIBUTION OF. COAL IS ATTACKED   Partial’ Report of Senate  Committee Contains Sharp  Criticism With Implied — Threat of Congress

DRASTIC. MEASURES TO FILL COAL BINS URGED IN CONGRESS   SHARP CRITICISM. QF MIN. LING’ INDUSTRY MADE ; IN: SENATE REPORT.  i, es ae eee                Cale er’. Proposes Taking Ove uel Production “as. ~  ae mmm one

COAL PROFITEERING NATIONAL DISGRACE      Speculation in Fuel Has Monopolized Transportation, Bled Home Owners and tndustries, Charged.

GOVERNMENT MAY ASSUME MINING TASK   If Coal Industry Doesn’ ‘Remedy Conditions Action May Follow,

GOAL PROFITEERS GET ~SHARP CRITI + REPORT OF SENATORS, WITH DRASTIC THREAT   Suggests Government Activitie: and Even Ownership to Remedy Speculative Evils

LEGISLATION TO. CORRECT EVILS 5 THREATENED   Committee Members Advocate Government Administration . if ‘Relief is Not Other- <  . wise Obtainable   REPORT ALSO URGES FEDERAL AID IN HOME CONSTRUCTION   Government Should Help in Financing Building In yestments

ALLEGED EVILS OF INDUSTRY AIRED IN SENATE   Republicans Want Government to Regular Output, Prices, Etc.

COUPLE SLAIN WITH AN AX   Bodies of Husband and Wife Found Half Buried in Sand Along the Mississippi. :

BIG “McLUN” IS Cur   STANDARD © L. DECLARES DIVI. DEND OF ‘59 PER CENT.   It ts Said That ‘oun D. Rockefeller’s Share VW Amount to $i. __9.000.

BIG OIL DIVIDEND  DECLARED IN IND   Stundard of Indiana Declares 150 Per Cent Dividend.   John D. Rockefeller Is Said to Own 10 Per Cent of the Stock.

OIL “MELON” IS CUT   Standard of Indiana Declares 150 Per Cent Dividend.   John D. Rockefeller !s Said to Own 10 Per Cent of the Stock.

FIND SUBSTITUTE-EOR WHISKY   Many New York Physicians Give Up Right. to Prescribe Liquor.

USE OF WHISKY AS MEDICINE ON DECREASE   Fewer Physicians Apply fo Renewal of Liquor  ne: (ae

Five Hundred Men Fighting Fiamee In the Kootenai District—Food Shortage !mminent. :

FOREST FIRES ARE SPREADING   Five Hundred Men Fighting Flames in the Kootenai District—Food Shortage Imminent,

U.§. FOOD DEPT. CLOSES LOGAL MILI   SULLIVAN MILL AND ELEVATOR “\ COMPANY ORDERED TO CEASE OPERATIONS 

FOOD ADMINISTRATION WOULD REVOKE LICENSE   DEPUTY CAME FROM CHICAGO YESTERDAY TO SERVE SULLIVAN MILLING Co.   DRASTIC ACTION NOT EXPECTED   Owners Had Appeared at Chicago and Washington With Facts and Secured Big Reductions  of Tax Claimed.

FOUR NEW YORKERS HELD BY. POLIE ON FRAUD ChSt   Charged With Operating : Get Rich Quick Machine.

Marshall Is PeaceDoveOf Frisco Meet   Vice President Insiste Conflicting Is. sues Eesetting Oemocrats Must be Compromises—  Not a Candi.  Ag

AS A DELEGATE   Viee-president Marshall i: a Delegate, Not a Candidate at Convention

FIVE “GENERALS” SEEK DOWNFALL OF NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT   HOWEVER. THEY ARE “HARMLESS, SAYS HUERTA, AS THEY ARE LACKING IN ARMIES

FIVE GENERALS © REVOLT AGAINST MEXICAN LEADERS   Government, However Says They Have but a Small Following.

av GENERALS TAKE UP ARMS ~ _ AGAINST MEXICAN GOVERNMENT   Admitted By Provisional’ President’ ‘de. La Huerta, But He Says They Do: ‘Not Constitute a Menace; Sitar  ‘_ tion is Under Control.

PEOPLE OF MEXICO  TIRED OF REVOLUTION      Former Mexican Ambassador Does Not Believe Present Regime Can Endure. ,

 Assistant to Palmer Telis (Clothiers They Should Reduce Prices With. ent Gewerapmeni tnterference.

Assistant to Palmer Tells Clothiers They Should Reduce Prices With es num, eens oh mame ihe ge meee om

WOULD BREAK ALLIES’ HOLD   Turkish Troops Evacuate Trebizond and Mobilize at Djuverzlyk for Guerrila Warfare.

TURKS OPEN GUERRILA WAR   Evacuate Trebizond and Mobilize at Diuverzilyk for Action.

TO FIGHT RADICALISM   Commercial Federation of America is Formed.

ORGANIZATION FORMED TO WAGE FIGHT ON RADICALISM      Cammercial Federation of America Will Make Attempt to Nationalize Society.

WILL FIGHT = RADICALISM   New Organization Opposes Method Used by Labor Cniens In Getting Into Politics,

COMMERCIAL FEDERATION OF AMERICA ORGANIZET   Speakers Urge Every Effort to Pre vent Certain Organizations taining Control of Congress,

FEDERATION FORMED. “TO FIGHT RADIGALISM   REPRESENTATIVE. BUSINESS MEN OF MIDDLE WESTERN STATES .GET TOGETHER.

TOF L fo DANGER OUD FOL HALSTEAD SAYS   Speaker at St. Louis Meet: ing Grills Organization Faculties of Colleges Ar Filled With Radicals, Clain

Hasiness Men Eiteet an Orgaatration te F ght the American ederatian.

FEDERAL RESERVE EARNS 100 MILLICK   Exceed Earnings of Last Year Gov. Harding Tells House Rules Committee.

Governor Harding : Replies-. “A ‘Criticism ii Testimony Before Investigators

BANKS EARN MILLIONS   Federal -Reserve System ‘Ahead $100,000,000 This Year.   Governor Harding Testifies Before the House Rules Committee Investigathing. the Administration.

EARNINGS OF FEDERAL  RESERVE PLAN GiUW   GOVERNOR HARDING ESTIMATES RETURNS IN THE SUM OF $10,000,000.

BANK PROFITS LARGE!   FEDERAL RESERVE INSTITU. TIONS EARN $100,000,000,   House Committee on Rules Gets Fig. ures From Gov. Harding—May Investigate Administration.

‘Negro Ran Amuck Then Barricad. ed Himself In His Home.   WAS HOT DOWN WHEN ROUSE WAS SET AFIRE   Authorjties Have the Situation Well In Hand and Claim There Is Little Possibility of Further Trouble.

RACE RIOTS IN ARKANSAS TOWN   Four Persons Killed and Nearly Doren Injured—Negro Holds Of Big Crowd

PINE BLUFF QUIET AFTER RIOTING   Four Killed in Race Demonstration Thursday Night

MOB IS HELD AT BAY BY NEGRO   Pine Bluff, Ark., Scene of Bloody Fighting   NEARLY A DOZEN INJURED   Authorities/Are on Guard to Prevent Race War

PINE BLUFF QUIET AFTER FOUR DEAD      Police Shoot Down Negrc Who Killed Detective and Two Others.

FOUR ARE KILLED - MANY INJUREL      Gedtie  tiek, Negro, Killed. by, An ‘thorities After He lias Slain Three Others

WILODN'S NOTE aT ENGLANE TO FOUNDATION   Surprise and Interest Surpass That Evoked by President - Lansing Correspondence and Resignation.   SOUNDS LIKE ULTIMATUM   However, After Careful Deliberation, People Over There Look at the Matter With Less Apprehension.

ENGLENG SURPRISED AT PRESIDENTS NOTE THAT CAME LIKE BOMB SHEL   evinEz ITLY THOUGHT SENAT!  HAD WILSON COWED     Viewed First As An Ultimatum But Laier Oninion Revised

ALLIES REPLY TO WILSON NOTE   President Invited to Offer Solution of Adriatic Row.   ENTENET PROPOSAL DEFENDED

ADRIATIC BREAK AROUSES LONDON   Interest Surpasses That Evokec by Recent Wilson-Lansing Correspondence   ULTIMATUM I$ FEARED   Messages From Washington and Elsewhere, However, Disperse Any Such Suspicions

PRESIDENT’S NOTE ON FIUME CAUSES OTR IN ENGLAND   America Makes Plain, However. Document Is Not a Threat To Withdraw From Eu. ropean Affairs.

PARNELL DEBATING CLUB TO GIVE PUBLIC PROGRAN   Entertainment at Parnell Community Hall Friday Night— Program to Inelude Debate.

NEW-BUSINESS ~ - VENTURES NOT’ "GIVEN SUPPORT          SUCH 18 GHIE: COMMISSI a  OF RAILROAD IN ANALYZING VANCIAL SITUATION

NEW BUSINESS VENTURES NOT GIVEN SUPPORT      SUCH TS GREEVANCE OF R. ATLROAD COMMISSION IN ANALYZING ¥F JAL SITUATION

EDWARD M. HOWELL DEAD   Funeral te Occur From Heme Satur day Afternesa

Of Edward Milton Howell Oc4 curred At His Home At 15th And R Streets This Morning.   FUNERAL TO BE SATURDAY

THE — REACTION   Over Harding’s Speech is i  _ Favorable to Cox—Democrats are Elated

speech of Harding Declared to Have Turned Country Against Candidate   COX BELIEVES INTEREST IN LEAGUE IS AWAKENEL   ABANDONMENT OF FRONTPORCH CAMPAIGN BEING SF. RIOUSLY CONSIDERED BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS,

Dems Elated Over Allege Reaction of Senator’s Ace: ceptance Speech. =   LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE. .. NOW DECLARED ISSUE       Cox's Followers Say Natio ls Aroused Over Question as Raised. we

MANY REQUESTS ARE RECEIVEL   Governor Gox May Open the Campaign in the West,

COX MAY OPEN CAMPAIGN IN WEST   Governor Reccives Many Requests for His Presence.

POLES MAY OCCUPY GERMAN TERRITORY      This Step Would Be Dependent Upon Whether Germany Carries Out Agreements.

ES ANNOUNCE PLAN FOR EARLY OCCUPATION OF GERMAN TERRITORY   STEP IS CONTEMPLATED IN CASE GERMANY FAILS TO CARRY OFT AGREEMENT,

CLAIMPOLAND — THREATENS TO SEIZE GROUNI   Poles Intend to Take Ger man Territory Says Berlin Report.

Teuton’s Failure to Carry Out Engagements, to Be Signal for Troop Movement, Vossische Zeitung Avers

GERMANY MENACED IN EAST   Poles Threaten to Invade Country Un less Treaty is Onserved.

POLISH GOV'T TO OCCUPY GERMAN TERRITORY, A BERLIN NEWSPAPER SAYS

POLAND TIRES UF DELAYS BY THE GERMANS   Plan to Occupy German Ter ritory If Contracts Are Not Met.   GOV'T CONSIDERS THE SITUATION SERIOUS   Letvia Gives Out Terms o! Peace With Soviet Government.

SERVE NOTICE   Intend to Occupy Germany Terri. tory as Coercive Measure

POLES SERVE NOTICE   Intend to Occupy Germany Territory as Coercive Measure

TEUT MINERS ARE ASKED TO. BOOST nY LONER HOURE   Essen Unions for It Provided Ally Requisitions on Fuel Are Given Cancellation.

STATE HEADS MINIMIZE TROU. ore   Ask German Workers  To Increase Hour:

NO LIQUOR CARRYING.      N. Y. Judge Rules Person's Baggage May Be Searched at Pleasure.

THREE DAYS OF RACES NEXT WEEK   EIGHTY HORSES WILL TAKE PAR’ IN TRACK EVENTS AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,  ~~ =a ome

THREE DAYS OF RAGES NEXT WEEK   EIGHTY HORSES WILL TAKE PART IN TRACK EVENTS AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,

PUBLIC NEED NOT EXPECT LOWERING OF CLOTH PRICES   More’ Efficient. Distribution and a Incréased ‘Production Necesga py Wages Going Higher.   HAVE. PLEDCED. CO-OPERATION

MUST SPEED PRODUCTION OF CLOTHES DEALERS SA}   Maintain Efficient: Distribution and Stable Prices Necessary for Price Reduction.

PHICES OF CLOTHING  NOT TO COME DOWN   diagion Warns Pablic     Nations!  Net te Expect It

CAUSES OF HIGH PRIGES DISCUSSED   National Association of Cloth iers Issues Statement Warn ing Public Not to Expec Any Material Reduction.

SUGAR PRICE DROPS TO 12 CENTS A POUND   Surplus of $23,000,000 Will Not Be Used to Offset Losses of Customers of Refinery.

REFINERY QUOTES LOW SUGAR PRICE   Boston Concern ~ Announces ‘Drop From 22 12 Cents : to 11 3-4 Cents Pound   [STATE “HOLDS “INQUIRY   American Sugar Refining Co Official Adiiits Enormous Profits

SOME WHOLESALE CONCERNS 10 PAY HIGH SUGAR PRIGE   American Refining Company Will Require Them to Live Up to Contracis.   OVER ELEVEN MILLIONS PROFIT IN EIGHT MONTHS   With Price Eleven and ThreeQuarter Cents Now Quoted, Jobbers Who Contracted for Future Delivery at Twentytwo and a Half Will Lose.

LOW SUGAR PRICE 1S QUOTED BY REFINERY   BOSTON CONCERN NAMUS PRICE OF 1154c ON REFINED PRODUCT.

Renee eee Sat <meta a weed?  SHIP FRAUD NOT A { BILLION. Pies Snys Toinh ; Contracts Widn't Ex

WILL OPPOSE SUFERAGE         Autis to Matte Fight Against Amend monk oat Baleich.

SUMMARY ACTION.   May Be Taken by Officials if Men Remain Out Much Longer.

}MPORT OF FOOD STUFFS » ~ SHOWS HUGE INCREASES   Value of Products Brought to United States in December Double Amount of Year Ago

POLES ARE CHEERED.   Delexation Calla on Wilson to Ank for Aid Agninat Russinn Soviet,

SK WILSON  TO AtD POLAND   DELEGATION CALLS ON PRESHDENT WILSON FOR THAT PURPOSE

THE WHITE HOUSE   MAY BE TOLD AMERICA DOING KVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO ASSIST THE POLES

EXAMINED FOR CARRIER      Seventeen Men Take Test to Fill Vaeancy at East Berlin.

REDUCE TICKETS, BOOST FREIGHT, ERIE MAN’S PLEA   Says Public Can Best Be Served on That Plan.

FAVORS RETURN TO 2-CENT FARE   PASSENGER RATE 8% Teo HIGH ERI, PRESIDENT SAYS.   WOULD GIVE PUBLIC BENEFIT   Mere Pfficient Servier Predicted With KRetorn to Private Opers tion—Coammodi¢tvy Mate In Preferable to Class.

RAILROAD HEAD IN PLEA FOR LOWER PASSENGER RATE   ‘Readjustment of Freigh _ Rates also Asked by Pres ident of Erie System

ERIE PRESIDENT ASKS LOWER RATE!   HEAD OF EASTERN LINE DECLARES FREIGHT CLASSIFICATIONS UNEQPAL   Readiastment of Commodity Tariffs Essential for Fair Expense Distribution,

ERIE PRESIDENT FAVORS LOWES PASSENGER BATE   Underwood Also Advocates Readjustment of Freight Tariff.   SEES PUBLIC BENEFITS IN RETURN OF ROADS   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Begins Era of Great Activity With Private Control

FAVORS TWO GENT PAOSENGEA RATE ALL QVER COUNTRY   President of Erie Railroad Pleads for a Readjustment of Freight Charges.   PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT UNDER PRIVATE CONTROL   More Efficient Service, He Says, Will be One of First Froits of Reawekening of Keen Competition Among CarriersPassenter Fare Direct Tax Upon the People,

WANTS RATES CHANGED.   Erie President Makes Plea for  Lower Passenger Fares on Railroads.

GOLDEN RULE IS CURE FOR TIGHT MONEY MARKET   Help Your Neighbor and Keep Cool, Advice of  (,overnors.

GOVERNORS UAE AN TO FARMERS   Propose Creation of Finance Corporation to’ Make Loans®: to Foreign. “Countries :

FOREIGN LOANS IS URGED TO PROMOTE FOODSTUFF EXPORTS   Advocated as Relief Measure for U. S. Farmers.

Clement of Vermont Declares 16th, 18th and 19th Amendments to Federal Constitution Were Imposed Upon People Without Their Consent; Demands Popular Vote on Future Changes in the Organic Law.

PAIGE DECLINE FARM PRODUCE lo DISASTROUS   Committee of Five Governors Presents Report Stating That This Condition Threatens National Un easiness and Despair.   SUGGESTIONS FOR RELIEF   This Is Not Time for Creditor to Seize Debtor by Throat and Say Savagely: “Pay Me What Thou Owest.” Appeal to Congress.

It Alone Can Save Us In Crisis, Ils Their Plea   ‘Gov ERNORS DECLARE THIS IS A TIME TO TREAT OU R NEIGHBOR AS WE WOULD BE TREATED, IF WE ARE’ TO WEATHER STORM—THEIR CONCRETE PLANS TO!  AVERT DISASTER TO FARMERS AND TO REPUBLIC

MAN LOSES LEG IN ' ACCIDENT AT KENOSHA   CLATMS TO BE SON OF MICHIGA JUDGE; HAS WIFE AND CHILDREN.

AMUNDSEN DELAYS SAILING   Explorer Expects to Leave for Nome for Arctic Voyage—Presented With Gold Medals,

PALMER HAS WON NEARLY ALL OF STATE QELEGATE:   Estimated That Palmer-Guffey Slate Will Have 15,000 Majority Over Bonniwcll’s Men.

ATTY. {. GEN: A. MITCHELL. PALMER  - HAS SUPPORT. OF '74:DELEGATES

WAYNE TREASURER GRAVELY CHARCED BY AN INDICTMENT   With Embezzlement of Count; Funds To The Extent of  Many Thousands

WAYNE TREASURER GRAVELY CHARGED BY AN INDICTMENT   With Embezzlement of Coun. ty Funds To the Extent — of Many Thousands . .   LOCAL RUMORS ARE ~-FANNED IN TO FLAME

ole of of ofe ale ole se ole ate ofa ole of of : a Snappy Winter of  Gemmed Garments +

JEWELED GARTERS FOR WINTER   Foreeast Is That Women WHI! Also Wear Sterined THiase.

SLIGHT STRENGTH EBBS AWAY FROV RANKS OF 6.0. 2   General Result Not Affected, but in Localities Closer Fights Develo.

DEMOCRATS SURE UF NO. CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE   Eleventh-Hour Turn in Campaign Trend Not Likely te  mrmmiwer   Recent Ebbing of Interest Among Republicans—Situation in Border States,

Nemocrits Arc Sure to Carry _ ~~ + North Caioliua and: Tennessee

MIND OF VOTER ABOUT MADE UF   UNLIKELY TO CHANGE BETWEEN Now AuD NOvwEMEBER.   CAMPAIGN Ly GOOD AS ENDED   Berder States the Chief Ebement of Doubt, Bat Landslide to Harding Unifkety, Sullivan Says, te Be Realived.

FARMERS DEMAND RIGHT OF COLLECTIVE SELLING   Capper Bill is Endorsed by All Great Agricultural Organizations, Attor. ney Talls Goramittes

BIG FOREST FIRE » PERILS 4 CITIES   Train Fights Way Through Blazing Canadian Inferno to > .Bring Out Refugees.

FIRE MENACES TOWNS   Canaiinn Villages Threatened With Destruction by Dlazing Forest.

ST FIRE DRIVING VILLAGERS FROM HOMES      Train Fights Way Through the Burning Woods with Scores of Refugees

Middle Western Colleges Divide on Ratification of _ Treaty With Reservation:

STUDENT VOTERS SEEK IMMEDIATE TREATY ACTION   (Referendum In 400 Colleges Shows 1 Over Half of Students Want Com / Promise On Treaty. — 

40 SAVED BY PASSING VESSEL   Steamer Panaman Tows Shipping Board Vesse! Into Harbor With Crew in Safety; Afire

SHIP UNDER TOW TO NEW YORK   Shipping Board Steamer William Henry Webb Saved

DISABLED SHIP IS IN TOW   The Henry Webb With Forty Mem: bers of the Grew Aboard is Believed Safe,

WEBB IN TOW. OF PANAMAN      Shipping Board Sicamer, Crippled amd Afire,; on Its ‘Way to  a

SUBWAY SERVICE AT CHICAGO.   Being Discussed in Connection With Tra nseertation Problem.

MUCH INTEREST Ih bLet CLUB EVEN   Monmouth College Girls to Presen Program at Spring Hili Saturday Night—Decatur Girl in the Organization.

"MUCH INTEREST IN ASLEE CLUB EVEN   th College Girls to Present  mn at Spring Hili Saturday —Decatur Girl in the Organization.

LIKE WILD WEST MOVIES   German Provincial Theatres Show Strong Prejudice

PUBLISHED AN IMMORAL BOOK   President of Harper Bros. Company Found Guilty at New York.

Harper and Bros. Found Guilty of Publishing Book of Immoral Tone

MILL HANDS PREFER LOWER PAY TO A POSSIBLE SHUTDOWN   Offer to Massasoit Company of Fall River by 600 To Accept 20 Percent Reduction

orite, ail Colors.  PENLAND-BRYANT DRUG CO. Dinaneaa 841.99 _   LONG DELAY NOT EXPECTE]   Shantung Reservation to Peace Treaty Before  Senate Today

ADOPTION: OF THE Ri ERVATION ON MONROE DOCTRINE SHOWS A GAIN IN DEMOGRATS FOR IT

SEVEN SENATORS CHANGE VIEW ON MONROE POLICY   Republicans Gain Ground in Treaty Fight in the  Senate.

Proposal Strongly Opposed B; President Passed After . Substitute Fails.   Safeguard on Domestic Questions Goe: Through—Several Senators Reverse November Stands.

‘SHANTUNG RESERVATION ~ BEFORE SENATE TODA’    Leaders Are Hopeful of a Promp i Vote on the Much Debat. i ed Measure.   RATIFICATION ADVOCATES BELIEVE LAST VOTE NEAR    Adoption Yesterday of Monroe  { Doctrine and Domestic Res! ervations Encourages,   DEMOCRATS MOVE POSITION   Seven Wilson Followers Chang Vote and Side With Republicans,

TWO MORE 6.0P. RESERVATIONS 10 TREATY PASSED   Senate Favors Provis: ion Affecting Mon. yoe Doctrine  '   SHANTUNG NEXT ON PROGRAM

SERVATIONS = ARE ADOPTED   democrats Vote for Two More  -epublican Changes in Treaty.

SENATE READOPTS TWORESERVATIONS BY BIG MAJORITIES   Solid Formation of Republic ans, Aided by 15 Democrats, Wins Monroe Doctrine And Domestic Issue.

TWO RESERVATIONS TD TREATY PASSED, DEMOCRATS AIDINE   Republican Views on Monroe Doctrine and Domestic Affairs Are Again Accepted.

Democrats Vote With Republicans    Shantung Reservation Before the Senate Today and Will Be Voted on Promptly.

SENATE ADOPTS MONROE QOCTRINE RESERVATION   Proposal Strongly Opposed by Pres ident is Passed After Substitute Voted Down

SHANTUNG RESERVATION [a BEFORE SENATE   Immediate Vote on Modifica: tion Predicted by Leaders—  Monroe Doctrine Safeguard Is Re-Adopted.

TWO ADDITIONAL  TREATY CHANGES ARE RE-ADOPTED BY SENATE VOTE   Bitterly Fought Monroe Doctrine Provision Is Re-Inserted in Pact With Bigcer Majority Than Ever.   FIFTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR ADOPTION   Second Reservation Acted Upon Favorably Gives U, S, Jurisdiction Over Purelv Domestic Ouestions,

ARTICLES HEGENE LARGER MAJORITY THAN FIRST VOTE   DEMOCRATS SWING TO stPpPonrt OF REPUBLICANS IN PASSING MODIFELCATIONS.,   AFFECT MONROE DOCTRINE   Little Dobate Attends Senate Aetion As Leaders Execopt Final Outcome Must Await Results of Election,

SEE FINAL VOTE ON THE TREATY IN SHORT THE   Ratification of Various Reservations Merely a Matter of Roll Cali.  Shantung Reservation is Taken Up.

SENATORS SUPPORT CHANGES FOR PACT   DEADLOCK EXPECTED OVER FINAL QUESTION   ‘Successive Roll Calls Looked  Upon as Mere Formalities Before Campaign

MONE DO AEOERVATION GETS BIGGER MAJORIT)   Readopted Without Change After Hitchcock Substitute  : Was Rejected.   FIFTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE WITH REPUBLICANS   [Dementic Questions Reservation Also Put Through Without Change and Senate Will Consider One Relating to Shantung Today, With Leaders  Hopeful of Vote Being Taken,

SEE FINAL VOTE ON THE TREATY IN SHORT TIME   Ratification of Various Reser vations Merely a Matter o Rojl Call.

Change in Spite  em A ae  15 of His Party Aet With Republicans  Larwest Detection Sing Trealy Cane Up   Time to Tell World Our View, Says Lodge

Two Reservations to the League of Nations Are Adopted by Senators   Little Debate or Opposition i Made During Session—Real Fight Coming.

WHIP WOMEN FOR REFUSAL TO. BE’ QUIET   Emptoyes of Sylvia Panhurs' Publication Make Racket During Sacred ‘Moment -

PANKHURST GIRLS THRASHED   London Crowd Punishes Employees of. Communist Paper for Can. tempt of Armistice Oay.

ANGRY MOB BEATS  PANKHURST GIRLS   WHO REFUSED TO PAY TRIBUTE   ‘To Britain’s Hero Dend; Office of The Workers’ Drednaught: is '- Scene of Lively Clash :

THE GIRLS TROUNCED   London’ Women Whipped Those cake Whee outdn’ t Honor ‘Head.

MOB PANKHURST EMPLOYES   vommunistic Girl Workers Trounced by Women Fer Unnatriatin Boncet

ANGRY ARMISTICE DAY CROWD LONDON RAIDS SYLVIA PANKHURS COMMUNISTIC PUBLICATION OF

ANGRY WOMEN TROUNCE GIRES   Werkers on Communist Paper Danced and Sang During Armistice Day Silence, So Reezived  Reproof.

f  Girl Employes In @e Sylvia’s Offic   Giels Working: in Sylvia Panktuurst's .-. Newspaper Office Were Thrashed . net OFPier Unact. e * :

SPANKED THEM WHERE IT DID THE MOST GO00   Employes of Sylvia Pankhurst’s Paper Insult Armistice Day.   ANGRY LONDONERS VENT RESENTMEN’   Newspaper is Wrecked anc Disloyal Girls Given Paddling.

COMMUNIST PLANT IN LONDON MOBBED        Sy rat s Employes Trounc: ed. For Disrespectful Hilarity .  While Others. Honored Dead.

GIRLS IN MISS PANKEURSTS PAPER OFFICES ARE THRASHET   Workers Who Insulted Britain’s Heroic Dead Were Roughly Treated by an Angry London Mob This Forenoon.

ANGRY MOBUPSETS MISS TANKHURST'S NEWSPAPER OFFICE   Solemn Silence in Honor of Fallen Dead--Quiet Restored When Police Arrive  ae Made Terrible Racket During

ANGRY CROWD GIVE REVELERS TROUNGING   Women Employes cf Syivia Pank hurst's Newspaper Whipped For Lack of Armistice Day Respect.

I LONDON MOLAR   Sylvia Pankhurst’s Office I Upset by Angry Crowd’      GIRLS ARE THRASHED      Racket Heard as All City Halis Activities at 11 aClock.

**- BASE BALL ALL SCORES ly  stewing ls: eoutt ‘of Games Piayed +s Vesterday, ar ee oe Y            Vo

BASE BALL SCORES   Feliewing. te Result of Games Player Saturday and Sunday, AMERICAN: LEAGUE.

“BASE BALL SCORES   Follawing is Result of Games Plaved. Yeaterday,  BRAP RIPARE 1 AChE   NATIONAL LEAGLE.

League Warned Canada Will Not Yield to European Control.   ‘European Statesmen Drench ed World With Blood,’’ Cries Canadian.

CANADA GIVES AN EMPHATIC WARNING   Break in Representation of the  British Empire—New World   Powers Will Not Yield to  Controt of Old Worid.

BATTLE OF NEW WORLD AGAINST THE OLD WORLD   Canadian Delegate Warns Assembly That Canada and Other Powers Will Not Yield to European Control}.

ATTACK — ‘LEAGUE — CONTROL   Canada Leads Fight on » the Old World: _- Domination _   LIVELY. DEBATE

OLD AND NEW WORLD BATTLES FORDOMINATION      ASSEMBLY WARNED CANADA AND OTHER POWERS WOULD NOT YIELD TO EUROPEAN CONTROL.   OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Declaration Was Made During Debate on Report of Technical Organizations.

IN CONTROL OF THE LEAGUE   Canada and Other Powers Against Europe

NEW WORLD BATTLES EUROPEAN POWERS’ LEAGUE DOMINATION   Oanadian Delegate Warns As sembly Such Control Won't Bo Countenanced,   AUSTRALIA QUICKLY FALLS INTO LINE   Action Widens Brealc in Brit. ish Representation.—-‘‘European Statesmanship Drenched the World With Blood?’

NEW AGAINST OLD (S PROBLEN   Canadian Diplomat Warns Thai New World Wiil Nog Stand for Eurone Leadéts

DOMINATION OF ~ LEARUEIS CAUSE CF RISSENSIGNS   Canadian Warns As- sembly Against The European Control   AUSTRALIA LINES UP WITH CANADA   Battle Of New World Against Old World Opens In The League Of Nations

‘NEW WORLD THROWS GAUGE   Canadian Delegate Warns Assembly That Newer Powers Will not Yield to European League Domination.

FIGHT ON FOR DOMINATION OF LEAGUE   Canadian Delegate Says Can. ada Will Not Yield To Eu repean Control of League o Natinne

NOT TAXABLE   Ruling on Stock Dividends of Llninerernmewated Acen

BANKS AND SHIPS NEEDED.   EVERY EFFORT SHOULD BE EXERTED TO EXTEND GUR COMMERCE. {

MUST DEVELOP NEW MARKETS, SAYS HARDING   Advocates More Efficient! Development of Inland Waterways.

HARDING TALKS Ot DEVELOPING FOREIGN TRADE   BANKS AND SHIPS NEEDED.      EVERY EFFORT SHOULD BE ENERTED TO EXTEND GUR COMMERCE. ¢

HARDING GIVES PLAN TO EATEND FIREIGN TRADE   Developing of Banking and Merchant Facilities Wil] Open New Markets to American Goods, He Says.

PROGRAM FOR BIG MARINE IS FAVORED   Sen. Harding  Points Out Ne cessity of Protecting U. S. Commerce.

HARDING ADVOCATES EXTENSION OF U.S. FOREIGN COMMERCE   -Proposes Improvement of Na. tion’s Banking and Merchant  + Marine. Facilities   URGES DEVELOPMENT OF . INLAND WATERWAYS SYSTEM!   Mississippi Gateway {o Southern Republics 

HARDING TALKS Oh FOREIGN COMMERCE   Advocates Extension 0 American Banking and Merchant Marine Facilities

NO AID TOWARD  ULVING TntOH QUESTION SEEN   British Newspapers Comment On Attack By Lloyd George.   FAST REACHES 60 DAYS   Terence MacSwiney Nov On 60th Day Of Hunger Strike.

British Newspapers Profess To See No Aid On Irish Question Offered By Breuer Geore —~ 7   OPPORTUNITY LOST   London Times Takes Definite Stand of Effect of Statesman’s Sensational Address. . 7

NO SETTLEMENT OF ~ARSHQUESTION IS YETIN SIGHT   Several British Newspapers Not Impressed +. With Speech.   LLOYD - GEORGE Is MUCH CRITICISED   Makes It Plain However That He ‘Iritends’ To Stand By Riis Speech.

rWBLISH VIEWS. ON SITUATION   frhur Griffith Says Real Irish Peace Is Possible      “ND CAN HAVE PEACE IF DESIRED   ci of Premier Lloyd Georve Bitterly Critcized,      Brince of Wales is Given a Grea  Reception on His Return from Journey to the Antipodes. Big Demostration Staged.

ROVERNMENT 10. RUSH MAC CWINEY 0 HOSPITAL   WON'T CHANGE POLICY CN PAR AMOUNT ISSUE   Lack of Organization Reason Given for Demecrats’ Defeat in Maine.

WON'T CHANGE POLICY ON PAR AMOUNT ISSUE   Lack of Organ‘zation Reason Giver for Democrats’ Defeat in Maine.

SOUTH FACES CROP LOSS   Low Price of Product Will Work ' Hayoe on Growers,

Farmers Session at Washington Demands Government Action to Stop Falling of Prices   Yemands Call for Lowering of Redis counts of Reserve Banks and an Expansion of Credit Now

General Bankruptcy Inevitable if Prices Continue to Drop, Report  States  CROPS ARE A LOSS  T DRCCCNT ODInre   HALF BILLION COTTON LOSS IS THREATENED

SOUTH IS FACING A BIG LOSS   COTTON GROWERS FACING J LOSS OF MORE THAN $300,60,000 ON COTEON CROP   WHEAT GROWERS IN WES1 AND CENTRAL WES? ALSO FACING A BIG LOSS

 “MBS LOSS ON TTS CROPS   Other Sections of Country Are , Also Threatened as Result . of Price Drop.   Wheat Men Concerned   Farmers Meeting in Washington Seeks to Find Way to RéHeve Situation.

NEGRO AND “ORY” AGENT WNTH BULLETS IN BODIE   Each Make Statements Denyin; Shots Were Fired

PROHIBITION AGENT SHOT IN THE HEAD BY A NEGRO   Twenty-Year-Old Colored Man in Same Hospital Shot Through the Back.

EARTHQUAKE KILLS THOUSAND   That Many Dead in One Town Alone  of Wer«ten

TOWN ENTIRELY DESTROYED WITH 000 CASUALS   DISTURBANCE CAUSES GBEAT HAVOC IN VERA CRUZ VICINITY   LARGE DISTRICT FLOODED   Iintire Garrison in One Town suf fers Casualtics—Roadg Pract  tically A Destroyed by Water +  

QUAKE DESTROYED COUZTLAN,   Casualties at Town Number 2,000; Deaths Total 1,000.

1,000 DEAD IN QUAKE   Cheosagds uf Casualties Wark Fartl ‘Tremor iu Mexico. ih wuanclated Press:

ENORMOUS TOLL OF HUMAN LIVES BY EARTHQUAKE   TwoThousand Casualties, Including More Than -1,000 Dead in Vera Cruz.

Kcovernment Aid Sought For Destitute Families — O} Deported Bolsheviki

RESOLUTIONS OF FARM BUREAU   Resolution Committee Adopted the Following Resolutions at Their  Recent Meeting

Pasquale, Modern Bluebeard Of East, Is Held Responsible For Half A Dozen Murders

PAYMASTER MURDERS MAY BE HIS WORE   Body Of Kidnaped Baby Is Not Recovered—Evidence Supports Confession.

WINNERS OF INTER COLLEGIATE AIR FLIGHT      PRESIDENTIAL BOOM OF PALMER SUFFERS   Attorney General’s Political Foes Will Support McAdoe In State Primary May 18th—Charges Made Against Palmer.

Opponent Says Attorney General Connived at Lid. vor Law Violators.

PALMIER WILL HAVE BATTLE ‘ON HANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA   Attorney General’s foes in his home state are active for McAdoo   WINKED AT AOOZE SALES?   Palmer says enforcement of prohibition law is in hands of Kramer

PENSY LEADERS - BOMB PALMER      ‘Opponents Style Him Pitiful Mediocre; Delegates the Prize

NEW CHURCH AT EUDORA   Methodists Will Build Structure to Cost $25,000

VERMONT GOES TO WOOD STRONG   Lightest Vote in Years Cast at Primary   Johnson, Hoover, Coolidge Among  Names Written on Ballots

‘Woop LEADING 1% VERMONT   tieneral Polls About 70 Per Cent of light Republican Vote.

EX-PARTNER OF PONZI TAKEN   Salviati Charged With Larceny of $50,000   Found hy Montreal Detectives In New York—Was in Zarossl Firm

ALLEGED PARTNER IN PONZI PLAN ARRESTEC   TGALIAN BANKER OF MONTREAT, . 8 TAKEN INTO CUSTODY IN NEW YORK.

pesieiiiaiamminbiae st... ‘yasmbidiaaiaapaael ALLEGED PARTNER OF PONZ!] UNDER ARREST

WAR WITH VERMIN NEW POSSIBILITY   Scientivt Suggests Germ-Laden In fsects, Liberated in Enemy Territory, as Offensive in Next War.

Disease Germs > Replace Shells:   Scicutist Scys Dropping of Deity Germs, Will Be Used In “Next War

GET ROCKEFELLER MILLIONS   Baptists Report Gifts and Pledges Be sides John D., Jr.’s $2,000,000,

Subscription Today of $2,000, 00 is Conditional,   ALL FOR NEW WORLD FUND

OWA WOMEN WOULD TAKE UP MINISTRY      Methodist Conferees at - Des Moines Sponsor © Move for Clergy. 

IOWA WOMEN WOULD TAKE UP MINISTRY   Methodist Conferees a Des Moines Sponsor Move for Clergy.

JAPS POUR MEN INTO SIBERIA   Heavy Re-Enforcersents Rushed t Irkutsk to Aid Forces of Ad. miral Kolchak.

IAAUTOR WILL NUW BE OAVEE FROM REDS BY MIKAUO'S ARMY   REPORT PART OF SIBERIA WAS TO BE GIVEN FO JAPAN IN RETURN FOR ASSISTANCE HEARD IN WASHINGTOI

RUSH JAPS INTO SIBERIA   Tokyo Government Pours Men Into Country to Aid Kolchak.

CAN'T FIND JURORS TO TRY 210 CASES   UNPREGEDENTED SITUATION IN APIZONA; EXHAUST PANEL IN DEPORTATIGN TRIALS

TOMBSTONE NOW CONFRONTED BY JUROR SHORTAGE   Manpower Available for Duty All but Exhausted on Drawing of Sixth Venire.

BISBEE RUNS SHORT OF MEN.. TO FORM JURY   Only Three of 210 Defendants i Deportation Cases Stand . Chance of Trial

On Making the Treaty an Electior Issue This Year   Of 102 Votes Cast Not One Favorec Making It a Paramount Issue   Only Nine, All Republicans, Voted fo: Flat Rejection.

I “OF TREATY  IS DESIRE OF SOLONS   Straw Vote Indicates the  House Members Oppose It As Campaign Issue   VOTE IS UNANIMOUS   rs 7, ae Be ————ror el Se  ———   Seventy-Two Republicans Stand For Reservations of Some Sort

un EMBERS WANT PACT REJECTED   Straw Vote Shows Ninetythree Representatives Are for Ratification in Some Form; Only Nine Against

CONGRESS WANTS IT SETTLED   Voters Object to Making League Pact a Political Campaign Issue.

LOWER HOUSE 10 REJECT TREATY AS ELECTION ISSUE   Representatives in Straw . Vote Want Immediate Settlement.   PARTIES NOT ISSUE   Democrats Favor Adeption of Reservations For Speedy Action.

CRISIS: MERELY “POSTPONED, SAID   Unions Are Preparing ‘ to Put Machinery © ' Into Motion

THE STRIKE CRISIS. ISONLY POSTPONEL   Labor Leaders Declare the Rail. road Situation Continues to Be Serious.

RAILROAD UNIONS ARE PREPARED TO ENFORCE DEMANDS   Machinery Sel in Motion lo Call A General Strike Proposition is not Accept: pe

General Rail Strike ” _ I H Chairmen Reject The ~ Wilson Proposition

PREPARED FOR CALLING GENERA CTRKE FEB. 23   If Proposition of President for Wage Tribunal Is Not Accepted.

If President’s proposal for wage tribunal is rejected by chairmen   MEETING GALLEO FEB, 2%   Representatives will come ready io either accept plan or demand

TANGER OF GENERAL RAIL STRIKE HAS NOT ENTIRELY PASSED   Unions Threaten Complete Tieup of Roads if Wage Tribunal Proposition is Rejected by General Chairmen

GHCAT POW STAND FIRM IN REPLY 10 NOTE   Tell Wilson That England -And France Are Obligated To Carry Out Ultimatum   Otherwise Pact Of London Will Be Enforced, Note To Wilson States   MACHINERY READY FOR RAIL STRIKE   Tnion Chiefs Prepare To Act In Case Peaceful Solution Is Not Found

‘DUTCH WILL REFUSE TO SURRENDER BILL TO ALLIED TRIBUNAL   They Claim That if His. Own Country Doesn’t Make De. mand for Extradition, Ne  Third Country Can, — Remnavt Kinet Vat R.A. Deheltn

HOLLAND WILL NOT SURRENDER KAISER FOR ALLY COURTS   Own Country Has Not Asked for His Extradition and Third  Power Can't Have Him.   ACTION WAS FORECASTED   Holland May Hint to Kaiser That He Should Place Himself in  Allied Hands.

MILL REESE 1) SURREAL HUN TO IAL BEFORE ALLIES   Impossible to Grant Extradition at Call of Third Country   MUST HAVE DEMAND FROM GERMAN CAPITAL   Answer to Powers Is Being Prepared at The Hague

They Claim That if His. Owr “Country Doesn’t Make De mand for Extradition, Nc Third Country Can. — Re  -port Not’ Yet Made Public.

DUTCH TO REFUSE TO TURN KAISER OVER TO ALLIES   Reply Says Only German Government Can Demanc Extradition, London Pap er Reports.

Holland Shields Butcher   Refuses to Give Up Ex Kaiser Unless Huns  Also Ask It

DUTCH GOVERNMENT DENIES EXTRADITICN OF FORMER EMPE RG!   (AN NOT GRANT EXTRADITION UNLESS GERMANY SHOULD ALSO DEMAND IT,

New York, June 15.—Exchange: $911,340,854; balances, $96,533,590.  a eee  oo, a en ee reae er areanwarsas wars areal?   B. & M. REFUNDING BONDS.

PERMISSION IS GRANTED B. & M, TO ISSUE BONDS   To Refund the Corporation’s Outstanding Bonds Which Mature Next Month.

NeW YORK BOMB EXPLOSION PROBABLY PLOTTED BY RENS   ‘The Authorities Adhere to That View of It-and Regard the Fischer Arrest as of Little Consequence.   DETECTIVES WORKING ON -CLEWS   Search for the Owner of Horse and Wagon by Which the Explosive Was =p t SS Wall and Rroad

MORE CLUES FOUND IN INVESTIGATION OF N. Y. EXPLOSION    Horse’s Harness is Traced to Manufacturer,—-Anarchist  Circulars Discovered,   REDS MEETING PLACES NAMED TO THE POLICE   An IW. \.. Prisoner Tells of Overhearing Plots.—Radical Magazine Gives Location of Canitalists.

LAIR OF BOMBERS IS FOUND IN CAFE DRAG NET CLOSING   Leader Of Anarchist Band Sought Warning Of Plot Given Fou: Months Ago, Police Declare  SECOND OUTRAGE HINTED FOR TODA}

JUSTICE DEPT  WAS TIPPED TO BOMB PLOT BUT DISREGARDEDIT   Head of Detective Bureau Says Wall-st Job Was Hatched In Restaurant   Northeliffe Advises Firm Hand of Suppression In Dealing With Reds

50,000 Agitators — - Fomenting Strikes   Department of Justice Keeps Watch on One Big Union Move. ment of Radicals; W. Z. Foster Is Conducting Campaign in Direct Opposition to Trades Union Policies.

FALLINGBARN. WRECKS AUTO   NEW: DORT BURIED UNDE! STRUCTURE.” AND TWENTY-— FIVE TONS -OF':HAY NEAT STEVENS POINT.

NEW DORT BURIED UNDER  STRUCTURE AND TWENTY—   FIVE TONS OF HAY NEAR  STEVENS POINT.

SELECT NEW HEAD BASEBALL COURT FEBRUARY ELEVENTI   Man Chosen Will Have Responsibility of Seeing Game is Kept Clean.   DRAFT SCHEDULES WHILE FISHING AND HUNTING

SLIM HOPE  FOR THE TREATY   Irreconcilable Opponents Assert Party Leaders May as Well Put Ratification Out of Mind.   BOTH SIDES TRY TO PASS THE BUCK

BOTH SIDES PASS BLAME FOR DELAY OF PEACE TREATY   Neither Democrats No: Republicans Willing To Accept Onus.

BUSK 15 PASSED WITH — BEWILDERING RAPIOITY   GOES BACK AND FORTH IN-THE SENATE, ON DEBATE UPON WHO IS TO BLAME FOR 4A FIASCO ON PEACE TREATY

‘Republicans and Democrats Refuse Blame in Pact Failure,   PASSING THE BUCK iS SOLONS’ GAME   Might As Well Throw Pact Aside, Say lrreconcilables.

TREATY ISSUE TAKEN UP.   Qestion of Party Responsibility Threshed Over—Hopelessness Now Felt.

LEADERS DODGE RESPONSIBILITY   ‘Question of Blame for Treat) ~ Deadlock Threshed Out.   SENATE FLOOR IS THE SCENE

TALKING OVER WHO 10 BLAME TREATY DELAY   BOTH PARTIES WANT CREDI’ FOR ORGANIZING THE COMPROMISE IDEA.   Hitchoock Says Democrats Do Not Propose To Be Put In Attitude of Blocking It.

BOTH SIDES SEEK 1G WASH HANDS O RESPONSIBILITY   Peace Treaty Deadlock Threshed Over in Militant Fashion on Senate Floor.   NOTE OF HOPEFULNESS IS APPARENT IN DISCUSSION   Pact’s irreconcilable Opponents Tel Opposing Party Leaders The Might as Well Put Question of Rat ification Out of Their Heads an Turn Attention to Legislation,

ALMOST HOPELESS      Peace Treaty Deadlock Still Continues in Senate

TREATY DEAD AS DOORNAIL   MOURNFUL ADWISSION WADE BY MEMBERS OF SENATE.   SEE NO HOPE OF COMPROMISE   ISSLTE DESTINED TO BE A PART OF THE CAMPAIGN.   Effort Made in Tera by Oppesing Leaders to Shift Responsibility for Apparent Failare—Debate Is Animated.

RATIFICATION Ut THE PEAGE TREATY CEEMS HOPELESS   Pact Almost Sure to be Thrown Into Campaign   “ALL DAY DEBATE IN SENATE

Volodian Captures Nikopol in Co-operation With Gen. Wrangel’s Anti-Red Troop:   Persistent Rumors Accuse Germans o! Trying to Gain Prestige in Russia by Offering Supplies at Low Cost

RUSSIANS STILL PURSUE POLES   Efforts Of Allied Statesmen Have Not Effeeted Cessation Of Hostilities

ARMISTICE IS AGREEABLE ’ TO. BOTH ©   Both Sides Are Re _ported Willing to End Fight

FIGHTING S STILL IN PROGRESS WITH POLES   Russians Report Further Suecess Over The Polish Troops.

DISASTER FACED BY FRANCE   “Deputy Tells Parliament Economic Crisis in Country Is Now an Actual Fact,

‘MAIN LINE RAILROADS FALL SHORT IN EARNINGS   Incomes Expected to Accrue From Rate Increases Are Not Yet Realized.

PREPARES CHARGES "THAT GERMANS ARE BACKING RARDING   ee ae  Governor Cox Intimates New Line of Attack on Republicans.   SAYS THEY THINK HE’S FOR A SEPARATE PEACE   ‘Democratic Nomines States German Press of Nation is » Lined Up for G. 0, P.—Answers Question.

Cox Now Sees German Leaders Backing Harding to Ease Burden of Germany.   HE'S GOING TO CHARGE SUCH IS CASE, ANYHOW   German Press Supporting Harding Because He’li Scrap the Learue of Nations.

PRO-GERMANS  ARE BACKING HARDING, SAY EDV. COX   In the Hope of Obtaining Easier Peace Terms for Germany.

COX NOW CHARGES GERMAN LEADERS BEHIND HARDING   Governor Continues T Throw Mud At Republicans.

ELWOOD IN TOUGH LINES.   Coal Supply There Far From Wha the People Need.

_ ELWOOb IN Tove LINES.   Coal Supply’ There Far From Wha the People Need,

*“TEN-MINUTE BRIDE” FREED   Mrs. Mittie Cumming Acquitted of Charge of Murdering Her Husband in Virginia.

“TEN-MINUTE BRIDE” FREED   Mrs. Mittie Cumming Acquitted of Charge of Murdering Her Hus- *

AGREE GERMANY MUST DISARM   Lisyd George, Millerand aiid’ Nitti Decide to Make Berlin ~ Powerless.   CHARGE TREATY VIOLATION   Allies May Seize the Ruhr District— Turkish Matter to Be the First Taken Up at San Remo Gathering.

ALLIED OGGUPATION OF AUR BASIN PROPOSED - WHEN PREMIERS CONFEI   COOLNESS BETWEEN MILLERAND AND LLOYD GEORGE APPAR. ENT AT CONFERENCE,

RUHR OCCUPATION BEING CONSIDERED   Licyd George, Millerand and Nitti Agree on Principle That Germany Must Be Made to Disarm.

Allied Occupation of Ruhr District   This Important Matter Being Give Consideration by AlHed Premier at San Remo, Today.

SUPREME COUNCIL OF  ALLIES AT SAN REMO  BEGINS IT'S SESSION   Allied Occupation of Raku Basin and German Disarmament Considered.

Allied Occupation of Ruhr Distric’   This Riportait Matter 1 Consteeration by Allied DPrender: at San Rema, Today.

French and Italians Agree'On Necessity of Expedient at San . Remo Meeting, But Are Divided As to Method   United States Fails to Send Official Representative «to Supreme Countil’s Parley Over Adjustment in Europe

MAY STARVE GERMANY AGAIN   ALLIES MAY OCCUPY RUHR ZONE PREMIERS GATHER AT SAN REMO CONFERENCE TODAY.

ALLIES PLAN TD CFZE RUHR BASIN   Report Says Supreme Council De bates Curb on Germany.   OPEN MEET AT SAN REMO   Entente Troops May Enter District te Put End to Disorders—Declared Treaty Violated—Millerand and Llovd Georae Confer.

SUPPORT FRENCH STAND   Allied Premiers Reported to View Occupation Policy With Favor

ALLIES PLAN — TOUSE FORCI   Occupation of Ruhr Valley anc Renewa fof Blockade Part of Program Acainst Germany.

LAY PLANS 1 FORGE GERMAN NSARMAMENT   Premiers Agree on Principle that Germany Must be Forced to Disarm But Fail  to Agree on Method   _—_  MILLERAND DEMANDS THE EMPLOYMENT OF FORCE   Economic Pressure Not Suffi cient Unless Backed Up by Military Action, He Says

HAVE AGREED "IN PRINCIPLE   Brief Meeting of Alliec Premiers Was Held, Last Night

STORM SWEEPS BURK OIL FIELD; DAMAGE HEAVY   SEVEN PERSONS INJURED AND PIETY OLL DERRICKS WRECK.  Ep. t

Los Angeles Is Disturbed by Three Quakes   Early Morning Temblors Sen Residents in Nightdress to Citv Parks.

Notes Covering Most Important Hap penings of the World Compiled in Briefest and Most Succinct  Form for Quick Censumption.   Politics

BURGLARS RETURN TWICE   Five Wen Represent Themacives as Police Officers and Demand  Wi ge

BURGLARS RETURN TWICE   Five Mien Represent Themacives as Police Officers and Demand Entrance to Heme.

NORTH CAROLINA FAVORS SUFFRAGI   Believed That the Srerial Session o the Legislature To Be Called *. Soon Will Ratify.

NORTH CAROLINA WILL RATIFY AMENDMENT   Democratic State. Convention Goes on Record in Favor of Woman Suffrage Today.

S"SFRAGE WON, SAYS DANIELS   Speretary of the Navy Tells Mrs. Catt North Carolina ts Sure to Ratify.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY RECORDER   Seffers Concussion of Brain When Attacked) by Youngstown “Man.

Secretary of the Interior Sanctions Florence-Casa Grande Project

FEW PILGRIMS THERE   Washington's Birthplace 110 Miles. From National Capital

RIVAL MANAGERS MAKING FIGH   Struggle Between Lowdel and Wood Bosses Overshadows Everything Else   CONFERENCES GALORE,   Hitchcock Battles for Genera While Tobias Hert Handles Governor’s Campaign

ndidates Are Being Used Tc ttain Hold Upon Organization By Chieftains   ) CANDID. ATE HAS CONVENTION CONTROL   wrence Sees Woods Chances s Brighter Since. Organization Of Delegates   / By DAVID LAWRENCE pene 1920, by The Canton Daily News.)

MANAGERS FIGHTING   FOR CONTROL OF NEX' REPUBLICAN CAM. PAIGN   Struggle Between Wood and Lowden” Factions Overshadows Everything Else at National Convention.

RIVAL MANAGERS IN BIG BATTLE   Nontinee Not Important As Cam paign Control   MAY SIDE TRACK LEADERS   Elimination to Come Early in Baijotting

SEVEN SENTENCED T0 DEATH   Prominent Participants in Recent Guatemala Revolution Ordered Shot he Firine Saas,

Found Guilty of Ubstructing Yrnatiic On Christmas Eve tir  Preathibited #onr.

Burglar Alarm’s Jingle Made No Difference; They Wanted the Money

MUTES ROB BANK AS ALARM SOUNDS   Smash Display Windows and Gather Up New.Currency as Gong a Calls Cops... .

NEW BANK NOTES ON TREE TAKEN BY PAIR   Alarm Fails to Frighten Mutes in Robbery.

DID NOT HEAR ALARM   banana ntl  Deaf Robbers Nabbed After Breaking Into Bank.

Deaf Mates Don’t Hear  Barglar Alarm, Think They Are “Getting Ry’

2. DEAF MUTES -RURLED STONES THROUGH WINDOY   Then’ ‘They Robbed  Christma: Trees of 2 Bunch of New. ! Bank: Notes.

POSTMISTRESS AND ASSAILANT BOTH ARE DYING   Man Walks Into Postoffice, “Shoots Woman and Turns the Gun on Himself

GREW KANRED WHEAT   New Variety Developed by K. S. A. C. Gets Start. Here

TWELVE STRIKE  LEADERS ARRESTED   Taken on Warrants Charging Then _ with Vielation of the . Lever Act

FIVE KILLED DURING BATTLE FOR PLANE   Week-End= “Disordets Rife’ i 3 _ Belfast and Other. Parts  a a a ee er

GREAT BRITAIN WANTS   EDITOR BOTTOMLEY OF THE JOHN BULL WANTS TO KNOW IF SHE IS FRIENDLY.   If Not, He Stated in an Editorial, Great Britain Should Make Plans Aceordingly—Bitterly Attacked United States.

British: Press Is Bitter-Against America-and Demands to Know Aidaberain:         BLAMED FOR HIGH COST

British Editor Jeers Americas War Claim and Wants to Know Precisely Uncle Sam's Attitude

ENGLISH ERITOR HITS HARD AT LINITED STATES   DANIELS-SIMS CONTROVERSY iS BASIS FOR A BITTER EDITORIAL ATTACK.

BRITISH EDITOR ATTACKS AMERICA   Says America's Inaction in the War Shocld Stand as a Monument of Infamy for Centuries

JOHN BULL BEGINS TO QUESTION J. $. LOVEFORENGLAND   EDITOR OF MAGAZINE SAIS 1 IS TIME TO LEARN He AMER: ICA JS ENGLAND'S FRIEND      ACCUSE U. S$. OF SHIRKING   America Stood Aside Duxiag Critical Hour of the War, British. Writer Charges—Puis Entire Blame ou Seeretary Danicls

BAUGH EDITOR BETS REAL PEEVED   Horatio Bottomley Says Great Britain Must Ask About America’s Friendship.   ACCUSES U. S. OF INACTION

CONDUCT DURING © WAR IS POINTED. TO AS SHAMEFUL   Horatio Bottomley Demands To Know If Uncle. Sam ‘Js England’s Friend ~   ondon. Daily .Expréss Compares Atti title to That of Nero Fiddling . While Rome Burns.

LONDON EDITOR BERATES UNITED STATES   Says Our Action in Wai Would Stand as Shame 1 Every Decent Americe® And Says He is Off Us

BRITISH EDITOR SCORES U. S. FOR HESITATING IN ENTERING WORED WAR

(NGLISH EDITOR ATTACKS Ul. §. WAR CONDUCT   Bottomley Declares America Entered Only When Unavoidable

RESOLUTION INTRODUCED ORDERING INVESTIGATION   REPORTS SHOW WALKOUT SPREADING RAPIDLY, ALTHOUGH UNION OFFICIALS PREDICT EARLY SETTLEMENT.

URGES QUIZ GARRIED ON BY NATION   Senator McCormick Introduces Resolution Asking for Tnvestization

SENATE CONSIDERS: - RAWADAD STRIKES   Congress Takes Cognlzance o Numerous Walkouts:   McCORMICK SEEKS. ACTION   Teleoduces Resolution Author. izing Interstate Commerc Committee .to Inveatigate “and Report on Causes af Con troveraies — Says - Troubl Started Despite Leaders,

PLAN INVESTIGATION OF RAILWAY STRIKEE   Senator McCormick Calls At-tention to Walkout in Chicago and Elsewhere

SENATE CONSIDERS RAILROAD STRIKE   Congress Takes Cognizance of Numerous Walkouts.   McCORMICK SEEKS ACTION   Introduces Resolution Authorizing Interstate Commerce Committee to Investigate and Report on Causes of Controversies ——- Says Trouble Started Despite Leaders.

‘NO CUT IN TAX BILL POSSIBLE   Call for Continuation of Annual Cost of $4,000,000.000 Will Be Made by Houston on __  . New Congress.   LEVY ON PROFITS MAY G0   Secretary Expected to Recom mend Higher Toll’ on Large:  Incomes Instead.

CONTINUATION FOUR BILLION REVENUE BI   Recommendaticny _.Have Been ‘Drafted By: Treasury Officials And Submitted To Secretaty  Havleton Far Annrava)   CHANGES TO BE SUGGESTED

PUBLIC FACES BIG TAX BILL   FOUR BILLIONS ANNUALLY FOR NEXT THREE YEARS.   TREASURY MUST HAVE MONEY   SECRETARY HOUSTON SAYS No WAY AROUND IT.   imsistent That Ameunt Be Raised, Bet Leaves to Cougress the Detaile—Weeld Repeal the Excess Pretits.

ANNUAL TAX BILL MAY BE SONTINUEL   TREASURY OFFICIALS DRAFI RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REVENUE.   Proposals May Be Included in Annual Report of Secretary to Congress,

SECURITIES TO BE  MET.   VICTORY NOTES, ETC., TO FALL DUE—FIGURES OF TREASURY.

Department Is to Suggest Abolishment of All Excess Profits Taxes and Substitution of a Heavier Income Tax to Apply Only to Incomes in Excess of $5,000,   NEED FOUR BILLION YEARLY

‘OUR BILLION: TAX BILL WILL BE GONTINUEL   Annual Tax Must Be Kept Up In Order to Meet Country’s Obligations as They Fall Due From Time to Time. Liberty Bonds Must Be Paid.

4 BILLION DOLLAR TAX REVENUE MUST CONTINUE THREE YEARS IF KOUSTON’S PROGRAM [S ADOPTED   Retention of the Present Aggregate Level of 2eceipts From Taxation Is Held To Be Unavoidable; the Treasury to Insist On This Amount; Ways and Means Up to Congress.

FOUR BILLION TAX IS URGED   Need of Asstasment. for Three Years More to be Laid Before Congress.

A ce ttn ge ee a —_— te  FOUR BILLION TAX iS URGED   Need of Assessment for Three Years More to be Laid Before Congress.

RETENTION OF THE # PRESENT LEVEL OF & TAXES INEVITABLE   Treasury Officials Show Need for Four Billion L Dollars a Year.

NATION WILL FAGE IMMENSE TAX BIL   Total of $4,000,000,000 Rec  ommended By Treasury.   HUGE DEBTS NEARLY DUE   Analysis of Government's Condition to Show Three-Year Program for Levy Revision is Required——-Notes Worth $8,000,000 Mature in Short Period.

S QUIET AND NO AMERICANS Ih DANGER   According to Message Received by Navy Department Today.

POLES WILL FIGHT REDS"  TO A FINISH   WILL CAST INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY ASIDE ACCORDING TO INTERPRETATIONS OF NOTE   IGNORE REQUESTS OF THE U. §.   Tells Washington it Will Not Continue Aggressive Tactics After Poland is Safe.

NOTE TO U.S. GIVEN — OUTTODAY   Polish Officials to Rely On Own Strength Is Their Reply

SUGGESTIONS OF U8. ARE IGNORED IN NOTE   Washington Officials Believe Further Aid Of Any Kind Cannot Longer Be Forthcoming In Face Of Rebuff.

LET GO AT PHILADELPHIA   Release Some Aliens But Keep 150 For Deportation.

HARDING TURNS — +2 TO PROGRESSIVES      Has Consultaten With Raymnd Robins, Former Leader of the Roosevelt Wing of Party.

HARDING SECURES  PROGRESSIVE IDEAS   Has an Appointment With Raymond Robins. _

HARDING HOLDS CONSULTATIONS   President-Elect Turns tc Progressive Wing of Republican Party

RAYMOND ROBINS VISITS HARDING   President-EBlect Turns to Progressive Wine in Conferences,

OF NATIONS IS MAIN SUBJEC)   President-elect Harding Seek Views of Progressives; Interested in Social Welfare.

HARDING - CONSULTS RAYMOND ROBINS ON WORLD. PEACE PLAN   Senator “Boss” Penrose Wil Oppose Plan for Association of Nations.   MEXICAN SUBJECT IS PRESENTED BY IOWAN   Senator Fall, New Mexico, Stop: for Conference on Way to . His Home.

TO PROGRESSIVE HEADS OF PART’   President-Elect Seeks the Opinion of All Shades of Thought in Effort To Arrive at a Decision.

TURNS TO PROGRESSIVE WING OF REPUBLICANISN   4 President-elect Harding Meets With’ Former Leader of. Party Created by Roosevelt.

PROGRESSIVE LEADER WITH HARDING TODA   President-Elect Discusses Associa tion ‘of Nations: Plan : With Robins,

INFORMATION. RECEIVED   CONFERENCES, oN AN " ASBOCIA “TION, OF NATIPNS. HAVE BEEN VERY, INTERESTING AND GRAT. vewane: RAVA ERekfoOeNTeR ect

HARDING AND ROBINS CONFER      President-Elect in His Conferences Turns to Progreesive Wing of the Party.

HARDING TURNS TO PROGRESSIVE HEADS OF PARTY   President-Elect Seeks the Opinion of All Shade: of Thought in Effort T«  Arrive at a Decision.

CONSULTS WITH’ ROBINS   President-elect Turns to Progressive Wing of G. 0. P. in Conference

HARDING CONSULTS WITH Pore OVE LEADER ON DOMESTIC ISSUES TOD!   ROBINS cALLS AT MARION FOR CONFERENCE COVERING SEVERAL QUESTIGNS,

ROBINS CALLED IN BY HARDING   EX-LEADER OF THE PROGRESSIVE GROUP CONEULTS WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT AT MAPION

MILLION PERSONS — IDLE IN ENGLAND   UNEMPLOYMENT SITUA TION BECGMES UNUSUALLY SERIOUS.

HALF = MILLION §=IDLE   Vast Number of Men Out of Work In Enzland—~Want Government Help,

Unemployment in Britain Becoming Serious Problem   Official Statistics Show About 500,000 Men Out of Work While in Labor Circles the Number Is Placed at Least One Million.

TT a  UNEMPLOYMENT IN  BRITISH SEVERI   Serious Problem Created by The Severe Weather When Thousands Are Idle.

UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM URGENT; NUMBER OF IDLE GROWS RAPIDLY   _ Fosters.Scheme For Construction of .  General Anxiety fom Over Situation - Government. Buildings.

UNEMPLOYMENT 1h BRITAIN SERIOUS   ESTIMATED ONE MILLION MEN ARE WITHOUT WORK IN UNITED KINGDOM   ASK HELP OF GOVERNMENT   Pension of Forty Shilling a Weel For Men and 25 For Women Asked By Union Labor Leaders

Severe Weather Adds to Misery Caused by Unemployment Situation, and Serious Trouble Threatens Government.   LABOR PARTY DEMANDS PAYMENT OF ALL THOSE OUT OF WORK

TDLENESS IN GREAT ‘BRITAIN SERIOUS PROBLEM   Unemployment is Common  -Among Glerks and Mirddle  Class Occupation. a

THE PROBLEM OF THE UNEMPLOYED   England Has Hands Full. Every Trade Affected. One Millicn Laborers Idle. Government to Take a Hand.

NEARLY 1,000,000 MEN UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN   Serious Problem Becoming More Urgent Because of Approach of the Winter,   GENERAL ANXIETY I8 PELT   Practically Every Trade in the Country Is Affected By Situation,

SAYS CAILLAUX CHOSE PACIFIST ASSOCIATES   Accused French Premiér, on the Other Hand Alleges He Was the Victim of « Conspiracy

WOOD YIELDS TO JOHNSON.      The ‘General wit Not Eater Primary igsinst Heme Mas.

FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS SINKING   SPECIALICTN CALLED TO AID STRICKEN ROYALIST

FORMER EMPRESS ILL.   Wife of Deposed Kaiser of Germany In Serious Gondition.

ANIERICANE LEAGUE: AE NOVE PROPOSE   Absolute: Fauel ty of All’. the ations is: Proposed fy: Urugus  ment Itued-at Maritewideae= “Winnyns-Dinrteine- DMatandssA—

AMERICAN LEAGUE — [SAOW PROPOSE!   Absolute Equality of All the erican Nations is Proposed by Uruguay in a Statement Isued at Montevideo.— Monroe Doctrine Defended.

‘LABOR FEDERATION WANTS GOVERNMENT OWNIRSHIP OF NATIONAL RAILWAYS

PROPOSE FEDERAL A. A. OWNERSHIP   Labor Federation Also Wants Soviets Recognized.

U. S, RAIL RULE URGED   A. F. OF L. DELEGATES DISCUSS OWNERSHIP QUESTION.   Repeal of Transportation Act Is Demanded by Resolution Backed by Railway Brotherhoods.

LABOR CONVENTION URGES U.S. CONTROL   Ownership Question Before A. F. of L. Convention.   Resciution Also Asks President Wilson to Grant Full Amnesty to Political Prisoners.

FUND FOR SMALL COLLEGES   Natiguewidd Dive On ta .Raise : Headred Milfien Dollars.

400,000,000 DRIVE FOR THE COLLEGES   NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN TO 11D EDUCATIONAL = INSTITUTIONS XO BE STARTED IN SPRING

DEMANDS THAT SENATE KEEPS HANDS OFF MEXICC   American Federation of Labo Committee to Submit Report To Convention.

FIRST ATTACK LOST, ANOTHER IS ANNOUNCED    Chicago Dry” Officer Declare:  Iron County: Atterney “Will Go to Penitentiary Yet.” -

UPPER MICHIGAN   MAJOR DALRYMPLE AND AIDES RETURN WITH SAMPLES OF CONFISCATED WINE   WASHINGTON CALLED THE OFFICERS ‘UF!   Federal Prohibition Director De. elares He Will Conduct Investigation at Once.

THOUSANDS GATHER AT TRACK FOR MATCH RAC   Man-o-War and Sir Barton Ex. pected to Furnish New Specc Record at Windsor.

HIRAM JOHNSON SLEPT LIKE ALO   Very Discotiragiags tor the: Crowds i Sarresvendents i Hope Fora,

EVEN JOHNSON IS Sheery; t1S SAD YAWNFUL, WHAT>?   By LOWELL MELLET.  (Written for the United Press wit special arangerent with Collier’s Weekiy.-

NO EXCITEMENT AT ALL AT GATHERING   NOT EVEN HIRAM JOTINSO’ DREW SECOND LOOK FROM THE STRERT CROWDs.

TURMOIL AT GONVENTICN FAILS 10 BOTHER HIRAM AY NIGHT SAYS WRITER   Scribes Disappointed By Coolness of California Senator and Pray for Excitement to Burst forth—Johnson Issues Warning.

TAKE POSTOFFICE ~ FROM BURLESON, CR'   Clerks Will Make Demands of Democratic National Convention.

“TAKE THE POSTOFFICE AWAY FROM BURLESON’, IS SLOGAN   ‘Many Thousands Postal Employees to ' Deniand of Democratic Nominee i Pledge not to Reappoint Him.

QUST BURLESON 1S SLOGAN OF PO: EMPLOYES   Restore . postal system © to public ownership'is cam--  naion ery

MAYOR DOYLE ENDS ~ MENOMINEE STRIKE  Sawmili Walkout Re: ' suits in Victory For Employes  AGREEMENT EXTENSIVE

PARTY LEADERS HAVE HOPE FOR AN AGREEMENT   Bi-Partisan ‘Conference to‘Meet Late This Afternpon   IRON OUT DIFFICULTIES

CONGRESS FOR LABOR TROUBLE ISSUGGESTED   Sen. Kenyon Proposes New Machinery to End Disputes.

COMPROMISE AGAIN APPEARS AS LIKELY   Democrats Harmonize Their Differences Over Article X and Progress is Reported.

WONDERFUL GURE 1s REPORTED AT MISSION   DALLAS WOMAN CLAIMS COMPLETE RECOVERY; LAYMAN WILL CONTINUE WORK.

TRYING OUT FOR OLYMPIC GAMES IN BIG STADIUM   Representatives of U S. at Harvard’s Big Track

OLYMPIC MEET AT: “HARVARD STADIUN   Many Athletes Compete ir Great Events and Records Are Liable to Be Broken

LOOK FOR NEW RECORDS AT HARVARD STADIUM CONTESTS   America’s Best Athletes Gathered in Elimination Contests Preparatory to the Olympic  Games at Antwerp.

AMERICAN OLYMPIC 0D   ANTWERP ENTRIES WILL BE FORCED TO QUALIFY HERE.   Have Broken No hecords So Far In .-Fryouts but Ranking. Higher. Than Usual.

American’ Stars in. Olympic. Tryouts at Harvard Stadium This Afternoon

PREMIER STRESSES CLAIMS GF GREECE   Venizelos Appears Before Allied Supreme Council In Regard To Terkish Settlement.

ROLSHEVIKS     LEAVE: Moscow   Plague: Cruses . Saviet Officials to » Changa Headquarters -

BOLSHEVIKS LEAVE. ~ MMOSCOW.IN TERRA   Breaking Out of The Plague Again Causes the © Soviet Forces to Leave for More Desitable Headquarters.—Oné Army on Chinese Border.

Evacuation of  Territo American Troops is Dela Until Men and Woiten Held by Bolsheviki Are Rel      Soviet Cavalry is. May Into’ Persia and Indi Warsaw Despatch ;: Mc Abandoned Owing toP         PLAGUE DIVES SOVIET  Sear rire FRO BACT

Hon. John M. Parkér  Is Nominated   Lecomplete Returns Indicate Nomina.  tion of Parker for Governor of Louisiana Over Col. Frank P. Stubbs.

GIRL WITH GABY IS ADMITTED 10 UNITED STATES   THREE-ANGLED AFFAIR TEM PORARILY ARRANGED BY AUTHORITIES,

IMMIGRATION BUREAU IN BEW ROLE   Will Admit English Girl and Baby to This Country So That Brother of Baby’s Father Will  a...) Tr...

People Understand Issue, Says Democratic Candidate; Charges “Senatorial Misrepresentation”

a.  COA TELLS WAY RE BELIEVES HE WILL WIN NOV?      Travels in 36 States Have Shown Him Tremendous Sentiment With Democtats   TRUTH ABOUT LEAGUE BROUGHT TIDE TO   COUNTRY HAS BEEN sWEPt WITH STORM OF FERVOR FOR LEAGUE IN LAST FEW  WEEKS, HE SAYS, .

of PASSENGERS RESCUED FROM GROUNDED SHIP   BOHEMIA STRANDS ON CAP! SAMBRO IN BLINDING SNOWSTORM . “

PASSENGERS TARESN OFF A STRANDED STEAM   Rescued by Revenue Tugs In A Blinding Snow Storm, Radio Message .Says.

STRANDED ON CAPE SAMBRO NOVA SCOTIA   64 Passengers Rescued by Tugs and Steamers in Blinding Snow Storm.

BOY, 7, RESCUES THREE   Trapped in Home, He Saves Gun; Then Jumps to Safety.

‘OCH TO UNVEIL STATUBR   Image of Lafayette: win Re: “Une Covered at Me

FRENCH COMMANDER TO UNVEIL LAFAYETTE STATUE FOR KNIGHTS :-COLUMBUS

athena sili eneieanneanl  FOCH TO UNVEIL ST ATU kK K. OF C. WILL GIVE FRANCE

LAFAYETTE STATUE 10 BE UNVEILED BY FOCH FAR KNIGHTS COLUMBIS   ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR UN« VELLING CEREMONY AT METZ DURING AUGUST.

MARSHAL FOCH WILL OFFICIATE   Knights of Columbus to Present Statye of. Lafayette to France

GOVERNOR COX HAS BEEN CALLED ON THE CARPET.   ‘The Democratic Candidate Faces Broadside ef Counter Charges— Some Queries.

PREMIER FOR BIG. FAMILIES   Clemenceau Asks Constituents to Have Ten and Twelve Children to Make Up War Losses.

CLEMENCEAU URGES LARGE FAMILIES   Pe ints Out To Rural Audiences the Need of Repeopling — France.

CLEMENCEAU URGES BIG FAMILIES FOR — REPEOPLING F) RANCE   PREMIER POINTS OUT NECESSIT) _ AND SHOWS WHICH PART OF NATION CARRIES IT OUT

STOWAWAY HAS HARD LucK   Slippery Pile Foils Italian Who Tries to Swim Into the United States.

‘JOHN McKINNEY " “DIED: SyuhineaD ay:   First: Citizen of Checotah - Passer : . Away: Weiinesday - ‘ai -- Afternoon; .. °°

JOHN McKINNEY DEAD:   Pint Citizen of ‘Checotah - Passed 5 Away Wednesday — Afternoon.

WHISKEY RING CASE WITNESS -. IS THREATENEN   H. A. Sadler Asks To Be Placed Under Arrest.   THREATS ARE MADE UPON HIS LIFE   “Gangsters” Out To “Get Him’ He Says And He Demands Protection.

OFFICIALS ON TRACK OF BiG LIQUOR RING PROMISE EXPOSURE   Allege Two Members 0: U. S. Congress are _ Implicated.

Whiskey Ring Witness Asks For Protection   Says Threats Have Been Made That His Life Will Be Taken.   GANGSTERS VICIOUS HE TELLS OFFICIALS   Told Authorities of Maze of Bribary Allegations At Chicago, Ill.

ASKS ARREST TO ESCAPE BOOZE RIN(   Prominent: Broker Is Threatened fo: Informing Against Chicago Of ficials in Whiskey Ring Scandal.

STEWART ORDERS: STRIKING MEN TO RETURN TO WORK   LISTRICT SCALE COMMITTEE WILL MEET IN TERRE + ’ HAUTE TUESDAY.

War Veterans In Cleveland   Great Allied Military Leaders Ex. pected to Attend American ;° Legion Conclave, ~

WAR VETERANS TO - MEET AT CLEVELAND LATE NV SEPTEMBET   Will Be Notable Gathering of Military Leaders—Expect At Least 30,000.

[WO Hi: C. L. REMEDIES ADVANCED BY UNIONS      Labor Holds Higher Wares Not t: weary’. Federal Control “Cost Marking.”

HIGH PRICES NOT DUE TO WAGES LAUCK SAYS   Former Secretary of Labor Board Suggests Methods to Curb Profiteering Practice

SUGGEST PLANS 10 CURB PROFITEERING   Laiick Tells Method to Redue Living Cost.   DENIES WAGES ARE CAUSE   Pormer ‘Beerelary of War Layor Board Says Either Cost Price of All Go:mmodities Should be Marked or Conress Given Control of Aa: PR et eer ee

CLAIMS INCREASED WAGES SHOULD NOT CAUSE HIGHER PRICES   Statement Made Railroad Brotherhoods Representative to Rail Labor Board

1LABOnK 18 SOT To RIA MK.   Prevailing High Pricee tamer Frem Aeothber Soaree.

QUTLINES METHODS TO LOWER PRICES   TELUS LABOR BOARD MORE PAY POR RATL WORKERS SHOULD NOT TPPCREASE COSTS.

TWO METHODS 10 CURB ~—PAOFITEERING GIVEN   ARTICLES MARKED WITH COST PRICE, OR CONGRESS SHOULD CONTROL INDUSTRIES.

UGGEST PLANS TD CURB PROFITEERING   Leuck Tells Method to Reduc: Living Cost.   DENIES WAGES ARE CAUSE   Former Secretary of War La_ bor Board Says Either Cost Price of All Commodities Should be Marked or Con gress Given Control of Amarircan Tatdunetriosg

VILLA REACHES _ -TLAHUALILO FOR MUSTERING OU’   Télls Priest on Train He Wil No Longer Meddle in  Batitias

Former Rebe] Leader and Men Reach Tlahuleilo Where They Will Be Mustered Out.

WON'T MUDDLE . IN POLITICS   Francisco: Villa Tells ; Catholic Priest That He Is Throught

TO MUSTER OUT REBELS   Villa’s Rand te br Discharged at Tlahualilio, Alexico

PHANTOM BANDIT PUZZLES POLICE   Chicago Detectives Are Trying to Solve Mystery of Business Man's Death.

Phantom Bandit  Puzzles Police   ‘Killing of Howard B. Rhodes Is  Proving Mystery to the ! Authorities.

WANT NATIONS TO “\” CIVE ASSISTANCE   LORD MAYOR. OF .CORK. WISHES ‘TO TESTIFY: BEFORE AN IN. TERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL

‘Appeals. Sent Broadcast by Cork Mayor for Interven- _ tion in treland.

Nations of: World:Are . Asked. to- Intervene : In Irish Situation

a  KILLED MAN WHO WAS KISSING HIS WIFE; SENT TO PRISON FOR & YEARS

FORM OYA ~ ASGHAR           Boris Savinkoff :  Against Reds'in-PR prs end 7

ae EDUCATOR WILL SPEAK   Rev. James H. Ryan Will Deliver Con! vocation Address Tomorrow.

TRUSTEES WILL HEAR PETITION FOR TAX   ‘Boosters’ Club Committee Have Consent of Dr. Bryan to  Present Plan.   STUDENT BODY ASSENTS   Payment of $5 Fee Entitles Every Student to an Athletic Season Book.

GOMPERS URGES — UNION. MEN TO SUPPORT LEAGU!   “Bill of Rights” Containec - He Calls "Document for  NR ee aig ai

LEADER INDORE: LEAGUE NATIONS   Gompers Designates Cove nant as the Document for Humanity.

Federation Chief Declares the Pact Is a “Document for Humanity;” Its Adoption Means Conferring “Lasting Benefits Upon the Wage Earners of the World;” Will Improve the Standards and Health of the People of all Signatory Nations.

OMPERS ASSERTS COVENANT LABOR 3 “BILL OF RIGHTS"   Would “Confer Lasting Benefits Upon the Wage Earners.”

COMPERS ADVISES LEAGUE SUPPOR’   Leber Chief Declares Covenant Constitutes Labor's ‘‘Bill of Rights’’ in Open Statement

ASKS FOR LABOR VIEWPOINT   Gompers Urges American Workers to Support League of Nations.

TUMPERS OM LABOR SHOULD oTAND FUR LEAGUE, A I ME ANS MUCH FOR RUMANITY

BOMPERS INDORSES LEAGUE TO LABLE   ‘CONSTITUTES UNION MAN’ BILL OF RIGHTS,” SAYS LEADER.

GROESBECK WELA IN LEAD.   Michigan Attermey General Neominated for Gevernror.

MANY KILLED. « WHEN BERLIN MOR CHARGES   FRONT OF —REICHSTAC BULLDING SCENE OF BLOODY CLASH.   Space in Front Littered With ’ Bodies of Dead and Wounded Yesterday,

MARTIAL LAW RULES HUNS AS 40,000 SHOUT ‘POWER TOREDS! GUNS SNAP REPLY

REICHSTAG BUILDING IS. SCENE OF BLOODY FIGHT   Extremists Clash With Police’in , Front of Building Over Industrial Bill.   RORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE . GATHER BEFORE RUILDING   NS RES pe be   Attempts Made By Police to ! Quietly Disperse Mob But No Heed Was Paid to Them.   GUNS USED AS LAST HOPE   Reichstag Continues "Sittings As  Fight Rages -- President Announces Casualties,

Many Killed and Wounded in Fight About Reichstag Building Tuesday

HEAVY PANEL DOOR PREVENTS ENTRANCE   Demonstrators Qbject to Industrial Council Bu *   DEPUTIES ARE NOT HURT

HOHENZOLLERN GOING INSANE?   INSOMNIA, STRADDLES CHAIRS— DRINKING HEAVILY SINCE ROYALISTS FAILED IN RERLIN

X-KAISER SHOWS STRAIN RESULTING FROM HUN REVOL1   Former Emperor. Drinking’ Heavily and Behaves in "gtrange Manner; , Kaiserin in Poor Health,

WILRELM [3 BREAKING UNDER THE STRAIN AS HE CHANGES TIPPLES FROM WINE TO WHISKEY

CONTEST IN FLORIDA IS Bla PUZZLE   Outcome May Shed Light on Possible Candidate.   THREE DELEGATIONS   None of Florida Delegations In structed—District of Columbiz Contest WiLL Be Next

SEE 4-DAY RUN  INEVITABLE AT. THE CONVENTION   Contested Seats Becomes Cen ter of Interest -at Chiecaso   CROWDS POURING      POSSIBILITY STRONG THAT FimaL BALLOT MAY NOT BE REACHED UNTIL JUNE 24.

ALABAMA CONTESTS © PUZZLE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE   Status of Three Delegations Presents Problem to Warren

REPUBLICANS LOOK FOR SHOW OF STRENGTH WN GEORGIA CONTES   Expenditures by Both Lowder and Wood Managers Figure in Day’s Hearings.   NARROW FLORIDA CONTEST DOWN TO TWO DELEGATIONS   Special Sub-Committee Finds State Has No Legally Elected Delegates.

CRITICAL CONTEST CASE IS UP.   Lowden Regular Delegation Ig Contested by Wood Instructed Delegation and Fight

FLORIDA CONTEST FIGHT IS FIRST ON THE PROGRAM   Continue Hearing Claim of Delegates to G. O.  P. Convention

Military Authorities in Rhinelar.d Have Been Gedered to Take Precautionary Measures as Result of Cerinan Crisis.   FOCH CONFERS ON QUESTION

ALLIED AMBASSADORS DISCUSS PROBLEMS RY IVTERVATIOWNAL NEWER SERVICE.

AMERICAN KANGAROOS !   “fo. . vi They Have Started in to Populate The Isinnd of Oahu.

WICHITA FALLS Ha AN 079 POPULATION   REPRESENTS “GAIN OF 31,829, OR 381.8 PER CENT IN PAST TEN VEARS.

SIOUX: CITY. SHOWS ~~ + ALMOST § 50 PER ‘CENT .. GAIN: IN TEN. -YEARS

WICHITA FALLO POPULATION 13 FORTY THOUSANE   GAIN IN DECADE IS THREE HUN DRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT PER CENT SAYS CENSUS,

ROLIVIANS IN RIOT   Peruvian Consulate Is Attacked and Escutcheon Tom Down. 

[ Fe EEE EEE OS PERUVIAN ESCUTCHEON IS - DRAGGED THROUGH STREETS

LITLE CHILD. MNNGLED BY. TRAIN. WHEN AUTO WAS STRUCK ON ALBANY GROSSIN

LITTLE CHILD MANGLED BY TRAIN WHEN AUTO WAS STRUCK ON ALBANY CROSSINE

CHAINED © TO POST   Mother and Brother af Youss Boy to Face Court Charges.

SMIGLE’S RETREAT IN PERFECT ORDER   Bolshevik Lose Ground on Po: lish Front, is Report.

POLES RETREAT IN GOOD ORDER BEFORE BOLSHEVIK FORCES   General Smigley is Retiring In Order and Inflicting Severe Punishment on Bolsheviki Hordes as He Makes   His Retreat.

BOLSHEVIKI IN POLESIA ADVANCE 1,000 ARE KILLED   P oles Facing Greatest Number of Soviet Troops Ever

POLES CONTINUE TO HANDLE THE SITUATION WEL!   Compelled To Retreat at One Point They More Than Make Up for Loss on Other Fronts.

FOOD FAIR PRICE LIST IS ISSUEL         Margin Of From 15 To 25 Pe Cent Profit Allowed Retailers

WILL CAST VOTE   Indiana Women Will Mark Ballots For President This Fall,--Men and Women Must Also Register.

A Bililon Crowns   xtendcd to the Republic of Austria For Purchaso of Raw Material.

sh Credit of A Bililon Crown:        ed to the Republic of Austria ‘or Purchase of Raw Material.

FEARFUL TRAGEDY.   Nebraska Farmer Kills His Family With a Hammer,

LEAGUE COUNCIL TAKES STEPS 10 END ALL WARS   DISARMAMENT COMMISSION TO SURVEY WORLD; SURPLUS MATERIAL BE DESTROVED

Disarmament Commission Neets and Plans Survey of Ail War Materials   MAXIMUM ARMAMENTS WILL BE FIXED SOON   COUNCIL ADOPTS PROPOSAI FOR INTERNATIONAL STAFF FORMERS Y OPPOSED Bi TNITED STATES.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS TODISARY      LEAGUE OF NATIONS TAKE: FIRST STEPS TO END WARS.   COMMISSION NAMED TO_ FUR. NESH Si Z

League Acts to Disarm World  A on a  one ore ote te ote First Steps Taken to End War   Uncle Sam Is Invited to Help

TAKE FIRST STEP TO GBVIATE WA   LEAGUE COUNCIL NAMES COM. MISSION TO CHECK UP ARMA. MENTS OF THE WORLD.

League Takes First Step to Abolish War   Disarmament Commission Plans Survey of World Preliminary to Cutting Down Armaments.

THE FIRST STEP   League of Nations Takes Step to End the War— Meeting is Held

LEAGUE INACTION   PLANS BEING LALD TO PREVENT TURE AVARS.       Lengne Official > Place Rema

LEAGUE COUNCIL TAKES STEPS TO” TERMINATE WAR   Will Cut Down All Armaments To Lowest Possible Figure--All Surplus War Material Will Have To Be Destroyed— Mandates for Germany’s Former Colonies To Be Con sidered..

LEAGUE NATIONS COUNCIL START. DISARMAMENT   Name Three Secretaries, Britali, Frenet: ped Italian, to Make Bur- seg of World's Armaments

FIRST STEPS FOR ~AWORLD PEACI   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WOULD RE DUCE NI TO LOW EST POSSIBLE FIGURE. ”

LEAGUE IN AGTION   PLANS BEING LAID TO PREVENT FUTURE AVARS.   League Official Says America’s  nk   Place Remains Open.

FIRST STEP TAKEN TQ END ALL WAR      Survey of World Armaments Planned by League of —  Nations.   Beer in Germany Big Ques: tion That Must Be Decided Soon,

WOMEN MUST. REGISTER.   This Qualification Needed to Vote Upon Hospital Qnestion..

WOMEN. MUST. REGISTER:      This. Quatifiention. Needed to Vote ’.° Upon: Hospital. Qnestion..

SEE WORLO MENACE IN TRAINING NEGRO TROOPS IN FRENGH ARM   GERMAN REACTIONARIES AN] KADICALS AGAINST EDUCATING THE NEGRO,

NEGRO TRAINING ~ AWORLD MENACE   FEAR GREAT AFRICAN IS  DANGER CONFRONTING FRENCH POLICY,

RAIL MEN FLAYED BY GOV. ALLEN IN LEGISLATURE TALK   Kansas Executive Charge: Brotherhoods With Attempt To Control Government Through Coercion.   ASSAILS COAL MEN   Outlines Proposed Industrial Court as Tribunal to Protect Public, Labor and  Capital Interests.

ALLEN FLAYS RAILWAY BROTHERHOOD LEADERS   “Responsible for Insane Notion Tha‘ Minority Can Control  Government.

PUBLIC HAS NU RIGHT LABUR MUST RESPEGI   GOV. ALLEN OF KANSAS SPEAKS VERY PLAIN WORDS ABOUT LABOR DISTURBERS   Decleres Leaders Held Watches Cr Congress While Levisiatien They Wanted Was Passed

DENOUNCES RAIL WORKERS   SENATOR ALLEN OF KANSAS SAYS MEN ATTEMPT OONTROL OF GOVERNMENT

ENGINEERS SAY NERVES SHAKEN   Say Reckless Auto Driv. ers Race Trains to‘ Beat Crossings

TURKISH-ARMENIAN . ARMISTICE SIGNED   Moslems Have Possession of Alexandropol.

ANOTHER ARMISTICE SIGNED   Armenians and Turkish Nationals ) Reach Agreement.

Armenians Agree_ to Armistice with Turk Nationalist   Cede Possession of Alexandro po] and Vicinity During the Peace Parleys

ARMENIANS AND TURKS SIGN TRUCE   London Hears Armistice Terme Settled—Turks Control Railroad and Fortifications During Parley.

TRUCE IN ARSMENTA,  ; vg ty Au Armisties Has Put) Temnorary .. End tv Turko-Armenian War.

ARMENIANS. TURKS CGN ARMISTICE    Turks Given Possession pf Fortress and Railway Station of  Alexandropol,

ARMENIAN= TURK ADMISTICE SIGNED   Possession of Fortress of Alex: andropol Given to Na-~ Hanalists.

ARMENDASN-TURK ARM      Terms Leave Turks in Pesse of Alexandrosal

ARMISTICE SIGNED BY TURKS AND ARMENIANS   Conditions Give Turks Possession of Fortress and Railway Station at Alexandropol.

ARMENIAN-TUR kK ARM ISTICE   Terms Leave Turks in Possession of Alexandropol

DR. MEISENHELDER CHCSEN PRESIDENT OF HANOVER TEAM   Physician Who Served As Head of Former Baseball Associations Here Is Named by Stockholders. *   DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED

HANOVER CLUB _ ELECTS OFFICERS   Dr. Meisenhelder Chosen Presi dent of Blue Ridge Association.

BANDITS CAPTURED   BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROB CULVER BANK POELED,    Four of the Five MaSked Bandits  Capturdd After Revolver bight,

GANDITS. CAPTURED     j  o BOLD ATTEMPT TO ROR CULVER BANK FOILED,      BOLD ATTEMPT TO RON CULVER SANK FOILED.      Four of qhe Five, Masked Bandits '" Capturdd After. Revolver Fight.

PretWar Practice Of Ex. _amining Steerage For. ' eigners Restored— 1060 : Land Daily. ~

UNCLE SAN 10 CONDUCT PSALM CLASS   Immigrants to Recite Bible Passages Before Statue   PSALM READING TO BE LITERACY TEST   Cards Containing Ex. cerpts to be Printed In All Tongues

BONUS QUESTION IS ~ TO BE RECONSIDEREL   CONFERENCE OF LEGIONAIRES OF OF ALL STATES TO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON SOON.

TO TAKE UP BONUS QUESTION   fommander of American Lesion tae  neonces Coming Neeting.

MEXICAN FEDERALS — PURSUING BANDIT IN JALISCO STATE    Prisoners Include Five Citizen: of United States, One of. Whom Is a Woman

5 000 TROOPS SENT IN PURSUIT OF ne ie   To Secure Release of Americans and Foreigners Captured by Bandit.

LEAGUE HEARS ~ PLAN 10. DISARM   ALL POWERS MUST AGREE      - League Council Asked to Undertake to “Secure Such an Agreement _ -

GIVELESSTO ‘WARS, APPEAL FROM GENEVE   Agreement’ Sought Between . Nations to End. Growth “ot Armaments.   COUNCIL OF. LEAGUE : TO WORK ON PACT   White Slave Trade and Opium , Traffic Come Betore * Meeting .-

-EVIGH PUCIAY Weve   VIRGINIA MILL MEN VOTE TO CUT OV/N PAY.   New Plan of Industrial Demosracy Apparently Justified in Action of ' 6,000 Workers.

WORKERS VOTE TO DECREASE OWN PAY   John Leitch Theory of Industrial Democracy Is Justified.   Six Thousand Textile Workers in Senate and House Ask Cabinet to Act.

VOTE TO CUT OWN PAY   John Leitch Theory of Industrial Democracy Is Justified.   Six Thousand Textile Workers In Sen. ate and House Ask Cabinet to Act. r bo

Six Thousand Textile Workers in Sen ate and House Ask Cabinet to Act.

DANNUNZIO SENDS DEFI TO CABIGLIA ITALIAN GENERAL   Your Men Wil be Warmly Received and “f do Not Recognize Your Anthority.”

ITALIAN TROOPS CIRCLING FIUME   [By Camillo Cianfarra, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

U ANNUNZI( IN DEFIANGE OF UTALIANS   Issues Challenge to the Italian Forces Today —Army and Navy Close on Fiume.

ALANS NOU SURROUND FLL   No Outbreak of Hostilities Reporter and the City Es Quiel.   ALLIES SEEK TU IN. FLUENCE PLEBISCITE      Prepare Note for Publi ceding the Flection on suartal:

POET 1S DEFIANT TOGEN.CAVIGLIA   D’ANNUNZIO SAYS “HE: -DOES NOT RECOGNIZE AUTHOR. _. FY — THREAT:

REBEL GENERAL DEFIES YTALLANS   D’Annunzio Declares He Wil Not Surrender Seized Territory.

HAMBY DECLARED SANE   Only Infervention by Gov, Smith Can Xow Prevent His Execention tor  Murder Tomorrow Night,

PADEREWSK! POLISH ENVOY   Former Premier to Represent Poland in Council of Ambassadors at Paris

‘SECRETARIES S. C. D. ORGANIZE   World War touncils Pian for WNa tion's General Welfare.

HE I$ CONFIDENT   Governor Cox on Road to Pittsburg Feels That He Can Prove   SLUSH FUND CHARGE   Will Speak There Tonight —He> Shall Convince the People of Plot

COXONWAY T0 PROVE CHARGE OF SLUSH FUND   PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN MAY REST ON EXPOSES PROMISED BY OHIO GOVERNOR, BELIEF

UU) READY 1 IVE EVIDENCE AT PITTSAUIRE   Republican Financial Goal Is Likely to Be Shown to Be Above Fifteen Million   DRIVE WAS PLANNED FOR EVERY HAMLE)   WHOLE TREND OF PRESIDEN TUAL, BATTLE WILL TURN O° OOS EXPOSE TONIGH SOM BELIEVE,

IA WILL PROVE GAMPRIGN CHARGE   INTIMATED FUND OF G. O. P. MAY EXCEED THE FIFTEEN MILLION MARK   HEARD GY HUGE GROWDS   Statements Regarding Harding’ Front Porch Campaign and League of Nations Are Heartily Cheered.

COX INSISTS FUND CHARGES CAN BE PROVE]   ‘Political Leaders Admit Future Campaign Hinges on  Extent of t “Expose. u  CAV IT wav PH ADEM

COX T0 PROVE “BIC FINE   WILE CONVINCE PEQPLE THA A PLOT HAS BEEN FORMED TO BUY THE PRESIDENCY       SA¥S FRIDAY, MEN WHO BE LIEVER. .@, t. P. HAD CINCH, WELL CHANGE MINT

PEEDS FOR. ' rT 10 ~ PROVE CHARSES   ‘Whole Tretid ‘of Presid tial Bat.  ;

STATE MEETING SCORES WILSON   Republicans in Convention at Saginaw Hear Townsend Assail Democrats.   EXPECT FIGHT ON FLOOR

AKRON POLICEMAN _ KILLS CITIZEN   Mistook Laborer For Highwayman—Halt Order Unheeded

FEWER ARE 04 “VAGATIONS”   Movement in Kansas Decreases Contrary to Expectations.

atest AT WORK   “Not'So Many Miners Are Taking yo Part in Vacations:   CRITICISM OF - OKRLAHOMANS   Followers ‘of Alexander Howat Don’t Like Their “Lack ~ef “Fraternity.”

ANTHRACITE MINERS TALK STRIKE; PUBLIC MUST PAY ANY INCREASE GRANTED

ANOTHER GOAL. aTRIKE MAY BE CALLED APRIL 1   Failure of Wage Agreement to Mean Anthracite Miners Will Quit, Says Official

SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION SFEMED ASSURED TODA   Delaware Legislature Expected  . To Take Favorable Action Thic Waal

TRAINS MAY STOP RUNNING,   Ireland Faces Prospect of Complete Cessation of Traffic.

IRISH RAILMEN ~ READY TO QUI   PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE'S THREA’ OF DISMISSAL MAY CAUSE WRLC OUT.

PONZI WARNS CREDITORS TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT TRUSTEES   “Promoter” Is Defiant as Ever as He Enters Bank: ruptcy Court Wrapped in Fur-Collared Coat and Takes Witness Stand.

AT HEARING   Appeared in Fur Coat, While Many of His Creditors Were Shabbily Clad   Tells Victims 10 Look’ to Him for Advice Before Selecting Trustees

\ FLEEING TO OTL S,  1  Creat Thie of Sewish fmnigration Set in From Poland.

“21 PLUS”   Must Give Exact Age is Ruling  Stata BRlarting Cammicemnnare

‘21 PLUS” WILL NOT REGISTER A VOTER   Must Give Exact Age is Ruling: of State Election Com‘missioners.

REVENUE REVISION.   Discussion Will Start in Congress of Monday -

BITTER TIMES COMING.   Chief Seeretary for Ireland Makes Pessismistic Forecast Today.

Country Declared Determined To Attempt Establishment of Irish Republic Ey Any Means.

Effort to Form Irish Republic “By Means of Murder and Terror  Seen by Secretary Greenwooc

CHARGES PLAN FOR IAVGH REPUBLIC BY MEANS OF MURDER   England Must Brace Itself te Face Bitter Period, Asserts Secretary for Ireland.   GOVT BEATEN IN MOST OF IRELAND, UNIONIST SAYS    Speaker in House of Commons Predicts Situation Still  Worse, Without Ald:

ISH QUESTION WILL ‘BE MORE. SERIOUS THAW AT PRESENT   Said Sir Hamar ( Greenwood ir  House ‘of : Commons.—It’s Either'Give up or Plan tc Make the Government... Su-preme Said Carson,

FIERCE FIGHTING BREAKS OUT WITH FATE IN BALANCE   Britain Whipped, Carson Admits; Surrender Or War, He Says.

GREAT BRITAIN FACES SECESSZ0ON OF IRISE   Critical Situation Placed Befor Commons With Strong Ple: for Supnort.

ARMOUR 10 ACCEPI CONGRESS ACTION   Says Any Steps Taken for Public’ Good Will Benefit, Packing Lusiness

BITTER FIGHT IN PRIMARY VOTE IN ILLINOIS TODAY   Chief. Contest-Is for Control of State Political: Machinery; ' City vs. Downstate.

PACKING PLANT EMPLOYES STILL OUT IN CHICAGO   “pidemic of Strikes Appears to be Spreading Over Country

OPENS CAMPAIGN IN CALIFORNIA   Aiter Sunday. of -Rest Gov. ernor Cox Will Speak Today at San Diego

-OLITICAL. FACTIONS RALLYING IN GIGANTIC, STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL GERMANY---FIGHTING BREAKS OUT

SUPPLY OF 1920 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HAS BEEN RECEIVED   PINK IN COLOR AND SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE ISSUE FOR YEAR 1919.

1920 WAR SAVINGS STAWIPS ARE RERE   PINK IX COLOR AND SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE ISSUE FOR YEAR 1919

UAGE RETENTION OF ELECTIVE JUDGES   Committee Hears Arguments on Judiciary.

SAYS JUDGES SHOULD BE  ELECTED NOT APPOINTED   Judge Kavanaugh Addresses Judiciar} Committee of Tlinois Constitutional Convention.

BRITAIN TO SELL WARSHIPS   First Lord of the Admiralty Tells Commons of Plans, Except Particulars.

'BRITAIN TO SELL WARSHIPS   First Lord of tha: Admiralty , Tells Commons of Plans, Except: ~ _# . Particulare. - a

HOOVER'S PLANS GIVEN PUBLIC IN SUCCINGT FORMS   CHEAP FOOD AND WATERWAYS   REGULATION OF F@ODS AGENCIES, NEED OF MORE FARMING

DEVELOP FARMS TO MEET NEEDS, HOOVER ASSERTS   Urges Restraint O Trusts By Imposing U. S. Control.

PROBLEM 13 MORE THAN AN ECONOMIC ONE SAYS HOOVER   Agriculture Must be Developed to Keep Pace With Development of Industry.   IMPORTING OF FOODSTUFFS MAY BECOME NECESSITY   Thinks Farming Can be Made Eeonomically Attractive by Remedying Defects in Our Trénspertation and Distribution SystemsUrges Caution in Reducing Credit Lnilation,

INDUSTRIES DRAWING FARM LABOR SUPPLY   HOOVER DISCUSSES “GREATESi RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEM OF COUNTRY.” ,    ECONOMIC CONDITION   Advecates Measures to Bring Abopt Greater Activity in Agricultural Lines.

MUST KEEP MEN ON FARMS   Agricultural Development Necessary to Avert Becoming a Food Importing Country.

Sounds Warning of Critical Situation if Farming Lags   Hoover Declares Development of Agriculture to Keep : Pace With Industries Is One of Greatest Reconstruction Problems—Would Haye to Maintain Big   Military and Naval Forces, He Asserts.

CHEAP FOOD AND WATERWAYS      REGULATION OF FOODS AGENCIES, NEED OF MORE FAPRAtIN«

FARMING DEVELOPMENT GREAT RECONSTRUCTION ~~ PROBLEM HOOVER WARNS   Sees Necessity Soon of Importing Food°and the Consequent Economic Disturbance Thai Will Inevitably Follow In Its Train,

DEVELOPMENT UF ADRICUL TURE TS URGED BY RUOVER   Must Keep Pace With Industry in Reconstruction   DECLARES IT A GREAT PROBLEM

FARMING UnGED BY HOOVER   Former Food Administrator Says That Agricultural Progress Is Most Es sential Sten

\GRICULTURE MUST BE SPEEDED UP   Hoover Points Out America May Dependent on Supplies rom Overseas,

‘(GERMANS AGREE _ WITH PROGRAM  DECLARES LEADER   Socialist Head Says Or: ganization Will Back Fehrenbach.

Ambassador Says Problems of Health and Housing Are Now Foremost.:   URGES ASSISTANCE TO TROLTRLED FUROPE   Post, Addressing Businessmet Urges Ballot Box War for Labor Measures.

BRITISH AND COSTA RIGAN SOVERNMENTS EXCHANGE CURT NOTE   BRITISH NOTIFIED NOT TO INTERFERE IN COSTA KICAN INTERNAL AFFAIRS,

St. Mary’s Guild will meet with Miss Mollie Hellmuth Friday, Jan. 23th.

ARE PLANNING BIG CAMPAIGN   Epworth League Is Ex~ pected to Assist M. E. Church in Plans

ARE ASSAILED BY ADMI RAL DECKER New Onslaught Opened  Against Daniels’ Pengime.

SecDecker Charges  Facts   SAYS HE USED POWER TO RIDICULE   Aska For Departmen’ Big Enough to Keep Pol* " s45ee Out of Navy.  t Officer

ADMIRAL DECKER ATTAGKS DANIELS   Naval Officer Charges Secre tary With Injustice Towards Sims.

ADMIRAL DECKER ATTAGKS DANIELS AND ROOSEVELT   Recent Letters to Senator Hale   Are Published in Army and  Navy Register.   CHARGES WEAPONS OF PRUSSIANISM ARE USED   Says Secretary is Determined to Break Rear Admirals Sims, Pullam and Fiske, Because They Will Not Bow Down to Him.

ADMIRAL DECKER ATTACKS DANIELS   Charges Secretary of Navy Witt Misrepresenting Acts of Naval Officers.

DANIELS ATTACKED BY NAVAL OFFICER   Admiral Decker Assails Secretary After Removal From Post   NO RECORD OF LETTERS   Says Cabinet Official Mis represented Certain Facets In Testimony

LEGISLATURE !S BACK TO DUTY AFTER HOLIDAY   DEFINITE TAXATION PROGRAM IS MISSING ON RE.TURN

BACK 10 GRIND ARE THE SOLONS   Bur Without a Taxation Pro. gram Giving Promise of Satisfying Everybody.   AN INCOME TAX BILL IS HARDLY PROBABLE   Tomorrow Legislators Will Try to Get Prohibition Situation Out of War.

REDUCE THE  DEMAND   ‘Fadern Miners Withare ny Some’ ol Their Requirements .-Huurs . * Also Modified. ;

HARD COAL MEN CUT DOWN WAGE ‘DEMAND BY HALE   Also Tell Operators Eight ‘hour Day Is Accept-

MINERS MAKE REDUCTION IN WAGE DEMAND   Representatives Cut Request of Hard Coal Workers.

WILSON PLANS T0 DEPORT MARTENS   INSURRECTION AGAINST U. S CHARGE MADE. AGAINST SOVIETS,

NO SOVIET PROPAGANDA HERE.   —eee  Promoters of It Must Expect to Be PNevnorted.

JORNSON HAS BIG LEAD.   California Senator Ahead 0 Wood—Hoover Has Largeat Democratic Vote.

JOHNSON AOL MICHIGAN LEAL   Hoover Heads Democratic Candidates; Is Also On Republican Ticket.

CALLED TO HUNTINGTON   Rev. Edward Manges Will Assume New Duties July 11.

CAMPAIGNS WILL BE OW A THIET PLAN THIS YEAE   More Care Wil Be Given t the Finanotal End Thar Ever Before, Is Opinion 0 Party Leaders.

CAMPAIGN ON THRIFT BASIS   Expenditures in Presidential Canwaas te Be Sarefally Scratinised This Year.

FAVORABLE REPORT ~ MADE BY COMMITTEE ON PEACE MEASURE   Resolution to Declare War Between United Stafes and Germany At an End Is Approved by Mouse Foreien Afairc: Poule

PEACE : FANORABLY. ~ REPORTED   FOREIGN, AY FAIRS COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT MEASURE 7 a      IF PASSED WILL MEAN PRACE BE TWEEN UNITE. STATES CPRYWANY.

PEACE. RESOLVE IS GIVEN O. K   House Foreign Affairs Committee ir Favor of Measure to End State of War With Germany.

RESOLUTION V0 DECLARE PEACE: 15 UNCHANGED   3y Vote.of 12 to 6 Foreign Affairs Committee Favorably Reports Resolution   WOULD FIX THE DATE T0 END WAR WITH GERMANY   PROPOSES AN END TO MANY IMPORTANT POWERS CONFERRED UPON PRESIDENT FOR DURATION OF WAR.

NOR PEACE MOVE: HOUSE      Committee Recommends Pas‘sage. of: Resolution End‘ing War With Huns..       WILSON TELLS HOUSE _ “STATUS ARMY ABROAD      No: One Can Order Them, Inte -\ Germany. Without’ H 2. Consent.

FAVORABLE VOTE IN COMMITTEE ON PEACE DELFCATION   FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMIT. TEE MAKES NO CHANGES IN TEXT OF ORIGINAL TES. OLUTION   FIXES DATE FOR WAR’S END   Wilson's) Wartime Pow?rs Will b Restricted if Bil is Passed —KHixes Penalties for Violation of Trading Laws

RESOLUTION FOR PEACE FAVORED   House Committee Makes Fa vorabie Report on Motion to Declare War at an End.   CONSIDERED ON MONDAY

WAR ON CANDY PROFITEERS.   Chicago Committee Out to Lower - Prices on Christmas Sweets.

FOUR THOUSAND DOCTORS, OF BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS IN VIENNA. GO ON STRIKE

4,000 PHYSICIANS ON STRIKE   Vienna Doctors Demand Regular Fees From Benefit Association—Re. fuse to Make Visits.

400 MILLION 0 MADE IN GIVIL BULL   First Supply Measure Report. ed to Congress Reveals Radical Pruning of Esti. mates of Varivus Bureaus   “hip Board Is Refused Further Treasury Aid: $300.000 Asked for “Dry? Work Turn. ed Down: Soldiers Cared for

HOUSE PRUNES _ ESTIMATES TO “LARGE EXTENT   ‘Appropriations Undergo a - Severe Treatrnent—$300,000 Fund Eliminated,   rr ns $22,000,000 FOR  +) WORLD WAR CLAIMS

Sensational Developments Follow Arrest of Prominent Salem, Ind., Citizens Accused of Systematically Burning Property to Collect Insurance—Inquiry Started by Boys Discovering Blaze.

FOUR MEN HELD ON ARSON CHARGE   SALEM STOCK BUYER SAID TO HAVE EMPLOYED FIRE BUGS.

FOUR SALEM RESIDENTS   UNDER ARREST ON CHARGES OF ct ARSON   Said to Have Resulted Through Work of John Reyman

NONPARTISAN PROBE OF HAITI DEMANDED   Colored Association Con_ gratulates Harding.......

NEWBERRY JURY ~ IS BELIBERATIN   Outside of Locked Jury Room Door Defendants and Relatives Await   anxiously.

MICHIGAN CASE WITH THE JURY   Senator Newberry and Other Defendants Await Outcome of Conspiracy Trial.   MAY BE A LONG WAIT

YANKEES REPORT CANE QUTLGOK {A JUGO-SLAMI      _and Is Full-of Soldiers; Bis. satisfaction and Unrest Among People

MASS MEETINGS 10 BOOST BONDS WL BE HELD ALL WEEK   Neec cf Township High School to Be Presented to People of This Section.   BIG PARADE iS PLANNED   If Weather Is Favorable Paraders Will March Through Streets of High Point.

COMMITTEES NAMED FOR SCHOOL BONDS FLECTION IN CITY   Vigorous Campaign to Be Wagec for Proposed Central High  Schocl in Township.   MASS MEETING PLANNED    Registration Books Axe Now Open   fer Special Election—aAll  Voters Must Registe:.

(MERICAN LEGION PLANS CARNIVAL   SOLDIERS WILL TAKE EN. TIRE CHARGE OF NIGHT pROGRAM AT FAIR

AERICAN LEGION      SOLDIERS: WILL -TAKE EW. . TIRE.CHARGE .OF. NIGHT . PROGRAM AT FAIR

Henry Smith   PIC’ y O@llbili Number 14965A Sound PURE BRED Jack

Final Statements Of Presidential Candidates Of The Two Big Parties On Eve Of The National Election

BY GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX (Written Exclusively for I. N. 8.) (Copyright, 1920. by the I. WN 6}

GOV. COX WRITES — THE LEAGUE IS A » SACRED QUESTION   Makes Last Moment State ment on His Position in the Campaign   HIE DECLARES ISSUE IS NON-PARTISAN   Is For Entrance Into the League With Such Helpful Reservations as Are, Neeneuary

SOLDIERS RE INTO AUTO AND SHOOT WOMAN   Army captain’s wife dies of wound—Wide hunt for elavora

AMY CAPTAIN'S WIFE MYSTERIGUSLY SHOT   Search is Made for Five Fugitive Soldiers in Connection With the Shooting.

OFFICER'S WIFE 1S SHOT BY SOLDIERS   Camp Garand Authorities Sock Men Who Slew Woman $Whito Motoring With Wer Husband =

ARMY OFFICER'S  WIFE KILLED BY PISTOL BULLET; SOLDIERS FLEE   Posses Scour Country Near Camp Grant, Illinois, For Five Missing Yanks   A MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY      Was Riding In An Auto, Asleep, With Five Other  Passengers

Mysterious Attack Made Near Camp Grant, Illinois, About Midnight      Woman Killed While Riding In Auto—Five Fugitive Soldiers Wanted

SULDIERD OCCURING COUNTRYWIDE FOR SLAYERS OF WOMAN   Fugitive Soldiers Wanted For the Shooting of Captain’s Wife.

DECLARES HOTEL ASKS $1.70 FOR . TWO TOMATOES   Federal “Investigator Finds Profiteering Evidence

Sa 000 PROMISED WOOD EAMPAIGN      This-Was Statement Made By First Manager of Wood’s National _ Organization. :

$500,000 TN WON PLENGE FROM HANNA   Cleveland Man Sicod Ready to Finance Campaign for Big Sum, Says John King: Harding Fund Is $113.109   Estimate of Over $1,000,000 to Circularize All State: Given by Expert; College Man Spent a Siall Son

HARDING'S CAMPAIGN FUND IS $113,109   Great Cost of National Canvass Told—Single Pamphlet Set at $1,250,000

HARRY M. DAUGHERTY TOLD THE SENATE COMMITTEE TODAY,   Had No Paid Organization But Was Compelled to Make Contest in Ohio Where $18,000 or $20, 000 Was Snent.

THEY RAISED THE MONE’   Cleveland Man Agreed to Raise Half Million Dollars for Wood Fund   HE TOLD COMMITTEE   Mnvestigating Campaign Expenditures — Harding Spent $113,169.50

FUNDS LACKING FORW. 6. WP ADOL   INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE IS TOLD OF POLITICAL ’ MONEY MATTERS.

CAMPAIGN FUND HARDING IS THE THIRD LARGEST   Campaign Investigating Commtitee Find New Developments

UrFERED So00 000 TO WOOD CAMPAIGN   Former Manager Says Dan Han: na Made Pledge.   HARDING HAD $113,109 FUND   Ohio Senator Refused to Enter Primaries on Account of Expense in Conducting a Cam. paian.

WOOD'S CAMPAIGN AN HANNA'S TASK   Cleveland Man Was to Gather I in for Eight Months, Inquiry Develops.   HARDING’S FUND THIRD LARGEST YET MENTIONED   Probe Brings Out Fact That State Primaries Were Expensive Matters.

McADOO HAS NO FUND.      Senate Investigating Committee Hear of Harding’s Expenditures.

HANNA W800 FINANCIER   Cleveland Man Agreed to Raise Half Million for Campaign; General Not Consulied,   ROT DISCUSSED AT-FRICK DINNER, SAYS WITNESS

INVESTIGATION STILL WARM   DR. JENKINS OF KANSAS CITY TESTIFIES FOR McADOO; HARDING AND BUTLER MANAGERS TALK.

HARDING'S FUND PUT AT $113,109   Senator’s Manager Appears Befere the Senate Investigat- . ing Committee.   $40.550 RAISED FOR BUTLEF   Harding Refused te Enter Primaries on Account of Expense of Conducting a Promaty Gampaign.

NEW BARRELS COME TO LIGHT   Harding Fund $113,109. Butler Financed for $40,550

ARMENIAN MANDATE REQUEST REFUSED.   MORE LICHT ON WOOD'S FINANCES.

MORE DISCLOSURES ON CAMPAIGN FUND   Harding's Fund Third Largest Rais ed, According to Testimony of His Manager. McAdoo Chest Empty.

MORE MONEY -FOR GENERAL   Dan Hanna of Cleveland Agreed to Raise Half Million, Says King.   HARDING’S CAMPAIGN  TOTAL WAS $113,006

Underwriting of Wood's Campaign Pure Fiction. Asserts Former Manager   Clevetind Man Agreed to Go Out and Raise $500,000 More Than a Year Ago, Says John T. King; Politics Not Discussed at Frick Dinner, He Tells Committee; MeAdoo’s Campaign Formally Launched.

HARDING HAS HUGE FUND; NO MONEY IN MG ADCO DRIVE   DR. JENKINS, KANSAS CITY POST, THROWS LIGHT . ON DEMOCRATIC. CANDIDATE.  —   BUTLER — $40,000      Judge Davies Tells of Money Backing Republican Nomination Race.

BUTLER SPENT TOTAL OF $34,730   SENATE CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CONTINCER ITS HEARING TODAY.   HALF MILLION WOOD FUND

HANNA PLEDGES — HALF MILLION FORGEN, WOOD   First Manager of Wood Na tional Organization Tell: of Meeting to Provid Campaign Fund.   WM. LOEB’S NAME " IS MENTIONED   Former Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt Attended Meeting.—Harding Has Spent $107,704.

HARDING HAS BIG CAMPAIGN FUNG   Third Largest it was Stated ~-Wood Managers Clain They Can Spend All The; Want To Legally.—Hann: Peamicod Lalf RT ian,

ULEVELAN MAN AGREED TU AALS  NALE MILLION   INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE DIS. COVERING SOURCE OF ENORMOUS WOOD FUNDS.

HARDING FUND {S SET AT $113,105   The Senate Investigating Committee  Learns That Clevelang Man } ° Was to Raise Big Sum,

Hanna Yowever, According ta Tes mony Refore Vnvestigating Cemmittee Did Not Say How Much He Would Give, Natice, my

HARDING HOLDS THIRD PLACE IN SIZE OF BUDGE]   COMMITTEE DIGS DEEPER INTO WOOD, BUTLER, McADOO AND MNARDING CAMPAIGNS

HANNA WAD 10 RAISE $000,000 FOR WOOD FUND   More Interesting Light Shed Today on G. O. P. Candidates’ Barrels.   PREXY BUTLER’S SLUSH  FUND WAS $40,550   $113,109 Was Raised to Fi nance Senator Harding’s  Campaign.

HANNA OFFERED CASH FOR WOOD   Former Manager King Says Cleveland Man Pledged to Give $500,000.   HARDING HAD $113,109 FUND   Ohio Senator Refused to Enter Pri maries on Account of Expense in Conducting a Campaign.

Gets Inkling of Inner Workings of McAdoo Supporters— Senator Harding’s Pre-Convention Expenses Given As $107,704, of Fund of $113,109—Wood’s State Manager Said Cost $4,438 in W. Va.—McAdoo Had No Fund.

MORE LIGHT. ON. CAMPAIGN FUNDS   SENATE COMMITTEE HEARS McADOO'S NAME WILL*BE UP.   RUT EDITOR JENKINS KNOWS~: OF NO MONEY FOR PROMOTION.   Bhs Found for General Wood Was. Discussed Without > Hs, . Know Indge. { *

ING, FORMER WOOD MAN. /AGER ‘WITNESS IN CAMPAIGN’ :FUND INVESTIGATION.         CAMPAIGN FOR M’ADOO. LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT  t        Nich Murray, Butler’ s Campaign Fuad Totalled $40,550, Butler's  * Manager Says.

WILSON VETOES _ PEACE MEASURE    Would Place Stain on Honor of The United States, '   HARDING HAD LARGE SUM   Publisher Was Asked to Nominate McAdoo at San Francisco. Has no Campaign Money,

AGREED 10 GET HALF MILLION TOELECT WOOD   New Exposes Made ii Senate Probe of Campaign Funds.

HARDING FUND  OVER $100,000   THIRD LARGEST TOTAL OF ANY CANDIDATE SPENT FOR OHIOAN.

HARDING HAS BIG ~ CAMPAIGN FUND   Third Largest it it was Stated,  —Wood Managers Claim They Can Spend All They Want To Legally. —Hanna  Daneasitandt LY.ff Reetts....

‘THREW LIGHT UPON MCADOO CANDIDACY   HAS STRONG SUPPORT OF RESENT FEDERAL OFFICE HOLDERS .   Kansas Cty Man Received Inv: tation from Jouett Shouse,  He Said Today   Testimony Given on Funds fe liarding, Butler and Wood Campaign Funds

GENERAL NOT TOLD ABOUT STEPS 10 RAISE FUND IN CAMPAIGN   First Manager of Wood Says Dan Hanna Undertook Job Of Getting Half Million  Only $4438 Spent in Fight in West Virginia; Butler Has

FUND THIRD LARGEST   livestigators Told ot Efforts in Behalf of McAdoo’s Candidacy—-Hanna Oftered toRaise $500,000 for Wood.

U. S. POPULATION ~ TO BE ANNOUNCED   Exclusive of the Outlying . Possessions.

MRS. KENYON IS FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER   Woman Who Killed Dr. Tet low Shows No Emotion, hott Hochand UWeene

Acreage of Oats Not _ Affected By Growth of.  Automobile Industry

OATS DEMAND CONTINUES DESPITE USE OF MOTORS   Statistics Show American Farmer 1: Increasing Rather Than Diminishing Crop Acreage

CARPENTIER PUTS K. 0. OVER BAT LEVINSKY   AMERICAN LIGHT-HEAV Y WEIGHT SUCCUMBS TO FRENCHMAN IN THE FOURTH ROUND

CARPENTIER GETS LEVINSKY’S GOAT   American Battler Crumbles in Fourth Hownd—No Mateh for Freneh Fighter

LEVINSKY SAVES ROOM RENT   SLEEPS IN RING DURING MOST OF BOUT, TAKES COUNT OFTEN.

KNOCKS LEVINSKY OUT IN THE FOURTH   Carpentier, French Champion Gets Light Heavyweight Title of America.

LEVINGKY LOSES TO GARPENTIE   French Champion Wins in the Fourth Round After Flooring Opponent in First

PARPENTIER  EE ENN A I ES eettnenn dE atta emeamneiniall  S CHAMPION

PAEOIUENT EAaEo PAGT OPPOSITION   Believed in Washington That Treaty Breach Is Closing.   AGREES TO HITCHCOCK PLAN   Sends Letter to Democratic Leader So Phrased That the Senators Ask to Have It Read a Second  Time. spies He

TREATY BREACH NEARLY CLOSED   Wilson - Eases Opposition to Reservations Proposed by : Republican Senators.   SEHAJE ACTION 1$ URGED   President Agrees to Hitchcock. Pact  Compromise Plan—Letter So Phrased That Senators Asked   to Have it Read Seq  i ond Time.

THE TREATY  BREACH IS ‘NEARING END   Wilson Eases Opposition te - Reservations Proposed by Republican Senators.   President Agrees to Hitchcock Pact Compromise Pian—Letier So Phrased Tizt Senators Asked to Have it Read Sec. ond Time.

TREATY BREACH NEARLY CLOSED   Wilson Eases Opposition to Reservations Proposed by ~ Republican Senators.   President Agrees to Hitchcock Pact Compromise Plan—Letter So Phrased That Senators Asked to Have It Read Second Time. _

G. U. P. CONTESTS COME UP TO-DAY   Chairman Hays Says Detisions Will Be Judicial and Not Political Ones   A FOUR DAY SESSION      One Hundred and ThirtySeven Already Contested ; More Coming.

JUDICIAL DECISIONS NOT POLITICAL T6 BE MADE IN MANY CASES OF CONTES'   GEORGIA FURNISHES INTEREST   Less Than Fifty Uninstructec Votes Involved—Hays anc Others Arrive At Chicago Fou  Convention.      CHAIRMAN MAKES STATEMENT

HE STED DISTRICTS TODAY   Contests Filed Today Affect 117 Delegates and More Are Anticipated   CHAIRMAN HAYS ARRIVES FOR PRELIMINARY WORK   Judicial Decisions Will Mark Contests and Not Politics, Declares Chairman

Chairman Hays Says the National Committee Wil Make ‘Judicial Decisions Not Political Ones.”   WOOD AND LOWDEN ARE ONES MOST AFFECTEL   Mfficial Roll Call Shows 137 Seats, Out of 948, in Dispute; May ‘Dispose of Matter in Four Days.

OLD-TIME ROW BEGINS TODAY   REPL BLICAN COMMITBEER MUST FAKE UP CONTESTS,   MOST OF THEM IN THE SOUTH   NOT ENOUGH SEATS INVOLVED To SETTLE NOMINATION,   Chairman Hays On Mand With Besinning of Treuble, and Finds Chicnge With All Ates of  a tonvention City.

VIOLENT STORM AT NIAGARA   Lightning Causes Fires and Many Houses Barned.

Harding Holding Conference With ~ Republican Head:   Demands Pouring In On Na. tional Committee For Candidate to Speak

U.S. DOING GREAT WORK IN EUROPE   Australian Newspaper Man Tell of America’s Aid in Reconstruction.   YANKS FEED MANY MILLIONS   ' Declares War Won by the New Worlc  Ideas and Ideals, but Oid Is  Slipping Back to Feudal Savagery.

WORK IN EUROPE   Australian Newspaper Man Tells of America’s Aid in Re- . -¢gonstruction.   Declares: War Won by the New World . Ideas and Ideals, but Old Is Slipping Back to Feudal Savagery. 

U.S. ISDOING GREAT WORK IN EUROPE   Australian Newspaper Man Tells of America’s Aid in Reconstruction,   Oeclares War Won by the New World ideas and ideais, but Old Is Slipping Back to Feudal Savagery.

GHIGAGD GETS PREPARED FOS 6.0, P. MEETING   Coliseum Will Be Remodeled tc Seat 13,187 at Con voentinn.   PARTY LEADERS CONFER

ELECT’ NOT PICK CANDIDATE IS JOB, HAYSSAYS   G. O. P. CHAIRMAN SAYS NATIONAL COMMITTEE MUST KEEP “HANDS OFF” OF PRES. SELECTION

BUSY PLANNING FOR THE BIG CONVENTION   MEETING OF REPUBLICAN LEADERS AT CHICAGO.   Harmontous Group in Opinicsan of Natienal Chairman Hayo—Plianks in Platform a Seabject ef Diseession.

REPUBLICANS PLAN FOR 1920 CAMPAIGN   Officers of Convention to be Named May 10,   WILL REMODEL COLISEUM.   Scats to be Provided for 13,187 Delegates and Spectators-— Hays Declares He Will Stay Clear of All Politics Until Party Candidates Are Chosen ~—-Committee Meets.

PRE-CONVENTION STAND ON PACT 5 SIDESTEPPEL   Position of Senate on Morning of June 8 Is To Determine Attitude of G. 0   P, on League of Nations

10 ELEGT, NOT T0 SELECT, to MA. HAYS IDEA   G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN WILL NOT BE DRAWN INTO FIGHT FOR ANY CANDIDATE.   League of Nations Plank Wil Depend On Attitude of Senate On June 8.

REPUBLICANS LAY CONVENTION: PLIN:   Chicago Coliseum Will be Re. modeled to Seat 13,18) Delegates and Spectators Name Offiters May 10,

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN MAY 1   Plans Announced at Meeting of Committee in Chicago Yesterday

G. 0, P, MAKING PLANS FOR CHIGAGO CONVENTO!   ‘Will Apportion 12,000 Seats to States on Basis cf Number of Delegates in Convention.

G. 0. P. CHIEFS “PLAN. DETAILS  "OF CONVENTION   Expect. Liquor Problem  toTake Leading _ Part.

U0. P. 10 CHOOSE OFFICERS MAY 10   ALSO WILL NAME TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION AT THAT. TIME.

D'ANNUNZIO SEIZES IS'ANDS IN BEANE OF ADRIATIC TRFATY; BACKED BY FIUME POPULATION

DE ENNUNCIO HAS SEIZED ISLANDS   In Defiance of ihe ttalicn-Jugo-Sla Vian Treaty.

ITALIAN DEFIES JUEO-SLAY PAC)   Gen. D’Annunzio Seizes Island Awarded to Jugo-Slavia by Treaty.

D'ANNUNZIO IN _ TREATY BREACI   Italy’ 5. Poetic. Nuisance’ ecu      TAKES. 1UGO’ SLAV: TOWNS

MORE TROUBLE PRECIPITATE BY ANNENZIC   Poet Defies Italian-Jugo:  Slav Treaty and Seizes  - Two Islands Near Fiume   MOBS OF FOLLOWERS RAID NEARBY TOWNS   INSPIRED MAN'S WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN, THOUGH Ith) IS THOUGHT TO BE SAILING ABOUT IN AN ATRELANE,

WALT WILSON FALLS   BANK COMMISSIONER -WAS CANDIDATE FOR 8, SENATOR. .   Governor . Allen and Sengstor Cur. - tly in Tremenduous Majorities Over State.  Pa

ALLEN GETS EVERY COUNTY EXCEPT ONE   Despite i On Industrial Court.   GURTIS DEFEATED EDWARDS   All Republican Congressmen ReNominated — Also Dawson and Hopkins—Close Race For Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner.

TWO DIE AS SHIP RITS MINE   Fourteen Sailors on Greek Veasel Are Saved After Accident Off Kalmar,

FRICTION EASED BY HARDING VISIT 10: PANAMA ZONE   ONLY WITH BACKING OF U. 8. If PANAMA ABLE TO PRESERVE HER INDEPENDENCHK

Friction Eased by Mr. Harding’s Visit   REPUBLIC OF PANAMA NOW FECES MURE FRIENDLY TOWARD UNELED STATES

LOUISIANA MEMBER CALLS 'EM LUNATICS   Resents Request Of Gov. Cox For The Adoption Of Suffrage Amendment

Seventeen Year-old Girl Beaten Unconscious by an Unknown Assailant, Dies

il aeaiiomentt named   Freight Train Wreck Near Portland te Fatal.

SCALDED TO DEATH.   Engineer Meeta Frightful Death On Southern Pacific Railway.

AMERICANS MUST — PAY BY SEPT. 1, NEW ULTIMATUM   Series of Progressive Fines Will Be Levied If Order Is Not Obeyed at Once

NGENTIARY FIRE Oh LINER CAUSES. DELAY IN STARTING VOYAGI   PREVIGUS FIRE ON ANOTHE! SHIP OF THE LINER CAUSES  GRAVE SUSPICIONS,

American Liner Forced to Abandon Sailing Because of Damage From Incendiary Fir

ST. LOUIS MAN. KILLED BY WIFE   ‘Shot Five Times When Re Lay Asleey  a : Last: Night

cry OFFICIALS PLEAD NOT GUILT)   OF THE 74 DEFENDANTS 45° OF THE NUMBER PLEADED GUILTY ON ARRAIGNMENT

NOT GUILTY” SAY HGH OFICALS TO WWDGE ANDERSEN   ‘Seven Principals in the Evansville Booze Ring Admit Guilt, *  However.

PASSENGERS EUBBED BY BANDIT ON TRAIN   CONDUCTOR AND TRAVELERS OVERPOWER ROBBER IN VESTIBULE.

PASSENGERS TARE BANDIT CAPTIVE   FRISKED FOLK OVERPOWER BOLD ‘BAD CHAP/ BANK ROBBER LOSES

8 Hurt In lowa City Rail Crash   ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED SPEEDING EASTWARD IS DERAILED.

MANY INJURED IN TRAIN CRASH NEAR IOWA CITY   Limited Is Derailed On Chi cago, Rock Island And Pacific.

AQT UGK LOLANL TRAIN 15 WRECKED   Rocky Mountain Limited, Which Leaves Lincoln Early in Morning, Derailed,   Eight Passengers Injured None Seriously—No Lincoln Passengers on Train.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED @N ROCK ISLAND WRECKED   Accident Occurred Near Iowa City This Morning—Many Are Injured.

TRAIN. WRECKED NEAR IOWA CITY; SEVERAL HURT    Rocky Mountain Limited of the Rock Island System Derailed at Coralville This Morning.

FAST TRAIN WRECKED: SEVERAL ARE INJUREL   Rocky Mountain Limit Derailec Near lowa City.

EIGHT PERSONS INJURED. IN IOWA TRAIN WRECK   Rocky Mountain Ldmited on Rock Island Road from Ohicago to Denver Leaves ‘Track J

CHARLES S$. GLEED DEAD   Direetor cf Santa Fe Road, Owner of  Kansas City Journel—Married Résbiicseam (ClLiel

TRADE AT HOME   BUY AT HOME; _ BUILD FOR THE FUTURE: BOOST HOME /NDUSTRY.

SENATE PREPARES PROBE OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   KENYON IS CHAIRMAN OF COM. MITTEE THAT IS TO INQUIRE INTO WHAT THOSE CANDI. DATES ARE EXPENDING.

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE ORDERED   Candidates’ Manager: AsKed to Appear Monday

CAMPAIGN FUND INQUIRY START   Senator Kenyon Heads Specia Committee Which Begins Session Monday

CAMP stars PAKESSE POM oN   Investigation be the Seeate tete Peirty toader Way.

ELECTION EXPENSE OF GANIIOATES   Senate Begins Investigation of Campaign Costs of Aspirants.

SENATE PROBE ON COST OF RUNNING STARTED ON FRIDAY   Kenyon, of Jowa, Heads Com nilttes Named to Make Investivation,

COUNT AUGMENTS JOHNSON'S LEAL   Californian’s Plurality Over Wood Increases; Bryan Position Strengthening

Royal Family Will Leave Lucerne Tuesday and Reception Plans Are Under Way in Athens; Princess Anastasia, American Heiress, Looked to in Money Crisis   SOVIET TAKES SUDDEN INTEREST

EXPECT IMPORTANT VIEWS ON IRELAND   Speech by Premier Lloyd Georg at Opening ef House of Commoas, Friday, Anticipated

STATEMENT TODAY AY THE PREMIER   Statement of Importance on Ireland in House of Lords by Lloyd George.

PREMIER WILL MAKE AN IMPORTANT TALK TODAY   Terms of Statement Believed to Have Been Discussed at Conference.

HONORED MEMORY. ~ OF THE PIEGRINS      ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND BAN: QUET HAD ATTENDANCE  $53   Dean P. F.-Walker Was Elected President of the Sccicty for Coming Year

Dean P. F.-Walker Was Elected President of the Sccicty for - Coming Year      Principles of Pilgrim Fathers Will Help to Save World New, Says Dr. Lindley

POSSE SEARCHES FOR MURDEREF   (i Flurence Bartin, Kansas City Se ciely Girl

POSSES SEARCH FOR MURDERER   Jumped From Car Window and Es. caped From Detectives Who Were Taking Him to Kansas City.

PENNSYLVANIA NAMES  NATIONAL DELEGATES   NOMINATIONS FOR BOTH PARTIES IN STATEWIDE PRIMARIES   Volers Will Also Express Presi dential Preference on Baltlats Cast Today

STATE-WIDE PRIMARIES   Pennsylvanians Have Big List Ta Vote For.

FIGHT FOR PLACES IN PENNOYLVANIA G.0,P. DELEGATION   State’s Delegates for Sproul First, Others for Wood As Second Choice,

2 STATES HOLD PRIMARIES TODA)   Pennsy!vania and Vermont Voters Casting Ballot For Preferential Choice

TATE PRIMARY DAY HERE AGAIN   Factional Contests Will be Settled at Polls   WAR AGAINST PALMER   Strong Effort Being Made tc Oust Attorney General from Control of State Party Or. ganization — Presidential Peference Not Directly In. volved in G. O. P. Primary

PALMER TICKET HAS OPPOSITION IN HOWE STATE   Pennsylvania Parties Are te Hold Primary: Elections for 76 Delegates   FACTIONS OFFER CONTEST   Penrose Has No Opposition ‘it Race for Senator; G. 0. P: to Get Delegates-at-Large

POLITICAL POT BOILING TODAY   Primaries Are Being Held ir Pennsylvania and Vermont; Convention in Georgia.   LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN

ELECT DELEGATES IN PENNSYLVANIA   ‘Democrats And Republicans Select Convention Envoys In Statewide Primary.

PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARIES   Are Being Held Today—Dem ocrats and G. O. P. to Select 70 Delegates.

PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY MOSTLY. PERSONAL FIGHT      Republican Contest for Places on Delegation is Principa Battle There Today.

HELD “tg   Little Interest in Republicans, Penrose Faction Having Full Control.   PALMER FACES TROUBLE — TO MAINTAIN. POWER   ‘Bryan-Hitchcock Row Will "Come to Head With Gath: - ering of the Nebraska  State Conveution,

DELEGATES   Pennsylvania and Other States Holding Presidential Primaries.

PENN VOTERS 60 TO POLLS TODAY   NO G. O. P. PRESIDENTIAL C4NDIDATES ENTERED—DEM. FACTION GIVES PALMER BATTLE.

PRIMARY ELECTION TODAY.   Candidates for All Politica Parties in Pennsylvania to be Decided.

PRIMARIES TO-DAY IN PENNSYLVANIA      Each Political Party Will - Name 76 Delegates to National Conventions   FACTIONAL CONTESTS   Names of Palmer and MeAdoo:on Ballot for Presidential Preference

BOTH PARTIES ARE NAMING DELEGATES   Major Organizations of Pennsivania Holding Statewide Primaries Today.

POLITICS AGAIN "HAS FIELD DAY   MOST IMPORTANT: PRIMARY [IS ON EN. PENNSYLYANEA.  >   VERMONT ALSO .VOTES.   ait Ns a LITTLE INTEREST jIN' CANDIDATES SHOWN ELSEWHERE,   In Pennsylvania He Seems to  a Scrap hetween the Pen-' rose and Sproul Factions, 

VICE PRESIDENT IN DES MOINES   Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Cele brate Silver Wedding Day in Iowa. .

VIGE PRESIDENT UF UNITED oTATES GUEST OF BOONE   INFORMAL RECEPTION TENDER. ED DISTINGUISHED VISITOR,   LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT HOTEL HOLST   Following This Mr. Marshall and Party Repaired to the Elks Club Rooms Where Local People Were Presented to Him.

~~ POLESBACK   HAVE ADVANCED WORE THAD 200 MILES SINCE CAPTURE   POLISH VOLUNTEERS RUSHING TO THE FRONT—ALLIED LN. TERVENTION ASKED.

MOVING FORWARD   Bolshevik Troops are Ad: vancing on a Five Hundred Mile Front

BOLSHEVIK! FORCES MOVE FORWARD ON A HUNDRED MILE FRONT HAVE ADVANCEDOVERTWOHUNDRED MILES   Polish Government Has Sent Representatives to Spa to Ask For an Allied Intervention at Once; Red Forces on Move °

BOLSHEVIK FORCES “ADVANCING OVER 500 MILE FRONT   Polish Universities “and Technical Schools Close and Men Are Flock- — ing te the Colors. 

PREMIER SEEKS ALLIES’ AID TO REPEL RUSSIANS   Reds Advance 200 Miles On 500 Mile Front; Poles To Colors.

PUGH ol UATION ADMITTEDLY GRAVE   BOLSHEVIKE ADVANCING ALONG( A FRONT OF 500 MILES OFBRICIALLY STATED,

Red Forces Move Ahead   llave Advaneed More Thar 200 Miles Sinee Capture Of kKieff From Poland

BOLSHEVIK ARMY HAS ADVANCED OVER 200 MILES   On a 500-Mile Front Since the Captur of Kieff From the Poles and Pu lish Students Join Colors

BOLSHEVIK! IS MOVING AHEAD ON LONG FRONI   Advance More Thar Two Hundred Miles Since Fall of Kieff.

POLAND ASKS AID OF ALLIES   Entire Country Menaced by the Ad vancing. Bolshevik Forces— Refugees in Dire Straite,

CARL MAYS NOW.  A NERVOUS WRECK   New York Pitcher Who Killed Ray Chapman of Cleveland Confined to Home by Breakdown.

FAMOUS BALL PLAYER MAYS BREAKS DOWh   While Funeral of Chapmen Take: Place He Lies at Home in Seri  gus Condition.

barl Mays Suffering From Nervous Breakdown Because of Raymond Chapman’s Deat

DISORDERS IN THE MINGO FIELD PROMPT GOV. CORNWELL TO ASK GOVERNMENT FOR ARMED FORCES   Several Persons Have Been Shot and Killed and Gangs of Unidentified Men Have Attacked Coai Properties; Chief Executive to Ask for a Declaration of Martial Law.

MARTIAL LAW IS HOPED FOR BY EXECUTIVE   “State Is Unable to Cope With Situation,” He Declares in Statement Explaining Call for Federal Assistance—Soldiers Were Withdrawn Six Weeks Ago.

MARTIAL LAW FOR MINE REGION URGED   State Unable to Cope With Sit uation; War Continues.

SEND TROOPS 0 END RIO] IN THE MINES   Governor Acts to Quell Riots in West Vir_ginia — Troops Are Enroute to Mines.

pi   West Virginia Miners Are to Go Under Martial Law   STATE IS WEAK   So Federal Army Will Keep the Peace in Coal Region

CALL FOR TROOPS IN WET VIRGINIA STRIKE DISTRICT   Renewal of Trouble Results in the Recall of Federal Soldiers.

CALL TROOPS MINE STRIKE   GOVERNOR ASKS UV. oS. FORCE m TO CURB DISORDER   WILL SEEK MARTIAL LAW   West Virginia Coal Field Again Nees Trouble

FEDERAL TROOPS ARE SENT INTO WEST VIRGINIA   Gov. Cornwell Will Ask Presi: dent Wilson to Declare Martial Law.    RIOTS IN MINGO COUNTY

MARTIAL  LAW MAY ‘BE DECLARED   Federal Troops to Patrol Wes! ~ Virginia Coal Strike Zone.

MARTIAL LAW AT THE MINES   Governor ef West Virginia Wants It Called Fellewing Arrival ef  es 

WEST VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ASKS MARTIAL LAW   Cornwell, Announcing Decision, Declares Time for Tempor- ~ izing Past.

ASK GOVERNMENT TO SEND SOLDIERS   West Virginia Governor Appeals for Military Aid In, the Strike Zone   “TROOPS. READY...10.-LEAVE   Eexeeutive Will Ask President Wilson to ‘Declare Martial Law

CORNWELL ASKS THAT TROOPS BE SENT 10 STAT   West Virginia Governc Wants Military Law in Mingo County,   SAYS THAT TROUBLE IS NOW MORE ACUT   Declares Time of Tempori: ing is Past-—Other Meth. ods Have Failed.

MiACSWWINEY AWARE DEATH IS VERY NEAR   HUNGER STRIKER GIVES WW STRUCTIONS TO RELATIVES FOR FUNERAL.   Physicians Say They Will Feed Lord Mayor of Cork When He Loses Consciousness.

CERTIFICATION OF » SUFFRAGE IN MAIL   Tennessee Governor Officially “Notifies Secretary Colby © . of Ratification.   WOMEN -:SURPRISE FOES   Temporary Injunction Dis, solved ‘by Action: of “State - “Supreme Court Justice

AGTION TENNESSEE Io CERTIFIED 10 CF ORE TARY GLB   Formal Proclamation Makinc Suffrage Amendment Law May be Issued Today.   -EAGUE MAY APPLY FOR A RESTRAINING ORDER   Announcement of Governor Roberts’ Action Was a Bombshell in Camp of AntiSuffrage Forces and Agree. able Surprise to Suffragists.

RATIFICATION CERTIFIED.      Colby Will Probably Issue Proc. lamation Soon Making Suffrage Hart of Law

SUFF LEADERS EXPECT COLBY TO 0.K. AT ONCE   Advocaic: xpect Ratification Proclamation From Colby Wednesday or Thursday   ANTI-SUFF LEADERS DECLARE INTENTION TO CARRY CASE TO SUPREME COURT.

GOVERNOR OUTWITS FOES OF SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Certification on Way to Capital   Ratification Proclamation May Be Issued Today

CERTIFICATE OF TENNESSEE VOTE IN WASHINGTON   Developments in Nashville Battle a Bombshell to Antic.   SUFFRAGISTS SURPRISED

TENNESSEE SENDS RATIFICATION TO SECRETARY COLBY   Next Move Will Be Application for Order Restraining Secretary From Proclaiming It   DEFEATED ONES CRY IT IS HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE   Decision On the Muddle Now Goes te Washington Where Nation's Courts Will Determine.

GOVERNOR ROBERTS CERTIFIES APPROVAL   BOWBSHEL! IN CONSTITUTION A LEAGUE CAMP,   Anti-Saffraae Leaders Declare Wl Apply District of Coleambia Sepreme Court to  Restrain Colby.

TRANSFERS FIGHT TO WASHINGTON,   Setting Aside of Restraining Order Like Bombshell in Camp of Antis  ' Legal Talent Is Amazed.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT IS NOW SHIFTED TO WASHINGTON      Injunetions and Certlorart Are Some what Tangled. May Ask Dis‘triet Columbia Court Action

DENY REHEARING TO 1. W. W   “Big Bill’ Haywood and His Co-De fepdents Mest Serve Theie  SCGentenees.

DENIES HAYWOOD PLEA   REHEARING REFUSED HIM AND 93 OTHER . W. W'S.   Must Go to Prison if the United States Supreme Court Does Not Intervene.

HAYWOOD PLEA DENIED   . W. W. Head and 93 Others Re fused Hearings.   Unless the U. S. Supreme Court In. tervenes All of Them Must Go to Prison.

BILL HAYWOOD {3 DENIED REHEARING   Attorneys for . W. W. Boss Will Appeal Case to Supreme Court.

REHEARING DENIED TO . W. W. DEFENDANTS      Conviction Big Bill and Ninety. Three Others Under Espionage Act Will Stand.

APPEALS COURT DENIES I. W. W. A NEW HEARING   Big Bill and 93 Others Will Carry Case to High Court.

Building Trades Graft Re. sponsible Says New York World  ee ee   STORY IS PUBLI SHED   After Careful Investigation Newspaper Reveals Storv

Evening World Says Amazing Conspiracy of Gree ‘and Injustice to Working Men, Responsible for Tragedy That Cost 30 Lives and  Millions of Dollars Property Damage

CHARGE TRADES CRAFT CAUSED FATAL BLAST   Sensational Story On the New York Explosion is Published.   REDS ARE EXONERATED  New York World Says Explosion Was Work of Individuals.

BUILDING TRADES GRAFT CALLED RESPONSIBLE FOR WALL STREET EXPLOSION   DEATH WAGON SENT TO EXCAVATION WHERE BRINDELL MEN WORKED

N.Y. DISASTER DUE TO LABOR UNIONS   The Evening World Publishes Stor Charging Building Trades With Responsibility foe Wall Street —  Explosion.

Wall Street Bomb Is Laid ToLabor War   Amazing Picture of Graft Painted by New York Paper .

RADICALS HAD NOTHING TO D0 WiTHEXPLOSION   Building Trades Graft Was Responsible For . Wall Street Blast Sept. i  LONG PROBE CLOSED

Evening World’s Story Is That Oppression By Brindell and His Itk Caused Someone to Seek Revenge By Sending Bomb to Wall Street With Driver Ignorant of His Load.

TERRORIST” ARSENAL Toe FOUND IN LONDON   tevolvers ant Other Weapons and :  Great Quantity : of Mumitions  Were Selzed.

GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK   Trade Unionists Threaten It Uniesa  Premier Reinatated.

Baevers 245-8 8 TPP EPeD  Danger in Carrying Big Stock of Breakfast Food,

Many Stories Heard of What Wilson Will Do   Everything From Farming to Authorship Is Given as His Next Occupation.

Texas Attorney General to Put Whole Boundary Between Oklahoma and Texas in Cour

ELECTION DISTURBANCES. IN MEXICO COST LIVES   Villa and Other Bandit Leaders Take Advantage of Lessened Vigilance During Campaigning —

FIVE KILLED  ~ IN CHIHUAHUA   Reported That Villa Has Divided His Band Into Three Forces

VILLA FORCES  MOVING NORTH NW THREE BANDS   FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN ELPC TION DISTURBANCES IN CHI HUAHUA CITY FRIDAY.

FRENCH COLUMN AMBUSHED   Official Accounts of ‘Retreat from Ur fa Reveal Turkish Treachery

Sees ae th ia  SOCIALISTS a WC ATAN          U. S. Is Considering \T enone Representative

Wilson Considers Sending Envoy to League’s Session   Question of Unofficial Repre sentation at Geneva Meet, ing is Debated

FACTIONS HOPELESSLY PIVIDED AT BURLIN. Bx ASSOCIATED PRESS.  fis, Soil enge me gph te mynd pray a 2

ATTEMPTS TO ORGANIZE NEW REGIME FAIL   Attacks on Vice Premier. And Dissentions In° Socialist  Party, Lead By Scheide mann, Feature    WESEL STILL HOLDS AGAINST COMMUNISTS   Shells Fall In Civilian Part Of  ' City; Town Is Virtually Cut Off From The Outside World

CABINET RESIGNS; POLITICAL CHAOS IS HOLDING SWAY   Efforts to Reorganize German Government Proven Fruitless

REORGANIZATION OF GERMAN GOVERNMENT COMES SLOWLY   Claims and Counter-Claims by Different Factions Result in Many Wrangles with Little Real Progress Being Made.

FIGHT PARTITION OF TURKEY   Ottoman Meeting Objects to Separa. tlon of Constantinople From Emplre,

PROTESTS RUMORED PLAN TO DIVIDE TURK EMPIRE   Mass Meeting in Constantinople Adop: Resolutions’ Against Internation_ alization of City

NONPARTISANS GAIN IN STATI   RETURNS FROM SEVERAL DISTRICTS SHOW LEAGUE CANDIDATES RAN AHEAD OF DEMOCRATS

OVER HALF S. D, VOTE WAS CAST BY REPUBLICANS   Aendients andl Refer red Laws Not Yet  Certain.

INFLUENZA NOT ALARMING   Thousand Casey ,‘Today as Complired With 3,000,000 Vear Ago.

SEE NO DANGER» OF FLU SCOURGE   Washington Issues Reassuring ‘Word the Disease Is Now Appearing in  Mild Form; Low Death Rate.

NOTHING ALARMING AUTHORITIES SAY   in Present Influenza Situation —Slight Increase at  * Chicago.

“Al INGREASES BUT 15 MILD. FEW DEATHS   Nothing: Alarming in. the’ Situ-

NOTHING ALARMING IN FLU SITUATION   Washington Declares People Need Not Fear General Epidemic Yet.

The Influenza '. Situation In U.S. A   Surgeon Genera] Bluc of. Public Health Service Says Nothing in hifluenza Situation to Cause Alarnt. .

“FLUY HAS BROKEN OUT IN CITY, MORE CASES ARE CERTAIN   City Health ‘Officers Issuc Warning—To Quarantine All.

ANTI-SUFFRAGE LEADERS OPEN IN N. CAROLINA   First Gun Fired in Campaigr to Prevent Ratification by That Legislature.

CONTENDING FORGES ARE ON THE GROUND READY FOR SUFFRAGE BATTL'      NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE TO MEET IN TWO WEEKS AND  CONSIDER SUFFRAGE,

GEORGE FE. FEISER         (Reading: Township Yeung Man Died : Last Saturdz

16 ANILROADS ARE iFFEGTED BY THE CHICAGO STRIKE   ' authorized Walkout Throws Over 50,000 Men Out  at Bye tian   » 10 WORKERS ASKED TO ACT AS STRIKEBREAKERS   Unions Challenge the t of Labor Heads to Lead Their Men.

A RAIL UNION GRISIS   “Outlaw” Organizations of Striker: Spring Up to Challenge the Brotherhoods. :   SPREAD TO OTHER CITIES   The Thousands’ Out i in Chicago Joinec _by Hundreds in. Buffalo and — Champaign. —   Branches of “Ramp*. Unions to Be _ Formed Fisewhere ‘and Strikes” Called.   INSIST ON HIGHER WAGE   But Railroads Can't Comply Witheu: Approval of Board Not Yet Ap-  pointed by Wilson. 

150,000 ARE. OUT OF WORK   Two Outlay “Organizations “Have Sprung Up-—Will Give Brothérhoods Another Day To Restore Order At Chieaon   EMBARGO GON PENNSYLVANIA

CHICAGO STRIKE SPREADS.   More Than 60,000 Thrown Out! of Work and 25 Railroads Affected by Walkout.

ILLEGAL LABOR WAR TYING { PHAR YARDS   KINGINEMEN AND FIREMEN OUT   SOUN SWITCHMEN [iN STRIKE FOUGHT BY LEGAL UNIONS

ARMY OF MEN IS MADE IDLE    FIFTY THOUSAND OUT OF WORK  AS RESULT OF STRIKE.   CHICAGO SWITCHMEN STUBBORN   PARTLY SUCESSFUL IN THE TIEING UP OF TRAFFK.   Supplies of Feod and Fuel Reuniug Short as Result ef Hlegal Walkeuwt— Unies Officials Deneaunce It.

Walkout-of Insurgent Railway Men Throws 50,000 Men Out of Work. ;   CHICAGO SWITCHMEN DEFY BROTHERHOOD   25 Railroads Are Effected As Strike Spreads to Other Cities.

ATTEMPTS 10 END WALKOUT HAVE FAILEL   More Than 50,000 Men Are Jobless in Chicago—New “Outlaw” Unions Formed —Plans Organization of Branches Over Nation. 

ENGINBMEN AND PIREMEN OUT   JOIN SWITCHREN G4 A STRIKE FOUGHT ax LEGAL BAY

UNIONS SPLIT THROWS MANY aUT OF WORK   Switchmen’s Strike Started ia Chicago Is Extended te ~ Many Others.   BROTHERHOODS FURNISH ~ MEN AS STRIKEBREAKERS   Declare That Advance i  Wages Cannot Be Ob- ,  tained Under EschCummins Bill,

Thousands of Men Easployed in Chicago's Packing House District, Consequently, are Thrown Out of Work by Lack of Live Stock Supply      ‘STRIKERS DEFY PROTESTS OF UNION LEADERS   Managers of Lines Affected by Walkouts Agree, However, to Give Brotherhood Officers Another Day to Restore Normal Comditions in Strike Areas

Jnauthorized Strike of Switchmen Throws  60,000 Out of Worl   Labor Leaders Are Endeavoring to End Ilegal Walkout in Chicago.

00,000 WLt N ChICAGl  ACCOUNT CTRIKE   Railroad Employes Who Quit Work in Defiance of Orders Have Tied Up 25 Railwave in Windy City.   LEADERS ARE UNABLE TO CONTROL MEMBERS   Outlaw Organizations Challenge the Right of Labor Chiefs to Lead Their Men: Situation Is Serious.

WOMAN SUES FATHER-IN-LAW   Says John Kimberly of Near Newton Spolled Her Home and Demands $25,000,

HIGH PRICES WILL REMAIN   Expert Declares He Sees Little Prosnect for Lower Costs.

PRICES TO STAY UP YEARS   Government Expert Gives Little Hop: for Lower Cost of Living in Near Future.

HONORS MEMORY OF WRIGHT   France Dedicates Monument at Le Mans to Wi'bur, Commemorating His Flight There.

PEACE TREATY REMAINS IN DEM, PLATFORM   Thess Republicans Shall Compromise It Will Become Political Issue In. Campaign

BRYAN WOULD TAKE TREATY TO VOTERS   WOLED OVERCOME REPL BLICAN RESERVATIONS BY REE RENDUM   Again Denies Split With President —uDaes Not Sthte What He Considers Vital in Trent.

U.S, GOLFERS ARE DRAWN IN FIRST ROUND   Small Entry List For Muir. field Amateur Golf Championship.

SHAMROCK WINS SECOND CONTES!   Tricky Breeze Favors British Yacht From the Start.

Needs Only One More Victory After Yesterday’s Win   LIPTON IS CONFIDENT   Wants Best Boat to Win--Nech and Neck Contest Tuesday Thrills Watchers

NEGROES ARE ~ FLAIR ile — SOUTH AGAIN   Find High. Wages ‘in the’ North '. Offset By Many Factors   GLITTERING PROMISES OF AGENTS GO UNFULFILLED   Native Labor or -Hastens. Back  ‘Home Before Coming. df Northern Winter:  -

NCGAOES ARE MOVING BACK TO THE SOUTH   High Wages Paid in Northern Cities Found to Be Offset by Many Factors ~   PAY IS OFTEN LESS THAN IN THE SOUTH   ‘RAILROAD OFFICIALS: SAY 8& PER CENT WILL BE BACK B’ WINTER IF PRESENT MOVE MENT CONTINUES,

AN IMMEDIATE: PAYMENT 10 RAILROADS TS VITAL GOMIMISSION TELUS FARBRESS

INTERSTATE COMMERCE BODY ACTS   Immediate Payment of U. S. Debt to Railroads is Recommended

PAYMENT UF MONEY QUE The RAILRUADS 4S RECOMMENDED   Interstate Commerce Commission Also Wants Steel Cars Usea on Passenger Traits.

ALLIES WILL ACT IF wSsos DENY ARMISTIG!          “conomic Pressure ‘hi Being Prepared If Pole and Russians Don Get Together. at Ba  anovitshi.           DEVELOPMENTS

TO TIGHTEN BLOCKADE   Allies Will Take Action If Armistice Negotiations Fail.

ALLIES TO CLAMP DOWN ON RUSSIANS      Druatie Blochada Will Be Enforces VE Armisticn in Rojected-—Polgs. Begin Counter Offanaive.

ALLIES PLAN A  RUSSIAN SIEGE IF ARMISTICE EFFORTS FAIL   Drastic Blockade Will Be Clamped Down On the  Soviet Government   PLANS OPENLY LAID      Neither Great Britain Nor France is In Shape to Go to War

Deportation and Cowutr tywide Arrests Has Helped To improve Conditions, Declares A ttorney Genera!      DENIES HE HAD “PLAIN wage OF COLD FEET”   Says More niata The n Good Will Come From Repressive Legislation; Urges Laws Of A Simple Character

PALMER SEESg@ ANGER IN R SIVE LAWS eee pte: tte rczszce jib emrames an Antinan Talvan   Tells House Commmetee Action Taken Against the Recs Necessary to Restoré Order.

PALMER EXPLAINS HIGHT AGAINS! RADIGALS   existing Laws Inadequate But Country Saved, Ile Declares

DEPORTATION REDS HAS HAD EFFECTS   Palmer Declares Situation In America Already Reflects Action.

PALMER DENIES FEET ARE COLI   Attorney General Attempts to Explain Why He Failed to Appear in Congress.   WANTS SEDITION LAWS

PALMER BEFORE HOUSE SOLONS   Attorney General Says More Drastic Sedition Statute Needed to Meet Situation Reds Have Created as Result of Their Activities.   WANTS MEASURE HE HELPED DRAFT WORKED INTO LAW

“UNTED STATES S10. KEEP ORDER” -PAL MER   Attorney General . Outlines : His Fight.on Reds-to House Committee.   OPPOSES PENDING BIELS   Graham Bill “Makes” Him Shudder; Denies: Having Cold Feet Before.

DEPORTATION OF ALL BADICALS AND GTHER UNDERSIRABLES SHOWS AMERICA WILL GARRY OUT LAW. ENFORCEMENT

SEES DANGER IN REPRESSIVE LAWS   Palmer Tells House Committee Action Against Reds Necessary.   HELPED TO RESTORE ORDER   Pending Measures Are Too Drastic— Says Situation Calls for Legistation of Simple Character Guard ing Bill of Rights.

ACTION AGAINST © REDS NECESSARY   Attorney General Tells Hause Body That Deportations 2 Helped Restore Order.  =   Country-Wide Arrests of Bolshevist: and Enforcement of Laws Has Given Notice That U. S. Intends to Keep Order.

REPRESSIVE LEGISLATION WOULD ACCOMPLISH MORE HARM THAN GOOD ATTORNEY GEN. TELLS COMMITTEE

PALMER DENIES HE HAD COLD FEET ATTACK   Attorney General, Says Repressive Anti-Red Legislation Over shoots Mark,

ACTION AGAINST REDS NECESSARY   Attorney General Tells House Body That Deportations Helped Restore Order,   VIGLENCE WAS PREVENTED   Country-Wide Arrests of Boishevists and Enforcement of Laws Has Given Notice That U.S. Intends to Keep Order.

PALMER JEFENDS HIMSELF   Denies He Had a Case of ‘Cold Feet’ When He Failed To Appear Before House Rules Committee.

PALMER SAYS RADICALS HAVE THEIR LESSION   Attorney General Tells House Judiciary Committee of Activities.   DENIES CHARGE THAT HE HAS ‘‘COLD FEET’   He Thinks the Sterling-Gra. ham Measures Are Too Repressive.

APPROVES DEPORTATION   Attorney General Says Radical Raids Had Wholesome Effect.

Attorney General Palmer Before House Committee  = . mmm 2 22 28 8... pas. .t. ff .,3,3 Daek ama   Denies That He Had an Attack of Cold Feet and Insists He Did Not Turn Tail on Anti ma. 26.46  .  @ . 0 48

HELPED KEEP ORDER   Attorney General o Palmer  Says Drastie Action (geinst Reds Had a Good Effect.

DEPORTATION HAVE HAD FINE” EFFECT  BA MER TELLS HIIISE   Positive Intention of. Uncl: Sam to Punish Reds Brings i - Order, He Says   SEDITION BILL HELD - FAR TOO DRASTIC   There are 50,000 Members of Communist Party ia Nation, 1s Claim

DEPORTATION OF REDS Hk GOOD EFFECT   Brings State of Order Not Otherwise Possible, Says Palmer.

IVON'T HAVE COLD DECLARES PALME   Says He Did Not Agree Witl Pending Legislation When Called Before Committee.   SAYS WORK SHOWS RESULT

PALMER DISCLAIMS. "OLD FRET” WHS ~ BANIPATIEMT PI ANE   Attorney Before Judiciary Committee and Admits That There is Need for Legislation But Not-as Drastic as Syme. Pronose.   DEPORTATIONS ARE EFFECTIVE   Says Aliens “Have Learned The U. S. Means Business

Repressive Legislation Is Opposed by Attorney General —Declares Pending Measure Are Too Drastic.

CONDITIONS ARE NOW IMPROVED   Deportation of Radical: From Country Has a Quieting Effect

DEPORTATION STEPS ~AREDEFENDED BY PALMER TO. -_ HOUSE :   Attorney-General Says Laws - Proposed Are Too Drastic And He Asks Others   Says Threats of Injury Are Not: Really. Free Speect And Need Punishment

German Entry Into League Is To Be Proposea   Lord Robert Cecil Reportec to Plan Application for Admission of. Berlin

RUMORED SPAIN IS TO PARTICIPATE IN MILITARY OCCUPATION LITHUANIA  sue ae Se ER ig OCR PAC

League Calls Upon  Spain for Troops,  Says Madrid Rumor      Newspapers Feature Allegod Plan for International Occupation of Lithuania

BANCROFT 10 DIE ON GALLOWS   Half Breed Indlan Who Killed Sher iff Will Pay the Price With  His Own Life,

WILL HANG FOR KILLING SHERIFF   Neil Hart, Indian, Among Three to Pay Supreme Penalty in Oregon Today.

RELIEVED COP OF FIREARMS   Peliand Peliceman Followed Suspeet Tao Closely.

SEVEN PLEDGES STILL NEEDED T0 — INSURE SESSIO;     Just 100 Legislators Have Promised to Consider Only Ratification.

NEED SEVEN PLEDGES   WOMEN WORKING FOR SPECLAE ie SESSION HOPEFUL.   One More Representative and Six Sen_ators Must Give Assurance Before . Goodrich Cails Mocting-

LEGAL WAR OVER P.O. DEPT. RULING   MILWAUKEE LEADER FIGHTS BURLESON’S ACT DENYING MAILS TO PUBLICATION

BEIGER OFFERS CHANGE POLICIES   Life of Milweukce Pablieation De pends on Admission to Mails.

STRFET CAR FARES LOWERED   From S to 7 Cents for Adualts, 4 to 3 for Children at St. Loats,

AMERICANS ARE MOLESTEL   Paris Reports Say Citizens of Thi Country Have Been Attacked In Smyrna.

White House Makes Public “Official Version’ of President's Address Figuring in Controversy with Senator

PARIS ASKED. WHAT WILSON SAID  WASHINCTON CARI FS FOR ROIMANIAN SPFEFECH

DENY ALEXANDER STATEMENT   Lineoln‘s Tribute te Washington Ap peared in Prirgt Often.

JAPANESE GET LAND IN MEXICO   Larce Tracts Being Acquired Close te California Border.

JAPANESE BUY — MEXICAN LAND © NEAR U. S. BORDE}   Scheme Relieved to B Against Contingency of  BRaing Rarrad

SILVER TAKES ANOTHER SLUMP   Today’s Market Registered Drop of 10 to 84 Cents an Ounce

FIRST NATIONAL SALE DATES FOR FEBRUARY.   {ILFORD DEVELOPING A REAL COMMUNITY SPIRIT:

RECOGNITION FOR LENIN 3 PLAN, ‘CLAIMED   Secretary Colby Advised c¢ ‘ Alleged Harding Aim  In Russia

GADOUEN MAN 3 AILLED IN AIRPLANE FALL   Lieut. Miltn Elliott Meets Death in 1,000-Foot Plunge at Los Angeles

LOCKLEAR PLUNGES 10 OF ATH   Was to Have Been Fair Feature Here Again - This Year.   AIDE. DIES “ALSO

FAMOUS “STUNT” AVIATOR AND ASSISTANT MEET DEATE   Lieut. Omar ‘Locklear Mis. judges Distance From Earth aud. Crashes in Nose Spin.   BLINDED BY FIREWORKS

MOVIE FLYERS FALL TO DEATH ~ ATLOS ANGELES   Two Stars Were Doing a “Stunt” for Film Men When the Crash Came.

ROTHSTEIN IS CALLED BEFORE GRAND JURY   Will be Asked to Tell What he Knows of Scandal.

ENDS POSSIBILITIES OF CRITICAL SITUATION ALONG MEXICAN BORBE   Mexican Jievoluttionary Teader Claim. Complete Control ot Nouvo  Heon and Tamaulipas.

Ail Efforts Fail to Adjust Differences on Esch and Cummins Bills   CUMMINS IS FIRM FOR HIS MEASURE   NO AGREEMENT CONSIDERED PO uUBLE BEPORE PEBKRLARY. CONPERENCE MAY BREAK UP SHORTLY.

CAN’T AGREE ON ~ RAILROAD BILL   Senate and House Conferees Say T hey Are Far Apart On Four of the Im-. portant Sections. 

DeLuxe, the - highest attained in the- bakers’ craft. Use DeLuxe Bread for every. meal.  Collin Street Bakery.

Millions, He Says, Are Hopeless in Struggle Merely to Keep Life in Their Bodies   REVOLUTION IN PROGRESS   Disentanglement of Interweaving of Men and Social Fabric Is Likely to Take Generation, .

U.S. SHOULD AVGID EUROPEAN TANGLE   Swell of Storm Centered in Europe Already Laps Gur Secial Coast, Ambassador Says.

Ome of the Possibilities Coincident  With Reassembiling of the Britlek PFParliasme mt _

ALL-IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR PARLIAMENT TO MEET   Finances, Irish Problem, Policy Toward Reconstruction and Development, Loans and Other Matters.

NUbE PROBLEMS AWAIT SOLUTION   British Parliament Will Reassemble Tuesday —   FINANCIAL SITUATION   Nationalization of Mines and Railroads and Irish Home Rule Leading Questions — Heavy” Clouds Surround Coalition Cabinet with Prospect that Laborites May Form Next Ministry.

PARLIAMENT FACES WEIGHTY ZROBLEMS   Financial issue One of Most Important Subjects.   IRISH PROBLEM ON SLATE   Forecasts of King George's Speech Predict It Will be Un. usually Long-—-To Review General State of Europe and British Policy Toward Vari ane Deaevelonmen:t¢.

HAVE POLITIC! ON MENU AT BANQUET   Hoover, Edwards, Owen, Colby and Gerard Mix Without Sign of Trouble

DANIELS MAKES REFERENCE TO VAIN ADMIRAI   Secretary of Navy One of the Speakers at New York Press Club Dinner.

EDITOR GETS A YEAR FOR LIBEL   Publisher of Notorious Rocl Island Paper Begins Sentence,

IOWA ELECTION MAGHINERY {§ NUT ADEQUATE   Record Vote in State Cast During First Voting Hours.

EARLY VOTE IN IOWA IS VERY HEAVY   Polls Crowded By Men and Women, Reports Say.

RECORD VOTE IS CAST IN IOWA   In Des Moines It Was Estimated That 5400 Per Hour Was Yoting Record,

JOHNSON COMING TO SOUTH DAKOTA   Will Make Four Talks—Re turn Later and May Speak Here

HI JOHNSON  WILL CONDUCT OWN CAMPAIGN   California Man Will Start His Speech Making Tour in South Dakota March First.

OTOP SALE OF MALT FOR HOME BREWING   Prohibit'on Officers Order Halt to Violations of Vol. stead Act.

Sale of Ingredients to Make Beer With Hops and Malt ’ Under Ban.    ‘WILLIAMS ‘EXPLAINS RULE   Says. He: Does: Not’ Intend ‘to Interfere ‘With Legal Ri sinase.

‘GRANTHAM - EDWARDS.   Wedding ‘Occured at Gage, Oklaho ma, on Christmas . Geo”

GRANTHAM - EDWARDS.   Wedding Occured at Gage, Okialic ma, on Christmas ON gag

Twenty-One Persons Killed in Battle Between Civilians and Police in African City

WHITE APPEALS T0 REPUBLICAN VOTER   Urges Rejection of Separate Peace Program; Candidates Exchange Messages

GREATER DUTY THAN LOYALTY 10 PART!   White Appeals to Republicans t Vote for Cox and for the Peace of World

FINAL APPEAL TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS MADE BY GEORGE WHITE, DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN

MILI ATOM SHOULD Bt itnial TODAY   Democratic National Chairman Seeks to Draw Support at Polls From the Ranks of the G. O. P.   PLAN OF SENATOR IS IMPOSSIBLE, STATES   His Election Means Destruction of Pact and Summoning Another Parley to Diseuce How to Prevent War

WHITE APPEALS 10 PEPUBLICAN VOTERS   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ASKS SUPPORT FOR LEAGUE : OF NATIONS.

WHITE PLEADS FOR REPUBLICAN VOTES   Democratic Chairman Asks G. 0 P. Voters To Sacrifice Party Policies For World Peace.

CONFEDERATE VETS MEET IN REUNION AT HOUSTON, TEXAS   CLAD IN COATS OF FADED. GRAY THE HEROES OF THE 60'S FOREGATHER TODAY

HOUSTON IN POSSESSION OF GRAY GLAD VETERANS   Former Confederate Soldier: Open Re-union in Texas _ City

TEN THOUSAND VETERANS WHO WORE THE GREY MEET IN REUNION.   GITY 1S GAILY DECORATED   Lanes of Color, in Which Stars and Stripes and Stars and Bars Intermingle, Lead From the Depots.

Velo GATHERING AT HOUSTON FOR  ANNUAL REUNION   SEVENTY THOUSAND VISITOR: EXPECTED FOR REUNION OF CONFEDERATES,

“HUMAN WOLF” SURRENDERED   River Bottom Too Cold ‘For Convict Who Es caped From Pen

Attempt at Wholesale Deliver. of Convicts, Involving Twi Notorious Oklahoma Out laws, Feared.

Arkansas. National Guard Unit Moblized in Fear of Uprising in Penitentar\

“HUMAN WOLF” GIVES  UP IN ARKANSAS   Prison Delivery ‘Plot Disclosed.

NOTORIOUS CONVICT, KNOWN AS HUMAN WOLE SURRENDERED TODAY   LEADER OF MOVEME NE AT GEN. ERAL” PRISON - DELIVERY IN ARKANSAS WALKS.IN WITH REMARK, “HERE. I. AM’

COLBY SEES WILSON   Goes Over Convention Situation With Tha Beacicdant

COLBY HAS LONG CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT BEFORE LEAVING FOR FR

OBRE GON S NX SEEKS S Ss SUPPORT OF U.S   Promises to Make Mexico Safe fur  : Bemmetaanea £F Btanantal

VOTERS MUST REGISTER BEFORE SAT: NIGHT TF PRIMARY. VOTE 15 DESIRED

TERS MUST REGIS TER BEFORE SAT. SIGHT TF PRIM ARYAOTE IS DESIRED

Vie TO ACT IS NOW —COST NEVER WILL BE ANY LOWER—MAINTENANCE OF STREET CHEAPER AFTER PAVING, GERMS ELIMINATED   ‘To Be Taken Up at Rotary Club

WEST SIDE PAVING DISTRICT If FAVORED, WORK MAY BEGIN SOD   SENTIMENT OF PROPERTY OWNERS ON MATTER UNANIMOUS   TIME TO ACT IS NOW —COST NEVER WILL BE ANY LOWER—MAINTENANCE OF STREET CHEAPER AFTER PAVING, GERMS ELIMINATED   To Be Taken Up at Rotary Club

TAY ORDER WAS AGAIN EXTENDED   SUPREME COURT TAKES THE TEXAS POOL HALL LAW UNDER ADVISEMENT   GURETON IN WASHINGTON   Texas Attorney General Advises Texas Officiuls That Enforcement of the Law Must Be Held Up.

STAY ORDER EFFECTIVI   Pool Halls Can Operate Until Decision Given by Supreme Court

STAYING ORDER PERPETUATED   Federal Supreme Court Takes Appealed Texas Case Under Advisement.

POUL HALL LA ANDUED GLEORE CUP REME GUE]   STAY ORDER RESTRAINING EN. FORCEMENT OF TEXAS LAW IS CONTISEED BY COURT,

PRES. WILSON IS IMPROVING   Not Deemed Wise, However, to Have Him Leave Washington at Present Time.

President Still Getting About with Aid of Cane   Rear Admira] Grayson Denies Stories That Chief  Executive Will Take Any Extended Trip in the Near Future.

WILSON NARROWLY ESCAPES INFLUENZA   Slowly Improving and Now Permittec To Walk Abuot Second: Floor Unassisted

PRESIDENT WILL NOT LEAVE HOME   Will Remain In Washingtor While Influenza Continues Epidemic.

ESCAPES INFLUENZA   President Contracts Slight Celd. Dr. Grayson Says.

PRESIDENT NOT LIKELY =. TO MAKE JUNKET SOO}   Doc Grayson Disposes of Re ports That Wilson May Take Some Trips.   IMPROVEMENT IS STEADY.

WILSON DODGES FLU   President Has Narrow. Escape From Attack, Says Grayson.   Every Precaution Taken to Protecs the Chief Executive, Now improving Steadily..

WILSON CANNOT LEAVE CAPITAL FOR SOME TIME   SO SAYS REAR ADMIRAL GRAY. SON IN DISCUSSING IMPROVEMENT IN PRESIDENT'’S HEALTH.

ATTENDING PHYSICIAN STATES CONDITION OF PRESIDENT WILSON IS ERANIALLY IMPROVING

WILSON IS SHOWING FINE IMPROVEMENT   Now Able to Attend and Treside Over Cabmet Meetin tory Tumby Salad

PRESIDENT TO REMAIN AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Jr. Grayson Thinks It Would be Unwise to Change While Improvement Continues.

WILSON NARROWLY ESCAPED THE FLL   Dr. Grayson Warded Off the’ Threatened Attack Only by Most Careful Attention.

PRESIDENT NOT TQ QUIT WASHINGTON “SOON FOR HEALTH   Mr. Wilson Gontinues to Gair Strength; is Safequarded Against “Flu.”

WILSON ESCAPES © INFLUENZA ATTACK   President Still Unable to Make Trig From Washington for Benefit of His Health.

PRESIDENT TOOK A COLD LAST WEE   Had Narrow Escape From Influenza, Says Doctor

PRESIDENT Wht N DANGER OF ATTACK BY “FLU   ‘Slight Cold Contracted Last Week Narrowly Missed  Developing Into Malady

WILSON IS NOT YET PERMITTED 10 GO OUTSIDE HIS ROOM   Unless He Takes Wheel Chair, Admiral Grayson Tells Newspaper Men.   ‘PRESIDENT iS IMPROVING   Great Precautions Are Being Taken te Prevent Him Catching Influenza.

President Has Narrow Escape From Influenzc   Wilson Contracts Cold and His Physi. cians Exercise ENtreme Cautlon In His ‘freatment—His Ke. . covery IK Ranid

TO STAY IN CAPITAL   WILSON HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM ATTACK OF FLU.   Dr. Grayson Says President Is Steadily, Though Slowly, Improving— Walks About Rooms.

MUNSEY BUYS or “NEW YORK HERALD”   “Evening ‘Pelegram™ and Paris Fedition of “Herald” Included in Deal.

BENNETY INTERESTS SOLD,   Prank A. Munsey ‘Buys New York Herald and Evening Teleeram.

NEW YORK HERALD SOLD TO MUNSEY BY BENNETS   Announcement of Change in the Ownership Will Be Made by Newspaper Today.

SOVIET 19 STILL IN A WAR STATE WITH THIS. LANE   SUCH IS RUSSIAN CONTENTION   PROSPECTS OF PEACE IN NEAR FUTURE ARE GLOOMY.

GREAT BRITAIN «Bb IS] Ae PROVES VOVE OF FR ANCE.   All-branvce ts Stirred by) Hritish At     6 tf tee. 8a

FRANCE HITS BACK   (4808 PAPERS BITTERLY ict. SENT THE BITESH REBURE,   The Advance of French Teaops Ante Geremsn Territory Started a Lotoof Trouble.

SAYS HE'S A DEMAGOGUE   French Writer so Refers to Lloyd George, the Brivis Premier

BRITISH STAND CALLED BITTER PILL BY FRANCE   Lloyd George is Called ‘“‘Demagogue” By Political Writer.

HE HAD CONDEMNED FRANGE’S ACTION   All Allies Criticised for Abandoning France

ENGLISH ATTITUDE ABITTER PILL SAY FRENCH WRITERS   Will Cause Opening of Dis: cussion Concerning Action With Regard to Germany.   America’s Position Is Moré That of Observer Than Interested Participant.

ATTITUDE OF ENGLAND FINDS REGRETFUL CHORD  REaBAaIM FREFAIC LIA Rear

QUEER APOLOGY.   Congressnyun Makes Serious Charges Against Barney Baruch,

DECLARES FREIGHT RATES T0 60 UP   Shippers’ Representative Says Boos Must Be Equivalent’ to 55 Per Cent   PROPOSES PASSENGER BOOST

WOULD PUT SHARE OF RATE BOOST CN PASSENGER END   Thorne Tells I. C. C. Increase o 55 1-2 Per Cent Necessary on Freight End Alone.

FREIGHT RATES MUST INCREASE, SHIPPERS SAY   Raise of 554 Percent is Necessary to Meet Demands.

FREIGHT RATES MUST GO HIGHER   Increase of 55 1-2 Per Cent. Needed to Meet Demands, Railroad Official Tells Interstate Commerce Commission.

SAYS FREIGHT RATES MUST: BE INCREASEL   Burden Growing Out of De. , mands of Roads and Employes Must Be Placed on Freight Tn fa

ASOERTS DEMANTS WILL MEAN RANGE OF 55 PER CENT   SHIPPERS’ REPRESENTATIVE TELLS LC. C. BURDEN WOULD BE OVERPOWERING.   WAGE INCREASE FAVORED   Recommends That Awards Be Made Without Further Hearings—Five Per Cent in Passenger Fares Urged.

FREIGHT RATES TO BE INCREASED OVER FIFTY PER CENT T0 PAY HIGHER WAGES   This Statement is Made- tc The Interstate Commerc Commission Today in State: ment of Railroad Operator: Reeardine Increase.

55% Per Cent Increase In Freight Rates to Meet Pay Raise and Roads’ Demands

Increase of 554 Per Cent Must eB Allowed If Demands By Roads .. and Men Are Granted.

FREIGHT RATE INCREASE   Roads Would Need 55%, Per Cent More. Commission Told.

BLA RATE ASKED ISTOOHIGH, SAYS SHIPPERS? AGENT   CLIFFORD THORNE APPEARS BEFORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. —

GOOD WEATHER FOR THE SERIES   Old Probabilities Promise: Baseball Fans Favorable Conditions.

“LINE INDICTED ~~ BYULS JURY   FEDERAL. BODY AT INDIANAPO LIS RETURNS BILLS—HALF ARE OPERATOR<C.

U, S. JURY INDICTS 125 MINERS AND COAL OPERATORS   Charges of Violation of Lever Fuel’ Act Are Made at Indianapolis.   NAMES OF INDICTED MEN ARE HOT MADE PUBLIC   Federal Jury Has Been In Session Nearly Three Months.

[20 COAL MINERS FACE ARKEST CHARGED WITH VIOLATION LEVER AGT   Result of Indictment Returned by Special Grand Jury — No Names Made Public — Bonds Fixed at $10,000 and $5,000.   MINERS AND OPERATORS RESUME SESSIONS

125 COAL MEN ARE INDICTED   Names Withheld; Charge Conspiracy to Violate Lever Food Act.   NO SETTLEMENT. OF WAGE

COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS CAUGHT IN NET   125 Indictments Are Returned By Special Federal Grand Jury.   CONSPIRACY THE PRINCIPAL CHARGE   ‘Men Are Accused of Violat ing Lever Fuel Control Act.

OPERATOR AN MINERS FACING ARHEST BY U. 9.   Charge Violation Lever Fuel Control Act and of Federal Criminal  Code.

MATSON CRITICISES  RELEASES FROM PER   ‘f {REFERS  TO FASY METHODS OF H TURNING CONVICTS LOOSE,   Plays W. W. Towle and Charge: That He Kuew Fhat George Floth Had Participated to  Grocery Store Robbers.

MATSON CRITICISES ~ RELEASES FROM PEI   REFERS TO EASY METHODS OF TURNING CONVICTS LOOSE.   Flays W. W. Towle and Charges That He Knew That George Fleth Had Participated In Greeery Store Hobbery.

AGREEMENT ON ILLINOIS WAGE EXPECTED TODA)   Operators Will Fight to En. force Collection of Strike Penalty From Men.

KANSAS CITY TOURISTS: HOUR. LATE IN REACH. ING LAWRENCE   WELCOMED BY LINDEE®      lrade Trippers to Visit Towns—Will Stop at Saturday

THE GOOD FELLOWS LATE IN ARRIVING   KANSAS CITY TOURISTS AN HOUR LATE IN REACHING LAWRENCE   WELCOMED BY LINDLEY   Many Rooters Had Adjourned for Supper When Visitors Reache — ed McCook Field   (rade Trippers to 'o Visit College Towns—Will Stop at Baldwin — Saturday

i ELECTING COUNTY ASSESSOR.  Stansbury Rules Appointee Holds Tnul Next County Election.

TRAINS TIED UP AND PEOPLE ABOARD ARE BEING RELIEV. ED BY MESSENGERS WITH SNOWSHOES

INOW CRIPPLED TAIN SERVICE, BURIES TOWNS   Relief Parties Work to Rescue Stranded Passengers; Wind Tears Wires Down.

lronwood’s Baitle Was thé Hardest of the Winter, if: Not of Years. :   TRAINS BADLY DELAYED

WORST BLIZZARD OF ‘YEAR COMES FROM WEST TOTHE SOUTH   Intense Cold Has Been Felt In the Northwest and Storm Is Headed to the East and Southwest at a Rapid Pace. —Cold Wave on Gulf Coast.   COLD AND STORM WARNINGS   Ordered Displayed by , The Weather Bureau Today.

WIRE SERVICE, RAIL TRAFFIC IS BADLY CRIPPLED   Worst Blizzard of Winter Sweeping Over  Middle West

MIDDLE WEST IN BLIZZARD'S CHILLING GRIP   ‘Many Towns Isolated: Raile  roads Crippled; Temper~ature Dropping.   SNOW 20 FEET DEEP IN MINING DISTRICT

BLIZZARD till BURLINGTON Al AN EARLY HOUR   Fierce Winter Storm Sweeps Down From the Mountain States.   RELIEF PROMISED BY WEATHER BUREAU   Railroad Service in the Western States is Badly Crippled By Snow.

WORST STORM OF YEAR HITS WEST   Blinding Blizzard Is Followed by) Zero Weather.   RAILROADS ARE DEMORALIZED   Gale Sweeps Eastward From Rockies, Spreading Over Many States—Relief Parties on Snowshoes Carry Supplies to Passengers.

MIDDLE WEST IN BLIZZARD'S CHILLING GRIP   Many Towns Isolated; Rail roads Crippled; Temper-  ature Dropping:.   55-DEGREE D DROP. IN LESS THAN DAY: ERE

BLIZZARD. iis UP RAILROADS   Worst Storm ‘of the Winter Rag: ing in Middle Western  ‘States.        ralized by Snow ries on Snow. Carry Sup-

BLIZZARD TIES UP RAILROADS   Worst Storm of the Winter Rag ing in Middic Western States.   BIG DROP IN TEMPERATURE   Rail Service !s Demoralized by Snow Blockade—Relief Parties on Snowshoes Attempt to Carry Sup. plies to Marooned Pas. sengers.

WINTER 3 WORT STORM {5 RAGING   MIDDLE WEST IN GRIP OF BLIZZARD AND COMMUNICATIONS DOWN   MANY TOWNS (SOLATED   Eastern Colorado and Nebraska Apparently Are the Worst Sufferers—Railroads Are Tied Up.

BY STORM SWEEPS AAQUNTALY STATES   Towns Snowed In, Traffic Suspended.

NEBRASKA STORM OWEPT; BLIZZARD DELAYS TRAFFIC   Heavy Snow Fall Accompanied by Sub-Zero Weather Sweeps Central West.   Western Part of State Is Reported Hardest Hit in Thirty Years.

Worst Blizzard of Winte1 Follows Spring Weather in Northwest.      RAILS HIT TWO WEEKS   Relief Parties on ‘Snowshoes Succor Hemmed in : Passengers.

Traffic and Communication is Demoralized in Half Dozen States as Disturbance Pro: ceeds.  MANY TOWNS ARE ISOLATED Snow Reaches Depth of Twenty  Feet in La Plata Mining District, Colorado.     Cnaw and (Calidoar Woathor Err   Snow and Colder Weather Fc Middle Western States

WORST STORM OF _ WINTER COMING   weeping ‘Eastward ‘From the  Mountain and Plains States With Pass. East and South ~Foday: and: Tonight, Accord: ing to Weather Bureau Re. ork. ye

BLIZZARD SWEEPS EAST,   Worst Storm of Winter o Way From Mountain and Plains States.

BLIZZARD GRIPS WEST; STORM IS BOUND EASTWARI   Colorado Reports Snow 1: to 20 Feet Deep In Mining ‘District.   RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH LINES BADLY. CRIPPLED   Relfef Parties on Snowshoe: Carry Food to Stalled Train.

WORSTSTORM OF WINTER IS RAGING NORTH   Blizzard Expected To Sweep East and South With   Cold Wave

BLIZZARD SWEEPING VER ROCKIES AND PLAINS   Trains Tied Up, ‘Lines Dow! And Trouble Experience tn All Directions

STORM TIES UP WESTERN ROADS; WORST OF WINTER   W ire Communication And Railroad Traffic Are Affected.

WORST STORMS OF WINTER SWEEPING —QVER MANY STATES   Heavy Damage in Mountains by Earth and Stiow Slides Reported   TOWNS IN COLORADO  DEPRIVED OF SERVICE   Weather Bureau Says Cold 1: to Continue Tonight With Increased Vigor

WORST STOR WINTER SWEEPS FROM THE NORTH   REACHED BLIZZARD PROPOR: TIONS YESTERDAY IN MOUNTAIN STATES   TEMPERATURE DROP IS EXPECTED HERE   Storm Will Reach Indiana’ Inside of Twelve Hours; Snow Also Promised.

MORMON BISHOP OFFERS 31,000 FOR BLACKMAILER   First Intimation of Threaten. ing Letters Is Announcement of Reward by Presiding Church Afficer,

MORMON BISHOP THREATENED   Biackmaiters Attempt to Extort Ten  Thousand Peoliars.

CAR INDUSTRY HURT BY MONEY TIGHTNESS   Manufacturers Say Suspension of Autontobile Industry is Threatened

WILSON WORKING ON HIS MESSAGE   Annual Message to Congress Will be Presented cn Opening Day of Session

WLAUN LGING ANNUAL MIE SGAGE  NEXT CONGRESS      EXPECTED TO RENEW RECOM. MENDATIONS FOR RECONSTRUCTION LEGISLATION,

PRESIDENT STARTS WORK ON HIS FINAL CONGRESS MESSAGE   He is Expected to Devote Bulk of Attention to Domestic Questions.

FINAL MESoAGE BEING WRITTEN ~ BY PRESIDENT   it Is Not Known Whether _ Treaty Will Be Included in Recommendations

WILSON WRITING LAST MESSAGE   Prepares His Final Recommen. dations to Congress,   CORTENTS REMAIN SEPRET   President Not Expected to Read This One in Person.

WILSON PREPARES, ~ FINAL MESSAGE   [By L. Cc: Martin, United Press Staf  SAseraennndaant.

DEPARTHENTS ARE FIXING BUDGETS   For the First Year Uader the New. ~-flepiblican--Admiaisirdtion  Tk, es   ff We Enter. League of Natistis They Will, Be Low, If Nat, They Will  Be Higher Thaa Ever :

WILSON GOES TO WORK ON ANNUAL MESSAGI   Expected ta Urge Enactment of Reconstructive Measures Ackod for Year Ao.

WILSON PREPARES LAST MESSAGE   President Begins Work On An: uual Address to Conoped:

Wilson Plans Final Message For Congres:   President Abandons Old Type: writer and Dictates to Personal Stenoerapher.

WILSON STILL AT WORK (N MESSAG!   Western and Southern Senators Hope He Will Deal With Situation Vital To Farmers.

WILSON WORKS ON HIS MESSAGE ' TO CONGRESS   President Expected to Ask  Passage of Reconstruction Moaqecnrac

BEGINS WORK ON MESSAGE   President Wilson Preparing His Rec ' ommendations to Congress Which Opens on December 6.

WILSON PREPARES AIS LAST MESSAGE   Will Deal Extensively With Domestic Problems, Is ‘Be’ lief Expressed.   Dictates to Stenographer InStead of Writing on Type-_  _writer as Formerly, - 2

PREPARING FINAL MESSAGE   President Wilson at Work on Speech to Final Session of SixtySixth Congress

W INNA NESSIE: . TPPROPRATIONS Ak AEING. CONSIDERED   Wilson Will ‘Urge Reforms al Opening of Congress  ‘ber- Sixth —Budgets ° “Being Prepared by Departments fo: Consideration,

MAY CONTAIN SOME. RECOMMENDATION FOR TAX REVISION   Not Likely President Will Appear Before  Congress Himself.

WILSON WORKS ON MESSAGE   Unknown What Recommend ations the President Will Make to Congress.

WILSON PREPARING HIS LAST MESSAG   Unknown  Whether He Wil _ Mention League in Recom mendations to Coneraess: 

PRESIDENT WILSON ~~ BEGINS MESGAE   WILL RECOMMEND NUMBER « OF .RECONSERUCTION MEASURES   FOR GONGRESS DECEMBER §   White House Officials Said Had: Ne : “Information ns to the President’ Plans. ce

WILSON WORKS ON MESSAGE   Said President Will Urge * Enactment of Reconstruction Bills

Wilson’s Last Message Suggestions Unknown;  Will be for Progress

STARTS WORK ON MESSAGE   President Is Preparing His Recommen dations to Congress.

WILOUN PLAND LAST MEOABE 10 GONGRESS   Will Present Measures in Message Before Session Which Opens December 6.

WILSON PREPARES HIS LAST MESSAGE   ANNUAL MESSAGE TO CON GRESS WILL BE DELIVER. ED ON DECEMBER 6.   LINE UP APPROPRIATION:   Estimates on Which Appropriations Under Republican Rule Be Based Are Now Being Prepared,

 FINAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS           us NT WILSON BUS DOCUMENT HE WILL PRESENT AT DECEMBER . SESSION.         ke is Understod the Chief Execu tive Has Discussed Portions of the Message With Members of Cabmet.

ON WORKS: “UPON MESSHEY   President Prepares Recommen. dations to Forthcoming Ses. sions of Congress

PRESIDENT WORKING ON FINAL MESSAGE   WILSON TO SUBMIT DOCUMENT TO CONGRESS ON TUESDAY, DECEM-

PHEOIUENT olla WRITING WéOAGE   Will be Transmitted Either on Opening Day or December 7.

PRES, WILSON WRITES MESSAGE   Has Not- Told Anyone That He WII ' Mention League’ Covenant

WILSON PREPARING HIS FINAL MESSAGE TO THE LAST CONGRESS DEC. 6   Will be Devoted Mostly to Domestic Affairs, Especially Tax Revision and Lowering Living Cost

PRESIDENT PREPARES MESSAGE   Writing Last Document To Congress  ee eee  CONTENTSUNKNOWN  May Ignore Covanant in His Message

BEING CONSIDERED   Wilson Will Urge Reforms at “Opening of Congress Decem-ber Sixth—Budgets Being Prepared by Departments 1 for  ~ Canadoratinn.

TRADE PROBLEMS . ARE COMPLICATEL   Amending. of Commercia Treaties Called for !n the Jones Shipping Act   90 DAYS -IS ALLOWED   But State Department May Not be Able to Finish + In. Rime’

TREATIES COMPLICATE ~ JONES SHPPING ACT   STATE DEPARTMENT LOOKS FOR WORK TO CONTINVE UNTIL SEPT, 3.

TO JOIN WRANGEL'S STAFF   Major Genera! Townsend of the Brit. ish Army Going to the Crimean Front.

VILL JOIN WRANGEL’S STAFF   Yoted British General Going to the Crimean Front.

They. Tasted Their Load   Tasted Once Too Often An Finally Land In Jail

ENGLISH RULE IN IRELAND FLAYED BY IRISH SPEAKER   Peter Goldman Talks to 306 Local Friends of Irish Freedom      FACTS ON REPUBLIC TWISTED TO SUIT BRITAIN IS CHARGE   To Conduct Drive to Aid Irish Republic Loan

ENGLISH RULEIN = -—JRELAND FLAYED — BY.IRISH SPEAKER   Peter’ Goldman Talks to .30€ Local-Friends of Irish’ ” Freedom ‘   FACTS ON REPUBLIC TWISTED TO SUIT BRITAIN 1S CHARGE   To: Conduct Drive’ to Aid Irish '; + Republic Loan -

JAPAN TO ADJUST “AL DFFBEES WITH UNITED STATE:   Reports Are Current That ar Early Agreement Between The Two Nations on the Mooted Questions Will Be Qottlod. °

CUMMINGS’ FUTURE HINGES ON CONFAE   Chairman of Democratic Nationa Committee to Confer With Cox This Afternoon   SAYS HE IS NOT RESIGNING

GENERAL WOOD LEADS IN OREGON   His Margin Over Senator Hiram Johnsen, with Votes Counted Slowly, Is Small.

Democrat Is Given Rousing Re ception in Home State of League Enemy.

nh WT tl TODAY   Prepares For One of the Biggest Days of His Nation. Wide Campaign   Even in View. of Borah’s Strength, Cox Drew Applause Frem Crowd

CHILDREN APPEAR IN PRETTY PAGEANT   “ONE FINE SPRING DAY” AT TRACTED CROWD TO CENTRAL PARK   A CLEVER PRODUCTION   School “Children in’ Varied Cos tumes Enacted the Episodes of the Pageant

CHILDREN APPEAR IN PRETTY PAGEANT       : NE SPRING DAY? AT TRACTED CROWD TO CENTRAL PARK   A CLEVER PRODUCTION   Sehool “Children in’ Varied Cos tumes Enacted the Episades of the Pareant      “pirits, Folk Dancers and Fuirie: in Frolics Under the Trees of the Park

STATE AID FUNDS ARE USED TO REPAIR ROADS   BAD SECTIONS IN WOOD COUNTY ARE TO BE SURFACED WITH CONCRETE SOON

GRADE TRUNK LINES THRU WOOD COUNT!   STATE AID FUNDS EXPENDEL TO PREPARE ROADS FOR CON. CRETE SURFACING

WRITES HARDING ON FRENCH QUERY   PRESIDENT WANTS: TO KNOW 1k HE WAS CORRECTLY OVOTEnD   INTIMATES HIS DOUBT   Wilsen Suggests France Should Not Take Up Learue With a “Private Citizen”

President Calls Attention To The Grave And Extraordinary Inference To Be Drawn From Statement

WILSON WRITES SENATOR HARDING ‘ON STATEMEN'   Weominee Appronched By Freh man on New Association of Nations Pian,   QUERY 10 FRANCE ALSO   Prosident Ask Candidate “If This Is Correct Statement;” Senusior Declines to Folarge on Remark’ Made Wat? Wall Have More to Say.

President Directs Inquiries to Republican Candidate. and France Over Utterances on Associations of Nations   Senator Announces He Will Issue His Statement After Letter of Chief Executive Has Been Received by Him

WILSON WRITES TO HARDING ABOUT ST. LOUIS SPEECH    Wants to Know if France Made League Overtures to Hin,   GRAVE CONSEQUENCES MIGHT BE THE RESUT,'Y   Fronch Government Denies Officin] Communication With the Republican Noviitnee,

WILSON DOUBTS HARDING WAS ASKED BY FRENCHMAN TO: FORM ASSOCIATION

WILSON QUIZZES SENATOR HARDING   PRESIDENT ASKS REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IF HE MADE STATEMENT ATTRIB TED TO HIM   HARDING 70 MAKE REPLY   TO GIVE OUT STATEMENT ANSWERING QUERY REPARDING FRANCE .

PRESIDENT ADDRESSES HARDING AND FRANCE   Is Exercised Over Senator’s Statement He Had Beer Approached by “Spokesman” of  KRousnnnk Sianormnmon?t

PRESIDENT PROBES REPORT OF FRENCH OFFER TO HARDING   Sends Inquiry to French Gov't and to Senator Harding on Report of Speech. °   INTIMATES GRAVITY: OF INFERENCE TO: BE’ DRAWN   Wants to’ Know if Newspaper Account’ of Statement: by : _ Nominee Is.Correct.

Asks G. O. P. Nominee if Statement Attributed to Him at St. Louis is Correct   Reported to Have Said He Was Approached by Representative of France   And Asked That U. S. Lead the- Way to World-Fraternity

WILSON TAKES EXCEPTION WORDS SEN, HARDING      Asks Truth Statement Relating to League of Nations.

WILSON WRITES HARDING NOTE OF INQUIRY   CONCERNING REPORTED STATE. MENT THAT FRANCE WOULD WELCOME WORLD CON. PERBPEBRAGE

WILSON WRITES G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Asks Senator Harding tc Explain Recent Talk in St. Louis

PRESIDENT WRITES —  G.0O. P. CANDIDATE   Chief Executive a Bit Caustic Over Reported French Statement.

WILSON SEEKS. CONFIRMATIO OF STATEMENI   President Writes to  Senatoz Harding Regarding His Speech at St. Lonis. ,         League Is Involved   Matter of France's Attitude on World Fraternity Questioned at White House.

WILSON SENDS A LETTER 10 SEN. HARDING   ASKS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO VERIFY STATEMENT REGARDING OVERTURES MADE TO HIM.   BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT   Asking for the U. S. to Lead Way to a “World Fraternity” Among Nations.

10 KNOW ABOUT FRENGHPROPOSITION   HARDING SAYS HE HAS NOTHING TO SAY AT THIS TIME.   WILL MAKE PUBLIC LETTER TO PRESIDENT.   White House Gives Out Informatior This Morning Before Letter Is Received By the G, O. P. Nominee,

Se eee et eR eet Rea Se UE ee  RANGE FAVORS = HARDING'S PLAT   Republican Nominee Says He Has Been “Informally” Ap proached on Association 0’ Nations Plan Which He is  AAuanerating.

‘France Asked Me To Form New League, Says Harding; Wilson, Praising France’s Honor Sends Inquiry To Paris And Nominee Asking Truth

HARDING 1S CALLED BY WILSON BECAUSE OF LEAGUE REMARKS   ‘Assertion by Harding That He Has Been Aproaches Causes President to Write.   HE DESIRES AN ANSWER   Hesitates to Draw Only Inference Until Harding Has Assured Him the Report Was Correct.

WILSON SHOWS HE'S PERTURBEL   President Writes to Know  Harding Was Correctly Quoted About France.   1 WANTS ASSURANCE

Asks Harding Whether State ment Was Made by Nominee As Reported in Press.

PREOWENT  WRITES 10 REPUBLIGAN CAND DATE e  Wants to Know If Hardiag Was Correctly Reported  When He Said He Was Approached by a Representative of France  Asking That United States Lead the Way to “World Fraternity’   Wants to Know If Hardiag Wa Correctly Reported   When He Said He Was Approaches by a Representative of France   Asking That United States Lead the Way to “World Fraternity’   President Pointing Out the Grave and Extraordinary Consequences of Such an Act.

PRESIDENT ‘CALLS FOR AN ~ EXPLANATION   Wilson Calls on Harding and _ France to Explain “Informal” Approach. :   WANTS THE WORDS REPEATED   Republican Nominee Replies That Quotation Is Not Exact—Deciares He Did Not Say Representative of the Government.

PRESIDENT WILSON ADDRESSES AN INQUIRY TO HIM   Intimates That He Considers the Re. ferences “Extraordinary”

“President Curious About French Interest In “League.”   “ASKS: “HARDING. ABOUT I   ‘Mt. Witson' Calls, Attention te “Grave and Extraordinary” ‘Statement.

“GRAVE INFERENGE 10 BE DRAWN FROM IT”   “That France Approachec a Private Citizen’

THE PRESIDENT WANTS TO. KNOW   IF SEN. HAROING MADE THE REPORTED STATEMENT   As Alleged To Have Been Made At Greencastle, Indiana — Attorney General Palmer Also Wants To Know About Booze Story.

PRESIDENT TAKES EXCEPTION 10 LEAGUE BEQUEST   WRITES TC. SENATOR CON CERNING STATEMENT TAT ON TAI CORROH   INOUIBES CF PARIS   G. O. P. Nominee Says He Was ‘  Approached Abeut World Ascoriation.

WILSON ASKS FOR EXPLANATION “RUM HARDING   Executive Also Dispatches Inguiry to France About “New League.”

PRESIDENT CAN NOT BELIEVE IT   Asks Harding About Infor mal Approach of France.   INQUIRES OF FRANCE, 100   Republican Nominee Will Answer as Soon as the Letter is Received.

WILSON WRITES HARDING NOTE   Inquires Relative to Statement Reported Made By Nominee.

He Cannot Believe French: Official Approached Candidate.   WITH PROPOSAL FOR ASSOCIATION NATIONEZ   Mr. Wilson Asks Mr. Hard. ing If He Was Correctly Quoted.

PRESIDENT SAYS GRAVE  INFERENCES IN ACTION   Executive Indicates He is Reluctant to Believe Senator is Correctly Quoted in Speech Last Saturday

“GRAVE INFERENCE” TO BE DRAWN FROM. STORY SAYS LETTER   Hints that Statement Charyes France, With Betrayal of. Present Covenant ~ :   REQUESTS HARDING TO SAY IF HE WAS RIGHTLY QUOTED   France ‘Always Hitherto “Moat Honorable in Foreign Affairs

WILSON FEELS PEEVED   Because France Exchanges boartesies With Harding —

ASKS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE AS TO. PUBLISHED REPORT   WANTS TO KNOW IF HE HAS BEEN CORRECTLY QUOTED.

‘ALSO ASKS FRANCE REGARDING — ~~ INFORMAL” LEAGUE QVERTURES.~ NOMINEE SAYS WERE MADE HIM   Hesitates to Draw Inference, Pending Personal As~ surance—Harding to Make Reply When — Officially Advised. 1

Pity, WLAN  ASKS HA I) EAPLATH STATEMENT   Grave Situation Arises Over Republican Candidate's Inferences   WILSON HAS FAITH IN FRENCH HONOR   Asks Harding to Explain Regarding Suggestion for New League

HARDING ASKED ABOUT “APPROAGT ON THE LEAGUE   Prsident Directs Letter To G. O. P. Candidate On Statement   AWAITS ANSWER   ‘Grave Inference’ If True Says  Wilson In His Inquiry

RE WANTS TO KNOW WHE THE “SPQKESMAN eOR FRANCE" Is  FRENCH GOVERNMENT DIS  FRENCH GOVERNMENT DIS CLAIM SENDING ANYONE TO HARDING

PRESIDENT PUTS URGES LOAN BY QUESTION FRANCE GOVERNMENT 10 AND HARDING COTTON GROWERS

WORLD PLAN IS APPROVED, SAYS CEN, HARDING   Tells Audience In Rear Platforr Speech That He Has Been Approached

RILED OVER FRENCH ACT   Asks Harding for Infor. mation on New World Fraternity.

HARDING HAD’ MORE WIGGLING AHFAN QF HIN   President Wilson Asks If It {s True That French Representative Approached  im   Harding Silent on Question Since His Green Castle Speech, His Headquartere Annonnce

CANDIDATE: SPEECH IS  -SUBMECT OF NOTE   President Asks Harding fo: More Facts on Green  Castle Address

WILSON ASKS HARDING   Curious To Know How Nominee Came to Learn French Wishes.

NOTES SENT TO SENATOR AND FRANCE   President Wants to Know if Nominee Stated French Representative Urged Him to Lead in Forming New Association

FRANCE LOOKS TO HARDING   To Form Association o! Nations.   WOULD HAVE U, S. LEAD WAY   England Has Said America Must Amend and Revise to Make League Possible.

ASKS NOMINEE IF HE REALLY WADE REMARK   Concerning Informa! Visit of a French  Representative.

MENTIONED IN ADDRESS SATURDAY   St. Louis Reference to ‘Informal’ Approach is Questioned.     ASSOCIATION OF   President Says He Wants Assurances Before He Draws  Conclusion.

THE PRESIDENT WRITES HARDING   APPARNTLY ASTONISHED THAT SENATOR SHOULD MAE SLOH A STATEMENT

WILSON WRITES SEN. HARDING   THE PRESIDENT INQUIRES REGARDING ‘STATEMENT  MADE FROM TRAIN

FOLLOWS STATEMENT BY SEN. HARDING OF “INFORMAL” MEETTING   Both The French Government and Harding Have Been Sent  Inquiries.   NO STATEMENT BY HARDING

PRESIDENT WILSOM WRITES HARDING      AND BXTRAORDINARY. * : FROM SUCH STATEMEN'            HARDING'S CARELESS WaAnS   Harding Makes, Another > Serio Brenk and President Wison calls Him Down.

WILSON. QUERIES. __MARDING. SPEECH      Of Reported Statenrent by Candidate That He_Had Been Approached * __¥s Bs. French. Government __

PRESIDENT WILSON QUERIES HARING   Wants Explanation of Reported New Treaty Talk.   ASKS FRANCE TO EXPLAIN   Nominee of Republican Party Declares He Was Not Correctly Reported— Did Not Say “Representative of French Government.”

PRESIDENT WAITED HANDING LETTER CN FRENCH RUMOR   Wilson Points Out “Grave’ Consequences ‘Of Such An Act.

ASOOGIATION OF NATIONS UAW LETTER FROM HEAD TF NATIONAL GOVERNMENT   Wants To Know If French Official Asked Ameri ca to Lead Way Into Association As Stated By Senator Harding.

HARDING ASKED. WOSTATE FAGTS   President Writes Senator Questioning Hin on Greenrastle Speech

WILSON ASKS HARDING ABOUT STATEMEN   ‘Wants To Know About Quota tion In Regard To France's Attitude.

WILSON MUCH STIRRED UP BY THE STATEMENT   Has Written Mr. Harding About His Reference to French Representation Asking for New As eociation of Nations.

WANTS FACTS. ‘ONASSERTIONS ABOUT. RENCE      President: interested: in: Statement “That. Nation... ‘Sent. . Agent: to Nominee™.      GRAVE -ANFERENCE TO. BE DRAWN, HE.SAYS   Wilson Weks: Candidate: for ‘Information. on Inter national: " Question

FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE DENIES HARDING QVERTURES   PRESIDENT SENDS LETTER TOSENATOR HARDING

HILSON STIRRED UF BY STATEMENT OF HARDING   President Writes to Senator And to France About New Society of Nations

WILaUN Aoka HARDING FOr EXPLANATION   STATEMENT THAT FRANCE BESOUGHT AID CHALLENGED   Report Correct? Asks Wilson; Diplomacy Seen Involved.

President Wilson Asks Question of Harding   Wants to’ Know If Frenchman Who Talked With Him Had Any Authority to Speak for Government ot France.

CONCERNING STATE. MENT THAT :A* MEM. ‘BER OF FRENCH GOV. RRNMENT .   Had Approached- Senator . Relative to New Associa tion of Nations—Refers te Senator as Private Citizen

Wilson Wants To Knou If Harding's Statement Was Accurately Quotec

PRESIDENT WILSON: DIRECTS INQUIRIES TO HARDING AND 10 EOENCH COVEANMENT   President Informs Harding. ?  ‘Grave and Extraordinary Inference’ to Be Drawn 7 From Reported Stand   ASSOCIATED NATIONS.   SUGGESTED BY REPRESENTATIVE OF FRANCE THAT U. S. TAKR ~ LEAD, IS REPORTED AS HARDING'S STATEMENT

FRANCE S HONORABLY MINDFUL OF ITS VIEWS   Harding Declines to Enlarge on Greencastle Declaration and Indicates He Will Not Make Public Any Further Particulars — Inquiry Also Sent to France.

WILSON INQUIRES ABOUT A SPEECH   Writes Senator Harding if His Remarks at Greencastle on Saturday Were Correct   CHARGES A FALSE STATEMENT   Assails Harding’s Statement That United States Will Lead The Way to a World Fraternity

WILSON WRITES. TO SEN, HARDING                 Republican... :iGandid Asked If He, ‘Was Q ted Corréctlyian ‘Wo Fraternity’ i Speech Sunday Neswspape

WILSON PROBES.. HARDING TALK   Senator Says French Asked - Him. to Help - Form. World Fraternity -

ASKED OF PARIS’ ~ “APPROACH”   Executive Wants to Know. About Proposed World Fraternity   INFERENCE GRAVE, HE SAYS   Requests‘ Nominee to. Give Facts Concerning Matter

Provide Drinking Fountain.   DR, W. J, FERGUSON PRESIDENT OF STATE MEDICAL BOD)

ACTUAL WAR ~ WITH RUSSIA PTB SUNDAY _ CONFERENCE   British. Cabinet Favors Mili ‘tary Action, Buta: Popular * Disapproval Greeted:the Announocement ‘ of ‘This Attitide.

EUROPEANS ARE TIRED QF WAR   Popular Disapproval Groots th Aunouncement Made by the British Cabinet,   PEOPLE INCLINED TO IGNORE POLAND'S APPEAT   France Tales the Samo View While Ttaly Cunnet Bo Counted upon In Any Event—Latest " Russian Note Made Public,

Lioyd George and Millerand to Determine Allied Course at Hythe Sunday   OPPOSITION SPRINGS UP TO MILITARY EXPEDITION   POLES STILL HOLD INVADEF IN CHECK, THOUGH WARSAW REMAINS IN. GRAVE PERU  OC ¢ CAPTURE.

DPPOSITION  ALTO PLAN AF PREMIER   DISAPPOINTMENT CRY GOES UP AS OUTLINE IS TOLD  emetic ermine te   Military Officers In Plan To Strike Vigor ous Blow.

PREMIERS 1 HOLO GONEKE   ON RESULT OF CONFERENCE DE PENDS WHETHER WAR IS WAGED AGAINST RUSSIA   pi STORM 1S. AROUSED   Protesting Agains'! That Country Aiding Poland in Any Way.—France Favors Military Action.  ‘English People

Br itons Are re Ne ot Keen For War'Against Reds  Re WEARER MTIILLER,

DECIDE (QUESTION OF ACTIVE WAR TO HELP POLES   CONFERENCE OF BRITISH AND PRENCH PREMIERS WILL BE  Tit Pa Riek BEAD OP ok 1A

GREAT BRITAIN VOTES ON WAR AT CONFERENCE   Will Be Held At Hythe Tomor  pwi ta”

OUT AND PACMICHO 1) MEET HBT ninth   strike In Germany to Bar French Plans to Rush Troops to Poland

For Good Groceries   and Gleaner Saves Time Money, Health--Many Ways

HOT WORDS FLY IN EMERGENCY ~ TARIFF ERATE   Republican Leaders. Unable to ’ End Filinuster Started by. Democrats - .   SMOOT ASSERTS MANY. WOOL MEN. ARE: RUINED    Senator Hitchcock Calls Meas:  "ure “Seandal’” and Gold 1 - > Brick Seheme

NO LETUP IN BATTLE   Democrats-in Senate Exert All Efforts in Filibuster Against House Emergenty Tariff Weasure.~ ze   WITCHCOCK.BEATEN IN FIRST SKIRMISH TODAY   Leader of Democratic Forces Sees Motion Laid on Table’ Senators. Lining Up for 3 Hard Fight... oes

DUPONTS GRAB WORLD'S DYES?   SIR THOMAS SAYS THAT INFAMOUS PLAN IS AFOOT TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL TRUST

DEBILLORAWS SHARP FIRE IK SENATE DEBATE   SEN. THOMAS INTERPRETS MEANING OF DUPONT COMPANY LETTER.

Thomas Charges Dupont Threat ‘Against Moses Part of Plan to Dominate World’s Dye Trade

ADOEATS OU PONT OEKING CONTRO! WORLD'S OVE STUFF   Sen. Thomas Exhibits Information Which He Declared Bears Out Charge.   Says Letter and Contract Show Influence Behind Pending Legislation.

“FIRST ‘RUN MONDAY.      Federal Stecl Products Company 1c Turn Out First Wrenches.   Took for the Snies.

FIRST RUN MONDAY.   ‘Federal Steel Products Company t Turn Out First Wrenches.   look for the Sales.

20,000 SLEUIHS ARE READY 10 NAB DRY LAW BREAKERS   WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF BOOTLEGGERS PREDICTED BY FEDERAL DRY LAW COALIUSSIONER   FUNERAL RITES ARE QUIET   New York and Chicugo Fail to Live Up to Kapectations on Lust Day of Old Regime-—Loeal Glicials Must Welp

Represeniutive Sabath of Tit . Wonld Pay Rrewers for Stoc!  Saw fin View &.

INTRODUCES A BILL TO REPAY   lilinots Representatives, Takes Firs Btep to Bave Brewers and

TO REIMBURSE — ~ LIQUOR OWNERS   . ul Congressman Sabbath, of Illinois, In treduces BM for That Purpose.

REFUSED TO VISE FALL’S PASSPORT; IS SUSPENDED “O- -O- -O- <-O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -Q= -O- -0- -0— viagahel se — oe ARIZ., LOSES OFFICE  “O- -O- -O=- -0- -O- <-O- <0:  CONSIDERS THE SENATOR AN ENEMY OF MEXICO, SAYS

MEXICAN CONSUL IS ORDERED SUSPENDED   Did Not Vise Passport of Sena tor Fall as He Had Been Instructed,

MEXICAN CONSUL AT DOUGLAS HAS BEEN SUBPOENED   Refusal to Vise Passport of Senator Fall Responsible for Suspension.

SCHEMES PLOTTED. WN GLOOMY SHOE   Plot to Overthrow State Government Revealed in Trial of William Lloyd.

FIND OWNER OF TEAM   Constable Wilson Discovers Horse Belonged to Morri

FIND OWNER OF TEAM   Constable Wilson Discovers That Horse Belonged to Morris Sanders.

‘DES MOINES AND ALBIA MEN WANT SAME AS HERE.    SEC. GAY SAYS ANSWER EXPECTED AT ANY TIME.   The Men of the Des Moines and Albi: Districts Ask Operators to Give Same Wages As Paid in Boone and Centerville Districts.

JAPS WAIT U.S, MOVE ON LEAGUE   No. Change in Treaty Until American Attitude Is ‘Cleared Up.   JAPS WILL FIGHT RUSSIANS   Tokyo Government Decides to Takeo Strong Military Actlon Against Slavs in Connection With Maasacre at Nikolalevak.

AWAITS U. S. LEAGUE MOVE   Japan Won't Change Treaty Until America’s Attitude on Pact Is Cleared Up.

MAYOR MUST OUIT. .   Ouster Frocerdings Against Coffey. _vVille Major to be Pushed.. —-

RECOMMENDS THAT MAYOR BE OUSTED      REFEREE IN  OUSTER SUIT FINDS AGAINST COFFEYVILLE EXECUTIVE      Vailure to Enforee: Bone Dry Law is Charged in Report of thy Referee

“ yAAvoT ATAY. LOSB JOR.         Referee  Recommends: ppitorulie [Official Be. Ousted,

7 wh Ace to Make 4000\waee Tour, With Two  s8vengers, In an Airplane

U.o, olEEL IN NEW LOW FOR d YEARS   Stock Market Meets With Fresh Liquidation and Short Selling.

GENERAL STOCKS CROP TD NEW LOW LEVEL; FURTHER LIQUIDATION: NECESSARY

FURTHER DROPS IN THE STOCK MARKE’   General List Falls to Low Price Records—U. S. Steel Reaches 80 7-8.

MANAGER FOR GOVERNOR COX IS IMPROVING   Becomes II! Following Frisco Convention—Condition Is Not Considered Serious.

HARDING COMPLETES CANAL ZONE VISIT   PRESIDENT-ELECT EN ROUTE FROM CRISTOBAL TO NORFOLK, VA.   7 & Trip ‘Will Be Made to Washington Before Return to Home in Marion.

HARDING ENDS VISIT   President-Elect on Way Home From Panama Canal.   Sees Wife Take Trip In Naval Gee plane—Guest of Merchants { at Dinner,

PRESIDENT - ELECT ON HIS WAY HOME   Stn. Harding Leaves Canal Zone For the United States.

DENTON DELIBERATELY SLAIN WITH ROBBERY AS MOTIVE IS NOW BELIEF OF THE POLICE

FIND NEW GLEWS TE DENTON'S SLAYER   : Detectives Believe Wealthy Mar  Was Slain With Robbery  as Motive.

ORDER MERCHANTS TO PRODUCE BOOK   Investigation of Profiteering Charges Started in Chicago Today.

MARSHALL, FIELD & CO. ¥  ORDERED TO PRODUCE  THEIR BOOKS BFORE FEDERAL GRAND JUR

ALLEGED PROUYITERRING BY STATE STREET DEPART. MENT STORES   CLAIM 4° PROFIT OF gee 0) SUITES AND ON A PAIR OF SHOES

BIG DEPT. STORE PROBE ORDEREL   Marshall Field Co., Must Pro duce Books In Big Chicago Inquiry

Books Ordered Produced When Probe Startec   Federal Investigation Into A leged Profiteering Renewed in Chicago.

DISCESSING SHANTUN   Japanese [Government ‘Protesses te she Ready tu: Settle. -

RUSH SHANTUNG SETTLEMENT   Japanese Government Is Ready t Make Large Concessions, °¢ Tokyo Reporis.

CHINA SETTLEMENT RUSHED   Tokyo Ready to Make Big Concessions le Ranarté

RUSH SHANTUNG SETTLEMENT      Japanese Government {e Ready tc Make Large Concessions, Tokye Reporta.

ORIENTALS IN AGREEMENT   Japan ‘Authorizes Nogotiations witt China to Settle Shantung Issue

JAPAN AND CHINA READY FOR SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF SHANTUNG QUESTION

CHINA AND JAPAN READY T0 SETTLE SHANTUNG MATTER   Tokio Reports That Jap Are Ready To Make  Large Concessions.

BEET GROWERS TO SHARE IN SUGAR PRICE ADVANCE   Utah-Idaho Company and State Farn Bureau Representatives Agree on ’ Ratio Basis

BAND-OF DOPE FIEKDS ARE SOUGHT FOR MURDE!   Shitago Patrolman and One 6;         in Gun: Battle

DR STORE YEG CHAT IN CHASE   Hold-up ‘Man ‘Killed by Police _ After ‘Second. Robbery. Gy Chicang, ~

BANDIT IS SLAIN IN GHICAGO WHILE STAGING ROBBER   Holdup of Drug Store Lat Last Night Was Spectacular,   ‘DEAD CROOK IS  IDENTIFIED TODAY   Girl Cashier of Store Prove:  Herself a Real Heroine.

TARE KILLED IN GUNFIGHT THRU CHIGAGO STREE   ‘Holdup: Man’ Fails: to-Get ‘Away in, Time, -but Fatally — Wounds Officer; 

DRUG BANDITS ARE OPERATING IN WINDY CIT}   One Rebber Who Hailed From St. Louis, Killed: Others  Escape

IDENTIFY BANDIT KILLED IN FIGHT   Police Avert Robbery of Drug Store—Girl Cashier Proves Heroine.   MARQUETTE MAN VICTIM

POLICE, BANDIT FIGHT IN STREET   DRUG STORE ROBBER SHOT AF. TER CHASE BY OFFICERS   slain by Second Officer After Wounding First Patrolman—Indentitied As St. Louis Man.

POLICEMAN ROBBER SLAIN   Daring Drug Store Hold Uns as Crowd Leaves Theaters.

Bandit Shot To Death By Chicago Cop   ROBBER UNABLE TO E CAPE BECAUSE OF CROWD.

GinL CASHIER If HOLDUP HEROINE   Defies Chicago Robber, Walis Gperationsa, Till Police Arrive

26 Dif IN (OWA AND PENN STATE WRECKS   8 KILLED AND : 30 INJURED WHEN mM. & ST. L, TRAIN GOES INTO CREEKBED   BOLT HURLS POLE ON TRACK   Eighteen Die and 100 Are Injured After Lightning Strikes Pole on Lackawana.

NEW YORK’S MOVING DAY IS TOMORROW   75,000 Families wir Shift to New Quarters, Many of Which Already Occupied

MOVING DAY FRIDAY _ PROMISES PROBLEMS   New York Nomads Face Short age of Houses and Vans.

MOVING DAY FOR 75,000 FAMILIES   Unprecedented Confusion Ex. > pected to Result in New York City Tomorrow   Free-for-All Fight When Po lice Seek to Dispossess 21 Brooklyn Families -

2,000 Vans. Must Serve 75, 000 Families Out in Annial Shitt.   N. Y¥..HARDSH'P ACUTE   Present Tenants Will Hoid te - Apartmerits Despite Other Leases.

NEW YORK’S ANNUAL AKG SOUABBLE STARTS TOMORROM   Moving Men Predict That 24 Days ~ WIT Be Consumed Before "~ fMovers ArerSettled’

73,000 Families Must Move by Landlord’s Edic   “Squatter Sovereignty” Ad vised in N. ¥. by Commit tee on Profiteering.

HOUSE OF COMMONS PASSES ~ OND READING HOME RULE BIL!   Vote on Measure Was 348 to 94—Carson Re. iterates His Opposition to the Proposed Measure.

HOUSE OF COMMONS PASSES IND READING HOME RULE BILI   Vote on Measure Was 348 to 94—Carson Re iterates His Opposition to the Pro nneen ee

OND. READING ~ OF HOME RULE   Bill Passed by House of Com mons by Vote of 348 to a "Tinleas   Carson Reiterates His Oppo: silion to Whole Policy -of Home Rule for lreland-

COMMONS VOTES HOME RULE BILL   IRISH MEASURE PASSES ON SECOND READING     let ae   Foto $48 For and # AgainsL—Ulster Leader Reiterates Opposition— Dames Tosh. Americans.

irish Home Rule Bill Passed in . -  Seeond Reading Before Commons

HOME RULE PASSES ITS SECOND READING   Vote Recorded in the House of Commons  Today Was 348 to 94

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IS PROGRESSING   Passed Second Reading in th House of Commons Today—Police Station Attacked.

BAYAN CONTINUES Hg TWIT FOR BACT RETFIATIO   Wires Senators aAction by Mutual Concessions and Compromise; Going to Washington.

RUSH TREATY, BRYAN’S PLEA    Commaner at Home, Starts wae Buzzing—Asks R on “League Day.”

RATIFICATION BRYAN o ADVICE TO THE SENATE   Urges That Body to Finish the Business by Sixteenth of This Month.   Will Go to Convention Either as Delegate or Newspaper Representative.

RUSH TREATY, BRYAN’S PLEA   Commoner at Home, Starts -Wires , Buzzing—Asks Ratification on “League Day.”

BAYAN MAY oth DELEGATE OHIP TO DEM. CONVENTION   Nebraskan Declares Party Can  Do Nothing Except Make Best. Possible Compromise  On Treaty Ratification.  /

BRYAN PURSUES HIS RATIFICATION FIGHT   URGES DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TO RUSH AGREEMENT.   Says He Will Be at the National Party Convention, Bat Declines to State in What  Capacity.

JOB OF MAKING COUNTRY “DRY? WILL TAKE SIX YEARS, SAYS OFFICIAL   U. S. Will Be a “Real Desert” at End of that Period, Gaylord Declares.

SIX YEARS JOB TO MAKE NATION A REAL SAHARI   FEDERAL PROHIBITION AGENTS TOLD THEY HAVE HARD FIGHT AHEAD TO ENFORCE NEW DRY LAWS

MAKING UNITED STATES DRY A SIX-YEAR JOE   Educational Campacn WH be Necew sary in Order to Achieve Real Prohibition.

LONG ERA OF EVAPORATION _ BEFORE NATION GOES DRY   Then the United States Will Rival the Great Sahara, Says Internal Revenue Officers—On the Hip.

ARCHBISHOP. i ~ TANEN stn   PENZANCE LANDING PLACE         PGES EE, TES et ~ «Detectives Keep Him. Under. ; Constant Surveillance -

Port Kept Secret ~ Until Last by Admiralty.   London Newspapers Criticize Action of Authorities.

BY BRITICH   ARREST J8 TECHNICAL AND A DETECTIVE IS SENT TO GUARD THE PRELATE ON LANDING,

Arhbishop Mannix Taken From Steamer by British and Placed Under Arres   Australian Prelate Put Ashore at Penzance, and Allowed to Go to London.

PRELATE LANDED FAUM DESTROYER GOES TO LONDON   Mannix Is Surprised Wher Commander Breaks News That He'll Not Be Permitted to Go to Liverpool,  A a I go ne ern   WISHTS CANON AT PENZANCE   Scotland Yard Detectives Ac company Dignitary, Who Is Under Arrest. Officer Shows Great Courtesy.

IRISH BISHOP TS TAKEN OFF SHIP   MANNIX IS ARRESTED BY DETECTIVES WHO CRAWL OFF DESTROYERS

MANNIX TAKEN FROM STEAMER BY ENGLISH   Lustralian Prelate, on Way io Ireland, BKorcibly Removed Prom Ship and Landed in Pngland,

Archbishop Mannix Is Taken Ashore at Penzance, England, and Later Leaves for London

BRITISH ARREST ARCHBISHOP MANNIX   Taken From Liner by Scotland Yard Detective; Landed at Penzance.

AnGnibloHUP MANNIX PUT IN DURANGE BY BRITISH   ARREST IS TECHNICAL AND A DETECTIVE IS SENT TO GUARD THE PRELATE ON LANDING.   TAKEN OFF BALTIC AND TO PENZANCE, WHERE HE RESTS AT HOME OF A CATHOLIC CLERGY: MAN.

American Legion , for New Member:    Canipaign Week From May 17-22 for New Member That Will Be Different, 8

ANERICAN LEGION OUT FOR MEN, NOT MONE   ey Post Joins With Nationa Body For Perfect Service Membership.

LEGION CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS   Will Be Conducted Beginning 1  Week of Mav 17—22

LEGION TO HOLD A MEMBERSHIP “PUSH      Roscoe Enloe Post Will Join in Nation Wide Movement Beginning May 17.

SIUP BELL. PASSES.   Senate Aproves Measure to Sell Vex sols of Merehant Marine to Foreign Purchoasors,

ROOSEVELTS HAVE NO RELATIONSHI   “NO COMMON  ANCESTOR SINCE U. 8. HAS BEEN THE,      aren Watkins, Prohibition Cua: didate, Says Ne Apne Cares for ‘Fund Fidures      GRAND OPERA BACK AFTER TEN YEARS   “Carmen Will Be Produced at Manhattan Opera House in New York ‘his Season

GRAND OPERA BACK AFTER TEN YEARS      “Carmen Will Be Produced at Manhattan Opera House in New York this Season

Party Caucu: ignores. Wilson.   President’s Plea “for Universal Service Fails

MILITARY TRAINING CLAUSE IS OPPOSED BY DEMOCRATS   Reject President's Advice—Universal Training Plan Now Doomed, as Many Republicans Also Oppose It.

By a Vote of 106 to 17, House Members, In Caucus, Go On Record Against Plan.

DEMOCRATS OPPOSE UNIVERSAL TRAINING   HOUSE MEMBERS, IN CAUCUS, GO ON RECORD AGAINST PLAN BY VOTE OF 106 TO 17.   WILSON'S ADVIGE REJECTED   New York Solon Sees in Decision Step That Will Keep Idea Out of Army Reorganization Bill.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS REJECT ADVICE OF PRESIDENT WILSOR   Go on Record in Caucus a Opposed to Universal Military Training.   PRECLUDES POSSIBILITY OF INCORPORATION IN BILL   Anticipated, However, That Toth House and Senate Will Have te Vote on Proposal, for It is Ineladed in Senate Bi, and Mr, Kaban Will Press for Adoption in the Howse,

In Party Caucus: Members Go On ‘Record As Against Universal  Military Trainng—tIs . Double Pas   TERMS ACTION UNFORTUNATE   Deniocrats Frankly State Action . Was Assertion OF “Indepen ““dence’’—Know Sentiment’ Of Pew Dg   MAY. MBAN FAILURE OF BILL

HOUSE REFUSED WILSON'S ADVICE   Democratic Representatvies Oppose Military Training In 1406-17 Vote.

REJECTS WILSON’S ADVICE.   House Democrats Go.on Record as Opposed to Universal Training.

UNIVERSAL TRAINING   MEMBERS OF CONGRESS IN CAL CUS GO AGAINST rr.   Notwithstanding Presidents Appeal it be Lett to National Convention.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE COMPUSORY MILITARY TRAINING   President Desired that Action be Deferred to Await Party Convention Stand.   DECISION OF THE CAUCUS DOES NOT BIND MEMBERS   Executive Expressed Opinior Action Making Question Party Issue Unfortunate.

Issue “Declaration cof In pendence”. by Oppo Military Training -Bi       PRESIDENT. WANTED NO ACTION TILL CONVENTION   Caucus Votes 106 to ae          versal Service.

WILSON 3 APPEAL CALMLY IGNORED  BY PARTY CHIEFS      ACTION OF DEMOCRATS WILE MEAN THAT BILL WILL GO BY BOARD.   AEPURLIGANS ARE DIVIDED

WILSON'S APPEAL TO DEMOCRATS REJECTEL   Canons Opposes Universa] Training  by an Overwhelming Majority  Forecasts Defeat

DEMOCRATS IGNORE PRESIDEN (’S ADVICE   House Members Hold Caucus and Go on Record as Opposed to Universal Military Training.

WILSON ISNORED BY DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CAUSE   Administration Party in the House Goes on Record as Opposed to Universal Military Training.   APPEAL IN LETTER CARRIES NO WEIGHT

DEMOCRATS TURN ~~ DOWN PRESIDENT   Refuse to Follow -His Lead for: Mil  itary Training. Executive Had  Written Letter to House Demo‘crats Asking Line Up.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING   Reject President Wilson's Advice That Action Be Withheld for Decision at the National Convention.

DEMOCRATS IGNORE ADVICE OF WILSON AND VOTE DOWN PROPOSED PLAN, 106 T0 17

UNIVERSAL TRAINING   ME MBERS OF © ONGRESS Ix. c AU: ti cs GO AGAINST rr,   Neneh danig Presidents Appe:t it be Left to National Convention.

WILSON'S APPEAL   ACTION OF ‘DEMGCRATS WiLL MEAN THAT BILL WILL GO BY RBOARD.   EPURLIGANS ARE DIVIDED

Congressional Caucus of Den ocrats Flatly Opposes Universal Military Instruc  tion Plan   ‘Believe Action Will Be Praven ted Although Vote Taken t in Both Houses

dtd (9 DEGLAnE FAIR WHEAT PRICE   GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION HOLDS MEETING; PAMPA MAN IS ELECTED DIRECTOR.

WELCOME WITH OPEN  ARMS   Anarchists Deported From America Received With Enthasiaem in Bolshevik Russia.

AEDS OF AoolA GREET DEPORTEES   Great Welcome for Goldman Berkman and Company Over There.

REDS REACH RUSSIAN BORDER SINGING SONGS   Alexander Berkmann and Emma Goldman Head Deportees to Native Country.

RUSS WELCOME U. S. REDS   “Deported Anarchists Headed by Emma Goldman and Berkman Get Great Reception.

EMMA GREETED BY CHEERS   Buford’s Cargo Dumped Over Rus sian Border—Soviets Extend Glad Hand.   Back After 35 Years

EMMA AND ALEX GIVEN BIG HAND   Sing Merrily As They Trtidg Through Deep Snow to New Home.

RUSSIAN REDS WELCOME PARTY TO HOME LAND   Great Enthusiasm Displave by Reception Committee  at Border.

DEPORTED REDS ARE WELGOMEL BY BOLSHEVIK   UNDESIRABLES HEADED BY BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN ENTER SOVIET NATION   GREETED § WITH» GHEERD   Emma Goldman Declares She Will ficturn to America Some Day— Will Write for U. S. Pube lications

Soviet Negotiations With Huns at Prussian’ Bor-der Charged by French at Mission in Capital.

GERMANS MEET BOLSHEVIKS ON FRIENDLY TERMS   Soviet Army Menacing Warsaw On North And East.

BOLSHEVIKI TROOPS FRATERNIZE. WITH GERMAN CITIZENS   need to Eas neh Mili-  Warsaw  Tlas Ady: ain Frontier, @ tary Mi

FOR GOVERNOR   Chicago Lawyer Will Make Race as Independent Candidate.

ANTI-SALOON ATTORNEY SAYS DECISION SWEEPING   Wayne B, Wheeler Declares Suprem Court Has All But Taken Last : Hope Away from “Wet” Forces.

German Troops to Be’ Allowet . lo Enter Ryne -. District:   Allies Ready to Protect Ir dustries if Government Cannot,

WANT NEW BAR AGAINST REDS   Secretary Wilson’s Ruling Sharply Criticized in Senate Committee on Immigration.

WILSON SHIELDS ~ RADICAL HORDE   Secretary of Labor Throws Wrench Into Battered Gears  of Department of Justice.   COMMUNISTS PROTECTEL

ASKS ACTION BY SENATE T0 COMBAT REDS   Ruling By Sec. Wilson Brings Quick Re‘  sponse.

Amendment to Immigration Law to Cover Deportation of Communists is Favored

CONSIDER ALIEN RULING   Immediate Amendment of The Immigration Laws Discussed.

Senate Immigration Committee Considers Means of Handling Radicals,   COMMUNIST RULING IS ROUNDLY SCORED   Secretary Wilson Says Communism is Not Excuse for Deportation,

ASK AMENDED RADICAL LAY   New Ruling of Secretary Wilson Makes Action Necessary, Claim

MIGRATION LAWS on UULd  BE RE-WHHTTER   RECENT RULING OF SECRETAR' WILSON PROBABLY FAR-REACHING IN ITS SCOPE,

ASKS NEW BAR AGAINST REDS   Ruling by Secretary Wilson Is Sharply Criticized in Senate.

ASK AMENDMENT IMMIGRATION LAW AS BLOW TO REDS   Immediate’ Action Demanded As Result Of Wilson Ruling.

AMENDMENT OF LAW PROPOSED TO MEET REDS   Senate Committee Acts, Following Secretary’s Communist Ruling.

SEEK CHANGES 10 SOLVE THE ALIEN PROBLEN   Immediate Changes in Immi gration Laws Are Sought Bi Committees.   Wilson and Post Said To Be Lenient Toward Radicals

OENATE AGTO 10 CORRECT LAWo ON DEPORTATION   RESULT OF RULING OF SECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON.   COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBERSHIP NOT CAUSE,   Attorney General Palmer Studies Opinion on Deportation Question to Determine Future Action.

GUMPE Ro oPEAKS FOR WORKINGMAA   Leader Says American Labo Faces Future With Courage.   LOYAL TO U. S. INSTITUTIONS   Stands Ready to Do Its Full Duty— Has Had to Fight, but Not in the Defense of Class Advartages.

AMICRICAN LABOR TO DOTS FULL DUT   SAMUEL GOMPERS PLEDGES ITS ATID IN WORKING OUT THE COUNTRY’S PROBLEMS.

GOMPERS PLEDGES “UHR OF LABOR WW (970 PROBLEM   IN FUTURE, AS IN THE PAST, LABOR WILL HOLD GOOD OF ALL ABOVE CLASS RIGHTS, SAYS CHIEF OF A. F. OF L,

AMERICAN LABOR TODO ITS PART OAS GUMPERD   As Citizens True to the Idea! of Equal Opportunity  as, } te ‘All   In Position to Contribute to Improvement of Production.

LABOR WILL BE LOYAL TO GOVERNMENT   A. F. of L. President Says Labor Faces Future With Loyalty and Courage,   Has Had to Fight Sometimes, but Those Batties Have Not Been in the Defense of Ciacs Advantages.

AMERICAFIRST, — ~ GOMPERS’ WORD   . F. of L. President Says Labor Faces Future Witn Loyalty and Courage,   Has Had to Fight Sometimes, but Those Battles Have Not Been in the Defense of Class Advantages.

n: Sdlving- Coming Yéar’s Problems ©.   Pledges. -by President Gompers of, -Atnerican Federation of, Labor Says! Obligations ds Biju 6 Are . Above All Elee i

GUMPERS oto LABOR WILL 00 To FULL SHARE   WORKING OUT THE ROBLEMS THAT TODAY CONFRONT AMERICAN PEOPLE   Equal Opportunity for all is the Ideal Toward Which the World Should Work

GOMPERS DECLARES. LABOR IS READY TO DO ITS:PART IN MAKING 1920 SUCCESS

AMERICAFIRST, COMPERS’ WORD   \. F. of L. President Says Labor Faces Future With Loyalty and Courage,   IS READY TO O00 FULL DUTY   Has Had to Fight Sometimes, but Those Battles Have Not Been in the Defense of Class Advantages.

BUMPER PLEDGES LOVALTY OF LABOR IN 1920 PROBLEMS   IN FUTURE, AS IN THE PAST LABOR WILL HOLD GOOD Ol ALL ABOVE CLASS RIGHTS SAYS CHIEF OF A. F. OF IL

Gompers Says America’s® Workers Will Do Fall Share in Solving the Problems of 1920.

UBLIGATIONS AS CITIZENS PLACED ABOVE ALL ELSE   American Workers Ready t Do Full Share in Working Out Country’s Promlems.   LABOR FEDERATION HEAD  ISSUES STATEMENT   Says a Production Organization That Will Benefit Direetly Those Who Are the Real Producers and Will Also Serve the Needs of the Starving Nations is Immediate Need,

INCREASED PRODUCTION PRESSING WORLD NEED   Gompers Pledges Aid of Organized Labor in Meeting Problems Of New Year.

TO-SOLVE NEW VEAR PROBLEMS   SAMUEL GOMPERS, IN STATEMENT, PLEDGES SUPFORT UNION LABOR

Labor Chiettatn flays Wotkers Will -- Do “Falk Duty Seward . America.”

GOMPERS PLEDUES LABOR T0 00 PART   WORKERS OF AMERICA. WIL} HELP SOLVE COUNTRY’S PROBLEMS, HE SAYS.   POINTS OUT BIG NEEDS   World Should Develop Productior Organization to Provide for Starving Nations,

SENATOR HARDING SITS AT THROTTLE   Repubtiean Presidential Candidate Enjoys Ride in Cab.   ENROUTE FROM OKLAHOMA   Discussed With Political Ad. visers Question of Easterr Trip Late in October—-Mads Short Talks Urgimg Observ. ance of Sabbath and Deepe: Reverence Among People.

AUIS GHG Yrtre Un Cngine   re SS + -- ee cc  Senator Guides Locomotive   (BY THE ASSOCTATED press)

NOT BE INSTRUCTED   it Appears Probable Delegates at Large and. Many District Delegates” to Republican Na- tional Convention Will Go Uninstructed; Carranza Refuses to Surrender.

LOOKS LIKE REGULAR SLATE WILL RULE   WOOD AND JOHNSON BACKERS FAIL 80 FAR TQ SECURE BUT FEW PLEDGED DELEGATES ®

AS WINNER   ALBIA MAN HAS COMPARAAIVELY EASY VICTORY AT DES MOINES CONVENTION   HIT THE PRIMARY   Republicans Will Recommend the Repeal of the Primary Election Law—Hamimil for Lieutenant Governor   WOMTN ATIONS

John Hammill of Britt Nominated for Lieutenant-Governor at Des Moines.

PILFERED HAREM LEADS TO FORMAL HOSTILITIES    Albanian Brigand Issues Ultima:  tum To Return His His Wives.

DRIF TING MATCH PROMISED TODAY   Clear Sky, Sn Smooth Sea Seven Knot Wind, 8 o’Clock Conditions

SHAMROCK CREW TIRED OF THE RACES AND WANT TO GO HOMI   Men Aboard the Challenger Admit They Can't. - Beat the Defender and Are Ready To Sail Back to Old England Once More.

THREATS MADE. -AGAINST. MINISTER      Rev, J. oO. L, ‘Spracklin Removed tc Sandwich Jail to Protect Him from Vivlence .at Windsor, . .

SAFETY OF INVESTMENT      Burdick ‘Tire And Rubber Company or Noblesville Has One Of The  Finest Factories In U. S.

ecg ebeeay: So pysest ae: tf EHO OD saad ¢  oles One Of The  rintst Poelories In i. &

EX-EDITOR TO NEW POST   Herbert L, Grimm Becomes Officer Of Manufacturing Concern.

EX-EDITOR FO NEW POST   Herbert L, Grimm Becomes Officer Of  MANSCHREGEINE (CHRGE RS

- BOSTON STOCK -MARKET   ‘COURT. ACTION PROBABLE  RECARDING SEARLES’: Wit

IEARLES MADE  WILL GIVING 10 RELATIVES   So Some of Them in Nashua,   N, H., Say—They May

Wide (NSUSTRIES ARE THREATENED WITH RUIN AY EXCHANGE SITUATION   cee, ee  (LOCK AND WATCH TRADE OF COUNTRY INEVITABLY WILL FAIL If 1 SDECLARED,

INTERVENTION IS NECESSARY   Swiss Clock and Watch Industry Faces Inevitable Catastrophe

PROPHETS AY AAADING WILL HAVE TROUBLE   Do Not Think Senate Will Accent Association of Nations   MAY HAVE SIMILAR FIGHT TO WILSON’S   RAVCUBLICANS CLAIM 72 VOTES ART CERTAIN, OR EIGHT MOR# THAN WILE: Br NECESSARY

HARDING'S LEAGUE PLAN TQ FACE OPPOSITION IN NATIONAL BODY   [Republicans Claim to Have  Enough Votes for Ratification. . 3

PROPHETS ARE BUSY ON HARDING'S PEACE PLAN  Speculata. Over Chances of Success With Incoming . Senate,        Ar DIVISION OF OPINION     ‘But Republicans Say Eight More Than Necessary’ Votes Are Assured.’

Delegation Organized Monday With the Single Purpose Of Bringing About Distinguished *Pepnsylvania’s Nomination For Des ed ane   BIG MEN Wi ORK FOR GOVERNOE

MISSING GIRL SCUGHT   Note Found in Glove Indicates she Was Widnapped

Search For Detroit Girl Picked Up On Street and Taken Away By Men In A Boat

GIRL DISAPPEARS   Young Woman Hunted in isiand: of Detroit River

SEARCHING FOR WOMAN   Note Said She Was About te Be Taken By Four Men in a

SEARCH FOR GIRL ‘WHO DISAPPEARED   Left Note and Glove Near Detroit River Saying She Was: About : sy To Be Taken ;Away. .

TWO CENTS PER MILE   New York Central Must Return to its Old Rate

BIGMEETING. WELD AT ELNOR   Ebnere Township Citizens wnt astic About. the Hoosier wien way and. Picnic.

BIG MEETING = —HELDAT ELNOR      fee OM er  mere 'Pownship Citizens lnthies  astic About the Hoosier High way and Picnic.

RIGIDLY ENFORCE VACCINATION LAW   is Message to County Medica Inspector From State Department.   AFFECTS SCHOOL CHILD   Inspectors Must Inspect Every Arw Next Fall. Failure of Observance Means Exclusion From Classes.

Lowden Likened to Lincoln in Address Which Nominated Him for the Presidency

LQWOEN LIKENED UNTO UINGOLW Ih NOMINATING TALK   Name of Illingis War Governor Placed Before Republican Convention by Congressman Rodenbere.

WRrATSHYR *      LOWDEN UKENED “TARE LINCOLA   Con. Radenberg’s Speech Fos the Nofination of Gov. Frank Lowden.

Rodenberg Compares Lowden to Lincoln In Nominating Speech   Congressman Says Illinois Once Furnished Man for Nation When Country Was in Dire Distress and Now Offers Its War  Governor.

ADDRESS. OF REPRESENTATIVE RODENBERG IN PRESENTING NAME OF GOVERNOR LOWDEN

AODENBUBG MAKES LOWDEN'S GLAINS:   Compares Governor to Abraham Lincoln

Special Easter Turkey Dinner tomorrow for 50 cents, at the Club Cafe. -

ITALIAN EXCHANGE. TO LOWEST MARK   Quoted at 3.93 Cents at - New York,

EXPLOSIONS START FIRE IN LINER   Norwegian Steamer Hallfried Burns Off N. Y. Dock Terminal.

ERZBERGER WAS  FORCED TO SIGN THE ARMISTICE   Hindenburg At Elbow and Directed Him  _.to Act Even if Allies Refused to Make  - Any Concessions--Helfferich Branded Him as Political Grafter. —

Says Erzberger is Political Grafter   German Who Signed Veaco Treary Says We: Acted’ on Telegraphic Orders from Hindenburg.”

MEXICAN BANDITS MURDER TWOMORE AMERICAN OIL MEN   TWO SAILORS ARRESTED AFTER STREET FIGHT SENTENCED TO JAIL,   PUNISHMENT 19 DEMANDE   State Department Cables Embassy  to Urge Carranza Government Bring Murderers  ‘ To Trial.

OIL MEN SLAIN AT TAMPICO   > MORE AMERICANS ADDED TC LI3? OF MURDERED IN MEXICO   URGE CARRANZA 10 ACT   Department No-- to United States Embassy Urees Mexico to Punish Murderers

MEAICAN BANDITS MURDER TWO MORE AMERICAN OIL MER   Bodies of F. J. Roney and Ear Bowles Found Monday Near Port Lobos.   MAKES NINETEEN KILLED IN TAM?ICO DISTRICT   Jnstructions Sent to American Em. bassy to Urge Carranza Goverament to Take Every Possible Step te ring About the Capture and Pun ishment of the Murderets,

TWO YANKEES ARE KILLED BY MEXICANS; 19 — IN TWO YEARS   American Oil Men Are Murdered in Tampico.   USUAL PIFFLING MESSAGE IS SENT   Government “Urged te Take All Possible Steps.”

ADVICES RECEIVED ON MURDER OF OIL MEN   MEXICO ASKED TO BRING ABOUT APPREHENSION OF THOSE QUILTY,   BODIES FOUND' YESTERDAY   List of Americans Put to Death in the Tampico District Now Numbers Nineteen,

MORE AMERICANS KILLED IN MEXICL   Government Urged to Capture and Punish Murderers.   TWO OIL MEN ARE SLAIN

REPORT MURDER OF 2 AMERICANS   Men Employed by Interna. tional Petroleum Co.   ONE MEXICAN KILLED   Earl Bowles and F. J. Roney of Texas Victims of Mexican Savagery in Territory Controlled by Carranza— Details are Not Given for Fear of Reprisals on Others

REPORTS MEXICANS ILL 2 AMERICANS BRING U. 5, ACTION   Government Calls Upon Car ranza Officials to Make Every Effort to Effect Capture of Murderers.   DEATH LIST NOW 19   ’. J. Roney and Earl Bowles Oil Men, Slain at Tampico— Get Information Through Private Sources.

TWO AMERICANS IN MEXICO MURDERED   Oil Company's Employes Killed Near Tampico   State Department Urges Speedy Punishment of Slayers

SEEK LOWER PRICES   STATE MARKET OFFICALS MEET IN NEW YORK.   Plan to Devise the Means Which Would Tend to Bring Down Costs.

Market Officials From Thirty States Meet in New York.   Seek to Solve the Problems Which Will Tend to Lower Cost _of Foodstuffs.

‘COMMITTEE FAILS TO PICK  FIFTH DISTRICT DELEGATE      Democratic Body Adjourns After Voting Neale Power to Name Campaign Committees.

McAdoo Men Behind Move To Push Virginian to the Front.—Assistant Secretary Of Treasury Shouse Gives  “Oat Statement.

REFUSAL OF M'ADO0 TO BE CANDIOATE LENS ELEVEN IN GONTEST   SOME HAVE INSTRUCTED DELE.« GATES TO GO IN WITH   Senator Glass Declares He Is Still In favor of MeAdoo Despite Latters Statement,

WITHORAWAL OF MCADOO LEAVES ELEVEN IN RACH   Those “Inade” Washingtor moog eon ca Meal Thought Hi  Would Bas.

‘MANY FOLLOWERS TO URGE-SENATOR GLASS 'AS PARTY’S NOMINEE   News of Withdrawal Was Ne Surprise to.the Inner Administration Circles.   GOV. COX’S FOLLOWERS REACH SAN FRANCISCO   Women’s Party Wants Demo crats to Get Thirty-Sixth State for Suffrage.

VIRGINIAN’S BOOM GAINING HEADWAY   M’ADOO'S WITHDRAWAL BRINGS FURTHER SUPPORT FOR CARTER , GLASS   ELEVEN ARE NOW IN RACE

COLD WAVE HERE TONIGHT   WILL FREEZE UP TONIGHT   Pp Connor, of Weather Bureau, of Kansas City, Issues Warning. —

PROSPEROUS YEAR WITH BUSINESS ON FIRM BASIS   In Prospect for 1921 Says Of. ficial of Guaranty Trust Company.

CASTLE SENTENGED TQ 5 YEARS; STILL ASSERTS INNOQCENGE   Judge Gives Him Five Years on  Each of Three Counts;  * Sentence Concurrent      MYSTERY SALESMAN BLAMED BY ACCUSED IN LAST WORDS      Winter Asks for Leniency s« Castle May Support Family

GASTLE SENTENCED. “TO 5 YEARS; STILL  ASSERTS INNOCENCE   Judge Gives Him Five Years or Each of Three Counts;  1 . + Sentence Concurrent   MYSTERY SALESMAN “BLAMED BY ACCUSED IN LAST WORDS   Winter Asks. for Leniency 50 Castle May Support Family

TUT DOWN APPROPRIATIONS   Fieal Agrecwent Heached On Anpeal Army Allowances.

BERNSTORFF HOPES =) AMERICA WILL LEAD        Rays Europe Is Still As Par Fron Pence As She Was (Two Years Aro,

VON BERNSTORFF HOPES U. $. WILL TAKE MORAL LEAD   IN THE FIGHT FOR REVISION OF VERSAILLES TREATY TO SECURE REAL PEACE

MANNIX REACH     LONDON      Heavy Police Guard Maintained About the Station

Archbishop Mannix . Reaches Londor   British Government Determined That Archbishop Mannix Shall Not Visit Trealangsy.

POLICE GUARD ARCHBISHOP   Austvallan Clergynien Arrived in Tondon Today,

MANNIX ARRIVES IN LONDON   Australian Archbishop Placed Unde . Heavy Police Guard—But Few to Greet Him.

MANNIX REACHES LONDON GUARDED   Few Spectators Out But Heavy Police Patrol Awaits Arrival.

Austrian Prelate Has Arrived in London: Met  at Depot By Few Priest

BISHOP MA MANNIX ISIN. LONDON   Heputatton ‘From Gallic League alt . Sinn Feiners ‘Meet the Prelate

MANNIX’ WELCOME IS MOST IMPRESSIVE   Believe Australian Prelate Will Still Attempt to Go Into Ireland

ARCHBISHOP _ MANNIX IS IN LONDON   His Arrival Unheralded and He is Greeted By Small Crowd.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX IS LANDED QUIETLY   British Destroyer Lands Australian Prelate At Penzance; Little Demonstration.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX MAY TRY TO VISIT IRELAND DESPITE DETENTION BY BRITISH

FEW TURN OUT AT LONDON TO GREET BISHOP MANNIX   Lack of Welcoming Ceremony) — Due to Secrecy Maintained by Authorities   BELIEF IS BISHOP WILL TRY TO GET TO IRELAN!   Australian Prelate Silent as to His Future Plans

MANNIX REACHES LONDON: GREETED BY SMALL CROWL   Archbishop Seeks Legal Advice Before Deciding to Defy Government

MANNIX IN LONDON; CLOSELY WATCHED   Has No Plans For the Future,  Says Pretate,

GREET BISHOP MANNIX WARMLY      ‘Welcome at Paddington Stuuion AU That Could Be Wished For by Archbishop's Admirers.

POLICE MEET BISHOP MANNIX AT LONDON   Public Barred From Viewing Pre y  late.

POLICE GUARD ATR.R.STATION   Handful of Priests and  Few Reporters Greeted Archbishop

ARCHBIS'P MANNIX ARRIVES IN LONDEN   Taken to Home. of Priest in Suburbs May Try to Viet Ireland .

BISHOP 1S MET BY REPORTERS AND FEW PRIESTS   jo Demonstration Occurs Ir London When Prelate Ar rives.

Archbishop Mannix  " Reaches London   British Goyerument Determined That Avehbishop Mannix Sball Not Visit Ireland;

BISHOP MANNIX IS IN LONDON      “‘Deputation From Gallic League and Sinn Feiners Meet the Prelate

MANNIX HIDDEN INLONDON HOUSE   Forcibly Taken From Liner by British Naval Order   PRELATE GROWS SARCASTIC   Sinn Feiners Preparing te Pay Him Wanner

POLIGE, PRIESTS AND REPORTED ~ BREET MRNA   impression Prevails Archbishop Will Go to ireland Desoite British Order

SEE MANNIX   Unimpressive Greetin; Met the Prelate at London Today.   DECLINES TO  ‘TALK OF PLANS

QUIET WELCOME GIVEN MANNIX   Station in London Guarded b Constables When Australian Prelate Arrives.

ARCHBISHOP IS TENDERED POOR DEMONSTRATION   Australian Prelate Arrives ir London—Plans Incomplete.

FEW AT STATION JO GREET MANNI)   IMPRESSION PREVAILS THAT ARCHBISHOP INTENDS TO GO TO IRELAND.

STRIKE MAY E IN TWO DAYS MINER CHIEF SAYS   [llinois Leader Makes Statement Following Conference With Board Members From Fourteen State Districts.

STRIKE SITUATION ‘VERY PROMISING   Yet Capital City Prepares for Lighiless Streets and Rigid Economy in Use of Waiter.   Brewster Calls A Conference

MINISTERS COST LESS THAN AUTOS   World Survey Figures Reveal How Badly United States Is Paying its: Pastors.   MANY LIVING-ON $600 A YEAR   Ono of the Alms of Present Protestant  ’ Co-operation Is‘ to End Disgrace of Underpaid-Preacher—Pengions Also te Be Provided.

WORK FOR S000 A YEAR   Many Ministers Work for Less Pay Than the Poorest Sorts of Unskilled Labor

SERFELED EERE EE OEE EEE TH+  $ BUILDING MATERIAL + FUMBLES IN PRICE

PRICES OF BUILDING /- MATERIALS TUMBLE   Cut of From 20 ta 25-Per Cent.t Cement Prices Reported From. Three States,

Another Tumble in Lumber and in Pork   PRICE QUOTATIONS IN CHICAGO SHOW 25 PER CENT CUT IN CEMENT, TOO

ALIENS BARRED OM CONTROLOF BRITAIN Ol   Government Make Publi Policy In Oil  Fields. Cai   WILL EXTEND AI

Bars Uther Nations      INCLUDING UNITED STATES FROM GH. EXPORTATION IN BER TERRITORY.

ENGLAND SEEKS OIL MONOPOLY   Aliens Barred Fron Control ‘Anywhere Within the Empire   WILSON SO STATES IN REPORT TO SENATI   British Nationals Forbidden to Sell Oil _ Stocks to Outsiders

BRITISH TRY TO BLOCK U. S. Olf   NOT BY VIOLATION OF INTERNA TIONAL LAW. BUT BY SYSTEM OF AID TO HOME COMPANIES.

BHITAIN’S OIL POLICY OUTLINED   Government Extends Aid in Developing New Supolies,   ALIENS BARRED FROM CONTROL

ENGLIGH PLA UIL CONTROL OF THE WORLD   JUSTIFIED BY PNTERNATIONAI LAW STATE DEPARTMENT REPORTS TO SENATE,   General Policy Seems To Be Dis-« couraging Poreigners brom Operating Oi Properties.

GOVERNOR COX PREDICTS Bc DEM. VICTORY   Urges Americans to Vote as ‘Our Soldiers Fought-to - end the War.’’

VOTE AS SOLDIERS FOUGHT — TO END WAR—GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Will Make One More Political Speech at Toledo, Ohio, Tomorrow Night.

DAY OF SPEECH MAKING VIR TUALLY CLOSES DEMOCRATIC LEADER’S DRIVE   His Arguments For League Of Nations Marked By Religious Fervor—Will Make One More Talk.

UPON 1 LAE   SPURNS - POLICY. OF SELF   AMERICA MUST NOT BE A HERMIT NATION— HIS STRENUOUS DAY.

COX ROUNDUP IN ILLINOIS.   Gevernor Corncludes Weeks Campaiging im and Around Chicago.

UU HAS UNE MORE SPEECH 10 DELI   Democratic Candidate Will Wind Up Campaign Monday in Toledo, Ohio.

DEMOCRATS 10 BE VICTORIOUS, OHI0 BOVERNOR STATES   “PEOPLE WILL VOTE AS OUR SOI DIERS FOUGHT,” Is CON’S OPINION,   WILSON READY TO RETIRE   “To Talk of ‘America Alone’ Is as Fool ig? as Tt Is False,” Says Democratic Nominee,

NOL POHTED By SEAN ta   Large Audience Heat Candid_ate’s Closing : Address at Coliseum in Chicago _

Democratic Presidential Candidate Rushes Through Busy Day Expounding “Cause of Peace” to a Succession of Audiences;  Raps Harding's Des Moines Speech .   OTHER ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED

PRESENTS ‘SADDEST ‘PICTURE IN HISTORY   Cox Says Wilson Dwells on Promise He Gave, and Pramise Haen’t Boon Kent.

VOTE AS YANKS FOUGHT, TO END WAR--"COX   Goveinor Expresses. His Confidence in Victory for the League of Nations.

COX TALKS TO “HUGE THRONG “AT POTISEIM   Tells Wornen He Thinks Wilson Wiese: Retire 1f Sure Of League “   READS FROM BIBLE TO. EMPHASIZE: DOCTRINE   Prolonged Cheers Are’Given to ‘Statements on Irish Question

COX DWELLS ON LEAGUE PACT IN FINAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES   Last Address Will Be Given at Toledo Monday.

COX FIRES LAST BARRAGEAT FOES OF LEAGUE PACT   Says Wilson Present: Saddest Picture In All History.

COX POUNDS HOME LEAGUE DOCTRINE   GOVERNOR WANTS “WILSON’ - PROMISE TO AMERICAN MOTHERS” KEPT,

SPURNS POLICY;   AMERICA MUST NOT BE A HERMIT NATION— HIS STRENUOUS DAY.

GOV. COX PREDICTS VICTORY IN CLOSE OF HIS CAMPAIGN   /Senator Harding Asked What Pledges Made Before Named : at Chicago Convention.   ASKS IF BANKERS WILL CONTROL THE RESERVI   Wants to Know What Under. standing Opponent Has With Taft and Root.

Cox Drives Home Arguments -. For League; Has Strenucis Day In Closing Campaicn

Red Cross and State Are Assisting: Local Authorities to Fight Disease   QUTBREAK QUE TO BAD WATER

INDIANA MINES IDLE; TOO.   Day Laborers and Drivers Are on an Unauthorized Strike.

SON TLUINGTS WALKOUT TODAY   Fifty Mines Are Idle Around Terra Haute and Vicinity.   FARRINGTON HAS HOPES

industry Partially Paralyzed as Result of Watkouts of Day Laborers and Drivers; Conference Uraed

CAN END STRIKE OF ILLINOIS MINERS IF GOVT, WILL KEEP OUT   Head of State Miners’ Insists Lewis Keep Hands Off

CLOSE INDIANA MINES   BIG COAL FIELD PARALYZED BY OUTLAW STRIKE.   Hoosier Workers Take Action in Sym pathy With the Walkout In Hlinols.,

INDIANA MINES SHUT   Outlaw Strike Paralyzes Coal ~~~ Field Near Terre Haute.   Action Is Taken by Hoosier Workers in Sympathy With the Iflinois Walkout.

LABORERS STRIKE: MINERS ARE IDLE      COAL INDUSTRY IS PARAL. YZED TODAY IN INDL ANA AND ILLINOIS   > ‘4 cn Rae nancial Beate e Interstate Commerce Commission Prepared to Relieve the Eastern Shortage   New Orders Will Probably Be Virtually an Embargo on Coal Exnoritations<

INDIANA MINES CLOSED BY STRIKE   Outlaw Strike Paralyzes Coa Field Near Terre Haute.   Action Is Taken by Hoosier ‘S/orker in Sympathy With the Illinois Walkout.

INDIANA COAL FIELDS inact   Men Join Strikers From Illi. nois in’ Uunauthorized Lay - Off.—Fifty ‘Mines Closed

PNDIANA COAL MINES CLOSE.  Lipols Minees Out” “Last Week id. Kansas Tee Close. .

WANTS LEWIS TO KEEP HIS HANDS OFF   Illinois Coal Strike Will B Settled If There's No Outside Interference.

GOAL NES N INDIAN CLOSE DOWN   Unauthorized Strike of Miners Partly Paralyzes Mining in: dustry in Indiana.  neem eee  ome Pa spare ae A. a el Sa   Fifty Mines Near Terie Haute Are Idle As Result of Walk nit

opal WALKOUT » HUTS INDIAN!   Day ‘Laborers Strike; 5 _ Mines Idle; Kansas ‘Aftected

L/, INDUSTRY IS PARAL. YZED:.TODAY. IN INDISANA} "AND ILLINOIS            Diterstate “Commerce Comission Prepared to Relieve the Eastern Shortage           Ney Orders Will Probably Be ‘Virtually an Embargo on _ Coal Exportations

Unauthorized Strike of Miners Partly Paralyzes Mining in dustry in Indiana.

WOULD HOLD UP SUFFRAGE VOTE IN TENNESSEE   OPPOSITION INFRODUCED RESO LUTION TO PREVENT Ac. TION UNTIL LATER.      Asks Time for the People of th Stute to Express Their Views on (the Ratification  . Amendment,

Queen. Contes€:   SUFFRAGISTS WIN FIRST SKIRMISH IN TENN, LEGISLATURI   SUCCEED IN ‘TABLING RESOLU TION THAT WOULD. POST. PONE ACTION.   EFFORTS MADE T0 HAVE PEOPLE EXPRESS VIEWS   Froposed Mass Meetings For Ever; County Seat Town To Get Public Sentiment.

TRS SRG FIRST SKIRMISHIN TENN. LEIS ATR   SUCCEED ! AN TABLING RESOLU. TION pHAT WOULD ‘Post. PONE ACTION,   EFFORTS MADE TO#AVE PEOPLE EXPRESS’ VIEWS    Proposed Mass tings For Every County Seat Town To: Get Pubillc Sentiment,

HUST RATIF FAUT, OAS RYAN IN ADDRESS   Democratic Principles League Can Be Restored, He Declares

TREATY WiLL BE SIGNED BY JAN. 1-BRYAN   United States Will Be at Conference He Says.

MUG] ATIF] FAUT, oAYG BRYAN IN  ADDRESS   Democratic Principles ¢ League Can Be Restored,   He Declares

ARMLESS WOMAN SEAMSTRESS   Makes Baby Garments Tho She Has  as Aree.

ARMLESS MOTHER 1S HAPPI   Dainty Garments Made by Denve Woman's Chin and Feet Awaited Coming infant

Hoover, However, Warns That G.0.P Must Make Good or Suffer Defeat  in Future Elections.   SAYS REPUBLICANS PLEDGED TO FORM LEAGUE FOR PEACE

DEMOCRATS ARE FOUND WANTING   Hoover, However, Warns That G.0.P Must Make Good or Suffer Defeat  in Future Elections.   SAYS REPUBLICANS PLEDGED TO FORM LEAGUE FOR PEACE

TROOPS READY 10 COMBAT BLAGKS    National Guerd Cailed to Mect  Any Possible Face Troubie.

Ob iahorie ‘it Henry pais r "Cusarile Boa by      pred pid Wilt née re Sen ES Chgiital af More. Tice, spouts ty Develops.     edt a

MILITIA HELD IN READINES  FOR AACE RIOT   SITUATION FOLLOWING LYNCH. ING OF NEGRO BY OKLAHOWA VOB APPEARS SERIOUS,

READY FOR BUSINESS,   Local Units of Nationa! Guard Looking ~ for Some Trouble.

RACE TROUBLE — "JS EXPECTED   Oklahoma Guard Units ' Held in Readiness For Any Duty

Race Troubles Threatened By Hanging of Negor Sunday Failed to Break Out During the Night.

NATIONAL GUARD 10 STOP TROUBLE   Barrett Orders Nine Unit of Guard to Be Ready ‘To Stop Trouble.

URGES THE U. S. TO HELP EUROPE   DECLARES BELGIANS ARE GETTING ON BUT FRENCH HAVE M4DE NO PROGRESS.

SELF INTEREST DEMANDS . UNITED STATES HELP TO EUROPE, DECLARES NOYES

Says America Must Help Out      ARCHBISHOP SAYS YRASCE STILL FEARS INVASION BY GERMAN

Pessimintic Report Made by Wember of Imter-Allied Rhineland  Commission.

HIGDON. FOR. SENATE AS A WET      yer War, Defeated ede: gee gee  Phe St, Lawis: ba Bae eta

NAME RECEIVER FOR BIG PLANT   Havner Charges Blue Sky Laws Were Violated by Midland Packing Concern Which Tom Bevington Fought; Court Grants Plea for Receiver.

; _-FOR MIDLAND. PACKING C0.   Petition Alleges the State Blue Sk - Laws Haye Been Violated in Many InStances i

WILLIAM TAKES ACTIVE PART IN NEORN FESTIVAL      Builds, Furnishes and Presents Hospital to City of Amerongen.

KAISER TO FROLIC WITH HOLLANDERS   Ex-Emperor Will Be Principal Figure in Festivities at Doorn; Gives Hospital to City

FORMER RAISER IN LIME LIGHT AS BENEFAGTOF   Jeposed German Monarch Presents Town of Amerongen With Furnished Hospital =.

NIGER DEDICATES ~ HIS NEW HOSPITAL   Given From His Own Funds He Will Spend Gala Week Celebrating Event at His Retreat in Holland, Say Press  Tyienatchecd.

EX-KAISER CENTER OF DUTCH JUSILE:   Wilhelm To Donate Hospital To Amerongen; Helps Pay Celebration Cost.

FORMER KAISER GETS HIMSELF IN LIMELIGH   Central Figure in Orange Celebration in Doorn and Ameron gon This Week,

KAISER BILL SLINKS BACK TO LIMELIGHT   Former German Emperor i: Central Figure of Celebration in Holland.

EX - KAISER TO BE CENTRAL FIGURE IN GALA WEEK AT DOOR)   Streets are Decorated With Proceeds of His Gift to National Orange Celebration — Prince Henry, of Prussia Comes to Visit William.

SOVIET MOVING AGAINST POLES   Moscow Wireless Claims Bol shevik Troops are Gaining Ground at Polotsk Lepel.

SOVIET TROOPS START ADVANCE AGAINST POLES   WIRELESS WOSCOW DISPATET SAYS THEY HAVE ADVANCED

REDS ATTACK POLES ON 50 MILE FRON'   SOVIET FORCES START GENERAL ADVANCE AND MOSCOW CLAIMS ENEMY IN  wore 2

ADVANGE ON 50 MILE FRONT   Russian Soviet Troops Have Starter An Immense New Offensive Against the Poles,

JAPAN DEALS © FROM NEW DECK   To Give Strength to He: Representative Before League.

JAPAN WHE RECALL TROOPS FROM CHIN;      Action ts Said to Show He Clear Record in Inter weber ce we  AES ten

‘TEN THOUSAND NEGROES   Zapected tu Attend Convention — in Calumbus This Week,

TEN THOUSAND ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND NEGRO CONVENTION   National ‘Baptist Conven: tion Opens In Columbus.

HAS BILLS FOR — HEAVY DUTY ON FARM PRODUCTS   Proposes Thirty ‘Cents Duty On Wheat and $1.35 Bar rel on Flour.

BILL TO HALT WHEAT IMPORTS JS PRESENTEL   Representative Also Would Al  low Farmers Organizations on Exchanges

FRAMES MEASURE FOR WHEAT TARIFE   Minnesota Solon to Intro duce.Bill.

PROPOSES IMPORT BUT   BILE PROVIDING FOR: TAX ..ON WHEAT AXD FLOUR IMPORTS. HEADY FOR INTRODUCTION.

Would Tax 08 Wheat Imports         HLS “Reanbating ain SMxehin Will He InG@edacett in Canmug Todu

OTEENE RIUM PLAN BOARD REGULATION AND WHEAT TARIFF   Minnesota Legislator Frames Bills Designed to Afford Relief to Farmers.

RUSSIAN--GERMAN AGREEMENT MUST BE ENTERED INTO   To Save Europe From Economic Catastrophe and Chaos, Is Message of Moscow   TROTZKY HAS ALREADY HAD CONFERENCE WITH BERLIN   And tt fs Believed An Understanding Already Has Been Reached, Says London

CREW OF VESSEL ~ - POUGHKEEPSIE eve HAS MUTINIED      And Wilh Bs Bioughy From : sBetmids land ‘Tried-dn (Avis Charge

MUTINY ON SHIPPING VESSEL   Crew of the Poughkeepsie Put Unde Arrest To Be Tried By Fed. eral Attorney.

CREW OF VESSEL POUGHKEEPSIE HAS MUTINIED   ‘And Will Be Brought From + Bermuda and Tried on ~ s This Charge

MUTINIED GREW TOBE RETURNED   American Consul At Bermads Ordert Arrest of Crew of Shipping Board Veeeri.

MUTINOUS CREW OF U. S, SHIP ARRESTED   Men Detained at Bermuda, to be Turned Over to Attorneys, Says Dispatch to Daniels

WANT MORE WAGED   LIGHT AND WATEHEE PL sage MEN ASK 25 PER CENT RAISE   At the Same Time the City Will Ass to Increase Service Charge.

WANT MORE WAGES   ey - ; oe: Ni the Same Time the City. Willi toIncrease Servic:

NO AMENDMENTS AT Trt SESSION   League Covenant Will Not be Revised at Once   TOO EARLY TO JUDGE   Balfour Says Correct Conclu. sions Cannot be Drawn at Present as to Working of League or How Covenant Could be Improved—Scan. dinavians are Out Voted

NO AMENDMENTS TO COVENANT AT PRESENT SESSION   Balfour Says it is Too Early to Draw Conclusions About Working of League.

NO AMENDMENTS TO COVENANT OF LEAGUE PLANNEL   Balfour Suggests It is Too Early to Form Any Ideas on Subject.   SCANDANAVIANS ARE OUTVOTED ON ISSUE   South Americans Believe Ohanges Should Await United States Action.

Committee Number One Gives Decision on Changes in the Pact:   T00 EARLY 10 DECIDE DECLARES A. J. BALFOUR   Montenegro Said to Have  Made’ Application For  .- Membership to Council -

WILL BE NO AMENDMENTS TO LEAGUE COVENAN’   At This Session of Assembly i Committee Decision is  Lanecagadl

South American Delegates Want U.S.Co-operation   Court Committe: Congfatulates ‘Elihu Root   Montenégro Latest Nation to Seek Admission. Committee Named to Investigate Armenian Situation — Intervention Held Eventual.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY OTES AGAINGT COVENANT CHANGE   BALFOUR URGES NO AMENI MENTS UNTIL EXPERIENCE HAS TESTED LEAGUE.   South American Delegates Say Alter. ations Should Be Deferred Until President-Elect Harding Takes Office.

NO AMENDMENTS AT THIS TIME TO THE LEAGUE   Arthur J. Balfour Recommend: Postponement of Any Such Step.

Delay Action in Hope U. 8. Will Entéet League and Make Suggestions; Morité: ‘negro Applies For Membership,

MAY DELAY AMENDING COVENANT OF LEAGUE   Organization Committee De. cides Action Should Be Delayed—More Time Asked.

Balfour Suggests Revision Bé Postponed South American Delegates Favor Delay So That President-elect Harding May Make His Contemplated Propositions   EXTEND THANKS TO ELIHU ROOT

POSTPONEMENT AMENDMENTS RECOMMENDED   Outcome of Harding’: Consultation Ia Awaited.

MOVE TO ACT NOW DEFEATED. BY COMMITTEE   ‘Scandinavians Favor Amend  r ment, but British and South” American Delegates Win   Pointin Vote.   HARDING'S VIEWS DESIRED   Bulgaria and’ Austria Amont States Almost Certain to .  Be Admitted, ~~

‘Dry’ Solons Have Plenty of Whiskey   Charwomen Cleaning Ur Capitol Offices Find Evi. dence That Lawmakers are Not Parched.

NINE YEAR OLD BOY IS HERO OF LAKE — CRUISE IN DRIFTING ROWBOAT SUNDAY

CHILDREN RESCUED FROM DRIFTING BOA]   After 25 Perilous Hour:  Yeungsters are Picked Up .25 Miles Out in Lake.

Children rescued after thril‘Jing-experience on Lake Weia in frail eratt

VETOES STRONG BEER BILL   Massachnseti«s tiovernor Decline« te  Sanction S.75 Ver f ems.

BERGER MAKES BOAST   To Carry Socialist Flag to Con. gress or Jail.

BERGER DECLARES THAT HE WILL RUN AGAIN   Socialist Congressman Tells Ex tremists Being Ousted Will Mean Another Election:

BERGER 5 BOAST FINDS RESPONSE   His Red Flag Talk Bring: Cheers in New York Crowd.

BERGER S DEFIANT   Says He Will Carry Socialist Flag to Congress or to Prison.

MERCHANT FLEET BILL PASSED.   Measure Proviiles Conditions for Sah ef Government-Owned “stip.

GREEK CHURCH BURNS CHRISTIANS PERISt   Fifteen Hundred Herded Into Church by Turks Who Then Applied The Torch.

URKS ARE SAID TO HAVE © BURNED 1,500 CHRISTIANS IN CHURCH AT FOULADJIK

BANK BANDITS SHOT BY KANSAS OFFICERS   Two are Mortally Wounded and the Third Escapes to the Hille

OFFICIALS BATTLE WITH BANK BANDITS   Two Outlaws Are Probably Fatally Shot While Third, Wounded. Escapes

60 SUBPOENAES [SSUEI   RAILROAD OFFICIALS AND UNION LEADERS MUST TESTIFY BEFORE FEDERAL JURY.

U.S. GRAND JURY PROBES CHICAGO YARDMEN’S ASSN   Rail Officials And La bor Leaders To Testify On Strikes.

INTO RAIL ‘OUTLAW’ STRIKE   GRUNAU AND OTHERS BEFORE FEDERAL GRAND JURY WEDNESDAY,   Will Test Lever Act in Connection With Switchmen'sa Walkout Last April—Wakge Award Meeting nt Chicago Ends.

RAIL CHIEFS ARE SUMMONED BEFORE UJ... GRAND JUR}   Federal Officials to Probe Un authorized Walkout of Workers During April—60 Officers Subpoenaed.

DUTLAW STRIKERS ANVESTIGATION Ot      Sixty Railroad . Union Heads and ‘oF. ‘fickals Called to pails Refere Federal Jury.

GRAND JURY 10 PROBE STRIKES   Subpoenas Issued for Rail Offi. cials and Union Heads mi Switchers’ Walkout.

RAILROAD MEN CALLED BEFORE SPECIAL JURY   Probe of April Strike to Be Started by Chicago Official.

UNION LEADERS MUST APEAR BEFORE JURY   Sixty Summoned for Grand Jury in Connection With Unau : thorized Walkout.

Grand Jury Will Investigate John Grunau.   ISSUE SIXTY SUBPOENAS   Railroad Officials and Union Leaders Will Testify Against Head of Outlaw Organization.

OD RAIL AND UNION HEADS SUMMONED FOR GRUNAU PROBE   Nominee Urges Republicans it Legislature {o Support Ratification Move.

SUBPOENAS FOR RAIL LEADERS IN GRUNAU CASE   60 Railroad Officers and Union Heads Will Testify in Trial of President of Yardmen’'s Association.

JURY T0 PROBE  UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE   SIXTY RAILROAD OFFICERS AND UNION LEADERS SUBPENAED AS WITNESSES.

FEDERAL PROBE 1M ' “OUTLAW” OT RK   Sixty Hailvond) Officials and Union Leaders) Are Subpocnacd Bef: 0  U. &, Grand Jury.

60 RAIL UNION MEN TO TESTIFY IN GRUNAU TRIAL   Yardmen Association Chief and Oth ers Charged with Lever Law  SR ae ies

UUTLAW STRIKE [S UNDER PROBE   SRUNAU AND OTHERS TO BI _ QUESTIONED IN REGARD TO WALKOUT

FIFTEEEN OF SIXTEEN ORG ANIZz. ATIONS WILL RENEW CASE BEoy. FORE LABOR BOARD d

DUTLAW STRIKES WILL BE PROBE!   Federal Grand Jury Called tc Investigate Walkouts of Rail Workers

TO PROBE UNAUTHORIZED WALKOUT LAST APRIL      Sixty Railroad Officers and Union Leaders at Chicago Subpoenaed.

RAILROAD MEN SUMMONED BEFORE U. $. GRAND JURY   SIXTY OFFICIALS AND UNIO) LEADERS ARE SUPOENAED IJ CONNECTION WITH “OUTLAW STRIKE” OF LAST APRIL—PRO. TEST BY DELEGATION

T0 INVESTIGATE UNOFFICIAL STRIKE      Subpoenas For 69 Railread Officials and Union Leaders To Appear Before Grand Jury Isuei.

CALLED IN GRUNAU CASE.   69 Railroad Officials and Union Lead ers Will Testify Concerninz Steril,

POLES AND FINNS : ~ PLANNING BALTIC © UNION IS REPORT   ‘Finnish Minister in’ Conference  With Head of Polish Peace Mission. at Riga      ZELLGOUSKI IN ULTIMATUM 7] LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT   Demands Withdrawal of Troops Beyond Vilna Railway Line

FINNS AND POLES IN SECRET PAGT   No Separate Peace With - Bolsheviki. .   LAY FOUNDATION _ _ _ FOR BALTIC UNION   Smaller. States Suspicious of Movement. —

Believed That Finland and Polan Have Understanding—Other. Countries Suspicious

Union of Baltic States Is Looked for in Near Future   }  Smaller Principalities Feel Certain That an Understanding Already Exists Between Poland and Finland and See No Other Course but To Join Combine.  

EGRET AGREEMENT. BETWEEN POLES AND FINNS. CONFIRMEL   As Géneral Belief at Riga, Due To Arrival of Finnish Minis : tet of Foreign Affairs in Connéction With Conclusion of  ‘Peace With Bolsheviki.

BALTIC UNION AGAINST REDS . - SEEMS ASSURED      Seeret ‘Agreement Bolieved *, Renehed Between. Polana -:. avd Finland.   NEITHER WILL SEGN-ALONE

BANK BANDITS TERRORIZE TOWN BUT ARE FOILEI   Daring Attempt to Rob the Franklir Grove, Ill., Bank Defeated When Citizens Arm For Battle.

HOBBY ANSWERS NEGRO TELEGRAM   Tells Secretary of Negro Soctets Texas Needs No Advice From Outriders,

WIRES AN ASSOCIATION FOR NEGROES THAT TEXAS CAN TAKE CARE Qf SELF

TERAG ABLE TO HANDLE ITD OWN AFFAIRG, OATS HOBRY TO NEGRO UPLIFTEF   DEPLORES MOB ACTION AT PARE BUT DOES NOT SEER NEW YORK SUGGESTIONS,

BIG DROP IN ALASKA'S 1919 MINERAL OUTPUI   Was Smallest of Any Year Since 1910, Value Less Than Half That of 1916

HOOVER WAS GO-BETWEEN   Reed Declares Vood Administrator Was Connecting Link Between  Vianes and T'ncwienad.

HERBERT HOOVER ‘AG0-BETWEEN ~ COL HOUSE AND ~~ BREAT BRITAIN   in Negotiations, Before the  * War Is Charge Made by Sen ’ -ator,Reed of Missouri, in the Senate. . 5

HOOVER WAS G0-BETWEEN   Heed Declares Loud Administrator Was Connecting Link Between TWoos4e and Encland.

NUUVER oc VED HEAT BRITAIN CHARGES REED   Was Go-Between for House and the British, Missouri Senator Declares   VOTING PROVISION OF THE LEAGUE ATTACKED   IRATE SENATOR DEPLORES THE DEPTHS TO WHICH COUNTRY WOULD SINK BY ELECTING SUCH A MAN,

Former Food Dictator is Charged With Being Teo Closely Connected With England

Unibco UUIL 1 PROVE  TUTTO PHARRES   Missouri Senator Declares Food Head Helped House  and Britain   ASSERTS WALLINGFORD ONLY HOPE FOR G. 0. P   Describes Hoover as ‘Maid. en Standing Off Attacks  of Politicians”

SENATOR REED SCORES HOOVER IN SENATE SPEECH   Says He Was Go-Between Between Col. House and British. Gove erument Before the- War,

Reported That Jap Troops Will be Called From Siberia Because Bolshevism Infectior

Nippon Government Orders Home Troops Who Absorb Red Tend- erates: Ena BOhbeeia: *

} MEXICAN ATTORNEY: . TALKS          Tostifies Befor » Senate’ Committea Inkeéstleutinge’ Mexico

DENIES MEXICAN ~ STORY CHARGE   Says He Has Had Nothing To Do With The Release Of Consular Agent Jenkins.

AGREE TREATY WILL FAIL ON VOTE TONIGHT   Prediction of Defeat is Practically Unan imous.

Final Debates Are Being Held Today and Will Last Long.   a el  TIME LIMIT ON THE PRES. IS REJECTED   Preamble is Finally Agreed Upon—May Get a Vote Tonight.

Serious ‘Trouble _... Throughout Irelanc   Nineteen Police e Barracks Wiped Out. Special Judicial Body to Examine . Irishmen: Under. Arrest.

POLICE BARRACKS IN IRELAND DESTROYED BY ARMED ATTACK   Masked Men Also Ente Income Tax Offices and Barn Records.

MASKED BANDS BURN BARRACKS IN 19 CUTIES   ireland Again Scene of Rabid Outbreak Against Authority

One Killed When Quarters in Dublin Are Burned; Prelate Shot, Critically Wounded  ' Pursuing Masked Raiders   Mail Train-Is Held Up, Offi> eial Papers Being Seized: Tax Records in Five Offices Destroyed; Police Helpless

19 BUILDINGS DESTROYED BY MASKED BANDS   Reports ef Destructioz Reach London in an Avalanche.

50 BARRACKS WRECKED   Masked Irish Mobs Destrey Many Police Stations.   income Tax and Customs Offices Also Raided—One Man Is Killed in Dublin Outskirts. 2

At Least Nineteen Police Barracks Wiped Out in Various Parts of Island in Operations of Armed Raiders   CLERGYMAN SHOT DOWN PURSUING DISTURBERS   House of Two Dublin Newspa  per Editors Ransacked and  One Anti-Sinn Fein Publicist  Tarred and Feathered

IRE sLAND MAY BE _ IN-AN UPRISING   Great Number of Robbertes and _ Shootings Reported Says London Dispatch.

ARMED BANDS ARE ACTIVE IN IRELAND   Reports of ‘Raids. Pour Inte London Office Like Ava2 lanche. *

MOB BURNS BARRACKS OF POLICE IN IRELAND!        toms OTiAuntie  wot Mail ‘Trains, Raid: Cu         ces and Tar and Peather  Sinn Fein Bditor.

SMASH SINN FEIN IS NEW. BRITISH AIM         Macready. Said” to Favor.      MAY. ASK. MARTIAL.- LAW      Reports Deckire Home Rul¢ Will be Enforced’at™ ~ - Bavonet’s Point

IRISH BURN BARRACKS   MOBS WRECK AT LEAST 50 PO LICE STATIONS.   : Many Income Tax and Customs Offices Also Raided—One Man Killed : and: Minister Shot.

IN IRELAND STIR BRITISH LEADERS   Police Barracks Attacked anc Tax Documents Are Destroyed .   PLAN MILITARY MEASURES   Honar Law, Government Leader, ‘Fakes Up Plans With lrish Commander

REPORTS REACHING LONDON -> TELL OF NUMEROUS ACTIVI. © TIES BY ARMED BANDS”   FIGHT WITH POLICE   Stations in Various Parts of Sreland Are Put Under Siege-—Income Tax Collectors and Headquarters Attacked by Mobs of Men

Avalanche of Attacks in All Parts of Ireland Reported in London Today.

Armed and Masked Men Are Again Active in Ireland; Police Barracks Attackec

UNUSUAL ACTIVITY BY ARMED MASKED MEN IN IRELAND   Attacks on Police Barracks Occur in Many Parts‘ of Ireland.

GREAT ACTIVITY BY SINN FEINERS   Demonstrations Follow Closely on Heel of Announcement in House of Commons Yesterday That Gen. MacReady Planned New Measures.   IRISH OFFICE REMAINS SILENT   TRearrarke TPieesingrl)

TERROR REIGN IN IRELAND BEGUN   19 Police Barracks Wiped Out By Armed Masked Bands

OUTBREAKS IN IRELAND   NINETEEN POLICE BARRACK: WIPED OUT, CUSTOMS OFFICES RAIDED, ONE MAN KILLED.

IRISH BURN POLICE BARRACKS  j   Public Documents Destroped in Pub lic Buildings Raided During Wed. nesday Night Clergyman isShot.

ARMED BANDS RAID, DESTROY 19 BARRACKS   Income Tax Officers At: tacked in Fresh Disturbances.

List of Wide-Spread Destruction Wrought Includes Nineteen Police Barracks in Various Parts of Ireland and Five Income Tax and Custom Offices—Anti-Sinn Fein Editor Tarred and Feathered—One Killed in Dublin Outskirts.

IN 19 CITIES   lreland Again Scene of Rabic Outbreak Against Authority

TERRORISM OPENS IN EMERALD ISLE   REPORTS REACH LONDON OF LARGE NUMBER OF ATTACKS ON BARRACKS   CONDITIONS VERY SERIOUS   New Outburst of Popular Feeling. Followed Announcement of New Military Plan to  Be Inaugurated.

Serious Trouble _ Throughout Ireland   Nineteen Police Barracks Wiped Out-Specia] Judicial Body to Examine Trishmen Under Arrest,

Many Police Barracks And Public Properties Are - Attacked. Robberies Follow

CAMPAIGN IN FULL SWIN@   Chairman Hays Takes Active Charge/ at Chicago—Acceptance Speech Renews Confidence.

G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN IS OPEN   Fight in Full Swing as Chairman Hays Takes Charae.

CAMPAIGN. IN. -FULL -SWING   Chairman Hays Takes Active Charge - at Ghicago—Acceptance Speech ” Renews Confidencet

WILSON TO BE GIVEN NOBEL PEACE PRIZE ON DECEMBER TENTH   Award Carvies Grant About $40,000; Third  to an American,

Nobel Peace Prize. To President Wilsor   Hho Pitze Will Be Conferred on Presont Wilson on December 10.

NOBEL PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED PRES, WILSO!   Only Two Other Americans, Roose velt and Root, Have Ever Had This Honor.

PRESIDENT WILSON IS HIGHLY HONOREL   President to Be Awarded Nobel Peace Prize Dec. 10,   Will Be Given $40,000—Only Twe Other Americans Have Re. ceived Gift,

AWARDED NOBEL PRIZE   President to Re Honored, According to Copenhagen Dispatches — Fund of $40,000

AWARD WILSON . NOBEL PEACE , . PRIZE DEC, 10   Grant of $40,000: Was Won  in Other Years by Roose- alt ae Brat

NOBEL PRIZE IS AWARDED PRESIDENT   $10,000 PRIZE WILL BE CONFERFERRED ON PRESIDENT WILSON DECEMBER 10TH   URGES ECONOMY   Wilson's Last Message to Congress Asks That Taxes Be Lightened —Quotes Lincoln

NOBEL PRIZE IS AWARDED WILSON   le Third Amencan to Be Honored with Bequest Left By Swedish  tmeentar

Plans ‘Discussed, for Co-opera tion “by Representatives 0 nf Armenia.   NOBLE PEACE PRIZE “! 90 PRESIDENT WILSON

NOBEL PRiLs GOES T0 WILSON   Award Carries With It Great Horor and $40,000 in Money   Roosevelt and Root Only Othe: Americans Receiving Prize

HONOR FOR PRESIDENT   WILSON TO BE AWARDED NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.   Only Two Other Americans Have Re. ceived the Gift, Which Carries Grant of $40,000.

NOBEL PRIZE FOR WILSON   To Be Awarded to President...of* the United States Dec. 10th

WILSON GIVEN NOBEL PEACE BRITE AF 1991   ruizeE T0 BE DELIVERED AMERICAN PRES'DENT ON DE(EMBER THE PENTH.

 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WILL ‘BE CONFERRED ON WILSON  DECEMBER TENTH. NEXT

WILSON IS GIVEN NOBEL PEACE PRIZE   TENDERED HONOR IN ANNUAL SELECTION  »

NOBLE PRIZE FOR PRESIDENT WILSON   a  Executive Will Be Awarded Peac: Prize on December 10. Is Third American Honored.

PEACE PRICE .TO WILSON.      For the Second Time .the Nobel Grant. Comes ta President of the United States.-

1320 NOBEL PRIZE bUES 10 WILSON   Annual Award Carries With I a Grant of About $40,000.

Pres, Wilson Is Third American to Re  ceive the Honor—Prize Carries With It About $40,000.

TO GE? NOBLE AWARD.   Wilson be Presented With Prize De. cember (0...

ME oSAAE 1D WUNGHESS {)  APTTAL FOR TAX REVISTA   Independence for Philippine Islands Urged by President Wilson   PLEADS FOR ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT   Loan to Armenia Asked Need of Workable Budget System Told

APPEAL TO!) SUPREME COURT         Kansas Industrial Court Law De; cision Taken Up

CHILEAN NEWSPAPERS SUPPORTING MEXICANS IN JENKINS AFFAI   MEXICAN OVESTION BEING WIDE LY DISCUSSED IN CHILE AND NEIGHBORING NATIONS,

FOURTH ROLL CALL WILL BE SUGGESSFU   J  /MANY CHAPTERS ARE REPOR? ING PROSPECTS OF HUN.  ’ DRED PERCENT GAIN

CHARGED WITH SELLING ‘WORTHLESS STOCK:   Search is Deing: Made fer Man Whi Was Head of Investinent Com papy in Chicago,

FARMER-LAGDH PLATEOR iia DECLARATIONS   Principles are Considered toc Radical by the Fortyeighters Group0   Demands the Repeal of Es: pionage, Sedition and “Criminal Syndicalist’ Laws.

RECOGNITION OF SOVIET  RUSSIAN RULE IS AMONG. LABOR-FARMER DEMAND‘       Also Insists That U. S. Stop “Subjugating Conquered Peoples Under Versailles Treaty”; Wants Public to Own All Utilities and Natural Resources.

TOORADICAL FOR FORTY-EIGHTERS   PLATFORM ADOPTED BY THE FARMER-LABOR GROUP HAS NINE PLANKS.

PROVISIONS OF PARTY PLATFORI ARE MADE PUBLIC   ‘Planks ‘Which Committee of 48  Held Tuo Radical Are Set Out; 7 Many Provisions Named

PLATFORM AS ADOPTED BY LABOR GROUP   Draft, Considered tox Radical for 48ers.— Has Nine Planks.

Says. -War System: Created Millionaire for. Each: Three =“ Yanks Killed in: Battle.

PLATFORM T00 RADICAL FOR FORTY-EIGHTERS   Pledges Support to “A League of Free Peoples”

RADIGAL PLATFORM LIKE SOCIALISTS   Too Strong Even for La Follette —Fublic Ownership! of ~ All Utilities.

Radicals Demand Freedom to stvik and Sptak, Soldier Bonus and Public Ownership.

BATTLE ADVAL: N CHOICE OF WW. JURORS   Two More Passed Temporas rily During Course of Day to Hear Evidence in Armistice Day Shooting of ex-Service Men.   FIGHTING FOR EVERY INCH   Prevalence of Influenza May Interfere With Presence of Venire and Hinder Work of Completing Panel of Twelve.

Kignt Temporary Jurors Are in Boxto Try Wobs For Centralia Killing:

BOOKS LOANED DURING WAR BEING RETURNEL   Approximately 6,000 Volume: Furnished By North Carolinians Returned

‘EVERYBODY READ’ CURE FOR UNREST   American Library Association Fighting for Better Citizenship With Its “Books for Everybody Campaign’’; Material in State

See No Hope for Lowden or Wood, and Say Johnson is Plaving a Lone Hand   HUGHES TO “STEP IN”   Candidate Defeated in 1916 or Some Other “Dark Horse” Being Groomed to Break tha Desdinck

WOOD DECLARED DEAD; LOWDEN LITTLE BETTER   Hi Pépular B But Bosses Oppose; Dark Horse : ‘Best Bet

‘WOOD SCRATCHED ASSERTS GARDNER   Declares Use Of Money  Big Bar To Nomination 01 Wood and Lowden.

HEALTH SCHOOL TO OPEN SOON   Prospectus To Appear In Paper: After April 4. Governor Enrolls.

SUSPICIOUS OF GERMAN ACT   Trying to Expert 200,000 Kiflesa by Way of Sweden.

INVENT NEW WIRELESS. EMERGENCY SHIP CALI   CALL MADE BY BELL WHICH RING!

fo ee ee ee a enue se ee ea a  ‘NEW S.O. S. CALL : RINGS ALARM ON  a RESCUING SHIP:

NEW WIRELESS DEVICE CAN RING ALARM BELLS   American Chamber of Commerce in London Makes Annvuncement of System.

SCORES HARDINGS * ST. PAUL ADDRESS   ILLINOIS DE MOCRATIC CONGRESS. MAN COMMENTS ON OHIO  SENATOR'S SPEECH

DECLARES HARDING CAMOUPLAGES FARMER‘   ‘Chairman of Western Democratic Headquarters Shows Senator's Wheat Price Record.

Harding’s Utterance for $1.00 Wheat Told by Congressinan Doremu   Congressional Record is Pullec on the Republican Presiden- _ tial Nominee. ~

ore E. DOREMUS“ON HARDING SPEECE      Says Senator is Trying t Cover Up Remarks of 1917   ACCUSES CANDIDATE OF SIDESTEPPING

CONGRESS WILL HAVE BUSY TIME   Opening of Session Monda’ Will Find Much Necessary Legislation Pending   MANY DEMANDS COMING

MANY DEMANDS ~ FOR NEW LAW   PEOPLE-ARRIVING DAILY. TO "TELL CONGRESS WHAT IT OUGHT TO DO

MANY DEMANT ERG GUNS RESS   VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF THE COUNTRY SUBMITTING DEMANDS FOR LEGISLATION.   LONG SESSION 1S AHEAD   Veteran Congressmen Believe Congress Will Be in Continuous Session More Tian a Year.— Many Measures to Come Up,

ee ee eee  CONGRESS WILL BE AOKED FOR MANIFOLD LAWS   Scores Arrive in Washington Daily to Lay Proposals Before Lawmakers   NEXT CONGRESS WILL SIT A YEAR; SOME SAY   ALL MANNER OF ORGANIZA TIONS WILL ASK LEGISLA TION AS SOON AS SHORT SES SION CONVENES.

CONGRESS MEETS DEMANDS FOR NEW LEGISLATION      It Is Belleved That Congress Will Be In Session for More Than a Year After March 4.

MANY BILLS AWAIT ACT OF CONGRESS   EXPECT CONGRESS WILL BE “IN SESSION A YEAR

CONGRESS 10 MEET NEXT HONOAY   Labor, Veterans and Farm ers Lead In Demand for  New Legislation

BIG DEMAND FOR NEW LEGISLATION TO MEET CONGRESS   Representatives of All Kinds of Organizations Now in Washington for This Purpose

CANAL TRAFFIC INCREASES      Records for Fiscal ‘Year: Set New Rec ord for Panama Cut - fon,

RECORD iS MADE BY CANAL   Panama Passes 2476 Commercial Vessels, Takes In $8,800,000 in Year,

RECORD IS MADE BY CANAL   Passes 2,478 Commercial Vessels, Takes in $8,800,000 in Year.

BIG CANAL EARNS RECORD   Takes in $8,800,000 in Year—Pausses 2,478 Commercial Grafe During Fiscal Period.

SUPPLEMENT.   AIRPLANES REST AT CHICAGO   Mail-carrying Craft Postpones Trip to Omaha Until Teday.

RETAIL DEALERS FILE SUITS; 175 BACKING ACTION   ATTACK VALIDITY OF COMMIS-« SION’S ORDER FIXING $2.25 AS HANDLING MARGIN.   NEW ORDER {S EXPECTED

INVADING SONORA AR TN'SINOLOK REPORTED TRAPPED   Arizona Governor Permits Mexican General and Staff  to Cross the State.

METAL WORKERS WELL ARMED   Under Military Rule and Are Drilling Each  Morning

ITALY WORKERS ARMED, INTEND TO HOLD PLANTS   Socialist Members of Parliament and Labor Leaders Hold Conferences.

INDUSTRY COURT NOT COPIED   Geverner Allen Says It Hears No Re Intion to Anstralian Act.

ALLEN TELLS LLS HOOVER   coteexon DEFENDS-THE NEW COURT BEFORE BANKERS.   Explalns in What Respeets it Diifers fram the Australlan Law to Which Hoover Compared It.  faa

GOVERNOR DEFENDS} INDUSTRIAL COURT   DECLARES COURT IS NOT LIKE AUSTRALIAN LABOR ACT   HOOVER WAS WRONG?   Kansas Law Deals Directly With the Empleyers and Workers by Groups   No Foundation fer Statement that Law Might Substitute Government Control

RUSSIAN GOLD REACHING _ U.S. MAY BE PROPAGANDA ~” FUND OF THE BOLSHEVIK

SEEK SOURCE OF GOLE   GOVERNMENT WANTS TO KNOW IF SHIPMENT FROM RUSSIA 15 BOLSHEVIK,

HIPMENT GOLD FROM RUSSIA IS A MYSTERY HERE   elieved May  Be Part of Bolshevik Propaganda Fund.

MAY BE PART OF PROPAGHDA FUND, BEL   Department of Justice to Learn * Who Sent and . Who: Goi Gold   FEDERAL RESERYE™ REPORT GIVES CLUE   Arrival of Gne Third Million First Shipment Since ~ Year 1916

U. S. TO SEEK SOURCE OF BOLSHEVIK! GOLL   Belief Exists Recent Shipments Are To Finance Propaganda In America.

MAKE INQUIRY INTO SHIPWIENT OF RUSS GOLD   Belief Exists That Recent. Ship ment Was For Propaganda Fund.  Federal Reserve Bank State ment Brings Receipt To Light :

Department of Justice Believes   Shipments are Part of Bol  sheviki Propaganda KPund

SHIP ARRIVES SAFELY TODAY   Ward Line Vessel ‘Went , Aground Yesterday off Yucatan

QUGT OF TRADING PLAN WITH Rath VOICED BY ALLIES   Soviet Regime Alleged to Have Given Consent Then Taken Steps That Would Halt.   ROLLING STOCK BOARDS ARE WITHOUT AMERICANS   Their Absence Requires Actior to Provide Officers Which U. §. Was to Furnish.

PARTIAL BLOGKADE WILLNOT WORK OU   Council Of Ambassadors Doubt - Practical Working Of-Plan Jo Resume: Trade.   BOLSHEVIKS NOT FAIR

DIFFICULTIES SEEN IN) PLAN TO BEGIN TRADING WITH RUS!   Bolsheviki Declared to bes Put ting Blocks to Moves Made For Resumption   MILITARY OFFENSIVE ON POLAND DENIES   ‘Conflicting Views Develop A to Menace of “Reds” In United States

SEE DIFFICULTY AHEAD   HINDRANCES ‘TO PLAN TO RESUME TRADE WITH RUSSIA           Diseussion In Coanci) of Anrbassad: ver

WORKING PLAN HAS DEFECTS   Practical Working of Resump tion of Trading With Russia Finds Obstacles.

OVER WORKING. OE TRANE PLAN    Council _ of Ambassadors Thint: Russian Co-operative Arrange-. ment May Not Work.

GOUNCIL QOUBTS ABILITY OF THE AUSS SOCIETIES   Ambassadors Fear Co-opera tive Organizations Unable to Deliver Goods to People.

LIFTING OF RUSSIAN BLOCKADE DISCUSSEL   FEAR IS FELT AT PARIS CON FERENCE THAT SOVIET GOV ERNMENT WILL TAKE ADVANT AGE OF SITUATION.

TRADE WITh AUGalA FEARED UNFEASIBLE   Soviet Imposes Rules Thal Make Trading Impossible.

‘Rescue of the Crew ‘Necessitated 2 * New Feature in. Ocean Experiencés—-Done by Hand.

BUOY AND PHONE SYSTEM RELEASED BY TRAPPED MEN   Stern of Diver Raised and Hole Cut to Afford Air for Entombed Crew

HUN MoI rULFILL Intl EAMG   BRITISH, REPORTED, FAVOR MODERATION   French Vote of Confidence Supports Firm Policy Toward Germany '

Allies Have No Intention foi the Moment of Modifying War Guilty Demand   TEXT OF COVERING NOTE IS APPROVED   LIST OF WAR GUILTY TO BI HANDED GERMAN GOVERN MENT AT EARLIEST POSSI BLE MOMENT. ra

Have No Intention of Receding from the Stand Which Has Been Taken   TERMS OF PEACE TREATY ‘ARE PLAIN   Article 228 Provides for Trial o Men Accused cf Acts of law Violation

Allied Government Declded Posi tfrely List of War Gullty Be Handed Germany.

HUN MUI FULFILL IntAl TERMS   if Allies Have No Intention of  Modifying Demands, An-  : nounced Today   BRITISH, REPORTED, FAVOR MODERATION   French Vote of Confidence Supports Firm Policy Toward Germany °

NO INTENTI*# me OF MODI Tine   Allies will Insist that Ger man War Guilty are Surrendered for Trial   .TO PRESENT THE LIST   Pro German Chancellor at Earliest Possible Moment —Demand in Full

DO NOT INTEND FOR A MOMEND  ‘TO MAKE A CHANGE IN THES  ! CLAUSE OF THE PRACE  TREATY.   The Allied Governments,. Accordiag to the Announcement, Regard Is as Imperative that Germany Recognize Her Obligation to Carry Out Terms.

CAN EXTEND RELIEF TO THE NEED   United States Grain Corpor ation Has Sufficient Authority to Act Says Congress.

IGr rain Cor poration’s  Authority Allows Aid  {   to Europe, Decision

PROJECT UNFEASIBLE      Canalization of St. Lawrence River is Opposed

UNION MINERS HOLD ELECTION   UNOFFICIAL RESULTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE KNOWN SOON.

CONSOLIDAT'N OF 4 EXPRESS COMPANIES 1S BIG MONOPOLY   ‘Action of I. C. C. Called  Dangercus By Member of   Commission   COMPETITION FADES   Service and Attitude of Carrier Companies Toward Public Deteriorates

Express Merger ——- Bars Competition   American Railway. Expres: Company Has Strangle Hold on Business   WAS WARTIME ACTION

DECLARES MERGER? OF 4 COMPANIES * GRAVE MISTAKE   Member Of Commerce. Commission Hits Express Monopoly.   DISAGREES WITH _ THE MAJORITY      Declares Public Interest Has Not Been Promoted By Consolidation.

SAYS MERGER = WILL DESTROY COMPETITION   Commissioner McChord Criticises the Granting of the Application to Combine Four Express Com nanies..

Of Four Principal Express Companies Creates Greater Monopoly, Says Commissioner Melhord.

ARMISTICE BROKEN      Claim. is Made that Poles Vio. lated Agreement

LATE ANAL Tg HELP OBneGUN CECUAE OFFICE   State of Colima Has Been . Taken Over by Forces. ° of Revolution    REPORTED CARRANZA ESCAPED ON GUNBOAT   Rode to Freedom Through '- Tropical Jungles, Refugee . at El Paso. Says

CARRANZA ASKS HIS FORCES TO HOLD ON   TELIS THEM HE WILL GUARANTEE THEIR PAY FOR SBERVIiChsS RENDERED BY THEM TO THEIR COUNTRY.

RAILWA WAY CONDITIONS NORMAL IN NEW YORK   EREIGHT TRAFFIC BACH ON SCEEDULE EBASTERNERS SAY

STRIKE WANES IN FAR EAST   Passenger and Freight Traffic Rapidly Becoming Normal.

SERVICE AGAIN NORMAL INN, ¥   RADICALS UNABLE TO STOT RETURN OF MEN TC THEIR OLD JOBS.   Piaces of Sirikers Who Do No Go Back Are Being Filled b: New Workers.

LONDON SWORD TO PERSHING   American Commander Given Embierr Presented by British Metropotis— Weapon la Golden.

FY Vv WYETRS THEATER OPE:         Steps for. Peace Taken in Enealand’s Coat Fields

ae Seem eeen ns Umm ULM  Generation of  Goodlessne - Brings Hs Natural Fruit

WAVE OF CRIMINALITY IN BERLIN DOES NOT ABATE   Jails Filled to Capacity With Thieving Fraternity.

QUICK WORK BY COURT IN CASE OF EMBETTLERS   Prominent Wilnington, Del... Men Séntenced To Fight Years In  Work House Alter Pleading (te Pee 7   COUSINS STOLE HUGE SUMS

COUSINS GIVEN. “JAIL FOR THEFT   BOTH WERE FALSE:T0 TRUST      4 moe Fi 5 . ‘One Embezzled From Bank; The Other From Concern of Which: He Was Treasurer

UNION SUSPENDED FOR DISOREDIENCI   Brotherhood of Mafntenance of Way and Rathvay Shopmen “Ousted.  by Federation for ABezed

MAINTENANCE MEN ARE SUSPENDED BY.A. FL   Action Taken Because Rod Union Refused: to Abide by: Ruling of Higher Hod

ON WHICH gi INFORMA  By New Cert. Co ‘Bas Coal Fric in fades   Will Be Held at the State House Be ginning September 27th

WAR LEGISLATION MAY BE REPEALED   House Adopts Resolution by Decided Vote—Three in Opposition

Phe WAR AGT REPEAL   Predict That Senate Will Pass Resolution and President Will Sign It

HOUSE VOTES 10 REPEAL ALL BUT 2 WARTIME AGT!   Resolution Excepts Lever Food Control and Trading With The Enemy Act—Measure Is Sent to Senate.

REPEALS WAR LEGISLATION   Resolution Adopted By House and Sent to the Senate,   LEVER FOOD ACT RETAINED

SIXTY MEASURES WOULD BE. KILLED: AY PROPOSED AGT   ALLL EMERGENCY LEGISLATION EXCEPTING LEVER AND ENEMY TRADING ACT AFFECTED.   0 NOW UP 10 SENATE   House Democrats Predict President Will Approve Move—Upper Body Vote Expected Before Adjournment.

HOUSE VOTES: FOR  AEPEAL OF ry “ALL WARTIME ACTS   Lever Food Control and Trading With Enemy Laws Expected. °- Democrats Object.

WOULD TERMINATE WARTIME STATUES   HOUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION END ING MEASURES EXCEPT LEVER AND ENEMY TRADE   RETAIN PROFITEER CURB   Commerce With Germany Would  Remain Under Governmental Reoulation.

Would Retain Only Lever Food Control and Trading With Enemy Acts; Approximately  Sixty Laws, Giving Wide Power to the   President Would Be Taken Off Books:    EXPECT SENATE TO ADOPT IT

BiG VOTE GIVEN RESOLUTION 10 ~ CURTAIL POWER   Lever Law and Trading With Enemy Act Left on the Statute Books.

WHY SONORA IS IN REVOLUTION   IS QUITE AMERICAN AND / MOST’ BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY,

SONORA IS WHOLLY AMERICAN IN CHARACTER   Natives Have Our Ideals and They Have Long Been Good Customers of Ours.

SUMETHING ABOUT STATE OF oONOR   This Part of Mexico ts the Mos American Region in Al! of This  Big Republic.   NATIVES ARE CALLED   “YANKEES OF MEXICO”   Practically All Families Locatec There Send Their Children to U. S. Schools.

LACK OF BOOZE HAS PUT AN END TO XENIA WORKS   Board Announces Prohibitior Has Closed Prison Doors   Only Five Prisoners Held With Number Formerly Half A Hundred.

METHODISTS’ FOREIGN EXPENDITURES QOUBLEL   Report of the Foreign Missions Board Shows Vast Increases in Work

CHURCH SPENT 10 MILLION 10 SPREAD FAITE   Report Made M. E. Confer ence Shows Missions Big Expense.

ONE WOUNDED WHEN MOBS SEEK NEGRO   Fifteen Arrested for Storming Indianapolis Jail Last Night.

MOB ATTEMPTS T0 SEIZE JAlt   Heavy Guard Put About Marion County Jail to Prevent Lynching of Fiend Who Assaulted Girl; Attempt to Storm Fails; One Wounded.

WOMEN OBTAIN GOVERNMENT OF WYOMING TOWN   Thigir Candidetea Cary Theetion by Two to One Vote in Jackson,

Is It Really Coming to This? Cheyenne Elects an All-Woman City Government

LODGE SlGN USES TOGET DOCTOR TC PRESCRIBE BOOZE   Then: He Was Offered Freedom from Arrest for $1,000, Tried Suicide. Story.

GOVERNMENT’S RIGHT   To Retain Control of Coal In. dustry is Attacked.

ATIAGK SIGHT OF GOVERNMENT Td RETAN GONTROL   Temporary Restraining Order Granted on Petition West Virginia Coal Companies.   WILL FACE BANKRUPTCY IF RESTRICTIONS STAND   Operators Will be Unable to Produce at Government Fixed Prices After April First, Bills Piled in Two Suits Say, and Many Mines in This State May he Closed,

REDUCTION OF TAXES URGED,   Lowden Says That i« Remedy for High laving Cinta.

Refuses State Department Messages Unless They Are Prenoaid.   OLD SORE JS OPENED   Government Had Refused te Let Company Land Cable ‘in Florida.

INFLUENZA SITUATION AT GREAT LAKES IMPROVE!   Sixty Additional Cases Reported on Wednesday as Against 11S on Preceding Tay.

INFLUENZA CASES DECREASE.   Only 60 Reported at Great Lakes Naval Teninine School.

REPUBLICANS DRAW PLANS. FORRACE   “Fair” Represent ation for Labor Wanted ©   Plans for Extending War Deb Over Long Period Is One of Declarations Made at Chicazo Banquet

REPUBLICANS ~~ INFIRM STAND   Plans for Campaign of 192¢ Bring Out Firm Declaration of Party Polities.   ANERICANISM S$ KEYNOTE

6.0.P. LOVE FEAST IN ~ CHICAGO   GOy. -LOWDEN.. AND MAIOR ENERAL,  Wee Woon sPokr   CHAIRMAN Ars OF THE ae MMITTEE eGR LW «ee

REPUBLICAN MOTOR TUNED UP” FOR THE COMING 1970 GAMPAIGN TODAY   CREDIT CUTS AL: FORDAST BY UNCLE SAM

G.O. P.Ils Tuned Up ... : For 1920 Campaign   Hays Outlines Some of _ Republicans Will _ “Go To Bat.”

6,0. P.1S TUNED UF FOR RACE   Harmony Declared Establishes At Rin Chicago Meeting

Republican Keynote Is Sounded at Big Banque in Chicaso---Wood Talks   JACKSON BANQUET SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED   Democratic Interest Centers Around Bryan--lays Discloses “Rep” Planks For 1920

1920 CAMPAIGK   PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS AND COMMITTEEMEN AGHKEE ON POLICIES TO BE ADOPTED   AMERICANIZATION KEYNOTE   Worfare Against Reds is Urged by All the Spezke1s—-Labor to be Given Fair Reptesentation — Extravagance is Hit

TEPUBLIGANG Ant READY FOR I820  BATTLE   Chairman Hays Outlines Issues On Which G. O. P. Will Go to Bat

TUNING UP FOR 1990 CAMPAIGN   Republican Leaders Come Ont Strongly For Buppression of Disorderly Element.   GEN. WOOD SPEAKS - WITH GOV. COWDEN   Before Great Gathering of Party Leaders in Chicago—Chairma Hays Outlines Some of the Questions That Will Be Beforc the Voters.

ENJOINI: ULC. FROM ENFORCING 2 GENT FARE LAM   Restraining Order Issued By Federal Judges at Chicago

LAFOLLETTENOT SATISFACTORY FOR PRESIDENT   CHICAGO CONVENTION GETTING UNDER WAY   ; Henry Ford and Charles H. Ingersoll, Watchmaker, Mentioned as Compromise Ma } 7 ferial.

SINGLE TAKER AGKINGT CHOICE OF UA FOLLETT   Committee of 48 Finds Opposition to Wisconsin Sen. ator As Third Party Candidate For Presidency.

CEFORTS 10 FORM JAD PARTY TODAY   Committee of 48 Tries to Line Up Single Taxers and Labor Adherents.

SINGLE TAXERS, AND ~_ LABORITES CONFE   Efforts.to Align Both Parties Behind ‘Single Fusion“ Ticket # Continues... +

LAFOLLETTE HAS NOT DECIDED TO ACCEPT   Will Let Third Party Know Today Whether He Will be  Candidate for President.

OPEN THIRD PARTY CONVENTION TODAY   Efforts Align Support Bebind  National Organization Made By Committeemen

SEEK TO SECURE SUPPORT.   Backers’ oft Para SPerty> are ‘frying to ougy Single  — ss £ « « 6° % > » *&  -m

} LABOR PARTIES 10 FUSE?   SINGLE TAXERS AND LABOR PARTY ARE BECKONED BY COMMITTEE OF 48

THIRD PARTY: MEN ARE . ~~ -GATHERING IN CHICAGO FOR THEIR CONVENTION

PLATFORM Fitri] LOOMS AT CHICAGO   THIRD PARTY LEADERS SEER SUPPORT OF SINGLE TAXERS AND LABOR IN MOVE,

AFOLLETTE UNDECIDED WHETHER 10 AUN FOR THIRD PARTY, SPLIT 1S PROBABLE

LAFOLLETTE 11 ANNOUNCE flo DECISION TODAY   Will Say Whether Or Not He Will Accept Third Party  Nomination If Given.

CUMMINGS CHAIRMAN — = OFePARTY: CONVENTION   Col. John. I. Martin.to be Ser: geant-at-Arms Against Sai Francisco Gathering:

Sen. Robt. Lafollette Will Write Own Platform If He Heads Third Part:

LA FOLLETTE T0 ~ GIVE DECISION   Willing to Make Race Provided Lib eral Organizations Will Agree ~ “on Hn

$1.1 INCREASE FOR MINERS   Men of Alberta Coal Mines Have Their Pay Hoisted.

WOMAN REPUBLICAN CAUCUS   Sanday Set as Time te Plan Piatform Planks te Prevent te  Sime ee ee A.

WOMEN DELEGATES WILL HOLD CAUCUS AND FRAME PLANS   VICTOR HEINTZ APPOINTED T) ASSIST IN) P (US PARING DEMANDS,   MEETING CALLED SUNDAY   Two Planks Being Discussed by Lead. ere—One Relates to Suffrage anc the Other to Prohibition,

Choeked at Philadelnhia   LLOYDS ON UNEASY STREET - WITH PROSPECT OF LOSING BIG CHUNK OF INSURANCE

GROCERS WANT CONCESSIONS   W helesalers Cd ype ne Cane Against Packers and Railronds.

GROCERS CONTINUE FIGHT ON PACKERS   WHOLESALERS NOT SATISFIED WIfH PALMER AGREEMENT—RESTRICTIONS   HINGES UPON SIDE LINES   Handling of Related Products Also  Distributed by Wholesalers Hrines Canteet

WILL DEPORT 500 RADICALS   Delay Due to Scandinavian Refusal to Receive the Reported Reds.

Five Hundred Red. Rust ~ “Awaiting , Deportation -~ <=. Beam. United State:

MORE RADICALS TO BE DEPORTED BY UNCLE SAW   Five Hundred Now Awaitins Deportation, Says Labor Department.

HOLD 00 RUSSIAN RADICALS WITH NL COOD DUMP HANEY   Deportees Delayed by Refusa of Scandinavian Countries to Let Them Land.

Scandinavian Countries Refuse To Accept And Other Frontiers Are Cloged

MORE REDS TO GO.      Five Hundred Russians Will 'he Beported As Soon as Way “Opens.:

IVE HUNDRED AUGOIAN RADICALS AE AWAITING DEPORTATION FROM Ul ‘   ALL EXCEPT FORTY OF MOR DANGEROUS CRIMINALS ARE FREE UNDER BAIL.

500 RADICALS TO BE DEPORTED   Many Are Out on Bond, While Others Held in  Confinement

Over 500-:Russian : ‘Radicals Remain. : ‘to be. Deported   Refusal. of Scandinavian Coun tries to Grant. Thoroughfare Delays Expulsion —

TO DEPORT 500 MORE REDS   Statement by Department of Labor Shows. Many Reds Remain to Be Deported.

IU RADICALS YET (0 BE DEPORTED   Rus sians Await Orders Ts Be Sent Back Home.

FUTURES UNTIL JUL   PASSAGE OF GRONNA BILE IS OF POSED BY LEADING GRAIN EXCHANGES OF  COUNTRY a

NO TRADING Ih WHEATTILL JUL   MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS MAD OPPOSES THE BILL OF SENATOR GRONNA.

THOMASVILLE WILL GONGIDER PHONE > RATE INGREASE   Mayor Dekle C. Calls on Business Men of City to Take Some Action on Proposed Raise in. Rates. of- Belf Telephone Company. .

THOMASVILLE WILL - CONSIDER PHONE RATE INCREAS!   Mayor Dekle Calls on Business Men of City to Take  Some Action on Proposed Raise in Rates of Bell Telephone Company,

INCOAL ORDEI   Coal Operators and Rail Officials Present Request to the Commission.   EXPECT AN EARLY DECISION   Order Giving Priority to Northwest Leaves Indiana, Ohio and Michigan Short.

IN OHIO, INDIANA AND MICHIGAN CITIES IS PRAYER   Of Coal Operators and Rail - road Legislatives — Ask New Priority of Service Orders be Issued. —

NEWTHEORY IN BOMB EXPLOSION   Workmen Tell of Conversation With Driver of Death Wagon, a.   DELIVERING SUPPLIES   Workmen Say Explosives Are Often Delivered in New York Without Permits to Transfer,

Workmen Tell of Talking t Death Wagon Driver—“Warnthgs” Sent Broadcast.

Anonymous Letter Of Warning Causes Calling Of Sleuths   3ix Workmen at New York Municipal Building Claim to Have Spoken With Driver of - Wall Street “Death Wagon.”

TALKED TO  THE DRIVER   Workmen, Tell, of Having Seen the Man With the “Death” Wagon.”

WARNING LETTER TO CLEVELAND OFFICIAL STIRS UP EXCITEMENT   Promise to Blow Up Great Banks Before Nightfall —Boston on Guard.

MORE WARNINGS OF BOMBS RECEIVED   Officials of Four Cities Get Anonymous Letters.   Cieveland, New York, Boston and Tren ton Have Blast Scares—Guards Are Posted.

Warnino!    Epidemic of Letters Warning  of Bomb Explosions Breaks Out; Many Buildings” Guarded.

MANY BOMB WARNINGS   Officials of Four Cities Get Anonymous Letters.   Cleveland, New York, Boston and Tren ton Have Blast Scares—Guards 4 Are Posted.

THREATS T0 BLOW UP BANKS IN OHIO   Postmaster of Cleveland Is Warned to Look Qut For “Death Wagons.”   Heavy Guard Rushed to Points Threatened in Anonymous Letter

MORE BLAST WARNINGS   ANONYMOUS LETTERS SENT TO FOUR CITY OFFICIALS.   New York, Cleveland, Trenton anc Boston Get Explosion Scares— Precautions Are Taken.

WORKMEN TELL OF TALK WITH WAGON DRIVER   Tale Revives First Theory That N. Y. Explosion Was Accident.

REVIVE THEORY OF ACCIDENT IN WALL STREET EXPLOSION   FOUR WORKMEN CLAIM TC HAVE TALKED WITH DRIVEI OF WAGON CONTAINING EX PLOSIVES

Volunteer Witnesses Tell o: Talking with Mysterious Waron Driver

EXTRA!   GLEVELAND OLATED FUR BOMB OUTRAGE   WAGON LOADS OF HIGH EXPLO. SIVES ENROUTE TO CITY,   ‘BANKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS TO BE WRECKED.   As Soon as the Postmaster Received Warning of the Planned Attempt Today Squads of Police Were Stationed Near Buildings.

SAW DRIVE OF ~ “DEATH WAGON” - MEN DECLARE   Theory That Accident and Not Plot Caused New York Explosion Revived

DRIVER OF THE WAGON   THAT FIGURED IN THE - WALL STREET EXPLOSION-LAST THURSDAY   Said His Team ‘Had Been . Blown Up :and He Was - Leaving to Telephone Em:  oninver = -

Threats Made To Blow Up Big Build ings in Boston and Cleveland  ma lokere Snenepied.

OX Wie Wed Oo Vier Ulu Them His Wagon Destroyed By Bomb Blast  REVIVES THEORY OF 3 RIGS COLLIDING  Driver Said His E nployer Had Sent Him Out With Load Of Material  ~~ «- a os —_— .7  es   Had Stepped To Telephone Whea Explosion Came

FIND WORKMEN WHO. TALKED TO SRIVER OF DEATH WAGON   Story of Four ‘Men First Clue to Identity of Driver Unearthed by Authorities      WARNINGS OF. BOMB PLOTS RECEIVED IN FOUR CITIES   Cleveland, Brooklyn, Trentor and Boston on Guard Today

Plot to Bomb Cleveland Banks Told in Letter; Police Guarding Places

EXTRA!   bE   WAGON LOADS OF HIGH EXPLO SIVES ENROUTE TO CITY,   BANKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS TO BE WRECKED.   As Soon as the Postmaster Received Warning of the Pianned Attempt Today Squads of Police Were Stationed Near Buildings.

AT CLEVELAND   Postmaster is Told of Plot tc Blow Up Two of City’s Banks,

WORKMEN TO HAVE SEEN DEATH WAGON   Four Men Found Who Declar: They Had Spoken to the Driver.   THE MAN 1S DESCRIBEL   Explosion Warning Received at * Cleveland—Besten Ptaces City Hall Under Guard.

More Bomb Plot Warnings Keep 7" _ Boston and Cleveland on Guard; : New York Hunts Driver of Wagor

DESCRIPTION GIVEN OF DRIVER OF BONE TRUCK BY WORKMEN   Police Officials Get Much Desired Information Today. Four Werkmen Saw the Driver.   WAS SLAV OR GERMAN   Description Does Not Tally With That Given Previously by Stenoegrapher.

TALKED TO-DRIVER OF DEATH WAGON THEY SA   Four Workmen in Wall Btreet District Think He Was Slav or German. .

BANKS MARKED AS BLAST TARGETS   Buildings te be Blown up Teday. Letter Says   POSTMASTER RECEIVES NOTE   Threat Against Custems House Fails to Develop

POSTMASTER Io GIVEN WARNING (IF A AISASTER   Letter Says Two Wagon Loads of Explosives Being Brot Into City to Blow Up Three Banks

CLEVELAND HAS) SCARE,   Postmaster Was Warned of At tempt to Blow up Banks. 

ASK U.S. TO BUY LIQUOR SUPPLY   Orys Want Government to Pur. chase 60,000;000 Gallons in Bond.   WOULD DENATURE ALCOHOL   Points to Temptation Caused by Pres. ence of the Whiaks—State of Kentucky Files Brief Attacking Eichtaenth Amandment.

MT TTATIAR   Drys Want Government to Purchase 69,000 090 Gallons in Bond,   WOULD BENATURE ALCOHOL   Poirts to Temptation Cauced by Pres ence of the Whisky—State of Kentucky Files Brief Attacking Eighteenth Amendment.

British Pound Sterling Slumping te New Low Record   AND THE REPUBLICAN PART LEADERS   Have Taken Charge of Pending Cor srescional Legislation.

URGANIZED LABOR STARTS CAMPAIGN AGAINST CANDIDATE   Asks Defeat of Pennsylvania and New Jersey Congressmen Who Supported R. R. Bill.   IN LINE WITH DECISION   To Put Federation of Labor Ac. lively Into Politics During This Campaign.

UNION LABOR FIGHTING , MEN: WHO OPPOSE. LABOI   The American Federation. of Li _ bor ‘Advises Membera How To Vote.

LABOR BEGINS FIGHT... AGAINST CONGRESSME!   Campaign Against 32 Men in Pennsylvania and New Jersey is Begun Today. -

OPENS FIGHT CANDIDATES FOR OFFIGI   Seeks Defeat of 25 Pennsylva. nia and Seven New Jersey Congressmen

LABOR STARTS FIGHT ON FOES   Defeat of Congressmen Who Support ed the Raiiroad Bill Urged in Philadeiphia,

UNIONS OPEN FIGHT: AGAINST ELECTION OF FOE CANDIDATES   Campaign Launched by Labor as 25 Congressmen Seek Returs to Capital

ALEX HOWAT DEFIES COURT   Chief of Kansas Miners Supports Strike of the Men at Pittsbura.

ALEX HOWAT DEFIES COURT   Chief of Kansas Miners Supports Strike of the Men at

SEVERE EARTH SHOCK RECORDEL   Seismograph Shows Quake t Be Most Intense in Last Two Years.

EARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED IN U. S.   REGISTERED IN WASHING TON, CHICAGO AND IN CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

WORST QUAKE T -- YEARS FELT   Severe Earth Shock, Lasting Several Hours, Registered a Washington and Chicago-—Disturbance Believed Centered In the Atlantic Ocean

SEVERE EARTH SHOCK REPORTED BY Ul. 9. OFISMOGRAPH °   Georgetown University and Harvard and Chicago, All Record “Smashing” Shock Which is Believed Centered In The Atlantic Ocean.

RECORD SEVERE SHOCKS   ‘Instruments Catch ‘Quakes. Location of Tremors Unknown.   iRy Aannsiabed Preaee)

UNUSUALLY SEVERE. QUAKE REGISTERE!   Estimated at 2,800- Miles From Washington.

SEISMOGRAPHS RECORD HAR THQUAKE SHOCK OF EXTRAORDINARY FORCE   Observatories in Chicago and Seattle Detect Tremor Reported by Georgetown University Director, but Los Angeles Instrument Indicates No Trace of Seismic Disturbance Believed ta be in United States in Vicinity of Pacific Coast   CHICAGO ESTIMATES SHOCK TSR 3080 MI.HER DISTaAnT

CENTER OF QUAKE 2 800 MILES FROM WASHINGTON   Shocks Worst Recorded at George. town University Observatory in Two Years.   LOCATION APPARENTLY Is IN THE ATLANTIC OCA   Deduction Made from Readings of Seismographs in Capital 4 and in Chicago. }   DESCRIBED AS ‘‘SMASHER’*      Maximum Intensity Reached 23 Minuste After First Sheck ' Te Pale

EARTHQUAKE RECORDED AT GOV'T POSTS   Heavy Tremors Felt at Many Points; Location Is Not Known. _

MOST VIOLENT EARTH SHOCKS IN. TWO YEARS RECORDED BY CAPITAL CITY SEISMOGRAPE

WORST QUAKE IN YEARS SMASHES S. INSTRUMENTS   Observatories Unable To Locate Shocks; May Be In Ocean.

A TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE IS REPORTED   SONTINUED LONG   Washington and Chicago Seismeographs Tell of Most Violent Disturbances in Two Years in Azores or on Coast.

SEVERE EARTH OHUGKS PORTED BYU. = srieaanentph   ‘Georgetown University and  Harvard and Chicago, All  Record “Smashing” Shock  ' Which is Believed Centered Tan The Atlantic Ocean.

SEVERE EARTH SHOCK RECORDED   Quake Estimated to Be 2800 Miles West-From Washington Registered   Georgetown and Harvard ‘Universities Report “Smasher?

QUAKE REGISTERED ® AT WASHINGTON   Most Severe Shocks for Two Years Continue Many Hours This Morning

Southern Pacific Grab Gives International Phase to Workers’ Strike.   PLEA IS SENT TO CARRANZA   Taking Over Line Violate: Injunction, Says Ran dolph, lis President.

MEXICAN AUTHORITIES SEIZE AN AMERICAN-OWNED RAILROAL   Arbitrary Action by Sonora State Authorities N May Lead to Grave Complications If Persisted in Too Lohg.

STATE TAKES OVER CONTROL   Operates American Owned Railway in Mexico

MEXICANS SEIZE YANKS’ -RAILROAL   Complications Arise When Mexicar State Government Takes Over System During Strike.

ROTARIANS RAISE FUND   For Widew and Children of Physician killed by Their Train,

ROTARY CLUBS RAISE FUND.   To Aid Widow and Chittren of Linesville Physician.

SPECIAL PROSECUTOR OF LLOYD SPEAKS HERE   FRANK COMERFORD, WHO SE. CURED CONVICTION OF MILLIONAIRE “SOCIALIST” SPEAKS HERE MO?

MERFORD WILL “COME TO CITY IN ADDRESS SEPT. 28   Man: Who, Convicted “Millionaire Socialist” to Speak in City

BUUROUN Chitra WAR ON WET SENTIMENT   Leaders Would Quash Move To Make Party Champion  of Anti-Drys

Offensive Planned © on G. O. P. Platforrr        Tommediately After the San Fr: Convention: Democrats Will 5 BRostitities,

ATTACKS WILL BE LAUNCHED AGAINST G. 0..P. PLATFORM   Ohioan’ s Nomination Causes ‘ Sudden. Switch in Plans of — Administration Leaders

NEW INDICTMENT OF BALL PLAY'RS AWAITS. SERIES   OWNERS OF SEVERAL MAJOR LEAGUES PREPARE FOR COM PLETE REORGANIZATION

Delay Crooked Baseball Investigation Until After  the World’s Serie:

WILL AWAIT SERIES.”   Two Players In Present Games Said - Toe Be Involved.

AWAKENING OF INDIVIDUAL RE SPONSIBILIPY IS MOST SiG. NIFICANT FEATURE OF CAMPAIGN   BOSSES LOSING POWER   J Party Machines Will Have Difficalty in Regulating Choice of Can. didates if People Con. tinuc tu Assert Their i Power

CITIZENS ARE AWANENING TE ~ RESPONSIBILIT}   INDIVIDUALS DETERMINED TO * KNOW WHAT THE CANDIDATES STAND FOR.   MORE PRYING PRACTIV

AMERICAN PEOPLE BEGINNING TO REALIZE RESPONSIBILITY IN POLITICS.

PUBLIC APPEAL MADE BY PUBLIC SERVICE HEADS   REPORTS ASKED OF COAL CARS SIDE TRACKED ON RAIL ROADS OF THE STATE    (By United Press)

ASKED: ‘r0 INFORM. “COMMISSION OF INSTANCES WHERE COAL 18 ON SIDE. TRACKS.   MONDAY’S CONF ERENCE  ‘, ‘BROUGHT NO RELIEF       Corps. of Inspectors Started out Over State To Hunt Up Coal ’ Midetracked “tor Long Time.

PUBLIC ASKED 10 AID COMMISSION   Utility Body Appeals to Feople o Indiana to Assist in Overcoming Fuel Shortage.   LOADED COAL CARS ON SIDINGS

PUBLIC APPEALED TO BY — COMMISSION TO FOR HELP   Asked To Inform “Commission OF Instances Where Coal Is Held On Side ‘Tracks

HARDING AND COX ‘MUST FACE TeoTa DN LIQUOR ISSUE   Antisaloon League Will Pub~ lish Records of Candidates About Sept. 12.               AWET” INTERESTS SO FAR ~ LEAN DEMOCRATWARDS   West Will Not Be Carried Away ~~ by League of Nations Propaganda.

DRYS GIVE COX AND HARDING LAST CHANCE   HARDING AND COX ARE ASKED BY LEAGUE TO AFFIRM OR DENY RESULT OF INVESTIGATION

WET VERoUo THE DRY (OSUE AGAIN   Anti-Saloon League Makes Up the Records of the Two Candidates,   Something Scheduled to . Happen on 12th—Letters to Harding and Cox,

PRODUCTION HARD  COAL CURTAILED   Reduced 70 Percent During Week Sept. 5

VACATION WALKOUT CUTS ANTHRACITE ~ PRODUCTION DOW!   Has Been Curtaile’ Approximately Seventy Per Cent   TIDEWATER SHIPMENTS MAKE NEW*RECORD

$750,000,000 10 BE SPENT ON NORTH AMERICAN HARBORS   General Goethals, Builder of Panams Canal Will Discuss Terminal And Harbor Improvements Today.  _ age

SCORES DEMOCRATS FOR TREATY STAND   William J. Bryan Causes Stir in Port Wayne Democratic Circles With Speeches—Indignation Meetings Called.

Bryan Puts Blame On  Democrats   And the Donkey Party in Ft we Wayne Is Very Sore As a Result.

SOLDIER INJURED . OVERSEAS DEAD   John H. Butt, Native of East Berlin, Dies in Hospital.   TUBERCULOSIS OF SPINE   Death Occurred at Walter Reed Hos. pital, Washington. Buried at East Berlin Saturday.

SOLDIER IS DEAD FROM INJURED BACK RECEIVED OVERSEAS   Private John Harrison Butt, Sen of Mrs. Kate Butt, Broadway, Passes Away at Walter Reed Hospital.   WILL BRING BODY HERE

POLIGE GRAB OFT HOOTCH IN HEARSE   “Late Lamented’’ and Still Mourned ‘‘Gaskets’’ Coniained 141 OQOuarts of Rye.

UNDER AON   State Officials Plan to Strir Financier of All His Holdings

text FOR PONZ   Poona onal PRIENDS OF LIVTLe tVALEAN FI NANCTER TRYING JRO GET mas OUT ob J ALL   1) FILE NEW CHARGI   state Will Kile Another C‘narecr °°  Larceny for wid, eel oui to Be Stripped 4 All His Weal

Officials Seizing Every — Piece of Property Ponzi Owns; Take Wife’s Jewel:

FRIENDS TRYING TO GET PONZI ‘ OUT OF JAIL   STATE OFFICIALS CONTEMPLATE SEIZING ALL HIS PROPERTY TO PAY HIS DEBTS —

STEAMER IS BURNED AT BERTH   Big Norwegian Boat Practically Destroyed at New York.

FIREMEN SAVE NEW YORK “TERMINAL FROM FLAMES      Steamship Laden with Nitrate, Berthed at One Pier, is Center of Spectacnlar Biage

DIAZ MAY ENTER THE FOLD.   Efforts to Brimg About a Recoreilfation With De la Huerta.

FELIX DIAZ MAKING UP.   Conference Held Between Him and De La Huerta’s Chtef of Operations.

AMERICAN FARMERS JOIN HANDS WITH CANADIAN FARMERS   International Board of Agri culture Formed to Promote Firmer Cohesion

FARMERS OF AMERICA AND CANADA TO BE BOUND TOGETHER FOR THEIR COMMON 6000

FARMERS PLAN ORGANIZATION OF NEW UNION   Will Be Based on Principle of American Federation of Labor.

ADRIATIC NOTE “NOT BOLT FROM BLUE”, IS CLAIM   President’s Illness Kep' Him from Having Part in Discussions.

American Ambassador to Great Britain Discusses Instructions from Washington in Advance of Reoly    SAYS WORD MAY SHATTER IMPORTANT AGREEMENTS   Reveals, Probable Policy of the President Relative to Turkish  . Affairs and' Request for Delay in Drafting Treaty —

ALLY COUNCIL GAIT oy SPFEDY WILSON GOT LEFT BEHIND   Wallace Hinted They Ought te Set Brakes on Adriatic and Turkey Progress.   PRESIDENT WAITED THREE WEEKS, THEN SENT NOTE   After Curzon Message Aimed to Pacify Him He Held in Till He Lost Patience.

FRENCH WRITER REVIEWS MOVES ADRIATIC PUZZLE   a  Davis Talks of ‘Secre' Instructions” Says Pertinax

ALLIES ANXIOUS ABOUT ATTITUDE OF PRES, WILSON   “Pertinax,” the French Politica Writer, Thinks Work Done May Be Upset.   DISCUSSES RECENT NOTES   Says Mr. Wilson Wished Turk: ish Treaty to Be Held Open Untit Spring.

BRITISH DIPLOMATS TRIED TO DECEIVE PRESIDENT   Earl Curzon’s “Soft Words” Brough A Smashing Reply

STILL UP "INTHE AIR   French Writer, Tells How The Allies Are Waiting on The United States,  ¢

PARIS WRITER SEES NEW POLITICAL CLOUL   Statement Says the President Asked That Ottoman > Matter Be Left Until Spring That He Might YG Participate in Deliberations.

DAVIS, EXPLAINS PRESIDENT’S NOT   Paris Newspaper Says That In View of All Circumstances it Was Not “Bolt From The Blue,” as at First Reported.

UJ, $. AMBASSADOR AT _ PARIS TRIES 10 GALL HALT ON tilGHt SPECD OF SUPREME COUNCI   Going Too Far and ‘Too Fast fo: President Wilson to Follow, Declares Hugh Wallace   CURZON'S BLAND WORDS FAH. TO SOOTH W. W

“ANTIQUES” FOR FRESH EGGS. WON'T DBO, FOUST, DEPARTMENT HEAD SAYS

. ROYAL OPENS        Great Stock Show pf Country i gins in K. C. Today*

AMERICAN ROYAL OPENS   Great Stock Show pt Country Bae gins in K. C. Today’

ST. PAUL TO GET AIR LINE   Extension of Chicago-New York Route to Twin Cities Is Promised.

KANSAS VOTING TODA)   OMINATING CANDIDATES ALI ALONG LINE—-ALLEN HAS OPPOSITION

KANSAS VOTES TODAY ON STATE, SENATORIAL AND LESSER PRIMARY TICKETS

DEMOCRATS MAY NAME (UIMMIN ES   Moore Refuses to Accept Chairmanship of National Committee.   PROHIBITIONISTS MEET

PRESIDENT I QUOTED  IN REPORT   franscript Reveals Spirit o Wilson's Utterances At Secret Plenary Session.

Senator Decl ares President = Simply Veils His Proffer of Army-Navy

FUROPE FACES FAMINE UNLESS PEACE COMES   QUICK RE-ESTABLISHMENT SYMPATHETIC CO-OPERATION v URGED BY NITTI.   CLEMENCY FOR VANQUISHED   Italian Premier Declares Extremely Difficult Situation Faced by Continental Peoples.

Premier Nitti Says Europe Faces Famine; Must Show Clemency   Russia Is Not Furnishing Ray Material or Germany Factory Products.

THINKS HARDING O REAGTIONARY   Gompers Writes in American Federationist  COX GOING FORWARD   Labor Leader Says American People are Not in Favor of Going Back to Anything that is Passed—Sums Up His Version of Attitude of Opposing Parties

GOMPERS WRITES OF THE ATTITUDE OF 9 CANDICATES   Says Harding Favors “Going Backward,” Cox “Go ing Forward.

LABOR CHIEF URGES ALL UNION MEN TO STAND BY DEMOCRATS IN ELECTION

WOUMPERS MAKES STRONG PLEA TOR COX'S ELECTION   SAYS IT’S NORMALCY OF SEN. HARDING VS. PROGRESS OF GOVERNOR COX

DUMPERS PIUKa COX TO WIN As LABOR’S FRIEND   President of American Federation Tersely Sums Up Harding’s Position as in Favor of Going Backward.  GOVERNOR GOING FORWARD      Union Chieftain Says Every Earnest American Must Strive to Defeat Men Who Ignore the Worker.

ERS SAYS  X MUST WIN   wed 4 for “Going Fer fhile Hardiag Wosld ckward. He Asserts,   ; REPUBLICANS   vader Says They Hav. ack on Labor—‘‘Cox for Progress’’

BUMPERS PLEASED WITH COX PROGRAM   LABOR HEAD SAYS DEMOCRAT. IC LEADER FAVORS G0 ING FORWARD.    Charge is Made That Republicans Have Turned Their Backs © ow Labor.

RUPTURE EXPERT HERE   Seeley, Famous In This. Specialty; Called to Sheldon

RUPTURE EXPERT HERE   Seeley, Famous In This Specialty Called to Evansville.

NOW (T BEGING IN NORTH AGAIN, RUSS REDS 10 GET POLES. BY ALL THE SIGN

WILL GIVE PICNIC FOR SERVICE MEN   WILL BE FEATURE OF THE FOURTH OF JULY OBSERVANCE AT WOODLAND   Committee in Charge Met Last Night to Make Further Plans For Celebration   Numerous Concessions Have Been Cranted Space at the Park for the Dav

WILL BE FEATURE OF THE FOURTH OF JULY OBSERVANCE AT WOODLAND   Committee in Charge Met Last Night to Make Further Plans For Celebration   Numerous Concessions Have Been Cranted Space at the Park for the Day

COPPER MINE CLOSES.   Severn! Hundred Men Are Thrown Out of Employment.

INY¥ E Tv IGATION STARTS      Bank Fallures Excite Intisest of Gevernor Who Orders Prubs

INVESTIGATION OPENS   Handling ef Recent Bank Failure: : Will Be Inquired Into

TIGATION OPENS   Handling of Recent Bank Failures i Will Be Inquired Into

RIVER MEN ARE BUSY   Spokesmen From 27 Central States Ask $1,000,000,000.   Delegation of 509 Persons Going te Washington to- Urge Aid for Waterways,

ASK WATERWAYS AID   RIVER MEN TO REQUEST $1,000, 000,000 APPROPRIATION   Twenty-Seven Central States to Urge House Committee to Help Projects.

WILL ASK MONEY FOR INLAND WATERWAYS      Delegation Will Make Person: al Appeal to Congress _

$£100.000,000     WILL    Expensive Waterways — ImproveSought ef Congress

CENTRAL STATES TO SEEK IMPROVEMENTS   Completion of Waterways Project to be insisted Upon by Delegtion.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER MEN GETTING BUSY   Spokesmen From 27 Centra States Ask $1,000,000,000.   Delegation of 500 Persons Going to Washington to Urge Aid for Waterways.

WILL ASK $100,000,000   Expensive Waterways  Improvements Sought of Congress

TAKES QUT LOCAL OPTION FEATURE   Ohio Senate Passes the Gardner Eli By Vote of 24 to 7.

GARUNEH BILL PAUSED) LOCAL OPTION KILLED   Senate Ratifies Measure Passed by House by 24-7 Vote Thursday.   CRABBE ACT PASSED   Wright Amendments On Sale of Toilet Articles Badly Defeated.

MRS, OXBERGER IS UNDER ARREST   For Shooting and Killing = Mrs Nicolls, Beth Third Degree Divorcees.

FOOTBALL TEAMS READY FOR CLASSICS   Gridiron Elevens in All Sectlons Ready for the Annual Strength-testing Schedules “And ‘Championship Games To Be Staged This Year.

North Carolina Meets Sons of Eli At New Haven While Mary land Meets Princeton:   ENDS TRAINING OF SQUADS   Chief Game in South Is Clash A Atlanta of Georgia Techs  and Davidson.

SOVIETISM TO DIE SAME AS IMPERTALISM   Sovietism Supported by Enormous. Army Which They Dare Not Reduce.

Imperialism Spells Doom of Sway of Lenine in Russia, According to Esthonian For - eign Minister in London

IMPERIALISM T0 BE DEATH OF SOVIET GN   Esthonian Foreign Minister Analyzes Consequence of Bolshevik Advance.   NATION IS READY, CLAIM.

ARS OUVIET MUST KEEP FIGHTING Gh FACE REVOLUTIONS   Esthonian Foreign Ministe Piip Predicts Reds To Be Imperialistic Victim.

OPPOSE AMERICAN DAY,   Topeka Union Labor Protests Proc. lamation by Governor Allen,

PINK BOLLWORM  BILL 1S APPROVED   Dr. Hunter Notifies Governor There Will Be No Federal Quarantine Against Entire State

BY APPROVES WORM ERADICATION MEASURE   ACTION MEANS THERE WILL BE NO FEDERAL QUARANTINE AGAINST STATE.   Member of Horticnltural Board Teplores Failure to Provide Payment for Destroyed Craps.

GIRLS QUIT THEIR JOBS   Employes Pittsburg’ Chain Store * Walk out. Protest Howat Arrest.

HARDINGS REACH HOME   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE {S GIVEN GREAT WELCOME.   Trip From Washington to Marion, 0. Made by Automobile—No Accidents.

HARDING AT MARION   Home Town Gives Presidential Nominee Vociferous Welcome.   Made Trip From Washington in Automobile—Register of Distance Showed 452 Miles.

SENATOR HARDING ARRIVES AT MARION   Home Town Gives Presidentia Nominee Vociferous Welcome.   {  Made Trip From Washington in Automobiie—Register of Distance  i Showed 452 Miles.

Home Town Gives Presidentia’ Nominee Vociferous Welcome.   Made Trip From Washington In Automobile—-Register of Distance Showed 452 Miles,

Next Meeting ef Demecratic Managere Will Be at Celumbes  ee Di, sett alin

WET AND DRY RECORDS   Of Gox and Harding WHI Ge Giver Publicity.

CANDIDATES’ RECORDS   On Frohibition ‘and Labor Being  Compiled by Ant: Saloon Leagquoand A F of L

No other icem of food contains so complete a ration as DeLuxe Bread.  Collin Street Bakery.

M'CALL RULING GIVES REASONS OF FRAUD STANE   Says Fraud Was Practiced or State In Applying For Charter.

COURT LISTS FRAUD IN PACKING CASE   Instances Of Crookedness In Des Moines eDal Outlined In Ruling.

W. W. ATTERBURY WILL. PRESENT NAME OF SPROUI TO CHICAGO CONVENTION

ATTERBURY IS ‘NAMED LEADER   Former Fort Wayne Man al Head of Pennsylvania Delegation at Chicago.   (NDIANA MEN ORGANIZE

BAD RIOTS IN UPPER “SILICIA   Town Near the Polish Border Scene of Fatal (Clashes.

DEATH BLOW {0 TOWNLEY BUND IN MINNESOTA   Not More Than One Candidate Successful In Attempted Invasion State.

PREUS WINS IN MINNESOT:   STATE AUDITOR IS REPUBLICAN CHOIVE FOR GOVERNOR IN PRIMARY.

‘DIVORCE EVERY TEN MINUTES   Decrees tsranted sat That Rate in Aanens City Ceurt.

POLICE NEED NOT: AID "DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   Attorney General - Armstrong Renders Opinion, in. Matter. State Has No Concurrent Law

STATE OFFICERS .: NOT BOUND BY LAW   Maryland State Attorney Hands Down an Important Decision. ~   MAY HAVE BROAD EFFECT      City Police of Baltimore Refused to Make Arrests at Request of Federal Agents. Decision Upholds Them.

FIVE FATALITIES DURING JUNI   ndustrial Workers ir Indiana County Alsc Had Four Fatal Ac: cidents During Preced.  Be NP oo TS   MANY WANT JOBS

HARDING TO GALL EXTRA SESSION   ‘Peace With Germany And Repeal O! War Legislation Would Be Two. Tasks

TANUING WOULD jodUe GALL FOR EXTRA SESSION   Friends Believe Nominee Will Ask immediate Peace Deciaration ‘if Elected   PARTIES WILL BATTLE FOR SEATS IN SENATE   TERMS OF 32 SENATORS EX. PIRE IN MARCH; DEMOCRATS SEEK TO CUT DOWN G. O. P MAJORITY OF TWO.

Harding, If Elected, To  Summon Congress WOULD END WAR  “Rep” Nominee Waits Cox's Speech

LO GALL CONGRESS TO RUSH PEACE   Special Session Likely If Harding Is Chosen In 1920 Battle.   G. O. P. Leaders Strive To Win Republican Upper House.

EXTRA SESSION FOR CONGRESS   Political Advisors of Senator HIM 8H enaljag: Guipuey Clear: Up: Big Tangle.

HARDING WOULD CALL AN EXTRA CONGRESS MEET   if ELECTED IMMEDIATE PEACE WITH GERMANY WOULD BE FIRST BUSINESS

HARDING. IT IS BELIEVED WILL TAKE UP THE PEACE QUESTION AT ONCE.

BEACON VESSEL SLIPS ANCHOR AND 1S GONE   Nantucket Lightship, Important Marker, Carried Away   Puts Into Port for New Equip: Ment

MME. WALSKA QUITS CHICAGO.ON  EVE OF PREMIERE   Action Follows: Visit of Mi Cochran, Who Objects to “Zaza Role.

Biko dUeBY QBJECT TO WIFE AS “ZAZA?   Postponement of the Produc ion by Chicago Opera Com nant Clayese the Onectinn

POSTPONEMENT CHICAGO ZAZA PRODUCTION  RICH HUSBAND OF PRIMA DONA OPPOSES DARING ROLE OF SINGER.   CONFLICTING RUMORS REAGRDING ACTIONS

CLARA SMITH IS WANTED BY AUTHORITIES   Revolver Used as Murder Weapon In Custody of Sheriff Cannot Be Found  Today. ae" *F   MURDERESS DISAPPEARS.   Jacob Hamon’s Administrator is Now Missing With Others. Investigation Is On.

AHO COT DIARY, QUERY AFTER SEARCH 1S OVER   Asters Person Examines Trunks Claiming to Represent Prosecutor.   COUNTY ATTORNEY DENIES HE HAD PRERESEN! ALIVE   Meantime Newspapers Publish What {s Declared to Be Miss Smith’s Diary

“lara Smith, Hunted by Officers Across Mexican Border on Shooting Charge Holds Secret of Fatal Shot Which Ended Millionaire Republican’s Life.

ARDMORE CASE STILL MYSTERY   Sears) For Clara Smith . Continues.   COUNTY ATTORNEY , ~ DEMANDS REVOLVER   Also Orders Sheriff to Produce Clothing. .

RAMON SHOOTING STILL SHROUDED WYSTERY   Clara Smith: Not Found Bu Reported at Sweet-— _water, Texas.   TRUNKS ARE © OPENED   Police Say Baggage ‘Threws No Light on the Case. “

MOY LOSES TO GLAINE BY 9.000 VOTES   Latest Reports Increase All Re publican Majorities in ANisconsin.   HARDING IS 300.000 AHEAD   Lenroot Running 40,000 Aheac of Thompson on Incomplete Returns.

6.0.P, VICTORY GROWS IN STATE   EVERY REPUBLICAN NOMINEE  ON STATE TICKET SWEEPS WISCONSIN WITH SENATOR HARDING   1COX DEFEAT DECISIVE   HARDING EXPECTED: TO" " obr  MORE THAN 400 ELEC.  MARAT vUNnTRa~’

EXPORTATION OF MEAT PRACTICALLY CEASES   Murepe Steps Buying:  Whotessale Prices Drop, Bur Retail fig ures Remain Pigh,

FOREIGN TRADE OF THE PACKET ALMOST CEREL   Trade Situation Abroad Is Such That Exporting 01 Packing House Products Hac Almost Ceased.

AMERICAN LEGION WILL SEEK BLAME FOR FAILURE OF FEDERAL BUREAUS.TO AID THE SOLDIERS

F, W. GALBRAITH HEADS LEGION   Probe of Federal Retief Bureaus Failure Ordered   REMEDIAL LAWS DEMANDED   New Commander to Adhere to Non-Political Policy

LEGION MEETING. HAS ADIOURNEE      To Vix Blame For Mleged Failure o Federill Bureau For Soldiers ‘AK) To Function.

LEGION INTO SOLDIER AID      Will Investigate Federal Burenus and Work tor Remedial  © soot a tie 66 2 Oe

'WRECK BUILDINGS IN DUBLIN      Britieh Soldiers Greak From Barracks and Spread Terror in Streeta of Irish Casltal.

British Soidiers Break From Barracks and Spread Terror in Streets of Irish Capital.

DUBLIN BUILDINGS WRECKED   Soldiers Day From Barracks anc Spfead Terror in City.

ales tet an “mTEHE           Cox’ and Harding Contid “ * Public To Give The:

ANKIQUSLY WAITING   TWO CANDIDATES AT THETR HOMES TO RECEIVE RESULTS.   Cox and Harding Contidently Expect ‘ublic To Give Them Victory.

New York Scores Three and -. Chicago Two in In‘ dtial Inning.   THOUSANDS FAIL TO -. GAIN ADMITTANCE

PROFITS BY WINDPALL.   Frankfort Man Heir to an- Estate Valued at S300,000,

AMERICA 1S FACING GREATEST SHORTAGE   Labor Crisis Predicted b;  Commissioner.

JACK DOESN’T COME   Huge Crowd of Negroes Out tc Meet Johnson in Vain

-NECROES ANXIOUS TO SEE JACK   jum Chicago Depot Waiting for His Arriva Is Removed From Train at Jolict.

THOUSANDS GATHER TO WELCOME “JACK”   Former Heavyweight Champion Re _ moved From Train at Joliet.

JORNGON NOT ALLOWED 10 MEET ADMIRERS   More Than Two Thousand Negroes Gather at Chicago Station, But Blacx Fighter is Held at Joliet.

JOHNSON IN JOLIET JAIL.   Two Thousand Negroes at Chicago Depot to Welcome Puegilist.

Black Pugilist Removed From Train at Joliet and Chicago Crowd 8 Disappointed.

COTTON EXPORTS IN BIG GAIN   Totals 6,913,405 Bales With Increase of 1.500.000.

BIG GAIN IN COTTON EXPORTS   Total of 6,913,405 Bales, With In. crease of 1,500,000 Bales, Official Figures Show.

BAYAN DECLARES FOR ORY PLANK   Wants to Go to Democratic Convention to Fight Friends of Saloon.

JOHNSON NOT WOOD  WON IN MINNESOTA   Celifornia Senator Claims Primary Victory, Alleging Figures Have Been Incorrectly Given

SENATOR JOHNSON OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK STATI   Declares League of Nations Must Be Dominant Issue in Campaign

GEORGE WHITE DENIES BARUCH 1S CONNECTED WITH DEMOGRATIG PART!   ‘National Committee Chairman - Comments On Work Of League  To Enforce Peace.

BARUCH'S OFFICIAL “CECTION ERE   WHITE DECLARES FINANCIER NOT “GUARDIAN ANGEL” . OF DEMOCRATS. ,

ROVERNOR AND MES. COOLINGE   Quietly Celebrate Pitecath Analvers aig (AE eee Ok BEE

GOVERSOR AND MES, COOLLMIE   Quietly Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary of Marriage at Home.

PRESIDENT 10 SPEND SUMMER IN SECU IISIAIN   Wood’s Hole, Mass, Selected As Location for “Summer White House” With Grayson’s Approval   iDECLARE EXECUTIVE IMPROVES IN HEALTH   Will Be at Minister Crane's Summer Home While Democratic Convention Held

NEW ENGLAND WILSON HOME THIS SUMMER   improvement tn Health of. Executive Results in Deci- — sion to Move Him.   CRANE HOME SELECTED FOR THE PRESIDENT    so  ‘Sequestered Spot in Beautiful ~ Region Will Give Nation’s Head Chance to . Recuperate

WILSON IS GOING — TO NEW ENGLAND FOR THE SUMMER   President to Live on Crare Estate at Wood’s Hole, Massachusetts.

StMWER HOVE FOR PRESIDENT.   White House to Be at Wood's Hole Wass... During Dogdays.

PRESIDENT WILSOY TO SPEND SUMMER IW MASSACHUSETTS   WHITH HOUSE WILL nr PAT ih LISHED ON THE PSTATE nm CHARLES KH. CRANE.   WILL MOVE DURING JUNI   Decision to Take President Aways for Summer Considered Proof of Hi« Continued [mprevement in Health,

WILSON S SUMMER HOME THAT OF MIAN HE MADE U. §, ENVOY   “White House”. to be Established On Crane Estate, Martha’s Vineyard—Will Go in June.

Summer White House toBe Established on Crane Estate in Massachusetts

_WILSON’S PLANS BARED.   President Will Spend Summer in Massachusetts — Shows Improvement in Health.

PRESIDENT WILSON TO SPEND SUMMER IN MASSACHUSETTS   Will Escape Torrid Days in Capital for Recreation and Rest on Estate Overlooking Buzzard’s Bay.

WILSON TO ° SPEND HOT SEASON AT: WOOD'S HOLE   Project Taken to Indicate -. Recovery

SUMMER WHITE HOUSE AT CRANE ESTATE   PRESIDENT WILL SPEND HOT WEATHER DAYS AT WOOD'S HOLE MAS.   IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES   Chief Executive Regaining Strength as Summer Approaches— Leaves in June.

Nhite House Will Be Moved to the Charles R, Crane Fstate at Wood's Hole About Middle of June.   PRESIDENT’S HEALTH STEADILY IMPROVES   Location Chosen Will Enable Chief Executive to Rest, Go Auto Riding and Take Chart Yachting Trips:

PLAN MR. WILSON'S FACATION.   The President Will Go io) Wood's  Gata tne Beam thoee 42 eoermne.

Usual Staif of Secretaries, Clerks, Stenographers and Seeret Service Men Will be Taken Along and Arrangements Are Being Made to Get Away by dune 15,

PRESIDENT WILSON GOING TO WOOD'S HOLE THIS YEAR   Will Enjoy Vacation Nea Buzzard’s Bay, Wher Grover Cleveland Angle. Many Summers.

SUMMER CAPITAL PLANS UNFOLDED  AT WASHINGTON  i {   Wilson Will be Esta : lished at Woods — Hole, Mass. :      RRECREATION AID © TO HEALTH

MASSACHUSETTS FOR SUMMER WHITE HOUSE   President to Use Home of Chas. R. Crane at Wood’s Hole.

JAPANESE COMMERCIAL HAMS. ON TRAIL OF BUSINESS IN GEANAN   RELEASE OF G GER WAN PROPERTY UNDER JAPANESE CONTROL  IS NOW PROPOSED,

ON GOOR ‘PER nis ‘AGAIN,      Japaneses and Germans Ticsume ‘ Trade VYelatUions.

WHITE CHALLENGES . ~ HARDING’S PICTURE   Doesn’t Believe His Own Statements, Charge.

WOEFUL PAINTER STATES WHITE   Chairman White Says Harding Overdraws Possibilities  Not Right to State Our Boys

REDS HAMMER WRANGEL'S LINES ABOUT. ORIEKHOV   SOVIET FORCES ARE SHELLING POLAGN.IN- —  CESSANTLY JS REpannr   REVOLT RUMORED   Report: of Great Uprising in ‘Moscow Has Not Been . Spbstantiated.

: ernment. Agencies Make J Drive ‘Against Gambling to Pernt egitimate Development”

AMERICA IS ON UREST OF WAVE OF SPECULATION   Government Avencies Are Combining To Hold Credit Down To Sound Basis   CONC ERTED DRIVE  IS BEING MADE  ]   Comes As Aftermath Of Wag And Base Of Establishing Credits ts Belief

AN EFFORT 10 CURB ~ SPECULATIVE WAVE   ‘Danger is Seen in Widespread Speculation Coming as Aftermath of War.

RAWIEANT IN ALL PARTS AFTER WAR   Fase of Establishing Credi and Numerous Booms are Blamed By Harding.

AMERICA IS ON CREST OF WAVE ‘OF SPECULATION   Ad Government Agencies Are Combining ii Hopes OF Holding lhe Credit of  Nation Dew   CONCERTED DRIVE   Planned lo be Made Against  “Wild Cal? Schemes Developed Since the End of Grenal War.

Governor May Ask ‘Solons to Remove Auditor Wh Won’t Pass Levy.”.             ASSESSORS TOLD COLLECT HALF MI

VIOLENT FIGHTING IN BERLIN AS TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN  Troops Loyal to the Ebert Gov  Troops Loyal to the Ebert Gov ernment Take Their Place to Maintain Order   Carranza May be Kept as President

HOLDUP ON A BUSY STREET   Bandits in Chicago Seize $8,000 i Broad Daylight.

SEIZE $8.000 ON BUSY STREET   Chicago Auto Bandita Rob Bookkeepe: of Bakery on Way to the ti Bank,

FLU EPIDEMIC 15 OPREADING THROUGH MBER OF STATE:   Michigan, Minnesota and Nortt Dakota Hit—Scattered in Other States.   q  NEW YORK iS IN ITS GRIP:   Epidemic Appears to be Waning in Chicago With a Big Drop in New Cases.

“New York Heads List of New { Cases With 3,000; Mac' on, Ga., Wants Whiskey

EVERY. SECTION  HAS ITS CASES   [New York City Appeals for Nurses With or Without Training--Georgia City Telegraphs for Whiskey to Combat Disence.

Senate Votes Half Million To Fight Flu   Huge Sum Placed at Disposal of Public Health Service—Disease is Spreading to Many States —Neal Nurses.

Fast Boat For J. J. Hammer   John flafer, at the Lakes, Is Build. ing 30-Footer Intended to Make Forty Miles an Howr

. MAY NOT. LET CONTRACT.   ae oe 3 oo Feeling That’ Bid on the Dunliar, Ditch Is Too Hieh, . 

Hundreds of Gunmen, Gamblers  and Other Undesirables Gathered by Order of Young Police Chief,

Senator Will Outline Hi Views to a Delegation o Californians Who Will Cal At His Ohio Home.   RAIL WORKERS WILL BE ADDRESSED TODA’   Prominent Citizens of For: eign Birth Will Hear Hit Speak on Americanizatior i Immigrants Saturday

QUESTION T0 BE DISCUSSED   Senator Harding to Express Views on Subject Tuesday to Californians.   'BUSY WEEK SCHEDULED

\Harding Discusses Varied Subjects lin Front Porch Speeches This Week

HARDING 10 TALK UN JAP QUESTION   IMPORTANT ISSUES WILL BE DISCUSSED BY G. 0. P. NOMINEE

Wl ig aIntT : a Pa :     Harding to 3 Address Men “From California~~ +... Tomorrow TAKES SUNDAY oo WAS: REST DAY aitvay Affairs: to Be: ‘Discussed,“Marion,, -: Today-

FARM MEN MAY ORGANIZE   Important Meeting of Food Producers Opens in Chicago.

FARMERS. MEET IN CHICAGO   Representatives“ of Twelve Organiza. tions of Food Producers Pian Na. tional Co-Operative Unit.

2 DEAD'IN AIRPLANE CRASH      ‘Man and. Woman. Killed at Salisbury Beach, (Mass.) in. 100. Foot Fal.

2 DEAD IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Man -and Woman Killed at, Salisbury Beach, (Mass.) in: 100: Foot Fall.

RE aE a NE Se  Mrs. Richard H. Long Falls to Her Death at Salisbur

RACE RIOT IN PITTSBURGH   Mob Stormed Police Station After Whites and Negroes “Mixed,

N PTTSBUR   Thousand Persons Storm _, Police Station to Release Prisoners   WHITES AND NEGROES IN HAND TO HAND CLASH   Trouble Said to Haye Started ‘When Negress Bumps  * Toto White Man on City Streets.

RACE RIOT AT PITTSBURGH:   Clash ef Whites and Negroes Followed by Formatien of a Mob to Storm a Jail.

STRIKE THREATENS LARD COAL FIELDS   Walk Out Impends as Result of Min ers’ Refusal to Accept Increase of 5 Per Cent in Waye Scale.

ANTHRACITE MINERS ~ SURE TO STRIKE   Litte Possiiplity of 2 Compromise 1. Now Seca—~Miners Reject All Offer:

STRIKE OF MINERS DECLARED CERTAIN; STILL DEADLOCKEI   Anthracite Union Men Refuse Offer 15 P. C!  Wage Increase.   Also Decline to Have Wil son Name Committee  From Public

COAL MINERS IN ~ STRIKE THREAT   Anthracite Miners Say Walk: out Is Imminent Following Refusal of Terms.

NEARLY 4.500: UPON UST OF THOS HELD ~~ INAS UPOW REDE   ‘PLANS OF COMMUNISTS ARE REVEALED — MANY NATIVES ARRESTED—TWO CHIEFS OF NOTE ARE NOW IN CUSTODY

NEARLY 4.500 UPON LOT OF Thdot HELD WV RAINS HPAN RENS   PLANS OF COMMUNISTS ARE REVEALED — MANY NATIVES ARRESTED—TWO CHIEFS OF NOTE ARE NOW IN CUSTODY

CUT IN PRICES OF CLOTHING   ‘Reduction of From 10 to 50 Per Cent Shown at Chilcago—Jobbera Forced to Unload.

CUT IN PRICES OF CLOTHING   Reduction of From 10 to 50 Per Cent Shown at Chicaco.

CLOTHING PRICES ARE CUT   Dealers in Convention at Chicago Buy at 10 to 50 Per Cent Less. i

JOURNALIST DIED TODA)   Was One of the Original Members of the Texas Press Association

0 ARE ARRESTED IN PERMIT FRAUL   TWO WOMEN AND THREE MEN ACCUSED OF LIQUOR WITHPDRAWAL CONSPIRACY.

Women Clerks in Agent’s Office and Three Men In Alleged Conapiracy.

ARREST TWO WOMEN FOR LIQUOR FRAUBS   Three Men, Charged With Conspiracy to Defraud, Also Taken Into Custody

ARREST WOME ON CHARGE OF LIQUOR FRAUDS   Bail of $200,000 Required in Arraignment of Two Men and Two Women ~   OFFER BRIBE OF $50,000   Women Clerks Said to be Implicated in False Telegrams to Distillers

0. K. STATE-OWNED PLANTS   North Dakota Supreme Court Holds Law Valid and Constitutional— One Judge Dissents.

STATE-OWNED PLANT 0. K.’D   Supreme Court of North Dakota Holds law Constitutional.

BOTH SIDES CLAIM CONTROL OF NORTH DAKOTA HOUSE   RACH CLAIM MAJORITY OF ONE IN SENATE AND CONTROL  sik?) Ed et

Deny They Lost Majority in Fither Branch of North Dakota  1 aeawinetleatiura_ Pe

BOLTERS QUIT AFTER WRANGL   COMMITTEE OF 48 SELECTS NC SEPARATE NATIONAL  TICKET

FORTY-EIGHTERG ADJOURN; NAME NO CANDIDATES   Only One Well Organiz. ed Faction Left in Farmer-Labor Party.

Committee of 48 May Let Laborites Run It   NOT LIKELY NOW THAT THEY WILL NAME TICKET, ‘DESPITE BOLT—CHRISTENSEN CALLS ATTITUDE “FOOLISH”—NOMINEE OF THIRD PARTY IS TO MAKE A TOUR—HAYES PUT IN SECOND POSITION.

ORTY-EIGHTERS WILL NOT FRAME SEPARATE SLATE   Bolters Adjourn Without Taking Action for Own  Party.

FORTY-EGHTERS LOSE ALL HOPES    Adjourn After Stormy Ses * sion Failing to Nominate -Presidential Ticket   PROVIDES FOR STATES

FUSION MOVEMENT. ANDLY SHATTERED   Labor ‘Element Only One Standing Firmly; Others Are Hunting:  for Landing Places,

DISSENSION:1$ THE KEYNOTE OF THIRD PARTY'S CONVENTION   Method of Forcing an Adjourn: ment is Simply to Turn Out the Lights.   NOMINEE ANNOUNCES HIS PLANS FOR A LONG TOUR   Declare Fusion Movement Was Wrecked by LaFollette’s Rersonal Representative.

Fourth Party Wrangle Ends When 48ers Turn Cut Lights   Many Factions Bolt Farmer-Labor Party But Heated Session Fails to Outline Future Action—Few Elements Remain With New. Body and Dissension Is Rife—Christensen to “Stick.”

THIRD PARTY ALL SPLIT UP   NOT MUCH LEFT BUT A WREt K OF CHICAGO MEETINGS.   ‘BOLT BY THE FORTY-EIGHTERS   TALK OF NAMING A NEW TICKET, BUT NOTHING DONE.   Laber Gronp te Go Ahead With Christensen and Hayes as its Standard-beare ra—Sinagle Taxers Clear Out,

BOLT JOINED BY VETS  AND PEOPLE’S PARTY!      Turn Out Lighta and Order a Chared te Beosk Up QOanocaition Meet.

iD PARTY FORCES: ~ BREAK UP IN ROW   Forty-eighters Abandon National Ticket-—Other Groups.  6  ‘Join in Bolt -

oe “PRESOENCY   Adopt Radical Platform Preparation for Presidential: ‘Campaign: 48ers ‘Domi:  -pated:by Labot Faction.”

After Day of Futile Wrangling, Bolters of Fusion Vovement Adjourn Indefinitely   NEW PARTY ORGANIZED   Farmer-Labor Group Names Christensen and Hayes As Its Standard Bearers

FORTY-EIGHTERS ARE LEFT IN LURCH   WRANGLING ENDS IN ADJOURN: MEnt WITHOUT PLANS FOR SEPARATE TICKET   LEAGUE 3S OUT OF TI   Labor Organization Only Important Group Left in New Farm-Labor Party.

COMMUTTEE OF 48 ~ BOLTS THIRD PARTY: WHEL WORK APAR]   Action Regarded As Repudiation of Christensen and Hayes, Farmer-Labor Nominees.

FUSION FAILS; PUTS FARMER LABOR ALONE   48 ers Wrangle All Day Today Until Janitors Close Doors   NO TICKET FRAMED   SALT LAKE CITY MAN IS NOMINEE OF FARMER-L4&BOR FACTION WHICH IS STRONGEST

FORTY-EIGHTERS MAY LAUNCH OWN-TICKET   ADJOURNMENT: 1S “FORCED: WITHOUT TAKING DEFINITE ACTION, HOWEVER.

ALLIED CONSIDERATION OF NEW NOTE © WAITS COMING OF BRITISH OFFICIALS   COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS DEFERS NEXT STEP . PENDING DELAYED ARRIVAL OF BRITISH OFFICIALS

NOTE DELAYED.   ‘ounci! of Ambassadors Will ‘Take up Reply to Germany This Evening.

SETTLEMENT OF EXTRADITION CONFLICT 10 TEST REAL VALUE. OF TREATY. FRANCE DECLARE:   Disarmament of Germany Should Be Required _by Allies, It Is Pointed‘ Out; Consideration of New Note Delayed. -

BACK FROM CONVENTION   Paul Hoffman Attended Milk Producers Association Sessions.

Government In Accord With _ Allied Powers In Seeking Peaceful Solution   UNITED STATES RUSSIAN POLICY

WILL NOT RECOGNIZE  SOVIET RUSS   i. 5. Position To Direct Opposition To Efforts Of Lloyd George   SALIENT POINTS OF U.S. NOTE

45,000 JAM STANDS AT POLO GROUNDS  uc fiter, Tantele and   ri ee Pershing, Daniels and Baker Present at Grid Classic   FLASH NEWS TO WORLD   Wireless Carries Plays to Far. Corners of Earth and Ocean <<

OVER 40,000 THERE TO WITNES SME   Polo Grounds at New York Pack ed This Afternoon As Army and Navy Clash.

GREAT CROWD mA TGHES BATTLE i «ON GRIDIRON   "RENCH GENERAL SHOWS . INTEREST IN GAME PLAY; ED BY TEAMS FROM WAR ‘ PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.   Super-Cheer . Leader. Prove: '- Show in- Himself in Middies Section on Polo Grounds.

U.S. ARMY AND NAVY NOTABLES TURN OUT FOR GRID CLASSIC   Annual Football all Contest Attracts Crowd of 45,000 ' to Polo Grounds   WEWS OF GAME WIRELESSED TO FAR CORNERS OF EARTI   Boys on Battleships and Army of Occupation Kept Posted

POLO GROUNDS SCENE OF ARMY AND NAVY CLASH   Annual Grid Classic Takes Place Today With Over 45,000 Fans to Witness the Struggle.   MANY NOTABLES ON THE FIELD   Army of Occupation in Germany Will Get Dope On Game Which is Attracting Much Attention.

‘MUST RETURN PART OF GAINS   Retroactive Tax On War Profits  4 clewematedad

WAR TAX MAY BE LAID ON PROFITS      One Way To Pay Vet Wha We Owe Him.

KNIGHTS PYTHIAS   Elected Offlocrs at Meeting Hel j Puesday Night.

KMGHTS PYTHIAS   Bleeted Officers at Meoting Held Teceday Night.

YANKEES PILING UP LARGE SCORES   New Victories increase Lead Heid in Olympic Games.   King Albert of Beigium Attends Contests, Going Over From Brussels in Airplane,   Olympic Standing to Date.

YANKEES ADD POINTS   New Victories Increase Lead Held in Olympic Games.   King Albert of Belgium Attends Con. tests, Going Over From Brussets in Airpiane. > *   Olvmoule Standing tn Tate

MORE YANK VICTORIES   AMERICANS ADD POINTS TO THEIR OLYMPIC STANDING,   Bigger Crowds and More Interest Shown at Antwerp—King of Belgium Arrives in Plane.   Olympic Standing to Date.

STATE ACTION — TO CURTAIL SALE _BY DRUG STORES   Nothing Stronger Thar the Volstead Limit Is in Order:

HAZELBERG CURTAILSMEDICINAL LIQUORS   Tightens Lid on Sale by Druggists.

THE SENATOR WILL OPEN THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,   The National Committee fs AttendJung 10 Other Details Relating to the Biz Meeting.  Col

SENATOR LODGE TO Bf TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   BUT WILL NOT BE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN AT CHICAGO CONVENTION   Hearing of Contests Among the “tate Delegations Will Be Heard May 31.

LODGE 10 MAKE AEYNOTE oPEEC AT CONVENTION   senator Chosen Temporary Chairman of Republican Gathering — Beveridge May Re Permanent Chairman.

NEW YORK NIGHT RESORTS RAIDED   TWO HUNDRED MEN AND FIVE WOMEN ARRESTEL   OCCUPANTS ARE ARRESTED   A Rifle Squad of Sharp Shooter: “ i} Youred the Great City in Campalgy  to Stop Crimg Waye.

NEW YORK NIGHT RESORTS RAIDED   3WO HUNDRED. MEN AND FIVE WOMEN ARRKES'TED   OCCUPANTS ARE ARRESTED   A Rifle Squad of Sharp Shoo'ers Toured the Great City in Campaign to Etop Crimg Wave,

SEPP HTD 26200000828 2 aida  + PRESIDENT WALKS IN i + WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS -

(WILSON WALKS. UNAIDED   For Yirat Time Since Illness President Ia Able to Visit

PRESIDENT WILSON IS FULL OF FIGHT   FOR THHE FIRST TIME IN THREE MONTHS HE WALKED ALONE AT WHITE HOUSE

WILSON OUT FIRST TIME IN THREE MONTHS   ‘WAS ALLOWED TO WALK ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS UNASSISTED TODAY.         Ofticials Said the President Was “Full of Fight" and Sent for All Papers Containing Write-up of Banguet,

PRESIDENT FULL OF FIGHT AS HE TAKES. FIRST AIRING   Wilson Walks About His Garden and Apparently is in Good Condition—Feeads 9 Newspaper

WILSON ABLE TO GO FOR A WALK   STROLLS IN THE WHITE HOUSE  GROUNDS; ‘FULL OF FIGHT’

‘PRESIDENT STROLLS  ABOUT UNASSISTED   Walks About Without Aid for the First Lime Since He Beczme Hil.

COMPETENT MEN FOR SHIPPING BOARD HIRO TO OBTAN   New Law Governing - Shipping Board Provides No Appropriations for Salaries and President Cannot Find Men   Willine to Accent Places.

“RETUBN TO WARK   Is Order to Anthracite Miner: From Union Officials.

Anthracite Preduction  _ Will be Resumed on a  Normal Basis Monday  

COAL STRIKE OFFICIALLY BROKEN: MINERS BACK   Production In Anthracite Fields To Return To Normal Monday, Following Calling Off Of Walkout By Union Official.

Airplanes Aid Mexican  Federal Troops in Chase of Alberto Guaguard

COAL FAMINE AVOIDED   President, of Assovintion’ Says Winter Stocks Have Been Provided,

COWL FAMINE HAS. NOW BEEN AVERTE   Plenty of Coal, Both Soft anc ‘Hard is in Sight for th Country, Says Expert Dis.  cussing the Situation as it Stande Today.

SOFT COAL FAMINE. SEEMS OVERCOME   Held There Will Be Enough During Winter For Actual Wants at : Reasonable Prices. 7

FAMINE IS AVERTHD.       Winter Stocks of Soft Coal Are Relng Laid Awny.

BELFAST CITY OF FEAR, SAYS CORRESPONDENT   Bronner, Writes What He Sees and Learns in the Irish Struggle   SEES FIGHTING RESULT.   ‘Expresses Belief That Religious Trouble is Not at Bottom of Conflict

Man Never Knows Whether He Will Return Dead or Alive on Leaving Homa    TROUBLE IS BELIEVED — ECONOMIC AT BOTTOM   ULSTER WORKMEN SAY THEY DROVE OUT NATIONALISTS TO MAKE ROOM FOR Rit TURNED SOLDIERS

Belfast Is City Of Fear   BRONNER CABLES GRAPHIC 1 STORY OF REAL CONDIit TIONS IN IRELAND

MEETING. OF WOMANS:         Ladies ‘Have ‘Interesting, Mocting Sof t Raiety: and-are Sarved: : Refreshments- 

SOUTHERN PACIFIC SHIPS DENIED PERMIOOION FOR ATLANTIC COAST ROUTES   COMMERCE COMMISSION DECIDES IT PS UNNECESSARY AND IN COMPETITION,

GERMANS OPPOSE EXTRADITION OF ITS COMMANDERS   “DID THEIR DUTY BY FATHERLAND IS POSITION OF VON BUELOW   AGREE ON EVASION OF ALLIED DEMAND   Government Reiterates Oppositior To Demand; New Cabinet Will Take Same Position.

WORKERS OBJECT TO OWNERS’ PLAN   Say It Would Be Year Before Wage Cases Are Finally Decided   WOULD COLLECT DATA   Plan Is Under Advisement; Hearings to Be Continued Without Interruption

ANIL MEN OPPOSE BOARD'S PROPOSAL RERARDING DATA   MOVE TA ALLOW RAILBOSDS TC COLLECT EIDENCE DRAWS SHARP CRITECISAL

PROTEST AGAINST  FURTHER DELAY BY BROTHERHG ODS   Object Strongly to Proposal That Railroads Collect Data for Labor Board.   HEARINGS WILL CONTINUE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION   Formal Notice That Application Was Denied Given to Representatives of Non-Recognized St, Louis and Chicago) Yardmen’s Association Who Had Asked to be Heard,

BROTHERHOOD MEN ON LABOR BOARD OPPOSE ANY DELAY   Object to Proposal. That Board First Obtain Data Collected by Railroads.

OBJEET TO PLAN OF LABOR: BOARD   Collection of Railroad Labor Data Held to, Delay Final Adjudication

DECLARE YARDMEN WILL NOT RETURN TO WORK   Labor Board Serves Formal Notice Of Refusal to Deal With Outaws.

UNION CHIEFS OBJECT TO COLLECTING DATA FOR RAIL LABOR BOARI   ‘Claim Action Mght Delay  for Months Pending Wage  Controversy

WANT WAGE ACTION SOON.   Brotherhood and Union Officiai: Oppose Collection of Data By Railroads.

MINERSNEW WAGE. DEMANDS  ADJUSTED TOD!      Four Operators and Four Miners’ Rep sentatives Will Replace the Four-¥ Agreement Expiring March 31—A Markle. of Hazelton, is the Chairman:            GIFF. PINCHOT ~ COMMISSIONER OF FORESTRY

GOAL MINER3 DEMANDS Mat AFFORE BIRD   A Sub-Committee of Four Miners and Four Operators Seeking Settlement

Anthracite Coal Miners and Operators Name Men to Settle Dispute.   AGREEMENT EXPIRES SOON   Men Want Recognition of Union as Chief Concession Beside Raise,

GEN. WOOD LEADS -LOWDEN IN RAC   Remote Districts in South Dakota Still Unreported But Army Man Is Ahead 4300. - .

WOOD WINNER IN S.0,PRIMAR}   Almost Complete Final Re. turns Show Safe Lead for Presidential Candidate.

WOOD IS VICTOR IN SOUTH DAKST   Leads Lowden and Johnson By Vote Not Likely To Be Changed By Later Returns.

VESSEL CARRIED TEN WAR NURSES WHO GAVE LIVES   Made Great Sacrifice In Hos pitals—-First to Be Brought Home.

wan VICTIMS BROUGHT HOME   Hodirce of Ten VWemen War Nareses  cat £18 Soldiers at New Vork.

GEORGIA’S TORNADO DEAD TOTAL NOW 53   Fifteen More Reported Killed in Storms Which Swept Over Bight Stats.

Town of Stovall, Near Cox lumbus, Ga., Believed Virtually Wiped Out Today   LAGRANGE IS A CITY OF FUNERALS TODAY   WITH ONE) THOUSAND HOME. LESS AND CITY PARTIALLY DESTROYED, PEOPLE SEF TO WORK TO REBUILD, >

INSURANCE FIRMS TO SUSPEND BUSINESS IN STATE OF MISSISSIPP   Action of Fire Underwviter: Follows Suit by State Revenue Agent.

INSURANCE FIRMS WITHDRAW BUSINESS FROM MISSISSIPPI   Action of Fire Insurance Writ. ‘ers ‘Follows’ Filing of Suit by State   VIDLATION “OF ANTI-TRUST LAW CHARGED BY THE STATE      Subject to Penalty of Five Thousand Dollars a Day

MISSISSIPPI FIRE POLICIES DROPPED   Comranies Retaliate For —_ ‘Suit.

QUITTING MISSISSIPPI   nee 5  FIRE INSURANCE . COMPANIES ‘SUSPEND. BUSINESS BECAUSE ; = OF PROSECUTION.

Hy, san         Fire Underwriters Peeved - by Action Taken by Mississippi Revenue Ageni'- > -

HE INSURANCE RAVES wi      ao Mississippi.   STATE ALLEGES. A COMBINE.                nud ‘Agents  Chain Olated the: state” st ‘Laws,   Mississippt. Rn Companie sy

INGURANCE FIRMS 10 LEAVE MISSISSIPP   130 Companies Announce Withdrawal Because of Suit Against Them.

138 INSURANCE WRITERS. QUIT BUSINESS IN STATE   Suspend Operations in Mississippi a: Outgrowth of Suit Filed by Rev. enue Agent

More. Than One Hundred "Fire Insurance Companies In Mississippi Suspend   Action Is Outgrowth of Suit Filed Against Them By State Revenue Agent Charging Violations of Anti-Trust -Laws of That Commonwealth.

FIRE INSURANCE  N MISSISSIPPI WILL, BE SANCELLED UNLESS TAX SUIT {S STOPPED   Efforts to Collect Billion Dollars in Fines for Business Since January 1908, Under Anti-Trust Law Caused the Withdrawal.

IRE INSURANCE IS WITHDRAWN IN MISSISSIPP!   138 Companies Suspend After Suit Alleging Trade .  [5 ee oe ©

BUSINESS HALTEL   138 Insurance Companies Qui Mississippi Operations

THE INSURANCE COMPANIES QUIT   ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY. : ; EIGHT COMPANIES SUSPEND      HEARING JANUARY THIRD    Firg Tisurance Compani€s Suspend Business Pending UWearlag on Svit of Stato Revenue Agent,

ROOSEVELT WITH WIFE. AND. MOTHER VOTE “THE TICKET   CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESI DENCY ON THE DEMOCRATIC ‘NICKET CASTS BALLOT WITH TWO BEST FRIENDS.

COMMENCEMENT WEEK.   A Week of Entertainment Ahead  ’ for the Patrons of the Che. catah Scehanie

CHECOTAH. SCHOOLS © oa 8 yi Pan ‘CLOSE NEXT WEEK.   A Week: of. Entertainment. Aheat “for ‘the ‘Patrons of: the Che- : : -cotah: Schools.’ 2.

IRISH MARTYR ADDED - TO GALAXY OF SAINTS   Olver“ Plunkett Beatified i Ceremony at Rome,

J0YNE WATER BATTLE ANNIVERSARY FINDS IRELAND GREAT ARMED CAMP   MANY OUTRAGES.

Numerous Outrages Occu  in and Around Cork; Sev. en Justices of the Peact Tender Resignations.

HEARINGS OF SET — EBURT CASES END   MANY DECISIONS WERE MADE IN DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY   Soveral Cases Against Union Pacific Road involved Small Amounts in Damage   Numerous Suits for Money and Other Civil Actions Passed on By the Court

MANY. DECISIONS WERE MADE IN DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY   SETTLE DAMAGE SUITS      S-veral Cases Against U cific Road Involved Small Amgunts in Damayve   Numerous Suits for Money ane Other Civil Actions Passed on By the Court

ELLECTED OFFICERS   Golden Crown Masons Meld Meeting Tnesday Night.

ELLECTED OFFICERS   (cvolden Crewn Masens Held Meeting Tuesday Night.

HUGH OTUFE ARTISTS 19 GET AWAY WITH BAITING   WO PROSECUTION TO COME Of KEW YORK INCIDENT, IS DE CISION—PARKER {5 NOT DIS POSED TO BE ELOT.

WOMEN TAKE A RAP AT BRITISH GUESTS   DISTURBANCE AT NEW YORK DIRECTED AT THEM.   Neo Action to Be Taken, However At Women Agitaters Who Broke Up Tercentary Celebration of Pilgrima.

AOUGH STUFF ARTISTS 0 CET AWAY WITH RIOTING   NO PROSECUTION TO COME OF NEW YORK INCIDENT, IS DECiIStHON—PARKER {S NOT DiISPOSED TO BE HOT.

RAID BARRACKS NEAR DUBLIN   Armed Men Attack Pollée Building and Fatally Wound Sergeant Near Capital,

Federal Prohibition Commissioner Tells of Conditions Under Dry Law.   BiG CITIES ARE “WIDE OPEN”   ‘Finds It Almost Impossible to Punish for Violation of Voistead Act— Many Arrests, Few Convic 3 tions, He Declares.

KRAMER SAYS Tht U.S, IS STILL WE!   Big Cities Practically “Wide Open,” He Declares.   TELLS DRY LAW SITUATION   Says It Is Seemingly Impossible t Punish Violators of the Volstead Act—Few Convictions Follow Hundreds of Arrests.

U.S, STILL WET, ~ ADMITS KRAMER   Federal Prohibition Commissione Tells of Cenditions Under -Dry Law.    Me CITIES ABE “WINE. OPER”   *inds ft Almost Impogsible to Punish  _for Violation of Volstead Art—  Many Arrests, Few Convictions, He Decleres.

U.S. IS FAR FROM DRY   Federal Prohibition Commissione: Tells of Conditions Under Dry Law.   BIG CITIES ARE “WIDE OPEN’   Finds It Almost Impossible to Punish for Violation of Volstead Act Many Arrests, Few Convictions, Me Declares.

Many Oases Dot NewYork’sSahara Says ‘Dry’ Officer   Kramer Admits Big Cities Rather Moist

ENFORCER ASSERTS RUM SOLD OPENLY   Kramer ‘Says Tenth. of Places . in Ten Biggest Cities Are  ‘Raine Business

U.S. STILL WET, ADMITS KRAMER   Federal Prohibition Commissione Tells of Conditions Under ‘ Dry :Law.   BiG CITIES ARE “WIDE OPEN”   Finds tt Atmest Impossible to Punish for Vielation of Volstead Act— @ many Arce Few “Convie tions," He Dectares.

SEATTLE ~ ARRESTS RADICALS   ‘Nearly 400 Suspects Rounded U; lm a Day—Many to Be ; Deported.

ORDER BANISHES MOTOR TRAFFIC FROM IRE! ANE   Automobile Drivers ‘Refuse te Apply for Government License

MOTOR TRAFEIG B/NIOHED FROM DUBLIN OTNEETS 3 GOVERNMENT MANDAT   IWNERS AND BPRIVERS OF VEHT. CLES MUST OBTAIN PERMIPES TO OPERATE CARS.

democratic representatives ir the state’s lawmaking body.Sheridan Post.   Stockmen, Notice

FIRES DESTROY MUCH PROPERT)   Many Landmarks Reportec Lost--Villagers Refuse Help.

FAEBUGS FLY THROUGH  MANY PARTS OF TRELANT   CAMPAIGN OF INCE NDEIARISM AND TERRORISM CONTINUES CNABATED WITH LARGE LOssbs OF PROPERAY — JURORS Lirik PRE ATENE DD.

Bodies’ of Three Members 0 ‘Crew of Wrecked Plane Be-. ‘ieved Found:

HOUSTON PRESS WOULD HELP END THE MARTIALLAW   SENDS OPEN LETTER TO HOBBY CRITICIZING WOLTERS FOR ASSUMING FULL AUTHORITY

ALL HARMONIOUS   Hoosier Democrats. to: Narn Ticket and Adapt Ptatform   “gig FOUR”  1S. SELECTED   Taggart Unoppesed. “for. United States Capnstatal Mamination.

SEIZE LIQUOR NEAR TOLEDO WORTH $26 /000   14,000 Quarts of Old Kentucky Booze is Confiscated On Siding.

TAKE BIG HAUL OF WHISKY:   Federal Agents in Ohio Seize tntoxl. cating Liquor Valued at More Than $250,000.

ROAD MONEY FROM STATE   County Townships Have Received $200,000 in Three Years.

U. S. MARINES ORDERED TO KEY WEST READY TO LAND IN MEXICO   To Augment Force of De. stroyers Waiting Off Florida.

ARINES ORDERED TO KEY WEST. FLA   Will Be Sent to Mexico Ir Case Americans Are in Peril.

U. S. Marines Are Ordered To Key West to Be Ready For Action Against Mexico

AMERICANS WILL BE GUARDED 1N ‘MEXICAN REVOLT   Fighters to Invade Mexico Only in Event That Yankees Are In Peril.   DESTROYERS HAVE ARRIVED   Secretary of. War Daniels Unable to Get In Touch With Embassy  In Mexico City,

EORGIA TORNADY AILLS 1, INJURED SEVERAL OTHER   Other Fatalities Reported Are Not Confirmed: Much Harm Done to Property.

MARINE ACT GOES ~-ANTO FULL FORCE   WRITE HOUSE FAILS TO NOTIFY OTHER NATIONS OF TREATY . CHANGES,

NO ANNOUNCE MENS BY GOVERNMENT I NEW SHIPPING Alt   Belief it Has Gone tc White House for Decision   AMERICA HAS _ NOTHING TO FEAR

WILL THE U, 5. REVOKE 20 COMMERCE TREATIES, WHITE HOUSE TO ANSWER

MERCHANT MARINE AGT IS EFFECTIVE   NO ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE OF REVOCATION OF COMMBERCIAL TREATY CLAUSES.

PRESIDENT SILENT ON MERCHANT MARINE ACT   TIME -LIMIT.FOR REVOKING COMMERCIAL TREATIES CLAUSES PASSES.

WILSON TAKES NO ACTION. ON PACTS   Clauses of 25 Commercial Treaties Remain in Effect; Await Developments   NO WOTICE IS GIVEN   Some Officials Declare Trade Will Not Suffer as Pointed Out

BERGDOLL, ESCAPE ~JS ‘BEING Baath   Judge. Charges’ Grand Jarry ‘in Philadelphia. to: Consider - Re- sponsibility High and Low..-

AYOLD NAIL      Hiltsbirg ¢ Steel oM Mis Increase * (production +

ALLIES SOON 10 SUBMIT PEACE TREATY 10 TURKE)   Conference in London Adjourns to Meet Next in Italy—Few Details to Be Arranged,

FRANCISCO VILLA IS NOW IN HANDS OF THE FEDERAL FORCES IN MEXICO;  SURRENDER OCCURS LATE MONDAY      Leaving Troops at San Pedro, Villa with ~ Small Body Goes to Ranch Near  : City and Gives Up to Martinez

BRITISH THINK PEACE COSTLY ACCOMPLISHMENT   Members of Commons in Attack on Bills for Delegates.

PEACE MEET BILLS ARE HIGH   British Commons Says Spending at Paris Was Reckless.

EXPENDITURES WERE RECKI ESS   ‘Peace Conference Bills Ar Objected to By British House of Commons.

Said British Delegates Had Better Gone to Bed To Think Over Treat

WAGE MUDDLE UP 10 WILSON FOR 3RD TIME   Railroad Wrangle Goes Back to the President for Settlement.   ARBITRATION PLAN FAILS   Negotiations of Roads’ Officials and Representatives cf the Men at Washington Over $1,000,000,000 —  Demands Broken Off.   PROTEST PEACE MEET BILLS   British Expenses at Prris Conference Cited as “Meckless Extravagance” in Commons.

PROTEST PEACE MEET BILLS      British Expenses at Paris Conference Cited as “Reckless Extravagance” in Commons.

STOCK BONUSES OF MORE THAN $1,000,000   Distributed by ‘edd. Shipyards Cor poration to Its Imployes.

‘BLAST ENTOMBS 50 MINERS   Men Trapped by Gas Explosion in RPennsvivania Mine.

FIFTY WEN ARE ENTOMBED   Gee Explosion in Bellevue Mine at Scranton, Po., Traps Force of Miners.

DIVORCE IS NOT GOAL: MONEY IS   Wife of Charlie Chaplin Will Abandor Suit for Separation and Attempt to Get Property of Comedian

DIVORCE OF CHAPLIN 10 BE DROPPED   Wife Will Sue For Halt of Property Instead.

MILDRED CHAPLIN TO SUE FOR HALF MATE'S PROPERTY      Will Drop Separation Sult. Chaplin Says There Will Be No Reconciilation,

ee  ENTIRE DELEGATION TO VOTE AS UNIT ALL TIMES   Two Women Among Delegates at ' Large Selected by New York Democratic Convention.

NAME DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.   Governor Smith One of Pour Chosen at Convention.

BELGIUM HAD SET THE PAGE   Little Nation Hardest Hit i: Almost Back on PreWar Basis.

BELGIUM IS MAKING RAPID RECOVER‘   Absence of Serious Strikes » Large  Factor in Meeting Situation

BELGIUM REGAINS © PRE-WAR FOOTING   Rapid-Progrese Toward + Industrial Recovery Since Armistico was Signed—Is 70 Per Cent Normal

CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS  ——OL the— COMMUNITY SERVICE, INC. Deatton Strect      Lown

MEXICO CITY ON DRY LIST   New Government Issues Precautionary . Orders Affecting Idquor Traffic

NEW REGIME  PUT DOWN LID  "IN MEXICO CIT}   Saloons Must Close in After: noon and Cabarets Are Denhihitead

BODY BURIED BENEATH LESS THAN FOOT OF EARTI   Mystery Surrounding Disappearance of Bank Messenger je Partiv CGleared Un.

BODY OF MISSING BANK MESSENGER ‘ IN LONELY SPOT   Police Believe Davis Paul of Camden, N. J., was Robbed and Murdered.

AMERICAN AID FOR FUROPE 1S URGED   COMMITTEE ON EUROPEAN FE NANCE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO NATION ALC. OF C.

AMERICAN AID FOR RECONSTRUCTION - WORK IN EUROPE   Recommended Today to the National Chamber of Commerce in Session at Atlantic City.

American Aid to — Reconstruct Europe   Recommended to the U. S. Chamber of Commerce by National Committee on European  . Pinancnse

RAILROADS ASK PERMISSION TO ISSUE BONDS   NINE KAILROADS APPLY TO IN. TERSTATE COMMERCE COM, FOR PRIVILEGE

FIRST DAVISON “BREWERY” IS DISCOVERED   JULIUS DeMEVER FINED $500 AND PUT TO MOWING COUNTY LAWN FOR ILLICIT DisTILLING.

FIRST DAVISON “BREWERY” IS   JULIUS DOMEVER FIRED $500 AND PuT To gowilna COUNTY LAWN FOR ILLICIT DIsTILING.

TIPTON'S FOURTH OF JULY.   Meetiiyy Monday of Gitkzens To Wis Mans For Celebrition,

TIPTON'S FOURTH OF JULY,   Mecting Monday of Citizens To Diseuss Plans For Celebre tion.

HITCHCOCK PLAN IS NOT FAVERED RESERVE BUARD   Thinks Bill Authorizing Direct Loans to Farmers Best

MONGOLIANS LOOT RICH © CITY FAR UP YANGTSZE RIVER FROM CHINA SEA

Vacation of Three Streets Leading to Grade Crossings Proposed hy Officials   City Commission Asked That Plans Be Put in Writing tor City to Consider -

PLANS ARE SHOWN  FOR LONG VIADUCT   UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CHIEFS SUGGEST SAFETY CROSSING   SUBWAYS FROWNED ON    Vacation of Three Streets Lead: ing to Grade Crossings Proposed hy Officials   City Commission Asked That Plans Be Put in Writing for City to Consider

EXPECT DIAZ 10 MAKE TROUBLE   JPPONENTS CLAIM THAT GIVING HIM LIBERTY WAS MISTAKE,

LEARN HOW TO VOTE   NO EXCUSE FOR INCORRECTLY) MARKED BALLOTS.   Those Who are Not Sure of the Met! od Should Visit One of the Schools.

NO EXCUSE: FOR “ENCORRECTH, JURKED Be LLOTS. .            'Phose Who. aire Not Sure of the Mette od Should Visit One of the. Schools.

ARRESTED FOR TAKING RANSOM,   Negro Suspected of Having Recetved $12.000 Lott by Couchtin.

ELWELL MURDER STILL A MYSTER\   DETECTIVES ARE RUNNING DOWN NEW CLUES As TO A WOMAN

SEEKING OWNER OF KIMONO IN MURDER PROBE   Belated information giver by housekeeper spurs aloanthe

HIDDEN KIMONO A NEW CLUE TO ~ ELWELL MURDER   Housekeeper Admits She Had Shielded Woman In  j the Caca   FOUND IN A WASHTUB   Identity of Owner Given District Attorney May Clear Up Mystery

AN IMPORTANT LUE IN ELWELL MUADEF   Believed to Have Been Unearthed as Result of House lepannrte Tilent

ore BY OFFICERS   Belated Information Said To Have Been Given By Woman.

THE ELWELL MYSTERY   Jolice Ex ext Important. ,peieer ' ‘mente From Latest ©  iMa the Ikternutional Newe ues. ome

BAPTISTS MEET AT BUFFALO   How to Raise $40,000,000 One of Ques. tions Which Will. Occupy Much of Convention’s Time,

N. BAPTISTS CONVENE   THIRTEENTH MEETING OPENS AT BUFFALO—SEEK TO RAISE FORTY MILLION.

NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION QPEN   Will Discuss Raising $40, 000,000 More.

oaieinemetnadiemnemenmemienatinen)  [OWA PARSON HEADS BAPTIST CONVENTION

TEDDY'S SISTER HOLDS UNIQUE TEST’ OF WOOD   Mentality and Health Proven at Home Meeting.

DOCTOR DENTES RUMOR WOOD'S HEALTH IS POOR   “Is Soundest Man, Mentally and Physically,  Have Seen,”’ He Says   HAD A SMALL TUMOR   CN PART OF BRAIN CAUSED BY A BUMP—-MADE HIS LEFT FOOT STIFF—OPERATION REMOVED iT.

STORY OF OPERATION [PON LEONARD WOH RELATED T0 WOMEN   Removal of Tumor from Brain of Presidential Candidate is Described by Doctor

THREW RADIUM INTO PIPE   Negre Woman Patient Didn't Like Its Odor and Decided It ‘tun Mao Cao.

HUSBAND ASKS” FoR DIVORCE   Charles Pugh Files’ Some Very Serious Charges Against His Witt,

HUSBAND ty) MIVORCR.   Charles, Pugh’ Files” Some Very Serious Charges

WAR MOTHERS T0 GO TO EUROPE ON SPECIAL VESSE}   PRESIDENT FRENCH OUTINES PLANS MADE   Holds Conference With Secretary Dan jels and Seeretary Baker in Washington—Passports  Question.

U.S. ARRAIGNS 2 COAL FIRMS AS PROFITEERS   Officers, Charged With Aiding In Profiteering, Will Face Court   HEARINGS SEPT, 6   Cincinnati Dealers Secure $1,000 Bail Eaeh, And Are Released

CINCINNAT FIRMS:   Charged With Violation of Lever Act Recarding Claa) -

Ne a eT eT ee TTD  ANOTHER SCHOOL ne TLDING BURNS: WOHK OF AR<‘oONW

9th SCHOOL BUILDING   Is Burned Within Six Weeks Near Connellsville

HUERTA TO HEAD MENGH GAGINE  WNOER OBREGON   CAPITOL NEWSPAPER SAYS I SPEAKS WITH AUTORITY AS TO NEW CABINET.

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Concert ert Band Thursday Night September 16, 1920  PROGR AMAIE

Farmers Deny Support As Labor Enters Party Race In Political Arena

FARMERS OPPOSE LABOR MOVE.  A Decided Stand Against Political  3S as Or ee Oh Oe aaa) OU cs pe mm wa

FARMERS REJECT LABOR PRAPOSAL   Agricultural, Organizations tc _ Adopt Principles but Leave Members Free

FARMERS WON'T JOIN A. F. LIN ITS GAMPAIGH   Head of Grange Makes State ment.—Committees to Wage Fight Are Named.

THE FARMERS ~ WON'T JOIN   Their Organization Witt No * Work with American Fed« eration of Labor.

INTERESTS OF FARMERS AND LABOR ARE OPPOSE!   FARMERS WILL NOT JOIN 1 LABOR'S POLITICAL PLA!‘ SAYS LEADER—HIGH WAG MEANS HICH FOOD PRICE

JOHNSON FACES SUPREME TEST IN CALIFORNIA   Presidential Preference Primary to Determine Status; Loses In Maryland.

GOLDEN STATE DECIDES TODAY AER FAUORIT   Chief Interest in California Primary on Choice Between Hoover and Johnson.   MARYLAND VOTE IS GIVEN TO GEN. WOOD   Four G. O. P. Candidate: Await Results of Indiana’s Primary Today.

CALIFORNIANS CHOOSE “SON”   Hoover and Johnson ir “Stiff Battle on Coast; ‘Kentuckians Meet.   MARYLAND GOES TO ‘WOOD BY BIG MARGIN

EVES OF NATION ON PRIMARY BATTLE EARLY VOTE LIGHT   Johnson And Hoover issue Merry Battle In Golden Gate State,   FOUR INDIANA CANDIDATES

LOOKING FOR A HEAVY VOTE IN CALIFORNIA      Hoover-Johnson Hustle for Delegates the Chief Issue in Today’s Primary Election.

7-0 OUGMERGED IN ATLANTIC OR db HOURS   Dozen Navy Vessels Make Race from Various Points on Atlantic Seaboard to Help Disabled  Craft.   Wireless from Transport Gen. Goethals Picked Up at Farmington, Conn., Notifies Officials Navy Department.   RULELETIN.

MARY SHIPS RACE TD. DISABLED SUBMARINE   §-5 IS BEING HELD AT SURFACE OF "ATLANTIC WITH CABLES FROM TRANSPORT.   Four Officers and Thirty-Six Men Are Reported Imprisoned on Submerged Vessel.

U. S. Submarine S-5 Down Thirty. six Hours With Crew of Thirty As Result of Accident. ®   FIGHTS FOR AIR AND LIFE   Ships stand by, Grappling and Holding Sub Near Surface So Men Can Breathe.   While Fast War Vessels Speed on Way With Material to Cut _ Hull and Rescue Them.   SENT A PHONE TO SURFACE   Baoy, With Bell Ringing, Attracted Passing Steamer and Relief Measures Began. —   RULLETING,

STRANGER SLIGHTLY HURT IN LEAP FROM TRAIN   June Harris Critically 1!

BIG BLAST SHAKES CHICAGO   Explosion of Dynamite at Bottom of Quary Jolts Whole South Side.

HARDING GOES 10 SOUTHLAND   He Starts Today for Tennes‘ see When He Speaks Yoj   Morrow at Chattanooga.   POSSIBLY LAST TRIP DURING THE CAMPAIGN   Kentucky, Missouri and Indiana Will Also be Visited Durinese the Week.

HARDING STARTS ON FOURTH TRIPs WILL END AT ST. LOUIS   May Be Last Tour Out of State Before Election— Ohio Meetings.

HARDING STARTS ON LAST SWING SPEECH MAKING  HE INVADES INDIANA, KEN TIinuvyvY TERAIAICCOrE AAnh

HARDING IS ON. FOURTH TRIE   CIRCUIT WILL: TAKE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES,

HARDING RETURNS TO “FRONT PORCH”   NOMINEE PLEASED WITH 87. PAUL TRIP—MEERTS GEN, PERSHING AT CHICAGO,

HARDING AT MARION FOR LONG STAY   will Resume Front Porch Program for ‘Rest of Month. .

AARIOING 13 NOW BACK IN MARION   Is Greatly Pleased. with Trip to Minnesota   Front Porch Campaign Which is Expected to Keep Him at Home During Remainder of September—Two Short Rear Platform Speeches are Made During Return Trip

HARDING STARTS: TTOUE      Republican.‘ Nomiriee Begin Swing Through Kentucky, Indiang and ‘Tennesces.   OCT.:20 TO:BE A BIG DAY

SENATOR HARDING RETURNS HOME AFTER FIVE. DAY CAMPAIGN IN MIDDLE Wea!   Nominee Will Take Brief Rest Before Starting On Another Lap Of Speaking Tour; Rides Locomotive On Trip East.

HARDING LEAVES ON TOUR OF FOUR DOUBTFUL STATES   Will Speak Rest of Week In Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee   MAY BE LAST SWING   Plans to Spend Remaining Days Before Election Ip Hie Home State

HARDING STABTS OUT ON LAST EXTENSIVE TRIP   Is Headed Toward St. Louis Eastern Trip to New York Has Been Called Off.

SPEAKING = ~ TRIP cial   SOME OF HARDINGS ADVISERS FEAR COMPLICATIONS LN NEW YORK   HARDING GBIECTS, BELIEVES HIS LEAGUE VIEWS HAVE BEEN MISREPRESENTED

HARDING SPEAKS  FROM CAR PLATFORM   Republican Nominee Talks to Cheer ing Crowds in Minnesota and Indiana.

PERSHING JOINS HARDING EN ROUTE BACK HOME; TO RESUME PORCH TALKS   Nominee Made Eight Speech es on Three-Day Trip; To Leave Marion Again In October on Extensive Tour

SENATOR HARDING AGAIN IN MARION   Nominee and Political Managers Pleased With Trip.  JOINED BY GEN. PERSHING.   Who Accompanied Presidential CandRiate to Ohio Home— Other Trips Will Be Made in Last Month of Campaign, Meanwhile Front Porch Speeches Are Planned.

HARDING NOT TO CARRY CAMPAIG) INTO THE EAS’   Complications With Elihu Root on League of Nations Feared at New York.

HARDING COMING: NEXT FRIDAY    Senator Leaves Home Late Today i And Will Speak Here  _ ‘This Week

HARDING IS READY FOR NEXT STUMP   Heavy Southern Schedule Planned By Candidate.

HARDING READY TO RESUME FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Declares Himself Greatly Pleased at Practical Results of Three-Day Journey.  GEN. PERSHING SPENDS  ALIPLIT AT AIMaAiaiorrtoc LIOAAr      Next Speaking Trip Expected to Begin About First of October, and New York Will be Visited Latter Part of Next Month.

prereset oe RN A See  HARDING IS BACK IN MARION,  Front Porch Program m for September

TARDING BEGINS HIS LAST TOUR   'Will Speak in Middle West Remainder of the Week—Visit to Now York Has Been Called OF

Kastates League Stand, Saying He Opposes Covenant but Favors Association That “Will Tend to Prevent War.”

FOUR DOUBTFUL DATES TO ott 6.0. P. NOMINEE   Senator Harding Leaves Tuesday For Stumping Trip.   IMPORTANT TOUR   Makes Swing in Behalf Of a’ Republican. Senate Next Term.

HARDING — REAFFIRMS . ~ POSITION   ENDS ALL DOUBT OF "STAND ON ASSOCIA TION OF NATIONS.    Would Tend:to Prevent War  - —Unalterably Opposed to League as Submitted by Mr Wileon 

on PERSHING VISITS HARDIN   SHARED IX APPLAUSE. OHIO. SENATOR. - : a      WILL STICK TO FRONT PORCH BALANCE OF MONTH. .      ba a to Voters to Have. Nas flon Pat Back on the Right : Track. . =

HARDING RETURNS HOME.   Pleased With Trip and May Take Other Jaunts From Marion.

BACK FOR BREATHING SPELL   Harding Will Leave on Tour oft Three States Tomorrow :

PEROHING TRAVELS WITH HARDING AND SHARES APPLAUSE   Republican Candidate Has Gen. eral as Guest From Chicago to Marion.   RETURNS TO FRONT PORCH

FASTERN TOUR ~— 4$ CALLED OF!   Republican Managers, Fear ing Split Between Root and Harding Cancels   “ASTERN . SPEECHES   Soes to Tennessee Today and Will be in Indianapolis on Friday.

HARDING STARTS ON LONGEST TRIP   Root's Attitude on League Re. sults in Calling Off Visit to New York.

HARDING WILL INVADE SOUTH ON WEDNESDAY   SENATOR WILL 6&0 FARTHE! SOUTH THAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES USUALLY GO.   IN INDIANAPOLIS THIS WEEK   This Trip May be Last The Senator May Engage in This Campaign; Call of Eastern Trin.

SENATOR HARDING LEFT TODAY ON SOUTHERN TRIP   Issues Formal Statement, Re-stating His Position on League of Nations Covemant.

HARDING MAY MAKE NO MORE LONG TRIPS   Senator May Cancel Engagement at Buffalo.

HARDING ON . LAST TOUR   Republican Candid: s Hay Con fine Speeciics Hereajier to the Front Porch,

HARDING RETURNS FROM MINNESOTA   Managers Indicate Other Trips Will be Made by Nominee In October   SPEAKS AT ROCHESTER   General Pershing Accompanies Nominee; Hold Informal Reception yl

HARDING STARTS. “NEW STUMP TOU   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Corresnondent.!

Fears. of Differences With Root on League Cancels New York Date.   SPEAKS AT JACKSON, OHIO   eats Tonleht for South and Up at St. Me ict

HARDING READY FOR LAST TOUR OUTSIDE STATE   Eastern Trip to be Cancellec And Front Porch to be Held   Goes to Tennessee and Visits St. Louis Before Return

Who Accompanied Presidential CandMate to Ohio EHome— Other Trips Will Be Made ia  . Gast Month of Campaign, Meanwhile’ Front Porch Speeches Are Planned.

HAROING MAY HALT FURTHER SPEAKING TRIPS QUT OF OHIO   Candidate Considers Cancelling Outside. Dates at End of Tour Started Today.   DOREMUS WOULD Quiz HARDING UPON LEAGUE   Wants to Know if League of 41 “Nations Would Disband to Join One With U. S.

"HARDING OFF AGAIN:   Atopublican Nominee: Starts Todny-an Fourth Campaigy ‘Tour,

ERHUMATION OF “AMERIAN DEAD: “WP FOR DEBIT   FRENCH DEPUTIES TO MARE IN. VESTIGATION OF CONDITIONS AT BREST.

CREDITOR AND DEBTOR SAME DAY WAS ‘UNCLE   YESTERDAY LAST DAY FOR INCOME TAX BUT U 8S. HAD TO PAY BOND DUES

UNCLE SAM GOT RICH QUICK   Limit Expires On Income Tax Payments¢—Penalty and Interest On Unpaid Rills.

UNCLE SAM WEALTHY THEN POGR SANE DAY   Tax lestalliments of $800,000, 669 Go to Pay Indebtedness of Bore Than 3760,606,800

MILLIONS POUR INTO TREASURY   BUT GOVERNMENT PAYS OUT CASH AS FAST AS TAX Is PAID.

THE POPE ASKS KNIGHTS FOR $1,000,000   Revenues of Vatican Fron European Sources Cut Off —An Appeal to America.

IMPOVERISHED PAPACY MAKES APPEAL FOR AIL   Vatican Looks to America tc Contribute to Income Reduced by War

VATICAN IS — THPOVERISHED   Have Made Appeal tc United States for Finances It Is Said

POPE BENEDICIT’S EXCHEQUER SAID   Head of Church Obliged To Appeal to American Catholics for Financial  — Aid.

POPE BENEDICT’S EXCHEQUER SAID TOBE AT LOW EBI   Head of Church Obliged To Appeal to American _Catholics for Financial  Aid.

VATICAN NEEDS AID-APPEAL IS TO AMERICANS   Look To Knights of Colum bus to Replenish Treasury of Holy See.

POPE LOOKS T UNITED OTATES FOR FINANGES   War Has Been Responsitie for Gis: continuance of Funds From Saveral Other Countries

OFFER POPE ASYLUM IN U. $.?   Knights of Cotumbus Said to Have Suggested Unitad States Ship for Pontiff.

VATICAN DAUR HINANGIAL T BY GREAT WAR   HOLY SEE CALLS ON VARIOUS COUNTRIES FOR HELP; TO RAISE MILLION IN U.S.

KNIGHTS OFFER OPANENT HAVA ff§   Protection. ‘“Assuréd” “Pontiff ir . Case: Grave- Trouble’ Arises In Italy --

POPE IS OFFERED - ASYLUMIN THE U.S   Chief Resources of Vatican Cut by the War.   Knights of Columbus Said to Have _ Suggested U. S. Ship to Trans  port Pontiff.

AMERICA, 1S “POPE'S Ti TOPE   Knights of Columbus in Americs te Raise a Million For Hig.

POPE OFFERED ASYLUM   WAR CUTS CHIEF RESOURCES OF THE VATICAN.   Report Says Knights of Columbus Sug gest America as Haven for the Pontiff.

Pope’s Funds Low; K. C.’s To Aid Him   AMERICAN ORDER PROM. ISES TO RAISE AT LEAST MILLION DOLLARS.

DALLAS NEWS DECLARES FORMER SENATOR WILL ANNOUNCE SOON   BLAIMS TO KNOW FAGTS   Newspaper Asserts It Bases Prediction on ‘Absolutely Authoritative Information’’  It Has Received.

NO FORMAL STATEMENT   Former Senator. Bailey to Make His Position Clear Wednesday

GASOLINE PRICE   To be Inveotizated Under House Re~olution Offered Todlay.

L WHHE PEACE pus SOUL   r TEXT AT VARIAN   he French T Is a Virtual jonment at the Americ  trine.— Two  ror poc a ete een wees SEND,  ext of tht Aban an Mon Texts   i A A  200 e eee eee? *'   . 21 OF TH  ARTICL Ik  BAGUEB COVENANT .

TREATY CHANGE THREATENS U. § HARDING SAYS   Points Out Discrepancies Between French and English — Versions of Treaty   DUPLICITY IS SHOWN

CHARGES BLAME UPON GONGRESS   Palmer Defends Course in Accepting Price   Declares President Wilson Would Have Bought Entire Cuban Crop Last Year at Low Figure if Congress Had Not Ignored His Request for  Woarecearyv T.aciclatian

PALMER DEFEND: HIS SUGAR PAIGE   Maintains That Louisiana Transaction Was Econamy _ Transaction for All

PRESIDENT WAS NOT PERMITTED TO BUY SUGAR.   Palmer Says Wilson Asked Congress for Such Power.

PALMER DEFENDS PRICE -FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR   Attorney General at Same Time Tells Why Cuban Crop Was Not Purchased

DEFENDS ACTION ON SUGAR,   Palmer Says Wilson Woukl Have Ronght Entire Caban Crop.

PALMIER DEFENDS SUGAR PRICES   Aitorney General Contends Millions Were Saved ihe American People.

CONGRESS BLAMED FOR HIGH OUGAR PRICES BY PALMER   SAYS PRESIDENTE MADE APPEMPT TO PURCHASE Ct BAN CROP BUT LACKED Sl PPORT   OWN ACTIONS DEFENDED   Familiar Pastime in  “Passing the Buck” Tells  Capital Attorney General House Investigating Committee.

PALMER DIsGloots: SUGAR SITUATION   SAYS WILSON WOULD HAVE PUR. CHASED CUBAN CROP HAD CONGRESS MET REQUEST.   “PASSING THE BUCK” GITED   Attorney General Defends Action in Accepting 17c and 18c for the Louisiana Praduct.

CONGRESS BLAMED FOR SUGAR PRICES   PALMER SAYS WILSON WANTED TO BUY CUBAN CROP AT LOW FIGURE LAST YEAR.

Sugar Prices Due to Act. Of Congress   ATTORNEY GENERAL — SA¥! CONGRESS KEPT PRESIDENT FROM BUYING CUBAN SLGOAR CROP.

REFINERS Ch HELP TO STOP AEGALE SUGAR   ATTORNEY GENERAL DEFENDs HIS FIXING OF PRICE ON LOUISIANA   Says He Has No Apology To Make Because He Saved Millions To American People.

MacSwiney Case Is Argued; One Goes to Hospital And Other to Bastile

Lloyd Prevost Guilty of Murdering §. Brown At Mount Clemens, Mich

PREVOST GUILTY OF FIRST OEREE MURDE   Soldier Convicted of Kilhng His Pal Near Mt Glemens on  Christmas Eve

Railroad Workers Have Decide: to Accept Proposals Made by Wilson.   FULL WAGE DEMANDS COULD NOT BE GRANTED   Course of Action Outlined by Which Unions Hope to Better Their Condition at a Fature Date.

POLICY BASED © ON JUSTICE 10. BOTH PARTIES   UNION REPRESENTATIVES GO INTO CONFERENCE AFTER LEAVING ., WHITE

Fellowing Delivery of Answer to President Wilson This Afternoon Arrangements Are Made for Meeting on February 23 at Which Time Railroad Union Delegtaes Will Discuss Conditions—Strike Is Averted for Time But Difficulty Is Not Ended.

Georgia Jeers Wilson Policy   Democratic State  Convention Refuses To Endorse Administration

ANUA DILL AILLED WHEN NEGCOOARY TWO-THIRDG VOIE FAILS IN HOUSE   War With Germany Technically Still On As Solons Drop Measure By Margin of  Twenty-eight Votes. sabes

House oF. PRESENTAPIVE! Hee Rg R EN TARY: Selinn ee i Rg   WIN. 25 VOTES LESS THAN: THE! "NECESSARY TWO-THIEBE. TO  BBPAT WILSOX.

Resolution Killed in House Today, Falling 23 Votes . Short of Two-Thirds   ONLY TWO REPUBLICANS OPPOSED TO OVERRIDING   SEVENTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTH AGAINST PRESIDENT; AC« TION BLOCKS FURTHER AT TEMPTS IN SENATE,

HOUSE TO OVER RIDE PRESIDENTS VETO   McADVO DOES NOT WANT TO BUN FOR THE PRESIDENCY UNLESS DRAWN INTO 19

HOUSE KILLS KNOX PEAGE ~ RESOLUTION   Only Tiventy-Eight Votes Needed for Necensary. ‘Ewo-Thirds to Overs , tide President’s Yeto

AEOULUTION Ot ANUX KILLED IN HOUSE   Solons Refuse by 219 to 152 to Override Veto of President

House Failed to Override Veto o Knox Peace Pact in Effort Made Today.   NEEDED 28 MORE VOTES   Seventeen Democrats Voted Against President and Two Republicans For.

HOUSE FAILS IS EFFORT TO ANNUL - WILSON’ VETO      Knox Peace Resolution Is Killed When House Fails to Override Veto by Margin of 28 Votes

SE FAILED TO OVERRIDE VETO   THR KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION WAS KILLED IN THE HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON, 

ANOX RESOLUTION KILLED IN HOUSE   Fails to Pass Over President's Veto: Two Republicans Line Up With President: Seventeen Democrats Are Against Their Leader.

HOUSE REFUSES ~ TO OVERRIDE   Knex Peace Resolution was Killed by House by Vote of 219 to 152   ON POLITICAL LINES  Two Republicans Vote With Democrats — Further Action is Blocked

SUSTAIN VETO OF KNOX ACT   CONGRESS PAILS "To OVERRIDE THE MESSAGE, OF PRESTDENT FORBIDDING : ITS PASSAGE  ~ ae wk ms +   WILSON IN: MINORITY   TWENEY-EIVE VOTES SHORT OF THE REQUIRED TWO-THIRDS ARE LACKING

Wilson Vetc   Twenty-eight Votes Are Needed i Lower House to Defeat Presi. dent's Veto of Peace Reso. lution—Two Republi. cans With Wilson

Peace Resolution Killed With Vote - 28 Short of Mark   Resolution ‘Repealing War Le gislation  May Now: Be Pre sented—Foreign Affair Committee to Turn Down Re1 quest for Mandata in Armania -

MODIFICATION SOUGHT OF EMERGENCY COAL ORDER   Committee Appointed to Consider Question of Fuel for Cleveland and Akron.

GUX MAKES DOZEN SPEECHES IN DAY   Renews Attack on Republican Campaign Contributions.   TELLS OF BARNES’ BOOK   Candidate Declares Attempt is Being Made to ‘‘Newberryize the Nation’’—League of Nations Extolled—Governor Accuses Harding of Frequently Changing Position.

COX  RLWIND CAMPAIGN THRU THE STATE OF MICHIGAN   [Refers to Newberry Electior Case in' His Ad dresses   EXTOLLS LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Delivers. Dozen Speeches In _ Michigan Cities In Open  REITERATES -CHARGE-~ OF BIG Seren FUND   Defends Article 10 of League of Nations; Flays Re publican Ovvonent.

GUA REITERATE CHARGES PLOT TO S BIY PRESIDENT   Republican Nominee Makes Whirlwind Rush Into Western Campaign.   DOZEN ADDRESSES ARE DELIVERED IN MICHIGAN   Renews Attack on Republican Campaign Contributions and Peace Policies—League of Nations Extolled and Separate Peace Denounced.

COX REASSERTS MONEY CHARGES   Nominee, on Speaking Tear, Re news His Attack on Repubiican Campaiga Contributiors   PROOF IS OFFERED   Quotes from Republican Treaserex's Official Bulletin and

GOV. COX'MAKES WHIRLWIND RUSH INTO THE WEST   Makes Dozen Speeches in Michigan Attacking G.O.P. Funds and Policies      HITS “NEWBERRYIZING”   SAYS G. O. P. TRYING TO DOMINATE THE NATION THROUGH MONEY POWER

COX GOES WHIRLING AWAY FOR THE WEST   MICHIGAN REACHED ON FIRST DAY OF HIS TOUR.   Mette rates im Vehemeat Way Charge That Republicans Are Attemptime te Make Presidercy Bargain Counter.

COX GFFERG PROOF CF G.0.P. “SLUSH FUNG   CHARGES OF CORRUPTION ARE REITERATED FIRST DAY OF WESTEEN TRIP.   MAKES TWELVE SPEECHES   Republicans Accused of Attempting to “Newberryize” Nation; Oral Clash With Spectator.

Candidate for President ’ Makes Dozen Speeches in Michigan to Crowds   SHOWS UP PLAN TO.  BUY THE PRESIDENCY   Reads From Republican Official Treasury Bulletins . ~ Showing Details of Plan ‘. for Raisine Funds

COX GAMPAIGNING ACROSS MIGHIGAN TALK STO CROWDS   Tells Them That League of Nation: is Sound Democratic Doctrine la Every Sense   CONTINUES CHARGE THAT REPUBLICAN FUND TOO BIG   Demoeratic Nominee <peaks To Dozer  Andiences In Favor of the Ticket That He Heads.

ff ER HARDING   CLTES A LIST OF BACKERS,      cax SAYS HE WOULDN'T TARE MONEY FROM BIG BUSINESS.

COX ADDRES ota MANY MEETINGS   Begins Whirlwind Plunge Into Golden West   RENEWS HIS ATTACK   Jn Republican Campaign Contributions and Peace Policies in Dozen Speeches at Points in Michigan — Gives Local Touch by References to Newberry Case—Plot is Alleved

COX ALLUDES TO NEWBERRY SENATE FIGHT   Renewed ‘Attack On. Republican Campaign Fund-and Peace Policies In Dozen Speeches In Michigan.   PRINCIPAL TALK AT CAPITAL   IRECEIVED’ MUCH: APPLAUSE

ITELLS : OF- BARNES’ . BOOK,   tandidate D: inren- ‘Attempt i: : Being Made “to “Newberry. ize the Nation’ ——League “0!  Nations, Extolled—-Governo1 Accusea’ Harding of Fre. quently Changing Position.

LEAVES FOR U. S.    New British . Ambassador to Take up TDintieas at Once.

PROHIBITS WHISTLING   Order of > Guam ‘Governor Reads Whistling fs An Entirely Unueeessarys and lyritating Noise.”"

Can’t Whistl e in One City Controlled by U.  S. Governor General

Spectators in Assemblymen Case Surprised to Find Him a Meek ¥ittle Wan.

peetaters in Assemblymen Case Surprised to Find Him a Meek : ss aiken Man,

HARDING NOW KNOWS TTP.   } Ohio Man Told) Yesterday of His Nomination for President.

“HARDING NOW KNOWS IT.   _ fx } + Ohio Man Toid® Yestertiny lof ‘His  vomination for [ siddut.

589 PERSONS MISSING  FROM WRECKED STEAMER   Only Two Life Boats Containing 2 Passengers From The Afrique Picked Up.

Bodies of _"Fhree- Decorated “American Sdldiers-F. ‘ound _, Near Scene of Wreck.

Ob ARE MISSING FROM WRECK OF. STEAMER AFRIQUE   Ti S65 Pees snd Crew of 150.

589 ARE MISSING FROM STEAMER AFRIQUI   Steamer, Outbound From Bordeaux Sank In Bay of Biscay, Early Yesterday.

Were Aboard Steamer Afrique Which Foundered Yesterday in the Bay of Biscay,

FRENCH LINER SINKS DURING BAD STOR}   “Ywo Boats with Myentyesix: Survi« \ yor. Picked Op in Buy of  this,

SIXHUNDRED > ongeoARE-MISSING   Only: Twelity:Six So Far Res. cued From Steamship Afrique Which Sunk Monday.   FIFTY SMILES OFF SHORE

FRENGH STEAMER SINKS WITH FEW PASSENGERS SAVE   Almost Six Hundred People Believed to Have Been a Tromned   ONLY TWO LIFE BOATS HAVE BREEN PICKED UP   Steamer Afrique Springs Ledk and Gces te Bottom Fifty Miles trom Shore

NEARLY 600 ARE BELIEVED DROWNED   TWO LIFE BOATS CONTAINING 26 PERSONS FROM STEAMER PICKED UP

589 Passengers Stil] © Missing From Steamer Sunk in Bay of Biscay

HUNDREDS ON S. 5. AFRIQUE ARE DROWNED   Inly 26 of 615 Aboard Liner Are Saved, Report.

TO GARRY FIGHT ~ TO-SAN FRANCISC   Gov. Edwards of New Jersey Will Appeai to Democratic Convention to Restore American Freedom.

HELP IN FIGHT ON FEVER ASKED   Red Cross Unabie to Handle Situation at Salem

SALEM NURSES WANT MORE RELP {ft CARE OF TYPHOID VICTIMS   ‘Forty New Cases Develop —Expect 0 oo gat Aid.

SALEM DISEASE AGAIN SPREADS   Forty New Cases of Typhoid In Salem in Past Twenty-four Hours  Red Cross at Washington Asked To Send Help At Once.

ROADS FIGHT STATE FARE   Nine Carriers In Minnesota Start Suit for Injunctions to Prevent Enforce. ing a Return of Old Rate.

Nine of the Principal Railroads Operating in Minesota Institute Suit in U. S. Court.   HOPE TO CONTINUE THREE CENT RATE   Minnesota Two Cent a Mile Passenger Rate Was Established in 1913.

DNLAROMA MINE JPERATORS WON  AENEW WAGE TALK   Head of Association Says Con. ference Over Pay Was Can. celled Because Miners Broke Coniracts.

MINE OWNERS WILL  NOT REOPEN WAGE SCALE CONTROVERSY WITH COAL MINERS   OPERATIVES DECLINE™ TO" OBEY ORDER OF, UNION PRESIDENT AND RETURN. TO WORK; BOTH DETERMINED

DECLINE TO TALK WAGES WITH MINERS   “Vacationists” Broke Contract, Carter Writes Union Chief.   COAL FIELDS STILL IDLE NEAR M’ALESTER

PRESIDENTIAL HOOVER nO0h   Launched by Julius Bartie, of the U 8. Graly Corporation Before N.Y. Dry Goods Aswn, ©

RALLY AND. PARADE 10 BE GLIMAA   Sec. Daniels Here On Saturday Night  PARADE A FEATURE  Will Be A Moving Plea For League

RALLY AND PARADE 10 BE CLIMAX   Sec. Daniels Here On Saturday Night

EXPORT CONCERN TO BEGIN WORK SOON   SOUTHERN BANKERS PLAN TO ' SPEED UP ORGANIZATION OF COTTON FIRE.   Committee to Work Up Subscriptions Headed by Atlanta Man,

CORPORATION FOR EXPORTING COTTON S BEST PLAN YET   “ : * & 4 a Etfect of Motement Is Expected to Have Immediate Stimufating Force on Market.

OPREAD OF EMIL DOCTRINE 10 Be  STOUTLY FOUGHT   MONTANA BLOCKS BIG MOVE _   REFUSES TO CONCUR IN RESOLVE TO ACT IN_, CIVIL TROUBLES. :

OPREAD OF EMM DOCTRINE T0 BE OT OUTLY FOUGHT:   MONTANA BLOCKS BIG MOVE :   REFUSES TO CONCUR IN RESOLVE TO ACT IN Civil TROUBLES

U. S. VIEWS ON TURK SOUGHT   France Gets Hint From Acting Secre. tary af State Paik.

SEEKS U. S. VIEWS ON TURKEY   France Gets Reply From Acting Sec. retary Polk, According to the Paris Temps.

DEMOS NAME STATE CAMPAIGN ISSUES   LEAGUE COVENANT AND TAX LAW PRESENT MOST VULNERABLE SPOT OF ATTACK

LEAGUE AND TAX LAW DEMOCRATIC ISSUE   Thousand Putnam County People at Greencastle Meet; Mrs. McCulloch Speaks

SHOT AT CHURCH DOOR   Police Sergeant 7 Murdered as he Makes Sign of Cross

HLLED MAKING SIGN OF CROSS   Masked Men Shoot Chief of West Cork Intelligence Department   Leaders Declare Situation in Irelane Worst They Have Ever Known

SLAY POLICE OFFICER.IN. CHURCH.   Sergeant Mulhern Killed at Holy Wa ter Font by “Masked: Pair.

LOGALS BEAT NEKOOSA   High School Basketball Team of This City Wins Contest st Played Sat-

ATTACK ROFAL PARTY.       Bandits Attempt t¢ te Carr “Away Silver Plate.

Bandits Attack a  Train at Seville    Queen, -Vieloria and Her Brother Aboard the Train—Two R. R. Men Wounded by the Band.t’ Pusillade.

BANDITS ATTACKED SPANISH ROYAL TRAI   Bearing Queen and Her Brother—Attemp To Carry Off Spanish Royal Plate

AANOITS ATTAGK TRAIN AFARING SPANISH QUEEN BIT ARE UNSUCCESSFUL   SOUGHT TO OBTAIN ROYAL PLATE WHICH QUEEN WAS CARRYING TO SEVILLE.

ators association nepcquarters in. dicated this morning.  In the Franklin region no miners were working today.   BANDIT ATTACKED TRAIN CARRYING THE QUEEN

TRY TO STEAL ROYAL PLATE   Train Carrying Queen of Spnin Attacked by Bandits.

BANDITS ATTACK TRAIN CARRYING SPAIN’S QUEER   Unsuccessful Attempt Made to Steal Royal Plate —  Coing ta Seville.

Mexice Has Good .Chance to “Make Good” Under . the New. President :   FORCEFUL CHARACTER   Belief is That President - Wilson Will Settle the . Mexican Problem

Murder of Two More Americans _ Accentuates America’s Concern  In Revolution Stricken Mexico  

Two Americans Killed in Carranza Territory Reported to Washingto1   Additional Warship Protection on East Coast of Mexico is Asked for.

TENSION IN MEXICO FURTHER STRAINED   “Cosprriess Over TWH Meme tee GMOoORISG WoOnse,   Attention of Weebiegion (alled te Merder of Tue Mare Imericane —Heqoeee Made for Were Varchip Mroteetion.

DESTROYER FLEET   Will Protect Americans--Two Slain Near Capital   Sharp Demand on CarranzaJuarez Joins Revolution

MEXIGENS MURDER TWO AMERICANS IN GAARANZA TERRITORY   Embassy Makes Prompt and Emphatic Demand for Punishment of Slayers.   DEFECTION IN FEDERAL GARRISON AT JUAREZ   Representatives of Obregon, Villa, Manuel Pelaez aril Felix Ding Attend Conference, Indicating Detinite (Co-ordination Between Vartous Nebel Factions is Being Arranged,

MEXICANS KILL AMERICANS; MORE WARSHIPS SAILING   Report of Death of Eben F. Greenlaw and Son Accentuate Concern With Which the Officials Are Watching Developments; to Use Vessels for Protection Only   JUAREZ JOINS REVOLUTIONISTS

AMERICA READY TO TAKE STAND ~ ON AEVOLUTION   Two American Citizens Slair Near Mexican Capital and U. S. Demands Arrests   U. S. WILL SEND WARSHIPS   Rebel Leaders From Coalition To Overthrow Administration of Carranza

TWO MORE AMERICANS ARE SLAIN IN MEXICO   NEWS SHARPENS CONCERN WITH WHICH OFFICIALS WATCH AFFAIRS OVER BORDER.   FATHER AND SON VICTIMS   Belief Expressed That U. §, Destroyers Will Be Sent at Once io Waters of Neighboring Country.

MCAIGAN REVOLT VITAL, GARTANZA MAY BE BEATEN   VILLA IN LINE-UF NOW   MURDER OF AMERICANS IN CARRANZA COUNTRY CAUSES CRISIS

Iwo. U. ‘S. Soldiers Are’ Killed, ‘Third Wounded. By Cossacks in Fight

2 U.S. SOLDIERS ARE KILLED IN RUSSIA   Lease Lives ia Piggies With Somenoff¢ )} = Lossipks in Siberia ou Wan. 10. i

oles Fight Determinedly as Reds Smash Into Left and Right Flanbs of  ines

IRISH WOMEN -ROIL..SENATE   Call for De Valera’s Republic and Are Removed Froti. the Gale .Jeries.

ORDERED OUT OF SENATE. GAL RES TODAY   When They Attempted Demoustra. tion for the Irish Repablic.

HARDING TELLS WHY HE PREFERS PORCH   3 “— rU MULTUOUS CROWD MEETS HIM aT WHEELING.   Deesn’t Like to Disappoint Anyone Heering Him and Thinks Can Do Better Thru Medium ef the Press.

ADMINISTRATION OPENT MONEY IN ALOT OWS MANNEE   Democratic Waste Brought the Nation to the Verge of Financial Disaster, Says a OO PP. fandidate.

HARDING STATES ECONOMY POLICY    Senator Addresses Two Large  Audiences in Wheeling,  West Va.

And At Marion He Could Talk To Virtually AH Of American Cit“ qzenry. Through Medium. Of  Nawrenaiare   URGES. GOVERNMENT. ECONOM)

HOWLING THRONGS BESIEGE HARDING   Wheeling Gives Republican «+ » Nominee Welcome.   GOSPEL OF AMERICANISM   From Republican Standpoint Preached Always — Finds Tide Running High Among People——Policy of Government Economy and 8trict Business Laid Down.

HARDING MANTS TO CUT EXPENSE   DISCUSSES FAVORITE SUBJECT OF PROFESIONAL POFITICIAN BEFORE 5000

HARDING DELIVERS PLEA FOR ECONOMY   SAYS RECKLESS DEMOGRATIC WASTE MUST BE CURBED    GREAT. OVATION (IN VIRGIN   Streets of Wheeling Swarm With Tu raultuous Crowds to Hear the Senator. Peopie Fight far Ad. miséion thteo Auditortum  ‘

URUWDS BATTLE 10 SEE HARDING   Is Greeted by Tumultuous Throng at Wheeling   Of Government Economy and Strict Business Administration — Tells Audience Why He Had Preferred Front Porch Campaign — Could Talk Through Press

HARDING PREFERS PRESS AS MEDIUM   Can't Talk to Everybody in Speeciies Senator cil» His West Virginia Audiences,

AFTER CONVENTIONS   EXPENDITURES OF PRESIDEN. AL ASPIRANTS WILL BE REVIEWED AFTER SVLY oO

Adjournment Halts Expenditures Probe   Senate Committee Will Resume Hearings on Records of Presidential Candidates July 9; Books of Hiram Johnson, HoOver and Lowden to Be Gone Over.

GRICAED HONORS MEMORY OF LORD MAYG8 SF CORK   Huge lThrongs Shout “Down With the Brit ish Empire.”

 COAL MEN- DISPLEAS#! iD.      Some of ‘Phen Say They Have, Been (Handling ‘Coal at. 

COAL MEN DISPLEASED.   Some Of Them Say They Have Been AMandliing Coal ata Less.

LAND SOLD IN THIS COUNTY FOR $1.25 SEVENTY YEARS ACO   YoU COULD BUY A HALF SKC. TION FOR THE PRICE OF AN ACRE NOWADAYS

PATROLMEN IN ChIGAGD WILL QUIT APRIL FIRST IF DEMANDS NOT MEI   Also Be Homeless if Land. lords Don’t Decrease Their Rentals,

GOOD MEETING AT END OF CAMPAIGN   Congressman E. C. Little Made Address iat Court House Last Night.

goge MEETING AT END OF CAMPAIGN       Congzessman_ E.G. Little Made Address jet Court flouse Last Night.

HOUSE SHORTAGE IN IOWA CITIES      ee ee ee HAS MENACED HEALTH  ~ Moines Faced With Prospect of Shorlage For Many Years, Wit nesses Toll Committee.

HOME SHORTAGE 39,000 IN IOWA HEARING SHOWS   Tax Exemption on New Dwellings One Remedy That Is Proposed.

HOUSE SHORTAGE IN (OWA CITIES   CONDITION IN SOME INSTANCES HAS MENACED HEALTH   ‘Des Moines Faced With Prospect of Shortage For Many Years, Witnesses Tell Committee,

HOUSING SITUATION IN CENTRAL STATES UNDER PIOSE INVESTIGATION      REPRESENTATIVES OF MANY TN DUSTRIES GATHER TO DIS. CUSS THE MATTER.

RECONSTRUTION INVESTIGATION   Building Situation. in the Middle West Holds Attention

WOMAX DISFRANCHISED   For First Time Such Sentence I ‘Passed in Indiana.

WEIS NOT A PARTY IN DARTMOUTH MURDER   Man Detained Was Orile N Wise of Akron, 0

Crett Wan Canaditinne Preavasl   STUDENTS’ NAMES = WERE CONFUSED

BELOIT PROFESSOR RESIGNS   Educator Who Wrote “Book of Chaos’ Quits—--College Head Denies Censorship.

PROFCSSUn AT BELOIT QUITS   College Head Denies That Educator's Book Was Censored.

GIVE MORE EVIDENCE FAVORING WATERWAY   Detroit Holds Another Hearing  at Which Prominent,Men Appear.

URGE LAKES-SEA WATERWAY   Shippere and Manufacturers Appear " at Detroft Hearing te Boost Improvement.

JOHNSON-WOGD FORGES SPLIT AMEN OREGIN   Portland Territery Favors Cali. fornian, Outside Part for General   LOWDEN HN HOOVER OUT OF RACE   Chamberlain and Stanfield Leading in Senatorial Nomination Contest

WOOD LEADING IN OREGON PRIMAR   General Has 3,270 Votes In. complete Returns from 25 Counties Show

WOOD 1S LEADING. JOHNSON IN ORE.   Returns Are Slow and Genera : Has But Few Hundred : Advantage.

Woop IS LEADING   Only fan Portland Does Senator dJohuson Seem Strong.

BILL TO BAR FILM THRILLERS   Measure Would Deny Interstate Trane portation to “Bleed and Thunder” Scenes,

WILSON WILL NOT YIELD UN FIUME NSPUTE   Proposition of Premiers t Withdraw Proposal of December 9 Is Refused   DENIES RESPONSIBILITY OF DELAYING AGREEMENT   AMERICAN GOVERNMENT IS WILLING TO ABIDE BY SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATED BY JUGO-SLAVLA AND ITALY.

WILSON STILL HOLDING OUT   Note to Premiers Shows Obstinate Determination to Enforce His Way or Quit.

Must Accept My Proposal, ‘Wilson Says   President Yells Europeans That Dis pute Between Italy and Slays Must be Settled According: to His Ideas of dustice.

WILSON PUTS IT UP TO ALLIED PREMIERS   Tela ‘Thoms They Muse Now Settle Advaitie Afalr in Way That Am-

PRESIDENT STANDS HRM IN LATEST NOTE TO ALLIES   Reply To Note Of British And French Premiers 1s Made Publie   INVITATION IS REJECTED   Is Not Willing That Proposals Made December 9 Be Withdrawn

WILSON FIRM IN ADRIATIC STANI   President Will Hold Out For Justice to Jugo Slavs, Is Belief in Washington

HINT OF WARFARE IS DISCERNED IN NEW DISPOSITION OF BRITISH ARMS.

BRITISHERS SPECULATE AS TO TROOP MOVEMENT   ‘Papers Comment on Cancellation of Orders Sending Men to Plebiscite Areas.

LONDON NEWSPEPERG GIVE PROMINENCE 10 CHANGING OF ORDER!   Orders Sending British Troops  to Plebescite Regions Can celed Suddenly   DAILY MAIL CALLS AFFAIR BIG MYSTER‘   General Semenoff Assumes Full Powers of Goverament  "In Far Eastern Siberia

Bryan i is Back In. Washington   Commoner Went at Once into Con ference with Senator MeKeNar, Muthor- lof. Democratic. Reservations.

Preparer ta Take Veraonal Charge of fampaixn of Treats. Ratiflention.

BRYAN AT WASHINGTON   To Conduct Campaign for Treaty Ratification With Reservations.

BRYAN CAMPAIGNS FOR RATIFICATION   WILL TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE OF HIS CAMPAIGN FOR THE: RESERVATIONS.

BRYAN REACHES CAPITA   Prepares to Take Personal Charge of Campaign of Treaty ns  PRE aN Saye

6.0, P. CEREMONY   Suffrage Leaders Plan DemonStrations at Marion, 0., and Bosion.   FIGHT FOR Tie 36TH STATE   Exact Form of tie Disturbances Not Yet Decided, but Miss Alice Paul and Others Are at Work en Piang.

WOMEN TO FUSS G. 0. P. CEREMONY   Suffrage Leaders Plan Demonstrations at Marion, 0., and Boston.   Exact Form of the Disturbances Not Yet Gecided, but Mias Alice Paul and Others Are at Work en Plans,

WOMEN ON TRAIL UF REPUBLICANS   Suffragist Party May Fuss Up G. 0. P. Ceremony.   PLAN BIG DEMONSTRATIONS   Still in Battle for the Thirty-Sixth State’s O. K. to the Constitutional Amendment—Alice Paul and Others Are Active.

WOMEN PLAN TOFUSSG. 0. P. CEREMONIES   Suffrage Leaders Plan Demonstrations at Marion, 0., and Boston.   FIGHT FOR THE 36TH STATE   Exact Form of the Disturbances Not Yet Decided, but Miss Alice Paul and Others Are at Work on Pians.

WILL ARGUE EXCLU: SION ACT   Amertecans Living in Tokie toming a TWnmited Stnstes.

General Assembly Begins Extra Session to ‘‘Fix Up’’ the Tax Law and Provide Funds For State Institutions.

‘PUTS CERTIFICATES ON SALE   Public Can Now Purchase U, S. Paper Bearing 4'> Per Cent.

PUTS CERTIFICATES ON SALE   Public Gan Now Purchase U,.S. Paper Bearing 414 Per Cent—Banks to ’ Receive Applications.

FIGHT TROOPS, CAVALRY NOW IN GALVESTON AND age Mt BRET  GEN ES Paros wie sree NMA havi  os  (Gy Associated Press.) TON Tre & ior]   CLEAN-UP PROCLAMATION

RUSSIANS DESERT REDS   THE PEASANTS LEAVE ARMY AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY.   Go Back to Villages Where Undream: ed of Money Is to Be Made By Little Work.

IRELAND IS NEARING ACTUAL REVOLUTION   GOVERNMENT PREPARES FoR RUMORED REVOLT.   Large Masses of British Troops Are Concentrated Thrnout Scouthera Ireland as a Precautionary Meseure.

overnment Takes Cogniz: ince of Rumors and Gives Orders to Troops.’      inn Fein Leaders Say Fol: lowers Are Controlled With Difficully.   London, April 1,-— British arships have anchored in the whor at Belfast, according to dispatch to the Star today.

REVOLUTION IS AT HAND IN IRELAND   Political Situation in Emerald Isle Grows Daily More Serious and Actual Rising Against British Authority Is Thought Imminent.

IRELAND FACES As. _ SOCIAL: REVOLUTION   Rumors of Another,’ Revolt Causes England to Ceneen: trate Troops.

ISH ATMOSPHERE IS ELECTRIC WITH SUPPRESSED REVOLUTIONARY EXGITEMEN   Large Masses of English Troops Placed At Strategic Points Ready For Fresh Attempts At. Rebellion.— Martial Law May Be Declared Saturday. Nicht.

NATIONAL PENNANT WON BY BROOKLYN THOUCH IDLE   Sox Defeat: Detroit in’ First Game of ‘Their Series and Big Crowd at St. Louis

Day Of Hero-Criminal In Motion Pictures Is Ended In Pennsylvania

BANK CASHIER CONFESSES HE ROBBED VAULT   Man Supposed Locked in Big Safe Admits He Engineered Theft of Cash.

ROBBED THE BANK HIMSELF      And Caused Consternatlon by Preten ing That ne had Been Shut Up in Vault. * .

LOCKED IN SAFE, ADMITS THEFT   CONFESSION OF CLERK CLEARS UP ROBBERY MYSTERY FOLLOWING BURNING OF VAULT DOOR.

Beak Teller ef Ottawa, Ill., Inetead fis Now in the Hanads of fhe Sheriff.

BOY TELLER Ia “THIEF, Hla PLOT WAS A FLIVVER   HK. ENGINEERED ROBBERY.   LAD THOUGHT TO BE IN SAFE HAD SKIPPED. HE GIVES UP.

MISSING TELLER ADMITS ROBBERY   Drops $40,000 As He Makes Escape; Cut. Open Safe. Thinking Teller Inside

BRUISED AND  / aE "TELLER GIVES IP   Bank Robbed, Money Recovered, Vault Jimmied to Get Teller Out, No Teller.

WEAVER-DARST STOR Ee.   earganization Wirectea w ‘ial C » Weaver at. Hes

WEHRAVER-DARST SPORE.   Kieorzvanization bWected With C. Db, Weaver at Head,

ee EASY TO GET HELP;   Emp! oyers Report Less Difticalty in Finding Employes

Oe mmm menial EASY TO GET HELP,   ‘Emp! oyers Report Less Difficulty in Finding Employes

DANGER SEEN  IN LEAGUE PLAN OF WILSON   Pennsylvanian Says the President Went Forth, in His Own Name, to Recast Map of the Earth. °   ARTICLE TEN MEANS SHEDDING OF BLOOL   Under Its Terms the United States Would Be Compelled to Send Troops Abroad If Necessary. Savs.

LABOR LEADERS SEEK TO GOERCE   Sanctioning of Plans and Eu dorsement of Government Ownership of Railroads.   WILL ASK DEMOCRATS TO CHAMPION CAUSE   Aim te Have ‘Frisco Conven-tion Approve What Chicago Convention Rejected.

Next Year's Convention Will Be Held at Denver, Colorado, In Spite of Southern Delegates’ Ef _ forts to Land it For Birmingham. Alahama

SITUATION IN , ALL PARTS OF  COUNTRY BETTER   Action Against Strike  Chiefs Is Serious Blow To Outlaw Walkout.

THE STRIKE SITUATION 1S REPORTED IMPROVEL      Although Outhay Walkone Is Not Yeu Crushed, AW Ruads Announce

LEADERS READY TO   ARRESTED STRIKE HEADS PRO. POSE TO END STRIKE IF “OUTLAW” UNIONS ARE RECOGNIZED   MORE MEN BACK TO WORK   New York’s Food Situation is im. proved—Men Must Return to Work by Sunday Noon or Lose Their Jobs, Man. anere Gav

DEED IEEE IE  TYPHUS US RAGES IN GALICIA   In Some Villages Dis. ease Has Annihilated the Inhabitants

LETTER CARRIER   E. F. Reed is Third in Contest With Fellow Workmen in Other Towns for a Free Trip on the Great Lakes.

‘THE COUNTRY CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE COWARD FOR PRESIDENT,” SAID WILSON, -CNLISTCD FOR LITE

PRESIDENT HAS ENLISTED FOR  LIFE IN FIGHT      = WILL NEVER CEASE TO BATTLE FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS LONG AS HE LIVES.   WANTS WORLD PEACE SECURED   President Will Make His Plea for the League Through Books After His Term Explres.

EPCTS WILSON MISUNDERSTOOD, TRAGIC FIGURE   multy “Declares President Never Will Drop Fight For League   evOWS UNPOPULARITY   Want People To Love Mc But They Never Will,’ He Says

No PLeh POR LEAGUE 10 BE CONTINUED   Tumulty Paints Graphic Sketch Of Personalty of President.   TO FIGHT FOR P ACT   Secretary Lifts Veil From Figure At White House. -

SPANISH DRINKS NO GOOD   American Bartenders Get Al! the Jobs in Cuba. Savs Spaniard.

YANK BARTENDERS IN CUBA   Spanish Drink Dispenser, a Stowaway, Says Americans Have Taken Every Job in Country,

The Great Park-to-Park Highway Thr Seenic _- America ts Dedieatec

Marriage License Should Bring as Much as Dog  Iénsmeas Snow Cintston

BILLION TO COTTON BROWER ANAL   gee ye eae wens ‘Result £ tter Quality o ane Product was Ral ‘Says Expert essing a Cotton Meeting Today.

BILLION TO COTTON ~ GROWERS ANNUAL   .s the Increase That Would esult if Better Quality o The Product Was Raised, Says Expert Addressing a Cotton Meetine Today..

LOWDEN GETS IOWA VOTES   Republican Convention Instructs 22 of the State’s 26 Delegates for {/1). nois Governor.

SENATOR J. REED GIVES ACCOUNT OF HIS STEWARRSHIP   Holds a Personally Conductec Meeting in Convention Hail, Kansas City.   TELLS WHY HE IS OPPOSED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Says if Cox is Elected He Fears Influence of Woodrow Wilson and if Harding is Elected He Fears Influence of Elihu Root and Bankers.

REED, AT MASS MEET, HITS LEAGUE AND ITS FRIEND!   Senior Missouri Senator De nounces Internationalism at Personally Conducted Gathering in K, C.

VON GETAMANK-HOLLWEG [0 WANTED BY BELGIUM VON TIRPITZ BY ENGLAN!

BELGIUM MAY TRY HOLLWeEc   Engaind Will Demand Admiral Van Tirpitz and Other Navy Officers, Saye Paris.

‘WANTS ‘HOLWEGG AND TIRPITZ   Great Britain to Demand Their Sur render for Trial.

ENGLAND MAY TRY TIRPITZ   Belgium Scheduled to Get Hoiweg for War Crimes.

CONSIDER EMERGE: CY PLANS.   Americans in Warsaw Ready if, Bolta arene City.

FINAL FIGURES IN STATE RAGES ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC   Bailey Has Lead of Fifteen HunOF NINETEEN THOUSAND  In Second Primary   Ss  DAVIDSON HAS PLURALITY ON FINETEEN THOUSAND   W. b. Davidson Leads the Ticket in Vote Received and Also in the Majority Given Him,

Complete Primary Returns Give Bailey Lead of 1,852 Over Neff Total of 450,330 Votes Casi

FINAL RETURNS PLT * ANLEY 1.859 AHEAD   TOTAL VOTE IS 450530 IN GOVIRNORS RACE—LIST OF RUNOFF RACES

COMPLETE PRIMARY RETURNS IN TEXAS   Bailey’ & Lead Over Neff Was 1,852 Votes; Total of 450,330 Votes Cast.

LABOR COURT FOR PORTO RICO   Nequest: for: Coptes of Law R teqness  he Governor Allen 

HOG CASE TRIED AT BLOOMMIELD   28 HEAD OF HOGS HAVE WORRY: SOME TIME. WHO OWNED THEM—-?

iG CASE TRIED AT BLOGMFIELI   Twenty-Eight Head of Hogs Hav Worrysome Time. Who Owned Them the Question

Herbert Parsons, Ambassador Van Dyke, Secretary Baker, Col. Whittlesey and Two Women Included in Group of Speakers for the Cox Cause.

LEAGUE ADVOCATES TO TOUR COUNTRY   Party of Independent Voters Wil Speak In Principal Cities   SPECIAL TRAIN ENGAGED   Delegation Will Include Prof. Fisher, Lieut. Col. Whitt * lesey and Others

Porn WOMEN VOTERS.   >  Local Store * to Conduct Voting tooths for Fair Sex.

FOR WOMEN VOTERS,      Local ‘StireNio “Conduct, - Voting Booths Pair. Sex.

Passenger and Motorman Sadly jured and Others Slightly; on ‘Ree  City Line,

FOUR INJURED IN TROLLEY WREGK   Two Most Seriously Hurt Taken to Hospital   CARS CRASH HEAD-ON   1. H. Rhodes of Galeton, Pas. senger, Has both Legs Brok. en and Oliver Bragg, Brad. ford Motorman Has Frac. tured Leg-—Others Cut and Bruised Painfully.

RE INCENSED AGAINST ARMY   German Populace at Breslat Excited—Order Restored at Hamburg.

2,000 REPORTED DEAD IN RIOTS THRU GERMANY   Situation in Berlin i: Well in Hand Say Late Reports.

ROUNDUP OF SINN FEI FADERS 1 PLANNED BY BRITISH, REPORT   Plan Postponed Indefinitely On Account Of Leakage.

TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDINGON «is THE ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS IDEA TODA}

HARDING CONFERS WITH WM. H. TAFT   LATTER Is SAID TO BF FORME LATING CONCRETE PROPOSALS FOR WORLD CONFERENCE

VISITS HARDING      XN Has Been Menticned in Connection With Cabinet and Supreme Court ¥acaucies

TAFT AIDING HARDING [U DRAFT LEAGUE   Former President in Conference With President Elect Today---Taft May Get Post in Administration.

TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDINE   And Will Gite Proposals Along th: Association of Nations Idea.

PREDICTS BUSINESD “GRISES WILL COME: URGES CLOSE MARGIN   ‘Shoe Dealers Are Cau. tioned By Clevelander.

COLLEGE BOY IS HELD FOR KILLING OF A COMPANION   Young Man Came to His Death a: a Result of Friendly Boxing Match.

/EDITOR DIAMOND SENTENCED   lg Found Guilty in Gld Bailey Cour of “inciting ta Murder” of Viscount French,

ELKS CROWD BILLINGS ; FOR STATS CONVENTION   RHOUSANDS OF DELEGATES AND VISITORS THERE FOR BIC TIME—PROGRAM GIVE3 RV. ERYBODY A REAL FROLIC.

THOUSANDS OF DELEGATES AND VISITORS THERE FOR BIG TIME —PROGRAM GIVES EVERYBODY A REAL FROLIC.

Forest Stages, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stages suffers fractured skull when horse he is riding is struck by Roland Compbell of Sullivan who was driving Ford from Indianapolis.

ITT UILEMIS ID. BOY - KIELED IN SMASH   Forest Stages, 9, : son of Mr. and: Mrs. Roy Staggs, suffers fractured skull when horse he is riding, is struck by Roland Compbell of Sullivan who was driving Ford from Indianapolis.

TWELVE MILLION XMAS MELON   Will Be Cut by the Employes of the Standard Qi! Company of Indiana .

TO CUT MELON WITH EMPLOYES   Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, To Split Twelve and a Half Millions With Employes on Christmas.

YE DLAVEO Ae BAnGAEh  i EMPLOYES OF STANDARD — : OIL COMPANY WILL SPLIT i * $12,500,000 MELON XMAS

OIL EMPLOYES 10 CUT BIG MELON   Mandard Oil Company of Indtanz Will Give Employes Stock in Ooncern.

SMALL KIDNAPPER TO FACE TRIAI   Secretary Charged ‘With Stealing S200,000 "in Vietory Bonds,

COPER CENT INCREASE IN MINERS’ WAGES RECOMMENDED: WILL PUBLIC PAY PRICE?   Commission on Coal Controversy Submits Lts Report ta the President Today.   SILENT ON WHETHER THE PUBLIC GETS SOAKED

War Crimmals Go  On Trial May    Germany Prepared To Give Accused Hearing At Court In Leipzig   DEFINITE ACTION WITHIN TWO MONTHS

HADICAL THREAT STARTS SLEUTH ON MAN HUN]   Columbus Legion Men No Frightened by Dire Threa Against Parad :2rs   Federal Sleuths Seek A Clev Leading to Writer of Note

ARMISTICE DAY THREAT FAILS ITS PURPOSE   Columbus, Ohio, Post Receiv: Warning Note From Disloyalists.

WARN LEGION _ AGAINST PARADE   Threatening Letter Discovered Under Door at Headquartérs

Columbus, 0. Soldiers Warned Not To Enter - Armistice Day Parade

LEGION WARNED AGAINST PARADE.   Note Left at Headquarters Says “De Not Participate in Today’s Armistice Day Parade.”

SEARCHING FOR CLUS.   Threat Against-American Legion Fa mae af Pacirant Fétark

THREATENING NOTE IS LEFT IN OFFICE OF AMERICAN LEGION   Police Are Searching for Person: Who Threatened Former  Service Men.   DOES NOT STOP A PARADE   Members of American Legior Warned Not to Stage Parade There Today.

THREAT MADE TO LEGION AT COLUMBUS, 0.   Note Warns That Par. ade of Legion Will be Broken Up.

PRAMEUP IN BILLINGS CASE   Prosecutor of Alleged San Franecis-e Bomb Man Not Sure But He  Te tenacent.

EVIDENTLY PROSPEROUS.   Haynes People Declare ai Very Healthy Dividend.

RVIDENTLY PROSPEROUS,   Haynes Pedple Declares a Vor . Healthy Dividend.

GIRL'S IDENTITY IS ESTABLISHED      Talle Police ” She is “Mystery Pale: once erystery  Bride” From Buffalo, N. Y.

PALMER PLACES HIMSELF ON RECORD   Among Other Things Expresses Flat Opposition To Government Ownership of Railroads.

PALMER MAKES IDEAS PUBLIC UPON REQUES!   Against Government Ownershit Of Railroads.  Favors Control of Chief Com modities.

PALMER AGAINST THE GOVT. OWNERSHIP RAILROADS, HE SAYS   Answers National Board o Farm Organizations Ques tionnaire Giving His View: On Pertinent Topic Suggest ed Therein.

PALMER RAPS RAIL CONTROL   Would Eliminate Excess Profits Taxes and Tax Investments More.   GIVES HIS VIEWS IN QUESTIONAIRE REPLY

Attorney General Flatly Opposes Government: Ownership : of Raitroads.

PALMER OUTLINES fils STAND ON ALL (SSUEE   Says He Favors Private Ownership of Railroads With U. S. Supervision.

OWNEROHIE UF  AUADS OPPOGED BY Mh. PALMER   RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH WITHOU’ VIOLENCE MUST BE CAREFULLY PRESERVED,

PALMER ANSWERS QUESTIONNAIRE   OPPOSES GOVERNNENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS; FAVORS REGULATION OF FOOD: DISTRIBUTION.

PALMER GIVES HIS ANSWERS   To Questionnaire Sent to Al Candidates for the Presidency.

PARTY 1S DEFEATED IF HE LOSES THE BATTL   betel  SO HINTS JOHNSON — THINKS POHOPLE HAVE SHOWN THAT HiS VIEWS ARE THEIRS, ON THE MOST VITAL MATTERS.

PRRTY 15 DEFEATED lr AE LOSES THE SATE   SO HINTS JOHNSON — THINKS PEOPLE HAVE SHOWN THAT tS VIEWS ARE THEIRS, ON VHE MOST VITAL MATTERS,

Californian Gleeful Over Returns From North Carolina; Glories in Quality   LEAGUE PLANK PERTURBS   Coast Candidate Has Faith in Senator Borah and His Convention Tactics

NORTH CAROLINE WON BY JOHNGUN  I) PRINIARY ON CATURGAY L851   Carries the Metropolis Ten to One, and Claims ito Have Carried the Entire State By a Safe Margin.   iS STANDING PAT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   ‘Rot,’ He Veciarea, Wher Asked If He Was Weakening On the Question: His Delegates Loyal.

JOHNSON IN MILITANT MOOD   falifernia (noudidate Abroad ian the Laud With a (hip Os His GSQhoalder.

EAPENSES MUST BE FILED MONDAY   Election Statements Of Both Parties Awaited By House Officials

WERE SURPRISED BY EARLY FRIENDS   Mallard Neighbors Call on Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wagner of Graettinger the Fourth.

15 PROPOSITIONS FOR THE THE VOTERS TO PASS UPON   Constitutional Amendments and Referendum Propositions Come Up  eee “Ae cece hee

Twelve Amendments to’ State Constitution Will Be Voted on at Election   Many Measures of Importance Are to Be Decided by State’ Ss Yoters,

onl olAiTs HERE MARGIT &   TOM LOVE AND OTHERS CALL UNOFFICIAL MEET FOR DALLAS THAT DAY   Lining Up Preparatory To Choosin; Delegates To Convention Set For San Francisco

FARMERS OPPOSE SEDITION LAWS   Urges Extension U. S. Rai Control, Demands U. S. Retain Ships

150 ARE KILLED IN THREE STATES BY TORNADOES   TOLL OF SECOND SERIES OF, TORNADOES TO STRIKE TRR SOUTHLAND JS BEING CHECK. ED TODAY.

100 PERSONS KILLED IN TORNADO IN THE SOUTH   Wind Sweeps Through Mississippi and Parts of Tennessee and Alahama.

THREE STATES IN WIND PATH; LOSS AT HALF MILLION   Villages Wiped Out As Storm's Fury Breaks In Mississippi.

SECOND TERRIBLY DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE WITHIN FEW WEEXS SWEEPS SEVERAL OF SOUTHERN STATE

‘BETWEEN 100 AND 150  BELIEVED DEAD IN SECOND SOUTHERN STORM   {By Toited Presse)

Terrific Storm Sweeps Over the South Leaving a Trail of Death and Destruction

WIND STORMS WN SOUTH AGATING AFTER KILLING MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED   Mississippi, Tennessee and Alabama Again Quie After Being Buffeted by Tornadoes for Forty-eight Hours Raging.

JAPS VIEW CAL. LAWS AS MENACE   GOVENMENT {IS URGED TO PROTEST TO U. S&S. AGAINST “UNJUST” LEGISLATION

NILSON SOON TO MAKE KNOWN HIS ~ POLITICAL AIMS   ixpected to Announce Next Weel Whether He Will be Candi_ date—Bryan Active.

THRE OF UNION ~~ ELEVATOR . MEN ON IN NEW YORK   Tens of. Thousands of Workers Coinpelted to Climb Stairs to Their OT fices. in: City’s: “Skyscrapers,

GOTHAM WALKING UP SKY SCRAPERS   Elevator Operators Strike—Man Carriages Are Idle

a OO EE EOE, a a ea aise  New Yorkers Puff Their Way Upward As Operaiors Strike

New Yorkers Climb To Dizzy. Heights When Elevator Operators Walk Out; MenAnd Women Take lt As Huce Joke

AT ARLINGTON,   New Memorial Amphitheatre Is Used for First Time.

NATION REMEMBERS HEROES   Imhp:essive Ceremonics at Capital Belgium And France Unite In Tributes

WASHINGTON PAYS TRIBUTE 0 .HEROES OF MANY. U. S. WAR   All Honor Paid to, The Men Who in Days Past Died for This Country. —Roosevelt. is fe -Honored and Grave is.  - decked With Flawere

IN DAY'S TRIBUTES   GENERAL PERSHING 1S CHIEF SPEAKER AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY.

HOMAGE 15 PAID TO SOLDIER DEAT   HEROES OF KARLIER WARS SHARED IN TRIBUTE AT CAPITAL CEREMONIES.

CITIZENS-----REVOL         Sanguinary Battle for Oil Fields on Both Coast:  Swinging Toward Rebels—U. S. Warships and Border Patrols Reassure Citizens

WARSHIPS GIVEN FREE HAND WHEN FORCE IS NEEDED   Cruiser and Destroyer Are Speeding to Western Coast in South.  4   REBELS RECEIVE WARNING

READY WITH A BiG EXPOSURE   Vice President of the T:-ment Trust Sees  _é_namissioner.   CASE OF LION EATING LION

FIDELITY: DIRECTOR JOINS   And  will Assist j bin the the Exposure Mr Mr, ‘  Swig Says—Statement ina a Doy ; or Two:

RUNS ON BANKS ~— DUE TO PLO   Charge Made by Simon Swig of Tremont Truit Co., “Af. ter Conferring With Allen   Will “Expose One of Great~ est Plots Known in Bank‘ine History of U. 5.”

FOUR SUSPECTS ARE IN CUSTODY   To be Quizzed About Wal Street Explosion   ROBBERY IS CHARGED   Against Three Italians and Fourth is Accused of Having Explosives in His Possession. Officers Had Trailed Carusso for Eight Months—Men Tdentified hw Victime

ITALIAN 13 HELD 10 BE QUESTIONED ABOUT BOMB PLOT   New York Bomb Squad Arrests Suspect and Hold Him on Robbery Charge — Com panions Implicated,

AGENTS HOLD SUSPECT FOR pr  QUESTIONING   Widely Known Radical, Trailed By “Officials Of Departinent OF Jud. lice’For Eight Months, . I: Ayracted   IS IMPLICATED IN HOLDUE   ‘THREE ITALIANS DETAINET

MAY KNOW ABOUT BLAST.   Italian Will Be Questioned Re. garding His Knowledge of Wall Street Explosion.

eee : SEERING STATE OFFICE,         Ora J. Davis! of Kokomo, he State Treasurer, °

SEEKING STATE OFFICE,   i  Ora J. Davis, of Kokomo, Wants to: be State ‘Treasurer. 

HOOVER ANNOUNGES INTENTION OF HOLDING ~ OUT NAME TILE JUNE   Wants Himself Kept Out Until the  Convention.

HOOVER REFUSES TO BE CANDIDATE AT FRISCO MEE}   ‘Notifies Democrats That He -Will Permit It Under Nc Cirecpmstances

HOOVER. REFUSES TO RUN _ AS DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE; "DECLINATION IS POSITIVE

Won’t Allow Name Betore San Fran cisco Convention Under Any Circumstances.

cen HD Hoover Will Not Allow Name to Go Before  National Conference

CHERCH HOME.   Mh, Anna Whoads is in iHome for the ” Aged ‘at St. Hanis.

IN CHURCH HOME,   Dr. Anna Rhoads is in Home for the Aged at St. Lonis.

TO GIVE FIUME SOVEREIGNTY?   Only Customea Union With Jngo-sSlavia Bint We Prewaerwoad Pnader Lenacne.

. M. GENERAL IS DUBBED SOCIALIST BY JOE BAILEY   le Declares Wilson Will Not be Elected President for a Third Term -- Two Terms Are Enough, Bailey Declares.

LODGE READY FOR BIG MEET   Republican “Keynoter” Quietly Slips Into Convention City.

LODGE ARRIVES IN CHICAGO   Senator to Make the Keynote Address at the Republican National Convention.

SUSPENSION OF NEWSPAPERS   Victor Rosewater Blames Execeasive Mail Rates as Maior Cause.

POSTAGE KILLS 2,500 PAPERS   30 «Victor =Rosewater of Omaha Speaking for Publishers, Tells Congressmen.

Peace Resolution To . Be Voted On Today   Prospects Are Good That Bill Will Pass the House By About 60 Majority, Not Enough to Overcorne Veto,

“4 Test Votes Show a Final "Majority of About 60 Votes for tHe Resolution  ’ j   CHAMP CLARK LEADS FIGHT AGAINST ACT   REPUBLICANS ARE ‘TOLD THEY ARE LIKE THE BULL THAT TRIED TO BUTT THE TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.

RAIL WEN HALT STRIKE PLANS   No Indevencent Walxout by Or ganizations, Says President Lee,   CHIEFS STUDY WILSON VIEWS   President's Proposal Said to Be Based on “Justice-to-All” Policy of the Government—Decision Called “Unaiterable.”

NO SEPARATE STRIKE   Railroad Trainmen to Await Action of Others

TRAINMEN HALT WALKOUT PLANS   ‘Justice to All’ Pay Is Plan of the President.   BELIEVED INCREASE DENIED   Chiefs Meet Wilson at White House, Receive His Proposal and Study the Views It Contains in Conference.

RAIL STRIKE LOOMS = WITH NEW DECISION AT MEETING THURSDAY   Despite the Apparent Postponement of Strike at Request of President Brotherhoods Ready to Make Strong Demands For 25 to 39 Per Cent Increase.

STRIKE DECISION NEXT THURSDAY   Union Heads to Consider Walkout of Railway Employees at Chicago Meeting.   READY 70 ASK BIG INGREASE   : .   Chiefs to Meet for Final Word or Tie Up-—Expected to Demand Raise   of From 25 to 39 Per Cent  —Claim “Raw Deal.”

STRIKE DECISION: NEXT THURSDAY   Inion Heads to Consider Walkout _, of Railway Employees at ‘Chicago Meeting. .   IFADY. TO- ASK BIG INCREASE   chiefs to Meet for Final Word or TieUp—Expected to Demand Raise "of From 25 to 39 Per Cent —Claim “Raw Deal.”

RAIL UNION MEN CLAIM ‘RAW DEAL’   Strike Decision Is Set for Meeting Next Thursday.   CHIEFS TO MEET IN CHICAGO   Head of Maintenance of Way Em ployees Barker Says Men Want to Go Out—Demand 25 to 39 Per Cent Increase.

STEAMER MOHAWK IN DISTRESS OFF COAST   Has Aboard 214 Passengers and a Crew of 41

NOMITS KILLING NO. OAK. FAMIL'   Henry Layer Alleged to Have Contessed—Crime  arowth of Quarrel.   Pleads Guilty When Arraigned And Sentenced to Hard Labor for Life.

Children, While Pleading With Him to Spare Their Lives, Shot Down or Cruelly Beaten to Death—He Is Hustled Off to Court, Sentenced to Life and Is Now in Penitentiary—All Over a Dog.

ADMITS KILLING 8 WITH AX   Neighbor Confesses Murdering Wolf Family in North Dakota In Quar. rel Over Dog.

ADMITS KILLING EIGHT.   ill Feeling Over Oog Sald To Be the Cause of Crime, ~

Murderer Hurried to Prison te Aver Lynching Says Deed Was Done With Vietim'’s Gun

AFTER KILLING FATHER SLAYER BUTCHERS. . CHILDREN WHILE THEY PLEAD FOR MERCY   Guilty Man Attends Funerel Without Showing Signs of Ens:  ! tion; Breake Down Under Cross Examination When Con fronted With Murder Scenes and Pictures of Babs..

ADMITS KILLING OF FAMILY   Confession Sccared From Slayer of Wolf Household at Tertic

ADMITS KILLING 8 WITH AX   Neighbor Confesses Murdering Wolf Family in North Dakota in Quarrel Over Dog,  nthe 2. a

MIAN CONFESSES KILLING EIGHT   PARMER ADMITS HE MURDERED NORTH DAKOTA FAMILY ON APRIL 2.

North Dakota Crime Confessed by Fiend   NEIGHBOR OF WOLF’S WIPED OUT FAMILY AFTER FEUD OF LONG STANDING—TRIED SECRETLY, AFTER CONFESSION, AND HURRIED TO PRISON, FOR FEAR IRATE POPULACE WOULD LYNCH HIM.

MURDERS EIGHT IN ONE FAMILY OVER O06 GASE   Neighbor Farmer Confesses To Extermination of Wolf. Family in April   GIVEN SECRET SENTENCE - OF LIFE IMPRISONMENT   Assailant Uses Shotgun and Hatchet After Violent Quarrel With Family Head

HENRY LAYER BEGINS SERVING LIFE TERM   Murderer Hurried to Prison to Aver Lynching—Says Deed Was Done With Victim’s Gun.

FARMER ADMITS SLAYING MAN, WIFE, 5 CHILDREN AND CHORE BOY INN. D.   Henry Layer Confesses To Horrible Crime; Is Arraigned and Sentenced to imprisonment for Life.

FARMER CONFESSES WHOLESALE KILLINE   Arrested, Admits Guilt Sentenced for Life.

PRINCESS ANNE RODE LAST NIGHT’S GALE   Effort Will Be Made Today to Take Off Passengers —Tugs Do Not Dare Approach Side of Stranded Liner — Wireless Out of Commission.

CAN THEY FORCE GIRLS WEAR PANTS?   Question Excites Interest When 33 Girls Walk Out of Molasses Factory.

IN ILLINOIS   Bitter Fight Closes Centered on G. O. P. Gubernatorial Race

ILLINOIS PRIMARY TOMORROW ENO OF BITTER CAMPAIGN   Thompson-Lowden Battle : Big Feature of State Contest: for Nominations.   NEW YORK SELECTS ITS. PARTY NOMINEES TODAY   State Treasurer of W. C. T.:U. Opposing Wadsworth for’: U. §. Senatorship.;

BITTER PRIMARY TS CLOSED IN ILLINOIS   Republicans and Democrats To morrow to Name State Office Candidates.   THOMPSON BACES SMALL   James Hamilton Lewis, Former U §. Senator, is Opposed for Lieutenant Governor.  t

BITTER PRIMARY CAMPAIGH FIGHT ENDS INTL LINDT   Thompson and Lowden Center Battle on Gubernatorial Nomination — New York Holding Primary Today.

ILLINOIS VOTERS. TO MAKE CHOICE OF CANDIDATES   One Of Bitterest Campaigns In History of Illinois Comes to Close

ILLINOIS WILL HAVEELECTION WEDNESDAY   Campaign By Lowden and Thompson Fac tions Is Ended.

BITTER ILLINOIS PRIMARY FIGHT CASES TANAY   It Is a Knockout Battle Be tween Lowden and Bill Thompson.   ROUGH HOUSE TIME STARTED IN CHICAGO   All Eyes Are Centered on Re publican Gubernatorial Contest.

ILLINDIS. PRIMARY 1S BITTER CONTEST   Thompson: and Lowden Forces to Go to Polls to Vote © Toniorrow.

GREEKS WANT ~~ CONSTANTINE   Reported — Government Has Issued Official — Invitation 'to King

CAFEKS INVITE PONSTANTINE TE AFTURN HOME   TELEGRAM TO BE DISPATCHED BY GOVERNMENT TO FORMER GRECIAN RULER.

~TOHIS THRONE   Formal Decision to That Effect Taken by Greek Government.

Duncan Says Charge of Pro-Sovietism Is False   LIE, MADE UP BY.HANSON, OUT OF WHOLE CLOTH, LABOR WITNESS DECLARES, IN CHICAGO TRIAL. BITTER DAY IN COURT AND HANSON AND ONE CLARENCE DARROW GET INTO A LIVELY MESS.

MEXICAN ELECTIONS ARE SET   Date for Choosing Cengresemen Au. gust. 1, for. President. April 5—~ Reports of Revoilts Denied,

ELECTIONS IN MEXICO S00!   Call Issued Today by the Interior Secretary and  Dates Are Fixed

LUMBER ONLY MATERIAL TO “TIME. THMBLE   Senator Calder, Investigating Housing, Extends His — Activities to Colorado   SEES. LITTLE CHANCE FOR BIG FALL IN PRICES:   Four Major Sugcestions for - Home Building Offered: to Committee ;

GALDER SAYS PREWAR PRICES NOT PROBABLE   Says Great ‘Reductions Expected May Not Materialize And That Pre-war Prices Will Never be ‘Reached in This. Country.

DOUBTS THE BIG PRICE DECLINE   Senator Calder Suys Materials May Drop But Lunber. Only One Yet Reduced. e

BIG PRICE SLUMP UNLIKELY, STRAWS IN QUIZ INDICATE   Costs Never Will Go T: Pre-War Level Sen. Calder Says.

DOUBTS BIG PRICE DECLINE: NEVER T0 LEVEL BEFORE WAR   ‘Senator Calder Says Materials _~ May Drop but Lumber Qnly : One Yet Reduced.

HOUSING PROJECT BOOMING AT OTT3   OVER $90,000 HAS BEEN SCRIBED TO HOU ENR CORPORATION   Backers of the Project Tell t Kepler Money fs Coming EaThan at First

HOUSING PROJECT IS BOOMING AT OTTAWA   OVER $90,000 HAS BEEN SUBSCRILED TO HOUSING CORPORATION   Backers of the Project Tell H. E. Kepler Money Is Coming Easier . Than at First

TO INVESTIGATE FURTHER   . Rut Ne More Arrests Will Be Made Today, Hopkins Says

HARDING REPEATS HIS OLD CHARGES   Republican Nominee Aversa He ts Freest Man Ever Nominated by His Party.

HARDING SEEKS 10 SHED) SENATE YOKE   Tells. Akron. n Crowd He Is Unbossed by Senate Oligarchy -and -Unpledged.   GOES -TO SOUTHERN OHIO   Now Attacks heyervations t - League Covenant as Unsafe,

CANDIDATES GATING FOR HOME VOTE      Both Yarding and Cox Devote Fins Energies to Speeches int  Ohi.   OTH SPUKE IN; AKRON : THIS MORNING   Harding Declares Ty Has Made fu tne Promise Not In the Party * Platform.

HARDING ANSWERS ——OLIRARCHY’      ays. He Is Unpledged, Unowned and Unhossed. :

area CLOSE IN-ON EACH      Harding in Vigorous Talk Sets Forth Clearly His -Position on Leading Issues; Cox Still rane to His Charges of Republican Wob ing.

HARDING SAYS HE HAS MADE NO PROMISES   Carried His Campaigi Into Southern Ohio Today.

HARDING oAY' ETS Fittol OF NOMINEES   Declares in Akron Speech is “Unowned, Unpledged and Unbought.”

NO BOSSES Ih HARDING CAMP SAYS SENATOR   Tells Ohioans He Has No Pledges But His  Platform.

CARRIES CAMPAIGN . INTO SOUTHERN OHIC   Sen. Harding Leaves Akron Today Just Before Gov. Cox Arrives— At Cincinnati Tonight.   &. 0. P. CANDIDATE FREE MAN

HARDING SPEAKS AT CINCINNATI   SAYS HE IS THE FREEST MAN TO BE ELECTED TO THE PREAIDENGY

YANTED SPRING REPLACED               But County Commissinners Had Troubles of Their Own

G.0.P.CAMPRIGH OPENS   ROOT OUTLINES PLATFORM   Denounces Democratic Administration —- Wants Peace Treaty Ratified.

CAMPAIGN OPENED BY REPUBLICANS; POLICY OUTLINED   Root Gives Keynote 5§ t at New York Meeting— Condemnation of Demo crats Evokes Cheers.

TRIM POWER OF PRESIDENT, BAN HAUIGALS - ROOT   Urges Military Training ‘Ratification and Labor Board as Repulican Platform.

OPENING GUN 15 “FIRED BY ROOT INCOMING RIV   rings Assemblage To. Feet Time -- and Again Cheering When He . Denounces ‘Democratic Rule.      DELEGATES-AT-LARGE NAMED

Keynote Speech Opening Gun of Republican National Campaign   PURPOSE OF PARTY   To Restore Habit of Freedom  _ and to Stop Interference With the Natural Course of Rusinecc.

KEYNOTE IS GIVER 106.0,?, BY ROO]   Limitations Regarding Strikes And Establishment of Labor Tribunal Advocated

Root Fires Ovening Gun of Republican Camp ign in New York Speech; 2: — 2 Cheer When Administrationis Den unc

ROOT OPENS G. 0. P, DRIVE   GIVES VIEWS OF 1920 ISSUES AT NEW YORK CONVENTION.   Would Curb President's Power~A La bor Tribunal, Reform of League Covenant and Milltary Training Among Policies” Urged.

REPUBLICANS WOULD REORGANIZE LEAGUE   Wilson Believed to Have De elared U.S. May Withdraw If Ignored.

ROOT STARTS FIREWORKS IN THE CAMPAIGK   Outlines Policies He Believes Republicans Should Further  -. Through Platform, {   CHEERED WHEN MAKES ~ “AN ATTACK ON WILSON   Pleads for Decentralization of ~ Government So as to Clip. ~ President's Ss. Power—Fa-   7 vors “Amended Treaty.

PARTY POLICIES ARE SUGESTED BY ROOT   SAYS PRESIDENT 1S MADE MORE AUTOCRATIC THAN ANY SOVEREIGN.   REFORM NATIONS LEAGUE   Would Limit Right to Strike, Revise Taxation and Eliminate Bolsheviks.

OPENING GUN 13 * FIRED BY MA ROC]   Outlines Platform Upon Whict He Believes Republicans Should Go to the Polls Nex November.

Bolt Strikes Piledriver Under Which Workmen Seek Refuge From Rain Near New Orleans.

KELLY CHARGED WITH MURDER.   Verdict of Corener’s Jury Says Crinw Was Premedtrated.,

“1 ISTENING WORLD WAITS”   LOWER MILK IN CHICAGO  New Price to Be 14 Cents a Quart

MILK PRICE CUT 45 CENTS   New Rate Means Product Will Sell at 14 Cents a Quart at Chicago, }

PRESIDENT-ELECT OF MEXICO CAN NOT "ARRANGE MEETING   ‘OBREGON CLAIMS IMPOSSIBILITY “OF CONFERENCE WITH AMERI“CAN AT THE PRESENT  MOMENT! ««

UBREGON GAN T MEET HARDING  IN BORDER GITY   PRESIDENTS-ELECT CAN NOT AR. RANGE CONFERENCE SAYS OBREGON STATEMENT.

MEXICO ADOPTS PLAN FOR THREE FREE PORTS NOW   MOVEMENT IS REPUBLIC'S NEWEST BID FOR INCREASED ENTERNATIONAL COMMERCE

Hopes To Stimulate Manufac turing in Mexico By Estab lishing Free Ports

BOLSHEVIKT ARE BACK OF TURKS    NATIONALIST LEADER SAYS _ HOLY WAR IS TO BE USED AGAINST BRITAIN.

SENATOR REED WANTS PROOF QF HUGE FUND   GOVERNOR COK CALLED OD  TO SUBMIT'EVIDENCE TC  SENATE INVESTIGATINC COMMITTEE,      Attacks on Campaign Financing to Be Added to in Speeche: During the Week. _

NO REPLY [S MADE BY COX TO WIRE   Sub-Committee of The Senate Resumes Session   No Answer Made by Cox To Request For Information

Food, ‘Clothing and Basic ~ Raw Materials Run Over 100 Per Cent.   SUGAR 300 PER CENT., MEAT 400, CLOTHES 500   Railroad Labor Board Hears Statistics on Which to-: F Base Raise,

GHARGES HUGE PROFITS TN ALL NEGESSITIE!   W. J. Lauch, Speaking for Railroad Men, Blames the High Prices on Profiteering.

300 TO 400 PER CENT TO PACKER —300 FOR SUGAR   Clothing Profits Increase O Per Cent By War.

Profits Now 100 Per Cent Greate Than Before Wat   OF Practically All Big Corporations Dealing in Food Stuffs, Clothing and Basie Raw Materials   Said J. Lett Louck, Former Secretary of the War Labor Board to the Railraoad Tahar Reaard

IENOATIONAL PROFITS MADE IN FOODSTUFFS BY LARGE SURPURATIONS, 15 GHARGE   rofits on Sugar 300 Percent, Coal 400 Percent, Lauck Tells Railroad Labor Board—100 Percent Investment Profit.

PROFITEERS ARE -LAID BARE   Rail. Labor Board Told How Public Is Gouged   TOOK ADVANTAGE OF WAR   Excess Profits on Sugar ant Meat Over 300 Per Cent

GREATER THAN ~ BEFORE WAR   RECTETARY OF LARGH BOARD SUBMSTS DATA SHOWING SET PROFITS TODAY.   SUGAR 990. PER CEST. CLOTH. ING G86, SHOEN 108, AND TOAL #06 MICUNE?D .

Figures Presented Railroad Labor Board to Support Higher Wage Demands   300 PER CENT INCREASE IN PROFITS ON SUGAR   en ie FARNINGS DECLARED TO BE THREE TIMES THOSE OF PRE-WAR DAYS; PROFIT. TEERING IS BLAMED,

PROFITEERING = BLAMED ENTIRELY   BIG CORPORATION PROFITS ARE ADVANCED 100 PERCENT SINCE START OF WAR.

PROFITS OF BIG. CORPORATIONS OVER DOUBLE PRE-WAR PRICES   Sugar Profits Increased 800 per cent. Clothing 500, Shoes 100, Coal 40) per cent.

HIGH COST OF LIVING DUE AL. MOST ENTIRELY TO PRO. FITEERING, WIT.  . NESS SAYS   BIG BURDEN ON PEOPLE   Former Secretary of Nationat War Labor Beard Said War Profits increased Famity Burden by $240 a VWaar

FAMOUS YACHT MAYFLOWER IS FIRE DAMAGEI   Vessel Which Has Carried Presidents and Cabinet Ministers Catches on Fire

PRESIDENTIAL L YACHT IS-DAMAGED BY FIRI         ph y Starting in Crew's Quarter parece Damage Fstimated At : 8100,000,

NEWBERRY HAS TWOGHANGES TH FORN'S ONE   Convicted: Senator to Hurry to Leavenworth Prison if - He Lases Case

SEAT DEPENDS ON SENATE AND COURT   IF NEWBERRY LOSES SEAT HE WILL HURRY TO PRISON,

TWO AMERICANS DEAD IN CLASH WITH RUSSIANS   ENCOUNTER WITH ARMOR. ED TRAIN BELONGING TO  GENERAL SEMENOFF'S FORCES.

REPUBLICAND GATHER Ih STATE CONVENTION   FEW CHANGES MADE IN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.   MAY BE LONG DRAWN OUT FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR,   During Demonstration For Sen. A. B Cummins, Louis Kurtz of Des Moines and Ramseyer and Haugen Fall and are Iniured

CASTING OF HUD AN ILL PASTIME   MARK SULIAVAN SAYS COX AND HARDING HAVE BEGUS.   NEITHER MAN CAN AFFORD IT   Both Under Obligatiens to Pelitical Besses, With Demeoeratic Candidate Likely te Seffer by Com pariser.

OHIO OBLIGATIONS BALANCE EACH OTHER    BALANCE EACH OTHER  Cox Relation to Moore and Harding Debts to Daugh erty About Equal, He  Qavue

GROUP DOMINATION ISSUE HAS DANGER FOR THE NOMINEES   Independent “‘/oters Concerned With Obliga.‘ons Candidates Are L «der.   INSTANCES ARE C'TED   Marked Similarity of Positions. of Cox and Harding Under  Discussion.

HARDING SEEMS TO BEBEST BET, SAYS SULLIVAN   Association With Tammany and Chicago Machines Hurts Democrats   SENATE NOT HARMFUL   OBLIGATIONS OF G. 0. P. CANDIDATE TO HIS FRIENDS NOT SO DANGEROUS AS COX'S.

ENTERS DANGER ZONE   Mayor Mac Swiney is Drawing on Last Reserves

MACSWINNEY IS NEAR THE END PHYSICIAN SAYS   Says Four Weeks Abstinence Fron Food Must Cali On Mans Last Re. serve. No Food in Drink. ing Water.

RADICAL PRESIDENT OF KANSAS MINERS DEFIES EVERYONE IN COAL STRIKE

Death Menace Hangs Over Lloyd George   Scotland Yard Going Thru Most Anxious Period in England’s History.

MAGSWINEY HOVERING ON THE BORDER LAN OF DEATH  ind His Death Is Looked for at haw BE. de   And His Death Is Looked for at Any Minute   Of Assassination Which Hange Over QWPremler Lord George and Other Cabinet Members.

SINN FEIN ASSASSIN MENACE BRINGS TERROR   Scotland Yard Throws Cordon About Lloyd George And Prominent Officials As Mavor Of Cork Nears Death--Belfast Riots Con tinue.

ASSASSINATION OF LOYD GEORGE FEARED IN ISLES  —__   Scotland Yard Redouble: Activities Following Threats.   ‘McSWINEY STILL ALIVE   Believe Death Signal Fo Attempted Violence On Premier.

TO INFORM HUNTERS   Closed Seasons Listed. Quail And Pheasants Protected.

TWO DEAD IN SHOOTING   Chicago Woman Puts End to Lover's Life and Kills Herself in Rooming House.

KILLS LOVER AND HERSELF   Chicago Woman Silays Man in Appar. ent Jealous Rage.

LEBANON GETS A BOOST IN CLASSIFICATION   Is Advanced From Fifth Chass . To Fourth Class—Officials Get More Pay.

INDIANA CITIES CLASSIFY HIGHER   Twenty - Two Municipalities Profit From Census or Increased Valuations’   WABASH IS “INCLUDED!   ‘East Chieagé..Jumps. From Fourth Class City to Second Class; Changes Are Given

Republicans Confident Bill Will Go Thru the Lower House   WON’T HARM SMITH LAW THEY ASSERT   Lawmakers Also Plan Way - to Pay + ee Men. More...

VOTES 10 5S GARDNER AXATION BILL   hlican «Cauens Decides Bring Measure To Vote —(omes Up Today   TER OPPOSED TO CHANGING LIMITS   <o] Will Not HartSmith w Republican Floor Leader Asserts

ENOUGH VOTES To PASS BILL, CLAIN   Republican Floor Leader’ Beetham Says Gardner * . Bill Will Pass.   Colleges of- State May Be Permitted to Retain Stu- — dents’: Feas, -

GREEK ARMY CONSOLIDATED   Drive on Turks Is Halted to Unite Their Positions.

GREEKS CONSOLIDATE ARMY   Halt Drive on Turks to Unite Posi. tions, Says Report From Smyrna.

WASHINGTON SILENT ON POLAND'S CRISIS   No intimation Given that the American Government Has Reached Decision on Proposal for Aid co   BASES HOPEFUL. VIEW ON DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY

New Russian Drive Continues Close ti - Prussian Frontier   Great Gaps Torn in Warsaw Defenses—Bolsheviki Cavalry Sweep Forward in. Wide Encircling Movement North of Gity.

Masonic, Odd* Fellow,--Star: rand, Ruth  Pienin. at ‘Racwmcet: O23

Terrorists In the South Continue-Nefarious Work ‘of Destroying Crop:

GIN BURNING ARE EATENDE! INTO GEORG!   Three Gin and Cotton Storage Fires Occur; Only One Believed Incendiary   250 BALES BURNED IN WAREHOUSE AT DUBLIN   INDIVIDUAL OFFERS $250 REWARD FOR rFERRORISTS WHICH WILL BE AUGMENT. ED BY STATE AND COUNTY.

NIGHT RIDERS BURN THBEE GEPSGIA GINS   Heavy Loss Is Caused by Nigh Fires—Texas Trouble Is Abating.

GIN AND COTTON FIRES TAKE PLACE IK GEORGI!   Fulfillment of Terrorist Threats to Destroy Crops That fre Not Held

MUCH COTTON AND GINS BURN   Sub Hales and 30 ‘Tous Cotton Seed Burned in a Warehouse. .

WOULD PLAGE IWOPOWERS UNDER GAN   League Continues Efforts te Straighten Out Armenia's Troubles

PUNISHMENT      : For Poland and Lithuania Demanded  By Leré Cecil

RUSBIA-P POLAND SHOULD BE PUNISHEL   Is the Argumont of Lord Robert Cecil, for Disobeying the Ord. ers of the League.

THE LEAGUE TO. PUNISH POLAND ~ AND LITHUANIE   For Continuing War After Subaalttlny Thefr Dispute to Lesgue Nations

Lord Cecil Demands Thai Lithuania and Poland Be Punished    Penalty of Severance of All Relations, as Provided by Cove nant, Is Asked for Two Countries That Continued Warfare After Submitiing Differences to League; Coun  cil Fails to Act on Armenian Aid.

Demands Poland And Lithuania Be Punished For Continuing War After Submitting Dispute To League

LEAGUE SHOULD PUNISH POLAND © AND LITHUANTA   FOR CONTINUING TO FIGHT APT. ER SUBMITTING QUARREL TO LEAGUE BREAKING ALL PETATIONS 18 PRPNALTY

URGES LEAGUE ~ PUNISH POLAND AND LITHUANIA  Lord Cecil: Would Break of ~All Relations With Them   SEEKING NATION TO. ~. DEAL WITH TURKE)

WANTS LITHUANIA AND POLAND PUNISHED FOR BREAKING LEAGUE RULE   Lord Robert Cecil Demands Breaking Off Relations Following Penalties Art. 16      English Delegate Is Framing Substi tute For Article 10, Far More Drastic Than Original

wernt iON   Lord: Cecil. Demands: That Penalties be Inflicted on Polarid and Lithuania   FOR CONTINUING WAR   Case is Heard Before the League of Nations— ‘Would Break Relations

Lerd Cecit tuiists Upon the League of Nations Provisims Being rollawed   SAYS NATIONS SHOULD PAY TUE PENALTY   Article 16 Says the Nations Have Committed an Act of War Against Other Nations

DEMAND EN FURGEMENT UF COVENANT   SAYS LITHUANIA AND POLAND MUST  PAY THE PENALTY  Lord Robi, Cecil \Makes Demands Upon Laague Assembly. 

THE LEAGUE TO PUNISH POLAND AND LITHUANIA   For: Continuing War After Submitting  ~ Thele Dispute to League. Nations

ASKS COUNTRIES BE DENIED MEMBERSHIF   Lord Robert Cecil Demands Articl 16 Be Enforced Against Poland and Lithuania   WHAT PUNISHMENT AMOUNTS T

WOULD INVOKE — ARTICLE SIYTEEN   LORD CECIL DEMANDS THAT PoLAND AND LITHUANIA BE PUNISHED FOR CONTIN. UING THE WAR   VIOLATED THE COVENANT   Declares That Both Countries Have Violated the Covenant of the league of Nations—Dispute Pending Before League

LORD CECH, SAYS THEY BROKE LEAGUE COVENANT, EN CONG TH WAR   WEL. MEAS BREAKING ALL  TMADE. RELATIONS WITH “wh OTP REWE. - 2

PUNISHMENT OF LITHUANIANS URGED BY CECIL   Would Have League Penaliz« Them for Continuing War Violating Covenant.   WOULD BREAK ALL RELATIONS

WAN D ” PUNISHED FOR “CONTINUING WAR   \RMENIAN QUESTION IS BEING - CONSIDERED BY LEAGUE  _ °) §SSEMBLY TODAY

NATIONS WAGE WAR ‘*- AFTER SUBMITTING DISPUTE TO COURT   Famous Joint Framer of World Pact With * Wilson Cites Instances Where Cove-- nant Failed to Prevent Conflicts

Lord Robert Cecil Charge: Poles and Lithuanians Violated World Pact.   Armenian Case Is ls Still Before League Assembly—British Plan Wins.

ron County Attempt to Nullify National Prohibitior Law Will Be Relentlessly Dealt With  » Pinatas}   ALL NEEDED MILITARY AID WILL BE GIVEN AT ONCE

SEEKS AUTHORITY 10 QUELL “BOOZE REVOLT   Federal Officers Want to Send Armed Force Into Michigan Mining District.

ARRIVES IN MEXICO CITY   General Herrero Voluntarily t Answer Murder Charge.

BITTER Gocn thet ANU   LADY GEDDES = ‘UBS HOSTS OF MACSWINE.. 5, REPORT,   British Ambassace 's Wife Resents Recognition Acco: ‘ed Widow of Former Me -» of Cork.

LADY GEDDES SAID ~ TO-BE QUITE ANCR'   Bitter Feelings Over freland Spreads to Diplomatic Circle.   Wife of British Ambassador in Wash ington Snubs Hosts of MacSwineys, Is Report.

FIRST PLACE   Scored By Bedford School  ’ S¥Bhool Attendance Study Made tn Sixteen Cities.   RELATION TO POPULATION

BEDFORD SCHOOLS FIRST   In Contest With Schools In 16 Other Cities af Equal Population

NEARLY HURORED THOUSAND oEGUREL IN MUN SEAP OL   KE!TH COLLINS TO PEN FOR FIF. TEEN YEARS   PLEADED GUILTY IN DES MOINES TODAY   The Indictment Against Him Charged Him With Stealing Five Mail Pouches With Opening Them  and With Taking Money and Bonds

MAIL BANDIT CONFESSES AND DRAWS-PRISON TERM      Keith Collins is Sentenced to 15 -Yeart Imprigonment for Part in Council Bluffs Robbery

IOWA MAIL BANDIT GETS FIFTEEN YEARS   Keith Collins Pleads Guilty T: Robbing Train At Council Bluffs.

SKIPPER’S WIFE IN COMMAND   Schooner Adrift in Gulf of Mexico Since 17th of December

ENGLISH WAR BRIDE WILL MARRY TODAY   Emily Knowles to Wed Brother of Baby’s Father.

EMILY KNOWLES RELEASED FROM ELLIS (SLAND   WOMAN WITH BABY TAKE) TO HOME OF WIFE OI FATHER OF THE CHILI AND WILL WED BROTHER

MISS KNOWLES GOES To KIN   WHI Wed Brother of Her Baly’s Father at Fall River,

RELEASED WITH BABY   Miss Knowles to Wed Srothér. - Child's Father. :

ENGLISH GIRL PROMISES TO WED FLYER’S BROTHEI   ‘eremany May Take Place at Fall River, Mass.—Miss Knowles’ Baby & Months Old,

Miss Knowles to Wed Betrayer’s Brother; Wife Furnishes Bon   English Girl Must Go to Hom of Relatives Before Marriage Ceremony.

RELEASED WITH BABY   Miss Knowles to Wed Brother of Child’s Father.

TELLS, STORY OF CARRANZA DEATH   Commission’s Report Alleges President-of Mexico Was As»  gassinated in His Hut.   preern 10 DEFEND HIMSELF   Request for Carbine Answered With Velley Which Ended His Life— Companions Forced to Sign Bulelde Statement.

VILLA HOLDS AMERICANS   Few Details Have Reached United States Investigate Responsibilty for Carranza's Death.

VILLA C APTURES - ‘TWO AMERICANS   Is Trying to Enforce Demand That He Be Made Military Governor of Chihuahua

TWO AMERICAN HELD IN MEAIGD   J. S$. Consul at Chihuahua Says Yanks Were Made Prisoner.   STORY OF CARRANZA DEATH   formmission’s Report Alleges President Was Assassinated in Hut by Men Under Gen. Herrera— Asked to Defend Self.

TELLS STORY OF ,CARRANZA DEATH   ommission’s ‘Report Alleges ) President of Mexico Was Asme Sassinated in His Hut.   BEGGED TO DEFEND HIMSELF   Pequest for Carbine Answered With Volley Which Ended His Life— Companions Forced to Sign ' Suicide Statement,

HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE IN MEXICO FAR FROM BRIGHT   U. S. Money May Be Imported To Solve  Monetary Crisis.

Burlingtonian is Again Elect ed Secretary of Iowa State Organization.

MO. RAGLES ELECT OPEICERS. :  [State Convention at Hanoibal € howe  ee ee ee 2 en oe ee 

SAYS LEAGUE DUTY SUMMONS   Cummings, in Key Note Ad. , ress Veclares ‘Treaty Dewe feat a Black  ee Crime   JDEALS OF WAR REMAIN

Convention Keynote _ Upholds League As New World Doctrine    Chairman Cummings, Opening Democratic. Convention in San Francisco Today, Sécres Covenant’s Defeat and Demands Party ‘Stand Sauarely Back of It

LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS CHAMPIONED IN CUMMINGS’ ADDRES:   Keynote Speech Defends Wil. son Administration and His Conduct of War.

CUMMINGS GIVES KEYNOTE SPEECH   ‘Champions League of Nations Covenant As “Monroe Doctrine of the World”   Treaty’s Defeat Branded “Blackest Crime Against Civilization” By Democratic Leader

Cummings Fires First Gun by Contrasting G. O. P. with Democrats   League Of Nations Covenant Is Monroe Doctrine Of World, Chairman Of ‘Frisco Convention Declares; Points To Vague Republican Promises and Administration Achievements.

KEYNOTE SPEECH IS DEFENSE OF LEAGUE   ‘SEN ATE DEFEAT OF TREATY  “BLACK CRIME” SAYS CUMMINGS   ROASTS REPUBLICANS   Democratic Nations! Chairman Says Chicago Platform is Reactionary   Declares. Record of Republic: Congress Barren, Shameless, Incompetent

“LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT MONTE DOCTRINE OF WORLD"   Keynote Speech by Homer Cummings Opens Democratic Convention at San Francisco; Record of Party in a Administration Is Warmly Defended.

CUMMINGS GIVES KEYNOTE SPEEGH   Defends Adtninistration And Endorses League. *

Cummings Bitterly Arraigns G. O. P. in Keynote: Address at Frisco. Convention; League of Nations Proposal! Is Defended

DEFEAT OF PEACE TREATY 15 CALLED AL ACGKEST CRIME   League of Nations Covenant Championed as Monroe Doctrine of World.   HOMER CUMMINGS SOUNDS KEYNOTE FOR DEMOCRATS   Tells San Francisco Convention Republican Platform is Reactionary and Provincial. Praises Aministration’s Course in World War.

Bharacterizes It As. Monroe + Dectrine of the World In . Opening Convention.   pAlis THE REPUBLICAN -ATFORMREACTIONARY        Preises Work of Administre_otion ; Flays Republican Sen-

“No Blacker Crime Against Civilization Ever Soiled Pages of History,” Declares Chairman.   LAUDS RECORD OF DEMOCRATS   says Record Shows More “Effective” Legislation Than G. O. P. Placed on Statute Books.

Covenant’s Defeat in Senate Is. Tagged Ae a, Crime by » Democratic National Chair mdn in Opening Address      Ippressed Peoples: Look to It in Vain, He Says of G_ O. P. Platform: Administra tion Extolled - for Course

KEYNOTER URbtO LEAGUE. TREATY   Homer S. Cummings Brands Defeat in Senate as “Black Page.”   LAUDS ADMINISTRATION

Declares No Blacker Crime on Pages on American History Than Senate’s Defeat of the Peace Treaty   CALLS G. 0. P. PLATFORM REACTIONARY, PROVINCIAL

GLORIES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ARE EXTOLLED   DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION’ FOR. MALLY OPENS TODAY.   HOMER CUMMINGS DELIVERS THE KEYNOTE SPEECH.   Makes Vicious Attack Upon Congres: and Those Who Have Belittled the President In the Peace Congress In Paris.

“IS MONROE DOCTRINE OF WORLD”   Democrats Told in Keynote Speech G. 0. P. Convention Was Auction and Republican Platform Contains Vague Promises.

CEYNOTE ADDRESS. AAPS REPUBLICANS   JHAIRMAN CUMMINGS RE CITES ACHIEVEMENTS OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   PHOLDS ADMINISTRATION   fomes Out Strongly For League of Nations As Campaign Issue, Scores Leaders of the Republican Party.

CUMMINGS HITS AT THE G. 0. P, LAUDS WILSON   ‘Frisco Convention Told President Is One of Greatest Ever.      TREATY’S DEATH CALLED A CRIME   League Referred To as the ‘‘Monroe Doctrine  of the World.” —

Democratic Party Sole Custodian of Honor of United States, Keynoter Cummings Scys

gon) PACT DySCUSSED BY KEYNOTER   Cummings Pays Respects iy Republicans ; Denounces Ponetionary Platform   epRECH  IN FUEL   Refers 10 Recent Evidences o! ise of Money in the Republican Firht

WORLD PAGT DISCUSSED BY KEYNOTER   Cunmings Pays Respects o Republicans ; Denounces Reactionary Platform   ePEECH IN FULL   Refers to Recent Evidences of Use of Money in the Renobtiean Ficht

BLAGK CRIME TO DEFEAT TREATY, ~KEYNOTER SAYS   Democrats Praised and. G. 0. Pe Denounced in. Opening of . .S FE Convention   “SMELLING. COMMITTEE” SCORED BY CUMMINGS   Chicago Meeting Not a Con - vention But-an Auction, Sneaker Declares

LEAGUE NATIONS   Chairman Cumming: Deplores Conditions in Keynote Speech

CUMMINGS CHARGES CHICAGO = PLATFORM IS A BLACK CRIME   National Chairman Pays Presi dent Wilson’s Administration High Tribute.   SAYS PEOPLE WILL LOOK IN VAIN TO REPUBLICANS   Outlines Achievements of Dem ocracy in War and During Times of Peace.

“No Blacker Crime Against Civilization Has Ever Soiled Pages of Our ry” Than Defeat of Treaty in Senate, Asserts Temporary Chairman of Demecratic National Convention Today. __

CHAMPION OF ‘LEAGUE   *  e: Cummings, Chairman af bemocratic Convention, Praised its

OLD GUARD CLAN OF SPECIAL INTERESTS   League Covenant Championed as Monrae Doctrine of World ; Democratic Party One of Construction; the Wilson Administration Eulogized

mmm nr nr a ee a ne er  LEAGUE TERMED MONROE DOCTRINE OF THE WORLD   Calls Republican Plat. form Reactionary and Provincial

SUMMING HiT PARTY KEYNOTE   Champions the League of Nations Covenant   IN FORCEFUL SPEECH

BACKS LEAGUE IN KEYNOTE SPEECH   Cummings Opens Democratic Convention. Scores Reactionary Republicans.   PRAISES WORK OF WILSON   ‘Calls Senate's Failure to Pass Treaty “Black Crime Against Civilization.” Tone Optimistic.

Cummings, In Opening Address, — Brands Treaty Defeat In Senate: - Blackest Crime of Our: History

CDMUNDS BILL IS WITHDRAWN TODAY   Provided for Fifty Days Grace on Tax Payments Due on December 15th.

FAG TIONAL BAT ILE UN IN GHINA   Bloody righting breaks Out ot Miles South of Peking  Com munication Destroyed By  ammo Mmm ULAR OOPS

OPPOSING CHINESE FORCES IN BATTLE; NUMBERS OF WOUNDED  ARRWING AT PEKI   Mediators, Sent in Attempt t Reconcile Riva! Factions, Fait and Return to City   AMERICAN DETACHMENT SENT TO INVESTICATE

CHINESE FACTIONS BEIN FIGHTING      Many Wounded Are _ Being Brought In; Japan Is ‘ Taking No Sides.

RIVAL, CHINESE © --FACTIONS™ CLASH: SOUTH. OF “PEKIN   American, Japanese, French Troops Rushed to Scene of ‘Fighting. Train and Wire  Service Broken, ~

FIGHTING IS ~ RAGING NEAR PEKING, CHINA   Troops. ‘of Rival F action “Clash, Communications Cut

ARMED TROOPS GO. INTO CHINA   AMERICAN, BRITISH, JAPANESE AND FRENCH SOLDIERS.   JAPS HAVE OWN PLAN   BUT OTHER -POWERS DO NOT AGREE WITIL PLAN.   American Troops Were on the “Ground Ready for Action When the Trozble Started.

FAUTIONS I GNA BATTLE  AY UUTMKIAT) AF PEKING   JAPANESE DENY BEING INVOLVED   Report Nipponese ager to ha rate Railroad Where Clash Is on

Japanese Troops Aid Anfu Forcen— Compe! Chihti Commander to Oven Frent.

RIVAL CHINESE _ FACTIONS FIGHT   WOUNDED ARE NOW BE ING TAKEN INTO PEKING.

CHINESE ACT TO END REVOL}   Aliens in the Capital Are Safe, Sa) Latest Advices to London.

FAGHIONAL BATILE UN IN CHINA   Blaody Fighting Breaks Out 30 Miles South of Peking  Com munication Destroyed By Opposing Forces

CHANG KUE TU. WOULOPUTSTO TOEIVIL STRIFE   Veteran General Attempts Reconcilliation of the Opposing Factions at Swords Point in Peking Vicinity

PEKING IN CIVIL WAR ZONE   Anfu Forces Are Aided by the Japan. ese Troops. Report.

FIERCE BATTLE RAGES IN CHIN:   Many Wounded Arriving i Peking From the Battle Field.

RIVAL CHINESE ATION Cs  4      JAPANESE PARTICIPATION COMPLICATES SITUATION   Reports of Battle of Conflicting Character; Foreign Military Commanders Make Inves ’ tigation

CHINESE FACTIONS CLASH   Troops Fighting in Vicinity of Im. portant ity AOmh Rail ines

FIGHTING © -  _INCHINA   Between Rival Factions Occurred Yesterday—Number of Wounded Taken ta  Peking — Peace Efforts ” Bra SF

CHINESE FACTIONS CLASH   Modia ars Retorn from Unsnecessftl Attempt at ReconeiMation.

Factions Fighting — Near Peking, Chins   ‘Mediators Sent Out to Reconcile the Contending Parties Returned t Peking Admitting Failure,

GHINCSE FACTION IN A SHARP CLASH   Aufus and Chihlis Engage r Battle About 30 Miles From Pekin.   Wounded Men Taken to Capital—Jap Commander Takes Hand In It.

RIVAL FACTIONS START. ‘FIGHT SOUTH OF PEKING   City Tiself Ig Quiet; ‘Foreign Com manders Prepare to Investigate Trouble.

JAPS AID CHINESE REBELS IN ATTACH   LOYAL TROOPS COMPELLED TO LEAVE GAP IN LINE AND « ARE DRIVEN BACK,

ACTIVE FIGHTING REPORTED TQ THE SOUTH OF PEKING   Japanese Anxious to Oc cupy Railway Line to Peking

JAPANESE DENT INTERFERING Ih PEKIN TROUBLES   Foreign Military Commanders Siudy Situation With Divided Interest.   REPORTS OF FIGHTING DECLARED TQ CONFLICT   Heavy Casuaities Rumored As Chihle Army Attacks Anfu Troops.

CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT IN CHINA: BIG FIGHT NEAR PEKING   Attempts to Prevent Clash of Rival Factions Fail and Troops Open Battle.

HGHTING IN CHINA   Trouble Between Rival Factions 30 Miles of Peking.   THE MEDIATORS HAVE FAILED   Japanese are Anxious to Occupy a Railroad and Stop Moves went of Chinese,

CIVIL WAR NEARS PEKING   Japanese Troops Aid Anfu Forces— Compe! Chihli Commander to Open Front.

SERVICE MEN IN CONGRESS      AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS ELECTED TO THE HOUSE OF  REPRESENTATIVES

One Hundred Thousand Ori entals Are No Menace t America, Says Forme! Premier of Japan.

“Marquis Okwva Holds That People Should Awaken to Gravity of  Issues Now Presented: Negotiations Are Now Reaching Acute Stage

JAPANESE ON COAST ARE NOT A MENACE   MARQUIS OKUMA SAYS DANGER LOOMS ELSEWHERE.   iw illing to Compare Induestrious Men  of Ortent With Anarchists and  Bolshevists Coming Here   From Earope.

ATTACK DIPLOMACY   100,000 Industricus Japs Not a Menace Says Former Premier

ARMY DEFEAT I GOMPLETE WEARING END   TROTZKY'S FORCE MUST REFORM ON BOLSHEVIK SOIL   ee ote  Eight Divisions Lost and Eight More in Fearful Shape.

FEDERATION OF LABOR OPPOSED 10 SENATOR CUMMINS   Rrookhart Makes Speech and Outline ftis- Platform at Fr. Dodge Convention   RESOLD TION INTRODUCED BY ; PRESIDENT OF MEINE WORKERS   Declares Cummins-Esch Bill Was Detrimental ta the Interests of Lahr

PROFITEER LAWS  UP IN HIGH COURT   Important Actions Pending When Supreme Body @onvenes After Long Recess.

PROFITEERING LAWS BEFORE HIGH: COURT   Tnyjrortant Actions “Pending Whon Supreme Body Contones  Alter: Long Recess,

PROFITECRING LAWS WILL BE TAKEN UP AY SUPREME COURT   important Actions Pending Wher High Court Convenes After Long Recess.

PROFITEERING LAWS BEFORE HGH COURT   IMPORTANT ACTIONS PENDING WHEN SUPREME BODY CON. VENES ON MONDAY

ENFORCE PROFITEERING LAWS   important Actions Pending When Supreme Court. Convenes on Monday After Long Recess

CITY NOW. QUIET. BUT MILITIA IS FAR FROM SURE   Slayer Whose Act Wa: Cause of Riots Thot To Be Taken.

BIANCI HAD-TEN STICKS DYNAMITE   Wanted by West Frankfort Police Ip Marder August 3

VETO IS SOON FORTHCOMING   Presideant to Put Semate Peace Keaolation te Death.

PEACE MOVE VETO SOON   Democrats Predict a “Strong” Mes: sade From the President. 

WILSON WILL VETO — PEACE RESOLUTION   Action of President will be Taken *" Within Few Days, According to De.wocratic Leaders.

DAVIDSON ACTING AS GOVERNDA WHILE THE “REGULARS” DON THE “SOUP AND FISH’

FLOOD ENDANGERS SOUTHERN STATED; AMAGE 1S HEAVY   ONE PATALITY neroniten © TENNESSER,; RIVES aan. TINUE TO HEISE,

Counsel For Suspend d Assemblymen Deny That Seeictisis Bached Alleged Soviet -ambassador.

SAYS MARTENS NOT SUPPORTED BY SOCIALISTS   rounsel For Unseated Socialists Asks Letter Be Ruled Out   insists Rabid Socialists Hac Been Ousted From Party

DENY SOCIALISTS. HAN PRUMISED SUPPORT TE HUSSIAN SOVIET CLAN   COTNSEL FOR DEFENSE OF I‘SSEMBLYMEN ENTER GENERAL PENTAL OF CHARGES,

Three Young Women Are Dead and Three Seriously Injured As Result.

DeValera May Order. MacSwiney to Break His Fast; Lord Mayor Is Suffering From Numb Limha and Dizziness: Still Conscious,

DE VALERA IS EXPECTED TO STOP HUNGER STRIKE   Irish President May Cable Lor Mayor He Is Too Valuable to Lose.

DE VALERA MAY BE _ MEANS OF BREAKING ~~ TRISH HUNGER STRIKI   Rumored He Will Cable MacSwiney to Break   SEAN HENNESSY STILL UNCONSCIOUS

NDENIES HE LLIN TERVENE   Cork Rumor Was That He Would Cable to Lord Mayor MacSweeney Ordering Him to Break His Fast.   Chicagoans to Hear Harding.

WILL NOT INTERVENE TO CAVE MAYOR MAG SWINEY   EAMON DE VALERA, PRESIDENT OF IRISH REPUBLIG), DENIES RUMOR WHICH HAS GAINED CTRRENCY IN CORK. IRELAND

FORMAL NOTE WILL BE SEN]   Asking Appointment of a Commission to Negotiate With Japan

ELEPHANTS HEAD PARADE IN DAVENPORT   The State of Scott Felt So Good That It Trotted Out the Animals.

U.S. ON TRAIL OF TAX DODGERS   Officer of Big Salvage Firm of Chicago Is Put in Jail.   CHARGED WITH $30,000 BRIBE   Called Opening Gun in a National Drive by the Fédera!l Government to Catch Income Tax Cheaters  All Over Country.

U.5. AGENTS WAR ON TAX DODGERS   Officer of Chejago Firm Arrested on Bribe Charge.   JAILED AS BOND IS DELAYED   Secretary-Treasurer of War Plant - $1,000,000. Concern, Accused of Try:ng to Cheat. Uncle Sam Out of $159,000.

U. S. AFTER TAX ‘DODGERS   Official of Chicago Company Charged With Attempting to Bribe Revenue Officer,

KUPPENHEIMER SUITS CHEAI "ATR NEY & SONS.   SAPPTEO AT RBRIDGEWATER 

WE'RE te AGAIN! SEE PAGE TWO °:  JOS. NEY & SONS   APPLES AT ERIDGEWATER

NEW COUNTY FARM AGENT COMING FIRST OF WEEK   T. F. Lueker Will Assume Duties at Once—Brother of Former Agent.

- COUNTY AGENT COMING.   T. F.:Lueker. Will Arrive Here Mon. _ day—To Begin at -Once. -.

“PUTTING IT OVER" HOR THE RED CROSS   Big Drive is Under Full Speed Ahead Now in Three States

SEN. HARDING WOULD REVIVE THE HAGUE WORLD LEAGUE IDEA   SENATOR LARDING STATE: THAT LEAGUE HAS FAILED CASE OF POLAND AND CAN NOT BE REVIVED

AGUE OF NATIONS IS TRREDEEMABLE FAURE   So Classified By Senator Harding in Front Porch Speech at Marion Todey. .+   GIVES ANSWER TO COX ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS   “The Democratic Nominee Is’ in Favor of Going In; I Am Not”’ Says the Senator.   WANTS NEW. ASSOCIATION!   Promises If Elected to Get Ablest Men te ‘Put Teeth" in .. Hague Tribunal.

Proposes a New Effort to Construct a World Association én: ‘Framework of Hague Tribunal — The Origirial: ‘Lea Beyond the Possibility of Restoration.

HARDING CHARGES LEAGUE 1S FAILURE   Proposes New Effort To Construct World Association On Frame Work of Hague Tribunal.

WILSON LEAGUE FAILS   Has Broken Down at Its First Test in Poland, Republican Nommee Asserts  !   Even Europe Weu'ld Welcome Pevision of the Cevenant, He Tells Visitors

HARDING SAYS LEAGUE 18 IRREDEEMABLE FAILURE  sRe Aanmear@ntad f* eanme

HANG be - Tay         In ‘Address to Indiana Repub‘licans Today He Promises to ‘Use ‘The Hague™ ‘Tribunal As Means. of Establishing'a Better Leacue of Nations

LEAGUE HAS FAILED SAYS _SEN-HARDING   G. O. P. Nominee Pointe to Polish Trouble to ' Prove Statement.   WANTS WORLD COURT TO KEEP THE PEACE

LEAGUE A FAILURE G..0. P. CANDIDATE OFFERS HIS PLAN   enator Harding, in Address te Republicans of Indiana. Says Issue Joined.   HAGUE TRIBUNAL FRAME + FOR WORLD ASSOCIATION   Would Have Been Fighting in Polish War Now if League Member, Assertion.

SAYS L. OF-N..; -ISAF AILURE   Harding Makes Address to Indiatia Republicans: Today

PRESENT LEAGUE  PROVED FAILURE DEFINITE AND IRREDEEMABL   STATEMENT BY HARDING IS EXPLICIT—PEACE, TREATY FOLLOWED 8Y WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR PEACE HIS PLAN.

SAYS LEAGUE HAS FAILED   Senator Harding Proposes Substitute Plan   WOULD WELCOME ADVICE   Repub'ican Presidential Nominee Suggests Putting Teeth Ia The Hague Tribunal.

HARDING REPLIES TO COX ON LEAGUE   Repubilcan Nominee for President Declares He Wants “Teeth” in Hague Court.   SAYS IT FAILS AT START   Ghio Senator, in Front Porch Speech to Indiana Républicans, Propose Society of Nations Built on Basis of Hague Tribunal.

LEAGUE HAS FAILED, SAYS MR, HARBING   Has Irredeemably Gone to Smash Candidate Pledges Himself ic Boost Better Oue   MAY PUT TEETH INTO HACUE PEACE COURT

SENATOR ANNOUNCES e~ POLICIES   FOR TRIBUNAL   Republican Candidate Says World League Has Been Proved Failure--Touches on Mewxiean Policsx-.

TEETH IN LEAWUE 30 (T WILL BITE, HARDING'S PLAN   Candidate Pledges Self To Build A New Body More  Effective.

WOULD FORM WORLD BODY ON FRAMEWORK OF HACUE COURT   Senator Warren G. Harding, Republican Nominee, Has Substitute for League of Nations, He Declares Today.

HARDING: ASSERTS LEAGUE S FAILURE, HAS SIIBSTITUTE   PROPOSES NiMW WOM  ; ASSOCIATION ON FRAME  . WORK OF HAGUE p TRIBUNAL. .   Declares U. S. Would Have Had to Aid Poland If Pact  WW nce Wnapted. and

HARDING MAKES. ‘A GREAT SPEECH   ONE OF THE CANDIDATE'S MOST. “IMPORTANT UTTERANCES.   ON FOREIGN. AFFAIRS   DECLARES EXISTING LEAGUE + OF NATIONS A.'RAILUBE.       Pledged Himself if Elected to Propese a New Effort‘to Construct  a Great World’ Assoclation. —

HARDING SETS FORTH HIS PLAN AF WORLD LEAGUE   Candidate “Proposes: New Effort to Cofistruct -Associa‘tion-of Nations   THE HAGUE ‘TRIBUNAL SWOULD-BE FOUNDATION   Senator Pledges Himself, If - Elected; to Form Such an . "Organization:

HARDING ADVOCATES ATTEMPT 10 FORMNEW WORLD LEAGUE   Present League Proved Worth: less at First Test Declares G. O. P. Candidate   SUGGESTS NEW LEAGUE ON BASIS OF HAGUE TRIBUNAL   Makes Clear Position on Nation’s Foreign Relations

HARDING WILL SEEK COUNSEL OF BEST MEN OF BOTH OLD PARTIES   The Republican Candidate Does Not Consider Framing of a World Association To Be a One-Man Job.   SENATOR DEVOTES ADDRESS TO OUR FOREIGN RELATION:

HARDING DECLARES FUR ASSOCIATION OF WORLD POWERS   League Is Failure, He Says— Favors Putting “Teeth” in Hague Court or Revising Covenant.

SENATOR HARDING. AND THE LEAGUE   TALKS FOR A WORLD  ASSOCIATION ON HAGU iy PLAS   AOVOGATES: THE. ROOT PLAN   This Disenssion Wag ‘From His vont » Porch With a Lot of Indnana Re.  publicuns asf Audinece.

Harding For a Judicial Tribunal Based On the Ideas Of Hague Tribunal!

HARDING HOLDS THE LEAGUE HAS PROVED FAILURE   Broken Down In the First Test In Poland—Proposes New Effort.   TALKS TO INDIANA G. 0. P.   Pledges Self to Immediate Revision—Also Discusses His Views On Mexico.

SENATOR HARDING IN DECIDED STAND AGAINST LEAGUE   Declares He Wants an Associ ation Built on the Hague Framework.   's Opposed to Offensive anc Defensive Alliance of Great Powers.

HARDING MAKES ~ LEAGUE PROMISE   Would Build Tribunal After Hague Model].

HARDING BRANDS LEAGUE IRREDEEMABLE FAILURE   Promises. Effort, With Aid of Men of Both Parties ta Form World Association.

HARDING DUBS LEAGUE NATIONS A FLAT FAILURE   G. 0. P. Nominee Made Color. less Address to Hoosier Républicans Today.   SAYS HE EXPECTS TO BE PRESIDENT   Candidate Attempts to Reply to Charge of Undue Senate Influence.

BiG FAILURE   Harding Offers New Solution tc Settle World Dis-, putes,   FAVORS THE HAGUE COURT   Would Put Teeth in Tribunal or Revise Covengnt to Protect National Aspirations, Spoke at Marion.

HARDING TELLS INDIANA MEN - LEAGUE BROKE DOWN-ON FIRST ~ JOB-POLLAND; FOR NEW LEAGUE   Republican Candidate Says Issues of Campaign Are Definite and Plain——Present League is Failure—U. S. Can Name Terms.

HARDING PROPOSES A NEW WORLD PLAN      Has Broken Down al Its First Test in Poland, Republican Nome  inee Asserts         Even Europe Weald Welcome Pevision af the: Covenant, He

HARDING PROPOSES NEW WORLD ASSOCIATION   Says Wilson’s League is Definite Failure — Speaks to Indiana Deleration.

senator Harding Proposed 2 New Effort in Its Stead,  MIGHT. USE-HAGUE TRIBUNAL Says, it Elected, He Will Suge gest New Plan to Protect the World.

HAGUE TRIBUNAL OA REVISION OF COVENANT BASIS   PRESENT LEAGUE CALLED A “DE. FINITE FAILURE.”   WILL CONSULT LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES.   Republican Candidate Announces tha Heads of Both Factions Will be Asked For Advice If He is Elected.

‘Decker sation Is Made By Senator Harding In Speech Today To ‘Indiana Republicane.      Saedlieta fer Precidemey Aswarts This  Bins 13e0m Desegnstrated in Poland; Pledges Himself to Make Immediate Eiter; fer Werla Peace if Eleciad.

HAGUE TRIBUNAL NOT LEAGUE IS HARDING STAND   Republican Nominee, In Front Porch Speech, Takes Issue With Democratic Opponent.   SAYS LEAGUE IS A FAILURE   Says Passing of Peace Resolution Would Make An Actual and Effective Peace for Nation.

HARDING MAKES ila LEAGUE OF NATIONS STANE   Pronounces Versailles Pac an Irredeemable Failure. Pledges He Will Put “Teeth” in Hague Tribunal.      QUBMIT 10 NO WRONG      Favors Society of Free Nations Animated by Considcrations of Right and Justice, Not SelfInterest.

LEAGUE CANNOT SUCCEED, SAYS SEN. HARDING   Delegation at Front Porch Meet ing Hears Discussion of Cox’s Stand   BRITISH TO WELCOME IT   Nominee Also Touches on Mexican Situation, Declaring U. S. Will Not Be Wesk-kneed

: famines Promises, ts Help: Baik warts: Assacla-: “thon of Ni ions,   ‘PRESENT: LEAGUE’A FAILURE            Candidate Cites Polish War ws Ex: aniple. of League's fNefficiency. No; “Campramise: on Issue,

SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS FAILURE AND PROMISES WORLD ASSOCIATION   In Front Porch Spzech, Republican Nominee Today Proposed Construction of World Association on Framework of Hague Tribunal Plus Such Attributes of League Cove nant As May Be Found Safe—Pledged Immediate Effort If Elected.

HARDING OFFERS A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN   Republican Nomince, in ‘Front Pore’     Speech, Advocates - Covenant With The Hague Tribunal.

EETH THE HAGUE   Harding Tells Indiana Delegation World Tribunal Should  _ Be Revived With Power o! Enforcement.   AMERICAN RIGHTS T0 BE FULLY PROTECTED   Respect for American Citizen ship Over World to Be Re newed; Promises End. 9 Wobblins.

Senacor Ceprer cf Kansas Makes Some Very Startling Statements In His Tall:   HE CHARGES DEMOCRATS WITH GRAFT AND UV/ASTE   History Has No Parallel to the Colossal Loot Gathered By Sugar Profiteers.

} HARDING AGAIN ‘ FLAYS LEACU      SAYS DEMOCRATS Hi HAVEN'T CHANCE)   Declares Present Covenant a Definite and Irredeemabke Failure   Proposes New Effort Built on Framework of the Hague Tribunal

SEANTOR HARDING ‘SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS If THE REAL ISSUE BEFORE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE   KEE UBLICAN CANUDADALE  ANNOUNCES FROF FRONT PORCH - —)HAT NO OTHER PROBLEM CONFRONTS  VOTERS OF... THE UNITED STATES _.

HARDING STATES LEAGUE NATIONS A TOTAL FAILURE   Proposes to Take its Place, a World As sociation.

Proposes New Effort to Con: struct World Association  Would Use Framework Of The Hague Tribunal  Using Such Provisions of The League as Are ‘Safe And Practical.”   Not In Favor“of “ Going In’ Republican Nominee Asserts.

Harding Promises To Put Teeth Into Hague Court; League Failure   Senator Proposes to Buik World Association Out of Hague Tribunal

HARDING URGES AREAL LEAGUE   Says Present One Has Failed Beyond Restoration in Poland.    COLLIDGE SCORES COX

HARDING PROPOSES A NEWLEAGUE OF NATIONS   Its Framework Tribunal at The Hague—He Oppose: “Alliance of Great Powers”

O10 GLORY FLIES. CER RHINE FORTRESS   GN SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF - ARMISTICE AMERICA STILL HOLDS WATCH.

SECOND ARMISTICE DAY ON THE RHINE FINDS “OLD GLORY” UNFURLED   AMERICAN AND OTHER ALLIED ARMIES STILL OCCUPY PORTIONS OF GERMAN LAND

WHlQNEY RAID UUcoN  WOnnY HURLEY. WIGH.   Shortly After Officers Leave After Making Many Arrests and Seizures Moonshine Is Sold to Everybody Wanting It.   FFTY-SEVEN MEN TAKEN   Among Packages Confiscated Are Several All Decorated for the Christmas Trade. Prisoners Well Guarded.

DRY AGENTS RAID WIDE-OPEN CAMP IN NORTH WOOD   Armed Officers from Chicage Take 57 Prisoners in Swoop Upon 38 Saloons at Hurley, Wis.

PROHIBITION AGENTS RAID HURLEY WIS   Thirty-eight Barkeepers and 19 Patrons Are Arrested By Agents.

WISCONSIN TOWN ANDED, 57 JAILED BUT MOONSHINE STILL FLOWS FREELY IN BURG   ARREST 57

O7 ARE TRAPPED IN BOOZE RAID   38 Saloonkeepers Were Taken fn Ne —Many Gallons of Liquor Were Seized,

SALOON RAID FARCE IN WISCONSIN TOWN   MOVIE CAMERAS SHAPPED THE PICTURESQUE SCENES. :   Eafercement Agests Found Liquor im Odd Places—Quart Lecked in Safe—Quantity of Brew t= Bath Tub.

Spectacular Raid of Saloons by Federal Agents Does Not Stop Traffic   BELIEVE LIQUOR SECRETED   Thirty Saloon Keepers and 19 Patrons Arrested by Forty-eight Raiders

SEE SPECIAL LEGISLATURE NRYT WERK   Session Will Open on Tuesday or Wednesday, Rahiof   BILLS AUREADY DRAFTED      Copy of Call May be Sent Out Tonight or Thurs dary

LENROOT IS LEADING THOMPSON IN WISCONSIN   Roy Wilcox Leading In Six Cornered Fight For Governor. Is at Top With Blaine, La Follette’s Choice in Second Pliace.

La Follette’s Candidate Probably Defeated—Cox and Walsh Nominated for Governor of Massachusetts.

Convention Selects Nominees for State Officers and Endorse Na tianal Piatfarm.

BANK FOR EUROPE,   League of Nations Assembly Talk 4 Werld Finances.

ReaQ@mitted to Missouri Valley Gonference by Unanimous Vete™ ~ of the Schools. ;

NEBRASKA BACK IN CONFERENCE FOL    Readmission Ends Absence of Corn huskers Since 1919-——New Grid Schedule.

ALLIES PLAN STEPS 10 ENO TURK MASSACRES   MILITARY DEMONSTRATION AT CONSTANTINOPLE TO CONVINOE SULTAN.   WILL NOT BE OCCUPATION   Peace Conference Intent Regarding Troop Control of Sublime Porte . Not Yet Fully Matured, —

ALLIES TO TAKE IMMEDIATE STEPS TO GHECK TURKS   MASSACRES. ARE: CONTINUING

ALLIE'S ULTIMATUM - TO THE TURKS   Control. of Constantinople Not To Be Termed As Military Occupation.

NOT TO TOLERATE MASSACEES.   Control of Constantinople WHT Sot Be i Decennation.

ALLIES TO MAKE IMPRESS ON TURK THAT MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS MUST NOW END

a WILL BE THT Si “1 OCCIION  ALLIED eOuNe!   Sultan to Be Shown That Entente Nations, Even If They Are War Weary, Are Ready to Take Up Arms.   FURTHER MASSACRES WON’T BE TOLERATED   Turkey Must Conform to the European Interpretation of Civilized Government Refore Signing Treaty,

COMMUNIST ROOMS RAIDED.   Nine Men Are Arrested and Held for Wiearing. i

OHO SENATOR SAYS. WILSON WANTED 10 SACRIFICE COUNTRI   Jarding Scores President fo1 * Negotiating Surrender oi  American. Nationality — tc Europe .   SAYS HE ACTED ALONE

WILLING 10° AMERICANZE ~ PEACE TREAT)   HARDING SAYS THE REPUB  LICANS WILL WELCOME ! RESPONSIBILITY.

HARDING WILLING FOR G.0.P. 10T FULL RESPONSIBILITY   SAYS REPUBLICANS WIL! “AMERICANIZE” TREATY ANI PRESIDENT RESPONSIBLE FOI PRESENT DELAY.

WILSON ALONE TO BLAME FOR TREATY FIGHT  a PrN  6 PA RPT EEN   Ohio Statesman Wants Country Free of *‘Autocracy.”

G.O.P.ISREADY TO ACCEPT BLAME OF RESERVATIONS   Harding Calls Action Americanizing the Peace Treaty.   HOLDS WILSON RESPONSIBLE FOR DELAY IN RATIFICATION   Ohio Republican Senato1 Addresses Party Rally In Columbus.

NO RETURN TO PRE-WAR WAGES   Senator Harding Talks o Labor's Share.   BLAMES PRESIDENT WILSON   For Senate’s Failure to Ratify Peace Treaty~Tells What He Stands For.

HARDING PUTS PEACE DELAY BLAME CNW. W.   Senator Claims President Stil Blocks Final Disposition Gt Paci.

REPUBLICANS ARE WILLING 10 TAKE RESPONSIBILITY   G. O. P. Will Welcome Task of Americanizinz Peace Treaty—Blames Wilson For Bocking Way.

Wilson Blamed by Sen, Harding for Delay in Ratifying Peace Treaty

SEN. HARDING QUTLINES 6.0.P. PLATFORM PLAN   Holds President Wilson Re sponsible for Delay in Ratifying Treaty.   ‘BIG ARMY AND BIG NAVY RECOMMENDEL   Government Subsidy for a Mer chant Marine—Against Compulsory Training.

“ WILL WELCOME RESPONSIBILITY"   Senator ‘Harding  Saye President Solely Responsible for Delay

HARDING SAYS MR. WILSON IS CAUSE OF TREATY DELAY   Senator Declares He Has Scught to Rend Our Nationality, Make Nation Suppliant.   PEOPLE BALKED THE PLOT   Says Republicans Welcome Re sponsibility of Americanizing the Treaty.

WILSON CAUSED TREATY DELAY, OAYS HARDING   Declares G. 0. P. “Will Welcome” Responsibility for Americanizing the Pact.

SENATE DELAY LAID AT WILSON'S DOO   Harding Says He Yielded American Nationality.

6, 0, P. GLAD OF JOB TO ‘AMERICANIZE TREATY --HARDINE   Okio Republicans Hold Rally Hear Address by Senator:

BLAMES WILSON FOR PACT DELAY   SENATOR HARDING OUTLINES RE PUBLICAN PLATFORM   Says Party Will Wecome Opportunity of “Americanizing Treaty”—  Against Compulsory Training

HARDING OPENS FIGHT IN COLUMBUS SPEEG   Senator Declares Republican Welcome Responsibility to Americanize Treaty.    ATTACKS WILSON’S STAND   Charges President With Block. ing Passage; Suggests Party Platform.

HARDING LAYS THE TREATY FAILURE TO ~ PRESIDENT WILSON   ‘Ohio Senator Says it is His Fault and His Solely in Making His Keynote Speech to Republican Gathering in ‘Columbus.   SUGGESTS PLATFORM PLANKS.   Gives His Views on What is To Rest Interests of Nation

Tells Republicans That Party Welcomes Responsibility 01 Americanizing Peace Treaty  OFFERS PLATFORM PLANKS  Flays Wilscn at State Rally In Columbus Monday.     Senator Says Must be No Return To Pre War Levels  Ce EEE EL er

VOLUNTARY   Sesiator Harding Expressed tic selt-As Opposed to Compalsory Training.

REPUBLICANS HEAR CHIEFS ATPOWWOW   sMANY SPEAKERS   " Senator Harding Pays Particular Attention to Labor Problem--Declares He is Free to Act.

STRIKE CASE CONTINUED   Denver Court Postpones Hearing in Case ainst Striking Carmen . A

NO CARS RUNNING IN DENVER TODAY   Power House Eaiployes Expected to Join With Qther Tramway * Men in Strike

EE EE  CANADA PROTESTS      Wants Full and Equal Rights in League of Nations

CANADA GFFERS TO CHANGES IN LEAGUE PAC]   Lenroot Reservation of United States Senate Draws Fire From Northern Neighbor.   Canada Insists Upon Having Full Power.

CANADA CFFERS   Lenroot Reservation of United States Senate Draws Fire From Northern Neighbor.   Canada Insists Upon Having Full Power.

CANADA.IS JEALOUS OF HER LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP      Dominion Serves Notice on Great Brit. ain of Objection to Alteration in Covenant

CANADA INSISTS ON VOTE IN THE LEAGUE   Serves Formal Notice On Britain Of Objection To Lenroot Plan.

LEAGUE CHANGE IRKS CANADA”   Protests to Great Britain Over Unite. States Senate Bili to Limit Rights.

A NEW MONKEY  P WRENCH LD RATIFIC. ATION: MACHINE.   Protests Against’ Any Change in League That Docs ‘Not Make Her a Fill “‘Fledged -Member.

CANADA OBJECTS TO UJ. $8. RESERVATION   Notifies Great Britain ‘That Government Will Not Agrec to Any Curbing of Rirhts.

GE PRICES MUST COME DOWN QUICK   INYSPRICE OVER SIXTY CENTS A HUNDRED WILL RESULT IN PROSECUTION, REPORT

Socialist Candidate for U. 5. Presidency Is Given Formal Notification at Penitentiary  Where He’s Serving Term   Speech of Acceptance Takes Issue With Convention On Several Points, and Winds Up That He Is a Bolshevik

DEBS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   Convict in Prison Garb Off. cially Informed That He’s Nominee of Socialists   ‘FOR THE PRESIDENCY  OF THE UNITED STATES   ‘Photographs and Movie Films of 2 Rather Unusual Political Incident.

10 PUT NONE ~BUT YANKEES OVER SHIPS   Merchant Marine head out lines policy his organization is ot pursue

‘MERCHANT MARINE  ONLY TO AMERICAN   ‘BENSON ANNOUNCES TERMS OF ! THE SALE.   ‘Disposition of the Three Millions  DeHars Worth of Shipping Board Property Discussed  In Conference,

OFFERS PLANS FOR SHIP SALE   Admiral Benson of Shipping Board Tells of Restrictions Decided Upon.   TO OPERATE UNDER AMERICAN REGISTRY   Will be Sold Only to Ameri.  can Corporations, He Diselosec 4+ GConferanre.

YANKEE SHIPS WILL BE SOLD TO. AMERIGANS ONLY, DECIDED   Admiral Benson Makes Announcement of .  His Policy   THREE PLANS OF SALE OUTLINED   Business Men “Invited to Help Frame Future Plans for Mer. chant Marine

SHIPS WILL GO TO AMERICANS   thurmas Beasom Offers Three Plane by Which Verchant Ships May Be Acquired by Americam Corpora.

STATE TAX BOARD WILL LISTEN “20 ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST NEW SCHOOL. :   MARRIAGES AT CARLISLE

State Esard of Tax Commissioners Wil Hear Evidence In $51,G26 Bond issue Matter.

IRISH STORM POLICE DEPOT   Hundred Armed Men Attack Barracks at ODusrus, Near Bantry, in County Cork.

“WISE OLD HEADS"   Johiison Gives Assurance of His ! Party Loyalty. © ,

WISE OLD HEADS’   G. 0. P. CAPTAINS WILL NOT DIS. TURB BOOZE ISst Ek.   Johnson Gives Assurance of His Party Loyalty.

2 MEN onOT 4 WOUNDED N QUGLIN RIOTING   Disorderly Conduct of So!. diers Parading the Sireet: Leads to Clash in Whict Casualties Result.   PASSERSBY JOSTLED, WINDOWS ARE BROKEN   Troops Eventually Return te Their Barracks, Followec by Civilians; Armed Mer Roughly Handled.

DUBLIN ROUGH STUFF   —SEee  Two Men Killed, Others In. jured in Grave Riots.

TWO SHOT DURING RIOT,   Trouble at Dublin Preeipitated by Soldiers’ Disorderly Conduct,

TROOPS CAUSE DUBLIN RIOT   Two Civilians Are Killed and Four Seriously Injured.

TWO KILLED, FOUR — WOUNDED IN DUBLIN   soldiers Start Trouble by Riotous Street Parade   15,000 Accompany Body of Mayor Of Cork to Cemetery

BLOODY END OF ROUGH oT UFF BY BRITISH TROOPS   PARADE STREETS RIOTOUSLY .   SEVERAL KILLED WHEN 4 ROW STARTS—IRISH CRISIS ACUTE

TWO MEN KILLED FOUR WOUNDED IN DUBLIN RIOT   Trouble Started by Disorder]; Conduct of Three Hundred Soldiers.

TWO KILLED IN DUBLIN RIOT.      Disorder Followed Rowdyfawm by Sol dicrs. Who Parnded. Streets,

SOLDIERS START  DUBLIN RIOT   British Army Mer Cause of Death of Two

POLICEMEN Heder IN DUBLIN   Fear of Retalistion For Lor Mayor's Assassination

THE IRISH TROUBLE   Soldiers and Civilians Clash in Dublin Sireets Resulting in Two Deaths.

BRITS SOLDIERS RIOT IN, BERLIA   Two Shot Dead, Four Wounded Wher ar oops § Shoot Into the ge Crowds.

PROCTORVILLE POINTS.   $57.06 for School From Box and Oyster Supper—Personal and Other  wae  oe

PROCTORVILLE POINTS.   _ >» 2 # - f $57.05 for School-From Box and Oys-. _ ter” Supper—Personal and Other ~ Items. 7 7.7. a a

HOPE LIVES ETERNAL       ‘of Goldsmith Charter,  Possibi ty for Ret and Kemptar

HUPE LIVES ETERNAL   Jeb RRSON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL MUDLLE ‘Is CLEARING UP,   Possibity for Return of Goldsmith and Kempton Charter.

TENNESSEE CERTIFIES RATIFICATION TO SECRETARY COLBY AND SUFFRAGE FIGHT SEEMS 10 BE NEARING END

‘Governor Acts ‘when Supreme Court Takes Over Proceed. ings in Suit Brought by the Ratification Foes

SUFFRAGE ACTION OGERTIFIED bY GOV. ROBERTS   Notification of Tennessee's Ratification, Addressed to Colby, Placed in Mail by Executive.

FORMALY CERTIFY SUFF. MEASURE   Governor Roberts Certifie: Tennessee's Ratification of Suffrage Amendment.

AATIFIGATION OF SUFFRAGE MADE   Tennessee Governor Sends _, Certificate to Secretary Of State.   ACTION BY SUPREME COURT

Governor Roberts Today Sent Suffrage Certification On to Washington.   ‘SUFFS SPRING A  SURPRISE ON ANTIS   Chief Justice Lansden Agreed Today to Review Injunction Proceedings.

GOVERNOR ROBERTS OLAS SUFFRAGE BIL!   Tennessee + Executive Signs State’s Favorable Action On Woman’s Suffrage.

GERTIFY TENNESSEE 9 RATIFICATION Ct WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Governor Has Sent Notice Fol lowing Authority Granted by State Supreme Court.

Governor of Tennessee Beats Anti-Suffs to Pole by Mailing Certification te Colby   ON WAY AT 10:20 A. M. TODAY   Chief Justice of State Supreme  Court Was to Review Pro.  ceedings in Chancery  . Court

VOTES FOR WOMEN 110 NOT STOP FOR IFEISION GF COURT   Tennessee's Vote Certified by Gov. Roberts and Mailed to Secretary Colby.   SUPREME COURT ACTION INVALIDATES INJUNCTION   Chief Justice Lansden Takes Proceedings From ‘Lower Court, as Opening.

SUFFRAGE ACT CERTIFIEDBY GOV. ROBERTS   Tennessee’s Ratification i: Sent to Colby Today.  REVIEW INJUNCTION   Proceedings in Court of Chancery to Be Rehearsed—Prepare Arcuments for Hearings,

TENNESSEE GHIEF EXECUTIVE Sci   Certification of Ratification of Suffrage To Washington.

TENN. SUFFRAGE _ CERTIFICATE 18 SENT TO COLBY   Governor Roberls Acst De  spite Proceeding Pending Pan aay

Governor To Sent: Successful Vote... as By Mail To Colby   Injunction to Prevent Certifleation fo e Reviewed By Supreme Court—U: ‘SY Will Vote This Fall 7

FORMAL REPORT OF TENNESSEE’ ACTION MAILED   Secretary ‘of: State Colby te -*.. Bet Certification: of: ” Ratification -*

SUFFRAGE IS CERTIFIED BY GOV. OF TENN   Took Action Today Despite Injunction By Court.

CERTIFICATION IS SENT TO SECRETARY COLBY THIS NOON   Tennessee Governor. Mails No.  tice of Suffrage Ratification to Washington,   INJUNCTION CASE TAKEN FROM CHANCERY COURT   Will Be Brought Before State Supreme Court for Review. —It Is Said Action Va- . cates Injnnetion.

RATIFICATION SUFF AMENDMENT _ CERTIFIED TODAY   GOVERNOR A, H. ROBERTS SEN‘ PROPER PAPERS BY MAIL TO STATE DEPAR’ NT.   Action of State Supreme Court Re Moves Injunction Proceedings From the Lower Courts, Officials Say.

Governor Roberts Sends Certification When Supreme Coaurt Aric.   INJUNCTION WRIT LIFTED   Anti-Suffrage Legislators Ex pect to Return From Alahams Manday.

TENNESSEE WINDS UP RATIFICATION   Governor Roberts at 10:20 This Morning Sent Certification To Sec. retary Colby,

TENNESSEE'S SUFFRAGE VOTE IS CERTIFIED   Gov Roberts Sends the Ratification of Amendment To Sec of State Colby

ROBERTS CERTIFIED SUFFRAGE VIGTORY   Governor of Tennessee Sends Certification to Colby.   ANTI-INJUNCTION IS VACATED    All Records in the Case Ordered Be fore the Supreme Court of the State by Chief Justice Lansden.

TENNESSEE CERTIFIES RATIFICATION TODA   Governor Roberts Takes Actio. After Supreme Court Justice , ook Up Injunction,

Petition For. Writ.o of: “Certiorari ‘and Supersedeas_ Granted _at Night Hearing”   NO NOTICE, OPPONENTS  ‘OF AMENDMENT CHapRE   Say Proceedings Have Violated Rules. of the Supreme

Suffrage Act Is Certified by  Tenn. Governo:   Supreme Court Takes Contro of Suit to Block Vote for Women

SUPREME JUSTICE TARES INJUNCTION FROM LOWER COURT   Issues Writ Which Attorney General Deciares Practically Vacates Action by Antis   ANTIS CONTEND CASE NOT PROPERLY ARGUED   Motion Laid Before Supreme Court Justice at Home

SUFFRAGE MIXED pelts EVER        ‘THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE “>. HAS CERTIFIED VOTE.      ANTIS. CRY. “MURDER”.               THEY CLAIM LAW AND CONSTI-: ' 'FUTION, WERE VIOLATED. ©         They Threaten to Carry The Sace ‘to the Supreme Court of the :  Unhed States.  fe

SUFFRAGE DISPUTE TAKEN UT OF -STATECOURT HANDS   Ati Records in Proceedings Are Ordered Brought Before High Court for Review   In Meantime Governor Affixes His Signature and Transmits Certifictaion to Colby

Gov. Roberts Has Certified ‘Tennessee Ratification to Washington, Says Report

GOV.ROBERTS PASSES ON RATIFICATION   Sends Certification t Secretary of State Colby.

FEDERAL SUFFRAGE CERTIFICATION WAS SENT TO COLBY   Chief Justice Issued Writ of Cer tiorari and Supersedeas Last Night   Brought the Injunction Case From County Chancery to Supreme Court

GOV. ROBERTS FIXES CERTIFICATION SEAL TO DISPUTED ACT:  rAra NM VACA YT!   LOSE HARD FIGHT TO , DELAY ACTION, '  [CASE IN COURT  ee OF WOMEN’S VOTE   Injunction Proceedings Taken Out of Hands of County” , Tid ve. %

ROBERTS SENDS CERTIFICATE T0 SECY COLBY   Tennessee Governor Ignores Injunction and Forwards Certificate,   REVIEW OF INJUNCTION SUIT

DEND GEATIFICATION OF ~OUFFRAGE VOTE 10 GOLBY AFTER COURT ANNULG WRIT   Gov. Roberts Announces That Supreme Court Findings Dismissed Injunction Which Halted Tennessee Officials in Making Last Step.

RATIFICATION  SENT TO COLBY   Governor of Tennessee Signs Suffrage Resolution,   INJUNCTION {$ . SUPERCEDED   Certification of ‘State's Ratification Mailed to Sceretary of State at Washington.

COMPLETE   Jovernor Roberts of Tennessee Certifies State’s Ratification of Woman Suffrage Amend. ment.   CHIEF JUSTICE TAKES - CASE INTO OWN HANDS   Proceedings in Injunction Cast  Are Taken From- Lowet  Court When Ratificatioz >» Had Been Blocked.

OVER 17,000,000 WOMEN DEPRIVED OF RIGHT 10 VOTE AS. TENNESSEEANS SCRAP 1N COURTS OVER LEGALITY OF SUFFRAGE   NATIONAL SUFFRAGE BLOCKED WHILE SOLONS OF VOLUNTEER STATE GO INTO TRIBUNAL OF EQUITY TO SETTLE MOOTED: POINTS

SUFFRAGE IS ‘CERTIFIED   Governor Roberis of Tennesset  Sent Papers in to Wash‘ngton Teday.

TENNESSEE VOTE IS CERTIFIED TO STATE DEPARTMENT   “ERTIFICATION REGARING WO. MAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT VAILED TO SECRETARY  Pr. ae Sas Le ee be fe

GOVERNOR 0. K.’S TENNESSEE BILL: NOTIFIES COLBY   Suffrage Act Certified After Supreme Court Kills Injunction.

GOV. ROBERTS. ~ SENT NOTICE: OF RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE   Writ of Certiorari and Supersedeas of State Supreme Court Cut Injunction of the Lower Courts.

CHIEF JUSTICE INTERVENES IN _ SURERACE WRIT   TAKES INJUNCTION OUT OF HANDS OF JUDGE LANGFORD AND CERTIFICATION IS GeNpT Coy Ry i   Eligibility of Women for November Election Appearec Doubtful Pending Hearing on Restrainine Order.

CERTIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE MADE   lennessee Governor Puts Stamp of Approval on Ratification

TENNESSEE RATIFICATION 1 ENDORSED   Governor Sends Certifica tion to Secretary of State Colby   POFS SEE I[LLEGALITY   Declare Proceedings Violate  Rules of Supreme i Court

« Ta GOY, ROBERTS HAS NOTIFIER WASHIAGTIVN OF RATIFICA’ - NON IN LEGISLATURE          CHIEF JUSTICE ISSUES WRI TAKING SUIT FROM LOWER ” couRnT

RATIFIGATION IS CERTIFIEL   Governor of Tennessee Acts When Higher Court Takes Hand.

Governor Roberts of Tennessee Sends Certification of Suffrage Ratification to the Sec’y of State by Mail Tues day.   HIGH COURT ACTION VACATES INJUNCTION   State’s Attorney Gen. Spring: Coup on Opposition and Secures Writ of Certiorari anc Sunersedeas Monday Night.

SUFFRAGE 0.K. IS CERTIFIED   Tennessee Governor Acts After Supreme Court Takes Charge of Case.   SENDS COLBY CERTIFICATION   Uniet Justice Lansden Orders All Records in the Case Before the Supreme Court, Thus Vacating the Injunction.

Roberts (ertifies  Suffrage Adoption   Registered Letier Te Sent to Washingt@n Carrying Certifica tion, PoMdewing ‘asuance of Writs by State Supreme Court Superseding Previous Injunction.

GERTIFIES RATIFICATION,   Governor of Tennessee Permitted to Do Sao be Technicatity.

TENNESSEE GE RTIFIES   Governor Takes Final, Step ic Clinch Victory fot the Suffrage Amendment

CERTIFIED   Suffrage Amendment Sent to Washing: ton by Governor.

SUFFRAGE HAS _ BEEN CERTIFIED   Tennessee Governor Forwards Document to Secretary Colby. “A   INJUNCTION CASE ENDS   Chief Justice Grants Writ. All Records in Case Will be Reviewed by Supreme Court.

BUVEANOA ROBERTS UEATIFIED ACTION  ium,   REPORTED TENNESSE’S AC TION IS CERTIFIED TO SECRETARY STATE   SUPREME GOURT IN GISE   Action of Suffrage Leaders in Getting Injunction Proceeding Into Higher Court Obtained Results,

TENNESSEE RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE CERTIFIED 10 STATE DEPARTMENT   Senate Leaders Say Taking of Injunction from State Court  Gives Roberts Privilege   Anti-Suffrage Senators in Decatur Wil Return to Nashville Next Week; Want Referendum

VICTORY NOW ON WAY TO GAPITAL   GOVERNOR A. H. ROBERTS COM. PLETED OFFICIAL SANCTION.   ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACTION MADE THIS MORNING,   Chief Justice of the State Has Con sented to Review Proceedings of Chancery Court Where Injunction Was Secured,

WILL REVIEW - PROCEEDINGS   In Which Temporary Injunctions Were Issued in Tennessee

‘ean. Governor Sends Certification of Suffrage Ratification to Col

Governor Of Tenn. Has Certified To Ratification Of Woman's Suffrag

COUNTER-OFFENSIVE STARTED BY POLES HURLS RUSSIAN HORDES BACK   Red Line Is Shattered at Many Points and Troops Fall Back in Rout and Confusion   Pitsudski Leads Poles in Smash That Relieved Capital; Booty And Many Prisoners Taken

PLES DANE REDS FROM W WARSAW      Us ‘iTuant Os sunt, Atinek. Shatiexs ‘Reds! Offensive angt PREAWE Them In) Confusion   PILFUNDSKI -IS. THE HERO   POLISH GHNBRAL  QELIVERS ~~ SLOCRSSPULL SURPRISE   Counter * Offersive  ts” Gaintng Ground and Bolsheviki Ave Retreating—Redg fad Staged Preniture Celedvation

COUNTER DRIVE STOPS REDS IN - WARSAW DRIVE   Bolsheviki Forces Attempt ing to Cross Vistula, 3: Miles From Capital are Dealt Reverse.   RUSS FALLING BACK, REPORT   Desperate Struggle Goes on at Several Points; French Critics View Situation as Better,

MUMIET LD  ON GATES UF  WARSAW TA BEEN BRUKER   ‘Polish Counter-Offensive in Full Sway; Reds Are Falling Back   SOVIET ASKS FOR POLICY ON WRANGEL   Want Definition of British Attitude Toward AntiBolshevist Leader

REDS HALTED AT WARSAW’S GATES   Bolshaviki-Checked by Polish va, OWN Drive,   STAKES ALSO FROM THORN   Soviet Forces Reported Falling Back in Confusion Before Advance of the Defenders, “

POLES CAPTURE 4 RED DIVISIONS   Russians Routed From Warsaw ~ Gates by Big CounterOrive.   SOVIET FORCES IN PANIC   General Pligudski, Using French Tac tics, Turns Tide of Battle at Polish Capital — General Wrangel Leade 150.000 Treonk.

PRESSURE ON WARSAW IS LIFTED BY COUNTER DRIVE AND RUSSIANS FALL BACK   Polish Right Wing Captures Prisoners, Guns, and Cannon and Soviet Forces are Declared Retreating in Confusion All Along the Northern Line

iHOLD ON THE CHy COMPLETELY BROKEN  ge ie a eo Sree  Fe hin ri. oe

WARSAW SAVED i COUNTER  HAUST WINS   Reds Said to Be Falling Back in Confusion Before Polish Cranter Offensive   PENS WERE AT CITY GATES   General Piludski Directs Conn ter Stroke that Relieves Sorely Pressed Capital

RUSSIAN PRESSURE RELIEVED   Gen. Pilsudski Delivers Coun. ter Stroke That Breaks Hold of Soviet Troops on the Capital City—CounterOffensive in Full Sway.

COUNTER ATTACK © 2 OF POLES BREAKS RUSSIAN ADVANCE   Pilsudski’s Armies. Hammer  Way Through Russians  Attemnt to Turn Their: Re  GUNBOATS, TANKS J TANKS JOIN BATTLE

STOP SOVIET AT THE GATES OF WARSAW   Poles Put on Successful ‘Counter Attack.   PRESSURE  IS RELIEVED   Push Russians Beyond Wyra Regain Ciechanow—Fire on Retreat ing Enemy From Airplanes.

Powerful Counter-Stroke Frees Warsaw From Pregsure---Russians Re. ported Retreating in Confusion at Many Points. 1   FRENCH DIRECTION REPORTED.

Rolls the Red Army Back From Its Positions Nearest To Warsaw   GUNS ARE CAPTURED BY DEFENDING HOST

RUSSIAN HOLD ON POLISH CAPITAL  BROKEN, REPORT   Polish General’s Counter Attack: Meet With Result and Russ are Falling Back   MODERN IMPLEMENTS USED   Latest Means of Fighting Brought Into action Against Red Invaders of Polish Territory.

4 AUD DNVTGIONG TAKEN BY POLEa   Reds Are Routed and Are Retreating in Disorder.   COUNTER-DRIVE IS SUCCESS   French Tactics Under Direction o General Pilsudski Turn ‘he Tide of Battle at the Gates of Warsaw.

Valiant Poles Driving Back’ the Bolshevist Invader in Con-. fusion, Late Report   RUMORS OF OLD CAPITAL'S FALL ARE DISCREDITED

REPORT REDS’ GRIP BROKEN   Polish Offensive is Held Successful at - Warsaw

SOVIET ARMY FAILS TO CROSS VISTULA RIVER   Right Wing of Polish Army, Breaking Bolshevik Resist ance South of Siedlce, Takes” 209 Prisoners and Captures: Some Heavy Cannon andi Fourteen Machine Guns.

GEN. PILSUDSK BELIEVES. WARSAW BY COUNTER MOVE   Polish Offensive Against Reds Des cribed by Allied Observers as Being in Full Sway.

POLES HURL BACK ENEMY, CAPTURE 200   Pressure on Capital Relieved by Counter Stroke Now in Fuil Swing—Russians Reported Retiring in Confusion.

INVADING. SOVIET HORDES, HORE ; ED: BACK? ALONG ENTIRE ¢ - NORTHERN FRONT. ; we

SOVIET FORCES FALLING BACK   Rues Pressure on War saw Relieved—Retreat in Confusion

POLES FORCE BACK REDS FROM CAPITAL   COUNTER STROKE RELIEVES PRESSURE AND FIGHTING GOES ON   A STAND ON VISTULA   Boishevist Plan to Cross River South of Warsaw Defeated By * Polish Attack   Red Lines Also Are Forced Back on the North—Fierce Fichting.in Places

SOVIET FORGE FALLING BAK ROW ATTACK   Polish Counter Offensive Refieves Red Pressure to Great Extent   FRENCH GUIDANCE OF ARMY IS SUCCESSFUL   General Pilsudski Given Credit for Directing Move Which Defers Danger

BOLSHEVIKE REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN CHECKED  Ties Wea, Anenetiatese® Benen

Allied Officers Declare Bolshevik Hold Upon Gates of Poland’s Capital _ Is Broken---Reds in Flight    COUNTER ATTACKS DEVELOP INTO GENERAL ADVANCE ON NORTH FRONT

GOONTER ATTAGK SAVES WARSAW   Poles Beat Back Bolshevik Hordes and Save Their Capital.

POLES HOLDING WANOAW; ‘MENACE OF 173 CAPTURE NOW 15 LESS IMMINENT   Russian Attacks Are Especially Fierce Around Radzymin, Which Has Changed Hands Five Times.   GOVERNMENT’S ACTUAL DEPARTURE FROM CAPITAL NOT YET BEGUN

FIERCE ATTACK HALTS ADVANCE OF RED FORCES   Russian: Pressure on Warsaw Relief, Says Official Polish Statement :   RIVER CROSSING HALTED

POLES IN BIG OFFENSIVE, SAYS REPORT   Soviet Forces Fall Back In Confusion From  Capital.

fables Turned at Warsaw ~ As Polish Armies Begin Great Counter Offensive

IN Following Up Their Counter Offensive the Poles Have Advanced Along Entire Northern Front. Aviators Using Machine Guns on Retreating Forces.   POLISH COMMUNIQUE SAYS PRESSURE RELIEVEL

COUNTER STROKE RELIEVES PRESSURE AND FIGHTING GOES ON   A STAND ON VISTULA   Boishevist -Plan to Cross River South of Warsaw Defeated By * Polish Attack   Red Lines Alsa Are Forced Back on the North—Fierce Fighting.in Piaces

a CY aS  Pressure On Capital Ts Relieved Throu.’  - Desperate Resist. “ce

HOLD ON WARSAW GATES 1S BROKEN   Polish Counter Off Offense Under Full Sway and Is Proving Effective.

RUSS PRESSURE RELIEVED, SAY LATE REPORTS   Polish Counter Offensive in Full Sway; Many Prisoners Being Taken   SOVIETS ARE FALLING BACK IN CONFUSION

POLES LAUNCH OFFENSIVE THAT CHECKS RED HORDE AT CITY GATE   Enemy Hurled Back In Confusion In Great Counter Set In Motion Under French Direction; Forced To Re-cross Bug; Bitter Fighting On Long Line.   BULLETIN.

Reds. Are Routed and ‘Are’ Re_ treating in “Disorder. f   “COUNTER-DRIVE IS . SUCCESS.   Piench “Tactics. ‘Under Direction of : General Pilsudski Turn ihe Tide: of ? Battle. at  ithe. Gates  { of Warsaw.

COUNTER DRIVE BY POLES KEPT FOE FROM CITY   Strategy of Frencl General Seen in Polish Tactics.

WOMEN RESUME PICKETING AND ARE ARRESTED   Despite Warning Twe Believers in an Irish Re public Parade Before British Embassy.

Vigil at the British Embass}  in Washington is Exciting.   NO BONDS FURNISHED FOR THE PRISONERS   Others Take the Places o Those Who Are Arrested.

LADY PICKETS 10 Gi) TD CELLS, IF THEY KEEP IT UP   INSULTS TO BRITS MUST CEASE      PENITENTIARY IS EAGER FOR GIRLS WHO GET GAY, THUSLY

FOOLISH FEMININISTS.       They Hicket) che British Enipaysy  tu Hedp Old Ireland (©

POLICE ARREST WOMEN PICKETS AT WASHINGTOR   Held Under Federal Coun! for Actions in Front of  British Embassy.

POLICE ARREST WOMEN PICKETS-IN CAPITA      Trish Sympathizers Charged With ‘Insulting Diplomats; to ‘Use Airplanes Next, 

TWO WOMEN DISREGARD . PICKETING PROHIBITION   Washington Police Take More Femt. _< mine Friends. of Irish Republic in _ Custody

IRISH PICKETS DEFY WARNING AT EMBASSY   Women In Washington Resum: March of Protest at British Quarters.

IRISH WOMEN PIGKETS ARRESTEN IW VP OHINETON   Demands for Creation of Irish Repub lic Lead to Action by State Depart ment to Protect Embassy.

WOMEN PICKETS ARE ARRESTED BY POLICE   Disregard Federal Warning In Irish Republic Stand at English Embassy

FEDERAL STATUTE TA STOP PCHETNE   Government Pians to End Insults 6b) Irish Sympathizers to British Dinlemats.

WARNING ISSUED TO IRISH PICKETS   Government Moves to End Continved Annoyance to British Embassy in Washington   ARRESTS ARE IMMINENT   ‘Sympathizers With Movement  forleish Republic are Cautioned  Against Demonstrations

DISREGARDED WARNINGSTWO WOMEN ARRESTED FO! PICKETING THE EMBASS)

WOMEN PICKETS ARE ARRESTEL   Two Favorable to An Irish Re. public Jailed in Washington

Federal Government Orders Adequate Protection For British Embassy

2 IRISH PICKETERG AARESTED, EMBASS   Women Sent to House of De tention When They Fail to  Produce Bail Bond.   PLAN TO USE AEROPLANE

WOMENPLANTO  USE AIRPLANE OVER LMBASSY   PICKETS FAVORABLE TO AN IRISH REPUBLIC ARRESTED BY THE POLICE. *

lilitary in Erin Are Heckled by Sinn Fein Attacks on Constables’ Homes and Barracks,

UNSULTS TO BRITS MUST CEASE    PENITENTIARY IS EAGER FOR GIRLS WHO GET GAY, PHUSLY

WOMEN PICKETING BRITISH EMBASSY THROWN IN JAIL   Police Refuse to Allow Insult +t Foreign Representatives; Will Try Airplanes.

MAY IMPRISON WOMEN PICKETS   Renewal of Activitics to Mcan Swift Action  re      Miss Carroll, Stepdaughter ol Boston Man, Arrested

BRITISH = EMBAda! PICKETING STOPS BY FEDERAL ORDER   ur ELD PUNISHAREA OM) PRISON SENTENCE ENDER PEDPRAL LAW.   TWO WOMEN ARRESTED   frist) Svrepethizers Are Prolibited From Patading street in Prone of Diplomatic Officts——(rpest< Shaule

PICKETING OF BRITISHERS TO BE ABOLISHED  Two Women Arrested by Washington

CLE SAM TAKES HAND IN AFFAIR ORDERING HALT   Women Advised Not to Picket British Embassy and Arrests Made.   Only Dickey Bird Knows What Today May Bring Forth, However.

WOMEN ARRESTED. FOR PICKETING BRITISH EIMBASS   Thosé In-, Syinpathy, With Maveroent In Ireland Will Be Forced  “ls iseontinie Practices. °   WERE -<CARRYING BANNERS

WOMEN PICKET THE EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON   IRISH REPUBLIC FRIENDS IN CAPITAL WARNED THEY ARE VIOLATING LAW.   Knowledge That Penitentiary May Be Yawning For Them Canses Cessation of Acts.

Taken To House of Detention Where They Were Locked U; -—Bond Placed at $1,000, Was Not Furnished—Two More Women, Sent To Take Places of Those Locked Up, Were Also Arrested—Women Will Keep On, They Say.

BUVERNMENT 10 OTOP PIGKETING   Two Women Arrested but are Later Released   INVOKE FEDERAL LAW   [rish Sympathizers Who Have Been Bearing Banners Before British Embassy Must Desist or Face Felony Charges Says District Attornev Laskev

MOMEN PICKETING FOR IRISH ARRESTEL   When Police . Interfere Witl \Jvish Plans Aivplanes Are’. “Resorted te ~°

TO PREVENT PICKETING.   Government Moves to Stop Ac tion of Women at British Embassy.

GOVERNMENT HALTS EMBASSY PICKETIN(   WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS OF IRE. LAND COMPELLED TO STOP HARRASSING BRITISH   INSULT TO UNION JACK   Federal Law Invoked to Put End to Further Annoyance at Washingten Consulate.

REVOLUTION — ~ THREATENING IN MEXICE      RTIGXNS FROM FEDERA) . TROOPS. 1s ENPREASING DAILY.      SCARCELY A STATE IN WEXEE G REPU LIC BUT HAS BEES "HVE BY CPILE WAVE.

MANY. DESERTIONS FROM THE MEXICAN FEDERAL ARM}   So Great During the Last [0 Bays as to Create the Possibility of Presi~ dent Garranza’s Qverthrow,.

GARRANZA MAY - LOSEHIS JOB   Mexican Rebellion Is’ Growins ‘and Practically -Entire Country Is Aroused.   FEDERAL TROOPS DESERT

EXTRA SHIPS ~ SENT TO COAST   Additional U. S. Destroyers Will be Sent to the East Coast of Mexico   PROTECT AMERICANS      Villa Offers Aid to Obregon—Federal Troops are Deserting Carranza

Revolution Spreads Rapidly in Ten Days,Endangering Federal Government   FEDERAL GARRISONS ARE LEAVINGCARRANZA DAILY   BBREGON NOW NEEDS ONLY TO EFFECT NATIONAL MOVE. MENT OF REVOLTING ELEMENTS, IT IS LFARNED.

MANY DESERTIONS FROM THE MEXICAN FEDERAL ARMY NOW THREATEN CARRANZA POWER

WEFRAT HWE       ‘anititates to Totish Dict Mect. Defeat.  Gennan C

STATE MAKES BIG INDUSTRIAL GAIN   First Year of Peace Will be Greatest in Historv. iz   WAR YEARS BIG RECORD   Pennsylvania's Industrial Products  For 1918 Show Value of More Than  ~ Nine Billion Dollars.

PENNSYLVANIA REGULAR TITAN IN INDUSTRY   industrial Figures for 1918 Just Submitted to Commonwealth Shows Wonderful Progress in Year.   PARTICULARS

MUNDAY MUST GO TO PRISON   United States Supreme Court Refuses Review the Case of Chicago Banker.

REFUSED TO REVIEW CASES   Convicted of Conspiring to Export Munitions into Mexico

REVIEW IS. DENIED   Conviction of Enuiil Hermans of Ever ett Will ’ »

REFUSES SOCIALISTS RELIEF   United States.Supreme Court Declines to Review Party’s $3,000 Fine.

SOCIALISTS REFUSED RELIEF   U. S. Supreme Court Won’t Review Dartvie $3.000 Fine.

MUST SERVE SENTENCES   Supreme Court Refuses to Review Three Criminal Gases

REFUSES SOCIALISTS RELIEF          United States Sup to R  reme Court Decline: ww Party's $3,000  Fine a

COURT SHUNS ANDERSON CASE   SUPREME BODY REFUSES TO REVIEW ORVILLE ANDERSON’S CONVICTION UNDER ES. PIONAGE ACT

Fifty Thousand Persons May Be Thrown Out Of Work In Chicago  Freight Embargo Following Strike Is Back Of  Win ace 17 . 7

CHICAGO STOCKYARDS MAY BE SHUT DOWN   Placing of Freight Embargo On The Yards, Follows Strike of Livestock Handlers.

LABOR'S FRIEND GLAIM URGED FOR SOCIALISTS   Witness at Albany Trial Denies Intent to Dictate to the Unions

LABOR'S FRIEND CLAIM TAGED-FOR SOCIALIST:   Witness at Albany Trial Denies  Intent to! Dictate to the ] .. Unions. :

ENUMERATE NATION’S. INDIISTRY IN MARCH   PERSONS ARE TO START WORK COUNTING AND ESTIMATING VALUES 7

Inter-Allied Railway Commission Decides to Investigate Recent Events in Siberia Following Complaints   FIRING’ON AMERICAN BARRACKS IS. CHARGED   Official Reports to War Department Say Quarters of U. S. Inspector at Hailar Made Target ,

Appreximately Ten Theusnand Acre ie This State and Wyoming te Be Ovened.

NEDRAGKA LAND OPEN TO ENTRY   Application for Entry May Be Made Between February 28 and March 5.

AGED WOMAN DIED AT BETHEL, WIS.   WILL BE TAKEN TO FORT ATKINSON FOR BURIAL

THODIST ELECTIONS FRIDAY   Hishop=s and Other (Church Officers  to Be Chosen by Conterence.

JAPANESE STIR VLADIVOSTOK   Arrival. ‘of. ‘Troops Antagon‘ze’ All *- Factions—To Back Government. . . ~ Elected by the. People.

JAPANESE STIR VLADIVOSTOK   Arrival of Troops Antagonze All Factions—To Back Government Elected by the People.

RUSSIANS STIRRED BY JAPS   Friendly Assurances hy Nipen Agent Eail to Satisfy People.

MDANESE (SIF   Church ‘Body- Calls on Americans Not.to » Be Stampeded    Say. California Question     : Should Await Result,     ae Ee ee ee ee een

RACE PREIU DICE ‘AN EVIL.  People Urged to Leave Japauese Ques on «Cli )0=C a a ei oe ae

FAIR PLAY FOR JAPANESE   Desire Settlement of the California Qaestion in Honorable and  Safe Manner.

BROTHERHOODS TOLD MEN MUST BE BACK BY TOMORROW NOON   Twenty-five of the Outlaw: Leaders Are ‘Arrested in Chicago, Including John Grunau, on Charges of Violating the Lever. Act.in Con‘spiracy to Interfere With F ood. Traffic. ‘

ULTIMATU GIVEN MEN BY THE PAIL ROANS  Mo   Must Return to Work Immed iately or Rights Will Be Lost.   WILSON CALLS WAGE BOARD FOR HEARING   Shortage of Coal and Raw Ma: terials Causes Shut-Down “in Many Industries in the East. -

RAIL OFFICIALS GIVE STRIKERS FINAL GHANGE   Must Return to Work By Saturday Noon      LITTLE CHANGE IN SITUATION

OIRIKERS GET WAGNING FROM THEIR UNIONS   BROTHERHOOD CHAIRMEN GIVI THEM TILL SATURDAY TO RETURN TO WORK   Gruneau and Other Leaders Arrested In Chicago Charged With Violating Lever Food Act,

RAILWAY EXECUTIVES TOSS DOWN GAUNTLET   eh SE TO DEAL Wari “OUT. tAW STRIRE RG   NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE   Drastic Action Follows Discovrey of “Red” Influence Back of Walkout.

RAIL HEADS REFUSE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   NEW YORK EXECUTIVES WARN WEN THEY HAVE UNTIL Sat. URDAY TO RETURN.   Drastic Action by Federal Agencies. Several Arrests Made and Many Warrants Expected,

Arrests for Violation of Lever Food Act Resulting From Inability to Move Freight Because of Strike Conditions, Have Been Many Among Strikers   Stick by Brotherhoods.

LABOR BOARD APPOINTMENT IS CONFIRMED   Wilson Calls Meeting of Members Today to Organize—Believe it Will Be Effective Agency in Ending Walkout.

STRIKER MEN ARE DEFIANT   RESENT GOVERNMENT ACTION 1N MAKING ARRESTS.   DECLINE TO RETURN TO WORK   THREE HUNDRED AT CEICAGU RESOLVE TO S9FAY our.   Strua tice Gretenlis Ipreving anid Cenditions in West Appreaching Nermal — Bretherheed Men Saaguine.

ROOSEVELT READY ~ FOR CONFERENCE -—WNTH PRESIDENT   Will Confer With Wilsor and Cox on Campaign Matters.

ROOSEVELT BACK TO NAVAL DUTIES   Busy Clearing Desk Prepar atory To Conference.

ROOSEVELT WASHINGTON; CONFERS SUNDA)   Start Speaking Tour lmmedi ately After Notification.

MR. ROOSEVELT AT WASHINGTON   Vice Presidential Candidat« Reached Capital This  Morning.

Democratic Nominees to Make Speeches— One Goes East: And One Goes West

ROOSEVELT SAYS NORTHWEST 16 THE «CHIEF OBJECTIVE   Of the Democratic Campaign As Seventy-five Per Cent of Newspapers Are Républican —May Split the Country for  gu an mt mien bemres

VICE PRESIDENT ELECT IS BUSY   Roosevelt and Cox Will Start Speaking Tour in Very Near Future

ROOSEVELT AT HIS OFFICE IN NAVY DEP TM   Adm'l Coontz Acting Head While Daniels and Roosevelt Were Away.   GOT NO FORMAL WELCOME   Discusses Probable Plans for ; Campaign Speaking Tours.

HOQGEVELT PLAN SPEAKING TOUR IN NEXT FEW WEEKS   Democratic Vice Presidentia Candidate in Washington to Clean Up His Desk.

GOV. COX BETTE MAN THAN “WET  SUPPORT OF HIS   Democratic Candidate Mus’ Divorce Himself From the Liquor Interests.   WEST WILL NOT BE WON © "BY LEAGUE PLEA ALONE   Western Advocates of Peace _Are Just as Strong for Pro- © hibition Enforcement.

CHURCHES SUPPORT. LEAGUE.OF NATIONS   Wilson Covenant and Pro hibition Are Advocated by  ractically Same Group of Independents.

COX MUST HUSH WET CHARGES IF HE’S TO WIN OUT   Association With Liquor In. terests to Embarrass Him In West   DEMS CAN SWEEP MIDDLE AND FAR WEST ON LEAGUE-DRY ISSUE, SULLIVAN THINKS.

WETS SEE HOPE QF GOX VICTORY   “CPPORT A HANDICAP TO DEMOCRATFIC NOMINEE.   CALL HIM A FAITHFUL FRIEND   Advised by Mark Selltvaa to Repudiate New Jerecy Liquor Brizade. or Abandon Hepe ot Wtanring West.

NEGRO IS SHOT TO DEATH      Mob in North Carolina Kills Black Acensed of Attaekingg a White (Child.

NEGRO IS LYNCHED IN N. C.   John Jeffress Accused of Attack on Gaiur.Year.Old Girl.

NEGRO IS SHOT TO DEATH.   Jefferies Killed by Mob of 50 Me Near G:

U. 3. AAT  NY MEIGU BGT HELD PRS ER   MADE FORCED LANDING ON MEXT CAN SOIL BUT WILL BE RELEASED THIS AFTERNOON,

U.S. AVIATORS — NOT PRISONERS   Lieuts. Davis and Grimes to Return: Rrom Mexico When Sunnlies. Are Sent Them.   THEY LANDED IN MEXICO

ADJUTANT PARLEYS. WITH MEXICANS FOR SUPPLIES      Captain Bradford Says Men are Not Prisoners and Return to America Will Be Faéilitated After Preliminaries

U. Ss. AVIATORS NOT HELD AS MEXICAN PRISONERS.   Made Forced Landing Yesterday, Bat will Fly Home Today.

REPORT FLYERS WERE HELD Is FOUND UNTRUE   U. S. Army Men Not Made Prisoners; Expect Return to This Side of Border Today.  wimreT AN ACCINENT   JUST AN ACCIDENT

AVIATORS ARE NOT PRISONERS   United States Army Flyers Forced to Land in Mexico

AMER. AVIATORS ARE TO RETURN   LIEUTENANTS ARE NO’ HELD PRISONERS IN MEXICO.

4VEATORS: Noy PRISONERS.   ' ae ner ae: Landed In Mexico But Will Be Allowed to Return to U.S.

AMERICAN FLYERS SAFE IN MEXICO   Were Not Arrested But Wil Be Permited to Fly Back to U.S. Say Reports Today

AMERICAN AVIATORS NOT HELD PRISONER   Two Forced To Land In Mexicc Will Soon Resume Flight To United States.

AMERICANS NOT HELD BY MEXICANS   Aviators Probably Will Fy Back Tomorrow

PRESIDENT SPENDS QUIET HOLIDAY AT THE WHITE KOUSE   Absence of Children Eliminates Christmas Tree. at the Executive Mansion   HUNDREDS OF GIFTS SENT TO THE PRESIDENT-ELECT   All Christmas Packages Kepi Unopened Uniil Today

PRESIDENT WILSON HAD QUIET DAY FOR THE LAST  WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMA   ‘One Daughter and Brother ot First Wife His Guests—None of the Little Grandchildren nre There.

XMAS AT WHITE HOUSE 15 QUIET   President and Mrs. Wilsor Spend Day Surrounded by . Near Relatives.

WILSON SPENDS LAST CHRISTMAS IN WHITE HOUSE IN QUIET WAY   No Children at Executive Mansion for Holiday Celebration.

FOR EUROPE   J, 5. Chamber of Commerce Will Agreo With Treasurer Glass It Is Not Good Policy.

‘UROPE FEARS PEAGE PAUT BY HUG STA-POL ANT   Diplomats Believe it May be Signal for Starting New War   BIG ARMIES WOULD BE PEACE MENACE   POLISH LEGATION IN LON DON INSISTS POLAND'S PRO GRAM 18 ENTIRELY PEACE ABLE ONE

POLES AND CZECHS MAY CLASH   Moscow-Warsaw Peace Pact Expected to Bring Conflict.   HUNGARY IS ALSO INVOLVED   Menai fo Poland Is Seen In New Alliance. 4

CORN PRODUCTION WILL BE GREATER THAN LAST YEAR   Nebraska Estimates Increase 4,035,000 Bushety—Acreage ts Larger,

NEBRASKA 10 HAVE BUMPER CORN CROP   Nearly 31 Million Bushels More Than In 1919 Is Predicted In Report.

A a aiken ei ai ae eet al  Nebraska C orn Crop to Exceed Last Year’s

NEBRASKA TAS BIG CROP      ‘Corn Viera ‘Ts Estimated :a “at 21 4, ss O64 Rushets +

TO HOLD AMATEUR BASKETBALL TOURNEY   Independent Team to be Given Chanc For Title Of State  2B ew ee Fe ee

BASKET BALL TOURNEY   Plans Under Way To Decide Indiasa Amateur Championship Quintet Ia Big Final Tourney.

Movment Is Underway to Make In diana Leading High School ard Largest Amatenr IndependBask*t Ball State.

INDIANA, LEAD! NG STATE   Plans Underway to M ike it the Lead in the High Schoo Basketball. -

WAR “SPOILS” ARRIVE     Five Battered German War ships off Port of New York.

BRITAIN’S ANSWER JS BADLY GARBLEI   Details of British-French Policy iz Asia Minor Received But Are Beyond Pernsal

BRITISH REPLY RECEIVED.   Note on Cl Issue Too Badly Garbled to Make Out  sitext.

REPLY MADW TO OTL INQUIRY.   But Dritish Cable %e Bedly Garbled Ae te Be UWnaintelIMgribie.

ENGLAND ANOWER AMERICAN NOTE   Reply is So Garbled That Of ficials Cannot Read ies

Haerta Proposes Many Changes Inclading International Rela  i tions in His Message.   Dw @he Aeenrcisa*tantd Drecc

MESSAGE 15 READ TO NEW GONGRES: BY DE LA HUERTI   AIMS OF PRESENT ADMINISTRA. TION ARE OUTLINED BY PROVISIONAL HEAD   LABOR BUREAU 1S URGED   Other Legislation Requested Uncludes Re-Allotment of lang throughout Nation and Votes for Women

MEXICAN WOMEN MAY VOTE. At Least, President Huerta Proposed Suffrage to Lerislature.

LEGISLATURE OF MEXICO CONVENES   PRESIDENT DE LA HUERTA SUG. GESTS PASSAGE OF SEVERAL MEASURES

JE UA HUERTA Uibto REFORMS IN MEXICL   PROVISIONAL PRESMENT DELIV ERS MESSAGE TO TWENTYNINTH LEGISLATURE.

INDIANA NINERS RECEIVE RAISE   JOINT SCALE COMMITTEE SIGNS AGREEMENT AND MINERS RETURN TO WORK.

INDIANA MINERS TO GET WAGE INCREASE AT ONCE   Effective on August 16—Al . Men Ordered to Return to Return to Work at Once.

INDIANA COAL MEN GIVEN WAGE BOOST   MINERS URGED TO RETURN TC WORK AFTER SCALE BOARD GRANTS INCREASE,

COAL MINERS ~~ GIVEN RAISE   Union Heads Are Told To Get Men Back To Work At Once.

INDIANA OPS. AND MINERS SIGN  WAGE AGREEMEN   ‘TELEGRAMS TO ALL LOCAL UNIONS ORDER MEN TO AGAIN  RETURN TO WORK -

INDIANA MINERS GET WAGE RAISt   SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT GIVES ‘THE MINERS IN STATE A SUBSTANTIAL RAISE

INDIANA MINERS RECEIVE A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE   Men Have Been Dissatisfied With Previous Awards, But Will Resume This Week.

Joint Scale Committee Reaches Agreement After All-day Session: Miners Granted a ’ Substantial Increase; Railroads Present  Petitions for Increase on Coal Rates   HEARINGS TO BE HELD TODAY

MEE <\GHAS — Ba CALLED ~ Bl UMMINGS   Important Conference To Be  Jeld To Discuss Campaign  Plans On July 20, Rosegding loCall ©   GOVERNOR COX WAITS: VISIT OF ROOSEVELT   Much Speculation Is Had Over Campaign Manager; Many Want Ohio Man To Direct  Rattle For Democrats

COT TIVRTTS   Has Been Chosen by Governor Co as His Personal Campaign Headquarters.

ARGENTINE BORROWS TO PAY U. S. BANKERS   BRITAIN LOANS BUENOS ATEES GOVERNMENT FIPTY MILLIONS ™ PAY LOAN TO GOTHAM CAPITALIST =.

BOLSHEVISM LAID TO HUNS   Russian Princess Cantacuzene Granddaughter of Grant, Says It is Foreign to Russia.

SAYS RUSSIANS NOT GUILTY   Grant’s Granddaughter Says Germang Originated Bolshevism.

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF IND IANA AND ALL WHO DESIRE TO AFFILIATE WITH THEM.

COMPLETE LIST OF GERMAN WAR LORDS   LIST OF MEN CHARGED WITH , GUILT IN THE GREAT WAR.  ae COUNCIL HAS COMPLETE

Germany Must Give Up Offenders For Trial at Cnce   Under Terms of Versailles Treaty Which Becomes Effective at 4  ~sShUhDlhmUeUlC«C~—~OSS _

WAR-GUILTY MUST BR YIELDED AT ONCE   MOMENT TREATY IS EFFECTIVE THEY MUST SURRENDER.   List Is Reduced From 1,200 to 300 —Thbe Untmportant Leaders WHil Not Be Reqnired to Surrender.

LIST OF GUILTY 5 COMPLETED   Supreme Council Receives Report of Allied Commisson—-Procedure Determined Upon.

PROCEDURE FOR BERMAN TRIALS IO DETERMINER   Complete List of War Guilty Presented to Supreme Council Today

WAGES STILL CLIMB   Chicago Carpenters Get $1.25 Hour; Year’s Contract.   Other Sections of the Building Trade Are Negotiating for More Pay.

PAY STILL GOING UP   CARPENTERS IN CHICAGO GRANT. ED $1.25 PER HOUR.    Secure Year's Contract at the Advance —Other Workers Negotiating for Raise.

ELEVEN NEW TSAINMEN’S LODGES ARE iNSTITUTED   Take Place of Those Whose Charters Were Revoked for Participating in Unantherized Strike.

.. “SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY”  THE HENDERSON LAUNDRY ~ AND LINEN SUPPLY

ROCK ISLAND DAILIES ARE CONSOLIDATED   ‘nion Absorbed by Argus—~The  Argus Will be Run as an Independent Publication.

HIGHER WAGE ASKED FOR SOFT COAL MA   Complaiat is Made of Inequal. ities in Award Made by Co2l Commissian.

Urges Kansas Workmen _To Defeat Law Establishing  Industrial Relations. Cour

WILL SEEK REPEAL DF LABOR COURT      GOMPERS WILL ATID CENTRAL BODIES OF KANSAS TO GET LAW ANNULLED

ASKS FARMERS AID IN LABOR COURT FIGH!   Gompers Appeals to Kansas Agriculturists in War on Industrial Tribunal Law

LABOR LEADER AGAIN ATTACKS KANSAS COURT   Gompers Appeals to Farmers - ‘and Laborers to Seek Repeal of Law   ASKS FOR CONFERENCE   GOMPERS DECLARES KANSAS GOVERNOR HAS ALWAYS WORKED AGAINST LABOR

GOUMPERS ATTACKS INDUSTRIAL COURT   FARMERS URGED TO’ UNITE WITH UNIONS FOR REPEAL OF NEW KANSAS LAW.

BOMPERS. ATTACKS STATUTE OF KANSE   Wants Farmers to Help Repical Meas. ure Establishing Conrt of In_ dustrial Relations,

Gompers Aska Farmers of State te Unite in Opposition to In pgimateial famrt _

GRASSHOPPERS RUIN CROPS   Heavy Loss Reported by Farmers ir Michigan—Thousands of Insects in Streets.

Declares Statement Made From Bench That the Government Owns Part of Communist Party Are  Untrue.

TRUCK WOULD HOLD THE LOT   All Diamonds in World Would Weigh Ten Tons

CUMMINS HAND BY REPUBLICANS ATPRIMAR   Incomplete. Returns Give Preseat In cumbens # Safe Lee! Over lis Oppovent        MOORE MAS SLIGHT LEAP OVER KES            Fs Choive for Ligttenan Governor and Romeer for Seeretary of State

FARLY PRIMARY RETURNS FROM ~ OVER THE        At 9:00 -A, M. Commins Had 46,903 .Brookhart, 38.2953: Moore,-27,140; Kendall, 15.280; ‘Deems, 13,7353  athar = 2

U. S. IS NOT PARTY TO PLAN TO GET EX-KAISEI   Official Announcement Declare America Can't Join in Demand ' on Holland,

WARD LINER RUNS AGROUND OFF - MEXICAN COAS1   The Esperanza Reports Boil Her Engines Out of Com-

RADIO REPORTS. SHIP AGROUND   Naval Men of Opinion Vessel-Is-in No Immediate Danger

DRATORY, MUSIC, SHOUTING = AND AISLE PARADING THE QISE AT CONVENTIO

(OMINATING  SPHECHES Gi “AHEAD . WHILE  PLATFORM “MAKERS ARE AT WORK.      TRYING TO KEEP I IRISH _ FIGHT OFF THE.FLOOR          Prohibition Teste, a “To Be Wai Conv nthon Hall,

Palmer, Cox and McAdoo’ Running Close and - Apparently Headed for Prolonged. Deadlock, To Encouragement’ of Minor Entries; G. O. ; ~P. Candidates to \Base Campaign on Plea ‘of Party Government Restoration” -

NEW METHODS FOR . RAISING BONUS CAST    Stock Exchange ‘Transactions  , incomes .and Sales to: Bear Most of ‘Tax Burden.

TAX STOCK EXCHANGE TO RAISE THE BONUS          AGREED O> BY RE-ADERS  NEW LEVY i TENTATIVEL PUBLICAN I   Sales Tax and New Levies on In comes and Tobacco Are Also Considered

REPUBLICANS IN COMMITTEE AGRE   Estimate Resulting Income $4 ,500,000,000

TX 0 7 a ie 1h IY   Is New Plan of the Republi cans.—Mlnority Delay Fina Action on the Matter in the House Say Republicans. — Caucus Postanned

TAX STOCK EXCHANGE TO RAISE THE BONUS   NEW LEVY Is AGREED ON TENTATIVELY BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS   Sales Tax and New Levies on Incomes and Tobacco Are Also Considered

AGREE ON FOUR-FOLD PLAN FOR RAISING BONUS FOR SOLDIERS   Taxes on Stock Dealings, In comes, Sales and Tobacco are Suggested   —EEeEeee eae eee  PLAN WOULD RAISE BILLION AND HALF IN TWO YEARS   Bonus Legislation to be Pre sented to House May 3

WOULD TAX ALL TRANSACTIONS. STOCK EXCHANGE   Republicans Suggest Way to Raise Soldier Bonus Money

HUNT NEW TANES,   Some Suggestions for Raising More Money Are Cousidered.

TAX PLAN IS OUTLINED   TO LEVY ON STOCK SALES TO PAY BONUS.   House Republican Leaders Agree ot Scheme to Raise Funds for the Yanks.  ——

NOULD TAX STOCK DEALS FOR SERVICE MEN BON   House Committee Republicans Agree Tentatively on New Levy to Raise Funds

TAX LEVIES ON STOIGK EXCHANGES   A TAX EQUAL TO THE BROKERS’ COMMISSIONS ARE LEVIED; CIGARS AND TOBACCO ALSO HIT.

SOLDIERS BONUS WILL BE PAID BY GONSUMEE   REGARDLESS OF FORM, THE EXPENSE IS SURE TO BE PASSED RIGHT ON.

PLAN REW TAX TO GET BONUS FOR VETERANS   All Stock Exchange Transac  tions Would Be Assessed by Republicans   PRICE OF TOBACCO  LIKELY TO ADVANCE   Scheme Will Raise More Than Billion for Soldier Relief

LUIER BONUS 10 COME FROM TAXES   TAX. ON STOCK EXCHANGE . TRANSACTIONS PROPOS. ED BY REPUBS.   THREE OTHER LEVIES UP   in Effort to Furnish Soldier. With a Bonus, Tobacco Will Be Taxed Fifteen Per Cent More.

PLAN TAX ON EXCHANGE TO. RAISE BONUS   Would Take Percentage of Stock Deals for Soldiers.

STOCK EXCHANGE TRADE TAX PLAN TO RAISE BONUS   Sales To. Consumers, Incémes And Tobacco Proposed As Object of New Levies. _  THESE FOUR IMPOSTS TO HOLD 2.YEARS; INTENTION   The ‘Republican Committeemer Think Scheme to-Get Funfs Will Be Unchanged.

DIFFERENT METHODS FOR RAISING BONUS BEING GONSIDEREL   Tax on Stock Exchange Trans: actions Tentatively Agreed to by Committee.

SPECIAL TAXES PROPOSED FOR SOLDIER BONUS   Include Levies on Stock Exchange, Final Sales, incomes and Tobacco.

TO TAX STOCK DEALS   House Republicans Agree on Plan for Yanks’ Bonus.   Committes to Levy Tax on All Ex. change Transactions Equal to Brokerat Fees,

TAX STOCK TRANSACTIONS   Three New Levies For Raising Money for Seldier Bonus

Republican Members Plan Increased Taxes On Tobacco And Incomes to Pay Bonuses  Stock Exchange Transactions May Be Taxed Liberally  The Tax Would Raise About $1,500,000,000 Annually

House Committee Proposes to Tax All Stock Market Transactions.   WOULD NET BILLION AND HALF, 2 YEARS

MAY TAX STOCK EXCHANGE DEAL‘   To Equal Brokers’ Commis sion; Will Raise Bonus Funds

PROPOSED AS OXF SfrHOT oF  ’          HELPING! ‘MEET: PAYM OF SOLDIER .RRLUE

TAX BURDENS UF NATION 10 BE INCREASED   Four-Fold Plan of Taxation to Raise Money for the Soldiers’ Bonus.   DEALS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARKED   New Levy on Incomes Added : Tax on Tobacco and Final  Sales to Consumers.

TRANSACTIONS      Republicans Agree Tentatively cn Levies to Raise Money for Service Bonus.

TAX I$ PLANNED ON STOCK SALES TO MEET BONUS   Republicans Agree on This Method for Raising Money for Veterans,

LEAGUE COUNCIL — ENDS DISCUSSIONS IN OPEN SESSION   Numerous Decisions Arrived at in Publie Hearings at San Sebastian

LEAGUE COUNCIL ENDS SESSION   Members Arrive at Decision on Eight Important World Problems.

DISARMAMENT OF CZECHS 1S DEMAND OF JAPANESE   Decision Results from Clash of Troops Near Siberian Prontier

DIGARMAMENT OF MANGHURIA CZECH TROOPS (5 ASKEL   Fight With Japanese Is Cause’ Hailar Residents Flee to Harbin for Safety.

MRS. CHARLES CHAPLIN SEEKING A DIVORCE   Wife of Famous Film Star Alleges Mental Cruelty and Bodily Injury.

CHAPLIN BIVORCE CASE.   Uw. Charlie Seeks Sepsration, in He: Complaint of Fourteen Cages. ‘The Cihatoen,

a i  CHAPLIN TAKES NEW ROLE IN “HER DIVORCE   ‘Mildret Harris Sues Noted Film Comedian For  Divoree Charging “Extreme Mental Cruelty And Bodily Injury.”

CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN ANEW DIVORCE SCENARIO TO-DAY   3S. CHAPLIN CHARGES EXTREME: ™M AL CRUELTY AND HODILY WNATRIES—SAYVs CHARLIE I BAD ACTOR.

WATERBURY POLICE BAR STRIKE SESSION   Eastern Town Passes Pav Withon' Further Bloodshed—Union to Test Edict.

ROBBERS ARE FRIGHTENED AND C78 000 SAVED   Buxton, Iowa, Bank Is Winne When Bandits Are Frightened Away

First National Bank  of Montpel.er, Idaho SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR REN}   Coming! World heavy weight Champion Jack Dempsey

First National Bank of Montpelier, Idaho  ek RPE? Mew MoeT PLrwree Crp Warr

SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST HOT   Race Takes on New Life Witt McClure Showing Great Gain of Strength.   WCRAY IS OUT FOR HIM

Mrs. “John Wittkep, Wite- ‘of. Well * Known :Marion~ ‘Township Farmer, Succumbs to HIness at’ Rochester Hospital.—-Leaves a Large Family.

DEATH OF PIONEER   MRS. JULIA GOSTING SETTLED HERE IN THE SEVENTIES   WAS EARLY RESIDERTOF LEMARS   Mrs. John Wittkop, Wife of Wel Known Marlon Township Farmer Succumbs to Illness at’ Rocheste Hospital—Leaves a Large Family

Other Small Nations May Follow Steps of Argentina   Striking Out of Article Ten Will Also Be Taken Up

MENDMENTS ‘REFERRED: TO COMMISSION         a A E . “. jeacue of Nations Assembly Retasg To Heed Request of.   Argentine, .

League of Nations Refuses to Win,Over Argentine Delegation by   ADOPTING  MOTIONS  a   Canadian. Attempt to Strike Out or Aménd Article — - Pan Ge Tahled

LEAGUE REFUSES TO CHANGE RULES   Argentina's Protest Goes Un. heeded and She Withdraws From League.

LEAGUE WON'T YIELD TO DEMAND OF ARGENTINE   Yoted to ‘Refer Proposed Amend: ' ments to Covenant.to a Com. © mission to Report in 1921,

FOOD HANDLERS TO STRIKE   New York Truck Drivers Vote to Ge Out—Will Tle Up Food Transportation.

WALKOUT SPREADS IN EAST   Truck Drivers Who Handle Food Vote to Go on Strike.

WEATHER MAN SAYS WARMER TOMORROW   ‘Temperature This Morning all Over State Ranged From Zero to Six Below

D'DONNELL'S INJURIES PATIL   Chevrolet, Speed King, and Mechanic Jolls Give Lives  In Race Classic

POLISH PEACE DELEGATION   M. Dombski Makes Formal Re ply to Soviet Ultimatum Proposing Armistice for Poles.

A COMMISSIONS WILL WORK OUT POLISH PEAGE   Russian Ultimatum Discussed At Riga Conference—Begin Work of Fixing Boundary Lines,

FACATY TROUBLE FAR FROM END if CONSTANTINOPLE   Piace for Signing Document-! Decided Upon; French Hang Turks

TURKS UNABLE ARRIVE IN PARIS TO SIGN TREATY   Choose Town of Severs as Place to Sign ' the Pact

COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY  IN LINE WITH. RUSSIAN REN CUARCEN AT TRIA’

DD. & R.G. TRAIN KILLS A MAN. F. D. Roosevelt's ‘Trata Took Twe Ia-

Ne ee VERMONT DEMOCRATS6 GO UNINSTRUCTED BUT FAVOR THE BREWERIBS

CONGRESS 10 CUT DOWN VACATIONS   Curtails Christmas Recess tc Take Up Appropriation Bills.

I) GUATAIL HEGEAS AND HUSH PRUGHAM   Will Not Adjourn Over Christmas and New Years. ls Decision   WAR TIME LAWS TO HAVE RIGHT OF WAY   Deferment of Income Tax Payments Due Dee. 15 Not Allowed

House To. Curtail  . Holiday Recess   Resolution of Congressmay Mondell Adopted to Kecess for: Holiduys Only From Dec. 23 to 27.

HOUSE 10 CURTAIL RECESS TO HANDLE APPROPRIATION BILL   Will Adjourn From Thursday to Monday Only for Christmas Recess.

HOUSE TO CURTAIL CHRISTMAS RECESS   Will Expedite’ Appropriation Measures. .

NEW JERSEY DEMS. ASK WET PLANK IN NATIONAL PLATFORW   They Seek “Restoration of Per: sonal Liberty”? In United State.

FIGHT TO CONTROL . DEMOCRAT PART’   Wilson's Letter to Oregon Democrat Widens Breach i Party Ru     the

Wilson Seeks to Commit Party to League of Nations   Without Reservations, in a Letter Written te in, Orevon Van Made  eee. Ce we

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO PARTY 10 OTAND ~ BEHIND PEACE PAGT   Calls On Democrats to Stand For Versailles Treaty, in Telegram to Party Heads.

FIGHT FOR DEMOCRATIC ~ CONTROLON   Wilson Shakes Fist in Face of Bryan’s Followers.

WILSON INSISTS THAT TREATY BE POLITICAL ISSUE   Fight For Control of Deinoorati \ Party Swings Inte Eull . Play .   PRESIDENT . SENDS . APPEAL   diegon Receives First. Message From Nation’s Executive Asking . Support

WILSON ENTERS FIGHT TO MAKE PEAGE TREATY ~— CHIEF CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Letter to Democratic Committee Opens Contest for Control of the National Convention

WUSON'S PLEA FOR DEMOCRAT. iC SUPPORT OF PEACE PACT iS UPENING GUN OF BATTLE      COLBY MAY BE HIS CHOICE      New Seetatapys of State is Shaed For Domeorratic  Namince il Wilsc Can Heve His Was—  a. OL PL Plan 514 ata Answer

TH PARTY   WEAN DETERMINED TO COM a FO-THE PEOPLE. RATHI. 1CLNOW OR FRETS.       THE BRYAN WINK OF PART WANTS TO KEEP TREATY DET OF CAMPURN.

BATTLE ON FOR PARTY CONTROL   President Wilson Determined To Stake All on the Treaty Fight.

° s . Kroting Between Italians and Americans Results In  Five Deaths

Troops Summoned To Quell Riot In Frankfort, Ind   Brutal Murder of Two Boys Provokes Mob To Lawless Rioting and Carnage   FIVE DEAD AND : FORTY INJURED   Score of Dwellings Burned and _ Italians Beaten By Indig) nant Townsfolk

TTALIANS ARE “ “ATTACKED BY ASCH CITIZENS   Race rioting i in: ‘Illinois kills  ab: east Tiv wy anny Ma ig many more   TROOPS ARE CALLED OU’   ‘Murder of two boys leads  to forming of mob  1 i  eo ee

ILLINOIS TROOPS SENT TO RIOT > SPAREN TOWN   Five Militia Companies To Take Charge At West Frankfort.   SEVERAL KILLED IN THE RIOTING   ‘Italians Are Mobhed—The QOul growth of Murder of  Two Boys.

IF POLAND RETIRES WITHIN BOUNDARIES ALLIES WILL AID   Allies Have Sent Proposal To Sovict Russia For Armistice On Condition Poles Draw Back.   IF ATTACKED ALL TO AID

ALLIES WILL FIGHT FOR POLES IF INVADED BY BOLSHEVIK FOES   THEY DEMAND THAT RUSSIA AT ONCE GRANT ARMISTICE   POLISH ARMIES CAUGHT IN PINCERS AND FINAG DEFEAT IS PROBABLE—SO ALLIES DECIDE TO LEND MATERIAL ASSISTANCE b

Allies Prepared to Protect Them They Retire to Natural Fron tiers of Country.

MUST RETIRE TD OWN FRONTIERS   Before Allies Will Go t Poles’ Assistance    PROPOSAL TO SOVIET   For Armistice on Condition that Polish Forces Retire— Latter Appeal to Spa Conference for Moral and Material Help in Fighting Against Rolcheviki

ALLIES 10 HELP PULES IN PINCH   MUST MAKE RETIREMENT TC NATURAL FRONTIERS OF POLAND

PALMER REPLIES TOWEALY'S NOTE   Attorney General Optimistic Regarding Democratic Outlook in Pennsylvania

DENIES ATTACK ON LAKOR.   Atterney (.reeral’s Vay Day’  Warning Not So tatendei.

DUTCH TO KEEP KAISER   Allies Accept Last Note of Hollane Declining Sutrender

Said Allies Decide to . Accept Holland’s Word To Guard Kaiser Well   NOTE OF MARCH 5.

HOLLAND’S NOTE ACCEPTED   Allies Agree With Course Regarding Former Kaiser.

“TRAGEDY AT EUFAULA.   Jailer Jack Hunter: Killed by Pris =p GE ah the County Jail. Who  Reécaten

TAIEBE HUNTER Is’ : KILLED. AT ‘BUFAUL:   Jailer Jack Hunter: Killed; by Pris _ oner at the: County Jail ‘Who i  ' Weranea =

GRADING AND BRIDGE CONTRACTS ARE LET   Arcola Contractors Ge Good Awards.

REPUBLICANS FEAR REVOLT IN MISSOUR   Pacifiers Gather Two Days Refore Convention to Try to Head Off Pending Row.

CANDIDATES IN REPLY TO FARM QUESTIONNAIRI   Approve Cooperative Bargain. ing and Reduction in Evil of “Farm Tenancy.”’

BETTER RURAL CREDITS URGED,   Candidaics Also Voice Approval of €o-Operative Bargaining.

BRINGING FARMER NEARER CONSUMER   Presidential. Candidates ir Answer to, Questionnaires Sent Out by Farmers   COOPERATIVE : BARGAINING   Lowden, Owen: Gerard, Wood and “Hoover, Indorse- the” Rural Credits System

CANDIDATES FOR FARMER PLANKS   WCOOD, LOWDEN, OWEN, GERARD AND HOOVER ANSWER FARMER’S QUESTIONNAIRE.

CANDIDATES HAVE REPLIED TO QUESTION OF FARMERS   Men Out for Presidency Declare They Are for Just About Everything the Ruralist Wants,

ALL IN WHITE HOUSE AACE FOR LEGISLATION TO BENEFIT FARMER   ‘Approval of Co-Operative Bar' gaining and Better Rural Cred it Cited in Reports.

‘ANDIDATES’ REPLIES APPROVE   National Couservation Favored by  Presidential Aspiranis.

CANDIDATES ON “Toules PUT UP BY FARM BODIES   GUESTION AIRES _. ON FILE   ‘POSSIBLE THAT FARMERS WILL TRY TO VOTE AS A UNIT

PANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT BACK FARMER PLATFORM   Wood, Hoover, Lowden, Owen and Gerard Reply Favorably to Questionaire.

THRESHERMEN MEET   Whi Form County Organization at Weetiug Saturday.

THRESHERMEN MEET   Witt Perm County Organisation 5 Mecting Satarday  le

HOUSE COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN SHIP REPAIR BILL   Se nee eR  Eliminates $10,000,000 Asked by Navy Department for Rehabilitation

SELECT MARSHFIELD FOR BIG WAREHOUSE   FARMERS AND CHEESE FAC.  TORY PATRONS OF CENTRAL WISCONSIN TLOLD ORGAN TZATION ®ARETING

Diver Fleet of Little or Ne Value to Cope With Modern Vessels When U. S Frhtered the War,   RECOMMENDATIONS NOT HEEDED, HE DECLARES   Says That Beginning  14 1915 He Urged Building of 800-Ton Boats But Received No Support.

SUBMARINES WERE NOT 'N GONDITION   Many Second Line Battleships Not Fit for Service in April, 1917, Rear Admiral Gran Tells Committee.

YY SUES NOT FIT AT OPENING UF WAR   Also Many Secand Line Battleships No Geod for Service in April, (917, Says Rezr Admiral. ~

BATTLESHIPS AND SUBS BOTH WERE NOT HI   REAR ADMIRAL GRANT TELLS COMMITTEE PROBING NAVY CONDUCT OF THE WAR.   Savs Department Was Slow To Allow Overhauling of Battleshins And Other Needs of Navy.

LIST OF AE. F ANOS I NEW YORI   Forces in France Are Returned, Last Contingent Arriving Today With.Pagsengers  From the Disabled Powhat tan. Which te Reino Towed.

NEW OUTRACES IN CORK FEARED   WARDEN OF JAIL ABDUCTED— RE. PRISALS THREATENED   Threat Note Signed “By Order of the Black and Tan” Demands His Re. lease Within 48 Hours,

REPRISALS THREATENED   Release of Warder of Cork dail Ne mnanded Within 48 Huara,

AR NEPRISAL IN. CORK.      “Because ot Abduction of tall Wirden Toreat bs. Mate.

i> a> db a> a> ae ot ab oe ae ab ab ab ab ot a   REPRISAL THREATENED IN CONNECTION WITH KIDNAPPING OF CHILD

REPRISALS ARE ~ THREATENED   Black and Tans Demand Re lease of Warden Griffith, Kidnaped.

CORK WARNED TO LIBERATE WARDEN GRIFFI   Black and Tans Post Notice of Reprisals City Will  Ramambhar.

Order. for Autopsy. Follows Revelations oVisit to.Clandestine Resorts, Followed _ by-Reprimand From Husband. »

PULIGE EXAMINE UAUSE OF DEATH MOVIE AGTRESS   French Officers to Hold Au topsy on Body of Olive Thomas.

MOVIE STAR AUTOPSY WILL BE PERFORMED   Paris Police Continue Probe of Olive Thomas’ Pois oning.

TO PERFORM AUTOPSY ON BODY OF ACTRES:   French Police Move to Investigate Mysterious Death of Qlive-Thomas

ROB HOUSE OF CASH AND GEMS   joecass Prohthition Agents VW re kk Hines! at “¢ Pwearnte

To ld Him Tt hey Wanted ‘That Booze,’ and Then Stole Millionaire’s Jewel

PEIGNED OFFICERS ROB Sf. LOUIS HOME   SLAIMED TO BE PROHIBITION AGENTS AND SAID THEY CAME FOR “THAT WHISKEY.”

FORMER PREMIER GAILLAUX TOBE BANISHED 8 YEARS   Ex-Minister Also Given 3-Year Prison Term and Deprived of Civil Rights for Commerce With Enemy.

Reductions Range From, 10 to 60 ‘Per Cent on Food, Clothing and Other Articles

DRUGS LOCATED MEN ARE RELD FOR VIGLATION   $250,000 Worth of Cocaine, ~ Morphine and Heroin Found

AT  PLAN RAIL USE OF $300,000.00   Road Executives Outline Distribution of Transportation Act Fund.   SMALL LINES TO BENEFIT   Roads to Receive Fund for Additiong and Betterments of Terminals, Sidings, New Locomotives and Other Rolling Stock.

APPORTIONS RAIL’ FUNDS   Railway Executives Chairman Makes Recommeéndations on Distribution

HUGE SUM FOR EQUIPMENT   Millions of Dollars For Transportation Development Is Recommended by Inter State Com merce Commission.

QUTLINE Uae OF JOQ MILLION FUND   Rail Executives Plan Distribution of Government Al'owance.   MANY ROADS TO BENEFIT   Lines Are to Receive Money for Ad. citions and Betterments of Terminals, Sidings, New Locomotives and Other Stock.

TRIED AGAIN AS TRAITOR   Georges Quien, Man Accused as Cav. ell's Betrayer, Up Second Time at Paris.

15 Percent Boost Would Afiec $5,000 Textile Employes   New Bedford Mill Workers Now Ask For Conference in Wage Scale

OFFER PAY RAISE AT FALL RIVER   00,000 LéXtlle KMployes  New Bedford Mill Workers Now Ask For Conference in Wage Scale

BEES CAUSE FATAL ENAURY      Aged Farmer Thrown Into Mowine Machine in Runaway

WILL BE MARRIED TO PRINCE,   Mrs. William Lome Will Marry King  ftvamad wetine'a Bees Pace

TINPLATE MAKER’S WIDOW WILL WED   Mrs. Leeds to Marry Brother of Former Greek King

MRS. W. B. LEEDS TOWED BROTHER OF GREEK KING   Religious and Civil Cere monies Will Take Place ~ + WNeing Vio ab

2 MORE CHANGE PLEA TO GUILTY IN BOOZE CAS!   TWO WERE DISMISSED BY FED ERAL COURT BECAUSE OF ‘LACK OF EVIDENCE

GUILTY PLEAS   Entered by Two More in Evanssiile ” Liquer Cases.

THIRTEEN MISSING IN GULF SHIP-WRECK   Four Survivors of Sea Trag edy Picked Up by Passing Steamer

COASTWISE SHIP WRECKED. FIVE OIE 13 ADRIFT IW BOAT   Steamer Speedwell Founders During Tropical Hurricane in Mexican Gulf,

SEARCH GULF FOR MISSING LIFEBOATS   Survivers of Speedway Adrift Afte Wrecking of Vessel in Furious Hurricane.

5 ARE DEAD IN SHIPWRECK   Thirteen Others Missing When Steam er Speedwell Goes Down.

SHIP WRECKED: 5 ARE DEAD   Thirteen Others Are Missing Wher Tropical Storm Hits the Steamer Speedwell.

THIRTEEN MISSING FROM STEAMSHIP SPEEDWELL   Five Known to Have Died in Life Boat—-Four Others Picked Up.

STEAMSHIP SPEEDWELL BELIEVED 10 HAVE BEEN WRECKED IN GULF STORM SURVIVORS ARE BEING SEARCHED FOR   {hY THE ASeMOOCIATE DD PRree,

THIRTEEN PEOPLE MISSING FROM WRECK IN GULF   S. S. Speedwell From Belize to New Crieans Hit by a Hurricane.

COAL HEARING: T0-OPEN   NEW STATE COMMISSION NOTIRIES OPERATORS To BE READY SEPT. 27. .

OPEN COAL HEARING SEPT. 27   State Special Coal and Food Commiesion to Obtain Information on Which to Base Prices in Indiana Notices Sent 200 Oncrators.

TAFT OPPOSES. MAKING TREATY ELECTION ISSUE   Extremist Leadership i ir Controversy Is .  Scored.

TAFT OPPOSES IDEA   Of Making Treaty Ratification ampaign Issue.

TAFT WOULD NOT WAIT IN TREATY SETTLEMENT   Says Making IG .Campaign — Issus Would Be an Almost Useless Delny.

TAFT ARGUES AGAINST EXTREMIST LEADERSHIP   Opposes Procrastination in Settle. ment of Senate Controversy Over Ratitication of Peace Treaty,

TAFT IS OPPOSED TO PEACE DELAY   He Urges Those in Power ta Get Together and Remove Suspense.

STAY GIVEN DCCTOR RUMELY   He and Associates Released in $10,000  Bail Pending Anneal.

/DOCTOR RUMELY GETS STAY   Former indiana Man and Associates ‘Released in $10,000 Bail Each Pending Appeal,

G. 0. P. SHORTAGE NEARLY ONE AND A HALF MILLIONS   Treasurer Upham Makes Corrections Following Statement on Campaign Finances Yesterday.

MADE STRONG BID. FOR ENCAMPMENT   Albert Lentz Post Delegation Ask Meeting Be Held Here.   ELECT NEW COMMANDER

MADE STRONG BID FOR ENCAMPMENT      Albert Lentz Post Delegatior Ask Meeting Be Held Here.   ELECT NEW COMMANDER   National Guardsmen Elected to Im portant Positions. Spirited Contest For Commander.

IOWA TO SEND COMMISSIONER AFTER R. R. CARS   Webster to Chicago in Effort to Get Cars for Shippers.

TALKING _ TAXATION   Statements Made at Meeling o The Kansas Agricultural Convention.

TAX DOD POPULAR SPORT   Samuel T. Howe Makes Start ling Charges.   Large Per Cent of Bank Deposits and Mortgages Escaped Assessment, Seys Commissioner.

MUCH MONEY ESCAPES TAXATION   CASH AND MORTGAGES ARE SELDOM TURNED IN BY OWNERS,   NEW SYSTEM NEEDED   PASS AN AMENDMENT PROVIDING CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY,   That Is the Remedy Proposed. by State Commissioner Howe at Agricultural Convention.

RAIL ROAD Me QUIT BUT DENY OUT ON STRIKE   MEBTING CALLED VE WACO FOR INVESTIGATING DELAY OF RR. LABOR BOARD.   Vardmen Out at Various Points Th : The Bast Though Officials Say  of No Consequence,

All Meeting Places Closed in Mexico City Because of Severe Outbreak of Influenz

CLAIMS HARDING AND COX ARE TO BLAME IF SUFFRAGE ACT FAILS   Third Party Candidate Places Responsibility on Leaders of Two Old Parties   PREDICTS FA'LURE OF TENNESSEE TO RATIFY   Poll of Legislature Indicate: Rejection Says Christensen

TENNESOEE NOT 1 GIVE WOMEN BALLOT, BELIEH   Parley P. Christensen Says Poll of the Legislature Indicates That Suff Amendment Will Be Rejected.

SUFFRAGE CAUSE MAY LOSE   Parley P. Christensen Says Poll eof Tennessee Legislature Indicates Defeat.

AEAECTION OF ‘OUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE FORECAST BY FARMER] ABR HERR

Congress Convened Today After Holidays   Stacks of Important Bills Demand Consideration and Important  Questions Must be Galead

CONGRESS FACES © ~ IMPORTANT WORK   Millions Asked in Appropriatioy Bills‘and Important Measures Must Be Decided —.

DONGRESS BACK IN THE HARNESS AFTER RECESS   Scores of Bills; “Unfinished Business,” Awaits Action As Houses Re-Convene.:

CONGRESS AT WORK AFTER A HOLIDAY REST   MUCH “UNFINISHED BUSINESS” GREETED THE LAW MAKERS LPON THEIR RETURN.   ‘The Peace Teeaty, Anti-Bolshevik: legislation and the Appropriations Bill Confronted Them This Morning.

Congre ess Is Conjronied by Huge Mass oj Business on Resumptiono} W ork ‘Today

WORK RESUMED BY CONGRESS      tony Big Problens, Lett Over Prot tecent Session, Must Be Taken Up Now.

AT THIS nae   UNFINISHED » ‘BUSINESS INCLUD. ES PEACE TREATY AND AP-  , , PROREIATION OF BH so .. LIONS _

MUSH BUSINESS 19 BEFORE CUNGRESS   SEDITION BILL UP   APPROPRIATION MEASURES WHICH MEAN TAX PROGRAM OF FIVE BILLION, ALSO AMONG “UNFINISHED BUSINESS”

CONGRESS FACES LARGE AMOUK: VITAL BUSINESS   Feace Treaty, Bolshevik Legislation ‘Billions for Appropriations, ‘ete

CONGRESS. RESUMES — WORK TODAY AFTER — GHRISTMAS RECESS   Confronted: With Peace Treaty, An ti-Bolshevik Legislation and. Appropriation Bills Totalling ‘Bil lions of Dollars. ;

CONGRESS READY FIGHTS ON PEACE; SPEND BILLIONS   Solons Beck At Washington After Holiday; Uncerwood Seeks Compromise On Peace Pact; Palmer Asks Stringent Anti-Red Legislation.

Much Business Up To Congress For Disposa   Peace Treaty, Anti-Bolshevist Leg ltticn and Billions in Arpreprintions are Most Impertuat Problens tro he Selved

Congress Back After Christmas Vacatior   Peace Treaty and Anti Bolshevik Legislation Among “Unfinished  Business.”’

CONGRESS HAS _ ON HAND TODAY   ‘Peace Treaty, Anti-Bolshevik Legislation ' and Appropriation Bills Running Into ! ‘Millions Will Take Up Time of  !  Leoislatars.

CONGRESS HAS  MASS OF WORK ON HAND TODAY   Peace Treaty, Anti-Bolshevik Legislation and Appropriation Bills Running Into Millions Will Take Up Time of Legislators.

CONGRESS FACES. LARGE AMOUNT VITAL: BUSINESS   Peace Treaty,  Bolphevik “Legislation Billions for ‘Appropriations, ete,

Sims Rapped for Failing to Recommend Admiral  Wilson for War Medal

Daniels Says. ‘Admiral. Let Per_ sonal Affairs Affect Award,   OPPOSED.. WILSON FOR POST   Secretary, Teits Senators. Navy Honors ‘Are Given for ‘Merit Regardiess ‘of ‘ Rank—Records . Show. ‘Blue.  -—lackets in Many Battles.

SECY. DANIELS   Says. He Kept Name of Man - Ho Disliked from Award List. =~   SECRETARY BRANDS: HIM “LAND SAILOR?

DANIELS TAKES STAND OPPOSED 10 SIMS VIEW   Navy Secretary Emphatic in ‘Up holding Policy Favering Men at Sea.   OFFICER ON SHORE HAS TIME TO THINK, HE SAYS   But at Sea It Is Necessary to Act on Vital Matters in a Moment’s Time,   PRAISES ADMIRAL’S WORK   Refutes Idea That Awards Lower the Morale of the Enlisted Men,

WITH COURTEOUS LANGUAGE AND IN CHESTERFIELDIAN TERMS SECRETARY NAW ANSWERED ADMIRAL SIMS

TAKES ISSUE WITH SIMS   Outlines to Committee Two Chief Differences Between His Views and Those Held by the Admiral in Award. ing Medals.   SAYS HE PLAYED NO FAVORS, BUT FOLLOWED LAW

DANIELS UP BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE: EXPLAINS POSITION   Says He Does Not Understand Admiral Sims Stand On Awarding Of Naval Decorations,   HAS VOLUMINOUS RECORDS

aM FIGHT ON OFFICER BARED   Daniels Says Admiral Let Per: sonal Affairs Affect Award.   OPPOSED WILSON FOR POST   Secretary Tells Senators Navy Honors Are Given for Merit Regardless of Rank—Records Show Bluejackets in Many Battles.

DAMELSTAKES ISSUE WITH ADMIRAL SIMS   SECRETARY OF NAVY GOES INTO DETAIL ON METHODS IN AWARDS.

DANIELS ASSAILS STAND OF SIMS   secretary Defends Awarding of Medals and Takes Direct Issue With the Admiral.   NO BISTINCTION FOR RANK   Calls Senate Committee’s Attention to Act Creating Awards Which Make No Distinction Between Officérs and Enlisted Men.

EXPLAINS CHANGES IN , CONFERRING OF DEC-. ORATIONS ©   As Recommended by Com. manding Officers of the  Navy—Outlines to Senate 7 Committee . Chief. Differ “ences in Views in Award. Smo: Wadale — :

DANIELS SAYS ANIMOSITY WAS FORCE IN NAVY      Kept Admiral from. Get ting Deserved Medal,. Charge.

DANIELS MAKES REPLY 10 SIMS ON NAVY MEDALS   Takes Up Admiral’: Contentions, And  Riddles Them.

DANIELS ANSWERS SIMS! CRITICISM OF NAVAL AWARDS   Thinks Admiral’: Position Is Influenced by His Long Service Ashore.   COMPARES TWO SERVICES   Man Ashore Has Time to Think and Make Decisions While Man At Seats Acts Now, ,

Secretary Appears’ Before Senate Cemmittee and Explains Variance of Opinion Between Himself and Admiral Sims.

DANIELS EXPLAINS NAVY ROW   Naval Secretary Tells Com tee of Personal Differences Between Admirals Sims and Wilson.

SITUATION 15. GRAVE   NO RELIEF IN SIGHT IN REGARD TO FUEL.   Practically Whole Trouble is Due to Lack of Cars,

NO RELIEF INSIGHT IN REGARD 4 To ree,            7 I Practichlly wh Teouble iy Due to  Lack of Cars,

MAY GO TO CORNELL.   Hughey Jennings to Be Considered by Tlie Alma Mater.

TAFT TAKES FORD TO TASH   Ex-President Flays Automobile Maker For the Latter's Attack On the Ineirnational Jew.

President's League Policy fo be Outlined at Virginia Convention by Senator Glas

FULL MEMBERSHIP OF SHIPPING BOARD VOW MADE PUBLIC   Benson Appointed For Six Years As the Chairman.

OF THE UNITED STATES SHIP PING BOARD ANNOUNCED.   Composed of Four Democrats and Three Republicans

War Officially Ended January 1(   This Date Was Fixed By Raya Decree of Great Britain As Official Date of War End.

FIXES WAR’S END JANUARY 10   British Royal Order Decides’ When the Clash With Germany Terminated,

Nominee Spends Four Hours With the President at Washington.   ROOSEVELT ALSO IS PRESEN   Governor Tells President He Will Car ry Out His Foreign Policies—The Three Principals Issue State. ment After Conference.

WILSON AND COX AGREE ON PACT   Nominee Spends Four Hours With the President at Washington.   ROOSEVELT ALSO IS PRESEN}   Governor Tells President He Will Ca ry Out His Foreign Policies—The Three Principals Issue State ment After Conference.

OX AND WILaUN AGREE ON LEAGUE   Governor Spends Four Hours With the President.   NO SIGNS OF ANY DISCORD   Nominee Tells the Chief Executive He Will Carry Out His Foreign Prom. ~~ jses—Roosevelt Also at White House Conference,

URGt MOURE Bt RETAINED DHAIRAN   Governor Cox Beinz Urged To Retain E. H. Moore As Campaign Manager.  Marietia Leader Insists Moore   Marietia Leader Insists Moors Logical Man for the Place

Rut. NOUR Bt RETAINED GHAIRIIAN   Governor Cox Being Urged To Retain E. H. Moore As Campaign Manager.  Marietia Leader Insists Moore Logical Man for the Place

TIME CAMPAIGN. MANE EMENT   Cox’ Former Campaign Manager is Being Urged to Accept Chairmanship of National Committee and Take On Burden of Camnaion. -

RESOLUTE AHFAD IN FIRST 1920 AMERICAN CUP RACE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE REFUSES COMMENT ON NEW THIRD PART’

URGE OHIO MAN FOR DEMOCRATIC LEADER   Cox Pre-Convention Manager Favored to Head National ° Committee.    GOVERNOR TO WASHINGTON

GREEKS DRIVE ON 30 MILES   Capture Balikesri, 100 Miles North. west of Smyrna, From Turks, — Paris Hears.

30-MILE DRIVE BY GREEKS   Paris Hears They Capture Balikeeri, Northwest of Smyrna.

a  GREEKS DRIVE ON 30 MILES   Capture Balikesri, 100 Miles North west of Smyrna, From Turt:s, Paris Fiea:a,

Kansas City Women Who Have Married Since Registration Not ta Re Allowed Privilexce-

NEWSBOY FALLS INTO ASH PIT   CHARLIE SNOW, ELEVEN YEARS OLD DOES WATERLESS DIVE AT COLLEGE GYM.

NEWSBOY FALLS ‘INTOASHPN   , ELEVEN YEARS OLD, DOES WATERLESS DIVE AT COLLEGE GYM. a

WANT TO Go T TO GERMAN}. Lmeriean ‘Army. my Still On Dat) : Overteas. .

RECRUITING FOR A FOREIGN ARM\   LIMIFED NUMBER OF HiGt TYPE-MEN WANTED ~ NOVEMBER 1,

OCCUPATION RECRUITING ENDS   200, Men Yet Needec For A. E. F. Service in  Germany.

PACKING CO. _ CASE OPENED   Appointment of Receiver Is Asked fa . by Attorney General H. M. Vaveer

RECEIVER FOR PACKING PLANT   Ceert Action Againat 85,000,000 Des Moines Concern.

TODECIDE FATE OF PACKING CO, AT DES MOINES   A $5,000,000 Corporation Whose At. fairs Are in, Handa of a Recelver

ZAMORA RELEASED AMERICANS   Hut Holds Mine Superintendent for  Considerable Ransom.

SIX U.S. SUBJECTS FAEED BY BANDIT; ANOTHER 1S HELL   MINING CO. SUPERINTENDENT IS PRISONER OF OUTLAW IN STATE OF JALISCO   HUGE RANSOM DEMANDED   British Subject Also Captive — Repre sentatives of English Legation Making Attempt to Secure His Release

MAKES APPEAL TO SHIPPERS   U. S. Chamber Asks Co-Operatien of Merchants.

APPEAL MADE TO SHIPPERS   Chamber of Commerce of the VU. & Asks Go.Opsration in Use of Cars,

NOT BEGGARS   Should Demand, Not Crawl for Higher Salaries, Says Educator.

TEACHERS TOLD IT TAKES BRAINS TO REMAIN POOR   However, Threaten t Quit if Pay is Not Raised, is Advice.

GERMANY SAYS, ~~ IRELAND UNARMEL   HOWEVER, THAT NATION MUST COMPLY WITH TREATY WITHIN THREE MONTHS

GERMANS MUST ACT IN 3 MONTHS   Must Comply With Peace Terms  In That Time, Allies Narita

GEHMANY MUST DISARM WITHIN THREE MONTHS O DEGREE OF ALLIES   Request For Fifteen Months’ Time Meets With Flat Refusal—Now Has Million Men Under Arms, Declares Premier Lloyd George.

SHANTUNG BACK TO CHINA   Negotiations Began With Japan  Tweaking tem HReataratian

MARSHALL MAKES INDIANA -KEYNOTE   Defends League . of . Nations and Wilson Administration at Convention.’   COLE FILES DECLARATION   Hoover Chances Good Hi: Backers in Ohio Decide at Meeting,

NAROAALL OTANDS AGH OF PRESIDENT IN WORLE LEAGUE ALLIANGE STANE   Says Wilson Broke Body in Defense of Pact Which Would Aid Welfare of All Nations.

FF PRES. WL LEAGER                 YORE REBUTLT “AND AM Hes eee BE RE ABIT-

DEFENDS LEAGUE OF RATIONS   Vice-President Marshall Beeclares in fis Defense President Has Broken . His Health, i

GRAND JURY PROBES COAL FAMINE CAUSE   ‘Chicago Seeks Indictment OF : Persons In Plot To  Profiteer On Fuel.

CHICAGO PROBING  FAMINE ON FUEL   Grand Jury Instructed to Return In dictments if Evidenee of Profiteering is Shown in Probe   ILLINOIS MINES ARE WORKING

IMPROVEMENT N OWA MINES 18 REPORTED   Five More Mines are Added te Idle List, But Tonnage is — inewaacerd   BIG ALBIA MINES WORKING   President Lewis of Iowa Miners Calls Mass Meeting for Tonight m D. M. District

Five-Cléted Because “Miners Refuse * To. Work. Albja District Active.

COAL MINES STILL IDLE IN IOWA DISTRICTS   Chicago Authorities Plar War On Fuel Profi teers.

GRAND JURY TAKES UP PROBE OF COAL PROHTEERS' PLOT   Chicago Court Inquisitors Ar Hunting Cause for 3,000 Workmen Being Idle.

Senator Harding Believes He Should Occupy Seat In Upper House—Wilson Has Not Decided Upon Personal Delivery of His  . Message — Friends Urge Lys, th. Stay Away

UNPRECEDENTED EXPERIENCE MAY FACE CONGRESS  THE RETIRING PRESIDENT AND NEXT CHIEF TO BE IN SENATE ROSTRUM.

Wilson May Go To Congress To Make Address   Method of Delivering Annual Message is as Yet Undecided.   HARDING WILL BE IN ACCUSTOMED SEA’   Both President and President.  Elect May Be at Con) gress Session.

Possibility~. That . Both : May. Give Addresses ‘To Congress.   WILSON MA MAY READ -HIS OWN MESSAGE   Harding To Attend Opening O! _ Senate As He Is Still Mem“her Of That Body.

HAYS 1 HEGKLED BY SUFFRAGIOTa   Women Blame Republican Chairman for Delaware’s Defection.

WOMEN RECKLE G.0. P. LEADER   Delaware Legislature’s Re. fusal Provides Hays With  Warm Time.

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN HECKLED BY BEVY OF SUFFRAGE WORKERS   Women’s Meeting Ends in Uproar as Result of Persistent Questioning on Deiaware’s Action

SUPPRAGISTS HECKLE HAYS,   National Chairman Speaks at Meeting of Republican Women,

WOMEN HECKLE CHAIRMAN HAYS   Inquire Why Republican Majority Failed     )f Suffrage Amendment by Delaware Legislature—Party Officials Do Not Carry Legislatures Around in their Pockets Mr. Hays Tells His Hearers

WOMEN LEADERS HECKLE HAYS ON SUFFRAGE CAUSE   Republican Chairman Unable _ To Satisfy Interrogators  Regarding Delaware   UNABLE TO HEAR HAYS FOR WOMEN’S CHATTER   Suffrage Headquarters Issues Statement Condemning Act of Excited Members

OMEN HEGKLE GH it dan HAYS   Eames menhinel  specch at Washington {nterrepied Gy ilgrrogaiers,

SPEEGH OF HAYS — ah) INTERRUPTED   Women Heckle: the: Republican National Glairman,

HAYS HECKLED IN PUBLIC SPEC   Women Want to Know Why Delaware Republicans Beat Suffrage Amendment   HE TRIES TQ EXPLAIN   But His Explanation Did No Go Down Very Well With the Suffragettes

fAYS MET WO y  HECKLERS      G. 0.7. Has Done Ne Ctmost ro Suffrace Abwa He Said.

MILWAUKEE ‘MURDER’ SOLVED   Bodies of Woman and Boy Identified as Mother and Son—Suicide Ver. dict Returned.

SOLVE WISCONSIN “MURDER”   Remains of Woman and Boy Identified as Mother and Son,

KILLING BANDIT FOILS BIG PLOT   Robbery of ‘Mail Cars Thruout Nation Evident Plan of Late Waiton,

Trenton, N. J., is on the Verge of a Food and Fuel Famine.   NEW YORK STILL IN GRIP OF THE STRIKE   President Lee of the Railway} Trainmen Will Not Quit Under Fire.

OF CAPE. KARL DETZER, OF FT WAYNE. IND.   For Cruelly to American Prisoners in France to Re Decided To are atu th} ta

POLISH WOMEN IN FRONT LINE   Poles Continue to Force Reds Back From Warsaw

TEACHERS PRESENT JPPEAL FOR MONEY TO SENATOR HAROWE   Nominee Witnesses Base' Ball Game In Marion

TEACHERS PRESENT PLIGHT 10 HARDING FOR CONSIDERATION      Candidate and ‘Attaches. tc Watch Chicago Cubs Ir  Exhibition Game

CLEVELAND PAYG HONOR 10 CHAPMAN   Great Throng Fills Streets and Cathedral at Funeral of  Popuiar Shertstop. !

CLEVELAND IN MOURNING FOR BALL PLAYER   Immense Crowd Attends Funeral of Ray Chapman, Killed bv Pitched Ball.   POLICE REGULATE CROWDS   Big Cathedral ts Jammed by Fans Who Honor Memory of Basehall Hern,

THREE SLACKERS INDICTEC   True Bills Found. Against Sons of Rict Iinois Farmer-—Lived in Tunnel.

3 RICH SLACKERS INDICTED   Illinois Men Lived in Tunnel to Escape Military Service.

THREE SLACKERS INDICTED   ‘True Bille Found Asainst Sons of Rich liline's Farmer—Lived in Tunnel, a

BANKS INSISTING ON PAYMENT   Calling On Farmers of Iowa to Meet Their Obligations.

Read This  SEE AD ON PAGE 9 August Semi-Annual Sala ‘For Good Bargains DAVIS FURNITURE Co, 28 E. Matin Street.   White Line Transfe:

SUSPICION LURKS THAT POLITICAL DISORDERS EXIST   Resignation of New German Cabinet Leaves Country In Vilal Stale of Anarehy   PREPAREDNESS?   London Newspaper Points Out Thal Il is Significant That Riots Oceur al Ge “Deaper” Lhe.

GERMAN TROUBLE MAY BE DODGE 10 DUPE ALLIES   Suspicion of Political Upheaval Voiced By Daily Mail.   LUDENDORFF BLAMED   Maximilian Harden De clares Democaracy is  Inevitable.

BRO. HAMMOND 1S ABOUT AGAIN   Havner Crusader is Afte Patent Medicine Venders in Clinton.

ALCOHOL IN MEDICINES IS PROBE CAUSt   ‘Atty General Launches State Attack on Patent Medicines.

rn Oe  Hawner’s Agents in  “Cleanup” Campaign on “Kick” Medicines

DISSOLUTION IS DIRECTED   Supreme Coari YWecides That Rendtag Rond und Wining Compnoies "yy     Sewer Caumiliantinn.

FLU ON INCREASE IN N. Y.   Epidemic Spreads in the East—1,332 New Cases Reported in One Day.

INFLUENZA STILL ON RAMPAGE   New York Shows Greatest In crease Since Outbreak Began.

MEW FLU GAGES IN NEW TURK Gl TPA PER GENT   Pneumonia Also Show Greatest Increase Since Outbreak Started.   iCHICAGO TOTAL 10,000   Trolley Crews and Police.   men Hard Hit in Windy  :  ! — Civ.

WISCONSIN: OFFICER  RECOGNIZED AS DISCOVERER OF . GRAVE: QUENTIN ROOSEVELT

The Supreme Court Upholds the Lower Tribunal’s Decision in the Drainage Aid Case

COUNTY LOSES DRAINAGE CASE   ‘Dane County. Must. Pay . Part of. Door Creek ~ Construction

WILSON ENTERS CAMPAIGN WITH STATEMENTS ON IRISH QUESTION   Comes to Cox's Aid’ With Discussion of League's Relation to Ireland’s Pr ohe   OUESTIONS ANSWERED   Action of Qur Govt. In Matters of This Kind is Not Affected By the League of  Nations

TAKES FIRST ACTIVE STEP I COX'S CAMPAIGN   Makes a Statement on the Irish  Situation.

ee TAKES FIRST STEP IN CAMPAIGN   President In Answer To Letter Issues Statement O League Of Nations As ‘Affecting the Irish © Question; Fjrst Aid For Cox.

Then He Points Out How Article X1 Covers the Case of Ireland.   PROVIDES FOR FORUM   Especial Purpose Is to Taki Up. Situations Affecting . World Peace.

WILSON ACTS TO AID GOV, CO}   President Takes. First Step in Statement on League of Nations.

OCCUPATION IS COMPLETE   French Flag Waving Over Several German Cities— Both Sides Trying

FRANCE WOULD WICTIMIZE HER   Berlin Proolamation Deglares French Seek to Imnose “Shylock Policy”

“SHYLOCK POLICY” CRUSHING GERMANY   GERMAN GOVERNMENT AVERS TROOPS MUST REMAIN IN RUHR REGION TO MALNTAIN ORDER

FRANGE WOULD MAKE GERMANY HER VICTIM   Berlin Authorities Promise to Da Their Utmost to Terminate Condi- . tions Which Made French Occunation Possible.

BiG DIVIPEND %§ DECLARED.   Continental Stockholders to Get 200 Per Cent in Stock.

900 PER CENT DIVIDENE   CONTINENTAL OTL CO. DECIDES TO PAY BY G NG TO EACH STOCKHOLDER 2 SHARES.

HOPE TO SETTLE STRIKE SOON   Federal Mediators Called to Chicago to Adjust Stock Yards Labor Trouble.

STOCKYARDS STRIKE IN CHICAGO THREATENS MEAT SHORTAGE SOO   Prices Bound to Soar if Strike Continues, Packers  Say.

50,000 Packing House Workers in Chicago May be Thrown Out of Work by Stockyards Strike

UNION APPEALS. ~TOWASHINGTON   Department of Labor Mer Called to Settle Strike in Chicago Yards.   MEAT SUPPLY DWINDLING

HIGHER WAGES OR NO WORK. STRIKERS   Federal Mediators Using Their Influence.

THOUSANDS MADE IDLE      Strike of Chirage Stack Hantiers Is Putting Packers Out \ of Jol.

LONG STRIKE TO FORCE PACKERS TO SHUT PLANTS   Nearly Fifty Thousand Men May be Work less in Chicago.

MEAT PRICES ADVANCED AS STRIKE GROWS   Stock Yards Workers Appeal to Capital for Mediation.

50,000 PACKING MEN TO BE OUT OF WORK   Strike of 900 Employes Ex‘pected to Tie Up System,

Uo. ARBITER 10 WORK ON CHICAGO STOCKYARD TIEUE   Handlers Thruaut Country Wil Strike Unless Settlement Comes Soon, Threat.

OTRIKE CLOots PACKING HOUSED   Between 5.000 and 6,00 Thrown Out of Work— Meat Prices Rising.

MED nl IN ENDEAVORS 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Production cf Meat in Chicago Stockyards Nears Standstill as Men Stay Out.

FIFTY THOUSAND PAOKING PLANT EMPLOYEES WILL   LOSE JOBS IF STRIKE IS  CONTINUED

STOCKYARD STRIKE “THES UP CHICAGO PACKERS   All Employes Are Out and by Tomorrow No Further Wort Can Be Done

STAIKE-OF STOCK YARBS EMPLOVES THREATENS T0 TIE UP PACKING PLANTS

GALL IN FEDERAL + MEDIATORS 19 SETTLE STRIKE   Production of Meat In Chicago Nears Standstill and -Trading In Livestock Virtually Ceased.

SMALL STRIKE MAY HAVE WIDE EFFECT   Walkout Of Stockyards Rai Employes May Tie Up Big Industry.

Nalkout' of Workers of Union Stockyards and. Stockyards "Company: Endanpers Employ: -mefit of Fifty Thousand.”

Unless Workers Who Went On Strike Return To Jobs Union Stock Yards Will Close.

MEDIATORS PROBE STOCKYARD STRIKE   Will Seek Solution Of Trouble That Is Now Tying Up Big Industry.

PACKERS’ MEN: STRIKE   Nearty 50,000 In Chicago Plants Are ir Todays

50,000 MAY BE HiT BY STRIKE   Walkout in Stock Yard: May Cause General Tie Up

NO CHICAGO MARKETS,   Nearly 50,000 Employees of Packins  Companies May Be Affected.

900 STRIKERS MAY "THROW 50,000. OUT. OF PACKING JOBS   Union Stockyards and Transit Com pany Men Leave Work;. Packing Companies May Be Closed Down.

STOCK HANDLERS CTRIKE GROWING   THE WALKOUT MAY AFFEC OTHER PACKING CENTERS BESIDES CHICAGO.

STOCK YARD ~ WORK ERS QUIS.   BSS a Sere SM Os Ai 3 a ae  tea T housund hikely to Be (Ont ‘of Employ ment.

LIVESTOCK _ ~~ HANDLERS   On Strike at’ Chicago—Hun-dreds of Cars: of Stock Held on the Outskirts. .

PRODUCTION OF MEAT IN CHICAGO NEAR STANDSTILL   Federal Mediators Have Been Called in To Settle _ Stockyard Strike.

PACKING HOUSES MAY BE CLOSED BY END OF WEEK   Shut Down Threatened If Present Strike.

STRIKE OF S00 WILL MAKE 50.000 IDLE      Stockyards Will Have to Close in Week.

U. S. MEDIATORS ARE CALLED IN CHICAGO STRIKE   Allempt at Settlement Made  as Meat Production Nears Ctandcitll

NO. CHICAGO MARKE      Nearly 50,000 Employees of Packing Re Affected.

PAGKING cHPLOYEES  URGED TL Vali T WADK   Jt™ FEIMLPOCILE FRAT ATCT Wut Wi lobs Due to Stock Yards Strike.  Embargo On Live Stock Ship: ment Continues in Chicago Yards.

THOUSANDS OUT, PACKERS’ STRIKE   Between 5000 and 6000 Chica go Employes are Idle Today—Mediators Coming

STRIKE OF 900 MAY CLOSE MEAT PACKING PLANTS   Armour & Company Will Shut Down in Week if Walkout Continues; Transit Employes Would Make 50,000 Men Idle

CHICAGO MEAT DUMPANY WORKER OUT ON STRIKE   Threatens Tie-Up of the Chicago Pack. ing Industry, Officials of the Company Stated Today.

‘HUNT FOR TRUNK MURDERER SHIFTS NOW TO LAWRENC!   SHERIFF IS TOHD LEROY IS THOUGHT TO' BE HIDING HERE *   OFFICERS IN SEARCH   Went to Point Southeast .of/ Law: _rence This Afternoon on/ Tip : From Kansas City   Detroit Police Now Search for Second Trunk Which Costained Part of Body

HUNT FOR TRUNK MURDERER SHIFIS NOW TO LAWRENCE   SHERIFF IS TOLD LEROY IS THOUGHT TO_BE HIDING HEE   OFFICERS IN SEARCH   Went to Peint Southeast .ef/ Lawrence This Afternoon on/ Tip  From Kansas City   Detroit Police New Sedreh for Second Trunk Which on Part of Podv

CONGRESS TO PASS BILLS BEFORE RECESS   Appropriations Necessary by July  1; Johnson Favors Wage  Increase

UF FARM BUREAU "MEMBER DRIVE   ‘EVERY MEMBER GET A MEMe BER” IS THE SLOGAN.   ALL OVER IOWA ON OCTOBER TWELFTH   Boone County Has Sixteen Hundred Paid Up Members and Doubling This May Be Hard to Do In This County.

ARM BUREAU -DRWE OCT. 1   “Every Member Get a Member”— (Campaign to Be Conducted in” > Soone County in One Day

QUELL WEXICAN OUTBREAK   Revolt in the State of Chiapas is Crushed and the Leaders Are Shot.

MEXICAN OUTBREAK QUELLEL   State of Chiapas Rebellion Crushed— Leaders Shot.

‘MECARTNEY SUIT HANGS FIRE   Action Against Secretary Colby  Stunds to Be Thrown Ont.

SUFFRAGE DEMAND NOT MADE ON COLB!   And For This Reason Mandamus Resolution Will Not Be Heard By the Supreme Court Which Will Not Hear the Matter.

HITCH IN MECARTNEY SUIT   Judge Finds Chicago Man Made No Demand on Colby to Promulgate Peace Resolutions.

STATE OFFERS MORE EVIDENCI   Rebuttal Begins In Trial ©: Ten Alleged I. W. W. At Montesano

SAYS JOHNSON SUCCEEDED IN “BOLT” BLUFF   Weiter Thinks Committee Acted to Avert Threatened G. O. P. Split   REAL RESULTS MAY BE RECEIVED TODAY

JOHNSON PUTS BLUFF ACROSS   Californian’s Threats of Bolting Could Not Have Been Carried Out.   BUT COMMITTEE WAS: FORCED INTO LINE

JOHNSON BLUFF GREATEST OF ALL   Gets Plank Against League on His Threat to Quit Republican Party   LEADERS ARE ASHAMED   Question of Nominee Is a Deeper Mystery Than Ever, * Correspondent Writes

wo NOT AMESICAL.      English Authority Reveals Workings of Female Mind.

THE WOME: v r 00 M ECLA! ANICAL,   SA aaa EAE EEA  Caltivation of “Masie a Cane. of Min. taken. Gifts, Bictttiaher Sava.

SNEDECOR ELECTED AS THE HEAD OF THE ROTARLANS   Pacific Coast Man Defeats Ol? Post Man Ry Vote of 283 tu 250,

SNEDECOR ELECTED AS THE HEAD OF THE ROTARLAY:   Paciflé Coast Man DD Defents Ol Post. Man By Vote of 83 to 250.

ROTARY ELECTS OFFICERS   Estes Snedecor of Portland Named Denacitant+

BREST LITOVSK UNDER FIRE OF RUSSIAN GUN   Heavy Artillery Bombarding The Fortress According To Reports From Breslau.

{18 CASUALTIES IN AN BASTER SUNDAY CONFLICT IN CITY OF JERUSALEM

RIOT IN HOLY CITY   EASTER CONFLICT IN JERUSA. LEM HAS 188 CASUALTIES,   Soldiers Are in Contro! of Situation~ U. S. Warships Seek Isolated Americans.

REVOLT OCCURS IN CITY OF JERUSALEM   188 Casuaities Occur Easter in Resurrection City. .   Troops in Controi of Situation—vU. §. Warships Seck 'soleted Relief . Workers in Syria.

GERMANY READY 10 FIGHT IF ALLIES START TROOP MOVEMENT AGAINST REDS   $IMONS, FOREIGN MINISTER, SAYS GOVERNMENT DETER. MINED TO PREVENT ANY SUCH MOVE—ENGLAND ISSUES BLOCKADE ORDERS. ;

FAVOR GHANGE OF SCHOOL DATES   ALL THE SCHGOLS VISITED SEEM TO FAVOR CHANGE OF DATES FOR SCHOOLS TO BEGIN   CROP SEASON GF PLAINS NECESSITATES CHANGE   Since Cotton Farming Has Become More Common It Is Found That Labor Problems Are To Be Solved And Interests Of Children Protected 

ALL THE SCHCOLS ‘VISITED SEEM TO FAVOR CHANGE OF ATES FOR SCHOOLS TO BEGIN   rane ScAcON OF PLAINS NECESSITATES CHANGE   Since Cotton Farming Has Become More Common It Is Found That Labor Problems Are To Be Solved And Interests Of Children Protected __

WILSON AND BRYAN SPUN THE PART CHUBES SURPRISES   Wilson Urges 1 That Treaty. Be Made a National Political Question While Bryan Says # Ought to be Fotced  To Adoption by Compromise

VARIED VIEWS OF SENATORS GIVEN ON TREATY FIGH]   WHAT WILL BE EFFECT OF WILSON’S JACKSON DAY LETTER?   DEMOCRATS DECLARE SITUATION UNCHANGED   Sreeconcilable Foes of Pact Express Relief That Issue May Be Carried juto Coming Cam Dab.

WILSON WOULD PUT TREATY UP TO VOTE OF PEGPLE: BRYAN FOR  ANY BOMPROMISES POSSIBLE   Twin Surprises Given to Conclave of Party '". Chieftains at Jackson Day Dinner; Political Observers Skeptical aagtn Cleavage.

Be Submitted to Voters During Campaign.  Commoner Says Immediate Ratification Importcnt and Compromise Should Be Accepted.

SENATORS DISAGREE ON PROBABLE EFFECT OF WILSON’S REQUEST TO _ MAKE TREATY ISSUE IN CAMPAIGH   Varying Views Are Held, Following Jackson Day Dinner, at Which President Wilson and Bryan Advocate Different Lines of Action.   PLANS COMMENCED FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION

SENATORS DIFFER ON EFFECT OF PRESIDENT MESSAGE ON TREAT}   DEMOCRATS DO NOT SEE SITUA TION CHANGED AT ALL—REPUBLICANS NOT SO CERTAIN

SENATORS TAKE VARIED VIEWS AS TO TREAT)   Effect of President's Letter or Ratification Topic of General Discussion.   MESSAGE TO DEMOCRATS   Pres. Lowell of Harvard Urges Senators to Consider Compromise.

SENATORS DISAGREE OVER EFFECT OF  - PRESIDENT’S JACKSON DAY MESSAGE

REPUBLICAN CLUB » TOHELP WOMEN   Pass Resolutions Pledging Bes Efforts to Aid in Registering And Voting.      ALL OFFICERS ELECTED   Seventy Three Members Reported En rolled. Will Make Modern Clul Room. Plan Active Campaign Work

REPUBLICAN CLUB TO HELP WOMEN   Pass Resolutions Pledging Bes Efforts to Aid in Registering And Voting.   ALL OFFICERS ELECTED

HOSPITAL GETS _ HANDSOME GIFT   Two Salesmen Present Complete Set For Dining Room.   MOVEMENT IS BOOMING   Articles Given by William Berdine And L. J. Dorson Worth About $600. Organizations Responding Rapidly.

HOSPITAL GETS _ HANDSOME GIFT   Two Salesmen Present Complete Set For Dining Room.   MOVEMENT IS BOOMING

CONGRESSMEN PLAN A PROBE OF THER SWI   Senate Committee Will Be Asked to Looks Into Expenses of Legislators.

PROBING LUCAS PART IN MURQER   DAVIESS COUNTY PROSECUTOR INVESTIGATING MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF JAMES HARPER

CONTINUES PROBE OF LUCAS’ CONNECTION IN HARPER MURDER   PROSECUTOR fHOMPSON AND GEORGE FAITH TO MAKE INVESTIGATION.   WILL QUIZ SUSPECT HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS   Man Held on Charge of Rigamy Tc Be Closely Questioned Regarding Murder.

LUMBERTON, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 18. 1920.   Parkton News Letter Rennert News Letter

Clue to Trunk Murder Found Police Think   AUTHORITIES BELIEVE MUTILATED BODY THAT OF KATHERINE DAN.

TRUNK VICTIM THOUGHT TO ot WHITE SLAVE   \ian and Woman Held for Disappearance, of, Pennsylvania Girl.

,6,000 “Dry” ARRESTS   Covers A Period Of 74 Days 01  Inerascing Artivity

CONSTITUTIONALITY — OF PROHIBITION GOES TO THE JURY TODAY      Elihu Roct and Other Attorneys fol Wet Forces to Make Concluding _ Arguments Before Supreme : Court.

CARRANZA FORCES ARE MARCHING TO ATTACK   Reinforcements Are Being Sent to the Sonora Troops Guarding the Mountain Passes,

CARRANZA FORCES TO ATTACK.   Federal Soldiers in Mountain Passes anak C'brth wah eca _

SON ABOUT TOENTER FIGHT   The President’s Secretary Making Statements:in the Campaign

WILSON PREPARES  CAMPAIGN SPEECt   [Politicians Expect First White House Utterance in 4 Few Days.

END IRISH SCRAP BY CHRISTMAS   But Ne Truce Wi Be Considered til “Campalen of Murder” is Terminated

Determined Efforts Being Made to End British-Irish Fighting by Christmas Day

BRITAIN SEEKS TO END FIGHT   Effort Is Being Made to Stop Trouble in Ireland Before the Holidays.   MURDERS MUST CEASE

Determined Effort Will Be Made to Bring About Peace Before Holidays.   SINN FEIN IS CONDEMNED   Labor Commission Strongly Condemns Slaying of British Police.

ENGLISH HOPE T0 QUEL SINN FEIN   WILL TRY TO QUIET ERIN BY OHRISTMAS

EFFORT WILL. BE MADE 10 BRING PEACE   British to Make Advances te _ End Strife in Ireland by _ ij Christmas.   LABOR COMMISSION TO REPORT OW CONDITIONS   : wenty: Seven Persons Killed in Fighting, in. No .Novem- * er;  anort

HOPE 10 SETTLE SINN FEIN WAR. WN IRELAND By CHRISTMAS   [By Webb Miller, United Press Staff Correspondent. 

AS DEMOCRATS IN pic MAJORITY AT THE POLLS ELECTION DAY   ENGTH, CULMcGREGOR  4 ERICAN HOW MUCH STR BERTSON LEADS

DEMOCRATS SWEEP TEXAS “SAME OL" THORQUEH MANNER   COX AND NEFF HAVE LONG LEADS OVER STANDARD BEARERS OF OTHER PARTIES   ONLY ONE DOUBTFUL POINT   Fourteenth District Gives Carlos Bee Only Narrow Lead Over Harry Wurzbach, Republican, For Congress

‘Teuth Anniversary of Katrance Inte Union Is Commemorated uw Fe ave.

ARIZONA CELEBRATES TENTH ANNIVERSAR)   [By M. D. Tracy, United Press Staft Correspondent]

Teuth Anuiversary of Entrance Into Union Is Commemorated  wees meant :

U. S. DEAD TO COME HOME   Permit for Disinterment Granted by  Erench Government

AGREE ON MOVING U. S. DEAD   French to Permit Disinterment in the Fighting Zones September 15— Certain Limitations Imposed.

Removal of American Dead From Fighting Zone to U. S. Will Begin After Sept. 18

AMERICAN DEAD -T0 BE SENT HOME   Agreement Between U.S. and France Concluded and Removal of Bodies Planned.

SLAIN SOLDIERS HOME,    Removal of Fallen Weros Will ite. cin Soon Aiter Sept. Mi.

AGREE ON REMOVAL OF AMERICAN BODIES FROM FRENCH BATTLE 7ONE!   MOVEMENT WILL BEGIN AFTER SEPTEMBER 67H UNDER AN AGREEMENT WITH FRANCE.

AGREE ON REMOVING. DEAD   French to Permit Disinterment of U S. Men in the Fighting Zones September 15.

COURTING PLACES SERIOUS MATTER   Tenements of London Are Awaiting for Much Needed Remedial Measures So Lovers Wont Have to Sit on the Statruoave.

COURTSHIP ON BACK STAIRS JS LONDON PROBLEM   Housing Shortage Has Woes ir Store for Daniel Cupid

FORMER OGDEN MAN SUGGESTED BY COMMONER   Why Not Goveror Brough fol Candidate, Asks William “ Bryan   DANIELS AND MEREDITH ARE. MENTIONED, -TOO   Brandeis Also Good ‘Man to Neme, Declares Leader of Drv Forces

Why Net Josenbaa Dantels, or Col P, . Calinhan or Hon, BE. W. Mus Krove, or Even Our Neighber, (fee Kobi?

BRYAN HAS MANY AVAILABLE.’   et Hitchcock and Glass Are N« in Hin Chosen List.  Bw. VUAJiiliagr lenninonce Rrvan.

WALL STREET OFFERS . 850,000 ON HARDING   Odds of 2 1-2 fo 1 Offered, But Govemtor Cex Men Asking For Ror de

ANOTHER LEASE ON LIFE   Cole Gets His Eleventh, and Gram mer His Ninth Reprieve By Gov. McKelvie,

LALCUTION NFFERRED   New Reprieve Granted to Grammer and Cole, Howard County Boys, Sentenced to Die In Electric Chair Friday -—Anneal Still Pending.   CIRCUIT COURT ACTION ACTS AS AUTOMATIC STAY   Eleventh Reprieve for Cole and Ninth for Grammer— Time Extended by Gov. McKelvie Until July 9th, When Circuit Court Is Expected to Dispose of Case.

‘CONTINUE PARLEY ON REPARATIONS   Private Convorsations Are Held in Brussels,

WGUTUING ‘'S BILL      Kinanctal Representatives ~ Are Discussing Reparation,

Grand Duke of Hesse and Other: Are Reported to Have Arrived in Holland,

GUILTY RUN TO HOLLAND   Men Wanted By Allies Leave For Dutch Borders.

GRAND DUKE RUNS TO COVER   He and Eight Other German War Lords Seek Safety, In Holland Territory.

9 MORE GERMANS FLEE TO HOLLANL   Grand Duke of Hesee and Several! Generals Seek Political Refuge.  —_—_—,

WOOD GETS ONLY NINE DELEGATES IN GH   Official Vote Gives Harding Preference Choice by a *Plurality of 14,692

Boyd Has 959 Plurality Ove Harding’s Campaign Manager.   WOOD WINS PLURALITY IN INDIANA PRIMAR’   Official Returns Give Lowder Big Majority In Tilineis; Wood Second.

HARDING'S PLURALITY STANDS AT 14,692 BY OFFICIAL COUNT   Boyd Beats Daugherty For Delegate by 959

$74,000,000 GOLD LEAVES COUNTRY   Japan Is One Of Largest Bene ficiaries Of Removal Of Embargo

NEW YORK OTRIKE DOOMED, OEGLARE RAILROAD HEADS   Union Chiefs Direct Energies Toward Getting Men to Quit Walkout.   College Students, Ex-Service Men and Citizens Are Operating Many Trains.

VOLUNTEERS AID TO BREAK TRAFFIC TIEUP IN GOTHAM   College Students, ExSoldiers and Citizens Operating Trains

Millionaires Are Acting As Firemen on Trains; Many Others Volunteer

COMPROMISE T0. - BE ATTEMPTED   Efforts Being: Made te Settle Boll Worm.   Question

SPECIAL SESSION SEEKS COMPROMISE ON BOLL WORM LAV   All Parties Concerned to Tr To Draft Bill Acceptable To All.

TOUR TART EARLY IN Paty   Gen. Wood, Roosevelt, Lenroot, Capper Among Speakers for the West

FORMER. TORONTO, BANDIT WANTED. ror THE MURDER =—_—i«<y:   Of Canton Detective Loca. ted: After Long: Search — Committed Number . of Robberies  in. Steubenville ‘and Vicinity...

TOWNLEY BUND AND LAFOLLETTE ACTION Tle UP   Vv. P. L. President to Stump Wisconsin in Interest of Senator.

Townley Gathering at Madison Approves Tactics of Wisconsin Senator.

FEHRENBAGH PUTS OUT ANGTHER NEW GERMAN CABINET   Chancellor Signs Up Members of Three Parties in Last Coalition Ministry.

SYMPATHY FOR TRIStt ATMS FYXYPRESSED   Chancellor, In  Berlin, Raises New Ministry

WOMAN APPOINTED COUNTY CHAIRMAN   Mrs. Fred Arbuckle Will Act at Head  of Christmas Seal Campaign Hara   GOAL, 10 SEALS PER CAPITA   It is Pointed Out That 95 Percent of Proceeds Stay in, Indiana— Mos¢ in Rush County

Ww. Guy. Brown’ Has  Been Selected to Direct Sale. of, Christmas. ‘Seal Sale .      IN- ADAMS COUNTY   Will Organize. Every Community ‘and = Assist © in Fighting White Placue

CHRISTMAS SEALS SALE FOR  RED CROSS 10 BEGIN SOON   County Supt. Charles 0. Williams Has Been Appointed Chairman of Sale Campaign tn Martin County.

Appointed Chairman of the Com: mittee   For the Christmas Red Crosa Sale in Jefferaon County.

Battle Line  Democrats’ Be Drawn ‘             Presidential Offensive Begins With \ Jack Dinner. Zero Hour for Speech Broadsi at 8O’Clock — Hoover May Run  —~ Wood Plans :

Democratic National Committee in Session Today, Two - Big Banquets Tonight.   BIG GUNS OF PARTY ALREADY ON GROUND   Presidential Campaign Looms as Free-for-All, Catch-asCatch-Car Contest.

big Guns begin Assembling For Opening Attack  Jackson Day Dinners At Capital Tonight To Be Epoch Marking   WILSON’S MESSAGE  WILL BE PRESENTED

Party Leaders Flock to Washington for Jack+ " son Day Dinner, Where Bryan, 1920 Keynote and Wilson Message Will Be Features.   PALMER’S HAT THROWN IN RING BY PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION,

BIG GUNS OF  - DEMNCRACY ALL COCKED AND PRIMED   Wild Scramble For The White House Will Open Officially Tonight   BRYAN IS ON HANDS   Banquet At Washington Brings Candidates To The  Mat For Preliminaries

DEMOCRAT SHOCK TROOPS GATHER   BATTEL FOR PRESIDENCY BEGINS AT S CLOCh TONIGHT   COME FROMEVERY CORNER   ‘Democratic Committeemen Ready tor First Broadside Speculation Over Presidents Message.

THE DEMOCRATIC ZERO HOUR FIXED FOR EIGHT P. M.   SHOCK TROOPS WILL GO OVER THE TOP AT JACKSON DAY FEED.   IT WILL BE COFFEE,  GRAPE JUICE, AND SUCH

FSIDENTIAL mE BEGINS: OPS MASSED   Hour For Broadside Is icially Set At Eight ‘sock This Evening   grvs ARE MOVED x70 FRONT TRENCHES   Explosive And Shrapne! tory Will Mark Beginae of Mighty Struggle

MOTORCYCLES FOR STATE POLICE       1 System bf Waraings ti Prevent Thefts, Patrols For Hichways,

MOTORCYCLES FOR STATE POLICE   Plan System of Warnings t« . Prevent Thefts. Patrols For Highways.

MOTOR COPS FOR STATE POLICI   Cycle Patrolmen Who ‘Will Be. ‘within One ’ Hour's Touch of Any Point in the State, a  Raping Innnacatian *~   PREVENTATIVES

RAILROADS WILL BE BETTER SAYS WILLARI   In Reply to Question by Plumb, B. & O. Man Promises Lowe: Onerating Cost. ° -

MORE EFFICIENCY ON ROADS UNDER ” PRIVATE CONTRO:   Daniel Willard Predicts Better Service at Reduced Expenditures,   WILL NOT BE AT ONCE   System Not in As Good Condition New ag When ‘Ponied Over ty the Gor erdment and These Physical Losses Must First he Made Goud He Sars.

DANIEL WILLARD OUTLINES HOPE OF R. R. OWNERS   PRIVATE CONTROL AIM ANNOUNCED

Roads Will Be More Efficient,   B. and ©. Head Says Reduced Ex ptnses Also Will Come Under Private Control.

PRIVATE CONTROL TO REDUCE RAIL COSTS   Willard Says Roads Will Be Better Managed,

RAILROADS 10 SHOW MORE EFFICIENCY INDER PRIVATE PLAN   Daniel Willard Says They Expect to Show That and tc Do a Greater Business A: Soon as They Can Secure Eauioment,

WILSON’S REPLY REACHES LONDON   Answer To The Allies Will Be Transmitted When It Is Decoded.

CONSTANTINE DOUBTEUL   Nat Sure New Government Will Ask Return To Throne

GREEK ELECTION REVIVES HOPE OF CONSTANTINE   Former King Stays Up All Night to Get Returns From Athens.

MONEY EXCHANGE ~ SYSTEM SCOREL   [By ‘Webb Miller, United Press Stafi Carresnondent 1

FRIENDSHIP IS ABIT STRAINES   British Press Urges Revolt Against American Domination of Financial World.  ACTION . IS =-plammen

Europe Will Oppose U. S. Financial Domination   British Editor Attacks U S. Financial Activities in Europe.

EUROPE WON'T SUBMIT TG AMERICAN FINAXCIAL DOMINATION   Says Editor of London Paper, Any More Than She Submitted to Prussian Military Dom a ee

MORE REVOLI AGAIND! U. 0 FINANCIAL  POWER   Europe Will Not Submit t Domination by America,  Says Blumenfeld

a ee  ‘DITOR SCORES DOMINATION OF EUROPE BY U6,   Englishman Declares Revolt Is Growing in Europe Over Exchange Situation   PREDICTS AMERICA MAY LOSE HUGE WAR LOANS   UC. S. OBLIGED TO SAVE THE WORLD FROM RUIN AS MUCH AS TO MAKE IT SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY,

CHRISTMAS CHEER OF PRESENT YEAR DEVOID. LAVISH PRODIGALIT   PRESENTS: WILL BE BOUGHT WITH SENSIBLE ADHERENCE . TO LINES OF . PRACTICAL ECONOMY BY SHOPPERS

PINCH FELT BY MANY WALL STREET HOUSES   Present Christmas Will Not Be What It Was the Last Three Seasons   BIG CONCERNS PROSPEROUS   Already a Number Have Announce ed Handsome Bonuses for Employes

GHIRIOIMAS SLOW IN BIG GHTIES   Wall Street Complains That Cheer Is Searce This Time.

REACTION DAMPENS CHRISTMAS SPIRIT   Wall Street Not Prodigal This Year. -

SANTA CLAUS IS GETTING TIGH]   Christmas in New York Fi ancial District to Lack  Prodigality.

GERISTMAS BONUS GHEGKS ARE LGN   Year’s Business Depression Causes Absence of Spontaneous Christmas Spirit of Past Three Years.’

FLOOD DANGER FAST PASSING   Slight Drop m Streams Indicates the Crisis Is Probably Over.  SOUTHERN N. E. EEEFI Cc FACIFR

FLOOD DANGER FAST PASSING   Slight Drop im Streams Indicates the Crisis Is Probably Over.  CAilTLIEG DRA! A   SOUTHERN N, E.  FEELS EASIER.

ENGLISH AS ONLY ME, TONGUE PLA TH RE. DISCUSSED   German: Churches Voice Plaint; Some Use Danish, Swedish and Norwegian Words.

10 HAVE ENGLISH AS ONLY LANGUAGE   Methodist Episcopal Church In United States Wants Only Englis3 Language Used ‘Ir: Services After This Year.

TO FORM NEW PARTY   Mrs. Belmont to Organize the Women   Pians Third National Political Body Independent of the Men's Oid Parties.

WANTS T0 FORM A NEW WOMEN’S PART)   Mrs. Belmont to Organize the Women   Pians Third National Political Bod) Independent of the Men’s Old Parties.

WOMAN’S PARTY NEXT   WOMEN TS BE ORGANIZED INTO THIRD PARTY.   Mrs. Belmont Plans to Fight the Men  at the Po!l's—Did Not Vote,

WILSON BROKE FAITH WITH CHNIA IN GIVING SHANTUNG TO JAPS. HARDING SAYS

NARUING MAKES OTHER CHARGES   Wilson Commission Broke Faith With China   IN PEACE CONFERENCE      Through Contract Secretly Made when they Consented to Award of Shantung Province to Japan, He Alleges— Shares Limelight with Lillian Russell

SEN, HARDING ATTACKS THE PEACE TREATY   China, He Sald, Put Her fn terests In the Hands Of Americans,   ‘LILLEAR «= AUSSELL ” SPEAKS

PEAGE DELEGATES AT VERSAILLES DID) NOT KEEP THE FAITE   U. S. Representatives Party to Shantung Agreement   HARDING ANSWERS @ FRANKLIN ROOSEVEL1

SEN. HARDING RAPS WILSON’S CHINESE DEAI   DECLARATION MADE THAT FAITH WITH CHINA WAS BROKEN BY PEACE BODY

CHINA TRUSTED AND LOST;   PUT FAITH IN AMERICA AT PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE.   And Through a Contract, Secretly Made, Wilson's Commiasion Took Shantang, Harding Declares—Re joices Senate Opposed ‘‘Grab.

ATTACKS TREATY FROM NEW ANGLE   Harding Now Charges Wilson Broke Faith With China at Conference f   ACTRESS VISTtTS PORCH   Lilian Russell Shares the Limelight With Candidate; Replies to Roosevelt

PRESIDENT BROKE FAITH WITH CHINA HARDING CHARGES      ‘Declares ‘China Pat Trost_In U.S. at Peace Table; Replied to Roosevelt.

SENATOR HARDING RENEWS ATTACKS   . Charges That Wilson’s Peace Commission Broke Faith.   WHEN CHINA TRUSTED US   Declares United States Would Never Enter International Council at Expense of Its Own Independence — Lillian Russell Tells Women to Vote Republican Ticket. .

INJUSTICE TO CHINA IS HARDINGS CHARGE   Nominee Attacks Peace Treaty on the Shantung Sector—Liliian Russell for Him.

Millions of Her People Were Turned Over to Her Rival by America Says Republican Candidate in Front Perch Speech

CHARGES WILSON COMMITTEE BROKE FAITH WITH GHINA   Harding Scores Consent tc Award of Shantung Province to Japan.   AGAIN ASSAILS LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT   Declares United States Will Never Enter International Concord at Expense Own In. dependence—-Shares Lime. light With Lillian Russell.

LILLIAN AUSoELL PEARY ON THE HARDING PORGH   Actress Tells Marion Women Why They Should Vote Republican.   HARDING ATTACKS TREATY

"WHIZZ-BANG FOLLIES” — PLAY OF WOOLERY POS}   Bloomington Veterans Give Musica Revue Sometime in March—Plot Deals With Doughboy.   PROCEEDS FOR POST HOME

OMAHA SHOPPESS RUSHED TO BUY REDUCED GOODS   Omaha Citizens Treated to a Sample of the Low Cost of Living as Reenlt af Peina Cutting War.

‘Highwaymen Get $7,000 in Richey ville Mine—Anthortics Marke One Arvest.

NO FUNDS TO PAY INCREASE CHICAGO FIREMEN DEMAND   WAYOR BLAMES PRESENT FINAN C1AL SHORTAGE OF CITY TO TAX DODGING

CHICAGO NOT ABLE TO PAY HIGHER WAGES   Firemen Hold Conference Wiht Mayor Hale  Thompson

CHICAGO BROKE, SAYS THOMPSON   Firemen Cannot Be Give) Wage Increase, He  Explains.

BREAK COMES IN ORGANIZED. BASE BALL AT CHIEAGD   Ban Jehnson’s Forces Seek Support” of Minors to Block:Proposed 12 Club Leacsue.

BASEBALL FIGHT ~ ISON IN EARNEST   KANSAS CITY 1S SCENE OF HARD CONTEST AMONG SPORT MAGNATES,

FILE CASE SOON.   Litigation in Christian Science Case Bdav Ere Pherided Sann

INVESTIGATE PLOT REPORTS   Britfsh Hear of Scheme for Uprising Daring June.

PLOTTERS PROPOSE   Uprisings in Eoypt, Ireland, India and Canada

Constantly RKetterated Reports at Lenition of Movement Fomented at New York.

CHARGES PLOTTERS WORK IN NEW YORK   Concerted Uprising Against Great Britain By India And Ireland Alleged

EIGHT DAYS TO VICTORY—HAYS   By Will H. Hays, (Chairman of the National Repubid can Committee.)

RIVAL PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY   Both Republican and Demo ocratic Leaders Are Optimistic.

HAYS CONFIDENT HARDING WINS   Republican National. Chairma: Issues Statement Predicting Vietory on Nov. 2.   HAVE FOUGHT ON ISSUES

HAROING-COOLIDGE VICTORY PREDICTED AVE. 0.. CHAIRMAN   Conviction Oft Republican Victory Growing 'Stronger Every Day.

PLENTY OF GUNG TO FIGHT ANOTHER WAR   Much War Material Is Now o1 \ Hand, Artillery Chief Reports.

U0. ARTILLERY 1d QUFFIGIENT TO EQUIP ARMY   NEGRO IS TAKEN U FROM GOURT BY} I YNGHERS MOB:   Officer’s Report Says Guns Are Now Plentiful for First Time in 100 Years

SOCIAL UNIT GIVES IT UP.   Cincinnati Community. Experiment Un. + able to Obtain Funde--Calied  Bolshevistic. ~

SCCIAL UNIT GIVES IT UP   Cincinnat Community Experiment Un. abie to Ootan Funds—Called Boishevistic,

HOBBY ANNOUNCES HE WON'T RUN FOR GOVERNOR AGAIN   SEEKS TO GO TO SAN FRANCISCO AS DELEGATE AT LARGE; DEFENDS HIS RECORD

EDITS OIL PAPE   GEORGE Hf. CLEMENTS INTRODUCES INNOVATION IN NEWS FIELD IN SOUTIL  ERN CITY

FORMER LOCAL MAN * EDITS OIL PAPER          GEORGE Tl. CLEMENTS INTRODUCES INNOVATION IN NEWS FIELD EN SOUTH  ERN CITy

JEWS PLAN CULTURE BODY        To.Hold Conference for orale ef a National Education Organization. »

JEWS PLAN CULTURE BODY   To Hold Conference for Organization of a National Education Organization,

CHARGES A BLACKMAIL PLOT      Two Arthur (Ill.) Men Arreated and Held to Grond Jury—Captured : by Posse.

CHARGES A BLACKMAIL PLOT   Two Arthur (I1l.) Men Arrested and , Held to Grand Jury.

BLACKMAIL PLOT IS ALLEGED   Two Men, One Former Soldier, Ar. rested at Arthur, Ill.—Held to Grand Jury.

BLOCKADE WILL BE — USED TO PRESERVE PEACE OF WORLD   League of Nations Council Accepted. Prin_ , ciple Thereof To Isolate often line Nations From -Rest-of World:

Economic Blockade  On Offending Nation:   Ts the Plan Adopted By the League o  Nations Council--International Court of Justice to Be Elected to do the Derniding.

HOUSE PASSES- Of, RIT,   Wonfereace Report on Leasing Meas. are In Parored By the Lower

& a; NEXT PRESIDENT MAKES BRIE) ADDRESS—COMMITTEE RE.  CEIVED BY WILSON. %

HOUSE GETS BILL REPEALING LAWS PROMPTED BY WAR   NEXT PRESIDENT MAKES ERIE ADDRESS—COMMITTER CEIVED BY WI1LS

Many Japs Believed Massacred   consul and Jap anese in Siberia Reported Killed-Ica Prevents Relief Expedition

THE DEAD INCLUDE A JAPANESE CONSUL   MASSACRE OCCURS IN EASTERN SIBERIA   The Japanese Foreign Cffice Issues an Official Statement, Stating That Efforts to Send Relief Have Failed on Account of the Ice

MANY JAPANESE BIE IN RUSSIA FIGHT, REPART   “Serious Upheaval” Said to Have Occurred.—Poles Advance Into Ukraine.

ANAS VAIN G Ed? OU LIVE  OF BIG UPHEAVAL Relief Expedition Un  able to Penetrate Teo Fielde

IAPS MASSACRED BY RUSS   Guards at Nikolaevsk, Siberla, Annihi. lated and Several Hundred Japanese Residents Slain.

BELIEVE JAPS ANNIHILATED   Military” Relief Expedi. tion Into District, Fails on Account of Ice

HUNDREDS OF JAPANESE SLAIN   Reports from Eastern S: beria Indicate Serious Situation There.   JAPANESE SEND RELIEF FORCES

JAP GUARB ANNIHILATED   Is Belief, According to an Official Report Made Public at Washington.

SIBERIAN MASSACRE OF JAPS REPORTEL   9FFICIAL JAPANESE STATE MENT SAYS HUNDREDS WERE KILLED   Impossible to Learn the Truth Because of Broken Communication

APS NIASGACRED BY HUNDREDS ANG GUARD WIPED OU   Nippon’s Consul Among Victims - at Nikolaevsk, East Siberia, _ ts Official Statement.   ARMY RELIEF EXPEDITION FAILS TO GET THRU ICI   Two Warships Go With Troops to Alexandrovski; Mikado’s Subjects There Safe.

HUNDREDS ARE MAGOACRED WN. CIRERIAN TOWN   Japanese Consul Among the Many Victims of Wholesale Butchery Bee -

SIBERIAN MASSACRE _ OF JAPS REPORTEL   OFFICIAL JAPANESE STATE MENT SAYS HUNDREDS WERE RILLED         Impossible to Learn the Truth Be cause of Rroken Commun-

JAPANESE GUARDS IN EASTERN  SIBERIA ANNIHILATED; CONSUL 1 IS SLAIN. TOKIO ANNOUNCES

JAP GUARDS IN EASTERN SIBERIA ARE ANNIHILATED   Several Hundred Resi dents in Nikolaevsk  Also Believed Killed

IAPS ABNII LUS) HEAVY IN SIBERIA   Sudden Upheaval Ends In Bloody Massacre of lroops And Civilians in District.  Impossible to Send Military Expedition to Relief Due To Ice.

Japanese Guards in Nikolaevsh, Siberia, and Several Hundred Japanese Residents Believed to Have Been Massacred.

AUTOCRACY IS UNDER ATTACK      Senator Reed. Gonéemns League of Nations and ‘Wilson Administration.

REED USES HAMMER CN TWO CANDIDATES   Missouri Senator’s “One Man Show” Is Attended by 16,000 People.

SENATOR REED — FEAYS WHSON   Democrat” “Seriator=“Fron Missouri Speaks to. Great Throng in Kansas -Gity..;   SPEAKER IGNORES ~ COX

RISH PROBLEM [5 EXPOUNDED BY COX   Thousands Hear Nominee. it Final Speech of Western Campaian Tour   LEAGUE iS. EMPHASIZED      Reiterates’ Arguments That Covenant Is Medium for Moral Betterment

TOUR OF THE WEST BROUGHT TO CLOSE   GOVERNOR COX CONCLUDES aT KANSAS CITY, MO.   Satisfaction Expressed Over Results ef Trip, and Prediction Made of Easy Going From Now to November.

Gov. Cox’s 11,300-Mile Campaign Tour Ends With Speech in Kansas City

{ansas City Convention Hall Was Too Small to Accommodate Thousands Who Turned Out to Hear Speech   MEETING AT JOPLIN WAS GREATEST SUCCESS EVER   Reiterates Statement That Irish Cause Will Come Before League After His Election in November.

COX IS CONFIDENT THI VOTERS WiLL PUT HIM OVER   Finishes His 11,000-Mile Swing Around The Circle At Kansas City Saturday

COX CLOSES -HIS— ~__ WESTERN: TRIF   Expresses Confidence “In-Re results of Election; Just “Coasting” Now, He Says.

LEAGUE WILL BE BENEFICIAL T0 IRISH, SAYS CO}   Nominee Ends West ern Campaign Tour At Kansas City.

2 STATES ARE VISITED BY NOMINEE AS HE TAKES MAIN ISSUES TO VOTERS

KANSAS CITY THRONG CHEERS COX TO ECHO   GOVERNOR GIVEN Tumour US KtC br llON— OV IEAGES   BIGGEST CROWD OF TOUR   Kansans and Missourians Gather to Hear Demo Leader——Nominee Confident.

Un FINISIED Ha TOUR OF THE WES]   TRAVELED TOTAL OF 11,300 MILES; MADE 190 SPEECHES IN 22 STATES.   PHOLOS LEAGUE ISSUES   ells Audiences In Missouri And Kansas That America Owes It As Pledge to Soldiers and Bond With Allies

UID GOVERNOR SATISFIED WITH HESULT OF TRIE   Closes His Western Campaign at Kansas City. Where He Is Royally Welcomed: 196 Sneechec

OV. COX 15 GIVEN ROUSING WELCOME AT KANSAS CIT)   Western Campaign oTur End, —Made 220 Speeches in 22  States Since August— Sen. Red Was Away.

COX COMPLETES mt THROUGH WESTERN STATES   Democrat Standard Bearex Closes Giant Speaking _Tour at Kansas City  Saturday a   NEXT CIRCLE IN RAST   AFTER BRIEF. REST MAN ‘OF INDOMITABLE. FORCE WILL: CARRY CAMPAIGN TOWARD . THE RISING SUN

He Travels 11,300 Miles anc Makes 19 Speeches and Says He Will Coast Into White House

GOK oAYS LEAGUE WILL GIVE IRISH PEOPLE A FORUM   Reiterates Promises to Bring Question Before tt if Elected President.   MAKES TEN SPEECHES FINAL DAY OF SWING   Arriving at Dayton This Eve. ning to Rest and Prepare for Another Trip, He Will Have Travelled About 11,30¢ Miles in Twenty-Two States

CROWDS CHEER LEAGUE AS COX runs HIS TRIP   Democratic Nominee Cheerfa Over Results ‘of. Strenuous Campaigning   CANDIDATE ALLUDES © “TO IRISH QUESTION   Declares Covenant Is Medium For Moral’ Betterment of World

HLAT TAR ON PROFITS  Houston Asks Quick A Action  ays Law Should " Much Simplified Would Basin Reduction With the Year 1922   }   Says Law Should Be Much Simplified

GOVERNMENT LOSES BY COURT DECISION   Ruling That Stock Dividends are Not Taxable will Make lt Necessary to Refund About $105,000,000,

QUSTON fo ‘OPPOSED 10. ~ REDUCTIONS      Secretary Declares Income and Excess Profits Levies Must Be Maintained.   URGES SIMPLIFICATION OF PLANS OF TAXATION   Flat Tax on Gross Instead of  Graduated Rates Is Fa-.  -vored by Cabinet Officer,

SECRETARY HOUSTON PROPOSES: FLAT TM ON EXCESS PROFITS   Tells “House. Ways and Mean: Committee No Reduction Can  Be‘Made. Before 1922:     TOCK _ DIVIDEND ~— LOSSES

Tax Reduction at Present Impossible   Secretary Houston Declares Noth ing Can ‘Be Done Until after: 1922,

REDUCTIONS {i FEDERAL TAXta BEING OPPOSEL   Secretary Houston Tells Congress Committee That Such Action Would be “Manifestly Unsafe”   PROPOSES CHANGE IN COLLECTION METHODS   Suggests Flat Rale of Twentyfive Percent ‘of Excess Profits for 1921

eee ee ee ee nA en ncnennnenennmn  NO REDUCTION IN TAX RATE UNTIL 1922 SAYS HOUSTON

INCOME TAXES NOT TO BE REDUCED UNTIL 1922   Secretary Houston Tells House Ways and Means Committee That Excess Profit Taxes Can Not Be Lifted For Two Years.

SAYS TAXES CAN NOT BE CUT,   Houston Declares No Reduction its Possible Until 1922.

CANNOT: BE-CUT.e _FOR TWO YEARS   So Says Secretary of: Treasurs “~Houstén in’ ‘Report: to Way: and Means Committee...

NO TAX CUT UNTIL 1922,   Nat tlonston Would Simplify Income and Kixeeausn Profita Levies,

INGOME TAX 10 STAND UNTIL 1922      Urges Simplification of System And Substitution of Flat Tax On Excess Profits.

NO TAX REDUCTION IN SIGHT   Secretary Houston Says Slight Change In Rate May be Made Effective in 1922.

SIMPLIFICATION CF TAX LEVIES UAGEL   Can be No Reduction on Incomes and Excess Profits Until After 1922, Says Secretary of the Treasury.

eee rrr CT TT  CAN’Y REDUCE PROFIT TAXES UNTIL AFTER THE YEAR 1922   As Law Stands Now, Says Secretary Houston, Must Continue to Collect on Basis as Existing.

FLAT PROFITS TAX 1S URGED   Declares Reduction Canno Be Effeected for Two or Three Years.

HOUSTON URGES RATE PROFITS TAX   Would Substitute Change For Present Graduated System——No Reductions Before 1922

CANNOT CUT INCOME ~ TAXES UNTIL AFTER 197). SAYS HOUSTON   Urges ‘Simplification and Flat ~ TaxOn Excess Profits tnP “Graduated. ”

NO TAX COT UNTIL 1922   But Houston Would Simplify Income and Excess Profits Levies.

STATE TROOPER TS DISCHARGE!   Officer Tries to Collect Reward for Capture of Coughlin Kidnapper.

FELLOW AIRMEN ‘START. SEARCH AEROS STATE   ‘Nothing: “Heard After -Liner ~~ Left: Reno .. Yesterday ‘Héading for East   TWO BIG ARMY PLANES © “EEAVE TQ JOIN HUNT   ‘Believe Aviator..Was Forced Down. At Isolated Spot-in  i  Waste Land

TEACHERS’ WAGES INCREASE   Beatrice Instructors to Get Raine of  Twenty to Twenty-five Per  mmm @hn Cin Tear.

Reatrice tnetructors to Get Haise of Twenty to Twenty-five Per pen’ fae Present \ ear.

[Hinois Governor Gets Permit to Improve Illinois and Des Plaines Rivers.

ec ee  PERMIT FOR CONSTRUCTION — OF ILLINOIS WATERWAY   Jirect Route From Chicago to New Orleans, and Will Benefit Entire Country Including Northwest — Marquette’s Dream Is to Be Realized.

SIMS DESIRED 10 PRUSSIANIZE THE HAV DEPARTMENT   Declares Daniels Be. fore Senate Naval Probe   SHARP ATTACKS ARE MADE

DANIELS ACCUSES SIMS OF DESIRE TO PAUISSIANIZE NAVY   Underlying Motive in Criticism of Department’s Conduct of War, Secretary Says.   IS WILLING TO GO TO COUNTRY WITH ISSUE   Says Admiral Fiske, in Combin@tion With Six Other Subordinate Officers and a Member of Congress, Undertook Surreptitiously and Seeretly to Impose His Ideas,

TRYIRZG TO PRUSSIANIZE NAVY.   Seeretary Daniels Says That is Aim ef Admired Sima.

PAUDOIANIZING AMERICAN NAVY DESIRE OF SIM   Daniels Charges There Was a Disposition to Remove Civilian Control and Make Him a “Rubber Stamp.”

TU PRUSOIANIZE NAVY SIMS PLAN   Alleged Underlying Motive of Criticisms   secretary Daniels Charges Most of Evidence Supporting Sims’ Position Was from Officers who Wished to Remove Civilian Control of Department—Renews Attack

DANIELS DESCRIBES MOTIVES OF SIMS   Charges Desire to Prussianize  Navy Department.   STAFF ISSUE IS TAKEN UP   Secretary Declares Most of Testimony Supporting Admiral's Position Was From Officers Who Wished to Remove Civilian Control of United States Navy.

Sims Desired to PrussianizeNavy Daniels Charges   Secretary Asserts the Admiral Sought to Remove Civilian Control.

PRUSOIANIZE NAVY DANIELS OAYO WAS AlN   NAVAL MEN OBJECT TO CIVILIAN BEING AT THE HEAD OF THE PEPARTMENT,   Says Would Have An Officer Who Combined Power of Von Tirpitz, Kaiser and Staff Chief.

DANIELS THINKS SIMS WANTED TO GERMANIZE NAV)   Would Take Civilian: Out of Power, He Asserts.

Desire to Prussianize Navy Was Sims’ Motive for Charges-- Daniels

SEEK TO REMOVE CIVILIAN CONTRO    Secretary Daniels Says Sims  Would Prussianize the American Navy   ALL POWER TO MILITARY   Civilian Secretary Woult Only Serve as Rubber " Stamp and Messenger

ADMIRAL SIMS WOULD “PRUSSIANIZE” RIAVY   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS HE REFUSED TO BE MILITARY “RUBBER STAMP.”   WOULD ELIMINATE CIVILIAN   Former Aides Sought to Put Naval Officer in Con.rol of Department, He Says.

DANIELS DECLARES SIMS WANTED TO BE AUTOCRA   “Rubber Stamp” Secretary Would Suit the Admiral, He Tells Senate Investigators.

TO PRUSSIANIZE THE DEPARTMEN   Attempt of Rear Admiral _ Sims, According to Sec  retary Daniels.

UNION TELLS U.S. NOT 10 AlD STRIKE   No Settlement Wantec Through Government, Say Switchmen.

“Keep Out of Fight,’ U.S. Told By Brotherhood   Union Head Says Strike Wil - Be Disposed of by Legiti mate Orvanizations.

N. G. Lee, President of Train: men, Warns Governuient Not to Interfere Between Brotherhood and Strikers.         WAGE RAISE DEMAND  =: ADDED BY SWITCHMEN:   Increase to Dollar an Hour Is Latest Demand of Chicago Strikers; Menace Sprea: ing Rapidly.

SOVERNMENT WARNED NOT TO RECOGNIZE STRIKERS   Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Sends Telegram to Federal Commissioner.

WANTS FRIENDS, NOT PARTNERS   Gov. Lowden Says United States  Prefers to Maintain Independence.

SUFFRAGE ISSUE ACUTE:   ni  a io. Washington Antis Start: FightGor. Cox is Anxious.

BEEORE ITS F FIN AL RAT. Bp TRICATION :1 BY. 86th      Proceedin lings: - Asking” ‘That: 2 “Officials e Enjoined from: a ‘Issuing. Any’, ‘Ratification tion Proclamation: Enterad Waday

TO COURT TO DEFEAT SUFF AMENDMENT   Constitutional League Head Ask Court to Enjoin Federal Officials From Putting Law into Effect,

POCEEDIN ANON      resident Ame tional League vent Suffrage ed and Claim fication Was

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT . ATTACKED IN COURT; LEGALITY QUESTIONEL      American Constitutional League *Seeks-to Prevent Its Proclama: : thn by Seeretary of State.

SUFFRAGE FOES ASK FOR Wil   D. C. SUPREME COURT REQUEST ED TO ENJOIN U. S. OFFICIALS FROM ISSUING PROCLAMATION

MOVE 1S MADE 10 BLOCK SUFFRAGE   uit Is Entered to Enjoin Sec: retary of State Bainbridge Colby from Proclaiming the Amendment Ratified.

SUFFRAGE nhl ~BOES TO COURT   Colby and Palmer Enjoined From Enforcing Amendment. When Ratified.   NORTH CAROLINA ACTS.

SUFFRAGE LAW IS ATTACKED   C. S. FAIRCHILD OF NEW YORK STARTS PRO. CEEDINGS.

OUT STARTED IN ATTEMPT 1) BLOCK SUFFRAGE   Supreme Court Asked to Enjoin Colby From Issuing Proclamation Declaring the Amendment Ratified.

WOULD ENJOIN WOMAN VOTE   Head of Constitutional League,in Pro. ceedings Against Bainbridge Colby,

COURT ACTION 1S BEGUN TO HALT SUFFRAGE   Seek to Enjoi Colby From . Issuing Proclamation of Datifiertian

SEEK TO CRIPPLE —SUFF-AMENDMEN]   American Constitutional League Head ‘Brings Proceedings in D. C. Supreme Court.

INWUNCTION ASKED AGAINST SUFFRAGE AN SUPREME COUR]   Astion Is\Taken to’ Prevent Rati. “Reation Being Deciered By - “Beeretary of State.   &OFION IS INSTITUTED BY SUFFEAGE OPPONENTS   Declared That Ratification By Wea. Virginia Was Accom_\s plished By Fraud.      ACTION CAUSES SURPRISE   Suffrage Forces Had Not Yet Ex pected Legal Action Against _ * Ratification.

BRINGS SUT TQ BLOCK SUFFRAGE   American, Constitutional League (Chiims Stato Thatiffeation Was Pleat,   FRAUD IN LEGISLATURE?   CPPONENTS CHARGE IRREGULARTYLES TX MWo-STAVLS.   Preecedings Breught in Washing. ion Weald dinjoin Secretary of  State from issuing Equal Salfrage Ratification,

American Constitutional League  _ President Institutes Suit Against Officials; Claims Ratification Fraud

EFFORT TO ENJUIN SUFFRAGE.   Court Preceedings to Prohibit § Is. seing ef Preclamaticn.

ASK THAT COLBY BE REQUIRED 10 HOLDUP SUFFRAGE   North Carolina Calls Legislature To Ratify Suffrage

LAUNCH ATTACK ON SUFFRAGE IN SUPREME COUR’   Head of Constitutional League Demands Colby Be Restrained from Making Order.   COMES AS A SURPRISE      With One State’s Ratification Yet Needed Suffrage: Leaders Had Not Expected It

FRAUD IS. CLAIMED AN WLVIRGINIA ACTIN =   Meanwhile Louisiana Looked To for Ratification and Cox Gets Busy

Seeks to Bar Proclamation Declaring . Suffrage Ratified :   [ENFORCEMENT ‘ATTACKED      C. §; Fairchild - Would Tie Hands of Attorney General

EFFORT TO PREVENT PROCLAMATION ‘DECLARING RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE

PROCEEDINGS. 70 STOP AMENDMENT   SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY IS TO BE ENJOINED   Ratification in West Virginia Said to Have Been Accomplished by Freud  ~—Tennessee Referred To.

NOT ALLOW EDICT DECLARING SUFF, MEASURE LAW   Claim Ratification by W. Va. Legislature Was Illegal

A SUIT TO. RALT SUFFERAGI   injunction is Asked to Prevent Feder. al Proclamation in District of Columbia Supreme Court.

ATTACK SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT THRU IWAUNETION. SUIT   Constitutional League Seeking to Prevent [ssuance of Federal Proclamation.   ACTION NOW SURPRISE TO SUFFRAGE FORCES   Claim Made That Ratification by West Virginia Illegal Because of Fraud.

WOULD ENJOIN RATIFICATION   New York Organization Op poses Woman Suffrage.   TO HOLD UP PROGLAMATION   Suit Filed Against Bainbridge Colby, Secretary of State by Constitutional League

ASK PROVISIONS. NOT BE ENFORCED   Would Enjoin Secretary From Issuing Suffrage Proclamation.

FAIRCHILD — ASKS CHECK ON SUFFRAGE   Head of Constitutional League Starts Proceedings.

Anti-Suffragists Ask in. ~ function; Claims Ilegal ' ‘Methods Used. .   SOUTHERN $' STATES MOVING TO. RATIFY

PAUGEEDINGS 10 OIGP AMENDMENT   SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY 18 T) BE ENJOINED   AUS SUFERIGE IN SOURT   Ratification in West Virginia Said to Have Been Accomplished by Fraud  —Tennessee Referred To.

INJUNCTION SUIT LAUNCHED; FRAUD IN W.VA. CHARGED   Antis’ Action Foreseen Urge Ratification By Other States.

WOULD GIVING VOTE TA] FAIR SEX   President of Constitutional’ League in Proceedings Against Colby and  Palmar   COURT HANDS DOWN RULING!   Secretary of State and Attorney General Must Show Cause why Injunction Shall Not be Granted

Injunction ‘Granted. Against -Pal mer and:Secretary of State Colby.

TO ENJOIN SUFFRAGE   This is What “American Constitutional League” Wishes.       USTICE ISSUED AN ORDER      Officials Must Show Cause Why Motion as Asked for Sheuldo't be Granted.

SUFFRAGE — AMENDMENT ATTACKED   BEFORE ITS FINAL RAT“IFICATION BY 36th —OU STATE. : ;   Proceedings Asking That Officials Be Enjoined from Issuing Any Ratification tion Proclamation Entered Today. #

ANTI-GUFFO OK TO ENJO!N COLB)   Start Proceedings to Stop Proclamation Declaring Suffrage Amendment Ratified.   Also Move to Prevent Attorney General From Enforcement —Hearing July 13.

OLEK 1 ERAUIN ENFURSEMENT Ut UAL SUFFRAGE   ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS ATTACK LE GALITY OF WEST VIRGINIA RATIFICATION,

SUIT FILED TO PREVENT SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT GOING INTO EFFECT   Ratify it,  Says Cox

CONSTITUTIONAL LEAGUE STARTED SURPRISE MOVE   Ratification by Twa States is Claimed Illegal ~

SUFFRAGE APPROVAL GETS A CHALLENGE   New Yorker Seeks Injunctior Against Setretary of State and Attorney General Palmer.

ASK THAT COLBY BE REQUIRED 10 HOLDUP SUFFRAGE   New Yorker Anticipates Prociamation Enfranchising Women And Asks Courts to Enjoin It  Attacks Action On The Grounds   North Carolina Calls Legislature To Ratify Suffrage

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS APPEAL TO GOURT:   Action of West VirginiaAssemb' Held Wega 

“\CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYS OF ‘RE TURN J. PURMAN AND. "MAR" LeC*” .JORIE AMELIA “RIGGS”

TURMAN FAMILY HOLDS REUNION   CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYS OF RETURN J. TURMAN AND MAR-. JORIE AMELIA RIGGS   MANY PERSONS PRESEN

STATE WITNESSES DENY SIGNATURES   Five Tell Jury in Newberry Trial Did Not Sign Petitions.

THE NEWBERRY TRIAL   . + 2 ee . Government Witnesses Attempt to - . Diseredit Helme— Witnesses  Repudinte Siznatures, 

AS RICH AS CALIFORNIA   Declares Harry Thomas Cory, Former Director Foreign Red Cross Relief.

GERMAN STEAMSHIP - MEN ARRIVE   Belief is That Americans Are t Have Important Hand In the Management of North German Lloyd Line.

AMERICANS 10 AD GEAMAN OCEAN LINE   Teuton Representative of Steamship Firm Visits New York.   TO USE CAPTURED BOATS

ANERICANS WILL HAVE HAND IN eEAMIAN INES   Arrival .of -Director General Heineken Lends Significance, to Many Rumers   IMPORTANT fee QOKEB FOR   Harriman Interests Get Control -of Navigation Corporation; Make Announcement

Third Term Disclaimer Would Mean Loss of Power, Prestige for Wilson   GERMAN SHIPPING DIRECTORS ARRIVE   Gives Credence to Report U: S. May Have Big Hand in Hun Sea Trade.

U. S. Interests To Have Big Part In Germany’s Sea Transportation

GERMAN SHIPPER REACHES AME RIG!      WILL CONFER WITH OFFICIALS OF AMERICAN LINES TODAY.

British Firm Gets Huge Oil  Area in Mexico   South American and Hur garian Fields Also Being Develoned.

ENGLISH ACTIVITY SEARCHING FOR Ol   American Government Ad:«vised of Situation.

ALLIES WILL ACT iF PEACE FAILS   Military Intervention in Rubr Industrial District in Germany is Considered Likely.

ALLIES MAY SEND ARMY TO GERMAN)   i EBERT CANNOT RESTORE On. DER ALLIED TROOPS WITT TAKE A HAND.

EBERT WILL FIGHT RADICALS IN WEST   PERMISSION SOUGHT   GOVERNMENT FORCES READY FOR OFFENSIVE—ALLIES To ACT IF EBERT IS UNABLE  TO QUELL COMMUNIST UPRISINGGS

ALLIES WILL SEND TROOPSINTORUHR IF GERMANS FAIL   FUTURE OF GERMANY DEPENDS UPON PMMEDIATE RESTORANON OF ORDER IN INDUSTRIAL KEGION   NEW CABINET IS FORMED   London Hears That New Cabinet, is in’ Power—Westphalian City is “apiured by Red Forces —Situation is Critical

INVASION OF RUHR INDBSTRIAL REALM 1S NOW PROBABLI   Failure of German Government Troop: to Restore Order Will Bring Allied Infervention

Gov't. Troops in Wesse Captured by Reds-Armistice Refused  Government

ALLIED MILITARY INTERVENTION = -INGERMANY IF GOVERNMENT — TROOPS CAN'T RESTORE ORDEI   Allies Will Send As Many Troops Into Rubr District as Ebert ‘  ‘Wishes---Under Paris Treaty Terms Allied Troops ’ Have Right to Enter Germany

i DRED IN RU          HF PIEPSEN PARLEYS FAIL Ad: 8 WIRL GRANT USE OF AS  NY TROOPS AS NEEDED,   CRITICAI SITUATION REPORTED UNRELIEVEL   Comniiinist)s Control Germany's Only Coal Bupt ly, Making Situation . Mac 1 More Serious,

Ebert Forces Will Be Allowed to Enter District Without Allied Restriction —   LABOR WILL MAKE STRONG OPPOSITION   THREATEN TO FLOOD MINES, PRACTICALLY ONLY SOUROR OF GERMANY’S FUEL, IN CASE. OF INVASION, 

German Government. Wilk Permitted to Hurl Tre Into Rubr, and Unless Sui cessful, Foch Will Advani             President Wilson Reque by House to Define: Sta of U. S$. Troops on Rhi Wesel Armistice Declared

HOLD CALLER FOR SHOOTING.   Police. Livestigaice Denth ‘of Cleve"9 S Tand Woman.

oIAL HOT TO UEATH EARLY . THIS MORNING   Cincinnati Chauffeur in Home at Time of Shooting, Says Killing Was Accidental

GULLINS MASTER MIND / - 000,000 TRAIN ROB  At Omaha Senten ced to 15 Year at eavenwor th.   At Omaha Sentenced to 15 Years at Leavenworth.

15-YEAR TERM TO “BRAINS” OF . MATL ROBBER}   Keith: Collins, Bogus Army Officer, Sentenced for  2 TAN AAD THs Att

SETTLE RAILWAY STRIKE IN SPAIN   aa nearer  Plan Agreed Upon For End ing General Walkout Ordered Yesterday

RAILWAY STRIKE IN SPAIN ENDS; WAGES TO GO UF   Government Will P Will Pay Them Enough to Per it Con-.

THWARTED:  WHATS BELEVED TO WN BEEN AN ATTEMPT  To Steal Official Ballots. Earoute   ‘To Steal Oficial Ballots. Earoute from Ft. Wayne to State House.

ATTEMPT TO STEAL BALLOTS   One Bundle Of Ballots Is Feunc On Statehouse Lawn And Rob hebryv Js Suspected.

CONDITION OF CARDINAL GIBBONS NOT ALARMING   Physicians Attending Him Say They Can Discover No  Organic Tronble.

PEARY’S FLAG IS PICKED UP   Stare and Stripes Planted at North Pole Found 400 Miles Away \ From /t,

PEARY FLAG, INTACT, FOUND   Discovered 400 Miles Away From Original Geographical Point.

N. Y. LADS WILL MEET  THE HIGH COST OF BASE  ’ ‘or, al we awe AVE TeTN NTSC

YOUNG AMERICA IS GOING TO.FIGHT H, CG. 4   High Price of Athletic Sapplies Hits Borced hem. to Go Back to Games  Played by Pheiv Fathers,

ADMIRAL CAPPS HERE      Lord Rowell, of England, Also Sunday Guedt.

Greenville Council . ’R. and S. M: Masons   The Greenville Councit Ri &' SM. Masons Elects Officera for the Year 4924.

ARREST OF NUMBER OF STRIKERS POSSIBLE   May be Prosecuted With Lead ers for Conspiracy to Create Fhortage of Coal.

WHEAT GROWERS STRIKE FOR dd PER BUSHEL   Alleged To Have Refused To Ship Their Grain Untess They Can Get This Price

GRAIN DEALERS WATCH MARKE!   Growers Said to Be Re . fusing.to Ship Wheat For Selling

WHEAT MEN IN.  ~ PRICE STRIKE   WILL NOT SELL UNTIL GRAIN REACHES $3.00 A BUSHEL.   TAKING BIG LOSS NOW   COST OF PRODUCTION EX-. CEEDS MARKET QUOTATION,   Governor Allen Helping With Invedtlgation of Chicago Wheat , Pi Manipulations. ,

WHEAT RAISERS ON STRIKE   Refuse to Ship Producis to Market Until “Base Price of $0 Is Received.

Wheat Growers Secretary Says “Strike” Will Be Quickly Effective.

FARMERS 10 HOLD THEIR WHEAT FOR bd A BUSHEL   70,000 Members of National Association of Wheat Raisers Strike.

WHEAT GROWERS HOLD OUT FOR: $3   Karisas Ranchers Reported To B .: On “Strike”; “Price Expecte: Within 90 Dava .

GRAIN MEN DIFFER ON “WHEAT STRIKE   MOVEMENT TO FORCE PRICE UP TO $3 A BUSHEL IS ASSERTED   MOHLER DENIES STRIKE   While Secretary of Wheat Growers’ Association Says It Is in Full Effect   — Said to Be Refusing t p Wheat Until the Price Goes to $3

WHEAT PRICE TO HIGH MARK IS PREDICTED   Secretary Wheat Grow ers Says Three Dollars in Ninety Days.

FARMERS WANT $3 PER BUSHEL OR WON'T SHIF   “Strike” Called by Wheat Growers’ Association.  WATCH FOR EFFECTS   Secretary of KanSas State Board of Agriculture Denies Any Such “Strike” in State,

Grain, Operators and Marke Officials Center Interest on Campaign

GAIN RAISERS STRIKE; DEALERS “WATGH RESULT   Farmers to Hold- Wheat Until - Prices Reaches $3 a 7. Bushel   GROWERS SHE AD DIETS SUCCESS   ‘Others: Declare There Is No  Cancerted Action on HoldPing Back Product

WeEAT 70 BE $3 i MET ms  ia miler eT Re  THRE STRIKE Secretary Wheat Grow ers Declares Strike is fn

GRAIN OPERATORS WATCHING EFFECT OF WHEAT STRIKE   Men Who Are Back of the Move Say Cereal Will Touch $3.00 Mark Inside of 90 Days. :

GROWERS “STRIKING” FOR  THREE DOLLAR. WHEAT IS REPORT FROM THE WES1

WHEAT GROWERS PLAN WATCHED BY MARKET MEN   Organization Secretary Says Farmers “Strike” is Fully Effective

WHEAT OT RIK BY FARMEa NFULLFORG!   OBJECT IS TO HOLD GRAIN UNTIL PRICE OF $3 PER BUSHEL IS REACHED

WATCH STRIKE OF WHEAT CROWERS   Grain Operators and Market Officials Ueeply Interested  State Official in Kansas Says No “ Strike” Exists 

MOVEMENT TO FORCE PRICE “UP TO $3 A BUSHEL IS © ASSERTED   MOHLER DENIES STRIKE   While Secretary of Wheat Grow: ers’ Association Says It-Is in i . Full. Effect   ‘Farmers Said to Be Refusing t Ship Wheat Until the Price Goes to $3

WHEAT GROWERS REPORT STRIKE   Is Being Watched Today by Giain Operators and Market Offi  cials.

FARM BUREAU INPLEA TO ASSIST BOOST IN PRICE   “Sell No More Than is Absolutely Necessary” is Advice To Producers of Grain and  Livestock of State,

WHEAT GROWERS START ENFORCING DEMANDS FOR $3   Refusal To Sell Expect ed To Bring Up The Price In 90 Days.

MARKETS WATCH WHEAT “STRIKE  NOW UNDER WAY   PROBABLE EPFECT ON MARKET: BEING. CLOSELY WATCHED BY  \LL DEALERS.

Troops Patrol Streets. Of Alexandria To Avert Threatened Race Riots

FEAR RACE WAR AND RIOTS IN WASHINGTON      Bloodshed Looked For Following Attempt to Lynch Negro.

GAPITAL FEARS REPETITION OF RACE RIQTING   Altempted Lynching of Murder: er Stirs Colored Residents of Alexandria, Va   MILITIA PATROLS THE STREETS

RACE RIOTS FEARED © AT WASHINGTON D.C   Police Ordered ta Stop Act: Choused Blosdshed ii Washington / Last Samonier,

POLICE ALERT — FOR OUTBREAK IN WASHING TON   Repetition of Race Riots I Feared Following Attempt to Lynch Negro   CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA, VA., RISE UP IN ARMS   PEOPLE BUY ALIL REVOLVERS IN TOWN, ORGANIZE WAR VETERANS AND CALL OUT HOME GUARD

CLASH BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGROES (MINN ~—WMASHINGTON, REPORT   Death of Thomas Moore Stirs Populace To Anger While Colored Folk Seeth Under wT, Lynch Talk Fire.

EGHTS FOR dd) BEER   New York Brewer Seeks to Restrain Enforcement Amendment   SAYS DECISION ONLY ON VOLSTEAD ACT   Bill of Complaint Says 2.75 Beer Not Intoxicating

Neen eee eee ee eee eee ee ne eee eee eee eee eT ee ee siamese eeu canara  WILL MAKE ANOTHER FIGHT TO SALVAGE THE 2.75 BEER

Illinois Convention Meets and Elects Delegates ai Large Without Any Streggcle.

ILLINOIS DEMOGRATS ENDORSE PRESIDENT AND NAME DELEGATES   Efforts of Chicago Delegates to Insert “Wet” Plank Voted Down.

ALABAMA COAL - STRIKE PROBED ~ BY COMMISSION   Conferences With Representatives From Operators and Miners Are Planned During Hearing.   12,000 MEN OBEY CALL AND GO OUT ON STRIKE   Only 57 Mines Not Affecte Out of 200 Mines in State: 5,000 Union Men Wor! Cut of 27.000.

STRIKE OF MINERS SPREADING RAPID   Over Half the Number in Birmingham District Out and Total Is Growing.

UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.   The Warder Family Visited Puice by Death and Daughter Very Tl,

Six Were Killed By Train At Erie, Pa   Chicago and .Roston . Limited .SideSwiped Tuffalo-Clevelund train in Unton Station.

PRESIDENT GOES 4 "ON MOTOR JAUNT ABOUT CAPITAL   First Outing § Since He Was Sent to Bed te October.

PRESIDENT RIDES OUT   Lured Out of Doors by Balmy Spring Weather.

WILSON TAKES FIRST AUTO JAUNT SINCE HIS ILLNESS   Balmy Spring Weather Lures President Out—Is Much Bene. fited by Trip.

Leaves White House Ground for First Time Since Bein: Put to Bed a Very Sick Ma Five Months Ago.

PRESIDENT TAKES SPIN AT CAPITOI   First Time Of White House Grounds Since Serions Dt Contracted Last  ness, Pall.

LEGISLATION TO BE WATCHED   Republican Leaders Ready Te Smother Bills Inimical To Party Harmony.

LOOK FOR WILoOh TO VETO MEASURE   White House Officials Say They Expect Disapproval of Finance Corporation Revival.

STRUGGLE SEEMS * LIKELY ONWAR — ‘FINANCE CORP.   PRESIDENT HAS NOT GIVv. EN OUT ANY SPECIFIC INFORMATION.

G. 0. P. REMAINS FIRM IN ITS STAND   Democrats Bolt Treaty Parley on Peace Pact.   “Walk Out of Conference When Repub  licane Refuse to Accept Taft Reservation.

FIGHT IN OPEN SENATE IS FINALLY DETERMINED UPON: ARTICLE TEN PROVES JONAH

NCA MCD  Ur UTA AATIHGATION 1 BE SHAT   Last Attempt to Reach Compromise in Session Is Failure   TROUBLE ARISES OVER ARTICLE TEN   senator Hitchcock Off for Omaha; No Action Unlil He Returns

Bi-Partisan Committee Members Disagree on Article Ten.   DEMOCRATS TO BRING TREATY INTO SENATE   Lodge Rejects Taft Reservation; Has no Counter Proposal. . —_..

Draft of Commilitec’s Work by Wr Hiteheock Does Not Correspon With Review of Accomplishment by Mr. Lodge, and Bitter Aftermt Seems in Store,

TREATY BREAK IS LESS LIKELY, ~ BELIEF TODAY   Bipartisan ‘Conference Resumed. -—Vital Decisions Next Week.

BI PARTIGAN TREATY MEET IO BROKEN UP   Democrats Walk Out and Will Take Issue to’ Open Session.

ALL CEFORTo TO  BALAK UEADLOGK UN PEACE PAGT ARE FRUNTLESS   Further Conference Deliberations Are Useless Say Supporters and Parley Is Rrought to Sudden Halt.   WHOLE MATTER MAY BE THROWN INTO SENATE   End Comes When Senator Lodge Renews Refusal to Compromise on Article X, Written by Mr. Taft.

COMPROMISE _ DEA BLOCKED BY ARTICLE 10   DEMOCRATS WALK OUT WHEN LODGE DEFINITELY. REFUSES TO ALTER STAND.

BI-PARTISAN EFFORTS FOR TREATY COMPROMISE FAIL   Republicans Refuse to Accept Reservation to Article Ten and Parlance Breaks Up—Democratic Senate Leaders Plan to Bring Fight Into Open—Expect Debate on Document Will Start February 10.

WALK OUT OF MEETING Ok LEADERS   B reakComes When Lodge Refuses to Accept Reservation to Article 10—To Seek Another Method of Ratification.

——-FRFT’S EFFOR   Suggestion For Reservatior On Article’ 10° Turned Down and_ Bi-Partisan  . Conference Breaks Up.

j3! JON ALL HOPE 1F COMPROMISE ay BCACE TREATY   ciforts of Bipartisan Senate Committee End ina Coilure.   neycORATIC MEMBERS _caVE THE CONFERENCE   cock Intends to Bring p.ct Up for Ratification on February 10.

wJELIBERATIONS ARE GUT SHORT AS NEMS WALK ALT   LAST ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE PEN FAILS.”   CON. LODGE BALKS   Republican Leader Refuses to Accept Reservation by Taft.

CANNOT BREAK  PEACE TREATY  UEADLOCK BY NEGOTIATION   Democratic Senators Prepare to Bring Fight Back to Senate Floor.   Lodge Still Insists No Change Will Be Considered in Article Ten.   Conference Then Finally Agrees to Disagree and Breaks Up in Hurry.

‘Hitchcock. Will Move for Ratification on February: 10th. . He Says—Party. Reviews: of —Work: “This: Far ‘Differ Ma baxtaltc,

BOLT TREATY PARLEY   DEMCCRATS WALK OUT WHEN NEGOTIATIONS FAIL,   Article Ten Is the Bone of Contention That Causes Break Between the Leaders.

G. 0. P. WON’T BUDGE   Democrats Bolt Treaty Parley on Peace Pact.   Walk Out of Conference When Repub licans Refuse to Accept Taft Restrvation, ,

BIPARTIOAN PLAN Of PEACE TREATY FAILS   EFFORTS TO BREAK DEADLOCK BY UNOFFICIAL NEGOTIATIONS , UNAVAILING.   Democratic Senate Leaders Quickly Draft Plans to Renew Fight in the Open.

Lodge Refuses to Accept Res: ervation Drafted by Taft   Democrats Leave Conference And Will Adopt Other Tactics

SENATE TREATY PARLEY BREAKS UP OVER ART. X   End Comes When Lodge Refuses to Compromise Further   RENEW FIGHT IN OPEN   Democrats on Feb. 10 Will Move! to Take Up Controversy  on the Senate Floor '

EFFORTS 10 OREAK TREATY DEADLOCK ENDS il FAILURE   Article Ten and Mon: roe Doctrine Stumbling Block   } LEADERS ISSUE STATEMENTS

TREATY DEAD FOR THE TIME   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE TER MINATES IN WALKOUT.   FIGHT NEXT TO SENATE FLOOR   HITCHCOCK ANNOUNCES SUCH 15 HIS FUTURE PLAN.   Unyielding Attitude ef Ledge Va Article Ten and Mearee Dectrine Brings Break and Final Diaseiation.

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS DECLARE  ~ CONSULTATION IS NEXT  REQUISITE

LODGE RENEWS ‘REFUSAL TO COMPROMISE ARTICLE   Hitchcock Wilt Move Senate ~ To Take Up Ratification Question on Feb. 10

FFFORTS 19 BREAK THE PACT DEABLOCK   come To Nothing and the Hope is Vanishing   “or a Renewal of the Batde In the Old Trenches, \fter (juitting the Conferer.¢, Saying  Dis ci ssion is Useless.

DEMOCRATIC SOLONS WALK OUT OF MEET   Bi-Partisan, Ratification Ne: gotiations Come to. - Sudden Close!   LODGE REFUSES TO “ACCEPT TAFT DRAFT

TREATY PARLEY IS DISBANDED   Democrats Walk Out of the Bi-Partisan Discussion;  (;o to the Floor.

FAILURE AT END UF GONFERENGE   Efforts to Break Treaty _ Deadlock Bootless   BACK TO OPEN SENATE   Negotiations Finally Meet Dis. aster Over Long Debated Article Ten—Lodge Renews His Refusal to Compromise on that Article and Rejects Reservation by Taft.

EFFORTS 10 BREAK TREATY. BLOCKADE ARE UNSUCCESSFUL   ‘Democrats. ‘Walk From’ Confer.  ence. When Ledge Refuses Te  -Give Any Further-Ground.,   TO -RENEW FIGHT IN -OPEN

EW CLASH QVER TREATY   Democratic Senators Walk Out This Time.   SENATOR LODGE OBDURATE   As Leader of Republicans Refuses to Accept a Taft Reservation.

HIGHT T0 B DEADLOCK FAILS   BI-PARTISAN NEGOTIATIONS IN SENATE MEET ABRUPT FAILURE   TREATY GOESBACK TOFL(O2   Democrats Plan Strategy for Fight in Open—Back Article X Changes.

LANDLORDS OF N. Y. AND TENANTS MEET FOR LOBBY BATTLE   Two Rival. Factions Arrive in Albany on Separate Special Trains as Rent Bills Are Lip.

COAL CONCERN INDICTED   West Virginians Charged With Violations of the Lever Ac¢.

VIOLATION LEVER AGT IN THE SALE OF FOAL CHART   Thirty-ive Companies and Chief Offloers Named in Warrants Issued.   PRICES EXACTED FOR » FUEL NOT MADE PUBLIC   Action Taken Under Direct Instructions From Department of Justice, Assistant United States Attorney Joseph N, Kenna Explains.

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR COAL OPERATORS   Probe Results in Allegations Profiteering in West Vir MmMmMia

ISSUE WARRANTS FOR 35 COAL MEN AS PROFITEERS      Government Inquiry to  Bring Arrests in Southern i Nar aet Viroinia.

CANADA DOLLAR TAKES A JUMP: POUND HIGHER   Opening of Foreign Exchange Today Shows Decided Improvement in British Money.

Pounds, France and Live Also 4 in New York’ Ferelgn Exchange ‘Market. 4

CANADIAN DOLLAR GOING UP   Pounds, Francs and Lire Also Advances in New York Foreign Exchange Market.

FIT OUT LEGION ROOMS   . ©. Mendes Bensted Tate th Albert Lents Pest.

JURY EXONNERATES QMAHA CAFE OWNER   Armour Held to Have Been Justi fied in aheetine Real Estate aler.

METHODISTS té WITHDRAW. -FRON INTER-CHURCH WORLD *LMOVEMENT? BISHOPS DECIDE

DROP WORLD CHURCH WORK   Methodist Episcopal House of Bishops Decides to Meet Obligations of $1,500,000.

EXTRA SESSION DISAPPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE   Republican Organization of State Opposes Governor’s Plan to Call Legislature Together Soon.   CANDIDATES ALSO WANT NO SESSION

UP 10 GOODRICH   FEI UCRELICAN LEADERS OPPOSE EXTRA SESSION,   omummittee Selects State Convention Date bor May (2 and t3.

TERRIFIC CRASH AT A HUNDRED MILES PER HOUR   Gaston Chevrolet, Eddie O'Donnell and Lyalls Jolis are Killed

TWO STAR DRIVERS KILLED IN RACE   GASTON CHEVROLET. EDOt O'DONNELL ANO MECHANICHAN DIE IN COLLISION

CHEVROLET, AUTO RACER IS KILLED      ("Donnell Severely Hurt, And His Mechanician Dead Following Collision

UDONWELL tc THIRD WIGHIN OF FATAL RALE   Famous Auto Driver Dies Today—Chevrolet and Mechanician Killed Instantly.

YOONWELL, DHEVAULET, JOLLS, DEA   CARS COLLIDE IN 250 MILE TURKEY DAY SPEED EVENT   Eddie O'Donnell Dies Early Today Result  Injuries Received.

COMMUNISTS: OF AMERICA PLOT TO DESTROY U.S   Secretary Wilson’s Decision Leads Way to Deportation

Duty of Secretary of Labor to Appl the Law to the Facets as He Find Them, Says W. B. Wilson, in Order ing Execution of Deportation We: rant for Englebert Preis,

Deportation of Aliens Is In Direct Keeping with Immigration Act.

COMMUNIST PARTY TS REVOLUTIONARY, SECRETARY WILSON   Cabinet’s Labor Official Makes : Ruling in the Case of Engleberg Preiss.   TEACHINGS OF PARTY ARE GOVERNMENT OVERTHROW   Decision Will Have Bearing on Many Cases Against Persons Similarly Charged.

RULING MADE BY THE DEPARTMENT   Secretary of Labor Wilson ays Organization Is Revolutionar in Purpose Within Meaning of Law,   OPENS WAY TO RID U. S. OF ALIEN REDS   Official Statement Is Given In Passing Upon Case of Englebert Pries, Native of Austria.

COMMUNIST PARTY REVOLUTIONARY 1S OPINION OF SECRETARY WILSON CF DEPT OF LABOR

COMMUNISTS ARE DECLARED 10 BE REVOLUTIONISTS   Secretary Wilson Issues a Deportation Warrant  for Preis.

SOMMUNIST PARTY HELD “REV. OLUTIONARY” BY SECRETARY OF LABOR   QUOTE RADICAL PRINCIPLES   Destrnetion of Government Advocated by Extremists’ Texts—~ Teach Violence,

WILSON GIVES BASIS FOR DEPORTATION:   In Official Opinion, Declares Communist Party of Amoricea le *A Rovolutionary Party.”?

All Communists Held — to Be Revolutionaries By Secretary. Wilson   -aves Way for Deportation of Large Number of Aliens Who Advocate Destruction. of OurGovernment.. ag

MUST BE DEPORTED i¢ ARDEP   Secretary of Labor Wilson Holds the Gommunists of ~ America Is a “Revolu+ tionary Party”   RULES AUSTRIAN ARRESTED IN “RAIDS MUST LEAVE   Exposes Constitution and Program of Soviet Organi-. zation in America ~

SECRETARY OF LABOR ADDUCES PA cTs TO SHOW JUSTICE OF DEPORTATION — REDS PLAINLY STATE PURPOSE TO SEIZE RULE HERE

DECISION PAVES WAY FOR QUGTING UF MANY RADICALS   "BCKRETARY OF LABOR HOLDS ORGANIZATION AS REVOLUTIONARY   AULING AGAINST PARTY   Opinion Handed Down in (Cave Against Austrian Affects All Those Who Adhere to Principles

SECTRETARY OF LABOR WIL. SON RULES THAT MEMBERSHIP IN THE PARTY SUBJECTS ALIENS TO DEPORTATION UNDER THE LAW..   MANIFESTO IS QUOTED

AMERICAN PEAGE MAKERS BILLS TOTAL $1,651,191   President Gives Expenses of Commission at Versailles . Gonference

PEACE {a EXPENSIVE   Wilson Commission Spends Ove Million and a Half in Saving of the World

EXPENSES OF AMERICAN  PEACE COMMISSION WERE OVER MILIION Pat Aare

PEACE COMMISSION EXPENSIVE.   Cost Government Over ai Million and a Half.

Expenses ‘American. “Peace Commission       President. Wilson Sends MesSape.. to Congress: Showtig Peace Comimis° gton Expenses. to Be $1,6351.191.09:

COST S10, 1311 SEND COMMISION FOR PEAGE ABROA   President’s Report Shows Loss and Damage at the Hotel Totaled $125,870.

ON SENDS PEACE MISSION BILL TA SOLON   Total of Over Million anc Half for Expenses of America’s Part in the Peace Conference

COST OF PEACE PARLEY TO U.S. WAS $1,651,191   Wilson Sends Accounting of Expenditures to a  Pe eS hs se te

TOTAL EXPENSE OF PEACE COMMISSION   RIOT OF EXTRAVAGANCE SHOWN BY PRESIDENT'S REPORT.

WILSON MESSAGE GIVES EXPENSE   AMERICAN PEACE COMMIS SION COST GOVERN. MENT OVER MILLION

AMERICAN PEACE PARTY EXPENSES   Cost Almost Two Millions to Participate in Versailles Conference.

OVER A MILLION PAID FOR PEACE   PRESIDENT WILSON TELLS CONGRESS WHAT AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSION SPRNT   WAR COST BILLIONS   Statement of Adjusted War Expenditures. Submitted By Secretary Houston

Expenses American Peace Commissiot   President Wilson Sends Mes%age to Congress Showing Peac® Comimisston FExnenses to Be $1,651,101.09.

ae MESSAGE - SENT TO SENATE BY THE PRESIDENT   Wilson Reports on Expenses of American Delegation to Peace Conference   CONGRESS HITS. ITS STRIDE WITH PRELIMINARIES OVER   Regulation of Packing Industry Discussed in Senate

THE DAY'S NEWS: AT WASHINGTON   FINAL REPORT ON COST oF OUR PEACE COMMISSION. -  é   NET COST OF THE WAR’   AN ROUND NUMBERS MONEY; OUTLAY WAS 24 BILLION, “2   Revision of the Tarlft: wit he One: of the First Tasks Undertaken , By New Administration. F

PEACE TRIPS’ COSTS GIVEN BY PRESIDENT   Over Million and Half Dollars Spent on Trips To Europe.

OPEGIAL W-ESAGE DETAILS EXPENSE UF PARIS JOU NE   Total Outlay of Americar , Peace Commission During Work Abroad $1,651,191.09.

NOTHING SLOW ABOUT WiLoON ANL Hla ENTOURAGE      JAUNT TO VERSAILLES COST $1, 703,712.06,   LAUNDERING LINEN ALONE COST NEARLY $65,000,   Damage to Property the Peace Mis sion Occupied Was Over $125,000, President Compellied to Submit Figures to the Senate.

PEACE PILGRIMAGE 15 COSTLY   fs President Wilson Submits Statement  of Expenses On Trip To Europe and Saigien Ahensel

Trip of Presidential Party to Paris Cost ‘Nearly Million and Half

U.S. PEACE 3 COMMISSION COST $1,651,191.09   President Submits Report Showing Expenditures to Decemher 4. 19020.

ULTIMATUM GIVEN BY BROTHERHOODS IS UP AT MIDNIGHT   Strikers Refusing to Return t Work Will Lose Seniority Rights.

SITUATION IS MUCH IMPROVED   All Strikers Expected to “Return . to Work: at Midnight Tonight. _

More Votes Needed By: All Candidate:   No One in Either Camp Has Enough it Sight Now to Even Make Him Reasonably Sure of the Nomination.

DECISION TO BE MADE MONDAY ON _ CONTESTED SEAT   Interest: of Republicans QOver the Na tion Couters in the Clyims of tes   WooD LEADS OTHERS AT THE PRESENT TIME   Has 133) Pledged Delegates; Johnson Is Second and Lowden Third ~—Few Changes Expected

GONTEST PROBABLE WITH REPUBLICANS   INDICATED SEVERAL SOUTH ERN DELEGATIONS WILL CAUSE A ROW.   DENERAL WOOD 15 LEADEH   On Basis of Both Instructed and Uninstructed Delegates, the ‘Major General Has the Greatest Strength

138 CONTESTS TO SETTLE AT THE G.0.P.CONVENTION   NO CIIANCR FOR NOMINATION ON FIRST BALLOT, EVEN He ALL GO PO ONE MAN—FIREWORKS  STALTS NENT MONDAY,

WOODANDLOWDEN BATTLE FOR 138 CONTESTED SEATS       SREBENTIALS OF DELEGA CHECAGO CONN ENTION ‘TO BEOPROBED BEGINNING MONDAY      W'ADOGG IS STILL GAINING   Domocats Ate Sti Selecting Helegates to San Francisca Con venti ® Chance  far Decision on Pirst Ballots

Sub-Committee of Nationa Republican Committee Will Decide.   WOOD, JOHNSON AND LOWDEN ARE INTERESTED   Whole of Contested Delega: tions Would ;Not Give Anyone Nomination,

“ONES F CONVENTION      REPUBLICANS. WILL TAKE U} CONFESTS AT MERTING OF ? COPMITTRE WoNDAY.            ELEGATER To. - SAK TESCO. CONVENTION TO) BS CHOSEN.

Sub-Committee of Republican National Convention to Start Threshing Out Contests Monday: Will Report to Credential Committee.

CONTSETFOR DELEGATES TO BE DECIDED   Indications Point (Td 138 Contests — Nof Enough For One Té ‘Win.

SEN. NEWBERRY FOUND GUILTY   SIXTEEN OTHERS CONVICTED IN ELECTION FRAUDS,   UNDER CORRUPT PRACTICE ACT   Jury At Grand Rapids Returns Ver. dict At 11:20 This Forenoon— Maximum Penalty $s Two Years  in Prison and $10.000 Fine,

SEHATOR NEWBERRY GONVIGTED OF FRAUD   cENTENCE TWO YEARS   ————— anal  FEDERAL JURY IN MICHIGAN COURT CONVICTS ALSO FIFTEEN MEN WHO WERE ON TRIAL WITH HIM— 85 ARE  ACQUITTED

MEN IR MASKS WIRDER THREE ~FTTIPY BIIANE   One Man Taken From Sickbed Aad Shot by Group In Uniform   BELFAST SCENE OF SERIOUS DISORDERS   Rome Believes Death of Lord Mayor Will Add to ’ Troubles

AS SUSPECTS IN DUBLIN  ea); a oa 2   Party On Way to London Detained by Police   Outbreaks in Dublin, Galway and Belfast Follow WSwiney Death '

NEW REIGN OF KILLING IN IRELAND FOLLOWS: DEATH OF MAG SWINEY      Uprisings Involve Destruction of Property as Reports Come ThatFive More Hunger Stetare Area Neary End.   BODY OF CORK’S LORD MAYOR. GOES TO THE FAMILY WEDNESDAY

ARREST AVENGERS OF MAYOR'S DEATH, CLAIM   lrish Republic Soldiers Helc For Further Probe.

WAITING WORD FROM DANIELS      No Decision What to Do in Case of  Admiral Decker.

GERMAN GUNNERY LICKED BRITISH AT JUTLAND   REAR ADMIRAL PLUNKETT TESTIFIED BEFORE SENATORS   Secretary Daniels Held Responsible For Unprepared Condition of the U. S. Navy Before the War by Adm. Plunkett

SHORTAGES IN PERSONNEL OF NAVY COVERED   New Witness in Inquiry Say: Public Was Kept in the Dark.   UNPREPAREDNESS POLICY SAYS TAUSSIC   Admiral Fletcher Tells Hev He Was Unloaded at Brest.

AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICIAL GAYG GERMAN GUNNERY SURPASS EO ENEMY’'S   COULD HAVE LICKED US   Rear Admiral Plunkett Telle” Naval Committee if United States. Had Been Up Against Foe At Start We Would ewe baes ts

HiSh ON THEIR HEADS’  __1N SEA FIGHT   ‘Jutland Encounter Was Won by  Germans, Rear Admiral Plun  kett Tells Committee.

GERMANS ARE SUPERIOR GUNNERS SAYS ADMIRAL   Given Credit for Winning Battk of Jutland By Phinkett at Naval Hearing.   ‘JOINS ATTACK ON DANIELS   Says Secretary of Navy Would Not Allow Enlistment of Necessary Personnel, 

ENEMY GUNNERS WERE SUPERIOE      niin einanel we  PLUNKETT ASSERTS     Says U. §. Navy Was Short of Men at Opering gi War—Taussig  Charges Nary News Was Withheld

PLUNKETT SAYS. OE SUPERIOR   Would Have Paid Indemnity “if Up Against Germany” at the Start.   BRITISH WERE BEATEN

DEPARTMENT IS CHARGED _ WITH:SUPPRESSING FACTS   Osptain Taussig Says Secretary  : Daniels Disregarded Esti ‘ mates of Genoral Board in Making Report in 1914

GERMANS WOULD HAVEBEATEN US. AVERS PLUNKET]   American Admiral As serts Germans Upset British At Jutland.

Rear Admiral Plunkett Testifies Before Committee Investigating Navy’s Conduct of the  War.

HUN GUNNERS: _ WERE ‘STARS   Admiral . Plunkett Says ‘They “Turned British on . Their Heads” at-Jutland.   HE JOINS IN IN CHORUS: ATP ACKING TIANTET C

SAY GERMANS’ GUNNERY BEAT BRITISH BEST   U. S. Admiral Says Germans Turned British on Heads.

Boral Charges Corruption in Campaign Of general Leonard Wood a   MAY CAUSE OFFICIAL PROBE

OAS GERMAN: ~BEAT BRITISH AT UUTLAND   Superior Gunnery I urnec Britons On Their Heads, Avers Admiral Plunkett.  DANIELS BLAMED FOR WEAK NAVY  “Had U. - as A gains Germany Al Outset, We'd Be Paying Indemnity.”

CHARGES ENEMY ‘TURNED BRITISH ON THEIR HEADS’   ‘Superior German Gun. nery’ Swept English at Battle of Jutland.

TURNED BRITISH ON HEADS AT JUTLAN   Says Plunkett of Germans in Naval Battie.

ACGREGATE $4.60            “Germans, By Their Superior Gunnery, Turned British On Heads At Battle Of Jutland’

ADMIRAL ofa  WON JUTLAND FIGHE   ‘By Superior Gunnery They ! “Turned British on Their Heads.”   PLUNKETT A WITNES      Testifies Before Senate Committee Investigating Navy's War Work.

GERMAN GUNNERY WAS SUPERIOR TD BRITISH AT JUTLAND BATTLE NAVY OFFICER STATES

ANS GERMANS "UTUANT BATTIE   keel Plunkett-Makes Sensa: , Mony as to Need.for Main: © ¢aining Navy Personnel    OEPARTMENT IS CHARGED “WITH SUPPRESSING FACTS   Captain Taussig Says Secretary . Daniels Disregarded Esti -* mates of General Board in : Making Report in 1914

TWO PROBES IN NAVAL CONDUCT STILL GRINDING   Captain Taussig Of The War College Declares Department Prevented Reports  Reaching Public   ADMIRAL FLETCHER IS WITNESS IN HEARING   Tells Of Friction Which Took  - Place At Brest And Of His  Removal By Admiral Sims In October 1917

SAID GERMANS WERE SUPERIOR GUNNERS   AND TURNED BRITISH ON THEIR HESADS AT JUTLAND.

GERMAN GUNNERS TURNED BRITISH ON HEADS AT JUTLAND, ASSERTS PLUNKETT   Commander Of American Destroyer Fleet Testifies He Tried Fo Two Years To Get Daniels To Better Navy Personnel Withoul Avail.

DANIELS KEPT ALL PERSONNEL REPORTS PROM THE PUBLIC   That Is Charge of Captain Taussig Before the Senate  Committec.   NAVY NEEDED MORE MEN   But Secretary Failed to Take the Steps to Get Them, Saying, “Have Enough.”

ADMIRAL HLUNKETT MAKES  USTARTLING STATEMENT. :  [HE PLEADS FOR MEN  .  : HOLDS DANIELS. RESPONSIBLE * FOR PNE REPAREDNESS,  i     The Secrefary Wouldn't (et the Wen Nor Ldt the Navy do Anything to Get Them.

PLUNKETT TELLS OF LACK OF MEN AT START OF WAR   SAYS THAT SECRETARY DANIELS PREVENTED ENLISTMENTS.   BATTLE OF JUTLAND RECALLED BY ADMIRAL

Superior Gunnery of German Navy Turned British on Heads at Jutland, Declares Plunket

‘Rain Forecast By Additional Finan. cial Burdena to Prevent Soldier Aid Legistation.

SUNG SOMEN OEE NO HOPE FOR BONUSES   Threat of Financial Disaster Will Kill Soldier Aid Legislation, It Is Believed   SENATE IS OPPOSED TO PROPOSED LEGISLATION   BONCS ADVOCATES TO CARRY FIGHT ON, SEEKING AID WHEN FINANCES ARE IN BETTER CONDITION,

CAILLAUX IS PREPARING HIS DEFENSE TO COMBAT FRENCH TREASON CHARGE

RATES ARE AAISEL   GOLDSMITH TELEPHONE COM. _ PANY GRANTED INGREASE.   Ny Inerease Should Pay Stack holders Seven Per Cent.

HAIL ARE AMOED   GOLDSMITH TELEPHONE COMPANY GRANTED INGREASE.,   New Inerease Should Pay 9 Stock. holders Seven Per Cent,

“Beleved A Reprisal For Burning  Of Catholis Pioperty; i Three Perish.   TROOPS GUARDING THE JAIL

HUNGER STRIKE 15 FELT IN NEW YORK   Longshoremen Quit Work as : Protest Against MacSweeney Imprisonment.

UNGGHUREMEN ON SYMPATHY STRIKE   MANY IN NEW YORK WALK OU} AS PROTEST OVER IMPRISONMENT OF WSWEENEY.

contract forthe farm and a deed  ‘Tater,  Naw Florida, Indiana, Washington, Uncle Tem, Unele Ezra, Getup.  "Mr. and Mrs. ©. IL. DeWald,   RESOLUTIONS OF RESPEOT.

tsi RUSSELL ~~ TNAUGUGATED   my  ADVOCATES TWENTY-FIVE * "MILLIONS OF ROAD BONDS   STRONS. INAUGURAL ADDRESS

GOVERNOR RUSSELL INAUGUGATED   ADVOCATES TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF ROAD BONDS   STRONG WAUGUBAL ADDRESS   Favors Ratification of Suffrage Amendment and Abolishment of  Prison Board of Trustees,

SALESMAN TELLS STORY OF BANDIT RAID ON A TRAIN   OFFICJAL REPORT TO STATE DEPARTMENT GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF KIDNAPPING OF JOSEPH WILLIAMS, AN AMER iCAN MINING ENG§NEER — TWO CONDUCTORS ON MEXt# CAN RAILWAY EXECUTED— GUARD OF FIFTY SLAIN.

AGCUSES VILLA OF KIDNAPPING US CTW   State Department Receives Of ficial: Report on bduction o' American in Attack on Mex. ican Train

VILLA HOLDING AMERICAN. FOR HEAVY RANSOM   TRAIN A'PPACKED - “AND MANY ARE KILLED AND WOUNDED IX FIGHT.   After Hold-Up Train is Burned  and Young American’ Carried ar

AMERICAN HELD BY VILLA FOR $50,000 RANSOM   JOSEPH WILLIAMS, FOR. MER SERVICE MAN, IS TAKEN OFF TRAIN.

INDIANA -COMPANTES  ORDERE 7TO SCPPLY FUEL FOR DOMES. TIC CONSUMPTION

COAL COMPANIES. TOLD THEY MUST. FTIRNISH STIPPT Y   Coal Commission Issues Order to Each One Fixing the Weekly Output.   MUST REPORT SHIPMENTS   Estimated State’s Monthly Need Is 1,600,000 Tons Which Is Apportioned.

FUEL FOR - INDIANA   State Fuel Commission Issue:  " Order Demanding That In  - diana Companies Suppl; Needs of Consumers.   WEEKLY REPORTS MUST BE FILED WITH COMMISSION   Board Takes Steps to Assure Indiana Consumers of Coa of Reasonable Supply o: Winter Fuel.

MAINE VOTE NO SURPRISE---00)   If WENT REPUBLICAN YET DEM OCRATS WON IN 1916 HE, POINTS OUT _

BIG FOOTBALL GAME FRIDAY   Center College and Har vard Meet on Gridiron to Do Battle. -

Great College Football  Games Center of Interest in Vast Eastern Sectior

TAX PROBLEM LOOMS “AS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   RISES UP TO PLAGUE THE MAJORITY IN CONGRESS.   Troublesome Turn of Leck for Re pablican Leaders, With Supreme Ceart Decision Em phasisina for Dilfficelty.

CASH AND TAXES ARE BIG ISSUES   Government Revenues Reduced by Democrats — Republicans Cut Expenditures. .

STOCK DIVIDCNDS RULING PUTTING G. 0. P. 1d HOVF   Ho Reduction In Taxes For Three Years Unless Law “Is Bmended ~

IAX PROBLEM ONE UF MOST SERIOUS BEFORE CONGRESS   All Sorts Of Schemes Being Considered To Make Up  Losses   PARTIES ARE IN HOLE   Republicans And Democrats Alike Face Dilemma For Several Monthe

REPORTS HAVE BEEN DENIED   No Japanese Have Made Application for Oil Permits in Mexico

IAPANESE ARE NOT  AFTER OIL LANDS   Reports That They Were Securing Large Grants On Pacific Coast of Mexico Denied.

WINE POURED INTO SEWER   Chicago Police Discover 800 Sarrals of Grape Juice In Italian Restaurant.

POUR WINE INTO THE SEWER   Police in Chicago Destroy 800 Barrels of Grape Juice.

Men Seem Satisfied - From All Indication   Attitude of All Unions Involved Will Be Represented in Pending Statement

DECISION OF MEN WILL BE KNOWN. BY TOMORROW   278 REPRESENTATIVES OF RAI~ WAY TELEGRAPHERS IN STRAW VOrE WENT 2 TO 1 AGAINSE ACCEPTANCE,

PONSITER AWARNS   SOME EXPRESS SATISPAC. TION BUT RUMORS OF DISSENT ARE RIFF,   Unions Had Demanded Increases Ranging From 30 to 66 Percent, Whereas Awards Are From 20 to 27

HARTSVILLE HIT BY SCARLET FEVER      Several Homes Under Quarantine There and Health Authorities Busy to Stamp It Out

Several Homes Under Quarantine There and Health Authorities Busy to Stamp It Out

CONFERENCE ENBED.   District conference Of Methodists in Atlanta, Closed Today.

SE ENDED,         arg conference . Closed Today.     of ) Methodists

ARBITER NOT NOT YET NAMED   Have Not Decided: on the Third Man‘ i rig ~ For Big Fight ‘

SELECTING. REFEREE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT BIG QUESTION   SEVERAL MEN PROMINENT IN PT. GILISTIC CIRCLES ARE UNDER CONSIDERATION.

DEMPSEY AND MISKE 10 MEET ABOUT 4 O'CLOCK BAVLIGHT SAVING TIME AETERNOON LABOR OA"   CHAMPION: IN. PINK. OF -CONDI' £10N WHILE CHALLENGER TRAINS HARD FOR CHANCE TO WIN PUG BELT

DUCKWORTH TELLS OF STAY IN RED PRISON   Newspaperman Robbed And Thrown In Musty Cell.

Correspondent Spends Four Days in Filthy Russian Prison   BRIBES GUARD AND ESCAPES DEPORTING   HORRORS! BOLSHEVI} PRISON Lit E GRAPHICALL PICTURED BY AMERICA) JOURNALIST,

a i ig altace el a ha Shen a ag ssi On in arti Sida gare dc a aaa ge WHAT NEXT CAN BE BLAMED ON WILSON?

A.H. KRAUSE STATE HOUSE CUSTODIAN   LAWRENCE MAN APPOINTTI YESTERDAY BY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL   Will Have Charge of State House and All State Property on Grounds

LAWRENCE MAN APPOINTTD YESTERDAY BY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL   TO TAKE JOB APRIL 15   Will Have Charge of State House and All State Property on Grounds

ALLIED SERVICE CLUB HOP   Ex-Service Men and Sweethearts Will Dance (o Navy Orchestra Music

CIVIL WAR VETERAN   James B. Thompson Dies at Soldiers’ Hospital

MAS. JOKN P. BOYLE DIES AT MERIDIAN. NEW YORK   FORMER HIGHLY ESTEEMED RESIDENT OF THIS CITY YIELDS TO ATTACK OF FLUPNEUMONIA — SAW SERVICE OVERSEAS AS RED CROSS NURSE.

MILITARY MEASURE CAUSES CONCERN   Southern Senators Will Oppose Compulsory Bill.

UNITED SUPPORT CN RESISTANG   Both Parties Back of Ger many’s Refusal.

GERMANY TO BE SUPPORTED IN DENYING DEMAND   890 Names of Those Asked by Allies Are Issued.

GERMANS TO REFUSE THE EXTRADITION DEMANDS OF ALLIES   All Warring Political Factions Agree to Give Government United Support.   LIST OF PERSONS WHO ALLIES WANT GIVEN OUT   In Many CasesOffenders Names Are Unknown and Only Descriptions Given.

GERMANY NOT 10 YIELD 10 DEMAND FOR EXTRODITION   Government Will Have Unitec Parliamentary Support in its Attitude.   RADICALS NOT INCLINED TO ASSUME THE REINS   Matter of Life and Death of Bach Individual and Matter of Continted Existence of Nation, No Traiter May Coneeal Himself Among Us, Officers’ Association Says,

COAL RETAILERS ~QBIEGT 10 ORDER   Declare’ Gross Profit Margit sof $2.25 a Ton: Will : “Ruin Industfy 9 7   DEALERS QUOTE FIGURES          Fuel and: Food : Commis: Opens Hearivigs ot Price: -- Wiying. Mandate

AYE WILSON AG FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT THIS   Promised to to Send nd Ameri can e aon ee

FORMER PREMIER OF ROUMANIAS QUOTED   Declares President Wilson Prom. ised to Send Forces To Guarantee The Treaty.

SENATOR SPENCER   Runanian Official, Bays Wilson Did Promise Mili: ' tary Aid. :   ASSAILS PRESIDENT’S CONFERENOGE aces   Says He Dictated Treaty and Reduced: Conference to a Supreme Council of : Great Powers.

TO WILSOR   Former Premier Bratiano o! Roumaiia Declares Presi. dent Wilson Promised Me: and Ships to Balkans.   SEN. SPENCER'S CHARGE — BACKED BY STATESMA!   Head: of Roumanian Delegation at Time. of Wilson’s Fireworks Abroad Says Charge Absolutely Is True.

Former Premier Bratiano,  Of Rowmania, Makes Statement.   QUOTES PRESIDENT   Casts New Angle On Controversy Between Wilson and Spencer.

SPENCER BACKED BY ROUMANIAN   FORMER PREMIER OF THAI COUNTRY ACCUSES WILSON,

Wilson Promised To Send Forces, Says Ex-Premier   President’s Words At Peace Parley Are Quoted By  Rumanian Statesman.

GAYS PRESIDENT HUST MAKE GOOL   Insists That Wilson Ought to Guarantee the Security of the States “To Which He Tiietated Bis Will”

Charges Exeeulive and Col Jaborators h “Diclal ing the Trealy of Pea         REPLY JIS GIVEN   Fovimer Premier . Bratianc Sends His Version of Cor troversy: For Considera: Hinn

Former Premier of Roumania Assails’ American President for His Attitude in Europe   Zalkan Statesman Asserts Executive Dictated Treaty Terms; Thinks New World Should Aid Old

Bank President Finds Robbers Lost by Police   ‘financier Takes Cold Trail Locates $271,000 Loot and Identifies Bandits.

BANKER PROVES GOOD SLEUTH      More Potent Than Chicago Police in Running Down Robbers.

RAILROAD WORK OFFERS QISTINGT FUTURE FOR WOMEN, MISS GOLOMARK   Manager of Women’s Service Sec: tion of Railroad Administration Gives Annual Report

RAILROAD WORK FOR THE WOMEN   A Distinct Future is Presented to Fair Sex in This Class of Employment.

A MENGE   Seizure of Coal Mines by Strikin: Radicals Increases Concern  Felt by United, States   SOVIET METHODS BEING USED IN NORTH RECION

MINE SEIZURES CAUSE ALARM   Soviet-Like Measures of Mex. Radicals increases Concern U. S.

GAS SHORTAGE THROWS SCARE INTO DEALERS   Companies Are Forced To Cut Deliveries Ta 75 Percent.

ITALY IN ili GENERAL STRIKE OF AALRDAD ERG   PEW TRAINS ON PRINCIPAL LINES OPERATED YESTERDAY UNDEK HEAVY GUARDS,

RAILWAY STRIKE. TN RORTH ITAL   STORES CBROSED IN STRIKE DISTRICT EARLY IN EVENING   MARTISL LAW (Q THE GITIES   The Reports Today Show Some hnprovenicnt—Southern Haly Not So  ‘ Seriously Affected by Strike.

ITALY RAIL OT IKE IO WEARING OUI   Men Enough to Run Trains Report for Duty.   TROOPS PATROL THE CITIES   Towns Are Under Heavy Cavalry anc Artillery Units—Machine Guns Piaced in the Raitway Stations in North,

IWALAAN RAIL STRIKE.   In Northern and Central Itaty Trains Guardcad by Troops.

State of ‘Siege is Declared in Milan, Genoa and Other Cities to Halt the Spread of Disorders in Big Walkout   Trunk Line Service is Maintained, But Most of 'Transportation System of Nation is at a Standstill at Present

TRAINS UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Northern and Central Italy in Grip of General Railroad Strike

ITALY 1S UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Troops Patrol Cities as Railroad Workers Go on General Strike.   MACHINE GUNS IN STATIONS   3treets Are Patrolled by Cavalry anc Are Under Guns of Artillery Units—Stores and Theaters Close at Night.

TALY FROWNS ON RAIL STRIKE   Rome Reports Improvement in Situation Relieving Military’. La og Guards --

REVOLUTION I$ FEARED IN NEW STRIKE   Martial Law is Enforced in the Big Cities; Autos Are Held Up   TROOPS ARE CALLED   Only Few Trains Are Run Over Principal Lines in the Peninsula

MARTIAL LAW      Troops Patro! Cities as Railroad Workers Go on General Strike.   FAACHINE GUNS iN STATIONS   Streets Are Patrotled by Cavatry anc Are Under Guns of Artillery Units-—Stores and Theaters Close at WNioht.

FOUR SOLDIER BOYS BURNED TO DEAT   Fire In Barracks of American Forces in Siberia, Fatal to Four.

Indianapolis a Saloonkeeper’s Story of Abuses at State Farm Discredited by Special Committee.   PRISONERS ARE WELL TREATED IS REPORT   Prominent Educator and Twi  -<-@ircnit Court Judges Fin No Evidence of Mismanage ment at Farm.

FIND PRISONERS  ARE NOT UNDERFEL   Report Is Made By Special Com mittee Named By Governor Goodrich.

WOMEN JUMP FROM STEAMER   Evinece Strong Opposition to Deportation Te Utet<«

Demand of Allied Countrie: for Extradition of Wilhelm Is Refused

HAISELDEN LEAVES FORTUNE TO NEICE   Doctor Who Refused to Onecrate t Save Deformed Child Won Wealth in Cotton Deal,

WEALTHY WOMAN SUICIDES   Leaves Note ‘Phat Husband Sought Qther Women After She Had  Stuck to Tim Through  OSS oe ge cee 8 ee

DROPPED WIFE WHEN PROSPERITY UAME   7 a Deserted Woman Committed Sui cide in New York Park Leav  ng Note Behind Her.

MEETINGS FOLLOW M’SWINEY’S DEATH   Demonstrations Are Widespreac And British Govt. Is Accused  Of Murder.

IAIGH AMERICANS CRITICS BRITISH   Dudley Field Malone Speaks to Thousands of trish Sympathizers

Mass Meeting at New York Denounces Premier Lloyd-George as a Merderer.

QUIZ 1S BEGUN “WA GOLLSIO “OW INTERURBAN LINE ON MOND   Five Eye Witnesses of the Collision, and Father of a Girl Who Was Hurt, Are On Coroner's Jury,   WITNESSES PUT BLAME ON OUTGOING CAR CREW   Wreck Has Cost the Lives of 12 Persons; 101 Injured, Several of Whom Are Not CFynectad To Recover,

Qualification to Acceptance of Equal: _. ity of’ Voting in League's en dorsed by 37 to:20..Vote*.

VOTING EQUALITY FOR LEAGUE HAS NEWSTNATE LK   ‘Readoption is Made, 57 to 20 . After Modification Had on _ Republicans’ Motion...   17 DEMOCRATS VOTE WITH G.0. P. MEMBERS ON ISSUE   Lodge Regrets Wilson's Sayin French Militarists Again Are Holding Control:

SENATE" STANDS  BY EQUAL VOTING POWER IN LEAGUE   Vote’ was 37 to 20°on Re.  ‘Adoption of Reservation  Providing for Equality of Voting Power.   TEETH IN RESERVATION  No Chance for Great Britain to Out: vote the! U. S. by the Aid of the Votes Now Given “Her Colonies.

MUNGEY TAKES POSoLOlON OF BENNETT PAPERS   Two More New York and Paris Publications Change Hands

FRANK MUNSEY BUYS NEW YORK HERALD   Money Paid for the Paper Will Be Used to Establish Home for Aged Newspapermen.

FRANK MUNSEY BOUGHT PAPERS   WAS ADDED HERALD. ETEN ENG OPELECRAM AND PAIRS: IVERALD TO HIS §

ROYAL COUPLE   King and Queen of the Be gians Are Guests of Rio Janeiro Today.

Coolidge Unknown. Can’t Get a Room   G! OP. Vice Presidential’ Nomi. ‘nee Wanders About New Haven While Waiting for Train,

POLES EVENING UP INEQUALITY   OFFENSIVE 1S ASSUMED UN. - DER THE DIRECTION OF FRENCH OFFICERS.

POLISH SUCCESSES ON FAR-FLUNG BATTLELINE REPORTED CONTINUING   Re Acennints) Dincs?

COMMISSION REPORTED ENROUTE TO WARSAW FROM MINSK WITH TERMS IMPOSED BY RUSSIA   CONDITIONS NOT MADE PUBLIC

TIDE OF BATTLE FAVORS THE POLES   Polish Delegates Who Went to Minsk as Beggars Rapidly Approach Equality With Russians   REDS ARE PRESSED BACKWARD   Polish Armies Assume Offensive Under French Leadership on Whole 2 500 Mile Front

BOARD PREDICTS COAL SHORTAGE   Federal Reserve Body As: serts Situation Is Already Considered Acute   PRODUCTION CURTAILED   Little Hope Held Out fo General Reduetion In Living Costs

PREDICT ACUTE ‘COAL SHORTAGE NEXT WINTER   May Seriously Affect _ Businesss, Reserve Board Asserts   Congestion Still Unrelieved At Most Points; Lack of Cars Causes Concern

COAL SHORTAGE PREDICTED BY RESERVE BOARD   Situation “Acute. Now ‘in Some Districts, Says Report. 

COAL SHORTAGE IS FEARED   May ( ertatl Predaction of iren and Steel and Affect Other ia ad nmat rica.

RESERVE BOARD SEES COAL SHORTAGE AHEAD   Car Shortage is Main Reason fo. Curtailed Production, the Report Indicates.

RESERVE BOARD SEES NO PROSPEST TF GHEAPER COMI   Shortage Next Winter May Curtail Production of Iron and Steel.   SITUATION IS ALREADY ACUTE IN SOME DISTRICTS   Car Supply at Mines in the East Estimated at Only Thirty Cent of Normal — Labor Troubles Considered Only Minor Cause Low Preduction

GOAL SHORTAGE NEXT WINTER FORESEEN BY , FED, RESERVE BOARD   CAR SHORTAGE CAUSE RATHER THAN LABOR TROUBLES   Through Strikes of Transportation Workers In Local Groups Accentuates the Congestion,

Coal Shortage Next Winter’ May Seriously Affect Many . Tron and Steel Industrie:   Thsufficient Number Of Cars: No! Prime Cause Of Transportation  Difficulties Is the Claim.   LABOR DIFFICULTIES HINDER

COAL SHORTAGE FORESEEN,   Fuel Scarcity Which May Our tail Production Predicted by Reserve Board.

RESERVE BOARD WARIS QF SHORTAGE OF COAL   POSSIBLE CURTAILMENT OF INDUS. TRY THROUGHOUT COUNTRY FORESEEN,

CAPT. MILTON GARTIGUS! Ha   4 Veteran in ic ‘vitiead  Condition a ; “Home in Kokomo,

LEAGUE COUNCIL STAYS IN SESSION ONE WEE   Convenes in San Sebastian Tomor row With Principal Members Represented.   BALFYOUR TALES TO PRESS   British Statesmen Says League J: Suffering from Two Grave Dangers.

Would Blockade : Unruly Nations   Arthur J. Balfour Suggests Meth od ,of Keeping Members in the League

BE RUSHEI   Grain Cars Will Be Sent West From Atlantic Coast and Coal Cars Will Go East Is Recommendation.   PREFERENCE DEMANDS ARE SLOWING MOVEMEN   Requests for Preferentia Treatment Coming Fron Industries Cause of Con siderable Trouble.

MANY DEMANDS FOR CARS   Commerce Body its Swamped Wit Pieas for Preferential! Treatment in Allotment.

‘BESIEGED FOR CARS   ‘Demands of - Individual ‘Industries  = ‘Threaten Relief Plan.

EVERYBODY ¥ wants FIRST  nd : “Jon ot at Allotting: Car: y 20S a Hard One, ;

SANTA GLAUS USES AN ARMY AIRPLANI   CHILDREN AT WASHINGTON, D. C., ARE VISITED BY KRIS KRINGLE FROM CLOUDS.

VOW TO WORK FOR THE DEFEAT OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES WHO FAVOR MILITARISM AND WAR   Mrs. Robert M. La Follette Delivers Principal Speech at Meeting in Washington; Santa Claus Discards His Sleigh and Reindeers; Visits Capital in An Airplane.

Christmas Day The World Over   Saritq Claus Forced to Discard His Traditional Sleigh and Reindeers and . Journeys by Aircraft.

CELEBRATION HELD AT NATION'S CAPITAL   SANTA CLAUS REACHES WASH. INGTON IN AN AIR. PLANE.   “War and Militarism™ Scored bs Women’s Peace Society Leader.

SRPLANES TAKE REINDERS’ PLACE AT WASHINGTON   Disarmament Demonstrations Feature of Christ mae Oheervanre

AEROPLANE IS USED BY SANTA AT WASHINGTON   War Department Lends Plane: to Santa Who is Discomoded by Lack of Snow.

SANTA, CLAUS BANGS GIT BY AIRPLINES   DISABLED SOLDIERS  HAPPY IN WASHINGTON   Disarmament Demonstration Conducted by Women’s.  Peace League at ‘Capitol

SANTA DISCARDED REINDEER SLEIGE   Distributes Gifts at Nation’: __. Capitol From Fleet of Airplanes

WOMAN'S ‘NO* PUT AN END T01T   President Changes Mind on Sum: mer White House Plans

PEFTICOAT RULE ASSERTS ITSELF AT WHITE HOUS!   Mrs. Wilson's Housekeepe Puts Veto on Selection of Wood’s Hole for Summer.   GRAYSON OBJECTED. Toa

PRESIDENT WILL NOT TAKE REST AT WOOD'S HOLE   Housekeeper Visits Spot ir Massachusetts and Finds It Too Noisy There

INDIANA SOLONS IN SPECIAL SESSION   WILL GIVE THEIR FIRST ATTEN. TION TO THE AMENDMENT OF THE TAX LAW

LEGISLATURE IS CALLED TO CLEAR ASSESSMENT MUDDLE   Solons Face Knotty Problem as Resuft of Supreme Court Ruling.—Other Questions to be Considered...

WIFE OF JACK ‘PICKFORD IS NEAR DEATE   Suffering Krom Mercurial Poison in French Hospital

PICKFORD BRIDE IS NEAR DEATE   Olive Thomas, Movie Star and Wife of Jack Pickford, Near Death From Mercurial Poisoning; Husband De nies Suicide Attempt Today.

‘MISS-OLIVE-THOMAS,-: ” MOVIE STAR, IS ILL. iN HOSPITAL AT. NEUILL’

OLIVE THOMAS CRITICAL STATE   Dr. Joseph Choate Her Phystefan, Has Not Abandoneg Hope of Her Recovery,

HAIN DECLINES TC SURRENDER EX-KAISEA   Holland Suggests However That He Be Kept Under Strict Surveillance.

HOLLAND CONTINUES REFUSAL TO SURREN DER ~ EX-KAISER IN REPLY TO SECOND ALLIED NOTE

RADICALS DEFIED BY DANISH KINt   Social Democrats Issue Mani. festo Against Dismissal of Cabinet.

TROOPS SENT TO QUELL RIOTS   400 Regulars Leave Camp Sherman for West Virginia.   STRIKE BEYOND CONTROL   President Wilson Asked to Declare Martial Law.

FO MUD ULDIERS 10 GUARD COAL  MINING ZN   Kumerous Disorders Have Qecurrar In Goal Mining Section Near Wiliamson, W. Va.

SEND TROOPS 0 aTIKE   Disorders at Mingo To Be Controlled by U S. Soldiers — May Declare Martial Taw

TROOPS RUSHED TO QUELL STRIKE AT WRIA ME  MAN £E   ENTRAIN FOR: TROUBLE ZONE.  SOLDIERS AT CAMP SHER. MAN   NILORHERS OCCTIR   Williamson Is Scene of Rioting Between Guards and Workers.

REGULARS AGAIN SENT TO MINES   SERIOUS TROUBLE IS FEARED ‘IN MINGO STRIKE ZONE.    SEVERAL MEN KILLED   THE GOVERNOR OF WEST VIR. GINIA ASKS ARMY HELP.   The Strike Has Been ‘Proceeding for Many Months with No Prospect of Early Settlement. ~

TO STRIKE ZONE   400 Regulars Expected  to Arrive at Willanseon, W. Va, Today :   Go to Quell Disorders—Governor Appeals to Pres. Wilson for Martiat Law

TROOPS CALLED OUT FOR STRIKE ZONE   Federal Forces Ordered to West Virginia. .

SOLDIERS  FROM CAMP SHERMAN   SENT TO WEST VIR GINIA FOR DUTY I COAL FIELDS.   Request That Mingo Cour ty be Placed Under Mar ‘tial Law Sent to Presi dent Wilson by Gover  weeay

RIOTERS TO FACE ARMED FORCES   400 Soldiers Take Up Posts In Mingo Coal District To End Disorders  Governor Wants area Declared Under Martial Law

TROOPERS SENT 10 STRIKE ZONF   GOV. CORNWELL, WEST  VIRGINIA, ASKS PRES IDENT. TO DECLARE  ~ MINGO CO. UNDER MARTIAL LAW ©   State Executive. Declares In Request That the. Situation Has Gotten Beyond ‘Control of the Local  ‘'' Aythoritiane 9° -

MAY DECLARE MARTIAL LAW IN W. VIRGINIA   Conditions in Mining Regior Near Williamsburg Are Beyond Control.   REGULAR ARMY MEN CALLED TO THE SCENE   Governor Cornwell Says Sit uation is Beyond His Control.

GUARD: ON: KAISER DRAWN TIGHTER BY HORAN   Former. German Emperor Wil Be Interned “it. Province Of. Utrecht Is; Announced:

Recite’ Of the Martin Piane Schoor Held At First Christian  Church Last Evening.   HAD INTERESTING PROGRAM

OF MARTIN PIANO SCHOOL PROVED DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM   Program rendered at Christian Chutch Monday Evening

WILL HAVE A REPORTER AT FRISCO CONVENTION   LIN WILL WRITE : FOR JOURNAL AWORLD      Wie Associated Press and News. paper Enterprise Will Give Kell) Reuort

‘WILL HAVE A REPORTER 'AT FRISCO CONVENTION   PROF. A. S. OLIN WILL WRITE IMPRESSIONS FOR JOUR\AL-WORLD   ie Associated Press and News. paper Enterprise Will Give Full Report

Senators France and Reed Launch Attack on the Treaty in the Senate Today.   CALL IT SERPENT OF HATE   Treaty Is in the Senate to Remain Until It Is Finally Disposed of By Body.

Senators Think It Will Take Abou Three Weeks More Talk Before a Final Vote Is Reached.      Irreconcilables Have Their Innings

TREATY GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY IN THE SENATE   Discussion Will Continue Uninterrupted Until Final Vote Is Reached.

PEACE TREATY COMES BACK ON ~GENATE FLOOR   Discussion of Measure Will Be Given Right of Way Until I Is Disposed Of, Say The  Leaders   WILL NOT BE ALLOWED _ TO DRAG INTERMINABL‘   Final Vote On Treaty Expect ed to Come Within Three Weeks; Will Not Be on Cal endary Acain

IcoALE WILL de MUMMED BI HUH PARTIES   Majority and Minority Agree on the Need for Speed   EXPECT FINAL VOTE WITHIN THREE WEEKS   Irreconcilables Let Fly Phrases Born of Hlatred

TREATY BACK ON SENATE FLOOR   Will be Given Right of Way -« Until it Is Disposed of

WILL OETILE TREATY   TO HAVE RIGHT OF WAY IN SEN. ATE UNTIL FINISHED,   Thiee Weeks To Dispose of Amend ments and Then Final Vote.

act Comes. Back to the oor of Senate’ to Be Given Right of Way Until Disposed   FINAL VOTE PRE PREDICTED — - WITHIN THREE WEEKS   Majority and ‘Minority Join i ina Move Against Demand of Irreconciliables. for Lengthy. Discussion; Result ‘in Doubt  + 4

PEACE TREATY BACK ON SENATE FLOOR TO HOLD DESPOTIC SWAY UNTIL FINALLY AISPASEN fF

WILL SETTLE TREAT   TO HAVE RIGHT OF WAY IN SE) ATU UNTIL FIN            Thiee Weeks To Dispose of Amend  “ments and. Then Final ¥ i z

GREAT HORSESHOE OF LIGHT At NIGHT TELLS OF ADVANCE OF BOLSHEVIKE

BOLSHEVIK! REACH WARSAW OUTSKIRTS   HAVE PUSHED THEIR LINES TO A POINT 5 MILES OF POLISH CAPITAL   POLANDERS ASK ACTION   Both Polish and Russian Commu. niques Indicate the Supreme Struggle Going On For Poland’s Capital.

BOLSHEVIKI IN MILES OF WARSAW   Russians Fling Line Half Way Around Capital and Battle Starts Along Whole Front _   REDS ORDERED TO TAKE CITY   Documents Taken From Prisoners by Poles Disclose Such Commands Were Issued

FIGHT FOR WARSAW IS NOW RAGING ON THE WHOLE FRONT   REDS HAVE PUSHED UP TO WITH. IN FIVE MILES OF POLISH CAPITAL   ANOTHER REPORT SAYS REDS HAVE SURROUNDED CITY Dis.

SLUSING ON WAROAN   HOSTS OF THE REDS SAID TO BE IN FIVE MILES OF CITY.   Raith: Reported to Be Raging With Great Pury.

Russian Troops Are Five Miles From Capital   POLES FIGHT DESPERATELY   Allies Await Word From Peace Conference

MRS. WM. B. LEEDS ~ FINALLY MARRIFI   Widow of Tin Plate King Become: Bride, After Two Ceremonies, of Greek Prince.

Greek Prince Is Married to  Former Ohioar   Ceremony Lasting an Hour Takes Place in Switzerland Amid Royal Entourage.

AMERICAN WOMAN BECOMES BRIDE Ot A GREEK PRINCI      MRS, WILLIAM B. LEEDS OF CLEVELAND WEDS SON OF FORMER KING CONSTANTINE

WHISKY STILL IN SICK ROOM   Prehibitien Officer Refuses te Preseeute the Owner.

LUNG VICTIM © ‘ALLOWED TO  MAKE BOOZE   Dry Agent Refuses to -Prose- cute When Still. is Found at Patient’s Bedside -

LINERS BRING 12,000 IN DAY   Christmas tmmigrant Rush Reaches Height in New York When Eight Liners Arrive.

SHIPS BRING IN 12,000 IN DAY   Immigrant Rush Reaches Height When Eiaht Liners Arrive.

COAL MINERS AGCEPT AWARD   Lewis Orders General Strik. in Alabama Bituminous Fields,

STUDENTS EXPECT _TO WORK FOR K: U.   VACATION WILL BE’ SPENT SELLING gue “UNIVER- > ITY” 6   Activities for Holiday Season Include Participation in -Promo- — tion Movements

STUDENTS EXPECT TO WORK FOR K. U.   VACATION WILL BE SPENT SELLING THE “UNIVERSisk   Activities for Holiday Season Include Participation in Promotion Movements

Return of Court Dress Opposed.  Th. Deno eee ene, GT DY peti, Diaiteet ake,

COURT UPHELDS TAX INCREASES   Suits Against Horizontal Raise: Ruled Out by Indiana Appellate Court.   Remains No Litigation of [mpor tance Affecting Taxes To Be Collected This Year.

COURT UPHOLDS — TAX INGREASES   SUITS AGAINST HORIZONTAL RAISES RULED OUT BY DECISION

FAVORS TAX LAW   SUITS AGAINST HORIZONTAL RAISES RULED OUT   1920 TAX COLLECTIONS   To Re Started Seea—Decision Dispes ev of Eight Similar Canes

COURT UPHOLDS TAX INCREASES   Guits Against Horozontal Raises “Ruled Out—19% Colleetae To Be GBarted. ~

FORD ASKS FRAUD INQUIRY   Sends Telegram to Senate Election: Committee Urging Thorough Investigation.

URGES EARLY PROBE   Henry Ford Wants Charges of Fraud Investigated

FORD WANTS PROBE OF FRAUD CHARGES   Says He Has Been Urging the Investigation for More Than Year

FORD DEMANDS INVESTIGATION   Of Michigan Senatorial Election Charges  REPORTS SPREAD   About Extravagant Use of Money in Campaign

FORD ASKS TO HAVE CHARGE INVESTIGATED   Michigan Senatorial Election Fraud inquiry Before Committee Next Friday

HENRY FORD DENIES BREAKING THE LAW   DEMANDS AN INQUIRY INTO SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN.   Insists He Will Not Rest Under Stigma of Being Placed in the Same Light as Backers of Newberry.

FRAUD PROBE ASKED BY FORD   Wires Senate Election Committee Urg.ing Immediate Investigation.

FORD WIRES SENATE      Automchile Manufncturar Urges Body Probe Newherry Fraud Charges at Once.

FORD URGES SENATE 10 INVESTIGATE ELECTION   Asks Probe Following Counter (*larees in Michigan Fraud ace

Henry Ford  Urges investigation   DETROIT AUTO MANUPACTER ER MAKES SPRCIAL APPEAL ny a. &. SENATE.

FORD URGES A PROBE   Wants Charges ‘That El? Abo Spent UnJawful Sums Taoled Inin,

MAY INCREASE  W. T. LEAGUE  i   Franchise Owners Con. template ‘Enlarging to Eight Clubs 

CASE OF KAISER NOT YET CLOSED   ALLIES MAY REFUSE TO ABIDE THE DUTCH DECISION.   BUT NO GREAT PROTEST MADE   British Press Inclined to Minimize Importance of Demand for Extradition—Not Sare But Answer Is Relief.

LOWDEN RACES GEN, WOOD FOR ILLINOIS VOTE   State Presidential Primary On; Women Also Casting Ballots

SUNDAY TURNS BIG ARTILLERY LOOSE   EVANGELIST PLANS: CABINET -TO .__DEEEAT “BACK-BITING’, ENE- ~ "MES OF. DRY LAW

BILLY SUNDAY WILL RUN FOR PRESIDENC'   Platform: Will be Dey nod He AL ready Announces the Mornidrers af Tis Cahlner.

HERE'S THE DRY TICKET, FOLKS   Billy Sunday Would Run fo White’ House With Bryan

BILLY’ SUNDAY IN POLITICAL MOOD   Declares He Will Run For Press ident With Bryan   HAS HIS CABINET SELECTED   Yes, and He Would Hold Foure Yeor flean-Un

RR EE SS ee  ee -_ 4 + BILLY SUNDAY HAS 4 oe HIS CABINET READY <

Sawdust Trail To White House   RILLY SENDAY WILLING Te MARE PRESIDENTIAL RACE “WITH HILLY REVAN

au SUNDAY RAPS POLITICIANS   Ilts Men Who Oppace 18h Amend muont und Says The WH Jol Bryan In Fight

BILLY SUNDAY PICKS. CABINET   Saya He and Bryan Will Run fol Presidency to Save Prohibition Amendment:..

BILLY SUNDAY PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT   Would Have Bryan as Running Mate and Has Already Picked Cabinet.  QDPaATHS RPHACONG

BILLY SUNDAY WILL RUN ON A DRY PLATFURN   Hore’s His Cabinet, Handpicked ant Ready for, Approval of the Public.

SEVEN ARE NAMED FOR HALL OF FAME   James Buchanan Eads, Native of Indiana and Mark Twain Are Included   NOAH WEBSTER REJECTED   Others Honared Are Patric! Henry, Roger Williams, St. Gaudens and Alice Palmer

MARK TWAIN GETS NICHE NEW YORK U HALL OF FAME   Electors After Consideration Deny Noah Webster Admis cian Annanneamoent Sawa.

MARK TWAIN GETS NICHE IN HALL OF FAME   Noah Webster Fails to Win PlacePatrick Henry and Roger Wi-] liams Chosen.

Mark Twain Honored by University of New York’s 101 Elector:   Niche to Noted Missouri Hu morist Is Placed in Corridor With Six Others.

MARK TWAIN IN HALL OF FAME   Author of “Huckelberry Finn” is Placed Among the immortals.

TWAIN HEADS LIST FOR HALL OF FAMI   Great Humorist Leads Most Renowned Names in United  States History.

NEW RAILROAD ERA AHEAD!   WITH OWNERS BACK IN CONTROL, IMPROVEMENTS WILL COME,   Labor Has Been Fiacated, Finances Asaured and the Execatives Know Private Operation Must Mect  Final Test, 4

U, S. OPERATION 1S AT TERMINATION   Corporate Owners Again Control Their Resnective Lines   NO VISIBLE CHANGE SOON   Government Authorities Do Not Look for Lahor Trouble

ROADS BACK IN PRIVATE HANDS   The Truufer Was Effected Without a Hitch and ali Seems Serene

LAST DAY BRINGS: MANY SUGGESTIONS   No More Pronosed Names For City Park Will Be Considered After Tonight: Voting Will — Start Biridav

CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY NIGH]   Promply at 7 O’clock---Can: didates Should Mail Their Votes and Subscriptions To Reach This Office Before Closing Hour   City Candidates Deposit Reports jin Ballot Box, Western World Office --- They Should Make It a Point To BetOn Time

RAL EMPLOVES MEET TO ENFORCE WAGE DEMAND   Delegates Representing 30,006 Gather in Pittsburgh to Decide on Course of Action.

New Judge Is Wanted to Try Pickford Case   Minden Jurist Who Gave th  Star Decree May Be  Witness

POOR SANTA CLAUS    Windtall Man, Playing Santa, Go  ;  Too Newer the Christmas Tree

HAYS MAKES NO COMMENT.   Says Statement Calling Charges Faise is All Reply Needed.

HAYS MAKES NO COMMENT.   Says Svtemeat Calling Churges Frise de AH Repl Needed.

“EVERY DOLLAR, EVERY DONOR 10 BE BARED -HAYS   Republican National Chairman, Answering Charges of Cox, Says Full Facts Will Go to Senate Com.

PUNGH BOARDS AE BARISHED         DICE GAMES ALSO DRDENIED DISCONTINUED BY THE CHEER OF POLICK   ORDER WILLSTAND, HE SAYS

‘ BOARDS  ISHED      DICE GAMES ALSO ORDERED DIsCONTINUED BY THE CHIFFOF POLICE   et eee ee  ORDER WILL STAND, HE SAYS

THE “SHOW ME” DAY.   Shturday, April 17, to Be “Trade  at Home" Day.

BUY ARMY AUTOS,   English Firm big Purchase Cars Used by U. S. Army on Rhine.

ENGLISH BUY A. E. F. AUTOS   London Evening News Says Big Deal for Cars Used on Rhine !s Completed.  a

ENGLISH BUY’ A. E. F. AUTOS   London Evening News Says Big Deal for, Cars! ‘Used on- mnie Is Completed. 

President’s Message Reminds Republicans of Their Economy Promises   KEEPS UP LEAGUE FIGHT   Pact is Not Specifically Mentioned But Implication te Ane 1 net

Nation’s Finances Are Main Theme of Address to Congress by Wilson   President Calls Attention of Republicans to Billion Dollars Paid Railroads Under Bill Returnine Roads to Private Ownership.

SUPREME COUNCIL TALKS OVER TURKISH QUESTION  (Re Axnanciated Proea)

No Official Statements As To Deliber ations Issued—-French Premier Absent, -

FATHER SPRIGLER LEAV  FS SULLIVAN   CATHOLIC PRIEST AFTER 8 YRS HERE ACCEPTS CHARGE AT _ NORTH VERNOR, IND.

N.E.0.P.STILL. FULLY SOLVENT   Loss of $109,000 from Alleged Thefts of the Treaurer Won’t Affect Institution’s Financial  Standing.   LOSSES DUE TO . SPECULATION

LODGE TREASURER IN BAD   Officer ef Yew Eagiand Order Said te Havre “Speculated With Orgaseisatien Meser.

LARGE AMOUNT FOUND MISSING   Shortage in Accounts of N E, G. P. Supreme  Treasurer

IN STATE OF COLLAPSE.   Tals is Effect on Man Who fg Short Aknin @4n0 AR

REPUBLICAN FACTIONS ARE AGAIN IN CONFLICT   Goodrich and McCray In Break Over. Re-appointment of 3  ‘page:

FAMILY FUSS LOOMS UP   Senator Watson Backed By Governor-Elect McCray Wants ~ Control Of Party.

PACTIONAL STRIFE AGAIN COMES TO TOP   McCray and Goodrich fail to - Harmonize on State Matters. Most People will be with McCray   ZOERCHER IS NOT WANTED

—_—_———   : F  Goodrich-McCray Break Presages. Strife For Organization   Control.

Spa RC eater ee 7 TRACKS NOW: REPAIRED   ‘Rillway Tn South Dp Dakotn Washed oa f° ' Out For a-Month 

LONG DEFENDS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN HANNIBAL TALK   Democratic Candidate for U. S Senator Has Large, Enthusiastie Audience.   SPEECH LAST NIGHT IS ANSWER TO TREATY FOES   Explains the Covenant in Lan. guage Easy to Understand —A Forceful Argument.

ARTICLE TEN {8 DEFENDED BY LONG   LEAGUE OF NATIONS LAUDED BY CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR IN HANNIBAL ADDRESS.

WILLIS fi i. Cr ati RATES      Former Ohio Governor's Tribute lo the Marion Sage,

HARDING NOMINATED BY FRANK WILLIS   Former Governor of Ghia Arouses Much Enthusiasm.

OFFER REWARD FOR ARREST   Kentuckian Would Give $2,000 for Kidnaper of Son,

'GFFERS $2,000 FOR KIDNAPER   Kentucky Capitalist Will Also Give $5,000 for Knowledge of ‘Secret Foe. =

FATHER OF KIDNAPPED BOY FLOUTS REVENGE MOTIVE   Offers Reward of $2, 000 for Ones Who Held Youth—Believes Work That of Professionals.

BLIA ORDERED DEPORTED   Yesretinr Secret any Post Were yn + on msctton Watit Domb Plot

“PAN(sit WAR VETERANS for head Ce UINSE RB GS (Ry Asseclated Preaa)

NEW STATE HOME APENS OCTOBER       ALT Kephod Wal Bors (haat a Toh

OFFERS REWARD FOR CONVICTION UF MURDERER’   Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Will Pay Ten Thousand Pounds for Information As to Slayers of Policemen.

REWARD OF $50,000   Is Offered for Murderers of Police in Ireland.

SAY CORK NAYOR WAS SLAIN BY CINN FEIN   London Daily Mail Alleges Murder of Thomas MacCurtain Was Result of Irish Vengeance

GOMPERS HECKLED WHILE DISCUSSING POLICE STRIKE BEFORE BOSTON AUDIENCE

ISRAEL W. HORNER   Gettysburg Resident Dies at Home on Steinwehr Avenue.

KOREAN GOVEANOR GENERAL CLOSES AMERICAN SCHOOLS TEACHING. INDEPENDENC:

nt YORK CIT)   Appartment Builders Unable Get Loans for Their Propositions.

New Yerk Determined to Have Amusement, But Lags in Housing Arrangements.

MAY EXILE CAILLAUX   1S FOUND GUILTY OF DEALING WiTri GERMANY.   High Court of Senate Convicts Former Premier—Finds There Were Extenuating Circumstances,

CAILLAUX IS FOUND GUILTY   High Court of French Senate Convicts Former Premier—Finds Extenuating Circumstances.

SUB COMMITTEE GOES TO-ST, LOUIS THERE LOOKING INTO FUNDS NE NEMACRATIC  FANERS

PALMER’S AID SUBJECT QUIZ BY COMMITTEE   Investigators Dire ct Attentions to Democratic Funds

WANT TO KNOW IF PALMER PAID FOR DELEGATES’ FARES   Senate Inquiry Takes Up Cash Payments Alleged Made by Attorney General.   CHECKS GIVEN DELEGATES FOR TRAVELING EXPENSES   National Committeeman Who Distributed Money Fought Reed at Convention:

SENATE PROBERS  AT ST. LOUS   Launch Inquiry Into Campaign of Attorney General Palmex   National Committeeman From Missouri Called to

DID PALMER PAY DELEGATE FARES   Senate Inquiry Tukes Up Cash Paymeuts Alleged to be Mude Sundry Delegates

SOLDIER KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   Army Track aud Automobile Collide   With Fatal Results at  Tes Moines

SOLDIER DIES, FIVE INJURED IN AUTO SMASI   Farly Morning Ride at Des Moines Fatal.

TAFT SAYS ELECTION NOT A REFERENOUIY   Makes Vicious Attack on Governor Cox.

JERUSALEM CUT OFF BY SNOW   Ancient City Has Three-Foot F allo Cold at Cairo, Eqgynt.

SNOW ISOLATES JERUSALEM   Three Feet in Ancient City—Weather Cold and Stormy at Cairo, Egypt.

ADVOGAT AX BOOST 10 ASS1SI DURATION   superint ndants Declare sax Increase Only Thing To Aid Schools,  EDUCATORS HEAR IDEAS 100,000 School Teachers Quit  Last Year Because of Small Salaries.

ROB BANK AGAIN,   First National at Sarcoxiec, Mo., Visited Second Time in Five Weeks.

PARTHAGE, MO. BANK ROBBED   91,000 Taken Following a1 $80,000 Haul on January 21, This Year.

BANK ROBBERIES WETTED 939,001   MISSOURT AND TENNESSEE) INSTI TUTIONS SUFFER FROM ROBBERIES.

FOREST BLAZE NOW IS UNDER CONTROL   FARMERS BATTLE FLAMES TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF THETR HOMES: BADGER TOWN Is PERILED BY FIRE.

SERIOUS FOREST FIRES REPORTED  NEAR MARINETTE   Farmers Moving Belongings tc Place of Safety; Flames Under Control at Fairchild   FLANES GA'N'NG HEADWAY  IN-VICINITY OF GREEN BAY      Unusually Dry Weather Responsible for Many Fires

FOREST FIRES OWEEP WOODS, MENACE TOWN   Strong West Wind Fans Blaze —Village of Tiaga, Wis., May Be Burned.   CREWS WORK ALL NIGHT

Recognition of the South is The Idea Presented in Caucus of Delegates From the South in Meetings Held Yes teorday.

BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVES.   Three Hundred Gather at New York Camp ‘To Discuss Work of

BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVES.   Three Hundred Gather at New York Camp To Discuss Work of  Olraoa nivatinn

IT 15 INDICATED, WILL CARRY MAINE   By a Big Plurality, According to the Dispatches Today.   Republican Politicians Say Maine Vote Seale Doom League of Nations. ,

REPUBLICANS — SWEEP MAINE IN ELECTION   THE WOMEN OF MAINE PLACE STAMP OF DISAPPROVAL ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   WOMEN SWUNG THE STATE   Frederick H. Parkhurst, Republican, Wins Over Bertrand G. Mcintyre by More Than 66,000.

PUBLICANS  1S NOMATED, LL CARR ANNE   By a Big Plorality, According to th  Dispatches Today.   Republican Politicians Say Maine Vote Seals Doom League of Nations.

MAINE WOMEN JOIN WiTtl MER IN SWAMPING WILSON TICKET   G. 0. P. Landslide Monday Disapproval of World League.   ZN «EVERY OFFICE   Majority For Republican Gubernatorial Candidate More Than 66.000.

 Republican Majority Will Exceed 66,000 In the State Election   LANDSLIDE TO G. O. P.   Magnitude of Victory is Staggering to Even the Republican Leaders

MAINE GIVES REPUBLICANS BIG MAJORITY   EMPHATIC REJECTION HANDED LEAGUE OF NATIONS—80 PER CENT OF WOMEN VOTE TERE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE SWEEPS STATE OF MAINE; DISAPPROVAL OF LEAGUE VOICED BY WOMEN   Vanguard Of Women Who Will Vote Nationally In November Comes Out Strongly Against Wilson Policies; Republicans Win Practically All Offices; League Of Nations Chief Issue.

BURN OR     S$ FOR FUEL   School's Shade Trees Arc Relns Cut in Tritt. Tow:

Two Children Burned to Deatt, Mother May Die, Father and Daughter Injured, Fourth  - Child Unhart.   Heroiem of a Farmer Unaparalieled I: His Efforts to Save Lives of Wife and Children.

PAIR OF FOXES BRING GOOD PRICE      WAUSAU FARM GETS 81,500 FOR ANIMALS TO START FARM

PAIR OF FOXES. BRING GOOD. PRICI   WAUSAU FARM GETS $1,708 FOR ANIMALS TO KT: FARM

Cotton Ginned . Prior To Nov. 14           Ginulngs Agercgatec “~8G00. 800 Bale’,

 ame  Mo     me + Ginned on January First   Pout 16.017,080. Bates, of Which Misst.-ippi Had Ginned 823,082 Ryton.

Former Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw Meets the Can Gidate—-Henry Lane .Wilson Once Ambassador to Mexico to Lend His Aid.

HARDING MEETING PARTY LEADERS   Conferences First Steps For Framing Speech Formaily Accepting Republican Nomination.   CAMPAIGN ALREADY STARTED   Presidential Candidate Hears of Ratification Meetings All Over

ACCEPTANCE   ‘Address Probably Will Be   Made at Marion, O.,  on July 

SENATOR HARDING BEGINS WORK ON SPEECH ACCEPTING PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.   CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Advice of Party Helmsmen Will Be Sought Before Acceptance Address is Delivered in His Home Town July 1,

RARDING PREPARES CAMPAIGN SPEECH   WILL DELIVER OPENING AD. DRESS BEFORE HOME. FOLK ON JULY 1.   HIS POSITION 1S KNOWN   Quotations From Previous Addresses Show the Trend of the Republican Nominee’s Policies.

HARDING IS READY.TO START HIS CAMPAIGN   Me Heh Conference . Today) Wt! Leslie M. Shaw Regarding Specch of Acceptunce,

HARDING, TODAY BEGAN TO WARMUP FOR CAMPAIGN   A SERIES OF CONFERENCE: WITH LEADERS WAS START. ED TODAY.   Theso Meetings Are the First Steg Toward the Publishing of the  Speech Formally Accepting WMominatian,

“OUTLAWS” SUE TRAINMEN’S UNION   Ask for Receiver and Accounting and Distribution of the Brotherhood’s Trust Fund

ASK ACCOUNTING OF TRAINMEN'S FUNDS   Action Believed Instigated By Yardmen’s Assn.

OUTLAW STRIKERS DEMAND RECEIVERSHIP AND SHARE OF TRAINMEN TRUST FUND

8.8.7. TRUST “FUND ORLEET OF BIGSUN   OUTLAWS BRING ACTION.   MILLIONS INVOLVED ID ROW AMONG UNIONS OF TRAINMEN. —

RECEWER ASKED FOR TAAINMEN   Head of Yardmen’s Association Asks That Brotherhood’s Trust Fund be Distributed By Court.

DEMAND RECEWER FOR BROTHERHOOD   Rebel Rail Workers Wan’ Their Share of Union’s Large Truet Fund.

OUTLAWS BRING ACTION,   MILLIONS INVOLVED IN ROW AMONG UNIONS © OF TRAINMEN, *—

RECEIVER FOR TRAINMEN   Columbus Yardmen’s A 8 Association Chairman Institutes Snit

SUIT FILED AGAINST RAIL ORGANIZATION   Plaintiff Asks for Appoint: ment of Reseiver and Distribution of Trust Fund

Suit Is Filed Against Railroad Brotherhood;  Want Receiver Namec

OX HOLDS OUT VAGUE PROMISE TO IRISHMEN   Forgets Article Ten And Says He Will “Talk it Over” With Walsh, Goshran and Others   ALSO SIDS FOR REBREW VOTE

GOVERNOR COX STILL STANDS BY LEAGUE   Makes One of His Fina Speeches in Chicago Toadayv.

COX 10 ADVISE WITH IRISHMEN   Tells Hearers in Chicago he will be Listener .to Wisdom of Others in Settlement of Racial Difficulties; Election Held Mandate.

COX AFFIRMS HIS PURPOSE TO ENTER LEAGUE   Will Consult With - Senator. Walsh and’ Rourke Cochran About. Cause of Treland,

Governor Cox Would Con ‘sult Governor Smith and : Coekran on Question   Demands of Harding to Give Pledges—Had Monster-Meetings at' Akron

Vt ee eee re  COX PROMISES. ‘AGAIN TO TAKE UP IRIS E ISSUE   Would Consult Leading Irish Sympathizers and Jews on Action by League   FIRES MORE QUESTIONS — AT SENATOR HARDING   OPPONENT IS CALLED UPON TO = sHOW THAT HE Is “FREEST MAN EVER NOMI. NATED,” AS GLAIMED,

Democratic Nominee in Illinois on Final  Trip. of. Cal Says He’ll Consult Leaders on Irish Question: Bro Uo Under League of Nations. ~~

BRYAN WOULD PUT HIGH ON TREATY MAKING POWERS   Need Amendment to Give Senate Majority Power to Ratify a Treaty.   SEES CAMPAIGN FARCE   For Democrats Unless They Follow Will of Majority on Reservations.

CASS AT TAIL END OF THE. USI   Highway Commission Engineer Say. Cass Will Take Turn at Foot of Class for Work on Cemetary Road Project.

ECONOMIC WAR IN IRELAND FEARED   Boycott of Goods From Northern Factories Is Threaten" ed: May Spread,

ECONOMIC WAR NEAR IN ERIN   Trouble Between Catholic an@ Prot estant Workmen Adds to the National Strife,

[RISH FACTIONS PREPARING FOR ECONOMIC WAR   Western Towns Are Threaten ing a Boycott of Belfast Goods.

3 PROBABLE ECONOMIC WAR WILL BREAK OLIT   North and South Division of Ireland on Verge of Added Trouble Over Expulsion of Catholic Workmen.  DAVPATT Ie TUpraTcHrn   BOYCOTT 1S THREATENED   This Would Inflame Political Strife. Ulster Fears Action. Gaelic League  Meets Without Interference.

ERIN ECONOMIC WAR NEAR   Clash Between Protestant and Catholic Workmen New Trouble.

E KING CASE      Defense Wants As Witness Inmate of State Hospital (+

CONTINUE KING CASE   Defense Wants As Witness Inmate of State Hospital 

W. TABOR FOOLED BY DEPUTY, GLAIN   Repudiates Statement Made to Sheriff Whom He Thought Was Attorney.

27TH ONISION - REUNION OPENG SUNDAY NIGHT   Veterans of World War Gathering A Saratoga Springs Today For ~ . Bit Meeting

EAL A. NEELEY ONE OF 0 70 DE ON TRANSPOR!   VESSEL RUNS INTO HURRICANE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY WITH RESULT THAT 27 ARE SENT TO HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT.

THREE SOLDIFRS DI ON SHIP.   Earl A, Neeley, of Bradford, Suceume While oan Meroury.

2 ONE eee a ee RENT TS ONG Th  Oil On Troubled Waters, Cable Parley Goes Or

INTERNATIONAL CABLE. CONFERENCE STILL OR   Threatened Disruption Fails t ‘Occur and Position of U. §. Is Strenrthened.   WANT LANDING RIGHTS

RESUME CABLE TALK   luternstionat Comounications Conte enee Seeks Sofirtlan.

ARLEY ON CABLES REVIVES, TRIES TO REACH AGREEMENT   Foreign Delegates Remain for Plenary Session; Hope of Settlement Brightens.

A NEW SHIPPING BOARD SOON   Appointment Provided For by the Merchant Marine Bill,

LABOR PARTY GIVEN KNOCK BY PRESIDEN’   Cunfield Says He Opposes Political (Lan,

PLAN WORLD WE AUSINESS ATHERING   United States Chamber. of “Commere

TO QUIET TRADE DISPUTES.   tosiness Men the World Over Will!  Debate Question at Paris.

TOOK TODAY'S GAME 3 TO0   Coveleskie Pitched His Third Victory. Indians Faltered in First Part But Tightened Up After the Fourth, Inning.   THE GAME IN DETAIL   SCORE BY INNINGS: 123456789 RH, E. Brooklyn --9000000 0 0-0 5 2 Cleveland...0 001101 0x3 7 3

COVELESKIE PITCHES — HIS THIRD VICTORY: ALLOWS o SAFETIES   Score by Innings   FIRST INNING.

Fans Go Wild As Speaker’s Pets Take Deciding Game of Classic Which Was Culmination of Pulse Heavine Season.

COVELESKIE WINS LAST GAME OF SERIES, 3-0   Speaker’s Pitching Ace Downs Dodgers Three Times in World Series.   BREAKS AGAINST GRIMES   Robins’ Star Hurler Permit: Only Seven Hits But Fails in Pinches.

iCENSE TO WED   _ Nora Mitchell to, Sherman. Mitchell ‘both of Princétom 3°  :   s RESTING PLACE FOUND

RESTING PLACE FOUND   Grave of Warner C. Johnson Located by Lieut. France.

MACHINE’ RUNS INTO RIVER   One Killed, Five Others Injured at North Adams, Mass.

AUTO PLUNGES INTO A RIVER   One Man Killed and Five Others, All Students of Williams College, Injured.

Extracts from the Speech of Judge D. F. Coyle  Before Members of the Spencer Commercial Club in Spencer Tuesday Nicht

MAILWAY ISSUES BY JUDGE COYLE   fawact From An Address De livered at Spencer a Few Nights Ago

HOUSE PLANS  TO ASSERT END OF WAR   Steps Being Takea To Draft Reso. _lution In Lower, Body While  Senators Mark Time, Awihiting  a   SEVERAL POINTS — RAISED   DISCUSS POWER OF THE VETO

PRAMIENG PE ACH RESOLUTION.   House May Beat the Senate in Make  ing a Declaration.

Republican Senate Leaders Confer About Declaration That Peace: Status Exists

PEACE REOULUTION PLANS QUIESCENT   Constitutional Obstacles Pater rere With ffforts of Menibers in Both Houses. :

USE TRIES HAND AT ENDING WAR WITH GERMANY   Will Give Senate Something Substantial to Work   PLAN PEACE RESOLUTION

PEACE PLANS STILL HANG IN BALANCE   Leaders Hope for Eerly Agreement on Peace Declaration

HUUSE {5 PREPARING 8 PUT THRU A PEAGE Bilt   LURELY TO ACT GN §T ERE SENATE DOES AND fF MAY BE THAT THE RESOLUTION OF KNOX WILL BE BAS!S.

New Element Injected Into Question hy Senator Thomas, Who Says if President Vetoes Peate Declaration Congress Will Hate No (authority to Pass 1 Over the Veto,

SCEK {0 RASTER AGTION OM PEAGE   Plans For Declaraiicn at Standstill in Senaie.   NO DECISION i§ REACHED   Republican Leaders of House Confer on Question---Several Suggested Drafts Are Under Consideration and Agree. ment Will Probably Be Reached in Pew Days.

WOULD HASTEN ACTION ON PEACE DECLARATION   Republican Leaders Consider Means for Expediting Vote on Declaratory Resolution

HOUSE CONSIDERING PEACE DECLARATION   REPUBLICAN LEADERS DISCUSS WAYS OF HASTENING ACTION ON ISSUB,

Expected Resolution Will Be Put Into Form by Foreign Affairs Committee and Then ‘Brought Up on Floor of House Under a ‘Special Rule to Expedite Adoption   LEADERS CONFER WITH SEN, LODGE

HOPES CONGRESS WILL MAKE LOAN   Barnes to Sell Wheat Flour on Credit in Europe.   HAS AUTHORITY TO MAKE SALES

SOFT WHEAT FLOUR IS REFUSED BY HOUSEWIVES   Grain Corporation Will Sell Fifty Million Barrels to - Foreign Countries.

5 MILLION BARRELS FLOUR  REJECTED BY U. S. WOMEN  TO BE SHIPPED TO EUROPE

Five Million Bushels of Soft Wheat Variety Will Go to Europe If Congress Does Not Make Appropriation; Housewives Will Not Buy, Paying Much Higher Prices   JULIUS BARNES EXPLAINS WORK

WOULD SELL Blt FLOUR SUPPLY 10 FUROPE ON GREDI   3arnes Declares 5 Million Bar rels Will Go in That Manner Unless Congress Authorizes Financing.

AMERICAN FLOUR WILL BE SENT TO. FEED EUROPEANS   Barnes Has Big Lot of “Sort” Wheat cepa for Shipment. ,

HURRY LOAN OR SELL ON CREDI   BARNES WILL SELL 5,000,009 BARRELS OF FLOUR TO EUROPE, LOAN OR NO LOAN

TO SELL EUROPE FLOUR ON GREDI   Soft Wheat Flour Will Be Shipped Unless Loan Is  Passed—-Barnes.

BARNES ASKS FOR LOANS   Says Flour Will be Seid i Europe Unless Money is Granted.

CURDPE MAY GET AMERICAN WHEAT FLOUR ON CREDIT   Five Million Barrels to be Sold That Way Uniess Congress Authorizes Loans.   MR. BARNES TELLS WHY PRICES ARE GOING UP   Grain Cerporation Has Pitre Million Rarrels 1 is Unable te Sell for Cash at $10.75 Because American Housewives Ate Willing to Pay ‘Much More for Hard Wheat Flour,

FLOUR MAY BE SOLD TO EUROPE ON CRED   BARNES SAYS TRADE. WILL BE MADE. UNLESS CONGRESS _ AUTHORIZES LOANS.

MILLIONS OF BARRELS OF FLOUR WILL BE SOLD EUROPE ON CREDIT   Plans Formulated by Feder. a! Grain Corporation to Relieve Distress

MAY EXTEND FLOUR CREDITS IO EUROPE   Unless Congress Passes $50,000,000 Bill Flour To Go   FIVE MILLION BARRELS AWAITING SHIPMENT   Americans Will Not Buy Flour Because It Is Soft

Autos Smash; Four are Hurt   RICHWOOD PEOPLE. INJURED IN - AN ACCIDENT EAST OF. RICHWOOD. 

PARAGUAY DUTLINES ATTITUDE ON LEAGU   INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN TO DELEGATES TO ASBEMBLY OF NATIONS. 

A VERY BAD AUTO ACCIDENT   Curlew Car Goes Into the Ditch Near Washington Hill TInjurying Four

Says. Organization: Is ‘Willing to. Undertake Direction of Interna. tional. Relations,

CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL.   AMERICA NOT ISOLATED.   ‘oolidge Says Hepublicans Not Opposed to League Principle.

COOLIDGE DEFINES. GOP. LEAGUE PLAR   Declares Party. Recognize: United States ls Not An - -Jsolated Nation.

10 AID WORLD, SAYS COOLIDGE   Republicans So Pledged, Bu Keeping U.S. Independence   Cox For “Going In” at Six to One His Arraignment at Portland

DAUDET REJECTS CHALLENGE; CALLS DUELING FOOLISH   No Place tor Such a Practice Since the War, He  Tyarlarac

i a SAT Aah Came  “KILL THE DOGS” SHOUTS PRINCE AT FRENCHME:   Details of Insult for Officer:  in Enemy Couniry Are Ralaad

LABOR APPEALS FOR WOMEN 10 HELP MANKIND   LEADERS KEEP NEW VOTERS IN MIND WHEN ADDRESSING GATHERING MONDAY

Gompers Believes Interests of Women Coincide With Those of Labor   3,950,000 INVOLVED IN - STRIKES DURING 191   REPORTED PLANS OF WP Me PLOYERS FOR LOWER WAGs  ES WILL BE MET WITH DE«  MANDS FOR SIX-NOUR DAY,

LABOR LEADERS MAKING BID FOR WOMEN’S VOTES   Appeal for Support i in Electin; Congress That Will, Halt Profiteering   CHARGE EMPLOYERS. _ RAISING GREAT FUND

TWENTY-SIX MILLION WOMEN Ot THE COUNTRY WILD BE LShED TO VOTE FOR INDUSTRIAL FREEDOM   Undertakes Campaign to Blect Congress That Will Stop Profiteerine, Reduce Living Costs and Bnact Reet Child Lahor Paws,

SONORA TROOPS. “DRIVING AHEAI   Struggle for Mazatlan, Princi. pal West-Coast Seaport, May Endanger Many Americans, :

MEXICAN FEDERAL FORGES RETREAT BEFORE REBELS   Struggle is Imminent at MazatJan as Federal Forces Are Withdrawing.

REBEL TROOPS UNDER GENER AL FLORES, ROUTED THE FEDERALS YESTERDAY.   A Struggle Between the Two Forces For Possession of Maaclha Is Inmincat, According to Reports.

MEXICAN FEDERALS NOW RETREATING   Rebel Army Hot in Tarsuit o satin Point 40 Miles North of Maxatlan,  Carranza For

Carranza Men Flee Before Rebel Troops      Federals Are Retreating Aheudl o Rebel Army and Clash ix Ex. pected — international Footbriige Dostroyed by Fire,

Mexican Federal Forces Retreat Before Armies of 7 General Flores.   RAILROAD BRIDGES IN : DISTRICT ARE BURNED    Obregon Supporters Being Arrested in All Parts of Mexico,

Prat aN TDGOVERNGR BARS PLEDGE   ILLINOIS LEADER HAS CONVENTION; NO INSTRUCTIONS  ee   Hoover, Johnson and Wood Combine To Free Delegates.

MELTING PLAGE  UF REPUBLIGANG  NN CHIGAGO HAD A RIGH HISTOR’   Coliseum Has Housed Five National Political Conventions, a Record Unsurpassed By Any Building,   SEATING CAPACITY IS GREATEST IN HISTORY   Annex Boasts a Post Office to Facilitate Collection ane Distribution of Mail fo the Officials,

CHICAGO'S COLISEUM WHERE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL ~ GONVENTION IS LEADING TO PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE   (Uy Assoclated Presa)

At_a Meeting Held at the Court  House Farmers and Landowners .Vote Unanimously Against  Pro. ‘posed Measure to Tax Land.

OPPOSE NOLAN BILL   FARMERS OF AMERICA TOWN. SHIP TAKE A VOTE   EFFECT A LOCAL ORGANIZATION   At a Meeting Held at the Court House Farmers and Landowners .Vote Unanimously Against Proposed Measure to Tax Land.

TURKISH ENVOYS SLOW.   And There is Uherefore Delay in the Propowd Signing of the Peuce Treaty,

TWARS CANT SIGN TREATY TOMORROW   Delegation Will Not Arrive In Time and’ Constantinople Develops Hitch in Proceed ings in View of Scattering of “Darliamont_

TURK DELEGATES NOT TO SIGN TOMORROV   Fail to Make Connections t Reach Paris.

W. G. Edens, Good Roads President, Manager of Chicago ..... McKinley Headquarters

SFCOND CONVOCATION   AN. University aGthering Will Be Held Friday Merning

FIND WRECKAGE ON EAST SHORE   Viuskegon Coast Guard Patro Find Parts of What May Be Missing Plane.   STATION ABANDONS HOPE

FIND WRECKAGE THOUGHT TO BE LOST SEAPLANE   Picked Up Al Above Mus. kegon, Mich.: Men Relieved Dead.

FIND WRECKAGE (F SEAPLANE   Patrol Picks Up Remains of Ill Fated Craft Near Muskegon, Mich.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND IN MICHIGAN   PATROL FINDS TRACE OF MISSING AVIATORS AT .WHITE LAKE; DELAY RESCUE PLANE BECAUSE OF WEATHER.

WRECKAGE BELIEVED PART OF SEAPLANE   Picked Up By Patrol On Lake Michigan.

LAKE WRECKAGE MAY BE PARTS LOST ATR PLANE   BELIEVE AIRPLANE IS LOST REPORTS TRLGL OF SEEKING PLANE OVER LAKE.

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE IS BROKEN DOWN, WARSAW REPORTS   Reds’ Claim to Reeapture of Kieff Declared Absolutely False

BOLSHEVIK OFFENSIVE BREAKS m   Report of Recapture of Kiel by the Russian Reds Is Denied at Warsaw,

SOVIET OFFENSIVE BREAKS DOWN BEFORE POLISH LINES; WARSAW DENIES KIEV LOST   Bolsheviks Claim Continued Ad. vances in Direction of Minsk; Fighting on 300-Mile Front

SOVIET OFFENSIVE BROKEN BY -POLES   Official Statement Indicates Reds Beaten Back Be‘yond Kieff, ‘

POLES AND ~ REDS CLAIM KIEV VICTORY   Bolshevik Offensive De. clared Broken By Stiff Fight on Divina.

BATTLING FOR THE LEAGUE, IN KANSAS   Governor Cox Tells Hearers They Will'Not Be Arrested for Asking Questions.

HA Y ON PROHIBITION BILLS   Says Harding Voted Wet Thirty-Two Times and Dry Only Twice.

COX CONTINUES HIS KANSAS CAMPAIGK   Program Calls for Speeche: at Wichita, Newton and Hutchinson

UX DRY ON 2 UESTIONG THAT SENATE DECIDED   Governor Says He Would Have Voted Against Wets as Did Harding Had He Been Acting Under Same Circumstances.

Republican Can idate Charged With Silence’ on} League to  Please Supporters         Reference to Senator Harding a a Brewer Brought Applause in Kan .

HECKLER GETS A FRANK REPLY FROM NOMINEE   !  Had He Been Senator He Would Have Voted Dry ~ Like Harding.   HARDING'S LIQUOR RECORD BARED   G. 0. P. Nominee Voted Well 32 Times and Then Dry _ Twice. ;

Cox Said He Would Have Voted Dry   Harding Had Votcd Thirty-two Tins Wet and Two Tines Dry.

COX ASSAILS HARDING ON WET AND DRY.   Characterizes Senator Lodge as the Arch Conspirator of the World and Narrow Minded Bigot.

HARDING YOTED  NN QUPPURT UF WETS IN SENATE   COX SAYS HE WOULD HAVE VorEP FOR PROHIBITION HAD HE BEEN IN THE SENATE.

HARDING VOTED WET 39 TIMES, COX SAYS   Tells Audience He Would Have Done Differently. -

ACCUSES HARDING OF WET VOTING   Cox Declares Opponent Voted Wet 32 Times and Dry Twice During Fight in Senate  etnenp iat   Says He Would Have Cast Dry Vote

WOULD HAVE VOTED DRY SAYS GOV. COX   GOVERNOR COX  INFERENTIALLY STATED STAND TO KANSAS CROWD    HARDING IS ATTACKED   Kepublican Candidate Charged With Silence on) League to Piease Supporters   Reference to Senater Harding a a Brewer Brought Applause in K anhe: >

ON DRY LAWS   Declares Senator Voted We Thirty-Two Times, and + Dry Two Times.   SAYS HE WOULD VOTE DRY   Says Harding Js Silent About League Trying to Hold Two Elemenis.

COX SAYS WOULD HAVE VOTED ORF   Declares Opponent Voted 32 Times Wet.

Government Bureaus See Necessity For Better System Of Handling Finances--Co»

COX IN KANSAS TODAY   DEMO rANC XOWINER SC HED ULED FOR MANY TALKS:   He ts Devoting Most of His Tim * to an Appeal forthe League of Nations.

COX WOULD HAVE VOTED WITH DRYS   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE COMMENTS ON HARD. ING RECORD.

GOVERNOR COX SCORES HARDING   Severely Criticized Posi. tion of Senator on the ‘ League of Nations

MORE CENSUS 1920 REPORTS ANNOUNCED   COX DECLARES HE WOULD HAVE VOTED SAME AS HARDING

COX DECLARES HE WOULD VOTE DRY   ‘Bares Opponent’s Record On Prohibition Measures. Voted , Dry Twice. f   WET THIRTY TWO TIMES   Democratic Nominee Gives Answer to Questioner in Audience in Hutchin son, Kansas.

JARDING IS BOTH if/ AND DRY, COX V5; BARES VOTE   ¢. O. P. Head Changes Opinion According To Conditions, Claim.

COX SAYS HE WOULD ~~ ANE VOTED OW   As Harding Did Had He Been Acting Under Same Circumstances—-Says. Harding Voted Wet 32 Times and Dry Only Torice.

‘COX WOULD HAVE VOTED DRY’   Harding's Ballot Wet 32 Out of 34, Nominee Says

a   CALLS: HARDING A BREWER       “Voted 32 Lim and. 2 Tine: ; a Ss oom Says Lodge” FS-alONe a “row Miniod Riyal, ay is

GUX SAYS THAT He WOULD HAVE VOTED DRY AND NOT WEI   Makes Direct Answer to Heckler in Audience At Hutchinscn This Morning.   GIVES HARDING’S RECORD   Says Opponent Voted Wet 32 Out of 34 Times—Chides Harding for Silence,

Cox Said He aid He Would  Have Voted Dry   Handiug Had Vota Thirty-two Times Wet and Two Times Dry.

VISCOUNT GRAY’S NOTE VINDICATES BOTH SIDES   Republicans and Democtaas Cher eaglish Lova's Stand on feser  + watlous Uoin Sacie Favor,

ENGLAND TO SEEK US. TREATY   Viscount Grey's Letter Hints Acceptance of Reservations   WANTS NATION IN LEAGUE   Republicans Aver Ailies Will Accent Bavise af Part

MOVEMENT EXPECTED UN. LESS TROUBLE QUIETS DOWN.   SPARTACANS CAPTURE ESSE?   BERLIN, March 20.—-The general atrike has ended, tt was said here today.

Amsterdam Dispatch Says Military is Prepared to Strike in  Coarmany

ALLIED FORCES TO ADVANCE IF WAR CONTINUES   Ebert Government Has Been at Stretigart; Berlin Is Reported Quiet; General Strike Reported To Be Called Of

ESTIMATE 2,000 DEAD IN REVOLT   Indications Given that Allies Intend to Advance in Occupied Area. .   DISORDERS . CONTINUING

ALLIES ARRY PSH TOPS GER   TWO THOUSAND KILLED IN GERMAN REVOLUTIO?   UPARTAGANS GAPIURE ESSE   Gustav Noske Will Kemain in Hbert Cabinei—Regular Gerniuan Army  Clears Leipsic of Disturbers,

 ALLIED ARMIES PREPARE FOR ADVANCE IN EMPIRE   sy ASSOCIATED PRESS {YEASED WIRE Ta Rereree

ALLIES PREPARE ENTER GERMANY   Will Mov e Troops From Strassbourg and Metz If Revolt Continues

BRITISH TROOPS IN GERMANY   Strong Foress Are Being Centered ir Sarsburg and Metz.

Indications Point to. A Armies of- Occupati ~Couritry ‘Does No Down. Soon...

BERLIN FEARS ATTACK FROM COMMUNISTS   Police and Military in High Tension, Take Precautions— General Strike Off—2,000 Is Reported Death Toll in Revolution.

MOBS CLASHED  WITH THE POLICE   Had Gathered to Attack the Reichstag Because of Pending Legislation, . Rioting. Extended to All But Three Provinces,

AMERICANS IN PERIL; ESTIMATED IN BERLIN 2,000 SLAIN TO DATE   Special Train Sent From Coblenz Tp Leipsig For  200 U.S. and Allied Business Men, Stranded  - -There---Communists Take Essen--Alter -24- Hour Battle. 300 Dying —-

2,000 PERSONS — KILLED IN BERLIN   : . * Ty the Fighting, Resnitiug in the is Counter Revolution.

May Push Troops Farther dt Disorder Continues; ~ 2,000 Killed in Week

TROOPS CONCENTRATING AT STRASSBURG AND MEV   Invasion Predicted Unless Order  is Restored Soon; Senator ;Newberry Found Guiity;)Four Coal Men Ar.  rested; Treaty Now Up to'President

DRILL TEST WELL SOUTH OF THE KAW   LAWRENCE AND KANSAS CITY MEN HAVE 8,000 ACRES LEASED   WELL. DOWN .75 FEET.   Orabell Development Company to Prospect for Oil and Gas East of Here 1°

DRILL TEST WELL SOUTH OF THE KAW   LAWRENCE AND KANSAS CITY MEN HAVE 8,000 ACRES LEASED   WELL DOWN 75 FEET   Orabell Development Company to Prospect for Oil and Gas East of Here    Structire a Continuation of Weillsville and Baldwin Fields, It Is Qaid -o

TRYING TO GET TRACE OF BALLOON   Olleers at Navy Aiv Station Have Not) Heard Fron Three  Licatonunts,

RALLOON STILL MISSING.   Bat OMecer: Continue to Believe Uc fupants Safc,

Northern Seclion Suffered Heav  ily—-Eleventh Century Church   at Ferrara Partially Destroyed.

THER TREMOR IS FELT IN VTAL      More Than 500 Are Dead Aftei Tuesday’s Quake in Northem italy.

AGAIN        MUCH HEAVIER EARTH give  MHOCKS wer NORTHERS t   NUMBER OF KNOWN DEAD NOW REACHES 300, INJURED  NUMMRER Tee F

EARTH TREMBLES SECOND TIME. IN NORTHERN ITAL)   Number of Deaths Unknown; Latest Figures 500 Killed Tuesday

IS ROCKING AGAIN   Quake Shocks Are Felt in Northern Italy — Thousands Are Homeless

EARTHQUAKES SHAKE UP ITALY   Several Towns and Cities Haye Suf+ fered Sererely

LIST OF QUAKE VICTIMS LARGE   New Shocks Are Felt in Northern Italy —Tuesday’s Damage Was  Annalling

TRYING TO SAVE CHINESE CITY   CONSULS MEET AND_ DiSCUSS MATTERS WITH .* FHE ATTACKERS.

HOT CONTEST _ FOR CONGRESS   New House and Third of Sen ate to Be Elected.      eace With Germany and LeAgue of  Nations Hangs on Tomorrow's Batlots—Both Sides Are Confident.

NEW LOWER HOUSE AND THIRD OF SENATE 10 ~ BE ELECTED TOMORAOM   Democrats Must Capture Twe  Seats In Upper To Obtain. Ma -. jority There.

NEW HOUSE WILL BE “ELECTED TOMORROW   Thirty-four Senators Also. to B — Solecied by Voters, -

NEW. HOUSE WILL BE. “ELECTED TOMORRO'   Thirty-four Senators Alsa. to Be ~ Selected By Volers,-.

CONGRESS CONTROL HANGS IN BALANCE   *3 MEMBERS OF HOUSE AND 24 SENATORS WILL BE ELECTED TUESDAY.

DEMOGHATS MUST GAIN TWO SEATS   In Lower House They Neec 51 to Insure Control of . the Next Session.

Democrats Must Gain ; 51 Seats in Order to  Control Lower House             THIRTY-FOUR: SENATORS: 7.0 °BE-ELECTED TUESDAYFOUR HUNDRED’ THIRTY-FIVE: MEMBERS  RONGRESS TH: RE -NECINED TOMORROW

NEW HOUSE WILL  ELECTED TOMORROW   Thirty-four Senaters Also to Be — Soleeted By Voters,

A NEW HOUSE TO BE CHOSEN   Tuesday’s Election Will Be Interesting For Its Congressional Fights As Well as Presidential Contest.

HOT CONTEST FOR CONGRESS   Now House and’ Third of Sen ale a Bp Becta   BIG PROBLEMS  {N BALANGE   Peace ‘With “Ger J  Natiéra Hai ) morrow'a Bat. . lote— Both: Sides Ate Confident... -

ARE CONGERNED OVER GONGHESS   Party Chiefs are Watchine District Battles   SENATE VERY CLOSE   Democrats Must Capture Two Seats from Republicans to Gain Control of Upper House Which will Dispose of Question of Peace with Germany. Standine of House

FUGITIVE SAW JAKE HAMON AT HOSPITAL   DOCTOR CONFIRMS REPORT THAT CLARA SMITH VISITED OIL MAN'S BEDSIDE

VISITED BAMON IN HOSPITAL   Doctor Admits Presence of Williaon mire’s (Alleged Slayer.

DOGS, EVICTED . IN RENT CRISIS,  -MENACE HEALTI   Brooklyn... Canines, Dis possessed, Revert to Forpar UYU] Ctad¢a

ABANDONED DOGS.   New York’s Housing Problem Affecting Even Members of the Canine  BRamilw

ABANDONED DOGS.   New York’s Housing Problem Afeet: ing Even Members of the Canine  Wa... #3...

WHEAT PRICES ADVANCE TODAY   Stages Strong Come-Back on Board of Trade, Gaining Eight to Ten Cents.

TAKES UP POST IN FARIS   Dr. Wiibeim Mayer, German Charge d’Affaires Arrives in the French Capital. —

FINAL TOUCH PUT TO POLISH TRUCE; REDS SATISFIED   Allies Warn Warsaw < Be Moderate; Wrangel Hits Soviet.

NEW AGREEMENTS ARE SATISFACTORY   POLAND AND RUSSIA BOTH APPEAR TO BE PLEASED OVER THE OUTCOME   Many Complications Are Feared By Friends of Poland As Result of Terms of the New  ° Peace Treaty.

NEW. PEACE TREATY   VOLES AND UKRAINIANS HAVE AGREED UPON TERMS.   ‘Both Sidex. Seem to Think They “Have the Best of the Bargain So War May Really Cease

DIPLOMATS: ARE NOT OPTIMISTIC   Doubt Stability of Russo~ PolishPeace.   EXPERTS BUSY ON UKRAINIAN TREATY   Final Preliminary to Sig. nature of Convention.

EXPERTS FINISH RUSSIAN TREAT!   Terms of Russ-Polish-Ukranian Armistice Being Completed at Rica Today.   DIPLOMATS PESSIMISTIC

RUSSIAN AND POLE READY FOR PEACE   Geeta, (ees  ARMISTICE CONDITIONS ARE NEARLY READY FOR SIGNATURES   Rapidly . hanging Conditions Have Raised New Problems for Negotiators   Poland Gains More Territory Than Would Have Been Ha’ Before the Offensive

WORKING TO COMPLETE “RUSSIAN: POLISH TREAT           TRO CIARE «TERR ).” Riga—A: preliminary * peace, treaty and armistice  -Wwig" pe

HIGH OFFICIALS ~ PLEASED WT PEACE TERMS   Completing Text of Armistice an Treaty Between Poland, Russia and. Ukraine = xs

EXPERTS —FINIS PEACE PACT   Treaty Ready for Pams and Rus*~ gians io Sion

ARMISTICE CONDITIONS: ARE NEARLY READY FOR SIGNATURES   Rapidly Changing _ Conditions Have Raised New Problems for Nerotiators   Poland Gains More Territory Than Would Have Been Had Before the Offensive

CUROPE PESSIMISTIC OVER TERMS OF RUSSPOLISH PEAGE TREAT)   Both Poles and Belsheviki Think Terms Will Be Permanent.

'WRANGLING OVER PEACE   Polish-Russian-Ukranian Parley fs Coming ta End.

AIGA TREATY FAILS TO PLEASE = COME NITION   French Are Dissatisfied. With.  Way Matters. Have -Turned   OCCUPATION OF, VILNA CAUSE OF TROUBLE   Another: Task: for® Leagues of _- Nations Develops,’ Is General View *

GOV. GOK  IN SPEECH T0 DEMOCRATS. 0 WEST VIRGINIA  Accuses Reba of Tricker With American People.   Accuses Republicans of Trickery With American People.   ppealed to All Voters to Rally to Sup port of Democracy.   To Order That Peace May be Concluded  Promptly And Future Wars Made Difficult.

LLOYD GEORGE IS HOPEFUL OF PEACE   British Workers Declare for General Strike if War is Made on Bol. _ 7 sheviki

OFFERING OF MEATS   Is Made by ‘War Department to Relieve Shortage

ARMY SUPPLIES OFFERED.   Surplus Stocks of Meat Made Available to Relieve Food Shortage.

ARMY SUPPLIES 10 WERT STRIKE DEMAND   War Dea-+ment Storage Meats for  lief of Threatened Slhavrdiaoe

FOOD SUPPLIES OF GOVERKMENT ARE AVAILABLE   Off -By.. War. Denartmen! : elieve Shortage Caus- » ed by the Strike.

ARMY FOOD AVAILABLE TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE   War Department Comes to Rescue of Cities Stricken by the Rail Strike

BENT ON DEFEAT OF LENROOT   Ia Follette Candidate te Run as Independent in Wisconsin.

LA FOLLETTE MAN WILL RUN   James Thompsen of LaCrosse, Defeat. ed in Primaries, Files as Inde. — pendent Candidate. ade

LA FOLLETTE MAN WILL RUN   James Thompson of LaCrosse, Defeat. ed in Primaries, Files as Independent Cand#tdate,

LOOKS OVER HER NEW HO:45.   Mre. Wilsen Personaity Conducts f): Harding Threugh the White House Roome.

LOOKS OVER HER NEW HOME   Mrs. Wilson Personally Conducts Mrs. Harding Through the White House Rooms,

G. 0. P. MUST MAKE GOOD, SENATE TOLD   Reconstructive Program, “Essen. tial To Further Tenure In Office” Outlined.

_ EMPLOYES   Senator. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey Recummends us   MUST CUT “THB EXPENSES   Would Take Tax From Sial! In‘comes and Remove Excess Profits aud Suctaxes.

UAGES WEEPING CHANGE BE MADE   Sen. Frelinghuysen Advocates Wants Bureau of War Risk Abolished.   Would Reduce Number ol Government Employes to Pre.War Basis.

FRELINGHUYSEN URGES RECONSTRUCTIVE PLAN   Says Pople, Will Turn on Re publican Party if it Fails

SENATOR OFFERS HIS PROGRAM OF RECONSTRUCT A   Frelinghuysen Would First Re duce the Number of Employes..:   ABOLISH WAR RISK BUREAU   Favors Tariff To Protect Farm: er But Would Also Aid Other Producers.

WUULU ALL FT WAN ISK NOURANGE BI HOVERNMENT   Republican Senator Would Take Protection From War Velerans   INCOME TAX CAUSE OF HOUSE SHORTAGE   Capital Diverted to More Lucrative Invesiment, Savs Sen. Calder

BIG REVISION INU, S, POLICY * 1S ADVOCATEL   Plans For Changes In Sys tem Proposed In Senate.

FARE REGIMENTS ARTER CARRANZA   Js Sell Fleciag With 2,000 ere vers Crm, Kai! Trafic Now xormal tnd Obregon Regime ged Fact.

PLAGED PERSONAL AMBITIONS ABOVE NATION'S INTERESTS   Joseph Caillaux Found Guilty of Commerce and Correspondence With Germany.   ESCAPED CONVICTION ON HIGH TREASON CHARGE   Luxembough Palace Was Filled to Overilowing in Neithborhood of Palace When Verdiet Was Return. ed and Peliee Reserves Hand to be Called Out,

M. CAILLAUX CONVICTED OF BEING TOO FRIENDLY WITH ENEMY DURING WAR   Former French Premier Narrowly Escapes Being Found Guilty of Treason: May Be Banished.

French Senate Renders Verdict Holding He Had Very Close to Treasonable Ambition by His Associations; Large Crowds in Palace Yards Awaiting Court Action   LIGHT SENTENCE IS EXPECTED

Former ‘Premier of France Stands Dishonored by Senate’s Verdict.   NOT FOUND GUILTY OF HIGH TREASON   May Be Banished From Coun: try or Imprisoned; Light Sentence Expected.

CAILLAUX GUILTY ti NOT TO GET DEATH SENTENCE   First Verdict sof Its Kind T Be Rendered ‘by Any of the Allies Since War   CROWDS REMAIN ORDERLY:   Former Premier’s Friends Disconsolate ‘as ‘Acquittal Freely Predicted .

FURMER FRENCH PREMIER STANDS CONVICTED, MAY HE SENT OUT AS AN EXT

UAILLAUX GUILTY MAY BE BANISHED FOR FIVE YEARS   Former French Premier Con victed of Commerce With Enemy.   ESCAPES TREASON CHARGE

GUILT OF CAILLAUX ~— CLOSE TO TREASON   FORMER FRENCH PREMIER NOT TO GO SCOT FREE,   Senate Court Finds He Had Com. merce and Correspondence With Enem y—Penalty May Be Banishment.

Verdict Asserts He Placed Self Above His - Country.  of   ESCAPES CONVICTION FOR HIGH TREASON   Held Ambition Above Love of France in Its Tragic Hour, Says the  Senate.

SENATE OF FRANCE CONVICTS CAILLAU)   Found Guilty of Commerce With   FIRST VERDICT OF KIND   Former Premier Placed His Personal Political Ambitions During War Higher Than In. terests of His Country-—-Lux. emburg Gardens are Filled With Dense Crowd,

Escapes High Treason Charge, But Is Convicted Of Commerce and Correspondence With Ene mies of Country.

CAILLAUX CONVICTED OF WAR MISCONDUCI   Verdict Is Firat of Its Kind to By  Rendered by Any of the Alhes

ESCAPING HIGH TREASON CAILLAUX MAY BE EXILED   French Senate Finds Forme Premier “Guilty of Com merce and Correspondenc With Enemy.”

CAILLAUX FOUND GUILTY IN HIS TREASON TRIAL   Charge Is Softened but It Means Banishment or  Imprisonment.   Verdiet Is Unioue.

GRAIN QUERY UNDER EYES » OF U. §. JURY   Clyne Orders Investigation of Alleged Corner in Seeds.

GRAND JURY PROBE   Of Alleged Corner in May Corn Will Be Conducted

ALLEGED CORNER   FEDERAL GRAND JURY WILL IN “VESTIGATE EXCHANGE TRADERS

MARTENS TO LEAVE JAN. 3 SOVIET CANCELS CONTRACTS   Moscow Advices Direct Rec Ambassador Not to Appeal From Deportation Orde of Department of Labor

CANCELS U. S. CONTRACTS   Russian Soviet “Ambassador” Surrenders For Deportation,

MARTENS AND STAFF TO GO   Russian Soviet “Ambassador” Is In. structed by Moscow to Surrender for Deportation.

MARTENS TO BE DEPORTED   Will Surrender Jan. 3— Cancels Contracts

FITNESS POLICY IN CIVIL SERVICE CANDIDATES SAY      Political Affiliation Will Be Given No Consideration, Their Letters Avow.

HEROIC NURSE PREVENTS SERIOUS HOSPITAL FIRE   Young Woman Rushes Blazing Ar ticle Out of Building But is Badly Burned in the Effort

Have Been Drawn From Jury Bo»  With Which To Make Up  Juries For Next Term.     BEGINS NEXT  MONDAY

Accused Man Obtained Passport for  Europe Last July, Although  He Was Then Under Charge.

FORMER BANKER ~ UNDER ARRES   FOR JEWEL THEFT ON COAST   John: we “Wortliington of Chicage ‘Suspected of Complicity in Von-  couver Robbery. Last August

POLIGE ARREST FORMER BANKER   Being Held While Jewelry Valued at $15,000 Is Being Investigated.

Hoover Says He's  Not A Candidate   Declines To Allow Name Tc Go Before Democratic Primaries In N. H.

LAND IN DISPUTE ka {TO RODUCING WELLS   TOTAL DAILY OUTPUT OF OIL IS ESTIMATED AT 8,890 BARRELS,

PROHIBITION: TION ISSUE  BEFORE DEMOCRATS   Virginia: Congressional Candidate Champions Liquor,

SKETCH OF COOLIDGE   Governor Is Famed for Action on Police Strike.   Vice President Nominee Native of  Vermont and Is Called 100 Per  Cent American.

COOLIDGE   JOOLIDGE’S FAME RESTS  ON BREAKING THE STRIKE OE ROGETHA OMI imenae:

FROM WAY DOWN EAST   VICE PRESIDENT NOMINEE 1S NATIVE OF VERMONT.   Massachusetts Governor Is Famed for Action on Police Strike—Called 100 Per Cent Yank.

IOWA SENT 119,792 MEN TO WORLD WAR   State is Eighth in Number c Service Men to Reinstate U. S. Insurance.

DENIES FEDERAL CONTROL 1S FAVORED BY FARMERS      Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Presi dent Discusses Question of Railroad Administration

FARMERS AGAINST ~ RAIL CONTROL   President of Ohio Farm Bu reau Denies That The‘ Favor Government. Re taining Control.

TREDS RULE ARMENIA   ) Country Passing Under Control of Bolsheviki.   Turks and Bolshevik Tartars Have Ef fected a Junction—Lithuanians Resume War Against Poles.

One Set of Clubs and Three From Another Set Are Now ‘Threatening War Unless’ the New Plan of Organization i is ‘Pat Tanta Effect.   BOLSHEVIKS GAIN - CONTROL OF ARMENIA

ARMENIA IS PASSING T O BOLSHEVIKI   REPORTS JUST RECEIVED AT CONSTANTINOPLE.   Indicate That Armenia is Passing to the Bolshevik, Though Details Are Lacking.

ARMENIA PASSING UNDER BOLSHEUIK CONTOL, REPORT   Turns and Bolsheviki Tartars Have Fffected a Junction At Alexandropol

ARMENIA UNDER REDS   BOLSHEVIK! TAKE OVER CON TROL OF THE COUNTRY.   Soviet Tartars an’ Turks Have Effect. ed a Junction~ oles and Lithuanians R «:>me War,

SAY TROOPS ARE SURRENDERING TO RED ARMY   WRANGEL HOLDS POSITION ANI IS ARMED WITH HEAVY AR TILLERY AS WELL AS MA CHINE GUNS

Armenia Is Going   Under Bolshevism   Turks ond Golshevists Mave Ford & Junetion at Alexandropolo—kKe. ported Armentan ‘Troops Surrender

ARMENIA YIELDS 10 THE REDS   THE COUNTRY IS PASSING US. - DER BOLSHEVIK CONTROL.   HEREDITARY ENEMIES OF-AR MENIA AT. HER THROAT.    Russian. 1 Trooy s “Are ‘Withdrawn From the: Crimea to Aid Torks   in‘ the Conquest.

BOLSHEVISTS GAIN CONTROL IN ARMENIA   Country Passing Under Control of Russians, Says Revort   WRANGEL HANGING: ON   Impending Winter in Crimea Dreaded-by Population; Poles Fight Lithuanians

ARMENIA FALLS Ih BOLSHEVIKI DRIVE   Her Troops Are Surrendering and Seeking Refuge.   ‘GEN, WRANGEL DRIVEN BACK   Red Rally Held in Berlin-—Pole: Attacked by Lithuanians.

HARDING THAUSTS AGAIN AT WILSON FOREIGN POLICY   MAKES OKLAHOMA CITY AD DRESS AT STATE FAIR GROUND TO LARGE CROWD   TAFT MAKES STATEMENT   Say, Republican Victory W°uld Mean Ultimate Ratification of of Nations With Reservations,

HARDINGS ELECTION MEANS LEAGUE ENTRY   Taft Asserts Victory for Republi cans Assvres American Participation.

TAFT ANSWERS COX QUERY   Contenads Harding Favors lLeagac But Not the Kind Coustitated by Wilson.

TAFT REPLIES TO COX   Savs Hardine’s Election Will Mean  Ratification of Leagne.

Former President Taft De clares Ratification by Republicans Would Be With Reservations,

AFT SAYS U, 8. WILL RATIFY IF (i. 0. P. WINS OU   Former President © Declares Election of Harding Will Mean “Ultimate Ratifi cation” of League.

BROOKE WINS OUT FOR STATE SENATE   GRANTVILLE MAN HAS MA: JORITY OVER G. W. PLUMMER   MEANS GETS BIG VOTE   Carried the District by 1,500 to $1,800 Majority, According to. Reports :   Sheriff Contest Was Close, Johna Winning by 12 Votes on Face of Returns

Carried, the District by M Accoritin; $1,800. ajerity,      Sheriff Contest Was Close, Johan, Winning by 12 Votes on f Returns ‘

CLIFTON WILLIAMS NAMED FOR MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE   Former Indiana Student Enters Race on Nonpartisan Ticket—Graduated from Law School in 1908.

BOCHE MILITARY MEN PROFESS TO SEE FUTURE WAR Think Clash With the French Is Bound  ta Llama

BAVARIANS PROPOSE ATTACK ON PRUSSI!   Munich Socialist Organ Declare: South Germans Considered Division of Empire,

PLANS FOR DIVIDING GERMANY   Sensation Created in Bavaria Over  Proposed Attack On Pruasia.

cE NEW WAR WITH PRE        So Bavarian Junkers Drop Plan to Divide Germany in Two.

FLOUR UP TO $13.50 A BARREL.   Minneapoiis Advance of 25 Cents Re. flects Change in the Wheat Situation.

TALK REVIVED.   Dempsey-Carpentier ,Proposed Mateh Takea on New Life.

BOLSHEVIKS NOW ATTACK ARMENIA   “MYSTERY ARMY” OF SIXTY THOUSAND MEN ARE THE INVADERS,

RUSSIAN SOVIET SEEKS FOOTHOLD AMONG ENGLISH   Winston Churchill Sees Red Menace, Answering Report  of British Laborites.

SLAYERS: WOO Wt HOT KNOWN   Irish situation grows more ‘acute—Two policemen ambushed   BATTLE AT DOCK -RERE   Archbishop Mannix cheered and hooted as he boards ship at New Work -

Question of Getting Provisions Grows Serious, Government: Bureau Says

FUDD SHORTAGE BECOMES AGLTE IN MANY PLACE   Reserve Supplies at Prine:pal Distributing Centers Are Depleted As a Result of Railroad Strikes.

STRIKE DEPLETES   New York Faces Serious Situ. ation and Chicago Nears Half Food Reserves

STRIKE DEPLETES FOOD RESERVES   ‘Principal Disturbing  Citie: : Are Feeling Serious  Effects.

FOOD SUPPLIES OF GREAT CITIES ARE PUT IN PERIL BY RAIL MEANS STRIKE

FOOD SUPPLIES IN MANY CITIES ARE DEPLETED BY BIG STRIKE   Large Shipments Are ir Transit, “But May Be Held Up by Walkout.

COLORADO HAS BIG BLIZZARI   ‘Western Part of the State I:  Swept by Storm and Train Service Crippled.

MISSISSIPPI BREAKS   And ‘One or More Small Vif Tages are Inundated—Life Losses Not Reported.

CREVASSE FLOODS LOUISIANA TOWN   Bayou Sara Entirely Under Water But Inhabitants Removed To Place of Safety. =

Arid’ ‘One « or’ “More ‘Small Vil “Tage ‘ate . Inundate “Life Bosses’ “Not. “Renortedi« i

iat eeemmmtmnae tens  senators in Tennessee . Refuse to Join House In Anti-Suffrage Rov

TENNESSEE SENATE TAKES FIRM STAND   VOTES 17 TO 8 IN REFUSING TO JOIN HOUSE TO REVERSE SUFFRAGE ACTION,

ANTISUFFSIN TENNESSEE. LOSE CLOSING FIGHT  SENATE STANDS   REFUSES TO CONCUR IN ACTION RESCINDING RATIFICATION,

TENN. SENATE DESERTS HOUSE   REFUSES TO JOIN HOUSE IN ATTEMPTED REVERSAL OF SUFF RATIFICATION

SENATE REJECTS — REVERSAL URGE   Tennessee Senators by Vote of 17 to 8 Refuse to Consider Proposal.

TENN. SENATE _ DESERTS HOUSE   REFUSES TO JOIN. HOUSE IN A TEMPTED . REVERSAL. OF ~ ~SUFF RATIFICATION :

TENNESSEE SENATE STANDS BY SUFFRAGE   Leaders of Woman's Party Are Certain Ratification of theAmondment Will Stand.

ANTE-SUFFS IN TENNESSEE LOSE ~GLDGING Heit   SENATE STANDS PAT   REFUSES TO CONCUR IN ACTION RESCINDING RATIFICATION.

ALBANIA ASKS ALLIES - .. ‘TO FORCE SERBIA TO WITHDRAW ITS TROOPS

GARANZA'S FATE  RESTS OW RESULT OF BIG BATTLE   Revolutionary Forces Rush Reinforcements To Their Lines.   FIGHT IN PROGRESS      Dissension Among Rebel Leaders Is_ Reported.

TAXICAB DRIVER REPORTS   Oar was Used te Convey Benk Robber ten Tween

PITTSBURGH TAX! DRIVER “TOOK ROBBER TO UNIT   After Looting Bank, .He .Was Forced To Speed Away With Hin.

Condition of Cardinal .  Gibbons Was Reported As  Quite Favorable Today

CARDINAL GIBBONS BETTER      Sits Up Part of Day and Spends Most, of his Time Reading

CARDINAL STILL IMPROVES       Rome Regrets Illness of Prelate Confined in Shriver Home,

IMPROVEMENT KOTED.   Cardinat Gibtons Te Reported etter Thik w eek.  a oe een

In Electric Chair for Killing Two Men for Robbery — Wrote Letter to President Wilson.

BOY “SONG BIRD" TO HANG DEG. I   Viana Confesses Murder Af ter Governor Refuses to Pardon Him.

‘Confession Follows Refusal ‘of Governor Lowden to  Grant Pardon. ~    BLAMES POLICEMAN FOR LIFE OF CRIME   Appeal Made to Save Youth From Gallows; Was “Song Bird” of Jai”

WOMEN DRAFTING ~ PLATFORM PLANKS   LEGISLATION FAVORED BY THEM WILL BE PRESENTED TO BOTH PARTIES

LOW BUILDING IS GREAT PRODUCER   It Exceeds Skyscraper in the Profit It Brings to Its  Owner.

ITALY S —AFLAME WITH SOVET DOCTRINE   Seizure of Metal Plants Now - Complete and Workers Are: Defiant of Government

Workers Take Over Metal Plant In Rome, Make Demand:   Take Inventories of Plants and Assert Proof of Their Being Capable of Contducting the Industries.

WITNESSES REPORT ON IRISH AFFAIRS   Committee. Inveitigating Irish Question Examine Four Witnesses.

INVESTIGATORS HEAR  TALES OF VIOLENCE   PROBE OF IRISH SITUATION ADJOURNS UNTIL EARLY IN _ DECEMBER. ©   Journalist Declares Conditions ir Treland Are “Working Up to Massacre.”

Peaceful Irish Citizens Were  - Bayonetted, Towns Looted By British, Witnesses Declare

Cleraymen and Others Clair Religion: Does Not Enter Into Disturbances.

“TERRORISM” IS TERM APPLIED TO MILITARY RULE IN IRELAND BY ALL WITNESSES AT HEARING   Committee Is Told of Conditions in Old Erin; Street Shootings Are Nightly Occurrences; Many of the “Black and Tans” Are Desperadoes and Ex-Convicts, Is Charge.

Given Before the Commission of ‘the Committee of One ‘Hun:  dred Investigating the trish Question — Four Witnesse: Told of Violent Events ‘Which They Had Seen and Ex: pressed Sympathy For ‘Irish Independence. .

TERRORISM THe AULE IN IRELAND   Eye Witnesses Tell Many Tales of Violence  eee   KILLING OF CITIZENS   Burning and Looting of Homes are Among Offenses Charged Against British Soldiers in Testimony—Picture of Military Rule Maintained with Armed Lorries is Given

WITNESSES TELL OF DISTURBANCES THROUGH IRELAND   CATHOLIC PRIEST DECLARES SOL IERS OF ENGLAND MOST BRUTAL   COURTS ARE SUSPENDED   Another Tells of His Deportation From Ireland After Home Had Been Riddied With Bullets by Guards

DISTURBANCES IRELAND RELATED   Eye Witnesses Tell of Violent Events.   FOUR PLACED CN STAND

Eye Witnesses to Disturbances .. Testify Before Amerigan Committee.   ALL SYMPATHIZE WITH IRISH INDEPENDENCE   Green Bay Man Reports Sentiment In Ireland Is Unanimous for Republic.

Fye Witnesses < Testfy a { Opening hagted of - Commisson   DECLARES: HOMES’ ARE "RIDDLED BY. BULLETS   ‘Claim Arrests a are. Made and ae ‘Deportation: Ordered ,  r Without © Delite -_ “Charges

British Military Rule Bitterly Denounced by Eye-Witnesses to Scenes of Violence; Biack and Tan Police Characterized As Assassins and Desperate Characters   SINN FEIN GAINS IN PRESTIGE

Personal Accounts of Murder and Reprisals Given ‘to Investigating Board -

IRELAND FOR INDEPENDENCE   Eye Witnesses Report Conditions Existing in Ireland Under British Rule.

WITNESoES TESTIFY AT IRIGH HEARING   FATHER COTTER TELLS OF AL. LEGED TREATMENT - OF IRISH BY BRITISH. °

WITNESSES TELL OF QISTURBANCES INV TRISH TOWNS   Report to Committee of One Hundred in Session in ‘Washinaton.   REPORT TERRIBLE SCENES

British Rule In Ireland Is Pictured As Reign of . Terror by Eye-Witnesse:

So Charge Witnesses Before Con . Investigating Irish Question; ™ U Deportation, Burnings, Alleved;:

TALE OF VIOLENCE IN IRELAND GIVEN DURING HEARINGS   PERSONAL ACCOUNTINGS OI KILLINGS BY TROOPS FEATURE OF DAY.   “TERRORISM” TERM USE!   Picture of Military Rule With Armes Lorries and Tanks, and Brutal Bayoneting of Citizens Unfolded by Witness.

COMMITTEE TAKES RECESS   No More Testimony on iris! Question Till After Thanksgiving i

Eye Witnesses Tell of “Terrorism” In Ireland  Under Military Rule   More Tales of Violence Related at Probe—-Personal Ac. counts of Murders and Looting of Homes Given,

TERRORISM IN IRELAND TOLD TO COMMITTEE   American Visitors in Ireland Testify Concerning British Administration

Evidence Is Taken in formal Probe in Capital   PRIEST WITNESS   Whitehall, Mont., Man Called—Tells of Outrages

Affairs in Ireland to Lead to Horror ina Very Short Time   ‘ANARCHY RULES   Americans Are Heard in a Probe Into Revolt

CONDITIONS IN “TRELANO TOLD OF - AY EYE WITNESSES   Say Civil Processes Virtually at End Under Rule of British Military Forces.   ALL EXPRESS SYMPATHY FOR INDEPENDENCE MOVE   Chairman of Town, Council of Thurles and Three Americans Who Visited Emerald Isle Describe Violent Events They Had Seen.

TERRORISM TEAM GIVEN MILITARY RULE IN IRELAND   Personal Accounts of Killing of Citizens and Police Told in Washington.   AMERICANS ARE WITNESSES

IRISH TROUBLES TOLD COMMITTEE      TWO PRIESTS AMONG WITNESSES AT HEARINGS THAT QPEN IN WASHINGTON.

MORE EYE WITNESa TALES OF VIOLENCE HEARD IN PROBE   Personal Accounts of Killings, Burning and Looting of Homes Given.   TERRORISM TERM APPLIED MILITARY RULE IN IRELAND   Conditions Are Working Up to Massacre, Says Francis Hackett, Associate Editor of New Republic—Eighty Per Cent People for Sinn Fein.

VIOLENCE IN IRELAND IS TOLD BY WITNESSES   Killings, Burning and Looting of Homes is Told by Town Commissioner of Galway.

JESSE: WILLARD FINED,   Assessed One Dollar For. Disputing Rights af Negro. t

FINLEY HEADS C. & N. w. RY.   Will Succeed R. H. Aishton As Pregi-. dent and Take Executive Chores Alare 1.

NEW UL. & N. W. PRESIDEN!   William H. Finley Succeeds R. H Aishton as Executive.

MASON REFUSES TO BACK UP ON BARUCH CHARGE   Investigation Will Be Made Next Year, He Asserts.

REPRESENTATIVE MASON GTARGES THEFT OF OVER FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS

CHARGES BARUCH AND ASoOGIATES STOLE MILLIONS   B. M. Baruch Demands That Representative Mason Prove Allegation of Crime   CHARGES ARE AMENDED TO READ 200 MILLIONS   lilinois Congressman Doesn’t Intend to Have Baruch’s Friend Palmer Act

BARNEY BARUCH SURE DEFENDED   Asks Mr. Mason to Produce All His Evidence  'ATTER MAKES REPLY   Nould Amend Charge to Read ‘*You and Your Associates Stole $200,000,000 in Copper Alone’’— Baruch Demands Investigation and Apology if Charge is Not Proven

ACCUSES BARUCH UF HUGE STEAL   Congressman Says War Indus: tries Chairman Stole $200,000,000 in Copper.

BARUCH HURLS DEFI AT MASON   ‘Demands He Substantiate Dec Iaration Baruch “Stole $50, 900,000 in Copper Alone”   CHARGE IS “INFAMOUS”   Mr. Mason, in Reply, Amends Statement By Saying Baruch Stole $200,000,000

CALLS ON MASON FOR EVIDENCE   Baruch Resents Charges Made by Former

BARUCH DEMANDS THE EVIDENCE   Would Have MasonProve Robber Charge Made in House,   CONGRESSMAN MAKES REPLY.

BARUC CEMANDS AN INVESTIGATION   Mr. Mason Amends Charge to Say “You and Your Associates Stole $200,000,000  -in Copper Alone.’’

BARUCH DEMANDS MASON PRODUGE THEFT EVIDENCE   Calls Upon House Member t Submit Proofs to Congress At Once.

CHARGE THAT HE FIGURED IN QUEER DEALS UPON COPPER, DURING WAR, MAY LEAD TO A SHOWDOWN BETWEEN MAN OF AFFAIRS AND REP. MASON, WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ABSURD YARN.

SMARTS UNDER THE CHARGES   Barreey Barech Calle Ose Congres man WMasee te Make Geod.

CHARGES BIG “STEAL”   linois Congressman Says Barney ( Baruch Some Manipulator.

JONSON GAWD SPEAT UGE AMUURT Ih CALIFORNIA AND SAY HOOVER SPENT MORE

HIRAM JOHNSON RAISE BIG SUM   CALIFORNIANS “COME ACROSS" WITH) SUM AMOUNTING TO $100,000 Td $123,000   HOOVER'S FRIENDS DO BETTER, SAYS M’CABE

ARIZONA SENATOR IS CHOICE OF PRESIDENT   Smith is Selected for Joini Commission,

LEONARD THOMAS SHOT TO DEATH BY A YOUTE   Tragedy Occurs In Liberty anc George Curtis, 16, Is In Ash boro Jail.

BREAK EXPECTED IN NEGOTIATIONS PARIS INFORMED   Temps Correspondent Says Russian Commission !s On Point of Leaving London   DECLARES RUSSIAN PLAN FOR SOVIET IN WARSAW   Polish Armies Gradually Giving Way To Pressure of Russians Is Report In Germany.

PARIS BELIEVES BREAK. WITH SOVIET CERTAI   Official Circles Place Relianc in Reputed Plan of Reds to ' fake Warsaw .

GATTLEMEN, MAY HAVE TO BUY WINTER FEEF   <0 RAIN IN PAST THREE WEEKS REPORTED FROM THE CATTLE COUNTRY,

SAYS DROUTH ~~ 1S HURTING TEXAS RANGES   If Rains Don’t Come Soon Stockmen Will Have to Buy Feed,

STEEL WORKERS CUT   Reduced Wages Will Take Effect on January 1.

PDUCTION IN WAGES   Is Announced by Midvale and Lukens Steel Cos.

Three Cleveland Banks to Be Blown Up Today, Says Anonymous  Ota ews oes ta re dcom tiem 

ROOM RENT IS HIGH   Prices Are Hitting Top Level in Student District

Woman’s National Farm-and Garden Association   WOMEN SAY GET DOWN AND DIG AND KNOCK THE HOOUT OF THE HE. CG. L.

“When Non-Partisan Journal Becomes  _ Partisan in Last Issue Four Days Before  - Election, It Seems to Indicate a Very Deen-Seated Selfish Interest” -

CHARGE OF UNFAIR PARTISANSHIP MADE AGAINST SATEVEPOS]      Cox Charges Publication With Mis-Statements too Late for’Correction

LOX TAKES HIDE UFF SATURDAY EVENING PAST   He Accuses Editor Lorimer of Unfair Partisanshin.   GUERRILLA TACTICS ARE CONDEMNED   Ulterior Motive of the Curtis Publishing Oo. is Under Suspicion.

Hl BUSINESS ALOFUNMBLE rn WEEKLY  b.U, P BIAS   Editor Charged With Use of Unfair Partisanship at Last Minute   VIOLATED ANTI-TRUST LAW, SAYS GOV. COX   Leaves Ethies of Action t . Decision of American Voters

OOK RESPONDS 1 THE POST'S REPL'   AGAIN ASSERTS SATURADY EVE’ ING POST HAS BEEN UNFAIK TO HIS CANDIDACY

COX CHARGES POST WITH UNFAIR AND PARTISAN TAGTICS   Candidate Says Weekly Is Not the Nonpartisan Periodical It Represents Itself.

“INSIDIOUS” AIMIS -BARED, SAYS COX   Governor Turns: Another Broad side on Saturday Evening Past   CHARGES UNFAIR TACTICS   Nominee Declares “Big Bus iness” is Against Him

COX ISVITRIOLIC ARGENT OF THE SATURDAY. EVENING POST      Charges Paper Which Posts as Non-Partisan, With  Nefarious Manner — a  “of Attack          ALLEGES UNDERHAND UNETHICAL METHODS          WHEN EDITOR UNFAIRLY STAG ED GUERILLA -TACTICS WITIE ELECTYON ONLY FOUR. DAYS AWAY.

(SSUED STATEMENT   CHARGES EDITOR-JIORAGE, LORIMER WITH UNFAIRNESS   THE SATURDAY EVENING POST   ‘Tho Cloak of Non-Partisanship  Cast  off Just Four days Nefore the’ Na afoanl Wlecditloy.

SAYS POST “INSIDIOUS”   Cox Declares Magazine Purposcly Published Untruths..

———ee eee eee  GOX ATTACKS THE FOITOR OF THE POS   Says He Has Been Using Un fair Methods Under Cloak of  Non-parttisanship. — Curtis  Publishing Company Involv  ed in Controversy.

COX LAUNCHES = SECOND SHIFT AT THE Pa   Willing to Leave Question of Ethics to Voters of the Country.

LORIMER UNFAIR TO DEMOCRATS’   This Is the Latest Charge Made Bs Democratic Presidential Candidate.

COX AGAIN RAPS ~ SATURDAY: POST   Charges Curtis: Co. ‘Used: Unfai Methods Of Competition, ‘Anc “NP deg “Tess t T oa b

GOVERNOR COX RAPS SE. POST   Charges. Unfair Partisanship in Statement.   “INSIDIOUS PURPOSE FINALLY DISCLOSED’   Asserts Publishing Com: pany Found Guilty.

REPEATS CHARGE AGAINSI THE POST   Cox Reiterates Charge of Unfai Attack by Big Magazine  States Publication was Founc Guilty Under Anti Trust Law  Leaves Decision On Ethes 1 The Voters

AL BOMBAROMEN]  mttad   A TORCH PARADE IN N.Y.            : ow : cee

COX RENEWS ORE  “ON SATURDAY EVENING POST WHTH GHARGE OF  _ RANK PARTISANSHI   “Insidious Use” for Past Ten Years of Popular Weekly Brought to Light, Candidate Alleges

RANTS AND RAVES AT SATURDAY EVENING POST.   Sayk “1 “Big Business” Is Opposed to ‘Him When Support is Not Forthcoming. ons

GOK MAKES HOT REPLY 10 POS!   Another Statement by Governor Charges Magazine With “Unfair Partisanship.”   Declares Journal’s Acts Would Seem to Ind'cate Selfish Interest.

COX SCORES POST FOR Ii PARTISAN WA   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TAt j  ANOTHER WALLOP AT PH ADELPHIA PUBLICATION   UNFAIR, HE ASSER   Gevernor Says Big Business’  poses Him Because He ;  Only Treat it Square if H:  Country’s Next President. !

ANGTHER STATEMENT BY COX TAKES (OoUE WITH SATURDAY EVENING P05)   SAYS CLOAK OF NON-PARTISAN SHIP HAS BEEN THROWN OFF BY EDITOR LORIWER,

COX AGAIN ATTACKS SATURDAY EVENING POST   Charges Editor George H. Lorimer With Unfair Partisanship — Says Big Business is Opposed to Him Because  he Would Give it a Square Deal and Nothing More.

LORIMER AGAIN ACCUSEDBY COX AS BEING UNFAIR   Says Editor of Saturday; Evening Post has Falsified  MAKES STATEMENT   Asserts Magazine's Publishers Are Gullty of Violating Antl-‘Trust Laws by Untair Practlees.

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COX AGAIN RAPS SATURDAY POST   NNOMINEE CHARGES MAGAZINE A CAPITALISTIC MUD-SLINGING SHEET

COX TODAY IN ANOTHER ATTACK . ON THESATURDAY EVENING POST   Democratic Candidate Angered. by Weekly's Support of Hard ing; Charges Attitude is Dictated by Selfishness on Part of Publishing Company.

CLEMENCEAU WOULD LIGHTEN HIS DUTIES   FRENCH PREMIER MIER SAYS HE CAN. NOT: HOLD PORTFOLIO IN WAR DEPARTMENT AN OTHER YEAR ‘ x

CLEMENCEAU OVERWORKED.   Wilt Quit Performing. Double Duties,  . 5 RES .. eepliteers

GUILTY OF A MURDERS      Kills Forme Sweetheart, Mother and Two Sisters

SEIZE EVIDENCE IN’ BASE BALL SCANDAL      bras Original P Papers Kep On Learning of Copies. .

WELCOME. COLBY TO "SOUTHERN COUNTRY      JOURNALS EXTEND GREET AND COMMENT ON IMPORTANCE

BRAZIL EXTENDS BIG WELCOME TO MISSION   Colby and Representatives Banqueted at Capital,

RETURNS VISIT OF PRESIDEN)   Bainbridge Colby, American Secretary of State in Brazil

COLOY DEGLARES Wall WITHOUT SIGNIFICANGE OF POLITIGAL NATUR   PERSONAL CHARACTER OF VISTI CAUSES LITTLE ENTHUSIASM AWONG PROPLE.

CHARGE GREEKS HOLD UP NEWS   FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS MARE PROTEST TO RHALLIS   Some Haye Alrendy Left, Athens and  Others Intend to Do So Unless  , [ Dannalifang Imnroarvos.

GREEK CENSORSHIP COMPLAINED ABOUT   MINISTERS PROMISE TO RE MOVE RESTRICTIONS WHEN   CORRESPONDENTS OBJECT.

SCORE PRESS CENSORSHIP   Newspaper Correspondents af Athens Say Articles Are Held Up.

GREEKS CENSORING PRESS DISPATCHES   Foreign Newspaper: Corre: spondents Complain.

GREECE PROMISES TO END CENSORSHII   Correspondents’ Reports Absolutely Suppressed; Many Threaten To Leave.

GLENWOOD HAS GREAT WEALTH OF NATURAL BEAUT!   Clean Up Campaign Such As Is Obseryed in the Up-to-date Towns Aids Appearance   HAS A GREAT PRACTICAL VALUE   If Glenwood Enjoys a Thorough Clean Up It Must Come from Individual Desire—Officials Can Do Little’ But Suggest

SCULPTOR WILL PRESENT SLIDES OF FAMOUS GROUF   . p Mr. Lorado Taft, at Request of Audience, Will Give Showing of  \ Own Work.   LAST TWO LECTURES TUESDAY

ATTORNEY INSISTS MAN WAS KILLEE   Kansas City Man Sent to Investigate Fred C. Stier's Death Won't Accept Suicide Theory.

ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK IN [OWA   IDEMOCRATS COMPLETE PLANS  POR STATE RALLY TONIGHT  Vice Presidential Nominee Declares He  asp. mmamantane Saniimont For

EXTRA!   ‘Telegraphic!  PREMIER IS IS. AC-QUITTED OF TREA~ SON BY FRANCE

ACCUSED STATESMAN IS. GIVEN BiG ‘NOT GUILTY VOTE BY 213 SENATORS   Only 28: Voted for Conviction -o1 Ex-Premier on Serious War Charge Against Him ~

Overwhelming Vote Is Cast For Acquittal   Former Premier of France Was Tried On Charge of High Treason   SENATOR’S VOTE WAS 213 TO 28   Trial Has Been In Progress For Weeks Before High Conrt

Youth accused of girl’s mur der says police scared him into telling

REPUDIATES CONFESSION   Anson Rest Declares He Das Fright-~ ened into Admitting He Killed ‘eine lder Girl,

TWO SOCIALISTS MAY BE ALLOWED TO RETAIN SEATS      Indications Are That Only Three Of Five Will Be Ousted In New York   ARE DIFFERENT KINDS   Sympathy With Sovietism Is Test Of Assemblymen’s Fitness To Serve

Rumor Has it That Only ‘hree Members Will Be Ottsted from Assembly.

BIG GAENS IN WHEAT MADE IN TRADING TODA   Advances 13 to 1234; Cents o1 Ghicago Board After Bad Ogening ‘

ALLEN TO MAKE WHEAT FIGHT   PRESIDENT. WILSON CALLS FOR INFORMATION.   KANSAS MAN KNOWS   WASHINGTON WILL KNOW WHEN. HE GETS THROUGH.   Inquiry hy Presiden’ Sent Price o: Wheat Climbing—Pit Men  Active-- and Seared, .

WHEAT UP 13¢: GOV. ALLEN TO PROBE SLIDE      CHICAGO MARKET HITS $2.21 AFTER PRESIDENT SENDS NOTE TO GOV. ALLEN.

AT SOARS ON PFWS OF) DECLINE PRARE   British Buying of Wheat on Coast, Big Corn Demand and Decreased Winter  Wheat Planting Contribute to Jump

WHEAT PRICE TAKES  BIG JUMP UPWARI   Market Responds Quickly to Presi  * dent’s Message Directed to   ee fF Pe

Serisational Advance In Wheat Today   December Futures Advanced 'Thir, tenn Cents 2 Bushel Following * president's Inquiry.

SHARP BUYING SEEN IN CHICAGO PIT AND PRICE SOARS   British Needs Discounted by Traders Is Thought to Be Laraely Responsible   President Asks Gov. Allen of, Kansas for Evidence That! Prices Are Manipulated

WHEAT MADE A BIG JUMP UE   A Variety of Things Caused th Bulls to Get Excited on Ex change Today.

WHEAT FUTURES UP 13 CENTS   President’s Request of Gov*ernor Allen   MAIN CAUSE OF: ADVANGE   Asked for Information That Recen Big Decline Was Due to Artificial Causes.

WHEAT PRICES ADVANCE   NEWS OF INQUIRY BY PRESE DENT HAS A DECIDEDLY — BULLISH EFFECT.

sce ga ARR Ua Rey gh Oe gi ASK Y. M. C. A. PLEDGES      Subscribers Can Help by Sending Money in

ee ee ere ASK Y. M. C. A. PLEDGES   Subscribers Can’ Help by. Sending Money in

GON WILL START TRIPS WEDNESDAY   WILL CONDUCT MOST VIGOR. OUS STUMPING CAMPAIGN IN ALL HISTORY.   WILSON TO LEAD FICH   President Will Be Given Position of Honor in Front Rank of Those Who Conduct League Battles.

Telegrams Pour: Into Gov ernor’s Office Unanimous in Praise of His Stand   ADVOCACY OF LEAGUE HIGHLY COMMENDED   ATTORNEY-GENERAL PALMER DECLARES SPEECH FORE. SHADOWS SUCCESS IN COM. ING ELECTION,

COX SPEECH APPROVED.   Telegrams are Received at Candidate's Headquarters From Democratic

. WEYGAND TO TAKE COMMAND   French General Leaves for South Russia to Assume New Command

BRITISH POLITICS IN ECLIPSE   Asqetth’s Triamphant Reters te Parliament the Big Nwine.

TRIUMPH OF ASQUITH BIG. ~ SENSATION   Political Questions in Brit. ain Eclipsed, by Ex. _. Premier’s Return.   ‘LIBERAL LEADER IS .- WELCOMED BY PRESS

FRIUMPHANT RETURN QF ASQUITH GREAT EVENT FOR BRITONS   Majority Won by Former Premier Declared to be Notable Achievement      HEARTY OVATION IS  PLANNED FOR MEMBER   Bill for Irish Home Rule Pre  sented to House of Com7 mons at Last’

GREAT VICTORY BY ASQUITH IS BIG SURPRISE   M uch Speculation Is Indulged  __ By Politicians Over : Return 

ASQUITH'S TRIUMPH SURPRISES ENGLAND   Hie Influence In Parliament Held To Be An Event Destined To Have Important Influence.

ASQUITH WOR GREAT VICTORY   Return to Parliament of Former Premier By Big Majority Distinct Surprise.

London: Papers Are Discuss: » Gusto as a Developer of Lo“cal Politics—Asquith - May  Lead Opposition,” ~~   LIBERALS ‘MAY GAIN THEREBY   And Lloyd George May Seek - Sunport From That Faction

THE RETURN OF ASQUITH   it Is One of The Big Surprises To The English Voter Today.

ASQUITH VICTORY CAUSES STIR IN BRITISH POLITICS      Return of Ex-Premier to Parliament Astonishes Everyone

ASQUITH MAY ot BIG FALTOR ik WORLD POLITIC   (by Associated “ress.) HIS RETURN TO PARLIAMENT BY BIG MAJORETY IS) POLITICAL  SENSATION OF WEEh.

ASQUITH ELECTION ANISH ES THRU   RETURN OF rFORMER PREMINH TO PARLIAMENT FRAUGHT WITH INTEREST

WILL LEAD ~~ OPPOSITION   All Political Questions for Moment Com-. pletely Eclipsed

PUNTO PRICE Plea PARAMOUNT Toole FOR NEW F-L PARTY   Public Ownership. Democratic Management One Demand of Nominee Haves.

TNOURRECTION ON HANDS OF WILOON HOME AND ABROAD’   That's Teut Editorial Tone in View of Lansing ‘Retiring; Comment “Depressing.”   “EUROPE MUST SUBMIT ALL ITS ACTS TO U. S."   Epoca Sees Absurdity in State of Affairs That Reverses Condition of Old Days-

BERLIN TALKS GF THE )WILSON-LANSING EPISOO!   Newapapera in: Germany Give Unusual Prominence to 7” Wilson Attitude.

Icheritehin Fears Curzon’s Ultimatum Will Delay Trade Resumption of East an Wes

Four Hundred — Ttalians Killed   Anarchists and Troops In Bat tle—Fierce Combat Rages In Streets   : . MACHINE GUNS USED BY TROOPS

00 TTALIANS ARE SLAIN IN TWO-DAY FIGHT   FIERCE BATTLE WITH HEAVY AR TILLERY RAGES IN ANOCONA AND . PIOMBINO

GULBERGON WILL NOT. LEAVE UL S, SENATE   CLOSE FRIENDS SAY TEAT-SENATOR WILL BE CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.

Wife Of Shoals Marshal _      Tired Of Small Town Life Picks Bloomington _   AS PLACE TO “SEE WORL

MAY REVOKE W. U. GABLE PERMITS   State Department Considers - Drastic Move In Controversy With Cable Firm.

DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS ‘AEPEAL OF TELEGRAPH COS LANDING PERRAIT:   Officials Say United States Entitled To Same Privileges As .Foreien Governments. ;

GOVERNMENT MAY REVOKE PERMITS FOR CABLE POINTS   Executive Department May Us Force in Controversy With Western Union—Discrimination Is Charged.

STATE DEPARTMENT CLASHES WITHW. U   GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS RE. VOKING LANDING PERMITS E FOR GABLES.

REPEAL OF EXISTING LANDING PERMITS   GOVERNMENT UNDERSTOOD TO BE CONSIDERING REVOCATION.   Western Usion Company Reminded Reduced Rates Are One Condition Under Which Cable Landings Allowed.

VEILED THREAT UF REVOCATION Ot LANDING PERMITS   Relations Between Western Union and Government Further Strained.   STATEMENT IS GIVEN OUT BY STATE DEPARTMENT   Because of Demand for Prepayment Orders Have Been Issued That Business be Routed Over Lines of Other Cable Companies.

MAY olOP GABLES Ur WESTERN UNION   State Department Consider the Revocation of Landing Permits.

REVOCATION OF CABLE ~ PERMITS THREATENE!   State Department and Western Union Controversy ' Reaches Open Rupture

OPEN RUPTURE IMMINENT IN W. U. CONTROVERS   State Dept. Threatens to Deny Western Union Cable Land-

HINT REVOCATION  OF W. U. PERMITS   Relations Between Telegraph Company and State Department Near Point of Open Rupture

HOOVER FIRM IN REFUSAL   Cannot Allow Name to Go On Ballot ans a Democratic Candidate  Bist DWeacititan’t _

HOOVER TELLS DEMOS — HE 1S NOT IN RUNNING   Refuses to Permit Use of Name ii California Primary. According o Message.

HOOVER REFUSES USE OF NAME ON PRIMARY BALLOT   Tells California Democrats - He Is Not Presidential : Candidate

HOOVER DESLARES HE IS NOT CANDIDATE   Withholds Name But Does Not Disclose Politics.

MACSWINEY ¢ WIFE NEAR GULLAPOE   British Laborites Demanc Lloyd George Reverse Self as to Martyr

M'SWEENEY NEAR END SAY DOCTORS   Lord Mayor of Cork Coilapses Again Today; Grows Weaker Hourly; No Food For 18 Days.

ATOR PRISONER BREAKS DOWN IK ~ BRIXTON TODAY   Life of Hunger Striker Is Now Limited to aFew Hours, Physicians Say   PRISONER’S WIFE ALSO AT VERGE OF BREAKDOWRA   REPORT SAYS CABINET REc. OGNIZES CONSEQUENCES OF ITS ATTITUDE AND Ts READY TO MFPEPT THEM.

MacSweeney Is Too lll to Bene. fit From Food Now, Physician Says.

100 ARE WOUNDED DURING FIGHTS IN . IRISH ULSTER CITY   ‘resh Outbreak Today Is Fi nally Quelled by Police and Detachment of Soldiers 

Mac Swiney Collapsed and Death Expected; Labor Is . Backing Move for Release

RUSSIAN ARMIES CROSS i FRONTIER OF GALICIA IN VICTORIOUS MARCE   Administration Is Reported a: . Being Moved to Cracow;  Vilna Is Given Up

POLES EVACUATING LEMBERG IT 1S SAID      Vienna Dispatch Says Adminis tration Is Being Transferred To Cracow.

LEMBERG  § BENG EVACUATED BY TH POLES  And the Administration Is Being . Transferred to Cracow.   And the Administration Is Being Transferred to Cracow.

NEWARK MAN NEW CHAIRMAN IF CONMITTE!   Republicans Meet And Reor vanize New State Centra Committee.   Canton Man Expected to Heac Executive Committee

BOLIVIA CHANGES DEMAND FOR THE PORT OF ARICA   Will Request Outlet Anywhert Within Former Littoral— Build Own Works.

RABID ATTACK BY SOCIALIST IN CALIFORNIA   Calls Cox and Harding “ Gold Dust Twins” And Defends Debs.  “Debs Against Dubs” Says Stedman

M’ADOO ‘CANNOT PULL OUT IN MICH. PRIMARY   State Law Vorbids Him From Withdrawitig His Name From Priinary Campaign. F

<r eee  NEGRO LAWYER SEEKS FREEDOM FOR JACK JOHNSON AT CAPITAI   {Ry A«csocinred Preaes Leased Wire)

'ASKS JACK JOHNSON’S PARDON   Negre Attersey ef Topeka Will Try  écan Gaeanmsea Waleasas

Engineer . ‘Rittenhouse’. : Retitrns From. :-Shaft=Was: Not Held  Prisoner+—Officials ‘Confer:   CLAIM JEGEGAL  MINING

ARREST OF COAL MINE OWNERS CONSIDEREL   Oificials of Peoples Company Charge With Olecal Operation § of dixford Colliery,

NE ED 30 000 ‘WEN.   Kansas Harvest Calls: For a: ‘Large Army of Helpers

HARDING ASSAILS DEMOCRATIC RULE   GOSPEL OF UNDERSTANDING  PREACHED BY NOMINEE  IN OHIO,

Cites Democratic Slogans and  Promises of ‘Previous   NAMES FAILURES. OF THE ADMINISTRATION   Speech Follows Series of Deni onstrations. In Which Thousands Acclaim Him.

HARDING FLAYS. TOME POLICIES AE NEMAGR    Claims Most Profligate  Waste © of . Public’ ' Funds in History

HARDING CHARGES ~ DEMOCRATS WITH GROSS FAILURES   Unpreparedness for Wa and for Peace Among Them.

SWEEP THE HEARTH BEFORE WE REACH IP FOR THE STARS   Jo Our Part in World by Giv ing Fitting Example of Self Government.   INTEREST DIVERTED FROM MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES   Harding Charges Democracy Seeks to Cover Mistakes at Home by Emphasizing Spec. wative Propositions as Foreign Relations.

HARDING REVEALS DEMOCRAT ERRORS   Extravagance, Waste and Un. preparedness Charged.   Nominee Pledges Administra. tion Dedicated First of All tc “Putting Our Own House ir Order’’-—— Finishes Day 0! Campaigning Through Ohic With Cincinnati Address.

ro gee in gp in ATTACKED BY HARDING, WASTE AND EXTRAVAGANCE ARE. CHARGED

SENATOR TELLS OF LENGTY LloT OF BROKEN PLEDGES   Present Administration Always Abroad at Home and Never at Home Abroad.

HARDING DWELLS ON DEMO “SHORTCOMING!   Lays War Unpreparedness, Extrava gance, at ilson Door. —Promises “Remedy.”

ADMINISTRATION PAST PROMISES ARE DISCUSSED   Day OF. Campaigning In Home ~ State Concluded By. G.. 0..P. Nominee. .With Address’. Last Night At Cincinnati:   WOULD: REMEDY SITUATION

1 BY FALSE: PRETENSES’   ,ADING REVIEWS 1916 PROMISES OF THE DEMOCRATS.   - Rule Marked ‘by ‘Profligate yastes”? Extravagance, Unpreparedness and Bangling Bedantria} . Policy,” He Charges. © "ga  et

FINDS DEMOCRACY A PARTY OF BUNGLING   FOUR YEARS’ MISMANAGEMENT CHARGED BY HARDING.   ‘Pledges Made Only te Be Broken, : and Demestic Duties Negiected : to Meddle im Affairs  ef Foreigners.

AS BEEN ABROAD AT HOME AND  [NATOR SAYS ADMINISTRATION AS NOT BEEN AT HOME ABROAI   QO. P. Candidate Says Democratic Slogans nd Promises Have Not Been Kept; Exravagance Attacked; He Promises to Put  ‘Our Own House in Order” When Elected.

Hurt In Dickens Auto Collision   Woman and Boy Injured: When Cars Come Together at Corner; Others Shaken Up

‘Southern i ManWanted in  ‘Cabinet by Republicans,   G. O. P. Colleagues of Senator Chamberlain, Democrat, Seek to Make Him Secretary of War; Democrats Will Begin 1922 Campaign as Soon as Congress Convenes

SEN.CHAMBRLAIN IS BOOMED FOR HARDING CABINET   REPUBLICAN SENATORS URGE His APPOINTMENT TO SECRETARY OF WAR

G. A..R. ENCAMPMENT   Indianapolis Prepares: to - -Eatertair Civil War. Veterans for First Time in Twenty- -Beven_ Years.

INDIANAPOLIS-AGAHV-TO-—-—-— "ENTERTAIN GRAND ARMY  ENDER USCA vyreenrwrres sien 8 re ne sar Bas STEEN RE PS ERIE YE

INDIANAPOLIS TO ENTERTAIN G. A.R   FIRST NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT AT CAPITAL SINCE 1893.

100,000 VISITORS — EXPECTED AT MEE]   Indianapolis Will Entertain G. A. I National Encampment for First Time Since 1893

INDIANAPOLIS 10 ENTERTAIN G.A.R   Annual Encampment Wiil Be Held In Indiana City After Lapse of 27 Years.

POLISH ARMY HAS QUIT EIEy   tvacuntion Necessitated by Menece  ima Attitade of Bolehevini

POLISH ARMY QUITS KIEV   uate  vs On Account of Advance  of Red Army.

POLISH ARMY HAS QUIT KIEV   EK vaeuation Neceasitated by Menaeteam Atttitanda af Releaheviki.

READING TURNS DOWN U.S. POS!   Ambassadorship Offered Lord Chief Justice by Lloyd _° George, Report States.

U. S. POST IS REFUSED BY HIS EARLSHIPF   Earl of Reading Turns Down an Offer to Be British Ambassador to the United Stated.

DOESN'T WANT THE JOR.   The Earl of Réading Declines the Post of Ambassador to Wilson.

Ear! Reading Declines Appointment to Post of Ambassador to Americ:

FRENCH STRIKES ~ WHLL CONTINUE   Miners Union Votes to Carty May Day Demonstration Further into a General Cessation of Work, While Other Unions Await Orders.

HOG CHOLERA BAD NEAR TWIN MOUNI   SERIOUS SITUATION ON SIX FARMS WHE®E INFECTION EXISTS   IS PARTIALLY CHECKED   County Farm Agent Revorts That Part of Measures Against Disease Have Failed

HOG CHOLERA BAD NEAR TWIN MOUND      SERIOUS SIT ATION ON SIX FARMS WHERE INFECTION EBCICT.      County Farm Agent Renorts That Part of Measures i Disease Have F.

GROCER ARRESTED FOR SALE OF SUGAR AT 4CENT PROFY   First Action in Ohio wher Toledo Man is Held

pF CAMPAIGN and ANNOUNCED   ag and Cummings Examinec Dy investigators.   en WITNESSES HEARD.

J SAMPALGA age ANNOUNCEL   semmings Examined       ‘ESSES HEARD.  lon wT MES

POLICE CALLED TO GUARD PARTY OF CONGRESSMEN   Korean Meeting Is Start of Clash; Californian Is  Storm Center.

OOMNGRESSMEN BEACH FUSAK.   Clank Occurs Beewecen American Repo Sa ga en Te

CONGRESSMAN IN CLASH WITH JAPE   CALIFORNIAN IS) PREVENTED FROM SPEAKING TO KOREAN * MEETING BY SEOUL POLICE.

CONGRESSMEN RFACH FTSAN,.   Clesh Occurs Between American Representative and Native Police.

YANKEE CONGRESSMEN HAVE REACHED FUSAN   Clash Occurred Between Mr Hersman, of California, and Seon! Police.

STUDENT 1S DROWNED.   Cleburne Boy Drowns While On Hunting Expedition.

STORM DEATH LIST GROWS   About 160 Deaths and Millions ir Damiage in Eight Statac

BIG DEATH LIST ~ : ' . JN RECENT ‘STORMS   About 160 Deaths and. Millions: is Damage in in. Right

DALRYMPLE SAYS NEWSPAPERS PUT HIM “IN WRONG’   Tells Audience He I: Out After Doctors and Druacdists.

BAN ON LIQUOR MEDICINES   Maj. Dalrymple Announcee His Men are Arresting Doctors and Druggiste 15 a Dav.

FIGHTS LIQUORS AND PAPERS   Major Dalrymple Reckons Both as His Enemies.

MEXICO WILL  AK ENTRANG INTO LEAGUE AF NATION   Costa Rice Has Also Made Is First Step Planned by Republic   (N ARREARS IN DEBT PAYMENTS   2osia Rice Has Also Mad Request for Admission to League

LOOT PENNSYLVANTA BANK.          Batdits, Tack €) Shue in Vault at

NEW WAGE SCALE EFFECTIVE DEG. 20 IN TEXTILE PLANTS   New England Cotton Mills Post Announcements Covering Big Industrial Area.

LAWRENCE MILLS CUR _ WAGES DECEMBER’ 20   Extent of Cutis Not Announcec by Companies,

THOUSANDS OF MLL EMPLOVES IN EASI HAVE WAGES CUT   AVERAGE R DUCTION OF 2214- PER. /-CENT HAS  _ BEEN ANNOUNCED.         First’ ‘Concerted :- Slashing. ot ‘Pay. Oceurs in Textile ~ _ Plants.

NAGE REDUCTIONS AnouNczD TOD TEXTILE ML   First Official Statement Re garding Textile Cut An nounced at Lawrence, Mass —Many Other Mills Have Balloused Sait.

BIG PAY CUT HITS 81,000 WORKERS IN TEXTILE MILLS   Wages Sliced 223 Pe Cent To Stabilize Retail Buying.

TEXTILE WORKERS HAVE THEIR WAGES REDUCE   First Actual Announcement Madi By Big Cloth Mills in Law‘rence, Mass., Today.

TEXTILE WORKERS TO RESIST PLANS FOR CUT IN WAGES   Unions’ Executive Commit tees Will Consider Situation This Week.

WAGES ARE COMING DOWN   Twenty-two Per Cent Cut Is Made.   TEXTILE WORKERS ARE HIT   Large Mantfacturers in Massachusetts Announce a Big i Reduction.

\NNOUNCEMENT TEXTILE MILL CUT IN WAGE   American Woolen Mills Have Made No Statement; Many Workmen Are Affected.

TEXTILE MILES   16,000 Workers Notified of 22.5 Per Cent. Cut Effective De cember 20th.   First Cuts Made in Lawrence Mills

COTTON MILLS TC GUT WAGES.   16,000 New England Workers Are Affected by Decrease

TEXTILE MILLS GUT WAGES: FIGHT I$ FACED   Announcements Made Today By New England Mills;.Union Head Predicts Trouble

Reduction, 1, Affecting’ 16,00C - Workers:in. Lawrence, Ef  ‘ fective.December 20.

BIG REDUCTION IN WAGES (QF THE TEXTILE WORKER!   Lawrence, Mass. Milla Cut the Pay of 16,000, Walf of Employes.

NAGE REDUCTIONS ANNGUNCED TODA IN TEXTILE WILLE   First Official Statement Regarding Textile Cut Announced at Lawrence, Mass. =—MVIany Other Mills Have Bollawed Suit.

BIG EASTERN MILLS ~ ANNOUNCE PAY CUI   Lawrence, New Bedford “ant Other Plants Affected.   Operatives Are Notified That Read. justment Has Been Made Effecfective December 20.

BIG MILLS CUT PAY   Lawrence, New Bedford and Other Plants Affected.   Operatives Are Notified That Read. “Juetment Has Been Made Effecfective December 20.

TUESDAY AT THE wines   WARES OF 16,000 TEXTILE. WORKERS ARE GUT DEEPLY

TEXTILE WORKERS CUT   OPERATIVES ARE NOTIFIED OF WAGE READJUSTMENT.   Lawrence, New Bedford and Other Plants Announce Reductions, Effective December 20.

MASSACHUSETTS MILLS NOTIFIED MEN WAGE CUT   s First Announcement Rejection Textile  Workers Wages.

TEXTILE MILLS _ REDUCE WAGES   ‘Over 50,000 Employes Notified of Salary Cuts Approximating 22": Per Cent,   ALL ARE EFFECTIVE SOON   New England States, Textile Manufacturing Center, Leads in Readjustment of Pay to Workers.

Notices Posted in Plants in Lawrence, Pawtucket and New Bedford   OTHERS EXPECTED  TO FOLLOW. SUIT

TEXTILE MILLS * TOLOWER WAGES   Pacific and Arlington Plants An: nounce Reduction Will Be Effective Dec. 20.   QUT TO BE 22 1-2 PER CENT   Management Says Reduction In Pay Is Due to Lack of Ordere—Hope Cut Will Induce Merchants to Resume Buying.

Notices Posted in Plants in Lawrence, Pawtucket and New Bedford  OTHERS EXPECTED

WEEE AEMIETION FOR TFT CPERATIES PLE ULL. Ui LE PARRA EE BY MILLS   UNDERSTOOD TO AVERAGE ABOU TWENTY-TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.

Companies Hope That Thi is Action  Will Bring Orders   AMERICAN WOOLEN SILENT   William M Wood Gives No Hint of What Action. He Will Tate , « in the Matter

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO SPONSOR SPEAKER:   LOCAL LODGE WILL BRING IN Y TO DISCUSS ECONOMIC LONS OF DAY

IKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS  TO SPONSOR SPEAKERS   LOCAL LODGE WILL BRING IN MEN TG DISCUSS ECONOMIC QUESTIONS OF DAY

LEAGUE PLAYER IT BY - PATCHED BALL TS DEAL   NEW YORK FANDOM PAYS FINAL TRIBUTE TO RAY CHAPMAN; MAYS AFFECTED,

MAMONO STIRRED BY CHAPMAN'S DEATH, MAYS IS STRICKEN WITH REMORSE, SAYS BLOW ACCIDENTA

DIAMOND STIRREG BY CHAPMAN'S DEATH, MANS [a STRICKEN WITH REMORSE SAYS BLOW ACCIDENTAL

DIES AFTER BEING HET BY PUCHER; MAY BANISH MAYS   RAY CHAPMAN, INDIAN SHORT STOP, VICTIM OF HURLER’S WILDNESS

BASEBALL WORLD MOURNS DEATH OF RAY CHAPMAN   No One, However, Seems a Deeply Grieved as Pitcher Carl Mays.   DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS PURELY ACCIDENTAI   Mays Would Give Anything tc Undo What Has Happened Tris Speaker Declares He Does Not Hold Pitcher Re. sponsible in Any Way.

Player Hit .by Pitched Ball In Monday Game, Dies After Operation.   WIFE ARRIVES HOURS AFTER STAR’S DEATH   Carl Mays ‘Goes Before District Attorney: Purely an Accident—Speaker.

RAY CHAPMAN'S BODY SENT 10 CLEVELAND   Escort of Sorrowing Fans at New York Station   Mays Heart-Broken, Refuses to See Even Close Friends

-ARL. MAYS, PITCHER OI! THE ‘DEATH BALL’ DEEP LY GRIEVED OVER ACCI DENT; IS NOT HELD RE SPONSIBLE FOR SHORT STOP’S DEATH.

PITCHED BALL KILLS PLAYER   Ray Chapman, Shortstop of Cleveland Team, Dies of Fractered Skull   PURELY ACCIDENTAL   No Blame Attaches to Carl Mays, Who Threw Bail, District Attomey Says

ns PAY TRIBUTE Tt RAY CHAPMAN   wes’ Shortstop Dies as Result of Blew.   vive S DEEPLY GRIEVED   aA  hy Pig ass  TT" wart  -~  > &  cr Attacks Action of Bos.rd Detroit Players st Yankees’ Pitcher—Expected to Spoil rrant Chances of Cleve «4 anf New York.

MOVE 1S STARTED TO BAR GARL MAYS. FROM PLAYING BALL   SOME PLAYERS FAVOR oy rol LOWING DEATH OF BA CHAPMAN.

INJURED BALL PLAYER DIES AT NEW YORK   Body of Dead Player to Be Taken to Cleve land.

POLES READY 10 DISCUSS PEACE   WITH RUSSIA WHEN GUARANTEES ARE ASSURED BY THE SOVIET CROWD.

POLAND WILL ENTER PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSS SOVIE   Would Take Up Matter 01 Same Footing ‘As Two Months Ago.

POSSES FAIL 10 FIND PRISONERS   Result of Search by Armed Posses for Men Who Escaped From Peniten. tiary Christmas Day Fruitless So Far; Snow Hinders Search.

FIND NO TRACE OF 4 PRISONERS   IWho Escaped From the Fort Madi  son Penitentiary Christmas Day,

COAL MEN'S HEAD SEES NO FAMINE   Says Shortage Cry. Raised te “Put Something. Over” on People.   ISSUES’ LENGTHY ANALYSIS   George H. Cushing, Managing Director of American Wholesale Agso- — ciation, Declares Production ‘cf Coal Has Reen Very. Heavy...

FAMINE TALES ARE BRANDED AS SNARE   Coal Men’s Head Says Shortage Cry a Trick.   LENGTHY ANALYSIS ISSUED   ‘Declares Somebody Is Trying to “Put   Something Over” on the People— Says Production of Coal Is  : Very Heavy.

INSIGHT SAYS MINE LEADER   Says Shortage Cry Raised t“Put Something Over” on People.   ISSUES LENGTHY ANALYSIS   George H. Cushing, Managing Directer of American Wholesale Association, Declares Production of Coal Has Been Very Heavy.

CARRANZA WILL RUN ELECTION   Action of Mexican Chamber Assures President Control of _ Voting Machinery.   Executive Determines to Have Country Completely Pacified by That Time—Charges Against U. S. Consul Jenkins Repeated.

U. $. TROOPS WON'T MIX IN GERMANY'S TROUBLES, PRESIDENT HAS DECIDED

U. S, TROOPS ON RHINE NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN ADVANCE INTO GERMAN)

TAMMANY. THUMFOON GLAN NANG LOWDEN GANDIDATEO * WHIPPING AT PRIMARIES   Len Small Leads Nomination fer Governor Over John Oglesby in Illinois Republican Race Yesterday---Race Is Tight.

THOMPSON AND LOWDEN “FACTIONS MAY DIVIDE Tht HONORS AT THE PRIMARY

ILLINOIS PRIMARY RESULT DIVIDED   BETWEEN THOMPSON AND LOW. PEN FACTIONS ACCORDING TO REPORT THE THOMPSON FORCES SWEPT CHICAGO

B. 0. FAGTIONG In ILLINOIS DIVIDE THE PRIMARY SUCCESS   ‘Lowden Candidate Likely Nomi: nated for Governor and Thomp son Man, U. §S. Senator.

PEACE POLES ARE REGALLE   DELEGATES WILL PROCEED TO A NEUTRAL PLACE TO NEGOTIATE.

LAST OF POLISH PEACE MISSION LEAVES MINSK   DELEGATES WIL. GO TO NEUTRAL PLSCE TO RESUME PEACE PAK. LEY WITH SOVIETS.

POLISH DELEGATES BACK IN WARSAW   Russo-Polish Conferences Wil be Continued at Riga—Lith. uanian Parley Off.

PEOPLE OF U. 3. MOVE INTO CITIES   Great Decrease Shown in the Rural Population.   CENSUS FIGURES ARE GIVEN   With Third of Tabulation Completed, it is Estimated 53,550,000 of 105,000,000 in U, S. Live in the Cities.

AMERICANS MOVE INTO THE TOWNS   More People in the United States in Cities Than in Country.   Chief Statistician of Bureau Estimates Population of Continental America at 105,000,000 — 53,550,000 Live in the Cities.

AMERICANS MOVE INTO THE TOWNS   More People in the United States in Cities Than in Country.   THIRD OF CENSUS TABULATED   Chief Statistician of Bureau Estimates Poputation of Continental America at 105,000,000 — 53,550,000 Live in the Cities.

Reosevelt Yearns far Verba] Clash ¥ th Gov. Cookdse   THE WEATHER

Candidaic for Sepate Wall Not Resen Duane Cres. cht Laneivemy   STATE MAKES GAIN IN LIFE INSURARS.   Amount Inswmance Witton Dining Past Year Breaks Reeod m State

DR. DAVID BOWERS IS FOUND DEAD IN CHAIR   Was Formerly Methodist Episcopa! Preacher at Richwood. Living at Delaware at Time of Death.

OR, DAVID BOWERS IS FOUND DEAD IN C ‘AIF   WIDELY KNOWN METHODIST MIN ISTER PASSED AWAY IN DELAWARE.

AERIAL MAIL SERVICE OPENED CHICAGO-OMAHL   FIRST SHIPMENTS OF DRESSED MEAT ARE MADE TODAY— TWO PLANES TAKE OFF

CHICAGO TO OMAHA BY AER,   Daily Aerial Mail Service Was Tn ruognraed Todas.

CHICAGO TO OMAHA AIR MAIL NOW IN OPERATIO}   Mail Freight and Meat Cargoes Aboard Planes or Neb.-Windy City Aerial Route.

SEND DRESSED MEAT BY AIRPLANE MAILS   Pilots Inaugurating ChicagoOmaha Service Carry Packing Products.

MEAT FOR PERSHING. ” BROUGHT ON FIRST. “TRIP OF MAILPLANE   Omaha’s ‘Huge Hangar Used As New Sky Service Is i Jnaugurated

DENVER SETS CLOCKS AN HOUR AHEAD FOR SUMME}   Confusion Results in the Time Change in Several Quarters in Colradoo City

DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW IN DENVER   CITY ORDINANCE CHANGES THE TIME; MANY PEOPLE CARRY . TWO WATCHES CAUSES : - CONFUSION.

DENVER USES NEW TIME WHILE OTHER COLORADO CITIES STICK TO CLOC!I

eR RES ee eertiss cree eeenaal BUBONIC PLAGUE NOW REPORTED AT TAMPICO

THREE KILLED BY SLIDE.      Two Injured When Shale Falls In Cave of the Winds.

ROCK FALLS, 4 DEAD   Tourists Killed While Viewing Niagara Cave of Winds

THREE KILLED IN FALL OF SHALE AT NIAGARA   Caught on, Bridge in Cave of The Winds—Many Have Narraw Escane.

2 WOMEN,  MAN we KILLED AT FALLS   Rocks ‘Fall -From -Cliffs. -2 . Entrance to Cave of the Winds.

3 KILLED, 2 HURT IN CAVE OF THE WINDS   SLIDE OF SHALE ROCK FALLS OF PARTY UNDER NIAGARA - FALLS SUNDAY.

THREE CRUSHED TO DEATH IN A GAVE   First Accident of Kind i! Famed Chamber Under Niagara.

THREE TOURISTS KILLED AT FALLS   treat Mass of Rock Fell on Them as They Were Emerging From Cave of the Winds,

Cave of Winds at Niagara Falls Scene of Horrible Accident. Pittsburghers Are Victims.   ANY -HURT IN WRECK

Three Persons Crushed To ~ Death By Shale in Cave of The Winds At Niagara Fall:   Hundred Tourists Who Were In Cave At Time Of Accident Had Narrow Escapes, Many Having Been Bruised and Cut By Falling Rocks. Bodies Were Recovered With Aid Of Raw Boat.

THREE ARE KILLED IN CAVE OF WIND   SHALE FALLS-ON TOURISTS ON BRIDGE; MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE,

FALLING ROCKS KILL 3 NIAGARA TOURISTS      [wo Others Injured When Avalanche Buries Party Visiting “Cave of Winds” Under Falls,

RAILWAY MEN RETURN TO WORK   Fear of Blacklist is. Driving Many of Them Back to .. Work Today.

PRE-WAR PRICES CONTROL MARKEI   CORN AND OATS REACH AN'TEBELLUM BASE—CANADA SUPPLIES DEMAND.

BEFORE THe WAR ~—-PRIGES IN GRAIN   Corn and Gats Sacrificed Wholesale in Chicago Trading Pits Friday.

PRE-WAR PRICES FOUND IN CRAIN   CORN AND OATS ARE SACRIFICED WHOLESALE FEN DAY'S TRADING AT CHICAGO.

GRAINS CLOSE. 10 OLD LEVEL   Pak-Wwan PRICES MAKE APPEAR. ANCB aT CHICAGe.   BACK TO ANTE-BELLUM BASIS   CORN AND OATS SACRIFICED BY THE WHOLESALE.   Slashing of Wheat Coattneed, With  @ Break ef Nearly 10 Ceato— Further Defilatica On New Yers Exchange.

CORN AND OATS ARE SACRIFICED WHOLESALI   Pre-War Prices in Chicag: Grain Market—Wheat is Greatest Sufferer.

SENATE BLOCKS SALE OF SHIPS   Resolution Requires Defer. red Sale Until Congress Permits.

Demoeratic Senator Declares Public Should Know Facts in  Coaca   VESSELS WORTH $250,000,000   Resolutien Adapted Pestpone Sale of Ships Until Authorized by Congress —Buyers Flying British Flag, Charge.

$13,100,000 GNE OFFER FOR FIVE  OF BIG VESSELS   Goethals and P. A.S. Franklin Are Spirited Bidders for Group of Great Liners

SENATE BLUGKS SALE OF GERMAN SHIPS BY PAYNE  DEMANDS FULL REPORT ON THE PROPOSED DEAL IN THE SALE.  CAIN AAITN ALIAnNrN

Says There Is No Basis for  Report’ on English Avreament   JREPLIES TO SENATE!   Auction Goes on Despite In_ junction to Prohibit . Sale -

 SALEOF FORMER  GERMAN SHIPS   McKellar Resolution Is: Postponing Sale Pass:  de to the Senate.   FULL REPORT TO CONGRESS ASKED   Resolution Instructs the Shipping Board to Supply Certain Information.

MURDERER DID NOT SUICIDE   Report That Frank Wisne Had Hanged Self in Jail Proves False.

REFUGEES MUST. BE HOUSED ON. THE CTRAMERS   CONSTANTINOPLE UNTYr ABLE TO CARE FOR THOS ARRIVING FROM SLBA TAROT BY THOUSANDS.

CRIMEAN CITY FALLS - PEOPLE  FLEE TO GREECE   REPORTS STATE THAT THIRTEE®  THOUSAND PEOPLE CROWD ABOARD SHIPS.

13,000 REFUGEES HAVE ARRIVED   Found It Impossible to _ Provide Ships for En tire Population

WRANGEL GIVES UP; 13 THOUSAND FLEE FROM REDS   Ships Hurrying Refugees From Crimea to Turkish Capital   U. S. RED CROSS LEAVES   BRITAIN REFUSES AID TO WRAN GEL SAYING THAT HIS REGIME HAS NEVER BEEN RETOGNITED

13,000 REFUGEES FROM SEBASTOPOL ARRIVE AT ATHENS   Impossible to Accommodate Russians Fleeing Before Bolshevik Troops.

NO NEW CONTRACT.   Anthracite Cosi Wage Question Mus Wait for oft Coal  Dacicinn

CREDIT IS GIVEN TO WILSON    French Member of Peace Commission Says President's Personal Effort Brought World Peace.

FRANCE BOWS TO LEAGUE      Public Celebration Held in Honor of Formation.

PROBES PRISON CONDITIONS   Roosevelt Finds Everyihing Satisfac tory at Navy Yards.

OAL OPERATORS MAY DISAGREE   Separate Bargaining May Be Re Sule of Miners’ Wage Controversy :   MINERS SPREAD THE NEWS    PREDICR BREAK IN JOINT  WAGE MOVEMENT    Operators fn Itingis. and, tndians Favor Setting Controversy Ret Obfo and Ponusyl. Vanda Owrers Balk

OGURA Io FE  NY COMP TTT GUAL REGIONS   SOME MINERS ARE IN FAVOR OF ADJUSTING DISPUTE WHILE OTHERS ARE NOT,

OPERATORS OF FOUR STATES DISAGREE   May Bargain Separately With Their Miners.

HIUNINUUS GUA OPERATORS Fall TO AGREE ON  WAGE SCALE   Division Among Producers May Result in Disruption of Joint Salary Movement

DNSION AMONG COAL OPERATORS ON MEN'S DEMANDS   OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA SPLIT WITH INDIANA AND ILLINOIS   MINE OWNERS OF LATTER STATES WISH SETTLEMENT.   Want Controversy Over Inequalities Resulting From Commission's Decision to be Ended.— Differences Exist,

DIVISION OF MINE OWNERS} IS PROBABLE   Differences _ Betweer Operators in East and West is Cause.

MINE OWNERS DISAGREE ON WAGE AWARDS   Indications are That Opera. tors of Central Competi. tive Field May Divide in Negotiations.

WESTERN SOFT COAL OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SETTLE: EAST BALK’   May Return to Separate Bar _ gaining With the Miners in Fach State

OPERATORS — ~ MAY SPLIT. ON WACE   SETTLEMENT : IN- THE ‘CENTRAL. COMPETI. TIVE COAL FIELD.”   Dhio’ and’ Western Penna. Operators Said to. Oppose. ; Readjustment With : Illinois and ‘Indiana: Favor.

MINE OWNERS DIVIDET   INABILITY TO REACH AGREEMENT ON WAGE SCALE MAY ‘CAUSE STATE CONTRACTS.

Division Among, Ex Employers May Lead to Separate Bargaining with Miners -

Pian Lonsututional Amenament Providing for Classification  eee tet ene iman   ACTION CAUSES DEADLOCK  Senate Expected to Recede From Position on Gardiey Bill.

Plan Constitutional Amendment — Providing for Classification  see ey monn ena  ACTION CAUSES DEADLOCK  Senate Expected to Recede From Position on a Bill.

TAX COMMITTEE. OFFERS NEW PLAN IN TAX PROBLEM   Would Classify _ Property Under Maximum Rate Limitation.   WOULD PERMIT CITIES TO EXCEED RATE AT THMES   Wants Gardner Bill Passed . First For Immediate Relief.

THE STATE'S © TAXATION PROBLEM   BRINGS ‘ANOTHER: PLAN FROM JOINT LEGISLATIVE C 0 M- . MITT RR :   Would Adopt Constitutional. Amendment Providing Classification of Property. Under 1 Per Cent Li muita  tin.

ALE-HARVAR GAME; GEORGIA AND ALBAN ARE IN ATLANT TOOMY   Great Interest in Spectacula: Contests Among Teams of “East and South.—Many are  Resting Preparatory to the - Thankseivine Games,

Crimson Players Confident While the Blues Are = =  — ay >. gm meas ee   NSPIRING SCENES DURING CONTEST

80 THOUSAND IN ATTENDANGI   FOOTBALL CONTEST TURNED INTC VERITABLE STYLE SHOW BY WOMEN.

Harvard Beats Yale Eleven by Score of 9 to 0  Field Goal Kicking of Cnmson Is Effective   Harvard won from Yale by ag score of 9 to 0.

HAVARD AND YALE IN 1920 CLASSIC TODAY   Paid Attendance of 74,473 at Game Exceeds All Previous Records.   IDEAL WEATHER FOR EVENT

aimer Deelnres n Condition a: Revolutionary Intent Must Be  ro ee a ee Me eee see

SEDITION.LAWS: ARE NEEDED, PALMER SAYS   ATTORNEY GENERAL OPPOSE! STERLING AND GRAHAM BILLS BUT ENDORSES ‘ DAVEY MEASURE.

Anti-Sedition Legislation Urged by Palmer;Charges Of “Cold Feet” Answered

Senator Harding Reaches Texas. For Vacation   Big Crowd Greets President  ‘Elect On His Arrival AL

HARDING AT BROWNSVILLE   On Last Stage of Vacation Trip— Tells Reporters to Keep Him  OF Weont Pace.

BRI TISH- TROGPS ;  WON’T’GO.TO AID PLEBISCITE ZONES   Foch ‘Announces Britis! Policy to Supreme Council, Tart THnaen?t Evnlain Tt

SUPREME COUNCIL IN LAST SESSION   Great Britain Not Ready te Send Troops te Various Areas, is Announcement—Meet in Lundon Next.

ALLIED COUNCIL FINAL SESSION   WILL CONVENE , AGAIN. Ii LONDON IN MONTH OF FEBRUARY,

SWIMMING POOL’ SUBSCRIPTION ‘LIST STILL OPEN-:--IS YOUR'NAME ON IT’

SWIMMING POOL SUBSCRIPTION LIST _ STILL OPEN----IS YOUR NAME ON IT?   Subserintion list up to 6 o'clock last night:

Housewives May Soon Buy Food at Prewar Prices if the Present Declines Continue

either’ could not or did no want to salve, « ; - San Luis Potosi Taken

AFGHANS ARE TO ATTACK THE BRITISH      Moscow in Wireless Says Troops Concentrating an the Rorder   LONDON ° JS NERVOUS   Says World Conditions Are Worse Than They Were 2 Years Ago

WORLD SITUATION (FEMEN SERIALS   GREAT INTEREST !S BEING TAKEN IN MONDAY MEETING OF PREMIERS.

AIEF HAS FALLEN, $0 SAYS POLISH BUREA   Whole Ukraine, East of Dneiper River, is Rising Against Soviet, the Statement Said.

Poles Capture Ukranian Capital   Aecording to an Announcement From Pollsh Headquarters in London—tUprising Against Soviets Reported

Whole of Ukraine East of Dnieper Rising Against Russian Soviets. ,

EXPLAINED NEW FORMS   Fraternal Insurance Was Subject of Address by Dr. Gravhill

Governors At ~ Harding Porch; Sproul There   Governor Lowden of Illinois Also Among the Notables Assembled There   RECLAMATION WILL BE HARDING'S THEME

OHIO STRIKERS BACK ON JOB   Ashtabula Yardmen Return to Work Pending Board’s Action.

ASHTABULA REBELS AT WORK   One Hundred and Fifty Return t Their Jobs, Trusting Grievances to Board.

A STEP NEARER   Special Session of Legisla ture Will Soon be Calied it is Believed   REMAINDER OF FUNDS      Have Been Divided by Gov. Goodrich for Maintenance of Institutions

SPECIAL SESSICN LOOMS IN DISTANCE   Action of Gov. Geedrich Toray Be lieved To Have Brought Special Session Nearer.

SPECIAL SESSION MAY PROVE NECESSARY   ACTION OF GOVERNOR IN SPLITTING REMAINDER FUND MAY. CALL FOR MEETING

SPECIAL SESSION OF STATE LEGISLATURE SEEMS NEARER   Governor Divides Remainder o Maintenance Fund Among Seven State Institutions.

NOILENE HIGH It WEST TEX. LEADER   FIGURES ANNOUNCED BY THE UNIVERSITY INTER-SCHOLAagTts’ Peace

AIDS. DROUGHT STATES.   Montana and North Dakota Get Appropriation,

COLD MINING FELL 2 THIRDS - SINCE WAR, SAYS   OUTPUT HAS DROPPED FROM $22,000,000 TO $7,000.000 : ANNUALLY. REPORT

peceeeeenenemmeenenianaliants _cieienmenetiaeeitemettend AMSTERDAM POPULATION

DECLINE IN PRIGE MEANS RUIN ON  FARM. SAYS IQWAN   Convention of American Farm Bureau Federation Opens in Indianapolis.   30 STATES REPRESENTED

URGE LEGISLATION TO ASSIST FARMER   Farm Bureau Federation Adopts Resolution Apnealing ta Congress   CCNATE COMMITTEE ACTS   Bill Drafted Providing for Revival of War Finance Corporation

Seven Suits Filed in Illinois to Prevent Return to PreWar Cheap Rates.

INJUNCTION IS ASKED   Railroads Seek Restraining Order Against Utilities Rule.      Seven Lines in fifindls Join sui Agalnat State Commission and Officials,

BRING SUIT TO RAISE RATES.   Seven Rallronds in illinois to Fight the State law.

ASK AN INJUNCTION   ROADS SUE TO HALT ILLINOIS CUT IN RATES.   Seek to Have U. S. Court Enjoin State Commission From Enforcing the 2-Cent Order.

RAILROADS SEEK TO. PREVENT FARE REDUCTIO!   Claim Iinois Law Is Null ir View of: Federal Law.

MILAOADS UNO FH TWO GENT FAR   Take,Steps to Prevent Enforcement of State Law —   ALLEGE COMMISSION HAS NO AUTHORITY

FIGHT OPENED ON ILLINOIS RAIL LAW   SEVEN LANES PROTEST AGAINST 2-CENT MILEAGE RATE EFFECTIVE IN STATE,

SOVIET IS READY FOR ARMISTICE   Solution of Most Serious European Crisis Since War in Sight.   ALL EUROPE ALARMED   Extinction of Poland Seemed Imminent. Approach of Russians to German Borders Caused Uneasinese.

FOURTEEN BURNED IN  OREGON HOTEL BLAZE   Firemen Recover Ten Bodies Bu Believe Scores Are Buried In Smoldering Ruins,

LIVES LOST IN HOTEL FIRE.   Ten Rodice Taker From Reine at hlamath Falls, Ore.

FOURTEEN PERISH IN FIRE   Ten Bodies Recovered from Ruins Four Others Located

GOVERNOR GOX MAKES OFFER   Would Appoint Frank B. Willis tc Senate.   SENDS MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT-ELECT   The Message Hinges cn a Pos sible Desire of Senator Harding To Resign.

COX OULD NAME WILLIS TO TARE HARDING'S SEAT   Wires Senator He ding of Such Appointment if The President‘Elect so Desires.

Philippine Population * . As Counted in 1918 is Given as Ten Million

————_————— — ~b&7e —_—_—  PHILIPPINE’S FIGURES  SHOW 10,356,6€9 PEOPLE

Ren Sherman and Miss Esther Duus Are Quietly Married in Sioux City —Marriage of Emil Koopman and Angelina Kemp at St. Joseph.

BILL ADVOCATES A TAX ON GOLD   Says Mining Companies Find Produetion of Gold to Be Unprotitable

FLOUR DROPS TO $15 BARREL   Reduction of 25 cents Announced by One of the Largest Millis in Minneapolis.

FLOUR 1S ON THe TOBOGGAR   Minneapolis Mills Today Re ported Further Decline in Prices.

FLOUR GOES T0 LOWER MARK   PATENT GRADES AT MINNE4POLIS MILLS DROPS TO $14.75 A BARREL.

A FURTHER DECLINE IN FLOUR   Lower <ootations Anneenced a  Minneapelis Wille.

 “Give Up Leader:   Berlin Ready to. Resign if Allies Demands Are Pressed, Says Basle Dispatch.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT WILL RESIGN RATHER THAN SEEK TO ENFORCE ALLIED DEMAND

Go riment. Will Resign if En~-tente Powers Insist Upon De» livery of Accused Violators of - Laws of Warfare   DENIAL MADE OF-PLAN  TO STOP LOAN: PAYMENT   Berlin Newspaper Claims Authority for Branding Rumors  ' of Financial Debacle as Utterly False

GERMAN GOVT.TO QUIT IF FORCED i) PRODUCE MEN   Declare It ls Impossible To Deliver Men Demanded By Allies.

GERMAN GOV'T MAKES THREAT   Will Resign if Entente Insis Upon Delivering of Violators of War Code.

GERMANY MAY NOT Be ABLE RGM PL   : a Dk ‘ Gevernment Will Resfgn If Allies Insist On Surrendetof Germans Accused of Violations.

CERAAN EOYERRMENT WiLL RESIGN RATHER THAN SHBRENTER MAF   GOVERNMENT CLADMS IT IS UNA PLE TOINSURE EXECUTION OF its ORDERS,

GERMAN OFFICIALS PLAN TO RESIGN   Rather Than Take Hand In Turning Over Accused   SAY IT IS IMPOSSIBLE

‘PROTESTS DEMAND OF ALLIES   German Government te Resigs Rather Than Give Up Nationals.

HARDING DEMANDS LEAGUE REJECTION AS FIGHTING SGU   Nominee in Des Moines Speec! Brushes Aside Problems of Any Reservations.   PRAISES FOR CUMMINS FIRST STEP IN ADDRESS   One of the Ablest Statesmen o Present Day. Speaker Says of lowa Senator.

NO WAY TO SAVE tI BY RESERVATIONS REPUBLICANS CHIEF SAYS   League of Nations Already ts Scrapped by Attitude of ‘Wilson Says Harding   Candidate Makes His Position Plain in Unmistakable and Direct Answer to Cox

HARDING WANTS REJECTION NOT INTERPRETATION   Republican Candidate Declares Himself on Leacue.

 WOULD  STAY OUT OF LEAGUE   Harding Today Rejects Ver sailles Covenant With. — out Reservation. a   G. 0. P. NOMINEE ACCEPTS GOV. COX'S CHALLENGE   Harding in His Des Moines Speech Comes Out Flat- Footed Against League,

ADVANCE PRICE OF BREAD   Chicago Bakers “Announce Increase 01 One Cent a Loaf for Product

CHICAGO BAKERS ASK INCREASE IN PRICES   BEGINNING MONDAY, LOAF Is Tt COST CENT MORE. SAY LEADING DOUGHBOYS

SENN FETN-AND - BRITISH SEEK SE PTLEMEN)      ‘BOTH GOVERNMENTS DIS CUSS BASIS GF “AGREE MENT, SAYS CORRESPON  } TAR AT CA

LEADERS CAN’T ‘CONTROL REVOLI   Increase of Violence Leads Sint Kein to Consu't With British >  For Settlement 

ISINN  FEINERS TO0:QUIT   THE  INCREASE. OF SOLDIERY _  BREAKS UP PLANS,’   So The Irish Question May be Set Ged and Turbulent Times  Ended. :

CINN FEINERS HOLDING OUT   Not Willing to Negotiate With Brit. ish Government Looking to Terms of Peace.

SINN FEIN TALKING PEACE?   Negotiations Are Reported to Be On With the British Government in London.

SENATOR GOREIS RUNNING BEHIND   In Senatorial Race in Oklahoma.—Regulars Winning in Reports from Kansas

INEVITABLE BREAK-UP OF LEAGUE HAS BEGUI   Senators Knox and Lodge Comment Upon Withdrawal of Argentine Delegation.

LEAGUE IS ALREADY ON ROCKS--SENATOR KNO)   Withdrawal of “South American Re. public Is Only a Start, Pact Enemy Declares.

SECRETARY OF WAR REVOKES WESTERN UNION PERMISSION   Action Follows State ment of Telegraph Head Concerning Their Rights.

BAKER REVOKES PERMIT OF WESTERN UNION   GOVERNMENT'S ROW WITH THE WIRE SYSTEM ARRIVES AT SHOWDOWN   SAYS BLANKET RIGHTS   Carlton Declares Company Has Authority to Lay Cables in all Waters of U. S.

REVOKES THE CABLE PERMIT      Western Unies Net Allowed te Lay Line at Biscayre Bay.

Baker Hits Blow at Western Union Telegraph Co., Which Denounces Secretary’ g   Aatian ag Antacratia

ADDITIONAL: TROOPS BEING RUSHED; ONE KILLED BY GUARDS   Soldiers >On Daty At’ Graham “North Carolina, Forced To Ac To Save Life Of Negro.   ASSAULTED ‘HITE . WOMAN

_ —_ EE ———  MACHINE, GUNS TURNED ON MOB ATTEMPTING TO STORM JAIL; ONE KILLED, TWO ARE INJURED   DENY ATTEMPT MADE TO STORM PRISON

CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL.   MASKED MOB MAKE ATTACK UPON JAIL   ONE PERSON KILLED BY MACHINE GUN FIRE. .   Crowd og PProaching Prison Fired Upon Guard, According to Comemander of Troops Pro tecting Prisoners.

SOLDIERS FIRE OM MOB IN OARKNES!   One Man Killed, One Seriously and One Slightly Woundec When Graham, N. C., Jai’ Was Attacked.

MANS KILLED WHEN MOB {S FIRED UPON   TWO OTHERS HURT WHEN MILI TIA SURROUNDING JAIL USES MACHINE GUNS.

USE MACHINE GUN   North Carolina National Guard BRire on Alleged T.wnchers.

SEEK SMALL’S BUDY IN VAIN      ¥ Excavations Under Torento Theater Fait to Solve Mystery—Result of Anonymous “Tis.”

CAN’T FIND SMALL’S BODY   Excavations Under Toronto Theater Are Without Result,

AUTO MAKERS OF COUNTRY DE‘SIRE TREN TRADE INDESTHY.  Held as Only Nope to Get and Wold i Foreign Markets.

AOK TRADE CHANGE   AUTO MAKEES OF COUNTRY DPSIRE FREE TRADE INDUSTRY.   Held as Ouly Hope to Get and fold  Foreign Markets.

HARRELL OUT UNDER BOND.   He Will Be Given.a Hearing .Before Recorder Britt Next.Monday. —

WEEK OF PRE CONVENTION UGGIE IS AN   Skirmishing : Starts Today With Redoubled Activity In All Camps   WOOD IN PERSONAL CHARGE OF FORCES   Illinois Governor Also Maintains Headquarters At Blackstone Hotel

The G. 0. P. Skirmishiig Starts With Re- £2 doubled Vigor. 3:   Delegates and Visitors Begin:  ning to Arrive At Chicago  For Big Convention.

SKIAMISHING FOR UUNTESTED SEATS BEGING IN CHICAGD   Wood Takes Commanc Of Forces At Conveition.

PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS IN CHICAGO TAKE  HOLD OF FIGHI   Both Lowden and Wood In Personal Charge at Headquarters—Johnson _ ComWee   BIG SCENE STAGED  FOR CALIFORNIAN   National Committeemen Are Busy Straightening Out Usual Tangle of South Fewer £40

Mass of Work- Confronts ‘Convention Handlers Befare Way Will Be Paved Kor Opening. .   WOOD ON THE SCENE   Fersonally Supervises Ag livities-In His Own Be  _ Half—Johnson is Duc or  ‘Thursday,. .

CANDIDATES NOW. LINING         REDOUBLED ACTIVITY ALY ALONG THE. LINE IN THE RANKS OF G 0. P. CAMPS   "WOOD IS NOW IN COMMAND,   ‘General Takes Personal Charge at Time When Taings Are Not Running Smoothly For Him.

BELGIAN SHIP OWNERS CHARGE AMERICA. WITH METHODS UNFAIR TO ALL OTHERMERCHANTMARINE

U.S. IS UNFAIR IN.GETTING ITS SEAMEN, CHARGI   Belgians Protest Americ: Seeks to Allure Sailors af Woarid.

SAYS AMERICA  WOULD CONTROL  CARRYING TRADE   Belgian Ship Owner Ap. pears Worried Over ‘Marine Policy.

CLIFFORD 1 ftolo   SUPERINTENDENT LIGHT PLAN? TO QUIT JOB.   inability to Get Service Facilities His Chier Cause.

SUPERINTENDENT LIGHT PEANE TO QUIT JOR. y   thability Ga Get Service Chie:  rilities His        2 Cnuse,

HARDING URGES PROTECTION OF 1S INDUSTRIES   Candidate ts Pleased With Enthusiastic Reception at Raltimarea_   Outposts of Solid South Hear Onsiaughts on the Democratic Party.

CHICAGO CLERKS END STRIKE   Agreement Reached Between Mayor and Head of Union.

SITY CLERK’S STRIKE ENDS   Terms of Settlement Reached at Meet. ing of Chicago’s Mayor and Union Head.

Bilt TO PERMIT 2.75 BEER   Congressman Minahan (Dem.) of New _ Jersey Also Asks for 10 Per Cent Wine.

STATE WOULD HAVE ” POWER ON ALCOHOI   New JerSey Ban canon in troduces Bill “to” Give Stat Riehts in Matter. :

HAIL OL AINE AVERTE! BY NUIGK RAISE   PLEDGE OF RAISE UPON OR BEFORE. JULY 20 IS MADE   Brotherhood Leaders Say Decision To Stick Is Made.

THREAT OF RAIL STRIKE REMOVED CLAIM LEADERS   Announcement of Early Wage Decision Appeases Brotherhoods

REVENUE BUREAU WARNS PUBLIC Or ALLEGED EXPERTS   Many Ex-U. S. Employes Saic to Try to Capitalize Fact by Making Broad Claims.

ne, a sc A me ee BEWARE “INCOME TAX ‘EXPERTS*   BREET ARR Be AN RE A RR Bo RA Ba MA BD  recente cameo onan a  Former Revenue Service Employees of  gee abe A Ome eee ren rar

OPERATORS AND MINERS RESUME NEGOTIATION.   Settlement Expected By April 1 Owners May Grant Only Wage Advance. ,

SENATE TO START PROBE   Investigation of Preconvention Cam paign Funds to Start at Washington Monday.

NO MAN'S LAND ~ {8 PENETRATED   JOHN  FIPZPATRICH, A  FUL  TRADER, HAS JUST COMPLETED EXPLOIT GIVEN TO  FEW ME

FUR TRADER ~ NEAR DEATH IN ARCTICS   Fitzpatrick Returns t Winnipeg After Many Adventures.

WASHINGTON IS SILENT ON PLEA IT TAKE MANDATE   Request Has Not Been Received at White House Today

WILOUN URGED 10 DETERMINE BOUNDARY LINE   Proposals Reported Sent by Supreme Council Not Received in Washington Says  State Department   ADOPT BRITISH-FRENCH DECLARATION ON TREATY   Council to Take all Necessary Steps to Secure Execution of German Pact

ARMENIA’ MANDATE I$ UP 10 CONGRESS   Oficial Attitude Conservative Awaiting Réceipt of Aled iy »Pronosal.

NOT INFORMED   Proposals for U. 8. to Ac cept Mandate for Armenia Not Received.

U. 6, URGED TD TAKE ARMENIAN, MANDATE      And Wilson to to Settle Boundary Lines in States: Where They are at Issue, According To.Laté Reports From San  Darr flantagrannan

NO PROSPECT CF ARMENIAN MANDATE   Proposal Not Yet Received at Washington.

NOT GUILTY IS PLEA IN FLY POISON CASE   Miss Stella Heyman and Nephevy on Trial for Mruder of Boys’ Parents. .

WOOD ALCOHOL DISTRIBUTOR IS SENT TO PRISON   Undertaker Is Senteticed 1c _ Three to Seven Years in

TELEPHONE OPERATORS TO GE ORGANIZED BY AMERICAN FEDERATION   STEP YNECESSARY BY HOSTILI ATTITUDE OF THE BELL COMPANY,

TO ORGANIZE PHONE WORKERS   Increase of Executive . Council Failed to Pass in Convention

AMERICAN FEDERATION WILL SEEK TO EFFECT ORGANIZATION OF THE NATION'S HELLO GIRLS

(NONIZE TEL, WOKERS 1S FEDERATION PLAN   Organized Labor Has an Eye on the Bell Telephone and Its Auxiliary Companics.

Alverade Sees Brotherly Love In Revolution   A “Campaign of Kindness,’ a Regular Brother-in-Law Revolt in Fact, He calls it.

Carranzistas Win 2 Battles; Rebels Hold State Juarez   War Is “Kindness Campaign”

POLES PUT FAITH IN COUNCIL   Supreme Power Has Been Veated gn  Defense Organization.

POLES GIVE SUPREME POWER AND MILITARY AUTHORITY TO COUNCIL OF DEFENS!

SUPREME POWER GRANTED POLISH DEFENSE COUNCIL   Full Military Authority is Invested in Nation al Body.

Presidential Ballots in *Frisco Convention   POLES GIVE POWER 10  COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

EA AALOCR WORK ON DUTGH LEVEES   APPARENTLY IS UNPERTUR BED BY WHAT GOES ON IN OUTSIDE WORLD   FIGHTING THE RHINE NOW   Flood Waters, Threatening Ben .tinck Castle, Gives Him a Chance to Work Off Surplus Energy.

FORMER EMPEROR NOS MEN WORKING ON RIVER DIKES   Swollen Rhine is Overflowing Part of the Bentinck Lands and the Former Kaiser Works Unmindful of} Uproar.

OMAN’S BODY FOUND..   Nete. im Vanity Bag Says She is Wie >. of Millionaire Clubman.

FIND WOMAN'S BODY IN LAKE   Mystery Surrounds Death of Wife of Millionaire  Club Man

FARMER GUILTY OF VIOLATION OF ESPIONAGE LAY   Wealthy West Grove Maz Given Ten Days to Appeal For New Trial.

NEW QUANES CLAIM ADDED VICTIMS IK DEVASTATED ARE!   Italians Prostrated With Terro: When Fresh Shocks Kill Members of Rescuing Parties.

QUAKE SHOCKS HIT RESCUERS   ROMAN TREMORS CONTINUE; ALCIFORNIA FEELS VIOLENT JAR

CARSON FOR HOME RULE BILL   iister t miewist Leader trees Abandenament of Oppesitioa te Pending WMreaceere.

COSTLY DEFENSE PROGRAM BEING ANTICIPATED BY ORGANIZATIONS   Millions Being Collected to Meet Drive of Big Business On Unionism   em SR Ce Ce ee a  TO FIGHT OPEN SHOP  Movement to Reduce Wages and Take Away 8-Hour Day ic Scanted Ry  ahar

BEEN FUND BEING RAISEL   By Union Labor to Fight Alleged Campaign to Smash Trade Unions.   MORE THREATS FROM THE LABOR LEADERS   Montreal Convéntion Expect ed to Bring on Some Ultimatums From Federation.

UNIONS FEAR  "OPEN SHUP” PROPOGANDA   Accuse Commercial Bodies of Seeking To Force. Lockouts.

CAILLAUX A “DARK FORCE”   “YOU ARE“THE STURMER OF FRANCE,’ WITNESS ACCUSES.   Former Ambassador to Mussia Seath. ingly Arraigus Man on Trial for JTreason—The Defendant in a Rage,

AMIBASOADORS IN UAILLAUX TRIAL FOR TREACHERY   One Says the Former Premie Threatened Life of King Alfonso.   CAMBON UPHOLDS DEFENSE

THREE FORMER FRENCI AMBASSADORS — TESTIF) AT THE CAILLAUX TRIAI   Former Premier is Accused of Being the Sturmer of France

Martin, Paleologue and Cam: bon Give Testimonies as Varied as Their Opinions Regarding the Accused.

CAILLAUX 13 SCATHINGLY DENOUNCED   former Diplomat Yell; “Sturmer of France” At Accused   SINISTER FIGURE OF , ACCUSED FACES COUR   Ambassadors from Var. ious Capitals In Court

AMBASSADORS TESTIFY.   ‘Three Former French Official: Take Stand Against Joseph Caillaus.

AAILWAY HELP. TAKEN FROM INSANE ASYLUM DURING STRIKE, 1S: THE STARTLING. ALLEGATION

INDUSTRIAL ROWS LAID TO LOW PAY   _ Government Criticized by Rail Clerks’ Spokesman for High Wages to Ship Workers.

BLAMES  GOVERNMEN   PART OF INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE DUE TO WAGE ‘DIFFERENCES UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL.

BLAMES UNREST ON GOVT. WAGES   Difference in Sums Paid in In dustry Cause, Fitzgerald Says

Germaos Sign Coal Delivery Ukase at Spa   Berlin Envoys’ Opposition Collapses After eDadlock of Four Hours.

Senator Harding To Answer Cox And Roosevelt   Will Make Address On Satur day That Will Clarify Issue   'TO SPEAK UPON  LEAGUE QUESTION   Three Other Speeches Aré Scheduled By Candidate During Week

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS TOPIC   It Will Be Presented by Sena. tor Harding iv Speech to Indiana Voters.   ‘MOST IMPORTANT SINCE ACCEPTANCE   Actor Folk Coming From New   York Tomerrow to See the Senator.

ON SPEECH FOR HAASIFR PARTY   G. 0. P. Nominee Will Address Indianans Next Saturday.   WILL REPLY TO GOV. COX  Senator Plans to Outline the Party’s Stand on International Questions.

t a a   DEATH OF MRS, CARPENTER.         or: I L Well Known itesident Of Artadia:Vieinity; Victim of Tong Tine:

PRATH OF MRS. CARPENTER,   We TT Known Renkde ut of Areadia Vic: initx, Victim of Long ness.  ©

Posse of 150 Men Reported tc Have Surrounded Oklahom: Officer’s Slayer Along Can. adian River.

ADMITS LUXEMBURG, FINLAND   League of Nations Assembly Commit tee Votes Favorably on New States,

JUDGING CONTEST   MANY ATTRACTIVE PRIES OF FERED AT THE INDIANA  PaDQr wa rre

LOYS' JUDGING CONTEST.   Many Attractive Prizes Offerea at the woe Tndinuna State Fair.

BILLIONS NEEDED TO PLACE ROADS ON FIRM BASI   HOWARD ELLIOTT, PRESIDENT OF NORTHERN PACIFIC OUTLINES CONDITIONS   PROBLEM: 15 SERIOUS ONE   Declares Provisions Must Be Made to Care for Great Basiness Increases That are to Be Fa pected °

Rail ‘Facilities _ Declared. To Be" md ‘ In Bad Plight   Nerthern Pacific Head Asserts ants 100,600 Freight Cars Huve Been ‘ “Bought During Federal Control,

SAYS RAILS MUST  SPEND 3 BILLION   HEAVY EXPENDITURES NECHES. SARY, NORTHERN PACIFIC HEAD ASSERTS.   COUNTRY’S NEEDS BIG   Elliott Declares Plight of Steam Lines No Worse Than Serious Problems of Nation,

RAILROADS IN NEED OF THREE MILLION OUTLA   Northern Pacific resident Tells Ex. ecutives Vast Sum Should _ Be Expended. me

JUDGE DENIES PERMANT INJUNCTION   Effort Made to Keep Ameti can Party Names Off Ticket is Quashed,

INJUNCTION WAS DENIET   Attorneys Gave Notice of Appeal to Court of Civil Appeals

RED “ARK LEAVES KIEL CANAL FUR BALTIC COAST   PRANSPORT DELAYED POR TWO WEEKS WHILE THE BOPLEERS REOCRIVE REPATRS.   DESTINATION  WITHHELL   Associated Press Correspondent Goe Aboard and Learns Details of Ship's Voyage Across Atlantic.

BUFORD LEAVES KIEL.   Destination of 249 Undesir able Aliens on Transport is Still Secret.

DEPORTED “REDS” SANE  ON ALL SUBJECTS BUT PRAISE OF BOLSHEVISH   ‘Emma Goldman Salen, Berkman Voluble—“‘Soviet Ark’s” Voyage Uneventful.

QUVIET ARK NEAR JOURNEYS END; NO DISORDER ABOARD   Emma Goldman Is Sullen Bu’ Berkman Is Voluble; All An: archists Appear Normal, Bu Rolshevists.

100 STICKS OF DYNAMITE FOUND   Ina Field Near Omala Shows City Is Center of Red Activity,

WAGES OF MINERS COMPARED   Figures Intended to Show Earnings Have Risen With Costs,

CLAIM MINE WORKERS EARNINGS HAVE KEPT PACE WITH LIVIN   Figures Submitted at Wage Meeting by Operators of Anthracite Coal Fields

ELEVEN DEAD FROM FOOTBALL PRESENT YEAR   Number of deaths five greater than in 1919 and one greater than in 1918

FOCTOAL FATALITIES TURING PROT SEfS0N TOTAL ANLY ELEVEN   CONFINED PRINCIPATTY TO BIGH SCHOOLS; BIG UNIVERSITIFS ESCAPE.

11 YOUTHS DIE IN FOOTBALL —   Death Toll of the Gridiron Sport for this Season Is Five Greater than Last Year and One Above the List of 1918

F OOTBALL COST ~ BLEVEN LIVES   THIS YEAR'S TOLE OF THE. GAME UCNCOMMONLY HEAVY...   KANSAS. LOST.: TWO.   MOST\OF THE PLAYERS WERE” YOUNG BOYS 1N HIGH: SCHOOL.   List ‘of Casualties Is Unusually, High Thix Year Compared. with Other Seasons.

cLEVEN LOSE LIVES IN FOOTALL GAMES' PLAYED THIS YEAR   ‘No Major College Player Was Killed, Reports Made Public Today Disclose.   ‘TWO COLLEGERS KILLED   Majority of Fatalities Among High and Prep School Players.

TOOK A TOLL . OF VICTINS   Deaths From Football -’ This Season Greater Than Last Year =: 

STORM CENTERS  !-QVER INDIAN:   TRACTION LINES SUFFER DAMAGE FROM ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCE.

HOOSIER INTER URBANS DAMAGED   Lines Delayed and Traffic Stopped By Last Night’s Storm Which Swept State.

FELIX LEFT HER   When He Discovered That His Wife's  Bright iye Was Made of Glass.

LT  I. W. W. DEFENDANTS AT CENTRALIA, WASH., SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE

ELEVEN PLACED ON TRIAL FOR ALLEGED MURDER OF SOLDIERS   I. W. W. Must Answer for Armistice Day Siayings in West.

I. W. W. MURDERERS “FACE TRIAL” TODAY   Defendants in Contralia Armistice Day Parade Shooting. Seek Change of . “Venue for Hearing ‘

THE BLPARTISAM THE COMMITTEE MA DAY SMOOTH RUFFLE INS FEATHERS. OF THI BOR DOVE OF PEAC   TRIAL OF ELEVEN T CHARGED WITH THE ( ARMISTICE DAY'S MURDERS BEGINS AT GRAYS HARBOR [

CHANGE OF VENUE ASKED   Alleged Sentiment Will Deprive Defendants of a Fair Trial

DHANSE VENUE IO auUbH BF DEFERGANTS   CLAIMED THAT SENTIMENT OF PEOPLE IS AGAINST HEURDERERS OF FORMER SOLBIERS,

fi HGH: i ~ VENUE ISFILEL   ‘ WwW. Ww. ‘Defendants ‘Again . Declare. ‘They Fear Uneee Tet a et

NTY BREEDERS MET IN ELDORA SATURDAY   Forty Members of Association Present —Vote to Help Make Hardin County Fair In 1921 a Live One—Officers And Directors Elected.

HOLDANKUAL MEETING   FORM COUNTY ORGANIZATION.   Breeders of Hardin County ‘Endorse Various Methods—-Ufficers,

GEN. WRANGEL WINS AGAIN   Sald to Have Been Successful In AnI other Campaign—Reds: Tell ' Different Story,

WRANGEL WINS. NEAR TAN RIT   COMMUNIQUE CLAIMS OFFENSIVE CONTINUES ON ALL FRONTS

BIG GAINS MADE BY WRANGEL   Adds New ‘Victdriésin Fighting Against Bolsheviks

WAANGEL CLAIMS EW VICTORIE  (  lu   Soviet Government, However, Says Anti-Red Army Has, Been Defeated.

STEEL: STRIKE IS INEVITABLE   Vital Changes In Administration of Tha Industry Must Be Made  -At Once.   etter To Pres. Wilson Recommendin; Free and Open Conference Between ‘Emplovers and Emplovess

“REPORT SAYS   Conditions Must Be Reme died to Avert Another Walkout _-

Report of Interchurch World Movement on Steel Strike . Sent to Wilson.   ASKS CONFERENCE OF  EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYES   Men Work 12 Hours Daily and Earn Less Than Living of Average Family, .

ANOTHER STRIKE IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY S NOW INEVITABLI   Report States That Half the Em ployes of the Company Are Still Working 12 Hours a Day. —

STEEL STRIKE ~ SCHEDULE NEXT   ‘Report States Half of, the Employes "of the U. S. Steel. Trust Are 7 Working 12 Hours a Day .

STEEL STRIKE _” ISPREDICTED   Vital Changes Must Be Made te Avert Trouble Says Interchurch Report Today

Transport With Thousand Troops Taken By Poet   D'ANNUNZIO FORCES VICTORIOUS IN CLASH WITH ITALIAN REGULARS NEAR LUERNERO.

LAID BEFORE CABINET   Action on Strike Not Neces sary at Present

RAILROAD STRIKE OIUATION LAUD BEFORE PRESIDEN   Action on Report of Secretar) Payne Delayed on Advice Secretary Wilson.   MANY YARDMEN REMAIN OFF DUTY AT BALTIMORE   Orders of Brotherhood Chiefs Threats of Loss of Priority Rights and Warnings Fron Road Officials Disregarde by 500 Employes.

PRESIDENT VIEWS STRIKE SITUATION AS GROWN BETTER   Decides No Action By The Government Necessary Now   BROTHERHOOD HEADS ASK MEN TO RETURN TO PLACES   Fieup at Baltimore Seems ‘To Be Worst) While Philadelphia Reports Luprovement

Steps by Government Considered Unnecessary-—-Nearly 500 Yard Men of Two Companies at Baltimore Remain Cut in Spite of Brotherhood Orders.

WIHT NAME BERGER TILL HADES FREEZES   Supporters Utter Defi to U,. S. Senate.

BERGER WILL BE NOMINATE THIRD TIME, AIDS CLAIM   “Don’t Propose That Gillette and Wall Street Fawners Dictate Our Course.”

OUGIALIOTO AGAIN NOMINATE BERGE   DENIED SEAT FOR SECOND TIME HE GETS THIRD NOMINATION.   In Thirty Minutes After Receipt of News of Exclusion, the Committee Takes Action.

Name Berger Again   Socialist. Committee in Ho Remarks Coneerning Mem bers of Congress.

RAISERS OF WHEAT TO HOLD FOR $2.75   SPRING GROWERS URGED TO AID MOVEMENT STARTED IN CENTRAL STATES

WHEAT GROWERS ASK WHEAT-HELD FOR NEW PRICES   dansas Meeting Urges $2.75 a Buchel as Proper Price for Crop

WHEAT GROWERS URGING HOLDING OF WHEAT CROF   ‘Want to Put The Price Ur  to $2.75 Per — Bushel   ST Le Ne er ee  SURVEY SHOWS COST OF GROWING WHEAT

WHEAT GROWERS ASK COST AND A PROFIT   URGE GRAIN BE HE HEL ON agg UN1i1L COUNTRY ELEV TOR PRICE IS $2. 7"   LOW PRICELOW PRODUCTION   Consumer Gets no Benefit of $2  Wheat, tor it Means Less Acre age and Keduced Supply

WHEAT GROWERS 10 UNITI   Farmers Ureed to Join Movement   te Hetd Grain for Jump tin Weian.

PLAN MEMORIAL TO ‘MARNE DEAD AT BELLEAU WOOL   Women Reserves Start Col. jection Box on Trip Around the Wortd. .

MEMORIAL FOR BELLEAU WOOD   Collection Box Sent to Ever Marine Port in World for Donations.

WALES STAGES ANTIPROHIBITION RALLY   Seventy Thousand People Protest Against What They Term “Pussvfootism.”?

GOVERNMENT FORMING AGAIS' EARRANZA  With Former President De La Bars gs President.

Policies Are Outlined By New Regime If Recognized.   OPEN DOOR ATTITUDE   Will Establish Diplomatic relations With All Foreign Countries.

MEXICO HAS A REVOLUTION   -DE LA BARRA IS PRESIDEN] OF A NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT,

tionary Factions Engaged in Anti-Carrariz: vities form Coalition under Former-President Bara, Says Report. Platform In“aGudés Onen Door Palieu fav All

SOALITION REGIME FORMED IN MEXICO   Revolutionary Factions Combine With LaBara as President—Open Door Policy Advocated to all Foéreleners

ANTI-CARRANCISTAS FORM NEW COALITION REGIME IN MEXICO   Open-Door and Protection of Foreign Capital Among Promises Made.

U. S. PUBLIC DEBT GOES UP   Increase During Month of November Announced by Tteasury.

SHOWS INCREASE FOR NOVEMBER   Treasurer’s Statement Shows Jump of $112, 646,571 During the Past Thirty Days.

PUBLIC DEBT SHOWS INCREASE FOR NOVEMBEI   Treasurer’s Statement Shows Jump of $112,646,571 During the Past Thirty Days.

COX TO DISCUSS INDUSTRY CRISIS IN HIS ADDRESS   League of Nations and Domestic Problems  Included

COX WILL MAKE STAND CLEAR ON — LEAGUE ISSUE   WILL ANSWER HARDING INQUIRY IN ACCEPFANCE SPEECH.   Industrial Problem Will Have Prominent Place in Address With Domestic Questiona.

COX WILL TELE ‘ms   Bourbon's Candidate to.” Texplain Stand of the League.

TO LINK LABOR AND CAPITAL IS HIS AIM   Governor Cox’s Speech of Ac ceptance Will Deal With Industrial Affairs.

LAST EDITION   COX DECLINES ANSWER TO HARDING'S CHARGE   Busy Preparing “Speech, Which Will Discuss’ Industrial and > Other Vital Problems.

COX WILL MAKE POSITION CLEAR   Harding Informed His Que ries Will Be Answered in Due Time

COX WILL DECLARE DEMOCRATIC POLLY ON LEAGUE IN SPEECH   Says He Will Make it Perfectly Clear How the Party Stands—Has Not Had Time To Reply to Senator Hardine’s Thrust Today. .

Will Be Made  Perfectly Clea      angen Cox Wi, in His Speech o  Acceptance of Nomination, Mak  Clear Democratic Position  o Learus of Nations. 7

COX IS TO.DISCUSS . LEAGUE AT’ AECEPTANC!   Democratic Nominee to Take Up Question Along With  Others, Friends . Believe, .   ENGROSSED 11 ‘IN SPEECH

REMOVE DOUBTS AS TO POSITION ON BIG PROBLEM      GOVERNOR COX, HOWEVER. WILL GIVER HIS PORITION LARGELY ON INDUSTRIAL CASES

COX TO.CLEAR LEAGUE STAND, SAYS CHAIRMAN   White, Head of Democratic par ty, Declares Nominee Will ‘Tell His Stand   DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, TOO      Nominee Said to be Planning to Deal at Length With Relations of Labor

COX WILL MAKE KNOWN THE POSITION OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY ON NATIONS’ LEAGUE

DEMOCRATIC POSITION ON LEAGUIE OF NATIONS TO BE REVEALED BY C8)   HARDING IN STATEMENT LAS’ NIGHT CALLED ON COX FOK A STATEMENT,

INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM CONSIDERED BY CO}   Domestic Questions To Have Place In Address Of Demo cratic Nominee.

COX TO DWELL ON LABOR ISSUE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE I: STUDYING INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM.

Co aearenseenalan annette een)  COX WILL MAKE POSITION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAID

WHITE INSISTS PUBLIC AWAIT SPEECH OF COX   Democratic Party's Stand On League of Nations Will Be Made Clear is Promise Given   Asks if Taft or Johnson Correctly Represent Republican View.

COX REFUSES TO BE RUSHED INTO DEBATE   White Tells Harding Accept ance Speech Will Show League Stand.   SPEECH TO STRESS INDUSTRIAL RELIEF

COX TO DEAL WITH ~TNDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS   Wants to Bring Capital and Labor Together.

DOMESTIC AFFAIRS WILL BE CONSIDERED   ‘Democratic Nominee Works on Aecceptance Speech and Ignores : Charge Made by Harding.

SPEECH OF COX NEARLY READY   Nill Deal Largely With Do: mestic Relations As Well As Other Big Questions is Claim  Wants to Bring Capital And Labor Closer Together

INDUSTRIAL QUESTIONS UP   Are to Have a Place in Acceptance Specch of Governor Cox

COX TO EMPHASIZE LABOR.   Expected to Go Inte etal on This  Onestion.. a

COX WILL MAKE CLEAR POSITION ON LEAGUE OF N   This Statement is Issued in  Answer to Inquiry by Senator Harding.

COX 10 DEAL WITH INDUSTRIAL ISSUE   He Refuses to Answer the Statement of Senator Harding.

MAIL PLANE PILOT BURNED TO DEAT!   Lieutenant Stoner Falls With Fling Machine and Perishes In Fire Started hy Exploding

MAIL PLANE FALLS; AVIATOR KILLED   Flier Believed to Be C. W. Stoner o: Cleveland Burned and Crushed to Death Near New Paris, Indiana Today.

U3. MAIL PI gee DEATH   Pione . Falls “Near Hkh, “Ind, Catching Fire When.Gas ‘Tank . Explodes! ~

PLANE BURNS;   PILOT KILLED   Mail Aviator Burned to Death and Cargo Destroyed in Accident Near Indiana Town.

Government Mail Pilot _ Burned When Plane Falls   Machine, Lost in Mist, Struck Tree Tops in Northern Indiana and Was Consumed When Gas Tank Burst Into Flames—Pilot Clayton Stoner Identified by Clothing.

Liemtehant Stoner Harns to Death When His Pinuwe Valin Six  ee ee

AIRPLANE MAIL CARRIER BURNED IN HIS MACHINE   Crashes to the Ground Near New Paris, Indiana—Became Lost in the Mist.

AIRPLANE MAILMAN BURNED 10 DEATT   Plane Struck Trees, Was Wreck ed, An Aviator Suffered Death.

‘Mail Pilot Cremated in Indiana This Morning — Pilot and Two Mechani ' cians Killed in Florida   Fal

MATL CARRIER FOUND BURNED AURPUANE      Lieut. Faults Nea ‘ New Paris, twd..: Apparcnily Alter Being Lost in Mist.

AVIATOR PLUNGES FROM THE CLOUDS  With His Plane in Flames Near New Paris. Ind.   dad Wes Burned and Crushed—Was Enroute from Chicago to Cleveland.

Aerial Mail Carrier Burned to Death When His Plane in Flames Plunges to Ground

AIR MAIL PILOT BURKS TO DEATH NEAR ELKHAR   Lieut, Clayton Stoner Killer When Gasoline Tank Explodes Following Fall.

AH MAN, CARRIER. KILLED.         Gene ‘ment Plane Burns. In In ana Today.

POWT, MAIL CARRIER WAS BURNED 10 DEATH IN HIS MACHINE WHEN IT FELI

AIR MAIL PILOT ~~ KILLED BY FIRE   Gas Tank Exploded When Machine Fell in Woods Near Elkhart, Indiana.   HAD“ TROUBLE WITH ENGINE.   Farmers Heard Pitot Circle About in Attempt to Find Landing in Fog.

PILOT FALLS AFTER LOSING Hla WAY IN. HEAVY INDIANA MIST   Lieutenant Clayton Stover Is Identified by Marks Upon  : His Clothing

AERIAL MAIL PILOT FALLS TO DEATH NEAR NEW PARI   Lieutenant Stoner. Enroute From Chicago to Cleveland, is Burned To Death.

GASOLINE FAMINE COMING BUREAU OF MINES WARNE   Statement Issued * Yesterday Says ’ That Production Inadequate To Meet Rapidly Growing Demand.   BIG INCREASE IN AUTO CASES

SEES SHORTAGE OF GASOLINE   Warning Issued By tha Federa Bureau of Mines,   ACUTE SITUATION PREDICTED

GAS SHORTAGE IS COMING   Bureau of Mines Predicts Motor Fuel at Low Ebb Before Snmmers Fund.

SIGNS OF GASOLINE SHORTAGE   Warntag Given of Ita Ewistence Re fore ‘tind of the Summer.

MUST CONSERVE MUGH GASOLINE   Predict Actual Shortag Before Summer Ends   Reserves Were Cut Into During March Notwithstanding Twenty Per Cent Increase in Production — Nation is Living Peyond Its Means So Far as Oil is Concerned

SHORTAGE OF GASOLINE SEEN BY NEXT SUMMER   Increase of Automobiles in Pro portion tu the Production is Blamed for Condition.

WARNS GASOLINE SHORTAGE.   Bureau of Mines. Foresees_a Lack of Motor Car Fuel. ~~ 2

GASCLINE “SMORTAGE NEAR.   Warning Given of Probability of Actual Scarcity Before End of Summer.

ITALIAN RADICAL TO BE ARRESTED FOR WALL ST. BOMB   WAUPUN CONVICT GIVES NAME AND ADDRESS OF SISsSPpECT.   WERE PRISON PALS   Department of Justice Agents to Act on Story Told in Cell. .

EXPECT ARREST SOON OF MYSTERY SUSPEC’   Ytallan Believed to Have Blowr . Up Wall Street.

REVOLTS BREAK QUT IN BOLIVIA AND CHINA   Bolivian Government ‘Under Jose Guena, Is Overthrown and. Rebels Are in Power   CHINESE SITUATION IS BAD   PENING. FRARS ADVANCE OR GENERAL VSA0 KUN          Chinese Rebels: May March ‘To  ward Capital—toreipu Legntion Bear Disruption ot Railway Trafrle and Food Shortage

REVOLT IN BOLIVIA   Dispatches Say President, Gnerra’: Government ip QvestKrown.

BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT REPORTED OVERTHROW!   According to Roports from Lime President and Cabinet Have Been Made Prisoners,   DEFEAT FOR PRO-OHILEANS   Newspapers Comment Say Inter. eat With Peru Vindicated ; U. 8. Has No Report.

REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA   avernment§ Overlhrawn anc Bautista ‘Sacedrais ia . _ Power.

REVOLUTION © IN BOLIVIA;   Government Overturned and Officers Imprisoned

REVOLUTION HAS BROKEN OUT IN BOLIVIA AND ANTI-CHILEAN PARTY HAS GAINED CONTROL

A REVOLUTION  ON IN BOLIVIA   Gov ERNMENT HEADED BY PRES IDENT GUERRA OVER. THROWN.   Government Executice ama Moewber: of His Cabipet Have Been Made Prisoners—Bautista SacedeS Assumes Power With Army's  Support. -

A REVOLUTION ON IN BOLIVIA   President and Cabinet Are Prisoners and Army Backs New Ruler

REVOLUTION IS ON IN BOLIVIA   PRESIDENT AND CABINET " MEMBERS TAKEN PRISONERS. _

Bolivia in Hands Of Revolutionists; Officials Captured’   President of South American Republic ~ and His Cabinet#iembers-Are Seized —Rebels Are Friendly to Peru

BOLIVIAN REVOLT CLAIMED SUCCES!   GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN TD FAVOR OF THE ANTI-CHILLAN SENTIMENT, REPORT.

BOLIANS REVOLT AND NEW RULERS IN POWER   Friends of Peru Victorious ir Overthrow of Government That Favored Chile

REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA TODAY   Government Overthrown anc Cabinet Made Prisoners, Says a Dispatch.

BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT UPOET: NEW REGIME Io IN CONTROL OF AFFAIRS   PROBABLE EFFECT UPON RELA TIONS WITH CHILE DISCUSSED BY VEWSPAPERS.,

BOLIVION GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN, IS REPOR'         Revolution Headed by Dautist:z Savedra in Power-—President and Cabinet Prisontrs.

REVOLT BREAKS OUT IN BOLIVIA   Guerra Government Overthrown, President Is Made Prisoner.

MYSTERY SEEN IN DEATH OF TWO MEN AT. HARVARD      ‘Authorities Start Inquiry Inte = Deaths of Students at  Pre cealen doen

DEATHS OF HARVARD MEN BEING   Sudden Demise of Two Being Investigated By the Authorities Today.

SUDDEN DEATHS OF UWIVERSITY YOUTHS 1o CAUSE OF PROBI   Deceased Were, _Inseparable Componions, Said.

ARGENTINE WOOL UNSALABLI  Soldiers Wore ;it In Uniform But Not Now.  :

PROHIBITION PLANK LOST.   ‘Law and Order’ Clause No Read, Although Passed by Committce.   Complete Text of Platform Adopted by the Republican Party

-CAGUE OF NATIONS, MEXICAN QUESTION, RELATIONS OF CAPITAL AND LABOR AND MANY OTHER TOPICS TREATED

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY PLATFORM USUAL BOMBAST   Straddles League Of Nations Problem To The Extent That All Factions Appear To Be Satisfied By It

MRS. JAMES ‘NOBLE! DRAD:   Resident of Sharpsviile Comnmmits . Passes Av

Mis. JAMES NOBLE DEAD,      hesulent of Sharpsvile Conumuinity Passes Away.

NVIANTED FOR MURDER WILL FIGHT PTBADITION FROM KAN   DMFENTIR AND BNPSEY TOG SME TIME IN WENTER

FOUR OF CREW REPORTED LOSI   Trawler James: ‘Carruthers Aground off White.- Land Island’

HE RAN AM   nbn Sammels and His I ay Ride End H Badly ati Kokomo,

HE RAN AMUCh.   John samuels and His Joy Ride Pid Badly at Kokomo,

HINES SAYS RAL - RATES MUST RISE   ‘Advocates Fixing by: Congress 0! . Standard Tariff for the Carriers...   ‘PUBLIC MUST HELP’ RUN- LINES   Ether a Triple Partnership. or Event  . ‘ually Government, _ Ownorship—  : » Plumb Seeka Plan: ‘for AH lndus‘try Along the Same Lines.

RAUL ROAD GHANGES PROPOSED  BY HIRES          Director General Would Have Compulsory Consolidation With Three Factors in Control.     rriALARIOIALY DROAORICHM   FINANCIAL PROBLEM DECLARED DIFFICULT   Relieves Owners, Public and Labor Should Be Given  Authority Over Systems.

“FOR CONSERVATION CF HOME TRAININE   Asks Mothers to Co-oper. ate in Proper Direction af Children.

HARDING APPEALS TU AMERICAN MOTHERS   PRESIDENT-ELECT URGES MORE DEMOCRACY IN PUBLIC WELFARE AGENCIES.   CONSULTS SENATOR FALL   Coolidge and_ Others to Attend Discussion Administrative Policies Today.

ADVISES KEEP OLD TIME SPIRIT ALIVE   HARDING PLEADS FOR RELIGIOUS TRAINING AT H@r.   President-clect Asks the Americar Mothers to Co-operate With the Schools in Educational and  Other Instractton.

ANEHIOAN MOTHERS ASKED TO SUPPORT PUGLIL SURUSLS   Keep Public Welfare Agencies Democratic   SENATOR FALL VISITS HARDING

KEEP OLD TIME SPIRIT ALIVE IN U. S. HOME   Don’t Leave Teaching of Children Alone to School Is His Plea.

ren Eil e ‘Paiticul ar Plea That Religious Training Be Kept: thin Provinve of the Home, Fireside—Teachee Inthience is Great, B ut t Cannot Take: the. Place a Old Tie Mother’s Love. cht oe eleat 9  a

President-Elect Harding Asks Mothers to Co-operate With Educators.   EMPHASIZES NEED OF RELIGIOUS TRAINING   Senator Fall ‘Urges Farmer Relief In Conference With Party. Chief,

HARDING ADVISES MOTHERS: TO AID SCHOOL TEACHERS   President-Elect Speaks 1 American Mothers   Marion Heare Harding in Fire Speech Since Election to F Presidency 

SENATOR HARDING ASKS MOTHERS TO HELP THE SCHOOLS   President-Elect Makes _ Eloquent Plea for Co-Operation In Education—Spends A Busy Day.

CO-OPERATION OF AMERICAN MOTHERS ASKED. BY HARDING   Bsluentione!. Religious and Physi cal Training Of Children 1 ‘Tonic. For President-elect.   SENATOR FALL A CONFRERE

Presiden lect ‘Seeks Aid Tor Officials. From.” Payents: ~   MUST KEEP-OLD TIME HOME “SPIRIT: ALIVE   Senator Harding Closes Bus}  > Day of .Consultation  With Prominent - ~. Visitors

HARDING APPEALS TO MOTHERS OF AMERICA   ee ae. Same  PRESIDENT -ELECT ASKS THEIR COUNSEL IN CHILD WELFARE   TOR A REAL DEMOCRACY   Deprecates Wealthy Parents’ Withdrawal of Children From the Public Schools.

MRS. SCHULTZ IN FEAR OF HUSBAND   SOUTH BEND WOMAN SAYS HER LIFE IS IN DANGER.   Centest Mor BRady

WIFE OF SLAYER FEARS © - ATTEMPT ON HER LIFE   MRS. AUBUST SCULTZ IS GUARDEQ AGAINST ATTACK   Tells Police of Circumstances Connect ing Her Hushand With Murdar

DISABLED MEN GET RAISE   House Votes to Increase by $20 a Month Risk Insurance Payment. to Crippled Soldiers.

RAISE FOR DISABLED MEN   Increase of $20 a Month Voted by House at Washington.

HEADLESS BODY IS FOUND   Woman's ‘Gerpae Discovered Imbeddea In Cake of Tee ‘on Bank

CHRISTENSEN TAKES HAND IN HEARING  Says Both Old Parties   Says Both Gld Parties Dominated By Capitalists   WHITE PUT ON STAND   Democratic Chairman Fails to Back Charge of Gov. Cox

Free Delivery.- Use the Phone MRS, E, BOYD BAKER, Agt. 404 W. State St., Olean. N.Y.

DUBLIN MURDERS   SWIFT REPRISALS oN SIN N  FEINERS BY POLICE.   Phitiy Dead as Result of Assisinations and Black and Tan Raids.

DUBLIN MURDERS   4 WIFT IREPRISALS ON  SINN  ‘. PEINERS BY POLICE , . ”            Pilea y- Dead as Result of Assssination: and Black and ‘Tau aids,

ONLY 213 MACHINES  OF U. 5. MAKE HAD  CHANCE TO WORK IN WAR.   ‘Republican Leaders State in House How Inefficiency in  Aircraft ‘Work Was Seen   Pianes Sent Out Were. Found To Be Dangerous: ‘Spruce Timber Conditions Bad

INEFFICIENCY 1§ BARED BY BADGER REPRESENTATIVE   ENORMOUS W ASTE OF MONEY AND ISXTRAVAGANCE ARE CRITHIAENH,   LABOR UNSKILLED   Soldiers Employed in Direct Violation of Law, Declares Magee.

APOAIR  “CRAFT PROGRAY   Chairman - of Investigating Committee . Finds “Enor"mous Waste of Money.”   FLAYS WAR. SEGRETARY

GERMANY LOSES CLUB      STAMMTISCH. WHERE MIDDL! CLASS GATHERED, IS HIT BY THE HIGH COST OF BEER.

DEPRESSING ( COTTON PRICES   Investigation Began of Alleged Il legal Combination.

CHARGE COMBINE TO REDUCE ALL, COTTON PRICES   Palmer Orders Investigation   of Alleged Attempt at Dafletinn

Denies He Retracted Statement © on Senator Harding’s Family History:    NO STATEMENTS ISSUED   Matter Was Not Sent Ou Through Democratic Committee, .

Alleged Author of Open Le ter Giving Senator’s Gen= ealogy Claims Libel:          STORY STARTED ON COX'S TRAIN, SAYS REPUBLICAN   SOX, IN CONVERSATION W ri CHAIRMAN WHITE, DECLAT. ES ACCUSATION 18 WITHOLY SHRED OF TRUTH. s          yg

LETTER [8 CAUSE OF BiG SUIT   $160,000 Libel Action Is Started   ‘CASE IS SENSATION   Author Denies Retraction Is Made

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAt ESTATE.   PECORD -OF CUPID'S WORK   jots Showing What Is Golng On in The Temple of Justice.

WOMAN LEPER IS CURED AFTER 25 YEARS DISEASE   CHAULMOOGRA OIL BRINGS ABOUT SUCCESSFUL ' TREATMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME

WOMAN LEPER IS:   CHAULMOOGRA a BRINGS ABOUT , “SUCCESSFUL ‘TREATMENT FOR “THE FIRST TIME

FARMERS SUPPORT WOOL EMBARGL   Senator Smoot's Plan te Secure Year’s Embargo on Impoftation of Wool Gains Popularity.

PROTECTIVE MEASURES UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR GROWERS OF SHEEP BY U. S. SENATOR SMOOT   NATIONAL SHEEP AND WOO L BUREAU OF AMERICA WILL LEND ITS ENTIRE SUPP ORT TO THE PLAN OF THE SENATOR FROM UTAH.

MUST HAVE WINE BATHS   Mile. Sorel Won’t Let the U. S. Dry Law Keep Her Cham. pagne Out,

WILSON DIDN'T WAIT ON NEWS.  Retired Refore Platform Was Adopted and BRattotivnw FWEe ew ri.

PRESIDENT DECLINES TO WAIT   Sleeping Soandly While the Conyention Grieds Alone.

UARPENTIER READY TO BOX CHAMPION   PRENCH SERAPPER LOOKS LINE BANK CLERK ON ARRIVAL IN AMERICA,

ANXIOUS 70 BOX.   Georges Carpentier, French Heavyweight Ready To Meet Dempsey On Sheri Notice.

FRENCH CHAMP. LANDS TUESDAY READY FOR BOUT   Declares He Will Meet Dempse\ As Soon As Match Can Be Arranged.

GARPENTIER 1 READY TO FIGHT DEMPSEY FOR WFAVVIAIEICHT CHAMPION   FRENCH CHAMPION LOOKS Liki CONTENDED BANK CLERK ON ANNUAL VACATION.

ANXIOUS TO ~~ BOX DEMPSEY   French Champion Will ing to Meet American Fighter at Once

I. W. W. WORK ON EX~SERVICE MEN   Plan ix Combination of. Forees for Overthrow oe Government—Ex: Saldiers Seething With Dis.

EX- SERVICE MEN   to House Committee. ,   FEELING OF UNFAIRNESS   Witnesses Say Service Men Be lieve Their Losses Should ‘ Be Protected.

1. W. W. Attempting to Propagandize United States “Vets”   So Says American Legion Rep resenative in Asking Bonus

DISCONTENT AMONG WAR VETERAN CHARGED TO . W.W      AMERICAN LEGION LEADERS AS SERT THAT SOLDIERS ARE DISSATISFIED WITH TREATMENT

EX-SERVIGE MEN TARGETS OF 1.W.W.      ‘Menibers’ of American Legion “Festified to That Effect ‘to House Committee.   (REELING OF  UNFAIRNESS   \Witnesses Say Service Men Be‘eve Their Losses Should ‘Be Protected.

Legionnaire Claims I.W.W. Are Inciting  Former Service Men      Declares Literature Is Being Spread Among Ex-Soldiers Urging them to Join Radical Organizations as Result of Government’s Failure to Grant Bonyses. Congressman Says Cost of Legion's Program’$2,160,000,000

.W.W.’S ARE WORKING AMONG EX-SERVICE _ MEN SAYS SOLDIEh   Feeling That Everyone But Fight‘ers Made Something Out of _< War Is Dangerous, * He Declares

Former Service Men Seethe With Discontent, Is’ Claimed at Capital

1.W.W. ARE AFTER EX: - SERVICE MEN   GREAT CAMPAIGN OF PROPA GANDA STARTED TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT   EX-SERVIVE MEN SEETHING VETH DISCONTENT, SAYS AMER. LEGION WAN 

SAYS . W. W'S WORK AMONG FORMER SERVICE MEN   Traveling Representative of American Legion Testifies Before House Ways and Means Committee.

rT LOST MEXIGAN CYSTS   New Society to Study Indian Races  . of Central America.

BOLSHEVIKI WIN NEW SUCCESSES. ON POLISH FRON]   Report “Energetic Advance’ ' on Upper Reaches of the

Bolcheviki Troops Advance Again   On       orthern Pind ef Che Polish Front Moscow Wireloxs

U. S. CAN SAVE SHIP COSTS   Expert Gives Senate Commerce Corn. mittee Plan to Recover Every Dollar Spent.

GOVERNOR COX IS BUSY TODAY   Making Preparations tc go on Speech Making » ‘Four of Country

ON A SPEAKING TOUE   gov. COX GETTING: READY TO Y FIGHT TO. VOTERS,   Expects To Take on Harding. iv Verbal Bout Soon—Defend\ ing League Compact,

COX BUSY PREPARING ~~ SPEECH-MAKING TOUR   Receives Letters’ ‘and Telegram:  on His  Speech; - apie” , °< ‘Again Thorsday.

GOVERNOR COX TO OPEN FIGHT NEXT THURSDAY   The Firet Address of His ~ign Will Be Deiivered to Soldiers.

COX COMPLETING PLANS FOR TOUR WITHOUT DELAY   Letters and Telegrams of Congratulation On His Speech Pouring In.  First Speech of Series to Deal With Help For Ex-Service Men.

COX IS BUSY PREPARING FOR SPEECH TOUR   Is Unable to Attend Roosevelt Notification Meeting Held Today.

: BARASTORMING Tal To      ‘Frantic’ Effort: to Stave of      NOT-AT HYDE PARK TODAY

GOV. COX KEPT. BUSY WHILE  lot et et ok ok CA od oe a 4 aod es trae tent. A Ke wd

COX TO START SPEAKING TOUR ON WEDNESDAY   Teo Busy With Preparation to Attend Notification of Roosevelt.   HAS ADDRESSES PLANNED   First to Be at Camp Perry, Ohio; Will Discuss League and Aid to the Soldiers,

GOVERNOR COX PERFECTING PLANS FOR SPEAKING TOUR OVER THE UNITED STATE:

COX STAYS AT HOME  : TO PLAN FIRST TOUF   NOT- PRESENT AT NOTIFICA TION: OF F. D. ROOSEVELT. TODAY   Democratic Managers Anticipate Heavy Fire From Rcpubli‘ ¢can Camp Soon

at GETTING READY FUR PLECH SPREADING TRIPS   First Address on Tour Will Be Made at Camo Perry. 0.. Next Thursday.

COX.PREPARES — FOR SPEAKING. TOUR OF NATION   UNABLE TO ATTEND NOTIFICATION OF ROOSEVELT TODAY—RECEIVING MES: SAGES OF CONGRATULA: HIOKNT 23   Ten Smmediate Engagements Gutlines—Wheeling, Piltsburg and New York on List.

BUVEANUA GOA  GETTING READY tOR CAMPAIGN   PLANS FOR SPEECH MAKING TOUR ARE NOW BEING CARE FULLY LAID OUT,

J. TUMULTY RAPS . LEAGUE CRITICS   President's Secretary Gives Out Let. ter Boosting Cox and Roosevelt and Answering League Attacks

Critics of League Are Replied to by Dresident Wilson   Answering Letter, President Says United States Is No Obliged to Help PUt Down Rebellion and That All Claims of Self Determination, Including Ireland's, Can Re Brought Before League Forum

b. 0. P. PREPA FOR JUNE MEE   Important Conferences Be. gin Tomorrow—Prominent Republicans to Gather.

PLAN FOR CONVENTION   REPUBLICANS HOLD CONFER: ENCES PREPARATORY TO NATIONAL MERTING

CHAIRMAN HAYS CALLS MEETING FOR REPUBLICANS   Hold Conference _ tc Plan for Big G. O. P.  Convention in June.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS GATHER IN CHICAGO   Men and Women Party Leaders a Windy City for Pre-Convention Conferences,

Soviet Government Accepts Proposal for a Truce With Great Britain   MILITARY ACTIVITIES IN NEAR EAST WILL CEASE   POLAND EXPECTED TO YIELD TO ECONOMIC PRESSURE FROM ALL SIDES AND SEEK PEACE WITH SOVIETS,

TOWNLEY 18 70 G0 FARTHER WEST NOW   Farmers Are to Handle Not Partisan Longue Matters in Dakota.

A. C. Townley, Head of Non Partisan League, is Going Away From Home.

Townley Through in_ LN. Dakota; to. Organize “-s Farmers in Other State:

DR. BUTLER, CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, FAVORS LIGHT WINES AND BEER   Republican Possibility Issue: Statement Setting Forth His Principles

BUTLER FAVORS LIGHT WINES AND BEERS   FAMOUS COLUMBIA HEAD GIVES PLANKS IN PRESIDENTIAL PLATFORM   Broad Set of Principles Enunciated _ 8 Pre-Convention Statement — Favors Industrial Court

LIGHT WINE NOT NEARLY SO BAD AS ICE WATER   Says Nichclas Murray Butler in Statement of His Principles.

Butler Issues Platform For National Campaign; Beer And Wine Favored

DUTLER MANES OIATEINENT OF Hla. PLATFORM   AMNIONG OTHER THINGS FAVORS LIGHT WINES AND BEER AS NOT BEING HARMFUL   fivnkhs Modified Form of Kansas Court of Industrial Relatons May Be Used To Advantage,

BUTLER AN NOUNCES PLATFOR”A.   ippesed to the Saleen, But Favors  Light Wines and Beer.

LIGHT WINES AND BEER FAVORED BY (1.0, P. CANDIDAT!   Dr. Nicholas Murray Butle Also Favors Principles Underlying Kansas Court of Industrial Relations.

Cutler Gives Historical Review of Es tablishment: of Sugar Beet Jn-" dustry in’ West:

SUGAR HEARING STARTS INUTAE   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE FROM WAISHINGTON IN CHARGE OF HEARINGS

KO VNO STAGES 50 VIET REVOLT   Lithunian Government Said Tc Have Been QOverthrown By New Outbreak of Reds   Details of Latest Phase of Red: Wave Are Lacking

Papers Point to Offensive Against Warsaw and Lembure.   fEAR PROPAGANDA   Armistice Rest Period Before New Oislaughts Is Acsertion.

DANE CONTINUES  - UP LULLY   Russians Gave Broken Eaatiz: Polish Front Along Niemer River, ‘Taking Pinsk. Along  — With Skolka, Wolkowysk:   Soviet Revolution Has Begun . in Kovno, Where. Lithuaniz ‘Has Been Overthrown: Revolt Details Are Lacking

PRESS ASKS DEFENSE FOR POLISH CITY   Reds Within Short Distance of Poland’s_ Capitol. a

LITHUANIA HAS RED REVOLT   “Warsaw Hears Government Has Beer Talan hv Gaviatea

SOVIET REVOLT IN LITHUANIA   Government Reported Overthrown b: Movement Starting at Kevno, Warsaw Hearse.

NEW SOVIET REVOLT   Report Says Lithuanian Government  Has Been Overthrown.

WAAUING WILE DELIVER FIRST TALK MONGAY   Senator To Give Address In Baltimore a First. eo   MAKES SIX SPEECHES   Three Special Cars Make Up Nominees Train To — Kast.

G. 0. P. Candidate Tonight Will Deliver First Purely Politi cal Address Outside of Ohio Since His Nomination.   TO DISCUSS MERCHANT MARINE AND TARIFI   Senator’s Itinerary is Extended to Include Engagements at Parkersburg, Huntington and Kenova, All in West Virginia.

HARDING GOES “TO BALTIMORE   To Begin First of a Series Six Political Speeches -- On the Trip.   FOUR ADDRESSES IN WEST VIRGINIA   American Merchant Marine and Protective Tariff His Theme in Baltimore Tonight

Ce EE aD, TWELVE SAILORS DIE OFF CUBA. Schoener W. FP. Heat Crashed Into U. &.

ILLINOIS PRIMARY’? VOTE IS HEAVY:   Returns Are Slow in Coming Ing Lowden-Thompson Fight Is Close.   DEMOCRATS CHORSE LEWES:   Ex.Senator’s Ticket Sweeps the State? —Regular Organization in Saddle —Slaying, Situgging and Shoot.  ing at the Chicago Polls.

HEAVY VOTE IN ILLINOIS PRIMARY   Lowden-Thompson Fight Brings Voters to the Polls.   RETURNS SLOW COMING IN   Democratic Party Choses Ex-Senator Lewis for Governor by Big Major. — ity—Regular Ticket Sweeps the State.

AY EUROPE Ia DUMPING RADICALS OW UNITED STATES   Knutson Declare Govern: ments Are Financing wt. Mawanembe.

CHARGES FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS ARE AIDING RADICALS   Knudson Opens Debate On Immigration Bill by Accusing Spaniards.

DEBATE OPENED ON IMMIGRATION BILL   Foreign Governments Charged With Financing Radicals’ Journ~ evs to America

(NIMIGRATION BILL DEBATE 19 OPENEL   Gopher Representative Asks Closing for Two Years to Foreigners.

CLAIMS EUROPE SENDSITS REDS TO OUR SHORES   Minnesota Senator In Sensational Charges Discussing Immigration.

EUROPE UNLOADING RADICALS ON U. §.   Conrressman Says We Have More Than Enough Now; Urges lrm.igration Ban.

EUROPE SENDS “REDS” TOU. S. KNUTSON SAYS   Says Foreign Governments Financing Movement of Radicals.

Ghange Provides Barring 0 a Aliens One Year Instead of Two.   SPAIN SENDS REDS, CHARGE   Secretary of War Baker Expiains Reorganization of the Army on Peace ™ Basie—No Discretion to Any body, He Says. ey

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINGT FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS   Alleged That They Are Financing the Sending of Radicals to America. Immigration Bill the Result

SPAIN 1S BUMPING HER ~ ANARGHISTS-IN THE U,   Congressman Saya This ‘Country Ought to Deport a°Lot’. . of Them. .,

IMMIGRATION DEBATE OPENEI   Charges Foreign Gov ernment Is Financing  - Radical Movement

Ro ERD fo DUMPING RADICALS   Declares That Several Countries are Financeing Movement to Unload Undesirables Tnon Ameries

UNITED STATES — ~ ROR RADICALS   SPAIN IS SEETHING MASS OF ANARCHY, DECLARES CONGRESSMAN, IN SUPPORT OF ALIEN Bit7.   Foreign Governments Financing _Move to Send Their Undesir. ables to America, Representa: Live Saya. *

HOVERNMENTS ABRUAD HELE RADICALS 10 UME TO. §   Congressman From Minnesota Makes Charge in Immigration Debate   JAPANESE TREATY TO BE STRENGTHENED   California’s Alien Land Law, Just Initiated, Now Effective

ei ooge   Change Provides Barring o Aliens One Year instead of Two.

JOHNSON MEASURE AMENDED WN HOUSE   New Bill Bars All Aliens for One Year.   REDS COME FROM SPAIN   Reorganization of Army Its Explained by Secretary Baker—No Chance for Favoritism, Declares the Official.

EUROPE DUMPING RADICALS ON U. 3., SEAATE IS TOLD   Foreign Governments Finance Movement to Send Rable Here

RADICAL MOVEMENTS TOU. &. (5 CHARGED   Stated That Europeans Are Urging Movements to The United States—Knutson is Author of the Charge: Mad Jn House Today. .

REDS INT U.S,   Lack of Tonnage Aione Keeps Millions From Coming to U.S.   Existing Agreements With Japan Safeguarded by Amendinent

DUMPING TRASH INTO THE U. S. IS CHARGED   Rep. Knutson Makes Startling Statement That Foreign Coun tries Are Financing Scheme.

CONGRESSMAN SAYS SPAIN SEETHING MASS OF ANARCHY  i,  i DD aetna a a =—hr

MAKEU.S.DUMP GROUMD   Repres*ntative Knutson Dec'ares European Govern’ ts F nance Immieoratiorn of Peds.

EUROPE DUMPING  REDS ON AMERIC/   Finance Movement of Rad: ficals.

Minnesots - Statesman Say: _ Foreign Governments Fi__jynancée Red Movement. .   IMMIGRATION BILL AMENDED AS'TO JAPS

OTHER NATIONS SEND RADICALS TOTHIS COUNTRY   Foreign Governments Fi nancing their Movement to VU. S.

ona FOREIGH  BUVLANAIEN Td AN ANARCHISTS   DISTURBERS ANB WALCONTENTS BEING DUMPED INTO THE UNITED STATES,

Reds Dumped on U. S.: Knuston Says F ifteen Million Would Come  Des A. tate Dj... at. Ci.

The Minnesota Representative Makes Sensational Accusations in Opening Debate on Immiaration Bill   JAPANESE AGREEMENTS  SAFEGUARDS APPROVED

“CHIEF OF STAFF” TO MARTENS IS ARRESTED      GREGORY WEINSTEIN HELD DES PITE BOND OF $10,000 OFFERED iN LIBERTY BONDS

1OLD MARRIED MAN FOR LEATH OF GIRL   Mob Violence Feared Against Alfred  Webb in Michigan.

Meee      Webb, Arrested on’ Suspicjon of Killing Vera Schnei- der — Accused Has Alibi.

AMER’S BODY FOUND IN CREEK   Frank Linhart’; Body Found Under Suspicious Gircumstances Near er, Iowa

FARMER'S BODY FOUND IN CREE           Frank Lixhart's Body :Fousd  Unde: Saspiclous Circamstances Near” _Traer, lowa

INCIDENT OF THE HIGHW:   Ford Coupe Tackles a Cole Elght in . Friendly Grapple. . -

INCIDENT OF THE HIGHWAY.   Ford Coupe Tackles a Cole Eight tn Friendly Grapple.

Senator Moses Charges © Steam-Roller Methods   Declares National Committee is Endeavoiing to Force Nomination of Governor Lowden.

MOSES CHARGE GIVES TENSION TO CANDIDATES’  ROW, CHICAGO    His Charge That the Steam Roller Is Being Worked for  Lowder  Stirs the Pool.

STEAM ROLLER HELPS LOWDEN   Senator Moses Charges Un fairness in the Republican Presidential Race   SLAP AT BILL HAYS   SbuALr A Obtat FANT SO     Takes Exception to the Way Delegate Contests are Being Handled

CHARGE OF MOSES WINS FROWN   Wocd Doesn't Believe Steam Roller Used Against Him   SEES “FAIRNESS” IN HAYS   Regular Old Time Convention Predicted by Leadere

ULAIMG OTEAMAOLLER 13 BEING UOED 10 oQUELGH BEN, WOODS CANDIDACY   General Announces That He Believes Charges Are Wrong and Berates Southern Manager For Onslaught Against Governor. 1

WILSON FILES ANSWER    Denies Charges Filed in Attorney General's Ouster

‘EASTERN CAPITAL NEGOTIATING FOR ILLINOIS PROPERTIES.   Has Already Secured Options on 40 } . Per Cent of Mines.

FORTY COAL CO’S. PLAN A. COMBINE   B10, 600,000, WORTH OF- COAL MINING PROPERTIES ARE -INVOLVED IX PROVOSED MERG aay

MAN'S SINS WILL FIND HIM OUT SAY ORGANIZERS OF “MORAL CREDIT BUREAU”

{rrr  Sure, Jones’ Rating Will Be A Secret i Among “The Girruls’

5 HARRY BLAIR A FINANCE WIZ?   Marion Man Denies He’s En: titled to Fame or Notoriety Moore Would Confer.   4 COX LIEUTENANT ALSO LONG ON TALK   Senate Committee Recesse: Until Tuesday as Moore Has Only ‘‘Lecads’’ to Offer.

ROOM FOR WORKERS’ AUTOS   ‘Contractor Offers Parking Space for Drieklavers’ Machinec

SPACE FOR WORKERS’ AUTOS   Memphis Contractor Advertises for Bricklayers—Offers Parking Space for Their Machines.

TO RESIST “INVASION” BY MEXICO   Governor of Lower California Raising Army to Repel Force of De La Hurta When They Come.

PREPARES TO REPEL [VASHON OF DOMAN   Governor Gantz of Lower California, Rapidly Recruiting  Volunteer Army. -

1G REPEL INVASION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNI   Volunteer Acmy Being Recruited To Meet Proposed Attack of Mexicans.

THE SALE OF BOXDS AND SECUR. ITIES IS NOW UNDER CON. TROL OF STATE

UNDER CONTROL   Sale of Bonds and Stock: are Now Under the Control of State   THE BLUE SKY LAW,   Is Now in Effect—Hope to Eliminate the Worthless Stocks and Bonds

HARNESS MAY QUIT.   Declines to Longer Serve as Special  Judge in Local Case,

JUGO-SLAVS \ RESIST D'ANNUNZIO   Troops of Poet- Warrior Reported As Having Threatened Seizure of. Sussak.

D’ANNUNZIO LEADS DRIVE   Troops from Fiume Continue Advance Threatening Regional Town

OUTLAW D’ANNUNZIO   THE ITALIAN LEADER ABOUT TO-VPRECIVITATE A WAR   His Troops Have Seized Jugo-Slay Towns abd Latter Threatens to Resist and Retallate

POET'S FORCES ARE ADVANCING ON FIUMI   Furious Fighting as Poles Cling to Positions.

CAPTURE ONE TOWN, THREATEN ANOTHER AND ARE‘ADVANCING   Fresh Activity by Poet-Sol dier Ruler of Fiume Alarms  Jugo-Slavs; Take to Field To Resist Advance.

FIGHTING POLI HOSTILE AGAIN   D’Annunzio’s Troops Ad vance on Village in thé ~ Fiume District.

POLAND AND RUSSIAN REDS TOMAKEPEACE   OVERTURES TOWARD NEGOTIA TIONS ARE BEING INDULGED IN, SAYS DISPATCH

MERRITT TO DIRECT PROSECUTION OF FOOD PROFITEERS   VIOLATIONS OF FOOD CONTROL ACT WILL BE PROSECUTED TO LIMIT.

CEN, OWEN ASSERTS HIGH INTEREST RATE AIDS T0 INCREASE LIVING COST   Says National Banks Earned Last Year Billion Dollars and  Rates Could Be Lower

BETTER SERVICE   Street Cars Are Getting Bac! io Normal Again in Chicago.

FALL WILL NOT G0 TO MEXICO   Adytses Colonel Chapa He Will No Attend Obregon's Inauguration.

HELD BY KIDNAPERS S FOUND BY SIDE OF OAL   BOUND AND THROWN PROM CAT . ROBBED OF OVER TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.

CONDUCT OF   Dallas Man: Disappeared _ Night of May 7th Lo-cated at Denton °

CHARGES DENIED   Mounett’s Petition Against Good. year, Untrue, Says Official”

Goodyear Co. President De clares Monnett Petition Filled With Misrepresentations

FATAL FIGHT IN HOTEL ROOM   Former Mexican Minister to Bolivia  Foend Dying.

SHORTAGE OF CARS IS KEEPING MUCH GRAIN OFF MARKET      PRICES OF FOOD WILE REWAIN UP UNTIL CARS ARE SE. CL RED, GRAIN DEALFRA SAY

WHEAT IOREPT FROM. MARKET CAR SHORTAGE:   House Committee Is Tolc Vast Stores of Wheat Held Up by Lack of Cars   ADDITIONAL LOANS TO RAILROADS ARE URGED   CLAIM MADE THAT CONDI TIONS WILL BE WORSE NEX‘ YFAR UNLESS CAFS ARI SUPPLIED.

CAR SHORTAGE KEEPING GRAIN FROM MARKET   MIDDLE WESTERN DEALERS TELI HOUSE COMMITTEE OF DirFICULTIES.

GRAIN MEN PLEAD FOR MORE CARS   VAST STORES OF FOOD PARODUCTE HELO UP, CLAIM; SITUATION SERIOUS

CELEBRATING HIS 70(H BIRTHDAY   His Recipe for Longevity —“Have Ne Regular Habits and Hard Work.”.

His Recipe for Longevity —‘‘Have No Regular Habits and Hard Work.”

14 MEN SHOT WHEN SNIPERS OPEN VOLLEY ON DEPUTIES   Infantry on Way from : Points to Prevent Sabotage.   GENERAL STRIKE URGED BY RED ORGAN

U.S. TROOPS AREENROUTE TO MONTAN:   Gen. Liggett Complies With Request, Due to Fight Near Butte.

NAMES ENVOY TO THE HAGUE   President Sends to Senate Nomination of William S. Phillips to Be Minister te Netherlands.

-SINN FEINERS WARN BRITISH   Teil England to End Raids on Towns * or General: Lucas Will Be ‘Executed:

SINN FEINERS WARN BRITISH   Tel! Engiand to End Raids on Towns or Generai Lucas Will Be Executed.

WARNING ISSUED TO GREAT BRITAIN   Told General Lucas May Be Executed if More Towns Are Wrecked.

BABY CHICK SALE EVERY TUESDAY AND 8ATURDAY AT HUGHES VARIETY STORE. —: Ady.

OTHER LONGSHOREMEN HAVE JOINED STRIKE   Workers in Boston and Savan nah Have Gone Out—May Tie Up New York Port.

MINES IDLE AGAIN   Keusas Coal Field, Qreration Slow Down.—Month’s Loss of ProAnetinn te 277.000 Tone.

ATTACK CROPS   Literally Cover Ground. ' Eating Corn and Cotton as It Comes Up

. CARVED. WITH JACKKNIFE   Cuts Chain of Pliers From Block of  as. «i

ADMIRAL NIBLACK WARNS COMMITTE   Says “With World War In Ferment and War Quite Possible We Are Going Te Sleep Again.”

PEACE ECONOMY: AND WAR EXTRAVAGANCE RUIN THIS COUNTRY   Said Rear Admiral 'Niblick _Controverting Sims’ Charg-es.—Says Sims is Responsible as Others for the Condi Han af (anteaiedneee oO”

PEACE. ECONOMY AND WAR EXTRAVAGANCES AUIN THIS COUNTRY:   Said Rear Admiral Niblick Controverting ‘Sims’ Charg _es.—Says Sims is Responsible as Others for the Condition of Unprenaredness.

‘CUT BILLS TO BRING DOWH GOVT. EXPENSE!   APPROPRIATION COMMITT#Y TAKES GOOD SLICE OFF SHIP PING BOARD

DESIRE F PRE-WAR BASIS SEEN IN HOUSE   Sundry Civil Bill Reported At Four Million Less Than Asked For   EVERY ITEM 1S GUT DOWN 70 MINIMUM

420 MILLIONS   Appropriations Committee Makes Big Cut in Department Estimates.   SHIPPING BOARD BILL CUI

HUGE SLASH MADE IN APPROPRIATION:   sundry Civil Bill Is Reported with $420,000,000 Less Than Asked by Governinent Departments.   EXPENDITURES MUST GO BACK TO PRE-WAR BASIS   Request of Department of Justice for $300,000 for Prohibition Enforcement Is Eliminated Entirely.

CONGRESS CUTS,      SUNDRY CIVIL ESTIMATES CUT IN HALF BY HOUSE.   SOLDIERS GET MOST   THE DIS ABLED VETERANS ARE : WELL TAKEN CARE OF,   The Shipping Hoard Gets Worst of. Shishing and Military Posts Come Next.

SUNDRY CIVIL BILL REPORTEL   Money. for Enforcement of Prohibition Act Eliminated

APPROPRIATIONS ARE WHITTLED BY THE GOMMITTEE   The Sundry Civil Bill Was Reported Out Today.   CARRIES $383,611,292; CUT MORE THAN HALF   Bulk of Appropriation fo the Care of Disabled Veterans.

U.S. SUNDRY CIVIL MEASURE CARRYING OVER $383,611,292 REPORTED BY HOUSE BODY

FEDERAL EXPENSES ARE SLASHED IN CHINAPY -CIVIL BILL   ECONOMY IN GOVERN MENT APPROPRIATIONS PRACTICED BY COM BATTER   NOTHING FOR DRYS   Request for $300,000 for Pro hibition Completely Elim saatped

OG AEQUG TION IN GOCANMEN UST PLANNED   SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION: APPROXIMATELY HALF AS MUCH AS DESIRED,

SUNDRY CIVIL AGT REPORTED   Measure arries Total of $383,611 292.   LESS THAN ASKED BY U. S. OFFICIALS   First Big Supply Bill For Next Fiscal Year. -

Government Asked for Some $804,527,484 and Is Given $383,611,292.  FIRST STEP IN THE BIG ~ RETRENCHMENT MOVE

Sundry “Civil Bill: Reported to House by Com“ gnittee.   LESS THAN THIS YEAR   Dry: -Enforcement Appropriaction Entirely Eliminated. From List,

BILL 10 CARRY MINIMGIA FUND   Great Slashes Made ta Reporting Bull  $420,914,000 Less Than The Amounts Asked Shipping Board Hard Ht In  Slicing

SUNDAY GIL BILL AEPORTED   GOVERNMENT REQUESTS ARE CUT MORE THAN HALF. PREWAR BASIS?

$420,000,000 CUT FROM U.S. CIVIL COST BILL   Dry Law Enforcement Expense Is Slashed from Measure; Reclamation Loses, Too

SUNDRY CIVIL FUNDS CUT MORE THAN HALF IN REPORT TO HOUSE   Measure Carries Over Fou Hundred Million Less than Total Asked   BIGGEST REDUCTION COMES IN SHIPPING BOARD FUND   Committee Seeks to Put Ex. penditures on Pre-War Basis

BIG OLAGH MADE IN OUNDAY CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS   COMMITTEE REPORTS FIRST OF BIG SUPPLY MEASURES.   GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES ARE SLICED DOWN.   Committee Revealed Desire to Place the Country’s Expenditures on a Pre.War Basis After Care Was Taken of Disabled Men.

SUNDRY CIVIL BILL I$ CUT $59.987 614   House Appropriation Com: mittee Makes Slashing Reduction   PALMER TURNED DOW.   Refuse Plea for :$300,000 for Dry Law Enforcement

‘THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   MADE BY THE HOUSE APPROPRIATION CU__.atETEE TODAY   Bill Carries $420, 913,192 Less than Was Asked by the Governinent Departments in Their Estimates.

SUNDRY CIVIL BILL “SHORT OF DEMAND   Carries Total of $420;914,192 Less Than Departments Asked. ”g

SLASHES IN THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   PPROPRI ATION  gare BY THE HOUSE fA XY CO. iTEE TODAY   Bill Carries $420,913,192 Less than Was Asked by the Governnient Departments in Their Estimates.

HOUSE SLASHES — U.S, SUNDRY BILL MORE THAN HALE   First of Big Supply Measure For Next Year Is Completed   Carries $383,611,292 Total, or. $420,914,192 Less Than Requested

NATIONAL BUDGET I$ BUILT UP ON PRE-WAR BASIS   $300,000 Asked To En force Dry Law One Of Items Eliminated.

HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORTS BACK LESS THAN HALF  AMOUNT ASKED   Bill As Reported Indicates Inten: tion to Put Expenditures On  a Pre-War Basis    item Asked by Department of Justice to Enforce Prohibition Was Cut Out

Sundry Service Measure Carries Total of $383, 611,292— Slashes made in Sums Asked by Departments.

HOUSE COMMITTEE REPORTS SUNORY APPROPRIATION  BILL: PRUNEL   Civil Sandry’s Cared Eor, But After $420, 914, 112 Has Been Lopped Off Amount Asked   BIGGEST BUDGET IS _ FOR DISABLED BOYS   FIRST STEP WAS TAKEN TO CARE FOR HEROES MAIMED IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR FLAG  AND COUNTRY

SUNDRY CIVIL BILL 6 CUT IN AML Bt HAIICE COMNITTEE   Reported Out Today With $383,000,000 or Near $400,000,000 Less Than the Departments Asked For.—Bost  tco Annranriatinn. Vado.

$383,000,000 SET AS CIVIL EXPENSE   Appropriations For Sundries Are $400,000,000 Less Than Amount Reauested.

COMMITTEE LOPS Hd SUM OFF OF APPROPRIATIONS      Sundry, Civil Bill, as Reported to House, Carries $383,611,922, or $420,914,192 Less  - than Asked by Departments   TAKES CARE FIRST OF MEN-DISABLED BY WAR

MILLIONS GUT FROM ANGUNT ASKED AH BILL   House Conimittee Slashes Ove -$400,000,000 From Appreoriation Act ~   ag l ES DESIRE TO . AET-ON PRE-WAR BASIS   Sums Granted for Relief .of War Veterans: None for Dry Enforcement —~

SLASHING DOWN U. S. EXPENSES   Sundry Civil Bill Reported By Committee.   HALF AS MUCH WAS ASKED   Total of $383,611;292 Is $420,914. 192 Less Than Government Departments Wanted.

LAST YEAR’S TOTAL CUT HALF MILLION   CNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL CARRYING $420,914,192 LESS THAN ASKED FOR REPORTED BY COMMITTEE.

Appropriations Allowed Government Departments in Civil Sundry Bill Are 52 Million Less Than Last Year.—Disabled Soldiers Receiving First Consid eration.

OMMITTEE SLAGHES OFF HALE QF BIG SUPPLY BILL   Reduction of 420 Millions it Estimates Made in 1922 Fiscal Year items.   WILL PUT EXPENDITURES FOR U. S. ON PREWAR BASIS   Total for Sundry Civil Bill Less Than Amount Appointed in This Year’s Quotas.

REPORT FIRS! UF SUPPLY MEASURES: SHOWS REDUCTION   House Appropriation Committee Pares Bill to $420, 914,192 Less Than Aclod   ls $52,237,514 Below Amounts Allowed for Similar Purposes This Year.

SOVIET REGIME FOR ARMENIANS   Reds Assume Control o! Things at Erivan   MATION’S GAPITAL   Old Government of Pres. Khatitian is Displaced, Conetantinople Hears.

HEARING OF DOOMED MA?   Courtroom Filled to Hear Habeas Cerpus Proceedings on Hehalf  wt Piweimenes ae,

HEARING OF DOOMED MA   Courtroom Filled to Hear Hubeas Cerpus Proceedings on Behalf

Probably Will Snow Here Again Tomorrow   HEAVIEST APRIL FALL 18 YRS,   Will Be Hard on Those Who Have “a Purchased Easter a Finery.

BAD FOR BONNETS.      1 Easter Fincry Witt Probably Have to Walt Awhile, 

FEAR THAT BRYAN WILL HOLD BALANCE OF POWER AT CONVENTION SETS WILSON LOOKING FOR CLUB

THE FEAR  OF BRYAN'S INFLUENCE IN CON VENTION  Laid Hea vy and on Many of the a  arcy at Frisco.

DEADEOCK TAOMS “AMONG FACTIONS      Bryan Has Two Big Ideas He Will Seek to Have Conven-  tion Adopt.

BALANCE. OF POWER MAY BE BRYAN’S   “Peerless One,” dopesters say, has strength enough to deadlock the

AMES MAN TELLS TILLERS OF abl TO SIT TIGHT   President of State Bankers Association Says Farmers Should Pay Debts When Due.

URGE FARMERS 10 STAY WHE SHIP   BANKERS IN ADDRESS AT CONPERENCE URGE CONSERVATISM.

FARMERS MUST ‘ROW OWN CANOE’ THEY ARE TOLD   BANKERS SAY THEY HAVE GONI THE LIMIT IN FINANCING THEM

“armers Told to “Sit _ . Tight” and Hold Grain   Cunningham Shows That Farmers Are Sellling Their Grain Below Cost of Production and Advises Them to Protect Themselves By Holding Grain for Better Prices.

IOWA FARMERS HOLD COUNCIL ON SITUATION   Show That Production Costs Them More Than They Sell Products For. Method of Overcoming Difficulties Was we eee.

DES MOINES SEEKS MEETING OF EDUCATORS   Now In Session At Salt Lak City—Elect Officers Today.

5, EBWCATORS WRESTLE WITH WTA PROBLEM   Industrial..and  Health: Educa: tion on Programat Today’s Salt Lake Session.

DES MOINES NOW HAS EYE. ON NEXT FOUCKTORS’ MEE   Makifig “Strong Effort at Salt Lake Convention to Get Teachers in 1921.

CANADIANS STAND BY COALITION GOVERNMEN   The House of Commons Endorsed The Acts of The Present Premier.

ENNESSEE VOTES ON CIIFFRAGE TOMORROW   LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO DISPOSE OF QUESTION BY THAT TIME.   BOTH SIDES ARE CONFIDENT

FATE OF SUFFRAGE MAY COME TUESDAY   TENNESSEE HOUSE EXPECTED TO ACT BY THAT TIME.   Friends of Ratification er Rejectior Equally Confident—Antis in North Carolina Active In Opposition.

HOUSE'S ACTION ON SUFFRAGE DOUBTFU:   ‘Both Sides Predict, However That Tennessee Result Will Be Known By Tuesday Night

WOMEN'S VOTES MAY BE BEATEN IN TENNESSE!   Speaker Walker of the House is “Reasonably Sure” of Its Defeat: Supporters Take a Hopeful View.

‘UNCERTAINTY IN TENNESSEE   Suffrage Verdice t by Tuesday Night Leaders Believe

OUTCOME OF SUFFRAGE IS UNCERTAINTY   Predict That Tennessee Lower  House Will Have Disposed Of   Pending Measure By Tomorrow  Ni slat   WALKER SURE OF. REJECTION   Constitution OF State May. Pro. hibit Legislature From Definite ly Acting On-the Matter, Op4 HOssHion “Reeneric, F   IMAY FORCE NIGHT SESSION

FORCE OF TROOPS TAK] ARGE. [By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.  RS ear aes ae ee ae araee

GOLD IMPORTS FROMEUROPE INCREASING   Exports of. Silver Exceeding Imports by Four Millions Says Reserve Report

“Bitter Enders” T'c Force Quick Climax In Treaty Squabble   Immediate Consideration of the Reservation on Article 10 Will Be Demanded, Senator Borah Announces: Motion Will Be Made Monday by Leader of the “Bitter Enders”; Lodge Opposes Plan.

MAY FORCE CLIMAX ON ARTICLE 10   Borah Announces He Wil! Asi Immediate Consideration on Article, 10 Reservation.   Demos Believe President Wit Agree to Ratification If Nothing Better Offered.

Republican “Bitter Enders” Wil Try to Foree Quick Action.   TO CONSIDER ARTICLE TEN   Will Ask Senate to Tackle Revations Immadiateaty.

BITTER ENDERS — TO UNITE-WITH DEMOCRATS   Hitchcock Forees. May Join ° Borah Crowd to      Action on Arti-

NO SOLUTION OF FARM PROBLEMS, DESPITE EFFORT, SAYS SECRETARY   ROUSTON DECLARES THERE 18 NC SOLUTION TO QUESTION OF . Patimng To. 

HOUSTON AT SEA OVER HELP TO FOOD PRODUCER:   Tells of Advice to Farmers After Armistice to Con a MN ER ee

PROBLEM IS YET UNSOLVED   Treasury Officials Giving More Thought to Farmers Situation

MORE T TO THE FARMER   Treasury Officials Studying Situation, —   KNOWS OF NO WAY — TO AFFORD RELIEF    $  Secretary Houston Gives * —- His Views.

CANNOT AID FARMEKS   FINANCIAL HELP IMPOSSIBLE, SAYS SECRETARY HOUSTON,   Investigators Are Told That Fail in Prices Is Boyond Contro! of the Government.

FARMERS COME IN FOR CONSIDERATION      Secretary Houston Doubts, However ‘That Revival of War Finance - ‘Corporation Would Help.

TREASURY FAILS TA AID FARMERS   Officials. Arrive at No-Solution, Sec. Houston De: elares.

NO AID IN SIGHT FOR THE FARMERS   Secretary Houston Says Financial Help Is Impossible.   Tells Investigators That Fail i Prices Is Beyond Controi of the Government.

REASURY OFFICIALS SEEKING RELIEF FOR FAAMERS QF NATION   HEARING CONDUCTED TO OUT  LINE LEGISLATION OF REMEDIAL CHARACTER,

PROPOSED IRISH GOVERNMENT 18 IDEAL MAN SAYS   sarge Tracts of Land Would Be Given to Farmers, Ginnell Testifies..

DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED IRISH COVERNMENT    Laurence Ginnell, Appearing Bei fore Committee Of 100 Says . System Will Make Ideal, Co ens Rowe a Ren sec enre ee [Eby   FUNDAMENTALLY SOCIALIST!

PROPOSE UTOPIA FOR NEW IRELAND   Go-operative Commonwealth on Order of Breton Settlement Republicans Plan -

Former Irish Member of British Parliament  Describes System as “Ideal Co-operative Commonwealth"; Chicago News Writer Says Religious Issue Is Exaggerated   ULSTER MILL OWNERS BLAMED

So; Despribed: ‘by Former ‘telah Rernber. of British Parltament—Real . Jrishmen Alin dail Says: Read dof trlah Re. oF an Cree : :

IDEAL CO-OP COMMONWEALTH   System of Government Proposed by Irish Republican Leaders So Described.

BIG SIX RE-TM tN AND BiG SWEDE IN CUSTODY      AUTO FOUND AT BIG SANDY AND SUSPECT CAPTURED BY THE AUTHORITIES—IT MAY BB BIG SWEDE IS LUCKY.

BIG SIX RE-TAKEN AND BUG SWEDE IN CUSTODY:   AUTO FOUND AT BIG SANDY ANG SUSPECT CAPTURED BY THE AUTHORETIES—AT MAY BR RIG SWEDE IS LPCRY.

SUGAR CHARGES ARE PAINE   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OF FICIAL FIGG PREDICTS DROP IN PRICES.

DENY PROFITEERS IN SUGAR ESCAPE LASH OF THE LAY   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AS: SERTS PRICK GOUGERS ARE BEING PROSECUTED FOR ACTS   NEW EVIDENCE RECEIVED   in Menatiae Seneter McNary Ascerts Theat Huge Profits Cuntinue—Reduction in Price of Sugar Predic by Government Expert

00 PER CENT MOAR PROFIT, MP NARY CLAIMS   Assistant Attorney General Announces 110 Criminal Cases in 60 Days   PROFITEERING CHARGED TO CUBAN PRODUCERS   SUPPLY OF SUGAR IN CUBA SAID TO BE PLENTIFUL; DECLINE IN PRICES Is PRE Maseru.

PROFITEERING — - CHARGE DENIED   Assistant " Attorney Genera Says Profiteers Are Wot Escaping Punishment.   CUBAN GROWERS BLAMED

DROP IN SUGAR PRICE PREDICTEI   JUSTICE DEFARTRMENT — TY COMMENCE  PROCERDINGS AGAINST . FROFITEERS

SUGAR PRICES - TOCOME DOWN   Cabin Growers Are Ouly Ones. Now Profiteering Bays Assistant Ata tepney General Figg...

“PUSH CASES. “THE PROFITEER:   110 Cases Started in -60 Days, Resulting From 500: Investigations by. the - - Cfavernment. -

Hitch Appears To Have © ‘Developed at‘PolishRussian Peace Meeting

JUDGE NATHAN GOFF DIES   Secretary of Navy in Hayes’ Cabinet—  Was 78 Years Old.

AWFUL GONDITIONS FOLLOW. DENEKINE   RETREAT OF ANTI-BOLSHE VIK FORCES LEFT WAKE MURDER AND CHAOS   WOMEN AMONG BUTCHERE!   In the Midst of a Blizzard, Machine Gun Fire Swept the Streets Like a Hailstorm.

UTTER CHAOS. HELD SWAY AS DENIKINE EVACUATED. RUSSIA   Townspeople Turn. Bo Bolshevik and Pilaging and: Rioting Gripped Nation  Writes British Soldier.

RADICAL LEADERS CAUSING TROUBLE   Open Rebellion on Railroads Gives Government Problem Even More Complicated Than Coal Strike.

Believes That St Strike. Is But Ch ~~. “tax of Activities of Raclicals,   ‘YO PLEASE BROTHERHOODS   Rifect: of Present Upheaval Prob. cs gbly Be to Rorther Investi“gate Railway Question.

TEN CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCY BOOST SUFFRAGE      FIVE REPUBLICANS AND FIVE DEMOCRATS URGE STATES TC GIVE WOMAN 'THE VOTE Ih THE APPROACHING CAMPAIGN

FAVOR SUFFRAGE ACTION.   Ten Possible Presidential Candidates Want Votes for Women,

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES FAVOR VOTES FOR WOME   Five Republicans and Five Democrats Appeal for Ratification of   Anthony Amendment.

TEN URGE SUFFRAGE   Presidential Candidates of Big Parties in Line.

CREW IN DANGER   Steamer ie in Distress in Wild Sea Message States.

$4,000,000 LOSS CAUSED BY FIRE   Entire Fishing District on Shore of. Sea: of Okhotsk Destroyed   Fate of Fishermen Unknown —Fire Believed io Have  Pes ds Daex Pocdedanestivy

SEE POSSIBLE DROP ~ INSKYWARD PRICES   HARVARD COMMITTEE I8 HOLDING OUT SOME HOPE.   Members of Economic Rescarch Body, However, Says It Is Prematare to Predict a Vio lent Recession.

REQUESTS HEADS OF LEADING  RAILROADS   For Names and Addresses of Mer Who Participated In Strike.

DEMOCRATS ELECT AT ILLINOIS MEET   CHOOSE DELEGATES TO CONVENTION—PRAISE WILSON’S ADMINISTRATION,

Harmony Prevails At Convention of Illinois Democrat:   LLOYD MUST FACE CONSPIRACY CHARGES

DEMOCRATS OF ILLINOIS MEET   Score Republican Senators for Obstructing Ratification of Peace Treaty:

NEW YORK PROBES SCANDAL   District Attorney Will. Take Baseball “Fixing” to the Grand Jury if Possible.

INJUNCTION CASE TAKES VENUE   Proceedings Against Fountain Produce Company to Be Tried in Montgomery County Court.

BROKEN BRAKE IS BLAMED   Theee ‘Separate Investigations «o Kansas City Street Car Aceldent Are Began.

CAR RAN AWAY   It Struck. a Pole, Six Persons Were Killed and -28 Injured,

GHAFT SCANDAL EXPOSED I iit ~—ATFAIRS OF U, 7 SHIPPING BOART   Charges of Monumental Irauds and Petit Larceny Stealings, Made by Gov ernment Investigators   CORRUPTION IN THE: ~ OFFICIAL CIRCLES   EVERYTHING: ALLEGED IN <RE PORT, FROM .PADED PAY. ROLLS TO PURCHASE OF: . BUM. SUPPLIES

OHIPPING BOARD 1) GHARGED WITh DORRUPT PRACTICE   Activities Are Said to Hav: Led to Graft, Padded Pay rolls and Enormous Waste ot Government Funds. «

NEW CHARGES WASTE AND GRAFT MADE   Shipping Board Scandal Bared by Report of.  Investigation.

ENORMOUS WASTE ALLEGED 1M REPORT   CORRUPTION CHARGED TO OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES OF SHIPPING BOARD.   POLITICAL. PULLS USEL   Pay Rolls Padded by Firiss Doing Government Repair Work, Is the Probe’s Report.

MORE WASTE “OF OUR MONE}   THE  SHIFINXG BOARD THREW IT RIGHT AND LEFT,   — SHOCKING : STORY   re ee  ~ (iHAFT SHOWN EVEN IN. THE SALE OF LIBERTY RONDN,    Padded: Pay. Reln, Excenasive Pri con, Se aragement Dincloxed te Offielal Report.

CHARGE PADDED PAYROLL; 10S SHOWN AS BIC   Report Made By Special In  vestigators Who Have  Been Working a Year   IMPROPER CONTRACTS FOUND IN EXISTENCE

INVESTIGATOR SD THANE  FOUND EVIDENCE GRAFT IN BUYIN   Probe Made By Two Former Employ es—Said Graft Was Confined To Purchase of Repair Material

WHOLESALE THEF) BY COMMISSION'S AGENTS TOLD IN REPORT   Vessels Taken from Firms and Given to Irresponsibles Is Testified at Inquiry   Unfair and Unreasonable Ways Of Operation Charged By Congress Investigator 

SHAPGE WASTE IN SHIP CONSTRUCTION   TWO FORMER MEMBERS OF SHIPPING BOARD SUBMIT THEIR REPORTS   Government Funds Were Misused and Political Wires Were Pulled, Report to the Senate Declares

BRING CHARGES OF CRAFT IN SHIPPING   Ww ASTE AND CORRUPTION CHARGED IN REPORT TO COMMITTEE    phan unin ine gt di: 4 a it Mn Crooked Work Charged Against O1fic jails and Emp’oves of Fieet  io orporation   Former Emplove Werked a Year oF Report Under Orders of House Commitiee

U. §. SHIPPING ™~ RD CHARGED WITh”  SLEC1   Chairman Walsh 42 5 te Have Found Fler = $0 Waste in Purchase = Jupphes for Repairing~ ‘ps

EA-EMPLOYED CHARGE SHIPPING BUARD WASTEFUL   investigators Found Evidence o Graft in the Purchasing of Supplies, it is Also Alleged.

DARE GHATT IN FEDERAL SHIP BOAR   ‘Corruption of Officials Charged In Report of Former Shipping Board Aides Made  Public Wednesday   ‘CHARGE ENORMOUS WASTE OF GOVERNMENT GOODS   Padding of Payrolls and Theft of Supplies Among the Report’s Indictments

SHIPPING BOARD TARGET FOR GRAFT ACCUSATIONS   Improperly Drawn Contracts, Padded Payrolls. Wholesale Thefts and Corruption Alleged.

HINT GRAFT IN CONTRACTS LET FOR NEW SHIPS      INVESTIGATION REVEALS GROSS EXPENDITURES BY SHIPPING BOARD AND COR. RUPTION; CLAIM GREAT GOyYERNMENT LOSSES  fRyv Aseorinted Preest

CHARGE GREAT WASTE OF FUNDS   Report on Operation of Shipping Board Presented Today

Graft In Shipping Board Activitie   So Says a Report by ALM. Fisher and J.) Richardson Making Tivestigae tions for House Committee.

iCorruption of Officials Charged In Report of Former. Shipping Board Aides Made Public Wednesday   CHARGE ENORMOUS WASTE  > OF SOVERNMENT sus   Padding of Payrolls and Theft of Supplies Among the Report’s Indictments .

FRAUDS CHARGED IN WAR WORK OF SHIPPING BOARD   Padded Pay Rolls Anc Profiteering Prices Alleged In Quiz.

SHIPPING BOARD IS CHARGED WITH WASTE   investigators’ Reports Al. so Charge Graft in Many Cases.

U9, FUND WAMIEL UY on? GUARD  SCARE!   Former Employes Conduc' Investigation for House Committee   EVIDENCE OF GRAFT. DECLARES CHAIRMAN   irresponsible — Individual: Favored in Maritime Affairs, Claim

SAYS EVIDENCE OF CORRUPTION FOUND   Charge Made That Payrol’s Had Been Padded by Firms Which Repaired U. S. Owned Ships — Heavy Losses by Thefts.

CHARGES ARE MADE BY ~ TWO'FORMER EMPLOVES   Report Filed With House ‘Corumis _tee on. Shipping: Board i Operations,  ~       PADDING OF PAY ROLLS, BY              ‘Improperly ‘Drawn ‘Contracts  . Resulted in Huge Loss to  - «Government: _      ALLOCATION OF VESSEL:          Political ana  Other. nfiuenoe, ; Used; According: to In. ° .. Veatigators.

To         Payrolly. Padded -and ‘Evidence Gi Other Graft-Found: Re-~ port. to. “House. Savs*e-

NATIVES OF INDIA ARE SUFFERING FROM         Hundreds Besiege Mission Food _   EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA KILLS MANY

NEW OXFORD BURGESS HAD TO SERVE AS COI   One of Reasons Given For Resigna' tion of J. A. Cashman—  Policeman Needed

COX IN THE RUNNING AND CUTTING SWATH   OHIO GOVERNOR LOOMS AS DEMOCRATIC POSSIBILITY.   Neither Very Wet or Very Dry. Bat Damp Enough in Leaningas to Become Legatee of Edwards of New Jersey.

\TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS RESUMED. ~  _INNEW-YORK ASSEMBLY TODAY   Prosecution Will. Require re These More: ‘Days: to Cotnpleté. lts - Case—Witnesses Will be Called to Tell. of Changed’ Coirdition’s in’Riisaia. ~

IME SOCIALISTS. ‘DEFEND SOVIET   EXPELLED MEMBERS OF THE  NEW YORK ASSEMBLY WILL  TRY TO DEFEND THE RUSSIAN SOVIET

WITNESSES + IN DEFENSE   They Are to Cell at Albany So: clalist Hearing, Things About Russia.

RUSSIAN CONDITIONS TO FIGURE 1N TRIAL UF DEPOSED MEMBERS NEW YORK ASSEMBLY

THE ‘ALBANY TRIAL   The Prazcention Will Try te Prove That Secielists Aro Disloyal to Ame: 1 Tnstitatians,

TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS FOR BELTON SOO   ‘RIEDA HEMPEL AND NEW YORK CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY COMING   Belton Music ‘Club Presents Two Super Attractions.

VICE “HUNTERS” CALL HALT   Jurors Wil Again Be Calied Together After 2 Week's So-Called ReSee, ae Pe

MOVEMENT OF ANTIALS ORGANS IN BODY 1S SAID SHOWN BY NEW INVENTION

ONAL HYGIENE TALK      fcard of Health Motion Pictures Will Be Shown

BIG WOOLEN MILLS TO CLOSE   Cancellation of Orders Necessitate Ac tion, Says President of the Combine.

WOOLEN (0. 10 CLOSE MILLS   CURTAILMENT OF BUSINESS SAID TO BE REASON FOR CLOSING DOWN.

WILSONGIVEN: NOBEL PEACE  PREF OR 1920   EXERCISES TAKE PLACE IN PRESENCE OF MANY FOREIGN DIPLOMATS

INOBEL PRIZES PRESENTED   VW ootrow Wi 1ison, Ww ho Received One, Sent Sneech, Whieh Was Read.

AMERICAN PRESIDENT. ‘AWAROED NOBEL PRIZE BY CHRISTIANIA BOARI   UNITED STATES HONORED FIRST TIME SINCE AWARD WAS BESTOWED ON THEODORE-ROOS- .  _EVELT IN NINETY-SIX

NOBEL PRIZES GO TO WILSON AND BOURGEOIS   Awards for Efforis for Peace Were Made at Christiania This Morn ing.

Income on Nobel Prize Cut Deeply   =XCHANGE RATE REDUCES $40,000 TO $29,100; FORMALLY AWARDED.

NOBEL PEAGE PRIZE AWARD MADE WILSON   President Is Third Americar To Get Prize—Now Worth $29,100.

PRESENTATION OF Tht PEACE PRIZE TO THE PRESIDENT   \ward Handed to Americar - Minister to Norway at Christiana.

PEACE PRIZES ARE PRESENTED   Wilson and Bourgeois Receive Nobel Awards for 1919 and 1920.

NOBEL PEACE PRIZES WERE AWARDED TODAY   —_ a jouoo Bat AmountNow Worth Only $29,100.

resident Wilson Third American Citizen Honored By Award of Nobel Peace Prize

 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE BESTOWED ON WILSON   Award of Fynd, Amounting to $29,100, is Sixteenth and Third Given  to American. 

AT MEETING — OFREICHSTAG        RICH SAID PEACE WOULD NOT HAVE > DRASTIC,      IE ENTIRE NATION THAD STOOD BEHIND THE GOVERNMENT TELDER

CHICAGO PRISONERS 70 GET ANOTHER LESSON   Worst Offenders Will Witness Hanging of Murderer. in Jail Yard Friday.   PROTESTS  INEFFECTIVE

‘Prisoners See: Second Hansink       Trmates: Will lexcent on cat. daet fier, Friday Morning.  Cook -County, dail Winn SO Br

PETERS IS TO CONTINUE HIS GRUESOME PLAN   Cook County Sheriff Is To Have Jail Inmates Watch Hanging as in Case of Durrage.

CHICAGO SHERIFF THINKS HANGINGS INTENDED . FOR HORRIBLE EX 4MPLE:

Hanging of O’Brien Meant To Ptinish I Criminal Class As Well As  \ . Yndididnal. Timseit.

‘CHICAGO SHERIFF WILL . STAGE ANOTHER OBJECT “LESSON TO COUNTY JAI

~ CONTINUE HIS GRUESOME PLAN   Cook County Sheriff I: -To Have Jail Inmate: Watch Hanging as ir Case of Durrage.

ATHENS FIXES DETAILS FOR — ~ KING’S RETURA   Three Days of Rejoicing ic Follow Arrival of Conetantine :

GREEKS TO FETE OLD KING   Three Days of Rejoicing Will Follow Constantine's Arriva! in Athens.

DEMAND PASSPORT REFORM   Americans Traveling in Germany Point to Handicaps of Present System.

READY TO FLY TO WASHINGTON   United States Army Aviator Ready to Start Frem Parama.

PLANS FLIGHT  FAOM PANAMA TO WASHINGTON   Army Aviator to Make the  ° Trip by Way of   Jamaica.   Long Flights Are Also Planned by Two Naval Seaplanes.

LONE AVIATOR WILL FLY ‘FROM CANAL TO CAPITAL   Ydeutenant Charles B. Austin to Make Trip-by Way of. Jamaica and Cuba

TWENTY-ONE DROWN  ONE: DROWN IN: -SEA-OFF NEWEOUNDLAN   Steainer ; ‘Bradboyne. Sinks- is Atlantic, “Oartying . Part. of Crew to Death.   RESCUERS: .. ARE “KILLED

QUARELOST WN SINKING OF SHIP OFF NEWFOUNDLAND   Fifteen on Vessel Perish and : Five of Rescuing Party Are Drowned.

TAX ON O11 IS PROPOSED,   Levy in Louisiana Woutd Vicld in Excess of $2,225,000.

STANDARD OIL AGREES TO SEVERANCE TAX IN THE LOUISIANA TERRITO BI

COUNTY OFFICERS INDICTED   Rock Island Officials Held for Embez» z2lement—Most of Loss Made Good.

INET) NEAH ATUANTS.   Mer Death Was Due to a Complica tion of Proubies.

‘BOYCOTT OF AMERICAN FIRMS   Vittpinos HResent Attempt to Regulate Coeatwise Shipping.

Action Which Virtually Amounts to Hostilities Seems Pending--The Sttuation Appears to Have Reached a Crisis--Poles Stop Red Advance.

}  British Fleets in Baltic and Black Seas Ready to Move on 12 Hours’ Notice   BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE ON WARSAW CHECKED   SEMI-OFFICIAL REPORTS Iw LONDON SAY CABINET HAS TAKEN ACTION VIRTUALLY AMOUNTING TO WAR,

teport of Director Drake Shows Epidemic Will End Ten Days— Sixteen Cases of Sleeping SickNESS,

GONPERENCE AT MEMPHIS ADOPTS REDUCTION PLAN   Reducing Acreage In Cotton Tc One-Third of Toial Is Agreed On   VOTE ON RESOLUTION PRACTICALLY UNANIMOUS   Credit) Restrictions Proposed I Necessary, to Make Plan Effective

COTTON PRODUCTION REDUCTION 1S URGED   CONFERENCE ASKS ACREAGE CUT TO THIRD OF TOTAL AREA.   Resolution Embodies System of CoOperative Marketing and Warehousing.

FIFTY PER CENT CUT IN COTTON OUTPUT PLANNED   Southern Banker, Merchanta and Farm ers Unita in Movement to. Curtal] Production

FRENGH TROOPS N CLASH WIT PEOMN DEAD E            Number of Citiens Killed and Wuonded in Fighting in  Streets of Frankfort    CROWDS FIRED UPON ~ WITH MACHINE GUNS   MORS SURROUND AND OVER. POWER COLONIALS; GER. MAN OFFICER SAID TO HAVE  BEEN BEATEN BY FRENCH

FRENCH TROOPS CSE MACHINE GUNS TO DISPERSE GERMAN MOB IN FRANKFORT STREETS   TENSION IS GROWING   Heavily Armed Men Patrol Strect< : and Battles are Frequ¢nt— Germany Again Files Protest—U. S. Differs With France

TROUBLE OF A SERIOUS NATURE AT FRANKFORT   Several Civilians Killed and Many Wounded Duging Some Street Fighting   CROWDS DEMAND THAT FRENCH LEAVE CITY         Twit the Colonial Treaps and Bad Feeling Results in Action by Saohdiers

GERMAN CIVILIANS ARE KILLED: ~~ 35 WOUNDED   AL Frankfort’ When Frenea Troops Fired on Mob

FORMER PRIVATE SECRETARY. OF AMBROSE SMALL SILENT ~ ¥O HIS WHEREAROETS   NO TRACE OF SMALL WHO Dis. APEARED WITH DACGHTY IN DECEHBER 1919

JOHN DOUGHTY DOESN'T TALK   And Declines to-Slute What Has Be: ‘come Gf Small and $100,000,

SEN. HARDING IN _CHATTANOOG!   Outing Today. Among Civil War Landmarks Has Been Planned

HARDING ON TOUR OF SOUTH   Republican Candidate’s Visit to His toric Battie Grounds Precedes Luncheon,

DOWN IN- THE MOUNTAINS.   Senator arding !s-in Vicinity of Chat. tanooga,: Today,:”

a Ala I OST SOG Senden Po Et  COX IN INOUANA, HApnIN 18 TEN   Ohio Governor Blazing ‘New League of Nations Trail Through Hoosier State.—  Republican Nominee to Deliver Addvece at Chattananea

HARDING IN TENNESSEE BEGINS SPEAKING TRIP TO SOUTHERN STATED   GIVEN OUTING TODAY A WONG HISTORIC LANDMARKS OF  PONFEDERACY AT CHATTANOOGA,

TWO ARRESTED    Suspects Taken in Connection With Romh Kxploesion.

MANY TO SIGN BOND   ‘5 Signatures on Bond for Clara Smith—Will Weive Preliminary Today. —

CLARA SMITH WILL WAIVE PRELIMINARY HEARING TODAY   Ardmore Attorney Questions Right of Governor to Interfere and Ask Change Of Venue.

MISS SMITH WILL BE GRANTED BOND   DEFENDANT LIKELY TO ASK FOR TRIAL TO BE HELD IN ARDMORE

Premic? Giohitt! Convinced Would Have Been Better to Gone in With America.

U. S. PART IN WAR LAUDED BY ITALIAN   Premicr Giolitti Declares His Coun iry Entered Too Soon—Hopes . For Farly European Peace.

WIDELY VARIED WELCOME GIVEN   To New Year in Little Old N’ York Last Night   MUCH PRIVATE STOCK   Appears in Big Hotels anc White Light District where  . Season is Celebrated with al Exuberance of Forme! Years—Enthusiasm of Oth. ers is Much Restrained.

But Little of Riotous Horse Play Broadway Has Known in Previous Years.   CROWDS APATHETIC AS WITCHING HOUR CAME   Brilliantly Lighted and Gorgeously Decorated Dining Rooms of Famous Hosteiries Offered Scenes Stirring to Listless Throngs on Streets, Black Bottles in Paper Bags,

1920 RECEIVES WIDELY-VARIED WELCOME IN N. Y.   Great White Way Little Resembles New Year’s Gaiety of the Past   WESSAGES TO NATION   Vice President Marshall .and Secretary Lane Comment on Outlook for the Future

NEW YEAR WELCOMED.   Celebration in Metropolis Wide. ly Varied — Considerable Liquor Offered by Some.

REVELRY IN BIG CITIES.   Private Liquor Stocks Utilized i:  Welcoming New Year.

CONFIDENT FINAL ~ RATIFICATION WILL ‘COME BEFORE APRI   ar cto Victory in West Vir. ia Will Make Thirty-four States _ to Ratify. :

“JUFFS HOPEFUL Or HAVING VOTE WITHIN AMONTH   Victory in West Virginia Will Leave Only Two More States to Ratify

SUFFRAGE LEADERS  SURE OF VICTORY   33. STATES IN LINE   VICTORY IN WEST VIRGINIA WIL! LEAVE TWO MORE NECESSARY FOR RATIFICATION— FIGHT ON IN WEST VIRGINIA

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT MAY BE RATIFIED BY APRIL   Leaders Confident of Victory in Del. aware and Washington— Thirty-six States Needed.

SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN BY THE “FIRST OF APRIL      Phix Wenld Reing Yoro National Con ventions and, November clection “Influence of Women Voters.

KENDAL. CLAIMS. HERRING IS LAVISH   IN HIS EXPENDITURES OF MON: EY IN CAMPAIGN FOR THE. GOVERNORSHIP

DEMANDS THAT HERRING GIVE EXPENSE ACCOUNT   NATE KENDALL CAN'T GET RES. PONSE FROM HIM.   ASKED HERRING TO TELL WHERE HIS MONEY GOES.   The Republican Candidate Charge: Democrat Leader With Spending Fabulous Sum And Wants Figures Published Be. fore Election.

JEWS FLEE FROM SOVIETS: 14,00 INPITIABLE STAT   Polish Russians Taking Refuge in Oskirow Helped by Army Officers and Citizens.

Polish and Russian  Jews Are Fleeins   Are Leaving Before the Approach ot Bolshevik Mands,

FLEEING FROM THE BOLSHEVIK!   Officers of Polish Army _‘Deing Best to Care for Refugees

CHIL FU  HULOH VOM IN UHIEAT 1 NEW MEN AU   Kolehak’s Thin Line Keeps Red Influence From ithe Chinese   MANY CHINESE IN BOLSHEVIK ARMIES   Bolshevism Must Be Kep Isolated, Savs Grant’s Son-in-Law

JEWS FLEE FROM BOLSHEVIK!   Fifteen Thousand Refugees in Pitiabl: Condition at Zmerinka, Says Warsaw Reports.

GOODWIN ESTATE INSOLVENT   Assets of Actor Inanfficient to Pay His Deht<«.

ACTOR GOODWIN DIED IN DEBT   Estate Accounting Shows Assets $6 AOR: I ianhilities $15.000.

NAT GOODWIN DIED IN DEBT   Accounting of the Estate Shows As sets of $6,895, With Liabilities ’ at $15,000.

BED, SCHWANDNER PLEADS GUILTY T MURDER 1ST DEGREE   WASHINGTON BOY ADMITS Tt COURT THAT WE BILLED JOE KENDALL.   WILL BE SENTENCED THURSDAY BY JUDGE   Conviction of First Hezveu Murde Carries Death or Life Sentence —Was Arrested Here.

GEO. SCHWANDNER “PLEADS GUILTY 10 MURDER IST DERE   WASHINGTON ‘BOY . ADMITS it ; _ COURT. THAT: BE 'KILLED. : / 40K KENDALL, *        WILL BE SENTENCED ik THURSDAY BY JUDGE   Gonviction of: First Degree Murder Carries Death or Lifd Sentence” --Was Arrested Here.  -'

SENTENCED TO  LIFE-TERM   Anson . Best, Convicted of Murder, May Have. ‘Case Appealed

MOVE STARTED TO GET APPEAL   ‘nson Best Sentenced to Life Imprisonment at Pon cae

PASS THE HAT T0 SAVE MAN’S HEAD   ANSON BEST, AFTER MURDER SENTENCE. CALLS TO HEAVEN TO WITNESS HiS INNOCENCE AND CROWD PITIES

START FUND TO SAVE MAN FROM LIFE TERM   Best Asks ‘Heaven to Witness” He is Innocent Man,

POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION TO FINANCE APPEAL OF CONVICTER MURDERER   ANSON BEST'S FRIENDS RALLY TO HIS SUPPORT WITH A THOUSAND DOLLARS.

RUSSIA Is READY TO TRADE   Soviet 4,0vernment Gives Conseut to  Commercial Relations.

EIGHTY EIGHT SHIPS WOULD BE CONSTRUCTED IF NEW PROGRAM IS CARRIED OUT, REPORT MADE

LARGER NAVY IS URGED BY BOARI   Navy Board Proposes Thre: Year Building Program of ~ fo  - 8§ Ships

MORE NAVAL SHIPS ARE URGED BY BOARL   OFFICLALS SAY NO NATION CAR BECOME OFFENDED AT -PROWESS.   Proposal Involves Plan for Three Year Building of EightyEight Ships.

BUILD Ob oflPo IN THREE YEARG PLAN PROPOSE   Act of Self-Defense Which Is Inherent Right and Can Not Be Construed as Challenge by Any Other Country.   LESSEN DANGER OF WAR   Policy of Equal Armaments Tends to Curtail Growth. Daniels Approves if United States Does Not Enter Leacue.

ree- Year Building Program of 88 Ships Reommended; “No Other Nation Can in Reaon Take Exception to Such a Position,”  Yeport; An Act of Self-Defense.

MAKE NAVY EQUAL CF ANY IN WORL   New Three-Year Building Pro gram of Eighty Ships i Proposed by General Boars in Annual Report.

88 MORE SHIPS FOR U. 8S. NAVY POARD URGES   Fleet as Large as Any in’ World, Recommended in Report.

paren AVY EQUAL OF AN BOARD ADVISES   Program Calls for Laying Down Battleship Once Everv Fiscal Year.  _

POISON IN BEANS   Three Dead and Others Ill th Saw Francisco Hospital

EMERGENCY TARIFF MEASURE AT SHORT SESSION IS DOOMED   May Not Get Thru Congres: With Veto Certain if It Does.

SOLONS TANGLED ON MEASURE   Strong Opposition to - Proposed Farmers’ Aid Developes   CONDEMNED BY PRESIDENT   “Most- Vicious Help to Protiteer. ina.’ Wilson’s View

TARIFF LAW AT “THIS SESSION (0 IMPROBABLE  Wy Pa ee = ia djar ee   Oniy Farmers Are Not Opposed to Bill Which Comes Up for Debate Tomorrow   PRESIDENT IS CERTAIN TO VETO IT IF PASSED   OPPONENTS, INCLUDING WIL “ON, CONSIDER IT GREAT EST POSSIBLE ATID TO PROF IMTEERING

TARIFF CHANGE SFEMS DOOMED. AT THIS TIME      Farmers Alone Have Not Attacked Bi , and Wilson Says He Will Use Veto if It Is Passed

INDICATIONS ARE NO EMERGEN CY ‘TARIFF LEGISLATION WiLL PASS THIS SESSION  OF CONGRESS.   APPOSITION 1S STRONG   Marmers and  Maattiachirers Ate Cniting in Opposition to Vassage of Bill as Tt Now Stands,  Gives Them No Protection.  ase

ORIENT GETS 212 MILLIONS   DeBernardi’s Railroad Recognized by Government.   AS A PUBLIC NEGESSITY.   W. T. Kemper, Receiver, Says Road Will Be Developed Into Transcontinental Line.

REPRESENTATIVES OF FIVE MILLION BRITISH ~ WORKERS MEET WED.   Climax In Struggle Between Labor And Government Deferred Until After Tirade Union Congress Convenes—Miners And Railway MenInSession ~

RAILROADERS IN BRITAIN DIVIDED ON STRIKE ISSUE   London Daily Express Says Sympathy Strike Will Be Postponed   WAR ‘POWERS REVIVED   Emergency Legislation Pérmits Use Of Soldiers To Operate Trains

TEXANS FOR WILSON AND THE LEAGUE   Democratic State Conventio1 Declares Against Beer and Wine.

KULGHAK KILLED BY OWN TROOP!   To Prevent His Rescue : Latest Report of His Death.

OWN TROOPS KILLED KOLCHAK   Execution Was Done to Prevent His Reseue by ** W hites.**

ATTORNEY GENERAL WOULD HAVE HALTED TRIAL OF MEXICANS   Judge Medler Says He Was Urged Not to Proceed With Case Against Raiders.   NO WATCHFUL WAITING IN HIS COURT, HG VEVER   Repeated Warnings That Mexicans lied Planned te Raid Columbus, \. W.. Reteived So Little Credence, Witnesses Testify, That No Unusual Vrecautions Were Taken,

MONUMENTS TO MARK ‘LINCOLN FOOTSTEPS   Central Illinois Road to Show ~ Where He Traveled,

ILLINOIS WILL MARK ROAD USED BY LINCOLN   ‘Monumental Posts Will B - Erected in Eighteen Coun : ties Forming Circuit.

WILL MARK THE LINCOLN ROAD   Monumental Posts te Be Erected in Illimeia Counties.

TO PIPE COAL TO NEW YORI   Pian to Get 7,000,000 Tons cf Fue!, Like Water, Laid Before Mayor Hylan.

TO PIPE COAL TO NEW YORK   Plan té Get 7,000,000 Tone of Fuel, Like Water, Laid Before Mayor BHvian,. -

NEW YORK COAL BY PIPE. LINE 1S CONSIDEREL   Fall in Elevaton to Scranior _Makes-Idea Feasible,-Say.

MAY PIPE COAL TO GOTHAM   Project to Send Fuel to New York by Water Pressure.

MAY PIPE COAL FROM PENNSYLVANIA FIELL   New York Mayor Considering Plan Submitted By Bugineer.

2 SOLDIERS KILLED IN ERIN   Band of Men Ambush Military Party and Escape With Number of Arms Near Fermoy.

J. W. BAILEY IN. DALLAS TODAY   Former U. S. Senator tec Speak at Coliseum This Evening

BAILEY FUTON MEETS 10 PLAN  OTATE GAMPAIGK   BAILEY WILL SPEAK TONIGHT DD ANSWER TO CHARGES MADE BY DEMOCRATS,

BAILEY FAGTION MEETS IN DALLAS   FORMER SENATOR EXPRCTED TO REPLY TO ATTACKS OF DEMOQC PaATrnr IW wpe et

BIZARRE: BEAGU” COSTUMES.   ‘Bathing Suits Ape More Color tu] his Year”

OTE ON BONUS. BLL THURSDA   HOUSE REPUBLICANS THREATEN  “DIRECE ACTION” rol AVERT DELAY. '- -

Republicans Threaten To Take “Direct Action” if Relief Rill ic Delaved

REPUBLICANS THREATENING DIRECT ACTION   SOLDIER RELIEF BILL MUST BE BUSINESS OF DAY FOR THURSDAY.

BONS Bi FOR THURSDA’   ‘House - Republicans  Is. sue Ultimatum ef Saldier Bonus Bill

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE THREATEN “DIRECT ACTION”   One Hundred in Caucus -Pe-'Jo They Are Tired _ ot Delays on Soldier Relief Bill.

NOUGE REPUBLICANS MAY BECOME TROUBLESCME [f BONUS BILL 15 DELAYED   CHATHMAN OF RULES COMMITTEE SAYS MEASURE WILL COME UP NEXT THURSDAY.

ANOTHER SCHOOL BURNED   Blaze of Incendiary Origin Destroys Building Near Uniontown,

ANOTHER tint STARTS StARGH FOR FIRE BUGS   schco! House Destroyed Pennsylvania

SCHOOL HOUSE NEAR UNIONTOWN DESTROYEL   Authorities Believe It Was “Work of ‘the Arson Gane, . Which Has Been Holding  2. DSaaraty

MEXICAN STRIKE BECOMES SERIOUS   GOVERNMENT IS NOW OP. ERATING VERA CRUZ DOCKS.

Goverhment Intervenes at. Nore        : ting _ Threatened - . Nation’ am e ,. Suspension -of Work...

INTERVENTION BY COVERNMENT OF _ MEXICO IN DOCK WORKERS’ AND STEVEDORES STRIKE DUE TODAY

INTERVENE 10 END BIG STRIKE   Operations of Strikers a Piers Conducted by Gov ernment; Outlook Better.

NEXCAN LAGE.  STATUS GN WORE SFU   Government Intervention at Vera Cruz Follows Strike Developments

Operations at Piers in Vers Cruz Wiil Be Operated  by Government

Houston Demands Tax Adjustments   Secretary Houston Precludes Probability of Adjournment Before Convention   NEW TAX BILL MAY BE DRAFTED

JS PAID HONORS   Foreign Warships Salute King Con:  gptentinea af {rasea.

“WANT TRIAL ) WITH SWISS   Willing to Submit Themselves to Neutral Tribunal, Says Berlin Paper.   Accused Men Join in Deciaration They Will Not Surrender to the Entente—Switzeriand to Follow Holland's Lead.

WAR LORDS WANT “TRIAL BY SWISS   Willing to Submit Themselves to Neutral Tribunal, Says Ber- ; fin Paper. :   SAY THEY “DID THEIR DUTY”   Accused Men Join in Declaration They Will Net Surrender to the Entente—Switreriand ta Felfow Holland’s Lead.

GERMANS DEMANG NEUTRAL TRIBUNAL   Ex-Kaiser’s War Lords Ask Tria by the Swiss.   SAY WILL NOT SURRENDER   Declare They Are Willing to Submi' Themselves to Neutral Court—Join in Declaration They Will Not Give Up to Entente.

WATCH NEW YORK AND WISCONSIN IN ~ PRIMARY CONTEST   Delegates From Empire State ‘for Most Part Will Go Uninstructed.   WOOD EXPECTS TO GET MAJORITY OF DELEGATES   LaFollette: Bucking Regular Republican Slate in Wisconsin,

POLITICAL CONVENTION WHEELS TURN   Republicans and Democrats Prepare for National Conventions.

DELEGATES OF NEW YORK WILL BACK A WINNER   CONVENTIONISTS BEING SELECTED PROBABLY WILL BE UNINSTRUCTED

MANY DELEGATES SELECTED TODAY   Bitter Contest in Wisconsin Marks G. 0. P. Clash; La Follette Heads Johnson Delegation: Regulars to Go from New York to Chicago.

N.Y, DELEGATION IS UNINSTRUCTEL   114- Republica. and 146 Democrat: De'e gates: Have Beoo Named

N, Y, DELEGATION S UNINSTRUCTED      114 Nepubllen.: and 144 Democrat Delegates Hare Beon Named

DELEGATES 10 BIG CONVENTIONS NAMED TODAY   New Verk, Wisconsia, Minnesota and Philippine Islands Holding Con wenlons   MUCH SPECULATION . “AROUT THE RESULT      Politics Badly Mixed and Qutcome Is being: Watched with Much  Winter cil’

DEMAND EMBARGO ON WOOL   Premier of Spain Urged to Prevent Exportation of Goods,

EMBARGO ON WOOL IS URGED   Spanish Chamber of Commerce Asks Premier to Keep Goods in the Country,

BLEEDING WORLD APPEALS TOU.   CALLS FOR HELP OF THI AMERICA OF LINCOLN’S DAYS.

ROOT PRESENTS SAINT GAUDENS WORK TO BRITISH   Statue of f Lincoln Un veiled in  Canning Square, England.

ELI RUST io ONE SPEAKER fl TANTS EVENT   Presentation Made Before Distinguished Audience in Hall of Westminster Abbey   RELATIONS BETWEEN NATIONS CHIEF TOPIC   Casual Friction and Pin Pricks May Be Disregarded, U. 8. Lawyer Beclares

Ly NS A Ss  ELIAU ROOT PRESENTS THE LINCOLN STATUE   Premier Lloyd George Accepts It On Behalf of British People In Ceremonies That Took Place At Lon don. -

TATE OF LINCOLN  + FORMALLY PRESENTED  TD THE BRITISH PEOPLE AS AMERICA’S GIFT   Elihu Root Makés Presentation Speech and Premier Lloyd’ George Responds   DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE WITNESSES CEREMONY.

GIFT TO ENGLAND   Elitu Root Presented a Famous Statue of Lincefo.   AMERICAN TALKED TO BRITISH   Respense by Lloyd George, Pre. mier—Lincoln’s Speeches Quoted.

Elihu Root Delivers Presentation Speech and Premier Lloyd George yecepts Gift.  Root Declares Friendship Of Anglo-American Peoples Fur: ther Cemented.

THE SAINT GAUDENS STATUE OF LINCOLN UNVEILED IN LONDO®   America’s Gift to the British People Was Officially Presented by Elihu Root and Accepted by Premier Llovd George.

PRESENTS LINCOLN STATUE   Elihu Root Tenders Gift To The PRyitich Natian.

PREOCNTS LINCOLN QTATUE IN LONOUN   Presentation Address Is Made b' Elihu Root.   LLOYD GEORGE ACCEPTS GIFT   Premier Takes Advantage of Occasio: to Seek U.S. Help—Says Bleeding Earth Is Calling to America for Aid.

U.S. AND ENGLAND TO JOIN IN CRISES OF WORLD-ROOT   PEACE BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES PERPETUAL, AMERICAN JURIST TELLS LONDONERS

LINCOLN STATUE GIVEN ENGLAND   Elihu Root Makes Presentation Address and Lloyd George Accepts    AREMIER SEEKS U. §. AID   Jeclares Torn and Bleeding Earth fe - Calling Today for the Help of — the America of Abraham Lincoin’s Days. —

PRESENTATION  BY ROOT TODAY   Saint Gaudens Statue Form ally Given British People.

STATUE. OF ‘AMERICK’S GREAT EMANCIPATOR 18 NOW IN ENGLANDS HALL OF MOST FAMOUS MEN

ROOT PRESENTS STATUE   Gift From America People, St. Gan dens’ Lincoln, Standa to ‘anning Nquare.

‘PRESENTS STATUE OF = ' LINCOLN TO BRITAIN   Lloyd George Accepts Gift From American People—Strengthens Friendship, Says Press. 

ROOT FORMALLY bIVED ENGLAND LINCOLN STATUE   felis Audience identical Con. ceptions Cements AngloAmerican Friendships In World Crisis.   -loyd George Abandons im portant Business To Make Address Of Acceptance.

FRANCE WILL ~—TAKEPARTIN PEACE MEET   Elihu Root Makes Presentatior Address and Lloyd George Accepts   Consent Given Only on Condition Russia Complies With Terms of New Note.   PREMIER SEEKS U, S, All   Uni DEBT IN BACKGROUND   Deciares Torn and Bleeding Earth Is Calling Today for the Help of the America of Abraham Lincotn’s Days.   Payment of Old. Account Net wm Be Demand If Plan Interferes With Negotiations; May Disregard U. & AY

ADMITS HE USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD IN CHICAGO COURT   President Of Packing Com pany Enters Plea Of Guilty.

[PFAELZER PLEADS GUILTY.      Consumers’ League. Cane te Feleg Triet Before: Jodee Evans,

PACKING CO. OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY TODAY   Was Charged With Several Others of Using Mails to Defraud.

OFFICIALS NTER PLEAS OF GUILT)   Charged With Using Mails to Defraud-<""

PLEADS GUILTY USING MALS TO DEFRAUD, ONE OF SEVEN DEFENDANTS   IS SECOND OFFICIAL OF COM PANY TO PLEAD GUILTY IN 1. S. COURT,

STOCK PROMOTER PLEADS TO FRAUD   MEAD OF CONSEMERS PACKING CO, ADMITS GUILT.   ls Second Connected With Clifoaga Promotion Deal ‘'o Admit of-Cunsplracy to Deiraad.

PACKER PLEADS GUILTY _ TO FRAUD CONSPIRAC)      Proaident of Customers Oompany- Fol dows: Lead of Fiscal Agent in Plea -. fn Federal Court:

LEROY WAS JEALOUS SAY WIFE'S LETTERS   Tatum’s Name Ofter Mentioned in Epistles of Love.

MURDER VICTIM HAD LOVER; HER HUSBAND JEALOUS   Notes To Alabama Man Indicate Possible Crime Motive.

VICTIM EXPRESSED LOVE FOR TATUM   Correspondence Throws New Light : on Big Trunk Mystery in Detroit,

LEROY WOMAN - LOVED PATUM   Of Burmingham, Alabama, She Wrot That Le Roy Was “Jealousest. Boy”

LETTERS OF TRUNK VICTIM SHOW HER LOVE FOR TATUM   Leroy Called “Jealousest Boy” in Correspondence With Birmingham Man

VICTIM EXPRESSED LOVE FOR TATUM   CORRESPONDENCE THROWS NEW LIGHT. ON BIG TRUNK MYSTERY

MICHIGAN LINER PLOWS THRQUGH MILES OF I.   GIGANTIC FIELD OF FROZEN LANES DELAYS YESSEL . NEAR MUSKEGON.

Lake Steamer Is Caught Fast In Field Of Ic«   Passengers and Crew Face Suffering , Unless Ice Shifts Within Pew Days—Lmpossible to Go to Ship’s Assistance.

LAKE STEAMER WINS BATTLE AGAINST ICE   CROSBY VESSEL, PETOBKEY, DRIVES WAY THROUGH FIVE . MILE BARRIER

RELIEF FOR’ INJURED SEAMEY   Compensation Proposed in Rill of Senator Johason.

A PAIR PROFIT ON SUGAR   Department ef Fnatice Statea 1 Cent  for Wholesaleta an@ = for ee

He and Sam McVey, Both Colored Heavyweights, to Fight This Afternoon.

THOMPOON ASOAILS ALL WHO GHARGE FRAUD IK AEPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN   Gerard, Defending Democrats, Claims That Part, Needs But Million To Put Successful Campaign On and Will Return Surplus Money.

DEMOCRATS NEED 2 MILLION DOLLARS   SAYS GERARD, NATIONAL TREAS URER, BUT WILL BE SATIS. FIED WITH ONE WILLION   REPORTS NUMEROUS CONTRIBU, TIONS OF &5.000—SAYS RICH DEWVOCRATS SCARCE

PEACE RESOLUTION IN SENATE   Sehator Kaoox Offers Substitete for Theat in the Howse.

HARDINGS SCHEDULE   tlis Plan for a “Swing ‘round the Circle" Is Being Discussed,

HARDING TO MAKE LABOR DAY TALK      Republican Nominee will Address Central Labor Union At Marion, Sépt. 1

HARDING CONFERS WITH HAYS AND NEW AT HOM   Question of §fours for Nominee During Next Six Weeks Principal One Disoussed.

HARDING LEAVES ALL DATES OPEN FROM OCTOBER 1   Speaking Engagement: Listed Before That Time  Te

SPEAKING TOUR IS ARRANGED   Harding Confers With Chair man Hays and Others on Front Porch.

HARDING AND LEADERS MEET   Discuss Nominee’s Speaking Schedule for Next Six Weeks—Numerous Requests Received.

j SS AGL ic ER te test New York Fire ‘Department Eliminate: ithe Horse.

LEADERS PLAN 10 JAM RAILROAL BILL THROUGH   Vith the Same LExpedience the House Did Saturday.

LEADERS PREPARE 10 RUSH ACTION ON RAILROAD BILL   Action On Conference Report Before Night Is Expected On Eseh-Cummins Measure   LaFOLLETTE MAY FIGHT   tut Majority In Favor Of Pro posal So Large That No Trouble Is Anticipated

La Follette “Is Prepared. tc Fight Cummins - Esch Measure, But Advocates Aréin the Majority:   LABOR SITUATION “RESTS ‘(WITH WILSON   Conference of Union Lead: ers, Assails President’s  ’ ~Wage Plan, and Will Ask for Cummins Veto.

$609,000 WORTH BOOZE STOLEN IN CHICAGO   Wes Seized by Government as Ey. dence Aguinst Alleged Liquor Law Violators,

CANADIANS TO BLOCK ACTION ON IRELAND:      Federation of Labo Sees Hard Fight A head.

LABOR IN FIGHT OVER IRISH INDEPENDENCE   Mentreal Convention in Turmoil a Oyposition to Erin’s Sympathizers Develops.

(anadian Delegates te Federation eof Laber Meeting Make Vigerees Pretest.

lot FREEDOM IMREATENS To MAKE TROUBLE   iY PUSHED IN MONTREAL © STON OF THE AMERICAN ty. BOR PR DERAPION   Another Rosolution Calls for Seei ie vation of Banking and Credii Agencies of United States.

IRISH RESOLUTION OPPOSED BY LABOR   Proposal Raises Storm in A. F. L.

VIGOROUS OPPOSITION TO IRISH PROPOSAL   'Canadian Delegates At Labor Convention Expected to Disapprove Endorsement of ‘Republic’

IRISH QUESTION SPLITS DELEGATES   Turmoil Threatens American Federation of Labor Over Celt Republic   ENDORSEMENT URGED   Canadians in Convention to . Fight. Such Action on British Soil

FREE IRELAND STAIKES SNAG AT LABOR MEET   CANADIAN MEMBERS. OF FEDERA: “TION BLOCK'“REPUBLIC” IN- .. DORSEMENT PLANS, i

VIGOROUS OPPOSITION TO IRISH RESOLUTION   Socialization of Banking and Credit *  Agencies of United States Called for bv Lahor Delecate.

IAVSH RESOLUTION STRONGLY OPPOSED AT LABOR MEETING   SOME DELEGATES THREATEN WITHDRAWAL IF QUESTION IS PRESSED.   CANADIANS AGKINST STEF   While Some Northern Members Are Said To Favor Endorseme™t of “Republic” Declare Issue Is Out of Place.

ISTATE OWNERSHIP OF COAL PRODUCING MINES SEEMS ONLY. SOLOTION CAYS CV. RARERTSAN

NEW YORK MAY BAR SOCIALISTS FROM ELECTIONS   STATE ASSEMBLY WILL BE ASKED TO PASS LEGISLATION KEEPING NAMES OFF  THE BALLOTS,

CAILLAUX GETS PRISON TERM   1 on ed fia a  Also Sentenced: fo! Sanishment. and Ten Years’ Losa of Civic Rights. *g  ai

CAILLAUX GETS PRISON TERM   Also Sentenced to Banishment and Ten Years’ Loss of Civic Rights.

AUNT AMANDA’S: VISIT BRINGS A FAMILY JAR TQ MUNICIPAL COURT   JUDGE THOMAS? DECISION FOR A DRAW SHUTS OFF DETAILS FROW BROOKEIELD

AUNT AMANDA’S VISIT BRINGS A FAMILY JAR TG MUNICIPAL. COURT   JUDGE THOMAS’ DECISION FOR A DRAW SHUTS’ OFF DETAILS FROM LIMA KFLELD -

BOOZE PLENTIFU IN NEW ORLEANS   NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATED IN FASHION CHARACTERISric OF PRE-WAR DAYs.

Bit QUANTITIES WOOL HELD FOR HIGHER PRICES   NEARLY TW ENTY-MILLION POUNDS ARE STORED IN NUMEROUS WAREHOUSES

GURK OT REET ARE GENE OF WILD DIOURDER   CIVILIANS THROW BOYWRS BENEATH MOTOR VORRIES LOADED Will SOLDIERS,

GOV. COX WINS WEST WITH FIGHTING PNG   : - anesota State Fair me pink tea party or   Tells great audience That Campaign w)! pillow-throwing ¢’ :

Tells great audience at Minnesota State Fair That Campaign wiil net be pink tea parly or pillow-throwing contest.

TO DIPROVE DRIVEWAY   We ark: té be Done at the Fairviey ~ Cemetery.

TO IMPROVE DRIVEWAYS.   Work to be Done at the’ Fairview Cemetery.

nURAORG ARE CONTINUING IN TRELAND   American Killed---Capture Assassins --- Bil for Home Rule Wil Be Defeated,

mgAND ASK U.S. cpg MORAL HELP   matte Win Soviet Forces Nov Desperate.   asks WILSON STATEMENT

e—_ _  POLAND ASK U.S, FOR MORAL HELE   -- tle With Soviet Forces Now Desperate.   askS WILSON STATEMENT

CYCLONE IN SOUTH NILLS SCORES; MUCH PROPERTY DAMAGED   TOWN WIPED OFF.

C CYCLONES TEAR BAD HS IN SOUTHERN STATES, KILLING 67   Mississippi Tornado Follows Storms of  Monday   MERIDIAN HARD HIT BY TWISTER   Bay Springs Also Reports Heavy Death List—Arkansas Toll Amounts to 22

SHIPPING BOARD PROCEEDS TO ACCEPT BIDS ON FORMER GERMAN SHIPS WHILE COURT OPENS HEARING ON INJUNCTION

NO SECRET AGREEMENT, SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON   sids Must Be Approved by Senate Committees — Proceedings Expected to Be Cleared Up in Few Days. Many Prominent Shippers Present—Bids Received.

SALE OF SHIPS WILL PROCEED   Application for Injunc:tion Filed by William Randolph Hearst

SENATE COMMITTEE TAKES UP 1921 NAVAL BUILDING PROGRA}   [ee ere  $39,000,000 Increase Over House Appropriation is Recommended

Senaie Committee Recom mends an Increase of $39,000,000 Over Original Bill

SENATE RAISES HOUSE'S NAVAL APPROPRIATION   Committee In Upper House Takes . Action to Enable Quick Construction.

TRY TO KILL THE PREMIER OF EGYPT   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

NTEFNATIONAL FEATURED ANE SHOWN AT FAIR   CANADA AND MEXICO BACH HAVE EXTENSIVE EXHIBITS AT THE OPENING OF FAIR.

JAPANESE oUURCE UF DISTURBANCE TO THE NORTHWES   Governor Hart Sees Prospects Of Serious Friction.

COMPLALN OF JAPANESE.   Becoming Teo Prominent in Bustness Life in Northwest.

EXCESSIVE INTEREST RATES.   New Yerk Bankers Called Upen te Furnish Detailed Statements.

TRICKED. SAYS MACSWINEY   Hunger Striker Asserts He Was Fed While in Unconscious State.

MAYOR SAYS HE WAS TRICKED   London Daily Express Deciares Mac. Swiney Given Food While He Was Unconscious.

Brixton Physicians Trick Irish Hunger Striker   Prisoner. Refuses Fur ther Nourishment on _ Awakening—-Not Ex‘pected to Live Through Night.

BOLSHEVIKS MAKE PLEA FOR PEACE   Litvinoff Says Poland Is Not Act~~ ing Sincerely in Her Dealings With Russia.   TERRITORIAL CLAIMS IR   Deciares Soviets Are Not Desirous of Imposing Their Principles on Any Naticn—Wants to Demobilize Russ Army,

AUGOIAN AEDS IN SEARCH OF PEACE   Declare Poland Is Not Sincere ir Her Dealings.   MUST CUT DOWN CLAIMS   Boisheviki Want to Demobilize Thei Army—Say Soviets Are Not Desirous of Imposing Their Principles on Any Nation.

PEACE SOUGHT BY BOLSHEVIKE   Litviiioff Says Poland Is Not Acting Sincerely in Ker Dealings With Russia.   TERRITORIAL == CLAIMS ~—IRK   Declares Soviets Are Not Desirous of Imposing Their Principles on Any Nation—Wants to Demobilize Ruse Army.

DECISION OF JUDGE HUNTERIS UPHELD IN SUPREME COURT   SUPREME COURT DENIES RE,  MONSTRANCE OF WM. HOLLE   IN DRUDGE DITCH PETITION   MEEKS LAKE DOES NOT GOVER TEN ACRES IN PLEASANT TWO

Tuesday, June 22nd, Afternoon and Night  Mary Pickford in “Pollyanna”  7 ee

OUNJA BOFRDS BUSY      Trying to Make Spirits Solve the Elwell Mystery

EARLY INDIANAPOLIS.   Tipton County People to Be Pigurts In Centennial Pageantry.   She is Doing Nicely.

EARLY INDIANAPOLIS.   Tipton County People to Re Figures * In Centennial Pageantry.

SEEKS DAMAGES FROM THE EXPRESS C0.   Percy D. Eliott Asks Judgment For $1,290 For Loss Of Two Fine Hogs.

SEEKS $1,290 DAMAGES.   Percy D. Elliott Brings Suit Against  Evnreee Camnanyv,

SCHOOL PLAYS   Marked The End Of Bette Speech Week In Bedford Public Schools.   CUMMUNITY ENTERTAINMENT

MONSTER . AUDIENCE   WITNESSED BETTER SPEECH WEEK PROGRAM   TWO THOUSAND PRESENT   Delightful Plays Presented by Pupils eof Ujty Schools

PALINER ORDERS FRED” PROBINE   Alleged ILegal Practices Such as Repeating and Ballot Box Stuffing, are Claimed.   A SPECIAL COMPLAINT COMES FROM KENTUCKY   Sharges From Various Other States Reported to Have Reached Attorney Geueral.

CHARGE FRAUDS IN ELECTION   Attorney General Orders Investigation of Reports from Kentucky.

WHOLESALE   VOTE REPEATING IN KENTUCKY   Attorney General Orders Investigation and Prosecution. -

PALMER STARTS INVESTIGATION   CHARGES OF. WHOLESALE ELECTION FRAUDS IN KENTUCKY,

HMOBGES Well            Democratic Sonitorial Candidate Will Net Be Active

IN PROMOTION SCHEME      New Hotel Project Not As Far Along As Reported

POPE RAPS BLOODSHD IN ERIN   Cardinal Logue, Primate of Ireland, Carries Message From the Church Head.

WOXMAN BEATS DF IOC RAT   Miss Alice Robertson First Arrived Fe “tkincems Ie O- (Cart.

FARMER HAS HEAVY LOSS   FIRE DESTROYS $30,000 WORTH OF ’ “PROPERTY.

RIOTING CONTINUES. ~ STREETS OF BELFASI   FOURTEEN PERSONS ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN SINCE TROUBLE BEGAN.

POLICE CHAR  ARE SNIPING   THE SHARP SHOOTERS ARE AL LEGED TO BE USING EX. PLOSIVE BULLETS.   Two Women and Two Men Wem Wounded When an Armored Car Fired on a Hostile Crowd This Morning.

Vast Amount of Property Destroyed or Damaged in Sinn FeinTinionicst Fiohting.

LING IN RIOT: TORN IRELAND   NORTH COUNTRY THE SCENE OF FIERCE CIVIL STRIFE.   Hoodlums Take Advantage of War Between Opposing Factions to Pillage and Burn—Fourteen Fatalities.

RIOTOUS SCENES AGAIN ENACTED IN BELFAST   ‘Comparative Quiet Prevais  Throughout Day, But At Night fall Disorders Begin

HOOVER FAVORS RESERVATIONS   Urges Early Ratification — of Treaty That Will Give Freedom of Action.

HOOVER URGES RATIFICATION OF PEACE PACT   ‘UNSPEAK ABLE.” HE SAYS TO MAKE OWN PISAC WITH: GERMANY,         Reservations Shouid Be Strong Enough. to Suit Most Timid He Declares.

HOOVER WANTS TREATY SIGHED, PEPARNI ESS   Advocates Early Ratificatior of the Pact By the United States Senate.

With Reservations, — Says Hoover, Urging Treaty Ratificatior   Expresses Belief That President Wilson and His Associates Will Accept the Treaty as Amended; Freedom of Action and Room for Constructive Development of Peace Urged.

HOOVER ADVOCATES EARLY RATIFICATION OF TREATY   World, Steadily Drifting, Should Not Be Kep Waiting Longer

RATIFY fREATY URGES HOOVER IN STATEMENT   Thinks Wilson And His Associ ates Should Accept Even  League Undermined.

Argues for Acceptance of Qualifications Regardless of the Wilson Attitude

PASS. TREATY RVEN WITH RESERVATIONS   World is Drifting Back to - Old aniae orients of the’ 7 Year 191   SHOULD NOT WAIT   Navies Are Being Bui and Men Under Arms Larger Than. Ever

HOOVER IN FAVOR OF RESERVATION:   Expresses Belief America Should  Accept League Pact, Conditionally.

HOOVER ON. TREATY   Adopt: Reservations if You Want to But By All Means Ratliy. fs iis Advice. : ;

RATIFY TREATY PLEADS HOOVER   WiTH RESERVATIONS IF POSSIBLE BUT WITH OR WIHTOUT, TO SAVE WORLD STABILITY.

CREGORY MAN KILLS INDIAN   FARMER CLAIMS HE SHOT IN SELFDEFENSE IN QUARREL LAST NIGHT.

GREGORY MAN  KILLS INDIAN      FARMER CLAIMS NE SHOT iM SELF DEFENSE.JN QUARREL LAST MGMT.

MEMBERS OF CREW OF ‘DEATH TRAIN MUST STAND ‘TRIAL   Manslaughten: Charge .Preferred Against Men Who Ran Down Car - of Ardmore Young, People.

FILL WEEK WITH G. 0. P. MEETINGS   FIRST AT OW AR ARG SA TOWN. SHIP HALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING         WOMEN MEET FRIDAY   y Session of Wamen'’s Ortion Que of the Biz Events of Campaign

FILL WEEK WITH G. 0. P. MEETINGS   FIRST AT WAKARUSA TOWN: SHIP HALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING   WOMEN MEET FRIDAY   All Day Session of Women’s Oreanization One of the Biz Events of Campaign

HARDING SRALNOUS   Spemts Time in CotGipe Waitin fer Mild Weather

HARING PARTY WTEMAS TOWN   Three -_Day Norther Puts End To Fishing By President-elect. _   WORKS ON SPEECH   A Mammoth Thanksgiving Turkey Sent Senator By Town.

HARDING KEPT IN HIS COTTAGE BAD WEATHEF   Roads Almost impassable Anc Fishing is Spoiled.   Expects More Fishing Weathe: Monday

HARDING RESTS  AS STORM HALTS  TARPON FISHING   Meets Governor Hobby. 01 Texas at. Brownsville, -

HARDING IS LEFT STRANDED   impassable Roads Keep PresidentElect at Point Isabel

MR. HARDING MAROONED BY COLD NORTHER   ‘*It’s an Ill Wind That Blow: No One Any Good,’’ Quoth ‘the Tarpon.

HARDING [9 SURE OF TURKEY DINVE   Bad Roads Leave President Elect Stranded in Little Texas Town.

HARDING GETS A TURKEY.   Gift Modeled In Form of Miniature White House.

HARDING AGAIN KEPT ASHORE   Almost Impassable Con __ dition of Roads Ma-   roons Senator :

STORM KEEPS HARDING FROM TARPON FISHING   Will Leave for New Orlean: Next Wednesday Morning.

HARDING STAYS AT HOME DURING BLIZZARI   Northwind Keeps Him From Tarpon Grounds and Bad Roads Force Stay at Home

LEAVE TEXAS ON WEDNESDAY   President-Elect to Reach New Orleans for Panama Voyage Thursday.   WEATHER BREAKS UP PLANS

Is Enjoyed Today ‘by, Seti ‘ator Harding and Party, a- Gift From the .   CHAMBER COMMERCE   Leave Wednesday for Pan ama and New. Orleans— Unable te Play Golf

COLD NORTHER KEEPING ~ HARDING ASHORE YODA   President-Elect However Hopes te Try Finishing Luck Again on Monday,

GALE AND RAIN KEEP HARDING IN HIS HOTEL IN TEXAS TOWN  President-elect Works on His New Orleans   President-elect Works on His  New Orleans oo

PRESIDENT-ELECT = TARDING ISOLATED  BYIMPASSIBLE AOANS ON SEASHORE

HARDING MAROONED ONPONT ISABEL, TEXAS GETS A COMPLETE RES   Will Go to Brownsville on Tuesday to Meet. GoveruorsHobby .and... Play a Game of Golf

COLD SNAP KEEPS SEN. HARDING IN DOOR   President-elect Harding to Leave _ Wednesday Morning for ¢ « Voyage to Panama.

AND BAD ROADWAY   KEPT. PRESIDEN?  ELECT FROM FISH  ING FOR TAR POR TODAY.   Will Leave Next Wednes. day for New Orleans — , Thursday Following. " Sails for Panama on the

HARDING NOW STRANDED AT POINT ISABEL   RAIN AND NORTHER KEEPS PRESIDENT-ELECT FROM FISHING AND GOLFING

WIND AND RAIN: HEM IN HARDING   Water Too Rough For Fishing anc Roads Impassabie Around Point Isabel.

HARDING TO SAIL WEDNESDAY   Will Board Steamer at New Orjeans for Panama.

TURKEY DINNER FOR HARDING   THE PRESIDENT-ELECT MA ROONED BY BAD ROADS AND ROUGH SEA

NORTHERN STOPS ALL FISHING FOR HARDING   Vresident-clect ‘Leavis Texas Wednesday For New Orleans; Thence te Panuma Caned Zone,

HARDINGS WILL LEAVE FOR PANAMA NEXT WEDNESDAY   ARE STRANDED TODAY IN POIN' ISABEL BY BAD ROADS AND RAGING WATERS

SENATOR HARDING GAN  FISH AND SPENDS TIME INNDAS ARING STORE   ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR IIS SAILING FROM NEW ORLEANS  NEXT THURSDAY.

TOO STORMY FOR FISHING DOWN AT POINT ISABEI   President-Elect Harding is Wind. ing up Week With Perfect Rest.

Bi- Partisan Effc Effort. Seems tc Be Failure and Sides Deadlocked.   MAY “CALL UP” TREATY   Underwood. to Ask Vote on Official Conciliation Com-_ mittee Resolution,

THREE NEW TREATY COMPROMISE MOVES ARE ON IN SENATE   Bi-partisan Conference 1s Declared Doomed to Failure  Lodge Hints, However, Colleagues “Agreed On Something’

THREE NEW PLANS FOR COMPROMISE ON PACT ARF IN THE Alk   SENATORIAL LEADERS BELIEVE LODGE CONFERENCES WILD NOT BRING RESULTS

THREE NEW MOVES FOR COMPROMISE QW TREATY EXPECTEA   Ali indications Now Point to th Failure of the. Present. BiPartisan Conferences.   MILOS WANT PACT CALLED UP   Underwood Will Seek Vote on His Plan for a Conciliation Committee.

SENATE WEIGHS THREE NEW MOVES FOR COMPROMISE      Conferees On Fach and Commins Measures Still Dispete Guaranteed Heturns.

NEW COMPROMISE MOVES ON TREATY   Observers Confident Lodge's Bi-Partisan Conferences Are Sure to Fail

BUBONIC PLAGUE FOUND AT TAMPICO AND IN PENSACOLA STIRS U.S.   Case at Tampico Under Sur_veilance. — Doctors Say if Pensacola Case is of Local  Infection it May be Serious Affaste

TWENTY ARE INJURED WHEN PASSENGER GOES THROUGH BURNT BRIDG!   M. & 8T. PAUL PASSENGER, WEST BOUND, LEAVES RAILS IN SOUTH DAKOTA  . Je

TRAIN SOES THROUGH BRIDGE   Twenty Passengers injured When Coaches Fall inte Burning Struceture in South Dakota,

TWENTY INSURED IN A WRECK ON THE FRISCC   A Partly Open Switch Neat Scamyaon Believed To Have ~ Been The Cause:

GEN. WOOD MADE NO DEAL TO GET CABINET. PLACE    His Delegates Stuck to Instruc tions to the End in the - Chicago Convention.   THREE MEN, ESPECIALLY, ARE CLOSE TO HARDING   Talk of President-Elect’s Official Family Hardly Yet in Good Taste.

Harding to Consult With Leaders ‘Before Selecting Members of C abinet   LEAGUE DECEASED, HARDING DECLARES   Prosident- Eleet Says v. 3. wil Play Part jin New: Inter ttn nl A:

Wadsworth and Smoot Would Have Had Port. folios if Defeated Tues  wicca: fhumnewk Risk oarne   BRANDS “DEAL” ‘TALK MERE PROPAGANDA

100 EARLY T0 PICK CABINET   BUT POLITICAL WISACRES aRB ALREADY ON THE Jos.   SULLIVAN SUGGESTS TWO MEN   SUTHERLAND AND CHILD RIGHT FIT POSSIBILITIES.   }Both of Ability and a Credit te Any Official Family—Harry Daugherty ef a Markedly Ditfereat Type.

FRONT CELLCAMPAIGH SOCIALIST PROGRAM      DEBS SUPPORTERS START CAM PAIGN FROM FEDERAL PRISON WHERE HE 1S CONFINED,

“FRONT CELL” CAMPAIGN,   Socialists Plan to Issue Monthly Statements by Debs,

UGHALIO TS TL SEND oPEARERG ALL OVER Uo   DEBS TO CONDUCT *FRONT CELI CAMPAIGN,” CONFERRING WITH LEADERS,

“FRONT CELL” DOPE BY THE SOCIALISTS   That Style of Campaign to Be Conducted for Nominee of  the Socialist Party.

CONDUCT FRONT CELL CAMPAIGN   Speaking Tour for SoSocialists to Be Made by S. Steadman

ED MEREDITH TALKS SHOP TO AD MEN   Politics Begins to Hum at the Convention of Associated Ad Clubs.

CONSTANTINE’S VALETS REACH GREEK CAPITA   While They Shake Out Hi: Uniforms French Legation Parte Jin.

FRENCH LEGATION  TO LEAVE ATHENS   Constantine’s Valets Prepare His Uniforms.

ALL INDIANA VOTERS MUST REGISTER AGAIN   NO ONE CAN VOTE THIS FALL UNLESS PROPERLY LISTED   Two Registration Days are Set Apart in September and Octaher

COMMUNISTS ON TRIAL   HAYWOOD AND 26 OTHERS IN CRIMINAL COURT.   Alleged Reds Are Charged With Syndicalism and Conspiracy to Over. throw VU. S. Government.

THE GREAT TRIAL BEGINS TODAY   RADICALS “ARE CHARGED  OF ! TREASONABLE CONSPIRACY ue   IT MAY. LAST MONTHS   4 é ‘ PEEKS WAY BE CONSUMED 1) THE SELECTION OF A JURY   is Certain to go Down in’ History  - tts @ “Cause Celebre” and Outcome Mean Much

ALLEGED REDS ON TRIAL IN CHICAGC   Twenty-Six Are Charged With Conspiracy To Overthrow Government.   THIRTY-NINE 1N DEG TED   Several Are Reported To Have Fled To.Mexico To Escape U. §. Laws.

ORGANIZERS OF HADICALS ON TRIAI   Founders of Communist Labor Party On Trial in Chicago Criminal Court Today.

D COMMUNISTS WILL BE TRIED TODAY   CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT BY FORCE IS CHARGED.

HAYWOOD ON TRIAL   Prosecution of 26 Alleged Reds Opens at Chicago.   Defendanta Charged With Criminal Syndicaliem. and Conepiracy to Overthrow the Government,

26 RADICALS TO EE TRIED UNDER CRIMINAL LAWS   Alleged Communists at Chicago Charged With Conspiracy Against U. S.

arama ope, aE et Ree MILLIONAIRE RADICAL 8 ON pra OVITH 46 OTHER

26 COMMUNISTS 10 BE PUT ON TRIAL AT GHIGAGO TODAY   Aniong Them William Bross LI oye Declares Himself.To Be “Red dest Of the Reds...      CHARGED: WITH CONSPIRACY

CRIMINAL COURT TO DECIDE FATE OF 25 RADICALS   Alleged Conspirators Placed on Trial in Chicago Following Arrest Last September

ALLEGED REDS " PYTON TRIA      Millionaire. Communist One-o     With Syndicalism.   INDICTED. -iN ~ JANUAR’

RED CHIEFS GO ON TRIAL AT CHICAGO   Alleged Radicals Mus! Face Conspiracy  Charge.

26 RADICALS PUT ON TRIAL   Charged With Conspiracy tc Overthrow Government.

16 RADICALS BEING TRIEI   Alleged to: Have Gather: .ed in Chicago to Form Communist Party

ALLEGED MEMBERS COMMUNIST PARTY > WILL BE ON TRIAL   Twenty-six Accused of Advocating Overthrow of Government by Force.   Many Others Indicted for » Radicalism to Be Before Court Later.

Millionaire Floyd and Bill Haywood Among Choice Spirits to Face Jury.

TO TRY ALLEGED RADICALS,   Twenty-six Charged With Attempt to Overthrow Government,

COMMUNIST PARTY LEADERS ON TRIM   Twenty-six Who Attempted To Form Party to Overthrow the Government -Are On Trial at Chicago Today and Case is Closely Watched

PLAGE RADICALS (IN TRIAL TODAY   Communists and . W. W. Members Face Criminal Court in Chicago.   MAY LAST THREE MONTHS

26 ‘REDS?  GOON TRIAL IN CHICAGO   GOVERNMENT PRESSES CHARGES  OF CRIMINAL SYNDALISM AND CONcGpDiparv

VENIRE OF 1400 JURORS CALLED IN CASE OF THE CHICAGO REDS   Trial of 26 Men Accused of Plotting Overthrow of Government Was Opened in the Criminal Qmeaet Thre Miarning.

ALLEGED RADICALS ARE NOW ON TRAIT   TWENTY-SIX I. W. W., ET AL., ARRAIGNED IN CHICAGO.

PLACED ON TRIAL   Charged With Conspiracy to Advocate Overthrow of U. S. Government   Millionaire Sergeant-at-Arms of Communist Labor Con yentinn Amnang flirnaun

26 0F RED LABOR PARTY ON TRIAL   Entire List of Defendants, In cluding One Harvard Graduate, Pleads Not Guilty.

COMMUNISTS GO ON TRIAL IN CHICAGE   Radicals Arrested Last Septem ber Now Face Conspiracy Charges.

RADICALS FACE TRIAL, INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY   Twenty. Six to Answer’ ti Federal Charges in Criminal Court,   SEVERAL ARE LEADERS   Jain Reed, William Bros: Lloyd and Waggenknecht Among: Number.

Communist Labor Party  Leaders Will Be Triec   EXPECTED THAT THREE MONTHS WILL BE TAKEN UP BY PROCEEDINGS IN CHICAGO—MAY USE UP SIX WEEKS GETTING JURY—OLE HANSON IS TO BE WITNESS AND RED LEADERS ARE DEFENDANTS.

CLEVELAND ON Muu vLYMPUS — AND REFUSES TO COME DOWN   Backers of the Indians Certain Pennant Is as Good as Won, in Fact, Are Satisfied ‘There Is Nothing to lt but American Team.”

Saal TE LS pr a Se DPR le EE He ES NR ES RO  CLEVELAND ON Muu OLYMPUS AND REFUSES TO COME DOW!   Backers of the Indians Certain Pennant is as Good  ~as Won, in Fact, Are Satisfied there Is  Nothing to lt but American Team.’  1 a

INDIANS RELY. ON - YOUNG PHENOM         0 ou nh igs incheck- la the Sixth Tussle.      Rush at Ticket Windows Began at ““"Midaight” Last Night=Bleecher “Bugs” Play Cards

BADOKLYN TO USE SMITH IN ATTEMPT 10 REGAIN EVEN STANDING IN SERIES   Cleveland Rooters Confident. of . Championship, After Spectaclar Victory in Fifth Game With Dodgers.   SPEAKER SELECTS MAILS AS HIS ONE BEST BET FOR TODAY:

(Dodgers Far Frorn Beaten: in Spirit, With Games Three to Two in Favor of Their’  , Opponents — Cleveland ° ‘Needs But Two Games to Win Series —      (By The Associated Prese’

INDIANS FEEL  CONFIDENT THEY  WILL WIN FLAS   WITH LEAD OF ONE GAME SPEAKER'S TRIBE HOPEL FO CONCLUDE SERS WITH TWO CONTESTS.

PREPARE FOR SIXTH GAME WORLD SERIES   CLEVELAND CONFIDENT OF . TODAY; DODGERS CRESTFALLEN BUT HOPEFUL

NDIANS SWEAR TO SCALP THE DODCERS   Every Clevelander . Stand ing by Home Team.as the Hour, of Final Eruption. ‘Draws Nearer’

BIG SLUMP IN WHEAT PRICES   Futures Sold Under $2.00 Mark Today In Minneapolis for First  Time.

WHEAT PAICEa — DROP BELOW 3:   Futures Shrink to Lowes! - Level Since Guarantee Removed—,Corn Also Off.

WHEAT PRICES CRASH ' ON CHICAGO MARKET   UN CHICAGU MARAEL  All Futures Go Below The $2 Mark. Other Grains.  es ae Coe Tt),

WHEAT PRICES GIVEN. => HARD BUMP IN CHiRAr       Drastic Price Cutting Miles  Day in Grain Market With:  No Purchases in Evidence.      FLOUR ON THE TOBOGGAN

As Much as 11 1-2 Cents a Bushel Slashed from Values in Some Cases During the Avalanche of Liquidation   FUTURE DELIVERIES AT SEASON’S NEW LOW MARK   Export Call Appears Slow while Domestic Demand is More or Less at Standstill During the Day's Trading

WHEAT PRICES CUT IN CHICAGO MARKET TODAY   ACUTE DEPRESSION § DE VELOPED AT END ANT MARKET’ CLOSED SEMI DEMORALIZED.   our Prices Continued DownWard Trend When Mills An- nouneed Further Cut Today.

WHEAT FALLS      And Flour With It To New Levels—Late Quotations.

Wheat Goes Under Two-Dollar Mark as Prices Break in the Chicago Pi

Drastic: Cutting In. cle 9 Price of Wheat      Prices Disp 'ys Much as (144 Centsa Bushel——Flour Prices Cat at Minmesawvatltes ° - a

CUTTING OF PRIGES FEATURES TRADING ON GHIGAGO MARKET   Eleven and a Half Cents Decline Recorded in December Delivery   EXCHANGE CLOSES IN  DEMORALIZED STATE      Flour Follows Wheat With Cut of 10 to 50 Cents

WHEAT IS BELOW $2 FOR FIRST TIME. SINCE WAR   Drastic Price-Cutting Takes Place at Chicago; Flour And Sugar Down, Too

WHEAT PRICES SLUMP   DECLINES CARRY PRICE FOR DECEMBER DELIVERY TO $1.95; MARCH TO $1.91.

WHEAT AGAIN TAKES A DROP   Greatest Drop More Than Twelve Cents Per Bushel -- Marke! Bad At Close   Flour Takes Another Drop Of 10 to 60c Cents Per Barrel

WHEAT SLASHED “BELOW S? MAB)   FUTURE DELIVERIES’: DOWN DOMESTIC. DEMAND oi AT. STANDSTILL. .

GRAIN PRICES SLASHED TODAY   Wheat Falls 111, Cents ™"Bushel and Corn 5 Cents.

DROP BELOW $2  4  A BUSHEL, TODA’  :   Country Holders Rushing The Grain to Market

NEUUTIATE U. 8. JAP RELATIONS   GOVERNMENTS STRIVE TO SET TLE IMMIGRATION DIFFICULTY

Tora YOUNG GIRL JUMPS INTO  ICE FILLED POND SAVES DROWNING CHILD

s Discovered By Physician Who Says Disease Has Been Tras: ferred From Man To Monkeys

MEXICAN PLANK IS INSERTED IN G. 0. P. PLATFORM   All Mention of Prohibition and Soldier Bonus is Omitted.

I t GIVEN APPROVA   No Mention of Wet Piank; Senator Fali Author of Plank on Mexico

PL \TEOR™ anot 7 FIXED UP.   Finishing Touckes Pat On by Com mittee at Washiagton.

THE PLATFOR DUTLINED AND ON 10 CHICAGO   REPUBLICAN APPEAL. TO THE VOTERS PREPARED BY PARTY LEADERS   Makes No Mention of Prohibition But Declares For Woman Suffrage And Mex. Intervention

BONUS AND DRY ISSUE MISSING FROM PLANKS   TENTATIVE REP. PLATFORM IGNORES LEAGUE QUESTION IN PRESENT DR es   INTERVENTION IN MEXICO   Indicated Party will Urge Armed Action Unless Conditions Below Border Improve,

1 COMPLETE   Given” Finishing Touches i Washington; Sen. Watson Goes to Chicago   MEXICAN PLANK ADDED   Written. by Senator Fall Mention of Prohibition Is Omitted

‘COMPLETE TENTATIVE ‘REPUBLICAN PLATFORW   Senator Watson Goes to Chicago Today to Confer With Resolutions Committee

Tentative Draft Of Republicans’ Platform Drawr   finishing Touches. Were Given At Conference Held in Washington.

PROHIBITION OMITTED ~ NGO. PLATFORN   TENTATIVE DRAFT COMPLETED SENATOR IN CHARGE LEAVES ! FOR CONFERENCE,

JOOUES. ARE MADE CLEAR AND DIRECT AS WAS POSSIBLE   Tentative Draft of Republica: National Platform Given * — Finishing Touches.   RATIFICATION SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT iS URGEL   No Declaration Relating to Soldier Rouas but Plank on Sabject Will be Worked Out af Chicago—Piank on Mexico Written by Senator Fall Fol. lows Recommendations in Keport,

Follow Senator Fail’s Recom mendation of Order or Intervention. §—   PROHIBITION OMITTED FROM TENTATIVE DRAFT   Declaration on Soldier Bonus

DRAFT 6. 0. P.  PLATFORM GHEM FINAL TOUCHED  BY THE LEADER’   senator Watson of Indiana Leaves for Chicago Today to Confer With Resolutions Committee Men,   SOLDIERS’ BONUS AND PROHIBITION OMITTEL   Plank on Mexico, Written By Senator Fall, Is Included; League of Nations Plank to Be Written Later

NEW TAX BiLL READY   Terms of Proposed Borus Legislation Agreed Upon.   Republican insurgents and Democrats Propose a Retroactive Tax on Swolien War Fortunes.

AGREE UPON TAX BILL   NEW BONUS MEASURE IS READY FOR HOUSE.   Democrats and Insurgent Republican: Propose a Retroactive Tax on War Fortunes.

JURY PICKING ON   Selection in McGannon Cage to be Comoleted Today

U. §. SURGEON GENERAL 70 GALVESTON FOR TALK ON CONTROL OF PLAGUI

DEPARTMENT 10 CONTINUE DRIVE AN PROFTEERS   less of Recent Dissoa on of Fair Price Organizations.

PROFITEERS DANE TO BE CONTINUE   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Tl ‘PROSECUTE THEM ‘'WHEREVER FOUND.”

NO WSCAPE FOR PROFITEERS   Depertment of Justice to Continue Even With Dissolution of  a —— ‘de a Sek ae EY

LABOR WANTS WANTS VOICE ON USC. REGENTS   Tek Vrpan LB [ULES AOSTA AEC S ress Staff TBy Dan L."Beehe, nit P  ress Staff

LEAGUE OF NATIONS A BANKERS’ SOVIET   Mrenier-libor Party Candidate Chris tensen Says Tt is Now a Dead  Issue,

CHRISTENSEN FLAYS RIVAL CANDIDATE   Farmer-Labor Nominee Says League of Nations Is Dead Issue In the Campaign

LENGUE OF NATIONS A DEAD Woo, SAY PP CHRISTENSEN   Nothing More Than Attemp' to Establish International Bankers’ Syndicate.   COMES OUT SQUARELY FOR RECOGNITION OF IRELAND   Declares if Governor Cox and Senator Harding Cannot Get Ratification of Federal Suffrage Amendment He'll Go to Tennessee to Try Rebels.

LEAGUE PLAN FLAYED.   Christensen Says It is Attempt to Establish International Bankers’ Soviet.

SAYS LEACUE iS DEAD ISSUE   “If Xt Were Not, I Should Want t: Kill It,? Farmer-Labor Candidate

OF CHRISTENSEN   Farmer-Labor Party Nominee Says it ls an Attempt to Establish an International Bankers’ Soviet

BANKERS’ SOVIET SCHRISTENSEN'S VIEW OF LEACU   Endorses Irish Freedom Declares Wilson Covenant Is Dead  Tossa

‘aie PARTIES _ ARE ATTAGKEL   Christensen Says World Leagu: Is a Dead Issue,

LEAGUE PEAN. FLAYED.   Christensen Says It is Attempt . to: Establish International 3. -Pankers’ Soviet.

“BANKERS? SOVIET”      Says Farmer-Labor Nominee of League of Nations

CHRISTIANSEN DUBS LEAGUE DEAD ISSU   Ol] Parties in Conspiraty of Cam ouflage, Says Utah Candidate

CROWELL QUITS AS. ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY   President Accepts Resigna. tion, Praising Retiring Ofjicer’s Work

NEGRO RANGES 1 CHURCHYARD TREE   Mob Gave Sheriff Three Minutes to Leave Vicinity of Jail and Official Did Not Tarry. A , Oh ve

MASKED MEN TAKE BLACK FROM JAIL FOLLOWING ALLEGED ATTACK ON GIRL.

NEGRO IS LYNCHED   North Carolina Mob Hangs Black Who Attacked Girl.

MOB IN CAROLINA -LYNCHES NEGRO   Give Sheriff Three Minutes -tc Leave Jail and Then Hang  _ Girl’s Attacker to’Tree.

JURY ACQUITS ACCUSED GIRI   Attempt to Kili Stepfather Not Heid Blameabie by Twelve Good Men and True at Atlantic.

GIRL ACQUITTED ‘OF MURDER CHARGE   Mansey Robinson Is Released After Being Tried for Killing Her Step Father

The Sun-Heraid   Entered at the” Pesteffice in Lime Springs, luwa, as Secont Class Njoul Matter   Jue Lest Couch Medicine.

REINDEER MEAT MAY LOWER COST   Arciic     Explorer Stefansson Leases Lands  wo Graze Rig Herds for Cher ape r ‘oot. ,

GOVERNOR ACCUSED OF LIBEL   i ee Suit for $30,000 Damages Agatnueat Thomas FE. Campbell.

PALMER LEADS GEORGI   WITH ALL BUT SIX COUNTIES REPORTED, PALMER HAS 138 VOTES, OTHERS 118 EACH.

TWO KILLED, ONE BURNED IN POWER PLANT EXPLOSION   AT ASTROPHE RESULT OF SHOR! CIRCUIT, SEyy ING FIRE TO

He WAY (3 FOUND   POSTMASTFERS ARE NOT UNDER CIVIL SERVICE LAW.   Wilson Had No Power to Put Post masters, 4 adewCivil Service Law.

THE-WAY 15: FOUND   a  POSTM ASPRES ARE'N ir UNDET      Yson Mad No Pov ters Mader ¥  “ to, Put Post

COBLENZ WANTS ~~ Uh. §. TROOPS   Of Either England or France—Our Men Busy at Fall Maneuvers : Qn The Rhine

HARDING MAY RECALL ARMY OF OCCUPATION   AMERICAN TROOPS IN EUROPE ‘SPEND TIME IN DRILLING. AND MANEUVERS. -

Army on Rhine Too Busy for Gossip MANEUVERS KEEP MINDS OFF RETURN TO U. §.

AMERICAN GOLORY AT COBLENZ ACTIVI   Troops Are Completing Their Fall Maneuvers.   ‘MAY RECALL U. S. ARMY   Rumors State That Harding’: Administration Will With. draw Troops From Rhinelanc ~—-Germans Prefer Yankee: to Any Other Force of Oc cupation.

AMERIGNS HELP SORELY NEEDED   Appeal from Premier o Wrangel Government   TO SUCCOR REFUGEES   Anti-Bolshevist Forces Borne Down by Weight of Numbers After Gallant Defense—Premature Frosts Aid Red Invaders—Refugees Face Unknown Fate in Strange Land

BANDITS GET MISSIONARY   Dr. A. L. Shelton Held by Chinese Outlaws.   FORMERLY LIVED IN KANSAS   Brigands Alleged to Be 5,000 Strong—American Legation at Peking is Investigating.

FORMER KANSAS MAN CAPTURED AND HELD FOR BANSOGI.   We Is a Missionary of che Christian Ghurch aad the State Depart. mont Demands Release.

HELD BY ~ BANDITS   Former, Autheny Man, Missiou ary in Ching, Has Been Caplered.

MISSIONARY FROM OHIO IS HELD BY CHINESE BANDITS   Ransom Demanded by Chief of 5.000 Outlaws.

IS CAPTURE!   Reported Held by Ban - dits for Ransom—Are  Investgiating

CHINESE BANDITS HOLD MISSIONARY   Dr. A. L. Shelton Reported  _ Held for Ransom — American Legation and Chinese Authorities Investigate.

MISSIONARY IN   Notorious Outlaw Said to Be Head of Kidnapping Gang   Yincinnati Church is Notified Of Plight of Missionary

Purpose to Discredit Local Governor Said to Be Motive for Lawless Act of Oriental Outlaws

Will Re Treuted as Guest Uules _ Hilitary is Used to Effect Release,

MISSIONARY IS CAPTURED.   OR. A. L. SHELTON REPORTED HELD FOR RANSOM BY CHINESE BANDITS.

MISSIONARY IN HANDS OF BANDII BAND IN CHINA   Notorious Outlaw Said to Be " Head of Kidnapping Gang   Cincinnati Church is Notified Of Plight of Missionary

CHINESE BAD MEN HOLD DOCTOR FOR RANSOM, REPORT   Christian Missionary is Detained by Outlaws; State Dep’t Active.

Kansas Man is ‘ ‘Held’ in. China      ATs Shelton, of. “of Anthony; is Pris oncr of Chinese Bandit, Who .. Wants Ransom  0!

LABOR 10  FIGHT MANY CANDIDATES   ‘Those Congressmen Who Are Put Down as ‘Unfriendly’? Will Be on the Black List.

LABOR SAYS IT CAN RALSE FUND OF $1,000,000   Plans for Campaign Money Will Be Matured at Meeting in Jacksonville, Fla.   GOMPERS IS AGAINST CREATING LABOR PART}   WOULD WORK DEFEAT 0! LABOR’S INTERESTS TO OR GANIZFE, SUCH A PARTY, SAY A. F. OF Vu. HEAD.

HEARING IS POSTPONED   § 7 Admirals Redman and Wilson, to ‘Tes~ tify Next Tuesday. :

ing a bitter feeling to be entertaine in England against America.   STILL GOING DOWN

KANSANS TO HEAR GOVERNOR DEBATE   Speeial Train Will Leave Tepek: at 2250 Afternoon of

KANSANS TO HEAR GOVERNOR DEBATE   Special Train Will Leave Topeka at 2:50 Afternoon of Mav 26

COX MAKES FINAL APPEAL FOR LEAGUE   CLOSES CAMPAIGN — WITH PLEA FOR PEALE AAD GOOD   HARDING IS COMPLACENT   Senator Retired Last Night Saying  He Had Made Best Fight that Could Be Made

Keeps Old Polical Superstition and Closes With Speech At Toledo.

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IS ASSURED DECLARES COX   Governor in Last Speech of Campaign Summarizes Arguments and Expresses Confidence of Outcome.

Closes Campaign in Toledo With Plea That Country Support the Leagne   ‘Many Leave Hall When Cox Says : “Every Traitor in America Will  Vote for Harding’”’

LAST SPEECH OF CAMPAIGN; NEES VICTORY   Democratic Candidate Expresses Faith in American People to Vote Right on Greatest Moral Issue of All Times — Makes Talk in Raim at Deshler En Route to Dayton. ~ _

MISS MARSH ONLY IOWA GIRL ON DEMOS MEET STAFF   Will Act As Sergeart at Arms at the Democratic National Meet In Frisco,

PEACE LETTERS ALSO RECEVED BY SEN. FRANCE   ' Appeal Similar to That Received by Senator Harding.   NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FRENGH GOVERCENT

FRENCH FOR A NEW LEAGUE   Prepesal Made Senater France Sim: flar te That ef Harding.

FRENCH WOMAN MADE PROPOSAI   Suggested Change in the League Organization.   PARIS GOVERNMENT IS NOT CONCERNED   Nothing Official About  Overtures.

LETTER FROM FRANCE 10 SENATOR FRANCE WAS FROM A WOMAN AND NOT A MAN   Maryland Senator Declare: ere Was Nothing Officia! About It, But Writer Believe: She Was Expressing View: of French People.

LETTERS FROM FRANCE  TO FRANCE ON WORLD FRATERNITY WRITTEN BY A WOMAN SAY

SENATOR FRANCE APPROACHED THE SAME AS HARDING   Friends Peace in France Not Acting for the Government.

FROM WOMAD   French - ‘Governriient  in _ No Way Involved i in Correspondence ;

DISTINGUISHED FRENCH WOMAN PROPOSED NEW NATIONS’ ASSOCIATION   Senator ‘France, of . Maryland Makes Statement ~:Regardins ‘Overtures Recently Made.

FRENCH LETTER WAS. FROM WOMAN ON NEW LEAGUE SITUATION   Senator France § Says He Re ceived a Notice From Woman Urging A New. Association of Nations But it Was Nothine Official, .

WOMAN 1S AUTHOR OF FRENCH OFFERS   Noted Writer Makes Proposal for Change in’ League of . Nations.

SENATOR FRANCE AVERS FRENCH OPPOSE LEAGUE   Refers to Letter from Womar Shedding Light on Dissatisfaction

Senator France Tells of Conversa tion Relative To Forming An Association of Nations

LETTER ON LEAGUE. ’ WRITTEN BY WOMAN        Distinguished  ev of France Says People Want Organiza. tion of Peace Pact Changed.

SAYS MOVEMENT FOR NEW LEAGUE EXISTS THROUGHOUT EUROPE   Senator France Receives Letter from French Woman Worker.

LETTER WAS FROM AN EVE NOT AN ADAM   Senator France Explodes Au thorship of Letter Regarding League.

SENATOR FRANCE SAYS HE T00 HAS BEEN APPROACHED   Miaryland Representative States a Distinguished French Woman Ha:  Made Overtures Re garding New League.

WAG WOMAN WH SEN! LETTER TO  SENATOR FANG   MARYLAND SOLON SAYS TT WAS LIKE ONE RECEIVED BY SENATOR HARDING,

WOMAN, AND NOT MAN WROTE 10 SENATOR FRANCE   Made Proposals Similar to Those Made to Senator Harding.

WOMAN AUTHOR OF LETTER 10 FRANC   Maryland Senator Says Epistle He Got Anent the League Was from a Woman.

WOMAN PROPOSES LEAGUE GHANGES   Senator France Says it Wa: Not a Man Who Wanis Grganization Altered.   Declares Offer Similar to the One Made by Senator Hardina.

WORKERS IN EUROPE ASK’ FOR CHANGE   Senator France Tells of Opposition of English and French Labor.

DYSENTERY HITS POLISH ARM)   American Red Cross Reports Man: Soldiers and Civilians Die of the Epidemic.

PULTaH AaK FOR UNITED oT ATES MATERIAL AID   With Backs to the Wall Poles. Defend Warsaw.   American Red Cross Offi cials Report Dysentary Epidemic.

RUSS REDS TO AID TURKS   Bolsheviki Prepare to Help Mustapha Kemal, the Nationalist Leader of the Moslems.

BOLSHEVIK! TO HELP TURKS   Russian Reds Prepare to Aid Mus. tanha Kemal.

UNION PACIFIC 1919 INCOME      Anmameal Report Shows Net Inmercase Ower 1918.

ANOTHER ADVANCE IN PRICE OF CRUDE Oi   Twenty-Five Cent Advance Puts Price to $3.58

$75,000,000 FOR REPAIRS   Chairman Payne Reminds Congress of Appropriation if Ship Sale t& Blocked.

COMMITTEE = INTERVENES IN SHIP SAL   Chairman Payne Called Re , fore House Coinmittee, +

Dida NIC aie ie ria, Nat Lee SUGAR TRADING WILLA, BE RESUVED SOON

one eee ae eee:  Trading in Sugar Futures to Be Resumed in New York Feb. 1€

TO RESUME TRADING IN SUGAR FUTURES FEB. 16   ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS POWEF TO PROSECUTE ANY “WILD SPECULATION.”

SUGAR ON EXCHANGE      TRADE IN FUTURES TO BE RE SUMED FEBRUARY 16.   Has Been Suspended During the War —Attorney Genrral Has Power to Call Balt 1f Market Is Wild,

HARDING PREPARES FOR PORCH SPEECR   Confers. with Republicat Leaders Regarding Pre: ent Campaign Issues °      LEAGUE FOE TO REMAIN       Col. Harvey Advises Senaté on Stand; J. P. ‘Morgan's: Partner Is Coming

HARDING CONFERS WITH LEAGUE ADVOCATES   Judge Hughes and Henry Davison Given Appomtments With Republican Candidate

HARDING 10 HEAR PARTY LEADERS   Republican Nominee to Get  Advice ef Men of Na. tionel Affairs.

HARDING WILL CONFER WITH C. E. HUGHES   Will ‘Discuss League Of Neale   _and Practical Problems In’ Con  nection With Coming Presiden  HENRY P. ‘DAVISON ON LIST   Republican Noniinee Is Making Preparations. To Deliver. Some  , OF His Most Important Addrescec This: Week.   COLONEL HARVEY AT MARION

STAGE FOLKS TO CALLON HARDING WITH BAND TODAY   Charles Evans H ughes Is Listed Among Callers.

in WILL BE if PEO BY HUGHES   take Counsel With Prominent Men.   yes TO BE CONSIDERED   Fxpected to Touch or Railway Labor Problems ai galion— League Will Occu. Most of Nominee’s Work. ing Time During Week—-Te  wake Several Speeches.  nator

WILL MEET PARTY LEADERS 10 TALK CAMPAIGN (SSUES   ‘HARDING WILL CONFER WITH HUGHES AND OTHERS  DURING. WEEK

CONFER ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE   SENATOR HARDING TO COUNSEL WITH PROMINENT MEN.   Repablican Presidential Nominee Will Have Aadiences With Many of Those Familiar With National Affairs,

GAR ENCAMPHICNT ATTENDANCE ON DECREASE   Only 103,200 Veterans Now in Famous Organization : That Started with Civil War

OREGON WILL GIVE HARDING MAJORITY   iTATEMENT OF COX ON LIQUOR QUESTION DISAPPOINTING.   Democratic Candidate Lest Votes ef Both Wet and Dry Factions by sd Dectarieg That the Ieauc Was Dead.

OREGON STATE 10 GIVE REPUBLICANS BIGGER MAIQHITY   Democratic: Nomineo’s Claim That Liquor Question Is Dead, Fails to Hold.   LBADERS KEEP IT ALIVE   Lawrence Analyzes the State and Finds McAdoo Much More in Pavor,

Hostilities Virtually Over, With Peace Conference Arranged, Paris Reports.   CLASH OVER BOUNDARY LINE   Protest to Be Made to the League of _ Natione—Complicates Peace Plans * —Russian Bolsheviki Are Supporting Lithuania.

LT HUANIANG AND POLES 10 CONFER   Paris Dispatch Says Hostilities Are Virtually Over.   QUARREL !S OVER BOUNDARY   Russian Bolsheviki Are Supporting the L&huanians—Protest to Be Made to the League of Nations, Says the Dispatch.

LITHUANIA AND POLAND DECIDE AN PEARE TAL K   Protest Made to League on Attack North of  Suwalki  Heavy Fighting Report ed Along Western

LITHUANIANS TO _ MEET THE POLES   Hostitities Virtuatty Over, With Peace Conference Arranged,  Paris Reports.   ' Protest to Be-Made to the League of ! Nationg—Comalieates Peace Plane ' Russian Bélsheviki Are ’ Supporting Lithuania. -

Protest Made to League on Attack North of oSeatls   ‘Heavy. Fighting” Reported Along Western Diiwe Bisse

LITHUANIA AND POLAND AGREE   HOSTILITIES VIRTUALLY OVER READY TO SIGN  PEACE

SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY TODAY   Two of Republican Presidential Candidates Touring State.

SOUTH DAKOTA IN PRIMARY FIGHT Oh PRESIDENT TODAY   Main Contest Republican With Three. Headed by Wilson, in Democratic Race.

HOL DS PRIMARY      MEN AND WOMEN: VOTE EResle DENTIAL PREFERENCE. : .   ALL PARTIES IN “IT   WOOD AND. WILSON “MAJORITY. ‘PROPOSAL CANDIDATES.”  ~   Lowden and Gerard are “Viinority Vroposal Candidates” and Rest... Are Independent. >  t

WOOD FIGHTING LOWDEN TO WIN sOuTH DAKOTA   Primary on; General Holds Majority Endorsement; Wilson is Democratic Leader.

ALL EVES. TUAW TOWARD SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMA   Voters Will Declare Choice for Presidential Nominations   ACTIVE CANVAS WiLL END TODAY

CANDIDATES: BUSY IN OUUTH DAKOTA   Wood, Johnson, Lowden anc Pomdexter in Battle for Delegates.

VOTING TODAY   Presidential Preference Pri maries Are Being Held to Guide Delegates.

DAKOTA PRIMARIES FOR PRESIDENT ON   Men And Women Are Voting Their Choice Of Men To Lead Tickets.

SO. DAKOTA   The Presidential Primary is Be ing Held in Thut State _ Today.

CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT ARE BUSILY AT WORK   Wood, Johnson, Lowden and Poindexter to Measure Their Strength in Primary in South Dakota Today.

BIG REPUBLICANS ACTIVE ALL OVER SOUTH DAKOTA   Delegates to Convention Instructed to Support Man Receiving Plurality at Primaries.

AFTER VOTES TO THE LAST   SOUTH DAKOTA POLITICAL WORKERS END THEIR FIGHT.   Wood. Closed Campaign Before Enthusinatic Audience nt. Rapid City and His Vietory by. 15,000 Today In: Expected,

CRIMINAL LIST SENT HUN COUR!   Names of Forty-Six Wai Criminals Sent as Test of Good Faith.

PARIS ASKS GERMANY TRY WAR CRIMINALS   Names Sent to Test Good Fuith of German Government's Counter Proposals.

CANDY HAS NOT - USURPED. BOOZE, “MAKERS CLAIM   Claim Fifth Place on List-o Industries Benefited by Denhihitinn.

RACE EXISTANCE DEPENDS UPON WORLD INTERCOURS!   Frank V. Vanderlip Makes Stirring Address to University of Virginis Student Body.

JAPAN ECHO OF FOOD PROBLEMS OF EUROP?   POPUL ATION INCREASING AT RATE OF 600,000 A YEAR; CAN’T FEED INCREASE   Making Heavy Rice Imports From Indo-Chmina With France's Permission as Remedy

PLEADS POR SCHOOL TEACHERS,   General Leonard Wood Says Salaries Paid Are Shameful.

GEN. WOOD URGES BETTER PAY FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS   Republican Presidential Candidate in Rockford Speech Says Salaries Arc Shameful.

“PERFECT PUPIL” IS DEAD   Aurora (lil) Boy Not Absent or Tardy for Tweive Years Succumbs : to Pneumonia.

HIKE OMAMA TE. ACHERS? WAGES,  Increnses of #200 ‘to, S200 Litfeotive  lO ee we oe oe Oe oe ee

SANTA CLAUS SHIP  Will Carry Christmas Gifts to Children of Adriatic.

CHRISTMAS SHIP FROM AMERICA TO DALMATIA   American’ Junior Red Cross: Supplie:  Cargo to Delight Kiddies of Adri atic Sea Country

The Lloyd  Cf ane CJ awaant?   Baby Carriage: . The Daintiest aad Most Beautiful of All Meade

The Lloyd   Baby Carriages The Daintiest and Most Beautiful of All Made

A GENERAL MEETING   Republicans From Over County Will Assemble September 4

Prohibition Agents Grab ‘Elevator Bar Cafe Where Federal  Officials Often Met

DRY RAIDERS IN NEW YORK SEIZE ‘ELEVATOR’ BAR   ELEVALON BAR  ‘High Class” Drinking Place Is Taken by Officers.

Prohibition Agents Raid Moving Saloon in Heart of New York   Bar and Whiskey Imitation i: Captured—Eleyator Was Used at Barroom.

STATE COMMISSIONS IN SESSION: IN WASHINGTON   Association Embracing All the Railway and Utilities Boards: Gonvenes

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RAILWAY AND UTILITIES COMMISSIONERS HOLD MEE

Let’s settle this right now!   Frank Tiefenthaler  Veterinary Surgeon

COOLIDGE ATTACKS COX FOR “WARD POLITICS   Republican Vice Presidential Can  didate Says Democratic  Nominee Is Wilder. *

COOLIDGE FLAY GOVERNOR COX   Says Methods of Ward Pol jties Prevail.

NO MODIFICATION ied NCOME TAXES      Burden of ‘Goases Cannot Be Placed ‘ Upon Government by Private Business, Says Treasury  . / Agatat °-.

NO MODIFICATION IN INCOME. TAXES   Burden of Losses Cannot Be Placed Upon Government by Private  Business, Says Treasury Am .°.1

FARMERS CELEBRATE   STATE FEDERATION, FQUNDEL : ONE YEAR°AGO TODAY. -

SAYS LEVER ACT INOPERATIVE   Charles Evans Huaghen Claime 1:  Does Vote Bear On Coal Indus...

FLETCHER TELLS OF DIFFICULTIES   Evidences of Friction at Brest Headquarters Come Ont in Inquiry

FLETCHER RELATES NAVY TROUBLES “AT BREAST   Washington Seems to Believe Obregon Has Little Hope Of Mexican Presidency

FLETCHER’S AIDE GAVE NO SUPPORT   Rear Admiral Says Capt. Magruder Did Not Carry Out His Orders.

DISCLOSE BREST JANGLE ORIGIN   FLETCHER SAYS ARRIVAL OF MAGROVER MARKED BEGINNING  Admiral Says Captain Insisted on Terising Naval Organization—Did        ea ee. Pes

FLETCHER DIDN'T WANT REVISION OF HIS ORGANIZATION   Magruder on Arrival at Bres' Insisted on It, but Admiral Failed to See Need. .   LATTER OFFERED TO SEND OTHER TO ADVISE SIMS   Incident First Friction Visible at His Headquarters, Says Removed Navy Officer.

FLETCHER TELLS STORY OF FRICTION AT BREST      First Evidences Came With Arriv. al of Capt. Magruder; Criti{eizes Subordinates.

HUNGER ‘STRIKES CALLED   Two More Government Prisons Scene of No Eating by Sinn

VILLA ADVISES DANOIT FRIEND TO aURRCNOCE   URGES ZAMORA TO GIVE HIMSELF UP TO MEXICAN FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.

FORMATION OF NEW CABWET FOR FRANCE BEGUN  By Millerand, Who Expects to Be Premier aad Foreign Minister.

RESOLUTION:   Ask Wilson: Scope and Duty of American, Sol-: diers in Germany °:

WANTS TO KNOW  STATUS OF U.S. TROOPS ABROAD   RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT SESSION TODAY   Liguiry Made As To Extent of Authority of Marshal Foeh Over American Troops in  Germany.

STATUS AMERICAN ‘FORCES IN GERMANY   House Adouts Resolution Asking the President To Give Congress Information,

CONGRESS SEEKS LIGHT _ON STATUS OF SOLDIERS      ‘House Asks President to Give Informa  tdom on Scope of Duties of Amorican Forces in Germany

KINGSTON PLANS BIG HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS   Project Is Designed to Attract “Vessels Passing Through Panama -Canai.

TEXTILE UNION FAGING A CRISIS   Ee a ER eee  To Join the Wobs Is One Prohosal

TEXTILE UNION FACING A CRISIS   To Join the Wobs Is One Proposal

HUERTA 10 TAKE PRESIDENT § SEAT   CEREMONY BE SIMPLE AND LACKING IN POMP OF FORMER YEARS.   Portfolio New Mexican Cabinet Will Be Announced Immedia- — tely After President-Elect Takes Chair Tuesday. :

NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO SAYS HE IS ONE OF THE PEOPLE   HUERT( DECLARES HE WILL HELP PROLETARIAT AND AID IN Bf .ESS EXPANSION

PROVISIONAL MEX PRESIDENT IN STATEMENT   Announces on. the Eve of Inaugura tion That It Is Not a Supporter of a Faction

PRESIDENT HUERTA TO "BE INAUGURATED TOBA   Provisional Head of Mexica: Government Says He Is Not Por Any Candidate.

OTHER ELECTIONS.   Chicago Voted Out Five Aldermen Holding Office.

STREET CARS COLIDE IN NEW YORK   ONE MAN IS KILLED AND THIRTY TO FORTY PASSENGERS 4ReF INTTRPER

JOHNSON’S BOOM CAUSING WORRY   HMEPUBLICANS SCENT DANGER IN GROWING STRENGTH.   DO NOT WANT HIM NOMINATED   aut Fearfal of Bolt and Third Party Should He Be Yarned Down— Tarn Longingly Again to Herbert Hoover,

Hoover Looms. as Possible Compromise Candidate at Chicago Convention.

FOR ARBOR AND BIRD DAY   Governor Goodrich Issues A Procla. mation On The Annual  Bwont

HUGE BRIDGE SPAN SHIPPED FROM GARY, IND.   Sent to Alaska—Score of Cars Required— 504 Feet Long.

BANDIT ROBS SLEEPERS ON SP, LIMITED   Forces Brakeman (o Accompany Him Through Sleeper Cars and Arouse Passengers

QHIOAN §WOINDS TRAIN ROBBER   Bandit Falis From Car After Shot Three Times

‘PROJECT FAVORED HERE   COMBINATION ARMORY AND SPOCK PAVMLION PLAN ENDORSED AT MEET.  ING ON FRIDAY   WART ACTION AT ONCE   BIGGEST PROBLEM 10 HE SOLJED HOW TO RAISE MONEY FOR BUILDING

UOINT PROJECT — FAVORED HERE   COMBINATION ARMORE AND STOCK PAVILION PLAN ENDORSED AT MEET. “ING ON FRIDAY   WANT ACTION AT - ONCE   BIGGEST “PROBLEM TO BE - SOLVED. HOW. TO” RAISE MONEY FOR RUT DING

TROTZK Y-LENINE STILL LIVING, SAYS TELEGRAM   Message to Litvmoff Contradicts Rumors of Their Death.

AUTO COMPANY IS BANKRUPI   LIABILITIES ARE $900,000, WHILE ASSETS ARE HALF THAT SUM.

JN REDS BREAK A TRUCE   gHTING RESUMED WITH GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT WESEL.   prope Works at Essen Are Tarning out Munitions for Communtat Forces Now--Belgians Threat en io Take a Hand.

CITY REPLIES BY OMELLING NEW RED POSITION   Streets Are Quiet and Groups of Over Five Are Forbidden.   TRAFFIC ACROSS RHINE  : IS ENTIRELY STOPPED   Krupp Works at Essen Reported to Be Making Ammunition for the Radicals.

WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF VOTERS MEET   First Congress of New Organization Meets in Chicago

EYES OF WOMEN CAST WESTWARD IN EXPECTANCY   Suffragettes Jubilant With Only One State Needed for Ratification . 

CONGRESS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS   Replaces Womais Suffrage Association Which Ends When 36th Siute Ratilies.

WOMEN VOTERS IN FIRST MEET   Congress of League of Womer Voters in Session Today in Windy City

REDS. WIN SIBERIAN” TOWN   Soviet Regime Takes Charge of Affairs In ‘the Far East—Foes Disarmed.

FIRST AMERICAN TREATY FILED WITH LEAGUE   Treaties With ~Sweden Filed With Assembly of League

AMERICAN TREATIES FILED WITH LEAGUE   Text of Agreement Placed Be fore the League of Nations by Sweden Today:

FAG TAMERICA TREATIES FILE]   SWEDEN PRESENTS: TEXTS OF TWO AGREEMENTS To NATIONS LEAGUE

FIRST AMERICAN TREATIES FILEL   League Records Two Pact Between Sweden and the United States.

FIRST AMERICAN TREATIES FILED LEASUE NATIONS   Sweden Presents Tex lwo Agreements With United States.

U. $. PACTS WITH SWEDEN ON RECORD   Text of Two Agreements Filed  With League of Nations.

FIRST AMERICAN” ~~ TREATIES FILED   Officially On Record With League of Nations.

NEXT WEEK WITH MUCH OF ITS IMPORTANT WORK CO M- PLETED.   $zccho-Slovak Delegates Furnish only Onposition to Admission of Austria  —Expense of League i is or

“NSW TREATIES FILED.   Sweden Complies With One of New League Provisions.

Text of Two Agreements with America on Record with the League of Nations -

a. A. A. MEETS DEFEAT.   Weakened — by Loss oof Franklin, Downed in Slow Game.

GCAMANY HAS SDUNTER PROPOSAL   GERMANY PREPA RING LIST  OV ALLIED SOLDIERS   SIBERIAN = ROL SHEN Win  BULULLETHY   Siberian Bolsheviki May Enter Japan  Proper According to Late Advices,

GERMANY HAS COUNTER PROPOSAL   GERMANY PREPARING LIsT OF ALLIED SOLDIERS   SIBESIAN BOLSHEVIK! WIN.   Siberian Bolsheviki May Enter Japan  Proper According te Late Advices.

BOLSHEVIK “THREATEN 10 FNTER JAPAN   Fear Felt of Radical Forces — Island Is Captured.

AN rSuRtALS   Fear” They May Enter Japar Proper, ts Statement of Tekio Dispatch.

JAPAN MAY BE INVADED BY BOLSHEVIK!   DISPATCH TO HONULU PAPER TELLS OF FEAR EXPRESSED BY ISLAND GOR’'T

JAPANESE AFRAID BOLSHEVIK! MAY INVADE ISLANDS   Radical Forces Alread: Have Foothold on Island of Sakhalin

CAPTURE  THE CAPITAL OF SAKHALIN BY BOLSHEVIK  ‘ear Expres. sail Ther Will Next In  Fear Expressed They Will Next In vade Japan.

‘MENACE JAPAN   SIBERIAN BOLSHEVIKE HAVE CAPTURED SMPORTANT CITY.   IT MAY BE SERIOUS   POSSIBILITY THAT RUSSIANS MAY ENTER JAPAN PROPER.   Apparently: Large Red Forces Are Operating in Korea and Much - Trowkle May Resulf.

FEAR REDS MAY INVADE JAPAN   Siberian Bolsheviki Captured Alexandrovsk, Capital of island of Sakhalin   Japan Arranging For Evacu alion of Japanese Popula  . tion From Cily.

1lexandrovsk in Hands of Radicals and Japa: nese Government Ne. gotiating for Evacw ation of All Japanese

FEARBOLSHEVISTS MAY ENTER JAPAN   Capture of Sakhalin Accord‘ ing to Honolulu Japanese Paper Cablegram.

CAPITAL OF SAKHALIN FALLS INTO RED HANDS   Fear Felt That Radical Forces May Enter Japan Proper, According to Tokio  Advices. : :   ENTER THROUGH--KOREA:   Thought Likely the Wave of Invasion Wilk Sweep South from Vladivostok Neighborhead,

FEAR FELT BY JAPANESE   Reported That Siberian Bolshevists Capture Alexandrovsk ;

JAPAN FACES RED MENACE   Messages to Honolulu Re» port Important . Ad... vanees by Soviets. .   KOREAN SITUATION ‘IS BECOMING GRAVE

OF THE CAPITAL OF SAKHALIN BY BOLSHEVIK   Fear Expressed They Will Next In vade Japan.

BOLSHEVIK! TAKE ~ ALEXANDROVSK      Fear Felt That Radical Forces May - Enter Japanese Territory, Says Tokio Dispatch.

BULGHEVIA! NOW INVAGING JAPAN   SIBERIAN RADICALS CAPT URE TOWN ON ISLAND OF SAKHALIN,   FEAR FUTURE ATTACKS   Japan Reported to Be in Fear of Invasion of Nippon By the Forces of the Radical Russians.

RUGOIAN REDS ARE MENACING JABAN   Cajiture af Alexshdvavsk, on’ ts  Mant of Sakhalin, Causes Concera it: Nippon >» fe   RADICALS  MAY: ADVANCE      AKMALIN 18 STE PING STON} . 2 SOVAPANS :      Anarchy Pebvails Fit) “Odexsn—. Street. Fighting Follows ‘Cape: ture of Wack Sea. Port! by Bolshevik Freed: !

Siberian Bolsheviki Captures ; Alexandrovsk, Capital of   Nippon Island.   ANARCHY IN ODESSA   ‘Street Fighting in Imporiant ! Ciiy Recentiy Captured by Soviet.

FORD'S NAME ON THE BALLOT   Sufficient Nember ef Signers te Give Him Standing in Verment.

Bride of Actor Demands Apparel and Leaves When He Is Obliged to Hefuse.

SEN. NEW I$ CALLED INTO CONFERENCE   Republican Politicians See in the Preference Shown Indiana  : Senator a Real New  i Alignment   SEN, WATSON HOLDS NOT IT

FAVOR SHOWN SENATOR NEW.   Friends of Senator Watson Feef President-Elect Has Given New Unfair Advantage.

More’ Troops. P bably. Wil “Be Sent to. Scene of: Sun. day’s Wholesale Murder.   25 ARE KNOWN: TO HAVE BEEN. KILLED

Tremendous Police and Military Ac tivity Seen in All Parts of Ireland Much Firing Thruout Cork; Mor Troops Likely

Miltary, Constabulary and Sinn Feiners ‘Engage ‘in All Day. Fight in Which: Scores Were Killed and. Many injured—: "Many Women. Participated in the Rioting-—Body of Gal.’  way Priest Found.

WAR DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS DISPATCHING OF NEW FORCE TO ISLAND   MANY ARE KILLED   Londan Awalts Fearfully For Detailed Account of What Oc. curred Sunday in Dublin—Civil  Strife On,

MURDER STALKS  DUBLIN ON SUNDAY   25 Killed and 100 More o1 Less Seriously Wounded in Sunday Clashes.   Shooting Takes Place at Foot ball Game in One of the City Parks.

MURDER STALKS  IN DUBLIN CITY   Twenty-Five ive Reported Killed and.Over 100 Were Wounded —

26 KILLED, TOLL -OF DUBLIN HORROR   City's Fear of Reprisals Proved “Unfounded,

Raids” and: Arrests Made. in’“All Directions ‘Following’ Sune: -- day Disturbances’ ~         PROMINENT MEN: TAKEN’ ‘, ’ BY ENGLISH. MILITARY   Boy Ten Years Old and Man of Seventy Shot. During ®: a Aftermath “of ~Risting™

Sensation Created by Wholesale Murders is Equal to That of Easter Rebellion in 1916 — Communication Between Londen avid Ireland  Broken.

HEPRISAL VIOLENCE AND TERRIFIC OUTBREAKS OF MURDER SWEEP IREL ANY      ‘Bloody Sunday” Al Dublin Resulis In Deaths of Thirt : While Seventy Others Ave Wanndad:

IRISH CITIES ARE RAIDED   POLICE AND MILITARY ACTIVITY ON TREMENDOUS SCALE.   WHOLE COUNTRY COMBED OVER   SEARCH GOING ON FOR MEN CONe CERNED IN KILLINGS.   Imeessunt Firing in Dublin in Early Part ef Evening—Hoase ef Come mons at Londer Scene of a Cellisiesr.

nik mite   Military Activity in AM Parts of Country is Tremendous,         BOY AND AGED MAN SHOT; RAIDS REPORTED   Much Firlog in Cork —Thaes ty-six Arrests at Queens.” {own—Papers Seized,

AIDS, ScARCHES AND ARRESTS MADE iN ALL PARTS OF IRELAND BY PAILITARY FORCES AND POLIC!   of 10 and Man of 70 Are Shot; Many Vocuments Are Seized; 36 Are Arrested at Queenstown; Houses in Vicinity of Galway  Are Burned; Kidnaped Constable Released.

Fourteen Officers Are Killed at Bublin and Open Insurrection Follows.   LONDON AWAITS OUTCOME

MORE TROOPS: a BE aM ~~ INTOIRELAND   Clashes In. Dublin Sanday ; Re: 8 * sulted it Probably Tweaty-  : Five ‘Deaths,      REPORTS’ ‘TODAY MBAGRE   London Anxiously Hoping. This ’ * Outbreak May Prove ‘> Binal One. °

RED MURDER APPALLSIRELAND   DUBLIN STREETS AND PARKS WERE BATTLE FIELDS.   MORE THAN 100 WERE WOUND_ ED AND FIRES STARTED,   Last Murderous Outbreaks ‘Seems '. to Have. Been the Result of: '- Black and Tan”. Reprisals.

Orgy of Slaying — Terrorizes City; ~Rioting Dies Dowr   Sunday’s Revel of Assassination and Wholesale Shooting, Results in 26 Dead and Near _ 160 in Hospitals; Football Park i  to Das ey

LONDON IN FEAR; NEW TROOPS MAY BE DISPATCHED   Reports From Ireland Stop Suddenly; Cause Is Not Known.

MANY KILLED IN MIO UPHEAVAL   Dublin Streets Run Red Police Are Killed in Conflict.

SOLDIERS FIRE ON CROWD; 70 BELIEVED HURT   London, Awaits Anxiously Further ' News; Brief Message Says  Dublin Is Quiet.   ADDITIONAL TROOPS — MAY BE DISPATCHED TO IRELAND AT ONCE

POLICE CONTINUE RAIDS IN IRELANI   Two Are Shot During Dublin ' Disturbances; Incessant Firing 's Heard   SINN FEINERS ARRESTED   DeValera Compares Dublir Incident to Armitsar Massacre In India

TWENTY-SIX BEAD, 70 IN HOSPITALS; DUBLIN IS QUIET   _ Aporebansion Over Reprisais Foltowing Assassinations Unfounded   SCENE IN PARLIAMENT   Wertbers of House of Commons Lome te Blows Over Dixeussion of Irish S!quation and Sitting Is Suspended; Bilbog dntvide City Reported,

RAIDS, SEARCHES AND ARRESTS IN ALL DIRECTIONS   Tremendous Police and Military Activity All Through Ireland on Monday.

DUBLIN COMBED BY POLIGE; CITY NU SUTROUNDED   Military Activity in All Parts of Country is Tremendous.   BOY AND AGED MAN SHOT; RAIDS REPORTED   Much Firing in Cork—Thirs ty-six Arrests at Queens.  town—-Papers Seized,

“epee oe EE GU, Some erage  ['WENTY-SIX PERSONS ARE:DEAD AND: SEVENTY OTHERS. IN:HOSPITALS AS: _. RESULT OF DAY’S ORGY IN DUBLIN:

IRELAND (i SCENE OF BLOODY RIOTING   TOLL OF LIFE IN SUNDAY’S DISTURBANCE AT DUBLIN IS NOW 26.   GOVERNMENT  CRITICISED   Sngl.'sh Newspapers Blame Policy of the Government For Recurrences uf Acts of Reprisals.

‘SABBATH DISORDERS ADD APPALLING CHAPTER TO IRELAND’S TRAGEDIES   Apparently Deliberate Shooting of Fourteen Men Who For Most Part Were Military Officers Followed By Raid On Crowd at Football.Game  In Which Many Are Killed and Wounded.

CITY IS BURNING AFTER RIOTS AND POLICE REPRISALS   14 Soldiers Shot Dead; 10 Slain In Raid On Football Game.

TROOPS CHARGE FOOTBALL CROWD— SINN FELNERS FIRE ON SUSPECTS SENT TO ARREST ASSASSIN SUS. PECTS IN DEATHS—LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN APPEALS FOR PROTECTION

BELIEVED FINAL QUTBURST CF RIOH INFRIGUE   DISORDERS BEGIN WITH DE LIBERATE SHOOTING OF MILITARY OFFICERS

FIGHTING IN IRELAND   Police and Miltary Activity Felt Thruout Country

30 KILLED AT DUBLIN   BLACK AND TAN TAKE BIG TOLL SUNDAY   SLAY SLEEPING OFFICERS   Slaughter Attributed To Recent Court-Martia) Activity

ASSASSINATION AND REPRISALS IN DUBLIN   Fourteen Military and Police Officers Are Killed. Black and Tans Raid Ball Park and General Terror Reions In City.

LAND Wk      Gg: THE SINN. FEIN OLTBREAKS SEVER. AL MORE SHOOT. are aoe   Geilish Cabinet ' Seriously  ' ‘Thinks of Sending More Treops to that Disturbcd Country—Matter is Vedop Advisement.

Appalling Chapter Of Tragedy Started With The Murder Of Fourteen Military Officers

‘Over 25 Killed, Hundred or More i Seriqusly Wounded; 14 Army ; Officers Slain by frish   NEWSPAPERS APPEAL FOR REIGN OF MARTIAL LAW

MURDER STALKS UNCHECKED ON IRISH STREETS   England May Be Forcec to Military Rule in lreland.

MANY DEAD AFTER SOLDIER FIRED ON IRISH CROWD      Wholesale Shooting Causes A hension by Dublin that Reprisais Would Follow.

BRITISH TROOPS SLAUGHTER IRISH _ FOR REPRISALS   Raid Ball Park Witt Machine Guns After ~~ Officers Are Slain.

26 ARE DEAD AND. 1 WOUNDED   From, _ Xestordiy's:, Mneders.-and, “Croke Park Massacre. *   CITY. QUIET THIS. MORNING:   But Killings Take Place in “Vartaws Other Sections—Lord Mayor ' of " Dublin Asks Protection

RAIDS MA DE “Wy MULITARY   Arests Reported tn All Parts at itelaad,   FIRIKG TH DUBLIN “AHO. CORK      he cab es ap. Bandits:

BLACK AND TANS KILL 30 PERSONS   Force Way lato Dublin Pari ' Park and Fire on 15,000,   BRITISH OFFICERS SLAIN   Fourteen Reported’ Dead and Si) Wounded in Various. Parts of Gity Buspect Well.Laid Flan.

GUARD PLACED. AROUND DUBLIN   incessant Firing Marks Raids ir Capitat—Violence Continues in Country.

PLAN 10 ‘SEND MORE TROOPS ~ INTO IRELAND 1S REPORTED   [rouble of Suaday May Have Complete Time of Parliament For Discussion. Football Game at Dublin Was ‘“‘Shot Up” Londen Appez2rs to Be Anxious

ASSASSINATIONS AND REPRISALS RESULT IN NUMEROUS FATALITIES   After Murder of Fourteen Men at Dublin Suriday_ Morning, “Black and Tans” Fire On Crowd  ~ During Football Game.

MANY SAID TO BE KILLED IN DUBLIN RIOTS   WAR OFFICE CONSIDERS SEND. ING FORCES TO STOE TROUBLES; HIGH CONST: ABLE SHOT BY RIOTERS

FIRES IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE GIT’   Sending of More Troops t« Ireland Considered

RAIDS MADE BY Ml MILITARY   A rests Reported. In All Parts  of ireland.   FARING IN DUBLIN AND CORK

THEIR MACHINE GUNS OVERLOOK THE PARK   Stampede Ensues when Black and Tans Begin Firing Into Crowd and Many are Trampled and Bruised — Officers are Said to Have Been Searching for Gunmen who Committed Morning Murders in City—Varving Versions

MURDER STALKS IN DUBLIN   British Soldiers Fire Into Football Crowd-—Wholesale Assassinations Occur,

ARITA NEEDS ME TROOPS 10 > QUIET JBELAN   nae ee Vow ‘Revolution tloris Sicuadlon int     Outnr ak “oti ae MIVHES 4           ‘BATTLE IN-CITY OF DUBLIN   a wt OER aa % ‘Shin Peiners “Attack. Poller ‘anil Volice Retallite by Wriag. oi Football Crowd,

WG LOSE CIVES IN PANIC WHICH  JCCURS AT FOOTBALL GAME WHEN _ BLACK AND TANS FIRE ON CROWD   ourteen Others Are Killed in What Is Said to  Have Been a Pre-Arranged Military Attack on Officers and Former Officers in Their Lodgings in Various Parts of Dublin.

MEAGRE REPORTS PLAGE « DUBLIN MURDERS AT 25   } BEERS See — fee Serene x INsorders in Ireland, Which Brit‘ish Claim Subdued, Break Out Afresh,   FEW MESSAGES FROM CITY REPORT SPREAD OF FIRES    Greatest Sensation Produced Sines the Days of Baster Riots © in 1916.      MINISTERS IN CONFERENCE   London Eagerly Awaits Announce- ment of Any New Bteps in. _ the Emergency.

70 OTHER PERSONS INJURED   14Army Officers  Are Among Dead-Outbreak Similar to 1916 Revolt— EnglandMay Send More Troops to Country.

ARMY OFFICERS ARE  DONE 10 DEATH  AT THEIR HOMES   Fifteen Killed, Six ~Wounded iz Simultaneous Raids on ‘Their Residences; Reign of Terror im Ireland Is Launched .

BRITISH GOVERNMENT MAY EMPLOY MARTIAL LAW TO BRING PEACE   Late Developments Tend to Dis prove Claims Solution Of Troubles is Near.   TWENTY-SIX KILLED SUNDAY   Sending Of Additional Troops To Irelane Is Seriously Considered At London.

Yesterday's Disorders Began. Wit Apparently Deliberate Shoat~ fg of Fourteen Wen

POLICE AND MILITARY ACTIVE. IN. ALL PARTS” OF IRELAND YESTEROA   Raids, Searches and:Arrests In Al Directions—City Of Dublin i  Surreundect,

DEATH TOLL FOR SUNDAY REACHES 26   Military and Populace Clash. London Anxiously Awaits Full Details of Trouble— May Send Troops.

TAKE BIG TOLL FOR MURDER OF {4 IN MILITARY   Foes of Sinn Fein Turn Machirié —~Gonson 15.000 at Football: Match as Swift Vengeance for Raids.      MORE SLAIN IN NIGHT. RIGT:   Fire in Several Places Adds 10 Terror -- Assassinations <** Feared in England.

URDER STALKED DUBLIN STREETS  FIRE FOLLOWS RIOT   MORE THAN A SCORE OF PER SONS KILLED IN SUNDAY ENCOUNTERS    Outbreak Is Regarded as the Mast Sensational Since Easter Re-) bellion of 1916   Sending of Further Troeps to Ireland Under Serious Consideration Today !

24 KILLED, 10 ~TNVURED: SINK ~—-FFINERS RIOT   ‘Dublin Situation More Men. acing Than Ever Before— Rush Troops To Ireland   OFFICIALS FEAR TERROR MAY SPREAD TO ENGLAND   Black And Tan Police Fire On Crowd At Hockey Game In Corke Park

MURDER STALKS IN DUBLIN   Twenty-Five Persons Slair and a Hundred Wounded Sunday.   FOURTEEN OFFICERS WERE MURDERED   Raid By Black and Tans a Public Park Started the Killing.

THIRTY KILLED AG BLACK AND TAN FIRE INTO GROWD   Spectators at: Football Gam: _ Victims. of Machine’ Guns In ‘Hands-of Police’    MANY TRAMPLED TO DEATH   Enter Park to- Search Crowd , for Weapons on: Persons tinder ‘Suspicion:

BLACK AND TANS FIRE AT CROWD IN FOOTBALL FIELD; (0 SLAIN; SCORES INJURED   14 Officers Also Shot, Report; London May Send Additional Troops to Scene of Wild Rioting; Commnuication Cut Off.

Orgy of Assassination ~ and Wholesale Killing Results in 26 Deaths   Trains Halted and Motoring in Dublin ‘Barred “as British Search for Slayers of ‘Army- Officers,

COLDEST MURDER STALKS THROUGH DUBLIN'S STREENS   London Receives Meage  Reports of Day of Appal “ing Disorder on IrishCity’s Thoroughfares   FOURTEEN ARMY OFFICERS SHOT DOWN   FUGITIVE SINN FEINERS SUP POSED TO HAVE LED REPRISAL-SEEKING MOB; MORE ENG-  LISH FORCES SENT

y SFLEET EARNS. ~~ BIELION GROSS   Chairman Benson Says This _ Money Stayed in America for Use — in Commerce.

MERCHANT FLEET EARNS A BILLION   CHAIRMAN BENSON SAYS U. § VESSELS NOW CONSTITUTE A GREAT FLEET.

i MECHEM FOR GOVERNOR   ANS PICK SOCORRG JURIST FOR HIGH \CE OF GOVERNOR

WAGE DEFLATION 16 BEGUN IN COUNTR)   bE  * 3 *  REPORTS INDICATE SALARIED  . MEN, T00, ARE CAUGHT ~ IN: PRESSURE.

WAGE CUTTING HAS BEGUN   THOUSANDS REPORTED OUT OF WORK IN LABOR CENTERS, < 7 t   a 4.  MEN ARE LAID OFF AS RESULT ECONOMIC PRESSURE,   \ ae . < In Sonte Instances Factories Which Have Closed Down Re-open With 20 Per Cent Cut.

iow Wool, Cotton, Hides, Corn and Other Farm Products Are Leading the Way for Cutting of Large Salaries and High Rents— larmers Are Facing Bankruptcy.

HARYLAND HAS” LARGE GROWTH ~ IN POPULATION   “Hl CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCEMENT SHOWS 154,. 264, ADDED TO STATE'S  RESIDENTS — MASSACHTWWePPre Ant ATII A   One-Fifth’ of People of Whole Country-in 33- Large Cities, Maryland’s Growth Biggest  of Anv penn

MASS, POPULATION, 3.081.515, CREASE OF 406,199 1N 10 YEAR   This State in Last 10 Years Had Its Third Largest Populat'nn Inecraaca in History :

BIG GROWTH 1S  SHOWN   By The Census Of Maryland   Maryland REPORT MADE”  Also Gives Masaadiasetts A Big In-       REPORT MADE

MARYLAND 11.9 PERCENTER   Growth: in’ Poputauien in Past ‘Tex Years Is Reported: By Cenans  Rorenai.

MARYLAND MAKES BIG GAIN   Population Shows Largest Increase In Any Decade.

Police of Windy City Half Hour Later Riddlé Robber’s Body with Revolver Shots.—_ Waa Bad Man of the “Gentleman” Ty Satchel Containing Loot Recovered.— rs est Train Rahherv in Years.

GOES FROM PULLMAN TO MAIL GAR, TIES FIVE CLERKS, Off AT CHICAGO, WAGES 2 DUELS

Young Railway Mail Clerk Enters Mail Car Near Chicago and After Binding Five Clerks Gets Away With SRO OOD   IS KILLED AFTER SIEGE AND BATTLE IN APARTMENT

Posloffice Clerk Turns Bandit for Brief Career Causing One of the Most Sensatjonal Battlesin Chicago   “EASY WHEN YOU HAVE INSIDE INFORMATION”   Policeman Mortally Wounded Before Rifle Squad Beseiges Man in Apartment House and Kills Him

Secretar: es of Both Elks Order and ‘Cotntry Club Are Placed : Under Arrest.

TOLD FRISCO TO LIFT LID   DELEGATES WHO NAMED COX HAD & 40-BARREL SUPPLY OF BOOZE.   Officiala Frankly Admit They Cewne mive@ to Break “Dry! Law, Saying Washington Ordered Lid. Ofe  fer Democratic Convention. }

“HIGH OFFICIAL” . GIVES PERMISSION   “Let Others Explain,” Says  Health Officer Who Wrote Blank Prescription.  -~_-_—- wens: ree ee   40 BARRELS VISITORS” SUPPLY

POLICE FEAR MISSING — GIRL PUT 10 StA IN AN OPEN BOAT   Searchers Comb Waters for Laura §. Fletcher, of Gloucester, Mass.   WHITE DORY DISAPPEARS  Hair and Donned  Overalls.

Rich Girl Clips Her Hair, Dons ‘Overalls, Flees   Millionaire's ‘Daughter. 17. I Seen Riding Alone Far - -Ovrts Sea.

Gloucester Police Fear That Louisa Fletcher Who Ran Away From Heme Maw Be Dead.

COMMUNICATION HAS SHARP.POINT   BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE AFTER CITY LANDLORD WHO  PROPITEERING.   MUST PAY THE FIDDLER

JAILS ARE NEARLY EMPT\   As Result of Ban on Liquor.--The State Board af Charities Have Issued Report

INDIANA JAILS. ARE NOW DEPOPULATED   FEWER PRISONERS IN CUSTODY NOW THAN AT ANY TIME DURING TWENTY YEARS

PRIEST 2ND IN RACE, HAY 3RD   Returns From Rural Disiricts Swell Pluralities of Atkinson and Hyde in Fient fer Gubernatorial Nomination.

DWIGHT F. DAVIS LOST TO SPENCEE      FORMER 35TH DIVISION OFFI CER CONCEDES NOMINATION   ‘Majorities to Other Present Office Holders in the Missouri Primaries

..SPAULDING “OFFICIAL” BAS KET BALL SUPPLIES. FRED KE. TRIPP HDW. CO.   PRICE OF COTTON Goops REDUCED 33 1-3 PER CERT

COTTON GOODS FACTORY ANNOUNCES PRICES fl   Amoskeag Company Makes Ef. fective Reduction of 33 1- a Per Cent

MANUFACTURED CONOR GOODS ARE REDUCED ONE THIRD IN PRICE: BY AMOSKEAG HILLS

COTTON GOODS PRICES BREAK THIRTY-THREE 4-3 PER CENT   Cut Effective At Once Aa nounces Amoskeg Mfg. Company.

UCTON i CTE GOODS ANNOUNCED   Amoskeag Says ys That Manufactured-Goods Will be “Decreased Thirty-three Per Cent in Price at Once. —Unsettled Conditions the Reason

KNIGHT BOARD ADDS NEW NAMES TO ORIGINAL LIS]   Adheres to Recommendation: for Naval Awards and Adds Others

KNIGHT BOARD STANDS BY ITS FIRST AWARDS   Recommendations For Naval De corations Not Materially Changed.   FEW NAMES ARE ADDED   Reconvened After Daniels-Sim: Controversy, Follows the Original Theory.

MEN ARE LISTED. FOR DECORATIONS   KNIGHT BOARD MAKES PRACTICALLY NO CHANGE IN FIRST SELECTIONS.

MEDAL AWARDS NOT CHANGED BY INVESTIGATION   Additions of New Names Since Sims-Daniels Row is Only Difference

[T'S NOW UP TO GERMANY   French Officer Says Period of Occu pation Limited to Two Weeks  Pian nm

FIVE AUTOISTS DIE IN RIVEZ   Police Hunt Bodies of Men Whi Plunged Into Stream Near Portiand, Ore.

CAPE CANAL . AGAIN OPEN TO SHIPPING   Waterway Opened for : Time To Allow Coal Barges To Pass.

FARM FEDERATION QUESTIONS NOMINEES   CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES MAKE FRANK REPLIES AS TO THEIR VIEWS.

PROGRAMME FOR STATE CONVENTION   INDIANA FEDERATION OF FARMERS ORGANIZATIONS ALSO GETS FAVORABLE REPLIES TO QUERIES TO CANDIDATES.

State They Helped-Him to Gain Land gnd Wealth He Has Accumulatec and Object to His Giving it Away ‘In Presents,

ASK FOR AGUARDIAN   CLAIM AGED MAN 18 SQUANDER. ING MONEY. ‘i   COURT REQUESTED TO INTERFERE   State They Helped-Him to Gain Land and Wealth He Has Accumulated and Object to His Giving it Away ‘In Presents.

DRUG FAILS TO MAKE CHESTER TALK AGAIN   When Ether Treatment Breaks Down, Physician Says He is Convineed Prisoner Is Shamming.

CHESTER WOULDN'T TALK IN THE TEST MADE TODA)   Kansas City Prisoner Didn’t Allow the Ether to Affect Him.

CTIMINAL AGTICN AGAIN] OUGAR IDARDERG IN OMAHA ELD UP 168,000 POUND   Paimer Gets Agreement From Refiners to Stop Gambling in Form of Speculative Resales of Sugar by Dealers.

168,000 POUNDS SEIZED BY U. S. IN WAREHOUSES  ate tame pe  Lever Act To Be Used To Place Guilty In Federal Pen.

FEDERAL OFFICERS SEIZE SUGAR IN OMAHA STORAGE   Total of 168,686 Pounds Secured Fol lowing Raids by UL 8. Officials      CRIMENAL ACTION STARTED AGAINST THE OWNERS   Men Having the Sugar on Hand Will He Charged with Woarding

HOARDING SUGAR   Omaha Parties Charged With Heard ing 358,000 Pounds of Sugar,'Contrary to Lever Act.

HAS LOST FAITH IN FRANCE   Bet Bolsheviet Minister Predicts Cordtal Relations With the United States.

STATE FEDERATION MERTING.,   Annual Convention of Labor Organ vation Open in Altoona.

BOOZE BANDIT IS_ SLAIN   Detectives Surprise Truck Bandits at Fashionable Home in Kansas City.

Detectives Surprise Truck Bandits at Fashionable Home in Kansas City.

BOOZE BURGLARS, RAN INTO PARTY   One Killed and Anather Severely Wounded When They Tried to Get K. C. Qi! Man's Stock

THUENES ATTEMPT TO GET PRIVATE STOCK OF WHISKEY: FOILER   RIFLE AND REVOLVER FIGHT DEVELOPS WHEN EFFORT OFr  BURGLARS IS STOPPED,

Kansas City Booze Robbers Interrupt Party; One Dead Another Fatally Wounde

DANES WIN IN THE PLEBISCITE   Schleswig Votes Overwhelmingly to Cast Off the Control of Germany.   PARTIAL RETURNS PORTEND THIS RESULT   German Reports Say That Teutons Were Successful at the Polls.

Wreck Door To Bank Vault To Release Teller   But After Frantic Wrecking of Big Door, Prisoner is Not Found.   ILLINOIS TOWN HAS SENSATION

BIG BANK VAULT MYSTERY STIRS OTTAWA TODAY  TIMALIIALIT TLIT RA ALIIER uWAn      THOUGHT THE CASHIER WAS LOCKED IN VAULT: NOT THERE.

AUTO BANDITS GET COIN   With Gunn Drawn, Drive Employes and Patrons Into the Bank

SUM OF $152,407.06" WAS DISTRIB “UTED TO FARMERS DURING JANUARY. ,

PAY ROLL $13,549.94 AT THE WILDL PLANT   LOCAL MILK PLANT PAIO $166 289.36 TO FARMERS IN MONTH OF DECEMBER.

PLANTING IS UNDER WAY.   Thousands of Tomato Vhlantis are Now Being Placed in the Fields, -

MELON SEASON COMING TO END   NEARLY NINE HUNDRED CARLOADS VALLEY CANTALOUPES ARE SHIPPED ouT

NEARLY NINE HUNDRED: CAR. LOADS VALLEY CANTALOUPES  ARE SHIPPED our .

IS GIVEN WAR MEDAL   VIRGH. CUNNINGHAM, EMPLOYEE OF PENNSY FORCE, 1S AWARDED ONE.

OWN TICKE   Ave Divvtisfied with the Menbli aan Pietiorm sed May Pot Up Candidate

Drys, Peeved At G.O. P., Are To Enter Race   Prohibition Leader Avers Republica Have Dodged Wet and Dry I.sue—Hope for Little Better From the Demoe rate.

DRYS FOR M’ADOO BUT WON'T HAVE GOVERNOR COX   UNLESS TAR PEMOCRATS COME CLEAN THEY SAY. THEY WIL PUT OUT TICKET © OF THETR wit’;

DAY PRESIDENTIAL TIGKET PLANNED   UITTLE HOPE iS HELD THAI DEMOCRATS’ SLATE WILL BE 100 PERCENT.

WILL HAVE CANDIDATE   Prohibition Party ts Fianning  Presidential Ticket.

BRYAN AND JOHNSON ARE WETS’ CHOICE   Hinshaw Premises Third Ticket of Anti-Drys ‘ in Field.

WILSON THANKS HINES FOR RAILROAD SERVIC   Retiring Director of Railroad. Get: Words of Appreciation From the President—Snueressor is Selected

PRESIDENT THANKS HINES -FOR SERVICE   Rail Director Who Retires in May Picks Successor in Office.

WILSON PRAISES _ WALKER D. HINES   PRESIDENT SAYS HE FEELS DI RECTOR GENERAL WAS OF SERVICE TO COUNTRY

DEATH HARVEST TOTAL GROWS AS TREMORS GO ON   Another Violent Shock, Worse Than First, Occurs in Po Valley   THOUSANDS HOMELESS   THREE SCORE VILLAGES AND TOWNS ARE LAID DESOLATE BY TUESDAY’S QUAKE.

ANOTHER QUAKE IN ITALY CAUSES MORE DAMAGE TO TOWNS   Before Recovering F om Effects of Previous ake a New One is Reported.—Severs Shakeup Reported From  Ct, $f nena ca

TOLL OF DEAD INCREASED BY NEW REPORTS   Hundreds Killed, Thou sands Homeless; King  Renders Aid.

ANOTHER BIG SHOCK   Violent Quake Occurs in Emi lia District, Italy

HUNDREDS PERISH IN QUAKE DISASTER IN HALY TUESDAY   DEATH TOLL GROWS AS RESCUE WORK PLRO-. GRESSES SLOWLY.   New Shocks Felt in Florence, Tottering Structures Pall

ITALY 1S ROCKED BY: NEW QUAKE   Heavy Loss ls Reported in the Provinces in Emilia Area.   THIRD DAY OF DISTURBANCE   Terror Growa’ as Temblor Region  Spreads—Relief Work fe Handi. — capped—San Jose, Cal.) Feels  Quiver, but No Damage.

if 1055 OF SIFE GROWS HEAVIER   THER DESTRUCTIVE VARTHQUAKE TODAY       FARTHOUAKE KILLS HUNDSEDS       The Earthquakes In Sections of Italy Five Prayen (he Most Destructive  “Felt In Many Years.

UNOREDS KILLED Y QUAKE SHODKS N UTALTAN TOWNS   Number of Killed Steadily Growing As Reports of Quake Come In, It Is Stated.   ANOTHER SHOCK IS FELT   Latest Shaking of Earth Felt This Morning and it Is More Violent Than Others.

TOLL AN HTALIAR EARTH CH AGKS GATWINE   Victims in Two Towns Numbe 556—Tremors Felt in 6 Towns Render More Thai 10,000 Homeless.   BULLETIN,

432 ARE DEAD IN ONE TOWN SAY REPORTS   Reports of More Towns Be ing Wiped Out Come in Falteringly,   EIGHT PROVINCES IN AREA OF DISTURBANCE

TOLL 1S — GROWING   Violent Earthquake Comes on Heels of Tuesday's Catas. trophe, Causing Huge Loss of Life and Propriety.   REPORTS FROM OUTLYING DISTRICTS SWELL Loss   Paralysis of Wire Communication Hampers Relief Work and Delays Details of North Italy Disaster.

KING VICTOR AIDS STRICKEN   Aged Monarch Heads Relie! In Italy.   300 PERSONS ARE DEAD   Scores of Cities Ruined By Earthquake in Mountains in Italy.

Late Reports of Italian Ear quake Horror Adds to — Death List.   ADDITIONAL SHOCKS DELAY RELIEF WO    Church Collapses as Celebrates Mass, Worshippers.

New Shocks Rock Florence and Nearby Points; Delay Work of Rescue.   QUARRY DISTRICT IS BADLY AFFECTED   Convulsion Shatters Church and Kills Worshippers; One Priest Dies.

ITALIAM QUAKE TOLL   Another Siesmic Disturbanve--Heavs Leath List Gradually Mount- . ing Up.

556 Deaths In Italy’s Quake ©   Italian Governmental and Private Relief Agencies Search For Bodies.in Ruins Near Florence

ANOTHER QUAKE IN. ITALY CAUSES MORE DAMAGE TO TOWN:   Before Recovering From Effects of Previous Quake a New One is Reported.—Sevets Shakeup Reported’ From California.

ANOTHER VIOLENT QUAKE.   Occurs in Emilia District, Italy. With Disastrous  : : Results.

MORE THAN 400 PERSONS KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE   Northern Italy Suffers From Shocks — ongregations Killed While Worshipping.

LOT OF DEAD Lo GROWING IN —TTRLY “QUAKE   Over Four Hundred Dead at Fivizzano and 124 Deaths at Vignatta--Thousands are Fomalers

DEATH TOLL GOES HIGHER IN QUAKE IN NORTH ITALY   Each New Report In creases List Of Casu alties And Damage.

4IVIV PAV UGINIS  SECOND QUAKE IN ITALY TOOK LIVES TODAY   Shock More Violen Than Fatal One \. of Tuesday.

HUNDREDS OE WN EARTHOUIAKE   Bn as  Disturbances of The Earth in Italy. Cause Much Damage.:  SHOCKS ARE. RENEWED

IDEATH TOLL IN ITALIAN EARTH SHOCK REACHES THREE HUNDRED   Many Devastated Villages Are Located in Almost Inaccessible Mountain Regions, Greatly Retarding Work  of Rescue Parties.

FIVE ITALIAN TOWNS ROCKED BY VIOLENT SHOCKS; DAMAGE HEAVY   Total Dead Nearly A Thousand; Scores Of Villages Al-‘most Wiped Out.:   REILLETING   BULLETIN

ANOTHER VIOLENT QUAKE.      Occure’in Emilia, District, Italy, ‘With Disastrous Results.

OVER 400 DEAD WITH THE Ua] CANWING fAILY   Work of Relief Handicapped by Difficulty of Reaching Ruined Towns in the Manrtaing   HEW SHOCKS: OF LESSER  INTENSITY. FELT TODAY   More than Fifty Dead Reportec from One Village Alone

Workmen In Many Plants Have Armed Themselves; Efforts To Salve Situation Continua -

MORE TREMORS DELAY WORK OF BELIEF GREW   Priest and Worshippers Struc! Down While Celebrating Mass   KING VICTOR MAKES OLD WOMAN HAPP‘   Pope Benedict Directs Cardinal to Lend Aid-and Distribute Supplies

QUAKE CAUSES GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN ITAL}   Cities and Villages Shaztered Great Property Damage Reported.

SECOND QUAKE CAUSES HEAWY (055 OF LWES   Italy (s Revisited by Disaster Reported Worse Than One Occurring Tuesday.   LIST OF VICTIMS FROM FIRST QUAKE GROWING   More Than 500 Killed.and-1,000 Injured in Two Villages;. . 10,000 Homeless.

LIVES LOST, HOMES DAMAGED IN EMILIA   More Than 500 Dead, 100( Hurt in Previous Quake

Ty AGAIN SUFFERS FROM DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKE -_ HUNDREDS. OF PEOPLE Ait   Many ‘Small Towns: and: Villages Wrecked—Mlich Suffering - For Want of Food,Medicine and Shelter For the Vietims 327 Reported. Dead in Florence. —

Mani ‘Small Towns and: Villages Wrecked—Much: Suffering ‘Por Want of Food, Medicine and Shelter For the ict 7 _ 327 Reported Dead in Fl orence.

TOLL OF DEATH IN EARTHQUAKE enn STE ANI   Latest Advices ‘from Fivizzano Bring Total of Dead There Alone to.423; in Vignatti 124  “are Dead. and 1,000 Hurt   NEW SHOCKS SHAKE DOWN  TOTTERING STRUCTURES   Relief Work Proceeds Under Difficulties -Throughout the . North Italian Region Desnlated by Seismic Disturbance

Five More Districts Racked By Temblors. Described as More Violent Than That of Tuesdav; People Terrorized   Death Toll Placed at 432, With 1000 Injured; 10,000 Are Made Home Ruins ‘of Barga Give Up 50 Dead

Se     Communication Par‘tially Restored Re. veals Tremendous Loss Suffered in Northern Italy on Tuesday.

‘CUNARD HEADS DENY "VALERA IS.ON LINER   Admit he May be Stowawa Heading for France.

IF DE VALERA SAILS HE S. STOWAWAY   Steamship Officials: Deny That _Ncirish_:President Is... Passenrer, .-

EXPECT PASSAGE”: OF IMMIGRATION MEASURE   Supporters of Bill Win First Skirmish z

OPA CONFERENCE MAY BE ABANDQNE   Belief is Current in Europe That the. Specialists. Have   Made it More Unlikely That  “Germany Will Live up to The Peace Terms.

MAY ABANDON SPA MEET   German Election Resulls May Change Status of Treaty.

SPA CONFERENCE MAY-NOT OCCUR   Planned Gathering of Alliec and German Diplomats Likely to Be Abandoned.   GERMAN ELECTION CAUSE

PROTECT LABOR, ‘URGES HARDING. IN TARIEF SURE H   {By Raymond Clapper, United Press "Staff Correspondent:] ;

HARDING IN BITING TALK ON DEMOCRATS   Ohioans Turn Out ir Flocks To Hear Senator Speak.

PROTECTION FOR IRON AND STEEL      INDUSTRY  ~ STRONGLY “UPHELD BY SENATOR HARDING ASA BUSINESS NECESSITY. ;

PHRASE-MAKING VS. PERFORMANCE ARE CONTRASTED   Harding Says Republican is Part of Accomplishment.

REPUBLICAN PARTY STANDS AS SAFEGUARD OF AMERICA   SAYS SENATOR HARDING IN AD PRESS DEMOCRATS ARE PHRASE MAKERS

PRAISE OF TARTE SUNG BY HARDING   SULCGIZES GROWTH STEEL INDUSTRY IN SPEECH AT JACKSON, CHIC,   HELP ff THE WORKER   Jombination of Capital and Labor Makes Industry of America a Profitable Political Achievement,

HARDING TURNS 10 PROTECTIVE TARRIFF   That Is Safeguard Of Americar Business, Republican Nominee Says.

HARDING CONTRASTS “PHRASE -MAKING” AND PERFORMANCE   Says It Is Always Republican Party Which Stands For Protection ~~ of America -

HARDING oft RECORD on OW THINGS HEN   CONTRASTS PHRASEMAKING WITH PERFORMANCE IN JACKSON SPEECH

HARDING TELLS OF REPUBLICAN AC°3AIPLISHMENT   Senator Conirasts G. O P. Action with Democratic Inaction.

NVERSG.0.P. HAG RECORD OF DOING THINGS   Senator Harding Contrasts His Party With “Phrase Making Democrats.”   BUILDING UP INDUSTRY   Candidate Says Protective Tar. iff Safeguards Americas’ Prosnerity.

PROTECTIVE TARIFF Is LAUDRD BY HARDING TODAY «CBiw Asanriatead Ff rannat

HARDING SWINGS ~ TO TARIFF TALK   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE I NOT DISCUSSING WORLD LEAGUE.

HARDING DOES NOT WANT U.S, STANDARDS OF  LIVING LOWER   To Meet the Competition of Foreign Countries In Qur Markets, Our Standard Maintained.

PERFORMANCE AND PHRASE-NMAKING   Harding Says Latter Easy, Former Difficult.

NARUING AY DEMOCRATS ARE  PHRAGE MAKER   CANDIDATE SAYS IT IS EASY MAT. TER TO SAY THINGS BUT HARD TO PERFORM,

HARDING CITES G.0.P. RECORD TF AGHIEVEMENT   Compares Democratic “PhraseMaking’ with . Republican Achievement Records’ as Conflicting Issues

HARDING LAUDS TARIFF POLICY   POINTED OUT AS EXAMPLE OF G. 0. P. ACCOMPLISHMENT  Democratic “Phrase-Making” and Republican “Performance” Contrasted in Ohio Speech.

Republican Candidate Lauds Pretpetive Tariff — Says ReBy ublican yt Stands as  afeguard of America — It is Easy to Make Phrases but Difficult to Perform Declares Senator Harding.

STANDS AS ne SAFEGUARD   Senatdr Harding Declares Repub “Niean Party is Just This. ~   HE ‘TALKED .. OF ® INDUSTRY   Said “Democrats ‘Are’ “Phrases makers” ‘But the Republicans: Ate Performers...

HARDING HARKS BACK 10 TARIFE IN TALK TODAY   G .O .P. Nominee Puts Soft Pedal on League of Nations.   HE ADDRESSES IRON AND STEEL WORKERS   Candidate Turns the Barre! Up and Digs Out 1898 Speech.

PROTECTION OF AMERICA G.9.P. AIM   Party Stands Not Only For Tariff But Other  Protection.

‘PHRASE-MAKING’ ---PERFORMANCE? ARE CONTRASTED      SENATOR HARDING LAUDS PROTECTIVE TARIFF POLICY.   BOY. COX BOMPARGED BY QUESTIONS TODA

HARDING TELLS OF REPUBLICAN  ee ee oe ee ee   \"* SMIPLISHMIENT   Senator Contrasts G. 2. P. Action with Democratic Inaction.

PHRASE MAKING   Against Performance the ' Lineup Declares Harding.

For Your Gasoline Wagons for 1921 Will be Mailed December 26 or 27   FIGURES IN BLACK   With  Salmon Background —Will Hold Plates Till After Xmas Mail Rush

START WORK ON HUDSON TUNNEL   Vehicular Tunnel With Four Drives New York to Jersey City.

UGE AEWVAL:OF WAR FINIRCE CORPORATION —_ A FARRERS” INTERES   Resolation Adopted By Joint Committee Will Be  Reported At Senate Mectine Today. =

REVIVAL FINANGE COMMITTEE WOULD ASSIST PRODUCERS   qa eee,  RESOLUTION WILL BE REPORTED TO SENATE BY SENATOR GRONNA,

WAR FINANCE CORPORATION BE REVISEL   According to Tenure of Bill Introduced in House Yes terday.

OEAATE COMMITTEE DRAFTS RESOLUTION   AGRICULTURAL BODY WOULD . REVIVE FINANCE CORPO: RATION,

WAR FINANCE CORPORATION FOR BENEFIT OF FARMERS   Senate Agricultural Commit. tee Drafts the Resolution Want Liberal Credits From Federal Reserve Board.

RESTORATION FINANCE CORPORATION DIRECTED   Resolution Also Proposes Ex tension of Liberal Credits  ta Parmers.

CONGRESS WILL SEEK LAWS FOR FARMER’S FIRST   War Finance Corporation Revival Will Be Sought by Leaders.

SOUTHERN RAILROADS NOT EARNING ONE PER CENT   Increase of S120,970.000 Will be Re. quired to Bring Revennes to Six Per Cent Rasis.

SOUTHERN SYSTEMS DERIVING LESS THAN ONE PER CENT Cc, H. MARKHAM SAYS   Increase of $120,770,000 Required to Give the Railways Six Per Cent On Their Investment

SOUTHERN RAILS ASK FOR WVCREASED RATES   SYSTEMS DERIVING LESS THAN PER CENT-NET RETURN ON $2,284,000,000.

RAILROADS DERIVING LESS THAN 1 PER CENT ON THEIR INVESTMENT   Figures Submitted to Interstate Commerce Commit tee by I. C. Head

Re _ ©  SOUTHERN KOADS DERIVING LESS THAN ONE PER CENT RETURNS, ES ASSERTION,

DEPORTED GERMANS BRE RETURNING TO LONDON, PET A WARM RECEPTION   GERMANS WHO HAVE LIVED BI COUNTRY FOR YEARS CAN NOT RE-ENTER BUSINESS,

NO WELCOME FOR — ENGLISH TEUTONS   Can’t Find a Place to Lay Their Heads in Old England

‘FAIRY. TALISMAN’ WAS HIS UNDOING   Supreme Court Won't Review Case of Man Who Used Mails’ to Sell Fake Success Producer.

THE GOTHAMITE ~ SHOWS STEADY ~——BAINTN VOTES   CONTEST HAS RESOLVED ITSELF, APPARENTLY, INTO A STUBBORN TRIANGULAR FIGHT.

PUBLIC OFFICIALS ALL IN PERIL OF VIOLENT DEATHSY   NO ESCAPE FROM ASSASSINS   CALMLY AWAIT FATE, IT 1S SAID—PICTURE OF AFFAIRS

THUNDERER; LEADING BRITISH PAPER, SAYS SITUATION GRAVEST IN HISTORY   OFFICIALS UNDER THREAT   In Constant Danger of Assassinatior ~—Conspirators Cut Off Communications.

LONDONPRESD  SCORES GOV'T alc STAND   Must Give Ireland Indepen. dence or Reconquer Her, ‘Says Post.   GRAVEST CR ~ WHOLE IRISH HISTORY   Murder Societies and Public Officials Stalk Each Other;  Murders Frequent,

Irish Murder Societies _ Plunging Country Into  Anarchy,.Writer Asserts

IRELAND ABLAZE WITH ANARCHY, ad RITER Cc L. AIMS  - a   Officials Constantly Under the Shadow of Murder.

IRELAND FAaT DRIFTING INTO REAL ANARGHY   PUBLIC VIEWS EVENTS WITH PROFOUND DISMAY AND SICKNESS OF HEART   ‘London Times Blames Government  of Britain For Situation Fast Becoming Worse

IRELA DRIFTS TOWARD ANARCHY: LIVES IN DEADLY FEAR   Public ‘Amazed at Eng. lish Failure to Recognize Facts.’

ISH SITUATION DECLARED GRAVEST IN WHOLE HISTORY   OFFICIALS LIVE UNDER SHADOWS OF MURDER AND AFRAID TO LEAVE HOMES.   MURDER SOCIETIES EXIST   Citizens View Current Evenis With  Pyofmnd Dismay and Are Amazed  at Gyverament’s _F egiure to. Recognize Fatts. E

Ireland Described as Facing Gravest Situation in History   Public Officials, Says Correspondent, Live Under Shadow of Murder, Some Unable to Leave Homes Day or Night—Reiterates Statement That rin Is Fast Drifting Into Anarchy.

BLACK AND TAN WARNING POSTED FOR OROGHEDANS   SINN FEINER WILL DIE FOR EVERY POLICEMAN SHOT, IS THE THREAT—THE MAYOR OF CORK IS STILL SURVIVING.

POLIGY RULES THREAT SAYS   Fiye Sinn: Feiners to Be Siain for Every Police Officer . Killed   HGUSES WILL BURN . WARNING DECLARES

COAL PRICES REDUCED.   ——  Operators Say They Won’t Deliver . Coal.

IRON, STEEL AND TIN WORKERS TO START STRIKE   READY TO QUIT  __ AT GIRARD, OHIO   Instructions Are Sent to Union Mem. bers by Chiefs Who Are Now Stationed at Pittsburgh

IRON WORKERS ORDERED OUT   Ohio Officials Instructed, to Cease Work Unless Agreement Is Signed. se "at Columbus.

GRDER IRON WORKERS QUT   Union Men in Ohio Instructed to Cease  \Mork for Wane’ Ancreament

CHICAGO TO ADVERTISE.   Four Million Will Be Spent Next Four Years in Boosting.

FAILS TO STOP INQUIRY.   Swann is Unable to Forestall Investigetion of Char7ves Against Kilros.

SWAN FAILS TO AVERT CASE AGAINST KILROE   Ruling by Judge Wadhams Thwarts Efforts Instituted by District Attorney

SHIPPING BOARD REFUSES FIRST BIDS ON FORMER GERMAN LINER’   Only Bids at Auction Those of Goethals asd Franklin For 6 Boats With Franklin Finally Offering $13,100,000  ~--Amounts Offered In Sealed Bids---To Meet Later.

STARTLING FIGURES HAVE BEEN DISGLOSEL   PRODUCES GREATEST CROPS IN STATE'S HISTORY   FALLING PRICES BRiNGS TOTAL VALUES WAY DOWN   The Figures Quoted By Charles D Reed of the lowa Weather Crop Service Are Those Compared With 1919

lowa Crop Is Greatest In History   VALUE IS $400,000,000 LESS THAN IN YEAR 1919, HOWEVER.

IOWA CROPS IN 1920 ARE BIGGEST EVER   Greatest in the History of th« State According to Crop Service Figures.

Because of Revelation Maso: Contractors’ Association - Will Disband.

MORE BUILDING TANDE BODIES ARE HOW UNDER FIRE   One Fixing Prices for Masor and Concrete Work Promises to Disband.   SENATOR KAPLAN REPLIES . TO NEWSPAPER ATTACKS   Demands Mr. Untermyer Reveal at Once Names of Men Higher Up Alleged to Have Been Exposed by Stone Contractors.’

GOUNCILMEN BLOGK STRike SETTLEMENT   Toledo Gar Msn to Hold the City tor Wage Losses.

GOUNGILMEN BLOCK STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Toledo Car Men to Hold the _ bity for wags Losses,

STRIKERS DEMAND MORE,   Toledo Car Men Want Pay For Time Oat of Work.

LEVER ACT IS INOPERATIVE, SAYS HUGHES   Rules Promulgated By Wil son Superceded Genera Provisions Of Law, He Tells Court.

SAYS “MOGNSHINE” I$ DEADLY   Ten Thousand Illicit Stills Operate. in the State of Washington, Is Estimate. -

SHOE WORKERS WILL STRIKE IF PAY DROPS   General Walkout in Lynn, Mass, Ordered For Tuesday

SHOE WORKERS MAKE PROTEST GN WAGE CUTS   Discontinuance of Bonus Pla Starts Trouble

SHOE UNIONS FIGHT Loss OF BONUSES   More Trouble Bobs Ur at Lynn After Recent Settlement.

COLORADO G. OG. FP. PICKS “BIG 4   Delegates at Large to Natlonal Con vention Not Instructed.

VIVIAN ELECTED FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN   Senator Phipps, Governor Shoup, C, J. Monohan of Montrose, and GG. Hamlin ‘of Coldrado Springs Delegates at Large’

DOGS OWNER MUST PAY.   Missouri Supreme Court ‘Favara Man Whose Daughter Was Killed.

OKLAHOMA BANK ~ [S$ CLOSED TODAY   State Bank at Jones City Held $115, 000 Worth of Forged Paper, It Is Said.

British Government Charged With Atrocities Rivaling Those of the Germans In World War—Sinn Fein Head Says Plan is Delib erate

OLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALI   THREE PIECES MADE BY JONA THAN BENNETT MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO,   OWNED BY MRS. ANNA KENT

OLD FURNITURE — AT PUBLIC SALE        THREE, PERC MABE BY JON. FRAN BENNETT MORE THAN on     A WENDRED YEARS AGO.   OWNED BY MRS. ANNA KEN}

PAIR ATTAGK  OFFICER Ao  ME. OPENG Breck   San Fernando Official Near Death; Posse Re-captures Fugitives

BREACH OF PROMISE AND DAMAGE ACTION   An Artist’s Model’s Charges Against 2 Multi-Millionaire of Patarecan NW T

Details of May B. Rollins’ Breach of Promise Case Against Multi-Millionaire Given Review in Court.

MILLIONAIRE  AS DEFENDANT   May Rollins Charges Robert Barbour with Breach of Promise.

REMOVAL OF U.S. CRUISER MAY BE ASKED BY CANAD:   Presence of Ship Enfore ing Prohibition Is Held Violation of Treaty

Organization Official Predicts Early Attainment of Object to Dictate Terms on Distribution and Marketina   MEMBERSHIP OF 100,000 IN FOUR STATES CLAIMED

WHEAT MAY NAME PRICE   Great Campaign On to Dictate  Grain Quotations on 1921 Crop.

CONTROL OF WHEAT PRICES 1S PLANNEL   GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION ASKS FARMERS TO WITHHOLD CROPS.

WHEAT GROWERS MAY NAME PRICE   Great Campaign On to Dictate Grain Quotations on 1921 Crop.

CONTROL PRICE   Organization To That End Is Rapidly Going Forward

PAIGE CONTA       MIDVESTERN STATES WH. BF ‘TEK OF INTENSIVE ORNIZATION DRIVE

WHEAT MEN PLAN TODIGTATE PRICE   Growers in Campaign to Name 1921 Grain Quotations.   ASSOCIATION GAINS MEMBERS   Many Flour Mills Now Idle and Eleva. tors Nearly Empty—The Organiza. zation Members Feel Confident of Success.

ASSOCIATED WHEAT GROWERS OF FOUR STATES PLAN HOLD GRAIN FOR PRESENT   Farmers of" ‘Oklahoma BeJong to Association Which “-Dmands Better Prices:  “for Their Grain   OBJECT TO NAME OF — PRODUCTION STRIKERS   ORGANIZATION WILL TRY TO CON TROL. ‘DISTRIBUTION AND ' ‘MARKETING THROUGH ITS   '. OWN AGENCIES © -

WHEAT GROWERS MAY NAME PRICE   Great Campaign On to Dictate Grain Quotations on 1921 Crop.   MANY FLOUR MILLS ROW IDLE   With Elevators Nearly Empty and the Association Gaining Members, the Farmers Feel, Confident of Putting Up the Price.

WHEAT GROWERS MAY NAME PRIGE WITH GROWERS’ ASS’N   With Elevators Nearly Empty and the Association Gaining Members, the Farmers Feel Confident of Putting Up the Price.

SHOW RECOMMENDED,   “Million Dollar Doli From Paris" : Praised by Ohio Masnger.

SHOW RECOMMENY      “Miion Dollar: Doll Krom Paris’ I Praised by Ohio Mazuge

BIG ELECTRIC CONCERN “SHORTENS WORKING DA\   Another : Company Abolishes Night Shift, Laying Off 760  Afar. *% ©

HER MEET OF CONNECTICUT —LEISLATURE   Governor Believes Yesterday's Action of Legisintare Unconstitutional,

RATIFICATION TO BE ASKED AGAIN IN CONNECTICUT   Action Tuesday Thought Invalid, Suffrage not Being Included in Call

REP GHltF HOME: COX ON STUMP   Harding Pleased With Western Trip  COX RETAINS “PEP”  Gov. Makes 57 Speeches In Week   COX RETAINS “PEP”

HARDING (5 READY 70 DESERT PORCH      Nominee Is Well Pleased With His Ability to Get in Con~ tact With Voters.

Rest of the Month Will Be Given to Receiving Delegntions from All Bections of Country,

HARDING AGAIN ON PORCH AT MARION   Republican Candidate Said tc Have “Caught Fever” for * Stumping. ~   NEGROES MEET CANDIDATE   General Pershing. Rode Home With Senator and Goes on East, 7

NEW PARTY IS NOW LAUNCHED   Committce of Forts cight Annownce  Serenntiaonn.

BIRTH OF NEW POLITICAL ORGANIZATION ANNOUNCED   LaPollette, Frazier and Others Mentioned as Favorite Candidates

PROCTOR STILL CAMPAIGN HEAD DECLARES WOOD   Reports That Soap Maker Had Been Fired Branded > Enemy Propaganda

OTHER CANDIDATES   GENERAL SEES ENEMY PROPA GANDA AND JOHNSON WARNS AGAINST STEALING DELEGATES

PARTLY CLOUDY AND COLDER TOMORROW   TWENTY-SIX DEGREES BELOY ZERO IN EAGLE, ALASKA, SAT URDAY

GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER FRIDAY   SIXTEEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO YESTERDAY IN LANDER, WYORMING]

‘GEO. T. NIXON SAYS FAIR WEATHER SAT.   FIFTEEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO LAST YEAR ON DEC. 2

CONTINUED CLOUDY PROBABLY RAIN   DEC. 1 LAST YEAR WAS COLDEST , WE EVER HAD HERE

7.6 INCHES OF SNOW LAST YEAR ON DEC. 5      GENERALLY FAIR TOMORROW FOLLOWED BY PROBABLY _UNSETTLED

INCREASING CLOUDINESS WITH PROBABLY RAI?      JACKSTONVILLE, FLA. WARM EST PLACE IN U.S. YESTERDAY

PROBABLY SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS      COOLER TO WESTWARD BUT’ EVEN THERE IT 1S WARM FOR THE SEASON

NIXON SAYS SNOW FALL WAS GENERAL      LASTPORT, ME., COLDEST PLACE is U. ESTERDAY

GRIMS UF PULAND I ABOUT DUE   Minister Says Allies Mus Lend Aid Before Spring Thaw Arrives.

STARVATION NOW AGED  LAND CRUSHED BY WAR   Immense Quantities of Food Stuffs Asker for by Foreign Representatives   LACK OF ESSENTIALS   UnionWith Germany Feared as Menace to Peace of Entire World.

POLAND FACING DISASTER, ASKS IMMEDIATE AID   “Red” army from without and starvation within are menacing eountry

ULAND 15 IN DANGER OF  IMMINENT CATASTROPHE   Polish Food Envycy Arrives at Washington to Plead for Supplies to Tide Distressed Country Over Winter and Spring

Outlook for Cox Much Brighter, It Is Thought   HIS CAUSE GAINS AS HARDING CONTINUES TO GET IN BAD WITH HIS BREAKS—CHANCE NOW THAT NEW YORK WILL SWING INTO COLUMN OF DEMO CRATS AND OTHER STATES ARE HOPEFUL. 

Outlook for Cox Much Brighter, It Is Thought   HIS CAUSE GAINS AS HARDING CONTINUES TO GET IN RAD WITH HIS BREAKS—CHANCE NOW THAT NEW YORK WILL SWING INTO COLUMN OF DEAIOCRATS AND OTHER STATES ARE HOPEFUL.   AEDS ARE TO WORK IN NATIONS GF THE FAS]

AUTO KILLS FRENCH DEPUTY   Louis Nail, Former Minister of Justice, Dies After Accident in Paris.

=RENCH DEPUTY AUIO VICTIM   Former Minister of Justice Dies After am Accident in Paris.

PORTERS Ot UREIGN POLICY UF WILOON WILL FURNISH FUNDS   nator Harding Charges  hat “Powerful” Forces re Arranging to ‘Dig Up’ or Campaian Expenses   X ASKED TO STATE POSITION ON LEAGUE   ator Prefaces His Front orch Campaign, Which egins Today, With a roadside at Opponents

WAPBING ASKS FOR. ATTITUDE OF CO)   Cpponent Requested to. Reveal Stand on League...   “iLL BRING FORTH ISSUE

British Fereign Office Declares Phat Wrangell Is Still in Possession of City.

Adams Fredicts That Repubucan Ticket Wilh “Sweep Coantry"’—Publicity Director Talks With Nominee Rel . ative to Advertising Drive to Be Launched Soon.

DISCUSS CAMPAIGN DIRECTION   Senator Harding Confers With Ke publican Party Lenders.

HARDING MAKES HIT IN WEST WITH SPEECH   John T. Adams, of lowa, Pre dicts Sweeping Republican Victory.

HARDING TOLD HE'LL BE EASY VICTOR INFALL   From Various : Section’ Representalive Republicans ~ Brought Same Word: OF Big Victory To  Cane Tn Navambe,   DELEGATION FROM MANSFIELD   ROOSEVELT LEAGUE ‘IN LINE

HARDING TOLD HE WILL SWEEP NATION   Various Subjects Discussed by Republican Nominee ir Series of Conferences Witt Party Leaders.

HIGHLY PRAISE   National Roosevelt League Compliments Nominee on   #His Common Sense” Ad dress of Acceptance.

PARTY LEADERS CALL CN HARDING   Subjects Relal=: to Campaign Managemer. Discussed,

Washington Senator, Treaty Foe, Confers   With President-Elect Regarding Plan to Preserve Peace and Also Takes Occasion te Discuss Cabinet Possibilities.   (RY THR ASSOCIATED PRFRA:

TALK CABINET APPOINTMENTS WITH HARDING   MILES POINDEXTEK PUSHES CAN.DIDACY OF MONTANAN FOR SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

HARDING TOLD SPEECH MEETS FAVOR IN WES]   Callers on Candidate Predic! That He Will Win Overwhelming Victory   ROOSEVELT LEAGUE AID!   Compliment Him on 100 Percent Americanism Shown in Commonsense Address

WORLD PEACE SITUATION IS DISCUSSED AT MARION   Poindexter Suggests to Harding That Dixen of Montana Would Be All Right as Secretary of Interior,

DISCUSS: CAMPAIGN ~ MANAGEMENT   Republican Party Leaders Gal “-on’Senator Harding.

HARDING DISCUSSES WIDE WORLD ISSUE:   Poindexter and Governor Morrow Believes President-Elect. Is Working Along Hopeful Lines.

HARDING SISCUSSES PARTY'S CANPAICY   Senator Helds Series of Conferences \With Leacers.   REPORTS ARE OPTIMISTIC   Adams Fredicts That Repubiican Ticket Will ‘Sweep Country”’—Publicity Direvtor Taiks With Nomince Rel.  - ative to Advertising Drive to Be Launched Soon,

POINDEATER AND MORROW VISIT. PRESIDENT-ELECT   Callers Refuse To Give Details O Talk.

HARDING WORKERS DISCUSS CAMPAIGN   Various Subjects Relating t Coming ‘Political’ Battle Are Outlined: ~   NOMINEE . HAS . VISITORS

POINDEATER AND MORROW AMONG HARDING CALLERS   Discuss World Peace and Various Domestic Questions With President-Elect.   MR. BUTTERWORTH TALKS OF BUSINESS CONDITIONS   Senator and Mrs. Harding Mo. tor From Marion — Sixty Miles to Westerville, Ohio. to Take Dinner With Mrs Mary Lee, an Old Friend.

WOOD STILL HOLDS LEAL   Five Hundred and_-Fifty Precincts Still Missing in Primary

TEACHER IS NOW SUSPENDED   Low Wages Said to Be Cause of Radicalism  in Public Schools

BRITAIN MAY LOSE AFRICAN COLONIES   _ Lf Parliamentary Wleetion Wi De , eidé Pate of British Ils ag in Africa   MAY BE ~ INDEPENDENT      south AFRIC. N° DUTCH REPUBLIC IS CONSIDERED   Orange Free State, _ Cape” Colony nal Nutal Grumble at. Cost  of Living and Rule of  Profiteers,

a  ELECTIONS WILL FIX FATE OF SOUTH AFRICAN STATES   Not at All Unlikely That a Dutch Republic Will Be Formed with Its Own Flag and President as a Result.

BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA ABOUT MAKE CHANGI   British Sovereignty Slipping « Election Held Wednesday.

SMUTS REGIME IN SOUTH AFRICA OX TRIAL BY BALLOT   Dutch Nationalists Strive for Separation of Four States “from British Dominion.

SOUTH AFRICA ELECTION MAY MEAN NEW FLAG   FATE OF SMUTS GOVERNMENT I! ISSUE—-SEPARATION FROM BRITAIN MAY FOLLOW

BACIAL LONGING QF BOERS 10 BE flO OF BRITISH DOMINATION OWE OF Wools

45 Millions, Loss From Stealing On Railroads in 191§   Wholesale Looting of Merchandise in Transit Double That ‘of. Pre-War Years, >

Master Thieves Take Toll of $45,000,006   Wholesale Looting of Merchandise in Transit by Organize Band in 1919 Revealed by Railroad Administration.

 Goods Stolen From  Railroads in Transai   Forty-five Millions tin Mereharcise Stolen From Railroads Last Yea While Goods in Transit.

RAILWAY THIEVES = 7 TNGREASE ACTIV   Master Crooks Believed to Be Operating Sort of Internafisnal Organization.

AMERICAN RAILS LOOTED OF 45 MILLIONS IN 1919   Theory That “Widespread International Organization” Is et Work, Discredited.

LOST $46,000,000. WORTH OF 6000S   Stolen From Shipments During 1919. -

IMMMENOE L630 OY LUUTING UF RAILWAY CARS   FORTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF COMMODITIES STOLEN DURING 1919,

WANT IGHER TARIFFS ON FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS   Grangers Make Numerous Recommendations At Allentown,

bE  CONTROL OF LARGEST STATE   Juarez Revolt Gives Chihuahua to Rebels  —_———   ONE SMALL GARRISON   Only is Said to Remain Loya. to Carranza—Revolutionist: Now Control More than Hal! Length of International Bor. der and Expect Soon tc Gain Balance

CONTROL OVER HALF MEXIGANU.5. BOUNDARY   AND REBELS EXPECT TO SOON HAVE ENTIRE INTERNATIONAL LINE HELD   Obregon Preparing To Move On Capital And Calles Announces He Is Headed For Chihuahua.

MEXICAN REBELS NOW IN CONTROL AF PHIHIIAHIIA   Carrison at Casas Grandes Gniy Qne Loyal to  Carran74.   INSURGENTS GO SOUTH IN ADVANCE ON CAPITAL   Federal Troops on Outskirts of Mexico City Have Been Driven Out.

Obregon Reported Preparing for Concerted Drive on Capital at Morelos.   ONE CHIHUAHUA GARRISON HOLDS OU7   Jusrez Turned Over to Rev olutionists Without a Struggle; Revolt Gains,

ALL OF NORTHERN MEXICO NOW IN HANDS QF REBEL GARRISONS      JUAREZ TAKEN FROM WITHIN TO AVOID COMPLICATIONS WITH UNITED STATES: GENERAL OBREGON MOVING WITH LARGE FORCE ON MEXICAN CAPITAL

REVOLUTIONISTS — CONTROL LARGEST TATE IN MEXICE   Only One Small Garrison in Chihuahua Remains Loyal to Federal Government.      CUTTING OFF CARRANZA FROM OUTSIDE WORLD   Revolt at Juarez Gives Rebels Control of More Than Half Length of Koundary Line of Unfted States, Obregon Preparing fer Concerted Drive Against Capital,

BUSH QUITS RACE.   Luck of Means Explained For Getting ~ Out of Race For Goverior.

BUSH QUITS RACE For GOVERNOR      Lack of Means is Explanation for Getting Ont.

WASHINGTON TOLD OF SUCCESS OF AEPUBLIC’S ARM)   INFORMATION RECEIVED THRU AMERICAN COMMISSION.   TOWN (tS 120 MILES TO THE EAST OF WARSAW,   Siedice and Bielsk Have Also Been Captured by the Polish Forces— French Claim Credit. he

DEFENDERS GLOSING ON BREST-LITOVSK TAKE BIG TOWNS   French Officers Planning the Successful Counter of Polish Forces   REDS IN EAST PRUSSIA AIDED BY THE GERMANS   Communique Declares Invaders Received Co-operation of People

Brest Litvosk Occupied By Pol ish Army; Official Dispatch Posen, — . aff   RUSSIANS ADMIT REVERSES

nIGHT AND LEFT WINGS DEMOLISH AED RESIS TANGE   The Bolshevist Advance Is Checked bY General Wrangel on Southern Front. Lokow and Radin Abandoned.

POLES CRUSH: AEDS      REDS, FLER BEFORE THE Hany FIGHTING       ‘Thousands of Russian Prisoners And . Vast Munitions Taken.

SOVIETS QUIT LUKOW, RADIN SAYS REPORT   Polish Army near Brest Litovsk, Dispatch _ Says. ey

COMMAND FORCES FREEING WARSAW   General Weygand and Staff of 600 Co-operating With Polish Command.   DANZIG SOURCE OF WORRY

SUCCESS OF COUNTER DRIVE IS GROWING   French General Refuses To Take Glory for Planning Great Offensive, but Says Great Success Is Due to Polish Efforts Alone.   Gives Poles Full Credit for Drive

POLES CONTINUE MILITARY SUECESS   Reported To Have Taken Brest-Litovsk and Other Places From the Bolsheviki.

THRE BIG-SECTIONS OF POLISH ARMY IN ACTION   Is Marching on Brest-Litovsk, 01 Bug River, 120 Miles. East of Polish Uapital.   LEFT -WING TAKES TOWN   In Center Polish Forces Ar Marching Against Ostralenka, Southwest of Louza.

REPORTED THAT POLES OCCUPY BREST-LITOVSH   Success Attending Movement of Poles to Drive Out the Soviet Forces.   SEVERAL TOWNS RETAKEN   Bolsheviki Progress Towar¢ Lemberg But Admit Loss+ es Elsewhere.

POLES MUST DEMOBILIZE IN 30-DAYS   Submit Terms at Session of Peace Conference in Minsk   POLE DELEGATES BALE      Demand That Russians Disarm First, Says Berlin ” Report

OLISH ARMY OCCUPIES BREST-LITOVSK   American Commissioner at Berlin Sends Report He Received From Posen   SOVIET ADMITS ABANDONING LHKOW AND RADIN

POLES GhUSH fEDD   REDS. FLER BEFORE THE HARD PIGHTING ENEMY.   Thousands of Russian Prisoners And Vast Munitions Taken.

BREST-LITOVSK WAS~ OCCUPIED BY POLISH TROOPS THIS MORNING   Reds Now Want Peace as Tide of Battle is Against Them.

SOVIETS RETREAT RAPIDLY   Red Army On Wide Front in Immediate Danger of Capture or Annihilation Military  Critics Agree,

POLES TAKE ONE OF RUSS STRONGHOLDS   Seize Stronghold 120 Miles From Warsaw; Wrangel Checks Reds.   U. S. ENVOYS SEND REPORTS   Gen. Weygand Deciares Polish Nation its Own Savior—Says Military Operations All Executed by Polish Generals.

Polish Horse Smashes Way ThroughEnemy Lines; French  ’ Direct Fight.   RULLETIN.

POLAND'S MILITARY UGCESoES UNDER FRENGH CONTINUE   Soviet Forces Have Abandone Lukow and Radin, Moscow Communique Admits.   REPORT POLISH TROOPS OCCUPY BREST-LITOVS}   Minsk Message Claims Soviet Russia Anxious for End of Present Conflict.

POLE ARMY TAKES RED STRONGHOLE   Brest-Litovsk Fortress Captured, Says Report to Washington.   WRANGEL CHECKS THE REDS   Advance of the Bolsheviki in the Di. rection of Southern Russia Halted —Soviets Driven Back Across the Dneiper River.

LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED BY PEACE CONFERENCE   General Weygand and 600 French Officers Are Giving Valuable Aid In Directing Poland’s Counter-Offensive. Soviet Communique Admits. Abandoning Lukow.

POLES MAKE GAINS ON WIDE FRONT   Four Towns Capt. ured From Russians, Including Brest-Litovsk— Reds Charge Warsaw Is Trying to Drag PeaceParley.

BREST-LITOVSK IN  HANDS OF THE POLES:  ~ BOLSHEVIST. DEFEAT BECOMES DEFINI   French General and 600 Officer: Sin Charge . of Campaign i Russians...       TROTZKY HAS CONFAB WITH GERMAN OFFICERS

POLES NOW MARCH ON BREST-LITOVSK   TOWNS ‘NORTIE OF WARSAW ‘HAVE BEEN RECAPTURED FROM REDS   FRENCH ' DIRECT DRIVE   General’ Weyzand and. Staff of 600 French Officers Cooperate © With Poles   Red Peace Delegates’ at Minsk Show Signs of Anxiety: to * Hurry . Negotiations

WASHINGTON IS INFORMED REDS STILL FLEEING   Left Wing of Polish Army, Occupies Pultusk.  FRENCH GIVE AID   Counter Offensive Planned by General Weygand Who In Turn Acclaims  it “Polisn Victory.”

POLISH ARMY STILL FORCING. pIICCIANS BARK   While Delegates Talk Peace at Minsk, Fierce Battles Continue   RUSSIAN TERMS TO POLAND MADE KNOWN:   French Officers Play Big Part : in Turning Tide of Events:

Polish Right Wing Near Brest-Litousk As Drive Continues   -Statement—Left Wing Takes Pultusk  Oeste and Bielsk Captured, Says Officia North of Warsaw

ACTORS WAGE ATTACK ON METHODIST CHURCE   Resent Recent Refusal to. Give Benefit Performances in Their Behalf

ASK WILSON VETO. “ON RAILROAD BIL   Director of Farmers’ National Counsil Warits Measure Killed.   SEE BREAK OVER WAGE PLAN   Officiats wf 2,000,600 Rail Workers Doubt ‘Power to Keep the Men Lined Wp—President Not to  Bet “Immediately. ad

Head of Pennsylvania Road Says Measure, as Passed, Will Prove Great Help to Country as It Removes Roads from Politics.   LENROOT THINKS CONGRESS HAS DONE GOOD WORK

AaK WILSON VETO ON RAILROAD BILL   Director of Farmers’ Nationa Counsil Wants Measure Killed.   SEE BREAK OVER WAGE PLAN   Officials of 2000000 Rail Workers Doubt Power to Keep the Men Lined Up—President Not to  Ant teommmadiataiv

VETO RAIL BILL, FARMERS ASK   Tell Wilson It Will Add Four or Five Billion to Cost of Living.   PERIL TO AGRICULTURE SEEN   See Break Over President's Railroac Wage Plan—Officials of 2,000,000 Workers Doubt Power to Keep Men Lined Up.

LEADERS FEAR TASK OF HOLD. ING THE MEN.   SENATE PASSES THE RAILWAY BILL MONDAY   President Wilson Will Not Act Immediately On the Bill, Which Will Go First To the Department of Justice.

er RAIL BILL, FARMERS ASK   rel Wilson It Will Add Four or      SERIL TO AGRICULTURE. SEER   Yee Break Gver President's Railroad Wage Plan—Officials of 2,000,000 Workers Doubt Power to Keep Men Lined Up.

FARMERS REQUEST WILSON TO VETO RAILROAD BILL   Letter Sent to President Reuesling the Action on the Grounds of Public Policv.

FLETCHER ENDS FIVE-DAY DEFENS   Operating Orders Substantially Same as Those of His Suc. cessor at Brest, Flag Lieutenant Testifies.

NE KILLS  4  OVER 2001N JAPAN   Huge Tidal Wave Sweeps Over island. cf, Saqhalien.   Meavy ‘Earthquake Shock Feit Along the Italian Coast—Casuaities Are Reported.

200 DIE IN JAPAN   Huge Tidal Wave Sweeps Over Island of Saghalien.   Heavy Earthquake Shock Felt Along the Italian Coast--Casualties Are Reported. a

UNITED KINGDOM COAL STRIKE IN FORCE TODA’   Persuasive Power anc  Conciliatory Effort ir Last Minute Appea Has Failed to Avert  Crisis.   DEVELOPMENTS

MILLION COAL  MINERS STRIKE GREAT BRITAIN   GOVERNMENT FEARS ~TRIPLA ALLIANCE OF MINERS, RAI<. WAY MEN AND TRANSPORT WORKERS.   ‘LLOYD GEORGE URGES CALMNESS   oe Forced Into Strike by Un. yielding Attitude of the Eng. lish Government.

BRITAINS. GREAT STRIKE THREATENS NATIONAL LIFE   Over One Million Miners Were to Quit Work Tc ‘night, Hundreds of Thousands Already Have Dropped Tools.   INGALCULABLE PARALYSIS 1S NEAR   Efforts by Government and the Few Pacifist i Leaders Break Down Completely and the © 5 : Nation Faces Great Crisis.

TO DEMAND NEW © MEXICO TREATY   Fall Committee Recommends 1917 Constitution Be Up. set to Protect Yanks.   MAY HOLD UP RECOGNITION   Gov. De La Huerta Not to Be Recognized Until U. S. Is Assured That His Selection Has Been Approved by People.

0, MAY REVat MEXICAN TREATY   To Withhold Recognition of Huerta Until Later.   MUST RESTORE ORDER SOON   Government Will Be Held Responsible for Suffering and Loss Sustained by Americans if Request is Refused.

U. S. PLANS TO ASK NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO   Fall Committe Recommends 1917 Constitution Be Upset to Protect Yanks.

RECOGNITION TOBE WITHHEL!   Sub-Committee Investi-gating Mexican Conditions Reports

SUBURB OF LOS ANGELES HIT BY QUAKE MONDAY   Many Buildings Were Wrecked-—-No One Was Killed

LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE   Much Damage by Shock There and in That Vicinity.   ONE WOMAN'S LIFE LOST   Plate Glass Windows Broken at Los Angeles— Inglewood Buildings Destroyed.

ONEDEATHIN ™ EARTHQUAKE AT LOS ANGELES   Several Persons Are Slight ly Injured in Shocks a Englewood, Ten Mile: From City.

INGLEWOOD BEARS BRUNT AS DISTURBANCE CENTER   Twenty-one Business Buildings Wholly or Partially Demolished and Nearly Every Dwelline Shaken

ANOTHER QUAKES DEC AR VE    Power Plant Near Los Angeles Is Put Out of Commissior — By ’Quake Tuesday Morning   Many Citizens Terror Stricken And Are Living in Tents

Power Plant Near Los Angeles Is Put Out of Commissior By ’Quake Tuesday Morning   Many Citizens Terror Stricken And Are Living in Tents

HALF A MILLION FIRE LOSS   Ordnance Warehouse Barns ant Camp  Travis, Near San Antonio.

DRY RULING 10 CHECK SALE OF MALT AND HOPS   Permit Sales Only to Bakers and Confectioners.   Oificlals AnticIpate Ware of Litigation as Reswlt of Order—Cereal Drink “Makers Protest.

Prohibition Enforcement “Bu  -. reau Prohibits Sale of Malt Extract and Hops to Others Than the Confectioners ana tha Rakere. \

see & Oe? B74R SSRs NPE ERSTE 8D q  ccecunelindnaeaantal  lrohibition and Revenue Bureau In Conference.

DRY RULE PUTS LID DOWN TIGHT ON HOME BREV   Malt and Hops Can. Be Sold Only to Bakers  and Confectioners.

DRY RULING 10 CHECK SALE OF MALT AND HOPS   Permit Sales Only to Bakers and Confectioners.  eS — — = meee ee i a aa nn sma   Officials Anticipate Wave of Litigation as Resalt of Order—Cerea] Drink Makers Protest.

RATIFICATION OF ~— SUFFRAGE STANDS   Secretary of State Colby Refuses to Grant Request to - Rescind.   TENNESSEE ANTIS ACT

Lieutenant and Corporal Who Aided in Slaying Haitian Robber, Are Decorated.

IOWA LEGION TOLD BONUS ONLY JUST   ‘Burton E. Sweet And Franklin _ D’Olier Principai Speakers At Cedar Rapids.

WILSON WARNS HARDING OF GRAVE ~— INFERENCE 70 BE DRAWN FROM Hs STATEMENT MADE AT EREENCASTL

WILSON WARNS HARDING OF GRAVE, FEE TO BE DRAWN FROM 4s - STATEMENT MADE. AT: GREENCASTLE

FERRIS WHEEL   Famous at Chicago World’: Fair is Doomed In Paris.

OR GEV SEU. bee BEE To     Flimsy Lingerie and Bare Knees Cause Pneumonia.

Short Skirt, Short Socks; Short Lif   Bare Knees and Flimsy Lingeri Hasten Hearse Ride, Says Chicago Coroner

6,000 REINDEER ‘BEEVES’ COMING TO OUR MARKET:   Packers at Nome, Alaska  Are Building Refrigerating ‘s Dante -

BIG SHIPMENT OF DEER CARCASSES WILL BE SENT TO TU. S. FROM ALASKA

P. J, RAIN! ONGE {ORE IN TROUBLE   Wealthy Texan Out On Heavy Bail For Death of His Wife Shoots Bell Boy in Detroil  Shooting Occurs in A Detroi Hotel Room Without Appar

HELD, CHARGE HE SHOT YOUTE   Patrick Reany, a Plumbing Contractor, Under Arrest at Detroit

P. J, RAINEY UNGE NUK IN TROUBLE   Wealthy Texan Out On Heavy Bail For Death of His Wife Shoots Bell Boy in Detroit  Shooting Occurs in A Detroit Hotel Room Without Appar ent Cause.

DEMOCRATS HOPE TO KEEP LIQUOR OUT OF PLATFORM             WOMEN ARE TAKING PART IN EFFORT TO VENT BREAK OVE   PALMER BOOSTERS 

WOMEN PLAN TO MAKE PEACE OW WHISKEY IoSUE   Will Attempt to Exclud Either Wet or Dry Plank From the Platform   SEEK CONCILIATION OF EDWARDS AND BRYAR   ONLY DIFFICULTY BELIEVE! TO HINGE ON NEBRASKAN SOME LEADERS SAYING HI CAN BE APPEASED.

WOMEN PEACE MAKERS WITH _— WETS AND DRYS   The: Women Assert aMhat the Issue J » Settled and. That Js ihe Sentiment.

NOT AN - ISSUE   Mrs. George Bass Cannot See Why “Wets” and “Drys” Do Not Agree   QUESTION IS SETTLED   By Upholding of Yolstead Law, She Says—Gives An Interview

WOMEN TAKE WET PLANK ARGUMENTS   May Settle Question For Democratic National Committee.

Vomen Will Urge Common Sense’ ment Thereof While They Are: Concerning Gov. Edwards, an  DResan

WOMEN IN ROLE OF PEACEMAKERS kT SAN FRANCISCO   Seek to Prevent Row Between Wets and Drys .   Not An Issue Now, They Say— Intant on Harmony

WOMEN PEACE-MAKERS ARE AT SAN FRANCISCO   Mrs. Geo, Bass Says Neither Wet not . Trey Ulank Js Needed in Phitform,

WOMEN WILL AGT AS PEAGEMAKE RS   URGE COMMON SENSE TREAT MENT OF WET AND DRY QUESTION AT FRISCO   HARMONY BEING SOUGHT   Women Leaders Intend to Lay Views Frankly Before Bryan, Dry Leader, and Governor Edwards, Wet Head.

os PEACEMAKERS   WILL TRY TO STOP FIGHT BETWEEN WETS AND PRYS 4T SAN FRANCISCO,   CLAIM THAT PROHIBLTION 1S NO LONGER AN ISRIE EN CAMP URN.

oo ee ee ee a  ye a ‘*, 4 * te WOMEN WOULD PACIFY ° rfo BRYAN AND EDWARDS -

WOMEN WALL TRY TO ASSUME ROLE OF PEAGE MAKERS   Between the Wet and Dry Factions at the Democratic National Convention at San

BRYAN ANO. EDWARDS ”* WORRYING MAS, BAS:   Women’s Democratic Commit. tea Cannot Understand What They Want.   LIQUOR NOT AN ISSUE

EGCENTHIG TAKING INOANE HOGPITAL AS RETREAT DIES   Unhanny at Home Choice Was Evidently Made by Him to Conserve His $300,000.

POINDEXTER TERMS PRESIDENT WILSON AS FREE TRADER   Says League Of Nations Is Constution For: “World Republic Before Bronx Republican Club   DESCRIBED SENATE STRUCCLE

IN PRESIDENT’S HANDS   American Forces on Rhine to Follow His Orders

; UNDER ORDERS FROM WILSON,   American Forces in Germany Directed From American Capttal.

Practically a daily at the price of a weekly. No other newspaper in the world gives so much at so low a price.

BRITAIN’S PEACE ARMY   Strength Will Be 220,000, Not  Inchiding India Forces. x,   Federal Conscription to Ead March st War Minister Churchill Tells at House of Commons. 47

ee ee  220,000 PEACE ARMY:   BRITISH TO END CONSCRIPTION ON MARCH 31,   Standing Force as Announced in House by Churchill Does Not In- ’ clude @dia.

FIX STRENGTH. OF THE BRITISH ARMY   Strength Will Be 220,700, Not including India Forces.   Feceral Conscription to End March 31, War Minister Churchill Tells hicuse of Commons.

220,000 PEACE ARMY   BRITISH TO END CONSCRIPTION ON MARCH 31,   Standing Force as Announced in House by Churchill Does Not Include India.

SEN NEWBERRY AND SIXTEEN OTHERS ARE FOUND GUILTY "BY A FEDERAL DISTRICT JURY

RN eta “nes  FRANCE TO KEEP WORD, PREMIER   Millerand Aliso Sure That Great Brifain Will, In Soviet-Pole Controversary.

RANCE WILL DO HER PART IN DEFENDING POLAND IP SOVIET RUSSIA FAILS 10 ACCEPT PROPOSALS. MILLERAND DECLARES

Premier Millerand Declares Allied Nations Will Be Faithful to Word if Armistice Proposals are Rejected   BOLSHEVIKI IN SIGHT OF POLAND ON NORTH FRONT   Russian Reds Continue Average Daily Advance of From Nine to Twelve. Miles in Some Places, Warsaw Reporta

FRENCH PREMIER SAYS HIS COUNTRY WILL BACK BRITAIN AND ALLIES IN DEFENDING POLISH FRONT

HALSTON IN AACE HOR PRESIDENC   Elkhart Paper Makes Formal An nouncement of Candidacy of Former Governor For Dermocratic Nominaticer.

NOW THEY WANT RALSTON TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT   The Elkhart Review Makes Formal Announcement of His Candidacy.

M’CUMBER OPENS FIGHT AGAINST PEACE PROPOSAL   FRAUL FPRUPUSAL Vorth Dakota Senator  First Speaker for Onnoaition.

PEACE RESOLUTION I) HOTLY OPPOSED   REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAYS MEASURE WOULD BRING DIS. GRACE TO NATION,

SENATE BEGINS HIGHT OVER KNOK PEAGE RESOLUTION   Opening Gun Fired by Senator MeCumber Tuesday

PEACE RESOLUTION OPPOSED I SENATE   McCUMBER, REPUBLICAN, ATTACKS BOTH ORIGINAL AND KNOX SUBSTITUTES,   MAY VOTE BY, FRIDAN   Senator Hitchcock, Administration Lender, Wil Spenk Today and Others Later,

UPPOSITION OPENS FIRE UPON PEAGE RESOLUTION   SENATOR M’CUMBER, REPUBLI CAN OF NORTH DAKOTA, DE. LIVERS FIRST SALVO—VOTE I: EXPECTED ON THURSDAY OF FRIDAY.

FIRST SALVO fa  FIRED) AGAINGT RESOLUTION 10 DECLARE PEACE   North Dakota Senator Opposes Both Senate* a nd House Proposals to Off. cially End the War,   CHARGES WILSON WITH THE PRESENT MUDDLE

M°CUMBER ATTACKS KNOX PEACE PLAN.   Dakotan Deeclares Its Passage Will Bring Disgrace Upon United States

OPPOSITION FIRE ON PEAGE RESOLUTION OPEWED IN SENATE   First Salvo Delivered by MeCumber and Hitchcock Will Speak Today.   LEADERS BOTH SIDES SAY NO EXTENDED DEBATE   President Wilson Criticized hy North Dakota Man Whe Charged Him With Chief Responsibility for Pailure of Versailles Treaty (Carrying It Into Campaign Colossal Blander,

MM GUMBER (6 OPPOSED TO PEACE RESOLUTION   REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN FIGHT AGAINST JOINT RESOLUTION PLAN TO END WAR.   League Not the Only Issue, He Says, and American People Are Not Blind to Situation,

SEES DESERTION OF THE ALLIES   McCumber Opposes Knox Peace Resolution a

M’CUMBER ATTAGK BILL 10 END WAR OFFERED BY KNOX   PASSAGE OF MEASURE WOULI BRING DISHONOR ON AMEKRICA HE SAYS.   ADOPTION 1S PREDIGTED   Charges President With Treaty Failure —Making Collosal Blunder in Carrying Issue Into Campaign He Declares,

OPPOSITION FIRE TO RNOX PROPOSAL   ‘Senator McCumber . Delivers First: Salvo Against thePeace Resolution

A SEPARATE PEACE NATION'S DISHONOR   SENATOR WCUMBER FIGHTS THE PLAN OF CONGRESS,   Mise Advocacy of Resamptieon of Comimercini Relations With Germany Weald Seem Some what Inconsistent.

SEE EARLY: PASSAGE OF PEACE RESOLUTION   Opposition . Fire, Which Is Open. ed By McCumber, Not Expected to Last Long

OPEN FIGHT ON KNOX PLAN 10 DECLARE PEACE   ‘LEADERS ON BOTH SIDES SEE NO   INDICATION OF LONG FIGHT— BOTH PARTIES WANT TO VOTE.

MGUMBER HITS PEAGE MEASURE   Resolution to End War Witi Germany Called Up in Senate by Lodge.

PARTY COMBINE TC BEAT NONPARTIOAN LEAGUE INNO, DAK,   Democrats and Republicans i Effort to Defeat League... Aided by Independents. -“

SEEXING POWER CONTINUATION   Non-Partisan League Again Active in Politics

DAKOTA. PREMARY DAY   The Fight fs on) With the NenPartisan League as Issue

TWO MILLION TONS CIGAR IN NATION   FACTS BEESTIVE ENDUSTRY GIVEN IN STATEMENT TO AT. TORNEY GENERAL

UNIVERSAL DISARMAMENT IS FAR IN FUTURE, U. S. FINDS IN PROBING STAND OF NATIONS

DISARMAMENT 1S PROBED BY U. §   Progress Among Nations o World Under Informal Investination   ‘WOULD SOLVE PROBLEM   Definite Action Is Delayed Pending America’s Acceptance of League °

ci neces Ss, INTO  WORLD DISARMAMENT.   leniue of Nations Organizing Machinery ta Cnlea De

MADE BY.NATIGNS OF WORLD   In Movement for, Universal Dis. _armament-—Japan- Strongly: + Oppases Limitation.

JAPAN TO FIGHT ANY LIMITATION OF WAR FORGES   AMERICA FNVESTIGATING PROG. RESS BE SG MADE BY MOVE. MF .f TO DISARM   LEAGUE TAKES UP ISSUE   Control of Subject Vested In Covenant and Movement Starts to Determine Status of Present Clauses of World Pact.

U. §. WILL MAKE ARMS INQUIRY   INFORMAL INVESTIGATION INTO PROGRESS OF DISARMAMENT MOVE TO BE STARTED

LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS. AFTER DISARMAMENT   Official Informatioii is. Réceived . in Washington Régarding Organization.

NATIONS SHOW UNWILLINGNESS TO LOSE ARMS   Universal Disarmament Is Not Favored By Countries.   PROBE SITUATION   Government Begins Ih vestigation Into Status Today.

UNITED  STAT  ALONG T          Beligt. isi That’ Mich. Nepends Upon  Artion ‘of This Country.

Japan Opposed to Any Reduction; United States Investigating Progress

U. 3. oTUDYING PLAN FOR WORLD OARMAMENT   Investigation of League of Nations Plan Is Informal.   While Nations Plan Disarmament, Armament Increases, Report.

INVESTIGATE. PROGRESS   MADE BY NATIONS OF WORLD   In Movement for Universal Dis. armament—Japan Strongly Opposes Limitation.

INVESTIGATING DISARMAMENT   . S. GOVERNMENT ORDERS STARTING WHEELS OF PERMANENT PEACE

JAPAN OPPOSES ANY LIMITATION TF ARMAMENTS   Other Nations Not Willing tc Reduce Without Universal Cooperation.   INVESTIGATION IS BEGUN OF PROGRESS OF MOVEMENT   League of Nations Has Not Yet Taken Up Main Problem, but Has Begun Organization of Machinery for Solving It, American Government Says

LEAGUE MAKING PROGRESS FOR WORLD DISARMAMENT   Nationalistic Interests in Many Nations Holding Bac!  Move for Limiting Armaments as Provided ii  League Covenant but Larger Powers Approve Ide: —Japan Lines Up in Opposition.

PANG TO QIOARM   UNITED STATES TAKES STEPS ALONG THAT LINE,   Belief is That Much Depends Upon Action of This Country,”

PERILS WORLD LEAGUE   Council of Prime Ministers to Sift Ruhr Crisis,   President Wilson Is Expected to Attempt to Reconcile the Allies, Dispatch Says,

MAY DISRUPT LEAGUE   RUHR CRISIS PERILS THE LIFE OF THE COVENANT.   Report Says President Wilson ts Ex pected to Attempt to Reconcile the Allies.

LFAST AGAIN. SCENE OF RID   Military Fires ‘91 ‘on Crowds “tt Various Quarters; Oasualties Uncounted

BELFAST RIOTERS RESUME THEIR FIGHTING =   North trish City Is Scene o More Killings; Trouble ir Other Parts of Erin

MOULDS TO STEP OUT   Will Not be a Candidate to Succeed ; ‘Self in Sherifi’s Office.   WILL GO 0 AUTO. iNS.: CO   Plans. to Devote. Exclusive “Attention to Tnoterests of D. M. Auto Ins.” ‘Go, ‘in Which He is Director,

STOCK YARD UNIONS   Not Satisfied With Wage ~~ Award of the Court.

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE GROWS   Number of Men Out in Pennsylvania on Increase

isa iiebiaataiainsitaiainiaaiaiia Sik  “NWO MARKED IMPROVEMENT.   Many Pennsylvania Minera are Still Out of Strike.

TEMPORARY ROLL BEING COMPLETE   ONE DISPUTE CENTERS ON CONTEST OVER GEORGIA’S 28 CONVENTION SEATS   M'AD00 BOOM CONTINUES   Prohibition Enforcement Question May Be Ignored Entirely In Democratic Platform Is Report Friday.

TO MAKE FIGHT   SEN. JAMES REED WILL MAKE PERSONAL FIGHT FOR SEAT

TURKS THREATEN ~ ARMENIAOPENL)   Boston Doctor, Recently Re turned From Turkey, Tells - of Situation There,

ARMENIANS FAL EXTERMINATION   Lethargy in American Congress Emboldens Bandits to Do the Worst.

TURKS ARE TO RESUME ATROGIOUS GAMPAIGA   WIPE OUT ARMENIANS, THEIR AIM AND THEY WILL DO IT IF LEAGUE IS NOT IN DUE POSITION TO AVERT HORROR

GHIGAGO 1S ENVELOPED AN DARKNESS OF NIGHT   Ee ee  Downtown District at Noon is Practically as Black as at Midnight

PENNY [5 STANDARD, OF CHURCH GIVIN   This is What Methodist Worke: Explains~Too Many 1 Cent Contributions,

CHURCH NEEDS MONEY       Methodists to Wold Unlied St unpiuign in Februar

TANDE REPORTEL   Our Balance for 1919 Will Be About Four Billion Dollars; 1920, However, Is Viewed With Much Concern.

MERCIAL OUTLOOK WAS NEVER BRIGHTER   CONDITIONS OF TRADE SUMMED UP BY DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE OFFICIAL.

OUTLOOK FOR 1920 LOOKS VERY BRIGHT   Conditions of Trade Summed Up By Department of Commerce Official.

920 OUTLOOK FOR COMMERCE BEYOND OREAM   FOREIGN TRADE GROWTH FAB. ULOUS SAYS SECRETARY IN HIS SUMMING UP   Present Day Problems Liek Those Folowing All Wars Only of Greater Magnitude

NORMAL LEVEL UF TRADE MAY COME IN 1920      OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE IS TREMENDOUS AND WE’VE TREMENDOUS FLEET   MORE PRODUCTION NEEDES   Less Social Unrest and General Disposition to Get in and Dig is 'What America Requires, Says Big Chief of Commerce Department, in Review of Outlook for Next Year.

CLOSING YEAR SAW * FABULOUS GROWTH OF FOREIGN TRADE   Business Balance in 1919 to Be Approximately 4 Billions  Of Dollars, Secretary,  Alexander Says, 7   ISSUES STATEMENT      ‘Abnormal Conditions, We Hope, Are Passing,” He Says—Looks for Huge Merchant Marine,

BiG GROWTH IN FOREIGN TRADE   Secretary Alexander Says Trade Balance Will Exceed Four Billions   CONDITIONS IMUROVING

Secretary Alexander, of Department of Commerce, Sums Up Commercial Outlook for the Year 1920.

GLERK’S. WEALTH STAGGERS      4 $1,000,000 Gitte” to Bride Seta _ Chicago ‘Acquaintances: 8 ° Speculating.

CLERK'S WEALTH ST&GGERS:   Fookee’ $1,000,000 Gift tc Bride Sets Chicego Acquaintances Speculating.

Denikine’s Last Base in South Russia Captured by Bolsheviki.   WHOLE SOVIET BRIGADE LOST   Attacks Chiefly Directed Against Villages on Slutch River.

GOVERNMENT OF POLAND IS SHIFTED   Moved From Warsaw to Posen Says Report.  iia nti etaiieni ‘at. Lah lee a. Cn a ape, aE eee eae   Capinre His Last Stronghold in Senth: Ukrainians Control Odessa; Heavy Fighting,

POLISH TANES FOR 3. MIDS ATPRAOCK RD      GOVERNMENT SEAT REATOVED HOA Wanrcran’

POLES LEAVE THE CITY OF WARSAW   Bolshevik Forces Swing South of Pripet Marsh and Capture Towns.

REPORTED POLES. MOVEFRON WARSAN      s a . ‘i q Polish Authorites; Howérer Den War saw Has Halte it To Sor viet Army.. i:

SEAT OF POLISH GOVERNMENT AT WARSAW MOVED   Capital Set Up at Bromberg in Polish Posen

POLES’ CAPITAL IS MOVED FROM WARSAW UNCONFIRMED REPOR]   Brombery, Twenty-five Mile: From Thorn, New Capital, Report Says.

POLISH LEGATION BLAMES GERMAN PROPAGANDA FOR  RUMOR CAPITAL MOVED

POLAND'S CAPITAL REPORTED MOVEL INTO POSEN ARES   Washington Legation Hints a ‘Berlin Effort to Discredit Nation by Telling Story.

Warsaw ‘Dispatches Admit the Cosses of Settlements Along > $luteh But Assert Inability  * of Reds to Cross River   BERLIN REPORTS POLES “MOVE GOVERNMENT SEAT      Probability of Transfer of Cap ’ ital to Bromberg is Discred ited in Current Press Dispatches .

POLISH SEAT OF GOVERNMENT IS MOVED, REPORT   Changed From Warsaw to Bromberg; Reds Sweep Forward.

POLISH GOV'T SEAT REMOVED FROM WARSAW   Is Now Located in Polish Posen, According to Reports.   BOLSHEVIKI MAKE ATTACKS ON POLLS   Last Base of Gen. Denikin in Southern Russia Taken By Soviet Forces.

POLES’ ARE PUSHED   SOVIET  TROOPS ATTAC K ON 250-MILE BATTLE FRONT.   There sh Report That the Polish  Guversment Has Fled Froin Tits of Warsaw.

RUSSIAN REDS — ATTACK POLES ON LONG LINE   Battle Wages On Front Whicl Extends Approximately  Two Hundred Fifty Mile: Along Border   ENEMY IS UNABLE TO ~ CROSS SLUTCH RIVER   Results Of.Battle Are Yet Unknown, But Savage Attacks - Continue; Soviet Brigade Js  Annihilated

THE CAPITOL [§ REMOVED FROMWARSAW   Poles’ Government Goes te Bromberg; According to Berlin Rumor   ODESSA IS TAKEN   Ukrainians Take the Big Seaport is Report Coming From Paris

REPORT. POLISH CAPITAL TAKEN - FROM WARSAW   Russian Soviet Forces Have Captured Several Towns Along Sluteh River

KENTUCKY. COAL. MENKE. OWN: ERS BOLT. DECISION OF THE SETTLEMENT COMMISSION

SETTLEMENT [8 WOT ACCEPTED   Kentucky Mine Owners Kick Over the Traces at the Eleventh Hour.

KENTUCKY MEN QUIT HEARING . BY COMMISSION   Refuse To Accept Decision Of 14 Percent Wage Increase ~~ To Men Retroactive As Of Last October    EWIS MAKES CHARGE * OPERATORS HEDGING   Miners Claim Retroactive Act just Because Kentucky Mines Operated . On 100  - Percent Basis During Strike

KENTUCKYOPERATORS QUIT COAL HEARING   Refuse to Submit to Ruling of Commission on 14 Per Cent Pay Raise.

KENTUCKY COAL OPERATORS QUIT STRIKE HEARING   Refuse to Submit to Jurisdiction of Commission Which Rules Against Them.   ENCOUNTER FIRST REFUSAL    Keatucky Miners Claim Retro active Award Because They Stayed oa .the Job.

NENTUCKY COAL OPERATORS BEFIISI   Will Not Agree Te 14 Per Cent Wage Increase Retroactive To Cetsber I.

PRISON BOXING BOUTS   Fight Fans Apply to See Jack Johnson Do Battle

GHT OF EUROPE’S CHILDREN STAGGERS   0,000 Facing Starvation Can ly Be Saved by America’s esponse to Joint Appeal.

PLIGHT GF EUROPE’S CHILBREN STAGGER   3,509.099 Facing Starvation Ca: Oniy Ge Saved by America’s fcsrorse to Joint Appeal.

PLIGHT OF EUROPE'S CHILDREN STAGGERS   3,500, 000: Facing Starvation Can Only Be Saved. by America’s: \. Response. to Joint Appeal.

FLIGHT OF EUROPE'S CHILDREN STAGGERS   3.560.080 Facing Starvation Car Only Be Saved by America's Response to Joni Appe.:.

BANDITS BLOCK ROAD, THEN ROB TWO MESSENGERS   Escape in Automobile After Theft of $20. 000 From

BIRDSEYE PETROLEUM CO. WILL DRILL NEXT MONTH   First Of] Well In New. Dubois Counts Field To Be Started On Qt Dateipktc Daw

Police On Guard Duty at Waterbury   Strike of the Brass and Met Work ers—Not Permitted to Parad Without a Permit.

WATERBURY SEEKS TQ AVERT TROUBLE   Police Arm With Riot Guns When Strikers Threaten To Parade .-. Without Permit.

HAS STARTED REVOLUTION AL HIS OWN   Because He Was ‘“‘Misinformed’’ Re garding Leadership of the Revolution.

VILLA DESERTS: MEXICAN REBEL UPRISING; . WILL START HIS OWN   Pancho Cites Bad Faith of Obregon and Gonzales As   'HAS A FORCE OF 3,000   iA 4h EIN komm Ver on     Bandit. Chief’s Action May Delay Success of the Revolution

Chief Bandit Breaks Witl the Rebel Forces Completely.  nee  OPPOSE MILITARY MAN   OPPOSE MILITARY MAN   Notorious Leader Firm Ir Denouncing the New Candidates.

VILLA HAS STARTED REVOLUTION AL HIS OWN  Because Ile Was ‘‘Misinformed’’ Regarding Leadership of the Rev  Because He Was ‘‘Misinformed”’ Re garding Leadership of the Revolution.

VILLA IS AGAIN ON THE WARPATH ON HIS OWN HOOK   HE REFUSES TO ASSIST ANY MILITARY MAN TO THE PRESIDENCY.   BEGINS A LITTLE  SIDE ISSUE OF HIS OWN

“Pancho” is out all in his own interest this time   TELLS OF HIS. PURPOSE   No military man as _president of Mexico is his slogan

CARRANZA IS _ NOW OPPOSED BY VILLISTAS   famous Mexican Bandit Leader Gives Out Interview Stating His Reasons for Refusing to Co-operate With  Revcelted Federal Leaders.

DARING BANDITS «GET MARINES? PAY   Bind and: Gag. ‘Two: and fat viteos. Express Cat.

BRITISH OPEN FIRE   On Turkish Nationalisa Posi. tions Near Touzla

QULTAN ta DOWN AND BRITS FIGHT  THEENEMY ALONE:   ARMY OF FRENCH DEFEATED      ‘TURK NATIONALS SEEM TO HAVE GATHERED _ BIG FORCE 

Collapse of Sultan’s Force Leaves Defense of Railways to British   HEAVY FIRING AROUSES WHOLE CONSTANTINOPLE   Armenian and Greek Refiugees Enter Ismid After Escaping Nationalists

FOE BY BRITIS!   English Battleships Bombard Positions of the Nationalists Near Tousla, On the Sea of Marmora.

QULTAN (a. DOWN AND BRITS FIGHT THEENEMY ALONE      ARMY OF FRENCH DEFEATED   TURK NATIONALS SEEM TO HAVE GATHERED BIG FORCE ry

PLUNGED INTO STORMY DEBATE QN TREATY   When Hitchcock Charged Republicans Sought to Destroy Treaty   And Defeat President’s Efforts to Bring About World Peace.

Democrat - “Charges Republican: Have: Nerve to Griticise  2s. . Wilson’s Failure

SOLONS FALK  BACK DURING A HITCHCOCK PACT SPEECH   Opponents Heckle Wilson’s Spokesman In Senate Saturday Afternoon   EXCHANGE HOT SHOTS   ‘Declare America’s Foot Will Be Kept Free of European Trap

EIGHT AMERICAN SAILORS DROWN AT MANZANILLO   Explosion Sets Fire to Launch in Which They Are Riding.

BARROWS EXPLAINS BITS Poss Try      Eight U. S. Sailors  Drowned Near Havanc

FARTHOUAKE SHOCK (5 FEL   Said to Have Been the Most Severe Recorded On Chicago Instru; ments for Years

MAY PICK OUT A DARK HORSE   MANAGERS CASTING ABOUT FOR 4 PROMISING RIDER.   BIG THREE GOOD AS DONE FOR   ELIMINATION OF WOOD AND Low DEV TALKED OF.   Borah Serves Notice He Will Seppert Neither of Them—Harding. Knox, Heahes and (volidge B®*cometisilitiecan.

G. 0. P. LEADERS -_ IN CONFERENCE   Lodge, Smoct, Watson, Crane  Borah, and Others, Join in All-Night Discussion   DECISIVE ACTION TODAY   ‘Campaign Managers of Big Three All Express Confidence _Over the Quicome

CONVENTION LEADERS: ~ MANEUVER FOR VOTES   CONFERENCES ARE HELD BY VA‘-RIOUS CANDIDATES IN CHICAGO HOTELS.

DEMS WORK ON PLANS   COX AND ADVISERS HOPE TC COMPLETE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TODAY.

COX CONTINUES FORMATION OF -- ORGANIZATIO!   Awaits. Word From State Chairman Before Nam Y Ree epee ehh: ae a

COLUMBUS LEFT TO DEMOCRATS   Republicans All at ‘Hard ing’s Notification.

PICK 15 TO RUN COX FIGHT   Governor and Alds Await Approval of State Chairman Before An. nouncement.

DEATH OF WOMAN 117 YEARS OLD IS REPORTED   PREDICTS N. C. WILL NOT RATIFY SUFFRAGE

FORCE OF GREEKS IN VIZA   Landing Is Made on Black Coast of Eastern Thrace.

SREEK ARMY LANDS AT MEDIA      Effect Landing on Black Sea Coast of Eastern Thrace and Occupy Viza.

MESOPOTAMIA AND SYRIA ADD TO ANXIETY IN  EASTERN MIXUE,   Tangle Is Serious and Britain Fears _ Indian In+ fluence.

COMPLICATIONS IN MUSSULMAN WORLD REGARDED SERIOUS   Feeling Prevails in Some Quar ters That War on Turks May Cause Arabs to Join Them in Hostilities.

ALLIES DELAY IN TURKEY Tika CRAVE RESULTS   DANGER THAT PRESSURE NOW MIGHT START HOLY WAR IS PUINTED OUT.   Tangle Serious And Complication Are Threatened With Svria And Mesopotamia.

EARL GURZON'S. SPEECH CAUSING MUGHANXIET)   Believed. Shadow of India and Moslem Opinion Is In- .” fluencing Allies. .

TO PRESS TURK MAY MEAN NEM STRUGGLE WITH ALL MUSSELMEN   SYRIA AND MESOPOTAMIA PRESENT GRAVE PROBLEMS   FAILURE OF UNITED STATES TO BEAR ITS SHARE OF THE BURDEN IS ONE CAUSE OF COLLAPSE OF EFFORTS TO BRING PEACE TO WORLD

SHADOW OF INDIA DARKENS TURK ISSUI   Allies Also Fear Arab Mov If Ottomans Are Pressed   League of Nations the Only Hope for Christians in Turkey, London View

H PROBLEM DECLARED StAlOUs BY EARL GUREZON   iv FORCE IS UShbD ARABS WILE Vip IN DPEPENSE, Bs BELIEF   REPORT CAUSES ANXIETY   Statement UVecloring Trouble Das to Prglind Awaiting Action of America is Not Comment ml Upon by Press

CRISIS IS SEEN‘IN TURKISH PROBLEM BY CURZON SPEECH   Official Statements. on Subjec Regard Eastern Situation as Critical.   COMPLICATIONS MAY ARISE BY EMPLOYMENT OF FORCE   Careful Watch is Being Kep Over Syrian Congress in Session at Damascus.

TURKISH PROBLEMS CAUSING OFFICIALS GREAT UNEASINESS   Fear Complications ir Syria and Mesopotamia   yRUZON ISSUES STATEMENT

TURKISH PROBLEM BECOMES CEREIAIS      Anxiety Regarding Increased Complications With Regard to Syria and Mesopotamia   FEAR MUSSELMEN MAY -RISE TO AID SULTAN   Careful Watch Being Given to Congress at Damascus and Other Developments

ENGLAND WORRIES OVER WEAR EAST   Fear Force Against Turks Ma Arouse All Mohammedan World.

HARDING SIETS ASIDE AP RIL 30 AS ARB OR DAY   Suggests Commu: sities Plant Trees As Merreorial To  Soldrer Dead.

RETURN FROM ALASKAN TRIP   Secretaries Danicls and Payne Due im Seattle Thursday.

MEXICANS TO AID AMERICAN FARMERS   AGENCY FOR FARM LABORERS ESTABLISHED AT NUEVO. ~ _ LAREDO.

FARMERS CAN GET COTTON PICKERS AT NEUVO LAREDO AT $2.50 PER HEAD

190 KILLED, 1,006 HURT, IN TORNADO   Terrific Storm Sweeps Center o _ Mississippi, Razing Many Towns.   HITS ALABAMA, TENNESSEE   Hurricane Sweeps” ‘in From Gulf, Cut ting a Path to the Tennessee Line —No Effort Made to Compute Property Damage.

SWAyH: OF - DEVASTATION - CUT THROUGH CENTER OF MIS“SISS¥PPI; 1,000 HURT.

aD KILLED IN TORNADO ~———(N-SOUT   Alabama, Mississippi and Tennes’ see Ravaged by Storm.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS GREAT   Storm Sweeps in From the Gulf of Mexico and Cuts the Heart of Dixie--Thousands of Persons Are Injured.

STORM KILLS 150 IN SOUTH   Tornado Sweeps Center of Missiseippl and Razes Many Tawns—Atabama and Tennessee Aiso Hit

TORNADO KILL ol IN THREE STATES   Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee Ravaged by Storm.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS GREAT   Storm Sweeps in From the Guif of ~ Mexico and Cuts the Heart of Dixie—Thousands of Persons Are Injured.

TRADE IN FUTURES   it was Resumed on the Chicago Board of Trade This Moraing,

SPECULATION IN WHEAT RESUMED   PRE-WAR CONDITIONS ARE RESUMED IN CHIa CAGO.

Murry Quickly Dies Down as Marginal Trading’ Starts for First Time in Tiree Years— Board Acts to Prevent Wild Speculation on the First Day

Unexpected Low Prices Rule _ In Chicago Market as Wheat Futures Are Again Offered

WHEAT FUTURES PRICES DROP IN DAY'S TRADING   Weakness Oistinguishes Market Opening and Continues to ” Develop

TRADING IN WHEAT  RESUMED AT CHICAGS   Buying and Selling Broadened fo Future  Deliveries--Pre War Methods Revived.

The 1920 Wheat Crop Opensd at Chicago Lower  ‘Than Was Expected—Grain Dealers Were at the Board of Trade Meeting Today at the Opening.

DECEMBER WHEAT LOW   Price on Chicago Market Not up to Expectations

WHEAT MARKET OPEN AFTER LONG CLOSING   Trading is Resumed and Grain is Sold for Future Delivery.   PRICES STARTED LOWER

WHEAT PRICES UN EXCHANGE DUMIMENGE LOW   PRELIMINARY QUOTATIONS ON DECEMBER DELIVERIES LOWER THAN EXPECTED,

EAGHANGES AGAIN THAGING IN Wit Al (NN PREWAR BASIS   Absence of .Formality Marks Resumption of Operations on Board of Trade.

PRICES LOWER THAN EXPECTEL   Grain Trade Througheut World Watching Chicago Trading

FLOUR DROPPED FIFTY CENTS   Collapse of Foreign Ex: change and Wheat Slump Is Cause

FLOUR DROPPED FIFTY CENTS   Collapse of Foreign Ex. ~ change and Wheat .  Slump Is Cause ©. ~

FLOUR IN DROP OF 60 CENTS   Reaches Lowest Price: i Has; Attained During the Year .

CONSULT UNGLE DAM [S WARNINL WILSON GIVES   Great Britain and France Willi Carry Out Proposal as Submitted to J igoGiavia in January; Allies Deny Accucation Agai"st Italy.

RADICALS ATTACK HILLOUIST PLATFORM   ante  ROW DEVELOPS IN SOCIALIST CONVENTION WHEN EXTREMISTS OPPOSE LEADER   SET FORTH OLD DEMANDS   Division of Property. Political Control For ve tine yy ass, Some

PLAN PROBE INQ NAVAL SOUABBLE   JUTE UU Ce = Fiaiieu ty Throw Spotlight On Awards In Navy.  DANIELS GIVES REASONS  No Formal Consideration Of  Treaty Yet Planned ty The ee

PLAN PROBE INQ NAVAL SOUABBLE   Throw Spotlight On Awards In Navy.  DANIELS GIVES REASONS No Formal Consideration Of  Treaty Yet Planned ty The Senate.

LEAGUE LIVES INSISTS ROOT   CANNOT BE SCRAPPED SAYS FORMER SECRETARY.   FOUNDATION STONE OF PEACE   ’  HARDING SO INFORMED REG ARDLESS OF OWN OPINION.   Frank Admission Poasidly Kesponaible for Coolmeas Between Presi-e dent-elect and Autherity Oa Foreiga Policies.

ROOT ADVISES AGAINST DECLARING-LEAGUE DEAD   Former Secretary of State Cabled from Europ: In August That Stand Would Bring Chaos . and Entire Loss of Results of War and General Disaster Involving the U. S.

Urges That Entire League Structure’ Be Not Scrap. ped—Evidently Intended to Influence Harding Not to Embrace Johnson View—States Root’s Well Known Views—Cablegrar.  ' Antidates His Great New York Speech Advocating Harding.

NEW COVENANT” 1S IMPOSSIBLE, ROOT’S ADVICE   Statesman’s Attitude Toward  Republican Platform on Treaty  Issue Revealed in-Cable- ~ gram Sent Last August.   Results of War Would Be Lost in Scrapping League, He Asserts.

Central Federation Plans to Hamper Fuel  Exportation; Passes Resolutions Asking Government Control of Mines and Return of War Time Distribution Methods:   RAIL WALKOUT MAY BE DELAYED

Effect of Hunger Strike on Po litical Situation Causes Annechancian.   INCREASE PRISON GUARD      Government Is Taking Extra Precautions as Feeling Grows More Acute.

OPPOSITION TO RELEASE OF = LORD. MAYOR OF CORK SAID TO ~ BE SLOWLY BREAKING DOWN

RUHR WORKMEN CALL STRIKE QtF    Renewal Promised, However, Unless Government Fulfills Its Obligations.

To Call Off Strike In Ruhr District   Strike, However, To Be German Government JA - fill Its Obligations,  Renewed if ails to Buy.

GENERAL STRIKE IN RUHR DISTRICT IS GALLED OFF TODAY   Workmen Threaten to Renew Strike if Government Does Not Fulfill Pledges   GOVERNMENT SUCCESSFUL IN ADVANCE ON REDS   Radical Army Retreats Before Oncoming Troops

Dynamiting of House Near Rockville, Md., is Believed to Be Outcome of Political Feud on Election Dav.

FARMER'S HOME BLOWN UP   Sheriff Investigates Theory That Fxplosion Grew Out ef Pelitical Freund.

JOHNSON WISELY PLACES QUIETUS. ON TALK OF BOLT   RICKEY SAYS STATEMENT WIL END WORRY CAUSED THE OLD GUARD   BELIEVE HIS ASSERTION HAS HELPED HIS CAUSE

JOHNSON NOT TO LEAD BOLT   Senator Shows Wisdom in Declaring He'll Stick with Old Guard.   COULDN’T SUCCEED IF HE TRIED ALONE

RUSK DEBATES THE GALVESTON STRIKE   Speeches on National Politics and Negro Question Features

Rusk Literary Society Debates School Teachers Afhliating With Labor

CUTTING "SLACKERS"   FARMERS OF COMMUNITY ‘TO HAVE DEMONSTRATION,   Mectings Designated fer  Severa’ Places—-Quiis Serving Meals— Rack From Pennsylvania.

NATION IS SHORT 5 000.000 HOUSES   U. S. Report Shows 25 Million People Living In Bad Quarters

NATION ISSHORT MORE THAN FIVE MILLION HOUSE!   ae ew  TWENTY-FIVE MILLION PEOPLE ARE LIVING IN CROWDED UNSANITARY QUARTERS

Housing Situation Is More Acute Than Eve   Building Operations Have Practically Halted---Builders Waiting Until Next Spring Hoping Prices  Will Go Down. :

PLANNING A BANQUET.   Big Parmers’ Meeting and Feetlp to Be Held Here Next Month.

PLANNING A BANQUET.      Rig Farmers’ Meeting and Peeifh. tc Be Held Here Next Month.

IALLAS GRIEF UF PULIGE HELD IN GUNTEMP    REFUSAL TO OBEY SUMMONS IN HABEAS CORPUS CASE BRAWS PENALTY FROM COURT.

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT IT?   Officials of America’s Amalgamated Metal Workers Congratulate Workers in Attempt to Soviet ize Italy.

HANDING RETURN TO WASHINGTON   Republican Nominee Will Leave Saturday for His Home in Ohio.

G.O. P. Work Practically Finished   Senator Harding Remains at Marion Until Wednes. day When He Speaks

HARDING RESTS AT MARION Ol EVE OF BATTLE WN HOWE STATE   C.0. P. Nominee Prepares For Last Week Of Cam * AG ee ee   OHIO'S VOTE IS STAKE  Speaking Trails of Rival Candidates Will Cross And  Re-(Croce.

Harding To Stay In Senate Until January At Leas!   Election in Ohio Will Deter mine Time of Resigning If He’s Next President.   WILL NOT GIVE COX NAMING OF SUCCESSOR   Senator Harding to Receive Returns on November 2 at Home in Marion, 0.

FEW-ENGAGEMENTS REMAIN FOR SENATOR HARDING TO FILL BEFORE THE ELECTION

BATTLE OF OHIO WILL BE STAGED      ‘Next Week Between State's , Two Contending Candidates i For the Presidency.   ‘SEVERAL CITIES ARE TO HEAR BOTH-CANDIDATES   Harding to Close His Campaign in Columbus. Cox Finishing in Toledo.

HARDING GETS  READY FOR his OnID BATTL   THIS STATE WILL BECOME PO LITICAL BATTLE GROUND OF NATION NEXT WEEK.   TAKES REST FOR FEW DAYS   Senator Harding Will Begin His Tour of State in Cleveland Next Wednesday Night.

HARDING RESTS UP. FOR FINAL SPEAKING TRIP   will Not Resign Seat In Sen: ate Before January 1 In Any Event   BLUE HOLE YOTES

SEN. HARDING TO ~ PROTECT PARTY IN THE SENATE   WILL PREVENT DEMOCRAT SUCCESS BEFORE MARCH 4.   WILL REST WHILE COX  PUSHES HIS CAMPAIGN

HARDING”   Practically Finished Labors and Is at Home in Marion.

FOR SALE:—Baby buggy. wicker. practically new. Call 745 Cum. Ady. 11 Oct 22-33-35.   HARDING RESTS MOST OF TIME   Senator Will Not Make Any More Active Campaigns But Will Rest Quietly At Home

SENATOR HARDING 1S BUSY AS A BEE   Republican. Noininee Has: Plenty t Do; An Admiver Sends Him Horseshoe,

HARUING TAKES UP LAST TOUR UN WEDNESDAY   Senator To Rest at Marion Until Middle of Week.   RETURNS : SATURDAY   Will Not Resign Seat In Congress Until First Of Year

SEN. HARDING  PREPARES iS FINAL SPEECHES   THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WILL START ON WIND-UP OF CAMPAIGN NEXT WEDNESDAY.   WILL RETURN HOME SATURDAY   Seat in Senate Will Be Resumed a the Opening of Congress Early in December, Whether Elected President or Not.

Presidential Caididaies Have Decided to Make Their Home State Scene Of Last “Big Push.”      BOTH CONFIDENT   Hiram Jolinson Expected to Be One_ of the Licuten . ants in Final Republican Drice.

Onl WILL ot BAT TLEGHOUNI OF CANDIDATES      Harding And Cox To Concentrate Energies On State.   TOURS WILL CROSS   Senator to Begin His Trip With Speech In Cleveland. 

HARUING CAMPAIGN PRACTICALLY OVER   Senator Will Remain in Marion Until Wednesday When Pinel FPour-Davy Trin Beoins

TURKS INVADE ARMENIA AND SEIZE TOWNS   Cross Border in Force and Drive on Kars to Prepare for Possible Junction With Bolshevist Troops From North.   RAILWAY POINT CAPTURED   All Armenians of Military Age Called to the Colors to Resist Invaders. Red Influence on Side of Moslem Hordes.

Purpose Possession of Allocated -Towns and Juncture with Bolsheviki

SHOE PRICES ARE REDUCED   Large Wholesale Shoe Factories Announce _ Price Cutting 

WHOLESALE SHOE PRICES CUT   Reductions Vary From 25 Cents to $: a Pair in St. Louls—Are Made Retroactive.

WHOLESALE SHOE PRICES WERE REDUCED JUNE 181   ‘ACTURERS DROP 250 -To oo PER PAIR.

ST. LOUIS SHOE MANUFACTURERS REDUCE PRICES   Reductions Vary From 25 Cts, to $2.00 a Pair, An Announcement Says.

Reduction In Prices of Shoes   Wholesale Shoe Bealers Announce  Reduetion in Prices of Shoes at St, Louis.

WHOLESALE SHOE PRICES DECLINE; SOMEFALL $2.60   ST. LOUIS MAKERS ANNOUNCE 25' CENT TO $2.00 DROP iN VARIOUS STYLES

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IN HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY   Lower Branch of British Parliament Will Stand Pat And Reject Any Amend~ -ments by Higher Body.    NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TO ESTABLISH PEACE   .CONFERENCE CALLED FOR DE. CEMBER 29: WHEN RETURN: OF WHITE-WINGED ANGEL WILL BE COURTED BY ALL 

HOME RULE ACT 18 CONSIDERED   Measure Back in House of Commons.   DEBATE LIKELY ON _ . “RISH SITUATION   ‘Black and Tans Withdrawn - From Cork.

AISA HOME RULE BILL US UP FO CONSIDERATION   Upper House of Parliament May Change Bill Passed By Lower.

AMENDMENTS TO HOME RULE BILL - {JP IN. COMMONS   Reappearance of Measure Ex. pected to Precipitate General Debate on the Trish Sit mation   DE VALERA TO RETURN IF - GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT   British Labor Party Plans Con- ference to Start Camfpaign for Peace ’in Ireland.

IRISH HOME RULE BILI   Comes Up For Discus. sion in House of Commons Today

BLACK AND TAN UNITS ARE NOW ALL OUT OF CORK   Commission Which Is In. vestigating Recent Fire Not: Yet Ready To Re. port.

De VALCHATG ON  Wi ATA agi  LLU IRELARL  LOINC HEARS   Tacit Permission for — Said to Have Been Give he Pramier   TRUCE IS TAKEN UP   Liberal Leaders Urge Caution About Military Law for Frin.

HOME — RULE BILI   Comes Up For Discussion in House of Commons Today

AMENDMENTS TO IRISH BILL ARE BROUGHT UE   Claim All “Black and Tan’ Units Have Been With+ drawn From Cork,‘

AMENDMENTS BY HOUSE OF LORDS CONSIDERED   ‘Sentiment in Lower Branch o: Parliament Apparently Has Changed.   ‘Seem Willing to Go as Far as Possible in Meeting Objections.   DE VALERA IS EXPECTED   Reported to Be on His Way from the United States to Treland,

RATION WILL Feo STRIKE   PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE AD DRESSES.MESSAGE OF CONFIDENCE   (Another report on the British coal strike is yiven on puge 14.)

LLOYD GEORGE DEFIES STRIKERS   Wiil Resist Attempt of Workers to Gain Their Ends by Force.   “NO DOUBT AS TO THE ISSUE’   Premier in Address to the Country Asserts Government Has Done Everything Possible to Avert Calamity.

To '$9.35 at Indianapolis, Today.   Indianapolis, Dec. 14—Hogs Avop. ped to a new low price today, ; eral sales being at $9.35.

OATS WOMER MHUULU PLAY ill PART Th  ALS AFFAIRS   National Organization  Proposed to Take Up Legislation   WOULD WORK WITH PRESIDENT, CONGRESS   Democratic Candidate Say: League Is Protection to Children

2 AMERICANS KILLED      And One is Wounded in Clash with Russians.

DEFEAT ATTAGK BY RUSSIANS UN U5, ARMOR GAR   Semenoff’s Men in Unprovoked Assault on Americans Who Take Whip Hand in Battle.  THIRD IS INJURED

TWO ARMENIANS KILLED IN CLASH WITH RUSSIANS   U. S. Soldiers Attacked In Siberia By Scmenoff's Men In Armored Car.

TWO, S, SOLDIERS = KILLED IN-AUSSI  a Taicanea na Lai AES      CLASH WITH DETACHMENT OF SEMENOFF’S. FORCES’ NEAR POSOLSAKAYA.

AMERICAN TROOPS ~ REPUILSF RIISSIANS   Latter Lose Five Killed, One Wound ed And Fifty-Five ‘Captured.

Two American Soldiers . Killed in Clash with Russian Detachmen   Fifty-Five Enemy Prisoners Including a General Captured by United States Forces.

WOMEN DISSATISFIED WITH HARDING STANT   Suffragists Demand Positive State ment on Ratification, Says Alice Paul.

WOMEN ARE NOT SATISFIED.   Insist That Harding Come Out More Definitely for Suffragc.

TO ASK MORE FRO! Ww TARDING.      National Woman's Party Not Satinfled With Stand on Suffrage.

—— i ae  CHARLES DAVIS DIED TUESDAY   DEATH OCCURRED AT HONE NEAR MANILLA AFTER ILLNESS OF MANY MONTHA,   [HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY

CHARLES DAVIS MED TUESDAY   DEATH OCCURRED AT HOME NEAR MANILLA AFTER ILLNESS OF MANY MONTHS,      HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY

SECOND SUMMER RECITAL   Concert of Fine Arts School at Fraser Hil Tomorrow

[Twenty Firemen Hurt Battling Serious Fire—Explosion Blows Away Part of Roof Where Guests Had Gathered

Tomes  MMlAle Ur tyverels   Any Action in That Line Has  Been Indefinitely Postponed, After a Conference.   J THE GENERAL HIMSELF   DISPOSED TO RESIGN   Majerity of His Supporters Think There is No Present Necessity of It.

HOOD WILL. NOT RESIGN FOR —CAMPAICN   Soldjer Is Said to Be Personally Inclined to Leave Army During His Activities . in - Presidential Race.

WOOD POSTPONES ~ RESIGNATION OF MILITARY RANK   No Immediate Necessity For Quitting Army is Belief.   SPLIT IN FOLLOWERS   Course of Boom Now Somewhat Hazardous is Admitted.

SESSION avAS BT   City Lawinakers Transacted Rut Ue Business Thursday N

SESSION WAS BRIEF.   City Lawmakers Transacted But Little Business Thursday Night.

Naval Ships Patrol Entrance to Miami, Fla, Harbor Under Orders From President Wilson} Permit to Land Cable in United States Never Granted Western Union   BRITISH CRAFT I$ CHARTERED

U.S. DESTROYERS STOP LANDING OF BRAZILIAN CABLE   Take Any Steps Neces sary Are Orders To  American Fleet.

W, §. WL HALT CABLE LANDING (IF THE BRITISH   Destroyers Patrol Florida ,- Coast To Prevent Plan.   ‘ORDERS FROM WILSON   (Landing Held To Be Violation Of American Law.

U. S. WARSHIPS HALT CABLE   President Won't Let W. U. Run Wire Intan Miami Filia.

W.U. Cable Barred. British £  ef us uv ue u% ye  Monopoly to Be Cut Short

WAR VESSELS BLOCK LANDING OF CABLE   AMERICAN DESTROYERS PATROL FLORIDA WATERS—HALT BRITISH BOAT   IS WESTERN UNION MOVE   American Company Refused Execn. tive Permit—-Has Bearing on Brazilian Monopoly.

U.S. Forbids Landing of. British Cable in Miami, Florida; Clash Is Fearec

Western Union Believed Ir Monopolistic Effort With British   RUNS FROM BARBADOS   AUNS FRUM BANBGAUUS  English Ship Doing Work Which Was Begun Last  Bum

Patrol Miami Coast to Pre vent Landing of Cable From Barbadoes.   PDESIDENT ORDERS FORCE IF NECESSARY   Project of Western Union Tel egraph Company Held Up By State Department.

AGT (3 DECLARED OTRIGT VIOLATION OF AMERICAN LAWS   FIVE DESTROYERS PATROLEANG MIAMI HARBOR WILL USE  FORCE IF NECESSARY,  4   9 WESTERN UNION LINE   Company Making Attempt to Congect System From America With British Line Touching  West Indies, 4

LANDING OF CABLE T0 BE HALTED   Destroyers Patrolling the Entrance to Miami Harbor.   UNDER ORDERS FROM WILSON

FIVE DESTROYER PATROL ENTRANCE   United States Forbids Western Union Laying Cable from British Cities.

W.U. Cable Barred, British  cd & & & et ed SK  Monopoly to Be Cut Short

LANDING OF GABLE Td BE PREVENTEL   Five Destroyers Patrol Entrance to Miami Harbor.      BRITISH SHIP CHARTERED   Wires Would Connect With English Line From Barbadoes to South America—Wholc Theory of International Com. munications to be Bxaminec   opt Meeting Soon.

WARSHIPS PATROL. RLORIDA COAST T0 STOP CABLE WORK   Western Union Gets Up Against The Government In Attempt To Land At Miami   HAD NOT OBTAINED PERMIT NECESSARY TO OPERATION   Refused To Bile Copy of Contract Tt  Had With British Company supposed To Be Monopoly.

Destroyers Orderedto Use Force, if Necessary, to - Defeat Purpose of Telegraph Company.  PATROL NOW OFF  RAT ARRAY PYCANDIMA   Western Union Said to ‘Have Determined to Bring Wire From Barbados Without Permit.

WARSHIPSTO 8 HALT LANDING OF W.U. CABLE   WILSON ORDERS ACTION; BRIT ISH CONTROL TO BRAZIL  a FEARED.

United States Determined te Prevemr Western Union Cable Terminus at Miami, Fla.

UNDER ORDERS = FROM WILSON   Warships Prevent Land: in of Cable in Florida

MUST SELL SUGAR ALONE.   Attorney General Rules) Practice of Some Merchants Unlawful

Requiring Customers to Buy Other Commodities in Order to Get Sugar Law Violation

FOURTH MONTIWS REPOR? SHOWS SLUMP, ON ACCOUNT OF STUDENTS’ ILLNESS

HGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ON HONOR ROL      FOURTH MONTH'S REPORT ' SHOWS SLUMP, ON ACCOUNT OF STUDENTS’ ILLNESS

MAY BRING THE ~SHANTUNG CASE ~-BEFCRE LEAGUE   It Is Possible That the Question May _ Be Foucht Out on Floor of the ~ Assembly.

Will Ask Washington to Outline Future Attitude ef America Toward the Chines e—Esperanto is Urged As Medium of In ternational Conversation

LIGHTS BURN FOR MEN WHO DIED DURING WAF   Honor Roll’ is illuminated a Night by Miners.

Illuminating a  Great Honor Roll   The Honor Roll of 150 Miners Varticipating in World War Uliminated in an Unusinl Way.

PARTY [ool ARE GONGIDERED BY REPUBLIGANS   Leaders to Deal Vigorously With Labor’ Situatieon— Women Ask Equal Representation on Committee.

“EQUALITY [a UGE UF WOMEN AT G.0.P. MEET   Demand Direct Citizenship One of 10 Planks of Republican Platform for 1920.  LOWDEN SPEAKS

6.0. P. LEADERS FRAMING Toole FOR CAMPAIGN   Demands of Women for Equa Representation Given Consideration.

APUBLICANS MOULD DKRTY ISSUES AND PLAN CAMIPAICH   Demand of Women For Equal Powers In Councils Is Readily Grauted   LEONARD WOOD SAYS DOWN WITH RADICALS’   Platforn Elanned That Can Be Printed and Carried 7 Inside Hat ..

WOMEN ASK FOR IMPORTANT ROLE IN ALL POLITICS   Republican Conference at Chicago Brings Out Demands   FORMULATE PLATFORM

WOMEN INTO — THE CAMPAIGN   Repiblteans Offer Kynar! ttepresentation in. Party Organ ization to Women,   MAKE NO. DISTINCTION   Wowk: N AND MEN TAVE SAME VFRIVILEG      GO. PL Regins Work On ‘Vint form Which WIE Deal Espo. lay With fhe Labor  J Industrial Sia@suutiogn.

REPUBLICANS 10 ADMIT WOMEN   Fair Ones Want Equal Re presentation in Party.   Purpose to Deal Vigorous!y With Industrial Prob!ems Is Refected in Speeches.

REPUBLICANS ARE MOLDING — PARTY ISSUES AT GHIGAGO   Delegates irom Fourteen State: Are Ensy with This i "Today.

REPRESSION I$ KEYNOTE OF THE 6.0.2.   Reactionaries Demand Stean Hand in Maintaintne “Law and Order”   LOWDEN 18 SPEAKER   Women Center of Attraction a Conference of Midwest Republicang in Chicago

WOMEN’S REPRESENTATION, LABOR BBITUATION, AND. DOWNING OF REDS, ARE CHIEF ISSUES BEFORE &. 0.    Republicans of 14 Middle Western States Mold Party Platform for 192¢ Presidential Campaign; Lowden and. Woat Sneak.

REPUBLICANS ARE NOW LAYING PLANS   PARTY LEADERS FROM FOURTEEN MIDDLE WESTERN STATES ARE AT WORK _ IN CHICAGO.

BOR ANU INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS   Among ‘Chief Issues of! Campaign, Say Republicans.

REPUBLICANS CONTINUE MEETINGS IN-CHICAGO   Women Want Equal Represents. tion; To Deal Vigorously With . Industrial Situation.

LABOR PROBLEM 0 GONGIDERED) AY REPUBLICANS   Party Leaders’ Speeches Reflect Sentiment for Vigorous ‘Dealing with Industrial Situation in Campaign 

POLLYANNA IN PICTURES.   City School Bringing Famous Ac tress and Picture to Martz.

Coal Wage Scale Nears Settlement   Believed That An Agreement Will Be Reached At Cleveland Today

AMBASSADOR 10 ITALY RECEIVED BY ALLY GHIEFS   Johnson Will Take Part as Observer in Three Day Sessions.   NITT! ACCEPTS WILSON’S ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT   Fiume Will Be Buffer State— Agreement Reached About Germany.

SENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENTS FOR NATIONAL GUARD   Bill Passed on by Senate Places Guard Under Control of “tate Covernors

Guard Put Directly Under Control of Governors, Forest Patrol Bill Held Up

CHARGES PRESIDENT WILSON OBTAINED OFFICE BY FRAUL   Monster Republican Meeting Held In Toledo Tuesday.

ORDER EDWARDS PUT ON BALLOT   Court Issues Writ Put ting Prohibitionist oe Beale

U.S. AND CHINA IN TRADE TREATY   Prearrange Duties China May Charge on Imports.

TWO MILLIONS TO CHARITY      Harriet Blanchard Will Also Leaves Bequests to Churches and Educational Institutions

“PSYCHOLOGY OF LOVE”   Mill Be Pxplatmed By Dr. House tn His Lecture Tonight,

YCHOLOGY OF [LOY   Wil Be Pxplamed: Ry DE House Th ; His Lecture Fou

WHAT THEY OWE UNCLE SAM   Interest on U. S. Loans to European Countries Now Amounts to $325,000,000.

MUCH INTEREST DUE   Amount Accrued on Loans is About $325,000,000.

GLASS TURNS DOWN MONEY BARONS IDEA   Tells U. ‘S. Chamber of Commerce That U. S. Cannot Shoulder Wharld Debts   ADVICE FOR EUROPE   Tells Foreign Governments That They Get to Work and Produce More

Interest on U. S. Loans to European Countrics Now Amounts to $325 ,000,000.

WOOL MEN AID CONSUMER   Montana Growers Will Deliver Blank. ets and Clothing to Eliminate Middleman.

I  ELIMINATE  MIDDLE NAN   Montana Wool Growers t Deliver Finished Garment to the Consumer.

MONTANA WOOL GUE WILL  PROLUGE GLOVE   ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR MAN LFACTURE AND SALE OF CLOTH DIRECT TO CONSUMER,

'Dr. Bernard Dernberg Says He Has No Apologiés for War Acts,   NO MORE CRIMINAL IN CONDUCT THAN ALLIES   \Aettér Sent’ to ‘Argentine Representative at League. ; Meeting,

VISITING NURSE  WILL BE ASKED FOR THIS CITY   VISITING NURSE 21,0NE  MAYOR BHIERE TO REQUEST AP. PROPRIATION POR CITY NURSE AND APPOINTMENT. OF ONT FOR THE CITY AND SCHOOLS,

VISITING NURSE WILL BE ASKED FOR THIS CIM   VISITING NURSE 21 0 MAYOR BRIERE TOR PROPRIATION FOE $ AND APPOINTM or Oy FOR PUHE CIly AND SCHOOLS

FARM LOANS HELD UF   REQUESTS TOTALING $50,000,000 CANNOT BE MET WHILE VALIDITY 18 QUESTIONED.

MILLIONS [IN FARM LUANG - HELD UP BY LITIGATION OVER AG]      MOST OF THE LOANS HAY) REACHED FINAL STAGE AND  COULD BE COMPLETED,

LITIGATION HOLDS BACK $50,000,000 FARM LOANS   Commissioner Saya Situation Confront:  ing Banks and County Associations f Rerrottabls

FARM LOANS — DISCONTINUE!   Held Up by” Litigation Over Validity. of the. Farm Loan Act:

$50,000, 000 IN FARM LOANS HELD UP      Litigation Over Validity Of Farm Loan Act Causes Deferment Of Making Of Heavy Loans.

LITIGATION HOLDING ~ (JP FARM LOANS   Majority of Applications Reached the Stage Whore Only Fina] Approval Needed. }

HELME TELLS HIS STORY.   Defense Practically Closes It: Case in Newberry Election Conspiracy Trial.

END OF NEWBERRY CASE IS APPARENTLY IN SIGHT   James W. Helme, Acting as Wis Own Attorney, Presents His Story te the Jury.

SENATE HOLDS UP COLBY O. K.   Neither Democrats Nor Republicans Eager ta Confirm Wilson's Choice for State Secretary.

Sandals i in Spain to  7 Reduce Shoe Prices; Club Buying New Fad

CHAS, RAWSON. SEEING THINGS   Iowa G. O. P. Boss Predict Election of Cumming — and Kendall, =

ANTHRACITE STRIKE LOOMS IN THE OFFING   Refusal of Compromise Offer of 15 Per Cent by Scale, Committee, May Lead toa General Walk      DEVELOPMENTS

STRIKE IN HARD COAL IS COMING   MINERS AND OPERATORS Uh THE VERGE OF A WIDE DISAGREEMENT

75,000 COAL MINERS WILL ~ RETURN TO JOBS   Frank Faringtea, Président Of The Hiinois ‘District, Expects The Men Back Svon = *

SEVENTY-FIVE  THOUSAND ‘WILL RETURN TO WORK   Lewis Message Expected To Start Coal,

equalization board and make complaint and if error or uuder  assessment exists can have the aqme enorracrtod    ATTENTION

Villa Is After City of ~ Tampico, Oil Fields to Fall Into His Clutches

VILLA PLANS Ti CAPTURE TAMFICE   General Murgu:a Sends Car: ranza Defiant Note, De nouncing the Mexican Pres ident’s Three Nephews.

COX 15 FOR LEAGUE WHOLE REART AND SOUL, HE ASSERTS   Declares Senator Harding’ Statement Makes Eleventh Position He Has Taken.   REPEATS CHARGES OF A CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE   Big Business Flayed as a Foe in Addresses in Indiana—Religious Tone to League Plea Increases—-Presents ‘‘Practical’ Reason for Going in.

4 COX ASSAILS HARDING'S a WOBBLY POSITION   QPponent's Attitude Called “Most Pitiable Spectacle in Political History

COX RAPS HARDING ~ FOR LEAGUE STAND   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE POINTS TO VACILLATING ATTITUDE OF G. O. P. CANDIDATE,

GOK SAYS TAFT TAYING TO HOLD HARDING STEADY   GOVERNOR AGAIN EMPHASIZYs HIS STAND ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Declares Opponents Position Neithes Justifies American People Nor  : the Nations in Taking Him  Seriously.

HARDING'S MONOPLY ON WIGGLE AND WOBBLE’   POX SAYS HE IS A “PITIABLI PICTURE OF “VASCILLATION” —NOT SERIOUS   BlG BIZ USES THE CLUB?   Fighting Democratic Leader Fore sees Trouble if United States Out of League:

GOV. COX ASSAILS. HARDING'S WOBBLY STAND ON LEAGUE   OPPONENTS ATTITUDE CALLED .“MOST PITIABLE SPECTACLE IN POLITICAL HISTORY.”

TWO RANGERS ARE RELEASED TODAY   Were Arrested in Bastland Follow ing Wounding of Bootleggers in Ranger.

SEX HYGIENE CHAIR ENDOWED   wWw.c. TV. ©. Will Ketebliah It at ( wiverelty ef lewan.

NEW STORM HITS NEW ENGLAND  Pr ee  ~ AND MORE TROUBLEIS IN STORI   Snowfall of Several Hours Reported in New Yorl and Boston, While Snow or Rain Is Predicted for Tomorrow---Highways Still Blocked.

NEW YORK HIT AGAIN BY ANOTHER SNOWSTORI   STREETS ARE BLOCKED WITE EXCEPTIONS OF FEW PRINCIPAL ONES.

Another ‘Storm .Hits New. York         Siiow Falig 4 Ons Streets. Already * Tock iy’ Npils—Traiile Uses ata Standsul 

WILSON WORKS LATE AT NIGHT ON PEACE VET«   May Read Message Cabinet Meeting

CAPITAL PLANS WARM GREETING FOR GOMPER'   Veteran Labor Chief Will Deliver Labor Day's Chief Address   NAVY BAND ENGAGED   a nn ee  100 Labor Unions Will Par. ticipate In Big Columbus Parade

DEATH WILL BE - PORTION OF ALE STRIKE LEADERS   The Kapp Proclamation Warns Reds Against  Continued Activity.

CALLED AS A PROTEST AGAINST THE BAC“TIONARY:. REVOLT.   Dr. Kapp, Chancellor of the . Proclamation to that Ef. New. Government, Issues fect-—Anxiety : Over Con: tinuance of Strike. -

BERLIN STRIKE RIDDEN,   Leaders Threatened With Death by New Government.

MUCH DISORDER REPORTED THRU GERMAN NATION   Famine And. Stoppage Of Water Supply Threaten Berlin On Account of Strike Instituted By Socialists   FIGHTING REPORTED.  IN SEVERAL CITIES   Thirty Killed At Hamburg: and Twenty at Leipsic; En counters Between Factions a  Kiel Are Reported

DEATH TO OTRIKE HEADS IN PROTEST MOVE, KAPP SAYS   New Chancellor’s Proclamation Effective at 4 p. m. Today Against His Opponents.   BERLIN FOOD AND TRADE PARALYSIS 1S COMPLETE   City Has Holiday Appearance; Crowds in Linden Street as Bands, Troops Parade.

REVOLTERS 10 Ge THE DEATH PENALTY   PICKETS IN -STRIKE AGAINST REACTICNARY REVOLT IN GERMANY THREATENED WITH DEATH

BERLIN PARALYZED BY GENERAL STRIKE   Metropolis Completely Stricken By the Socialist-Union  Command.

MAS. FLEISCHMANN 15 GRANTED DIVORCE FROM HER WEALTHY HIISRANN   DRAWS 525.000 YEARLY ALIMONY AND GETS SUMMER HOME IN CONNECTICUT.

DIVORCE WAS. GRANTED TODAY   Wife of : Form ormer Cincin. ~ nati Mayor to Receive  $25000 Yearly

PRIMARY TO DECIDE TIE   Georgia Democrats to Hold Second Election for Walker and Hard. wick in Race for Governor.

Forms For Making Income Tax Re- turns Contain a Section Providing That Tenants Shali Include in Their Statements the Amounts of ‘Rents Paid and to Whom Paid. New Step Taken by Roper.

U.S TO WAGE WAR Ot LANDLORD PROFTEERS   “SWEET REVENGE” IN PROSPECT FOR TENANT WHO PAID HIGH IN 1519.   HAST STEP GOs TODAY   Persons Who Snifered From Unusual Rents Will Have Chance to Report to Government.

TO GATHER RENT FIGURES   War on Profiteering Landlord: Will Start With Collection of Income Taxes.

W aron Landlord Profiteers Will Be Waged by U.S.   “Sweet Revenge” in Prospect for Tenant Through U. S. Plan.

USE TAX BLANKS T0 GET RENT PROFITEERS   Income Returns to Show Amount Paid Landlord   Information to Be Given to the Department of Justice

PROFITEERING LANDLORDS TO BE HIT HARD   Through Collection of 191 Income ‘Taxes—‘‘Sweel Revenge” Is In Store For ‘Tenants.

LANDLORDS 1 PONY UP RIGHT   UNCLE SAM WILI COLLECT OFF ~ HIGH RENT

GOVERNMENT WARS ON LANDLORD PROFITEERS   Will Secure Evidence From In. come Tax Returns Made by Tenants and Prosecute

AUSTRIA BANS COMMUNISTS   Bela Kun and His Associates Held at - Stettin on- -Orders From Vienna e Government.

LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE ~ FOR ANGREASE IN WAG   Employers Claim Inability t “Meet Demand Because Bound by Award

DOCK WORKERS GO ON STRIKE TODAY    STRIKE INSTITUTED TO _ EN:  FORCE DEMANDS FOR. MORE  WAGES AND SHORTER  WORKING HOURS.

SHIPPING BEADLOCK FACED AT PORT OF NEW YORK   Dock Workers Vote to Strike And Steamship Owners Not To Meet Demands

NEW YORK DOCK MEN QUT ON STRIKE      Gbkiect Is To Secure Increase In Wages and Adjustment of Working Hours.

LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE IN NEW YORK: DEMAND AN INCREASE IN WAGES   NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT AVATL ABLE AS TO NUMBER OF MEN ACTUALLY IDLE TODAY,

NEW YORK DOCK  WORKERS 6D IN STRIKE   Longshoremen Demand 25 Percent Increase In Pay.   $2 AN HOUR FOR OVERTIME ASKED   Steamship Owners Say Coastwise Shipping May Be Tied Up.

KFC. TO UNVEIL LAFAYETTE STATUE   War Depariment Delegates Gen eral Allen to Represent * the Goverument

GEN. ALLEN TO REPRESENT U. S. AT DEDICATION   American Commande: in Germany to Attend K. C. Ceremony.

MARY PICKFORD NOT TO WED    Released From Matrimonial Bonda  and to Remain So,

MARY THROUGH WITH ROMANCE.         Filmdom‘'s Queen Denles That She WEL iver Warrw Agcain.

“HE’S NICE BUT IWANTED TO BE FREE”—MARY PICKFORD SAYS   Moore is a Charming Man But Sometimes Geniality is Not Enough in Wedded Life, Noted Movie Actress Avers

TO DELEGATES   John Bassett Moore Addresses Pan-American Conference   LAUDERMILK FUND

a a  MUCH PROGRESS MADE TOWARD PROMOTION OF TRADE AMONG FRIENDLY AMERICAN REPUBLICS

IRISH LEADER OUT OF PRISON   Lord Mayor-Elect of Dublin, Freec by British Conditionally, Goes to Hospital.

WIDOW's WEEDS FOR MAS, BROWN   Said to Have Been Ordered by Her a Week Before Hus* band’s Murder.   DETECTIVES FOLLOW  NEW TRAIL IN CASE   Professional Gunman With  Whom Brown Had Dealings  Now Soucht by Officers.

IWN'S WIFE DERED HER DURNING IN OOD SEASOK   maker Says Order Wa: ced Week Before Hus. id’s Murder

NEW LEAD OPENS IN SEARLH AFTER MAN'S MURDERER   THEORY ADVANCED THAT PRO. FESSIONAL GUNMAN MAY BE GUILTY.   Additional Evidence Against Mrs. Brown   Wife Said to Have Purchased Mourn. Garb Week Before the Murder.

GASOLINE IS — ADVANCING   Recent Crude Oil Increases Given as Cause of Rise in Price

ALL WILSON'S FAULT.   That f+ tudugment of Londen Paper on Failure to Ratify) Treaty.

LONBON  “TYINKS THERE © ts CHANG  FOR PEACK:         Sartement: of Viscoiint Gray, is: Be. “ing Used on Ather Side.

ENGLION BELIEVE TREATY WILL PASS   Viscount Grey’s Statement i: Believed to Forecast Speedy Ratification Among the English Speculators Who Are  Keenly Tnterected.

LONDON PAPERS BLAME  .  WILSON FOR DELAY IN SIGNING WORLD PEACE PAC

WILSON’S ERROR CAPITAL ONE, SAYS LONDON PAPE!   The Telegraph Also Counsel: against Over-confidence in Treaty Matter.

BANK ROBBER GETS 15 YEARS   James Hess Confeases He Robbed Avilla, Mo., Institute

AIRPLANE ACCIDENT,   Government Mail Craft Crashes Into Railroad Embankment,

HARDING IN “FIX”. ‘ON LEAGUE, SAYS CHAIRMAN WHITE      If He. Backs. Johnson’s Plar to Scrap Pact He’ll Lose ~

INSISTS HARDING AFRAID TO REPLY   chairman White Declares Harding Stand if Stated Would Lose Him Taft Support   Says Harding Endeavors To Remain in Status Quo

George White Says He Can Tell Why G. O. P. Nominee Didn’t Answer Baltimore Heckler— Was  ’ Afraid He'd. Get in Bad With Some Party Faction.

WHY HARDING - WAS SILENI   George White. Says He Can Tell  + Why G..0. Pi Nominee Didn’t “Answer Baltimore >! Heckler. 

[0 CONSIDER PLANS 70 AID FARMERS   Senators and Congressmen Prepare to H¢lp Cotton, Wheat and Cat, tle Growers.

FOR MELIEF OF THE FARWER,   Remedial Legtaintion Sazgested by  Coragre<s Conmmilttées. ,

AID FOR FARMER TOBE AOKED FOR   SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES WILL CONSIDER RELIEF MEASURES   Meeting at Chicago Is Told How Minnesota Farmers Have Gained Through Organization.

SENATOR HITCHCOCK PREPARES MEASURE   Would Loan U. S. Funds to Farmers. 

HITCHCOCK PLANS ~ TO LEND FARMERS SIXTY MILLIONS   Plan is to Use Money Tha Constituted Profits of . the Federal Reserve Banks Tc Be Paid Next Month,. Fo:  Relievine Situation.

AGRICULTURAL JOINT MEETING 1S BEING aug   Furher Extension of Ca to Farmers and _ Protec\- tive Tariff Advocated.   SECRETARY HOUSTON PRESENT AT BIGSESSION

TAKE UP RELIEF FOR THE FARMEL   Agricultural Committees ot Senate and House to Meet and Discuss Measures for Aid.

Senator Hitchock to Present Measure Asking Immediate Loan of 60 Millions

$00,000,000 IN LOANS FROM FEDERAL FUNDS -TOND THE: FARMERS; HITCHCOCK PROPASA   Agricultural Relief Measure to B Presented When Congress Convenes Next Week  +

560,000,000 LOAN FOR U.o. FARMER   Aid for Producers Pianned by Senator Hitchcock.   MEASURE TO BE INTRODUCED   Would Use the Government’s Share in Profits of the Federal Reserve Banks—Governor Harding Favors the Scheme.

a7 ai is Ow ee eee yee ee  Congressional Committees Met Todav to Talk Over Subject

BODEN FOR FARMERS   i i rience esenemieiaionammmmmmmmmementenel  PROPOSED IN BILL TO BE INTRO  DUCED BY SENATOR HITCH.   COCK, DEMOCRAT

FARMERS MAY GET BIG LOAN TO TIDE OVER   Hitchcock Proposes Bill to Loan Farmers $60,000,000.

SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES MEET IN EFFORT. 10 OEVISE MEANS HELPING FARMER

JOINT SESSION IS CONSIDERING RELIEF FARMERS   Many Plans !o Come Be fore Senate and House Conterees.

500,000.009 FA FARMER!   PROPOSED IN BIL TO BE INTRO DUCED BY SENATOR HITCH. COCK, DEMOCRAT

PLAN RELIEF . FOR FARMERS   Senate and House Commit. tees at Work   WHEAT TARIFF AND CREDITS   Attnong Measures Proposed—Revial of War Finance Corporation is Another Plan.

CONGRESS COMMITTEE CONSIDERED MEANS FOR AGRICULTURAL: RELIE!   House and Senate Agricultural Committees Are Meeting Today to Bring About Some Form of Relief to Farmers Throuchout Country.

SEN. HITCHCOCK FATHERS BILL TO AID FARMERS   TO BE PRESENTED TO CONGRESS NEXT WEEK   The Bill Was Drawn Up Today After A Conference With Harding of the Federal Reserve Board. Money To Come From the Government

nie  Ha             “Measure: for . Financial. Re-. fief of ‘Agriculture

URGES IMMEDIATE ‘LOANS TO FARMERS   Hitchcock Would Have Gov. Advance $60,000,000.

SIXTY MILLION IN LOANS FOR FARMERS, PLAN   Senator Hitchcock to Introduce Bill in Congress Providing Aid   WAR FINANCE PLAN UP   Committees Discuss Revival of This Plan as An Aid in Situation

PROPOSES $60,000,000 LOAN FOR U. $: FARMERS   Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska Plans Aid for the Producers of Food.

ADVANCE ‘WORK IN CONGRESS   BEGUN TODAY. BY ' HOUSE AND SENATE - COMMITTEES. .   ‘Relief Measures for Agri»” culture, Tariff on Wheat : and Other Matters to be  lange? dapad:

AITGHGDCK ASKS GOVERNMENT 10 LEND TO FARMER   Bill Drawn to Provide Loans From Federal Reserve Profits,      ASK FOR $60,000,000   Georgia Governor Considers ‘Maratorium for Year om: Farmers’ Debts.

LOANS TO AID FARMERS 18 “PLAN URGED BY SENATOR   Hitchcock Would Use. Government’s Reserve Share in Prafite > °

FARMERS’ PROBLEMS ' ANDER CONSIDERATION   Senate and - Howse. Agrtenliara ‘Committees Hold Joint Sésa «sion in Washington,   MAY EXTEND  GREDIT   Revival of War Finance Corpora tion Alse Considered—GaverIdo to Give Assistance -

PLANU, S. LOAN TO AID FARMERS   Ssnator Hitchcock to Offer $60, 000,000 Relief Measure ~ Next Week.

FARM RELIEF TO BE UNDERTAKE}   Agricultural Committees 0 Senate and House Plan Meeting

MILLIONS FOR FARMS   Senator Hitchcock Proposes Bie Fed eral Fund to Alleviate Money Stringency,

FEDERAL RELIEE FOR FARMERS 10 BE CONSIDERED   Senate and House Agricultural Committees to Meet in Joint  Session Tuesday.

CONFERENCE TO RELIEVE FARM SITUATION -ON   House and Senate Agricultural Committees Consider Relief Measures.   DIFFERENT PLANS PROPOSED

PLAN RELIEF _ FOR FARMERS   Agricultural  Committees of Senate and House -in Joint Session

BETTER LAWS PLEA QF AGRICULTURISTS   Alleviation of Situation Caused by Falling Prices of Farm Products Js Under Consideration

PLANU.S, LOAN TO AID FARMERS   Senator Hitchcock to Offer $60, 000,000 Relief Meagure Next Wéeek..   GOV. HARDING FAVORS SCHEME   Money He Would Advance Is the Gov.  emmment’s Share in Frofite of the  Federal Raterve Banke, Payable Next Month. -

bashes Ya EU AL FUNDS 1 MG CRAMIE RS   BILE Ai TIHORIZING LOANS WIL! BE PRESENTED RY SENATOR HITCHCOCK.

RELIEF MEASURES FOR ~ AGRICULTURAL SITUATION   Agricultural Commitiees ’ of House and Senate Considering Them.

$60,000,000 Loan Bill Drawn Up   MEASURES TO COME BE FORE HOUSE AND SENATE NEXT WEEK.

FARM RELIEF. ” BEING DISCUSSED   CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES MEET FOR THAT PURPOSE,   ANYTHING -POSSIBLE THAT PROMISES HELP WILL BE DOSE   ‘Minnesota Has Made a Success oi : Co-operative Marketing on Part of Farm Assoclations. -

FARMERS LOANS "ARE SUGGESTED   Senator Hitchcock Will ' Present Measure at Coming Session

ATCHCOGK PLANS: TO LEND FARMERS SITY MILLIONE   Plan is to Use Money That Constituted Profits of the Federal Reserve Banks Tc Be Paid Next Month, For  Rolisyuing Vituatinn.

NORRIS WANTS SOVIET TRADE TO AID FARMERS   Commerce With Russia, Credit Ex tensions etc., Are Proposed as Remedies,

SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES TAKE UPFARM PROBLEN   Joint Session Considers Score of Plans to Provide Cash for Farmers’ Needs.

<jovernment Is te Act in Aid of Farmer, Is the Hope  PLANS OUTLINED  extension of Credits and Revival of Trade

senator Hitchcock Urges Loan  of Government Funds to Help Agriculturists in Face of Falling Prices of Their Prodictc.   ORAFTS BILL AFTER TALK WITH HARDING   Money Would Be Made Available From U. S. Share in Profits of Federal Reserve Banks Which Are Payable  in tamiary.

$60,000,000 AID FOR FARMERS IN HITCHCOCK BILI      Senator to. Seek Loan Be cause of Falling Prices of Products.

TRADE RENEWAL WITH RUSSIA AS FARM AID, URGED   Agricultural Committees of Senate and House to Plan  Remedies at Confab   REVIVAL OF WAR FINANCE CORPORATION ANOTHER PLAN TO BE CONSIDERED

Members Of Congress. Are In’ Session- To Devise Ways Of Relief: For Asriculture

LETTER (9 ALLEGED TO GWE WARNING   Frenchy High’ Commission - Received Communication ip Which Jatimation Is Made of Explosion,

LETTER GAVE WARNING OF N.Y. EXPLOSION   Office of French High Comnis. sion Received Note Wednes-~ day But Gave It, No Heed.   TROPPED THRO’ DOOR SLOT

Letter Intimated That Some People Had Grievances and Wanted Revenge

SENT WARNING OF EXPLOSION   Letter to French Mission Foretold Disaster      Thrown Inté Waste Basket, but Ma Help Investigators

ILLINOIS SOCIALISTS. FAVOR SOVEITISM   Minority Operas Aggressive Fight For Radical Principles In Socialist National Convention.

SOCIALISTS DEBATING   The Fight is on “a National Conve rnilon for “Real, Red, Radi“end Socialism.” {

DEMAND REAL, RED AADICAL SOCIALISN   Illinois Delegation Opens Minority Fight.

SOCIALIST MEET SCENE OF FIGHT   ILLINOIS “RADICALS” IN THE MINORITY AT CONVENTION   “Dictatorship of Proletariat” Advocated by Leader of Ulinois Group—  Follow European Radicals.

RADICALS STRUGGLE CONTROL SOCIALIST!   Illinois Delegates Oppose Hilquit's Platform.

CHICAGO SOCIALISTS - LEAD RADICAL FIGH’   Want Convention to ‘Declare fo International Sovietism = i: 4099 Platfarm.

SOCIALISTS Ih BITTER CLASH AT CONVENTION   Illinois Radicals Are Seeking the ‘‘Dictatorship of the Proletariat.”   THEY WANT REAL, RED RADICAL SOCIALISM   Defeat of Conservative Ele ments Under Morris Hillquit is Sought.

THE MINERS CONTROVERSY   a. i * Both Reports are to be Turned Over By the President.

NEW AGREEMENT IN WAGE SCALE MAY BE SOUGH'   Operators and Miners Receive Majority and Minority Reports from Wilson

President to Send Coal Com mission Report to Miners and Operators.

REPORT SOONTO GO BEFORE NINERS   Wilson To Send Report To Miners and Operators So They Can Traw New Agreement.

WILL SEND DATA TG MINERS   New Agreement Will be Based on Commission’s Findinas

KANSAS CITY REDS. PUT UNDER ARRES1   Police Make Raid On MeetNG:

RAOICAL SPEAKERS AT RANGES CITY HEL ON CHISPIGION RY POLINE   SAID TOH AVE ASKED FOR FUNDS TO SECURE RELEASE OF L W. W. PRISONERS,

6 DAYS WITHOUT AIR      Man Lives That Time in Hermetically Sealed Box

PRINCESS BECOMES WAITRESS   Several Women of “Blue Blood” Ref. ugees in Switzerland Are Seeking Positions.

PRINCESS, HAM AND ON FOUR!   Refugees in Switzerland Are Seeking Any “Old Kind of a Job.”

Next Thursday OLIVE THOMAS  —in—  “OUT YONDER”   Purdue People Notice

Reductions, Ranging From 15 Per Cent to Minus Profits, Announce ed in 24 TOwns.   WOMEN’S CLOTHES, SIKS, SHOES, MAINLY AFFECTED   Tight Money and Inadequate Transportation Facilities Given as Reasons for Decline,

DECLINED 10 Rak GING 10 SUSPEND   GOVERNORS OF TEXAS AND  CAROLINA REFUSE GOV. PARKER'S REQUEST

HARDING IN NO HURRY TO RESIGN FROM THE SENATE   Achnowledges Telegram Sent By Governor Cox To Appoint Senator-elect Willis.

WILL WOT anc HURRIED AG TION   President-Elect Harding Decides Against Immediate Resignation From Senate.   TELEGRAM IS SENT TO GOVERNCR Cox   Critical Iliness of Father of Senator-Blect Willis Enters Into Matter.

WELL NOT RESIGN FROM SENATE [RMEDIATEL   Senator Harding Sends ‘Pelegram. to  Governor Cox,

TURNS DOWN COX OFFER   President-Elect Harding Says He Is in No Hurry to Have Successor Appointed.

Digest of Important Acts .  Passed by the Special Session of Legislature

DIGEST OF IMPORTANT ACT PASSED BY THE SPECIAL SES cece ef? curt fF TtsZS TSS 2aRPrinmr

THINGS DONE   Digest of Important Acts Passed by Special Session of Indiana Legislature ,

JAPS LEAVE TRANSBAIKAL   Evacuation of District Scheduled te Begin July 20--Completed in a Month.

Doubtful: ‘Whether’ President  Will’ Exercise Authority to. -. Buy-Caban Crop. 2.

TGNS Bild   Tumully Says Poubtful If He Can Use Sugar Contrai Power,

REED DEFEATED BY CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE   DELEGATE FROM WILSON’S HOME TOWN VOTED FOR HIM, HOWEVER.

Administration on Appeal to Committee on Credentials; Hearing Ys Stormy  Woman Is Senator’s Nemesis and Says Missouri Was “Bad Boy” in Electing Him far Place in the Convention   By GEORGE R. HOLMES. Interiational Newa Service Staff

THREE FOES OF WILSON FORCED TAKE COUNT   Senator Jim Reed Is Denied Seat As Delegate From Hound Dog State   GEORGIA DELEGATES GIVEN TO PALMER   Session Of Credentials Committee Lasts Until Far Into Morning Hours

~ SMOOTHLY  RUNNING ADMINISTRATION MA: CHINE  Of Creda Commite Down Reed and S th-Watson For   Indiana Didn't Vote on Reed-—Taking Cases to Floor Last Forlorn Hope.

Women Gamely Sit Thru Tobacco Smoke and an All-Night Session and One, Mrs. W. W. Martin, Makes the Speech Which Cooks Reed’s Goose—Georsgia Foes of Palmer, Despite Much Eloquence, Shares Same Fate. y.

Reed, Smith And Watson Go Down To Defeat Agatr   Administration Forces Win Ir Long Battle In Credentials Committee   PALMER DELEGATES FROM GEORGIA WIN   Little Chance of Committee Action Being Reversed By Convention

Three Consistent Opponents ~ Of Wilson Meet Defeat.   DELEGATES UNSEATED   Smith-Watson Claims Dismissed By Vote Of 43-4

ANTI-ADMINISTRATION DELEGATES ARE TURNED DOWN BY COMMITTEE   Senator Reed and Smith-Watson Delegations are Denied Seats in Convention.

SMOOTHLY  RUNNING ADMINISTRATION MA: CHINERY  Of Cre ‘dentials Committee pow Reed and S muh Halse n For "hea   Indiana Didn't Vite on Reed Taking  Cases to Lloor Last Forlora Hope.

THEIR’ BUSY DAY.   (omiissioners Make Effort to Clear  Up Business of Old Year.

Senalor  Hardiiig -Cartied Ohio by Phucdlily of d0t,085—Davts ‘T fi      SMITH. IS HIGH-MAN   sine ule Por Scerétar y of Stale Leads Stale Tieket With Pluralityof 3

PARKHURST IS  NOMINATED BY. MAINE REPUBLICANS   Milliken, Seeking a [hird Term, Did Not Poll Large Vote--122 Precincts Yet to Be Heard From

£ * as ONLY FOR IN OF FORMER GER MPEROR BY DETCU, oe .          ae Ts Heported, WHE Agree ‘a kee W Hliam in Exile  Probabth a i

itnutandl lt & Te horted, WHI Agrec tafkeey William in Exile Probably jut Deern,

AND ESCAPED   Four Girls Set Fire tc Municipal Hospital in City of Houston

GIRLS FIRE BUILDING      Confined ly. Municipal Hospital Frailet Mempers of Fairer. Sex Apply the Torch

Girls Confined in Houston Municipal Hospital Set Fire to Building; Held for Arsor

JAZZED AS TOTED BURNED.      Naughty Texas Girts ‘Set Fire u Municipal Hotel.

GOVERNOR COX USES TELEPHONE   HOLDS LONG DISTANT CONVER SATION WITH WHITE HOUSE— TO MEET WILSON

TALKS TU Tht WHITE HOUSE BY PHONE   ba panies eet   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE HOLD TWO LONG DISTANCE CONFERENCES WITH ADMINIS TRATION OFFICIALS   S 10 SEE WILSO      Cox Expected to Go to Washingto Soon to Have Conference With the President.—Talks to Tumulty,

GO TALKED WHTh THE WHITE HOUSE   CANDIDATE WILL HOLD CON. FERENCE WITH PRESI. DENT SOON, REPORT   FIRST MEETING JULY 20   Leaders of the Party Will \Assemble at Cox Headquarters to Map Out Preliminary Plan of Campaign.

GOMPERS AT ELLIS ISLE   “Noe to Him Who Attempts Tyranny and Reaction,” Says the Labor Chief.

CLAIM ROYAL KiGHT IN SPAIN   Pretender To the Thronc Reseme-<  Privileges As Sabicct.

DON JAIME OF BOURBON “AGAIN SPANISH SUBJEC]   Russian Revolution and Austri an Dismemberment Alter  Pretender’s Plans

MR. BRYAN'S NEW 208 TO MAKE WORLD DRY   The Governmeni’s Diplomatic i Forces Placed at, Disposal i +n Make a Survey.

BRYAN BEGINS A WORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN FOR DRY ARGUMENT   State Department And The Diplomatic Ferces to Help Collect Ficures   DRY WORLD IS GOAL

SELL SEALS. 10 FIGHT GREAT WHITE PLAGUI   SALVATION ARMY JOINS WITH ASSOCIATION. IN CHARGE OF CHRISTIAEAS DRIVE

PROMISE LARGER SCHOOL REVENUE FOR NEXT YEAR   STATE TAX BOARD INDICATES A REMEDY WILL BE PROVIDED   WABASH BOARD T0 CONSIDER QUESTION   Will Meet Tonight to to ‘Take Up Petition of Practically All Wabash. Teachers. : ve

LOWER PRI     PROMISED.   ” ee i Big Concerns of Country Sce People’ Resolve Not ta Buy.

LOWER PRICES PROMISED,   ’  Big Concerns of Cotintry See People’: Resolve Not to Buy.

THINKS LOST FLYERS SAFE   United States Naval Officer Believes + Traders or Indians Are Caring for Them.

NAVAL AVIATOR  SURE BALLOON MEN ARE SAFE   Lieutenant Evans “Assert: They Are With Canadian  rere Te te te

MAY (SUL pALL FOR BG STRIKE NEVT WEEK   Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Plan General Walk-Out If Awards Not Satisfactory.   Meet Monday Night to Determine Whether Acceptable

CLERKS MAY STRIKE      Grand Prenident. of Brotherheod fh Chieagn for Conference, Wy Aimctlated eax.

PUBLISHED AWARDS ARE INCORRECT   ;PUSLISHED AWARDS OF ! BOARD UNSATISFACTORS   Blo MASS MEENKG PLANNED   Executives of Sixteen” Recoenized Railroad Organizations to Meet in  Confercnee,

FIGURES PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO ARE INCORRECT.   C. W. HANGAR SO DECLARES TODAY.   The Board Will Undoubtedly Make its Finding Public Between 11 And 12 O'clock on July 20,  He States,

IILWAY MEN. MEET W CHICAGO TO TAKE UP THE WAGE AWAY   Fitzgerald is Said to be Prepared to Discuss a General: Strike if the Labor Board Award Dooes Not. Please The Brotherhoods. .

ANIL EMPLOYES READY TO STRIKE   Brotherhood Leaders Gather In Chicago to Await Award.   FALSE REPORT GIVEN OUT

B.ALBROTHERHOODS TO PERFECT PLARS   Strike Dependent U po: Labor Board Awards.

RAIL WORKERS CONFER   OFFICERS OF BROTHERHOODS DISCUSS WAGES—REPORT OF AWARDS DUE SOON.

CHICAGO PAPER GAVE READERS WRONG STEER   Announcement of Railway Wage Awards is Branded Incorrect.   BOARD TO ANNOUNCE FINDINGS TUESDAY   General Strike Will Be Called If Awards Prove Unsatisfactory.

ARE INJU RED,         THIRTY XE   Ba Jeht Serfously Hurt When TExplostor * Wrecks Four Bulidings.

THIRTY INJURED BY EXPLOSION   ‘Four Buildings Are Wrecked  When Acetylene Gas Tank Explodes in Detroit.

THIRTY HURT IN -BLAST   Acetylene Explosion in Detroit Razes Four Buildings.

GAS EXPLOSION HURTS 30.   Steet Company's Ved lings: nat Detrold Wrecked:

EXPLOSION WRECKS BUILDINGS.   ! % Thirty Injured When Acetyline” Gas Tank Rlew Up.

XPLOSION INJUR     THIRTY         Acetylene Tanks Blew Up in Yards of Detroit Factory

rl Buildings . “Wrecked When Acetyletie® ‘Gas Tank Explodes. at Plant.

COX SPEAKS IN  NEW YORK CITY   Democratic Nominee For r President Makes Last Appeal For Votes of Metropolis—Four Speeches Booked

COX MAKES LAST APPEAL TO THE GOTHAM VOTERS   SPENT EARLY PART OF DAY IN CONFERENCE WITH HIS MANAGERS AT WOLDORFASTORIA,   WOMEN HEAR COX'S APPEAL   Most Important of New York Ad. dress Will be Made at Madison Square Garden,

GOVERNOR JAMES Mh. COX MAKES tiIS FINAL APPEAL FOR VOTES IN NEWYORK STATE

BRUNSWICK MAY REVOLT   Revolution Is Brewing, Says Vispatel om Laetedon

 TENNESSEE SHERIFF KILLS BANDIT AFTER STEALING $50,00   .#Re United Preas.)

LOOKS BRIGHTER  FOR GERMANY   Use in Value of Mark  tdicate: Huns May Seon Re. Abte lo

Germany to Resume rer Manufacturing       SPECTACULAR RISE IN VALTE OY MARK WILD EXANLE HER TO PIRCHABE MADEREALS

Extent of Saturday’s Disaster Just Becoming ~ Known Today  LOSS WAS CHIEFLY ABOUT VERA CRUZ  Relief Trains Are Started Into Stricken Areas from Capital

Death List Grows in Mexican Quake      Deud Now svid ta Re 2.000 Chietly in the State of Vera Cr

WHOLE TOWNS ARE BURIED BY EARTH QUAKE IN MEXIC(   BEATH LIST IN DISASTER WIL! PASS 3.000 MARK—MANY THOUSANDS ARE HOSLELESS   BANDITS MENACE! RESCUERS   Owlsws Overrun DBeyastared  Dtstrict and Reseue Work is Ham pered—Property Damage Will Tetal Millions of Dollars

SEVEN MEXICAN TOWNS WIPED OUT BY QUAKE.   Scores of Persons Have Died for the Lack of Medical Attention, Sav the Reports.

fhree Thousand are Estimated Dead and Three Thousand More are InJured and in Weed oft Aid

MEXICO MAY BEGIN MAKING MUNITIONS   Decision Depends on Report of Italian Munitions Expert— Big Plans Made.

LANDLORD EVICTED TENANT--JAILED   Los Angeles, Cal., is Scene of Unique Disturbing the Peace Case.

U. S. MINE SWEEPER AGROUND   Steamer Swallow Reported in Trouble in Snow Passage 90 Miles From Ketchikan, Alaska,

MEXICO WANTS  TO SEND ARMY THROUGHUSTO CRUSH REVOL   Passage Across Ametican Territory  Is Asked.   REBELS TO PLEAD - FOR RECOGNITION   Sonora to Try to Forestall Request of Carranza.

ARRAIGNS POLICY TOWARD MEXICO   Former Ambassador Draws Gloomy Picture of Situation.  CAUSED 800,000 DEATHS   Witness Says Administration's Attitude Has Cost People of United States $500,000,000 ——Carranza Asks Troops be Given Passage Across American Territory.

CARRANZA ASKS TADOP PASSAGE ON UL. SOI    STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS GOVERNMENT “UNDER PRESSURE” TO GRANT REQUEST.   WIEXIGAN POLICY GRITIGISED   Henry Lane Wilson, Former Ambassador to Southern Republic, Is Before Senate Committee.

CARRANZA SEEKS T0 SEND TROOPS THROUGH STATES   Former Ambassador Wilson Paints Gloomy Picture of Mexico’s Future   DECLARES BRYAN ADDS TO PRESENT TROUBLES   Asks Permission of U. S. to Send Federal Troops To Attack Sonorans

Request Comes From Carranza Government: No Comment From State Department; Troops Would Go by Rail to Douglas, Ariz, and Recross Border for Attack   FORMER AMBASSADOR TESTIFIES

IN MEXICO   Former Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson De: clares Administration Moves Responsible for Dad OandAi¢tiana tindar Carranza.

CAARANZA AGKS OUR PERMISSION   Would Move Troops Over American Territory   TO ASSAULT SONORA      Text of Request is Not Made Public. Former Ambassador Wilson Attacks Administration’s Policy in Dealing with Mexican Affairs.—Criticism of W. J. Brvan

CARRANZA ASKS TO SEND TROOPS THROUGH TEXAS   Former Ambassador At. tacks Administration’s  Policy.

MEAGD SEEKS Tl MUVETROUPS Tat U9. TERRITORY   Request Made for Attacking Revolutionists in Sonora   SONORA ASKS : RECOGNITION

Says Policy Bound the United States to Keep Carranza In Power.   ‘BOTH CARRANZA AND SONORA APPEAL TO U. S.   Sonora Troops Ordered to Agua Prieta to Guard City Against Expected Attack

MEXICAN POLICY. DF U3. ASSAILED BY FORMER ENV)   Dark Picture Drawn By Wilson Before Committee   WILSON RESPONSIBLE

ASSAILS POLICY TOWARD MEXICU   Former Envoy Wilson Draws Dark Picture of Situation.   APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE

ADMINISTRATION’S POLICY TOWARD MEXICO ARRAIGNED   Henry Lane Wilson Draws a Gloomy Picture of Situation and Conditions Below the Border.

EA AMBASOAUOR WILOUN PLAGE THE BLAME FOR  MEXICAN CHADS   Draws a Gloomy Picture of Conditions in Southern Republic in Testimony Before Senate Committee.   PRESIDENT’S POLICY SEVERELY ARRAIGNEL   Says Bryan, As Secretary of State. Ran the Department Like “Back Kitchen of a Restaurant.”

AOENTINA f1AD WUT AGSEMIBLY LEAGUE NATIONS   LOWING REJECTION OF PROWITHDRAWAL ANNOUNCED FOL POSED CHANGE IN COVENANT.

THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. QUITS LFAGUIENATIONS   Its Representative Announced His Withdrawal From Deliberations Today.   ACTION CAUSED NO SURPRISE   Amendment to the Covenant Eliminating Article X Introduced Today.

CANADA SUPENS WAR ON ARTICLE X   TO QUIT LEAGUE?   Argentine Will No Longer Participate in Affairs of World Pact—Canadian Wants Article X Eliminated.

WOULD ELIMINATE FAMOUS ARTICLE   Amendment Introduced Tc The Léague Covenant

ARGENTINA NOT PARTICIPATING IN LEAGUE NATIONS   ~oreign Minister Notifies President Assembly to This Effect.

ARGENTINE KICKS OUT   ‘South Ameri¢an Delegation Withdraws From Participa. tion in League Conference at Geneva.   CANADIANS WANT CHANGE IN WILSON’S PET CLAUSE   Delegate Charles Doherty Of  - fers Amendment to Articl Xj Move Made to Get Byer, Nation in.

AMENDMENT  I.GUVENAR] WOULD AIL ARGUE TER   South American Country Withdraws Delegates From Assembly   RUSSIAN REDS TAKE ARMENIAN CAPITAL   Government Troops of Armenia Placed at Disposal of Soviets

UARGENTINE CEASED T   PARTICIPATE: (NTH LEE MEET TODAY   will Not Withdraw But Delegation Admits it is Useless To Stay at. This Time.—Important Matters up for Consideration.

AMENDIENT OFFERED ‘AT LEAGUE, MERT   Canada Delegate Votes to . Eliminate Article 10   ARGENTINA MAY QUIT   Delegation Fails to Show Up ai Session Opening Today

ARGENTINE = WITHDRAWAL   Delegation Serves Notice That South American Country is Out of aru,

ARGENTINA NOT. 10 PARTICIPATE WITH LEAGUE   South American Republic on Verge of gtr Sale ing From Body...

Had Letter to President Hymans Stating They Have Ceased Participation   Not Known Whather Note Means Nation Has Withdrawn

Action Brings Suppressed Excitement in Delegations  of Other South American Niatinne   PREVIOUS REPORTS HAD BEEN: DENIED      Foreign Minister Hands Hymans Letter Announcing Envoys Have Ceased All ‘Participation at Geneva.

JUDGE WHO GRANTS 453 .DIVORCES IN TWO WEEKS DECLARES THAT KE HAS ENOUGH

REPUBLICANS SAID TO HAVE ASSENTED TO MODIFIED PROVISION.   DEMOCRATS AWAIT  BETTER ANALYSIS   Try to Figure Wilson Sentiment, A: Outlined in Letter to Sena-  ter Hitchcock.

MODIFY RIDER TO ARTICLE 10   Compromise Changes Approved by Root and Accepted by Lodge.   CONCESSIONS 10 DEMOCRATS   Administration Senators Slow in Prom ising Their Support, While They Weigh Meaning of Wilson’s Letter.

SENATORS MOVE FOR COMPROMISE   Modifled Rider to Article Ten O. K.’d by Root.   LODGE MAY ACCEPT CHANGES   Revised Reservation Makes Conces. sions to Democrats—Administration Senators Siow in Promising Their Support.

WILSON OPPOSES ANY COMPROMISE   Reservations a Sweeping /Nullifcation of Treaty, De clares President .   “To Weaken Article -X Will Be lo Cat the “Very Heart? From League   ‘Letter to. Hitchcock. Gives . New Angle to Ratification - Fight in Senate

MODIFIED DRAFT OF ARTIGLE TEN 1S BIVEN APPROVAL   REPUBLICAN AND DEMO CRATIC LEADERS .ASSENT TO NEW RESERVATION.   SUCCESS IN THE AIR   Developments of Day Expected to Predict Fate of League.

TO PUT TREATY WITH RESERVATIONS UP 10 WILSON G, 0, P, PLAN   Will Not Permit Ratification tc be Killed Without Placing Responsibility.

‘PUBLICANS ARE EAGER FOR FIGHT AT POLLS IN: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION   lieve President, in Writing Message Declaring Reservations ‘Nullify’ Entire Pact. Strives to Save His Own Pride

LEADERS WORKING SENATORS CN PLAN WITH DEMOCRATIC   Approval of Lodge Hope af His Partisans, Whose November Proposal Is Followed.   HITCHCOCK’S ASSENT:SAID-_ NOT TO BE SECURED YET   Administration Men Reluctant to Give Consent in View of Wilson’s Letter.

Former Senator — Attends Conferénce in . Lodge’s Office, When. New Compromise Offer is Put Earth   WANT FULL BLAME FOR DEMOCRATS   Republicans Will Not Allow Treaty to Be Killed Without Placing Responsibility. on President.

Lodge Expected to Agree lodified Draft But Hitchcock Holds Out -

MODIFIED DRAFT OF ARTICLE 10 MAY BE OFFERED   Change In Wording Is Expected To Be Accepted By All.

NEW ANGLE GIVEN TREATY FIGHT BY LETTER OF WILSON   But There Is Nothing to Indicate a Way Out for the Senate Leaders.   RATIFY OR NOT TO RATIFY   President Admits  Imperialistic Designs Are Not Dead in the World.

RESERVATION TO)ARTICLE 10 I$ MODIHEO   NEW ALTERATION IS SAID TO FOILLOW REPUBLICAN NOVEMBER PROPOSAL.

PAEOIDENT FIRM DN RESERVATION TO ARTICLE TEN   epublican: Leaders Work With Demos for Compromise That Will Pass.

WILSON IS STILL OPPOSED CHANGE IN ARTICLE TEN   Would Cut “Very Heart”’ From it, President Says

NCW Unik  OF REOEAYALIOR ON ARTGLE Toh   MEASURE IS BEING EVOLVED A} COMPROMISE MOVE: DEMO. CRAPS ASSISTING.

REVISED DRAFT OF ARTICLE TEN 1 ~GLAUSE NOW Uf      a  ALLY .FOLLOWS Hone          OF GOLD ONE, RUT WORRENGE TED i]  71s SOMEWHAT CHANG] 7

Change in Reservation io Article *. Xis Belng Considered,   SUT NOT ALL ‘ARE AGREED   Ht Is Part of The ‘Recent- ‘ Com _, Promise Plan’ of Senators’ Watson aud Siesumons. s

NEW RESERVATION Oo BEING QRAFTEL   PEMOCRATS AND. REPUBLICANS GEIPTING TOGETHER FOR ANOTHER EFFORT

SENATE LEADERS ASSENT TO NEW DRAFT OF PACT   Republican And Democratic Leaders Work Together for A Ratification Compromise On Treaty   WILSON OBJECTS TO WEAKENING ARTICLE   Declares Very Heart Woul: Be Cut Out Of Treaty If ! Was Modified; Stands Bi  ~-Orioinal Pact. .

RATIFICATION COMPROMISE   Modified Draft of .Re ' publican Reservation  May Go Through

SUBMIT REVISED RESERVATION ON ART, 10 OF TREATY   Republican Senators Prefer New Draft For Consid- _ eration.   WEEDS 0. K. OF SENATOR LOBGE REPUBLICAN, WHIP   Democrats Hesitale To Promise Support - To New Proposal.

NEW N ANGLE © IN PEACE © TREATY RON   MODIFIED DRAFT. OF  _ ARTICLE 10 UNDER  STOOD TO HAVE REEN ASSENTED TO.   By ‘Number - of: Republican “Leaders with Democrats » for Compromise on Ratification — ‘President Wil: . i onevta Tattar:

PEACE TREATY COMPROMISE’   Republicans Assent to Modified Article Ten.   LODGE DEPLORES WILSON NOTE   Dec'ares President's Assertion Regarding French Militaristic Con= tro! of Conferance “Unfortunate”

MODIFICATION OF ORAFT OF ARTICLE 10   Modifled Rider to Article Ten 0. K.’d by Root. —   LODGE MAY ACCEPT CHANGES    “ =< Revised Reservation Makes Concessions to Democrats—Administration Senators Slow in Promising Their Support.

ARTICLE TEN RESERVATION   Some Republican ' Leaders “Agree to Compromise to "~~ Get Ratification. ©   WILSON’ LETTER HAS ~ EFFECT ON DEBATERS

PRESIDENT DOESN’T © ~ STATE STAND FULLY   Chief Executive Does Not Say What Reservations, If Any, He Would Accept—Is Opposed, However, to Lodge Suggestions.

ARTICLE TEN RESERVATION MAY BE TONED   Republican Leaders Workin, With Democrats to Find Agreement.   PRESIDENT WILSON’S LETTER HAS EFFECT   Without Article 10 in Treaty There is No Chance for Success.

FORESTERS INSTALL OFFICERS WEDNESDAY       ‘Y CHIEF RANGER FALLING OFFICER

FORESTERS INSTALL OFFICERS WEDNESDAY      NEW DEPUTY CHIEF RANGER NASH [S INSTALLING OFFICER

COX CONFERS WITH LEADERS OF PARTY   Senators Harrison and King and Former Manager Discuss Campaign Issucs   / MOTORS TO DAYTON HOME   Statement Issued Chargin: Republicans With Engaging Chautauqua Speakers

COX TRANGEERS SUENE OF POLITICAL COUNCILS OF WAR   Motors to Dayton to Remain Until Acceptance Speech is Drafted.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND OTHER ISSUES DISCUSSED   Democratic Nominee Confers With Senators King and Harrison and E. H. Moore, and Agrees to Make Three Speeches in Utah.

COX TRANSFERS HiS ACTIVITIES ZO TRAILS END   Demoer atic Nominee Begins WV ork on His Speech.

(.0.P. SPEAKERS DRAW $30 DAY   COX SAYS CHAUTAUQUAS WILI BE INVADED BY 150,000 REPUBLICANS

CHAUTAUCUAS 0 HEAR ~GAUSE OF DEMOCRACY   COX SEEKS TO OFFSET G. 0. PPAID ORATORS BY VOLUNTEER WORKERS. :

UUA TANGER HEADQUARTERS   Democrat Nominee Shift: Councils to Dayton   TALKS WITH SENATORS   folds Conferences with Harri. son of Mississippi and King of Utah—Also with Pre. Convention Manager, E. H Moore—Working on Speech of Acceptance

Cox’s Stand on League Is Praised by Utah Senato1   Vital Issues Advocated by Ohio Governor Satisfactory,  Solon Says—Nominee Transfers Councils to Home And Starts on Speech—Chautauqua “Drive” by G. O. P. Is Foreseen by Leaders.

SAY REPUBLICANS HIRE 15000 SPELLBINDER   Democrats Will Not Attem l] Ne empt to Meet Lavish Campaign Outlay, Say Leaders.

GOVERNOR GOX WILL SATISFY ALL, ON LEAGUE   HIS POLICY SURE TO PLEASE   SO SAYS KING, AFTER. A CONFERENCE WiTH NOMINEE

UVEANOR COX GOES HOME 10 WAITE SPEECH  OF AGCEPTANGE   Democratic Standard Bearer Confers With Party Leaders On Questions Considered By U. S, Senate.   WILL MAKE THREE ADDRESSES IN UTAt   No Attempt Will Be Made tc Compete With Republicans in Money, Is Assertion of Candidate.

FRENCH GALLANTRY IS DEAD   Girls Now. Have to Fight for Seate in Paris Subway . Trains.

CENSUS BUREAU GIVES FIGURES OF POPULATION      INCREASE OF 297,979 DURING LAST DECADE IS SHOWN BY 1920 CENSUS ANNOUNCEMENT  x

WISCONSIN SHOWS AN INCREASE OVER 1910   Census Bureau Announces Total Population of 3,631,839.   1920 GAIN IS 297,979

BUTTER ATTACK ON PRESIDENT WILSON   PHILANDER C, KNOX SAYS PRES! DENT ASPIRES TO CONTROL THE UNIVERSE

WINNER OF PRIZE FOR SUGGESTING BEST 6.0.P. PLATFORM. NOW FOR CO)

NINE THOUSAND ~ MEN ARE ON THE ——— WALKOUTLIS   Freight and Passenger Service Serious _ ty Impaired and May Be Tied Up Campletely   FREIGHT TRAFFIC: now . : QW A 25 PER CENT RASIS   Members Are Asking Big. Raise bs Wages—.Hegular Union Men Not ‘In Accord.

MAY DECLARE MARTIAL LAW AT CHIGAG   Strike in Railroad Yards Imperils Country’s Food Supply, Say Officials   COMPLETE TIE-UP OF FREIGHT PREDICTED   SIXTY PER CENT OF SWITCH. MEN EMPIOVED BY 11! ROADS ENTERING CHICAGO ARF OUT ON STRIKE.

MARTIAL LAW MAY FOLLOW RAIL STRIKE   [roops May Be Called Into Chicago Freight Yard District.

"ASK FOR HIGHER WAGES; DECLARE TIEUP COMPLETE: MAY ORDER MARTIAL LAW

TRAFFIS IS PARALYZED BY STRIKE   Martial Law Considered to Enforce Order in the Chicago Yards   Country’s Food Supply Is Threatened by Strike of Switchmen

MARTIAL LAW LIKELY IN CHICAGO RAILROAD YARDS AS RESULT OF STRIKE

CHICAGO SWITCHMEN(S STRIKE GROWS IN SEVERITY—00. POLICE PATROL YARDS,

EIGHT TRAFFIC SDEMORALIZED   rtial Law May be Declared i Railroad Yards   nn SWITCHMEN QUIT WORK   te Militia May Be Calied For Guard Duty

SHORTAGE-OF ORDERS   Results in Big Steel Mill at ° Tarentum {losing -

WORKERS SEIZE METAL PLANTS IN ITALTAN CITY   EMPLOYERS THREATE&ENES WITH NATIONALIZATION OF FACTORIES IF THE DEMANDS ARE NO’  APANTENH

Give Employers Five Days to Meet  © Pisa ac   ‘Threaten Nationalizatior ead Not Met; Govern. -

jGive Employers Five ‘Days to Meet. ' .. -" Demands   [Threaten Nationalization if Not’ Met;  Govern- ”

LAFOLLETTE WILL NOT DISCUSS THE POSSIBLE PLATFORM OF CHICAGO CONVENTION OF 4B ERS

“NON-PARTISAN” PLAN   Personnel of Labor Union Committee Announced »@

LABOR SUPPORTS FRIENDS AND WARS ON ENBMIE   Non-Partisan Political Activity Di  rected by Gompers, Morrison  and McConnell,

Agreement Is Reached To Restore Strikers To the Service On Individual Apolication Made in Writing.   NO MENTION MADE OF WORKING CONDITIONS   Gen. Wood Announces That a gees Settlement ls In Sight; Probe of the Binting is Started,

JOIN THE LEAGUE   Former President Taft in Address Before English-Speaking Union.   WAR BROUGHT NEW BURDEN   Natural That Nation Should Bo Slow in Shouldering New Responsibilities—Must Not Interfere With British Domestic Affairs,

SAYS U.S, MUST JOIN THE LEAGUE   Former Presicent Taft in Addresa Before English-Speaking Union,   WAR BROUGHT NEW BURDENS   Natural That Nation Should Be Slow in Shouidering New Responsibitities—Must Not Interfere With British Domestic Affaira.

NATION MUST ADOPT LEAGUE, SAYS TAF   SPOKE AT A DINNER IN BAL TIMORE WHERE HE WAS HONOR GUEST   Leacue Will Come After “Obscur ine Lights” of Election are Dimmed He Asserts

“WE WILL JOIN LEAGUE”—TAF1   America Cannot: Excape,, Ex-Presi. dent Says in Address at Baltimore,

TAFT DECLARES U.S. WILL ADOPT NATION LEAGUE   Says America Cannot Escape Pact—Wants Solution.

TAFT GAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS MUaT INCLUDE AMERIC!   Jurist Foresees Adoption With Reservations When Election Obscurity Cleared Up.

ormer President dnsists That America Cannot Esca The League of Nations.

SAYS U.S. MUST JOIN THE LEAGUE   FORMER PRESIDENT TAF’ MAKES DECLARATION IN SPEECH.

TAFT IS UNSHAKEN   ms STILE ‘CONPIDENT WE WILL ENTER THE LEAGCTE.   He Regurds the Republican Plat. form as Virtually a Pledge in that Direction. ;

TAFT SAYS LEAGUE WHE BE ADOPTET   Said America Could’ Not Escape the League of Nations In Speaking - gt Dinner in Baltimore. 

ARE OPPOSED TO INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES   Randall States Member of Congressional Part;  in Orient Feel Island  Should Wait.

INDEPENDENCE FOR FILIPINOES CRIME NOW, SAYS RANDALL   Such Action Would Turn the Islands Over to Japan, Congressman Believes.

CALIFORNIA MEMBER OF CONGRESS SAYS. THAT PHILIPPINES ARE NOT EIT FOR INDEPENDENCE

NOT READY FOR  INDEPENDENCE   Philippines \ Would Seon Be Controlled by Ja-. pan, Randall Says

INDEPENDENCE NOT FOR PHILIPPINES   CALIFORNIA CONGRESS. . MAN WARNS ON “CRIME.”

MEXICANS ABDUCT ANOTHER AMERICAN,   American Embassy at Mextco City Presents Usual Urgent Request.

MEXICAN BANDITS IN DURANGO ABOUCT AN  ~ AMERICAN CITIZEN, 18 _ REPORT ATMASHINGTON Release Urg rgen ently As ked   by State Depa nt  Through E Eonbag say  BIG BEND DEADLY PLACE TO LIVE   BIG BEND DEADLY PLACE TO LIVE   U. 3. Troops Alone Make lt Safe for the Gringos Witnesses Say

AMERICAN CITIZEN TAKEN BY GANDIT: IN DURANGO STATE   They Were Making Night Raid on Plantation of Company Near Lerdo Feb. 2.

OLD RESIDENTS _ TAKEN BY DEATI   Michael Deaner, Near Bonneau ville, Dies in Ninety-Fifth Year.   WAS BORN IN GERMANY   David Dougherty, Well Known Black. smith, Dies at Age of Eighty Five Years.

MURDER CHARGE VS, PHILIPINOS   Constabulary Whe Were Mixed In the Manila Riots Some Teys Age.

MURDER CHARGE ' VS, PHILIPINOS   Constabulary Who Were Mixed = 1 the Manilla Riots Some Dass Agu,

MOVING DAY FOR FX-EMPEROR   Former haiser to tnke tp KHesidence nt Doorn May tt.

P. P. Peterson Killed By ‘Rock Island Freight Train Wednesday Afternoor   Was Struck by Pilont Beam of East Bound Freight Engine When He Attempted to Rescue Hand Car; He Suffered Fractured Skull and Died Ten Minutes Later.

FEDERAL AGENTS SEARCHING EVERY 7” TO FIND PERPETRATORS OF DASTARDLY AGT IN NEW YORK CITY

FEDERAL AGENTS: SEARCHING EVERY. ~AUOK TO FIND PERPETRATORS OF -DASTARDLY ACT IN NEW YORK CIT}

Party Declared to Be Society Seeking to Overthrow the Government by Force   ‘INDICATES WHOLESALE RAIDS WILL CONTINUE   APPROXIMATELY 2.000 WAR RANTS YET TO BE SERVET ALIENS. COMMUNIST PLEDGE CARDS READ.

UP COMBAT ON THE RED INDICATED   Pledge Cards Show. Revolutionary Nature of Party, Is Said. - .   WILL AFFECT ALE ~ NOW ON ELLIS ISLE   Wholesale Raids on Radicals Continue, Une.  Tess. Enjoined.

GIVE PACKERS MORE ROPE   HOUSE POSTPONES ACTION ON MEAT MONOPOLY UNTIL NEXT SESSION

Announcement By  Trieb’s Capitan Theatre  Facts About ‘The Idol Dancer’’

STRIKE AT BERLIN WAVERING   Stern Reale of Sew tivrernment tia.  ina Ee fieet.

STERN RULE OF USURPERS BREAKS STRIKE OF GERMAN WORKERS THEATENING LAND

CUT IN PRICE OF WESTERN KENTUCKY CRUDE O11]   Soyventy-fve Conts Taken OW the lor.  pier Prtee,

- BRITISH BAN BADGES..   War Tokens Have. Disappeared ‘fram Cont Sleeres and Lanel«.

QOD TLANT YAEL fa WATERING MANNER   EVERY MOVEMENT OF ARCH BISHOP CUOSELY WATCHED BY BRITISH OFFICERS

IS KEPT GUARDEL   BRITISH GOVT. FEARS AKCH. HISHOD MANNIX WAY FSCAPE TO IRELAND   DETECTIVES QUARD HOTSE 7 WHICH RE IS DETAINEDs HE REDICULES POLICE

SLEUTH oct MANAIK Ao PLOTTING  I) FLEE   Detective Cordon Guarding Prelate’s Abode In Suburbs of London

LONDON SLEUTHS WATCH MANNIX   Australian Prelate Is Closely Guarded to Prevent His Escape to Ireland.   CALL DETECTIVES SILLY

Scotland Yard Guards © Archbishop Wianix   Object is to Keep Prelate From Going Secretly — Into Ireland.

QURKENDER OF CANTO ASKED   HUERTA OFFERS COLONELCY TO REVOLUTIONIST IN FEDERAL ARMY

CANTU'S SURRENDER IS ASKED BY HUERTA: HOSTILITIES BEGUN   REBEL CHIEF SEIZES PATROI SHIP TECATE AND KILLS CAPTAIN,

CANT an  ee a , aekae   Defies Envoys From Mexico City While Troops Embark From Manzanillo On Cruise of Conquest Against Him   Captain of Federal Craft At Ensenada Is Shot Down ir Cold Blood and His Shir Seized by the Cantu Rebels

CANTU DEMANDED TO.SURRENDER UNCONDITION [ Li Y   i nN WER ou TeOOr! MOBILEABD:   Government Forces in Arms to Put Down Insurrec pa een

COX GIVEN NOISY GREETINGS   Addresses Enthusiastic Meetings at St. Louis and in Mliinois

COX VISITS PEORIA TODAY THEN GOES 10 INDIANA FOR SPEECK   Democratic Candidate Had Good Meeting in St. Louis Last Night.

HARDING A BUSHLEAGUER, OPINION OF FRANK DOREMUS   Illinois Congressman Asks If’ Other Nations Will - Drop Major Play for  - Minor Association

COX TO G6 INTO HOOSIER STATE FOR FOURTH TIMI   Democratic Presidential Nomiinee’s Position as Champion of Teague Further Emwhuoeinend

ST. LOUIS IS ENTHUSIASTIC FOR GOV. CO)   Democratic Candidate Ad dresses Rousing Meeting There.

BRITISH TROOPS PROTECT LIVES AND PROPERTY   Situation in Londonderry Desperate-Armored Cars Drive Sinn Feiners From Attack on Town

UUDAES KILLED IN WAR BETWEEN [ROH FAGTIONS   Streets _of — Londonherry Swept by Rifle and Machine Gun Fire.

TROOPS TAKE HAND AND QUELL RIOTING   REINFORCED MILITARY WAS IN CONTROL AT LONDONDERRY TODAY   GAS SUPPLY CUT OFF   inhabitants Left in Serious Plight Without Fuel, Light or Bread   Unionist and Nationalist roe Are Gathering and May Re sume Fighting

BRITISH TROOPS AT ‘LONDONERRT SUBDUE RIOTERS   Presence of Soldiers Has Quieting Effect on Irish Factionists— Two Snipers Arrested   SE ARMED CARS EFFECTIVELY   /'Wounded Taken to Hospital This Merning—British \Soldiers Engage In Rescue Work.

TURN MACHINE GUNS ON SINN FEINERS   Fighting in Derry Oles. Down a8 Troops Take Hand.

RED COATS FOR IRELAND QUIETS TOWN FOR TIME   MORE BRITISH TROOPS ‘RUSHED TO LONDONDERRY AND THIS [IS ‘QUIETING RIOTING  ,

BRITIoH TROOPS UD FIGHTING IN LONDONDERR   Only Occasional Shot Heard Up to Noon Today—Number of Wounded Are Taken to Hospitals.

Froops Start Work Of Restoring Ordei   British Reinforcement Reach Londonderry and Greater Activity is Noticed in Protecting Lives and Property. Fighting Slackens Today.   ARMORED CARS CHASE SNIPERS

BRITISH TROOPS QUIET SINN FEINERE   Attack Snipers in Streets of Londonderry.

AND QUELL RIOTING   REINFORCED MILITARY WAS IN CONTROL AT LONDONDERRY TODAY   IGAS SUPPLY CUT OFF   Inhahitants Left in Serious Plight Without Fuel, Light or Bread   Unionist and Nationalist -tre Gathering and May Kes sume Fishtine

BRITISH TRUUPS AcOTOAE ORULR IN LONDONDERRY   USE ARMORED AUTOMOBILES AND MACHINE GUNS IN QUELLING DISTURBANCES.

MORE BRITISH TROOPS REACH LONDONDERRY   City Is Quieter—Soldiers Arrest Snipers—Parts o! City Without Fuel, Light and Bread

BRITISH TROOPS RESTORE OUIET   HOSPITALS GROWDED IN ‘LONDONDERRY = WITH VICTIMS OF FIGHTING   Railway Workers Refuse to Operate Trains on Which Police  and Soldiers Ride.

LONDONDERRY IS QUIET      Arrival of British Troops Has Quieting Effect on Rioters.

TROOPS ‘ARR  “DUETING DOW, it   ACTIVITY OF BRITISH) SOLDIERS IRESTORES FARTIAU ORDE! PON IRISH CELY OF! WAR.

a Tn i MORNING   Secretary”  Gfetwwond- “Replies That: Gen. Campbell Can Be Relied. ‘Upen o-- Everything - Necessary. -

Number of Killed ar and Injured Ir Yesterday’s Fighting Not Yet Determined.

MORE: BRITISH “TROOPS ARRIVE   Ordered to Londonderry in Attempt to Halt Civil War in Progress for Week   Many Shot Down During Fierce Fighting in Street— Reign of Terror

TROOPS RELIEVE TERROR RILDEN LONDONDERRY   Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Sweeping City’s Streets

Troops Put Damper on Irish Riots   RIDE INTO MOBS IN AR. MORED CARS; FIRING INTERMITTENT.

ATTACKS ON SINN FEINERS   Made by British Troops With Armored  Cars   Little Firinn Todav.

FIERCE FIRING ENDS AS TROOPS TAKE CONTROL   ge and Nationalist Forces . Guarding Pertions of Outlving Districts   DEAD AND WOUNDED ARE RECOVERED IN STREETS   Londonderry Faces Starvation Night .of - Terror Marked With Continued Voileys. -

MORE TROOPS IN LONDONDERRY   Number Killed Still Un. known—Hospitals Are All Full

PREPARE ATTACK - ON LONDONDERRY   Nationalist Forces Gather Out, = ‘side City “More, British.  Toman pane Boece

MORE TROOPS ARE SENT 10 MAINTAIN URDER IN IRELAND   ‘Londonderry Quieter Following : Arrival of British Soldiers.   SINN FEINERS ARE ACTIVE   Military Takes Steps to Protect Life and Property—Some Arrests Made.

FIGHT HALTED, ~ MANY ARE DEAD   Machine. Guns Sweep. Streets —People on Verge of Starvation.

IRISH WAR 4 - QUIETS AY in   ARRIVAL OF TROOPS: REGAINS: SEMBLANCE OF ORDER: .   A BIG CASUALTY LIST   THE FIGHTING AwWOU TED. " TO. PITCHED BATTLES :   Rifle And Machine Gun-Fire Swept : } Tho Streets of Londender ‘ . Fown Was tn Terror

SAYS DEBS WILL BE TURNED LOOSE S00)   Member of “Amnesty Committee’ Expects Preclamation hefor> November 1

PROSPESTS BRIGHT FOR AMNESTY   Socialist Candidate for Prestdent Mav Leave Prison Before Election.

MORE RAIDS ON WET OUTS CONTEMPLATED BY FEDERAL OFFICIAL   AIRPLANE WIL], BE USED 1) ROUNDING Up VIOLATORS  OF DRY LAWS.

WILL MAKE BOOZE — RAIDS IN PLANE   RICHA RDSON ADMITS MORE ACTIVITIES ARE BEING PLANNED

TURKISH EMPIRE RS WIPED OUT BY TREATY TERMS   ARMY OF ONLY 700 AL  LOWED TO PROTEC? . MOSLEMS.   SULTAN REMAINS   urks Charge Atrocities Or Part of French and Ar menians.

SHORN OF POWER, TERNS OF TURKS PEACE RIGOROUS   Only Local Autonomy Given by Treaty, Easily Convertible Into Independence.

RIGOROUS TERMS HANDED TURKEY   Greek Premier Gives Out Some ‘Points in Treaty Which Sultan Will Sign.   CUTS DOWN GREAT ARMY

TERMS OF PEAGE FORCED ON TURKEY ARE VERY SEVERE   Country’s Independence Taken Away and Made Vassal of the Allies.   MAY TAKE THE CAPITAL   Turkish Army Is Limited to Mili. tia to Be Officered by For eigners.

LOCALIZE TURK POWER   Autonomy Relates to Only Small Strip of Territory in Europe-—Drastic Terms.

PEAGE TERMS 10 TURKS RiGDACUS   More So Than Summaries Re ceived by State Department Have Indicated.

PEACE TERMS FOR TURKEY RIGOROUS   Treaty, According To Venizelos, Accords Turkey Only Local Autonoiny.

FORMER ALTON MAN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Harrison . Drummond Succumbs .t Injuries He Sustained In New York City On Elee tion Night,

FORMER ‘TOBACCO HEAD KILL. ED BY AN AUTOMOBILE   His Former Wife Was a Native of Edwardsville

AUTHORITIES ARE SEARCHING FOR MRS. C. HAMON   WANTED ON CHARGE OF INTENT TO KILL, HER COUSIN, JAKE HAMON

WOMANFLEES FOLLOWING ONUGTING   Chase for Companion of G. O. P. Committeeman Leads to California

WOMAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING RICH MAN   Mrs. Clara Haman Sought in Many Western States

OIL KING SHOT BY A PRETTY WOMAN   WHO DISAPPEARS AND IS BEING SPARCHED FOR BY Tit AT THOMIPTIES

BEGINS SEARCH FOR WOMAN   OFFICERS ON THE LOKOUT FOR WOMAN ACCUSED OF SHOO?TING OKLAHOMA OH. KING   THE CHARGES DENIED   Fiends Of Hamon Declare the Shootine Was Accidental and That No Woman Had Any Connection With the Case.—Charges Are Filed.

PRETTY WOMAN — SHOOTS OIL MAN   First Report Wes That Hamnioné Shot Himself, He Is National Commiticeman.

“SOUGHT FOR SHONTINE   Pretty Stenographer and Companion of Oil King Implicated In Case.   MET GIRL WHEN SHE WAS 17, HE POOR MAN   .Made. Millions When Oil Was Discovered on Townsite He Started.

WOMAN ACCUSEL   Oklahoma Resident Charged With  Sheoting “Oil King”

HOGG WILL HOLD INITIAL MEETING   Interesting Program Is An. nounced—~-New Members To Be Enrolled

LEGISLATURE HAS QUIT BUSINESS   Members Pass Sine Die Resolu tisn and Depart For Homes

THIRTEEN MONTHS SESSION 1S ENDED   Ohio Assembly Quits Without Accomplishing Needed Tax Legislation.   COX MAY CALL ’EM BACK   Few Bills Pass ‘in Closing Hours of Session but Many Lost,

REPUBLIC COUNLYT FAIN  First Free Fair to be Given in Northern Kansas Sept. 7. 8.9. 10.

REPUBLIC COUNTY FAIR   First Free Fair to be Given in Northern Kansas Sept. 7, 6, 9, 16.

SEND THREE MORE _ TROOPERS HERE      Local Station Now Has Five Of ficers. Stolen Car Chase On.   EPIDEMIC AUTO THEFTS      Word Received Here of Three Stolen Cars Friday. Believe One Passed Through Before Word Arrived.

FIVE STATE TROOPERS PATROL LOCAL ROADS   Are Wasing War on Auto Speeder: —Are Working Out of Gettysburg

SEEK ROY HKOLMES   Is Sought For Pa Che in- Vario:  sing Worthless us Places

SEEK ROY HOLMES   s Seught For Passing Worthless Cheeks in Various Piaces

TWO POL ICEMEN SHOT IN A PIS TOL FIGH'   Negro Bhoots Tie Of ibers and 1 Perhaiss Fatally Wounded  Himvell. ‘ 

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF SIGNING OF ARMISTICE S” MADE NOTABLE FETE TODAY:   France Buries Unidentified Poilu With Highest Mili-   tary Honors as Tribute.

Great Nations of Globe Meet Upen Common Ground in Celebration of Second Anniversary of Ending of Great Conflici---Rulers, Statesmen And Soldiers Pay Homage to Heroes.

NATIONS PAY TRIBUTE TODAY   Impressive Services in Grea Powers of World Mark Second Armistice Anniversary.

nere   SENATOR WILL PROBABLY TALS AT DENVER OR SOME OTHER WESTERN CITY.

HARDING TO ath AROUND HOME   Senator Will Make Only Three Speeches Outside of Marion, Ohio.

HARDING 10 MAKE “O OTUMP SPEECHES   WILL NOT ABANDON FRONTPORCH CAMPAIGN FOR “BARNSTORMING” TRIP.

PORCH CAMPAIGN NOT ABANDONED BY €. 0. P   Senator Harding Will Make Three Speeches in Impor#: tant Cities of Country —

HARDING WILL STICK TO HIS ~~ FRONT PORCH   Three Outside Speeches All That Are on His Program, Says Senator New

SEN. HARDING IS FORCED OFF HIS FRONT PORCE      DECIDES HE HAD BETTER LEAV! _ HOME FOR AT LEAST THREE SPEECHES.

HARDING MAY SWING AROUND THE CIRCLE   SLIGHT DEPARTURE FROM Hf! FRONT PORCH CANVASS.   One Speech at New York, Another at Chicago aad One in Some Western City Has Aboat Been Decided On.

A STAMPEDE FOR  WILSON POSSIBLE   Suggestion Made President Wants to Vindieats Posltion and Retire — ¢ in Mavor of Vice-President. .

CONSIDER 25 MILLION LOAN FOR ARMENi!   vomntry Cannot Be Rehabilitatec y By “Kind Words’., De-

MAY GIVE ARMENIA CREDIT   State Department Considers Loan of 29% 000 000

MINERS APPEAL TO GERMANY FOR HELP   GERMAN MINERS SEND BRITISH STRIKERS MESSAGE OF HOPE   POLITICAL ANGLE NOW      Latest Developments of Strike Indicate an Attack on the Gevernment   No Indications Yet That Premier Lleyd George Will Recede Fram Pesition

GERMAN MINERS SEND BRIT ; ISH: STRIKERS MESSAGE . OF HOPE   POLITICAL ANGLE NOW      Latest Developments of Strike In dicate an Attack on ‘the Gov-, ernment      No Indications Yet That Premier Lloyd George Will Recede From Position

Manifesto Also Written By. Sovie§ “Delegates Now. Att so: Berlin. 3a         NEXT MOVE TO BE. MADE BY BRITISH GOVE      iad Action Yet Taken F Following _ Ultimatum Delivered. By © 7 ‘Rail Union.         CABINET. HOLDS sESSTON.   Long Meeting Last Ni Last Night But: Ke. Announcement of Decl . gions Made: . —-

YOUTHS ARE IN JAIL   Trio Confess Theft of Auto. One Wounded by Shot.

med 5 TWO FIRES TODAY.   Fire Truck Catled Out Twice This ” Morning for Smisit Fire:

TWO FIRES TODAY.   Fire Truck Catied Out Twice This Morning for Small Fires.

——————————<—  ‘GIRL “MARRIED IN GOD’S EYES” SEEKS  LOVER'S INSURANCE

CHAIRMAN NEALE IS ATTACKED   Former Head of Missouri Slate I Badly Beaten.

BLACK AND TAN RAID ON DUBLIN FOOTBALL GAME STIRS IRELAND   Soldiers in Armored Cars Oper _ Fire on Throng Killing and Wounding Scores   Sinn Fein Retaliates by Murderin; British Officers—Docks Burn While Battle Goes On.

Firing Squads Call at Homes anc Slay Victims There—All Occur at 9 O’Clock.   POLICE FIRE ON CROWD

CIVIL WARFARE BREAKS QUT WHEN SINN FEINERS KILL BRITISH OFFICERS   Dublin Becomes Scene of Farspread Murder and Reprisal Following Early Morning Attacks ; Crowd  Fired Into in Park.

IURDERS COMMITTED WITHOUT DISGUISE AND ALL THOSE CONNECTED WIT! REPRISALS MAKE-ESCAPE;.SUNDAY MORNING IN DUBLIN QUIET WITH MEN TAKING UP DAILY TOILS IN UNCONCERNED MANNER

FARSPREAD MURDER RAGES IN DUBLIN   Small Bands of Men Raid Homes of Victims at 9 o’Clock Sunday Morning   POLICE SURROUND PARK      Mount Machine Guns and Then Sreal Up Football Match—-Many Killed in Panic

TN SUNDAY FRAY   Black and Tans’? Invade Dublin Festball Park and Attack Large Crowd of Spectators   STAMPEDE ENSUES   Fourteen Others Slain in What Ap pears to Have Been Prearneed Simultaneous Attacks

Wild Scenes Follow Wolleys at Croke Park—Estimates of Dead 10 to 30   Outbreaks Renewed at Night-Reinforcements Will Be Sent to Ireland

LEGION PRESIDENT WRITES LETTER   Below We Print A Letter By 0. D Hepner, President County Organization American Legion in Behalf of the County Memorial.

FRUIT SAFE - FROM FROST   Bui Stor:zss Have Done Much Local  Damaze. Bee Demenstrations May 3 And 4.

ES LOST OFF NEW FOUND! ANT   Six Were Lost When Rescue Boat  Was Swamped in Trying to  Reach the Bradboynie.

TWENTY-ONE NEN PERISH IN ATLANTIC   British Steamer Sinking Off Halifax---Most of Crew Rescued.

21 PERISH WHE BRITISH SHP SINKS   LIFEBOAT SWAMPED   SIX DIE WHEN LIFEBOAT 1¢ SWAMPED AND 15 LOST WHEN STEAMER BRADBOYNE GOES DOWN, SAYS WIRELESS MESSAGE

21 MEN PERISH WHEN BRITISH STEAMER SINKS   Life Boat Collapses and Second Offi cer and Five Members of Crew Are Lost.

OCCUPANTS OF SPEEDING AUTO KILL LABORER   Fire on Crowd of Strikers And Sympathizers; Police on Trail.

FIRED SHOT AT STRIKERS; ONE KILLEL   Innocent Bystander is Slaiz When Man From Speeding Auto Shoots Into Crowd Granite City, Il.

HALF OF SIBERIAN FORCE RETURNED   ONLY 4,510 ENLISTED MEN NOW REMAIN, WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS.

HEAVY SNOW STORM CUTS OFF THE RANGE   ALL COMMUNICATION EXCEPT TELEPHONE CEASES FOLTOWING STORM.

ITALIAN PREMIER MAY NOT WAIT FOR REPL‘   IS READY TO ACCEPT ALLIED NOTE TONIGHT AND DECIDE CATE OF FIUME LATER

BiG CUI MADE BY PENNSY   Hundreds of Employes in Main tenance, Equipment and Cleri cal Departments Will Be Laic Off Wednesday on Baltimore Division.

REDUCING FORCES   Pennsylvania System May Sus pend Many Employes

GAMBLING HOUSE AT MEXACALI DESTROYED   Shots and Screams Accompany Fire _ Which Razes Landmark in Low4 ev Calvifornia

WAGE BILL PASSED   Providing Graduated Increases for Postal Fmvinves

MEXICO QUAKE KILLS MANY   Series of Temblors Do Great Damage in Several Towns.   VERA CRUZ STATE HARD HIT   Center of Disturbance Is Believed to Have Been Near the Volcano of Orizaba—Wire Service Impaired  and Reports Incomplete.

Tremor With Center of Disturbance Near Orizaba Volcano Causes Widespread Destruction and Heavy Loss of Lives: Marine Upheaval Off Vera Cruz.

h QUAKE SHAKES MEXICO   SCORES KILLED IN SERIES OF VIOLENT DISTURBANCES SATURDAY.    An Accurate Estimate  ¢  Placed on Casnalticn—Pa:  , ‘Inhabitants: in Many Villages,

QUAKE KILLS BO IN MEXICO   Center of Disturbance Near Volcano of Orizaba   Panics in Vera Cruz and Capital, People Flocking to Churches

EARTHQUAKE KILLS, SCORES IN MEXICO   CENTER OF DISTURBANCE 1S BE LIEVED NEAR VOLCANO OF 6 ORIZABA.   MANY HOUSES GESTROVED   Seismic Disturbance Causes Great Ex  citement in Large Cities; Three Distinet Shocks Felt.

SCORES KILLED IN QUAKE.   Ports of Mexico Affected— Center of Disturbance Near . Orizaba Volcano.

EARTHQUAKE KILLS MANY IN MEXICO   Seismic Disturbance Cause Excitement in Large Cities; 3 Distinct Shocks Felt.

SGORES OF PEOPLE DEAD IN MEXIGAN EARTHOUAKE   DISTURBANCES OCCUR AT SEVER. AL PLACES BUT STATE OL VERA CRUZ APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN WORST SUFFERER.

SCORES KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE; ALL OF MEXICO  BADLY SHAKEN   Thirty Dead in One Village, Fifty Hurt in Another.   THREE DISTINCT SHOCKS ARE FELT   Volcano Orizaba Re sponsible, Is : Report.

MANY DEAD IN EARTHOUAKE   Score Killed as Result of Violen Disturbance in Mexico—Number  of Fatalities Unknown.

USE TANKS IN DUBLIN   MILITARY AND POLICE BATTLE WITH CIVILIANS IN STREETS,   One Officer Killed, Others Wounded— Grenades Are Used in Attack at Kerry Barracks.

ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL HURT   Military Made Raid With a Tank and Armored Cars

Constable Killed and Two Men Wounded During the . Fighting Between Civilians and the Police at Dublin   Hand Grenades and° Rifles Used in Attacks on Police .. Barracks at Tralee; All Roads Bleckaded by Raiders   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Aggressive Action is Taken After Early Morning Fights in which. Constable is Killed and  =. FwoxOthers-Woundede <<" &

TANK CARS USED IN POLICE RAIDS TO SUBDUE MOBS   Civilians Attack Mili. tary; Attack on Barracks Repulsed.

USE BOMBS IN DUBLIN   Sinn Feiners Attack British Mili tary and Police.   One Civilian Killed and Two Others Wounded—Raidets Barricade Roads and Cut Wires.

‘Dublin the Scene ofa Lively) Serap:. involving Tank and Armored Car.

ENGINES OF WAR USED IN DUBLIN   Disturbances Teday Beicved Plan For Creneral Attacks Gn the  Patiecoa

niLIVARY RA HA A RISA UIT      One Killed, Two Wounded in Clash With Police   ORGANIZED REVOLT FRUSTRATED IN CITY   Grenades, Rifles and Re. volvers Crack in County Kerry

MORE TROUBLE IN THE EMERALD ISLE   sinn Feiners Attack British Mili. tary and Police.   One Civilian Killed and Two Others Wounded—Raiders Barricades Roads and Cut Wires.

BRITISH SOLDIERS CAPTURED A BOY AND EX-SOLDIER   Dublin—Tralee Police Barracks Attacked.

EMGARGO ON SHIPMENT OF PA FER 10 TnlS COUNTRY   Has Been Lifted and Being Sent Here as Rapidly as Loaded.

STATE TROOPS’ -- ASSUME CONTROL; ARREST IS-MADI   BLACK HAND GANG IS BELIEVED TO HAVE CAUSED KIDNAP~ PING OF TWO BOYS.

NEW HEAD OF PAN AMERICAN UNION ASSUMES DUTIES   'Dr. L. S. Rowe Today Assumed Charge of Union, Succeeding John Barrett.   DECLARES HIS POLICY   Wants Smcothly Operating International Organization, He Tells Diplomats.

‘IRISH SITUATION IS  CHANGING REMARKABLY   Any Increase in Rigor of Martial Law Will Inevitably Precipifate Fresh Tragedy.

TRAGEDY IMMINENT   Irish Situation Said to be Chanving Remarkably

RELATE REFUSES TO MEET CLERGY ON SALOON LAW   “Extraordinary to Single Qut; Others Equally Binding,” Archbishop Hayes Says.

’ACHBISHOP DECLINES TQ ATTEND MEETING OF ANTI-SALQON LEAGUI   SAYS IT IS THE GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS TO ENFORCE CONSTITUTED LAW.

CATHORICS WILL OBLY LAW.   Archbishop Hayes Sends Letter to New York Anti-Satoon Leoszuc.

Archbishop Declines . Antisaloon Honors   New York Prelate  lefuses to  At tend Mecting Under League Alespic

Wusic Lovers All Over the World te  Pay Tribuie to Memory of Swedish Nichtingale, Who Was Brought te This Country by P. T. Barnum in  S30,

TWO DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Alson B. Cole and Alien V. Grammer Are Executed at Lin. colin, Neb.

Federal Agents Claim Grunat ‘Breaks Faith With Government Agreement   STRIKE ABSOLUTELY LOST   Brotherhood Officials Are te Meet Today and Revoke Organization Charters

BROKE FAITH WITH GOVERNMENT, CLAITr   Attend Meetings of Strikin: Switchmen When Thay Had Promised to Take Nc Part in Walkout Move,

INDICT BRAZIL MAN FOR MURDEE   DIKE LEMAY CHARGED WITH MURDER OF WILLIAM LAW. SON, FARMER   ADMITS SHOOTING VICTIM

FARMER IS DEAD FROM GUN SHO’   “DIKE” LEMAY, FARMER -AND TRAPPER, SURRENDERED —~ ‘TO OFFICERS TODAY

CLAY COUNTY FARMER IS CHARGED WITH MURDER   Dike LeMay Held For Death of William Lawson—Dispute Over Chickens.

CHARGE “REDS” WITH AN ” “ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT OF THE U. S.

WANTS EVIDENCE ” OF “FIXED GAMES’   DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEWIS EX TENDS PROBE INTO. GAMES THIS SEASON 7

NEW YORK —BASEBAL   DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEWIS TC IXVESTIGATE STORY OF SIX GAMES FIXED THIS YEAR   REPORT THAT GAMBLING CLL GUE HAS TRIED TO FIX THE ise WORLD SERTES

UHALLENGE HINT OF  (990 FIX   Lewis Demands Hoyne Produce Evidence   BLAMES SAME GANG   To Quiz. President of Brooklyn Club

HARDING 10 CONFER WITH   Herbert Hoover Wilf Arrive At Marion Sunday. —_

HAYS PROMISES UME STARTLING EAPOGE FIGURES   G. O. P. National Chairman Appears Before Senate Committee Monday.

WILL HAYS HAS “STARTLER”   Republican National Chairman Going to Tell Committee of Big Dem. ocratic Fund.

HAYS PROMISES DEMS EYEOPENER   HAYS DECLARES HE WILL SHOW THAT COX’ CHARGES ARE UNTRUE.

HAYS TO HAVE  A FUND REPLY FOR GOV. COX   Reublican National Chair. man Promises to Give Democrats a Thrill   TO TESTIFY NEXT WEEK IN CHICAGO

HAYS HAS “COME BACK” ON ‘FUNDS   Startling Figures Promised. on 3Democvatic ‘Campaign

DEMOCRATS FUND WILL BE AIRED BY HAYS   National Chairman Of G. 0. P Promises “Startling Figures”  Annnoatunrement Staged Fr

TRADE WITH GERMANY BEING REVIVED RAPIDLY   Undecorated China and Porcelain Again Being Imported To United States.

Irade With Germany Rapidly Increasing   Although Technically a State of War Yet Exists—-Trade in Porcelain Greater than Refore War

GERMAN: TRADE- WITH. “AMERICA: PICKING UE      EXPORTS OF DECORATED PO'l TERY TO-UNITED STATES * NOW EXCEED PRE-WAR= FIGURES (+

OUR TRADE WITH GERMANY REVIVING   GNE LINE UF EXPORTS -HAS PASSED PRE-WAK LEVELS ALREARBY .

TRADE WITH . . GERMANY IS GROWING FAST      lo Thin-Cawntey “Have At  rently Siu ned, Preswar Pig: ‘ures in Spicsof Treat

HELD UNDER THE . ‘WHITE SLAVE ACT   Chict Justice of Supreme Court ot Mexico rested With Girl at Douglas; Arizona, Today.

BRITISH FORCES IN CONSTANT FIGHTING      SKIRMISHING WITH TRIBESMEN AND TURKS IN THE OIL REGIONS OF MESOPOTAMIA.

OPPOSITION BEING ME]   British Forces in Mesopotamia Engaged in Constant Fights

BRITISH FORCES IN TURKEY FIGHT IRREGULARS   Mesopotamian Oil Field Particularly Near Kerkuk and Mosul Scene Of Constant Skirmishes   TRIBESMEN ARE STUBBORN   Terrible Turks Still Showing Fight And Claim They Will Not Be Conquered

LA a mate See me ma  British Troops Are in Constant Skirmishes With Turk Tribesmer

UNION MEN WHO PURCHASE DIAMONDS AND SILK SHIRTS ADDICTED MARITAL FEVER

MECHANICS GETTING MARRIED   Trade Usionists Only Wen Who (an Afford te Bey Diamonda.

LINE PLUNGERS TAKE WALLOP AT FOLK DANCIN   Football Candidates For Massach setts College Eleven Trip Light Fantastic

DANISH CROWDS IN  DEMAND FOR REPUBLIC   Fill Streets of Copenhagen as Palace is Guarded—General Strike Wednesday.

/MAY DECLARE DANE REPUBLIC   King .Dissolves Cabinet-—-Progressive Partiec Make Threats.

DEMAND A DANISH REPUBLIC.   Huge Crowds Fill Copenhagen Streets While Pollee Guard Palace,

VANES DEMAND FOR A REPUBLIC IN KING S HANDS   Christian Promises Definite Reply to Deputation This Morning.

DANISH CROWDS MAKE DEMANDS FOR REPUBLIC   King Christian Receives Depu tation of Socialists—Replies Today.

Crisis Reached When Work. men Threaten Strike Because of Cabinet Action   KING CONFERS WITH ‘ SOCIALIST LEADERS   New Cabinet to Be F ormed by M. Leibe; Schlesweig Question Important.

RATE INCREASE IS ASKED BY RAILWAYS   Want Big Boost in Passenger and Freight Rates.   Apply for 20 Per Cent More Fares anc 50 Per Cent Higher Pull.

PASS RAIL WAGES  ON TO THE PUBLIC   Association of Railway Executives Want to Raise Freight and Passenrer Iates

ASK INCREASE IK PASSENGER FARES   Roads Also Seek Higher Pullman and Freight Rates. Brotherfoods Decide on Wage Award Tonight.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT BOOSTS ASKED BY ROADS   Twenty Per Cent in Passen. ger Fares and 50 in Pullman Charges Asked of I. C. C., Today.   TOTAL BOOST TO BE 40 PER CENT   Increases Asked Today in Addition to Those For. merly Sought — Rail Board Award is Blamed.

ASK RATE INCREASES   RAILROADS WANT BIG BOOST IN PASSENGER FARES.   Also Request Higher Freight Tariffs— Apply for 20 Per Cent More on Fares.

ASK RAIL HIKE TO'PAY WAGES   20 Per Cent Boost in Passenget Fares and §0 Per Cent on Pullmans Needed.

POADS ASK INCREASE   Want Big Boost in Passenger and Freight Rates.   Apply for 20 Per Cent Mere Fares anc 50 Per Cent Higher Puliman Rates.

RAILROADS ASK NATE RAISES 10 OFFSET AWARDS   ASK ADVANCES IN PASSENGER FARES, FREIGHT RATE AND MILK

Want Big Boost in Passenger,  and Freight Rates. 7   Apply for 20 Per Cent More Fares and 50 Per Cent Higher Pull. man Rates.

RAILROADS ASK BIG INCREASE T0 MEET NEW WAGE   Freight Rates To Be Advanc ed From 32 To 40  Percent.

RAILROADS ASK BIG RATE BOOST   Increase of I'wenty Per Cent in Passenger Fares and Fifty in Pullman Charge Sought to Cover Wage Raise.

ASK ADVANCE — RAIL RATES   To Meet 600 Million Award by Labor Board.   PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT   To Hike Milk Rates, Too--20 Per Cent on Fares, 50 on Pullmans 8 on Freight.

ADDITIONAL RAVE AOKED BY ROADS TO COVER WAGES   Passenger and Pullmar Fares Hit Hardest in Request of Rail Executives.   Milk Tariffs Also Affected ir Estimate Submitted to Inter. state Commerce Commission

Roads Want Huge Boost In Rail Fares   RAISE IN PASSENGER RATE OF 20 PER CENT ASKED; FREIGHT UP TOO.

BIG INCREASES IN RATES ASKEL   RAILROADS WANT PUBLIC TO PAY ADVANCE IN WAGES.

WAGES GOING DOWN   Common Labor Pay Drop Seventeer And Half Cents,

COMMON LABOR WAGES "ARE -T'9. BE REDUCED   Springfield Building Trade As. sociation Agrees to Decreas of 12144 Cents aun Hour.

TEACHERS MEET IN ANNUAL SESSION   INSTITUTE DRAWS BIG ATTEND. ANCE TO LISTEN TO LECTURERS FROM THE EAST

STATES THAT HAVE RATIFIED   TEACHERS MEET IN ANNUAL SESSION   INSTITUTE DRAWS BIG ATTEND. ANCE TO LISTEN TO LECTURERS FROM THE EAST

.0.P. HD ARRIVING FOR NOTIFICATION   Executive Committee Meets Today In Columbus to Make Plans.   GO TO MARION THURSDAY   Notification Committee Also tc Meet—Dinner For Leaders Tonight.

CAMPAIGN  PLANS WERE DISCUSSED   AT MEETING OF G. 0. P LEGISLATIVE COM. MITTEE TODAY ___   Chairman Hays and Senator Lodge at Columbus where Republican Forces are Mobolizing for Trip to Marion.

REP. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MET; CAMPAIGN PLANS   Go to Marion Tomor-. row to Attend Notification Fete

Confidence Reflects the Popular’ Conviction G. 0. P. Success Essential te National Welfare, Declares Chairman   SPECIAL TRAINS CARRY _ CROWDS. TO OHIO TOWN

REMOVAL MEDICAL COLLEGE IS PASSED UP 10 THE PEOPLE   COULD NOT IDENTIFY MEMBERS OF MOB

LYNCH ALLEGED SLAYER OF COF   All Efforts to Idenitfy Twenty-Five Masked Men Have Failed

MASKED MEN LYNCH SLAYER OF POLICEMAN   Tom Vickery Taken From Tarrant County Jail and Hanged.   LYNCHERS ARE UNIDENTIFIED

NEFF WILL NOT ~ STAND FOR DANCI   Inaugural Ball Will Be Eliminate for First Time in Texas   History,

NO INAUGURAL BALL FOR GOVERNOR NEFF AUSTIN ANNOUNCES   For First Time in History In augural Ball in Texas Will be Eliminated.

MOTORIZE THE   Farmers to Be Entertained Sept. 14th With Facts and Jazz Music.

REVEAL PLOT OF PLUMBERS   Members of Lodge Have Seere'! Compact Concerning Big and 7% tivle Jaba.

General Public Made ‘Goat’ By Plumbers’ Lodge   New York Ring Cleans Uj Millions on Contracts  by Card System.

PLUMBERO HAVE ASEGAET CADE   HAVE ORGANIZATION THROUGH WHICH THEY CONTROL JODS THROUGHOUT THE NATION   METHOD OF PROCEDURE   Ramifieation of the “Code of Prac. tik” Revealed in VTetsimony be. fore State Legisiative tovestigating the Building Tndustry

INAUGURATED   FEBRUARY 1, 1893 CHILLICOTHI   WAS/GIVEN FREE MAIL DELIVERY SYSTEM.   Josh Raynard, A, L, Smiley and ‘Mar: tin V. B. Criil, Now Deceased, Were the First Carriers Appolnted. to Carry Mail.

FEBRUARY 1, 1893 CHILLICOTHE WAS GIVEN FREE MAIL DELIVERY SYSTEM.   Josh Raynard, A. L. Smiley and Mar tin V. OR. Criil, Now Deceased, Were the First Carriers ApPointed to Carry Mail.

LIGHTNING STARTS BIG OIL WELL FIRE   Mexican Field Near Tampico Ablaze 6 and Clty Is

FIRE THREATENS CITY OF TAMPICO   LIGHTNING STRIKES OF TANK SETTING TP APIRE AND PLAMES SPREAD

BIG OIL TANKS BURN IN BLAZE   Huge Damage Done When Lightning Hits Storage Tank in Tampico Field; City May Be Destroyed

CUACUATE WARSAM AS NEXT MOVEMENT   POLES PREPARING TO GET OUT OF CAPITAL AS THE BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE   BRITAIN DISPATCHES NOTE   New Communication to Moscow Covernment Understoode to Refer Peace Conference ‘ In London.

DON’T. WORRY OVER It!   it Is Absolutely no Trouble to} ‘a Ballot. *

DON’T WORRY OVER PP,   it Is Absolutely no Trouble to Mar au Ballot,

SIXTY COUNTER REDS ARE SHO1   Madamoselle Hoeltzer, a Benutiial Dancer, Who [Betrayed Them Strangied,

MOSCOW PLOTTERS ARE SHOT   Sixty Russian Counter-Revolutioniats Executed—Dancer Who Told On Them ts Murdered.

60 COUNTER — REVOLUTIONISTS SHOT AT DAWN   TAKEN FROM SEVERAL PRISONS IN MOSCOW IN SMALL BATCH. ES AND KILLED.   Body of Mme. Boeltzer Who Inform. ed on Them, Was Found in Gutter in a Deserted Street.

COOPERATIVE BANK [a PLAN OF LABOR MEN   Part of Nation-Wide Move for Cooperation Will Be Established by Spring

HULL WSL NNDULE HAR IN GU GOST  Ge MUME   Co-operation Is Urged. by Market Experts in America   BIG CONVENTION IS BEING HELD   Twenty States Represented al Conference in New York

FOURTEEN I. W. W. AND ONE POLICEMAN SHOT IN CLASH WITH OFFICER:   Result of Sheriff Ordering Strike Pickets Away from  Butte Mine

FIFTEEN WOUNDED IN BUTTE STRIKE GLASt   Miners Massing — Polics Reserves Called Out     -—  ro em ee Mi wen cet hen oo Pe wn ue re

SHOOTING NEAR BUTTE, MONTANA FILLS HOSPIT AI   . W. W., Strike Pickets and Policemen in Clash at Nev ersweat Mine. :

EE  SHOOT 14 . W. W, “IN BUTTE   Folice and Strikers Battle Near the Neversweat Mine.

BUTTE MINE STRIKE AT FIGHTING STAGE   ‘FOURTEEN MEN WOUNDED AS RESULT OF A CLASH.   Industrial Werkers Involwed, and Two of Them Expected to Die— Inception of the Battle Net Very Clear.

Fourteen Men In Hospitals  From Wounds at Butte,  Montana. &   MINE. GUARDS AND PICKETS START FRAY   Two of Men May Die; Police Searching for Three Believed Seriously Wounded.

MINERS MASS  ‘IN STREET AND  POLICE FEAR SERIOUS RIOT   Many Wounded i in Back : When Crowd Starts Shooting.   ORIGIN OF ROW 2. STILL MYSTERY   Policeman Hurt. and Sheriffs Have. Narrow Escape.

WOBBLIES AND OFFICERS IN BATTLE AT BUTTE   [.. W W. Gane And Polie Clash } Montana (Citv-—14 Casualties Reported.

FOURTEEN ARE WOUNDED IN BUTTE BATTLE   1. W. W. Strike Pickets Clash With Mine Guards NearNeversweat,   POLICE RESERVES ARE CALLED TO THE SCENE   Deputy Sheriff . Says First  Shot Fired at Him—Al- ~  Teged Headquarters Raided, =

FOURTEEN . W. W: STRIKE PIEKETS ARE ARRESTED IK CASH AT BUTTE. MONT.

4 WOUNDED WHEN POLICE FIGHT EDS IN MONTANA   Men Believed to Be . W. W., Strike Pickets and One Policeman Are Confined In Hospital at Butte.    TWO OF THE ALLEGED RADICALS WILL DIE   Striking Miners Are Massing In a Hall and Street in Front of the Building: Feeling Runs High.

FOURTEEN SHOT ‘DURING BATTLE AT BUTTE MINE   Radicals Open Fire on Mer Assigned to Guard Property of Operators   ATTACK MINE ENGINEERS   Situation Serious Following  First Day of Abrupt Walk gut of Metal Workers

Dp EMOCRATS AGAENST LEAGUE,      Georsians Unalterably: Uipased To 3 Plan,

IRISH CALL BIG STRIKE   WALKOUT IN PROTEST AGAINST TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.   Great Demonstration Held at the Gates of Mount Joy Prison in Dublin.

WALKOUT OF LABOR ORDERED IN ERI   Unions Order Workers Out as Protest Against British,   Treatment of Prisoners at Dublin Cause of Demonstration at Gates, of Mount Joy.

WALKOUT IN IRELAND   Unions Order Workers Out as Rrotest Against British.   Treatment of Prisoners at Dublin Cause of Demonstration at Gates of Mount Joy.

POLES SAID TO  BE ADVANCING   First Day of Forward » Movement Fifty Miles Were Covered

PUL oH ARMY NOW INVADING UKRAINE   ADVANCED FIFTY MILES THI YIRST DAY OF A NEW DRIVE ON REDS.   JAPANESE LOSE IN SIBERI   Reports Indicated Hundreds Were Messacred By Russians, Ineluding the Japanese Consul.

TUSNEL UNDER MONT BLANC JOINING SWITZERLAND AXD, FRANCE APPEARS IN SIGHT

! PUNNEL UNDER WT. BLANC.   The Long-Planned Project Seems soon to he Undertaken.

JAPAN GIVES UP RACIAL EQUALITY FIGHT IN LEAGUE   DELEGATES WILL AWAIT MORE OPPORTUNE OCCASION.   JAPANESE OPPOSED TO ANY REVISIONS

TWENTY-ONE MEN RECEIVE VOTE “(N POLL   How 478 Ballots Cast in The  Eagle's Straw Election Ware fiectribtted   LE ee  THE AMERICAN WORKERS ARE REPORTED AS SAFE

YANKEE WORKERS IN TURKEY ARE REPORTED SAFE   EXCEPT IN CITIES NOT HEARD FROM BY NATIONALIST.   Mustapha Kemal’s Government at An gora Makes Report of Condition in Places Where Reports Can Be Obtained.

BALFOQUR FAVORS ECONOMIC BLOCKADE   Should Bo Applied to Any Natios Which Defies Teague of: Nations,  He Says.

WORLD ECONOMIC BLOCKADE NEEDED   So States Balfour on Opening of Council of the League of Nations

BALFOUR TELLS PRESS WEAPON OF LEAGU IS FOOD BLOCKADE   No Nation Could Long Withstand Pressure, Thinks British Representative.   COUNCIL OPENS SESSONS

ECONGMIC BAR 1S LEAGUE PLAN   Arthur J. Balfour Tells Council League Must Enforce Rules on Violators.   EXPECT RAPID . WORK

ECONOMIC BLOCKADE (5 BALFOUR'S PLAY   Must Have It To Force The Mandate of the League of Nations and He Believed It ‘Will Accomplish All Pur anmnceaca

URGED BY BALFOUR AS LEAGUE WEAPON   Asserts League Suffers From Belief It Is Useless and. Idea It Is Cureall.

CURB TRADE TO ENFORCE LEAGUE RULES   Balfour Says Economic Blockade Would Be Good Penalty.

FREELING TO LAY PLANS FOR PROBE   Attorney General Will Retuen from Texas @ Confer With Assistants an Cout®e to Follow

COUNCIL CONSIDERS HUNGARIAN TREATY   Attention Given ‘To Plan For Appoint. ment of Committees To Complete Details.

Ambassador Wallace’s Staiement at Paris Denied, However, at Washington.   SUPREME COUNCIL NEAR END   Steps Taken in Creation of Another Organization—Proposed to Form Committee Composed of the Several Ambassadors.

SUPREME COUNCIL CONSIDERS PEACE WITH HUNGARIANS   May Appoint Commit tee Of Ambassadors To Complete Deal.

UNITED STATES WAIVES CLAIMS 10 THE TONNAGE   Warships to Be Given Up By Germany Will Go to Our Allies,   AMBASSADOR WALLACE SO INFORMS COUNCIG   Hungarian Treaty is Being Considered By the Peace Council.

NO GERMAN WARSHIPS TO U.S:   Ambassader Wallace Informs Allies America Waived its Claim to Any Part of Tennage.

MAY TURN OVER GOUNGIL POWER TO NEW BOARD   Plan Organization of Committee of Ambassadors to Work on Hungarian Treaty.  NEEDED IN FUTURE

AMBASSADORS MAY ACT   SUPREME COUNCT: CONSTDERS A PLAN FOR FUICRE.   Would Create Committee of Ambassa: dors to Complete the Hungarian ‘Treaty and Other Business.

UNITED STATES WAIVE CLAIM TO ANY PART OF GERMAN SHIPS TAKEN   Announcement Made at Las! Meeting of Supreme Council Today.

AMERICA WAIVES CLAIM TO SHARE OF GERMAN SHIPS   Ambassador Wallace Tells “Supreme Council We Don’t Want ’Em.    COUNCIL PLANS MEETING TO SIGN HUNGARIAN TREAT)   Committee of Ambassador: May Act at This Cere; mony.

AMBASSADCRS MAY BE GIVEN TREATY DETAILS   Supreme Council Plans to Turr Work Over to Qihers Anc Go Home.   Nould Ccmpleie Hungarian And Other Peace Treaties

‘CLAIMS TO ANY GERMAN SHIPS   Ambassador Wallace In: forms Supreme Council  This Morning.

COMPLETION OF HUNGARIAN TREATY  LEAVES LITTLE UNFINISHED BUSINESS

HUNGARIAN PEACE PLAN SUBJECT OF ENTENTE COUNCIL   Committee of Ambassadors te Complete Presentation: of Treaty Is Considered. —   NEW GRGANIZATION. NEED AS SOME ENVOYS LEAVE   Premiers Expected to Approve Plan for Body to Handle Work Left by Allies.

U S, WANTS NO GERMAN SPOILS   Waives Indemnity and Tonnage—Believes’ Division ‘Would: Cause” Trouble.

U.S, WAIVES ITS CLAIM TO SHIPS   Ambassador ' Wallace’s Statement at Paris Is Explained at Washington.   Steps Taken in Creation of Another Organization—Proposed to Form Committee Composed of the  ‘ Several Ambassadors.

UNNAGE 1) NUT WANTED BY AMERICA   Supreme Council Informed U, S. Wants No Hun Warship Tonnage.  ALL CLAIMS ARE WAIVED Allies Planned to Distribute  Warships Like Merchantmen Tonnage.

U.S. WAIVES ITS — CLAIM TO SHIPS   _ bassador Wallace’s State‘ment at Paris Denied, However, at Washington.      SUPREME COUNCIL NEAR END   Steps Taken in Creation of Another Organization—Proposed to Form Committee Composed of the Severai Ambassadors.

DENIES WAIVING ~ GLAIM TO SHIPS   U. S. Wants Just Reparation, but No ‘Blood Money.’   STATEMENT MAY BE TWISTED   Washington Questions Accuracy of Report of Ambassador Wallace’e Words—-Suprems Council Neer End.

CHAMBLISS TO JOLIET   Former Negro. Policeman Ex; hausts Law’s Delay

NEGRO GOES TO PEN      ‘onvieted. of Cansing Death _ oi Pawnee Rock Girl While on Chicagé Police Force.

HEADED FOR PEN,   Last Barrier Removed in Case o Kansas Girl's Negro Abductors,

FEDERAL COURT WRIT AIDS NEW YORK REDS   Judge Knex Announces He Will Grant Habeas Corpus Privileges to Them.

EXTREMISTS WIN VICTORY   Knox Will Grant Writ if Wein stein is Not Admitted to Bail.

COURT Wild ANG NEW YORK REDD   Judge to Grant Habeas Corpus Proceedings to Them.   HEARINGS SLOW AT CHICAGO   Dicposition of the Radicals Arrested in Raids There Drags Wearily— Three Cases Take Up an Entire Day.

EXTREMISTS WIN IN COURT   Writ of tiabens Corpas Promised if Rail Not Allowed.

REDS GET HELP. OF COURT WRit   Habeas Corpus Will Ge Granted Those Waiting Exile at Ellis Island.   CHICAGO PROCEEDINGS SLOW   Hearing of Anarchists Taken in Rais Crags Wearily—-Three Cases Take  Up an Entire Day at the Reidawrall

GOUNSEL FOR RADICALS WIN VICTORY OVER UHI   JUDCKE KNOX WOULD GRANT WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO iMheGORY WEINSETIN, CHIEF  . OF STAFF OF MARTENS. ’

TWO CHARED GUILTY AT SAMOF   Arthur Greene, Civilian and Lieut. Com, Boucher, U. S. N. Are Named.

NEW DIVISION OF MATTER IS LESS THAN AN ATOM   Novel Theory is Presented to  National Academy of Sciences.

BOSTON HAS A NEWS FAKIR   Authoritic:s Trying to Head Off Agency That Sends Com plimentary. Bet Ustree Sterics.

TREATY CONSIDERATION CONTINUES IN SENATE   \ New Group Called the “Irrepresslhies” Has Come Inte Aetion to heep Trenty Alive

Will Move Heaven and to-Modify Reservation . on Article Ten       .ODGE BETWEEN UPPER \ND NETHER MILLSTONES   DISCUSSION OF Sif, RESERVATION UP rons MITCHCOCK MADE OF RIDICULE, te ee

LAST. DITCH. MOVE FOR  ‘TREATY REVIVAI   up Called -~Terepressib tes?’ Ge Mite Action in Senate ta Keep Puck Alive.

HOPE TO KEEP  TREATY ALIVE   NEW GROUP CALLED “IRREPRES ~ IBLES”, HAVE ENTERED THE TREATY PACT FIGHT.

NEW GROUP FORMS FOR ACTION   “irrepressibles” Start Fight to Keep League Before Senate   TO OEMAND MODIFICATIONS   Senator Lodge Declares Treaty ig Dead—Chanoe impossible

FEW SEAIATORS aTILL CLING 10 ROPE OF CAVING THE TREATY   Have Determined to Move Heaven and Earth to Bring About Modification of Reservation.

NEW GROUP ENTERS. “THE TREATY FIGHT   “Irropressibles* Enter the Fray. im i an Effort to Keep Peace: " a Treaty Alive. i a

HARRY TROSTLE RESIGNS   Superintendent of Evergreen Ceme tery Gives Up Post.

BOY SAVED FROM DROWNING BY DOC   Pet Leads Reseue Party to Cisterr Into Which YoungSter Had Fallen While at Play.

FOUR OF FIVE VOTERS INN. H. TOWN ARE SICK   Remaining Citizen Can’t Decide Whether He Had Better Hold Town Meeting All by His  Lonesome or Not.

MICHIGAN HIT BY FUEL FARUNE, IN BLIZZARD'S WAKE   Actual Suffering Reported i North Part of State—New Engiand Election Blocked.

DEALERRS ESTIMATE 25.1 CENT INCREASE OVER 0! wwRAR ACO   ARE BEHIND ORDERS          Books Show Orders for 2,080°To in Excess of What Has Been: ¥ Delivered = F       No Coal Stored at Dealers’—Att ie: Delivered ay Fast as It*’ a tanasie. St oes?

ORE COAL STORED IN TOWN’S CELLARS   DEALERRS ESTIMATE 25 PER CENT INCREASE OVER ONE  Vrap acd   ARE BEHIND ORDERS   Books Show Orders for 2,000 Tong in Excess of What Has Been Delivered   No Coal Stored at Dealers’—All Ig Delivered us Fast as It Comes in .

So Says Supreme Court About the Wolf of Wall Street Sent Up for War Interference.

WOLF OF WALL STREET",   Hia Conviction, la To Stand Says Su  ieee  peice

Conviction of Lamar and Martin Stands   Th Supreme Court. Dismissed — he Writ of Error Set Up in CaSe o David Baanar and Henry Tb Marti: for Conspivacy,

Wolf Of Wall Street Convicted Of Plotting For Berlin, Loses Plea

GONVIGTION O LAMAR STANDS   High Court Dismisses Writ of Error—Other Decisions By Tribunal.

LEADERS FEAR MADOU CANDIi DACY MAY COME TO LEFD AT AN ENOPPORTUNE Tt:   President May Re-cive Vote on First Ballot—New Yerk Dele gation Plans to Suptort Govern or Smith on Early Ballots

WADOO GANDIDAGY BAGK TODAY FROM — — 1TS WATERY GRAVE   It Is Meowing As Loudly As Ever About the Democratic . Back Door.

THE CANDIDACY OF MACK IS COMING BACK   And Every Time Its ‘Ovners Try ‘t Get Rid of it, Like the Cat It Tarus Up Again,

“Sal 7 G IK  MA WE Ans             Make Small Cui in Output anc  Running Practically Full Time. —

SPARTANBURG MILLS PAY OUT BiG SUR IN DIVIDENDS IN 1926   Practically All Mills Are Running on Full Time and Little Further Curtailment Is_ Exnected — Cotton Men Look  or Satisfactory Business During Year. “

ALL SAVED IN NEVA WRECK   Reds’ 2,000 Prisoners Were Rescued, Dispatch to Stockholm Says.

FOR ONE BIG EXPRESS AGENCY   Railway Executives Favor Continuance Under Federal (control.

MORE. WITNESSES ARE SUMNE   Ottcia of Plum: Plan League to “Re Quizzed By. Committee.

BUILDINGS WRECKED IN PITTSBURGH BY BOMB: NONE KILLED   Many Injured As Brick Hurled Into Street Car.

GAS EXPLOSION INJURES MANY   Passengers in Street Cay Panic Stricken When Bricks from Destroyed Building Come Through  Windowe.   INVESTIGATION

LUTHERAN MINIS— TERS, TEACHERS WILL BE PENSIONEL   Pian Made to Raise Three Hundred Thousand Dollars for the Superannuated—Also Funds to be Raised for Students Institutions,

Explosion of Eighty Gallons of Gasoline Causes Accident in  Tewvas,

WASHINGTON IS AMAZED OVER THE U-BOAT EXPOSURE  LUSITANIA STORY IS BEING CAREFULLY STUDIED BY NAVY OFFICIALS.  MAKES A VALUABLE PART IN HISTOR\

NEW LIGHT SHED “WW THE SINKING OF LUSITANIA   Publication. of Log of Submarine IsGreat  Intereat.   OFFICIALS SHOW  GREAT INTEREST   ‘Opinion Expressed That Revela.  tions Are Real Addition’ To History.

Police of Aurora and Elgin ied Pool Selling in Those Citie Thousands Played Pools,

POULS ON BALL  GAME HALTED   Aurora Authorities Prohibit Gambling on the National Pastime.

REINS   Pleas For .More- «Men. and. Material _ Were Ignored, Was Testimony of Admiral Fullam..

WRECKEL STEAMER’ CHARGES APE SAFE      Thirty - Two Passengers And Twenty-Eight of The Crew of Princess Anne Landed in New York.

PASSENGERS ARE RESCUED   Portion of Crew Is Also Taken from Steamer Princess Anne.   INJURED CAPTAIN TAKEN TO SHORE

RESCUE OF PRINCESS ANNE PEOPLE BECIN   Start Taking Of Passengers Shortly Before Noon—Boa' From Polias is Lost.

60 ARE TAKEN FROM STRANDED STEAMER   THIRTY-TWO PASSENGERS AND 28 CREW MEMBERS ON THE PRINCESS ANNE ARE PUT ASHORE IN NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS A CREW ARE TAKEN _ FROM VESSEL   Forty-four Members . o ‘Crew Stay On Board _ Ship.   PRINCESS ANNE WAS FAST ON SAND BAR DURING STORM   Captain Frank Seay of Nor. folk Who Was Injured Among Saved.

LANDS PASSENGERS FROM STEAMSHIP   Princess Anne Still on. Sand Bar.

PASSENGERS AND PART CREW 6F ANNE LANDED   ‘Transfer Is Made From Boat Strand at Rockaway Polol—Other Boats In Trouble.

oO REMOVED FROM VEGOEL oT HANDEL ON N.Y. SANOBAR   32 Passengers, 28 Sailors ir List Landed at Battery by Police Boat Patrol.   44 MEMBERS OF CREW STILL ON STUCK LINER   Captain, Injured in Navigating His Craft Thru Storm, Is Among Those Landed.

TAXING OFF THE 32 PASSENGERS   Perilous Task of Removing People on Board Steamship Princess Anne.

32 PASSENGERS OF STRANDED VESSEL LANDED IN N. Y   PRINCESS ANNE ON SAND BAR ON ROCKAWAY POINT.

RESCUE WORK WAS CARRIED QUT BY THE COAST GUARD MEN   Thirty Two of Princess Anne’s Passengers Landed This Afte:noon At New York.   CREW STAYS ON VESSEL   RENE VV Jari dy ee V Bw el Bo Bw  Captain Seay, of Princess Anne, Who Was Injured, Was Taken Ashcre.

GOTHAM OUOPENDS BUoINESo TD Db OUT OF THE SNOW   Volunteer Shovel Brigades Ir Every Part of City Work Desperately.   College Girls Put Men te Shame by Clearing Nearby Walks.

RAILROAD UNION LEADERS HAVE AGREED UPON REPLY TO WILSON'S PROPOSAL   (No announcement of the reply was given out in time for  this issue of The Express.)

NEW INDICTMENTS: IN FIXING WORLD: SERIES COMING   TWO FORMER BIG LEAGUER: AND EX-PRIZE FIGHTER ARE TO BE NAMED

MORE INDICTMENTS“: WILL BE” VOTED   ‘Two Former Thaseball “Payers and Pugilist. Will Be Named in Indictments. 

Committee Will Investigate High Millinery. Costs at State Capital

9G PROBE HAT PRICES’   ropeka Women. to Tnvestigute Alleved: Millivery profiteering.

RATIONING OR FORTY-CENT “GAS" COMING SOON, UNLESS . CONSUMPTION 18 CURTAILED

RATIONING OF VEING  GASOLE           Unele Sam Thinks Pleusere Riders Should Curtail: Drives.

RATTONING OR FARTY-C "GAS" COMING SOON CONSUMPTION IS     TSB URTA SLE!

JOY RIDERS HASTEN A0-CENT GASOLINE   STOCKS SWIFTLY SHRINK As REFINERS DISCUSS PLAN FOR RATIONING.

 Mexican Government Declares is Taking Steps to Rescue Kidnaped Nationals   5,000 FEDERAL TROOPS IN PURSUIT OF BANDITS

MEXICANS TRAIL BANDIT KIDNAPERS   Action 1o Effect Prompt Release of Foreigners Is Pledged.

ATTACK TRISH COPS acum   Fivo Vollcomen ; Repulse, 300 Men “iw Qonnly. Exfoid.

9 POLICEMEN HOLD OFF 500 IRISH RAIDERS   Rifle and Revolver Firing  Incessant In Battle For Two Hours

IRISH FIGHT TWO HOURS,   But Five Policemen Beat OF Taree Hundréd Assailants,

RISH ARE NOT PACIFIED YET   Attacks on’ Police Barrack and Murder- of Policemen - Are Being Continued.   RIOTING. AT CLONROCHE

Rifte and Revolver Fire Incessant Fo! Twe Hours at Clonecech, Jrekand.

Snow Costs New York City Five Millions A Day, Many Streets Still Blocked, With Stalled Cars About, Can’t Get to Wharves

STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT GIVES TEXT OF REMARKS   Official Version of Speech on  Military Aid to Rumania and Serbia Issued From  White House.

“OFFICIAL VERSION” OF — PRESIDENT’S TALK MADE PUBLIC AT WHITE HOUSE   Text of Disputed Speech Before Eighth Plenary Session Of Peace Conference Furnished by Stenographer From Original Notes at That Meeting—State Denartment Cables for Record.

SHOWS WILSON GAVE NO PLEDGE TO ROUMANIA   “Official” Text Says President Promised No Soldiers to Smal] Nations   NO DIFFERENCE TWIXT LEGAL VERSION AND HIS PREVIOUS ©TATEMENT HE SAYS

WILSON REFUTES SPENCER'S CHARGE   Official Version of Peace Conference Proceedings Made Public   WIRE FOR PARIS RECORD   Transcript Furnished by Stenographer Shows President Is Misquoted

SUPPORT WILSON DENIAL   President's Declaration that Senato bpencer ptatement is False, borne Uut by Kecorus.

ENOUGH COAL T0 GO AROUND   ALARM REPORTS OF A SHORTAGE Nor JUSTIFIED.   NEITHER IS THE HIGH PRICE   PEOPLE PANIC STRICKEN WITHOUT GOOD REASON.   Managing Director ef Assoectation Declares Famine Being Freached and People Bid Againnt One Anether.

ADEQUATE SUPPLY UF COAL FOR ALL NEEDS THIS YEAF   Governmental  Alarmist Reports Have Effect Of ‘Causing Public To Bid Up Prices At Mines.   REACH PRODUCTION PEAK

NO DANGER OF COAL FAMINE IN UNITED STATES   Authority Blames Governmen Agitation for Current High Prices.

REPORTS OF SHORTAGE CLAIM. ED TO BE UNFOUNDED: .   , Mamaging Mircctor of Wholesale As. sociation Says Public is PanicStricken Without Reason— Too Mech Governmental Agitation.

No Shortage of Coal Declares a Coal Mar   HE HINTS THAZ.THIS.FBANTIC CRY ABOUT .A.FU. FAMINE IS ALL PROPAGANDA AND HE BLAMES THE GOVERNMENT FOR IT—SAYS PLENTY OF COAL IS  BEING MINED, AND THERE IS NO NEED TO WORRY.

CLAMS COAL SHORTAGE TALK WOT WARRANTE   Coal Association Director Gives Reassuring Figures   SCHEDULE IS ABOVE NORMAL

PUBLIC NEEDN'T WORRY ABOUT THE COAL BIN   Director. Cushing Says There's a Adequate Supply To Meet Demand Of The Peopte.

PEOPLE ARE PANIC STRICKEN WITHOUT AERGSON OR EXCISE   No Shortage of Coal and Na Dancer of Shortage, Says Cushing.   PRODUCTION NOW EIGHT WEEKS AHEAD SCHEDULE   Deelares Current High Price: in Open Market Are Unjusti fied and Are Due in Part te Governmental Agitation of Danger of Famine.

COAL FAMINE FEAR CALLED BASELESS   Wild Rumors Have Served Only To Boost Price, Head Of Association Says.

IS NO COAL FAMINE   ALARMING REPORTS DENIED BY HEAD OF ASSOCIATION,   SAYS NO DANGER OF A SHORTAGE   Declares There Is No Reason for the Present High Prices Being Paid in the Open Market—-Production Is Ahead of Schedule.

PLENTY OF COAL IN SIGH  e SA ys BIG WHOLESALER  Prices, Cushing Doanlayoe

PUPILS’ CARS JAM STREET   Automobiles Belonging to Students of a Kansas High Schoo! Block Highway.

SUGAR SHORTAGE WILL  CAUSE WASTE OF FRUIT   BUMPER CROPS PREDICTED eh " STATE—LATE FROSTS CAUSE LITTLE FARM DAMAGE.

WASTE SEEN BECAUSE OF SUGAR SHORTAGE IN FRUIT CANNING   Prospects . Good .Fo1 More Than Average Fruit Crop. .

GETS ALL OF MONEY IN SIGHT   Lone Bandit Helps Himself to Cash im Montana Bank.

SENATOR WATSON 10 ENTER HOSPITAL   Several Weeks Treatment Will Aver Neetessity for Operation Attendants Hope.

SWEDEN'S KING ACCEPTS SCSIGNATION OF PREMIER; WILL FORM WEW CABINE

FARMERS TAKE ACTION.   { “aa They Urge the Adoption of Rules ot  Sensible Economy,

a 5 A 7 ARMERS TAKE ACTION.   bord * They. Erge che Adoption of Rules of Sens

STORES HAVING LABOR TROUBLE   ‘Drivers and Clerks Ar Threatening Strike

GOT NICE SUM FOR SLAYING SEA LIONS   Bounty of $2.50 Each in Sea Lions Nets Oijon Man Total of $880.

$880 IN” SEA LION BOUNTY   Pacific Coast Hunter Collects From State of Oregon at Rate of $2.50 a Scalp.

THREATEN MARTIAL LAW IN SHOPS 10 END “CRIME” OF HOLIDAYS   HEAVY LOSS OF TIME ALLEGED TO HAVE RESULTED FROM USELESS HOLIDAYS,

MARTIAL LAW FOR SLACKERS   Russian Soviet Reads Riot Act to Railroad Men

RUSSIA WORKSHOPS TO GO UNDER MARTIAL LAV   Hope to End “Crime! of Holiday Making, Says Soviet,

COMMONS VOTE BIG FUND FOR GERMAN)   Five Million Pounds Provided fo. Spa Coal Agreement—lreaty Unwor e,”

INCREASE IN ELEVATED FARES   Boost of 2 Cents in Chicago Trans portation Rates.

oh fe at Sa she ale ate : ate oh oh oe oh ee ste te oe yo he he 4  + REGISTRATION FOR 2 ‘+ . EKVERYBODY THIS FALL °

French President _ to. Qui ‘Soon ‘and National  Aecambly to Meet:   HASTY ACTION DESIRED   Bourgeois, Peret or Jounar Mentioned as Likely to Be Elected. ~~

 President Gan Not Attend to Hi Official Duties.   Several Prominent — Politica Leaders in France Are Looked» Upon: as’ .Possibilities for French Presidency.

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE VERY ILI   SUCCESSOR MAY BE NAME! BY THE GOVERNMENT AT ONCE.

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE QUITS: CERINIISTY II   Report States Chief Execu tive Will Give Up Office.   SELECT SUCCESSOR   National Assembly Meets To Take Official Step.

HEAD OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT TO  QUIT HIS POST   PAUL DESCHANEL IS SO ILL HE CANNOT ATTEND HIS OFFICE DUTIES.   POINCARE WILL NOT ACCEPT   Presidential Situation Will Be Dis cussed at a Meeting of the Cabinet on Friday.

FOUND YANK A REAL FIGHTER.      One Tnassian General Among Those Captu@ed in Siberinu Clash,

AMERICAN SOLDIERS ENGAGE RUSSIANS   Laticr Wersted After Delivering Uniprovoked Assault,

RUSSIANS AND YANKS FIGHT   American Dies From “On provoked Attack,” Wash. ington Hears

Forces Under General Graves Rout Semenoff’s Cossacks in Clash in Siberia; 2 U. S. Bovs, 7 Slave Are Killed   Secretary Baker Receives the Report of Encounter On Jan. 10; Many Russians Are Taken As Prisoners   EY ASSOCIATED PRESS. EFASED WIRE Tn YPTRIKNT

YANKEE TROOPS AND COSSACK S IN UGLY CLASt   Two Americans and Five Rus: sians Killed in Clash  Americans Also Hold Halt Hundred Prisoners

ee er  YANKS BATTLE SIBERIAN RUSS   American Troops Engage i Skirmishes Along Suchan Mine Railway.   SEMENOFF’S MEN fEFEATED   Two Yanks and Five Russians Killed— —Americans Capture Slav General, Six Other Officers and 48 Men  —Attack Unprovoked.

AMERICAN SO_DIERS  WIN sIGHT IN SIBERIA   Two Yanks end Five Russians Killed— Slav General, Six Othe: Officers and 48 Men Captured.

a ® & "5  '  NANK  BATTLE W ANS  » SIBER   American Troops Engage in Skirmishes Along Suchan Mine Raiiway.   Poldiers Belonging to Colone! Mor' pow’s Regiment Forced to Intervene in Disturbances in the Baikal Dictrict.

AMERICANS WIN FIGHT IN SIBERIA   Two Yanks and Five Russians Are Killed.   ATTACK HELD UNPROVOKED   Slav General, Six Other Officers and 48 Men Captured by the American Troops — Opposing Forces Manned Armored Trains.

YANKEE TROOPS AND COSSACKS IN UGLY CLASt   Two Americans and Five Russians Killed in Clash  a Bia eme a OE eas Ee fee S a eae Se

/ALLWANTED  MONEY      LOOK     cP THE LAW TO SER HOW CH. COULD RE SPENT IN ORIWARY.      — SS Se ae Woon AND HARDING FACK BRENT Si@Ro08 IN OHIO CAMPAIUN,

AND WOOD SPENT $100,000 IN OHIO   CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES — IS OHIO REVEALED IN SENATO. RIAL INVESTIGATION TODAY.      LOTS OF LOWDEN MONEY       Checks Aggregating More T 000 Were Sent to Lowden Sup. porters in Missouri, Witnesses Tell (he Prober.

HARDING AND WOOD AGAIN ON GRIDDLE   Ohio Expenditures Art Given Overhauling By Senate Com.

Deportation Hearings Wil Be — Up in the . M4   PLANS OF RUSSIAN. REDS DISCLOSED   Lenine and ve trotaky We rk. Blain ts ie

On THEA HAIL WILL BE MATE UN AGITATOR   Lansing Gives Congress Report of World-wide Revolutionary Program   DDITIONAL REDS ARE STILL BEING ARRESTED   ANNOUNCEMENT GIVEN OUT BY SECRETARY OF STATE EAPLAINS FAILURE OF SOV. JET RULE,

AUTIUN [a STARTED UR DEPORTATION   Arrangements for Hearings of Alleged Revolutionists to be Held Promptly.   PROBE OF BOLSHEVIK! MENACE   Lenine and Trotsky Said to Have Planned Overthrow of Society Throughout World.

ACTION 10 DEPORT REDS 1 STARTED   RED PLOT UNCOVEREL   LENINE AND TROTSKY PLANNEL TO OVERTHROW GOVERN. MENTS AND STANDARDS OF SOCIAL LIFE OF WORLD REPORT SAYS

oH ACTION  10 UEPOn ntUD Id AUISDIA   J. S. Will Clear Way fo: More Raids on Radical Nests In Country

Wall AGTION 10 DEPORT ial  ASSIA   U. S. Will Clear Way fo More Raids on Radical Nests In Country

DIED IN MOTOR CAR   Hotel-Keeper at South Amana Meets Sudden Call, Monday.

ARCHIE ERERART 10 COACH HIGH SEHOOL ATHLETICS   Will Have Charge of Football and Track at Technical High School, Indianapolis.

EXPELLED MEMBERS ARE BEING TAKEN BACK INTO UNION   BROTHERHOOD OF RAIL WAY TRAINMEN INSURGENTS ARE FORGIVEN.   ABOUT 15,000 HAVE RESUMED RELATIONS   President W. G. Lee Says Others Will Be Reinstated Lf They Make Amends Demanded by  Organization.   (Associated Press.) Warrants At ’EFrisco.

 COUNTIES URGED TO * PREPARE FOR VOTING .. BY-WOMEN THIS FALI   WU! Have That Wight’ i Vermont Fatifie: Svitrace Ameniment in “Dimes: Formnuiities Reavired.

GETTING READY TO LET . WOMEN VOTE   State Urges County Commissioners to Prepare Necessary Lists and DPlankicc   VERMONT MAY RATIFY

WATER POWER BILL PASSED.   Senate Approves Measure By Three to fme Vote.

WATER POWER BILL IS PASSED BY THE SENATE   Differs in Some Respects From House Measure and is Sent to Confer. ones for Adinstment.

WATER POWER DILL FINALLY GOES THROUGH   Senate by Vote of Nearly Three to One Disposes of Question Pending in Congress for a Decade.   FOLLOWS HOUSE MEASURE   Provides for Federal Commission to Supervise Licenses Extending Over a Period of Fifty Years.

Banking and Credits Methods Hold Attention of Delegates at Second Day’s Sessions: Plumb Gives Views

WEST VIRGINIA IS VOTING TODAY   Statewide Primary Wili Name National, State, County Choices

BIG VOTE CAST - TODAY IN W.VA   GOOD WEATHER AND MUCH INTEREST DRAWS HEAVY VOTE TO POLLS.   Four Republicans Running fo: President and Three in Gub ernatorial Contest.

BOLSHEVIK  SURROUNDED ALUN FRU UF TOO MILES   Gen. Wrangel Outflanking Red Forces on Dnieper River   AMERICAN KILLED, ANOTHER IS HELD   Soviet Troops Are Holding Yankee Officer Captured by Horsemen

W RANGEL. TAKES 10,000 REDS IN WEEK OF ACTION   Has Bolshevik Forces” Sur  rouridedon Front 100," Milectange ~~

WRANGEL MEETS : NEW SUCCESSES AGAINST RUSSI   Leader Takes 10,000 Bolsheviki in Six Days and Is Now Outflanking Their ‘ Position on the Dnieper.

Chairman of Investigating Com. mittee Reports Heavy Traffic in Fuel when Panic Over Shortage is Created

FUEL REVELATIONS 5 ~ TOPIC FOR SENATE             HONESTY: OF SOMZ OPERATORS “BROUGHT INTO QUESTION IN : 27 9 RESCUSSION

E LEV EN CENT BREAD.      Comniissioner Wyckot Says  Fair ‘Price to Charge. !

ELEVEN CENT BREAD.   Commissioner Wyeko Says — Fair Price to Charge.

FARMERS ARE ~ RECOGNIZED   Get Front Page On Big Dailies Anc Are Invited To Address  Business Meetings.

DRIVE FOR MEMBERS IS ON IN EARNEST   C. F. Patterson, State Organizer _ Urges Membership on Farmers.   MUST ORGANIZE TO GET RESULTS   Speaker Cites Many Instances Where Farmer Associations Have Secured Action Where Others Failed.

SOUNT OF BALLOTS WILL BE TEDIOUS   Political Observers Believe Days May Be Required to Tabulate Final Returns.   FAIR WEATHER FOR PRIMARY   Campaign Managers Make No Prediction of Majority Vote for Any Candidate.

WOOD AND JOHNSON RUNNING HORSE RACE   JOHNSON SEEMS TO BE LEADING - HOOVER IN THE CALIFORNIA PRIMARIES

Lowden Men Claim Their Candidate Wil Show Up Near Front; Wilson’ to Veto Knox ~ Peace Resolution; Obregon Forces Preparing Drive on Mexico City:

SHOOTS WIFE AND THEN SUICIDES AT YORK   Lawrence Harrington, Aurora, Il. Fatally Injures Woman in Marital Tragedy.

TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS.   German Government Agrocs to Garry ing on Negotiations With Russian We ees.

Germany Negotiates With Soviet Goveriment For Exchange of Prisoners.

DEMOCRATS FAIL TO THROW LIGHT ON ALLEGED 6.0.P. “SLUSH FUND’   ‘Chairman White Unable To Confirm Cox Charges Of $15,000,000 Campaign Fun  Of Republicans; Says Ohio Governor Has’ Information, But It Has Not Been Divulged To Him.  1

CHAIRMAN WHITE HAS NO PROOF OF SLUSH FUN   Knows Nothing Of G. 0. P. Fuad —Places Burden of Proof on Governor Cox.

POTTERY MEN DEMAND RAISE   Eight Thousand Workers Throughout i WU, S. Decide to Press Request [ for 25 Per Cent Increase,

POTTERY WORKERS WILL PRESS Df, WAGE INCREASE DEMAND   Eight Thousand Ware Workers Decide to Reopen Agreenent Made Last October After Ninety  Pee PIN. 8

GIRL KILLED BY BANDITS   Daughter of Wealthy Kansas City  Man Siain and Her Escort Wound' ed by Robbers.

-WOMAN KILLED BY BANDITS   Robbers Slay Kansas City Girl and Wound Her Escort.

BORAH TAKES WAR INTO COV. COW'S HOME TOWN   Irreconsilable League Opponent Tell: Dayton Why Harding Should Win Election.

MAKES. ADDRESS IN CON'S- HOME   Standard Set Up by League is All —  Wrong   PEOPLE WILL NEVER  SUBSCRIBE TO IT

DECLARES ISSUE CLEAR CUT    Between Harding and Cox— Senator Borah in Latter’s i * Home Town.

COX WOULD SCRAP ALL WASHINGTON AND MONROE POLICIES BECLARES SEN, BORA   Governor, Senator Says, Favors All Objectionable Features Of Peace Treaty Against Best . Interests Of U.S. Government.

SUANUARD SET UP IN LEAGUE 1 ALL WRONG, SAYS BORAH   ‘Democracies Will Never Sub_ scribe to Nor People Accept  It, He Declares.   ISSUE BETWEEN HARDING AND COX I$ CLEAR CU   No Scheme of Peace Worthy of Confidence Which Does Not Place Power of Peace or War in Hands of Those Wha Pay Taxes and Fight Battles.

BORAH: DISCUSSES LEAGUE: : WN. G0Y,. COX'S: HOME. TOW   Tells . ‘Audience’ Governor’. Would . Scrap: Policies of ‘Washington and Monroe, : oe

RORAH LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN   idaho Senntor Speaks to Crowd at the Dayten,. Ohio. Home of  fiawernor (Cox.

BORAH SMASHES THE LEAGUE IN CONS HOMECITY   Idaho Senator Tears Covenan to Tatters in the City of Dayton.   SPES THE ISSUE CLEAR CUT   Says the, Democratic Nominee Would Scrap Policies of Washington.

ART. X FOR FORCE AND WAR-BORAH   IRRECONCILABLE ATTACKS GOVERNOR COX IN THE LATTER’S HOME CITY.

COX'S HOME FOLKS. HEAR SEN. BORAH   SAYS OHIOAN WILL DITCH WASHINGTON'S IDEAS,   ARTIGLE TEN 1S ATTACKED   Its Operation as Written Would {n valve United States in Perpetual War, Would Have Pre. vented Birth of America.

Idaho Senator ‘Has No Uso Whateve for Article Ten of? League at Nations

“ONE GROUND OF DEFENSE WILL BETHAT =  OTEVENG DID NOT BIND AND GAG HIMSELF

UNE GROUND OF DEFENSE WILL BE THAT STEVENS DID NOT BIND AND GAG HIMGEL

PLEAD FOR RADICALISM.   Socialist Delegation Launche: Concerted Attack on ‘‘Conservative’’ Leaders.

RADICALS TRYING TO CONTROL MEE   Fighting Delegation From lit ingis Start Party Warfare in Socialist Conventior:   OBJECT TO PLATFORM   Says Program Has No Resemblance at All of Ors Adopted Abroad

RADICALS GAIN THE UPPER HAND   Bitterly Denounce Hillquit’s Platform Offered At Socialist Convention   DEMAND RADICALISM   iParty Warfare of Threatening  Aspect May Be Result of } Chicagoan’s Outbreak

RED SOCIALISTS THREATEN MOVE TO WRECK PARTY   Radical Faction From Illinois Demands “Platform Like Trotzky’s or Nothing”   ARE LED BY CONVICTS   HILLQUIT AND CONSERVATIVE LEADERS FIGHT TO PRESENT SANER PLATFORM TO VOTERS.

SOCIALISTS NOT IN FULL ACCORD   MADICAL PAEMESNT SHRI TO CONTHOL CONVESTIOS.   DEMAND FOR FIERY PLATFORM   (hicage Dielegatce Pretest ( oaperveatite Declaration sed Threaetea a Party  piie——Saver the Varepean Hread.

BREAK THREATENS SOCIALIST RANKS OVER PRINCIPLES   RADICAL DELEGATION FROM ILLINOIS LAUNCHES CONCERTED ATTACK ON PLATFORM SUBMITTED BY “MINORITY FACTION,”

IEAIMAN AND RUSSIAN POLIGES ARE DEMANDED BY SOCIALISTS   HILLQUIT REVOLUTIONARY PLAT: ~ FORM CONDEMNED AS TOO MILD   SPLIT IN PARTY LIKELY—PLATFORM AS PUT UP BY, HILLQUIT CROWD CALLS FOR ONE BIG UNION OF LABOR, TO CONTROL LAND

GONGERTED ATTACK JN CONSERVATIVE LEADERS LAUNCHED   Illinois Delegation to Convention of the Socialist Party Shouts for Radicalism.   THURSDAY AFTERNOON IS SET FOR NOMINATIONS   fugene VV, Debs, Now Serving Tet Years for Violation of Espionage Laws, Already Proclaimed as Prob. thle Candidate for President Party Wariare of Threatening Aspect.

SPLIT LN PARTY LIKELY—PLATFORM AS PUT UP BY, HILLQUIT CROWD CALLS FOR ONE BIG UNION , OF LABOR, TO CONTROL LAND H  t

RADICALS DEMAND SOVIET PLATFORM AS “WAR” LOOMS   Illinois Delegation to Socialis Convention Attack “Conservative” Leaders and Ask Rule of Reds.

RADICAL WING STARTS FIGHT TO GET REINS   Socialist Convention —  Likely to See Bitter Fight.

RINGLING ESTATE 1a FILED FOR PROBATE   Widow and Son Chief Bene ficiaries in $1,056,543 Property.

MILLION LEFT BY RINGLING   Petition Filed in Baraho Disposes of $1,- 056,543

HOME RULE BILL IS MADE PUBLIC   Legislation Would Set Up Two Parliaments in Ireland Con trol Customs, Excuse

BRITISH OFFER 2 PARLIAMENTS FOR HOME RULE   Text of Irish Bill Before House of Commons is  Made Public.

HOME AULE BILL 1S MADE PUBLI   Irish Measure Appears to Favor the South of Ireland.   SETS UP TWO PARLIAMENTS   Document Follows Closely the Outline Given the House in December by Lloyd-George—Would Check Religious Intrigue.

TEXT OF THE IRISH HOME RULE BILL   Follows Outline Given Out by Lloyd George

[wo Parliaments Proposed with Council for treland as Nu cleus for Eventual Union -of Erin

IRISH WILL HAVE TWO PARLIAMENT?   BILL. PASSED IN HOUSE OF COMMONS DISCLOSES NEW GOVERNMENT PLAN.

PUBLISH NEW IRISH HOME RULE MEASURE   British Government Gives Ou Text Of Measure Offered Parliament.

BRITAIN MAKES PUBLIC TEXT OF HUME RULE BILL “FOR THE IRISH      Measure Proposes to Set Up Two Parliaments, One for the North and One for the South of lreland.   CHURCH AND STATE FOREVER SEPARATED   Individuals Not to Be Punished for Their Religious Beliefs; May Be Members of Any Denomination.

HOME RULE BILL FOR IRELAND 15 IN PARLIAMENT   Two Parliaments Would Rule North and South Districts, With Joint Council Planned   RELIGIOUS PHASE TO HAVE ITS SAFEGUARDS   Could Not Establish Any Particular Creed as Country’s Rule

COUNTY JAIL PRISONER ROBBED BY PRISON MATES   ‘TWINS ATTEMPT HOLD-UP AND ONE OF THEM KILLED

YOUSHFUL BANDIT KILLED IN BATTLE   Twin Brothers Held Up Passenger Train

TWIN BANDITS ROB TRAIN. ONE KILLED   Youths Hold Up Flier Nea Kankakee; One Dies, Other Gives Up... ©

ONE TRAIN BANDIT THER   Youths, After Successful Holdup of One Train, Are Caught.

BANDIT KILLED  BY DETECTIVES   Two Youths Held Up : Fast Train on the II- linois Central

BANDITS SHOT BY THE POLICE   Other of Young Despe radoes Surrenders Af. ter Fight with Officers

TWIN BROTHERS ROBBED TRAIN   ONE .KILLED AND OTHER SURRENDERS NEAR KANKAKEE.

HOLD UP TRAIN   One- Killed - After Running Battle With Police and Railroad Detectives   Brother © Surrendered—Cash and Jewelry Recovered by Police -

YOUTHFUL BANDITS COME TO GRIEF; ONE KIILED AND ANOTHER GAPTUREL   TWIN BROTHERS STAGE SENS4. TIONAL HOLD-UP BUT CANT GET AWAY WITH LOOT,

CHARLEY JONES A YOUTHFUL BANDIT {6 KILLED AT CHICAGO--OTHERS SURRENDER   Robbed the New Orleans-Chicago Flier On the Illinois Central Railway—Loot is Recovered.

YOUNG BANDIT DIES IN POLICE BATTLE   OFFICIALS CAPTURE OTHER LAD WHO TAKE PASSENGER'S VALUABLES

POSSE KILLS YOUNG BANDIT   Companion Surrenders After Battle  Pai Held Up Fast Train Near  Kankakee  iste Robbery Prevented By OFF pore

TWINS ROB TRAIN, ONE KILLED   Youths Try Secend Holdup ir HHinois. Fight Ensues   COACH IS B8ATTLEGROUND   One Shot te Death. Other Captured by Police

(OUTHFUL TRAN ROBBER S KILLEL   Ine of Twit Brothers Who Held Up Illinois Central Flyer Shot by Police—Other Surrenders

TRAIN ROBBER KILLED   TWIN BROTHERS ENGAGE IN _®PBANDITRY IN ILLINOIS.   The Enterprise Proved Fatal to One and the Other with Loot Has Been Captured.

CRIME WAVE CONTINUES   Youthful Train Bandit Kill ed in Illinois.   EXPRESS ROBBERY INKANSAS   Strong Box With $7,000 In Cash Taken From Arkansas City Express Office.

YOUTHFUL BANDIT ‘OME OF TNS Wi KILED BY POLICE   Two Boys Held up Train on Illinois Central and Went Through Pullman.—One of Them Was Killed and The Other Suppendored T aton

TWIN BROTHERS POG TRAIN: 1.15 KILLED   New Orleans-Chicago Flyer Held Up Near Kankakee, ili., Early Today.

YOUTHFUL TRAIN BANDIT KILLED   TRAIN SHOT  Companion Sarrenders to Police At Aroma Park, Four Miles East of Kankakee.

KILLED ONE ROBBER CAPTUREDANOTHER   Warned By Telegraph Operator, Detectives Were Ready on Big Four Train.

ONE BANDIT KILLED AND ONE TAKEN   AFTER HOLDING UP FLIER ON ILLINOIS  CENTRAL RAILROAN   Twin Brothers Come to Grief After . Robbing Passengers in Puliman Car—Some Loot Recov ered.

BANDIT KILLED IN PISTOL DUEL WITH OFFICERS   Youthful Train Robber Killed After Making Break for Liberty.

POPE LEARNS OF DEATH OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK   Government Will Not In. terfere With Funeral] Set for Wednesday.

COMME:  xT AT PARIS,      Newspapere Pay Tribute to Courage of MaeSwuincey.

UNDER HEAVY BOND   C. W. Anderson is Turned Over to TI. S. Authorities

YOUNG BANK CLERK HELD   Chareed With Embezziement Funds From Bradford Bank.

LEAGUE MAY NOW SOLVE VILNA CASE   Evidence _ Furnished _Polist Government Is Behind -Its Seizure. —   Effort to. Assassinate Prince nder of .Serbia.'ls -Failure, «

LEAGUE MAY WORK IN THE VILNA DISPUTE   ROW BETWEEN POLAND AND LITHUANIA CAUSED MUCH CONCERN

REPORT POLES SLAY JEWS   Bolshevik Dispatches Charge Atrocitie.  Perpetrated by Troops in Retreat From Kiev.

mes RUINED  — BYEARTHOUAK  f   HEAVY TREMORS IN REGION OF LOS ANGELES—PEOPLE ARE INJURED.

Shocks Were Slightly Detected Here and in Riverside; One Woman Dies At Venice; San Jacinto and Hemet Not Affected   ANOTHER SHOCK

PRISONERS MAT OE PUT THER WITHOUT TRIAL   Arthur Griffith, Head of Sinn Fein, is Taken to Mount Joy Prison.

200 ARRESTS MADE IN  ~— DUBLIN  «BANS   The First Prison, According to Advices, Will be Located at Ballykiniar, Dundriim Rav. Cotintvy Down.   ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1.000 BEING PLANNED   Prisoners Will Be Liable To Be Interned Without Trial; Roundup of Suspects Continues Unabated.

First ef Internment Camps ~ for — Irish ~ Republican ~ Army Is Set Up.       Raids, Bomb. Explosions and Attempted Assassinations Continue,

UNDER ARREST   Organizer OF The “Outlaw” Union   To Be Nabbed By Fed. ~ eral Agents, Says -: Chicago Report

GENERAL SITUATION SEEMS ON THE MENT   Middle West Industries Closing fo. Lack of Fuel--250,000 Out in Ohio and Michigan.

STRIKE LEADERS ~ TAKEN IN RAID   FEDERAL AGENTS MAKE MANY ARRESTS   Warrants Charge Violation of Lever Act. Two Hundred Strikers Invelved.

D UUILAW UFrGcHOoElZEL WARRANTS FOR 24 OTHERS N GHIGAGO HEANQUARTER   Men Are Accused in Federal Court of Violation of the Lever Act in Interfering With Essential Shipments.   GRUNAU IS ARRESTED AT STRIKE MEETING RAIDED BY FEDERAL MEN

SIX OUTLAW OFFICIALS ARRESTED IN CHICAGC    Warrants: Issued for 24 Other Al.  ‘leged Radical Leaders of : Insurgent Strike.   NEAV YORE POLICE CALLED  T) QUELL DISTURBANCES   Improvement in General Situation However, Is Shown from Report.   OFFICIALS CLAIM VICTORY   New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh Claim Backbone Has Been Broken.

RETAIN HOWARD   Iowa Man Is Re-elecied As Head of Farm Federaiton

JOWA MAN PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FARMER!      Election at Close of Indianap  olis Meeting Puts J. R. Howard Again at Head,   OTHER OFFICERS NAMED

JOHN R, HOWARD RE-EI BY NATIONAL, BUREA\   ASK MANY CHANGES? IN LAs:   indianapolis Meeting Suggests’ c omni prehensive Legistative Progra —Committee Chosen ‘To. Meet’ With Bankers at Chieaag

nUWARD [3 nE-ELECTED BUREAU HEAD   FIRST PRESIDENT IOWA FEDERATION IS AGAIN HONORED   Mentioned Frequently for Ag Post in New Cabinet.

(OWA MAN HEADS THE FARM BUREA   J, Q. Howard Mentioned Frequent. ly fer Agricultural Secretary  In Harding Cabinet,

JAPAN SEES MENACE FROM U. S, INTREKAMCHATKA CONCESSIONS; “~ TOKIO OFFICIALS EXPRESS VIEWS

CONCESSIONS MAY INJURE JAPANESE   Japanese WPoreign Minister Depre cates Recognition of Washington B. Vanderlip.

Japanese Minister Discusses Concessions  Granted W. B. Vanderlip

“BOBINS” «BOP:   Brooklyn ‘Team Wins “the _ National League Pernant —Have It Cinched

SET ASIDE FINDINGS OF OKLAHOMA COUR’   DECISIONS AGAINST INDIA} CITIZENS OVERRULED AT WASHINGTON   Two Suits Were Concerned With Taxes On Which the Indians Ciaimed Refund

HINCLE SAM IN OIL BUSINESS   Goverhment.to Take Over Entire O1 . Pradction of Osage. Indian. Na-. tion for American Shipping. .

Takes Over Osage Indian Na: tion- Supply. for Navy and . Shipping Board.   ‘MAY BUY~ OUTSIDE .U: 5S.   Competition With Americar Companies Talked of to Cut Prices. —

U3. CONTRACTS FOR OIL WITH OSAGE INDIAN NATION      Needs of Navy for 1920 Insured by Taking ‘Over’ Output of 15,0(H)-2 000) Barrels—Will Bring Retfiners to ‘Time

ENGINE FALLS INTO THE LAKE   Nobody Hurt, However, a as it . Was Moving Slowly” *

BRENNAN STAYS TWELVE ROUNDS WITH CHAMPION   GIVES DEMPSEY THE HARDEST FIGHT HE HAS HAD IN HES CAREER

DEMPSEY'S FACE SOME BATTERED   Brennan Stayed Twelye Rounds With the “Man Killer” Last Night

CUT OFF ADVANCE PAYMENT TO RAILS   Marketing of Railroad Secur. ities Made More Difficult by New Ruling,

WOMEN SURE OF RATIFICATION   Confidence Is Expressed Follow   ing Conference With Governor Cox Yesterday

FORENOON VOTE IS ‘LIGHT IN LAWRENCE   ‘FEWER THAN A THOUSAND BALLOTS HAD BEEN CAST Lo AT THAT TIME   FARM WORK GOES ON      Indications’ Were That the Vote in the Township Precincts Would Be Light Also

FORENOON VOTE IS LIGHT IN LAWRENC!   FEWER THAN A THOUSAND BALLOTS HAD BEEN CAST : AT THAT TIME   Indications Were That the Vote in the Township Precincts Would Be Light Also

PLANS COMPLETE FUR DECORATION   Conference Committees Meet an Decide on Program for Mem orial Day   LEGION TO LEAD THE PARADE   Every Grave Must Be Decorated i Slegan—Decatur County Ladies To Furnish Flowers

COMPLETE PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DA!   Graves of Buddies to Be Remembered Memorial Day by Members of Joe Welsh Post.

SAYS. PROBLEM IS. GRAVE   Smoot Declares Harding Faces the Biggest Questions in Hiistory  a Sa NMR Yeon

INDIANS TIE SERIES RACE   Twenty . Thousand Fans Cheer as the Home Team. Wins From Brooklyn.   COVELESKI IS HERO   Has Won Beth Games for Cleveland Team—Score Was Five to One

NDIANS GET TODAY'S GAME ~~ BY 51 SCOR   Pitching of Covelesie Teo Muck - fer the National League -  : Pbsvers   CLEVELAND FANS NOW CONFIDENT: OF VICTORS   Brooklyn Used Several Pitcher but  Nome of Them Were Ef4 fective _

UUYELEOKIE TWIRLO fla OEUND WIN FOR INUIAN TRIBE (WN WORLD SERIES   Pole in Same Form As in First Game of Event Evens Score For National Trophy By Sending Dodgers To Defeat.

ROP...  000100000-Y 51)  Brooklyn 20200100 x--p 122  Cleveland  ‘+ 2 te ae  ee i, ak Son ee   How They Batted Today :

COVELESKIE WINS HIS SECOND GAME OF SERIE!   Speaker’s Ace Pitches Wonderful Game, Allowing Only Five Safe Blows.      Indians Go On Batting Spree and Hit Ball to All Corners of Lot

Finds Out That if Colby Can . Deliver Progreasive Vote ” Hell Keep Job, Otherwise “The Roy” Will Let Him Go

RECONSTRUCTION A MIGHTY TASK   Many Commissions anc Army of Secretaries to Handle Problem

FRENCH FORCES ENTER AINTAE   French Position in Cilicia is View as a Difficult One

FRENCH TROOPS SAVE YANKS   Rescue Thirteen American Relief Workers After Battle With Turks at Aintab.

Tue GUT OFF FRENCH FROM GLUT BASE   Situation at Aintab, How. ever, Is Reputed Relieved.   POSITION IS DIFFICULT   Lurks Wreck Cars in Tunnel, Isolating Troops in the ‘North it

FRENCH OCCUPY TOWN OF AINTAE   Action Rélieves Situation in Asia Minor    TURKS: TROUBLESOME   Railroads: Cut at Various Points Isolating French ’Forces:in the Interior...

FRENCH TROOPS RELIEVE ASIA MINOR SITUATION   Defeat Turks at Aintab but Po. sition in Cilicia Seems Difficult

French Troops Now _ Occupy Aintab   The Occupation'of Aintab by French Troops Has: Relieved the Serious Situation There.

YANKS SAVEU BY HE FRENCH   Thirteen American Relief Workers Rescued at Aintab.

Mother. Jones Hates Suffrage   Aged Scrapper Ninety Today and Grills ‘‘Naked Huzzies Who Dance the Fol-de-rol.”’

MOTHER JONES AT a0 (LO-FASHIGNED GIRL   Worried Less About Woman Suffrage Than About Lack of Good ‘‘Likker.’’

HALL SHUT TO LABOR PARTY   Carnegie institution In New York Bars Meeting of New Orgahization—Ma. lone in Protest.

SHUTS HALL TO LABOR PARTY   Meeting Barred From Carnegie Institute of New York.

OBNOXIOUS GERMAN BORT PATROLS OFF DUNGENES'      Persists in Unwelcome Opera. tions Despite Publicity in Press,and Parliament

     TWO MAIL PLANE -QRERATORS     RS KILLEE  adi   bad  insplino- Ighités ‘and Fire Bara i Redies ‘of Two Men Heyond *'  i ‘RecGgnition.

TWO KILLED 1 MAIL PLANE   Explosion of Gaseline Tank. Causes Collapse of Machine Near Morristown, New Jersey,

TWO AVIATORS-KILLED ~ ‘WHEN MAIL PLANE FALLS   Operators of Plane Meet Death When Machine Plunges to Earth Near Morristown LN ct

TWO MAIL PLANE ~ MEN ARE KILLED   wth ene ok yt When the Machine “Fell Near Morrlstown, New Jersey. Bodies Are Burned,

War Record of Gompers Attacked by Blanton in Fight on Sedition Bill

WANTS RID OF STOCKYARDS.   Morris & Ce. Has New Piap to Disnase ef Interests.

PSST VEN     Prog Demand Borah as Chairman Republican National Conyention—Lddee Choica  at Reuction

Ireland Faced With An Appalling Catastrophe, Says Archbishop Walsh—Bayonets, Machine Guns and Tanks Keep Down Dem mrctewatinws

HUNGER STRIKE fo GRIPPING IRELAND   General Walkout by Working People in Sympathy for Prisoners Menaces Country.   FEELING RUNNING HIGH

IRISH STRIKE FOLLOWED BY SERIOUS RIOT   Dublin in Fever of Excitement and Tragedy Feared by Officials   STARTS OVER PRISONERS   All of Them Held for Political Offenses Start Hunger  st.

IMPROVED TREATMENT   PROMISED POLITICAL PRISONERS IN MT. JOY JAIL—STRIKE SITUATION IN DUBLIN TENSE.

HUNGER STRIKE WINS.   Political Prisoners in Ircland Will Be Released.

ALL IRELAND IS NOW TED UP BY GENERAL STRIKE INDUSTRIES ARE ALL IDLE  AND MAIL TRAINS ARE STILL.  DUBLIN IS WITHOUT ELECTRIC CURRENT

HUNGER STRIKE WINS OUT FOR THE PRISONERS   Irishmen Locked Up for Po litical Activities Are Not Classed as Felons.   SEPARATE TREATMENT WILL BE ACCORDED   General Strike in Irelanc Continues and the Situation is Serious.

OO,000 QUIT JOBS IN DUBLIN 10 AUD HUNGER STRIKERS   Constable Slain; Soldier Guard ‘Quits Jail; One Prisoner in — Collapse Js Removed.   AMELIORATIVE TREATMENT PROMISED BY BONAR LAW   New Commander for ireland in City Expected to Take Up His Duties at Once.

IRELAND IN THROES OF PROTEST STRIKE   DEATHS AMONG POLITICAL PRISONERS, WHO REFUSE FOOD, IS EXPECTED.

STRIKE BECAME. GENERAL TODAY’ IN DUBLIN   Protest. against Treatment of Jailed, ,Brings Effectual Tieup. Entire Business Is Paralyz  DEVELOPMENTS

GENERAL STRIKE CALLED IN DUBLIN AS JAIL PROTEST   Action Taken Against the Treatment of Irish Prisoners   AFFECTS GOVERNMENT   Complete Industrial Paralysis Results In Ireland.

BETTER TREATMENT FOR PRISONERS IN ~ TRELAND PROMISED   Bonar Law Tells Commons Government Will Treat Political Prisoners Differently   SERIOUS DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED IN DUBLIA   Sixty Thousand Workers Re ported Out in Capital Alone

MAIL SERVICE  TS AFFECTED . BY WALKOUT   MANY ‘SHIPS AT DUBLIN ARE UNABLE TO GET -_AWAY-FROM PIERS.

IRISH STRIKE IS  BECOMING SERIOUS      Situation Becomes More Tense; Ona: Fatality Occurred Early Today.

FREE PRISONERS IN MT. JOY JAIL   Strike in Ireland is Continvu ing—60,000 in Dublin Are Idle

BENERAL STRIKE HAS BEGUN IN IRELAND   Tumultuous Scenes Near Dublin Prison Where Prisoners Are on Hunger Strike

B0,000 ONSTRIKE IN GITY OF DUBLIN   FEARS OF SERIOUS DEVEL. OPMENTS IN IRELAND ARE INCREASING.

Not a Wheel ‘Tucning in In. dustrial Center While Even the Government is Seriously Affected.   STUDENTS ARE “OUT”   Dublin Withonl a Light Dui ing Night—Brilish Mili tary Authorities ‘Threat ened By Crowds.

HUNGER STRIKERS WILL BE RELEASED   All of Those in Dublin Prison’ Who Are  Considered in Danger by Prison Doctor

HUNGER STRIKE / MAY END TONIGHT   POLITICAL PRISONERS IN DUBLIN TO BE RELEASED. ~

AND Uso OT AIKEN Flot ON THE BRITISE   Factories Close and Railroad. Are Idle Enforcing Protest.

General strike latest protest against rule of the English   Catholic Archbishop says catastrophe is facing the country

GENERAL STRIKE IN IRELAND   Protest in Dublin Over Treatment of Political Prisaners.

IRISH STRIKE IN FULL SWING   business at a Standstill In South o [ Country--Hunger Strikers Near Danger Point.

GENERAL STRIKE _ IS LAUNCHED AT "DUBLIN, IRELAND   All Traffic Stopped And Factories Closed Down.   TRAIN SERVICE  IS PARALYZED   ‘Strike Called As Protest Against Treatment of Irish  Prisoners.

IRISH PRISBNERS TO. GET GOOD TREATMENT   Change in Administration of Prison Affairs in Ireland Announced by Bonar Law. — Trish Still on Strike to Get Reeulie.

FATALITY FOLLOWS STRIKE IN IRELAND   Sixty Thousand Are Out in Dublin—Constable is Killed in Melee. ns

DUBLIN STRIKE {5 IN PROTEST   Against Treatment of Irish Prisoners in the Mount Jev Jail.   NO WHEELS TURNING SINCE LAST MIDNIGHT   Government Departments . Affected as Strike Spreads to the Clerks.

WHEAT ADVANCES SHARPLY.   Reasons For Rapid Climb of Market  Tawi tan Semen dtian TIrmnorta.

FIRE DRIVES   HOTEL GUESTS OUT OF THI "BUILDING: INTO ZERO   ‘WEATHER   (United Press)

"EUROPE AGHAST AT U3, TREATY DELAY,” CAYS U1, S- MINISTER   ‘Stovall, Home From Switzerland, Talks of “Splitting Hairs While World Totfers.”   EUROPE FACES A SCOURGE   Sir George Paish, Coming to Finance "Staggering’t Loan to England, Says So..

WORLD WAITS UPON SENATE   rEACE AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS PRAYER OF PEOPLE.   AGHAST AT LONG HESITATION   MINISTER BACK FROM EUROPE: TELLS OF CONDITIONS.   Farther Efforts at Washingten Look. ing to Treaty Compromise, With Article Ten Found to Be Stumbling Block,

WORLD IS AGHAST AT HESITATION OF U.S   Cannot Understand Our Slowness in Ratifying Treaty, Returned Ambassador Says

EUROPE iS AGHAST  AT DELAY BY U. 8   Minister to Switzerland Says Worlds  Peace Depends on Teague of.     ubions,

GOX PREPARES FOR A SECOND SPEAKING TOUR   Looks After State Business Be. fore Leaving On Swing

SPEAKING TOUR   Democratic Candidate for President Opens Campaign in Kentucky   Will Continue on Stump Un. til Election Day—Leigue Paramoint fecna

DEMOCRATIC NUMINEE TO START. SEGOND SPEAKING -GAMPAIGN-IN. KENTUCKY   Cox Endorses Program Por Better.  ment Of Employes [n Federa Postal Service:

CANDIDATES BUSY. FOR FINAL SPUR   Cox Works On Executive Paper: While Harding Starts First Leg of Swing.

COX TO CAMPAIGN IN dHOME STATE  DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE PROFITS BY SHORT REST.

cox To COLUMBUS.      Attends To Exeentive Business Refore Waking Second Tour.

CANDIDATES LEAVE + UN SEGOND JMINTS   Cox and-Harding Start on An other Campaign of West and Middle. West.   REPUBLICAN TO CHICAGO

CANDIDATES LEAVE I SPEAKING TOUE   COX WILL SPEND DAY AT COLUMBUS\AND HARDING SPEAKS IN TOWA THURSDAY

GOV. GOX STARTS SECOND BiG TOUR OF THE CAMPAIGN   Democratic Nominee for Presi dent Promises Betterment for Postal Employes Before Leaving Columbus.

GOV. COX. MEETS POSTAL ENPLOYES   indorses Program for Better. ment ‘of Conditions Including More Compensation   ; Rodsevelt ES ~ Says. Harding’ “Policy Is.Taken to Hold tons

COX OFF AGAIN TODAY   Governor te Visit: Kentucky, Tennespee, Indiana and

RESUMES PERSONAL. SPEAKING CAMPAIGN   Governor Cox in Tennessee and Kentucky.

GOV. COX STARTS ON TOUR THROUGH SOUTH   Speaking Trip Of Democrati Nominee Virtually Will Continue Until Election Day.

indidate Leayes for Kentucky On seeoml Bxtensive Speaking Tour “Of Presidential Contest.

COX RESUMES HIS SPEAKING CAMPAIGN   Democratic Nominee Will Bi on the Stump Up to Election Day.

COX STARTS AGAIN   is Away on Another Campaign-Trip te the South

GOVERNOR COX: DEPARTS ON DIXIE TOUR   Democratic Candidate Wil Stump States of Tennessee and Kentucky.

GOA SPENDS DAY AT EXECUTIVE OFFICE   Leaves After Attending te Some State Matters for Kentucky to Commence Sec: ond Speaking Campaign.

POVERNOR COX 10 AE-OPEN SPEAKING CAMPHICN TODAY   ENDORSES PROGRAM FOR BET. TERMENT OF POSTAL SER-, VICE EMPLOYES

GOV. COX SPEAKS IN KENTUCKY   LEAGUE OF NATIONS [ FOREMOST SUBJECT DISCUSSED.

HARDING MAY VISIT WILSON AT WASHINGTON   Signfies Willingness to Confer With President Upon World League.  WILL NOT SEEK MEET  White House Says Executive Will Be Glad to Receive Qenatar

HARDING AN WILSON MAY MEE}   President and President Elect to Confer o League Pact.

Washington Believes He WiilConfe: at White House Upon President-Elect’s Arrival.   STARTS FLOOD OF CONTECTITR RG

WILSON AND HARDING MAY HOLD CONFERENC   Meeting At The White House May Be Held Following Senator’s Arrival in Capital.

WILSON WILL WTET. SENATOR HARDING   Announcement That President “Will Be Glad to Recelye" His Successor Came Aa a Surprise.

CONFERENCE IS PROBABLE   HARDING AND WILSON WILL UNDOUBTEDELY MEET.   PRESIDENT WOULD BE GLAD   PRESIDENT-ELECT SIGNTFIES HES WILLINGNESS FOR WISIT.   May Discuss the League of Nation —mVeeting Hefere Today Had Been Considered Extremels Improbable.

TRAINMEN STRIKE ILLEGAL OWAL-AND SAYS PRESIDENT LFF   Sends ‘Message — to ‘Norfolk And ‘Western ‘Authorities Today.—Mail Trains Will ‘Be Operated:on the System. —Strike Serious at Norfolk.   CONTRACT WILh- BE UPHELD     By the Brotherhood With the Company, Say Officials.

CRINE RAMPANT IN METROPOLIS   A Movement Afoot to Estab lish Vigilance Committees In New York City.   POLICE POWERLESS AGAINST CRIMINALS   Worst Series of Murders, Rob. beries and Holdups for Many Years.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE LOSES IN MINNESOTA   Candidate To Head the Republican Ticket in State Is Beaten by an Outsider. —

MORE MEXICAN TROGBLE.  American Aviators Warned . te heon Out of Vexican Air.

Mexican Government Claims U. 5. Negro Soldier Deserters Being Sought in Mexico By Ania Men

GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO PREPARING NEW PROTEST AT ALLEGED LANDING OF PLANES IN MEXICO,   Orders Have Been Issued, Says Mexico City, to Prevent Further Entry of Deserting Negro Troopers.

DESERTERS.INMEXICO CITY   Three Negroes From th American Army Are Captured

F IGHT AGAINST _ BOLL WEEVIL   Department. of ‘Agriculture Will Show Mov ing Pictures

oUF BOLL WEFUIT FIBHT IN SOIT   INTELLIGENT USE OF INSECTICIDI SAID TO REDUCE LOSSES TO MINIMUM.

CLEVELAND HAS LEAD OVER DETROWT, 4   Last Series With Michiganders to Decide Championship ‘of League.   MAILS WINNING PITCHER

HENRY KLOTZ DEAD   Many Months of Heart Trouble anc Complications, End Sunday Night.

HENRY KLOTZ DREAD ~   Many Months of 1  Troublé anc Complications, Ei ;

SETS RECORD IN KILLINGS      New York's Homie des for: 1919  205—Previeus Record Was  191 in 1916,

sETS RECORD IN KILLINGS   New York’s Homicides for 1919 Were 206—-Previous Record Was 191 im 71915,

WILL HEAR REQUESTS FOR DIVERSION OF COAL   Commission Will Consider Ap. plication for Modification of  Preference Order

FIREBUGS SUSPECTED OF  DESTROYING COMPRESS AT MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

GHARGE CONTRACTOR WITH USING PAYROLL AND OTHER MONEYS   GEORGE PACLY PLACED UNDER $2,000 BONDS—ALLEGE EMBEZZLEWEN'T

CHARGE CONTRACTOR WITH USING PAYROLL AND OTHER MONEYS   GEORGE PAULY PLACED UNDER 2,000 . EGE

(, §, OLYMPIC TEAM sl. FOR ANTE   CRACK ATHLETES FROM ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY TO TAKE PART IN GAMES.

OMAHA VAMP WANTED LONG ON PROMISES   Edith Snook Gharged With Using Mails to Defraud tH adage Swains—Nable

INTTANA TAX LAM   ANEORSEER BY REPUBLICAN AbVISORY COMMITTER.   itesolutionus Urssed Which Will Probeei:ty he sg “ewhuiiorm ol Party,

1510 INDIANIANS KILLED IN WAR   Total Hoosier Casualties Of All Sorts 5,766

1,510 INDIANIANS   Made Supreme Sacrifice—Total Hoosier Casualties 5,766.

WORKERS FORCE ~NEW MINISTRY   Ehert Without Cabinet Whilé Unions Deniand Virtual * ” Socialization of Nation.   HERR MUELLER ON THE J08   Foreign Minister le Requested by the \ President to Form New. Govern: ment—Labor Insists on Bargain —Wesel Fighters Dig In.

ANOTHER BERLIN CABINET 19 QUT   President Without Ministry While Unions Make Demands.   WESEL HELD BY REGULARS   Fighters Around Rhine Fortress Dig In for Siege—Ebert Asks Foreign Minister Mueller to Form New Government,

ee REORGANIZED Seyi RCH OF JESUS CHRIST O  - Latter Day Saints  ~ §. E. Corner Ninth and Santa Fe,  Special Lectures This Week   BRITISH EXCHANGE SLUMPS,

CHINESE GIRLS ARE BEING SOLD BY PARENTS   TEN YEAR OLD GIRLS HAVE GEEN SOLD FOR $10.00, IT IS SAID.   Drouth, Locusts and War Devasta tou Brings Pitiful Condition in Famine Ridden Districts,

CLERGY FACES _ NEW QUESTION   Whether Church. Should Provide Women Con_fessors Agitated

RESUME TRIAL OF CHARLES MARSHALL   Charged With Murder, Arson and As. sault With Intent To Kill—Tack ef Securingf Jury Begun.

BLIZZARD PROMISES A ‘WHITE’ EASTEE   Cold Wave in Northwest; Mercury Drops 30 Degrees.

BLIZZARD SWEEPS OVER NORTH CENTRAL STATES   Promise of White Easter is Held Over \Minnesota and Eastern Dakotas »

WHITE WHITE EASTER IS. “TEL 1S FIERCE: STORM [6 RAGIN   St. Paul Reports Frigid Weath. er and Blizzard; lowa Reports High Wind ~

CARDINAL LOGUE _GONDEWNS POLIC  Or iDPoOrmmrmow COVUrniaerenrn   serena Wi uy  ~” "ment‘on Croke Park . .. Massacre

——_ NO EACUSE FOR KILLINGS.   Cardiaal Logee Bitteriy Denoesces  Crimes in Irelead.

REIGN OF GAME lo DENOUNCED oY CARDINAL LOGUE   Pastoral Letter Arraigns the Methods of Government in Ireland.   Warns People Against Association Which Leads to Disorders.

Primate of Ireland Issues -- Pastoral Bearing on Murders in Croke Park

FINDS TENURE 13 MOST INSECURE   Kapp Government Facing Many Difficulties   QUESTION OF AMNESTY   Seems to be One of the Chief Concerns—Hindenburg and Helfferich Refuse Support and Position is Becoming Criticale-400 Reported Killed in Bombardment of Kiel

THE PERRY DAILY CHIEF   Wes By Greige Bane MeCuteheor t W ind D rift 3 Reg a en a tr ae = Ir ie ; ean

DEMPSEY TO MEET MISKE.   Ten-Round Title Contest Will be Fought at Benton Harbor Labor Day.

DEMPSEY MATCHED   Heavyweight Champion will Meet Billy Miske in Ring

Chicago Motorcycle Officer Single-Handed Arrests Five Armed Hold-Up Men; is Cited

A SECOND SERGKANT YORK   Chicago Policeman Captures Rive : Bandits Sineglehanded

Motor Cop Captures Five Hold Up Men; Takes Guns and Is Cited for Braver,

THE INTER-CHURCH,   Efforts Being Made To Revive the Abandoned Movement.

WILL. REORGANIZE CHURCH DRIVE   inter-Church World Plan on Rocks? To be Revised on New Basis; Nicholson Mamed as Head.

SALVADOR REBEL FORGE WORSTED AY GOVERNWIEN   Tide of Battle Turns Against Militant Contender for Presidency of Central American  ~ Republic; Losses Numerous

Tide of Battle Turns Agains! Militant Contender for Presi: dency of Central Americar Republic; Losses Numerous

NEWBERRY GIVES $1,500.   Government Wins and Loses in Attempts to Introduce Tes. timony at Trial.

CONTRIBUTION OF $1,500 BY DEFENDANT      INCLUDED 72° DEFENDANTS   Letters, Written, Following Cams paign Ruled Out . By Judge  Sessions — Discredit Primary. yy   CAME FROM PUBLISHERS

MOTHER KILLED - “HER DAUGHTER   Feund in New. York Hetel Lying Wy Side of the Body of Her . Daughter.

HELD WITHOUT BAIL FOR MURDERING DAUGHTER   bs Mrs. Favre Cool and Smiling Wher  Talking With Magistrate, Says Shelf Give Reason. ‘

EXPRESS STRIKE. PAISES EMBARGL      Chicago Expressmen © Walk out; Demand $35 a Month Wage Boost.

EXEMPT CASKETS AND NEWSPAPERS   From Embargo on Express Shinments.

SEE SUBSTITUTE: FOR COAL   FT ae  Qeiegates to Chemical Meet Tell of # Liquid Soon tea Be .  } Popular. “a

SEE SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL   Deleyates to Chemical Meet Tel! of 3 Liquid Soon to Be Popular.

EBERT FACES JOB LIKE OPARTAGANS CAUSED IN BERLIA   But His Government Evidently Is Going to Lose No Time in Handling Problem.   ORDERS GIVEN FOR TAKING OF KAPP AND LUETTWITZ   Independent Socialists to Back Constitution in Assembly Today, Is Messaae.

=ngland. and Italy to Refuse Recognition to Bolsheviki if Demand for Proletarian Army is Not Withdrawn  ——

THEATRICAL MEN ARE APART   Dissoletien Sought of Fartnerszbisz of Kiaw and Erllieager.

SALVATIONIST IS SLAVER—CHARG!   Adjutant of Des Moines Salvation Ar my Post Accused by Federal Auth' orities of Serious Charge

SALVATIONIST IS IN TROUBLI   Head of Army At Des Moines,  Accused of Living With Girl! © Not His Wife,

MANN ACT GETS ADJUTANT OF S.A   % DP. Jackson Pleaded Not Guilty the Charge.

FORM COUNTY ORGANIZATION   Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars Asked of Local Baptists In Drive For the Bix Fund.

ACARROLL COUNTY BAPTIST CAMPAIGN   IN CONJUNCTION WITH STATE AND NATIONAL DRIVE FOR $100,000,000 FOR CHARITY.   IOWA QUOTA IS $3,270,000   Campaign Opens on April 25th and Closes May 2nd — Local Chairmen Have Been Appointed.

DALLAS COUNTY.» BAPTISTS ORGANIZE   Four Perry People. on Committec . t Raise Quota for New World F Movement:

GOST-PLUS CONTRACT SCHEME I$ BLAMEL   WITNESSES SAY GOVERNMEN' CAUSES HOUSING SHORTAGE,   Contractors Do Not Care How Mac the Workers Loaf on the Job If Profit Is Gaaranteed, Whatever the Cost.

CORN TUMBLES  ATRAIL RUMOR   BASELESS REPORT THAT SWITCH. MEN’S STRIKE HAD BEEN SETTLED CAUSES sLUMP

Kansas Authorities Make Nation. t wide Search for George Shockman

FINAL BATTLE ON CRUSH FON SUFFG  a eo ae i   Public Hearings  Attrac Great Crowd at State Canital.   MAY VOTE TOMORROW   Senators ‘Spencer, Sterling and McKellar on Hand to Urge Cause.

HOLD HEARINGS FOR DELAWARE SUFFRAGE   Elements of Both Factions Urge for Vote Tomorrow,

SUFFRAGE FIGHT HOT IY DELAWARE   CPPOSING FORCES ENGAGED IN IVER STRUGGLE OVER RATIFICATION OF SUFF, AMENDMENT

DELAWARE’S. LEGISLATORS ~ HOLD STAGE   Crowds Jam Assembly Hai. as Public Meeting on Suffrage Is Opened.   U.S. SENATORS TAKF HAND IN STRUGGLE

WOMAN SUFFRAGE HOLDS DELAWARE LEGISLATURE   Both Sides ‘Taking Part in Fight: Vote May Come Tomorrow Night.

ee el aa ee a Ae  PUBLIC HEARING IN SURF. BATTLE WAGED AT DOVER   a:  Delaware. “Capitol Overflowing with Forces, of ‘Suffs and - Antis; Senators: into Fight. -

PUBLIC HEARINGS IN 7 DELAWARE LEGISLATURE   Both Factions Have Their Su porters — Galleries are Fu of Women For and Agains —Close Contest Anticipated

PLAN TO DEFER SUFFRAGE VOTE TILL NEXT WEEN   PUBLIC SUFFRAGE HEARINGS ON IN DELAWARE; BOTH SIDES MAKE CLAIMS.   UNITED STATES SENATORS URGE THE RATIFICATION

Prof. Schulhof of Plattsmouth Engaged to Instruct in Use of Band ingtruments, Beginning Next Monday.

MARINES TO REMAIN FOR TIME IN SANTODOMINGD   Withdrawal of American Forces Awaits Approval of New: Statutes 

MARINES TO STAY LONGER   Wilson Causes Prochimation to Be Isstied in Sun Domingo

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   Flames Sweep Great Carnival Grounds at Manila.

WANT AMERICA 10 PLAY PART AF SCAPEGOAT   Little chance of U.S. aecepting lemon handed us by the Allies

Aa TARE MA  i OVER ARMENIA         'Supreme Allied Council  Surprises. Of: ficials Here   CONGRESS NOT MUCH ENTHUSED   Unprofitable Guardianship *T Passed to Wilson—Othera « Take Juicy Plums

OF ALLEGED CROOKEDNESS 0 INDIANA OPERATORS   Was Given by Governor Goodrich in Speech at Tell City   Passage of Coal Control Act Brought About by Operators Themselves   If Operatora Continue to Refuse Coal to Our People Facts Will Be Given to the Public.

AN EMBARGO ON CUBAN SUGAR   President Menocal May Decide te Stonm Exportations.

Five Per Cent Retroactive Wage Increase is Awarded te Packing House Employes

FIVE PER CENT INCREASE FOR EMPLOYEES   Decision Favoring Employees of Packing and Allied Industries Handed Down Late Today.

FIVE PER CENT INCREASE ON »~ 5 MONTHS PAY.   Packers Contend Present Conditions Do Not Warrant Future Wage Increases—Men Ask $1.00.

PACKING WORKERS  SECURE INCREASE   Arbitrator Grants Raise of 5 Per Cent. .

ATHLETE IS HERO OF FIRE   Saves Lives of New York Man, His Wife aad Daughter.

KIDNAPED BABY EXPECTED HOME   Augusto Pasquale Admits Chilc Alive After Gruelling Hours of Exantination

Sends Message Saying. He'll “Squeal” if Blakely Coughlin's Held Longer.   Fear Ruse to Gain Time; Sus_ pect Has First Sleep Since Arrest,

JAMISON RE-NAMED BLUE RIDGE HEAD   Despite Request That Some One Else Take Reins, Hagerstown Man Is Elected—2-Pennant Season Opposed.

JAMISON NAMED - BLUE RIDGE HEAD   Hagerstown Man Prevailed Up on to Again Accept League Presidency.

TWO STATES IN COURT FOR OIL BEARING LAND   JUDGE WILLIAMS MAY DESIG NATE TWO RECEIVERS TO COLLECT REVENUES.   One Texas Attornev Savs Red River Is Just Bed cf Sand With Sma!l Vagrant Streani.

RECEIVERSHIP IS POSSIBLE.   Jude Outlines Manner in Whic! Disputed Oil Land Can be Operated.

GLEAN SWEEP FOR CONGRES!   Buckeye State ls Proven Solidi “" Republican.   MORGAN WINS IN i TRE ONLY CONTEST   ‘Lett Following Political’ Land. slide of Tuesday.   Ashbrook, Democrat, of Seven teenth District, Loses by a Majority of 332——Review of Re * sults Announced Today.

TENSION IS ~ _LESSENED IN COAL PROTOCOI   Conference Between Ger man Foreign Secretary and Lloyd George Thi: Afternoon, Makes Sit utation Appear Bright   DEVELOPMENTS

DEADLOCK OVER BERLIN. STAND ON COAL ISSUE 1§ UNBROKEN   Situation At Conference, How: ever, is Said to Be Brighter.  MARSHAL FOCH ARRIVES  Americans Will Be Relieved In Event Ruhr District  is Qecunied.

‘MOVIES TO PUSH U.-S.. GOODS   Traveling Theater on Motor Truck to Visit Dutch East Indigs to Boom: Trade.

PORTER HAD FELLOW FEELING   Witness of Osculatory Exercises Meant to Do Good Turn In Putting Gob Wise.

OSCULATORY   Gob and Girl Hit on Scheme to Outwit Anti-Spooning Law.

 FIRE LOSS OF TEN MILLION   Buildings of American Company  Barned Near Havana.

$10,000,000 FIRE LOSS  AT HAVANA   Numerous Explosions Spread Panic Among Inhabitants.

AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL AND CHEMICAL SOCIETY SUFFERS   The Flames Are Said to Have Origi. nated on Board the American Wooden Freighter Brooland °

UNEHG GAIN FREEDOM, START  BINT   Hunger Strikers at Baltimore Break Out of Jail But Are Recaptured   HEAVY DAMAGE DONE TO PRISON PROPERT)   BRICKS AND BUCKETS ARE THROWN AT POLICEMEN. STREAMS OF WATER RE QUIRED TO SUBDUE THEM.

STAGE SET FOR GELEBRATION OF INLY AND 5   Nation’s Birthday"To Be Celebrated in Grand Siyle.

SIX THOUSAND CASES. . OF INFLUENZA IN: CUBA       Public Health Service Announces: Pre cautions Taken to Prevent Spread’ of Malady

MUCH INFLUENZA IN CUBA      Health Service Taking All Precautions to Prevent Spread to This Country.

THE PLAGUE SPREADING   FROM MANY SECTIONS REPORTS OF INFLUENZA OUTBREAKS.   The Epidemic is Particularly Violent in Cuba and Is Growlag Worse ‘fa This Country.

WHISKY DOESN'T PREVENT THE FLU   Is Worst in Havana, the Cuban Oasis.   SIXTY-SIX REW CASES INKANSAS   New High Record in Ch'cago Where Flu and Pneumonia Claim 74 Deaths in 24 Hours.

HAVANA HAS 6000 FLU GASES, REPORT   All Pessible Precautions Being Taken Against Influx of Disease Inte United States.’

WOMEN ATTEMPT HEGKLE SENATE   Sympathizers With Cause of Irish Freedom Start Row in Gallery.

WOMEN HECKLER ARE PUT QUT Uf SENATE CHAMBE H   Friends of Irish Freedom Are Ejécted by Orders of Vice President Marshall.

WOMEN HECKLE SENATE: AND HUE FOR IRISH CH   Appearance of Several in the Galleries of the Senate and Floor of the House Caused Their Summary . Ejection Todav. :

Trish Supporters Interrupt  Speech with Calls from Gal_ lery and Are Ejected.

WOMEN HECKLE SENATE; IRISH LIBERTY THEME   Several Enthusiasts Re moved by Ushers During Debate

a a NN ah a area cl eH eee ncn  SENATE HECKLED BY IRISH FREEDOM SYMPATHIZERS

SENATE (fo RECKLED BY GALLERY. WOMEN   Sympathizers of Irish Freedom Start Rumpus and Are Ousted From Chamber.   GIVE BITTER CHALLENGES

Brandigee. ‘Anti- Armenian Mandate Speech Tiley - Broken By Women

SENATE OUSTS WOMEN   BOTH HOUSES HECKLED BY FRIENDS OF ERIN.   interrupter Says, “Why Not Ejec English Hun From Ireland?”"—Females Lead Ushers Merry Chase.

WOMEN HECKLE ~~ SRVATE-TODAY   SYMPATHISHRS:WITH IRISH REEDOM"ARE. EJECTED OM. GALLERY.”

SENATE IS HECKLED ON IRISH QUESTION   Dozen Women Sympathrers Ask Why “English Hun Isn't Ejected From Ireland.”

WOMAN SCOLDS: : VICE PRESIDEN]   IMSH PRIENDS START JAWFEST On GALLERY OF SENATE PHS s ‘monniNa AnD ARE i oustTEes

Joliey of Inquiries Shot at Senator Brandegee From Fow Corners of Gallery—Senator Tried to Continue Speect  As If Uninterrupted, With Moderate Success—Womer Taken to Guard Room, But Soon Released.

WOM  EN HEGRE U).§, SENATE   SYMPATHIZERS: WITH IRISH FREEDOM INTERRUPT BRANDEGEE.

SENATE OUSTS WOMEN   BOTH. “HOUSES” HECKLED, BY FRIENDS OF. ERIN, —   "interrupter Says, “awhy  Not Eject English Hun From ‘treland?”—Fe. “. males Lead Ushers Merry Chase.

MILITANTS HECKLE -SENATEAND-HOUSI   Women: - Ejected from” Both ~-Ghambers- “After: Demanding”  Help for . Iretand -

WOMAN SCOLDS VICE PRESIDENT   IRISH FRIENDS START JAWFEST IN  GALLERY OF SENATE THIS   MORNING AND ARE   OUSTED

U. S. SENATE HECKLED   Women Ejected After Uproar for Erin.   Vice President Orders Ushers to Pu Out Disturbers—Demonstration in House Also,

By MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN CAT" (President of the International Woman Suffrage Alliarice)  et thie Le, bien Cbhiotbnacd$ iene

THIRTY STATES ARE NOW iN FAVOR OF WOMEN SUFFRAGI   The Doors of Citizenship Are Swinging Wider Each Day to New _ Woman Voters.

WOMEN URGED TOMAKE STUDY OF CITIZENSHIP   MRS." CARRIE CHAPMAN CAT “CALLS ATTENTION: TO APPROACHING SUFFRAGE.

BETTER OAY {a DRAWING NEAR. CAYSMAS GATT   Perfervid Suffragist Fore sees Higher Citizenship When Women Vote

MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN GATT WRITES ARTICLE ON EVE OF BIG NATIONAL CONFERENCE

30 STATES FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Idaho Ratifies Amendment Fol. lowing Kentucky and Indiana   WOMEN MUST SAVE WORLD

AMENDMENT “TS FAVORED   THIRTY STATES HAVE - NOW RATIFEED THE FER, WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMESHMENT      DOOKS UF CPTIZENSHSP WIL) SOUN BE OPEN TO WOMEN IN EVERE STATE

FINAL MEETING OF SUFFRACIST ORGANIZATION   Early Victory of Equal Suffrage Celebrated at Convention   No Hint of Possible Politica Alignment.

‘SUFF’ ASSOCIATION TO GIVE WAY TONEW LEARUE OF WOMEN   FIFFY-FIRST. ANNUAL AND FINAL CONVENTION OPENS TODAY IN CHICAGO.   2,000 ATTENDING   Mrs. Catt, President, ' Urges - Delegates to Rejoice Over Victory.

ee a ne a re  SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION OPENS — ITS LAST CONVENTION TODAY   After Fight of More Than 50 Years Women Whe Head the Organization Rejoice Over Their Coming Enfranchisement.

LAST MEETING  OF aUFRAGE ASSOCIATION   Women in Session Will Form Congress of Woman Voters. /

“EQUA L RIGHTS,” ONLY -A PHANTOM BATTLE CRY NOW   ‘Votes for W omen,” Just ama Echo as Assocization Ends.

SUFFRAGE CONVENTION OPENS AT CHICAGO   2,000 DELEGATES ATTEND 51ST  ANNUAL AND FINAL MEET1a     a

IST ANNUAL . CONVENTIO!   Delegates Gather in the Windy City in Interest of Suffrage

VOTES FOR WOMEN SURE 10 BE SOON, CARRIE GATT SAYS   She Urges Last Suffrage Body Convention to Sound Joy So World Will Hear.   CAN SEX START AND KEEP UP NONPARTISAN SOCIETY?   Two Senators of Each of Big Parties Scored as Holding Back Feminine Ballot.

LAST MEETING  OF SUFFRAGIST ASSN. BEGINS   RIPTY FIRST ANNUAL, CON. VENTION OPENS TODAY IN CHICAGO.    Differences Likely to Prevent  1  ) Organization of - ‘Non-Partisan Body of Women.

7,000 Delegates Attending Woman’s Suffrage Convention to Celebrate Early Victory

So Hanis 7a mmm mmm. ami aia A aa am aS  SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION OPENS ITS LAST CONVENTION TODAY   After Fight of More Than 50 Years Women Whe Head the Organization Rejoice Over Their Caming Enfranchisement.

“DBE JOYFUL" WOMAN ARE TOLD  VER SUFFRAGE   Final Convention of Nation al Association Held in Chicago.   PLAN TO SHAPE LAWS FOR THE SEX   Congress of League af Weawn Voters Vormed to Influence  * Legislation.

CAN LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUCCEED I THE ORGANIZATION Of NON PARTISAN BODY?

POLITICIANS WATCH NEW WOMEN'S LEAGUE            See Chance for,Bré Women of “Widely: gent Political Opinion.”   WOMEN REJOICE IN-VICTORY

FINAL MEETING SUFFRAGE ASSN. HELD IN CHICAG(   Its Work Completed National Society Will  Pass From Existence.

HALF CENTURY J0B OF WOMEN [5 COMPLETED   Final Convention Of Suffs Celebrates Victory. That ' Gives Ballot.

ORGANIZATION   Early Victory of Equal Suffrage Celebrated at Convention   No Hint of Possible Politica’ Alignment.

1,000 SUFFRAGISTS OPEN CONVENTION   First Session Given Mostly i Celebration of Expected Early Victory.

N. A. W: & HOLDS   APTER FIFTY ONE YEARS THE SUFFRAGE VICTORY: IS WG...   A LONG HARD FI   BUT THE-CAUSE. MAS BEEN + WORTH THE CAMPAIGN,   Te. What Task Shall . ie? ‘ola Ma: * chinery Now he Turned: ts the Question. Under Discussion.  gta

and Mrs. George Uhrich        uple Recipients of Numer: s Gifts and Sumptuous Dinner Served

OBSERVED AT — UARICH HOME   Mr. and Mrs. George Ulirich Wedded Half Century Today   Couple Recipients of Numerous Gifts and Sumptuous Dinner Served

stations at Ballindlee and Camtough are Stormed; Military Patrol is Ambushed at Cloyne, East of Queenstown

WMS PRAIOES  ~ WARTIME ACTS (IF YANKEE NAVY   Personnel Exceeded Our Most Sanguine Expectations, Admiral Tells Students   ADVICE: IS GIVEN TO GRADUATING STUDENTS   Too Many Officers Talked Too Much During Emergency, ” He Declares :

NAVY PRAISER BY OMS IN ADDRESS   DMIRAL SAYS BARRING FEW CASES, PERSONNEL RESPONDED WELL IN WAR.

ADMIRAL DECLARES SPIRIT. EXCELLENT   Speake before Naval Graduating Class. Tells How Many Erronecote  Reports Gained Footing. ~

SIMS LAUDS THE NAVY PERSONNEL DURING THE WAR   “Exceeded Our Mos. Sanguine Expectations,” Says

DEPARTMENT WILL KEEP OPEN HOUSt   Hoosiers Invited to State Forest Reserve in Clark County By Con( servation Department.

TO KEEP OPEN HOUSE AT RESERVE   State Conservation DDepartment Will Enertain At State Forest Reserve August 19

LEE BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY SATURDAY ON MRS. BLOGK CHARGE   Appeared Before Judge W. E. Roberts at Murphysboro Saturday and Waived His Preliminary Examination—Held on $1,000 Bond.

ome = ee etn  U5. NAVAL OFFICERS ARE GIVEN PRESENTS   Those Who Assisted in Rescuing the Men From the Submarine S-5 Were Presented With Gifts by Secretary. of The Navy Daniels.. °

FARMERS URGED TO HOLD UP CROPS   Goiferensa - Advises to Le Geriand Govern Sapoly.

CONFERENCE URGES FARMERS 10 MARKET PRODUCE ON DEMANT   Resolutions Also Advise Organi. zation of Co-Operative Marketing Societies

FARMERS FAVOR CONGRESSIONAL PROBE OF RATES   Pass Resolutions Urging Marketing of Crops.  LOANS SOUGHT   Farmer Secretary Asks Conference to go on Record to Work for U. 5. Operation of Baliroads,

{OLUING MOVEMENT OF FARM PRODUCTS GIVEN CONFERENCE APPROVA   RESOLTTION ASKS FOR INVEST! GATION OF CONDITIONS  GOVERYING CROP,

WOULD CONTROL SALE QF CRAPS   FARMERS’ CONFERENCE FOR EXTENSION OF COOPERA. ATIVE MOVEMENT

TO-MARKET. CROPS AS ~~ -: JHE DEMAND REQUIRES      Farmers’ Resolution is, Interpreted as Authorizing Hold. --ing Movement of Cotton and Whaat a

WOULD MARKET CROP AS DEMAND REQUIRES   Farmers Suggest Probe of Interest Rates. .

FARMERS’ UNION HEAD URGES A WHEAT STRIKE   All Farmers Asked to Joitr Co-Operative Marketing Organizations.

DEMAND TO CONTROL GRUP MARKETING {9 FARMERS: DECISION   Resolution Adopted by Farmers Congress ‘At Washington Interpreted As Holding   ‘URGE FARMERS ORGANIZE   Will Ask Next Congress to Per mit Loan Board to Issue Short  Teim Securities.

FARMERS ASK — INTEREST QUIZ      National Conference Urges Marketing Crops as Demand Reonires

HOLDING OF SROPS IS AUTHORIER AT FAR UORFERENGE  : RESOLUTIONS URGING w MAND: “REQUIRES ARE A      Congress Asked to Give Powet to Issue Short Term Securities.

FARMERS 10 PUT CROP ON SALE AS DEMAND GROWS   Ask Investigation Of Interest Rates At Banks.

URGES CROPS HELD FOR MARKETING Ro DEMAND REQUIRES   Farmers’ Conference Outlines Program for Remedying of Present Conditions.   FAVORS ESTABLISHMENT OF AGRICULTURAL BANK   Resolutions Request Congress to Probe Interest Rates Charged by Banks.

RESOLUTIONS BY FARMERS   Urge Crops Be Harvested as Market Demands, and _ Interest Retes Changed By Banks looked Into.

FARMERS ASK MORE CREDIT   Want Federal Farm Lean Board tc Grant Authority te Iesue

FARMERS ASK BANK RATE > INVESTIGATION   Algo Advocate Marketing of Crops as Demand of Nation Requires.

WARN EMPLOYERS WHO SHY LAW   Amendment To Workmen’s Compensaiion Bill Effective May 10

Palliative Measures For Temporary Relief Offered By Premier Fail to Ease Dissatisfied Minds of Jobless—Labor Leaders Make Demands

CAMPAIGN T0 FORCE AID FOR UNEMPLOYEE   SITUATION IN FKNGLAND IS APPROACHING A CORISIS.   Resamption of Trade With Russia Hoped to Relieve Conditions—— Weekly Detes Mey He  aS

THOUSANDS IN = BRITISH ISLES -—— ARETUNEMPLOYED   Temporary Relief Measures Suggest. -ed by Premier Lloyd-George Have Failed to Satisfy People Out of Work... - .

THOUSANDS LE IN GREAT BRITE   While Polit tical Cares Weigl ‘Down’: the Administration :. OF the Government.

TEXAS BACKS WILSON   Precinct Conventions Through: out State Indorse President.   Former Senator Bailey, Who Opposes Him, Failed to Carry His Own Precinct.

WILSON IS INDORSED   TEXAS DEMOCRATS BACK THE PRESIDENT’S ADMINISTRATION,   Precinct Conventions Throughout State Snow Under Former Senator Bailey, Who Opposed Him.

POSTPONE SCHOOL HEARING   ; eee ee aN C0 ke eet kee ‘Chairman Al Andrews Unable to Attend Meeting Yesterday

PROFITEERING IN FOOD CHARGED   Indictments of Hotel and Restaurant Keepers Sought  by U. S. Attorney   Orders Special Session ot Federal Grand Jury te Cousider Disclosures ~

GRAND JURORS  HEARING CASE OF HOTEL MEN     U.S. Attorney Seeking To Indict Food Vendors of Boston.

BIRPLANE AND SPECIAL TRAIN 10 HELP   fim Order to Break Deadlock in West Virginia Senate Hurryup Tactics Are Employed to Get Senator Block on Scene  in Time.

a snes lene eae  ‘M. E. UNITY DEAD, BISHOP SAYS. Conference Also Refuses to Merge the  FR Bc ee eK Be ee Sa SE ie eer FS ee eC ME OO AET aye NT

M. E. UNITY DEAD, BISHOP SAYS   National Conference at Des Moine Also Hefuses to Merge the Three Cheistinn Advocates.

HARDING NOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT   WOULD NOT THINK .OF TAKING THE SECOND PLACE.   If Not Nominated for Presi dent Will File Nominatin: Papers for the Senator ship Tonicht.

HARDING AWAITS HOUR 12 TO SEE POLITICAL FAT   Tf Convention Fails to Nom inate Him, He Will Run for Senate.

HOWAT DECLINES 16 OBEY INSTRUCTIONS   Sent Out By President Lewis tha Coal Miners Resume Werk Pending Settlement

WILSON COMMENDS MINE UNION HEAD FOR ACTION TAKEN   STEMS) TAKEN BY LEWIS DEEPLY GRATIFIES THE PRESIDENT   MEN ORDERED 10 WORK   Aexauder Howat, Peesudent of Kansas Miners, Sharply Scored for Fos. tering Trouble in nat Territory

SWISS ACT PLEASES WILSON   A) President Sees Great Benefits Fron Nation’s Approval of League of Nations.

PRESIDENT VERY GLAD TniAT MINE MEN HAVE BOWED   RETURN TO WORK PLEASING.   THANKS LEWIS FOR His PROMPT REPLY TO APPEAL.

HOWAT REFUSES TO OBEY ORDER OF MINERS HEAR   President of the Kansas Union Defies John L. Lewis to Do  His Worst.

Howatt, President of Kantas Miners, Refuses to Obey Order to Return to Work   ‘ORDERS ALSO SENT ALL KANSAS LOCAL UNIONS   Coal Production In Indiana Approaching Normal; Most Mines Operating.

PRESIDENT WILSON PLEASED   Gratified at Swiss Nation’s Approva of the Leaaque.

RETURN TO WORK PLEASING,   THANKS LEWIS FOR HIS PROMPT REPLY TO APPEAL,

WILSON THANKS LEWIS.   Expresses Gratification Over Prompt Action Taken to End Miners’ Strike.

WILOON PLEASED  WITH ACTION OF LEWIO IN! MINE  WORKERS STRIKI   WALKOUT A VIOLATION OF SIGNED CONTRACT:   Howat Is Taken Sharply To Task For Fostering Trouble in Kansas Fialds: Must Obey Laws of Union

WILSON SENDS THANKS TO LEWIS, MINE CHIE!   WILSON EXPRESSES GRATIFICA. TION OVER ORDER THAT STRIKERS RETURN TO JOBS—  RUT MVR. HOWATT VERY PEEVISH

S NOW A “LOCK-OUT'   Railroads Hang Up Signs ir Yards Reading, “No More Men Wanted.”

HMIGAGO WANTS LABOR BOARD   MANUFAOTURERS ASSOCIATION SAYS “WASHINGTON ATMOS. PHERE PREVENTS ACTION. ASKS “IS IT AFRAID TO ACT?”

Major Gen. Leonard Wood Arrives In Sotth Dakota Where Ha, Wil} “Ses fas go PTS 5 a J

REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT NEEDED-LOWDEN   Says Affairs Should be Put on Business Basis

LOWDEN IN SIOUX FALLS TODAY, AT MITCHELL THURS.   ; First 1920 Presidential Candidate to Campaign South Dakota   WOOD IN STATE SOON   HIRAM JOHNSON ALSO EXPECTED TO TRAIL STEPS OF GOVERNOR AND GENERAL.

CERTRES SEITE: EREIN GOIN rr  Presidential Booms Now Being Opene

‘LOWDEN IN SOUT DAKOTA.   UCnnilidate for Republican Nomination Opens Campalgin

LOWDEN SPEAKS AT SIQUX FALLS   Republican Candidate for Pre : sidential Nomination Opens  S. D. Campaign Today

_OWDEN OPENS CAMPAIGN      Candidate for Presidential Nomination to Speak in South Dakota.

APPEAL FOR GERM!   IteIntives Gre Erued to Send Food Drafts nt Once.

TWENTIETH CENTURY STUCK   Worst Blizzard of the Winter Holds Up Train Between Syracuse and Buffalo.

HINES FAVORS UNION OF ROAD:   REPRESENTATION IN) AFFAIRS BY CAPITAL AND LABOR, ALSO URGED

DECLARES PU3LIC MUST HELP RtN THE RAILWAYS   Director Genera! Hines Insists Triple Partnership in Operation of Lines Is Necessary.

A RADICAL REMEDY NEEDED FOR ROADS   MINES SAYS CARRIERS STILE IN SLOUGH OF DESPONT.   Director General Proposes a Compuisery Consolidation of Lines Betore Their Return to  Private Control,

Consolidation of All Railroads is Urged by Director-General Hines

WANTS LINES COMBINED.   Hines Urges Consolidation of Railroads Into Few Great Corporations.

PUBLIC MOT HELP AUN THE RAILWAYS   Hines Insists Triple Partnership in Operation Is’ Necessary.   PLUMB PLAN FOR INDUSTRIES   icheme Is Modeled After One of the Same Name for the Railroads— Proposes Tripartite Control for Practically All Industry.

HINES SEES OUME GRIEF COMING UP FUR HAIL SYSTEM   CONSOLIDATION OF ALL LINES INTO A FEW BIG CORPORATIONS IS TSE IDEA OF RAIL CHIBF,

WALKER 0. HINES  OATS GOVERNMENT  OMOULD CONTINUE GRIP ON ROADS   Director General Asserts Private Capital Cannot Take Care of Conditions Without Huge Rate Increase.   PARTICIPATION OF LABOR IN MANAGEMENT NEEDED   In Address Before Lawyers of New York City Head of Transportation Lines Expresses His Convictions.

HINES ADVOCATES RAIL GROUP PLAN   DIRECTOR GENERAL SAYS ROADS SHOULD BE CONSOLIDATED FOR 'TIME.   CRITICISES OLD SYSTEM   Would ‘include Public and Labor a Well as Capital in Management of Steam Lines.

HINES AND SHIPPERS ARE APART ON RAIL QUESTION   Former Favors Compulsory Consolidation and Latter Declare for Removal of Present Restrictions.

HINES SAYS RAIL RATES MUST RISE   Advocates Fixing by Congress of Standard Tariff for the Carriers.   PUBLIC MUST HELP RUN LINES   Either a Triple Partnership or Eventually Government Ownership— Piumb Seeks Plan for All Industry Along the Same Lines.

MUST UNITE RAI  L, SYSTEMS   Hines Declares Consolidation Into Few Big Systems Has Become  , ee

HINES URGES A NEW SYSTEM OF R.R. OPERATION   Public and Labor, With Capital, Would Have Part in Management   HIGHER RATES NEEDED   Congress Should Fix New Stan dard Providing for Reserve for “Off Years”

MA. HINES WAGES FEW Ble GROUPS   Compulsory Consolidation of Railroad Lines   Director General Thinks Lim ited Number of Great Cof porations Should Contro Transportation Lines Wher they are Returned to Private \Ownership.

FORGED CONSOLIDATION OF RAILS 1S ADVOCATE   FEW GREAT’ ‘CORPORATIONS: WITH PUBLIC,  LABOR, “AND: CAPITAL “REPRESENTED, URGES. HINES,

BERGDOLL SENTENCED FOR DRAFT EVASION   Four Years Hard Labor at Leayenworth and Forfeiture of “Pay Fate of Desorter, c

BERGDOLL GIVEN 4 YEARS TODAY   Draft Evader Will Go to Military Prison in Leavenworth

FOUR YEARS FOR ERWIN BERGDOLL IN LEAVENWORTH   Found Guilty of Evading Draft Brother Grover. Still 7 Being Hunted

BERGDOLL GETS FOUR - YEAR TERM IN LEAVENWORTH   Sentence Calls for Time A ‘Hard Labor’’ Because 0 Desertion From Army.

Bergdoll. Is. ~ Found Guilty      Dratt Evader. Sentenced (0 Four _Mears att lard Labor at! Leavenworth :

DRAFT DODGER ERWIN BERGDOLL "GETS 4 YEAR:   Philadelphian, Whose Brother Is Fugitive, Goes tea ] aavenwarth Pricenan.

ERWIN BERGDOLL GETS FOUR YEARS AT LEAVENWORTH   Wealthy Draft Evader Convicted © Desertion From the Army Senttence Announced.

GROVER BERGDOLL GIVEN FOUR YEAR‘   Philadelphia Youth Gets Hot ' Sentence at Leavenworth Beadingae Draft.

7! ee AT DWN Meena   illionaire Draft Dodger Calmly ‘Receives Sentence to Fort tT onvanwarth.

MILLIONAIRE SLACKER DENTENCED T0 PRISON   ERWIN R. BERGDOLL GIVEN FOUR YEARS AT HARD LABOR AT FORT. LEAVENWORT,

Draft Dodger. Bergdoll ‘ Sentenced to Four Years’ Nard Labor in Army Priso

BERGDOLL © CONVICTED   Guilty of Desertion by Evading Draft—Given Four  Tied at Pinas

ERWIN BERGDOLL IS FOUND GUILT!   DRAFT EVADOR SENTENC. ED TO FT. LEAVEN-.WORTH.

Erwin R. Bergdoli of Philadelphia Found Guilty of Evading the Draft —Sent to Fort Leavenworth.

RUSSIAN TRADE IS IMPOSSIBLE   FRANCE DISCOVERS SOVIET RUSSIA CONTROLS ALL. COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES

OnIANN [a ntAUT [ ULJUNADE UOUIAN PURO   Allies Prepared to Strike Ii  Bolsheviki Refuses to Modify Terms

WCOOMES TO WAR AGAINST WILSON   President's first Campaien anager  feeaves For Sen Wranciseo,

Ex-Democr atic Chairman Turns Against Wilson   W. F. McCombs Prepares to Go to Convention to Battle the President.

Czech Bank arid * Hotel ‘Atéclee:      Window, Broken in Retaliadfoy. for  * Atinck* on ‘Austrian Bohemian’. in P48.

THOUSANDS RIOT IN REPRISAL FOR CZECH ATTACKS   Windows-in Bank and. Hotel at Vienna Smashed: by  aa et

ATTACK. CZECHS’ IN “VIENNA      Crowd. “of oMany ae pupae: Smash 8 Windows. in’ Retaliation” for. =e “Prague Outbreak... ~

ATTACK CZECHS IN: VIENNA        Crowd . of “Many  Thousands Smash Windowa in Retailati in. for. +. 3  pegie Outbreak °°

CZECHS IN VIENNA ATTACKED   Thousands Smash V/indows in Retaliation for Prague Qutbreak.

ATTACK CZECHS: IN VIENNA   Crowd of Many Thousands Smash Windows in Retaliation for Prague Outbreak.

“MEXICANREPORI   Unofficial Word Throws Some Doubt on Report of Bandit’s Action.

Some Doubt As - To Surrender Of General Vill   Washington Hears There I: ‘Hitch In Program For His Surrender   REPORT AMERICAN HAS BEEN EXECUTED

OFFICIALS HEAR VILLA HAS NOT SURRENDEREE   Unofficial Advices Say Hiteh Ir Agreement With Mexico  . Hag Arisen.

AOK RELEASE OF BLACKS INVOLVED IN HOUSTON RIOT   HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS IN BEHALF OF CONVICTED NEGRO SOLDIERS BEGUN,

WARBURG URGES NATIONAL HELP IN TRADE PLAN   VHOLE-MEARTED StLMPONMT bY PROPLE NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS, IS BELIEF

WORLD FOREIGN TRADE DEADLOCK   And It Is Uy ‘to thes People of the United States to Support Foreign Trade Finance.

U.S. MUST BREAK “FPANE “DEADLOCK”   Paul M. Warburg Sees Great - Advantage ‘in Foreign Trade Corporation.      MUST HAVE REAL PEACE   Treasury Officials Figure ‘on Realizing on Big European - Indehtedness,

LUINOIS. COAL MINERS ON JOR   President Farrington of Min ers’ Union Makes Rosy Statement.

AGED RESIDENT DEAD.      Mis, Nancy New “Died Sudenty. Al » Home of Son in Kempton.

GEORGE KEEPS HAND  ON THE IRISH HELM   BRITISH PREMIER SEES A WAY  OUT OF DIFFICULTY.   Deminien Home Rele Favered by Deputation ef Unionists and Natlenalistea—Ressian Qucetien Alse Up.

French Military Advisers Sa; Reds’ Prime Objective  To Deprive Poland Of < Corridor To Ocean.   WOULD HALT RAILROAD TRAFFIC TO CAPITAI   Russian Soviet Officials Are Boasting That They Wil Give the Seized Territory to Germany, Reported,

WEALTHY PEOPLE FLEE IN PANIC FROM WARSAW   Bolsheviki Advance to Withi1 Sixty-Two Miles of Polish Capital.

WILSON CONVEYS GREETINGS TO CHURCH COUNCIL   Asquith Also Sends Tri bute to Congregationalists in Session.

[4 SATE ORS: HELD. AN MALL--THEF t _ ON:SHIP BOARD   Taken ; . From Norwegiat “Steamship on Arrival i in»  BE eee. UP.

MAY GROW COTTON ZONES 7,3, ANNGUINGED   q _ /MEETING IN HOUSTON Iw WHICH BOLL WORM IS GIVEN FULL CONSIDERATION.

SIBERIA YIELDS TO JAPS   Military Agreement Conceding All De mands Signed at Vladivostok, Says'a Honolulu Dispatch.

GUNS FIGURE IN REVIVAL CHURCH MEET   Ruffians are Defeated in Attack on Michigan Religious Service.

tAHMERS VOTE 12 POOL WOGi   SULLIVAN COUNTY FARMERS TO STORE WOOL AT SULLIVAN, CARLISLE, FARMERSBURG   NEWS OF FARMERS ASS'N

SULLIVAN COUNTY FARMERS TO STORE WOOL AT SULLIVAN, CARLISLE, FARMERSBURG   NEWS OF FARMERS ASS'N

WILSON'S ENEMY LOSES AT POLLS   CARAWAY DEFEATS KIRBY DAVIS LEADS IN OHIO RACE.

PARTIAL ARKANSAS~ RETURNS   Indications That Caraway Defeated Senator Kirby.

CARAWAY DEFEATS SENATOR KIRBY IN ARKANSAS PRIMARY   ongressman Has 20,000 Lead In Race for Senate Nomination—NMcRae Leads For Governer.

DENY REDS HAVE ENTERED KIEFF   Poly TROOPS PS ADVANCING. 'N RAINE SECTOR, BAY! KEANE STATEMENT

‘Conflicting Reports  Received From Kieff   MISPATCH REACHES LONDO! PRENYENG REPORT THAT ROL. SME VIR HAXE ENTERED  . KIEFF.

NEW ALIEN LAW NOLLIFY PROTES}   Kil Aliens Are Included. Japar Would Have No Diseriminatory Objection,

British and Dutch Interests May Be Endangered by Proposed Laws.      REMOVES DISCRIMINATIONS   Japan Will Have No Further Cause for Protest if Laws Are Changed.

CALIFORNIA PLANS EAGLUSION OF ALL ALIEN LANDLORDS   Will Broaden Jap Restrictions to Eliminate Charges by Tokio of Discrimination.   BRITISH INFLUENCE SEEN "IN JAPANESE CONCESSION    Movement Against Foreign  Land Ownership Gains Strength .in Congress.

LEGISLATION   California Delegation Considers Widening of Alien Land Law.

TIWIDEN SCOPE WWTIALIEN LAW   cALIFORNIA DELEGATION — BS  Morse CALLED TO CONSIDER  PHARGES IN ANTI-SAPANESE MEASURE.   PLY 10 ALL NATIONS   Re esentative Kalin Proposes Tha California Law Re Changed So As to Apply to All Foreigners.—Tie New Quesiions Involved,

CALIFORNIA WOULD BAR ALL ALIENS   GETTING. BOLD.. IN .ITS.. TREAT. MENT OF FOREIGNERS   CLAIMS RIGHT TO SUCH ACTION   Says It Can Dictate tts Own Policies Whether Congress Approves or Not, and Regardless of Japan's Oninions

PROPOSED BILL HENIES ALIENS RICHT TOLAN   California Coniemplates Ex cludng Not Only Japanese, But All Foreigners   JAPAN WOULD HAVE NO GROUND OF COMPLAINT   BRITISH AND DUTCH INTER: ESTs, HOLDING LARGE Oif PROPERTIES, WOULD BE AL PECTEbD

ANTI-JAP LAN LAW MAY WIDER   California Delegation in Hous ‘Is Called’ -to Confer on Important Question.

JAPAN WITHDRAWS PROTEST ON LAN   EXPECT CHANGE IN CALIFORNIA LAW

MERCHANT MARINE   Series of Demonstrations to be Given in April.

Inter-Church World Movement I Proving Popular And Gaining Support of Religious People

THE BIS REPUBLIGAN RALLY AT COLUMBUS ON FEBRUARY 23   Senator Harding’s Home Vity of Marion Wili Send a Train-load of his Fellow-Townsmen to Compliment Its Distinguished Son.

EPUBLIGAND CONTROL nOUSES OF CONGRESS   PRESIDENT WILSON HAS NOTH. ING TO SAY,   COLBY HOPES COUNTRY WILL YET SEE THE LIGHT   Secretary of State is “Disappo ntec and “Depressed” at Attitude of American Electorate on Qu:stions, of the Day.

HARDING WELL. ~ PLEASED WITH TUESDAY'S VOTE   President-Elect Is Satisfied With Result of the Great Battle, of Ballots; He Will Spend Vacation in South - Texas

WILSON ENJOVS STS,   —  White Honse Officers Do Net &£ spect Wim to Make hintement.

President Will Not Make An} . Statement Concerning the Election Returns.

DISORDERS SAID 10 EXIST IN PORTUGAI   Tr avefers Report Firing at Lisbon and Other Points and Shots Fired at Military Truin.

THOUGHT THAT REPORTS 68 -CP. RISINGS ARE COMING FROM SPANISH FRONTIER.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT IN PORTUGAL RUMOR DENIED IN LONDON   Telegraphic Communication However, With Outside World Still Interrupted.

REICHSTAG IS CALLED UPON FOR “ADVICE”   German Government: Wants Views of Political Parties on French Invasion.   REINFORCEMENTS SENT INTO RHINE DISTRICT   France Acted Without Approval of Great Britain— Allies Solit?

SETTLE “ROOSEVELT ESTATE   New York Inheritance Tax Appralser _ Makes His Report—State to Get, $8,891.

ROOSEVELT ESTATE IS VALUED AT $727,71:   ‘o Bequest te Mrs, Nicholas Lone. worth, Who Had Already Been Amply Provided for.

ROOSEVELT ESTATE SETTLED   Former President Leaves $781,082, Ac. cording to New York Inheritance Tax Appraiser.

INHERITANCE TAX ; AMGUNTS TO. $8, 89    Sum New Vouk State Will Receive  from Rooscyelé Estatée

DELAY RECEPTION OF MRS, M'SWINE’   ay Caused by Inability of th Steamer Celtic to Reach  Port Today:

FACULTY MEMBERS TO GIVE ADDRESSES   Are in Demand by the High Schools Over the State for  ‘Commencements

JACK JOHNSON  ONCE HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHTER. O WORLD  To Be Driven from Mexico—Last Place on Earth as Refuge for Him.   Jack Johhson In Tail and Will Be Turn ed Over to Department of Justice.

NO PLACE 10 G0 EXCEPT 10 Jail   “Things Look Mighty Black for Jack Johnson, Once Cham. pion Slugger.   MEXICO ABOUT READY TO DRIVE HIM OUT   His Last Refuge is Failing Him and He is Facing Prison Term.

JACK JOHNSON  ONCE HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHTER OI WO  To Be Dri m Mexico—Las Place on ath ate for   Jack Johneon Ia Jail and Will Be Turn ed Over to Department of Justice.

GARRANZA PROPOSES ALL LATIN-AMERIGANS JUIN IN MUTUAL PROTESTIOR      DECLARES IN NEWSPAPER INTER VIEW THAT MONROE DOCTRINE IS INEFFICIENT.

TO MAKE . A CHANGE           “Sotiditary” id to Weplace- Mon roe Doctrine, Says Carranza.

Says Wetin-American ‘Nations Will! Find Greater Protection In Solidarity.

President Carranza, of Mexico, Talks   Declares ‘Phat the Solidarity ot hat Suericun NaGons Muss 't th Place of the Monroe Poctrin:

“NO MONROEISM”: CARRANZA   Mexican President Wants Latin-Amer.ican Solidarity to Replace U. S. Doctrine.

Mexican President Wants Cer tral America to Join Against U. S. Idea.

DEMANDS THAT EDITOR PROVE HIS ASSERTIONS   Farm Federation Head Takes Exceptions to Editorials in Farmers  Guide of Huntington.

NEAR EAST IS IN FULL CONTROL OF ALLIES SAYS FOCH   ‘Using Greek Army for Corporate  Interests, States Former Com mander in Chief of Allies.

~-QN-THER-GUARD   SAYS MARSHAT. OF FRANCE      ir es he Military~ Sprit of. _Gormany- Still ——Menaces Europe, Says: Foch-—_ Treaty - ‘Must be. Fulfilled >

ALLIED NATIONS ~ MASTERS OF. “ho. SITUATION      Foch Says It Is Duty of Next Generation to See That  Precautions Are Never Abandoned. 7

HOSTILE SPIRIT OF GERMANS IS DANGERQUS YET  —MARSHAL FOCH   esMARSIDAL POC  Constant Watch of German People is Needed

ALLIED NATIONS ARE IN CONTROL   Masters of Situation Declares Marshal Foch   COMPLETE HARMONY   In Position to Employ Al Their Forces to Carry Ov Their Policies.

ALLIED RATIONS ARE MASTERS OF SITUATION   So Declares Marshal Foch Who Says That Allied Position is That of a Liability Company.

MPADOO THINKS MORE GREIT ABE AQVICARIE   Domestic Aid and Stimula: tion of Foreign Trade Needed to Revive Business   URGES RESUMPTION OF TRADE WITH RUSS   REVIVED WAR FINANCE COR. PORATION DESIRABLE A‘ MEANS OF AID FOR BOTE FARMER AND BUSINESS

M’ADOO MAKES COMMENT TODA’   Advocates More Utheral Policy About Domestic Credits and War Fi, nance Revived

ON ECONOMIC SITUATIONS   A MORE LIBERAL POLICY ABOET BOWESTIO CREDITS WS RECOMMENDED   FOREIGN TRADE SHOULD BE OSTIMELATED ANT ENLARG ER, OTHER ADOGESTIONS

WADOO FAVORS LIBERAL GREDITS   Former Secretar of Treasury Gives Views On Present Economic Situa. tion; Says Foreign Trade Needs  Gtimpuibsatian

Former Secretary of Treasur' Gives His Views on Economie Situation.’

MADOO GIVES HIS. VIEWS ON PRESENT ECONOMIC AFFAIRS   Sees Remedies For the “Pres ent Distressing ~ Situation.”

IGN TOU   AGREEMENT FOR WORLD CHAM. PIONSHIP FIGHT TO BE SIGNED THIS ARTRRNOON,   FIGHT IN NEW YORK   The Bout Will Be Staged There hither on Memorial or Tndependence Day Next Year—rTFighers’ Share Purse Agreed.

DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER WILL BOX FOR CHAMPIONSHIP   ARTICLES WILL BE SIGNED WED. NESDAY AT 11:80 A. MIT ES ANNOUNCED

R.R. HEADS MEE]   Presidents of 17 Roads Appeai Today Before Federal Board

Socialists to Attempt to Make Legal Occupation of Plants and Operation of Factories Under Rule of Workers   All Italy Enmeshed in Web of Soviet Deceit: Faces Ruin While the Red Agitatora Hamper Peace Negotiations

-eaders Declare Occupation of Plants Throughout Country will Continue until Employers’ Privileges are Ended

PIONEER EDUCATOR IS DEAD   Woman Who Organized VU. of . Department Passes Away.

WOMAN PROFESSOR IS DEAD   Organized Department of Home Eco. nomics at University of Illinois in . 1873,

MAGNATES TO TESTIFY IN BALL QUIz   President Herrmann of Cin cinnati Reds Has Been Subpoenaed.

CINCINNATI HEAD IS SUMMONED IN PROB!   Will Be Asked to Testify Before Grand Jury,

PRINCIPAL BASEBALL LEADERS ARE SUMMONED TO HEARING IN CHICAGE   AUGUST HERMANN AND JOHN . WGERAW AMONG IMPORTANT WITNESSES CALLED,

a 3 ELECTION FLASHES J  Leclecterlecfesfecteclectectectesartactat 8.8.0.0 9.9 > ft

STIFF PRICE PAID FOR FLOUR   G@raie Corporation Makes Purchase Oe Basie ef 810.68 a Barrel.

DEALING HEAVILY IN FLOUR   United States Grain Corporation Furnishes 200,000 Barrel«.

REVOLUTIONARIES ED. HOLDING IRKITS   TREATY ACTION AGAIN DELAYED   Hope for Final Vote This Month Disappears No Compromise Seen.

Lucky lf Treaty Is Ratified Within a Month, Both  Factions Say   IMPOSSIBLE BY JAN. 16   GORE AND SIMMONS COME FORWARD WITH NEW PATCHES TO SEW ON ARTICLE TEN,

ACTION ON TREATY WT EXPECTED It JANUAR   REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC LEADERS WILL CONTINUE DISCUSSION THIS WEEK.   Reservations Affecting Article 10 and Monroe Doctrine Deferred by “Round Table” Body.

POSSIBILITY OF ACTION ON TREATY BY JAN. 16 FADES   Democrats Declare They Would Be Glad If Ratification Is Effected This Month,

FURTHER DELAY LOOMS IN PATH (IF PEACE PACT   Possibility of Final Senate Decision Before League of Nations Meets is Dispelled by Leaders’ Statements: .  PARTY SPOKESMEN LOOK FOR ACTION NEXT WEEK   Disposition to Wait for Naming  , of Democratic Leader Detracts from Fresh Impetus Given Negotiations

10 BE pal TILL NEXT WEEK   HOPES OF SETTLEMENT BY FRIDAY HAVE BEEN ABANDONED, IT IS SAID»   DEMOCRATS SEEK TO DEFER THE ACTION   Desire to Wait Until Minority Leader Is Selected at Conference on Thursday.

- SENATE CANNOT DECIDE TREATY   No Hope For Ratification Before January Sixteen.

HOPE QF RATIFIGATION THIS MONTH OF = TREATY WITH SERNANY, LOST IN SENAT

NO HOPE FOR PEACE BY END OF PRESENT WEEE   Possibility of Final Action on the ™ ~‘Dreaty Not Possible Soon.

NO ACTION.  ON TREATY   By January 16, When the League of Nations Assemble, Was the Prediction Made Today:

TREATY ACTION IN MONTH BEST GAN NOW BE QEFERED   Hope for Ratification by January 16 Has Vanished, Leaders Declare.   MORE CONFERENCES HELD   Senator Simmons Has Drafted a Compromise Reservation  That Is Favored.

NOFINAL TREATY “HETION THES MONTH   Leaders’ Hopes fer ‘Early . ‘Agreement Vanishes.

NO HOPE FOR FINAL AGTION ON TREATY BEFORE FEBRUARY   Efforts of Republican and Democratic Leaders to Adjust Disputes Continue.  CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS ~   Little te Indicate, However, That Agreement is Any Nearer on Article Ten of League of Nations Covenant or on Mouree Poctrine—-Twe & ssions Round Table Heid,

HOPE OF PEALE TREATY TRALE ~ ABOUT GON   CONFERENCES STILL GOING ON BUT SHOW NO TANGIBLE RESULT THUS FAR   Article 10 and Monroe Doctrine No Even Sonsidered Yet By The Two Factions

TREATY WON'T BE PASSED FOR MONTE   Round Table Talk Results I  Change Of Language Of Few Reservations.

Hopes for Speed Vanish, But G.O.P. and Democratic Leaders Make Progress in Conference.  DELAY MENACES LIFE OF NATION Failure to End War Is Playing Directly Inta Hands of the Bolshevists. Bryan Warns.

NO) RATIFICATICN OF PEACE PALT THIS MONTH   Efforts of Republican anc Democratic Leaders for Compromise Will Be Continued

TREATY HAS NO CHANGE BEFORE LEAGUE MEETS   Conference, Said To Represent 20,000,000 Americans Meelis if Washington To Seek Quick Ratification of Pact

NOT MUCH CHANCE FOR FINAL ACTION ON PEACE TREAT)   Senate Members of Both Parties Seem To Be Unable To Get Together.

LITTLE CHANCE FOR SENATE'S ACTION ON TREATY BEFORE 16TH   Hope That U. S. Might Act Before League Meets is Blasted.

LEADERS GIVE UP HOPE FOR EARLY ACTION ON TREATY   CHANCES FOR SETTLEVEN' DURING PRESENT MONTH ARE SLIGHT   MINOR GHANGES AGREED Tl   Both Factions Continue to Attend “Round Table’ Conteyences—Chinges Only  Tentative

ee  TREATY COMPROMISE MAKES NO HEADWAY; HITCHCOCK OPPOSES THE RESERVATIONS

NO ACTION ON TREAT   NO CHANCE NOW SENATE WILL =e BEFORE SIXTEENTH.      Democrats Will Be Satisfied HW Rati fication Is Had Within Month ~—More Conferences.

eee enn — ——————  DEADLOCK TIGHT AS EVER.   Scant Hepe of Agreement On tine Peace Treaty This Monath.

NU SPEEDY Ante MEN  UN TREATY   IMAY AGREE DURING JANUARY   Impetus Added to Plans Fol Compromise With Many Sen ators Active.

RATIFICATION DELAYED   [Na Posnthiity/ of Senate Acting Thi Weeh; Conference Opens.

Democratic And Reeublican Leaders See Still Furthe:  ~ Delay   Negotiations For An Adjustment Of Differ. ences, However, Gain: New Impetus

NU SPEEDY AGntc MIEN UN TREATY   Impetus Added to Plans For Compromise With Many Senators Active.

NO FINAL ACTION ON PEACE TILL AFTER JANUARY 16   Democrats to Elect Minor ity Leader at Caucus Thursday

Final Action by Senate On Peace Treaty This Month Has Vanishe   Two Sessions of Bi-Partisan “Round Table” Reports Progress.

NO ACTION ON PEACE TREATY BY JANUARY 46   HOPE OF EARLY VOTE AND _ DISPOSAL IS ABANDONED TONAW

AUTO THIEVES KILL OFFICER   Fire as They Are Haited for Ques tiening By Two Minneapotis : Officers.

AUTO THIEVES KILL OFFICER   for Ques  They Are Halted  Fire tioning by Two Minneapolis Officers,

UNAUTHORIZED ‘STRIKE OF “DAY. LABORERS -THROWS. "15,000 MINERS OUT OF WORE

ANOTHER COAL STRIKE.  Many Miners Are’ Idle. ‘in } South Illinois Coal 7 Today

ANOTHER COAL STRIKE   Many Miners s Are “Idle > in. the South Illinvis Coal Fields odav

Millionaire Diamond Dealer Entertained Many Young Women   CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE WAS CAUSE OF DEATH   PORONER SAYS [fF WAS DUE TO EXTERNAL VIOLENCE; GIRYT, AND FIANCE DETAIN <—.~

DEATH REVEALS LOVES - OF NEW YORK JEWELER       eeper Tells of Amours. 0!  “Bimuel T. Loftis, Found  Dead in Room, °   GIRL AND FIANCE: HELD   Police « Not: Satisfied Jeweler’: Death Was Caused By Ac-cidental Fali.

MORRIS & CO. TO. ~ SEEK DIVORCE OF STOCK YARDS   The Poekers Plan to Sell Stock Steck Yards and Terminals te Public

CANADA PLACES PAPER EMBARGO   Mid-West Faces Serious Shortage Because of Move.

PAPER SUPPLY TO  BE 40 PCT. SHORT IN UNITED STATES   This is Due to Embargo Placed or Print Paper By the Canadian  Government.

PAPER SHORTAGE GROWING ACUTE   New spapers In the Middle West Will Apparently Pe Short 46 Per Cent.

MORE PAPER TROUBLE.    Canadian Embargo Stil Further Re7 duces. Oar Supp! 7

MORE SHORTAGE UF NEWS PRINT THE PREDICTION    Canadian Government Places Embargo On the Fort Francis Company,  American Owned Concern,

PAPER SHORTAGE ACUTE 40 PER CENT DECREASE   ‘anadian Embargo on Shipment 0 News Print to United States Makes Condition Serious,

NEWSPAPERS FACE BIG CUT   Canadian Embargo May Force 40 Pe: Cent Reduction in Mid-West Publications.

MIDWEST DAILIES PAPE SUPPLY fa GIVEN Blb SLASH   40 Per Cent Reduction Likeh Thru Canadian Embargo, Is Washington Estimate.

CANADIAN EMBARGO PUT ON PAPER TO       MidMoa West “Publications Nort  Heevive Avy trom Amerie

NEWSPAPERS RIT AGAIN   Canadian Government Places an Embargo.   Another Reduction of 40 Per Cent. in Already Insvfficient Tonnage of Print Paper.

Caroline “‘Teeple Directs ‘That Brothers and Sisters Have. Equal Shares   Asks That Decatur Real Estate be Sold. to Pay Exnense of Sickness. Etc.

THE BOHNKE WILL   Was ‘Admitted ‘te Probate in Adams Circuit Court  Thursday Morning   ESBATE -TO CHILDREN   ey  Instrument Dated July 30, 1915, Witnesses _ Messrs. Ehinger. and Niblick

Last Will. and: Testament of Jacob Wulliman Entered for Record Today   MADE AUGUST -21, 1909   Gives Property to the Wife and at Her. Death Goes. to the Children ~*

MRS, WHEELER RESIGNA,   Brownaville Postmistrens to’ Resume Work asa Editor.

LEAVES POSTOFFICE TO RESUME WORK WITH HER NEWSPAPER PROPERTY      BROWNSVILLE WOMAN LEAVES FEDERAL SERVICE TO TAKE CP EDITORIAL JOB,

FIFTEEN KILLED RAIL COLLISION   Two Sections of Canadian Pacific Express Come Together.

FIFTEEN: KPLLED IN ‘ TRAIN, COLLISION   » Engine of Second Section Telescopes  Sleeping Car of Birst Section.

a a et  JULIAN DEFEATS O’NEILL © IN U. S. SENATE RACE   Cincinnati Man Wins Democratic Nomination By About 2,433 Votes, According to Complete Primary Returns.

AUSSO-POLISH PACT HAS BEEN DELAYED   UKRAINIAN TEXT OF ARMIS. TICE NOT. PREPARED AT TIME EXPECTED.

RUISS-POLISH PEACE. TREATY 1S DELAVEE   Rumors of Disagreements Are Unverified;:May Sign “This Afternoon

TREATY OF PEACE NOT YET SIGNED: ARE MANY RUMORS   DELAY IN CONCLUDING PRELIM INVRIES EXTENDS TO THIS AFTERNOON,

RUSSO-POLISH ARMISTICE LAID GN TABLE A DAY   BOLSH APOLOGIZE FOR INASI:LITY  TO COMPLETE UKRANIAN TEXT ON SCHEDULE

DELAY ARMISTICE BY RUSS AND POLES   ) “PRELIMINARY PEACE TREATY  IS PREPARED AND IS EYPECT ) ED TO BE SIGNED jLODAY.

ARMISTICE WITH ~ POLAND DELAYED BY UKPAINIANS   Many Rumors of Disagreements in the Peace Delegation at Riga.

Ukranian. Text Not Yet Ready, Is Soviet .  Announcement   "TUESDAY SET. ~~   FOR FINAL ACT   Preliminary. Pact ta Be Ratified 15 Days Af.  ter Sidnature

COMMISSIONER GENERAL q STUDY CONDITIONS ~ AFFECTING EMIGRATION   Anthony Camenitti, Will Sail Fe Europe Today At Request 0  Secretary. Wilson.

TO STUDY PROBLEM — OF IMMIGRATION   Gommisstener. Camineiti Sails For Europe Today,

CAMINETTI TO STUDY CONDITIONS ABROAR   COMMISSIONER GENERAL WIL! INVESTIGATE . EFFECTS ON EMIGRATION.

U.S. IMMIGRATION CHIEF 10 EUROPE   Commissioner Caminetti Plans to Study Conditions In: Old World   TO ELIMINATE HARDSHIPS   Official Will Recommend Legislative Reforms Npon His Return

Caminetti . akes European Trip in Emigrants’ Lehalf   Will Study Conditions in Centers From Where Emigration Is Heaviest, With View to Improving Conditions in America— Many Lose All by Leaving Homes and Being Denied Admittance Here.

WEDDED TODAY   Miss Prudence LaBarhbara Bride of Phillip Navarra

SELL OLD TIME TRANSPORTS   Coincident With Delivery of New Vessels Sales Will Be Made

JAPAN WILL HAVE TO MAKE U.S. WAR   We're Not “Too Proud to Fight" Bat Wo Wont Start Hoatilities, Saya Julius Kahn.

DEMOCRATS FEARFUL OF WET CONTROL OF FRISCO CONVENTION   RULE REQUIRING TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY TO NOMINATE MAY KEEP “DRYS” IN CONTROL

BACKERS OF GOVERNOR ED. WARDS OF NEW JERSEY BECOMING ACTIVE.   J HAM LEWIS IN. RAGI   Former Illinois Senator Announc es He Will be a Candidate for Vice President on the Democratic Ticket.

Repeal of Dry Laws Is Wanted By Democrats      Leaders Considerably Worried At the Sentiment To Insert Wet Plank’ Jn Platform.

FARLY ARRIVALS AT SAN FRAN CISCO PREPARING TO NIP ISSUE IN THE BUD

WETS PLANNING 10 TAKE CONVENTION   ORGANIZING TO GET ENDORSE MENT BY DEMOCRATS,   MADOO BELIEVED LEADING   Dope Sheets Show He Is Likely To Be Candidate For President—Cox of Ohio Said To Be Next   High Man,

A WET AND DRY FIGHT CERTAIN AT SAN FRANCISCO   PEMOCRATIC LEADERS ALREADY ON GROUND LAYING PLANS CHOKE OFF EFFORT TO RE  A, PROHTBITION.

IWO-THIRBS RULE iS BIG DEM@CRATIC FACTOR   Leaders Count on Choking Off Sent! iment for Repeal of Drastic  7 Shek Toaneere.

SENATOR EC. CURTIS— DIES   Member of the Hlinois Constitutional Convention. Victim of Pneumonia Attack.

STATE SENATOR CURTIS DIES   Edward C. Curtis of Grant Parts, Ith, Passes Away.

SENATOR E. C. CURTIS D'ES   Mo-mber of the Illinois Constitutiona! Convention Victim of Preumonia Attack.

NOT LIKELY POLICEMAN SHOT MAYOR   AL of Dublin Force Acconnted For-Right of Mac Curtain Blaving.

DEE RT YIELDS EINE DIAMONDS AND RUSH 1S ON   Women From Cape to Mo. zambique Are Going to New Diggings.

NEW DIAMOND FIELD TO BE STAKED SOUR   Amazing Stories of Fabulou: Richness of Claims Told in South Africa. *

DESERT IS RICH IN DIAMONDS   Resh Begun to Treeless and Waterlesa Waste tn South Africa.

DESERT WASTES BELIEVED Alb DIAMOND FIELL   British Government to Open Country for Claims and Greatest Rush Ever Known in Africa Is Expected.

CATHOLICS DENY CHURCH ; TO TAKE PART IN MEXICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

eee Oe ee ———EEEE  Catholics Not to Participate In Mexican Presidential Race

SLAIN IN HOSPITAL FEUD   “He Jumped on Me,” Harold Taylor's Reason for Killing Fred Zitkuhr at Elgin.

LOWEST FOR LIBER'Y BONDS   Price Falls Below 8&8 for First Time in ’ Wall Street.

LIBERTY BONDS GO BELOW 88   New Low Records Are Set in Four Itssues Under Heavy Selling on Wall Street,

LIBERTY BONDS FALL BELOW 88   HIT NEW LOW RECORD AS RESUL1 OF NEW ISSUES OF INDEBTEDNESS.

Vi  QO}  i  — rer Yl ne g  C iy] at Dall ai tas   AMERICAN CEI RWIS I EVIE SETK PERMITS TR  In wt ul Ws   CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH DRILE ING IS BONE ARE ONLY TEMPORARY WEASURES.

ARIFF NEEDED TO. TROTECT FARMERS   ee  ASSOCIATION BELIEVES THAT PARMERS SHOULD BE INSURED PROFIT =   BIGGER CROPS NEEDED   The Farmer Is Getting Less For His Harvest a Production ‘ast   Cotton In Texas Standing In the Fields: Raisers Can't Afford. te Pick it -

FARMERS WANT TARIFF.   The Demaral Is Yoleed hy a Man From the Syuth.

SESSION NEARING ITS CLOSE   West Virginia ‘Legislature Finisher ? Principal Works with Suffrage

LEADER WILL BE SELECTED   Democrats Are Looking for Man to Succeed Senator Martin

WINNING BERTHS IN SEMI-FINALS   Lafayette, Anderson and Franklin Have a Chanee fer Finals Tenicht   HARTFORD CITY WAS

JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL ENTERS SEMI-FINALS   Latayette Five Defeats Technical High School of Indianapolis, in Hard Fought Contest.

RAILS AND INDUSTRIALS DRAW FARTHER APART   FPORMER CONTINUE TO MAKE GAINS WHILE LATTER, FOR MOST PART, SUPFER FURTHER DHOLINES — BRISK KALLIES Trish Arete CL ae

PRICE READJUSTMENTS ~—UNSETTLE INDUSTRIAL!   ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PRICE CUTTING AND REVISIONS DETER INVESTORS—RAILS ESPRCIALLY LOW PRICED ISSUES MOVE CPW ARD.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—There was no trading on the citrus market today.

RAIL RATES ARE IN EFFECT   Increased Freight and Passenger Rates Were Adopted by All! Roads Last Night.

INCREASED RAIL RATES IN FORCE   ‘Shippers and Travelers Fror Now On Must Dig Deep in Jeans,

‘BLAINE’S BODY TO OLD HOME   Former Secretary of State and Wits to Rest in Maine Memorial Park,

WILL RETURN ‘TO MEXIC(   Calles Becomes Chief of Publicity Bureau for Gen. Obregon

MINERS’ STRIKE: MAKES COAL IMPORT NECESSARY   Railway Yards at Eagle Pass ‘are Go1 gested with Fuel Destine to Mexico as Walkout Result

RECORD YEAR FOR FOREIGN MISSIONARIES   Methodist Church Sends Record _ Number of These Servants Dur gne the Past Year.

METHODISTS SEI A MISSIONARY RECORD   Two Hundred and seventy-five New Missionaries Appo'ted in Past Year.

'ndependent Socialists and National Peoples Party Show Gains in Election in German

MAS, KILLES BEX SHES SHOALS MAR              GES Pr Th RSON HEE OF TL ut  MILK FOR HU SAND.

MRS. KILLES BEX SUES SHOALS MAN FOR SLANDET   Alleges That Albert Peterson Accused Her Of Trying To Poison Husband In Milk For Food

TELL COMMISSION OF IRISH HORRORS   WITNESSES APPEAR BEFORE HEARING AT WASHINGTON

Young Irish Councilman Telts How His Town Was Attacked bv British.   WAS DEPORTED TO ENGLAND   American Commission Told Thet Deportations Followed Election.

Doleful 1 Picture Is   Painted of Irelana   American Committee Investigating Conditions Is Told That Destruction in Flanders Would Not Equal That in Thurles; People Afraid to Go on Streets

SHOOTING UP OF IRISH TOWN 1S DESCRIBED   WITNESS BEFORE AMERICA COMMISSION TELLS OF NIGHT OF TERROR.

Dennis Morgan; Chairman of / . Town Council, Thurles, : Gives Testimony.      [ARMY CHANGED CONDITION   American Committee Heats of Situation in Ireland  oy First Hand: oh

ONE OF 2 YOUTHS WHO SLUGGED JAILER TAKEN   i ae  Given Senténce of. Year a Waupun Prison.

COMISKEY FIGURES INDICTED PLAYERS COST HIM $230,000   He Could: Have Sold Suspended Men for That Sum, Owner. ‘of Sox Declares. —

NEW OIL DEGREE ~ (SSUED IN MEXICO   Permits Valid Until Another “ Law Is Enacted.   ANNOUNCD BY CARRANZA   Action Follows Request 0! American Association of Pro. ducers Stating That Situa. tion Caused By Present Metheds Has Resulted’ Almost in Crisis in Industry.

RANT PERMITS. UPON CONDITION   Foreign Oil Corporations May Drill New Weiis  IN MEXICAN TERRITORY   -rovided that Provisional Permits Shall be Valid Only Until Mexican Congress Enacts New Law Regulating Petroleum Industry, Accordino to Decree Issued.

DENIES PROFPTTERRING CHARGE.   Richard . Long Says Company Keceived Two Percent Profit.

Shoe Manufacturer Appears Before Senate Committee at Own Request

MINNESOTA FOUR FOOTLOOSE.   Delegates-at-Large te Chieage Ce veaticon Uniustrected.

MINNESOTA ENDS DELEGATE TATE  Beenlition tnstructing for   Resolution [nstructing for General Wood Is Defeated, So Four Votes Are Unpledged

A DAY FOR MASONG   ‘SPECIAL ASSEMBLY OF TIPTON COUNCIL IN TEMPLE,   One Hundred and Twenty-Five Can didates for Degrees.

A DAY FOR MASONS   ' Be ccmicys Nanci SPECIAL, ASSEMBLY OF ' TIPTON " _ COUNCIL IN: TEMPLE,      Sor iy ” + One Hundred and Twenty-Five Can ‘ didates tor Degre

‘GIVE CABINET MEN SEAT IN CONGRESS   Head Of Department Should Be Present During Probes, Baker Declares.

REBELS TAKE NOEEVO LaREnpo   Horder City Captured After Twe Hour Battle—Four Killed.

nt mate ee ver eee eae REDS TO FREE FRENCH WELD. threat of  Black Sen Fleet's Action

FRENCH THREAT EFFEC CTIVE   Serves Notice On Ruaessia to Repatriate Prisoners.

GOT LITTLE AD.   Solicitors for Hospital Aid Met With Poor Success at Shiat’psville.

GOT LIPTLE Alb.   re . si a Solicstors for Hospital Aid Met Wit! ‘Poor Success ‘at Sharpsville, *

Surrender Of Villa Helps Out   Laying Down of Arms By the Chief Bandit Has Weakening Effect On Morale of Other Troublesome Elements in Mexico.

“SHOOT = AWAY” --- HAYS   Republican Chairman Says Disclosures Make No Difference—aAll Before Committee.

USE OF SLANG Io ~ BLAMED FOR SUN   Coca Cola Company Gets In junction Against Use of Name “‘Koke.”’

INJUNCTION JS GRANTED COCA COLA COMPAN   Companies Restrained Fron Selling Similar Drinks Under Name of “Coke”

a ha edi Ni  ARE CLEARED OF CONSPIRACY CHARGI    Officers of ‘Ship. ‘Building Corpor ations Acquitted of Charge of   Conspiving to Defraud Govern ment.

1K STEAMGHIP OFFICIALS ENONERATED CN -GHARGES ATTEMPTING TA -NEFRAIIN

SR ae  MOTORSHIP CORPORATION OFFICERS ARE ACOWTTED OF CHEATING GOVERNMENT

DISCUSS HAYS AS CONVENTION HEAD   flepublicaris Want’ an Independent to Lead Nominating Body

WANT HARMONY HAYS TO BE CHAIRMAN OF 6.0. P. CONVENTION   CHATRWAN OF TIONAL COWMT TEE WAY BE COMPROWISE SELECTION FOR THE POSITION

Hays Urged As Convention Chairmar   Personal Friends Believe His Selection Would be Agreeable to all Candidates and Restore

Hays Is Boomer For Chairman   AD REPUBLICAN CH A XY CET ORR EY, ‘PRESIDE AT CHIC AGG.

KITCHIN TAKEN  SUDDENLY IL   Democratic House Leader Suf fers Attack Of Acute Indigestion

CLAUDE KITCHIN SICK   Condition of Democratic Leader Sald Nat to Be Serisus, Howeter.

LARGE SUM FROM AUTO TAX   iineis License Fees During the Year \1919 Amount to $3,265,083.

LARGE SUM FROM AUTO Tax   inois License Fees During the Year co 8 Amount to $3,265, 083,

Wants snpreme art te Wear iren mente on Conatitutionnlits  aaa a a See

Ruling Ends Action Against Coal Miners and Operators Who Were Under Indictment Charging Fuel Restriction   U. S. District Judge Sustains Motion of Charles E. Hughes to Quash' on Grounds True Bills Brought Were Faulty

MEXICANS KILL THREE      American Father aid Two’ Sons Mur. dered Within 48 Hours.

SMALL PUT ON TICKET   linois Governor Fails in Effort to Block Action.   State Canvassing Board Refuses Delay Kankakee Man Is Victor by 7,902 Votes.

SMALL IS NAMED REP. NOMINEE   Winois Governor Fails in Effort te Block Action.   State Canvassing Board Refuses Dela) —Kankakee Man !s Victor by 7,902 Votes.

SMALL IS CERTIFIED   KANKAKEE MAN 1S DECLARED THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.   Lowden Fails in Effort to Block Ac. tion of the State Canvass. ing Board,

FISCHER IS BROUGHT 10 THIS COUNTRY   Refuses To Talk About the Explosion Or Warnings.

BOMB SUSPECT RETURNED TON. Y.   ERWARD FISCHER, WHO WARNED HIS FRIENDS OF EXPLOSION, SAYS HE “WON'T TALK”

FISCHER . RETURNED TO NEW YORK CIT   Man Who Warned People of Wall Street Explosion Brought Back to Testify in Investigation.   RUSSIAN RELEASED TODAY

FISHER. INN. Y, WILL NOT TALI   Arrives From Qntarle Accompanied By Detectives.

Refused to Make a Statement Upon Arrival From Hamilton--Another Victim of the Outrage Has Been Identified.

FISCHER IN N.Y. T0 TELL OF WARNING   Will be Asked V Where He Got Advance Information on   Bomb Explosion; Acts

FISCHER BACK ~ IN NEW YORK   Man Who Warned Friend: to Keep  Out of Wall Street is in Custody   HAS NOTHING TO SAY   Picks Up Cigarette and Cigar Butts — Russian Editor ‘is Released

INGANE MIAN HELD  IN BOMB EXPLOSION TAKEN TO NEW YORK   Majority of Collieries Announce All Their Mines Open With Normal Forces Present.

Collector of Revenue in New York Told Customs House Will be Blown Up   GRAND JURY BEGINS ITS WORK   Edward Fisher, Brought From Canada, Not to he Called as a Witness.

Fischer, Who Warned of  Bomb, Is in New York   Appears Undisturbed as He Is Taken to Answer Questions ir Connection With Piot; Grand Jury Starts Investigation, 22 Witnesses Being Summoned.

OUR ARRESTS FOR ALY. EXPLOSION   } i INVESTIGATION STARTED BY THE GRAND JURY TODAY   FISCHER JR. BROUGHT 10 SITY   Canadian Man Who Warhed Friende Acts Crazy. Russian Editor Arrested Yesterday is Released Today.

a  MAN WhU GAVE WARNING F EXPLOSION IS BEING.  “EYANINED IN NEW YORK   Edwin P. Fiscler May Go Before Grand Jury Which. Probing Wall-st Bomb Plot—Federal Officials He- —.  Lien tn Patain Riuecian Editor.

~—TONEW YORK   NO FORMAL CHARGE TS MADE AGAINST HIM  WILL HE ASKED WHAT WE RSOWS OF THE SOB PLOF

GRAND JURY PROBING  FOOD ‘STRIKE’ PRICES   Potato Dealers Come in fo Quizz Today,

MEXICANS SEIZE 4 AMERICANS   Bandits Seize Party of Mining En. gineers and Demand Ransoms— One Woman Heid.

BANDITS SEIZE FOUR YANKS   Mexicans Capture Party of Mining En. gineers—Demand Ransoms.

PREDICT 3 BILLION BUSHEL CORN CRO   QUARTER BILLION MORE THAN FOUR YEAR AVERAGE.   Price Index on All Crops 2S Per Cent Less Than Year Ago, Production Index Slightly Larger.

AMERICAN FLYERS WERE KINDLY TREATED WHILE IN MEXICO LAST WEEK   PEOPLE NEAR GUERRERO TREAT. ED TWO LIEUTENANTS WITH UTMOST CONSIDERATION,

Tollet Articles at Inabnit's,   AVIATORS WERE WELL TREATED   Flyers F orced to Land on Mexican Teritory, Have Returned

WILL BOOST HOOVER FOR THE PRESIDENG)   Club to Create Sentiment In Wisconsin [5 Organized by Prom incut Men and Women

Lifelike Forms Gracefully Step Across the Floor Saying “Mamma” ,_or “Papa,” ~~

wal KING AND TALKING DOLLS   Lifelike Forme Gracefully Step Across the Floor Saying “Mamma” ar “Papa.”

FORMER GREEK PREMIER WANTS TO GET PASSPORTS   Would Go to Italy is H: is Defeated in Coming Election   PREDICT BIG MAJORITY FOR VENIZELOS

ATTORNEY-GENERAL PALMER IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Announcement Expected to Force W. G. McAdoo Into the Field in Short Time.

Democratic Presidential Candidates Out, As 3rd  Term Ambition’s Denied

FOR PRESIDENCY   , t ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNC ES HIMSELF AS “ADMINIS"TRATION CANDIDATE —MADOO NEXT?   PROHIBITION TO BE ISSUE   Politicians Striving to Inject Wet and Dry Fight. in Campaign in Order to Dwarf Peace Treaty and League Arguments

PALMER CAN‘BIDATE FOR ~ PRESIDENT   API. UEN. SESDM Walt ‘fe CEGRGLA UEMUCHATS HE Is : A CANDNAPE   EXPECEED ‘THAT WM. &, Me. AMOO WILL ALSO ANNOUNCE HIS CANHIBACY SOUS

PALMER IN RACE FOR PRESIDENT   McAdoo is Soon Expected to Thraw Hat in Binn

PAUMERSANDYMHADOO CANDIDATES ROR PRESIDEN   Padiners WUT: Aceepr Honor and Pre dieates: Phat: He ds an ‘Adniine  vation Candidate.”

Other Candidates Also Gs  in the Race--Hint from  White House Wilson is Not a Candidate

ANNOUNCEMENT BY W. 6. MADOD EXPECTED SOON   In Telegram to Georgia Convention Palmer Makes Known His Candidacy   WHITE HOUSE INTIMATES WILSON WILL NOT RUN   VIGOROUS CAMPAIGNS TO BE STARTED BY DEMOCRATS FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES OF REPUBLICANS,

4tt’v Gent Palmer. First to. Announce Himself a Candidate for Presiden   Other Democrats Expected’ to “Follow, Including AlcAdoo, Oweéns, Gerard and Edwards. the “Wet! Candidate.

PALMER ALLOWS NAME TOBE USED   Attorney General Notifies Geotg. ta Democrats He Is Candidate for President,   PRESIDENT WILSON IS OUT OF THE RUNNING   Word Given Out by White House Is Answered by a Flock of Hats Being Thrown In the Ring.

GOMPERS TELLS  ¢.0.P. LEADERS WHERE UNION LABOR STANDS   AGED LABOR CEADER APPEAR EP REFORE THE RESOLU TIONS COMMITTEE AND TOL OF TITER WORKERS DEMANDS.

FROM GOMPERS             President of American ‘Federadion. of Labor Before Re~~ publican Bady.   ‘OPPOSED ANTHSTRIKE LAW   ‘Greeted With Cheers and Ap plause When He Entered ‘Committes ‘Room.

Fight Over Labor, League of Nations And Mexico Is On   Resolutions Committee Under. Senator Watson, ‘as “Chair - man, Has Hard Task Ahead to Secure Compro- _mise Factions Can Aaree Upon.

LABOR HEAD GOES TO CONVENTION WITH ITS PLANKS   UPPERMOST THOUGHT IN GOMPER’S SPEECH IS RIGHT OF LABOR TO STRIKE

GOMPERS APPEALS TO PLATFORM COM INLABOR’S BEHALF   TELLS G,. O. P. PLATFORM COM. MITTEE LABOR is UNCHANGEABLE ON RIGHT TO STRIKE.   SUBMITS LABOR PLANK FOR THE PLATFORM   Preservation of the Right To Strike Uppermost in Minds of Labor Leaders,

GOMPERS OUTLINES — ~ WORKMEN'S STAND ONG. 0.P. PLATFORM   Presents Pregram For Reductior _ Of High Living Costs, More 7 Freedom.   STATEMENT OF BARE FACTS

GOMPERS IS OPPOSED TO ANY ANTI-STRIKE PLANK   Laber Leader Appears Before Republican Resolutions  Cnammittoo

Gompers Defends Right to Strike   Republican Resolutions Committee Is Told That Labor Wil Fight to Last Any Attempt at Anti-Strike Legislation, Regardless of What Party It Is Sponsored by.

WHIRLWIND WILL COME IF TRY 10 STOP STRIKES GOMPERS TELLS &. 0. P,   President of the American Federation of Labor Selle Committee What Labor Wants.

LABOA'S DEMANDS GIVEN CONVENTION   GOMPERS OUTLINES LABOR PLANK FOR CONSIDERA. TION OF MEMBERS.   Legislation Which Makes Strikes Unlewful or Compel Arbitration Condemned By the Labor Head.

MEDALS  AWARDED ‘an AWARD  tat besa nd TAL Were Acpted by Secretary Dan ils

FRANCE SUCCEEDS IN CROSSING PASSAGI   Shows Order in Work of Reconstruction. —_.

CLEVELAND TAKES FIRST FROM ROBIN   INDIANS OUTPLAY BROOKLYN TEAM IN EVERY DEPFARTMENT IN OPENER,   Pinch Hitters Fail to Snatch Vietory From Defeat.for Na- ° tional Leaguers.

CLEVELAND WINS OPENING GAME, BROOKLYN IS BADLY OUTCLASSED BY INDIANS

CLEVELAND WINS FIRST OF SERIES AY THREE TO ONE   EBBETTS FIELD WELL FILLED WITH THRONG OF ENTHUSIASTIC FANS.   TEAM PLAY 1S EXCELLENT   Indians Are Adjudg  Best Material if Evidence of Fipst Contest is to Be Tensted.

CLEVELAND BST BOTH AN TEAM ANG INDIVIDUAL PLAY   Victory Over Brooklyf More impressive Than Score indicates.   ENTHUSIASM OF PRECEDING WORLD’S SERIES LACKING   Indian Players Vote Full Shar: of Portion of Receipts to bi Divided Among Them t Widow of Ray Chapman Killed by Pitched Ball.

CLEVELAND TAKES INITIAL CONTEST QF WORLD SERIES   Indian’s Individual And Team Play Much Superior To That Of Rrooklyn.   OUTFIELDERS HAMPERED BY STIFF NORTH WIND   Manager Robinson Uses Every Wile To Torn Defeat Into Victory Tn Pinal TPonings,

Indians Outplicy _ Dodgers In     Eyery Stage of the Game: ” " Coveleski_Stars.   (COLD AND HIGH WIND  CHILLS ENTHUSIASM   ‘Marquard, Mamaux and Ca dore Pitched by Brooklyn ; to Stage Come-Back.

INDIAND GEST SUPERBAD UY 310 1 SCORE   Gate Receipts are $79,049; High Wind Plays Havoc With Fielding of Fly Balls.

Largest Criminal. Prosecution Ever Held on Pa gifs. Coast Will Begin. With Arraignment As. Preliminary to Trial Likely . - te Open in February

THREE HUNDRED FACING TRIALS FOR KYDNAPING   Case Outgrowth of . W. W. ~ Deportations During Early Part of War.

FRANCE TO GIVE VIEWS ON PACT RESERVATION   Ambassador Jusserand is Instructed to Define Attitude of Government to Wilson «© .

NEW PHASEIN TREATY FIGHT   FRANCE AND GREAT BRITALS ; GETTING THEIR HANDS IN.    WILSON.IS CRITICISED   THE ALLIES DISPOSED TO HOLD HIM RESPONSIBLE.   They Would Much Rather Have the Treaty Ratified With Roser} vation, Than Not af Atl.

REPUBLICANS WILL WAVE SIXTY FIVE CONTESTING DELEGATES CONVENTION

ANIERICA'S ENTRY INTO LEAGUE WOULD HAVE MEANT PEACE   a t Oficial Washington Holds Tha -Russo-Poslish War Would “ Have Beon Stopped,   MORAL FORCE OF AMERICA WOULD HAVE HELD POLE!   Would Have Prevented Them fron Aggression on- Territorial Holdings in Russia.   LAWRENCE EXPLAINS It   Country Is Now Holding to Strict. ly Neutral Policy; Delicacy. ‘in Placing Blame. -

POLISH CRISIS NEVERUP WIT UL 5 INLEAGUE   General Belief That We Could Have Averted Mess Bv Joining. ~

LACK OF LEAGUE CAUSES LAMENT   LNTTED STATES BLAMED FOR POLISH SITUATION.   MIGHT HAVE AVERTED CRISIS   Meral Force Exerted by Member hip in Compact Sadly Lacking t= Time of Stress—Fugiand and Frasee Apart.

LABOR WARS ON OVERALLS IDE:   CALIFORNIA CARPENTERS THREA‘ TO BOYCOTT MERCHANTS WHO ALLOW CLERKS TO WEAR ’EM

CAMPAIGN TRIPS ANNOUNEES FOR HARD TODAY   Points in Middle West ana Through Border States Be Visited.

HARDING ‘TAKES HOLIDAY   Devotes. Day to Odds a: and Ends of Cam: palgn Work and Recreation

HARDING 10 MAKE 2 SPEAKING TOURS FARLY NEXT MONTH   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WILL CIRCLE MIDDLE WEST AND THEN GO SOUTH.   OKLAHOMA CITY ON LIST   Will hea Chattanooga and Louisville On Lat Journey According to Mtinerary Already Completed.

HANDING PLANS FOR TWO TRIP!   Second One Includes Indianapolis— Cox at Capital City in October

PLAN SWING SEN, HARDING IN CAMPAIGN   Through Middle West and South to Tennessee

HARDING READY FOR TWO TRIPS   Republican Nominee to Swing South to Chattanooga and West to Omaha.   STARTS OCTOBER SIXTH

HARDING TO KANSAS CITY   Republican Nominee May Pass Througn Atchison.   SPEAKS THERE OCTOBER 8   Will Deliver Address at Omahz October 7—Plans Two Short. Trips.

HARDING MAY SPEAK IN S. D.   SUGGESTION MADE THAT C4NDIDATE SPEAK IN STATE IN OCTOBER

HARDING TO GO ON TWO SPEAKING TRIP:   First Jaunt, Starting Oct. 6th To Take Him Into lowa And Southwest.

Harding To Move Off Front Porch   Announced Phat Republican Presidential Nominea Wik Make iwo Camymnaion Tring Darine October.

PLAN TWO TRIPS FOR SEN, HARDING   FIRST WILL INCLUDE KANSAS CITY AND OKLAHOMA CITY— OTHER INTO TENNESSER,

SENATOR HARDING TD TOUR MIDWEST EARLY IN OCTOBER   Eight Formal Addresses Will Be Made by Republican  Naminaa   IN DES MOINES OCTOBER 7

30. BL NOMINEE WILL MAKE » TWO CAMPAIGN TOURS IN 0C-  ‘POBER, ONE INTO SOUTH. ...

HARING PLANS SPEAKING TRIPS   Will Circle Middle Wes‘ and Dip Into South   EIGHT SET SPEECHES   And Number of Impromptu Addresses to Crowds in Cities where Short Stops are Scheduled will be Made— May Visit Northwest but will Not Go to Coast

HARDING TO SALLY FORTH   wo Speaking Trips Arranged For  West and soath.

PLANS COMPLETE FOR HARDING TOUR   Eight Addresses Wil ‘be Made by Republican ‘Nominee.   MIDDLE WEST AND SOUTH   As Far as Tennessée is Itinerary— Proposals or Trip to Pacific Coast Have Been Set Aside Definitely —Close Campaign in One of Latees Citjes of Ohio. —~

BIG “PORCH” DAY SATURDAY   Traveling Men to Go to See Harding at Marion in Thirty-Five Special Trains.

Wilt Make Trip During. First Half of October; Will Close Addresses: in Sorte Large Ohio ’ Cleese Goss Baw Visitors Wednesday.

HARDING TALKS AT DES MOINES ON OCTOBER 7   Will Make Two Trips Nex Month—One Will Be To St. Louis.

DES MOINES   ITINERARY OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ANNOUNCED   PLANS FOR TWO CAMPAIGN TRIPS.   The Republican Nominee is to Make Two Campaign Trips During The Month of October.—Senator Walsh Makes Statement.

HARDIN GSOON.OFF AGAIN      Senator to Begin Tour of Border States on October i,

HARDING MAKES NO oF LEGHES AND SEES BUT FEW VISITORS   Plays What May be His Last Game of Golf Before Election.   TWO SPEAKING TRIPS IN FIRST HALF OF OCTOBER   Will Circle Middle West and Dip as Far South as Tennessee-——Several Cities to be Visited Latter Part of Next Month.

HARDING IS TO LEAVE PORCH   REPUBLICAN .NOMINEE. IS PREPARING FOR TOUR.

SEN. HARDING BILLED FOR SPEAKING TOUR   Under Present Plans At Least Eight Formal Addresses Will Be Made,   COMPLETE ITINERARY HAS NOT YET BEEN ARRANGED

HARDING T0 TAKE SECOND TRIP IN OCT.   Speaking Tour, Circling Middle West and Extending A's Far South As Tennessee Is Planned By Republican’ Nominee.   INOT GOING TO WEST COAST   vil Leave Sunday For Baltimore ‘. Starting Point Of His Excursion Through Maryland, West Vir atin yn Kanban lew.   TO END CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

TO SPEAK IN INDIANAPOLIS   Harding Tour of Middlewesf Cities is Announced Today

HARDING AT OMAHA FOR OCTOBER SPEECH   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE GuITs FRONT ah aa LOWG   TO VISIT MANY STATES      Will Leave Marion for Swing Around Circle ‘Lhrough West and South.

NG 10 GET OFF FRONT PORCH   Plans Complete for Two Trips Circling Middle West; far South As Tennessee   EIGHT FORMAL ADDRESSES   Will Speak at Indianapolis on Night of October 15, Statement Says

HARDING 10 MOVE OFF FRONT PORCH, MAKING TWO TRIPS   Nominee Will Circle Middle West and May Go As Far South As Tennessee.

Nominee to Speak in Kansas City October 8, and in Oklahoma City October 9—Also Will Enter South.

HARDING COMING TOIOWA OCT, 7TH   SP ERE, VESE ER BPES SENPEN BD SPY TES Ea Ne  ING OF THAT DAY  Will Also Speak at Omaha, Kansas City and Oklahoma City on Swing Across the Pratries,

HARDING 10 SPEAK AS FAR WEST AS OMAHA   Arrangements Made for Talks By Republican Candidate In Several Cities

SEN. HARDING IN DES MOINES OCT, 7   as ' Will Also Speak In Qmaha, Kansas  Cily and Oklahoma City on Trip

Harding May Come To Wisconsin on Speaking  ~—~TPrip-Fhrough Mid-West

SHUT-DOWNS IN PLANTS OF EAST   LACK OF ORDERS CLOSES SEVERAL IN FACTORIES—-SINGER LAYS OFF 8,000

ARMISTICE DAY MURDER   Twelve Jwors Temporarily Accepted At Montesan:, Wash.

TWELVE VENIREMEN ARE TEMPORARILY ACCEPTEL   American Legion Will Not Seek té Have Unotiieial Jury Hear Evidenee and Return Verdict.

Pulls ‘Off Boldest Robbery in Recent Years in Middle West, nd Nearly Rate Away   RUNS INTO TWO POLICEMEN   Suspicious of Black Bag Ho Carried—Kills One Policeman and Then Comes Great Rattle   BARRICADED IN APARTMENT   ‘Held Off Hundred Police for Over an Hour Till -Shot Down— St. Joseph Man

MAIL POUCHES OX 1.0. TRAIN LOOTED OF OVER $100,000   Bandit, After Securing Booty Is Killed in Gun Battle With Chicago Police.   ONE OFFICER IS SLAIN BY DESPERATE ROBBER   Dead Outlaw, Age Only 22, Was ~. Known as Quiet Youth in St. Joseph, Mo.

TRAIN BANDIT KILLED AFTER MOST DARING ROBBERY THAT ~ HAS OCCURRED IN GENERATION

TRAINROBBER GETS $100,000   Four Bullets Kill Him. Most Daring Hold-Up in  Years,   MONEY ALL RECOVERED   Horace Walton Barricaded Himself in Building And Resisted Picked Rifle Squads For Over an Hour.

LONE ROBBER GETS $105,000 BRAVES SIEGE UNTIL SLAIN   Stands Off Chicago Firing Squad an Hour With Two Guns.   TIES UP 5 MAILMEN, CASUALLY SORTS LOOT

POLICEMAN IS SLAN DURING ~ STREET FICHI      Desperate Attempt to Steal $100,060 Frustrated. .

ROBS TRA $100,000; BANDIT 1S LATER KILLED   MOST DARING OF TRAIN ROBBERIES CULMINATES’ IN DEATH OF HOLD-UP MAN   PATROLMAN KILLED BY THE BARRICADED ROBBER

TRAIN ROBBER IS KILLED IN FIGHT WITH POLICEMEN   HORACE WALTON, 32, OF ST. JOSEPH, MO., SHOT IN CHICAGO.   $100,000 HE STOLE FROM CAR RECOVERED   Lifled Mail Bags on Illinois Central Railroud New Orleans Limifed —One Officer Dies of  VU oriade.

BANDIT GETS LIFE IS PRICE   Huge Amount. of Currency Taken from I. C: ‘Train © Is Recovered.   THIEF KILLED AFTER ‘TWO-HOUR BATTLE

ROBS TRAIN BUT PAYS WITH LIFE   Daring Bandit Fights Duel With Police Until Four Bullets Enter His Body.

LOOT OF 5100,000 RECOVERED   Robber Shot Four Times in Battle With 100 Chicago Police—1 Officer Killed, Another Seriously Wounded by Highwayman.

LONE TRAIN BANDIT SHOT AND KILLED   AS HE WAS TRYING TO  ESCAPE WITH $100,000 Foon   Chicago Policeman Killed by  _ the Robber Who Held Officers at Bay for Two ante.

POLICE KILL BANDIT IN GUN FIGHT   Daring Robber Rifles Chi cago Train; Gets $100,000   POLICEMAN IS KILLED   After Two Hours of Sniping Bandit Drops; Was H. Watton ©

One Officer Loses Life When He Walis Robber Carrying $100.000 Taken From Mail Ponch in Train Robberv   Fugitive Barricades Apartment and Battles Attackers for More Than Hour Till Dead From Four Bullets

SHOT IN ROOM WHEN BUILDING IS SURROUNDEL      LAD OF 22 FAILS ‘TO ATTEME' TO GET AWAY WITH $100,000 TAKEN FROM ILLINOIS CEN "TRAL TRALN

BANDIT BATTLES TWO HOURS WITH FLAT AS A FORT   Hundred Police, As Snipers, Pour Bullets into Chicago Apartment   IS FINALLY KILLED   STAGED MOST DARING HOLD-UP OF FAST MAIL TRAIN— $100,000 RECOVERED.

Lone Train Yeggq Killed After Daring Hold-Up; Chicago Policeman Dies   Fugitive toni Holds Hundred Cops at. Bay for Hour as Rift Fire Rains, Takes One Life, Before ‘alles . Kills Him.

LONE BANDIT DEFIES 100 »- POLICEMEN   CASH RECOVERED   MA OMAR AN ENN YY LEN LL     Robber Shoots Policeman, Flees, Holds Picked Officers at Bay Till Shot. te Death.

TRAIN ROBBER FICHTS TO DEATH   Holds 100 Chicago Police anc Rifle Squad at Bay,   ORE QF THEM KILLED   Walton Overpowered Five Clerka of Speeding Express, Looted Car. of $100,000 in Cash and Escaped to Apartment.

Bold Bandit Slain After _ Killing Chicago Officer   In One of Most Daring Train Robberies of Recent Years. Lone Bandit Holds Up Mail Car, Makes Get-Away with $100,000, Then Falls in Thrilling Battle.

MALS RW eCLy UE Car Occurred Near Chicago.  Police In Desperate Rifle Battle Shoot Down Man—Money. Is Recovered,

BANDIT KILLED AFTER BATTLING WITH 100 POLICE   Currency Amounting to $100,000 Recovered With Loot

POLICE SLAY BOLD BANDIT AFTER SIEGE   Holdup Occurs in Chi cago; Patrolman Shot to Death,

TAKES $100,000, BATTLES POLICE   ‘One Officer is Dying and An other is Seriously Wound- . , ed as Result.   DARING TRAIN ROBBERY

MAIL GAR BANDIT BATTLES CHICAGO POLICEMEN: DEAD   Secures $100D00 In One of Most Daring Train Robberies In Middle West.

HOLDUP GAINS. 400/000 HAUL; PAYS WITH LIFE   Robber Enters Mail Car and:  Uses Clerk to. Help -Him’ : Gather -Loat   LEAVES TRAIN WHEN CHICAGO IS REACHED:   Killed After He Shoots Police‘men Who Attempts~ to.Stoo His Flicdht . ®

Severest Blizzard In Many Year:   Michigan ‘Fowns Are Isolated by the Severest, Blizard for Years’

SOUTHERN MICHIGAN SWEPT BY BLIZZARD   MANY CITIES ARE CUT OFF COM. PLETELY FROM OUTSIDE WORLD—WORST STORM  IN YEARS -

GALES, SNOW TERO WEATHER AUTS MICHIGAN   Trains Derailed, Dozens of ‘Towns Isolated in Worst  ‘Storm State Has Had in i >

MICHIGAN TIED “UP BY BLIZZARD   Worst .Storm in Years Ha: ‘tsolated Towns and Paralyzed Railroads.   MEN - AFLOAT ON- ICE

GEDDES AT ST. LOUIS:   British Ambassador .. Te Lawyers Bolsheviki  Eenamiac. af Damneraryv

BOLSHEVIK! REAL REACTIONARIES, DECLARES GEDDES   Asserts United States and Britain Co-Trustees of Humanity

BUBONIC PLAGUE DEATH TOLL IN HAPID GAIN   Vera Cruz Isolated as Dis ease Spreads and Three More Die

HOW'D THEY GET THAT WAY?      rain Paci Marries Six ve Couples in Twe Hours.

JEALOUSY CAUSED LEROY KILLING   New Ciues In Trunk Murde: Case; Le Roy In Mexico, Is Belief.

~~ INCREASED   Mexican Bsndits: Hold “Americ eri can and Want Ten Times More Money,

FEAR AMERICAN HAS PAID RANSOM. WITH HIS DEAT   Time Limit Given Summers Fam. ily By Bandits Expired Yesterday.   THE RANSOM PRICE RAISED   From $500 to $5,000; State Department Doing All it Can  Canny Steemrmoarc

SAN QUENTIN FOR HARRY NEW   Hie Attorneys Announce He Will Go Within Five Days.

BILLY SUNDAY MAY. COME TO VINCENNES -FOR A BIG: REVIVAL   Vincennes Ministers Considering Scheme: to Get Him— Cost a Big Item. 4

JOHNSON BOLTS Blc LEAGUE CONFERENCE   Pres. of American ‘League  Will Take No Part In Base ball Re-Organization

“BAN” JOHNSON DECIINES.   WHE Not Attend Meeting of Basehal! Magnaicsa to Discuss Reorganization.

United States Government Will Not Stand for May Day Demonstrations. .

ROVERNMENT READY 70 GOPE WITH ARY TROUBLE ON MAY”   fustice Department Agents in All Parts of United States Have Re  ceived Their instructions.

DUVERNMENT [5 PREPARED FOR AED LABOR DAY   Precautionary Steps Taken to Prevent Demonstration by Internationals

U, §. 1S READY FOR RADICAL MOVES   [Demonstrations Reported Being  Planned For Saturday. May 1.

REVOLUTIONARY DEMONSTRATION LOOKED FOR SAT., MAY 1. HAS ATTENTION OF JUSTICE DEPT.

SECRET AGENTS ARE INSTRUCTED BY GOVERNMENT   ALL “REDS” ARE BEING CLOSEL) WATCHED BY OFFICERS— RUMORS OF BOMBS...

ARE READY TO CRUSH THE RED DEMONSTRATION   Justice Deparbnent Agents AH Over U.S. Gndered te Keep Kye on Agitutars May 3,

HISSED FROM THE PLATFORM   Hissing and Cries of Delegates Drove -Speaker From the Platform   AT ATLANTIC CITY   Government is Ready to Take Action on the May Dav Revolution

READY 10) GOPE WIth ANY MAY DAY QUTBREA   Governinent Watching Radicals To Prevent Any Revolutionary Demonstration.

Government is  Ready For Trouble   Preparations all Made to Cope Wit!  May Day Troubles Planned by Dadtiaate

MARSHALL 1S PLEASED   NO LONGER “POINTED TO WITH PRIDE" OR “VIEWED WITH ALARM.”

Vice-President  Is Satisfied.   Wants to Get Back Into Private Life

EVERYBODY PLEASED WITH SLATE--MARSHALL   Wants to Get Back Into Private Life—Some Dry Hoosier Humor Marks Interview.  :

MAY SERVE WHISKEY ON FOREICN VESSEY<   Rule Requiring That Liquors be Sealed While in U.S, Ports Reseinded by ‘Preasury.

LIQUOR ORDERS SUSPENDED.   Port Ban on Ships in Port to Be t ifenA

GEN. PERSHING FREED MINOR   Commander Tells Senate Body He Ordered Release of American Newspaper Man

MINOR FREED BY PERSHING   General Tells Senate Body He Issued Order.

LEGION MUST PROTECT — DISABLED SERVICE MEN    National Commander Says Organization Must Intervene Against Govern. ment Incompetency

BALL GAMES THIS AFTERNOON ARE OFF   Cloudy Weather CauseTwo for Tomorrow

LOWDEN WINS ILLINGIS   Carries Own State By a Dig Plurality In Yesterday's Primary.

DALRYMPLE 18 GIVEN A JULI   Federal Dry Commissioner i: Shorn of Much of His Authority By Kramer.

WINGS OF POWER HELD BY DALRYMLE CLIPPED BY KRAMER   Commissioner Who Clashed With Statc Authorities Gets 2 New Order.   NO SEARCH AND SEIZURE   Without Warrants and Presene of United States Marshal, Kramer Tells Him.

DRY LAW AGENTS -SHORN-OF POWEI   Commissionér’ Kramér Takes Authority From ,Maj..Dal“rymple’s’ Force. <=   RESULT OF IRON RIVER

DALRYMPLE SHORN OF MUCH POWER   t i Kramer Issues Orders Con{ trolling Raids.

RESTRIOT POWER OF PROHIBITION MEE      Agents in Six Central States May Not Go Beyond Locating Contraband Liquor

DALRYMPLE TONED DOWN BY KRAMER   Prohibition Sleuths Not Allow ed to Make Raids Without U. &. Appreval,

CONGRESSIONAL PARTY’S _ TRANSPORT ON MUD BANK   Delegation ts Halted Temporarily 4 . Quset of Far Eastern Tour

U. S. Transport Aground in Mud At Golden Gate   8, 8. Great Northern, Bearin, " Congressional Party, Meets With Mishap

EXPORTS GAIN; IMPORTS OFF   Reports for September Show Ship. ments Abroad Exceed August by $28,000,000.

IMPORTS OFF: EXPORTS GAIN   September Reports Show Shipments Abroad Exceed August.

PROMINENT LEADER WILL SUPPORT GOK   HIRAM JOHNSON’S CAMPAIGN MANAGER TO SUPPORT COX POR LEAGUE STAND.

FRENCH WARSHIPS ENROUTE   Dispatched to Odessa to Protect the French and Brazilian Sallors From the Bolsheviki

DOWNWARD TREND OF VALUES   People Refusing Longer to Pay FExcessive Priees.

FEDERAL RESERVE, NOTES CONDITIONS   Board’s Views More Optimistic Ox the Whole and Think Transition Period Concluded

ALBANIANS CONTROL AVLONA,   fiatians Taleu Off by Warship; Others wire in Retreat.

AVIONA IN ALBANIAN HANDS    Majority of Italian Garrison Taken , oft by Warships.

DRIVE ITALIANS FROM AVLONA   City is in the Hands of the Albani ans—~Four Hundred and Eighty. Five Killed.

WREST AVLONA FROM ITALY.   Libaniansa Drove Part of Garrison ou!

LL STRERI      Independent Prodecers to Open Roard of Trade te Hreak Pteturece Wonepolr.

d THAN 3100.00, WHITE ASSERTS   Democratic Fund ts Only About One-Tenth of Republiccan Budget.   COX WORKS ON EVIDENCE   Nominee Avers He Has Complete Data on Opponent’s Camnaion Plans.

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND. IS VERY SMALL      LESS THAN $100,000 ACCORD. ING TO REPORT MADE BY CHAIRMAN WHITE.   White Denied the Statement of Rep. resentative Britten that the ’ British Embassy Had Contributed to Fund.

DEMOCRATIC FUND IS BELOW $100,000   ‘Chairman White Says Receipts Are Far Less Than One Tenth of Admitted Republican War Chest, Party Has No Budget and No District Allotments, He Says

DEMOCRATS HAVE NO BUDGET PLAN   Campaign Fund Receipts of Nation al Committee is Less Than 8100,000,

NOT $100,000 IN DEMOCRATIC SAFE   National Chairman Says Contributions to Cox Come in Slow and in Smai Amounts; Denies Gift By Britist  . Embassy to War Chest.  F

MEN DRAFTED IN JULY      Killed in September General Wood Declares.

CHAIRMAN HAYS AGAIN DENIES LOK o GHARGES   Republican National Chair. man Reiterates Chicago Statements.   Says Quota Was Tentative Goal Fund $3,000,000, Not $15,000,000,

Colgate & Co. Charged With Violating AntiTrust Law in 56 Count:   Indictment in Federal Court Charges IHegal Fixing of Re-Sale Prices.

VIOLATION OF ANT! TAUIST LAW CHARGE   Indictment Containing Fiftysix Counts Returned by Federal Grand Jury Against Colgate & Company.

THE ANTI-TRUST LAW IS CHARGED   Fifty Six Counts Against Colgate & Co.—Officials  Issue Statement

COLGATE COMPANY INDICTED   Bill Containing Fifty-Six Counts Charg. ing Violation Sherman Act is Returned.

COLGATE & CO. INDICTED.   Charged With Dlegally Fixin; Resaie Prices to Wholesalers and Jobbers,

COLGATE AND CO. INDICTED AGA   Perfume Manufacturers Are Charged With Violating the Anti-Trust Law.

QUTBREAKS ARE AGAIN STAGED BY TRISH MOBS   One Policeman Killed From Ambush and Another Shot By Unknown Assailant   POLICE AND SOLDIERS OPEN FIRE ON HOUSES   TOWN OF THURLES Is TER. RORIZED BY THE RIOTERS RIFLES BEING FIRED AND WINDOWS SMASHED.

IRISH KILL TWO POLICE IN OUTBREAK   Running Fight Follow Shooting of English Officials in Dublin.

DUBLIN THROWN INTO A PANIC   Troops Started to Take Matter Int Their Own Hands After Officer Was Assassinated By Someone Unknown.

TWO POLICEMEN IN DUBLIN SHOT IN RIOTS   Government and Military Authorities Exercise Extraordinary Precautions.

IRISH RIOTING GROWING WORSI   Two Policemen Shot and Government Taking Measures “to Stop More Bloodshed.  SOLDIERS TAKING HAND

BRITISH WATCH IRISH CLOSELY AFTER RIOTING   EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN SOLDIERS RAN AMUCK AT THURLES

TWO POLICEMEN SHOT IN THE LAST AS HOURS   Government and Military Autherities Taking Extra Precautions to Prevent Furiter Outbreaks in Freland.

lhe WEATHER   Two Policemen Have Been Killed in Past TwentyFour Hours   TROOPS WATCHING FOR NEW TROUBLE   Home of Sinn Feinn’ s President Wrecked by Federal Troops

‘FLIER SEEKS NEW -HONORS   Schroeder Would Fly from Coas to Coast in 10 Hours,

CHINESE ARE LAX.   Japan Says This Is Gause of Trouble With Korea,

BLAME CHINA FOR BANDIT ACTIVIT}   Japanese Aver Chinese Laxit Is Responsible for Attacks on Japs.

CONCLUDE FIGHT ON ARTICLE TER   Final Vote on Section of th Peace Treaty Will Be Taken Sometime Monday   HOPE FOR PBATIFICATION   Only Last “Minute Reversal, However, Can Save Treaty From Anothor Deadlock

TO VOTE MONDAY ON ARTICLE TER   Compromise Farther Away Tkan Ever.

With Irreconcilable in. the  Saddle, and Hope of Ratification Vanishing, Senate  Decides To Act.     WILL BRING FIGHT TO CONCLUSION AT ONCE   Hope of Approval Is Not Entirely Dead, But Only a Change of Sentiment Can Pravent a Deadlock.

OENATE WiLL VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN Al MONDAY SESSION   Irreconcilables Again in Saddie, With Compromise Apparently Further Away.   RATIFICATION VOTE MAY COME BY MIDDLE OF WEEK   Hope of Adyocates Not Entirely Dead, Though They Concede the Cards Have Run Against Them and That Only Last Winute Reversal of Form Can Prevent Another Deadlock,

FINAL VOTE 0 ARTICLE TEN MONDAY NIGH   With Irreconcilables In Power Hope of Ratification Is Not  Entirely Dead.

PEACE TREATY FATE SOON TO BE DECIDED   MIDDLE OF PRESENT WEEK MAY SEE IT OUT OF THE WAY.    Decision Reached in Senate to Vete  Om Reservations to Articie Ten Before Adjojuramert ef Menday Seasion.

Article X Re-Dyaft.. Will. Be _Broughit Yo an Issue With ‘Spetches Limit 7  ito 45 Minutes:   BORAH’S*“AMENDMENT ACCEPTED BY LODGE   Republicans ‘Are United on ‘New Reservation; ; Democrats. Are Divided.

LODGE AGEPT HI LANGUAGE   FOR RESERVATION ARTICLE TEN THAT DEMOCRATS SAY CANNOT ACCEPT.   Awreement Reached tc Vote On Al Reservations Tc That Article Monday Nicht Session.

Vith Foes. of Peace Treaty Again in Saddle the Senate Agrees to Bring to ~ Swift Conclusion Action on Article Ten

SENATORS 10 END FIGHT ON ARTICLE TEN   Foes and Friends of Pact Ready to Cast ‘Fatal’ Ballot Monday

CHANGE MONDAY   \greement Reached to End Reservations Fight—Bitter Foes in Saddle With Ratification Appearing Doubtful.

FINAL VOTE 0 ARTICLE TEN TC COMETOMORROV   Pact Supporters Are Suspicious of Snare  In Lodge Move.

EOFS OF TREATY CONTROL SENATE   Final Vote on All Reservations Will Be Taken To Morrow,

SENATE 10 BRING ARTICLE 10 FIGHT TO CLOSE MONDA\   Under Agreement Final Vote On Reservation Bill Will Be , Taken Before Adjourn ment Tomorrow Night.

SENATE WILL TAKE HINAL ACTION ON AAT GLE MONDAY   Treaty Foves Have Kull Sway at Saturday’s Session   LIMIT DEBATE TO 15 MINUTES

VOTE MONOAY FUR FINAL SHOWDOW!   FOES OF THE PEACE TREAT‘ OCCUPIED THE SADDLE DURING SATURDAY   RATIFICATION. 1S UNLIKEL   Irreconcilables and Administra tion Leaders Will Not Let Substitute Motion of Lodge Get By Them.

TREATY IRRECONCILABLES ARE AGAIN IN SADDL   Possibility of Compromis: Seems More Remote than Early in Senate Fight.

TREATY FOES ARE IN SADDLE; LITTLE HOPE FOR A SETTLEMENT   Borah Reservation Amendmen Accepted by Lodge—May Vote Monday.   REPUBLICAN LEADER JOINS FOES OF PACT   Some Favoring Compromise Hope for Last Minute Reversal of Situation.

WILL CLOSE FIGHT OVER TREATY NOW   [Supporters of Article  Tey  Without Compromise See Final Vote This Week ~

Termer Nominee for ‘Gov ernor of Wie ee ee eo eee eee © ee Caer Te

BOWMRICH 10 BOCH HARDING   Former Badger Democrati ~ Nominee for Governor Quits Wilson

CHICAGO WORKERS QUIT WORK    Four. and Sixty Men Employed In Pipe Extension Walk Out.

460 CITY LABORERS STRIKE   Water Pipe Extension Workers at Chi. cago Are+ Demanding $8 Per Day.

CUMMINS GEEKO A RESTORATION   ‘To Transportation Act of the Anti-Strike Provisions of Measure.   SAYS IT WILL HELP, - NOT HURT THE MEN   Campaign of Education Made Railroad Men, Themselves, Fevorable to Measure.

CONGRESS WILL FAGE PROBLEM UF ARBITRATION   Seek Restoration To Trans portation Act Of AntiStrike Clause.   IS EFFECTIVE WEAPON   Senator Cummins. Believe This Means Better Than the Strike. 

EAPECT FIGHT OVER MOVE FOR LABOR DISPUTE ARBITRATION   Senator Cummins Plans te Seek Anti-Strike Clause In Bill.   REJECTED BY HOUSE   Contemplates Having Proposal Made Part of Transportation Act.

MRS, CRAWFORD DEAD   ‘nd to Widow of Former Governor This Morning

HUET TODAY   Two Negroes Are Killed ir Disorders Near Birmingham Friday

GASTON CHEVROLET ILE) IN RAGE   Loses Life in Creat Contest a Los A‘ jeles.   ED O'DONNELL NEAR DEATH   Two Cars Collide in World’s Premier Contest—Mechanician John Bresnahan Is Seriously Injured in the Thanksgiving Crash.

CHEVROLET DIES IN AUTO R&CI   jreat Driver Instantly Killed ir World’s Premier Contest.   O'DONNELL IS NEAR DEATH   Mechanician John Bresnahan Serious. ly Injured When Cars Crashin Big Thanksgiving Event at Los Angeles.

FORMER GEAMAN CHOWN PRINGE [0 READY FOR TRIAL   Take Me Instead of Those Whose Only Offense Was Patriotism, Wilhelm Says. .   SENDS PRESIDENT WILSON A PERSONAL CABLEGRAM   What Action Will be Taken on Message Not Disclosed, bat White Hotise Sutgests Reply May be ReExpression of Opposition to Trial of Former German Emperor,

ana He WOULD MAKE SACRIFICE   Former Crown Prince Ca bles to President   IF VICTIM IS WANTED   By Allies. He Says ‘‘Let Them Take Me Instead of 900 Germans Who Have Committed No Other Offense than that of Serving Their Country in War’’—Repiv Possible

FORMER CROW PRINCE OFFERS THLE TQ ALLIES   Willing to Stand Trial for Wrongs of Countrymen   MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT

UhOW  N PRINGE TENDERS otLt AS THE VICTIM   CABLES WILSON HIS OFFER T¢ TAKE THE PLACE OF MEN DEMANDED BY ALLIES.   As ‘nited States Is Mot Party T Treaty The Offer Will Probably Be Ignored.

FERS SELF FOR TRIAL   Frederick Wilhelm Suggests That Ailies Take Him.   SENDS WILSON MESSAGE   Probable Action of President Not Disclosed—-Cablegram Comes Direct From Refuge in Holland of Former German Heir Apparent——Lan.sing Refuses to Comment.

Hun Prince Offers Self For Trial, As a Martyr   WRITES PRESIDENT—LATTER OPPOSES EXTRADITION AND TRIAL GF HUN FOR WAR DEEDS

FORMER KIER SON CHBLES TO PRESIDENT   EX-CROWN PRINCE OFFERS T0 BE “VICTIM” OF TRIAL BY ALLIES,

FORMER CROWN PRINCE - WILLING TO SURRENDER FOR CRIMES OF GERMANS

——_—_—_— —— om eee — NN RIS EEE  PRESIDENT PROBABLY WILL NOT REPLY TO SURRENDER OFFER ~ OF CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK

EX-KAISER’S SON WOULD BE MARTYR   : WRITES PRESIDENT WILSON HE IS READY TO PAY FOR HUN WAR CRIMES,

Former Crown Prince Would Stand Trial for ‘900 Wanted by Allie:   Cablegram Suggesting He Alone be Tried is Sent to President Wilson.

LABORING MEN BUY FACTORIES   For the Manufacture of Clothing and Will Sell to Each Other   GREAT REDUCTION

RAILROAD MEN BUY GLOTHING FACTORIES   Will Arrange to Sell Clothing, Underwear and Gloves at Price Reductions Ranging From 25 to 60 Per Cent.

RAILWAY WORKER CUTLIVANG COST   fuy Factories to Manufacture Own Clothes and Sell Them Cheap.

GFRMAN ASSEMBLY OPENED YESTERDAY   RESENTS ACTION OF ALLIE! IN HOLDING BACK SILESIAN DEPUTIES   Government Had No Alternativ But to Send Troops to Ruhr, Said Premier   Asserts Existence of Republic anc Not Military Measures Dictated Act

GE RMAN ASSEMBLY OPENED YESTERDAY   RESENTS ACTION. OF ALLIE: IN HOLDING BACK SILESLAN DEPUTIES   CONDEMN FRENCHMOVE   Government Had “No Alternativ But to Send Troops to Ruhr, Said Premier

PLAN TQ SHANGHA HINDUS SUSPEGTE      Possible Collusion Between Unitec States Immigration Officials and British Interests.

soto theeeeieameaiememnanhtidtiasenelinencan tine ties ee  FORMER EMPRESS 0 GERMANY NEAR DEATH IN EXILE AT DOORN

ASAW HAcNRaLtT   Boleheviki Clairn No Intention of Robbing Poland of Inderrendence.

BIG TONNAGE DECREASE.         } Monthly Report of U. S. Stecl Corporguion Issucd ‘Totlaiy.

NEW CRATER IS DISCOVERED   Interise Excitement and Panic Reigns Among Inhabitants

Inhabitants in Stricken Territory in Panic as Lake Forms and Volcano Spurts Smoke.  FULLY 2000 CASUALTIES  lew baler is. Formed On Mt. Orizba.  ee ee

LAKES COVER THE SITES OF 7 FORMER TOWNS   Full Extent of Terrible Earth quake in Mexico is Gradually Being Learned.

BIG LAKE COVERS FORMER SITE OF MEXICAN CITIES   Seven Towns Blotted from Map by Encroaching Waters; ” New Volcano Active.

NEW CRATER OPENS IN MEXICO: CITIES ARE DESTROYED   INHABITANTS IN WEST. ERN PART OF VERA CRUZ ARE THREAT ea eS   PEAD TOLT. CROWS   At Least 2,000 Casualties Resulted ‘from Saturday’s * Quake.

ANIL HEIN  MEAG AY NEW VULCAN WAEARS DEATH   Earth Disturbances Follow Outbreak of Crater Near Teocelo   ‘REAT LAKE FORMS ON VILLAGE SITE   More Than 2000 Are Killed in Last Few Davs in Republic

New Crater Opens on Orizaba.   tAuother report from ike Mexica carthyuakes ts given on puxe 3.)

MEXICANS ARE EXCITED OVER NEW VOLCANO   New Crater in State of Vera Cruz Becomes Active — Twenty Villages Destroyed by Recent Eruptions.

200 QUAKE DEAD IN MEXICO RESUL CF VOLCANO STE   Opening of Supposedly Extinct One and New Crater Taken as Calamity Cause.

1 MORE MEXICAN TOWNS IN RUINS; 2000 ARE DEAD   Loss of Life Will Total . That Number, Say Dispatches   VOLCANOES ARE ACTIVE

7 TOWNSIN MEXICO . WIPED.OUT ; LAKE IS "FORMING ON SITES   Earth Disturbances Destroy Villages, Kill Many.

MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE CAUSED BY VOLCANO‘   DISASTERS CONTINU® AS NEW OPENING IS MADE NEAR CRATER; LAKE FORMS OVER FORMER CITIES.

LAKES OF WATER IN VILLAGE OF MEXICC   Earthquake Causes Water Ti Pour Into Mexican Villages.   Intense Excitement and Panic Reigns Among Inhabitants Because of Opening of New Crater.

SEVEN TOWNS. ~ ARE OVERWHELMED   By Earthquake in Mexico and a Great Lake is Covering Their Remains   34 BODIES ARE RECOVERED

GREAT EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY VOLCANO; , REASON FOR QUEKE   Details Gathered of Deadly Re sults of Big Tremor in Mexican District

PEOPLE IN PANIG WHEN GRIZABA OPENS CRATE   Voleano is Emitting Smoke it  ! District Terror Stricken ; By Harthquake.      DEATH TOLLS ARE GROWING   Mexican Government Sends Aid tc Sufferers in Vera Cruz State.

Crater in Orizaba Begins <c aera eee _ Amit Smoke, Says  Report.

MEXIGANG EXCITED VER NEW VOLCANG   ORIZABA HAS NEW CRATER EMITTING SMOKE SAYS OFFICIAL REPORT   Casualties Near San Miguel and Country Districts About Cordoba Placed At That Ficure

MEXICAN PEOPLE IN PANIC WHEN VOLCANO REVIVES   New Crater Is Opened In Orizaba Mountain Near Vera Cruz.   BELIEVE NEW: ERUPTION CAUSED RECENT QUAKE   New Reports Tell of Eurth er Loss of Life Among Natwes.

Blt QUAKE STRIKES TERROR WW MEXICO   SEVEN TOWNS OVERWHELMED WITH WATER AS RESULT OF ~ LAST SATURDAY’S EARTH SHAKE UP.

SEVEN TOWNS: ~ INUNDATED   Renewal of Barth Disturbances: ir Moxivo Causes Great Take te Form,   RECOVER "34 BODIES   DISTURBANCE 18 A'P TEOCELO NEAR UALAPA . *      Mexicans “Are. Alarined by “Open hig or New Crater of Voleann, *  i Oracaha, in. State of Vern Cr

SEUUND ORIZADA CRATER SMOKING   Natives Are Panic Stricken Say Army Men In the District.

CORDOVA PAME STRICKEN.   Opening of a New Crater inOld Yolcuny Frightens Wexicexns.

Their Former Sites Now - Covered with Water .) States Report.   DAMAGE BY QUAKE MOUNTING HIGHER

(QUAKE LEAVES LAKE   WATER ENGULFS SEVEN MEXI. CAN TOWNS,   Panic and Intense Exciternent Reign Among Inhabitants Because of New Volcano.

MEXICAN TOWNS INUNDATED BY QUAKE ACTION   Depression Causes Forma“tion of Lake Over Seven Cities — Thirty - Four Bodies Are Recovered

A NEW CRATER HAS OPENED IN MOUNT ORIZABI   Mexicans Much Excited Over Development in Quake Situation.

NEW VOLCANO FOLLOWS QUAKE   Eruption Explains Mexico's Severe Shaking Up.   TOTAL DEAD STILL UNKNOWN   Final List Will Total Two Thousaad— Volcano in State of Vera Cruz.

LAKE ENGULFS TOWNS   Earthquake Causes Water To Pour Into Mexican Villages.   Intense Excitement and Panic Reigns Among Inhabitants Because of Opening of New “Crater.

STRAW BALLOTS POINTED THE WAY   Rexall Vote Correctly Forecast Result in Every State Except Olkahoma and Tennessee   BOTH OF THESE WERE CLOSE   As Early as October 15 it Appeared That Senator Harding Would Sweep The Country

THOSE FOLKS.SAY, “I TOLD YOU SO.’   Big Drug firm Made Remarkably Close : orecast of the Election Results

BLOOD TRANSFUSION M’SWINEY’S ONLY HOPI   Noted Trish ‘Hunger § Striking Prison i er’ in’ State of { Somlceoma:

LORD MAYOR OF CORK STILL AMONG LIVING   PHYSICANS NOW EXPRESS BELIEF HE -MAY LIVE FOR DAYS—FACTIONS IN NEW RIDNTCA

GUMPERS ACTIONS ARE REPUDIATED  BY LABOR HEADS   Forty Prominent Leaders Sign an Appeal to Their Fellow Werk- ers to Elect Harding and Republican Senate   RESENT GOMPERS’ ATTEMPT   To Deliver the Labor Vote te Support of Ceox—Denounces Wilson Administration and its Attitude Toward Labor.

LABOR LEADERS ISaUE AN APPEAL   RESENTMFNT EXPRESSED OVER GOMPER'S ACTIVITIES   URGE ELECTION OF HARDING   Endorse the Republican Recerd, Denounce the Govenant of League of Nations and Appeals for Protective Tariff.

FORTY PRISONERS HAVE BROKEN JAN   Escaped During the Night from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Lockup After Sawing Bars Away.

IRISH HOLD UP A STEAMER   Vessel Proceeding’ Between, Gork- arid Quéenstown Stopped . and Aris Seized by Sinn Feiners. -

NTAIKER WANT THEIR SENIORITY RIGHTS LOST THROUCH THE WALKOUT   MAKE PUBLIC LETTER TO GRUNAT DEMANDING INFORMATION AS TO PROCEDURE,

ASK INFORMATION UF oENIORITY AIGHTS OF HIN   HEAD OF THE CHICAGO YARD MENS ASSOCIATION QUESTIONED.   TELL HIM TO “COME OUT FROM UNDER COVER.’   Strikers Realized That the Railroad bor Board Will Not Give Them Recognition, Writes Official  To Union Head.

WANT RESTORATION SENIORITY RIGHTS   STRIKING SWITCHMEN DEMAND THAT GRUNAU INFORM THEM HOW TO GET THEM.

Ask Head of Yardmen’s Association to Tell Them How to Get Seniority Rights Back   SEE FAILURE OF STRIKE   Demand That Grunau “Come Out From Under and Say Something Definite’

‘WHEN WILL YOU LIND $1 HOURLY? MEN ASK CRIN   “How Can Seniority Rights Be Regained?” Demand Made on Head of Yardmen.

STRIKERS MAKE DEMAND ON GRUNAU FOR ADVICE   Ynsurgent Switchmon. Manifest. Concer Over Preservation on Their. Benfority Bights

MAKE DEMAND ON GRUNAL   ;  PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN OF ASSO. CITION TELLS OFFICIAL HEAD TO “COME OUT IN THE OPEN”

ASK GRUNAU FOR AN EXPLANATION   Switchmen Want to Know How to Get Seniority Rights Restored

STRIKERS DEMAND ACTION OF GRUNAL   "Come Out From Under Cover” Reads Letter From Strikers in Chicago to‘Leader of Out-law Walkout

ON STRIKE   In Chicago Districts De. mand Satisfaction of theii Leader—Light Co. Faces Shutdown.

DEMAND GRUNAL TELL WEN lh TO GET RIGHTS   “Come Out From Cover; Say Something Definite,” Strikers  Ask Yardmen Officer

WANT GRUNAU 10 GET BUSY   Outlaw Striking Switchmen Are Asking Questions of Their Leader.

Striking Chicago Switchmen Want to Know Just Where They'll Get Off if They Stick to Hin.   ADMIT RAILROADS ARE GETTING ALONG WEL!   Strikers Demand Man Whe Led Them Into Trouble Tel Them What He Can Do tc Save Their Seniority.

SENIOR SOLON SCORES TEMPEA NF PPONENT   Asserts Debate Could Not! Change Facts as Given in — His Milwaukee Speech   REITERATES STATEMENTS = ON TREATY AND RAIL BILL   Asserts Oi] Promoters Gave Lenroot Dinner and Proposed. Him (or President

DUBLIN HAS QUIETED DOWN.   Not the Slightest Sign of Threatened Easter Rising.

DUBLIN SITUATION NORMAL   No Sign of Any Easter RisingTrouble in Cork Feared by Some.

NO SIGN OF AN ~ ASTER UPRISING IN IRISH CAPITOL   +3 . tChig ates vie z ore : Impossibility of Obtaining Evidence.

DUBLIN IS QUIET WITH NO SIGNS OF EASTER RISING   Resignation of MacPherson Caused Not the Slightest Ripple of Excitement,

EAOJER AloING IN IRELAND [9 NOT EXPECTED   MAY BE TROUBLE IN CORK 01 INQUEST FINDINGS 0¥ MAYOR'S MURDER    {  Trouble of Securing Evidence Against Murderers May Lead To Unusual Measures

DUBLIN REVOLT FAILS DESPITE EASTER SCARE   Resignation. of Chief Secretary for lreland Occasions  Scant Attention

INDICATIONS POINT TD FW. GALBRAITE NS LEGION HEAL   Wednesday Sees Close OQ A. L. Convention In Cleveland.

NIGHT PROWLEE            9 Howe of Shirley Hamilton th of Towh ist: Night.

NIGHT PROWLERS.   Shot Into Home of Shirley Hamilton North of Town Last Night,

PEACE REIGNS IN MEXICO   International Bridge at El Paso Shorr of Army Guard First Time in Five Years.

Baseball Go-Between Denied Admission to American Learur Games in New YVeork.

NEW:PARTY IS 370 ENTER. RIN(   Forty-cighters Plan Conven. * Hon af Chicago ‘Jone i0 9.18: Btate ‘Aims ~

PLAN TO LAUNCH AMERICAN PART)   Committee of Forty-Eeight Will Announce: Favoring Railroad Ownership

HOPE TO FORM 4 NEW PARTY   ‘tional Convention Planned h  Committee of Forty-eight.

WILL FORM NEW POLITICAL PARTY   Committee of Forty-Eight to Meet in Chicago July Tenth.

OHIO REPUBLICANS MEET IN STATE CONVENTION   Devote Night Session to Jollification Over Nomination of Harding.

REPUBLICANS OF OHIO HAPPY   Meet in State Convention and Jollify Over Hamiinase

OGLESBY IS OUT FOR LEN SMALL FOR GOVERNOR   Defeated Candidate to Back Republican Choice For I} linois Governor — State ment Sets Rumors at Rest.

OGLESBY BACKS LEN SMALL FOR GOV. OF ILLINOIS   Statement Gives Reasons for Accepting Result Announced.

JEGLARATION READ INTO SENATE RECORD   negral Expressetl Gy Greun of Won at Aligex on France,

ATTACK ON FRANGE 4S. REGRETTED   Declaration: of Public Men Rea Into Senate Records.

R. V. LEAGUE IN GOOD MEETING   Women Voters League Elect Officers for the Year

ALTAUK ON THE NEWLY NAMED SECRETARY OF STATE  Signalizing a Renewal of Treaty   Signalizing a Renewal of Treat Fight in Senate   ‘Lodge Says Treaty Will Be Kept Continuously Before Senate   Until Final Action on Reservations and Resolution of Ratification.

rs ne Files Bill Objecting To the Report of ‘amimiss oners In MississippiArkansas Boundary Suit.

PLATEORM IS ADOPTED.   West Virginia Republicans Als: Nomiaete Livel For. Supreme Curt Justice.

MAY CUT DOWN THE YOTE   imclement Weather tn flown Fi«# pected to Deerease the Namher of Riallotse lisaed.

BAD WEATHER MAY CUT DOWN VOTE IN STATE   Country Roads Are Re ported To Be Almost Impassable.

WITH BROKEN NECK, SPEEDS HOME TO DIE   Injured by Vall in California Georgia Man Wins Race to Home Town.

LEGION NEUTRAL BETWEEN LABUT AND EMPLOYERS   HOT DEBATES IN CONVENTION      COMPENSATION ACTED ON AND 1921 CITY IS CHOSEN.

LEGION LABOR “STAND GHITTE   Heated Discussion Follows: Minority Report Calling for  ‘Reiteration of Policy.

AMERICAN LEGION STRICTLY NEUTRAL IN LABOR AFFAIRS   Stand of Ex-Service Men Or ganization Towards Politics Up Today.   POPPY ADOPTED AS FLOWER

POSITION OR LABOR ARQUSES DISCUSSION   ' BARRAGE OF ARGUMENT START ED WHEN LABOR QUESTION  j §#S@BROUGHT UP

REPORTS RECEIVED 'BY AMERICAN LEGION   RESOLUTIONS MAKE NO MEN. TION OF STAND ON LABOR QUESTION.   FAMOUS LEADERS SPEAK   Sincere Sympathy Is Expressed for   - President Wilson in Present Suffering.

AMERICAN LEGION CONDOLES WILSON   Sends Messige To President Sympathizing With Him In His  Present Affliction.

LEGION TO MEET IN K. G. IN 1921   BARRAGE OF RESOLUTIONS FILLS SECOND DAY OF CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND.

LEGION ADOPTS STAND ON LABOR   Recent Statement by D’Olier Is Organization’s Official Attitude   HEATED DISCUSSIONS   Expression of Sympathy Js Forwarded to President Wilsen

STRICT NEUTRALITY 19 ATTITUDE OF LEGION   LABOR QUESTION DISCUSSED A’ LENGTH AND POSITION IS RE AFFIRMED—MBSSAGE TO PRE SIDENT REITERATES LOYALT' PLEDGE

ORGANIZED LABOR AS LEGION SEES IT   Will Have No Participation in Controversy With Capital.   COMMANDER’S _ POSITION   Recently Defined Accepted as American Legion's Interpre_ tation of Its Stand in Relation to Labor-——Strict Neutrality Desired by Ail Factions——Politics Not Up.

HEATED DlaGUaS!ON UVER ATTITUDE Ch ORGANIZED LABOR   Strict Neutrality is What Al . Factions of the American Legion Want.   BARRAGE OF RESOLUTIONS AND COMMITEE REPORTS   Five Minutes of Cheering Interrupts Convention When Gen. eral Marie Fayolie and Party Enter Hall—-Gen. Leonard Wood Makes Brief Address.

FRENCH SOLDIERS KILL AMERICAN   U.S. Lecturer fs Shot While Traveling in Cilicia

AMERICAN KILLED BY FRENCH   Investigation Ordered Over the Deat) of Arnold Helde Who Was On ~ a Lectueing Tour,

AMERICAN SHOT ~BY FRENCH GUARI   Atiold Heide, Lecturer, . Was Sko While in a Dispute With Guards  ig

INVESTIGATION ASKED.   Arnold Heide. American. is Killed hy French Guard.

HAS 80 BILLION PAPER MARKS   Germany Poor With Great Flood of Money—Budget Shows Deficit of 67,000,000,000.

SUPPORT OF COX.   WA  By Kentucky's Delegates at Large ACTION TAKEN  Just Before Adjourn    ment of Convention This Morning

COX WiLL GET BiG FOUR. AND TWENTY OTHERS   Twenty Jistricts Out of Twen ty-s'x in Kentucky Instruc Delegates For Ohioan.   Remaining Six Go Uninsiructed

ook WILL GET KENTUCKY VOTE   STATE CONVENTICN GIVES OHIO GOVERNOR DELEGATES AT LARGE, BUT DISTRICTS GIVE HIM LARGE MAJORITY

ahit Une Ae n (iat PRIMARY  JOHNSON BEATS HOOVER .     BADLY IN CALIFORNIA  elu YEQMy me   AENTUCAT GOES FOR COM  De AL I UAi bub’ SruR  With ‘Pwo-thirds of the State of Indi. ana Heard From Wood Leads John son Over 5,000 Votes,   JOHNSON BEATS HOOVER .  BADLY IN CALIFORNIA   De: SENTDGAY GuES FOR OOX   With Two-thirds of the State of Indie ana Heard From Wood Leads John son Over 5,000 Votes

With Two-thirds of the State of Indi             ) Heard From Wood Leads Johnson Over 5,000 Votes.

COX FAVORITE. . IN KENTUCKY; - GETS 20.VOTE!   Deemocratic Delegates a Large Instructed for Ohio  fae epee

TRAP BIG FORGE   Several Casualties Among Iris! Constabulary   BULLETIN

Bioody Fight in County Cork ts Reported.   PORIGEMEN INA  SECOND BATTLE   Go to Relief-of the Royal Irish Constables.

DECLARE SOLDIERS ABUSE!   OFFICERS TESTIFY AGAI NST CAPTAIN DETZER EN\ COURT MARTIAL

Often Fail, Says Charles E. Hughes, 4  in the Art of Governing Ourselves

DEMOCRACY 15 A JOKE PEOPLE CAN NOT RULE THEMSELVES SAYS HUGHE!   TRIS GREAT NATION FREQUENTL PRESENTS SORRY SPECTACLE IN GOVERNWENT.

WEAKNESS OF DEMOCRACY   Hughes Points Ouut “Lost Motion’ in Republican Form of Gov- — ernment,

HUGHES KIDS PEOPLE OF U.S   SAYS LEGISLATURES AFFLICTED WITH LAW PASSING MANIA. *

WE ARE NOT SO WUCH.   Mr. Hughes Says We Make a Sorrs Speetacie of Government,

HUGHES SPEAKS AT HARVARD   Says in Art of Governing Ourselves We Often Pre sent Sorry Spectacle   Declares Passion for Legisla tion Not a Sign of Demo cratic Progress

GOVERNOR HUGHES ARRAIGNS AMERIG:   Not Only Fall Short In Governmental "s Affairs But Frequently Present Sorry Spectacle..

Americans Make Poor “Out” at Self-Government in Some Ways, Says Charles E, Hughes

PREVALENT HERE, HUGHES STATES   Americans Frequently Present a Sorry Spectacle in Government. Speaker Says

GOVERNING AnT IN U.8. FALLS BELOW WHAT (9 EXPECTED   Charles E. Hughes Says Nation Even Frequently Presents a Sorry Spectacle.   Declares Too Little Perspec: tive and Abundance of Dreary Futilities.

ADDRESS TO LAW STUDENTS   Charles Evans Hughes Spoke at Harvard  Law School 

BRITISH EXACT PROMPT REVENGE   ‘THREE CIVILIANS KILLED AND HOUSES BURNED IN REPRISALS FOR MURDER  OF POLICEMEN   IRISH OUTLOOK IS DARK   STORMY TIMES ARE INDICATED  BY RETORTS—MACSWENEY QO tee

SINN FEINERS GET TWO MORE POLICE   Situation in Ireland Througt Ambushes and. Reprisals, Is Worse.   PROBE MURDER OF LYNCH   Press Pans Authorities for Actions of Police and Tronns.   RBULLETIN

Avers Europe Will Not Buy Our Sur plus Production and Business Will Slump   SPEAKS TO N. Y. BUSINESS MEN

American Business .Will Soon Be Staqnant Should League Fail,Cox Asserts   Cox Would Take Counsel Of Root, Taft and Senate

LAW EMPOWERING GOVERNOR T0 USE RANGERS IN PORT STRIKES GOES.INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT   Amendment to Tick Eradication Law is Also Effective Tonight; Bills Passed at Special Session

NEW LAWS IN EFFECT TONIGHT   !  BILL GIVING GOVERNOR POWER TO USE RANGERS IN HANDLING STRIKES TO BECOME EFFECTIVE   THE OPEN PORT BILI   The Law Was Passed By the La: Special Session of the Legislature and Was Known As The Open Ports Bill.—Other Iaws In Kiffect.

“OPEN PORT BILL” ISIN EFFEGT AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   Legislation Enacted by Spec ial Session is Now in Effect.

PEN PORTS BILL BECOMES LAW TONICHT   SEVERAL NEWLY ENACTED STATUTES WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON. NEW YEAR,

ATTACKS UPON STEERING COMMITTEE DRAWS REPLY   McOumber Predicts Johnson Will Have Time After Chicago Convention

ANXIQUSLY AWAIT WORD FROM BRYAN   The Prohibitionists Want to Know If Commoner Will Be Their Candidste

Commoner is Lecturing In Montana When the Honor is Accorded Him By Convention — Probably Will Deeline

BA ge A rR ne 0 De lh clade a eh hia  OUTLINES CASE AGAINST FORMER PITTSFIELD WOMAN

CLOSE HASKELL DRIVES   Grounds Will Be Closed to Outsiders at 10:30 at Nighi

GEN. CALLES EXPECTS NO  AGREEMENT WITH VILLA  Be Thea sssnertated Pease

IOPOSHTION 1S  OHUWN BY VILLA NOT TO sUPPORT LATEoT REVOLT   Bandit Leader Awaits Conference With Gen. Calles Before Deciding Course to Pursue Hereafter.   CHIEFTAIN RESTING WITH PERSONAL BAND   Minister of War Believes That There Is Little Likelihood of Reaching a Satisfactory Agreement.

FORMER OPERATIVES OF CITY DETECTIVE AGENCY   ARE ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO INFLUENCE, INTIMIDATE AND DISCREDIT GOVERNMENT WHIWEecre

Llodge’s Keynoie Speech Just Scholarly Arraignment of ihe Democrats.   FEW GLD-TAMERS PRESENT   Leaderless, Unbossed Crowd of Delegates Fill Main Floor of Coliseum —Many of Them Mere Novices in Potitical Game.

NO PYROTECHNICS ATG. 0.P. MEET   Delegates Calm as Lodge Arraigns Wilson Administration. ©   DELEGATES ARE LEADERLESS   Many of the Old Guard Are Absent Though Some of the Veterans Are in Evidence on the Floor.

NO PYROTECHMICS FIGURE. - (NBIC SHOW   Delegates Calm as. Lodge Arraigns Wilson Administration.   DELEGATES ARE LEADERLESS   Many of the Old Guard. Are ‘Absent, Though Some of the Veterans Are in Evidence on the Floor.

NO FIREWORKS — AT CONVENTION   .odge’s Keynote Speech Just Scholarly Arraignment of the Democrats.   FEW OLD-TIMERS PRESEN   Leadertess, Unbossed Crowd of Dele. gates Fili Main Floor of Coliseum —Many of Them Mere Novices in Poiitical Game.

4 1 Followiig Stites" Wak ined by Member’ of Rosalie tions” Subcominltee.

Locklear, Whom Many Yoloites Have Seen In Air Stunts, Dreps To Death On Lcs Angeles Field

MME GALLI-GURGI GIVEN A DIVORCE   Husband Withdraws His Infidelity Charges

ATTACK TROOPS IN. DUBLIN   Civilians Fire on Armored’ Car—Sol: dier Is Wounded in. Clash—Ex. _~  plosion- Kills Seven, * >

FIRE ON TROOPS IN DUBLIN   Armored Car Attacked by Civilians— Soldier Is Wounded,

ATTACK TROOPS IN DUBLIN   Civilians Fire on Armored Car—Sol. dier !s Wounded in Clash—€x. plosion Kills Seven.

Warrants for Arrest Asked After Gov. ernment Witness Appears Before Federal Probers—One Alleged Rum Ring Fixer Arrested.   ATTACK TROOPS IN DUBLIN   Civiiiars Fire on Armcred Car—Sol. dier !s Wounded in Clash—Ex. plosion Kills Seven.

FIRE SWEEPS STERLING CAMP GROUNDS   Tabernacle Among Property Burned, Loss $10,000

IOWA FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONER   H. G. Lorimer of Chariton Appointed by theU. 8. Attorney General

“HONORS TO H. G. LARIMER   “Sle Is Appointed Fair Price Commis sioner for Iowa.

gt, aneanmemainanrsnaaruel H. G. LARIMER APPOINTED TO FEDERAL JOB IN IOWA

CHILD DESERTION   Charee Made Against Calvin) Knight By His Wife.

WANT AN IRISH TRUCE   Galway County Counci} Wants 4 Cecessation of Hostilities

IAISK PARLIAMENT ASKS FOR AUCE WITH BRITISH COVERNMENT AUTHORITIES   SUGGESTS PEACEFUL MEASURES BE USED TO BRING ABOUT END OF TERRORISM,

IRISH REPUBLICANS SEEKING PEACE; SEND MESSAGE TO PREMIE!   Galoway County Council Passes Resolutions Against - Present Conilitions.

GALWAY» COUNCIL FOR TRUC   {RISH REPUBLICAN BODY APPEALS TC REPUBBICAN. PAR LIAMENT 3   To Nezotiate Peace With the Government—Reign  - of Terror Detrimental to Both Counties.

TRUCE URGED IN ENGLISH-IRISH REPRISAL WAR   Republican Body of Irish County Adopts Resolutions to This Effect

IRISH-ENGLISH TRUGE PROPOSED LEADING PEACE   Suggestions from Gal way Officials and Sinn Fein Leader.

JOINS IN SINN FEINERS TRUCE REPRESENTATION!      Gateway County Council Appeals to Irish Republican  Parliament. to Act

MILLIONAIRE © DRAFT EVADER   Escapes Guards—Was Permitted to Leave Prison to Seek Money He Had Secreted.

K. U. HELD FIRST CHAPEL IN FRASER   Chancellor and Dean Kelly Wei. comed the Summer Students  Today

DARING ROBBERY NETS IMMENSE OUM: VIADUCT OGENE OF THE HOLDUP   SCORES LOOKED ON WHILE ROB BERS RELIEVED MESSENGERS OF THE MONEY,

SIX KILLED BY _ EXPLOSION IN RUBBER PLAN?   Ten Others Seriousty Injurec in Accident at Muskegon, 3 Mirch #

TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILES TWO INJUREL   FAST VANDALIA TRAIN CRASH ES INTO AUTO WHOSE ENGINE WENT DEAD ON TRACK.   VICTIMS. IN LOGAL HOSPITAL   John Brewer Sustains Broken Leg— Alpha Culp Also in Hospital— Smith Brothers Escape,

TO SELECT UNKNOWN HERO. FOR INTERMENT IN PARIS   From Eight Unidentifiec Bodies One Will Be Cho sen to Be Laid Beneatl Arc de Triomphe.

Dismissal of Fifth Count in indictment Another Deveiopment of Wednesday.   STALKIN HORSE HELME APPEALS FOR FREEDOM   No Crime to be Worked Into er O« of a Campaign, He Maintains Might be Dishonest bat Not Plegu! Describes Newberry Campaign c: Orgy of Spending Morey.

“STALKING HORSE” IN TRIAL WANTS FREEDON   James W. Helme, Indicte With Newberry, Says Ha Was Not Conspirator   THE CASE DRAGS Oh

DAY OF ARGUMENT IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Follows Discharge of Fifteen More Defendants   +  James W. Hetme Makes a Picturesque Appeal for Freedom-—Decclares His Innocence   ‘DEFENSE WILL ARGUE TODAY

HELE APPEALS FOR HIS LIBERTY   Could Not be Conspirator with Mr. Newberry   Stalking Horse of Campaign Maintains it is No Crime to be Worked Into or Out of Campaign—Fifteen Additional Defendants* are Dis charoed.

HELME WANTS FREEDOM.   Defendant Declares He Never Advocated Election of Trnman H. Newberry

UHIGAGU COAL *  WEN HELD FOR BIG FUND  eden > rit Ft   COX GIVES DUE NAMES.   TELLS OF A MEETING IN WHICH A FUND WAS ALLOTTED.

S60,000 QUOTA ON COAL DEALERS. OX   ¢. 0. P. MADE ATTEMPT 1( LEVY SUM IN CHICAGO, NOMINEE SAYS.   Information to Prove $15,000,000 “Slush” Fund Charges Left With Committee.

COX TELLS OF CAMPAIGN.   Nominee Issues Statement Tc ,, Give Committee Leads on ° Big Found.

$80,000 SOUGHT FROM CHICAGG   Governor Cox Gives Details of Republican Finances In Question to Hays   NAMES ARE MENTIONED   Roosevelt Discusses Confusion In Maine Due to the Suffrare Amendment

GOVERNOR GIVES INFORMATION ONG. 0. P. FUNG   Intends to Furnish Senate Committee Leads to Activity to “Buy the Presidency.” Leaves for St. Paul.  es ner eee amen,  PAUP NOOR Anrairnn wir   Confers With Senator Walsh of Montana. Col. E. Lester Jones, Director Coast and  Geodetic Survey, Talks on Reclamation.

FURTHER CHARGES ARE MADE BY COX   Candidate Gives Out “Leads” t * Senate Investigating Committee.

COX PRODS THE COMMITTEE.   Leaves Senate Investigators Some Leads to Follow Up.

COAL DEALERS WERE LEVIED COX DECLARES      Asks Hays “Whether He Knows Anything Of a Quota Or As sessment On Chicago Coal Men Ta. ¢2n Hon   IN CONFERENCE WITH MOORE   AT MINNESOTA FAIR TODAY

~~ FORBIG FUN   COX GIVES DUE NAMES.   TELLS OF A MEETING IN WHICH. A FUND WAS ALLOTTED.

LEADS ARE LEFT FUR COMMITTEE   Cox Gives Out Statement on Leaving Chicago   SEES PARTY LEADERS   Jnable to Stay to Furnish In. formation to Investigators Candidate Gives Out Leads Which He Expects to Develop Facts About Contributions to Republican Fund

MAY INVESTIGATE GALVEST'NSTRIKE SITUATION NOW   WOULD APPOINT COMMITTEE TOC REPORT TO PRESENT LEGISLATURE SESSION

 MARSHFIELD FAIR IS FINANCIAL SUCCESS   TOTAL ATTENDANCE  26,000— OSAGE GIRL LOWERS TRACK RECORD FOR PACERS

MARSHFIELD FAIR.IS FINANCIAL SUCCES:         TOTAL ATT ANCE — 26,000— OSAGE GIRL LOWERS TRACK RECORD FOR PACERS

[RUE DEMOCRACY 5 KAPP PLEDGE (0 GERMAN RACE   ‘onservation of Rights of Working People Also Is Assured by the New Chancellor   TATES ARE DIVIDED   ome Readily Grant Recognition To New Government While Others Are Loyal To-Ebert

Opposing Governments in Germany Carrying on Struggle for Control   SOCIALISTS PROCLAIM STRIKE OVER COUNTRY   Kapp Assures People‘His Government Will Mean True Democracy; Ebert Calls Upon Masses to Stand by Old Regime; Bertin ‘Begins to Feel Pinch of Hunger Again.

GOVERNMENT  MATCHING WIT AND FORCES 10 GET SUPREMALY   Kapp Is Using Every Effort to Assure the German People That His Regime Stands for Democracy.   EBERT IS TRYING TO RALLY HIS SUPPORTERS   President of Old Government Calls Upon Socialists and Working Classes to Stand By Him to the End.

Is Termed Bloodless Revohition— Undercurrent Of. Anviety Because Of Precautions Taken At  Public Buildings. POSSIBLE: , CLASHES SEEN  Ludendorf’s Name Mentioned ‘As Having “Had Interview With New Chancellor —: Hindenburg  May Be President.  ~ To  oMYIAWEY- tM Beak Of tA NTI)   IS. NOW TWO-MAN CABINE]

Establish New Headquarters at resiien or Stattgart--Socialists and  orking Class Appealed Te--Advise se of Strike Weapon to Secure Downfall of Revalutia  i Government Forced Out of Berlin   General Strike Called

MATCH WITS FOR GERMAN CONTROL      Old and New Governments Call Upon the People To Support Them.   KAPP AND DEMOCRACY   Nevy Chancellor -Assures Germans He Will Protect Rights of All Classes.

DON’T BUY ALL YOUR GOAL NOW, IS ADVICE   Coal Merchants’ Officials Declar Supply Will Be More Plentiful And Cost Lower

OAME = ULO DOPE   COAL MEN HINT THAT COAL WILI BE CHEAPER.   Says Prices and Supplies will Improve By November,

Residents and Pleasure Seekers Are Driven Into City for Shelter— Awnings and Signs Twisted Loose and Blown Into Streets— Windows Barricaded.

BRIDGE DESTROYED ON THEL. & N. ROAD   BAROMETER AT NEW ORLEANS 1S RISING AND WIND HAS ‘DROPPED THERE.

GULF STORM SPENT FORCE   ONLY MINOR DAMAGE REPORTED ALONG THE COAST.   New Orleans Reports Barometer Risfing, but Townes East Are Cut Off and Herricane May Have Been Severe There.

DRY OFFICIAL DECLARE: THERE'S ONLY ORE WA} ENFORCING AMENDMEN]   Purchase by Government o Every Ounce of Liquor Will Do it,

ALL LIQUOR,   Coustitutional Amendment Can Be  Exforced When Government A¢

ESCAPED FROM MADHOUSE ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO (Snecial to The Renuhtican)   Was Thought Harmiess

ESCAPED FROM MADHOUSE ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO  {Qractial ta The Baniukliaan }

CAN’T STEAL. BRITISH CROWN   “New Precautions Taken by Govern ment to Avold Repetition of — Crime of 1671,

‘CANNOT HELP SOLDIERS NOW   Republican Leader Monde Told House Ways and Means Camwittee It Caw Re Da

WATCHMAN SLAIN IN BANDIT FIGHT   Catches Robbers in Attempt to Open Safe of Cloth Concern: Shot Before He Can Fire.

JAPAN READY 10 DROP SHANTUNC   Sends Official Note to China Al Her Pedges Are to Be Lived Up to.

GERMAN MADMAN FOR WAR   Berlin Papers Fear Entente Will See Violation of Treaty.—Order Received From War Ministry.

KENTUCKY WOMEN CLOSE 10 BALLGT   Lower Heuse Passes Bill Permitting .'fhem Te Vote In Coming Presidential Election.

HORSE BADLY CUT BY FALL   Speciaiist's Piescrip'ion, Prevente {Cc mplication.

BLACK HAND IN ST, LOUIS.   Treasurer of Battery Company Missine —Note Found.

Police F Find ind Black ‘Haed Latter is in  -Office of Missing St. Louis Man  ene

Representative Flood, Rankgin Democrat, Attacks Republican Resolution   FORESEES AN ENDLESS - INTERNATIONAL TANGLE   WOULD MEAN LOSS OF $750,  - 900 IN GERMAN PROPERT" SEIZED HERE; IS HELD UN CONSTITUTION AL.

REP, FLOOD ATTACKS © PEAGE RESOLUTION OF G. 0, P. LEADERS   Will Not Be Accepted hy Germany and Will Thus Be Ineffective in Restoring Normal Trade Relations.

PEACE VOTE 10 BE TAKEN FRIDAY EVE   IT IS BELIEVED THAT GERMANY WILL NOT ACCEPT TERMS OF RESOLUTION

WOULD GERMANY ACCEPT HOUSE PEACE MEASURE?   REPARHENTATIV Fe FLOOD TELLS  : REARONS WH REPUBLICAN MEASURE TO END WAR WITH GERMANY WILL FAIL.

SAYS PEACE ACT WOULD BE REJECTED   Minority Report on Reso. lution Declaring Peace in Effect is Filed   Declares Germany Would Not Accept Kesolution if Adopted

SEES ENDLESS “ENTANGLENENTS IN DEAPE HAN   Pemorratic Congressman Submits a Mi party Bepert to the House   SAYS U.S. WELL LOSE ON SEPARATE © PEACE PACT   Declares Congress ‘Is Assuming Pow ers of the President and Cites Otber FNffieulties.

SAID SHE THREW  HER MONEY AWA)   Mrs. Parker Spent Hundreds Seek ing Health—Tanlac Restores Her-

SAYS HONEY WAS SIMPLY THROWN AWAY   MRS. PARKER SPENT HUNDREDS SEEKING HEALTH—TANLAC  pretmores ose,

CHESTER’S GUARD OFFICIALLY FIREI   KANSAS CITY COMMISSIONERS ALSO REVOKE LICENSE OF DETECTIVE AGENCY.

EDWARDS IS NOT ON LIST OF DOC BAKER   Anti-Saloon League Superin tendent Puts Stamp of Approval on Several Aspirants for Presidency.

ne ” ”. 7. i we se  TELEPHONE 80 ALL NEWS; PAPER ALWAYS GLAD .TO RECEIVE IT

APPEALS 10 LEAGUE BY LITTLE NATIONS   CLAMOK FOR RECOGNITION AND RELIPE FROM ILLS.   Geneva Aseemblivy Mail Bardcecaed With Applications— imendments to Covenaat Still sabiert  ef Discussion.

CREDIT OF WORLD BELIEVED SOLVED BY THE LEAGUE   Catalinas and Montenegrins Complicate Matters With Requests for Freedom From Oppression,

VARIOUS APP RETARD WORK . * LEAGUE COUNL   Program of Present Meeting Is Delayed By Numerous Complications   INTERNATIONAL CREDIT PLAN NOT COMPLETED   South American Delegates Were Hosts to Fellow-Members At Banquet

SWAMP LEAGUE WITH REQUESTS FOR LIBERATION   Montenegrins Want Relie! From Serbian Troops’ Occupation   CATALANS ASK LIBERTY   FINANCIAL COM READY WITH REPOPRT ON INTERNATIONAL CREDITS INSTITUTION

CATALANS ASK TO BE “FREE FROM SDAIN    Work on Plan for International Credits Hailed With Satis- ~ faction by Delevates- aa

APPEALS WADE TO LEAGUE ASSEMIBL   CATALANS AND MONTENEGRINS ASK FOR INDEPENDENCE.   CREDITS PLAN PREPARE   Pueyrredon Denies ‘Report That Argentina Would Withdraw From League.

INDEPENDENCE 19 BEING ASKED BY TWO COUNTRIES   Catalans Want League te Free Them From Spanish Yoke.   REVISION OF SERVES TREATY ALSO SGUGHT   Pinancial Committee Work ing Out Plan for Internnational Credits Institution.

Appeal to League of Nations’ Council: Serbians Charged With. Cruelty;. Plan International Credits.

SMALL COUNTRIES MAKE REQUESTS FROM LEAGUE   Catalans and Montenegrins Make Appeals for Assistance to Council.

OMAHA MAIL PILOT DESCRIBES “RECORE   Bs Non-Stop Flight From Chicago Tc Omaha, Over Atlantic, In Lese Than Four Hours.

Non-Stop: Flight: From. Chicago T: Omaha, Over ‘Anita, -Ih Leas  n° Four’ Houta ‘by  "mail Pitot.

The Water Supply  of Greenville         Probably a Mistake in Analysis-—Another Report in Few Days—tIn Meantime Boil Prinking Water as Precaution. yi

PROGRESS BENG ‘MADE TOWARDS.  PEACE AN IREL ANE   Public Demand For An  Irish Truce Is Growing.   PREMIER GIVES IT CLOSE ATTENTION   May Have Important Announce. ment To Make In Near Future

PROGRESS TOWARD PEACE IN [RELANI   Leaders of AW Parties Ave Said tt Be Giving Assistance in Move punk for a Perec.

FOCH WANTS TO ” ENTER   j —_ rn ASKS PERMISSION TO ENTER THE RUHR DISTRICT WITH j WITH 40,000 TROUPS

"ADE RUHR WIT! 000: ALLIED: “TROOPS                   each.” ‘Warfare : _Developes Be ent’ Troops ‘and. Reds—“Labe'  . Renew Threat of General Str

POOR PAY CAUSES ~ PREACHERS 0-QUIT   Rethadigy  Deplate the Tete dency of Many Men to Quit The Ministry to Better Sup port Their .Families.—Urges.  Immediate Tmnravement. .

Deplores Fact That Some Are Leaving Ministry Because of Low Salaries—Plain Statement.

POOR PAY GHUSES = PREACHERS 10 QUIT   Methodists Deplore the Tendency of Many Men to Quit “The Ministry to Better Stipport Their Families —Urges  Tmmodiate Tmaravement.

TWENTY WITNESSES HEARD   Dailey Hopes to Finish Government's Case Next Week.

4 INDICTED AS PROFITEERS   Chicago Federal Grand Jury Votes True Bills in Sugar and Potato Probe.

4 INDICTED AS PROFITEERS      True Billa in Sugar and Potato Probe.

QUAKED TODAY   Seismograph Registers Shock Today 4,300 Miles From  Washington.

N RIVERS IN MANY SECTIONS OF MICHIGAN   5 Families Driven trom Homes on Hull’s Flats, Near Flint.

MICHIGAN RIVERS ARE NEAR DANGER POINT IN FLOODS   Ice Jams Accentuate Danger— Dynamite Used to Break Out Gorges.

EUROPEANS CRITICISE THE “SCANTINESS OF AMERICAN ‘GIRLS BATHING. SUIT:

AMATEUR SWIMMERS IN FUTURE MUST USE MORE MODEST BATHING SUITS   WUST BE CUT HIGH IN NECK ANI WITH DUE ALLOWANCE FOR SHRINKAGE.

IS SUED BY DAUCHTER   Woman Asks for Vindication of Moth. er’s Name, é

WOMAN SUES FATHER FOR HALF MILLION Te VINDICATE. MOTHER?   RICH MINING OPERATOR UNDER FIRE IN SUIT FILED IN SEPERTOR COURT.

DAUGHTER APPLIES TO COURTS TO COMPEL ut YINDICATI MOTHERS --FAIR WAM

Daughfer Sues Father for $500,000 to Vindicate Name: of Her Mother and Brothel

HALF MILLION “VINDICATION   Daughter of Millionaire Wants Names of Rel atives Cleared

‘The Academy ‘Wins  Over Indianols   Not a Safe Wit Was Made From Chaney's Belivery, According to the Record. -

The Academy Wins  Over Indianola      Not a Safe Hit Was Made From Cha ney’s Delivery, According to the Record.

Must Keep Spirit of Covenant Cox States Position Squarely Full Text of Speech Is Given

OFFICERS OF LAW REPORT PAORRESS   Great Prohibition Activity In This District

DRY LAW’S AGENTS MAKE BIG HAUL IN SOUTHEAST   ‘Government Collects $473,056 in Liquor Taxes and Penalties from Persons * Arrested in Five States 

LATE NEWS BRIEFS   . MOL EST HOME BREWERS   Prohibition Agents: Keep Busy i > Modnsluine Territory.

375 Moonshiners Arrested,  774 Mlegal Stills Are Seized ~. In Raid In Five States

TAREE HUNCHED MOON OHNE A ARE ARRESTED   HEAVY WAULS MADE BY EN. FORCEMENT OFFICERS IN THE LOUISVILLE DISTRICT,

THE. PRHIBITION. ~ OFFICIALS REPORI             PMOONSHINERS WERE .” “ARRESTED IN NOVEMBER      The Southcastern Prohibition’ District Reportg Show. Many Violators of ‘Prohibition Laws Captured, With “Heavy Ptnaltics, :

MOONSHINER CROP IN KENTUCKY BIG   375 Alleged Illicit Distiller: Were Arrested in November.

DRY NET TRAPS LARGE NUMBER IN PAST MONTE   375 Moonshiners and 774 Stills Captured In Southeastern District.

PROHIBITION OFFICERS CLEANING UP IN SOUTI   Many Moonshiners, Illicit: Stills and Liquor Taken Into Custody, Totalling $97,649..

Loyalists’ Burnings and Lootings of Nationalist Propert: Called Worst in History 0! Irish Municipality

IRISH MODERATES MEET.   Conference Is Being Held to: Devise Plan to Establish Peace in tealand.

IRISH MODERATES FOR HOME RULE   Conference Opens at Dublin ta Unite in Statement to Premier.   MOBS TERRORIZE LISBURN   "roperty of NationaMsts Looted and Burned by Loyalists in Reprisal  for Murder of Inspector ¢  Swanzy Last Sunday. ie

MODERMTES UNITE IN PEAGE DEMAND   Irish in Conference at Dublin Ask Home Rule.   AGREE ON NOTE TO PREMIER   Lisbon Terrorized by Mobs—Property of Nationalists Looted and Burned in Reprisal for Murder of Inspector Swanzy.

PENNSY OIL UP TO 5:80 BBL   Inérease of. 15 Cents Is Announced In Pittsburgh— Not Expected to BrmgtIn New Supplies.

OIL ADVANCES SHARPLY AGAIN   Pennsylvania Crude Is Now $5.80 a Barrel.   PRODUCTION INSUFFICIEN   Continued Advances Not Bringing Oil— Prairie Oil & Gas Company Announces an Advance.

NOWAGE INCREASE UNTIL MEN COME BACK 10 WORE   This is Statement of Reciever for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit. -

BORAH TO SPEAK FOR HARDING   Idaho Senator Will Take an Active Part in Campaign.

PACKING COMPANY HEADS. ARE FINED   CHICAGO PROMOTERS ARE POUND GUILTY BY COURT

JAIL TERMS FOR PACKING CHIEFS   Chicago Judge Sentences Offic ials of Defunct Concern   WOMAN IS AMONG NUMBER   Eight Convicted of Using the Maile to Dafrand

GARAANZA FURERAL TRAIN WRECKED: BOEY IN CRUDE aX ROVERED RY   ‘Mexico City in Mourning for Assassinated  - President—Revolutionists Order Death Penalty for Herrera.

7 Mui Sara! erent aici ‘GOVERNOR ALLEN 1S — PRESENTED WITH PAINTING

Will Talk to Small Delegation at the White House Wednesday   WILL BE HIS ONLY CAMPAIGN ADDRESS   is UNDERSTOOD TO WELCOME OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A BRIEF ADDRESS TO HOLT DELEGATION,

ISSUES OF ie FUTURE   President Wilson in Telegram to Young Americans Democra: Club Says Issues of the Future.   DETERMINES STATUS OF UNITED STATES   Cal's Upon Young Men and Women of Nation to “See the Vision of Onportunity Which Now Presents Itself.”   Believe Wilson Will Make Plea for Cox and League

TREATY WRONGS OF RGYP1   Senile mienanel  Norris Demands Adoption of Reservation Calling for Early Terwmimation of Pratectaratc.

Norris Nemnnds Adeption of Reservation Calling for Early Terwinatlon of Protectorate.

Ground Gained Earlier in the Attack by Government Troops, at Wesel Is LostBefore New Onslaughts.

BESIEGERS Ik FLIGHT BEFORE SUDDEN SORTIE   Artillery Drops Shells in City and Then Is _ Withdrawn.

WORKMEN MAKE SOME PROGRESS ARGUND WESEL   Government Forces Expected To Hold City, However  Ce eet eee emt te  in 4

WORKMEN MAKE SOME PROGRESS AROUND WESEL   Government Forces Expected To Hold City, However     Artillery and Machine Gun Fire Lipayy

EBERT RUSHES FRESH - FIGHTERS TO BOLSTER WAR AGAINST RADICALS   Death’s Head Hussars and Uhlans, Crack Troops Rushed by Government to Reinforce Besieged Troops at Wesel; Dissension Among Workers; Snipers Are Left in Evacuated Territory.

BY MACHINE GUN FIRE: uni) FIOM AT CHEMNITZ  2      If Troops Obtain Possession, It Is Threatened,  General Strike Will Be Immediately Called

a SS  World’s Record for Altitude Flight with Three Passengers Is Set at San Antonio Fiek

ITALY DESIRES PEACE   BUT HAS GUNE LIMIT OF CONCESSIONS, SAYS NITIT.   Premier Says Country Will Demand Fulfilment of Pact of London: Only as Last Resort.

ITALIAN CLAIMS MUST BE SOLVED IN PEACE—NITTI   Will Demand Fulfillment of London Pact on Adriatic

LONDON PAGT Ta BE LAGT AeoUh: ITALIAN PRERIIE   “We've Gone to Limit Makine Concessions in Adriatic Dispute,” He Says.

TALY TO STAND BY LONDON TREATY      Will First Try Though To Settle th Adriatic Question By Other Means.

ITALIAN PREMIER SHOWS LAST CARD   Says London Pact Will Be Used Against Jugo-Slavs   HOPES FOR SETTLEMENT

FISHERIES TREAT PLANS OPPOSED   HEAD OF MERCHANT MARINE COMMITTEE EXPLAINS CONSEQUENCES.

FISHING TREATY FATAL TO U. S. DECLARES JONES   Proposed ‘Treaty With England Will Drive America Off Sea

THREE KILLED IN A TORNADG   Windetorm of Terrific Force at “Nevada, Mo., Also Does Darnage” .~

THREE KILLED IN A TORNADO   Windstorm of Terrific Force at Ne vada, Mo., Also Does Damage to Buildings.

THREE KILLED IN A TORNABO      Windstorm of Terrific Force “at” “ vada, Mo., Alé6 Do nage to Buildings,

TORNADO AT NEVADA, NO.   Three Men Killed—Much Property Damage.   WRECKED BANK BUILDING   Wall Fell on Shoe Shine Parlor Where All Three Victims of the Storm Were.

John A. Finigan  AUCTIONEER Concord, Mass. 404-9   Auction Sale of Furniture

OLIE ALAPLANES ULD 10 AME RICE   Eleven Aluminum * Germar Ships Orderd Held Up by Inter-Allied Commission.   Taking of Zeppelin Machines Savagely Attacked by Dr. Eckener as “Naked Robbery.”

GIVEN TERM OF. 30 TO 60 YEARS   Heavy Seittence Received by Man Who Figured in Re cent Hotel Aster Hold-up

Capital Times Will Flash Election Returns Tonight: Remember Badcer 2201

Capital Times Will Flash © Election. Returns‘ Tomorrow Nicht: Remember B. 2206

BIG DROP SHOWN IN GOLD OUTPUT   Slump Reported at Convention it Session at Denver

NET OPERATING INCOME OF RAILROADS SHOWS DEFICIT OF $64,000,000 IN JANUARY

PAK NCOME OROPS $14,000. 000 IN NVONTI   Weather and Coal Strike Bring $64,000,000 Deficit; Back Mail Pay Reduces Loss

INCOME OF RAILROADS DROPS   Severe Weather and Coal Strike Is  Given as Cefnuse of Decrease.

FINANCIAL SHOWING FOR JANUARY POOR   Despite Bad Conditions, However, Heavy Tonnage Was Handled hy Nation's Railroads,

PLENTY OF TEACHERS   Demand Will. Be Fully Met This’ Year Says Miss Wooster

TO SELL TEN SHIPS ABROAD   Americans Show No Interest in Pur. chase of the Vessels.

10 SHIPS TO BE SOLD ABROAD   Deal Authorized When Americans Show No Intersst in Purchase ee of the Vessels.

132 Miles In 44 Minates Is. New Air-Mark   Lieut. Mosley, U.S. A., Win ‘the Pulitzer Trophy - With American: Plane

Berlin Is Returning  to Normal Conditions; Industries Are Busy  ; i

Spartacans Continue Appeals while Postal Service .Op ates, Stores Open and ‘Some Railways Resume.

List of Dead and Extent Of Damage Grow With Reports From Devastated Area   Some Towns Entirely Destroyec By Great Shock of Tuesday

IN NORTHERN YTAL'   Area More Than 300 Miles Long and 150 Miles Wide Affected. Big Casualty List.

WIDE DESTRUCTION IST LARGE TOWNS   In One Place Postoffice ts Overthrown and “Buries ‘Whole Staff of Clerks

[PALIAN QUAKE KILLS SCORES: CITIES IN RUINS      vizzane, Town of 117,000, Prac tically Wiped Out; Post Office Force Buried in Wreckage      FALTERING TMESSAGES GIVE ; ONLY. PART: OF, DETAILS

EARTHQUAKE TAKES HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE   Italian King Visits Stric ken Areas Where Hun dreds were Lost.

SCORES DIE ~ INEARTHQUAKE   District North of Florence. One  Town of 17,000 Reports Every  Building Damaged.

HUNDREDS NAY ~AAVE LOST LIFE ~ IN EARTHOUAKE   Evizzona, City of Seventeen Thousand, Nearly Wiped Out by Violent’ Shock   OLIERO AND MINTO HIT   Reports Coming In Show Damage Greater Than Had Been Piret Announced

REPORT HUNDREDS KILLED BY QUAKE   Extent “of Malian ‘Disaster Grows -as Dispatches Come.” ’  a oe We ecsptneven

SEVERAL CONSIDERABLE  IES REPORTED DESTROYED;        ws          Disturbance Extended. 0 er Large vared: Full Reports Will Show D easter,

Advices ‘From : Various’ Di: tricts Tell -Some-Storieés . “of Fatalities:   KING GOES. TO SCENE   Almost Every. Building i Fivizzane, With. 17,000. ; People; fs Damaged. >

Many Killed; © List of Deaths Increases in Fach Report...   Disaster Greater Thar at First Was Sup-

EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY CAUSED MUCH DAMAGE   Many Lives Are Believec To Have Been Lost ir the District North of Florence.

Extent of Disaster Appears to Be Growing as Reports Arrive at Rome   Buildings Were Shaken Down by Shock, Carrying Many Victims tu Death

RUIN ‘FROM SEJSMIC DIS. TURBANCE  IN® REGION  NORTH OF FLOKENCE   ON ETRURIAN COAST   Extent of Disaster Appears ta Be rowing as Reports Arrive at Rome   Buildings Were Shaken Down by Shock, Carrying Many Vietims tu Beath

QUAKE DOES DAMAGE OVER EXTENSIVE AREA   Feared Casualty List Will Continge to Mount With Re-establisht ment of Communication

HUNDREDS MAIMED, TUWKo WIPED OUT, GIANT L033 AS TEMBLOR HTS ITALY

SEVEPAY HIRED KILLED IN QUAKE   Many Buildings Damaged and Destroved.

PANIC FOLLOWS IN THE WAKE OF ITALY’S SHOCK   Scores of Lives Are Lost When Earthquake Strikes.

HUNDREDS NOW BELIEVED DEAD; DESTROY TOWNS   Spezia District Was Especially Hard Hit, Reports.  SHOCK SEVERE ONE   Number of Dead and Injured Discovered Is Growing Hourly—Al Towns in One District Damaged.

MANY MORE ARE  HURT IN ITALY   Region North of Florence Severely Shaken

QUAKE CAUSES MANY DEATHS   List of Casualties in Italy May Exceed 200 Reports Indieate.

ITALIAN: EARTHQUAKE TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN * DEAD AND INJURED   Two Taw Demolished an Eleven Others Badly Wrecked in Northern Italy. .

DAMAGE MAY BE GREATER THAN WAS EXPECTEL   Many Populous Town: in Territory Disturbed By Quake.

HUNDREDS LOST IN CITIES DESTROYED BY ITALIAN QUAKE   List of Dead and Injured Grow: as Late Reports Come from the Stricken Sections.   ‘NOT ONE TOWN ESCAPED THRU SPEZIA DISTRICT   Quercia, Molassa and Tarsaco Wiped Out: Provinces All Report Casualties.

EARTHQUAKE COVERED A BIG TERRITORY      S$ MOST EXTENSIVE THAT STRUCK REGION IN NORTH. ERN ITALY.   Reports Received Indicated an Are: of More Than 300 Miles Long and 150 Miles Wide Was Affantnil

MANY LIVES LOST IN ITALIAN QUAKE   Villages Destroyed and Pani Prevails Over District 100 Miles in Length,   Full Extent of Disaster Grows as More Complete Rtports Are Received.

HUNDREDS OF — LIVES LOST   Heavy Damage ; Caused By Earthquake in Many Parts of Italy   Buildings Crumble — Fiviz“zano Postoflice Collapsed —Entire Staff Buried

Additional Reports Show Extent cf Disaster to Be Growning. Damage May Be Serious.   COVERED A WIDE RANGE   Section cf Italy Over 100 Miles in Length Was Covered. One City Almost Destroyed.

GREAT LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED IN EARTHUAKI   Many Cities and Towns in Ital Report Damage From Shocks.

‘Tundreds ‘Are Injured—Churches, Hospitals and Theatres Razed--Famous Leaning Tower In Imminent Danger of Falling—Number of Towns Completely Wiped Out—Troops Rushed to the Stricken Areas.

hock Razes Many Towns; People Are Driven From Homes   tire Section North of Florence From EI rurian Coast to Appenines is Affected by Tremor---Fivizzano Demolished

HUNDREDS LOST LIVES IN QUAKE NORTH OF ROME   COMMUNICATION WITT THE STRICKEN REGION INTER. RUPTED BUT EXTENT QI DISASTER SEEMS ‘TO IN. CREASE.   Damage Heavier Than First Indicated—Number of Dead Inereases Hourly, London Hears

IATA LI I bHOWING IK  EARTHQUAKE CTRICKEN 7M   Hundreds Lose Lives a Fivizzano; Other Places Are Destroyed   100-MILE STRETCH SHAKEN BY TEMBLOR   Panic Prevails at Lueca: Italian Cities Organize to Rush Aid

HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST   The Malian Earthquake Severely Shook Up the Country.   REGION NORTH OF FLORENCE   This {3 Place Where the Quake   Sedms to Have Done the Most Damage.

~ GROWING   Death List in Italian Earth. quake Steadily Increasing as Reports Come. From Out. lying Districts.   TOWNS DESTROYED AND THOUSANDS HOMELESS   Whole Villages Are Wiped Ov by Terrific Convulsions Tha Shook Northern faly ox Tuesday. .

VIGTIMG OF QUAKE   SCORE OF ITALIAN LIVES FEAR Et) TO HAVE-BEEN Last.   Property Loss is also. Placed at Large Figure.

HEAVY LOGu UF Lire AeoUnbel IN EARTAQUAKE   REPORTS OF DISASTER INDICAT.  THAT DAMAGE WAS MUCH HEAVIER THAN EXPECTED,

EARTHQUAKE DEALS DEATH TO HUNDREDS   Many Lives Reported Lost Yesterday in Parts of Italy.

HUNDREDS PERISH WHEN QUAKE HITS NORTHERN ITALY   Fntire Families Buried Under Ruined Homes; Villages Destroyed.

SHOCK FELT FOR DIOTANGE OF 100 MILES IN ITALY   DISTRICT NORTH OF CITY OF FLORENCE AFFECTED.   REPORTS INDICATE DAMAGE WAS EXTENSIVE.   Almost Every Structure In Fivizzano Has Been Completely Destroyed; Postal Employes Buried In Ruins of Building.

HUNDREDS ( OF LIVES LOS]   Every Indication Points to Fact That Shock Was Most Severe

HUNDREDS LOST UVES IN QUAKE   SECIMONS OF ITALY SUFFER HEAVY “LOSS   Che Later Reports Add Vo the Seriowusness of the Results of the  Barthquake,

Reports From Stricken Region Come In Over Faltering Telegraph Wires   OVER AREA OF 100 MILES         Buildings Crumbled Under Strain of Convulsion of Earth, Say Messages

WOULD REQUIRE WOMEN TO READ NEWSPAPERS   “If the Wife Didn’t I Woule Make it Grounds for Divorce’ Savs Speaker to Women.

JUDGE HOLDS FAILURE OF WIFE TO READ PAPERS IS GROUNDS FOR A DIVORCE

Judge Would Make It a Cause of Divorce If the Wife Didn’t Read the Newspapers

POLISH ARMY IS DESTROVEL   ‘Under Command of Genera Wrangel It Has Lost Possession of Left Bantr of Dneiper River.

REVOLT LEADER CWEN PARDON   One of Or- Kapp’s Last Official Acts is to Conclude an ~: Agreement.   REPORT HUNDREDS KILLED

NMIGRATION = BILL PASSED IN Sc HOUSE TODAY   it Provides for Exclusion of Aliens With Certain Exceptions, for  One Year.

IMMIGRATION IS THREATENED BY VOTE OF HOUSE   U. S. Congressmen Pass the Johnson Bill 293 to 41 Excluding All Aliens   FOR PERIOD OF 1 YEAR   Becomes Effective Upon It: Signature By President I! Senate Concurs

CHAMPION BAD NAN OF ALE. F, BROUGHT BACK FROM EvRRPE   Only Fact He Was in Mid-Ocean Prevented Escape From Ninety-Nine Year Sentence.

FREIGHT BUREAU TO GONSIOER GHARGES FOR COMPRESSING COTTON   "EFFORTS OF TEXAS COMPRESS WEN TO SECURE RAISE WILL BE CONSLTIDEREL

COMPRESSERS TO ASK INCREASE   Will Present Claims tc Southwestern’ Freight Bureau in Sept. 

LEVY PROCEDURE   CHANGED BY RULING: OF STATE TAN COMMISSIONERS.   Local Omeials Will Not) Be Com pelled to Appear Before Board.

LEVY PROGEDURE        fecal Oniei Nor Be Com. gelled ta Appear i re Rowrd,

ROCKEFELLER, SR. GIVES $4,860,008 TO BAPTIST FUND   Gift Made in Name of Hi:  Mother and Partly ConBe: be a

ROCKEFELLER TO INCREASE GIFT   Gives S4,.000,.000 More Te Raptist New World Movement In Mother's Honor

CHICAGO CAR LINES TIED UP BY BIG. STRIKE   TRUCK CARRYING © PASSENGERS WRECKED   One Girl Killed. A Score of Others Iniured :

ABRAHAM RUEF IS PARDONED BY CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR   Graft Charges in San Francisco and Other Lively Doings Recalled—A Model Man While on Parole.

RUEF GRANTED FULL PARDON   Rights of Citizenship Reatored to  Former Political Bose.

ABRAKAN AUEF HAS  "BEEN RESTORED TO FULL CITIZENSHE   (fT SEEMS HE HAS REALLY RE. FORMED—HAD SERVED a FULL SENTENCE [N PRISON FOR HIS BRIBERY STUNTS,

PRINCE TRIES TO LEAVE CITY   Trearkish Heir Arrested and Pilace¢ Under Rigeorcues Control.

TURKISH PRINCE © IS ARRESTED IN CONSTANTINOPLE   Heir to ihrone Unsuccesstul in His Attempt to Get

PRhallie Forme Cahinat   AT OF VENIZELOS STIRS CONSTANTINOPLE   Deep Depression Among Greeks and Armenians Mirrors the Elections Regult

“WARM BLIZZARD”  COMING EASTWARD   Middle and Southwest Digging -- Out from Easter Snow. Floods Threatened

Warm Spring Weather Turned Into Texas Blizzard Which Wraps Middle West in Blanket of Snow and Ice — Train and Electric Service rag, Sct. ag — Tempera own to 20 Degrees.

Encouraged By Promise of Return of Spring Weather Those Séctions Set To Digging Selves Out.

BLIZZARD HITS FAST AND SOUTH EASTER SUNDAY   Strikes as Far South as Texas Snowfall From 6 Inches to 2 Feet   CHICAGO IS TIED UP   RAPID MELTING OF SNOW Is EXPECTED TO CAUSE NEW FLOODS IN SOME RIVERS

Midwest Digs Out Of Snow Due To Panhandle Blizzard   Gale to 45 Miles an Hour Sweeps Cattle Country; Tem  - perature Falls to 20 Degrees; Wires Are Crippled in   Chicago District; Trains Hours Behind in Their Schedules; Snow Drifts High in Many Sections.   COLD WAVE STILL SPREADS;  SNOW FORECAST FOR THER racy

EASTER. SNOW STORM TED UP. TRAFFIC. IN THE HESTEAN STATES      Digging ‘Out‘of From Six to Twenty Inches of Snow is The: Occupation’ of Many Thousands Today With Prospect for Balmy Weather   CHICAGO DISTRICT HARD HIT   Snowstorm Added to Strike ' Wakes Situation Critical.

BIG WARM BLIZZARD HURRYING EAST WARE   Huge Snowdrifts Are Left In Wake of Real Bit of Genuine Winter.  WARMER WEATHER COMING Middle West And Southwest  Hard Hit By Eastern Snow. Storms.

WARM BLIZZARD SWEEPS COUNTRY   Storm Develops in Texas ‘and Travels Northeast, Snowfall Ranging from Six Inches to Two Feet.

RECORD EASTER SNOW RECORDEL   Blizzard Developed in Texas Panhandle arid  Swept Onward

APRIL: BLIZZARD. WINTER'S W ORST   EASTER STORW FOE HEAVIEST EXPERIENCED THIS WINTER   SNOW BLOCKS ROADS   FALLING FROM NEBRASKA 1 TEXAS, STALLS MANY TRAENS   Fruit Is Ruined, Livestoek Endangered Mut the- Wet. Snow May Help Wheat Take ‘Root.

BLIZZARD GOING TOTHENGRTHEAS   ro FERT OF SNOW IN SOME Lo. CALITIPS REPORTED DURING MONDAY. zo

“WARM BLIZZARD" GWEEPS EASTWARD   Easter Snowfalls Break Al! Records

WARM BLIZZARD LEAVES MIDDLE WEST BURIED UI   Unusual Easter Snowfall Leaves Highways and Railroads Blocked.

FASTER BLIZZARD SWEEPS OVER SEVERAL OF GENTAAL STATES   Freezing Temperetures Reach from Great Lakes to Interior of Texas and from Appalachian to Rocky Mountains;  Severe Snowstorms Demoralize Railroad Traffic.

BIG WARM BLIZZARD HURRY ING EASTWARD   Ware OF neal BIT OT uenuilie Winter.  WARMER WEATHER COMING Middle West And Southwest  Hard Hit By Eastern Snowstorms.

arm Sunshine Follows SixInch Snow Fall in  Chiraga   E ARE SUFFERERS °      Railroads Are- Buried Under Drifts Throughout Middle West States.

EASTER STORM TIES UP CHICAGO DISTRICT   Snow Blown Into Drifts Hin dering Traffic.

EASTER STORM   Middle and Southwest In Path o Blizzard That Today Is Still Speeding.   SPRING'S RETURN PROMISED   Snowfall Ranged From Six Inches to Two Feet: Drifts Delayed All Traffic.

Illinois Coal.   Just received a car of Iilinoit coal. Phil Ratliff. Phone 335.

RENEW PROBE INTO THE CAR SHORTAGE   MEETING HELD AT TOPEK/ TODAY TO INQUIRE INTO SITUATION   NO RELIEF PROVIDED   Promises Given and Efforts Made Thus Par Not Productive of ' Results   Most of the Cars Must Go to Shops Before They Can Carry Wheat Crop

RENEW PROBE INTO THE CAR SHORTAGE   Promises Given and Efforts Made Thus Far Not Productive of ‘Results   Most of the Cars Mu<t Go to Shops Before They Can Carry Wheat Cron

FRENCH NOTE SAYS BRITAIN WAS WARNED   Knew of ‘Intended Move Emphasizes Loyalty to Allies

PREMIERS PLAN TO ENO DISPUTE   German Controversy to Come Up for Conversation at Conference Next Week.   CONSIDER FIUME CASE

BARS ABOLITION OF CATHOLIC SHOOL   Michigan Attornay- Genera Declares Proposed Amend ® ment ‘iMeoal :

PA YS HIGH INTEREST   France Regards Rate of 9.12 Per Cent as Reasonable

INTEREST RATE A BIT STIFF      Bet French Press Assures Pablic It Might Be Worse.

CALIFORNIA REPRESENTATIVE SAYS UNREST CAUSE BY JAPS STIRRING Ur HATRED

Shouting “Wolf, Wolf’   Indiana Republican Leaders Scoff at the Slush Fund Charges in Indiana .

VIOLENT SCENES STAGED IN VIENNA   ‘Against High Price of Food —Many Wounded and Few Killed in Clashes.

HOPE TO KEEP MEXICANS IN OWN COUNTRY   Government Effort to Stop Im migration of Laborers Into the United States, to Be Made.

Algons, Entertains Dadies at Third District Con: vention, —         ‘Many Delégates Presenti Rinin: Netgh. boring ‘Towns —Storm Lake: Gets: Next Convention.”

Resolutions Place W. R. C. Women on  Record as Favoring Americanizafion and Child Welfare Work.   By Mrs. Chas. Barry.

PRESIDENT WILSON INSISTS  ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT MUST  GUARD ALBANIAN INTERESTS

PRESIDENT APPEARS TO STAND PAT   ON .THE .FIUME -ISSUE BUT HAS RECEDEL SUFFICIENTLY   To Permit of Settlement Be. tween Italy and Jugo Slavia—Backs. Down on - “Withdrawal of Treaty.

WILSON RECEDES FROM FORMER FIUME STAND      Willing to Accept Settlement o Agreement Between Italy and Jugo-Slavia.   VIEW GIVEN BY LAWRENCY   The Mail's Correspondent Re. views Notes Showing Change Also a5 to Mandates,

NOTES REVEAL — ALLIES ACTING ON EXPEDIENCY   Ainerisain- Diplomats’. ‘Fear~ raf -. Offending: ‘Senate Cause of Misunderstanding

CAUGHT BANK CASHIER   Former Ness City Banker Was Arrested at Kansas City

BOOST RATES FOR WATER CARRIERS   Freight and Passenger Charges ~ Jump Far,

WATER CARRIERS TOURAISE RATES   INCREASES IN PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TARIFFS TO BE  EFFECTIVE SOON

WATER TRAFFIC FREIGHT RATES TO BE BOOSTED   Shipping Board Authorizes Increase of Freight Rates From 20 to 40 Per Cent   RAISE HELD NECESSARY    DECISION MADE FOLLOWING HEARING GIVEN AN APPLICATION OF WATER CARRIERS.

STEAMSHIP LINES ~ BET RATE RAISE   Shipping Board Grants Them Increase From Twenty to Forty Percent: —~ :

AUTHORIZE WATER RATE BOOST   Shipping Board Allows Increase in Freight and Passenger Fure.

WATER CARRIERS: INGREASE RATES   Authorization “for Boost in Freight: Charges Granted “> oby Shipping Board *

RATE INCREASE AUTHORIZED.   Steamboat Lincs Given Amthority to Rulse Trac Charges.

SHIP LINES GRANTED ~INGREASE IN RATES   20 TO 40 PER, CENT ON FREIGHT AND 33 1-3 ON PASSENGER FARES ALLOWED.

SHARP INGREASE “IN WATER RATES EFFECTIVE SOON   FREIGHT ADVANCE IS FROM 20 TO 40 PERCENT, ACCORDING TO DECISION   AFFECTS EASTERN LINES   New Charges Effective On Day's Notice and Some Companies Have Filed Schedules For Immediate Change in Rates

BOOST SHIP LINE RATES   Advances 20 to 40 Percent   ro Become Effective Un Day's Notieg

STEAMSHIP TIES GIVEN RATE HIKI   SHIPPING BOARD GRANTS IN CREASE TO OFFSET RECENT AWARD TO RAILROADS.

FARMS MUST GET LOANS, MEREDITH WARNS BANKERS   Two And Half Billion Dollar Loss In Receipts Forecast.

DOUGHBOYS TO STUDY FARMING ON ENEMY FIELD   AGRICULTURE TO BE TAUGHT Tc INTERESTED TROOPS IN  CERRMANY

GERMAN RIFLE RANGE WILL BE USED TO FARW   ‘United States is Establishing School to Teach Soldiers Agriculture.

BELL COMPAN™’ NOW IN CONTRO   Central Union, Southern. United and Indiana Union ’Phone Companies   NOW OWNED BY BELL   “Papers Filed and Company is Formed—Simms Tries to Defend Tax Law

MERGER OF: INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE_ COMPANIES WAS COMPLETED TODA\   Articles of Incorporation. Were. Filed Today, Placing the Capi. tal Stock of The Consolidated Companies at $15,000,000— ‘Southern Telephone Included. -

LOUIGIANA FLUNKS OM SUFFRAGE   Refuse to Suspend Rules and Special session Adjourns Without Action On Women Voting.

TURNS O9\/N GUFRRAGE AGAIN   Louisiana risvee Refdbes to Act en Woman's Vote endment, 52 to 46, 2

TURNS DOWN SUFFRAGE AGAIN   Louisiana House ‘Refuses ‘to Act or Woman's Vote Amendment, 52 to 46.

SUFFRAGE MOVE FAILS   Louisiana House Votes Down Pro» posal to Act before Adjournment.

PROHIBITION WILL BE ENFORCED STRIQTLY      Fnteornal Rovenuoa “Com niissioner Warus States Who Thectien to:  fenore Che Taw,

12 BILLS ARE NOT YET SIGNED   (WILL NOT BECOME LAWS  UNLESS GOVERNOR .  ACTS TODAY.

SSASSINS IN AUTOMOBILES — FIRE ON STRIKE BREAKERS   Armed With Automatics Equipped . With Silencers, Band of Men Fire on Club Rooms in East New York Car Barn and on Police Who Pursued Them.

HARDING ENIOYS SOUTHERN BREEZES   Party Approaches Half Way Mark on Voyage From New Orleans to Panama   PLAYS SHIP GAMES   President-elect Also Dons His White Clothes of Topics as Weather Warms

HARDING VESSEL ENTERS CHANNEL   Weather Pleasant and Senator Spent Most of the Day on Deck

HARDING STEAMER OFF FOR PANAMA UNDER CLEAR SKY   PRESIDENT-ELECT WHILES AWAY TIME PLAYING SHUFFLE BOARD WITH NEWSPAPERMEN

By MORRIS.   HARING ATTENDS MOVIES AT OEE   Picture Show Feature of Satur. day Night’s Entertainment on Shipboard.

FAIR WEATHER FAVORS PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING   Steamer Parismina Leaves Gulf of Mexico, Entering Green Waters Yucatan Ghannal

SDVIET ARMIES ON UNCHECKED SWEEP TOWARDS WARSAW   Polish Defense Lines Broken by Red Onrush and Doom of City Seems Near.   ALLIED PREMIERS CONFER WITH FIELD MARSHALS   Evacuation of Polish Capital Under Way; Abandoned by Foreign Legations.

HEAVY FIGHTING    Greeks and Turkish Nationalis ‘ Troops Engaged in Rattle.

MORE FIGHTING ON TURK SOIL   GREEKS AND NATIONALISTS CLASH NEAR ADRIANPOLE.

FIGHTING BEGINS NEAR ADRIANOPLE   Probable That ‘Forees En gaged Are Greeks And Turkish Nationalists

GEN. WOOD BOOM “UNDERWRITTEN” BY MILLIONAIRES   New York World Makes Charges Against ‘ Candidate.

GEN. WOOD'S BOOM IS SAID TO BE FINANCED BY RICH OF COUNTRY   New York World Publishes the Statement Giving Name of Alleged Angels.   SENATOR BORAH CALLS NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS   Campaign Manager Says Mone; is Being Spent According to Law.

OUR ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.      THE $1,000,000 WOOK        What the Greatest Amef Newspaper Had to >  About It.

ee  NEW YORK WORLD CHARGES WOOD: 1S BACKED BY MONEY   Without Offering - Proof says Ten Men ‘Contributed $1,000,000 to ‘Campaign.   ONE Woon CHAIRMAN DISCREDITSSTORY   Article Charges ‘That John 'T. King Has Raised and Disbur'sed. $101,000 ~ Already.

New York World Gives Names of Men Said to Be Contributors.  WANNA HEADS THE LIST   Edward L. Doheny, Big O# Man, Said fo Be in Syndicate.

CHARGES THAT LACK CONVINCING PROOFS   Touching Financial Backing of the Presidential Boom For Gen. Wood.

PRESIDENTIAL. BOOM FOR WOOD UNDER WRITTEN   Charges Made By New York Word That Millionaires  Are Backing His Candid: aT hn   MANY ARE NAMED   influential Vigiwes in Vi nancial World Connected With the Sensationaf ey

GENERAL FINANCED BY MILLIONAIRES?   New York World Asserts That Ten Men Have Underwritten General's Campaign

AGREE TO-CONSERVE NEWSPRINT SUPPL   Publishers Will Hold Consumption Within May 1 to Dec. 31 Figures of Last Year

PUBLISHERS LIMIT USE OF NEWSPRIN]   Newspapers “Asked Nat to Use More Paper During 1920 ‘Than Was Used fy 1919.

Publishers Agree to Keep Within Supply Used During the Last Twelve Months -

‘PRINT PAPER PROBLEM.   American Newspaper Association Seeking to Selve It.

WILL CONSERVE NEWSPRINT,   Publishers Agree Not to Use More Than Tae Year.

BAYAN MAKES  ENT  OW WOIAINATION   NEBRASKAN SILENT AS TO HES VPPPrUuDh REGARDING CANDEDACY OF GOV. COX,   HIS. VIEWS UNCHANGED   Declares He Had Already Mxpressed Himself As Fo What Cnx Stands _Por—-Bryan's Pert in Campaign Unknown,

SEVERAL INJURED.      Movida Express Crashes Intc hat Rear ‘ef Freight.

EASTERN RAILROAD WILL ~ LAY OFF 2,000 EMPLOYES   New York, New Haven and Hartford _ to Make Purther Reduction inthe © Working Forces

MYSTERY CLEARED UP.   Negro In Jail Says He Kidnapped Boy and He ts Still Alive. .

NILES IS OPTRLUSTIOC   Good Volumne of Business on Boohs of Chicl Concerne.

Packer Representatives Tell Arbiter Fhat All Costs Are Declining.

PRICES WILL KEEP FALLING   EXPERTS TESTIFY AT HEAR ING ON THE DEMANDS OF PACKING WORKERS

PROTOCOL IS SIGNED BY GERMANS   PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO DE LIVER TO THE ALLIES, 2,000,000 TONS OF COAL  MONTHLY.   MUST ALSO DISARM AT ONGE    Premier Lloyd George Sorry America Could Not Have Participated in the Conference.

ALLIES ARE PLEASED AT CPA RESULT   Lloyd George and colleagues ‘seem satisfied over coal protocol   ‘Four main subjects take “-up’at the conferences this week

WISHES AMERICA HAD SEEN PRESENT “ASA PARTICIPANT   Premier, "Lloyd George “Palks ‘of the Spa  ‘Confere)ice.   Mts SATISFIED. WITH RESULTS   British Statesman Discusses Re. cent Conferences With Germany.

LLOYD GEORGE SAYS  AMERICA QUGHT TO HAVE BORNE APART IN SPA CONFERENCE   Much Was Gained He Declares, But Much More Could Have Been Done With U. S. Helping   TELLS WHAT THEY DID   Says Germany’s Biggest Job Will Not Be to’ Dig the Coal, But to Enforce Dis arm2ment

SPA GATHERING   Lloyd-George Feels That United States Should Have Been Represented   BELIEVES GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY SINCERE   At Any Rate Allies Will Get Coal If They Have To Get It Themselves

Permanent Reduction In Cost of Living   RESULT OF “CUTTING IN AQ PARTS GF THE COUN. TRY,

EXPECTS. REDUCTIONS TQ BE PERMANEN   Repr. Hull Looks for a Slight Re action but Lower Levels Will Apain Be Reached,

JOSEPH W. BAILEY WILL MOVE TO DALLAS AND PRACTICE LAW; WILL ESTABLISH ‘DEMOCRATIC REVIEW’   Weekly Journal to Be Published by Former Senator “ht The Interest of True Democracy” and to Convert Younger Generation to Principles

BETWEEN HITCHCUSK AND UNDERWOOD AND ONE VOTE MAY DECIDE   HITCHCOCK DEFEAT COULD BE TAKEN AS REPUDIATION OF TREATY CAMPAIGN.   Underwood’s Friends Deny This and Say Treaty Should Not Affect Selection of Leader.

$:TO NAME, LEAD!   Mire. Fejerminit kiarts ‘to. Ratify , treaty Are Expectat  Se

TD SUGCEED MARTIN   MORE DETERMINED EFFORTS TO BRING ABOUT RATIFICATION EXPECTED,

DEMOCRATS TO NAME LEADER,   More Determined Efforts to Ratify Treaty Are Pixpected.

DEMOCRATS RENEW ATTEMPTS TO EASE PEACE PACT TANGLE   Tenis Efforts t to Be Mac! ter Selection Chiét

DEMOCRATS TO” NAME LEADER TODAY’S CAUCUS   Friends of. Hitchcock ane  _ Underwood Both Claim Victory But Admit That Contest is Close.   EFFECT ON.TREATY  FIGHT IS QUESTION

DEMOCRATS ARE TD SELECT HEAD OF PARTY TODA}   Senator Underwood Prepared Ts eo ‘Resolution OF- Partial Rahfieation If’ Necesgary,      GLASS: MAY” SWING ELECTION

DEMOCRATS WILL ELECT NEW CHIEF IN SENATE TODAY   Leadership Rests Between Hitchcock of Nebraska and Underwood of Alabama —Result Is Doubtful.   EXPECT CLOSE RACE   Action Will Presaze More Determined Efforts to Bring About Ratification of The Peace Treaty.

OTRONG EFFORT TO RATIFY PAGT   Expected to Follow Leadership Struggle  WILL CAUCUS TODAY   30th Factions are Claiming Victory in Contest for Democratic Premiership of Senate but Membership Appears to be Pretty Evenly Divided Between Two Men.

DEMOCRATS SELECT SENATE LEADER AT A CAUCUS THIS A. ML.   More Determined Effort to Bring About Ratification of Treaty May Follow.   SENATORS HICHCOCK AND UNDERWOOD IN RACE   Managers of Both Admit Contest Is Close But Claim Victory for Candidate.

ST. PAUL BUILDERS DEMAND MORE MONE}   EXTENSIVE EUILOING OPERA TIONS STOPPED WHEN 3,000 LABORERS STRIKE

FARMERS URGE PLATFORM PLANKS   APPEAR BEFORE RESOLU. TIONS COMMITTEE OF CONVENTION.

DEPOPULATION CHECK URGED BY FARMERS   Seventeen Organizations Represented at G. 0. P. Meet   DEMAND PRE-WAR LEVEL   ‘Danger Confronting Nation is Set Forth by Dele- gation

Are Locked Up For Night; Attorney Boyd Described Witnesses as “Horrible i ; amples of Human Race? re es

OD REETS AND WALKO   EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS UN DER CONSIDERATION,   Resurlacing of Dearborn, Conde, Adams and Madison This Sammer,

STREETS AND WALKS      ENTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS UNDER CONSIDERATION,      This Summer,

SAYS ARMY BILL PROVIDES RETURN OF HATED SYSTEN   Tonnesaeo Senator Fears Its Passage Will Bring Back Militarism

SENATOR M’KELLAR IN SHARP ATTACK ON REORGANIZATION BIL]      Declares it Would Build up System Equal to Any in the World

M’KELLAR RAPS. _ ARMY MEASURE   Declares tt Would Bulld Up 2 Great Military System.   ATTACKS URIVERSAL TRAINING

NEW ARMY BILL ATACKED AND DEFENDED YESTERDA)   McKellar, of Tennessee, Oppose  “Militaristic” Provisions for Larg General Staff.

MKELLAR ATTACKS ARMY REORGANIZATION BIL   Savs Wonld Build Up Military Sys tem Equal to Anv That Ever Fxisted.

ATTACKS ARMY BILL AT HOUSE HEARINGS    Senator McKellcg Criticiees Bal _ for Many of Its Specific Provisioma *

CLAIMS ARMY BILL ~~ JS TOO DRASTIC   Senator McKellar “Says: Would Build Up Gigantic Military System

ARMY BILL WOULD CREATE STRONG MILITARY SYSTEM TENNESSEE SENATOR SAYS   McKellar Voices His Opposition to the Reorganization Measure and to Proposec Universal Training.

CONTINUE THE ARMY BILL   Opponents Prepare to Fight Universal Training.

REORGANIZATION OF ARMY: 9 ATTACKED   Senator McKellar, Democrat, Tennsesee, Voices Disapproval of Universal Training.

TRACE NEW CLUES TG SLAYER   Arrest in Elwell Murder Case Expected Soon.

NEW IMPORTANT WITNESS IN ELWELL CASE AWAITEL   Adentity Carefully, Concealed By ihe Authorities: Old Theories amt Clues Dropped.

FLWELL MURDER MYSTERY PLOSE TH) f SOLUTION   Arrival of Important Witness Is Awaited by the New York Police   ARREST EXPECTED TO FOLLOW IMMEDIATELY   PASIONS OF THE PURSE RATHER THAN HEART CAUSED MURDER, IS THE LATEST THEORY.

SOLDIERS BLAMED FOR RIOT DEATHS   CORONER'S VE ERDIC T DECLARES TROOPS FIRED WITHOUT PROVOCATION

TRIBUNAL PLAN 10 UNIONS THIS WEEK   RAILROAD CHIEF ASKED BY HINES TO SEND COMMITTEE TO CONFERENCE,

PLAN WAGE TRIBUNAL TO SETTLE RAIL CASE   Director General Hines Mean‘ while, Seeks Conference With Roads’ Executives

PROPOSITION TO BE LAID BEFORE RAILROAD HEAT   ‘CORPORATION OFFICIALS ARE ASKED TO CONFER CONCERN. ING JOINT WAGE COMMISSSION PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT.

ROAD EXECUTIVE ‘S-.WILL BE CALLED TO. teil SEE te ON “WILSON'S PROPOSAL

RAIL HEADS TO HEAR PRESIDENT’S PROPOSA   SETTLEMENT PLAN WILL BE LAID BEFORE CARRIERS’ EXECUTIVES THIS WEEK.

UNION MEN HAVE LITTLE FATT IN REACHING AN AGHEEMERT BY CWNER   IN CONFERENCE WHICH HINES HAS ASKED LATTER FOR.   Nt Pisysased To Increase Pay Un. Iess Rates Are Revised.

Belief Expressed in Union Cireles That Delay Will Mark Efforts of Director Generel to Reach Aree. ment With Presidents of Great Transportation Systems,

TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS.   Heads of Rail Corporations Will Hear Plan for Joint Commission.

WILOUN 3 PLAN  TO ot TILE WAGE QUESTION 10 Ot MIRED SHORTL   Heads of Railroad Corporations to Hear President's Proposal to Dispose of the Demands of Employes,   COMPANIES MAY ASK FOR MORE REVENUE   Rail Heads, It Is Believed, Will Not Favor Increase Unless Higher Freight Rates Are Granted.

PRESIDENT PROPOSES JOINT WAR BOARD   Proposal for Settlement of Railway Men’s Demands to Be Laid Before Corpmfition Heads

RAILROAD HEADS WAY BALK.   \o Assurance They Will Fall in With President's Wage Plans.

SEVERE QUAKES IN SPAIN   Shocks Wreck Buildings in Man) Cities, Says Dispatch From Madrid.

WILOON'S FIUME STAND (5 UPHELL   Allies Give in to President on the Adriatic Row.   NO SLIGHT WAS INTENDED   Premiers Ready to Withdraw Previous Proposais—Unwilling to Do Anything Without the Co-Operation of the United States.

ALLIES GIVE IN TO PRESIDENT   Premiers Ready to Withdraw ~~ Proposals Previously Made on Settlement.   WILSON WINS ON FIUME IDEA   Lioyd George and Millerand Unwilling to Do Anything Without the CoOperation of the United States, London Says.

DR. PALMER IS MODERATOR OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   PASTOR OF COLUMBUS CHURCH , CHOSEN AT GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN PHILADELPHIA,

ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF SPEECH IS READ   SENATE THEN ADJOURNS AS 4 FURTHER MARK OF RESPECT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

Wwo0oD ASKS GEORGIA SUPPORT   Declaration of Candidacy Filed  With Secretary of State.

' a ee  MULWAUKER WOMEN CHARGE  _ATTORNEY GENERAL WITH  POLITICAL JUGGLING PRICES

WORE PRISON GUARDS   GOVERNMENT TO BALK SINN FEIN BRIXTON PLOT,   Reprisals in Ireland Considered by Cabinet—Arrest Countess Markievicz in ‘Dublin Suburb.

LARGE PRISON GUARD   Sritisr Government to Baik Sinn Fein Plot.   =i  Cabinet to Act on Reprieale in tre. land—Countess Markiewicz: Ar. rested in Dublin,

END OF BRITISH ° STRIKE DELAYED   Miners Present Demands Which Hait Agreement, se cae  hie   SITUATION AGAIN SERIOUS   Cabinet Considers Developments, Na. tire of Which is Not Discloced—Set: thement Had Been Reported.

STRIKE SETTLEMEN,. DELAYED.   New Difficalty of Serious Nature Has Arisen ta Case,

BRITISH STRIKE STILL On   New Difticulty Artees te Delay the Settlement, Bat Nature ef It  Net Disclosed.

Strike Negotiations In England in Peri   INOTHER HITCH —EMERGENCY BILL IS BY HOUSE BY BIG MAJORITY—BODY OF MacSWINEY LIES IN STATE, IS TO BE SENT TO DUBLIN FOR THE FUNERAL—OBSEQUIES OF MURPHY CELEBRATED.

BRITISH STRIKERS MAKE NEW DEMANDS   Conference to Settle Coa Strike Presented With Another Difficulty

MINERS PRESENT A NEW DEMAND   oleys Settlement of the Eritish Coal Sirixe,

COAL STRIKE AT END IS REPORT   BRITIGH TIE UP CLAIMED ENDED BY MINERS ACCEPTANCE OF GOVERNMENT'S TERMS

‘DEAD.        7ORMBER TIPTONS WOM:      Ey pires  Mrs. Daisy Knisell Lepricet ! mo : Andianapolis, r 4  iM

PORMPR TIPTON WOMAN DEAD.   Mrs. Daisy Kaisell Leppert Ey pired At Tndianapolis, 

AMERICA 70 FIX BOUNDARY FOR ARMENU   AMBASSADOR WALLACE Al PARIS INFORMS ALLIES WE WILL ACT AS ARBITRATOR

LOON DECLARES U.S, WILL AGEEPT   Ready To Umpire Armen ian Boundary Problem.

U. S. Agrees to Fix Certain Boundaries   Would Accept Role of Arbitrator a to Boundarics of Arnnenia,

U. S. AS ARBITRATOR      Will Act In Fixing Boundaries of Armenia.

WILSON WOULD TAKE ARMENIA   WALLACE SAYS TODAY THAT PRES.IDENT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF MANDATE

WORLD CREDITS - BEFORE LEAGUE   ‘Members of Financial Conference Have Faith in Present Banks.   IMPORTANT PROPOSALS PEND   Paris Financiere Are Extremely Pes: simnistic About the European Out. * beok——Value of U. S. Dollar  7  . 7 plow 22 Francs, Going Up.

Members of Financial Conference Have Faith in Present Banks.   Paris Financiers Are Extremely Pessimistic About the European Outlook—Value of U. S. Dollar Now 22 Francs, Going Up.

WORE CREDITS  BEFORE LEAGUE   ‘Members of Financial Conference Have Faith in Present Banks.   IMPORTANT PROPOSALS PEND   Paris Financiers Are Extremely Pes simistic About the Eurcpean Outlock—Value of VU. §S. Dollar Now 22 Francs, Going Up.

BEFORE LEAGUE   Members of Financial Conference Have Faith in Present Banks.   IMPORTANT PROPOSALS PEND      7 oe  Paris Financiers Are Extremely Pes. simistic About the European QOutlook—Value of U. S. Dollar Now 22 Francs, Going Up.

UHEUITS BEFORE FINANCE BODY   Brussels Conference Has Faith in Present Banks.   MAY BE THE GREATEST AIDS   Bankers in Paris Extremely Pessimis. tic About European Outlook— Value of U. S. Dollar Still Going Up-~—Now 2? Francs.

Credit Plan For Nations Is Favored   INTERNATIONAL CONFER ENCE AT BRUSSELS DELVES INTO WORLD FINANCES.

BANKERS SPONSOR TRADE. FINANCING é— [RGANIZATION   Plan to Carry Billion Dellars Worth of  Bivseteann

Financing Corporation is Launched to Aid Industries   ORGANIZATION WILL = BE COMPLETE SOON   First Subscription Pledge is -$500,000_Made. by. the ~~ Association of Man ~. facturers

BILLION ON BOOKS. IS PLAN OF NEW TRADE FINANCIER:   Corporation With $1,000,000, 000 Capital Launched at Chicago — Committee Named to Do Work.

FOREIGN TRADE PLAN STARTED   Corporation With $100,000,000 Capital to Stabilize American Commerce,

CORPORATION TO FINANCE FOREIGN ‘TRADE LAUNCHED   Organization Is Sponsored By Leading Capitalists Of Country   HOOVER MENTIONED AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENT   Committee Is Appointed To Elec Officers and Outline Activities

FINANCE PLANS  FOR CORPORATION  FOREIGN TRADE WELL UNDER WA   Proposal to Revive Over seas Commerce May Have Capitalization Amount- . ‘ing to Billion Dollars   MANY WIDELY KNOWN BANKERS INTERESTED   CAPITALISTS OF INTERNATIONAL ACQUAINTANCE AND. STANDING WILL BECOME SPONSORS FOR ORGANIZATION

CORPORATION IS FORMED FOR FOREIGN TRADE   Yapital of $100,000,000 to be Used in Extending Credit to European Nations.

HUNDRED MILLION  CAPITAL PLANNE FOR GIANT FA  ®   CONCERN HAS POTENTIAL CAPACITY FOR DOING BILLION DOLLARS OF BUSINESS.   Election of Officers Is to Be Undertaken at Session to Be Held in New York Within Next Ten Days.

CRUSADE TO OT IMULATE COMMERCE   Foreign Trade Concern Is Launched, Get Coin at Once   BANKS WILL ACT   Radl AX. WELD VV BRvUAs ANA EL  More Than 200 to Have Part in the Great Corporation

FOREIGN FINANCING BODY IS LAUNCHED   GEGANIZATION WILL PROBABLY BEGIN WORK NEXT ' MONTH.   SUBSCRIPTIONS © TAKEN   ia Unions Are Urged to Join;  Corporation Capitalized at $100,000,000.

LU ON RAMPAGE   VOR THAN SEN THOUSANLE CASES REPORTED tN «vic jAGo.   Death Rate Prom Puctiuaonia is Vise  on the Increase,

FLU SPREADS, BUT BELIEVE CLIMAX NEAR   SIX THOUSAND PERSONS ARE REPORTED ILL FROM MALADY “iN CHICAGO TODAY   IS IN ARMY CAMPS

Six Thousand with * Flu in Chicage      Poeumos Also Epidemie and ©. ing Large Namber of Peaths— ease Reaching Clay According te Hlealth Offi

6,000 CHICAGO CITIZENS HAVE ATTACK OF FLU   Epidemic Near Climax is Belief Of Health Authorities   Pneumonia Also Epidemic In Chicago.

CHICAGONOW ‘HAS OVER 6,000 CASES OF FLU   More Than 100 New Cases Per Hour in the Past 24 Hours.

BELIEVE “FLU” 1S NEAR CLIMAX   Pneumonia Also Epidemic An¢ Causing A Large Number of Deaths in Chicago.

6000 CASES OF INFLUENZA   Is in Very Mild Form and Death Rate Is Reported Very Low

eh 0-0 ok oe ee ge el a   Deaih. Rate Is Low, Bu Many Succumb to Pneumonia.

MILD INFLUENZA [S PREVALENT   LARGE NUMBER OF CASES ARE REPORTED IN CHICAGO.

NGA ie CHOWN FLY EPIDEMIC   CHICAGO HAD SIX THOUS AND CASES OF THE DISEASE ON TUESDAY   AFTRA 1S VERY FATAL   Epidemic Is Spreading Throughout Middie West, But Influenza Appears to Be in a Mild Form.

6000 CASES OF THE FLU   Reported at Chicago —Offi cials Think Epidemic i Near Its Climax— Pneu. monia Claims Many.

FLU ON. RAMPAGE   THAN SIN. “THOUSAND S REPORTED IX’ AMICAGO      Death Rate Front Pe noni is Vise os an the Tnerens

cenit eneetemnnnaliinentilieenet _camnenmememammnnmaaenamameaaam  COMPLAINTS MADE OF A. F. SOCIETY

BALL PLAYERS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS VISIT HARDIN   CANDIDATE CAME OUT FLATLY) TODAY PLACING GOWT, BACK of MERCHANT WARINE

THEY VISIT HIM   The Baseball Leaguers and Teachers Visited Marion Today—Knox There

CHICAED CUBS PLAY AT MARION TODA   Exhibition Game for Harding’s  Benefit— School Tenchers Call on the Candidate,

CAR OWNER SURPRISEN   Found a Nete Exnlamine How Car Was Damaged

American Mandate Wil Be Beaten With Democrats Opngsing It.   SECRETARY, 'Y, COLBY WILL TRY TO WIN SUPPORT   Sympathy to Be Expressed and Financial Assistance ay Be Provided,

DANNUNZIO AGAIN BUSY NEAR FIUME   Shells Town Housing Italian Army) Troops

PLANS FOR FUTURE GENERATION TO SHARE HUGE WAR DEBT   Discusses Tax Situation Following His Return From a Conference With Senatsr Penrose—Longworth Is for Repeal.

WAR DEBT SIXTY YEARS   Senator Watson of Indiana Urges i Measure to Lighten Tax Burden.   TO RUSH HEARINGS ON BILL   Discusses Tax Situation Following His Return From a Conference With Senator Penrose—Longworth ts for Repeal.

T EXTEND WAN DEBT SIXTY YEARS   Watson of Indiana Seeks to Lighten Tax Burden.   WILL RUSH BILL THROUGH   To Urge Prompt Hearings on Meas ure—Move Follows Conference With Senator Penrose at Philadelphia.

1,815 VOTES CAST UP 10 NOON; BEATS 1912 VOTE BY 700   COUNT OF BALLOTS TO0NIGHT TO: SHOW HEAVTEST VOTE IN HIS Sindee:   WOVEN OTT FARLY   New Voters Play Big Part in Heavy -Morning Vote— '. Beats Pri tal.       VOTING I§ HE 1 CITIES

DESPITE THE RAIN   Total Vote Expected by Managers to Exceed 2,000,000 — Women Cast Their Ballots Farly—-Rain Giving Way: ta ~ Cooler Weather at Many F Points—Full _ Vote Being Gotten Out..

VOTING IN OHIO BREAKS RECORDS   Women Throng Polls from Moment of Opening And Vote Like Veterans   Two-Thirds of Vote Polled Befor2 Noon in Most Cities.

FIVE SUNDAYS.   No One Living Will See Again Five Sundays in February,

Retreating Russians Bottled up By Poles North of Warsaw; Poles Besin Smashing Attack   Cfiowmanse Aid Rolsheviki

POLES BOTTLE UP BOLSHEVIK!   RETREAT OF ARMY OF REDS NORTH OF WARSAW REPORTED SHUT OFF,

500 HOMELESS IN BROOKLYN, N.Y.   is Result of Fire ‘That Swept Over Five Bulldings,

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC GROWS    Number of New Cases Reported in Chicago Yesterday Passed the High Mark of Last Year   EVERY HOSPITAL IN CITY FILLED

INFLUENZA GASES INGHIGAGO REACH NEW HIGH RECORI   Disease, in Mild Form, Is Reported in Other Parts of Country, Including Several Army Camps.   TROOPS ABROAD HIT   Resultant Death Rate From Epidemic Is Proportionately Below War-Time Scourge,  Savs Ireland.

NEW "FLU" RECORD FOR A SINGLE DAY MADE IN CHICAGO   New Cases Exceed Larges! Record of Last Year— Epidemic Mild So Far.

COX ASSERTS WE ARE NOT FOR AN FNELICH LEAH   Pictures Benefits That Will Follow Inauguration of World League.

BORAN OBJECTS TO KNOX CHOICE   ls Particularly Hostile te Mr. Stevenson   NO COUNSEL NEEDED   Authority Granted for Em. ployment of Attorney by Sub-Committee Investigating Radicalism Develops Sharp Disagreement — Jennings Opposes Stevenson.

SOLONS DISAGREE - OVER COUNSEL IN RADICAL INQUIR   Two Sub-Committee Member Favor Stevenson, But Borah Threatens to Quit if Selection Is Made.   MARTENS UP MONDAY   ‘Self-Styled Ambassador of So viet Russia Slated for Hearing in Connection With Red Activities.

AT ODDS OVER ATTORNEY.   Authority t2 Employ Counse Develops Strong Disagreement Among Committee.

HINT DARK HORSE ON G.0.P. COURSE   -Arrival of National Leaders At © Chicago Headquarters Occasions Floods of Rumors   POINDEXTER ON HAND   ‘Mgolidge, Allen and Sproul Are Frequently Mentioned in “Dark Horse” Talk

WOMEN VOTERS FAVOR LEAGUE   Bact. Adhesion of U. S. With Least Possible Delay. in KResolutions at Chicaro.   ARE DUBIOUS ON FRAINING

LEAGUE FINDS FAVOR AMONG WOMEN VOTERS   After Warm Debate Ladies Decide for the League in Chicago Meeting.   UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING OPPOSED   Women Voters Are Advised t Line UpWith Some Political Party.

WOMEN VOTERS IN FAVOR OF JOINING EXISTING PARTIES   Leaders in New League Sound Opposition to Efforts for Separate Organization.   TEAMWORK BY SEXES SAID BY MISS HAY TO BE NEED   Legislative Program Urged by "Mrs. Catt; Nations League Receives Indorsement.

State Senator Was Alsc ~ Prominent i in Number of Fraternal Orders.   STATE OFFICIALS TO PAY THEIR RESPECT:

5. L. JOHNSO DIES AT HOME IN OKMULGEE   State Senator Was Also Prominent in Number of . Fraternal  Orilers.   3STATE OFFICIALS TO. PAY THEIR RESPECTS

WILSON IN DEAL TO BUY HOME   President Said to Consider Residence of Rep. Alvin T. Fuller in  Was ington, et —  nar OD oe —. 7

WILSON IN.DEAL TO. BUY HOME   President Said to Consider Residence of Rep. Alvin T. Fuller in Washington.

Emery Gasoline Sold at Bradford Garage.   RESOLUTION ON SUNDAY FUNERALS,

ALLIED ANSWER TO WILSON’S NOTE IS SENT TODAY   THE REPLY WAS APPROVED AT THIS MORNING'S SESSION OF THE COUNCIL.   It Takes Up An Attempt to Refute the Wilson Argument—Note Conched in Avgumentary but Dipto matic Phrascclegy.

ALLIED ANSWER TOPRES. WILSON ——-[S NOW READY   Reply to President’: Adriatic, Note “Will Be Dispatch: 1 to Wash. * ington This Afternoon. 

JUGO-SLAVS STAND WITH PRESIDENT   Belgrade Government Officials Declare They Cannot Now Alter — Their Position.   CONDITIONS ARE CHANGED   French Representative Says Wilsen is Not Acquainted With Present Situation.

PRESIDENT CONTINUES Tl SUPPORT ORIGINAL VIEW IN FAVOR 8 dUGO-SLAVIA

ALLIED ANSWER INVITES FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS. FROM PRESIDENT WILSON   Premiers of Opinion That Pro - test Opens Way for U. S. to Get Back on Council

 South and Central America Is Bound by  the Covenant of the League of Nations

MORE NATIONS JOIN LEAGUE   All of South and Central America File Notice of Adhesion to Plan.

All of South and Central America File Notice of Adhesion te Pian.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK NANNY NOW BEING GOTTEN TOGETHER   GENVRAL BUDENNY. CAVALRY MAN. EMAVES SERVICE OF Sov. FORCES.

SOCIALISTS TO TAKE CAUSE TO PEOPLE   New York Assembly Severely Criticised. For Barring Recently Elected Socialist Members.

SOCIALISTS ASK PUBLIC TO SPEAK   New York’s Ejected As* semblymen Make Strong Fight   MASS MEETINGS PLANNED

HUGHES SCORES N.Y LEGISLATIVE ACTION   Expulsion cf Socialists Attacks “Very Piinciples’” of the  Government.

BITTER © ENDERS      Borah Crowd Appears to B in Power in ht on Peace Treaty   Little Force Acts Like 3 Flying Wedge and May. Dietate Terms:   MAIN GROUPS UNABLE TO AGREE ON DETAILS

TREATY FOES HOLD BALANCE OF POWER IN TREATY BATTLE   SMALL GROUP OF “BITTER END ERS" KEEPS FRIENDS OF TREATY FROM GETTING - TOGETHER

“BITTER ENDERS” ACT ae AS WEDGE BETWEEN TWO LARGE GROUPS   Pemectats and Republicans Unable (o Kven Agree on Minor Qresiions:  Invelyed in) Reservations.

MARTENS TURNED OVER ~JO-LABORDEPARTMEN   Soviet Ambassador To  Unitec States Handed . Over For De  portation Proceedings.

EARLY DEPORTATION OF MARTENS NOW PROBABIL    ELF-STYLED AMEASSADOR OF RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNMENT IS TURNED OVER TO LABOR DEPARTMENT, FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF EXAMINATION

MARTENS MAY BE prroRTED   fiussion Soviet Agent Surrendered to Department of Laher.

RUSSIAN SOVIET AGENT OBJECTS TO DEPORTATION WHICH MAY BE ENFORC™]I

DEPORTATION OF LUDWIG MARTENG CFE MS PROBABLE   Agent of the Russian Soviet Government Is Summoned to Appear Next Wednesday to Answer Charges.

PPS RE AB a aaa TERE KALVTIC. VICTIM,      Mrx. Sarah Cox, of Kempton, itr Most Serions Condition,

PARALVTH VR TIM.   Mre. Surah Cot, of Kempton, in Most serhas Condition,

Pn Re HOUR ATTEMPT-OF 1 HU 2007 TO STEN TIDE a ae TOWARD COX   GOV, COX THINKS ROGT IS EN PEAVORING TO CREAT A . FALSE ISSUE OF LEAGTE

Cox Sees in Knox’s Telegram Attempt To Becloud Issue:   ‘Governor Says Apparent Objective of Mr. Root is to Mis represent Cox’s Attitude on Reservations From Now Lntil Election and to Create False Issue; To Make Counter Move.

CHARGES HOOT 15 FALSIFYING FoSUt      Cox Declares New York Man Is Making Desperate Last Minute Effort.

COX 10 INVADE _ NEW JERSEY STATE   SAYS ELIHU ROOT IS TRYING TO 4 STEM. THE TIDE OF DEMTL. YOCRATIC VICTORY

REPUBLICANS TRYING TO CRE. STE A FALSE ISSUER ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Gevernor Cox Declares Boot Has staurted Eleventh Hour Move to Siti Tide Sweeping Toward His Candidacy--Campaign of Misrepresentation,

Towards Governor’ Cox: ‘bs - His Eleventh Hour ‘Appeal in Behalf of —   SENATOR  HARDING   Republican. ‘Platform. Doe: Not Even Support the ' Lodge Reservations —

“ROOT TRYING TL STEM TIDE”   Cox Sees “Eleventh Hour Attempt” on League Issue   WOULD ‘CREATE FALSE ISSUE   Democratic Nominee Plans Counter- Moves—Now in Jersey

REPUBLICANS TRY “TO STEM THE TE   GOVERNOR COX CHARGES ELIHU ROOT WITH TRYING TO CREATE  FALSE IMPRESSION

WOOD CLUB-IN:' ST: LOUIS.”   Bftect Organizntion To Boost Can‘ .  didaey of Genevaly i o.

DAUGHTER AND GRAND DAUG. TER“ ASK COURT TO) SEY ASIDE FERRYMAN'S WILL.         Plaintiffs Cat ON With Bequests ¢ #50 Each——Linton Attorney Prepares Complaint. oa

UES 10 BREAK HARPER'S WIt[   COMPLAINT FILED BY DAUGHTER RECALLS TRAGIC DEATH OF FERRYMAN   WILL FOUNG IN A BUCKET

TAX BOARD COSTS PEOPLE HUGE SUM: MANY ON PAYROLL!      GOODRICH TRIUMVIRATE: FAILS TO REDEEM PLEDGE TO RE,.DUCE EXPENSE OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT

TAX BOARD COSTS HUGE SUMS.   Goodrich Triumvirate Fails to Re-w  deem Campaign Pledge.

TREY GET ALL THEY ASK FOR ALASKA WILL PROSP      STARTING TO WORK

ASSISTANCE FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   VOCATIONAL TRAINING REPRE SENTATIVE 10 BE IN DEMING ON 26TH OF JULY

IEREEMENT OF THALE FUWEHS      ce, England and Haly To Control Turkey.   Fuoleitation of Coal and Railway Interests 1s Provided For—The Terms of Treaty Made Pube fic After Three Months.

ALLIES DIVIDE UP SPOILS IN TURKEY   England, France and Italy Sige an Agreement,

. ru * 95 mA Metal Workers Seizure 0 EF actor 1eS is Serious Condition.

RAT GATGHERS GET HIGH PAY IN HALT!   President of Black Republic Attacks Extravagance of American Advisers.

PRESIUENT UF TANT] MAKE A OLA) CHARGE   He Declares That Since the American Occupation No Effective Aid Has Been Given His Country for Development.  MmrRIiATin ie’ BMOATIi Oa ?Wwirmaat   McLhenny Said to Run Affairs Roughshod and That He Is Usurping Functions of Native Financiers.

U5. CIM OFFICE  ~TPAAITLATTACKEL   ‘JS MORE OPPRESSIVE THAN -~-MILFFARY;” SAYS PRESI ” DENT OF REPUBLIC,

HAITIEN PRESIDENT WAKES CHARGES   Attacks American Civil Administration In Haiti,

President Dartiguenave Issues Statement  Bitterly Denouncing Activities of U. 8. Minister and Financial Adviser; Deplores “Confiscation of Salaries of Executives   STIGGESTS FINANCIAL PROGRAM

HAITIAN PRESIDENT ATTACKS CIVILIANS   Says Administration More Oppress ive Than Military Authorities.

HAITI EXECUTIVE DECLARES TREATY IS NOT REGARDED   Declares No Effective Aid Ha: Been Offered Republic As Stipulated.   CRITICIZES ATTITUDE OF U. S. OFFICIALS IN HAITI   Attention Called To Fact That Re public Pays Financial Adviser,

CIVIL RULE IN HAITI BAD.   "resident of Republic Says Ameriean Wethods Oppressive.

U.S. Civil Officials Thru Haiti More Oppressive Than Military,  Declares Country’s President

Saturday Special at The Old Reliable Table Meat Market, 209 Tuse.ae FF: Roth Phanse Wan 4

Saturday Special at the Old Reliable Table Meat Market, 209 Tusc. née E*- Rnéeks Whasene Sn COA

ADRIATIC. MUDDLE — ENDS IN olGhiNt OF TREATY OF PEACE   Wilson Will Decide On Ac tion Of United States On Matter

RAPALLO PACT FIXES NEW FRONTIER   President Awaits Full Details of Agreement   Slavs Get ‘Nearly All Dalmatia; Three Provinces Go to Rome; Fiume Gains Territorve

TREATY BETWEEN ITALY AND JUGO-SLAVIA SIGNED   President Wilson Will Decide Whether Agreement Meets With Approval of U.S. Government.

Chairman Of Anthracite Miner: Makes Ruling On Admission Of Evidence. “

STAND TAKEN BY OPERATORS UPHELD TODAY   Commission Bars Every. thing Not Having Direet Bearing on 18 Demands,

ANTHRACITE COMMISSION HAS ITS WORK LIMITED   Must Deal Only With Matters Directly Pertaining to. Working Conditions—Appeal to Wilson Not Sure.

EXTRA JURISDICTION {8 DENIED BY COMMISSIO   Chairman Thompson__ Rules That Only 18 Demands of Mi. ners Will Be Heard.

OPERATOR CLAIM WAGES HAVE KEPT PACE WITH H.C. L.   Anthracite Mine Owners Offer Payrofls as Evidence at ’ Commission Probe.   OPPOSED TO CLOSED  SHOP AND CHECKOFF   Different Conditions in Hard Coal and Soft Coal Fields, Operators Maintain.

NEW YORK LABOR IN STRIKE WAVE   Painters, Plumbers and Movins  Van Hen Walk Ont in Demand  “pte aaa” For “Living Wage’

TO PROTECT RAILROADS ON RE TURN TO OWNERS   Will Be Rushed to Passage in Both Senate and House.

LEGISLATION  TO PROTECT RAILROADS ON RE TURN TO OHNERS  Will Be Rushed to te Pan i in Both Senate and House.

‘Woman Liquor Officer Is Said to Have Sinned   FACING CHARGES   Conspired to Violate Law, Says Grand Jury

FORMER FEDERAL AGENT INDICTEL   Mrs. Glad K. Warburton Charged With Violation of  Pro Law

10: INDICTMENTS ON ORY GHARGES   Senator Phelan’s Secretary “and Former Dry. Director ° Named ‘in’ Campfaint=-.

CHARGE DEMOS HAD EYES ON BOOZE SLUSH FUNI   West Court Commissioner Said t Have Conspired to Violate rv Laws.

Declared Privileged Few “Regulated” the Soula of the Peonle.   MOTION IS QUASHED BY CONSERVATIVES   Socilaists Also Vote Down “Dictatorship of Proletariat’? Plank.

SOCIALISTS CLASH ON RELIGIOUS ISSUI   New York Convention Scene of An other Struggle With ‘Radical’ Element.

RELIGIOUS ISSUE CONSIDERED   Referenee to Churches is Voted Down by Soclatiats.

QUGIALISTS ACW OVER RELIG!ON   Reference to Churches is Elim inated from Party's Declaration of Principies.

GONOERVATIVES STILL CONTRO   References to Churches Are All Eliminated  CALLED BAD POLITICS   Victor Berger Thinks Attack on Churches in Socialist De. claration Would Not Be Good Plan — Solomon anc Classen Also Speak Against Radical Pronouncement

RELIGIOUS ISSUE CREATES TURMOIL AMONC SOCIALISTS   REFERENCE ATTACKING CHURCH ELIMINATED BY CONSERVATIVE ELEMENT.

BIG BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED   Maryland, Suid to he Most Powerful Shipsin Workt, in Water,

A MONSTER FIGHTING CRAFT   Giant Dreadnaught Maryland, Fly ing Stars and Stripes, Largest lin World

SUPERDREADNOUGHT TAKES TO WATER   Maryland Mest Powerful Battleship.

RREEARARAAAKKRE RE RRR ARE TMe WEATHER   MOST POWERFUL SHIP LAUNCHED   Maryland, First of Four Greatest Fighting Boats, Takes to Water.

MOST POWERFUL BATTLESHIP WAS LAUNCHED TODA\   Superdreadnaught Maryland, First of Big Ships Ordered In 1916, Takes Water.   BUST AT NEWPORT NEWS   Largest Craft Ever Built For the Navy; She Carries Eight 16-foch Guns.

MOST POWERFUL SHIP IN WORLD LAUNCHED   Dreadnaught Maryland Slides Into the Water Today.

UNCLE SAM LAUNCHED MOST POWERFUL SHIP IN WORLD THIS MORN   Super Dreadnaught Mary: land Took to Water at Newport News.

MOST POWERFUL BATTLESHIP ON THE SEVEN SEAS   The Superdreadnough Maryland Launched at Newport News.

BUNDS ARE CARRIED BY MAIORIEY 1,209   All Precincts im County Have Re ported Results of Tuescay’s Election.

HARDING RECEWES MAJORITY OF OVER ‘S00 VOTES IN CITY   In Fifth Precinct He Received 130 More Votes Than  Governor Cox.   LARGE REPUBLICAN VOTE   John Parker, Republican Gubernatorial Candidate, Was Given a Majority of 268.

GUILFORD COUNTY VOTES BOND ISSUE FOR BETTER ROADS   Latest Reports from Yesterday’s Election Give Issue a Majority of 1,668 Vctes.   BONDS CARRY HIGH POINT   Light Vote in City, But High Point Gives Issue Majority of 400 Votes.

WAGE INCREASE OF SIX... HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS ~ GRANTED RAIL ROAD EMPLOYEE!

AWARDS ANNOUNCED BY U.S. LABOR BOARD   Railway Labor Beard Announce Wage Increases of $600,000,000 Annually.

UNION HEADS GATHER 10 CONSIDER BOOST; LEADERS ARE SILENT   Result of New Schedule Upon Labor Situation Will Be Made Public Tomorrow  INCREASE RETRACTIVE TO FIRST OF MAY  a ae te     Workers Ask 28 to 66 Per Cent Boost---Given 20 to 27 Per Cent---Cost Roads $600,000,000

SO00, 000, 000 FRY INCREASE AWARDED   . KR. LABOR BOARD MAKE; ANNOUNCEMENT WAGE RAISE GRANTED.   UL CLASSES ARE INCLUDE!   Practically Every Employee of All American Railways Under Union Dispensation Is Affected.

LABOR BOARD DECISION GRANTS BOOST TO RANK AND FILE OF WORKERS   Union Leaders Assemble Immediatel To Consider Award and Decide Future Action of Rail Employes.

CURLISH BULGARIAN TREATY.      Peace Pact Signed in November Promnlvatet Today, 

BRITISH RUSH — _ MORE MARINES INTO IRELANI   Send New Battalion to-Ai in Pro ram Of” “Re-

WHO GETS PROFITS? _ CONSUMERS. WISH 10 KNOW ABOUT MILK   ,REPAIL PRICES DOWN, BUT FAR. MERS FEEL DEALERS ARE STILL TOO ILIGH

§ GETS PROFITS? NSUMERS WISH TO KNOW ABOUT MILK                  BEAT. PRICES DOWN, BUP FAR SS FEET DEALERS ARE STILE TOO HIGH

BRYAN BOLTS   Announces ‘That He Will Not Support Cox For the Presidency.

BRYAN DECLINES TO SUPPORT COX; WORKS FOR DRY CONGRESS   Commoner Still in Party But Considers Cox Candidate of “Wet” Element

BRYAN DROPS COX   Commoner Announces He Will No Support Party Candidate.

FIRE SWEEPS COTTON PLANT   70,000 Bales ,Destroyed in: $1,000,00C Cameron, Tex.,. Blaze Was of Incendiary Origin.

‘RIPE SWEEPS CUTTON PLANT.   70,000 Bates Destroyed in $1,000,000. Cameron, Tex., Blaze Was of : incendiary Origin. , :

WILSON HANDS — ALLIES A JOLI         “ideut Wilson Would  Abandon rope  Untess “His - Adriatic Setuement: Is Accepted.

MUSIC FESTIVAL FOR INDIANA 1S. JUST AWEEK AWA)   Greatest Activity: on Calendar of Events in Re cent History of County iGontés on 1 May 27 and   PREPARATIONS

PERSHING FOR PRESIDENT   Boom Launched by Number of New York Pelegation at Democratic  Convention,

DOES U. S. BOOZE LAW HOLD JOKER   WET FORCES SMIRKING OVER SOME POSSIBLE FUTURE MOVE.

SILVER LINING IN WET CLOUDS   Supreme Court Ruling May Show Vol. stead Act “Joker,”

GREEK TROOPS FIRED UPON BY BULGARIANS   French Float Colors in Bul garia and Turkish Thrace.

TEACHERS OPEN BATTLE AGAINST REORGANIZATION   State Association May Go on Rocks at Mil waukee Convention.

SHOT FIVE TIMES; WILL LIVE.      Two Fort Riley Soldiers Attacked and Robbed Tax! Driver,

GERMAN ASSEMBLY TO MET   Statement In Regard to French Oceupation May be Made.

CRANE FUNERAL ~~ NEXT MONDAY - FROM HIS: HOM!   Attended ‘to. Business Until Short  Tiroe Beforé His TNacih é

CRANE FUNERAL NEXT MONDAY FROM HIS HOME   Attended to Business Until Short : Time Before His

SEIZE THE “MAKIN’S’            teGovernment Officers D(scover Big * Whiskey’ Still at Peoria.

EX-KAISER’S LIBERTIES TO BE MINIMIZED, DUTCH SAY   ee ce  Refusing for Secdnd Time to Surrender Wilhelm, Holland Admits Responsibilities.

DUTCH REFUSE AGAIN TO GIVE UP WILHELN   HOLLAND PROMISES TO TAKE ALL NECESSARY STEPS TO GUARD FORMER KAISER,

‘Initial Walkoet at Chicago of What : May Become a General Ticep  at City Hall.

AS AND TEAMOTERD QUIT   Demand Daily Wage of Eight and Eleven Dollars Respectively.

FARMERS GO ON STRIKE IN PROTEST AGAINST. TOO LOW PRICE PAID FOR POTATOES

10 PROBE DEATH OF ACTRESS   ee a eg  Jack Pickford To Be  Questioned  BODY BEING HELD  Physician Says Death . Ts Accidental

SMEARS BLOGD ON PRINCE   King George’s Yotingest Son Is V ctim  of Traditiona! Fox-Kifting Ceremony.

BLOOD SMEARED ON PRINCE   King George’s Youngest Son Close Up When Faw le Willed

NO RESULTS FROM  RLR. WAGE PARLEY   No Definate Program Agreed Te at Conference Between Hines and Labor Leaders

DEMANDS HAS NO TANGIBLE RESULT   Proposals of Director Genera Hines Not Yet Presented in Their Entirety.   NOT BELIEVED THE WHOLE PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED   Some of Demands of Railway Work. ers Expected to be Withdrawn, While Others Probably Will be Compromised or Resubmitied — te Union Membership,

DIRECTOR GENERAL HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH UNION HEADS   BOTH SIDES REFUSE TO GIVE OUT STATEMENT REGARDING NEGOTIATIONS =   INCREASED PAY OEMANDED   ' Not Believed That onference Will Result in) Solution of Whole Problem but Come  promise is Expected , 4

HL TOLAGREE ON WARE INCREASES   Hines and Carr iex Unions - Repr esen_tatives Conference Fails’ to Bring , Results, . 3

WAGE ISSUE NOT SETTLED   Prolonged Discussion of Rail. road Employes’ Demands Nets No Tangible Result.

RAILWAY CONTROVERSY JUST STARTED   HINES LAYS DOWN PROPOSALS ONE BY ONE AND HEARS THEM DISCUSSED   ApPears The Various Unions Not En tirely In Agreement On Questions Considered

RAILROAD WAGE PROBLEM STILL UNSETTLED ONE   Conference Between Representatives of- Employes and Administration Without Result Yet.   UNION OFFICIALS NOT ALL AGREED

se Ts, aaa eee <a _.. —— ee .  CONSIDERING DEMANDS OF © RAILWAY MEN FOR. MORE PAY

CAPITAL WELCOMES ROOSEVELT BACK   Bands and Cheers Greet Democratic Candidate  tee cette rumen,   Plans for Big Demonstration Wher Cox Arrives Today

ROOSEVELT GIVEN ~TBAK WOOD GAVEL BY NAVY WORKERS   With the Hope Expressed He Would Be In Position To Use lt On Senate   WILL RESIGN FROM OFFICE HE NOW HOLDS NEXT MONTH   Indicates That He and Governor Con Will Divide the Country In Making Campaign

ROOSEVELT GETS BIG RECEPTION FROM THE NAVY   Departinent Hmployees Stage Demonstration for Him.

RUCSCVELT GIVEN PONTAAL WEL COME 12 WASHINGTON   Makes Address Pledging Con: _ tinuation of Friendship for Laboring Man.   CONG”, TULATED BY WOMEN EMPLOYES DEPARTMENT   Will Resign Position as Assistant Secretary of Navy Abow’ First Week in August— To Spend Monday and Tues: ay With Governor Cox

BANDS BLARE, EMPLOYES CHEER WHEN ROOSEVELT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON   Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Is Given Noisy Reception; Will Quit Navy Early In Auaqust.

ARM ROOSEVELT WITH BIG GAVE!   HE HOPES TO USE IT FIRST TIME ON FOURTH DAY OF MARCH

CHEERING FRIENDS AND WELCOME ROOSEVEL}   Vice-Presidential Nominee Back in Washington — Pledges Support to Workers.

ROOSEVELT GETS HEARTY WELCOME   Department Employes and Yard Workers Join In the Celebration at Capital   PRESENTED. WITH GAVEL   Will. Resign “As. Aid-to- Dar iels About First’ Wee! : August, Says:Nominée -

ROOSEVELT GIVEN NOISY RECEPTION   Greeted Upon  Returm to Washing: ton With Welcoming Demonstration by Employes.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE - MUST KNOW CANDIDATES   Superintendent Says Eleventh Hour Conversions Viewed With Suspicion.

in Order to Escape Taxes  Englishmen Decided to Live on Tropical Island Rest of Life

SECOND TERMERS HAVE A BIG DAY   RENRY ALLEN LEADS THE TICKET WITH CURTIS SECOND %   ‘The Vute Cast in Staté Is Probably Between $150,000 and 200.000    The Closest Race Was in Three Cornered Fight for State Pan Grr or ”

SECOND TERMERS HAVE A BIG DAY   HENRY ALLEN LEADS THE TICKET WITH CURTIS SECOND   LIGHT DEMOCRAT VOTE   The Vote Cast nm State Is Probably Between $150,000 and i 200 000   The Closeét Race Was in Three Cornered Fight for State Treasurer

RUSS REDS BEGIN ATTACK ON POLES   Reports Say Poles Have Re. pulsed Invaders. with Heavy Losses—Rumania To Talk Russ Peace

RUSSIANS WANT 10: ~ TALK PEACE WHILE ATTACKING POLANE   POLISH ARMY THUS FAR TEAS SUCCESSFULLY REPULSED RUSHES GP TH! SO Vif? FORCES

ACCEPTS. PROPOSAL  TO NEGO IATE PEACE   Rojmanian: Prom er and Russian -Sotiets  - To-. b egotiate- Peace be Says: ‘Londoit’ Advices + ug

SOVIETS ARE REPULSED — ~ IN MINOR ENGAGEMENT ALONG DNEISTER RIVER   Long Threatened War Against _ Neighboring Nations Is Started by Russ

RUSS REDS START ATTAGK ON POLES WITHOUT SUCGESS   Long Heralded Offensive Begun and Soviets Repulsed, Says Report.

POLISH REPORTS _ ARE IN CONFLIC]   fue Says Fishling Has Started—Oth er Tells of Peace Nesoations -

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ~ WITH: SOVIET. TO’ BEGI   Rumania _ Accepts Offer, of Russia to Talk Peace-But Lithuania Will Not Join.   POLES: REPULSE REDS

MARINE WORKERS: co SDE: STREE-ORDE   Ferryboat Men Tie-Up Traffic ~~ In New-York Harbor,

MARINE WORKERS CBEY STRIKE ORDER   Ferryboat Men Tie-Up traffic in Kew York Harber,

CAR STRIXEAS REFUSE TERME   Denver Tram Company Says It Wil Continue To Operate: With Strike Breakera,

TRAM MEN. VOTE TO REJECT COMPANY'S OFFER; NO- HOPE F SETTLING STRIKE SEEN

FIRE SWEEPS WHOLE COUNT   Wnhsconsin Loss Already 1 Million and Hundreds Are Homeless-—— Wind Fanning Forest Fiamés.

rOREGT FIRES IN WIoGONGIN MAKE MANY HOMELESS   Only Rain Can Remove Hazard and Wind Would Bring on a Holocaust.

MANY LOSE HOMES IN FIRE   Property Valued at Mcre Than Millio: Dollars Destroyed in Wisconsin Forest Fires.

HUNDREDS HOMELESS AS HIGH WIND FANS EMBERS INTO BLAZE: PROPS AND FARMS DESTROYED   Later: Reports: ‘Indicate Winds ‘Have» Down:and* Fire Is Under: Control * ‘Superior But Danger to Smaller’ ‘Town: : ~ Great — Volunteers Rushed to Scené'In Autamobiles'— Two Men Severely Burned: <<

HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS, PROPERTY IS DESTROYED RESULT OF FOREST FIRE

TIMBER RANGE IN FLAMES   Forest Fire Leaves Hundreds Home ess in AWNorliierh W iscunsin Culover Country.

‘SIXTY-ONE STILL OUTFITS  SEIZED. DURING- WEEK INOXE OKLAHOMA COUNTY

WEARS CYNICAL SMILE AS HE GOES TO HIS DEAT   Mysterious Prisoner In Sing Sing Electrocuted Last Night for Murder.

DEFIANT 10 EM   Sing Sing’s Nerviest Prisone! Goce to the Electric Chair.

“BE NEUTRAL IN POLITICS   Majority Report Defeat:  et At Closing Sessior of Convention—Naturalization of Japanese Is Opposed.   LAST ACTIVITIES

BEAITH NAMED EAD OF LEGION   Convention Passes Resolu. tion Favoring Exclusion of Japanese.

ST ORMY HOURS AMONG VETO IN ~GLOGING MEET   ifO BE NEUTRAL ~ ON POLITICS   RESOLUTION .ON ' JAPAN HOT—OHIO MAN IS NEW C4IEF.

LEGIUN AGAIN  ADMITTING JAPS   Adopt Resolution After Very Stormy Debate   BARS PICTURE BRIDES   And Would have So-Called Gentleman’s Agreement Abrogated—J. W. Galbraith, Jr., Unanimously Elected National Commander at Closing Session—Big Fight

GALBRAITH WING VER MAG NIDEH: FOR LEGION HEAL   Convention at Cleveland Votes for Strict Neutrality in Politics.   WOULD EXCLUDE JAPANESE

GALBRAITH CHOSEN LEADER OF LEGION   Anti-Japanese Resolution Passed After Stormy Debate During The Morning Session.

CINCINNAT! MAN GHOSE BY LEGION   F. W. Galbraith, Jr., Unani mously Elected.   JAPANESE QUESTION UP   American Legion Goes on Re. cord Favoring Rigorous Ex. clusion of Race as Immi-. grants; Cancellation of So. called Gentleman's Agree. ment... Pro American Work

STORMY DEBATE AT LEGION MEET ON JAP PROBLEM   Ex-service Men Go on Record in Favor of Closed Door   OHIOAN NAMED HEAD   PROTEST MADE AGAINST JAP DEMAND FOR NATURALIZATION RIGHT IN AMERICA.

LEADER OF SERVICE MEN   ', W Galbraith Jr. is Elected Commander of American Legion   Ex-Soldiers Favor Cancellation of So-Called Gentlemen’s Agreement With Japan

LEGION OPPOotS JAP IMMIGRATION   POLICY. OF STRICT NEUTRALI_ TY IN REGARD TO POLITICS TO BE CONTINUED.   MEMBERS URGED TO VOTE   Exclusion of “Picture Brides” and Annulment of “Agreement” Sought,

AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION ENDS SECOND MEETING   J. W. GALBRAITH OF CINCINNATI IS ELECTED COMMANDER OF ORGANIZATION,

GALBRAITH HEADS AMERICAN LEGION   Renews Declaration of Political Independence.

OHIO CANDIDATE HEAD OF LEGION   SOLDIER ORGANIZATION GOES ON RECORD AS FAVORING EXCLUSION®OF JAPANESE.

F. W. GALBRAITH UNANIMOS CHOICE   Elected National Commander of American Legion—Rigorous Exclusion of Japanese as Immigrants Favored.

WOULD PROVIDE POOR WITH FREE LEGAL COUNSEL   Hughes and Others Ad vocate Plan Before th American Bar Associa tion.

TO GIVE FREE  LEGAL ADVICE   Contemplating Estab. lishment ‘of Bureaus  Throughout U. S.

LAWYERS FAVOR FREE LEGAL AID FOR POORIN U.S   Charles Evans Hughe. Says Bureaus Would Check Radicalism.

CHARLES EVANS HUGHES FAVORS. ESTABLISHMENT OF FAEE LEGAL BUREAUS  FOR INDEPENDENT: POOE   NOTED. JURIST AND PROMINENT ' IN. PUBLIC LIFE, THINKS MUCH DISCONTENT COULD THUS BE OBVIATED

CANADA MINERS STRIKE      Twelve Thousand Out in Big May Day Strike.

12,000. MINERS ON > MAY DAY STRIKE   Thig' As ‘Protest - Against Imprisonment of Leaders of Winnipeg's General Strike Last Year... .

NEW QUAKES SPREAD DEATH   Mexican State of Vera Cruz - Again Hit by Severe  + Shocks.   MANY LIVES BELIEVED LOST   Great Property Damage Reported, But Details Are Lacking Because of Interrupted Communications— Covers Stretch of 65 by 55 Miles.

PEA oF HEAD BY NCW QUAKES   Many Mexican Cities Again Hil by Severe Shocks.   DETAILED REPORTS LACKING   Incomplete Returns Indicate the Loss of Many Lives and Great Property Damage in the State of  Vera Cruz. *

GCONDEMAN ALTON sUSPENDING -SMNMUST  Orcanizations Attack   ‘Hughes, Wickersham and - Whitman Among Those Making Protest.

ASSEMBLY ACTION. ROUNDLY DENOUNCE   Suspension of Socialists Con demned by New York Bar, Club and Citizens’ Unios

PALMER DELEGATES ~ ATTRACTING MOST ATTENTION 70 GATE   Expected to Make Things Lively When Pennsylvania’s Candif date -is Nominated.

SEVEN HOURS OF ORATORY AHEAD   Candidates for the Nominatio: Will Bo Presented to the Convention This Afterncon.   SAN FRANCISCO TAKES ON AIRS OF A COLLEGE TOWN   Rooters Parade the Streets, Ser  sunce the Delegations and Cut   Up High Jinks Generally. Lenders Moect in Serrot.

EXCITING SESSION EXPECTED AT THE © ~ QONVENTION TODAY   ‘Stage All Set for Bemonstration, Parading With State Standards and All That Goes With ft. 

:  MYSTERY OF BURIAL OF MILLIONAIRE INCREASES   Former Housekeeper Found ir Denver and Tells About Mysterious Woman

A DENTON MURDER CLEW   PLUMBER SAYS HE BOARDED UP THE DEATH CHAMBER.   Was Hired to De the Work by Mrs. R Cc. Peete, New in Denver, and Sealed Room Where Body Later Wae Found.

PAROLED CONVICT 1) HELD BY POLICE   Los ANGELES OFFICIALS BE.LIEVE PLUMBER KNOWS SOMETHING OF DENTON MYSTERY.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES.   In National Conference to Discuss Vital Issucs of Dar.

MUNICIPAL COAL YARD.   Logansport Hes One and Regards i as a Joy Forever.

“MUNICIPAL COAL YARD?      Logansport Has One and Regards i . as a Joy Forever,

FOR DISMISSAL OF 40 MORE IK NEWBERRY GASE   Refused by Judge Sessions —One o Them Newherry’s Brother.

‘Entire nespomslbility fer Senate's Fallmce to Ratify Treaty la ; Placeu on Prestdenrt.

Senator Cummins Assails Presiden   Also Declares Age Of Strike In Puhlic Utilities Has Passed

THE BIG. RUSH IS ON.   < . po Fame Factory at Peak of The Temata  an “Pick.

SUBSCRIBERS STRIKE AT PHONE INCREASE   Business and Residents Order Phones Disconnected at Third Increase— City May Compe! Company to Vacate.

MARK SULLIVAN SAS PRESSURE OW BOARD FAILS   Secteiary Houston -and: Grolip Refuse - to Play: Politics “With Demands: :   WILSON GIVEN ‘PRAISE, FOR HIS. ATFITUDE   Government’s Refusal. to-Lenc Aid.Declared to Be: Right Gtongd «

Politicians, Including: Southerners, . Fail In Pressure On Reserve Boarc

PROOF AGAINST TREASURY RAID   sic wETaAny wisTON Pin M OES iMEs oF STHESs.   MADE FACE STRONG PRESSURE   Hembarded and tmeplered by ( etten Men of South to Loewen tre Vederat Heeerve Reoard Aiee I ppreeched.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD STOOD PA KINDER. PRESSURE   Refused to Aid Cotton Grower: F of South, Even Tho Plea Based.. on Politics.   SECRETARY OF TREASURY -TURNED. DOWN REQUES   incident, Heretofore Unrecorder - in Political. Way,.!s Credit to the Administration.

SENATE INVESTIGATION OF NAVY IS COMPLETED   Chairman Hopes to Have Report in Week—Admirals Defend Sims’ Policies

INVESTIGATION OF NAW COMPLETED   Supplementary Statements From Rear Admiral Fiske and Fullam Are Read   SIMS ON WITNESS STAND   Fisks Declares He « Helpe Secretary Daniels in Preparing for War’

SENATE CLOSES PROBE OF NAVY   SIMS AND FISKE TAKE FINAL “DIGS” AT DANIELS FOR LACK OF FORESIGHT.

INVESTIGATION OF NAV’S GONDUCT IN WAR IS. COMPLETER   Admiral Was Final Wikies and. “Chairman Hale’ Announced Re ‘port Would Be Ready Within i Waal   REORGANIZATION . PROPOSED

INVESTIGATION lt rae lt  Uo. NAT WAR COMPLETED   SIMS ONLY WITNESS ON STAND YESTERDA\   Admiral Submits an Outline of Legislation For Reovganizing the Departmen on Up-to-Date Lines:

PROUD 10 HAVE HIS NAME LINKED WITH SIMS AND FISKE   Admiral Fullam Denies That He Wished to Prussianize American Navy.   SENATE PROBE ENDS, REPORT READY IN WEEK   Rear Admiral Sims Only Witness Fricay, but Chairman Reads Into Record Supplementary Statements From Follam and Fiske Replying fo Secretary Daniels.

SENATE INGUIRY CLOSES AT LAST   Chairman Hale Promises Report Within Week   SIMS IS LAST WITNESS   Statements by Fullam and Fiske are Read Into Record. Latter Denies Statement by Secretary Daniels that He is Disciple of Von Tirpitz— Outlines Legislation.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   .0.P. CONVENTION IN FULL SWING AT CHICAGO

AL MINE FIRE KILLS IND. MINERS      TRAPPEDSix DIE—ELEVEN ARE  HEBEL      NECESSARY TO DIG TUNNEL TQ IMPRISONED MINERS TO FREE THEY

Tamnel i is Dug: Around. Fire. to Spot Whete Seve: . ‘teen. Men: Are ‘Imprisoned by F Flames——Twels : Other Men, ‘Rescued, ei in Saeel and ” Gon—Fire Extinguished.’:

BELIEVE PROPOSAL  ON PROBLEM WILL BE ABANDONED   Result of Exchange of Correspondence May Be Great. :   MUST CONSULT U. Si   Peace Treaty Not Likely To Be Taken From Senate.

WIS TDALED NOTE   Is Said to Inform Foreign Premiers They are Either Insincere or Boobs.   PRESIDENT CLAIMS THEY MISSED POINT   j  ‘Insisis Their Argumentative   Note Does Not Answer His Original Protest.

FRANCE THREATENS BLOCKADE OF HUN   Will Take Action Marchh 1, Unles: Steps are Taken to Deliver Coal Provided by Peace Treaty.

Failure to Receive Coal Shipments Cause. of ..,,, Action.   MILLIONS IN ARREARS   Millerand Promises to En. force Pledges of His Country.

RUSSIA IS RUN DOWN   Little Export Business Possible - O-Is The Soviet Hope.

War Has Practically Ruined Their Transportation System and Farm Lands.   MAN-POWER IS ALSO DEPLETED

War Has Practically Ruined Their  Transportation System and   Farm Lands.   ius -MAN-POWER IS  ALSO DEPLETED  }      Oil Is the Greatest Hope of the  Soviet Government at  Present Time.

SAYS BRITISHERS SOUGHT PART IN SHIPPING BOARD   First Chairman of Board Testifies About Activity of the British Mission,   ONE WAS PLACED ON BOARD   Denman Saw Ti hat He Got Of Says That influenced’ ~ Him To Resign,

DENMAN CHARGES — BRITISH ATTEMPT 10 DOMINATE SHIPPING   Member of British Commisston Was on Shipping Board When He Took Charge, He States. — Many Interesting Revelations Withheld,

SHIPPING BOARD SFORETS TOLD Bt FORMER CHAIRMAN   Wm. Denman Says British Interests Tried to Influence Policies.   EVEN GOT BRITON ON THE BOARD   Mr. Denman Says His Resig. nation Was Due to British Activity.

BRITISH INFLUENCE ALLEGED BY DENMAN   FORMER SHIPPING BOARI CHAIRMAN TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMITTEE.

D0 JOHN BULL’ WOFK UNCLE SAM   Witness Before House Committee Today Says Such Was the Case.

BRITISH TRIED TO RULEBOARI   William Denman. Says British ‘Mission Took Hand in Shipping Board Policies.   GRITON’ WAS MEMBER

BPITISH INFLUENC?   ATTEMPT WAS. MADE TO EXERT IT ON SHIPPING. BOARD.   That is the Testtmony of Witness Who Says He Can Tell Nore RW Wison WIN Let Jim.

BRITISH ATTEMP TO INFLUENCE = UNITED STAYES SHIPPING BOARD  CHARGED BY FORMER CHAIRMAN   William Denman of San Francisco Declares His In'_ gistance On Freedom From Interference Caused Resignation.

BALFOUR WAS ACTIVE IN U. S. SHIP AFFAIRS   FORMER CHAIRMAN TESTIFIES ENGLISHMAN PUT ON BOARD WHILE HE WAS OUT

BRITISH INFLUENCE ON SHIPPING BOARI   FURTHER LIGHT ON ATTEMPT TO CONTROL,   Charged That British Mission Had Succeeded in Getting One of Ita Members Elected te Administrative Body.

TRIED TO GEE VOICE IN U.s. BOARD. CLAIM   Denman Makes Charge Against British Mission tea America   EFFORT WAS FOUGHT

DENMAN DECLARES — BRITISH MISSION TRIED TO DICTATE   FORMER CHAIRMAN LEFT BOARD AS RESULT   Would Like To Obtain Permission From President Wilson to Disclose “Certain i  Phases.”

OAUTTOH INE UERGE IN OHEPING BGAN BARE AY FARMER CAIRN   DPEMAN SAYS BRITISH MISSION 1 U.S. IN 1917 TRIED TO INTE RFEERF.

ie ~ BORRD, CHAR   First Shipping: ‘Chairman Tells Committee He -Could, Make -Disclasures

BRITISH INFLUENCE SEEN   ‘Denman Says English Tried to Mould ' Policies.

DENMAN CHARGES BRITISH MISSION SOUGHT TO INFLUENCE SHIPPING BOARD

INFLUENCE OF BRITISH DREW DENMAN’S IRE   Caused His Resignatior As Chairman of the Shipping Board.

DENMAN ACCUSES GREAT BRITAIN   Says li Aitempted fo influence Anerican Shisping Policy.   TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMITTEE

DENMAN TESTIFIES AS TO QUSTING OF ENGLISH AGENT  seat RMAN DECLARES N ate en AINED wis ACE. MEM . ;      ew Program Formed After Discovery of Foreign } TIntarfaranre_

DENMAN: TESTIFIED EFORE COMMITTEE               SR WELD EAA  : ‘SHIPPING. BOARD TALKS  A-BRITISH MISSION HERE

INFLUENCE OF GREAT BRITAIN   England Attempted tc Run Shipping Board Denman Said

SRITAIN TRIED. TO INFLUENCE SHIPPING BOART   FIRST CHAIRMAN — SAYS MEMBER OF BRITISH M18 SION WAS MADE MEMBETI OF ADVISORY BODY.

CLAIMS HE WAS FORCED OUT BY~ FOREIGN BOARD   [Former Head of United States Shipping Board Gives a Testimony   ‘HINTS AT DISCLOSURES   Says With Consent of President 7 Wilson He Cou!d Tell 7 Story

BRITISH INFLUENCE ON BOARD BARE!   First Chairman of Shippinc Board Says Mission Attamnted tn Rule Policy

SAYS BRILISE ENDEAVORED 10 SHAPE POLICY   Former Chairman Says Meinber: British Mission Took Hand   Largely Responsible For Resig nation is Claim of Denman

England Sought Ship Control,  Says Denman   former Chairman o oare I Cl f Board Says Foreign Influence Caused Resignation

BRITISH TRIED 10 INFLUENCE BOARD   Members of Nission Attempt. ed to Influence Shipping  Policies, Says Denman   His Insistence That Board Be Free’ From British Interference Caused Resionation

‘Witness Tells A Belated Story Of Plans To Influence . Ghinpinge Boarc

DENMAN TESTIFIES — ~ BEFORE COMMITTEE   Principal Reason Why He . Quit as Chairman —

Former Chairman of Shipping Board Says He Resigned Because Member of Foreign Mission Was Given Important Place.   TRIED TO OPERATE BOARD ON STRICT AMERICAN BASIS

Denman, First ‘Chairman, Testifies That 1917 Mis gion Made Attempt; ‘Resignation . Caused By  - _ Ansistence ‘That Hoard  Be Free 7 fom. British -Damination. - $A" a 8

TELLS OF BRITISH DESIGNS IN U.S   DENHAM ASSERTS MISSION TO AMERICA PLACED ONE ON SHIPPING BOARD.

BRITON PUT ON U.S. ADVISORY BODY   Witness Claims London Tried te {influence Shipping Board

SEEK TO RULE CHIP POLICIES   First Chairman of Board Tes - tifies to Attempts to Exert  * Influence in Formation of Merchant Marine   WOULD REVEAL MORE IF ~ PERMITTED BY WILSON

DENMAN TESTIFIED — EFORE COMMITTEE         IRST. CHAIRMAN OF _ SHIPPING BOARD TALKS       ACBRITISH MISSION HERE   ; nd - He Permission From the Presi lent He Could Make Disclosures gta Cause of Resignation,

MARCHING ON PERING   Chinere  Capitel sot  Alarmed 7 Thoggh. Trocps “Are Near

NEW LEATHER SUPPLY.   British To Authorize ~ Killing of Sed Liens for Their Hides.

SS we ee es (ee  NEW LEATHER SUPPLY.   British To Authorize Killing of Sea Lions for Their Hides.

CAUGHT IN DEATH TRAP.   Aivican Missionary, Known Here, hilled in Far Off Country.

CAUGHT IN DEATH TRAP,      African) Misgonary, Tinown Here Killed in Far Off Country.

CHINESE SEEK U.S, PROTECTION   Ask Permission to Cross Mex ican Border If Rebels Attack

CHINESE IN’ MEXICO WANT TO ENTER U.S   Without Consular Protection And Fearing Danger From Revolutionary Activities in That Country They Ask Permission to Enter. U. S,

CHINESE OLEK TO ENTER U. 6   40,000 Wish to Cross Border lf Threatened by Mexican Revolt.

oT ANT GOLD,   New. Diseovertes in Both Create Excitenient In Montana.

TURKS MAGOAGRE 000 ARMENIAN   Most Brutal of All Atrocities Reported From Cilicia.   BURN U. S. HOME, 85 GIRLS   Report Says Many of 3,000 Fleeing From Marash Die in Blizzard— Snowstorms Block Railroads and Prevent Relief.

SAY 5,000 DIE IN MASSACRE   Reports Declare Turks Fire U.S Home and Burn 85 Girls.   VICTIMS PERISH IN BLIZZARD   Many of 3,000 Fleeing Armenians Dle in Storm In Attempt to Escape— Snow Blockades Rallroads and Prevents Rellef.

SAY 5,000 DEAD IN MASSACRE BY THE TURKS   Reports Declare Turks Fire U. S. Home and Burn 85 Girls.   VICTIMS PERISH IN BLIZZARD   Many ef 2,000 Fleeing Armenizas Die in Storm in Attempt to Escape— Snow Blockades Railroads and Prevents Reijicf.

CAPITALISTS BACKWARD IN DEMANDING RIGHTS JUDGE GARY ASSERTS   Chairman of Steel Corporation Beliedes Moneyed ): Classes: Ave Backward.

CAPITAL MUST ASSERT RIGHTS, GARY DECLARES   i  jEmployers Have Been Backward in This Regard, Min : ing Institute ‘Told.   MUCH DEPENDS ON LABOR   With Working Man Resta Fate of “Slip of State"; Next President Must Be Able, Wise, Well Informed aud of Unyuestioned Honesty.

EXPANSION OF CREDIT, NOT CURTAILMENT IS FEDERAL RESERVE POLICY   So Declares Peers o: J. “eey: Governor of Ric eral Reserve Bank 7 fo dress Before South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Asso. ciation Today.

DECLARES THE SOUTH LIBERALLY TREATEI   back of Credit Not tc - Blame.

STATEMENT fF SEAY   South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Hear Defense Fed eral Reserve System.   SOUTH GOT MOST CREDITS   Yet the Most and Loudest Complaints Come from This Section, Says Bank Head.

CAYS SOUTH GETS PLENTY OF GREO!   RESERVE BANK FREAD ASSEITES NO CREDIT CURTAIEMOEN?S CAR AK COUTH CONCK ANED

WILL SEEK PLAN TO REDUCE PRICES   fMiss Elizabeth Ehrbart Named  Member of Committee at Wellesley College to Con duct Economic Survey.

WORLD LOOKING TO U. §S. FOR ITS MOTOR SUPPLY.   Department of Commerce Puts Value of Shipments for Year at $232,252.376.

AUTO ‘EXPORTS VAST   Department of Commerce Puts Value at $292,252,376,   Equals Nearly Nine Times Total Shipped Before the Worid Ware Britain Leads Imports.

EXPORTS OF AUTOS SHOW A BIG FIGURE   Department of Commerce Puts Value at $232,252,376.   Equals Nearly Nine Times Total Shipped Before the Wor!d War— Britain Leads Imports.

AMERICAN EXPORT OF AUTONOBILES   AMISRICAN MADE MOTOR CARS OF ALL KINDS BAKED   GAEAT BRITAIN TAKES BIARY   Twenty-four ‘Phousand Commercin Cars and 105,510 Passenger Car: Exported From United States for  Past Fiseal Year.

TROOPS SENT TO SAVE THE ARMENIANS   ALLIES EXPECT THAT CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE WILL SOON BE OCCUPIED,

ALLIED TROOPS OCCUPY TURKS’ CAPITAL TODAY   16,000 Men There to Enforce Terms of Armistice.

Constantinople Is Occupied  by. 16,000 Trained French G8 TS ecw:   WILL HELP.’ ARMENIA   ‘Lloyd George  Says Forces in East. Will Be Strengthened.

SueVvevvenvoeouqeoe0ocuecse  THE WEATHER, : @ 8 @06000000600000000008e   for ihansas: Pair tonight and Tuesday; rising temperature.

kh ANSAS PRE At HERS s PAY.      More Thauoai Hundred Get) Less Then $500 a Year and Average % Belaw «a Mhonsand.

MIR. AND MRS. WARD HAVE SPLENDID TRIP   Corona’s Delegates to Eastern Star Convention in San ‘Francisco Enjoy Motor Trip North and  40nrpn. flamn Sint

MR. AND MRS, WARD HAVE SPLENDID TRIP   Corona’s Delegates to Eastern Stax Convention in San _ Francisco Enjoy Motor Trip North and  Ratim: CMamn Ont

COX REITERATES CHARGE, SAYS SLUSH FUND IS TO BE THIRTY MILLIONS, NOW

GOVERNOR TELL   Says Republicans Have Increased Their “‘Ante” and Will Spend Enormous Sum ty Put Their Men Over.   STATEMENT IS MADE : IN SPEECH IN IDAHO   Opposition to Nations League is “a Political Plot Against America As Well As World   Pivilizatinon.”  :

. 0. P. TREASURY. CHARGE RAISED BY DEM LEADER   €ox Now Says Republicans Are Raixing Something Like $30,* 000,000 to Beat Him

COX SAYS SLUSH FUND WILL REACH THIRTY MILLIONS   Democratic Candidate Reiterates Charges of Republican Corruption.   Delivers Eight Speeches ti Crowds in Tour of Oregon and Idaho.

GOV. COX BOOSTS FIGURES ON FUND FOR HAS DEFER   Now Charges Total of $25, 000,000 to $30,000,000 is Being Raised.   SAYS OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS POLITICAL PLOT   Emphasizes Versailles Covenant in Borah’s Home Town, While by a Curious Coinci. dent Idaho Senator Was Speaking in Dayton.

GDX RAISES SLUSH “FUND QUOTAS 10. OVER $95,000 000   Will Make Government Agen cy For the 100 Per Cent,  __...__.- He Peaminee_..

COX RAISES LIMIT OF (. 0. P. FUND   leaned  mildew oo AMOUNT MAY BE BLE WHAT HE AT OF IRST CHARGED   BUSY DAY IN) NORTHWEST   Demeratic Nominee Continues — to Feature League of Nations and Big Business Opponents.

GOY. COX CHARGES REPUBLICANS WILL INCREASE BOODLE   Democratic Candidate Says the Fund Will Reach $30,000,000 to Secure Victory.   MADE EIGHT SPEECHES IN AS MANY PLACES   Disregarded Doctor’s Adyice Delivers Addresses in the — Open Air:

MAKES NEW ASSAULT ON SLUSH FUND   Nominee Declares 2 Per Cent of People Are Raising Money to Defeat Him — Delivers Eight Speeches in Far West.

G. 01 P. FIGURES INCREASED BY COX   Declares From $25,000,00C to $30,000,000 is Being Raised by Opposition   MAKES EIGHT SPEECHES   Preaches Doctrine of Peace and Progressivism to Large Audiences

COX CLAIMS SLUSH FUND IS DOUBLED  Sets G. O. P. Total at $30,000,000 in Charges :      CALLS LEAGUE ENMITY A “POLITICAL PLOT’   Repeats Attacks or W. M. Wood of Woolen Company

COX HAS RAISED THE ‘ANTE:   NOW HE SAYS THE REPUBLICAN FUND: 1S 25 MILLION OR MORE.   Makes Charge During Trip Throagk Idaho, Winding Up With Plea for Leagac in Boise, Home of Borah.

CLAIMS 2 PER GENT OF PEOPLE ARE RAISING MONEY   Democratic Candidate Doubles the Amount - He First Named.

25 MILLION DOLLAR FUND BEING RAISED BY G. 0, P. SAYS GOA   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TELLS IDAHO AUDIENCE SUM SUBSCRIBED TO DEFEAT HIM   FORMER FIGURES ANISED   Fieht Speeches Deali Mainly With Party’s Doctrine of “Beace and Progress” Made by Covernor During Day

GOV! COX RAISES THE ANTE   Says Now the Republicans Ara Try ing to Raise $20,000,000 To  Defeat Him.

COX DOUBLES MONEY CHARGE   Now Says Fuad ef From Twenty te Thicty Millions Is Being  pasced te Defeat Hine   GIVES 8 SPEECHES    Disregarding Physician’s Order Banning Oatdoor Speaking, He Campaigns ia Borah’s State

Disregarded Doctor’s Orelers anc - Made Nunierous Rear-platform  Addresses At-Points Tn Idaho   oaned Orecon.   LEAGUE PRINCIPAL TOPS

20 MILLIONS ARE BEING RAISED 1 DEFEAT GUY. COX   JYOUBLES AMOUNT HE FORMER LY ACCUSED REPUBLICANS OF RAISING

COX RAISES THE AT ECE TIMIT   Nearly Doubles Republican Campaign Fund   N SPEECH AT BOISE   Says from $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 is -Being Raised— Eight Address Dealing Mainly with Peace and Progress Delivered During Day. League Paramount Issue

REPUBLICAN FUND THIRTY MILLIONS COX NOW ASSERTS   Tells Idaho People That Oppesition To League is Political Plot Against America   MAKES EIGHT SPEECHES ON PEACE AND PROGRESS   Tells How He Proposes To Adjust Conditions That Now Are Burdensome To People

OPPOSITION. T 0 LEAGUE , GREAT POLITICAL: PLO}            Obie i is to Sede ar

GOVERNOR COL HAISE FIGURES TEN MILLIONS   Says Republicans are Raising Thirty Millions to Defeat Him   OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE : IS POLITICAL PLOT

1) NALLION BEING AAISED, off COX   Candidate Declares Larger Amount Being Collected Than at First Charged.

CHESTER H. TERRELL DEAD.   Former Speaker Lower House of Tex as Legislature Dies at San Antonio.

NO CHANCE OF SWIFT PEACE   Minsk Negotiations Only Intended  to Placate Entente.

DECLARES POLISH PEACE IMPOSSIBLE      CORRESPONDENT SAYS MINSK CONFERENCE WILL NOT END IN ARMISTICE,

PEACE CONDITIONS MAY BE AMENDED   ‘Success of Poles Should Cause Her Delegates to Get Better Terms If They Are Notified

OAXONY AGAIN RESUMING HEA ORDERLY ROLE   YOTHA WORKMEN REVOLTED I ORDFR TO GET RID OF NOSKE’S ARMY.   Reports of Loss Of Life And Prope:tv Grossly Exaggerated Is Correspondent’s Report.

ORDER IS EMERGING IN THE INDUSTRIAL CENTERS IN GERMANY   Wesel is Reported to Have Been Captured by the Workmen.   ABOLITION OF MARTIAL LAW DEMANDED BY THEM   No Trace of a Soviet Organiza. tion is Found by a Correspondent.

SOUTH GERMANY IS QUIET.   4 é irder Emerging From Chaos ia Saxon Indaatelal Centers,

DTRIKING WORKMEN IN SAXONY THROW DOWN THEIR ARMS   Garrison Driven Out of Gotha Last Week Returns Today —Fought Continuously Since March 17. .

ERSLOWLY DIMES FROM HUN CHAOS   Correspondent Tells of Chaos Throughout. Industrial Saxony.   uS. FLAG IS INSULTED . BY PRUSSIAN OFFICER   Workers Demand Abolition of Martial Law and Recrea tion of the Civil / Guard

DESCRIGES CHADS IN INDUSTRIAL CITIES OF SAXON   Law and Order Slowly Emerging * from Recent Disorders   STRIKES ARE CALLED OFF

INDUSTRIAL AGAIN QUIET   Order --Is. -Being-Restored--In Saxony After 10. Days of Continous Fighting.   MANY GERMANS STILL IGNORANT OF OUTCOME   Workmen Claim They Orgenized to Defeat Military Coup; Willing to Submit Now

ORDER 1a BEING  BROUGHT ABOUT IN THE OARONY INDUSTRY ZONE   Workmen Are Capitulating and Calling Off Strikes; Military Forces Take Over Some of.the Cities.   BUILDINGS RIDDLED ~~" BY FLYING BULLETS   Effects of Fighting Which Began March 17 Are In Evidence; Correspondent Gives His Experiences.

ORDER COMING BACK SLOWLY IN SAXONY   WORKMEN CAPITULATING AND CALLING OFF STRIKE WHILE MILITARY GAIN CONTROL,   Estimated That 90 Were Killed and Several Hundred. Womnded in _ Clashes Since March 17,

WORKMEN BACK TO JOBS AFTER RED UPRISING   Workmen Still in Charge of City of Essen; Saxony Is Quiet.

Strikers Who Have Held Upper Hand for Several Days Have Laid Down Their Arms; Fighting in Gotha Causes Death of 90; Wesel Bombarded by Artillery Fire   DUTCH KEEP WATCH ON EVENTS

on fe “S HELD   Chief of the L W..W, indicted by - Chicago Special Graod Jary.   OTHER 1-W. WS “INCLUDED   The “Ciiarges Are a Conspiracy to Overthrow Government at United States:

BiG FALLING OFF SHOWN IN LIQUOR CONSUMPTION      Less Per Capita During 1919 Than for Any Year Since 1870, Latest Figures Show.

BURSAR SMITH HEADS BUSINESS ORGANIZATIO!   Elected President of University and College Business Officers’ Association—Meeting Last Week.

LAST MINUTE WORD FROM COX DELIVERD MAN FROM DEATE   Prisoner Gets  Eleventt Hour Reprieve at State Penitentiary.

Loved His Son So Well He Shot Him To Save His Soul. Father Declares

SHOT SON TO  _ SAVE HIS SOUL   Father Told Police That His Boy Was Keeping Bad Company

SHOOTS HIS SON 0 SAVE HIM   SHOOTS DOWN OWN BOY TC SAVE HIM FROM THE GALLows.

FATHER SHOOTS WAYWARD SON TO “SAVE HIS SOUL”   Parent Says He is Not Sorry as Youth Struggles for Life.

SHOT HIS SON TO “SAVE HIS SOUL”   Father Sends Three Bullets into Boy’s Body—Says He’s Not Sorry

SHOOTS OWN SON TO SAVE HIS SOUL   Chicagoan Turned Revolver on Boy Who Becama Bandit; Now Weeps at Injured Lad's Bedside.

SHUT HIS SUN 10 SAVE SOU   Chicago Father Used Revol ver to Keep Boy From Crime—May Die.

Chicago Father Shoots Son to “Save His Soul’   ‘ Was Afraid He Would Turt Bandit,” Parent Explains, As Boy Fights for Life.

HE SHOT HIS SON “TO SAVE HIS SOUL’   This Was Excuse of Chicago Father Who Said Boy Was Going Bad.

MAN SHOOTS oll HE FEARED WUULL BECOME CRIMINAL   Finds Him on Street With Bac Company, Fires Thrice io “Save Soul” of Lad.

Has No Pat InM urder : Only on Scene, but He ls Sentenced to Hany

SAFE BLOWER TO GALLOW:   CULPRIT AND ACCOMPLICE MUST HANG FOR MURDER OF WATCHMAN

PEOPLE FLEE -..1SLAN:   Alarm at Corinto, Nicaragi By Subsidence ‘of Along Coast . ”

JEALOUS HUSBAND KILLS WRONG MAN   Wichita, Kansas, Man in Jail Charg: ed With Murder tn the First Degree.

RAIL WORKERS DECIDE AGAINST GOING ON STRIKE   Head, of Maintenance of Way Men Says New Method VAG Cet Trial

ANNOUNCES EMPLOYES MAINTENANCE OF WAYS DECIDED NO STRIKE   Allen Barker, President of Brotherhoods Makes Announcment at Washimegton Today—Employes Reach No Strike Decision.

TRACKMEN TO GO ON WITH THEIR WORK   \LLAN BARKER, PRESIDENT O1 MAINTENANCE EMPLOYES, SAYS THE ¢ WON'T STRIKE    HOSPITAL BURNED   Seven Patients in Male Ward of Ohio State Hospital Burned to Death Today {

AMERICANS ARE ATTACKED BY MEX. BANDITS   Armored Train Blown Up But None Die,

MEXICAN TRAIN, WITH AMERICANS ABOARD, WRECKED   Passengers Successfully Defend Themselves Against Bandits

MEXICAN TRAIN IS REPORTEDBLOWNUP   Train Was in State or Chihuahua and Was Carrying Many Americans.

PLAN SUGKESTED I POUL BUYING OF GUBAN SUGAR   Reduction Of  Specula tive Bidding Object Sought.   PRESENT TO REFINERS   Vigorous Measures To Be Used To Assure Household Supply.

CUT DOWN oul mat  Plan Provides for Elimina   Plan Provides for Elimina  tion of Bidding for Raw Cuban Product.

Speculative Bidding of Refiners In Cuban Raw Product is Blamed For High Prices—Refiners Willing to Buy it For Less

DEPARTMENT AT -* WORK ON SUGAR ’ SCHEME PLAN   ASKS REFINERS TO DEAL WITH PRODUCERS AND ~ CUT OUT SPECIALISTS   HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ©.” ARE TO COME FIRST

PLAN RELIEF OF SUGAR SHORTAGE BY POOL, BUYING   Proposal: Made lo Combitic In Purchasing Raw Cu. ban Sugar For the Ameviean Markels.      SAVING ASSURED   Idea Ts lo Provide Sufficient Sugar to Supply Demand Of Coming Canning Sea&O)7_

HOPE OF FINDING COUGHLIN BABY BODY GIVEN UP   LUNACY COMMISSION MAY BE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE PASQUALE MENTALLY

HUGE HED DRI DErEATS POLES. 2 GLAIM   Vast Bolsheviki Army In Bix Smash Near Pripet, London Hears

REDS LAUNCH BiG OFFENSIVE   Attack Poles in Pripet Regior Driving Back Advanced Posts,

Poles Attacked and Beaten in  New Red Drive   Polish Officials Admit The: Can’t Withstand Big Onslaucht.

RED OFFENSIVE AGAINST POLES   Bolsheviki Launch Terrific Attack Against Polish Lines Along Onieper River.  ARE DRIVING AHEAD

LIGHT AND-POWER — “WTSINGEASED HERE IN DECISION   Boost ,in' Rates Announced To day by the Railréad Commission of Wisconsin    POWER USERS” INCREASE. "CONSIDERABLE [8 RULING   Greatest Raise’ is for Demand + Charge in New Schedule

LIGHT AND POWER RATES INGREASED HERE IN DECISION   Boost in Rates Announced Today by the Railroad Commis: sion of Wisconsin   POWER USERS’ INCREASE CONSIDERABLE IS RULINC   Greatest Raise is for Demand Charge in New Schedule

TOYS ARE DISTRIBUTED   Children of French Devastated Area Get Christmas ( a

CHEER TO BE SPREAD OVER _ FIELDS OF DEVASTATION   Sixty Tons of Toys Given to Poor Children by Young Folks of France in More Prosperous Circumstances.

French Children Get Tons of Toys   AMERICANS ASSIST IN THE GiVING OF MOUNTAIN OF PRESENTS THRU THE WAR - TORN DISTRICTS — TOYS AND SWEETS ALLOTTED TO EVERY KID.

PLAN SENSIBLE PROGRAM.   Women's Clubs Propose to Wear “Staple”? Clothes Awhile.

ARE FIGHTING. HICOST OF LIVING   Twelve Thousand.” Wo men Pledge to: Wear. > “Staple” Clothing’.

CLUB WOMEN PLEDGE THEMSELVES 10 WEAR UNLY STAPLE GLOTEES   PLACE TWO WEEKS BAN ON POTATOES IN CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE PRICE OF FOOD.

Filmy “Undies,” Sheer Hose, Georgette Waists and Potatoes Tabane:

OHIO ALL REPUBLICAN   ‘Congressional Delegation Elected. Will Have 21 Congressmen,

MACHINE oN MOWS DOWN  MEN FROM   AMBUSH   NEPUBLIUAN.  WIN PLACES  UF FAMOUS FIGURED   Champ Clark and Isaac Sher: wood Among Ficturesque  Men Defeated

NATIONAL ELECTION GOES INTO HISTOR)   Practically Complete Returns Give Harding 404 Electoral Votes.

REPUBLICANS GAIN IN BOTH HOUSES   BROKE THE SOLID SOUTH, AND HAVE CLEAN OPEN ROAD TO DO ANYTHING THEY WANT

HARDING 404 T0 127 FOR OPPONENT   Practically Complete Returns Give Republicans Majerity of 22 in Senate   128 MORE SEATS IN HOUSE   Harding’s State Plurality 178,002— Watson’s Lead 155,257 With More Precincts Out.

LLL EL, IE OE ELAN LL LOL OT  HARING WILL AEGEIVE TOTAL Oana vores   House of Representatives to Have 281 Republicans, and 153 Democrats,   PICTURESQUE FIGURES OF CAPITAL PASS OUT   BOTH THE OLDEST AND THE YOUNGEST OF THE HOUSE WITH BURLESON, DANIELS AND OTHERS WILL GO.

PROMINENT MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE ARE RETIRED BY VOTERS   CHAMP CLARK, LONG IN” THI HOUSE, IS NOT REELECTED

PUBLIC LIFE   ELECTION RESULTS IN) MANY CHANGES IN PERSONNEL OF HOUSE AND SENATE   CABINET MEMBERS 10 G0      Three of the Most Striking Figures to Be Retired Are Postmaster General Burleson, Secretary Daniels and Secretary Wilson.

HARDING 40470 127 FOR COXBREAK IN SOUTH   The Republicans Gained 10 Additional Seats in the . Senate

HARDING RECEIVED 408 ELECTORIAL VOTERS: GOVERNOR COX GOF 12  tte Timisad Bese 3

DEATH KNELL  UF LEABUE Ii PRONOUNCED   COMES AS CLIMAX 10 FIRST POSTELECTION TALK  Report Begs: Wilson   Report Says Wilson May Step Out in Near Future.

127 ELECTORAL VOOFSFOR Oh: ~QSFORHARON   REPEL  SEATS J I        S GAIN FORTY HOUSE AND T THE SENATE,          REPUBLICANS ALSO WIN DEMOCRATIC TENNESSEE   Too, Wert Republicar Has Une Republi‘OUZTeNSMIL, i

THAT “SOLID SOUTH” 1S BADLY CRACKED   Tennessee and Oklahoma Now In Republican State Ranks.

ELECTORS TO - MEET   The Second Monday in Sanaa y, and. ; heir ir ‘Official Ballots.

MANY PICTURESQUE FIGURES TO LEAVE « GAPITAL MARCH ¢   Republican Victory Means Retirement of Many Democratic Notables.

‘Champ Clark and Isaac Sher.  wood Among Ficturesque - Men Defeated

HARDING GETS 404 - ELECTORAL VOTES; ~ BOLP. STILL GAN:   Senate Will be Republican by 22 and House by 128, is the Latest Indication.

ELECTION IS HISTORY NOW   SENATOR HARDING GETS 404 ELECTORAL VOTES—-COX GETS 127 — REPUBLICANS CONTROL BOTH HOUSES.  ee.

0.0. F. Wilt 205 oEAT IN GONGRESS   Also Increase Number From 49 to 59 Seats in Senate --- Socialists Win One Seat.

Analysis of Results Shows Magnitude of Republican Victory at Polls.

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD’S CIRCULATION MUCH REDUCED   Shortage of Print Paper Limits Number of Copies o! : Speeches of Senators

CONGRESS FEELS  PAPERSHORTAGE   Subscription & to > Congressional Record to Be Limited Now

hea aA eo ai inde ee creas ial ala ction aad  TO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF ss COPTRS OF SPEECHES

LIMIT:CONGRESSIONAL RECORD TO CONGRES'   Senator. Smoot Says Shortage of Paper Necessitates'- Cutting Of All: Other. Sitbscribers,

DEMOCRATS MEET LABOR'S DEMANDS      Special Comihittee, Finds:the Platform More Satisfactory ‘Than -G.0.P. “Expressions   GOMPERS MAKES REPORT      Comparisons Between Two Parties Indicates Federation -Support. in. the Campaign

GOMPERS PRAISES ~ DEMOCRAT PLANKS   LABOR CHIEF DECLARES PLAT FORM MARKS MEASURE OF PROGRESS NOT IN G, O. P.’S

COMPERS LAUDS DEMOCRAT STAND   ‘Says Frisco Platform Is Much  More Agreeable to Labor  Than Is Republicans’.

Chatrman American Federation of Labor Committee Reperts On NRiemeoerntic Piaake.  

DEMOCRATIC PLATFORE FAVORABLE TQ LABOR   Denying Partisanship, President  Gompers Announces He Prefers  It to Republican Planks

GOMPERS PICKS DEMO PLATFORM AS STRONGEST Federation Committee Recommends It to Labor.

GOMPERS SAYS DEM. PLATFORM IS BES!   In That It More Nearly Approx. imates the Desired Declaration of Human Rights

PLANKS OF DEMOCRATS ON LABOR ARE THE BEST   GOMPERS COMPARES PLATFORM WITH DECLARATIONS OF MONTREAL CONVENTION.

ALF. OF L.ISTO SIDE WITH DEMS   FRISCO PLATFORM IS MORE AC. CEPT4SBLE TO GOMPERS' CROWD THAN G. O. P. PLANKS

GOMPERS FAVORS DEMOCRATS.   Makes Public <Analysix of Labor Planks in Ptaferm.

BOMPERS FAVORS “DEMOCRATS VEW ~ REGARDING LABCE   Head: Of American Federation Says -It More Nearly. Appreximates Desires Than ‘Republican.         INDIVIDUALS MUST JUDGE

LABOR BACKS aX PLATFORN   ‘SAMDEL GOMPERS SAYS NON PARTISAN VIEW MUS®_FAVOR DEMOCRATS   VOTERS MUST BE JUDGES

MUST FUMIGATE FOR RED IRIAI   Depoftation Hearings Held Up Unti Ventilation System Can be Put Inte Court Room After Thoro Smoking   With Antise€ptics; Operatives Il.

~ 1S POSTPONEL   TIM the Oltices of the Bureau of In vestigation Can Be Fumigated,

MEET IN MUSKOGEE   Democratic State tate Convention to = Be: Held. on. Thursday, February. 5.

TO MEET:IN MUSKOGEE.   Democratic ‘State. Convention. To Be Held on, Thursday, ©  Rahenares K_

KOOVER SEES HARDING   Confers With President-elect on Conditions in Europe.   Visit to Marion Revives Interest in His Chances for a Job in the Cabinet,

HOOVER AT MARION, 0   FOOD EXPERT AT THE HARDING HOME,   Confers With President-Elect on Eco. nomic Conditions in Europe, It Is Said,

HERBERT HOOVER CALLS ON HARDIN   Confers With President-elect on Conditions in Europe.   Visit to Marion Revives interest in His Chances for a Job in the Cabinet. '

BRING THE WmEATY Fh         MEY ol aunt ca Pk      PLANS OF SENATOR LODGE CALLS: FOR DISPOSITION OF ALL MINGR RESERVATIONS

RAILWAY EMPLOYES TAKE NEW TACK © IN FIGHT ON HIGH COST OF LIVING

sll BUYING I  LIMA th VINE PAST   Irganized Railway Employes Have a Plan to \bolish Middleman   ALLIANCE BETWEEN FARMER AND WORKER   Another Conference to Be Held in Chicago February 12 10 15

RAILROADS SEEK TO. ELIMINATE. MIDDLEMAR   Would Reduce Cost of Living by CoOperative Buying.

RAILWAY EMPLOYES. HAVE NEW SCHEME TO REDUCE HICOS'   Plans For Cooperative Buying Movement Will be Carried Out Soon

R. R. MEN TO TRY NEW PLAN   Cooperative Buying of _ Supplies Latest Plan of Road Employes.   { oa TO COMBAT THE H. C. L. BUGABOO

NEW YORK STATE GOES FOR HARDING ~ BY OVER A MILLION   Republicans Also Claim the Election of Nathan L. Miller, Republican Candidate for   GOVERNOR OF NEW .YORK.

NEW YORK GOES FOR HARDING BY MILLION   Republicans Also Claim Eiec: tion of Governor.

‘artial Returns Give Wadsworth 535,571, Walker 302, 564—Harding Wins in East By Unprecedented Pluralities   LATEST BULLETIN. 4 A BM

WORK IS HELD UP ON CARLISLE ’PIKE   Adams County Commissioners Informed by Sadler That He  Sees No Chance of Rebuilding Road This Year.

DELAY BUILDING . _ CARLISLE PIKE   Sadler Tells Commissioners Tha Existing Conditions Make Work Impracticable.   WILL NOT LOSE $61,000   Present Board Bound by Agreement of Former Office Holders. MecSherrystown Delegation at Harrisburg.

FIND NO EVIDENCE OL CRIME   Charce of Vormer Christian Science  Render € asuastained.

NO EVIDENGE OF CRIME 15 FOUNL   Attorney Says Nothing Dis: closed to Warrant Charges Made by Scientist  Raador

LAST OF YANKS ARE HOME FROM EUROP      : ‘ Northern Pacific Docks ‘at New York With Overseas Boys From  : Steamer Powhattan  -

NONPARTISAN LEAGUE DAILY GOES TO WALL   Farmers of Near Aberdeen, So Dak. Invest Over Fifty Thou sand In Past Year.

PAPER IN RECEIVER'S HANDS   Organ of Nen-partisan Leagee in Financial Straits.

NON-PARTISAN ~ PAPER FALLS FLA   Stockholders.. lnyest. $51,585. 52; “Huge Debt Incurred = . By ‘Publication... se

GEORGE E. KEITH DEAD,   Prominent Massachusetts Shoe Manu. facturer Dies Following Short  i 5 SR

DGANIZATION  UALS REG  IN SUVIETISN IN PROP ASE   Lenine and Trotzky Plar New Combination to Get Recruits   PLAN TO RECEIVE OPPOSITION HERI   John Reed Says Propagan da Now Foments Revolt Against Whites

REVOLT OF BLACKS IN U.S. PLANNED BY AMERICAN RED   John Reed Urge: Union With Negroes To Aid Soviet;

THIS 1S PROBABLY WHAT KILLED JOHN REED. THE RADICAL   Preaching Equality of All Racial Elements, Now Extinct  Reed Did Rave.   WAS END SOON ENOUGH?   Addressed Internationals on Subject of Ethopian Equality At  Moscow Meeting.

BONT KNOW SAMBO   RVSRIAN REDS WOULD . HAVE NEGROES LEAD RADICALS.   John Reed Spun Them a “Patry Tale About  cadiness of Race for Communist Prejaganda.

“JIM CROW HEAVEN PREACHED,-CLAIM   “Treatment” of Negroes in U. S “Described” to Moscow Reds   CALLED RICH SOVIET FIELD   Union of. American Blacks and World Radicals Uraed

URGES REVOLT IN §. THROUGH THE SOUTHERN BLACKS   Former American Radical an Magazine Writer Unfolds Plan to Communists.

‘Explaing ‘he dats to: ‘e ~nine and: Trotzky as:to How Gan: e Used for Start 2

COMMUNISTS URGED TO ORGANIZE NEGRO BY LATE RADICA   John Reed Favored.Teach ing. Hellen to-Amer-‘ican Blacis.

Union of American Blacks ta Further World Sovietism Urged.   RENEGADE AMERICAN SPOUTS VICIOUSNESS   Yank Magazine Writer Lies in Speech Before Moscow Internationale,

Blacks Tired of Race Line Says Radical   AMERICAN WRITER OFFERS PLAN TO FURTHER WORLD SOVIET.

EED COUNTED ON EGROES T0 SPREAD COMMUNIST BELIEFS   Urged Russian Soviet Gover ment to Secure Union With American Negroes.

*EDS DISCUSSED NEGRO UPRISING   meri¢an Radical Advocated Un jon of Negroes With the Soviet Movement

RADICALISM FOR BLACKS   Would Organize Negra of U. S. to: Spread  Communism

HAS SYMPATHY FOR THE PREMIER   Lloyd George by Nature a Li beral, The Manchester Guardian Declares

LABOR LEADERS OF =~ ENGLAND PEEVED HY PREMIER'S ADDRESS   Arthur Henderzon Says Workers Accept Challenge; Wil! Battle Coalition Move

BRITISH LABOR INCENSED OVER NEW PARTY PLAN   Moderate Leaders Claim Lloyd George Is Preach ing “Class War’”’ in Outlining His Programme.

SPEECH OF PREMMEF BRINGS HORNET NEST AROUND Hie EAD   Labor ,Party of England Up in Arms and Prepared to Make Fight on Lloyd George   Press Divided in Opinion But  ' London Times Is Bitter to Government Leader

COUNSEL ADVISES WHOLESALE GROCERS TO DISREGARD LAW — IN MAKING PRICE FOR SUGAR

WILL DEFY LEVER ACT   Sugar Barons Given In structions to Disregard the Law

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM TO FAVOR CO-OPERATIVE STATE AND NATIONAL LAW:

MEAT. PACKERS MADE PROFITS OF 75 MILLIONS   Output of. 500° Plants ’ ir Year Totaled Five  - Biligns *

MEAT PACKERS OF U. S. ANNOUNCE 1919 SALES   rf RE  TOTAL REACHES FIVE BILLION  DOLLARS WITH 1/2 CENTS PROFIT ON DOLLAR

—  PACKER TRADE 5 BILLIONS   But Claim Is That Profit of Indus. trv Was Small.

TO.RELEASE TWO. -HELD IN PEIRCE --» - SLAYING CASE      Police Declare Wrong : Met Are Arrested in Philadel-

‘GENERAL OBREGON RETIRES   Commander of Revolutionary Forces in Mexico During Revolt Qnits Army

L. G MOORE & COMPANY’S DAILY MARKET REPORT   Women After Nominee.

CON TO RE ASAED TO AID SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE (Re Assaciated Preanad

ea a ie re ct sal  Gov. Gox Will be Asked to Exert Influence for Suffrage

CITY MANAGER / DUBUQUE PLAN   Voters Today Determine Who Shall Be Selected to Conduct Affairs; Unions Strong in Fight.

COX ELATED OVER > ST, LOUIS OVATION   {By Herbert W: Walker, United Press Staff Correspondent.] _

Leagte of Nations Advocates Are Sure of Missouri in Democratic Column.   Nearly 20,000 People Yelled Themselves Hoarse at Big Coliseum,

‘COX: CONTINUES Hs TOUR THROUGH ILLINO!S   Elated At Reception in St Louis, Democratic Candidate Optimistic Over Missouri.

JAP SUGAR ARRIVES   Two Thonsand Flye Wondred ‘Tons Reach New Tork Via Suez,

ALL MARION 1S, OUT ~TOGREET HARDING ON ARRIVAL   ‘Presidential Candidate ‘Will ‘Have Great Welcome: Gov. Coolidge Visits Father

MARION WELCOMES “SEN, HARDING WITH BIE CELEBRETIO    Republicans and Democrats Unite in Paying Tribute To “the Favored Son of the Ohio City As He: Comes From  WH eshinatan.

MARION TO-GREET HER FIRST CITIZEN TODAY    Homecoming of Republican Nominee to Be Cejebrated in  Old-Fashioned Way.   CANDIDATE WISHES ALL FORMALITY CAST ASIDE   , _ Girls in Candidate's Office Farce  Are ‘Tickled’ to Bo at  : Work in Ohio Town.   PARTY LINES ARE ERASED   Big Americun Flag Is Only Decoration Displayed\at Harding’s Family Home.

HOMECOMING = - FOR HARDING   Presidential Candidate Celebrates Independence Day With Home Folks.

Party Lines Are Forgotten As Townsmen and Visitors From Ohio Wait to Honor Nominee of Republicans   Marion American Legion anc Civic Association to Hear Throng Which Will Gathe at His Residence Tonigh

HARDING BACK HOME: FRIENDS WELCOME HIM   7  ‘Today is President Day in  History of Marion, Ohio.   ALL CITIZENS PAY HONOR TO CANDIDATE   Republicans From All Parts of Ohio Present for Reception.

HARDING AT HOME   Republican. Presidential Candidai¢ to be Received at Marion.

Harding’s Friends and Neighbors Join in Honoring Nominee at Homecoming

MARION, OHIO CELEBRATES FOR HARDING   Stage Gigantic Home. Coming for G. O. P. Leader.

ip) WOMAN DIES ~ MOURNING SOM   roNGED TO JOIN HIM   was. LUCY MERIWETHER, MOTH, er OF LATE E. G. MERIWETHcr, WAS INCONSOLABLE AFTER ONLY CHILD “ DIED

yg WOMAN DIES HOURN NG SOW   rAvcED TO JOIN: HIM            mas. LUCY MERIWETHER, MOTH:  gn OF LATE E.G MERIWETH:   ER, WAS INCONSOLABLE  AFTER ONLY OHILD ee pIED ‘

LABOR LEADERS TO OPPOSE BILI   Says Home Rule Proposa Will Not Lead To Solution Of Problem

NF IFAgry ¢ TAS ATE TO VLE SUE ERAGE   Anthony Amendment Ratified by Assembly Following Long Fight by Antis

HOME ECONOMICS PROGRAM   Fifteenth Annual Meeting to Begin at the State Farm on Tuesday  a oo aa

HOME ECONOMICS PROGRAM   Fifteenik Annual Meeting to Begin at the Stnie Farm on Tuesday .

SENATE WILL BLOGK APPOINTMENTS GF PRES, WILSOA      Republican Leaders Say Confirma tions Between Now and March 4 Will Be Few and Far Between.

INDIANA'S “BIG FOURT ARE INSTRUCTED BY CON: VENTION FOR GEN. WOOD   JU. S. SENATORS, JAMES E. WATSON AND HAR RY NEW, GOVERNOR JAMES P. GOODRICH AND ALBERT J. BEVERIDGE ARE ELEC TED AS DELEGATES —   BEARSS AND DANIELS REPRESENT DISTRICT   DISTRICT DELEGATES.

REPUBLICANS CHOOSE INDIANA’S BIG FOUR   WATSON AND NAMED TODAY          Delegates Will be Instructed te Work for the Nomination of Gen. Woed

REPUBLICANS OF INDIANA OPPOSE NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Platform Favors Private Own. ership and.» Government Control of Railroads.

WOOD GETS DELEGTES ~ OF INDIANA   x. O. P. CHOOSES DELEGATES AT Lanes TODAY   And Instructs Them for the General —. Two Women Elected Alternates—Resolutions Adopted by Con ventionn

REPUBLICANS CHOOSE INDIANA’S BIG FOUR   WATSON, NEW, GOODRICH AND REVERIDGE ARE NAMED TODAY   Delegates Will be Instructed te Work for the Nomination of Gen. Wood

TO AID FAILING INDUSTRIES   Economic Corporation Formed in Ber lin to Lend 100,000,000 Marks Where Needed.

AID FOR FAILING INDUSTRIES   German Government Backs Corpora tion to Extend Credit.

GERMAN SOCIALISTS GALL GENERAL STRIKE   Reichstag Building In Berlin : Reported to Have Been Barricaded.

SOCIALISTS AT BERLIN. STRUCK AT NOON   Reported Reischstag Building fla: Been Barricaded.

CAILLAUX NOT TO o-QVE SENTENCE   Former Premier of France Did Time Before Conviction

Confinement Awaiting Tria Is Credited Against Three Year Sentence.

CAILLAUX BANISHED TO SOME SMALL TOW   Released from Prison, But. Not Allowed to Live-in Paris: or Any Rig City.

CAILLAUX RELEASED WITH ADMONITION   EX-PREMIER MUST STAY AWAY FROM LARGE CITIES OF  FRANCE. 

CAILLAUX GIVEN “HIS LIBERT}   He is Forhidden te Sejourn in Pari ' Or Any Of The French. Cities. Gets Credit For Time In Prison

‘FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE IS LIBERATED   Joseph Caillaux May Not Live i Paris or Any Other Large French City.

CAILLAUX IS PERMITTED 10 LEAVE JAIL   Goes to Home in Paris Prior to Going to His Country Residence.

On Theory That He Already Haa Serv ed His Time.in Prison for ‘Treason,

PREMIER CALLEAUX GIVEN LIBERTY   Time in Waapital Credited te Prison . Term and He Wilt Not Have to Serve .

Italy Not To Meddle In Greece   ROME ENDORSES PRINCI PLE OF SELF-DETERMINATION FOR PEOPLE.

taly Will Stand Aloof From Any  Interference in Affairs of Greece

ANTI-SALOON LEADERS.   Gather in Washington From. Entire, # Country for Conferenee. ©°%*

RUSSIA'S RED ARMY ALMOST IN A PANIC   FLEEING PELLMELL BEFORE THE ADVANCING POLES.   Between Twenty-five and Thurtys Thousand Seek Refuge in East Prussia, But Driven Out by the Germans.

To Fight New Taxation Plan   Charge That Artfully Worded Kiper Tuthill Bill Rescues State Board of Tax Commissioners from Embarrassing Situation,

FARMERS OF STATE   TO WAGE FIGHT AGAINST NEW TAXATION PLAN   To Seek Relief Through County Board of Review.

TAX LAW. TO BE TESTED   Farmers Of Marion County Wil _ Bring Suit Tc Test Validity Of New Law.

MUCH INTEREST IN HOME NURSING   COURSE IS BEING CONDUCTED BY MISS LUELLA ADKINS.      Members of the Livingston County Chapter Red Cross Among Those Taking Course

“BIG CROWD AT FR?         heals Republican District Rally Was. 5 Large ly ‘Attended. -

BIG CROWD AT FRANKFORT:   Republican District Rally Was Latge ly Attended.

Un LEGISLATION i Ais Oi   Mast Be Enacted in the Next Fortaight to Assure Final Action.

SINGRESS MUST HASTEN 10 HUARL RAILROADS FROM LOSS   Time Grows Dangerously Short for Protective Legislation if Roads are to be Returned to Owners an Maarch 1

NO AGREEMENT ON “LEGISLATION FOR PFTIIRN (IF RAAN'   Senate and House Con ferees Still Working on Measure.   GUARANTEE FOR THE RAILROADS   Conferees Agree That Some Such Pledge Should Be Given— The Plan.

Conflict Likely At Any Me Moment  (ver 60,000 brits   Villages May Suffer Penalty for Attacks

LIVERPOOL LOOMS UP AS BOLD ARCHBISHOP’S GOA   MANNIX’S SHIP PROBABLY WIL1I PROCEED THERE DIRECT IN. STEAD OF TO QUEENSTOWN. IRELAND—QUESTION, HOW TC KEEP HIM OUT

SINN FEIN CANDIDATES WIN IN- WEST AND SOUTHWES   Alderman Yow Welly, My BL, Tiipris. ened in London, Re-elected iy  ah Overwhelming Majority.

GLEAN SWEEP FOR THE SIRN FFINERS   Carry Elections in West! anc South of Ireland With No Trouble.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS FAVOR SINN FEINER   Plan Is te Declare Principles of Trish Republic and Procecd io Put Them Into Effect.

PROHIBITION A BIG QUESTION   A\dopiten of tiighteentao Amendment  Does Not Quiet It,

AFFINITY CAUSES RIOT   Georginns Oblest To Presence Of White Man At Picnic

AR FIGHTING tN MEXICAN REVOL   Planes Exchange Shots Witt Federal Garrison; No ‘Casualties

‘MAKE PROFITEERS PAY BONUS   Senator Johnson Introduces Bill Im posing SO Per Cent. Tax.

TORCH APPLIED TO LUMBER YARD BY FIRE BUGS   Gang of Incendiaries Has Been Activein Pennsylvania County  Fire Started Just After Watchman Leaves Post

LUMBER PLANT BURNS; FIREBUGS ARE CAUS!   Pennsylvania Police Round a Three of Ring.  '

LUMBER FIRE 1S WORK OF FIREBUG   Gang of Incendiaries Have Been Working in Pennsylvania for Months.

ee BUILDINGS   Man Arrested Says F Ring Has Heads quarters In Hungary and Agents All Over the United States=

we FIRE’ — AT UNIONTOWN      Thirty-First Blaze in Coke Re  gion in Last Few  Months. ,   BLAME BIG ARSON RING   State Police Patrolling District. Confession of One Says Gang Would Destroy Existing Order.

BLAMES LUMBER FIRE UPON INCENDIARIES   STATE POLICE} THINKS' $50,000 FIRE WAS SET BY

Incendiarism Suspected in Fire Causing Destruction of Lum _ ber Company’s Plant in the Pennsylvania Coke Region   ARMED GUARDS SURROUND THREATENED BUILDINGS

MO. MAN ON TRIAS. FOR CAUSING DEATH OF BOY   jald to Have Driven Adopted Child From Home and Beat and

i [ARTESIA ‘Deserted Cabin Likely to Lead to  Clue te Death Party

SABI, IS  DESERTEI   it May be a Clue in Solution -of - Mystery of Paul’s Diss. appearance.

WOMAN. - SOUGHT © INPAULDEATH   Evidence Found Leading to; Murder of Bank Runner ”   “TRACED TO DESERTED CABIN   Bloodstains on Floor _and ‘Whiskey Discovered

CONNECTING LINK AN MYSTERY FOUNL        DESERTED ‘CABIN. MAY’ GIVE “CLEW TO-SLAYERS BANK “, po "" MESSTNGER, :

COMMUNITY NURSE   WILL EE EMPLOYEN FOR COE XTT} BY RED CHOSS.   Becision Reached Vesterday and Vp plicants Will Be bxanined,

COMMUNITY NURSE   WILT ne TED FOR COUNAY BY GED CROSS,       Becision Keached Veste: plicants Wil Be        Tsiinined.

T0 BE FIRST BIG OBJECTIVE 0 REBEL ARMIES   When They Launch Their Drive Southward Toward Mexico City.

ECIAL NUMBER -_ FRIDAY EVENING   fiirenteed’ Attraction Will Apiat the Hawkeye Theatre Friday Evening of this Week.—One of the Best Numbers: om the Course.

ECIAL NUMBER   Girantéed Attraction Will Ap‘er at ‘the Hawkeye Theatre Friday. Evening at this Week—One of ‘the Beat Numbers on the Course.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS THREATEN TO BOLT: HITCHCOCK GIVES IN      “Last Ditch” Conference of Democratic Senators Will Be Called in Case of Eventualities, Administration Leader Promises.   TREATY NOW BEFORE CONGRESS FOR ACTION   Doubt Expressed Whether Defection Among Democrats Is Sufficiently Widespread to Insure Enough Votes For Ratification.

T REATY AGAIN BEFORE SENATE   Lodge Calle. Up Document, for Re consideration.and Will.Thresh  Tasve Out

HITCHCOCK WW FEAR OF BOLT   Patches Up Truce With Democrats by Agreeing to Call “‘Last Ditch’’ Conference.   LODGE STILL FIEM AS TO RESERVATIONS   Intends to Compel Final Action on Each of the Remaintee Thirtsoon Points,

COX WOULD REPEAL EXCESS PROFITS TAX   In Place Of Present Levy Would Assess Volume Of Business Done—Believes That Present Impost Staggeringly Increases Cost Of Living To All People.  : 1

COX WILL URGE REPEAL EXCESS PROFITS TAXES   And to Substitute 1 to- 134 Pei Cent Tax on Business oI All. Concerns.

Will Advocate Repeal tt - Coming Campaign as One - Means of Reducing Prices   FAVORS FLAT LEVY ON VOLUME OF BUSINESS   PRICES WILL REMAIN HIGE  UNTIHL, SERIOUS EFFORTS ARE MADE 'TO LOWER THEM  NOMINER BELIEVES,

TAK REVISION 1 AIMEE NOMINEE   CHANGE IN EXCESS PROFITS AX ADVOCATED BY DE. MOGRATIC LEADER.   ‘Harding’s Campaign Manager  Will Make Every Effort to Corral Votes of Progressive Elements.

UULD REPEAL PROFITS TAX   GOVERNOR CON WILL ADVO. CATE REPEAL OF THE GRADUATED PROFITS TAX IN His CAMPAIGN   The Democrate Nominee Would Substitute a Flat ‘Tax on All the Volume of Business Done by All Business Concerns

Democratic Canaidate Would Abolish Excess Profits Charges and Put Geeral Tax on Volume of Business Done to Meet VU. S. Bills,

REPEAL -OF PRESENT GRADUATED EXCESS PROFITS TAX WILL BE ADVOCATED BY GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Says Considerable Factor in High Cost of Living is  Continuance of This Law

RECORD RAID ON SINN FEIN IS UNDER WAY   Scores of Irish Leaders Arrest. ed at Queenstown and Other Irish Cities.   PANIC =REIGNS IN DUBLIK

MORE BODIES OF DEAD ARE FOUND   Impossible to Tell Number Killed i Dublin During Sinn Fein and British Rioting   ROUND-UP OF LEADERS TODAY   House of Commons Suspends Session After Uproar During Discussion of Dublin Murder

MORE DEAD AREFOUND   Additional Victims of Dublin's  “Red Sunday” are Being  Discovered and Total Fae talities are Unknown,   PLOT TO KILL LLOYD GEORGE IS UNCOVERED   Plan to Assassinate British  Premier Discovered by Po lice—House of Commons  Session Suspended.

Fourteen British Officers Are Killed by Sinn Fein Murder Party.   POLICE FIRE INTO CROWD   Efforts to Arrest Sinn Fein Leaders Result in Death of Civilians.

MARTIALLAW FOLLOWS A RED SUNDAY   THE DEATHS IN MULDE KR ORAS TN DUBLIN YESTERDAY REPORTED AT 26,   Fourteen Officers and Potice Were Killed in Their Homes-—Streets  Ave Heavily Patrofient  bee eens

WERE SHOT DOWN IN COLD BLOOD   Killed In Several Cases While Lying It Bed Sunday Morning and Before They Had a Chance to Resist.

AMERICA SHOULD LEAD WN CHEMICAL WAR, 1S OPINION OF GENERAL   CHIEF OF CHEMICAL WARFARE ‘DEPARTMENT BELIEVES. THE   UNITED STATES SHOULD BECOME DEADLY AGGRESSIVE

U.S, SERVICE FAR ADVANCED IN CHEMICALS   No Other ‘Nation Can Go Further is Claim of Department Head.

"ENEMY, BENT ON Ab GRESSION, CHANT AF TRUSTED TO LWE UPTO SET OF RULES’   Go Declares Brig. Gan, Amos A. Fries In Annual Report To Secretary of War Baker Toray

CHEMICALS TO BE DEVELOPED ONLY FOR DEFENSE USE   \merican Boys Will B« On Equal Footing With Any Nation.

BUILD UP CHEMICAL WARFARE, SAYS FRIES   Would Have U. 5. Surpasa Al Nations in Use of / Chemicals

TO FIGHT WITH GAS   Chemical Watiare Service o War Depariment makes a Report.

ENEMY WON'T. ~ FOLLOW RULE:   ARMY OFFICER ADVISES: DE “VELOPMENT OF CHEMICAL "- WARFARE SERVICE. =:

ARMY EXPERT WANTS U0. TQ BE READY   FUTURE ENEMIES WILL IGNORE RULES OF WAR.   U. S. CAN MAKE MORE THAN ALL OTHERS.   Gen Fries Telis His Chief, Baker, that the United States Must Protect Her Boys With More Chemicals Than Can be Assembled by Al! Others

CHEMICAL WARFARE * INPROVED ON BY ARMY MEN   ‘Gen. Fries in Report Tells Of Advance in Methods ir United States Forces

CANNOT TRUST — ~ PREDATORY FOE   Won’t Live Up to Rules of _ Warfare.   POISON GAS CHIEF _ SUBMITS REPORT   U. S. Chemical Service Is Well Prepared.

POISON GAS IS 10) BE FIXTURE   U. S. Can Furnish More of I Than Any Other Nation, Says Report.

RECOGNIZE MEXICO   MEXICAN PROPOSAL ACCEPTED Bi STATE DEPARTMENT.   szntorpretation of Mexican Land Law Cleats Way tor Negotiations,

MEXIC BY               interprets Cleg  ion of Mexie: ‘ss. Way tar N  Tand Law wotiations,

HAWAIAN DELEGATES TO DEMAND HOME ULE FOR COUNTR   Nill Ask For Plank In Republican Platform.

HAWAIl TO ASK HOME RULE   Delegation to Republican Nationa Convention to Request Plank in Platform. °

LAYING THE WIRE   REPUBLICANS ARE BUSY MAK   ING SELF STARTER,  1 bs      hey Profess to Re Pretty Cock-Sure i of the Postoffices.

LAYING THE WIRED   REPUBLICANS ARE BUSY MAK. ING SELF STARTER,   “They Profess to Be Pretty Cock-Sure  of the Postoffices.

CRAIG WILL PAY RAISE DISPUTE VETO BY HYLAR   Mayor Has No Power t Block Salary Increase Move He TDeclarec

SEIZE CONTRABAND.   Stock of Bombs, Revelvers and “ Discovered in. Belfast, Ireland,  seternta T¥ama

BRITISH SEIZE STOCK OF BOMBS _ IN IRISH HOME   Search Follows Arrest 0! Armed Man With Address  He ee Re

POLICE FIND CONTRABAND EXPLOSIVES AND TELEPHONES IN HOUSE AT BELFAST

RUMANIA SEEKING PEAGE WITH RED   NEGOTIATIONS OPENED THURS DAY FOR SETTLEMENT BETWEEN TWO NATIONS,

GOLD'S ARRIVAL HAD NO) EFFECT   Despite Receipt of $4,000,000 From France, Exchange Market Weak.

WILL RESIGN HIS SENATE SEAT EARLY IN JANUARY IS REPORT.   Visibly Affected, and Expressed Regret That He Must Leave His Associates After Six  Weare.

HARDING ATTENDS SENATE SESSION AS U. §. SENATOR   Bespeaks Spirit of Co-Operation Between Branches of Government   ‘WILL RESIGN SENATE SEAT IN JANUARY   President-Blect Voices Regret At Surrendering Associations Of Six Years

sexs REVISION _OF TAXES SOON AFTER MARCH   PRESIDENL-ELECT DISCLOSES PLANS. IN CONFERENCE “WITH LEADERS

HARDING PUTS IN FFFECT DOCTRINE OF CONSULTATION   President-Elect Takes Stock of Legislative Problems Before Congress.   ASKS CO-OPERATION OF LEADERS IN CONGRESS   Bespeaks Spirit of Team Work During Next Pour Years.

Senator Harding Makes Bid For Team Work for His Term    ‘President- Elect, in Speech Before Senate, Reviews  Problems Confronting Republicans and Announces  He Probably Will Call a Special Session of Congress Soon After He Is Inaugurated.

HARDING'S FIRST ACT TO BE TAX LIST REVISION   President-Elect Confer With Senators On Future  Policies.

BESPEAKS oP IAT UF TEAM WORK FOR COMING FOUR YEARS   Harding Expects to Call Spe- Gial Session Soon After Inauguration.   AFFECTED BY COURTESY SHOWN BY COLLEAGUES      First Time Within Memory of Oldest Attache of White House First Lady of the Land Entertains a Next First Lady of the Land.

President-Elect’s Answer to Senaic Roll Call Is Signal For En-~ thosiastic Demonstration   Makes Plea for Expedition of Work at Hand and Dissaades Partisan Tactics

The Death. of the King. of Greece      HARDING ASKS TEAMWORK ‘TO INSURE EFFICIENC)

HARDING WILL CALL A SPECIAL SESSION   CONGRESS TO MEET SOON AFTER THE UNAUGURATION.   No Definite Date is Apneoanced by The President-clect, But He Sasa tt Will Problably Come arly in March.

REVISION OF TAXES   WILL BE SOUGHT BY HARDING FOLLOWING INAUGURATION   EXTRA SENATE SESSION    President-Elect To Quit Senate Pest  5 in Tennagy  Lan Be _

TARUING ASKS TEAM WORK FOR BOTH BRANGHES   President-Elect Takes Stock of Legislative Problems and Seeks Co-operation of Congressional Leaders in His Tasks.   NEW EVENT IN HISTORY   Address of Senator Follows Ovation Which Greeted His Appearance. Work Together, Take Common Counsel.

HARDING ATTENDS SENATE OPENING   PRESIDENT-ELECT TAKES COG NIZANCE OF. LEGISLATIVE PROBLEMS.

Harding Is to Call An ‘xtra Session, He Announces   TO FORGET PARTY    Begs This Session to  Get Busy Now for Common Good

PRESIDENT-ELECT TAKES OTOGK OF COMING PROBLEMS   Asks His Colleagues to Clear the Decks for Action by March the Fourth.

Interstate Commerce Body to Investigate Refusal to Permit Increases in Intrastate Passenger Rates.

DEPORTATION OF 7 WW.AS ORCEI   CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE PROBES CHARGE THAT AGITATORS WERE —RELEASED BY BUREAtU

NATIONAL BANKS SET NEW RECORD FOR REVENUES   The Controller’s Report Show: Earnings 24 Per Cent On Their Capital

BANKS MAKE GOOD SHOWING   Greas Revenue of Over a Billfen, ¢ 24 Per Ceat On Their Capétal, a  nie. ana x Gm. wee

GREEN COTTON GROWN ~ BY GEORGIA FARMER   BEAUTIFUL. COLOR AND FINE TEXTURE CLAIMED RESULT OF LONG EXPERIMENT.

LARGE SUMS DONATED 10 DEMOS’ FUND   Texas Man Gives $20,000; Second Largest Contribution, $10,00C.

BELEAGUERED BY LARGE ADVOCATES   All 153 Georgia Counties Give To Palmer 140 Convention Votes Watson 132, Smith 110.

PROFITEERING SCORED AS MENACE TO NATION'S FUTURE; COSTS EACH FAMILY IN AMERICA $240 PER YEAR

TRIP MEXING DRIN   Elwood Man Says Tipton Whiskey Missed Him’ Up. .

THIRD MIXING DRINKS.   hiwood Man Says Tipton Whiskey Mussed Him Up.

JUGO-SLAVIA AND ITALY AT PEACE   REACH AN AGREEMENT ON THE MUCH DISPUTED FIUME ROW

UGO SLAVS GIVE UP FIUME TO THE TTALIANS 10 GET  CPUT ABT INST EAI

REACH AGREEMENT LN FIUME DISPUTE   Reports “Indicate Amicable  Adjustment Between Italy ; anc TJugo Slavia.

Agreement reported. reach_ ed after months of par' jeying and threats

AGREEMENT REACHED ON FUME QUESTION   aly And Jugo-Slavia Compro  mise Dispute Over Adriatic  Territory.

HOBEY DECLARES FOR MCADOO As PRESIDENT   ‘GOVERNOR COMES OUT IN FORMAL ~~. STATEMENT -ADVOCATING. NOMINATION,

MIDLAND CASES COME UP TODAY   Little Accomplished in Prosecutior of High Finance Scheme’s Backers at Sioux City Today.

LIPTON’S YACHT AGAIN WINNER   Shamrock Wins Second Race From the American Defender Resolute.   ONE MORE WIN NECESSARY   8: 30 Di eiytentg  Doughty British Baronet Now Has Both Hands on the Coveted America’s Cup—Race Was Close and Beautiful.

SIR LIPTON - GETS SECOND YACHT RACE   Shamrock Wins Second Rac From the Amerisan Defender Resolute.   ONE MORE WIN WECESSARY   Doughty Britich Baronet Now Has Goth Hands on the Cov.ted Amer. ica’s Cup—Race Was Close and Beautiful.

SHAMADGK IV WIND SECOND CUP RAGE   Lipton Now Hepes to Lift the O6vs.e4 Prize,   NEEOS ONE MORE V.CTORY   Second Heat Was a Close and Beauti. ful Contest—Britisher Now Has Both Hande on the America’s Cup.

“Linton Now. Hopes. to. ‘Lift. the - Coveted. Prize. 2, “bn   (REEDS ONE MORE VICTORY   rere = camer _  Tause him wouble, in “the ~ aftermath  L of his ‘elopement with ar Blkhart Bre ESS oe Tou iialio on the Amer’ : “Both, Hands. ‘on. the Amer. Se ; “ jea’s Cup. .

BOMB PARTLY WRECKS HOUSE   Sapposed Intended for Men Whe Refused to Join Strike.

At St. Ann’s Church  aw. PR 8 AD lUMMNL OM elm,   Monterey Market

Problems Confronting County Schools Will Be Discussed—“New Jersey Plan” to be Explained.

NEGROES BOLT A CONVENTION   Te Send Contesting Delegation te  naa -«.. --

KEEP POULTRY CLEAN   Eno: mous Baby Chick Lose Caused Anguelly by Lice.

KEEP POULTRY CLEAN.   Enornous Baby Chick Loss Caused Annually by Lice,

GOOLIDGE DEMANDS CFLF-GOVERNMENT   SPEAKS TO CROWD AT MIDDLES BORO, KY., UPON CAMPAIGN ISSUES.

COOLIDGE MAKES PLEA  FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT DURING KENTUCKY TOUR   Republican Vice Presidential. Nom inee.. Expresses’ ~ Satisfactior With Receptions.

GOV. GOOLIDGE DEMANDS RETURN SELF GOVERNMENT   Invasion by One Branch of Powers and Duties of Another Condemned.   COMMON SENSE WARNS OF PERILS TO EXISTENCE   Sees Evidence of Great Republican Activity in Kentucky and No Danger of Result in November if People Will Only Come Out and Vote.

ue @RDER. TO BEC wid 4 is Pi O8e, ile:      igs anay ell See Rie            T1NONY ae CHieF or THE, BUREAU NAVIGATION. BURIRG:

“SAFE SHORE JOBS AROUSED DANIELS WRATH DURING WAR   Blocked Turning Naval Reserves Into “Slackers” Paradise, He Testified.   HIS REPLY TO CAPT. PALMER

DANIELS DECLARES SLAGKERS PARADISE WAS BEING FORMED   Saya He Had to Act to Prevent  Naval Reserve From Having Safe Shore Jobs.

NAVAL RESERVE MADE SLACKERS PARADISE   Danels Said Many Favored Ones Sought Safe Shore Jobs in War.   AVERTED A SCANDAL

DANIELS CALLS NAVAL RESERVE  SLACKER HAVEN   Says Three-Fourths of Com missions Vere to Men Who Remained on Shore   SCANDAL THREATENED BY WHOLESALE GIFTS   COMMITTEE IS TOLD ACTION WAS NECESSARY TO PREVENT NAVY BECOMING “SLACKER’'S PARADISE.”

Penrose Wants Neither Hoover, Wood or Johnson lt Is Stated.   Women Play Nevlicible Part

interest. intense. over alleged - offer of Wood managers — to Mayor Thompson   Few women sit... in G.OP: ciaivention

STORM COMING EAST   WORST STORM OF WINTER RAG: ING IN PLAIN STATES.   Cold Wave Expected) Here Within Next Few Hours.

STORM COMING EAST   STORM OF W IN VLA             ave Expected Mere Wit i 1 Next: Few i     vs.

AMERICAN FORCE MAY HAVE TO FIGHT ITS WAY TO TRANSPORTS   If Bolsheviki Keep Valadivostok ' Hemmed In, Yanks Must . “Cut Through

AMERICANS MAY BE CUT OFF   From teiarkatlon Port Al Wladiwatok Hy Bobsbtuki Reported to Surround = City-~-Are Not  ul Bor Baie,

OFFICIALS FEAR ‘RED’ OFFENSIV:   War Department Hears Bolsheviki ‘Are Sur rounding: Valdivostol

SERIOUSLY CONCERNED OVER RUSSIAN REPORT!   Vladivostoh’s Isalation May De lay Evacuation of American Troops.

SFRIOUSLY CONCERNED OVER REPORTS =   Bolshevik Armies Had Isolated Vladivostok

BODY LIES IN STATE TODAY   ‘Soldiers Brought to Cork to Prevent Possible Disorders

Relatives at First Refuse to Ac cept Body From British Soldiers.   MAKE RULES FOR FUNERAL   No Military Demonstration Will Be Permitted in treland Tomorrow.

Fist Fights Mark Landing Of Corpse At Pier Of Home City   FUNER AL RESTRICTED   ‘Soldiers Threaten Burial Ir Barracks Yard—Relatives Yield

MAC SWENEY’S BODY CLAIMED BY KINSMEN   REMAINS OF LORD MAYOR LIE IN STATE IN CORK CITY HALL—BURIAL  Pan ee ee

MAC SWINEY’S ” BODY IN STATE PORK CITY HALL   The City  Quiet.. Sim Fein Fing Draped Over the Cusket.. No Milltary Display.

MAC SWINEY’S BODY LIES IN STATEIN THE CORK CITY HALL   IRISH OFFICIALS REFUSED TO RECEIVE IT LATER CLAIMED RY RELATIVES

RELATIVES CLAIM "~ -MISWINEY'S BODY   Late-Lord-Mayor-of Cork-ties in State at City Hall ‘Today.      CITY IS QUIET, ORDERLY   Procession to Grave Limited and No Flags to Be _ Carried,

BODY OF LORD MAYOR Lo [Nl STATE *T CORK   Casket. After Fist Fights and Other Disturbances, Reaches Destination

BRITISH PREPARE FOR TROUBLE IN CORK TOMORROW   MacSwiney Funeral Expected To Provoke Demonstration. . Liquor Places.Are Raided...

WSWINEY’S BODY ~~ LYING IN-STATE   [By Russell Browning, United Press Staff Correspondent. ]

MAG. SWENEY? $ BODY. CLAIMED BY: KINSME!   REMAINS OF LORD MAYOR. LI ~ IN-STATEIN CORK CITY _ HALL-BURIAL  ATIATIMN AW .

DEOGHANEL CHOSEN FRENGH PRESIDENT   ANCIENT ENEMY OF CLEM ENCEAU ELECTED BY ASSEMBLY VOTE 734   HAD DUE! WITH SWORDS   Twenty-Five Years Ago, Deschanel and Clemenceau, Both Journalists, Met on the — Field of Honor.

FOUGHT DUEL « . NEARS AGC   Clemenceau and Deschanel Met on Field of Honor in France

POLITICAL RIVAL ONCE BEATEN IN DUEL BY ‘TIGER’   Paul Deschanel, I Elected President, Met Premier Before on Field. of Honor.

MEN WHO FOUGHT DUEL YEARS AGO CONTESTING TODAY FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE

“BURN COTTON GINS   Big Losses Follow Threats by Night ' ‘Riders. -

COTTON GIN N GIN FIRE LOSS  MOUNTS OVER MILLIOR   Night Riders in Effort to Force Growers to Hold Back Staple Cause Big Damage,   STATE MUST SEND AIL

SOUTH HAS LOST HALF BILLION ON TS COTTON CROP   Grain Farmers To Lose EquaJ Amount Declares Expert   OLDING CONFERENCE   Government Assistance Do manded To Prevent Agricultural Calamity

MYSTERIOUS FIRES DESTROY COTTON BUILDINGS TO VALUE  MT ous mamas capeagurnt, mummy anaan -——- ww=eract

WIGHT RIDERS IN TEXAS BURN COTTON PLANTS   Over Million Dollar Loss Already Sustained in Single State

NIGHT RIDERS “HAVE SOUTH IK THEIR GRIP NOW   Vast Losses Have Occurred By Fire — Growers of Cotton Suffer Big Loss.

NIGHT RIDERS ‘BURN TEXAS GIN:   $1,135,000 Values of Gins, Warehous es and (‘ntton Destroyed

ELDON MAYOR GONE LEAVING MANY DEBTS   Former Domesticin Family Also Is Missing, It Is Said.

ROOSEVELT RAPS (0. P. METHODS   SAYS HAYS AND UPHAM SHOULD BE OUSTED FROM PARTY BY SENATOR HARDING.

REPUBLICAN “SLUSH FUND Io PRINGIPRL THEME OF ROOSEVELT IN SPEECHES

BEADQU ARTERS ES MADE by pRePTk?  PpEMOCH ATIC DENY ¢ HARG pEPRESENTATIN bE

RUSSIA SENDS PEACE OFFER   TRADE TO BE RESUMED; WIL!  SEND NO MORE ARMS AGAINS1 THEM

RECEIVE FORMAL PEACE. OFFER FROM RUSSI   Council of Premiers Get Com. ' munication—Italians Favor Acceptance.

PEACE OFFER FROM THE RUSSIA SOVIET GOVERNMENT   Received by the Supreme Council — Some of Premiers Oppose It.

MADOO SAYS HE 1 NOT A CANDIDAT   Willing, However, To Join Appeal To Congress Compelling Candidates To Make Sworn Returns.

WADOO NOT C.      No Campaign to Finance, He Tell Labor's Inquiry.

WILSON'S NAME IS FILED AS CANDIDATE BY GEOREIA MEN   At Same Time McAdoo Declare: He Is Not Candidate and Has No Campaign.   HE’S FOR A CLEAN OUT   Would Force Presidential Candi. dates to Tell About Their  Cempaigns.

M'ADOO MAKES REPLY   Not a Candidate—“Campaign is Not Financial Because  There is no Campaien"”

AUCTION OF SIX GERMAN LINERS. _ AT WASHINGTON   Senate Act to Hold Up Sale. Injunctien Annoutceny:nt to be Made « Friday,

SHIP SALE HAS AROUSED STORM   While Companies Bid for For: mer German Liners-Courts and Senate Get Busy.   INJUNCTION ‘CASE HEARD

AUGTION OF THE sEAMAN LIRERS, BEGAN TODAY   Goathals and Franklin Mad Spirited Contest for Five of the Ships.

on? AUCTION  TODAY, 10s REACH INTC MILLIONS   Senate Adopts Resolution Temporarily Forbidding Sale of Vessels «

SPOILS OF THE WAR 10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION   Twenty Nine German Passenger Ships Will Be Put Under the Hammer by U. 8. Shipping Board

MILLIONS FUR TRG LINERS   Goethais and Franklin, in Spiritec Contest for Five Ex-German Liners. Bid in Large Amounts; First Bid  _ Was for sum of $10,000,000.

SHIP SALE NETS U.S, MILLIONS   Lively Bidding Quickly Boosts Prices of Seized Vessels   $1.000.000 IN TEN MINUTES   Shipping Board Declares Prices Eor Ahove Exnectatione

IEUTONIC: SHIPS uly SALE ATAUCTION TODAY   GERMAN MADE VESSELS, SKIZED AS SPOILS OF WAR, ARE ‘OFFERED 'TO HIGH!  . EST BIDDER.   HEARING’ ON INJUNCTION   Bids Wil Be Received but No Action Will be Taken Until Injunction is Disposed of—Must be-~ Sold: to Amer.”  jicans. AG

BIDDING IN MILLIONS ON GERMAN YESSEL:   Auction of Liners by Shipping Board Is Interrupted, However, By Ac tion of Congress Adopting

—_ BIDDING FOR GERMAN LINERS   Rival Syndicates Compete for Posses sion of Ships Being Sold at Auction Sale by United States.

WILL RESELL DUNHAM DITCH.      Commissioners Take This. Action. a > Today's Session. }

WILL RESELL DUNHAM DITCH.   Commissioners Take This Action a Today's Session.

SECOND DEGREE VERDICT FOUNE      Murderer of Baby Boy Will Draw a Life Term

FARMER 10 GE] LIFE SENTENCE FOR KILLING CHILD   Defiance Jury Finds Botkin Guilty Of Murder In Second Degree   WAILS INSIDE JAIL   Man Whipped  3-Year-Ol With Harness Tug, Head In Water

INGREASE FOR P.O, EMPLOYES RECOMMENDED   JOINT CONGRESSIONAL COMMIT: TEE AGREES ON AND PRESENTS SCHEDULE.   Touches All Branches Except The First Class Post Masters Who Are Now Receiving $5000.

POOTOFFICE WORKERS WAGES RAISED JULY 1   $33,000.000 NECESSARY TO TAKE CARE OF GONGRESSIONAL RECOMMENDATION.

SHOT FOR CRUELTY,   Wiie Killat Her Hushand Beeaus: We Beat Her She Says.

MURDERS HUGBAND Wi CONTINUALLY BEAT HER: TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL   WOMAN CLAIMS SHE WAS CRAZED BY CONTINUAL BRUTALITY OF HER SPOUSE,

GIRL POISONS HER ~ BROTHER-IN-LAW, “SISTER AND CHIL   implicates Son of the Couple She Killed; Planed to Wipe Out Entire Family.

WOMAN MURDERS SISTER AND HUSBAND, SAYS WRONG DONE HER BY THEIR SON IS MOTIVE, 1S CONFESSING

WRONGED WOMAN POISONS FAMILY   Parents of Son Who Betrayec Girl Die At Hands of One Mistreated

PARLIAME!* & ~—APENINE NAY   Great Throng in British Lower House, Contemplating Debate at Once on Coal Strike

PARLIAMENT TE SETTLE TIEUP?   English People Look Hopefuils to Houses to Terminate Situation. «.   IRISH QUESTION IS’ UP

Oat INDUSTRY IS PARALYZED IN cecAT BRITAIN      Expect Premier Make Declaration to President Today.

DEEP INTEREST IN PARLIAMENT AT FIRST MEET   Coal Strike and lish Questions To be Taken Up At Once.

PARLIAMENT MEETS 10 CONSIDER COAL AND IRISH TROUBLE   Rumors Are Current Tha Commons May Be Dissolved To Test Sentiment of British People on Issues.

TO COMMONS   Premier Lloyd George Ready t Go Before House With Data.   COMPROMISE REPORTS HEARD   Firm Stand Against Grant of Miners’ Demands is Urged at Opening— No Talk Heard of Strike Spread.

STRIKE PUT UP 10 COMMONS   Premier Liesd ace Ready to Go Before House —_— Data.   COMPROMISE REPGRTS HEARD   Firm Stand Against Grant of Miners’ Demands Is Urged at Opening— No Talk Heard of Strike Spread,

STRIKE SITUATION BEFORE COMMON   Parliament Begins Move to End Miners’ Walkout.   CRITICAL TEST FOR CABINET   Lioyd George Welcomes Suggestions o' New Attempts at Negotiations— Firm Stand Against Granting  Miners’ Demands Urged.

PARLIAMENT TAKES UP . GOAL STRIKE QUESTION   Sir Robert Horne Opens Debate in Lower Chamber, Which 4 je Crowded

COAL OTAIKE  DSGUSSEL BYBRITIGH HOUSE.      aber Menibers Urge Need of Immediate Settlement”   MAINTAIN ORDER IN STRIKE AREAS   Midland Tron Distric! Closed Down; 30,000 . Men Tdle

BRITAIN WILL “PROCEED WITH “—IRFLANT ILI   So Declared By Andrew Bonar Law Government Leader, In House at Commons Today

PARLIAMENT MEETS AND TRADE BOARD CHIEF TELLS  * POLICY   To Grant Goal Men’s Demands Would Not End Trouble s - Declared by Minister   Further Advances Would Soon Be Insisted on by Other Unions, Sir Robert Says

PARLIAMENT FACES 181 PROBLEMS AT FIRST SESSION   Coal Strike Takes Precedence Over Irish Question... With :.: British Lawmakers:   GOVERNMENT WILL: PUSH IRELAND BILL. LAW SAYS   Subject of Police Reprisais. Is Cause of Immediate Row in House of Commons.

PARLIAMENT IN SESSION; FAGES A STORMY TIMt   Irish Question and Coal Mi ners’ Strike Paramount Issues.   CLASH ON IRELAND FOLLOWS OPENING   One Hundred Policemen Hav Been Killed in Erin Since January 1,

FARMERS UNION TAKING STEPS FOR PROTECTION   Advocate Reduction of Produc tion And High Tariff   Want Cheap Grain Kept Unde Ban

BIG COST OF LOSS BY TUBERCULOSIS   STATE ROARD OF HEALTH HAS FIGURED OUT MONEY LOSS   RNesn'ts of Search of Records Civen Qut by Kansas Health Officiale

BIG COST OF.LOSS © BY TUBERCULOSIS   STATE BOARD OF HEALTH HAS FIGURED OUT MONEY LOSS      Results of Search of Recards  Out by Kansas Health Of

Hanover Trust Company Allows Ponzi to Over-Draw Account And is Closed.  Ponzi Said to Have Formerly — Onoaratad in Mantraal Canada   PONZ! ONCE IN BIG PRISON

PONZIADMITS — PRISON RECORD   Boston’s Mushroom Million aire Was Undesirable Resident of Montreal.’   TRUST COMPANY CLOSED

GERMAN HANGMEN ON STRIKE   increased Wages Are Damanded, by Official Executioners,

GERMAN HANGMEN WANT MIRE WARES      Execution of Murderer at Meininger Could Not Be Carried Out— Hangman Refused.

GERMAN HANGMEN STRIKE   Quit Work When Demand for High — eee... An BW aSesaanse

ROOT POLICIES INFLUENCE HARDING   REP. NOMINE CLOSELY WATCH iNG INL ERNATIONAL TRI. BUNAL PLANS   AUTHOR OF PARTY FLANK   Former Secretary's Proposal May Become Basis of Party s Stand orn Leaguc.

SEN. HARDING WATCHES WORK — OF ELIHU ROOT   SENATOR HOLDS THAT INTERNATIONAL COURT MAY BE BROUGHT INTO CAMPAIGN.

HARDING'S EYES ON INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE   Tribunal May Become Elemen' in Campaign on the League Issue—Eti Root Conferring Ahroaad

ELINU AUD MAY SUPPLY ANSWER   Harding is Watching His Progress in Europe  PLAN EVOLVED THERE   For International Court of Justice May have Important Bearing in Shaping Repub. lican Party Plan for Under. standing to Preserve Peace Will Speak on League

MAY HAVE EFFECT  ON NATIONAL RAGE CENATOR BELIEVES   KEEPS IN TOUCH WITH DEVELOP: MENTS AS HE FORMULATES FOREIGN POLICY   ELIHU ROOT ATTENDING   New York Banker Eapeted to Confer With Republican Nominee on League Stbject When He  Returns to Americ, a

Tribunal Pian May May cig Es In  to Political Campaign [ssues. Candidete Reveals.

WORLD COURT MAY BE ISSUE   Sardimg Thinks Elihu Roet’s Coaferences Abroad Held Important Possibii'ties =   COX DISAPPOINTED   Regrets Announcemest Harding Won't Be Able to Sp2ak With pin 2? Fair

HARDING KEENLY INTERESTED IN PARLEY 10 FORM WORLD TRIBUNA!   Senator Is Keeping In Close Touch With Progress of Conferences Between Roo’ and European Leaders,   INTERNATIONAL COURT REGARDED IMPORTANT   Is Expected to Make a More Detailed Statement of G, 0, P, Stand on the League lecture Next Week,

'MAY BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE.      Harding Watching Conferences Between Elihu Root and Leading European Statesmen.

HANDING WANTS TO SEE MP. ROG   Repian Nominee Seeking Assistance to Clear Himself on League of Nations Blunder.

HOT PLAN MAY Bt MADE BRola OF G.0.P. PLEA   HIS POLICY UPON LEAGUE LEADS.      HARDING POSSIBLY WILL BASE HIS STAND ON ROOT’S WORK.

COURT OF JUSTICE CONFERENCE BEING CLOSELY WATCHED   Senator Harding Considers Meetings in Europe to Hold important Possibilities.   LILLIAN RUSSELL OFFERS TO GO ON THE STUMP   More Detailed Statement of Republican Stand on League of Nations Will be Made by Nominee to Indianapolis Delegation Next Saturday.

(1.0. P. MAY ADOPT ROOTS COURT PLAN   SUBSTITUTION FOR LEAGUE As ISSUE CONSIDERED BY REPUBLICAN NOMINEE,

HARDING WAITS ACTIGN ABROAN ON NEW COUR]   Watching Elihu foot’: Meeting With Statesmen  of Europe.

HARDING WAITS ON ELIHU ROOT   Republican Nominee Not Sure of His Policy of World Peace Undertaking   WATCHING..THE DETAILS   Will Confer With Former Secretary of State on His Return From Europe

HARDING WATCHES CLOSELY JUSTICE COURT DISCUSSION   Believes Conferences Abroad May Form Basis of World Peace Understanding.

ROOT CONFERENCE WATCHED CLOSE   SENATOR HARDING IS KEENLY INTERESTED IN PROGRESS OF FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS

CONFERENCES IN _ EUROPE ARE BEING WATCHED BY HARDIN   Senator Believes T) They Hold , Important Possibilities

ENGLISH MINERS . 10 GO ON STRIKE TOMORROW NIGHT   Vote Is Announced as 635,098 in  Favor of Quitting Work and  Only 181,428 Opposed.      1,206,000 MEN INVOLVED      Expected that Most of Them Wil Stay Away from Mines, Cut. ting Off Fuel Supply.   ALL EUROPE AFFECTED   Industries Everywhere Dependent  on Coal from England—Millions May Lose Employment.

READJUSTMENT IN PRICES IMMINEN]   General Anxiety Prevails Con: cerning Advance, ay: Statement Issued by Feder ai Reserve Board.

READJUSTMENT IMMINENT   Reserve Board Says General Anxiety Prevails Concerning Advance in Prices.

LOST OF LIVING HELD A MENACE BY RESERVE BOD}   BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE REVIEWED BY FEDERAL ae BOARD,   Adjustment Seems Imminent Now   Reduction in Prices Held to be Done on Account of , 14 ihe 1 Buying. iad EA

ANAIETY PREVAILS OVER CONTINUED AISE IN PRICES   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD IN DECEMBER REPORT SAYS READJUSTMENT IMMINENT   HOPEFUL FOR REDUCTION   Retail Trade Shows Great Activity —Wholesalers aii Jobbers Unable to supply Demand,

BUSINESS ON ANXIOUS SEAT   High Prices, Reduced Produc. tion Are Regarded as a Commercial Menace.

PRICE ADJUSTMENT ~ APPEARS IMMINENT   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD BAYS GENERAL ANXIETY PREVAILS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY.   RETAIL TRADE 1 ACTIVE   é Grain Shipments Unusually Low, Due to the Shortage of Fnel and Elevators.

COST OF LIVING HELD A MENACE   Federal Reserve Board Reviews Business Conditions,   ADJUSTMENT SEEMS IMMINENT

: SS . “ISNT   Idleness. of W orkmen Greater Menace Than . ~ Strikes, ,

REGARD HG. L Ao MENACE TU 5. BUSINESS   American Commercial Life Anxious Over Outlook— Receipts in. creased—-Production.   FUTURE IS DARK

THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK   A Fede ‘ral Reserve Report Declares  High Wares Tend to Restrict Pro duction— May be Reactions:

BUSINESS ANXIOUS ABOUT PROSPECT BANK BOARD SAYS   Retail Trade Active, Wholesale Piled With Orders; Growth in Dollars, Not Output.   HIGH-PRICED LABOR WON’T WORK WITH REGULARIT’   Demands Short Hours; Result Retards Commerce; Unrest Shows Betterment.

READJUSTMENT OF BUSINESS IN U. 8. IMMINENT, REPOR'   Federal Reserve Board Says Reduction of Prices Over Nation Is Due—Buying Power Curtailed.   CREDITS SHORTENED   Real Estate Values in Hundred: Of Communities Reached Peak, or Rise Checked, Statement Says.

AMERICAN BUSINESS ANXIOUS OF FUTURE   Federal Reserve Board Declare: Uncertainty Retards Expansion.

UNDER PRODUCTION AND HlGh PRICES MENACE BUSINESS   Uncertainty of What Future Holds in Store Retards Business, Reserve Board Says.   LABOR. IDLENESS FACTOR   Business Is in Terms of Dollars and Nat Production, Report Deciares.

READJUSTMENT OF PRICES IS DUE   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD DE CLARES BUSINESS !S MEN. ACED BY H. C¢. L.

AEOEAVE BOARD . REVIEWS TRADE   Anxiety Felt. at Continued Price Advances  MIIST RE READIJNSTED   Retail Trade Shows Great Activity and Manufacturers are.Unabe to Meet Demand. Greatest Increase is in Terms  of Dollars Instead of Units af Pradnctinn

AMERICAN BUSINESS FEARFUL OF FUTURE   High Prices, Shorter Hours Reduced Production, Inflated Currency Cause   SAY FINANCIAL EXPERTS

BREAK IN H. C. L. NEAR?   READJUSTMENT ‘APPEARS - IMMINENT. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD SAYS.   Grent Anxiety Prevails in American ‘Business, bat Price Drop May. Re-  auit From Cut in Buying Power  Labor Not Inclined to ‘Work. :

BUSINESS FACES LOWER PRICES   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD REPORT FORESEES READ. — JUSTMENT. :   BUYING POWERS CURTAILED   Skilled Labor Working Minimum Time—Credits Shortened as Uncertainty Prevails,

TORBEN TACTICS AND - TERMS TO BISAPEEAE   American  Army * to Discare Most ‘of the Temporary Changes Made During World  Wiayae

CONFERENCE T0 SETTLE STRIKE IS REQUESTED   Miners’ Officials Want to Meet Operators for  Parley.

AWAIT ANSWER OF OPERATOR ON CONFERENCE   Miners’ Chiefs Look For Early Reply On Demand For Joint Parley.

CONFERENCE ASKED OW GOAL SITUATION   MINERS’ UNTON OFFICIALS WATT REPLY REGARDING THEIR LATEST REQUEST

MINER PRESIDENT ASKS CONFERENCE   With Operators To Restore Normal Conditions and Stop Recent Strike

ASK FOR JOINT CONFERENCE   United Mime-werkers’ Officiala Im vite Discussion of Matters ie Conmttoweray.

John L. Lewis, President of United Mine  Workers of America, Sends Hurried Call to  . Operators’ Association Asking for An Assembly In Order to Reach Settlement   OPERATORS ACTION AWAITED

SHOWERED WTA CONGRATULATION   Mrs. Harding Among First te Greet G. 0. P. Candidate After Nomination.

‘IT’S JUST FINE! MRS. HARDING   “So Wonderful,” § Says Wife o!  tha Naminoe .

ADVISES USE OF WILLIAM PENN   Highway Department Warns That Lincoln Highway Is In Bad Condition.  e

SPREAD OF INFLUENZA IS SEEN BUT SITUATION IS WELL IN HAND REPORTS PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC SITUATION IN - MARKED CONTRAST TO LAST YEAR'S:

TROOPS WILL GO TO CAMP CHER AN   Gradual Abandonment And Sal vaging of Camp Authorized

U.S. WILL APPEAL ~ INCOME TAX CASI   Profits From. Stock Sale: “In Question. -

BANDITS CHLOROFORM ENTIRE FAMILY RB POSTAL STATION   Toledo’s Crime Report Shows No Slack-

AIERT OF VIOLERCE   Pollows Statement as ta Pronosed Taw ¥rforrement.

WOOD MAY --LOSEFLORIDA ~— VOTEFEARED   BLACK. AND WHITE QUESTION INVOLVED TO A LESSER EXTENT...

NEW BLOW HELD NEAR FOR WOOD AT GHIGAGD   General to Lose Another  Claimed Delegation, Is Belief

BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING   But Not So Bad If You Know How to Reach the Cause

BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING   But Not Se Bad if You Knew How t BRiaask, thee feta

What Our People Are Doing Each Week — Churet  Personal, Social, Lodge, Lites 4 ' cal --Marriages,Deaths,

FRESH OHIO NEWS   as by ‘The Old Reliable’ Gazeite’s Correspondents _ -Thranshont the State   What Our People Are Doing Bach Week—Church. Personal, Social, Lodge, Literary and Musical—Marriages, Deaths,Etc.

Written by ‘The Old Reliable’ Gazette's Correspondents Throughout the State   What Our Peopie Are Doing Each Week Churct Personal, Social, Lodge, Literary and Musi cal. -Marriages,Deaths, Etc

FRESH OHIO NEWS   Written by ‘The Oid Reliable\ Gazette's Correspondent Throughout the State   What Our People Are Doing Each Week—-Church, Personal, Social, Lodge, Literary and Musical—-Marriages, Deaths,Eté.

What Our People Are Doing Each Week—Church Personal, Social, Lodge, Literary and Musical Marriages, Deaths,Etc.

FRESH OHIO NEWS   WRITTEN BY ‘THE OLD RELIABLE’ GAZETTE’S CORRES-. PONDEN THROUGH OUT THE STATE

RING AND QUEEN OEE ANT RAGED IN ROYAL PARADE   Procession in Semistate Seer in England for Second Time Since End of War.

TOMATO GRUWERS MEET JANUARY 23   State Session Called at Capital By Secretary of Indiana Farmers Body.   STEPS TO AID PRODUCERS   Meeting to Be Open to all for Dis cussion of Varieis Tepies of interesi—Permanent Committee Planned.

DEATH TOLL NOW ABOVE 150 MARK   Fear Expressed That Reports From isolated Regions Wi!! Greatly Increase Number.   MILLIONS IN PROPERTY iS A TOTAL LOSS   INinois, Western Ohio, Michigan and Georgia Are Centers of Storm Trail.

MORE OEAD FROM SUNDAY’S TORNADO   Work of Rehabilitation Goes Forward.

DEATH TOLL IN “STORM AREAS IS RAISED TO 158   Enverified Report of 13 Hille at Stovall, Ga. May Make it 174      Ne Accurate Estimaies of Property Damaze Are valtablo; Total in Adinoels Placed at $6,000,000, Ohio wad Michigan at $2,000000 Each,

TOLL IN SUNDAY. TORNADO STANDS NOW AT 164 DEAD   WaANY' COMMUNITIES MAKIN( EARLY RECOVERY FROM EF: FECTS OF STORM   PROPERTY LOSS ESTIMATED BS HIGH AS. $15,000,000

TORNADO TOLL AT 16) KILLED   FEARS EXPRESSED THAT REPORTS FROM ISOLATED REGIONS MAY INCREASE LIST

DEATH TOLL NOW STANDS AT 138; MAY GO HIGHER   Reports From Isolated Communities Raise  Storm Deaths.

STORM VICTIMS -PLAGED AT 15%   Fear Total May Increase With Reports From Isolated Districts

SUNDAY’S TORNADO’ . DEATH TOLL GROWS   ‘REPORTS FROM ISOLATED DIs ‘FRICTS INCREASE LIST; HOS.  PRTAL PATIENTS DIE AND  SWELL TOTAL.

TORNADO SWEPT STATES ~ ARE REBUILDING TODAY   Latest Reports from Various Damaged Districts Place Death List at 164.   COMMITTEES ARE FORMING TO CARE FOR HOMELESS   Property Loss in Eight States To  day Placed atefrom Ten’to pe Fiftcen Million.   COMMUNICATION RESTORED   Public Funeral of . Tornado Vic tims Are Being Held in Many Cities,

IN SUNDAY’S.STORM IN [WEST AND SOUTH'TO: _TALLED 167-TODAY.    Casualties. i in Ohio: Remain_ed‘at 30 — PropertyLoss. . Estimated ‘at’ Between. 10 and 15 Million. Dollars. :

TORNADO DEATH . TOLL MOUNTING   ' be arene tet  ‘Destruction In Eight States : Slowly Being Tabulated.   EMERGING FROM DEBRIS

(87 DEATH INO” STATES IN OT ORM OF LAST SUNDAY   Thousands Injured, Homeless Objects of Relief Effort That Has Been Begun.   15 GEORGIA. WHITES DEAD, STORY THAT'S UNVERIFIED   Mlinois Loss Called $6,000,000, With Ohio, Michigan Losing $2,000,000 Apiece.

STORMS TOLL RUNS HGH IN PROPERTY AND LIVES LOST   Latest Estimates Shows Total of 154 Lost Lives in the Tornadoes.   PROPERTY LOSS IS GREAT!   INinois Alone Estimates Material Less at $6,000,000; Georgia, $1,000,000.

ARE CARING FOR STORM VICTIMS   Property Damage From Sunday’s Storm Estimated Ten to Fifteen Millions.

STORM TOLL The: TOWNS EMERGING FROM WRECKAGE   Relief Measures for Thousands of Injured and Homeless Under Way—Fear Death Total Will Grow.

STORM DEATH TOLL MOUNTS IN 8 STATES   Total Stands at 158, Witl Isolated Regions Not Heard From.

DEATH TOLL 153 WITH ISOLATED AREAS HASSING   Stricken Communities Ar Fmerging From Wreckage Caused by Storms

DEATH TOLL .. INCREASING   No Accurate Estimate of Total Property Damage Can Be Made

RELIEF RUSHED TO AREAS HIT BY SUNDAY STORMS   Death Total Placed at 153 Property Damage to Exceed .  “1 Millions, Is Estimate.

Reports From the Devastated Areas Are Gradually  Coming In.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS SAID TO BE HEAVY   In the Toledo Area There Ars 22 Known Dead and 155 Injured.

HOMES BEGIN TO RISE FROM STORM'S DEBRI   All Communities Struck By Tor: nadoes Set to Work to Care For Sufferers.   DEATH LIST STANDS AT 164   Campaigns For Relief Funds Are Under Way—Property Loss Above $10,000,000.

TEBILT 1QHNG Alot FROM Tht CYGLONE WREGK   Death Toll Reaches 164 anc Property Damage Estimated Above 10 Million.

DEATH TOTAL FROM SUNDAY’S STORMS STILL INCREASING   One Hundred and Fifty Eight Lives Lost and Property Damage $11,000,000.

Fears Expressed That Reports From Isolated Regions Will Increase Total.   MICHIGAN LIST ELEVEN.

FEARS ARE HELD THAT MANY HURT MAY HAVE DIED   Property Lo«s in Chicago Alone is About $6,006,900

Additional Killed at La Grange. Ga., May Increase List ef VicCima ta 180.

RELIEF SPEEDED TO STORM AREAS   WRECKED HOMES AND BUILDING: BEING REBCILE   Property Joss Estimutes Ten to Vifteen Millon Nollars—Ofler Places to ¥iellms on Farms.

STORM TOLL SWELLED TO TOTAL 158 LIVES - --$11,000,000 LOSS   May Be Augmented B; Search of Many Ruined Homes.

STORM TOLL IS ~~ STILL GROWING   Eight Score Lives Have Been Claimed by Sunday’s Tor- : nado; More Likely to Die.      LOSS REACHES MILLIONS

OHIO DEATH LIST REACHES 50; LOSS IS MANY MILLIONS   Jeaviest Loss of Life Oc. curred cn Western Boundary of State.   HURDREDS OF HOMES ARE DESTROYED, BARNS RAZED   Entire Villages Are In Ruins As Result) of Storm Sunday.

LATE REPORTS INCREASE TOLL. OF TORNADOES   Number of Kaown Dead Reaches 163—Thirty-Seven Were Kitled lo Indiana.   RELIEF WORK IS UNDER WAY   Restoration of Communication Reveals Property Loss Great> er Than First Thought.

TORNADO DEATHS NOW TOTAL 158   ‘PEVASTATED PATHS IN EIGHT STATES STREWN WITH HUMAN DEAD AND PROPERTY LOSS

lh2 KILLED IN SUNDAY STORM   Thousands Are Injured and Homeless—Daamge Reaches Twelve Million Dollars.

FINANCIAL AID DECLINED   Civic Spirit of Georgia ‘Town Asserts Purpose of Caring for Tornado Injured.  (The complete report of the effeets

RECOVERY FROM. STORM BEGINS   NEW BUILDINGS RISE FROM RUINS WHICH WILL REACH MILLIONS, L

SUNDAY STORMS “MOUNTS TARR   Reports. from isolated Regions and Deaths ‘Among Injured Regarded as Likely: to Increase Total Fatalities   STRICKEN COMMUNITIES EMERGE FROM WRECKAGE   The Property Damage in Nine States Swept by Tornadoes Runs into Millions According to Estimates

DEATH TOLL GROWS   o£ + 4 KNOWN DEAD IN WAKE OF TORNADOES NOW NUEWRER 165.    Ht Es Feared That Even This. "Eanes! Mamher Does Not Trelude AML As Reports Are Not. Yet AM In, ™

DEATH TOLL OF TORNADOES MAY YET REACH 176   More Complete Returns but Add to Devastation Wrought by Twisters in Middle West Sunday.

DEATH TOLL NOW ABOVE 120 MARK   Fear Expressed That Reports From Isolated Regions Wiil Greatly  Increase Number.

RELIEF WORK FOR VICTIMS ISUNDER WAY   In jured and Homeless , Given Aid; Deeth : Toll May Leap.

TORNADO-oMITTEN AREA RECOVERING: 1055 10 MILLIGNS   Rebuiit Homes, Buildings, Begit to Rise; Death List of 164 . Not Expected to Grow.   VICTIMS’ FUNERALS HELD PUBLICLY IN SOME CASES   Committees Organized to Care for Homeless, Injuréd, and * Relief Funds Started.

PROPERTY LOSS IN TORNADO IS 10-15 MILLION      Rebuilt Homes Arising From Wreckage.—164 Lives Lost in Middle West.

Delegations At Harding Porch   Three Thousand Visitors From Ohio Counties Pay Respects To Nominee   MARCHING CLUBS VERY PROMINENT

HARDING MEETS THE FIRST FRONT PORCH CROWDS  THEY CAME. FROM TWO COUNTIES, THREE THOUSAND STRONG.  WAS STRICTLY A  NCICURNDLINNN ACCAID

HARDING.S MANSFIELD FRIENDS GREET HIM   Feminine Aeroplane Driver Carries Message from Women to Mrs. Harding

CN RS a NE ME nes eS eS SS Se  BANDS PLAY AND ADMIR’RS MARCH IN HARDING TOWN      Richland And Crawford-Co Folks Pay Respects To Candidate   BIG SHGW KEEPS UP

FEDERAL COURT CONVICTION. IN TRIAL MARRIAGE   Former Soldier Brought English Girl to This

OLIPHANT FUNERAL TODAY   Body of Former Monon’ Brakeman we Returned From lowa

Surrounds the Death Of Otis Olliphant; Harrodsburg Man, In  Sioux City, iowa.   FUNERAL AT HARRODSBURG

LABUR occ Kg TD ALOTRIGT FLOW UF IMMIGRANTS   Samuel Gompers and Other Leaders Will Ask Congress for Legislation   3,000 PER DAY COMING; OTHER THOUSANDS WAIT   GOVERNMENT RECORDS SHOW MORE WOMEN THAN MEN ARE ARRIVING; MANY ARE SOLDIERS’ FIANCEFS,

‘ANSON BEST PUT ON TRIAL   Pontiac, Mich., Youth Charged Witl ‘Slaying Vera Schneider, Tele- — phone Operator.

HOME STILL RAIDED   SHERIFF OF WILL COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MAKES DISCOVERY.   Finds Large Plant on Farm Seven Miles From Joliet—Confiscates Twelve Barrels of Liquor.

siG HOME STILL   llinois Sheriff Noses Way Into Wil! County Farmhouse.   Finds Twelve Barreis of Wine ang Two of Whisky—Five Pérsons Are Put in Jail.

MISO ELIZABETH ORAKE DUES IN AUTO AGCIOEN)   On WAY TO CALIFORNIA WITH PARENTS WHEN CAR TURNS OVER, WEST OF ST. REGIS. WAS ONLY 18 YEARS OLD.

CONG. SWOPE TALKS ABOUT JAP PROBLEN   Was Chairman of Committee In vestigating Japanese Immigration.   MANY SIDES TO QUESTION   Thinks Time Here to Keep Out of Country Any Unassimilable Race.

WOULD BAR JAP ENT RANGE TOU. 6.   Chairman of Probe Committee Points to Danger.   HITS NONASSIMILATING ALIEN   Congressman Swope, Head of Body Which Recently Completed an Investigation of Japanese Immigration Issues Statement.

TIME HAS COME TO CLOSE DOOR   Must Keep  Unassimible Races From States   WOTE SENT TO JAPAN   America Cannot Recognize Occupation of Saghalin by the Mikado.

HOLDS ASIATIC © INVASION MUST COME TO HALT   Congressman Swope After Investigation Makes Statement “on Japanese Immigration   U. 8. GIVES JAPS PROTEST   Note Says Jap Occtipation in Russia Cannot be Recognized ~QOther Questions Up

JAPANESE FEELING NN CALIFORNIA FYPLAINED   Chairman of House Committee Says East and South Can’t Understand Situation

GONGRESSMAN POINTS TO NEEO FOR STEPS 10 STOP JAP COLONIZATION      JAPANESE POPULATION OF CALI. FORNIA DOUBLED IN PAST SEVEN: YEARS,

SWOPE SNS JAP ‘WENGE APPARENT ON PACIFIC COAST   Kentucky Congressman Says   That the Feeling Is Keen  And That Unless Steps Are Taken Things Will Get Worse.

SWOPE INTIMATES THAT JAP IMMIGRATION WILL BE STOPPEL      Kentucky Congressman Says It Is Hard for the East and South To Appreciate This Question as It Affects California.

SWOPE REPORTS CW INVESTIGATIONS   Would Bar All Unassimilable Aliens.

JAPANESE ARE T00 NUMEROUS   Should Not Be Permitted to Fill Up Pacific Coast Says Swote

IMMIGRATION OF - JAPANESE TALKED   CONGRESSMAN SWOPE AGAENST JAP IMMIGRATIO?   GORGRESSMEN INVESTIGATE   Wo Should Not Permit Any Unassine ilable Races to Buter Our Country  —Only Future Citizeng Desorable,

WOULD CURB THE JAP INFLUX T0 PACIFIC COAST   Congressman Swope Would Bar Only Immigrants Desiring Naturalization

IMMIGRATION Ot —UAPANESE TALKED   CONGRESSMAN SWOPE AGAINST FAP IMMIGRATION   CONGRESSMEN INVESTIGATE    Wa Shoukl Not Permit Any Unassimilable Races to: Enter Gur Country  —-Only Future Citizens Deserable.

KENTUCKY CONGRESSMAN TELLS OF JAP PROBLEM   People on Pacific Slope Are ‘Confronted by Very Se-. »- vious Inter-Racial Problem

POINTS DANCER — OF JAP. ENTR)   Congressman Swope Says Time Has Come to Bar Nonassimilating Aliens.   PROBES PROBLEM ON PACIFIC   Chairman of House Subcommittee Which Recently Completed an In. vestigation of Japanese Immigration Issues Statement.

PROTEST WALKOUT ~ ENDED IN VICTORY   Release of Sinn _Feiners fs Unconditional on Part of ' Government   ALL’ TAKEN TO HOSPITALS   Men on Hunger Strike in British Prison Were, Near. Starvation,

DUBLIN'S GENERA STRIKE GROWS   iWin Third Great Victory in Ireland in the Last Manth

MESSENGER IS SEIZED   PIVE CHICAGO ROBBERS KIDNAP BOY AND $6,000.   Bank Employee Its Carried Off in Au. tomobile, Robbed and Then Thrown Out.

SEIZE BOY AND $6,000   Chicago Bandits Work a Brand New “Stunt.”   ' Kidnap Bank Messenger, Carry Him  Off, Take His Money, Throw  Gas Him Out of Car.

CAR MEN TAKE A STRIKE VOTE   On Its Result Depends Wheth er Des Moines Will Have Service During Fair.

TENNESSEE AND OKLAROMA SHOOT THE SHOOTS WITH ALL THE REST   Scott Ferris Beaten by Large Majority to Surprise of Both Democrats and Republicans: Reports Are That Tom D. McKeown Also Is Defeated for Congress.

G.0.P, CAPTURES TENN, AND OLKA,   Several Towns in Other Southern States Republican   HARDING VOTE STILL GROWS,   He Ss Now Assured of 386 Electoral Ballots

REPUBLICANS’ LEAD ~ IN SENATE WILL BE THIRTEEN   Returns So Far Counted Show Majority .in House to Be 131 and Growing

TENNESOEE LINES UP IK 60,2. COLUMN   TRADITION OF SOLID SOUTH SHATTERED, RETURNS SHOW,   OKLAHOMA ALSO DESERTS DEMOCRATIC FORCES.   386 Electora! Votes Are Assured For Harding As Against 127 For Cox While 14 Seats In the Electoral College Remain In Doubt.

Indications Are That  . Cox Will Get Less Than 127 Votes --Harding Carries 27 States.

OKLAHOMA DESERTS SOLD SOUTH FIRST. TIME, FIGURES SHOW      Cox Gets Only 127 Votes; G. 0. P. Candidat Likelv to Carry Arizona   OKLAHOMA RESULT FURNISHES SURPRISE

COX IS SURE OF 127 VOTES; 18 DOURTFUL   Tennessee Moves Into Re publican Column by Margin of Over 10,000.   MAJORITY OF 10 FOR THE SENA:

GOES 10 6.0.P. BY MAJORITY OF TEN THOUSAND   Harding Now Assured of 399 Votes in the Electoral College, With 127 Definitely Going to Cox   CHE SOCIALIST ELECTED TO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES   G. O. P. Will Have Senate Majority of at Least Ten With Chance of More   HARDING’S LEAD IN OHIO NOW 378,89:

SENATOR HARDING TRIUMPHS WITH 401 VOTES IN ELECTORIAL COLLEGE FULL RETURNS SHOV

HARDING GETS 40   RETURNS SHOW 836 STATES COX 11, ONE DOUBTFUL   Harding's Mlinois Lead Today is Fix: at 741,084

“SOLID SOUTH” IS BROKEN IN BIG LANDSLID   Harding Has Lead i Several ‘“Doubtful’ States,

UNPARALLED VIE GOES TO HARDING      ee  Incomplete Returns Give Ohio Senator 343 Electoral Votes For President     POLLED 6.000.000 MORE VOTES THAN COX  a     Carries Home State By Over 360,000---Wins Western States On Cox List

TENNESSEE BREAKING FROM “SOLID SOUTH’      HARDING LEADING IN LATEST FIGURES FROM SOUTHERN COMMUNITY

At Least 401 of the 531 Elec: toral Votes Will Be Cast for G. G. P.   INCREASE SENATE LEAD   Latest Returns Show 57 Repub: licans and 39 Democrats in Senate.

With Half of New Mexico's Vote in, Indications Point State  Going Strong for Harding   Many Business Men and Bankers in Ohic Say Harding Victory Means  Improved Business

HARDING 400 -VOTES COX HAS 127   SENATE WILL STAND FIFTY-SEV EN REPUBLICAN AND THIRTY. NINE DEMOCRATS

HARDING'S VOTE IN ELECTORALRETURN NOW PLACED AT 390   “Solid South” Broken Into for Added Gains by Republican Standard Bearer.   TENNESSEE SWINGS TO G. 0. P. COLUMN: PLACE   Cox Credited for Certainty by Latest Returns With. Only 127 Votes in College.

OLA ALSO ENTERS G. 0... LIST: DEMOCRATIC TRADITIONS OF “SOLID SOUTH” SHATTERED

Both’ Sides’ Still -Claim  “Naw: Mexico, Last of, _the Doubtful States.   _Fity Seven G. 0.  : Pk Saiators   HAVE PLURALITY AN TIOUSE OF 131

Montana Goes: Into: ‘Republican Column - Today-Several Other.‘Small States: + Expected When‘Count is Completed _ Terinessee Shatters Solid South—Re© publican Majority in: Both Houses .  E  -Cotivress Increasing...

REPUBLICAN BY LARGELY INCREASED MAJORITIES   Ohio Senator Chosen as Nation’s Chief Executive by: Great:  est Popular Majority- Ever_Given Candidate—Has as Laat. 261 EFlartoral Vnatac.

BIG REPUBLICAN SWEEP BREAKS THE SOLID SOUTT   Senator Harding Receives 404 Elec. toral Votes Against Governor Cox’s 127—It’s Landslide.

Tennessee Swings Into Harding Col. umn By Estimated Majority of Ter Thousand, Breaking Ranks of “Sol id South”—Ohio Gives Republicans Lead of 378,000.   BOTH HOUSES STRONGLY REPUBLICAN

Tennessee Has Swung Into ‘the Republican Line ind sai s Democratic Traditigne cers

SOLID. SOUTH _- TS CRACKED   TENNESSEE BREAKS AWAY FOR [FIRST TIME SISCE THE WAR   OKLAHOMA ALSO GOP   REPUBLICANS WILL WAVE SAFE MAJORITY IN SENATE.   f ¢ jetaol shrd vbgkq vbgkq cwfwy_ . Texas Elects A Republican Tt  Congress tor First Time in its } - Life— Crack in South.   (By the Associated Press.) Bird beat, Ayres in the Eight Kansas District. 

RETURNS SWELL 1A, G.0.P, VICTOR’   Ne Carried Ohi By HON, Caliiornia Br 100,000,

TEN MORE SENATE ~~ SEATS “ASSURED         SERS se on pa  Yith Michgloas Pan. Se Sia ite” F ralaredo   22 wa ae NCE  ee ane      Famout Missourian Beaten By Waur“Sghach, An~ Unka dwn—Bryan’s : Caustic Comment On Result .

Breaks All Records in Political History of Nation-New York Majority Sets New Mark

BIG MAJORITY OF ELECTORAL VOTES   SENATOR HARDING WILL HAVE AT LEAST 401 VOTES IN COL LEGE—COX CARRIES ELEVEDR SOUTHERN STATES.

MAY REACH 400 FOR SEN. HARDING   G. 0. P. CANDIDATE POLLED 6, 600,000 MORE VOTES THAN COX CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN

HARDING'S VOTE GROWS WITH RETURNS; TENNESSEE BREAKS THE “SOLID SOUTH”   The Tota! Vote Will Show w Harding’ s Lead 3,000,000 Votes And About Three to One In The Electoral College.

THE SOL oOUTH HAS BEEN BROKEN   HARDING'S MAJORTEY EN NEW YORK ABOUT A MELLION   TENNESSEE AND OKLAHOMA   Jlavding's Electoral Vote Tas Reach. ed $90 and Several States ¥e Doubtful — Senator Chamberlain Defeated,

MONTANA’S 4 ELECTORAL NOTES BRING HARDING’S - TOTAL TODAY UP TO 39                  Doubt; Republican Ticket Ahead in of the 4 States Uncertain: SeveralGeorgia. Counties Break Over.  Cox: Assured of Only 197, With 14 Sel ix 3

LANDSLIDE 18 NOW A ROUT   Oklahoma and Tennessee In “Flop” to Harding

DECISION OF 1916 REVERSED IN DOUSTFUL STATES WITH AN QVERYEL MING REP. TRIUMPH

OKLAHOMA ALSO GOES REPUBLICAN   Harding Assured 390 Electoral Votes as Against 127 for Cox With 14 Votes of Four States in Doubt.

MAJORITY 16 ON INCREASE 6 NOW AM   OKLAHOMA GOES G.O.P. FOR FIRST TIME. IN HISTORY  State Ate Seate ls Listec for Harding; Result Surprising.

Oklahoma Also “Reported _ Among the States on Harding lict 7   ‘BIG GAIN IN THE HOUSE:   Even Texas Sends a Repubican to’ the Next - - Congress:

TWO STATES AND SEVERAL CITIES GO FOR HARDING   Republican Congress: ional Sweep Grows  On Late Returns.

TENNESSEE GOES OVER TO HARDING   ARIZONA ALSO GIVES REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 4,000,   EVEN. CHAMP CLARK BEATEN   Former Speaker of House and Candidate for President Goes Down — With Landslide. Other National Reports.

HARDING WILL Br NEXT PRESIDENT   GREATEST VICTORY IN NATION. AL POLITICAL HISTORY.   PACIFIC STATES REPUBLICAN   Oregon and California Send Over. whelming Delegations to Congress and Give Harding a Great Voto —Mountzin States Also.

Tennessee, Qkishonia and “Mon: _ tana Get lato Repub-fican List. ~      “PLEGTORAL VOTE NOW 391   Four States Uncertain—William ' , deonings Bryan Breaks ” ' > Long Silence.

oUt 106.0.P. BY MAJORITY OF TEN THOUSAND   Harding Now Assured of 399 Votes in the Electoral College, With 127 Definitely Going to Cox   GNE SOCIALIST ELECTED T0 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES   G. O. P. Will Have Senate Majority of at Least Ten With Chance of More   RESULT STILL IN  DOUBT IN STATE OF NEW MEXICO

Oklahoma Appears to Have Joined Republican Column But New Mexico is Doubtful   BIG MAJORITY IN THE SENATE   Republicans Will Have 57 Seats -and Democrats 39 on Face of Complete Returns   PLURALITIES ARE GROWING   Harding, Has 171,808 in Indiana and Sen. Watson is Leading Tom Taggart by 138,533

SOLID SOUTH IS BROKEN BY 6. 0. P AS TENNESSEE SWINGS INTO THE HARDING COLUMN BY GOOD VOT.   Several Cities in South Also Vote G. O. P.; The Republican Ma jority in Senate and Horse to Be Big. ~

Chair by Greatest Majority Ever Known in U.S. Politics  Congress Will Also Be Republican in Both Branches—Is Seventh Ohio Man to Be So Honored

HARDING WILL HAVE 401 YOTES IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE   HAS CARRIED EVERY NORTHERN STATE AND TENNESSEE AND OKLAHOMA IN SOUTH   RESULT IN MEXICO, WITH THREE VOTES, IS STILL IN DOUBT

“SOLID SOUTH” IS SHATTERED   Tennessee and Oklaho. ma Have Swung to Republicans 

BIG WEEP BREAKS Tie OULU) OUUTH   Senator Here ng Gets 404 Votes Against 127 for Cox.   3iG MAJORITY IN SENATE   New Mexico Lines Up With Tennes see and Oklahoma in the Bolt— Republicans to Have Majority of 137 in House.

Tennessee’s Vote Shatters: the Democratic’ Traditions: :of  - “Solid. South’; Montana, Nevada and Arizozna. in E 0. P. Column :

HARDING NOW HAS 390 VOTES   127 Definitely in Cox Col umn With 14 in Doubt— 11 .May Go to Harding ‘   Republican Congressional Sweep Assumes Larger Proportions—Gain in South

HARDING NOW HAS ~-AQT ELECTORAL VOTES COX HAS 127   Champ Clark Defeated—Oklahoma Womar Is Elected To Conevress

Democrats Carried Only Eleven States  With a Total of 127: Votes--Ten-   °. nessee Safely Republican.

G. 0, P, MAJORITY _ REACHES TEN IN THE SENATE   Congress Will Have 12) Republican Majority, — Doubtful States in Line Drys Claim Control.   SOLID SOUTH IS SHATTERED   Harding Will Have Not Less Than 401 Votes in In Electoral College and

Three Votes in New Mexico Still in Doubt While Cox Gets 127.   57 U. S. SENATORS ARE __ REPUBLICAN, IS BELIEF   Arizona, Oklahoma and Ore: gon Added to G, 0, P, States in Slide,

“SOLID SOUTH” IS  BROKEN; TENNESSEE AND OKLAHOMA LOS   Harding Has 386 Electora Votes, Cox 127 and 18 Remaining Are Doubtful.

ARDING ASSURED OF a0 ELECTORAL VOTES: FEW STATES IN D          nessee Wheels Into Republican Colnn and Disrupts Solid South; Oklahoma Also Records Upset for Cox

HARDING HAS 401 “GOXI27VOTESIN ELECTORAL COLLEGE              {TEST INDICATIONS: ARE, SEN jATE WILL STAND 57 MErUBLACUANS AND 10 DEMOCRATS, ;         OKLAHOMA AB: ABANDONS 1) PHE “SOLID SOUTH   jndicatdons Are That Harding Wl i Curry New Mexico may 3,500. ¢ : Votes—Ullpals Voto.

BREAKING OF SOLID SOUTH 15 BIGGEST FEATURE OF VOTING   Her Shift from Democratic Ranks Gives Senator Harding Even Greater Plurality.   257 G. O. P. SEATS IN HOUSE   Meyer London, of New York Will Be the One Socialist Mem ber of the Lower House.

3 MORE STATES WON BY HARDING   Senator Carries Tennessee, Okla homa and New Mexico in oweep,   BREAKS THE “SOLID” SOUTH   Republicans Gain Ten Seats in US  Senate and Have Majerity of 137  j in the House—-Total Electoral Vote for Harding Its 404,  ?

TEN Esatt JOINS RANKS DF VGTOR   SEVERAL TOWNS IN OTHER ~ DEMOCRATIC TERRITORY. SHIFT ALLEGIANCE’

TENNESSEE GOES REPUBLICAN miocr ° TIME IN HISTORY   Desertion from Democratic  Ranks with, That% of Okla homa Leaves Negligible Electoral Vote in Doubt’

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IS FAILURE COX DEFEAT OVERWHELMING-----IS REPUDIATION OF LEAGUE---RE PUBLICANS WIN CONGRESS.

With Oklahoma In Republican Column Harding Total Passes 400—May Be 404   INEW MEXICO [S$ IN DOUBT   ‘Cox Carried Only Southern States With a Total of One Hundred and T wenty-Seven

COUNT GiVEs b. U.P. 0d ELECTORAL BALLOTS   Harding Gain In Southerr States Sends Election  a  ry Total Soarmg

FRENCH AUTHORITIES EXECUTE GERMAN SP   MAN WHO TOLD GERMANS WHERE LONG RANGE SHELLS FELL, DIES TO-DAY

Lieutenant Funk — unk ., Executed Today   smplay: ed in, ‘Bank ‘in ‘in Paris and Gave Gerinnns. 2 - Information Against France; , co

Lieutenant Funk  Executed Todav   Employed in Benk in Paris and Gav Germans Taformation Agains * France,

HUN SPY KILLED: DIRECTED GUNS   Lieutenant Funck, Who Aid. ed in Shelling of Paris, Is Executed.

BERMAN oFY Wh EREGUTED MONDAY   DISCLOSED INFORMATION AS TO WHERE LONG RANGE SHELLS STRUCK CITY   Paris Newspaper Asserts List of  Those Demanded For Trial   Be Submitted to Germans Monday.

AUSTRIAN SPY WAS EXECUTED   Worked in Bank in Paris and Gave Inforrhation to the Germans

AUSTRIAN OPT PAYS PENALTY  IN EXECUTION   ANOTHER SPY GAINS FORTY-EIGHT HOURS RESPITE BY MARKING REVELATIONS,

AUSTRIAN SPY IS SHOT   Lieut. Funek Found Guilty of Report ing to Germans Points at Which Shetta From Guna Fel) in Paria,

AUSTRIAN SPY IS © “EXECUTED IN PARI   Kept the Germans Informed On Points atWhich Their Long Range Shells Fell.

FRENCH, EXECUTE MAN WHO AIDED GERMAN’   Austrian. Worked -in Paris Bank ‘and. Reported, Where Lon Range Gun Shells Fell,

INCREASE GRANFED BY PUBLIG SERVICE   Trolley Co. Anirounces Vetun.  tary Wage Advance of 10 f or Cant Neaxvt Awal.

TAKING OF TESTIMONY TODAY   Trial ef Imdustrials at Monicsano, Wash... Finally Under Way.

COX AGAIN FLAYS CAMPAIGN FUND OF REPUBLICANS   Urges Settlement O Labor Trouble By Public Opinion.

LABOR POLICY S GUTLINED BY C0}   Democratic Presidential Candidate Speaks in Two Industrial Centers   AGAIN RAPS G. 0. P. EUND   Replies to Speech of Opponent Which Defended Senate Treaty Action

NO BAYONETS IN LAGOR DISPUTES IS COX'S APPEAt   Declares Interests are Aiding Harding Because They Expect Army Aid

QUACE OF BIG FUND TORDQST THEIR NOMINEE:   VICTORY MEANS TYRANNY.   BOLD CHARGE iS MADE BY CUZ IN KINGING TALK IN OHIO.

Public Opinion, Not Bayonets Should Setile Ali Labor  Disputes.   “HARDING BACKERS FAVOR THE BAYORET’   No. Soldier’s Bullet Fired In Laber Trouble During His Six Year Term.

LABOR, LEAGUE,  CAMPAIGN FUND DWELT UPON OY COX WN SPEECH   Settle Industrial Controversies By Force of Public Opinion, Instead of the Bayonet, His Plan.   G. 0. P. WANTS TO BUY ADMINISTRATION   No Readjustment Possible In America Until Things Are Tied Together in Other Parts of the World,

NO TROOPS 10 STOP STRIKES, COX PLEDGES   Democratic Nominee Wants Public Opinion § to  Function.

ISSUE EMPHASIZED “IWCANTON SPEECH -BY OHIO GOVERNOR   INDU “eee Be ariet yer LEAGUE AND (¢ CAMPAIGN ARE F BATU RES. OF ADDRESS   FLAYS REPUBLICAN FIGHT   ~ Tells Hearers Large Interests Aiding Opponent Would Settle Disputes Throughout Nation With Soldiers and Bayonets

COX RAPS b. 0. P. STANT ON LABOR, CAMPAIGN FUNT   Republicans Would Use Bayo. nets in Industrial Difficulties, Nominee Declares In Speech.

SENATE WOULD ANBIEX ~THEPRESIDENCY.-COX   NOMINEE CALIS G. 0. P. BODY “DOMINEERING, ARROGANT “ -QPIGARCHY.”- .   LABOR ISSUE 15 DISCUSSED    People of Industrial Canton Are Told Public Opinion Should Settle Controversies.

BOTH GAPITAL AND LABOR MUST GIVE WAY TO REASONING   Future of Country Demands That Force Must Surrender, Governor Cox Says.   INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES MERELY HUMAN AFFAIRS

LABOR PROBLEM FEATURES TALK BY GOVERNOR COX   SETTLE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES BY PUBLIC OPINION, NOT BY BAYONETS

Nd SOLDIERS INTO LABOR SETTLEMENT   COX DENOUNCES SCHEME TC  SETTLE LABOR CONTRO.  -VERSIES BY FORCE.   TENTERATES IS. CHARGE   Again Asserts That Republican: _ Are Making Up a Slush Fund  : Of Fifteen Million   Dollars,

GERMANS IN RUHR VIOLATE TREATY   Spartacan Forees Number 20,000 to 40,000; Ebert Concentrates Troops. .

SPARTACAN FORGES. ~ ARE WELL ORGANIZED   EBERT GOVERNMENT AUTHORI‘TIES ARE NOW CONCENTRATING TROOPS.

ae   nan) LHEN RENOLUTIONISTS HAYE! ‘FORMIDABLE VETERAN ARMY.   TROUBLE NOT OVER   a } a GOVERNMENT; IS CONCENTRATING TROOPS ON RUHR VALEY   ‘Already s\u90 People Have - Bees Killed and Pitched Battles Are Iu Pro¥pec

GERMANY MU ING SOLDIERS TO PUT DOWN UP. RISING OF RADICALS   CASUALTIES NUMBER-ABEE   Berlin Alone Said to Have Suf fered Loss of 850 Since Re. volution Started in the Fatherland.

UPHAM OPENS BOOKS FOR. SMTORS TO PROBE AL PACH TAKEN IN BY PADIY   Part of Money on Hand Will Not Go To National Committee But Will Be Used : in State Work.

TREASURER OF — PARTY FUND GIVES FIGURES   ‘red W. Upham Says That Republican Party Has Gathered Million And Quarter. —

Treasurer Upham of Repub lican Committee Testifies as to Receipts.   DEMOCRATS SHOW HOW IT’S ALL ONE SCHEME   Chairman White Denies Liq uor Interests Contribute to Cox Fund,

rT A   ‘Committee Can Find Only a Smal Part of That Reputed Fifteen Millions,   ‘CASH COLLECTED { ° SINCE CONVENTION   Totals Less Than Threc-Quarters of 2 Million .Freasnrer .Upham Says and Has “Books to Prove Statement.

2 PLEDGES FOR $5,000 APPEAR; 8 OVER $1,000   VV M7 Vbwsh wy YWISVVY     Committee Borrows in Regular Way About $360,000 for Use.

SURER UPHAM SAYS JUS1 5,300,000 HAS BEEN RAISED . €@ Fak        AL BUDGRT AMOUNTS 7 PEMRER JILLON DOLLARS e Ph rey 5 2

6,0,P, TREASURY GATHERED TOTAL ~ $1,308,820,6!   Since the Jute Coltventloa . is Testi mony of Fred W. Uphim, Treas: urer of National Committee.

Great” Fand Cannot. Be   Located. by the ators hor homed,   Treasurer Upham Has List of Donors to ~~. . Submit:

UPHAM ON STAND   Tells of G. O. P. Finances and Names Contributors

TOTAL OF $1 308,820. 65. GATHER ED IN THUS FAR FOR THR _CAUSE HE SAYS,  ;   SOME ‘OF THIS- THIS-CLAIMED. TO BE STATE FUND

6.0,P, TREASURY . GATHERED TOTAL ~ $1,308,820.68   Since the June Convention fs Testi _ mony of Fred W. Upham, Treasurer of National Committee.

FURTHER DETAILS OF FUNDS BEING ANSE BY 6.0. P   Treasurer of National Commit tee Refers to an Additional $700,800 io be Raised. °

‘Don’t Kill Our Babies! German Mothers Plead As Allies Demand Cows

APPEAL TO FRENCH WOMEN   German Feminine Deputies Plead for Retention of Miich Cows to Save Babies.

GERMAN WOMEN ASK TO KEEP MILK COWS   SAY TURNING 800,000 OVER TO FRANCE WOULD CAUSE DEATHS. .   Letter From Committee of Ger. man Women to Women of France Sts Forth Need.

SEE DISASTER IN COW SURRENDER   “German Women Point Out Re<ult: hich May Follow Giving To AlLes of 200,000 Milch Cews, ~

GEAMAN WOMEN PROTEST CINE ARWUS TH ERAN EE   Mothers <~in - Fatherland Say Their Children Need’ Milk to i Keep Strength ° :   SURRENDER OF 800;000 : CATTLE CALLED FOR   wae Rate From: Tuberculosis Blamed to Lack ‘of ‘Necesa sary Fluid -

GERMANS DESIRE 10 RETAIN GuWs   Protest Surrendering of- 800, 000 Milch Animals to the French.

German Women Plead With Fair Sex of France To Let Them Keep Their Milch Gows   surrender of 800,000 Milk Producers Under Terms of Versailles Treaty Would Reduce Public Stamina and Individual Resistance Says Letter Sent to French.

SURRENDER OF COWS 1 DANGEROUS To GERMANS   German Women Write ¥renct Women What Disaster It Would Bring

eee eee eee eee Eee  HARDING IS NOT TO WITHDRAW   Okie Semater Says He Has Ne Such [atertiona.

ATTACK OF WETS ~ STRONG   Constitutional Prohibition Pressec Vigorously By Rhode Island In  Supreme Court.

Wets Win Point In Their Fight Against Dry Lau   Supreme Court Grants State of Rhode island Right to Start Suit to Secure Injunction Against Prohibition

RHODE ISLAND. GIVEN A CHANCE   Supreme Court Grants Permission tc the State to Test Validity of 18th Amendment and Volstead Law.

Organization Perfectedl'az, Sale of Stock Started# With Great Succeen2

FAIR ASSOCIATION «: - FORMED IN WILSON   Orgamzation Perfected, and Sale of Stock Started With Great Suecess

ALLEGED SLASHER ~~ BLD FOR JURY   Another Fined $50 in .Polic Court Today. for © Theft cf Tire ©

Police and Red Guards Clash - Over Retaining of Seized Fartories.   WORKERS DEMANDING PAY   Want Owners to Settle for ‘Work Done While Plants   Occupied.

Mexican Federal Government Sending Aid to Hard Pressed Carranza Commander.   SEND CUSTOMS MONEY TO AMERICAN BANES.   Evidence of Realization of Straits of Mexican Government is Seen in Move to Protect Government Funds Collected as Customs.

WAR VETERAN IS AW.O.L. WITH $38,000 IN BONDS   ‘Chicago Bank Clerk Missing With Funds; Wife Fears Eeayqyt Plarvr

FRANCE S GIVEN VESSELS.   Gets 92,000 Tons of Captured Enemy Ships--Also Forty Submarines Mow in French Ports.

VESSELS GIVEN TO FRANCE   Allotted 92,000 Tons of Captured Enemy Shins

ARMISTICE MEET SEY FOR FRIDAY   POLES AND BOLSHEVIKI T¢ GET TOGETHER THEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS   MAY REORGANIE SOWIETS   Britain Understood to Favor Im mediate Trade Relations With the Bolshevik Government.

ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS ON FRIDAY   RUSSO-POLISH PEACE CONFER: -ENCCE TO BREWIN —- BOTH SLDES STILL FIGHTING   THE BRITISIL GOVERNMENT IS HEADY TO RECOGNIZE SOVIET GOVERNMENT,

RUSS AND POLES MEET ON FRIDAY   Arrangements Are Made for Armistice Negotiations in Grodno Within Few Days.   REDS STILL ADVANCE

RUSSO-POLISH NEGOTIATIONS: BEGIN FRIDA)   Hostilities: Will Cease at Unce on Beginning of Negotiations at Branovitchi

POLO AND nt Du BEGIN TRUCE TALK FRIDAY   Hostilities to Cease Immed iately After Negotiations Start

Soviets Are Seeking to Get Recognition   Britain Holds That Position o Bolsheviki Enables Them to Dictate Terms

FRENCH BALK ON RED TRUCE   Envoys May, Not: Attend London ‘Peace Conference.   POLES 16 MEET SOVIET   Fighting Continues Along the En- tire Eastern Front

BEGIN FRIDAY   Hostillties Will Ceade at Once on Be _planthg of Negotlatfons a Branoviichl

AUSSIAN-POLISH PARLEY WILL BE HELD FRIDAY    Hostilities to Cease Upon Open ing of Negotiations—-To Fol7 low Spa Boundaries.

VIENNA REAL ESTATE,   Unsettled State e of f Finances Causes Feverish Spirit of Speculation.

MOORE ASSURES GOX OF VICTORY   Tells Him He is Going to Have oie Electoral Votes for Certain.   THE GOVERNOR GROWS JUBILANT OVER STORY   White House Authorities Also Predicting the Democratic Candidate Will Win.

FROM LAKE TO RIVER      Proposed Canal to Join Lake Erie and Ohio River

Restricts General Debate on the Measure to Four Hours by Almost Unanimous - Action; ‘Early.Passage Promised   FESS WOULD OUST POST ‘TO GAIN EFFECTIVENESS

TO HALT HALT IMMIGRATION. °   Johnson Bill Is to Come Up in the Flouse Tomorrow..

RESTRICTED DEBATE   House Expects to Pass Immigration Measure Tomorrow

RESTRICTED DEBATE.        House Expects to Pass Immigra:: - tion Measure Tomorrow

NORTHERN LIGHTS SWAT TELEGRAPH LINES IN EAST   Hold Up Traffic Over Wires for Quarter of an Hour.

NATURE GOES ON A SKYLARK   Aurorn Borenli=s Kicks Up Heels and Kalees (nin With Wires.

STOPS WIRE SERVICE.   Nature s Skylarking Makes Telegraphy Impossible for 15 Minutes, a Record.

AURORA BOREALIS PLAYED HAVOC WITH WIRES EVERYWHERE   Telegraph Service Interrupt ed By Northern Light Flurries

‘MUST NOT SELL GERMAN sHIPs   Shipping Board Perpetuatis tin joined by Court Order.

PERPETUAL BAN ON SHIP SALE   Permanent Decree Forbidding Trans. fer of German Liners Signed at Washington.

VETERAN TO RETIRE,   Riley Rice to Leave the Mail Service of tnecle Sam,

VETER. TO “RETIRE, ‘            Tilley Rice to, Leave the Mail Servi ice : of: Uncles

. D. LAND BANK LOANS TOP U.S. PAPER 4 TOONE   State Rural Credits System Greatly Outdoes Govt. : Farm Lendings :   NO “RED TAPE” CAUSE   TWENTY-SEVEN MILLIONS AND HALF HAVE BEEN BORROWED BY TILLERS SINCE SYS~ TEM BEGAN.   (Special to Republican)

“HUMOR CENSOR” FOR DESCHANEL’S BENEFIT   Prefect Decrees No More Jibes at the French President About Fall, By HENRY Woop

INCENDIARIES ARE BUSY  PENNSYLVANIA   Aindle Blazes in Big Barn Anc Two Residences On Monday.   Have Destroyed Half Millior Dollars Worth of Property

FIRE BUG THROWS TOWN INTO PANIC   Puts Torch To Homes And Places Barricades To*Delay Fire Department.

OFFICIALS SUFFER AS: FIREBUG WORK:   Sit] Three Blazes in Penn=" “sylvania Town,

IN PENN TOW   TOTAL LOSSES ATTRIBUTED TS INCENDIARISM ARE OVER $500,000

FIREBUG BURKS — BANKER’S BARN   Two Homes Also Fired in Re newal of Incendiarism.

LOSSES CLAIMED DUE TO ACTIVITIES OF FIREBUG EXCEED A HALF MILLIO?P

FORBIDS SON’S SURRENDER.   ‘ormer Kaiser Said to Have Appealec ta Dutch Cavernment.

“ORMER KAISER FORBIDS SON TO SURRENDER TO ALLIES   Has Reguested pitch Government Ce Prevent Suh’ Provedure, Ac  eording tocKreny Aeitune,. -

SHOWN PRINCE TOLD BY FATHER NOT T0 GIVE HIMSELF UP   Former Kaiser Forbids Such Action and Asks Holland fo Prevent It.

OWN PRINGE MUST BE GOOL   Kaiser Tells Him He Can't Offer Sell Instead of 900 Other Geermans Whom Alli¢s Seek for Crimes; Ap peals to Holland to Prevent.

FORMER KAISER OPPOSED TO FREDERICK’S OFFER   Forhids Former Cr Surrender Himself to Allies for Trial.

FORBIDDEN SON  ‘TQ GIVE UP SELF      KAISER HAS ASKED THE DUTCE GOVERNMENT TO PREVENT SONS SURRENDER.

KAISER FORBIDS SON’ SACRIFICE   And Thereby Possibly Demonstrate: He Is Some Politician.

FORBIDS CROWN PRINCE.     Former Kaiser Said to Have Fxercised Parental Authority.

20LES GET $50,000,000 LOAN   People’s Industrial Corporation te Handle the Transaction.

$50,000,000 LOAN TO POLAND   Transaction to Be Handic/ by Peoples’ Industrial Corporation, New York.

Seismograph at University of Chicago Registered Shock Early Today.

RESULT OF PROBE 10 HURT GOK  SAYS REPS   Hays Welcomes Inquiry Into Fund  COX  : MILITANT  Says He'll Give Proof In Pittsburg

G. 0. P. Says Cox Charges Will Prove Boomerang to Candidates.   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ~ ASSERT COX HAS GOODS   Charees of $15,000,000 Fund Aired Before S Senns Committee.

BOLSHEVIKS OGGUPY PINK   Which Ie In Violation of the Armis: tice Agreement—Much Depends On the Outcome.

PINISKI SEIZED BY nOLSHEVIK   In Defiance Of Armistice Termis Avid Their Activities Are Uloxels " Watehed -

PINSK FAL 10 BOLSHEVIK   Poland Protests That City Has Been Taken in Defiance of the Armistice Terms; May Have Bearing on Action by Allies Toward Lenine.

ROOSEVELT IN KANSAS CITY      Young FT. Ro and Robins Cam + yoaterm for arr dloer.

TRE IN C., B&O. RAR. YARDS AT CHICAGO   Burning All Freight Houses, Ware house Full of Foodstuffs   Severa] Hundred Cars—16 Burned b: Sheets of Flames from Exploding Tank Cars.

SPECTACULAR IRE IN auth R. YARDS  Burning All Freight Houses, Ware   Burning All Freight Houses, Ware house Full of Foodstuffs   Several Hundred Cars—1lo Burned b Sheets of Flames from Exploding Tank Care.

S SUSPECTED   Request. for Permission t Keep Big Army With Artiljery Has Aroused France.   IPROOF~.OF  MILITARISM

Germany Desires Treaty Change«   Ask Councll of Premiers, In Three Notes, for Larger Military Establishment

GERMANS ASK - NEW CHANGES IN PROTOCO!   Want Larger Army ‘More Aviation Room and Other Things.

PAYMENT OF POLL TAX ON INCREASE   COUNTIES REPORTING SHOW TC TAL OF 237,257, AGAINST 183,41 LAST YEAR.

POLL TAX PAYMENTS SHOW GOOD INCREASE   DALLAS COUNTY LEADS STATE AND GALVESTON COUNTY REPORTS 8,800 TOTAL.

FOR SATURDAY—Special price! on boiling beef. England’s. Phone 106

ORDERS RAILROAD SOLD   Federal Ruling Against Denver and Rig Grande Railway.

RIO GRANDE ROAD TO BE sorn.   Irder for Its ‘Disposal Signed hy  Federal Court Jadzge.

HERE’S A PATH FOR C.B. & Q. TO THE COAST   Sale of the Denver & Ric Grande Has Been Ordered By U. 8. Court.

ORDER SALE OF RAILROAL   Petition of Stockholders for Postponement Is Turned Down

Four : Oil Companies;: » - Fifty’ Mén Indicted   Federal Officers Say Public Hns Been Swindled Out of More Than #1,000,000.00,  ~

U. 8. OPENS DRIVE ON FAKE OIL FIRMS   INDICTMENTS CHARGE MAILS ARE USED TO DEFRACD— PUBLIC LOST $1,000,  000 IN DEALS

OIL FIRMS AND STOCK SALESMEN TO FACE COURTS     Fraudulent Efforts By ~~ Mail Charged In  Indictment.

GOVERNMENT AFTER FAKE OIL SELLERS   Wall Street Firms Are Caught in Nationwide Clean-up.

JURY INDIGTS 0 DEALERS Ih OL SECURITIES   Four Companies and Several Stock Concerns Placed  Under Indictment   PEOPLE DEFRAUDED OF $1,000,000, SAY OFFICERS   FIVE INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED; POSTOFFICE - INSPECTORS AT WORK ROUNDING UP ACCUSED.

Ol MEN CHARGED WITH FRAUD   Four Companies and 50 individ. uals Indicted   BROKERS ARE ALSO INCLUDED   Accused of Swindling Public of Over $1.000.000

SPREAD (VER COUNTRY  ote, rt  7 gma Bs   Diséase Not Provihg - as Je da phig “Year, According to Reporté ‘to Washinaton. _

REPORT EPIDEMIC FROM MANY STATES   Influenza Epidemic Hits All Parts of U. S.   Disease Not Proving as Fata! This Year, According to Reports to Washington.

U.S. Public Health Service. Announces That All’ Sections Tell of Growing Number of Cases.   SURGEON GENERAL - =  KEEPS OPTIMISTIC   Chicago and New York Each Have More Than 2,000 New Cases; Memphis Closes Schools. : 7”

SPREAD OVER COUNTnY   Influenza Epidemic Hits All Parts eu: S.   Disease Not Proving as Fatal This Year, According to Reports to Washington.

EPIDEMIC IS GENERAL   INFLUENZA SPREADING TO ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY.   Reports to Washington Indicate Tha Disease Is Not So Fatal As Last Year.

U.S. MOVES TO FREE YANKEES HELD BY REDS Enlist Hungary’s Aid in Liberating

STEPS TAKEN 10. FREE US. CITIZENS   Ask Austria to Hold. Bolshe. viki Prisoners Until Americans Are Liberated.

PRESSURE ON THE BOLSHEVIK   Demansd fer Heleaer of Americnns  Detained in Rasein.

U. S. AROUSED BECAUSE MEN HELD BY REDS   Steps Taken to Obtain Reieas of American Prisoners Held In Russia.

SEEK HOMES FOR WILSON’S STAF   YAMILY  PRE MMER HOMES     WTE HO PAL

JUNIPER POINT HEALTHY PLACE   Summer White House Ha: Water on Three Sides of the Point.

GETTING CRANE _ ESTATE READY FOR PRESENT   Wilson Will Take Several Hundred Attaches with Him To Summer at  Woods Hole.

\WHITE HOUSE STAFF AT WOOD'S:  HOLE PREPARE FOR PRESIDENT   Real Estate Agents Are Seeking Home for Administration Attaches and Hundreds of Clerks Who Will Accompany Mr.’ Wilson on His Summer Outing.

WOOD'S HOLE  IS  PREPARING FOR  WILSON’S COMING   Survey Made to Obtain Ac cammodations for Large Cine af Clarke

WOODSHOLE MASS., PREPARING FOR      Small Massachusetts Summer ‘Resort. Getting Ready for Attaches and Clerks for Summer White House, :

STATE TOURNAMENT IS GREAT SUCCESS   i Ce ,Coaches of High School Basket ball Teams Praise University For Splendid Treatment.   ‘MANAGEMENT EXCELLENT   \Majority of Visitors Think Indiana the  Logical Place to Hold Future  Tourneys.

White House Hopes   { Warren G. Harding j   " HE WANTED TO BE : x PRESIDENT AT 12 -

“DEFEND THE HOME FIRES”   Council of Ministers of Poland Issue: Proclamation to Poles—Calis War Holy.

nATIING FAVOR OF NALT Ih NAVAL NAGL   Would Limit Present Con struction and Ban Laying of New Keels

DISARHIAENT iH THE GREAT Wool   JAPAN AND ENGLAND REACY TO JOIN AMERICA   FRANCE SAYS NOTHING QOING   Unless Germany is Brought to the Scratch and Made to Comply With Allied Demands. Germany is Humble.

DISARMAMENT 10. BE TRIED   HARDING WILL MAKE ATTEMPT EARLY IN TERM.   TO CALL WORLD CONGRESS?’   OCCUPIES PROMINENT PLACE IN WATIONS ASSOCIATION.   Visitors to President-elect Friday Discusé tuc Vightening of the Moncey Sitaation and Remedies tor It.

France Willing to Disarm When  Germany's Pockets Emptied of Pistols,Says Foreign Office      t Is Believed Japan and Britain Will Joir Harding in His Program for Asso.  ciation of Nations

TOAID WORLD DISARMAMENT   Harding’ Administration Wil ‘Take Early Steps to That End Je-Renort.   A CONGRESS OF POWERS

ISARMAMENT IS HARDINC’S BASIC PLAN   Expects to Move for Gradual Disarmament Early in His Term.   OTHER POWERS AGREEABLE

Harding Is Favorable To Naval Disarmament   Many With Whom He Has Conferred Have Urged an Inter. national Agreement to Disarm, Which Harding Gives Prominent Place in. Association of Nations Proposal

HARDING FAVORS NAVY HALT   Ready to Join Move for World Disarmament, Report   IDEA BACKED BY SOLONS   President-Elect Sounds Out Con fnresemen on Sublect

High Official Tells United Press That German Are Carrying “Concealed Pistols” and Tha Huns Must be Rendered Harmless First.   EAGERTO GET RID OF BIG EXPENSE

HARDING WILL TAKE STEPS FOR DISARMAMENT   KNOWN TO OCCUPY A PROMINENT PLACE IN HIS SCHEME FOR WORLD CONFERENCE

HARDING TO 8 GIVE PLAN HIS CONSIDERATION   World Disarmament Campaign Will Have Prominent Place In New Program.

WILL WORK 10 DIOARM ALL NATIONALITIES   Desire to Disarm Is Spreading Throughout the World, Says Mason,

BURIAL OF PEAR) ~ IN ARLINGTON   Arctic Explorer Will be Buried Monday Morning

PEARY WILE Bt BURIED MONDAY AT ARLINGTON   President and Mrs. Wilsot Send Wife of Late Admiral Letter of Condolence

BODY OF PEARY TO BE BURIED ON MONDAY IN © ARLINGTON CEMETERY   Fall Naval Honors Expected at Funeral; Pres. ident Wilson Sends Letter of Condolence to Widow of Explorer

CABINET TAKES UP STRIKE SITUATION WITH PRESIDENT   No Intimation As to Conclusions Reached in Matter

WILL BE READY TO FUNCTION Aa SOON AS O.K. 0   Members Summoned to Washington by Wilson Following Cabinet Meeting at White House Today   IMPROVEMENT REPORTED IN TRAFFIC CONDITIONS IN WEST   Civilians Volunteer to Man : the Trains in Eastern  Cities

STRIKE 1S MOVE BYCOMMUNISTS, BAGKEDIN RUSSIA   EVIDENCE OBTAINED, BY DE PARTMENT OF JUSTICE SHOWS BASIC CAUSE.      SENATE FAILS TH 4acr.

LW. W.* ‘WORE 4) SEEN IN STR   Volunteers Run Traine inte N. Y. West-t is” Improving -

SENATE DIO NOT ~—OANGTION Tht NOMINATION   SENATE HELD UP BY INQUIRY CONCERNING J. J. FORRESTER LABOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Discussion of Nominations in Two Hours’ Executive Session Results in Deferring Decision Until Tomorrow   CONCLUSION OF CABINET SESSION IS KEPT SECRET   President and Members of Offial Family Discuss Strike Situation for More Than an Hour -

Every railroad system and harbor of New a to be tied w   F DEMANDS ARE REFUSED   Ail depends upon decision of Railroad Labor Board, ~ eav union heads

if Labor Hoard Shoald Rale Unsatisfactorily Strike Will Be  Entoreed.

WILL DECIDE ON RAISE IN RATES   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Expected to Announce Result of Decision

finen Court Re-Convenes, Lehig Valley Rallroad Company's Case Will Be First

Lehigh Valley Case Given Preference Icy Supreme Ceurt   Air Palaces Planned For New Mail Routes

OBJECT TO DRY U. S   Exodus of Aiiens Due to Prohibi tion, Says Solonz   Big Increase in Emigration Over Im migration Is Shown by Ellis Island Records.

ALIENS LEAVING U. S   PROHIBITION CAUSE OF EXODUS, SAYS CONGRESSMAN.   Ellis Island Records Show That Emi. gration Is Greatly in Excess of Immigration,

PRORIBITION {3 ~CAUSING MANY 1 LEAVE AMERIC!   Considerakle HI Feeling Among For. eign Born Residents, Particularly In Mining Districts.

EMIGRANTS FROM U. 6. EXCEEDING ARRIVALS IN   ‘PROHIBITION. aD davarnd i MARY FOREIGN. BORN TO LEAVE & : AMERICA... :

FOREIGNERS OBJECT TO DRYNESS OF U.S   Exodus of Aliens Due to Prchibi.  tion, Says Solon,   Sig increase in Emigration Over tmmigration is Shown by Ellis island Records.

FOREIGN BORN LEAVING COUNTRY   MANY ARE DISSATISFIEL WITH FAILURE TO GET BOOZE.

DODGERS NOT DOWNHEARTED BY LOSS OF THE FIRST GAM!   Man-ger Robinson and His Men Determined To  "ke Jt One and in Their-Fight for the Blue Rikhan af Raeshalldam.

SUPERBAG, OPURNING IOLA Ot EXCUSING FAILURE, CURE OF VICTORY TODAY   Determined to Reverse the Result and Are Mot Discouraged by Edge Already Won by the Indians.   SUPORTERS, HOWEVER, BLAME WIND FOR FIRST DISASTER

GAS EXPLOSION KILLS TWO   Ignition in Kansas Crater Caused by Smoker Striking Match.

SEND THE BUILDING SHARKS TO PRISON   DRASTIC REMEDY OFFERED FOR HOUSING SHORTAGE.   Senator Kenyon Would Go to the Limit im Punishing Profiteers— Leas Stringent Cure Proposed by Others.

Senator Kenyon Recom mends Jail Sentences to Lessen Building Shortage.   TAX REVISION TO PRE. __... WAR_BASIS ADVISED   Senate . House Committee Hears Many Witnesses During Opening Session.

REPUBLICANS MET TO HEAR VIEWS   Consider Situation Resulting from Johnson and Borah  Deflection.

JOHNSON-BORAH LIMITED WRECKS TREATY SPECIAL   Republicans Gather to Consider New Method of Sattlement.

REPUBLICANS.PATCH UP DIFFERENCES IN PARTY   POSTPONE MEETING WITH DEM OCRATS TO DISCUSS TREATY RESERVATIONS

REPUBLICAN ADMITS DGPITE (6. SHAKING PARTY'S SOLID FRONT   Conference Held By Senators to Discuss How to Proceed in ' View of Protests   THREATS OF BOLLINGS HECLARED POPPY-COCE   Fate of Treaty Very Much h Deubt Because of Attitude on Reservations

SEEK TQ AVERT IMPENDING BREAK OVER THE TREATY   Lodge Calls Meeting O Republican Opponents To Map New Course

REPUBLICANS MEET “TOOISCUSS THE NEW TREATY COMPROMISE   Borah and Johnson Protest Against Any: Further Conciliatory Methods and Lodge Presents the Matter to Re niuhiiean Caauric. 

6.0. Pot NATORD VIEW PROCEDURE FOR COMPROMISE   Johnson-Borah Group Protest Against Giving More Is Conference Incentive.   BI-PARTISAN MEETING IS POSTPONED TILL MONDAY   Threatened Defection Rouse: Senator Lodge to Call Members to Council.

PEACE PACTS FATE   HANGS IN BALANCE   Republican Senators Meoting in Con.  farence to. kon, Out Difficulties; ta- Meet. Domocrats Monday,

A REPUBLICAN GROUP. ~ PROTEST ACAINST ANY ‘ - FURTHER COMPROMIS!

Republican ‘Senator Consider Procedur wi Peace Treaty in View: of Pro  tests Against Further nramica   INFORMAL. COMMITTEE To. MEET DEMOCRATS AGAIN.        Johnson. and. Borah: Claim . port: ‘Sufficient to Defeat the Ratification Presented: with Lodge Reservations Opis promised 

The Members Are Considering Their Action on The Treaty.     NO BEPARTISAN CONFERENCE  ‘Meeting of Republicans With Lemocrats is Deleyed for a Little While.

REPUBLICANS DISTURBED BY — BORAH GROUP   LODGE CALLS CONFER. ENCE FOLLOWING THE THREAT OF EIGHT SENA« ToOoRe

Republicans To: ~ Talk Over. Peace Treaty; Effort To -Placate Kicker:

10 DISCUSS [Ht PEAUL TREATY ON JANIARY 76   Lodge, After Conference With Repulicans, Plans to Meet Democrals.  CANCELLED CONFERENCE  Monday's Attempt to Get To gether May be Final Effort

SENATORS BLOCK COMPROMISE PLAN ON PEACE TREATY   Johnson Leads Fight to Cling to Lodge Reservations.   FIGHT DECLARE THEY WILL NOT AGREE TO PLAN   Claim Enough Votes: to Defeat Ratification By Compromise.

SENATORS JOHNSON “AND BORAH KIGK   ‘EIGHT SENATORS OPPOSE _ ANY TREATY COMPROMISE      OPPOSE ANY COMPROMISE   Republican Senators Met in Formal Council Today to Consider the Sit . nation, ‘

TH E TREATY THREATENED.   Joljuson and Borah Protest Agalust Further Compromises,

FINANCIAL STATUS. OF WORLD VIEWED   Conference at Brussels Takes Up Huge Problem.   AMERICAN OBSERVES MEET   Speakers Optimistic as to France— Italian Senator Oeclares Labor Troubles in Italy Are Economic  — Settlement Is Near.

VIEW WORLD'S FINANCE STATUS   International Conferees at Brussels to Take Up Huge Problem,   OPTIMISTIC AS. T0 FRANCE   italian Senator Declares Labor Trou bles in ttaly Are” Purely Econorhic and Are Neari r Settlement— Ameri¢ta Has-Observer,

Guy Garland Shot and Instantly ly Killed by Prisower Whom He Had Placed Under Arrest— Man and Companion Escape on Freight Train.

TO HEAR BOOZE ARGUMENT MAR. 8   Motion To Dismiss Original Soil In stituted By Rhode Island To Be Heard By Supreme Court.

ASKS DISMISS . RE TEST CASE OF PROHI LAY   Government Puts Motion to th Supreme Court Which Takes Under Advisement.

DRY TEST CASE ON MARCH 8   Arguments in Government's Motion te Dismiss Suit Instituted by Rhode Island Will Be Hoard Next Month.

DATE FOR ARGUMENT ON _ DRY-AMENDMENT IS SE1   All Issues Involved, in in Suit Institutes by State of Bhode daland to. Be

GOVERNMENT ASKS: CASE DISMISSH   Motion Filed in Rhede Island Actior Testing Constitutionality of Dry  Amendment and Seeking Injunction—May. Settle Issues.

es TRUNKS OPENED TO  » TRACE CLARA SMITH         ae . ttorney Expresses Ignorance of Presence of Diary

INVESTIGATE TRUNKS OF MURDER SUSPECT   County Attorney Says he Gave no Authority to be. _. - Represented.

“COUNTY ATTORNEY. “NOT REPRESENTEL   Two Trunks Opened Said To Be Preperty of Woman Wanted In Connection With Shooting.

COLORADO ROAD RACE MARRED BY ACCIDENT   Driver Receives Serious Injuries in the _ Wreck on Course Between Denver and Springs

COST OF RAISING WHEAT CROP   Predeced in 1919 at Aversae o« 22.15 a Bashe!l tw Grower.

Production Survey Kepert Says Price Weuld Have to Be $2.60 to Permit Profit,

WHEAT COSTS REPORTED BY DEPT, OF AGRICULTURE   Average Cost of Winter Wheat Is $1.87 per Bushel—Spring Wheat Averages $2.60,   (Ry the Awseriated Press)

STATISTICS ON WHEAT   Average Cost of Growing Bushell o Grain in 1919 Was $2.15.

PAYNE TO'RUN AGAINST - WADSWORTH IN PRIMAR}   Says It Would Give Voters Chance t Express Disapproval of Senator’ f  Political Action.

SOVIET PEASANTS AND SOLDIERS ARE HERR’   They Laugh at Tales of How Th World Looks at Crimes They Commit.

GERMANY REPEATS REQUEST 10 SEND TROOPS INTO RUAR   Resolved to Dispatch Men a Soon as Entente Permits— Statement Asserts Such Action Is Inevitable.

Yon Mayer Informs Millerand of Unauthorized Advance of the Reichswehr Contingents; Premier Orders Withdrawa}

GERMAN GOV'T LOSES HOLD ON SOLDIERS         Contingents Entered Armistice Neutral Zone With- __ out Authority.   TROOPS ADVANCING. ON ESSEN “OUT OF HAND”   Renew Petitions to France for Permission to Enter the Ruhr District.

JAPS REVOLT AND JOIN RED SOLDIERS   Number of the Mikado’: _.. Troops in Siberia Rip Off Straps

JAPANESE TROOPS ARE IN REVOLT   SOVIET GOVERNMENT AT  MOSCOW SENDS  REPORT.

JAPANESE REVOLT IN SIBERIA   Army Officers in Severai Units Have Denned Red According to F.eport From Moscow.

REPORT JAP. TROOPS REVOLT   Soldiers in Siberia Rip ‘Off _ Shoulder Straps and Sub \ stitute Red Straps   Soviet Message Says Japa- nese Authorities. Have Made Arrests

Shoulder Straps Are Ripped Off and Red Straps Put In Their Place.

 ANETIGAND  ANE BUAREL IN tANA Ih Vi AVIV INET   Nipponese Soldiers Rip OF Shoulder Straps to Join Reds   YANKEE BARRACKS DESTROYED BY FIRE   Qakland Man and Three Others Meet Death in Russia

REVOLT OF JAPANESE TROOPS   Forces in Siberin Repertes Affected  by Soviet Ccernm.

JAP TROOPS IN SIBERIA REVOL?   Men Rip Off Shoulder Straps and Substitute Red.   REVOLUTION IN KOREA GROWING

JAPANESE ARMY I SIBERIA 1S HIT BY REVOLT   Revolutionary Move ment in Korea Increas_ ing, is Report.

Japs In Siberia In Revolt Shoulder Straps Removed  By The Associated Press

OATIONAL GARG  ON REPRISALS MADE   SINN FEINER SAYS GOVERN MENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MURDERS,

Founder of Sinn Fein Organization Asserts Government Planned Assassinations.      ‘PRISONER RELEASED TO AID WORK HE SAYS   Irish Constabulary Head “Warns Against Reprisals; —— Peonls-Stirred By- News...

oy Sil var   iD eclates: ‘Government  - Responsible For  co!  -Reprisals   ake si aaaie  Secretary” Urg Urges: ‘Con: stables Against Tako  Fo De ato

BRITAIN BEHIND REPRISAL DEAL SAYS GRIFFITH   ENGLAND HAS MARKED SINN FEIN LEADERS FOR ASSASSINATION, HE SAYS,

BLAMES BRITISH GOVERNMENT FOR IRISH REPRISALS   Founder of Sinn Fein Make: Sensational Charges in Dublin.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR IRISH REPRISALS [5 CHARGE OF SINN FEINER

Charge is Made That Eng. land Backed Movement te Assassinale Certain Sinn Vein Leaders.   DOCUMENT OFFERED   Alleged proof Given Tha Charge is Based on Faet: Two More Constables Reported Killed,

G. O. P. League Position Causing No Apprehension m Europe, Harding Told

NO REPUBLICAN FEAR IN EUROPE   Myron T. Herrick Assures Harding His Position is Fully Understood.   NO COMMENT ON CHARGES

Said Republicans’ Stan? er Leacue of Nations Was Well Under«toed Ahroad

HEARS FROM EUROPE   MYRON T. HERRICK TELLS HARDING OF ATTITUDE THERE; NO COMMENT ON COX.

HERRICK TOLD HARDING ABOUT EUROPEAN VIEW   Former Ambassador to France Talked About the League of Nations,

VIEW OF EUROPE GIVEN BY PERRICK   Cleveland Man Just Home  Visits With Harding   Says Position of Republicans Clearly Understood in Europe   Harding Denies He Will Attend State Fair Tuesday

EUROPE FEELS SAFE WITH G. 0. P.   Views of Leading Statesmen . Abroad Are Presented to’ Hardinge. ° ad

EUROPE IS: NOT SO FAEER FOR LEARI   THERE IS NO APPREHENSION REGARDING REPUBLICAN FOREIGN POLICY.

A BAD CUSTOMER.   wer owes ©  Bandit Taken by Czecho-Slovak Au  thorities Has an Unenviable WDWannwd

ee  A BAD CUSTOMER.   Bandit Taken by Czecho-Slovak Au thorities Has an Unenviable Record.

BIG BATTLE IS EXPECTED SOO!   Rebel Leaders in Mexicc Gathering Forces To . Meet-Carranza..   SONORA PLAYING A WAITING GAME

CLASH SOON. . IS FORECAS)   Both Factions Concentrating Troops Near Pulpito Pass

RIVAL FORCES CLASH IN PASS   Decisive Engagement Near in Mexico, Reports Indicate.

Battle In Mexico _  ~ Approaching Fast   Clash Between Carranza and Sonora Trdops at  Pulpito -Pass Is Expected to Open Within the Next Few. Hou rs—Roth Ready eed   SECRETARY DANIELS INSPECTING FLEET WITH.VIRGINIA MEN

REVOLUTION IN MEXICO PRESENTS NOTHING NEW WHILE NATIONAL ARMY HESITATES TO ATTACK

FIGHTING AT PULPITO PAS:   Mexican Federal and Sonor: Rebel Troops Clash in First Fight in Mountains.

GARRANZA TROOPS MEET SONORA REBELS; SERIOUS CLASH EXPECTED SOON   LARGE FORCES OF MEN OF BOTE FACTIONS CONCENTRATED NEAR PULPITOPASS,.

FATAL FIRE IN A TENEMENT   Three People Burned to Death On New York Fast Side.

THREE ARE BURNED TO DEATH.   Five Starts in Hallway on Ground Floor of Tenement.

LEAGUE GAINING aul WITHOUT NO OF AMERICA   ‘Lawrence Reports Few Details o: i. Spain Meeting Not Re. ported By Cable.         THIRTY. NINE NATIONS      (Cannot Fail to Gooperate in Mak ing It Go Without VioJating Pledge.   METHODS > MISUNDERSTOOD   Roonomic Blockade Will Prove ' One of Most Valuable Parts 9 Enforce Provisions. 

BLOCKADE FAVORED RATHER THAN WAR   Advices Indicate League of Nations Will not Resort ta” Arms to Maintain Peace   Methods of Carrying Qut Coercion Measures Recom!-: mended to. Assembly +...   PROGRAM WORKED UT:

BLOCKADES ARE GIVEN EMPHASIS   Program of League Council on Commercial and Economic Activities Is Stressed; Details of Meetings Received from Spain.   SAYS ORGANIZATION OF NATIONS EXISTS WITHOUT AMERICA

ROBBERS FAIL 10 BREAK IN BANK   Blacksamth Living Near Crowle Bank Runs Yeegs Away From Job.

Wisconsin Socialists. In _Com   COLEMAN TO HEAD THE STATS TICKET   Governor Philipp Also Con. demned; Uphold International Socialian.

CAUSED BY. ‘CAB ik SHORTAGE: AND . WALK-OUT OF DAY. MEN WHO » CLAIM ‘THEY HAVE fQUIT” --

WAR RUSK INSURANCE REINSTATEMENT AULIN   Provision That it May be Made Within Eighteen Months Stall Holds Good.

Reinstatement of War Risk Insurance Within 18 Months Still Holds Good 

“SWINE FLU NOT DUE TO GERM S GLAIMEL   AUTHORITY DECLARES POOR HOUSING OF HOGS RESPONSIBLE FOR PECULIAR AILMENT.

SWINE FLU IS NOT A DISEASE   OPV GANee FRA ROP ANN RR CR RR re     It Is a Result of Bad Housing Conditions Rather Than Of a Germ

PALOIDENT [a LOOKING INTO MEX. MATTERS   Is Giving Personat Attention to Weighing Claims for Recognition   SITUATION CLOTHED IN GREAT SECRECY   STATE DEPARTMENT REFUSE: TO RECEIVE LETTER FRO, DF. LA HUERTA ADDRESSEI TO PRESIDENT.

WILSON IS PERSONALLY WEIGHING MEXICO CLAIMS OR U.S. RECOGNITION   Outside Jap Negotiation, No Ques tion Held More Secret Than  Mexico Situation

eMITH IN ARIZONA   Foyr in Race for Demo Nominatior 7 Cae Senator.

Occupant oy Lansing Job   New York Attortey Chosen ‘by Wilson As New Secretary ~~ of Stateloday

WILSON GiUUSES EK-PROGREDSIVE TQ HEAD CABINE   Choice Creates Sensation in Political Circles; Was Former Member of Shipping Board From Which He Recently Resigned;   New Head of International Relations Department Was Warm Friend and Promient Supporter of Roosevelt; Former Bull Moose Candidate

COLBY NAMED T0 SUCCEED LANSING   Leader in Progressive Party Under Roosevelt, to Be Secretary of State.   President Wilson Makes Announce ment After Interview With New Yorker—Defended League of Nations.

GOLBY NAMED 10 QUGCEED LANSING   New York Progressive Republican Selected by Wilson as Secretary of State.   APPOINTMENT IS BIG SURFRISE   Colby’s Latest Connection With The Administration Was as Member of Shipping Board.

FORMER BULL MUOSER NAMED CABINET CHIEF   é 1 Bainbridge Cotby of New York to Be Secretary fof S:ate at Washington.

Bainbridge Colby Is New State Secretary   President Goes Outside of Democratic Party and Picks One of Rosevelt’s 1912 Leaders for . Ranking Cabinet Portfolio

WILSON SELECTS MAN TOSUCCEED ROBERT LANSING   Appointment Comes As Surprise To Official Washington—Is New Yorker   STRONG utrdedbonedadps Or PRESIDENTS POLICIES   Was Vrogressive Candidate For Office And Friend Of Roosevelt

Bainbridge Colby Appointed and His Selection is a Great Surprisa fo Many   Was Former Candidate for Gover— for and Senator of New York On Progressive Ticket and  Considered Progressive Danuhtiiase

NOMINEE WAS BULL MOOSE MAN   Pres. Wilson Surprises Official Washington by His Latest Appointment.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY IS NAMED SECRETARY TO SUCCEED LANSING   FORMER LEADER IN PROGRESSIVE PARTY TO TAKE HIGHEST POST IN PRESIDENT WILSON’S CABINET.

‘res, Wilsan Announces Selection 0 New Yorker as New Seeretary fey State-—Ofticials Had Assume That Prank L. Polk, Acting Secre tary, Would Be Named.

COLBY" few ORK APPOINTED SECY. OF STATE TODAY   SUCCESSOR OF ROBERT LANSING ANNOUNCED .AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY.   SELECTION CAME AS COMPLETE SURPRIE   ‘Republican Until 1912 When He Became a Progressive Party Leader.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY SUCCEEDS LANSING    APPOINTMENT A SURPRISE 1 WASHENGTON OFFICIALS AND POLITICIANS

WILSON NAMES i: au § HEAD “OF STATE DEPT.   New York Man Gets Place Vacated By Secretary . Robert Lansing.   NOMINATION WILL BE SENT “TH SENATE IN FEW DAYS   Was One of Lpadees ef Pro gressive Part i Theodore Rossevelt. :

NEW SECRETARY OF STATE NAMED BY PRESIDENT   BAINBRIDGE COLBY OF NEW YORK TO SUCCEED ROBT. LANSING.   WAS FORMERLY A PROGRESSIVE LEADEF

Selected Bainbridge Colby, of New York, Secretary of State   He Accepted and His Name Submitted to the Senate Today   Colby Prominently Identified With State and National Politice.   Appointment a Compromise, Wilson Wishing to Avoid a Conflict With Supportere of Baker and Polk.

COLBY NAMED TO SUGCEED LANSING   Leader in Progressive Party Under Roosevelt, to Be Secretary of -State.   WAS ON SHIPPING BOARD   President Wilson Makes Announce ment After Interview With New Yorker—Defendeg League of Nations.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY,OF NEW YORK, TO. BE SECRETARY OF STATE   Was Leading Supporter of Col. Roosevelt for President in 1912—-Appointment .Came as Surprise in Washineton.

PRES. WILSON   APPOINTMENT COMES AS SUR. PRISE TO FRIENDS   HAD THOUGHT POLK WOULD BE THE MAN   Bainbridge Former Fri end of Roose. velt and One of the Piliars of the Progressive Party Naired For Important Post

BAINBRIDGE COLBY IS APPOINTED ©   Wilson Springs Another Surprise On Democratie Party   CLASH IN SENATE EXPECTEB   Republican Senators Say Apnointee “Wont Do”

Former Bull Mooser And Friend Of Roosevelt Becomes Wilson's  Preomior   Official Announcement Made Today After New York Lawyer Visits The White  House

OFFICIAL WASHINGTON SURPRISED AT WILSON’S CHOICE; AS POLK WAS PRO.  MINENTLY MENTIONED TO SUCCEED 1 ANSING

COLBY SECRETARY OF STATE TO TAKE PLACE OF LANSING   Once Member of Shipping Body, Republican Till Bull MooseChicago Bolt in 1912.   BECAME DEMOCRAT WHEN ~ T. R, AIDED HUGHES IN 1916   Appointment Surprise Because Most Officials Saw Polk as President’s Choice.

Bainbridge ~ Colby, © “of New York, a Former Frogressive Leader, Named as ® Secretary  a Gintn

President Names Former. Roosevelt — _-Leader.the Secretary -of-State-as the Successor to Lansing Who Resigned ~ Following Disnute: With Executi

APPOINTMENT — A BIG SURPRISE   Bainbridge Colby: Will Succeed Lansing

APPOINTED SECRETARY   Leader in Progressive Party Under Roosevelt Given Post by Wilson that Lansing Gave Up at Request.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY, PRO. REPUBLICAN, ~ SUCCEEDS LANSING   President Springs.a Sensation. in Nam ing Secretary of State

FORMER CHIEF OF SHIPPING BOARD NAMED BY WILSON   New Cabinet Officer Has Been Member Of Three Parties. _

COLBY 1S NAMED 10 SUCCEED LANSING   New York Lawyer Selected By Presicent Wilson as Secretary of State —Was in Fleet Corporation.

NAMES COLBY TO LANSING'S PLACE   New York Man for Secretary of State.   LEADER PROGRESSIVE PARTY   Eccause Identified With Democratic Party in 1916 —Repubiican Before Bull Moose Bolt.

COLBY GETS.  APPOINTMEN]   F ormer Leader of Pro. ' gressive Party to Fill Lansing’s Place

WLS NES GOLBY TO FAKE LANCINE’S PRCT      Leader of: Progressive Party _ Under Theodore Roosévelt  to Be Successor to Dismissed ‘~Secretary of State «Ss -

COLBY SUCCEEDS: MR. LANSING   HE HAS HELD OTHER OFFICES UNDER THE ADMENISTRATION.   BULL MOOSE LEADER   FORWERLY A REPURLICAN BUT "FOLLOWED T. R. IN 1912.   When - the ‘Latter - Declared _ for .. Hughes ta 1916 Colby-Went ; Over tv Democrats.

IS APPOINTED TO SUCCEED ROBT, LANSING   News Of Appointment Was As Much Of Su® prise As Resignation Of Lansing.

OE LEG Oh DURE Alot ISUAY Al DAPIIAL      Colby Regarded as Progressive-Republican, Boosted  Roosevelt   LANSING’S SUCCESSOR VISITS WILSON TODAY   Appointee Supported Wilson Administration, Served On Shiv Board

sus PLAGE gy Gdlumbis, 0, NET   To Be Taken by Bainbridge Colby, 2 Lawyer of New York.   THE PRESIDENT NAMES HIM FOR PLACE TODAY   ‘He Has Been 2 Director of * the Emergency Fleet  : Pte aentiny

Colby Named — ew Secretary f The Cabinei                New York Lawyer and Progressive Leader unde:  Col ‘Roosevelt, Accepts Portfolio Resigned  : by Robert Lansing Official Washington Surprised by Appointment

COLBY 1S CHOSEN “SECRETARY STATE   NEW YORK MAN NAMED TO suc: CEED ROBT. LANSING   \ PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN   Appointment Causes as Much of 'q Surprise in Washington’ as did the Removal of His Prede.  cessor From Offiec.

Progressive Party Man  - Named To Take Lansing Post By Wilson   Bainbridge Colby of New York, a Progressive Republican Leader Under Roosevelt, Appointed to Succeed Robert Lansing as Secr etary of State.

BAINBRIDGE-COLBY VAMED BY WILSON T¢ SUCCEED LANSIN(   Wicial Announcement Mave a -Whife House During the Forenoon,   \ ROOSEVELT FOLLOWER

BAINBRIDGE COLBY SECRETARY OF STATE   APPOINTMENT COMES AS A SURPRISE IN WASHING. TON CIRCLES.

Appointment Comes as Surprise: ‘Wilson’ s Reply Received by Pre. famiers; “Asquith Elected to House o! bECommons; : Mexican Bandits Cap “ture Another American - ines

Selection Comes As Surprise to Official Washmgton Who Believed Frank L. Polk Would be Chosen

NEW SECRETARY A BULL MOOSER   Has Been Progressive Candidate For Governor and U. S. Senator In New York State--Big Surprise in  ” " 'Wrashinoton.

COLBY NAMED _ SECRETARY OF STATE TODAY   THE APPOINTMENT CAME AS ! SURPRISE TO WASHINGTON POLITICIANS.   Wilson Administration Was When Colby’s Latest Connection With the He Was a Member of the Shippiag Board.

BANBRIDGE COLBY APPOINTED — SECRETARY GF STATE 10 SUCCEED RORERT W. LANSING, RESIGNED         va  Appointment Came as Even Greater surprise Than Wilson's Request for Lansing’s Resignation,*   ONE Of FOUNDERS OF PROGRESSIVE PARTY

COLBY 10 SUCCEER SECRETARY LANSING   NEW YORKER APPOINTED TO CAB. INET BY PRESIDENT,   HAS ACCEPTED THE POST   Was Active in Roosevelt's Behalf in Pre-Convention Contests Before 1912 Convention,

Bainbridge Colby Chosen B; > President.   Was Active in Bull Mocse Politic Under ' Koosevelt — Selection Came As Suarprise.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY -SEGRETARY STATE   ROOSEVELT LEADER MADE... SUCCESSOR TO LANSING   APPOINTMENT § Sijappicr   Bainbridge Colby, .of- New York, a Life Long Republican, Named as Premier in Wilson's Cabinet,

FORMER BULL MOOSE READ HONORED   NEW YORKER SUCCEEDS FORMER SECRETARY ROBERT LANSING

COLBY NAMED FOR — GABINET PLACE   Former Progressive to Succeed Lansing as Secretary of State.   ROLTED THE REPUBLICANS   Was Closely Associated With Roosevelt When Bull Moose Party Waa Formed in Chicago,

AY Wil ony   New York Lawyer’s Appointment a8 Secretary of State Is Surprise to Officials, Who Saw Polk Slated for Post   Nominee Life-Long Republican Until 1912, and Then Leader in Organizing Boll Moose; Roosevelt Worker

AS SECRETARY OF STATE. THIS COMES AS A SURPRISE SINCE IT WAS EXPECTED THAT POLK ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE WOULD BE NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY SUCCEEDS LANSING   One of Roosevelt’s Progressive Party Leaders Selected: by President Wilson as Secretary of State.

PROGRESSIVE IS LANSINGS CTC CRS SAR   Announcement is Made at White House Todays Named by Wilson   lwwOVE IS SURPRISE   Colby is Former Bull Mooser he But Supported Wilson i in 1912

EX TRA! TELEGRAPHIC   Bainbridge Colby Named Secretary of State to Succeed Lansing

CABINET JOB TO FOLLOWER OF ROOSEVELT   His ‘Selection ‘Surprise, as - Polk Had Been: Consid.” ~ ered “g’ Cinch.”   PECAME A DEMOCRAT TO FIGHT MR. HUGHES

"resident Wilson Selects Former Bull Moose Leader as Secretary of State.   Announcement of Appoint ment Was Made at White House Wednesday.

ANNOUNCEMENT IS A SURPRISE IN WASHINGTON   New Appointee Visits With President This Morning;  Nomination Expected In Day Or Two 4    LIFE LONG REPUBLICAN; SUPPORTED ROOSEVELT   Flas Held Several Offices Un _ der Appointment By President Wilson; Became A Democrat

White House Announces - Wilson Choice for Sec"retary of State.   AIDE OF . ROOSEVELT   New York Man Was Leader  in Old Progres s sive Party.

DAPITAL DAZED AT SELECTION BY PRESIDENT   Bainbridge Colby form  er Roosevelt Aid Asked to Succeec Robert Lansing.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY IS-APPOINTED AS SEY: OF STATE   Causes Even More of a Surprise Tian the Foreed Resignation of Lansing,

COLBY APPOINTED  TO HEAD CABINE]   TO SUCCEED LANSING   ONE OF FOUNDERS OF PROGRES SIVE PARTY AND SUPPORTER OF ROOSEVELT NAMED To. DAY BY PRESIDENT WILSON

WILSON CHOOSES PROGRESSIVE PARTY LEADER AS NEW SECRETARY OF STATE

WILSON CHOOSES EX - ROOSEVELTIAN FOR LANSING’S POST   IS DEMOCRAT NOW   Break ‘in Political Affiliations ‘ -Made During Hughes Campaign.

Pres. Wilson Names Colby As Successor To Lansing   New York Man and Progressive Party Leader Under Roosevelt Chosen as Secretary of State—Selection is Received With Unconcealed Surprise by Both Democrats and Republicans.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY OF NEW YORK IS NEW SECRETARY OF STATE   Lawyer and Director of Emergency Fleet Corporation Whe Was Leader in Progressive Party Under Roosevelt Un expectedly Named to Succeed Lansing.

NEW YORK LAWYER IS:  TO SUCCEED "sie   ‘Appointment as Secretary: ‘ State Announced at Whit , House Today.         OFFICIAL WASHINGTON 1 SURPRISED AT. SELEI        First fokling of News ° Come When Mr. Colby . Visited .  President Today.   WAS PROGRESSIVE LEADER      New “Premier of Cabinet , Was Roosevelt’s Friend; Has: Worked for Wilson. —

‘ORMER LEADER OF BULL MOOSE PARTY IS WILSON’S CHOICE   Appointment Today Was a Surprise—Polk or Baker Were the Best Bets—Colby Bolted Republican Party in 1916—Was a Former Member of U. S. Shipping Board.

PREOIDENT OURPRISES FOLLOWERS WITH fla ~——GHOIGE FOR CABINET   Appointee Has Been Identified With Polities for Many Years and Was Once Active Repub- __ lican and Roosevelt Booster.

His Selection by the President  Comes As Surprise; Thought Polk Would Get It.  NOT HIS FIRST WILSON JOB Colby Was Identified With Ship ping Beard and the Emerg ency Fieet Corporation.

EA BULL MOUSER GHIEF OF CABINET   Bainbridge Colby, New York, to Be Secretary of State.   APPOINTMENT A SURPRISE   Late Member of Shipping Board an President of the Emergency Ficet Corporation—Lawyer and Born in St. Louis in 1869.

FORMER FOLLOWER OF ROOSEVELT WILL BE SECRETARY OF STATE   Bainbridge Colby of Nev York Selected By President Wilson.

COLBY THE “NEW. CHIEE   Follower of-Roosevelt Is To Be The Next Secretary of State.

LAST POST WITH ADMINISTRATION WAS AS MEMBER OF SHIPPING BOARD DURING THE WAR

S STRONG SUPPORTER OF NILSON ADMINISTRATION                NEW SECRETARY CA ED FOR kooskvenp FOR WILSON; WAS Mi OF SHIPPING BOARD,

~eader in Progressive Party Un‘der Roosevelt, to Be Sec. retary of State.   WAS) -ON-~ SHIPPING- -BOARD   President Wilson Makes Anncuncement After Interview With New Yorker—-Defended League of Nations.

CAMP TRAVIS SOLDIER FREED OF ALL CHARGES   Reports State President Wilson « , Has Pardoned Man Who Escaped Custody.

CAMPAIGN QUIZZ TURNS TO PALMER   ATT’Y. GENERAL SAYS PROBE “TILL COWS COME HOME” SENT NO MONEY   MET DELEGATE EXPENSES?   Further Investigation of Pre-Con vention Activity in Misaanel. 1

CUT ADS OUT OF MAIL EDITIONS   MILWAUKEE JOURNAL USES THIS METHOD OF SAVING PRINT PAPER.

NEW YORK FLU ~ SHOWS WEE, BOON HAAN   Steps Are Being Taken’ Tec Prevent Spread of Disease-it Illinois and Kansas, Accord. ing to Reports.—Many Cas:esin New York City.

~— OHONG INCREASE; F000 IN HAVAN   Steps Are, Rang Taken: Te revent S sread of Disease it Hlinois ait Kansas, Accord  ing to Répotts.—Mi  ec in, New Varle City.

FARMERS’ CONGRESS   Fortieth Annual Session of the Organization Begins at Columbus Teday.

[WO DEAD IN TRIANGULAR KENUTGKY FAMILY QUEL   QUARREL OVER QUANTITY OF MOONSHINE WHISKEY LEADS TO SOME STRAIGT SHOOTINNG —THIRD MAN SAID TO BE DY yaa

]WO MEN CEA AND ANSTHER GYING   Milford Hubbard Kills — Hi: Brother-in-Law and is it Turn Killed by His Owr Brother, Who is Shot Twice

JACK JOHNSON IS IN PRISON   Negro Prize Fighter Received at  Leavenworth Penitentiary.

ROBBERS IN BERLIN HOTEL    Burglars Rob the U. S. Commissioners at the Adion.

BURGLARS IN HOTEL ADLON   U. S. Commissioners Are Robbed in the Leading Berlin Hosteiry, Says ‘ Report.

RTA FA athe SESE ARORA SS ee  Failed to Convics Men of Traffic Violations

TWO WERE DISCHARGED  Failed to Conyics Men of Traffic Violations

PREFER RECOGNITION: . © TO INCREASED WAGES   Cleveland Yardmen Offer to Return if Federal Railroad Labor Roard Recognizes Them.

BANDITS LOOT AMAIL GAF    & POn (MOA SL PL Frain En Route trom i Aberdecn, 8. 0D.

BANDITS HOLD UP “AN EXPRESS TRAIN   teed Away With Hundred Packages ieygistered Mail; Loss Hettmated at $10,000,

BORAH FLAYS WORLD LEAGUE   Idaho Senator Speaks Before 7,000 People fa Akron.

FINE CHANCE OOMING VOR STAR GAZERS   Strange Phenomena of Full Moon Is Promised to Take Place on Christmas Night.

CALLS UPON OPERATORS FOR COAL STATEMENTS   President’s Strike Settlement Commission Requests Information on Volume of Sales

ARE INCREASES GIVEN TO MINERS ADDED 10 PRICE!   Strike Commission Asks Coal Operators ta Report . on Question.   UNION OFFICIALS ARE HEARD   The Rectification of Differentials ‘Asked By Miners Opposed. By the Owners.

OPERATORS REQUESTED TO MAKE REPORT   Coal Commission Wants te Know What Per Cent of Coal Affected By 14 Per Cent Wage Boost.

FINANCE MEASURE IN AMENDED FORM ADOPTED IN HOUS!   Bill With Amendments Will B Adjusted With Original  Resolution   VOTE IS PRECEDED BY FIVE HOURS OF DEBATE   Section Pertaining To, Credits B; Federal Reserve Banks Struck Out

HOUSE PASSES BILL REVIVING FARM FINANCE   Strike Out Section of Reserve Board Allowing Liberal Credits   DEBATED FIVE HOURS   BANK COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SAYS FARMERS OELUDED IN BELIEVING IT WILL AID

HOUSE PASSES “BILL REVIVING FARM FINANCE   Strike Out Section of Reserve Allowing Li ; Credits   DEBATED FIVE HOURS   SANK - COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SAYS ‘FARMERS. OELUDED In BELIEVING {IT WHLL alo

Doubt Expressed Whether Finance Corporation Wiil Benefit Farmers   House Adopts Resolu tion in Amended Form.

WAR FINANCE BOARD LAW IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Measure is Aimed as Aid te Farmers of Country—Goes to Conference,

JENATE MERSURE TO AID FARMERS PASSED HOUSE   Resolution to Revive War Finance Corporation Adopted in Amended Form.

But There Is Diverse Opinion on Effect of Measure   ke dS AMENDED

QUGE ADOPTS SENATE BILL FOR FARMERS’ RELIEF   Tariff to Protect Farm Pro_ducts Framed; _Question of Recess Discussed.

HOUSE VOTES TO AID FARMERS FINANCIALLY   Move to Revive War Finance Corporation Adopted,  owt «+. OF

HOUSE STRIKES QUT SECTION FAVORING LIBERAL GREDITS   Resolution to Revive Finance Corporation Passed in Amended Form.   FINAL VOTE CAME AFTER FIVE HOURS OF DEBATE   Now Goes to Conference fot Adjustment With Senate Measure — Will Not Helf Farmers, Who Have Beer Deceived, Says McFadden

HOUSE PASSES FARMER AID MEASURE IN AMENDED FORM   Act to Revive War Finance Corporation Is Adopted After Five-Hour Debate In Which Opposition Leader Charges Bill Deludes  Farmers and Will Do No Actual Good   SECTION TWO IS STRUCK OUT

AEOULUTION la GAARIED OY A BIG MAJORITY   Wlaaaen oays it Will ACG A other Billion-Dollar Burden to Backs of People. Won't Help, Says MéFadden.

D q FAVORED BY HOUSE   MEASURE ADOPTED LATE YES TERDAY BY VorE OF 212 TO 62,   Further Credits Are Imposajble, General Public Must Now Assist by © Subscribing Stock to Cor. poration,

POLLES SERCHI RUINS,      Looking For More Bodies of Dead in Vactory Firets Yesterday, ;

SEARCH FACTORRY RUINS FOR BODIES OF WOMEN RELIEVED TQ BE BURNEI   ONLY TWO BODIES RECOVEREI  BUT BEIAEVED OTHER LIVES WERE LOsT.

ANGLO-FRENGH RELATIONS AT BREAKING POINT   Britain Displeased With France’s Action in Ruhr Situation.

LONDON PRESS WORRIED  OVER FRENCH SITUATION   Papers Seem To Think Only Way Out of Trouble Is for the Germans To Withdraw from the Region and France To Follow Suit.

COLLIERIES FIRED UPON.   Renewal ef Trouble in the West Virginia District:

MEN WORKERS LOSS 1S OVER “102. 000   That Many Have Gone Ta ‘ Their Country Since the Beginning of the War. Says a Government Announcement  artr . {

102,000 WORKERS, UNSKILLED, LEFT AMERICA IN YEA!   These Returned to Native Countries, Iner-racial  eat Dawapeke:

02,000 WORKERS Mr BY U.S.   Figures on Immigration and Enigration Given Out

Republicans Agree With Wilsot  Principle But Not With , His Methods

RECOMMENDATIONS   >» O. P. Leaders Say They Cannot Agree With President on Methods. —

CONGRESS 10 ACT ‘ON BUDGET ALONE DESPITE MESSAGE   President Wilson’s Suggestions Will Be Pigeonholed ~ Until March.-« .      STUDY OF QUESTIONS OF RECONSTRUCTION IS PLAN   Speedy: -Action’ After: ‘Harding : Takes: Seat Proposed: by -  feaders.

NEEDS OF ROME WILL BE GIVEN THOUGHT FIRS)   “Socialistic’’ Ideas of Mr Wilson Do Not Suit Foes

WiLSON PLARS NOT FAVORED   Congress Will Dismiss Presi: _ dani’s Recommendations  With Scant Attention.   BUDGET BILL IS WANTED

PRESENTS W. G. MPADOO > ASTTS CANDIDATE   Indiana Daily Times Would Nom inate Wilson’s Son-in-law For President.

WILSON AND HIS. CABINET DISCUSS. RAILROAD STRIK   And Reviewed - Measures Taken ti Halt Jt Buring the Past Week.

PRESIDENT HOLDS CABINET MEETIN   Rallread Strike and Measures Taken to Halt It Is Discussed  Bie Tise.etaArA Weeace

PRESIDENT AND CABINET HOLD MEETING TODAY   Satisfaction Is Expressed at  Government’s Course in Railroad Strike

WILL WALK OUT AS INDIVIDUALS UNLESS WAGE DEMANDS ARE RECOGNIZED: ~ WANT $1.00 PER DAY INCREASE

PALMER [0 PUSH GOAL GOUGE QUIZ   Inquiras Reasons for Price Jump   All Available Cars Rushed to Mines

U.S. MOVES Td DISTRIBUTE 6 0.4L I0 CONSUMERS   Railroads Are Ordered T Rush All Available Cars To Mines   DEALERS WATCHED   Palmer Issues Orders To Col lect Evidence Of Overcharging

GOAL PROFTTEERS ~ TO FACE CHARGES   Palmer Acts.as I. CC, Moves to ‘Give Domestic: eC “gumers Sunny.

Evidence of Profiteering on Fuel Is Being Collected and Alleged Gougers Wiill Be Arraigned Before Grand Jury October 18.

NOW INVESTIGATING THE CGAL DEALER   Tustice Department Will Hau! For Reason Why Anthracite Has Jumped in Prico,

GOVERNMENT IS TRYING. 10 KEEP COAL ON MOVE   I, ©. C. RUSHES CARS TO MINES TO INCREASE THE PRODUCTION NOW

THE GOVERNMENT TAKES A HAND   Federal Government Issues Orders to Rush Coal to ' States East of Montana   2100 CARS A WEEK   Indiana Situatien Will be Relieved Within the Next Two Weeks

PROFITEERING IN FUEL SEEN   ,gents Gether Data Under ODirection of Palmer   SUPPLY MEASURES TAKEN   Mievement Started to Assure Natian of Ample Heat

SUPPLY OF GOAL CEEMG CERTAIN   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ORDERS ALL AVAILABLE CARS TO MINES.

QUAKER OATS SUIT ENDS   Supreme Court Dismisses Anti-Trust  Action by Government.

DELAWARE GOVERNOR Lags7s,   Townsend Fails of Plection as Dele  inten tis Cid bin

DELAWARE HAS NO CHOICE.   Six Uninstructed Delegates to Chi engo Convention,

REACTIONARY G. 0. P. FLAYED BY ROOSEVELT   Democrats Offer America a “Plan of Hope,” V.-P. Nominee Says.   PROUD OF HIS CHIEF . HE TELLS HEARERS

GERMANS HOLD UP SUPPLIES   Workers at Danzig Form Soviet t¢ Prevent Landing of Munitions for Poland.

German Workers Al Danzig Set Up Soviet; Refuse Toe Aid Poland   Laborers Prevent Landing o! Supplies for Poles, Says Report

WEATHER BUREAU ISSUES WARNING OF STORM TODAY   Central Over Northern Ohio; Extends From Northern Michigan to The Atlantic Coast.

30 CIVILIANS   Killed at Wesel in Fight Between Reds and Government Troops.

CASE OF 5 N. Y. SOCIALISTS MAY GO BEFORE JURY   District Attorney Will Prosecute Any _ Evi: dence of Criminal An. archy Brought Out a! Hearing.

WATCHES SOCIALIST TRIAL      A4DMINISTRATION INFORMS MEXICO OF VIEW ON WITNESSES EXCLUSION

WATCHES SOCIALIST TRIAL   New York District Attorney Looks fo: Evidence Supporting Charzes

Primaries Being  Held In Maryland   Senator Johnson and General Wood Meet In State Contest  ,

NINE HEIRS SHARE IN LARGE ESTATE   Cousins of Wealthy Ci! Man to Get Part of $2,500,000,   Will Get Large Part of Property Left by indiana Gil Man, Whom None Knew Personally,

NINE SHARE ESTATE   Cousins of Wealthy Oil Man to Get Part of $2,500,000.   Will Get Large Part of Property Left by Indiana Oi! Man, Whem None Knew Personally,

9 SHARE BIG ESTATE   RELATIONS OF OIL MAN GET PART OF $2,500,000.   Cousins to Be Allotted Portion of Property Left by Indiana Opera. tor None Knew,

MOVE AGAINST WARSAW BEGAN FORMING TODAY   REMNANT OF POLISH ARMWY 1 BEING RE-FORMED UNDER ALLIED OFFICERS   LLOYD GEORGE WILL ASK PARLI AMENT TO SULPORT ACTION TO HELP POLPFS

MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN, DINNER GUEST OF ELWELL NIGHT BEFORE TRAGEDY OCCURRED, TO BE QUESTIONED NEX?

FLWELL'CASESTILLAS ‘GREAT: MYSTERY AS EVER, “MISS-ANDERSON CALLEG

TO QUESTION GIRL SINGER ON SHOOTING   District Attorney Announce: No Suspicion Attached to Minneapois Woman

GIRL VOCALIST TO BE QUIZZED IN ELWELL CASI   Singer to Be Asked Abou Meeting Whist Expert at Ritz Carlton on Night Before His Murder.

MINNEAPOLIS GIRL TO BE QUESTIONED IN ELWELL CASE   Was With Former Husband of Miss Kraus st Hotel With Slain Man.

AMERICAN COW 1S FEEDING FUROPE   Nearly Billion Pounds of Condensed. Milk Sent Out of U. S. In 1919, © Valued at $125,000,000, Dis tributed in 90 Cenmiries

CITY PLEDGES ROGMS   Information Bureau for Stndeat Use Will er at City Y. M. C. A. Monday   Many Students Already in Town te Find Living Places and resent Credits   WELCOME K. vu, STUDE NTS Information Bureau Cite y ms oA: Rooms for All

CITY PLEDGES ROOMS   nformation Bureau for Stides (Use Will Open at City ¥. M,C. AL Monday             Many Students Alreg . ind Living Plac Credits  dy in Tewn te nd Cresent                ow Rs COME LOSTUD Informatiar Huread i Oty ¥. MLC. A.  Teenie fay RTT

OPE OF AVERTING STRKE 1S WANG  ‘Are Restless at Delay in Settlement.  HINES “REVISES” OFFER  “Last Word" to ‘Railroad Un lane and Rrotherhands   HINES “REVISES” OFFER   ast Word" to Railroad Unions. and Brotherhoods xpected Today,

NAVY HEAD IS FEARFUL _ OF WAR   Secretary Danieis Betore Congressional Committee Urges Huge Preparations for Next World War Unless all Nations Agree to Keep Peace. ee

WORLD WAR MAT LIE BEND PLAN OF MILITARISH   Growing Fear That Catastrophe May Be Expected.   PANIELS TESTIFIES   America Must Have the Biggest Navy in World.

DANIELS FEARS   WAR   LORRORS OF ANOTHER AND STILL MORE DISASTROUS WORLD CONFLICT NOT  BEYOND THE RANGE OF FUTURE POSSIBILITIES  SECRETARY BELIEVES.

Navy Must Be Prepared For Any Emergency, is Advice of Secretary to Congressmen — Counsels In comparably Largest Navy Te the Warlal Far America

TENTH IN THE CITIES   This is the Distribution of Pop ulation in the United States,

THREE CITIES HOLD TENTH OF PEOPLE   Statistics Indicate That One  Fourth ef the People Live in 68 Cities

THREE CITIES HOLD  TENTH OF PEOPLE   FINAL. CENSUS WILL SHOW TREND'OF POPULA- TION   HUGE GAIN IN BIG CITIES      New York, Chicago and Phila delphia [ead as Centers of Concestion   7 Oo ‘Statisties Indicate That  OneFourth ef the People Live in 68 Cities

THREE BIG CITIES STILL HOLD LEAD: DETROIT FOURTH   Census Figures Show Remarkable Growth of Some Cities and Shrinkage of Others.

URBAM CENTERS GROW.   One- Tenth of United States Population Now Livine in Cities 68 Towns of 100.000.

O6 CITIES CONTAIN QVER ONE QUARTER TOTAL POPULATION   Forty-three Cities in Country Have Population in Excess of 100,000.   ‘CITY CENSUS ANNOUNCED   Work of Compiling Census of Larger Cities Is Completed— New Orleans Leads South.

Tenth of People in This Country Live in Three Largest Cities   Recent Census Also Shows That One-fourth of Population Live in 67 Cities. Boston Ranks Fifth,

THREE CITIES HOUSE TENTH OF AMERICANS   While One-Quarter of People of United States Live in Sixty-Seven Cities.   THREE CITIES HAVE 10,145,521 PEOPLE   Census Reports Give Com. plete List of the Big Centers.

BYRON GETS TWO YEARS FOR BIGAMY   Resident of Abbottstown Found Guilty in York County  Court.

pIGAMIST PLEADS CUILTY TO CHARGI   William F. Byron, Abbotts: town, Sent to Penitentiary— Yorker Fined $100 for Dis-ecarding Laws Here,

SAILOR WHIPPED TWO KINGS   Capt. John Johncox’s Death at Vas ocouver, 8. C., Recalls Unueual Inoldent.

LABOR BOARD TO WEET   Nominations of Members Cou. firmed by Senate—-Plan to Organize Today.

WILSON SUMMONS BOARD MEMBERS TO CONFER TODAY      NOMINATIONS ALL CONFIRMED BY SENATE p TE SHARP pFBAT

LABOR BOARD MEETS TODAY TO ORCANIZE   Confirmation Of President's Nomineces Was Secured Yesterday, But Not Without Some Crit WweisemT,   DEBATE LASTED FOUR HOURS      [Only One Roll Call, On Name Of  Judge Hanger, Was- Demanded  and Party Lines Were ConsiderLLL Ten ared).   LACK OF PROMINENCE SCORED

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD 15 CALLED TO MEET TOON   ‘Senate, After Long and Spirited Political Talks, Confirms Nominations.

NEW LABOR BOARD WILL MEET TODAY FOR ORGANIZATION   Despite Criticism Members are Confirmed by Senate After Stormy Session.   DEMOCRATS CHALLENGE CHARGE OF REPUPBLICANS   Declare Members Are Not Dem. ocrats as Some Would Have People Believe.

WILSON CALLS ON NEW BOARD T0 GET BUSY ON BIG STRIKE   Told to Meet -as: Soor as Senate Confirms . Their Names,   SOME MEMBERS" MEET CRITICISM   Importance of. Task Im: ‘pels Quick Action. -.Paken,

LEABOR? BOARD <:70°/ REE         Nominations’ of Members Airnied by Senate—Plan toy: Orvanize Today,

MEMBERG OF  WAGE BDARD ARE ORDERED 10 ORGANIZE   President Wilson Calls New Tribunal to Meet Today, After Appointees Are Confirmed By Sanate.   ACTION ON “OUTLAW” STRIKE IS EXPECTED   Attorney General Says Conditions Are Improving, But the Department Is Not Relaxina Its Efforts.

SENATE CONFIRMS BOARD AFTER SOME HESITATION ONJUDGE HANGER’S NAME   LACK OF PROMINENCE AMONG MEMBERS OF BOARI SAID TO HAVE CAUSED CRITICISM IN SENATE

TERMS CHARGES BY GOV. COX AS FALSE   National Chairman Hays Says Democratic Nominee Fails to Prove His Allegations   NO COMMENT FROM HARDING   Cox Intimates That “Further Information” May be Forthcomin New York Today.

Democrats Believe Their Camdidate Has Wrecked G. 0. P. Plana.   PROMISES NEW FIGURES   Cox Will Endeavor to Prove That Harding Is Responsible for Fund.

COX MISERABLY FAILED TO PROVE BIG SLUSH FUND   As Anticipated Charges Made in His Pittsburgh Speech Were a Mass of Hearsay Evidence Collected  Davarwurhere:.

FARMERS OF THE UNITED STATES FACE NEW ERA   Optimism Keynote of Speakers at Farm Congress   HERBERT HOOVER SENDS LETTER

MESSAGE OF WARNING IS GIVEN FARMERS REGARDING DANGER FROM LIMITING PRODUCTION   Price Conditions Declared Temporary—Era for Farmer Really at Hand-—Hoover Sendz Letter Detailing Needs of American Agriculture—Confidence Is Necessary.

FARMERS NEAR BETTER TIMES   SPEAKERS BEFORE UNPERNA TIONAL CONGRESS EXPRESS CONFIDENCE INO RUPTURE

FARMERS’ CRISIS HELD BLESSING UNDER DISGUISE   Kansas City Convention Believes Agriculture Faces Bright Era   DESPITE LOW PRICES   WARNS OF CUTTING PRODUCTION —THOUGHT PRESENT GRIEFS WILL LEAD TO GREAT imMPROVEMENTS

FARM CONGRESS SESSION MARKED WITH OPTIMISM   Speakers Predict Steady Im provement In Marketing Conditions   LETTER FROM HOOVER READ TO CONVENTION   Former Food Administrator Out lines Major Needs of Agriculture

AMERICAN FARMER AGES A NEW ERA UF GOOD TIMES   Speakers at Annuak Farm Con: gress in Kansas City Are Optimistic.   LOW PRICES TEMPORARY

U3. FARMERS FACE NEW ERI   Warned of Danger of Cutting Production; Future Ap. pears Bright.

TELLS FARMERS TO BE HOPEFUL   WEW ERA DAWNING AND with IT STEADY IMPROVEMENT.   URGED TO KEEP ON PRODUCING   Prices Calamitously Low, Bet Limited Crops Not a Remedy—Herbert Heever Outlines Agricultaral Needs.

SAY FARMERS” FACE NEW ERA OF PROSPERITY   One Speaker At’; International “Farm -Corigress, Kansas City, . Declares Low. Price Condition: Ave” Only Temporary. : woe   HERBERT HOOVER SENDS NOTE

"FARMERS FACE NEW ERA OF PROSPERIT}   Steady Improvement of Conditions’ Predicted a  Tiaanntinwnl Bien Sf innanenew

MERIDIAN GETS RATE DECISION   ‘Interstate Commerce (Commission Finds Class and Commodity Rates Unduly Prejudicial.

DELAWARE VOTE AGAIN DELAYE!   Both Houses of Legislature Will Report Suffrage Bill Without Recommen. dation—Both Sides Claim Victory.

SUFFRAGE BILL VOTE EXPECTED ON WEDNESDAY   House Committee Expect: To Make Report Some Time Today   SIMILAR REPORT FROM SENATE I$ EXPECTED

DENVER IS QUIET AFTER NIGHT RIO]   WORKMEN HAVE VOTED TC GO BACK TO WORK IN A BONY   MILITARY IN ‘ CONTROL   The Management of the Company Announced Today It Will Make Own Terms

Striking Car Men Make Proposal to Go Back to Work in Denver, Cal

MORE SOLDIERS GOTO: ~ DENVER TO KEEP ORDEI   Situation. Today, Quieter ‘and Un ion Men Decide to Re-. 7 turn te Work,   TROOPS TO REMAIN-ON ‘JOB:   Casualties _Resalting from Riots “Reach Total of Five Dead f/f: and Fifty Hurt.

TROOPS CALLED TO . MAINTAIN ORDER   The Denver Strike Far From ‘ Settled.

STRIKE ENDS KS TROOPS ARRIVE   Denver Situaion Now Controlled By Army Offi Le 6 FOP   UNION CALLS OFF WAR

REGULARS QUEL DENVERS STRIKE IN RECORD TIME   All Cars Leaving Barns Today to Be Guarded by Troops

STRIKE OFF CONDITIGNALLY   Denver Tramway Tralumen Want Strikebreakers Sent Out of Town Manager is Firm,

DENVER STRIKE 1) CALLED OFF BY THE UNION   Men Want Old Jobs Back But Company Refuses To Fire Strikebreakers.

Troops Arrive From For Logan as Leaders Recommend End of Strike.   THREE MORE KILLED!   Women and Children Injured in Strikers’ Attack on Car Barns..

MAKE OFFER 1 PAM] IFESTRIKE   Demand that Company Shall Permit Them to Return to Work i in a Body and Send the Strikehreakers Out efTewn   REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS IN CHARGE OF SITUATION   Quiet Follows Night of Resumed Rioting in which Three Persons are Killed and Dozen Wounded in Clash

DENVER UNDEE MILITARY RULE   The Militia Patrol Streets tc Prevent Recurrence of Strike Riots.

DENVER STRIKE = OFF, SOLDIERS ON THE SCENE   Three Killed and Dozen Injured in Friday Night’s Rioting.

DENVER STRIKE A VOTE 1 END THE STREET CAR TIEUP   Decision Effective if Company Permits Men to Return in a Body.   Judge Defers Sertence Upon Leaders Until Monday Pending Union Action.

DENVER AlOTS END Ro TROOPS ARRIVE: MEN OFFER TERMS   Striking Carmen Vote Returt to Work if Strikebreakers Are Sent Out of Town.   3 KILLED IN RIOTING OURING FRIDAY NIGHT   Soldiers from Fort Logan Take Charge of Cars; Members American Legion Help.

EXTRA!   MANY MORE DEAD AND HURT IN DENVER Rios   MILITIA IN CONTROL OF CITY SINCE THIS MORNING   TROOPS TO MAN EACH CAR LEAVING BARN   in Wild Rioting Last Night at th East Denver Car Barns Three Were Killed and a Dozen Including Men, Women, Boys and Girls Hurt

CALL SOLDIERS   Renewed Rioting Friday Night Resulted In Three More Deaths.   UNION CALLUS OFF STRIKE   Statement of the Tramway Head Not Calculated to Help Heal Trouble.

[AR BARNS [§ SCENE OF FATAL CLASH   Total Casualties in Strike Riot 5 Dead, 50 Woannded   WALKOUT CALLED. OFF      American Legion Vohmteers Aid Police in Fight on Strikers

STRIKERS WANT T0 GO BACK 70 JOBS IN BOD}   Denver Tramway Company May Not Accept Conditions of Return to Work. Judge Wants Until Monday.

Men WII Ge Givea Work, but Strike-Ureakers Will Also Be Given Positions.

STRIKING CARMEN OFFERED TO RETURN      DEMAND REINSTATEMENT AND THE DISMISSAL OF STRIKEBREAKERS AS THEIR TERMS.

STRIKE CALLED OFF   Beover Carmen $ute i) Gaported Mex ty Seat From City.  PR Rage hep ee Re

TROOPS ARRIVE JUST AS STRIKE IS DECLARED OFF   Three More Killed in Denver Last Night1._ © Due to Street Car Strike.   RIFLES REPLY TO ROCKS AND BRICKS   Soldiers Are Told Not t Shoot Except as a Last Resort.

DENVER STRIKE TO END   Strikers Vote to Return Tc Work if Company Will Ac cept All Who Walked Out

DENVER RIOTS Al HALT AS SOLDIERS APPEAR ON SCENE   Two Hundred Troops Put in Appearance This Morning; Others On Way.   THE STRIKE MAY BE OVER   Tram Way Company’s Officials Declare They Will Not Deal With Nor Recognize Union

DENVER QUILT AFTER NIGHT  TF WILD RIOT   Three Killed and Dozen Injured in Wind-up of Two Days of Violence Following Street Car Strike   UNION OFFICIALS RECOMMEND THAT STRIKE BE CALLED OFF   Soldiers Assisted by Americar Legion Volunteers in Maintaining Order

REGULAR: ARMY > - RULES. DENVER   ET. ‘LOGAN. AND CAWP. FUNSTON:: ' FURNISH SOLDIERY. =~”      THREE MORE DEATHS   TROUBLE NOT ‘ENDED BY PRESENCE OF TROOPS.   ‘Executive. Committee Has Recommended Men Return to Work :[ After Conviction, in Court. °

TROOPS CALLED . STOP RIOTING DENVER STRIKE   AFTER TWO DAYS OF VIOLENCE DUE TO CAR-MEN’S STRIKE TROOPS ARE CALLED To QUELL DISTURBANCE.

DENVER QUIET WAWY TARAPS   Three Killed in Last Night’s  Rioting at Car Barns--Men  Agree ta Call OF Strike   IF THEY CAN ALL GO BACK   Company Heads Firmly Hold That They Will Take Back  Whom They Please

LEADERS VOTE TO CALL OFF DENVER STRIKE   End of Trouble at the Colorado City Seems To Be in Sight.

MartialLaw Controls © City —   Two Hundred S oldiers Patrol Denver to Prevent Further Blocdshed in Streets

FEDERAL TROOPS PATROL STREETS IN DENVER TODAY      CALLED FROM FT. LOGAN TO MAINTAIN ORDER IN STREET CAR MEN’S STRIKE   RIOTING RESULTS IN DEATH 10 FIVE PEOPLE

MORE KILLED IN STREET CAE STRIKE AQT   Piatform Men Meet’ to Ratify of Reject Calling Off of Walkout   TROOPS TO RIDE ON TOP OF TROLLEYS   ‘American Legion Members As sist. in Preserving Order : After Second Clash

And Providing for County Health Commissioner Will be Introduced at Next General Assembly

EAM POLIGY QUTLINED BY SEN HARUING   Commits Party To Definite Program Of Activities.   MUST DEVELOP FARM   Nation Must Be _ Independent Regarding Food Supply.

HARDING  NAPPED OUT A DEFINITE. PRO CHINN  Of Agcicaliaral Policies for Himself and Dar? ¢ Tf Rloetad

HARDING OUTLINES A DEFINITE PROGRAM QF RURAL POLICIES   Says That Only 30% of Na tion is Producing Food—  70% Dwell! In Cities   Advecates ‘Administration cf Farm Loan Law and Fetension of Long Credit

HARDING TALK   Republican Yeesidential Candidate Speaks at State Fair at St. Paul, Minn.   DEFINITE POLICIES AS TO AGRICULTURE   Thousands of Farm Men From the Wheat Belt of the Northwest Listen.

RAIL QUESTION WIT BE HEARD UA WEDAE SHAY       Demands for Increased Pa’ Will Be Arbitrated Under. Esch-Cummins Law

COMMISSION SITTING IN RAIL WAGE CONTROVERSY WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY

RAILWAY HEADS  TO MEET SQO}   WILL) DECIDE WHETHER CON TROVERSY WILL BE SETTLED UNDER TERMS OF BILL.

WAGE ARBITRATION TO START SOON   Representatives of the Railroads and the Bratherhouds Meet in Washlnogten Wednesday

TO ARBITRATE. CONTROVERSY   Labor Clauses “of Each: Cummins Rail Law Wil!'Be Put, Into Effect to Settle Claims.

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE RAL ROADS AND UNION WORKERS WILL BE PRE          indings and Recommendations o  this Commission Must Be Rati fied by the Gabor Board Es. tablished by Railrozd Law.

PROMAITION LEBISLATION   New Laws To Be Asked of Con gress Seon.   AN APPROPRIATION FOR ENFORCEMEN’   Desired by Ohio Anti-Saloor : League Workers.   Stronger Laws and Larger  Funds Needed To Make Pro hibition Thoroughly Effec  tive——Officers Elected.

ANTESALOON LEAGUE WILL ASK CONGRESS TO INCREASE FUNDS FOR ENFORCING LAW   [Would Extend Prohibition  to Consular Districts In  i g , Tiere (Cite ak   TRUSTEES IN SESSION      World Wide Prohibition is Goal to Which League  “Now Asnires

Lists of Witnesses Prepared to Be Called Before Cam -paign Fund Committee.   WINDUP HEARINGS IN  CHICAGO LATE TODAY   Moore Will Be Recalled in East and Promises More  Data,

Sessions In Chieago Inquiry Will Be Finished Friday Night   CHARGE ROCKE F ELLER WAS CONRIBUTOR   Barnes And Boyce Thompson Will Be Quizzed When Hearing Resume

OUTSIDE FOR JULY 4TH CELEBRATION!   ALL BUSINESS CEASES   :  Everyone Planning to Take  Day off and Join Together  in the Celebration   Ex-Service Men to Enjov Mea That Would Make 2 Mess Sergeant Turn Green

OUTSIDE FOR JULY ATH CELEBRATION!   NO ONE EXCUSED FROM THE “FORMATION” MONDAY AFTERNOON   ‘ALL BUSINESS CEASES   Everyone Planning to ‘Take Day off and Join Together in the Celebration   Ex-Service Men to Enjov Mea That Would Make a Mess Sergeant Turn Green

2 ratipeare ee THE REVIEW BOARD.   Working on Stocks of Merchandise During Present. Week.

THE REVIEW BOARD.   Working on Stocks of Merchandise During Present Week,

SIIFFRAGE CONGRESS ENDS THIS EVENING   . International Gathering = Wil Come To A Close At Geneva Late Today.

ASKS DAMAGES. FOR © AUTO:SMASH-UF   Lindley A. Dawes, Jr. ~ Files Suit For .$3,000. Against Dr. M. Barnett: Accident Tact Mav.

COLLEGE STUDENTS ~ FOR RESERVATION:   Majority of Facuities, Too, Favor - Some Kind of Changes In the League.

TANGIER ISLAND FOLK DANGEROUS   Camera Man Driven Off islane By Primitive People-— Dislike Stranaers

W. D, HOWELLS LEFT $165,000 10 FAMIL'   Author’s Will Is Probated in New York

OPPOSING SIDES IN QUATEMALA SPN ABMHCTICE   @iafe Conduct Guaranteed President Cabrera Who Has Been - Asked To Leave Country,

CONCLUDE / ARMISTICE   Unionists Propose that President Cabrera Leave the Country  anes meio Obie meee ee oO + A

AGREE UPON ARMISTICE - IN GUATEMALA REVOLT   President Cabrera Must Leave Country Under Terms Prescribed by Victorlous Wnionists

PROF. DENT RESIGNS      Had Been ow Engineering ‘Faculty. ft Bea. U. for Past Year

BELGIAN PRINGE MAY RULE GREECE   Venizelos Considers Offering Throne to Son of King Albert.

AMERICAN LEGION -. MAKES MISTAKE   SO DECLARES COLONEL E LESTER JONES OF OR~~" “GANSZATION.

LEGION BONUS PLAN WRONG   So Says Member of Organization Before Solons—Favers “Definite and Sane Policy.”

\ COMMUNITY MERTING,   sunday at Christian Church In_ Interest of Y, “cc . A.

A COMMUNITY     ANG   Sunday at Christian Church In interest ot ¥, W.

LINCOLN FIXES DATE FOR VOTE   TEACHERS’ SALARY QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AT REFERENDUM JAN. 31.   WANT FLAT RAISE OF $500   Voters in City to Pass Judgment on Request Made to School Board.

FIX DATE FOR VOTE   “Lincoln School Board to Submit Teachefs’ Salary Question at Referendum January 31.  Voters to Be Allowed to Pass lurramant.Mathore’ Clih

SITUATION IS _ REPORTED QUIE!   Texas and Oklahoma Officials Hopeful No Trouble to Come

WAGES REDUCED 10 PERCENT   Rubber Company Announces That Salar‘9¢.Must Come Down

WAGE CUT MADE BY HUGE AKRON AUBBER PLANT   Firestone People Say Labor Must Accept Its Share Too

ROASTS LENINE STARTS A RIOT  etree eed  if  wT 9 e ry i   Meyer London in Hot Row in Chicago

10INCH SHELL HITS HOUSE   RIOT CALL FOR SOCIALISTS   Criticism of Bolshevism Is Highly Resented

ROASTS LENINE STARTS A RIOT   Meyer London in Hot Row in Chicago

Criticism of Russian Soviet by So cialist Congressman-Elect Remnenmted at Chicago.

WYER -LONDON'S CRITIGISN CAUSES. FIOT IN CHICA   Three Thousand Sécialists Become Disorderly.

CTOCKMEN MAKE 8 PER CENT   “Fabulous Weaith'! as Told by Pack. ers Ig Denied: at Convention, -Hetd at Spokane,.. Wash: ;

STOCKMEN MAKE 8 PER CENT   “Fabulous Wealth” as Toid by Pack ero le Denied at Convention, Heid at Spokane, Wash.

SOUTH ILLINO!S MINERS WALK OUT   i Biggest Coai Field in State Will Be Completely Tied Up Tomorrow Says Union Officiai; Franklin County   Men Refuse to Work Longer.

MINERS TO ALL STRIKE TODAY   SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FIELDS TO BE IDLE BY NIGHT REPORTS FROM MINING DISTRICT SAY— MANY QUIT WORK.

TO GRANT POLAND FREE  ‘USE OF DANZIC POR’   BRITISH AND IFALIAN AMABAS. SADORS AGREE ON PROPOSAG SUBMITIED TO FRANCE.

Premiers of Great Britain and Italy Adopt Proposals _ for Submission to France to Carry Out Treaty Terms

VILLA GOES ON THE WAR PATE IN MEXICO AREIN   Captures Train Near Chihauhau City and Kidnaps an American  weer      MOLDS THE AMESIOAN - FOK $50,000 RANSOM      Passengers ou Train Say Villa’s Men Killed Many Guards and Tris

VILLA BLOWS UP TRAIN AND HOLDS CITIZEN OF U. §.   MEXICAN BANDIT L&aAper 15 CHARGED ' WIPE SLAYING MORE THAN SCORE OF PASSENGERS   MEXICANS GIVE CHASE   Mesienn Ticcps Gatherirg at Juarez Preparatory to Pursuine Bandvoand His Gang— Aner. fean Held) For 850,  000 Ransom

VILLA AGAIN, ~ONWARPATH ~ CAPTURED TRATN   ALSO IS HOLDING JOSEPH WIL LIAMS, AN AMERICAN ENGINEER, FOR RANSOM.   Twenty-Five Members of the Guar Were Killed, Two Train Condactors Executed and Many Passengers Shot.

VIELA APPEARS IN THE. ROLE OF AN AVENGER   Seeking’ Revenge tov Angeles’ Death, Bendics Rade a Train and Slay     ‘twenty-five.

Oe AND BURNS TRAIN, ~ BANDITS KILL VICTING TAKE AMERICAN GAPTIVE   joseph Williams Is Held for $50,000 Ransom by Bandit Gang Now Hiding in Mexican Hills After Stiff Battle.

VILUA AGAIN ON WARPATH: LOOTS TRAIN AND KIDNAPS AMERICAN   Attack Was Made March 4 Near Chihuahua City by Force of 150 Armed Men Personally Directed by Villa—Number of Passengers On Train Killed by the Bandits.

Kidnaps Joseph Williams, American Engineer, Holding Him for Ransom,   TRAIN BLOWN UP,: BURNED   Passengers Robbed anc Guards Killed but Americans Unhurt, ,

Passengers Were Robbed and Some Were Executed--Villa Burned  T paan

VILLA 1S BACK UN WAR PATH AFTER A RES]   Train ls Captured Near Chi. huahua City and an American Citizen Kidnaped   BANDITS KILL NUMBER RAILWAY PASSENGERS   ALL PASSENGERS ARE ROB BED, INCLUDING AMERI CANS, AND SOME ARE KILI, ED BY VILLA’S TROOPS,

VILLA BANDITS HOD UP. TRAN NEAR BORDER   JOSEPH WILAIAMS, AN AMERI CAN IS CAPTURED AND RELD FOR RANSOM.

VILLA AGAIN ON .— THE WAR PATH   [Mexican Bandit and Gang of 150 Capture Train, Killand Rob Passengers * and Kidnap an American.

9 HURT IN ELEVATED CRASH   Two Women Seriously Hurt—Rear. ‘End Collision in Chicago Halts Traffic.

ELEVATED TRAINS IN CRASH   Nine Persons Hurt, Two Seriously, ir Chicano Accident.

Two Women Ceriously Hurt—Rear. End Collision in Chicago Halts Traffic,

ANNUAL CLEAN-UP ON   City te Haul Away Winter's Collec tion of Rubbish Free aft Mares

City to Hank Away Winter's Collee ‘ tion of Rubbish F  ar Chopon

12, 000 TAKE PART iN COAL STRIKE MOB VIOLENCE: IN LONDON TODAY      The Mob Tried to Bresk Throngh ., Police Guard Surrounding Pre a mier’s Residence, Is :  «8 Repalsed.

RAILWAY MEN OF “SCOTLAND QUIT       Ne ON ES JOIN BRITISH MINERS IN THE LA BOR UPHEAVAL      LONDON MOBS WITH RED FLAGS   Seven Hundred Vesels Reported Tied  up at the Port of Cardiff Alone,     A Feeling of Pessimism, ls Prevalent.

Mob Is Repeatedly Repulsed by Cordon of Police After, Bitter Struggles .   STONES ARE HURLED; “= ‘THE RED FLAG’ SUNG   MISSILES CRASH THROUGH WINDOWS OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS WHILE POLICH BATTLE WITH RIOTERS,

Men Sing “Red Flag” As They Enter Fight   Between 50 and 100 Are Injured By Flying Stones in London Streets.

MOB CARRIED RED FLAS IN LONDON   FIRST VIOLENCE TODAY, RESULT. ING FROM STRIKE OF BRIT. ISH COAL MINERS.   MARCH IN DOWNING STREET

Kise as Oeaports Decome VON gested as Result of Strike Railway Men in Scotland Prepared to  Stop Work; May Cause Others to Quit Before Being Forced Out!

WINDOWS IN GOVERNMENT OFFICE BROKEN AND MOB SINGS “THE RED FLAG”

DEMAND THAT THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT SURREN. DER REFUGEES.   THREATEN AN INVASION   If Demands Are Not Met Forces of the Soviet Will Occupy the Province of Sinkiang at Once.

BULGHLVIA! ON GINLOL BUNCH MARING THREAT:   DEMAND THAT RUSSIAN CONSTL AND REFEGEES IN PROVINCE BE SURRENDERED.

BOLSHEVIKI REACH ~ CHINESE FRONTIER   Threaten To Occupy on Kiang If. ne Governor ta ot. Comply”

fficial Reports of Renewed Massacres of Armenians in Marash District Are Received—Thousands Killed. Learn Names of Captured Red Cross Workers. .+—

Postville Chautauqua—July 29-Aug. Program of Events   Cox cand Roosevelt.

OVERALL MOVEMENT IS STILL GAINING GROUNE   Deniin Promises to Be thi Fashionable Weave for Suits During Summer.   SPREADS INTO CANADA

456,000 CARS IN IOWS   Sacretary Ramssy Announecr That Is Number of Autos Already Registered

3,000 GERMANS DIE IN REVOLT   Martial Law and Curfew to at  Tame Capital of Germany.   IRON RULE GRIPS BERLIN   Miniature Battle Staged Occurs DeSpite the Rigid Préecautions—Mob Spirit Is Now Being Held in ~ Check—Strike Called Off.

IRON ULE GRIPS GERMAN CAPITAL   Three Thousand Persons Killed Since Beginning of Revolt.   NEW BATTLE IN BERLIN   Miniature Street Fight Is Staged Despite Rigid Precautions—Martial Law and Death Curfew Tames City—Strike Is Off.

TEMPLE 10 HOLD BIG CELEBRATION   Armistice Day Will Be Staged Un der Auspices of American Legion Post,

Was Prominent in Private and Public Benevolences and as Financier Had Big Partin Wartime Affairs.   HIS WEALH AIDS PEOPLE OF HIS FAITH

JACOB H. SCHIFF, FINANCIER, DEAD   One of Prominent Financiers of U. S. Dead.   Was Senior Member of Banking House of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—Rich and Generous.

JACOS H. SCHIFF DIES IN N.YORK   Banker and Philanthropist Passes Away at Age of 73—AInterests Wide

JACOB SCHIFF, FAMOUS PHILANTHROPIST, DIES   Noted American Financier an anker Succumbs to Illness In East.

AND WELL KNOWN   Had Been in Failing Health  for the Past Six Months   TWO BROTHERS IN GERMANY

Head of Kuhn. Loeb and Co.  Long Associated With New York Financial History, Suc cumbs to Arterio Scerosis.

DEATH OF AGUS fi OUHIFF OCCURG AT HIS NEW YORK HOME   Name Had Been Associatec With Financial History  Quarter Century.   WAS RARE COMBINATION OF FINANCIER AND ALTRUIST   3orn at Frankfort, Germany in 1847, He Was Educate: in That Country, and Com ing to New York at Age o Eighteen Started as Clerk.

WEALTHY BANKER DIES   JACOB H. SCHIFF SUCCUMBS AT NEW YORK HOME.   Called Rich and Generous—Head of the Banking House of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.

JACOB H. SCHIFF DIES   One of Prominent Financiers of U. S. Dead.   ee Was Senior Member of Banking House of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—Rich and Generous.

HERBERT HOOVER TO RUN ON REPUBLICA? DECKER OR                “USECRD CE AQE  NG N PRIMARIES, -

G. 0. P, OR NONE: HERBERT HOOVER   Former Food Administraior, Who Finally Shied His Haft Into Presidential Ring, Announces Stand   CANDIDATE IN ONE PARTY   Would Not Accept Nomination of Democratic or Third Party

HOOVER WILL STICK TIGHT TO REPUBLICANS   WILL NOT CONSIDER DEMOCRATIC CALL NOR A THIRD PARTY INVITATION.   tn Statement Given Out He Suid He Hoped He Would Not Be Further Embarrassed in the Matter.

Hoover Would Not Consider Democratic Nominatio:      In a Statement Issued Today, He Made Himseli Clear on That Rnhtect

BiG. COAL MINE OPERATORS INCLUDED IN LIST OF 125 INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY

BREWSTER AND  LEWIS AMONG 125 INDICTED  IN COAL CASE   Heads of Operators and Miners Included in True Bills.   MAIN CHARGE IS CONSPIRACY   Leaders in Eastern Fuel District Named.

OWNERS AND UNION CHIEFS AMONG 125 COAL MEN INDICTED   List of Those Charged Witl Conspiracy by Government Made Public—Lewis and Brewster Included.

BlG MEN NAMED IN COAL SUITS    * PRESIDENT LEWIS OF MINERS AMONG LIST MADE PUBLIC.   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY   indicted by Special Federal Grane Jury At Indianapolia For Attempting to Increase Prnces of the Country's Coal Supply.

NAMES OF INDICTED MINERS MADE PUBLIC   Lost Includes Operators Also Who Are Charged With Federal Law Violation.

ANNOUNCE NAMES OF INDICTED MEA   MINERS AND OPERATORS NAMED IN INDICTMENT OF FEDEKAL GRAND JURY

MINERS UNION CHIEF, OWNERS. OTHERS BILLED   President Lewis, Chairman of Operators’ Committee and  123 Others Indicted   OUTCOME COAL STRIKE  Violation of Lever Act Among  the Many Charges

OPERATORS AND MINERS INDICTEI   Names of Central Coal Men Are Officially Disclosed

Some” of’ Leading  Men i in’ Coal industry Are Among ’ "Those Indicted.   LEWIS, PETLOW- “AND “REED AMONG MINERS   Brewster, Penna and Peabody — ‘Operators Charged “With Conspiracy.

FACE COURT ACTION   ‘MORE THAN HUNDRED INDICTED : AT INDIANAPOLIS.   International President Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer Green, Brewster and Penna Ineluded in List.

NAMES IN 125 BILLS GIVEN OUT   Several Prominent OperatorsAccused With Lewis of Violating Lever Act —TIndictment Contains Eighteen Counts.

VIOLATED LEVER ACT, CRIMINAL CODE, IS CHARGE   John L. Lewis, Head of Miners’ Union, In cluded.

LIST INCLUDES OFFICIALS OF OWNERS AND EMPLOYES; CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED

MANY LEADERS IN COAL TRADE CAUGHT IN NET      Miners and Operators Are Named as Implicated  in Conspiracy.

AGGUSED OF VIOLATING LEVER AGT   Names of 120 Other Indicted Miners and Operators Made Public   EIGHTEEN COUNTS   Farmington, Head of Illinois Union, Among Miners’ Leaders Charged With Criminal Conspiracy.

‘CONNECTICUT SUFFRAGE HOPE   Republican Convention at New Haven Asks Governor to Cali Special Session.

WOMEN OF VOTING AGE 26,883,566   CONFERENCE ON COX CAMPAIGK   Many Details to Be Worked Ona

CONFERS WITH AATOR HARRISON   = ding the T Trip. He is To  wt ia in’ ihe Campaign. ers’ Burgas os

HARRISON CALLED IN CONFERENCE   Purpose Being To Round Oat Governor Cox’s Personal Organization For Campaign.

COX DISCUSSES HIS CAMPAIGN WITH HARRISON   Personal Aide For Governoi is Planned For Protectior And To Help in Crowds.   Leaves Wednesday Nigh For Speech at South Bend Indiana.

HARRISON PLANS TO RELIEVE COX OF DETAIL WORK      Confers With Nominee Regarding Building Up Personal Oreanization.

GOVERNOR COX MAKES PROGHAM   His Speaking Itenerary I Outlined at Meeting Yesterday

PLANS WORKED OUT FOR SPEAKING CAMPAIGN OF DEMOCRAT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE. JIMMIE COX

COX AND HARRISON MEET ‘TOCONFER ON CAMPAIGN   Presidential Candidate and Head of Speakers’ Bureau Taik  Over Immediate Plans.

COX TABOOS PROFESSIONAL PRESS AGENTS   Next President Confers Wit! Senator Harrison About  Campaign.

APOLOGY FOR INSULT TO AMERICAN FLAG   British Sailors at Bermuda Heavily Fined and Sentenced to Terms of Imprisonment

BRITISH OFFER APOLOGY   Sailors. Who Insulted uw S. Flag Are Imprisoned .

BRITISH OFFICIALS EXPRESS REGRET   Apologize For Insult Offered American Flag By British Sailors at Rermuda, July 4.

BRITIOH oAILORD WHO INSULTED OLD GLORY PUNISHED   State Department Informed by Cor sular Advices That Perpetrators of Insult Were Fined and Imprisoned

[BRITISH EXPRESS REGRET   Officials at Bermuda Seek to Make  Amend for Insult to U. 8. Flag

FINE.....FLAG .. INSULTERS   British Officials Apolegize for Ta: __. dignity to Stara-and Stripes,

Great Britain Has Expressed Regre'   Sailors Whe at Bemmuda Trampled o7 American Fly Were Pincd 2n¢ hiuprisoned.

EVERYTHING NOT  AOTENED UOWN HAULED OFF BY CENOR CARRANZ!   Office Furniture. Records Revenue and Postage Stamps and Other Loo’ Carted Away.   CITY OF VERA CRUZ WAS TO BE CAPITAI   More Than a Dozen Long Trains Used to Transport Supplies and Refugees; Fate of Latter Unknown,

ATKENITE SWINDLED.   Young Wire-Tapper Gets M. K. Holley for 811,000.

OVER 300 MILLION IN KANSAS STATE BANKS   Increase of Forty-three Million Over a Year Agro.

Ratificationists Are Becoming Disheartened Over The Prospects Of Settlement   For Democrats Will Support Alternate Reservations Presented By  Hitchcock

PEACE TREATY FIGHT PROGRESS  REMAINS INVISIBLE IN SENATE      Situation so Muddled That Moet. Arden¢ Ratificationists Ap pear Disheartened—No Effort Bing Made By  Leadere ta Bavae: Mote. =<

SOLONS GROPE BLINDLY IN WEB OF OPPOSITION   Hitchcock Fears Dispute Will End Where it Started.

ND PRAENESS EEN  IN TREATY FIGHT   Leaders Letting Debate Run Its Course.

HO PROGRESS Of PEAGE TREAT)   LEADERS  C       FORE TO FONCH 4      NOTHING Bul aspusains   Minority Leader Hitcheork Said te Looked as Phoogh They Were Po “Conte Out at ue Same diol Went In”     They

PEACE TREATY — PROGRESS IS NOT VISIBLE   Two Days Debate On Floor Of  Senate Produces No Resulis

IREAIY DEBATE IN Tre SENAIL Sy PUDDLE   Most Ardent  Ratificationist: See No Hope of Scttlement   Situation Grows More and More Complex As Debaie Proceeds#

REGARDED HOPELESS   SENATE GETTING NOWHERE IN TREATY DEBATE.   Both Sides Continue To Play Politics to Detriment of Country,

TREATY DEBATE NN THE SENATE HN BALIN   Most Ardent  Ratificationists See No Hope of Settlement   Situation Grows More and More Complex As Debaie Proceeds®

MUCH DEBATE; NO PROGRESS   Treaty Ratification Reported Making Little Headway in the VU. 8S. Senate.

PACT PROGRESS MUDDLED MORE IN LAST 2 DAY’   DISHEARTENED OVER  PROSPECTS FOR IMMEDIATE TREATY SETTLEMENT  fa   SAY RESERVATION — 70 HAVE 40 VOTE:      Majority of 49 Required to Substitute Reservation; Make No Effort to Force Vote

CHICAGO HILK PRICE IS UP   Will Advance to 15 Cent: Quart; Increase Based on July Price

Tentative Convention Roll Shows a Majority of Delegates Uninstructed

LABOR INSIST THAT CONTROL MUST BE DUAL   ~LABOR INSISTS -~ . .oh- PETE: NO SALVATION UNTIL AUTOC.  RACY IS REMOVED FROM INDUSTRIAL LIP.   Wik Continue Efforts To Complete Organization of Workers In Iron and Steel Industry.

ORGANIZED LABOR if — WORK INSTEEL INDUSTRY   lh! EDERATION IN CONVENTION DEMANDS PROFITEERING BE CURBED.   CONFERENCE 1$ - CALLED   Meeting Expresses Regreat That Con gress Failed To Enact Measure To Aid in Checking Prices,

KANSAS COURT IS DENOUNCED BY PEDEI RATION  ys *y ry ge SNe AVS ese) 2 OED See   Railroad Ownershi pil: Opposed by Piatform Commuitéiee.

ILLS. CENTRAL PLACES ORDER FOR EQUIPMENT   4,000 Freight and Passenger Cars Included in $27,. 109,768 Order.

LEAGUE 15 HAVING TROUBLE   Unable to Decide About Vilna So Wilt Call a Referendum of The People.

Wonderful Voie Rolled’ Up By Former Governor who Enjoys... a. Distinct Triumph. *  TRACY S LEADING ‘  E. M. Pullington Apparently. Defeated—Nitlze. Geiger Slightly Ahead af Opponenk.----

BEWARE THE-HELLO GIRL!...   Jilted At the Altar:She Thrashes the Fickle: Groom,

PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT   Pollce and Civilians in Clash at Ardfot, Lreland.

MERRY NOTES ON JOVFUL TRIP OF ONELLEVGATES 10 CHICKGO~-MEAN JO TOUGH. 0. P. FOR KEPT PRES

MERRY NOTES ON JOVFUL TRIP OF SHELLEYGATES 10) CHICAGO--MEAN TO TOUCH G. 0. P. FOR KEPT PRESS

GOODRICH WINS ~ AT CONVENTIOK   GOVERNOR, ALLOWS NO CRITICISMS OF HIS MUCH ADVER-'NZED TAX LA W   OLD GANG IN THE SRDDLE

PENROSE ENDORSES KNOX FOR PRESIDENT: CPROIIL ADDS PRAISE   Pennsylvania Senator Termec Best All Around International Statesman.

PENROSE OUT FOR KNOX FOR PRESIDEN?   Declares He is Best Equippec All-Around Internationa Statesman to Meet Requirements of Situation.

PENROSE PICKS SENATOR KNOX FOR PRESIDEN?   Statement Also Knocks Gov. Sproul’s Chances Into a  Cocked Hat   ANTI-LLEAGUE MAN   PENROSE IS ACKNOWLEDGED ONE OF THE STRONGEST FACTORS TO FIGURE AT CHICAGO  CONVENTION

CLAIMS PALMER MADE MISUSE OF HIS POSITION   CHARGED WITH USING ADMINISTRATION MACHINERY TO BOOST HIS CANDIDACY.

ACCUSES PALMER OF MISUSING POWEE   Philadelphia Judge Insists At torney General Fails to ‘‘Pulverize the Rum Power”

PALIVIEN  CHARGED WITH “ASTOUNDING “MISUSE”   Of Admistration Machinery In Boost: ing His Presidential Boom.

PALMER USED _ OFFICE TOGET ~ VOTES, CHARGE   MAPENNSYLVANIA JUDGE SAYS AT“TORNEY GENERAL ‘WINKED AT CORRUPTION.

CHARGED WITH USING TO BOOST HIS OWN CA BY PERMITTING OPEN SA               Philadelphia Judge Tells Senate Co: How Pennsylvania Cities Were Allowed i Operate Wide Open Booze Joints

VILLA READY T0 DISBAND ARM\   VILLA Is TO BE GIVEN COMMAND OF CHIHUAHUA STATE, RETAINS 206 MEN.

VILLA LAYS DOWN ARMS BUT CANTY ISIN REBELLION   According To Advices Received By Mexican Authorities Who Plan Campaign   VILLA TO BE COMMANDER OF RURALES IN CHIHUAHUA   Gevernment Will Pight Newest Reb eloIn Lower California  Away From Border

THREAT TO LYNCH NEGROES   White Wob at Chicago “eeks \engeamce fer Slaying of a Man he Three Rircks.

CHICAGO NEGROES. OAVED FROM MOE   Police Rescue Three Black: Besieged in Church by 1,000 People.

MOBy OF THOUSAND IN CHICAGO ‘-HOWLS IN VAIN FOR LIVES OF NEGROES WHO KILLED WHITE MAN

Thousand. in Mob Help Chicago Police Make Arrest   Blacks-Peok-Refuge.-in Church After Slashing "Victim's Throat

NEGROES KILL WHITE {8 CHICAGO: RIOTS FEAREL   Entire Pelice Force Mobilized To Avert Trouble.

Police Save Africans From Mob C 1,000 in Stockyards District Disturbaces.

THREE NEGROES CHASED BY A MOB IN CHICAGO   Took Refuge in Church and Were Rescued by Squad of Policemen—Riot Feared.

NEGROES BESIEGED BY CHICAGO MOB AS WHITE MAN KILLED   JANGRY CROWD STORMS REFUGE UN CHURCH WITH CRIES OF  : “LYNCH THEM!"

WHITE MAN SLAIN; BLALKS CHASED   CHICAGO POLICE PREVENT LYNCHING WHEN NEGROES ARE RESCUED

BESIEGE THREE  ‘NEGROES:IN ST. GABRIEL CHURCE      Chicago” Mob Would Ad minster Summary Vengeance for  Killing.

MOB BESEIGES MURDERERS IN CHURCH IN “CHI   Three Negroes After Murder. ing White Man Seek Safety in Catholic Church   CUT VICTIM’S THROAT   ‘BLACK BELT’ SCENE OF RIOTS YEAR AGO UNDER HEAVY GUARD

ROWO IN CHICAGL BEATS UP NEGROES   Extra Policemen Put on Guard in the Stockyards District.

MARTIAL LAW HAS BEEN PpqeL AIMED   Petrograd and ‘Moscow Under : Soldier Rule Because of: Uprisings.   “CITIZENS” HOLD VILNA   Specialist’ Called to Operate on King Alexander for . Monkey Bites. -

POLISH TROOPS OCCUPY: MINSK   Under the Hasso-Polish ,, Armistic All HoStilitles Have Ceased Censed

DISREGARD ORDERS   Polish Troops Occupy the City of Minsk In Ruseia.

POLISH ARMIES VIOLATE. PACT   seize City Ceded to Russia After Red Forces Straggle; Government Denies Orders Given.

Commanders Alleged To Be Responsible   ‘Town Is Claimed to Have Beet Occupied After Cessation of Hostihties.

Million Residents For-ed te Use Improvised Method: of Conveyance ,   Officials to Run Some Cars By Employemtn of Strikebreakers’

WALK IN BROOKLYN   Streets Are Jammed With People Looking for Conveyances to Carry Them.   ONLY FEW TRAINS . ARE BEING OPERATED   All Sorts of Vehicles and Even Steamboats Are Being Used to Carry Passengers.

STREET GAR TRIKE GRIPS BROOKLYN   People Reduced to Most Prim. itive Methods of Travel As a Resuit.

THOUSADS WALK TOTHEIR WORK    Brooklyn in Throes of Tran. . eit Strike.

RAPID TRANSIT : NOT VERY RAPID  7   Brooklyn Carmen on. Strike and a Scramble is Made For Other Modes: of Conveyance.   ; Sect ameceishedah aameetinnaale  Accosding to Officiata Less Than Ten Per Cent. of Normal Service Being Maintained.   PEOPLE IN BROOKLYN ARE WALKING TODAY

More Than 1,000 Residents of Brooklyn Reduced to improvised Methods of Conveyance by Walkouts   STRIKEBREAKERS TO BE EMPLOYED SAYS COMPAN’   Strikers’ Attorney Says Arbitration Only Vital Question Standing Between Employers and Men .

TRANSIT LINES. ‘IN-BROOKLYN: PARALYZED   MORE THAN 10,000,000 RESTDENTS FORCED TO.IMPRO: VISE MEANS OF CONVEY: ANCE—STRIKE CAME °O. “STINT AY ‘ae be      Arbitration, Vital Question, Re fused by Legal Custodian of Transit System. °°’:

FOLKS WALK   Strike on the Car Line Ther  Make It Necessary for  Many.

MILLION AFFECTED. IN TROLLEY STRIKE   Tie-Up of Brooklyn Transit ~ System ‘Kéeps Many. pean Work Today

BROOKLYNITES URGED 10 WALK   Million Residents Are Af fected by Traction Strike, Report.

BROOWLYN TIER UP BY RAIL STRIKE   Over Million Residents Affected By The Walkout

Brooklyn: Cars a At ‘Standstill       ‘Million Pereo ng Walks AYnew: Sieik: _ ers’ Tic: Up. E anspor fas:

BROOKLYN TRANSIT EMPLOYES STRIKE   MORE THAN MILLION EM. PLOYES FIND TRAVEL DIFFICULT.

BROOKLYN Nt THROES OF STREET CAR STRIKE   Million of People ‘Ate Adopting Ancient Means . of Getting Around W] rile (Trac: tion Companies are: Tied’ up By Strikes, ;

STAIKE TIES UP GOTHAM TRAFFIC   Brooklyn Workers Obliged tc Walk to City as Result of Walkout.   MUCH CONFUSION RESULTS

BROOKLYN HOOFS IT TO WORK TODAY   Employes of Rapid Transit  Company Staging a Wage Strike.

TRACTION STRIKERS MAKE BROOKLYN WALK   Complete Blockade Results in Much Inconvenience — for Workers in New York

RAPID TRANSIT MEN GO ON STRIKE BROOKLYN WALKS   Hearings Called to Re. lieve Tieup in Traffic—  Call Strikebreakers.

MILLION BROOKLYNITES ARE INCONVENIENCED BY TRANSIT SYSTEM TIE-UP

B.R.T. STRIKE CAUSES GREAT  INCONVENIENCE   More Than Million Residents of Brooklyn Are Forced To Use All Sorts  of Conveyances.

Thousands Walk In ‘Brooklyn As Street Car Workers Strike   Company Officials Declar Strike-Breakers Will Be Employed

OVER MILLION MUST MANEUVER WAY TO WORK   Hrookisa Resileats Iaconvenionced by Merike uf Kapid Tramsit 103 en.

STRIKE FORCES  MILLION TO WALK   Brooklyn Rapid Transit Lines lied Up By Strike and Big Jam of Vehicles Results  No Abatement of Confusion Nuring Day Seen by Officers

BROOKLYN. WALKS, TRANSIT TIED UF   Strike Shuts Dewn Transportation; ‘Million Werkers Miss :  Dialga

BROOKLYNITES FORCED 10 WALK OR NOT WORK   Strike Brooklyn Rapic Transit Co. Ties up Traffic.

TRANSIT STRIKE HAS BROOKLYN TAKING WALKS   Electric Cars Stop and Three States Are Called On ~ To Send-Busses

BERLIN NEWSPAPER SAYS SENATE FINDS WA¥ OUT   Necessity for Friendly Negotiation: Leading et Relations Restor. Bi Pointed Out

LEAGUE ACCUSED OF INSINCERITY   Treatment of Disarmament Question at Geneva Branded 2s Sign of Hypocrisy   ‘WANT TO SEE M'CORMICK

DECLARES ACTION OF LEAGUE SHOWG IT OT SINCERE   Treatment Of Disarmamen Question.. at.. Geneva Seored.   beeen gee)  TIME IS NOT RIPE   French Publicist Declare: U. S. Would Approve ee se

‘FIX DAY FOR CAILLAUX TRIAL   Case Against Leormer Premier to Be  falled tebruary 17.

LABOR WIELDS 4A BIG CLUB.   lhreat to UVeteat Congreseamen Who  avec tecmeae Cceaeernnms: ert 4h ee coo pea Ba f on

i nmiaaiimeel LABOR MAKES NEW TUREAT.   Woold Defeat Members of Congress Who Gpporse Federal flail Control.

NO NIGHT RIDER RAIDS REPORTED   Few Gin Postings Are Made in South Carolina; Two Arrests in Alabama.

BPEAWING POSTPONED.   - . American Legion Contest to be Deci ded June 10.

OF JUNGLE. 1S ABROAD ACAIN   LION ATTACKS SMALL BOY RID. ING HORSE IN NORTH LOOP DISTRICT. ~

LION ATTAGKS BOY If SAN ANTONIO SUBURB   LOOSE JUNGLE KING TERROR. . IZES RESIDENTS OF LOOP DISTRICT,

COAL SITUATION RASIER.      Weekly: Report From: “Mines: Stiov “2+ Conipliance With Orders, : .

+ COAL SITUATION EASIPR.   Weekly Report From Mines Show: Compliance With Orders,

BUOY A BUY LADY   RECORD FROM POULTEY PENS Is MOST FLATTERING,   five Thousand Three Hundred Sey enty Hens Latd S1,050 Eeps,

BIDDY A BUSY LADY   RECORD FROM POULTRY PENS IS MOST FLATTERING. .   Flve Thousand Three Hundred, Sey: euty Hous Laid 81,050 Epes.

FAIL 10 OUTLINE TOUR FOR HARDING   G. O. P. STANDARD BEARER TO SPEAK AT HOME LABOR DAY —MEETS LEADERS.

HARDING PREPARING filS NEXT ADDRESS TO HAND TO THE MOUNTAIN AS TT CONMES-T0 FRONT PORCH

HARDING 10 DECLARE POSITION ON LEAGUE   Conference of G. O. P. Leader “Just a General Discus sion.”’

HARDING  ATTENDED LUMBERMEN'S PICNIC TODAY  Se ies “Fron nt Porch Cam m Will Go On .   Senator New Said He Will Deliver Number of Addresses at Important Population Centers.

FRONT PORCH SPEECH FOR LABOR DA’   Committee Accedes to Senator Hard ines Wish—Union +o Arrange Plans.

OF REPUBLICANS   Harding to Adhere to “Front Porch” Campaign, so. Says Manager Hayes, But There Will Be Some Tris.

HARDING SCHEDULE HELD UP   G. 0. P. Chiefs at Marion, 0., Alsc Fail to Set a Date for Another Conference.

HARDING AND COX — BOTH SPEAK TOMORROW   Republican Nominee at Mario:  Home and Governor at Sout) Renn

WILL MAKE SPEECH BEFORE THOSE WHL KNOW HIS RECORD   Senator Harding Will Make Labor Day Address From His Front Porche   SPEAKING SCHEDULE WAS NOT COMPLETED   Party Leaders Spend Several Hours With Republican Nominee in Discussing Plans but Did Not Finish Task.

PULL OGHEDULE NOT COMPLETED   Conference of Republicar Chiefs at Marion   FAILS TO FINISH TASK   Senator Harding Will Make Labor Day Address from ’ Front Porch to Meeting Arranged by Central Labor Union—Later will Amplify Views on League of Nations

0.P, GONFEREES DECIDE NOTHING   Harding Campaign Meet Ad - journs After Resultless Ali-Day Szssion.

HARDING AT PICNIC OF LUM BERMEN   Getting Ready for Another Big Speech.

Labor Day Address to Be Delivered at Marion—Address August 28 to Be Devoted to Foreign Affairs—All Out-of-Town Invitations Are Refused,

HARDING GUEST — OF LUMBERMEN AT OHIO PICNIC   Senator Receives Call-From _ Society of American

ND GRANGE IN CAMPAIGN PLEN   Republican Nominee Loath to Give Up Program of Front Porch Speeches.

SPEAKING DATES FOR HARDING.   Conference Held at Marton, But Task Not Completed.

PARTY - LEADERS. MEET.   Republican Gonference. Ad. journs, Without -Completing Schedule for: Harding.

G.0.P. CONFERENCE OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR W. 6. HARDING   RE ys Lge FROM MANY SECTIONS COUNTRY FOR SPEECH CYRE CONSIDERED

LUMBERMEN HAVE SENATOR HARDING AS PICNIC GUEST   Republican Candidate Spends Morning on an dmportant Front Porch Address.   COX WITH HARRISON AT COLUMBUS CONFERENCE   Campaign Plans, Publicity and Personal Aides Subjects Under Discussion.

ARDING: AT EORDERHEN'S OUTING   ADDRESS:T TOUCHING CAMPAIGN ISSUES IN -. GENERAL WAY.   Senator Will Talk to Mem bers of Ohio Assembly :To - morrow — Important Addvace 6 bw we roe

HARDING MAKES TALK TO LUMBERMEN TODAY   Candidate to Address Legisla tive Delegation Next,

HARDING TO SPEAK AT HOME LABOR DAY   Party Chiefs Take Up Senator’s Speaking Schecule,

PARTY GRIEFS FALL TOALTER HARDNG 3 VIEWS ON CAMPAIGN   Conference Called to Prepare Speaking Schedule For Him Proves Fruitless.

LEADERS DISCUSS SPEAKING DATES   G. 0. P. Council of War Un able to Drive Harding Off of Front Poreh   INVITATIGNS RECEIVED   Senator Will Deliver Speech at Marion Labor Day; Rail Executive Arrivés ° -

Harding Managers Unable tea Complete Schedule of Nom. inee’s Speeches..

LUMBERMEN PICNIC WITH MR. HARDING   G. O. P. Candidate Spend Day With Lumber Barons Today.

G.0.P. NOMINEE IS GUEST OF LUMBERMEN AT MARION PICNIC   Senator Harding Will Deliver Short Informal Ad drace   NO CHANGE IN PLANS   Present and Former Ohio As: semblymen Go to Marion Thursday.

HARDING SPEAKS ON LABOR ISSUES SEPTEMBER 4   Plans to Elaborate on Previous League Statements.  Henry Wallace, Idaho Pub-

HARDING GUEST OF LUMBERMEN AT PICNIC HELD   Will Deliver Short Addresses Late in Day.  rs   Works On Speech For Delivery Thursday

HARDING MAY ANSWER CALLS   LEADERS DISCUSS INVITATIONS FROM SEVERAL SECTIONS OVER COUNTRY

ts Received For Him peak Away From , But No Additional f-Town Dates Made   ADDRESS UNION STS ON LABOR DAY   ions For Dates at n Are More Than i ‘em! Be Granted, s (3. 0, P, Nominee,

PORTSMOUTH UNDER STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF OHIO BLUE LAWS   Kvery Store In City Closed As Result Of Ruling.

BLUE LAWS ON IN PORTSMOUTE   Lid Clamped On Tight Bs Orders Of The WMavor

MISSOURI “HET UP”      Ls SOMEBODY IN THAT STATE HAS N TAKING BRI           Wig Volitical Shake-Up Has. Been Started There,

MISSOURI HET UP?   SOMEBODY IN THAT STATE HAS BEEN TAKING BRIBES.   Big Political Shake-Up Has Been Started There,

TEXT OF WILSON'S PLEA OUTLINEI   President Asks Speeding of Rai Wage Award.   Board Promises to Expedite Matters —Country Faces Genera! Strike on Monday, Report.

TEXT OF WILSON PLEA   President Asks Speeding of ‘Rai Wage Award.   Board Promises to Expedite Mattere— -—Country Faces General Strike on Monday, Report.

BOARD TO RUSH AWARD   WAGE BODY ACTS TO AVERT STRIKE PERIL.   Text of President Wilson’s Plea i: Asking Speeding of Decision oe ie,

PREDICTS REPUBLICAN VICTORY   Myron T. Herrick Saye Sencior Harding Will Be bilected.

HELEN TAFT IS ENGAGED   Daughter of Former Presidgnt to Wed Yale Instructor.

MISS HELEN TAFT ENGAGED   Former President's Daughter to Wed Frederick J. Manning, Professor of Yale.

270 JAPANESE SOLDIERS MASSACRED BY BOLSHEVIK!   Russians Aided by Koreans and Chinese. Tokio Dispatch Declares.

THE HATTIAN SITUATION   (Marine Carpa Has Suppressed Bandit. ry in “Mantorly Fashion Suyn Commandaats Report,

Head Constable and Several! Other Po licemen Are Injured Fighting Store Looters.

DENIED THAT CAMP FUNSTON WILL LATER BE ABANBONEE   Seventh Division to be Movec But Cavalry Division is to Come.

. FUNSTON TO STAY.: Emphatle Denial of Report That Ble Camp Would Be  Bhhienmianea

SNIPERS FIRE INTO BELFAST CROWD!   Many Dwellings and Stores Looted During Irish Riots

SNIPERS FIRE ON CROWD iN ROAD NEAR BELFAST  i, Aiwenlahkih Qhawcn ss

BELFAST FEARS FAMINE’S GRIP   Paralysis of Transportatior  Results in Stoppage of Enand Stunnliee ta City.   'RIOTS ARE CONTINUED

Snipers Fired Inte Dense Crowe Shortly Before 11 o'Clock Last Night

BELFAST STILL   SNIPERS FIRE THEIR RIFLEQ INTO DENSE CROWDS.   NO PITCHED BATTLES   ONLY THE CONSTANT VIGIe LANCE OF POLICE PREVENT, ~   The Feeling Between the Contende Ing Factions Conthiues Grow. . ing More Bitter. ad

IRIS RIOTING EAGH DAY GROWS STEDILY WORSE   Strikers Fire Into Crowd —Many Civilians Seriously Wounded.

SNIPERS CAUSE. ~NEW PANICS IN BELFAST STREETS   Several Injured, One Fatally, in Irish City in Past Few Hours.

PICKING JURY FOR TRIAL OF . COMMUISTS   May Use. 1000 Jury Panel; One Suspect a Millionaire   LAWYER DARROW ' PANS QUERIES   One Questioh: Was U. 8, Justi fied in Entering World War? -

ZELENKO SENTENCED TO ~ SERVE A DAY IN JAIL   Charged With Transportaticn  of Explosives in Interstate Traweal

Winner's Time Is 5:40:16.14 An Average Of 88.16 Miles An Hour; Most Spectacular Finish In History Of the Speedway; Half Dozen Accidents: No Deaths   ITALIAN RUNS MILE FOR GAS

Chevrolet Wins World Automobile Race at Indianapolis in Spectacular Finish

AUTOMOBILE RACE ~ GOES TO CHEVROLET   DePalma Meets With Il Luck, ~ With Victory in Sight.

“WGTIE i PALM   Makes Second Best Time In History Of Big ~ Event.

WHIRLWIND FINISH ON MOTOR SPEEDWA'   Gaston Chevrolet, Driving American Car. Victoy in Eighth Renewal Before 125,000 Crowd.

pr PALMA FORC FORCED FROM BURNS   Broken Hearted When Vic" ~ tory Slipe From Grasp; Several Accidents.

G. CHEVROLET WON S00 MILE AUTO RAGE   De Falma Leading Near the Finist When Machine Takes Fire, Fore ing Him to Quit.   MANY ACCIDENTS DURING THE EXCITING FINISH   Boyer Leads For Two Hundred Miles —Sorles Smashes 2 Cars. Time  Is Best Ever.

Leader Makes Average of 88.16 Miles an Hour, Second Best Time in History of Evemt— DePaima’s Car Burst Into Flames With Victory Almost Certain.

INDIANA CAR WINS. AUTO: RACE   CHEVROLET, DRIVING MON. ROE CAR, VICTOR   No Persons Killed in Great Speed Grind. Crowd a Record-Breaker.

MONROE CAR WINS   Record- Breaking Crowd Sees Thrills : of Auto Raciug

CHEVROLET VICTORIOUS IN 500 MILE AUTO RACE   DePalma, the Favorite, Comes in  Fifth After Twice Extinguish ing Flames in Car

CHEVROLET WINS AUTuBiJUILE RAGE   fictory Snatshed Fram DePalma, Whose Gar Takes Fire,

CHEVROLET IS FIRST IN BIG AUTO CONTEST   American Machine Goes Over LineIn — Fast Time.

CHEVROLET: WINS: RACE   Makes 500-Mile Auto Contest: With z Average of 88 Miles.

PHN TOUR   CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY MAKES A POWERFUL ATTACK ON RADICALS.

And "Resumies His Duties. as. ‘Comman'der of His Departnt 7 the Arm:

: WOOD ABANDONS ToUR   Will Resume Duties an Cammandene? Central Oepartment.

WOOD CANCELS His ~LEIVE OF ABSENCE   For Campaign Purposes anx Returns. to Chicago, Wher He Will Take up the Dutie: Of His Department.—Woox Tonk the Initiative.

WOOD CANCELLED = HIS ENGAGEMENTS   CAUSED BY CONDITIONS EXIST. ING FROM RAILROAD STRIKE REASON GIVEN

GENERAL WOOD BACK 10 WORK   Strike Situation Calls Hin Away From His Cam paign Duties.

GENERAL WOOD QUITS TOUR. TO RESUME- WORK   Returns. to Chicago “From Bos ton on Account of. the. Rail. poad Strike Situation.

WOOD CANCELS HIS LEAVE   Gives up Campaign to Reurn to Buty; Welooined jn Boston,

WOOD BACK INTO HARNESS   General Cancels His Leave of Absence.   ACCOUNT STRIKE SITUATION   Fee's it His Daty to Retura At Once to His Post of Command in Chicago.

GEN. WOOD QUITS STUMPING TO GO TO STRIKE ZONE   Hurries Back to Army Commands as Kail Menace Looms   CANCELS ABSENT LEAVE   FEELS IT HIS DUTY TO RETURN AT ONCE TO HIS POST AT CHICAGO DESPITE HIS OWN WISHES.

WOOD ABANDONS SPEECH MAKING   Country is Going to be Run by Americans, no Matter What it Will Cost, He Adds

WOOD RETURNS TE HS JOB   Quits Active Campaign to Resume His Duties in Central Department.   STRIKE CONDITIONS CAUSE OF ACTION

Leaves Boston Late Today to Resume Charge of Central Army Office at Chicago

000}T0 RETURN TO}:HICAGO   swes Up {nat Campaign on Finatf p Thru East  ro RESUE  ARMY DUTIES sbrupts Ser, iie—Was to Visit

WOOD CANCELS FURLOUGH DUE TO BIG STRIKE   Believes Place is at Chicago Post During Trouble, He Says.

WOOD RELINQUISHES LEAVE   Waives Personal Interests to Resume His Army Duties at *Critical  Tre

STRIKE SITUATION PROMPTS GENERAL \. WOOD TO CANCEL LEAVE OF ABSENCE

WORD QUITS TOUR WHILE STRIKE HOLDS   Goes Back to Desk a Washington After Worcester Talk.

General Wood Gives Up ~ His Leave of Absence      Because ‘of Critical Situation Brought About By the Railway Strike Will Hurry Back To Post of Duty.

Woop CAN CELS LEAVE   Goes Back To Duty On Account of Railroad Strike

RAIL STRIKE CESWOOD-TO ACTIVE DUTY   Cancels Year's Leave of Absence Given to Campaign for Presidency

WOOD CANCELS LEAVE ABSENCE   Will Return to His Command _—Rail Strike Conditions , the Reason

GEN. WOOD ABANDONS HIS CAMPAIGN TO RESUME ARMY WORK   Declares Present Strike of Rail Workers Demands His  Going Back to Chicago

a i se ee, Se a) RAILWAY STRIKE LEADS ‘TO WOOD CANCELLING  HIS. LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Says Railroad Situation De mands. That He Return..to Army: Duty.   ILLINOIS PRIMARY TODAY   general. Running . Against Lowden. for Republican Backing in State.

Gen. Weod Returns ‘ To His Duties   Cancels the Leave of Absence Grant, ed, ongiccount of the Raifroad Surike.

WOOD CANGELS ALL ~ SPEAKING. ATES   Gives Up ‘His Leave of Absence and Resumes Duties of Commander \ In Army. L .

GENERAL WOO CANCELS DATES. SPEAKING TOUR   And Resumes His Datles as Comman der of His Department of ihe Army,

GEN. WOOD CANCELS: ALL SPEAKING DATES   Returns to Commund of. Central Dee partment Although Leave of Abxence’ Has Not Expired.

WOOD CANCELS HIS LEAVE OF ABSENCE   Returns to Chicago to-Resume Army Duties Because of Rail Strike.

GEN, WOOD CANCELS SPEAKING TOUR TO RETURN TO DUTY   Situation of Growing Seriousness Throughout Nation WNecessitates His Return to His Post of Com -mand in Chicano.

IGEN. LEONARD WOOD GAVE UP SPEAKING TOUR ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE

GENERAL WOOD 10 HESUME COMMANT   ‘Cancels Leave of Abecnch and Will Return to Chicego—Action Due ‘to Strike Situation

GENERAL WOOD CANCELS LEAVE   Departs for Chicago to Resame  Daties as Commander.

GEN. WOOD CANCELS A EAVE OF ABSENCE FOR CAMPAIGNING   PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE FEELS CALLED TO CHICAGO DURING  yp triror   TO WAR ON REDS   Makes Firm Stand for Ameri. eanism, Denounces One Union Idea.

CANGELS LEAVE; WOOD TO RETURN TO CHICAGO POST   CANDIDATE WOOD SAYS HIS ACTION IS DUE TO RAILROAD STRIKE   PERSONAL CONSIDERATION DOES NOT ENTER, HE SAY:

WOOD GETS BACK “ON SOLDIER JOE   Cancels Leave of Absence and Returns to Duty as Result  of Railroad Strike...’ ©:

General Leonard Wood Places Duty Above Presidential Aspirations and Returns to Army -Command.   ABANDONS. TOUR BECAUSE -OF STRIKE CONDITIONS   Leader of Republican Field Gives Up Leave of Absence to Assume Charge of Central Department of Army.

Wood Com Speaking Engagements  TO RESUME DUTIES  Declares Services May  be Needed

QUITS TOUR IN EAST, RETURNS TO ARMY POST   Says Seriousness of Situ ation Demands His ‘Attention.

Gen. Wood Cancels His Speaking Tou   Commander of Central Department of Army, Given Three Months’ Leave, Will Resume Military Duties as Result of Railroad Strike; Action Is Voluntary.

MAJ: -GEN. WOOD. ~ CANCELLED - - DATES   Gives up His Campaign for Presén' Bocause of Railroad Strike, Re turns. to, Department,

BEGAUGE OF OTAIKE GONDITIGKS      Cancels Leave of Absence to Resume His Duties as Commanding General of the United States

“BOY MAYOR” SEIS TRIAL IN UPROAR WITH TESTIMONY   Former Executive Brings New Evidence in Fraud Hearing.   FEELING GETS BITTER   Hot Investigation Into Testimony Begun By Defendants.

Belfast Remains Quiet   Soldiers With Machine Guns Ready ta Pravant Outhraeaake

BELFAST CONTINUED QUIET SATURDAY   Mills and Factories to Re. open Monday.

Seldiers Arrive from England With Field   SINN FEINERS MAKE EXTENSIVE RAIDS

BELFAGT QUIET: FURTHER RIOTS NOT LOOKED FOR   Soldiers Are On Watch With Machine Guns in Recently Disturbed Areas; Public Meetings Are Banned.

BELFAST QUIET AS ARTILLERY  REACHES CIT}   Piles of Bricks and Stones Kept on Hand in Case of  eee a

BRITISH SOLDIERS CONTROL SITUATION . AT BELFAST TODA‘   City Quiet With Arrival of Mor Troops.and Artillery from Breland

STRIKES CLOSE COAL MINES   Day Lahborers’ Walkout Renders 12,006 Illinois. Miners’ I

ILLINGIS MINERS QUIT   ; 19,000 Men Strike For Higher Pay— Score Of Mines Closed,

7200 MINERS (DLE  IN ILLINOIS FIELDS   Men Quit Their ‘Jobs Asking For More Wages in the Big Franklin County Mine District, Say Reports From Chi ca00 Today.

MANY COAL MINES ARE CLOSED.   Day Laborers Aggravating Strike of Illineis Coal Wen.

COAL MINERS STRIKE IN ILL   Reports State 12,000 Men Are Idle—Many Shafts Are Shut Down 

TWO ARRESTS MADE AFTER BANK ROBBER’   MEN BELIEVED CONNECTED WITH ARKANSAS CRIME  ARE TAKEN      Bloodhounds Follow Trail Back to Where Package of Money, Was Hidden

a EE—————EEES  TWO ARRESTS MADE AFTER BANK ROBBERY   MEN BELIEVED CONNECTED WITH ARKANSAS CRIME ARE TAKEN   Bloodhounds Follow Trail Back to Where Package of Money Was Hidden

BOMB SERB PRINCE’S TRAIN   Attempt Made to Assassinate Alexan. der During His Tour in Bosnia— ' Two Coaches Wrecked.

JAP OWNERSHIP OF CALIFORNIA LANDS SPELLS DOOM OF U. S.   University President Says Educators of Coast Realize Menace of Oriental Plans to Extend Colonization.

MAKE ATTACK IN PRIPET DISTRICI   Anticipate New. Russian Offen. sive.On Northern Ead Of Polish Battle Front.

OLES LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK AGAINST REDS   Polish Forces Anticipate New Offensive By Bolsheviki and Throw Efforts In Attack To Block Design; Capture 1,000 Prisoners.

RUSSO-POLISH CONFERENCE HAS FRIENDLY ZONE   Anticipating a ya New Offensive The Poles Deliver Strong Attack North of Pripet District.

LAWRENCE THINKS DRIFT NOT ENOUGH   Writer Does Not Agree With Hopes of Democrats on the inside   GREAT CHANGE iS MADE   Result Differs Widely From That of Three Weeks Ago, He Declares

WANT CONTROL OF TANGIER   Thousands Attend Mass Meeting Demanding Release from French Rule

PLENTY OF MONEY TO HELP SEAT SOCIALISTS   Both Democrats and Republicans Send Money to Help Socialists Retain Seat—May Employ Hughes.

SOCIALISTS HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY TO FIGHT CASE   Deposed New York Assemblyman Will Secure Emminent Legal Talent to Ficht Cases in Court.

! DEMOCRATS-REPUBLICANS t FLIRY WITH 'THE SOCIALIST PROBLEM IN NEW YORK

DNEY TOR OUOPENDED SOCIALISTS   Members of Other Parties Help Fight Their  Cause.

HUGHES MAY HELP UNSEATED SOCIALISTS   Money Flows in to Party o Headquarters to Aid [ in Fight °°   MAY TAKE TWO WEEKS

NO PLAN TO RESTRICT CREDIT SAYS BOARD   Governor Harding, of Federal Reserve Board, Refutes Charge That League is Endeavoring Through the Board to Further Plan.

BANKERS MAKE NEW CHARGE 'GAINST LEAGUE   Say League is Trying to Create Condition of Credit  Restrictions

CHARGES   Is Seeking a Condition of Dramatic Credit Restrictions Denied.

ARGENTINA CAN NOT AID IN RELIEVING SHORTAGE OF SUGAR IN AMERICA   EMBARGO ON EXPORTS FROM  SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY RETAINED BY PRESIDENT.

ENLARGED COMMITTEE 18 NOT SATISAETOR   New Method OF Considering Ap proriations DHsannrovec.

[TOPEKA NEGROES WOULD KEEP Hid. IN KANSAS   Bon't Want Tosurrectionist Returned to Arkans:s.

RS ge ee ea  RESOLUTIONS: PASSED .  : OPPOSING REQUISITION FOR ROBERT HILI

HILL: EXTRADITION FIGHT IS‘ON TODAY   Senator Arthur Capper Has Urged Governor Allen Not to Send Negro Back to Arkansas for Trial.

REF UGEON N TRIAL,      For Allen Must’ Pass On Cate Of Alleged Negro Insurgent

IOWA MINERS NOT YET AGREED   New Committee to Attempt to Set  tle Wage Qeestion.

OF SOUTH CENTRAL MEET Tt BE STAGED HERE NEXT SATURDAY   “Jumbo” Stiehm and “Cotton™ Brandt Secured as Officials

FUGD, CLOTH, : CLOTHES ARE FAMING TWN   48 Retail Commodities Listed as Palting in Price in      OTHER ARTICLES BEING ©) EXPORTED ARE REDUCED.   200 Wholesale Cuts Noted in Report of Labor Depart- . ment Announced,

Spreading Over  Entire Countr       ae              APPROXIMATELY 248 ARTICLE MANUFACTURED COMMODTI’ WHOLESALE AND RETAITI ARE INCLUDED .THEREIN   Rents, Building Materials and. Fin Dwellings Seem to Present the 0 Exception To General Price € ting, But They Too Will Fee  thea Ay Sagan.

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY HIGHT ARTICLES AFFECTED BY RECENT PRICE SLASHING MOVEMENT.   FYPORTS GONG DOWN   Price ss on Export Articles Show ? Steady Decline.—Coal Shumyps SZ to 83 Per Ton in the Kastern States,

MORE PRICES 60 DOWN TOBOGGAN   Food, Clathing and Fuel Joi Slide Toward Lower Prices That Bean in Auto Trade.   INOT BUILDING MATERIAL

PRICE CUTTING IN ALL LINE   248 ARTICLES OF FOOD, CLOTH NG AND MANUFACTURED : PRODUCTS DECLINE

BUILDING ,. MATERIAL IS STILL   PRICES or 248 COMMODITIES  HA¥ME SUMPED IN THE PAST FEW OAYS

MANY ARTICLES IN PRICE DECLINE   ONLY BUILDING MATERIALS HOLDING ITS OWN. SOME PRICES WAY DOWN,

Food, Clothing Lead In  Slashing Movement RENTALS EXCEPTED  Ceneral Slump Will Average 11 Per Cent

BIG REDUCTION IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES CLAIMED BY EXPERTS.

wernment Report Shows Price Drop Movement fs Spreadina Ranidiv.   JILDING MATERIAL UP   ute Shortage of Homes Keep: Rents and Lumber at Present Prices.

RETAIL PRICES OF 248 ARTICLES HAVE BEEN REDUCED   AND WHOLESALE PRICES OF 150 COMMODITIES HAVE SLUMPED FROW 1 TO 11 PER CENT

CARPENTIERN'S WARDROBE BIG,   Fichter Has Best Suite in One of Newest Hotels.

SOME WARDROBE IS CARPENTIER’   And French Champ Has Valet, Maid, Secretary, Trainer And Manager, Besides ‘Miseus.”’

CHAMPION G. CARPENTIER IS PRIZE FIGHTER DE LUXE   An 18-Caret, 999 Fine Beat Brummel With Wardrobs Fit for. Ancient Monarch and Then Some.

LEAGUE VERY MICH ALIVE ASSERTION OF LORD ROBERT CECI   Report Shows Great Progress il Setting up Machinery of -the Learue

HN SHORT SESSION OF HP; THE LEAGUE TODA   Consideration of Committee Appointments Chief Feature With Rules for Procedure is  Under I Discussion at. This

OFS NEW LEAGUE VERY MUCH ALIVE, ANSWERING CRITICS   Lord Cecil Réefers At Geneva te Rumors of Its Decease “In Some Countries.”

 PORT FALL FESTIVAL  WILL OPEN ON BRIDAY   WILL HAVE- FINE J ENTERTAIN » MENT.IN N SCONNECTION - WITk FRSOTIV AL *

PORT.FALL FESTIVAL WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY   WILL HAVE FINE © ENTERTAIN MENT IN CONNECTION, WITI FESTIVAL

IWEGRO IS MENACED BY A MOB   Three Hermdred Men Surreunde Jail at Danville, Ky.

20,000,000 GERMANS NARKS ARE MISSING   Sent: From Berlin to Essen They Did Not-: Atrive and Nobody Seeins to “Know What Became of Them. —  "20,000,000 In AIL, ©

20,000,000 GERMANS MARKS ARE (MISSING   Sent From Berlin to Essen They Did Not Arrive and Nobody Seems to Know What Became of Them. — 20.000.000 In All.

Company Tonday af Tre Cents a ;   PROPOSE STREET PAVING   improvement May Be Ordered on North Harrison Street, at

STREET SIGNS ARE ORDERED   Council Accepted Bid of Local Cempany Tuesday at Three Cents a Letter.   PROPOSE STREET PAVING   Improvement May Be Ordered on Nerth Harrison Street, at Blue River.

GOVERNMENT 15 TAKEN TO TAOK BY HARD GOAL MINERS   Not Powerful Enough to Force Operators to Live Up to Awards, They Say.   FIERY ORATORY MARKS SESSION OF CONVENTION   Delegates Oppose Either Presidential Commission or Seeretary of Labor Plan for Settling Wage Controversy, but Agree It Would be Folly to Undertake Strike at This Time,

HERY ORATORY AY CONVENTION   Commission and Contract are Both Opposed   BY MINERS’ LEADERS   While Neither Plan is Satisfactory Delegates are Practic-. ally Unanimous in Declaring it Would be Folly to Attempt to Strike at This Time— Many Sugvestions Offered

‘Delegates Oppose Either Presidential Commission or Seeretary of Labor lan for Settling Wage Controversy, but Agree It Would be Folly to Undertake Strike at This Time,

COAL MINERS CALL STRIKE FOOLISH NOV   But Are Dissatisfied With Proposed Methods of Agreement.

HUNGER STRIKERS RELEASED ON PARCL   Prisoners Refuse to Accep the Stipulation to Return to Prison After Recovery

JOYLESS HOLIDAYS FOR BOYS   Three Sentenced to Receive No Presenta or Take Part in Christmas.

“ORGY OF DESTRUCTION,      One Man Held nnd Two Others Sought nat Liverpool.

BLAMES SINN FEIN.   Liverpool Dispatch Describes “Orgy  et Mb aane Mt

JOHNSON INCREASES LEAD OVER HOOVEE   Returns Are Received From 57 of 58 Counties,

BANDIT TRi0 ‘LOOT MAIL CAR MAKE GETAWAY      Haul Is Estimated a‘ Between $25,000

NO CLUE TO THE MAIL ROBBERY   Minneapolis inepectora Seeking the Identity of Raedits.

ARE WITHOUT CLUES      As to Identity of Robbers Whe Looted Mail Car

WILSON APPROVES ANTHRACITE AWARD   Majority. Report of Commission Accepted Despite the:_ Fhreats of Miners   ENCREASE !s epanten   President: Urges Workers to Accept Award and Carry Tt Into Affect

MINERS GET 20 PER CENT HIKE   President Approves Anthra cite Commission’s Report.   Miners Employed As Company Men Advanced 17 Per Cent— Retroactive.

Commission Says No Reasor for Raising Price of Coal to Consumers.   GUARDS IN TROUBLE ZONE   W, S. Stone, Brotherhood Chief, Sees End of Big Strikes in Future,

MINERS ARE TOLD BY PRESIDENT TO KEEP THEIR WORD   Hard Coal Diggers Given To Un derstand There ls An Honor on _ Which Civilization Stands   DISSATISFIED WITH THE : AWARD OF COMMISSION   (Whieh Will Add Substantially Te Wages Bat Should Not Raise the Retailers’ Price,

MINERS GIVEN INCREASES.   President Wilson Approves Ma. jority Report of Anthracite Goal Commission,

WILSON GIVES APPROVAL TO MAJORITY REPORT OF ANTHRACITE COMMISSIO!

WILSON APPROVES WAGE BOOST   Places 0. K. on Miners’ Scale Fixed By Cemmission   INCREASE PUT AT 20 PERCENT   Workers Will Receive $18.000.000 in Back Pay *

MAJORITY AWARD 10 MINERS 15 APPROVED   PRESENT WILSON REFUSES TO SUBSTITUTE MINORITY WAGE REPORT.   Secretary of Labor Calls Meeting cf Joint Committee to Ratify the Increase.

WAGE RAISE [a GIVEN MINERS   PRESIDENT WILSON GIVES APPROVAL TO MAJORITY  ANTHRACITE REPORT.

THE PRESIDENT + IS SPUNKING UF   Accepts the Challenge of Anthracite Coal Miners Who Threaten io Strike.    PEOPLE WiLL FIND A SUBSTITUTE FUEL   Difference of Opinion as to Effect of Award on Price ak Coal”

APPROVES MINE WAGE DECISION   President Sigus Majority Reper Granting Increases Ranging from 17 te 20 Per Cent   Strict Fulfillment of Pledges 1s En couraged in Telegram Seat  frogs the White House

WILSON APPROVES COAL REPORT GIVING 20 PER CENT PAY RAISE   $85,000,000 Increase Not To Jump Price Of Coal, President Says.

COAL COMMISSION ‘REPORT APPROVED   ANTHRACITE WORKERS WILL “GET GENERAL INCREASE . "OF WAGES.   ‘A DECLINE IN. PRICES   .The Award Will Not Justify Any ; Increase at Retail, Says the Retort   President Wilson in General Approves All the Findings of the  Wks pees Sie hous:

17 PER CENT. - INCREASE IS ~ GIVEN MINERS   WILSON ACCEPTS MAJORITY REPORT; MAY CAUSE STRIKE OF ANTHRACITE MINERS 

INGREASE AND BACK PAY APPROVED BY WILSON   THIS OFFERS NO JUSTIFICA TION FOR INCREASE IN RETAIL COAL PRICES.

HARD CORL MINERS GIVEN WAGE RANE OF 17-20 PER CENT   Majority Report of Anthracite Coal Commission Approved by President Wilson.   NO ADVANCE IN RETAIL PRICES SHOULD FOLLOW   Commission Declares Decline From Present Coal Price Can Be Expected.

WAGE Ig. APPROVE   Contract Miners. to. Re:  ceive 20 Per Cent Over > .Present: Rates.

STRIKE THREAT HOTLY REBUKED   PRESEDENT WLLSON FIBM IN a7-: TITUDE TO MINERS   [ELLS THEM 10 KEEP PLEDGE’   Approves Report of Wage Commis sion to Anthracite Men, And Warne Them See Will Be Accepted.

Majority Report of Anthracite Commission Given Executive Approval   HIGHER RETAIL PRICE IS HELD UNJUSTIFIED   ADVANCES AMOUNT TO 17 PER CENT; MINERS THREATENED STRIKE TF REPORT WAS APPROVED.

Président Approves _. Commission Repor'   Majovity Report. Increases Wires o Cont Miners Twenty Per Cent-Ove Present Rates.

WILSON ACCEPTS REPORT 10 RAISE COAL MINE WAGE   ncrease Should Not Re sult In Higher Prices, Is Advice.

WILSON APPRAVES COAL WAGE REPORT   MAJORITY REPORT OF OPER. ATORS FAVORED DESPITE PROTESTS OF MINERS,

PRESIDENT. APPROVES. NEW WAGE   TWENTY PER CENT ADVANCH AUTHORIZED BY THE AN- THRACITE COAL COM... MISSION... _..,  ™]   FIX MINIMUM WAGE   Lower Paid Men Will Receive 53% cents an Hour fn Futere—Oth ers Advance Proportions 4  or

COAL COMMISSION REPORT APPROVEL   ANTHRACITE WORKERS WILL GET GENERAL INCREASE OF WAGES   The Award Will Not Justify Any) Increase at Retail, Says the Report   President Wilson in General Approves All the Findings of the Commission

$85,000,000 WAGE INCREASE FOR COAL MINERS. APPROVED   MAJORITY REPORT OF AN. THRACITE COMMISSION’ . ZS KTVEN OC. kK. SS   PRICE TINA PFECTEN   Any Sharp Advance in Retail Quotations Not Due to Award.

'HRACEER  coats Aa: “ADVANCE is : CUAL DIGGERS,          I  ioost in Retail Prices oh Coat  few ‘Uni negessary—Award a, - tronct a

WILSON APPROVES OF WAGE BOOST   PRESIDENT O. K.’S COAL COMMISSION RE. PORT.

AL MINERS IN  He ANTHRACITE IELDS GRANTED WAGE INCREASE   on Signs Majority Rert Adding About $85,0,000 to the Nation's el Bill Annually,   iDEN LAYS DOWN THE LAW TO DIGGERS       ys He Expects Them To cept Committee Award nd Carry It Into Effect i Good Faith,

ANT THAGITE MEN GET AN INCREASE   President Wilson Approves Award for Coal Miners.   BOOSTS WAGE 20 PER CENT   Means $85,000,000 Raise in Coal Dig. gers’ Pay—President Strikes Out Provision Fixing Terms of Retroactive Payments.

PRESIDENT WILGUN ANSWER THREAT OF GOAL MINERD   Says Majority Report on Wage Award Will Certainly Stand.   IS READY FOR SHOWDOWN

HARD COAL MINERS GET 20 P. G, RAISE   President Appioves $85,000, 000 a Year Increase. as   $18,000,000 IN BACK PAY

WAGES UP: PRICES DOWN   Coal Wage Report Declares No Jus: ification for Hiking Prices in,  ge

Wilson Approves Report Increasing Wages of Anthracite Coal Miner:

MINERS’ THREAT DISREGARDED   Majority Renort of Cea! CammnlsSion Approved by Wid3an,   EXPEGTS MEN TO ACGEPT

PRESIDENT APPROVES RAISE FOR MINERS   In Sharp Reply to Ultimatum Wil  son Wars Witkesbarve Men Not. to Quit Work.

“RAISE MINERS’ WAGE   ANTHRACITE WORKERS WIN DEMAND FOR MORE PAY.     The Presiden’’s Commission Has  ‘Awarded Them an Advance of 20 Per Cent.

NO JUSTIFICATION FOR ADVICE IN THE BETAIL PRICES OF GOAL   Majority Report of Commission, President Wilson Says } "Consistent with a Decline in Prices”

PRES. WILSON APPROVES COAL REPORT      Miners to Get 20 Per. cent Increase Over Wage. :

FACES PROBLEM -OFPREVENTING ANOTHER STRIKE   President Studies Issues Presented In Anthracite Awards.   ULTIMATUM BY SOME OF MINERS   Wilkes-Barre Miners Insist That Minority Report Be Accepted.

Back Pay Award Is $18,000,000 To 175,000 Miners   President Wilson Today Approved Majority  ~ Commission Report---Wage Increases Da  Not Warrant Increase In Retail Price of Coal, Declares Report

caret 7 re   Will Amount to Nearly. Hundred. Millions.’ Yearly Ar: cordizig to Estimates Made  uthorities —Get ein O00 000 ‘Back: ocay- y

Miners Rated as Company Men, “Consideration Miners,” Laborers and Monthly Men Get 17 Per Cent.—Would Have Minimum of 52'c per Hour for Lower Paid Men —Commission Says Raise Should Not Affect Retail Price.

MINERS A BIG PAY INCREASE   Appproves Coal Commmission’s Report Increasing Present Pay 20 Per Cent.   MEANS $85,000,000 INCREASE   President Strikes Out a Provision Fixing the Terms of Retroactive Payments, as Being Outside the Commission's Jurisdiction.

HARD COAL MEN GET PAY RAISE   President Wilson Approves Finding of Anthracite Commission Which Gives 17 per cent Increase.

WILSON APPREVES WAGE INGREASE FOR GOAL MINERS   MINERS THREATEN WALKOUT UNLESS HIGHER AWARD IS MADE

ON APPROVES MAJORITY REPORT ANTHRACITE WAGES   Expects Miners to Accept Award and Carry It Into Effect in Good Faith.   WORKERS PROTEST AND THREATEN A SHUTDOWN   Fact That Back Pay to Extent of $18,000,000 is to be Paid in Lump Sum While Union Officials Press for Wage Advance May Avert Tie-Up.

HARD COAL MEN GET BIG RAISE   President Wilson Approves Twenty Per Cent Increase. in Wages.   ‘REPORT OF THE MAJORITY   Men Will Receive Nearly Two Million In Back Pay. Average Increase Annually Amounts to $85,000,000,

WAGES 10 BE INCREASED MILLIONS   President Wilson Approves Majority Report of the Authracite Coal Commission.

WILSON ORDERS MINERS. 10 TAKE MAJORITY RAISE   Tells Them They Must Abide By Recommendation ~ "As Agreed.

WILSON 0. K.'S MINERS’ BOOST   Appproves Coal Commmission’s Report Increasing Present Pay 20 Per Cent.   MEANS $85,000,000 INCREASE   » President Strikes Out a Provision Fix. ing the Terms of Retroactive Payments, as Being Outside the Commission’s Jurisdiction.

PRESIDENT APPROVES WAGE INCREASE. T0 CONTRACT MINER   Twenty Per Cent Raise Awarded ta Men Will be Eighty-five Million Annually

JOMPANY MEN TO GET 17 PERCENT ADVANOE   Commission’s Report Fixes Scale of 52 1-2 Cents for Lowest Paid Workers,   ‘WILL RECBIVE BACK PAY   Award Is Retroactive and Pro vides Payment of $18,000,000 in Back Salaries,

WILSON APPROVES HARD COAL REPORT   Gives Contract Miners 20 Per Cent More.

sontract Hard Coal Miners Given Increase of 20 Per Cent in Pay.   “Offers No Justification for  Advance in Retail Prices” Ranart Cave.

AWARDS RECEIVE 0. K. FROM WILSON   Commission's Report Increasing Wages of Anthracite Miners Is Approved.  Notice Says Award Does Not Justify An Increased Price For Coal.

ANTHRACITE COAL MINERS GET INCREASE   PRESIDENT WILSON AP. PROVES RISE OF 20 PER CENT FOR CONTRAC'  AITKIN   Award Offers No - Reason -for Higher Retail Price of Coal, Report of Comission Gave.

PRESIDENT APPROVES BIG INCREASES FOR ANTHRACITE WORKERS   20 Per Cent Wage Boost Means 85 Million Dollars Annually,

ANTHRACITE MEN GET INGREASE IN ODAL REPORT      Minimum Wage In Anthracite Industry * For Case Men Will Be 52! Cents . An Hour.

20 PER CENT WAGE ~ INGREASE FOR HARD COAL MEN APPROVET   Board’s Awards Fixes 52 1-3 Cents Per Hous as Minimum Wage.

Appproves Coal Commmission’s ; Report Increasing Present Pay 20 Per Cent.   MEANS $85,000,000 INCREASE   President Strikes Out a Provision Fix. ing the Terms of Retroactive Pay.  ments, as Being Outbide the Commission’s durisdiction.

AWARD WILL STAND      President Wilson Makes Definite Statement to Anthracite Miners 4

WILSON APPROVES INCREASE MINERS PAY 20 PERCENT   52! Cents Per Hour Lowest Wage Paid Mine Worker.

WILSON GIVES APPROVAL TO WAGE RAISE   Endorses Majority Report: of Anthracite Coal “Gam miscion   175,000 MEN AFFECTED   Boost Need Not Result ‘in Higher Coal Price Says Report =

WSN APPROVES REPORT DF WAGE GOMMIOOION IN ANTHRACITE INDISTR   AWARD OF TWENTY PER CENT ADVANCE TO COAL MINERS IS SUGGESTED BY BOARD,

MANORITY REPORT OF COAL COMMISSION   Is Accepted by President Wilson Despite Strike Threat hy Winners.

PRESIDENT ACCEPTS NERS CHALLENG   Approves Majority Report o Anthractte Commission And Now Awalts Actlon.

BODY'S MAJORITY REPORT WILL STAND UP, PRESIDENT TELLS ANTHRACITE. MINERS

WILGON AATIFIES WAGE INCREASE TO GOAL MINERS   Workers Are Notified That They Are Expected to Accept Award and Carry It Into Effect in Good Faith.  FREE ent eT   ta  500,000,000 1S TOTAL   Men Are Warned That in Indorsing Minority Report to Be Used as Threat That Their Challenge Will Be Accepted.

‘COAL BOARD'S FINDINGS MUST BE ACCEPTED   Strike in Hard Coal Ficid Will Not Be Tolerated,  He Declares.

UNION LEADERS FIGHT 10 STOP BIG COAL STRIKE   Insurgents Have Upper Hand And Already 10,000 Pa. Miners Are Out   PONTRACTORS ARE HIT   Ultimatum Is Sent To President Wilson By Strike  TL padarse

HARD COAL MINERS TOLD MUST ACCEPT   Commission’s Wagé Award Approved By President

ANTHRACITE WORKERS GET WAGE INCREASE   President Approves Report of Committee Investigating .> Industry.   AMOUNTS TO 17 PER CENT

WILSON APPROVES ANTHRACITE. GOAL MAJORITY REPOR      Miners Not Pleased, But President Pomts Out They Agreed To Ac cept Commission's Verdict.   THINKS MEN WILL WALK GUT

WILSON PLACES 0. K. ON MINERS’ WAGE ADVANCES   Approves Anthracite Coal Miners’ Wage Boost.  TO GET BACK PAY   Sharp Advances in Retail Prices of (Coal Cannot Be Charged to Wage Advance Report States.

HARD COAL MEN GET 85 MILLION. WAGE INCREASE   Award is Retroactive __Giving- $18,000,000 — . Back Pay

WILSON 0K. CUAL MINERS PAY INCREASE   Wages Are Advanced 20 Per Cent By Anthracite Coal Commission.    ‘MINIMUM RATE IS  —s-«§21%4 CENTS AN HOUR   Miners Will Receive $18,000, 000 in Back Pay Under Award.

EIGHTEEN MILLION ADDED 10 PAYROLL OF MINE WORKERS   Wilson Approves Commission Report Awarding Men Twenty Percent Wage Increase   FIVE DOLLAR DROP IN COAL PRICES PREDICTED TODA)   ‘Head of Wholesale Dealers Says Drop Will Come in November

LAUD HARDING LEAGUE PLANS   Fleed of Congratelatery Tele grams Pours inte Republican Headquarters at Marion   Nominee Will Consider Western Land Problem and Industrial Matters Dering the Week

LAND RECLAMATION HARDING'S THEME   Vesiern Republican Governors to Hear the Snator.

HARDING T0 TURN ATTENTION  NOW TO DOMESTIC PROBLEM   In Speeches of the Next Two Weeks Will Make Only Occasional Reference to League of Nations Fight — One Important Problem, the Reclamation of Western Lands.

HARDING T0-TAKEUP OTHER ISSUE   Questions Gutside of Leagite Fight to be Emphasized In Next Speeches

PASSES UP LEAGUE FOR OTHER ISSUES   Harding Expects to Turn At tention to Other Topics Car Time Reing.

GOVERNORS DAY ON FRONT PORGH   Senator, Harding is to Dis: cuss Reclamation.   WESTERN EXECUTIVES   Will Make Up Leading Part of His Audience—Only Occasional Reference to League Fight is Expected for Time —Other Issuese to be Taken Up by Candidate.

HARDING TO TALK OF RECLAMATION   Republican Candidate Will Turn His Attention to National Problems in Speech to be Delivered Tomorrow; Studies Industrial Life.

WILL TURN TO NEW ISSUES,   Harding to Give League of Nations a Temporary Rest.

RECLAMATION OF LANDS IS SUBJECT OF SENATOR HARDING’S NEXT SPEECH   Governors of Western States Will Visit Marion Tues-, day: Will Outline Labor  Piatfoarm an Sent 6

HARDING TO TAKE UP NEW LSSUES   NOMINEE’S LABOR PLATFORM IS TO BE SET FORTH IN  DETAIL SEPT. 6

HERE'S A GLIMPSE OF THEUNREST AT HOWE AND ABROAL      Italian Workmen, English and Ohio Miners, United Communists Up In Arms  COAT AaTPIKE TOOMS

WORKERS REFUSE TO EVACUATE  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS NEWS BERVICE TFTARTS WEE TA TRIETEY

TOURING WITH SCORE OF HIS NIECES AND NEPHEWS   This is the May Georgia Cottor - Planter Entertains Young Relatives,

American Heiress Secures a Divorce  From Duke Who Wedded for Gold

AMERICAN DUCHESS DIVORCES HUSBANE   Former Consualo Vanderbilt, Ireed From Doke of Marlborough-—-Loan«       dion Sochay Crowds Court Roatan.

THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH IS GIVEN A DIVORCE  A REPRESENTATIVE OF ARIS: TOCRACY SOLD FOR TITLE.   DIVORCE ACTION WAS — LONDON SOCIETY EVENT

charges of Infidelity Win Decree; Courtroom Takes On Appearance of Scent of Brilliant Sopial Affair   Former Consuelo Vanderbilt Tl At Nice, is Not Able to Attend Trial in London: Marital Troubles Reviewed

THIRD STROKE,   War Veteran jn Critical <‘andition From Paralytic Stroke.

Zara Also to Be Internatlor alized Under League Nations, if Rome Accept Plan of Council, 9°.   CONCEDES RIGHTS OF DALMATIAN ITALIAN!   Decline to Make Any Alter ations in Line Drawn”B President Wilson Outfin ing Territory, .

TO REACH AGREEMENT      J ugo-Slavs Submit Supreme Effort to Council.

ACCEPTS LEAGUE'S RULE IN DALMATI   Two Islands Given Italy and Demili tarization of Othcrs In Adriatic. Hold To Wilson's Line. -

THE HOME SITUATION 1S SERIOUS   PEOPLE SEARCHING LUBBOCK DAILY FOR HOMES, AND LEAVE WITH A BAD IMPRESSION OF OUR TOWN   LARGE NUMBER OF RENT HOUSES MUST BE PROVIDED   If Lubbock Maintains a Reputation For Favoring People Who Would Make residence Here, More Recognition of the Home Situation le Essential—-And Quick Action Is Imperative.

PEOPLE SEARCHING LUBBOCK DAILY FOR HOMES, AND LEAVE WITH A BAD IMPRESSION OF OUR TOWN   If Lubbock Maintains a Reputation For Favoring People Who Would Make residence Here, More Recognition of the Home Situation Is Essential—And Quick Action Is Imperative.

CARRANZA IS STILL FUGITIVE   Governor of Vera Cruz Es. capes to Join President

TAMPICO IS TAKEN BY OBREGON FORCES   GEN. GONZALES REFUSES TO AC CEPT PROGRAM INTENDED T¢ REPUDIATE THE ENTIRE CAR RANZA REGIME.

ANTISTRIKE BILL IN FRANCE   Government Propores ‘Arbitration for ' All Labor Disputes—Admits Right to Strike.

GENERAL HAWKINS DEAD:   Aged Civil War Fighter Dead Pron Fractored Skull E

GENERAL HAWKINS TS KILLED BY AUTI   Fanous—as Commander ~e New York Zouaves -In Civil: War w

GENERAL HAWKINS, CIVIL WAR FAME, IS KILLED.   ‘Eighty-nine Year Old Veteran Hit by  SD sut¢coensn baila

CIVIL WAR HERO DEAD ~~      General Rush Hawkins, Commander of Zouaves, Hit by Auto.

WILLIAM BENNETT JR., KILLED WIFE AND UNBORN CHILD   HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT   West Virginia Mob of One Hundre Takes Man Who Was Writer and Editor Out of Jail and Summarily Dealt With

POLO GAR GOES OVERMAN: RUNS THRU BIG CROWD   Thrilling Dual Accident at Fair Excites 10,000 People; Three Men are Hurt

AUTO POLO. PLAYER HURT.   Member of Teams Competing at Bur. Hngton Huried from Machins.

Effort Made to Swing N. Y. Delegation to Wood; Claim General Entitled to Votes

DESERTER. A FIRE FIEND   Says Wheels in Head’ Made Flix Start Five Hote! Blazes:

25 BODIFS ARE RECOVERED,   Partly Reports of Patalities in Parti aanhke Are Conftirimed.

2 DEATHS DUE TO EARTHOUAKE   SHOCKS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGI OVER WIDE AREA OF MEXICO

MANY DEATHS IN EARTHQUAKE   barivy Keperts of Fatalities In Wexs ico tonfirmed.

EARTHQUAKE CAUSED NUMEROUS FATALITIES   Damiaye Was Done to Property Over Wide Areas, Mexico City Leports,

MERCHANTS wna e I N ANCE XMAS FOR SEVE! Ey PEOPLE,        Two Thousand Doliars in Gold To Be 31

GULD SANTA CLAUS   : MERCHANTS WILL FINANCE XMAS FOR SEVENTY PROPLE.   Two Thousand Dollars in Gold To Bi Giiven Away in Becember.

DALLAS MAN 1s HELD GnAnGE WITH SHOOTING   HELD EN CONNECTION WITH TH! SHOOTING OF HOTEL BELL BOY IN HIS ROOM IN DETROIT.

BELLE HOP AAS SHOT   Wealthy” Peoxsis Plumber Held tox Investigation, %

DALLAS BUSINESS MAN UNDER ARRES}   4ELD IN CONNECTION WITH SHOOTING OF BELL BOY IN A HOTEL IN OETROIT.

DALLAS MAN SHOT BELLBOY   Held by Detroit Police Until Seriousness of Wounds Known

FAUTORY (5 REGAPTUNED FROM REDS Ao WTAUANS AWAIT PREMIER'S ALTON   Excitement Grows as Industrial “John D.”: Confers With Giolitti in Attempt to Re- © gain Control of Metal Plants.   NATION FEARS REVOLT’S SPREAD WILL PARALYZE ALL PRODUCTION.

TTALIAN TROOPS SEIZE FACTORIES HELD BY REDS   NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL BUT WORKERS OFFERED RAISES

DANK AT BOLDSHITY   bb. SUMMERS WILL WANAGE NEW INSTIPUTION,   iachininith One ot Few Towns in State  Without Banking Pacilities.

LEBANON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY FREE FROM DEBT:   Last Financial Obligation Burned Tuesday Even: ing—Hon. C. R. Lantz, President for 35 Years and John Reinoehl, Treasurer for 53 Years. Re-elected to Positions. -

BAR ASSOCIATION: CONVENTION ENDS   No Action Taken on Committee Report Relative to League of. Nations

LAWYERS SHUN ° LEAGUE ISSUI   AVOID WORLD LEAGUE DISCUSSIO" PRONOUNCING IT A POLITICAL ISSUE.

LAWYERS TAKE NO AGTION ON LEAGUE COMMITTEE REPORT   Speaker At Closing Banquet .Declares Coming Election Will ‘Be Dezided Upon Foreign Issues.   FNCOURAGED BY LEADERS

SHORTAGE OF FUEL PERILS INDUSTRIES   Hines Orders Complete Re-Estab: lishment of Preferential Lists.   WAR REGULATIONS RECALLED   Railroads Are Given the PreferenceRules Adopted by United States Fuel Administration Are Put Into Effect.

SHORTAGE OF COAL AGAIN LOOMS UP   Results in Complete Re-Establishment of Preferential Lists by Hines.   RAILROADS GIVEN PREFER! ic:   Director General Recaile Old Liste Used for Division of Coa! During War by the United States Fuel Administration.

COAL SHORTAGE AGAIN SERIOUS   Resuits in Complete Re-Establishment of Prefer ential Lists by Hines?  ote   PAHROADS GIVEN PREFERENCE   Director General Recalls C!d Lists Used for Division of Coal During War by the United States Fuel Administration.

AID FOR FARMERS   House Sub-Cammittea Instructed to Frame Legistatton

CONG, HAUGEN TO NAME COMMITTEE   To Frame Legislation fer the Rellei of Farmers Hit By Recent  ° Price Reductions,

TG FRAME FARM LEGISLATION      Special Sub-Committee of Five Members Authorized by House Agricultural Committee Today.

TAX SALE SMALL   Only Eleven Pieces of Property Went to Sale Teday

Tammany Boss Indicted Today   Chas. FH. Murphy Charged Witt Consplracy to Defraud the Federal Government.

“BOSS MURPHY” INDICTED   Tamany Hall Leaders and Others Hele For Conspiracy. Bills Against Profitesre Also

INDICTMENT FOR TAMMANY CHIEF   Chas- F. Murphy Charged by Grand Jury With Conspiring to Defraud Government.   SUIT INVOLVES HUGE SUM!

TAMMANY HALL CHIEFS NAMED IN GRAFT. PROBE   Charles Murphy lodicted=My Specia . Grand Jury.

BOSS OF TAMMANY HALL INDICTED IN NEW YORK   Three Others Accused of Defrauding the Government Out of Excess Profits Taxes.

TAMMANY BOSS TO FACE COURT   Head of Tammany Hal! and Four Others Indicted by Federal Grand Jury; Conspiracy is Charged.

BROOKS SATISFIES “DRY” ADVOCATES   YORK CONGRESSMAN 'TELLS NO-LICENSE LEAGUE HE WILL BACK VOLSTEAD ACT   HAWKINS LESS DEFINITE

BROOKS SATISFIES _ “DRY” ADVOC ATES   Congressman Informs No-Li« cense League He Will Back Volstead Act—Wanted Ci. der Restrictions Removed.

FARMERS MEET TO DEWISE NEN CREDIT SYSTEM   PRODUCTION STIFLED BY PRES. ENT CREDIT CONDITIONS, DELEGATES CLAM,

ATTEND pone   Representatives. ‘of Num. - erous Organizations Are in Chicago.

FARMERS REQUIRE — CREDIT EXPANSION   Two-Day Meeting Opens at Washington.

‘New Hampshire, Once First ‘of All States for Growth, 'Shows Only 12,000 in Decade

NcWo ollUWo VENIZELOS GABINE!  “DUSTED   Both Parties. Are Claiming Victory on Basis of Early Returns

NcWo utilWc VENIZELOS CABINET “OUSTE   Both Parties Are Claiming Victory on Basis of Early Returns

DANNUNZIO TAKES CONTROL ISLANDS      Refuses to Accept Terms of Settlement of Adriatic. Disnute.   TOWNS ALSO ARE TAKEN   Mobs Form and Rally to Sug. . port of Aviator-Poet . * In Fiume,

Independent Socialists of Left Join With  the Communists.   BERLIN IS UNEASY;   General Strike to Be Pulled Off, Under New Movement.

onan  URGE A WORLD REVOLUTION.      Group of German Socialists Joins th  Clarmwmuniat Party.

IYANNUNZIO MANES MOVE.   Forces Occupy Zone Involved in Recent Adriatic Negotiations, ’

At Annual Shorthorn Sale in This Cit  Monday---Sixty Head Sold---Large Crowd Attended.

MUCH INTEREST ON ~ FRIENDSHIP ROUTE   TOWNS LOOK FORWARD TO VISIT BY LAWRENCE ! BUSINESS MEN   WELCOMED COMMITTEE   itinerary Run, Made Yesterday. ‘ : = °  Showed Antic pation All Along The Line   Oskaloosa Is Busy With Prepara tions for Mid-day Reception of Visitors

MUCH INTEREST ON  FRIENDSHIP ROUTE   TOWNS LOUK FORWARD TC VISIT BY LAWRENCE ‘ BUSENESS MEN      WELCOMED COMMITTEE   itinerary Run, Made Yesterda} Showed Antic pation ALL! Along The Line.   Oskaloosa Is Busy With Prepara tions for Mid-day Reeeption of V

——— ean Kao“ rst—“‘( n>  Hard Coal Miners Reject Maximum Wage Offer of Anthracite Operator:

Hard Coal Miners Reject Maximum Wage Offer of Anthracite Operators

“REJECT WAGE AGREEMENT   Hard Coal Men Refuse to Accept Wage Settlement.

HARD COAL -MINERS /- UNANIMOUSLY REJECT NEW WAGE AGREEMEN   Contain, Maximum Offer of Anthracite Operutors, Submitted to Seeretary of Labor Wilson.  ee ee ee.

EVERY MAN IN WYOMING CARRIES A GUN   TESTIFIES A WITNESS AT A COR. ONER'’S INQUEST IN CHICAGO  me 22 4adaPeaea’t e242 os & BOR

Murder Case Was Halted While .Physiclaus Examined Defend-_ - gn. :

RETURNED KING SAYS  HE WILL AID GREEKS TO STRENGTHEN TIES   Emotional Demonstrations Welcom: Exiled Monarch, and Both Repatriated Ruler sind Wife Weep

FEELS i ~TOWARO ALLIES   CONSTANTINE SENDS MESSAGE TO GREPR. BROPLE UPON HES RETURN TO THRONE.   Hopes to Show Hignseld Worthy and Will Do ATE He Can ‘foward strengthening ire ag" s Rela tions With Allied) Nations,

PAPER SHORTAGE HITS ARMY   Recruiting Bureau Forced to Stop Its Newspaper Syndicate Service and Rely on Advertising.

NEWS SHORTAGE 1 MAKING ITSELF FEL   Recruiting Publicity Bureau of the Army Decides To Discontinue Syndicate Service.

PRESIDENT MAY _ MAKE REPLY TO HARDING CHARGE   Sweeping Denial Is Issued by Officials Who Were at Versailles

WARREN HARDING   STRONG POSSIBILITY” HE WELL REPLY TO THE CHARGES OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.   Made Statement There Was a Differcnve Between the Frerch and Enlish Phrases in the Treatr Ulsuses.

THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   \;-achine Goes Over Embankment Near Bingham, Utah—Driver Lost Contro! on Curve. .

JAPAN SURPRISED AT JOHNSON CLAIMS   Foreign Office Issues State ment Commenting on Allegations

JAPAN DOUBTS ASSERTIONS Of HS AN AKER   Feeling Toward America In creased by Charges of Wholesale Smuggling   PROOF OF ALLEGATIONS IS WANTED {IN TOKIO   Statesmen Declare They. Think Representative Must Be Mistaken in Case

ANTI - AMERICAN FREEING GROWS AMONG JAPANESE   Democratic Nominee Withholds “Important Insert” From Printed Address

JAPS DENY GIVING AID TO SMUGGLERS   Tokio Officially Refutes Charge That Consuls Aid in’ Helping Orientals Cross Border.

SOVIET RULE IN PART OF POLAND HELD BY REDS   Brest-Litovsk Falls Into Hands Of The Bolsheviks; No Peace In Sight.   BULLETIN.

RUSSIANS TURN BACK MISSION; ARMY ADVANCES    Warsaw, Capital of Poland, is Threatened by Onrush of Bolsheviki Hordes   ASKS PEACE AUTHORITY   Bolsheviki Tell Mission It Will Not Merely Negotiate an Armistice

MAY TAKE THE BIG BATTLE ACROSS WATER   Jack Kearns, Manager for Jack Dempsey, Sees Little Prospect of Holding the Mill in Mexican Town.

HERDES OF DIXIE ARE YOUNG AGAIN   Confederate Veterans Meet ir Housten for Thirtieth Annual Reunion’

HOUSTON (5 HOST TO THOUSANDS OF SOUTHS VETERANS   GOVERNOR HOBBY Is EXPECTED TO MAKE TALK TO GATHERING TODAY.   “LAST” REUNION FOR MAN   Sons of Confederacy Hold First Session of Convention and number of Addresses Are De livered.

SOUTHERNERS QUIT.   Wholesale Grocers Drop Ont ¢ z Sait Against Packers.

GROC ERS  ABANDON BIG) PACKER SUT!   Petition to Prevent Shipment of Gro ceries in Refrigerator Cars Withdrawn Following Dissolution.

GROCERS WITHDRAW IN CASE OF ‘BIG FIVE   Association With More That 2,000 Members Drops Suit.

DELEGATES OF IOWA FARMERS HOLD MEETINC   May Vote to Affiliate with American Farm Bureau Federation.

WILL DECIDE OK AFFILIATION WITh NAT. FARM BUREAL   STATE FEDERATION HAS ABOUT 130,000 MEMBERS.   GOVERNORS OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA SPEAK TONIGHT.   lowa Has Largest Farm Bureau Mem. bership of Any State in Union And May be First to Ratify Constitution.

CHICAGO FACES COAL SHORTAGE   scHouLs Do. NOT? HAVE ANY SURPLUS ON HAND.’   GRAND JURY WILL BE ASKED “FOR MURDER CHARGE.   This & Altitude of City Health _Commisslover if Death end . Safferiug Result. e

OWNERS MUST HEAT FLATS IN GOOD SHAPE   Or Face Prison Sentence In Cages of Death Resulting From Ex. posure.

MOB STORMS JAIL ANI BUBN NEGROES AT THE STAKE: WERE ACCUSE OF KILLING WHITE MIEN

RACE RIOTS — IN TEXA “ARE FEAREL      AS RESULT OF BURN IN G'AT STAKE. OF Twe NEGROES   Victims. May E Have Been In: Nocent of -the Murder og ed Against Them  y Mob Who Tortured

TRYING 10 AVOID  RAGE TROUBLE   Armed Volunteers Patrolling Streets In Paris, Texas, To Prevent Conflict As Result of Mob’s Action.

TWO NEGROES BURNED _ AT STAKE IN TEXAS   (By Associated Press.) Race Trouble Now Feared—Armec Volunteers Patrolting Streets” of ’ Paris, Texas. ;

TWO NEGROES ARE BURNED 10 STAKE   “Wrong Men,” Says Oklahoma Sheriff, Hearmg Of Action By Texas Mob.

RACE RIOTS IN TEXAS _ ARE FEAREL   ‘AS. RESULT OF BURN. ING AT STAKE OF TWO NECRORG   Victims May Have Been In =nocent of the Murder  “Charged Against Them by Mob. Who Tortured Them 9.0...

RUSH SITUATION fd TENGE, FEAR CONFLAGRATION   No Civil Law South of the Boyne River Except That Administered by the Republican Courts.   Sinn Feiners Clearing Country of Barracks. Atlantic iners Put Into Liverpool Instead of Queenstown.

IRELAND BECOMES AN ARMED CAME   Civil Law Breaking and Trouble On a General Scale May Come Soon   LINERS DON’T LAND   Baltic, Carrying Australiay Bishop, Will Proceed Direct  to Liverpooi

TROOPS POURING IN PAST.   HALF OF COUNTRY IS IN, VIRTUAL CONTROL IF. SINN FEIN.

CLOUD HANGS OVER IRELAND   Uprising Imminent Belief in Responsible Quarters   REINFORCEMENTS DAILY TO 80,000 FORGE ENGLISH SOLDIERS ALREADY THERE   Military and Revolutionar Rule Now Nearly Equal— Practically All Police Bar racks Cleared By Sinu Fein ers—No Civil Law Seuth ot Boyne River

ISH GONFLAGRATION ~MOWEXPECTED DAILY   SITUATION IS RECOGNIZED AS MOMENTARILY GROWING-MORE - SERIOUS.   Sinn Feiners, After Ridding Country of Barracks, Turn Attention to Farm Houses.

FEAR WORST IN GREEN ToL IN VERY FEW OAS   TROOPS POURING IN FAST.   HALF OF COUNTRY IS IN VIRTUAL CONTROL IF. SINN FEIN.

REPEBECANS TA CAUCUS.   Meeting of Importance to Wisconsiz Division of the Party Called to Mect at Madison.

TO GATHER HERE JULY 14   “Regulars” Cal Conference ta Draft:  “= Phaiform; 2,000 Invita” thons Sent Out © *

 Captures 4,000 Prisoners, Four Armored Trains, 350 Machine Guns and 59 Pieces Cannon.

TROOPS RUSH TO QUELL BIG PRISON DELIVER)   OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS, LIFE-TEMERS. INVOLVED

PERSHING URGES KEEPING CAMPS   TO RECOMMEND RESUMPTION OF MAKING WAR MATERIALS.  Would Care for Rapid Expansion of the Army.—Decision Beached by General After Inspections,

EROHING FAVOR KEEPING WARTIME NUCLEUS IN SHAPE   i al   Would Retain Cantonments and  Nitrate Plants in Way That   Would Be Economical.

RETAIN ARMY POSTS   SUCH WILL BE ®. TION OF GEN, PER        ‘OMMENDAHIN         From ‘Tour of Cumps Will Payor       Holding Rioof War Tine Posts For Hapid Expansion.

PERSHING DECLARES AMERIGANISM IS VERY STRONG   General Finds Sentiment of Nation Favors Some Kind - Of Universal Training

CITIZENSHIP IS SOUND TO CORE, SAYS PERSHINE   General, Back in Washington,   Sees Wave of Americanism.— ) Wants Some Camps Kept.

PERGKING IN FAVOR QF US, READINESS   Completes 3 Months Tour of  Nation and Will Recommend Holding Cantonments,   NOT “TALKING POLITICS”

ASKED T0 GONTINUE THE KIRK HEARING   PARSONS WAKES REQUEST OF IOWA JUDGE,   Nebraska Prison Officiais Want Action on Weit ef Prohibition to Wait tntil October 19,

CASE OUT OF HANDS OF MUNICIPAL COURT   Habeas Corpus Action to Re: lease Fugitive Is Stayed bj Tribunal’s Order—Hearing Set for Thursday.

WOULD OWN STOCK YARDS,   Dealers and Producers to be in Control Under Plans.

PAGKER PLAN FOR DISPOSITION OF YARD ROLDING:   Ultimate Ownership by Livestock Dealers and Producers is Proposed.   AN OPTION OF SALE TO BOSTON CAPITALISTS FILEL   Holding Company Would he Formed Which Would Offer Securities to Persons Who Produce and Sell Livestock, Represented in Management

PACKERS PREPARE TO GIVE UP YARDS   Peepose To Sell Holdings To Live stock Dealers and Producers lf Government Willing

Ultimate Ownership by Livestock Dealers and Producers s Proposed in Proaram Presented to Court

WOMAN CAPTIVE OF REDS MAKES GOOD HER ESCAPY   Companion of American Red Gross Worker Held by Bolshevik in Constantinople

American Red Cross Nurse Escapes Reds   Carries News of Captain Kilpatrickh— Will Be Released Soon.

SAYS KILPATRICK IN GOOD HEALTH   Woman Refugee Brings Re. port of American Taken By Bolshevik.

NURSE ESCAPES FROM BOLSHEVIK   MAKES WAY TO TURKISH CAPITAL—TELLS HER STORY  Was Captured When Soviet Army Surrounded Novo Alexievska—Reports Fate of Capt. Kilpatrick.

re a oe 5 Rs Ob ee Ps 88.) 3 gt J nec. Cross Nurse Captured. a  D.. Balalencctie Mial 3 By Bolsheviix Makes Escape

USSIAN REDS ze WILL FREE YAN      Boisheviki to Release eve Americans, s Repo       the Frontier.

GIRL CAPTIVE OF REDS. ESCAPES   Interpreter for Red Cross Ar tives in Constantinople; U. S,. Captain Safe.

Will Also Speak in Alabama, Aecording to Republican Headauarters Announcement.

TREMBLING IN THEIR BOOTS   Violators, of Prohibition Law in Ghica go Given St. Vitus Dance by Judge Landis,

UAK LUAD OF SALT in barrels and slot Bring us your produce. when. you ‘want salt. Moore & Hooten.

EXAMINATION JAN. 22   For Position of Postmaster at Mt. Alton, Pa.

EMBARGO PUT ON FREIGHT   Chicago Terminal Managers Take Ac tion to Relieve the Present  Coal Shortage.

HARD COAL MINERS _ READY TO PROCEED   AGREE TO ACCEPT WILSON’S SUGGESTION OF _COMMISSON.

OPERATORS ALSO ACCEPT PROPOSA   Joint Anthracite Scale Committee Will Meet Again With Secretary Wilson in Washington Tuesday.

OPERATORS WILLING      Will Accept President’s Com. mission Proposal

MINERS ACCEPT WILSON OFFER   That a Commission Be Namec to Adjust Wage Disputes.

A DELUGE AT LAWRENCE.   Nearly Bevan, Fae Inches of Rain Fell Nicht. 

BOY BANDIT  MAKES HAUL   Holds Up 9 Men in Council Bluffs Office-—Takes SS00 Cash and Tiiawena* SF ine

BOY BANDIT MAKES HAJI   Holds Up 9 Men in Council Blais Officc—Tnkes $800 Cash and Biamend> Rins.

NEGRO MEETS DEATH FROM KENTUCKY MOB   Grant Smith Is Hanged to Tel> h Pole For ge gs ear - Old Daughter o  : ig Se ae Farmer.

ACCUSED NEGRO LYNCHED   Prisoner Taken From Officers by Crowe and Hanged to Telegraph Pole

LYNCHED NEGRO IN KENTUCKY   VMob Overpowered “Sheriff anid Took  Prisgner to Telegraph Pole.

KENTUCKY MOB LYNGHES NESE   Culprit Was Beiisved To Have At. ‘tacked Fourteen-Year-Old White Girl.

NEGRO LYNCHED BY KENTUCKIANS IN SINDEN PAI       Alleged Assailant of Young Girl Is Taken From Police and Hanged.

NEGRO HANGED TQ PRONE POLE AT RIAYSLICK KY   Taken From Officers Who Were Returning Him From Michigan.

N.Y. BAR ASSOCIATION 10 HELP SOCIALISTS   By Vote of 174 to 117 It Choose: Five Members to Appear Before Assembly Committee.

NEW YORK BAR PUTS HUGHES TO REPRESENT SOCIALIST!   PFermer Candidate tor President Will Assist in Battle to Reinstate Socialist in New York  Leeisivture

LAWYERS. WILL NO SOGIALISTa IN THEIR FIGHT   New York Bar Votes tc Help Reinstate Ousted. Legislators

REAL ESTATE DEALER IS TARRED AND FEATHERED   Objected To ‘Use Of Word ‘Hurt In Papers.

JACKSONVILLE MAN IS GIVEN A COAT OF TA®   Objected to Use of the Word “Hun” and Later Was Treated Rough.

TARRED IN JACKSONVILLE   Real Estate Man Is Victim —Had Ob. jected to the Use of the Word “Hun.”

BUSINESS MAN A MOB VICTIM   ee ae  Farred, Kenthered and Lahelled a Hen at Jacksonville. Fia.

END OF COAL STRIKE HINGES ON DISTRIC   Ten Thousand Refuse to Re turn Pending Concession.

MEN'S CLOTHING PRICES TO BE LOWER-IN SPRINE   Fall .and Winter Prices Hav  Reached Their Lowest Point. fav Wholesalers.   BEDUCTIONS ‘ANNOUNCED.

CHANGE URGED UPON FARMERS   Methods of Producers Are Condemned By Secretary of  Fair Price Commission.

SECRETARY OF OHIO FAIR PRICE COMMISSION SCORES ORGANIZATIONS OF FARMERS

INGANE NEGRE SHOT BY Plast   RESISTS ARREST FOR 48 HOURS BODY RIPDLED WITH BULLETS

SHERIFF’S POSSE KILLS NEGRO   Barricaded in His Cabin Stood Off O@cers Forty-eight Hours.

®  . “GAS SUPPLY SHORT.  Many. Cities Hadly Affected Owing '. to Coal: Scarcity.

GAS SUPPLY SHORT.   Many Cities Badly Affected Owing to Coal Scarcity.

REPUBLICANS PREPARE FOR 1920 CAMPAIGN   Committce of 60 on Platform Will be Appoint: d Neve Monday.

6. 0.P. MEN AND WOMEN MEET IN JOINT SESSION   Representatives From Four: teen Central West States Will Take Part.

HOSTILITIES IN MINGO_ COUNTY LULL AS GOLD RAINS DRENCH TENTS   Striking Miners and Mine Guards Mark lime as Bitter Weather Puts Damper on Tug Kiver Valley Trouble

EVICTEDMINERS ARE QUARTERED IN TENT COLONY   Cold Weather and Attendant Hardships Intensify Bitterness Toward Owners   STRIKE BROKEN, SAYS OPERATORS’ OFFICIAL   SMALL GROUP OF STRIKERS TERRORIZES MEN AT WORK, SOMETIMES FIRING (‘INTO MINES, OWNERS SAY.

LIKE REFUGEES “IN WAR REEICA   STRIKING MINERS {N THE TUE RIVER VALLEY: LIVE IN TENT COLONIES

COAL COMPANY. FIRED MINERS FROM JOB AND COMPANY. HOUSES FOR JOINING. Se UNION      Tents Only Shelter in Winter

LEGAL DIOPUTE DELAYS HEARING HE. WOOTTON   Lawyers Quarrel Over the introduction of Certain Evidence: Judge Takes Matter Under Advisement

NEWSPAPERS OF ENGLAND DEMAND HALT   Irish Peace Committee Says Reprisals Are Barrier to Peace.

STOP LYNCHING SAYS THE TIMES   ANXIETY REFLECTED IN BRITISH PRESS OVER BLACK AND TAN REPRISALS.

EVEN ENEMIES OF RISH AROUSED BY LYNCH LAW RULE   Troops Charge Belfast Crowds With Fixed Bayonets.

TYWCH LAW’ IN IRELAND   London Times Is Among Papers Reflecting Concern Over Recurrence of Black and Tan Reprisals.   RIOTING STILL GOES ON UNCHECKED _ WITH NEW WARNINGS OF TORCH

OFFICIAL LYNCH LW   Serious Anxiety Over Recurrence of “Black and Tan” Reprisals. Reflected in Daily Publications

IRELAND CONDITION STIR PRESS OF ENGLAND   System of Reprisals Meeting With Condemnation From Press of Both Sides

EINTORS GAL ON BRITA HALT ANDERS   Even Sharp Critics of Sinn Fein Attack Present Course in rin   LORD MAYOR OF CORK STILL ALIVE BUT WEAK   Belfast Scene of More Rioting and Shooting, Seven Persons Shot

CALL ON ENGLAND TOEND REPRISALS ON SINN FEINERS   English Papers Criticize trish _ Policy of Black and TanPolice Activities.

“BLACK AND TAN REPRISALS RECUF   English Papers Urge Quick  Repression.

BLACK AND TAN REPRISALS ARE DENOUNCEL   Conservative British Press Condemn Irish Police Policy of Government.

RAIDS SCORED AS THE APPLICATION “AF “LYNCH” LAW   Reports from om BelfastToday Tel of Resumption of Rioti jing There

YS BRITAIN'S. IRISH POLICY   London Paper Calls on Gov ernment to Halt “Semi Official Lynch Law”   Murders and Raids jin Irish Towns by Black and Tans Cause Anxiety

CALLS A HALT ON REPRISALS   London Newspapers Term Acts in Ireland Semi-Official Lynching.

BRITISH PRESS ANXIOUS OVER IRISH CRISI.   Unite in Denunciation of Reprisals By the Police.

RAIDS SCORED AS THE APPLICATION OF “LYNGH” LAW   Reports from BelfastToday Tell : of Resumption of Riotine There

ala AMAIETY OVER RECUCICE  (If “BLACK f iM " Th mi ile PHIGALS  Ui

ISH REPRISALS ~ WORRY ENGLAND   “Black and Tan” Reprisals Against Sinn Feiners Must Be Stopped Papers Assert  And Call on Government to Act in Wattor at On-n

ARMED MEN IN ATTACK ON SHIPYARD WORKER   Seven Persons Wounded by Pistol "Firing During Disturbances Last Night,   SOLDIERS USE BAYONETS IN DISPERSING RIOTERS   Seventeen People’ Arrested .on Oharges of Violation of Cur few Law.   ANXIETY FELT IN. LONDON   Recurrence of “Black, and Yan”  Reprisale in Ireland Dis. cussed by Progs.

OPERATION OF  PLANT BY GOVT. IS RECOMMENDEL   Baker Says Uncle Sam Can Make Money  in Nitrates.

GOVT PROFIT IN NITRATE PLANT   ‘Secretary Baker Wants Uncle  Sam to Retain and Operate _ Muscle Shoals Concern.

GONGILIATORY HEPLY FROM ~— THEENTENTE   SEE HOPE NOW OF AGREEMENT   NEVER MEANT TO ACT FINALLY WITHOUT AMERICA

Eal THAT JUGD-OLAVS AND TALIANS ARRITRATE   Council Is Willing to Withdraw December 9 and January 20 Pacts.   DID NOT INTEND TO SHUN WILSON VIEWS   Invite President to Join Them in New Move. For Set-tlement:

ALLIES WILL TRY TO SEE WILSON VIEW   BO UTMOST TO SEE POINT   Agree With President In His Views. Toward Albania—Ex _ plain Seéret Drawing Of Treaty a ay a  pe ee      WISH TO PROCURE SUBSTITUTE

ALLIES DENY INTENT TO. IGNORE U.S   French, English, Premiers to, Join With Pres.   Wilson in Accepting Any Settlement Agreed   Ttaan Batwden Phale and Tron Gtlawia._.

Premiers Deny Intention ‘to Make Adriatic Settlement Without America

PREMIERS YIELD TO MR. WILSOM   Say It Was Never Their Intention to Settle the Adriatic Question Without   CONSULTING AMERICA

Answer to President's Adriatic Note Received, but Nature Not Divulge«

WILL DEFER TO WILSON WISHES   ZEW PLAN PROPOSED FOR ADRI“ATIC SETTLEMENT.   LET PRINCIPALS TAKE A HAND   Suggestion Made by Foreign Pre: miers That Italy and Jugo-Slavia Again Try te Arrive at  an Agreement.

WILSON WELL NOT RECEDE AS 10 ITALY   Cannot Yield on Rearrange ment of Boundaries of : . Albania   SONTROVERSY NOW ENDED   Tone of Note Conciliatory: as t¢ Fiume Region and. E Frontier

Mother Sick, Offers: Baby To Purchaser      DESPERATE. BATTLE. AGAINST ‘POVERTY. REFLECTED-IN “> NEWSPAPER AD:

OFFERS CHILD FOR SALE.   New Vork Wother Takes Thal Vietho of Ralaing Funds to Carry’ On Losing Hattie.

PACKING PLANT BURNED   Largest In South America In Deatroyed, Together With a

BULGARIA, COSTA RICA, EINLAND, LUXENIBURG ADMITTED 10 LEAGUE;  ARMENIA 1S BARRE   Assembly Hopes Latter Will Qual. ify in Short Time; Estonia, Letvia, Etc, Refused

Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Fin.  land and Luxemburg Are Voted Into Assembly

FOUR NEW NATIONS ARE AEGEWED BY LEAGUE; BULGARIA AMONG THEN   FRANCE AND AUSTRALIA REFRAD FROM VOTING ON BULGARIA'S ELECTION,

LEAGUE ADMITS — 4 NEW NATIONS ~ AND REJECTS 5   France Silent in Vote on Bulgaria; China Is Taken In.

LEAGUE ACCEPTS FOUR NEW NATIONS   Expresses Hope That Wil. son Will Aid Armenia

LEAGUE ADMITS FOUR NATIONS   France and Austraila Refuse to Vote When Admission Bulgaria Proposed

FOUR NATIONS ARE ACCEPTED ~ INTO LEAGUE   Bulgaria Gets In-Thoagh France Declines ’ To Vote on” "the Question.   FIVE OTHERS ARE REFUSED   Armenia and Caucasian States . Given, Unfavorable Report. \

1 NEW NATIONS JOIN LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Elected Members   France and Australia Ab. stained “From Voting or Adnission of Bulearia

FOURNATIONS = JOIN THE LEAGUE   France And Australia Silent When Bulgarian Vote is Taken, .   ARMENIA IS TURNED DOWN   Hope Expressed That Conditions in That Country Might Change at as Early Date. Government Weak.

FOUR NATIONS © ENTER LEAGUE   Geneva Assembly Admits States.    TACNA-ARICA CASE HAS BEEN DEFERRED   Dispute Will Be Considered ‘inSeptember.  ~

i ILE THREATENS ~—TOWITHORAM FROM LEAGUE   Will Not Consent To Revision of Treaties With Peru   SPAIN BECOMES . - POWER IN LEAGUE   Is Spokesman For Fifteen Span ish Speaking Nations In The League.

France and Australia. Faile les To Vote on Bulgaria'to Their Records Clear f  Future on Question Whi Witeh+ Aviaa.

Sorta Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Admitted. France and Australia Refrain From Voting In Case of Bulgaria. Costa Rica  Vate Made Unanimous.

ASSEMBLY ADMITS FOUR NEW NATIONS   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxembourg Acted on by League_. at Geneva

trance Joins With Australia With No _ Vote on Bulgaris      DELEGATES .DECIDE TO BE CONSISTENT. ON. QUESTIONS: RELATIVE: TO QUALIFICATIONS: OF APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION "°° 

A NATIONS ADDED TO WORLD BODY   Costa Rica, Finland and Luxem burg Among New Members   FRANCE SILENT ON EX-FOE   Refuses to Vote on Admission o: Bulgaria

CANADA TAKES INTEREST 1h AUDS ACTAIS AT ASSEMBLY   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Finland and Luxemburg Are Admitted at Geneva   VOTE TO REJECT FIVE OTHER COUNTRIES   Armenia, Esthonia, Lithuania, Letria and Georgia Are Denied Place

Bulgaria, Costa Rica, F inland and Luxemburg Added to Roll by Assembly—France and Australia Abstain From Voting When Admission of Bulgaria Came Before Body—  Fails to Recommend Entrance of Armenia Now.

FOUR STATES GIVEN SEATS IN ASSEMBLY   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Luxemburg and Fin land New Members.

FOUR NEW MEMBERS TOLEAGUE OF TIONS IRE APCEPTED TOMY   France and Australia Failed  To Vote on Bulgaria to Keep. i Their Records Clear for the  Future on Question Which  Witeoht Arice.

FOUR NEW NATIONS IN LEAGUE   Bulgaria Admitted; Ne Votes by France and Australia

BULGARIA ONE OF FOUR NATIONS MADE MEMBER‘   Costa Rica, Finland and Luxem bourg Others Taken Into League Today,

BULGARIA, FINLAND AND LUXEMBOURG JOIN LEAGUE LIST   Three European Nations,. With - Costa Rica, Made Members by Assembly Vote.   AUSTRALIA JOINS FRANCE IN NOT RECORDING VOTE   Two Countries Decline. to Put Precedent in Records on Bulgarian Admission.

Four New Nations Are In League   BULGARIA, COSTA RICA FINLAND, LUXEMBOURG, ARE ADMITTED.

POUR NATIONS JOIN LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Fin land and Luxemberg Are the New Members.

LEAGUE ADMITS {NEW MEMBERS INTO THE FOLL   Bulgaria, Costa Rico, Finland and Luxembourg Voted into Full Membership.   Committee Reports Unfavorably on Armenia, Esthonia, Lithuania, Letvia and  fMaanrnia

FOUR NEW NATIONS AODED 10 LEAGUE BY TODAY'S ACTION   International Assembly Ad: mits Other Governments : Into Association; Ar-.  menia Deharred   EXPECT OBJECTION _ ‘TO BE SOON OBIATED      LOOKING TO PRESIDENT WILLS TO PLACE HISTORIC SMALL COUNTRY ON SOUND GOVERN:  MENTAL BASIS QUICKLY :

Bulgaria, Costa Rica, LuxemBourg and Finland Are Admitted—Applications of Five States Turned Down,

Believed to Be Worst in Two Years, Somewhere Nearly Three Thousand Miles From Ameriitan Capital

CANNOT RECALL RATIFICATION OF DRY AMENDMENT   Anti-Saloon Leagues Head Points to Court Decision.

RATIFICATION STANDS      CTION OF FORMER LEGISLATURE CANNOT BE REPEALED.      Rulings Cited ta Show Legislature: Considering Repeal of Prohibiden Ameniment Arc Gut of Bounds.

“TATE LEGISLATUKES — CANNOT REPEAL ~ PROHIBITION   Counsel For Anti-Saloon League Issues Statement.

RATIFICATION MAY NOT BE WITHDRAW!   Counsel for Anti-Salaon Leagu Cites Attempts of New Jerse) und: Qhio to Repeal Acts.

IMPOSSIBLE TO REPEAL FEDERAL DRY AMENDMENT   Anti-Saloon League Attorney Authority for Statement.

STATES POWERLESS TO REPEAL DRY LAW. WHEELER DECLARES   CounselFor Anti-Saloon League Cites 18th. Amendment as Proof of Claim.   A FINAL DECISION SOON   Supreme Cynrt Expected to Pass Before Friday og Actions of States Other Than New Jersey to Be Test Cunstiiutional Ameadment Validity.

STATE UNDER LAW. CANNOT REPEAL A RATIFICATION      This Is Statement’ Made ‘By Anti. Saleon Counsal In Discussing Gov. Smith's Recommendaticn.

CANNOT REPEAL RATIFICATION GF PROHIBITION   New York Governor's Appeal Nraws Statement Of Ne  Doanaal

ARGUES OTATES CANNOT BAGK UP CON RATIFICATION   Anti-Saloon League Attorney Cites Authority for Prohibition Against Repeal of the Amendment Endorsement

WHEELER SAYS CASE 1S GLOSEL   Anti-Saloon League Head Says State Legislators Must Ratify 18th Amendment.

TO REPEAL “AMENDMENT   OF PROHIBITION IS. THE ‘CLAIM MADE:BY WAYNE WHEELER.”    Discusses Attempts of ‘Several States to Do So and Quotes Chief Justice Marshal on Reneal. .

LEGISLATURES CAN'T REPEAL AATIFIGATION OF PROHIBITION LAV   GOVERNORS OF THREE STATES RECOMMEND REPEAL OF STATE RATIFICATION,

CANNOT REPEAL   Such is Claim Made By Wayne B. Wheeler in A Statement   iwwiwe eer ow Sr awe ew se eS  Issued.  New York Governor's Appea Nraws Statement Of Ne Renaal.

LEGISLATURES CANNOT REPEAL PROHIBITION   Counsel ‘for Anti-Saloon League Discusses Moves Made in New York

CAN'T REPEAL RATIFICATION   New York Governors Recommendattan “couted by Attorney.

*CORTIUTONL PROHIBITION   AS ‘Néw York and ‘and New. Jersey Governors “Recommend - —  Cannot Repeat an Act Doi   aetinn —

TWO CHICAGO POLICE ARE KILLED IN CAFE   More Than 100 Inmates Hela as Witnesses.

GERMAN CONTRACT  MAKES CORN RISE      Trade Hears Huns Want a Million  Tons of Cereal for Pigs

ARGENTINE © ‘CORN. UF   Purchase For Gerinans of “Million Tons Sond: Prices Upward. ,

MUST DEFER TD Wlanto OF Tht FOREIGR-BORN   To Avoid Hyphen Problem America Must Steer Clear of World Affairs, He Savs.   Not to Blame for Dividec sympathies During World War, G. 0. P. Candidate Asserts.

AVOID MECOLING HARDING URGES   Tells Audienc. of Foreign Born to Beware of Hyphenism.

HARDING ADVISES — ALL AMERICANS T AVOID: MEDDLING   Does Not Blame ” Foreign “Both for Conflicting Sym pathies During War.

HARDING URGES NO MEDDLING ABROAD BY UNITED STATES   Advises Foreign Born Citizens at Porch Talk Americans Must Stand United.   HUGHES SAYS NATION IS TIRED. OF WAR’S MIASMA   In. New Jersey Address Jurist Reveals Administration’s ‘Fatal Weaknesses.

HARDING SCORES MEDGIING ABROAD   Warns Against Dangers © Hyphenated ‘Citizenship in America.

LOYALTY   Senater Harcing Spoke to the Gathering of Foreign-Gora Americans.

NO MEDDLING, URGES HARDING IN TALK TODAY   ISSUES A WARNING AGAINST DANGERS OF A HYPHENATED CITIZENSHIP,

WOULD PROMOTE HYPHENATED CITIZENSHIP IN AMERICA,   Late Trouble of Thik.Sort Caused By Lack ef Americanizing .

SENATOR HARDING ~ PRATILES: TODA   HARDING'S SPEECH WAS _ SOMEWHAT CONTRADICLORY   Whilo Warning Aguinst Hyphenntec Citlzenship He Excused tha Hy phens in War Times Because The: Were Not Rightly Taught,

HYPHEN UNDER — HARDING'S FIRE   Republican Candidate Talks tc Foreign-Born Americans on “America First.”   NO RGOM FOR DIVISION

TART GALLS PPE CTIA 10 GTTZENSHIE   Must Put an End to Groups, Republican Nominee Tells Foreign Born .

GOV. COX WAS IN SAN FRANCIS. CO BEFORE WOMANS ORGAIZATION   WILL ALSO ADDRESS AUDIENCE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BAY   Sen. Harding Addressed Foreign Born Americans and Warned Against Hyphenated Americanism, Blamed America For Divided Allegience

AVOID MEDDLING 1S HARDING'S ADVICE   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE AD. ‘DRESSES FOREIGN BORN AMERICANS    CANNOT REMAIN. BLIND      Ability to Help Mankind Depend: Upon Being Secure at Home First of All   Coolidge Points Out Development of Cox to Tactics of Ward * Politician

HARDING WARNS AGAINST DIVIDED ALLEGIANCE. SCORES’ MEDDLING IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

HYPHENA TED CITIZENSHIP IS MENACE   Senator Harding Addresse: Foreign-Born Citizens Today.

CANDIDATE WARNS AGAINST HYPHEN   ‘Thorough Americanism Demanded by Senator Harding — Foreigners Must Be Americanized.

Says America Must Avoit Meddling in Affairs Abroad.   ADDRESSES ALIEN BORN      Says Divided Sympathies During War Were Fault of Nation,

Telis Crowd of Foreign Born, United States Must’ Stop Meddling With Others.   DOES NOT BLAME THEM = FOR HAVING SYMPATHIBY   t ON 4  Natural, He Says, They Should Feel Love for Homeland .  A During the War. 3  H   MUST TEACH AMERICANISM    Nation Responsible for © ‘ Never . Having Laid Stress on Its: . ;  Own Institutions. it

Warns Against Dangerof Hyphen ated Citizenship  Does Not Blame Them For Con: flicting Sympathies  No “ Entangling Alliances ”’ Should be Entered Into

FORGET HYPHEN HARDING TELLS FOREIGN BORN   Warns Against Danger of ‘ Hyphenated Citizenship, in Address at Marion.   END PREFIXES; 10 UNITE ALL AMERICA

MEDDLING IN EUROPE DISRUPTS LOYALTY OF FOREIGN BORN IN U.S   Harding Tells Sons of Oth. er Lands the Danger of Hvphen Here.

Mixing in Affairs of Foreign Nations Tends to Creation of Racial Groups At Home and. Prejudice, He Asserts   Warning Against Auy Policy That Would Keep Alive Sympathy of Immigrants With Their Former Home

SMALL WHEAT MOVEMENT FROM FARMERS NOTICED   Practically All” of — Contrac Grades in Chicago Public Ele yalors is Canadian Grown.

WHEAT STRIKE CAUSES ALARM   Chicago Is Getting Only Can adian Grain.   WESTERN MARKET AFFESTED   Small Movement of American Farmers Is Attracting Attention.

ALL. CONTRACT WHEAT IN CHICAGO CANADIAL   Very Short Stocks, in the Elevatora There, Too, Tis Deciared

GERMAN PEOPLE FAVOR A FIGHT   ’ STIRRED TO DEPTHS BY DEMAND FOR WAR CRIMINALS.   NATIONALISM ASSERTS ITSELF   Antagonistic Groups of Fatherland Show Signs of Unity in Opposing Common Foe—Public Men Are Bitter.

M’GRAW PAID SLAVIN. REPORT          sip Says Basebal! Mag ith Actor for the  Broadway Gos nate § f

w’GRAW PAID SLAVIN. REPORT      Broadway Gotmip Says Baseball Mag nate Settled With Actor for the Sum of $20,000.

SAYS M’GRAW PAID SLAVIN    Gossip on Broadway Intimates Actor  mnt G20 000 from Baseball Man.

Greenville Gets  Notable Conventior        ssippi Funeral Pireetors Asso. tion WHE Meet in Groenvillc ‘7 Yost Waar

Greenville Gets 7 "Notable Conventior   Mississippi Panerai Directors Asso. WHI Meet. in Greenville  Novwt Vana»

POPE ALLOWS 2 ARTISTS 10 WORK   Expect the Result Will Be of Great Historie Significance

ARTISTS PERMITTED ‘ON GROUND OF VATICA!    Seulptor Quadroni Modelling  More Than Life-Size Statue of Cardinal Rampollo.

CONVICTED DRAFT DODGER, BERGDOLL, MAKES HIS ESCAPE   Wealthy Philadelphian Who Eluded Authorities More Than Two Years, Then  Sentenced, Is at Large.

GUNVICTED QRAFT DODGER ESCAPES   Bergdoll Visits Home and Makes Gelaway in Motor Car.

BEAGDOLL, DRAFT EVADER, ESCAPES   Eludes Army Officers at His Mother’s Home.   SEARCH NOW UNDER WAY

NOTED DRAFT DODGER ESCAPES FAM lS GUARDS   Son of Wealthy Phila delphian Tricks His Watchers   GETAWAY MADE IN AUTOMOBILE

BERGDOLL, DRAFT DODGER, ESCAPES. ARMY OFFICERS   Jumps «Into Own Fast Motor Car While Under Guard in Philadelphia and Disappears.

WEALTHY YOUNG ARMY DESERTER FLEES IN AUTO   Eludes Sergeants Who Were Guarding Him at His Mother’s Home.

O0GER NODES OFFICER:   Bergdoll, Under Sentence, Makes His Escape,

_  nANFT DODGER craps FROM AMY GUARDS   Reredoll Eludes Sergeants at Philadelphia  Home of Mother

Escapes from Custody Sergeant and Corporal While at Mother’s, Home in Phila. delphia Sub ar b— Police Confident of Quick Recapture

WEALTHY DRAFT DODGER ESCAPES PRISON GUARDS   GROVER BERGDOLE, HUNTED FOR TWO YEARS, DISAPPEARS WHILE ON FURLOUGH,

BERGDOLL ESCAPES IN MOTOR CAR   Draft Dodger Ride: Off Leaving Guard in His Parlor   INQUIRY STARTED INTO COLLUSION IDEA   Mother Convicted of Attempt to Shoot Officers

BERGHSLL ESOAr SS   IN ANS AUTOMOBIL   ‘Gonvieted Graft Evader Makes Sensational Geiaway, -

iL} 3  ATE AGE WI FORGE PRIGES WP   ANY ADVANCE BASED 0! NEW RATE BE ‘‘DELIBER. ATE PROFITEERING’’   Railway Expert Declares Org’y of Higher Prices Likely Will Follow in Wake of New Railroad Tariffs.

Expert Says Appreciable Rise in H.C. L. Will Be  Deliberate Profiteering

SAIS INDUSTRIES CAN ABSORB RAS   “W. JEWETT LAUCK ASSERTS RAILROAD RATES NEED “NOT BOOST PRICES.

RAIL WAGE RAISE WONT INCREASE COST OF LIVING   SAYS ECONOMIC EXPERT OF LARBOR ORGANIZATIONS PNOR. BITANT PRIFITS WILL CARE FOR RAISE   NEW PASSENGER AND PULLMAN RATES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20 FREIGHT RATES araterT 14%

Lauck Says Profiteering, Not Rate Increases, Will Cause Prices to Advance

NEW RATES SHOULDNT HT HG. L.   If Increase Comes, Profiteers To Blame  ECONOMIST TALKS  (ives Gove With New Freight Rates

NU TEA ON Uh PRICE INCREASE MS Lge   EFFECTIVE BY AUG. 925  a *   Railroad Head Declares For Return To Prewar 3asis

FREIGHT RATE AS A TINY FACTOR   Jett Lauck, Economisi, Says It Shouldn’t Affect Prices.

FRENCH DEMAND NEW GUARNTEES   Want Million Marks and Six Hostages to insure Against Demonstrations When Troops Are Returned to Own Soil After Invasion of Germany.

OLGHAN ARNT MELTED AWAY BY DESERTION TO THE BOLSHEVIK FORCE:   FORMER OFFICER IN ARMY EN GAGED IN RUSSIAN CAMPTIGN TELLS NEW STORY.

HOW KOLCHAK LOST THE FIGHT   Reds Lured 86,000 of of His Troops Away from Army

TAKES GEDDES BY SURPRISE   Reported Appointment as Ambassador to America: ‘News to Englishman. .

Cardinal Gibbons’ Pastoral Letter On Page 6   MAY BE AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES

U0, AMBASOADOROHIP 5 STILL DISCUSSED   Sir Geddes Said to Have Been Tendered the Position, To Succeed Viscount Grey But Biothiny Definite is Given  it.

RAISE A RUMPUS IN RUSSIA   Berkmas and Goldman Party Ae cused of Trying to Blow Up ss Saewiet Officialae.

EMMA GOLDMAN BECOMES VICIOUS   She and Berkman Would Blow Up the Russian Soviet.

VE TRIED TO BLOW UP SOVIET  pet FROM UNITED STATES FFICIALS, WASHINGTON LEARN!   » Are In Jail in Moscow for Attempting  , Plant Bombs in a Building Occupied B;  : General Executive Committee of thi Isheviki Government.

WERE DEPORTED ON SOVIET ARK UNE YEAR ARO   Comrades of Goldman and Berkman Try to Kill Chiefs in Soviet Russia.

EMMA GOLDMAN’S ANDALEX BERKMAN'S CRONIES ATTEMPT = *Soviet Ark” Passengers Up To Old Tricks TORINWIIPIENINE TROTSKY AND COMPANY IN MOSCOW

REDS GOLDMAN PARTY ATTEMPT KILL OFFICIALS   Reports Declare Two of the Party Are Now in Jail

U. S. REDS IN RUSSIAN JAIL   Try to Blow Up Building Occupied by the Genera! Executive Committee.

RAILWAY TIEUP DELAYS TRIA   Several Newberry Defendents Absent From-First Day of Hearing.

DELAY OPENING OF NEWBERRY TRIAL   Snowbound Trains Prevent Arrival of Several of the Defendants Tuesday   DEFENSE ATTORNEYS ARE OPTIMISTIC

GOURTAOOM CROWDED FOR NEWBERRY TRIAL   U. 8. SENATOR AND 123 CO-DEFEN-DANTS FACE ELECTION CON-” SPIRACY CHARGES,

SNOW HOLDS UP, OPENING OF THE NEWBERRY CASE   Manistique Man Is One ot the Defendants Who Is  Snowbound.

600,000 FIRE IN ARKANSAS   Earle Cotton Compress Co Plant Destroyed Under Suspicious Circumstances.

COTTON CCMPRESS BURNS   Flames Break Out Ginultaneously in Several Sections of .Plant’ .

5,600 BALES OF COTTON BURN   Plant of Earle Compress Commi Eagle, Ark., Destroyed >» Cid Starts at Several P'aces.

5.600 BALES OF COTTON BURN   Piant of Earle Compress Company at Eagle, Ark., Destroyed — Fire Starts at Several Places..

Plant cf Earle Compress Company in Arkansas is  Late Work of Incendiary

JACKSON MENTIONED   May Be Offered Position of Secretary of State.

ED. JACKSON IS NEW SECRETARY   APPOINTMENT IS MADE TODAY TO SUCCEED W. A. ROACH— HIS SECOND TIME   (By United Tress)

ED JACKSON MAY ' >. BE OFFERED OFFICE   lafayette Man May Be Offered Va caacy Cansed by Desth of W. A. Reach, Secretary of State.

Resolute Sails Along Nicely When the Time Limit Is Reached and Contest Ends,   CUP DEFENDER SAILS AWAY FROM CHALLENGER   Captain Adams and Crew Are “Highly Praised by Yachtmen; Confidence Is Strong * for the Resolute,

SECOND ATTEMPT IN YACHT MEET 5 TIME FAILURE   TIME EXPIRES BEFORE END OF RACK, WITH RESOLUTE WELL IN LEAD

NEITHER SLOOP ABLE TO CROSS FINISH LINE Time Limit § Expires With Resolute Leading.

NO DECISION AFTER SECOND RACE OF THE 1920 YACHT CLASSIC   Resolute, Leadin® British Challenger, Fails to Koy Within Time Limits.   THIRTY MILES MUST BE DONE WITHIN SIX HOURS   Leading Yacht Failing to Make This Time, Race is Called Off.

Yankee Yacht  In Lead When Time Expired   Shamrock IV Was More Than 30 Minutes Be~ hind Resolute When Expiration of Six Hour Limit Intervened.

ih a nec   ISecond Race Called Off When ' Time Limit Finds Course  Uncovered   RESOLUTE. ee TO Pe sHYPERIOR SLOOP   ‘Chal! fencer Still Has Lead  With One Victory to None by Defender

AEQULUTE AREAD BUT UNABLE 10 FINISH IN TIME   A Light Breeze Save: Shamrock IV From Certain Defeat Off Sandy Hook.

RESOLUTE LEADS SHAMROCK TV BUT RACE CALLED OFF   Failure of Wind Prevented Both Boats Making the Course In Prescribed Time   AMERICAN YACHT SHOWS ITS HEELS TO VISITOR EASILY   Led All the Way From the Begin ning and Was Apparently Better Handled

Saturday's Near Race Was Run Under Conditions Ideal in Every Particular, Save the Esgential One of a Stiff Breeze.

GOVERNOR WILL ASK REFERENDUM ON PRIMARY LAW   THIS ONE OF PROPOSITIONS TO BE MADE IN THURSDAY CONFERENCE   AMENDMENT OF TAX LAW 10 BE TALKED   Suggested That Local Communitie: Be Given Control Over All Bond Issues. :

Rerastorff. Told: Government nly Another LusiCould Bring War, ©         WAS ORDERED. TO WATCH ¥ ~ PRES, WILSON CLOSELY   Von Jagow. Says. ‘American , * Executive: Too. Much ..   - Pro-British-Also Too  5 Naive

FORTY - FOUR AIRPLANES COMPETE. FOR PRIZE   Expect World’s Speed Record Will Be Broken at Mineola Thursday—Claim Machine Will Do 200 Miles Per Hour.

BREAKS ARM FOURTH TIME “   ee  Henry Bream, College Athlete, Aecidentally Fails on Pavement.

BRE M POCIFFH rape        Henry Bream, Collese Athlete. Ac  cidentally Falls on Payement.

LAK AND CROWDED   RETAIL COAL DEALERS -INEF: FICIENT SAYS ESCHBACH,   Too Many Dealers and an Under standing Keeps Price too High,

RETAIL: COAL DEALERS “INEE FICIENT SAYS ESCHBACKL, .”         Too any Dealers. and. Lan. standin ig Keeps Price ‘too H iz

AUTO TURNS TURTLE; 2 DEAD   Car Going at High Speed Turns Ove: im Chicana Sishurh.

rwo DIE IN AUTO CRASH   Speeding Car Turns Over on Higgins Road in Outskirts of Chicago.

—— ——- oe  GOVE RNOR BIC KETT WANTS WORKMEN'S COMPENS.A. TION LAW,

COX FAILED TO GIVE EVIDENCE OF G. O. P. FUNL   Senatorial Investigat . ing Committee Has  No Reply.

VOTE DOWN TOBACCO CUTOUT   Agree to Organize “Burley Association” to Protect Intereat of industry,

VOTE DOWN TOBACCO CUTOUT   Agree to Organize “Burley Growers Association” to Protect interest  of industry.

ANNULLMENT. OF HMILESS MARRIAGE “FORECASTED IN ITAL   Precedent Set by Court Deeree is to be Followed by Ef. fort to Pass Legislation With  _ That Provision, and Making Tt Camnulenry. ’ ”

NO CHILDREN  NOM ARRIAGE, _ EDICT iN iTALY   Miian Court Annuis Wedding on This Ground; Press.

NEW GROUNDS FOR ANNULING MARRIAGE   Separation at Milan Granted Because Wedlock .Was Childless—Other ' Applications Expacted.

FOUR DEGREES ARS CONFERREL   J. B. Parkinson, Magnu Swenson, Prof. Stebbins, Prof, Taylor Honored

FOUR HONORARY DEGREES GIVEN   STATE UNIVERSITY CITES PAR: KINSON, SWENSON, TAYLOR AND STEBSINS

COUP OE GRAL WILL BE GIVEN PACT OF PEACE   END OF FIGHT IS VERY NEAR   LITTLE DOUBT TREATY IS TO BE INJECTED INTO CAMPAIGN, NOW

STRENGTH TEST ON TREATY   Senate te Vete Before Adjoursment Today On the Reservations to Article Tes.

SENATE WILL VOTE TODAY UPON TREATY   SEE ISSUES IN- ELECTION      SEEK DEMOCRATIC SUPPOR'

NOW SEEK FINAL ARTICLE X VOTE   Advocates of Compromise Are Working Desperately for Solution of the Problem   EXPECT A FIGHT TODAY   All Factions Now Seem Disposed To “Get It All Over With” As Soon As Possible

FATE 10 BE SOON CETTLED   GERMAN REVOLT ENTERS DISCUSSIONS OF PACT   Bothy Sides Agree Late Developments Not to Affect : Outcome

That Part of the Peace Treaty Upon Which Ratification Will Stand Or Fall To Get, Its Last Solar Plexus Blow To-day ‘By Unanimous Agreement,   SEE SLIGHT GLIMMER OF HOPE

SEVERAL NATIONAL LENGUE PLAYERS MAY BE INDIE TED   Testimony Given to Grand Jury Tuesday Said to  indicate This.   ‘M’GRAW THINKS KAUFF ‘AND TONEY ARE INNOCENT   Heinie Zimmerman and Ha Chase Only Men Ever on Hi: Team Guilty of Wrong Do ing—-Grand Jury Adjourn: Until After Big Series.

WATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS MAY BE INDICTED NEXT   Cook County Grand Jury Hears Evidence of More Crookedness.   HEINIE ZIMMERMAN IN BAD

NY GRAW GIVES TWO PLAYERS CLEAN BILI   GIANTS’ MANAGER DENIES RELEASE OF KAUFF. DUE TO: . GAMBLING, .,

{EW INDICTMENTS ANTICIPATED   ofand Jury 6278 Tasimony of Playars and Managers.

MORE EVIDENGE ” FOR GRAND JURY   National League Players May be Indicted   Centers About Activities of Hal Chase and Heinie Zimmerman Who McGraw Thinks are Only Men Guilty of Wrong Doing that Ever  Plavad on Hie Taam

POLISH FORCES EVACUATE VILNA   AMERICAN SOLDIER MISS. SING IN MINSK ENGAGEMENT.

POLES EVACUATE. VANE THIS MORNIN   After Obstinate Street Fighting the Bolsheviks Take Charge of the City According ‘to Warsaw Reports. — Soviets Makine Gains. . .

POLES FORCE TO LEAVE VILNA-REDS GAIN GROUNE   Stronghold is Given Up After Obsti nato Street Fighting—Number Of Vilkaces Loat.

1700 PLANES SOLD AT CHIC. AGO SHOW, 410 TO ONE PU RCH        Big Lew Parel Lby Oklahoma; Big Deneind for Machines Prom Ot Pields,

(AGE: SROGER——-BIN-SPAREL   Speakers: at Retailers “Convention, See” ne Dean *

PROCERS. BUY SPAREL'   Speakers at Retailers  Convention See Pe en: 2, an

SOCIALISTS CONDEMN. REDS      Scindinayinn ‘Labor "Congress is -e7. Opposed to Bolshevism,

MG. SCOTT DEFEATED   UNOFFICIAL FIGURES INDICATE PRINTERS ELECTED JOHN’

LEADER AND BOSSES NOT IN EVIDENCE   Gen Wood's Supporters Are at Cross Purposes

a a ee  HOSPITAL APPROPRIATION.   Howard County to Build Haven for Tubercular Patients.

HOSPITAL ©: APPROPRIATION.   Mowara County ta. Build Haven’ for , Tubercular. Patients,

RICH JEWS BEING KIDNAPED   mee  Mysterious Disappenrnnce of Men of Means at Budapest.

CIDNAPING GF WEALTHY JEWS IN RURCARY ONE (IF ADEFLING MYSTERIES   OLIVE FAIL TO DETECT CRIMI VALS OR MARE ANY ARRESTS IN CASES,

JAPANESE ARE READY - TO DISCUSS SHANTUNC   A NEW NOTE. ON Zan. SUBJisv a HAS GEEN ADDRESSED TO CHINA   Argument is Made as to’ Why cnoima Shev'¢ Heeonsider ani Negotiate

‘Number of Senators Expect. to   Make Addresses on Subject in Next Few Days.   STILL SEEK COMPROMISE   Negotiations Looking to Agreement Will Be Continued During Discussions.

SUNSIDERA TION U} TRE TREATY BEGAN MONBAY   odge introduces Resolutior Which Opens Debate On The Treaty.

DISPOSITION OF PEACE TREATY NEAR FINALE   Opinion Divided as to the Possibility.ef Compromise on Article Ten as to League   LOT OF TALK WILL ~ BE TURNED ALOOSE   While Being Discussed’ On Floor Negotiations Will Be Continued on The Outside

TREATY IS UP AGAIN   The Ling-Drawn ‘Dehate Begins te Grind Onec More Wh Irrec" onellables. ou Flour. —

PEACE TREATY IS BEFORE THE SENATE   Conideation Of Document Re. sumed In Open By Unanimous Consent.

TREATY NOW ALIVE ISSUE   Having Been Called Up In  the Senate For Action  * Again Today     FIGHT HAS PASSED TO ANOTHER PHASE

CIAMEFLL DISPROPORTIOH OF DELEGATES FROM SOUTH IN BEPHALIGAN CONVENTION WILL CEASE

PROPOSE REDUCTION OF VOTES OF SOUT   Northern Republicans Nausiated b  Evidence of Jobbery in Black  and Tan Delegations.  :

SOUTH PRESENTS NEW PROBLEM TO THE REPUBLICANS   Representation in Future R: publican Campaigns Would Further Be Reduced in  Plans to Be Presented.

UUTHTERINE RG A WORRY 106. 0. P.   MAY CUT DOWN REPRESEN. TATION IN EFFORT TO SOLVE PROBLEM   Result of Week of Hearings On Contests Is Decided Advantage For the Governor Of Illinois,

COMPROMISE (5 COMING AND ON LT, CANDIDATE WILL BE NAME   SOME FORM OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO BE FAVORED      SHAMEFUL DISPROPORTION OF DELEGATES FROM SOUTH IN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WILL CEASE

WILL CUT VOTE OF SOUTH GOP   Further Reduction in Repre sentation to be Urged on National Committee.

i¢PUBLIGANG CONFRONTED WITH NEW PAUBLEMS FOR BENEFIT OF THE WOMEN   President Harding Will Probably Be Asked to Place a Woman in the Cabinet--Will Have a Powerful Lobby in Washington This Winter.

Weman’s Ability to Get Value Received Attracts Aitention of Politicians

VON SIMON HAD TO BACK DOWN   H1S RECENT BOLSHEVIK UTTERANCES GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE,

REDS APPROACH _ GERMAN BORDER   Main Body of Advancing Forces Is 54 Miles Distant; Gov ernment Adopts Defensive Measures Along Entire Frontier; Poland Requests Immediate Armistice

RED ARMY NEAR GERMAN BORDEE   Soviet Troops Push Forward Advance Guard ls ‘Eleven’ Miloe Erom Frontier.   POLAND ASKS ARMISTICE

THE ADVANCE GUARD. 1S RE REPORTED WP y 1° WILES OF THE FRONTIES.   ‘In Military Cireles Hawever, It is No Believed the Reds Will Invade  the Germany Ternit. ry

OKLAHOMA MAJORITY GROWS   President-Elect Harding . Will Have 20,000 Over Cox—Congressional Delegation Republican,

REPUBLICANS WIN IN OKLAHON:   Latest Count Gives Harding 211,342 Against £93,884 for Cex,

“AMERICA DUPED, HARDING SAYS,   “Shocking Discrepancies,” . it Versailles Treaty, He Declares

AMERICA DUPED IN TREATY; HARDING ASKS EXPLANATION   “Shocking Discrepancies” In French and English Texts Charged By G. 0. P. Nominee   ERRORS MAY INVOLVE U. S. IN CONFLICT      New Angle on Treaty Issue Sprung ina Double Barreled Broadside Today

AMERICA OUPED © * HARDING SAYS   “SHOCKING DISCREPANCIES” IN TEXTS OF VERSAILLES TREATY 18 CHARGE  OF SENATOR ©   REFUSES TO CALL COX   SENATE COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN REQUEST TO HAVE IV PARR erTannp &

SFES DIFFERENCE IN THE TWO TEXTS   Senator Harding Says “Sunken Discrepancies” in Covenant May Involve Us In War.   MONROE DOCTRINE INVOLVED   Quotes From French and English Texts in Speech to Delegation of Business Men.

SEN. HARDING —  DEMANDS AN ~~ EXPLANATION   America Duped in the French and English Texts of Versailles  Lreavy   LASHED MEDDLING   Dem. Administration of Past Eight Years Has Inereased IneffiCleneyv

HARDING SEES DISCREPANCIES INTHE TREAT   Makes; Sugyestion That Americ: Has Reen Duped by the Verlex Yreaty      SAYS TEATS MIGHT MASILY IVOLVE Us IN TROULELE   Broadside Fired in Address to Busi tess Men of Riinois, Michiand zagadd Besdéaee

Finds Discrepancies in French and English Text of Monroe Doctrine Clause.   LASHES BUSINESS POLICY   Western Businessmen Told That Democrats Have “Tinkered With Pocketbooks.”

U.S. DUPED WITH  TRANSLATION OF  “TREATY, SAYS HARTING   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

EIGHT YEARS OF DEMOCRATIC RULE MAKE U.S. RECORD FOR INEFFICIENC)

TRICK IS EXPOSED   Harding Bares Discrepancies in French and British Texts of Versailles Treaty Tha! Might Mean War.   MONROE DOCTRINE IS HANGING IN BALANCE   French Text of ‘Agreement Would Destroy Famou: Doctrine That Has Beer Bulwark of United States.

HARDING CHARGES U.S. WAS:-DUPED BY - FRENCH AND BRIT. TSE   Says “Shocking Discrepancies” in Text of Versailles Treaty Might Readily Involve Us in Great Conflict.

FRENCH-ENGLISH TEXTS DON'T JIBE   In Versailles Treaty;. May Easily Involve Us in Unhappy Conflict.

HARDING SAYS AMERICA HAS BEEN DUPED   BY DIFFERENCE IN FRENCH ANT ENGLISH TENTS OF LEAGUE SAFEGUARDING WONROR taeed TRIAL

Viscrepancy Now Claimed Between French and English Version of Covenant   WILL DESTROY MONROE DOCTRINE, HE DECLARES   BENCH TEXT DECLARED ToC  SUBORDINATE DOCTRINE; HARDING SAYS AMERICA WAS MISREPRESENTED.

SENATOR CEIARGES TRANSLATION NOT ‘TRUE RENDITION   ‘epublican Candidate Says Griginal Makes Monroe Doctrine -Subservient to Pact

JO VISITORS   The Few Republicans Who Passed Through Decatur  _ Today Heard Harding   DISCUSS THE ISSUE   Wants to Know Why America Should Adopt League — Cites Text.

OHIO MEN FOR COX   Delegates to Democratic Convertion Assembling in Dayton,

JHIO DEMOCRATS ARE ASSEMBLING ‘OR BEPARTURE   sixteen Coach Loads Will Leave Dayton Saturday For 'Frisec Convention.   Sox Will Not Accompany Ohio Delegation.

is “INDUSTRIAL PRINCE”   Genel Son of En glish King 18  a “Genuine Worker”

IS “INDUSTRIAL PRINCE”   Second’ Son of English Hing 1 ‘a “Genuine Worker”

SHARP REMINDER TO LABOR BOARD   How Long Is It Going to Continue Its “Interminable Discussions” ?

MEETING OF MAINTENANCE CHAIRMEN IS CALLED   Will) Discuss “Interminable Discussions” Now Being Held by the Railroad Labor Board.

$1000 REWARD FOR CHAUFFEUR   Charles W. Hayes is Missing and So is the Sum of $59,000.

A REWARD IS OFFERED   For Chauffeur Who Dis. appeared With $59,008

CHAUFFEUR DISAPPEARED  WITH “CAR LOAD OF MONEY’   Man Had Been Employed But a Short Time, But Haul was Rick;

ICHAUFRER ESCAPED —$59,000.!      He Was a New Employe of Big Banking Concern. ‘

‘NEW BROOM’ SWEEPS CLEAN WITH AUTO AND $59,000; DESTROYS PHOTOS OF SEL!

PERSONAL POINTS OF VIEW   COMINGS AND GOINGS INTO AND OUT OF THE TOWN.   Social and Other Individual Happea: -; ings and Other Local Items of Interest.

PERSONAL POINTS OF VIEW   COMINGS AND GOINGS INTO AND OUT OF THE TOWN.   imge and Other Lecal Items ef Interest.

PERSONAL POINTS:OF VIEW   COMINGS AND GOINGS INTO AND OUT GF THE TOWN.   [Social and Other Individual Happen  imge and Other Local items

Sa Ge ne aN ee ee eae Se ey  NEW YORK GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXPELS: FIVE SOCIALISTS

GIGANTIC CONSPIRACY  TO REGAIN PRESIDENC   Governor Cox charges that voters are being sub. ject to carefully planned political swindle.— Has made thousands of supporters in California. pa Boe

ee penal       Governor Cox. charges that voters ate being subject to carefully planned. political swindle.— — Has made thousands. a t supporters, in a Cali  ornia. 5

HAD NARROW ESCAPE ON RAILROAD TRACK   RUNNER OF SLED CAUGHT I? TRACK AND WAS STRUCK BY TRAIN.

CURRAN DIRECTS HOWAT 10 ORDER MEN TO RETURN   Union Official Must Take Ac tion Or Show Cause to Contrarv.

ORDERS HOWAT TO CALL STRIKE OFF   MUST SEND MEN BACK T! WORK OR SHOW CAUSE WILY HE DOESNT   RELEASED ON BOND   Mine Union Leaders Become Tires of Jail Cells’ and Appeal Case

RDERED TO WORK TODAY  ‘en IN KANSAS ARE fi {Rw Aceanctatad I’rean)

ORDER MINERS TO WORK TIN-XANGKO, COURT TO HOWAT   State’s Attorney-General Ask: ’ That Anti-Strike Injunction Be Made Permanent.   UNION CHIEF’S HEARING ON RULING COMES APRIL.2   11,700 Idle in District; Four Mines Al That Are New - Busy in Territory.

Charge Made Walkout Is_ Directed Against Industrial Court Law—Mine Union Officials Released From Jail.

KANSAS MINE CHIEFS INSTRUCTED 10 CALL MEN BACK TO WORK   Judge Tells Howat to Order  Men to Return to Work After Week of Idleness

MINER CHIEF MUST GETMEN BACK TOWORK   Court Gives Howat Until April 26 to Carry Out Instructions.

HOWAT ORDERED TO SEND MINERS BACK INTO MINES   Given Until April 27 ta Carry Out The Order

HOWAT IS ORDERED T0 CALL BACK HIS MINERS   Permanent Injunction Sought by Attorney General,

UADERG MINERS Unit TO CALL  WORKERS BAGK   ALEXANDER HOWAT DIRECTED - TO ORDER MINERS TO RESUME  THEIK WORK,

MINERS TOLD TO GET BUSY   Judge Orders Howat to Call Off Strike in Kansas Coal Fields.   MUST ACT OR SHOW CAUSE ON APRIL 27

MUST ORDER MINERS TO RETURN TO WORE   HOWATT AND ASSOCIATES MUST SETTLE STRIKE OR TELL THE COURT THE REASON WHY.

HOWAT ORBERED TO SEND MEN TO WORK   Kansas Disorganizer is Released on Bond Today and Must Send Men Back to the Mines or Answer to the Courts,

JUDGE CURRAN -TELLS HOWAT  TO ORDER WEN TO WORK.    He Issues. This Order Along with Releaslag the Meu oa Bond Whe Have Becn in Jall.

URDER HOWAT 10 SEND MEN BACK 10 WORK   Court Demands That Miners Leadef Instruct Workers to Get Busy.   MUST SHOW CAUSE IN COURT ON APRIL 27   Bonds of Howat and Other Approved and Men Are Released.

Judge Curran Directs Union Officials to Send Back to Work Miners who Have Been Idle for a Week   ALL MINES EXCEPT THREE RENDERED INOPERATIVE   Bonds for Labor Leaders Imprisoned for Contempt of the State Industrial Tribunal Meet with Approval

DAPT. FIELD HAS 090,000,000 WHEN HE IS 45   Marshall Field Tied Up For tune to Save Heirs From Idleness.   GRANDSON HANKERING FOR HIS MILLIONS   On His Fiftieth Birthday H Will Receive Entire Fortune.

FDELD MILLIONS HELD TO PROTECT HIS GRANDSONS   Attorney Says Merchant Sough to Save Heirs From Idleness

Indications Said te Point te Barts Oecupation of Piedras Nearas, La. redo and Watameres, Guly import. ant Ports of Eutry Remaining ip Carranza Control,

Mexican Federal Forces Still Refuse Battle to Advancing Insurgents— Last of Border Ports of Entry in Hands of Revolutionists--Carranza Still at Mexico City

PURTHKR SIC”CESSs OF REO HIs.   Credtted With “verteg Sere Riewd. Leen ® tetectes.

MORE BLOODLESS REBEL VICTORIES ~ INMEXICO TOLD          Farly Capture of Carr: nz: Border Posts: Indicated. Word to Agents: i in U.S        ALONG: BORDER SUG        Attack on: Matairioros Plan by Insurrecto Word:-from ‘Washington.

MUR SUGCLOSES CREDITED © REBELS BY LATE REPORTS   VERA, CRUZ GARRISON REVOLTS BUT Crry IS LATER EVACUATED.   LOSING BORDER POINTS   Developments Along National Bounce ary Suggest Possible Fights Near Rio Grande—Numbers Are Deserting.

MEXICAN REBo AGTION SO FAR 5 BLOODLESS   CARBKANZA'S REPORTED FLIGHT PROM MEXICO CITY IS NOT CONFIRMED   Three Possible Points For Plight Near American Border Are To 3e Seen By Observers.

Reports of Further Successes Are Received in Washington; Information Foints to the Occupation of Several More Cities: No Confirmation of Carranza's Leaving   VERA CRUZ GARRISON REVOLTS

“REDS” ON SOVIET ARK EXPECTED TO LAND TODAY   May Be Put Ashore at Bango, Bin  land, and Go by Rait to Tussia.

CONFERENCE OF SENATE LEADERS 1S CALLED   Seek to Determine Effect o  Adriatic Notes on The Treaty Situation.

htne  IVER ADRIATI ori   The President's Note to Allied Premiers Presents  a Barrier to Senate Action on Meow Thaw an Tanke   THE QUERY: “WHERE ARE WE AT?”   America Not a Member of the League of Nations Its Executive Would Control  a ae ie

TREATY MATTERS AT STANDSTILL LEADERS FEARFIII   ‘Conferences Hastily Called Following Note Exchange.   EFFECT IS DISCUSSED   Await Final - Settlement of Adriatic ' Question. ,

UBLIGATION OF AURIATIC NOTES TnRUWS TREATY UP INTO AlR   France and England are in Consternation Over Wilson’s Threat to Withdraw America from Treaty and League Councils

CONFERENCE  IF SENATE. LEADERS HAST SUMMONED   Following the Exchange of Note: Between Wilson and Allies   Officials Hope for the Acceptance ot the President's Proposal

TREATY'S FATE MAY HINGE ON PREMIERS’ NOTE   Hope is Aroused That Desire of Europe May Lead  America In   LEAGUE’S IN THE AIR   Belief Expressed That the Allies Have Yielded to Wilson’s Adriatic Note

DUBUQUE HAS 200,000 FIRE MONDAY Nitti   Fire Prevention Week is Ush. ered in By Spectacular Blaze.   ICE, COAL AND WOOD PLANT DESTROYED   Fire Was of Unknown Origin —$80,000 Worth of Insurance.

LENROOT AND BLAINE LEADERS   The Former Opposed by La Follett and the Latter Supported By Him

LEAGUE CANDIDATES LEAD IN WISCONSIN   . J. BLAINE ENDORSED BY NON PARTISANS, APPARENTLY ' NOMINATED   Governor is Choice of Senators’ Fac tion—-Lenroot Defeats La Follette Opponent

LAFOLLETTE SLATE CHOSEN      ‘Men Endorsed by Senator Victors ir  : Returns From Tuesday Wis-

Three Missing Counties Do Not Poll Enough Votes to Change Result Is Belief.      COMINGS, , EAU AU CLAIRE, WINS NOMINATION      Is La Follette Man for Lieuten ant Governor; Lenroot

WOLCOTT WINS IN DELAWARE   Returns From Primary Indicate Sena tor Will Controi Democratic State Convention.

DELAWARE DEMOCRATS CHOOSE THEIR LEADER   United States Senator Wolcott Will Control Convention at Dover Next Tuesday

WASHINGTON'S NATAL ONY 1S CELEBRATED   NATIONWIDE OBSERVANCE OF ANNIVERSARY BY AMERICAN LEGION POSTS.

BRECKENBRIDGE.  LONG WONT RESIGN   —Later-Pending-His-Race-for Senate in Missourt. .

ALLEGED ROBBERS FIGHT WITH POLICE   As Result of Encounter One Alleged Robber Is Killed, Two Captured and One Officer Is Shot.

THREE MILLION DOLLAR TRAIN ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED   10 Arrested Charged With Complicity in Getting Away ‘With Large Amount of Cash At Council Bluffs—Train Robber in Virginia Shot.

Marine Corps Sergeant Made Gendarme Lieutenant in Hait ‘ by Favoritism of Presider

WAR BRINGS DOWN FHPAPE’S CENSUS   Overseas Nations Show Poten ‘tial Loss int Population . Since 1914. 1

WAR LOSS 25 MILLION   Direct and Indirect “Toll Reached Fearful To*al—- Disease and

GREAT FALLING OFF POPULATION   War the Cause Loss in Population of 35,320,000 Persons.

OO MILLIGNS 5 USS ue i      Decteasé’ Due’ to Men: Kiiled, * Mortality: and. Drop: in : Birth. Rate 

a  rth, Rate Decreased 20,200,000 Since 1914 —9,849,000 Killed in Battles

WAR CLAIMED 40 MILLIONS   ‘Potential and Actual’ Los: of Life Reached That Figure, Is Estimate.   GREATEST DECLINE IN THE BIRTH RATE

DENVER NEXT - MEETING PLACE   Selected by Americar Federation of Labor for 1921 Meeting   Ry Associated Prers.

TRANSLATE PLAN A.F,L. TOACTION   Directed hy the Vileruy Spirit of "+ Samnct Gompers Committee floes to Washington

FEDERATION FIGHTS CRIMINAL PROFITEER   Co-operative ~ Movement i: ~ Planned, With Levy of One  . Dollar on Each Local.   'WATIONAL LABOR’ SCHOOL

“VER CHOSEN ~ SY FEDERATION   Annual Convention of the American Federation of Labor Will be There   CONVENTION CLOSES   Organized Labor is Plan ning for an Aggressive Year in Politics

A.F. OF L, PLANS OWN STORES TO CUT HIGH COSTS   Every Union Assessed to Start the Cooperative Plan Going

ORGANIZED LABOR  ARMED FOR A BIG. YEAR IN POLITIC   Milifant Program Framed at Annual Convention—Sundry Demands That Are to Be Made,

A. FL. PLANS FIGHT ON PROFITEER BY COOPERATIVE MOVE   DENVER IS SELECTED AS MELTING PLACE FOR NEXT CONVENTION.   Control of News and Establish: ment of Labor University Considered.

WITHOLT 4 CANDIDATE.   SELECT DENVER FOR 1921 MEE}   CONVENTION OF AMERICAN FED. ERATION OF LABOR CLOSED AT MONTREAL.   ARMED FOR AGGRESSIVE YEAR

ROK CONTROL IN INDUaT HY AND POLITIC   EMPLOYERS TOLD THEY MUST QUIT OPEN SHOP PLAN   Right of Strike Will Be Maintained; Ask 6 Hour Wark Day.

LABOR PREPARES FORBUSY YEARAS CONVENTIONENDS   LABOR FEDERATION MEETING RESULTS IN OUTLINING PROGRAM FOR YEAR'S ACTIVITIES   NEXT MEETING (N DENVER   Tolorado City is SClected Over Hirmfingham, Ala.—-Political Pare ties Warned They Must Accept Labor's Platform

Ultimatum To Be Delivered To Capital And Political Parties -- Gompers Re-Elected President -- Railroad Group Backs Him.

Colorado City Defeats Sirmingham for Convention and is Made Unanimous Choice on Southerners’ Motion   BACKS CO-OPERATION TO BEAT HIGH LIVING COST   Piedges Assistance to Local and Central Bodies for the Establishing and Operating of Own Stores

A.F.OF L. CONVENTION 10: DENVER IN 1921       ‘entern City Won-in Contest with Tiemingham— Meeting to Re ’. Held ‘in June). eo @

PLEDGES ASSISTANCE IN OPERATING STORES   Next Convention to Be Held in Denver

DENVER CHOSEN ' AS MEETING PLACE   CONVENTION OF THE A. F. OF L WILL BE HELD AT DENVER NEXT YEAR   (By United Press)

A.F.L. TQ MEET IN DENVER IN ’21   BIRMINGHAM, ALA., IS ONLY OTH. ER BIDDER FOR NEXT YEARS CONVENTION

HEAVY YEAR PLANNED BY LABOR HEADS   Political and Economic Questions To Be ° Attacked.

GONVENTION OF LABOR FOR 192 pac TA NEHER   Colorado Capital Wins Over Birmingham in Vote of Federation Members   LABOR UNIVERSITY ONE THING. PROPOSED   Federation ‘Also. interested in Obtaining Control of Numher of Newspapers

AMNVED, GQMPERS RE-ELECTED HEAD OF THE PEDERATION FOR th TIME.  BIEN OFTLINE OF WHAT LA. BOK WILL DEMAND AS FLAN.  WED AT THEIH MEETING,

Co-operative Stores to be Launched in Effort to Eliminate Profiteering.  Co-operative Societies are Beine Planned all Over North America.

A-F.L. TOMEET: IN DENVER IN’21   BIRMINOAN, aa, iS ONLY OTH ER SIDER FOR WEXT YEARS. CONVENTION .

LABOR AGAINST - . PROFITEERING   Federation “Plans. to - Fight * Criminal. Profiteering by ‘Means of Co-operation.

DDE I ee  New Dresses of Marked Individuality  Cleverly Canecarvad Madale ak Dine cee po ee ee Ee ee. ea

LOAN TO FARMERS HITCHCOCK'S AIM   Saitalor. Would: Make Avéllatle - Reserve Bank: Profits,   PLANS: TO-INTROUUGE ‘BILLS:

LOAN TO FARMERS. HITCHCOCK'S AM   Sena or Would Make Avallable ~ Reserve Bank Profits.   PLANS TO INTRODUGE BILLS

TO READJUST. COAL PRICES IN ALL FIELDS   SPECIAL BOARD: WILL PROBE OPERATORS CLAIM . WAGE RAISE MEANS LOSS

NEW PRIGE LEVELS IN ALL GOAL FIELDS MAY BE NECESSARY   Special Committee Will be Named to Compile Data Bearing on Situation.   COMMISSION AT PRESENT IS WITHOUT AUTHORITY   Number of Bituminous Operator, Protest They Are Ineurring Loss Under Existing Maximom Price and the Fourteen Per Cent Wace increase Recently Granted to Miners.

TO READJUST PRICES   Expected to be Part of Coal Strike Settlement

COAL OPERATOR CLAIM PRESENT PRICES 100 LOW   Mine Owners Say They Are Suffering a Loss Undei Present Conditions; Committee Will Make Probe

3 MORE TEST SUITS WITHDRAWN TODAY   Action Today Leaves 57 Complaints Against Coal and Food Commission   HEARING COST DEALERS $23

COAL DEALERS WITHDRAW SUITS   Three More Join Ranks of Re tailers Who Decide Not to Ficht Commission.   COMPLAINTS POURING IN

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY FACES MUCH WORK AT FINAL SESSIONS   Mandate Committee’s Report Main. Unfinished Subject Up for Discussion.   BALFOUR CHARGES EFFORT TO COERCE LEAGUE COUNCIL   Spirited Debate Features Last Day of Geneva Conference by League Members.

U.S, SENATORS OW IRISH COMMITTE   Will Investigate and Publicly Report On Condi _. tions In Ireland. 

Alt CARING TO START SOU   Committee Will Investigate “All Reports of Atrocities that Have Been Committed. —  Meets in Washington To  Conduct Hearine.

AGH HEARINGS TO START. Soot   Committee. Will Investigate Alt Reports of Atrocities that Have Been Committed, —  Meets: in-Washitigton To  Conduct Hearing.”

READY T0 PROBE IRISH TROUBLES   Committee of Senators and Gov—ernors Will Try to Get Facts e@ On Island Row.

U.S, COMMITTEE . ° NAMED TO PROBE: ~~ TBICH CONDITIONS   New York Man Announces Com. * pletion of: Committee” of One-Hundred en Ireland      PUBLIC HEARINGS TO. BE HELD IN. WASHINGTOR   Geddes and De Valera Asked tc Provide Information. ‘

 Selection of American Commit 1 tee Personnel Includes  Officials

Committee To . “Investigate Irelanc   syvald G. Villard Announces Ap‘polntment of Committes of 100 to Report an Conditions in. Treland,

COMMITTEE TO DO INDIVIDUAL INVESTIGATION   Men Selectéd in United States to Hold Probe About England and Ireland.

IRISH INQUIRY OR VILLARG'S NEW COMIAITTEE   Conditions in Ireland, Es pecially Atrocities, to  Be Probed.

RISH CONDITIONS — WILL BE STUDIED   Committee of 100 Named by New Yorker to Report Publicly on Irish Problems.

U.S, COMMITTEE = NAMED TO PROBE IRISH CONDITIONS   New York Man Announces Completion of Committee of One Hundred on Ireland   PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON   Geddes and De Valera Asked to Provide Information

COMMITTEE OF 100.NOW READY   To Hear Testimony in Regard to Conditions in Ire~ Jand. ;

GIRL OAW FEDERAL AGENT SHOOT MAK   Young Woman Says Chauffeur Was Killed With His Hands Up.

AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES   Mexican Official’s Ap. pointment Has Been Katified by Senate

TO Me ee ee Some Kansans ‘Have Unclaimed Freight That's Over 10 Per Cent

Some Kansans:  Have ave Unclaimed Freight That’s Over 10 Per Cent

DEATHS AND FUNERALS   German Warc Vessels Allocated to America Ry the Sapreme  Canneil.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS   THRER SHIPS GIVEN U. S$   German Was Vessels Allocnted t: America By the Sapreme

BOXING BILL Legalizing 15-Round Boyts Is Pana ed By N. Y. Senate. —

DAYAN La FAGING CHPREME BATTLE    He iS THE STORM CENTER ABOUT WHOM REVOLVES THE CONVENTION {SSUES

PROHIBITION HAS DEMOCRATS SPLIT --CAN HE UNITE?  TAN he SC ee ey   Situation Not Unlike That of ‘96 When Boy Orator Won.

CAN BRYAN BE ABLE'TO REPEAT 2   This Question Overshadows Even “Who Will be the Nominee” Amcng The Delegates   RECALLS 24 YEARS AGO   When Similar Circumstance Existed And He Swayed The Party— Cox’s Name is Presented

CAN W. J, BRYAN REPEAT AT FRISCE   That Question Overshadowed the Oné Who Will He The No:ninee, Thursday Morning

CAN BRYAN ner IS QUESTION   Fight on Wet and. Dry Question Overshadow: All Others at Friscc Convention.

BRYAN PROBLEM OF CONVENTION   Political Leaders Wondering if Bryan Can Repeat His Past Performances.   MAY BE A BIG FIGURE   McAdoo Leads Piel

CAN BRYAN SWING CONVENTION OAS IN) 18964   To Many Delegates This Question Overshadowed Even “Who Will Be the Nominee?”

“CAN. W, J, BRYAR REPEAT?”    This is Big Question at Frisco Panventian

PETROLEUM CONSUMPTION NGREASED IN SEPTENBEI   Prodtction Decreased Slightly, _ However, Is tho Latest Report,

JOHNSON aT CLEVELAND.   Senator Rails at Hixzh Prices and Radicalias.

POLISH TROOPS GAIN TAKE 1,000 TROOPS   CONTINUE TO ADVANCE THEIR LINES NORTHEAST OF KOVEL, SAYS OFFICIAL : ANNQOLINGRUIENT

TOWNS OF. SHERRY AND ARPIN TO GET NEW BRIDGES IN 1920; PLAN  SEVERAL ROAD IMPROVEMENT .

CO, COMMITTEE ALLOTS STATE HIGHWAY FUNDS   TOWNS OF SHERRY AND ARPES TO GET NEW BRIDGES IN 1920  PLAN SEVERAL ROAD IM PROYVEMENTS

LEADERS = WOnnice   IEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE SEEM TO BE RUNNING WILD,   Not Able to Get Together on Inport. amt) Legislation,

EGISLATURE   IEMBERS OF wind  FO RE RU   Not Able to Get, Te! sether ou Inipartaut Legisiation. H

300 GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS   To Be Tried Before Allied Trivamals the London Dally Mail Reports,

GERMAN WAR — CRIMINALS FOR ‘TRIAL ONLY 300   THE FIRST LIST DRAWN TOTAL. ED-1200, ACCORDING TO REPORT JUST ISSUED.      All Unimportant Former Leader: Against Whom Only a Slight Charge Could Be Made Were Allowed to Go Free.

WILSON TO ISSUE CAMPAIGN NOTE   New Document May Be Given Quit in 48 Hours.

WILSON 10 (aU NEW CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT SOQK   Exact Nature Secret — May Be Further Reply to San Snenrer.

G. 0. P. WOMEN INSTRUCTED.   Questions and Answers Are Or der at Closing Sesion of Conference.

POLITICAL CATECHISM FOR REPUBLICAN WOMEN   QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ORD. ER AT CLOSING CONFERENCI SYSTEM—TRICKS OF POLITI  CAL TRADE ARE TAUGHT.

6.0, P, WOMEN'S MEETING ENDS   DELEGATES INFORMED ON ALL PETAILS TO FURTHER PARTY WORK

DEMOCRATIC SING WILL BE DRIVE OF REPUBLIGANS   Many Problems. Of Politician, Ex© plamed To Women—How.- Te Persuade Editors One Q£ Them   GOOD WILL BANQUET MONDAY

WOMEN PRIMED AND ALL FED UP UN PARTY WORK   Their Conference Ended. They Start for Home With Exalted Ideas.   Know Now How to Make Democratic Editor Write Republican Editorials.

Premier Also Expresses Wish That We Might Participate in the San Remo Deliberations.   WOULD NOT STARVE GERMANY  INTO OBSERVING THE TREATY

GERMANY ~PARALYTIC” DECLARES PREMIEI   Lloyd George Says “Brain” of Ne Teutea Government Not Obeyed,

SUGAR MARKET AGAIN WEAKEN‘   PRICES DECLINE TO NEW LOW  GROUND FOR RAW AND REFINED GRADES

WILL REDEEM THE BONDs.   Tipton County to Cancel $33,000 Court House Securities,

ILL: REDEEM THE BONDS.      1 Tipton” County 40 Cancel ” $33,000 Court House Securities,

HITCHCOCK TURNS. “DOWN TREATY PLAN   [By L. C. Martin, United Press Staff Corresynondent.}

COMPROMISE (9 UNACCEPTABLE TD HiTewedk   Democratic Leader Flatly Rejects New Proposal! on Article Ten Reservations

COMPROMISE GN ARTICLE X.   Many Dillicutgies Mast Be Overcome Before Senate Nerehes an  Agreement,

HITCHCOCK REJECTS LODGE COMPROMISE   More Abject- Surrender Than Acceptance of Original Res arvatinn. Ha Marlarac

ROCKS AHEAD FOR THE TREAT!   ATTITUDE OF MR. HITCHCOCK -CAUSES SOME CONCERN. LITTLE OPTIMISM.

HITCHCOCK WILL REJECT THE NEW COMPROMISE   SAYS LODGE RESERVATION NOW WORSE THAN AT FIRST,

COMPROMISE HODIRCATION OFT PCERVATION      Provides That. the “United States As-sumes No Obligation To Preserve the Political Independence of fay Deer Notion.”

HITCHCOCK AGAINST COMPROMISE MADE (IN ARTICLE TEN   Says It Would Involve More Abject Surrender Than Acceptance of Original. —

TREATY OBSTACLES ARE NEVER ENDING       eater Hitchesck Rejects . Ladre's Widely Heralded Comp mie ‘ Sulmmitre: Yesterda

COMPROMISE MODIFICATION’   It Provides That the “United States As sumes No Obligation To Preserve the  - : Political Independence of Any Other Nation.” a

PLAN MIDDLE GROUND SENATORS UNSATISFACTORY   SENATOR HITCHCOCK REJECIS MILD RESERVATIONISTS' COMPROMISE AS WORTHLESS.   FACE MANY DIFFICULTIES   Many Objections Must Be Met Before Senate Will Reach Agreement on Pact—Article Ten Is Stambling Block.

WOMAN MEMBER ~ FROM OKLAHOMA   Miss Robertson, Republican, and Anti-Buffrage Worker, Elected fo Lower House of Gonpress.

ving as - Postmistres ~ Two Women. te Judges -. Bench ‘in : Ohio -

LS LNA LLLBLL LLL LL LLC LLL EL  WOMAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS ON G. O. P. TICKET IN OKLAHOMA

WOMEN ELECTED TOCONGRESS   Former Suffrage Opponent Wins Qut in Oklahoma

WOMAN GOES TO: NEXT CONGRESS   Miss Alice M, Robertson: Is: Elected to Seat in. Lower: House by Oklahoma Voter's..   SECOND TO HAVE HONOR

GUNGRESS NOW 10 HAVE WU WOMEN SEATED   Oklahoma Elects He: First Woman As  Representative.

WALKOUT THROW 10,000 MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT   Mediators Arrive at Chicago to Make An Effort to Settle Strike of the Livestock Handlers’ Union.

ATTEMPTS: 10  STOCK YARDS STRIKE    Government Mediators and Labor Unién Officials to Confer; Strikers Defiant.

PACKING PLANTS FACE SHUT DOWN   Department of Labor Mediators Arrive to Attempt a Settlement of Strike   10,000. . OUT...QF : WORK.   Shortage of Fresh Meats in Ghicago Brings a Sharp Advance in Prices

J. 5. LABOR MEDIATORS TRYING TO SETTLE STOCK YARDS STRIKE      Men Declare They Will Hold Out for Their Original Demand  :

STRIKE OF STOCK HANDLERS GROWS; 10,000 MEN IDLE   DEPARTMENT OF LABOR MEDIA TOR WILL ATTEMPT SETTLEMENT.   GOVERNMENT INTERVENES   Employes Urged By Union Official To Remain Out Until Demands Granted—Others Over Nation May Strike.

NO BUTCHERING IN STOCKYARDS   Strike of Livestock Handler: Throws 10,000 Men Out of Work.

GATHER 8&5 REDS TO DEPORT   Arrive From Portland, Ore., Chicage and Intermediate Points by Special Train.

GATHER 85 nEDS TQ DEPORT   Gathered From Portiand, Ore., Chicago * and Intermediate Points by Special Train.

35 REDS FOR DEPORTATION   Aliens Are Gathered at Portiand, Chicago and Other Cities.

EIGHT NEGROES = FIGHT FROM HOUSE   UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAID FIVE WHITES WERE SHOT, SOME FATALLY WOUNDED

HARDING PRECINCT IS G. 0. P.   Senator Carries Home District by 373 to 75—Heavy Vote Is Registered.

CALIFORNIA. VOTE   [By Henry W. Kinney, United Press - Bal Correaenondent.]

Press Declares Action of California Contains Need for  Armed Conflict.

JAPANESE SEE WAR IN ACTION OF CALIFORNIA   Press of Nippon Nation Predic Serious Consequences—Ask Removal of Jap Consul.

JAPAN PEEVED AT CALIF, VOTE   Chic Paper of Tokiv Sees Clouds Ahead and Even Armed Conttic:

JAPAN HINTS AT SERIOUS TROUBLE   General Disappointment and Hints o Serious Consequerices Over Cali. fornia Vote.

Secretary of State Under Carranza Relieved to Have Gone to Guatemala.

HOUSE COMMITTEE “AT WORK OM PLAX PROWIDING BOLL   Republicans Vote 141 to ai _ In Favor of Some Form o Bonus

PARTY CAUCUS FAVORS BONUS TO SOLDIER:   Republican Vote 141 to 49 ii Faver of Bonus; Cash, Land or Insurance

TRUOPS CALLED IN GHAQE AFTER NEGRO OUTLAWS   Men Called From Camp Pike to Se cure Negroes Who Attacked Officers and Took One of Their Color

REGULARS CALLED — TO FIGHT NEGROES   Men Who Took Prisoner From Officers Are Sought   WILL MARCH TO SCENE

UGLY RACE FIGHT  “WARK U8,  TROOPS ISPATCHED TO AD OF SHERI  NRAD COmnIrCr or   NEAR SCENE OF ELAINE OUTBREAK

MADE ASOAULT ON POLIGE TO RESCUE BLACK   Governor Accompanies Arkansas Expedition to Capture Men Whe Attacked Officers.   OVER HARD TRAIC

NEGRO UPRISING IN ARKANSAS. ORAN TROOPS TO QUELL   Officers Seeking Black Alleged to Have Stolen Hogs Are: Attacked in Effort. .   REGULARS WILL MARCH: 12 MILES DUE TO BAD ROADS   Armed Insurgents Expected: to _ Give Up When Confronted : by Soldier Contingent.

REGULAR TROOPS TO GET NEGROES   GOVERNOR BROUGH OF ARK ANSAS HEADS ARMED FOR. CES SEEKING THEM.   INTIMIDATE THE OFFIGER!   Negroes Near Dumas, Arkansas Took From Officers One of Their Ruce Arrested for Hoge Theft.

BROUGH LEADS TROOPS TO QUELL THREATENED ARKANSAS RAGE RIOTS   REGULARS TO SEARCH FOR NE GROES WHO ATTACKED PEACE OFFICER AND TOOK NEGRO PRISONER.

UJ, S. REGULARS ARE HUNTING NEGROES IN ARKANSAS DISTRICT   Governor Leads Party t Apprehend Rioters of Yesterday.

POLESAT WORK “WEAN SOVIET TERM   a Reply Will Be Submitted a ~ Tomorrow's secre: “ Qnecing eee

i ISH REPLY IG “BEING PREPARED   Expect: to Submit Decision to Russia Tomorrow. — Polish Advances Encourage Delegates ‘to Demand More Satisfactory Terms.

POLES PREPARE REPLY TO SOVIET “PEACE TERMS   It 1s Expected It Will Be Pre  sented to Riga Conference:  PN na

VICTORIES FOR THE POLE:   Lida” and Pinsk. Captured ' Fall. of Vina Near—Poles to Answer. Soviet -Terms

EXIC FEDERAL ROPERS JOIN NORA REVOL'   PORTS OF DEFECTIONS FROM  NORA STATE HEARTENED BY RERANKS OF CARRANZA

CONFEREES’ ‘RGREE: ap ot ON PEACE: TIME: “ARMY   Army of 280,090 Kalisted’ Men and ‘17.800 icers Is  v ~ Cpan.

 DEAD, BUT HE PUT OUT FIRE! l Water From Body of “DPropay Sufferer Caced «a Ratiding.

INVOKES LEAGUE AGAINST TREATY   Germany Sends Assembly Protest on Mandates  Not Bound by Versailles Pact  ac in lainnine Save Note

EVEN HER BACKERS BALK PROPOGING HER FOR LEAGUE   Berlin Government No Longer Considers Itself Bound to Surrender Colonies

OVERNMENT DOES NOT CONSIDER TSELF BOUND BY CLAUSE UNDER WHICH COLONIES ARE GIVEN UF   ote of Protest Is Presented to the League of Nations; Says Allies Have Not Fulfilled Their Undertakings; Indiscretion Responsible for Matter Becoming Public.

Germany Disregards Treaty Svvebdishines Colonies; Says  Clause Was Not Carried Out   Note Sent to Assembly Says Government Signed Document Expecting to Be Admitted to League and Participate in Allotments—Mandates and Admission of Former Enemy States Feature Discussions.

GERMANY PRESENTS OFFICIAL PROTEST   Govt. No Longer Considers Itself Bound By Treaty Of  Versailles.

(ERMANY« DEFIANT OVER LOST COLONIES   PROTFSTS TO LEAGUE, SAYING SHE REFUSES TO BE BOUND  LU PARLITION eid   ALLIES BREAK PACT?   Mie ™ Berlin Says Terms Not Fulfilled—— Geddes Talks of British-Amere ie ican Interests. (ia

DOES NOT CONSIDER SELF TO BE BOUND BY TREATY: NOTE iS SENT TO: LEAGUE

To Be Built’ ‘at: “Danger Points Along. the Great Lakes to Protect Vessels  . —Automatic Warning.

WIRELESS AID FOR SKIPPERS SUS. SCHEME      Automatic Danger Signals to Be Placed at Points About Lake Shores

PRINT PAPER» PRICE TO RISE   Further Advances Will Be Made On July 1st

NEITHER FORMER KAISER NOR CROWN PRINGE IMPLICATED   Amerongen Castle and Weir. ingen Island Are Both Closely Guarded,   PROMINENT SU?PORTERS OF EBERTS ARE ARRESTET   Baron Von Wargetheim, Superior Garrison Officer at Altona, Issues Statement Annotnting Advent of ImPerlan Government — Counter Measures Expected Last Night.

Neither He or Former Orown Prinec Implicated in Overiarew ef Goveramesnt.

CONSOLIDATE VOTE   Ballot fer Congressman Tabulated in This District.

CLARA SHITH WENT TOHAMON BEDSIDE, PHYSICIAN SAYS   Clothing of Former Oklahome Politician and Oil Millionaire Is Delivered to _ Prosecutor.

LETTER 'FELEGRAPH SERVICE WOULD BE PROVIDED IX A MEASURE BY TE. SOLON

ZEPPPELIN FLIES OVER PARIS   L-72, Which Was Turned Over to France by Germany, Cheered by People.

JARDWARE. IMPLEMENT & FURNITURE NEWS   Edited Each Week by M.E. Southwick...

LEAD WORLD TO “TUTLAW WAR” AMERICA'S DUTY   Willing to Do Anything Short of Surrendering Nation’s Independence to Attain World Concord, Says Harding.   MIOCUSSES FARM ISSUES   If Senate Hadn’t Exercised Constitutional Functions America Would Now Be at War, Is Belief of Republican Nominee.

SENATOR HARDING WOULD OUTLAW WAR      Republican Standard : Bearer Favor: .Plan to Secure Peace of the World.

a) OUTLAW WAR      Wants Gratitude Shown to Americans. Who Took Part in World War and Wants to "Show It in an Effective Way.

NARING WOULD OUTLAW STRIFE   Hopes United States Wil Lead in the Effort   OFF HIS FRONT PORCH   Republican Candidate Addresses Crowd at HomeComing Celebration at Mt. Gilead—Would Show Gratitude to Soldiers by Making War Impossible

NATION OWES DEBT TO WAR VETERANS DEGLARES HARDING   G. 0. P. Candidate Says Senate Saved Armenia From Another War.   SPEAKS AT MT. GILEAD, 0.

HOPES AMERICA WILL TARE LEAD TO OUTLAW WAR   Harding Would Go Far t Secure Permanent Peace of the World.   COOPERATIVE MARKETING TO CUT COST OF LIVING   Republican Nominee Confers With Representatives of All Three Groups Into Which Senate Divided During the League of Nations Fight.

HARDING HOPEFUL THAT NATION WILL “OUTLAW ALL: WAR   “ ya FIRM IN SAYING AGUE PLAN IS NOT <AVAILABLE IN PRESENT FORM   Annountes That He Would Hav Country Show “Practical, Helpful a to Ex-ser } en.”’

SENATOR HARDING ADDRESSES LEGION MEI   Says He Hopes That United Stmtes Will Take Lead in Effort to Outlaw War.

HARDING HOLDS INDEPENDENCE OF NATION PARAMOUNT      Endorses. Co-operative, . Mar. ‘keting As First Step to Re ‘duce Cost of Living.

HARDING AGAIN ATTACKS LEAGUE   Expresses Hope That U. § Can Take Lead to Secure Permanent World Peace   DIFFERS WITH OTHERS   Urges Co-operative Marketing as Means for Reducing Living Costs

Sen. Harding Discusses League of Nations With Three Party Faction:   Willing to Do Anything Excep' Surrender Independence for World Concourse.

SEES U.S. AS PEACE LEADER   HARDING HOPES WAR WILL BE MADE AN OUTLAW.   Bat Nation’s Independence Won't Be Sarrendered for Concord if He Is in Charge, the Nominee Tele Ex-Soldiersa.

HARDING DESIRES PEACE OF WORLI   G. O. P. CANDIDATE FOR PRES. IDENT HOPES U. S. WILL “OUTLAW” WAR.

KOUNG REPORTS AUSS IN WARSAW   Correspondent of London Paper Sends the Information.   REDS TAKE 7 PRUSSIAN TOWNS   Bolsheviki on the River Bug Attack the Polish Troops From Rear— Warsaw Says Poles Have Retaken Radzymin.

REDS.IN WARSAW, LONDON REPORTS   Kovno, Lithuania, Correspondent Says Russ Have Extered Polish Capital.   TAKE 7 MORE PRUSSIA TOWNS   Poland's Troops on River Bug Are Attacked From Rear—Poles Retake Radzymin, According to the Warsaw Communiaus.

RULINGS ON AUTOS   HAVE PRACTICAL BEARING ON CAR INDUSTRY,   STATE BONUS FOR SERVICE MEN   The Paving of: Highways in Counties That Voted For the Proposition Has Been Seriously Delayed Because of Scarcity of Material.

MADOO AND COX PICKED AS LEADERS   Democrats Refuse T Comment On Convention, However.

BOURBONS TO PICK McADOO  IS G. O. P. BELIEF Be. WARAIN NM 1Aacrnesc

G. O. P. Thinks M’Adoo Will Be Its Opponent   Demecrais Aver They are Not 1 Position to Predict Party's Nominee at San Francisco Convention

EYES TURN TO THE DEMOCRATS   “Republicans Figure That McAdoo Will be the Democratic Nominee   PLANNING THAT WAY   SSM NINGN Ae RTE OVW AT     But as Convention Will Not be Controlled, It’s Merely a Guess

£,0.P, PLANS WAR ON M'ADOO .   Chiefs Pick Him As Democrat. i¢ Nominee   PIT COX IN SECOND PLACE!   Million Harding Pisturés Ordered As Camoaian Material.

Literal Interpretation to Be Made of Plank on League, Friends Believe  menacing   RECORD SHOWS HIM A RESERVATIONIST   DECLARED IN SENATE SPEECH THAT COVENANT IS UN. THINKABLE WITHOUT RES. ERVATIONS,

THINK ‘CROWN PRINCE” WILL - BE-NOMINATED   Cox fs McAdoc's: Mast Formidable Ap poten and Be Hails From , Aa

REPUBLICAN LEADERS ARE PLANNING CAMPAIGN   General Opinion That William G. McAdoo Will be Nominated By Democrats.

[: EADERS wm. CHICAGO re ‘EBL CON IDENT. HE WLEL BE PHE, DEMOCRATIC CHOICE.   They Have Even Gone so Kar as: to ait that James H; Cox of ‘Ohio

ASSUME MCADOO WILL BE NOMINEE QF DEMOCRATS   Republican Leaders Planning Campaign on This Assumption—Bemo . + erats Not Talking.

REPUBLICANS SAY THAT IT WILL BE W’ADOO AND COX   G. 0. P. LEADERS PLAN CAMs PAIGN ON THEORY THAT FORMER RB. R. ADMINISTRATOR WILT. BE DEMOCRATIC _NOMIVER.

(0. BO OPLANNING CAMPAIGN ON SSSUMPFION THAT Mes Aboo WELL BE NOMI.  mt} Peart   COX OF GHIG IS LOOMING UP AS CONPENDER fOGR GE ANOMES AEDS,

REPUBLICANS PICK MADOD AS THE ONE THEY MUST DEFER   G. 0. P. Leaders Planning Campaign On This Assumption. Cox. Looming Up Strong.

REPUBLICANS, ‘PLAN CAMPAIGN _ AGAINST WP AROS   LEADERS IN CHICAGO FEEL CONFDENT HE Wit 32 THE DEMOCRATIC CHOICE.   They Have Even Gena so Par as te Believe that James BE. Cox of Gide Will Be the Vice-Presidential Nomince_

EXPECT M’ADOO TO BE SELECTED   TU BE SELACIBD Republicans Look For Crown Prince and Governor Cox of Ohio.

PITCH FIGHT ON CONTINUATION OF-DYNASTY   FRISCO MEET LEADERS DECLARE CHOICE NOT YET FORECAST

Will Also Safeguard Americar Property Near Border in Event Fighting Takes Place   Assurances Follow Representations by U S. For Protection of Irrigation Canal Serving the Imperial Valley

MEXICO ASSURES PROTECTION FOR CITIZENS OF U. S   Precautions Are Taken t Guard Lives and Property of Americans

Protection of American Lands In Lower California Promised By Mexican Government Chief:

Mexican Government Says Tha Every Possible Precaution Will Be Taken   Fighting in, Prospect   Jmporial Valley ‘Béttlers Are Con , cerned Over the ‘Batfety of Ir* yigation Ditch”

Wood at Indiana Luncheon   Gen. Leonard Wood Makes Address Before Columbia Club Members.

STORM LEAVES =: DESTRUCTION AND   Estimated Dead In Georgia and Alabama_ Is'70 With Property Loss Hundreds of Thousands.

List of Dead in Atlanta Section Reaches 36 and Estimated Total Running to 60 — La Grange and West Point Hardest Hit — Whereabouts of Train No. 36 Was Unknown For Hours Last Night — Atlanta Red Cross Goes to Rescue.

BRITISH SOLDIERS START DUBLIN TROUBL   Killed a Woman and a Young Man Last Night —Four Soldiers Were Wounded

DUBLIN RIOTING COSTS LIVES OF TWO PERSONS   Woman Domestic Servant and Uniden tified Man. Victims of Olash with Troops

‘SOLDIERS ASSAILED BY GREAT CROWD AND FIRE ON PEOPLE   Throng Follows Troopers from Theatre to Barracks When Shooting {s Begun °   Different Stories Told About How Row Starts; Some Say Anthem Began It

SEDITION BILLS HAVE LITTLE CHANGE   Chauged Altitude of Attorney General Palmer Is a Puzzle to the House Committee.

MAY INSIST UFON APPEARANCE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMEF   House Hules Committee May ASK Ty planation for Apparentiy Changed  istntion.  Views on Sedition I

RULES COMMITTEE ~MAY QUIZ PALMER ON SEDITION STAN   Attorney General’s Letter Thurs: day Conflicts With View Earlier in Week.   Indications Today Measure May Be Shelved, and Possibly Abandoned.

JAPANESE CRITICIOE OWN SIBERIAN POLICY   Reported Red Massacres, Papers Say, Were Result of Milltariet Parties Mietakes.

State Employe Accused of Teacher’s Murder Gives Up To Police; Body Is Found

KENTUCKY SCHOOL TEACHER MURDERED   VETPRINARIAN IN EMPLOY OF STATE IS ARRESTED FOR THE CDIME

TEACHER SLAIN: SEEK VETERINARY   Warrant Issued For State Employe in Kentucky Killing Cast; Body of Girl Found Under Ledge.

OFFICIAL SOUGHT INGIRLS’ DEATH   Kentucky Veternarian Charged With Killing Teacher   HER BODY BADLY MUTILATED   Remains Found Hidden Undel tedae of Rock

SCHOOL TEACHER IS FOUND SLAIN   Warrant  Is Issued Fo! Kentucky State Official

Comptroller’ Williams. Charges New York Brokers ‘Demand ed Unjustifiable: Interest:

INTEREST RATES ~ HORT SECURITIES   Unjustifiable Rates Demanded by * New York City Blamed for Market Condition

CALL MONEY RATES. HIGHEST IN WORLD   In New York Declares Comptroller of Currency Williams.   That Unjust Interest Exacted on Demand Loans By New York Bankers Has Been Greatest Contributing Cause of Huge Shrinkage in Security Values During Year.

INTEREST GOUGING REDUCES VALUES   Auinous Call and Renewal Rates da New York Scored.   AT MERCY OF A COTERIE   Rate Fixing Group Has Numbing Grip on Heart of Commerce, Comptroller of Currency Williame Says.

ALY. CALL MONEY HIGHEST WORLE   U. 8. CONTROLLER CHARGE: UNJUSTIFIABLE INTEREST IS EXACTED.    Rates “Fixed” Daily by Smal » “Coterie” of Brokers, Says , Williams,”

Comptroller Williams Charges Interest Fixed by Coterie  —- « a sage   Beslenes Call J ci in  New York Js i rg TS I: RO

WILLIAMS: ASSAILS NEW YORK BANKERS   Comptroller of Currency Declares High Interest- Depresses Sectirity Values   SMALL GROUP CONTROLS   Effect of Rate on Stock Ex. thange Gives Opportunity for Speculation

BROKERS FIX . RATE DAILY   LEE a kG ee Re he ee ee  Whole Situation In Hand Of Small Coterie, Which Is Given Chance To Profit Largely By Market  Oneratane   INJURIQUS TO BUSINESS

nvestigator eclares Plans To Overthrow Government Made  HEADS LUS Sk COMMIT] TEE     Strong Organization Uncovered By Investigators.

BACKBONE OF RED QVERTHROW PLAN IS NOT BROKEN   NEW YORK STATE FULL OF RADICAL COMMUNISTS QAaAVQ TLIISK.   “COMRADES” HIDE’   Round-up Continues; Means of Escape tire Shut ff.

RADICAL RAICS HARDLY SCRATCH QUVIET SURFACE   More Than 20,000 In New York State, Says Senator Lusk.   Department of Justice to Rur Last Enemy From Nation.

20,000 ALIEN RED. ENEMIES INN: Y. _ SAYS SEN. LUSK   Saye That Statements That «th Backhone Of The Movement Is Broken and: én the De —~". ¢line Here Absurd

Legislative Probe Reveals Great Organization Under Direction of Russian Bolshevist Leaders   ESTIMATE MAKES NO ACCOUNTING OF SECRET FRIENDS OF REVOLUTIONISTS

ORGANIZED TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT BY FORCE   Twenty Thousand Aliens in Communist Party o: New York State Alone Thus Prepared.   Haywood Gives $10.000 Bond

RADICALISM IS ON INCREASE IN U.S. SAYS SEN. LUSK   New Yorker Declare: Situation In America Is Very Serious.

Many Thousand Communists in’ New York State Are Openly Organized For Overthrow of Government.

OPENLY ORGANIZE   For Overthrow of Gov. _,ernment by Force +. and Violence

0,000 ALIENS INN. Y. READY 10 FIGHT -LUSK   Chairman Senate Committee Asserts Radicals are Organized for  Reign of Terror.  SITUATION GRAVE

SENATOR LUSK SCOUTS IDEA THAT BACKBONE OF RED MOVE BROKEN   CHARGES 20,000 COMMUNISTS IN NEW YORK ALONE ARE OR GANIZED FOR OVERTHROW OF GOVERN MENT.

ACCUSES SIMS OF INTRODUCING FORCED CABL FRAY   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS HIE NAME WAS FORGED TO EMIDENCE INTRODUCED.    ASSERTS THAT SIMS  OWES HIM AN APOLOG}   CeNicgram In Question Held Véssels ' Saving Armed Guards Safer Sailing Alone.

CHARGES SIMS WITH INTRODUCING FORGED TELEGRAM   ‘startling Gharge Made by Secretar vf Navy Daniels at Hearing Before Senate Naval Board.

SUIT ON ACCOUNT   Viaced on Trinl Today in Shelby Cir enit Court.

SUIT ON ACCOUNT      Placed on Trial Teday In Shelby €trcult Conrt.

TO PROSECUTE STRIKERS   French Cabinet Authorizes Proceedings Against Federation of Labor

ane: Pres + Fréngh - Cabinet’: Orders Actios * Against Aiders- of Strikers. -

FRENCH CABINET OPEN   Instructs Minister of Justic to Move to Dissolve Federation.

‘French Cabinet Starts . Action for Dissolution  Of Labor Federatio

French to Take Action Against Labor Federation  for Aiding Rail Strike

France to Attack Labor Federation   French Minister of Justice Lnstructed to Bring Suit, to Dissolve Federation of Labor Organization.

AMERICAN CONSUL SAYS, HOW EVER, GOVERNMENT HAS SITUATION IN HAND,

FRANCE AND ENGLAND AGREED ON GREECE   Ttaly-is-Also Said to be in  - Readiness to Come to Their  Terms if Constantine Goes Back to Reign in His Former Kingdom.

NEAR AGREEMENT ON GREEK POLICY   France and England Consider Question.

FARMERS SET PRICE = FOR HUSKING CORN   BENTON COUNTY FARMERS WiL PAY FIVE AND SIX CENTS AND BOARD

PUNISH SLAYERS DEMANDS U.S   State Department Acts Immediately Upon Receipt of Full Information.

ANOTHER DEMAND MADE ON MEXICE   Asked to Apprehend and Punish Murderets of Americans Whose Deaths ’ Were Reported Yesterday

MOSCOW SAID TO BE UNDER SEIGF   Finnish Advices to Foreign Office of Britain Say Soviet is in Life and Death Struggle.

Capital of Bolshevik> Government. in Si ate: Of Seige Says Repor'

STATE OF SIEGE IS DECLARED IN MOSCOW RUSSIA   POPULATION OF PETROGRAD AND MOSCOW MOST HOSTILE TO THE SOVIETS

MARTIAL LAW IN MOSCOW,   Soviet Government Is In a Critica Situation,

STATE OF SIEGE JS DECLARED IN MOSCOV   TYIS INFORMATION WAS OB TAINED IN MESSAGES FROM HELSINGFOR TODAY,   Populace of Petrograd and Moscow are Said to Be Most Hostile to the Soviet Government,  ~- Dispatches Said.

STATE SIEGE IS DECLARED IS MOSCOW   Situation Becomes Crit ical as Population Opposes Government.

CANNOT TAKE SECOND PLACE.   Hitchceck Refeses to Stand as Vice Preetdeatial Poessibtlity.

HITCHCOCK NOT TO ACCEPT V. P   WILL BE NO WET OR DRY DEM PLANKS BUT STRONG LEAGUE PLANK, HE SAYS

Nebraska Senator Predicts Platform Evasion of Prohibition Issue with Inclusion of Strong League Plank

DOES NOT ASPIRE TO SECOND PLACE   Senator Hitchcock Says He Woulc Not, Accept Nomination As j Vice President 1

WOULD NOT ACCEP! SECOND PLACE OR  TCKET.   Does Not Think the Plat. form Will Contain Eithe: Wet or Dry Plank — Not Proper Issue.:

HITCHCOCK REFUSES DEM. SECOND PLAC!   Declares He Will Not Accept Vice Presidential Nomination.

GENERAL HILL, LEADER OF REBELS, WOUNDED  BY UNITED PRESS. LEASED WIRE TO TRAIN.

IMPORTERS ARE CHARGED WIT SUGAR FRAUD   “Omaha Attorney States That Ameri can Market Was Flooded With Cheap Java Sugar.

CHARGES BIG SUGAR FRAUD   Attorney Ritchie of Omaha Says Jobbers Were Stung by imports From Java.

EXPECTS PDEMOCRAT MAJORITY.   Flood Declares Repobliican Lord tn Hewsee Will be Overcome.

GOVERNOR STUDIES UTILITIES BILL   Present Franchises Cannot Te Changed—Futare Grants Subject To Review

CATHOLIC CHURCHMAN TELLS: OF ATTACKS ON PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BY CARRANZA’S SOLDIERY

ANTWERP DOCKWORKERS QUIT LOADING MUNITIONS BEING SHIPPED TO POLE:

DOWN IN KENTUCKY   Two Killed in Effort to Arrest Man on Bootleggine Charge.

NDEL MANINVENTS: PHON'GRAPH NEEDLE      H. R. Straight ‘Would Make Reprodue “ers Out of Clay--They Do the Work Acceptably a

MONDAY RAIN MAY CAUSE SMALL PAGEANT DEFICIT   Management Estimates That Attendance Fell Under Six Thousand Necessary to Meet Expenses.

F. DE VALERA 15 DEFIANT   So Called “President of Ireland” Says He WILL Leave America Without a Passport,

PRES; DE VALLERA BACK TO ERIN      Will Slip Out of the United State: : Without Passpert Just As He Came,

DE VALERA DEFIES LLOYD-SEORGE   Won’t Ask Premiers Consent te Return to Ireland   WILL “SLIP” OUT OF U.S,   Hope of trish Peace is Received in Londen

PASSPORTS DONOT WORRY DE VALERA   “trish President” Says He Will Not Ask Britain’s Consent to Return.

UNION-OF ME CHURCHES REMOTE   Sentiment of Delegates Is Tha Time Is Not. Yet Ripe. -

NO RECOMMENDATION > ON METHODIST UNIT)   Remote Possibility, Special Com mittee at Des Moines, Think: at Present Time.”

UNIFICATION DOUBTFUL   Plone of Methadiets te Jein Net Possible,

THINK UNIFICATION WITHMLE, CHURCH SOUTH 1S UNLIKELY   Conference Sentiment Points “to Necessary Revision of Plan as Presented.    ‘SUBCOMMITTEE TO. WORK ON NEW PLAN OF UNIT’   Commission Proposed to Join In Formulating Feasible Way for Closer Union.

LITTLE CHANCE OF M. E. UNION AT THIS TIME   Conference Committee is Not Hopeful Mer ger Can Come.

METHODISTS MAY UNIFY CHURCHES   Plan To Bring Two Churches In Closer Union; Recreation Program.

GIVES OPINION ON SUFFRAGE.   Shaffer Says Amendment Renders State Taws Nugatorvy.

SUFFRAGE LAW Of STATE SUFFICIENT   Federal Amendment Renders Nugatory Any Constitutional Provision Restricting Vote to Males.   OPINION IS RENDERED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL   Women of Pennsylvania May Now Be Registered or Enrolled as Voters and Assessed for Tax Payments.

NO LEGISLATION FOR SUFFRAGE   Pennsylvania Can Vote Without New Law Says Attorney General. -

BAND CONCERT THURSDAY NIGH]   SULLIVAN COMMUNITY BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT EACH WEEK   PROGRAM LASTS 19 WEEKS

REJECT THIRD PARTY   Eee  Labor Tickets Will be Nominated in Third District

YALE PLAYERS — - RECEIVE FINAL TRYOUT AT BOW!   Fifty Trains Will Haul Fans To See Big Game Tomorrow.

PRICE OF COAI   Fifteen Southern Iowa Oper ators Must Appear Before U. S. Grand Jury.

MOSLEMS IN INDIA WILL TRY TO FORGE BRITS 10 ~— MODIFY TURKISH TREAT

PROGRESSIVISM PRESENTS GLEAR Salk FOR GO)   Offers Well-Defined Contras’ Between the Opposing Candidates.   Summary of Campaign Reveals Effort to Overcome Republican ‘Ground Swell’,

COX 5 TERMED GAME FIGhTER AGAINST O008   Political Writer Holds Co» "Makes Little Headway Against G. 0. P. Current   NEW TACTICS IN WEST TO MEET EMERGENCY   Many Democrats Disappointed by His Attitude on League and Liquor

HOMER BARCROFT HEAD NEW OIL ASSOCIATION     BRADFORD MAN IS) ELECTED PRESIDENT OF OTL AND GAS MEN’S ASSOCIATION OF PENN SYLVANIA AT PITTSBURGH,  i

Harvester Company Replies  ut x 4 &  eo a “ To Charge From theI. C. C.

H arvester Company Replies ue ef 4 u  To Chests From the I. C. C.

SLAVS HER & AW, BASES THROAT   Despondent Oklahoma Wo man Commits Horrible Crime on Babes

SLITS THROAT UF FIVE BABES   ‘Despondent Mother Murders Children  and Slashes Own Throat; in Hos pital Unconscious and Will Prob ably Die; Was in tlt Heaith.

MOTHER KILLS  FIVE CHILDREN  SLASHES ie   ALL ARE DEAD AND SHE IS IN A SERIOUS CONDITION IN OKLAHOMA HOSPITAL

DESPONDENT MOTHER SLAYS FIVE CHLDRED   Eik City, Okla. Woman, Kills Fam ily and Slashes Her Own Throat.

“MOTHER KILLS FAMILY.   Cuts Throats of Five Children, Thar Attemnts Suicide. -  -

CRAZY MOTHER KILLS HER FIVE ~ CHILDREN   Pespondent and Win Healeh She Cur ‘Then, Throws With a = 2 tlazor.

POTATOES AT BT A BUSHE!   Dispatch From Dubuque To day Tells That Utopia is Found.

CONSUMPTION OF GAS SHOWS BIG GAIN THIS YEAR   Figures for 1920 Indicat Increase of One-Third Over Last Year.

Mississippi Solid for the Democrat:       Col. R. HE Henry Flected Road Com“missioner in the Eighth Distric, Over TEL V. Watkins.

Mississippi Solid. .  for the Demecrat:   Col. ROE. Henry Elected Road Com. misstoner in the Eighth Distric; Over H, V. Watlcdns.

France Acted Without Approval of Great Britain, italy or United  States   TROOPS TO BE SENT BY BELGIUM TO AID FRENCH   GERMANY WILL HOLD FRANCE ACCOUNTABLE FOR LOSS OF LIVES AND DAMAGE  TO PROPERTY. dies

FRANCE FAILS 10 CET APPROVAL OF ALLIED NATIONS   GREAT BRITAIN HOLDS = THA FRENCH ACTION IS) HASTY AN UNJUSTIFIED — MUST GO IT ALONE      BELGIANS SEND TROGPS   Relnforcements are Sent to Orcaps. tion Arny—German Reichstag Meets to Discuss Prob lems Brought About by Occupation

FRENCH ACT "NOT APPROVED  BY THE ALLIES   OCCUPATION OF GERMAN CIT TES NOT AUTHORIZED BY . OTHER COUNTRIES   APRITUDE OF ALLIES KNOWN “FOLLOWING SESSION OFF BRITISH. CABINET

NEW CENSUS FOR ESCANABA   Volunteer Enumerators Adds 1,400 to Population of the Michigan City.

MURDERER SAFE IN EDDYVILLE   Spirited Away On Special Train Mob Danger Is Believed bal Be Over at Lexington.

NEGRO [S MOVED FOR SAFEKEEPINE   500 Troops Remain In Lexington Which Normally Remains Under Martial Law.

LOCKETT  ISTAKEN TO. PRISON   FOUR HUNDRED SPEC. IAL TROOPS ACCOM. -PANIES THE SPECIAL  TRAIN ~   Lexington Martial Law t Be Revoked Today and U e: ‘Toops, . Returned t  amp Taylor.

LEXINGTON IS STILL HELD BY 5) SOLDIERS   CONDEMNED NEGRO {8S TAKEN TO PRISON UNDER ESCORT OF FOUR HUNDRED TROOPS

NEGRO SAFEIN PRISON; TROOPS REMAIN ON GUARD   Special Train Takes Brutal Slayer Out of City In Night.   REMAINING FEDERAL TROOPS WAY LEAVE LEXINGTON TODAY   National Guard Company I: Demobilized —- Threats Are Made.

FIVE HUNDRED SOLDIERS ON DUTY -IN LEXINGTON   Lockett is Safe in Prison Where He Wili Pay Death Penalty Teut Troops StH RKenain.

LOCKETT TAKEN FROM JAIL AT LEXINGTO}   Murderer Spirited Away 1 Prison Where He Will Bi Esecuted on March 11.

SOLDIERS STILL IN LEXINGTON.   Child Murderer Was Taken to Prison Last Night, However.

KENTUCKY TOWN STILL UNDER MARTIAL CONTROL    Five Hundred Troops are Held at Lexington Although Negro Slayer is  Prisoner Elsewhere

AY AGTIVE IN DUBLIN TOWN      Insubordination of Constab. ulary May Bring Police From England.

PLAN TO CURB WAR   INTERNATIONAL COURT AGREES UPON A PROGRAM.   The United States Will flave Wo Veice in the Matter’

PLAN TO"GURB WAR        (COERT AGREE ROGRAM. : 1     INTERNATIONA EPONA         The  United Stites Will “Have No . ; _ ¥eiee An the Matter? af 

SINN FEIN WANT MEET TO SETTLE IRISH QUESTION   Carlisle Blames British For Trouble in  Ireland.

LLOYD GEORGE IGNORES OFFER OF SINN FEINERS   BRITISH PREMIER REFUSES,” TO MEET RADICALS, NOTED “ + JRISHMAN SAYS.

Lieyd-Geerge Criticised fer Not Meeting the Irish IrreconeilaBiles Half Way.

SiN FEIN READY TO SEE PREMIER   Lloyd George Refuses Invita tion of Go-Between From Belfast.

Tells London Banker He Cannot Meet Leaders Unless More Definite Pronneqis Are Made.   “COERCION BILL IS 1 "HIS REAL ANSWER”   No Settlement Possible Now, All Ireland Is Aroused, Carlisle Declares After Hi: Rehbuff.

LLOVD GEORGE FAILS TO ACCEPT OFFER OF SINN FEINERS   Evades Proposition of Meeting Between Them and British Gov ernment.

LINCOLN EULOGY   Drinkwater Tells. How He Conceived Jdea of Lincoln

TO INTEREST PUBLIC IN SHIPS   Bankers Invited to Instruct in Value  of Sach Investment.

'INVITES BANKERS TO  —- BOOST UE: S. SHIPPING   Chairman Payne Says it is De. _ sirable That Public Invest in i Merchant Marine.

EANKERS INVITED 0 atc ON NEW BOARL   Investing Public Urged to Look With Favor Upon U. S. Shipping Securities

KEEP OFF POLITICS--GOMPERS   President of Labor Federation Issues Warning Concerning Industrial Unrest Sweeping Country.

WARNING IS GIVEN ALL NOT 10 PLAY POLITICS   With Industrial Situation by Laying Off Men or Decreasing Wages.   By President Gompers in Exclusive In terview Given the I. N.S.

POLISH-RUSSIAN ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS BEGUN   MAY RESULT IN ENDING OF HOSTILITIES BETWEEN THOSE  XX iw wiat w

WRANGLE STARTS OFFENSIVE IN SOUTE   BACKED BY FRANCE CAPTURES 1,000 PRISONERS

NEGOTIATIONS TO END WAR ARE STARTED   Minsk Is Center of Ac tivity Between Poles and Russians.

HUN TING  CLOSING IN AN WANCAW   TROT ZKY’S FORCE WITHIN 20, MILES OF POLE PITOL       Commissioners Russian Lines ©  Talk Peace.

Delegates in Peace Parley For Armistice   Conference May Put Sudden End to Hostilities Between Poland and Soviet.

Nor rACU OY ACTION OF FRENGH GOVERNMENT ANB TAKES 4.000° PRISONERS   ‘rench Warships Hurry To Crimea To Aid AntiSoviet Leader in Hard Fought War Now Raging in South Ruesia.

Wrangle Starts Campaign to Draw Red Troops Off Into Crimean Peninsula   FRENCH CRUISERS TO ATTACK BOLSHEVIKI   100000 = =PROPLE GATHER IN WARSAW AND SWEAR TO GIVE LAST DROP OF BLOOD IN DEFENSE OF CITY,

SPLIT BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND SCENTED IN NEWS: NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN

Patley Is Reported to Have Be a gun This Morning, Which ‘May End the War   Armistice Plan First   Dispatch: From ‘Warsaw Says Delegates Went. Through Lines Early. Toddy

GENEL WRANGEL  STARTS NEW DRIVE   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK COMMANDER IS BACKED UP BY FRENCH ‘ CRUISERS AT ODESSA

\Gen. Wrangel Starts a Big Offensive in Crimea      Backed By Fr ance, a ‘is Started to Draw Red : Troops Away ‘From Poland.

NRANGEL IS BAGKED BY FRANCE   Draw “Reds” RALLY TO COLORS  100,000 Gather To Defend Capitol

GENERAL WRANGLE WITH FRENCH AID BEGINS OFFENSIVE IN THE CRIMEA REPORT 4000 PRISONERS TAKEN

GEN: WRANGEL’S ATTACK ON NIVEA FRONT MAY. DIVERT RENS IN PAL ANN   France Backing Russian Leader Who Is Reported to Have , Captured 4,000 Bolsheviki—People of Warsaw ~~ =. Pledge Lives to Defend That City.

WOOD DEFENDS HIS TITLE.   Upholds System of Military Education ae “Crving Need”

French Railway Strike Has Ended        Goverment Recognizes the Richi ¢ Men to Organize—Some Matters Yet to Be Arbitratzd.

STRIKE ON FRENCH RAILROAD LINE'S COMES TO AN END   Right of Mento Organiz: Will Be Recognized Laraqftae

TR AA Ny. PARTY MEMBERS: PHAN TEND STATE, GATHERT  IN INDIANAPOLIS

Many Republicans From This County Will Attend State Conven tion in Indianapolis.     ini TCDODcCcCT iC CLOWAL IA! @ml AAO   INTEREST 1S SHOWN IN PLANS   Senator New Will be Permanent Chairman—Senator Watson to Deliver Principal Address.

Belief Is That American Interests Would Be Affected By Withdrawal of Troops From Neutral Zone. 

Would Extend Time Limit for Withdrawing Forces From : Neutral Zone.      ALLIES IN FAVOR OF  STRICT ENFORCEMENT   Oppose Suggestions of PresWilson on All Important Queations.

ON EMAN CONVICTED -IN-LYNCHING GASE   DULUTH RESIDENT FOUND GUILTY or RIOTING AND TRIALS  OF 21OTHERS WILL RE PTTAURN .

FIRST CONVICTION : SECURED IN DULUTH LYNCHING CASES   LPTER BEING OUT 55 MINUTES, A JURY FOUND H. STEPHEN. SON GOTETY

FEARS AMUNDSEN HAS HAD MISHAP   Captain Bartlett, Who Accompanied Peary, Afraid Something Has Gone Wrong With Explorer

BELIEVES AMUNDSEN MET WITH MISHAP   Far From Where He Should Be, Says Bartlett   Hovey Thinks Explorer May Hav Reached Pole by Air

cauPhIRH ‘as   ™  SS HAS ORGANIZED DELTA. COUNTIES TO SECURE PUNDS         CONGRESSMAN HUMPHREYS:        Mr, Humphveys Has Gono :-To Soi Mississippi for the Purposoof: In:  teresting Denioeratg In Oampa     Winds.

IN INTEREST OF CAMEAGH HIND   HAS ORGANIZED DELTA COUNTLES TO SECURE I ux fe   BOXGRESSHAN HUMPHREYS   Aly, Humphreys Hus Gone To South Mississipp! for dhe Purpose of Interesting Democrats In Campnix.. Winag_

JOHN KERN ON STAND   FINDS $400 OF NEWBERRY CASH ON THE TABLE.   Tells More About Methods of Cam paigning for Senate Seat in Michigan.

THE PLOT DEEPENS IN NEWBERRY CASE   John Kern Picks Up $400 o Newberry Money.   Witness in Michigan Conspiracy Trial Tells Metheds of Campaigning for Senate.

FINDS CASH ON TABLE   John Kern Picks Up $400 0% Newberry Money.   Witness in Michigan Conspiraay. Trial Tells Methods of Campaigning for Senate.

REPORT MASSACRE OF HUNDRED JEWS   Atrocities Committed Since Pole Occupied Vilna; Lithuanians Deported.

FOUR-YEAR-OLD HERO   Littl Lad Dies Trying to Save Infant Sister

PRIMARY TODAY IN MARYLAND   Johnson and Wood Fighting it Out For the State’s 16 Votes

DELEGATESTO BENAMED TODA’   Republicans ‘of*Maryland ant ~ Utah in-Convention to Select Their Delegates.   DEMOCRATS OF CAROLINA

Proprietor And Associate Caught Selling Liquor To Men In Spring  Valley Joint.

MAKE RAID ON LOCAL JOINT   Propriet°r ANd Associate Caught Sell. ing Liquor To Men In Spring Valley J°int

FIRE IN EDWARD'S ROOM   “Rig Billo” Apartment In New 1 ork Starts Blaxe of 825,000  wherein

“Big Biil s’’ Apartment In New \ ork Starts Blaze of 825,000  Tiamanve.

TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE      Must Give Coal Mines Prefer: ence in Car Supply

Villa’s Last Act Before His © Surrender, a Levy of Tribute on Merchants WhoProfiteered      Sends Auditors Around to Figure Out Who Can ‘‘Afford to Give”’ $20,000 for His Troops.   Caw ier eth CFO HOAD OF PIE TFOOIS.

OTRANGE of ORY TOLD OF FRANCISCO VILLA IN AREXICAN CAREE   (LOSED ALL SALOONS AND WADE PROFITEERS PUT UP EXPENSE OF GUERRILLA WARFARE,

VILLA’S LAST ACT   Climax to Bandit - Leader's Career Was to Eouip His Troops With Loot From: “Profiteers.”

MANY INJURED IN SHIP EXPLOSION AT BROOKLYN   UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAY 12 ARE DEAD; HUNDRED ON BOAT AT THE TIME

EXPLOSION AT SEA,’   Fearful Havoc Wrought Aboard. the Steamship Crow.

ee co eccentric ia iennalacalamaiieae ae  MANY KILLED AND HURT IN EXPLOSION ON SHIP

12 KILLED THRU BLAST UN SHIP   Explosion at Brooklyn Docks Result: in Injury to 100 or More; Many Ye in Hold of Ship are Threatened with Suffocation; Mostly Workers.

FORD MOTOR PLANT WILL ~BE-CLOSED INDEFINITELY   Shut-Down for: prabgese to Continue, Statement: Bayes  60,000. Workers

HIGHLAND PARK FORD PLANT NOT TO REOPE!   OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE TODAY THAT FACTORY WILL STAY CLOSED INDEFINITELY; EM. PLOYED 50.000.

FORD PLANT WILL REMAIN CLOSED INDEFINITE TIME   Highland Park Shutdown Af fects 50,000 Workers

50,000 WORKMEN LAID OFF BY FORD   pany Uiosed indeiinitely  Will Resume As Soon As Pose sible is Statement

100,000 MEN THROWN QUT OF WORK IN EAST   Ford Plant Employing 50,000 Shuts Down—  Road Reduces Ferce.

FIFTY THOUSAND MEN OUT.   ord Plant Suspension fer an Indalimita RPesrtad

Announcement Regarding the Highland Park Plant Which Was Closed on December 24.

PORTUGUESE CABINET IS OUT      tion When Presented a Second Time at Lisbon.

CABINET QF PORTUGAL QUITS   Second Presentation of Resignatior Accepted by President Almeida,

PORTUGUESE CABINET IS OUT   President Almeida Accepts Resigna. tion When Presented a Second Time at Lisbon.

LOWDEN WEARS — OLD CLOTHES   Rich Candidate for President Is Economizing.   CAMPAIGN ON HIGH PRICES   Press Agents for Governor of llHinois Put Out Interesting Story.

Lew DE N LOOKS SU ABBY.   Rut As Is Wearime THs Old Lon Matter of Prineinte.

WILSON'S MAN  IS WOT KNOWN   SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION MAY END WITHOUT ANY INTERFERENCE.

WILSON MAY KEEP HANDS OFF”   Will Mainiain Silence on Frisco Nominee. Bolief

WILSON'S CHOICE NOT TOBE KNOWN   PRESIDENT TO KEEP QUIET CONCERNING HIS FAVORITE CANDIDATE.   President Expected to Address Message to the San Francisco Convention Expressing His Views.

WILSON'S CHOICE FOR NOMINATION MAYNOT BE KNOW!        DLITICAL STRATE. 1X pO KEEP HES SELECTION A DARK SECREV   MICHIGAN IS FOR HOOVER      Repadlican Fuad Administrator is sured oi Votes in Democniiic Convention stern Politicians Start for San Francisco

FIND A DRIVER MURDERED   BODY OF J. W. GRAY WAS IN WOODS AT TWELFTH AND BLUE RIDGE ROAD   Had Not Reen Seen Since 7:30 Satur day Night—Police Seeking Three Twelfth Street Characters Said to Have Been in His Car.

10 FORGE REPUBLICAN TD PERMIT DEMOCRAT TO FINISH THEIR TERM   “MOLESTATION OF OFFICE HOLD.  ERS WILL BE POLLOWED BY DEMOCRATIC RETALIATION,

G. 0. P. Administration Must Allow Democrats to Complete Office Terms or Face Figh

DEMOCRATS MUST SERVE OUT TERMS   Says Harrison of Missouri the Senate Minority Will Make Plans to Do a Lot of Filibus_ tering on Appointments Un less They Remain.

JAVALRYMAN PROVES A HERO   Saves Daaghier of General Weed  From Pessible injury or Death.

BOY WRECKED RAILWAY TRAIN   lao of Section Man Admitted Con' nection With Deed.

BOY WRECKED TRAIN.   Arkansas Lad Admits Causing Wreck Which Killed Fireman.

arrmo Pe  MORRISTOWN, N. J. Sept. L— Two fliers were burned to death when a mail plane fell today, according to postoffice officials.

2 FLIER Ot IN ACCIDENT   ty ft stree Peese  "MORRISTOWN, N. J. Sept. 1.— Two fliers were burned to death when a mail plane fell today, according to postoffice officials.

Miners Likely to Heed President's Demand They Retura to Work as Evidence of Good  Faith. 7

ceTTLEMENT OF THE GOAL STRIKE NEAR AT HANI   president Wilson's Message Demand ing Miners’ Return to Work Pending Negotiations Promises to End the Matter.

Demands that Miners Re. sume Work Peace ie   Invitation for Joint Meeting Rejected by the tt tg

PAPER MILL SEIZED   ANexed Defiance of Orders to Supply Western Canadian, Newspapers  With News Pritt.

MIP IGEBOUND IN LAKE MICHIGAR   ! : A : ‘Steamer is Frozen in Floe Six  Niles From Chicago : Port.

ATTEMPT TO REACH MAROONED SHIP FAILS   Worst. Storm in Years Prevents Help Reaching Vessel Frozen Into Floe Ice.’

Texas Trafic Men In  Session for Purpose of Going Over Rate Case

RATE CASE TO BE RE-OPENEI   Members Texas Indus: tarial Traffic League Meet in Houston

NEW CONTRAST BETWEEN MINERS AND OPERATORS   FINAL AWARD BY COAL COM  MISSION PROVIDES AN OTHER PLAN.

OPINION GROWS THAT THE TRIAL   Of the Ex-Kaiser Will Neve Take Place and Matter Will Be Dropped.    pUBLIC INDIFFERENCE SEEMS TO BE EVIDENT   Conditions Have Changed Since the Plans Were Announced for the Trial.

GERMAN WAR LORD MAY HEVER STAND TRIAL IS BELIEF   Regret Original Plan as Concerns Demanding of Ex-Kaiser.   MAY BE — ISOLATED   Lloyd George Held Responsible for Program of . Extradition.

BOBBY JONES, WIZARD.   20°Xear Old Georgian Victoriona at SE rah SEN ROOT aE RON et

LEAGUE al ILL DEBATING OVEh OPEN SESSION   Question How Meetings Shall Be Held Not Settled to General Satisfaction

DISCUSSION IN LEAGUE ASSEMBLY HELD IN SECRET   Six Couumlitees WH Thresh Out All Questions Submitted tv Assembly

SECRET WORK STARTS RACKET FOR THE LEAGUE   New Opposition to Ruling Is Expected to Come Today :

SECRET MEETINGS STRONGLY OPPOSED   Six Commissioners of League of Nations. Given Power . to Decide.   PRESS. OPPOSES . SECRECY   Acts of Council Before Assembly Met Still Before - Delegates. . -

One Reason Why Beniamin Mevers’ Attorneys Claim He Ought to Ont of Prison.

CHANGED DATE 900 YEARS   One Nensen Whs Beninmin Meyers’ Attorves4 Claim He Ought to  Oal ot Prison.

Ten Thousand Per Cent on Year's Business in Sugar is “Going Same

10,000 P. C. PROFIT IN SUGAR   U. S. District Attorney Makes Charges: Against Twelve Oklahoma Wholesale Grocers,

PROFITEERING CHARGES AGAINST ELEVEN FIRMS OPERATING IN OKLAHOMA   MEMBER STATE FAIR PRICE COM. MISSION INCLUDED AMONG  DEFENDANTS IN COURT,

EARTHQUAKE HIT INGLEWOOD HARE   Work of Rebuilding Business Section Has Begun——Damage at Los. Angeles’ About $25,000.

REPAIRING EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE WELL STARTED   Shock of Slight Quake Felt ir Los Angeles Yesterday Afternoon—No Damage.

Inglewood, (al.. Saffered Severest Prom “‘hekinag ' p—tLee Angeles  Ain, Bain FA

Inglewood Suffers Damaged ‘Buildings But No Loss *.- Of Life Reported

BEGIN REPAIRING DAMAGE CAUSED BY EARTHQUAKE   Loss in Inglewood is $100,000 and in Los Angeles $25,000.

AEBUILDING OF  INGLEWOOD ka BEGUN: WILLING HANDS AT WORK   Practically the Entire Population, 3,000, of Town Damaged by Earthquake, Aid in Rehabilitation,   DAMAGE IN EXCESS OF $100,000, ESTIMATE   tight Shocks Were Reported Tuesday at 5 A. M. and 12:35 P. M., Bu There Was No Damage.

RIVER BRIDGE UP THIS WEEK   THAT IS, THE QUESTION WILL BE UP, THE BRIDGE TO COME LATER   DINNER AT DAVIS HOTEL

ELECTION CONTEST CLOSE   Outcome of. Race Between’ Ohicalis fo . Nomination Uncertain

REPORT SAYS PREMIER SEEKING PEACE BASIS   Viass Meeting Resolution Demands Immediate Action to Restore Peace on Island and Reconcile Country With linited Kinndam.

Hope Is Strengthened For Peace in Irelana   ‘Lloyd George Again Reported Negotiating With Sinn Fein. evs, Who Are Said to Be Willing to Make Any Honorable Peace: Cessation of Attacks on Officers Demanded  

‘Rumors of Overtures Be hind London Barricades Are Numerous.   DEMAND ATTACKS STOP   Premier Seeks Basis of Peace That Will Vindicate  Policy.

YUCATAN SCENE OF SOCIALIST CLASHES   Reports Are That Troop: Have Been Called Out fo: Purpose of Preventing . Fur ther Bloodshed in Section: Where Fiehtine Occurred,

SECRETARY OF WARINSPECTS R, . ARSENAI   Baker Visits Tri-Cities Tx Study Post War  Problems.

WANT CAR SYSTEM CHANGED,   Operators Urge That Methods Formerly Used be Again Pimployed.

THOROUGH INVESTIGATION ORDERED BY MR. HINES   Coal Operators  Complain of Car Shortage and Method of Paying for Diverted Coal.

TO JOURNAL-WORLD STAFF   Clarence S. Hall’ Will Take Up Duties With Paper Afenday

WOMAN FOUND IN DEPUTY'S APARTMENTS   Testimony at N. Y. Police Seandal Airing Grows Hotter Daily.

FOUND IN COMPROMISING  POSITION SAY SLEUTHE   DETECTIVES SAY THIRD DEPUTY POLICE COMMISSIONER PORTER WAS IN APARTMENT HOUSE  WITH WOMAN—LINE OF DE. rE CcE

MURDERS STAGED IN DUBLIN; MANY DE IN FIGHTING   Not Less Than 14 Killed Dur. ing Attacks Arranged Simultaneously.   ALL ASSASSINATED IN SERVICE OF RRITISH.   Cresham Hotel Scene of Raic of Greatest Daring— Train Service Stopped.

FIRE ON CROWD AT CROKE PARK FOOTBALL GAME   F + “  Surrounded. Grounds, _ Mounting  Machine Guns, Qa Railway Lines  Overlooking Aihletic Field: and  Then Broke MWrouch Cates.   THIRTY REPORTED AS DEAD

Fourteen Military Officers Are Deliberately:  Killed in Different Parts of Dublin on Sunday Morning; Crown Forces Fire on“ Football Crowd in Retaliation   FIGHTING RESUMED AT MIDNIGHT   RINT ETIN

SAYS GOVERNMENT PAID: TOO MUCH FOR NITRATES   Plant at Toledo Built at Estimated Cost of $20,000,000 Could Be Duplicated for $5,500,000

MILLIGNS WASTED, WITNESS STATES   ADE ais i Goverament’s Rilrata Fiaai ai Yoleda.

EVEALD ol UPENUUUG WAR EXTRAVAGANCE   ppraiser Says Toledo Nitrate Plant, Costing, $20,000,000 of Peoples’ Money, Could Have Been Duplicated For $5-,  00,000--Character of» First. Report ‘Sufficient to Have Him Recalled     :

WASTED IN NITRATE PLANS   Many MWillione Obsolutely Thrown  Away in Construction.

HIVES SOME REASONS FOR LIKING U. 8.   CHILEAN GIVES OBSERVATIONS /HE RECORDED WHILE VISIT-  ING IN U.S.A.

Conscription of Rassian Labor  Is Soviet Order   Entire Population Will Be Registered As Part of Universal Work Plan.

HARDING HEPLT TOGHRISTENSEA WANE PERLE   Declines to Express an Opini‘ jon About Case of Eugene ! V. Debs   'NOMHNEE DECLARES  EOR GENEROUS AMNESTY   Publisher Calls on Candidate and Expresses Pleasure Over Address

DECLINES TO EXPRESS OPINION IN DEBS CASI   Senator Harding, However, Declares for General Amnesty for Politica] Prisoners

HARDING REFUSES TO ASSIST DEBS TO GET LIBERT)   Declines to Have Hand in Urging Release of Socialist Nominee

LAFAYETTE YOUNG HARDING GALLER   Former lowa Senator is Great! Pleased With Acceptance Speech.

HARDING WILL NOT INTERGEOE FOR GENE DEBS   HE IS DODGING ISSUE   REPLY TO A QUERY UPQN MATTER IS MERE GENERALITY

HARDING DENIES COMFORT 10 DEBS   Gives Little Assurance of Clem ency For the Convicted  Radical

HARDING NOT TC OFFER OPINION IN CASE OF DEBS   Makes Reply to Proposition of P. P. Chris-

DEBS CASE NOT UP TORIM, SAYS (0. P. NOMINEE   Ilarding Replies to Tele gram of Farmer Labor Man.

HARDING DECLINES TO.” ASK FOR DEBS’ PARDON   Senda Reply to Nominee Christen sen of Third Party Ke.  fusing to Act.  ;   TELLS HIS OPPONENT HE. * BELIEVES IN FREEDOM    Believes in Generous Amnesty But  Not in Hasty Disposii tion of Cases.   ‘WILL NOT REVIEW THE CASE   i an an  Senator Young, of ows, Sees G.  _O. P, Leader and Is Assured of Success,

FARRINGTON DENIES CHARGE.   HARDING RETICENT ON CASE OF DEBS   Refuses to Express Opimion Regarding Imprisonment of Socialist.

HARDING DECLINES TO ACT FOR DEBS   Republican Nominee Declares for General Amnesty . for Political Prisoners

HARDING REFUSES AN. OPINION IN DEBS CASE   REPLY 1S FORTHCOMING TO QUES TION OF THE FARMER-LABOR... "PARTY CANDIDATE.

ys He Is In Favor of 'Generous Amnesty For Political Prisoners’? But Otherwise Is Noncommittal.   mpisTensens WIRE SWERED BY SENATOR   0, P, Nominee Replies te Farmer-Labor Candidate's Request That Socialist’s Release Be Sought.

SEN. HARDING MUM ON CASE OF EUGENE V. DEBS   Believes Heartily in Freedom of Speech and Thought Preece  and   SENATOR CLEANS UP WOPK BY REPLY TO FARMER-LABOR CANDIDATE.

NO OPINION IN DEBS CASE   Harding Says He Favors “Generous Amnesty” For Political Priennerc

HARDING REFUSES TD MEDDLE WITH ‘GENE DEBS CASE   Tells Christensen He Cannot Join in Demand for Release.

NOT PASSING ON DEBS’ CASE,   Senator Harding Says It Not for Him te Declare Judgment.

G0. P. NOMINEE ANSWERS QUERY ON DEBS’ CASE   Case Should Be Taken on Its Merits, He Declares.

Favors General Principle of Amnesty for Political Prisoners But Hasn’t Considered. Socialist Nominee.   WOULD.DECIDE ON MERITS OF CASE   Believes in Freedom o vopeech.: arid -Press. Bu Thinks Abuse Leaves Na tion in Peril.

NOPE FOR PEACK WITH CANTU,   Negotiations Going On With Mili  tami Mexican Governor.

PEACE OFFER TO GOV. CANTU   Representatives of De Factc Gov’t Announce Consideration of Peace Overtures   CANTU’S ARMY GROWS      GOVERNOR’S FORCES READY TO REPEL EXPECTED ATTACK OF MEXICAN TROOPS.

BOGZE RING WITNESSES DISAPPEAR? AT CHICAGt   Light Men Wanied to Curroborat: Confession of Sadler Reported

CARDINAL GIBBONS BETTER   Prelate, }l for Two Weeks, is Rost ing in Country.—Visitors Ara Denled Him.

WON     OF  THE WAR.  GROSS  MEN WHO   DELEGATION 70 GAPITAL   American Legion Leaders Are to Try to Seeare Justice by Showing Conpeess the Sad Practices of

MORRISTOWN CHAUTAUQUA   Shelbyville Military Band Given Fine PQ Reeeption Tuesday Night.

MORRISTOWN CHAUTAUQUA      Shelbyville Military Band Glyen Fine Reception Tuesday Night.

O10 FARM SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Reduction of Eight Per Cent in Acreage Is Reported  oa a =: =, om @

W000 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 18 FORMALLY NAMEL   WILLIAM C. PROCTER OF OHIO, CHAIRMAN AND JAS. J. M’GRAW OF OKLAHOMA, VICE CHAIRMAN.

BIG TORNADO PLAYS HAVOC AT NEVADA, M0.   Several Killed and Big  Praperty Damage in Tornado There ; This Afternoon, Report Says.

SEVERAL KILLED AT NEVADA, MO, -ASTORNADOHITS   Meager. Reports to Joplin Say Vast Damage Done by Storm; Big Building Wrecked.

FROWN ON OVERALL CRUSADE   i niversity Facaltys and Students  Nevertheless Wear Old Clothes.

Tries to End the Coal Strike Whe: the Owners Fail to : Settle Ye.

COX AGREES WITH " WILSON ON SALIENT POINTS OT TREATY   Complete Agreement is Ef fected on the Matter in Con. ference Between.. Nominee: Of Party and the Presiden’  Quedacy.

COX AGREES WITH WILSON ON SALIENT POINTS OT TREATY   Complete Agreement is Effected on the Matter in Conference Between Nominees  Of Party and the President Sg, ton ad r. i ba

METHODIST SEEK MILLION CONVERT   Church Opens Campaign For Members to Make Up For Heavy Loss  Occasioned by the

STARTS DRIVE FOR’ -AMELION: CONVERT   Methodist Episcopal Chureh Open: - World-Wide  Campaign-—New Departure Will Last Until June 20, 1920.

GAWKER CLOSE ANNUAL SESSION   Controversy Over Charges Made Against New Yorkers Come, to Head at Final Mceting

UTTERANCES OF UNNAMED INDIVIDUAL CONDEMNED   ‘Controversy Over Williams  Charges Comes to Head in Bankers’ Convention.

BANKERS GONDEM N ARGUMENTS WITH THE COMPTROLLER   Resolution Deplores Such Discussion of Public Confidence.

SHOCKS OF GREAT  INTENSITY BEGIN. AT EARLY HOUR   Seismograph at ChicagoReg isters Tremors Believed ‘to Be Far Away

VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE,   Earth Disturbances Recorded Uy the Seismograph.

UNUSUALLY VIOLENT QUAKES FELT AT CHICAGO AND WASHINSTON; NO CAUSE FOR ALARM SAY EXPERTS

ST VIOLENT  ON CHICAGO SEISMOGRAPH IN MANY MONS   Have Been in Progress Since 5:42 This Morning   It Is Believed the Disturbances Are Considerable Distance Away   Violent Disturbances In Washiugton, But Noted Earthquake Expeft Says Not Alarming.

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER DISCOVERY OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT   LINKED UP WITH EUROPE   Padicals Planned Attacks on American Officials and Strike Instigation,

PLOTA MURDER DAY   Federal and State Officials Marked for Assassination in May 1 Radical Outbreaks.   “VICTIMS” ARE WARNED   Plans for Demonstrations Made ir Conjunction With Program for European Troubles.   Reprisals for “Inhuman Treatment’ , of Russian Bolsheviki the   General Scheme.   WANT SOVIET RECOGNIZE   And Reds Hope to Force Actior by Fomenting Strikes and Crime, Palmer Says.

SWARNINGSOF “DANGER GIVEN: ©" MO.ORFICIALS      DEPARTMENT . OF : JUSTICE -. BARES PLOT TO-KILL ON MAY DAY. °C   William J..Flynn ‘Taking Exli: ’ Precautions for Probable Out break in:-New York. 0-7. o7.

OUORE OF STATE AND U0, AGENTS SLATED TQ DIE   Warning Against Attempted Assaull or Assassination Sent to Intended Victims by  Department of Justice   COMMUNISTS URGE STRIKES IN BEHALF OF BOLSHEVIKI   Mayday Proclamation of Red Party Calls for a General Strike Saturday

AGENTS WARN OFFICIALS OF DEATH DRIVE   Palmer Bares May Day Program Schemed by Agitators.

PALMER SAYS RED MURDERS SET ON MAY   Officials Warned By Attorney General of Plots Made By Radicals.

OAS AEDS PLOT MAY 1 MURDERS   Plans to Ki'l Score Federal Officials Are Discovered.   U. S. WARNS OF BIG STRIKE   General Walkout Called by French Federation of Labor as Protest Move—Martial Law in Spain —Trouble in England.

WARNING IS SENT “VICTIMS”   Government Bends Etforts to Protect Federal and State Ofticials Marked for Death by Reds During Demonstration.

MURDERS AND STRIKES PART Oy PROGRAM   2almer Says Communists Planned Outbreaks in Behalf of Peace With Soviet Russia—Asks Aid Of State Officials.

HOPETO BRING ABOUT STRIKE THRUOUT U.S      FEDERAL ND STATE) OFFICLALS WAKNED OF PLOT TO ‘PAKE LIVES IN DEMONSTRATION RAURDAY

Assassinations and. Assaults + Ineluded. in May: Day “Pro‘gram Organized by Commu st. ‘Labor. Party.

ARE READY 11 BREAK UP nD DEMONSTRATION   FEEDRAL AGENTS INSTRUCT ED TO GO AS FAR AS LAW ALLOWS.

‘REDS WOULD SLAY ~~ OFFICIALS MAY 1         1», DEPARTM OF JUSTICE . ANNOUNCES DISCOV ERY - OF PLOT   PLAN FOR PROTECTION   pr , Arrangements Are Being Made m , to Care for Lives of Govt ermment Officials   ¥i,  Will Arrange Cuard to Prevent Demonstration at Sentencing of Radicals

MAY DAY PLOTS   VICTIMS, MARKED: FoR. DE, ATE BY RAIN:      Government Discloses: Plats for’ Mz Day Pisturhance:      of Grave Natu

ASSASSINATION   Radicals Planned Killings as Part of May Day Demonstrations In Russia's Behalf.

A BIG DRIVE ON RADICALS   Federal Officers Will Break Up Parades.   UNCOVER WIDESPREAD PLOT   Reds” Had Pianned to Assassinate Many Government Officials on May Day

MAY DAY KILLING DF TATE AND U. 9. HEADS RED PLAN   Justice Office Notifies Score of Communist Labor Party “Celebration” Plans. —   RADICALS IN TEAMWORK WITH EUROPE’S, IS CLAIM   Cordon for Public Buildings in New York Part of Action Taken in Emergency.

Department of Justice Uncovers Program of Radicals Set for To-morrow; Working © in Direct Connection and Unison With Disturbances Planned for Europe   TRYING TO INGITE STRIKES

PLOT 10 SLAY OFFICIALS ON MAY TAY SEEN   Assassinations Planned by Radicals Forestalled by Department of Justice.

PLOTS TO KILL U. S. OFFICIALS   Jepartment of. Justice Agents . Discover Plans of Reds to  Slay Score.   YARNS OF MAY BAY STRIKE   Radical Demonstrations in Every. Industrial Center of Country Urged —General Walkout in France—  Trouble Looms in England.

Federal Agents Given Order: to Suppress Illegal Demonstrations.   STEPS TAKEN TO GUARD PUBLIC OFFICIALS   Unhealthy Time Promised fo: Radicals Who Start  Anything.

FEDERAL AND CIVIC FORCES ARE ON ALERT   Warning Issued to Many Prominent Officials by Govt. ..

FEDERAL AGENTS UNCOVER APLOT   Public Officials Guarded Closely By Department of Justice Men.   START OF A BIG STRIKE

~~ PORDEATHON RADICAL LISTS   ATTORNEY GENERAL™ PALMER DISCLOSES REPORTS OF FED SRAL OPERATIVES

RED PLANS OF ASSASSINATION OF PROMINENT OFFICIALS ARE DISCLOSED BY JUSTICE AGENTS   Palmer’s Orders Are “Go as Far as the Law Will Ailow;” All Parades and Demonstratoins to Be Guarded Closely for. .-' ° BRadical Uprisines, ?

MAY DAY PLOTS   MIC TIMS MARKED FOR DEATH bY RADICALS,   Government Discloses Plots for May  Bay bisturbances of Grave Nature.

WAY DAY PLOTS HERE REVEALED   Lives of High Federal and State _ Officials Sought by Radicals Palmer Claims   AREIN EUROPE AS WELI   Disturbances Here Were io Be Coincident With Similiar Upyisings Overseas

MURDER ON MAY DAY OF MANY = AMERICAN LEADERS 1$ PLANNED   ‘COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF INDUSTRY  IS AIM OF RADICALS   DIRECT CONNECTION WITH REDS IN EUROPE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED—PROSPECTIVE VICTIMS DULY WARNED BY GOVERNMENT  é

LARGE NUMBER OFFICIALS SELECTED AS VICTIMS” FEDERAL AGENTS DISCOVER

RADIGALS PLANNED WAY ONY MURDER OF 90 OFFICIALS   Assassinations Were to Have Been Part of Spring Demonstration.   Justice Department Warns the Men Who Were to Have  : Been Attacked.

FEDERAL AGENTS GET INSFRUCTIONS   AUTHORIZED TO BREAK UP MAY DAY DEMON. STRATIONS.

FINDS RED PLOT OF ASSASSINATION   Against Federal and State Officials, Says Palmer   May Day Bolshevik Disturbances Planned—Government Ready

OFFICIALS ARE WARNED OF RED VIOLENCE PLAN   Department of Justize Uncovers May Day Demonstration Plots   DEMANDING PEACE WITH THE SOVIETS

POLICE TO QUELL MAY DAY RADICALS   Preparations Are Made In All Big Cities To Quash Demonstrations.

High. Officials Marked for Sacrifice to Make Red May 1, . “SCHEMES TO AID SOVIET RUSSIA  Also Talk of General Strike to Reduce High Cost of Livinse.

Officials Receive Warning From Red:   Score of U. S. Officials Get Tip of Planned “Assassinations — General French Strike -- Communists Active  at Youngstown

Department of Justice Agents Discover Pians of Reds to Slay Score.   WARNS OF MAY DAY STRIKE      Radical Demonstrations in Every Industrial Center of Country Urged "General Walkout in France— Trouble Looms in England.

GOVERNMENT AGENTS UNEARTH PLOTS BY RADICALS MAY DAY - ASSASSINATIONS

BIG MEN MARKED FOR DEATH MAY 1 BY COMMUNISTS   Secret Service Bares Plot To Kill State And Federal Officers.

PLOTS TO KILL U. S. OFFICIALS   Department of Justice Agents Discover Plans of Reds to Slay Score.   Radical! Demonstrations in Every In. dustrial Center of Country Urged —General Walkout in France- Trouble Looms in England.

Communists Call on Workers to Seize All Mills and Factories May Ist   WANT SHOW OF POWER   IN WEST VIRGINJA ANARCHISTS PLASTER TOWNS OF MINE AREAS WITH PLASTER.

RADICALS ARE PLOTTING -T0 KILL OFFICERS   ‘Assassination Of: More Than * Score ‘Of Men- In. State and Federal “Public  Positions Plan UM Bae May Dav.   CO-OPERATING WITH -EUROPE   Communist. Labor Party Urges . Striers To‘ Seize Factories and Food’ Supplies As Protest To EBoh Coet OF Livine.         MINING TOWNS ARE SEARCHED

REDS WOULD SLAY OFFICIALS MAY 1   ~DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 4» ANNOUNCES DISCOVERY Ee OF PLOT   PLAN FOR PROTECTION   rT . Arrangements Are Being Made  te Care for Lives of Government Officials  ~ 3

PLOTS AGAINST LIVES OF OFFICIALS FOUN   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DISCOVERS RADICAL MAYDAY DEATH PLANS.

FEDERAL AGENTS WILL “GO AS FAR AS LAW WILLALLOW” AGAINST RADICALS

REDS PLOT MURDER - ~ - OF HIGH OFFICIALS - BY MAY DAY BOMBS   Wholesale Assassinations Part of ‘Inter national Labor Day’’ Program, Paliner Announces.   PLAN WORLD-WIDE STRIKE

REDS THREATEN LIVES OF SCORE PROMINENT MEN   Culmination of Plotting To Be In Evidence May Day, Declares Palmer   INTENDED VICTIMS GET WARNING FROM AGENTS      General Strike Planned fo Europe and America to Follow Suit, Say Reds

REDS THREATEN   { ft  ASSASSINATION       MANY STATE AND. FEDERAU OFFICIALS TO BE SLAIN:      TERRIBLE MAY DAY:        IT WILL BE THAT IF . PLOTS: ARE. NOT FRUSTRATED. 2 =?      The United States Secret t Serle Disetoses Plans to Make Tomorrow, day of Terror, _°~

SCORE OF HIGH OFFICIALS ARE » ON DEATH LIST   Strikes and Killings Part of Communist Labor  Program.

PALMER Aa REDS TO RISE ON MAY DAY   Attorney General Claims te Have Evidence of Contemplated Action, —   ARE WORKING WITH RADICALS OF EUROPE   Railroads and Express Com panies Are Used to Trans ~ port Propaganda About the Nation.

MURDER GALORE THE PROGRAM   Attorney General Palmer Discloses Red Plot   HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED   Officials Marked as Victims Have Been Placed on Their Guard — Wide-Spread May Day Disorders and Strikes Under Auspices of Communist Labor Party Planned

TO GO TQ LIMIT IN BREAKING UP DEMONSTRATIONS   Many State and Federal Officials Marked For Death

MAY DAY PLOTS 10 BE PREPARED FOR   Officials Are Warned Tha Radicals Have Made Threats

ORDERED TO “GO AS FAR AS THE LAW ALLOWS.”   WiLL PROTECT LIVES OF MARKED OFFICIALS.   Over Score Federal and State Offi  cers Were* Warned That They  Had Been Marked For Destruction.

INSTRUCTIONS. ~ TO. AGENTS   Told.to Goas: sFara as Law Allows in Breaking Up Demonstrations

OVER obOnt ON Liat 1 BE MURDERED BY RADICALS   Assassinations and Strikes Planned As Part of May Day Demonstrations Throughout United States   FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS INCLUDED   Instigators Have Been Working in Direct Connection With Leaders in Europe, Savs Attorney General.

GROUP PLANS TO. KILL OFFICIALS. OF GOVERNMENT   Federal Agents - Organizing ~ Throughout Country. to Prevent Denionstration  _#

LOWDEN [3     PEORGIA’S FLECATES   All Efforts For Split Decisior Fail And Wood Loses Twenty four Delegates.

LOWDEN 13 AWARDED GEORGIA S DELEGATES   All Efforts For Split Decision Fail And Wood Loses Twenty four Delegates.

—————————  ——— ree  WEATHER   U. S. Department ot Ageia e WEATHER BUREAU.

Says Manipulation Free Imports May "- Roe Catuce   Declares Economic Lavis tere Against pot  Deian:

DROP IN WHEAT NOT NATURAL.   tovernor Ajlen of Kansans Turns Over Materiai to Prove It.

ALLEN GIVES DATA TO FEDERAL AGENT   Refutes Claim That Wheat Market ls Controlled By Law Of Supply And Demand.

ALLEN GIVES REASUM FOR PRISE OF WHEAT   GOVERNOR SAYS DROP IS DUE TO MANIPULATION. OF . FUTURES. we

HARDINGS. GO. FISHING         Wife Outfishes the ‘Senator: at ; Point ‘Isabel.   President:Elect , Lands Tarpon: Four

HARDINGS CATCH FISH   SENATOR LANDS TARPON MORE THAN FOUR FEET LONG.   His Wife Outfishes Him and Catches One More Than Five Feet in Length,

INFLUENZA REPORTS SHOW INCREASE IN TOTAL CASES   BUT IT 1S THOUGHT A LOW DEATH RATE WILhL BE HELD DURING TRIAL—REPORTS IN CHICAGO AND NEW YORK.

War Department Awaits Repor'   U. S. Commander In Germany Expected To Make Report On Situation Today   YANKS MAY ACT IN POLICE ROLES

AWAIT REPORT OF GEN. ALLER    State Department at Wash. ington. Has Only Meager Advices on Revolution.   REFUSE TO COMMENT ON THE SITUATION   Until More Information Has Been Received From Commanrder of U. S. Troops.

GERMANY’S FOREIGN POLICIES UNCHANGED BY REVOLUTIONISTS   AWAIT WORD FROM ALLEN

REVENUE CHIEF GIVES WARNING      Head of This Division Says 20,. 000 Income Tax Delinquents Were Fined.   ISPATES PROVISION OF AC      Many Fined Who Had Incomes T! Thought Were Not Taxable. Shouk Understand Law.

FINES FOR FAILURE TO REPORT INCOME   20,000 Persons Last Year Each Paid $5 Although They Were Not Taxable — Some Rules Are Given.

NO REDUCTION IN HC. OF L   Governor of New York ' Says Figures Show an Increase

NEW YORK GOVERNOR URGES STRONG FIGHT ON GH LIVING GOS)      SAYS ALL PREVIOUS EFFORT: HAVE FAILED TO ACCOMPLISH ANY RESULTS.

ESCANIABA POLITICS ARE AIRED WN TRIAL   Rushton Tells How Menominee Editor Insisted Upon His Supporting Newberry.   USED PAPER AGAINST HIM

TAGGART COT OF {7   Wii HPRAWS FROM RAGE POF U. S. SENATE.   siate Committee Viust Now Selec Candidate Kor the Place.

TAGGART OUT OF fT         ae Committee Muse’ Now Widate Vor the: Place

GERMAN NOTE TO ALLIES INSISTS NEEDIS URGENT  Keonomic Life of the

Fighting in Rhennish Westphalis in March Made Troop Maneuvers Imperative   SPURNS FURTHER DELAY   Responsibility for Lives and Lib.  erties of Countrymen Bespeaks immediate Action

Soviet Activities Are Being Close ly Watched; May Mean Failure  of London Peace Terms   anette  deavy Fighting Continues on Entire Po ish Front; Representatives Will Cross Lines for Negotiations Friday

MEXICAN OUTLAW LEADER CAPTURED   General. Gonzales, Reporter Arrested After Attack On. Nuevo’ Laredé   U. S. TROOPS T@ BORDER

LEADER OF REVOLT ‘CAUGHT RED-HANDED   MEXICO MAY MAKE EXAMPLE OF GENERAL GONGALEZ.   Brains of Rebellion Against New Goverament in Custedy and Faciag Court-martial—Border Towns Attacked.

PRESIDENT HUERTA TAKES NO CHANCE WITH THE REBELS   Arrests Three Generals Who Wil Be Promptly Tried Before Court Martial   ATTACK ON NUEVO LAREDO WAS QUICKLY DRIVEN OFF   Both Factions Given Warning Thai Ne Shots Should Be Vired To Reach Within States

Former Candidate for Presi dent Taken While Oper ating Near Monterey.   WILL BE GIVEN COURT MARTIAL IMMEDIATELY   ‘Charged With Plotting Over throw of New Federal Siovernment.

FARMER" GREASY GALLE BY HEATH   PROMINENT AS POLITICIAN AND LEADER OF STATE GRANGE

WISCONSIN GIRL PURSUED BY TOO MANY SUITOR:   Discarded Admirer Inserts Want Ad in Paper Over Her Name.

TOO MANY SUITORS FOR THIS GIRL'S HAND   LITHUANIAN HEIRESS SAYS MAN SHE REFUSED LAID HUMILJATING “PLOT.” =!

BOY COMMITTED TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOO   BOY CAPTURED SATURDA’ NIGHT BURGLARIZING SHAF TON FRUIT STORE, SENT Tt WALKESHA

BOY COMMITTED TO -. INDUSTRIAL-SCHOOL   BOY  CAPTURED _ NIGHT. BURGLARIZING SHAK. TON FRUIT STORE, SENT tC WAUKESHA — ‘

Eight-Year Old Boy Beats 20 Expert Chess Players in 3-Hour Trial

TESTIFY OF 60 10 IAL ATLERNATIVES   Decision of Lower Court is Upheld in Case of Alexander Howatt and Other Officers of Mine Workers.

HOWAT SAYS LAW WILL BE IGNORED   Will Pay No Attention To the Ruling of Kansas Supreme Court In His Cace

HOWAT HAS CHOICE; TALK OR BE JAILEL   Others in Same Boat With Kan. sas Union Leader, Supreme Court Decides.

CANDIDATES MUST FILE   Saturday Last Day for Them and April 13 Final Day for Delegates.

ELECTION BOARD DIVIDES COUNTY   Makes ‘Apportionment for Selection of Delegates to the State Conventions.   : 1  ICANDIDATES MUST FILE   ‘Saturday Last Day for Them and April 13 Final Day for Delegates.

ROCKET TO MOON  ‘POSSIBLE, SAYS ADMIRAL SIMS   Defends Invention by Clark College Man in Deeipaper Artiris 

A CONSPIRACY  NIPPED IN BUD   Something About a ‘‘Corrup. tion Fund’’ in Ohio Politics Based on the Records.   SOME “FAT FRYERS” IN TOILS OF THE LAW   A Reminiscence of ‘‘High Fi nance’? In Buckeye State Some Six Years Ago.

REAS: CONSPIRACY WAS OPERATED IN ' ELECTION OF COX   Charge Is Made Thal Assess ments For Advancemen Of Candidale For Gaver nor Were Levied.   WAS INVESTIGATED      Grand Jury Delved Into the Maller Bul Indichuents Were Squashed—Cox Fac es Fxposnre.

GERMANY WILL  a a a a Cn aan Ove: ' a  ‘ag wpe Os Mea tee) Gael ores, he Be, mess an scl ee ‘en ot : . . od  o . . =   Excitement, Prevails as Time for ‘Delivery of Last. Ships  Nears . ao

MANY VESSELS   To Be Handed Over To the - Entente Under Treaty. «

ntRMANY WILLTURN WER 121 ODE BOATS   Vessels fo Be Surrendered To Allies Include Six Battlers  Complying With Treaty of Versailles Which Required The Surrender.

talian is Shot. and Beaten tc Death in Resumption of Sporadic Disorders in Wes’ Frankfort, Jilinois

RIOTING STARTS AGAIN   MOB EN WEST FRANKFORT TODAY SHOT AND BEAT TO DEATH AN ITALIAN.

KILLED BY RIOTERS.   Father of Five Children ts Vietim of West Frankfort Crowd—Two  nm. XS

ANOTHER KILLED IN RACE R101   ITALIAN DRAGGED FROM HOME AND SLAIN—-TWO ARE ARRESTED

MAN SHOT AND BEATEN 10. DEATH IN RIOTING   Miners Are Again in Trouble at West Frankfort This Morning.

FRESH RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN WEST FRANKFORT   ITALIAN IS DRAGGED FROM HIS HOME AND { KILLED BY MOB.  TPANnPS ON PHIUTTY   Militia Patrols Streets; Trouble Was Believed to Have ~ Reen Passed.

ONE KILLED IN NEW _  WEST FRANKLIN RIOT   LEWIS 'CARRARI, FATHER OI! 3, SHOT AND BEATEN ‘TO DEATH 2   Additional Troops Have Arrives and Militiamen Are Dispersing Crowds -

RIOTING BREAKS QUT AGAIN AT WEST FRANKFORT   Frank Carrari is Dragaed Fron Home and Beaten to Death hv Rioters   TROOPS PATROL STREETS ‘TODAY   Dead Man was Father of Fiv Children--Two Arrested ir. Connectioa with His Death

RIOTS RENEWED e IN FRANKFORT   Man ‘is Beaten to Death b: _ Crowd; Militia Patrol. , ‘ Streets a

ALIEN BEATEN TO BEATH IW RACE WAF   Rioting Breaks Out Afres! in West Frankfort, ILL, Today.

RIOTING CONTINUES   Sporadic Outbreaks at Frankfort To day—Man Dragged From Homes

Sporadic - ‘Olitlawry. “Again ‘Breaks Out in Town That, Ousted : Foreigners. m   MORE TROOPS REACH _ SCENE OF TROUBLE

ONE KILLED IN RIOT _ AT WEST FRANFOR]   Sporadic Trouble Breaks Ou Again This Morning.

ANOTHER KILLED IN RIOT   West Frankfort, Il,  Man Dragged  Fecen His Home.

ANOTHER  DEATH IN ILLINOIS RIOTING   Foreigner, Father of Five Children, Shot to Death When Rioting Breaka out Again Today.

ANOTHER MAN KILLED IN THE ILEINGIS RIOT   Disturbances Continue In West Frankfort. Troops Patrol the City and Atempt to Maintain Order. 

OVE MAN SHOT AND BEATEN TO DEATH IN WEST FRANKFORT   Sporadic Rioting Breaks Out, Despite the Presence of Troops.

OMEN TAKING AGTIVE PART IN ELECTION IN ALMOST ALL CITIES   Weather Conditions Had Much to Do With Volume of Vots  ing But in Most Sections Voters Defied Bad Weath- __ er; Three State Offices Are at Stake. si i

VOTE HEAVY. EARLY TODA}   Women Taking. ‘Active ‘Part in Some Places. Weather Interferes

Tennessee Solons Take Up Amendment   Gov. Roberts Appeals to Legislators to Take FavOrable Ac tion; Advocates and Opponents of Suffrage Bring All Possible Influence to Bear, Each Claiming Victory

WEATHER IN JUNE PROPITIOUS   NUMBER. OF STAPLES tn  FINE SHAPE—DETAILS 3 OF CROP REPORT

BiG INCREASES iN CHIEF CROPS SHOWN IN REPORT   Favorable Weather Over Much Of United States Brings fardy Crops To The Front   Rice and Tobacco Are Record Kieakers

HEAVY HARVEST OF PRINCIPAL FARM CROPS FORECASTEL   Prospective. Yield Larger Than Average of Last Five Years  *   CONDITION OF CORN NOT SO GOOD AS LAST YEAR

BUMPER CROP IN PROSPECT   OUTLOOR MUCH BETTER THAN Lh BKARLIER FORECASTS,   HEAVY HARVESTS TO BE RUL   SPRING WHEAT COMING ALON®@ AMAZINGLY WELLE.   Exceeds, Along With Corn, the Five Year Average—Tobacce and Rice Prodaction Likely to Sct  a New Record.

BiG INCREASES IN CHIEF CROPS SHOWN IN REPORT   Favorable Weather Over Much Of United States Brings hardy Crops To The Front  Dinan ann eee Avo Rarerrr   Rice and Tobacco Are Record Kieakers

HEAVY CROP HARVESTS FORECAST FOR 1920   Prospective Yield in Most Instances Is Larger Than Average For Past Five Years

JULY FORECAST SHOWS GAIN IN SPRING WHEAT   Corn Acreage Larger This Year but Season Is Too Young for Prophecy   TOBACCO SETS RECORD   OfTsS, BARLEY, POTATOES, RICE AND APPLES TO BEAT LAST YEAR

28,000,000 BUSHELS INCREASE IN WHEAT CROP IW A MONTE   809,000,000 Bushel Now Fore casted by the U. S. Bureau. Corn Has {mpoved.

PROSPECT IS FINE   ‘THE'JULY REPORT INDICATES A ee BUMPER YIELD. :   CORN ACREAGE IS A LARGE ONE   Crop. Reports at Present Date: Are. in _ Optimistic Vein—Combined Winter cand, Spring Wheat Production In : creases: Over. That: of: ‘Last Year.

FORECAST ofS HEAVY GROP iN ~ LAND THIS YEAR   WEATHER IN JUNE PROPITIOUS   NUMBER OF STAPLES IN i FINE SHAPE—DETAILS ,.; . OF CROP REPORT

SPLENDID PROSPECT THIS YEAR'S CROPS   July Report Department of Agriculture Shows Farms In Fine Condition

Delegates From Poland Told to Go Back to Warsaw and  Arrange New Terms   POLES MAKE COUNTER ATTACK NEAR LEMBERG   MERCILESS PEACE WHICH PO LAND WILL NOT AGREE TO EXPECTED TO BE ATTEMPT. EP BY REDS,

 Negotiations Abruptly Ended When  Bolsheviki Found Polish Delegation Could Not Parley on Peace Terms. 

Russ Army Pressing in on Capital City   Counter Offensive of Polish Trcops Near Brody Is Reported te Have Collapsed

Bolshevik Armies Crush Polish Defense and Thunder on Toward Warsaw and Gali: cian Oil Fields,   ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS ABRUPTLY BROKEN OFF   Soviet Refuses to Deal With Polish Delegates, Who Have Only Power to Negotiate for Temporary Peace.

RUSSIAN REDS WALT  ARMISTICE PARLEYS AND RENEW CAMPAIGN   Send Poles Back To Warsaw For  Authority To Conclude - Peace. ~ 3   “TILL ADVANCE ON LEMBERG

REMEMBER THE NAME  D. 0. BAKER, Hardware Dealer  GRANBURY, TEXAS      College of Industrial Arts  (The State College for Women)

College of Industrial Arts   (The State College for Women) Denton. Texas

POWDER MILL BLOWS JU   Magazine of Hercules Company in Cal. ifornia Explodes—No One at Work at Time.

RENT PROFITEER FACING TROUBLE   Bills. Are Being Prepared For State Legislature Limiting Rent Profits   BASED. ON. ASSESSMENT

E. CHICAGO MAN T0 BE  SPONSOR   James . Day Will introduc: Profiteering Bill In The House

NEW ATTACK ON DRY LAW   Counsel For Jersey Brewer Appeals to Federal Court.

BRIEFS ATTACK AND DEFEND PROHIBITION   PAPERS FILED IN SUPREME COUR' PRESENT BOTH SIDES OF QUESTION,   Government Claims Volstead Law, Part of Which Is Brought In, Is Within Authority Held,

NEW ATTACK ON “DRY” AMENDMENT LAUNCHEI   New Jersey Brewer's Brief Filed and Will Be Argued With Others on Monday.

ARGUMENTS OPEN ON LIQUOR LAWS   Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment and Enforcement Act Attacked.   CHALLENGES CANDIDATES

DRY AND VOLSTEAD AGTS DEFENDED IN ANSWER 10 BRIEF   Prohibition Amendment an Enforcement Provisions Attacked—Hear Case and Two Others Monday.

DRY LAW Ab  AIN IS ATTACKED   Constitutionality of the 18tl __Amendment Assailed in Brief Today.

ATTACK LEGALITY PROHIBITION ACT   Attorneys For Brewers Den; Constitutionality Of Measure.

BREWERS HOPE BEER 10 STAND TEST OF COURT   NEY PERSEY MAN FILES BRIEF CONTENDING THE AMEND.MENT NOL LAWFUL.   Government Attornevs Argue Powe: Of Coneress Includes Such Action as Was Taken,

PROHIBITION IS AGAIN ATTAGKED   AEWAKAR $BREWER APPEALS FROM FEDERAL COURT DECREES  injunction Prohibits Manufacture of Licht Beer—-Brief Prepared by Flihn Reot,

MONEY FARM MORTGAGE LOANS of $2,000 and up. Prompt service. CONFIDENTIAL. HANS & HALL. Delohi. tnd.   FOR SALE GOOD USED CARS FOR cALE

HIGH WAR TAXES ARE STIFLING. NQUSTRY. GEN, WOOD DECLARES   SAYS WAR DEBT SHOULD BE DIS. TRIBUTED OVER A LONGER  PERIOD OF YEARS,

EXGESS PROF ~ TAX MUST Gf DECLARES WOOL   CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY _SAYS THAT LAW PARALYZES INITIATIVE.

WOOD URGES LESS TAXES ON PROFITS   Presidential Candidate Says mont. Ownership « Rarelyzad. ie ‘vate Initintive. -

GENERAL WOOD MAKES ADDRESS   Says War Debt Should Be Distributed Over Number of Years

WOOD ATTACKS TAX LAW      Asserts Some Shou  yd Be Eliminated Be. eause They €  urh Lnithative.

POLICE WOMEN ARE SUCCESSFUL   After Many Months of Trial London Wonren Police Service Hetetves Recognition.

WILSON O. K.’S TRADE PACTS   President Decides Not to Carry Out instructions From Congress on Subject.

WILL GIVE AWAY AN      Tiptow Merchants to Make a Tom * Distribution.

WILL GIVE AWAY AN AUTO,   Tiptow Merchants to Make a Jun Distribution.

TWELVE DEATHS FROM THE FLU   Ailment Prevalenut at’ Chicago, iat Net as Had as last Vear.

12 NEW DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA IN CHICAG(   More Than 1,000 New Case: Are Reported to Health OVW rere

FEMININE CHARMS LED YOUTH ASTRAY   Harold Yerk Was Detained oy Police, But Released When the Owners Reecived Rings   County Atternev Advised Against Presecution When Case Was Srought to Him

PROPERTY RETURNED   Harold York Was Detained oy Po- lice, But Released When the Owners Reecived Rings 

PRICE OF SUGAR.LOWER THAN-FOR ‘THREE YEARS   Refiners Announce Reduction to the Wholesalers Making New Quotation $7.80 a Hundred Pounds

SEVEN DEAD AT EDGEWOOD FROM WOOD ALCOHOL   TWO } MORE ADDED TO LIS OF FATALITIES TODAY VICTIMS HAD BEEN AWAY TWO DAYS.

SEVEN KILLED BY  DRINKING ALCOHOI   Employes_of Baltimore Arsenal Di Frome Effects of Using Poisonous Decoction:

SEVEN ARE DEAD FROM BAD BOOZE     CIVILIAN EMPLOYES 0! ARSENAL DRINK POIS-ONED ALCOHOL. ~

SIX ARE DEAD AT EDGEWOOD ARSENAL FROM DRINKING POISONOUS WOOD ALCOHOI

POISONED ALCOHOL KILLS 7   Fatalities Among Civillan) Empleyes of Arsenal Near Baltimore.

SEVEN DEATHS RESULT FROM DRINKING PARTY   List of Fatalities Among Civilian En ployes of Hdgewood Arsenal Nears 100 ‘Por Cent

C. 0. MOSER SECRETARY IN TEXAS   IS PLACED ON PERMANENT BASIS AT A MEETING OF DIRECTORS IN DALLAS FRIDAY LAST   PUT FORCE IN FIELD SOON   84 Per Cent of Farmers In Counties Where Work is in Pregress Have Joined The Organization

FEAR RENEWAL OF KANSAS RACE RIOTS IN WHICH TWO DIE   American. ‘Legion Men - anc Home Guards Patrol Independence. Streets,   TROUBLE RESULTS FROM NEGRO KILLING GROCER   Appeal for Troops, Once Countermanded, is Renewed.— Big Crowds Gather at the Connty Tail

FEELING IS INTENSE AT INDEPENDENCE   FORMAL REQUEST WAS MADE TODAY THATSTATE TROOPS BE SENT.   Witness Who Saw Man Run From Scene of Murder Iden-  tifies Man in Jail.

Witness Who Saw Man_ Run From Scene of Murder Iden’ tifies Man in Jail.   American Legion Members — ani Home Guards Were Patrolling Independence Today.

JOSEPH DIXON LEADS FIELD IN MONTANA’S YOTE   Has Lead Over H. L. Wilson fot Republican Nemination—N. P. Leads for Democratic Place

DIXON STILL LEADS, WILSON IS CLOSE SECOND, FORD {5 GAINING   WHEELER MAINTAINS U1S LEAD FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION   LATE FIGURES INDICATE THAT REGULARS HAVE GENERALLY BEEN BEATEN—EVANS GETS BY—MUcCORMICK WINS NOMINATION.   Result of Poll in — ; ‘Silver Bow County

NEW POTATOES DROP  $1.50 ON A BARREL   Chicago Commission Predict Thuat Prins WIM Continue to Decline In New York.

TEXTILE OPERATIONS ARE FURTHER REDUCEL   Bankers and Commission Agents Confirm Report.

Further Reductions of Opera. tions in Textile Industry Reported Today.

Will Not-Requirs Sion Dollars & ‘Adininieter dirmy Tie-orgenizetiot Wearty. TH21 te 1528

IRELAND MAY HAVE MORE ARMY POSTS      Plan of Gen. Sir MacCready Provides For Posts in Outlying Districts of ireland.

MAY ESTABLISH MILITARY POSTS   Plan of, General MacReady in Irelanc Calls for Closer Cooperation Between Police and Military to Suppress Disorders. + ;   MORE BARRACKS DESTROYED

Britain Is Preparing To Take Steps To Put an End to Outrages.   SITUATION IS NOW MORE QUIET

ARMY. RULE LIKELY IN EFFORT 10 QUELL VIOLENT DISORDERS   SOLDIERS TO REPLACE PO- LICE IN-ISOLATED DISTRICTS WHERE oR ANTI ROAM.   RAIDS CONTINUE   Attacks on Government Property Still Occur, Bué Are Not So Numerous.

LEGION INVITES HARDING AND COX TO DEDICATION   Opposing Fresidentia) Nominees ara  "Asked to Speak from Same Plat form in 8. Louia

WON'T MEBE DARDING.   Candidate Cox Kefureh to Speak in St. Lontis,

IS INVITED TO SPEAK ON PLATFORM WITH HARDING   Governor Cox Receives Request to Take Part in Dedtcatory

FIND TWO GIRLS DEAD   FORMER WAR NURSE KILLS COM PANION AND SELF.   Police at Brooklyn Are Seeking Motive for Apparent Murder and Suicide.

2 GIRLS POUND DEAD   War Nurse Apparently Kills Companion and Herself.   Brooklyn Police Seeking Motive far Murder and Suicide of “Beauty Shop” Owners.

WOLVES IN MARTIN      Killed Considerable Stock For Farm ers Near Shoals

WOLVES APPEAR IN MARTIN. COUNTY VICINITY   Two Large Timber Wolves Have Killed Considerable Stock for Farmers Near Shoals.

RAILROADS WIN IN SUIT   Supreme Court Rules That tInterstate Commerce Commission Must Accept Present Valine.

TEST CASE   PROPERTY VALUATION  IS ON PRESENT WORTH   interstate Commerce Commis. -sion Cannot Now Take Original Cost of Roads as Basis for Figures.

eo WIN IMPORTANT POINT   Supreme. Court Hands Down Decisior -. Compelling Commission. to ¥re Values.

Railroads Win Decision In U.S. Supreme Court on Valuation of Properties   Interstate Commerce Commission to Be Required to Accept Present Value of Lines and Terminals Instead of Original Cost. Valnation Will Probably Be Used in Making Rates Under Esch-Cummings Bill

RAILROADS WIN IN SUPREME COUR]   Decision Compeis Fixing Their Valuation as at Present and Not on Original Costs,

SENATOR JOHNSON LOYAL TO TICKET HE NOW SUPPORTS   Wo Reservations in Stand Taken By Californian in Fight Says Lawrence,   IN FAVOR OF SCRAPPING WHOLE DTEAGI@ BISINESS   Genator Declares Also That He Understands This to Be Harding's Position.   WILT HOLD NOMINEE TO IT   Wot Only During Campaign Bui Afterwards; Battle to Death for the League.

JOHNSON TAKES HARDING AT WORD   Stating Emphatically “That The Republican Candidate Will Scrap League   WITHOUT CHANGES   Meeting on Return of Root May Cause Blow-up in Camp of Big Leaders

MOVIE EXRIBITORS PLAN COMBINATION   Many Million Dollars Said Te Be Behind Newly Formed Organization

A GIGANTIC MOTION PICTURE . ROMBINATION   a Organized for Protection of Extibitors, Controlling 280 Theaters Throughout the’ Country.

ee  ALTENDORF AGAIN DISAPPEARS      Deported From Mexico as Perni cloas Foreigner.

URGES THAT STATE BUY . HOG ISLAND SHIPYARD   Pennsylvania Congressman - Would Have Great. Shipping > Terminal Established There.

STEAM ROLLER {a READY FOR BRYAN   Wilson Facticn Apparently In Control of Bemocratic Party Political Machinery.   Prohibition Question An Enigma, But Feeling Prevails Both Sides Will Be Bumped.

WILSON CROWD HOLDS CONTROL OF SITUATION      Bryan’s Ideas May Not Be Taken Without Hard Fight.

Administration Forces In Control in ‘Frisco   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL RUN THE CONVENTION BY SUBORDINATES ON SPOT—DRY AMNENDMENT MAY BE DODGED ALTOGETHER, BUT THERE ARE SIGNS THAT BRYAN COHORTS WILL GET A GOOD BEATING.

WILSON IS IN CONTROL.   Friends of President Seem to Dominate Democratic Polit ical Machinery

WILSON FORCES IN FULL CONTROL OF THINGS AT FRISCO   Bryan Arrives and Insists Dry Plank Must Be Inserted  FRIENDS OF IRELAND ALSO  WAVE NEMAND Th DDCCCAT   ‘Permanent Chairmanship Not Yet Settled bat Walsh and Robinson Are Most Talked Of.

ADMINISTRATION DOMINATES MEET   Accumulative Evidence Indicates That Bryan Will Be Given Setback .   GLASS APPARENTLY WINS   Prohibition Probably Will Not Be Mentioned in Democratic Platform

Insurgents Grumble but Ma ~ -shinery Seems:to. Rin “True to Form,   OPPOSITION. T0.LEAGUE. * OF NATIONS. WEAKENS   Bryan. Evidently: Will Not Be  » Able to Put. Plank: i in  -_Phtform, Wet Plank Rather Shaky.

BRYAN IS DUE FOR BUMPING   CARDS STACKED AGAINST HIM BY THE PARTY LEADERS,   WILSON MEN IN THE MAJORITY   PLATFOR PLANK OW TREATY AS PRESIDENT WILLS,   Prohibition Question in a State ef Uncertainty, With a Terdeacy Shewe te Exclede Mat. tee Fetirely.

PRESIDENT’S FRIENDS CONTROL CONVENTION   Wilson Supporters Hold Upper Hand And Plan to Bar Critics—Bryan’s Planks Mav Be Excluded.

NOMINISTRATION FORGES WILL HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL   Opposition Not Only in Minority But Lacks Organization and Leadership.   FIGHT AGAINST GLASS FOR CHAIRMAN COLLAPSES   Accumulating Evidence Bryan Will Find Cards Against Him in Fight for League Plank in Disagreement With Wilsion's Views.

WILSON FORCES ARE IN CONTROL EVIDENCE SHOWS   SURFACE INDICATIONS POINT TO ADMINISTRATION FACTION HAVING UPPER HAND,   ANTI" LACK LEADERSHIP   Ascendancy of President Supporters Shows Itself in Striking Fashion in Pre-convention Developments.

Contest Hearings Open; “Steam Roller” Out for Wilson’s Foes   Bryan Doonied to Defeaton Anti _ League Plank--Move to Ignore Wert Issue Grows.

WILSON FORCES IN CONVENTION CONTROL   ADMINISTRATION FORCES APPAR ENTLY DOMINATE THOUGH ANTIS GAMBLING 1   MAY BLOCK BRYAN MOVE   Faces Fight On His Dry Plank~Frameun Against Reed and  araainok ?

Strength Shown In Striking Fashion In Committee Hearings On Contests. :   DECISION AGAINST REED IS EXPECTED   Prohibition, Trend Is ‘Toward Exclusion of Subject From Platform.

President’s Supporters ‘Are in Acsendancy on Committee on Credentials   EXPECT BRYAN FORCES TO WAGE HARD BATTLE   Not Believed That Dry Plank Will Be Adopted as Leaders Oppose Such Plan

WILSOWSUPPORTERS “WW ILL CONTROL AS -—PONVERTION NEARS   Anti-Administration Forces Seem Smail Minority and Lacking in Leadership.

EE  OFFICERS OF HENNEPIN COUNTY FACING CHARGE   Accused of Conspiracy t Ship Liquor to Minneapolis From Canada.

CARDINAL REVERSES OPINION   Gibbons Urges Women of the Natior to Vote Because It Is Their Duty.

GIBBONS REVERSES OPINION   American Cardinal Urges All Women to Go to the Palia

COX TO ASK WILSON: FOR RESERVATIONS      Demerratic Candidate fur Presiden! Will Seek to Ges Comressdon frum   Aina Wants Mipulation that Sale Parpue of Learue Is to Prevent War

ALLIES WILL HELP POLAND UNLESS AEDS HALT THRUST   If Bolsheviki Armies Don’t Discontinue Their Advance England and Her Associates Will Act.   CESSATION OF DRIVE IS DEMANDED AT ONCE   Poland Is Being Overrun By Soviet Hordes; Note Sent Russia Is of Very Threatening Character.

RRITISE THREATEN WAR   ULTIMATUM SENT TO REDS   Linyd George Demands Immediate Cessation of Russian Advance Into Poland.

ULTIMATUM TO SOVIET COUCHED IN PLAIN TERMS   THERE IS PANIC IN: WARSAW,   REDS NEAR CAPITAL AND WEALTHY PEOPLE FLEE.

STERN WARNING TO RUSSIA   Teld in Effect to Cease Overrunning Peland er Allies Will In Ee

FARMERS’ NATIONAL SELLING AGENCIES TO BE CONSIDEREL   Meeting Will be Held ir Chicago July 23-34— Call Out

FARMERS CONSIDER BIG SELLING AGENCY PLAN   Meet in Chicago to Discuss National Outlets for jing Farm Prouc *’

ATIONAL AGENCY FOR OELLING BY FARMERS PROPOSED   AIM TO CURB §PEGULATION' AND ? MARKET CTUATIONS   GREAT CONFERENCE ON CO-OPERATI   Called Under the Auspices of the Am¢rican Farm Bureau Federation In Chicago; Many Represented

WILL  CO-OPERATION  DISCUSS FAR FARMERS   National Conference In Chicago July 23-24 On Co-operative Marketing.   FARM BUREAU BACKS MOVE   See In Plan Stabilizer of Market —Grain and Livestock Separate.

FARMERS WILL TAKE UP NEW SELLING AGENCIES   CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM AT BOT TOM OF COMING CHICAGO CONFERENCE.

SELLING AGENCIES   Will Be Considered at Meeting This Month——Co-Operative Marketing Will Reduce Cost of Living.

Mimere’ tender Alezander Howat Counters by Saggesting That  (eoverrer Allen Begia.

PASTOR CAN’T INDUCE HOWAT TO LOVE ALLEN   Miners’ Chief Says Is Jesus Were on Earth He First Would “Clean Up” State House.

WHAT CHBIST ° ‘COULD DO. ON _. KANSAS‘ TOUR   ‘Alexander. Howat Tells Fam , OUS: Preacher That Love ' Sheuld Work Two Ways

EXTRA BONUS FOR ‘OVER: SEAS   VETERANS : ‘OF FOREIGN WARS WANT DISTICTION MADE.   HALE CONTRADICTS  STATE. ' WENTS OF WOLIER:    Discharged. Soldiers Haye Veen Given “Lip Appreciation an { Nothing More.”

Representative “of. Vetera Foreign War Takes Occas! to Launch ‘Attack; Upon t -Leaion - a, an

STORM OF PROTEST ~FOMLOWS ATTACK CNLECION'S HEA   Would "Tax Rich to Provide Sums for Veterans of  World War   ‘LIP APPRECIATION NOT ENOUGH,” 1S CLAIM   Witness Points Out Member of Congress Received Back Pav for War Duty

LARGEST ZEPPELIN . SURRENDERED 10 ENGLAND SOON   WAN DESIGNED TO CROSS OCEAN (ND BOMBARD NEW YORK (ND FASTERN COAST

VENIZELOS OFF FOR ATHENS   Greek Premier Has Completely Recov. ered From Assassins’ Attack in Paris,

AIMTO BREAK TENNESSEE QUORUN   MORE «THAN 30 LEGISLATORS REPORTED MISS- ING FROM HOTELS.

TAKING YARDMEN BACK IN CHICAGO   Outlaw Strikers on ‘Vacation’ Since Last March Being Re. ceived by Road Operators  Return Without Granting Ot Demands Made Upon Rail. road Managers

CHICAGO DOUBLES NEW YORK'S MCRDER. RECORD: WHEH 106   Sixteen Slayers Sentenced to Deatl fn Bast Ewo Monthy Beyon to Hang October 15.

HELD UP INTERURBAN CAR,   Bandits Pid Not Molest Passengers in Nicht Pobbery.

FIUME SURROUNDED AND SHOTS EXCHANGEL   Gen. Caviglia Says He Will Dx His Best to Avoid Unnecessary Bloodshed.

FIUME SIEGE BEGUN BY ITALY   Troops Open Fire in Move to Oust Gabriele D’Annunzio.

HENRY GARARD      Resident of Washington Township t Hed Tues Aiternoon.

HENRY GARARD   Resident of Washington Township. + Dled Tuesday Afterneca.

SPECIAL NUMBER ON UYCEUD COURSE OFFERS UN USUAL MERIT   BEG «SHOULD ATTENL

HAWANANSSTO. WE CONCERT   SPECIAL NUMBER ON LYCEUM COURSE OFFERS UNUSUAL " MERIT   voude The Ader..

STORM CLOUDS GATHER      Wet and @ Still Big Problem With the Democrats

CANDIDATES NAVE UP LITTLE ELSE   WILSON SEEKS TO WRITE PLATFORM FOR HIS PARTY   Bryan, Too, Claims Dic. tatorial Power; LineUp Is Uncertain.

LIKE SORE THUME   BEER TALK BUBBLES ABOVE CANDIDATE TALK AT SAN FRANCISCO   TAMMANY LEADS WETS?   Party Council at French Lick Believed to Have Planned Fight for Wets   President’s Views on Bone-dry an wanunece of Uncertainty im the Situation

CARTER GLASS GIVES IMPRES. SION THAT PRESIDENT WANTS LEAGUE TO BE BIG ISSUE   NAILS WILSON RUMORS   Story That President Wilt Demanc Nomination Characterized as Absurd—stili Fear Plat. form Fight on Conven. t tion Floor

HURRYING ALONG IN PRELIMINARIES TO CONVENTION   IN WHISPERINGS BEHIND THE SCENES IN BIG QUADRIEN. NiIAL DRAMA IN POLITICS BONE DRY PROHIBITION CONTINUED TO BE THE PRINCIPAL THEME OF AGI. TATION—LITTLE DISCUSSION OVER PROBABLE PRESIDEN. TIAL POSSIBILITIES.

Question of Candidates Pushed Into Background; When Do We Drink, Paramount Issue.   NO GTHER PLATFORM PLANK LIKELY TO CAUSE DERATE

BEFORE PLATFORM MAKERS AND: DELEGATES AT SAN FRAN  CISCO. °   Effort to Liberalize Prohibi_ tion Laws Will Feature Convention Fight—Bryan for Walsh for Permanent. Chairman — Leaders Ar . 2 Soh bh tm ha OO

LEADERS ARRIVING   Democrats of National Import: ance are al Frisco Now,   FIGHT ON LIQUOR PLANK   That and the League ef Nations Will Cause Most Dissension i Kanks.

PRESIDENT THINKS. DEMOCRATS SHOULD MAKENO REFERENCE 0 PROHIBITION OR IRISH FREEDOM

Prohibition Issue is Big Theme,. Even Eclipsing That of Nom- ° inees It is Said   LEADERS ON THE GROUND:   Tammany Chief and Carter} Glass With Wilson Platform, Conferring with Leaders      Believed That the Administration Plank on League Will Go Theres Without Sauabhie

M’ADOO GOSSIP CONTINUES AT SAN FRANCISCO   Platform, However, Holds Center of Interest at  Convention.

PARTY CHIEFS ARE PUZZLED   WISK MEN OF DEMOCRACY PutTING HEADS TOGETHER.   ALL AT SEA OVER A CANDIDATE   GHOST OF M’ADOO BOOM STALKING AT SAN FRANCISCO,   “latferm Alsee Causing a Peek of Treable, With Problem of Bone Dry Plank Chief Bone ef Ceatention.

GLASS SAID TO CARRY WILSONIAN PLATFORN   He and Murphy Arrive at Frisco and Quicken Interest in Pre-Convention Speculation.

IRISH AND DRYS DUE FOR A BUME   Wilson: Tells Messengers t Convention Reference to Thése Is Unnecessary.   “BEER.OR THIRD PARTY”

Definite Plan of Bryan to Override Plans of Administration Are Seen.

PARTY'S LEADERS BEGIN T0 GATHER   First Conferences of Democratic Chiefs Show Policy Toward Prohibition Is Still Greatest Problem.

U0 HAVING HARD TIME Ih SAN FRANCISCE   ARRIVAL OF SEN. GLASS IS A FACTOR.   HAS HE PLATFORM SENT BY PRESIDENT WILSON:   Tammany Chief, Murphy, Also on th Scene and He is to be Reckoned With Before the Final Nomin. ation Is Made.

LEADERS HIGH IN DEMOCRAT PARTY OPPOSE DRY LAW   Platform Fight On Con. vention Floor Looms  More Each Day.

BIG FIGHT LOOMS AT FRISCO   Wets and Drys Plan Battle or Convention Floor   PROSPECTS FOR ROW GROW   Arrival of Leaders Adds Impetu: to Wranale

LEADERS PUZZLED OVER SETTLEMENT OF CHIEF ISSUES   PLATFORM HOLDS FIRST PLACE IN LIST OF SUBJECTS BEING DISCUSSED   UNCERTAINTY INCREASING   Boosters for Palmer, Cox and Halt Dozen Other Aspirants Active as Favorite Sons’ Adherents  Establish Headquarters.

AUCH foal UNNECE OAR THINKS WILSON   Believes Prohibition and Irish Question Should Not Appear in Platform   .EAGUE OF NATIONS IS STILL ONE BIG ISSUE   CARTER GLASS EMPHASIZES McADOO DID NOT SAY HE WOULD DECLINE THE NOMINATION,

LEAGUE 1S BIGGEST WITH PRESIDER   HE WILL BE SATISFIED WITt NOTHING BUT STRONG AFFIRMATION.

WET FIGHT LOOMS - LIKE SORE THUME   BEER TALK BUBBLES ABOVE CANDIDATE TALK AT SAN FRANCISCO   Party Council at French Lick Be lieved to Have Planned Fight for We      ‘President's Views on Bone-dry ai Element of Uncertainty in the Situation

WILSON GIVES nA TO GLASS   . : Not Necessary to Refer to Liquor or Irish Questions, Says the President.   PLAN OF ACTION OUTLINED   Treaty Plank to be Presented Following Clash of Wets and the Drys.

‘Backers Point to Deadlock Possibility as - Big Chance for Their Candidate; Senator ~ Glass Denies Report That- Wilson  ' Seeks to Dictate to Convention   CHAIRMANSHIP FIGHT PREDICTED

MURPHY AND GLASS ATTRACT ATTENTION AT SAN FRANCISCO   Both Busy and Silent; Prohibition Issue is Still to the Front.

WILSON LAYS STRESS ON LEAGUE, AVDIDS IRELAND AND BAA?   Believes it Unnecessary for Plat form to Refer to Prohibition or Irish Independence Question.

WET AND DRY ISSUE BECOMES MORE VITAL AS DELEGATES ARRIVE   Liberal Plank Will Ge Many Supporters at San Francisco

HunT IS BREWING AS ACTORS REACH FRISCO FOR DRAMA   Inevitable Hurry and Scramble of Pre-Convention Days Is  Now On.   LEADERS ARE ARRIVING   Question of Party’s Policy Toward Bone Dry Legislation Chief Topic.

RIVAL FAGTIONS PRIME FOR TILT   Question of Prohibition May "Be Fought Out on Convention Floor.   LEADERS ARE ARRIVING

McAdoo Withdrawal I, Not   OPPOSITION TO GLASS "FOR CHAIRMAN SHOWN   ‘Wilsonites Suggest Colby o . Cummings to Head National Convention.

Men. Who. Will Take Leading  “Parts Arriving The Big Theme Is:the Partyts Policy -Toward: Bone Dry Prohibi tion — Bryan Expected to _ Lead Attack on the “wet” Movement.

Democrats Gathering In San Francisco To Make Platform and Select Nominee

WILL IT BE ~~ WET OR ORI?   DEMOS AGITATED OVER BOOZE PLANK   Question Even Overshadows Struggle For Presidential Nomination.

ScllTOR GLAS “AT SH FARIS   WBRYAN SAYS HF IS FOR WALSH FOR CHAIRMAN   PROHIBITION PLANK “TALKED   Report That Prosident’ Wilson Would Address the Convention by Telephone Was Denied. .

FRISCO FIGHT. _..ONDRY PLANK, CHIEFS THINK   Uncertainty as to Wilson’: View But Some of His Friends are Said to Favor Liberal Plank.   BRYAN DELAYS HIS ARRIVAL   Nebraskan Favors Senator Walsh, for Permanent Chairman — Glass and Cummings Confer,

Platform Policy in Regard to Prohibition Amendment Continues to be Chief Topic of Importance in Preliminary Discussions, Sen. Glass on Hand.      WILSON'S ATTITUDE IS UNCERTAIN

WET PLANK STILL CHIEF TOPIC Al CAN FRANCISCL   Now Seems Certain Fight Will Reach Convention Floor— Tammany May Lead Attack on Volstead Act.

WILSON WOULD KEEP PROHIBITION OUT OF PLATFORN   Will Be Satisfied With Noth. ing But Strong Affirmation of League Without, Reservations.

PARTY LEADERS REACH ’FRISCO   Sen. Glass and Tammany Leader Murphy Arrive for Democratic, Convention   Bryan Still Missing—Wef* Issue Continues to be Subject of Discussion

DONC GRY PROGLEM CR CE MATT RIAL FA? CONTROVERSY   Platform Continues to Hold It Place as Chief Topic at San Francisco.   TALK OF CANDIDATES IS APPRECIABLY REVIVED   Phantom of McAdoo Boom Stalks Through Hotel Corridors and Conference Rooms,   Leaving Trail of Uncertainty and Speculation Behind.

PLATFORM OCCUPIES CENTER OF STAGE   OVERSHADOWS INTEREST IN CANDIDACIES AS WET-DRY CLASH APPROACHES   Glass Denies that President Will Make Attempt to Dictate Party’s Course.

PROSPECTS OF FIGHT GROW AS MEETING NEARS   TAMMANY LEADER AND SEN GLASS ARRIVE IN 'FRISCO BUT WON’T TALK

PLATFORM IS BIG TOPIC OF TIMES IN SAN FRANCISCO   Phantom MeAdoo Boom Stalks Through Convention Circles; Bone-Dry Prohibition Ia Main Cause of Controversy,

DOINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL   Stage Being Set For Big Demo. cratic Affair. Leaders Continu To Arrive.

WILSON MAY TAKE STAND FOR BOOZE   ‘Uncertainty of President’s Attitude Keeps Issue Up in Air.   EXPECT TAMMANY TO LEAD ANTI-DRY MOVE

LEAGUE MUST — STAND SAYS PRES. WILSO   DOES NOT SEE NEED OF PLAT  FORM MAKING REFERENCE TO ! THE LIQUOR QUESTION  e

TAMMANY TALL Gtr ABRIL FOR CONVENTION   CARTER GLASS ALSO ON GROUND BUT NOT TALKING; CONVENTION HALL IS READY.

NEW ARRIVALS AT CONVENTION   Carter Glass and Tammany Leader Have Appeared on Scéne

WILSON OPPOSES ANY REFERENCE  TOLIQUOR ISSU      Chief Executive Believes Issue Has Been Settled and Would Have Party Remain Silent

First. Magnitude. Democrats Continue Conferences and ~~ Secret Scheining’.   'WADOO BOOM WILL NOT STAY SUBMERGED   Despite: fatements of Former ; Tre sury Head. Friends         fore N Nation.

PLATFORMS. BIG TOPIC OF — COGITATION   [Problem Of Bone-dry Prohibition  Chief Material. For Controversy  Among the. Delegates.   PARTY CHIEFS IN: QUANDRY   Rumblings -Of Fight Against. Sen--ator Glass For Head Of Resoluz  ‘uions Comnuttee Are Heard:   DENY WULSGN' 18: ‘DICTATING

TAMMANY 10 LEAD FIGHT ON DRY PLANK IN. PLATFORM   Liberal Declaration Said to he Favored by Wilson.   GLASS AND MURPHY THERE; BRYAN NEAR

DON’T WANT IRISH OR PROHIBITION QUESTIONS UP   SENATOR GLASS "S PRESI “DENT CONSIVERS TE UNNECES TO. MENTION EUrHEt TION IN: DEMOORALIC PORM.                 TYLA’

WILSON NOT TO: ADDRESS DEMS . BY ‘TELEPHONE   White Honte Denies Reports of Plans Yor Belng ‘Heard at Convention.   LEADERS ARE GATHERING   Sonator Glass and Charles F. Merphy: Arrived at San Franciece;) Bryam! Throws Another Cog in. Wheels By, Declaring For Walsh Fer Uhairaat,

PRELIMINARIES ARE ON AT DEMOCRATIC MEE)   [With Arrival of Some of the. Big  Leaders, Hurry and Scramble Begins. ~   ‘CARTER GLASS AND C.F. .  MURPHY ARRIVE ON SCEND   Both of Them Silent, However, as to Their Plans for Con-  wantian   ‘WET’ TALK IS GROWING   Bryan, on His Way, Will Arrive End of This Week; Big Firht Anticipated.

DEMO CHIEFS IN QUANDARY TAY TO UNTANGLE SNARL   Put Their Heads Together Cver Questions of Policies and Men.   Wei and Dry Issues Giving Concern to Leaders Considering Platform.

RTER GLASS, ONE OF PRES! DENT’S SPOKESMEN, NOW IN CONVENTION CITY      ILSON MAY DELIVER LONG-DISTANCE ADDRESS   stallation of Telephone Service Starts Remors that Presidedtt? May Delives Address to Convention by Long-bistance Telephone from Capital

PROHIBITION IS STILL ISSUE AS DEMS ASSEMBLI   USUAL PRE-CONVENTION HUR. RY AND SCRAMBLE NOW ON IN SAN FRANCISCO   BLASS AND MURPHY ARE ON JOB: SAYING LITTLE

Senato Walsh of Montane To Be Storm Center of Bitter Controversy   NO PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE   Senator Glass Will Supply Power to Generate Administration Policies

py BATTLE ON LOO AT.’FRISCO n)WS PROBABLE   ‘amany May Lead Advocates Wet Plank in Democratic  yatforins Wilson's Position artain; Leaders Wary

MURPHY LANDS IN SPOTLIGHT Aa WET DELEGATE LEADER   Credited With Having Plan of French Lick Conference for Moist Plank.   TAMMANY CHIEF SILENT ON PROSPECT FOR FIGHT   Uncertainty as to President's Position Helping to Keep Problem to Front.

FORMER HEAD Ot  TREASURY DEPT. POPULAR AMONG FIRST ARRIVALS   Sentiment Seems Strong for His Nomination, Despite His Protests Against Taking Such Action.   PLATFORM STILL IS SUBJECT DISCUSSED   Boosters For Palmer and Cox and Other Aspirants, As Well As Dark Horses, Are Actively At Work.

SENATOR WALSH NOW CENTER OF LIVELY BATTLES   BRYAN BACKING MONTANAN      TALK OF CANDIDATES I$ REVIVING—WALSH FOR CHAIRMANSHIP

CAMPAIGN LEADERS START DEMOCRATIC DIA IN FR/SCO  INA (ONAL 0 ONV PENT! LION Syl ie   PRELIMINARIES. OF (NA. TIONAL CONVENTION REACH PERIOD OF HURRY. AND SCRAMBLE.   Virginia Senator and Tammany - Leader Ave Centers of Speculation. ~~

PROMINENT DEMS. ARIVE AT COAST CITY   Glass, of Va., and Mur phy, New York Reach  San Francisco.

Question of the Nominee Is Outclassed by the Beer Plank.  CONVENTION HALL IS ABOUT READY

GETTING WARM — IN FRISCO   WITH ARRIVAL®OF BIG BUGS THE HUMMING GROWS.   “WET? OR “DRY” REMAINS THE , - ABSORBING QUESTION.   Signs Are That the Tammany Bunch WH Father Fight - Fora Wet Plank. .

SMOOT FILED. - CHARGES TODAY   Alleged That. Sugar Investigation Is'\Used — Against Him

CALLS INQUIRY ROTTEN POLITICS   Sen. Smoot Says Investiga tion of Sugar Co. an Effor “to Defeat Him ;   Declares He Holds Only Nom“ inal Stock Interest, Yet Denha Tiisactad Againct Mim

GENE GEARY SAVED. IN THE SHADOW OF THE GALLOWS   Supreme Court of Illinois Postpone Execution of Gunman.   CRAVEN’S TERROR TURNS TO JOY   Condemned Was Weeping and Moaning in Death Cell When Good News Came.

N. Y. SMOKERS ARE WARNED   Health Commissioner Tells Them They May Kill Goose With Golden Egg.

Health Commissioner Warns Against Excessive Cmoaking in Restaurant:

W.-Y. SMOKERS “ARE: WARNED   Health Commissioner Tallé Them They May Kitl Goose With Golden Eag: -

SCHOOL RELIEF LAWS. SOUGHT ARE GUTLINED   MEASURES WILL BE REQUESTED AT SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE IN MAY.   FIVE PRINGIPLES ADOPTED   General Educational Advisory Commit. tee Organizes at Austin and Adopts Program.

FARMERS STAND — TO LOSE GREAT AMOUNT.OF CROP   Rainy Weather Will Rot Down Corn, Fear. Almost Impossible to Get Workers —Many Using Machines.

REPATRIATION “WAY HURT FRANCE   Germen Priseners Engaged In Restoring War Devastated Seciions of France.

FRENCH REGRET REPATRIATON OF THE GERMANS   Many of Them Now Bein; Used in the Fields Will b Missed and Production Ma: Fall Way Down Say Re ports From Paris.

Political Sentiment In Central North      Edgar L. Sharkey, Business Man, Re turns From French Lick am Brings Good News for Democrats.

Political Sentiment as In' Central Nori:   Edgar L. Sharkey, Business Man, iteturns From French Lick  and Brings Good News for Democrats,

Fighting Is Resumed un Day Set for Armistice Negotiations to Begin   POLAND STRENGTHENS ANTICIPATING ATTACK   GERMAN REPORTS INDICATE PART OF POLISH FORCES ARE IN ROUT ONE ARMY BE ING CUT Orr.

ENGLAND AND FRANCE WATCH REDS MOVES   Fear Bolshevik? Are Coumouall  Alleged Ag       ing tn     eomment co Grant Av ice io Potes,

COVENANT UPHELD BY GOVERNOR CO?   CANDIDATE BEGINS DRIVE AGAINST FALSE CRITICISM OF LEAGUE COVENANT   APLAINED BRTICLE TEA   Only Congress Can Declare War, While Power of League Council Is Defined to Matter Of Advising.

Governor Cox Enthusiastically Received at Wilmington  —Crowd is With Him

BIG RECEPTION GIVEN TO GOVERNOR COX   (Fhe xeport of an address by Governor Cox is given on page 2.)

GOVERNOR COX HITS CRITICS OF ARTICLE TEN   False Criticism of League of Nations Scored in Speech in Delaware Today.   G. 0. P. PROPAGANDA MISREPRESENTATION   Democratic Nominee Explain: Article X So That All Can Understand.

OX 1S CONTINUNG HS ATTACK ON OPPONENT   Senator Lodge Again Assailed By Democratic Candidate; Irish Views Cheered —

re  LITTLE: GIRL DROWNED,   Fell in Creek in Eliana Saturday— { pody Has Not. Reen Found,

LITTLE GIRL DROWNED.   Pell in Creek in Elwood Saturday— Body Has Not Been Found.

BALL SEASON OPENED   BIG LEAGUES SHOW MIDSEASON FORM AT START.   Only One Game Postponed on Opening ) day—Extra Inning Contests Necessary in Both Leagues.

MID-SEASON BASEBALI   Only One Game Postponed on the Opening Day.   Extra Inning Contests Are Played  Both Big Leagues—Rained at Boston.

VON KAPP GOVERNMENT  REIGN IS ABOUT OVER   Washington Has Official Information That Mili-tarists Will Be Overthrown and President - : Ehert Retnrned to Power.

ert bovernment Cecides Yo Discontinue Communication With Revolutionary Rule   COUNTER- REVOLT GROWING

PROPOGE KANSAS TUN TO AVERT LABOR TROUBLE!   Constitutional Conventior Would Have Legislature Enact Laws Against Strikes.   Joint Committees Also in Favor of Creation of Industrial Commission in Nebraska.

PROPOSE KANSAS PLAN   Constitutions] Convention Meagur: odelled After Industrial Commission,

Ran as ee ll tial oT AA  “NEW SPRING. GOODS.   "Veneer tutnin tate sie

WHERE TG GO   See Page Seven for Fuller Details of the Various Amusements.

(Continued on Page Two)   CHINESE SAY INTERNATIONAL LEVY IS “UNJUST WITHOUT THEIR REPRESENTATION

BORG TO PEACE ARE ELOSED, SAYS PRIEST   LLOYD GEORGE 18 TOLD ENG. LAND VIOLATES OWN CONSTITUTION,

MAY MAKE ATTAGK ON MEXICO GITY   Mobilization Of Troops At Jaurez Continues.

Son-in-Law Precedes Him to Vera Cruz to Prepare for His  Coming.   FAMINE IN MEXICO CITY   Battle Expected in State of Pus. bla; Murguia Sent to Attack Gonzales’ Forces.

MASSED ABOUT WAREZ TODAY   Reported Flight of Car-  panza Is Still Unconfirmed.   PRIVATE MESSAGE REPEATS RUMOR   Says President Is Now Fleeing Towards Vera Cruz.

TROOPSBEING MASSED ABOUT JUAREZ TODAY   Reported Flight of Carranza Is Still Unconfirmed.   PRIVATE MESSAGE REPEATS RUMOR   Says President Is Now Fleeing Towards Vera Cruz.

ROAD BUILDERS _ PLANNING WORK   Firms Expect to Re-Open Of. fices Here During Next Week.   RAIN IS CUTTING FROST   Contractors Will Get Machinery ir Shape. Are Anxious to Get Theii Work Finished.

ROAD BUILDERS — PLANNING WORK   Firms Expect to Re-Open OFfives Here During Next Week.      RAIN IS ©€       Contractors Will, Get Machinery in Are Anxious to Get Their

‘TOM IS A-REAL JOKER   Wirea Sympathy to Coolridge, G. ‘0. P. Vice President. Nominee.

IS AN AGGIE STANDBY   Ship Winter of Lecompton Prominent in Many Activities

ANNOUNCEMENT AT NORFOLK, VA   Incoming Vessels to B - Boarded and Searched

VESoELO RINGING OMUGGLED LIQUOR WILL BE SEIZEL   Prohibition Agent Make: « Announcement Of Program.

HELD REAL ESTATE MEN AT POINT OF PISTOL, IS BANISHED FOR 20 YEARS

PANISUME FROM STATE IS DECREED      Phoenix Man Guilty of Assault Told Not to Return to Arizona for 20 Years.

PLANNING A NEW EXPOSITION   hiladelphia ,Propeses te Hold On Six Years Hence.

AUSTRIAN TREATY RATIFIED TODAY   Exchange of - Ratification  Ceremonies Took Place at  At French Foreign Office

FOUGHT WAY. 9 INTO TOWN   Turks Reported to Have Suffered Heavily  From French

French Fight Way into Turk ~ Gity of Aintab: Turk Force Suffering Heavy Casualties

A. E. F. HISTORIAN IS DEAD   Prof. Robert M. Johnston Succumbs to Iliness Aggravated by Two Years’ Service in France.

LLOYD GE GEORGE GE BACK; “:SUMMONS CABINE]      Will. Digeuss Russian Situation .Following: Bitter Attacks On Goyv“ernment by Press.

DENIAL BY THE DEMOCRATI STATE COMMITTEE   Of the Charge in Paid Advertise ments on “Harding’s Family Tree”   That the Democratic Organization Aid ed in Any Way Its Circulation.

DEMOCRATS DENY G. 0. P. CHARGES   ASSERT THAT CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN KEPT CLEAN.

DEMOCRATS DENOUNCE G. 0. P: ADVERTISING   State Committee Regents Scurillous Implication” as to Harding Pamphlets

SEES DANGER FROM DILATORY ACTIONS   Republicans in the Senate lave Used German Yeace . Treaty as an Exense fer Delay      PARTISAN, INQUISITIVE, ONITY

SENATE REPUBLICANS ' FEAR TREATY RECORD   Efforts at Compromise Evidence Uneasinees—Constructive Legis- . lation Irnored. ;

SENATE REPUBLICANS FEAR TREATY RECORD   EFFORTS AT COMPROMISE JEVIDENCE UNEASINESS—QI0MSTRUCTIVE LEGISLATION IGNORED,

CHILE BUYS WAR SIHPS,     They Are Prahably  literided as Arguments With Pern.

DETROIT DOCTORS GET CONTRABAND WHISKEY FOR FLU   Federal Government Au: thorizes Its Use Where Needed   MUST KEEP RECORDS

FREE BOOZE   Government To Furnish it te Vhysicians to Treat Flu

EXECUTIVE COMMIT TIE FRAMES STATE TICKET FOR TEXAS DEMOCRATS   Bailey’s Name Is To Go On But He I Not Charged To Cooke County

BAILEY’S NAME GOES ON PRIMARY BALLOT BY VOTE OF 16 T0 4   STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CERTIFIES NAMES OF STATE CANDIDATES

LIVELY SESSION FOLLOWS VOTE 10 GIVE CANDIDATE BALLOT REPRESENTATION

BAILEY'S NAME ON BALLOT, BY VOTE OF 16 10:   Democratic Cémmittee at Dal las Takes Action on Auulications.

LARGE METEOR FALLS NEAR OKLAHOMA TOWN   Lights Skies Over Several States. Geologists To Examine It.

BIG METEOR FALLS IN SOUTHWEST   Passes Over Four States, Lands Near Okmulaee, Okla-

Auditor Donahey Appears to . Have Clear Field in Race for _ Governorship. .

SOVIET OFFERS TO WITHDRAW IF POLAND DISARMS   “Not Conquerers” Declares Head of Russian  Delegation.

'y CASES SET,   Next- Month; Wil! Seem) Like Ok Times in Local Court.

MANY CASES SET.    Next Month Will Seem Like Gi Times in Local Court.

John H. Walker, Springfield, Named Candidate for Governor   DUN CAN M’DONALD : FOR CONGRESS

RUSSIANS ACCEPT   Reds Astonish Poles at Agreeing to Peace Terms

1,000 PERSONS SLAIN AT KIEL; COMMUNISTS GAIN; GRAVE SITUATION EXISTS   (Re Morning Journal Spectal Leased Wtre)

ama  act} WAVE GAINING   in ESSEN, 300 ARE SLAIN   WON'T RETURN TO WORK   RULLETIN.

THOUSAND AILLED ‘OAIEL HEPAT   Communists Gaining Headway at Saxony and Westphalia,

Workers Capture Steel City   right Troops For Hours   Mobs in Berlin Sta Army Officers   Reds Seize Five Stations

ESSEN SEIZED WITHA HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE   Communists Reported to Be Gaining Headway in Saxony and Westphalia —Armored Cars Rushed To East of Bertin.

OFFICERS ARE KILLED   [Soldiers in Armored Car Throw  Hand Grenades In Officers’  Auto, Killing Several.

U5. WOMEN IN GERMANY PERILED   Reds and Troops Fight Throughout the Country.   THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN SLAIN   Soviets Are Springing Up At Al Points and the General Strike Is Tighter Than Ever—Warrant Out for Ludendorff.

WOMEN PERILED BY BERLIN MOBS   Save Wives of Americans, Is / Warning by Correspondent : at German Capital.   MANY SLAIN IN COLLISIONS   General Strike Gontinues and Situation Remaing Critical —— Soviets  ) Springing Into Power Over  All Germany.

PEANS ARE REING FORMULATED   Summer School May Be Held at The  High School Building.

NG FORMULATED.      Sumunen Schoo) May Be Held at The Hizh School Building. 

Alabama Miners  Go Out On Set:       General SQuike tit Jdahama Coal Weta Oulered—8,000 Miners Already Que on Stig t

ANTHRACITE COAL EELS CRIPPLED BY MANY STRIKERS   Alabama and Pennsylvania Mines Are Without Workers-in Thousands, According to Reports Sent to Washineton Todav.

THOMPSON FACTION LEADS. IW ILINORS ON 6.0.P, TICKET   SMALL tal J SMITH Ht TY OVER CANDID WATER AUP: PORTED BY 10   One Killed, Score Injured and N : Kidnaped, But Election Quieter Than e¢ a  By Many

ONE KILLED, HALF DOZEN KIONAPED, COOKE INURE   Primary Disorders in Chicago, However, Not So Great as Had Been Feared.   T-OMPSON FACTION LEADS iN THE EARLY RETURNS   On Democratic Side Former James Hamilton Lewis Swamps Opponent for Gubernatorial Nomination, Barrolt O'Hara, About Five to One.

DRY LAW ATTACK LAUNCHED BY WET:   Igoe Introduces Amend ment Repealing Volsteac Law—Ohio Maintain: State Did Not Ratifs

SURPRISE ATTEMPT MADE TO REPEAL WVOLSTEAD LAW   (mendment to Legistative Approprlation Bil Was Made Repealing law tJnie 1%. 10990

EFFORT IS RENEWED TO REPEAL VOLSTEAD ACT   Congressional “Wets” Take Unexpected Action—Bill Introduced in The House.

KILLS WIFE AND THEN NOTIFIES THE POLICE   PONTIAC AUTOMOBILE WORKE! ; LEADS OFFICER TO PLACE  I. WHERE WOMAN LIES  a READ. 1

JUDGE DECIDES AGAINST TEXANG IN LAND DISPUTE   PpECISION ARBOCTS PROPERTY VALUED AT THREE HUNDDRED MILLION DOLLARS   HOLUS. SOUTH BANK LINE   oie  [xsucs Order For! Federal Marshal To Serve Papers F sparks and Partners From Hoiding Land.

OIL LAND ALONG RED RIVER GOES TO OKLA. PEOPLE   U. S. Court in Decision Says South Bank of River Is the Boundary Line

FEDERAL JUDGE FIXES OKLAHOMA-TEXAS LINE      South Bank of Red River and Not Center of Stream Is Boundary, He Decides,

FOR U.S. SHORES   Visits Fortifications at Subma rine Base at East Entrance   Will Stop at Jamaica Enroute Home

HARDING WILL QUIT CANAL ZONE SUNDA)   PRESIDENT-ELECT AND HIS PARTY WILL SAIL FROM CRISTOBAL ON BOARD THE PAST _ ORES; WILL LAND AT NORFOLK

HARDING WILL ~ SAIL SUNDAY   President . Elect. _ Arrives a - -Gristobial. and, Wi      ENROUTE: . TO” ‘NORFOLK

HAPOING PREPARES TC   REGRETLY MAKES READY TO BID GOODBYE TO PLEASANT VACATION SPOT,

HARDING READY 10 LEAVE CANAL ZONE      Sails From Cristobal Tomorrow 0; _ , Steamer Pastores For the United States.

HARDING PLUNGE: INTO SALT WATER POOL AT CRISTOBAL   Sails Tomorrow for Kingston Jamaica Island Stopover, Thence to Norfolk.

HARDING SALLS TOMORROW ON. RETURN TRIF   Will Stop at Jamaica “as Guest of British Governor Ca cy Ore

Harding to ' Sail Sunday      Prosident-cloet Witt Visit  lslanc of Jaunnicn on Way to United States,

HARDING WILL SAIL FOR UNITED STATES AT NOON SUNDA)   Senator’s Party Will Visit Jamaica on Way : Home.

HARDING TO VISI KINGSTON   President-Elect Will Arrive in Jamaica Tuesday.

HARDING SAILS SUNDAY   President-Elect Wil Make Stop at Kingston, Jamalea,

TOMORROW ON. THE “STEAMER PASTORES ‘TO LAND AT NORKOT .   Will Land at Kingston Jamaica, .Tuesday, anc ‘Take Lunch With th _ Governor of That Pos  gersion.

HARDING VISITS _ FORTIFICATIONS   Of Canal and Regretfully Pre pares to Sail for the United. States on Sunday.

‘Harding Swims While We Shiver  RRR RR RRR RK  President- Elect Sails for Home Today’

HARDING TO SAIL FOR U. S. SUNDAY   President-Elect To Motor Tx Jamaica Port As Guest Of British Governor,

HARDING PREPARES TO LEAVE GANA   Will Sail From Cristobal Sunday Noon.

HARDING ENJOYS HIS DIP   President-Elect Will Quit the Canal Zone Sunday—Has Had a Good Time.

READY 10 COME HOME   President» Elect Warding and  Party to Start Temorrow.   is TO STOP AT KINGSTON   Will Be Guest of British Governor of Jamaica For Trip Across island.

HARDING PARTY LEAVE ZONE Ou AY   Visits Panama forts and Suhmarine Base —~-Will Visit Janyajes

HARDING TO RETURN “s--< FROM CANAL ZONE   Leaves Panama‘ Regretfulls . Today ‘for: Jamaica After En . joyable Visit. . .

LEAVES CANAL ZENE SUNDAY   President- E lect Harding Stars on His Return Journey to U. S.

HARDING VACATION TS NEARING ENT   PRESIDENT-ELECT TO SAIL FROM CRISTOBAL TOMORROW.

SENATOR SORRY HE MUST LEAVE CANAL COUNTRY   President-Elect and Mrs. Harding Will Sail on the Pastores Tomorrow Noon.

HARDING GIVES PANAMA HEADS WELCOME NOTE   President-Elect, After Exchang ing Greetings, Plans to Leave for U.S.

GALVESTON STRIKE IS NEARING AN END   Steamship Officials and Strikers Are in Conference This Affernoon,

FRESH REVELATIONS OF GRAFT INT. S. SHIPPING BOARD   Salvaged, Goods Bought, Paint. ed. and Re-sold to Govern. ment at Big Prices,   BUY OLD LIFE BOATS FOR $10--SELI FOR $110   Edward McCann Offered $6,100 fob to Do Nothing — Labor Paid 40 Cents and  Charged Up As 80c,

Attempts to Cheat U,-SBody Out of Huge Sums Alleged: By Investigator; Big . Deal Almost ‘Put Over’ At: Loss   Dictaphone Revealed Scheme to Mulct Government of Million, John Meehan  ' Tells Congress Hearing

Lax Business Methods Given as Reason For New Step   GRAFT POSSIBLE   Probe Reveals Sufficient Testimony To. Warrant Change.

GLEW LEADS POLICE TOLEXINGTON, KY. IN MURDER CAS  Think 7 mune Vietin   Think Turfman Victim Of Relative Of Girl.

sree: scm canner  Clue in Elwell Mystery Leads to Kinsman of Some Wronged Girl as Horseman’s Murdere

Early Solution Of Elwell Mystery Is Thought Nea   Promising Clue Leads To Lex ington, Ky., Authorities Announce   ELWELL INTIMATE WITH GIRL THERE

ELWELL MURDER MAY BE SOLVED   Through a Clew Coming From Lexington, Ky., Concerning the Gay Lothario.   RELATIVES OF GIRL HAD THREATENED HIM   Turfman and Eridge Whist Expert Had Big Circle of Wamen FPriandc

HEARNE BANK IS FORCED 10 CLOS!   seven Years Crops Failure Given as Cause; Keorgantsaation is Hoped for.

BERLIN GROUPS DECLARE PEACE   German Crisis Ends, According to Dispatches Coming Via Paris   PEOPLE TO ELECT PRESIDENT   Reported Agreement Between Old and New Governments Permits Ebert to Retain Office Until His Suc. cessor is Chosen.

Gh EBERT FCuUMES POWER   Militarist Revolution Collapses and Kapp Steps Aside.   BERLIN GROUPS MAKE PEACE   Breaking Down of the New Regime la a Victory of the Striking Masses and Anti-Prussian Southern States.

WITHDRAWAL OF U. S, SOLDIERS IS BLOW TO NIPPON   Sudden Action “Bol From Blue”’ to Japanese Says Statement.

WAIT ANNOUNCEMENT AMERICAN POLICIES   Situaticn In Siberia Remains Clouded Until Situation Is Known.

Tokyo Claims Ignorance of Any Change in Original “Agreement With © America ‘Regarding Siberia Policy   Meanwhile, Bolshevik Force: Occupy All the Territory From Which Admiral Kol chak’s Army Was Driver

3. REMOVAL OF ARMY IN SIBERIA HITS JAPAN HARL   Fighting Reds Singlehanded Is -Heavy Burden, but She'll “Stay,.Is Press View.   ACTION WITHOUT NOTICE TO NIPPON, IS ASSERTION   American atid Ally Diplomats at Vladivostok Waiting to Have Question Cleared. .

Tokio Surprised at U.S. Decision to Withdraw Soldiers From Siberia

JAPAN 1S SURPRISED BY ACTION OF U.S. TAKING ITS TROOPS OUT OF RUSSIA   ‘Claim to Have Had No Notice  of This Move From Official Source.   WILL CONTINUE TO GUARD SIBERIAN R. R   U. S. Forces Will Hold Bach Until Japan Can Reinforce Present Troops.

JAPAN ASTONISHED BY WITHDRAWAL OF U.S, FORGE IN EAS]   Claim to Know of No Al teration in Agreement with America.

PROBE HALT ON GRAIN LOANS   Senate Orders Investigation Into Fed. eral Reserve Bank Action— Gronna Makes Charges.

SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF RESERVE BANKS   Curtailed Credit lienressed Fries Of Grain, Senaior Claims, .

SEEKS LIGHT ON FINANCIAL MOVE   Senate Acts wi when = Gronn: Charges Artificial Depression in Grain Price

LEAGUE SHOWN UP BY SPENCER ROW—BORAE   BORAH SAYS pave ONLY LOOKS GOOD ON PAPER AND IN  RHETORIC

BORAH DEGLARES ‘WILGON'S OPEECH SUSTAINS BHRREES   Says--Prosident's ~ Interprets tion Shows League In: Its Practical Working.

BORAH SAYS FORCE IS REAL KEYNOTE OF PEACE LEACUI   QUOTES WILSON TO PROVE CLAIM PACT WOULD EMBROIL U. 3. IN EUROPE'S ROWS.

WILSON 15 QUOTED BY SENATOR BORAK ON USE OF TROOPS   DECLARES PRESIDENT SAID_ IN PARIS U. S. WOULD SEND FORCES WHEN NECESSARY.   SAYS LEAGUE AUTOCRATIC   Dolio te Memhar. ta Tse of Armies and Navies to Compel All Others «vb vuesttye Letter of Covenant.

LEAGUE GIGANTIC AUTOGAACY BASED ON FORGE---BORAE   Spencer - Wilson Controversy Shows How It Looks. When Viewed Practically.   MEANS SENDING AMERICAN BOYS ACROSS THE SEA   Incredible Thing AboutgWhole Proposition is That Such a Scheme Should Ever Have Been Seriously Submitted tc People of United States.

‘DENIKINE FLED TO CRIMEA   Many of His Soldiers Went Over to Bolshevtki.

DENERINE TROOPS DESERT TO REDS   Thousands Go Over to Soviet Side as Novorossisk [s Occupied: Rest Depart on Steamer.

GENERAL DENIKINE'S SOLDIERS 60 OVER TO SOVIET FORGES   Bolshevik. “Army "Occupies : City of Novorossic in Face  of Little Opposition

BOLSHEVIK! WIN MANY  DENIKINE VOLUNTEERS   Allied Forces and Remnant of Russia: Army Withdraw as Soviet Forces Take Oity

BOLSHEVIK] TAKE WAVGROSSISK CITY   DID NOT FIRE: ON UNITED STATE: CRUISER GALVESTON, LEAVING PORT

REDS OCCUPY NOVORASSISK   Thou-ands of Denitine’s Troeps Are Reported to Have Gone Over to Side of the Hedy. =

DENEKINE VOLUNTEERS DESERT 10 BOLSHEVIK, MANY FLEE FROMM SITY   AMERICAN CRUISER LEAVES HAR. BOR WITHOUT BEING FIRED  ON; OTHERS UNDER FIRE,

ISSUES CHALLENGE    All Games Were Played Heydler Says an Their Merits

MIMS AGAIN RESTRAINED ROM CERTIFYING NAMES Of AMERICAN PARTY TODAY      Court Holds Up Certification o All Parties Pending Decision Expected Today or Saturday

DESTROYERS TAKE OFF PASSENGERS   Transport Powhatan Still Gripped In Heavy Storm In Atiantic—Fire Rooms Filled

POWHATAN SENDS WIRELESS   Destroyers Stand By Waiting For Sez to Moderate.

PASSENGERS STILL ABOARD POWHATTAN   Ships Standing By and Trying t Get a Line Aboard Disabled Craft.

STILL TOSSED — BY HEAVY SEA   Weather Prevents Re  moval of Passengers  from Powhatan.   IS INNO GREAT DANGER AS YET

VESSEL STANDS BY HOPING TO RESCUE MANY PASSENGERS   Disabled ‘“Powhalen Reports Water in Fire Rooms to, Danger Line

GERMAN BANK ROBBERS SWINDLE PEOPLE, GLAIM TO BE ARENTS OF ALLIES   COLLECT HEAVY DAMAGES FOR DEPREDATIONS OF GERMAN ARMY DURING THE WAR.

PSUEDO. ALLIED AGENTS ROBBING GERMAN BANKS                 Swindlers Collect Largo Sum: ‘hile Posing ay Collectors for '°. Allied Governments.

TRADES UNION CONGRESS NOW ISIN SESSION   ‘Organized Workers Will Define Attitude Toward Strikes.   DISCUSS ATTITUDE   Striking Irish Railway Men Have Sought Sympathy Of Union.

LANDING OF AIRMEN OF U.S BEYOND BORDER WILL FORM BASIS OF STRONG INQUIRY   Vigorous Terms Are Employec in Asking Washington About. Repeated Incidents

MEXICO SENDS © "PROTEST NOTE   Neighbor: ‘Real Peevish About American. Airmen ‘Landing on Her Own Perfectly Good Soil Too Often   WANTS: REDRESS

MEXICO. WANTS: : UU: 'S. FLIERS TO “STAY AT HOME   Protests ‘Against’ » Aviator: Landing South of - Tnter- 7.  Rl - ee a oe

UBJELT 10 PRESENCE  OF PLANES   .S. Aviators Already Instructed to Quit Landing Across Border.

TRAIN LEAVES RAILS: THREE ARE INJURED   SERIOUS WRECK ON THE PENN: SYLVANIA ROAD OCCURS IN OHIO—LATEST WORD  Tyrer ttn,

CAPTAIN DETZER RELEASED   Believe Acquittal or Reprimand Awaits Officer.

SHIPS BUILT FOR FRANCE \ ARE NST SEAWORTH   They Were Consttucted by Ueivatc Fias in aunerica and Against  Advice of Shipping Gourd,

FRANCE FINBS SHIPS  NOT FITTED FR SE!   AH of Fighty-two Vessels Built for French by Americe Said ic be  Unseaworthy—wWere Pri-

Not One of 82 Vessels Built for France in the United States Can Be Used

CONVERT PALESTINE INTO JEWISH LAND   Mack Makes Plea For Co operation.

TAKES #8SUE WITH HAYS.   Glass Has Telegraphic Corre. spondence With Republican Chairman.

SECRETARY GLASS I$ ANGRY   Accuses Republican Chairman lays of Making Statements Both False and Silly.

GLASS DENOUNCES HAY'S CHARGEON HIS DEPARTMENT   Treasury Secretary Says Clain That He Sent Democratic Propaganda to Bond Buyers Is Defamation.   ASKS RETRACTMENT   FRWIERD BYVBA SAWARNS AATASAAYS A     Official Calls Upon Republicat Leader to Furnish Proof or Make Correction in Press To Public.

BLAdO REGENTS ALLEGED CHARGE BY WILL H. HAYS   Republican Chairman Denies Saying Secretary Gave List of Liberty Bond Buyers to Democrats.

MO, GLASS REGENT ADOtRTION MADE BY CHAIRMAN HAYS   Asked That He Either Produce Proof or Publicly Retract Statements.   BOTH FALSE AND SILLY SECRETARY DECLARES      Republican Chairman Reiterates That Democratic Campaign -Commitice Sent Out Thousands of Tens of Po. litieal Propaganda, All Vaid For Out of Taxpayers’ Money. )

Treasury Head Denies That He Furnished Lists of Names of Liberty Bond Buyers and War Workers to Committee.

OPPOSE A REFERENDUM VOTE   Anti-Saloon League of VU iseour  Seeks an Injunction.

VILLA'S SURRENDER 1S ALL ARRANGED:   Bandit to Retire to Ranct After Army Is Dis‘banded.      IMMUNITY JIS PROMISED   United States Tells Mexico to Release American Villa aptured, ~

U.5, RECOGNITION OF MEXICO MAY ~«BE PROTOCOL  EXCHANGE   By A. L:’ ABYS  GNITION  Bradford, :  Wererens Seyocensn seen see  “United Press  bait _Correstondent .

ONLY CONDITIONAL RECOGNITION NOW   State Department Plans Ex change of Protocols With  ~~. Mexico.

MAY BE PARTIAL RECOGNITION   Mexice to Pe Receounired Only on  Certain Candiiions.,

DRYS  WINNERS IN MISSOUR!   Breckinridge Long Has Beer Nominated for Senator By Democrats.

Long And League Far Ahead In The “Show Me” State: Wets Lose Fight

LONG LEADSIN MISSOURI RAGE FOR SENATOE   Paper Declares He Will Win In Primary With 10,000 Plurality.

LONG, LEAGUE ADVOCATE, WINS SS  Administration Man Ahead   TQ OPPOSE SPENCER:   Republican Opponent Enemy of Volstead Law Is Defeated.

AMERICAN WOOLEN “MILLS: MADE LARGE PROFITS LAST YEAF   Fifteen Millions Cleared by This Mill in 1919.—Demand For Fine Wool and Fine Clothes Causing Steady In crease in Price.

NET PROFITS OF WOOLEN MILLE ARE STO ANA A   Unprecedented Demand fo Fine Goods Boosts Price, Head of Company Says

WOOL PROFIT © IN ONE YEAR $15,513.41:   American Company President Points Out Big Demand and High Prices.

WOOD IS WELL PLEASED WITH YEAR’S BUSINES:   President of American  Woolen Co. Says Outlook for 1920 Is. Excel:  lent.

15 MILLIONS IS NET PROFIT OF COMPAN)   American Woolen Makes Annual Report Today,

WOOL COMPANY HAS BIG PROT      Report Shows. Net Return of $15,513,415 for Year of 1919

UNFILLED ORDERS WILL KEEP MILLS GOING WELL INTO The YEAR oF 1920    re ‘ “ ; Net Profits of American Woolen Company ior 1948 Amounted to $15,513,415, Less Reserves ior 4  Tayes and Contingencies a4

‘LITTLE FEATHER’ 1S TRIMMED   Rich Osage Indian Starts Out to See the World — Doesn't Get Far.

GAMBLERS TRIM RICH INDIAN   “Little Feather” Starts Out to See World—Arreeted as Vagrant,

WEATHER BUREAU ISSUES WARNINE   Much Celder in Sections East of the Mississippi River Within Next Thirty-Six Hours

_ COLD- SNAP alo RASD      Low Temperaiares and  Snaw Koreeust’ for Potiiovrow.

COLD WAVE NEAR   Temperature Drop and More Snow Tonight Predicted

COLD WAVE IS COMING   Warning for Ohio Vulley Sent Out by Weather Bureau Todas

COLD WAVE IS COMING   Ali, COUNTRY EAST OF MISSIS. SIPPI WARNED—NEAR ZERO TEMPERATULES HERE.

COLD WAVEIS — ~ DUE TOMORROW   Zero Weather Is Promised fol Ohio Valley With Sprinkling -of Show.

COLDER WEATHER  ARRIVES TUESDAY   Cold Wave Warnings Issued By Weatherman   Snow For Monday Night With Rapid Change.

SURPRISE SPRUNG IN RED RIVER CASE   COUNSEL WITHDRAWS PETFLION AND TRIAL IS TERMI. NATED WITH NOBODY  KILLED,

JUDSONIA COMPANY ASKS DISMISSAL OF ITS APPLICATIONS   New and Unexpected Development Occurs in Texas-Oklahoma Controversy.

ULANOMANS Ih UIL LAND CASE HUET FIGHT   Ask Proceedings - Against Texas Claimants T 0 Properly Be Dismissed.   FEDERAL JUDGE GRANTS MOTION   Brings New And Unex pected Situation In Red River Land Dispute.

HARDING ISSUES DENIAL   Says That Washington Vanderlip Is Not His Agent.

WERICA WILL SUPPORT POLISH INDEPENDENCE   TO) FULL EXTENT OF CONSTITTTIONAL POWER CONFERRED ON EXECUTIVE SAYS SECRETARY COLBY—POLITICAL QUESva \.

REDS IN NO HURRY FOR PEACE.   Order for General Offensive Agalnat Whraranw ia Renorted,.

GIVES DIVORCES VIA U. S. MAIL   Judge Arrested on Charge of Using Mail to Defraud— Decrees Void.

CLOSED MEETING. OF SWITCHMEN   Me ee  President Lee and. Sam:  uel Gompers to Speak  in Cleveland

MACLAY HOYNE MAKES BIG HAU   Claims to Have Papers Containing Names of All Members of the _ 1. W. W. in the United States.

HOYNE HAS LIST OF I. W. W. MEMBERS   VALUABLE PAPERS ARE SECURED BY DETECTIVES IN CITY OF CHICAGO.

Democrats Hop: to Capitalize Mistakes of Republican Majority.   REORGANIZATION IGNORED   Party Leaders Dec!are Present Organization Is Good Enough for Them.

DEMOCRATS. P (699 “COME AY      [By L. C. Martin, United Press Staff > Correspondent.)

HOUSE--SENATE DEMOCRATS ARE CLEARING DECKS   MINORITY LEADERS PREPARING ror f1GaHT TO GET LEAD AT NEXT ELECTION

KITCRIN SAYS MINORITY NOT LAYING DOWN   No Reorganization of Demo: cratic, Party Needed but Real Oraanization.      OHIO LEGISLATURE HAS MANY FARMERS -ADDED   Only Thirteen Democrats. in Both Branches—G, 0, P, Fynenses,

TROOPS CALLED AFTER MANAGER OF MINE IS SLAIN   Two Others Injured When Man ager’s Party Is Fired Upon From Ambush in Alabama   SHERIFF ASKS FOR AID   Governor Kilby Sends Nationa’ Guard Men to Strike Area as Feeling Grows Ritter

TROOPS CALLED IN COAL STRIKE  GENERAL MANAGER OF   GENERAL MANAGER OF COMPANY SHOT AND . KILLED.

SOLDIERS ARE ORDERED TO MINES'IN ALABAMY   I Six Companies to Do Duty it Walker and Jefferson Counties Following Shooting.

MINE STRIKERS IN RIOT   Six. Companies of Alabama Guarc Called Out—One Killed, Two Wounded.

PALL NATIONAL GUAR   SHOOTING OF MINE MANAGER IN ALABAMA LEADS TO TROOP ORDER.

MINE MANAGER IS SHOT DEAD   Six Companies of National Guards Sent to Alabama ~

Se  FROST HURT KANSAS CORN   Dainage From 5 to 10 Per Cent in  Northern and Western Counties. 

FROST HERT CORN,   The Danage Was Sertuux tn North ) Part of the Slate.

‘Troops Rushed as Situation  Grows More Serious— Allen Appealed To

Outbreak Follows Killing Of White Man By Negro At Independence, Kan.

DEADLY AACE RIOT. IN KANSAS TOWN   TWO KILLED AND FOUR WOUND~ ED AT INDEPENDENCE,   GOVENOR ASKED FOR TROOPS   ;  Disturbance Started Following Mur.   der of a Storekeeper by a Negro —High School Boy Is Innocent  Victim of the Mob.

AUSH TROOPS 10 SCENE OF BARE RIOTS   ARMED NEGROES PARADE STREETS; BOY 1S KILLED   lrouble Follows Murde: of White Merchant By A Negro.

KANSAS GOVERNOR APPEALED 10 FOR STATE TROOPS TO QUELL RACERIOTS AT INDEPENDENC   r  ' Grocer Shot By. Negro: Started The Trouble  Street Clashes Afterwards Resulted in ‘’ Boy and a Nevro Being Killed.

RAGE RIOTING RESULTS KILLING TWO IN KANSAS   Gavernor Allen Has Sesit Troops to Independence Where Clashes Oceurred.

RACE RIOT BREAKS OUT IN KAN. TOWN: SEVERAL KILLED   NEGRO MURDERS WHITE MER CHANT, WHICH BROUGHT ON TROUBLE   AUTHORITIES HAVE REQUESTED THE GOVERNOR TO SEND TROOPS AT ONCE

TWO ARE KILLED — - IN RACE RIOTING; TROOPS CALLED   DISORDER FOLLOWS THE MURD ER OF WHITE MERCHANT BY” A NEGRO—MANY INJURED: ©

Race Riot Breaks  Out in Kansas. Town   White Boy and Negro Have Been Killed. Governor Is Asked to Serid State Troops to Preserve Order.

AUSH TROOP: TO EN0 0 WH KANSAS   Quiet. Reigns in Indendence Where Race ar Claimed Two  Lives Yesterday.

TWO KILLED AND FOUR INWURED IN STREET FIGH      Governor Asked to Send Troops ts Prevent Further Treubte Between Races.   TROUBLE STARTED OVER MURDER OF GROCEE   Cams te a Head When Armed Ne grees Apreared on Street aut ‘Resisted the Officers,

es  THE BUFORD  SOVIET ARK, WiTH 249 DEPORTED - RUSSIANS  PERO   Arrived on Southern : Finnish Coast But Will Proceed Further.

“SOVIET ARK” HAS ARRIVED AT FINNISH PORT WITH ITS CARGO OF DEPGRTED ALIENS

ENEM  Ika JOIN INTERESTS IN TREATY FIGHT   Administration Forces and Irreconcilables Keep in Touth.

UTTLE Gide FOR AN AGREEMENT ON THE PeAGe TREATY   Hitcheock and Boral Align -to Defeat Ratification   VOTE LATE NEXT WEEK

Disposition Becoming Appar ent to Let Issue Go Uncscided into Political Campaign.   VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN RESERVATION ON MONDAY   At Least Scere of Dem®crats Stand Steadfastly With President in Opposing Ratitieation With This Article Unmodified While If Irrecencilable Are Against Any Ratitieation,

PEACE PACT IS ENCASED IN CONCRETE   Leaders of Both Parties Un able to Get Closer te Compromise

FINAL VOTE ON THE TREATY MAY COME NEXT WEEK   Disposition Apparent To Bring Senate Debate To An End.

TREATY oQUADBLE AY A STANDST!U!   BOTH SIDES ABANDON HOPE OF RATIFYING THE TREATY, IT IS SAID   LOOK FOR UTTER FAILURE   Unicss Unexpected Circumstances,  /iter the Situation the Measure will Not be Ratified Now 

TREATY fa lol IN CAMPAIGR NOW STEMS PROBABLE   With Ratification Apparently Far Away, Friends and Foes of Pact Show Disposition te Halt Debate.

TIME WASTE TO DEBATE TREAT   SENATORS SEE SCANT HOPE OF REACHING AGREEMENT.   NUMBER DISPOSED TO DROP IT   Willing to Let Isaue Go Undecidec Into Political Campaign — Followers of President Fixed in Their Stand.

RATIFICATION Of TREATY FAR AWAY, DEBATE INDICATE:   HATIPICATION FRUATY ESOUGH VOTES IMP SINELE Po Moy TEN HEP Hh AS RESERVATIONS.   DAY OF ORATORY PASSES   Disposition Heeonties Apparent Among Noth Faction« te Let Is. sue Gio Undecwted ald Marke ft A Campaign Matter,

TREATY MAY BE ISSUE  IN COMING CAMPAIGN   Indications Are That Senate Will Be Unable to Reach Formal Agreement,

RATIFICATION OF PEAGE PACT STILL FAR AWAY   yenerally Conceded that Enough Votes Cannot Be Secured to Modify Article X or Ratify.   WOMAN IN BLACK  CAUGHT AT LAST OY TUE Pl Ife   ISSUE SURE TO GO INTO CAMPAIGN

PACT SEEMS DESTINED 10 BECOME ISSUE IN CAMPAIG   Neither Side Able tc Muster Votes to Win.   HITCHCOCK ROWS WITH KELLOGG   Democratic Leader I: Making Up to Borah.

RATIFICATION IS UP TO PUBLIC   End of Prolonged Wrangle in Senat Likely io Come This Week.

PACT APPROVAL 5 IMPOSSIBLE crMATORS SM   Twenty Democrats Expected to Join With *Irreconcilables” to Defeat Ma. jority Plan   Indications That League of   Nations Question Will Be  One Campaign Issue

AE A CAMPAIGN, SCE I 1908  INDICATIGN   Unless Some Unexpected Circumstance Alters Serate Alignment, the Treaty Ouestion Will go to Voters   MONDAY MAY DECIDE FATE OF DOCUMENT   3, 0, P, Reservation to Article Ten Is Expected to Be Brought Before Senate for 9 Vote on That Date.

Senate Almost In Another - Deadlock on Versailles  Peace Document.   DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT ——“"TI¢S LAST DITCH. CLAIM   Hitchcock and Mild Reserva tion Republicans In Break Yesterday.

VOTE ON TREATY IS FARTHER AWAY NOW THAN EVER   Leaders Willing T<« Let Tangled Pact Issue To People.

APPOINT SUCCESSOR TD GOVERNOR OF LOWER CALIFOBNL   General Calles-Has Arrived at Mexicali, Is Report.

ANDES BL (F ALIEN RELIC         To Organize European Relief : Gouneil Consisting of? > r Al Welfare Bodie   TWENTY-THREE. MILLIONS WILL BE NEEDED: “YEARLY   Chairman Hoover: ‘Says: Politics-.and Creeds..Do- “Not. Enter: Into® Relief: Plan

“Red” Ark May Not Be Allowed To Lanc    “ge : Bureau of Immigration Uncertain A:  To How Russia Will Receive Emma Goldman and Other Deportees.

DANIELS O10 NO] AY JAPAN ~—MENAGE   Secretary of Navy Writes Denial of Published Report to Senator Paige of Navy Committee

TROOPS REGAIN KING'S ESTATES FROM PEASANTS   Several Wounded in En ‘counter Which Results ir Military Being Successful

DARK DAYS AHEAD SAYS HARDING   Declares America Must “Get Back on Main Road™

America Must Get Back To   CANDIDATE HARDING SOUNOS ] WARNING TO COUNTRY THAT CHANGES {IN IOEAS ARE NECESSARY

HARDING PAINTS A DARK: PICTURE   Presidential C andidate Pre dicts a Very! Gidomy Future for Uhited States   «kh AUN ALVUSYe PPA  Doesn’t Jibe With His Slogan, “Have Confi-. dence in the Republic

DARK DAYS SEEN UNLESS CHANGES COME QUICKLY   Harding Predicis No Work and = Closed Shops.

AMERICA MUST GET BACK ONTO THE MAIN ROAL   Harding Sounded 2 Warning Note “That There Must Be y Change.

“INDUSTRIAL CRISIS   [By. Raymond_.Clapper,,. United. Press ; Staff Correcnondent.!

Prediction of of Idle Plants Made Unless FeUBICA vce Party Successful...   ‘DAVIS .CLASSED AS . WET   Anti-Saloon League Says: his Opponent, Donahey, Has ~ Dry Leanings.

CHANGE OR DARK DAYS HARDING   Says “No Hour Day” Is Threatened Labor  NOW F ACE CHAOS  Appeals to ‘Soher Amen ica” For Remedy

“NO HOUR DAY” IN AMERICA OOK   UNLESS EXTRAVAGANCE if CURBED, SAYS HARDING.   ENOUGH OF ONE WAN POWER   Qur Government Because of It Ha Been Meddiesome and Incompetent and Haa Promoted Ideals  Foreian to Americanism.

HARDING SPEAKS TO TRAVELING MEN   SAYS DARK DAYS ARE AHEAD OF AMERICA UNLESS WE GET Bitch TO WAIN ROAD

I. W. W. CASE. POSTPONED   Tlness of Judge Prevents Hoaring Argument of Appeal of Haywood

 THE LOUBSIAN sh iN   RIVAL CAMPS WERE IN BATTLE _ ARRAY AS STATE LEGISLA: TURE CONVENED TODAY.   The Friends of Suffrage Movement  Have Been Unable to Get a Line on the Incoming Administration, It is Said.

SUFFRAGE BATTLE SHIFTED 10 SOUTH AS SOLONS GATHER   Convening of Louisinna Legislature May Reqwili in That State Being Thirty-sixth io Ratify  Federal Constitution. *

LOU EP BLY  RAGE     BLY      Suite May Be 36th to Hatifty Autheey Amemanent Kalrranchising UL S. Women,

SUFFRAGE: BATTLE - SHIFTED"T0. SOUTH AS SOLONS GATHER   Convening of Louisiana Legielature May Result in That State Being Thirty-sixth to Ratify Federal Constitution-

HANSAS FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS AT BAY!   Twenly-fifth Annual Session of The Body is Being Held.

eee PS rte we A RE  Ht is the First Time Held/by Feddiation out West Mectiog 

WOMEN’S CLUBS MEET   Kansas Staté Federation Opens Last Night at Hays.

GENERAL ESSAD ~ PASHA IS KILLEL   Former President of Albania Shot by: Young Student, Avenle Ruston

SEEK MOTIVE FOR ASSASSINATION oF ~ GEN. ESSAD PASHA   International Complications Feared as Italian Government Had Fertidden Pasha to Return to Albanta.

FORMER PRESIDENT OF ALBANIA SLAIN ON PARIS STREET      ) ALBANIAN STUDENT FIRES THREE SHOTS AT OFFICIAL— - INTERNATIONAL COM. PLICATIONS FEARED

Shot Down in Front of His Hote In Paris   ASSAILANT 1S = STUDENT   Victim An Exile From His Native Land

ROWE BILL MAKES CFAMAN (UICKLY   THREE-YEAR PERIOD SHKORTENED TO NINE MONTHS. SHARP DEBATE.

DFFLCIALS OF IS, SHIPPING AOKRD DIFFER   Contentions Develop Over Term of Preliminary Training Required of Seamen

E: Saleen SHARP DIFFERENCE OF OPINION OVER POLICY MATTERS DEVELOPS IN” SHIPPING   BOARD

PEP APOSTLES PROSE      AKE THIXTON AND SKINNY Ls TON ARE NAMED 1920 YELL LEADERS

amma aanaiiaiii  JAKE THIXTON AND SKINNY LIS TON ARE NAMED 1920 ‘YEEE LEADERS   OOTBULL GAME GT.

COALITION OF MINOR PARTIES THREATENS TO BREAK IN FIGHT + QVERCANDIDATE AND PLATF'N   Labor Delegates Resent Attitude of LaF ollette Toward Their “Radical” Platform and May Name Trade Unionist to Head Their Crowd— Ferty-Eighters Will Stick to Wisconsin Senator

MINATION IS REFUSED BY LA FOLLETTE   ys of Laborites, Forty-Eight. and Senator LaFollette Refuse to Combine.

DISCORDIN THIRD PARTY   Coalition May Break  Up as Result of Sen. ator [Lg Follette’s Re fusal to Run on a Radi cal Platform.   LATE EVENTS

“BUST” LIKELY IN THIRD PARTY   The Malcontents Can’t Even Agree on What They Think They Want.   LABOR DELEGATES SORE ON LA FOLLETTE   Object to Wisconsin Senator’s “‘Dietation’’ of Platform to be Adonted.

While Combined Convention of Laborites And Forty Eighters  : Wrangle Over Methods of Procedure, Platform Makers Face Ditficult Job In Reconciling Views of Various Factions.

UNCERTAINTY RULES THIRD PARTY MEETING   ‘Coalition of Labor Party And Committee of 18 May Be Broken Up.  

TO CANVASS TOWN IN CHILD SURVE’   HEADS OF COMMITTEES WERE i APPOINTED APF MEETING  siya Ae SERED   TOBE BASIS /FOR LAWS   Canvass of Town'Will_ be the First Step Taken in Gathering Data for Movement

TO CANVASS TOWN IN CHILD SURVE!   HEADS OF COMMITTEES WERE APPOINTED AT MEETING YESTERDAY   Canvass of Town Will be the First Step Taken in Gathering Data for Movement

WARRANT ISSUED FORT. W. LAWSON, FINANCIER TALKS   Noted Stock Operator Says Ae tion Is Taken To Injure Public Standing   ASSAILS WALL STREET   Declares Public Has Beet Swindled Out Of Billions By Manipulation

THOS. LAWSON CHARGED WITH MINE LAW VIOLATION   Chitims ANetien is Resull of his Eeter. ing Candidvey as Republican Can.  didate at Large

BRITISH EXPEC) “SETTLEMENT OF COAL STRIKE  ~—JONGHT.   [By Charles -M. McCann, United Press Staff Correspondent.} ©

BAIT Ton MINERS COME 10 TERMS STRIKE TO END   Proposal Will Be Submitted for Vote of All Miners in Kingdom   COMMISSION WILL FIX WAGES EVERY 4 WEEKS   SECRETARY OF MINERS’ FED. ERATION FAVORS ACCEPTANCE AND WILL RECOMMEND THE SAME.

Proposal Will Be Submitted to National Vote bv Miners Be  fore Becoming Effective   Temporary Wage Increase of Two Shil: lings a Day, Effective Until January 3; Permanent Increase March 31

British Miners Given _ ~ Raise; Settlement of Strike Looks Certain

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE I DRAWING NEAR   Miners to Receive tncrease in Wages of 2 Shillings a Day.

BRITISH STRIKE NOW IS SETTLED   Miners to Get Two Ghillings a Day Raise in Wages After January 3; Permanent Commission to Fix the Wages for Coal Workers.

BRITISH COAL ~ STRIKE SETTLEL   Miners to Reeeive Increase of Tre Salllings Per Day Until dannary %

SUFFRAGE WINS POINT   false it 3. ATTEMPT TO FORESTALL OPER.  ATION OF AMENDMENT i. LOSES IN COURT

OPPONENTS OF SUFFRAGE. GET SETBACK TODAY   JUDGE BAILEY REFUSES INJUNG: TION PREVENTING ISSUING PROCLAMATION

VILLA THREATENS REIGN OF TERROR   To Renew Banditry if Terms Rejected.

Sends Word to. Border That Rejection by Huerta of His~     Tanne Menne Trouble

REIGN OF TERROR I ~ PROMISED BY VILL   MEXICAN BANDIT SHOWS RESENT MENT. AT REJECTION OF PEACE TERMS.

A TRAIL OF BLOOD   THIS MAY MARK SOTIVITIES OF BANDIT VILLA.   li Aummest) is Not Given Him, He Will Wase War.

THREATENS MORE TROUBLE   @is Promises Reign of Terror If His Terms Are Rejected.

VILLA SAYS REJECTION OF HIS TERMS. MEANS NEW REIGN OF TERROR   Receives Pledges of Support From Mexican Malcontents.

BiG SUM HANDLED BY = COUNTY DURING 1919   OVER.ZHREE .QUARTERS OF A * MELLION DOLLARS REGRIVED BY- TREASURER:

BIG SUM HANDLED BY COUNTY DURING 1915   OVER THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION DOLLARS RECEIVKY) BY TREASURER

TWO HUNDRED 10 GU TO INDIANAPOLIS TQ HARDING WALLY  :   Cars Will Leave at Two-Thirty Via Traction Arriving at Indianapolis at Four O'clock   MANY WOMEN WILL GO   Girls’ Drum Corps and The Ele phants Will Accompany the Delegation.

TWO, HUNDRED 10 COTO NDMNAPOLIS      @rs Will Leave at Twe-Thiriy Via Traction Arriving at Indianapolis at Four O'clock      MANY WOMEN WILL GO   Girls’ Drum Corps and The Ele.  a" Accompany the = Delegation.

Vengearice Of Britain Is Wreaked On Suffering Erin Bishops Declare

BISHOPS DENOUNCE TERRORISM   Had Previoasiy Warned tGovern ment Againet Oppressive A-ts.

Float and 13 Cars With 1,000,000 Pounds of Sugar Sunk; Loss $200,006

Roy W. Howard Files Resignatios   “RS RIK YOSITION as PRES, OF UXITED. PRESS. Ww, WwW HAWKINS SUCCEEDS

CITY ob OPEN MONDAY   SUPERINTENDENT ISSUES IN STRUCTIONS FOR SCHOLAR AND TEACHERS   List of [Instructors and Their Assign: ments ls Made Public

PERSONNEL’   Of Bedford Public Schools Has. Been Announced By Super- d intendent Montgomery. Ait   OPEN SEPTEMBER 13TH.

FIRE DAMAGE AT MARSHALI   Machine Shops Burned Today With Estmiated Loss of -$75:000

CANTU DESLARES SELF AN REVOLT   Governor of Lower Californiz Throws Down Gauntlet to Mexico.

CANTU IN OPEN REBULLION.   Garcia Says Government Can Conccn. trate 60,000 at Any Point.

~QPEN BEBELLION   Nextean Federals, Can. Throw, 60,0 i. Soldiers. Into: Lower -Callfors  « > file At Onee. 2

~ IN OPEN REBELLION   Lower. California Governo Said to Have Broken With Mexican Government

CANTU OPENLY REBELS   According to Advices that Reach Mexico City

MEXICANS WILL SEND 60,000 10 CONQUER CANTO   Garcia Says Governor I In Open Revolt in His State.

CANTU DECLARES: OPEN REBELLION   Will Resist Threatened Inve sion of Lower California By Federals.

WIFE MURDER ADDED TO “BLUE BEARD” HARVEY'S LIST   Today When R. T. Hardy Told Sherifi He Resembled a Man   Who Disappeared from Tecumseth Neb., After Slaying His Wife and Daughter.

ULEVELAND ALARMED OVER NON DELIVERY OF COAL 1S ON JOE   Movements To Obtain Fue _ mor. City.. Are. ..Gn. ;: pops oe Ob  LOGRY,

CLEVELAND IS ALARMED OVER FUEL SCARCIT}   City Council Adopts Plan For Municipal Coal Yard ‘Unanimously

FLY TO SQUTH POLE   & oe GE . British - Awiretic  2Expedition — te Start Next Julg,. WHI Use Ginnt Afrptune.

AIRPLANE TO BE USED IN FINAL OTAGE OF DASH TO SOUTH POLI   “KAYGAROO” PLANE FORMERLY USED AS FIGHTING CRAFT WILL BE EMPLOYED,

BRITISH SEARCH FOR SOUTH POLE IN QUEER PLANE   ‘WILL USE STRANGE TYPE OF “KANGAROO” SHIP, WITH SKIS FOR LANDING GEAR

80. POLE QUEST BY AIRPLANE   “Kangaroo,” a Former War Machine to be Used in Final Lap

DAVENPORT CAR HEADS GO TO JAIL IN PATROL WAGON   Company Officials Ar rested Again For Violating Franchise.

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COURT GF INDUSTRY IS RAMED IN KANSAS   INDUSTRIAL BISPUTES WILL BI REPRRRED ‘TO ARBITRATION BOARD HEREAFTER

KANSAS-LABOR — DISPUTES LAW   le New hi Effet Following Signature of Guverimeit amd) PubleatIon:

PROTECT PEOPLE IS LAW'S AIM   Industrial Relations Court 1: Legally Established   GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL

REPUBLICAN ROW OVER PEACE TREATY BREWING   ator Borah Yssues  Statement That the Question Must Be Met Without        Squivocation.

SUPPORT BONUS TO GET VOTES   Will Congressmen Consider Sol. dier Legistation oon its Merits?

CHARGES oe SUPPORT BONUS BILLS TO SECURE MORE VOTES      CHAIRMAN FORDNEY SAYS STATE. MENT OF WITNESS IS INSULT  TO CONGRESSMEN,

WILL SUPPORT BONUS LAW “TO GET VOTES”   Chairman Fordney Says Lieutenant Colonel’s Statement is Insult.’

CM FREY          Claim: Made Lawmekers Will  Vote for Bonus Pian la. Order to Get: Votes:

RICH SOLDIER PLINGS INSULT   New York Service Men Don’ Need Bonus.   SPOKE FOR WALL STREET   Says That Congressmen Will Support Bonus Legislation for Votes.

COMMITTEE HAS DIFFICULT TIME IN . LEGION HEARING   All Kinds of Opinions Seem to &  Held by Witnesses Whose Views ee

SWEEPING CHAREE IS MADE AGAINST HOUSE MEMBERS   Former Army Officer Says Congressmen Will Support Bonus “to Get Votes.”

SOLONS ‘FOR BONUS TO GET VOTES’   So Char ges Former Colonel; “I Consider That an Insult” ~ Says Committee Chairman Fordney-

FORDNEY IS INSULTED THE CHARGE   Congressman Denies That He Would Favor Soldiers’ Bonus Merely to Get Votes.

CONGRESSMEN ARE “PEEVED” AT FRANKNESS OF WITNES!   Resent Declaration Of F. R. Keech They Will Vote For Soldier Bonus Plan To Assure Their Re-Election.

FORONEY PEEVED AT PLAIN. TALK AY WAR VETERAN   Says Congfess Is Insulted When Motives Are Questioned.   VETERAN SAYS BONUS WILL RE USED TO WIN VOTES   Illinois Representative Ap pealé For Freedom of Spéech in Hearing.

SHARP WORDS USED   By Lieutenant Colonel In Soldier Bonus Hearing.

CONGRESSMEN RESENT “INSULT”   UTTERANCES OF FORMER SOLDIER NOT APPROVED.

GRAVE GHARGE {3 LODGED AGAINS! THE CONGRESSMEN   They'll Suppert Bonus Legislation tc Get Votes, Says Officer.   FORDNEY SAYS [f1’S INSULT   But Others Think They Should Follow Wil of People On Such Questions.

SFES POLITICS IN BONUS SUPPORT   Keech Declares Congressmer Will Back Legislation to ‘“Get Votes’’

ND APPROVED BY JAPA   Foreign Office at Tokio Announces Attitude Toward Siberian Agreement.

JAPAN WILL NOT RECOGNIZE DEAL BY VANDERLIP   Concessions Given Americans in Siberia May Cause Trouble With Japan.

INDEPENDENCE OF EGYPT HAS BEEN SET FORTH   Bold Ultimatum Issued to the British Government By Egyptian Assembly,

FOR EGYPTIAN INDEPENDENCE   Members of Assembly in Proclamation Denounce Britain and Declare ; independence. -

EGYPTIANS SUUND INDEPENDENCE NOT   Mernbers of Lezislative Assembly Adopt Recolutioa Proeclaiming EFrecedom ef Couriry,

PROCLAIM FREEDOM CF ESYPT   Pilty-Two Members of lagistative Assembly Move for fadependeuce,

REVOLT IN EGYPT.   Members of the Assembly Declare fer Independence.

“BRITISH PAY HEAVIEST TAXES   Great Powers’ Per Capita Figures Are: United Kingdom, $76; U. Ss. $27; France, $12; Italy, $11,

BRITON’S TAX BURDEN HEAVY   Per Capita Taxation Highest of the  Creat Powere

FROM JAIL   Independence Negro Taken Away to Aveid Lynching Bee.   THE SOLDIERS ARE THERE

STATE GUARDSMEN AT INDEPENDENGE   Conipnny, C.-and 2 Machine - Gai “Canypany, th tatantey, Ave tive ‘Ttris Moving.      NEGRO IS. TAKEN. AWAY   Militia Utes: Staewalk hi Front af dail, When Nobel Green “is “Removed.

ZIONISTS FORM . PARTY       Use City Platform ‘As That of .'" Theoeratic Party: :

DEATH PENALTY WOW ELIMINATED   High Court of French Senate Considers Charges   AGAINST: CAILLAUX   Not Convicted of Treason or Intelligence With the Enemy, Vote 213 to 28.

HIGH TREASON FOR CAILLAUX IS ELIMINATED   NO POSSIBILITY NOW oF DEATH PENALTY BEING INFLICTED.   'rench Senate V Votes by Big Ma  jority to Omit Most seriows  of Charges.

NN LLL LLL LLL LN tte  Wo, UAILLAUX ESCAPES DEATH PENALTY IN TRIAL FOR TREASHI

CAILLAUK ESCAPES PENALTY OF DEATE   Charges Of High Treason And Intelligence With Enemy Are Elminated.

Charges-of Treason Eliminated by Vote of Senate Today That Was Overwhelming

CAILLAUX DEATH. IS AVERTED BY VOTE OF SENATE   Acquittal on High Treasor Accusation Removes Capital Rannttr

CAILLAUX WILL NOT BE HANGEL   Charges of Treason Eliminat -ed by Vote of Senate Today That Was Overwhelming

CAILLAUX FOUND GUILTY   Former Premier of France Convicted of Trafficking with Enemy

CHARGE OF TREASON AGAINST CAILLAUX DISMISSED BY COURT   Vote Eliminates Possibility of inflicting Death Penalty; Other Charges Considered

TEXAS FLYER BREAKS RECORD   Covers 650 Wiles im Tnree Hours Ferty-five Minates.

MARRIAGE ON LESS THAN $125 MONTHLY AGAINST ~AIILES OF CHIGAEO BANK      UNUSUAL RULING. MADE BY OFFI CIALS OF CHICAGO DISTRICT RESERVE BANK. .

MUST EXCEED $125 PER TO WED, RULES CHICAGO BANK   All Employes ‘Who Depart on Mat rimonial Sea at Less Will Be Fired, So They Say.

$125 A MONTH MINIMUM FOR MARRIAGE, CHICAGO FEDERAL RESERVE BANK RULES

FEDERAL BANK CLERKS MAY WED ON $125 MONTH   Rules Issued in Chicago Re: S2rve Bank Qut of Ordinary   Claim Couple Mist ‘ay $125 Month To Live

A WARRYING SAL: ARY,   Federal Reserve  Bank Says $125 is the Very Minimum.

HARD SMASH AT DAN CUPID     8125 Told Net to Wed.  Bank Fim ployes Receiv ing Ieon Than

LOW PAID EMPLOYES ~~ MUST REMAIN SINGLE   Chicagc Federal Reserve Bank Issues Rule Against Any One Receiving Less Than $125.

MUST QUALIFY FOR MATRIMONY   CHICAGO BANK PLACES BAN ON EM. PLOYES.

MAN IN JAIL ELECTED JUDGE   x Strange Part ls He Deefated Man For Office Who Had Sent Him to Prison.

MAN IN JAIL WINS AN OFFICE   One of the Most Unusual Results of  Kentucky Flection.

SENTENCED TO JATT—DEFEATS COUNTY JUDGE   Kentuckian Conducts Winaing Campaign From Cell in County Jail.

REED SEES PARTY DEFEAT   ) Migsouri Will Go Republican “Uniess Something Is Done to Save the Situation,”

SENATOR REED TG REPUDIATED AY MASSOURIANG   Democratic Convention Refuses to Send Treaty Opponent to San Francisco

GERMAN REFUSAL TO RECOGNIZE   Decision of League Counc] In Award. Ing Malmety and Eqapen to Belgium

INTERNATION TRIBUNAL {3 LEAGUE PLAN   Plan Is Announced At Meeting of League--Would Include U. S.--Prevail on Harding to Join.

GERMANY WILL NOT RECOGNIZE LEAGUE COUNCIL DECISION   Refuses to Accept Award of Eupen and Malmedy Districts to Belgium.

LEAGUE  DEFIED   Germany Sends Note to Geneva Meeting Refusing tc Recognize Award of Terri tory to Belgium.   INTERNATIONAL COURT DISCUSSED BY LEAGUE   Plan- for Tribunal at The . Hague as Proposed by Elihu - Root Is Meeting Favor in Lesgue Gathering.

WILL REFUSE 10 GWE UP GULONIES   Note Hits as Assembly Plar to Give Prussian Territory to Belgium

ILLINOIS RECRUITS TO THREE STATES   To Be Distributed to Spe cific Regiments.

NEW RECRUITING SYSTEM 1S INAUGURATED BY ABMSY TO STIMULATE INTERES)   RECRUITS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY WILL BE ALLOCATED BY REGIMENTS,

SIX COMPANTES PAY TAXES,   Officiants Satisfied Back Levies Will Be  Vliet Rw «HI Cnanrverne

SIX COMPANTDES PAY TAXE:      Sttleficd Back Levies WIM Be Bye O}F Concern:      Omcints

TWO NEW TEXAS PLAGUE CASK   TWELVE RATS EXAMINED AT BEAUMONT ARE FOUND INFECTED

NO HELP FOR POLAND   LLOYD GEORGE AND MILLERAND DISCUSS PROBLEM BUT SEE NO WAY TO ASSIST.

Lloyd: George and Millerand Say Recent Agreement With Bolsheviki. Prevents  Artan:   ANY SUPPORT MUST ~ BE ONLY DIPLOMATIC   Polish. Minister..Denies Report His Government Will  ’ Move From. Moscow ‘to Safer Place.

HIGHWAY MEETING TO OPEN TONIGH'   Session Wilt Begin Week of Good Roads Boosting; Oklahoma and Texas Send Big' Delegations.

TEXAS AND OXLAHOMA UELEGATES WILL MAKE FIGHT ON ROUTE OF BANKHEAD HIGHWAY

RUSSIANS AWAIT AN APOLOGY      Wefuse to Deal With the Japs Until Answered on Protest Against Attack.

AUOOIANS BITTER AGAINST ALLIES   Print Attack Because of Fail ure to Protest Against Jap . Siberia Action,

RUSS PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT AWAITS JAPANESE APOLOG)   Refuses to Negotiate With Japs Until Protest Issued on April 6 is Answered

RUSSIANS AWAIT AN APOLOGY   i  Refuse to Deal With the Japeetf Anewered on Protest Against  Attack.

AN APOLOGY {a DEMANDED FROM JNPS BY SLAVS   Provisional Government A  Vladivostok To Cease Ne   gotiations With Nipponest Until It Is Made.

PANES ASKED ~ TO APOLOGIZE   Until. They. Do, Governmen “at Vladivostok “Refuses to . Conduct Negotiations.

L_NOT DEAL WITH JAPANESE   Viadivestok Government Ask: an Apology From MikadoBefore Confererces

TO MEET NEXT IN CLEVELAND   ‘Col. Matthew A. Tinley  Elected President of  Rainbow Division

MILK CATTLE ARE EXEMP)   Will Not Be Dipped Unless Found Infected . With Ticks

SENATE PASSES; AMENDMENT 1 STATE TIGK LAW   MILK COWS TO BE EXEMPTED FROM DIPPING EXCEPT WHEN CARRYING TICKS,

LAST OF YANKS LEAVING FRANCE   General Connor, 10° Officers and Several Doughboys to Sz2il on Nerthern Pacitic.

‘ALL YANKS OUT OF FRANCE   Last of American Soldiers Sai! for Hamme on Northern Pacific.

ANNU L, MEETING : COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY   Encouraging Reports Submitted and Officers _ Elected—Interesting and Instructive Address - Was Delivered by Dr. Thomas Blain, of: Harris ,

\NNUAL MEETING OF LEBANON. ~~ COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY   Encouraging Reports. Submitted and Officers, _Elected—Interesting and Instructive Address, - Was Delivered by Dr. Thomas Blair, of Harris 

HAL UEGISHUN ONTIETHEATY EYPECTED SOON      Senators Say Next Few Days Will Decide if Acreement Can Be Reached —™          DEMOCRATS’ LIMIT ON ARTICLE TEN SUBMITTED   LODGE HANDS OVER HITCH. Te COCK’S PROPOSALS TO RE. PUBLICANS, DECLINING 0 COMMIT HIMSELF,

10 DECIDE FATE OF TREATY SOON   WORK ON ARTICLE 10   HITCHCOCK SUBMITS PROPOSALS ON ARTICLE, LIMIT OF DEMO. CRATS’' ACT ON COMPROMISE  ~-WILSON-LANSING FIGHT TO HAVE NO EFFECT

1WO FrarUSAls OFFERED LODGE   Democratic Leader In Preseniing Them Announces They Are the  Limit He WI Go on Article X

BREACH BETWEEN WILSON AND LANSING NOT EXPECTED TO HAVE BEARING ON THE FIGHT

VILL DECIDE ON ACT AGREEMENT   cision of Treaty Will be Reachee in Short Time

NEW PLAN OFFERED TO APPEASE MINERS IN UNITED KINGDOM   Lloyd George Outlines Scheme for Alleviation of Unem-  ployment; Is Cheered

PRISONERS BREAK JAIL      Eight, Including Insane Negra,  dng Jat Steubenville, Ohle, ces Phe (eee peer Cee

MOTHER OF AMERICAN _ ACEIS FOR LEAGUE   Mothers of Ohio Service Men Organize to Support Movement Against Future Wars.

TILTING UF LD NOT FAVORED BY GOV. LOWDEN   Preservation of the Volstear Act With Whatever Law: Are Necessary to Give  Full Effect. His Program

Lowden Declares 2 St. Louis Republicans, Who Got Fund, Should Not Be Given Seat:

LOWDEN STANDS FOR ENTORGING VOLSTEAD (AN   Illinois Governor to Back Lodge Reservations as to _ Treaty Platform

LOWDEN FOR STRICT OBEDIENCE DRY LAY   Favora Party Taking ‘Beand Squarely for Enforcement of Prohibition Act.—For Reservations

LOWDEN ADVOCATES DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   bby STRENGTHEN VOLSTEAD ACT WITH ANY LAWS NEEDED FOR EFFECTIVENESS.   IS GAINING ON WOOD   Added Twenty-five Votes to Hig Col Umn Yesterday—For League  j DP acaorvatiange

LOWEN FAYORS PROHIBITION PLANK   Also Declares for Treaty With Reservations.

NO SIDESTEPPING DRY LAW   (.everner Lewden Believes ia te eeuiveecal Deelaratiee ie Re. peblican Pi.ss....._

LOWDEN FAVORS VOLSTEAD LAWS   Governor Is Not “In Favor o} Any Evading” of Prohibition Amendment   REFUSES TWO VOTES   Takes Issue With Senator Johzson's Attitude Toward League of Nations Covenant

TOLEDO WINS MOOSE MEE)   1921 Convention of Fraternity to Be Held in Ohio City—-Deficient Child Discussed,

ee ——————————=_ TAG DAY YIELDS RECORD BREAKING SUM FOR THE VISITING NURSE FUNI

TAG DAY YIELDS. RECORD: BREAKING SUM FOR THE VISITING NURSE. FUNE

GONFESSED SLAYER   NEGRO IDENTIFIED AS MURDEREK OF HUPRE GIRL,   Admits Killing Girl Whose Bod Was Found Tuesday,

NECKO BWENTIPLED A IURDER: BRM OF HEEE CIREL      ing Girl, Whoje Body Fowl Tuesday. _

WILL LEAVE TURK ——__IN- CONSTANTINOPLE     Refusal of United States to Accept Mandate Will Mean Inter-Allied Control ot City,

IS NOT PARTY LEADER,   Manager of. President’s First ‘Campaign Brands His Ac- ’ tions As Autocratic.

Fomer National Chairman’ and Campaign Manager Me-:-: Combs Attacks Wilson *“‘      AMERICAN NOT PLEDGED ~ TO EUROPEAN SCHEMES   Party Worker Denounces Witson League as Unfitted-.. For American People :

President Flayed By Chairmar   MeCombs — Resents Whit House Claim of Party Leadeeship  fn Heated Statement -

M’COMBS ATTACKS _ WILSON AUTOCRAC}   Former Wemocratice Chi Scores      wua Excentive's  Assuniption thority and          Au

MCCOMBS ATTACK’ WILSON POLICY   Former National Chairman De nounces President’s Attitude on Great Questions   McADOO MAKES STATEMENT   Says His Decision to Stay out of Race Not Result of Interview With President

IS NOT. PARTY LEADER  Manager of “President’s First Campaign Brands His Actions As Autocratic.

ONCE AWILSON MAN, NOW HE ASSAILING HIND   SAYS PRESIDENT AUTOCRATIC   WAM F, MeCOMBS IS BITTER IN HIS ATTACK ON MR, WILSON

President Flayed By Chairmar   MeCombs Resents White House Claim of Party Leadership In Heated Statement   RAPS LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Former Chairman of Democratic National Committee Fires Broadside As He Leaves for San Francisco   CHIEF MAGISTRATE IS NOT PARTY’S LEADER   America Has Pledged Itself to Nothing; Must Not Pledge Selves to League Coneocted in Paris.

M COMBS CA WILSON AUTOGRAT   Former Democratic Chairman Attacks President’s Assumption of Authority.

WILSON ATTACKED FOR AUTOCRATIC” SEIZURE OF POWER   : McCombs Says America Pledged Itself to Nothing at Versailles, Since Senate Must  l Concur in Treaty.

WESTION OF PARTY " [EADERSHIP RAISED   former Chairman of National Committee Says President Has No More Right to Call Himself Leader of Democrat. jc Party than Has Chief Justice White, Champ Clark or Vice President Marshall. America Has Pledged Itself ta Nothing. he Asserts.

MCOMBS ASSAILS WILSON AS AUTOCRAT   FORMER CHAIRMAN oF DEMO NATIONAL COM. OUESTIONS LEADERSHIP   SELY APPOINTED EMISSARY   Says President Had no Right to Assume Position in Enrope as Nation’s Renresentative.

WILSON IS ATTACKED. BY FORMER CHAIRMAN   McCOMBS DECLARES PRESENT ESTABLISHED FIRST AUTOCRACY IN AMERICA.

President’s *“ Autocratic’’ Assumption of Authority Attacked by McCoombs; was Wilson’s 1912 Campaign Manager   tnternational Pesue

WCOMBS ATTAGKS WILSON'S POLICY   Former Campaign Manager of President Will Oppose Him at Convention 

SENTIMENT FOR GOA APPEARS TO ARISE AS SOLONS GATHER   Overhand Whack For Woodrow Wilson is Delivered By One Close to Him   THIRD TERM TALK IS BRANDED AS FOOLISH

McCombs Issued Stafernent im Which He Criticises Atte tude of Executive. ©   LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1S © "TARGET OF LEADER   May Go to Convention and Make Open Fight on Plas to Endorse Versailles Pact. -

WILSON NOT LEADER OF DEMO. PARTY   William McCombs Says Pres: ident Is Assuming Too  Much Authority.

WILSON'S FORMER MANAGER KICKS   M’COMBS SAYS PRESIDENT IS ACTING TYRANT   Denies That America Has Word Pledged to Europe to Enter World Society.

ONGE AWILOUN MAN, NOW RE Ta ASSAILING HIN   SAYS PRESIDENT AUTOCRATIC      WM. F. McCOMBS IS BITTER IN HIS ATTACK ON MR. WILSON

DEMOCRATIC LEADER - ASSAILS WILSON RULE   WCOMBS LAUGHS AT PRESIDENT AS “p ARTY LEADER”   Man Who Managed Wilson Campaign Brands Him an Autocrat   DELEGATES LAY PLANS   With San Francisco Convention Ooly Week Off, Many Informal Conferences Are Held

AUTOGRACY Io ENDED M COMBS TELLS PEOPLE   PORMER NATIONAL CHATRMADS VOICES BITTER CRITICISM OF WILSON   * Saves President Had No Right To Call Himself Leader of The Great Democratic Party.

DAYLIGHT SAVING IN N.Y, LIKELY 10 CAUSE NATION-WIDE MIX-UP   Stock Markets, Banks and Stores in That City to Run On New Time.

N. EW YORK wr LT SA VE DA YLIGH T  Legislature's ‘Hetfusal to Repeal Bill

AFFECTS BUSINESS HOURS.   New York Stock Exchanges Wil Operate Under Daylight Sav. ings Time Schedule.

NEW YORK LIGHT LAW To THROW OUT ENTIRE LANE   BUSINESS HOURS OF WHOLE NATION AFFECTED BY Ii7, AS THE BIG INDUSTRIES ARE ¥O OPERATE UNDER CHANGE

NCOME TAX RETURNS SHOW A FALLING GF   DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY REPORT SHORTAGE : OF READY MONEY.

TAXATION SHORTAGE LOOMS UP   Income and Profit Tax.  es Are Shy   Business Men Asking for More Time

MISSIONARY WOMEN WILL MPET AT CLYMER CHUICH   Good Program for Hone and For  eign Missionary Societies. of ~ Trisgtannineae Pyrebvteryv

THEFT CHARGES. SHOCK SOCIET   Army Captain and Wife Alleg ed to Have $4,000 Worth of Clothing

ARMY CAPTAIN AND WIFE ARE ACGUSEI      Held’ for ‘Alleged ° Theft - of $4, 000 Worth of Cloth-   me ir eC;

ARMY-CAPTAIN. “IND WIFE HELD   CHARGED WITH THEFT OF $4,000 WORTH OF VARI> QUS ARTICLES

BASE HOSPITAL NO. 43 HAS ANNUAL REUNION   Mother Raguin and Lieutenant  Fletcher Honor Guests

STATEMENTS ARE - MISLEADING AS T0  WAR RISK POLICIES   NAS BREN SAPD INSURANCE WOULDN'T BE Goon Ap. TER FIVE YAS

Weal RSK TSURARSE PERRANENT PROPOSITION   Director Declares That Incorrect and Misleading Statements Are Being Circulated,

SUCCESSES ON ALL THE FRONTS ARE REPORTED   Remnants of Fourth Soviet Army Cut Way Through to Eastward After San guinary Battle Last.    ing 10 Hours. 

ORIENT MEETING HELD AT ANGELL   Vee  BRANCH LINE FROM ANGELO TO SONORA IS DECIDED LPON SATURDAY

GENERAL COURT NEWS UP 10 THE MINUTE   "REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, MAR RIAGE LICENSES, AND ALL - OTHER COURT NEWS.’

FINED $55,000 — AS PROFITRERS   SYRACUSE, N. ¥., FIRM CON: ““VICTED ' ON”. JELEVEN ? COTINTS TODAY.

CLOTHING DEALER IS FINED $55,000 FOR PROFITEERIN(   Is Convicted in the Federa Coart on Eleven Counts.

PROFITEER FINED $55,000   Wearing Apparel ” Dealers Wer: Making Big Profits.

ens PNY Rie  Record Fine, $85,000 for Profiteering Laid on Utica Retail Firm

TEXAS LEAGUE MEETING CALLED   Walter Sam and Doak Roberts, of Corsicana on Committee

fourth Amendment to Constitution Must be Observed by bry Ofticiais.

RUM RAIDERS CALLED   Rigors of Prohibition Lessen ed by Official Order. -

——<—<— ee  ARMY OF RUM RAIDERS WARNED BY U.S, TOOBSERVE STRICTLY LETTER OF THE LAM   former Raids Are Said To Have Caused -Feeling..

ANOTHER RAID! MADE BY POLICE IN BIG CLEAN-UF   More Than Two Hundred Are Taken in New Gambling and Liquor Raid,

ID SEE HOW HOOVER STANDS   Many Californians of Both Political Parties Are Asking Opinions

Thousands of the Troops Died During Retreat Over Steppes Toward Caspian Sea.

AHA, TOUCHED BOTTOM AT LAST   Big Clothiers Say Prices Now on Staple Basis. Future of Industry Brightening up Fast. Fast Drops Credited.

CLOTHING PRICES: REACH “BOTTOM IN REDUCTIONS WITH OUTLOOK BRIGHTEF

SAY CLOTHING NOW ON STABLE BAST   National Retailers’ Association Bul letin Declares Prices Now on Final Basis.

BELIEVED 50 LOST AT SEA   One Hundred and Fifty Gritish Ree. cued From Steamer in the Biack Sez.

150 PERSONS WERE RESCUEL   Steamer Being ‘Towed to Port Broke Adrift and ly Now Aground

SAMER GREGOR AGHOUEND.      Breaks Adrift With Refugees Aboard A Are Reseued.

inane , mene” CONSUMPTION. OF 4BOOZE FALLS OF!   Loss Liquor and Wines Used In U. S$ In 1919 Than Sinow 1870 Fedoral Figuras Roveal,

DRANK LESS BOOZE LAST YEAR THAN IN ANY YEAR SINCE 1870. SAY FIGURE‘<

CURRENT ‘LEAK: FROM THE BIG CIRCUIT   DRINKING IN U. 8. IS CUT MORE THAN HAIF IN 1010

President Wilson to devote time to writing when official term end:

WILSON TO SPEND HIS TIME WRITING   Will Live in Washington And Devote His Entire Time To Writing.   Secretary Tumulty Expects Tc Write Books on President

WILSON AND TUMULTY T0 AEMAIN IN WASHINGTON: TAKE OP WRITING FIRST

WILSON HOUSE HUNTING TO REMAIN IN CAPITAL   Retiring President Plans to Make Home in Washington and Devote Time to Writing

WILSON REMAIN - IN WASHINGTON   President Will Devote His Time After March 4. jn Writing

[PRESIDENT WILSON TO  REMAIN IN WASHINGTOR            Will Take Up Writing of Books After Ha Leaves White House ' Mareh 4.

PRESIDENT WILSON TO BECOME AUTHOR AFTER MARCH 4TH   Definite Announcement o} Plans Made Today. Execu “tive and Wife to Make Washington Their Home.

Pi cys tay ame ote  PRES. WILSON TO MAKE WASHINGTON HIS HOME; DEVOTE TIME TO WRITING

WILSON WILL DEVOTE HIS TIME TO WRITING AFTER TERM EXPIRES   President Will Remain in Washington; Tamulty Offered Post.

‘$0 HE'LL WRITE BOOK   JOSEPH TUMULTY TO TELL OF MR. WILSON'S CAREER,   Detinitely Announced That ‘Presi. dent Wil Devote Attention to Liternture.

TUMULTY ALSO TO  caiaceaty iN WASHINGT   BOTH ARE TO GIVE TIME TO WRITINGS   The President Is Negotiating For a Residence in Washington But As Yet Has Secured None. Tumulty to Write About >  His Chief

WILSON TO BECOME AN AUTHOR MARCH:   Prosident’s Secretary will Aleo Writ Booka, Chiefly About Wilson, It  is Announced,

WILSON TO GIVE HIS LAST YEARS ro WRITING, IS ICAPYTAL REPORT   PRESIDENT WILL A:.80 MAKE Alt FUTURE HOME IN WASHINGTON AFTER MARCH 1,

WILSON IS TO WRITE   President to Live in Washington ' "Alter Macch ‘45° Too

WILSON WILL HAVE HOME IN WASHINGTON   Plans to Devote Time t« Writing—Tumulty to Stay Here.

INSIST ON KEEPING RIFLES      Germans Distrustfal ef Suggestion That They Give Them Up.

DROUTH STARTS NEW INDUSTRY   West Texas Recuperating by Rais ing Sheep and Goats.

'GALE PREVENTS FAST TIME   Kalamazoo Races Pulled Off. Under ” Difficultles—-Tootele. Toige Won 2:12 Trot.

FOUR RACING EVENTS STAGED.   ‘Fast asin Out of Question in Gale  wef Ghia. td

BUSINESS MEN MEET T@NICHT   “Troubles’ of A Mer. chant” to Be Explained and Means of Relief tc Be Shown at Gathering  in Y.M.C. A.   PARTICULARS

EFFICIENCY LECTURE   HOR THURSDAY NIGH?   R. H. Kennedy by Means of Moving Pictures and Stereeptican Will Show Latest Methods

Belsheviki Rout Poles Over Fifty Mile Russ Line   ‘Soviet War Office Says Fou ' Towns Taken When Foc i Beats Retrent,

Many Members of. Si. - Paol’s Evan. gelical Lutheran Congregation : . Witness Ceremonies on Sun- ©     day Morning and Evening      RECEPTION HELD IN. EVE      Several Outside Pastors Canduet Ser. vices—Outleok for Chireh a  Activities is Prich-¢ -

NEW PASTOR IS INSTALLED   Many Members sf St. Faul’s Evangelical Lutheran Congregation Witness Ceremonies on Sun day Morning and Evening      RECEPTION HELD IN EVENING

GERMANY ACCEDES * TO ALLIES’ DEMAND.       Acceptance Accompanied By Several Gonditions,

GERMAN DELEGATES YIELD 10 THE ALLIES   Accede to the Coal Demand, With Some Conditions,

FATHER TELLS POLICE WHY HE SHOT HIS SON   ‘I Shot to Save His: Soul’ Old Man Says; Boy Gangster in Hospital.

net ee niente ee ee een a cme maeee at cme oe  Aged: Father Shoots Eighteen-Year Old Son To Save the Boy’s Sou

ATER SHOOTS SON BECAUSE HE ‘RAN WITH GANG   Three Bullets Fired Inte Youth’. Body by Chicagoan on . . Street Corner.

Se ee ee eee ee  Aged  Father Shoots Eighteen-Year Old Son To Save the Boy’s Sou

NARROW ESCAPE.   Two American Red Cross Workers  Fseape Bandits’ Rullets.

MAKE ESGAPE IN AUTO WITH $11,000   Tie Cashier and Carry Of Safe at Central Falls

‘ORT WORTH BANK ROBBED AT NOON   MIRST STATE BANK OF POLYTECH NIC LOOTED UN PHE SUM OF $8,500.00

LOWDEN FORCES WIN VIRGINIA AT HOT CONVENTION   Leaders of Fight for Uninstructed Delegation Accused: of Being Pro-Wood.

WILL SUPPORT LOWDEN.   four Delegates at Large Chosen by; Virginia Repubticans.

LOWDEN GETS VA. DELEGATES   STATE SENDS FOUR DELEGATES AT LARGE PLEDGED TO LOWDE AFTER STORMY SESSION

OUR VIRCINIA MEN TOSUPPORT LOWDEN   Illinois Governor Gets Delegates a ) State Convention Yesterday— — Wood Gets Two From  ibe Minnesoia.

BLOW GEES Ge ES POPC PPS EMSGA LD Bas.  Virginia Republicans Instroct In  RS me ices mpinmtnscoes vaste salt

VIRGINIA FOR GOV. LOWDE   Stormy Scene at Convention o1 the Repubiicans in Roanoke.

OLD DOMINION G. 0.P. INSTRUCTS FOR LOWDE!   Bitter Fieht in State Conventio: Pre cedes Victory for Illinois Governor.

GOVERNOR LOWDEN SECURES THE SUPPORT OF VIRGINIA G. 0.   Four Delegates at Large Pledged to IHinois Executive After Stormy Fight

WILSON 0. K.’S COLBY’S TRIP   Secretary of State Expected to Sail In Two Weeks on Dreagnaught Florida

_ GOLBY SOON TO SAIL   To Return Visits of Presidents Bram : und Pessoa.

GREECE MAY DECLARE WAR ON THE TURKS   New conflict in Near East  threatens to involve   gavperal enyntries

ANUTRER WAR IN, EUROPE TO DELAY . THE FINAL PEACE  GREEKS AND FRENCH WANT TO TROUNCE THE TURKS   eres *  ENGLAND MAY ALSO BE DRAGGED INTO IT

NEW WAR IN NEAR EAST THREATENEL   The Inter-Allisd Conferaneca Permits Greece to Make Campaign Against Turke.

METHODISTS TALK WOMEN MINISTERS   Discuss Resolution To Admit Them To Church; Favor Army Enlistments.

BLACK PLOTS ARE FOUND IN SOUTH IRELAND   Evidence Shows Scheme Ev: ‘en to Spread Typhoid Surpassed hy New Devices   JAILS NOT BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD THE PRISONERS   List OF DEAD FROM CRORI PARK TERROR REACILES 15 BRITISH DEAD RETURNE! TO ENGLAND,

SECRET SERTICE MEN MAYVE SOMETHING OF A GENATIONAL CHARACTER      A MYSTFERIOVS EXPLOSION IN CORK IN PATRICK STREET IVIT RED BRIX Preeaxye

British Government Dealing With The Irish Situation With the Mailed Fist.   WHOLESALE ARRESTS IN SOUTHERN IRELAND   Jails Reported to Be Overcrowded With Sinn Fein Sympathizers, Three Killed In Attempting to Escape From Dublin Castle,

Ail Ireland Is Nervous as Shoot ings and Raids Are Continued.   HUNDREDS ARE ARRESTED   Can’t Find Cell Room- for Al the Prisoners—More Deaths Reported.

BRITISH FACING TURKISH ATTACK   Make stand In Trenches on Ismid Peninsula.

-arcag in Vicinity of Constantinone Confronted by Nationalists are Well Intrenched and Supported by Fleet

CONSTANTINOPLE IS SAFE FROM A TURKISH ASSAULT   Position of the British Forces and Fleet Means _ Safety for the City.

WILD AUTO RIDE ENDS SERIOUSLY; DRIVER INJURED   Machine of William Creenaway Crashes Into = Shirk Building — Chief Svys He  Ine Intaxvicated.   HIS LICENSE REVOKED

HANOVER MACHINE HITS BRICK WALL   William Greenaway, Knows Here, Knocked Unconscious. License Revoked.

Sweep by the Administration in Committees—Robinson as — Permanent Chairman      Cummings’ Opening Speech  Gives Snap to Meeting—  McAdoo Still Gains

ASSEMBLAGE THRILLS, SAYS JAMES MORGAN   Question of Nominating First Is Taken Up

WAITERS STRIKE: 0 nS T00, AT BIG HOTELS   Managers ‘in Chicago Declare They Will Not Grant  ‘Demands

HOTEL MEN REFUSE WAITERS’ DEMANDS. BY ASSOCIATED  PRESS. -.  jor ea ei

CHICAGO HOTEL MEN DEFY 3,000 UNION WAITERS   Refuse To Yield An Inch te Strikers; Other Walk outs Threatened.

COOKS AND “WAITERS 001   Chicago. Hotel Men’s As. ». sociation: to Fight the - “Union’s Demands

UNION WAITERS ARE STRIKING IN CHICAGC   HOTEL .MEN’S ASSOCIATION ~ REFUSE TO YIELD TO DEMANDS   icc Cream) Drivers’ Unien Will Strike Tomorrow Unless Pay Hike Is Granted

COOKS, WAITERS AND ICE-CREAM. DELIVERY DRIVERS OF CHICK ED NUMBERING 3000 ARE OUT ON A WAGE STRIKE

DRIVERS 10 STRIKE IF ICE PRICE RISE!   Higher Wage, But Forbid  Gouge of Consumer.

COOKS AND -— WAITERS OUT   Chicago Hotel Men’s As sociation. to Fight the Union’s Demands

CHIGAGD BONIEACE BAND REFUSES 10 YIELD TO WAITERS   Non-Union Help Used Girls for Most Part; Widened Strike in Sympathy Looming. - -

HOTELMEN WILL NOT YIELD TO WAITERS’ UNION   Other Union Employ. ees of Chicago Hotels May Go Out

Senate Committee Hears More AntiSims Testimony in Hearing Today,

SAYS NAVY HAD ELABORATE PLA   ADMIRAL FLETCHER CONTRADICTS STATEMENTS MADE BY AATTEF AY. SIAR.

ADMIRAL FLETCHER CONTRADICTS olMs   Declares Navy Had Plans Two Years Before War.   FULL OUTLINE WAS PREPARED   Benate Committee Told That Every Possible Phase of Operations Against a “Centrai Power” Pre pared by Navy Department.

NAD COMPRERENSIVE PLAN TWO YEARS BEFORE THE U. 5. ENTERED THE WAR   Admiral Fletcher Declares No Navy Ever Was or Ever Will Be Fully Prepared for War in the Eyes of Everyone

NAVY DEPARTMENT WAS NOT DERFLIC      Admiral Fletcher Declared Comprehensive Plans Were Prapared .2 Years Before War.

FLETSHER SAYS © NAVY PREPARED      Dep artment. ak, Washington Had  Plans Two Years Before the War, —   ADMIRAL SIMS CONTRADICTED   Member of General. Board During War Tells Senate Committee Plans Covcred Every Phase of Operations Against “Centra! Power.”

FLETCHER REPLIES ~ TO ADMIRAL SIMS   In Tealifying Before Senate Come mittue foday Sald Navy Prepared for Two Years.

FLETCHER SAYS NAVY PREPAREL   Department at Washington Had Pians Two Years Before the War.   ADMIRAL SIMS CONTRADICTED   Member of Genera’ Scard During War Tells Scrate Com tittee Pians Covered Every Phase of Operations “Anainst “Centrei] Power.”

Rear- Admiral Fletcher Contradicts Testimony of Sims in Nayal Charges

J. 3. NAVY READ NTT, oAYS FLETCHER   Admiral Declares Board Had Plans Two Years in Advance of War.   ANOTHER REBUKE TO ADMIRAL SIMS   EE ee a a a a! re  America Just as Well Off as Any Other World Power, He Declares.

FLETCHER tS. NAVY PREPARED FOR WA 2 YEARS IN ADVANGE   Answering Admiral Sims He States That Plans Were Investigated and Carefully Considered in Detail—Con domna Vimeo? Cnitintoens.

Late News Bulletins   Attack Validity of Action Ratifying “Dry” Amendment

FRENGH TROOPS Do      ee Evacuate Frankfort When Supreme Council 0. K.’s  Germany’s Act.   BLAGK TROOPS ARE REMOVER   San Remo Meeting Expected to Oficially Allow Germany to Maintain a Certain Number of Extra Troons in Rubr District.

FRANCE AWAITS 0. K. OF COUNCIL   Troops to Leave Frankfort Wher German Act Is Approved.   NEGRO TROOPS OUT OF CITY   French Army of Occupation Will Be Withdrawn as Soon as Action Is Taken at the San Remo Conference.

FRENCH TROOPS T9 QUIT RHINE   Nill! Evacuate Frankfort When Supreme Council 0. K.’s Germany’s Act.   BLACK TROOPS ARE REMGVED   San Remo Meeting Expected to Offi cially Allow Germany to Maintain a Certain Number of Extra Troops in Ruhr District.

~ BADLY BURNED   Clarence Campbell Meets With Terrible Accident. Thursday [ Fvanine.

CHECOTAH MAN a - IS BADLY BURNED   Clarence Campbell Meets Wit! . Terrible Accident Thurs-_. ino Evaning oo

OPAIN MUST: ENTER ML SUPREMACY —-GOWTEST VERY SOON   America and  England With ‘No League of Nations Are Fightirig it Out for Naval Prestige and Spain Must Take Part in Rivalry. ~

OPAIN MUST ENTER AMAL SUPREMACY CONTEST VERY SOON   America and England Witt No League of Nations Ary  Fighting it-Out_for Nava Prestige. and Spain. Mus Take Part in Rivalry.

RAILROAD DICK SHOOTS YOUTE   Jerry Townsend Refuses to Obey Order to Halt and is Killed.

Harry Sanders, Alias Harry Craig, Alias Berry Townsend ls Shot Down   HIS COMPANION IS HELD   Said to Have Confessed that Twain Held Up Night Watchman at Toledo and Robbed Victor Store

HALT, REFUSED, 5 SHOT DEAD   Young Man of Kellogg Shot by De. tective When He Refuses to Stop When Ordered

BILL T0 PREVENT CAMBLE IN GRA   SENATOR CAPPER HAS DRAWN MEASURE FOR THIS PURPOSE.   CARRIES HEAVY FINE   Kansas Senator C2'!s Beard of Trade in Chicago World's Biggest Gamble.      Farmer Was Victim This Yea! x Those Wha Gamble on Quotations.

SENATOR CAPPER HAS DRAWN MEASURE FOR THIS PURPOGST.         CARRIES HEAVY FINE   Kansas Senator Calls Board of Jrade jn Chicago World’s Ricpest Gamble.         Farmer Was Victim This Yc2 a Those Wha Gamlije on Quotations.

REPUBLICANS. ARE READY 10 OUTLINE CAMPAIGN POLICIES   POLICIES AND PLATFORM COMMITTEB FOR 1920 C.AMPAIGN BEGINS ITS OPBRAVIONS TODAY

WILL START WORK ON PLATFORM SOON   Will H. Hays. Republican National Chairman, Appoints Members of Committee on Policies.   100 MEN AND WOMEN NAMED   Advice and Cooperation of all Groups, Desired Before Plat-

MANY  IOAN Th 6.0.P.PLATFORI   Advisory Committee Chosen by Chair. mfn Hays to go to Work at Once; intensive Study of Probiems to be Followed by Recommendations.

REPUBLICAN’S PRESIDENTIAL DRIVE OPENS   Hays Appoints Policy and Platform Committee.

CHAIRMAN HAYS NAMES THE COM   To Make Suggestions for the .G. 0. I Mattorm te: be. Adopted in. Sune.

LAWLESSNESS MUST BE PUT DOWN BEFORE BRITAIN WILL GIVE IRELAND TIER FREEDOM   Lloyd-George Indicates Britisk Government Will Refuse the Dominion Home Rule

GREAT BRITAN WILL NOY P4KE ANY ACTION UNTRL ORDER IS BESYORED.   This Was a Statement Made by Prenejer Lioyd George’ im a Speech In Wales—No Home  Rule

BAN ON “CHEEK” DANCING   Washington Mammas and Papas Shocked at Jazz Dancing at High School. °.

“CHEEK” DANCING UNDER BAN   Mammas and Papas in Washingtor Shocked by “Shimmy,” Etc.

The New England States Supply Over Million and a Half of Christmas Tree

xpedition Will Have as Pur pose Reprisal for Violation of the Treaty of Versavillac.      MAY LEVY TRIBUTE TO PAY EXPENSES   British Government Will Noi Co-operate in Movement to Occupy Frankfort and Darmstadt.

FRENCH TROOPS HELD READY 10 ENTER GERMANY   Occupation of Several Cities Is Considered as Reprisal.

SITUATION. IN HANDS OF FOCH   Occupation n Wille Be. as ‘Distasteful: tof F rench

Great Britain Will Follow Actior Of France to Exient Deemec Necessary in Crisis.   Frankfort, Hamburg, Hanau, Darmdstadt and Other Cities May Be Occupied.

FORCING THE GERMANS TO QUIT RUHR BASIN IN THE HANDS OF MARSHAL   OCCUPATION SHORT-LIVED   Germans Argue That the French Cennot Long Stand the Pres sure of Occupying Additional Cities.

FOGH WILL HANDLE AURA SITUATION   To Force Withdrawal of  Qearman Traanc,

He May Force The Germans To Withdraw Their Seldiers.   THEY'RE IN THE RUIIR BASIN   Believed There Was No Good Reason for German Troops ‘ Going into District.

Germany Must Recall Her Troep      French Forces Under Alert. Order: Ready to Move Forward Unless Berlin Réealls Troops.

FOR ADVANCE   Matter of Occupying the Cities Across Rhine Is Left In the Hands of Marshal Foch,   BRITISH ARE KEEPING OUT   No Movement Forward Yet— German Army In Ruhr Reported to Be 40,000.

BERLIN IS EXPECTED TO RECALL HER TROOPS   Great Britain Will Follow Action Of France to Exient Deemed Necessary in Crisis.   Frankfort, Hamburg, Hanau, Darmdstadt and Other Cities May Be Occupied.

FOCH GIVEN TASK OF FORCING HUNS TO RECALL ARMY   Military Measures to Bring Settlement Is Left — to Allied Chief.   AGE THAT GERMAN TOWNS PAY FOR COST OF OCCUPATION   General De Goutte’s Troop: Ready to Move on Moment’s Notice.

FOCH HAS.” GERMAN FATE IN HIS HANDS   French Getting Ready to Move Quickly Unless Germans Withdraw Troops in Ruhr Basin.   MUST ACT PROMPTLY   Berlin Must Promptly Recall Troops IF She Wants Trouble Averted. Not Considered  War—yYet, fe

x  Measures to Force German Trodps From Ruhr Basin.   GENERAL DE GOUTTE’S FORCES UNDER “ALERT” ORDERS READY FOR ADVANCE

ADVANCE IN HANDS OF FOCH   To Force Germany to Withdraw Troops from the Ruhr Basin.   FRENCH FORCES ARE TO CROSS THE RHINE   New Move Not Likely to Exercise Sufficient Pressure Upon Germans.

FRENCH READY 10 OPPOSE GERMANS   Foch Ready To Drive Troops From Ruhr Basin.

FORCE GERMANY  “TO TAKE TROOPS : FROM. RUHR. BASIN   Military Measures Now Entire: a) in Hands of Marshal Foch “It Is Reported. eye

E. DE VALERA IN STATEMENT   Compares MacSwiney’s Ideals With Those of President Wilson,

STATEMENT: BY DE VALERA   Says Principles for Which MacSwiney Died Are Those of U. S. Declaration of Independence.

ies AM Rc A ae ieee Bless lithe oii a oR eM  M’CULLOCH LAUDS — — CIVIL WAR VETS

McCULLCOH LAUDS WAR VETS.   Telis Old Soldiers That Bolshevism and Anarchy Can Never Abide.

ADMISGIN TD BALL GAMES Ih 1920 INCREASED   Unreserved Seats in Bleachers, Pavilions and Grand Stands Will Be 50 and 75 Cents and One Dollar.

FIVE NOMINATED FOR SUCCESSOR TO HERMANN   Final Decision Leit to Presidents John Ueydler and Byron Raneraft Tahnaean.

FIVE OFFERED Ad oUGCESODR J0 HERRMANN   EX-PRESIDENT FAVORS HARVEY T. WOODRUFF OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE   Both Sides Claim Victory In Th Ban Johnson Fight—Price Of Admission Raised

UET-RICH-QUICK SECRET 18 LAID BARE BY PONT!   BOUGHT POSTAL COUPONS AND CONVERTED THEM INTO STAMPS

ENANGE WIZARD ~TELLo AUDIENCE DF HIS SUCCESS   Reiterates Claim He is Sol vent. Started Without Large Capital.

PONZ] EXPLAING AMAZING SCHEME BY ~ WHICH HE MADE FORTUNE IN A-JIFFY

PONZI'S BUSINESS SIMPLE ARITHMETIC   Reply Coupon Wizard Explains His Scheme,

PONZI EXPLAINS GET RlGH QUIGK PLAN IN BOSTON   Financial Wizard Tell: His Scheme in An After Dinner Speech.

PON! SAYS THINKING BROUGHT HIM WEALTH   FIGURED HOW MANY NICKELS MARE A MILLION, KIWANIS OLUB IS TOLD.

PONZI, THE POSTAL EXCHANGE  WIZARD, NOW MAKES HIS DEBUT AS AN AFTER DINNER SPEAKER

PONZI DISCLOSES FINANGE METHODS   ‘In Address: to Bostori Kiwa: nis Club, Wizard Relates Procedure   COUPONS BOUGHT ABROAD   Large Blocks Purchased In Europe by Agents and Sold Here at a Big Profit.

PONZI SHEDS LIGHT ON HOW TO BE RICH  7   PUBLIC TAKEN A LITLE BIT IN HIS CONFIDENCE.   Inatata Scheme Is Legitimate, N One Is Leasing, and Investigation Will Prove That He Ie Solvent.

HE HAE WLIO   All He Had to Do Was Figure . How Many Nickles Make a Million. He Saves.

PON Ton WOW NE MABE MALLIGNS (Qu   Simply Exchanged International Re + Bly Coupen fer Stamps and The:  eld fer Cash.

PONZI PLEADS NOT GUILTY TODA)   Is Being Held on $25,000 Rail Pending September Term of Court.

BhIS WheaT GHOP LIGHT THiS YEAR   Production of 28,992 000 Bush els Is the Estimate,

CEPARATE. FEACE   In Event Treaty Fails, is Authorized in Resolution.

TO MAKE SEPARATE PEACE      Britten Would Establish Distinct Pacts Should the Peace  ia aia Sin OS

Britten Would ‘Establish Distinct Pacts Should the Peace we tiem TE..

LAWYER DECLARES ~ PONZT SWINDLED   Counsel for Financier Gives Hint 9! Defense That Will Be Made for CHent,

FORGERY VICTIM PONZI DEFENSE   COUNSEL SAYS CLIENT HAS BEEN SWINDLED OUT OF THOUSANSS THROUGH FORGERY

PREMIER PLANS NCW MOVE ON IRISH PROBLEM   Military Regulations Will Prevail In Certain Disturbed Areas.   ANNOUNCE DOUBLE POLICY  Armed Persons In Martial Law Zones Will Be Treated As Rebels.   LONDON, Dec. 10.—Martial law was declared in city and county of Cork and other cities.

‘DRITISH PROCLAIM _ MARTIAL LAW IN PARTS OF IRELAND   Death Penalty to Be Inflicted for Bearing of Arms,   TO WAGE RUTHLESS  WAR ON EXTREMISTS   At Same Time Encourage Others to Aid in Bringing About an Honorabie Set tlement and Pracre.

After Certain Date Persons With Arms In Martial Law Districts Will Be Treated As Rebels And Be Liable To Death Penalty For Treason.

DISTURBED AREAS TO BE GUARDED BY GREAT BRITAIN   7ersons Found There under Arms Will Be Treated As Rebels and Liable to Penalty of Death.   DEVELOPMENTS

POLES HIT BACK AT BOLSHEVIKI   Great Battle Is Deciding Warsaw's Fate.   ENLIST IN UNITED STATES?   Polish Minister Asks Permissior to Accept Numberiese Applications In This Country.

Launch Counter Attack Thirty Mile: North of Warsaw—Great Battle In Progress.

POLES COUNTER AS REDS STRIKE WARSAW GATES   Giant Bayonet Attack Begun At Pultusk; Foe In Suburbs Of Capital.

DRILL FOR BIG FIGHT   City Scene of Feverish Activity as Reds Push Lines Closer to Capital —Elderly Men and Boys to Fight.

BAYONET TROOPS TURN ON REDS ON DEFENSIVE LINES   ATTACK STARTED AT PULTUCK, 31 MILES'‘NORTH ~ OF WARSAW.   PATTLE IS RAGING   Fate of Capital City Hanging fon Great Fight on

2 OE-~S:~:~S—<(C<SC;7TC; 7 }FTCtC™”  MORE DISMISSALS IN NEWBERRY CASE

CONGRESS OF FARMERS CONSIDERING MATTERS OF PUBLIC WELFARI   Kensas City Meeting Hear: Messages From Hoover and Capper,

FARM CONGRESS HEARS HOOVER ADDRESS REAL   ‘Former Food Administrator Un : able to Attend Kansas City Meeting.      MATTERS OF WELFARE UP   Declaration of, Principle to B: Formulated; Many Delegates Present.

FARM CONGRESS MET TODAY   Numerous Matters c Great Importance Under Discussion

IPUBLIC WELFARE POLICY   FARM CONGRESS THEME   Technic of Farming Gives Way to ’ Broader Flelds of Discussion at Kansas City Session

MATTERS OF PUBLIC vee POLIDY ARE. TALKEL   This Rather Than Scientific Tech: nic of Farming at Farm Congress.

INTERNATIONAL FARM “ GONGRESS 1S OPERE            Tho and Delégates: Are Ex ected to. Attend Big Gath. - ering. in Kaneaxs City.         HOOVER: MAKES ADDRESS

ARN, CONGRESS THVOTES PME TO DfOGUOal0N OF PUBLIC POLICY MATTER!   INTERNATIONAL ASPECT OF ITS SESSIONS ELIMINATED IN PRESENT WEETING.

KING FUNERAL FRIDAY   Body Today Lies in State at Cathedra In Athens

FORD AND MEAT T   Collision Yesterda: ernoon North 2) er Winerall,

FORD AND MEAT TRUCK,   Collision Yesterday Afternoon Nori! of Windtall.

PACKERS OBJECT TO DEMAND OF GROCERS   Declare Them Economically Unsound and Hardship on General Public

DEMANDS OF GROCERS WOULD BE HARDSHIP   COUNSEL FOR SWIFT & CO., SO DECLARES AT. HEARING IN CHICAGO,

JUDGE FINED HIMSELF  Fallure to Candie Exes the Charge . Against Bungardt Famity

PEACE MOVE TO AID AUSTRIE   Effort. Made In Senate Committee te : Extend. Resolution—Final Action 1s Deferred. 

LEN SMALL LEADS IN ILLENOIS RACE   Is the Candidate fer Governor on the Thompson Factien Ticket

FIUME BEGINS TO FEEL PINCH OF BLOCKADE   ' Rations For But 36,000 Pro vided—Population Is About 52,000   ROADS TO CITY TORN UP   MEAT 1S LUXURY IN BELESQUERED CITY — FOOD HOARDING [tS RIFE

DISSATISFACTION 1S EVIDENCED AS PINCH OF HUNGER [S FELT REBELLION NOT UNLIKELY      All Communication With Outside World Is Cut Off by Blockade; Food Prices Soar; PoetGeneral Working Feverishly to Held Situation in Hand: Early Capitulation Expected.

FIUME SUFFERING FROM EFFECT OF ITALY’S BLOCKADE    Price: of Food Have Reached Fantastic Figures In  Blockade Area   TROOPS CLOSELY GUARD © MAIN EXITS OF CITY   P’Annunzio Is Highly Indignagt Concerning Provisions of Ultimatum

FOOD SCARCITY If NOW BEING FELT      D’ANNUNZIO’S TROOPS ARE NOV REMAINING IN BARRACKS AT FIUME

STARVING OUT FUME DEFENDERS   Poet Gabrielle’s Forces Already Beginning to Feel Scarcity of Food.

POET-SOLDIER’S FOLLOWERS ARE BEGINNING TO FEEL THE PINCH OF LACK OF FOOD; PRICES HIG!   Ali Exits on Three Sides of the City Are Barred; Railway Tracks Are Removed, Stopping Traffic; Citizens Depressed at the Thought of Enduring Privations.

HUNGERING CITIZENS PROTEST   Fiume Blocade Is , Liable to Cause Much Suffering,

Fiume, Arbe, Veglia and San Marcos Closely Watched by Italian Fleet and Army; Roads Leading From’Fiume Torn Up and Patrols Keen Sharp Lookout   D’ANNUNZIO PREPARES DEFENSE

HUNGER BEBING. TO OnEAR TOMN FMRE MANNE   Lack’ of Food Contributes to Depression of D’Annunzio’s ‘ Citizens   WARRIOR POET BOTH NERVOUS AND. ACTIVE   Ultimatum That His Troops  He's. Highly Indignant Over  . Must Disband

D’Annunzio’s Troops Are at Barracks and Officers in Communication With Chief.   ADVANCED FOOD) PRICES NOTICED   Accumulated Rations Only Sufficient to Feed Portion of Inhabitants for Two Weeks.

BLOCKADE OF FIEUME MADE  \ BY TTALIANS   Railroad Tracks Entering Cit Are Torn Up-hy.the- * Italians.

DeLUXE —the Milk Bread, is full 16 oz. standard Government _requirement. —  Collin Street Bakery.

CHICAGO BANKER OPTIMISTIC   David R. Forgan Telis Engineers’ Re. serve Law Makes Panics A\lmost Impossible.

PRAISE FOR RESERVE LAWS   Chicago Financier Says Federal Banks Will Prevent Panic.

WOMEN GIVEN FULL EQUALITY   Democratic Convention Votes 50-50 Share in Management of Party Affairs at Frisco.

tor. Armenia was supported ‘hy the permanent’ chairman, who also, appealed for.a strong. suffrage plank. «   ‘WOMEN GIVEN: FULL. EQUALITY   Democratic. Convention Votes - - 50-50 Share/in. Management of ‘Party Affairs at Frisco. :

BANDIT CAREER  OF. SANDERS -ANDW. LA BELL ENDED TODAY   Sanders and Captured La  ‘ontlinson and Captured Lia Belle as They Stepped Fron a Train at. Marshalltown.

IOWA BANDIT KILLED, PAL TS CAPTURED   Sanders, Who Terror: ized State, Falls At Marshalltown.

YOUTHFUL BANDIT SHOT AND KILLED   CAREER OF HARRY SANDERS ENDS AT MARSHALLTOWN,   HOME WAS AT KELLOGS (OWA   He and Companion Believed Guilty of Many Crimes — Slain With Gun Taken From Partner by.  An Officer,

GLOOMY FIUME 1) oHOGKED BY WILSON’S NOTE   Rome Reports Staggering Blow to Morale of City, D’Annunzio Seriously Iii

RAST a WHLSEES PATE 6S  GASISG ALAEM   Adriatic Stand Casts “Shadow ai Gloom” CGver Tiume

POOR CONVOY \ SYSTEM DRAWS FIRE FROM SIMS   Admiral Says  System Endangered Safety of Troops.

AMERICAN TROOPS WERE ENDANGERE!   Because of Improper Hand ling of the Convoy System, Admiral Sime Save

WAS SINGING AS HE WENT TO DEATH CELI   Former Choir Boy Gave Fare. well Concert to Jailbirds Before He Was Hanged.

THREAT TO FIRE. ON WARSHIPS       28 Year Old Bolshevik Conse: mander at Odessa, To Open Fire on British Fl

THREATENS 10 FIRE ON BRITISH SHIPS   Bolshevik Commander at ‘Odessa Gives English Men-o’ War Three Dave to Laave

Boleheviki Commander Gives Battleships Three Days to Leave Harbor on Threat of  . Opening Fire; Desire Trade   General Uborevitch, at Head of Soviet Forces, Announces Army. Will Not Molest Anyone But Spies and Thieves

THREATENS TO OPEN FIRE ON BRITISH SHIPS   Bolshevik Commander at Odessa Insists Craft Must Leave Harbor.

YOUTH IN COMMAND AT DDESSA DECLARES RE WILL OPEN FIRE      British, Warships Given. Thres Days to Leave Harbor at Port * of Odessa :   KILLING OF ADMIRAL — KOLCHAK CONEIRMEPR   Revolutionary Committee’ - at Irkutsk Condemns and Car. ries out Death Sentence

Bolshevik Commander at Odessa Threatens to Open Fire on Warships Remaining in Harbor After Three Days   CLAIMS HE UNDERSTOOD PEACE WAS ESTABLISHED   Telts Rear~ Admiral McCully Merchant Ships Welcome at Black Sea Port for Commer - pial Purnoses ;

BOLSHEVIK! LEADER THREATENS BRITISH   Commander at Odessa Tells American Admiral He Will Fire Upon English Warships Within Three Days.   MANY PRISONERS TAKEN; REFUGEE SHIP STRANDS   French Make Formal Denia of Negotiations With Ser: bia Regarding Alliance witt Jugo-Slavia.

moriander at Odes: atens: to. Open Fire on Warships Remaining in Har: bor After Three Days   CLAIMS. HE UNDERSTOOD _ PEACE WAS ESTABLISHED   fells Kear Admiral McOully  . Merchant Ships- Welcome at Black Sea-Port: ‘for ‘Oommer: cial Pnvwosas

WITHDRAWALIN THREE DAYS IS REDS’ DEMAND   Allies Will Make An. other Request for  Hohenzollern.

THREATENS 10 FIRE ON BRITISH SHIFS   Bolshevik Commander Allows War Vessels Three {rays To Quit Harbor.

THREATENS 10 FRE ON BRITISH SHIPS   Bolsheviki Commander Is. sues Ultimatum.

U. S. BLUEJACKETS IN ODESSA   Bolshevik General Threatens to Fire on British Warships Unless They Leave.

TO FIRE ON BRITISH  FLEET IS THREAT  OF BOLSHEVIST GENERAL   English Ships Must Leave in Three Bays or Odessa Guns Will Bombard Them   Red Commander Declares That Fusillade from Warships Came As Surprise to Him

‘ “TROUBLE NE’ER COMES SINGLY   ‘Defeated for Gubernatorial Nomina ton. Man ise Sued for Divorce.

NASH KENOSHA PLANT CLOSES   About 2,500 Men Laid Off by the Motors Company—Almost Complete Shutdown.

a I a a ahem re  Peacemakers Go On Battlefield to Plead for Truce   League Commission in No Man’s Land Asks Poles and Lithuanians to Desist.

League Envoys Plead — With Lithuanians and — Poles to. End Fighting

FACING 10 Weal FOR CONVENTION   Political Washington Prenaring for Momentous Preliminaries for Campaign.   ON TO THE WINDY CITY AND THEN FOR 'FRISCO   A Number of Contest Cases Already Filed in the Republican Camp.

POLITICIANS ARE EVACUATING THE CAPITAL ON EVE OF CONVENTIONS   Republican Headquarters  Whisked to Windy, City  T amnnerar,l   PROBE HOLDS A FEW    Both Parties Expeet to Name  Candidate By the End of  Convention Week

ALL POLITICS ~ TRANSFERRED TO WESTWARD   CHICAGO AND FRISCO HEADQUARTERS FOR NEXT FOUR WEEKS.   A GENERAL EXODUS TO BEGIN TONIGHT

HOMEN’S PARTY ———- GENSORSHIE   May Endorse or Reject Candidates of the Ol Parties

WOMEN WANT NEW BOARD: 10 QUIT IF REFUSEL   Old Censors Not Liked —Split Threatens Suffragetts.

United Press Informed Pres. Wilson of Overthrow of German Governmen

YAQUIS ‘KILL 12 SOLDIERS   Band Attacks Federal Garrison and Loots Town—Mexican Troops Sent to Scene.

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO MATTER OF SPECULATION   Obregon Cabinet Would Retaiz Art. 27 of Constitution Is Reported   EUROPEAN POWERS HAVE WITHHELD RECOGNITION   England and France Are Awaiting Action of United States Is Endieated

MEXICO WOULD NOT HURRY RECOGNITION   U. S. EMBASSY ASSERTS COMMERCE MINISTER FAVORS ARTICLE 27. \   KNOW NOTHING DEFINITE   President Obregon May Wait Until After March for Further Negotiations.

NOT BEGGING RECOGNITION.   Mexico Coming to Be Regarded as a Rit Independent.

BY UNITED STATES   MENICAN CABINET UNANIMOUS IN OPPOSING CONSTITUTION. AL CHANGE,   Obregon May Finally Accept Agreement Which Will Be Satisfactory to America and Europe,

McXICO NOT IN HURRY FOR U. S. RECOGNITIO   Proi est of America Against Constitutional Clause not Inflvencing Obregon Cabinet.

THINK MEXICO WOULD BLOCK RECOGNITION   Unofficial Evidence Shows Country Not in Hurry  for Agreement   PROPERTY RIGHTS IS CAUSE OF DIFFICULTY   Cabinet of Opinion That Article 27 of Constitution Should Net be Changed.

Obregon Getting Offish Toward United States:   LESS LIKELINOOO NOW OF RECOGNIZING MEXICE

MEXICO HESITATES TO ASK FRIENDSHIP   UNOFFICIAL EVIDENCE CONTAINED IN DECISION TO UPHOLD ARTICLE 27.

CAMEL WAS DRY RED LEMONADE SLACKS THIRST   Half Hundred Police Officers Surround Unruly Beast A\ Indiana State Fair

LEFT “GARDEN OF ALLAH.”   ‘This Camel Went tong Enough With. out s Brink.

HALF GOAL MINES IN ILLINOIS (OLE   Operators Appeal to President Wilson to Take Some Action to Check Strike of Laborers.

ILLINOIS COAL MINES IDLE AS MEN STRIK   Dissatisfaction of Day Work: ers With Wage Award Said to Be Cause of Walkout

HALF COAL MINES IN ILLINOIS IDLE   President Farrington Predicts That by Monday Al Union Miners in State Fill Be Out.

“THE CONVENTION   Factlonal Fight Holds lino Governor in Chicago,   BUTLER’S BOOM THERE   New Yérk Delegation is Expected to Leave Him After First Ballot—Johnaon Claime North Carolina.

THOMPSON EXTENDS BIG CLIVE BRANC   Would Make Peace With Lowden By Compromise; Offer Rejected.

BODIES OF SAILOR CHIEFS DROWNED (IN SQUALL OFF FLORIDA COAST FOUN

TUMULTY'S PLANS.”   Secretary to President Intends 7 Enter Private Business.

SEARCH FOR BRUTE WHO KILLED YOUNG GIRL   Negro Held in Investigation of Death of St. Lonis Stenographer—Revolting Crime.

MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION TO CONTROL PINK BOLL WORM   Situation as It Affects Texa: Cotton is Very Serious.

Oklahoma Joins Republican States fo; irst Time in History—Goes for Harding

OKLAHOMA HAS © JOINED TIDAL WAVE OF G, 0. P.   First Time Since Statehood Deserts Solid South — Harding Leads Cox Easily.

GO.P.WINS  NEW MEXICO AND SKLAHOMA   Also Announced That Arizon Joined the Ranks of Re. publican States.

OKLAHOMA GIVES BOTH HARDING AND HARRELD MAJORIT'   Harding’s Lead Will be Ove 10,000 and Harreld’s Nearly 20,000.

OKLAOMA PLAYS BRAND NEW ROLL   i ' 1 GOES REPUBLICAN FOR FIRST  TIME IN [TS HISTORY,   SENOS WOMAN TO WASHINGTON   Miss Alice M. Robertson Elected To House of Representatives—Will Be Second Waman To Sit in  Halls of Congress,

ANOTHER BREAK IN “SOLID SOUTH’   Oktahonia Joins. Tenitesse "ir Shattering Front of the: Southern Democracy.   COUNT” KEEPS CLIMBING

FAMOUS WRITERS 10 COVER CONVENTIONS — FOR UNITED PRESS   ‘Comprehensive Reports of Chi cago and San Francisco Meet'  jngs for Express Readers.

CORPS OF EXPERT NEWS MEN OF UNITED PRESS STAFF TO SEND STAR CONVENTION NEWS

ABLE WRITERS TO HANDLE NEWS OF CONVENTION   THE CONSTITETION TO COVER CONVENTION IN METROPOLTs      Well Known Political Writers Will Be on the Ground in Chicago During the Repnblican Meeting © This Week.

FEDERAL TROOPS TO A TRIAL   Will Be Sent as Measure of Precaution to Montesanyv, Wash.

REJECTED, JOHN NORRIS SHOUTS HIS SWEETHEART   Officers Hunt For Local Roy Alleged To Have Shot Alva Harris, Gdon Girl.

JILTED SUITOR WOUNDS ORPHAN GIRL: ESCAPES   OFFIGERS SEEK WASHINGTON SHOP EMPI.OYEE ALLEGED 10 HAVE SHOT ODON GIRL THROUGH JAW-

PRETTY TALK FROM GERMANY   DR. KOESTER SAYS SHE WILL LAY   HER CARDS OPENLY ON TABLE : ' AT CONFERENCE   {Hy United Press)

WOOD, OF FAMOUS PRINCESS PAT. REGIMENT,  of Canada, to to be‘the Ora: tor — Meetings Noon and Night —Special Attractions at the Night Celehratinn.   eevee teen nee ' ARMISTICE DAY j PROGRAM

1S wero ee  Of Canada, to be the Ora{or — Meetings Noon and Night —Special At:  . tractions at the Night Colohration.   Leet ee nee eee sees ‘ ARMISTICE DAY . s PROGRAM - ;

JOHNSON STARTS FOR HOME   Senator Leaves Washington Without Seeing Republican Nominee.

JOHNSON LEAVES CAPITAL   Senator Starts for His Home in Cali fornia Without Seeing Nominee Harding.

caeemee nel  CHRISTMAS FOR THE EX-KAISER   Leas Pretentious Than Celebratic of # Year Ago.

TO ENLIST AID OF QUEEN   Redmond Howard Will Seek Release of Terance MacSweney

WILL ASK QUEEN MARY 10 SECURE MAYOR'S RELEASE   REDMOND HOWARD ASKS FOR AUDIENCE WITH QUEEN TO PRESENT CASE

Lord Mayor MacSweeney Has Only Few Hours More to Live, Relatives Sav.

Nine Railway Executives ‘Are to Handle Emergency Transportation Problems, L

IN HANDLING WORK   NINE ROAD EXECUTIVES WILL CO-OPERATE WITH INTERSTATE COMMERCE BOARD.

ORGANIZE FOR RAIL EMERGENCY   Adviser» Committee of Mine Men to Pffeet (o-operation.

RAIL EXECUTIVES 10 HANDLE EMERGENCIES   vommittee of Nine Authorized te Act in Cooperative Policy by all Roads.

INDICT 52 IN BUILDING QUIZ   New York Antitrust Law Defendants Facing Trial Now Number 120, It Is Said.

THE WOMEN ORGANIZE.   —————— a  tepublican Women Have Couaty Organization to Educate Their Voters.

TEN THOUSAND PERSONS GAN BE SEATED IN alg CAN FRANC ISEO BUILRIN   AUDITORIUM IN) WHICH DEMO CRATS WILL MEET ONE OF COUNTRY’S LARGEST.

BLIZZARD DISRUPTS TRAFFIC   [Severe Storm at St, Johns Makes An. gry Seas and Calls Out  Snow Plows,

FIRE DESTROYS 100 HOMES   Blaze in the Negro Section of Pine Bluff, Ark.,. Makes 500 Homeiess.

500 PERSONS ARE HOMELESS   Fire at Pine Bluff, Ark, Destroys Bhaiit 100 Mamee

TWO THOUSAND SUFFFAGISTS EVERY PART OF THE UNION FLOOD CHICAGO TODAY

HARDING VISITED BY RAILROAD MER   Approve His Stand on Cummins-Esch Bill.

RAILWAY WORKER PROMISE HARDING ELECTION SUPPORT   ‘Delegate Resolution Protests Wrong Idea of Position on  ; Cummins-Esch Bill.  ,

RAIL WORKERS FOR HARDING   Ohia Delegation Opposes’ Union Leaders Fighting Senator.

RAILROAD MEN HEAR ADDRESS BY HARDING   Disagree with Labor Leaders Who Oppose Nominee for Stand on Cummins-Esch Measure.

RAILROAD MEN VISIT HARDING   Delegation of Railroader Living at Marion Call on Nominee Today.

RAILROAD HEN PVG TO ~ HARRING POG   Candidate’ Speaks Reiterating His Faith: in Cummins_.Eech Measure

DELEGATION CALLS ‘ON SENATOR . HON AND. PLEDGES ITS. SUPPORT;      MAINE VOTERS -AT POLLS   Big Vote ‘Expected in < thé Campaign ' Dominated Entirely by the gE AuEve of Nation Issue, ' It Is Said.

AAILROADERS ENJOY PILGRIMAGE T0 SHRINE FRONT PORGH POLITIC   EXPRESS LOYALTY TO HARDING  DESPITE LABORS CONDEMNATION OF REPUBLICANS,

RAILWAY WHEN JOURNEY OUT 70 VISIT: HARDINE   Delegations March te G OQ. F ‘Gandidste’s Home to-Demonstrate Allegiance,   DISAGREE WITH LEADERS OPPOSED TO CANDIDAC’   Representatives of the Marion Harding and Coolidge Club  Serve Resolution.   OFFER IF AS A PROTEST   Say Gandidete’s Position Misrepresented; Mr. Harding Will Moke, a Speech.

RAILROAD NER SHOM -THATTHEY ARE FOR HARDING   Demonstration to Prove They Do Not Agree with Labor Leaders Opposing Him

ON HARDING'S PORCH   SENATOR SCHEDULED FOR J SPEECH THERE TODAY.   Railroad Men Who Are For Him Called to Tell Him he is Thelr Choice,

HOOVER SAYS NO: AGAIN,:      Reiterates. Statement He Ie Not: Gan. didate for Presidency,

HOOVER ROP A CANDIDATE   Advises. His Priends He Cannot Approve the Use of His Name for  Presidential HKlection,

CLARA OMITH [a NEAR TRAILS END   SLAYER OF JAKE HAMON UNDER ARREST IN ELPASO   MANY WOULD DEFEND HER   Made Scramble of Attorneys and OFfisiats ta Get Her Case as it is Inferred She Will Be Well Supplied With Money

MRS. CLARA HAMON IVES HERSELF Uf   ‘Woman Accused of Shooting the Oil King, Returns Voluntarily From Mexico,

HAMON WOMAN WOMAN IS ~ NOW IN CUSTODY   Will Give. Bond Thea Returr  to. Home ia El;Paso to : ve.

CLARA TAMON ETO FOURTH OF BIG ESTATE   Will in Bank Vault -Clara Hamon Surrenders and Is On Her Way to Ardmore.

THEY HAVE HER   Clara Smith Hamon Sur. renders and is Taken Into ~ Custody by the Officials

CLARA S, HAMON IS IN CUSTOBY   WILL BE TAKEN TO OKLAHOMA TO BE ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE  OF MURDER—TAKEN YESTER nAYV.

ARDMORE S FOR THE SMITH GIRL   u After Arrangements for the Bail Ar Completed She Will Live With He Parents

WOMAN IN HAMON MURDEE CASE SURRENDERS SEL   Returns Frem Mexico and is Now in Sheriff's Custody to Face Murder Charge.

WAUKESHA MAN DROPS  DEAD AT BALL PARK  eqeats » eit erwas eee aw «

DARKER C1OUDS GATHER OVER IRELAND TROUBIE   AMBUSHING OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS REPORTED FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF SINN FEIN TERRITORY

IRISH CLOUDS GROW BLACKEI   Athush and Removal Seems te by ihe Order of Day and Night.

STORMY TIMES NEAR AT HAND (N (RELANI   Ambushes of Police and Repris als Ly “Black and Tan” Indi cate Further Trouble.

Forty Killed In South* Ireland   Guerrilla ‘War ae Grips Island---22 Officers a and 18 8.  sae Lo

JLAGKER TIMES Ih REL ANT FOREGAS]   DEATH LIST THERE DURING PAS TEN DAYS REACHED A TOTAL OP OVRR FORTY.

IRISH GLOUDS ARE GROWING BLACKER   MORE BLOODSHED FOLLows CONTINUED OUTBREAKS,   AD KILLED IN LAST TEN DAYS   Reprisats Are Admitted But Denial ‘Is Made of Any Atrocities—Citizens Return To Devastate Village of Balbriggan,

STORM GATHERS OVER IRELAND   Renewal of Murders by Sin Fein Followed by Reprisals Increase Tension.   RUTHLESSNESS IS DENIED

GOVERNMENT ThOOPS WY IRELAND OcEK REPRIOAL FROM SINN FEIN GROWD   Many Shot Down and Residents of Irish Cities  Flee Homes in Fear of Death From Hands of Warring Factions Who Fight Guerrila-like.

WAR CLOUDS DARKEN IRELAND   FURTHER REPORTS OF AMBUSH ING OF POLICE BY SINN PEINERS

[IRELAND POLICE — _ RETALIATE FOR. ATTACK OW THEW   4 “REPORTS OF TORTURE AND MUTILATION EXAGGERATED   Stormy Times Imminent As Sinn Feiners “Continue Ambushing Government Police and Treops--County Councillor Murdered

M’ADOO DEFENDS PRESIDENT   Denies That Wilson Was Unreasonable on the Leaaus.

LE - I NG sence tt attested ennai Te hee  Reelected toindir Jamek A. ‘Reed Over State Convention Rejection

RE-ELECT REED AS A DELEGATE   Kansas City District Delegation Declines to Elect Another After He Was Rejected.

MISSOURIANS WANT REED   Fifth District Delegates Select Him Despite. Convention’s Orders.

REEN 13 AGAIN NAME ELEGATE TA CONVENTION   Kansas City Delegation Re Elects Senator Rejected at State Democratic PowWow Here in April.

ANOTHER SWAT FROM MISSOURI   Sen. James Reed Re-electec Delegate Despite Action © . of State: Convention.  FIGHT GOES TO. FRISCO

SENATOR REED WINS   Ke-clected District Delegate to tie Convention iu Detiance of the State Convention.

ait i BT       Selected By Kansas City Digtrict Af : qter, Being Turned Down By 7 Missouri State Convention.

” eRe «6 seu gait ennai ns tree Be ays Reed Wins at Kansas Ciity

DEVOID OF SHAME THE MISSOUR! COLLEAGUE OF LODGE, ET AL WILL GO 10 SAN FRAN CISCO OVER PROTEST OF STATE

SENATOR REG  VINDICATEC   Home County Electa Him Delegate To Democratic Convention Despite State’s Action,

SENATOR REED 1S CHOSEN   Re-Elected Unanimously , as Delegate to the San Francisco Convention Fight in Sight.

REED I8 CHOICE,   Missouri Senator ia a Delegate te  Reamarceatin Camvemting

SENATOR REED — DELEGATE-ELECT   Reed Elected Unanimously Again and Will go to San Franofeco

REED IS A DELEGATE       Senator Will Ropresent f  ifth Missa District at San ke  duclsep,

REED NAMED. ‘DELEGATE TO “FRISCO AGAIN      ‘District Delegation Re-elects . Him After State Con-  ~ * vention Rejection.   IGNORES WILSON AND LEAGUE IN SPEECH

REV. W. P. MKINSEY SEEKS 6. A. R HONORS   Lebanon Man Candidate For Department Commander of The Indiana G. A. R.

5. 0.P, JUDICIAL CONVENTION MET -IN-GEDAR RAPIDS   To Select Three Candidates Out 0 Eleven Fer Supreme Judges Of lewa

ELEVEN IN RACE _ WITH THREE FOR  PLACE ON BENCH  ;   = eee  OREN TE Te avs ous eeanei      Party Leaders Foresee Lengthy Session of  ) Convention.

CONVENTION MET AN CEDAR RAPIDS   Te Select’ Three. Candidates. Out -Of Eleven Fer Supreme Judges GQ lewn

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION 16 OK   BUT THE LARGE FIELD OF CANvI DATES MAY DELAY WORK   ADJOURNED UNTIL 2 POM   After Preliminary Meeting and Specct Making Thia Morning, Recess Was Taken, Seems to be Anybody's Race Up To Date.

LENINE AND TROTZKY FACING LONG-PENT-UP WRATH OF MEN   DISSOLUTION OF RED FORCE IS BOW IMMINENT

CUTS COTTON GOODS PRICE   Big Manufacturing Concern at Man. chester, N. H., Announces Reduction of 33 1-3 Per Cent,

ZAYAS PRESIDENT OF CUBA,   Nominee of Old Conservative Party Given Majority of 12,000,

TPLOMATS ARE GUESTS IN EH BANQUET GIVEN HY CPENICH AON ADAL   VEARLY ALL THE POWERS OF EUROPE, ASTA AND AMERICA WERE REPRESENTED.

ALL POWERS REPRESENTED   Wife of American Ambassador Took Place at Head of Column

U. S. FIRST: GERMANY LAST   Berlin’s Representative at Bottom ot Spain's List of Visitors at the Royal Palace.

GERMANY LAST: U. S. FIRST   Berlin’s Representative at Bottom of Spain’s List of Visitors,

RABBIT LEAPS IHTO OVEN   Running a Losing Race With Thres Hounds Scared Animal Takes Refuge In Kitchen.

'RABBIT .LEAPS INTO OVEN   Rurining a. Losing Race With Thre Hounds. Scared Animal Takes i. Refuge In Kitchen.

Running a Losing Race With Three Heunde Scared Animal Takeo Refuge in Kitchen.

EXTOLS VIRTUES OF KANSAS LABOR PLAN   RANA LADO  Ent  —  Says Industrial Court Will Solve Nations Problem — With Workers,   SAYS IT PROTECTS PUBLIC

(OY, ALLEN LAUDS INDUSTRIAL COURT   ADVOCATES TRIBUNALS: OVER ENTIRE NATION TO SETTLE UNREST PROBLEM.

From Industrial Court Comes Justice for Al   GOVERNOR OF KANSAS EXPLAINS NEW FORM OF TRIBUNAL AND SAYS LABOR WELCOMES IT AS AN ESCAPE FROM DEMAGOGUES WHOSE TYRANNY IS  : FAR WORSE THAN EMPLOYERS’ COULD BE. 

WAGE ADJUSTMENT STILL HANGING FIRE   Agreement Between Operators And Miners Awaits Word From Washington,

MEKICAN TOWNS FALL INTO HANS (IF RERE] FARLES   Carranza Commanders anc Governors are Reported In Flight   TAMPICO SAID TO BE ! UNDER NEW REGIME   No Serious Disorders Reportec in Places Taken Over by Revolutionists

Action Will Be Taken to Settle the Anthracite Strike   (Ry United Press)

POTATO PRICES ARE HIGH   Have Attained Record for the United States

VIENNA SENDS U.S. — -YULE MESSAGE   Cheer Breught te Starvine People by American Gifts   GREAT MISERY SQFTENED   Burgomaster Offers His “Pro found and Sincere Thanks”

URGES MILLIONS TO RELIEVE FOOD ~ BRISIS IN EUROPE   Hoover Tells House Commis sion Need of Aid For Starving People

TO FEED EUROPEANS. NO BURDEN TOU. §   HOOVER TAKES UP MATTER WITH SENATE WAYS AND MEANS  COMMITTEE.

EXPECT ORDER WIL! GRADUALLY BE RESTORED iN RUHR VALLEY   Leaders of Rebels Seem Unable To Agree on De. mands and Some Followers Are Falling Away from the Mulheim Faction.

GRADCALLY RESTORING ORDER   i Cae 2 ees ee ee ee a ee ee Oe od bE Oh mee pla!

REBELLIOUS FORCES OF WORKING MEN ERE OFFERED TERNS   Sut Krupp Works Continue te ‘Manufacture Munitions for Insurgent Group   GOVERNMENT TO TAKE STRENUOUS MEASURES   Stipulations Laid Down Upon Acceptance of Which Peace Will be Obtained

BIG BLAZE IN BUFFALO. N. Y.   W. A. Morgan Store Destroyed by Fire With a Loss of About $1,000,000,

th SHRINKAGE WILL AMOUNT TO BILLION; SOUTH WELL TREATED   Meredith Says th the Shrinkage In Value of the Farm Produce: Will Run More Than Two Billions.—Federal Reserve Policy Défended.

PRICE SLUMP €0 COSTS FARMERS. BILLIONS   Secretary Meredith Says Farming ‘Industry Must be Given. Credit to ‘Assure Nation Food,

$7,500,000 000 _“PARIERS {Oss   Brop. in Prices Expen. sive to Agriculturists, Secretary of Agricul.  - ture Tells Bankers .

SEC. MEREDITH CALLS ATTENTION TO AGRICULTURAL LOSSES   IRUNS INTO BILLIONS   Labor and Material Necessary te Production Supplied at the - Hivhest Prices   Extension of Credit to Farmers to Cover Their Needs Is Urged IUnon Bankers

BANKERS MUST ASSIST FARMERS   American ‘“Agriculturists Will Lose Twoiand-a Half Billion Dollars

TELLS BANKERS OF NEEDS OF FARMERS   SEC. MEREDITH CALLS ATTENTION TO AGRICULTURAL LOSSES   RUNS INTO BILLIONS   Labor and Material Necessary to Production Supplied at the - Highest Prices   Extension of Credit to Farmers te Cover Their Needs Is Urged Lvon Bankers

BILLIONS LOST TO FARMERS IN  PHUGE ALDUGTION   LOWERED PRICES OF PRODUCTS THROWS HEAVY BURDEN ON NATION'S PRODUCERS.

FARMERS’ INCOME CUT $2,500,000 000   Meredith Addresses American Bankers

SHRINKAGE 1 VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTS WILL RESULT IN GREAT. LOSS TO AMERICAN FARMERS

BIG LOSS TO: FARMERS   [Secretary Meredith Tells Bank.  ers of Conditions.   Says Shrinkage in Value of Farm Products Wilt Result In Loss of $2,500,000,000.

PUT FARM LOSS ~-$2,500,000,000   Secretary Meredith Says Com . Shrinkage in Gillion. =.   AAP YALE DOLLAR PLAN

Farmers to Receive $2,500,000G00 Less Than 1919 Vaiues  Fall in Corn Prices involves Billion Loss is Estimate  Urges Banks to Extend Liberal Credit

FARM LOSS PUT Al $2,500,000,000   Value Shrinkage Laid Before Bankers’ Convention   APPEAL FOR CREDIT MADE   Financiers Warned of Condition: Facina the Planters

“TLS THS YE  ohrinkage {nt Values of Farm Pro tice Will Ciminish Farmers’

FARMERS LOSE. TWO BILLIONS   MEREDITH SAYS. CORN MEN ALONE DROP BILLION.   FARM CREDIT RUINED.   SECRETARY OF AGRICT) SULTURE ‘ENTERS PLEA.   Withont Snifictont’ Credit. the  Parmer Cannot Supply Natlon’s Need for Food.

CROP SHRINKAGE CAUSES BIG LOS   Farmers Will Receive $2, 500,000,000 Less Than Under 1919 Prices

FARMERS HARD HIT BY OHRINKAGES IN VALUE OF PRODUCT   Producers Lost $2,500,000 Thru Price Drop, Meredith Informs the Bankers.

DECLINE IN PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS HAS COST FARMERS A BIG: SUM   Declares Secretary Meredith Before American Bankers Association at Washington— Demands Consideration of Bankers, He Says.

SHRINKAGE IN VALUATION OF 920 GROP OUTPUT   SEC, MEREDITH MAKES STARTL ING STATEMENT.   $2,500,000,000 SHRINKAGE ALREADY THIS YEAR.   The Secretary of Agriculture Appear: Before the American Bankers’ Association in Convention § in Washington Today.

FARM PRODUCTS VALUE SHRINKS   American Farmers Lose $2,500,000,000.   SITUATION CALLS - FOR CLOSE STUDY   sary Meredith Talks to Bankers. 

MEREDITH TALKS  TO THE BANKERS   Secretary Says Farmers’ Loss ts $2,500,000,000. "   LIBERAL CREDITS ARE URGED   Shrivikage ‘in Values Has Hit Rural Workers Hard—President Hawes: of Sankers’ Association Makes ‘Piea for Tax Reduction.

VALUE SHRINKAGE OF FARM PRODUCT _ . NEAR TWO BULLION   Secretary of Agriculture Calls Upon Bashers for Assistance.—Cottom is Mard Hit.

SAYS SHRINKAGE MEANS BIG LOSS   MEREDITH SAYS FARM SITUA’ TION DEMANDS BEST THOUGHT  Secretary of Agriculture Tells Bankers, Farmers Lose $2,500,000 by Farm Products Vatae Decline.

FARMERS WILL RECEIVE TWO BILLIONS LESS   Shrinkage in Values of Farm Products Will Be Felt Badly.

FARMERS HIT TWO BILLION ' BY DECLINES   Premier Lloyd George Ready t Go Before House With __ Data.   Secretary Meredith Tells Bankers About Effects of Shrinkage in Values.   COMPROMISE REPORTS HEARD   ASKS MORE LIBERAL CREDITS   firm Stand Against Grant of Miners Demands is Urged at Opening— No Taik Heard of Strike Spread.   President Hawes of the American Bankers’ Association Urges Tax Reduction and Application of Business Methods to Gov e@rnreent

Secretary Meredith Te'ls Bankers About Effects of Shrinkage in Values.   ASKS MORE LIBERAL CREDITS   President Hawes of the Americun Bankers’ Asscciation Urges Tax Reduction. and Application of Business Methods to Government.

TWO BILLION AND HALF IS FARMLOSS   Price Reductions Since 1919 Cause Heavy Des ficits For Farmers.

FARMERS’ LOSS — $2,500,000,00(   Secretary Meredith Tells Banker About Effects of Shrinkage ~ in Values.   ASKS MORE LIBERAL CREDITS   President Hawes of the Americiir Bankers’ Association Urges Tax Reduction and Application of Business Methods to Government.

FALL IN PRICES COSTSFARMERS 52.010,000, 000   Secretary of Agriculture Me1 edith Tells Today of Farm Problems.   LOSS TO CORN GROWERS Is A BILLION DOLLARS   Cabinet Minister Makes Ear nest Plea for Agricultural Class.

TREATY DEFEAT PUTS NEW ANGLE ON MANY ISSUES   DOMESTIC QUESTIONS NOW ‘PARAMOUNT, CONSIDERS POLITICAL WRITER.   SENATE VOTE REACTION NOT THAT ANTICIPATED

Parties Groping for a Formula; Indecision Grips Leaders as Domestic Policles Become Paramount

HUN PREPARATION FIGURE ANNUNGET   Anglo-French Conference Set: Preparations At $30,000,000.

Understood Angto-French Cons ference Fixed Total at Ap- . proximately ; 30 Billion   PERMITS ISSUE OF RONnS   Germany to ‘Issue Bonds Cor, ering Indebtedness to Allies ‘ --Payments to be Made a

GERMANY MAY ISSUE BONDS: IN PAYMENT OF HUGE WAR INDEMNITIES   ANGLO .- FRENCH CONFERENCE  SETS AMOUNT AT THIRTY BILLION DOLLARS.

WILL BE ALLOWED TO ISSUE BONDS WITH GIVEN AMOUNT PAYABLE YEAR   Allies Call Financial Conference To Be Held At Ostend Ip Near Future When Financial Trcubles Will Be Discussed

TO. PAY $30.000,000,000)      Sm Germany Must Give for-Hepar{lon 3s Fised hy Premiers.

MUST PAY FOR WAR.   Germany's Reparation Obligation Fixed at Thirty Billions,

WANT JO BILLION FAOM GERMANY a WAR INDEMNITIES   Hythe Conference Agrees on Amount of Reparation to Be Paid the Allies.   FRANCE’S SHARE OF SUM 66 BILLION MARKS GOLL   Issue of Bonds Will Permi Discount of French Claim to Settle Debts.

GERMANY MUST PAY 30 BILLLIONS   AS REPARATION, DECISION OF THE ANGLOFRENCH AT HYTHE.   Will Be Permitted to: Issue Bonds. to Pay Indebtedness—French Toops Evacuate Rhine Cities. 

THIRTY BILLIONS © FIXED AS PRICE GERMANY MUST PA   Sem Tolsi greed Upon a Anglo-Fronch Conference Last Week.   GOLD ONLY ACCEPTABLE   Freach Troops Evacuaie German Territory Along Kast Bank of the Rhine; Bolshevlk Strike Rack al Poles and Ukrainians at Kier,

ALLIES REPORTED AUREED ON AMOUNT TO BE ASKED HUN   Conference at Hythe Is Be lieved to Have Decided on 30 Billion as Reparation Figure to Be Asked.

DECIDE ON. REPARATION   It. Is Understood That ‘ Germany’ Will Be Permitted to Issue Bonds 

GERMANY TO PAY THIRTY BILLION   Reparation is Fixed at Huge  Sum, Accerding to Understanding of Officials.   EVACUATION UNDER WAY

HUNS MUST PAY 30 BILLION GOLD   eCOnlUll  Anglo-French Conference a Hythe Sets Amount of Indemnity; Huns to Issue Bonds.

GERMANY TO PAY 30 BILLIONS   Anglo-French Conference Decide _on Sum Germany Should Pay as Reparation

FIX REPARATION AT CONFERENCI   zermany Must Pay Thirty Billions in Golc According to Anglo-French Agreement Amount Much Lower Than Desired by Millerand.   PERMITTED TO ISSUE BONDS

GERMANY MUST PAY ~~ $30,000 000,000   Understood In Official Circles That This Is Amount Decided On at Angld-French Conference. :

MUST PAY FOR Wik.   ‘Germany* ‘s Reparation -.Obtigation ° Fixeit at. Thirty Billions,

FOE MUST PAY BILLIONS FOR PART IN WAR   Conference Fixes Reparation Amount to  $30,000,000,000.

“BILL TO ‘-HUNS 80 BILLION?   It is Understood Reparations Agreec Upon at Hythe Conference.

Issuance of Bonds To Insure Annual Payments Under: stood to Have Been Decided on--France Satistied With Terms Laid Down.

THIRTY BILLION LO DEMANDED A REPARATION SUN   Anglo-French . Conference at ‘Hythe Arranges Terms for German Payment of War Damage Bill

praMAN PEOPL   Anglo-French Conference Reported to Have Fixed. the Amount of Hun Indemnity

30 BILLION 10 BE GERMAN SUM AS REPABATION   Understanding. in Official Circles is That Anglo-French Conference Makes Decisien.

NAME INDEMNITY AT CONFERENCE?   it is Understood Germany’s Total Payments to be 120 Billion Marks.   SHE MAY ISSUE BONDS

HUH PAF iD BILLION   Anglo-French Cunfab Fixes th Reparation Penalty of Germans at Big Sum.

Allies To Accept German Bond Indemnity Payments      Teutonic Paper Would Fall Due Over a Series of Years—Plian Approved by France Which It Would Greatly Aid.

GERMANY TU PAY ALLIES HUGE SUM   THIRTY BILLION DOLLARS CALLED FOR UNDER NEW AGREEMENT.   Announced At Mayence That Occupation Troops in Frankfort Get Orders For Evacuation.

INDEMNITY FOR GERMANS 30 BILLIONS   Report Says Allies Have Reached, Agreement on Reparations   MAY DISCOUNT CLAIMS   France May be Permitted to Settle U. S. and Allied Debis-.

RANGE OAT TOF IED WITH HER SHARE ~ OF INDEMNITY   Millerand and Lloyd George Agree Germany Must Pay $30,000,000,000   BELGIUM HAS FIRST CLAIM

SPREAD OF WAR BEING WATCHED WITH GONGERN   Situation In Europe Ab. sorbs Attention of Diplomatic Corps.   'U. 8. POLITICS OF SMALL CONCERN   World Crisis : Will Have Been Reached Before New President Takes Office.

WILL HAVE NEW ~« ISSUES TO FACE   Winner in Presidential Race tc Have Fresh Problems, Diplomats Predict.   INTEREST OF OTHER NATIONS   Peace So Long Delayed, Foreign Col any Members Contend, That Choice ta tmmaterial to Outalde Werld.

POLISH TROOPS RETIRE 10 NEW LINE OF DEFENSE   REPORTS SAY SEVERE LOSES i\ FLICTED ON BOLSHEVIKS IN THE RETREAT

AID BUSINESS CONDITION T0 HELP HOMES   Harding Says Business is Bread-and-Butter Concern of the People

Profits Tax Called Hurt ToWorkers   HARDING IN INTERVIEW CHARGES WILSON WITH FUTILE TINKERING.

HARDING SEES DANGER TO INDUSTRY IN WAY DEMOCRATS TINKER IT   Wants to Avoid a ‘No Hour Day’ for Business and Workers in U.S.

HARDING EXPLAIN WAY OF REMOVING BUSINESS MENACE   Tax That Causes No-Hour Daj in Industry, Nominee Says, Needs Readjustment.   UNION MINEWORKERS TO VOTE PARTY TICKET   Organized Miners’ Vote Cannoli Be Delivered to Democrats, Union Official Says.

WAGE PRINCIPLES ANNOUNCED.   Auempt Made to Devise Satisfactory Method of Payment.

WAGE PROBLEM UP T0 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS   Experts Employed  Jointly by Ohio  Employers and Workers to Tlevies Sonlntian

HOLD EMPLOYER ONLY AN AGENT   Cleveland Investigators Say He Merely Markets the  easy ofa BS

HOOVER HERE T0 TALK TO LABOR MEETIN   Will Discuss Various Phases Of Waste in Connection with The Vital Problems . Con fronting the Labor World at a at oad Bd Pe

Leaders Contend His is Called in to Discuss Technical Questions. ’   PROBE WASTE IN INDUSTRY

President Wailson’s Second Industrial Conference Opens   HERBERT HOOVER MEETS WITH SAM GOMPERS TO DISCUSS QUESTIONS OF INDUSTRIAL PEACE — GOMPERS RETURNS FROM TOUR OF NATIONS 

LABOR COUNCIL AND H. HOOVER IN CONFERENCE   Questions of Industrial Peace and Related Probleras re Session.   LABOR OUTLINES PROGRAN

HOOVER AND LAGOA HEADS CONFERRING   QUESTIONS OF RECONSTRUC TION ARE DISCUSSED AT A CONFERENCE,   FUTURE PLANS OUTLINED   Labor Will Seek to Put Up Further Bars to Immigration, Especially From Southeastern Europe.

UNION LABOR AND HOOVER IN CONFERENCE   Industrial Peace is the Mair Topic at Meeting Today.   MEETING HELD IN WASHINGTON   Former Food Administrator Makes Journey from ’Frisco to Attend Conference.

HOOVER TALKS ~ TO LABORITES   Questions of Industrial Peace.   APPEARS AT REQUEST OF SAMUEL GOMPERS   Makes Special Trip From - San Francisco.

PHUBLEMS Ut NOUSIRY AND CMP LUT MER ARE REVIEWED   lormer Food Chief to Be Asked Ways to Reduce Production Waste   LABOR PROGRAM FOR YEAR BEING FRAMED   Intensive Americanization Campaign Is Planned by Federation

‘ormer Food Administrator Makes Trip Across Continent Response To Summons From Samuel Gompers

LABOR UNIONS HAVE PROGRAN   Hoover to Diseuss U. S Issue in National —~ Conference.

HOOVER HELPS PLAN LABOR'S NEW PROGRAM   Surveys the Industrial and Employment Situation.

INSURE FREE FAIR  AGAINST RAINFALT   DIRECTORS TAKE PROTECTION AGAINST CHANCE OF BAD WEATHER   GATES OPEN TUESDAY   Automobile Races, Baseball Game, Fireworks and Moving Pictures Attractions   Parker Shows and Other Concéssions Are on Grounds—Exhibits Go in Today

DIRECTORS TAKE PROTEC TION AGAINST CHANCE OF BAD WEATHER   Automobile Races, Baseball Game Fireworks and Moving Pictures . Attractions   Parker Shows and Other Conccs sions Are ‘on Grounds—Exhibits ‘Gu in Today

SON-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT MAY BE PUT FORWARD   Meredith Likely To Be Running Mate for Bourbon Leader.   TODAY'S PROGRAM AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.      Matters Pertaining to the Settlement of Estatee Guardians. Etc.

INDICT 29 CUT STONE: MEN   New York Grand Jurors Bring Num. ber of True Bille Past the "Sixty Mark.

INDICTS 29 MORE BUILDERS   Stone Contractors Named by Nev York Grand Jury in Building Trust Quiz.

UNITED: STATES STILL WARRING   On This, the Third Anniversary of Its Declaration of War Against Germany.   SEVENTEEN MONTHS  AFTER WAR’S ENDING    What War Has Cost, is Cost ing and Will Cost the : American People.

1.8. COMPLETES THRE YEARS WAR WITH. GERMAN   Third Anniversary of Dec laration Of War Still Holds U. S.   NO PEACE IN SIGHT  ee  17,533 American Soldiers Are Still In France.

AMERICA TODAY COMPLETES ITS THIRD YEAR OF WA   Still Technically At War Against German . Empire.   TWENTY WARS ARE  STILL IN PROGRESS   More Than Sixty War-time Laws Are Yet In Force In This Country.

17,000- YANKS. ARE. -“STILL'ON RHINE   More Than Sixiy War-time Laws Still in Effect—Taxes Are “2” “gill Soaring

WILGON NOT TC BREAK FAITH WITH MEXICO   Appointment Of New Ambassador Reveals Confi dence In Carranza.   IS SHARP REPLY TO FALL PROBERS   Administration Democrat: Net To Intervene Or Withdraw Recognition.

MORGENTHAU UPHOLDS PRESIDENT’S POLIC\   Appointment as Ambassador t Mexico Means No Chance of Intervention.   PLANS OF OTHERS UPSET   Regarded as Answer to Activitie: of Senate Sub-Committee on Mexico.

NO INTERVENTION IN MEXICO WHILE PRESIDENT STAYS   Nomination Of Morganthau As Ambassador Gives Assurance OF Wilson Poliey   ANSWERS SENATE PROBE   No Change Is Likely Now Until Another Man Ovecupies White House

GOAL QUEoTION UP   ARGUMENT BEING, HEARD IN WHICH INJUNCTION IS SOUGHT.   Decision of Court Believed of  Vital  Interest to Consumer,

GOAL QUESTION UP   Deck     ion ‘of Court eli ved of  Vital Interest'to Cons

WILL NOT CALL A SPECIAL SESSION ON CODE REVISION   Gov. Harding Point Out Impossibility Of HandIng Work.

HARDING REFUSES: TO CLL SPECIA “ASSEMBLY MEE)   Governor Makes Public His Po: sition on Various Ledgislative Matters.   ‘DEFERS CODE REVISION  TO REGULAR: ‘SESSION   Declares: State Can;“Continue to Exist” Without immediate. Law. Chariges.

GOV. WILL NOT vse GALL SESSION   "REGULAR LEGISLATURE TO HAN. DLE CODE REVISION,   WOULD COST OVER $300,000   Mr. Harding Says Law Makers Gar Do Work in First Few Weeks of Session When They Generat ly Loaf On the Job.

BANDITS CAPTURED IN FIGHT   But Other Members of Bank Rot bing Gany ‘Get Away From Sioux . City Officers.

BATTLE WITH ~~ FIVE ROBBERS      Sioux City Toliee Capture Twe the Gang, Three Hiding—Ome Severely Wounded.

POLICE BATTLE  ROBBERS   Sioux City Cops Take Two Bandits Suspected of Smithland Robbery.

Uncle Sam Protests Movement   Report in London Says United States Has Voiced Strong Ob. jection to Action by French

WORLD- WIGE HUNT  FOR MOFFITT ENDS   tifornia for Aneged     Arrested in’ C Real Kstato Swindles in New York,

Flames Sweep  Whole Square: da Marysville   Loss Estimated ‘at Quarter of Million; Fire Starts  ‘an Garage

Rev. J. H. Barton of Boise will hold services Sunday morning and evening at the Presbyterian church.   Buy your [PAINTS and KALSO‘MINE at the Modern Drug Co. © ,   Established 1891 Bank of Montpelier ‘Old but up-to-date

HEADS OF TICKET DISCUSS PLANS OF COMING CAMPAIGN   Coolidge In Washington For First Conference With Harding—B oth Dictate Speeches For Phonograph Records

(. 0. P. Nominees Get Together On Campaign Plan   Harding and Coolidge Meet In Washington For First Time Since Convention   SUFFRAGISTS URGE HASTENED ACTION     Senator and Governor Dictate Speeches To Be Used In Campfign Rallies

THE NOMINEES IN CONFERENCE   Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge Discussing Plans of Campaign.   PHCNOGRAPH RECORD SPEECHES BY BOTH   Movie Men on Hand for Pic ture Features for Use in the Camnpaicn.

VESTIGATION OF IRISH SITUATION ATTRACTS NOTICE   REPRESENTATIVE SHERWOOD WOULD HAVE INTERNAT. IONAL COMMISSION

ASKS INTERNATIONAL PROBE   Congressman Sherwood of Ohio Wants Congress to Join World in Irish Investigation,

VIENNA; Dec. 16.—Romania is adopting measures indicative of imminence of war with Soviet Russia over possessidn of Bess, Arabia.   ASKS INTERNATIONAL PROBE   Congressman Sherwood of Ohio Wants Congress to Join World!in. .Irish Investigation.

BRAZIL GREETS KING ALBERT      Tremendous Ovation Given Monarch and Queen on Arrival at Rio Janeiro.

START INVESTIGATION OF HOUSING CONDITIONS IN SEVER AT: MINDNLE STATE

WILL JOHNSON BOLT (. 0. P. CONVENTION   NORTH CAROLINAN ASKS PERTISENT QUESTION.   Refere Accepting UAembership On State (aommitter Leland Stasford Would Knew Senator ti  ram's Intentions.

JOHNSON GAINS: IN G.0. P. RACE FOR NOMINATION   Next Ten Days to Disclose th Styategy-—-Might Run _ -~ With Kooy

lala altel lated tl ied tt Lt LLL 1 eae uke oat te lao arene  Here for ‘Summer Goods

GOV. COX SPEAKS UN AMERICANISM   Asks Votes for League as Show of Faith in United States

COX APPEALS 10 FIRST VOTERS T0 DISREGARD TIES OF PARTISANSHIP   Opening Second Campaign ir Eastern States Democratic - Nominee Stresses Vitality of  “Americanization” and Asks QReemwnet af Lita Talat

WILL DEMAND U. S. JOIN THE LEAGUE.   pandidate Says First Voters Represent New Generation and With Mothers Will Approach Ballot Box This Fall With Same Patriotism They  Had in Front  ina Tranchac.

FIRST VOTERS HEAR COX AT SYRACUS!   Disregard Partisanship And Vote As Americans, Plea Of Democratic Candidate.  

COX URGES ALL VOTERS TO VOTE AS AMERICANS   AMERIZATION IS BUT ANANOTHER WORD FOR CONSTRUCTION, GOVERNOR TELLS AUDIENCE O; WIRPST RAT. LOT CASTERS.   In Preaching League of Nation Doctrine He Merely is Trying ' to Keep Faith of Nation.

GUYER IN APPEAL 10 HRST VOTERS   Tells Them to Disregard Par tisanship and to Vote as Americans, —   CANDIDATE IN NEW YORK STATE TODAY   He Urges Sons and Mother: to Vote for League of " Nations.

COX URGE VOTERS 10 VOTE AS AMERICANS   In an Address to First Voters Governor Cox Urges Them tc Disregard Partisanship and Vote as Americans.

COX MAKES PLEA TO FIRST VOTERS   “Disregard: - Partisanship Vote as Americans.” ©   SPEECH AT SYRACUSE ~ OPENS EASTERN TRIP   Americanization Synonym -. for Constitution. -

GUA APPEALED TO THE YOUNG VOTE   SAYS HOPE OF AMERICA LIES IN MEETING INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS.   ADVOGATES AMERICA FIRST   But That Does Not Mean That America Must Turn Her Back On the World, Democratic Leader Says.

GOVERNOR COX IN VGUROUG SPEECH   Gov. COX OPENED SECOND FASEERN CAMPAIGN TRIP   He Appeals to Auiericans to Vate as. Aunereans ond Not Merely as Par. BOY.

COX TALKS TD ~ FIRST VOTERS   Says Disregard Partisanship, Vote as Amerjicans.

COX IN APPEAL FOR SUPPORT OF INITIAL VOTERS   Expects to Have Support of Women and Young Men In Election.

GOX APPEALS TO ST VOTERS 10 Sia TIES OF PARTISANSHIP   Qperling Second Campaign in ‘Eastern -States. Democratic Nominee Stresses Vitality of “Americanization” and Asks Quaanart of Hie Ticket.

HEAR NOMINEES   Gov. Cox Opens His Seconc Eastern Campaign Wit! Address at Syracuse, N. Y   “First Voters’ Day” af Sen. Harding’s Front Porch— Both Discuss Ameéricanism

ASKS NEW VOTER “TO BE UNBIASEU   COX SAYS YOUN NG MEN AND won . EX ARE HOF E OF. THE NATION   WOULD KELP THE FAITH

MANY INJURED AS BiG DIRIGIBLEFALLS   Balloon, Believed to Be Property of Navy, Drops Near Hollywood, Cal.

CANADA WILL GIVE UP MAN Who GAVE WARNING OF BLAST   Crown Attorney Says Fischet Being Held for New York Police.   Adjudged Insane No Fight Will Be Made Against Extradition.

CANADA OFFERS 10 DEPORT US. BOMB SUSPEC   Card Of Explosives — Firm Found In Fischer's  Pocket   OASBE LIKE THAW'S   Majistrate Refuses Kither Te Order Asylum Or Tail

OFFICIALS  OF SHPPG BORD NOT GL OF CORRUPTION   But Contractors Overcharged — Listed Labor at 80c to 90c an Hour and Paid 40.

FRANCE, ENGLAND 10 WITHHOLD SUPPORT IF CONSTANTINE IS PERMITTED TO RESUME THRONE   Greece To. Be Notified That Allied Nations Will Not Upheld. Her Claim. To: Territorial Advantages Under Treaty Between Allies and Turkey [€ Monarchy Is Restored. .

RANGE TO GIVE GREEGE WARNING   Premier Says There Will Be N Friendship if Constantine Returns.

FRANCE DOES NOT WISH TO INTERVENE IN GREECE   Intends, However, to Issue Warning Against Return  at Qanetantine

FRANCE “OPPOSED To GREEK KING'S RETUR!   Premier Leygues Announces ‘Intention to Warn New Recaime at: Athens -

FRANCE TO WARN GREECE AGAINST RETURN OF KING   OPPOSED TO A SOVEREIGN WHO HAD BEEN HOSTILE TO THE ALLIES

FPrancé Will Brotéevst Réturn of Forre King Declares Premier Ley. gues Before Deputies

FRANCE WILL ISSUE WARNING TO GREECE   SURE TO KICK UP ROW IF IT RESTORES CONSTANTINE.   Teld in Ample Time ne Co-Operatie: Can Be Expected Frem Allies if Fermer King Gees Back te Throne.

HOOVER REPLIES ~ TO LABOR LEADER‘   Says He Is. Not Candidate’ for Presiden . —Wants Publielty on Campaign - Expenses

HUY EUG FULL Lud IN GAMF Alt EXPENDITURES   Declares Clubs Advocating Hlis Nomination Glad to Show Books   HOOVER PETITION WORRIES BOSSES   Movement Growing Faste Than Campaign Heads Can Control!

HOOVER FAVORS PUBLICITY OF ELECTION FUNDS   Reiterates the Statement That He is Not a ~ Candidate.

HOOVER oto Ht HAG NO CAMPAIGN, NO FUND FOR ONE   Labor Organ inquiring Told He Has No Knowledge of Money Clubs Backing Him Have.

HOOVER NOT A CANDIDATE,   But If He Were He Would: Favor Campaign. Publicity.

HOOVER FAVORS PUBLICITY . ON CAMPAIGN. CONTRIBUTIONS <BUT-WE:IS: No“CAMDIDAT

NOT CANDIDATE, ASSERTS HOOVEE   Reiterates Statement of March 8 When Asked to Disclose His Expenses.   LOWDEN TO AID OF WOMEN

HOOVER REPLIES TO UNION PRESS   Answers Railroad Weekly ir Regard to His Campaign Expenditures.

HOOVER DISAVOWS BOTH CAMPAIGN AND. FINANCES   Replies to. allroad Union's Inquiry Addressed to Presidential Possibilities

REITERATES HE [S NOT PRES DENTIAL CANDIDATE   Advocates Full Publicity to Campaiga Funds.

HOOVER TELLS ” LABOR THAT HE FAVORS PROBE   FULL PUBLICITY FOR ALL PRESIDENTIAL CAM PAIGN EXPENSES.

HERBERT HOOVER ~ SOME HOQVERIZER   “As I Have No Campaign I Have No Finance,” Is Terse Reply To Inquirers,

HOOVER REPLIES TO: INQUIRY MADE. BY  RAIL MEN'S WEEKL   “As I Have No Campaign ; Have No Finance,” He’ Answers Question ;   LOWDEN WILLING TO ~ SHOW ALL RECORDS   Campaign Managers for Leon ard Wood Wilking to “Gq to” Bat’ on Charges

HOOVER DECLARES TIE DOES NOT SEEK 0 BE PRESIDENT   He Answers Union Paper on Campaign Expenses; He Has None.   HONORED BY SOME CLUBS   But He Knows Nothing of Their Finances, Which Are Probably Small.

HOOVER WOU PUBLIN [ial OF GANPAIGN   As a Citizen He Advocate: Full Publicity for Presidential Contributions   TELLS LABOR MAGAZINE HE IS NOT A CANDIDAT!   rWO QUESTIONS ADDRESSED TO PROBABLE PRESIDENT. JAY, CANDICAVES ANSWERED BY HOOVER.

TO PROSECUTE FRAUDS IN ILLINOIS PRIMAR'   Mayor Thompson’s Candidate for State’s Attorney Promises to Clean Up Cook Co.

WILL PROSECUTE VIOLATORS OF ELECTION LAWS   Judge Crowe So States His Position as to Viclators   LOWDEN REFUSES TO MAKE COMMENT

PROSECUTIONS FOR ELECTION FRAUDS   Republican Nominee for State’s Attorney of Cook County Makes Threat.

DENVER CAR CRASH FATAL TO ELEVEN   SEVENTY OTHERS = INJURED WHEN COLLISION ON _ INTERURBAN LINE OCCURS.

TEN KILLED, 70 INJURED, WHEN 2 INTCRURBAN CARS AT DENVER RUN TOGETHER   SPECIAL CAR LOADED WITH HOLIDAY PLEASURE SEEKERS COLLIDES HEAD-ON WITH REGULAR TRAIN RUNNING OUT OF BOULDER.

TEN ARE KILLED IN RAIL WRECK   Interurban Cars Collide Near Suburb of Denver—Seventy Injured.

A Mistake in Orders Permitted Cag With Pleasure Scekern to Proceed, Only ta Mect a Late, Speedfag Inbound Coach.

"INA TROLLEY CRASE   CARS RUNNING AT HIGH SPEED COLLIDE NEAR DENVER.   Seventy Injered, Clasde Williams ef Lineoln Amenug the Nuember— Confusion of Orders Ice Believed Respeonsibie.

N ARE KILLED IN (NTERURBAN CRASH   SEVENTY OTHERS ARE BUR’ IN COLLISION NEAR "DENVER,

FAILURE TO OBEY  ORDERS 13 GIVEN BY OFFICIALS fa CAUSE OF WRECK   Special Car and a Trailer Loaded With Picknickers and Regular Car Come Toaether Near Globeville.   CORPS OF DOCTORS AND NURSES SENT TO SCENE   At Least Two Persons Met Death When They Jumped To Save Themselves; Soldiers Hold Curious Back.

PREPARING TO DEFEND STATE   Eight High F Ranking Of. fiers of Old Army ' Offer Services’

EXTENT OF VICTORY OF ILLINOIS G, 0, P, GROWS WITH RETURN   Latest Reports Show All Republican Candidates Going Strong.

WOMEN WAR ON 5 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES   Led by Mrs. Bass, They Fight Foes of Suffrage Amendment.   VICE PRESIDENT ON LIST   Will Be More Than 100 Women Delegates to the Frisco Convention—  Will Have Voice in Framing the Bist* eee.

WOMEN WARON _ FIVE CANDIDATES   Led by Mrs. Bass, They Fight Foes of Suffrage Amendment.   Will Be More Than 100 Women Delegates to the Frisco Convention— Will Have Voice in Framing the Platform.

WOMEN WARON FIVE CANDIDATES:   Led by Mrs. Bass, They Fight? Foes of Suffrage Amendment. j   VICE PRESIDENT ON UST   Will Be More Than 100 Women Delew gates to the Frisco Conventian

WOMEN ACTIVE AT OAN FHANGTSCO   War on Five Candidates as Foes to Suffrage.   WILL HAVE 100 DELEGATES   Presidential Aspirants Who Have Dis pleasurc of Women Are Senators Hitchcock, Simmons and Glass —Marshall and Davis on List.

WOMEN ACTIV HMB FORE OPENING   War on Five Candidates as Foes to Suffrage. :   WILL HAVE 100- DELEGATES   Presidential Aspirants Who Have Dis.  * pleasure of Women Are Senators Hitchcock, Simmons and_ Glass Marshall and. Davis on List.

TRIAL OF COOCHI UNDER WAY   beeen meted  Alleged Slnyer of Ruth Crnger Faces Italian Court.

Recants Confession of Brutal Killing of New York  Sehanloid   FLIPPANT IN COURT   Declares He Admitted. the Murder in Order to. Protect Wife.

TRIAL OF GOGH BETS UNDER WAY   Charged with Murder of Ruth Cruger in 1917  FACES ITALIAN COURT   Alleged Slayer of Pretty Amer. ican Girl Takes Spirited Part in His Own Defense—Extradition Refused He Finally Goes to Trial in Bologna— Accused Wife of Crime

AUSTRIA ADMITTED JO THE LEAGUE   BUT GERMANY 1S AGAIN TURNED DOWN AT GENEVA.   WANTS THE U.S. TO COME IN   Strong Appeal Made To Have This Country, Russia and Germany Made Members—France Strong ly Opposes Germany.

First Former Enemy State Admitted Without Opposition; French-Swiss Delegates Engage In Verbal Clash; China Is Now  Represented In Council: Woman Speaks   FRENCH VIEWPOINT DEFENDED

Austria is First Enemy State to be Admitted -—-No Opposition is Shown——China Suc :  ceeds Greece—Viviani Protests Agains  Entrance of Germany——-Women in Sess

FORMER ENEM   No Opposition to Election of Austria   TWO DELEGATES CLASH

AUSTRIA ELECTED LENGE MEMBEE   ADMISSION FOLLOWS ATTACK . ON GERMANY MADE BY   AGCEPT OTHER NATIONS   Spain, Brazil, Belgium and China Also Join General Assembly.

ASSEMBLY VOTES AUSTRIA NATIONS’ LEAGUE MEMBER   Swiss Representative Recall: Rejection of Germany, But Receives Little Support From Delegates.

ADMITS AUSTRIA TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   FIRST FORMER ENEMY STATE TO RECOME MEMBER.   Mention of Geemany'’s Application Hrought Forth Wordy Passage « Between the Swias and  French Delegates.

AUSTRIA NOW: IN: ~ WORLD LEAGUE   First “Former Enemy: State fo He Admitted,   DEBATE PRECEDES BALLOTING

FORMER ENEMY STATE IS ELECTED NEW MEMBER: OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS. AT GENEVA ASSEMBLY . WITHOUT OPPOSITION: BRINGS UP SHARP DEBATE

AUSTRIA TAKEN INTO FOLD OF NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Swiss and French Dele. gates Engage in Bitter Word Battle.

AUSTAIA NOW IN WORLD LEAGUE   First Former Enemy State to Be Admitted,   DEBATE PRECEUES BALLOT!NS

ASSEMBLY ELECTS AUSTRIA 10 LEAGUE   First Former Enemy State Admitted to League of Nations Without Opposition   'THREE PLACES VACANT    Metition of Germany’s Admissieu Pre cipitates Verbal Tilt Between  Swiss and French Delegates

CARRANZA DEATH DOES NOT ALTER ATTITUDE OF U.S.   Only Constitutional Government Will Get Recognition.

MEXICO WILL SELECT AN INTERIM PRESIDENT SUCCEEDING CARBANZA PENDING AN FLECTIO

FARMERS ~ PROFITS ARE S WIPED Otn   BW. SNOW, GRAIN EXPERT PREDICTS FENANCHAL EOSSES FOR CORN GROWERS   DECLINE IN  WHEAT WILL ONLY BE TEMPORARY. PRICE Wit, HE EP AWAIN

BUMPER CROP CUTS OUT FARM PROFITS   Huge Production and Panicky Times Have Bad Effect, Expert Avers.

LANSING WANTED WILSON CUSTED   New Cause of Forced Resignation fomes to Licht   DESIRED MARSHALL IN OFFICE   Was the “Last Straw” Following Lona Series of irritations

 ENTIMATED PRESIDENT SHOULD QUI}   Lansing Reported Suggesting Marshall Take Charge During Wilson’s Iliness,  GIVEN AS REASON

EX-SECRETARYS VIEWS FORCED RESIGNATION ©   FAVORED GIVING REINS OF GOVERNMENT TO TOM MARSHALL

AS TO CAUSE UF THE PEEVE   Lansing Said to Have Inti mated Marshal Should Act as President.

HARDING AWAITS — NEWS OF ATTACH   Expects to Elaborate Statements Regarding League - After Cox’s Speech,

HARDING FOLLOWERS AWAIT GOX SPEECH   {By Raymond Clapper, United Press  SGeaff Caorrecnondent 1

Consideration of the Suffrage Amendment Cannot Longer be Deferred, Says Governor.   WOMEN MAY PARTICIPATE IN PRIMARIES IN STATE   Nigh Cost of Living Constitutes Prob. lem So Acute as to Make It Impern. live That Average (Citizen he Pro. tected, and This is Included in Call as Are Five Other Sabjects,

INDIANA’S RANK 3 IS SEVENTEENTH   Ten Day's Campaign to Elevate Educational Standard Will Be Opened  i re 7

STRIKERS STEAL FREIGHT TRAIN  INCHIGAGO   Run Off With Engine and Twenty-One Freight Cars.

AGREE ON WATER POWER BILL   Senate and House Conferees Prepare Report on Measure—Prompt Action Is Expected.

AGREEMENT ON WATER POWER BIL   End of Fight For Water Power Legislation Which Began Ten Years Ago In Sight.

AGREE ON TERMS OF WATER POWER CONTROL BILI   Conferees to Submit Meas. ure to House Ending Tange Eieht

Agreement Reached On Water Power Bil!   The Bill is the Result of a ‘Ten Your: Fight for Water Power Lepichition,

SENATE PASSES WATERPOWER BIL   It Now Goes to the President fer His Signature

Ketecinent Réxéhed rs Gn Water Power Bill   ‘She Bill is the Result ofa Ten Years Fight for Water Power Legisla. tion. cy

UNEMPLOYED RAID WORKS   Three Thousand in Bertin Drive Ou' Proprietors and Engineers of Metal Piant.

RED CROSS ROLL CALL  ' WNewember 11. on ‘yo20"   3008 UNEMPLOYED MEN... STORM WORKS-IN BERLIN

UNEMPLOYED IN. BERLIN __ SEIZE LION METAL WORKS   Three Thousand Idle Men Storm Plant, Drive Out Proprietors and Put Out Purnaca Fires :

BERLIN UNEMPLYED STORM CITY AND TS. INDUSTRIES   Take Charge of One Concern And Threaten Others With Soviet Control, According to Dispatches Today From Ber:

BERLIN METAL WORKERS TAKE OVER FACTOR’      lant—Kick Out the  Form me After Storming Big Proprietors.

UNEMPLOYED. SEIZE BERLIN METAL WORKS   Gas" Employes Establish Soviet. —

HOUSTON STRIKE NOW A LOCKOU   Southwestern Pacific Shopmen Are Now Ready to Return to Work.

GUERILLA WARFARE REPORTED IN VARIOUS PARTS OF IRELAND; 200 SINN FIENERS SURRENDER   Many Towns Isolated as Railway Service Withdrawn; Men Afraid to Run  Trains in Dangerous District

ERGE HGH WHEN TROOPS ARE ANIBUSHED   Police Reprisals Fail to Put Stop to Guerrilla Warfare Tacties.

GUCRRILLA WARFARE ALL OVER IRELAND   FIERCE FIGHTING AND REPRISsALS AT MANY PLACES,   MORE BUILDINGS DESTROYED   Two Hundred Sinn Felners Surround ed by British Troops Finally Surrender--Detachments of Officials  Ambushed at Other Places.

REPRISALS FAIL TO.CHFCK IRISH GUERILLA WAR   Sinn Feiners Continue Attacks on Soldiers and “Black and: Tan” Police   MORE. DEATHS OCCUR_IN SEVERE FIGHIING

Guerilla Warfare Throughout Irelanc   Sinn Fieners Continue Attacks In Spite of Reprisals By Soldiers and Police. Train Service Withdrawn. 

GUERILLA WARFARE THRUOUT IRELAND   NINN FEINERS CONTINUE TO AT TACK AND AMBUSH BRIT. ISH SOLDIERS

GUERILLA WARFARE ~~ RAGING IN IRELANE   DESPITE © POLICE REPRISALS, ‘SINN PEINERS CONTINUE ATTACKS ON SOLDIERS  AND PotIcr  i

GUERRELLA WARFARE ON * IN IRELAND   DESPITE POLICE REPRISALS SINN FEENERS CONTINUE AMBUSH WORK   Two Hundred Sinn Feiners Are Keperted to Have Surrendcred Near Nacroony—Heavy Fighting Reported

a a ee  GUERILLA WAR JO CARRIED UN EY SINN FEIN   Dispatch From Cork Says Soldiers Surround 200 Rebels, Who Surrender   TOWNS ARE ISOLATED BY WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS   COURT IS RAIDED, BARRACK. AND HOUSES BURNED ANI BRITISH MARINE KELLEI REP@RPS STATE.

IN IRELANE   200° Sinn Feiners’ Were: Surrounded by ‘Body of Troeps.

GUERILLA WAR REPORTED   Sinn Feiners Continue to Attack Black and Tan Police.

TOOK TWO GRPHAND   CITY SCHOOLS GIVE GENEROUS. LY FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF.   Lrinenian Relief Fund Drive Will be Waeed All Over the Cotnty.

TOOK TWO ORPHANS      Armenian Relief Fund Drive Will be el AW Over the County,

AN 200 MEN ARRESTED DURING NIGH]   Rifle Squad Tours New Yerk All Night With Orders Tc Shoot To Kill   Officials Are Making Headway Against Grime

Many Are Taken by Police Dragnet Through All Night Places in an Effort to Get a Clue of Robberies and Mur Anwe

205 ARRESTED — INN-Y. RAIDS   Men and Women Taken From All Night Entertain  ment Resorts   Rifle Squad With Orders to Shoot to Kill Round- up i$  Darenne

TUESDAY NIGHT'S HAUL ~ BEING ASSORTED TODAY   More Than, 200. Men. and: site - Women: Suspecta, Lined Up to Be. Questioned...   FLYING “RIFLE SQUAD” . MAKES ‘FIFTEEN ARANSTS   ‘City Toured ‘All Night By Sharp. +: shooters ‘on Lookout for © . Suspects    (TWO RESORTS ARE RAIDED.   An East Side. Restaur Restaurant end-an Uptown “Club House” In, -” vaded. By Officers 

HAVE ORDERS 10 SHOOT 10 KILL   In AN! Cases Where Persons Attempt to Escape From. Scrutiny      And Many Suspicions Persons Taken . Yo Heéadquarters—Boston Po‘lice Also Gather in Many .

ROUND UP ROUGHS   NEW. YORK POLICE RAIDED. “HE RESORTS LAST NIGHT.    Authorities Evidently Have Made Up Their Minds to Have a Civilized Commaulty,

MANY NABBED IN GOTHAM   Folico Round Up 20) Wen, Vive Woe men; Rifle Squad Brsy.

POSSIBILITY OF "MINERS STRIKE “TW BITUMINDUS FIELD AEVEALER   Central Competitive District Threatened With Walkout of All Diggers, Lewis Says In a Statement,   210,000 MEN MAY BE - THROWN OUT OF WORK   Dispute In lIilinois May Result in Paralyzing Coa Output; Operators Charging Exorbitant Prices,

MINERS ADVISED TO GQ BACK 10 WORK   Illinois Strikers Will Return te Coal Fields, Leaders Believe.

IOWA BOY HAS BEST ESSAY ON ARMY   Donald L. Campbell, Fifteer Years Old, First and Missouri Girt Second

IOWA YOUTH IS PRIZE WINNER   Author of Best Essay On Army Enlist Benefits.

PEMANBING INHERITANCE TAN   Tipton County People Interested it Outcome of Clinton County Suit.

RUSSIAN GIRL OF TWELVE IS WITHOUT HOME   Immigration Authorities Re. fuses Admission to the United States.

She Has No Home, No Country  \* * *&£ *£ © £4 Se ee 4A Re OR A *  A 12-Year-Old Refugee at Ellis Island

Daniels Orders All Men In Navy and Marines Be » Given Voice in Dispute

Nebraska. Man’ Declares Captains o! AFinance: and Graii Gamblers ‘ fre Cause

LUMP IN PalbES 10 DUE TO CONSPIRAG)   Poor Marketing Conditions for Farm Products Laid at Door of Grain Gamblers and Some Financiers.

WELL-ORGANIZED GONSPIRAGY BY GRAIN GAMBLERS   President of Farmers’ National Congress Lays Blame of Low Prices.   Expresses Hope Legislation Favorable to Agriculture Will Be Enacted.

Drep tm Preduct Prices Laid at Dees ef Grain Gambiers aad Seme. Captaine ef Fisanece.

IRISH ATTACKS ON BRITISH CONTINU!   4 ‘MOTOR LORRY AMBUSHED EX ROUTE TO RELIEVE BESIEGED  i BARRACKS AT ARDMORE.

AVIATOR MAY RETURN JO CITY NEXT SUNDAY   WESTE: REE       MAN EXPECTS Ti FOR MORE JOY RIDES

JAVIATOR MAY RETURN TO CiTY-NEXT SUNDAY       1ELD MAN EXPECTS. ‘I SURN FOR MORE JOY iupEs

ADDRESS OF WELCOME TO VETERANS IS MADE BY GOV. W. P. HOBBY   ] i CITY AUDITORIUM, WITH SEATING CAPACITY OF 7,500, 15 KILLED TO OVERFLOWING, AND MANY FAIL TO GET INSIDE BUILDING.

CONFENERATE VETS MEET AT HOUSTON   REUNION OPENS WITH TWC SESSIONS—OTHER SO. CIETIES MEET.

HAGER CONCERT   ee _ PROFITS REACH ONLY HALF WAY MARK FOR CHILDREN'S PLAY GROUND FUND. .

HAGER CONCERT CLEARS $348   PROFITS REACH ONLY HALF WAY MARK FOR CHILDREN’S PLAY GROUND FUND.

New York, March 10.—Bar silv 1.27; Mexican dollars, 975s.   AM. TOBACCO EARNINGS.

FORDS SUED OVER RAILROAD   Stockholders of Detroit, Toledo &@ Ironton Would Prevent Consummation of Lease.

STORM TIES UP RAIL TRAFFIC   Intense Cold and (mmense Snowdrifts. Cripple Rail__ Foads, Throughout East.   PENNSY AND. Y. C. HIT

PALMER WILL CONSIDER ‘OUTLAW’ STRIKE NOW BEING WAGED BY RAILROAD WORKERS

PALMER TODAY CONSIDERING POLICY TOWARD STRIKERS   Attorney-General Will Hear His Aide: on What Courses of Action May  Be Taken by Government.

Government Employes Disclose Only General Trend of Data, Said to Show ‘Extremely Serious’’ Situation—-Inquiry Develops Wider Scope Than Was Originally Intended.

PALWIER WOULD END BAIL STRIKE   Governmental Astion Expected to Follow inquiry,   REPORTS 1N FROM ALL CENTERS

BUVERNMENT 10 TAKE A AND IN HAIL EMPLOYED  OUTLAW STRIKE   Attorney General Palmer is Expected to Make the First Move on His Returr to Washington Today,   DETAILED REPORTS BEING ASSEMBLEI   Facts at Hand Show ar “Extremely Serious Situation,’ Officials Say; Further Comment Withheld,

NESTE PASE   Attorney General To Start Investigation Upon Return To Washington To-Bay

WHOLESALE INDICTMENT OF OUTLAWS MAY ENSU   GOVERNMENT MAY SEND A BUNCH OF STRIKERS INTO CELLS — PALMER PREPARES TO TAKE DRASTIC STEPS

GOVERNMENT 10 TAKE UP BATTLE   Department of Justice i: Assembling Details   TO LAY BEFORE CHIEF   ittorney General Palmer is Expected to Take Active Measures in Outlaw Rail. road Strike—Situation is Regarded as Extremely Se. rious—Inquiry Ordered

REVOLT FAILS TO COME,   Assembly Judiciary Committe at Alhany ix Not Discharged.

‘REVOLT AGAINST SPEAKER FAILS TO MATERIALIZE   Sweet's “Steam Roller’ Declared To Be in Fine Condition   RESUME. TRIAL TODAY   Prosecution in Case of Suspended Socialists’ Expects to Finish Up Thursday

"REVOLT? AGAINST N.Y. ASOEMBLYMEN FAILS 10 DEVELO!   Rumor Had it That Faction Headed by Theodore Roosevelt Planned Discharge of Committee Probers.

ICUUUNT ITU OF alta NCAR, OAD MARTEND   Russian Gold Has _ Been Pouring Into Bolshevik  Headquarters

WILL SOWIETRULE BE RECOGHIED BY THE POWERS   CONTRACTS ENTERED INTO WITH RUSSIANS REPORTED AT HEARING.

LUGWIG WARNED     “OF PROPAGAND,   SOVIET ‘REPRESENTATIVE  ‘DE ‘CLARES RUSSIAN: GOLD is” ‘ COMING: HERE”

RECOGNITION OF RUSSIAN SOVIET BY THE WORLD   Ambassador Martens Declares Is Near—‘‘The Allied Po- . sition at Paris’’ Indicates It

RECOGNITION OF SOVEM GOVERNMENT IS: NEAR   Thatical Re Governmen  vot Rossian Gold is Plowlog Here. 7

Lifting of Russian Blockade Declared First Step Toward Recognition   MANY CONTRACTS MADE WITH AMERICAN FIRMS   COURLERS TRAVERSE NEU. TRAL COUNTRIES CARRYING GOLD AND LENINE’S LYSTRUCTIONS.

SCENIC ALPS MEAN MONEY 10. FRANCE   Winter Sports in Mountains Ia Add ing to Income; Shortage of Coal Causes Move.

BRITAIN PREPARES FOR MINER STRIKE   Will Commandeer Coal From Al Non-Essential fndustries; Embargo Also Expect.

VILLA MAKES SATEVG HIS HEADQUARTERS   Mexican Government Has Ordered Concentration of Federal Forces at Chihuahua City.

$93,000 IN CASH ‘STOLEN FROM U. S. REGISTERED MAI.   Pay Roll of ‘West Virginia _, Steel Company Disappears En Route.

MASKED MOBS SEEK TURNER   Virginia Jail Stormed but Negro Slay. er of Thomas M. Moots Had Been Removed,

MOB STORMS JAIL IN SEARCH FOR NEGRO   Fwo Hundred Maskec Men ° Charge . Virginiz Prison in Hunt-for Tur ner, Confessed Slayer  of White: Man.   PARTICULARS

Mob Storms Alexandria, Va., Jail After Negro Murderer But He had Been Taken Awa

MOBS STORM JAIL > AFTER A PRISONER   Bent on Lynching a Negro Al leged to Have Confessed to-a Murder.

RETURNS FROM MASSACHUSETTS ARE ALL. 0. P.   Norwell Gives Harding a Major: ity of 361. Mashtee Gives Him A Maioritv of 39.

HARDING E     .EAD      Early Massachuse: ts Reports Show Republican Tread

H. ARDING Go H AS 1 E. AD   Early Massachuselts Reports Show Republican Trend

BURIAL NEAR HUNTINGTON,   Remains of John Ellerman Taken There for Interm€nt.

BURIAL N!   Reipains -of Johu Ellerman Taken _ There for Taielarne.

JURY ACTION IN. FUND QUIZ NEAR   District Attorney Attends Senate Campaign Fund Hearing at Chicago.   Dudley S. Blossom, Republican Divlsion Leader for Cuyahoga Coun- ty, Tells of Amount Set as Goal for His Territory.

JURY ACTION IN FUND QUIZ NEAR   District Attorney Attends Senate Campaign Fund Hearing at Chicago.   $400,000 CLEVELAND'S QUOTA   Dudiey S. Biossom, Republican Divi. sion Leader for Cuyahoga Coun ty, Tells of Amount Set as imal fan tdie Taretitncw

TARDING LEADS INTOPEKAVOTE   Shows Up Well in Early Count a panees i

Davis and Willis Go in Too—Crabbe Ac: Has Carried in State by a Large Majority Also

Mh CARRIES SU DUNES  Davia’ Mai es Is Over 100.009   Hardiag’s Ohio Voie ! Over 1,000,000

2 1QWANS DIE OF POISONING   ¢ Reported That Six Others Are Dead Following a Wine Party at Councit Bluffe.

Trade At Home And Help Make of ~~ Columbus a Clean and Beautiful Town

i nwiting Ovovortunityv   BUYING AT HOME AND THE COMMUNITY SPIRIT

SHH HSE SSE H HEHEHE EHEHEEES: ry c  * —————T RADE AT HOME * ‘ 6$¢660¢46 666 @bb bb bbao bee aA Bo Do ed whee.

Testifies Court Freed Him For Backing Sen. Newberry   Former Alderman and Mayor of Flint, Mich., Declares He Aided in Election on Promise State Supreme Court Would Reverse Case—Asserts Majority for Ford’s Foe Brought Reward He Worked For.

AIDED NEWBERRY FREED OF JAIL   Witness Tells How His Convic tion Was Reversed as Result of Campaign Work   PLAYED ON ‘SAFE SIDE’   Otherwise Would Have Gone te Prison, He Testifies at Grand Rapids Trial

Facing Term of Two fo Fifteen Years, He Westifies, When Richard H, Fletcher and Three Other Defendants, King, Castater and Henry, Called on Him in August, 1919,

PROMISES 10. BE KEPT OUT UF JAIL BY HE WOERRY   Former Flint Mayo:  Testifies at Conspiracy Trial   MAKE SLOW PROGRESS

McKEIGHAN IS WITNESS.   Says He Was Promised Acquit t4l if He Supported Tru. man Newberry.

'So Criminal Matter Against Former Flint Mayor Reversed. Witness Declares:

Former Flint, Mich, Maye Declares He Escaped Pen for Favoring Newberry   RECITES ALLEGED OFFER . OF SENATOR’S MANAGER       Case Reversed in Supret in Supreme Court, He  clares~Had Been Cox . -victed of Crime.

SAVED FROM PRISON TERM   Witmess Says He Escaped From Peuitentiary by Supporting  ~A occ harwe

COX HAS 256 ELECTORAL VOTES GOOD AS COUNTED   Democratic Chairman White Supports Prediction of Comfortable Victory With Figures From Reports.

HAYS AND WHITE BOTH CONFIDENT   Statemenis issued By the hival Party Chairmen.   BAGH HOLDS VIGTORY IN SiGHI

WOUAL ELEVENTH HOUR PROPHESY PEDDLED PUBLIC   SOTH SIDES SAY IVS CINCH   WAITE AND HAYS .8Ut UP RESULTS: AND CGAIOL THE VICTORY.

256 (ELECTORALS FOR JIMMY COX   OHAIRMAN WHITE SAYS G. 0. P SIAS 164 VOTES STOWED AWAY

USUAL ELEVENTH “HOUR PROPHECY PEDOLED PUBLI      BOTH SIDES SAY IT’S CINCH      WHITE AND HAYS SUM UP RESULTS AND CLAIM THE VICTORY.

DEMOCRATS HOLD 206 SURE VOTES   White Conceeds 164 to Republicans; Rival Chairmen lssue Statements   ‘AMERICA FIRST” — HAYS   Singing of Patriotic Hymns Ordered at Opening of All G. 0. P. Meetings

HARVARD PAYS TRIBUTE . TQ PERSHING AND LANE    President Lowell, in Awarding Honorary Degrees, Lauds i; Work of Both,

Gen. Pershing and Ex-Sec. Lane Receive Honorary QDevrees—1095 Graduates

HARVARD HONORS ) NEBRASKA MEN   Doctor of Laws Conferred Up: on General Pershing and Roscoe Pound.

CALIFORNIA FIXES MINIMUM      Women and Mihors Not to Receive Less Than $18 Weekly, Ex. cept Beginners.

400,000 OUT ON A STRIKE   Nearly Half Million French Work ers Have Joined Recent Walkouts,

NEARLY 400,000 FRENCH ARENOW OUT ON STRIKE      RADICALS ARE NOW HOPING THERE WILL BE GENERAL WALK-OUT CF COAL MINERS.

400,000 ON STRIKE THROUGHOUT ALL. FRANCE   Silk’ Millers, “Miners, Building Workers Included ‘in List Of Those Who Are Out 

THE MINERS © ACCEPT 27 CENT AWARE   OF ‘ BITUMINOUS. -COM. “MISSION PENDING A . NEW AGREEMENT. ;   New Scale to be Effective on  . April First—No Cessation of Mining. Operations - =  Vote Unanimous. - ;

fo RE Ae: Oe LE ee i  Coal   Miners Wit keep Cp Fight + ‘Boe Wore Poy.

BIGGER INCREASE IN WAGES WANTED BY COAL MINERS   UNION HEADS  MAKE STATEMENT

Bituminous Coal Workers Accept Commission Award Only Tentatively

MINERS ORE PRESEN POINT. OCT - AGREEMEN TO ENARLE MINES TC  i TIVES

MINERS WANT STILL MORE   Not Satisfied With Provisional Increase in Wages of Twenty even Per Cent

SOFT COAL MEN WANT MORE   Greater Wage Than 27 Per Cent Inerease Desire.

COAL AWARDS AGGEPTED ONLY — TEMPORARILY   Accepted Only To Avert Strik Until Final Adjustment ‘Is Reached.   NEW CONTRACT COMMITTEE NAMED FOR NEGOTIATIONS

ANOTHER APPEAL TO COX FOR AID IN TENNESSEE       Vomen Fear Amendment Will b  » Defeated—Governor Prepares foe Naritieerurinn

COX HEARS ANOTHER APPEAL FOR SUFFRAG!   Asked to Aid in Tennessee~ Speaking Tour of Roosevel will begin Aug. 11.

SUFFRAGE FAILURE IN TENNESSEE {a REPORTEQCERTAIN   Appeal Made to Gov. Cox Wher Suff Legislature Canvass Points to Defeat.   SENATOR HARDING “MAKES UP” HIS PAPER FOR MOVIES   Republican Nominee Takes Off Coat and Works While All His Help Look On.

LADIES APPEAL TO COX TO HELP TO GET ACTION   RATIFICATION OF FEDERAL AMENDMENT IS IN DANGER IN TENNESSEE NOW

Governor Cox  Pleads for Suffrag.      WILE Uree Tennessee Legisinabire to Adopt Worran's Suffrnge Ameudmont.

FEAR REJECTION IN TENNESSEE   APPEAL FOR EQUAL SUF ' FRAGE MADE TO GOV. COX.

APPEALS TO COX FOR MORE AID FOR SUFFRAGE   Mrs, Mary Scott Baker Sees ‘Defeat in Tenénssee. Un a, ce ee ee

SaaS ea Se  Asks Ratification of Tennessee   ADMIRER OF GOVERNOR COX SENDS ‘RABBIT FOOT”’ FROM WACO, ALSO GETS HORSESHOE WORN BY LOU DILLION, FAMOUS TROTTER.

SUFFRAGISTS — AGAIN URGE AID OF COX   Next President Asked to Get Busy With Tennessee Legislature.

COX RECEIVES SECOND APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE   Political Chairman of Women’s Party Asks Greater Activity to Line Up Tennesse

Cox Again Appealed to for Aid in Tennessee Suffrage Ficht; Getting Luck Pieces

BANDITS RELEASE THREE MEN FROM JAIL AT CARTHAGE   Lee Flournoy and Two Compan. ions Escape—Holdup Men Take Keys From Jailer At Point of Gun.

CHAMPION OF ~ WOMEN DEAD   Established First School in Germany for Training of Teachers.

Armistice Rumors Are Unformed  POLES STILL GAIN Germans in Danzig Set Up Soviet

BOUNGIL 13 MORE LENIENT TQ HUNS   Changed Attitude is Naticec in Peace Body; Britain Responsible.

AUINED GERMANY WOULD BE WEAK. DANGEROUS SPAT   NOTEWORTHY PHASE OF) PRES. ENT MEETING OF PEACE CONFERENCE IS CHANGED ATTITUDE TOWARD DEFEATED POWRR.,

ATTITUDE 10 GERMANY 1S CHANGING   ‘Allies Now Recognize That Germany Must Not be Ruined .   SELF DEFENSE FORBIDS IT   A Great international Loan is Being Considered Favorably

ALLIES CHANGE THEI ATTITUDE TOWARD GERMAN)   Treaty Enforcement Would be Dangerous to Europe   MAY REDUCE INDEMNITIES

ENTENTE PROPOSES LOAN TO GERMAN)   British May Aid and Induce Neutrals to Join   American Conferee Suggests People Here Would Contribute

PEACE CONFERENCE FEARS GERMAN RUIN: TO HELP GET CREDIT   Inducements May Be Offerec Rich Smaller Nations to Subscribe to Loan.   ENGLAND IS CREDITED WITH CHANGE IN POLICY   Country’s Ruin Would Mean Weak and Dangerous Spot to All Europe.

GERMANY RUINED WOULD BE WEAK SPOT IN EVROPE   Peace Conference Beginning Jo Realize That Some thing Must Be Done to ' Set Country On Its Feet.

CHANGED ATIITSDt TOWARDS GERMAN   Peace Conference Recognizes That Germany Ruined Woulc Mean Weak Spot and Dan gerous Spot in Europe.

FUTURE OF GERMANY IS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Noteworthy Change of Aititude on Part of Peace Conference Delegates Is Noted

ATTITUDE OF © BRITISH IS SOFTENING   Present.:Meéting“Of Peace Conference Has! Come To Recog - nize’ What . Gemany Utterly Ruined Wauld Mean: --   ‘FRENCH. CHANGING. ° VIEW   Question Of » Fixing. .Germany’s War Indemnities At Specific , Sum.Js Also Being Considered  - Now:   TO ~DECLARE . INDEPENDENCE

Allies More Moderate in Attitude Toward Germany   Changed Views Noteworthy Phase of Present Meeting Of Peace Conference, Which Recognizes That Nation Ruined Would Be Dangerous Spot in Europe —International Loan May Be Sanctioned.

CHANGED ATTITUDE TOWARD GERMANY NOTED WN EUROPE   ALLIGS neabiZk THAT RUINE) NATION WOLLD ENDANGER CONTINENT   HUGE LOAN 15 CONSIDERED   Great Britain credited With Bring ing About More Lenient Police Ate of Peace  Con- : forenee

It is our determination to keep this before you   ls Your Land Title Good?  Have It Abstracted! L.   Scott County Abstract Co.  ie) @) Sie a AY. 4 BAEC Cri TERE

It is our determination to keep this before you   Is Your Land Title Good?   Scott County Abstract Co. .  BENTON MISSOURI  w TL Stnhhiefield Jr  Prasident.

It is our determination to keep this before you   ls Your Lane Title Good?   Scott County Abstract Co.  wmrealrrnal RAT QACHhnHiip

It is our determination to keep this before you   to Keep this before you  4  Is Your Land Title Good?  Have It Abstracted!  f   Scott County Abstract Co.  I WEeAIrAN MICCNIIDI

VIOLATED THE ESPIONAGE LAW      Fine Imposed On American Socialist Society Affirmed.

Three States Pick Men For Frisco Meet   Conventions jn Michigan, Indiana anc Virginia Occupy Attention to Democrats Today—Penn. sylvania Resuit Obscure

CONVENTIONS   REPUBLICANS TRY TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PEM OGRITS GATHER IN STATE MEETING   IN MICHIGAN HOOVER I EXPECTED TO LOSE HIS — DELEGATION.   GEUAGIA HAS BIE SPLIT   Administration Forces Hold Rump Session and Name Their Own Delegates From That State.

DEMOCRATS MEET   Three Important State Conven tions Are in Progress Today   COX BOOM {1S GROWING   Indiana Opposed to McAdeo~ Strona for Ohin Governor -

REGULARS APPEAR TO WIN IN PENNSY   Michigan Convention Watched As Hoover Will Be Un~ geated There.   ‘WOOD WINS IN VERMONT   Georgia Democrats Squabble and Send Two Delegations ‘to Convention, {

BRITISH ARE FOR THE U. §.   Lendon Express Says Japs Must Be Made to Understand Britain’s At.titude in Dispute.

BRITISH ARE FOR THE JU, S.   oencen Exnr’ S-ys Japs Must Be ‘Made to Understand Britain's Attituce in Dispute.

BRITISH ARE FOR THE U. S$   Lontcn Exnrees Says Jans Must Bs Made to Understand Britain’s Attitude in Dispute. -

IOWA CATTLE MEN FAVOR PACKERS   House Committee Is Asked To Go Slow In Pendmg  Legislation.

JOWA CATTLEMEN OPPOSE CURGING MEAT INDUSTRY   Muscatine Man Says Livestock Producers Don't Want a Monkey Wrench Thrown Into Machinery.

HARDING WELL PLEASED   MESSAGES OF CONGRATULATION ON SPEECH SATISFYING, ESPECTALLY SEN, JOHNSON'S.

HARDING PLEASED ON SPEECH EFFEC)   Receives Many Messages Congratulating Him On Interpretations Placed on Party Piatform

HARDING IS KEPT BUSY   Kepublican Nomin Answering Letters; Wil Sec Capper Soon,

HARDING GETS THE GLAD HAND   St. Joe Welcomes Repubilican Nominee.   SWATS LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Thousands Cheer Thrusts at Adm.instration — Speaks In Kansas City Tonight.

HARDING THRUSTS AP WILSON RERIME   Recelved With Repeated Ap: Plause by Missouri Audience,  PARTY GOVERNMENT. PLE:   Large Number of Women Hear Republican Presidential Can. didate—Admintetration, He Bays, Has Thought Too Dueh of Old Wortd to tho Neglect of Home Affairs.$

HARDING 3 ITS AT ADMINISTRATION ARE APPLAUDED   Republican Candidate Pleads for the Return of Popular Government.

JUSTICE, NOT FORCE, BASIS, SAYS HARDING   Republican Nominee, - In Address "At St. ‘Joseph, “Mo., * Reiterates His Stand ‘On League OF Nations  Poxnwewnn®   THINKS OF AMERICA: FIRST   Makes Plea For Party Government and Promises. End - Of “‘Onéman Domination” If G, O. P,  Te Returner ai Power.   SENATE _ PRESERVED NATION

HARDING WOULD REJECT LEAGUE   Takes His Stand with Bitter End Opponents   Pleads for Return of Popular Revresentative Government. Declares that Usurpation of Power Has Caused Nation’s Chief Trouble at Home and Abroad—Warm Reception

SUFFRAGE MAY BE DECIDED IN TODAY’S VOTING   Issue at Stake in Legis. latures of Two States.

A VOTE POSSIBLE TODAY   Antis Expect Suffrage to Lose in North Carelina House

BAR HARBOR EXPRESS OFF IRONS TODAY   Five Sleepers Derailed but Only Two Minor  Injuries Result.

BAR HARBOR EXPRESS DERAILED EARLY TODAY   \ccident at Dayville, Conn—Five Sleeping Car .. Left Rails—Two Slightly Hurt

COURSE IS UNCERTAIN      Conference in Jersey City May End Strike

NEFF ASSAILS JOS. W. BAILE}   PATT NEFF DECLARES BAILEY NOT A RESIDENT OF STATE FOR TEN YEARS

BRITISH PAPER SAS S ARMING ~ AGAINST EUROPE   Defeat ci Treaty Not Merely Detachmest From But Potential Preparation Against Old World.

Decisions Will Determine Right of Nearly One. Seventh of All Delegates to Sit in National Convention.

AUTO CASUALTY POF MILINS APVAN:   Underwriters Sait To Be Wavering Between Increase of 40 and 50 Per Cent.

PREMIO FUR AUIU INSURANCE 10 GO UP  Underwriters Say Theits -_ . ea [ae   FACE DANGEROUS PERIOD

SHUTDOWN FORD ~ PLANT. REPORT   Motor’ Plant,  Briploying . 50, 000°. “Workers, “May “NSE Resume bd rab 'ruarv: Said.

FORD PLANT 10 BE IDLE A MONTH   Closed for Inventory It May + Open Again on Feb ruary 3.

SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE CLOSED.   Program of Financing Post-War Demands Concladed,

POST-WAR DEMANDS COMLETED BY SALE OF CERTIFICATES   Theoretically Government Now Qwes Only Liberty Bond Indebtedness.   ISSUANCE OF OTHER PAPER UNNECESSARY   Obligations Will be Me Through Income and Excess Profit Tax Installments.

TREASURY ON AN EVEN KEEL.   Stands With Accounts Balanced On  Post-war Demands.

PAPER BALANCE FOR - FEDERAL FINANCES   TREASURY'S PROGRAM OF IMME. DIATE POSTWAR DEMANDS 18 CONCLUDED.   Prompt Retirement of All Certificates of Indebtedness Is As- , sured. is

STOCK REPORT       Business Lightest In Many Days. Stutz Active.

President Will Have His Way in Writing of Platform; Effort to Repudiate the League of Nations Will Fail; Bryan Will Lose His Fight for Dry Plank   ADMIT COX STRONG CANDIDATE

WILSON GROUP: HAS. CONTROL!   Administration to Write Platform at Frisco, But Can’t Pick Nominee.   FIGHT TO REPUDIATE LEAGUE TO BLOW UP

NLLED HEROELE WHEN UNABLE 10 PAWN [AMOND   TEXAS GIRL WANTED MONEY TO STAY NEAR LOVER   HER HOTEL BILLS WERE OVER DUE   Diamond Broker Relates to the Cor. oner Her Efforts to Dispose of the Diamond in Order to Get  Financial Aid 4

Girl Stabs Self When Love Fails   OFFERS DIAMOND TO GE’ MONEY TO STAY NEAR SWEETHEART.

BARE LAST MOVE OF DAGGER GIRL   MISS THEODORA SANDERS WISH. ED TO STAY NEAR LOVER  Teled to Pawn Diamond Stlek Pin— Jewel Imperfect und Glrl Stabs Nerseli to Death.

Pathetic Endeavors of Texas Girl _ To Obtain Money Told at Inquest

Pitiful Attempts To Pawn Diamond Ring Made By Girl Before Killing Herself

MISS SANDERS OF LAREDO, TEXAS, STABBED HERSELF IN CHICAGO BECAUSE OF NO MONEY   She Had Failed to Pawn a Diamond To Enable Her to Remain In Chicago—The Awful Tragedy Followed the Disappointment.

DIAL o LOVE FOh HARGE DARED AT SUICIDE IRAUIRY   Witnesses Tell of Attempt of Theodora Sanders to Pawr Gems That She Might Re main Near Chicagoan.

PITIFUL STORY OF HOW TEXAS GIRL SOUGHT TO REMAIN NEAR HER LOVE!   PAWNED ALL HER VALUABLES Tf SECURE MONEY FOR NECESSARY EXPENSES.

OF MONEY    Laredo Girl Tried In Vain to Sell a Diamoud Stick , Pin. os

MURDERERS FIGHT TRIP TO GALLOWS   SENTENCED TO HANG TODAY, ONLY TWO OUT OF TWELVE NOE RKEPRIEVED   BOTH MEN WIFE MURDERS ONE WINS "LAST MINUTE REPRIEVE

Dispatches Today Report Fighting in Five Cities—Fall of Ebert Regime.   FRENCH TROOPS ADVANCING   Precaution Taken By Marshal Foch —Annouriced Government Will Observe Versailles Pact.

KAPPINVITES EBERT’S RETURN STATES RUMOR   DENIES RECOGNIZING ~NEW GERMAN RULERS

Figating Reported in '  FiveCines of   Figating Reported in : "Five Cities of Empire   INFORMATION ON_ '” REVOLT VARIES   Some Reports Say New Gov. ernment Iz Win‘ning

MEXICO PLACES FULL BLAME ON TEXANS WHOM BANDITS KILLED   Dept. of Interior at Capital Says Two Men Were Im -“pradent in Venturing Into Rebel-Infested Land   TROOPS ORDERED TO RUN OUTLAWS DOWN   Press Report That Govern - ment Attempting to Regain Control of Oil Wells Owned by Americans Denied

CONGRESS REACHES AGREEMENT ONOIL LAND LEASING BILL   CONFERENCE COMMITTEES ARE ABOUT READY TO MAKE MLEPORT OF RESULT OF DELIBERATIONS   ROYALTIES TO BE DIVIDED   Large Portion of Royalties Will be Turned into Reclamation Fund an® Part Goes to State and Federal Govcrnments,

THREE KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF LODGING HOUSE   Twelve Persons Are Buried in Debris; Explosion Caused Collapse

FIVE PERSONS] KILLED; ~ ROOMING on FALLS   Ten Others Ser toot Injured When Abunt 70 People! Are Buried in Ruins. 1s

LODGING HOUSE —-GOLLAPSED, THREE KNOWN DEAT   Other Bodies Buried Beneath Ruins and Little Hope Is Held Out  jor Them.

HARDING LIKELY ‘TO WINSTATEIN PRIMARY TUESDAY   Managers Predict Senators Sueeess - Over General Wood Supporters Claim A Viclory-Also.:   WEATHER CLEARS   Big Vote Expected Out and Prediclion Is Made That About 200,000 Ballols will  Ra Cou].

Contest Brings Backers of Wood and Harding to Polle Tuecdayv   THREE STATES VOTE   Results Will Determine 125 Delegates to the National Conventions

BALLO  TING IN BUCKEYE STATE   About 200,000 Republicans and 109,000 Democrats Expected to Express Choice   JIN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CONTEST.   Leaders of Harding and Wood Campaigns Equaily Positive About 2 Victory.

TEN PERSONS BURN 10 DEATI   Blaze Wipes Out Largo Section © French Settlement in (Quebec.

DUMAS RACE TROUBLE QUIETED   Troeps te Retire as Negroes Who Caused Disturbance Left.

LOW PRICES NO. REFLECTION ON - LIBERTY BONDS      Comptroller of Currency, i in Rul' ing to'Banks, Says Decline Is Opportunity.

NAT'L. BANKS MAY LIST U. $. BONDS   Are Given Permission To Quote Bonds At Prices Paid For Them.

LIBERTY BONDS ARE SAFE DESPITE LOW RATE FOR EXCHANGE   Foreign Exchange Cannot Depreciate U. S. Securities.

INSURE BANKS ON SLUMP OF LIBERTY BONDS   Ruling of Treasury Depart ment Gives Stable Value to These Securities Held By Banks.

EXECUTIVE BOARD IS REORGANIZING _ TO SUIT COX MEN   Edmund H. Moore Probably Will Succeed Cumutings: as Chairman i«. ._

FLORAL . » SPI   AMAT with   Four Men at Freeport Are Kille From Drinking a Toilet Preparation.

MEMBER FAIR PRICE” COMMITTEE AND OTHERS ARRESTED AT: OKLAHOMA CITY FOR PROF] TEERING

HELD KOR SUGAR PROFI~ PEERING THIS WEEK         Seven Oklahoma City Business Men Arrested by Federal Onleers,

OKLAROMA'S BUSINESS MEN SUGAR HOLDERS   Eleven Are Indicted for Alleged Storing of Sweets.

PROFITEER INDICTMENTS AT OKLAHOMA CIT}   Chatee Dealers Raked Off as High as 10,000 Per Cent Sugar Investment Profit.

FOR SUGAR PROFITEERING      Seven Oklahoma City Merchant: Arrested By Frderal Agents

OLD PROGRESSIVES, BOLTING G.0.P., ASK SUPPORT FOR COX ASSERTING THAT BIGOTS NOMINATED HARDING

FIFTEEN PROGRESSIVES ISSUE APPEAL FOR COX   Harding Is Called Reactionary in Statement Issued by Roosevelt: Followers.

HOLD 4 PRO-LEAGUE RALLY.   Meeting at Boston Develops Lively  Political Scrimmage.

LEAGUE RALLY IN BOSTON {5 LIVELY   Audience Splits Along Party Lines: G. O. P. Nominees > ’ 2 Are Not Favored

PRO-LEAGUE LIVELY RALLY   Boston Gathering Approved o Pact, but Split on Party Lines,

DYNAMITE IN LUGGAGE CAUSES MAN'S ARREST   Held For Investigation by Federal PV hiata le

SENATOR SUTHERLAND 1S CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDEN’   West Virginia Senator Also Say: What He Thinks About Money Be hind Candidates,

QUTHERLANE fa NEW CANDIDATE   West Virginia Senator is Afte Presidential Republican Nomination.

PRESS 19 SNUBDING SAYS 0)   Suggests National Purse to Lower Prices

Would Have Presicent Use Revolving Fund to Fight Profiteers.   “MORAL FORCE” WOULD SOON PRODUCE RESULTS   Governor John M, Parker, Louisiana, to Stump Ohio With Julian,

A LAW ALAWTOCURB _-PROFITEERING   Whereby the President Would Have Power to Purchase Commodities   WOULD REDUCE COST   Governor Cox: Gives Another Good Plan — He Stands for Reservations

PRESS 13 SNUBBING SAYS COK   Charges News of Campaign Suppressed   ISSUES CHALLENGE

ELIMINATION OF PROFITEERS BY MORAL FORCE   IS TREED BY CON AT LOS ANGE. LES -ATTACKS PRESS FOR SE PPRESSING SNEWS

IS IDENTIFIED   DETROIT FRIENO OF TRUNK VICTIM RECOGNIZES MRS. KATHERINE LEROY.   CIRCUMNAVIGATES PQ@LE.   Ymandsen Arrives mt Home From Arctte Ucenn——All Well With  aera

AMUNOSEN ffs ENCOUNTER WITH A BIG POLAR BEAR   Discoverer of South Pole Getting Ready for Dash to Too of the World   PLANS TO LOSE SELF IN NORTH FOR YEARS   Norwegian First to Circumnavigate Globe Through Arctic Waters_

riGHTS A POLAR BEAR   AMUNDSEN AT NOME TELLS OF FIERCE ENCOUNTER.   First Man to Circle the Actic--T _ Outfit for Voyage to . North Pole.

ANUNDSCH Al  NUME AFTER EDN TW YEARS IN Ick   Suffering From Effects of Encounter With Polar Bear Last Winter   WILL ATTEMPT TO REACH NORTH POLE   Plans to Lock His Ship it Ice Again; to Be Gone Five Years More

Noted Explorer Is Delighted With “Place.to Clean: ‘Up” After Years of Isolation From Civilization in Icy Wastes   Norwegian Tells of Battle for Life With: Polar Bear, in ‘Which’ He Had Arm Broken and Clothes Torn From Body

AMUNDSEN ARRIVES IN NOME FROM ARCTIC TRIF   Norwegian Hxplorer Leaves Stormbound ‘Vessel and Lands at Alaskan Port

AMUNDSEN COMES OUT OF ARTIC   Reaches Nome And Can ‘Clear Up’ For First Time In Two Years.

AMUNDSEN 15 REPORTED AT NOME, ALASKA   The Norwegian Explorer Arrive: From Twe Years In the * Arctic Ocean.   HE FOUND THE SOUTH POLE   Presumed He Is la Nome to Out: fit For Attempt to Reach the Norih Pole.

Secretary Wleon to Consult With Anthracite Miners’ Committee to Diseuss Award.

LO GUARD IN HGAT 10 GLI UPC ANG   if ‘Regulars’ Win “Power Separate Conclave Is Due, Says Jacobs

CONVENTION WILL BE OPEN EXPRESSION OF  &. 0. P. ELECTORATE   Control by “Old Guard” Not Viewed - Seriously by Majority of Delegates to Chicago Meeting

IEAAD GOTTON UFEEAS MUCH  IN RAINS TORN   HEAD OF FARMERS’ UNION SAYS CONDITION OF CROP IS WORST IN ITS HISTORY.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN IN RUSS SPLIT   Break Between Nations Over Wrangel Recognition.

FRANCE & ENGLAND DISAGREE ON POLISH RUSSIAN SITUATION   BUT ENGLISH NOTE SAYS THEY SHOULD CO-OPERATE DURING THE ADJUSTMENT OF  Pa 2 Ot St ee Oa oe ee 2 ee ce

ECOGNITION FORW RANGEL BREAKS RANK   ENGLAND THINKS MILLERAND HAS “PUT ONE OVER™   Puts Nation To Choice of Aiding Pretender Or Dividing Allies.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SPLIT OVER REDS   French Recognition Of Wrangel and Britain’s Advocacy Of Peace The Reasons.   UNCLE SAM ‘REFRAINS<

ENGLAND AND FRANCE SPLIT ON RUSS ISSUE               ORFICTALS FRAT REA WLLL WR © BARRINE AG INST SAEVIS  WANFLINGTO . ALLIED PRESEN SPREAD

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE SPLIT ON THE RUSS QUESTION   The Break Vas Caused by France Hx tending Recognition to General . Wrangel

BRITAIN BREAKS WITH FRANCE   DIFFER ON ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISM—U. 8. STANDS ALOOF

BRITAIN-FRANCE SPLIT ON REDS   BREACH OCCURS OVER THE RECOGNITION OF GENERAL WRANGEL. -

SITUATION NOT CLEARED UP BY FRANCE’S ACTION   That There Isa Break in Allies’ Relalations Will Now Be Apparent to Bolsheviki--France Claims Violation of Agreement.

FRENCH TODAY SEND WORD TO LLOYD-GEORGE   Government Recognizes Regime of Genera Wrangel in Southern Russia. ,

BARN HOW ANGELES AND  POLICE PRYING TO L  WEALTHY Fb Os MAN WAS KILLED BRODY HIDDEN.   MISSING FOUR MONTHS   , Charles Denton found luried in seated Room in the Basement of His Home Four Months After He Mysteriously Dis appeared.  Body ot Jacol

B. 0, P, HOUSE CAUCUS «col EADLOUAED.ON-BONUS   Soldiers’: Aid Legislation Faces '- Indefinite Delay When. Dissatisfaction Breaks Out.

BONUS BILL FACES INDEFINITE DELAY   Leaders Admit It Will Probably 5.   Impossible to Puss the Measare   Thrn Both Hoesea Before Jene Reecas.

SOLDIER BONUS FACES DELAY   i Dissatisfaction "With Seyeral Fea: tures of the Measure Broke Qut i in Republican, Ranks

REPUBLICANS FAIL. TO ENDORSE BONU:   Soldier: Relief Legislation: Paces  Indefinite “Deélay-in' Con- ‘

G. 0. P. AFRAID 10 PASS BONUS BILL   Party Caucus Ends.in Row After Great: Opposition Shown.   DELAY .FOR CONVENTION   May Hand Bill Qver.to Next Congress “Without. Any a Action... 20 0.

CAUCUS FAILS TO AGREE ON LAWS FOR SERVICE MEN   Dissatisfaction With Measure Results In  More Delay.

Soldier Bonus Bill Will Be Delayec   Opposition to Seme af the Provisions othe Bill in Repubbilean Caucus Prevents tis Endorsenent  tee Tnitate Praca id

SOLDIER AID LEGISLATION FACES INDEFINITE DELA’   Congressmen Say Measure Mus Undergo Many Changes Before It is Acceptable.

CARPENTIER AND DEMPSEY SIGH FOR BIG BOU   Conditions Stipulate a Battle of Between Ten and Fifteen Rounds.

ARPENTIER AND DEMPOEY BOQQKED   Number of Rounds, Time and Place to Be Settled by Promoters.

VARPENTIER AND DEMPSEY   American Title Holder and French Pug to Fight for Championship of World.

Tex Rickard Secures Signet Contract; Stage : Battle ~. Probably in N:-Y.   OFFER PURSE OF $500,000   Neither Fighter Permitted to Engage in Bouts Until After Stellar Match

GARPENTICA 1 FIGHT DEMPSEY   The Contract to be Formally Signed Today   Half Million Dollars Said to be Involved in Proposed Battle of 10 to 15 Rounds to be Staged Between February 1 and July 1 by Tex Rickard and Other Promoters

DEMPSEY AND CARP MATCHED FOR BOUT   Record Size Purse to Feature World Championship Bout   Bout Sometime Between feb. Ist and July Ist, 1921

DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER ~” MATCH IS ARRANGED   Will Occur Between Feb. 1 and July 1, 1921.

ihe the ARS ESSELTE SEEN She     Contract for Bont Was Signed To. @ay In New York.

HALF MILLION 15 OFFER FOR BOUT OF BIG GHAPS   CARPENTIER AND DEMPSE} TO MEET NEXT YEAR ANI PICKINGS WILL BE_ RICH NUMBER ROUNDS NOT SET

DEMPSEY AND GARPENTIER ~ "ARE MATCHED TO°FIGH'   Contract © for Championshig Battle Will Be Formally ’ Signed Wednesday.   FOR A RECORD. PURSE:

MATCH DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER   HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONS WILL MEET BETWEEN FEBR CARY t AND JULY 1—FIX DE. TAILS LATER.

JACK DEMPSEY AND GEORGES’ - CARPENTIER MATCHED TODAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP: BOUT   ; FRENCOMAN AND TIPLE HOLDER WILL MEET [IN TEN TO - FIFTEEN ROUND MILL BETWEEN FEBRUARY 1 AND JULY 1 FOR RECORD PURSE AND SIAR OF MOVIES.

CARPENTIER AGREES TO MEET DEMPSEY   Matched in New York to Figh For Heavyweight Title,

$500,000 PURSE ~ FOR TITLE BOUT   Dempsey-Carpentier Battle Will Smash All Records   Sign Formal Contract Today—Date Between Feb 1 and July 1.

JACK DEMPSEY TO MEET FRENCH IDOI   Carpentier andl Chamnion Wil Sign for a Ten to Ffiften Reund Bout.

CARPENTIER-DEMPSEY BOUT SETTLED TODA)   Fight to Take Place Between Feb. and July

EVERY DAY IS MOVING. DAY      Thirsty New York Club Men Making Khaste to Store Private Stoch

ONLY TWO DAYS MORE AND THE) NATIONAL PROHIBITION.   In the (Cities Booze Fighters Are Transierring Stecks from Clubs to Private Residences.

LIQUOR IS MOVED TO HOMES   New Yorkers Take Wet Goods From Ciubs to Escape Approaching U. S. Ban.

OWNERS OF LIQUORS PLAYING SAFETY FIRS)      Private Stocks Being Mover From Clubs to Residences as Quickly as Possible.   SATURDAY IS TIME LIMIT.

TO AID IRELAND.      Propaganda Campaign to Secure German Recognitien of Irish Republic

BURN CITY TO HALT PLAGUE   One-Third of Houses in Vera Cruz, Mexico, to Be Destroyed by Fire.

VERA CRUZ WILL ACCEPT U. 8, AUD   STRICT MEASURES ARE BE: ING TAKEN TO COMBAT BUBONIC PLAGUE.

CHTIZENG WILL GAT DISEASE WITH FLAMES   Residents’ of. Vera Cruz -to Sacrifice Third of Buildings ~ * Necessary   PROFFER OF AID - FROM U. S. ACCEPTED    Reports Received. of Activity by Bandit Villa and His ' "Rabel Band:

THIRD OF VERA CRUZ WILL BE BURNED TO FIGHT THE PLAGUI   City Accepts Offer of Ai Made by the United States:.

LENINE OUTLINES RUSSIA'S PLANS   ‘Soviet Premier Sends Wireless Interview in Reply to Queries.   WANTS PEACE AND TRADE   Declares the Bolsheviki Are Plan. ning No Offensive Against Any Country—Welcomes Any Reds That U. S. Doesn’t Want.

QUVIET GRIEF IN PEACE MESoAGE   Premier Lenine Qutlines Policy o! the Bolsheviki.   SENDS WIRELESS INTERVIEW   Seeks Trade With All Nations and De clares the Reds Are Planning No Offensive Against Any Country ~—Welcomes Americans.

HARDING PLAYS GOLF   Links Instead of Turkey for the ’ President-Elect. ~   Braves Chiggers for an Outing In Canal Zone—le Guest of Panama President. .

HARDING ENJOYS GAME OF GOLF THANKSGIVING DA   Will Be Guest Of Presi. dent Of Panama Thursday.

HARDING SPENDS DAY PLAYING GOL!   Links Instead of Turkey for th President-Elect.   Braves Chiggers for an Outing in Canal Zone—is Guest of Panama President.

BRAVES THE CHICCERS   HARDING COTS TO COLF UINKS FOR AN OUTING.   Is Guest of President of Panama for Turkcy Dinner During the Cvening.

HARDING PLAYS GOLF   Links: instead of tee: for the President-Elect.   Braves Chiggers’ for an Outing in Canal Zone—Is ‘Guest of Panama President.

President-elect Takes) Chance On Pests At Canal Zone Giolf Course

BOLSHEVIK! OFFER AAMISTICE TO HALT WRANGEL ADVANGE   Red’s Regime Facing. ‘Serious Aspect in. South as: Foes’. Combine Their Forces... i      DANGER OF ANARCHY IS. FEARED BY "WASHINGTON   Wrangel May Be Calied-a on fo Organize New Government When Soviet Crumbleg: =

Warsaw, Oct, 11,-— Ukrainian msurcents have occupied Kiev, the Bolshevik forces that were huidiug ree uty nvaudoning it, according: to advices received here.

ARSAW, Oct. 1.—By The  Associated Press. —Ukrain ian insurgents have occupied Kiev, the bolshevik forces that were holding the city abandoning at accordine ta advices.

SOVIETS NOW SEEK PEAGE OF WRANGEI   Conditions South Rus sia Become Serious  For Bolsheviki.

SOVIETS MAKE PEAGE PROPOSALS -TOGEN. WRANGE   Conditions Along the South Russi -Front Haye Become Serfous For Bolsheviki -

MARSHAL FOCH SENDS GREETINGS TO LEGION   GREETS LEGION MEN BY MESSAGE, AT OPENING OF CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND

MAROTAL UGK ENTS MES OAGE  70 LEGIONER   EXPRESSES ADMIRATION FOR SPIRIT THAT DIRECTED AMERICANS DURING Wik,

PRESIDENTIAL — CAMPAIGN ON “ARTICLE X NOW  UPTO SENATE   How Difierence ‘Between the Parties Will Be Setiied—Stands Today as dn “November

ARTICLE 10 TAKEN UP BY THE SENATE   TREATY FATE AT STAKE   QUESTION MAY ALSO DECIDE TURN OF PRESIDENTIAL CAM. PAIGN—-SENATORS UNCERTAIN OF OUT COME OF CONSIDERATION

SENATE IS ‘CONSIDERING ~ ARTICLE TEN      biKatio’ § oN wile pai COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAM . FAIGN. HINGES   NO ONR. DARE PREDICT WHAT TOWILE BE THE GUTCOME ON : THIS QUE

DISCUSSION OF ARTICLE (0 RESUMED BY SENATE   This Clause of Treaty May Become Faramount Issue of Presidential Campaign.

MUST SURRENDER  VITAL PRINCIPLE   QUESTION OF TURN OF COMING CAMPAIGN HINGES ON TREATY RATIFICATION.

ARTICLE X NOW BEFORE SENATE   Jpon Ability to Compromise Differences On This Most Important Section Depends Fate of Treaty.

SENATE WORKING. ONARTICLE TEN T0-DAY      {Net Mach Chance of © Reconciling Differences. Between the Twa  : Paliticeal Partios,

Lines Appear to Be Rigidly Drawn and Neither Side May Back Up   FINAL VOTE MAY NOT BE TAKEN THIS WEEK

Many Amendments and Subs stitutes Offered by Senators,       FEW SEE CHANCE FOR . COMPROMISE ON CLAUSE   Final Vote on Treaty May Come Late This Week “=: or Next,

ARTICLE 10 IS BREAKING POIN]   Senate Continue to be Unable to get _ Together en Compromise; Surren der of Vital Principles Held In wolved: Status now as in November

SOLONS TAKE UP LEAGUE PACT AGAIN   Nothing Done With Ar ticle Ten By Senate, However.

ARTIGLE KIS AGAIN TAKEN UP _ ~BY THE SENATE   ‘his Is the Article on Which the Coming Presidential Campaigt 7 May Turn.

TURNING POINT OF TREATY NEAR   Senators Silent on Possibility ot Pending Compromises   WILSON BLOCKS ALL PLANS   Declares Defeat of League Will Sound It's Death Forever

ALIENS TO BE HUSTLED AWAY   Thirty-five at New York Will Be Immediately Deported.

Defies His Opponents anc Enters Race For Re-nomination and Re-election Or a Proaressive Platform.   THIRTY-FIVE ALIENS ARE TO BE DEPORTED

63 ALIENS TO BE DEPORTE!   COMMISSIONER PLANS TO MAKE QUICK WORK OF THE BOLSHEVIKI DEPORTEES

~. BE DEPORTE!    COMMISSIONER PLANS TO MAKE  . QUICK WORK OF THE BOLSHE. VIKI- DEPORTEES Z

Campaign Issues Discussed--75 ,000 F rom All Ends Of Country Visit Dayton For Geremony -- Parade One Of Special Features--No ‘Surprise Package.’

FAVORS GOING INTO THE LEAGUE WITH QUT FURTHER DELAY AND QUICK REPEAL tt L OF WAR INES  iro mre awsmn

437,414 AT CAPITAL   CENSUS FIGURES FOR WASHING. TON MADE PUBLIC.   Shows a Gain of 106,345 and Passes Cincinnat!—War Given as Cause of Growth.

CAPITAL AS GROWING   Washington Has 437,414: People ~ Gain of 10645! "S   New Population’ Figures Show Nation al Gapitat Has Passed Cincinnatim—War the Cause. 

CAPITAL. IS GROWING   Washington Has 437,414 People; Gain of 106.345. ‘   New Population Figures Show Nationd al Capital Has Passed Cineln« natimne-War the Cauee.

NATION’S CAPITOL CITY IS GROWING   Washington Has 437,414 People; Gain of 106.345.   New Pooulation Figures Show National Capita! Has Passed Cincin. * natim-War the Cause.

ABOLISH ECONOMIC PRIVLEGE, KEYNOTE OF THIRD PARTY AT CONVENTION      Chairman McCurdy Says the Two Old  Parties Are Practically Identical NIL.

Allen McCurdy of New York Delivers Keynote Speech at Committee of 48 Convention   Republican and Democratic Platforms are Flayed; Palmer is Compared With Austrian and Spanish Rulers

SUGAR EQUALIZATION . ~ HOARD IS GONTINUEL   PRESIDENT WILSON. : ‘SIGNS: ‘THE MoNARY. BILL FOR CONTROL . . DURING 1920,

PRES. WILSON  SIGNS MPNARY SUGAR MEASURE   Bill Confers Power on Pres. ident to Purchase Sugar From Cuba.   HE MAY NOT EXERCISE THIS POWER, HOWEVER   Law Continues Licensing Authority and Will Be Sheck on Profiteers.

QUGAR BOARD TO CONTINUE Td CONTROL   President Signs McNary Bil Wednesday and Measure is Effective.

SUGAR EQUALIZATION BOARD TO BE CONTINUED THROUGHOUT YEAR 1920   President Attached Signature to McNary Bill Before Midnigh Last Night, Said White House Announcement—Mucl Cuban Sugar Now Coming Into This Country Will Ten To Lower Prices in Next Few Weeks, Believed.

WILSON SIGNS MNARY BILL   Continues ‘United States Sugar Equalization Board for 1920

PALO, WILAUM  ADS FAR MAR PAGES RING 1920   PRESIDENT MAY BUY CUBAN CROP   Licensing Clause Retained to Prevent Profiteering Among Distributers

BILL CONTINUING THE’ ROUALIZATION BOARD IS A LAW.   But the President Failed to Buy Cubar Sugar When He Miecht and it is Too Late Now. *

PRESIDENT SIGNS M’NARY BILL 10 CONTROL SUGAR   Continues Power Equalization Board; May Buy Cuban Sugar.

reeerernene alles of rere  CONTROL OF SUGAR BY GOVERNMENT RETAINED   President Wilson Signs McNary Bill Continuing Powers o Board for 1920

OUGAR BILL GETS wil SAN ABPRAVAL   PRESIDENT StGNED THE EQUAL! ZATION BOARD WEASURE IN DUE TIME

SUGAR BILL SIGNED BUT EXERCISE OF ITS  BOWERS 7S UNLIKEL'   Impossitile for Governutent ta Step 3: Now, Secretary Tumulty Explains,

SUGAR CONTROL ANOTHER YEAR   President Signed Bill ir Nick of Time.   FYABLES CUBAN PURCHASES   Believed Peak Prices Have Been Reached and That Prices Will Soon Fall.

SIGNATURE. AFFIXED 10 MEASURE BEFORE THE OLD YEAR ENDED   There Is, However, Little Advan: tage to Be Gained from Buying Cuban Sugar.   AT LEAST BY PRESIDENT   Some Cuban Sugar’ Is Being Received Now and Prices May Take Fall in Near Future

SESSION OF FRIAL DULL.   Newberry Campaign Manage Forced From Witness Stand by Sickness.

JAMES W. HELME TO BE WITNESS IN TRIAL TODAY   Paul King Suffers Nervous: Breakdown; May Conclude Friday.

CHALLENGER ANE CHAMP MAUL TRAINERS   ‘Dempsey and Miske Put on Finish. ing patgeeas™ Approaching attle.

DEMPSEY AND MISKE SPARRED VIGIOUSLI   Kept Their Partners Busy During Last Day But One of the Heavy Training Work

HUNDREDS OF REDS HELD  REW YORK   Raids Under Persenal Supervision ef Chief Flynn.   Roundup Directed Against ‘Communist Party, Which Represents Advocates of Violence and Heads its International Members With the Names of Lenine and Trotzky

RICH HARVEST ISGATHEREDIN NEW YORK; 800  PLACED tN JAIL   17 Meeting Places of Reds Raided; One City Official ~ Is Caught.

ARMY OF AGENTS, OUT AFTER REDS   Greatest Roundup Begins in New York City   WITH 400 WARRANTS   Agents of Department of Justice Begin Canvass of Metro: politan District and Gather in Hundreds of Communists. Raid is Conducted From Washinoton by Mr Palmer

AROTHERHOOD HEADS DENOUNCE = SWITCHMENS STRIKE AS A BLOW 10 WRECK UNIONS

NUMBER ARE BACK AT WORK IN CHICAGO   All Employees of Northwest ern May Return to Work by Saturday Night.   ESTIMATED 30,000 OUT IN VARIOUS CITIES   Rebel Leaders Still Confident -of Victory; Government Investigation Ordered.

OFFICERS Ste Aol 10 mer — BROTHERHOONS   Heads of the Foor Ris ‘Raitrour Yn. “7 fons Issue a Pablic +y 2 Statement        ‘MAKE APPEAL TO MEMBERS . Dol 8a ACT LEGALLY        “Work of ‘Years Will Be Undone by” Action of the Chicago , Strikers

“TR      Instrgentrganization Said ta Rebel As Result. of Restrait by Officials   IBROTHERMOOD HAS REPLY   Foul @g4ransportation Or    by Givtaw Members

ONE DIG UNION IDEA IS BEHIND RAILWAY STRIKE   BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS, IN A STATEMENT ON THE CRISIS, SAY REDS ARE BEHIND PLOT TO DISRUPT QLDTIME UNION

4 BROTHERHOODS ISSUE SIGNED © “ANNOUNCEMENT   They Assert Switehmen’s Sirike Wat Uriginaied tu Destroy Traiit- . * men’s ind Switchmen’s — Unions

LABOR LEADERS SAY ONE UNION IDEA IS CAUSE FOR STRIKE   Unauthorized Strike in Chicago is Waning, J. F. Whitney Says.   VOTE TO END WALKOUT WILL BE TAKEN TODAY   Reports Show 30,000 Men Are Affected Throughout the Country.

NEW ORGANIZATION HAS FOR ITS OBJECT UNION DISRUPTION   Chiefs of the Four Big Transportation Brotherhoods AppealtoLegal Members

Brotherhood Leaders Score  Switch Strike   Started Solely to De stroy Old Unions, They Claim.

BRYAN TAKES ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT   Declares Any Mandate ic “Impossible.”

SENDS MESSAGE TO GONGRESS   President Wilson Would Accep —-Randate For Armania   4eecs CAVORABLE ACTION

He Sends Message to Congress Urging Authority for Him to Accept Such, Which He Believes to Be the Wish of the People of the United States as.a Whole   SENATE SEEMINGLY IS OPPOSED

OBREGON SEEKING ~BANGT CAUSE OF ~ GARRANZA'S DEATH   Claim Now Made That Carranza Committed Suicide to Avoid Disgrace of Being Fugitive.

PRESIDENT URGE CRITICAL CHOICE PON CONGRESS   Republican Leaders Say Senate Will Not Grant Wilson’s Request.

DON’T WANT IT, SAYS COMMONER   America Can Do More, Nebraskan Declares, by Entering League of Nations “As the Friend ot Little Countries.”

BRYAN OPPOSES THE PRESIDENT   Nebraskan Takes Flat Issue With Wilson on Armenian Mandate.

Al) ARMENIA WILSON WISH   PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS To ACCEPT A WANDATE.   PEOPLE IN NEED OF SUPPORT   PROTECTION FROW TURKS oOITy OF CIVILIZATION.   Cool Heeeptien Givea Reqecet in Both Heeses, and Disposition tadicated ia Semate to Per.  mit it to Sleep.

Says He Believes People Desire This “Very  Choice” In Message.   FAVORABLE ACTION BY SENATE 1S DOUBLTFUL   Both Democrats and Republi. cans Have Declared CpposiRor Toward Mandate.

‘BELIEVES IT 1S WISH OF AMERICAN CITIZENS" HE SAYS IN MESSAGE    REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY READ IN BOTH HOUSES BUT NOT DISCUSSED—HARDING DOES NOT BELIEVE SENATE WILL CONSENT.

BRYAN AGAINST MANDATE,      The Commoner Again Takes Issue President.

UNITED oTATED ASKED 10 TAKE OVER ARMENIA   PREST. WILSON NOTE ti = « GRESS IN MESSAGE OF THE REQUEST   Politicians Did Not Discuss It But Referred It to the Foreign Realtions Committee

COMMONER IS OPPOSED 10  roa Unt:   Declares That Armenia Propositicn {s Impossible. .   REPUBLICANS DISLIKE PLAN   British Newspapers Express® Opinior That American Cengress Will Reject Wilson’s Request for” Autherity to Act.

SAYS MANDATE FOR ARMENIA IMPOSSIBLE   Bryan Flally Takes Position Against Wilson,

BRYAN TAKES ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT      “ANY MANDATE IS IMPOSSIBLE” DECLARES NEBRASKAN IN STATEMENT.

WILSON CALLS ON CONGRESS TO ADOPT ARMENIA   Wants League Provision Waiv ed to Give U. S. Mandate  Senate Spurned   SAYS PEOPLE WANT IT   NEITHER HOUSE EXPRESSES OPIN1ON BUT HARDING SAYS REQUEST IS FUTILE.

Commoner Takes Issue with President Regarding Mandate Over Armenia, Which He Declares Is Imnossible. “   SAYS HENRY CLAY EXPRESSED U. S. VIEW CENTURY AGC

EXTRA!   BRYAN IN FLAT _ lt WITH Hild NOTED CHIEF   “NO MANDATE FOR ARMENIA” SAYS PEERLESS ONE.   TAKES. ISSUE DIRECT WITH THE PRESIDENT.   The United States, Bryan Said This Morning in Washington, Could Render Armenia Much Good by Recognition as Independent Republic.

DAYAN TAKES (SSUlE ON RAMENUUN MMANCATE WITH POSTION OF PRESIDENT   IN STATEMENT AT WASHINGTON SAYS MANDATE IS UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE,

BRYAN ATTACKS MANDATE PLAN   Wilson Proposal is Impossible He Declares

BRYAN SAYS MANDATORY Is IMPOSSIBLE   Enter League as Friend of th Small Nations and Recognize Republic of Armenia.   'DEA OF MANDATE CLASHES WITH DEMOCRACY. SAY:

U.S. MANDATE FOR ARMENIA UNWISE MOVE   Commoner Declares ‘Colonial Exploitation’ Is Bad Habit.

SOMMAONER SAYS ARMENIA NEEDS TOSTAND ALON   Bryan Takes Flat Issue With President on Near East Situation   EXERCISING AUTHORITY OVER NATION OPPOSED   Message of Executive Asking Power to Accept Mandatory to Be Considered

BRYAN SAYS WILSON'S ARMENIA — MANDATE IS AN IMPOSSIBILITY   Nebraskan Takes Sharp Issue with President, Say: ing Plan Would Involve Us in an Immense Expenditure at Inopportune Time.

WILSON'S PLAN TE “POLICE? ARMENIA (PPOSED BY BRYAN   Commoner Declares in State ment That “Any Mandate Is Impossible’—Would “Surrender Vital Principle.”

AGCEPT MANDATE OVER ARMENI   Asks Authority of Congress Saying He Believes It Wish of American People.   SENATE LEADERS PREDICT =GEONHOLING OF MESSAGE   Was Read in Both Houses, but Discussed in Neither —Referred to Foreign Relations Committees, With No Indication as to When Either Committee Will Take It Up.

BRYAN AT ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT ON THE MANDATE  Accartc If & fan Nan Maro hv   Recognizing Armenia As

BRYAN OPPOSES MANDATE (DEE   HE TAKES FLAT ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT WILSON ON ARMENIA PROPOSAL.

ANDATE IMPOSSIBLE, oY BRYAN STATEMENT   Claims Action Would Compel Surrender of Principle of Self-Government.

ARMENIAN MANDATE (6 “ASKED BY PRESIDENT   BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS RE. FER MATTER TO FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE,

BAYAN lo OPPOSED TOU. 0, MANDATE   Declares That Armenia Proposition Is Impossible.   REPUBLICANS DISLIKE PLAN   British Newspapers Express Opinion That American Congress Wil! Reject Wilson’s Request for Authority to Act.

Bryan Scores Wilson Policy  Over Armenic   Great Commoner Says Man. date Would Be Injurious to the Armenians

RYAN TAKES FLAT SoHE WITH WW   AYS UNITED STATES SHOULI NOT TAKE MANDATE OVER ARMENIANS.

TAKES ISSUE WITH WILSON   Bryan Opposes Armenian Mandate and Declares li is Not a Democratic Idea.

BRYAN OPPOSED 10 ARMENIAN MANDATE   Says United States Can Do More For Little Nations By Entering League.   CLAIMS WOULD BE COSTLY

“x-Cabinet Member Declares ““Any Mandate Is Impossible’ — One Proposed For Armenia, He Says, Would Involve Us In Enormous Expenditure, In the Politics of Europe and Would Compel Surrender of Democratic Principle.

BRYAN TAKES (oollé WITH PRESIDENT OX ARMENIAN MANDATE   Says We Have No Right to Be Involved in Such a Transaction But Rather Should Embrace the League of Natons and Let it Handle Trt!

BRYAN ATODDS _ WITHPRESIDENT   Takes Flat Issue on Question of Armenian Mandate,   LEAGUE WOULD BE BETTER   Could Sefriend Little Countries. Would Involve Us in the Politics of Europe.

BRYAN TAKES ISSUE WITH PRESIDEN’   American Mandate Over Armenii is Impossible, He Declared Today

BRYAN TAKES ISSUE ON ARMENIAN PLA}   Mandate Impossible, He De clares After President’s Request To Congress.

Private Predictions Made Re_ quest of the President ~ Will Be Refused   ALLIES WOULD WAVE TERMS OF PEACE PACT   Estimated by General Harbord,  That It Woild Require  50,000 Troops to Patrol the Area.

BRYAN OPPOS MANDATRH   Nebraskan Pavors Reeognition af Armentan Repubtfe,

PRESIDENT IS FOR MANDATE OVER ARMENIA   RECEIVED WITHOUT COMMENT   Senator Lodge Had Nothing To Say, But In. Past Was Opposed, As Was Also Senator Harding ye hin 7      PROVIDED FOR IN. TREATY

DECLARES IT HIS BELIEF _ THAT PEOPLE OF U. S. FAVOR PROPOSAL   Message Read in Both Branches of Congress —Each Referred it to Foreign Relations Committees—_No Comment by Officials

PRESIDENT ASKS PERMISSION FOR ARMENIAN MANDATE   Wilson Tells Congress He Be lieves It Is People’s Wish— Both Houses Refer Re-quest to Committees.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE FAILS T0 HOLD MEETING   SECRETARY COLBY UNABLE TO ATTEND SES. SION SET FOR TODAY.   ARMENIAN MANDATE SUBJECT WAITING

Bryan Takes Issue With Wilson Over ‘Armenia Mandate   Says U.S. Could’ Do More to Make World Safe : for. Democracy by Recognizing Republic nf. Smaller Pennlas. : 4

BRYAN AGAINST TAKING MANDATE ~~ OVER ARMENIA   “Any Mandate” is Impossible,’ Declares Commoner, Taking. Issue With President.   GIVES SEVERAL REASONS   Says America Can Do More B; Recognizing Armenian Republic and Joining League.

a ES         Declares Against Acceptance of Mandate By United States Over  Armenia.

President Wilson Asks Con:gress for Authority to Accept Nation’s Mandatory   PREDICTED THAT SENATE  WILL OVERLOOK REQUEST   Sehator Harding Will Refuse to Acquiesce in Matter and Lodge Is Silent

MANDATE DRAWS BRYAN’S ATTACK   ‘Takes Sharp Issue with Wilsor on Armenian Question; ‘Any : Mandate Impossible.”

Bryan Takes Issue  _. With President   # Sere  On Question of American Mandate Over Armetnia—Bryan Says Anj Mandate Impossible.

“BRYAN OPPOSES U. §. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA   TAKES FLAT ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT IN VIGOROUS SPATAPVIENT.

BRYAN AGAINST ANY MANDATE   Declares: Armenia Proposition Is Impossible, Taking Issue With the President.   REPUBLICANS G20L TQ PLAR   Leaders Do Not Think Senate Wil! Agree to Mr. Wilson’s Recommendation—London Press ts Not Hopeful of Its Success.

CONGRESS’ CONSENT TO TAKE MANDATE   U. S. Protectorate Over Arme. nia Is Wish of American People, He Asserts   Request Goes to Committees Wher Republican Leaders Predict It Will Lie Indefinitely.

EARTH ROCKS   New Shocks Destroy Dwellings Region of Mount Orizaba

TALK OF DEALS 5 AIAINLY TALK   And the Situation Seemed Unchanged at Opening of Second Convention Sessioz.   A JOENSON AND WOOD .« COMBINE IS RUMORED   The Dark Horse List Is Seauned and Work is on for Sproul.      G. O. P. POLITICAL POT BOILS

CLOSE POLITICAL ‘OBSERVERS CEASE - TO TALK FREELY   Taken As a Significant or Ow inozs Sign, Says Abe Martin,   HITHERTO UNMENTIONED   Way hand Nomination or fi Muy Go to Amy One of the Avowed Aspirdnts; Reporters Rave Done ‘Their  . Datrt Gp lo the Convention tu Ael

Optimism Continues to Reign Supreme in the Camps of the Favorite Sons at the G. 0. P. Convention.

IAPANESE CONSUL TOOK AGTIVE PART   Los Angeles County Officials Charge  Participation In Campaign To  Defeat Alien Land -Bél[.

PRESS CASE AGAINST CONSUL   Californians Charge Japanese Official With Activity in Recent Campaign.

Reds Plotting With Huns For War On France; . Western Europe On The Verge Of Bolshevism

VETERAN TEACHER QUITS.   Prof. G, W. Samson of State Normal Resigns on 69th Birthday.

JACK JOHNSON TO RETURN TO U.S. AND SURRENDER   Commer Champion lo Seek igh  With Jack Deuipsey For Title.

WILL SEIZE. JACK JOHNSON   U. S. District Attorney Lays Plans _ When He Hears ex-Champion ls to Start for Chicago. °

REPORTS EXPECTED OF WORK COMPLETED       NEW MEMBERS OF cor GC.         Address iv Joint Session With Rotary Club ta Be G by Majer ‘ Tomas Dickson

REPORTS EXPECTED OF WORK COMPLETED   NEW MEMBERS OF C. OF C. WILL BE GUESTS OF MEETING   Address to Joint Session With Rotary Club to Be Given by Majer homas UWickson

ECONOWIC CRASH 1S 10 ~ COME FROM HIGH COST   Inevitable Says Professor T. C    Atkeson Representative of  National Grange.   CITY FOLKS CONCERNED      Farmers Do Not Feel the’ Pincl of “‘Unrest’’ So Keenly; Is Not Profiteer,

SEES FALLING _ PRICES; RETURN TO THE FARM   Grange Leader Predicts Eco nomic Changes in Readlustment Days

ECONOMIC CRASH WILL BE RESULT   PROF. ATKESON GIVES HI. VIEWS ON HIGH COST OF LIVING.

CLARA SMITHS DIARY A FAK   No ‘‘Such Animal’’ Was Found in Trunk of Much Sought Woman.

WLOPOVEL LMiOULe CO LoTh campment  3,000 DUE SATURDAY     Special Trains Carry Kastern Delegates

TRAVELING MEN TO VISIT HARDING   G A. R. MEN STOP OFF TODAY. ANIGHTS OF THE GRIP SATURDAY

Stop to Hear Harding on Wa‘ to Indianapolis G. A. R. Encampment.   TRAVELING MEN COMING   Candidate Writes Letter te Labor on International Situation,

SENATOR WARREN (. HARDING ADDRESSED 400 MEMBERS OF GRAND ARMY AT MARION, TODAY   Rev. Dr. George M. Rourke In His Sermon Sunday Compared Republican Nominee With the Apo slte Paul.

INDUSTRIAL ISSUE IS CHIEF PROBLEM   GOVERNOR ALLEN PLACLS INTERN ATION FAIRS &         vovernor Alten Will Net) Prapes Anti-Strike Legislation at Convention

ALLEN TO PRESENT INDUSTRIAL PLANK AS BIGGEAT laalle   Kansas Governor in Chicago to Urge Tribunal for Han; dling Strikes.

ALLEN TO URGE PLANK COVERING LABOR DISPUTES   Says Public Must Be Assured Protection From Strikes

WOOD FORCES TO URGE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES PLANK   Governor Allen. Who Will None inate the General, An- © nounces His Plan.   FOR JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT

GOVERNOR ALLEN PLACiS INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS SECOND   MUST PROTECT PUBLIC   Governor Allen Will Net Propese Anti-Strike Legislatien at Convention

Allen Will Suggest Creation of - U.S. Board to Tron out All. Industrial Difficulties.

Kansas Governor Announces Purpose to Offer. Platform Plank Declaring for Judicial Settlement of Industrial Disnutes

ALLEN HAS ONE PLANK   Kansas Governor Seeks Recogition of His “tndustrial Court.”

ALLEN TO URGE A LABOR PLANK   Kansas Governor Dec'ares Industrial) Prob:em Is Paramount Issue In Coming Campaign.

WILL OFFER PLANK DECLARING FOR © JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT LABOR STRIFF

ALLEN FAVORS LABOR GOURT IN PLATFORM   Governor Says He Would Not Want Law Against Strikes Nor lf Kansas System, but Only Final

PENROSE BALKS AT“PIECEMEAL” -TARITF REVISION   Takes Stand Against Emer‘gency Legislation For Relief of Any Group   HIS ATTITUDE MAY” SPLIT REPUBLICANS

LABOR SHORTAGE  CUTS PRODUCTION   Population Either at Standstill o1 Declining in Farming Districts

REDUCTION OF AGREREE      SHOKTAGE OF LABOR IN AGRI  CULTURAL DISTRICTS IS THE CAUSE OF REDUCTION.

FARM LABOR “NEEDED.  Lack Of It Actually Threatens Nation’s Food Supply. .

WIN AND LOSE.   Checotah H. S. Defeats Atoka Fr _ day Night But Are Defeated Saturday Night.

WIN AND LOSE BASKET BALL GAME   Checotah H. S. Defeats Atoka Fri‘day Night But Are Defeated .   : Saturdan Wists .  eee eee” eRe oe.

BITCH IN PLANS FOR ‘SURRENDER OF VILLA   Disarmament and Disbanding “of Bandit’s Forces is Postponed For Week iz

VILLA WANTS ~ -WARRIGRS AS HELP MATES   Hitch in Reformation of Bandit Rumored in Mexico City.

HITCH IN PLANS FOR SURRENDER OF VILLA   Disarmament of Former Bandit Leader. and His Friends is ’ Postponed For a Week   GEN. MARTINEZ DISAGREES

HITCH APPEARING INVILLA CASE   Disbanding of Bandit Army is Postnoned Week

HARDING WILL SPEAK AT FAIR   ANNOUNCEMENT WAS WADE TO DAY OF DATE, SEPT,  was ane    REPORT HITCH IN VILLA SURRENDER   VILLA WANTS TO TAKE 150 OF TIS FORCE FOR FARM TAROREPRS

VILLA BALKS AT HIS SURRENDER   Mexican Capital Hears Former Bandit Leader Wants to Retain Forces as “Agricultural Laborers;” Military Holds Massed Bandits Unsafe.

in  WADY  CHROENDED NENIED   However, There Is Dispute as to How Many Men He Retains.   CHOSES OBSCURE TOWN TO LAY DOWN HIS ARMS   Martinez Goes to Capital to See Huerta and: Get — x Money, vi

SURRENDER OF VILLA PUT OFF FOR ONE WEEK   BANDIT DENIES BREACH WITH MARTINEZ; PLACE OF SURDER CHANGED

HITCH REPORTED IN VILLA’S SURRENDEL   Bandit Said ‘40° Thsist on’ Re taining: Permanerit Force ° oft (200 Men

Rumors Are Denied That Formal Surrender Will Not Be Gone Through With   VILLA WANTS 200 MEN; MARTINEZ WON'T AGREE   LITTLE TOWN WHERE THERE ARE. NO SALOONS IS CHOSEN FOR DISAKMAMENT OF BAN. DITS,

VILLA SURRENDER AGAIN IN OCUEI   HE WANTS MORE MEN THAN GOV. ERNMENT AGREED ON   FEAR OF REFORMED BANDITS   A Body Guard of Two Hundred Men Would Give Villa the Tools to Garry On More Depredation. .

HITCH REPORTED ~INVILLA PLANS ~~ FOR SURRENDEF   He Wants 150 Reformed Bandits (1 His Baneh ‘in Addition to the 56 Allowed

RUMORS OF HITCH IN SURRENDER OF VILLA ARE IN CIRCULATION   Disarmament and Disbanding of Mexican Outlaw’s Forces Have Been - Postponed For a Week

VILLA NOT YET GOOD MEXICA   Plans for Surrender of Notorious Bandit May Fall Through Because of His-Demands.   WANTS TOO MANY MEN

WALES TO. VIsir t   Prinee Given Glamorous Reception hy London Pilerims: Seciets,

PRINCE OF WALES IS COMING BACK TO U. S. TO VISIT MIDDLE AND FAR WEST. HE Says

DANIaH TROGPS AGAIN DCGUPY ANCIENT TOWN   Enthusiastic Scenes Mark Ar rival of Danes; Aged Vet-erans Out to Cheer

NORTHERN SCHLESWIG IS OCCUPIED BY THE DANES   Troops Cheered Upon Arrival 6B. People—Territory Was Controlled By Germany Since 1866,

OGHLESWIG PEOPLE RENGICE AS DANES OCCUPY TERRITORY   Veterans of War of 1864 Among Crowds That Lin ed the Streets.

PRESIDENT’S NOTE HANDED 10 ALLIES   SUPREME, COUNCIL WILL .CON. SIDER ADRIATIC REPLY AT SESSION TODAY,

WILOON NOTE ON ADRIATIC AFFAIRS REACHES. LONDON   IT MAY BE PUBLIC TOMORROW.   eee eee  SERIES OF NOTES ON THE QUESTION TO BE BARED SOON.

HARMONY 10 BE BOP. SLOba   Harmony Meeting ef Republican Members of Assembly He.d In  Indianapolis Today.

NGANNON TE TUBE ULNA FO E MEN   At Least Hight Persons .. Uxpeeted to. Testify Cleveland Judge Was Not Present Whe U Kaey Was Shot

18 POLICEMEN TO ~WUGANNON AIB   Defense Calls Officers to Break Down Neely Testiniony

ALIBI FOR — ~ MGANNON - PRESSED   EIGHT WITNESSES EX. FECTED 70. 70. TESTIFY   fe Peer Blociky from the  cene When -Kagy Was : Shot — Two ‘Women are . Ammoane Them :

STRONG FIGHT  AGAINST SALE . GERMAN SHIPS   Reciared Immediate  Sale — Would Result in Big Financial Loss To Nation”

MUST RECEIVE PROPER OFFERS   Vessels to Be Sold Valu: ed at Three Hundred Million Dollars

HALT SHIPPING. BOARD FROM SELLING THIRTY FORMER HUN BOATS   Resolution is Introduced in Senate Which’ Brings .Up Argument—Payne:-Characterizes it Falsehood... ~   HEARST ASKS ~UUNCTION

WOULD AULD UP  OALE OF FOTTE BEANAN LINES   IRIZONA SENATOR SAYS PLAN PF TO DISPOSE OF VESSELS AT FAR UNDER VALUE.

SELL THE SHIPS RIGHT   Congress and the Conrts Half Sale of EInterned Stips on What Looks Like Scaly Plan.

Senator Ashurst Proposes Concurrent : Resolution. to . Restrain Shipping Board fromm  ‘(love Ascribed to 14 °C   CLAIMS REPUTED PRICE MUCH LESS THAN VALUE   Chairman Jones Disoredits Reported Secret Agreement - ‘to Dispose of Former German Liners to One Baver

YALE UF 30 PORMIER HUN LINERS IN SPOTLIGHT   Say Vessels Worth $300,000, 00¢ Were To Be Sacrificed Tc British Interests.  INJUNCTION SUIT FILED  Resolution Introduced .in Sen. ate to Guard Against Secret Deal.

Senator Ashurst Proposes Concurrent - Resolution to Restrain Shipping Board froin Move Ascribed to It   CLAIMS REPUTED PRICE  MUCH LESS THAN VALUE   Chairman Jones Discredits Re ported Secret Agreement to _ Dispose of Former German  Liners to-One Buyer »

SENATE'S ACTION WOULD HALT SALE OF GERMAN LINERS   “Ridiculous” Price Of fered Shipping Board  Causes Controversy.

WOULD STOP "SHIPS SALE   Senator From _  Arizone Springs Sensation.   W. BR, HEARST ASKS INJUNCTION   It is Charged That Plans Are t Sell Ships Worth 300 Millions for 28 Millions.

OPPOSES SALE GERMAN LINERS   Ashurst Introduces Concurrent Resolution Directing Board  Not to Sell

Senator Declares Shipping Board Has Secret Agree ’ ment to Sell Them for 54 Millions.

RESOLUTION WOULD STOP PROPOSED SALE OF GERMAN LINERS   RESOLUTION IN CONGRESS ANI INJUNCTION IN COURT SOUGHT TO PREVENT BOARI  : MAKING SALE.

EFFORT 10 S10? SALE OF FORMER GERMAN LINERS    Resolution Introduced In Senate —Hearst Applies For { Injunction.   SALE WAS SET FOR MONDAY      ; Uniawi ful ‘and ~". Ships to Be Let Goat” Too Low Figure.

SENATOR ASHURST PUTS IN RESOLUTION   Wants Public  Auctior After Long Advertising

TO STOP SHIPPING BOARD   Reselution Would Prevent Sale of  German Liners.

WOULD SELL HUN LINERS FOR TRIFLE   SENATE INTRODUCES A_ BILL DIRECTING SHIPPING BOARD TO NOT SELL $300,000,000 WORTH OF SHIPS FOR $28,000,000

SEEKS TO PREVENT SELLING OF SHIPS   Senator Ashurst Offers Resolution Directing Former German Liners Be Sold Only at Public Auction.

WUULD TAN UYER MERCHANT MARINE J0 GREAT BRITAIN   Congress Moves to Halt Shipping Board Sale of Fo:mer Ger man Liners.   SELL SHIPS FOR $28,000,000   They Are Valued at $300,000,,. COG Charge Secret Plot to Aid Great Britain.

SALE OF Gt RMIAN SHPO FOR TENTH VALUE PROPOSED:   Senate Resolution Would Halt Disposal Except by Bids; Payne Will Testify.

~ OF STEAMERS   ‘Senate in ‘a Hot: Debate’ on - Auetion of Thirty Cap_tive German Liners.   HEARST FILES SUIT _.. FOR AN INJUNCTION

FORMER SEAMAN OnIPo GAUGE OF SENATE WAAICLE   Shipping Head Brands As Falsehood Report Secret Agreement Made.   Senator Ashurst Offers Reso. lution Outlining Procedure to Follow In Selling.

ANNOUNCES. RETURN OF OUTLAW STRIKER   ‘Erginemen’s President Deciare:   Men Reconsidered Vote of Sun  day Night and That Strike + is Over.

STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK TODAY   Reconsider Vote of Yesterday And Decide to End Strike.

AS WINTER NEARS STRIKE BREAKS UI   WALKOUT IN DEFIANCE OF OR‘DERS OF RAILWAY UNIONS IS NOW AN ADMIT Ts WATT TID

RAILWAY MEN WILL RETURN   Outlaw Strike Has Been Voted Off and Employes Are Seeking Old Jobs.

HOOVER EXPECTS BIG: " PROSPERITY BY SPRING.      Says Economic Depression Wil-Con Unue All Wintor : Howerer.

MORE PROSPERITY COMING IN SPRINE   Hoover Predicts Economic Depression Will Continue During Winter.

GERARD TO CAMPAIGN.   Former Ambassodor to Germany to Make Debut in lowa Soon.

Seek Nation Who Will Underfake Mediation With  Nationalists   QUESTION BRINGS STIRRING DEBATE   Rene Viviani and Balfour Hold Real Contest on Floor of Assembly. Over  Matter

\Vediator for Armenia to Be Sought by League Assembly   Action Is Unanimous After Debate Indicates Difference Of Opinion Between British and French Delegates —Intervention With Expeditionary Force Apparently Approved if Necessary.

“FIGHT s PASHA IF NO OTHER WAY IS FOUND,” IS SLOGAN.   BALFOUR REFERS TO W. 5   Work of League Assembly Thraetens ‘to Founder on the Rule Which Reauires Unanimous Vote.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY MAKES APPEAL FOR ARMENIA MANDATE   Mediator Sought In Controversy Between Turk Nationalists And Armenia.   UNANIMOUS VOTE IS CAST BY ASSEMBLY   Vote Is Preceded By Heated Debate Between Balfour And Vivian,

WOULD FIGHT Aa AFINAL RESORT   Want Mediation Between Turks and Armenians   VOTE IS UNANIMOUS   Mr. Balfour Surprises Assembly of League of Nations by Yielding to M. Viviana—Appeal to Powers in Hope of Finding Nation Willing to Undertake Mediation

LEAGUE WOULD AID ARMENI?   Seeks Meviatios beiween the Turks and amenians,   TO APPEAL 10 THE POWERS

‘League'of Nations Assembly Appeals ‘to Powers to Find ‘Government to Settle Weouhle With Turke. ae ts

ASSEMGLY WILL ASK POWERS 10 STOP NEW WA   Hope to Find Govérnmen Willing to Undertake Mediation in Case.   UNANIMOUS VOTE IS SECURED ON MOTION   Earnest Debate Takes Place ~—-Real Contest Between t  Viviani and Balfour.

Appeal to Bewers for Govern:  ment to Undertake Mediation In Armenia.   CONSIDER SENDING ARMY JF THIS FAILS    Hope for Aid From America; Delegates” Recall “Debate ~ In UU; S:. Senate.

ASSEMGLY WILL   Hope ia Find Government Witling to Undertake Meciation in Case.   UNANIMOUS VOTE IS) SECURED ON MOTION   Barnest Debate Takes Placi -—Beal Oontest Between Ls Vivianf and Balfour.

Appeal to Powers In Eopes of Finding Some Nation Willing to Undertake Mediation Between Mustapha Kemal and New  Government; Viviani and Balfour Debate   MAY RESORT T0 MILITARY FORCE

ARMED INTERVENTION 10 CRUSH TURKISH NATIONALIST LEADER IS PRESAGED IN RESOLUTION   Assembly. Votes Unanimously to Appeal to Powers in. Hope of Finding One to Accept Mandate Over Armenia and Mediate Peace  ~ Between Turk: Nationalists. and Armenians:

LEAGUE AGOEMBLY SEEK MEDIATION   APPEAL IS MADE FOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN TURKS AND ARMENIANS.   VOTE PROVES UNANIMOUS   Balfour Explains’ Failure: of the League to Find Mandatory for Armenia.

—_  EACUE ATTEMPT TO STOP WARFARE INTHE NEAR EAST   Will Appeal to Powers fo, Mediator Between the Turks and the  Armenians.

WANT MEDIATION UF EUR cre WAR   LSSEMDEY Gf Le tGQon OF NaAe TIONS APPEALS SO POWERS FOR AID   TEAS KIL ARMENIANS

UE ASSEMBLY: DECIDES 10 MAKE APPEAL TO POWERS   Hopes to Find One Willing te Mediate Between Turks and Armenians. 4   FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF ENTHUSIASM PROVOKED      Dr. Nansen Only Only Man to Speak Boldly in Favor of Exe peditionary Force to Deal With Nationalist Leader, Fight if No Other Way Found

ASSEMBLY OF THE LEAGUE APPEALS FOR ARMENIA   Debate Threatens to Throw Work of Body Onto a Rock, but Council Later Decides to Take No Action

Democratic Witnesses Were: Un ‘ able To Present Evidence On Cox Chargt. OF $15,000 COC Republican Campaign Fund.   MOGRE WAS NOT QUESTIONED

CAMPAIGN FUNDS  PROBE RECESSLE ANC) DEMOS FALL TO PROVE CLAIM   Moore Ready to Present Evidence to ‘Convict G, 0. P' When Committee Ad‘ure 1h 1 Hesnay.   ADDITIONAL WITNESSES HAVE BEEN SUMMONED   ‘Reed Asks That Leaders In Republican Party Be Called To Tell How “Upham Campaign Works.”

EVIDENCE DELAYED BY PROBE RECESS   Senate Committee Adjourned Befor Democrats Could Submit Data —Meet Next Week.

CAMPAIGN FUND (UEST DELAYED   ‘Ee NATE COMMITTEE TAKES UNBXPRPCTED RECESS.   WILL START AGAIN NEXT WEEK   Six Prominent Republicans ‘Sudrmoned for Qeestioning—FE. H. Moore Primed, He Says, to Prove Cox Charges.

PAOGE OF COX FUND CHARGES GOES (VER   COMMIITEE EECESS INTERFERES WITH PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONY.   LEADERS ARE -SUBPENAED   Chairmen of Rejfublican Ways and Means Committees Will Be Asked About Apportioning Budget.

MORE ATTEMPTS TOPROVEG. OP. DANI AIGN FUND   Committee Adjourns With out Calling E. H. Moore, Representative of Gov. Cox, Who Has Data on G. O. P. Expenditures.

Sudden Adjournment of Senate Investigating Committee Forces Democratic Evidence to Be Delayed Until Tuesday; Moore Is Ready to Prove Charges   G. 0. P. LEADERS ARE SUMMONED

DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO OFFER EVIDENCE ACCOUNT OF REGESS   COMMIPTEK INVESTIGATING CAM. PAIGN EXPENSES ADJOURNS UNTIL TUESDAY   MOORE 15 SUB-POENAED   Cox's Personal Representative Attends Conference, But is Not Given a Chance to Submit Any of Prepared Data

SAYS HAS PROOF OF COX CHARGES   Nominee’s Personal Representative Subpoenaed by Conmittee, Promises Revelations:   Six Republican Leaders Among Those Who Will Be Questioned at Next Hearing

REPRESENTATIVES UF GOX UNABLE TO GIVE “PROOF   Senate Campaign Fund Com _mittee Adjourns Until Tuesday.   MOORE NOT CALLED UPON

SENATE CAMPAIGN FUNT PROBERS IN RECESS TO SEPT.   Committee Delays Hearing o Governor Cox’s Evidence on G. O. P. Funds Until After Labor Day.

Investigating Committee _ Takes Vacation As Moore ~~ Arrives: With “Evidence”   HEARINGS TO BE : RESUMED: TUESDAY      ‘Will Attempt to.Prove Republicans Pianned to Raise ‘Fund of $15,000,090

SENATE COMMITTEE PROBING ~ CAMPAIGN EXPENSES ADJOURNS TILL TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK

DEMOS EAGER 18 PROVE G.0.P. 1) GARNERING (802   THEY BOASTED 16 MILLIONS AS PLANNED PLOT,’ MOORE SAYS

UAMPAIGN FUND PROBERS ADJOURN UNTIL TUESDAY   Edmund H. Moore Chief Among Witnesses for Whom Subpoenas Are Issued.   MILES POINDEXTER AND HERMAN HENCKE TESTIF)   Plans to Meet Next Week in Pittsburg to Inquire Into Charges That Liquor Interests Assisted Attorney General’'s Campaign Upset.

QUAKE DEATHS NUMBER 174   Official Total of Fatalities in Italy in Recent Temblors Out at Rorne.

LASS REDUCES LOAN AMOUNT      Lops Off $25,000,000 in Estimate After Talk With ~..,. Hoover...   LATTER SAYS LESS IS FUTILE   Secretary Says Relief Is the Humani. tarian and Safe Thing to_Do, Even if U. S. Doesn’t Get the Money Back.

GLASS REDUCES LOAN AmiQUN;   Lops Oif $25,000,000 in Esii. mate After Talk With Hoover.   Secretary Says Relief !s the Humani. tarian and Safe Thing to Do, Even if U. S. Doesn’t Get the Money Back.

GUTS LOAN TOTAL 105128, 000,001   Glass Reduces Amount for Reliet of Starving Europe.   HOOVER SAYS LESS IS FUTILE   Secretary of the Treasury Lops Off $25,000,000 in H's Estimate After a Talk With the Food Expert.

5. SOLON CANT. SPEAK TH KOREANS   JAPS BAR MEMBER FROM CALIFORNIA .-ARREST HEARERS  een ro nm ge  Hersman Asked to Quit  Fe ERR ee + tA ot ue

KOREAN POLICE STOP TALK U. S. CONGRESSMAN   And Requested Him to Leave Which He Refused te Da

COMPROMISE ON THE TREATY IS THREATENED   Bi-Partisan Conference Close to Suspension Due to Disagreements.   EQUALITY OF VOTING STUMBLING POINT    House Spends 45 Minutes Call.  ing Roll Over Reading  a Telegram. A

ANOTHER FAILURE FOR GOMPROR SE   Bi-Partisan Committee  Angsunces Cenference Close To Suspznsion On Aeccunt of Disagreemen:.

Equality in Voting a Stumbling Block Before  Compromise on Treaty

HNCATY GOMPRUMISE CONFERENCES GONG TU SMASH ON ISSUE OF LEAGUE VOTIN  Final Effort Made te   Final Effort Made to Keep Bi-Party Gabfest Off Rocks   MILD SENATORS TO TRY A NEW PLAN

The Peace Treaty 7 Remains In -Ai   Senate Uciders Attempting to Har. moniz. bifferences on Reservations Agreed to Disagreo and Just Quit.

DISAGREE ON TREATY   Senate Leaders End Conference Split On Voting In League.

FAILURE OF BI-PARTISAN TREATY CORFER NEAF   CONFEREES ARF NOW CLOSE: TO SUSPENSION.

BI-PARTISAN  CONFERENC!]   About. to ‘Suspend Because of Disagreement - Over Reservation

VALUABLE ‘CARGO’ STOLEN.   VSR ast cheeks WhO A AlN ©  South Benders Lose Automobile and Twelve Cases of Liquor

“CAR WERE BOTH GONE   South Benders Suffer Big Loss While Refreshing Themselves at Burnham Resort

ROUGH ON THE RENT HOGS      Owner of Flat Building at Detroit Goes to Jail After Evicting Tenant—Is Mobbed.

FIRED AT “DEMONS”   Husband Shoots Wife, Ball Pass*. ge Throusch Bodv.

ALL CLUBS ARE SPREADING RAPIDLY      THOUS ‘DS OF MEN PLEDGE  THEMSELVES TO WEAR OVERALLS TO FORCE DOWN THE COST

~ REVOLT IS      EMPLOTES EN ALI YOCATIONS “HAYE POUND THE MOVEMENT PROSTEABLE.   THE MATTER MAY BE BEFORE THE U, S: SENATE IN THE. NEA FUTURE.

LIVING WAGE FOR A NEW “YORK FAMILY OF FIV   Figures Prepared Shoiws That } Requires $2,632.68" Annually.

Necessary Wage for  Family of Five   Report That a TAving Wago for a Faumlly of Five in New York is Five at 82. 692.68.

COSTS N.Y. FAMILY OF FIVE $2,632.68 YEARLY, "LABOR CHIEF ASSERTS

FIX LIVING WAGE      Amount Neeessary to Keep Family in New York Is $2,632.68,

SHEAR COMPANY HAS BIG BLAZE   Hillsboro House of Wholesale Groe: ers Damaged to Extent of $150,000,

‘FLOUR BUYING   Will be resumed by the Federal Grain  Parnaratian

TO RESUME FLOUR BUYING   Geain Corporation Announces I  Will Resume Regular Plan After tine, Months" Suspension.

FLOUR FOR EXPORT.   U."S. Grain Corporation Will Resume Buying March. 20. *

AERIAL EXPRESS SERVICE URE’   American Railway Express Cempany To Contract For Cargo Space Between Large Centers.

AIR EXPRESS TO CHICAGO   American Railway Express Company Plans Fast Service From New York.

COMMONER WANTS HOOVER TO COME OUT INTO OPEN   Bryan Says Presidextial Cendidacy Not to Be Considered Unless Stand Taken.

URIENT hPa WILL GLOGE IK  AE TRENGHMENT   OFFICE FORCE ALSO CUT BY RE. CEIVER IN EFFORT TO CON. TINUE OPERATION.

RAILROAD TO CLOSE SHOPS   Many Persons Will Be Dropped From Payroll at Early Date

ORIENT TO CLOSE SHOPS   Retrenchnu nt Also Includes Laying Off of ‘track Workers

ORIENT TO CLOSE SHOPS   ea ee  Retrenchav nt Also Includes Laying Off of ‘Track Workers

SAYS SEPARAIE PEACE WOULD BE DISHONORABLE   W. G. McAdoo Speaks on the League of Nations at Union. town. Pa.

WANT LA FOLLETTE FOk THIRD PARTY LEADER   Delegation. of Leaders Have Asked Wisconsin Senator to Become -Thely Standard Bearer.

D LAFOLETTE 10 BE CANDIDATE   VARIOUS LIBERAL ORGANIZA TIONS URGE HIM TO ACT AS STANDARD BEARER.

Bob Is Silent When Liberals Make An Offe:      Third Party Leaders Visit LaFotlett in Hospital But Get No Answer— Announce “Working Al. fiance" of Gadger Liherale

NATURAL GAS WILL - + LAST 25 YEARS      Pennsylvania Public Service Commission Hears Expert and Urges Conservation,

Saya Afternoon Tea and Longen For Were Responsibis for Admiral’s tt Mantare_

TEA, FOG AND > MIST BLAMED   Admiral McKean Can Find No Other Excuse for Charges Sims Has Made Against Navy.

NO MORE SECRET TREATIES.   Pianme Made for Carrying Out Ne  tienes Leaguc (ovenant.

WILD CARRY OUT COVENANT.   Clause Aimed at Seeret Treatics to be Comptied With.

LEAGUE WORKING PLANS COMPLETEL   Will Be Presnted to Counci Meeting to Be Held in Rome.

LABOR’S CAUSE AGAINST PERSONS. IN PUBLIC LIE   SAMUFL GOMPERS DECLARE: THAT MEN IN OFFICHR WHE HAVE NOT CARRIED. OUT LAB OR'S WISHES SHOULD HAVI VaACaTiION.

MISCONDUCT. IN: OFFICE CHARGED "N.Y. ATTORNIES   Governor mith Reoaives Spec ification: Frow Extra Set sion of Grand Jeary -

GHARGE THREE FVADED DUT    NEW YORY GR Rasp JURY NAME:  ASS AT DISH PTORNX Far Mix{ CNBCCT,

REMOVAL OF MAYOR HYLAN REAL OBJECT   District ‘Attorney Swann Is: sues Statement on Charges of Extraordinary Grand Jury in New York.

WOOD ALCOHOL AGAIN   “Wine Is a Mocker; Strong Drink Is Raging, and Whosoever ts Deceived Thereby ts Not Wise.”—Bible,

SERVICE MEN IN BONUS DEMAND   Go Before Congress and Ask Additional Compensation 

VILLA PREPARING 10 AID REVOLUTIONISTS   REPORTS TQ, THAT EFFECT HAVE REACHED SOUTHERN HEADQUARTERS.

"'FRAIN KILLS FOUR      Nine Morn lujured When  Moto Teuck tn Ht -Crosalog Grard Arreatod,

FOUR DIE IN CRASH   Train Crashes Into Workmen's Truck Near Akron

4 Ole: 20 HURT IN TRAIN SMASt    Erie Passenger Crashes Into Truck loaded With Laborers; Gatetend. er Held Responsibie For Failure tc Stop Automobile.  oe pec te e Ge

FOUR MEN KILLED WHEN TRAIN CRASHES INTO TRUCK   Gateman at Grade Crossing Near Akron, 0.. is Ordered Arrested by Prosecutor.

SHORTHORN ORGANIZATION,   The Tipton County Breedtrs Formed Organization Saturday.

Notes Deal With Fing       PRESENT VIEWS ON DISARMAMEN?      One of Envoys Maintaing. Ger: many Must Have Avs oe Of 200,000. ©

ee EE eooeeeeerrrerererrrrmrcmceeee  HOW STATES VOTED   GERMANS AT MEETING   TEUTONS AT SPA ASK ARMY OF 200,000.   Deliver Three Long Notes to the Conference—Not Examined Up to Opening Time.

GERMANS WANT EASIER TERMS   German Delegation to Spa Conference Delivers Notes.   They Are Lengthy and Had Not Been Examined Up to Time Meeting Opened.

GERMANS AT MEETING   TEUTONS AT SPA ASK ARMY OF 200,000,   deliver Three Long Notes to the Con ference—-Not Examined Up to Opening Time.

JAPANESE JOIN CANTUS FORCE INREBELLION   Permits to Cross Line to Lower California Are Cut Off.

THOMPSON HEADS STUTZ COMPANY   Stock Dividend Of 80,006 Shares Will Bring Capitalization To 80,000 Shares

SIGN ARGENTINA-U. S. TREATY   New Pact Relates to Reciprocal Priv. ileges of Respective Commer. cial Travelers.

GERMAN OFFICERS SAY EBERT IS IN COMMANT   GAEN PERMISSION TO SEND GER. MAN ARMY IN RUHR VALLEY

“BLUEBIRD HARVEY KNOWS TODAY HE FACES DEATH ON GALLOWS  For the Confessed Murder of Four   For the Confessed Murder of Four of Bis Wives   Beat In Heade of Two Wives, Let T we Drown and Says He May Have Killed More.

THE MURDERER, OF FOUR WIVES   Facing Death on the Seaffold He Says Hé is ‘Ready to-Go.””   DECLARES HE MUST  HAVE BEEN INSANE   Contends His DeSire to Kill is a ‘Blood Lust’? He - QClan"+t Contral

LTH  wee REE See   I't IS FIGHT OVER BOUNDARY      RUSS RESERVES COMING UP TO ATTACK POLE ARMIES AGAIN.

POLES ARE IN ABATTLEWITH  LITHUANIAN  orkt smn aie   IT IS FIGHT OVER BOUNDARY   ‘RUSS RESERVES COMING UP TO ATTACK POLE ARMIES AGAIN.

NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF   Poles and Lithuanians Unable t Agree on Boundary

TYPHUS GETS AMERICAN.   Noted Magazine Whiter Was lt Russia Worki ing.

JOHN REED, GREAT WAR WRITER, DEAT   Radical Writer Victim of Typhus at Moscow, Russia.   Was Indicted In 1919 at Chicago for Violation of the State Syndicalism Act,

AMcFICAN RED DIES   JOHN REED, WRITER, VICTIM OF TYPHUS IN RUSSIA.   His Pronounced Views on Communisn Led to His Arrest in U. S. on Several! Occasions,

JUn HEED, FRUMINENT  WATER IGA   For Past Ten Years Was Prominent As a Writer and Ward Cor+ Pespondent -

REED DEAD IN MOSCOW.   Was Noted Sovialist and Magazine  “a£ur..té¢-ncm

JOHN REED IS DEAD   Radical Writer Victim of Typhus at Moscow, Russia.   Was Indicted in i£i9 at Chicage for Violation of the State Syndi- > calism Act.

RAILWAY MEN MAY CALL. STRIKES   Early in March Trainmer Will Consider Pledge A End to Delay Pressin; For Wage Demand

DEMAND INCREASE BEFORE MARCH   Wage Boost Must Be Given Before Return of Roads.   ALL BRANCHES REPRESENTED   Tie-up of Train Service Again looms tn Nation.

FAA OF STRIKES VEN OATS ARE RETURNED SEEN   Only Definite Agreement Seon Will Forestall Walk-Outs

IS-ALL SETTLED NOW, THEY SAY   Predictions of the Republican : and the Democratic : Chairmen as to Ohio Results: = se ages wy - Waet Turacdav _ 7 a

CAUGHT IN PASS AUTOS STRANDED   Tourists Compelled to Spend Night in Wilds of Great Divide Near Helena.

Half—_Dozen—GovernmentAgencies Join In Effort..to Solve Mystery of Blast. .         PALMER DECLINES TO.         Government Officials Believ - Bomb-Plot "Theory; Plan =.  War Measures. -—

GOVERNMENT IS . PROBING BLAST IN METROPOLIS   Hundreds of: Agents Working On Ciues of. Perpetrators of TDesnicable Crime.

‘Four Departments As " sigh Experts to” Wall Street Horror   ‘War Time Precautions May Be Resumed at  Woe Siar

VARIOUS <FEDERAL . AGENTS: WORKING   In Effort: to. Solve Mystery o New York Tragedy. *:   PALMER’ ORDERS: PROBE,   Secret Service ‘Engaged: .Because‘of’ Proximity of .U. 8. Sub-Freasury-and Assay Of ” fices eofcene of Explosion—  ‘Redoubiéd Precautions in  ‘Girardi ‘Treasury: Building.

EXPERTS START MYSTERY PROBE   GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS TO HUNT OUT PLOTTERS.   GUARDS PROTECT ALL PROPERTY   Official Dragnet Ise Spread in Hope of Catching the Persons Believed Responsible for the Wall Street Explosion.

VARIOUS FEDERAL “AGENTS. WORKING   In Effort to Solve Mystery o New York Tragedy.   PALMER “ ORDERS PROBE.   Secret Service Engaged Eccause of Proximity of U. 8. Sub-TFreasury and Assay Offices to Scene of Explosion— Redoubled Precautions in Guarding Treasury Building.

U. 0, UFFIGIALS LAY EXPLOOION TO BOMB PLOT   Federal Government Making Determined Effort to Capture Persons Responsible for the Appalling Loss of Life.   PALMER AND FLYNN BUSY   Every Branch of Secret Service Working Desperately to Solve Mystery of New York Disaster.

Half a Dozen Departments Dispatch Men t Scene in Effort to Solve Mystery; Officials of Morgan Firm Voice Belief That Collision Was Cause of the Explosion   CAREGUARD FEDERAL PROPERTY

Uae AEOUURCES OF GOVERNMEN   In Efforts to Solve Myster ‘of Explosion   TO PROBE CAREFULLY   Secret Services of Various Departments Begin Investigation with View to Bringing to Justice Perpetrators of Ghastly Outrage in New York Financial District

AGENCIES FEDERAL COVERNMENT BUS!   Attorney General Palmer Declines to Discuss Possibk Causes of Explosion in Nev York.

SKELETON 200, C00 YEARS Cul      Prehistoric Animal's Bones Found in Nebraska, Fossil Beds

RUBE MARQUARD ARRESTED FOR TICKET SCALPING   RROOKLVYNS STAR PEPCTIER EN TOTES OF LAW FOR MARKING WONEY ON THE SIDE

Held For Extortion In Trying Te Sell a eeoonern Ticket For $356.00.

a and Mansger ee uw the Charges amd Declared TH Was a Case of Mistaken identity.—-To He Arraigned Monday.  Both Marquar con Laughed

SUPREME COURT DENIED MOTION   Lower Sourts Held Pool Hall Act Constitutional in Texas

FARMERS CALL $2.30 FAIR PRICE FOR WHEAT   Nebraska and Kansas Growers Meet at Salina to Talk Over the Sitnatian.

SEAGER ID ENTER BERLIN Ih OCHS FORGES      Long Cherished Dream of the Doughboy May at Last Find Full Realization in Unter den Linden:   14,000 ARE READY FOR VICTORY MARCH   May. Gen. Henry 1. Alien Is in Command and His Duties Are “to Restore Order” in His Arear. .

(..0.P. CONVENTION  RECESSES AFTER Tht STH BALLOT TAKEN   KANSAS REPORTED TO BT READY TO JOIN HARDING   Massachusetts Also Reported To Be Ready to Join Ohio Man’s Camp When Balloting is Resumed Saturday Afternoon — Discussing Vice Procidential Timber.

JUWDEN AND WOUD ARE LOSING GROUNE   Re-Convene at four O'clock This Evening.

CONVENTION ADJOURNS UNTIL 4 P. M—EIGHT BALLOTS HAVE BEEN TAKEN—GENERAL WOOD IS WEAKENING IN FINISH. 

CONVENTION MAY BREAK: TO HARDING AT ANY TIME    Missouri Delegation Wants © te  Vote Solidly for. Senator  { from Ohio.   (PENROSE SAYS OHIOAN ISSATISFACTORY AS NOMINEE.   Sends Word to Convention That  Harding Is Not Dspleas-,  . ing to Him.    CONVENTION TAKES RECESS.   Will Meet Again at Five 0’ clock This Afternoon Despite the Pleas of Harding Men. *

LOWDEN LEADS, WOOD IS SECOND BUT BOTH LOSING   Penrose Wires He’s Agreeable to Harding; Kansas and Missouri to Swing on Next Ballot; Recess Until 4 P.M.

Nomination of Senator Harding is Predicted When the Convention Goes Into Recess This Afternoon.   LOWDEN-WOOD KNOT TIGHTENS DURING DAY   Leading Candidates Ontdistance Johnson——Californian May Be Offered Vice-Presidency—End In Sight.

JOHNSON TURNS DOWN 2ND PLACE RECESSUNTIL 4:   MISSOURL AND KANSAS MAY CO FOR MARDING-HAR DENG M. ANAGH aS ALL  NIGHT

EIGHTH BALLOT IS REACHED AND STILL NO NOMINATION   LOWDEN LEADS WITH 307; HARDING HAD CLIMBED TO 133 1-2 VOTES.   CONVENTION RECESSES TILL 4 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON

G. 0. P. Leaders Concede Harding Victory; — Convention Takes Short Recess After Ficht Ballots Find Deadlock Unbroket

Session Was to Be Resumed at 4 O’clock, at Which Tire Harding Managers Expected to Break Deadlock with Landslide to Ohio Candidate

BREAK CAME SLOW DURING EARLY VOTING   Lowden Gained Most And Went Into Lead On Fifth Count

COWDEN AND WOOD ANE LOSING GROUNE   Jhio Senator Makes Rapid Gain After The Deadlock Between Lowden and Wood.  Willis Says “It Wil be Harding As Soon As We Come Back’   Re-Convene at four O'clock This Evening.

VENTION [a ALL PREPARED 10 NANIE HARNING   Claimed Missouri, Kansas, Massachusetts and Pennsy!vania to Swing to Him   OTHERS TO FOLLOW THEM   Talk of Johnson as Running Mate for Harding--Penrose Says Harding O. K.

Leaders Take Opportunity During Recess to Discuss Most Available Candidate for Vice President.

vonvention Adjourns After Swelter ing Through Eight Innings of Hot Contest; Boom for Harding   THE BALLOTING

IDE FOR HARDING STEADILY RISING   Convention Recessed at Noon After Eighth Ballot Until 4 O’clock, When It Is Expected ee Will Win.  SAM

EXPANDING EXPORTS 10 AMERICA MAY RELIVE MENACING LONDON MONEY STATUS

EXPORTS 100. §. LONDON SEES AS A FINANCIAL NEI   Credits to Europe to Hélp Se Commerce Wheels Going !s Seen One Possibility.   NEED TO GET U.S. GOLD TO BRITAIN POINTED OUT   Action of U. S. Banks Against Discounting Bills Looked Upon With Approval.

“XCHANGE STATUS WORRIES BRITISH BANKING CIRCLES   international Meeting On European Credits Soon Is Predicted.

BRITISH MONEY SMASH EASIER   Rates on Exchange for the English Pound Sterling Climbs Upward Somewhat in New York During the Morning Hours.   ENGLISH TOLD TO PURCHASE FEWER LUXURIES HERE

WUNTERENCE UF NATIONS MAY AVERT MUNEY CRASH   Foreign Exchange Situation Sull Feverish: New York Improving   STOP DISCOUNTING OF DOLLAR BILLS   Flour Drops 50 Cents, Due to Slump in Wheat  Market

DIOTENSION OF EXPORTS TO AMERIGE   Necessary to Stabilize Ex. change and Quiet Financial World.

EUROPE ASKS CREDIT   NEEDED TO SET WHEELS OF COM. MERCE IN MOTION.   London Market Is Feverish—Foreign Exchange Situation Eagerly Discussed.

* Beonamie: ae heey   FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE HOLDS COMMON. INTEREST   Reports from: Washington on ' Possible Action on Interna- tional Finanéial Situation is  Eagerly Read in London

ENGLIGH EXCHANGE HAS BETTER TONE   After Opening At $3.22 1-4 Makes Gain and Reaches $3.25.1-4 First Hour. .   London Watching America and Expresses Satisfaction With Reported Bank Action

Increased Consumption in America of Old World Wares is Fostered as Necessity for Economic Improvement   FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE HOLDS COMMON INTEREST   Reports fronf Washington on Possible Action on International Financia] Situation is Eagerly Read in London

SURVEY SHOWS TRACTOR COSTS      Labor, Fuel, Depreciation, Big Items $1.76 Per Acre,

GIANT FRAME-UP ALLEGED BY COP ~ INMOONEY CASE   Testimony _ Perjured According to Story ~ Told to Mayor. -

CALLS MOONEY CASE! GIGANTIC FRAMEUP   ‘Police Officer Divulges Alleged De uty os 2admous om Qutrage pe

Witnesses Coached to Give Evidence As They Did!   COP BLOWS IT ALL.  i   Man Who Had Part In Plot Has Weird  Confession.

BIG TRIAL! Witnesses Coached  to   Witnesses Coached to Give Evidence As They Didt   COP BLOWS IT  ALI, :

IMPORTANT FIGURE IN THE CASE  RESULTING FROM BOMB EXPLOSION SAYS TESTIMONY WAS PERJURED   Police Officer Says Several Witnesses Were “Coached” for Weeks as to What They Should Say on the Stand; Billings Also “Railroaded” to Prison, Charges in Statement to Mayor Rolph.

POLICENANSAYS. MONEY EVIDENCE MANUFACTURED   Declares Corporation De tective Arranged Perfqured Program.

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF MOONEY A FRAME-UP   Witnesses Were Coached for Weeks, Police Officer Draper’ Hand Declares.

Behe a t  gi  a  Japanese Issue Is Paramount In West   alifornia Will Vote On Laws Limiting Activities Of The Yellow Man In November   WOULDBAR HIM FROMTHE FARM

STARTS A NEW CRUSADE AGAINST JAPANESE NOW   MEASURES LIMITING ACTIVITIES OF NIPPONESE WILL BE VOTED ON IN NOVEMBER

NeW MEASURES ARE PROPOSED AGAINGT JAPS   California Legislature Will Vote in November on Further Registrations   WOULD DENY JAPANESE RIGHT TO LEASE LAND   CAMPAIGN 'TO BE LAUNCHEL FOR FRDERAL LEGISLATION AGAINST IMMIGRANTS ANI THEIR CHILDREN,

CUT TRAINING  SEASON SHOR’   Boston Red Cox Will Ga to Hot Springs Next March Ninth

SONS NOT DOWN’         Reports False, Concerning: the vor Know n’Kekomo Auto Plant.

APPERSONS NOT DOWN. - 3   Reports False Concerning the Well Known Kokomo Auto Plant.

KILLS FOUR BEARS IN SINGLE DAY   «By Associated Press Leased Wire)

GAS EXPLOSION STARTED FIRE   Damage in ' * Oklahoma Town by Flames. Estimated at $100,000

GAS. EXPLOSION. STARTED FIRE   Damage ‘in Oklahoma Town by Flames E.sti- - mated-at $100,600

FARM BUREAU TO HOLD BIG PICNIC   Ons PARK JUNE 19th:  BIG COUNTY PICNIC: a BE iz ace

ENGLAND FACES ~ PROSPEROUS YEAR   This Providing Nation Qan Escape Further Labor Trouble and Clear _. Transport Congestion. “N¥

GREAT BRITAIN EXPECTING “{VPRECEDENTED TRADE”   Declared That She Ia To Have a Year of The Biggest Business ¥Yct.

ARMY MOBILIZED ‘TO FIGHT REDS   Bavaria Makes No Move Toward ‘—~ Dissolving -Civi) Home ' Guard. 1   COUNTRY NEEDS PROTECTION   Prime Minister, Herr Von Kohr, Ex plaing Stand of the Government Must Malntain Law and Order;  He Declares.

ARMY MOBILIZED TO FISHT REDS   cavaria Makes No Move Toward Dissoiving Civil Home Guard..   SOUNTRY NEEDS PROTECTION           __orime pEnisten, Herr ea Kohr, Ex  " Must Maintain Law and Order, . He Declares.

BAVARIAN HAVE BIG HOME GUARD   Claim Army Was Mobilized te Fight the Bolsheviki.   NO MOVE TOWARD DISSOLVING   Herr Ven Kahr, Prime Minister, in Explaining Stand, Declares Govérnment Will Maintain Law — and Order at Any Cost.

THREE SETS OF CANDIDATES IN PRIMARY TODAY   SOUTH DAKOTA VOTERS ARE INSTRUCTING NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES   WOOD AND WILSON ARE MAJORITY CANDIDATES

VOTERS OF SOUTH: DAKOTA 10 NAME CHOICE TODA)   THREE SETS OF CANDIDATES Ii EACH PARTY   PLATFORMS MUST BE SQUEEZED IN EIGHT WORDS   “Patriotism, Progress, Prosperity, !ior esty, Economy, Law and Order” Is the Slogan of the Wood Forces Regular or Majoritv Republicans

SOUTH DAKOTA VOTES GN DELEGATES TODA   Presidential Preference Delegate and Complete State Tickets Will Be Named.   FIGHT IS THREE CORNERED   Three Sects of Presidential Possi. bilities Will Make Bid for Support at Polls.

SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY ON TODAY   All Parties There Select Men fa Whom They Want Delegates to Vote at National  Conveniton.

REGULAR PARTY CANDIDATES Wit IN EMPIRE STATE   New York Primary Contests Decided in Favor of Organization Forces.

WILL PLAY FOR MR, HARDING   Chicago Cubs Will Stage A: Exhibition Game for “Front Porch.”

CHICAGO CUBS WILL AID FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Harding Will Pitch First Bal in Benefit Game at  sat

BASEBALL 10 AID HARDING IN CAMPAIGN   Chicago Cubs To Play Exhibition Game At Marion.

CHICAGO CUBS 10. PLAY FOR HARDINE   Republican ~ Nominee ~. Says . «There Shall Never Be Sub-— ‘stitute for Ue S Flag

TO PLAY AT MARION      Chicago Cubs Will Play in Candidate’s Town September 2

CHICAGO CUBS TO PLAY FOR HARDING   National League Team Will Staae Exhibition Game With Local Aggregation, at Marion.   CHANCE REMARK RESPONSIBLE

CHICAGO CUBS TO PLAY BALL FOR HARDING   G. O. P. Nominee Will Pitct First Ball at Game at Marion.

HARDING TO SEE BALL GAMES IN MARION   CHICAGO CUBS TO PLAY IN MARION. «AS RESULT OF CHANCE REMARK BY SEN. HARDING

CHICAGO CUBS T0 ViSIT FRONT PORCH   Will Play Exhibition Game for Harding.

osc mes mao es a.  Harding To Pitch First™ Ball In Exhibition Game af ChicaroCubs at Marion

Widespread Reaction Following Deposed President’s Murder Is Reported—Troops Are in Pursuit of Villa.

REACTION FOLLOWS CARRANZA’S DEATH   Mexicans Begin. to Feel They  Must Now Reduce Vitla  to Submission      AN AVENGING MOVEMENT   Reports Reach Washington-té. " the Effect That Such a Movement Is Planned

ANOTHER OUTBREAK LIKELY -IN- MEXICE   mesic Reaction. Results From Killing of. Carranza,

NEW REACTION IN MEXICO.   De Facto Government May Have to Face Important Armed Opposition.

HUERTAAT HEAD OF GOVERNMENT   Is Elected President Ad Interim of Mexico  REPORTS OF REACTION   Prominent Politicians Said to be Suspected of Preparing to Take Advantage of Indignation Caused by Murder of Carranza te Start Trouble— Villa Also Menere

* Capital Politicians, Alleged te Be Taking Advantage of Feeling Over Slaying   VILLA FORCE NOT FEARED   Gen Obregon Sends Messenger to President Wilson With Revolutionist’s Aims

CARRANZA’S DEATH IS CAUSING REBELS   Washington Reports Indicate Prominent Mexicans Will — Capitalize His Death.      DE FACTO GOVERNMENT HAS NO FEARS OF VILLA   Bandit Leader is Given Ultimatum Asking Whether or Not He Will Be Loyal.

MILLING QF CARRANZA ROUSES MEXICANS   New Government Nay Have to Face Armed {pposition.

STORM CLOUDS BREWING IN OLD MEXICO   Revolutionary Party ~ May Have to Fight for Country Yet.

TWO GIRLS DIE FROM BURNS   Fire Started When Mar Struck Match 'to Light  _a Cigarette .

SEEK CORNER IN PINEAPPLES   Chicago Packing Houses Accused ef Trying to Monopolise.

PREMIER GIOLEIT HAS STORM AHEAD   Employers , , Oppose Program of Measure for Joint Fac-. tory Control.   (‘ACTION SAVED SITUATION.   Socialists Fear Plot but Union Workers Accept Proposition Willingly,

TIPTON BOY INIUNED.      Joe Means Victim at }Wreck Neat Ann Arbor, Mi

TIPTON BOY INJURED,   Joe Means Victim of Wreck Neat Ann Arbor, Mich. —

PHEAWENT OF DEFONGT BANK IO rOUNL DEAD   SHOT THROGLGH HEAD AND FOUND DYING EARLY TODAY: BANK CLOSED MONDAY,

PRESIDENT ADDISON, OF FAILING BANK.  AT NOCONA KILLS HIMSELF WITH PISTOL   State Bank Examiner Closed the Bank on Monday and the Shock Caused the President to Take His Own Life—Was Well Known in Texas.

BANKER FOUND DEAD TODAY   Was President of Finan. cial Institution Recently Closed

BANK HEAD IS FOUND DEAD   His Bank in Texas Was Closed Mon qdave he Ki xcaminer.

NOCONA BANKER . IS FOUND DEAD   Bullet Ends Life of J. T. Addison.

MINE. WORKERS PRESENT DEMANDS   Men in Anthracite Fields o Pennsyivania Draw Up New Wage Agreement

HARD COAL MEN FRAME DEMANDS UPON OPERATORS Thirty-hour Week Is Asked by t NUONS

MINERS PRESERT ~NEW WAGE SCALE   Sub-Committee Selected — te Negotiate Contract.   NO COMMENT [S OFFERED   Unofficial Opinions Expressed By Operators That Increase in Pay Will Mean, Rise in Price of Coal—Decision Will  - Await Award of Bituminous Coninission.

MINERS FORMALLY PRESENT GEMANDS   Sub-Committee uf Practica Men Named to Negotiate < New Wage Cortract for the Anthracite Fied.

CONTRACTOR FOR CUTSTONE WORK “TS QUESTIONED   New-York Probe Into Building ~ Trust Goes Into the “Stone Business. '   ALL. ARE “IN - ASSOCIATION   Witness Admits Organization Is “to Boost Prices and Elim_ inate Competition. ;

CONTRACTOR I ASKED ABOUT BULL DING THUS]   Cut Stone Association Js Ex. amined by New York ‘ Cominittee.   FEAR ANTI-TRUST LAW   Admits Purpose of Organi zation Is to Eliminate "Competition,

THE OUALE [a olGNE!   HIGHER WAGES TO MINERS Fl FECTIVE, TODAY,   New Agreemena Will Boost) Price of Coal But Wil Decrease Trouble.

UPEAATORS AND MINERS AGREE   CONTPEACT POR NEAT TW  YEARS CLOSED.      SEAR se REN ee EIN  Hight Hour Day Stands. Miners Get 27 Per Cent. Increa:

TURKS ATTEMPT DENIAL OF ARMENIAN OUTRAGES    Blame Marash Trouble onFrench and “Some Young Armenians Seduced by Foreign Gold”

SUFFRAGE PASSES TENN. UPPER HOUSE   Senate Adopts Ratificatior Resolution by Overwhelming Majority   FIGHT COMES IN HOUSE!   Women’s Party Leaders Are Bending very Effort to Se-. cure Favorable Vote Tues.

TENNESSEE SGEONS ADOPT SUFF BIL   pny RESOLUTION IS  PASSED BY 25 TO 4 VOTE—  HOUSE 'TO ACT MONDAY.

Selons Vote 25-4 on Amend. ment; House Vote Delayed Giver Sunday.

Suffrage is Ratified by Tennessee Senate;  House Votes Next Week

PASS HALF WAY POST IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   AMENDMENT RATIFIED BY TENNESSEE SENATE.   Maine Contest to Ceme te the Loewe: Heuse Early Next Week, With Netther Side Assured of a VWietery.

‘TENNESSEE SENATE STRONG FOR SUFFRAGE     ‘Adopts Ratification Resolution By  Vote of 25 to 4—House Votes Monday.

SENATE IN TENN. 0. K’S SUFFRAGE - BYBIGMAJORITY   Even Most Optimistic of Suffrage Forces Stand Surprised at Margin   REAL FIGHT IN HOUSE   WORKERS REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO SECURE FAVORABLE ACTION BY REPRESENTATIVES,

SENATE RATIFIED; TENNESSEE HOUSE TQ VOTE MONDAY   COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER RESOLUTION ON MONDAY; FATE STILL IN BALANCE

SUFFRAGE WINS   THE VOTE WAS 25. 7 1   Bigger Majority’. for ‘Amendment SST: eh SK ieee ieee = : “Expected in. House -

LANDSLIDE OF “AYES” FOLLOWS BITTER DEBATE OVER VALIDIT'   Leaders in Council Formulate Strategic Plans for Monday’s Decisive Clash--Racial Issue Intro duced by G. O. PB. Speaker. -

Woman Suffrage Forces Are.Jubilant Over’ the: Action of the - Tonnesed Senate, Which : Votetl 26 to 4 in Favor of the + Yamesttong Hones That. Asan will Follow : Sen . ate’s Lead. ce

SUFFRAGE BILL PASSED.   Ter.nessee Senate by Vote of 25 to 4 Adopts Resolution of Ratification.

'ENNESSEE SENATE ADOPTS GOVERNOR BICKETT’S MES. SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT SAGE ON WOMAN cope is

SUFFRAGE WINS IN TENNESSEE SENATE BY VOTE OF 25 TO 4   Ratification Resolution Is Re ported Fayorably by North Carolina Committee.   SUFFRAGISTS NOT SURE OF LOWER TENNESSEE HOUSE   North Carolina Governor Urge: Ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment.

SUFFRAGE WINS IN TENNESSEE SENATE   Vote of 25 to 4 Surprise Even to Advocates   House Adjourns Till Monday—Rea Fight Expected Then

SUFFRAGE GETS BOOST, SENATE OF TENNESSEE   Amendment Is Now Up t Lower House; Majority  is Large.

Lower Bedy Adjourns to Monday Without Taking Action   SENATE VOTE 25 T0 4   ' Women Workers Redouble Ef forts to Secure Favorable Result in House

McIN’ TOSH COUNTY WELL REPRESENTED   McIntosh County Has Enrollment of Seventeen in the Sraile University.

WELL REPRESENTED.   McIntosh County Has Enrollmen  of Seventeen in the State University.

BUVERNOR GOK 5 NOT MOVED   From His Stand for ‘‘Votes for Wemen’’ by the Anti. Suffragist Group.   TELLS THEM H&E WILL STAND PAT ON ISSUE   Democratic Candidate, on Big Horse, Chases a Little Rabbit to Cover.

HUSBAND SAVED - ON. HOSE   Bought Silk Stockings at Discount for Other Women Where Wife Worked,

Bought Silk Stockings at Discount for Other Women Where Wife Worked.

‘CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM STATE PRISON FARM      All But Four Are Recaptured and Give Themselves Up in Three Hours.

Would Hold Down Costs.   ‘MCORMIOK Is SKEPTICAL OVER FAILUBE OF LEAGUE

LEAGUE WILL TALK ITSELF TO DEATE   Senator McCormick Sees Ni Future for League of Nations.

2 LEAGUE TOO ng LOQUACIONS.  Senator M eCormick Fears Ceancll “Ww ee TaIk Mtacit 4° ‘Death.: :

SOME PRAIRIE DOGS.   Millions of Them Inhabited Ranch in State of Arizona.

LOWDEN SAYS HE FEARED DEADLOCK   Expresses Confidence In Party Leader Chosen, and Aims to Back Him Heartily.

GAVE UP FEARING DEADLOCK MIGHT 00 PARTY HARM   PROTRACTED FIGHT WOULD HAVE BEEN DETRIMENTAL, BELIEVES ILLINOIS GOVERNOR.   LOWDEN PRAISES HARDING   Hurt of Kentucky Says Wood Would Have Been Nominated Had Governor Stayed in Race to the End,

Fear of Prolonged Deadlock Prompted Governor to Re. lease Delegates—Will Support Successful Candidate.

LOWDEN SAYS HE QUIT FOR PARTY   Feared Protracted Deadlock That Would be Detrimental to Republicans   WEST IS PRIME MOVE   ‘National Committeeman From Kentucky Cast 26 Votes for the Victor

LOWDEN FEARED VOTE—DEADLOCK   Says He Withdrew For Tha! Reason and in Best Interests of the Party

Presidential Nominee Leaves Zanesville Early This Morning For Marion  *   25,000 EXPECTED TO ROAR OUT GREETING   Boyhood Friends And Old Residents Will Witness His Arrival

Nomination Will Be Formally Accepted in Front Porch Speech at 6p. m.   CROWD OF 25,000 IS EXPECTED TO ATTEND   LITTLE INTEREST IS DISPLAYED BY SENATOR IN) PRO. CEEDINGS OF DEMOCKATS AT SAN FRANCISCO.

AYO FOOD Phlbka ARE GOING DOWN   Institute of Meat Packers Issues Bulletin on Subject.   EXPORTS FALL TO NORMAL   Drop in Foreign Exchange and Big Supply of Bacon on Hand in England Causes Backing Up in Home Market, Says Report.

FOOD PRICES = GOING DOWN   Meat to Cost Less Says Bulletin Issued by Institute of Packers.   EXPORTS ARE FALLING OFF   roreign ‘rade Has Declined to Point Where It Mas Virtually Ceased— Federal Experts Expect Cheaper Sugar.

Institute Of: leat Packers Issues Bulletin  ‘on: ‘Subject.   EXPORTS FALL TO. NORMAL   Drop: in Fortier: “Exchange and - ‘Big  2 Supply of Bacon on. Hand in Eng.  ' fand Causes Backing.” Up- in ~ Home Market; Says Report. .

New Scheme to Settle Labor Trouble Going Into Senate Soon.   INDUSTRIAL BOARD AT CAPITAL DURING WEEK   Coal Commission Also Starts ork on Problems of Coal Production.

BILL PHUF Uae PARLIAMENT OF ALL INDUSTRIES   Measure for Framing Indus. trial Code Shortly to Be Introduced in House   WOULD BE MELTINGPOT FOR ALL IDEAS   TENTATIVE PLANS CALL POR 100 REPRESENTATIVES EACH OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND THE PUBLIC.

COURT OF INDUSTRY TO AND CONGRESS PROPOSED IN BILL   RESOLUTION CLASS ON PRESIDENT FOR FORM PARLIAMENTARY BODY TO SOLVE PROBLEMS

PARLIAMENT 0} INDUSTRY. FOR _ CONGRESS      [By Raymond _ Clapper, ‘United Press Staff: Corresnondent.1-.

PARLIAMENT FOR INDUSTRY PEANNEI   ‘Would Draw Up Code As Basis  -for Future Legislation  ; _ _

EXFUKIS -ARE ON DECLINE   Total in November Is $75,000,000 Be lavas Ortahar

NOVEMBER EXPORTS SMALLER   Month's Total !s $76,000,000 Below October—Imports Valued at $321,000,000.,

KILLS ALLEGED AUTO BAN DIT.   Engaged Deputy Sheriff at Wakeeney Kansas, in Running Fight.

SHERIFF RILLS AUTO BANDI   Elmer Malone Shot Down By Kansas Officer in Salina.

SOLVING OF HOUSING PROBLEM   Mleetric Power Claimed as the hey  by Manitoba Wan.

SENATE MAY ACT ON BORAW CHARGE   SPECIFIC INFORMATION AS TO CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES (S BEING GATHERED.

“Campaign Frauds Seandal”  Originated, by  Borah May Bring Developments.

OF FINES LOOMING   Wilson to Defer His Thir Term Announcement,  Is Believed

CAMPAIGNIUND SCANDAL PROBL IS IN PROSPLC1   Rorah’s Charges Against Pres '_ dential Aspirants May Le Lead - to Startling Developments   (SAYS. TESTIMONIALS  ARE BEING BOUGHT

PRESIDENTIAL -ASPIRANTS_ DENOUNCE ©  CHARGES   [By L. C. Martin, United Press Staf Correspondent.] -

CAMPAIGN MONE’   Washington’s Latest ““Scandal” Presents Some Serious Possibilities.   VOTE GETTING COST HIGH   Campaign Managers Laugh at Borah's Statements About Slush Funds,

PROBE SOURCES Of MONEY IN DRIVE FOR WHITE HOUSE   CHARGE THAT MONEY 1S USE! LAVISHLY BY CANDIDATES MAY START SENATORIAL INVESIIGATION   HOOVER WANTS PUBLICITY   Herbert. Hocver Tells Railroad Men He is Not a Candidate But That Campaign Books Should be Open to Ine spection

DEVELOPMENTS IN “CAMPAIGN SCANDAL” ARE EXPECTED SOON       Candidates, However, vever, Laugh at Borah Charges That They Would “Buy” Conventions. »

SEPEHEHEEEDESEHESEH 64444464446 46444F *  + + WISTORY OF DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON- % + VENTIONS FROM 1832 TO 1920 »>  + * $6¢444¢464¢4¢4 (By Henry ©, Faller) +e he oee

“PLOOD IN ARNO VALLEY   City of Pisa in Path oF the Rising Water

PREMONITION SAVES BOY.   George Kendall, Formerly ot Tipton. Has Narrow Escape.

EREMONITIO:          Gearge Kendall, ‘Formerly of ‘Fiptan. ised %

 BIG FOREIGN TRADE      Balance of Over Four Billions Piled ty Br U. S&S. Im the  leant Vear.

i BIG FOREIGN TRADE   Balance of Over Four Billions Piled Uv Ry U. §. In the Last Yenr,

aTOCKS PRICES TAKE BIG FALL   Continued Foreign Exchangé improvement Fails to Hold Gains Made Early.   = * Steel Stumbles an Drops to Lowest Quotation for Months.

Leading Issues at New York Tum ble 6 to 15 Points——Call Money Up.

WILSON AN EXPONENT OF SOCIALIST IDEALS   President So Characterized al

NAVY TO- MANEUVER   COMBINED FLEET TO BE AS. SEMBLED FORK BIG EVENT,   Many New Additions Have Beer "Made to Fleet. As Result of the Late War,

TO GOMBINE THE TWO-BIG FLEETS   Prepare For Great Maneuver Off Pacific Coast.

RAPS EUROPEAN STATESMANSHIF   ‘Conadian Delegate St! tar! tles the League Assembly,    FEARS FOREIGN DOMINATION

RAPS EUROPEAN . STATESPANSHI   Genadian Delegate’ Starles th “* “League“Asseraily,   FEARS’ FOREIGN GOFHATION

FATAL MALADY HITS OKLAHOMA CAUSING DEATH   FIVE HUNDRED TERSONS ARI STREKEN AT SKEATOOR MANY PEATHS REPORTED.   The State Health Department is Baf  Hed by Che Di e—One Physician  ys Tt Is a Mild Form * of Cholera.

BAFFLED BY STRANGE MALADY      Mysterious Aijimenat in Oklahoma, With Several Deaths,

FIVE HUNDRED SICK ~———INONE TOWN   One-fourth of Population of Skia took, Okla., Are Il] with Strange Malady

1 UP. FOLK FAR AHEAD W CN   Number Tabbed Two-third: Greater Than During  Last County Vote

GLARA SMITH 10 FACE THE GHARGES   Avdinere Woinat's  Bather ane Mother Sry- Ste WHE Give Hieeeds Up .         WHEREABOUTS JS SECRET   ss Ay. Aud Mrs, Smith Say Danghte Was Not in-Chihuahna—wWl Return to Fase, ”

WOMAN 1§ CHARGED WITH TWO MURDERS      Police Believe St. Louis Womar Caused Deaths of Two Husbands

RESIGNS POSITION; MOVES TO MARYLAND   NATWICK RESIGNS ASSISTAN’ POSTMASTERSHIP AFTEI LONG SERVICE

Committee of 48, Which Adjourned Last Night Without Naming National Ticket, Seriously Considers Launching An other Party—One Point of Disagreement Hinges Around New Farmer Labor Party.

APCURDY AND OTHERS ARE DISSATISFIED   Followers Are Divided as to Advisability of Proposed Plans

‘Dh? 2 2 SFACTION EXISTS "32 MER-LABOR PARTY.   Plath = € Concern: Nearest tok . a Political Is Distasteful to Many Objectors toOld Parties 

FORTY- EIGHTERS MAY BOLT LABOR AND FARMERS IN NEW PARTY PLAN   NATURALLY RADICALS BERIND NEW PARTY MWOVEMENT CANNOT AGREE ON ANYTHING

FORMATION OF ANOTHER PARTY 1S CONSIDEREL      Forty-Eighters Not Satisfied With Happenings at the Third Party Meeting.

DEBATE ON TREATY MAY HAVE NO LIMIT   SENATE NOT INCLINED TO FIX A RULE OF CLOTURE.   Effort to Be Made, However, to Hasten Discussion to a Rollcall—Nerotiations for Agreement  On Reservatious.

SENATE EXPECTS A BITTER FIGHT ON THE TREATY   FAILURE PREDICTED FOR EFFORT MAKING TO WRITE NEW CLOTURE PROVISION INTO THE RULES.

SENATE CLOTURE 70 CURB DEEATE ON TREATY, FAILS   AS RESULT UNEIMITED AGT MENTS WILE RESULT WHEN QUESTION COMPS UP

TIME 13 100 SHORT TO MAKE PROVISION FORGURBING DEBATE   Unlimited Discussion Will be in Order When Treaty Comes Before Senate.   MAY REACH FIN®L VOTE IN TEN DAYS, HOWEVER   Another Meeting of Democratic Members Likely to be Called Soon tn Efiert to Break Leadership Dead. lock Between Hitcheock, of Ne. brasha, and Underwood, of Alvhama,

PUINDEATER Octo TAINGo   DEPLORES INFLUENCE IN THIS COUNTRY OF THE LETTER OF VISCOUNT GREY.   Now Appears Senate Talk Will Be Interminable When Treaty Is Brought Before It.

LOOK FOR LONG DEBATE ON TREATY   Senate Leaders Predict Failure on Efforts Under Way to Curb Debate on Pact.

Hear Rumors of New Offen: - sive and Are Suspicious of Concessions.   POLISH TERMS ACCEPTED   Bolsheviki Peace Commissioners ‘Scrap’ Own Demands and Offer New Treaty,

Hobby Requested to Have Other States Take Upthe Matter   HOUSE COMMITTEE FAILS AGREE OPEN PORT BILL   Would Strike Out Penalties for Interference Leaving Matter to Governor

FAMED CAVALRY LEADER OF REDS BADLY WOUNDED   Gen. Budenny Shot Down While Leading Drive On Lemberg   FORCES ARE ROUTED

coop LADY Go         ! rsherget y Shock to .ériends,  Death’ of Mrs, George Dov  Fri

GOOD LADY GONE.   Death of Mrs, George Doversherger Priday Shock to Friends,

OME RETURN TO WORK      Switchmen at Kansas City and San Francisco Back on Job

—— LE  WANT MORE SKILLED MEN   Bethiehem Shipyards Call for 1,000 More Efficient Workmen at Baltimore.

WANT MORE SKILLED MEN   Gethichem Shipyards Call for 1,000 More Efficlent Workmen at Baltimore.

ROCKEFELLER TELLS UF TOUGH SLEDDING IN EARLIER YEARS   GOLDEN JUBILEE OF BIG OIL CORPORATIONS HEARS LET. TER FROM FOUNDER ON STRUGGLES OF THE INFANT

THE STANDARD OiL HISTORY TEADS LIKE THE STOEY OF ALADDIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP

RELATES GROWTH OF STANDARD OIL CO   John D. Rockefeller Tells of Difficulty Forming Company Fifty Years Ago   GOLDEN JUBILEE IS CELEBRATED

Unity of Refming Interests Was New Era In Standard’s History, Magnate Declares.

THE STANDARD OIL'S RISE TO GREATNESS   JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER ABLE Te TELL THE sTORY.   Letter From Multi-Millionaire Head at Golden Jubilee of Giant (orporation—Had an Ilam bie Beginning.   Becsan Task of Combining.

COMPANY'S HISTORY GIVEN,   Fiftieth Anniversary of Stand. ard Oil Company's Pounding Celebrated at Dinner,

2,000,000 LIKELY TO VOTE IN OW0   More Than 700,000 \' Giga Ex pected to Go ia ici.s,   BATTLE OF BALLOTS KCW ON

2,000,000 LIKELY TO VOTE IN’ OHIO   Hore Than 700,000 Womon Eypected to Goto Polls,   BATTLE: OF BALLOTS NOW CH

=D CAMPAIN AT COLUMBUS      THE SENATOR MADE BRIEF  SPEECHES TODAY IN. MID DLETOWN, DAYTON AND ~ SPRINGFIELD.   PLEADS FOR A GREDIT SYSTEM   To Protect the Crep Growers of the Country Where the Market is Oversupplied.

FINAL ADDRESS JUHEOULED FOR CAPITOL GH   Domestic and Foreign Pel icy To Feature Columhus Speech.   SCORES DEMOCRATS   Senator in Cincinnati Talk Friday, Indicts Ad» ministration.

HARDING ENDS HIS: CAMPAIGN TONIGHT   in Cincinnati “Speech Senator. Urge Credit System ‘to Protect “Crop” Growers——Favors Soldier Bonus:

SENATOR HARDING ENDING GAN PaIGh   Republican Candidate Will Make Closing Speech at Columbus Tonight.

Deep Interest Allached to Address Which Will Defhiilely State Candidate's Position.

ADELINE BABIN 10 REMAIN HERE   rrant For Her Deportation Cancelled By Assistant Secretary Post

SHIPPEY’ FRENCH. GIR TO REMAIN   Government WIH Not Doport Madeline Baldn, Sweet honrt. of Missouri J Poed

INDIANA PROFESSOR ~~ QN FISH EXPEDITION   Seeks. New Variety of Fin Tribe ‘in South America.

STUDENT 18 SOUGHT.   —_—  Police Hope to Get Light on Move“ ments of C. Drewes. -, .

STEAMER.AND SCHOONER IN TROUBLE OF LOOKOUT   FORMER (8 BEING TOWED TO CAPE BY COAST GUARD CUTTER—OTHER SPURNS PELIEF.

INSTANTLY KILLED BY _ STREET CAR   WHEN MOTORCYCLE SKIDDED INTO A - FAST MOVING CAR.   Oscar Walstrom, Euploy of a Steubenville C Victim ' of Fatal Acct dent on His Way te Wark.

eS a es ee oe  INSTANTLY ° KILLED BY STREET CAR   WHEN MOTORCYCLE SKIDDED INTO A . FAST MOVING CAR.   Oscar Walstrom,' ‘Employe .§f,,a Steubenville Co.  Victim. of. Fatal Acci. \ dent: ob ‘His: Way. te

WOULD INDICATE HUSBANL   ; 2 Mro. Jacob L. Hamop Will Be Candi+} date For His Place On the, National Gommittee,

Mystery Surrounds. Roy Harp Ruehlitig’s Story of ” Wits 's Drowning.      SUIT FOR DIVORCE -WAS FILED RECENTLY   Fail to Find Anyone Who Saw Two Together; Husband Rescued Fur Coat

AIR OF S.YSTERY IK -UESTING GASE   Featuring Heiress to Detroit Million Dollar Estate.   BODY NOT YET RECOVERED   Husband's Story of Drowning of Woman in Potomac River Under Cover of. Night Darkness——Divorced Husband on Scene in Interest of ThreeSoar Old Chila

WOMAN AT BOTTOM OF POTOMAC, HUSBAND HELE   Story of Drowning While Ca. noeing Converted Into One of Some Mystery.

Featuring Heiress to Detroit Million Dollar Estate.   BODY NOT YET RECOVERED   Husband's Story of Drowning of Woman in Potomac River Under Cover of Night Darkness——Divorced Husband on Scene in Interest of ThreeYear-Old Child.

HUSBAND'S STORY OF WIFE’S DEATH IS INVESTIGATED   Washington Man Says Sh¢ Was Drowned While Canoeing in Potomac.

WOMAN'S DROWNING BECOMES MYSTERY   MRS. KUEHLING’S FIRST HUS BAND AIDS IN DEVELOP‘MENT OF CASE.

‘JOINT MEETING TO CONSOLIDATE WORK         “BOY PROBLEM” HAD LENGTHY DISCUSSION AT ROTARY MEETING   FAVOR UNITED ACTION   But Speakers Do Not Want Y. M. C. A. to “Swallow” Other Bey Activities

JOINT MEETING TO CONSOLIDATE WORK   “BOY PROBLEM” HAD LENGTHY DISCUSSION AT ROTARY MEETING   FAVOR UNITED ACTION   But Speakers Do Not Want Y. M. C. A. to “Nwallow Other Boy Activities   Plan to Maintain Integrity of Or ganizations With Central Admiuistration

‘GLOVE     PACTORYS PROPO      — £5 . Meeting’ Toni        toto Can     the: ta     tee. eat Siduation

C-SEURETAR 1) START HS UALIFDRNIA IRIP GT. 13   Other Democratic Speakers to Leave Next Week for This Section   COX ON LAST LAP OF SUNSET JAUNT   Marshall Says” Harding Wants G.O.P. Dentist to Put Teeth in League

ROOSEVELT TO BE HERI   DEMOCRATIC  VICE - PRESIDEN: TIAL CANDIDATE SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15.

M’ADOO TO SPEAK FOR COX   Former Secretary of the Treasury to Start His Tour on October 14.

TROUBLE FOR HARDING      Mine. Teleme, Famous European Prophatess, Predicts President Elect Will Find Authority Ob-

Noted Seeress Makes 1921 Predictions   Famous Parisian Astrolo ger Sees Many Diffculties for President Elect.

MAY CLEAR UP MOORE MURDER   One of Suspected Men Said To Be Ready To Talk.   WILL BE HEARD THIS AFTERNOON

HARDING IS OUT TRYING 10 LAND MONSTER TARPON   WILL SAIL FROM NEW ORLEANS NOVEMBER 18 FOR PAN.AMA CANAL

Ocaupation: “6f Rhine: Citie: Thought by ‘Business Men to Be Detrimental’ —   THE ALLIES ARE SILENT   Britain, America, Japan anc Kialy Have Expressed No Opinion in the Matter

BUSINESS ME IN FRANCE SAY MISTAKE. MADE   SAY SENDING SOLDIERS INTC GERMANY WAS TRAP TO SEPARATE ALLIES   Government Waiting For Expressions Ey London And Washington On The Operation

FRENCH USE MACHINE GUNS AT FRANKFORT   Germans Say French Troop Movement Unwarranted—Paris Says Treaty Violated

SOBER SIDE “BEING REALIZED.   Wisdom of French Occapation of German Cities Realized.

RED SOGIALIOT ~ ARE DEFEATED   New York Convention Crushe: Radical Declaration by Vote of 103 to 33.

RADICALS MEET DEFEAT BY VOTE   “Red” Declaration of Prin. ciples Crushed by Decisive * Vote of 103 to 33   BEBATE IS VERY BITTER!   Speaker Says Red Flag Is the Only Road to Victory; Pleads tor Comrades

RED FLAG CONTINGENT: GOES DOWN IN DEFEAT   SOCIALIST CONVENTION REFUSES TO ADOFT RADICAL PRINCI. PLES BY BIG VOTE.

RADICALS AD’ ADVOCATE ; ‘(REVOLUTIONARY STEPS   pigs v; Fintan Urged s Then

[Nineis Delegation Serves Notlee " Will Fight for Jneorporation in’ Hillquit Platform Today of Dieta. torship Principle Rejected by Vote of ISS toe Thirty-three on Taesday,

SOCIALIST REDS SUFFER DEFEAT   DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES PROPOSED BY RADICALS REJECTED,   ENGOARL LEADS: REDS   Taunts Willquilt With Being Afraid of the Dictatorship of the Proletarint.

RADICALS LOSE EAST HIGHT Al SOCIALIST. MEE}   Advocates of the Red Flag Crushed by Conservatives   BITTER DEBATE BETWEEN FORCES

RADICAL WING FAILS T0 GRAB PARTY CONTROL   Direct Actionists Beaten b Old Guard of the  Socialists.

RADICALS ARE DEFEATED   “Red” Declaration of Princi ples Beaten by Socialisis by 103 to 33 Vote.

SOCIALISTS NOT OF ONE MIND AY N.Y. MEETING   ‘Radical’ Declaration 0! Principles Crushed; Bitter: ness Marks Debate Be: tween Opposing Factions

RED FLAG BUNCH TASTES DEFEAT   Dictatorship of Proletariat Not Approved   DEBATE VERY BITTER   American Flag is Characterized as Flag of Wall Street and Dictatorship of Wilson by Extremists who Declare for Flag of International Socialism—Hillauit on Top

SOCLAISTS BLOCK RED FLAG FACTION   “ENTEBES TIONALIBTS” VOTEI 2 DOWN ON ILLINOIS PROGRAM   CLASS DICTATORSHIP   Bitter Fight Develops in New York Convention of Party—Wave Anarchvy’s Banner.

“GONOEAVATIVES ARE IN CONTROL IN CONVENTION!   MORE RADICAL REDS LOSE   LEADER OF FACTION I: FRANK, THEY MEAN A REVOLT

RADICAL ELEMENTS ~ DOWNED BY YOTES   KED FLAG SOCIALISTS GET REAL SETEBEACh.   A Decisive Eapression FEliminated Katreme Deciaration of the Principles Providing Dictatorship of Proletariat.

Hiliquit Conservatives in As: cendancy at Convention of Socialists

RED FLAGGERS ARE DEFEATED BY SOCIALISTS   Radical Declaration. of Principles Barred at Convention.

Bolshevik Regime _in Russia to Fal   Washington Officiats Hear tt Cun not Last Longer Than  Middic of Ju

DULOAEVIN! [1 FALL IN MONTH CAPITAL HEAR   Government Intelligence Re ports Soviet Regime Fast Tottering Out   BRUSILOFF FORECAST TO HEAD GOVERNMENT   “ONDITIONS IN) RUSSIA GROW STEADILY WORSE; BREACH REPORTED BETWEEN  LENINE AND TROTZKY.

Washington Hears Bolshevik Reign of Terror in Russia Is Doomed to Certain Fall Within Month.   REPORTS OF TROTZKY’S  ’ DEATH NOT BELIEVEE   Tokio and London Hear Red Leader Is Dead and Lenine Fleeing; Plots Against Soviet Discovered.

BOLSHEVIK REIGN OF LENINE “AND TROTSKY DOOMED   Forecasted in Washington That Their Regime Will Fall by the Middie of July at the Latest.

LOCAL COTTON WiLL STOGK QUOTATIONS   UNUSUAL NOISES WILL BE BARRED IN PORTLAND

MAIDENS HIT BY HYING BULLETS   Reign of Terror Follows Riot: in Streets of Cork Sunday.

MILITARY FIRES ON PEOPLE   Several Young Girls and Former Soldiers Are Hit by Flying Bullets.   MILITARY PATROLS IN ARMORED CARS   One Dead and Four Wounded Are Among the Casualties Reported.

ONE DEAD AND 14 WOUNDED IN CORK RIO]   4RISH CITY IN STATE OF  TERROR AFTER BAYONEY  CHARGE IN WHICH FOR!  MER SOLDIER Was  WITT nw

IRISH CITY NOW SCENE OF TEBROR   Soldiers Bombed By Citi. zens Of Cork.

FOUL PLAY FEARED   SEARCH IS INSTITUTED FOR MISS ING MAN.   STOREKEEPER FAILS TO RETURN   William Pratt Drove to Sioux City on Saturday Morning and Failed to Re. turn Home—Truck and Cap of Driv. er Found,

FOUL PLAY FEARED   SEARCH. 1s INSTITUTED FOR MISS . - ING MAN,   STOREKEEPER FAILS TO. RETURN        William Pratt: Drove to. Sioux Gity o on ‘ daturday Morning and Failed to Retie Home—Truck and Cap of Bris.

BOLSHEVIKI ARE MAKING FUTILE EFFORTS TO SAVE ARMY FROM DESTRUCTION   Their Attempts So Far Have Been Frustrated By the Poles; Reds Lose 11,000 Prisoners in Two Davs.

DRIVE OF RUSSIANS BY POLES i ROUT   Attempts of the Reds to Break the Advance Litie Arevso Far Fruitless

 Attacking in Force Along ma Line of Battle'in Effort to Ean: tricate Trapped Forces, «3   POLES THROW THEM BACHE:    Efforts of Red Forces Reported Unsuccessful at All Points: om Long Fighting Front, "   POLISH ARMIES ADVANCE:   Main Body, Advancing from Ware saw Occupies all Territory ts Fork of Bug and Narew Rivers

11,000 PRISONERS TAKEN INTWO DAYS   Result of Battle Now Beginning Is-Expected to Decide Fate<of Reds Near Prussian Frontier.

BOLSHEVIK FORCES IN RETREAT   Reds in Their Retreat Trying to Save Remnants of Defeated Armies.

REDS REACT 10 TAY SMASHING POLE ADVANGE   Retreating Red Armies Make Last Stand to Save Remnants of Tattered, Disorganized, Fleeing Battalions.

Bolsheviki Attempts at Coun ter-Attacks Fail as Poles Close In   FRENCH REPORT OVER 75,000 REDS CAPTURED   'U. S. Assured Poland Will  Not Advance Over Boun dery In Drive.

BLAMES THE LANDLORD   Tenant Says Nightmare Caused . Him to Shoot Wife

ee wee ee ee ee ww ': WORRIED OVER HIGH RENT  ' SHOOTS WIFE IN HIS SLEEP <

SHOOTS HIS WIFE WHILE DREAMING OF HIGH RENTS   Saw “Landlord and Pack Ot Demons Coming Through The Window” And Fired.

CLOSELY GUARDING — GENERAL OBREGON   Fear Plot to Assassinate ». Leader.

CHICAGO PLANS CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE PROFITEERS WHO SQUEEZE TENANTS

Report of National Cam *paign Committee Filed Today   JEMOCRATS SPEND $822 345   Republicans Collect $2,914,706;  Democrats $878,291

CHARGES PLOT 10. “BUY OUT TICKET   FARMER-LABOR CANDIDATES ARE TO RE APPROACHED   Democrats Using Influence in Tewato     jtaye Cowles Quail, Brown apaign  aces seas

FORDNEY° MEASURE. FOR PROTECTION AMERICAN FARMERS. 1S NOW READY   BILL WHICH WILL BE INTRO: DUCED MONDAY CALCULATED -TO ENHANCE: VALUE OF FARM PRODUCTION 

SENATE DEFERS ACTION ON REGES:   House Has Already Decided to Curtail Its Christmas Holidays to Friday and Saturday of This Week.

ASK INVESTIGATION OF TEXTILE INDUSTR)   Workers Want Inquiry Made as to Wage Reductions—Union Members Urged Not to Strike.

NATIONAL POLIGEMEN TO UNRAVEL MYSTERIES IN GRIME 1S PREDICTED   SURRENDER OF POLICE FUNC TIONS TO PRIVATE SOCIETIES VIGOROUSLY OPPOSED.

NATIONALIZED © - POLICE FORCE   Seventh: ‘Ainnual  Conven tion. ‘of Police: Chiefs’ “Association ©

DEMOCRATS GLAD TO GET $1,000,000   Have as Yet Got But $128,821 Says Gerard   LIQUOR MEN DENY GIVING AID TO COX   aan Denies His Book Is Issued for “Slush Funds”

FLAT DENIAL OF CHARGE MADE BY WM. BARNES, JR   Says Book “Repubiicanism ir 1920” Had No Connection With National Committee.   GEORGE CARROLL TELLS OF ACTIVITIES OF WET MEN   Declares Such Support as Liquor Dealers Associations Have Given Gov. Cox Was in No Way Connected With Democratic Party Financine.

LIQUOR DEALER DENIES LINE-UP WITH DEM PARTY   No Official Declaration Made by Liquor Men for Either Candidate   NO STRINGS ATTACHED   LITTLE INFORMATION IS ADDED TO THAT PREVIOUSLY DISCLOSED TO COMITTEE

PROBE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS AGAIN OPENEL   LITTLE NEW AFFIRMATIVE INFORMATION IS ADDED TO FINDINGS.   GERARD (S A WITNESS   Head of. Liquor Company Denies Alleged Aid in Financing Democrats.

Liquor Dealers Deny Help For Democratic Campaign   Barnes Refuses to Submit Subscription List of Book to Senate Probers—Rockefeller Contribution to G. O. P. Greater Than That of Liquor Men to Democratic Party, Reed Declares.

LIQUOR DEALER TESTIFIES IN SENATE PROBE   Charges and Counter Charges Enliven Session,

DRAGS ALONG   Little New Developed Yesterday i: Senate Committee’s Campaign Tevesheathion   BARNES TAKES STAND   Owner of Albany Journal Denies Book He Published Is Connected With G. O. P.

LIQUOR LEADER DENIES HE AID DEMO CAMPAIGN   HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH FI NANCING ORGANIZATION, HE SAYS

TWO MILLIONS ENOUGH   Barnes Balks on Subscribers List— Gerard Tells Senate Committee Big Fund Not Needed

TWO DENIALS RECORDED AT WASHINGTON   WANE Darmes, oJr.,  Meclares Book, “Republicanism In 1920,". Had No Connection With GO, P. Committee.  SENATE INQUIRY RESUMED  Geeiwe"F Cierall, Head. OF Two   SENATE -INQUIRY RESUMED   KENYON AND REED ARGUMENT

SENATE CAMPAIGR PROBE COMMITTEE RESUMES HEARING   LITTLE NEW EVIDENCE § GATHERED FROM WITNESSES HEARD

[So Testifies President of National Body Before Senate Committee;.Gerard Admits Sky Limi Far Democratic Contributions.

Challenges Right of Committee to Demand Subscription Lists; President of Liquor Dealers Says Support Is Not Part of Democratic Party Financing Plans   TOTAL I$ LESS THAN $2,500

“However; Carroll-Says;-Move Was Not Connected With  Democratic Financing   BARNES CLAIMS BOOK WAS PRIVATE VENTURE   Democrats Would Be Thankful for Fund of $1,009,006 Says James W. Gerard.

CHARGES FLATLY DENIED   By Barnes and Carroll Before Senate Investigating Comr mittee.

SLUSH FUNDS ARE LACKING   ; ;SENATE COMMITTEE FAILS TO   FIND BIG AMOL NYT. ;   BOTH PARTIES NEEDING MONEY   LIQUOR INTERESTS ENGAGE IN PLEA THAT IS VAIN   } And Buss Baracs Says His Subsacriptiown Beek Has No Connectiva Whatever With the Na  tlegnal Campaiga.

Special Meeting of City-Council             s. fi he fe Raises  aing. Term_—Modera In Salary Made.

HEGULAR NICETING GY COUNCIL   CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR MOTOR POUILE PALYPoOl   MUGH BUSINESS TRANSACTED   icports of Chief of Police Allen and Chicf of Fire Department Nonovan Reccived, 

FULL PROCEEDINGS “OF CHTY GOWNeIL   PAYME Nv. QN PAVING CONTRACTS WAS ORDERED   USUAL ROUTINE BUSINESS   Billig. Approved by the Finance Comyalegee Awounting to $31,126.06  Ordered Paid.

REGULAR WEETING® CITY COUNCIL   THRE PARALLEL, PARIIAG OUDINANGE RESCINDED   MUCH BUSINESS TRAKSAPTEN   Petition of J. i, Leavenworth TMat  Cert in Vrnek Pacilities le Permit.  lel Was Granted by the Couneil,

BUYS SIMMONS HOSPITAL   Miss Mery Fowler, Superintend: ent, the New Owner

10 TEST LIGHT GAR 8 CONTINENT AUN   ‘STOCK OVERLAND WILL START  FROM NEW YORK JULY 18 ON ECONOMY TEST

Stock Overland Will Start From Nev New York July 18th On Coast To Coast Test

HOWAT TO BOW TO LAW?   It’s ‘Either Heed Industrial Court or go to Jail Says Court.

HOWAT MUST BOW TO LAW   IT’S EITHER HEED INDUSTRIAL COURT OR GO TO JAIL.    Kansas Supreme Conrt Dismisses Taber Leader's Appenl From Curran’s Sentence for Refusal to Answer Sabpocna. :

LABOR LAW UPHELD   Ane COURT, W AS PRO. PERLY ESTABLISHED.   Howat Must Testify Before Industrial Court or Spend Hin Life Iu Jail,

HOWAT TO.BOW TO. LAW? It’s Either Heed: Industrial ‘Court or go to Jail - Says. Court.

_HOWAT .TO BOW: TO LAW?  It’s Either Heed Industrial  Court or go to; Jail Says Court. :

MOORE WILL NOT ACCEPT MANAGER JOB   Governor Cox’s Pre-Conventior Manager Resists All Appeals   Firm in Determination to Leave Cainpaign to Others

SMITH DECLINES 10 HEAD DEMOCRATIC NATL COMMITTEE   But Governor Cox Says He Ha: Hopes Smith Will Accept the Place.   WOMEN PRESENT MEMORIAL   Ask Committee to Urge Ratifica tion of Suff Amendment, and It Does.

MANAGER JOB   Governor Cox’s Pre-Convention Manager Resists All Appeals   Firm in Determination to Leave Cainpaign to Others

DENVER GETS NEXT A. F. L, GONVENTION GOMPERS RE-ELECTED   Federation Demonstrates Gom.pers’ Personal Popularity Among Members.

CONVENTION OF 1921 WILL 8 HELD AT DENVER   Although Southerners Made a Hard Fight for Birmingham.

FOR MURDER   REY. OL. SPRACKLAIN 15 RELEASED ON 10.000 aD.   DEAD WANS WIFE Th ASK T@ HAVE PREACHER DENIER

CONGREGATION  PROVIDES BAT   MAGISTRATE FORMALLY CHARG ED WITH ONTARIO MINISTER WITH MANSLAUGHTER

15 KILLED IN A COLLISION ON FRENCH R.R.   Express Train and Freigh Train Crash Near Dijon —Thirty Are Reported Injured.

TWELVE KILLED IN COLLISION   Freight and Paesesger Trains ‘fe a Crash in France.

TWELVE INJURED IN COLLISION OF CARS   Two Tramway Cars Meet At “*’ Street Intersection’ In Denver, Colorado.

Two Denver Trams Collide. Demeolishing Vach Other and tnijiarlag Prasenagers.

BIG BOOZE JOINT      Will Ba Uncovered by Arrests’ I Chitago Today.

UNDERGROUND LIQUOR TRAFFIC IS UNEARTHED   Federal Authorities Claim to Havg Cleaned Up $1,000,000 Outtit im Arcest of Viglators. —

FORGED WHISKY PERMITS   Pederal Awtherities Believe Arreat of Seven Violators (leaes up  tudergrennd traffic.

FEDERAL AGENTS CLEAN UP ILLICIT LIQUOR TRAFFIC   ARKEST SEVEN CHICAGO WEN VHO WEEE DOING A MILLION POLLAH RESINESS

Millerand And Lloyvd-George strive To Gain Preponderating Influence In State   SAME CONDITIONS CONTROL IN TURKEYS   Reali Of Onee Powerful Cars To Play Big Part In Fature Of Europe

PREMIERS SEEK RUSS FRIENDSHIP   MAY STUDY CONDITION   COUNCIL OF PREMIERS WILL ASK LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO SEND COMMISSION TO STUDY  SITUATION IN SOVIET COUNTRY

COMMISSION MAY BE OENT 10 flloalA   Council of Premiers Makes a Formal Request to the League of Nations.   INFORMATION iS DESIRED

STREET BATTLE IN CORK LIKELY AS TROOPS ASSEMBLE   Air of Apprehension In City; MacSwiney’s Funeral Today.

BRITISH SOLDIERS  EXPECT 10 BE SHOT   INTELLIGENCK DEPARTMENT SAYS IRISH PLAN KILLINGS AT MAC SWINEY FUNERAL.

VELIE. A SUICIDE?   Vromine»* Tivsfeeey Moan Feand With Pistol at Side, —

Early Balloting Shows Strong Republican Trend; Massa: ehusetts and Denver, Colo:; Reports Are for Harding   Texas and Oklahoma ‘Are: Coming Forward With Cox Returns; An Unprecedented Rush to Polls Reported

HARDING RUNS FAR AHBRAD  OF KANSAS LOCAL TICKETS Rw The Assoartatet Prensa

MAJORITY Is FOR 6.0.P. IN FIRST VOTES   Several’ Precincts Return 2 to 1 Vote for Re-  publicans :   20,000,000 WILL VOTE Fight for Senate Control Creates Big Interest in.  Election ie

UNDERWOOD SAYS IF ENOUGH VOTES ARE MUSTERED TO PASS, WILSON WILL VETO

PRACK WILL NOT BE MADE   r  “PTnderwood Predicts Resolution Will Re Vetoed by Wilson Kiven  Se Baenseoa .

PRES, TOVETO CANNOT REACH — NGRIAL PRICE’ THE RESOLUTION AN AGREEMENT. ARE PREDICTED

PEACE RESOLUTION WON'T BE ADOPTED SAYS UNDERWOOL   Alabama Senator Says President Wilson Would Veto It if It Were.

ENGAGED COUPLES NOW STUOVING EUGENICS   Will Be Instructed in Heredity Bivlogy, Psychology, and Kindred Topics.

TROOPS STILE. AWAIT ORDERS   Adjutant..General Cope on Tourof Inspection  ’.” Galveston’ Docks. .

GENERAL COPE HAS AUTHORITY TO MOVE FORCE   Governor Hobby Leaves tk Him Issuance of Final Orders to Entrain.

BRANDED AS DISLOYAL REBEIS      Stirring Rebuke of William Bross Lloyd and Associates.

DEATH LIST IS INCREASED   F our of. Injured Men Die Today—Were Hurt in Explosion

TXJURUES ARE PATA      ‘Your ‘More Dic as Result of Rubber Plant . explosion

HUNGARIAN PRISONERS (N PITIABLE CONDITION   Former Soldiers- Escaping from Russian : Prisons in Biberia Depict Deéplor-’ ’ gble Situation = -~” “

DEATH OF FORMER ~ CUMBERLAND GIRI   Mrs. George Steffens, Bride of ¥ear, Tuberculosis: Victim. Body on Way From Boulder, Colorado. .

DIES IN ‘CALIFORNIA   Remains of ‘Tony Rector to be Rrought Here for Interment

U. 3, CITIZEN 10 MURDERED BY MEXICANS   Former Consul Dies at Hands of Bandits, Department of State Is Advised

FORMER U. S, CONSUL SLAII   Bandits Again Demonstrate Cheapness of American Life South of Rio Grande.

FORMER YANKEE CONSUL KILLED   Augustus Morrill, 88 Years Old, Murdered by Mexican Bandits

AMERICAN SHOT ~ , ‘BY: MEXICAN, BAN. DATS FEB. 26   Former Consul at. Manzanillo Killed in Pistol Fusilade. ’ Was Wounded Twice Tn Affray.   EMBASSY GETS BUSY   American Embassy Makes Urgent Representation That Bandits be Arrested and Punished For Crime.

MEXICAN BANDITS MURDER AMERICAN   Augustus Morrill, Former U. S. Consul at Manzanillo, Slain While on Way to  Hie Homo   ARREST OF SLAYERS IS DEMAND OF GOVERNMENT   Retired Official Entered Service of State Department in 1869 and Had Reached Advanced Age of 88.

ONCE U.S. CONSUL SIAN IN MEXICO BY NATIVE BANDITS   Augustus Morrill Attacked as He Is on Way to Hacienda, 3 Miles from Home.   TWO WOUNDS INFLICTED BY GANG DOING MURDER   U. S. Mexico City Embassy Is Urged to Push Government to Catch, Punish Band.

ATES! MEAICAN QUTRAGE REPORTED 10 WASHINGTON   Augustus Morrill, 80 years Old, Shet by Bandits Near Colima, Mexico.   ASKS’ BANDITS’ CAPTURE   State Department Urges Govern: ment to Punish Perpetra tors of Crime.

FORMER CO! CONSUL IS MURDERED BY MEXICAN BANDITS   Augustus Morrill Attacked anc Slain by Outlaws; U. S. Asks . Punishment of. Slayers.

DUTLAWS SLAY TANK 1a REPORT TO STATE DEPT.   Attacked While on Way Home; American Embassy Instructed to Demand Justice.

ANIERICAN 3  MURDERED BY MEX. BANDITS   Augustus Morril, Former Consul at Manzanillo, Slain on February 26.   AMERICAN EMBASSY MAKES INQUIRIES   Barney Hogarty Reported Kid naped. By Mexican Bandits Returned to His Home.

AMERICAN KILLED BY MEXICANS   Augustus Morrill Murdered Feb. 26 Near Colina

ACL AKL AR MAN AILLED NN ATTAUK BI HU TLAW BANE   Augustus Morrill, Once an American Official at Manzanitlo, Is the Victim   VILLA PRAISED AS AMERICA’S PROTECTOR   State Dept. Takes Action to Foree Carranza to Punish Murderers

MEXICAN BANDITS KILL FORMER U. S. OFFICIAL; STATE OFFICIALS AROUSED

OLD MAN”. WAS* RIDDLED: ~_ BULLETS FROM, BANDITS.            WE WILL ‘MAKE “URGENT " RESENTATIONS” AS UMU.   _ , Rapped, Has Returned t aN + Home. Safe and Well =  Another  American - reali

EXICAN BANDITS KILL AMERICAN   /FORMER CONSUL OF MAN ZANILLO IS MURDERED IN COLIMA STATE.

FORMER CONSUL LT MANZANILLO IS “JCLLFD BY BANDITS   Embassy at Mexico City Instructed Ya Make Urgent Representations To Mexican Government.

MEXICAN -- BANDITS   Shoot and: Kill Former American © ‘Consul “Mor: ~ WH While: on. His Way’ ‘to His Home... .

AGED MAN KILLED — BY BANDIT!   FORMER CONSUL IN MEXIC CITY IS SURVIVED BY WIDOW 80 YEARS OLD.

REPUBLICANS WIN COUNTY THROUGHOUT   Majarities Ranging From G00 to 800-Given.to “6.0. P. Candidates

UUTLINUTT Why Uy TALUTIL  REPUBLICANS WIN COUNTY THROUGHOUT   Majorities Ranging From 600 t0 800 Given to G, 0. P. Candidates

LANDIS ON WARPATH   Judge Begins Fight in Chicago to ~~ _ End Liguor Traffic.   Declares He Will Expose Every Crook ed Policeyfan and Federal Agent in City.

BEGINS BOOZE FIGHT   JUDGE LANDIS ON WARPATH AT “ CHICAGO,   Noted Jurist Promises to Expose Every Crooked Agent and Policeman in District.

JUDGE LANDIS IS ON THE WARPATE   Judge Begins Fight in Chicago to End Liquor Traffic.   Deciares He Will Expose Every Crooked Policeman and Federal Agent * in City.

ROBBER SHOT IN WILD CHASE   Bandit is Probably Fatall Wounded In Attempted Robbery In Toledo.

BANDIT FATALLY NUT {Mt ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP STORE   Proprietor Shoots Man As Escape Is Planned In Auto

BANDITS CAPTURED ~BY TOLEDOCITIZEN   Store Proprietor Pursues Robbers Caught at Act and Shonte One nf Them,

German U-Boat Captain Relates Story of Sinking of Lusitanic   ficial Account of Officer Who Fired T. orpedo I  Reported Found in Berlin Archives

CAPTAIN OF U-BOAT TELLS AWFUL STORY   Log of Capt. Schweiger Now Dead Who _ Sank Great Liner During War Clears   Up All Disputed Points   About Tragedv.

THE LUSITANIA WAS CUSSEDNESS  GERMAN U-BOAT COMMANDER SANK IT WITHOUT, ORDERS TO DO SO.  CAPTAIN’S OFFICIAL DAIRY TELLS STORY  Bate OF

OFFICIAL STORY. OF SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA   Log of U-boat. Captain Who Torpedoedl Ship, Published.   DETAILED ACCOUNT OF TRAGIC EVENT   An linpe: ‘tant Gernian Decument Revealed For The First Time.

FIRST AUTHENTIC STORY OF LUSITANIA MADE PUBLI   Is Wrilen by Commander of Cerma U-Boat Whose Hand Directed Fatal Shot

I. N. S. Staff Man Gets Hold Of Historic Document In Berlin  COMES LIKE VOICE FROM VAULT OF DEAD  ree ee  Official Document Brands German Claims To Be False

CONGRESS HAS NEW RECORD; 3 BILLIONS IN — ASINGLE WEEK   Sen. Capper Shows That Appropriations For Last  3 Yrs. Equal Those From IRQ tn 10Q17   RUNNING COSTLIEST SHOW IN THE WORLD   Says Uncle Sam Will Soon Need Guardian Or Be Forced to Do Business In Wife’s Name

PENSIVE GOVERNMENT ON __ EXPENSIVE PLAN   THIS HAS BEEN A BIG THREE - BILLION DOLLAR -_ CONGRESS.

Kansas Senator Declares We Are Running the Most Ex. pensive Government On Earth in the Most Expensive  ATanunar

(Annual Budget For 1921 Will $e Completed Soon.   ESTIMATE. EXPENSES   Senator Capper Scores .. Extravagance of the * United States.

propriations For Year Will ceed Three Billions With More To Come Later   FICIT EXPECTED HIGH IN MILLIONS   Legislative Jam On A End Of Session Before Convention Approaches

Kl  Sir Hamar Greenwood Says There Is No Evidence Police Set Cork Fire:

GAMBLERS CAUGHT IN POLICE RAID   Chicago Police Make Bigges' Cicanup in History.   Mayor Backs Up the Chief and the Police Stationg Are Now  Bulging.

SEIZE 8£0 GAMBLERS   ‘BIG CLEANUP (‘ADE BY THE CHICAGC . OLICE,   All the Stations Are Bulging With Prisoners Fo wing Raid by New: Shief,

260 GAMBLERS TAKEN   Chicago Police Make Biggest Cleanup in History.   Mayor Backs Up the Chief and the Police Stations Are Now ewe

Unconditional Release Given Hunger Strikers After Prolonged Negotiations   ARE INMATES OF HOSPITAL   Absence of Troops in Dublin Fallows Release of Men Incensed At British

AMERICAN LEGION MEETS IN HOUSTON   San Antonio, Dallas and Austin ‘ighting for Permanent State Headquarters

La: Crosse Works All Night to Save: Railroads From ” - Washouts.

DIVIDE ALLIED COUNCIL   ONE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE SUIGH PRICES.      Premiere With Official Economic Advisers Will Take Up Vinap : cial Question.

SUPRE ME SME GOUNCIL. _TO PROBE PRICES   League of Nations Body. Gets im ‘Swit and Decides to Investigate'H. c. L.. : -at London Session.

SUPREME COUNCIL TO PROBE 1.0.1   Allied Premiers Will Investigate World Financial Situ ation.

ALLIES FIGHT = HIGH PRICES   Supreme Council Decides to investigate.   LOOK INTO EXCHANGE RATES   Searcity . of Commodities, Etc. — Premiers Will Ca!l Economic and Financial Advisers.

PREMIERS DECIDE 10 INVESTIGATE H. €. L   Will Look Into European Sit uation, Only, “But it Will be ‘Thoroughly Done. *   CHICAGO MAN’S IDEA

DESIRE REPRESENTATION.   For Farmers and Stocks Raisers fr  Cabinet. Oppose Fixing Prices.

HAVE YOU.SENT --IN-YOUR BONDS:   Look-up -Your- Liberty Bonds: -anc Have Bank Send in for New Bonds Those Whore Coupons ‘are Now ~ Exhausted. Can Convert Some. 

U.S. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA OPPOSED BY DEMOGHATS   Not Much Chance of Granting Wilson’s Request   HOUSE WILL SPEED UP ACTION

DEMOCRATS ~ JOIN FORCES —OPPOSING EASTERN MANDATE   REPUBLICAN LEADERS BUSY TRYING TO DEVISE PLAN TO DISPOSE OF QUESTION   HITCHCOCK AGAINST PLAN   lag Objection To Sending Troops To  Kiurope or Asia Develops At Va rious Informal Con ferences.

UPPOGITION 10 AMANOATE OVER ARMENIA FOUND IN THE SENAT   Democrats Join With Republicans in Fiehting Wil son's Plan to Become Entangled in Affairs Abroad   DON’T WANT TO SEND U. S. TROOPS ABROAL   Message Is Expected to Be Considered Very Briefly and Then Laid on Table, Which Will End It.

HITCHCOCK WILL OPPOSE MANDAT!   President’s Plea for Power In Armenia Will Likely Remain on Tabie

Hitchcock Joins Forces Opposing Mandate by U.S.   Indications Are That Othe Democrats Would Stand With Senator.

_  HTCHCODK JOINS REPUBLICANS 1N MANDATE FIGHT   Other Democrats Wil Stand by Senator in Opposing Wilson’s Request.

OPPOSITION 10 ARMENIAN PLAN   Senator Hitchcock Joins the Republicans in Opposition.. to Measure   EFFORT MADE TO TABLE It   Afraid President Will Gall  Extra Session of Congress During Summer

MIMCHCOCK CHANGES FRONT.   Joins With Republicans in Opposing  Armeninn Wandate.

MANDATE 1S LOST BEFORE ANY VOTE TAKEN ON IT!   DEMOCRATS - AREF OPPOSED   NG HOPE OF PASSAGE OF BILL THROUGH THE SENATE

AITCHOGCK BOLT UPON MANDATE   Democratic Treaty Leader Opposes President   Republican Plan to Table Armenian Message Indefinitely

DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ARMENIAN POLIC\   Senatoy Hitchcock and Others Join Republicans Against Proposed Mandate.

FEDERAL SUPERAGE OPPOSED,   Possibility of Tamisisna Acting Lee mood be Lesistetare,

WOMEN LOSE SUFFRAGE AT BATON ROUGE   _ouisiana Legislature Ends Hope by Defeat of Resolution by 67 to 44 Vote

LOUISIANA. WILL NOT BE 36TH   Legisiature Adjourns Without Action  on Federal Suffrage Amend. ment.

Find Job For “Sky” Police   New York's Air Cops Will Patra! Course of American (1 wy s erent

DELEGATES WILL BE FOR GENERAL WOOD   Declares Watson In Keynote Speech Today ~   OUTLINES THE POLICY   For the Campaign, Setting Out Five Principles—League of Nations igs Accepted ‘as Issue of Cam paign.

WOOD WIELGET ~ INDIANA VOTES   Four Delegates-at-Large In _ strueted for Geriéral, Chairman Watson Announces.

Keynote for Republican Campaign im Indiana Is  Sounded by Sen. Watsor

PRESIDENT HELD AEOPONSIBLE FOR COUNTRY’S ILLa   Senator Watson in Keynote Address to Indiana G. 0. P. State Convention.   “RESTORE REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT’   Would Have Party Lighten the Burden of Increasing Federal Taxation.

FOUR DELEGATES AT LARGE OF INDIANA FOR GENERAL WOOD FOR THE NOMINATION

‘ABIDE BY GHOICE AT PRIMARY:’ WASMUTH RE-NAMED CHAIRMAN: ~— ROODRICH GIVEN INDORSEMENT   Governor Goodrich Says Every Promise He Made Has Been Kept— ‘Hays, National Chairman, Predicts Complete Victory at Polls in November.

DANGER OF RAIL STRIKE PASSES” WITH WAGE AWARE   NO LIKELIHOOD OF WALK. OUT, REGARDLESS OF OUTCOME.   Heads Remain in Chieago for Purpose of Hearing Discussion of Sit uvation—No Public State-

NO INIEGIATE STRIKE PROBABLE   SACRA Aa NN EEA, WILL BE NO STRIKE NOW  WAGE AWARDS PONSIDERED   The Awards W wii Be ¢ Considered De Hberately Aud in Meantime Ne Strike WIR Occur,

DISAPPEARS AS UNIONS GATHER   EVERYRODY APPEARS TO BE SATIS. FIED AT $600,000.00@ RAISE EXCEPT RAILROADS

NO IMMEDIATE STRIKE PROBABLE   PRESIDENT LEE SAYS THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE NOW   WAGE AWARDS CONSIDERED   The Awards Will Bo Considered De. Hibcrately Awl in Meantizae Ne Strike WHt Oceur,

NO DECISION.     ‘Dissatisfaction Over Wage Award Decreases, Said --- Ne Action Yet to Reject or Accent.

EARLY STRIKE: ON RAILROADS NOT PROBABLE   RREPRESENTATIVES 0} CRAFTS RESUME CON FERENCES IN CHICAG( THIS MORNING.

RAILWAY SITUATIONS. MORE FAVORABLE TODAY      Danger of Immediate Action Was Believed Remote When Meet. . ing Is Resumed Today,      REPRESENTATIVES OF 16 CRAFTS TAKE UP MATTER   ‘Long Discussion on Subject Had Yesterday and Lest . Night By Delegates,   FOUR COURSES ARB OPEN   Brotherhoods Have Four Means of Action; Opinion Not Yet ; « Crystalized, r

R R COUNCIL RESUMES ITS: ‘CONFERENCE   TO CONSIDER WAGE AWARD BY LABOR BOARD _   Danger of Immediate Strike Dissapated—No Rebel or Illegal Strike Says Broth-: erhood Head—Union Actian to he Deliberate.

TRIKE IMPROBABLE   RAM, MEN WILL NOT BE i PLUENCED BY RADICALS,   Chiefs Now at Chicago Working Out  Sane Plans.

Seen ATR Ie RAO REE: a= eRe NTS  NO IMMEDIATE STRIKE IN PROSPECT. ON RAILROADS OF This COUNTRY   Less Dissatisfaction Noted Today Over Amount of Award on  Part of Union Men—Four Courses of Action Iindear Cancideration

LITTLE DANGER OF RAIL STRIKE, SAY HEADS OF UNIONS   Probable Wage Award Will B Accepted by the Two Mil lion Railroaders.   LITTLE DISS ATISFACTION   Engineers and Shopmen Report ed to be Willing to Accept Wage Award.

UNION HEADS MEET TODAY TALK AWARD   Four Courses of Actior Open for Railroad Union Men

IMMEDIATE STRIKE DANGER DISSIPATED   Representatives of Railway Crafts Resume Conference with Less Dissatisfaction Over Wage Award.   FOUR PLANS OF ACTION UNDER CONSIDERATION   Flat Rejection and Exercise of Plenary Powers Vested in Grand Council ts. the Least Likely.

DANGER OF RAIL STRIKE AVERTED BY. MAY 1 RULE   Clause, Making Awards Retroactive and* Giving Men Lunip Sum of $150,000,000 in Back Pay Avoids Immediate Break

LITTLE CHANGE OF STRIKE SAY JNIGN LEADERS         Danger of Strike Dissipated When Consideration of Wage Increase Came   RAILWAY GRAFTS ARE STILL UNDETERMINEL

EARLY STRIKE BY RAIL MEN NOT EXPECTED   Representatives of Brotherhood: Resume Discussion of the Award.   FOUR COURSES CONSIDERED    Officer Authority For Statement Immediate Strike Is Not In Prospect.

RAIL WORKERS WONT STRIKE IMMEDIATELY   Chairman of Draft Continue Their Discussions on Wage Award at Chicago   NO ACTION ON THE AWARD

STRIKE IMPROBABLE   ioe MEN WIG Nov! [RE 2 Ckp HY RADICSES.      Chiets Now at. Chicago Ww kine ‘  hie

ND PROSPECT OF AN IMMEDIATE RAILWAY STRIKE   Four Courses Before Con ference of Brotherhoods for Consideration.

Defender. Led by 700 ‘Yards When She Turned the. First Mark. = -

HEAVY FOG THREATENS BOT BAeI       Yachts Get Away at One Oclock  RESOLUTE IN LEAD  Stiveatuels WV Needs One More Victory

Course Today Is Over Triangle Which Suits Challenger Well   GOOD WIND GIVES PROMISE OF SPEED   Resolute Appears To Be Going Twiee As Fast As Is Lipton’s Boat

Harding Not Popular in Borah’s Stronghold But G, 0. P. is, Says Writer,   FEW. DEMOCRATIC PAPERS   Of 140 Publications of State, Only 20.are Followers of the Donkey.

IDAHO PROPLE FOR ANY REAL CHANGE   ANYTHING TO BE RID OF ONE MAN ONE PARTY IDEA.   Will Vote Without Particular Promise Next Administration Will Be Better, But It Will Be Different.

RATE HEARING   Iitineis and Indiana Figures Being Argued Before Board. :

ES AS AN ar ema eR 15 mainte aes  PRES, WILSON CRDERS MEMORIAL DAY WREATH OF FLOWERS LAID ON STATUE   Lieut.-Col. Parker Says He Will Talk to Those Boys of Mir Who Are Lying Up There Just as  Talked to Them When They Were  ivine”

MEMORIAL SERVICES PLANNED IN FRANCE   PRESIDENTS WHEATH UN THE STATUE OF “DOUGHBOY”   The Memorial Ode of Allan Secegar will be Read in American Cemeteries

How American Dead Will .  ~ Be Honored in France   French Army Instructed To  Participate in the Observance of Memorial Day in Cemeteries  Where Yankees Lie Buried.

PLACE WREATH ON “DOUGHBOY”   AMBASSADOR. WALLACE PRESIDENTS REPRESENTATIVE.   4 Memertial Ode by Allen Sceegar to Be. Read in Cemeteries W here + Legion. Participates.

President. Wilson Orders =; Memorial Day Wreath o Flowers to Faflen. American:  “in France.

WILSON HONORS YANKS   Orders Wreath Laid on Statue in Suresnes Cemetery.   Message From Mal. Gen. Harbord, Who Commanded Second Division at Belleau Wood.

MEMORIAL SERVICES PLANNED IN FRANCE      VEESIDEN WREATIDT is THE SPATUE OF “DOU GIBOY"      The Memorial Ode of Allan See gar will be Read in American Ceometerics

HOLD MEMORIAL DAY FOR DEAD IN FRANC   President - “Wilson Orders A Wreath: ‘for « “American Doughboy”. Statue.   PLAN: “MANY: ADDRESSES

President Wilson Or’ ders Flowers for ‘ Memorial Day.   Special Services to Be Held at the Tomb of LT afavefte. -

PRESIDENT WILSON HAS MEMORIAL WREATH PLACEL  ON SURESNES. MONUMEN’

UVEROEAG SERVICE WILL HONOR THOSE ASLEEP IN FRANCE   Graves of American Soldiers it All Cemeteries to Have Floral Tributes.   PRESIDENT SENDS WREATH FOR “AMERICAN DOUGHBOY’   Commander of Second Divisior Sends Message to Be Read on Memorial Day.

HONORS U. S. DEAD   WILSON ORDERS WREATH FOR HEROES IN FRANCE.   Fiowers Will Be Laid on Statue of “The American Doughboy” in Suresnes Cemetery.

WtSON ORDERS WREATH.   Statue of “American Dough Boy” to Re Deworated.

POLES CLEARING DANZIG CORRIDOR OF FOE TROOPS   Still Driving Eastward as Peace Envoys . Open Meet

POLE ARMIES FORCE BACK BOLSHEVIKS   Take Novo-Minsk Clear Danzig Corri . dor of Reds.

PROTECT LINES COMMUNICATION   Warsaw Paper Points Gut that Poles Could Easily Inflict Decisive Defeat on Reds   REDS FEAR GEN. WRANGEL   Hope to Win War With Poland So They Can Get at Victorious Wrangel Before Raina Came

BOLSHEVIKI REPORT THE '. CAPTURE OF 1200 PO          Prisoners and Seven Guns Said.to ’ Have Been, Taken in Battle North of Warnaw..         PEACE DELEGATES MEET.   Russia Would Recognize Right Poland. to: Determine ‘Own Form of Government...”

POLES PREPARE SOVIET ANSUIER   -mussian Terms of Peace Are Read to Warsaw Represeniatives.   MAKE GAINS ON FRONT

AED SOLDIER TIRED Ot WAR   Morale Decreases and Severa Detachments Have Refused to Obey Orders.

French Government Will Portest Against Decision of Tower Forbiding Debarkation at Danzig of War S upplies to Poland.

OF POLISH FORGES   Moscow Claims Later Successes After Repulse—Peace Terms Given Poles.

DANZIG PASSAGE “CLEARED OF RUSS   Polish Forces Drive Bolshevik! From Corridor and Continué Drive.   TROTZKY GALLS VOLUNTEERS   Polish Movements, Alded by Heavy Artillery, Are Forcing the Reds to Withdraw From Strong Posithane Riear Canital.

DAVE REDS BACKS: OPEN OANZIG LANE   Poles Hold Vistula River and Capture Novo Minsk.   SMASH EAST FOR 25 MILES   Leon Trotzky, Soviet Minister of War, Calls for Volunteers as Poland's Troops Push the Russians Back in Warsaw Battle.

POLES FORCED FOE BACK FROM VISTULA RIVER   Soviet Peace Terms Are Given Polish Emissaries Today.

CLEAR REDS AWAY  FROM DANZIG LINE   THE POLISH COUNTER-DRIVE - FORCES BOLSHEVIKI FROM "THORN REGION   SOVIET PLAN IS UPSET   Reds Had ‘Hoped to ' Subjugate Poland and Then Turn on Wrangzel's Forces   Polish Refugees Say the Bolshevist Front Line Is Thin and ‘ Not Backed Up

EXTRA!   DANZIG CORRIDOR CLEARED OF fllds BY POLE ADVANGE   BOLSHEVIKI FEAR THREAT OF WRANGEL’S SUCCESSES.   AIM TO PUT POLAND OUT OF THE CONTEST.   Refugees Tell of the Wanderings of the Reds From Their Lines of Communications—Morale is Decreasing.

Polish Counter-Offensive = . ~ Clears Danzig Corridor  Of Russian Troon:

DANZIG CORRIDOR CLEARED OF USS   Polish Forces Are Still Driving Fastward.

COUNTER MOVE OUSTS REDS IN  DANZIG REGION      POLES DRIVING EASTWARD, AG CORDING TO PARIS REPORTS  FROM FRENCH MISSION: ©.   GIVEN PEACE TERMS

BOLSHEVIK FORCES SCATTERED. _. THINLY OVER BIG TERRITORY   March Ahead Without Regard to a Lines. of Communication, ; /Refugses Say; Newspaper.at Warsaw Believes Poles ld  ’ Could Defeat Them by Vigorous Effort.: --

Big Count2r Offensive of Polish Troops Continues With Com: plete Success.  ee eee  POLISH FORCES DRIVING EASTWARL  ne  Danzig Commissioner Refuses  To Permit French Munitions Tn Ra Iininadad

sh eA!  Delegations Between — Opposing Forces Are In Meeting At Minsk

RECOGNITION OF MEXICAN GOVERNMENT APPROACHES   American Claims Against Mexicans Will Be Up For   TERMS ARE UNKNOWN   Americar’s In Mexico to Be. Protected By the Obregon  ee

PROBABLE TIME OF EXTENSION NOT YET FIXED   Secretary Colby Forecasts Early Settlement Of the. Matter.   AWAIT INAUGURATION   Believe Officials May Wait Until Obregon Is In Office.

A RECOGNITION - OF NEW REGIME   Mexican Government Under Obregon Will Probably Soon Be Accredited by U. 5.   FAIR PROMISES MADE BY MEXICAN OFFICIALS    Many Settlements of Ameri; can Claims Against Mexico E Ayo ta Re Considered.

SECRETARY FORECASTS RECOGNITION   Recognition Is Expected to Follow Inauguration of Obregon and Formation of His 'Cabinet.—Oil Interests Anxiously Await Agreement.

FIVE VICTIMS: OF FIRE. INNEW TORK APARTMENT HOUSE ARE IDENTIFIED   Maviorie Leicomb, Young Moving Picture Actress, Among’ Those  . “Who Perished: In Elames.

PUBLIC THRIFT URGED FOR COMBATING H.C. L.   U.S. FACING WORST FINANCIAL CRISIS IN HISTORY, DECLARES SPEAKER GILLETT, ‘

THRIFT ON PART  OF PUBLIC URGED   Nation Facing Financial Crisis Says Speaker Gillette.   WOULD ELIMINATE LUXURIES

H. C. OF L. IS DUE 10 INFLATED CURRENC\   United States Facing Worst Financial Crisis in Its History, Says Speaker Gillett

COTTON MARKET.   Middling cotton is selling on the local market today for 13 1-4 cents.   'BRIEF ITEMS LOCAL NEw

A WOEFUL PICTURE ~ OF LIFE IN IRELAND   ARTHUR HENDERSON SAYS LIVING THERE A HAZARD.   People Terror-stricken aad = Evconemic Life of Country Coming to a Stands«till——Opportunity Omen for Reform.

SHADOWS OF  FVENTS LOOM  WW LEAD OF POWVENTIONS   ‘Governor Edwards is out as  “sure enough” Democrat j  ic candidate   Hoover still in “yace even though home state rejected him

POLITICAL POT BEGING BOILING   i Prospects ofa Hot Old Time “at Both of the’ Big : Conventions.   NEW YORK MAY STAGE FIGHT.ON UNIT RULE   ‘Herbert Hoover Iisists That  Beis Still and Will Re.  : main Candiaata

POLITICS BEGINS ACTIVITIES Wt CONVENTION NEAR   Both Major Parties Whi3ping Plans Into ‘ Shape. “f   HITCHCOCK LEADER   Replaces Procter At Wood Manager Prac-.— tically. a

Outstanding Developments In Political Situation In Both Parties Four Weeks  Before the Conventions

DEMOCRATS QUIT HOWATIZED PARTY   LATE CLAY COUNTY. MAN ‘GOES TO SUPPORT OF- ALLEN   THE ONLY THING TO DO   Says Kansas Democracy Has Been Turned Over to All tth “Isms” in State © >

Way TH THEY DON'T . CLAIM KANSAS   DEMOCRATS ARE DESERTING TO REPUBLICAN, RANKS.   DON'T LIKE HOWATISM   Ehqy ons. CHARGE POLICY. 01 FR-WHEN THEY. KNOW...   : d } Hakiine Max Wade a Business Like _ Appeal for Sunport That —. p+ Wins Men to Him..

HOME si        Train Campaigning for Better Farm Homes to Visit Tipts

INDIANA HOME SPRCTAL.   Train Campigning for Better Farm ‘ *< * * va ; Homes to Visit: Tipton,

MISSOURI REPUBS_ ~ WANT T0 CLEAN UI   Meet in St. Lowis for Purpose  . of Taking Steps to Neutralize  the Election Frauds Among the Party Leaders. :

SOVIET ARK EN ROUTE SACK HOME   Veasel That Took Deported Radicals ! To Rassia Has Started Homei ward Joarney.”

SOVIET ARK IS RETURNING TO U. S   CREW IS SPECULATING ON RE TURN VOYAGE WITH AN- — ‘OTHER CARGO OF REDS

AUOOIANG TOLD BY BRITAIN 10 HALT   Will End Trade Parley if Drive Continues.   HAS BACKING OF FRANCE   Lioyd George Will Be Upheld by Mil ““jerand, the Latter Tells the Mem. bers of the Chamber of Deputies.

ENGLAND WARNS SOVIET RUSSIA   GREAT BRITAIN MAY GO TO AID OF POLISH NATION.

Threatens End of Trade Parley if Reds Continue Poland Drive.   FRANGE BACKS LLOYD GEORGE   Millerand Tells Chamber of Veputies That Ailies Will Defend Poland With All Their Force Reds Hurled Back.

FRANCE WILL AID POLISH DEFERSE   MILLERAND ISSUES SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT WITH REGARD TO RUSSIA,

BRITAIN TELLS RUSS TO HALT   Threatens End of Trade Parley if Reds Continue Poland Drive.   FRANCE BACKS LLOYD GEORGE   Millerand Tells Chamber of Deputies That Allies Will Defend Poland With All Their Force—— Reds Hurled Back.

ALLIES SEND NOTE OF WARNING 10 RUSS GOVERNMENT   Bolshevik Advance Into Pcland Must Be Stopped, Great Britain Declares.   FRANCE TO SUPPORT HER   All Forces cf Allies Will Be Used to Prevent Further Drive Into Polish Territory.

ye TACK S REPULSED BY HEROIC POLES   BOLSHEVIKI ASSEMBLE MASSES OF TROOPS TO DRIVE ALONG VILWA RAYTLROAL,   ‘IM AT GRODNO        BRITISH ‘THUR  gee rp ey TRADE

ALLIES GIVE RUSSIA SHARP ULTIMATUM   Sign Armistice With Poland, Or Trade Stops, is Word To Soviet.

AID INCOME TAX RETURN PLANNED   Bureau Internal Revenue Will Assist Everyone — Hopes Make Work Easier.

AFTER CHRISTMAS: THEN INCOME TAX   Revenue Collector Sends Out Initia Warning Regarding Annual Payment About Due   EXPERTS TO BE PROVIDED   Will Visit Every County For Purpose of Assisting Taxpayers— Provisions The Same

WHAT 10.00 ABOUT YOUR INCOME TAX   Information to Everybody in Reference to Filing Retorns This Year. .....°

PLANS TO AID TAX PAYERS IN FILING RETURNS   Bureau of Internal Revenue Will Assist-in Collection of Income Tax for 1920, Beginning on   ra,   LIMIT, MARCH 15

Texans Protest Against Mexicans Moving Across Their Country At Presen

KEEP MEXICANS QUT TEXAS TELLS COLB   Lone Star State Files Formal Pre. test Against Allowing Carranza to Transport Soldiers  po a wee ee

KEEP MEXICANS OUT. TEXAS TELLS COLBY   Lone Star State Files Formal Pro test Against Allowing Carranza  to Transport Soldiers

UNE OF Bro! THINGS WILSON EVER SALD   Senator Poindexier Commends Stand on Adriatic Question. Comments at Length on Lansing Resignation.

POINDEXTER IS QUITE SARCASTIC   Gives Opinion On Adri atic Question And Lansing Affair

Notes Fi rom Neigh»oring Cities and ‘Villages      ‘TO REBUILD ELEVATOR

A GIFT FOR CITY OF BERLIN   Precented With 100,000 Marks by EBwvansvilie, tad., Maa.

SENATOR THOMAS OPPOSES TREATY   Colorado ‘Senator Seeks Reeleetior on Greund That He Never Will Vote for tt

DEMOCRAT IS AGAINS)   LEAGUE LURES NOT NOR ENe« TICES SENATOR THOMAS.   Ix Democratle Senator from Colorado hut Believes In National- . Ism Only- with “Inter” Out.

Recruits From Denikine’s and Bredoff’s Forces Volunteer to Aid In Fighting  Reds; Enemy Groups Cut Of From Main . Detachments Surrender; Many Killed ©   REPULSE REPEATED ATTACKS:

PULEO ENLISTING AUSOIANG-ANTIBOLSHEVIK ARMY   Former Bolshevist Soldiers Captured in Pole CounterOffensive, Rather Fight With Poles Than Remain in Prison.   STRONG ON PROPAGANDA   Polish Delegation at Minsk Virtually Prisoners — Declare They Are Ill Fed and Denied Privilege of Communication.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCES LOSING WEN TO ENEMY   Poles Offer Inducements for Desertions; Many  Accept.

RUSSIANS TO FIGHT THE ARMY OF REDS   POLES MAKING USE OF CAPTIVES IN PRISON CAMPS.   Imducements Offered te Enemy te Surrender By Offer of Reward —Seat ef Peace Negotiations  to Be Changed.

INTERRUPTED COMMUNICATION LEAVES WORLD IN IGNORANCE Gr STATUS OF NEGOTIAT         Polish Armistice Delegates at Minsk Virtually Held Prisoner and Little Information Is Permitted to Reach Outside; Poles Using Persuasion to Induce Reds to Turn Traitor.

TOOTHACHE OIL SAVES FARMER, TREED BY BULL   Siege Ends Abruptly When Peppermint Reaches Animale Fvac.

THE CAP CAME BACK, TOO    Overseas Veteran Buys One He Left In France, in Army Store In U. §,

THAD PARTY TD OULICIT VOTES OF DEMOCRATS   Executive Committee Member Says Big Slice Will Be Cut From Democrats   HOPES ARE HELD OF ELECTING PRESIDEN)   LABOR PARTY, WITH MEM BERSHIP OF 750,000, WILL BI LOST TO DEMOCRATS, SAY; NEW LEADER,

LIBERALS LOOK. . TODEMOGRATS   Third Party ~ Expéots “to .Pul Its Strength Chiefly From” "Democratic. Ranks..   AMALGAMATION PLANNED

THREE STATES CLAIMED BY 3RD PARTY LEADERS            SAYS THEY NESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA AND WASHINGTON TO STANT WITH,

THIRD PARTY HIGH IN POLITICAL HOPE   EXPECT TO CUT INTO DEMO CRAT’S STRENGTH MORE THAN REPUBLICANS   DRGANIZING THE STATES   Even Texas Is Listed As One Of the States Where New Party Expects to Gather Many Supporters.

WILL DRAW FROM DEMOCRAT:   Third Party Movement WII Campalgn Chlefly In States that are Usually Damoeratle

GOV. COX WILL.  ATTEMPT PROOF   Speaks at Princeton and Evansville Today; at Pittsburg Thursdav.   TOUCHES OTHER QUESTIONS

GOV. COX RE  bh WOULD BUY ELEC      CLAIM REPU   Makes Sarcastic Reply to State ments. by. Senator Harding — and Hays and Upham. —   HE WILL CONTINUE TO THIS SPOT UNTIL ELE               Candidate Made Four § peec During Day to Enthusiasti Connecticut Crowds.

GOA COMES GAGK TO THE ASSAULT   Renews Attack on Republi. can Campaign Fund   ‘HAS PROVEN CHARGES   He Tells Audiences in Number  Line was Proposal for Separate Peace with Germany

FURTHER EVIDENCE TOSUPPORT CHARGE WITHHELD BY COX   Says He Will Continue “Rubbing That Sore Spot” Until Election Day.   OPENS CAMPAIGN IN NEW ENGLAND STATES   Again Declares the Republican Campaign Fund Will Not be Less Than Fifteen Millions and Says Democrats Will Not Attempt to Match It.

COX AGAIN SLAMS G. O. P. FINANCES   Democratic Nominee Reiterates Promise to Expose Affairs At Pitts. burgh, Tomorrow,

GOV. COX ARRIVES AT EVANSYHL      Wil Make Two Addresses, But Neither Will Deal Extensively With Campaigfn Fund Charges.

COX AGAIN HITS AT G. 0. P. MONEY   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE PROMISES TO EXPOSE REPUBLICAN MONEY AFFAIRS.

COX SAYS HE PROVED ALL OF HIS CHARGES   Continués His “Attacks” in New England on Republican Campaign Contributions.   OFFERS NO MORE PROOFS

LUX CONTINUES 10) SANDPAPER UP SORE SPO]   REITERATES HIS CHARGES OF CAMPAIGN FUND AND POINTS TO BREAKS

i Investigators Ad. "vised to Question G. O. P.’s Who Aitended Meet,   REITERATED CHARGE QF $15,000,000 FUND   Democratic Nominee Begins Speaking campaign in New England,

CLAIM REPUBIY WOULD BUY ELECTS   Makes Sarcastic Reply to Stale ments. by. Senator Harding and Hays and Upham.   ‘HE WILL CONTINUE TO RUB ‘THIS SPOT UNTIL ELECTION   Candidate Made Four Speeches During Day to Enthusiastic Connecticut Crowds.

COX RENEWS ASSAULT ON 6.0.P. FUND   Tells Rew York Democrats That Opponents Have Sought to Stir Up Trouble.   ‘MEETS PARTY CHIEFTAINS   New York Party Leaders Break Bread With Candidate at Lunchean

GREAT CROWD GREETS COX   The Next President. Start: Tour of Indiana Today.

ATTA. « RENEWED. BY COX.      Democratic Nominen, Claims Be Has Proves. Charges of Re“leh Hoan Pand.

FINAL STAND ON SUFFRAGE   District Court Refuses Injunction to Halt Promuigation of Amendment.   Alabama Woman Says Votes Were for Sale in Tennessee CLegisiature-— Calis it Blackest Page in Hietory of State.   COX REPEATS FUND CHARGE   Democratic Nominee Reiterates Hit Claim That “Greedy Interests” Support Rival.

COX IN INDIANA FOR TWO SPEECHES   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE Al EVANSVILLE TONIGHT.

COX IN INDIANA  FOR STUMP TOUR   To Address Crowds at County Fair af Princeton; Not to,Go Into G. O. P. Campaign Funds

T0 CONTINUE DRIVE UNTIL FLECTIONDAY   Demands Explanation From Republican Chiefs On Quota List—Democrats Not to Attempt to Match Dollars With Opponents.

RENEWS ATTACK ON 6.0. P. SLUSH FUND   Cox Quotes Hays and Upharr to Show Justification oi Charges   WILL CONTINUE BATTLE   Has Demonstrated Truth of Charges to Satisfaction of Unbiased Voters

COX RENEWS _ ASSAULT ON G. 0. P. EUND   Is Given Rousing Reception as He Reaches New York Democratic Stronghold.   SAYS FACTS ARE TRIE

COX IN INDIANA TODA)   SPEAKS THIS AFTERNOON A1 PRINCETON, TONIGHT AT EVANSVILLE.

SOUTHERN INDIANA GOES WILD OVER POPULAR OHIO GOVERNO   Democratic Presidential Candidate Addresses Large Crow At Big Princeton Rally; Makes League Of Nations Issue Clear,   SAYS HE WILL EXPOSE ATTEMPT T0 BUY PRESIDENCY

COA CONNECTICUT SPEBCHES PLEASE NUTMEG DENIZENS   Continues Hammering On Campaign Slush Fund Raised By the Republican Party   REFERENCE TO IRISH FREEDOM SEEN IN AN ADDRESS   Nominee Offers Statements of Upham and Hays Por Comparison and Asks Por Explanation,

COX ARAWES IN “EVANSVILLE FOR ~ GAMPAIEN TALKS   INDIANA, LEADERS ‘GREET NOM. INEE ON ARRIVAL IN VANDER- BURG COUNTY CITY

LOX GOES RIGHT AFTER EM, HITS GAAFTERS HARM!   BIG FUND .AGAIN HIS THEME,   RIS BRIEF REFERENCE TO IRISH HOPES FOR FREEDOM,

COX RENEWS ATTACK AGAINST G. 0 .P. FUNDS   REPUBLICAN FINANCING IES GIST OF GOVERNOR'S TALK 'N PRINCETON: WILL “EXPOSE SENATORIAL PLOT.”

COX ASSERTS HE CAN PROVE CORRUPTION   Candidate Promises to ‘Expose the ‘Senatorial Plot” to Buy Up the Election   WILL SHOW UP SELFISH INTERESTS BACK OF IT

COX WHL EXPOSE SENATORIAL PLO   Nominee Reiterates Attack on Republican Financing-Hara ing Urges Economy.

COX CONTINUES HIS CHARCE ON ELECTION FUND FOR REPUBLICANS   Comments on Treasurer Upham’s Denial of the Charges, But Withheld Any Further Evidence in Support of Acts ot Corruption—Hammers the Republican Finances.

Makes Four Addresses During Opening of Campaign in New Enoland States.

RENEWS ATTAGKS DN FINANCES OF G0. P. CAMPAIGN   Gov. Cox Greeted by Hug Crowds on Speaking Trip Through Indiana.

TO START TOUF   Will Not Make Disclosures On G. 0. P. Campaign Fund   Until Meeting at Pittsburg On Thursday Evening

Cox Says Chief Aim Will Be To Expose Greedy G. O. P. Backer:      Democratic Nominee Renew: Attack on “Fabulous” Slush Funds

COX REPEATS FUND CHARGE   Democratic Nominee Reiterates His Claim That “Greedy Interests” Support Rival.

ATTA.» RENEWED BY COX.   Democratic Nominee Claims He Has Proven Charges of Re“publican Pund.

UUA GOES RIGHT ATER EM, Gls  GHAFTERS HARD   BIG FUND -AGAIN NIS THEME.   AIS BRIEF REFERENCE TO IRISH HOPES FOR FREEDOM.   HARDING DEFIES RAILWAY MEN, COMES DUT FLAT FOR CUMIMINS-ESCH STATUTE

DEMANDS PROBE OF MINOR PARTY FUNDS   Non-Partisans and Socialists Raisins Vast Sums, Senator Kenyon om.

IX INTENDS 10 UB URE arb Ts E REPUBLICAN NTL NOVEMBER   ims He Has Proved His harges of the Gathering f a $15,000,000 ‘Slush’ und By the G. 0. P.   THER EVIDENCE IS NOT GIVEN OUT   /s Hays and Upham Difer on Amount to Be Raisd: Delivers 4 Addresses it New Haven. Conn.

COX RENEWS ATTACK ~OAPREPUBLICAN FUNC   NOMINEE SAYS HE WILL “RUB SORE SPOT”. UNTIL NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Cox Renews His Attack On Republican Campaign Fund In Eastern Swing

“Tells New England Andiences He Will “Rob That Sore Spot” Until Election Day   FLAYS REPUBLICANS   Refers to Their Proposal for ioe arate Faces" Hints on

WILE BARE PLOT COX DECLARES   Says “Greedy Interests” Seek to Buy Coming Election   ARRAIGNS G. 0. P. BOSSES   Discusses Industrial and Farn Problems in Indiana Addresses

AUTOS ARE KILLING. FOLKS VERY RAPIDL'   One Person Killed Every 35 Min. utes in the United States, Reports Show.

RELAND TORN BY TERIFFIC GIVIL STRIFE   Many Killed in Clash Between Sinn Fein and Police --- London Fears Assassins.

Hot TAH INTO UPROAR   HOUSE OF COMMONS SUSPEND ED IN CONFUSION FOLLOW. ING DISTURBANCE ON FLOOR,   MEMBERS NEAR BLOWS   Seutfle Takes Plaee on the Floor When trish Leader Attempts to Question Lieyd George.— Fought Off Other Viembers.

HOUSE OF COMMONS IN UPROAR ON THE IRISH QUESTION   SETTIVG IS SUSPENDED TO RESTORE ORDER IRISH LEAD. ER REPULSED

UPROAR BREAKS UP ocsalDN Uf BRITISH HOUSE   Commons Thrown. Into Confusion on Irish Debate in Which Members Scuffle   “BLACK AND TANS” ARE CONFINED TO BARRACKS   JOSEDPIE DEVLIN, LIS LEAD ER, ATTEMPTS TO INTER RUPT PREMIER LLOYVE fC PORGE ON FLOOR,

UPROAR: ATTENDS... “CLOSE OF BRASH HOUSE OF COMMONS      Joseph Deviin, Irish, ; Leader Questioning Lloyd George, * Causes \Trouble, 

DEVLIN CAUSES UPROAR IN HOUS!   Fired a Number of _ Questions aw Lloyd George and Repalsed, — Attempts to Seat Him: *

London Fears Spread of As sassination Will Result Eram Binting    GOVERNMENT CONDEMNED   Press Blames Officials for Permitting Black and Tan Renrisals.

British House of Commons is Scene of Wild Demonstration Growing ‘Out   Ireland is) Enwrapped’ in Worst Fighting of Years —State of Panic Reigns

OPEN SHOP UPHELD BY COURT   Supreme Bench of Massachusetts Rules in Engravers’ Case.

COURT UPHOLDS OPEN SHOP   Massachusetts Supreme Bench Putes In Photo Engravers’ Case in in. ' ; junction Order,

CHARLEY WHITTLESEY WILL EAR GD   WARD VEPERAN SAYS ALE. PLSOf: MERS SHOULD SUUPPORT PE MOCRATIC NOMINEE

CHARLEY WHITTLESEY WILL FAVOR OX   WARY WPERAN SAYS A. BK. FB. SOLDIDRS SHOULD SUUPPORT LUEMOCRATIC NOMINEE -

SERIOUSNESS OF SITUATION IS NOT DENIED IN THE CAPITAL OF MEXICO.   State Authorities Declare Martial Law at Agua Prieta in Preparation for Expected Invasion.

Gen. Obregon Gets _ Away and May Now Head Sonora Revol:   GOMEZ ESPOUSE —OBREGON'S CAUSE   Rumor of Anti- Carranza Camp _ > in Army Heard in Mexico, —° wig

SONORA SECESSION IS DENOUNCED BY MEXICAN CONGESS   GENERAL OB8REGON, CHARGED WITH EEING A REEEL, ESCAPES FROM MEXICAN PRISON

MEXICO CENSURES REBEL OUTBREAK   Condemns State of Sonora For Withdrawal From Republic   EXECUTIVES FEAR CIVIL WAR   General Obregon Flees in Sympathy With Revolution

OBREGON MAKES CLEAN GET AWAY   Mexican Military Leader and Candidate to Succeed Carranza Escapes From Prison; American With Him in Adventure; Secession Decried.

ESCAPE OF GEN. OBREGON AS VERIFIED   Mexican Governmen Admits Leader Slipped Thru Their Fingers.

CLARA S. HAMON LOCATED NEAR MEXICAN BORDER   BROWN AWAITING FURTHER WORD ON REPORTS SHE IS WILLANG TO SURRENDER

SLAYER OF JAKE HAMON LOCATED IN MEXIG!   Oklahoma Sheriff Taking Steps t Have Her Brought Back For Trial,

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MARSHALL NAILS BEE RUMUR   Vice President Says He Is Not Candidate for Presidency.

MARSHALL NAILS BEE RUMOR   Vice President Says He Is Not Candi. date for Presidency on the ° Democratie Ticket.

MARSHALL NOT A CANDIDATE   Vice President Says He Will Soon Re tire From Public Office—At Win. ter Home.

HAS NEW PLANS   A. F. Hines, of the Pacific Steamship Co. Presents Proposition That Looks   LIKE IT WOULD WORK   Pe ccm scm comes = oe oe Me = ee See ee 3S Sa a     Insures Future of Amer. ican Marine and .Obviates Need of Another Loan

AMERICAN ‘MERCHANT ‘MARINE       Plan Des  and Obvinte: Need of Another  mney to Insure che Future  Rea.

FIND CAILLAUX “GUILTY   High Court of French Senate.Con, -Viets Former Premier.   Body, Rujes That ere. Weret Extenus. ating Ciréurmucances—Pet ity. Calls for Banishment.

SEIZED     “38 JWOONSHINE STIL.   78 Arrests Made: by Dry Ageuts An VW Virninin During July. ..

38 STILLS CAPTURED IN JULY   Dry Agents Make Raids in 18 West Virginia Counties,

MRS, HARDING TE “OPEN GATES”   Sives Her Plans as to Running White House

$1,000,000 WHISKY DEAL     Cincinnati Drug Firm Buys Lesineton Distillery Stock.

BANDITS GET 4,00         At’ Patchogue,_ L. hy, and Eacape— a. Shoot Messenger _ '" - " Who Resisted

DOUBT IF STATE OFFICE CAN BE HELD BY WOMAN   Democrats Ponder Over Question Arising from Candidacy.

WOMAN POSSIBLY NOT ELIGIBLE TU HOLD STATE. JOR   Question Arises Over Candidact of Miss Summer, of Adel, for Secretary of lowa.

In Some Quarters It Was Suggested That President Might See Fit To Summon Special Ses { wan      STATEMENT BY MONDELL

PASS ADJOURNMENT ACT.   Members of House Favor End ing Congress Session on Next Saturday.

RESOLUTION 10 ADJOURN SATURDAY ADOPTED BY HOUSt   Suggested President May Call Special Session Following Adjournment.

HOUSE VOTES 10 QUIT SATURDAY   Sends. Resolution to Senate Where Similar Action Is Expected Soon   FAVOR SPEED-UP PROGRAM   Action Prompts Speculatior as to Probable Attitude of President Wilson

CONGRESS WILL PROBABLY QUIT NEXT SATUROA   SPECIAL -SESSION POSSIBLE   HINT THAT PRES. WILSON MAY SUMMON TAE SOLONS AGAIN

HOUSE VOTES 10 ADJOURN oINe UE SATURDAY 4 P.   Resolution Adepted and Sen to Senate Where Action is Expected Probably Today.   BOTH BRANCHES SPEED UP TO FINISH PROGRAMS   Representative Moundell Declares Every Important Matter Before Congress Will be Disposed of and Country Will be Just as Happy and Well OW After Session Ends,

HOUSE VOTES TU END ota:   Leaders Pian to Dispase 0 All Important Legislation By Saturday

HOUSE VOTES TO ADJOURN SATURDA)   SIMILAR ACTION IN SENATE BEXPHCTED—SPEED-UP PROGRAM MAPPED OUT,

ADJOURNMENT PLAN APPROVED BY HOUSE   Senate Expected to Follow Ac  thon Today For Ending Present Seasion on Saturday

-ENTENCY {0 PROMI GED -PUIGHER,  REPORT   Banishment From Organized Baseball to Be Only Sentence For His Fart in Alleaed Throwing of Games   PUTS UP $5,000 BOND AND IS TURNED LOOSE   Officials Say He Has Promised To Tell the Court the Same Story He Told the Grand Jury at tHe Probe.

BANISHMENT CICOTTE PENALTY   White Sex Pitcher Will Turm State's Evidence at Trial.

GIGOTTE TO TURN  TATE'S EVIDENCE   White Sox Pitcher Will Go Unpunished for Share in Baseball Graft

CICOTTE IMMUNE FROM PUNISHMENT   White Sox Pitcher To Turn State’: Evidence When Cases Are Called.

CIGOTTE TO TURN STATES EVIDENGE   WILL GIVE TESTIMONY TO CON. VICT FELLOW PLAYERS IN RETURN FOR LIBERTY

MARYLAND STILL BITTER   Assembly Fights Suff. Amendment To Last Ditch.

HERVOUS SYSTEM SHATTERED   “Fruit-a-tives”, or Fruit Liver Tablets Gave Relief

NERVOUS SST SHATTERED   “Frult-a-tives", or Fruit Liver : ‘Jablets Gave Relief

NeKVUUS SYSHH" SHATTERED   “Frat-a-tives”, oF Frut Live Tablets Gave Rellet

UNINSTRUGT ED. WILL BEN. Y. DELEGATION TO CHICAGO MEETING      Delegations May Not Be Given Any Instructions Whatever.—Root and Others Are Mentioned as. 5 Delegates al  T ation

Blt REPUBLICAN IN CAUCUS TODA)   SENTIMENT NOW SEEMS TO BR IN FAVOR OF SENDING DELEGATES TO NATL, MEET _UNINSTRUCTED.

VES, MR. FARRIS IS RIGHT OWE  And 5-Foot Post petnim the Fact é@a *®&¢ ETonie waters

BATTLE IN COUNTY CLARE   Civilians Ambush a Group of Soldiers Who Kili Three and Wound Four,

/ BATTLE IN.~COUNTY . CLARE   Civilians: Ambush a Group of Soldiers Who Kill Three and Wound Four.:

FOUR DIE IN ATLANTA FIGHT   Detectve and Three Negro Gamblers Are Slain in Battle.

FOUR KILLED ‘IN RIOT.   Atlante Police Use Use Gun ry Colored Man -in Raid.’ .

4 KILLED IN ATLANTA FIGHT   Police. and Negro Gamblers. Battle ir the Georgia City—One Detective Dead.

FOUR DIE IN ATLANTA FIGHT   Detectve and Three Negro Gamblers ‘Are Slain in Battle—Black * ~ Started Rumpus. —

Favors Understanding That Congress Shall Say When U. S. Shall Go to War   PROPOSALS BELIEVED ACCEPTABLE TO WILSON   WOULD STIPULATE THAT VIR. TUAL!\ THE SOLE PURPOSE  OF 7 1 HAGUE IS TO PRE. vrs

COX ASKS WILSON’S RESERVATION HEL   Would Give Congress Alon: Right a9 Declare War.  oo

COX TO REQUEST WILSONTOACCEPT RESERVATIONS   WANTS IT EXDERSTOOD CON. CRESS ALONE SHALD SAY WHEN AMERICA EXTERS WAR AND SOLID PURPOSE PREVENT WAN,

Cox Desires To Start Drive For White House ‘Out Where The West Begins.’   WANTS TO SHAKE HANDS.   And Become Acquainted In Section Where He Is Now Bat Slightly Known

WAY OUT OFFEREL   Cox Will Give Wilson an Op portunity to Endorse Reser vations to League of Na tions Covenant.   WGRD FROM WASHINGTON SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT   White House Statement I That Wilson Never Did Ob. ject to Interpretative Res: ervations Anyway.

PRES, WILSON * URGED TO TAKE 2 RESERVATIONS   Cox WI Insist ‘on America Deceduer When [1 Is to Enter Wars

WILL AULEPT AEOERUATION UPON TREATY   BOURBON NOMINEE WOULD KEEP U. S. FREE FROM WARS   Will Insist That Only _ America Say When ) She Fights.

GOK TO URGE SUPPORT OF PACSIDENT WILOON ON TWO UF LEAGUE RESERVATION   Understanding Is That Proposai Will Be Accepted, As They Are Regarded As Merely Interpretive.

UUA TO PRESENT RESERVATIONS TO WILGOK   Democratic Nominee to Ask  President’s Backing on   Pact Changes

COX WILL PROPOSE TWO.RESERVARONS   IN ORDER TO MAKE HIS CAN" PAIGN MORE POPULAR, _   THE” PRESIDENT (9 AGREEABLE   Announced From White House That Hf the Changes Are Purely Enter. pretative There Will Be No Qb jection by Mr, Wilson.

COX WILL MAKE CONCESSIONS   Will Urge Wilson to Back Him in Two Proposed Reservations In the League Covenant.

COX PROPOSES 2 RESERVATIONS ‘TO LEAGUE PACI    IT IS BELIEVED THESE RESERVA  TIONS WILL PROVE ACCEPTABLE TO PRESIDENT   (By United Press)

PROPOSE TWO RESERVATIONS TO THE LEAGUE   HAMES M. COX, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE, TO PROPOSE CHANGES TO PACT.   it Was Stated at the White Houses Ubat the Proposed Reservations Were Acceptable to the President.

GOV. GOK HAS TWO RESERVATIONS. 10 LEAGUE COVENANT   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL BE ASKED TO BACK NOMINEE IN THE PROPOSALS.

COX TO CONFER WITH PRESIDEN?   WILL URGE WILSON TO SUPPORT TWO PROPOSED RESERVATIONS TO LEAGUE.   TREATY CHANGES HIS IDEA

Cox Would Amend League of Nations   Is to Ask the President to Back Hir In Two Reservations Which Wilson Has Been Fighting.

COX PROPOSES TWE NEW RESERVATIONS   WOULD MEET OBJECTIONS OF THOSE OPPOSED TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   PRESIDENT 1$ AGREEAB!E   Would Have Distinct Understanding Congress Alone Could Declare War, and Define  Purpose of League.

‘HOPE CHEST: MURDER 18 STILL COMPLICATED   By Another Affidavit Fron Walter Tabor That His Former One Was Tntrue.

FORCES PROBUCERS - £8 CUT PROFITS   Ci of 20 Per Cent, On AL Googs at  John Wanamaker Store,

WHOLESALE PRICES BRGP   Reduction of 20 Vereent Announced by Joby Wanamaker said to He Effective.

SECRETARY OF MARINES URGED BY SHIPPING MER   Prepoaal is Being Seriously Considered by Senate Commerce Committee.

Cabinet Post of Marine Favored:  Plan Navy Probe   Secretary Daniels Believed to Have Spiked Admiral Sims’ Guns in Bringing Him to Trial to Explain Dismissat of Admi-al at Brast.

HOOVER'S DEFEAT CONCEDED.   Hilection of Jotinson Group in Califor. nia Acknolwedgced.

JOHNSON CHOICE OF HOME STATE   HOOVER'S WANAGER cCONCW@DES THE Vic TORY.  ’   KENTUCKY SELECTS DELEGATES   WoOoD INCREASES LEAD ov em ALL IN INDUANA,   Thet Seeator Hiram Oatdocs Kuvery Recerd He Ever Eatablishes in Mie Heme State le (Claim of Manager Varnahbaa.

 : IN GALIFORNIE   Hoover Manager Concedes Etec tion of Senator’s Group of Delegates.

GERMAN OPERA FOR GOTHAM   Will Be First Season of Kind U. S. Entered War.—Caused Riot Last Year.

GERMAN < OPERAS ; BILLED   New “York to. Hear Singing in Teutor Tangue First Time Since War

E ALUM SEEKING HIGHER PAY FOR FACULTY   Sixty Teachers at Colum. bus School Have Left in Year

FLOUR DROPS 50C. A BARREL   Quotations to Chicago Grocers ane Raker«e Reduced to $123.

FLOUR DOWN 50C A BARREL   Prices to Grocers and Bakers in Chi cago Reduced to $13—To Re. tail at $14.

REAL MAN'S TOWN’ IS RAIDED BY DRYS   Saloon Keepers Tried to. Close Our Stock at Bargain Rates Before Raid.   Today’s Raid,. Unlike One in October, Was Effected Without Loss of Life.   Heating Apparatus At Post Office Got Out of Fix

250,000 JEWS LEAVE POLAND   Most of Those in Exodus From New Republic Are on Their Way. to United States.

WELL KNOW K. OF C. MAN T0 SPEAK HERE   “SANDY” CHAPMAN HERE TUES. DAY, DECEMBBER 7.   Meeting Is Open To Ali and the Pub lic Cordially Invited to Attend and Hear Recounting of War Experiences.

PAVORS CALLING WORLD COUN PERKENCE TO ORGANIZES KEW ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS   T0 SCRAP OLD. LEAGUE   Would Scrap the Mid League ef Xatiens and Adopt a Resolution beclaring Formal Peace With GerInany. — Would Organize World Court.

SCRAPPING OF LEAGUE AND IMMEDIATE PEACE     WITHGERM’NY PLANNED   Harding Plans Calling a Work Conference to Organize an: Association of Nations   Would Establish International Court to Adjudicate Controversies Arising Over Treaty Violations

ORIGINAL HARDING PLAN ().K.   Association of Nations Stands Test.   TO SCRAP LEACUE

PEACE ACT FIRST, ~ HARDING PLAN   Then Forming New! Association President- Elect’s Prograit   WORLD COURT THE KEYSTONE   His Scheme. Virtually ignores the a Versailles Treaty. ~ -

HARDING HAS TENTATIVE PLAN      Scraping of League. Declaring Peace With Germany, and Calling Of World Conference To Form Assoc’. ation, Listed.

TO SCRAP LEAGUE DECLARING PEACE WITH GERMAN)   1s the Tentative Plan of PresidentEiect Harding, ft Was Understoad Today,

NEW PRESIDENT ON. TO BE ot! AGAINST LEAGUE   It ls Understood He Has Decided to Scrap Present Covenant for a New One   WANTS REVISION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW   KEYSTONE OF NEW PROJECT IS A TRIBUNAL, WITH A LOOSE ASSOCIATION OR IN. TERNATIONAL FORUM

Harding's World Plan Are Being Made in : Conferences ’   i eet  Best Minds Are Said to Favor His Campaign  Viaweae

HARDING PLANS GAIN HEADWAY   Scrapping.League at Nations Pease With Germany an¢  World Conference Planned.   EXPECT EARLY ACTION

RECODIHCATION OF WORLD LAWS: KEYSTONE IDEA   TREATY AND PACT OF VERSAILLES VIRTUALLY IGNORED—FEATURES

President-Elect Would Make Peace With Germany and Call New Meeting, *   WORLD COURT IS FAVORED   Tentative Plan Follows Suqgestions Made During the Campaiacn.

wets  PLANFORA NEW LEAGHE      SCRAP THE GL LEAGHE, ADOPT  RESGLETION Ob FORMAL PRACE WITH CERMANY      an) CALE WORLD CONFER. ENCE TO OUGANIAE A NEW ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS

HARDING Ih MOVE FOR A NEW LEAGUE   Will Declare Peace with Germany and vo Work on New League As Soon As in Power.

‘A. WORLD CONFERENCE      For Purpose of Organizing. ’ New Association is Next. . Move—Has Two Plans

PALMER HOLDS CONFERENCE ON PRICE OF SUGAR   Both Wilson and Palmer Blamed For Soaring Prices In the Sugar Market.

TINKHAM BLAMES PALMER, WILoON FOR SUGAR PRICI   Failure to Buy Cuban Crop ‘anc “Settling Government Price . at 17 Cents” Reasons. 

SEARCH FOR MURDERER,   Two etd: In. Gonnection With Deatt of: dames Colosimo.

GOLDY FOR LEAGUE WITHOUT CHANGES   SECRETARY “OF STATE WILI FIGHT AGAINST ANY RESERVATIONS,

COLBY HAS TALK WITH PRESIDENT   Secretary of State States  There is No Need to Modify League of Nations

COLBY FAVORABLE 10 PEACE TREATY   Declares He Favors League Endorsement Without Nullifying Reservations   PRES. WILSON ATTACKED   Former Campaign Manager Says New York Delegation Will Support Gov. Cox

GOLDY IN FAVOK  OF LEAGUE WIT NO NULLIFYING CHANGES, SAY   Secretary of State Departs For San Francisco, to Act as One of President Wilcanis Snokesmen,   DOCUMENT IS CLEAR AND UNDERSTANDABLE   Predicts That Convention Will Meet in a ‘Serious and Amiable Temper’’ to Discuss Weighty Problems

RECOVER $23,860 OF COLLINS CACHE   He Claims to Have Burned Bonds to the Valne of $3,000,000

RECOVER $23,860 OFCOLLINS CACHE   He ‘Clatan ty Hare Burned Bonds the Value of $3,000,000

CONSTITUTION VOTE CLAIMED UNNECESSARY   Convention In lowa Wil Have Full Power Says Attorney.

REFERENDUM 1S NOT NECESSARY   Iowa People Have No Voice in Re-Making of Constitution.

aYG REFERENDUM NOT NECEGOARY ON CON GON OUTCOME   Power to Write New Basic Law Constitutional Convention  Inheritance, Is Opinion.

NO REFERENDUM ON CONSTITUTION   Any Changes Made At State Convention Must Stand Says Attorney.

CAPTAINS’ MOTHER WILL BE NEUTRAL   Mrs.. Callahan Hopes for Ti Game Between’ Princeton ° ‘2 And Vale’ flevene.

SUNDAY NEAR HEILMANDAL   Cars:of Penrose Uhrich and - Alexander Papich in Collision.   All Escaped Injury With the Exception of Mrs,  ~. Panich

AUTO MISHAP SUNDAY NEAR ~ HEITMANDALE   ‘Cars of Penrose Uhrich and Alexander Papich in Collision   ‘OCCUPANTS THROWN OUT   Al Escaped Injury With the ~ Exception of Mrs. Panich

HARDING WILL G0 AS CITIZEN    Declines. 10 Sail on Maytlower, .Es: eorted hy U. 8. Battleship, to ‘Canal Zone,

HARDING DECLINES WILSON'S OFFER OF BATTLESHIP   Presigient - Elect ‘Telegraph:

HARDING DECLINES WILSON’S OFFER OF BATTLESHIF   Senator Thanks President for Courtesy But Has Perfected Plans.

WONT ACCkri SHIP   SENATOR HARDING COLINES CFFER OF PRESIDENT.  eR ages

OFFER OF BATTLESHIP... - DECLINED BY HARDING   President-Elect Expresses Thanks to President Wilson for Bia’ Goveteey 

DECLINES OFFER OF BATTLESHIP   SENATOR HARDING WILL NO’ USE PRESIDENTIAL YACHT ON HIS PANAMA TRIP

OFFERS HARDING SHIP   Senator ‘Declines to ‘Accept War : Vessel for-Trip.    President Wilson Tells Secretary Dan. lels to Provide Craft for Canal Zone Voyage.

HARDING SENDS REFUSAL FOR USE OF BATTLESHIF   President-Elect Declines  ‘Wilson’s Offer of Trans portation for Trip to Panama — Has Own  Arrangements,    THANKS GIVEN

NEW WAX RECORDS CARRY MANY MILES   Reports from Experiments at London Surprise the Scientific World.

STRIKERS WOULD CARRY DEMANDS TO WHITE HOUSE   Members of Congress Reavested , t Use Their Influence With © President Wilson.

RAIL STRIKERS APPEAL --—[0- CONGRESSMEN   Would Have Demands for Wage Increase Heard By Board,

REPRESENTATIONS MADE AT PARIS   Government Takes Up Complaint of Standard Oil Company.

FIRST DEGREE MURDER.   Returned Against Robért Mead: ‘Gharged With Killing Dartmouth Senior.

MEADS INDICTED IN FIRST DEGRE   Shot Fellow Dartmouth Sutdent, Maroney   Also Accused of Smuggling Liquol and Selling It at College

NEGOTIATIONS ON COMPROMISE ARE TO BE CONTINUED   Absence of Senator Hitch cock Will Delay Diseussion of Article 10,   DTHER PROBLEMS. ARE CONSIDERED BY SEMATOS   Bi-Partisan ‘Committee Tc Take Up Treaty Ques. tions.

SEE. LITTLE CHANCE FOR IMMEDIATE BREAK   SENATORS OF BI-PARTISAN COM MITTEE TO POSTPONE SETTLEMENT OF ARTICLE X

NOMINEE REACHES NATION'S CAPITAL   HARDING AND HIS WIFE REACHED WASHINGTON ON ‘‘DEM.’’ TRAIN.   His Senatorial Duties Probably be Light for a Time, and will Have Chance to Arrange Vigorous Schedule.

HARDING CONFORMS T0 ¢. 0. P. PLANK   VIEW OF COLLEAGUES IS SUI PORTED BY HIS RECENT CAMPAIGN SPEECHES

Campaign Will Be Planned on Assumption Former Sees  retary Will Be Chosen   DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO GUESS THEIR NOMINEES   GOVERNOR COX LOOMS UP Ag FORMIDABLE OPPONENT Of McADOO; OTHERS ARE MEN{ TIONED. .

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE HERETO ‘FORE HAS BEEN FOR THE LEAGVE WITH STRONG RESERVATIONS   FRIENDSHIP FOR FRANCE   ‘Feench Correspondent Learns Can didate’s Attitude Towand His Country—Has Expreseed Views on International Relations

NOMINEE — AGREES   Senator Harding Has Long Expressed Treaty Views’ in Exact Concurrence With Party Plank. te   PARTY S GETTING UP  TEAM FOR CAMPAIGN   Republican Campaign Will Be Gotten Under Way With Small Delay and Promises to Re Lively.

CARPENTIER TO FIGHT IN U. S.   Manager of French Champion Accepta Bid of Coffroth—Would Limit Bout to 15 Rounds

BiG PURSt FOR FIGHT   $400,000 Offered for Dempsey-Carpentier Contest Accepted   BATTLE WILL TAKE PLACE AT TIJUANA   Carpentier’s Manager to Split Purse on 50-50 Basis

NINE NATIONS APPROVE. NEW COURT OF JUSTIC   i Last Mceting Of Present League » Assembly Tadav.

NINE NATIONS APPROVE INTERNATIONAL COUR   Countries Led By Japan, Sign Protocol Giving Approval to International Court of Justice

JUSTICE COURT OF LEAGUE GETS 0).K.OF 9 NATIONS   Portugal Only State to Sign — With Provision for Obli gatory Jurisdiction   JAPAN TAKES THE LEAD   OTHER NATIONS EXPECTED TO 3.GN BEFORE ADJOURNMENT OF ASSEMBLY TONIGHT

EXECUTIVE APPROVAL FOR COURT OF JUSTICE   Protocol Was ‘Signed Saturday by Nine Nations, Led by Japan.

TRIPLE OFFENSIVE REDS IN RUSSIA   Gen. Wrangel; Ukrainians, And Poles Will Attack Simultaneously   SOVIETS AWAIT BLOW   Fate Of Bolshevik Regime Rests Upon Result Of Encounter

WRANGEL Is MASSING TROOP: FOR FINAL SUPREME EFF OR]   Concentrating Forces Along Donetz River for a Vigorous Offensive Against the Russian Red Army.   ATAIPLE ATTAGK 15 EXPECTED   Soviet Government Admits Tis Fate May Depend Upon the Success of This Gigantic BMovement Arainsi the Reds.

FATE OF SOVIETISM HAN'SS IN BALANCE   Poland, Ukranians and Wrangle Prepare to Launch Huge Army at Reds.   Will Make Final and Supreme Effort Before Winter Stops Operations.

IN HIS FOOTSTEPS   Franklin Roosevelt’s Ca. reer is Similar to That of Col. Theo. Roosevelt    STARTED .SAME WAY   And Both Were Nominated for Vice-president—Married Teddy’s . Niece

NOOGEVELT CAREC SIMILAR TO TED   DISTANT COUSIN AND NEPHEW BY MARRIAGE TO FAMOUS THEODORE ROOSEVELP

ROOSEVELT CAREER SIMILAR 10 TEDDY'S   Vice Presidential Nominee Advances in Politics by the Same Route.

LD FLEETS LYING IN PORT   American Vessels Are Not as Hard Hit as the Others

LESS IN AMERICI   ONLY TWO HUNDRED U. 8. BOATS IDLE, WHILE ENGLAND HAS 1,000 LAID UP

PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED      Train Carrying Gettysburg People Jumped Track.

PASSENGER TRAIN DERAILED   ain Carrying Gellysburg Peaple dumped ‘Track.

MEXICAN POLITICS   National Republican or Catholic Party In Convention,

NATIONAL REP, PARTY MEETING IN MEXICO   Will Mean Re-entry of Catholics Inte Polltieal Affairs

CATHOLICS REENTER MEXICAN POLITICS   Meet to Elect Presidential Candidate and Draft a New Constitution.

CONFEDERATES IN GIGANTIC PARADE IN HOUSTON. TEX.   THREE-DAY *GRAND ENCAMP. MENT CLIMAXED WITH MONSTER PARADE TODAY

DANIELS EXPLAINS NAVY'S GREAT NEED   Telis Alameda Citizens Naval Base In California Is Greatest Demand,

NAVY’S PRESSING NEED IS BASE IN CALIFORNIA   pabaeane Daniels Accepta Deed to Site at Almeda Conditioned on Ack, of Congress

NAVY’S PRESSING NEED 1S BASE IN CALIFORNIE      Secretary Daniels Accepts Deed to Site at Almeda Conditioned on Act’. “of Conrross

NAVY NEEDS WESTERN BASE   Secretary Daniels Accepts Deed for Property at Alameda From Dele. gation of Californians.

GENERAL STRIKE AT MEXICAN POR}   Industries at Vera Cruz Are Tied Up.

STRIKE TIES UP TRAINS   , Traffic Between Vera Gruz and Mexico cist). @ity is Suspended =

USE SF BAIBERY JOHNSON FEARS   CALIFORNIA CANDIDATE WILL FIGHT If HiS DELEGATES DAML TO OBSERVE THEIR  OTP arr pATSTO reer T Aw

SAYS: DELEGATES SHOULD: ALL: OBEY FOLKS. BACK HOME   Hi chosen Will Fight For Al “Votes: Coming: To Him,“ ” > Fe Asserts.

HIRAM EXPECTS. VOTES 10 STICK   Serves Notice That He Wil! Take Measures of Reprisal: Against Backsliders   GOLD IS MENTIONED   Any One Who Betrays: Sen» ator Must Answer to Peos ° ple, He Declares

HI WILL WATCH THOSE PLEDCED TO HIS SUPPOR’   DECLARES OPPONENTS ARE EX. ERTING EVERY EFFORT TO WIN HIS SUPPORTERS.

TALK OF-GOLD IN CONVENTION   CANDIDATE SEEMS TO THINK DRLEGATES MAY BE BOUGHT

JOHNSON HINT AT A BOLT It HE (5 GHEATED   rALK OF GOLD IN CONVENTION   ee  CANDIDATE SEEMS TO THINK DELEGATES MAY BE BOUGHT

JOHNSON oAYS ANY (IESERTER WILL BE FIXED   ASSERTS ERPRPORTS ARE BRING MAOk TO SHNKE LOOSE HIS DELEGATES.   Reports Demand For Straightout Dee laration Against League of Nations As Only Proper Course

DECLARES OPPONENTS ARE EX. ERTING EVERY EFFORT TO WI" HIS SUPPORTERS.

JUHNGON'S COURSE 0 BE DETERMINED BY THE PLATFORM   ‘Makes Threat of Bolt if League of Nations Plank Does Not Suit Him.   CONFIDENCE INCREASES AS BALLOTING. APPROACHES   iives Notice That He Will Take Measures of Reprisal Against Any Delegate VPledged to His Support by Kesult of Primary Election Who Does Not Stick,

JOHNSON STILL CONFIDENT HE WILL WIN RACE   Asks That Delegates Pledged te Him to Stick te the Finish

SENATOR *SAYS; HIS STAND “WILL BE/ DETERMINED: BY. -OOMMITTEE’S ACTION. *

JOHNOON STATES Hla DELEGATES MUSTN'T “FLOP   Will Take Measures of Reprisal Against Those Chosen in the Primary Elections Who Do Not “Stick’’

Measures of Reprisal Will Be Yaken Against Delegates Who Bolt Pledge to Johnson   That Is Warning Issued Yesterday by California Senator—Declares Opponents Are Using Every Means To Shake Allegiance of Some of His Supporters— Says His Confidence Is Increasing.

WATSON 1a CHOSEN AS CHAIRMAN BY VOTE OF 41 10 3   Committee on Resoiutions Plunges Into Grind of Hearings and Conferences   WILL SUBMIT PLATFORM TO CONVENTION THURSDAY   Samuel Gompers, President of (American Federation of Laber, Will Pre sent His Prowram Today Henry lane Wilson Has Recommended a Mexican Plank,

CONFERENCES ON PLATFORM ARE OPENED   Delegations on Liquor, Suffrage, Irish and Labor Problems to Be Heard— Sub-Unit to Work on League and Other Open Questions.

THIRTEEN MEN 10 FRAME PLATFORM   Full Committee of Fifty-three to Conduct Public Hearing for All Suggestions   SEN. WATSON AT HEAD!   Sen. Borah Who Wants Plank Against the Treaty Is Also a Member

WORLD LEAGUE PLANK HAD NUT BEEN DRESSED   AS WAS EXPECTED TTS GIVING THE POLITICIANS MOREE THAN BRIEF WORRY   Various Demands Meade Would. I Complicd With, Run the Docu. ment To Great Length

WATSON 1S BOSS OF RESOLUTIONS   indiana Senator Defeats Ogder Mills for the Chair- . manship.

WATSON COMMITTEE TO FRAME PLATFORM   Indiana Man Heads Convention Body hich Has Reel Task of Selecting Planks.

SENTENCE PONZI T0 5 YEAR TERM   MANIPULATOR OF STOCKS AND BONDS SENT TO PRISON Little Itullan, However, Insists It Was Not His Intention to  Derrand Anyvoud

COUNSEL URGES — GOOD INTENTIONS   loved zara Finansaindsi -50-Per Cent Scheme ..   GOVERNMENT URGES. LIMIT      Attorney Gallagher Charges Ponzi With Fuli Knowledgs That His. © Scheme Was a Crooked One.

PONZI IS GIVEN FIVE YEARS FOR EMBEZZLEMEN'   Boston “Financier” Plead Guilty to Using Maiis to Defraud.

Ponzi Gets 5 Years on Guilty Plea   SET - RICH - QUICK PROMO.TER ADMITS MISUSE OF U. S. MAILS

CET-RICH-QUICK MAN GIVEN FIVE YEARS I JAIL ON FRAUD CHARGE   PONZI, WHOSE DREAMS BROUGHT ‘ MILLIONS FROM GQUILLIBLE SUCKERS, PLEADS GUILTY “TO USING THE MAILS   TO DEFRAUD

PONZ! PLEADS GUILT.   Bushel Basket Millionaire Sentencec to Five Years in Prison.

“Wizard” Insists However He Had No latention _ of Beating Anybody ©   STILL 85 COUNTS ~ HANGING OVER HIM

Charles Ponzi Gets  ‘Five Years In Pex   Pleail Guilty to Using the Malls to Defraud in His “Get Rich Qnick” Gehame. ~—--

FINANCIER PONZ IN TAIT FOR 5 YEARS   Promoter of Quick Rich Scheme hy Pleads Guilty to Fraud:  fCharoe.

TO USING THE MAILS IN (SCHEME. T TO" (DE  ene  ced Rich TEE: Wizata, ~ Who Promised 50. Per Cent, in’ 45 Days, Sen tenced an Ona Count’:

CHARLES PONZI GETS 5 YEARS   Financial Wizard Pleads Guilt yto Misusing Tr & Mails

PONZ! PLEADS GUILTY.   Bushel Basket Miltlonaire Sent Up For Five Years.

PONZI GETS 5 YEARS IN COUNTY JAIL   ‘Wizard of Finance’’ Plead. ed Guilty to Using the Mails to Defraud.

‘Wizard’ Insists However He Had No Intention of Beating Anybody   STILL 85 COUNTS HANGING OVER HIM

PONZI PLEADS   “Get Rich Quick” Promote: Will Serve Sentence in Plymouth County Jail.

PONZI ‘ENTERED A PLEA OF GUILTY   ‘Rich-Quick”’ Schemer Was Given a Sentence of. Five Years Imprisonment ‘

PONZILIS GIVEN = FIVE-YEAR TERN   Pleads Guilty to Using Mails to Defraud.

< ENDING COMMITTEE I$ APPOINTED   Wilt Be Asked To Tell What He Did At Meeting Tuesday Night To secure! With Millions Workers

~ PLEA OF GUILT!   Admits Using Mails in Scheme to Defraud, in Federal Court Today   Given Five ~ Years — 85 Counts . Against = Him Placed on File

PONZI GETS FIVE YEAR SENTENCE   The Great Master of Frenzied Finance Who Robbed eople of Wit lions is Retired

PONZI GETS FIVE YEAR SENTENCE   The Great Master of Frensled Financ: Who Robbed People of MilHons fs Retlred:

PON! GETS FIVE YEARS IN PRISON ON ONE COUNT OF FORTY-FOUR IN FEDERAL COURT   The Charge Was Using the Mails For Fraudu lent Purposes—-He Secured Many Millions Through the U.S. Mails.

CHAS. PONZI IS GIVEN 5 YEARS IMPRISONMENT   PLEADS GUILTY OF DEFRAUD ING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE IN AMERICA

“TS SENTENCE   Boston Get Rich Quick Promote: “Goes: To Jail For Five Years ~ On One Count. °   85 COUNTS STEL ON. FILE   ‘Also Many Larceny Charge: ' Await Him—Must Face Creditors Soon.

Oe ee   Admits [Ho Used Mails to Defrawl—Gets 5 -¥ On Ove Count,        Hhestey )

PONZI SENTENCED TO: ~— JAW. FOR FIVE YEARS   Promoter of  Cet-Rich- Quick Scheme Pleads ~ Guilty to Using ‘Mails to Defraud, —

WALLINGFORD OF REAL LIFE GET A YEAR SENTENGE   Charlies Ponzi of Boston, Who Was Going to Pay His “Depositors” Fifty Per Cent is Sentenced Today.

PONZI GOES TO JAIL.   Mast Spend Fixp Years In Prison For Get-Rich-Qaick Scheme. .

Punishment Imposed’ Only On One of 44 State Counts. ‘Swindled Thousands.   FEDERAL CHARGES ARE STILL~PENDING

Chief Magistrate Ansists That Party Accept “His  Issues Regardless of Costs i «ar Consequences.

WELLE KNOW HEEE,    ormer Lake Erie Engineer Candid.  ate Por State Oilice,

SELL KNOW HERE             Vormer Lake Erie Engineer Candid! ¢ For State Office,

AAKANSAS. REPUBLICANS NAME A NEGRO AS THEIR HOPE FOR GOVERNORSHIP

CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR [a FARMER-TEACHE   ‘Arkansas Nominee Owns 600 Acres of Farm Land and Is - Highly Educated. -

WORLD'S NATIONS WOULD BE BOUND AY HIGH TRIBUNAL   Republican idea of Substitute for Armed Force Necessary to League of Nations.   ‘COURT PERMITTED ONLY  MORAL WEIGHT BEHIND 11   Modeled After U. S$. Supreme Bench, Supported Solely by Public -Opinion.

Norld Peace ‘!ribunal is Likened to Supreme Court and Public Opinion   WALL STREET HORROR CHARGED — TO TROUBLE-BETWEEN BRINDELL AND UNION OF HOUSE WRECKER:

VIRTUE SEEN IN A WORLD COURT   MAY SUCCEED NATIONS LBAGUE AND PROVE A SUCCESS.   MUCH ARGUMENT IN ITS FAVOR   Moral Force Behiné It, Like That of Our Own Supreme Court, Pere haps az Potent as an Army and Navy.

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO WITHHOLD TREAT   Peage Resolution to Be Adopted By the Senate Today.

PEACE RESCLUTION WILL HAVE MAJORITY   Senator Reed Attacs Position of President Wilson.

TO VISIT NEW YORE   Renator and Mrs Harting Accept Invitation of the Women’s 6 Committee

Roesevelt’s Mother  Pleased by New:   Declares She Is Proud of Sox + and Sure He Will Be >. Blected,

ROOSEVELT’S HOME TOWN IS PLEASED   GREETS NEWs WITH KLATION— NOMINEE SERVED IN STATE SENATE OF NEW YORK.

BIRTHPLACE OF RUDSEVELT GETS NEWS OF CHOICE   Hyde Park, N. Y. Receives Quietly, But With Elation. Word of His Nominatior By the Democrats.

ROOSEVELT BECAME PROMINENT IN 1910   Was Drafted by Democrats te Defeat Senator John F. Schlosser— Succeeded.

NOMINATE A NEW YORKER   Roosevelt, Relative of Late Col.  Roosevelt's Family, Vice Presidential Candidate.

NEW YORK GETS BUSY   Hont for Hileit Liqoor yull ss Begur In Parnest,  Ge a eR

SNOW’S VOTE WAS LARGE   Received Sligitily More Than Gne. Fourth Number Given Winner j

CAUSE OF ALARM   Governor of Lower Californie Prepares to Resist Landing of Mexican Federal Troops   Recruits Called For By Alarmec Governor.

BOATS CAUGHT IN YUKON ICE   Two Army Dispatchers Arrive at Dawson After Days ef Bat — tling Slush.

DELIVERS ULTIMATUM TO INSURGENT GROUP   Brotherhoods Demand Return To Fold by Saturday or Forfeit Membership

PRESIDENT-ELECT s PIVEN WELCOME   HARDING AND PARTY GET 4 WARM RECEPTION ON THE OLD VIRGINIA SHORES   WANTS VERY GREAT NAVY   Next President Says America Must Have Sea Power Sufficient to Maintain Its Ambitions.

PRESIDENT- ELECT BACK IN AMERICA   ‘Lands at Newport News  * This Morning.

SENATOR HARDING ARRIVED AT 6:30 THIS MORNING   Pastores Comes In Two Hours Before She Is Expected — No Officials or Airships to Welcome Him.

Made Address At Noon, At tended Luncheon, Visits Army And Navy Bases

President-Elect At Newport News   Arrives During Morning— Ship is Escorted By Airplanes in Hampton  Roads.   NEWSPAPERS TAKEN TO BOAT BY PLANES

HARDING PARTY LANDS TODAY   President-E'ect Given Greeting at Newoort News,   LONG SEA TRIP FROM PANAMA iS ENDED   A Luncheon Tins Afternoén in Honor of Senator.   Party Experiences First Touch of Celd Weather Last Night&An Aeroplane and Seaplane Squadron Meets Ship.

HARDING LANDS AT A VIRGINIA PORT SATURD’   President-Elect is Met B: Delegation of Elks a Newport News      GIVES NOONDAY TALK   Gets Taste of Winter A Boat Leaves Tropical Wa ters cf Panama

RON BACK ON HOME. SOD   President - Elect and Party Land at Newport News After Panama Visit. -

HARDING  ARRVED AT NEWPORT NEHS THI MORNING  After His Long Ocean Trip to Panama Canal.

HARDINGS BACK FROM SOUTHERN VACATION TRIP   President-Elect and Mrs Harding Land at Newport News Today.

PRESIDENT-ELECT  RETURNS 10 THE UNITED STATES FROM CANAL ZONE   Landed at Norfolk Early  Saturday; Spoke at New:  port. News in After: © noon to Thousands:   URGES STRONG NAVY PROTECTING AMERICA   MERCHANT MARINE MUST- ALSO  BE BUILY UP VILL STARS AND   STRIVES FLOAT OVER THE  “SEVEN SEAS”

PRESIDENT-ELECT AT NEWPORT NEWS   HARDING PARTY LANDS AT 10:00 A. M.—ARRIVES* EARLY.

 President-Elect  Se Harding Lands Today   ‘Reached Newport. News’ at - Ten Orelork, ‘This Morning on ‘Return From Panama, *

HARDING NOW IN U.S. AFTER LONG VACATION   ' President-elect and Party  Land at Newport News,   Va.; Stage Celebration   TANNED BY TROPICAL SUN, APPEARS HEALTHY

Try Grandmother’s Old Favor. ite Recipe of Sage Tea and Snilphur

SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR   t’s Grandmother's Recipe to Restore Color, Gloss and Attractiveness.

537 Bottles Liquor... Seized in Battle on Italian Steamer   Crew Resists Dry Jaw Officers, “But ‘Enforcement: Men Save: : + Cognac. a }

FEDERAL AGENTS = SEIZE LIQUOR   Engage in Sai'ls With the Crew Of an italian Steemer,

U.S. INSPECTORS. WIN BATTLE FOR ROOZE SHIPMEN   Crew of Italian Vessel Reseénts Efforts to Locate; Fight Waged in Dark.

GOVERNMENT AGENTS BEST ITALIANS IN A SEARCH FOR LIQUOR   Over Five Hundred Bottles ot! Cognac Are Taken in Raid on Steamship.   SAILORS ARMED WITH BRASS KNUCKS RESIST   Lights Turned Off While Mer Are in Interior of Ship— Reserve Called.

FEDERAL AGENTS “IRE MIGTOROUS “IN PITRHED BATTLE   Seize 537 Bottles Cognac After Battle With Crew of ' Italian Steamship.   THREATENING TELEPHONE CALLS FOR INSPECTOR   Falling OW in Grade of Liquor Coming From Cuba as Result of Fre. quent Seizures. nelaimed Roose \vailable for Hospitals and Other Institutions for Letitimte (we,

SEIZURE OF LIQUOR ON A FOREIGN SHIF   GOVERNMENT AGENTS VICTORS IN PITCHED BATTLE.   Raid Italian Steamer Presidente Wilson After ‘Ycrimmage With Crew, and Uncever Many  Bottles af Cognac.

BATTLE OVER BRANDY IN N. Y.   Federal Agents Beset by Ship’s Crew, but Se'ze 527 Botties of Cognac.

eer:  WARRANTS FOR UNION HEADS. Three Officials of §     ie. Louis Yardamen

IMPORTANT LAWS STILL HANG FIRE   The Senate Adjourned Thi: ’ Morning in Order to Give the Committee Time   -TO REACH AGREEMENT   Have Their Horns Locked Over Tax Control and Tax Levy Bills

DAY{IS DEVOTED TO CONFERENCES   House and Senate of Special Ses- sion Mark. Time While Confer-. ees Seek Agreement   TAX BILLS STILL IN THE WAY   some Legislators See Possible Adjournment by Tomorrow Night— House Passes a Bill

UNCERTAIN NOW WHEN SESSION WILL ADJOURN   HOUSE AND SENATE STILL AT DEADLOCK OVER TAX BILL —CONFERENOCES TODAY,   BOTH SIDES HOLD FIRM   Agreement Not Yet in Sight—Possible That Special Session May . Adjourn by Thursday Night or Early Friday. .

BLAIi“n Vi isVwa Executive Department  A Proclamation of Thanksgiving

POPE URGES LOYALTY   Renedict Asks Catholics ta - Suy port Freneh Republic:

SAYS BAY STATE IS IMPOSED UPCh   Afraid to Give Definition of Independent Operator

EXCESSIVE PRICES CHARGED FOR COAL   Fuel Administrator Declares Massachusetts Is Dumping Ground for Independent Anthracite Companies.

FATHER FASTS TA CONVERT GIRL   Preacher Tries Hunger Strike to “Save” Daughter

TWO-BIT HAIR CUT RETURNS   Los Angeles Also Reports Reappear. ance of 15-Cent Shave—May Be General Again.

STATE FAIR ENTRIES   Dates For Closing. in Several, Dapartments are: Annauticed:

NEWBERRY LETTERS ARE'PLACED ON TRIAl   Submit Correspondence Witt Paul King:

NEWBERRY LETTERS READ   1  Several Hundred Episteiaters Docu 2 ments Are Offered br Defense  q at Geand Ranids.

PREMIER CAILLAUN IS  ARRAIGNED FOR TREASOK   Trial of Noted French Statesman Promises to be Most Sensational Case Ever Heard at Paris

VALSON RELAPSE 1S DENIED  BY HIS PRYSICIAN   GAILLAUX PLAGED ON TRIAL FOR TREASON TO FRANG

ormer French Premier Faces T raitor’s Doom       lore Than 7,000 Documents Will Be Presentec Fifty Witnessks Summoned. Former High.  ; ptieral, If Convicted, Could Pay the  : -Dealth Penalty a

Ruling of obi 1. Leavis Who Declared J. tL Wal (er is Inefigible lo “Take Parl Arouses Storm.      APPEAL IS MADE   Miners’ National Execulive Committee Asked to Re verse Decisions -—Plan: To Carry Case Further,

NPL Lr CilOn 07 G. 0. P. PICKS JOHNSON SLATE   North Dakota War Between Two Factions of Party Grows Bitter   WANT PETITIONS FILED   RESULT OF STRIFE IS TWO SETS ELECTORS WHO WILL SEEK RECOGNITION

STEAL $220,000 IN DIAMONDS   Two Men Reb Salesman After Follow. Ing Him From Cleveland to Buffato.

HIGH PRICES OF SOFT  COAL ARE INEXCUSABLE   Chainnan of Strike Settlement Com mixsion Says Production is in Pa Fxrcmx_

NO NEED FOR INCREASE IN COST OF SOFT COAL   So Asserts Head of Commis sion Which Raised Wages.

SKYRDCKETING OF BITUMINOUS COAL 15 INEXGUSABLE   Price Boosts Out of Relation to Increased Production Cost, Robinson Says.

SKYROGKETING PAIGE OF COAL NOT JUSTIFIABL   Strike Settlement ‘Body Chair. man Declares Trend is Inexcusable

SKYROCKETING COAL PRICES ON GROUND HIGHER WAGES IS PIRACY SAYS OFFICIAL

Coming Out from Anesthetic, Chester  Breaks Silence to Deny Murder Charge

CHESTER NOT GUILTY?   First Statement, However, Result ed From Administration of Ether ond Gas.

CHESTER NENIES MURDER CHARGE   YOUTH HELD BY KANSAS CITY POLICE TALKS UNDER INFLUENCE OF DRUGS.

Ce  e aeee  FIFTEEN BODIES ARE RECOVERED FROM LAKE      Woodsmen Jumped From Motor Boat Into Water After Craft Ganoht Fire.

JEWISH DELEGATES GATHER   Conference Called to Consider Plans for Reconstructing Jewry _

STRIKE UNAUTHORIZED BUT MED BECOME IMPATIENT OVER » DELAY OF LABOR BOARD 

OWIIGHMEN WILL 60 OU] AT MIONGHT RUMORS 10 FEDERAL REALS ANNOUNGE   Rail Workers Dissatisfied With Delay in Wage Raise As Planned By Arbitration Board and Aim To Strike. “.7 +eec &

WAGE DECISION 10 Be MADE JULY 20   Pailroad Labor Board Says Investigation Will be Completed on or Before That Date.   HINTS OF STRIKE CONTINUE   Gevernment Officials Begin Preparations for Possible General “Authorized” Walkout.

VANDERLIP URGES LOAN FOR EUROPI   ; 7  Crisis Calls for Immediate American Relief, Says Financiel, in Orcer to Precent Wrecking of Governments and Establishment of Marxian Socialism.

VANDERLIP SAYS PEOPLE SHOULD INSIST ON TRUTH   AMERICAN FINANCIER CALLS CRISIS TIME FOR EXPLAN.- . ATION   KNOW PROBLEMS, — CORRECT EVILS   Declares Government Must Author. itatively State Difficulties Confronting Nations.

THE SUPREME © COURT SAYS 2.75  PER CENT BEER  IS INTOXICATING        HANDED DOWNS DECISION TODAY CPHOLDING THE VOLSTEAD ENFORCEMENT LAW.   fe Its Decision the Court Upheld che Action of Congress in Deckiring It Intoxicating and Drewenting Tis Sale.

Government Troops Enter Go:  . tha to Round Up Communist Leaders. and Make Searct for War -Munitions -

GLASS OPPOSES BONUS FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   Writes Chamber of Commerce in Virginia Town That I Would Be “Misuse of Power.’

GLASS 1S ANOTHER BONUS OPPONENT   Help Only Those Who Were Hurt, He Says; Others Will Care For Tehmselves.

SENATOR GLASS APPOSES BONUS   Virginian Objects to Adding Additional Tax Burdens to People.

GLASS OPPOSES BONUS   Has Not Slightest Idea of Voting for it, He Writes

LASKAN FORESTS HOLD SOLUTION PRINT PAPER CHARTAGE. SAYS OFFICIAL

TRIES HUNGER SIRIKE GAME   Michigan Doctor, Suspected of Wife et order Refuses to Eat.

MURDER SUSPECT WON’T EAT   Michigan Doctor Whose Wife and Child Were Found Dead Re. fuses Food.

sHPS ORDERED TO MEXICO PORT   ‘NO LIVES LOST BUT REVOLU  TIONISTS ARE NEAR THE  ) AMERICANS AND TROUB LE IS FEARED.

SECRETARY OF NAVY ORDERS 6 VESSELS SOUTH      Commander Has Instructions as to Action If Trouble Develones.

'No Reason For Pessimism a  Desperation, President-elect  Tells New Orleans.   SAYS AMERICA WILL WIN OUT   Takes Occasion to Urge Friendly Relations With All Nations in Western Hemisphere.

sox. FO FOR “YOR DESPAE IN AME mote o  ais  Wik BAYS.   RAYMOND CLAPPER. “Press Stat! Correspondent

HARDING SOUNDS - NOTE OF FAITH   iN THE FUTURE WELFARE OF THE UNITED STATES,   PROBLEMS ARE 70 BE SOLVED   But President-Elect Believes Peopis “ Wilt Arise To the Emergency— Speech Before New Orleans  , Chamber of Commerce.

AER LL > SURELY WK   President-Elect Declares Reverses and Discouragements Are Ahead, But Victory is Certain

nARUING ofa OUR TIMED AREAD (NUL §.   Jrges Full Co-operation of People--Urges Continuance of International Friendship.

AMERICA WILL-WIN . OVER ALL REVERSE:   SENATOR HARDING PREDICTS _ NATION WILL SUCCEED READJUSTMENT PERIOD AWFATD

U.S. A WILL FAGE COURAGEOUSLY READJUSTMENT   Extravagance Must He Renounce and the Old Lessons of Thrift Learned Anow, .

President-Elect Speaks te Chamber of Commerce at New Orleans and ‘Leaves   FOR A PANAMA CRUISE   Says There is’ No Reasor -for’Pessimisni ‘or Despair   —QOld Lessons of Thrift

RETURN TO NORMALGT DISGUSSED   Harding Sees New Burdens for U. .:  PRODUCERS LAUDED  Note of: idence Is Sounded Today

~ President-elect Harding Sees ite Reason for Pessimism oF Despair

CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE OF AMERICA   FORTUNE'S FLOOD AND EBB BRINGS ALONG REVERSES   Must Speed Production and Minimize Waste _Says Harding.

AMERICA MUST FIGHT BATTLE - SAYS HARDING   Increased Production Needed — Look for Trade in Western iWemisphere.

PRESIDENT-ELECT: HARING HAS OPTIMESTIC VIEWS REGARDING THE FUTURE   He Says While America W:ll Meet Reverse: and Discouragements She Will Face Them and Will Win Out

President-Elect Warns Southerners That Discouragements Are Ahead.   ‘ALL MUST PULL TOGETHER.   Sectional Feeling Needs to Be Eliminated to Insure Prosperity.

HARDING SPEAKS AT NEW ORLEANS   SAYS HE ES CONFIDENT AMERICA WILL FACE FUTURE SUC. CESSFULLY

PERMANENT CHAIRMANSHIP OF CONVENTION UNDECIDED   Homer Cumming Denies He Was Requesied by White House to Take Jeb:

LEFTOVER WHEAT IN JUMP   Grain From Last Year’s Crop Carriec Over Into 1920 Amounts to 109,318,000 Bushels.

JUMP IN OLD WHEAT CROP   Last Year’s Leftover Grain Amounts ta 109.318.000 Bushels.

WHEAT CARRIED OVER   Total This Year is 100,318.000 Com pured With 48,56,000 One  Waeae Meg

RAILWAY STRIKE THROUGHOUT WEST ~—IBFASTWANINE   Strikers In Chicago Are Likely To Return To Work Soon.   IMPROVEMENT AT SOME OTHER POINTS   Strike Leaders However Maintain That Strike Is Still Gaining.

CHICAGO SEES IMPROVEMENTS IN RAIL STRIKE  eeAMY INI C MEA CUNAWING   MANY IDLE MEN SHOWING SIGNS OF RESTLESSNESS AND WANT TO WORK.   SUBURBAN TRAFFIC IS NOT AFFECTED

Ratiroad Sirile Brighiens In Wesé   Outlaw Switchmen’s Walkout Wave Moves Eastward to Seaboard Rail Centers as Conditions Improve in sie Middle West.

HOME HORSE WINS GHIO STAKE   Peter Coley Carcies Off the Big $5,000 Feature In Cleveland Grand Circuit Racee

OHIO. DRIVER WINS RACE.      pais pence Peter Coly, Driven by Columbus Man, Takes Grand Circuit Feature Event.

Official Communique Says Reds Take Village Near Bialystok in North.   Claim Wrangel’s Army Completely Beaten and He Holds Only Crimea.

SOVIET TROOPS ARE MORE THAN HOLDING OWN   Anti-Bolsheviki Near Kuban Are Completely Annihilated.

Bolshevists Capture Several Villages; Gen Wrangel is Defeaisc   Reds Report Complete -Anni Ahilation of Anti-Bolshevist Forces

RUSSIAN REDS ~ CLAIM SEVERAL NEW SUCCESSES   Moscow Tells of Numbe: of Villages Retaken from the Poles.

SOVIET GAINS AGAINST POLES: ARE REPORTED    Russian Forces Occupy Several  Villages South of Bialystok, Siaies Statement

JAPANESE STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSE   FINANCIAL STRINGENCY DUE TO UNPRECEDENTED PROMOTION AND SPECULATION,

DOCK EXCHANGES IN JAPAN FORGED TO CLOSE DOOR   ‘Due to Failure of Operators tc  Put Up Additional  Marains.   BANKS IN DIFFICULTIES

STOCK EXCHANGES ARE CLOSED   Big Financial Concerns of Japan Reported in Trouble.

PRINCIPAL STOCK EXCHANGES OF JAPAN FORCED TO CLOS!   Large Banking Firms of Orient Country Experiencing Financial Difficulties

GENERAL BOOTH ADIUTANT BENEBAL   Orlearian Appeinted To Succeed the Late Genera! Mickle of “Al abile.

? BIG ‘LEAGUE GAME.   Philadelphia and St: Louis: to, ‘Cross -in-Che LA :

BIG LEAGUE- BALL  : 7 GAME, FOR EaecoThktt,   Piiiadelpiis and St. Louis. to Cross Bats in’ Checotah About aie  A etl tot”

SOLDIERS QISTURB ‘CHURCH SERVICES      Mass for Dead Faster Halted by British Officer. :   IN CHURCH WITH REVOLVER   Great Commotion Caused When Sol‘diers Go to Altar With Drawn Weapons to Give Orders to the Officiating Priest.

SOLDIERS HALT MASS IN CORK   British Officer With Drawn Revolver Stops Services for Faster,   CAUSES . GREAT COMMOTION   Army Officer Goes to Aitar and Give: Officiating Priest Orders to Limit the Size of the Fitzgerald Funeral to 700.

SOLDIERS HALT MASS IN CORK   British Officer With Drawn Re., Olver Stops Services ai. for Faster.   CAUSES GREAT COMMOTION   Army Officer Goes to Altar and Gives Officiating Priest Orders to Limit the Size of the Fitzgeraid Funeral to 100,   Take 12 in Red Nest Raids.

MASS IN CORK IS HALTED BY SOLDIERS   British Officer With Drawn Re volver Stops Services for Faster.   CAUSES GREAT COMMOTION   Army Officer Goes to Altar and Gives Officiating Priest Orders to Limit the Size of the Fitzgeraid Funeral to 100.

BATTLE IS NOW ON      Mexican Forces Engaged on Border of Sinaloa

FOREST FIRES IN WISCONSIN ARE DOING DAMAGE   ARE RUNNING THROLGTE 700,000, OO FEET OF TIMBER AT SPIRIT FALLS

CRIMINAL ADVENTURE AT BERLIN IS ENDED   Proof Given to World That Demoe. racy in Germany Republic is No Deception. Save Proclamation.

State of Siege is Maintained in Prussian Capital by the Reichswer.   VON SEECHT RULES   Focd Prices Are Soaring and Citizens Are Scrambling to Lay in as Much as They Can Secure.

me  WORKING ON 4 wEWw TREATY.   merican-Japanese Negotiations Go. iug Forward at Washington.

U.S. AMBASSADOR AND JAP ENVOY PLAN NEW PACT   CONFER WITH PACIFIC COAST SOLONS ON LEGISLATION IN WAY OF TREATY

DECLARE BETTER  TIMES AT HANG   “Dollar a Year’ Men Say Prosperity in U. S. Coming Back.

“ARE AT HAND ~~ JS DECLARED   “Dollar a Year” Men Say Prosperity in U. S. Coming Back.   LABOR AND CAPITAL OPTIMISTIC   Leaders in Washington for Reunion o' War industries Board Predict Early Rehabilitation of the Industrial Life of Nation.

U.o, PROSPERITY 5 COMING BACK   Better Times at Hand, Say Leading Business Men.   CAPITAL - LABOR OPTIMISTIC   “Dollar a Year’? Men and Others ir Washington for Reunion of War Industries Board Predict Early Rehabilitation.

FAILURE TO MENTION GOODRICH MEASURE: IN KEYNOTE ADDRESS CONVINCES PEOPLE

MCRAY DODGES TAX LAW ISSUL   Failure to Mention Goodrich Measure in Keynote Address Convinces People He is Satisfied with Present Law.   STARTS “PUSSY-FOOT” CAMPAIGN

WINTER WHEAT AREA IS  LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S   Bowing Totala 40,605,000 Acres with Condition on December 1 87.9 Per Cent of Normal

WINTER WHEAT CROP 88 PCT.   Condition ts Better Than on Decern ber 1 a Year Ago—46,605,000 Atrea Sown. .

Winter Wheat  . Sown This Fall   A Tattle Lass Than Pinal Acreage Es. timate of Wint®r Wheat in £919... !

WINTER WHEAT NEARLY NORMAt      Indiana Well Up In States as Pro ducer; Figures Given Showing Condition of Rye.   S 87.9 PERCENT NORMA

WINTER WHEAT ACREAGE LESS   But Only 2.8 Per Cent Ur: der Last Year.   CONDITION DEC. FIRST 87.9   Kansas Has 10,343,000 Acres Seedec and Its Condition is Now 88.

ae HID ‘WORTER WERT aun           2 + s es a = waif a: CONDITION, OF CROP DRCEMBER t MERaured ‘AS 82.9 PER ‘CENT. , ‘OF. NORMAL:  -

WINTER WHEAT CROP BOOSTS   87.9 Percent Normal Say: Government Crop Report

WHEAT ACREAGE IS SLIGHTLY SMALLER   Oklsatoma Has Over 3000,C00 Acres Scwn; Condition of Crop ts 86 Per Cont.

ACREAGE OF WHEAT FESS THAN YEAR AGO   Condition of Crop Dec. 1 Was g7.9 Percent of Normal as Compared with 85.2 Year Ago

WINTER WHEAT AREA IS. LESS THAN LAST FALL   Condition of Crop on December 1 Slightly Better Than It Was a Year Ago.   CROP CONDITION IS GOOD

And Average Crop Condition Not Quite Up to Average. he   COUNTRY’S: WHEAT. 18° FANE   Condition was 87.9 of Normal Crop December 1, . With 40,605,000. Acres. °

Leda WHEAT To SUWA, BUT CROP CANTITINN ANAT   Renort Shows 40,605,000 Acres Ave Planted This Winter.

WHEAT CROP 88 PER CENT   Over Forty Million Acres Sown—Con dition Better Than Last Year.

POLES CAGiNGTHE BOLSHEVIK   Military Alliance Between Po  Jand and Roumania Mobil; izing Against Russians.   CFFENSIVE PLANNED BY THE TWO COUNTRIES   Soviet Government Not Likely to Agree to Peace Witn Poland Withont Ficht.

POLES PRESS TO THE SOUTH FROM KIEFE   Military alliance between Poland and Roumania heinge arranged

A R INEISTER   Military Alliance Ik Taking Active Form ‘Says Dispatch   POLISH HORSEMEN ‘ADVANCE ON KIEFF   Rumaniens Poverishly Mobilizing but Reds Are Expected ‘to-Put ‘Up a Fight

POLES KEEP UP CHASING REDS   RUMANIA FORMS ALLIANCE WITH POLES AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA,

POLES ADVANCE “OVER 65 MILES   Military Alliance Ar ranged with Roumaniz for Operations agains!  Bolshéviki. Soviet Ac.  tiaw  ln bance   PEACE IN SIGHT

FIRE RAGING IN MANE NEA BROMAISVILLE, PA   Workers Escape From Colliers Without Confusion.

MILLION VOTES FOR NEW PART)      Farmer-Labor Party Poll More Votes Than Socialists, Is Claim.

LABOR 10 PLACE TICKET IN RAGE   Candidates ,Pressing Campaign For Election ir Saint Paul Municipal Politics

GOVERNMENT LACKS POWER   Denied Bolshevism Caus: ~ ed Workers to Set Up   Government

Charles Bb. Towns, Narcotics Authority, Points Out Dafi- © ger Following Prohibition. Drug. Victims ““grevesnsinlp “hy ' Thousands Since Access to Booze Is. Denied.   THE DOPE ON DOPE.

Charles _ B. Towns, Narcotics . Authority, Points Out Danger Kollowing Prohibition. .   Drug Victims Increasing by Thousands Since Access to Booze Is Denied. —   THE DOPE ON DOPE.

ORDERPREVAILSAT M’SWINEY BURIAL   Late Lord Mayor of Cork ts Laid-t0 Rest ave   SOLEMN GHURCH SERVICES   High Dignitaries Officiate and 189 ; Veiests Walk In Procession to Ceme' tery—Soldiers on the Alert,

MacSwiney Obsequies Bloodless   Services Held In Cork Are Not Marked By Least Disorder.   Great Throng Attends ane Funeral fs Simple But Very impressive.

MSWINEY IS BURIED AT CO   Countryside Pays H to Newest Martyr   Armored Cars and Lorrie British Soldiers at Cemete

LAST SERVICE FOR MAYOR M'SWINEY HELD AT CORK   Marked Simplicity. Marked the Cere. monley Which Were Very Jepressive,

LATE. LORD MAYOR LAID TO REST. SUNDAY. INST. FINBARR CEMETERY, ORK   City and Whole Coimtrysicde Paid  Tribute To..the Memory Ol  Their “Newést Martyr.”

THOUSANDS ATTEND  MISWINEY FUNERAL: SIMPLICITY. MARKS  MAYOR'S LAST RITES   Thousand “People Pray Outside Prison as Convicted Murderer Pays Penalty on Same Day

CORK PAYS TRIBUTE TO ITS LORD MAYOR   FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR TERENCE MSWMEY.   Sinteter Aspest Imparted By Presemee om Streets of Armored Cars end Machine Guns, But Re Dicturbance.

MAYOR MSWINEY IS LAIN 10 RESY   Solemn Services at Cork a Funeral of Dead Hunger Striker   VIOLENCE IS AVOIDED   Clergy and Irish Volunteers Pay Honors' Seldom Accorded to Civilian

THOUSANDS ATTEND WACSWINEY. BURIAL   BODY LOWERED:TO ITS ‘LAST _ RESTING: PLAGE IN “RE -' ""BUBLICAN PLOT.”.

-MACSWINEY IS LAID TO REST   Church Dignitaries And Thou. sands of Countrymen at Martyr’s Last Rites.

DISCUSSES RECORD OF FORD.   Sherman Saye Son's Carcer Woeld Have Defeated Manufacturer.

SAYS FORD LOST OUT ON SON'S WAR RECORE   Seunter, Sherman to Make  Public “oR ee? Borde ratte  oPAapers,  Stow uit No Baay.?

FORD BEATEN BY WAR RECORD OF HIS SO}   So Charged By Senator Shermat Who Wants Draft Records Available.

FORD DEFEATED ON SON'S WAR RECORT   SUCH IS CLAIM OF SENATOR SHERMAN—CALLS EDSEL “DUKE OF DETROIT.”

OHEHMAN ako WAR RECORD UF  YOUNGER FORE   ILLINOIS SENATOR ASSERT! “DUKE OF DETROIT” WAS DRAFT DODGER.   Insists Henry Would Have Lest  Opposition Had Not Spent Thirty Cents.

Washington Dispatches Say _ That Fighting Has Been Resumed.   POLISH OFFENSIVE IN GALICIA IS SUCCESSFUL   Radicals in Italy Are Halting Efforts to Smooth Out Labor Trouble,

LEAGUE FAILS T0 STAVE OFF WAR   POLAND AND LITHUANIA AGAIt IN HOSTILITIES: CLASH OVER WITHDRAWAL

MORE FRIENDLY IRISH POLICY   To be Sought by Sir Hamar Greenwood, New Chief Secretary for Trelend.   i GOVERNMENT AWAITS : REPORT FROM AMERICA   Ambassador is Instructed to _ Analyze Opinion of All Politieal Parties Here.

NO MORE GRAIN CAN BE SHIPPED TO PORT EXCEPT ON A = SPECIAL PERMIT. —

GRAIN EMBARGO ~ AT GALVESTO!   Due to Accumulation of. Wheat Caused by the Ship Shortage

LUNFLRENGES  HELD BY INDIANAPOLIS ANE STATE OFFICIALS  In Order to Rring Order Ont of   In Order to Bring Order Out o Chaos on Indiana Tax Question.   Officiala Mum, But Hinted They Will Draft Bill Legalizing Board’s Action.

be : e 2 aoe . . * ART art CEEE” trate’ Tri. peek.   AND AIDS SEEK WAY TO PRE. VENT CHAOS   Court Decision On Tax Lay Case. for Worry

COUNTRY NOW FAGES TEACHER SHORTAGE   High Schools Confronted With Crisis Which May Prove to Be Real Calamity

Be aI seat en eee  TEACHER CROP WILL BE SHORT FALL OF 1920   High Cchool May Suffer— School Boards Warned to Bolster Staffs.   MINUS 15,000 TEACHERS   To Provide for Normal Enroilment Increase 17,275 New Teachers Are Required,

SERIOUS LACK OF TEACHERS I Tnla COUNTRY   Schools of the United States Neee 17,275 New High School Teachers

TEACHER CRISIS IN HIGH SCHOOL   Unqualified Teachers Fal! into Goed Jobs Though immense Shortage of Higher Educaters.

JAPANESE ARE DISPLEASED.   Leek With Anxiety Om Agitation in the United States.

HARDING WOULD STOP BIG NAVY   Is Urged to Reach Agreement With England and Japan for Five Year Pediod.

FIVE KILLED. _ — TRISH FIGHTING   Serious Results Prevent_ ed by Prompt ‘Action  - of the Police

EMERALD ISLE Io. TILL oGENE UF FIERCE STRIFE   FACTIONS CLASH OVER STRAND+ ED AIRPLANE AND BLOOD IS   SHED—OTHER DETAILS.

MORE IRISH CLASHES   FIVE KILLED IN BATTLE NEAR KILLARNEY.   British Troops Kill Four and Wound Three Sinn Feiners in Fight for Failen Airplane.

CHICAGO OVER HALF FOREIGN   Censes Figures Puts Per Cent Over 67.   GERMANS FIRST, POLES NEXT   Negro Population Is 144,244, 01 Five Per Cent of the Whole. .

SECOND CITY IS FOREIGN’   Over Two-Thirds of Chicago’s Popu: lation mvene to Be Foreign orn.

67 PER CENT OF CHICAGO, ALIEN   14 PERCENT GERMANS, PCLES ARE SECOND, RUSSIANS THIRD AND IRISH FOURTH

cue AGO FOREIGN ont     Nisty-Neven: Per Cent of the Pop ulation Born Abrond.

No Wonder Thompson Gan Wins 60 Per Cent of Population ef Chicago is of Foreign Birth

FOUR DAY A WEEK SCHEDULE   Cloth Mill Curtailing Prodection at  ay. =

TAFT'S SON OUT FOR PLACE IN LOWER HOUSE   Nickie Also Comes Back Fo Eighth Term in Congress.

Atkinson Urges Greater Aid for State Schools In Address at Richmone   Declares He Will Oppose Move ment to Hinder Private Schools of State.

FILMY MAGNATES PLEDGE $7,500,000 RELIEF FUND   Hoover’s Appeal for Starving Children in Europe Meets Response -

MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY — TO RAISE $2,500,000 FOR THE STARVING CHILDREN

ADVANTAGE LOST BY CENSUS YEAR   Movies Pledge Aid to Starving Europe

WRANGEL BACK INTO CRIMEA   RUSSIAN WHITE ARMY  SAFE IN HAUNTS OF OLT,

WRANGLE ARMY QUTWITS REDS   Anti-Bolshevist Forces Have Escaped Into Crimea.

SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION      Of fowa Press Association {n Des Moines Feb. 17-19,

REDS OFF ARK; PUT ON TRAIN FOR RUSSIZ   The Buford Unloads Cargc  of 249 Undesirables at  i :

 Deported ‘*Reds” Land In Finland; Leave For Russia   Exiled Aliens Taken From Theil “Ark” and Marched To Special Train To Take Them To Frontier.

Anarchists on Way to Frontier at Last; Well Guarded   UNWASHED KEPT BETWEEN DECKS

Transport Buford  Arrives at Hango, Finland With 249 Alien Reds.   DEPORTEES NOW ON. -  WAY TO RUSS BORDER   Party Taken From Ship Under Guard to Special Train to Frontier.

Red “Ark” Buford Arrives in Finland  Radicals on Way to Russian Frontier   Emma Goldman, Berkman and 247 Other Bolshevists Deported From America Will Reach Sovietland Today—Leaders of Band Are Defiant—Declare They Will Return to U. S. “to Save Country.”

WILL TRY KENNEDY CASE   MOTIONS FOR CHANGE. OF VENUE AND CONTINUANCE

GRAND JURY IS DRAWN      NUMBER OF CASES ARE A& “SIGNED .-FOR TRIAL:

HARDING WING OVER WOOD BY 16,003   Latter’s Delegate at Large Noses Out Opronent.

OHIO HARDING  MANAGER LOSES      DAUGHERTY DEFEATED BY WOOD MAN FOR DELEGATE-AT-LARG ;   Senator Harding Carries State by About 15,000 and Will Have 42 Delerates,

HOOD HOLDS HIS LEAD IN NEW JERSEY   HAS SIX HUNDRED TO. goop, f . JOHNSON MANAGERS - TO  specie: mage ig ens apn gps eae aaa

HARDING MANAGER DEFEATED IN OHIO PRIMARIES   Complete Unofficial Returns Show Election of Wood Delegate.   NEW JERSEY iS FOR WOOD

Manager for Senator Harding is Defeated for Delegate-at-Large   Officials Returns May Chang Results in the Ohio Preferential Primary.

HARDING MANAGER lO DEFEATED; SEN, ELECTED BY 16,009   Official Count May Changi Daugherty’s Reverse Into Victory.

DAUGHERTY LOST     Senator Harding's Campaign Manage Probably Defeatec  for Delegate - atLarge, Returns Indicate,

FAVORITE OHIOAN. WINS AS HIS CHIEF WN BATTLE LOSE!   Harding to Have Possibly 38 of 48 Buckeye Delegates With Rest Piedged to Wood.

HARDING VICTOR IN PRIMARY; HIS MANAGER FAILED   Senator Will Have at Least 39 of 48 Delegates

It May Take Official Count To Determine ,Whether. Campaign Manager Danaher Goes To  Conyvenan ;      3 PRECINCTS ARE LACKING

WOOD HAS SLIGHT LEAD IN JERSEY HARDING HAS THE CALL I) OHI  : aot vena

307 VOTES LEAD VER QNIGHERT! AS SHOWN BY BOYE   Harding Manager Gets 107 375, His Rival 107,682 in Fina) Count.

DAUGHERTY HAS LOST ‘AsaDelegate To Chicago HARDING'S LEAD  Over Woed In Ohio Is _ Reported Now As 16,303

“BIG JIM” COLOSIMOS’ FUNERAL HELD TODAY   Prominent Politicians Attend Last Services For Famous Cafe

HELLO THERE MARS!   NEW SCHEME DEY ISED TO AT. TRACT OER NEIGHBOR, °   War Smoke on Saharu  perm Mawr Professor Would Use as a Signal.  1

Wants Smoke-Making Material Used in Signaling to Planets is Bryn Mar Professor’s Plan

ET HALL. SEND MARS A SHEN   SMOKE SCREEN SUGGESTED TC GET IN FLIRTING DISTANCE YE’ PTAN TT

SUGGESTS. USE “OEDENSE SMOKE “TO SIGNAL MAR:   College Professor Would Us: Material Left Over From: War.

SMOKE SCREEN SUGEESTED 10 ATTRACT MARS   ‘Surplus Chemicals From Worlc War Would Be Ideal Signa Says Professor.

VOULD USE SMOKE SCREEN TO SIGNAL PEOPLE. ON MARS; NEW SCHEME IS DEVELOPED BY WAR

LONG LEAP INTO GENESEE RIVER - SAVES BURGLAI   Discovered in Rochester ‘Jewelry Store He Jumps Eram Window to Stream.

NAVAL FEUD IS UNDER TWO GUNS   Rival Committees Conduct Probes In; to Conduct of War Marine at Same Time: lowan Makes Charge.

DANIELS-SIMS - CONTROVERSY AT WHITE HOUSE   While Daniels is Attacked for Halting Recruiting, he Counters with Attack on Sims

DANIELS ‘OPPOSED ENROLLING MEN IN NAVY. PALMER SAYS   OFFICER IN" NAVAL DEPART MENT TELLS PROBERS THAT He SCTED AGAINST DANIELS’ ORDERS   ANOTHER INQUIRY BEGUN   Court of Inquiry Investigates Re. moval of Admiral Mleteher From Comuiiud of Amer. icenn Naval Borces in French Waters

ee  Daniels-Sims Controversy Continues at Capitol and InNavy Department Today

DANIELS-SIMS QUNTROVERSY ON AGAIN TO-DAY   Capt. Paliner Testifies Secretary Baniels Ordered Him to Stop: En- listing Reserves in January, 1947.

FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIP     ‘amed ‘by Kansas Col: U. Offers           Candidates lepes—K.

Washitigton Uneasy Over Troop Moves In Far East   Frequent Clashes Are Beginning to Draw Attention   JAPAN’S COURSE VILOATES PACT   Was to Have Withdrawn Troops but Is Sending More in Instead, Is Shown

JAPANESE ACTIVITY IN SIBERIA CAUSE OF CAPITAL ALARM   Clash es Between Mikade Troops And Russians Are More Serious   Taken As Indication That Oriental Nation Intends Long Occupation

CLASHES BETWEEN JAPS AND RUSS BECOMING SERIOUS   Two New Japatese Divisions Dispatched To Center ‘   NO REASON GIVEN   Japans Poliey Toward China Extended To Siberia

Situation Worries Capital   Japanese Activities in East ern Siberia Cause Un. easiness at Washington.

JAP MILITARY AIM IS NOT MADE GLEAF   ACTIVITIES IN EASTERN SIBBRIA  OPEN TO SUSPICION.   Clashes Between Yellow Troops and Rumians Grow in Seriousness and Frequency and Cause Cannot He Explained.

Washington unable to understand Japanese attitude.in the East   STILL SENDING TROOPS   Nippon’s explanation, while clear enough. is lacking in elucidation

CLASHES INCREASING BETWEEN JAPS AND RUSSIANS.   NO EXPLANATION IS GIVEN

GHEECE WARNED ~-BY THE ALLIES   No Financial Aid if Constantine I Returned as King,   REPRISALS ALSO THREATENED

ALLIES PRINT NOTE IN THE GREEK PRESS   DECLARES CONSTANTINE IS AN ENEMY OF THE ENTENTE,      Complete Liberty of Action Will Be Exercised If King Retarns ms the EKaler of

WARN GREECE NOT 10 RETURN KING   ALLIES DECLARE MOVE WOULD BE HOSTILE ACT

WARNING TO CLERKS   ALLIED NOTE PUBLISRED BE. FORE THE ELECTrION   British, French and Italians Unite in Composing a Note

Draft Note Declaring ‘‘Com plete Liberty of Action Will be Exercised”

That Seems Necessary if the King, Who Was a Stautch Supporter of Germany, Receivés a Vote of Gonfidence—Note to Be Published In Greek Papers.

ALLIES. PROTEST 10 GREEK KING   Declare Constantine's Restoration  Will Be Regarded as @ flostile Act.

THE ALLIED VOTE VS, CONSTANTIN   w Furmcd King as Yue“ Waase Visloyal Acts” Cansea Altea * Pen ho passed

NEW YEAR = IN ROME   General -Exchange of Presents _fuike Christmas—King Had 0 Callers.

FARMERS ARE AFTER GRAIN SPECULATORS   Delegates Meeting in St, Louis Consider Method for Helping the Market,

SENATOR POMERENE TO RUN.   Wi Become a Democratic Candidate  Poaee Btmeewiakescwié Fen Bleexwe P¥a «rw

POMERENE SOON IN THE RACE      Ohio Senater About Ready te Hep Inte Presidential Rinne.

Ib OWNER  AGREE Uh LAOKER PLAN   Re-organization Plan De velops Quickly In Chicago Peace Parley

SECURE NEW LEADS IN ELWELL MYSTERY   Clues Point to Enemies of Mur dered New York Turf wan,

EVIDENCE FOUND IN ELWELL GAS   Additional Names of Persons Connected With Mysterious Slaying Learned

SLAYER HAD REY, BELIEF OF OFFICERS   District Attorney’s Office Says Two and Possibly Four Persons Know Murderer of Wealthy New York Spertsman.

NEW GUUES FOUND INELWELL MURDER   SLAIN MAN’S SECRETARY GIVES AUTHORITIES NAMES OF “BETTER ENEMIES.”

NEW SUSPECTS DISCOVERED IN ELWELL CASE   Dead Man’s Secretary Gives Names to New York Police Officials.

SEVERAL UNNAMED PERSONS INVOLVED IN ELWELL MURDER   OFFICIALS NOW CONFIDENT AS SAILANT WAS NOT A STRANGER   SECRETARY 1S EXAMINED   Furnishes District Attorney With Names of Several Persons Said to Have Been Bitter Enemies of Slain Man.

ELWEL', HAD MANY ENEMIES   Names eof a Number Whe May Have Killed Him Diaclosed to Diatrier Attarnmes .

Be yee LST ee ote Oa et Sepa eel ee he Rg Se nan OER ee ice Se ed  OUTLAW STRIKE IS TOPIC FOR INQUIRY   Complaints Charge Men With Boy cotting Loyal Workers at Hotels and Cafes.

Federal Government Will inves. tigate Complaints Against Strikers.

CHARGE SABOTAGE PLAN OF OUTLAWS   Workers in Railroad Yards Being Intimidated and Families Molested.

JUPREME ALLIED COUNCIL OPEN NEW CONCLAVE   Statesmen Work to Return Europe to Economic Stability

ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL MEETING   GERMAN INDEMNITIES ANI REPARATIONS EXPECTED TO BE DISPOSED OF   NEAR EAST TANGLE 1S° WF   Final Settlement of Questions Which Have Kept Europe From Returning to Economic Stability.

CRETICAL CONDITION 1 EASTERS EUROPE WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THIS IMPORTANT CONFERENCE   REDUCE GERMANY'’S ARMY   indemnity and Reparation Clauses of PeaceTreaty to be Reviewned— Turkish Troops Threaten the British in Neer East

ALLIED COUNCIL MEETING TODA)   Final Settlement of Important Questions Before Allies Expected to Be Made.  TRIMrieeietws 2 = Of aan

ALCIED SUPREME ~—— POUNCIL MEET       Expect Settlement of Which Hive Kept Europa nm omically Tied Up.

EUROPE TOBE PLACED ON A SOUND BASIS   Questions Holding Up Economic Stability To Be Settled Definitely, By Council. ‘

Final Settlement of Eurone’s Economic Questions Exe pected to Be Arrived at   ITALY WANTS INCREASE OF WAR INDEMNITIES   NOTE TO BE SENT TO GPR MANY INSTRUCTING DISAR« MAMENT; NEAR EAST PROD« LEMS TO BE DISCUSSED,

‘SUPREME ALLIED COUNCIL MEETS   CHITICAL SITUATION IN THI NEAR EAST TO BE FINST M0

STUTZ CASE MAY BE AIRED   Probable That Hearing in Open Court WH be Had.”

'$20,000 RANSOM IS ASKED   Big Sur’ Demanded by Villa for Re. lease of Joseph Askew

ASKS $20,000 TO FREE YANK   Villa Demands Big Sum for Release of Joseph Askew, Says Report.

ANA UNDER UUUBLE GUARD BY THE DUTCH   VERY NERVOUS SINCE KAPP' COUP NEWS OF WHICH HE FOLLQWS CLOSELY   Dutch Government Says It Has His Assurance He Will Refrain Fron: Political Activity.

CONVENTION OF FARMERS UNION   Mid-Winter Gathering to Be Held in Waco in January, 1921

FARMERS UNION CALLED IN OTATE GONeENTION BY PRESIDENT. LYDRY   WILL CONSIDER “GRAVE PROB LEMS" IN THREE DAYS CON. VENTION AT WACO,

MID-WINTER MEET OF TEXAS FARMERS UNION IS CALLED   Will Consider F armers Problems at Session at Waco Jan. 25.

Retail Prices Higher. Wholesale Costs Lower, Declares Labor Bureau

il DOUNTAY INGREA   INCREASES AVERAGING TWO PERCENT FOR JUNE ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY   MANY CITIES IN REPORT   Springfield, Mlinois, Shows The Greatest Increase for Year. Dallas Shows Decrease For Month of June

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO STATE CONSTITUTION VOULD LIMIT TAX RATE CN PROPERTY 10 15 WiLLS

LIMIT OF 15 MULLS IS NOW PROPOSED   Legislative Taxation Commit tee Looking for a Way to Break Deadlock.

oposition to Fix Fifteen Mill Limit for Any Class o  Property Will Meet Strong Rural Opposition

WILSON'S NOTE” WAS NOT BOLT FROM THE BLU!   Ambassador Davis Explains Course of Events Regarding questions Discussed by  - Allies   WENT TOO FAST FOR PRESIDENT TO FOLLOW   Curzon Drafted Note Intendec to Calm President’s Anxiety - and Assure Him of Allies  Deference

FEAR ARSON BUGS IN PENNSYLVANI      SCHOOL BUILDINGS FIRED —OF FICIALS ACT,

SCHOOL BUILDINGS UNDER GUARD —   Pittsburg Takes Precaution Against “Arson Ring”   UNIONTOWN IS ALSO HIT)   “Fire Bug” Continues to Destroy Pennsylvania Property

Million Dollar Fire Loss by  Fayette and Westmorland  Countics—Guard Busy . In Pittsburgh

ARGON RING FIRES PITTSBURG SCHOOLS   Nearly a Million Dollars’ Wort! of Property Has Seen Destroyed.

SMOKY CITY SCHOOLS ARE. UNDER GUARDS   Fellowing the Burning of a Subur. ban School Building With $1,000,000 ‘Loss

EVERY PITSbUnNG SCHOOL GUARDEL   FEAR OF ARSON GANG EXTENDS TO LARGER CENTERS.   NEARLY ONE MILLION LOSS   Surrounding Territery Terrorized Dur  ing Last Few Weeks — Albert . Smith, Under Arrest, Says He Started Blaze for Amusement,

SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARF UNDER GUARD   Fire Bigs Workin and. ae ean Is $ 50,000—One

General Hukas Serves Notice of Purpose to Co-operate with Bolsheviki and Germans if Claims are Rejected   REPORTS SAY AMERICAN * PLEDGES POLES SUPPORT   Warsaw Dispatch Declares Vice Admiral Huse Tells Polish Representatives He Oomes to Bring Moral Assistance

EIGHT INJURED.   Limited Pessenger Car Collides: With Raggare Car in Ohio.

NO PLEASURE POR JACK,   Joliet Sheriff Denies He Gives Ne org Pucilist Liberties.

Cox'and Roosevelt  - At Ohio State Fai        . Aaron Watkins, Prohibitton Pree. idential Candidate Spoke” at the Stotea Wat, *  WW

LOSS ‘ON HASKELL INSTI TUTE FARM IS ESTIMATED AT $40,000   DRIVES FAMILY OUT   Water Rose to Dwelling of E: L Brown on the County Farm Road Today   Estimates of Damages on Farms in Valley Increase with Toda Reports

BIG FLOOD DAMAGE ON THE WAKARUSA   LOSS ON HASKELL _INSTITUTE FARM IS ESTIMATED AT $40,000   DRIVES FAMILY OUT   Water Rose to Dwelling of E: L. Brown on the County Farm Road Teday   Estimates of Damages on Farms in Valley Increase with Today’s Reports

PROPOSAL FOR JOINT DEBATE   Pat Harrison Proposes Chief Candidates Engage in It.

Tax on Bachelors Was Suggested by Officia   To States In Need of Money Could Raise From Forty to One Hundred Milllon

' Bachelor Tax Is Plan Of Treasury Official To Increase Revenues

FAVORS TAX ; ON BACHELORS      ys Pret #40,000,000 to $100,000, O00 8 Kear Cornkt Be  Raised,

BACHELORS TAX IS PROPOSED   Actiary MeCov, of the Treasury De partment, Says $40,000,000 to #100,0:00.000 Could be Thalsed

ATTEMPTS T0 MAKE HIS BID SPECTACTITAR   Makes Entry into Convention City with Burst of Glory.   WILL SEEK TO WEAR OUT ALL HIS RIVALS

JOHNSON WILL CONDUCT FAST CHICAGO FIGHT   California’s Hiram Expects To Win Nomination By Oratory.

CALIFORNIAN DAZZLES ‘CHI’ WITH ENTRY   Thousands Cheer Senator ag He Goes from Rail Station to Hotel.   WILL SEEK TO WEAR OUT ALL HIS RIVALS

SUSPECTED INCENDIARY SHOT.   Parmer Kills Man After Four Buildjinge Are Fired.

COX WILL CONFINE CAMPAIGN FIGHT TO LEAGUE ISSUE   Candidate Replies To Statemen' Signed By Many Prominent Republicans.   QUOTES FROM OPPONENT'S SPEECH AT DES MOINES   No Porsonal Reference Is Made To Harding, In Speech At Latter’s Home Town,

COX BASES FIGHT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   HARDING'S DES MOINES REPUD. IATIUN LEAVES THE WAY CLEAR   HAS REPLY FOR 31   Democratic Candidate Declares Root  waft Kte., ‘lryimg to Square Positions.

Luther Hixson Died in Convalsions August 2, While Play‘ing With Little Boy +   Previous Analysis Disclosed Arsenic in Dead Man’s Stamach— ~ To Hold Inquest

ANALYSIS NOW UNDER WAY AT UNIVERSITY TO DETERMINE IT   Luther Hixson Died in Convulsions August 2, While Playing With Little Boy   Previous Analysis Disclosed Arsenic in Dead Man’s Stomach— To Hold Inquest

TRICKS AGAIN   Marking Exports to U. S. “‘Made in England’’ and those To England “Made in U. S.”’

COUNTY INSTITUTE: OPENS   COUNTY. EN delicate ra OPENS  Every Locality in Republic County Represented at ~ Annual Gathering.

COUNTY INSTITUTE OPENS   Every Locality in Republic County Represented at Annual Gathering.

GREAT FIRE AT SPRINGDALE.   Pive Departments of Power Plant Deatroyed, Ineendiary Believed.

BERGER, TWICE OUSTED BY  getter tcce eco , Boots ieietenr gical gee

back to May 1st.   BERGER, TWICE OUSTED BY CONGRESS TO RUN AGAIN

BERGER AGAIN THE NOMINEE   Secialist Twice Denied Seat in Congreas to Make Race.

7@RMER EVANSVILLE : MAYOR FINED $300   & RRR SPRUE TE "eds Guilty to Bringing Liquor In: ; to Indiana From Henderson, Kentucky.

FORMER MAYOR — IS GIVEN FINI   CHARLES HEILMAN OF EVANS VILLE TAKEN BEFORE FEDERAL JUDGE

PAN CONGRESS ENDS   SESSION OF ALL-AMERICAN FINANCIERS ADJOURNS.   Adopt Resolutions Favoring Advance ment of Travel and Business Between the Americas.

TRADE SESSION ENDS   Pan-American Financial Congress Concludes Its Work.   Resolutions Adopted Favor Advance ment of Business and Trave! Between Americas.

INFLUENZA DEATH RATE      Half That of 1918, Public Health Service Reports.

DEATH LIST IN COLLISION 15 17   Concrete Steamer Sinks in Narragansett Bay.

“CITY OF ATLANTA” AND CON. CRETE BOAT COLLIDE,   IN THREE MINUTES THE SEARS HAD SUNK   Men Had Barely Time to Leap Into The Sea, and No Traces of Seventeen of Them Can be Found. Atlanta is Safe in Port.

SEVENTEEN LOST IN SINKING   Victims of ColHsien of Cenerete Steamer Cape Fear.

VESSEL CARRIES 17 MEN TQ DEATH   Concrete Steamship Sinks Like A Stone When Hull Crushed  Was Cut Almost in Twain B,

FIND NO TRACE OF MISSING MEN ONSUNKEN SHIP   19 Lost When Concrete S. S. Cape Fear Goes Down.  SHIPS COLLIDE %   Cape Fear Strikes the Steamer City of Atlanta and Sinks Bow First in Water 129 Fathoms Deep.

Cape Fear Is Suak Iu Collisios With Another Steamer in Harragausett Bay

Death List is Reported by the Survivors of Sunken Cor. crete Steamer

BODIES NOT RECOVERED; SHIP IS LOST   Cape Fear Sinks In Deepest Part of Narragansett Bay.

HIGH WIND HURTS WHEAT   Damage in Kansas Wil Reach Millions.   CENTRAL KANSAS HIT HARDEST   Worst Storm in 19 Years in Colorado— Letting Up Now, But Continues North.

WHEAT FIELDS DEVASTATED BY TERRIFIC WINDS   Millions of Dollars Damage Done in Kansas; Sun Is. Nid for ‘Hours in Colorado.

ALD RATE WILL REMAIN   Iron and Steel Men Decide Not to Make Increase

NO RAISE IN PRICE OF STEEL   Gary for Stabilization of Business   ISSUES STATEMENT

NO INCREASE IN STEEL PRICE 10 BE MADE~-GARY   CHAIRMAN STEEL CORPORATION SAYS STABILIZING OF BUSINESS HIGHEST IMPORTANCE

IN STEEL PRICES BY US. CORPORATION   Judge Gary Says Stabilization Of Business Is Necessary Now

NO INCREASE IN PRICE GF STEE   Corporation's Statement Says Stahal. iaatidn of Business of Higt aed) Trnortamnee,. L

Judge Gary Declares Busines: Stabilization Comes Ahead of Profits.

—  JACK PICKFORD FLEES DARIS AS OFFICIALS PROBE WIFE'S DEATH   Reported to Have Flown tc London in Airplane; Members of Party Disappear   AUTHORITIES ORDER AUTOPSY T) DETERMINE CAUSE OF DEATH   Suicide Theory Abandoned by Police Officials

JACK PICKFORD FLEES PARIS IN AIRPLANE   Actor Takes Flight While Wife Lies Cold in Morgue.   FRENCH AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING DEATH   It Is Said Olive Thomas Carried Heavy Life Insurance.

DEPUTY FOR WEoT WIN OFFI   Supervisors Take Three Ballots Before Selecting New County Prosecutor

DEPUTY FOR “WEST HIG OFFICE   Supervisors Take Three Bal — lots Before Selecting New + County Prosecutor

GERMANY IS YET SHORT CABINET   PRESIDENT EBERT IS NOW WANTING A COALITION BODY FORMED,

CANNOT INCREASE RATES   Judge Refuses To Annul Injunction Brought Against Railroads,

CAN NOT RAISE RATES.   Railroads in. New York Get No Increas on Intrastate.

INJUNCTION STANDS   New York Court Refuses to Permit Passenger Rate Increase.

DEMOCRATS HAVE A MONEY DELUGE: SPENDING FREELY   FLOOD GATES OF COIN OPENED IN LAST DAYS OF CAMPAIGN IN THIS STATE.   POSTLY PARADE PLANNED FOR COX IN INDIANAPOLIS

Will mn   The Barrel is Opened and the Democratic State Central Committee Gets Busy.

Passengers Passed Night on Trains  That Had Been Buried by the Drifts

GOMPERS SCORES POLITICAL MOVE   Head of American Federatior of Labor Says Movement Will Split Up Workers.   TO CHOKE THIRD PARTY

POPULATION FIGUR ? SHOW SUL hv. iN 4, 489   Gain of 374 Over 1910, According to Official Census Report feceived Recently.

ss ws warps t & ewes  OF SULLIVAN. OFFICIALLY REPORTED / 4,489 BY CEN« ¥ S-REAU . ‘ &: a ae gs =  was GAIN OF 4

POPULATION   OF SULLIVAN OFFICIALLY RE. PORTED AS 4,489 BY CENSUS BUREAU   GITY SHOWS GAIN OF 974

PILGRIMS DEPORTED UNDESIRABLES   OUSTING OF BOLSHEVISTS Of SOVIET ARK RECALLS THE EARLY DAYS

Pilgrim Fathers Started the Custom of Shipping Disgruntled Members Back to Old Country

COLD WAVE, GALE TO SWEEP MIDDLE WEST TONIGHT; PREDICTED   Temperature Around Zer« Forecasted for This Vicinity.

APANESE      Strong Bolshevik Forces are Active  tm  OFFENS!V E STARTED  iibeviets are Busy In Jugo-Slavia   OFFENSIVE STARTED

eee  AIRPLANES USED TO BOMBARD CITY   Bolsheviki Active in Russi According to Report . '- Erom Japan. i

BAIT rt: AGAINST ANY WAP   WILL CAUSE ‘REVOLUTION’ IF BRITAIN FURNISHES AID TO POLES,   WOULD PARALYZE INDUSTRY   Trades Unions of Both Men and Women Unite in Firm Attitude Against Any War Against Bolsheviki

British Labor Sides With Bolsheviks And Threaten British Revolutior

FALLING TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TOMORROW   Rain Predicted to Follow Snow Over Middle Atlantic States  * Within 36 Hours.

TEMPERATURES FALL OVER WIDE REGION   Freezing Weather in Central Texas.

‘ zing Weather *" "To Central Texas       Wyoining ‘and Eastern This Mortnine, é  Peritures Below Zero in Parts of  Montana

YRELZING TEMPERATURE,   Spreniis Over the South as Far ns Central ‘Texas,

Cold Weather Prevails in the Southwest and Colder Weather Predicted.

WHAT GERMANY MAY 92.   Berlin Correspondent Writes Comcarn; ing Fortheeming Confer ph deae an Mower

GERMANY WILL ASK ALLIES FOR MORE TONNAGE   Increase Needed to Restor European Economic Ma chine, Claim.

GERMANY WANTS CHANCE TO PAY Ul   Reparation Figure Must Hinge On Restoration, Is Present Contention.

PUINTS NEEDS UF GERMANY   With Some Intelligent Aid Huns Can Make War Reparations.

SHORTAGE OF HARVEST LABOR 3 AVERTED BY FEDERAL AGENT'S WORK   WOODMAN ANNOUNCES REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET IN WESTERN SECTIONS.

LS  DELIVERED ADDRESS.   Attorney ©. W. Mount Memorial Day Speaker for Anderson Elks.

PROFITEER ABROAD IN LAND   Edltere Have Preof of Hie Preeesnece in Newe Pring.

DEMAND PROSECUTION OF PRINT PROFITEERY   National Editorial Association, Meet ing at Boston, Considering Paper Shortage.

NEWSPRINT SHORTAGE DISCUSSED BY PUBLISHERS   Ubiquitous Protiteer is Abroad an Aeute Situation Demands Drastic Action.

SEES PRICE. LET. -/ FOR chain      Speaker At. National Editorial Asse: elation Convention -Makey Prediction.

LUNSULIDATION Of ae ONY i REACT  To Attack Japs at Vladivostok Will   To Attack Japs at Vladivostok Will Be Attempted by Krakovetsky.

Russian Officer Will Try to Organize Army of 2,500,000 Men to Recapture Viadivostok

Suffragist Warn Against Being Sure   Against Over-Confindence in Ranks of Suffrage Advocates

2,000 NEW CASES OF “FLU AT CHICAGL   Total of 51 Deaths Recorded in Epi demic—Several Theatres Closed and Others May Be Closed San.

ATKINSON AND HYDE  WIN MISSOURI RACE   PRO-LEAGUERS AND, PROHIBITION CANDIDATES RUN-.NING STRONG   ang Leading for Democratic Sen atorial Choice, Spencer and Thiavis Neck and Neck

PASSENGER FARES BOOSTED CN THREE INTESURBANS   Advances Effective July  Contained in Order of Public Service Canymiscion.

DEMOCRATS OF KANSAS MEET   State Convention to Be Held at Wiehita Tedary.

TAKE AURIANOPLE SUBURB IN FIRE ~ OF TURKISH GUNS   Greeks Occupy Karagatch or Right Bank of Maritza River; French Leave,

STATE CONVENTION GALLED   Acting Chnirman M. L. Learned aod Seerctary L. G. Brian Call  —_ thiicann to Medt.

STATE CONVENTION CALLED   Acting Chairman M. L. Learned aod Seeretary L. G. Brian Call nwepublicans to Meet.

Entanglements--The Woman Franchise  Coddling Criminals  A Naterimant

Live   Enfanglementis-- The Woman Franchise Coddling Criminals--A Daetsmant

MOONOUG H°RI UPPER PENN SUL   Special Agent Department o! Justice Reaches Iron River to Investigate ‘rohibitior Disturbance There.

70 PROBE TROUBLE OVER PROHIBITION   Department of Justice Agent at Iron River.   TO CONSULT WITH HATCH   Crummerford Will Conduct In. vestigation of Prohibition Disturbance —- McDonough, Who Defied Arrest, is Hero of Upper Peninsula in Michigan.

PLEAS OF GUILTY ARE ENTERED BY 29 CONTRACTORS   Defendants All Members of Organization Which Has Disbanded,   FINES OF $5,000 ARE IMPOSED BY JUSTICE   Senator Makes Attempt t& Have Maximum Jail Sen. tances Imposed.

(WENTY-NINE ° NEW YORK CONTRACTORS. PLEAD GUILTY   VERE FINED $2,800 EACH AS IN DIVIDUALS AND @QUAL FING FOR EACH CORPORATION—ALL MEMBERS OF NEW YORK STONE  CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION.

29 CONTRACTORS ~ PLEAD GUILT}   ' Fines of $2,500 and $5,000  Given for Anti-Trust Law  Violations

GOTHAM CONTRACTORS PLEAD GUILTY TO THE CHARGES   Twenty-Nine Sentenced For Viola tlon of Anti-Trast Act.

TWENTY-NINE CONTRACTORS PLEAD QUILT)   “Building Trust” Probe Is _ Abruptly Adjourned During Hot Arzument. :

N. Y. BUILDERS PLEAD GUILTY   Twenty-Nine Gotham Contractors Fined for Violating the State Antitrust Law.

Federal Attorney: and Grand Jury to be Given Evidence Against Iron and Steel Fabricators and Erectors   INTERFERENCE INDICATED IN CONSTRUCTION WORK

SEEK AMNESTY FORPRISONERS   LANOR DELEGATION CALLS ON ALTORNEY GENERAL PAIMER FOR HELP   RELEASE UP TO WILSON   Patmer Declaves That Granting Geneval Amnesty is up fo the President-—Points Out Difficulties in the Way.

ect te ce SERRE  LABOR LEADERS EEK AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS   Gompers Leads a Group - Before the Attorney General

WANTS A PARDON FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS   General Amnesty For so Called Prisoners is Up to President Wilson Palmer Asserts Today   WOULD RELEASE 174,000

WILSON IS ONLY PERSON 10 LEI PRISONERS LOOSE   PALMER TELLS LABOR LEADERS HE CANNOT GRANT AMNESTY TO POLITICAL PRISONERS

OL SRN ere ee  ROBBED MILLER, MO., HANK. About $1,500 in Unrexiatered Liberty

GERMANY SUPPLIED RUMELY WITH CASH   To Establish a Pro-German Paper, According To Evidence.

SIELCKEN NAMED ‘AS MAIL BACKER    tm, a  “American Coffee King” Alleged  P to Have Lent $800,000°~ to Bumely,

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD WILL HOLD HEARINGS   In Controversy Between Nor folk and Western, Its Trainmen and Conductors.

DEBS AGAIN CHOICE OF SOCIALIST PARTY FOR THE PRESIDENC'   Neminee Now Serving Ten Year Sentence at Federal Penitentiary

CONVICT DEBS IS NOMINATED BY SOCIALISTS   Party Program Includes Release of Draft Dodgers and Slackers.

SOCIALISTS ACCLAIM DEBS; DEMAND HE BE SET FREE   Ceminittee Sent to Washington Ask Amnesty for All Political Prisonérs in United States.

‘Convict. No, 2253” Will: Make Race for Presidency for. the’ Fitth Time.

DEBS NAMED TO LEAD PARTY.   Federal Convict fer Fifth Time Seecialint Staudard-bearer.

‘LINCOLN OF THE WABASH” _ IS PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   For the Fifth Time Socialists Name Debs as Thei! Standard Bearer; Appea for Amnesty.

SOCIALISTS NAE DESS.   Federal Convict in Atlantis Penitentiary is Now Candidate for Presicent.

DEBS NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION FOR PRESIDENG   SEYMOUR STEDMAN OF CHICAGO SELECTED TO MAKE RACE FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.

CHOOSE CONVICT NO. 2260 10 HEAD SOGIALIST PARTY   Twenty-One Minute Ovation for “Lincoln of Wabash’ Following Nomination   PREPARES AMNESTY PLEA   Candidate Has Been Banner “Bearer for Party on Four Other Occasions

Socialists Name Debs Candidate For Presidency   Woman Ser ving Prison Tern As Spy Beaten for Nomination for Vice President.

FLYERG BENE GIVEN Beal TREATMEN REPORTED   Latest Airmen to Descenc In Mexico Expect Re lease Within 48 Hours

“Lithia BEING GIVEN Beal TREATMENT, REPORTED   Latest Airmen to Descenc In Mexico Expect Release Within 48 Hours

ARREST IS MADE IN MURDER CASE   VETERINARIAN AND NEGRO AR RESTED EN CONNECTION WITH MURDER OF SCHOOL  TEACHER *

HARDING SPEAKS ~ AGAINST LEAGUE   By Raymiond Clapper, United Press U “Qtaft Correspondent.]

LEAGUE NOM Bib looUE Ur FIGHI   G. O. P. Candidate Thrills Omaha Audience As He Hits Covenant

“FOOD: TO. RECORD PRICES:         Aévange' on: "22. ‘Articles. Was 26: ‘Per _ Cent: in December... ”

STATE ASKS FOR LIFE IMPRISONMEN'   t . THIS CAUSED CONSIDERABLE SURPRISE IN THE TRIAL OF HARRY 8. NEW

TOWNLEY’S PLEA REFUSED; FACES JAIL SENTENCE   League Leader, Convicted of Désloyalty, Expected to Anpeal to Supreme Court   ATTORNEYS ARE SCORED   Judge Says They Insulted Courts and Declared League Papers Distorted Néws

A.C. TOWNLEY MUST SERVE JAIL SENTENCE   President of the Non-Partisan League Was Too Active in Non-Patriotic Way.

DENIES WN. PL. CHIEF NEW TRIAL   Memorandum Denying Town ley Plea Censures Insolence Of Attornevs For Leanne.

The Disloyalty Charges Stand Against Non-partisan League  President and Organizer

TOWNLEY DENIED A NEW TRIAL   Head of Non-Partisan League Facing a Jail Sentence.

NONPARTISANS ON TRIAL   President A. GC. Townley Faces Charges of Conspiracy.

NO NEW TRIAL FOR TOWNLEY   Non-Partisan League President’ and His Organizer Remain Under’ _ Jail Sentence.

TOWNLEY ~~ JO JAIL   He was Denied a New Trial in His Conviction far Disloyalty.

MARQUETTE WRECK   PASSENGER TRAIN HIT By A FREIGHT IN CHICAGO SUBURBs.   Seven of a Party of Returning Campers Reported Killed,

MARQUETTE WREGH   PASSENGER TRAIN HIT -By 4 FREIGBT IN CHICAGO SUBURBS.:      Seven of a Party of Returning Camp. _ ers Reported Killed. - i

JAPAN IS ANGRY AT CHILE   Protests Because She Was Not Invited to the Magellan Straits Celebration.

CHILE DRAWS JAPAN’S ANGER   Protests Because Not Invited to Maaqelian Straits Celehration.

ROOSEVELT TOLD OF HIS NOMINATION   CROWDS GATHER AT THIS HOWEP TOWN TO SEE THE CEE.

GREAT CROWDS GATHERED FOR ~, NOTIFICATION   Aristocratic Town ot Hyde Parl Is Scene of Great Activity . for Ceremonies

EF’. D. Roosevelt Is Now An Avowed Candidate   Received Notification of I”is Noming tion for the Vice Presidency This Afternoon.

CROWDS GATHER EAR = FOR ROOSEVELT EVE}            Aristocratic Village  : 2 ON. ¥, in Holiday (A Notiflcatibp.

ENORMOUS CROWD AT THE NOTIFICATION OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT   ‘Democrats Assembled Early At  Home Of Nominee For : Vice-President.   BUFFET LUNCH TO GUESTS

CROWDS GATHER . AT HYDE PARK   Franklin Roosevelt Will be Formally Notified of His Nomination   THE OPENING GUN   President Wilson To Make a Statement—Harding is Still Resting .

GROWDS GATHER FOR ROOSEVEL   STREETS OF HYDE PARK ANDO POUGHKEEPSIE SHOW. EARLY ACTIVITY.

Nephew of Slain Man Left Woman After Ceremony im a Town in Texas,

Clara Smith Divorced From Hamon’s Nephew;  Lived Together One Day

Mita, AMON oAYD WOMAN INNOCENT   WIFE OF DEAD MILLIONAIRE WILL NOT PROSECUTE MISS CLARA SMITH   HUNT ALMOST GIVEN Ul   El Paso Authorities Unable to Find Any Trace of Woman Wanted in the Ardmore  Mystery Case Se

MIKE MORIARITY SUNDER ARRESI   Former Butte Man Said te Be Trouble Maker, Taken in Tonopah.

CONNECTICUT PASSES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   All Controversy Over Tennessee is Now Ended as Legislature Makes Passage Almost Unanimous   WOMEN ARE SURE TO VOTE

WOMEN SURE — OFVOTE NOW   Tennessee Tangle Will Have No Bearing on Validity of Suffrage .

FINAL 0. K. GIVEN TOU, S. SUFFRAGE   Both Connestisut Houses Act on the Federal Amendment.   IS. THIRTY-SEVENTH. STATE   Concurrent Action Taken in the Legislature Against the Opinion of Gov. érnor—Settles Question Forever, Miss Pau! Says.

QUFFAAGE GINGHED BY CONNECTICUT   Final 0. K. Is Given to the Federal Amendment.   BOTH HOUSES VOTE IN DAY   Is Thirty-Seventh State to Adopt the Resolution—No Possibility of Le. gal Attack Now, Woman's Party Leader Says.

OUTLAW PALL “WENRETUAN.      Final. 0..K. Is Given to. the Federal Amendment. - ~   BOTH: HOUSES VOTE. IN DAY.   Is Thirty-Seventh - State to- Adopt- the Resolution—No Possibility : of Le.. -gal Attack. Now,” Woman's ? ake . Party .Leader- Says. : ;

DOUBT IS REMOVED   \Connecticut Legislature Rati fies Suffrage Amendment b; Overwhelming Vote in Bot!   Houses. *   TENNESSEE TANGLE NOW UNABLE TO BLOCK WOMEK   Equal Suffrage Is Assured Re  gardless of the Outcome of   Southern Fight; Keeps the Blection From Courts.

BALLOT SAFE UEOPHTE AGT INTENNESSEE   NEW ENGLAND TO RESCUE OF WOMEN --VOTE SURE NOW   Doubt of Validity is Re moved by Action of Connecticut.

CONN. RATIFIES SFE AMENDMENT   Resolution Passes Both Houses With Few Dissenting Votes )—37th State.

FINAL O. K.GIVEN - TOU. S, SUFFRAGE   Both Conneotiout Houses Ac! on the Federal Amendment,   S THIRTY-SEVENTH STATE   Concurrent Action Taken In the Legiefature Against the Opinion of Governor--Setties Question For. ever. Mice Paul Says.

EQUAL SUFFRAGE GAINS VICTORY   ‘CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE RAT. . IFIED ANTHONY AMEND MENT IN QUICK ACTION,   HOUSS WAS FIRST TO ACT

CONNECTICUT IS FOR SUFFRAGE   Ratification is Achieved Today by Concurrent Action :

VOTE TO WOMEN, CONNETICUT RATIFIES TODAY   REGARDLESS OF THE DECISION IN THE TENNESSEE MIX-UP, SUFFRAGE SAFE.   There Was Not a Dissenting Vot Against thé Measure in the Scnate—Honse Vote 216 to 11.

CONNECTICUE        Women May Vote N             HOUSE AND SENATE TAKE. JOINT ACTIO

Both Houses of Connecticut Legistature Ratify Amendment This Afternoon.   ALL DOUBT IS REMOVED   Legality of Women’s Votes in November Election Cannot Re Questioned.

CONNECTICUT RATIFIES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   BOTH BRANCHES OF LEGISLA.TURE ARE PRACTICALLY UNAN. IWOUS IN TPS FAVOR

Conner cut Legislature -ir Special Session Today Adopts Amendment   TENNESSEE DISPUTE OF NO EFFECT NOW   POSSIBILITY OF ELECTIONS THIS FALL BEING CARRIED THROUGH COURTS IS COM. PLETELY REMOVED

Former Governor of Texas Withdraws From Chicage Convention; Opposed Tc Many Planks in Platform

LABOR DOMINATING ~NEW FUSION PARTY   FORTY-EIGHTERS SPONSOR MINORITY PLATFORM REPORT.   Harmony Lacking in Preparations for the Nominating of Candidates by the Amalgamated Convention.

FERGUSON QUITS 3RD PARTY BECAUSE OF ITS PLATFORM, AND IS RETURNING HOME

ADRIATIC TREATY AND THE JUGO-SLAV GOVT. ARE TO BE WRECKED BY D’ANNUNZIC   ‘Schemed to Desert Fiume With His 6000 Men, ' Land Them in Dalmatia and Create Rebellion  in Croat at the Same Time and Thus Demoral be ela b OM L

TO WRECK JUGO SLAV COVERNM'T   Reported That I’Annunzio Will Move Army of 6,000 to Dalmatin

DRYS REJECT ‘BOTH PARTIES   ‘Director of Woman’s Cam paign Announces Cold Shoulder

TWO SOULS WITH SINGLE THOUGHT   Replies of Cox and Hardin; to Prohibition Question. naire Identical.

COX AND -HARDING CAME SAY BRYS   Prohibition Party Sees No Dif. ference in Records of Two Candidates.

DAYS REFUSE 10. QUIT CAMPAIGN   Say Cox and Harding Are Hiding Issue Behind “Smoke Screen.”   POINT TO TWO RECORDS

NICHOLSON WINS “OVER SCHUYLER IN COLORADO   (Re Acsocinted Press Lersed Wire.)

DECISION REACHED BY MESSRS. MILLERAND AND LLOYD GEORGE   Hes Not Received Enthusiastic Indorsement of London Press—Fear It Will Bring Nearer Recognition of Soviet Rule.

BhIToH PRLGS 18 NO} PLEASED   DEGISION OF BOULOGNE  CONFERENOB PLUASES PARIS   POLISH RETREAT CONTINUES   Premicrs Miullgrand and Mloyd-Geargo Decide to Stand by Original Pians for Peace Conferences With Soviet  Russia, ~

PREMIERS’ ACTION IS NOT ENDORSED   Bolsheviki Still Pushing Poles Back: Active in Armenia

KOT JUBILANT OVER DECISION   British Press Greets Prem: iers’ Action Coolly   FRENCH PLEASED   Allies to Confer With Sov iets if Latter Will Includ Polish Question

FRENGH ARE MUCH PLEASED WITH THE ALLIED CONFERENCE   They See Russian and Coal De. cision as Victory for Premier Millerand.   BRITISH ARE DISPLEASED   Germans Want to Get in On London Conference With Russian Bolsheviki.

FRANCE AND ENGLAND 10 HOLD PEACE CONFEREN CE WITH SOVIET. RUSSIA. IK EFFORT 10 ESTABL (SH DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

LONDON PRESS SCORES STAND ON RED PEACE   Criticrze Attitude of Premier: Toward Soviets — See Spread of Bolshevism.

ALLIES AGREE 10 PEACE CONFERENGE   Premiers’ Decision to Deal with Russian Soviets Meets with Much Opposition in English Newspapers.   FRENCH PRESS IS MUCH PLEASED WITH RESULT   America’s Participation Greatly Desired — Agreement Is Regarded as Feather in Millerana’s Cap.

WOLF CUBS IN GAME   Postponed Football Contest on Mc}  Cook Field This AfteTnoon

STRIKE STOPS WORK . IN BIG STOCKYARDS   CHIOCAGO’S PACKING INDUSTRIE: ARE AT STANDSTILL AS FEED ERS WALK OUT; MEAT SUPPL) CAN’T LAST LONG.

STRIKE OF FEEDERS AT STOCKYARDS HAS TIED UP ALL WORI   Shipments Being Diverted and Dealings Limited to Cattle on Hand.

GHICAGO STOGK MARKET GLOSED: FEEDERS STRIKE   WALKOUT MAY FORCE SUSPENSION OF PACKINGHOUSE EMPLOYES.

CHICAGO’S LIVE STOCK MARKET AT STANDSTILL   Strike of Feeders Will Close Plants Unless Relief Comes.

GREAT CHICAGO. LIVESTOCK MART AT A STANDSTILL   50,000 Packing House Employes Face Suspension of Work

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET ~~ AT STANDSTIL!   20,000 Packing House Employes Face Suspension As Result of Strike of Feeders.

50,000 MAY -BEFORCED QUT   Chicago's Livestock Market, Largest in Country, at a Standstill   900 Feeders at Stockyards Strike—Big Five Plant Face Shutdown

STRIKE CLOSES CHIGAGS LIVE STOCK MARKET   Fifty- Thousand Packing Em ployees May Be Forced Tc Suspend Work.   Embargo Placed Upon Receipt Of Live Stock Until Strike Fnds.

UVON HEADS ASK FOR FEDERAL MEDIATORS   No Higher Meat Price Due to Embargo.

EMBARGO ON SHIPMENTS Of} LIVESTOCK TO CHICAGO   DEALING ON EXCHANGE IN  LEFT OVERS ONLY   50,000 Workers in Packing Houses Operated by the Big Five May Be Thrown Out of Work By the Strike

Strike of 900 Feeders Threatens to Throw 50,000 Out of Work — Washington Asked for Mediators.

WORKERS AT THE PACKING PLANTS TIE UP LIVESTOCK MARKET. CATTLE DIVERT ED TO OTHER PLANTS

CHISAGO LIVESTOCK INGUSTRY HALTED AS HIE STRIKE BEGINS   vtike of 900 Feeders Force: 5C,OCC Men to Quit Work.   DIVERT ALL SHIPMENTS   Washington Urred to Send Med. iators tu Help Arbitrate ‘Lroubles.

STOCK YARDS SILENT TODAY   Strike of Men at the Chicag Plant Causes General Stoppage in Livestock Market.

LIVESTOCK MARKET IS AT: STANDSTILL   50, 600° . Paciing . House. Em, ployes Face Tdleness  as. Reat nw.) Sult of Strike, 2 +

ROYALIST PLOT IN HUNGARY IS NIPPED   F ormer Emperor Charles Plan ned to Enter Country and Seize Throne.

DISCOVER PLOT TO PUT CHARLES IN POWER AGAIN   Tried to Re-enter Hun gary Under Assumed Name.

FOIL ATTEMPT OF EXEMPEROR CHARLES TC RECOVER HIS. THRONE   Former Ruler of Austria Halted While About to Cross Line—His Passports Are Found to be False.   WOULD PROCLAIM RETURN

HUNGARY EX-KING OMI TO ATTEMP? TO REGAIN THRONE   Futile Trial at Re-Entry With False Passport to Restore Monarchy Reported.

CHARLES TRIES FOR HUNGARIAN THRONE   Plot Revealed by Which Former Emperor Makes Futile Attempt to Enter Country on False Passport.   DUTCH MAY MOVE KAISER FARTHER FROM FRONTIER   New Allied Notes to Germany and Holland, Kept Secret, Believed to Be Step Toward Conciliation.

FORMER EMPEROR CHARLES FAILS WIS ATTEMPT 10 REFS TART ISH SELF AN THRONE

FOIL SCHEME OF FORMER EMPEROR TO SEIZE THRONE   Emperor Charles Said_ te   Have Planned to Use   False Passports to Returr to Hungarv.

SAYS CHARLES TRIED TO GET BACK ON THRONE   Austrian Government Blas Documentary Evidence of Plot. _—_.

EX-EMPEROR CHARLES IN PLOT TO REGAIN THRONE.   Circumstantial Details Reveal Ef. forts of Former Hungarian King in Attempt to Enter Country.

PLOT IS BLOCKED   Former Emperor Tries to Re-establish Himself’ on Throne

FIFTY-SEVEN FACE CITARGES IX ASHLAND COURTS; THREATES MORE CLEANUPS IN DISTRIC1

D7 HURLEYITES ARE ARRAIGNE   LEGAL PROCEEDINGS ON BASIS OF DRY VIOLATION CHARGES BEGUN = +   (Carber developments of the Hur. lew rum war will be found on an ins.dé page )

FIRE CAUSED $150,000 LOSS   Building Occupied by a Women’s Ready-toWear Store Burns

LAY TRAP FOR TAX EVADERS   Drastic Methods Adopted by Geovernment to Catch Shirkers of Im Came Pawesemic 

Avtoist Who Mistook Railroad A Heventh Strect for Roadway Sues for Damages.

WANTS $800 FOR DESTROVED AUT   Autalt Who Mistvok Railroad Al Kleventh Street for Roadway sues for Damages.

DEATH PENALTY ISASSESSED BY JUR'   Two Convicted Believed First White Men Condemned to Die Since Change in Missouri Law,

Advancement Certiticates Late   Tax Law Tangle Prevents Issuance @ Reports Of Township Trustees  Ane? 634.42.

Advancement Certitieates Late   Tax Law Tangle Prevents Issuance G1 Reports Of Tewnship Trustees OF Stoto

SOGIAL EVENING PLANNED   RushVille Farmers Will Have Pitchin. Dinner Friday Night

GREATEST COUNTY EAR,  Republic County Free eal Last Week Proved a Bie Success.

GREATEST COUNTY FAIR  Republic County Free Fair Last 'Week Proved a  ‘  Big Success. «© }

INVITED TO INAUGURATION   Obregon Asks Governor Stephens o California to Be Present at the Ceremonies.

i a i A eas is         88 BEATRICE, 8CHNEPF ANE = ANTHONY THOMA MARRIED.   MEMBERS OF PIONEER FAMILIES

JOINED IN WEDLOCK   MIss BEATRICE _SCHNEPF ANI - ANTHONY THOMA. MARRIED.   MEMBERS OF PIONEER FAMILIES

Rea aaa ae al  POLLING PLAC          Heavy Outpouring of Volers 1 eoday ft Massachusetts,

HITS HIGH PACE   Ana is Pleasing the Crowds Under the _ _Big Tent, Ten Can’t Alford to 2 Miss it

THE CHAUTAUQUA STARTS ON HIGH: HITS HIGH PACE   And ix Pleasing the Crowds [inder the Big Tent. You Can’t ‘Afford to Miss it

HURLEY QUIET FOLLOWING. “WHOLESALE SALOON RAID   cnvy “NPE? NOW.

NEW DANCE PRIVILEGES INTRODUCED BY PRINCE   London Clubs Adoping American Ideas, Completely Upsetting Wabits of Years.

LONDON ADOPTS. AMERICAN. DANCES   PRINCE GF WALES GAYE DANCINC. BIS. APPROVAL,

Charges That Men Assigned To Quell Vice Were Guilty Of Vice Deeds Themselves

COST RAW WOOL IN SUIT OF CLOTHES   PRORUCER RECEIVES ONLY %6y: WHICH REPRESENTS ALL THE LABOR: POR, SCOURING.   FARMER NOT PROFITEERING

REAR ADMIRAL FISKE MINES I NAVAL PROBE   Says Secretary Daniels Refused to Listen To Pleas.   DID NOT BELIEVE IN PREPAREDNESS   Secretary Thought United States Would Not Be Involved in The World War.

TO DOUBLE ITS CAPITAL STOCK   Standard Oil Will Increase From 8100,000,000 to $200,000,000.

N.Y-DAIRY HANDLERS ON STRIKE, PLUNGE CITY IN FEAR OF FOOD SHORTAGE   Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Porters and Stablemen Add to the Strike Confusion

HWE SAVES BLOCK,   Anbmal Shows Almost Human Tntel  ligenee in Secking Assistance.

NEFF PLANK AND 4 & M, OMITTEL   PLATFORM MAKES TWENTY  FIVE DEMANDS OF NEXT LEGISLATURE

PLATFORM DEMANDS ARE PROGRESSIVE   AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE  PROJECT LOSES IN STATE DEM. OUCKATIC MEETING

GERMANY IN FIRST DEFAULT   Berlin Nétifies Allics Government Is Unable to Mect the Decem-. ber Payment.

Women Also Transfer Their Activities From British Embassy to the Doors of the State Department.

Militants Transfer Their Activi ties from British Embassy to State Department

RASH PIGKETS ~ STILL ON THE JOB   They Shift Activities, How-ever, From British Embassy to State. Department   PUT IT UP TO COLBY   Claim Seéretary of State Said . England Had No Rigi to. Riile Ireland .

IRISH PICKET. QUOTE GOLB)   Transfer Activities From British Embassy to the State Department.

PICKETS CHANGE SCENE OF ACTION   Transfer Activities to Front of State Department Headquarters for Present.

PICKETS TRANSFER WORK.   Irish Sympathizers Use Quota. tions Said to Have Been Spoken By Colby.

UNCOMFORTABLE FOR SECY. GOLBY   Irish Pickets Appear at State Department  HilintTe CON ANnNRDECCC   Said to Have Been Made Recently by Secretary of State. Banners Bear Inscriptions that are Somewhat Startling Under Conditions—Nothing Doing at British Embassy

IRISH SYMPATHIZERS PICKET COLBY'S OFFIC   Banners Quote New Secrefiry’s Re  cent Speeche*—Have Quit British Embassy.

IRISH PICKETS NOW: ASSAILING ~ THE STATE DEP”      Carry Banners Bearing Inscriptions Said to Be Taken . From Colby’s Speech

TRADE AT HOME   GIVE YOUR HOME TOWN A CHANCE TO THIVE “BY BUYING AT HOME

$444 O44 HEOES FOF 6b boo 4H +     ¢ —————-TRADE AT HOME  be bh bb &F & db A bGoH Oo Sb &bEH EE b&b 2 b&b 4b bd 2 dD

HAND OF WOMAN SEEN IN KILLING   Mystery Death at Philadelphiz Probed by Police   STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH   Cash and Liberty Bonds Found Qn His Body

NOW BELIEVE — DREW’S DEATH WAS ACCIDENT   Lack of Motive for the Crime Leads Authori ties to This Conclusion

LABOR UNION WAR CHEST   Appropriation of $100,000 for Fight Qn Kansas Industrial Court Proposed.

HOWAT TO APPEAL 10 HIGH TRIBUNAL   Will Ask U.S. Supreme Court Te Reverse Decision of the Kansas Court

BOOZE RUNNERS ARE ARRESTED IN CLEVELAND   Women Made Daily Trips Car. rying Suitcases Filled With Liquor.

IN SLEVELAND   Women Made Daily Trips Car. rying Suitcases Filled With Liquor.

ARABS DRIVEN FROM TOWN   Sikh Troops Occupy Bakuba, 40 Miles Northeast of Bagdad—Only Stight — Resistance.

REPLY OF UNIONS: DELIVERED AFTER - CONSIDERATION   No Strike © While~’ “Roads Are. in Hands. of _ Government.   WAGE. TRIBUNAL UP   vor s Suggestion Puzzles, Men ‘In Its _ Application -

RAIL DECISION TO BE REFERRED TO THE WORKERS   Union Members Will In. struct Heads As to Ac: ceptance of Wilson's Increased Wages.   LATE ADVICES

WILSON PROPOSAL FOR WAGE TRIBUNAL GOES BEFORE UNION   bie Form of President's Suggestion Puzzles Workers’ Leaders, But May Temporarily Keep Peace

DANGER OF STRIKE [5  LESSENING   Probability is That Unions Will Wait Until Private Ownership Takes Place.

DECISION WILL “BELEET TO MEN   ‘To Railread Workers, Themselves, Will be Referred the  Proposal of President.   THE TRIBUNAL IDEA PERPLEXES THE MEN  Unable to Decide Whether bresident's Suggestion is Defmite FEroucn to Accept.

PRESENTATION _ ' OF MOTHERS   General Pershing Is Said to Be Suffering With Slight Cold Today" 

Paani GL Ta RUTAL WELOUME IN TUHT WORTH   PRESENTATION OF MOTHERS Wii HAD LOST SONS IN WAR WAS BI GFEATURE,

President Repudiates Berlin Negotiations, Says Zurich Nisnatch.   SEE HINDENBURG NEXT GERMAN PRESIDENT   This Is Only Possible if Elec: tion by People Is uw: Permitted, ies

OR. HAPP, LEADER QF THE NEW GERMAN GOVERNMENT, OFFERS  10 RESIGN AS CHANCELLOE

AKRON 1S HARD HIT; LAY OFF 25,000 MEN   Haliozg and Coal Strikes Are Cause,

Another Big Delta  Dramage Distric’   The Dejtn Drainage Co, of Greenville Awarded $2-40,000 Dr winage Contruck oo«

Kept Alive 24 Hours By Use of Pulmotor, St. Louis Boy Loses Fight for Life

TREATY BY FRIDAY   Senaters Cn Both Sides of Chamber Watching Democratic Leaderership Caucus.

OF PEACE TREALY BEFORE FRIDAY   LEADERS ABANDON HOPE OF UNITING FACTIONS BEFORE FIRST LEAGUE COUNCIL   BRYAN, IN LETTERS URGES RATIFICATION   Republican Reservationists View Compromise Negotiations As Promising

HOPE FOR EARLY. RATIFICATION   BUT HARGLY BEFORE FRIDAY   Republican Leaders View Probable Compromise Negotiations as Pram  isting.

NEXT WEEK — ‘MAY BRING. AGREEMENT   ON RESERVATIONS TO PEACE. TREATY IS PREVAILING QPINTON. —   Republicans and Democrats  Have Hopeful View and _ May. Reach a Common ’ Ground by. That Time.

AGREEMENT TREATY BY NEXT WEEK PREDICTED   Senate Leaders View Compromise Negotiations as Prom ising—Both Sides to Make  Conceecciongc.

Delay Treaty.  ~-"- Ratification   Unlted  States Versuilles , itl Nexi Wwe

FARMERS LOSE FIVE BILLION ON RECORD CROPS   Low Grain Market Causes Heavy Loss According To Department Of Agriculture

CROPS SHOW BIG DECLINE IN VALUE   ANNOUNCE REPORT ON NATIONS PRODUCT

RECORD CROPS BUT LOW GRAIN MARKET COST FARMERS BIG FIVE BILLION LOSS   Vast Shrinkage Keenly Felt in Henry: County.

SHOT HIS SONTO: ~ SAVEHIS SOUL’   Chicago Father Now Repents’ of Ri : _ Action and; Prayss His Son a g May Live

“{ (mess Father Did ‘Right. I Am Going Straight When £ Get Out,” Boy Sass.

STERN ~ FATHER - SHOOTS SOM   THE CUMULATING SORROWS DHIYE FRANK PENG TO DESPERATION      SHOOTS SUN THREE TIMES THEN CALLS POLICE: BOY - MAY RECOVER

.. OF BIS SON   INCORRIGIDBLE 80N AND WORRY   CAUSES: FATHER TO OOMMIT - : RASH ACT. ;

ERRANT SON CURED WHEN SHOT BY DAN   boy in Hospital, May Re cover; Father Sits in wal,

SHOOTS SON TO ; SAVE HIS SOUL   Father Tries Unusual Method of Dealing With Bad Rov.

iHieS SUICIDE AFTER MAKING FUNERAL PLANS   Newark Prison Keeper Expected To Lie As Result of Shoot: ing.  Wanted Ashes Scattered Ir  Buckeye Lake

ARREST IN ST. JOE TORSO CASE   Negro Physician Charged With Murder of Woman Whose Headless Body Was Found.

PROTEST AGAINST HISTORY   Said to Present Historical Facts Unfair a + to ‘Aouth.

POWERING WATSON STILL FEARS MOB WILL GET HIM FAR HIS MANY MURDER

eA an et area _  UEBEARD 19 SEEING GHOSTS AND TRING IN HIS PRISON CEL!

Congressman In Washington Jail.   Congressman Garreq¢ af Veoun’ssee, Charged With Operating Auto and Coding With Another While Drurkk,.

SOLON SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL; DRUNK CHARGE   TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIVE ARRESTED AFTER COLLIDING IN AUTO WHILE INTOXICATED

CONGRESSMAN LANDS IN JAIL   Charged With Running Avs While Jagged   Who Suffered Compound Fracture of Hip—Case Continued and He's Out on Bail.

TENN. CONGRESSMAN TAKEN TO LOCK-UP   For Driving'a Car While In-toxicated in Connection with An Accident to Young Lady At Washington. — Spends ‘Nicht in Cell.

TENNESSEE SOLON TAKEN. IN CUSTODY   Spends Night at Police Station.

CONGRESSMAN SPENDS THE NIGHT IN POLICE STATION      Garrett’ Charged With Operaking Dute While’ Intoxicated,

Congressman Garreq, at ‘Tennessee, Charged With Opernttig Aw ond Colliding With Another While  Drunk,

SR OUTST. i 5" i rma aaa  CONGRESSMAN IN COURT       ‘qunesssean: is, Accused of Csusint While: Intoricataa

TENNESOEE MEMBER OF CONGRESS HAULED INTO GOURT ON SERIOUS CHARGE

SUSPECTED RAIL DEATH   Legion Members Slai Then Cast on Tracks In Kansas.

BODIES OF 3 MEN - FOUND ON TRACK      Believed To Hare Met Foul Play. No Trace of Murderers,

GERMAN REDS WAITING T “JON WIR NYADERS   Refugee Thousands Flee i Panic Before Onrushing Soviet Legions

GERMAN CHIEFS ASK TRIAL   General Ludendorff and Admiral Vor Tirpitz Willing to Face Fatherland Court.

WILLING TO BE TRIEL   BUT BEFORE GERMAN JUDGE, ARE GERMAN OFFICERS.      mber of Those Accused By Allies Declare They Wish Immeiliate ‘Trial By Germany.

WANT & GERMAN JUDGE   benders Accused of War Crinigs ts:  sue New Uléfnatum,

War Lords Willing to Be Tried Before  .a German Tribunal   Generals and Admirals Accused of War Orimes Issue New Declaration.

HIGH OFFICERS ARE STUBBORN   German Generals and Admiral: Refuse to Be Tried on Foreign Soil.

CLARA HAMON IS RECUPERATIN(   With Sister in Wilson, Oklahoma: Army of Scribes Arrive There Today.

HEAVY VOTE IN MISSOURI      St. Louis Election. Judge Arrested ott Charge of Stuffing Ballot .--

LEWIS iS RE-ELECTED,   Again Chosen To Lead United Mine Workers of America,

0X IS TENDERED RECEPTION   And Hatlled as Party Leader For Next Four Years.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE WiNS;  WEST VA, RESULT CLINCHES  FIGHT, SAYS MRS. GATT

LONG. BATTLE FOR SUFFRAGE IS NOW OVER   Carrie Chapman’ Catt, President Of Nattonal” American , Woman Suffrage: Association; Sends Brief Ntéssace.   iE IFTY YEARS’ STRUGGLE   \Believe. That States Of Delaware ~ and Washington Will: Supply Two States“ Needéd * For En franchicanipak   REAL MESSAGE FOR WOMEN

WOMEN’ VOTED ARE ASSURED 13 LEADER'S CLAIM   “Suffrage Is Won,” Says Mrs. Catt When She Hears of Favorable Action Taken By W. Va. Assembly.

MOAI eee DR ea ee  WOMEN'S FIGHT OF SEVENTY YEARS WON MRS. CATT DECLARES   Ratification by West Virginia  Means Victory for Suffrage Association Believes

TRCTZKY TAKES FIELD   Red Military Genius in Command 2 Soviet Army Facing Poles

ANOTHER INCREASE IN FARE: PREDICTEL   Increase of Passemger Rates to 3.6 Cents a Mile in Indiana Is ‘Predicted.

INDIANA RAIL “FAIR TO RAISE   INCREASE OF PASSENGER. RATES TO 3.6 CENTS PER MILE 1S PREDICTED   COUNT APPEAL  PLANNEC

131 DISTRICT  1D AROUSED BY TEDDY. JA,   Brings a Message of Straight Out and Out Republicanism.

TEODY JR. STIRS ENTHUSIASM IN FIRST DISTRICT   River Towns Turned Out En mass Saturday to Give Him Greeting

RECOVERY OF MEN WOUNDED IN BATTLE WEONESDAY IS  \ DOURTFUL—WANT To  i RE.OPEN MINES

EDERAL TROOPS IN CONTROL OF STRIKE DISTRICT AT BUTTE   Regulars from Camp Lewis Parade Streets to Prevent Further Outbreaks by Strikers

FEDERAL. SOLDIERS  . PATROL STREETS   Marti: Wo Law in Butte, Mont., follow ing Clash Between Guards and Miners.

Battie Under Martial Lav   Federal Soldiers From Camp Lewis In Charge—Mines Will  Deacmmea

FRANCISCO. VILLA’S. MEN ALL ARE MUST, ERED OUT WITH 3 MONTHS’ PAY   Ex-bandit Advises Them to Avoid Politics and Go to Farming,

ViLLA'S FOLLOWERS ARE MUSTERED OU   Surrender Arms and. Gel ay for Three Months; More Later

VILLA BIDS GOODBYE 10 ALL FOLLOWERS   Pancho Advises His Men to Quit Randitry and Take Up Farming.

BANDIT-FARMERS      filla’s3 Long Riders Kiss Their Chie  Adieu and ‘Settle’ on Peaceful Pursuits

MOSCOW THREATENS JAPAN   Soviet Governmerit May Form Mill tary Alliance With China Adgairist the Japanese. 

Wood, Johnson, Harding and Lowden Are Ever Bets For Preference On the G. O. P. Ticket—Edwards, McAdoo and Mar: shall \Will Divide Demo.  erratic Vate

WOOD AND JOHNSON LF ADING   Battle Waged With Great Vigor In Calumet Industrial District,

FOUR CANDIDATES READY FOR FINAL SPURT TO WIRE   Republican Race For In diana’s 40 Delegates Is Close.   PRIMARIES TO BE ON NEXT TUESDAY   Wood Has Best Organization Rut Other Candidates Show Strength.

HASTINGS ADVANCED TO A CAPTAINCY   Washington Rey Gets Recognition and Advancement at Military Academy.

CLAIMS POLICY OF RUSSIA IS CHANGED   Martens Says Soviets Have Undergone Change of Heart.   STILL BEING EXAMINED.   Radicals’ Representative Starts Reading Series of Prepared Statements But Chairman of Committee Rules Against “Cumberiug Up the Record With Propaganda.”

Reiterates Claim. That Soviets Ne noe Longer. Plan World-wide’ a “> Revolution, © .

Says American Officials - Aided in Propaganda  WORKING -BOTH WAYS   Agents Assisted Soviet in Fomenting Revolution in Germany while Getting Qut Déeuments Designed to -Prove Soviet Officials Paid Agents of Germany.

MARTENS AVERG U. 0. CONOPIRED FOR REVOLUTION   Tells Probers American Officials and Soviets Worked Together.   Submits Documents to Prove Intrigue Was Directed Against Germany.

RESERVATION AS TO MANDATORIES AGAIN ADOPTEL   Thirty Democrats Join With Thirty-Eight Republicans in Senate’s Acceptance of the Change.   TREATY TO FORE UNTIL FINAL VOTE

SENATE TOGETHER           MANDATOR ADOPTWITHOUT OPPOSITION. ©        . Much Debated Article tO WL Be Held Over ast Last Reservation,

Democrats Pass Reservations Dealing With Mandates, Under League.   ARTICLE TEN CHANGE HELD OFF TILL LAST.   Adjournment Halts Debate on Reservation on Domestic Questions.

MANDATE PLAN OF IE ACHE   United States Senate Adopts One Reservation Regard: ing Foreign Affairs By Heavy Vote   PRESSING ACTION ON  TREATY RATIFICATION   ‘Progress Made Toward Final  Vote Which Will Decide if Pact Rejected

OEWATE TOGETHER   TREATY MANDATORIES ADOPT. ED WEFHOUT OPPOSITION,   Much Debated Article to Will bi Held Over as’ Last Reservation,

SEMTE VOTE SHOWS AGREEMENT ONPOIN   Mandatories of Treaty Readopted Over Democrat Opposition 68 to 4.   HITCHCOCK DID NOT VOTE

Thirh Democrats. Join Repub        [rremncinle Present New «Pomel Seeking to Bind » President to Forward: ~ Ratification.

EMOCRATS ACCEPT MANDATE PROVISO; ONLY FOUR DISSENT   Republican Reservation is Re adopted in the Senate By a Two-Thirds Vote.

REPUBLICANS WIN AO RESERVATION PASSES SENATE   ADMINISTRATION, Lb VDE K » VWITHDEAW OPPOSITION HEPORE VOTE,   DEALS WITH MANDATORIES   Renault Pees Net tndicate Serio Change Ye Treaty Sitvation as Democrats Had Agrerd To Chine.

MANDATORIES AEOERVATION 5 REANNPTEN   DEMOCRATS HAD AGREED TC IT IN BIPARTISAN CONFERENCE RECENTLY   Reed Takes Occasion to Criticize Wilson For Naming Colby Secretary of State

PROPOSALS ON MANDATE SUIT SENATE   Pass 68,to 4 After Hitchrock  Announces Withdrawal of  Opposition by Democrats

DEMOCRATS JOIN WITH REPUBLICANS   In Adopting Reservations to Treaty.

QNE RESERVATION TO PACT PASSEL   Clause Regarding Mandatories Readopted by Senate.   FINAL VOTE S 68 TO 4   Qualification of Treaty Approved With Acquiescence of Democratic Managers for First Time—Result Not Regarded as Indicating Sudden Break.

S=NATE ADOPTS MANDATORY CLAUSE   Rejects Hitchcock Amendment To League Reservations As Invalid.

TREATY CHANGES IF REPUBLICAN ARE RE-ADOPTED  ~ BY THE SENATE   G. Q, P,. Reservations Regarding Mandatories Are Again Inserted in Pact B; 9 Vote of 68 to 4,   RESULT NOT LOOKED UPON AS A VICTOR)   The Clause Is One of Those To Which the Democrats Had Agreed in Conference to Adopt Without Change

RESERVATION AS TC MANDATES ADOPTED WITHOUT CHANGES   None Can be Accepted by United States Without the Consent of Congress.   NO SUDDEN BREAK IN SITUATION IS INDICATEZL   Dpposttion Had Been Withdrawn by Administration Leaders, Who De elare Only Effect is to Recite ¢ Principle Alretdy Establishod Un. der Treaty Itself,

RESERVATION: AGAIN ABOPTEN   Only Four Votes sgt One alifigation as  DEMOCRATS LINE uP   Almost Solidly for Reservation Regarding 'M a'n'd'a't or ies ' Against. Which 33. Votes Previously ‘Were Cast—Re sult not Generally Regarded as Indicatino’ Break: 

‘ADOPT SENATE RESERVATION   Adminiatration Democrats W ithdrew Oppositivn te Change Nexarding Mandateries.

RESERVATION ON MANDATES VOTER AGAIN BY SENATE   Readoption Follows Withdraw al of Democratic Opposition —Break in Situation Is Not ‘Indicated.

Both Parties Join in Adopting Reservation to Treaty; Vote 63-4   Senator Reed in Debate on Ques tions Criticizes Appointment of Bainbridge Oolby.

THE RESERVATONS. OF MANDAiORIES  Adopted by oy, ae   Adopted by Separ.( With Only Four Votes Registered Against it. Consent   CONGRESS IS REQUIRED

SENATE ACASOPIS 6.0, ESEAVATION ON MANDATORIE   for W ih Ri Rep Fa Heans —        FINAL V

He HAS LOT IN CEMETERY LEFT   ‘Cement King’’ is ‘‘Busted’ —Owes a Heap—Has Wardrobe Left.

CONN. PUTS 0. K. ON U.S. SUFF BILL   CONNECTICUT IS 37TH STATE IN UNION TO RATIFY SUFF. AMENDMENT

The United States Constitutior Amendment Ratified by the Ledislature.

MTEB UAT FOR SIIFERARE      Ratification:Resolution Passes House by Vote of 216 to 11 and Encounters No Opposition in Senate   LEGISLATURE OVERRIDES ~ GOVERNOR’S CONTENTION   Acts on Theory that Absence of Objection on Its,Own Part Justifies Functions Outside -of Call

CONNECTICUT VOTES FOR SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Legislature Ignores Holcomb And Ratifies with but 11 House Members Against It

 BOOZE AND H.C. L. BIG (S8ULS. Letters to Senators Indicate Treaty Wall Hereive Little Attewsiion

“RED” PRISONERS ARE QUESTIONED   ELLIS ISLAND HEARINGS OX DE PORTATION OPENED TODAY.— ROOMS CROWDED   CHICAGO ADDS TO THE LIST

NIOITIONAL REDS TAKEN IN GUSTODY   Department of Justice Operatives Seeking Individuals and Secret Meeting Places.   HEARINGS AT ELLIS’ ISLAND   Most of Radicals Placed Under Arrest Express Willingness to Return to Russia.

—      Fifty More Arrested Ir New York   Haywood Would Gei Bond For Gang

DEPT: OF JUSTICE  SHLE RAIDING   Important Members of the Cummunist Party. Are Placed Under Arrest: . Hearings Begin At Ellis Island.

REDS CAUCHT   Fifty More Prisoners Added To Idx of Those Beleg Held At

U.S, GOVERNMENT WINS COAL SUIT   SUPREME COURT ORDERS DISSOLUTION OF COMPANIES   Reading and Central of New Jersey Railroads Must Dispose of Stock in Anthracite and Iron Mines,

READING COMPANY TO BREAK UP, fa TOP COURT ORDER   Defendant and Allied Concerns Violated Commodity Clause. of Interstate Statute.   READING, C. RR. OF N. J.   MUST SELL COAL STOCKS   White. Holmes, Vandevanter. in Minority Opinion: Sustain. Lower Bar’s Finding.”

BUVERNMENT WING ANTI-TAUST oUt AGAINST READING   That Road and Central of New Jersey Must Dispose of Coal Stock Ownership.   SUPREME COURT WAS DIVIDED, FOUR TO THREE   Associate Justices MeReynolds and Brandeis Did Not Participate in Decision, Former Having Been Attorney General During Time Guy. ernment Prosecuted Case.

ss cet mm ta nae ana eee een  (OVERNMENT WINS SUIT AGAINST READING COS.

GOVERNMENT WINS ANTI-TRUST SUI   supreme Court Decides Reading and Affiliated Coal Companies Violate Interstate Commerce Act.

GOVERNMENT WINS IN ITS ANTI-TRUST SUIT   Charges Against Reading Com_ pany’Are Sustained,

GOVERNMENT IS WINNER IN ITS HARD COAL SUIT   Reading Co. Must Dis. pose of Interest in Two Concerns

WILL DISSOLVE BIG COAL TRUST   ‘Government Wins Legal Bat tle with Eastern Company in U. S. Supreme. Court.

RAIL COMBINATION  DENOUNCED BY COURT   GOVERNMENT WINS ANTHEACUTE COAL CASK BEFORE SUPREME COURT-—DIS. SOLUTION ORDERED

UAT DIREGTS Ba i ADE COMBINE   Government Wins Anti - Trust Suit Against Lehigh Valley and Reading Railroads and Affiliated Coal Companies

SUPREME COURT ORDERS BREAKUP OF COAL COMBINE   Reading and Central Ry. Musi Give Up Coal and  lron Stocks   COMPANIES DISSOLVE   HIGH TRIBUNAL SUSTAINS DECIs1ON IN FAVOR OF SUIT BROUGHT BY U. S.

READINGR. R. ~ MUST DISPOSE OF GOAL MINES   Supreme Court Holds Railroa Holding Mine Stocks Violates the Anti-Trust Law.

RAILROAD COAL CONCERNS MUST QUIT BUSINESS   SUPREME COURT JHEAS OR > DERED DISSOLUTION 03 READING COMRINE

VERNMENT WINS 13 SUIT AGAINST READING COMPAN   arges of Illegal Jombination Upheld ‘By Supreme.Court   ISSOLUTION IS ORDERED

THE GOVERNMENT'S CHARGES OF ILLEGAL COMBINATION ARE SUSTAINED.   Pennsylvania Holding Corporation and Subsidiaries Are to Be Dissolved.

By a Vote of 4 to 3 Dissolution of Companies was Ordered by Court

HIGH COURT HITS HARD COAL TRUST   U. S. Supreme Tribunal Orders Dissolution of Big Companies.   GOVERNMENT WINS BATTLE   Jurists Sustain Government's Conten. tion Firms Violated “Commodities Clause” of Commerce Act—No Decision on Dry Law.

ORDERS DISSOLUTION COAL TRUS]   Combinations Have Violated Anti-Sherman Trust Acts

Reading Railroad Must Give Up Holdings In the Various Coal Companies

Supreme Court Dissolves Coal  And Rail Trasi   Government Wins Its Action Against Reading Road in Anthracite Gases.

READING CONPAN' LOSES TRUST oUll IN SUPREME COURT   LONG STANDING ANTHRACETE COAL CASE CHARGES ARE SESTAINED.   DISSHLUTION 19 ORDERED   Opinions tield Companys Guilty of Vie lation of Sherman tet; Previous Court Decrees Are Reversed.

GOVERNMENT. WINS ANTITRUST SUIT   SUIT AGAINST READING AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES   ONE OF ANTHRACITE GASES   Reading and Centval af New dorsey Railroad Mast. Dispose of Slock in  Certain Other Comprnies,

ANTLTRUST COAL CASES ARE WON BY ROVERNMENT   Combine Ordered to Break Up Joint Ownership; Lehigh Not Settled.

BRUUGHT bY GOVERNMENT   Supreme Court of the United  ~ States Upholds Charges  of an Illegal Combination Against Corporation,   SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST MEASURE VIOLATED   Dissolution of Several Companies Ordered; Disposition of Stocks and Bonds Directed in Decision.

ORDERED TO DISSOLVE        fovermnent Whis Syit Againsl Reading aan UGuer Coal Conmmanies, ©

AVTHRAGITE COAL GASES. DETERWINED BY SUPREME GOURT         Reading: Conipa nyrsahd Subsidta ics Directed-To Be Dissolved  Being . Contrary To ‘Shermar Ree      THREE JURISTS DISSENTED

SUIT AAI WAL TRUS]  DCW Fh PAVERNMEN]   Dissolution of the Reading Combine Ordered by 4 to 3 Vote   RAILROAD VIOLATED COMMODITIES CLAUSE   Dedistribution of Stock and Bonds Ordered by Court

Reading Railroad Must Give . Up Holdings in Coal Companies.   DIVORCE OTHER ROADS IS ORDER IN RULING   U, S, Su reme Court Fails to Give Decision in Liquor Cases,

QUPREME GOURT FINDS AGAINST COAL GONGERNG   Reading Company ts Decided to Be an Illegal Combination.

GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT AGAINST READING AND AFFILIATED COAL FIRM   Supreme Court Decision Today Upholds U. S. Contention that Companies Violated InterState Commerce Act; Dissolution is Ordered

GOVERNMENT WINS ITS SUIT IN GOAL CASE   Supreme Court Sustains  Cc es Reales Readi merges Ag ng  Companies   ORDER DISSOLUTION OF ALLEGED TRUST

DISOLUTION OF READING COMPANY ORDERED BY COUR)   Supreme Court Holds That Organization Violated the Anti-Trust Laws.

ANTI-TRUST SUIT WON BY U. 8.   Supreme Court SustainsCharge Reading Concern and Aftiliated Coal Companies Violated Interstate Commerce Act.

UOOULUTION 15 UMDERED BY THE SUPREME COURT   Charges of Illegal Combina. tion Against the Reading Company and Some of  its Coal Subsidiaries Are Sustained.   BONDS 10 BE DISTRIBUTEL   These Several Concerns Are Required to Operate Entirely Independent of One Another by Three to-One Opinion.

COAL TAUST SUITS WON BY GOVERNMENT   Lehigh Valley and Other Railroads Are Required tc Dispose of Stock in Coal Companies by Decision Rendered by Sunreme Court.

COAL COMBINE HIT   The Read me Must Dissolve Inte its Conktituent ! Compauies. .

THE COURT DISSOLVES RAILWAY COAL COMBINE   Ru     Ss Reading ‘Raitrona Must Give Up Holdings in Various Coat Companies

U. 5, WINS WAR ON COAL TRUST   Supreme Court Finally Hands Down Decision Forcing Reading Railway to Give Up Holdings in Coal Companies and other Railroads.

Government Wins Famous Authracite Coal Case Against Reading Railroad ~ in Supreme Court.   LEHIGH ROAD MUST PAY “BLACK TOM” DAMAGES   Railroad Is Held Responsible for Losses Sustained -in Jersey City Waterfront Explosion in 1918.

ANMENT WING ANTI-TRUST SUN   Reading and Other Coal Companies Defendante.

COMPANIES 10 DISSOLVE 1° MANDATE   ‘Supreme Court Sustains  Government Charges by 4 to 3 Vote   VIOLATES COMMERCE ACT      ‘Claim Firms Break Commodity   Clause. of Interstate Lays;  Suit Began in 1913

READING ROAD CALLED T0 TIME   DECLARED A VIOLATOR OF SHERMAN ANTI-BRUST LAW.   GOVERNMENT WINS ITS CASE   supreme Coert Orders Dissviation ef Holding Company and Separatien From Existing Coal Interests.

COURT ENDS HARD COAL COMBINATION   Separation of Rail Company and Subsidiaries Ordered.   FIGHT WON BY GOVERNMENT   By a Vote of 4 to 3 the Jurists Sus. tain Contention That Firms Violated “Commodities Clause” of the Commerce Act.

Government Wins AntiTrust Suit Against the Reading Railroad   Supreme Court Orders Dissolv tion of Coal Combine as Violation of Law.

DISSOLUTION OF COAL COMBINATION GRDERED IN THE SUPREME COUR)      Power for Control of Anthracite Field Must Be Dislodved Under  Court Ruline

GOVERNMENT  WON ITS SUN   Court Sustained Charge: Companies Violated Federal Law

GOVERNMENT WINS HARD COAL SUITS   Supreme Court Rules Anthracite Combination Is A Real Trust.

GOAL. TRUST: CASE      GOVERNMENT  SUST. ED BY SUPREMI COUNT EN CASE, :      awrally . Restrained Hissolution is Ordered,      Companies Competi

GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT   Against Eastern Railroad and Coal Company.   UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAWS   Supreme Court Divided Four tc Three— Sets Aside Oklahoma Indian Decisions.

CUAL ThUol Ghat   GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED BY SUPREME COURT IN CASE.   Companies ~ Uniawfually testrained Competition: Dissolution is Ordered.

SUPREME COURT ORDERS QUSTING NF GOAL MERGER   Reacding Company and Not Lehigh Corporation Will Be Dissolved by Order  MANY DEFENDANTS DIE SINCE CASE WAS FILED   Majority Opinion Holds That Anthracite Companies Violate Sherman Statute

GOVERNMENT WINS ~ ANTLTRUST SUIT   Supreme Court Holds Railroads Muat Not Hold’Coal Mines. Ordered Held as Separate Concerna.

COURT ORDERS COAL COMBINE BE DISSOLVED   Reading Company Must Sell Stock in Other  Organizations.

COURT'S DECISION ORDERS Blt COAL TRUST DISSOLVET   Majority of the Government’ Charges of Illegal Combination Against Reading Company Are Sustained.

STORM INTO THE ATLANTIC,   VTrail of Stranded Ships in Its Wake. hut Warmth Will RPoltawk..

WARMER WEATHER BEHIND COLD SPER   Storm of Almost Blizzard Proportions Plunges Out Into Atlantic, Leaving Trail of Stranded Shipping.

FIERGE BLIZZARD OVERS EASTERN HALF OF COUNTRY   WIND IN MANY SECTIONS FE ACCOMPANTED BY SNOW AND SLEERT.

BLIZZARD LEAVES SHIPS STRANDED   SNOW AND SLERT ACCOM. PANIES 48-MILE WIND ON ATDANTIC SEABOARD.

SLIZZANO Tika PLUNGED WNT THE ATLANTIC   Storm) Which Swept Country Leaves Shipping Stranded in Wake.   48 VILE WIND AT SEA WITH SNOW AND SLEET   Many Steamers Are Reported Deven Ashore on Virginia Coast.

aTORM PLUNGES UUT INTO OCEAN   Leaves Trail of Stranded Ships in Its Wake   WARMER DAYS AHEAD   Floods Begin to Take Heavy Toll in Various Sections— Bridges and Houses Swept Away Around Lancaster— High Water in Schuylkill Vallev Breaks Loose.

SHIPPING IS STRANDED BY VIOLENT BLIZZARD   Weather Bureau Reports Show Wind Had a Velocity of 48. Miles.

TREASURER GOLLETS $999 405.90 N TAXES   CURRENT AND DELINQUENT COL. LECTIONS FOR THE COUNTY BY TAXING UNITS.

MANY ISSUES TO BE DACIDED IN ELECTION TQ BE HELD TUESDAY   'President, Senators And Representatives To Be Chosen Throughout Nation.   REFERENDUM ON IMPORTANT MATTERS IN MANY STATES   Women Have Been Nominated For State Offices And For Seats In Legislature.

STAGE IS SET “IN ALL STATES "FOR ELECTION   Characterized by Fact Tha There Are Six Parties in National Field   WOMEN ARE CANDIDATES   Nominated for Senate and Many Minor Places on the Various State Tickets

IX PARTIE! INFIELD ON TUESDAY   Socialist, Prohibition, Farmer Lahor and Single Tax; . 13 Others Have Tickets   LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN NOMINEES FEATURE

NUMEROUS NOMINEES, AND MANY. PARTIES TO FEATURE ELECTIONS WHICH OCCUR ON NEXT TUESDAY   Republican, Democrat, Prohibitionist, Socialist ~ Farmer-Labor and Single Tax Factions os - Have Presidential Candidates.

COMING ELECTION 10 BE NOTABLE ONE IN GREAT MANY WAYS   Six Parties Have National Ticket: in Field; 13 Other Parties Have State Tickets.   34 TO NAME GOVERNORS   Numerous Women Voting for First Time Add Zest to the Balloting of Next Tuesday.

SIA TICKETS IN THE FIELD FOR PRESIDENT   Thirty-Four United States Senators to Be Elected Next Tuesday.   THIRTY-FOUR STATES + ‘ELECT GOVERNORS   Many of the States Will Vote on Issues Pertinent to Themselves.

~ ASIDE   Six Parties Have Mational Ticxets for Voters’ Consideration   MANY WOMEN AMONG LISTS OF NOMINEES   Governors to Be Named  ie 34 States, Senators in ¢ States

LOTS OF WOMEN ~ UP FOR OFFICE   266 VOTES NECESSARY FOR _ PRESIDENT IN COLLEGE,    GOVERNORS WILL BE ELECT. ED IN SM STATES TUESDAY,   Hlinois Has Ten Candidates , Fo: - Utfice af Governor, The Ban“ger List. . 5

MANY NOMINEES SEEK ELECTION   Six Parties Have Placed Na tional Tickets in Field for Election November 2.   THIRTY-SEVEN GOVERNORS

RENEWAL OF  NEGOTIATIONS ONFAVORABLE BASIS ASKED   Coalition of All British Labor For Finish Fight With  Government Talked   UNREST ON INCREASE   Uneasy For the Fight Workmen Await Order to Lay Down Tanle« q 3

‘Lightning Sympathy Walkout” Is Decided on in, Opposition to Plea of Conservative Leaders.   ALL ATTEMPTS AT ’ MEDIATION REBUFFED   Government Is Expected te Attempt to Have .Confer ence Between Mine Own ers and Emploves.

SYMPATHY  WALK-OUT WILL START   Miners Rebuff Efforts to Bring About Mediation Today.

OUNORA REBELS VICTORS IN CLAGH WITH MEXICAN BUVERMENTAL SOLDIERS   Attempt to Penetrate Chihuahua Border Line Is Frustrated by Hard Fighting of Provincial Troops Under General Obregon.

MEXICAN REVOLT DEVELOPS FIRST OPENENGAGEMENT   OBREGON REBELS AND CAR RANZA TROOPS CLASH N MEXICO CITY ~— 8 KREBELS KILL         INSURRECTION GROWING   Govtrior of Zacatecas Poresakes Carranza to Join Revolters—si ova Troops Battle Bederals Near New “He. public’

FHEY WERE STOPPED BY SPATE TROOPS AT PULPEHRO PASS ON CHIHUARUA BORDER.   Machine Gung Clasp. to: the Side o the Path Mowed Down the Carranza Soldiers as They Entered the Pass,

‘SONORA REBELS WIN SKIRMISH   Machine Guus Clamped to Sites Fulpito Pass Prove Death Trap

CARRANZA TIOOPS FAIL TO PENETRATE SONORA   Sonora Forces Able to Hold Narrow Pass, With Machine Gun and Few Men.

PARRANZA TROOPS DEFEATED BY ~ SONORA REBELS   Tried in Vain to Penetrate Into Se nora Through Pulpit Pass

MEXICAN FEDERALS — TERRIBLY DEFEATED IN MOUNTAIN PASS   General Revolt Sweeps Chihua hua, According to Informa- —  tion at San Antonio  CEMEDATC OIIT CARDANTA

rOnT BARC WAY INT UUTLAW  OTATE   Machine Gun Barrier Puts Loyal Troops Into Confusion

CARRANZIS TIS REPULOED OY SUNORA FORGE   Federal Troops Are Caught in a Death Trap at Narrow Pulpito Pass

DEAL TRAP TO FEDERAL TROOPS   CARRANZA’S ARMY TRAPPED BY "REBELS -MANY ARE ~ SLAUGHTERED

REBELS SLAUGHTER ~— CARRANZA SOLDIERS   Federal Troops Fall into Trap in Strongly Fortified Mountain Pass ang Many Fall  Weelmen Wee

BLISS URGES U. 8. AIDFORPOLANDTO PREVENT NEW WAR   AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSION. ER AVERS THAT WAR MAY BE REVIVED Le POLISH ARMY FAILS   OTHER NATIONS MUST HELP      European Nations Must be Given to Understand That They ALust  Help With War Ma  Austria’s

‘MAY RESUME WAR   Depends on Ability ef Poland te Withstand Beishevik«. °

AFFIDAVITS:   Filed Agalust Men for Conspiracy it Circuit: Court.

INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT DEAD   Promotera Decide to Ahandon Mili! fea Dellar Campaign.

INTERCHURGH FUND (RIVE ABANDOREN   Entire = Project May May End July a, Says Statement From From

WORLD CHURCH CAMPAIGN ENDS   BILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN CALLED OFF FOLLOWING MEET EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

INTERCHURCH 1S ABANDONEL   Movement to Raise One Billion Dol lars is Halted by Other Big Drive

INTERCHURCH DRIVE HAS BEEN GIVEN UP   No Further Efforts to Raise a Billion

AY WTFRGHIRC   Several Reasons: Back of De cision to End Project, Committee Says.:

POLES MASS NEAR SILESIA   Attention ot France, Great Britain ane Htaly Called to Army, Berlin Says.

WRANGLE TO RESUME WAR   With Roumania asx Base of Opera. tions, Says Moscow Report

CHICAGO ITALIAN SHRIEKS; HAS 10 BE AIDED 10 TRAP   Negro Wife Slayer I Calm; Six Get Stay Or Reprieve.

7 SLAYERS HUNG: 6 ESCAPE. NOOSE BY LEGAL -LOOPHOLES   Negro and Italian Only. Ones. of 8 Convicted Murderers to Pay the Final-Penalty. «       POLICE CHIEF DECLARES. : CHICAGO GUNMEN  LAUGH       Expected Illinois _ Executions Flivver When Stays: and = Reprieves’ Granted.

OX MURDERERS FOr ABE NIISE   Two Are Hanged in Cook County Jail This Morning at 8:31 O’clock.   OTHERS ARE REPRIEVED

TWO OF EIGHT MEN EXECUTED THIS MORNING   Gallows Cheated by Eleventh Hour Stay of Execution “in Chicago.  ge?

Tialian Becomes “Hysterical ~ Blac Meets Death: Ly “Unflinchingly. © =   GARRITY ANGERED A$ “TEN ARE REPRIEVED

(WO ARE HANGED IN GHIGAGO JAIL   Negro Wife Killer Followed To Gallows By Italian Gangster.

ONE GOES TO - SCAFFOLD IN  BREAT TERROR   Other Walks to ‘Gallows. Unassisted -and Faces - Wit ~ nesses. Calmly   REMAINING SIX OF  DEATH ROW: REPRIEVEL   iChief of: -Police - Protests Against Granting Stays. to Murder: Gang Men. 

2 MURDERERS LOME 10 END OF THEIR ROPE   Frank Campione and Jame Henry Reese Hanged Today in Chicago.   $IX ESCAPE GALLOWS  THROUGH REPRIEVE   Campione Dies a Craven, the Negro Faced Death Gamely.

[WO MURDERERS DIE ON GALLOWS; 10 GET REPRIEVES OR STAYS   Garrity Sees Invitation to Gunmen to Resume Crime.

Two PayPenalty for Murder in Chicago : Six Others Escape Noose Temporarily   Negro Goes Calmly to Death Trusting “Almighty God To Take Care” of Him—Italian, Member of Murder Trust, Has to Be Assisted to Scaffold, Suffering From a Frenzy of Terror.

CHICAGO HANGS 4 MURDERERS      Negro. and Italian Pay Final Death Penalty Today

) MEN HANGED, “GOTHERS ESCAPE NOOSE IN CHICAGO   White Man and Negro Executed for Murder, but Stays and Reprives Prevent Wholesale Executions Planned.

Police Chief Says Decrease i Murders Followed the Thirteen Convietions

‘CHICAGO GUNMEN BACK ON THE JOB’   Police Chief  Says Decrease in Murders Followed the Thirteen Convictions

SIXTYZBOLLARS A WEEK.   That Is the Wage Sealé ior ‘Car‘penters in Philly. .

CARPENTERS GET $60 A WEEK      Three Thousand of Those Out in Phila. delphia Reported Back.

'3,000 Philadelphia ' Carpenters of 7,000 Strikers Have Returnec

California White Girl Is Found Dead   Following Evidence of Criminal  fPrmnarntian .

California White Girl 1s Found Dent Following Evidence of Criminal —

CAN'T USE MONEY FOR HEPAEMA   Attorney General Price Rule:  in Perkins-tp Centralization Squabble. 4g

EDUCATION BOARD RESTRICTED   Cant Spend Money to Boost Propositions ai Election

Differencss Over Soldiers’ Re lief Demands Result in Charges Reing Hurled  HALPER BRANDED RADICAL  Kitchin Declares Fully $20,000: 000,000 Necessary for Relief

Soldier Bonus of $500 Asked   Rival Veleran Bodies Hav Differences; Charges Made.

URGES $500 LUMP SUM AS BONUS TOU, $, SOLDIERS   Says - Grant Should Be Based On Desire to  Help.   DECLARES PEOPLE BON'T WANT GOVERNMENT TO “HAGELE”   Denies Government Is Not Able Finaneially to Meet Burden.

SOLDIERS AT ..ODDS   ‘  Ex-Service Men! Air. Their Diver. ences Refore: Congressional - Committee. '

ALLIEO PREPARE HOR UGGUPATION  CONSTANTINGPLE   TURKISH ARMS AND AMMUNITION FACTORIES CLOSED: NO NEED FOR PRODUCT,

ARMY OF 200,000 REFUSED GERMAN)   PREMIERS DEMAND EXECUTION OF DISARMAMENT CLAUSES OF PEACE TREATY.

PREMIERS T0 SERVE NOTICE ON, BERLI!   Will Demand Curtailment of Ger man Army Within Treaty Limitations.

PREMIERS DEMAND GERMANY DISARM   Letter Drafted By Marshals Foch and Wilson Refuses Enemy Request

ALLIES DEMAND THAT GERMANY REDUCE ARMY   Conference of Premiers Refuse to Allow 200,000 Men Under Arms.

PREMIERS DEMAND. “TREATY EXECUTION   To Send: Word to Germany That - Clauses, Relating to Disarmament 1 Must Be Observed,

MME. MATZENAUER’S SING ING WON, BIG. CROWD: FROM THE. FIRSE           Success of the Course Show Crowd Which Taxed :Seati Capacity of. Half -

BRILLIANT ‘OPENS K. U. COURSE      MME. MATZENAUER’S SINGING WON BIG CROWD FROM THE FIRST   ENCORES ADD CHARM   Spontaneous Greeting From Huge Audience Graciously Acknowl-_ edged by Singer   Success of the Course Shown by Crowd Which Taxed Seating Capacity of Hall -

ASSOCIATED. PREGS © ve ; : : MEXTENDS: 4TS- SERVICE” —— ' TO SOUTH AMERICA

REPUBLICANS WIN CLEAN SWEEP IN STATE ELECTION   Porter Beaten Nearl: Two To One; Cox Nearly Five to One.

BUT FOUR DEMOS ARE ELECTED 10 AWA ASSEMBLY   No Democrats Successful in Senatorial Race.   Seventeen of 29 Siato Senatorial Dis. triets Report Elections of Republican Nominees.

1900 PREGINGTS Md LEAD {0 OVER 171,000   HARDING TO CARRY STATE BY OVER 300,000,   CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, MAYBE,   Wisconsin Elects Complete Republican Ticket From Governor Down— Interest in Minnesota Centers On Certain Districts.

TAFT CONFERS THIS MORNING WITH HARDING   Former President Discusses te; World Association With . President-Elect.   BELIEVE IDEAS SURE TO PLEASE ALL ELEMENTS

Practical Compromise Solution ¢ Problem Expected From the Incoming Chief Executive

MEETING IN CHICAGO   msidering Action to Porec tnumediate Aavard by RL OR. Board of se Demands.

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT OF ‘ANIL MEN ~ RUMORED   Failure of Wage Board te Act by Midnight Will Bring Strike, Hint

Railroad Unions Meet To Discuss Adjustment Of Wasges; Strike Hinted

IMMEDIATE AWARD BY BOARD (3 ASKED   Railroad Union Leaders Meet ij Chicago to Consider Next Step. in Wage Demand.   HINTS OF STRIKES HEARD

‘FREE TWO IN MURDER CASE   .Neighbors of Women  Found Dead In Furnace in South Dakota me Exonerated.

SET FREE ON MURDER CHARGE   ‘Mr, and Mra. Geerge Searle Aequite : ted At Lead. &. D.

COAL SHORTAGE LOOMS SERIOUS   St. Louis Industries Face Shut. Down Within Twenty Four Hours.   WILSON GETS REPORT   May Re-Open Wage Hearing. Strike Situation in Indiana Reported Better by Operators.

TWO MORE U.S. AIRMEN LAND ON MEXICAN SOIL   AVIATORS FROM FORT BLISS MISTAKE ROUTE; DETAINED AT NACOZARI, SONORA.

NVIATORS HELD INMENIC WHEN FORCED TO LAN   Executive of Nacozari Will Await Word From Mexico City Regarding Disposition of Officers   MISTOOK RAIL LINE iN FLYING ALONG BORDER   Permission ‘Given for Sending of Messages to Fort Bliss Telling Experience

ARMY AVIATORS FORGED 10 LANE ACROSS BORDER   Reported to be Detained by Municipal Authorities; Engine Trouble Caused Descent.  TELEGRAM IS SENT

TWO MORE AVIATORS CAUGHT   Second Bunch of Army Flying Men Unfortunate Enough to Land

TWO MORE U. 3. FLIES FORGED 1 LAND IN MEXICO   Lost Way on Flight Along Border and Landed at Nacozard   AVIATORS ARE MADE PRISONERS

2 MORE U..6. PLIERS. MAKE  STOP OVER BORDER      Fort Bliss Aviators on Way to Nogales Loose Their  Course,   ENGINE TROUBLE IS CAUSE OF LANDING   Both Under Technical Arrest In Nacozari in District of Sonora.

YANKEE FLIERS CAPTURED AFTER FORCED LANDING   TWO MORE AMERICAN AVIA. TORS NOW IN HANDS OF MEXICANS — HOLD THEM FOR ‘‘INSTRUCTIONS.”’’

TWO MORE FLIERS FORCED 10 ALIGHT IN MEXICO, HELE   Mistake Nacozari Railway for One Leading South of Fairbanks—Engine Trouble Sends Them Down.

MORE AMERICAN  AVIATORS. LAND IN MEAICO: ARE HELD PRISONEE   NACOZARI ALCALDE ASKS INSTRUCTIONS   Men Are Given Courteous Treatment, But Are Detained While Reports Are Cant to Authorities,

MEXICO HOLDS MORE PLIERS,  Aviators Who Made “Forced Landing  BRangngrtied rnader Arreat.

LEWIS APPEARS WINNER   eo  INDICATIONS ARE MINERS. HAVE  RE-ELECTED JOHN: LEWIS ~; -.     AS PRESIDENT.

de Has Unique Record; Was With the Rough Riders At : San Juan Hill.

KENTUCKY MAN ELECTED JUDGE WHILE IN JAIL   ‘Sent Up’ for Starting Politica Row While Drunk, He Gets Avalanche of Votes

GOMPERENGE WILL DECIDE THE ISSUE   LLOYD GEORGE-MILLERANDFOCH MEET MAY RESULT IN WAR DECISION   ED THE BIG PARADE   People of Allied Countries Would Not Support War on Russia, Is the Opinion of Observers in Europe.

THE BOLSHEVIK! DRIVE AGAINST WARSAW SAID JO BE SLOWING UF   British Parliament Undecided Whether To Engage In Actual War to Help Out , Poland. a

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE ON WARSAW IS SLOWING DOW!   WHICH RELIEVED THE TENSION IN FEROPE ON POLISH  WIP! ata

POLES ASK REDS TO SIGN TRUCE   German Railroads Strike i Ales Cross Country

Ministers of France and England at Conference, to Decide on Action.   RED ARMIES ARE HALTED   Believed Bolsheviki Await bringing Up of Supplies and Ammunition.

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE RELIEVE TENSION   GIVE FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN ‘A BREATHING SPELL

CHURCH NOTES © ARE ANNOUNCEL   Interesting Sermons: tc Be Preached Here To:  morrow.

CHURCH NOTES FOR SABBATH ANNOUNCED   Rev. McKee’ and McCle land Wiil again Occupy Their Pulpits Tomorrow Sermons  ori- Interest. ing Themes;   REGULAR’. NOTICES

CHURCH NOTES ‘FOR SABBATH  ANNOUNCED   “aster Music to Be peated. jin. Luth Church. Pastors:  pare Special ‘Ser      REGULAR NOTICES

LONG FALL IN BURNING PLANE   Aviators Jemp When Near Ground anand EKecape Ipiury.

GERMANS SIFT OUT HORSES   Market Opened in Historic Koenigs piatz in Berlin—Will Be Sent to France and Belgium.

FOOD PRICES WILL FEEL EFFECT OF BUYING STRIKE   iT WAS PREDICTED REDUCTIONS IN WEAT AND DATRY PRICES INS FORPFE (ST

“OOD PRICES SOON” WILL FEEL EFFECTS OF © “GREAT BUYERS STRIKE’   Reduction Forecast in Meats, Dairy Products and Poultry if Consumers Hold Back.   EXPORT OF MEATS WILL BE REDUCED

UFFIGIALS AY PAIGE OF FOOD WILL ALSO DROP   Telegrams Pour Into Washington Indicating Thorough Arousal of People   RAILROAD CONGESTION SEEMS ONLY DRAWBACK   EXPORTATION OF MEATS TC BE REDUCED SHORTLY; U. 8 NOT TO BE CALLED UPO) FOR WHEAT.

(School of Instruction For Precinet Committee Women Will Be Held Tuesday Afternoon,

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO CONTINUE OWN BATTLES   Organization Counsel D Denies Connectior with Movement to Make Sundays “Dead Still’’

AFTER BOOZE ONLY   Ory League Not Backing Sunday Lid. Wheeter Says.

DENIES LEAGUE SEEKS DEAD STILL SUNDAYS   Anti-Saloon Official Says Organiza tion is Not Connected With Lord's Day Alliance,

DERS. FOR PRESIDENT CLUB   University of California Students  Telezraph Luprisoned Socialist 2 mieie W¥tnrte tar Wim.

LARGEST DIRIGIBLES   One Peing Built And ¢ One Being Planned by American Navy.

United States to Have “the Twe _ Largest Atrships In the World : Fly Atlantie.

TWO DIRIGIBLES FOR U. S.   One Super-blimp Will Attempt Trans-Atlantic Flight.

POLES SURROUND RED FOURTH ARMY   And the Russ Northern Arniy Hu Opened Nevotiations for Surrenjfiev

POLES SURROUND “RED FOURTH ARM)   And the Russ. Northern Army Has Opened Negotiations for Sureo » render

URN MARKET LINAT LIFTED   Current Month Deliveries Are Subject to Close Supervision as Heretofore,

HARDING AFTER VOTES.   Tipton Count) Harding Organization Will Be Formed.

VANDERBILT FUNERAL HELD   Notables and Diplomats Attend Services in the American Church at Paris.

THE WAGES OF SIN   CAPT, DOSTER’S CASE ONE“OF: HE “ETERNAL TRIANGLE”   Shet by Wenn Not ‘Mis Wife Is thr Declaration of Another Womn Whe Was to be iis Wife.

WAS TT ANOTHER CASE OF “A WOMAN SCORNED" WHEN MAUDE MUSGRAVE KILLED ARMY OFFICER?

WAS ENGAGED TO-ANOTHER   pI Paso. Women Says She Was ’ Preparing to, Marry Captain Wade Doster.

ANOTHER WOMAN IN DOSTER CASE   His Alleged Fiancee Makes Statement.   SAYS HE WASN'T MARRIED   That Woman Who Shot Him Was a Divorced Wife From Co!dwater, Kans.

“Doster Not Married to His Slayer’   Lulu Beckley Claims Army Of ficer Was Engaged to Her at Time of Death.

WOMAN KILLS ARMY OFFICER   Deceased Engaged to Marry When He Was Rid of Wife

DEAD ARMY CAPTAIN WAS TO HAVE WED ANOTHER   El Paseo Woman Claims Had Promised to Marry Her

Army Captain Shot and Killed by New  Mexico Woman   New Development in Los Angeles Murder Scandal May Re-Open Case _ of Harry New, Now in San Quentin

RESOLUT. UTE LEADING  IN DECIDING RACE   Has Lead of Quarter Mile at 2.3 P. M.—Shamrock Loses Lead by Stayin Too Close to Shore.

YANACE 9 YAGHT IS FADING   No Breeze, Both Boat: Off Course   RESOLUTE FAVORITE

New York Reds Fail To Start Anything   Canadian May Day Is Quiet W orkers Not Much Stirred

ACCUSED OF MURDER   Way Back in 1876, Kills Him self After Capture

BIG BLIZZARD IN THE WES}   TRAIN SERVICE IN COLORADO If AT A STANDSTILL—HELD RELIGIOUS SERVICES EN — COACHES

SNOW DRIFTS TEN. FEET HIGH, BRA   Two. Day Blizzard Stops Trains in Colorado, Nee braska, Wyoming. -

Colorado Bliz’ard Is Tapering Off      Suow Fell 7 Peet Deep on Tere’, With Orifts 10 and 15 Feat

BLIZZARD PUTS HALT TO TRAFFIC IN THE FAR WES!   Trains Are Stalled By Heavy Storm in Colorado.

SPRING BLIZZARD HALTS RAILWAYS   Colorade Homes Short of Food and No Milk Deliveries Have Been Made in Two Days as Result of Storm:  Blizzard Moves Northwest. ... ....

Two Day Blizzard Visits Denver   [And is Now Sweeping Over Nebraska and Wyoming— Transportation  ix Radlv Hamnered

REV. C.W. BURNS OF MINNEAPOLIS   ADDED-TO BISHOPS ELECTED.BY METHODIST CONFERENCE,   ONLY ONE ON FIFTH BALLOT   Interest of Great Gathering Centera On the Election—Names Mention+ ed For High Offices Known To Local People.

MINNEAPOLIS CLERGYMAN IS MADE BISHOP   Only Pastor Elected a’ Conference Held at Des Moines.

DAYLIGHT HOLDUP YIELDS. $60,004   THUGS GET MANY DIANGNES   Messenger Attacked As He.. Leaves Bank, While Crowds Look. : Calmly On

DAYLIGHT GEM ROBBERY   Crowds Gaped as New York inte: Robbed Messenger

DIAMONDS TAKEN   New York Messenner Robbed of 680 000 Worth of Gems.

DAYLIGHT GEM ROBBERY:   Crowds Gaped as das New York Thags : Robbed Messenger

$60.000-DIAMOND THEFT   Xin Boxes Containing sparklers Selzed in Busy Gotham Street,

GBT DIAMOND BON   3 a — Four Thuss Reb New York Alessenger of SUGQ,000 In Gents.

BOLD DAYLIGHT HOLD-UE   Four Bandits Set Upon Messenger and Flee With 360,000 Worth of Gems

DIAMONDS      Valued at $69000, Wrested From Messenger of Jewelry House ax Crowds Watch Struggle

STEAL DIAMONDS WORTH $60,000; “-CROWD.LOOKS. On   Holdup Men-Rob;Bank Mes _senger in Full Daylight on  mt URL Oded wk

DIAMONDS STOLEN CN SEVENTH AVENUE   ‘Mesenger Coming Out of Bank at Forty-Ninth Street Was Robbed and Valuable Booty Taken by Four Hold un Wen.

MESSENGER ROBBED OF $60,000 IN JEWELS   Thugs Await His Return Fron Bank and Rob Him (Ami * Street Throng.

THUGS OBTAIN $60,000 IN GEMS   Messenger Attacked At Door Of Bank and Diamonds Stolen   New York Bandits Escape In Auto After Bold Deed

nviies Executives of Federa: tion of Coal Miners to Con: fer With Cabinet to Consider “Peace Formula.”

HEADY WITH: FORGE OF MILITARY POWER ENGLAND WOULD END STRIKE PEACEFUL 

NAL EFFORT MADE TO AVERT NATION STRIKE   ‘British Officials and Miners Confer To Effect Settlement.   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN   Transport Workers Tt Postpone Threatened Walkout.

DEFER STRIKE  UNTIL NEXT WEDNESDAY   Conference On to Bring About New Negotiations Today.

TAKEN BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE   Virtually Assures Postponement of the Railroad Strike.   Striking Minera Ask Railroaders to Suspend Strike Temporarily.

TRUCK DRIVERS OF 37TH ASKED TO MAN TRAINS   0. N. G. Quartermaster Appeals To Former Service Men To Help.

JOINT INVESTIGATION OF PINK BOLL WORM MATTER RECOMMENDE!   Would Have Agricultural Committees of Both Houses Examine Situation

MAY INVESTIGATE PINK BOLL WORM   AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS A JOINT PROBE OF MATTER   COX INTRODUCES A BILL   Abilene Representative Has Con sent of Governor to Introduce Gas Pipeline Measure,

RAILADAD LABOR BOARD (a READY TO INVESTIGATE  WAGE DISPUTES   Newly Created Triounal Gets Down to Business; Tennessee Man, of Public Grouc, Elected Chairmar   RAILROAD EMPLOYES’ DEMANDS PRESENTED   Case Involving Nearly Two Million Workers, Who Ask for More Pay, Will Be the Firet One Caoncidered.

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD AT WORK ELECTS OFFIGERt   WAGE CONTROVERSY OFERECT ING TWO MILIAON WoOthERS IN TAREN UP.   BARTON 1S MADE CHAIRMIAR   Cc. OR. Carrither, of Texas, Secretary First Request Por Aetion Made By Dock Workers,

BARTON READS THE A.A. LABOR BOARL   Opposing Bodies Present! Their Cases,

RAIL BOARD GETS DOWN TO WORK   R. M. Barton of Public Group Is Elected Permanent Chairman.

LABOR BOARD AT WORK ON STRIKE   First Action Is to Declare Lack of Juriseiction in Steamship Disputes

MAIL LABOR BOARD GETS DOWN TO WORK — LACKS JURISDICTION IN ONE BIG CAS

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD ORGANIZE   R. M. Barton, of Tennessee, Is Elected President; Texas. Man Secretary —

GOVERNMENT BOARD ORGANIZES TO TAKE ACTION ON STRIKE   Will Begin Its Sessions in Washington Prepared to Arbitrate Switchmen’s Differences,   GRUNEAU DECLARES THE MEN NOT GOING BACK   Railroad Officials Report Hundreds Have Returned to Places in Chicago.

BAIL LABOR BOARD GETS DOWN 10 WORK LACKS JURISDICTION IN ONE BIG Ghat

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS AFTER ORGANIZATION   W. N. Doak, Vice President of B. R. T.,  Presents Workers’ Case to Committee

LABOR BOARD IS ORGANIZED FOR RAIL WAGE WORK   Insurgent Yard Men De. mand Recognition of  Their Union.

BARTON CHAIRMAN OF LABOR BOARD   Tennesseean, Member of Public Group, Elected—Getting Down to Business.  }

LAGOA BOARD STARTS WORK   R. M. Barton of Public Group. is Elected Permanent Chairman.

DISTRICT ENGHT = ~BANKERS 10 MEET   SULLIVAN BANKERS TO ATTENT _ MEETING AT WASHING“ °° ‘TON JUNE 2

BANKERS COMING HERE NEXT JUNE   crour 8 OF STATE ASSOCIATION i TO DECrsS “ORM. ‘ SIZED CHEG

MISH CRITE WAVE ANGERS BRITISHERS   LRMED CLASHES IN CORK BETWEEN TROOPS AND DEMOBILIZED SOLDIERS   SOMMISSIONER MURDERED   British Press Aroused Over The vest Murders in Ireland by Sinn Feiners and Their  Sympathizers,

FEELING RUNNING HIGH EN CORK BECAUSE OF CLASH OF BRITISH SOLDIERS AND DEMOBILIZED SOLDIERS

Government Is Held Partly Reaponsi             Inadequate Police Protect! Ireland Said.ta-Resuit in Out rages by Mobs

BUY YOUR GLOVES AT T. J. MILLER & SON HOWE. ®.18-20-2d-ad   NOTICE.

VICE HUNT IN NEW YORK TO BEGIN IN EARNES7   Grand Jury Is Expected to Furnish Attraction When It Begins Business Today.

EXPECT FIGHT AFTER DEATI   ENGLAND LOOKS FOR UPRISING TO TAKE PLACE IN IRELANC AFTER MAC SWINEY PASSES AWAY—ARE GETTING READY.

Life Trials Are Threatened If MacSwiney Dies   Lord Mayor Reported in Pain. » Dublin Hotel Employees Pause to Pray

Government Does Not Want Inti: ‘yiduals to Act—MacSwiney’s Condition Unchanged.

Sinn Fein “Government Issues Orders Against Individtial Action.   WILL “SENTENCE” GUILTY   “Murder” of MacSwiney, After He Dies, Will Be . Avenged,

SINN FEIN WILL REAP REPRISALS   Head of Republican: Says England Will Suffer.

Sinn Feiners Want Task Of Getting Even   British Government ts Looking  for Serious Uprising it MacSwiney Dies.

SINN FEIN WILL TAKE VENGEANCE   Irish “Government” Declare: Reprisals Will Be Taken if Mavor MacSwiney Dies.   UPRISING (IS. EXPECTED

SINN FEINERS WILL RETALIATE MAYOR'S DEATH   IRISH REPUBLIC WN GOVERNMENT ISSUES STATEMENT TO THAT EFFECT

196 INDICTED BY -ULS.GRAND JURY   Not One Profiteering True Bil Returned by Body During Session at McAlester.

FEDERAL GRAND JURY DOES NOT FIND ANY “TRUE BILLS” ALONG PROFITEERING LINES

CIVILIAN CREWS MAN TRAINS ON N. Y. CITY ROADS   Prominent Men and Am erican Legion Members Run Engines

CITIZENS MAN TRAINS   Increasing Amount of Food i: Moving into New York «

STRIKERS GRIP WITH ROADS TO RULE NEW YORK      Citizens Work With Representatives of Brotherhoods to Fight Outlaw Strikers.

SUBURBAN TRAFFIC SUFFERS, WHILE SEVERAL ROADS REPORT SUCCESS MOVING FREIGHT AND OPERATING PASSENGER SERVICE;  CITIZENS RUNNING TRAINS   SITUATION IN WEST IS IMPROVING

Take Places of Strikers for Operation of Suburban  Prarie   MAYOR AT THROTTLE   Law Professor, Banker and Staff Official in the Crew.

WILSON NAMES PRINCETON MAN TO GREEK POST   Edward Capps Among Man} ‘Nominations Sent to Senate hy. Pracidont

AGREEMENT ON FIUME REACHED BY PREMIERS   “Big Three” Decide on Disposition of Much Coveted Port and Hare Submitted Findings for

OIL CONTROVERSY IN MEXICO HAS REACHED DELICATE STAGE   Mexicans Will Place Embargo on O; Unless Companies Pay Overdue Taxes by September

DRY CANDIDATES ARE NOMINATED   Missouri Republicans and Dem ocrats Name Hyde and Atkinson for Governer.

CLOSE VOTE FOR SENATOR.   Anybody’s Race for Both Tickets in Missouri Primary.

LONG IS LEADER = > IN-MISSOURI RACE   FORMER ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE MAY HEAD DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL FIGHT.

UNDER CANDLING LAY   WEST LIBERTY JOBBER GETS A STIFF FINE FOR FOOD LAW VIOLATION.

BREWING BY JUICIDARY   Upper Silesian Courts Officéred by German Who Fail to Enforce the Law.

Silesian Judges Out on Strike   Plebiscite Commission. Has Hands Full With Judiciary “Walkout”

HOUSTON GETS — FIRST COTTON   Sold at Auctin on Ex change Floor, Bringing $1,600

COX SPENDS SUNDAY RESTING   Governor Prepares for Intensive Car. paign in the Middle Weat Before Election.

SUNDAY REST DAY FOR COX   Nominee Prepares for Hot Campaigr in Middle West.

HARDING SORAPS PRESENT LEAGUE   Finally Declares Definitaly That He Will Stay Out If Elected   MAKES 'DTREC TISSUE:       Declares: Clarifying Reservations -Aze Useless; Urges Rejection

Woman Like Cat   Stroke Her Right Way And She'}] Purr; But Look Out If You Try Other Way—Judge Announces New Rule.  Divoree

JUDGE TS THRU AS HOMEBREAKER   SAYS HE WELL ESTABLISH RE. CONCTLIATION ROOW' TN CON. NECTION WITH BIVOREE  aztaane’ @eree

COURT STOPS THE _ SALEOF SHIPS   Grants Temporary Injunction in Action to Sell Thirty German Liners.   JUSTICE GIVES DECISION   Did Not Show Intention to Place Power in Board. All Bids Rejected, Want Hearst to Give Bond.

SALE OF FORMER GERMAN VESSELS HAS BEEN HALIED   Court Grants Temporary Injunction In Case.

BIVES INJUNCTION IN SHIPPING SALE   SUPREME COURT JUSTICE HANDS DOWN DECISION AGAINST BOARD.   BOARD WAS NO POWER   Justice Bailey Holds That Statute Did Not Give President or Board Necessary Power.

DISTRICT COURT ENJOING OALE OF GERMAN VESSELS   Rejecting All Bids Ship Boare Asks Congressional Authority to Sell.  : '

INJUNCTION HALT SALE OF GERMAN LINERS GRANTED   President, Shipping Board Not Empowered Sell Ships, Held

WLAN RANDOLPH HEARST SUCCESSFUL WW FIGHT ON BOARD   jgstice Holds Congress Has - Given ‘Permission for Gale of Steamers   CHAIRMAN PAYNE TO APPEAL DECISION   Vessels Listed as Worthless Valued at Millions, Senators Are Told

BOAT sl oun Hl, PAYNE ASKS A BONE   lustice Bailey of- Supreme Court Says Congress Dic  Not Give Permission to Dispose of Them.   BOARD ASKS AUTHORITY  Se er

INJUNCTION IS GRANTED TO HEARST   Associate Justice Bailey. Grants Temporary Stay.  SALE UNAUTHORIZED   Justice Holds Statutes Do Not Show That President or Shipping Board Has Power to Sell Vessels.

TEMPORARY ORDER AGAINST SALE OF LINERS SECURED   ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BAI. LEY GRANTS AN INJUNCTION.   HOLDS POWERS HAVE -_ BEEN EXCEEDED   Thiihs That President Wilson and Shipping Deard Have Gone Beyond What Statutes  Gave Them,

HALT CALLED ON SALE OF SHIPS   TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GQRANTED BY SUPREME COURT TODAY

OnIP GALE HALTED BY COURT QRdER   Temporary Injunction issued by Washington Tribunal.   SENATE GETS DATA ON DEAL   Payne Says Case Is in Charge of the Department of Justice—Costs Government $15.000 a Day to Care for the Vessels.

INJUNCTION GIVEN TO PREVENT SALE OF GERMAN SHIPS   Court Says Neither Presidert Nor the Shipping Board ! ‘as Power to Sell Them.

INJUNCTION STOPS PROPOSED SALE OF 30 GERMAN LINERS   JUSTICE BAILEY HOLDS POWER TO DISPOSE OF SHIPS NOT VESTED IN CHAIRMAN OF SHIPPING BOARD.

 JUSTICE BAILEY ISSUES INJUNC. ' TION TO NEWSPAPER MAN TC  HALT AUCTION OF FORMER  GERMAN VESSELS.   PRESIDENT DENIED POWER   CONGRESS NEVER CONTEMPLAT  ED GIVING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OR SHIPPING BOARD SUCH AA   AUTHORITY.

SALES STOPPED   Court Grants Injunction Halting Auction of Captured German Ships   DENIES RIGHT OF SALE   SHIPPING BOARD WORRIES OVER  EFFECT UPON SHIPS ALREADY 6OLD AS FREIGHTERS

JUSTICE BAILEY GIVES INJUNGTION   Decision In Hearst’s Application To Prevent Sale Of German Passenger Ships Granted.

BOATDECREE I$ GRANTED   Temporary Injunction or Sale of Ships is Granted

TEMPORARY   INJUNCTION RESTRAINING SHIP PING BOARD   From Selling the Former Germat Liners Was Granted Today.

ALE UF SHIPS  FOMBIODCA BY ORDER OF SAAT   TEMPORARY INJUNCTION RE. STRAINING SALE IS GRANTED BY SUPREME COURT,

SALE OF FORMER GERMAN VESSELS HAS BEEN HALTED   Court Grants Temporary Injunction In Case.   Court Believ:s Not Intention To Sell Ships.

INJUNCTION GRANTED GN SALE GE GERMAN SHIPS   Hearst Given Temporary Stay by Supreme ‘Court. Cost of Duplicat ion of 20 Former Ger man Vessels, $106, 219 7 eae   STATISTICS.

ORDER ISSUED BY JUDGE OF D. C. TRIBUNAL   Rejection of All Bids Mada at Auction Payne’s Recommendation.   BETTER PRICES CAN BE-SECURED LATER

DECREE AGAINST THE GOV'T   Federal Judge Grants Application Made By William R. Hearst for Temporary Writ, —Big Prices Are Offered for Ships Over 20 Years Old.

COURT TIES HANDS OF SHIPPING BOARE   WASHINGTON JUDGE GRANTS FNJUNCTION RESTRAINING SALE OF GERMAN LINERS AT REQUEST OF W. R. HEARST.

INJUNCTION STOPS SALE OF STEAMERS   Court Issues Temporary Restraining ‘Order, Blocking Auc   . tan af Garman Shine 

JUSTICE DENIES BOARD HAS POWER TQ CALL AUCTION   ALL BIDS RECEIVED MONDAY ARE REJECTED BY PAYNE’S DACISION.   HEARST WINS OUT   Court Declares Statutes Not Broad Enough to Cover Case.

FIRST FALL TO HEARST.   Gets Temporary Injunction Against Salo of German Ships.

INJUNCTION £5.  GRANTED IN U.S.  SALE OF SHIPS   ‘Court Decides Board Has Nc Power to Hold.  Mie wd T mign.

GRANT INJUNCTION ASKED BY HEARS]   Temporary Restraining Order Is Issued by District Court to Prevent Sale of Former German Liners.

SET INJUNCTION 10 HALT SALE OF GERMAN VESSLES   Hearst Is Granted Writ To Stay Shipping Board’s Sale.

7 MILLION BID FOR VESSELS OF ‘NO VALUE’   Seven: German. Ships: Moré - Than 20. Years Old” Listed as Worthless... *   STEVENS. SAYS. LINERS: ARE VALUED TOO LOW         ISALE OF HUN SHIPS STAYED BY INJUNCTION

COURT HOLDS UP SALE OF HUN SHIPS   District of Columbia Supreme Tribunal Issues Temporary Iniunction.   DATA ON SHIPS TO SENAT9NS   Commerce Committee to Thrash Out Questions involved Before Fieporting on Proposed Legisiation to Prevent Dewi.

JOINED” FROM. ~~ SELLING SHIPS   Court: Grants“ lemporary” In: tion: of Sale of Thirty German Liners’ ‘on Hearst  7 ‘Application.           “GOV'T WILL “APPEAL   Jn Meshtime Hearet will jbe Calle  “On to Put up Bond to ‘Protect :  _ . Government ‘from Loss, by ‘Idle Boats.

SALE OF SHIPS IS BLOCKED BY COURT RULING   Hearst Given Temporary Injunction Against  Shipping Board.

SALE OF Sui? BY SHIPPING BOARD IS ENJOINED BY COURT   President Nor Board i Empowered to Sell Them, Decision.

INJUNCTION IS  GIVEN AGAINST _-. SALE OF SHIPS   APPLICATION Or W. R HEARST GRANTED BY D  Mm TT TInMnMy   Neither President or Congress Has Power to Sell German Vacenje* Fe

ESUAT HOLES UP SALE OF SHIPS   District of Columbia Supreme Tribunal Issues Temperary Injunction.   BATA GE SHIPS TO SERATERS   Gommerce Committee to Thrash Out Questions Invelved Before Report. img on Propesed Legisla i tion 40 Prevent Dealt.

JUDGE GRANTS INJUNCTION TC STAY AUCTION   Shipping Board Powers less to Act; Payne to Recommend Appeal Be Made.

PANKHURST GETS PRISON TERM .   Given Six Months on Charge o1 Sedition

SYLVIA GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE FOR SEDITION   Miss Pankhurst Fear ful Hunger Strike is Worn Out.

MISS PANKHURST GETS 6 MONTHS TERM IN-PRISON   Was Arrested on Charge of Attempting to Spread  CAA ae

FARMERS WILL ASSIST   TO GIVE THANKS FOR GREAT CROPS, ON NOV. 20.

DOLLAR DAY ANG THANKOGIVING IN CAME PROGHAN   FARMERS WILL ASSIST   TO GIVE THANKS FOR GREAT CROPS, ON NOP, 26.

In Regard to Registration This Year.   You Must Register September or Octo ber 4 If You Want to Vote.

NOTICE T0  REGISTER   Every Voler Must Register This Yeas Before He Can Vote Next Fall— Only Two Days.

Bourke Cockran Wet.Plank Gets Uprearious Applause After Bill Bryan Proffers Grape-Juice Dose to Unresponsive Delegates

Democratic Platform Is Reported Completed By the Majority of the Resolutions Committee; Endorses Acceptance of League of - Nations Covenant: Ignores Prohibition   BALLOTTING MAY NOT START UNTIL SATURDAY

Field Marshal Bryan Heads ‘*Prohibs,’’ Cockran the Moists.   TODAY’S PROSPECT FOR BALLOTING IS SLIGHT   Report of Resolutions Coma mittee Received By Convention.

GLASS STARTS TO READ THE PLATFORM      Cheers Are Set Up as He Reads Plank on League of Nations   TAY BALIGT TONIGHT   Nugent Ready to Start Baitle in Favor of a Wet Plank

THE DEMOCRATS MAY : BALLOT LATE TODAY   sn Session to Consider Report of Coinmittee on Resolutions—Nomination of Candidate May Come Soon.

WET” PLANK GETS A BIG HAND AT 'FRISCC   Bryan Proposes Substitute Treaty Plank and Four Others.   BRYAN PREGIPITATES IT   And W. Bourke Cockran, of New York, Makes Counter Attack.   CIDER, LIGHT WINES, BEER   Convention Went Wild Over Cockran’s Proposa!, Which Recognizes Validity of Probibition Amendment.

BRYAN OFFERS HIS MINORITY REPOR?   TAKES PLATFORM FIGHT TC FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION TODAY   OFFERS FIVE PLANKS   Trouble Over Adoption of Plat. form Promises to Delay Baljoting Still More   Nugent of New Jersey Otters Wet Plank and Then the Booze Battle is On

THREE KILLED IN RUMANIAN SENATI   weveral Are Wounded When a in fernal Machine baplodes in Bucharest,

STRIKERS IN CHICAGO TO MEET TONY      Grunau, President. of “Out. law” Union, Will Urge Men “to Return to Work.   RAILROADS REPORT .  BETTER CONDITIONS   Insurgents i in St. Louis Vote’te : Return and Then Revoke the Vote.

rT TODAY MAY CONCLUDE WU TLAW STRIKE   Any Proposition Made Will Be Voted On, Leaders Says—Wave Demands Before the Rail Board.

In Message Sent Through United Mine Workers of America, Wilson Calls Upon Strikers to Respect Provisions of Existing Contracts: Points Out Many Dangers   OPERATORS REJECT UNION PLAN

PRESIDENT APPEALS 10 MINE WORKERS   Wilson Urges Strikers to Re sume Work.   STUDIES COAL SITUATION   Executive Says He Cannot Recommend Correction of Inequalities in Wage Scale Until Men Return to Their Jobs —Sends Telegram to Union Headquarters.

WILSON MAKES AN APPEAL TU “COAL MINERS   Telegraphs the United Mine Workers of America; Invites Conference.

U.S. COMPTROLLER OPTIMISTIC   RUSS LABOR BODY SEES WAR ON U. S.   OPERATORS DEMAND END TO TROUBLE   Mioscow Internationale in Message to British Labor Predicts Conflict:   Send Peremptory Orders t Union Leaders to Open Coal Mines.   Fina! BLOW AT AMERICA   MAY CURTAIL TRAIN SERVICE   Declares That the Triumph of the Proletariat Involves P:cody Revolution—-Workere Must Prepare for Civil War,   Hlinois Utilities Commission Oiscuss ) the Advisability of Cutting Pas. senger Train Schedules and Opening a State Sales Agency.

WILSON APPEALS 10 STRIKING AMINCRS TO RETURN 10 WORK   Promises Attempt to Adjust !nequalities—Lewis Orders Strikers Back.

APPEAL TO COAL MINERS TO TAKE UP THEIR TOaL’   PRESIDENT ASKS§ RESUMPTION.   WILL TRY TO GET THEM SQUARE DEAL, IF THEY RETURN PROMPTLY.

WILSON URGES MINER TOGO BACK TO WORK   PRESENT PROMISES CONFER ENCE FCR ADJUSTMENT GF INEQUALITIES.   STRIKERS ARE ADMONISHED   Personal Plea for Resumption of Operations in Dlinois Made Through Official Organization.

BACK TO WORK, ‘OPERAT@RS shi   Send Peremptory - - Orders te - Union Leaders to Open - Coal Mines. .   MAY.-CURTAIL TRAIN. SERVICE   ilinois  ‘Utilities Commission Discuss the Advisability of Cutting Passenger Train. Schedules and Open. ‘ina:a State Sales Agency.

PRESIDENT APPEALS ~TO-MINE. WORKERS   Wilson: Urges Strikers to Re sume Work. , ,   STUDIES. COAL” SITUATION      Executive’ Says He Cainot Rec‘ommend “Correction of’ In_. equalities in “Wage: Scale Un. +i] Men Refurn to Their Jobs —Sends Telegram. to Union Headquarters.

MINERS co BACK T WORK   President Promioes Confer ence for Adjustment of Anequalities.

WILSON ASKS MINERS T0 GO BACK TO WORK   President Says He Cannot  Recommend Wage Correction Until They Return   ‘WALK OUT HAS CLOSED 8ITUMINOUS MINES IN ILLINOIS ) AND INDIANA.

TO THE MINERSTO RETURN T0 WORK   wil Seek to Adjust Any Inequalities in the Wage Scale   BUT STRIKE MUST END   Complying With the President's Wishes, Miners’ Head Will Order Men Back

BACK TO WORK, ~ OPERATORS SAY   Send Peremptory Orders tc Union Leaders to Open Coal Mines.   MAY CURTAIL TRAIN SERVICE   Ulinola Utiities Commission Discues the Advisabillty of Cutting Pas. senger Train Schedules and Open.  ing a State Sales Agericy.

Promises Aid In Settling  Dispute in Dilinois and ie Indians.   DECLARES MEN HAVE. : 4 _. BROKEN CONTRACTS

No Assistance, Says Pres Until They Go to Work   MAKES APPEAL 10 THE MEN

WiLoW ACTS TO END GOAL TIEUE   Will Reopen Pay Award if Mer Return to Work.   OPERATORS IN A DEADLOCK   Send Peremptory Demand to Unior Leaders to Open the Mines—Plan on to Curtail Train Service in Chicago District.

WILSON ASKS MEN RETURN  Men Owe [It to Country to Arbitrate, eS, en ee Pee Sens

WILSON APPEALS 10 MINE STRIKERS 10 CQ BAGK TO WORK   Will Recommend Correction of Inequalities When They Return to Jobs.   TIE UP HAS CAUSED HIM BOTH REGRET AND SORROW   No Organization Can Long Endure That Sets Up Its Own Strength as Superior to Its Plighted Faith or Its Duty to Society at Large.

RETURN TO WORK, THEN TALK SCALE   President Wilson Asks End of Coal Strike; Lewis Complies.   Wage Parley to Start When Mines Open, and Production of Coal Starts—Chief Executive Distressed Over Miners’ Action.

PRES. WILSON IN APPEAL TO MINERS   URGES THEM TO RETURN TO WORK PENDING SETTLEMENT.   PLEDGE HAS BEEN VIOLATED   And Men Have Prejudiced Their Cause—If They Resume Operationa He Will Attempt to Remedy Any and All inequalities.

PRES, WILSON ASKS MINERS TO GO T0 WORK   The President Cannot Correct Ine qualities Until The Strikers Return To, The Mines

LAURETTE TAYLOR RECEIVES OVATION   Secend London Performance Crrried  ‘Out Without Disturbance.

ONE NIGHT IN ROME PACKS LONDON HOUS!   Players Greeted Enthusiastically Despite Action at Initial Presentation.

REBELS REPUDIATE LEADERS   Outlaw Union Men Break Up Peace Meeting, but Many of Them Return to Jobs.

STRIKE LEADERS REPUDIATED   “Rebels’ Break Up Peace Meeting— Many Return to Work.

GENERAL LEONARD WOOD IN BLOOMINGTON FRIDAY   “Wood For President” Clubs of ‘Town And University Make Edaborate Plans For Reception.

WOOD TO SPEAK FRIDAY   Will Arrive in Bloomington at 10:10 a.m. on Monon.

TEN CONFERENCE   Violation of Rules And Failure To Make Showing   Officials Meet in Chicago Nex! Month

DROPPED BY Tht BIG TEN TEAMS   Rumor Circulated On the _ Indiana  University Campus to That Effect—Has Not Won Game in Five Years,

asses Commiohs on Second Reading bs f 384 to 94. Lloyd George Compares — éland to American South before Civil “War, and De Valera to Jeff: Davis.

OME RULE CARRIES BY a48 10 94   Bill Passes Commons Upon Second Reading Following Spirited Speech by Lloyd George Defending Measure   Ireland Likened to Southerz American States in Civil War and Threat of Repres. sion Hurled at De Valera

LLOYD GEORGE “IN. BRILLIANT ~ DEFENSE SAYS ATS GOOD LAW   ‘Wales and Scotland Have . No Such Liberties As Ireland, He Says   Pres. De Valera Compared With Jeff Davis of the  American Confederacy

IRISH HOME RULE BILL PASSED BY VOTE OF 348 10 9   The House of Commons Passes Bill on Second Reading.   BRILLIANT SPEECH BY THE PREMIER   Compared Ireland to The American South Before the Civil War.

New Irish Home Rule Pill Passes Second Reading   House of Commons Votes 346 To 94 For Home Rule Measure   PREMIER GEORGE  DEFENDS FILL

OVO GEORGE. PUTS THROUGH "HOME RULE’   British parliament passes Irisli measure to second reading by big vote   Compares present state of jreland to southern states before civil war

FOUR POLICE DUBLIN SLR, “ppese pyinurr   Sir Hamar Explains: Why Lore Mayor’s Body Was Taken ‘to Cork

FOUR POLICEMEN MURDERED.   Anti-Police Vendetta in Ireland Continues—Printing Plant Burned.

OIL UP 15 CENTS PER BARREL   Pennsylvania Crude Petroleum Price Advances 65 cents in Three : Months.

OIL ADVANCES 15 CENTS   Pennsylvania Crude Goes From $3.50 5.65 Barrel.

“WILL HONOR. MEMORY OF SULLIVAN COUNTY BOYS WHO. SLEEP IN FRANCE.   PUBLIG PROGRAM MAY.

ten.   WEEE. ciChRN Ghd AUIGAES , ghfbANATEE AC IGS EOE Y 5 Bie es Lt Cy5e su dae  BIVAN COUNTY BOYS ; ; _ cm Bay 3 iV THO SLEEP IN PRARCIO      PUBS FAGGRBM) Gay]

WIF  EY TICKLES DIPLOMAT’S NECK   RUSSLIN. SEEKS DIVORCE FROM KITTENISH SPOUSE AFTER SJAZZING” UP PARTY

WIFE TICKLED NECK OF DIPLOMAT, CHARGE   Former Russian Official Asks Givorce From Playful Spouse

STRUCK. GAS IN__  / WARD FARM WELI    Operation of Drilling in the Well Was Commenced After Cas. ing Arrived

STRUCK GAS IN WARD FARM WELL   Operation of Drilling in the Well A) as Commenced After Casing Arrived

BELIEVE MINERS      “s i a Decinion of President - “Nea to. ‘Re ‘ - {open Scale Dispute 7 May >  Settle, Strike. +      REPUDIATE GONTRAGT BY REMAINIHG ON ‘VACATION

WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR © ~*” COMING TO AMERIC:   Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney -to Tes. » tify at, Hearings for hivesti gating Irish Question,

MRS. MSWINEY WILL COME 10 UNITED STATES   WIFE OF LATE LORD MAYOR TO TELL U. S. COMMISSION ABOUT IRELAND

Offer i is Accepted—If’ Pass. ‘port is Granted She Will ‘Sail for United States.

IAloH COMMITTEE Te HEAR MRS. MY'SWINEY   Who Volunteered to Come to This Country for the Purpose of Telling Her Side of The Irish Question as it is

come BETOY ‘JIK=¥ TO viciy U. +.  eb. TP We ~~ oe   Widow of Late Mayor of Cork Wy! Died in Londen Jail to Testify at Washington Hearing,

WIDOW OF LORD TO TESTIFY IN IRISH QUESTION   Harding Writes Spokane Resident Hdfis in Sympathy With Aspirations.   CORK PRISONERS. CALL OFF HUNGER STRIKE

MRS. M’SWINEY COMING 10 -ENITED STATES   Will Testify Before Commit tee Investigating Irish Question.

MAS. MISWINEY COMING TO UNITED STATES FOR TESTIMONY WN HEARING   AMBRICAN COMMITTEE INVESTL. GATING IREAND ISSUES IN‘SSITATION TO HER,

WOOW OF LATE LORD MAYOR OF CORK COMING TO AMERICA TO TELL OF IRELANE

bwipow OF THE LATE LORD MAYOR MACSWINEY WOULD COME TO WASHINGTON

MRS. M’SWINEY TO VISIT U. S.   Widow of Late Mayor of Cork Who Died in London Jai! to Testify at Washincton Hearing.

DEAD CORK MAYORS WE WILL TESTIFY   Wife of Mayor McSwiney Will Come To United States---Home Rule Bill Passes.

Mrs. MacSwiney To  Come To Americ:   WIL Visti America 10 Testify Before Conmittey Uearing on brish (huaestlon.

HRS, MACSWINEY COMING   Widow of irish M Navies to Tell mt Ireland.   By TWInited Press.

IRISH COERCION BILL PASSED ON THIRD READING   Indiana Republicans  To Hear Front Porch  Speeches By Harding

HARDING BOOKS 8 MORE DATES “FOR ADDRESSE:   Nominee May Leave His Porch in: October for  nt

DELEGATIONS TO WSIT HARDING AT HOME GIN}   Eight More Dates on Front Porch Calendar. Are Set; -’ Candidate Sees Veterans

DATES MADE FOR PORCH SPEECHES   Last Month of Campaign Will be Lef: Free for any Speeches Away from Marion

O MORE DATES ON PORGH TALK Llal FOR SEN. HARDIN   Speaking Dates Arranged So As to Leave Last Month of Campaian for Tours.

TREATY WILL BE SENT  Hhdl TO SENATE   i-Partisan Gonferenca Ends with Failure Of Leaders To Make Any Progress   WILL GO ON FLOOR FER. 10

JPEN DEBATE DONDIDERED  UCHTAIN OF APPROVAL   Mild Reservation Leade  Predicts Success for  Hitchcock Plan

TO BRING IT ur IN OPEN SESSION   Senator Hitchcock will Ask That Peace be Taken up on February 10th   AUTHORIZE — LOANS   Bitty Million Dollars will be Loaned to Poland for Relief Work

TREATY FIGHT STILL BIG TOPIC OF DAY   Question Is, What Wil) Happen When Hitchcock Throws 1+ Boek in Senate Feb. 107

IREATY 10 GO 10 OENATE AS WHOLE   Tuesday, February 10, Date When Hitchcock Will Move Consideration of The Past.   SENATOR WALSH TO PAVE WAY   Attempts of Bi-partisan Conferees To Bring About a Coinpromise Collapse.

TO CONSIDER TREATY TUESDAY, FEB, TEN   SENATOR HITCHCOCK WILI BRING THE MATTER BEFORE SENATE FOR CONSIDERATION

TREATY TO GO BACK _ TO OPEN SENATE AS RESULT OF COLLAPSE   Walsh Paves Way for Calling Up ‘Pact by Giving Notice Hitch- — - eock Will Make Motion

FORMAL NOTICE WAS GIVEN _ SENATE TODAY OF ACTION ON GERMAN PEACE TREATY

HITCHCOCK TO CALL UP PEAGE TREATY FEB. 1   Formal Notice Given That Treaty Will Be Brought »» Up in Open Session

Confers With Chairman Cum.  » mings On His Keynote Convention Addvess,   Party Leader Spends 2 Hours With Executive Discussing Arrangements.

PRESIDENT TALKS WITH GHAIRMA   Discuss Party Platform, the League of Nations and Other Subjects   fl EXCELLENT HUMOR   Says Republicans Dispel! _ Doubt of Next President Saing “Chosen “At: Frisco:

CUMMINGS CALLED TO WalTE HOUSE TANISC HSS SSUES   President Takes Direct- Hand ix Pre-convention Plans—Wilsor  Talks Freely.   LEACUE STAND DEFINED   National Chairman Declares Plat ‘farm Question’ Is Not Dis cussed at Great Length.   EXECUTIVE: IS SATISFIED   Keynote Speech ‘Meets with President's Approval — Te  ‘Tale with’ Other Leaders.

WILSON INSTRUCTS CUMMINGS AS TI AIG CONVENTION   President Summons National Democratic Chairman.to White House.   PEACE TREATY DISCUSSED

PRESIDENT TALKS FREELY AND FRANKLY WITH CHAIRMAN   Wilson Takes Direct Hand in Arrangements for Democratic Convention.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE VERY SHARPLY DEFINEC   Platform Questions Not Discussed at Length Beevuse President's Views on Subieet Had Been Set Forth at Length in His Letter te Senator Glass Last Week,

WILSON TALKS 10) CUMMING ~— OF PLATFORM   PRESIDENT'’S VIEWS SET FORTH IN VIRGINIA PLATFORM ALREADY ADOPTED.   Has No Doubt of. Verdict of League Issue Taken To People Withont Other Matter.

WILSON. CONFERS WITH GUNIMINGS ON PARTY PLANS   Democratic Chairman Leaves Today for San Francisco on Convention Duty   LEAGUE TO BE BIG ISSUE:   President Goes Over Keynote Speech and !s Said to Approve First Draft 

WILSON CONFERS WITH CUMMINGS ON PARTY ISSUES   STATUS OF PEACE TREATY, LEAGUE. AS CAMPAIGN SUBJECT, APPROACHING CONVENTION AND OTHER TOPICS “FREELY AND FRANKLY” DISCUSSED BY PRESIDENT.

WILSON DISCUSSES ACTION FOR PART   Takes Direct Hand in Conyention Plans

WILSON DISCUSSES  COVENANT ISSUE   PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH cum MINGS ON DEMO PLACPLANS wt   HEARING G. 0. P. CONTESTS

LEAGUE (GOUE SHARPLY DEFINED, WILSON SAYS   PRESIDENT DECLARES HE HAS NO DOUBT OF VERDICT AT HANDS OF PEOPLE,   TAKES HAND IN-GONVENTION   Party Platform, Status of Peace Treaty and Expenditures Prohe Discussed With Cummings.

PLATFORM IS DISCUSSED.   Wilson Takes Direct Hand i Relations For Democratic National Convention.

WILSON AND PARTY CHAIRMAN DISCUSS CONVENTION PLANS   President Takes Direct Hand in Arrangements for ’Frisco Meet—Treaty Issue Is Clearly Defined.

CUMMINGS SEES SWILSON ABOUT “ PARTY POW. WOW  ee eee Ft it Bae ay wee of   President Takes Hand In Arrangements, For ’F risco.

WILSON DISCUSSES CONVENTION PLANS   Oummings Has Luncheor at the White House   Chairman Has No Douht Where Nation Stands on League

WILSON HAS A HAND. IN PARTY PLANNING   ‘NFLUENCEKE TO BE EXERCISED at SAN FRANCISCO.   Showing Intercet ia Arrasagementin ‘or National Convention—Confereace Heid With Chairmae (emmieags.

DELAYED RETURNS CU DOWN THOMPSON LEADS   Ilinois Down-State Voters Line Up Against Chisago City Hall Ring   BULLETIN.

More Noteholders Demanding Money From Gef-Rich-Quick — Financier, Giarles Ponzi

Wizard of frenzied  firiance continues to make good obligations   City, state and federal au thorities at odds over strange case

INVESTORS _ WANT THEIR MONEY BACK   Get Rich Quick Man Has Pass ed Out Three and Half Million Dollars.

PONZI HAS PAID OUT $3,500,000   Another Crowd of Timid Creditors Faced Financial Wizard Today.

MONEY KING 1  STILL PAYING ALL DEPOSITURG   LONG LINE OF SECURITY HOLDERS FORMS EARLY TODAY TO DEMAND THEIR MONEY,

CROWGS AGAIN THRONG OF Fett SEEKING WONEY   Wizard of Finance Has Paid Out Over $3,500,000 Since Run Started.  Lines Before Window Tod} Equal to Monday's Crowd.

CROWES AGAIN THRONG OFFiect SEEKING WONEY   Wizard of Finance Has Paic Out Over $3,500,000 Since Run Started.  Lines Before Window Today Canal ta Manday'ec Crnwe

PREPARED TO MEET ALL DEMANDS PONZ! TELLS HIS PATRONS   Boston Man Considering Sale of His Business to New York Penker

MANY NOTE HOLDERS BESIECE PONZ! OFFICE   Many: Came From New Eng land for the Purpose:of Get: ting Their Money Back or The Note Arrangements Al ready Put Into Effect.

NOTH HOLDERS CLAMISR. FOR # TURTR MONPS   LINE FORMS AT PON] FICES BEFORE DAY AGAIN SAYS HU) SOLVENT.         Up to Last Night, Exchanig Owner Has Paid Out Ove Three Million’ Dollars. Q

AUN ON PONZ STILL ON: ALL CLAIMS PAI   U. S. Attorney’s Auditor Says Hi Has Found No Indication Of Criminatity.

LONG LINE FORMS TO ASK FOR MONEY BACK   Penzi’s Note Holders Appear Long Befere Daylight—No Criminality Found.

NOTE-HOLDERS MAKE RUN ON PONZI OFFICE:      Exchange King says He is Prepared to Meet Creditors.

ANOTHER QUITS “IN STATE DEPT   Lester H. Woolsey in Resig nation as Solicitor at Washington

SOLICITOR WOOLSEY, 2) _- FPIEND- OF LANSING,   > QUITS WASHINGTON JOR

PIE ALLEY IS MORE QUIET   Few Holders of Ponzi Netes on Hand To Get Money Today.   SPECULATORS MAKE FORTUNE

FONZIS. OFFICES _ DESERTED ALMOS)   Only 50 or More In Line Tio day Waiting to Cash Their  Checks and Notes.

THEY THINK PONZI IS SHOWN ‘OKEH   Hardly Half a Hundred Holders of Notes in Line to Collect From Boston “Money Wizard”

PONZI WINS OUT   All Creditors Satisfied And Ru n His Office Comes to a End-—Authorities to investi gate Method: = 9 vi...

KAPPA SHOW.   Advance Sale Big for Hunt-Rafiles Musical Novelty Monday.

KAPPA SHOW.      Advance Sale Big for Hunt-Rafflet «4 Musical Novelty Monday.

GOVERNOR APPOINTS TAX BOARD MEMBER   JOHN JS. BROWN OF ROCKPORT TAKES PLACE OF LEBANON MAN

_ NEW STATE TAK “BOARD MEMBERS      NEW APPOINTEE IS A WELI  KNOWN INDIANA FARMER-  , @ LAWYER

DUODRICH APPOINTS  cm  APPOINTS - BAAGUN'S SUCESSOR   . J. BROWN 1S SUGGESTED BY GOVERNOR-ELECT M’CRAY IT 18 REPORTED. ‘

GOTHAM SEEKS 10 DEFEND COMMERCE      May Enjoin Discrimination Against Handling Goods Carted By Non-Union Trucks.

i FORMER GOVERNOR KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO   J. Frank Hanly Meets Almost Instant Death Early Su.day Morning in Ohio.

J. FRANK. HANLY ‘MEETS DEATH UNDER TRAIN   Dry Advocue and His Hese and Hest ess Ran Down in Auto by Wreight n While Crossing Track.

. Frank Hanley and Two Others Meet Death When Motor Car Is Crushed on Crossing.

a.  OTHERS KILLED   . FRANK HANDLEY MEET: DEATH WHEN FREIGHT ! HITS AUTO

SIX INCHES OF SNOW IN DULUTH   t (By Associated Press.)  Duluth, Nov. 9th.—Six inches of snow fell in Duluth fast night and this morning.   U. S. CRUISER IS AGROUND

Y. S. CRUISER GOES AGROUND   of Catagonia, Colombia, Navy Department Told.

CRUISER AGROUND IN HARBOR OFF COLOMBIAN PORT   Unlucky Ship, Cleveland, Not Damaged—Tugs for ASH OMyrdarad

U8. CRUISER GOES AGROUN   The Cleveland is in Troubl in Harbor of Cartagena, Colombia.

-U. S. CRUISER GOES AGROUND   Cieveland ta Stranded in the Harbor of Catagonia, Colombia, Navy Department Told.

U.S. Cruiser Is Aground; Navy Aid Is Rushed   Warshin Cleveland Ganeht Or  Bar in Harbor of Cartat eenu, Colombia.

WOULD IMPROVE BANCE   Appeal ix Made to Methodist Church To Altar Plan Regarding Popular  BPisoasare 

POSTPONE STRIKE OF 300,000 EMPLOYES   MAINTENANCE OF WAY RAII. ROAD WORKERS GIVE, HEED TO WILSON REQUEST   NO GENERAL = WALKOU’   Heads of 14 Unions Tentatively Accept White House Proposal—  Big Srike Improbable

HOLDS RAIL STRIKE NOT OFF   Maintenance Chief Alien E. Barke: Says It Will Occur Unless Relief Comes.

Wilson’s Plan Made Public  Admits Wage Action MUst Bb Speedy  Plaus t0 Create Tribunal Uniess Coneress Does   To Set Experts at Work On Wage Data at Once

TRIBUNAL 10 DISPOSE OF WAGE RAISE   Conference Scheduled to Take Place at Washington February 23.   WILSON SENDS MESSAGE   Union Leaders Express Gratification of President’s Action in Matter.

STRIKE 1S ROT GASCELLED   MAINTENANCE OF WAY POST: PONED WALKOUT.

AA GR UNIONS slice TO WAGE a ea   Maintenance Official Calls Off Strike Set’ for Tuesday, and Brotherhoods Accept President’s Terms.   MEN FINAL JUDGES ON PLAN, HOWEVER   Whether Workers Will. De. cide to Push Government for Pay Boost Will Be De cided February 23. :

PRESIDENT BARKER DAYS STRIKE WAS NOT CALLED OFF   Rail: Labor Head Declare: Walkout Has Been Merely Postponed.

RAILROAD STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   At the Request of President Wilson. Meeting in Washington, Feb. 23   TO DECIDE THE MATTER

MAINTENANCE OF WAY STRIKE I$ PUT OFF; BOARD TO DECIDE WAGE   All Brotherhoods te Accept Wilson Plan for Tribunal.   UNION MEN CALL MEETING FEB. 23   General Conference to Make the Final Decision.

NO RAILWAY “OTRIKE TOMORROW 1S GALLED OFF   Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Receives Telegram From the President.

Action Will Be Delayed Till After General Conference of Raiiway Union Commit teemen February 23.

MAINTENANCE MEN'S ‘STRIKE. POSTPONED “LEADER AANDUNGES        Faihire ; ‘of ‘Wilson to Obtair Relief s Mean Walkout at Later

RECALL ORDER FOR OTRIKE QF AAILWAY FORGE   President Barker of Mainten: ance of Way Employes Sends Telegram of Postponement   ACTION TAKEN UPON REQUEST OF PRESIDENT   Will Await Action of Genera  Conference of Railroad  Union Committeemen

MEN CONCEDE TO REQUEST OF PRESIDENT TO AWAIT OUTCOME OF CONFERENCE

BARKER STOPS ~ RAIL STRIKE: MEET FEB, 23   Union Officials Submit To Wilson Proposal For a Tribunal

WUNTERENGE OF LEADER OAL LEE) 14) TAKE ACTION   Leaders of Union Brotherhoods Agree to Await Issue of Conference and Prospects of a General Strike Begin to Grow lhimmer

STRIKE ORDER IS CALLED OFt   MAINTENANCE-OF-WAY MEN DEFER TO THE PRESIDENT.   ENTER INTO A COMMON CAUSE   Jein Hands With Other Railreaders Seeking Wage Imerease te Suspend Action Until Conference Heid.

WILSON MESSAGE HALTS STRIKE OF a0 00 RAIL. MEN   Union Brotherhood Chie! Indefinitely Postpones Walkout, Called for  Next Tuesday.

STRIKE ONLY POSTPON’D   HEAD OF MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYES EXPLAINS.   Cali Was Not Cancelicd, Only Deferred, Unless Speedy Relier Comes Walkout Is Certain.

WALKOUT OF 300,000 RAIL WORKERS SCHEDULED TO BE CALLED TUES. POSTPONED

Strike of 300,000 Rail Shopmen, Set for Next Tuesday, Is Called Of f

WILSON’S ORDER TO AVOID PENDING TIE-UP IS HEEDED   Unions Agree To Present Demands To Conference.

MAY STRIKE ANYHOW   THE’ PROPOSED ATRIRE OF ih Ro Mb GNLY POSTPONED,   j i I The Head of the Union Expresses Fear That the Men May gu on Strike (Without Orders,

MAINTENANGE MEN’S STRIKE NOT OFF BUT MERELY POSTPONED   STRIKE WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE UNLESS SPEEDY RELIEF IS GIVEN, SAYS ALLEN E, BARKER.

RAILWAY STRIKE 1S CALLED OFF BY HEAD OF THE WORKINGMEN   General Conference of Unions is Called to Meet in Washington February 23.   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL FAVOR ARBITRATION   Labor Leaders Are Told He De. sires a Board Which Will Function After March 1.

President Barker Postpones Strike Order at Request of President Wilson by Telecram   Proposal for Tribqnalto  ~ Pass on Detiands:« -

CONFERENCE OF LEADERS — PAI EAT TAKE ACTION   Leaders of Union Brotherhoods Agree to Await Issue of Conference and Prospects of a — General Strike Begin to Grow Mhimmer.

Brotherhood President Declares . Walkout Will Certainly Take ’ Place nes Speedy Relief Is Given to Workers “=~

RAILROAD MEN NOT  TO STRIKE TUESDAY   Request From Wiison Results in Retraction of Strike Order.

STRIKE OF RR. MEN ~ POSTPENEH, NOT ~— GANDELLED   Brotherhood Says Strike Will Come if Conditions Are Not Remedied

BARKER GALLO UFF hilo olRIKE OF NECESSITY   SAYS ACTION TAKEN AT RECOM MENDATION OF BROTHERHOOD COMMITTEE.   Insist Strike Was Abundantly Jus.  tified However Tc Get Favor: able Wage Action.

RAILROAD MEN COMPLY WITH WILSON’S PLEA   300.000 RAILROAD MEN HAVE POSTPONED THEIR WALK. OUT INDEFINITELY.   Fourteen Unions Will Consider the Decision on Wage Fight at a Comference to Re Held in Washington Feb. 23d.

“DRY” FUNDS EXHAUSTED      Department Of Justice Failed T< Make Appropriation.

NO FUNDS TO EMPLOY SPECIAL ATTORNEYS   Department of Justice Announces District Attorneys Cannot Get Aid.

UNABLE 10 ENFORCE ~. PROHIBITION ACT   Department of Justice Will Not Be Able To Emrloy Special Attorney To Prosecu:e—No Funds.

NO FUNDS READY FOR ENFORCEMENT OF VOLSTEAD ACT   Special Attorneys Can Not Be Had to Assist District Attorneys.   CONGRESS BLAMED FOR IT   District Attorneys Say They Can Not Enforce the Laws With out Assistance.

i. W. W. LEADER ADMITS MOVE KOR ONE UNION   Activities Among The “Quilaw” Strikers Not Denied by Hay winond   Working For One Big Union In America.

W. W. ADVOCATE ONE HIP. ORCHNTATION   Admit That They Had Ni Interest in Present Strix Except to Turn it Into ; General Walkout of All La har TIntane.

PLAN OF LW. Wk. (S REVEALED BY. BILD HEY WOOL   Always Looking for Recruits for One Big Union, Radical Head Says

, W. W. DID NOT HAVE HAND IN-R. R. STRIK!   But Officials _ Declare That Efforts Were Made to Spread  Doctrine: After It Began.

HAYWOOD ADMITS LWW. DESIGNS   Leaders Wad Hoped For Big Indus trial League to. Come Qut of , Rail Strtke

1. W. W. WORKING IN RAILROAD STRIKE   RADICALS SCHEMING TO FURTHER FORMATION OF ONE BIG UNION.

1. W. W. ACTIVE IN - SWITCHMEN STRIKE   WORK TOWARD THE ONE BIG UNION MOVEMENT HAS BEEN ACTIVE   The Leaders” of the L W. W - Beny Any Direct Connection With the Strike,

ADMITS EGCING SWITCH STRIKE   I. W. W. Leader and His As sociates Choose Moment To Boost   FOR “ONE BIG UNION’   ALSO SCATTERED PROPAGANDA DURING STEEL WALKOUT, THEY CONFESS.

HAYWOOO TELLa 1.W. Wea WORK TN RAIL STRIKE   Jse Verbal and Printed Propaganda to Win Men to “Big Union.”

To Seize The Railroads At The Opportune Time   Bill Haywood Admit: Scheme In Conncctior  With Outlaw Strike

WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD DE CLARES ORGANIZATION FAVORS ONE UNION *   NOT IN ON RIL STRIKE   Asserts There Is No Connection’ Between Unauthorized Strike of Switchmen and the I.  W. W. Organization

One Big Union Idea is Being Agitated Persistently By Boss Disturber.

HAYWOOD REVEALS HAND IN USE OF  RAIL STRIKE TO ADVOCATE POLICIES

ie al  Haywood Shows How I. W. W. Plans to Push “One Union” Propaganda During Unrest.

BIG MOTION PICTURE DEAL   S. A. Lynch Enterprises Are Sold to Famous-Players-Lasky.

BRITISH MINERS MAY NOT STRIKE      Nationwide Walk-Out Postponed For Week at Least; Conference to Seek Adjustment of Trouble.

NATION-WIDE STRIKE OF BRITISH COAL MINERS IS - POSTPONED SEVEN DAYS   Goy ment Takes Precaution: to: Prepare For a Walkouf Under Premier’s Direction.

ENGLISH mate ~ STRIKE   AT hae POSTBONMENT OF ONE WRB? TAKEN {N PROPOBED JIEUP OP; BRITISH COAL MINES

BRITISH MINERS DELAY THAT THREATENED STRIKE   Delay of Week Granted by British Miners For Further     Negotiations

NAMACE TO BARNS   “TWISTER” UNROOFED SHEDS AND BLEW DOWN BARN ON NORTH SIDE   Loss of $1,000 Caused by Unroofing of Sheep Sheds—Ed_ Schaake Lost Barn °   Hottest Day of Year So Far Followgd by Heavy Downpour of Fi Rain in Evenine

WIND FLURRY DID DAMAGE T0 BARNS   “TWISTER” UNROOFED SHEDS AND BLEW DOWN BARN ON NORTH SIDE   DAMAGE AT BISMARCK   Loss ef $1.000 Caused by Unrooting of Sheep Sheds—Ed _ Schaake { Lost Barn   Hottest Day of Year So Far Followed by Heavy Downpour of ‘ Rain in Evening

GUARDS BALK CAMERA MEN   Motion Picture Artists Attempted to Hake President W ilean.

MOVIE MEN FAIL IN CLEVER PLAN   WERE CONCEALED IN LOAD OF HAY TO PHOTOGRAPH WILSON.

MOVIE MEN FOILED IN BYTORT TO GET PICTURES OF WLLSON       Hay Wagon Camoufhize Scheme Gar Kat s  PHotogranh, (But Pulled at White House.

ENTERPRISING MOVIE SLEUTHS FAIL iN EFFORT   Endeavored to Snap President From Load of Hay Passirg White House.  Secret Service Men Stop Wagon And Find Men

on eee"  ATTEMPT TO FILM THE PRESIDENT ~ FROM HAY WAGON   Enterprising Movie Men Pull the Hohenzollern Stunt, but Astute Fed. eral Agents Balk the Game,

TRY: TO GET PICTURES OF WILSON ON LAWN   Method Used to Get Photo. “graphs of Ex-Kaiser'Tried by ‘Movie Men Today but Fail.

CROKER ADMITS HE 18 WORTH $2,500,006   Wis Children Place the Value of His stato ab $10,000,000,

GOV. COX FORMALLY ACCEPTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION TODAY   Democratic Nominees Heads Dayton Parade- Today In Which Thousands’ Took Part.— Governor Outliney  Hie Camnation Plans. .. < 

NMAMAAN AN   Twenty ‘Thousand Democrats Cheer As They March Behind Their Standard Bearer and Running Mate to Fair   Harding Peace Plan Flayed As Separate Hun Pact When Speech of Formal Acceptance of Nomination Is Made

COX NAMES LEAGUE AS THE MAIN ISSUE   “THE SUPREME ISSUE OF THE CENTURY” SAYS THE CANDIDATE   Should Be Stated As Matter ‘of Good Faith td Associates of United States   Discussion of League Issue Occupied Nearly Third of Address of Acceptance

CANDIDATE IS NOTIFIED HEIS PARTY'S CHOICE   Dayton Crowded By Faithful To Honor Democracy’s Hope  For Success.

GOW. COX FORMALLY ACCEPTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION TODAY   Democratic Nominees Heads Dayton Parade. Today In ‘Which Thousands Took  Part. — Governor Outlines

NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENCY ON IN EARNEST TODAY   Democracy Takes up the Gage of Battle With Formal Presentation of Candidate   DAYTON DECLARES HOLIDAY FOR NOTIFICATION. EVENT   Thousands of Faithful Throng City for Ceremony

THE DEMOCRATIC NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES   Gov. Cox of Ohio Today Accept: Nomination of the Presidency Big Day In Dayton.

GOV, GOXFORMALLY NOTIFIED; DAYTON OPENS CAMPAIGN   Democratic Battlecry Soundec by Nominee at Gathering of Party’s Leaders.   SEN. ROBINSON TENDERS “UNCOERCED” CANDIDATE   Today’s Formal Ceremonies tt Mark Launching Real Fight for Victory at Poles,

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE 1) NOTIFIED UF PARTY CHONG   Governor Reviews Actions of G. O. P. in Seathing Terms in Speech   NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FORMALLY STARTED   Democratic Leaders From All Parts of Country Attend Ceremony

NOTIFICATION OF COX DRAWS LARGE CROWDS   City of Dayton Mecca For Democrats From All Over the Country.   PARADE PRECEDES SPEECH   Peaple On Streets Read Accept: ance Hours Before It Is Delivered.

National:Democracy Takes Up Battle Gauge with Republican Opponents for Highest Political Honor   ‘PARTISON LEGIONS JOIN ‘IN FORMAL CEREMONIAL   Dayton Declares Half Holida; for Notification Event while Thousands Make Way to the _Scene of Program

GOVERNOR COA IN FORMAL ACCEPTANCE   Senator Robinson Deliver: Notification Speech To Ohioan.

“THE SUPREME ISSUE OF THE CENTURY” SAYS THE CANDIDATE   FOR. INTERPRETATIONS   Should Be Stated As Matter +o! Good Faith tb Associates of _. United States   Discussion of League Issue Occupied Nearly Third of Address of Acceptance -

SPE CIAL TRAINS CARRY CROWDS FROM HARDING'S HOME TO “JIMMY” COX Blé DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN CITY OF DAYTON

WOMEN OFIOWA FACE JURY DUTY   Attorney Genera] Havner Or ders Election Boards to Include Their Names.

DISPOSAL OF BIG PRIVATE LIQUOR STORE PUZZLING   $100,000 Worth in Base: ment of Chicago Residence Proving Sort of “White Elephant’ -on  Owner’s Hands.

Chicago Property Owner Can Dispos: of Hone, but Liquor Must Stay

Pod arewrerereeeeee eee +  : Question of :  : the Hour : he le Ae he ke ohn oe Se a he de he oe bh he oe Se oh oe ok

DEMOCRATS OF INDIANA SWITCH   Failure of Propaganda of Hate Results in Sudden Change of Front in State.   WILSONISM MAIN ISSUE

DEMOCRATS FAIL TO PROGRESS IN STATE CAMPAIGN      CHANGE OF FRONT FROM PROPAGANDA OF HATE AGAINST THE REPUBLICANS,   TAKES LEAGUE ISSUE AS PRINGIPAL POINT

NPADOO WILL NOT DISCUSS POLITIC   Apparently Unconcerned With Progress of Democratic Convention   JUMULTY DENIES REPORT   Says: President Has Not Ex‘pressed Preference for Nomination

M’ADOO STILL UNCONCERNED   ee.  ATTENDS SHAKESPEAREAN PAGEANT AND DECLINES TO DISCUSS POLITIGS.

M’ADOO UNWORRIED ABOUT CONVENTION   Refuses to Discuss Politics, and Receives News Over Phone From Friends.

FORD'S HAT IN RING FOR PRESIDENCY   Will Accept Nomination for Presidency by Third Party.   Ramifications of the New Organiza. tion Come to Surface at Chicage Conference.

Will Accept Nomination for Presidency by Third-Party.   Ramifications of the New Organiza.  tion Come to Surface at Chicago Conference.

HENRY FORD AGREES TO ACCEPT THE NOMINATION.   Will Assume Leadership of the New Organization—Conference on in Chicago.

aT RLAWOOD     corp.      Se & fF J # 1 . M. Ogle Obtains: Partnership: i Elwood Paper.

BOLGHT ELWOOD EPCORD.   . M. Ogle Obtains Partnership ir Fiwood Paper.

BE HELD FOR MISS THOMAS   lock Pickford Goes T London With Owen Moore.

HOLD AUTOPSY TODAY IN PARIS   MEDICAL MEN WILL DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF OLIVER THOMAS’ DEATH

JEATH PROGE: THOMAS PASE PLAN   Paris Police to Hold Au topsy Over Body of  Actress

OLIVE THOMAS AUTOPSY TODAY   To Decide Exact Cause of Hen Death. Body to Be, Shipped to United States.

SENTENCE IN - GRAHAM CASE IS CONTINUED   Matter Will Go to th Supreme Court on Exceptions.

RADIUM MUST BE CONSERVED   Scientist Declares tha Mineral Is Too Valuable for Use on Watch Dials.

REPUBLICANS OF THIRD OKLAHOMA DISTRICT IN CONVENTION. ASSEMBLED AT WY ALESTER 10. DAY

IELGIAN HAS OFFICIALLY RATE FIED THE FRANCO-BELGIAN DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE   WOULD AID EACH OTHER   According to the Terms of the Agree ment Bach Nation Wouk! Go ta the Help of the Other tn Case ot a War of Agpression

Treaty Between France anc   EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Neutrality of Belgium Defined — Germany Has ' Right. to Cross

‘French and Belgians in Agree ment to Protect Each Other’s integrity.

CHAPLIN WIFE SEEKS. DVORGE   Charges Favorite Motion Picture Comedian With Cruel  ty; Ties Up Property...

AS, CHARLIE CHAPLIN 15 SEEKING DIVORCE, THINKS PHARIIE PNT TO Wiclt

>TO DIVORCE CHARLIE CHAPLIN   Wife of Movie Comedian Charges Cruelty in Bill Filed for Separation,

MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS: “SEEKING DIVORCE, THINKS CHARLIE ERUEL TO WIFIE

EIGHT SAILORS DROWN.   Explosion Sets Fire to Launch in Cuban Harbor.

NOT STYLISH NOW   Oregon Doctors Say That a Lot of This Disease Really Is Nothing But Stomach Ache in its Various Degrees OFf Tatencityv.

TOMACH ACHE     JUS PLAIN         Oregon Physicians Say Appendicitis i: Going Out of Style.

BURN 5 TIPPERARY HOMES   Reports Say There Was Some Rifle Firing Following the Fires—Sol. diers Fought Fiames.

SURN 5S TIPPERARY HOMES   Renorts Say There Was Some  } Firing Following the Fires. ~Sol. diers Fought Flames, _

5 TIPPERARY ROUSES BURNED   Soldiers Aid in Fighting Blaze—Some Pfie firing.

BEARING MAKERS LAID OFF   ‘Business Depression Causes Action o Columbus Plant.  ;

TEN YEAR OLD GIRL KICKED T0 DEATH BY MEA   Feeling Against 4 Negro Sus pects: Runs High In Adena, Ohio.

, SEES BUSINESS DANGER AHEAD.   Return to Sound Finance the Remedy,  ee a 7 ee oe a 

GOX GETS WARM “WELCOME HOME’         Ends: Journey’ a   DISCUSS’ WESTERN: “TRIP   Dechires People’ Resent’. De: liberate Withholding "of. “Facts on Issues.

COX GIVEN WARM HOME RECEPTION   LEAGUE ISSUE MEETS ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE WEST, NOMINEE SAYS.

ALLIES AWAKENEL BY WILSON NOTE   Jolted ts Realization by Letter on Adriatic Bisnute

MODIFY THE LODGE PLAN,   SENATE ACCEPTS COMPROMISE ON SHANTUNG RESERVATION,   ¥s Made Leas Offensive to Japan, but Jis Meaning Remains the Same; ‘That Is, U, 8, Refases to Approve Settlement.

WASHES HANDS OF OHANTUNG DEAL   Senate Bots Lodge on Republic: an Treaty Program.   ADOPTS CONFERENCE REPORT   Votes 69 to 2 to Withhold Assent or Articles—Accepts Democratic Reservation on League Appointments.

BOLT LODGE ON PACT PROGRAM   Senate Washes Hands of United States in the Shantung Deal.   TREATY CHANGE IS VOTES   Direct Reference to China and Japar Stricken Out When Bipartisan Conference Agreement Is Adopted-—-Vote tg 69 to 2.

JEWISH GIRLS MALTREATED   Ukranian Troops Committe: Many Outrages in Eastern Galicia.

SPANISH CITY QUARANTINED   Dog and Cat Rabies Causes Serious Situation at Bilbao—Animals Attack Persons.

OUARANTINE CITY IN SPAIN   ‘Bilbao Cats and Dogs Have Rabies— Frequent Attacks Made.

WEDS UNCLE OF BABY   English War Mother Acczpts Brother of Betrayer.   Guy Spiker Happy as He Atones Brothei’s Wrong to British Girl.

WAR MOTHER MARRIES   EMILY KNOWLES WEDS UNCLE OF HER BABY,   English Girl Atcepts Brother of the Man She Says Betrayed Her.

MISS KNOWLES WEDS UNCLE OF HER CHILD   English War Mother Accepts  Brothc; of Betrayer.   Guy Spiker — as He Atones Brother's 

JOHNSON LOSES OUI IN CASTER ELECTION   The “ Big Four” Uninstructed  Delegates Ride Storm in Cafaty   Hoover Vote is Light in 17tl Congressional District.

IN THE PRIMARIES   NEW YORK '’S REPUBLICAN DELE GATES GO UNINSTRUCTED.   Johnson Continues Lead Over Wasa  * In Michigan Primary.

MY. BG FOUR ~ FOR JOHNSOR   Following Bennett’s Lead th Delegation Will Give Hir Votes for the Republicar Nomination at the Coming Convention.

JOHNSON SUPPORTERS IN NEW YORK SUFFER FROM STEAM ROLLEF   UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATION I WINNER IN PREFERENCE PRIMARY OF REPUBLICANS,

NEW,YORK BIG FOUR WINS OUT   Oppesition Ticket Bowled Over at the Primary.

N.Y. “BIG FOUR” G. 0, P, LEADERS BEAT BENNET]   Uninstructed Delegates Rol Over Opposition of Former State Senator.

NY. PRIMARY   Big Four Uninstructed Delegation Rolls Over All Op position in Results   HERBERT HOOVER IS ALSO UNSUCCESSFUL   Socialist Mayor of Milwauke: Is Reelected by Large Majority Over Opponent

JOHNSON F SWEEP FIELD IN NEW YORK   G. O. P.’s “Big Four” Fron Empire State Without Instructions.

DELEGATION  ~ UNINSTRUCTE!   Rolled Over Opposition “of Former State Senator Wm. Bennett

NEW YORK OTATE ‘GG FOUR WILL BE UNINSTRUCTED   Johnson Adherents Pushed t One Side by Statewide Primary.   No Contests Among Democrats and Vote Cast was Comparatively Smail.

JOHNSON LOSES INN. Y, PRIMAR)   “Big Four” Delegation, Un instructed, Wins By Bis Majority Over Oppositior  Candidate—Hoover Alsc T nce. .

INTHE PRIMARIES      NEW) ¥ ORK'S iy ‘GATES. Go       an "4 SS . Johnsen Continues Lead Over Woar  -  e In Michigan Primary. i hr Y » PE

JOHNSON MAKES POOR SHOWING IN NEW YORK   Interest Taken by New Women Voters in Primaries Yesterday Proves a Big Surprise to Political Leaders.

CALIFORNIAN IN VAN IN MICHIGAN BY 42,251 VOTES   New York State’s “Big Four’”’ Steam Roller Delegates to Go Uninstructed   VOTE iS LIGHT IN N. Y.   MICHICAN RETURNS NEARLY ALL IN AS FAR AS RANKING OF CANDIDATES IS CONCERNED

JONSON MEN LOSE IN NEW YORI   Senator Holds Safe Lead in Michigan Returns   Hoover Still Heads Democratic List in Western States

JAPAN 1S NOT LOSER   AUSTRALIAN MUNISTER DISCUSSES CLAIMS IN PACTEIC.   Deeluves Japan's Mandate For Nor of Equator Say as Aus: tealia’s Below.

CONFERENCE TODAY      Coal Miners and Operators Will Begin Sessions

TWO DIE IN PLANE PLUNGE   Pilot and Passenger Killed at Tusca. loosa, Ala.. When Machine Falls 3,000 Feet.

Y NANCY ASTOR LOUDLY CHEEREL   House of Commons Resented At tack Made on Her by Fellow Member In His Publica tion ‘John Bull’?

CLUB OWNERS PLAN EARLY SETTLEMENT OF BASEBALL WAR   ‘Will Hold Conference In Chicago In Effort To Settle Their  Differences.   MINOR LEAGUES CLOSE : ANNUAL CONVENTION   Club Officials Pavor Appointment Of Judge Landis To New Board Of Control,

DECIDE FOR WAR OF PEAGE TODA   Belligerent National and American League Club Owners Leave Kansas City for Chicago to Hold Conference.

All Warring Baseball Factions Will Meet to Settle Difference:   Negotiations Are Expected t Result in Modification of Lasker Plan.

BASEBALL WAR 19 BELIEVED AVERTED   DOVE OF PEACE HOVERS OVER MAJOR MAGNATES WHO ARE EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

LEAGUES TOHOLD CONFERENCE TODAY   BASEBALL CLUB-CWNERS MAY AGREE TO END HOSTILITIES.   REORGANIZATION FAVORED   Nearly Hundred Disputes Between Teams to Be Settled by Arbitration Board.

CARRY INDIANA HUGE MAJORITY   Chalrman Oi State Commitee Pro dicts Republican Landslide Indiana, 4

REPUBLICANS OF EMPIRE STATE WILL ACT ON TREATY RATIFICATION AT STATH MEBTING

OF HOUSE ON BROADWAY, NEW YORK   six Are Missing—Crambling Walls Prevent Search for Others.

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SISTER  HEPT PLEADING. FOR BROTHER’ PARDON  Who Is Serving Time for Murder .o laternrhaa Conductor.

SMILE  HEPT PLEADING FOR BROTHER'S PARDON  Who Is Serving Time for Murder of Intornrhan Candnctar   Who Is Serving Time for Murder of Interurban Conductor.

OPPOSE WAR TRAINING   DEMOCRATS GO ON RECORD IN CAUCUS.   Resolution Is Adopted by Vote of 10 to 17, Despite the President's Letter.

DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS   Go on Resord as Opposed to Mil: itary Training.   President Fails to Block Action, and Resolution Is Adopted by Vote of 106 to 17.

AMERICANS ARE HONORED BY THt POLISH OFFICIALS   Members of American Typhus Fever Relief Expedition Awarded  Commemorative Cre:   FRANKLIN, INDIANA, MAN   Among ThoSe Honored— Mere Than 40 Officers and 500 Elicted Men Affiliated With Expedition.

SOVIET RUSSIA ASKING PEACE   Another Proposal Sent ( gpecho-Sloy  ukin by Bolehevik Winister.

More than Half of Highway Cémmis sion Funds Go to Maintain Political Machine—Taxpayers Foot Tremendous Bill

OVERHEAD HITS HIGH FIGURE.   More Than Half of Highway Com mission Funds Go to Maintain Political Machine. .

VANDERBILT WILL BE BURIED IN U. S   Body Will Be Shipped From Pari: Monday; Millionaire Died Thursday.

Ch aeneenenentiaatneineinmendimmemaaianeats  FINISH AROUND WORLD TRIP.   Six Hundrd Russian Children te Be  Home For Christmas.

NEW BLACK HORSE IN G..O. P. STABLE   General Atterbury Movement Launched in Atlantic City.

McKinley Elected in titincis and Len root in Wisconsin —i Democratic Senaters From California and Nevada Are Undeated,         Bryan Votes Tikket Straight

$106 PEDIGREED PIGEONS BOILED INTO 15C. SOU!   New York Roy Arrested «7 Charge af Robbing tances LANs.

LABOR LEA ed         “able for Ultimate. Suc;  ‘cess of Movement 

GUARDSMEN MADE COOD IMPRESSION      Mayor of Independence Writes Adjutant General Praising Their Conduct

CUARDSMEN MADE _ GOOD IMPRESSION   ms saryratetee silane teh ae  Mayor of Independence Writes  Adjutant General Praising Their Conduct

FIND BANK EMPLOYEE’S BODY   Broadway Trust Compeny’s Messenger Murdered and Buried in New Jersey Pines.

BANK MESSENGER’S BODY IS FOUND     Disappeared With $10,» 000 in Cash. ;

MESSENGER IS MURDERED FOR $10,000 IN CASH   Body Found in Shallou Grave—Search for  Yeliow Auto.

PALESTINE FRONTIERS, ADJUSTMENT cATISFIES   Zionists Declare Water’ Supply, : a? Ouneantecd -

GINEIL OF. AKRON "TH OPPOSE JULIAR   Five Republicans Enter Race "For Senatorial Nominatisn.

‘ALTER BROWN NTERS THE RACI   ‘ve Republicans Seeking the Senatorial Komination,

Dispatches Indicate 2,000 Federals Under Generali Antonio Rebel.   Villa Bands Now Operating ia Chihuahua

MORE MEXICAN FEDERALS WiThi REBEL FORCES   Dispatches Indicate 2,000 Fed erals Under Generali An tonio Rebel.   Villa Bands Now Operating ia Chihuahua

TRAIN HELD UP IN catcary   Passengers and Crew Robbed by Three Men Who Eaeca pe.

Last Effort is Made To Prevent Rupture   German Envoys Arrange Informal Conference With Allies at Spa Today in Final Attempt to Settle Question of Coal Deliveries.   NOT BLUFFING, DECLARES PREMIER

DRY ISSUE BECAME LOST IN SHUPFLI   ‘Not Read to Convention but Leader:  Say Adopted as a Part of Platform.

 BACKS ‘LAW AND ORDER’       WHELER, HEAD OF ANT-SALOON LEAGUE, SAYS IT'S DEST: TO BE’ EXPECTED, HOWEVR .

MILK-FED DRY PLANK IS SOP TO THE “DRYS”   G. O. P. Clause Does Not Mention Prohibition Directly But Only   BACKS ‘LAW AND ORDER’   WKETELER, HEAD OF ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE, SAYS IT’S BEST TO BE EXPECTED, HOWEVR

“DAY” PLANK 16 LOST “WVPLATFORM MAKING   2h APNTA Doo WramMiwr ay LAW AND ORDER PROVISION AP PEARS INTENDED TO APPEASE PROHIBITION FORCES.

PLATFORM Wao SILENT ABOUT PROHIBITION   LAW AND ORDER PLANK DRAWS BUT REPORTED MIESLAID IN THE CONPUSION   Leaders Say That As It Was Aduptes By Resolutions Committee tt Is Part Of Platform

Platform Plank Designed to Deal With. Prohibiti:: icst in Shuffle

Committee Chairman Leaves Important Feature Behind on Way to Coliseum

[Christmas Thrift  Clubs Are Growing   WAUKESHA BANKS ENROLLING MANY FOR SEASON OF 1921

Christmas Thrift Clubs Are Growing   WAUKESHA TAN MANY FOES 1997           ENROLLING ASON OF

HUNTER KILLED ~ BY HIS OWN GUN   Edward Sweeney Shot While Hunting Near Bernard, Thought to Have Discharged Gin at Gate.

EDWARD SWEENY SHOT RY ACCIDENT   While Wautine -Yefieved Gun Was Discharged ay He Climbed Over Cate

FEARED THAT VESSEL WEN’ DOWN IN SUNDAY GALE AFTER ASKING FOR HELP,

SEA COVERED -WITH FUEL Ol   Empty Life Boat F ound Drifting in Vicinity of Missing Steamer ©”

EMPTY LIFEBOAT TELLS FATE: OF .-. DISABLED SHIF   Acushnet: Finds Séa Covered WwW ith Oil—Seeks

Wanted-—Ten ‘cords of c coarse stove wood. . Wyer, Phone 180. 42tf

CABINET SUGGESTIONS HEARD   Reet, Hughes, Hays, Oaugherty and Weeke Mentioned at the Maribn Headquarters.

CABINET SUGGESTIONS HEARD   Root; Hughes ‘Hays, Daugherty. ad Weeks Mentsoned at the Marion Headauarters.

SHIPMENTS OF  CATTLE LIGHT   Lack: of Cars and Bad Market Conditions  Given as Cause

HOLLAND TO KEEP EX-KAISER      MH Daten 2. ee tt UE ot Win NESE 1 Give UP Wwinelm for Trial.

FORTIFIED BY THE U. S.   Holland Will Not Surrender Ex Kaiser to Allies.   Pothts to Attitude in America—No Pre cedent for Procedure, It Is : Claimed.

TO DEMAND EX-KAISER   EXPECTED TO ASK SURRENDER OF FORMER WAR LORD.   Holland Will Courteously, but Firmly Refuse—Points to Attitude of the United States.

DUTCH WILL PROTECT THE EX-RAISER   Will Refuse Allied Demand for Former German Emperor   AMERICAN ATTITUDE FAVORS LATE RULER   Holiand Claims to Have Precedents to Back Up Decision

WILLERS GIVEN D VEARS IN PRISON   Army, Officer Arrested as German Spy. Is Sentenced.

aod 4 7 “German Spy” Convicteu  ay 7 2 GL. Of] Deserting Th 5, Force

CAPTAIN IS CONVICTED   Willers Sentenced to Five Years at Leavenworth Prison.

SOHN A. WHLLERS 1S GIVEN FIVE YEARS   Former Captain in Army Served With 48th Infantry at Camp Sevier, 5S. C.

FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN BUES TO LEAVENWORTR ON DESERTION CHARE!   STILL TO BE TRIED ON CHARGE OF EMBEZZLING FUNDS OF HIS COMPANY.

CONVICT SELF-CONFESSED SPY.   Gets Five Years at Leavenworth for Desertion from Army.

SELF-CONFESSED SPY GIVEN 5-YEAR TERM   Convicted On the Charge of _ Desertion. 

SENET Oma EEN dhe     LS = . 2 German Spy Was Serving With. U- §..Forcas During the War.

ASK PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE IN GOAL STRIKE   Committee of Illinois Operators Call at the White House to Have Conference With Wilson.

AWARD ERFURCEMENT   Is Asked of President Wilsoa Rr Coal Onernators.

BANDITS BREAK UP IOWA GiTY GAMBLING GAME    Police Will Prosecute the Players as Well as the Bandits Who Got  Away With $1500.

MOTHER WOULD END SORROW    Grieving Over Disgrace of Son In Big Mail Rebbery, Mrs,” Collins ; Tries Sulcide,

COLLINS’ MOTHER TRIES SUICIDE   Becduss Postal  Anthoritles Say “"Mieth Was Master Mind In : <Q” Mall Robbery... 2°

GREEKS MAY GET CONSTANTINOPLE   Turks Beginning to Realize Critical Situation Created by Greek Advance ©   And What They Regard as a Complete Rupture of Peace  Rian weedindinene

CRITICAL STATE TURKISH AFFAIRS CAUSES CONCERN   Turks Realize Complete Rup ture With Allies Has Been Made

THE TURKS ARE  THOROUGHLY SCAREL   Greek Successes Have Set Educatec Turks to Wondering Where It Wil End. —

URGING DISCONTINUANCE OF NA TIONALIST OPERATIONS IN ASIA MINOR.   Educated Leaders Realize the Blun. der That Was Made in Opposing Allicd Peace Tyrms—Believe Demands.

is DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC   Ww. V. Hardie of Oklahoma City, I . First Incambent.

MEAT FOR ONLY 7 DAYS.    Washington, D. ¢C., Embargo Against Incoming and Outgoing Freight,

eee  KILLS HIMSELF TO FREE HIS 19 YEAR OLD WIFE   Colorado Physician Takes Poison and Leaves Letter to Bride in Boarding School.

1920 BLUEBEARD BEING HELD ON MURDER CHARGt   Huirt Admits Killing Two Women and Marrying Score

Makes Confession Admitting Marrying Twelve to Fifteen Women.   ADMITS TWO KILLINGS; OTHERS ‘ACCIDENTAL’   Motive Usually to Obtain the Property of His Wives.

TO BEFAGE IGANG T HURT   Prosecution to Be Based on Alleged Confession to Killing One of “Wives” ith, Other Evidence at Hand -

TENNESSEE HAS EARTHOUAKE   Temblor of Considerable Violence and Noise Like Thunder in and Around Rockwood.

M’ADOO’S NAME : ! pete BE LEFT OFF _- INDIANA BALLOT   Governor: Edwards's Friends Are Responsible for

COWARDS ENTERS INDIANA CONTES!   New Jersey Governor Wil’ Contest State With Vice President

EDWARDS SLPS... “COU ‘OVER ON “RIVAL. W’ADO   Files: Betition in Indiana Primary; " ‘While Opponents Ate Caught Napping

ME ALGO S AME   Nay Net be on Indiana Presi o<entisl] Preferanece Raltnt.

HUNTERS MAKE (GRUESOME FINE   Body Of Old Man, Expensivels Clad Is Found Hanging From Tree

PROBE MYSTERY.   Police Seek to Solve Mystery of a Hanging at Chicago.

yy the Cincinnati city counci ipproved, 19,545 to 13,166.   Arkansas

Muddle in Legislature Over Tax Legislation Worries G. O. P. Leaders   Governor Goodrich Apparently Unable to ‘‘Force’’ An Agree. ment That Will Break the Deadlock.

NGPLANE RETURNS TODAY      Wanamaker and Party Are Tossed on Sea for 12 Hours

ACCUSE RIINELANDER WOMAN OF SLAYING SON   APPLICATION FOR DEATH CER; TEIFICATE RESULTS IN INVESTIGATION AND i ks et pewen is gate ZJARREST..-~< Br rem ae ae

LONDON THINK PEACE TREAT Te FTP BE   Spread of Communism ir Germany Regarded as Serious Menace to Peace   ALLIES CONCENTRATING FORCES AGAINST HUNS   TROOPS MAY ENTER GER.MANY, SAYS AMSTERDAM DISPATCH. NOSKE BLAMES ALLIES POR INSURRECTION,

LONQON OFFICIALS ANXIQUG BECAUSE UF HUN STRIKES   Spread of Communist Out breaks Threatens Treaty and Allied Plans.   Entente Grants Permission for Troops to Enter Occupied Regions.

MEXICO TO ADMIT - AMERICAN SOLO!   Consuls Instructed to Vise Passports.

SENTENCED 10 VEAR IN PRISTN   Former Heavyweight Champ Fined $1,000 in Federal Court.   FOUND GUILTY OF MANN ACT VIOLATION   Colored Pugilist Transported White Girl From Pitts burgh to Chicago.

JOHNSON GIVEN YEAR AND A DAY AND $1,000 FINE   Negro Pugilist To Pay Penalty for Transporting White Girl.

JACK JOHNSON IS SENTENCED   Year and A Day In Leave: worth Penitentiary.

Jack Johnson To > the Penitentiary       Senfeyecd To Ove Vear And A Day For Violation OF The Mnuy Act.

JACK JOHNSON GETS A YEAR AND A DA}   Negro Pugilist Fined $1,000 For Violation Of Mann White Slave Act.

JACK JOHNSON GRTS ONE YEAR   Former Champ Sentencec for Violation of Mann Act

JACK JOHNSON  GIVEN 1 YEAR   Goes to Leavenworth Prison and Pays Fine of

RE-SENTENCED ONE YEAR IN JAU AND $1,000 FINE   Sentence Same a3 When He Shipped Covatry Five Years Ago.

BNENA YEAR   Former Heavyweight Pugilist Also Fined $1,000 for Mann Act Violation.   HOPED FOR SHORT TERM

“BIG SMOKE” GETS YEAR AT LEAVENWORTH    . Negre Pugilist Again Convicted On Charge of White Slaverv.

CUTAN DN FINED S100 BEML Hl PRISAN TERM   Court Grants Permission to File Writ of Error and Stav of Sentence   COLORED FIGHTER IS DOWNCAST AT NEWS   Hoped to Re-enter Ring and Regain Heavyweight Championship

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   JACK JOHNSON GETS ONE YEAR AT LEAVENWORTH

JACK JOHNSON AGAIN SENTENCED ‘TOU.S. PRISON   Blagk: Pugiay. is. ‘Sur - prised No Leniency  Is Shown

JACK JOHNSON MUST SERVE OUT HIS FULL SENTENCE   The Negro Pugilist Receives No Clem. ency From a Federal dJindge at

YEAR IN PRISON AND FINE GIVEN NEGRO PUGILIST   Jack Johnson Found No Leniency in Federal Court.

JOHNSON: GETS YEAR AND ADAY   Former Heavyweight Champion Draws Sentence 8 Years Old. Also Fined $1,000.

JOHNSON RESENTENCED   Pugalist Must Serve Another Year in Federal Prison,

JOHNSON GETS YEAR IN PRISO!   GOES BACK TO PRISON FOR VIO. LATION OF THE MANN ACT— BOXES IN JAIL CELL

JOHNSON IS GIVEN ONE YEAR IN PRISON   Former Black Champion Pugilis’ Will ‘Serve Time in Leavenworth tederal Prison   Skipped $30,000 Bail And Wa Fugitive For Many Years

NK JOHNSON ; - ES ren ~~ IV LEWENWORT   Carries Out « Sentence “Fotrmetly Imposed Before He ‘Ran. Away. From “White ‘Slave aes  Forleiting a - Bond of $30,000.

JACK JOHNSON GETS “YEAR AND HEAVY FINI   Former Champion Pugilist Sen   tenced to Federal Prison. fo   White Slavery.

JACK JOHNSON GETS YEAR’S PRISON TERN   NEGRO HEAVYWEIGHT PUGILIST IS SENTENCED TO SPEND NEXT YEAR AT FT. LEAVENWORTH.

SENATOR LODGE WEAKENING ON TREATY STAND   Re Offeve) in Senate Today Nin Amendments to His Own Reservations. yt

SEN. LODGE OFFERS NEW AMENDMENTS   Nine Revisions Placec Before Senate Changing Outlook.

LODGE LIBERAL WITH OFFERS   Wants Nine More Amendments Tacked on to the Peace Treaty   “WHAT THEY AFFECT   Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine Would Not be Affected by Them

TREATY CHANGES BEFORE SENATE   Nine Amendments to Lodge Reservations Were Presented This Afternoon.   WERE @FFERED BY LODGE   Makes Bi-partisan Recommencations Official Program of the Senate.

LODGE OFFERED 9 AMENDMENTS TO RESERVATIONS   THEY ARE THOSE WORKED OUT  WN THE BIPARTISAN CON FRREN(      The Amendment to the Reservatioz on Voting Power Is the Only One Not Agreed Upon, He Told the Senate.

SENATOR LODGE OFFERS SENATE q AMENDMENTS “TO PEACE PACT   (ffect Withdrawal From the : League, Domestic Question, Shantung, Voting Pow ! er, Etc.

AMENDED BY LODGE   Olfers More Changes To His Treaty Reservation Apprved In Confer anra   HOPES FOR AID BY DEMOCRATS

‘NINE AMENDMENTS OF BLPARTISANS NUDE TV LDDGE REPOR]   Conclusions of Conference Recently Held Cover All But Article X and Monroe Doctrine.

Lodge Offers Nine Treaty Amendments   In the Senate to the Lodge Reservations, as Agreed Upon at the Bipartisan Conference

"AMERIC i. DECREASE   But’ “England ‘ths. Increased Pr 0duction - Nearly Fifteen + Times in-Past Year.

ULS-SEOWS UP ‘SHIPBUILDING: _ BRITAIN. SPEEDS   Tonnage One-Half Here While Rival Has 15 Times More

BOSTON POLICE ARE TOLD WHAT IMMORALITY I   Lieut. Mulligan Tells Then ~ All About Methods of Im-

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TAKE JEWELS FROM DEAD   Burglars Rifled Mausoleum of Charlottenberger Castle

RIFLE GERM. iN ‘ROY. ih €. COF FINS.  sewels and Crowna ‘Taken ad Char i pisces

“BOOZE” STEAMER TO CUBA   Yarmouth Sails with Cargo Valued at &4.800.000.,

MALE GOSSIP MUCH MORE DEADLY THAN FEMALE (IF TRIBE   That's What Lawrence Says of Little. Political Pediers of Scandalous Tales,   DECLARES THEY ARE IN HEIGHTS OF GLORY NOW   Thousands of Them Engaged ‘it Ohio Spreading Poison About: Cox and Harding, .   BOTH PARTIES ARE GUILTY   Tales That Are Told Have Abso lutely No Bearing on Fit ness of Candidates.

BANK OF ENGLAND  TO HAVE NEW HOM   One-Story “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” to Be Renlaced.

TO REBUILD OLDEST BANK OF ENGLAND   Venerable Pile No Lon. ger Adequate to Take Care of the Interest of the Nation.

SPEED UP COAL MOVE FOR N. W.   1. Cc. Cc. FORECASTS DELIVERY OF 20,000 TONS OF COAL BY NOVEMBER 1.

MISS CLARA SMITH FAILED TO APPEAR   Crowds Anxiously Awaited For Her Appearance In  Ft. Worth

FAILS APPEAR IN FT. WORTE    Was to Have Conference With  Attorneys for Her Defence in Murder Charges.

STAGE SET FOR FUGITIVE BUT SHE MISSED CUE   CLARA SMITH DISAPPOINTS CAMERA MEN BY FAILING TO SURRENDER

SMITH WOMAN FAILS : TO REACH ARDMORE   Was to Have Reported at Attorney’ Offices to Submit to Law and Face Murder Charee.

LARA OMITH ta STILL AT LARGE   Woman Charged With Jaki Hamon’s Murder Disappoints Her Attorneys.

ADVENTISTS MEET   PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION MEETS AT INDIANAPOLIS TODAY

ALLEN er ~ LEONARD iri        “He Is MPoday the Het “Rhee American” Goverhor, ue Anew Says!) °°   “A PLAIN, BLUNT” MAN”   PESORIBED > AS. ‘yan “Wilo RTS THE HOUR   In Plea tor n Real Leader for :ReMuUbHean Cantidate Allen 1 Stys Woaad is Party's t _ Logical Chotee 7.

ALLEN PRAISES WOOD AS MAN WHO MEASURES UP TO THE JOE   Kansas Governor in Placing General in Nomination Recites Some of the Great Achievements Which Are ta Hie Credit. :

DMINATING OPEEGH MADE BY GOVERNOR ALLER   General Described as “Plain Blunt Man,” Possessing High Degree of Business Ability.

GOVERNOR ALLEN AOMINATES WOOD   Points to General’s Long ’ Public Career.

ALLEN PRAISES WOOD   HIS FORESIGHT AND INITTATIVE CREATED PLATTSBL RG,   e I *  As’ President) He! Would (Utilize  United Bratn Power, of the Real Leaders.

"RESENTS WOOD AS BEST KNOWN MAN   Will Give the Nation United Brain rower ot Real Leaders, Says (cov. Allen

ALLEN URGES WOOD AS. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   Points to His Record in Cube as Administrator,

STATES RIGHTS. GUT NO IGE IN PROHIBITION   ‘New Jersey Law Permitting   Manufacture of Beer Conflicts   . With Federal] Statutes.   COMMISSIONER ROPER ISSUED A WARNING   All Persons Found Violating the Law Will Be Given ‘‘Limit’’ By U. S.

~ SCALE BE MADE   Railroad Owners Favor Wiping -Out Wages Now Paid to Employes Made   BY THE GOVERNMENT   If Increase is Granted the Fares Would be Boosted to Four Cents

MAKE FRESH START IN CONTROVERSY   RAILROAD OWNERS WOULD WIPE SLATE CLEAN OF FORMER WAGE AGREEMENTS

WANTS FRESH START ON WAGE QUESTION   Railroad Representatives Says All Old Wage Agreements Should be Wiped Out.

il Uist ANNE     SILT FR A. STRIKE   Members That . Remained Loyal Will be Put in Other Lodges. — Eighteen: Thousand Involved.—R. R. Board  Refuses to Hear Demands.

Bt LODGES. MWULLED BY BROTRERHOODS 4S RESULTOF,, STRIKE   Members That Remainec Loyal Will be Put in Othe Lodges. — Eighteen Thous: and Involved.—R. R. Board Refuses to Hear Demands.

WAS ENGAGED TO ANOTHER      Woman Appears Claiming to He Financee of Murdered Army  Noe tat i ho -

WAS ENGAGED TO ANOTHER      Woman Appears Claiming to Be Finaneee of Murdered Army eo     Fe Rag De

Madison Police Is Held for Killing . Varsity Student   Jandorf Victim of Shooting in Affray Following Pranks of University “Cap Night;” —  an  Lynaugh Spirited. Out of Town.

TOKIO. PRESS MANIFESTS GREAT INTEREST. BORAK'S PLAN FOR TRIPARTITE ABMAMENT KEREEMENT

JAPS DISCUSS THE BORAH NAVAL PLAN   Newspapers _ “Say Japanese Program is J ust But They Discuss With Animation the Tri-Partite Reduction — of  Rawal Atsnansiont.

JAP NEWSPAPERS LIKE BQRAH IDEA   Tripartite Agreement to Reduce Naval Construction Meets i! With Approval

NAVAL HOLIDAY — INTERESTS JAPS   Borah’s, Proposal Strongly Approved.   HOPE SENATE WILL PASS RESOLUTION   Responsibility For Action On America.

JAPS INDORSE BORAH’S PLAN   Press Shows Interest in Pro Posal for Naval Agreement of 3 Powers.

JAPANESE PRESS ID INTERESTED   Britain, U. §., Japan Naval Deal Finds Strong Approval.

JAPAN SHOWING CH ITERES WORE UA       Newspapers: ‘Favor “idea” 0  Agreement. to Limit: Naval © : - Armament

VALLONIA OTORE IN HANDS OF RECEIVER   Melv'n C. Pate. Hardware Merchant Suddenly Disappears Leaving Many Creditors.   PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN   Liabilities Placed at 10,000 and Assets at $7,000—J. V.-Stapp is Appointed Receiver.

MERCHANT   DISAPPEARS AND LEAVES MANY CREDITORS   ‘Melvin C. Pate, Former Leesville Resident Loses Himself

JAPS AND RUSSIANS FIGHT   Heavy Casualties on Both Sides Are Reported

JAPANESE CONTINUE TO RESIST RUSS FIGHTERS   Heavy Casualties Mark ‘Hostili ties at Mouth of Amur in Siberia

Fighting Between ‘Rugsian 2 and Japanese: Forces, _.Qaatinues at’ Khabarovsk

Japs and Reds Still Fighting   Mattle fs Raging on Amur Riyer— "Red! Wags. Reappear th  Wladivastark.

JAPS IN BITTER - FIGHT WITH REDS   Both Sides Suffer Heavy Casualties; Russians In Vladivostok Put Under Arrest.

Fierce Battle With Japanes Still Raging on Amur River      CASUALTIES HEAVY   Solderefl Takes Charge ol Troops as Arrests Continue in Vladivostok.

RUSS AND JAPS ~IN BIG BATTLE   Heavy Losses Suffered by Both Sides in Fighting at Khabarovsk.   Residents Flee From Towns Captured by Mikado’s Forces, but Continue to Attack Invaders—Gen. Soi. dereff Again in Command.

Heavy Fighting on Amur by Russians and Japanese; Both Sides Suffer Heavy Losses

THE JAPS” IN A SCRAP    They. ate Fighting The Russians — Many on Hoth Sides  Killed. >

JAPS AND BR TANS FIGHT   Ileavy Casualties on Both Sides Are Reperted

REPEAL DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW   Favorable Action Taker by the New York Assembly.

NARP LETTERS ARE EXCHANGED   Rathom and Roosevelt in Heated Controversy     Awrnp ALAUVIC BEAD AIC   Bitter Charges Against De partment ere Hotly Resent ed by Assistant Secretary— Department Officers Accus ed of Forcing Men Into the Most Bestial Practices.

pen ee HEAVYWEIGHT. CHAMPION BOXER OF WORLD ACQUITTED IN Fi AL COURT.

JACK DEMPSEY TO TRIAL      Charged With Being A Slacker During World War. -

Youth Guarding Newspaper Office Is Killed; Mines ‘to Open’ To-day

RUSH TROOPS TO BUTTE TO QUELL MINE RIOTS   1. W. W. Strike Assumes Threat ening Proportions in Montana Mining City

ANOTHER BUTTE MAN KILLED.   City Quiet After Clash Retween Sherff! and Strikers.

BUTTE QUIET FOLLOWING CLASH BETWEEN DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND STRIKERS

FEDERAL TROOPS ARE PROGECDING TORUTTE. MONT   Aside From the Shooting of a Boy, Said to Have Been Accidental, Quiet Prevails in the Mining Town.

RAILROADS ASK FOR INCREASED FREIGHT RATES  WANT FROM 25 TO 39 PER CENT RAISE TO MEET INCREASED COST  MAY BE TO MEET  INCREASED WACES

HIGHER RATES RIGHT OFF REEL   Will Be Asked on Freight bj Exeentives of the Railroad Companies.   A GENERAL INCREASE OF ABOUT 25 PER CENT   Some Opinions and Figures Not Encouraging to Poor Ditimate Consumer.

RAILROADS TO ASK RATE INCREASES   Freight increase Rates are Sought in Some Sections of County will Reach 39%

ROADS T0 ASK FOR MORE. INCOME   RAILROAD EXECUTIVES DESIRE 25° PER CENT BOOST 

RAILROAD MEN ARE TOASK INGREASE ‘IN FREIGHT RATE!   Are Preparing to Apply For Raise of At Least 25 Per Cent.   WOULD BE BORNE BY THE PUBLIC   President's Optimism As To Sat. isfactory Settlement of Wages Not General.

Increase Of Freight Rates At Least 25%   Increase A sHigh As 39 Per Cent Will Be Sought in Some Sections. Employees’ Demand for ~ Higher Wages Will Be Used As Lever age by Executives

RAILRUADS WILL ASK INCREASED FREIGHT RATES   hoost Of At Least 25 Pereent To Ke Requested Almost Immediately   AMOUNT REGARDED As MINIMUM NECESSARY   General Opinion Is That Rail way Emploves Will Receive Inerease In Tay

INCREASE IN WAGES FOR EMPLOYES MAY CAUSE APPLICATION TO EXCEED FIGURES.   INCREASE T0 CONSUMER WILL BE FIVE-FOLD THAT TO ROADS

TAILRUADS WILL AT ONCE DEMAND A / PER CENT FREIGHT RATE INCREASE   President Expresses Hope ‘that Rate and Wage Quegtions be Settled to Satisfaction of a]ll Parties

WOMEN VOTED FOR SAME REASONS AND IIRPACES AC MEA   Analysis of Election By VV. man Editor Shows the Result Was Unaffected   URGES ORGANIZATION   Vermont Women Show Little Interest While S. Dakota Women AH Vote”

Suffrage Leaders Analyze Re. cent Vote Cast in Nation By Women.   MORE EXPENDITURES FOR SCHOOLS FAVORED   Most Women Candidates De. feated—Large Proportion of Women Did Vote.

ANALYSIS OF WOMAN VOTE   Much Interesting Information _ Gathered in Some of the  Crucial States.   SWAYED BY SAME ! REASONS AS MEN   Had No Time to Organize for Independent Action, Miss Alice Pan! Ascarte.

WOMEN SWAYED BY SIMILAR REASONS   SUFFRAGIST SAYS SAME ISSUES ACTUATED THEM AS MEN.   Electton Did Not Reflect Attitude of Women on Issues Since They Hind No Voice in Making  en

GUOD ARTICLE OF BALL,      Tipton Defeated  Anderson fin “tine Score of 7 to 6 - 3S

GOOD ARTICLR OF BALA.   fipton Defeated Anderson in the score of 7 to G-

FARMERS WANT HIGH TARIFF   DESIRE EVERYTHING FROM PEA: NUTS TO WOOL PROTECTED—  — SOLID BEHIND TARIFF PRO GRAM OF REPUBLICANS.

Farm Bureau Federation Wants Protection Against Foreign Products.

FARMER ASK PROTECTION FOR PRANNETS   DEMAND TARIFFS COVERING EVERYTHING FROM PEANUTS TO WOOL

FOUR MEN FROM ICE: BOUND STEAMER GET TO SHORE: ASK HELI   Food and Fuel on Ship Held in Ice Nearly Exhausted.

‘$2 CASES -AT WATERLOO._   Hardy Mariners © Peril Ice To Get Aid For Comrades

FOUR SAILORS OF ICE-BOUND SHIP REACH SHORE   Had Perilous Trip Over the Ice on Lake Michigan for Distance of Six Miles,

Sailors Make Perilous Trip to Shore from ‘Ice — Jammed Lake Steamer

RS DD Se 7: aR: ae MAROONED ON UTNE IOK,      Votiricin Sailors “Are In Nanger Or°f Chieaero  Harlor. -

OPEN QUIZ INTO CAMPAIGN FUNL   Hitchcock Tells U. S. Senate investigating Body About Wood Expenditures.   LOWDEN’S FUND $404,985   L. L. Emmerson, Governor's Campaign Manager, Says “We Have Book Showing Receipts and Checks That Have Been lasued.”*

THE CAMPAIGN PROBI   SENATE COMMITTEE WAS BEGUN INVESTIGATION,   {ts First Day's Inquiry: Does Not Seem to Have Uncovered Any Very Bad Mare’s Nest.

NEW JERSEY SAWLARGEST SUMS SPENT   Hitchcock Can’t Give Total of General’s Fund; Johnsons $68,130.   WOOD’S TREASURERS © CALLED TO TESTIFY

Hitchcock Admits _ Taking a Part In Southern Contest   Witmess Tells Investigating Committee He Never “Set Up Contesting Delegation——Denies. Part i in Fight ° a In North Carolina -

Hitchcock Says Supporters Financed Own sane ~ In Several of States _

?  515,000 SPENT-FOR WOOD VOTES IN NEW JERSEY   ‘STARTS FOR HALIFAX, HITS WEST INDIES

CONTRIBUTIONS _ TO JOHNSON FUND TOTAL $68,13¢   Fignre Named in Investigation oi Pri. mary Campaign Expenses: Wood's _... Not Yet Made Knomy,

Hitchcock Details His Work With General Wood’s Campaign Drive.   SET UP NO- CONTESTS   No Details of Campaign Contributions Given; Contest In North Carolina.

WODD SUPPORTERS FINANCE CAMPAIE           Prank. Hitcheack, Campaign aren, Bivplatis Metlioddvad Raising Monoy   LOCAL PEOFLE PAY BILE:   SMALL AMOUNT PROM HE: QUARTERS, Hi SAYS:                Wood Organization Spoat #1508  tn New Jersey anal $12,500  Maryluid, Witness Tell   Benite Committee

AUTGHGOGK FlfaT WITNESS BEFORE SENATE PROBERS   Grilled by Committee Investi. gating Pre-Convention Expenses of Candidates.   chairman Kenyon Explains Nc Intention to Aid or Injure Any Man.

HITCHCOCK GIVES W000 CAMPAI OPE JOHNSON FUND LAR   Wood Manager Says He Die Not Have Much to Do With Finances But That State Organization Spent Their Own “Bunds in Most Cases.

WOOD'S MANAGER — BEFORE COMMITTEE   ‘TESTIFIES THAT THE MAJOR GENERAL SPENT $15,000 IN NEW JERSEY   (Hy United Press)

INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES STARTED TODAY   Frank M. Witehcack Was First Man Called Eefore Senate Jayestiztime Coniusaittec   IS CAMPAIGN MANAGER FOR GENERAL WOOD   Was Enable to Testify to the Expenditures Except in 2 General nt

GIVE DATA UN CAMPAIGN FUND   Managers for Wood and Lowde" Before Senate Body.   SHOW SOURCE OF DONATIONS

NEW JERSEY IS LARGEST COST MANAGER SAYS   Maryland Got $12,500 o Campaign Fund, Hitchcock Claims   POVERTY, JOHNSON CRY   TOTAL COST OF STUMPING IS NOT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, is TESTIMONY

HITCHCOCK IS CALLED FIRST; OTHERS FOLLOW   ———  He Says He Knows Noth ing Regarding Campaign Contributions   COMMITTEE TO PROBE CAMPAIGN OF EACI

"SPENT FOR Woo!   Frank Hitchcock Says, So Far  As He Knows, the Largest . Sum Spent j in Any State Was ~ $15,000 in New Jersey;

FELD MARSHAL OF WOOD DRIVE FIRST WITNESS   Asked to Tell Source of Funds in General’s Money Belt.

SENATE HEARS OF GOST OF THE WOOD CAMPAIGH   Expenses of Johnson are Also Told by the  Witnesses

Ful HITCHCOCK. ” FIRST WITNESS      Said He Knew’ Nothing . of Contributions: to’: - Wood’s Campaign .

WOOD CAMPAIGN MANAGER TELLS OF EXPENDITURES   Hitcheuck Suys, $15,000 Went to New  dersey, $12,000 to Matyland and  , $10,000 to Other States

Declaring He Had Insisted He Should Not Solicit Cash He Nevertheless Had Data on Laree Sums.   BIG APPROPRIATION WENT TO NEW JERSEY   Opposed Entering Primary Contest in Ohio, He Say: —Money.Now Is Almos Exhausted.

APENUITURED ut GEN. WOOD INVESTIGATEN   Frank M. Hitchcock, Cam. paign Manager, is First Cailed to Testify   315,000 LARGEST SUM SPENT IN SINGLE STATE   \LLOTMENT TO MOST STATE: WAS LESS THAN $10,000, HY  SAYS, SOME STATES GETTING NOTHING,

Hitchcock Tells Members That as Far as He Knew $15,000 Was Largest Sum Spent in Any State.   INVESTIGATORS REFERRED TO TWO TREASURERS FOR DATA

GENERAL WOUD SPENT $10,000 IN NEW JERSEY   Manager Hitchcock Before Senate Investigating * Committee.   TELLS OF CONTENTS OF CAMPAIGN BARREL   Witness Knew Little of the Source of Candidate's Contributions.

SENATE qULZ IN CAMPAIGN FUND 1S QN   Wood's Largest Expenditure $15,000 in New Jersey Fight F. H. Hitchcock, General’s Manager Tells Committee   Johnson Contributions Total Only $68,130; Money Pinch  . Often Felt, Angus McSween, Worker for Senator, Says

Wood’s Manager is First Witness In the Senate Campaign Investigation

HITCHSCGK BEFBRE SENATE COMMITTEE   WOOD'S FRIENDS SPENT. $15,000 IN NEW JERSE   GENERAL WOOO'S EXPENSES   In Michigan and ig York Gen _ Wood's State Friefids Financed the Campaigns Themselves,

F. H: HITCHCOCK © FIRST. WITNESS   Said:He: Knew. Nothing of.Cor ions to Wood's Campaign

MANAGER HITCHCOCK DENIES KNOWLEDGE   Senators Will Summon the Two Treasurers

HITCHCOCK DENIES ANOWS SUPPORTERS   CEN, WOOD’S MANAGER SAYS HE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH CASH   SPENT STSO00 IN NEW YORK   Over Twelve Thousand Dollars Spent Maryland, But Other States Had Their Own Campaign Money.

Oan Testify Only on Expen: ditures “in General Wood’s  Campaiagn.   MOST pte RAISED  THEIR OWN: FINANCES   He Opposed, ed Wood Campaign Figh ts "in Ohio and MHinois.

EXPENSES OF “WOOD CAMPAIGN   Hitchcock Says $15,000 Spent in New Jersey, $12,500 ir Maryland   Says Supporters “Financed . Their Own Campaign ir Their Own Way”

FOR VARIOUS PRESI. DENTIAL CANDI. DATES IN CAMPAIGNS  TeVasi Treat   Hitchcock Gives Wood Expenditures in New Jersey - and Maryland—Managers of General’s  ' Campaign Namod in Part. —

CAMPAIGN PROBE GETS UNDERWAY   Senate Hears Testimony from Leaders of Wood and Johnson Forces,   THE FIGURES ARE GIVEN

HITCHCOCK GIVES. WOOD CAMPAIN DOPE; ~ JOMNSON FUND LARGI   ‘Wood Manager Says He Did Not Have Much to Do With Finances But That State Organization Spent Their Own  “Bande in Moact Cages. 

MANAGERS OF BOTIL WOOD AND JOHNSON BOTH TESTIFIED   Total Amount Received for Senator Johnson Was $68,130 McSween Says   Hitchcock Says He Did Not Know What the Expenditure of Wood Had Been

GIVE DATA ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Managers for Wood and Lowden Before Senate Body.   SHOW SOURCE OF DONATIONS   Hitchcock Says Largest Sum Paid i Any State Was $15,000—I Hinois Governor's Fund Totals $404,984.78.

Frank M, Hitchcock, Manager for General Wood, Tells Where Money Was Uned.   TOTAY. AMOUNT SMALL OOMPARED TO WORK DONE   As the Campaigna Developed in the Several Stater It Became Necessary to Send Funds to Defray Expenses of the Primaries.

WOOD MAN TESTIFIES   Says Campaign Was Financed By General's Supporters.

Frank H. Hitchcock Says That Was Largest Sum in Any State He Knows About,   HE KEPT OUT OF FINANCES   Johnson’s Campaign Manager  Says $68,130 Has Been  Contributed.

WOOD'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER IS WITNESS BEFORE INVESTIGATION BUT DISCLOSES MIGHTY LITTLE

ANNONCED AMOUNT OF CAMPAIGN FUND   MANAGERS OF BOTIT WOOD AND JOHNSON BOTH TESTIFIED   CALLED  TREASURERS   Total Amount Received” for Sen: ator Johnson Was $68,130 MeSween Says      Hitchcock Says He Did Not Know What the Expenditure of Wood Had Been

HITCHCOCK IS NOT /FINANCTAL MANAGER   SAYS HE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT MONEY FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN.

ATCHCOGK CANT EXPLAIN EXPENRE   Manager of General Wood's Campaign First Witness Before Senate investigators; Doesn't Know Where Money Comes from; Poor Witness.

WOOD-CAMPAIGN -FUND IS SHOWN ENORMOUS   15.000 in. New Jevsey, B12: TM) - in Maryland, and 85,000 to 818, OOD in Other States. a

EXPENDITURES   Ky Tresidentlal Candidates Are Be Ing Investigated.

CALL MANAGER 10 GIVE” AGLOUNT OF EXPENSES INGURRED BY GENERAL   Hitchcock Asserts That $15,000 Was Used in New Jersey To Win Wood Vote But Some c Other States Got Nothing, 4

$25,000 CHECKS ARE BROUGHT OUT IN SENATE PROBE   “Supporters Finance Own Campaign,”’ Hitchcock Says.

OPEN QUIZ INTO CAMPAIGN FUND   Frank Hitchcock Tells Senate Investigating Committce About Expenditures. ~   NABLE TO EXPLAIN DETAILS   Largest Sum Spent in Any One State Was $15,000 In New Jersey—Maryland Was Next With $12,000 —Names Manager.

Eastern Manager for California Senator Lists Contributions with Straussberger’s Donation Largest

ONE OF WOOD'S MANAGERS FIRST WITNESS TODAY   But Hitcheock Says He —  Doesn’t Know Much About Funds

SENATE BEGINS INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   WOOD'S CAMPAIGN WANAGER TS FIRST WITNESS $15,000 WAS SENT TO NEW JERSEY   WOST STATES ALLOTWENT WAS “10,000 OR LESS SOME GoT NO@OTHNG

TODAYS MARKETS   NEW YORK COTTON, NEW YORK, Mareh 20.—Opening: May S7.80c; July 35.10¢.

WILL PROCLAIM . _ DANE REPUBLIC   Progressive e Parties to’ Re _ ply to. King’s :Dissolu” tion of Cabinet -

TO PROCLAIM DANE REPUBLIC      Progressive Parties Are Said to Make Threats as King Dissofves Cabinet.

SENATOR THOMAS ~ SEES DANGER IN DYE TARIFF BILL   Colarade Man Believes Attempt is fe ine Made ta Monmapalize Ameriman Marker   READS CONTKACT BETWEEN t. Ss. and PRITISAN FLEMS   Claims Organized Toterests Ave Back  of the Billings in Politivizns

GUOK COUNAES POWER IS CUT   Her Representation in Illi nois Assembly Reduced to 62.

COURT WILL DECIDE — ON CARRYING LIQUOF   QUESTION WILL AFFECT ALL HIP POCKET MEN

PANTS   CHICAGO FEDERAL COURT WANTS TO KNOW IF THEY ARE A VEHICLE TO CARRY BOOZE

Are a Man’s Trousers a  Vehicle? That’s the Poin!   Federal Officers Who Arrested a Chicago Bank _ President with a Pint “on His Hip” Maintain That Thev Are.

U.S. COURT TO DECIDE JE PANTS IS VEHICL   Chicago Bank Pre fésident.’ Ma: Have to Submit: to ‘Sale’ o Trousers in.Case,

ARE TROUSERS  ~ SAVEHICLE, IS . COURT QUERY    U. S. District Judge Must Decide Question, Arising From Flasks in Hip Pockets.

MEN—YOU ARE LIABLE TO LOSE ’EM   Pint on the Hip Converts Trousers Into “Vehicles,” Say Dry Agents Who Have Bank President Locked Up

ARE TROUSERS “VEHICLE”? ISSTE IN CASE OF MAN WHO HAD LIQUOR POCKETED

Trouser s Classed as Vehicle When Used to Vghtele “Téon the Hip’

CHICAGO BANK HEAD MAY LOOSE HIS PANTALOONS   Trousers Are Accuses of Being “Vehicle” for Booze.

ARE TROUSERS A VEHICLE Ih MEANING OF LAW   ‘Chicago Bank President is the  Principal in Test  Case.   HE TOTED HIS LIQUOR  IN HIS HIP POCKET   Offender Refused Bail for the Awful Offense By Government Agents.

HIP POCKET HIGHBALLS BAD   Chicago Barker Now Under : Arrest.   MAY SELL HIS PANTS   He Carried His Own Liquor anc Mixed Up His Own Drinks.

Ait PRES. THOMAS PANTS. A VERIGLE” HAG BOTTLE IN EM   LOTS OF FUN ENFORCING PROHIBITION ACT IN CHICAGO   CHICAGO BANK PRESIDENT MAY USE A BARREL   Took Bottle Out of His Pocket While in Cabaret and Officers Arrested Him, Charging His Pants Were a “Vehicle”

DR. KAPP QUITS; GERMAN “REDS” SEIZE BERLIN   Soviets Rule the Big Cities; Three Hundred Die in Battles.   GEN, SEECHT IN COMMAND    Kapp-Luettwitz Regime Yields to the  Radicals, Not the Ebert Governa ment—Reds Demand Russian   Alliance.

HED FORGE KAPP TO QUIT; oEIZE GE AMAN CAPITAL   Other Big Cities Are Ruled by the Soviet Government.   300 ARE KILLED IN BATTLES   General Von Seecht Takes Command of Troops as the So-Called New Regime Yields to the Radicals Demand Russian Alliance.

GETTING READY FOR YACHT RACE   SIR THOMAS LIPTON AND HIS “NAVY? ON JERSEY COAST.   HE WANTS THAT CUP   WILLING TO SPEND 4 MILLION FOR CHANCE OF WINNING.   This Is the Britisher's Fourth Tria and it Will Really Be a Won. der if He Fails,

MAYFIELD FREED BY COURTMARTIAL   ARMY OFFICER CLEAREO OF CHARGE FOLLOWING MOVE AGAINST EDITOR

MICCRAY, STAN FOR HIGHER TAXES   Democratic Nominee For Governor Enters Scott County Ang Attacks Opponent's Record

DEMOCRATS FAVOR TAX LAW APPEAL   DR.. M’CULLOSH, CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, OPPOSES CENT. RALIZED' CONTROL—ADDRESS AT SCOTTSBURG

HPCRAY VOICES APPROVAL OF THE GOODRICH TAX LAW   Democratic Party Stands Pledged to Repeal of Tax Law and Return to Local Self-Government.

 CONVENTION RECALLS LINCOLI   Sixty Years Ago Chicago Scene o Warm Fight When “Honest Abe” Won Republican Nomination

LINGOLN NOMINATED SIXTY YEARS AUG   EF. WOOD, CHECAGOAN, TAS RECORD OF FIRST CONVENTION.   WAS A STORMY SESSION   First &. 0, Po Weeting at Chicago in «1860 Held in Temporary Wooden Struetere Costing 5000,

Do You Wear  Small Sizes ?   Saturday and Monday Only   PANCAKE FLOUR.

LIVELY CONTEST OVER THE TUNE OF INDURSEMENT   Mixed-up Situation in Michigan Arouses Much Interest   Republican State Convention On In Micl gan

HODGSON DEFEATS LABOR CANDIDATE AS ST. PAUL MAYOR   MICHIGAN SOUABBLE BEGINS OVER DELEGATES’ INSTRUCTIONS

TAILORS ACT TO CUT PRICES   St, Louis Association Opens Four Co. operative Shops to Lower Cost of Clothing.

CUTS IN CLOTHING. ~ PROMISED BY HEAD   Of a New Concern Just Starting Up In St. Louis.

DENUNCIATION   To Democratic Party to Back League Covenant Made by Taft Today.

Saya His Treaty Polley Makes Hiss Play Part of, Great Ohetrasctiani=.

Taft Criticizes President Wilson’s Letter Regarding Support of Versailles Treat)

SHIPS IMPERILED 3Y NAVY FAILURE 10 CHANGE CODE   Sims Declares’ Early Troop Movements Known To Enemy.

SIMS TELLS HOW UNSAFECODE WAS AEAD BY GERMANS   ADMIRAL SHOWS HOW ENEMY WAS ABLE TO ATTACK FIRST CONVOY.

NAVY CODE WAS DLO AND UBS ATTACK GONVE)   Sailing of First U. S. Destroyers Known Early In Berlin, Says Sims.

GERMANS KNEW CODES USED BY AMERICAN NAVY      Admiral Sims Says Attacks Were Possible Because of Unsafe   Cables.

Admiral Sims Says Navy De partment Used ‘‘Unsafe Code.’’   TROOPS ‘“‘LUCKY”’ TO GET ACROSS SAFELY   Admiral Resumed His Testi. mony Béfore Senate Committee Today.

DANIELS PLACED SHIPS IN PERIL   Admiral Sims Tells of Danger: to Transports Because of Official Stubbornness.   IENEMY KNEW U. S. CODE

INFORMATION OF  TROUPOLONTYS POTALY GUARTED   ADMIRAL SMS DISCUSSES ANTI. QUATEP (O17 USED BY NAVY EARLY IN THE WAR,

GINS SAYS FOE  KNEW OLD CODE   Announcement of Sailing of -First Destroyer Printed in __ Berlin Early. .

SIMS SAYS FOE KNEW WHEN U.S: VESSELS LEF'!   Warned Department Enemy Could ‘Decipher ‘Secret’ Code.

KNEW OUR CODE!   SIMS CHARGES NAVY DE PARTMENT USED ANTIQUATED CODE.   CLAIMS ISSUED WARNING   Despite His Plea to Department Admiral Says the Navy Went On Using a Code the Germans Knew.

NAVY BLAMED BY O1MG FOR ATTACK ON TROOP SHIPS   Only Good Luck Brought First Convoy to Port, Admiral Says, in Telling of Department’s Unsafe Code.

‘Admiral Sims Says Berlin Intercepted U. S. Code And ‘Learned When Ships Sailed

OLD CODE USED BY NAVY DEPT. CAUSED ATTACK ON CONVOYS   Testified Others Knew of Movement of U. S. Before Officers.

SIMS TELLS HOW SUBMARINES WERE ABLE TO ATTACK   Says Navy Department Used Ob solete Code When Destroyers Sailed.

UNITED STATES CODE UNSAFE   Sailings of Troop Ships Published in German. Press Says Sims

UNSAFE CODE — _ WAS USED BY = > NAVYIN WAR   Germans Given Notice Of Ship Movements By The Use Of Old Code Instead Of Adopting Allies New Code   FIRST CONVOY CROSSED SAFELY THROUGH LUCK   Admiral Declares He Implorec Department Not To Senc Messages In Old Code; Warnings Disregarded

U. S.CODE WAS LINSAFE SAYS SIMS   Rear Admiral Deplores Fact He Was Not Consulted on Convey Systen. 

SAYS NAVY USED AN UNSAFE CODE KNOWN 10 FOES   Germany Knew of Sailing of First Convoy, Sims Says

GATHERING AT HASKELL   Indian Pupils Come in for Open.  ing of School Year

GATHERING AT HAS   Indian Pupils Come in for Opening of School Year

VILLA AGAIN STIRRING UP BROIL AIMED AT CARRANZA   Northern Bandit Gets Strong Armed Band Into Action   TRAIN GUARDS OF. COUNTRY DOUBLED   Chihuahua City Goal of Famous Bandit Chief’s Plans

Happy to Go to Jail to  . “Show Up Rottenness” nf Beenl Sehbanl System

POLES GAPTUAE MORE RUSSIANS   Deliver Attacks Along Northeast Front.

IN SINGLE DAY   Deliver Series of Blows On The Northeastern Front

Poles Captured Many Prisoner:   Poles Maude a Successful Attack On Ritssians Yesterday and ‘Take 8000  Pater ec oe ce: _

POLES CAPTURE 3300 RUSSIANS   SERIES OF SUCCESSFUL AT TACKS ON NORTHEAST‘ ERN FRONT.

MANY TEATILE MILLS BEING FORGED 70 GLOSE   On Account of Poor Transportation  Facilities, Inability to Obtain Haw  Materials and Strikes.

EASTERN PLANTS CLOSE   Lick of Busines, Canceltstlon 0 Onder aud Strikex Are Given aa the Rennena

SHOE AND TEXTILE PLANTS ARE ~ SHUTTING DOWN   Because of UWability to Obtain Ray : Materials, Strikes and other - Causes

MORE BIG MILLS IN NEW ENGLAND CLOS!   Poor Transportation And Sirikes Blamed For Added industrial Shutdown.

IMMSDIATE MOVING OF FREIGHT NEEDEI   BANKERS DECLARE ONLY ACTION  WILL REDUCE PRICES,   Relief of Strain on Country's Credtt System Will Come With Mowe ment of Piled Up Frelght.

BOOST RATE TO RELEASE FREIGHT CARS   Congestion Causes Solons Much Worry--Call Committees.

OF FREIGHT NECESSARY   Bankers Declare Strain on Nation’s Credit System Must Be Lifted   Increased Freight Rates Proposed as Remedy for Crisis

PRICE INFLATION CAN BE RELIEVED BY RATE INCREASE   BANKERS TE LE COMMERCE COM MISSI NCKEASED RAUL REN UE WILL MOVE  ‘OSMODITIES,             MUST UPBUILD RAIL CREDITS       Michigan Commis:  rss Men Appeal te oner Aishtor co Aid in w Cars to Relieve  s Dmpending Coal

CLEARING RAIL JAM HOPE FOR LOWER PRICES   BANKERS BEFORE I. C. C. URGE INCREASED FREIGHT RATES AS QUICKEST REMEDY

TRINITY VIGAR RAPS WAR HYNINS FOR CHUGH. USE   Who Would Sing “like ; Mighty Army Moves the Church?” He Asks.

Shippers Open Fight Against Billion Dollar Freight Rate Increase Demanded by Railways

SHIPPER BEGIN FIGHT AGING! RATE ADVANGE:   CROSS ~ EXAMINATION OF RAIL ROAD WITNESSES EXPECTED TO LAST THREE DAYS.

OUTLAW RAILMEN GIVEN SETBACK   Railroad Labor Board Refuses to Recognize Their Petiton for Higher Wages.

fe id re      Labor Board  Rejects Petition  Striking Switchmen Ask. : i ing’ Recognition.  Pes

DEMAND MUST BE “HEARD AT ONCE   Outlaw Switchmen Demand Adjustment of Wages Before Action is Taken’   ON EMPLOYE’S -RAISE   Notice was Served Today on Railroad Board—Are © Tired of Waiting

CUTLAW STRIKERS. ~ DEMAND HEARING   Tell Railway Labor © Board They Must ‘Be Considered. in Settlement.   RATE CONFERENCE JS ON   lL C. C, -Already--Has- Taken Hand in Directing Freight Movement,‘

~ WAGE PARLEY   Allowing Boosts Will Put Rates Up 60 Per Cent, Say Rail Men

VARDMEN DEMAND QUICK ACTION ON THER REQUESTS   REPRESENTATIVES OF 200,000 WORKERS DECLARE THEY SHOULD BE TAKEN CARE OF FIRST   PREDICT INCREASED RATES   Sixty Per Cent Eoost in Freight and Passenger Rates 2 Possibility —Union Leader Yearns for Government Control of Rails

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD TURNS ‘OUTLAWS’ DOWN   [REFUSED TO HEAR PETITION OF THE “RUMP" STRIKERS ON WAGE DEMANDS.   ‘Chairman Barton in Ruling on Pe.  tition Stated the Board Would Not Be Interfered With by Deval Associations.

WARSAW’S. FATE. INBALANCEAS FIGHTING LULLS   Reds _ “Gathering. Forces ‘for * French: Onslaught; Situation ’ Critical. Not Desnerate.

PATS OF WARSAW IN BALANCE.   hiteation of Poles Critical, Bet by Ne Means Desperate.

BOLSH FORCES MAKE ADVANCE UPON PERSIA   Follow Up Polish Successes With Thrust into South western Asia   CRISIS STILL GRAVE   UNEXPECTED MOVE BELIEVED Di. RECTED AGAINST BRITISH AND FRENCH EASTERN DOMAINS.

BREAK IN LEVEE LETS IN FLOOD UPON MUSCATINE   Thousands of Acres of Farn Land Inundated by Flood Waters of the Mississippi

MUSCATINE ISLAND LEVEE BREAKS; WATER POURS OVER LOWLANDS; MAY FLOOD CITY      Thousands of Hosnes Thivaitened: River Reaches High Stage At Clinton And Enters Factories

MUSCATINE LEVEE BREAKS IN: FL OD   Thousands of Acres’ Inundated, Man Power of City Is Mobilized.

FLOODS SWEEP OVER FARM LANI   One Thousand Acres Near Muscatine, Iowa, Inundated When Levy Breaks

MUSCATINE LEVEE BREAK THREATENS VAST. FARM AREA   20,000 Acres Will Be Covered by Three to 16 Feet of Water, Is Prediction. _  EFFORT TO SAVE CITY IS MADE BY BARRING SLOUGH.   Man Power Mobilized to Move ‘Families -to: Safety; Livestock Lost in Waves.

MUSCATINE LEVEE BREAKS AND FARM LANDS INUNDATED   Gap 300 Feet Wide and Roa of Water eHard for Miles Away.   Yast Lake Three te Sixteer Feet In Depth Covers 20,000 Acres.

FLOOD WATERS MENACE HOMES   Levee Breaks in lowa, In undating 2000 Acres Near Muscatine

BREAK IN LEVEE FLOODS BIG ARE   South Muscatine Also Is ‘Threatened.

SUFFRAGISTS TO PROTEST ACTION OF DELAWARE   5,000 Women Will Storm Re publican Convention in Chicago.

TEE HEE! OUFFS TO FL 70) CHI AND HEGKLE THE HEPUBLIGAN CANBENTIAE

MILITANT SUF DEMAND ACTION   Will Stage Demonstration at G. 0. P. Convention Tuesday to Get It.

TEE HEE! OUFFS TO FLY TO GHI AND HECKLE THE REPUBLICAN GONVENTIO

TRAVEL 10 EUROPE GREATER THAN EVE   Steamship Companies Report  Bookings Filled Until the Middle of Angust—Immigration   Picking Up.

AMERICANS TOUR GERMANY   Visitors From the United States Lead in Number From the Former Foe Natiana.

MARCH 7-14 DESIGNATED AS TEACHERS’ WEEK IN INDIANA   Proclamation of Governor Calls Attention to Searcity of Instructors in This State.

CHICAGO IS MENAGED “BY BIG GAS STRIK   Walkout Threatening Every Home and Industry in City Called for Late Today,   WORKMEN BEMAND RAISE

STRIKE THREATENS CHICAGO GAS SUPPLY   y t 2,500 Emplayes of Chicago Gas Plant Called To Strike at 5 O'clock This Evening.

SENATE WILL ACT HAST 1S BELIEF   Attention Today Turns to Proceedure of Legislature on Suffrage Amend-. ment in Session Friday.

SPECIAL SESSION IS CALLED FOR FRIDA   Indiana Legislatune Will Convene to Raify Woman's Suffrage Amendment.

RESOLUTION OF PEACE IS UP INHOUSE   DECLARATION THAT WAR IS AT END INTRODUCED TOBAY

DEATHS FOLLOW -AWILD JOY RIDE ~IN-WINDY GMM   Drink and Exposure Cause of “Death of Actresses Ia. - _ _ Chicago Park,   MEN . COMPANIONS FOUND:   No Poison Found—Believed the’ ~ Whole Story Will Be Known  "In Next Few Hours,

TWO CONFESS TO POLICE IN DEATHS OF PRETTY ACTRESSES   No Poison Is Found—Women Must Have Died Fron Alcohol and Exposure— —Visited Numerous Cae harets Bcfore Death Lark,

AMEASOADOR DAVIS WILL ETURN TO ENGLISH POST   May Depart Before Presidential Election In November.

RETURNS TO LONDON,   American Ambassador to Great Britmien fhe Wiate Bice. :

RETURNS TO LONDON.   American Ambassador to Great Britnin tin VUleit BHoame.

LOS ANGELES QUIET AFTER THREE SHOCKS   Timid Citizens Sleep Ou Of Doors Following Quakes.

L0s ANGELES  RESTS EASIER AFTER QUAKES   Many People Slept Qut.of Doors Las  Night on Camp Cots In Vacaut Lots Following Shocks’ 

OVER EARTHOUAKE   No Great Damage Done tho Total Loss and Small Injuries Will Run Big; City Sleeps Out of Doors Last Night Business as Usual Today. “

IRETAKE TOWN FROM -REDS   Czechs and Remnants of Ati-Russian Ferce Win Back Cherem=. keva, Siberia:

RETAKE TOWN FROM REDS   Czechs and Remnants of All-Russian ‘ Force Win Back Cherem. kova, Siberia.

ONE BORN EACH MINUTE   Strangers in Town Buy Omaha's Tall Buildings

o,UU WUD  Abts OPEh  Wich WLS WGN) NAME   Disposal of Measure Leaves ihe Way Open for. Treaty Action   NEW RESERVATIONS ARE SUBMITTED   Modifications Do Not Agree With Democrats’ Draft in Committee

OIL LAND LEASING BILL ENACTMENT COMPLETED   Measure Providing for Development o: _ Government Owned Mineral Land . Goes to President

OIL LAND BILL IS PASSED    Provides for . Leasing: of Government “Owned Mineral. Lands. 

OIL CAND CEASE BIL ENACTED BY GONGRtES NOW oP TO PRESENT   SENATE ADOPTS CONFERENCE RE PORT ON MEASURE AND LEGISLATION IS COMPLETE,

GOVT. OIL LAND LEASING BILL WAS ADOPTED   Senate Conference Report i: Favorable and Bill Now Goes to President—Ends a Ten-Year Fight.

QIL-LEASING BILL PASSED   Senate Approves Conference Report— Ten Years’ Fiaht Ends.

THE SENATE AND HOUSE ADAPTED THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON ARMY-NAVY BEL

GOVERNMENT OLE; LANDS CAN: NOW BE DEVELOPED. :   Law Is of Speclal Benefit to Alax ka- Vis Passige Ends a Ten * ear Fight.

SEVERAL STATES T0 GET ROAD BUILDING MACHINE:   Passes Bill Distributing War Machinery—Speech by Congressman Harrison

SENATE PASSES LEASING BILL.   Pracament of Measure Completed With Adoption of Report,

JAPAN IS DENOUNCED    Korea~ Provisional President  Tells of “Reforms”

JAPAN FOR PRETENGE OF REFORM IN KORES   Presents One Face to Wester:  World and Another East,  Charge of Korean.

TEST F. T. C.: POWER   COAL COMPANY QUESTIONS ITS RIGHT TO TRADE SECRETS.    it Wasts to Know it it Must Open ity Books, to the Fed Trade Commission.

SUIT TO TEST POWERS OF TRADE COMMISSION   ‘Proceedings Brought in Supreme Court of District of  Columbia.   INJUNCTION IS ASKED FOR   Coal Company Would Ascertain How Far Government May Go in Opening Books.

FRIENDLY SUIT IS FILED   ‘OHIO COAL COMPANY TO TEST _ TRADE COMMISSION'S POWER.   Official Announcement Says Move te in No Way an Attack on the Body.

POWERS. OF FEDERALS _ COMMISSION ON TRIA   Coal Companies ‘Want to Endw ‘How Far Trade Commission Can Supervise Business.   SAY IT’S A FRIENDLY SUIT

TEST POWERS _ OF COMMISSION   Believed Authority Ha: Been Exceeded in Calling for Reports

Coal Company Files Suit to Test   Powers: of Federal. Trade Commission ‘Requiring Information of Corporations

THINK COMPASSION EXCEEDED POWERS   Suit Started to Define Limitations.

OF TRADE BOARL   Coal Company Asks Commission Be Restrained From Requiring Reports Showing Its Financial Condition.

FILE SUIT TO TEST POWERS: OF COMMISSION   Actions of Trade Commis. sion Questioned by Coal Company in Supreme Court Suit

SUES TO LEARN FEDERAL RIGHT   Trade Commission Made Defendant in Action of Coal Association.   EXCESS OF AUTHORITY

TEST FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION POWER   Suit Instituted Before the D. C. Supreme Court by Maynard Coal Compeny of Ohio. . =:

“HOW MUCH OF YOUR  BUSINESS IS PRIVATE?   . ca Suit Brought to Test Powers of Gov. ernment Commission,

UOAL CO. WILL GUARD SECRETS 10 BITTER END   Is Seeking to Enjoin the Nosey Federal Trade Commission.   SUIT FILED IN THE 8. C. SUPREME COURT   National Coal Association Stands Back of the Injunction.

SUIT BROUGHT TO TEST TRADE BOARD   Big Ohio Coal Company Aitacks Federal Trad Board,   Ask Injunction Against Rule Requiring Report _: Business—Butter. ine Firms Called Unfair,

Federal Trade Commission Haled Be. for Federal Tribunal by East~ ern Firm.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION'S POWER BOUBTED   FRIENDLY SUIT STARTED Tl TEST ITS JURISDICTION OVER INFORMATION.

Fikes oUil 1D TEST AUTH  OF GOVERNMENT   POWER OF TRADE COMMISSION TO SECURE BUSINESS REPORTS IS CONTESTED.

FRIENDLY SUIT   Proceedings — Started  By Ohio Coal Co. to Get Ruling.

TANDE BOARD WILL BEL A GOURT TEST   COAL COMPANY ENTERS 4 SUIT TO TEST POWER OF TRADE COMMISSION   SUIT IN FRIENDLY PIRI]   National Coal Association to De. termine Just How Far Com. mission May Go in Controlling Business.

ACTION IS BEGUN TO TEST POWERS OF TRADE COMMISSION   Authority Execeded in Requir ing Reports, of Coal Operators.   FIRST OF SEVERAL SUITS

WILL TEST POWERS TRADE COMMISSION   Coal Company Files Suit Tc Determine Rights Against Orders.

Tested In Suit Filed By Maynard Coal Company  No Attack On Commis sion As Actions Are Rslar- % Restandle

The National Coal Association Launches Action to Test Powers of Commission

Seven Women Are Members 0 Executive Committee to Help Elect Harding   HONOR MRS. HARRIET UPTON   Senator Harding Approves List As Compiled By His Committee Chairman

WOMEN ASSIGNED PROMINENT PLACES   GIVEN THIRD OF POSITIONS 0? REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE   SUFFS ARE AFTER HARDING   Say They Hold Nominee Responsible: for “Party’s Inaction’-—R. RB. Howell Appointed,

GALVESTON WATER: ~ FRONT IS-SCENE OF _.” DISASTROUS BLAZE   Pier is Destroyed by Fire, ‘Together With Cotton Plant, © Cars and Steamer   HUGE SUPPLY OF COTTON: "WS REPORTED DESTROYEL   Loss Expected to Exceed Two Million: Deliars

52,400,000 L066, GALVESTON FIRE   Pier and Its Contents as Well as’ One Steamer Burned in Blaze.   #0 MEN ARE OVERCOME

NARNING 1S  JGNORED BY POLE: MUG DAMAGE CLE   Blaze Originating in Sulphur Bins Sweeps Piers, Burns Ship   3500 BALES OF COTTON DESTROYED   Total Losses Will Exceed $2,000,000, Officials in Galveston Say

ALVESTOR WATE HUNT SWEPT BY HSAST RUNS FIRE   Blaze Starting in Sulphur Bins Spreads to Pier. Steamship and Cotton Plant—Loss May Reach $3,000,000.

MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE   3500 Bales of Cotton. Pier and Shit Destroyed in Galveston Harbor.

BLAZE CAUSE “OF AUGE Lo IN GALVESTON   ‘Fumes From Burning Brimstone Strike Down Firemen i at Docks in Texas   DEPARTMENT CHIEF RECEIVES “WARNING   Damage Will Exceed Two Million Dollars, Say Early Estimates: of Owners

Condition of Cardinal — Gibbons Officially Reported As “Varying”

CARDINAL GIBBONS ILL   ‘Statement Says Condition Is Not Seri. ous, However,

CARDINAL'S CONDITION   Amiouncement Issted Over Nume of Bishop Carrigan

SENATOR LODGE IS WINNER   Unpledged Delegation to Go to Chicago From Massachusetts.

BLUEBEARD BURIED MISS DELONEY ALIVE   Rexton Woman Declares She Wara in Ircland at Time of Demon-~

PAY MORE FOR 1920 COAL   Bill for First Nine Months Is $97,026, 624 More Than for Same Months in 1919,

RAILROADS’ COAL BILL MUCH HIGHER THIS. YEAE   ‘Increases in Both, Price and.  Consumption Shown by the  Commissign’s Report

INCREASE IN COAL BILE FOR YEAR JUST CLOSING WAS A TREMENDOUS SUM

MEASURE HITS AT REDS; BARS AGITATORS   Act Making America Safe for Americans Signed by the President.   RUSHED THROUGH CONGRESS   Commissioner of Immigration Caminett! Takes Personal Charge of the Measure During Closing Hours of the Sessicn.   Use Water Sparinoly.

BILL HITS REDS; BARS AGITATORS   Act Making America Safe for Americans Signed by the _ “President.   RUSHED THROUGH CONGRESS   Commissioner cf tmmigration Caminetti Takes Personal Charge of the Measure During Closing Hours of the Session.

NEW LAW HITS AEDS INTHE U.S   Bill to Make America Safe for Americans Passes.   SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT   Act Is Rushed Through Congress In Clesing Hours Under Personal Charge of Commissioner of Immigration Caminetti.

 Threaten To Withdraw I Germany Is Permitted Admission.  nes   MATTER IS SETTLED   ‘Believe Subject Will Not \ Be Considered At Ses  sion.

THREATENS TO WITHDRAW FROM THE ASSEMBL\   DEMAND THAT ADMISSION GERMANY BE DELAYED FOR SIX MONTHS.   AGREES T0 ) ADMISSION OF HER OTHER ENEMIES

DIES FROM INJURIES   4 = i WILLIAM. .REINTS FAILS  ‘TC “RALLY. AFTER ACCIDENT .   STRUCK BY AUTO AT CROSSING   Young Man. Has: Skull Fractured by ‘Being, Knocked “Down by Car . Driven by ©. Muth, of Ireton —Wap tn. Poor Health Before Accident.

DIES FROM INJURIES   WILLIAM REINTS FAILS TO RALLY AFTER ACCIDENT   STRUCK BY AUTO AT CROSSING   Young Man Has Skull Fractured by Being Knocked Down by Cal Driven by C, Muth, of Ireton.—Was in Poor Health Before Accident.

FINAL WARNING IS. GIVEN TO SLACKERS   DOUBTFUL DRAFT REGISTRANTS URGED TO WRITE THE ADJUTANT GENERAL. ‘

1,250 CHICAGO FIREMEN SEND RESIGNATIONS   Mayor Thompson Tells Delegation That City is Unable to Meet Demands.

NO REVENUE cays CHICAGO MAYO   Tells Firemen He Sympathizes  With Them But Wage In crease Is Impossible.

1,600CHICAGO ~~ FIREMEN QUIT   No Increased Pay Jn Sight; The Mer .. Walk. Gat

FIREMEN AT CHICAGO RESIG)}   Serve Notice On Head of Department Intention to Quit.

VEW S'EPPRAGE CAMPATEN.   Women Will Try to Win Over Gow. ernor of Connecticet.

SUFFRAGISTS IN NEW DRIVE   “Flying Squadron," Recruited Fror Various States, Opens Campaign to Win Connecticut.

LEGION MAKES WAR ——.QN-ALL SWINDLERS   STARTS CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT MULCTING OF RELATIVES OF SERVICE MEN

CHICAGO EMPLOYES OF EXPRESS COMPANY STRIKI   2000 of the 2600 Employes Leave Theiv Jobs Becsuse Wage Deminds are Nct Gi anted

MORE Mw, FEWER JOBS   VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON DECLINE   Unemploay ment Increasing. East Hardest Hit. Middle West Feels Blow.

MORE MEN THAN JOBS   SURVEY SHOWS UNEMPLOY. MENT STILL INCREASING   LABOR SCARCITY ENDS   Workmen Attracted To Industrial Centers Returning Home

UNEMPLOYMENT. IS INCREASING IN THE MID-WEST   Labor Scarcity Has Vantsned. 60 Per Cont in Building Trades Are Out of Work,

NEWYORK REDS COME QUT BOLOLY IN THEIR DEMAND FOR NEW FORM   NEW YORK SPEAKER ANSWERS NOTE FROM CHARLES FE. HUGHES   SHOULD WITHHOLD JUDGMENT —GOVERNOR SAYS ASSEMBLY WENT T00 FAR AND BORAH GETS RILED OVER ACTION OUSTING REDS

NEWYORK ACT fO GHALLENGE TOSOGHALISTS   Suspension by Assembly Is a Part of the Program Outlined by Congress,  Says State Senator Lusk.   THEIR FITNESS QUESTIONE   Several United States Senators in Speeches Condemn Action as Invit ing Revolution Here.

ZIONIST CONGRESS.» NAMES COMMITTEES   Confusion of Tongues fesponsible for Short Disturbance, Say Delegates

FILES ARE OFFERED TO SENATE PROBER’   TREASURER OF LEAGUE. TC ENFORCE PEACE ATTACKS SENATOR REED.

LIBERAL SUPPLY GF OIL ESSENTIAL 10 AMERICAN - MARINE      SECRETARY OF INTERIOR LANE SAYS SUPPLY OF PETROLE UM MUST BE WARGELY  JACREASED ° OT

G.0.P. VICTORY COST $3,416,000   BUT THIS SUM WAS NOT COLLECTED AND CAMPAIGN LEFT DEFICIT

MORE THAN MILLION IN HOLE   Republican Campaign Committee Faces Deficit of 81.2350,000.

4.870 MILE TRIP [NTO ALASKA ARRANGED   Tentative Plans Just Arranged By American Fiving Cieb

NEW YORK-ALASKA AIR RACE   Pentative Pians Are Made for Transcontinental Trip to Be  Ron This tear.

FLYING GLUB PLANS GREAT AIR RACE   Calls For Flight Between New York and Nome, Alaska,

 Matinee every Saturday at Gem, at 2:30. Children 5c,  Adults 15c.   15 per cent off on ail ladies spring coats; all new styles.—Brennan & Davis.

15 per cent off on ail ladies spring coats; all new styles.—Brennan & Tiavic.

POLAND ARE UNDEVELOPED   POSSESSIONS OF UNITED STATES HAVE GREAT NATURAL RESOURCES

PALIPIRES FD WEY   Unless American Capital Can Be I lerasted {n Insular Possessions, Development Will Be Retarded

NEED CAPITAL TO DEVELOPE POSSESSIONS   Insular Possessions have Rich Resources Awaiting Development.

NEED MONEY TO DEVELOP POSSESSION   Lack of American Capital Pre. vents Much Needed Develop: ment In Insular Property.

REGISTER PROTEST AGAINST JOHN BULI   Labor Member of Committee of One Hundred Finds Fault With England.

WOULD STOP ALL IMMIGRATION AT PRESENT TIME   Action Held Necessary by Sen ator King to Halt Radicals

MAY STOP IMMIGRATION  WHILE CONGRESS EXAMINES Tw The Assoaclieatead Pree

RAISE SCHOOL STANDARD   Teachers Are Better Trained and Show It in Results —

INTREPID AMERICAN FLYER WITH POLES SINKS SOVIET TROOP SHIP SINGLEHANDED

The Gate tor New Discussions Is Opened Dy the Allies’ Latest  P . SoSH RNe May Te Gea a BEM E NG

NEW DISCUSSIONS OVERWAR GUILTY   New Allied Note Prepared in London Opens Gate For Prolonging the Sub. ject--May Be Tried in Absentia.   Honest Criticism Is Good For the Countr   Yet Americans Can Not Withstand Adverse Kind Is the Statement of Rear-Admiral Sims.

HAMON FUNERAL ATTENDED BY MANY NOTABLES   Prominent Men and Women C; State and Nation Attend   Service Suspended On Hamon  Railroads

ERAL YORAY.     HAMON   rains WL Stan On SOklaliamn ' Railroad Darin Munerul. s

“HAMONN FPPNERAL TODAY.   Crominent Men And Women of Okfahomna To Attend,

FARM CONGRESS URGED 10 FIGHT FOR -PRODUCERS   ISpeakers Advise Organization Of All Food Stull Pro. - ducers

UNIONIZE AND ELIMINATE MIDDLEMAN, FARMERS ADVISED AT BUREAN MEET

UNGE ORGANIZATION ON INTENSIVE SCALE      Reynolds Tells What Illi  nois is Doing.

FARMERS DEMAND ECONOMIC JUSTICE   NO SPECIAL PRIVILEGES BEING SOUGHT BY AMERICAN FARMERS.

URGE FARMERS TO WORK TOGETHER   Intensive. Fight Must Be Made to Obtain Eco. nomic Justice, Is Appeal.

\Sky-High Prices Will Greet  G.O.P. Delegates in Chicago   Visitors to Republican Convention to Find “Windy City” Mansions Open for “Consideration.”

CHICAGO TO GREET BOP LIES WITH HIeH BRIere   Over Three Million Dollars Will Change Hands During Con- / vention Week.

PRESENT REVENUE AND TARIFF LAWS MUST CONTINUE   WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE! OPPOSE TO INCREASE OF INCOME TAX RATES

TWO MEN FOUND DEAD.   Victims of Gax Fumes Perish In Hotel at Wichita Falls. 5

GONFERENGE \ CETTE pie  wid mie   Repre entative of  Lonsshoremen's Unien and Steamship Coninas Jes Wiil Meet With Secretary Labor.

CALLS CONFERENCE IN LONGSHOREMEN’S STRIKE      Secretary of Labor Seeks to Bring About Settlement in Walkout Tying Up Atlantic Shipping

GERMANS DENY THEY USED THE BIG STICK   : Say the French Idea That Disarmament of Bavarians Is ta Be Refused, Is Absurd.

BERLIN DENIES {7 SWUNG BIG STICK   German Government Denie: French Charge of Trying to Frighten Allies.

APPROVE NEW GUARD UNITS   War Department Acts on Orgamization of Illinois Regiments.

AUTHORIZE NEW GUARD UNITS   War Department at Washington Acts on Organization for Illinois Regiments.

CONT ROLLING INT. EREST IN OLDEST BANK IN" THE cIEY SOLD THIS AFTERNOON   INVOLVES FIFTY-FIVE PER CENT OF GAPITAL STOCK      ke ey) Well Known Banker, Will: B scome PresiUnder New Ownership and all. ‘Other     dent of the Ban “Officials ‘will Retain Their Positions. .—

WOLFEARTH SELLS BANK INTEREST   CONTROLLING INTEREST IN OLDEST BANK IN THE CITY SOLD THIS AFTERNOON =   (WV VES EIETY-FIVE -PER GENT OF CAPITAL STOCK   France Baker of Lockney, Well Known Banker, Will Become President of thé Bank Under New Ownership and all Other Officials with Retain Their Positions

mG a I RAIDED A GAME   , Six Men ‘Paid Fines in Police Court This Morning

BERGER CASE. AGAIN DELAYEL   Another Continuance is Ob_ tained Before the Court _ of Appeals

PLAN TO REVIVE DEBATING STARTS DEMURRER CLU   Prof. C. A. Snow Assista in Organ ization at Meeting of Club Yes terday Afternoon.   PROMINENT MEN MAY SPEAK

TO REVIVE DEBATING   Demurrer Club Will Hold Meeting at 4:30 This Afternoon,

ANTI-LEAGUE AND ESCH BILL PLANKS ARE HIS PLATFORN   Asserts that La Follette Support_ ers Owe no Allegiance to Party After Morgan Break   a a —  DECLARES LENROOT FOR THE LEAGUE OF PEACE      Says Anti-League Vote’ Has na Chance Unless He Runs

THOMPSON FILES FOR SENATE CANDIDAC’   WILL RUN INDEPENDENT AGAINST LENROOT; PAPERS FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE HULL.

. 0. FORD ATTENDS RADICAL MEETINGS WHILE STATED BUSINESS NEGLECTED   BRIEF IN DUNN CASE HAS BEEN COMPLETED FOR MORE THAN TWO WEERS BUT HAS NOT YET BEEN FILED—GOVERNOR ASKS FORD CAUSE OF DELAY. GETS NO REPLY.

FORD HOLDS UP DUNN 3 APPEAL WITH NO ACTION   Meanwhile Defendant Goes About His Business Unmolested, While Attor ney General Is Active in Own Behalf.   REMINDED BY GOVERNOR   Under the Rules, Says Ex ecutive, Case Should Have Been at Issue Long Ago. Urges No More Delays Be Permitted.

League Award to Poland _ Causes Lithuania to Lose Interest in Plebiscite

LANSING LETTERS PUT INTO RECORD ' BY U.S. SENATORS   Baker Withholds Comment on Washington Break.

Esperanza Comes to Grie} , as Her Huli Is Punc“tured and Flooded   STEAMER TYEE [4 BI  f  TRESS

WARN TINEA REANIINA  POG oe Me Loy  OFF MEXIGIN COAST; NO ALARM. 15 FEL

AMMUNITION AND JAP WAR SrlP CAME AT THE SAME TIME      Cruiser Apparently Escorted the Vessel Bearing War Material Which Had Been Bought In Japan.

AMMUNITION ARRIVES IN MEXICO WITH WAR VESSE!   Japanese Crater Said to Have Ace compani¢d ship to Masnzanilio Sub-Conunittee Henra,

Large Shipment. ‘of Ammunition from Japan. is. Re‘port Received by Senate ‘Committee Investigating.

JAPANESE ARMS FOR MEXICO   Steamer Bearing Arms and - Japanese Warship Arrive  Simultanecusly   Senate Committee Gets Re port Federal Forces Now Well Equipved

 Ammunition for  Carranza Government   Reecived Shaullancously With the Arrival’ of the Japanese Cruiser Yakima,

FEDERATION OF LABOR 'WIPES OUT COLOR LINE   Warns Affiliated Unions Negro Workers Must Be Given Equal Richt: With White Men

LABOR WIPES OUT THE COLOR LINE   American Federation Says the Negroes Shall Have Equal Membership.

Labor Federation Demands that. Ne groes Be Given Equal Consideration With Whites,

Labor Convention san Nearly Breaks Up ; In Bie “Race War   Negra Is Votcd Right to Sime Mem bership us Wire

COLOR LINE WIPED OUT BY FEDERATION   Affiliated Unions Warned That Negro Workers Must be Given Full and Equal Membership With White Men

BLAGKS WILL HAVE EQUAL PRIVILEGES IN LABOR UNIONS   “COLOR LINE” IS WIPED OUT AT CONVENTION FOLLOWING STORMY SESSION.

NEGRO 1S GIVEN ~ AN EQUAL VOIGE      Action of Federation of. Labor Comes at the End: of Stormy Session   RACE WAR - THREATENED   Colored Freight Handlers and Station Employes to. Get Full Membership

COLOR LINE IS WIPED OUT BY LABOR MEETING   Railway Clerks Requested to Admit Negroes in  Their Union.

Americas Federation of Labor Pots« Bleck and White On an Pawalits.

LABOR UNICNS MUST ADMIT NEGROES   Federation of Labor Would Wipe Gut the Goior Line,

‘YE MODERN METHOD   Old Fashion way of Making Spellers Goes Ints Discard.

DROP SPELLERS As USELESS   School Authorities Want Text Books of Common Sense

W'CRAY NAMES MISS BUSH AS SECRETAR'   Governor-Elect Picks Woman Lon; Associated With Him In Business Affairs

PRESSURE OF BUSINESS GAUES SEL, COLBY 10 POSTPONE HIS JQUANE'   WILL LEAVE TUESDAY OR WED NESDAY ON OFFICIAL VISIT TO SOUTH AMERICA,

BUSINESS DELAYS SECRETARY COLBY   Won’t Be Able to Start To. morrow. —

COLBY'S TRIP _ DELAYED 2 DAYS   Press of Business in De- partment:Is Said to - Be the ause

OFF RIGHT TRACK SHOULD GET BACK   Harding Declares This ls Suprem  Task Now and Then   Plays Golf Game

HARDING WANTS U. 9. TO GET BACK ON ROAL   Says America Has Been on z Detour and it is Time Now To Get Right.

Nominee Declares That to Get “Back on The Right track’ is Supreme Problem Facing World’’——-Makes First Address Away From Marion Since Campaign Started.

GETTING BACK ON RIGHT TRACK IS WORLD PROBLEM   Supreme Question Confronting Al Nations. Declares Senator Harding in Address.

“GET BACK ON RIGHT TRACK” SAYS HARDING   JUST AS MUCH MENACE NOW AS IN THE WAR, HE SAYS.

WOULD GET BACK ON RIGHT TRAGK'   Supreme Problem Facing World Says Harding  JUST AS MUCH MENACE   In World Today as There Wa: in Turbulance of War He De. clares—Address at Birth. day Gathering in Honor of Brother—-Mrs. Harding Gets Into Politics

o FIRST OPEEGH OUTSIDE MARION   Harding Speaks at Brother’: Birthday Party in Washington, Ohio.

ARMISTICE OMY AFFAIH DETAILED BY MAN IN KHAKI   Mayes Tells About Flying Bullets and Havoc They Wrought.   To Show That It Was a De liberate Attack on Marching Patrols.

EX-SOLDIERS IN  UNIFORM TELL OF ARMISTICE DAY MURDERS   Called to Show That Attack Was Result of Piot.   VOLLEYS FROM ALL DIRECTIONS   Witness Tells of the Death of One of  Victims.

PREPARE 10 AVERT STRIKE OF RAIL MEN   Officials in England Be lieve Tie-up of Lines  Can Be Averted.

LLOYD GEORGE GIVES NO INDICATION THAT BRITAIN WILL WEAKEN   His Action on Ultimatum of Rail Men is Awaited.

NATIONAL CALL MAY BE ISSUED IN COAL STRIKE      MINES BEING KEPT IN TEM PORARY OPERATION BY  SPECIAL FORCES.   ‘ACTION WOULD RENDER  PITS TOTALLY USELESS

Government Circles Optimistic Over Presentation of Opportunity for Negotiation before Serious Trouble Breaks

STRIKE MAY EXTEND   Withdrawal of All Labor from British Mines In Asked.

REVOLUTION : FRANK TALK OF UNIONISTS   Government Meets Big Strike Threat by Clearing Decks for Action, Arranging to Use Military, Ration Supply   ‘Radical Element in Saddle in Labor Congress Backs Up the Railway and Transport   Workers to Force Decision

MOVE TO DISMISS RHODE ISLAND BILL VS. PROHIE   Supreme Court Agreed to Advance Cases From Ohio Court's Anent Referendum

SAL Of  ~ARODE SAND ~——CASEIS ASKED   BILL ATTACKING VALIDITY OF PROHIBITION IS ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT.

ATTEMPT TO DOWN LIQUOR SUIT   Government Moves Supreme Court to Dismiss Bill

LITTLE RHODY'S BILL TO KILL PROHIBITION   ARGUMENT IN SUPREME COURT TODAY—GOVERNMENT MOVES TO DISMISS BILL

GOVERNMENT ASKS COURT 10 DISMISS RHODE ISLAND CASE   VALIDIEY OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION WILL NOT BE ARGUED UNYL IN MARCH      EXPECT LONG LEGAL FIGHT   Constitutional Prohibition May Not Reet on Secure Foundations for Two Years—No Tilting of Lid is Looked For

Government Asks Dismissal of Rhode Island Suit to Test Constitutional Prohibition

GOVERNMENT WOULD DISMISS THER  RIT]   WAS FILED IN SUPREME COURT ATTACKING VALIDITY OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION.   Argument Cannot Be Made Until in March as the Attorneys For the State Are Not Ready, It  Is Reported.

COURT MOVES TO. _ DISMISS RHODE ISLAND'S BILL   Appeal From Ohio Courts, Expectec to Determine Whether Constitutional. Prohibition Will Stand Advanced to March ,

ARGUMENTS IN RHODE ISLAND  BILL ATTACKING VALIDITY OF ~~ AMENDMENT MAY END FIGHT   Supreme. Court Agrees to Ad vance Appeals From Ohio  on Referendum Decision  DIf LEAAL DRIVE rapMINe   BIG LEGAL DRIVE FORMING

PROHIBITION - — IS STILL A BIG ISSUR    Government, Moved Teday to Dismiss “Rhode Ystund’s Wilk At Validity of Coustit  Dey Liew,

SUPREME COURT FIVES THE [AY      When Prohibition Cases, Including Ones-from Ohio and Rhode Island, Jen Be Argued.

RHODE ISLAND'S SUIT ANSWERED BY GOVERNMENT   Two Year Fight Over Prohibition Predicted---Many -Angics To Litigation   'WORD ‘CONCURRENT’ WETS’ CHIEF HOPE

EVEN FLORIDA FLOPS,   St, Petersburgh Gocs Republican for First Time In History.

PARIS COTTON MARKET.   Receipts Friday 8 bales Middling 138 cents  Strict Middling 14 cents Cottonseed $15 per ton.

COTTON RALLIES — IN LATE WEEK   Losses Sustained During First Of Week are Partially  Recovered

PARIS COTTON MARKET.   Receipts Monday, none, Middling, 13% vents.  Strict middling, 141, cents. Cottonseed, $15 per ton.

REV. WESLEY MAZE DEAD.   Mell Known in Sharpsville Com Munity Where He Was Born.

D’ Annunzio Says He Will Fight to Ena   'Poet-Soldier Defies Italy A   ‘Time Limit On Ultimatum Draws to Close.

D’ ANNUNZIO WILL RESIST TD THE ENE   Commander of ‘Insurgeyt Troope At Flume Defies Itaan: .' ay. Government.

HOUSTON WILL DEMAND TAXES BE ADJUSTED OR BUSINESS   Says Prosperity of the Country Depends on  Prompt Decision   DOUBTFUL IF THIS IS DONE    Congressmen Differ Over Ability ta Handle This~ Session

TAK REVS 08 9 DOUBTFUL   It is Suggested That Enactment ef New Laws Would Require Many Months.   OPINIONS DIFFER As TO BUST PLAN   Some Congressmen Express belief kreseny uaw Could Re masir kewiean

Ce eae a eR a a AR RA A RR Sea Ne A NR oem A <tc ter ont  LODGE, REPLYING, SAYS THAT WILSON DIRECTS POLIGR POLICY   Writes His Sympathy but Says That Chairmanship ~ o Foreign Relations Committee Does Not Justify Wie Intarfaranresa

MRS. CHAPMAN CATT NOT IN FAVOR OF SO-CALLED “WOMAN’S PARTY” PLAN

RELICF SOUGHT FAUM CAR SHORTAGE   Farmers Warned to Prepare to Store Their Grain,

BETTER SALARIES WANTED   Meeting of Ninth District Teacher: in Frankfort Asks Changes.

HIGH PRICED TRIO   A Cock, a Hen and a Pullet Brought Price of $200

REPUBLICANS TRY TO (RON OUT THE PAGT DIFFERENCES   Lodge Calls § Special Meeting in Effort to Curb Recent Deflection      BLPARTISAN MEETING WILL BE HELD MONDAY   Republican Chairman Postpones Meeting with Hitchcock and Other Democrats in Effurt Heal Party Differences.

FIND A NEW HOLMBERG WILL   Leaves Fintire Fistate to Last Wife Who Was Former lleuse anata.

FIND A NEW HOLMBERG WILL   Leaves Entire Extate to Last Wife  Who Wus Former House-

Stutz Settlement Is — - Reached at $550 Per Share With A. A. Ryan

SETTLEMENT ~~ “TS ARRANGED   Ampere ith Ryan :for $550 Per Share Was Reached’

Ryan Makes a Cleanup of $1,650,000 on Stut:   Shorts Finally Forced To Settle with Man Whom They Accused of Cornering the Stock of Motor Company.

MILITARY CONTROL IN THE COAL FIELDS ARE KEEPING ORDER AND PEACE: THERE

VIRGINIA TWH AN ARMED CAMP      Disorder of Union Miner: Brings Martial Law , To Town.

———  MILITARY CONTROL IN THE GOAL FIELDS — ARE KEEPING ORDER AND PEACE THERE

CONFESSED SLAYER SPENDS HIG FAST DAY ON EARTE      Gordon Fawcett Hamby to Pay Deatt Penalty Tonight-—Vights Efforty to Obtain His Freedom.

HAMBY TO DIE TONIGHT   Convicted of Murder of Two Brooklyn Bank Employes.

a ?  a!      SENTEACED TO BIE TONIGHT, PEISONER FOR ENTER_ PRONE Aang Fon EeTt   WO SIGNS OF WEAKENING

Beston and Brooklyn Battle 1 to 1 For 26 Innings in Ball Gam   World Record for Number of Ir nings is Smashed in Memorable Game.

ATTACK ON CONSULATE,   Fifteen Prraona Are Found Guilty at  BR eral nw

FIFTEEN IN BRESLAU SENT UP   Found Guilty of Participating in At. tack on French Consulate— Five Acquitted.

PEACE WITH GERMANY.   Senator Knox WI Reintroduce Resolution -Vetoed By Wilson.

TO INTRODUCE PEACE BILL   Senator Knox of Penncyivania Says He Will Reintroduce Resolution When Congress Convenes,

KNOX TO PRESS: SEPARATE PEACE - WITH GERMANY   Indicates . Adoption .Is No Expected Before Special  ES es a sac:

KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION   Te Be Re-introduced Before Congress, Senator Says

SEPARATE PEACE WILL BE PROPOSED BY KNOX   Pennsylvania Senator Announces Hi Will Reintroduce His Resolution.

KNOX RENEWS HOVE FOR A HUN PEACE   Will Reintreduce Resalution ta De. clare Wer With Germans hy ’° America‘ls Over

PEACE RESOLUTION 10 BE IVTAQNUGED DURING NEYT ANF AES CeCcitl   SENATOR KNOX SAYS HE IS DETERMINED TO GET ANOTHER VOTE ON MEASURE,

SENATOR WOULD DECLARE PEACE WITH GERMANY   Knox of Pennsylvania Wiil Introduce Resolution Declaring State of German Peace

KNOX WILL INTRODUCE: RESOLUTION TO END WAR   Poennsylvania..Senator Expects to Per sist in Plan Despite Veto of Similar Measure

NOT BEFORE TUESDAY,      North Garotina Legislators Won't Vote ee ee ee: a

WOOD ALCOHOL BAIL FIXED AT $100,000   Three Arraigned Before New York Commissioner   Chauffeur Arrested in Catskills anc  Garage Keeper Held

NEW PROBE WILL: CARMINE HAW HERE OG UR WA   SECRETARY PANIELS ASKED FOR DATA FOR INVESTIGATION IN  THE SENATE,

ADMIRAL SIMS CHARGES OF UNPREPAREDNESS OF NAVY WILL BE MADE A PART QF NAVAL INQUIRY

ESTABLISHED 1893.  SIMS CHARGES ~TOBEPART OF GENERAL PROBE   Senate Naval Commiitee to investigate Operation of Nation’s Sea Forces

FURNISH FULL ~ INFORMATION   As to Condition of Navy Just Preceding Declaration of War

Shun Fe Fertilizers, Is - Chemical Society Tip  is  ' to U.S. Agriculture

TAX CURATIVE > ACTSUCCEEDS   Measure Designed to Remedi Indiana Tax Muddle Is Proving Satisfactory.   COUNTIES ARE RATIFYING

FRIDAY AT THE MINES   SIMS SAYS WILSON POLICY WAS SOUND BUT IMPRACTICABLE

SIMS REPLIES 10 NAVY WITKESSES   DECLARES CONDITIONS ARE WORSE THAN HE COULD HAVE “IMAGINED.”

WILSONS PLANS IMPRACTICABLE DECLARES SIMS   Sound as to Naval Policy in General but Specifically Could not be Carried Out, He Insists.

SIS SAYS Wl SAYS WILSON e MUDACITY WAS SOUN   But: Admiral’. Declares the  Specific Operations Advised  Were Largely Impracticable

Right . Glasses,   Do Yeur Eyes Pain You? Is Your Vision Siurred?  Da Tears Flow Too Freely? is Distant Vision Dim?

CER Tee Glasses, «  The Answer.     Do Yur eyes Pata You? Is Your Vision Btarree?  Do Tears Flow Too Frealy? Is Distant Vision Dim?

Right Glasses,  The Answer.   Do Your Eyes Pain You? Is Your Vision Sturted?  Do Tears Flow Too Freely? fe Histant Vision Bim?

—_ Right_ Glasses,   Oo Your Eyes Pain You? Is Your Vision Blurred? De Tears Flew Too Freely? le Distant Vision Bim?

Right Glasses,  lice: ame cara aca ats   De Your Eyes Pain You? Is Your Visiow Blurred? Do Tears Flow Too Freely? Js Distant Vision Dim?

MODISH EASTER MAIDS id IN GAY. SPRING CLOTHES   By MARGARET ROHE (Written for the United Press)

Mexican Ambassador Says Relations With America Are the Best in History

Dismissal Of  Post Is Asked   American Legion Asks for Ac. tion By President In Case.   TOO LENIENT WITH UNDESIRABLE ALIENS

GRIME: REVEALS TANGLED AFFAIR   'Other.Men in Life of Mrs Ruth Randolph It Is  Believed.

OTHER MEN IN WOMAN'S LIFE, LETTERS SHOW  Murder- Suicide Theory  Seen SP  Se. a

CROKER HELD AS RESPONSIBLE TO: CONDUCT AFFAIRS   suil Tnstiluted to Test Com pelency of Millionaire Under Way al Florid Resorl,

CAORERS GHILDRET   Want the Court to Hold That téPag*? ia Sanito.

BODY OF GIRL FOUND.   Alleged Slayer Leads Party tc Grave of Nina Lee Deloney.

CHARGE WATSON WITH MURDER   ‘eroner's Jury Nerdict Saeyn He  Caused Nina Deloney's Death.

GRAY HAIRED FALTERING REBS, VETS OF CIVIL WAR, SHOUT WAR CRY OF ’61 IN ANNUAL JOY FEST

Scene of New Revolt Forms in State of Coahuila, Original Band Numbers 200   Reports Today Say Villa and Huerta Gov ernment Sign Armistice; Brito Will Run for Mexican Presidency

GONZALES REBELLION ~ STARTED IN MEXICC   Has Following Of Between 5f And 200 Men; Cuts Telegraph Lines.

JUDGE LANDIS — IS BIC UMPIRE   ' His Acceptance of the Job at $12,500, Per Year Ends Baseball War.

WAR OVER   Federal Judge Landis Accepts Offer of Big Leagues to Act as Final Judge in All Disputes That May Arise.”   TWELVE-CLUB LEAGUE PLAN {S ABANDONEL   Sixteen Club Owners Are Once More in Harmony; Com. mission Headquarters Wil Be in Chicarc.

LANBIS 10 HEAD 8. 0. COMMISSION   Federal Judge Will As sume Post But to Remain on the Bench.

PEACE i$ MADE IN: ORGANIZED BASEBALL WORLD   UDGE LANDIS ACCEPTS PON TION OF “Bt UMPIRE” AT A PRINCELY SALARY

IS NOT BELIEVED.   Report that Japan and Mexico Are t Farm Altianea, TMseredited.

TABLEO TURNED IN TRANOTER OF PAGT 10 FLOOR   Republican L eaders Give Notice They Will Act Day Before Dem ocrats Planned.   SUCCESS CERTAIN

GENERAL DEBATE UN TREATY WILL BE OPENED SOO   Republicans Join With Democrats: Some Hope Is Feit That Ratification May Be Brought About.

Both Sides Take Grey’s Letter as Vindicating Their Stand on the Leaoue

INDICATIONS ARE NOW THAT DISCUSSSION OF THE PEAOE TREATY WILL BEGIN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

MAY Gel TOGETHER   PRACKE PACT TO HAVE ANOTHER HEARING NEAT MONDAY.   Republicans and Demociats Are Yet Par bre” ANereed.,

REVIVE LEAGUE PAGT IN SENATE   Republican Leader Lodge Serves Notice That He Will Ask Trealy Considera » tion Next Monday   PROPOSE LIMITING OF . DEBATE UNDER RULES   Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine Reservations are Chief Difficulties Ahead

PEACE TREATY N THE SENATE SOON   WILL MOVE TO TARE Up, 28" TREATY NEXT MONDAY   IQOGE HEADS OFF DEMOCRATS   Democrats Had Previously Announced That They Would Make a Sim flav Motion Tuesday.

LODGE TAKES STEPS. Th BRING DOCUMENT ~ BEFORE BODY AGAIN   Move to:be Made: for Suspens ion of Rules 26°Debate can Be Resumed   REPUBLICAN LEADERS  “WAIN WITH: DEMOCRATS   ‘Viscount Grey Gives London ‘Editors New View of Amerite can Attitude

UNEXPECTED TURN TAKEN BY LODGE   Gives Notice He Will Ask Unanimous Consent to Call Up Treaty Next Monday.   DEMOCRATS ARE SURPRISED   Hitchcock Intended to Have Open Discussion of The Pact on February (0.

FOR TREATY. ACTION TO HEAD DEMOCRATS   Senator Lodge States He Wil Call Pact Up in Senate on Next Monday.   WILL SETTLE ALL MINOR POINTS AT ISSUE SOON   Agreements to Bring Treas Out Do Not Mean Leaders Are Optimistic.

LODGE WILL FORESTALL - TREATY SUPPORTERS BY __. SENATE MOTION MONDAY   Will Move That Pact Be Taken Up for Consid. feration One Day Ahead of Date Chosen for Same Purpose by Hitchcock

LEADERS AGREE T0 BRING PACT BACK 10 OPEN SENATE   Debate on Treaty Will Open Next : Monday  i.   MAY RECALL - CLOTURE RULE

REPUBLICANS 10 CALL UP TREATY NEXT MONDA)   Lodge Gives Senate Notice of Purpose to Request Consent For Senate Debate.   BEAT THE DEMOCRATS TO IT   Latter Had Set Tuesday—Leaéers Said to Be Preparing Reservations.

BTH SIDES READY TO RENEW FIGHT ON TREATY WW SENATE   Democrats And Republicans Plan To Introduce Subject In Open Next Week. Leaders To Make Motions.   EXPECT AID FROM MARSHAL

RENEWAL OF TREATY DEBATI   Movement. to Bring Is fesse Back to the Open Se  ate Is on Foot

SENATE LEADERS JOINING FORGES WITH DEMOCRATS   Hope to Bring Fight Inta Open on Floor Early Next Week.   Even at That There's Na Promise of Any Definite   Action in Matter.

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ARE IN HOT CONTEST   WANTS CONSIDERATION STARTED NEXT MONDAY

SENATE LEADERS AGREE TO REOPEN TREATY DEBATE   Plan to Resume Fight on Floor.of Upper House Next Week   Disagreement Over Article X and Monroe Doctrine Promises Bitter Struggle

NOT OPTIMISTIC OVER PROSPECTS FOR PEACE PACT   Open Discussion of the Treaty and League of Nations May Begin in Senate Next Monday.   AGREEMENT OUTLOOK NOT VERY BRIGHT

ANTHEA LOM NAB AON NE PEA 070 AA   Republicatis Counter Move Made by Democratic Secnatore   SONSIDER DOCUMENT ‘WITH RESERVATIONS   cabinet Changes Completed as Glass Takes Seat in Senate

BLICANS MOVE TOHAVE . ~ TREATY TAKEN UP IN SENATE ~ FOR DEBATE ON NEXT MONDAY  REPU             Democratic: Move Countered by: ‘Action. From Lodge. —Reservations _ Being Prepared by Both Sides for Presentation as. Soon. as Pact Again is Before Senate.   pr

MORE TALK IN SENATE   TREATY UP FOR DEBATE AGAIN NEXT MONDAY.   Notice Given by Lodge That He Will Ask Unanimous Consent to Proceed.

LODGE TO CALL UP TREATY = ~~ IN SENATE ON NEXT ONDA   Gives Formal Notice of Desire to Take UP Reservations —Letter of Viscount Grey General Topic: - fl Conversation—Senators. on Both — . Sides Claim Position Vindicated.

REPUBLICANS. ME HONDAY ™ THEIR: CHOICE      WILL MOVE TO TAKE. Uz ~ TREATY DAY.IN-ADVANCH OF DEMOCRATS

OPEN DISCUSSION yi PEALE TREATY [0 AGAIN ASSURED   Repubiicans Join With Democrats to Bring Measure Back Before Senate.   DOESN’T MEAN LEADERS OPTIMISTIC OVER PROSPECT   Two Resolutions te Amend Rules and Mahe Possible Modified Cloture ‘ow Before Rules Committee Which Plains te Meet Within Few Days te Consider Them,

LODGE MOVES 10 TAKE UP TREATY   ‘Democratic Senators Surprised  by Unexpected Action on Part of Republicans.

LODGE JOU ii PLAN TOBA TREATY FHT RAH DEH aE WET   Republican Leader Serves Notice He Will Move for Debate Day Before Democrats ‘Had Set for Doing So.   CAPITOL SEES GREY AS FRIEND OF REPUBLICAN RESERVATIONS

ETO ONG PAGT NTO SENAT   Republican Leaders Join Force: With Democrats.   SENATORS NOT HOPEFUL

LODGE WANTS 10 WAR ON TREAT}   Wants to take up Peace Pact and have it Fought out on Floor of Senate; nepubiican Jumps in to Preach and Get’s day's Jump on Hitchcock

PACT BACK TO SENATE   Treaty 0 of Peace Up for Debate ~ Again Monday.      Lodge Serves Notice That He Wil! Ask for Unanimous Consent to Proceed,

TREATY DEGATE IN THE: SENATE   BATTLE TO BE ON NEXT WEEK, IS -PROGRAM

7 JU INICATON IN GREY’S LETTER   BOTH REPUBLICANS AND DEM. OCRATS DERIVE-CONSOLA- ; TION FROM ENGLISHMAN'S  STATEMENTS.   SHIFT TO OPEN SENATE   Senator Lodge Will Ask Consent of Senate to Take Up Treaty ‘and Reservations—~Question Grey’s Authority “to Speak.

RENEW FIGHT ON TREATY MONDAY IN THE SENATE   Lodge Announces De.  bate. Will. Be Re ~ sumed; Opposition Willing. '

G..O. P. Leaders Join Move lo Bring Debate on Treaty   Solons Are Not Optimistic as to Prospects of Final Disposition of Pact—Seek Plan to Keep Speech-Making Within Reasonable Bounds—Cloture Rule Believed Too Drastic—Reed Replies to Grey.

If Request is not Granted He Will Move That This Measure be Taken and Peace Treaty Taken up Immediately—Assuring Letter Received From Viscount Gray.   (BY UNITED PRESS)

POSSIBILITY THAT OPEN DEBATE WILL FACILITATE AGREEMENT SEEMS REMOTE

TREATY GAGK 10 OENATE: LEADERG BOTH FOR MOVE   SENATOR LODGE WILL PRESENT MOTION MONDAY.   IF 1T FAILS, DEMOCRATS WILL OFFER THEIR MOTION.   Renewal of Debate on the Floor of The Upper House Over Treaty of Peace First of Next Week Appears to be Foregone Conclusion.

REPUBLICANS WILL JOIN Tht DEMOCRATS   IN BRINGING TREATY BACK TC FLOOR OF SENATE FOR ~ FURTHER DEBATE.   Reed Could Not Wait But Hit The Measure Another Rap In Yesterday's Session.

PEACE TREATY  ~ RESERVATIONS ~ UP MONDAY   Lodge Forestalls Mitehevek by Ante dating the Date of Cunsideration.

ASSURES RENEWAL OF TREATY DEBATE   Senator Lodge Will Move to Proceed With Consideration Day Before Democrats Planned. to Do So.

To RENEW ~ DEBATE ON’ PEACE ‘PACT   G.0. P. Leaders Will Joit the  Democrats tm Moye to Have Treaty Brought into, Open - Senate.”   MAY CET RESULTS   Looks Like Some Action May Reault fram Moves Now Beigg Made by Senate ;Leaders® Qn Both Sides.

TREATY BATTLE iN SENATE NOW VIRTUALLY SURE   Lodge Plans to Get Ii Into Debate Next Monday.

LODGE MOVES TO TAKE UP TREATY   Will Ask that Peace Treaty Reservations .be Taken up in Open Session   JUMPS IN AHEAD   Conciliation is Surprise to Supporters of Treaty— Grev’s Letter *

If Consent of Senate Is WM Given, Move Will Be Ma to Suspend Rules   ACTION IS TAKEN TO FORESTALL DEMOCRAT.       LODGE SETS ONE DAY OF HITCHCOCK'S DY ORDER TO OUTDO DEM TIC SENATOR ae

PEACE PACT GOES BACK TO SENATE   Treaty of Peace Up fcr Debate Again Monday.   Lodge Serves Notice That He Will Ack for Unanimous Consent to Preceed.

EXPEGT RENEWAL OF LONG: DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY   Republicans Will. Gall Up aet For Consideration Monday.   LODGE WILL. ASK SUSPENSION. OF RULES: IF WECESSAR}   Demecrats Had Planned to Open’ Debate On Tuesday.

PLAN COUNTER TO DEMOCRAT MOVE   Republican Leaders Will Debate Treaty in Senate Next Monday.

TREATY FORCED TO AN ISSUE BY DEMOCRATS   G. O. P. Leaders at Last Join Democrats to Consider Pact Next Monday.   HOPEFUL OF RESULTS NOW

10 DEBATE TREATY IN U.S. SENATE ON MONDAY   Republican Leaders Say The Will Bring Pact in Open Next Week.

PEACE TREATY 10 BE DEBATED IN THE SENATE   Issue Will Be Fought Out on the Floor Commencing Next Monday.   LODGE GIVES NOTICE THAT HE IS PREPARED   Suspension of the Rules Will Be Sought to Permit Debate to Proceed.

TREATY FIGHT REVIVED   Reservations Will Be Considered - fn Open Senate Monday.

JOIN FORCES IN TREATY FIGHT   REPUBLICAN SENATE LEADERS LINK UP WITH DEMOS TO REOPEN DEBATE   MAY SOLVE CLOSURE RULE   Too Drastic in $olons’ Opinion— Proably Back to Floor Next Week.

MAY GET. TOGETHER   PRAC E OPAC v TO HAY 5 ANOTHER HE ARING NEXT MONE AY. >   aa  tepublicans and “Democrats Are Vet r Sree, Werreed,

PEACE TREATY [i THE SERRATE SO}   WILL MOVE TO TAKES UP  TREATY NEXT MONDAY   LODGE HEADS GFF DEMOCRATS       Democrats Had Previously Announc Md Make a Siim ed That They We        Rar Motion Tucse

BOTH SIDES USING LETTER FROM GRE}   Viecount's Epistle Taken by Both Sides as Vindicating Their Position in the Fight.

OIEP TO GET TREATY BACK 10 SENATE MADE   SENATE G. 0. P, LEADERS JOIN DEMOCRATS TO BRING PACT ON FLOOR AGAIN.

Republicans To Join With Democrats To Bring This Action About   Should Lodge’s Proposal Fail The Proposition Of The Democrats Will Carry

TREATY BACK IN SENATE.   Republican Leaders Join Democrats in Plan to Debate.

LEADERS UNITE. IH TREATY MOVE   Solons Hope to Get Pact on Open Flocr By Coming Week.

Both Sides Claim Vindica ‘tion; Lodge Gives Formal 7 Notice of Motion

TREATY UP FOR DEBATE   Republican Leaders Gave Netice for Consideration Monday. ~      EONG PERIOD. OF DISCUSSION   Deinocrats ‘Taken by Surprise— :Means-That It !s to Be Fought . Out on Open Flosr.

REPUBLICANS MAKE MOVE TAKE PEACE TREATY BACK TO FLOOR OF THE SENATE   ogre to Make Motion to Suspend the Rules and Take Up Document; Two Thirds Majority Will Be Required to Do It.

LODGE COUNTERS DEMOCRATIC MOVE BY NOTICE OF REOPENING OF PEACE DISCUSSION MONDAY   Development Regarded as Practically Assuring Another Long Period of Arguing; Reservations To Be Considered .

LODGE MOVES TO FORESTALL HITEHEOOK   SEEKS TREATY DEBATE   SETS MOTION TO TAKE UP DIS CUSSION ONE DAY AHEAD OF TIME FIXED WHEN HITCH. COCK WAS TO MAKE SIMILAR MOTION

THE TREATY MONDAY        NAPOR LODGE WELL IXNANIHOUS CONSENT CONSIBER ‘PREA'TY   TF CONSENT LODGE WELL  AS

REPUBLICANS ASK SENATE CONSIDER TREATY OF PEACE   Lodge Springs Surprise By Asking Reconsideration To Begin.

G. 0. P. WILL RENEW TREATY FIGHT MONDAY   REPUBLICANS COUNTER DEM OCRATIC MOVE TO START DEBATE ON TUESDAY.   LODGE TO ASK FOR UNANIMOUS CONSENT   HM This Is Not Given, He Says He Will Move For Suspension of Senate Rules.

PEAGE PAGT WILL BE ARGUED AGAIN   SENATOR LODGE EXPECTED TO GIVE NOTICE OF SUSPENSION OF RULES   HEMOCRATS ARE. READ!   Having Already Given Similar Notice, They Are Prepared to Counter Arguments of Republicans.

FARLY RENWAL OF SENATE DEBATE ON TREATY ASSURED   Senator Lodge Will Move To Suspend Rules To Proceed With Consideration of Treaty.

RENEWAL Ut DEBATE UN Int TREATY ly ASSURED   Republican Leaders Decide To Join Democrats in Move ment to Bring Treaty Back To Open Senate.

GREVS LETTER GENERAL TOPIC IN THE SENATE   Some of Them Expect its influence on Public Gpinion Will Help to Speed Ratification.

BOTH PARTIES ARE READY FOR TREATY FIGHT   REPUBLICANS JOLN FORCES WITH DEMOCRATS IN STAND FOR OPEN DISCUSSIONS   WILL GO BACK TO SENATE   Lodge Will Make Effort to Re-open Debate Early Next Week— Outlock For Agreement is Still Gloomy

TREATY DEBATE ON NEXT WEEK   BOTH SIDES APPEAR TO BE VLAYING POLITICS ‘WITH IT.   OUTCOME - UNCERTAIN   NOBUDY UNDERTAKES TO FORCAST THE RESULT.   The Ouly Thing That Seems Ccrtain is That the Taik WI Begin All Over Again.

Republicans~-Counter-Demoaeratic: Movement by Ure ~* ging Earlier Action,   MODIFIED CLOTURE MAY _ BE ADOPTED BY SENATE   Measure Used i in 1 Last Session Too Severe, Is Opinion « of Solons ~ Reed Attacks  the English.

BOTH PARTIES UNITE. OW SPEEDING DEBA a OVER PEACE TREATY          Welcome Early Discussion in Senate; All Argumerits Will be Limited as to Time,. Althots Cloture Will Not be Invoked. .

DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY a BE RESUMED NEXT VE ~ REPUBLICANS FAVOR PLAN

LAY PLANG FO  ' 5  “PROMPT AGTION ANFARMERS AID   Proponents of Measure Work for Quick Passage by House of Legislation Reviving War Finanee Corporation   COMMITTEE EXPECTS TO REPORT BILL PROMPTLY

PLANS FOR FARMER RELIET EXPEDITED   House Will Take Action To ward That End Before Christmas Holidays.

INTO HANDS OF MEXICAN REBS   ‘Who March in With Bands   Playing and a Holiday Spir it Pervading the City.

JUAREZ FALLS "INTO HANDS OF MEXICAN REBS   Who March in With Band Playing and a Holiday Spir : it Pervading the: City.

Ue ARTILLERY 0 OUoT REDS OR THE OMEPER   Bolshevik Forces Make Stand on East Bank of River.   YANKEE AIRMEN HELP   Agreement of Allied Coun: ties Provides Polish Outlet to the Sea.

COTTON REDUCTION DATS PROCLAIMEL   DEC. 11 IS SET APART BY GOY.   ERNOR HOBBY TO Focus  ATTENTION TO PLAN.

DAY IS PROCLAIMED   December 11 Is Set Apart By Governor to Focus Attention of Plan.

Minister Mistaken For Burglar, Shot  By One of Tenants   Police Learn Arguments Had Resulted From Rent Being Raised——Rev, Frederick Ruff, Victim of Shooting, Was Called if High Rent Probe.

CLAING BE WisPOOR THE. PAs“TON MOR 4 BURGLAR WHEN WE MET HIM IN HALLWAY   MINISTER OWNED APARTMENT AND HAD QUARRELED WITH COAL WAN ABOUT pexe

PREACHER oHOT TO DEATH BY A AGH GOAL MAN   Early Morning Tragedy Oc. curs in ~Exclusive North Shore District of Chicago   REV. FREDERICK RUFF MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAF   WAS PREPARING TO GO WITI WIFE AND CHILDREN oO} AUTOMOBILE TRIP; SLAYE] PASTOR’S TENANT,

RICH PREACHER, GIRL AND OVERSEAS SOLDIER AMONG 5 WEIRD MURDER VICTIMS

CLERGYMAN, MISTAKENAS THIFE Ct Al   Chicago Pastor Is Shot Dead by Tenant in Apartment Who Takes Him for Robber —Rent Quarrel Is Denied   Minister and His Family Wer Preparing to Go On Tri; When Shooting Occurred Slayer Admits Firing Sho

MINISTER KILLED; TAKEN FOR BURGLAR   Rev. Frederick Ruff, Pastor of a Chicago North Shore Church Shot In His Apartment,

PASTOR MISTOOK TOR A BURGLAR   CHICAGO = MINISTER MEETS DEATH ACCIDENTALLY IN APARTMENT HOUSE

CHICAGO PASTOR SHOT TO DEATH   Tenant Shoots PreacherLandlord When Mistaking Him for a Buraar.

WEALTHY COAL MAN ADMITS HE KILLED PASTOR   CLAIMS HE THOUGHU RUFF WAS A BURGLAR; REPORTS SAY THEY QUARRELED

PASTOR SHOT AS BURGLAR SUSPECT   Tenant of Wealthy Preache: Confesses Shooting, Police Claim

MISTOOK MINISTER FOR A BURGLAR AND SHOT HIM   CHICAGO PASTOR OF ENCLUSIVE CHICAGO DISTRICT VICTIM  sik’ wie? At hb’

CHICAGO PASTOR SHOT TO DEATH   Wealthy ‘Manager of Coal Com: ~ pany Admits Kiifing~ ~   MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR   Had Quatreled With Minister Over Rent. Palins Learn

SLAYER CLAIMS HE  = MISTOOK MINISTER ’ FOR HOUSE BURGLAR   Testimony Shows Accused Had Quarreled With Pastor Over High Rent Charged © for Apartment Prior to Killing

GOAL COMPANY OFFICIAL SVS HE MSTOOK CLERGY FOR HOME BREAKER   Was on Way for Auto Trip When Gun in Hands of Apartment House Tennant Felled Him. q

SAYS HE SHOT AND KILLED MINISTER IN MISTAKE FOR SURGLAP (Ry Onited Press

WEALTHY MANUFACTURER  ADMITS, THE POLICE SAY, OF KILLING MINISTER

REV, FRED K, RUFF PASTOR CHICAGO MAE. CHURCH SHOT   Shot tn His Apartments oy Freder. ick Sextro Shortly Attér 7 This Morning

CHICAGO MINISTER OnOT BY TENANT   REV. FREDERICK RUFF VICTIM OF ANGRY COAL DEALER,   QUARRELED OVER RENT RAISE   Sextro However Claires That the Shooting’ Was by Mistake and That He Took the Preacher For a Burelar.

Rev. ’ ‘Ruff .of Memoria’ ‘Methodist Church, and Apartment House Owner   By Chicago Coal Man. Who Thought He Was Burglar —Had Quarreled .

“ * NIGHTRIDERS IN GOTHAM.   Huge sign Board in Van‘ "Courtlandt Park Is Burned,

“NIGHT RIDERS” BURN SIGN   ‘Band of Masked Men In Automobile Wreck Billboard in New York Park.

LARORITES ASK “HAND OFF.”   SECOND METAL MAIL PLANE LEAVES SALT LAK!

DELINQUENT TAXES TO ADVANGE REVENUE   EXPERTS’ AUDITS sHOW THOUSANDS UNDERSTATED INCOME,   Corporations Are Chief Offenders— Some Gave Selves *“‘Henefit of the Doubt'” in 8500,000 Suns.

DELINQUENT TAX COLLECTIONS MAY REACH BIG TOTAL      Federal Collections May Be Increased By Nearly A Billion.   CORPORATIONS TO PAY THE AMOUNT   May Mean The Lightening Of The Tax Load In Other Directions.

LEAGUER WANTS DAMAGES   N. P. League Organizer’s Case Come: to Trial in Federal Court This Month

LEAGUER'S alll] FOR 3200000 13 SET FOR HEARINE   recerai vamage Action Against Twenty-three Prominent Nebraskans Docketed. Claims Propaganda Against -Nonpartisans Nearly Got Him lynched at Clarks.

TRUNK MURDER VICTIM KNOW!   POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED AS  -_BODY OF MRS. LEROY.   DETROIT POLICE HAVE WIDE NET SPREAD FOR HIM.”   a e = Suspect Held] By Police At Law. rence—Birmingham Questioned Twa Plek ‘Ups.

TRUMBULL IN NEW YORK TO IDENTIFY WOMAN  ge A cownalatad Besaes %

DETROIT POLICEMAN TO IDENTIFY 80DY      Comply With Legal Formality _ tc Build Up Case in Trunk Murder Mystery in New York

LIBERTY BOND DECLINE     s ‘Magee of New York Provides Select Committee to Find Remedy

TO INVESTIGATE PRICE OF BONDS   CONGRESS ASKED BQ MAKE [IN QUIRY FOR DEPRECIATION OF U. 8S. SECURITIES.   THOUSANDS ARE INTERESTED

Chicago Mayor Resigns As Delegate at Large Because Instructions for Lowden

(WDEN, JORNSON AND W000 ARE NOMINATED  FOR CHOICE OF: 6.0, P   Great Demonstration Greets Rodenberg’s Speech Placing In Nomination Illinois Govenor—Big Demonstrations For  Others Of The Big Three.

SIGNIFICANCE OF LEAGUE LOST, RED LEADER DECLARES   Approaching Visit of Commis. _ sion to Soviet Russia Arouses Little Interest in Moscow, Report Savs.

MAY NOT CALL LEGISLATURE   Gov. Goodrich Says “Time te Ap . proaching, for Me to Determine Whether or Not Special See  sion Ie to Be Caited,”.

CASUALTIES INCREASING   Soldiers F ired on Berlin Crowd as They Were Leaving City

MANY KILLED IN CLASHES BETWEEN TROOPS AND MOBS   Disorders Still Continu: In Many German Communities.

Dresden Students an d Mobs Clash  And Fifty Persons Are Slain; Many  Casualties in Other German Cities

UNEMPLOYMENT IS GREAT IN EUROPE   mono ARE IDLE IN GERMANY AND A LIKE NUWBER IN GREAT BRITALS, 1000000 IN ALL

STRIKERS AND DULL BUSINESS IN EUROPE HAS LEFT ONE MILLION AND HALF IN UNEMPLOYED ARMY   -ngland’s Unemployed Is 400,000; France 200,000 and Germany Has Idle List of 400,000

nARD WINTER ANEAD FOR CURUPE   Strikes and Slackened Business Blamed for Great Wave of Unemployment

Strikes and Slackened Busines: Force Thousands Out of Emplovment,   WINTER CAUSES WORRY   Many Idle Men Are Receiving Government Rations—Keep flo Biitding.

UTAH WILL NOT BIND DELEGATES   Political Leaders Predict Delegation Will Go Uninstructed to Big Chicago Convention

OF LAGK OF i      MOST VACANCTES IN SMALL ONE TEACHER SCHOOLS WITH  SMALL SALARIES, ..

BIG GIVING  PROCTER HABIT   QHIOIAN BOOSTED  aan: &   Offer of Half Million to Princeton Put Woodrow Inte Politics   PAGBE MISSES DEMOCRATS

PROCTER NOTED AS A GIFT GIVER   BACKER OF GESERAL WOOD LAW su WITH HIs MONE.   STARTED WILSON IN POLITICS   Contribation of Half Million te  Princeton Unis ersity Initial Move je President's Journey to  White Howse.

ALUIESPLAN TO CURB BOLSHEVIK   THREAT OF THE BOLSHEVIK] AGAINST POLAND’ SERIOUSLY CONSIDERED BY THE ALLIED HEADS

STATE FAIR COMING.   jowa’s Great:"Annual “Exposition” > Ba Best Evers.

GOOUIDGE TALKS ON GOVERNMENT   dnvasion_By_One Branch Or Duties of Another Is Denounced.

COOLIDGE BELIEVES iN ABSOLUBE SINCERITY IN. OF FICE.   Against Dictatorship in 1. S. as Well as kiscewhere-—No Invaslon of Beanches. °  7 - 1

HIGANTIG AUTO FE NCE tS FUND SIX Ant NABBED   Detroiiers Alleped To Have Stolen $200,000 Worth Of Cars.

STOLEN AUTOS ARE. OnIPPED TO EUROPE BELIEVE OFFICIALS   American Ring Thought Te Be Behind Car Thefts — In the U.S.

TWO HOLDUPS TAKE PLAGE   Bandits in New York Net 82,200 tr Cash and $50,000 in Prom lecareye Noten.

U.S. AGENTS ARREST SIX: FOSTER MUM   Union Officials Held and More Sought— Tie-up Breaking.

ARREST ILLEGAL “STRIKE LEADERS   Six. Warrants Are Already Served and Eighteen Others Held in Readiness. .   ONE IS: FOR JOHN GRANAU

Grunau and Alleged Successor to Com mand. of Insurgents Both Den; There Has Been Change. in Contro of the Yardmen's Assoclation

WARRANTS IoQUED FOR INSURGENT HEADS   SIX HEADS ALREADY APPRE. HENDED IN CHICAGO.   ONLY A STARTER SAY FEDERAL AGENTS.   200 Other Strike Leaders Have Bee Marked for Arrest As Department Of Justice Takes Hand.  Men Are Prominent.

LEADERSHIP IS TRACED TO FOSTER   Leader of Unsuccessful Steel Strike Is Leading Rail Walkout.   MEN ARE RETURNING IN MANY DISTRICTS

SIX OFFICIALS _ WERE ARRESTEL   Warrants Have Been Issued for Twenty-Four  “Other Leaders.

Warrants Are Issued for 24 Alleged Insurgents in Chicago. {   ARE CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LEVER ACT   John Grunau, Who First Is. sued the Call, is Among Those Wanted.

FEDERAL AGENTS PLAN WHOLESALE SERIES ARRESTS   ‘Warrants Issued For 30 Leaders of Insurgent Union

ARRESTED SKK. OUTLAW STRIKER:   Bodernt Muaishaté’ Clinige: Chicagc ‘Yardmen, With Violation of Lever Act '   WARRANTS FOR 24:OTHERS   UNION LEADURS WILL BEATE oo RAIGNED TODAY”              Men. Under Ary “Ynchide -¥:  «men’s Trustees, Enginesien > Ofs  (fiuials and. Vive-president’ of ardmen's Association,

GAUNAU ARRESTED: WHILE HE. TALKS NN WALKOUT MEET   Four in Another Gathering of Strikers Taken in Raid, One During His Address,   30 WARRANTS ISSUED ARE POSSIBLY MERE STARTER   Prisoners Held in $10,000 Bail Each on Charge of. Breach: of Conspiracy Statute.

Violation of Lever Act is Charged in Warrants Issued by the  United States Commissioner at Chinann   MORE THAN 200 MEMBERS  ARE MARKED FOR ARREST   Federal Agents Oull Crowd at Strike Meeting in Yardmen’s Association Headquarter, Taking Grunan and Others

SIX “OUTLAW” UNION HEADS ARE ARRESTED   Thirty Warrants Have Been Issued, Others Are Expected to  Follow.    /ONE FOOD PROFITEER j   ARRESTED IN NEW YORK   Federal Agents Investigating De. lays in Mail. Hope of Men Returning.

GOVT. ARRESTS ‘SIX’ MEMBERS “OUTLAW” UNION   Warrants Issued on Charge’ of -Lever Act Violation. After More of Them under Additional Warrants.

STA ARRESTED UN ORDER OF: UNITED STATES   Officials of New Railroad Union Charged With Breaking Lever Act   STRIKE SEEMS TO BE ABOUT TO DIE   Insurgent Leaders Deny That Radical Influence Is  Behind Them

GOVERNMENT IN FIRST STEP TO ERADICATE REDS   Warrants Issued for 24 Chicago Strike  Directors.

U.S. WARRANTS ISSUED FOR TWENTY-FOUR IN TIE-UP OF RAILROAD   John Grunau Yardmen’s President i Among Those to Be Arrested; Six Already Are In Custody, Report

“OUTLAW” LEADERS. - OF RAIL STRIKE» “UNDER “ARES!   a Six.” Officials. :of  Insargents - Charged Wi ith Lever Act.” 5 + Violation, °°   WARRANTS FOR OTHERS

MORE STRIKE LEADERS NABBED   In Chicago By U. S. Marshall, Charging Them With ‘Violating the Lever Act. — 24 Others Will Soon be Arrested Also.

GIPP STILL ALIVE    eeotball Player ls Putting. Up The ] Fight of Hig Life

yaaa ea el a a dR ec a a le  SESSION MAY BE FINAL ONE OF THE INOUIRY

T WOHTH AND DALLAS FIGRTING FOR BETTER NATURAL GAS SERVIS   SORT WORTH MAYOR THREATENS COURT ACTION IF RELIEF IS NOT GUARANTEED,

DEFLATIONSIN  “CURRENCY HIT   Are Denounced by Agricultural Interests; Will, Ask Presizent Wilson to Overrule Secretary Houston’s Policies.

“PRICE TREND   Farmers Face Heavy ~ Loss as Result of Deflation Policy   AGricultural Interests to ~ Appeal ‘Directly to Wilson to Help the  ’ Movement:

OPPOSE CURRENCY - DEFLATION POLIC'   Farmers Face Heavy Losses Un  Jess Downward Trend of Prices Ceases, It Is Said

FARMERS APPEAL TO WHITE HOUSE FAR PROTECTION   Resolution Declares Secretary Houston's Policy Is Ruination to Growers   PRESIDENT WILSON TO GIVE AN ANSWER TODAY   Greatly Reduced Productior Next Year Say-Farmers If Conditions Not Remedied

North Carolina Senator Claims Conspiracy to Force Down Farm Products Prices

ISECRETARY HOUSTON IS SCORED BY AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF COUNTRY

meal  Currency Deflation Is Injuring Farmer      HE FACES RUIN UNLESS FALL IN PRICES IS CHECKED,  AND THAT SOON, IS BELIEF—SAID ADMINISTRA: _ TION IS IN DRIVE ON WHEAT—A MEASURE OF RE - LIEF IS ASKED OF PRESIDENT.

APPEAL 10 WILSON ON PRICE CUTTING   Claimed Farmers Generally Face Heavy. Losses Thru Tressury Policy.

PLAN TO PROTEST AGKINGT CURRENCY DEFLATION POLIGY   AMERICAN COTTON ASSOCIATION WILE. APPEAL DIRECT TO  PRESIDENT WILSON,

APPEAL TO WILSON AGAINST DEFLATION   Agriculturists Ask President For Conference To Protest Sec. Houston’s Policy.

REDS EAGER FOR PEACE AS POLES SHATTER LINES   Bolsheviki Does Not De sire To Injure “Integrity Of Republic’”’

BOLSHEVIK! ARE EAGER FOR PEACE   Have No Desire to Interfere With the Integrity of Poland.

SOVIET AUGGIA Jo -FAGER FOR PEACE   ; 'So Polish Delegates Are Told Today.

JARDICKE OUT ON BAIL   ‘SEENS TO HAVE PLENTY OF ! FRIENDS   People of Hanover Gave Him Hoy Welcome -on His Return fF With Sheriff,

RELEASE JAEDICKE ON $50,000 BATT   ilanover Banker Got Eethusiastic Greeting Whea He Reached Home Tewn

NORTHERN TEXAS. IMPROVES QUTPUT   Over 200,600 Barreis Prosucec Baily:   [MORE GUSHERS RS COMPLETED   Rising Star and Breckenridge Fields. Attract Attentian — Hilburn’ Pool Area’ Bstended —Staying Quelides “of Stephens County. Wells Good —tTLarge Producers.

NORTHERN TEXAS IMPROVES OUTPUT   ‘Over 200,000 Barrels Produced Daily.   MORE GUSHERS COMPLETED   Rising Star and Breckenridge Fields Attract Attention — Hilburn Pool Area Extended —Stayinz Qualities of Stephens County Wells Good — Large Producers.

ACCUSERS ARE CHALLENGED BY WAG TEPART HEN]   Secretary Baker Promises Searching Inquiry of All Graft Charges.

BAKER WOULD LEAR OF ANY HISCONBUCI   Blanket Invitation Is Issued te Every Citizen to Reveal Any Such Irregularcties

ARMY INVITES ALL + WHO HAVE GRAFT KNOWLEDGE 10  SPEAK NOW   War Department Investigation Resuits in Surplus Property Division Being Given Clean Bill of Health.   RESERVE FOOD KEPT FROM CONSUMER FOR PUBLIC GOOD   Retail Sale ef Excess Supplies Would Have Left No Jobs for Discharged Soldiers—Nearly Eight Billions Returned to Federal Treasury.

TO BARE RECOR® OF DEPARTMENT   Invites Every Citizen to Re veal Any Irregularities  in War Office      PLANNED FOR BIG ARMY   DECLARES EXCESS SUPPLIES WAS PURCHASED WITH ANT'CIPATION OF LONG WAR

SECRETARY BAKER ISSUES STATEMENT   Replies Are Made to Criti cisms of Division of War Department.

BAKER REPLIES TO CHARGES AGAINST WAR DEPARTMENT   Invites Investigation Of Alleged Irregularities In His Department.   MANY SUPPLIES NEEDED TO PREVENT SHORTAG®   Inspector General Reports Charge Of Major Watts Is Without Foundation, °

PLANS CONTEMPLATED EQUIPPING AN ARMY LARGER THAN THAT OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, IS CLAIM   Supplies Purchased on the Basis of an Expected Longer Duration of Hostilities; Every Fossible Step Was Taken to Prevent a Shortage of Material; No Favoritism.

WAR DEPARTMENT DENIES CHARGES   Secretary Baker Extends In. Vitation to Public to  Submit Evidenee   EXPLAINS WAR POLICY   Statement Says Plans Were Drawn fer Supplying Gigantic Army In 1919

Baker Invites Information On Any Irregular War '. ork   Says Any Evidence of Misconduct on Part of Depart: ment’s Agents Will Be Thoroughly Investigated— Government Purchased Heavily to Meet Require. ments of Great Army in Process of Formation.

BAKER EXTENDS WIDE INVITATION   Every Citizen is Asked to Submit Evidence   On Part of Any Agent, Empoye or Officers of War Department—His Reply to Recent Criticism of Surplus Property Division in New York Newspaper

SECRETARY BAKER (SSUES STATEMENT   REPLIES ARE MADE TO CRITI CISMS OF DIVISION OF WAR DEPARTMENT.   Charges of Irregularity Made by Major Said to Be Unfounded; To Investigate Further.  Fs _

SECRETARY URGES ALL GOMPLAINTS BE FORTHCOMINE   DECLARES THAT HIS INVITATIO: IS. EXTENDED TO EVERY CITIZEN.   Discusses Methods of Purchasing Sup  at War.

NAME DOES NOT PROVE HANDICAP   {  ' Private Wurst Carries Off Premier  Honors at Special Marine Inspection.

DEMOCRATIC PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN ARE ALMOST COMPLETED   Special National Campaign Committee to Be Announced To. morrow—Women on It.   COX TO TOUR THE EAST AND ROOSEVELT IN WEST   Demands for Complete Publicity to All Expenditures to Be Urged Throughout.

Notification Date for Govern: or Cox Set for Aug. 7;  Roosevelt Aug. 9

PRORIBITIONIST PARTY WORKING   Consider Platform and Na. tional Committee.

DRYS DRAFT BRYAN WHO KEEPS SILENT   CANT FIND NOMINEE To ’ LEARN WHETHER HE WILL 7 ACTWIEPT   Miss Marie Brehm of Los Angeles . Has'a Boom for the Vice Pr<idency   Platform Is Being Redrafted Today to Be in Accord With” rod Bryan's Ideas

NO WORD FROM BRYAN OVER HIS NOMINATION   Prohibitionists, in Convention a Lincoln, Continue Work Over Platform.   WOMEN ARE TAKING PART   ‘Billy’? Sunday Eliminated Wher  He Says Harding Is ‘‘Dry’’ Enough for Him.

BRYAN REFUSES TO RUN AS'‘DRY   Commoner Is Selected by Acclamation to Bear Prohibitionists’ Standard, But Nomination Is Declined; Delegates Casting About for Another Man

PROHIBITIONISTS NOMINATE BRYAN FOR PRESIDENCY   Now Wait To See If Hi Will Accept; Revise Platform.

BAYAN AMMED FOR ~ PROHIBITION PARTY   Leader of the Ticket the Par‘ty Will Put Into the Field— ‘ Platform Will be Redrafted ° "To-Meet Approval of Bryan. i UOther Matters Un. =;

PARTY STRIVES TO. SATISFY BRYAN   GOES AHEAD ON ASSUMPTION COMMONER WILL AC- CEPT NOMINATION.

DRYS AWAIT ACCEPTANCE FROM BRYAN   Convention Schedule Is Re ain Ne  braskan Will Accept.

DAYS NOMINATE COMMONERFOR ~PRESINENEY   May Pick ‘Wéman For  ~ Running-Mate---Sunday Says Harding Is Satisfactory Pry Candidata: -'

PRORIBITIONSTS BELIEVE OF YAN WILL ACCEPT  *   Platform Committee Begins Redrafting Planks So They Will Meet With Approval of  Commoner.

TO NAME BRYAN’S RONNING MATE TODA’   Prohibition Convention May Fin ish Work Before Night Woman Mentioned_ for Vice Pracidant.

BRYAN IS CHOICE OF THE DRYS   Nemisated Over Pro test ef His Brother, Charles Bryan

BAYAN DRAFTED AS CANDIDATE (F ‘ORY’ PARTY   Nominated By Prohibitionists By Acclamation Over His Protest.

BRYAN NAMED FOR + PROHIBITION PARTY   Leader of the Ticket the Party Will Put Into the Field.—  Platform Will be Redrafted To Meet Approval of Bryan. —Other Matters Un.

No Word Whether Bryan Will Accept or Reject Presidential Nomination.   PLATFORM IS ABOUT READY   It Has Been Framed So As t Meet Wishes of Mr. Bryan, Leaders Say.

DRYS SEEK 10 PLEASE BRYAN WITH PLATFORY   Every Effort Being Made at Lia coln Convention To Coax Nebraskan To Accept Nomination Tendered Him by Acclamation

“WETS” STRONG IN BELIEF THAT BRYON WILL RUN   Platform Calls for World Tribunal Not Especially League

DRYS DRAFT BRYAN WHO KEEPS SILENT   Se ees e Miss Marie Brehm of Les Angeles Has a Boom for the VicePresidency   Platform Is Being Redcrafted Today to Be in Accord With’ c Bryan’s Ideas   A Woman Ran Convention

PAO GTO PARTY GIVES HIM CHANG  At LUE TIME   Win. J. Silent as Lincoln Convention Awaits Acceptance CHANGE PLATFORM TO  PLEASE NOMINEE Plank Calls for World Tribunal; Drys Are Against Harding

BRYAN NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT   WM, J. NAMED BY  PROHIBITION CONVENTION   PROHIBITIONISTS NAME HIM   Nomination of Bryan Way Made Ove His Protest—Woman Probably for  Vico President.

BRYAN NAMED 10 HEAD DRY TICKET   NOMINATION FORCED ON COM> MONER AT LINCOLN CONVENTION  Miss Marie Brehm of California Mea" tloned For Vice Presidency—Prohibitionists Draft Platform.

COUNTY UNIT ROAD LAW CONSTITUTIONA   State Supreme’ Court Upholds  Validity of the New } Statute.

GUUNTY UNIT ROAD LAW 1S HELD VALIL   State Supreme Gouri Decision Aifirms Ruling of Madison Gircult Court

SLACKER HEALED TOWARD MEAIGO HT 5 REPORTEL   Bergdoll, Convicted of Evading the Draft and Who Escaped From Officers, Is Trving to Escape.

DENIED THE APPEAL OF THE NEW YORK STRIKERS   Raifroad Managers Flatly Re fused to Restore Men to Séniorily Rights.

PRINCESS KOKOMO OF THE IGORROTES   Virst of Her Tribe Born Away From Native Islands—Feast of Doe Meat.

SULTAN ASKS SUBJECTS  TO PURSUE VOCATIONS REGARDLESS OF OCCUPATIG!

N.Y, ASSEMBLY IS DENOUNCED BY THE LEGION   ORGANIZATION LOOK WITH DISFAVOR 0 EVERY EFFORT TO OV} THROW REFRESENTATIO!

LEGION STANDS FOR LAWFUL PROCEDURE   Scores New York Assembly for Ousting Duly Elected Socialist Representatives.

LEGION OTANDS FOR FAIR PLAY   OUSTING REDS IN NEW YORK IS SCORED

LEGION AGAINST STATE ASSEMBL}   Denounce the Ousting:of Five Socialists.   Resolution Condemns the Low: _er House's Act as “UnAmerican.”

LEGION OPPOSES REFUSAL TO SEAT FIVE SOCIALISTS   Not Proper “Method of Procedure, Says Resolution.

LEGION DENOUNCES ASSEMBLY ACTION   SUSPENSION OF SOCTALIST MEM. BER HELD TO BE AGAINT AMERICANISM

Officially Announced That Chaacellor Kapp Han Resigned.   COULDN'T GET A FOLLOWING   The Ebert Goverament Wouldn't Have Any Relations with t— Hindenburg Opposed It.

MILITARY MOVEMENT HAS RESULTED = ™™® IN BLOODSHED IN 24 GERMAN TOWNS

FRENCH TROOPS IN BATTLE LINE   PREPARED TO OCCUPY FRANK: FORT, GERMANY, TODAY.   SOME ALREADY ON THE MARCH   Aggressive Action Believed Justified by Attitude of Berlin Autherities—Charge a Disregard of Treaty.

FRENCH IN FRANKFORT TO UPHOLD ARMISTICE   Latest Advance Into German Territory, However, Does Not Concern American Forces

DEATH OF MRS: FOY.   Well: Known Lady Passes Away . Tuesday Following Lingering Tliness i‘ (tt

DEATH CLAIMS MRS. AC. FOY   Well Known Lady Passes Away Tuesday Following Lingering Tliness.

TRAINS CRASH: CREW ARRESTED   Week-End Tourists From Michigan Victins of Wreck at . Chicago.   SEEK DEAD iN THE -BEBRIS   Officials Say Someone Misunderstood Orders and Failed to Switch Freight Out of Path of Passenger Train—Conductor Killed.

PERE MARQUETTE TRAINS IN GRADH   Passenger and Freight Meet Head-On in Chicago.   ONE KILLED, MANY INJURED   “Summer Special” From Michigan Resorts Wrecked on First Run of Season—Officials Blame Confusion of Switching Orders.

COAL PROBE IS POSTPONED   Kansas Industrial Court to Hold Inquiry in April.

SAPAN WON'T WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM SIBERIF   CONDITIONS UNSETTLED YET, AND IT WOULD NOT BE WISE AT THIS TIME TO LEAVE A CLEAR FIELD TO BOLSHEVIK

JAPAN TO KEEP SOME MILITARY IN VLADIVOSTOK   Will Retain Control of Siberian Port, of Chinese and, Eastern Railroad and Junction   COMPLICATIONS SEEN IN ASIATIC REGIONS   Entente Consuls Are Preparing To Leave and Americans May Withdraw

0, P, STATE CONVENTION AT DES MOINES 207   Judicial Convention a at Cedar Raplds duly 97

REPUBLICANS 11 MEET JULY 20-21   State Nominating Convention to be Held in Des Moines: Congressional Gathering in Cedar Rapids at Later Date, Says Rawson.

DEMO BALLOTS   SECOND RaLinr   THIRA Mallar   FOURTH BALLOT   FIETH Bali aAT   SET £ A P natTce

REPUBLICAN CALL TO MEE   Stato. Nomination Convention’ in De: Moines July 20. Judicial at Cedar: " Rapids, July 27th.

Big Diamond Robbery ‘Pulled Off in Buffalc   Agent For Rochester Firm Attacked by Two Unknown Men and Relieved of $200,000 Worth Early Today.

ROBBERS TAKE BEM VALUED AT 200 000   Buffalo Jeweler’s Agent : Knocked Down and Large Amount Diamonds Taken   THUGS ESCAPE WITH ONLY PART OF LOOT   FAXICAB DRIVER THWARTS GUNSIEN AND CARRIES THEM TO POLICE STATION BUT THEY ESCAPE,

ot $200, 008. ‘Are i... From Agent of > me “Wholesale Jewelers.   Bandits. . Then Escape   Man Is Knocked Down and Dres: . Suit Case Grabbed by Two -. Men Early Today,

BOLO ROBBERY  AT BUFFALO   $200,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS ARE STOLEN—RELIEF FROM COAL SHORTAGE

$200,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS ARE TAKEN BY THIEVES   WERE IN SUIT CASES CARRIED BY MAX LOWENTHAL, A DIAMOND AGENT

THUGS GET GEMS WORTH $200,000   Salesman Is Attacked As He Leaves Buffalo Street  (‘ar

YEGOS SLUG AGENT, MAKE GIANT HALT   Diamonds Valued A $200,000 Stolen At Buffalo Today.

DIAMOND i.itVta SEGURE $200,000   HOLD UP TRAVELING SALESMAN AND GET AWAY,   TAXI DRIVER NOTIFIES POLICE   But the Thieves Abandon the Car . and Make Good Their Escape— Followed Victim From Chicago Te Buffalo.

Daylight Robbers Attack Diamond Agent and Escape With Suitcases Filled With Diamonds—Followed Agent From Chicago to New York.

2 BANDITS RO SALESMAN OF VALUABLESTONES   SNATCH GRIPS CONTALNING $100,000 IN DIAMONDS AND MAKE ESCAPE

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND IN JEWELS ARE STOLE   Daring Hold-Up Men Rol Agent for Big Diamond Firm on Streets of Buffalo.   POLICE HAVE NO CLUE

ALLOW GERMANY g MONTHS 10 DISARM   Must Reduce Army to 150,000 by October 1,   MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   Germans Told to Make Further Cut t: 100,000 January 1, Lioyd George Announces—Conference at Spa Is Near End.

GERMANY GIVEN 3 MONTHS MORE   Allies to Agree to Extend Time Limit for Disarmament— Wanted 15 Months,   MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   Premier Lioyd George Rejects Pilea For Longer Period—Declares Thousands of Guns Are in Hands of Poputatian,

LALL Toth AMENDMENT NULL & VOID   Will Prevent if Possible En forcement of the Volsted Art

DAYS’ STRONG IN TEST VOTE   House Lines Up, 234 to 86, on Question Involving Wet and Dry Issue.   VOTE IS FORCED BY NEW JERSEY ‘‘WET’?   Sought to Repeal Volstead Law and Strike Out Enforcement Apvropriatior.

a a ec! ee  Drys Are Vietorious ae In Test Vote in the House of Gongress

FESS 5 SEEKING iE PONSTIIUTION   Would Have Supreme Cour! To Say When President : Disabled.   Concurrent Resolution Would Authorize Court to Act.

o0 OCEKING AVENDIMENT 10 bUNS iit liQh  ee   Would Have Supreme Cour! To Say When President : Disabled.   Concurrent Resolution Would Authorize Court to Act.

BRACE (6 ASKED TO APPEAR AT BUILDING PROBE   Head of Bethlehem’ Com pany Invited to Answer Union Charge.

Ble ENCES ADEN PAT aN UNDER   Steel Advanced Sixty Cents Per Ton on World's ’ JT argact Lratal

“yO CARE FOR VETERANS.   Surgeon General: Tella. Congress $18,460,000 Will Be Needed.

EXPLAINS CAMPAIGN ISSUE.   Harding Answers Question o Plumb Plan League as to Finances.

HARDING OF OHID UN EXPENDITURES UF CANDIDATES   Looking All Around, Senator Declares It Is All Very Unfortunate.

HARDING WOULD LIMIT EXPENSES   Of Candidates for Presidential Nomination   BIG SUMS BEING USED   By Other Candidates but Knows of Nothing that Could be Called Corrupt— Expects His Own Expenditures to Run About $75,000 and Willing to Give Source.

Ohio Senator Plans to Spenc $75,000 in Race But Says No Corporation Gifts   URGES REMEDIAL STATUTE   Borah Measure Would Allow Candidate to Spend Total Of $480,000 in Union

COST OF HARDING CAMPAIGN.   Ohtie Semator Says Erpenditure of 875,000 Pianznned.

HARDING HAS$75,000 FOR CAMPAIGN FUND   Two Thousand Dollars, Says thi - Ohio Catididate, Is Largest Contribution.

TREATS A MAN BY WIRELESS   Physician Uses Radio in Case of Ap wae oo 2 8 3 6 te

SAYS SOVIET RUSSIA IS DESIROUS OF PEAC   Nicholai Lenine Compares Some of Peace Conference Discussions to Scraps of Paper.

SUHARS OF PAPER DECLARES LENINE OF TREATY PLANS   Premier — of Soviet Russia Gives Stand OnPact.   APPROVES NEW PEACE   Considers Raising of Blockade Big Factor in Relations.

BORAH ASKS FACTS ABOUT GEN. WOOD'S BIG CAMPAIGN FUND   Senator Charges Ruthles: Meney Expenditure Makes People Restless

BORAH CALLS ON WOOD TO NAN CONTRIBUTORS   Idaho Senator Tells Candidate That Owes It to Party to _ Clear Charges in Unmistakable Way   SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY TODAY AROUSES INTEREST   Four Republican Candidates in Field, Wood, Lowden, Johnson and Poindexter

MONEY BEING USED IN WOOD CAMPAIGI SENATOR BORAH ASKS AN INVESTIGATION

STATEMENT ASKED OF EXPENDITURES IN BOOMING WOON   Reports That Large Sums Had  ‘Been Contributed to Campaign : Fund Brings Reqjuest From Sen. Borah.

WOOD 15 SPENDING ILLEGAL AMOUNTS CHARGE BY BORA   (ALES ON GENERAL TO MAI riniic st vs BEING tsip.   “AFAGHES SCANDAL PRINT      Senaier Says People Becoming Rest less in Paee of Apparent Use of Money fer Corrupt Purposes.

DORAN THINKS TOO MUCH COIN USEDFORWOUL   CALLS ON GENERAL'S MANAG ERS FOR STATEMENT OF NAMES AND AMOUNTS   Chairman Procter Renlies That Every Dollar Is Within The Laws Of State And Nation.

WANTS TO KNOW SOURCE OF WOOD CAMPAIGN FUNE   General and His Managers Are Called on By Senator Borah for Names of Subecribers and Amounts.

SAYS USE OF MONEY iS A NATIONAL PERII   Rorah Calls on Wood for Names 0 Subseribers, Amount and Manner in Which It is Used.

ASKS WOOD ABOUT. EXPENSE ACCOUNT      sey, Borah, Re publican, Suspiciou I About Free Expenditure in » Wood's Behalf.

BIG SUMS OF MONEY SPENT IN CAMPAIGN   SENATOR HORAN SAYS THAT Is POPULAR IMPRESSION.   ‘Singles Gut Sepporters of Genera! : Wood as Objects of Suspicion, and Wants (andidate to  Clear Himectf.

Hillquit Says President Ran as “Radical,” and Then Turned on People.   PREDICTS BIG VOTE FOR PARTY IN 192¢

SOCIALIST TAKES FLING AT WILSON   Party Convention Sessions Opened in New York; Attack the Administration

WILSON ATTACKED BY SOCIALISTS IN CONVENTION TODAY   Hilquitt Says He Ran As Radi. cal, Promising Socialism to Get 1916 Votes.   RADICALS ARE OPPRESSED   He Predicts 2,000,000 Votes for Socialist Party in America  This Year.

SOCIALISTS ARE _ AGAINST WILSON   Party in Convention in New York Scores Democratic Administration.   WILL POLL LARGE VOTE   Party Will Survive Concerted Attacks Made Upon it During Last Year, He Says.

REDS TURN DOWN THEIR OLD PAL   Socialst Speaker Says His Party is Sorry It Elected Wilson to Office:   CONVENTION OPENS TODAY

ILLOUIT. MAK ~ ATTACK ON ric      Also Predicts That Socialists Will Poll Over 2,000,000 Votes In Presidential Election.

GOOD MAN IDEA INPOLITIGS GONE, HILLAUHT THINKS   New York Socialist Attacks Administration  of Woodrow Wilson

WILSON ASSAILED AS DETRAYER UF AADIGAL (DEAS   Morris Hillquit Declares Ad ministration Turned on So cialists After They Had Sent Presiden to White House.

BIG SOCIALIST VOTE PREDICTED   Morris Hillquit Declares Party’ Will Poll 2 Millions in — Big Campaign.   ATTACKS ADMINISTRATION

PREACHER TO REFEREE FIGHT   Minister in Kansas Has Been Thirda Man in Ring Several Times.

MINISTER TO REFEREE FIGRT   Kansas Preacher Has Been Third Man in Prize-Fights Several Timese— is Great Favorite.

“REBELS” FAIL T0 VOTE FOR RETURN TODAY   BROTHERHOODS PREDICTION MAY FALL AS “OUTLAW” OnGANIZATION TAKES NO ACTTORN

NICE WELCOMES THE KNIGHTS   Teoritag Americans Arrive at the  Kremech (Citw.

AMERICAN K. OF C. AT NICE   French and United States Banners Decorate Town—Mayor Greets Party.

MARY PROMISES ABOUT PROVING   His Charges of ‘‘Slush’’ Fuad Against Republicans Are Made by Governor Cox.   HE MAY BE CALLED BEFORE COMMITTEE   Asserts His Willingness to Tell Senate Investigating Committee What He Knows.

A BRAVE FIGHT   Kokomo Man Made Brave Fight to Save Wife and 2 Sons from Burning   GOES THROUGH SNOW   With Body of Wife—Sons Burned to Crisp—Explosion of Lamp Cause

I i hl cn a ama amelie anata ae  ASQUITH JOINED BY LABOR MEMBERS FOR PEACE IN IRELAND   Asquith, Clyne and Hendersor Condemn Outrages and Police Reprisals.

MMEDIATE: PEACE FOR IRRTAND:   ACTION CRGED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BY FORMER

TANE STEP POR PEACE IN IRELAND   Asquith ACctS Loday In House of Commons  IRELAND RESTLESS  Fear Plots May Extend to Ireland   IRELAND RESTLESS

URGES STEPS’ ~ TOWARD PEA   Former Premier Asquitt ‘Wants Peace Established in Ireland at Once   ey  Secret Service Men Discover Plots to Extend Violence to England

AN IMMEDIATE ESTABLISHMENT OF PEACE IN IRELAND 1S URGED IN COMMONS BY HERBERT ASQUITH   Extension of Sinn Fein Plots to Englan: Reported; Secret Service Men Obtain Plans Today

EA-PREMIER 15 aUPPORTEDRY LABCA MEMBERS   MOTION OPENS THE DEBATE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS, EXPECT GREY'S AID

PEACE WN IRELAND URGED AS COMMONS TEBATES QUESTI   Former Premier Asquith, Supported by Labor Members, Wants End of Trouble.   FEAR PLOTS IN ENGLAND   Reported That London, Liverpool and Manchester Are Desienated For Violence.

ASQUITH GALLS UN PARLIAMENT TO MAKE PEACE   Former Premier Strongly Supported in Commons Debate. on Irish Question   SINN FEIN PLOTS SAID TO EXTEND TO ENGLAND   RAIDING AND RIOTING UNABATED ON ISLAND; HOME RULE BILL NOT YAVORED IN HOUSE OF LORDS,

DEMANDS — PEACE IN. _ IRELAND   Asquith Opens Debate Ah Commons---Lloyd. George Replies   PLOTS EXTENDED

Bomb Explosion in Cork Kills Three and Injures Fifteen; Many Arrests Are Made for Alleged Plots

ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL , COUNT AND ASBIGNMEN ee ITAGING:) INHERISANC.

; ‘ORDER FOR WEARING FINA! is AND ASSIGNMENT AND ODOBTERMLNIAG $INHERL

SEEKS TO END RAIL STRIKE   Lord Mayor of Dublin in Effort tc Make Settlement of Existing Trouble.

LOUSY WITH. LUCRE.   Kempton Men Pay $24 Per Quart for Booze and Never Bat an Eye,

NO WITNESSES NEEDED   New Pension Laws Modify Witness Requirements

SAYS DEMOCRATS STAND READY TO MAKE CONCESSION   Hitchcock Declares Party Will Furnish Tw0-Thirds of Votcs to Ratify

SIGNS AT CHICAGO POINT TO COMPLETE END OF RY. STRIKE   NEW WAGE BOOST DEF!  wmwWw i A OVP Divoeoe

RELEASE LEADERS WITHOUT “SURETY”   Chicago Officials Refuse to Allow Grunau to Become “Martyr.” *   ‘MEN RETURN ' TO YARDS   Strike Seems Practically Over At Most of Larger Cities, .

NEW OIL COMBINE ‘WITH $10,000,000 CAPITAL EFFECTEL   CONCESSIONS IN COLOMBIA AND PERU IS CONTROLLED BY GIANT CORPORATION,

+> een a oe ee ; “~  Bll OIL FIRM EFFELT MERGER   DEAL CONSUMMATED IN NEW YORK IS SAID TO INVOLVE 100 MILLION DOLLARS

DRYS DISSATISFIED   Prohibition Party Will Put Ticket in the Field, It Is Senta

PROHIBITION TICKET CERTAIN   Nomination of Cox by Democerats Makes Dry Ticket Sure in Coming Campaion.   BLAMING RUM FORCES

PRORIBITION FORCES ~ OPPOSED 70 CC}   National Chairman Says Nomina tion Makes Certain an Avowed Dry Ticket in Field.

Prohibitionist Says Gov. Cox's Selection Assures Third Party   Rum Forces Maneuvered Both Parties to Secure Candidate: Pleasing to Them, Declares Chairman of Prohibition Par  ty; Democratic “Drys” Expected to Support Nomi  nee, With Anti-Saloon League Opposing

CONTINUED CASE   Officials Will Investigate Case of Theodore Monroe Further

SENATOR LODGE NOTIFIES HARDING OF NOMINATION AS G. O. P. CANDIDATE   (Re Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

EXPRESSES FAITH iN HARDING   odge Notification Ad. dress Points Out Grave issues

ODGE SAYS NATION — CONFIDES IN. HARDING   Formal Notification Speech Deliverec by Massachusetts Senator Today.

WILSON ON JOB IN .WEEK   Rest Cure Restores President t Health, Says Chicago Woman Party Leader.

PRESIDENT UP AND AROUND   Wilson to Be Back on His Job in About a Week.

Strike of Coal Miners Has_ 2 ew 2b & ee  Cost Public a Pretty Penny

eeEEeeeEEeEeEEEEEEEEEOOeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeeEeEOEeeeEOe  Serike of Coal Miners Has  ut ut ut 2 =  aa Public a Peau Penny

SEN, JOHNSON GIVES SPEECH ‘FOR HARDING   Praises Stand Taken by Re publican Nominee on th League of Nations.

JOHNSON STRONG FOR HARDING IN — -HIS FIRST SPEECH   California Senator Says Happily fo the U. S. the Ohio Candidate Has Scrapped the League.    PREDICTS COMPLETE G. 0. P. SUCCESS AT FALL.ELECTIONS

League and Wilson Hit By Johnson   BLAMES ADMINISTRATION FOR “RESTRICTION OF LIBERTY.”

JOHNSON BREAKS LONG SILENT   Takes The Stump in Harding’s Behalf

HIRAM JOHNSON PRAISES "HARDING FOR SCRAPPING LEACUE: SEES VICTORY

JOHNSON ENDORSES HARDING'S VIEW CN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Senator From California Gives Firs Speech In Behalf of Republi. can Ticket

Happily For Himself and America. Nominee Has Scrapped League Says Californian.   [ATTACKS AD MINISTRATION

SENATOR JOHNSON SAYS HARDING HAS SCRAPPED LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Hiram Johnson Opens Camaign for Harding in Caliornia With Attack Against League of Nations — Addresses Republican, State  iCanvention. ‘

Delivers First Speech on Behalf of Presidential  Nominee.   PREDICTS. SUCCESS FOR REPUBLICANS

QENATOR JOnNGON BREAKS SILENCE IN ATTACK ON LEAGUE   J Harding Happily Has Scrapped Wilson’s. War Proposal, Californian Says.   ISEES OVERWHELMING ” REPUBLICAN SUCCESS   Administration Indicted for Its Dangerous Policies at Home and Abroad.

DECLARES: SENATOR ‘HIRAM JOHNSON. IN GREAT. SPEECH : FOR ~~ REPUBLICAN: TICKET.   California, Senator ‘Endors- es: Stand of : G. O:..Pand - Nominee ° ‘on™ League ® of ~- Nations —; Predicts _ Re:  iene een Corancae

JOHNSON RAPD LEAGUE AND DEMOCRATS   California Senator in First Formal Speech on Behalf of G O. P. Ticket, Commends Hardins

JOHNSON SPEAKS FOR HARDING   Says Nominee “Happily for Himself and for America Has Scrapped League”   Californian Addresses G.O.P. State  Convention—Sees Victory in November

Californian Says - Nominee Has Scrapped League; G. O. P, Victory Assured, He Tell: Hearers at State Meeting   Bitter Arraingnment of Whole Wilson Administration Ik Main Feature of Address: Four Parties in Convention

REPUBLICANS HEAR HIRAM JOHNSON IN SPEECH   California Convention Opened With Address by Senator In Favor of Harding

"WITH HARDING —ONTHE LEAGUE   Speaking to California G. 0. P Says Harding Has Scrapped League of Nations.   IT IS WELL FOR AMERICA   Attacks Administration For Acts of Repression and Sup= pression.

DAYS HARDING HAS OURAPPED LEAGUENATIONS   Hiram Johnson in Speech To. day Endorses the Republican Candidate.   CALIFORNIAN ATTACKS THE ADMINISTRATION   Senator Declares Dissatisfaction With President Wilson is Widespread.

JOHNSON SAYS G.0.P. STAND SAVES NATION   Wilson Policy Would Bind Us to All Future Wars of World.

PRESIDENT   To Attend Peace Conference of Russia And Border States.

PRESIDENT   TO) APPOINT A PLENIPOTENTIARI  To Attend Peace Conference of Russia And Border States. 

BABY STRIKE IN FRANCE BROKEN   Mayor Of Saint Ouen Serve Ultimatum On Socialists Behind Move

A NEW PLAN 10 FIGHT HIGH COST   FRENCH SOCIALISTS PLAN TO CHECK POPULATION BY A BABY STRIKE,

ATTEMPT TO ROB “BANK FRUSTRATED   Wyo -of the Robbers Were Canght  and Two Escaped. — -  a =

NERAL ROUNDUP OF SUSPECTS WILL TART {ft GHICAGE   Police Determined To Ap prehend Anarchists In City.

Nearo to Eat Big Melon at Last Dinner   Black Who Goes to Death Chai; Tonight Also Will Have Chicken and Biscuits.

PLANNED COUP D’ETAT      Is Report Circulated by Ene. mies of Venizelos

KILL GIRL WHO. REFUSED.   Then a Traveling Salesman Ends Owr Life at New Orieana,-

HERGE FIGHTING I$ RAGING ON POLISH FRON! SAY REPORTS   Bolsheviki Trying to Open Way Into East Prussia; Poles  Fight Hard.   N. C. MAN IS’ MISSING   Lieutenant Harmon Rorison, o Wilmington, Aviator, Is Probably Lost.

BOLSHEVIRE CAPTCRE wee SRA PLERT        six Craiservs, Seven Fransports - and War Material  in Persia.

HERGE BATTLE. BEING FOUGH   Poles and Bolsheviki Are in a Death Struggle—Losses Are Heavy.

ATTACK POLISH LINES   Bolsheviki Try to Break Through Fighting Is Fierce.

ARMIES SWAYING TO AND FRO IN FIERCE FIGHTING   Villages Change Hand: Daily; Reds Attack In Waves.

SOVIETS SEIZE MANY VILLAGES   ENERGETIC ADVANCE TOWARL MINSK IS BEING DEVELOPED, STATEMENT SAYS.

BATTLE RAGES 90 MILES   Poles Fighting to Prevent Russian: From Opening Communication ‘With Prussla,

Svstem Should Be Vigorous   FIERCE FIGHTING BETWEEN POLES AND BOLSHEVIK]

REDS LAUNCH BLOODY DRIVE T0 CUT LINES   Poles F ight Fiercely to Repel Attacking Bolsheviki.

BOLSHEVIK! ATTACK “OW SOHMILE FROWN   Fiercest Fighting of the En. tire Campaign Going on Now With the Poles Making Desperate Resistance, Save a Warsaw Disnatch.

BOLSHEVIKI IN FIERCE ATTACK AGAINST POLES   Waves of Men Thrown Inte Fray In Thrust to Break Lines.

Bla BAL ILE IS RAGING IN RUSSIA   Bolsheviki in Massed Forma tion Attacking Poles Ove Ninety-Mile Front.   Worst Fighting in Mcnths With Decision Still in Doubt

REDS. SWAY LINES ON. POLISH FRONT   Villages Change Hands‘ Daily ~ As Bolsheviki Attack in = 7 Waves. -

REDS AND POLES LOCKED IN FIERCE DEATH STRUGGLE   BLSHEVEKE HOPE TO BREAK LINI AND OPEN WA Y¥TO EAST PRUSSEA

Bolsheviki Are : ‘Attacking in Waves   «Attempting to Break the Polish Lines and .Open Communicttion With Eastorn Russia.

Bolsheviki Attacking Poles On 90-Mile Front. Tio Open Way To East

TARIFF BILL UNDER FIRE   Hitchcock Opens Democratic : Fight Against Embargo  : Tariff.   WOULD RUIN U. S. BUSINESS

‘Senator Hitchcock ’  Opened Democratic   __ Fight On Tariff Bill

TYPHOID reve 2 EPIDEMIC AT WICHITA FALLa   HEALTH OFFICERSADVICE BOILING OF DRINKING WATER AND WAR ON FLIES,

N. Y, DELEGATES WILL GO WEST UNINSTRUCTED   Two of Delegates-at-Large to Be Named Today Will Be Women--Convention to Be Harmonious.   IOWA’S DELEGATION ALSO UNINSTRUCTED

NO INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEMOCRATS   State Delegates and Alternates Gather in Albany for Unofficial Cenvention Today   JARMONY IS-APPARENT   ‘Big Four” Delegation May In. clude Two Prominent Suffrage Leaders Possibly

SPFBAAABABAY BEARARA vy eet nw "sacaeceo  ana  Large Crowd Attends Seventh Annual Republic County High School Track Meet.

AMERICAN STOCKS IN FRANCE CAUSE TROUBLE   One Portion is Warchoused at Langres Where Qwhershin is Sought.

Davo AID PLAN TO OUT LIQUOR LOSS   Government May Buy Booze Stock Now on Hand.   SELL FOR LEGITIMATE USES   Prohibition Leaders Are Working on “Program of Compensation for Hold. ers of Whisky—About 60,000,000 Galions in ./arehouses.

PLAN T0 GUT LOSS BY PROHIBITION   Dry Leaders Working on Progran of Compensation for Liquor Dealers.   ABOUT 60,000,000 -GALLONS   Government May issue Treasury Certi. cates in Payment for Stock Held in Bonded Warehouses and Sell for Legitimate Uses.

MINERS’ STRIKE IN OHIO NEAR   Operators Refuse to Reoper Negotiations to Amend Scale.

EASTERN OHIO MINERS TO QUIT   Ultimatum ‘Is Sent, Whil Negotiations Reach Deadlock

PEACE IS REJECTED   GRUNAU FAILS TO END STRIKE OF CHICAGO SWITCHMEN.   Deadlock at Rail Men’s Meeting Called to Discuss Plans for Ending Walkout,

‘FAIL TO END ' STRIKE   Deatock Develops at Grunau’s “Peace” Meeting in Chicago.   Overtures to Halt the Ticup Were He. jected Without Ceremony and Gathering Adjourned.

SOMMANOER OF JUAREZ GARRISON FEAR REVOLT AND HURRIERLY FLEES   CROSSED INTERNATIONAL BOUN. DARY INTO UNITED STATES  SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT,

BRITISH GOVERNMENT SHOWS SIGNS OF GETTING WEARY.   ; ! 1 May Ask Congress to Take Notice of fini}-Britisk Propaganda— Yrs. Mac, Testifies. -

The Anti-British Work of De Valera   Great Britain Considering the Matter of Asking, the Unitrd States to Take Official Notice of DeVatera,

TO TAKE OFFICIAL NOTICE OF DE VAL. ERA’S ACTIVITIES.   In Behalf of Irish iIndependence —May Be Considered Unfriendly Act toward Friendly Nation

CONSIDERS REQUEST TO UNITED STATES   May Ask Official Notice of His Activities

A. Bonar Law ‘Suggests That Activities in America, Shonld Pa Chartad   PEACE MOVE FADING   Ireland Stirred by Demand for Arrest of Leaders in _ Her Revolt.

BRITAIN CONSIDERS IRISH PROPAGAND/   May Ask U. S. to Take Of~ "ficial Notice. -

BRITISH PROTEST HONORS 70 VALERA   May Ask U. S.. to Take Official Notice of Irish Activi ES ee

U:S. Made World Safe For British, Says Miss M’ Swine)   Sister of Late Lord Mayor Says More Trouble Coming When England Controls Oil; Wife to , Testify Later

MAY ASK U. S. TO ALSO TAKE, NOTICE OF HIM.    NO VISES FOR IRISH COMMISSION.   Those Meeting In Washington to Study Conditions in. Ireland Would Like to Go Over There, But Can't Get Passports.

CNULAND MAY ASK U.S, 10 CHOOSE BETWEEN DE VALERA. AND BRITISH FRIENDSHIP   Washington May Be: Requested to Take Official Notice of Honors Paid to Anti-British Agitator

ENGLAND AIMS AT PRES. DE VALERA   WANTS UNITED STATES TO TAKE OFFICIAL NOTICE.

British Government Considers Request to United States to Take Official Notice of De Valera’s Activities   IBRITISH EMBASSY WILL NOT RECEIVE INQUIRERS

LONDON UNEASY AS ERIN GAINS SYMPATHY IN U.S.   Miss Mac Swiney Bares Conditions In Her Native Island.

WOULD PROWEST T0.U.S   Member of Commons Calls for Action Against de VWalera’s Activities

ENGLAND TO ASK AMERICA TO TAKE COGNIZANCE OF HIS ACTIVITIES   Sister of Hunger-Striking Lord Mayor of Cork Asserts Irish ludependence Not Cathelic Move.

FEDERALS REVOLT AT VERA CRUZ   Force Deserts Garrison, Accord: ing to Word Received at Washington.   Mexican Revolutionaries Said to Be in Move From Juarez—Battle Near City of Mexico—Boundary Line Is Closed.

VERACRUZ MEN JOIN REVOLUTION   Washington Hears Garrison Has eserted Carranza Forces.   FIGHT NEAR MEXICO CITY   Rebels Begin March From Juarez tc the Capital City—Boundary Line is Closed at Laredo by American Authorities.

dager REVOLT AT. VERA CRUZ   Force Deserts Garrieon, Accord: ing to. Word: Received at ‘Washington...  P   REBELS MARCH OM CAPITAL      Mexican ‘Revatutionari¢s Said to ei       * (Mexico=oundary  Line je Closed: %

EDERALS REVOLT AY VERA CRUZ   ‘erce Deserts Garrison, Acsord‘ing. to. Werd Received at Washington.   TEBELS MARCH ON GAPITAL   Ylexican Revolutionaries Said to Be in Move From‘Jtairez=Battle Near’  '- City of Mexico—Boundary Line Is Closed: ~

Leader of Rebels Opposing Fed _ eral-Governiment in Puebla . Declares. Purpose™ to Resist » Obrégonistas: ‘by Force      GARRANZA’S DEPARTURE “REPORT IS UNCONFIRMED   Developments. Accord with Bo: lief - that. Firat. Ohief May Cling to Title with Office in  ' Convenient Refuge

FEDERALS REVOLT. AT VERA GRUZ   Force Deserts Garrison, According to Word Received at Washington.   REBELS MARCH ON CAPITAL   Mexican Revolutionaries Said to Be in Move From Juarcz—Baitic Near City of Mexico—Bouncary Line ic Closed.

MEN REVOLT ATVERA CRUZ      Force Deseris Garrison, According to Word Received at Washington.   REBELS MARCH OW CAPITAL   Mexicen Revolutionaries Said to Be  thin Move From Juarez--Cattle Near  tty of Mexico—Boundary Line te Ciesed.

WITNESSES CALLED “FOR SENATE QUIZ   SESSIONS TO BE RESUMED IN CHICAGO TUESDAY.

SENATE COMMITTEE PLANS EXHAUSTIVE PROBE FOR SCANDAI   Agree to Search Record: of All Political Parties to Finish.

COMMITTEE WILL SEARCH RECORDS OF EVERY PARTY   Issue Subpoenas Several Witnesses to Testify at Investigation.

PROBERS SEND OUT SUBPOENAS FOR MANY MEN   Moore Reiterates He Has Proo! Of Plan to Raise Slush Fund To Back Harding

MORE WITNESSES — ‘SUMMONED BEFORE ~ SENATE COMMITTE   While Recess is Being Taken ‘Many Names are Sent in to  7 Appear for Probe of Cam _paign Expenses and Funds By the Committee.

SUMMON DOZEN AS WITNESSES IN EXPENSE PROBE   Committee Takes Recess Un. til Next Tuesday---Cited by Moore.

More “Political Seandal’ Pram,  ised When Committee Reaumes Inquiry Tuesday,

E. H. Moore, Governor Cox’s Aide, Gives Kenyon Committee Pointers.

SUBPUENATS Uh  MORE WTNESE sENT OUT TON   \AWES OF SEVERAL UPL) SUPPLIED TO COMMITTE DEMOCRATIC LEADER

SUMMON MANY BEFORE PROBE BODY TUESDAY   Seratorial Committee Issue: Subpoenas for More Than a Dozen Witnesses.   MOORE CLAIMS PROOF WILL:BE THEN--SHOWN

MORE SUBPOENAS IN SLUSH FUN   TREASURER FRED UPHAM RECALLED 70 GIVE FURTHER EVIDENCE.

PROMISE TO PROBE RECORDS. OF EVERY - POLITICAL “GROUF   Series of Political Scandals Expected in Senate Expenditures Inquiry   MEN CITED BY GOX MANAGER» ARE SUMMONED TO APPEAR   Committee to Resume Sessions Next Tuesday

Understood That Many of Those on New List Were Cited to Probers by E. H. Moore, Pre - Convention  AAananar tae Cay   SAYS G. 0. P. BOASTED WOULD RAISE MILLIONS   Following Conference With Ohio Man Members of Committee Declare They Will Search Records of Every Political Group.

EDMUND MOORE INSISTS G.-0. P. INTENDED TO RAISE $16,000,000 FUND

SENATORS CALL WITNESSED IK FUND INQUIRY   Send Out Subpoenas for About Doz. en After Hearing E. H. Moore

Upham’s Assistant, Alleged ‘Father of City Quota Plan,” Among Those Subpoenaed

MOORE NANTES MEN IN SLUSH QUIZ    Cox’s Manager Cites Several ; Who Can Give Absolute Proof of Charges. ,

‘ABSOLUTE PROOF TO BACK COX   New Witnesses Subpoenaed te Appear in Campaign Probe   MEN CITED BY E. H. MOORE   “Father of City Quota Plan’ Amono Those Called

STARTLING FACTS ARE PROMISED BY SENATE PROBERS   Assistant G. O. P. Manager Subpoenaed To Bare Finances.

AIRING OF SOILED. POLITICAL LINEN TO BE RESUMED   Probers Say They Expect ti Uncork Series of Campaign Scandals   MORE WITNESSES 10 . . BE. EXAMINED TUESDAY   Moore of Ohio. Says. He’ Wil Prove Attempt to: Raise: ‘$16,000,000: .

LIST OF DOZEN OR MORE SLUSH FUND WORKERS 10 TALK   Edmund H. Moore, of Youngstown, Cox’s Representatives, Supplies the Names.   SUBPOENAS ARE ISSUED)   Committee Members Expect to Uncork “a Series of Politi cal Scandals” They Assert.

NEW WITNESSES IN PROBE   Doren Sent Ont by Senate Inveatigating Committee.

MOORE SAYS 6... LEADERS BOASTED OF FUND PROSPECT   Declares They Said Blai Plan Would Bring in Sixteen Milliens.

QVER DOZEN CALLED 70 SEIATE HEARING   Committee Expects “to Court a Series of Political ~ Scandals.”   ‘FATHER OF QUOTA PLAN’

IRISH HUNGER STRIKE LOOMS AS REBELLION   Compromise Flatly Refused U. S. Consul Agrees to See  Protest Committee.

IRISH PRISON HUNGER STRIKE   Straggle Between People and Au thorities Immivent.

Metorman at Vandalia No. 10 Near Linton Killed and Night Boss Injured Friday Night

DO WE HAVE PROSECUTOR?   Some Attorneys and the Court Sey We Do Not.

FARM FEDERATION TO HANDLE WOOL   STEPS TAKEN AT MEETING OF OFFICIALS TO MARKET PRODUCT.

MARKET TEXAS WOUL IN POUL   GROWERS PLAN TO SEL PRODUCT DIRECTLY TO MANUFACTURERS

WOOL GROWERS PLAN TO HANDLE CLIP OF COUNTRY   Middle-Western Farm Bureau Federation to Organize Selling Agency.

NO OCCASION TO WAIT   Local Merchants Have Cut Prices to Meet Future Conditions

XO OCCASION TO WAIT   Local Merchants Have Cut Prices 10  ” Mect re Conditions

Action May Be Taken to Prevent Use of U. 8. Troops Along Rhine if France ‘Oc. eupies Germen Territare .   GERMANS CONFIDENT. NO: ACTION WILL BE TAKER   American Representative Finds Little Need for Ge man Troops in Ruhr Valle: No Word Recsived. —

1. 5. Wil Probably Inquire How Far french Goverimeat Intends To Ge  TR KEEP VANNS IN APTIVE

Government Is Expect ed t Ask What Are French Plats For invading Germany —         SENATE MAY PREVENT USE OF U. S. TROOPS                ‘HOULD GERMANS DISORDERS MIGHT DEW INVOLVING AME FORCES ON RHINE,

AMERICA TO QUIZ FRANCE TO LEARN RUHR INTENTIONS   United States Senate May Take “Action to Prevent Sammies Use in New Movement

ACTION TO PREVENT USE OF AMERISAN TROOPS IS PLANNED BY THE SENATE

UNITED STATES WANTS TO KNOW PLAN OF FRANGE   EXPECTED TO ASK HOW FAR OCCUPATION OF GERMANY WILL GO.

UATION IN RUHA T0 BE PROBED   . Expected to Start Inquiry to Protect Yanks

PPEWERS WILL PaESENT HEA HANAN 1 AI   Loss of Property Running In io Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Charged.

_BREYERS TO SUE  “FOR MILLIONS   Beer Manufacturers Wilt File Huge Clams Against the United States  - Government.

LIQUOR INTERESTS WILE ASK HEAVY DAMAGES; BASE CASE ON SUPREME COURT DECISION

BREWERS 10 FILE LARGE CLAIMS. FOR DAMAGES   Say They Have Been . Deprived of Their ‘Property Withodt Just Compensation.

Millerand Declares Union Betweer France, England and Italy Was Never Closer.

SHERIFF GRABS COMPLETE STILL   ISCOVERS STILL WHILE HUNTING FOR AUTO TIRE  THIEVES

OUSTS LAWYER AS ANARCHIST   Pittsburgh Judge Prohibits Jacob Margolis From Practicing in County Courts.

FILTHY FOOD IS CONDEMNED.   Thousands ef Pounds Taken From New York Reasturania.

BUILDING MATERIAL CAN STAND A FIFTY PER CENT, SLASH   WITHOUT TOLCHING BOTTOM, AC CORDING TO LABOR DEPT. PELEPORTS

PRESSURE UN PRICES INCREASES   New Era May Bring 50 Per Cent Slash  TREND IN ALL LINES  Building Costs Due For Sudden Crash   TREND IN ALL LINES

ESS JH PRIGES, WCREACES      New Era May Bring 50 Per Cent Slash

REPORTS BRITISH THREAT TO QUIT   Drop Conference If France Keeps Independent Stand   French Reply is ConciliatoryLondon Explains Statement

ENGLAND MAKES THREATS ABOUT RUHR INCIDENT   Will Not Allow Her Representa: tive to Attend Meeting in Paris.

ASKS N. Y. POLICE HEAD QUIT   Resolution Calling for His Removal Introduced by Alderman Gruce MM. Falconer.

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IF YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING TO ADVERTISE--WITRESS

USE REPUBLICANS PUT UP BILL TO END WAR EFFORT TO RUSH IT THROUGH 15 A FLIVWER

fe Framed by Republican Memoreiga) Relations With Backing ity Leaders---Speedy Action tht -Dimocrats Secure Post     Taxt of Resoluti Mn

MEASURE  PLAULU BEFORE CONGRESS BY REPUBLICANS   Co » LEADERS CONFRONT  DEMOCRATS WItH MOVE TO DECLARE PRACE   MONDAY SET FOR VOTE   strong Demand for Consideration of till Canses Agreement for Karty Action—Three Years Since War Begar

HQUSE REPUBLICANS PUT UP BILL TO ENO WAR  EFFORT TQ RUSH IT THROUGH IS A FLWVER

STATE OF PEACE RESOLUTION T0 STRIKE SNAG?   Democrats to Oppose Such a Plan Vigorously, They Say.

RESO OLUTION TO_END WAR © CURMTTEA         Measure Thrown. Into Hopper With Little Ceremony and Fight Is On.   LEADERS MAKE DEMAND - FOR SPEEDY ACTION   Not Declaration of Peace But. Simply Ends State of War; Success Predicted.

Matter Put Squarely Up To Congress By Re publican Majority.   ASK QUICK ACTION   Democrats, Strongly in Opposition, Secure Agreement to Postpone Consideration Until Next Monday.

PEACE DECLARATION BEFORE CONGRESS   JOINT RESOLUTION, FRAMED BY REPUBLICANS. TOSSED IN HOPPER.   FOR TRADE RESUMPTION   Little Ceremony Features Introduc tion of the War Termination Measure.

PEACE RESOLUTION RECEIVED BY HOUSE   Joint Measure Declaring War at End Introduced.   APPROVED AT CONFERENCE

f. 0.P LEADERS MOVE 10 EAD WAR WITH GERMANY   J oint Resolution is Put Squarely Before Congress   TAKE ACTION NEXT MONDAY

(.0.P. WOULD M’ADOO FOR GALL OFF WAR © PRESIDENT   HOUSE MAJORITY ATTEMPTS: ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS STAR’ “JAM” ON RESOLUTIONS \ BOOM FOR HIM   HOPE TO OVERIDE VETO HE HAS KNOWLEDGE OF (1   nitial Steps Were To Have Forced; Palmer Supporters Expected To Open Action Tomorrow Up Shortly

Move to Jam Measure Through House Friday Opposed by Democrats and Agreement Made to Postpone Action Until Monday; Provides for Trade With Germany   WOULD REPEAL WAR POWERS      Mississippi Rejects Suffrace

REPOS TO FOR       JOINT Kes            ~  ‘House Gets Document I  in Course of Day and E} Made to Jam Through.   DEMOCRATS FORCE A”  DELAY UNTIL MONDAY   Probable That President Wil Veto It and Effort May Be Made to Override That.

Action Temporarily Halted By Democrat Motion For Postponement   GOOD FRIDAY ORIGINALLY CHOSEN TO VOTE ON BILL   Measure Is Squarely Put Before Congress by Republi- . can Leaders ‘

CONGRESS URGED TOCONCLUDEWAR   Feace With Germany Through Adoption of Joint Resolution Is Proposed   EXPECT VERDICT SOON   Leaders Declare Republicans Will Vote .Solidly Through Adoption of Proposals

Resolution Calls for Repeal of President’s War Powers and Reciprocal Trading With Recent Enemy—Plan to Hasten It Through by Tomorrow Is Blocked by Democrats.

OHIP REPORTED ——SUNKIS SAFE       Six Hundred “St Suppoted ‘To .- Haye. med—At ¢ Sate on  fe hen! the Cane s' Wireless  Renort. 

SEA DISASTER PROVED MYTH   Report That 700 Sank With Italian Vessel Denjed by  foantain

RAIL TRAFFIC IN NEBRASKA TIED UP BY BIG BLIZZARL      S\OW PLOWS BEING USED HEA VY LOSS OF LIVESTOCK Is FEARED

STORM GRIPS  ENTIRE WEST; TRAINS LATE   Denver’s Streets Blocked: Snow Plows Used on Rail Lines In Nebraska.

THOUSANDS OF GERMANS FLEE   Wealthy Refugees Gather on the Northern Swiss Frontier Unsuccessfully Demanding Entrance.

GERMANS FLEE IN THOUSANDS   Wealthy Refugees Try to Enter Switzerland From North.

SCOT WET-DRY FIGHT OVER   Scctiand’s Prohibition to Be Taken  First

SCOTS BALLOT ON WET-DRY   Poll on Scotiand’s Prohibition Proposi~ tion RBeains Tomorrow.

SCOT WET-DRY FIGHT OVER      First Poll in Scotland's Prohibition Election to Be Taken Tamorrow.

HONOK SUPPAGE LEADERS.   Certificaios of Service Given Pioneers tin WMoewewnent_

Ce eerie meeericn i eel sisinn enter ar aden nabs ts t t  i ONOR THE S UFPRAGE LEADERS.  rertifieates for Service ‘Given Many  : Women at OChieren.

PIONEER SUFFRAGISTS HONORED   Lengue of Woman Voters§ Gives Tokens of Award to Old Leaders.

LARGE SAPPHIRE PIN PRESENTED TO MRS. CATT   League of Women Voters Honor More Than a Hundred Woman  Gurfireaecn Mianaaore.

COAL DISPUTE UP 10 WILSON AGAIN   WAGE SCALE COMMITTEE [S$ UNABLE TO AGREE ON SETTLEMENT.

NO COAL AGREEMENT   WAGE CONFERENCE AT CLEVE. LAND BREAKS UP.   Miners and Operators Send Telegrams to President—Men in Illinois and Indiana Quit.

MINERS WILL DIVIDE FOR SETTLEMENT   Central Field is Dis rupted as Basing Point.

NOT YET SETTLED   The Miners and Operators ii Eastern Fields Not Able to Agree.

DEADLOCK IN. COAL WACE CONFERENCE   Possible Strike Seen in tS anure Of Miners and Operators. # Ts Acree

MINERS IN EACH STATE TO PURSUE SEPARATE PACTS   Expect Message Calling in President in Effort to Settle Wage Deadlock

PARLEY ON WAGES COMPLETE FAILURE   Cleveland Conference Breaks Up; No Coal Agreement.   Operators and Miners Send Telegram: to Wilson—Many Iilinois and Indl. an Mines Closed.

MINERS’ WAGE DEADLOCK MAY GO TO WILSON   Scale Committee Ad journs After Five Days’ Meeting.

JOINT PAY GALE CONFERENGE FAIL   Five Day Session Deadlockec and Committee Adjourns Locked on Demands.   Miners Declare There Will Bi No Strike—Operators Doubtful.

WAGE PARLEY FAILS   Cleveland Conference Breaks Up: No Coal Agreement.   Operators and Miners Send Telegram: te Wilson—Many Illinois and indian Mines Closed.

UUAL MINERS SEEK INCREASE   Joint Scale Conference of Miners and Operators ; Adjourn.

METHOD OF PROGEDURE   AGREEMENT PRACT EC A TE DISREPTS CENTRAL PLELD AS A BASIC POINT,

APPEAL TO WILSON WEEN JOINT WAGE CONFERENCE FAILS   Bituminous Miners Send Word That Pay Inequalities Are Not Yet Settled.

‘Miners Vote Unanimously to Seek and Make Supplemental and Separate Wage Agreements:-with Operators

Miners of the Four States In Centra Competitive Group Told to Seek Separate Agreements.

EUROPE MAY GET THREE. BISHOPS OF ME. CHURC   Probably Only One New Episco pal Area Will Be Created in the United States.

MAY ELECT THREE EUROPEAN BISHOPS   Recommendations Are Made To Methodist Convention To Do This.

METHODIST IS WORLD CHURCH   Denomination is Shown t Have Made Great Gains in Europe.

SUGAR COST 97,600 SOLD FOR $17,400   Bunte Brothers Indicted  for Profiteering.

UGAR DEALER ARE INDIGTEL   Grand Jury Charges Three Ohi cago Firms of Profiteering

CHARGE FIRMS WITH SUGAR PROFITEERING   Federal Grand Jury at Chicago Indicts Three Wholesalers and Confectioner For Alleged Deals,

WOMEN TQ REDUCE  “COST” OF HIGH LIVING” IN WEIGHT MARATHON   ey Pounders Go on Diets, Reducing  Iixereises and Home Gardening.

“BOY WITH A FACE OF A CHERUB” IS GUILTY OF ROBBERY   Thirteen-vear-old is sentenced to the State Industrial School for Crimes   ———- sr.  COMPANION OF SAME AGE IS PAROLED TO JUDGE   Police Say They Admitted Entering Six Places in One Night

“BOY WITH KFACE _ OF A CHERUB” IS’ GUILTY OF ROBBER)   Thirteen -year-old i is sentenced to the State Industrial School , ’-: for Crimes   SOMPANION ‘OF SAME AGE ° ~ .°- 1§ PAROLED TO 10st   Police Say They Admitted Entering Six Places in One Night 7 7 ¥ 7 f

REVISION OF TARIFF LAW STARTS JAN    Republican Leaders of the Hous: Decide to Begin Hearings on That Date.

WORK ON NEW TARIE WL BE CTARTED JAN   Revisions Are Expected t Precede Changes in Other Revenue Laws   EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO ENCOURAGE BUILDING   UNDER PROGRAM OUTLINET TODAY MEASURE WOULD BI READY FOR SUBMISSIO) SOON AFTER INAUGURATION

REVISION OF TARIFF LAWS TO START EARLY NEXT MONTI   Republican Leaders Plan Hearing to Continue Under Harding is Inaugurated,

TARIFF AGTION TO START SOON   Revision of Present Laws in Sight in Short Time

WOULD BOOST Tax ON SMALL: INCOMES   Secretary of Treasury Houston _ Suggests Increase ‘of 2 Percent on Those Under $5,000   ANNUAL REPORT TO. HOUSE   Urges Lowering of Surtaxes on Incomes Over $5,000 and 20 Per Cent on Undivided Profits

PLAY BASEBALL ON ICY FIELD   Gum Boots and Far Lugs Worn by Outhietdesre.

INVESTIGATION OF NAVY TQ BE ASKED   Sensational Charges Made by Admiral Sims in Testimony Be fore Senate Committee.  ALLEGES LACK OF POLICY   ALLEGES LACK OF POLIC’   ett ton—With-0 Aitte—t Four Months After U. S. Entered the War, He Says.

Complete Investigation Navy's Management During War Asked Result Of Sim’s Disclosures

“DONT LEP BRITISH PULL WCOL OVER YOUR EYES” IS PARTING WORD TO U.S. OFFICER      HAD RO NAVAL POLICY   American Commanier in British Wat Assert. Navy Did Not Muator Inte War Wholeheartedly For Sevreral Months

DW AND HAVE DEPARTMENT INQU RY   ADMIRAL SIMS CAUSE   AMERICAN COMMANDER DE  CLARES NAVY DEPARTMENT HAD NO POLICY AND NO PLANS EVEN 3 MONTHS AFTER ENTERING WAR

TESTIMONY WILL ~ BRING A PROBE OF U.S. NAVY   Members of Committee Determine: i fo Go to Bottom of Entire ‘Business:   ‘ADMIRAL MAKES CHABGES OF GROSS THEPEICIENY   Says No Policy Was Adopted Until After America Had Beer in ‘Wear for Months

INVESTIGATION OF U. S, NAVY DURING THE WORLD WAR DEMANDED BY THE SENATE  otal   As a Result of Disclosures Today by Admiral William 8. Sims Advising the Senate Sub-Committee Regarding : Awards and Decorations

Irish Crisis Here, Hope of Peace Is Held. on cel "Blood ae   FIGHTING IN LIMERICK.

MORE FIGHTING AT  BELFAST   Disorders Renewed Over the Week. Eed in the Ulater Section Of Ireland.  ia - ae Se SSS ee

rish Crisis Here, Hope of Peace I Held, Disorders Renewed, “Blood Flow:   FICHTING IN LIMERICK

PATROLIG STORES AND oALOONG BURNED BY INFURIATED PEOPLE   (POLICE FIRE BUT FAIL TO STEM HOT RIOTS, MANY DEAD   CARSON URGES PEOPLE TO OBSERVE MODERATION IN GRAVE CRISIS—MERE YOUTHS AMONG VICTIMS OF VOLLEY FIRING.

BELFAS? ABLAZE AS IRISH FIGHT   ONE DISTRICT OF CITY BURN. ING WHILE RIOTERS ENGAGE  IN PITCHED BATTLE,

BURN PROPERTY OF BELFAST CATHOLIC   Shankhill District Ablaze in Score of Places  eee ot Seeman

SCORE OF FIRES STARTED FOL LOWING OUTBREAK, AND NUMBER ARE KILLED

MORE THAN 100 CASUALTIES IN BELFAST RIOT   City Is Blazing Inferno—134 Fires Destroy Property in City.   Mayor MacSwiney, On Hun.ger Strike, Gradually Weakening, Report.

Six Killed in Day of Terror, Total Now Sixteen   Police Fire on Crowd: and Snipers Swell Death Tall,

QUOAE OF FIRES OTARTED AMONG CATHOLIC STORES   Police Inflict Several Causualties by Firon Crowd During the Riot.

PART OF BELFAGT 15 REPORTED IN FLAMES   SINN FEINEES AND UNIONISTS IN GUN FIGHT; STORES OF CATHOLICS BURNED.

BETTER ROAD MANAGEMENT BY THEIR OWNERS, HE SAYS   Federal Operation Inefficient and Spells End of Enter. prise and Initiative, New York Senator Declares.

ALLIED DEMAND IS NOT ULTIMATUM   Entente Letter of War Guilty Names Those Responsible   LERSNER ACTION PERSONAL   Declare German Government Not Resnonsible For Resianation

Germans Are Consoled By  Mild Letter      ft Entente Letter Explaining That De mand for Surrender of War Guilty fs Not an Ultlmatum Eases the Situation

LUDWIG'S DEATH ~ {6 UNCONFRME   Belief That Paris Correspondent Confessed Death of Another ‘Man With King.

FRANCE TO REMEMBER SOLBIER DEAD   Legion Pest to Distribute French Certificates at Meeting In Sullivan Sunday.

HOLD UP BANK; GET $15,000   Five Detroit Bandits Rob the Hastings Street Branch of Common. wealth Bank.

1GET $15,000 IN HOLDUP   Detroit Bandits Rob Hastings Street DOranrhkh Rank

iOLD UP BANK: GET $15,0¢%   Five Detroit Bandits Rob the H cafians Street Branch of Commonwealth Bank.

WOMEN. ENDORSE CANDIDATE NIXON   Gerard Advises Suffragists Who Do That Which He Least Approved

‘New Yerk Wemen Demeerats De elare im Faver ef Public Serv Pe San eS ny Es

RENTERS STRIKE AGAINST RAISES   'BY ACTING IN GROUPS TENANTS  IN BOSTON WERE ABLE TO REFUSE RENT RAISES AND   AVOID EVICTION

ARBITRATION OF RENTS (5 ATTEMPTED IN SOME (ARCE EASTERN CITIES   RIES OF LIFE {S AT WORK IN MASSACHUSETTS,

ENGINEER KILLED.   Engine and Four Cars of N. H. & H Freight Derailed at Atlantic Mass.

FEW SPECTATORS GAN GET SEATS AT NEWBERRY TRIAL   Defendants, Lawyers and Pros: pective Jurors Pack Courtroom.   FRAUD CASE OPENS TODAY

JUDGE SESSIONS WILL FROWN ON DELAY MOTIONS   Attorney Murfin Is Ill and Not to Be Present at  Opening.

TOOK OVERCOSE UF MEDICINE NEATH RESULTS   Chicago Authorities Asked to Ques. tion Man In That City About Death Of Mason City Woman.

MAY ARBITRATE IN BROOKLYN   Court Offers to Submit Car Strike Grievances to a Board—Company Hires Strikebreakers,

MAY ARBITRATE IN BROOKLYN   ——————————  Court Offers to Submit Car Strike Grievanees to a Board—Company Hires Strikebreakers.

CURMIGOION 19 BU!   ZOPE TO ANNOUNCE INDIANA PRICES IN A PEW DAYS.   Indizna, Chio and) Michigan May Op erate Jointly.

GENERAL RANGEL LAUNCHES OFFENSIVE  AGAINST SIKTH ARMY  OF SOVIET FORCES   Commander Carries Out “Pinching’ Movement Against Enemy Sheltered by Dnieper

WRANGEL’ OPENS. DRIVE   insOffensive on Soviet Arm; edged.-Behind. Dnieper River.

NEW ATTACK _ LAUNCHED BY GEN. WRANGEI   Offensive Against Reds or Jnieper River Has Begun.

0,000 STRIKERS VOTE 10 TAY ON VACATION   Will Appeal to All Others to Quit Their Jobs in Sympathy.   NEXT MOVE IN CHICAGO DISTRICT IS AWAITED   Switchmen Present Their Wage Grievance to R. R. Labor Board Today.

TRIKERS TQ REMAIN OUT      Meeting at New Jersey Declared in Favor of Waiting for Wage Decision

5.000 GuiLAW STRIKERS VOTE TO REMAIN OUT   Jersey City Scene of Mass ‘Meeting at Which Strike Vote is Cast.  Claim They Will Remain Out Until Labor Board Has Given Decision.

[TO REMAIN OUT UNTIL LABOR BOARD MAKES DECISION.   NEXT MOVE MUST COME FROM MANAGERS, DECLARE M’HUGH

alae ae ie OE ee a AN i cal el  TRAFFIC IMPROVES IN THE MIDDLE AND FAR WEST

THOUGA RAIL WORKERS STRIKE   Vote to Ask General Railtoad Walkout and Keep Out Until Labor Board Hands Down Decision

§,000 STRIKERS DECIDE BY VOTE HOT TO RETURR   Railroaders ‘in Jersey City Wil Await Decision of Labor Board

Five Thousand  Insurgents in Jersey City Meeting Vote Against Return to Work and Appeal for Sympathetic Move   DISCREDITED LEADERS IN CHICAGO AT WORK   Grunau’s Action is Looked to as Next Step Toward Settlement, with Doubt Expressed as to His Influence

5,000 STRIKERS VOTE AGAINST GOING TO WORK   Meeting at Jersey City Appeals ‘to Other Lines to Walk Out It Their Suoport.

Action Is Taken at Meeting in Jersey City Today.   MANY MEN STILL OUT IN CHICAGO   MAY WAIT AWARD.

HOLE MAY Ot GHEAL (OUUE Ih CLEGTION   Some Massachusetts Towns Vote “Wet” First Time  In Historv   SEEK SIX PER CENT INTOXICATING LINE   Light Wines and Beer Loom As Campaign Issue  This Fall

DRY TOWNSHAVE REGISTERED WET   ‘Annual Elections in Massachu settes Held Monday Show Great Reversal of Opinion.

OEE EEE  Massachusetts Votes For Liquor; Edwards Signs 3.50 Beer Bill     a   Qweiciale C‘amniacent

BAY STATE IS WET AND DR}   Lexington and Dedham Among th Twenty-three Towns to go Wet.

CLOUDING UP ~ FORA SHOWER   Half of Massachusetts, Town: Vote Wet and ‘Gov. Edwards Signs Jersey Beer Bill.   IS DAMP 1N WISCONSIN

TENNESSE PRIMARY   Roberts Renominated by Democrats  —Tayler Wina G. 0. P. Race.:

THE TENNESSEE “PRIMARY RESIILTS   E  ALE, A, TAYLOR NOMINAIPIED BY REPUBLICANS YOR GO   GOV, ROBERTS ROMIRATED   Capi: Gordon Brownlie Deferted Yhetus W. Sims, Dean of the Ter: nessee Delegation in Congvess for Noninntion in 8th District,

EARLY RETURNS GIVE ROBERTS 95.960 PLURALIT)   Tennessee Governor 1s ne  nominated by Democrats— mone ke Mannphcans.

NOTHING SHORT OF FULL FREEDOM WILL SATISFY SINN FEII   That is Sinn Fein Answer tc New British Policy; More Troops Landed.

FURTHER REINFORCEMENTS _ SENT TO IRELAND ABOARD TRANSPORTS FROM ENGLANE

MORE TROOPS  ANDEE   In Dublin Over Sunday From British Transnorts.

SOCIAL WORKERS HAVE WAY   Other Prisoners Won’t Witness Exemiuttan at *“Gmiline Jack"

OGLESBY WON'T INTERCEDE FOR SENTENCED MAA   O’Brien Slated to Hang in Presence of Chicago Jail Prisoners Friday Morning.

BUY SOME SEALE      CAMI" FIRE GIRLS Ta op 7 XM ‘ ‘CAMPAIGN TOMORROW          Cent at Money to: Le i     Seveniy P        _ Used For Tipton bunts

BUY SOME SEALS   CAMPPIRGE GIRES TO OPEN XMA!  SEAL CAMPAIGN TOMORROW,   Seventy Per Cent of Money to Us  Used bor Tipton County.

EASY WINNER IN SENIOR HIGE   Some Advantages of al High Schoo! Edueation.” by Helen Spezia. .

SULLIVAN 10 MAKE CANDID SURVEY OF CAMPAIGN PUBLIC   Now on Tour Checking Up Political Information for the Voters’ Guidanee.

VOTERS HAVE MADE UP MINDS ON CANDIDATE   Sullivan Says Convictions Have Already Been Formulated and Favorites Chosen   HARD TO BE CANDID   CORRESPONDENT TO MAKE TOUR OF COUNTRY, SURVEVING POLITICAL CONDITIONS

National Correspondent'Now on-Tout. Checking Up. Mass -of.- Information Standing: Out in the the Campaign:  HAS MANY SOURCES   GIVING BEST LIGHT  Facts’ in * Hand “Cover. - Not, _-Only Presidential’. Cam; paign-, But. -Close Contests: ‘in Various States.      By MARK SULITVAN

Mark: Sullivan; ‘Special: Reporter > Wilf Tour Country. and In= dicate His Findings.

WINDS OF VOTERS MADE UP.   Net a Great Many Chances Expected Between Now and Eleetion Day.  Ce Roark Sullivan.

OMAR LOCKLEAR AT COLONIAL THEATRE   Noted Daredevil Is Secn in His Last Victure Today, “The Sky wayman."

Attempt Made in Conference in De: Moines Today, But It Does Not Get Far.

BEEN SENT T0 U.S   Only Informal Exchanges of Views Have Taken Place  So Far.

NO FORMAL REPLY FROM THE POLES   Italy Believed to Be in Accord with the Russian Policy of the United States—Slight Gain for Russos.   AN AGREEMENT

HEALTH GUARDIANS TO SUBMIT oUnVE CN HOUSING NEEDS   Detroit Conference to Supply Senator Calder With Data on Healthful Houses.

CONGESTED HOUSING AND PUBLIC HEALTE   Officials of Larger C Cities in . Conference.

TURKS GET CONSTANTINOPLE   Paris Report Says It Has Been Decid ed to Leave Them in Capita’,

CONSTANTINOPLE TO TURKEY   Supreme Council Decides to Leave Turke in the Caniéal.

HE WOULD DEPORT E. H. GARY   As Unrest Cure Wisconsin Candidate for Senate Would Send Packers Away Also.

‘The More Important  Question— Who Shall Act When Tho Pracidoant (ant?

“The More Important Question-- Who Shall Act When The President Cant?

FINE WEATHER ON PACIFIC   COAST STATES EXPECTED TO REGISTER RECORDBREAKING VOTE

BiG VOTE LOOKED FOR IN THE WEST   Favorable Weather and Sharp Local Contests Bring Out the Voters,

REBELS IN CONTROL   PARNANZA MAKING STAND ST BIG ODDS,         Revolutionary Leaders Looked Upor With Favor is United ‘Sintes.,

REBELS IN CONTROL   FAKE ANZA MAKING STAND AGAINST BiGe ODDS.   Revolutionary Leaders Looked Upon  With Favor in United States.

GERMANY MUST OISARM   bret bial Ha is ram ~ Figal. Gemands, os :

MAKING IT HOT FOR CRIMINALS   Chicago in Drive To Rid Itself of Hold-up Men and Thugs.   MORE THAN 600 ARE NOW IN JAIL

600 “BAD EGGS” HELD IN CHICAGO CRIME CRUSADE      Two Suspects Killed Resist ing Police Bent on Ending. Vice Reign. —

Town is Free ‘of. Crime: Prac::  tically for Fitst Time inSeveral Years; Due to. Two Days’ Vigilant. Efforts: on. the Part: NM ah. Delleeio oo eo Oe

CHICAGO POLICE MAKE 600 ARRESTS   AUTO THEFTS AND HOLD. UPS IN CITY TEMPORARILY STOPPED.

Sub-Committee on Platform Declines. To . Take Responsibility   Invites the Whole Committee to Attend Sessions and Give Advice as to Planks and Procedure.

PLATFORM MAKERS SWING THE AXE ON WILSON'S PLANKS   DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO ACCEP' ADMINISTRATION PLANKS ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   WALSH LEADS OPPOSITION   Montana Senator Leaves Commi! tes Room After Sharp Word Batt’ ~elrish Plank Leads to Endless Discussion Without Results

STRANGE CASE OF MIND TELEPATHY   Warns Friends of Wall Street ExploSion.

BLAMES TELEPATHY FOR HIS WARNING   BROTHER-IN-LAW OF FISCHER ADVANCES NOWEL THEORY.   Declares Mental Condition Waa Not Normal and His Mind Was in a Receptive Condition——K acw No Anarchiets.

Telepathy Is Given as Cause of Bomb Warning   Man Who Foretold Explosion Was in State of Partial Insanity for Three Weeks, Brother-in-Law Says, His Mind Receiving Thought Waves Telling of Disaster.

Police Seek Plotter Who Set Off Explosive And Caused ~ Death Of 33. Persons   Mental Telepathy Is Alibi Of Suspect

BROTHER-IN-LAW CAUSES DETENTION IN CANADA ON A CHARGE OF LUNACY   (Mental Telepathy. Is Offered  as Explanation of Information About Plot

Charge Mental Telepathy Explains Arrested Man's Knowledge of Plans.   SENT WARMING TO FRIEMDS   Brother-in-Law of Suspect Furnishes Police With Story nt Man’ec  ife.

SULONG ASKED T BIE. PEOPLE CHANGE TO VOTE   New York Governor Takes New Step in Dry Battle

WOULD RESCIND ‘RATIFICATION OF NPY AMENDMENT   Governor: Binith Th. “Message to ‘Legiglature Urges / Question. Be >. Submitted to- Voters.   TREATY OF PEACE . PECEIVES ATTENTION   The Governor Recommends the Legislature Ask U, 8. Senators to Help Treaty “Along but “ag  "“nors the League, of Nations.

Meetings Vital To U.S. Former  Secretary Says   Wilson Knew of Cabinet Sessions, Asserts  Redfield.

Former Secretary. of Com: merce Comments on Cabinet Meetings.   PUBLIC SIDES WITH « LANSING—W. H. TAFT   Wilson Never Hinted Disapproval of Conferences, Saves Redfield.

UTHER CAUSES BERING REQUES! SAYS REDFIELD   Cabinet Meeting Necessary if Nation's Business Is to Proceed.

Other Causes Behind  President’s Request, Declares Redfield   “Never Faintest Suggestion That Cabinet Mem_ mers Were Trying to Do Anything Except Help ~ President Wilson During His Illness?’ . ,

AFFIX BLAME FOR CARRANZA’S DEATH   MEXICAN O@FICIALS CHARGE GEN. MARTEL WITH RESPON. SIBILITY FOR MURDER.

[MEXICANS PLACE BLAME’. FORCARRANZA’S DEATH  SCUPON GENERAL MARIEL

MMARIEL BLAMED FOR ~ TENTH OF CARR   FIRST PUBLIC OPINION’ ON QUESTION EXPRESSED BY MINIS.” TER TO‘BRAZIL ..

RUSSELL URGES RATIFICATION   Mississippi Executive Appears Before House In Behalf of Woman’s Suffrage.

FLOUR STILLON ~ " -TOBOGGAN SLIDE   Patent Flour Drops to $10 Barrel.

FLOUR CONTINUES DECLINE   Reaches Lowest Quotation in Minne apolia Since March, 1910

FLOUR REACHES PRE-WAR PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS   Family Patents Now $10-0C Per Barrel

COAL BODY WILL PAY (OWA VISIT   Des Moinés One of Cities Scheduled in Investigation of Coal iMdustry; Mine Owners Read Grievances In. to Record; May Take Months.

COAL HEARINGS ‘ARE NOW BEGUI   The Commission is Considering th Claims of Miners ‘for Shorter Hours and Higher Wages.

OAL COMMISSION CONSIDERS HOLONG HEARINGS IN’ THE' COAL REGIONS —

Coal Hearings in K.'C..and St. Louis         mations of the Coal Question Will, Be de in Mu Cities,     Inyesti

COAL COMMISSION TO VISIT COAL REGIONS   Indications Are investigation of Live ing Conditions Will Protract Survey a Few Months.

HIGH JACKS TAG BOOZE BURGLARS   OMAHA MAYOR ‘ORDERS CHASE AFTER HALF MILLION IN CELLAR CHEER IS STOLEN.

Evangelical Lutheran Churches    Ohe Churches   WELSH-PRES. CHURCHES,

EXCHANGE TO LOWER LEVEL   Another Collapse of More Sweeping Dimensions Attends Dealings ian Foreign Morey.

Lighted Cigarette Believed To Have Started Fire Which Caused Death of T. W. Doughly

IOWA BANKER IS BURNED TO DEATH   Armstrong Man Burns to Death ir Room at Athletic Club in St. Paul: Cigarette Is Cause.

PROTEST WIRED TO LONG   Congressmen Cable Lioyd Geo Behalf of Irish Prisoners.

CABLES PROTEST TO BRITISH   Eighty-Eight Congressmen Join I Message to Lloyd George on Be~ half of frish.

10 INVESTIGATE STRANGE DEATH   Wives of Chiropodist Stein. house Die in Mysterious Circumstances.

AACK TO AFRICA CRUSADE CAUSES BLOODY BATTLES   SEVERAL NEGROES WOUNDED.   HUNDREDS OF POLICE GO AFTER BLACKS AND  \ RESTORE ORDER. 

SEVERAL NEGROES WOUNDED.   HUNDREDS OF POLICE GO AFTER BLACKS AND \ RESTORE ORDER, (3

BIG PICNIC AT RUM WRECK   Farmers Gather at Spot Where “Bot tled in Bond” Stuff Is Spilled.

RUM WRECK DRAWS A PICNIC   “Bottled In Bond” Stuff Spilled Near Raltimore. Md.

BELGIAN-FRENCH AGREEMENT MADE   DEFENSIVE MILITARY EN. TENTE HAS BEEN CON_ CLUDED.

Admiral Rodman Is Caustic With Critics Of Navy   Grows Weary of Typewrite Attacks on Mistakes of Men Who Won War   SAYS PACIFIC FLEET NOT AN EXPERIMENT   Landlocked Officer Barrages On Navy Are Scored By Admiral

"HRA SAYS   Characterizes As “Typewriter Tactics” Recent Criticisms.   ADMIRAL‘RODMAN GIVES INTERVIEW   Grows Caustic In His Comment On Those Who Try To Run! Down Strength of Fleet.

Indignantly denies that Pa. cific fleet is merely an experiment   DENOUNCES ‘PATRIOVEERS   Navy won war while swivel chair loyalists were hammering typewriters

ND WILSON LUNCH   Retiring and. Incoming Presidents to Have Meal at White House March 4.   WILSON AT INAUGURATION   Plans to Ride to Capitol wit! Senator Harding for Inaugural Ceremony.

[Retiring and and incoming Presi.  dents to Have Meal at White  House March 4.   WILSON AT INAUGURATION   Plans to Ride to Capitol witt Senator Harding for Inaugural Ceremony.

RAIL WORKMEN WILL FIGHT FOR WAGE DEMANDS   Minimum Scale of $2,50( Smallest Amount Aceptable, Claim.

PLACE FIGURES FOR SHOPMEM UP TO BOARD   JUDGE REBUKES LABOR REPRE ATIVE FOR FORM OF UL UM OFFERED FO ARBI ON BOARD

Railway Labor Board Is Told Minimum Yearly Wage for Common Labor Must Be $25,000 for Hight Hours.   MAY GIVE UP EFFORT - TO KEEP MEN WORKING   Yuless Prompt Award Is Made Leader Tells Board Serious Gonsequences Are Likely to Follow.

RAIL BOARD RAPS UNION CHIEF HEAD   B. M. JEWELL IS TOLD IF Hits PURPOSE IS TO DICTATE TO THE COMMISSION, HE IS MAKING SERIOCS MISTAKE.

$2,000 NAMED AS MINIMUM PAY OF SHOP LABOF   Rail Labor Board Told that Un'ons Can Not Guarantee Acceptance of Any  But Minimum Named.

FAR SHOP CLASS   Cannot Guarantee Acceptance of Boarti’s Decision Under That Figure:   WOULD DISREGARD: PUBLIC

Labor Board Told Unless It Allows That Sum and Provides 8 Hour Day Its Award Will be Unacceptable.

COMMON LABOR ASKS $2,500   Railroad Leader Says Less Will Not Be Acceptable to Men

BRITISH AND GREEKS ARE HANGING TURKS, BANDITT ~— [S WORRYING ENTENTERS

MAY HOLD A MEETING TO ~ QONSIDER LIVESTOCK NEE   Bankerg: and Stockmen of the  Country May Get Together Cin.

*O STABILIZE LIVE STOCK.   Governor F'ederal Reserve Bank Commends Mercer Suggestion,

DR. KEPFORD WILL BE HEAD OF NEW JUVENILE HOME   Tuberculosis Expert to Be Supt, of Tnstitution Established by the State vt Tolede lowa,

‘Nation’ s capital may prove  storm center of revolutionary confllet   MANY JOINING IN REVOLT      Rebel’s success on west coast may force U. S. to recoge nize Obregon

MEXICAN FEDERAL TROOPS WITHDRAW, BURNING BRIDGES   Rebels Force Carranza Troops Bark Onto Capital In Hot Battle   REVOLUTLON IS GROWING   U. S. May Have To Enter Ne. rotiations With Gen. Obregon

Bridges Are Burned Behind  Carranza Army Fleeing  Before the Revolutionists —Dig Trenches For Decisive Battle North of City

BATTLE FOR POSSESSION OF MA GATLAN INDICATED   Federal Lines Have Been Drawn 46 Miles North of That City   Revolt Reported in Puebla— Bridge Burned Interrupting Ratlroad Communication.

IN PREPARATION FOR BIG BATTLE   With the Revolutionists Mex ican Federal Troops Have Withdrawn from Mazatlan.   LINES ARE DRAWN UP" NORTH OF MAZATLAN   A Revolution Is Reported in Puebla, Important State Near to Mexico City.

DISBAND ASSOCIATION   ANOTHER OF CONCERNS INVES TIGATED IN ANTI-BUILDING TRUST HEARING DISSOLVES.

THE BOYS AT BAT      POSTOF FICHE ASUIRANTS HAY TETE {TE WITH PURNELL,      Conun ssitn Holds Seance Before  Geing to Washingtons +

THE BOYS AT BAT   POSTOFFICH ASPIRANTS HAVE TETE-A-TETE WiTH PURNELAL.   Congressiain Holds Seance Befor  Going to Washington.

LONDONDERRY 1S ALIVE WITH TROOPS TODA’   Besides Territory Quiside th City is Heavily Patroated.

MILITARY ACTIVITY AL{ OVER IRELAND   MESSENGERS SEARCHED BY THE POLICE AND ROADS ABOUT LONDONDERRY HEAVILY PATROLLED.

ALL PASSENGERS WERE SEARCHED   Violent 5 Scenes Reportec . Among the Sinn Fein Prisoners

COTTON MARKET DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON D.C.   Delegation from South in Con ference with Federal Reserve Board.

CONFERS WITH RESERVE BOARI   Make Effort to Improve Financial Condition of Cotton Market

COTTON STATES UELEGATES Bak  BETTER GAEDIT   SEEK CONFERENCE WITH FEDER AL RESERVE BOARD ON COT. TON MARKET CONDITIONS.

ASK FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD 10 REMOVE CERTAIN RSTRICTIONS   Southern Farmers and Business Men Go to Washington in Interest of Cotton Growers.

POLITICS AND. HIGHWAY SYSTEM   Goodrich Has Created Piliable  Maching Out of the, Maintenance Division.

HOOVER COMPLIMENTS POPE,   Relative to Retief Work Among the Children of Central Europe.

PRISON CAR ON WAY EAST   Load of Undesirable Aliens From the Pacific Coast Presses Through Cheyenne.

TO DEPORT MORE ALIENS   “Prison Car” Is on Way East From DBarlisin Panetd

YOVERNOR CAPTURES BURGLAR   Rentuckhy Executive Overpowers  iim in New York Hotel.

BOWL OVER POLICEMAN   GOVERNOR PUT BURGLAR DOW)   Morrow of Kentuchy Val. fant at Waldorf-Astoria

CHANGES MADE BY DEMOCRATIC GERMAN REGIME   Frederick the Great is No Longer Called! Great by Attendahts.

ROYAL PALACE NEARLY INTAC]   German Emperor Leaves Al Except Personal Belongings in Castle

VICTIW or TURE!   Mrs.  Frank Shuppard (Expired a Howie Last Night, 9 7 1

VICTIM OF TUBERCULOSIS   Mrs. Frank Shuppard Expired at Home Last Night.

ARMY OFFICER IS FOUND KILLED IN LOS ANGELES, CAL  MYSTERY SURROUNDS THE SHOOTING CF LIEUT. PAT O'BRIEN.  WAR HERO RESIDED AT  MOMONOE IEINATS

RIOTING BROKE  OUT LAST NIGHT      Federal Troops Ordered tothe City From Fort Logan and Camp Funston, Strike Called Off Upon Order of the Court.

G.0,P, CHIEFS MEE}   important Political Announce: ments Expected at Session

BROWDS SHEER ARCHBISHOE   Turn Farewell For Mannix Into Demonstration For Free lreland

rc SAS NSS BALTIC   ARCHBISHOP DANIEL J. MAN NIX IS GIVEN: A DEMONSTRATION AT PIER,

Great Crowd Sees Australian Depart Despite LloydGeorge Edict.   HE SAILS ABOARD BALTIC   Near Riot Results When One of Passengers ‘Booed’ Prelate, “

Irish Stage Near Riot As Archbishop Departs   P0lice Lose Control of Situation Temporarily: Crew of Vesse Joins Demonstration and Stevedores Refuse to Free Ship Till Hissing Passengers Are Removed.

GOMPERS GOES . ‘TO CLEVELAND   F ederation Officials Re fuse to Discuss Purpose of Trip

BOMPEAS TO CONFER WITH BROTHERHOADS AS 10 OUTLAW STRIK   PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEDER. ATION LEAVES FOR CLEVELAND ON OFFICIAL DUTY,

PREDICT END s0F VACATION CUAL STRIKE   Committee of Mine ‘Work ers Resumes Its Sessions Today.   SETTLEMENT HINGES OF SECRETARY’S REPL'

DOROTHY'S PLIGHT MOST UNFORTUNATE   Pretty School Ma’am, Possibly Suffering From Mentai Tronble Arrested

Gompers In Presenting Labor’s Demands at S. F., Assails G. O. P.

Gompers qT ells  Cummiiiee ihe  Needs of Labor   Convention Warned by A.E.L.  President That Enemies of Unions Active

G. O. P. Platform Is Flayed by Gompers   Republicans Wholly ReactiOnary and Their Platform I: Without Principles, Says Labor Leader; Declares Clayton Act Supersceded and Labor Made Commodity.

GOMPERS ASSURES VIGTORY IF LABOR PLANKS ADOPTED   LABOUR LEADER DECLARES LABOR OOKS TO DENOUCRATIC PARTY ee Its   ATTACKS &.0.P. PLATFORM   “Entirely Lacking in Princtple” is the Yoay Gompers tescribes Kepublican Edort--Takes Sharp  Fling at the Manfacturers

LABOR TEADER IN DEMOCRATIC MEET   GOMPERS DENOUNCES RE PUBLICAN PLATFORM AS WITHOUT PRINCIPLE   GUMPLIMENTS CUMMINGS   President of American Federation of Labor Pinds Comfort In Keynote Address of the Democratic Chairman

GOMPERS ERS PLEADS      ‘Republicans: ‘Wholly. Reactionary, 2 “Babor® ‘Leader: Tells Reso- Rag  ete oral

GOMPERS it DEMANDS OF ABO   B Takes Another Whack af Platform Saying It ils  in Principlés."}

$50 TON FOR COTTON SEED      Association Members Urged to Hold Crop for That Price—Wide Discrepancies in Prices.

COTTON SEED WORTH $50 TON   Farmers of Texas Urged to Hold Crop for That Price.

WANTS COAL CONFERENCE.   Brewster Asks for Meeting t: Consider Confusion Existing in Industry.

WANTS. COAL CONFERENCE.      }  ‘Brewster Asks for Meeting. t Consider Confusion Exist 1 ine in Industry.

CONL MINERS ASK JOINT CONFERENCE WITH OPERATORS   Would End Confusion Existing in Industry and National « Emergency Thus Created.   RESTORATION OF NORMAL CONDITIONS IS SOUGHT   Attorney General Palmer Agrees With Representatives of Operators to Appoint a Committee Which Will Fix Maximum Price Bituminous.

TRAINING PLAN WENT GLIMMERING   HOUSE DEMOCRATS VOTE TO OP. POSE ARMY MEASURE OF 106 to Wi,   I) DOOMED THIS SESSION   'Paelfist Element tn Party Too Strong j   Even for the President's Leader  ehin.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TURNS DOWN WILSON   Overwhelmingly Repudiates Proposition of Military Training   ENDS LEGISLATION TALK:   Most Emphatic Party Rejectior Ever Received by President

TRAINING PLAN ON ROCKS   IGNORING WILSON, HOUSE DEMOCGRATS VOTE TO OPPOSE IT.   Pacifist Flement in Party Teo Strong Even for President's Leadership and Real Army Measure Is Doomed This Session,

PALMER'S EXPE EXPENSES ~ REVEALED TODAY   Cc.’ C Carlin, His. Campatin Manager, Submits Deviled, Report ‘ : No Committee.

GIGANTIC SUMS ~ EXPENDED IN WOOD DRE.   William Cooper Proctor, of  Cincinnati, General’s  Manager, Testifies

SURVEYED BY INVESTIGATORS   Quiz Discloses Nothing Startling in Attorney’s Fund.

PALMER: SPENT $1,000      ATTORNEY. GENERAL'S YRY MARY C2. MPAIGS, OX MICHIBAN A ou AP AFFAIR,  PAMBATON NAGER ATTOR NEY FOR PRESIDENT OF CRECIBELE SYRPEL fp.

Manager for Attorney General Appears Before Investigating Committee--Crucible Steel Case Brought In.

ASSISTANT AIDS PALMER'S FINDS   Manager for Attorney General Tells of Contribution to Campaign by His Aide; Oil Man Also Gives; Wood Campaign Facts Hidden.

ATTY. GENERALS CAMPAIGN MANAGER BEFORE COMMITTEE   Submitted “4 Betailed Account 01 Palmer's Raceipts and Expen- . ditures.

CAMPAIGN FUNDS ARE STIL UNDER INVESTIGATION   Campaign Manager for Attorney Gen eral Palner Is Befare the Committee Tagday   PITTSRURGH Ol MAN CONTRIRETED $16,600   Proctor Tells of the Manner in Which Gen. Weet’s Campaizn Was. Conducted

Campaign Manager Proet Gave $10,000, Advanced  Over $500.000       PALMER’S MANAGER IS.” QUIZZED ABOUT DUPE   Personal Attorney,  Says He's Steel Co, ‘Nees “Steel Co, Employes.

MARION DEMOCRATS IN BRAVE SHOWIIE   Of for Daytor to Join in ihe Demonstration of Notification Day.

THREATS PROMPT WOOTON      . Defendant in Arizona Deportations Case ‘' Gives Reason for His Action

EAR OF DEATH TESTIFIED BY  WOOTTON   Defendant Tells Why He Was Driven to Take Part inl. W. W. Expulsion.  ID ARID [2 = ta aah Cae oe oe   BANKRUPTCY AND BOMB, MENACES   Safety of Family and of His Property Was the Moving Force, He Says.

BOLLING DENIES GRAFT CHARGES   Wilson’s Brother-in-Law De. nies Taking Money as Bribe But Says it Was Pay   DISCREPANCIES IN TALE!

A DENIAL {S MADE BY WILMER BGLLINI   That He Assisted in Getting Contract or Knowingly Received Anv of the ‘*Fee’’

BOLLING DENIES ANY CONT =CTION IN BRIBE DEALS  VWRIQIUBICO RAIATLITAIRD ADAIT A   KNOWS NOTHING A30UT A $40,000 PAYMENT BY SHIP BUILDERS.   NEVER GOT MORE THAN ~ $600 FROM MR. SANDS

ZANOKA NOW READY 10 OUI   fiandit Wires Huerta to Send Rep resentatives to Begin Negotiations at Once.

BANDIT ZAMORA NAY SURRENOER   TELEGRAPHS PROPOSAL TO HAY DOWN ARMS FO PRESIDENT pk LA HUBRTA   AMIERICANS ARE RELEAS D      All of the Five Americans Captired  By Zamora Have Been Released With the Exception of Chas. Hoyle.—British Subsong wtidl Held.

CELEBRATE LANDING OF PILGRIMS   Coolidge and Lodge Speakers at Tercenten tenary Program.

FETE MAYFLOWER 300TH BIRTHDAY   COOLIDGE, LODGE, DEAN BRIGGS ARE SPEAKERS AT PLYMOUTH TODAY.

cw CREED PERILS JAP ARMY   Government Authoritics Worried About Spread of Strange Propaganda Boctrine.

WILSON WILL WORK HARD TC FLEGT O0x   Will Write in His Support While Governor Js on Speaking Campaign Throughout Country.

WILSON EXPECTS TO STEP INTO. COX CAMPAIGN      Immediately after Cox’s Formal Speeck of Acceptance Early in Augast

THE PRESIDENT - IS TO STEP INTO THE CAMPAIGN   WILL WORK FOR THE ELECTIO? OF GOVERNOR COX AS HIS SUCCESSOR.      This Statement. Was Issucd at Whit House Following Conference of Governor Cex and Mr. Wilson.

Wilson Plans to Step Into Campaign Shortly   Cox Will Speak Throughout Country While President Writes in Support of Him; Administration Officials Highly Pleased With Results 6f Nominee’s Visit to Capital

WILSON TO USE PEN WHILE COX STUMPS NATION   President Will Begin Campaign Shortly After Candidate's Speech of Acceptance ~   CONFERENCE RESULT -ENTHUSES LEADERS

WILSON TO GIVE SUPPORT TO COX   President Will Send Message to Con gress to Praise Democratic Candidate: To Discuss Speech.

PRES. WILSON WILL USE PEN IN EFFORT TO LAND COX IN WHITEHOUS!      Chief Executive To Issue Formal. Utte: , ances While Nominee Is Stumping Na-’ . tion In Presidential Campaign. ~

WILSON LINES UP FOR DRIVE “TO ELECT COX   President Signifies Intention t Step Into the Campaign to Aid Nominee   Is Preparing Message   Written’ Utterances From Chief Executive to Also Deal With League Covenant

DRIVE 1S FINISHED.   ‘Near East Qelief. Campaign Ts Comired: Quota Secured.

PRIVE Is FINTSHED.   Near Bast Relief Campaign Is Com pleted With Required Quota Secured,

CLOVER AND ALFALFA CROPS   Seed Should Be Scarifi ahd Soil {n' oculated for Greatest —  Cut Out Weeds, -

CLOVER AND ALFALFA CROPS   Seed Should Be Scarified and Soil Inoculated for Greatest Success— Cut Out Weeds.

Three Illincis Men From Great Lakes Naval Station Were In Craft.   HIGH SEA DRIVES : IN RESCUER Tus   Plane Left Wednesday Afternoon; Reported Sighted Off Manitowec,. Wis.

SIX ARE KILLED . IN EXPLOSION IN LOUISIANA MINE   Workman Lights Cigars ette and Ignites Gasoline and Creosote .

MORE AFFECTED BY WAGE CUTS IN BIG MILLS   Twenty five Thousand Workeis In Lowell Mills Have Wages Sliced.

CONFESSE GIRL'S MURDER; WAS IN CHURCK   Harry Miller Gets Religio: And Says He Beat Girl to Death.

BEFORE ALTAR MAN CONFESSES MURDER   Harry Miller, Aged 26, Admits That “We. Killed Eleven-Year- Old -Girl In Obie.

SAYS HE KILLED YOUNG GIRL   Youth Held in Jaib After Proclaimin: at Altar of Church He Slew Child.

Revival Services Bring Confession of Girl’s Murder   ‘Man, Rushes to Altar Praying ' Forgiveness for Killing 11' Year-Old Francis South.

Ohio Man Confesses Murder of Girl Only Eleven Years of Agi   Action Follows Services at Re vival Meeting—tTells of His Act in Prayer.

MAN CONFESSES AT REVIVAL SERVICES TO GIRL’S MURDER   Akron Resident, Believed Demented, Makes Fall  Confession.

ADMITS MURDER OF YOUNG GIRI   Confesses to Crime at Revival Service—Believed Slightly Demented

ADMITS, MURDER OF LITTLE GIRL   Makes Public Confession, During Revival Service; Prays for Mercy on His Soul.

Spectacular Confession Made At Revival Services in West  Virginia.  ‘May Clear ‘Up Mystery Sur. rounding Murder of Frances South

GETS RELIGION; ADMITS MURDE!   Akron Man Confesses to Kill ing Little Frances South . at Aldena. Ohio.   TELLS STORY AT ALTAR!

CONFESSED A MURDER.   Ohiv Youth. CoMverted at a Revivwi, Admits Crime.

GONFESOES MURDER AT REVIVAL SERVICE      Man Twenty-six Years ‘of Age Admitted at the Altar That He Had Killed a Child And is Arrested for the Crime.

Akron Man Throws Self Upon Altar at Revival Meeting in Little West  , Virginia Town — Prays for Mercy — Says Confession Brought Relief

SUGAR PRES POMING LWA   Department Oficial ‘Warns Against Wholesale Buying Now ns Market Will Decline Niiepree   IMANY WHOLESALERS  TAKING BIG LOSSES   Have Been Hoarding Bugar In Expectation Prices Would Ad vance Beyond the Top Notch o! Eurly Sonmer.

SUGAR MARKET IS . DOWN: DON'T RUSH   Commissioner r Says Effort t Share Supply Will Send It  Up Again.      HOARDERS LOSING’ MONEY   However, Bottom Has Not Dropped Out and Caution

SUGAR PRICES ~ ARE ON REGIA   STATISTICIAN OF FEDERAL LABOR BUREAU THINKS IT WILL CONTINUE.

SUGAR TUMBLES: FURTHER DROPS ARE EXPECTED   U. 8. Commissioner Advises Housewives Not To Buy Quantity Lots   DEALERS SUFFER L088   Large Quantities Are Thrown On Wholesale Market By Candy Men

Sixteen Cents Lowest Figure Reached; Housewives Advised Not to Buy Heavily

SUGAR PRICES ON THE DECLIN   Constgners Urged Not to Buy Any More Than Their Immediate Needs Now.

CHICAGO ‘IS. RETAILING Bt Gan ‘AT 16 CENTS A.  CENTS: HIGHER HERE

SUGAR PRICES  DROP GREATL'   RANGE FROM 16 CENTS AT CHICA i TO 30 CENTS AT SAN  a & Weak O48

TARIFF DEAD AS  CAMPAIGN: Sct   [By L. C. Martin, United. Press. Staft  ‘Correspondent:] )

CLEW DEVELOPS IN AUTO MURDER   Father-in-Law of Murdered Man : Held for Hearing; Look for Two Suspects,

EW YORK HAS Abt ISI PEOPLE   Boston, With 747,923, Fails to Pass St. Louis, Whict Ranks as Fourth City--Lon don Estimated at 4,026,901

NEW YORK CITY IS LARGEST IN WORLD CENSUS TAKER SAYS   Now Has 5,621,151 People— London Boasts Only 4,026,901 Souls.   ST LOUIS RETAINS RANK AS FOURTH CITY IN U.S   Boston is Fifth Unless Cleveland Has Gained 186,000 in Ten Years.

Boston’s Figures 747,923 and - Buffalo 505,875; others im prove Their Standing   ONLY METROPOLITAN AREA   Outside of London no Other City Half so Large as American Metropolis

wea  POPULATION Ot KEW YORK GIT Sb o21 Tal   Increase of 854,268 Over 1910; Borough of Manhattan Shows a Loss

NEW YORK BECOMES WORLD'S GREATEST CIT!   Rate of Increase, However, Smaller Than in Preceding Decade— Exceeds Londen Number.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON CENSUS FIGURES GIVEN   America’s Greatest City Ha: an Increase of 854,256 in Population.

B02), 181 PEOPLE LIVE IN NEW YORE   RATE OF INCREASE SMALLEL THAN EVER BEFORE EN CITY'S HISTORY.

EXCEEDS LONOOA BY ONE MILLION, STIMATE MANE      Return, of: Foreign Born’ and Stoppage of Immigration “Has. Big: Effect   EQUALS. PARIS, “BERLIN. AND VIENNA. COMBINED

NeW YORK NEAR ~ SIX MILLION MAR   Consus Gives’ the Greater Cit §,621,151- Population,

NEW YORK GAINS 854268 SOUL!   Rate of Growth ts Smallest in City’s History Except Decade Ending 1870   TOTAL 1S NOW 5.621.157   Small Increase Believed Due to Stoppage During War of Immicrants

Socialists Issue Manifesto = Arraigning Administration  And Giving Ligt of Demand:

RADICAL IN THEIR DEMANDS   Ceming Socialist National (Coaven tion Bids Fair to Be of Boleheviki Brand.

DOGIALIOTS WILL AK RECOGNITION OF SOVIET RUSSI   Independence of treland Alsc One of Demands, Campaign Manifesto Says.   CONDEMNATION OF BOTH LEADING PARTIES FEATURE   Vill Arraign Administration for Wiping Out of Civil Liberties and Demand That Oppression and Violence Cease, Constitutional Rights be Restored, Political Prisoners Freed,

SOCIALISTS WOULD RECOGNIZE AUSSIE   SCORE LEADING PARTIES   Forecast of Issues That Will Figure in Campaign Manifesto Made Public-—-To Arraign Administration for Wiping Out of Civil Liberty-— Want Prisoners Released.

MAKE SOVIET CAMPAIGN ISSU?.  Snatealiautea Alen tn Thernana  Renneni..

DEMOCRATS TO MEET TA   PARTY LEADERS WILL ASSEMBLE AT FRENCH LICK SPRINGS © . -FOR CONFERENCE

JAP SHIPS IDLE,   Government Seeking Remedy Present State of Shinning.

TINO’S RETURN 10 THRONE PIQUES ENTENTE POWERS   French Minister First To Leave; China Re serves Questions.

Attack and Defense of Presi dent Wilson Features Open ing of Peace Resolution De bate in House Today.   SUCCESS OF MEASURE i$ BELIEVED CERTAIN   Voting Will Commence Friday Afternoon and Resolution Will Then Go to Senate; Debate Is Limited.

HOUSE DEBATE ON PEACE RESOLUTION HEATED AT START   Bitter Partisan Attack and Defense of President Wilson Features Opening Discussion of Subject

Campbell Particularly ¥igorous In Criticism Of Wilsonian Policy   6.0. P'S PREDICT PASSAGE

WILOUN a BITTERLY mT OY OULU   Both Sides Yell as Speaker: Mention Making Pact Poll Issue

BARREN tg MOE AO EGR WEE AE WAR   By Entering League, Arma: ment Expenditures Could Be Diveried, He Says

PROGRAM URGE BY GOVERNOR COX   SOCIAL PROGRESS SHOULD aliip BE TAKEN BY THE won. EN, SAID.   Iie Said the Republicans Ane tay Busy Dodging League Question: to Take Up ra aga

HUMAN ALD COX PROMISE IF ELECTED   Will Devote Fund T Social Progress He Tells Women.

Democrat Attacks Congress fo! Failing to Enact Welfare lt agislatian.   WANTS WOMEN TO MEET   Cox Declares Women Shoute Formulate Program for Social Progress.

nt PROMISES 10 MON WOMEN 1 WAP PROGRAM   avor U- 5, Department Of Education And Public Health   wriisTO MOTHERS

SPEAKS TO WOMEN IN CLEVELAND, 0.   SAYS HE WILL FORMELATE PRO GRAM OF HUMANS WELPARE POR ACTION

HARDING AND GOX ON ROAD   Governor Speaks it Cleveland Today   HARDING IN WEST   Week-End Schedules  Are Strenuous

{EADS INDEPENDENT MINES IN ILLINOIS MAKE OVERTURES   in Meantime Officers of Miners’ Union Take No Action

LYING JOURNAL IN ROME IS TAKEN OVER BY GOV’T   Printed an Article Hostile to Francs and It Is Said Based on False Information.

VAL PAPER OCCUPIED.   Government Prevenis Publication Becase of TRostility.

BILLY SUNDAY 10 WORK FOR DEFEAT OF GOVERNOR CO)   Willing to Run for Vic President With Bryan ’ Tf It Will Insure Cox’s Defeat.

HIRAM BREAKS SILENCE         California Senator Mildly Criticin . Work of G. O.-P, ‘Canwention.

JOHNSON IS NOT DISHEARTENED OVER HIS DEFEAT   Said Ho. Made No Conipromlse, Ba Fought to the’ Lust Ditch

JOHNSON TO FLAY THE “DESERTERS”   Not Oowncast, He. Says, By Result of Convention.

JOHNSON BREAKS LONG SILENCE OVER DEFEAT   Declares Politicians in Blackstone Hotel Said “‘The People be Damned.”

JOHNSON IS NOT DOWNCASI   Serpator Tella Crewd ef Sympathisaers at Sacramente, Cal. He fe Seidl Happy.

SENATOR JOMINGON SNOT DOWNGAST WER THE RESHIT   Speaks Publicly for First Time Since Republican Convention in Chicago.   THANKFUL FOR BIG VOTE IN CALIFORNIA PRIMARY   Future Will Find Him as Good Natured and Full of Fight as Ever—-Will Hold Up to Obloquy and Scorn Those Who Broke Faith.

JOHNSON SPEAKS TO. HOME TOWN PEOPLE   Neglects The Opportunity Fo Saying He Is Heartily In Favor of The Ticket

Defeated Candidate Returns To Sacramento Home and Receives Ovation

JONSON STILL FULL OF FIGHT, HE ofa IN SPEECH IN WEST   Not Downcast Over Result Of Republican Convention.

JOHNSON NOT DOWNCAST OVER HIS DEFEAY   Tells Californians That “People eB Damned Policy” Will ome to An End.

DEGLARES HE'S HAPPY BUT FLAYS POLITICIANS   iSenator Jobnso: Makes Bitte’ Com( ments on Convention——Has His _ Eye on Future.   ithe the Asseetatesd PP reuad

‘Declares Convention Leaders at Chicago Said: “The People Be Damned.”

JORNSON 15 NO! DOWNCAST OVER CHICAGO REGUL   Started Campaign On Shoestring. When He Got Through He Had People of the U. S. With Him.

HIRAM JOHNSON NOT_ JO GIVE UP THE FIGHT   California Senator, Greeted by Home Feople: Says Public Will Come Into Its Own. 

JOHNSON NOT DOWN CAST OVER RESULT   Defeated Republican Candi: date Makes First Publis Utterance Since Meet   SPEAKS AT SACRAMENTO   Nebraska Lieutenant Charges Delegates With Treachery and Desertion 4

COUNTY AUTO MONEY $56,541   License Paid For Number 3,754 in Fayette Counly—212 Have Pald $1 Penalty Each.

COUNTY AUTO . MONEY $56, 541   Licénée “Paid For ‘Number’ 8,784 i ‘Yayette County—212 Have Paki. ' $1 Penalty Each. _

KERENSKY NOW IN ‘BEANERY’   Former Russian Leader Said to Be Working in London Res taurant.

HOW TO MAKE A LIVE TOWN   Fair Merchandising and Letting th People Know About It is Prime Factor.

MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED RESULT PONZI’S FAILURE   May Force ' Pro-ratio Dis tribution Among Other Creitors.

PONZI INVESTORS MAY BE FORCED TO REFUND FOR PRO RATA SPLIT   Money Thus Gained, Boston District Attorney Claims, Is Considered “‘Stolen’’ and As Such Can Be Pursued and Recovered Anywhere—Ponzi’s Affairs Pretty Well in Hand, Lawyers Feel—-Other Arrests Expected Soon.

EXPECT MORE ARRESTS IN PONZI'S VENTURE   Believed That Investors Wiil Recover Their Losses; U. S. Probe Continues.

SOVIETS FEAR POLISH ATTACK      ‘Russian Bolshevists Call on the - Workers in Allied Countries : For Aid

FEAR POLE INVASION, ALLIED POSITIONSTRONG   BOLSHEVIK ARMY SLOWS UP, IN LAST NEWS

REDS FEAR POLE INVASION, ALLICU POSITION GT RONG   BOLSHEVIK ARMY SLOWS UP, IN LAST NEWS

PALMER CLASHES WITH SOLONS ON PACKER QUESTION   Denies Suggestion That Crimi. nal Counts Against “Big Five’ Had Been “Forgiven’ in Settlement.   SAYS NATION GAINED   Attorney (General Declares More Was Accomplished by The Agreement Than if Fought Out in Court.

More Secured by Settlement of Packers’ Suits Than From Prosecuting, Palmer Assert

PACKERS GASES NON, PALMER DECLARES   ‘MORE JACCOMPLISHED “THAN  IP "TAKEN, 'O COURTS, ATTORNEY  “GENERAL AsgERTS.   NO RIGHTS . SURRENDEREL   OFFICIAL SEES NO HOPE. FOR IM. - MEDIATE LOWERING OF FOOD PRICES FROM AGREEMENT.

TIED PACKERS TIGHTER THAN COURT COULD   PALMER CLAIMS AGREEMENT WAS  BETTER ViICTCRY THAN CRIMINAL COURT VERDICT

IO OLTTER THAN COURT DECISION   Attorney General Palmer Before Committee   CASE OF THE PACKERS   Adjustment of Anti-Trust Pro. ceedings Against Big Five Better Result than Could have been Obtained from Adverse Verdict in Court— Surrendered No Richts.

INSISTS CAGES AGAINST BIG PACKERS WERE WON   Palmer Says More Was Gained By Settlement Than Court Could Have Given.

Mh. PALMA TELLS OF OETTLEMENT If CADE Git PAGKERS   More Achieved Than (Could Have Resulted From Court Decision, He Says.   SHARP INTERCHANGES WITH MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE   Declares Government Surrvendered No Right to Further Prosecution, but  Does Not at Present Contemplate  Any Addijional Preevedings, Bither CIID or Criminal,

GOVERNMENT VICTORY IN PACKER FIGHT--PALMER   Attorney General Tells Senate Committee Agreement Better Than Court Decision.

PALMICA DEFEND ACTION ON PACKERS   Declares Civil Suits Gained More Than Criminal Prosecution.

ALMER DEFENDS, AGREEMENT Mt Ble PACKERS   More Accomplished Through the Settlement Than Possible by Any Favorable Court Decision.  mMIrer Ulirinte BDCCABL   GIVES VIEWS BEFORE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE   I Denies Packers “Forgiven” by  Government and No More Criminal Suits.

SHARP WORDS WITH PALMER   WRATH OF ATTORNEY GENERAL PLAINLY AROUSED,   DEFENDS PACKER SETTLEMEJT   IRE FLARES UP OVER INSINU TIONS OF SENATORS,   }  More Accomplished by Terms ef the Agreement Than Could Have Kesulted From Court Decision  Adverse to Them,

PALMER EXPLAINS ACTION.   Says More Was Accomplizhed Than Could Have Been by Court Decision.

MMER SAYS SETTLEMENT WITH PACKERS ATTAINED MORE THAN A COURT DECISION ‘OUD HAVE

PALMER ANSWERS CHARGE FAVORITISM   ‘Says Government Secured More in Settlement Than Could Have Gained   BY PROSECUTING PACKERS

HOME SPECIAL EXHIBIT DRAWS CROWD OF 1,00   Attendance Is Largely Made Uj of Farmers and Their Wives.   SCHOOL PUPILS SEE SHOW   And Witnessed Practical Application of What They Have Been Studying.

INDIANA HOME SPECIAL WAS HERE WEDNESDA   OVER NINE HUNDRED VISITORS REGISTERED AT THORNTOWN AND LEBANON.

NOLYNCHINGS = IN THE SOUT   Within Few Years is Prediction of President Moton of Tuskegee   ASSURANCES GOVERNORS

Lynchings In The South Over, Is  Moton’s View   Sees It In Attitude of Governors N. C. Governor Calls Negroes ‘“‘Brothers.”’

. DISSENTING JUPYMAN Is  SIVEN DUCKING IN MUD:  TIMAT CHANGES His YIND 

FOUR CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN MINING TOWN   Mother is Critically Injure¢ When Stove Explodes in Home.

ITALIAN STRIKE WAS NOT POPULAR   Energetic Steps By Government anc Adverse Attitude of Public Seems To Have Brought Abcut Failure.

ITALIAN STRIKE WILL FAIL AS RESULT OF ANVERSE PUBLIC QPINIDN   CERTAIN CLASSES OF GOVERN. MENT EMPLOYVES YVIELD TO PRESSURE, RESUWE WORK,

HAVE VOTED T0 RESUME WORK   Railway Strike in Italy Failed—Adverse Attitude of Public

“UNCLE TOM’S CABIN” IS TO SHOW IN FREMONT   RU OSE TE BIN PORES VEUIIN E  Grand Old Play Comes For One Performance Monday. Oct. 4.

SEATTLE LABOR CHIEF WITNESS WN LLOVO CASE   HE TALKS ABOUT HANSON :   HIS RELATIONS WITH THE MAYOR WERE NOT ; HOSTILE oth

IRESTRICT JAPS' SIBERIA ARMY   No More of Mikado’s Troops to Be Sent West From Vladivostok, lt ts Reported,

Japanese General Instructed To Cease Sending Troops From Viadivostek Westward.-

RESTRICT JAPS’ SIMEKIA AKMY   No More of  ag Troaps to Be Sent Weet From Viadivastck,  it le Reverted.

HIRAM JOHNSON ARRIVES HOME   Refused Any Statement as to His Plans When He Arrived in Wash ington Last Night.

HIRAM WON’T TALK   Californian Back in Washington But - Has Nothing to Say

URGES PROBE INTO CAMPAIGN DRIVES OF MINOR PARTIES   Senate Investigation Into Funds of Smaller Pelitical Bodies Suggested by Former Consul.

MUNOG PARTIES GANPAIGH FUND PRUBE 19 URGED   Socialists Are Raising Huge Fund, Says New Zealand Consul.   Betting On Elections Shoule Be Investigated, Declares Letter to Kenyon.

Senate Committee A@vieed te Sean the Sectaliot aed Nea-Partiean WLiedsa

COX RENEWS ATTACK ON G..0. P. FUND   Governor Declares Statements of Chairman Hays and Upham Are Far Apart.

URGED OULONS To PROBE SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Former Consul General to New Zealand Alleges Huge Sums Being Raised.

FAVORS PROBING ~ MINORPARTIES   Socialists and Non-Partisan League Raising Large Sums, Savs James M. Miller.

NEW NOTE SENT T0 HOLLAND BY ALLIED COUNCIL   It Deals With the Extraditior of Former Emperor Wilhelm.   ENTENTE MAKES MORE PLAIN ITS DEMANDS    Notes to Holland and Germany  Designate Precisely Ger' mens Who Are Wanted.

ALLIES SEND NOTE 0 OUTCH   Document is Signed by Prem ier Lloyd George, President Supreme Council

HOLLAND WILLING TO MOVE FORMER KAISER FARTHER FROM BORDER   DUTCH GOVERNMENT, HOWEVER, WOULD RESENT ANY DICTATION AS TO WHERE IT SENDS HIM.

CONCILIATORY NOTE SENT HOLLAND GOVT. BY ALLIED COUNCIL   Again Appeals for Action in Case of Former Iimperor.

“HOPE FOR CONCILIATION ~“S'PINNED ON NEW-NOTE      Berlin Dispatch 8: Says Frederick Wilhelm’s: Act. “Brought Rep“resentations § toxDatoh  from ‘“Wather oe OS ee i:

MUST GUARD CHILDREN’S FOOD   Conditioas jn Vienna Such That Relief Kitchens for the Young Are Not Safe.

CHILDREN FED IN KITCHENS   amine Conditions Continne to Be  Acute in Vienna.

CHILOREN'S FOOD 5 UNDER HEA GARD IN ENN   Rigoraus Rules Have Been Made Against Taking Food Away From Relief Kitchens

MUST GUARD CHILDREN’S FOOD   Conditions in Vienna Such That Re lief Kitehens for the Young  2... Wr .c4 £9

THE KITCHENS GUARDED,   This ia in Vienna, Where Children Ara Eel hy the Antorleank

SHALL WOMEN BE ADMITTED TD PULPITS?   One Question to Be De cided in Presbyterian Assembly.

FREE RIDE TO CHURCH   Pastor Has Novel Scheme To Get Congregation Out,

FACTS WILL BE GIVE BY Gh WHEN DESIRED   Word in Democratic Camp Says Republican Contributors Will Be Published

TO GIVE NAMES  OF THE BIG ONES   Governor Cox Will Soon Name Those Men Who Are Making Up the   G. O. P. WAR CHEST   Editor Harvey is Assisting Harding to Prepare His Largest Speech

COX READY TO ‘REVEAL DONORS TOE. 6.9. FUND   Democratic Nomince Avers He Has Evidence to Back Up His Charaes.   SEES SYSTEMATIC SCHEME   Country Is Divided Into Districts for Solicitation Purposes, He Says.

PUBLISHERS WANT PAPER   Congressuiecn Reeeive Appesis Feom SmnJl Newspapers Asking for Immediate Relief.

FAMINE OF PRINT PAPER LOOMS   Publishers of Small Newspapers Appeal to Congressmen   LEGISLATION iS NOW ASKED   ltinois Senator Wants Dailies Limited to 16 Pages

= eee  URGENT APPEAL DENT CONGRESS AY PUBLISHERS   Small Papers Forced to Suspend by Newsprint Shortage; Others May Follow   CONGRESS SO FAR FAILS TO RELIEVE SITUATION   NO GOVERNMENT ACTION Is TAKEN, THOUGH SHORTAGE OF PAPER IS GROWING DAILY MORE ACUTE.

FINANCIAL AID FOR MEXICO   Chicago Business Men Counted Upon to Come to Rescae.

NOT OATIOFIED WITH TERMS OF THEARMISTICE   Se _ ———  Zellgouski and Mutinous Troops Occupy Vilna as Protest Against Lithuanian- Polish Truce      POLAND REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE RUSSIAN-LITHUANIAN PAC}   Accepted Line of Demarcation Outlined by League Council

NOT SATISFIED WITH TERMS OF THE ARMISTICE   Zeligouski and Mutinous Troops Occupy Vilna as Protest Against Lithuanian- Pol ish Truce :   POLAND REFUSES T0 RECOGHIZE ; RUSSIAN-LITHUANIAN PAC}   3 CS Accepted Line of Demarcation ! Outlined by League Council

BAR POLITICS FEDERAL BOAR!   Vanderlip Criticises Past Work of Board.

HARDING MOTORS 10 OHI HOME   Senator and His Wife React Cumberland, Md., Last Night.

HARDING LEAVES ON MOTOR TRIP TO OHIO HOME   Makes ¢ ‘umberland., Maryland, For Night; Marion Mondau.

HhiG FIRE AT COLUMBUS.   five Bulldings in Heart of Business District Destroyed.

YANKS WINNERS OF TWO EVENTS   In The Olympic Games American: Lead Throwing and Relay

PEW CANDIDATES IN OFTO.    Con Will Be Only Man on Democratic 4 BWativs

HARDING NOT PARTY TO VANDERLIP’S ACTS   Republican Candidate Denies Report  That Washington Vanderlip To Amant in Rnu«sia.

ICOLBY “BARES” A “PLOT’   NOW ‘TRIES TO. LINK HARDING  WITH "SIBERIAN LAND DEAL.   “Lenine Told H. G. Wells Whe Told U. S. Agent”? That W,. D, Vanaderlip j “Said He Represented Senator im Proposals to Soviet,

HARDING SQUELGHES GOLBY   Secretary of State Colby Started  Story That Harding Had An Agent in Russia,

HARDING DENIES KNOWLEDGE CF RUSSIAN DEAL   American Agent, at Riga Reports Nominee ae ee   Said io Have Made Plans  For Reorganization  f Qeccinia

OEGHETARY oT ARTS TALE OF DEALINGS WITH BOLSHEVIKE   Says Man Who Obtained Siberian Concessions Claims to be Senator’s Agent.

pts arate EAT Tt cata               One Washington Vanderlip Obtained C cessions From Bolshevik Premier, Say:     ine He Represented G. O. P. Nominee,

STRIKE AT THE STOCKYARDS   Wealthy Cattiemen and Packing Howse Mer Clean Pens.

AMER TAKING FIRST et i pHusps LEVERS: PLANE FALL   PASSENGER NOT INJURED WHILI AVIATOR SUSTAINED BADLY CRUSHED LEG.

PASSENGER WRECKS PLANE   Farmer Clutches at Lever, Sending Machine Into Tail Spin.

FARMER CAUSES PLANE FALL   Frightened Passenger Clutches at Le vers, Sending Machine Into Tall Spin—Aviator Hurt.

AVIATOR HURT NEAR ABILENE   Plane Crashed to Earth  as Passenger Grasped  Control Levers

FRIGHTENED FARMER GRABS PLANE CONTROL AND THROWS  SHIP INTO 500-FOOT CRASH

HOLDS DUTCH LAWS PROTECT WILHELM   Holland's Reply To Allies Says De-~ mand is Devoid of Legal Justification.   GERMANY TO KEEP HANDS OFF

HOLLAND'S NOTE IS REFUSAL TO DELIVER KAISER   Was Handed to the Foreign Office in Paris Late Last Evening   SAYS REQUEST DEVO OF LEGAL JUSTIFICATION   Laws of the Kingdom Can Not 3B  QOverridden According to Hol land's Queen

HOLLA ~ BOUND BY THE ” PEACE TREATY      Will Not Betray Confidence Lsirust ed in Holland and Free Institutions,

JURY re DTD      Plaintiffs Demand Jury, But Change Minds Before Trial. _

JURY CALLED 10 HEAR CIVIL CASE IS DISCHARGED   Plaintiffs Demand Jury, But Change Minds Before Trial.

THREE RILLED AND SIX INJURED IN SHOOTING   Negro Barricaded in Home ~ Fires on the Mob Which  Would Lynch Him

NEGRO M URDERER’ “SHOT SAND’ AILLED ~ BY ANGRY MOB   George Vick, Slayer of Pine Bluff, Arik, Detective Fore-: oy ed Out of House   WHITE WOMAN. . FATALLY INJURED)   No Tendency to Raco Rioting Observed and Ofowd of 2,. 000 Dispersed After  “Sure  of -Virtimn ee

“VHREE DEAD IN ARKANSAS FIGHT   Between Posse and Barricaded Negro.   WOMAN SPECTATGR A VICTIM   Negro, Who Was Killed, Had Shot City Detective at Pine Bluff Yesterday.

THREE DEAD WHEN NEGRO RAN AMICK   SIX OTHERS INJURED IN BAUPTEA AT PINE BLUFF, ARK 4\NSAS, THURSDAY

OFFICER SLAIN IN ARKANSAS RIOTS   Police Dynamite Tenement Houses to Get Negro Who Murdered Detective. Woman On looker Fatally Shot.   TROUBLE FEARED

ARKANSAS BATTLE. RESULTS IN DEATH OF THREE PERSONS   One Negro, White Maa and White Woman Are Slain; Six. Wound- ed: Two Houses Burned —

THREE DEAD, SIX WOUNDEI   Murderer Is Riddled With Bullets When Forced From Rarricaded Refuge

THREE KILLED; SIX INJURED   Negro Barricaded Him“self in House, Holding Off Large Posse

A NEGRO MURDERER 1S SHOT TO DEATH   Woman Watching the Affair : Fatally Shot, 6 Men Wound"3° Go to Hospital.

HOUSES BURNED, NEGRO FUGITIVE SHOT TO DEATH   Torch Brings Siege of Mur derer to End—Two Others  Dyand Civ UWanndal:

OBJECTIONS  TO LEAGUE   Heniy N. Spaan Answers Them In Detail Showing Criticism Is Unfair.

Wilson Favored Reservations s¢ Long as They Did Not Weaken ar Destroy the Great Document   ART. 10 IS HEART OF LEAGUE

‘OX 1S NOT OPPOSED TO RESERVATIONS IN LEAGUI   ‘nemies of Covenant Declare Democrats Demand Adoptic Without Dotting of ‘‘i” or Crossing of ‘‘t”; Statement Is Proven False.   DEMOCRATIC SENATE LEADER INTRODUCED RESERVATION

QLDEST CODE OF LAWS FOUND AT PHILADELPHIA   Among Hitherto Untranslatec Tablets From Nippur at University of Pennsylvania.

OLD CODE OF LAWS RECENTLY FOUND   Discovered Among Tablets at Museum of University of Pennsylvania

CALL DOCTORS ON CARPET.   Bixteen Asked to Explain Many Liquor Prescriptions,

CONVENTION DARKHORSE TALK STILL FOR DAVIS   After All Night Conferences Friends of Leaders Are Unable to Agree.   COX MANAGERS MAKING  CLAIMS AGAINST M'ADOO    Playing Up for Cox, Support He Has Already Given to President Wilson.   PALMER DRIVE IS PLANNED   While Darkhorse Sentiment Is Strongest for Davis, Cummings Looms Up.

IONIGHT GUNTERENCES FALL } AGREE fit MAN WHO GAN i STRENGTH OF LEADERS   cAdoo Men Appeal Unavailingly To Palss a To Nominate Former Secre ary Of Treasurer-- :  Ps er--Cox Has Even Chance

LUDENDORFF IS ON WAY. ~ TO RUSSIA WITH STAF}   Passes Through Finnish Lane _ While Bolsheviki’ Attack Posi. ~ tion of Finns at Sugjervi.

LUDENDORFF DECAMPS   Former Head of German Army. on Way to Russia.   Accompanied by Large Staff, Bolshe. viki Sweep on to the Arctic Ocean.

BROTHERHOOD  MEN CALLED AS STRIKE BUSTERS INR.R. WALKOUT   1,000 Union Members Answer Call Sent by Chiefs.   END PREDICTED IN THREE DAYS   Some Improvement I: Shown, But Traffic Still Small.

25,000 Men Involved in Various Cities From Atlantic to Pacific.   RIVAL UNIONS ARE BEING ESTABLISHED   Government May Take Ac tion on Resolution Intro duced in House.

BOARD REVECTS 19 (ANEL PAVING BIDS   Retimated : Werte aboBhaecand + RAG . Per? Square ‘Yard Which: Meant ~ £47,000 Per Mite;

DOVE THROUGH DOUBLE GLASS   Kansas City Murderer ir Daring Escape.   BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL   Dennis Chester Charged With Mur der of Florence Barton, at Large.

ALOODEOUNDS USED  TO TRNL MAN WHO ~ MADE DARING ESCAPE YW ZERO. WEATHER   PLUNGING HEAD-FOREMOST. THRU DOUBLE’ WINDOW, ALLEGED _MURDERER. MADE ~ SENSA- . “TIONAL GET-AWAY

BELIEVES TREATY WILL G0 T0 POLLS   Senator Hitchcock Thinks it Will Become Issue in National Campaign.   COMPROMISE IS DOUBTFUL   Says There is Little Likelihood of President Withdrawing Pact From the Senate.

TREATY WILL EO NTO CAMPAIGN, ANS HITCHCOCK   Democratic Leader Views With Composure Injection of Pact as Leading Issue   LODGE’S ILLNESS MAY SIDETRACK THE TREATY   PLAN TO WITHHOLD ACTIO? ON ARTICLE TEN MAY FORCI CLIMAX MAKING RATIFICA TION IMPOSSIBLE,

TREATY IS SURE BE AN ISSUE IN. JHE CAMPAIGN   Senator Hitcheock, Democrate Lend. er, Now Believes There is No Way (o Keep It Out.

Peace Treaty Almost Sure’ To Enter Into Political Campaign   Little Probability. That Wilson ‘Will, Withdraw Treat; From the Senate or That It Will be Ratified Soon— Lodge Steals “Political Thunder” of  the “Ritter-Fndare”’ “4

PEAGE TREATY S  CERTAIN TO 60 INTO GAMPAIGH   Chance of President Pigeon-holing Treaty as Remote as That of 3urrender of Lodge on Article Ten.

CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL TOTALLY DESTROYED   Effort is Being Made at Newport News to Check up The Guest List for Possible Casalties But Without Success. As Records Were Lost. .

‘OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE   ‘Fwo Hundred Guests Go Forth  Scantily Clad into Night  And Loss Is $3,000,000

BIG HOTEL FIRE LOSS 1S HEAV)   ‘Firemen Search Ruins of Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point Comfort for Possible Victims of Fire.

HOTEL LOSS IS... THREE MILLION   CHAMBERLAIN ‘HOTEL A’ OLD POINT COMFORT I TOTAL WRECK.   Ruins Being Searched for Pos sible Victims—-Checking Uy is Slow Process. .

GOAL MOVEMENT (S SUPERVISE   CHAIRMAN OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION: APPORTIONS FUEL.

MAKES SCHEDULE FOR MOVEMENT OF COAL   Interstate Commerce Commission Gives Orders,

ESTIMATES COAN.      Chairman Clarke Sends Agent Amounts Needed for Lakes,

AGENTS TQ SUPERVISE EMERGENCY MGVEMEN"   “Gnairman I. C. C., Says 20 Mil   lion Tons Will Be Sent t   Lake Erie and Over Million t New Eneland.

PALMER FAVORITE IN GEORGIA    Has Lead of 20 Conventiona Vatac In State Primary

PALMER HAS LEAD IN GEORGIA VOTE   Attorney General Goes Into State Con vention With Margin of 20 Over Nearest Rival for Place.

WATSON 10 SHOW PLAGE OF BURA!   Bluebeard at Los Angele: Wants to Keep Out of Seattle.

‘WOULD LEAD SEARCH FOR BODY OF VICTIM   Walter Andrew Watson Has Reason to be Eager to Establish His Guilt of Murder in California,

France Takes Position That  Revolt Danger Has Passed and That Threat of Soviet Is But Teuton’ Subterfuge

NEW IRISH POLICY PROPOSED   British Leaders Are Considering Grant. ing “Dominion Government” Like That of Canada.

Dominion Form’: Fx Southern lad 4 Offered... * &   SIMILAR TO THAT 34 CANADA ENJO!            South Ireland Would Be Un stricted As To Custonas, : ; Excise and Finance.

BRITISH EMPIRE CONSIDERS PLAN CF CONCILIATION IN RULING. IRISH   Dominion Rule For South Ireland Suggested Ag a  Means of Placation   MORE BELFAST RIOTS   MORE bELFAST RIOIS  Ulster Volunteers Called to _Armis As a Protest Against Plan

PROPOSE SOUTH IRELAND RULE   British Government Is Consid ering Suggestion for Dominion Plan

PROPOSALS   GOVERNMENT   Granting Dominion Rule to South Ireland.

SOUTH IRELAND DOMINION RULE   ‘Proposals Equivalent to It are Before the Government of Great Britain.   SUCH A HOME RULE AS CANADA ENJOYS   Lendon Papers of This Even. ing Give Conspicuous Display to the New Policr.

Mre. MoM. LYONS, Supt.  —— 0 eee  MME. GALLI-CURG)     To Wed Samuels, Her Accompanist Soon

Enrollment Force ‘Will be Pie to Handle. Large Number: Students —   Entrances for Various Classes. Hours of /Enroliment Annonnar

WORK IS  ORGANIZED   Enrollment Foree Will be Prepared to Handle Large Number ot. Students   Entrances for Various Classes and Hours of Enrollment Are Announce

NOSOLDIER BONUS THIS YEAR LIKELY   STRONG PROYEST AGAINST INCREASED TAXES, JT (3 FEAR ED WILL DEFKAT THis MEASCk

Boom Custodians Jockey For Delegations of Men Who Have Little Chance

Alliance Would Abolish Sunday Train Traftic   Different View of Lord’s Day Obser vance Is Taken By Dr. Manning, Rector of Trinity in New York.

President Is Convalescing Rapidly and Is Able to Do Considerable Work Daily

RUTHLESS SLAYING OF WOMEN AND PARFS (HARCEN   ALLEGED DEEDS FAR WORSE. THAN ANY PERPETRATED IN BEL-.  no   MALES KILLED   Peaceful Inhabitants’ Massacred, Whole Villages  Se Apert PM

JAPS CHARGED WITH ATROCITIES   KOREAN COMMISSION RECITES HORRORS OF INVASION   #  Soldiers of Nippon Committed Crimes More Frightiul Than Those of Ger man<c. Renort Says.

JAP REPRISALS IN KOREA, CHARGEL   REIGN OF TERROR SUCCEEDED RUTHLESS MURDER, STATEMENT DECLARES.

BARBARIAN, THE KOREANS ALLEGE IN A STATEMENT   Military’s Deeds in Conquered Country More Atrocious Than Huns’, Says Commission

- BARBARITY   It is Placed by Koreans Agains the Japanese Military Authorities,

JAPS BUTCHERING KOREAN POPULACE   Over 300° Executed and 3,000 Homes Fired, Commission Says in Statement.

ATROGITICS BY JAPAN CHARGED   KOREAN COMMISSION HAS “RELIABLE INFORMATION” OF MASSACRES

Korean’ Commission ells 0! Women and. Childrén’ Mur“dered by Jap: Soldiers.   KILLING SYSTEMATICALLY

JAYS WORKS THAN GERMANS?   The Smiean Commission Mukes & of Crite] ,

JAP FRIGHT FULNESS IN KOREA CHARGEL   Wanton Murder Of Men, Wome And Children Told Of In Reports To U. S.

OAUTALITIES Ur JAPANESE LIMP ARED 1) LEAMAN DEEN   Korean Commission Makes Report on Atrocities by Military Authorities   THIRTY-TWO VILLAGES RAZED BY NIPPONESE   Charge Japs Massacred 145 Peaceable Inhabitants of One Town

IAPS ACCUSED OF MISTREATING THE KOREAN POPULACE   Frightful Deeds of Barbar ism Practiced Says Report.   32 VILLAGES SAID TO HAVE BEEN BURNED   Men, Women and Childre: Are Ruthlessly Butchered is Alleged.

MOTHERS AND WIVES PUT TO DEATH, GHARGE   Korean Commission Bares List of Alleged Outrages: in Oriental Country   HOUSE BuareD WITH DREN - INSIDE   Reign of Terror Carried Into Southern Manchuria, Says ’ Information °

OUTCLASS BELGIUM HORRORS   Korean Commission at Washington Issues Statement on Alleged Frightful Deeds of Japs.

FRIGHTFULNESS: WORSE THAN BUNS’ CHARGED TO JAP‘   While ‘Villages jn Koren Burne and Inhabitants Massnored, Report.   WOMEN, CHILDREN SUFFER

Terror Deeds Are Charged  To Japanese   Koreans Claim Soldiers o  Mikado Slaughtered Women, Children

SAYS BRYAN PLAYING TO REPUBLICANS   Senator Hitchcock Declare: Commoner Seeking To Have . Women at G.0.P. Primary

Gov. Cox and Wife Stand ir Line 20 Minutes to Cast Their Ballots   PLACE AT HEAD OF THE LINE DECLINED   CROWD APPLAUDS GOVERNOF WHEN WHITE-HAIRED OL! LADY TELLS HIM HE IS Go ING TO WIN, @

Poe ek tf © fF Fr tf ee ke  ' WAITS 20 MINT TES J FOR VOTING TURN

DAMELS ans HE WAS HER   NAVAL SEGRETARY. DENIES we REFUSED TO APPROVE vate PROGRAMS. —

TROOPS REM UNTIL GAR MEW TARE OLO OS   Colonel! Ballou Says Soldiers Will Guard Until Strikebreakers Leave City

colonel Ballou Says Military will Remain Until Street Car: are Operated by Local Mer and Strikebreakers Leave

NORMAL CONDI IQR IN DENVER BEFORE TROOPS QUIT CITY   Regular Tramway Men Mus Be on Jobs and Strikebreakers Gone.»   Wood Proposes Company Re store Seniority Riahts—Not to Recognize Union.

TROOPS TO STAY IN DENVER   W/ill Not Be Removed Until Street Cars Are Being Operated by Local Men.

KANSAS CITY CHOSEN   1921 American Lesion Meeting  Place Selected :

KANSAS CITY CHOSEN      1921) Amoviez Legian Meeting Place Selvcted

VILG- FIGHT DIPHTHERTA,                  ie Is Trying Lo: Pr¢ ent an Snidemie =.” i

GRIMM WAS NOT IN W.W. RAID   Soldier Killed by ‘“Wobblies’ i Absolved of Charge Made By Defense.

OURPRISE 1S SPRUNG ON DEFENSE AT MONTESANG   LETTER THEY DIDN'T KNOW STATE HAD 1S READ—PLOT: TO MAKE IT APPEAR GRIMM COMMITTED AN OVERT ACT

Governior  Cox In  Montana Todav   Speke For Boag: a Nations Anc ~Crittcwed Sennto  Olegarchy Republican Campaign Finan

COX ARGUES FOR LEAGUE AS ECONOMY   Tells Montana Audience Savings Would Reclaim Many Acres.   WOULD BUILD MANY. ROADS   Declares United States 1s Look: ed Upon By Europe As a. Nation of Quitters.

COX TALKS FOR THE LEAGUE   Tells Montana Audience VU. 5S.  Looked Upon ag a “Nation of Quitters.”

TELLS HOW THE LEAGUE WOULD AID THE WEST   Governor Cox Continues His Campaign in Montana Today.   RECLAMATION OF ARID LAND IS DISCUSSED   Next President Makes Per _ tinent Illustration in Speech to Westerners.

COX POINTS OUT HOW LEAGUE WILL BENEFIT AMERICA   Cost Saved In Arm Will Reclaim Millions Of Acres.

COST OF BATTLESHIP WOULD RECLAIM TWO MILLION ACRES---COX   Candidate Declares That's Answer to Demand for Increased Production

COX OUTLINES 000 10 cE FROM LEAGUE   Makes Comparisons of Figures to Show Benefits to Be Derived.

BENEFIT OF LEAGHE GOV. COX'S SUBIET   Benefits of the League of Nation: utlined by Gov.O Cox At  Helena, Montana.

Fred W. Upham.   LEAGUE URGED BY COX IN WEST   fells Helena, Montana, Audience Material Benefit Will Result by United States Entering League  Doubt, Hatred and. Distress Must Be Alleviated by The United States He Insists.

COX OFFERS ARGUMENTS IN BEHALF OF LEAGUI   Nominee Tells Audience of Bene fits to Be Derived from the . League of Nations. 7

COX TALKS FOR THE LEAGUE      Tells Montana Audience U. S. Is Leoked Upon as a “Nation of QOuvitters.” i

TO WORLD PACT   DEMOCRATIC STANDARD-BEARER IN MONTANA ADDRESS PLEADS FOR PRACE OF WORLD   REPARATE PEACE WITH CERMANY IS OPPOSED

LEAGUE URGE AS GOOD WAY OF SAVING MONEY   Cox Builds Castles In The Air As He Talks Of Arm ament Costs.

COX PLEADS FOR LEAGUE NATIONS   Points Out Advantages to be Gained By Money Used jn Armament.   HARDING BACK TO MARION

COX EXPLAINS BENEFITS FROM _ NATION LEAGUI   Tells Montana How Much Land Could be Reclaimed From Money Spent Building Battleships.   NATION LOOKED UPON AS ONE OF QUITTERS   Doubt and Distrust Must b Overcome and Hate of Sen ate Oligarchy Removed tc Remedy Evil. 

WILL THIS INTEREST YOU”?   It Is Only a Matter of Getting a Little Hieher Priced Water.

POISON FOUR INSANE WOMEN   One of Victims Dies—Husband Is Un.  pan Arract

FOUR WOMEN ARE POISONED   Husband of One of the Victims, In. mates of Tennessee Asylum, Under Arrest. {

TORCH IS PUT TO RELIGIOUS WAR SHE SAYS   Island Burning With Religious Hatred Through Britain’s Scheme.   BULLETIN.

People Held Up; British May Protest De Valera’s Actions in United Stated.   LABOR. COMMISSION. REPORTS DISORDERS   England Stirs “Ue “Up Religious Hatred In Ireland, Mary MacSwiney Testifies

210 WAR PRISONERS KILLED   Roumanians Use Machine Guns’ on Hungarians at Hermannstadt.

WILL NOT DloGUso REPORTED OFtth OF CABINET SEA   Henry C, Wallace of Des Moines Says Any Word Will Have to Come From President-Elect.

CONSPIRACY: TO - MURDEI _ LENINE AND TROTZKY IS BROUGHT TO LIGHT

ANARCHY SAID TO BE SWEEPING OVER RUSSI   Opposition to Lenine Regime  Gaining Like Wild Fire, Berlin Dispatch.   MURDER PLOT UNEARTHED   Lonine and Others of Soviet Gorern ment Marked First fur Bestruction May Day, Then June 24; Bad, Ree ported Touring Info Kier Region,

MOSCOW CLAIMS ANARCHIST. PLOT   Bolshevik Officials Listed for Slaughter; Discovery Leads to Arrest

PLOT AGAINST SOVIET   Be attr net al  Plan Revealed to Kill Lenine§ And Bucharin. .

WILSON [6 INDORSED BY TEXAS DEMOCRATS   FORMER SENATOR IS DEFEATED IN HIS HOME WARD IN GAINESVILLE.   Johnson and Bell Counties Also Side With the National Administration.

BAILEY DEFEATED IN CONVENTIONS   The Wilson Administration Indorsed and Bailey Defeated by Voters. '

URGES BIGGER FUND FOR DEPORTING ALIEI   New York is Dumping Ground For Thousands of Insane. —

‘NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF CHILLICOTHE TOWNSHIP

NOTICE OF MEETING OF TH ' MEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF CHYLAACOTHE TOWNSHIP

DEMOCRATS SEE ‘SMALL HOPE OF SUCCESS IN 192(   LEADERS OF PARTY DISPLA’ LITTLE INTEREST IN THE CAMPAIGN.   GREATHOUSE SAW NO CHANCE OF VICTORY      Declined To Enter Gubernatoria Race; Dr. McCullock Unknown in the State.

DEMUCRATS  UF INDIANA APATHETIC   Still Showing Little Interest Although Primary Is Only 3 Months Away

AGREEMENT REACHED. ON ADRIATIC PROBLEM   italian Embassy So Informs the ‘State Department. a.

ITALY MIAKES KNOWN TREATY WITH SLAVS OVER . BOUNDARY   Agreement Said To Con. form To Treaty Of 1919

TINITED STATES HAS A SAY   Is Yet to Announce Whether ItalfanJugo-Slavia Boundary Line

ADD  MU fa ais NT be rAbaci  UN ADRIATIC riUBLEW   ltalian Embassy So Informs the Siaie Ber artineni,

CANADIAN DELEGATE CRITICIZES COUNCIL   SAYS LEAGIE COUNCIL WASTE! 1TS TIME ON SECONDARY PROBLEMS

BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON INDIAN MOB; KILLSEVED      Force Guarding Railroad Near Bombay Has Pitched Rattle Wilh Ctrileare

BOTH PARTIES HIDE LACK Ot ISSUE IN EXPENSE FUND ROW   interest in Campaign Is in the Hands of Governor Cox ;Public Unimpressed with Contest which Is without Outstanding Personality.

rm CASH TO KEEP CAMPAIGN A-MOVING   NEITHER OF OLD PARTIES HAS MUCH MONEY TO SPARE.   Candidates Making Faces at Each Other Over Contribution Quentiem for Lack of More Vital Issue.

CONTESTS FOR CONGRESS STILL _.  IN DOUBT IN THREE DISTRICTS  ¥   Republicans Already Assured of 290 Members: in -Lowe: House, To 138 Democrats; One Socialist and One Independent Prohibitimist in Membership.

THREE SEATS IN DOUBT,   Missing Districts in Minnesota, New York and Missouri,   Republicans Clam All and Also Pre.! dict Two in Tennessee Will Switch ) in Final Election Returns,

WAIT ON RETURNS IN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FIGHT!   G. 0. P. House Membership :i Doubt Until 3 Missing Districts Report.

G.0.P.HAS 290 IN LOWER HOUSE   Party’s Plurality Swelled to 148 —May Increase

Fifth Day off Tabulation Under Way.   REPUBLICANS HAVE . - 290 SEATS ASSURED   Possible Total of 295 ir  ’ Prospect.

0. J. Larson Wins from Democrat in Close Contest in the Eighth District for Representative in Congress   G. 0. P. NOW ASSURED OF > 991 MEMBERS IN HOUSE   Claims Success in Both Unde. termined Districts and Predicts Further Upsets in Ten nersea

TRIO OF DISTRICTS NOT DECIDED AS Ye! LATERETURNS PROVE   Twenty-third New Yoik, Eighth Minnesota and Fifth Misscuri Yet Doubtful.   G. O. P. LENGTHENS LEAD   In House of Representatives Chances Are Good for Total of 295 Members.

Gojuplere Netuins May Give G. 0. Pa Plirality of 4435 Rep> poesentiatives,             EVERAL CLOSE: <cRACES         Cotens sslonel: - Representation " in S Missourl, Minnesota, and Fennesseg? sin’ Doubt, ».

SWEEP WAS  TREMENDOUS   Republicans Will Have at Least  290: Memders of Hous:   WAIT. ON SOME DISTRICTS   Chances for House to Stand, 295 Republican and 136 Democratic.

pane tee : eal ; il RTE ii iL itl i  SEM nO   But Election Returns Show  G. 0. P. Has Decisive Con: trol of Government. .

REPUBLICANS MAY HAVE 295 MEMBERS IN THE NEW ROUSI   Regutts Not. Yet Dotermined in i ‘Three Congressional Distrie      G. 0. P. ASSURED OF 290

ONLY 3 DISTRICTS UNDETERMINED   M ssing Congressional Districts Are *23rd New York, 8th Minnesota and Sih Missouri.

THREE DISTRICTS .. STILL IN DOUBT      Republicans Claim Victories Giving Them 295 Seats in Congress.   HARDING OFF TO TEXAS   Has Asked Statesmen to Prepare Views On Association of Nations. No Thought to Cabinet,

One Each in New York, Minne sota and Missouri—Are Claimed By G. 0. P.   PARTY SURE OF 290 SEATS   Demograts Cannot Have Over 144—Contest Promised  In PHlinois.

ee VS  291 G, 0. P. HOUSE MEMEBRS ASSURED, DEMOCRATS 138   Minnesota Republican Landslide Complete With Defeat of  Conocreceman Carcc.

THREE YET-IN. DOUBE   RETURNS: KNOWN IN ALL BUY ‘THREE DISTRICTS,   Republicans Claim These Three bat They Have Enough to be Easy If They Should Lose.

bP vIGTDHY TILL OWELLING IN LATE GOUNTS      ALL RUT THREE CONGRESSIONAT RACES SETTLED; REPUBLICANS CLAIM ALL THREE,

159 MAJORITY IN CONGRESS G. O. P. CLAIM   Predict Overturns in Two Districts in Tennessee.

THREE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN DOUBT. AEPUBS CLAIM THEN   Whole Country. Has Settled Back to Normal But All of The Results Are Not Absolutely Clear. — Republicans Claim 2: More Tenn. Seats.

HOUSE OVER G. 0.1. RETURN  BY ASBOCIATED PRESS, YCLeen WIRE TH TRIniwe     MINGLY SHOW,

291 G. 0, P, HOUSE “MEMEBRS ASSURED, —TEMORRATS. 13:   Minnesota Republican Landslide  Complete With Defeat of } Cinoppeeian Cares.

RESULTS OF  THE ELECTION   Several Missing Disiricts Have Not Yet Been Revorted

OR COP IN HOUSE     CROWENG   Kepubican CONgressen Way Total 295 According to Late 2 ees  Only Five Districts Remain In Doubt and G. 0, P. Claims These.

REPUBLICANS MAY LAND MORE SEATS   G. 0. P. CLAIM UNDETERMINED CONGRESSIONAL PLACES

THREE DIOTRICTS STILL WN DOUBT   New York, Missouri and Minnesota Staging Close Races for Conaress.

Tg ee Te ee ee ee ee ee ee ee  RESULTS ARE CLOSE IN THREE DISTRICT:   {LL OTHER RESULTS OF CON: GRESSION AL ELECTION KNOWN   fepublic ans Will Have [9€ Mem hers in the House to 120 for Democrats

TEMENDOUG SWEEP OF REPUBLICANS   REPURLECANS HAVE AT LEAST 200 MEMBERS OF HOUSE   THREE YET UNQETERMINED      ‘The ‘Twenty-third New York, Eighth Minnesopa aunt Mitth Missouri Dis  trices MOT

CONTESTS YET UNDECIDED IN 5 DISTRICTS   Size of Republican Majority in Lower House Not Finally Determined.   NOW ASSURED OF 290 SEATS IN CONGRESS

NOW HAVE ‘149 WITH THREE, DISTRICTS STILL OUT.   Two Districts in Tennes:  gee, Placed: in Demo: crati Column, May Be _ Overturned. ;

G.O.P. TO HAVE 295 MEMBERS NEXT HOUSE   All Signs Point to Districts Now in Doubt Going Republican.

RESULTS IN 8 CONGRESSIONAL USTRICTSARE  TH AFIS   Missing Districts Are 23d New York, th ifinnesota and Sth Missouri, In AN of Which Vote Will Apparent ly Be Close   Ave Claiming Successes In All Three of Undetermined Districts—Are Also Predicting Upsets in 4th and 8th Districts of Tennessee,

HOUSE STRENGTH OF REPUBLICANS CONTINUES GROW   Republicans Now Assur ed of Two-Hundred Ninety Seats.

THREE DISTRICTS. “STIEL UNDECIDED   Congressional Races in New York! Minnesota and Missouri Will Be  Clogs

THREE CONGRESSIONAL RACES IN DOUBT AS ‘FINAL VOTE REPORTEL   ‘At Present Republicans Have 290 Places and ‘Democrats 138.

RYAN GAINS HA! HOUND IN OLAUGGLE   PALMER AND COX TO FIGHT McADOO FOR NOMINATION  nttiecmmnmaee   Cox and _ Supporters

Movement to Make Senator Walsh Chairman of Resolutions Committee Instead of Carter Glass Gains Momentum; Bryan Says He Has No Dry Plank Drawn and That Light Wine and Beer Is A Sham Issue.

BRYAN FIGHT AGAINST WILSON SUNDER WAY   Marked Increase Of Strength In Plan To Defeat Glass As Platform Chairman   COMMORER HAS NO DRY PLANK WRITTEN   but Expects To Find One It Declarations Reported  To Convention

BRYAN WANTS WALSH HEAD OF   THE NEBRASKAN HAS SPARED MOVEMENT FOR THE MON. TANA SENATOR.   “I Have No Dry Plank Drawe, Bue 3 Expect to Have a Dry Plank fe the Platform,” the Cammoner Said,

BRYAN ARRIVES IN FRISCO READY FOR DESPERATE FIGHT   NEBRASKAN DETERMINED THA‘ GLASS SHALL NOT BE CHAR MAN OF PLATFORM COMMITTEE   IS SURE OF “DRY” PLANK   Coniident that Majority of Resolutions Committees Will Accept His Views—Controls the Nebraska Delegation

BAYAN TARTS Hig GAMPAIGH   COMMONER SAYS HE EX. PECTS TO HAVE PART IN FRAMING PLATFORM   Says Has No Dry Plank Drawn But He Expects One to Go Into the the Platform Eventually.

CONTROL MAY BE WRESTED AWAY   Bryan’s Masking of His Intentions Is Causing the Wilson Followers All Kinds of Uneasiness.

BRYAN DONS HIS FIGHT CLOTHES   And Will Fight to Make Senator Walsh‘ Chairman Resolutions Committee a

BRYAN GETS INTO ACTION — -WITHRESULTS   Starts Sentiment T: Keep Glass Off Resolutions Committee.

ARE APPOINTED MEDIATE BETWEEN ARHENIA AND TURKEY   LORD CECUL NAYS ARTICLE 10 DOES NOT GUARANTEE TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY

a en di eminem aaa aaaamaaaiacaalaamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaamaaaaaaaaalaaiaaaaaaaaigceaaaaacaaaaaiaicalimsimmmmsilg caicgsilaaaa  LEAGUE ASSEMBLY AUTHORIZE THE U.S., BRAZIL AND SPAIN TO INTERVENE FOR ARMENIANS   Honorary Membership for States Too Small to Assume Full Rights in League of Nations Was  . Proposed by League’s Commission on New : Admissions. :

3 COUNTRIES WILL MEDIATE FOR ARMENTANS   SPAIX AND BRAZIL JOINS THE UNITED STATES IN INTERVINTION IN TURKEY

THREE NATIONS — WILL INTERFERE. IN ARMENI   United States, Reavil and Spats Chesen to Mediate TurkArmenian Syguabbles.   teen GIVES INTERPRETATION OF- ARTICLE TEN   Says Territorial Jotesvity of Mem ber States Is Not Guaranteed.

,LEAGUE DOES NOT GUARANTEE TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY   Lord Robert Cecil Gives Interpretation of Article Ten.

LEAGUE GIVES NATION AUGHI [0 INTERVENE   America With Spain and Brazil Selected to Aid Stricken Ames Country. .

Territorial Integri-y of Member Staies Is Not Guaranteed by Articte 10, Declares Lerd Rober? Cecil

ON‘ARTICLE TEN   Interpretation. Points. Out That Territorial Integrity is Not Guaranteed

[WO OTHERS TO JOIN AMERICA IN MEDIATION   Brazil and Spain Will Ac Jointly With U. S. in Armenian Controversy.   LEAGUE INTERPRETS ART. 11

U.S,, BRAZIL AND SPAIN INTERVENE FOR ARMENIA   Lord Robert Cecil Gives “League In. terpretation” of Article 10 of the Covenant

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY AUTHORIZE THE U.S., BRAZIL AND SPAIN’ T0 INTERVENE FOR ARMENIANS       Honorary Membership for States Too Small to  Assume Full Rights in League of Nations Was  Proposed by League’s Commission on New A eumiccione.

Brazil and Spain Named With U. S. To Help Armenia      Article Ten of League Covenant Interpreted to Mean Ter. _ ritorial Integrity of Member States Is Not Guar ~ anteed. According to Lord Cecil.

Uni-ed States, Brazil and Spain are Authorized By League Intervene Armenia

UNITED STATES “TO INTERVENE TN ARMIN   League of Nations To“day Asks Brazil, Spain and U. S. to Aid.

U.S. GIVEN TOUGH JOB   League of Nations Authorizes  : United States, Brazil anc . Spain to Mediete in Ar. menian Trouble,      WILSON’S OFFER TO ACT {$ EAGERLY ACCEPTE   Honorary’ Membership in the “ Leagne 1s Proposed for : Small:States; Three Applications Are Reiected.-.

EASTMAN Els ine      Claxton, “Returned. “Soldier, “Gets . $9, 750, for. Loss: of Wife's

CLAXTON. GETS $9,759...   That. is: the Améunt of Settlemen of: ‘Case Against’ Eastman. oS Dieta ede’

HELGOLAND JUNKED   MIGHTY GERMAN GENS DIS. MOUNTED: DEMOLISHED.   Fortifications. Which Cost #175,000,000 are Being Razed by Ger- ~ mans al Allied Command...

8 ae ai AS ERE  ‘TS DISHANTLE:  RUN FORT CESS is d PLAS. PNY  hes Ree Sr se LL

ONCE MIGHTY FORTRESS NOW DISMANTLED HU!   Helgoland, Mighty Barrie Against Aled Sea Power, Is Made Powerless.

DESTROYING HELGOLAND   Germany’s Most . tmpregnable : Barrier Against The Foe Se. ing Dismantled.

ONCE IMPREGNABLE BARRI ER TO ALLIED SEA POWER BEING DISMANTLEL   TS FANGS ARE PULLEE   Great Fortress Constructed At : Cost of $175,000,000, Fired But Once During the Whole War.

Helgoland, Once Formidable Fortress of the Huns, Now Reduced to Valueless Ruins

HELGOLAND IS NOW DISMANTLED HULK; IMPOTENT   GERMANS DECLARE 7 YEARS MORE WILE BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETY DEMOBILIZATION,

HELGOLAND -, DISMANTLEL   Another Seven Years’ Work Necessary to Complete Work

HELGOLAND NOW MISMANTLED HULK   Two Years Ago It Stood As Germany’s Most Impregnabte Barrier Against Allies.

5 GREAT POWERS MEET TOMORROW   Meeting Is Prel'minary to Interna tional Conference Called by Wilson.

REPRESENTATIVES OF 5 POWERS MEET AT WASHINGTON   TO CONSIDER UNRESTRICTED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN VARIOUS COUNTRIES

seer eee i th Ae cm A  DODGERS WIN 3D OF BIG SERIES   Brooklyn’s Star Southpaw Holds Cleveland to Three Scaitered Hits.   Smith Snould Have Had a Shutout, but an Error by Zack Wheat in © the Fourth Inning Let in a Tafty.

THIRD OF Ot RlED WON BY DODGERS   Pitcher Sherrod Smith Foils the Indians: Score 2 to 1.   CALOWELL TAKEN OUT EARLY   Brooklyn’s Star Southpaw Should Have Had a Shutout, but an Error by Zack Wheat in Fourth Let in Run.

Smith Should Have Had a Shutout,, but an Error by Zack Wheat in the Fourth Inning Let in a Tally.

VOTE ACCEPTED AS A BLOW AT WORLD LEACUE   ~ A SENTIMENT SEEN-IN‘SUCCESS OF  REPUBLICANS OPPOSED TO  WILSON’S VIEW:

AGAINST WILSON POLICIES lo THE PREFERENTIAL VOTE   STRONG ANTI-WILSOM SENTIMENT   Senator Johnson Develops Much Strength in New Jersey Against the Well Organized Forces of Gen. Wood—A Bat. tle Royal on the Prohibition Onestion.

eS TD THEENPERTS   The, Expected Happened ‘In New Jersey, Ohio. And Massachusetts   JOHNSON MAKES  STRONG SHOWING   Runs Close Race With Wood In New Jersey—Ohio’s Vote Is Chose:,

SENTIMENT SETS AGAINST TREATY   This Is Deduction From ‘Tateday's Primaries—Jersey Result Makes Clear Is Bryaa To  For Edwards and       ight Over At Conventiorn——Wool Ean Wen b. Obijo.

STRIKING FACTS STAN  FOURTH   rr ee ss In Yesterday’s ‘Primaries In Three States—Primary Results.   With a Hundred Precincta Still Ou in New Jersey Wood is Leading - Johneon In Close Race.

MAE DAREN BP Sh eB ALA AS, BOR PRY     Antoinetie Bonner, Ended ldfe While  We . i ow) Ol we ee cd ew eh COO a RE ee HE

JEWEL THIEF TANES POISON ON ARREST   Noted ‘Diamond Queen’ Has Dramatic End   HAD OPERATED FOR YEARS IN NEW YORK   Brought From Paris In 1914 On Robbery Charges

ANTOINETTE BONNER, “DIAMOND QUEEN,” ._DRINKS POISON TO SAVE SELF FROM ARREST

DIAMOND QUEEN CHEATS THE LAW      ‘WORLD FAMOUS WOMAN JEWEL THIEF DRINKS POISON WHILE : DEFYING ARREST

‘DIAMOND QUEEN’ ENDS OWN LIFE   WOMAN KILLS SELE TO ESCAPK ARREST—HAD STONES VALUED AT $30,000.

Diamond Queen Drinks Poison Dramatically as Officer Arrests He   Aoinette Bonner Had Gem: Valued at $30,000 in Hand Bag at Time.

POLICE HUNT GIRL; FIND HER DEAD   New York “Diamond Queen™ Sui cides As Arrest Nears

ATLANTA’ “THIEF STEALS GIFTS - FROM: CHRISTMAS TREE READY © FOR “TOTS

RAIL STRIKE NOW UP T0 PRESIDENT   HINES ASKS WILSON 10 DECIDE ON DEMANDS OF MEN FOR INCREASE OF WAGES

STRIKE OF 300,000 RAIL MEN CALLED   Maintainence of Way and Shop Workers Will Strike on February 17, Chairmen Decide

STRIKE 300,000 RAIL EMPLOYEES CALLED FEB. 17   Grand President Barker Ad. _ Vises. the Brotherhood -That _ There Is No Hope of Favor. ' able Settlement.

TO CALL oUt SHOP MEN OF COUNTRY   GeneralChairmen of Broth: erhood is Announcemont at Detroit:   TEMANDS REFUSED      TBired of Waiting on Govern- ment Officials is the ¢ Statement’

RALROADERS ARE 10 STRIKE   300,000 Members Are Ordered tc Walk Out on Tuesday, February 17th.

EXTRA!   UNION LEADERS GALL WALKOUT UN ALL ROADS   Order Goes Into Effect February 17; 30,000 Brotherhood Mem. bers Included.   MET AT DETROIT

OFACALS OF ORGANIZATION SEE — NOQTHER WAY ON   ‘Re Affected by Order Thraent United States   PRESIDENT SAYS : CAN WoT BE MADE   Makes Statement After Consnitation ‘: with Vice: President and Other Officers

300,000 RAILROAD MEN TO STRIKE TUESDAY, FEB. 17 TO ENFORCE DEMAND:

Walk-Out Dated for’  February si i Brother- :  be?   PRESIDENT BARKER  ANNOUNCED STRIKE   Order Followed Washington News of No Settlement  in Sight te

RALWAY SHOPMEN OF NATION ORDERED 10 STRIKE FEBRUARY 1   President’s Unsuccessful Efforts To Reduce Cost Of Living Evoked Order.   IT WILL AFFECT 300,000 MEN

RAILWAY WORKERS TO STRIKE FEB. 17   300,000 MAINTENANCE OF WAY  MEN ORDERED OUT BY GEN.   ERAL CHAIRMAN.

NEW RAILWAY STRIKE CALLED   Maintenance of Way and Shopmen Now.   DATE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17   ' Called by Genera! Chairman Representing 300,000 Workmen Because Washington Offered no Hope.

MAINTENANCE MEN ORDERED TO QUIT JOBS   Call Issued for 300,000 Railway Men to Go Out' February 17th   NO HOPE EXISTS FOR A SETTLEMENT   GENERAL CHAIRMEN OF THI BROTHERMOOD Isst PS CALI MONDAY FOR BIG STRIKI TO BEGIN.

300,000 RAIL MEN CALLED IN STRIKE FEB. 17   Local Official Informed of Ultimatum from Detroit.

300,000 Maintenance Men To Strike Feb..1;   Walkaut Catled in Case Appeal to Persident. to Adjust Wape De. “anunds Fails,

AAILWAY BROTHERHOOD (SOUES STRIKE CALL   300,000 MEN INVOLVED IN ORDER ISSUED FOR NEXT TUESDAY

300,000 R. R. MEN ‘TQ STRIKE FEB T   Step Decided On at Meeting of General Chairmen of Brotherhood at Detroit Today.

GALL WALKOUT OF 00,000 RAIL MEN   Track and Shop Laborers to Go Out February 17.   FEDERAL OFFICIALS BLAMED   Waited for the High Cost of Living to Drop—Order Issued From Detroit, Called Unauthorized by Switchmen’s Official.

300,000 Rail Men To Strike      MAINTENANCE OF WAY AND  SHOP EMPLOYES TO WALK OUT FEBRUARY 17

[300,000 Railway Shop Men  Call Strike For February 17   Decision to Order Cessation of Work Follows Advices From Washington—Negotiations With Commission for Wage Increase Offers No Hope of Favorable Settlement.

Brotherhood Chairmen Order Walkout Upon Being Advised Negotiations With Railroad Administration for Wage Increases Offer Ne Hope of Favorable Settlement.

300,000 WAY AND SHOP. EMPLOYEES DECIDE TO GO ON STRIKE FEBRUARY 17

STRIKE IS CALLED,      Raitway Workers To Quit Their Jobs 7 On February 17.

ONE RAIL UNION CALLS WALKOUT    Strike of Maintenance and Shop Employees to Start Next Week.   WAITED FOR H. C. L. DROP   Order Issued From Detroit Calls Out 300,000 Workmen—Chicago Switch» men’s Official Says Strike Call  Is Unauthorized.

300,000. WAY-AND SHOP": . EMPLOYEES DECIDE TO G0" ON STRIKE FEBRUARY 17

RAILWAY MAINTENANCE MEN CALLED 10 STRIKE   Orders Issued By Brotherhood, a! Detroit Today Involves 300,000 Workers.

AT A MEETING OF GENERAI CHAIRMEN IN DETROIT TODAY, MARCH 17 DAY SET.   The Strike Was Announced After Avvise Had Been Received There Was No Hope of a Settle ment af Washington.

HAY OCPARTMEAT ATTACKED BY SINK   Cultines Points on Which He      WILL PRESENT EVIDENCE.

NAVY DEPARTMENT ATTACKED BY SIMS   Cutlines Points on Which He Bases Criticisms.  Willi PRESENT ecVvInNencc

JAPAN IGNORES   PEACE OFFERS MADE BY MAJOR POWERS TO SOVIET RUSSIA

Japan To Ignore Russian Soviet’s Offer of Peace   Ky United Press.

JAPAN IGNORES OFFER   Will Have Nothing to do With Recent Plan For Russian Peace

GCAMAN OUTUATION LOOKS VERY GRAVE   NVASION OF RUHR REGION TO BE DECIDED ON AT SESSION WEDNESDAY   DERMANS ACTING OEFIANT   Will Not Meet Allied Demands it Coz] Matter—Polish Situation Giving Premiers Some Worry.

HUNS REFUSE ALLIED DEMAND   Hun Delegates Say They Have Gone as Far as Is Possible

Johnson Has No Reason — To Refuse Support Of Harding, Sullivan Savs

JOANSOR WOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE NOMINATION: HIS SUPPORT EXPECTED        Republican Leaders Believe He Will Be Within the Fold, Having Accomplished the Avowed Purpose of His Fight.   LEONARD WOOD SHOWS HIMSELF BIG FIGURE IN DEFEAT   De WARE SIN.LIVAN.

LAST THE BLAGKSTONE   It is Said That Republicar Candidate for President was Selected   SWITCH TO HARDING   And Then to Sproul, is What Mellette Believes— The “Guard” Controls

GREECE TO BE ADVISED OF PREMIER’S DECISIONS   Bhallis Is Promised Communications Regarding Conclusions of Leygues and Zdoyd-George

FRANCE, ENSLAND AGREE GN GREESE   With Constantine on Throne Greece Will Not Get the Allied Support.

NO WORD FROM RYAN.   Stock Exchange _ “Committee Read; To Consider Proposition from Motor Camnany Head.

SHOULD CALL EXPERT.   7  ity of Tipton Should Have Advis  on Street Work. \

THE BRUNDAGE GARNIVAL: rN   Crowds are Attracted to the * + Buce Track Grounds Where “The: © Goers Go” Nightly: °°

THE BRUNDAGE ~GARNIVAL FINE   Crowds: a are Attracted to the * « Auee ‘Track Grounds Where “The Goers Go” Nightly

FINDING KEYS TO LOCATE SLAYER   First Arrest in Elwell Marder Expected Saturday   CIGARET ALSO GIVES CLUE   Man Under Suspicion Tells Stories That Vary

FIRST ARREST IN ELWELL CASE IS EXPECTED SOON   Yew dvvidence Obtained Pointing ‘To. ward uo Man Who Has Been  Cnider Suspicion,

TS I I OD  CALL CONFERENCE T0 REMEDY WORLD CHAOS   Big Men of Many Countrie: Plan to Join Forces

FINANCIERS WOULD BRING ORDER OUT OF CHAOS    : - sea er “emai ‘Leaders of Commerce Throughout World Will Attend Conference in New York

WORLD ASSEMBLY TO REMEDY CHADS IN FINANCE CALLED   Call for Great International Conference {s Issued Following a Meeting of Prominent American Financiers in New York.   TO INVITE TEUTONS   Appeal for Meeting Issued Simultaneously in Great Britain, France, Holland, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway and Sweden

International Conference _to Consider Remedy for - Financial Chaos Is Called

NORLO GONGRES TO CONSIDER PROBLEMS   Countries of Europe Issue Appeal With American Financial Chiefs to Discuss Remedy for Chaos

WORLD'S MONEY MEN TQ TAGKLE FINANGE TANGLE   Simultaneously Calls Are Sent From Other Countries for People to Return to Their Good Senses.

TO STUDY NEEDS TO STABILIZE VALUES   International Meeting of Financiers Called té Consider the Problem of Inflation.

TO FIND GURE FOR ILLS WORLD NOW SUFFERING   UNIITED STATES CHAMBER COM. MERCE ASKED TO LOOK AFTER DETAILS.   People Urged to Return to the PreWar Standards and to Work  and Save.

GALVESTON UNDEH » MARTIAL LAW   Citizens Voice Objection as Guardsmen Take Posseszion of Texas City.

CITIZENS REBEL AT MARTIAL LAV   GALVESTON SEEKS INJENCTION AGAINST GOVERNOR HOBBY   National Guardsmen Ordered to the Guif Port When Longshoremen's Strike Brings on Serious Congestion of Freight.

2 KILLED IN AUTO WRECK   Congressman Elect and Secretary Lost Lives in Califorhia

CONGRESSMAN: ELECT KILLED   : “HIS SECRETARY “ALSO LOSES LIFE  WHEN AUTO OVERTURNED  NEAR LONG BEACH.

CONGRESSMAN DIES IN CRASH   Cc. F. Vandewater of California and Aid Killed in Auto Wreck—Congressman Garland Dies.

‘California Coneressma- Elect and  His Secretary Killed in Auto Accident

CONGRESGMAN-ELEGT AND HIS SEGRETARY KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE SMASI   ACCIDENT OCCURRED EARLY THI MORNING SHORT DISTANCE FROM HOME.  

AUTO HITS TRUCK; ~ TWO ARE KILLED    Congressman - Elect and Secretary Perish. —

! AND SECRETARY KILLED  IN AUTOMOBILE SMAStI  CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN

GERMANY TURNS 14 SHIPS OVER  TO BRITISH NAVY   Helgoland and Westfaler Surrendered With Twelve  a es

LOVE OF TEXAD cfs ACTION (6 CERTAINTY   ANNOUNCEMENT ACTS AS BOMB IN CAMPS OF OTHER DEMOCRATIC “> CANDIDATES.   STRAGGLERS BACK TO FOLD   Those Who Had Wandered Away Return to Give Aid; Gpen ThresWay Contest Expected,

McADOO WILL ACCEPT.   Announcement Overturns Whole Situation as to Candidates Before Convention.

INVESTIGATION OF "SLUSH FUND BEGINS   Extended Examination of Hays Throws No Light on the Matter.

“OW AEPUBLIGAN CAMPAIGN FUND   Cummings and Hays Are Quizzed By Senate Investigating Committee, But Nothing New Is Revealed.   G. 0. P. BUDGET IS ABOUT FOUR MILLIONS   One Million of This Is To Be Donated To the Various State Committees For Local Purnoses.

INV OTIGATORG FAIL TO FIND  E.G. P. FUN   SAYS COX'S LIST 1S. FALSE   Senator Reed Queries Wit ness About Interracial Council, Defense Soci ety, Republican Publicity Association.

INVESTGATION THAOWo NO LIGHT CN ALLEGED FUND   v. Cox’s Charge of Attempt “to Corrupt Electorate Not Supported by Evidence.   HAYS, CUMMINGS, FLOOD AND RHINOCK EXAMINED   Supreme Court Ruling Tha Presidential Electors Aré State Officials Prevents Ef. fective Legislation by Con. gress, Pomerene Says.

Senate.Committee. Trys to Find Source of Huge G. O. P. Campaign Fund Charged By Cox; Cummings and Hays are Heard

NO LIGHT THROWN ON “SLUSH” FUND   Hays and Cummings Qu:zzed by Senate Committse.   MAZE OF FIGURES PRESEATED

Chairman Hays Declares G.O, P. Budget Calls for Only $3,000,000 for Use in PresidentialCampaign.  $1,000 00SOUGHTFOR STATE CAMPAIGNS  me  Democratic” Chairman Thinks Could Make Stiff Fight With Reasonable Publicity for $3,060,000.

National Chairman Hays Testzhes Party Budget Calls Only For am Expenditere of Three Million Dollars Before Sea‘etn. Cinmnwalt ac      COX DENIES SUPPORT FROM WETS OR DRYS   Statement Follows Publication of Letter Purporting to Be from New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests Asksaa Ear Cantnhutionc

THREE MILLIONS NOT TOO BiG FOR: CAMPAIGN FUND   Homer Cummings Tells Probins Committee of Senators At the Hearing In Chicago   SAYS CAN’T ELECT HARDING NO MATTER WHAT AMOUNT   Moet Poliical Spatting Indulecd In By the Witnesses and Miembers of the Comuinittee.

“He FUND   Investigating Board Fails to Find Republican Campaign Fund of $15,000,000   THREE MILLION DOLLARS EXPENDITURES PLANNED   Questioning of Hays, G, 0 P. Chairman Shows the Party Expects to Spent! Much Less Than Charged

EFFORT TO RAISE OVER $4,000,000 FOR EXPENSES TOLD BY REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN

PROBE OF FUN OF FUNDS “TS UNDER WA}   CHARGES. MADE. ‘BY. GOVERNOR COX HOT PROVEN: N FIRST "DAY; cs   ‘HAYS. AND CUMMINGS TESTIFY   G. 0: PR Chairmah. ‘Says He Planned to Raise -Three: or .Four Millions, “and not: $15,000,000, ‘aa. Charged. ~ Cummings Claims Demoorats,, Are _ Poverty. “Stricken—Both - Favor o Law, to Regulate Fonds: “Se

SENATE PROBE ON PARTY CAMPAIGN FUNDS REOPENED   Witnesses Fail to Throw Light On $15,000,000 G. O. P, War Chest—Hays and Cummings Testify.

SHNALTORS FAIL TO FIND TRACE OF BIG BARREL Homer Cummings and Will Hays Are Witnesses.

Chairman of Republican National Commit tee Says Quota Will Not Exceed $3,079,037 While Former Democratic Leader Says $2,000,000 Is Sufficient for Campaion   DEMOCRATIC EXCHEQUER IS LOW

Senate Probe Begins Little Brought Out   HAYS AND CUMMINGS CALLED BUT AS CHAIRMEN, THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF CONTRIBUTIONS IS NOT DEFINITE—BOTH PARTIES RAISING MONEY BUT CUMMINGS CHARGES G. 0. P. FUND IS GREATER.

HAYS: DENIES COX’ CHARGES   Estimate of Republicans’ Needs Is $4,000,000  Cummings Thinks Democrats Can

Hays Says Republicans Plan to Raise Four M lion; Cummins Asserts Two Million Enough Run a National Campaion. 

FAILS TO FIND A SLUSH FUND   SENATE COMMITTEE UNABLE TO VERIFY COX CHARGE   GOVERNOR SEEMS TO MAGNIFY   LESS THAN A THIRD OF FIFTEEN MILLIONS SOUGHT   Republican Chairmap Hays Declares False and Libcloews Claim ef Corruption Fund—Light On Demecrats.

SENATE PROBERS HUNT FOR TRAIL OF HUGE FUND   CHAIRMEN OF NEITHER PARTY THROWS MUCH LIGHT

NEW YORK PORT BAN LIFTED   Foreign Vessels Allowed to Serve Li. quorsa Inside the Three-Mile Limit.

RAISE NEW YORK PORT BAN   Permit Foreign Ships to Serve Liquors Inside Tnree-Mile Limit.

LEAGUE IS PHie rest      Snteredt Centers on Missouri Congres. stonal Ileciton Today,

Search And Seizure W; thout Process Results In Release  OfDefendantIn Liquor Cas:

ALLEGED LIQUOR OMUGGLER FREED BY GOURT ORDER   Judge Rules That Evidence Against Him Was Obtained Unlawfully, By An Illegal Search and Seizure.

AMUILO HOMES TO REDUCE RENTALS   Philadelphia Solving Housing Problem.

Presideptigt 3 Poll Is Made Woe ood, Lowden Lead ( G., 0. P.   Hoover Heads Democrats

Air Mail to Frisco Opens Wednesday   New Service Cuts Coast-to-Coast Time in Half

NEW AIR-MAIL SERVICE SOON   Through Transcontinental Lines Will Start on September. 8—~Big Soving in Tithe.

TO BE TRIED AGAIN.   Soldier Who Sued Rich Indian No Satisfied With Former  Wat

RICHARD CASE TO _ "BE TRIED AGAIN   Soldier Who Sued Rich Indian Not Satisfied With Former , Verdict.

BORAH ASKS HARDING’S STAND   Idaho Senater to Serve Formal Notice on Republican Party Tonight - at Danbury.

Borah Plans Ultimatum to Harding On League Issue  NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE      Leader of lrreconcilables to Serve Formal Notice On Candidate Tonight That People Won't ‘Tolerate Pact. ‘

Forma! Notice to Be Served by Borah in Speech Tomight   AGAINST ANY LEAGUE   Refuses to Assent to Root’s World. Court Plan.

BARS ANY KIND OF LEAGUE   Senator Borah to Tell Just Where He Stands Tonight.

MANY CHINESE ‘ DROWNED   simericnn Steumer Maconn and Crew of Morty-nine Is Lust  we a a ees mmr!

American Steamer Macona and Crew of Morty-nine ts Lost  Kencenti far One Man.

BANKRUPTCY NEAR FOR PONZI   Three Boston Note Holders File Involuntary Petition.

PONZI IS FACING BANKRUPTCY   Invoiuntary Petition Filed at Boston by Three Note Holders for $750.

SERVICES WERE PRIVATE.   Funeral of Miss Madeline Burnham Held from Home of Parents.

OBREGON TO HEAD MARCH OF 10,000 ON MEXICO CITY   Presidential Candidate Expected to Take Command of Sonoran Troops.

LEAD BIG ARMY ON CAPITAL OF MEXICAN GOV'T   ‘Plans to Amass 10,000 Sonora Troops For 800-Mile Campaign   Carranza May Send Army Thru U. S. Territory to » Meet the Rebels

CITY OF MEXICO  NEXT OBJECTIVE — SAYS P. CALLES   Carranza Asks United States te Permit Troop Movement  Through Territory  ZA MII nh em WAP CU OU

OBREGON EXPEDED TO LEAD ADVANCH BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS  SERVICE  Pia us ay Ten oeccre tere eames

London Is in the Grip of Dire Poverty, Due to Idleness   MILLION LOAFING   MIEELILIOIN LOARP LNG  Situation in {[reland Also Contributes to Gloom

London Is in the Grip of Dire Poverty, Due to Idleness   MILLION LOAFING

BRITAIN HOLIDAY FESTIVAL SUBDUEI   DESPITE CONDITIONS, TO MANY  TP RESEMBLED THE OLD. _... ARIME YOLETOOR,

LONDON LESS MERRY ON THIS CHRISTMAS   PAR FROM 4 CHEERFUL HOLIDAY FOR WHOLE KINGDOM.   Million Men Out of Work, amie Real Privation in Evidehee in East End of the English Metropolis.

oc in i:  “THAT DEMOCRATS ni « WHISKY AT CONVENTION   ‘Allege Delegates Were Entertain7 ed. With Liquor “Drawn From - Government Warehouses,

DENIES HE SAID THAT PALMER TILTED Lil   Frisco Mayor Declares He Had Noth  _ine to De With Certain Booze Reports.

CLAIM IS MADE PALMER KNEW ALL ABOUT IT   Attorney General Tells Acting Mayor to Produce Proof or Retract Charge   CASE ORDERED PROBED   SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEY IS ASK ED TO PRODUCE PROOF OR SHUT UP.

‘PROMINENT SINN  FEINLEADER: -TSSLAIN   THOMAS O’DWYER MEETS DEATH IN HIS OWN HOME AT THURLES

POLICE“ SHOOT UP” AN IRISH TOWN   Citizens Terrified When Officers March Through Streets—Another Murder At Thurie.

FEAR GENERAL WALK-OUT BY FRIDAY TINT PEC T ARN POARD GIVES DECISION

Strike Leaders  “Declare Nearly “6900 - Men. Are; Out oh: the Pennsyivania, Reading, and a. cy O. Roads, —

STRIKERS CLAIM 4000 OUT; THREE ROADS AFFECTED   BOTH © SIDES C CONTINUE TC MAKE CONTRADICTORY CLAIMS,   PHILADELPHIA IS UNDER EMBARGOES ON FREIGHT

BANK BANDITS GET $12,000   Robbers Stage Daylight Holdup i Cleveland—Escape in an Automobile.

TWO BANDITS ROBBED BANK   Held Up Cashier and Made Get-Away With $12,000 in Cash

OHIO ROBBERS GET $12,000   Cleveland Bandits Stage a Successfu' Daylight Holdup.

APPROVE BUDGET FOR WORLD LEAGUE   SUM OF $400,000 MONTHLY WILL BE REQUIRED, IT IS SAID.

NEED A HUGE SUM   Budget. Prenared fer Exnerse League of Nations

WANT TO SPEND $100,000,   Leogue Wit! Cost ad Witton a Yea to Operate. -

COSTS $400.000 A MONTE TO RUN LEAGUE OF NATIONS  Pla a aml th ce ne a

NEED A-HUGE SUM      Budget" Prevared for Exnense of Leavue of Nations

$4.800,000 FOR LEAGUE IN '2]   Budget Will Be Presented to the Assembly at Ccming Sessions at Geneva.

NOTES MARNE BATTLE DATE   Three Marshals and Fifty Generals at the Ceremony.

MARNE BATTLE DATE NOTED   Americans at Ceremony-—-Three Marty shais and Fifty Generals _ Present.

BATTLE OF MARNE COMMEMORATED   Three Marshals and 50 Generals Present

WARNE BATTLE DATE NOTED   American’ at Ceremeny-—Thres Mar shate and Fifty Generate = Prevent,

HARDING WILL = UIT SENATE ~ RACEIN OHIO   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DECLARES WILE SERVE OUT;PRESENT

HARDING TO WITHDRAW AS SENATE MAN   Presidential Nominee to  Serve out Present - Term, However, Time ‘Allowed: for ConvenHan Woeunde te Heal.   DEVELOPMENTS

HANDING QUITS SENATE RACE   Ac, ublican Nominee for Presidency Asnounces Withdrawal of Petition in Ohio.

HARDING SURE aN PARTY SUPPORT GIVEN   Expects Gonvention Wounds to Heal—Will Quit Race for , U. 8S. Senator

Senator Harding Will Not Resign   Issues Notice He Will Serve Out His Term In U. 8S. Senate   WITHDRAWS AS OHIO CANDIDATE

Ce a ee  ra” “e %e” "5" Ma” “oe? “oe” “gv Sen oe   Half of Them WHI Leave Viadbostol for Mani‘a on “Great Northern” Within Fortnight.

3600 DOUGHBOYS 10 LEAVE SIBERIA FOR MANILA IN 2 WEEKS   All Preparations Made tu Ship U. S. Exiles to Native Land   2500 MORE TO LEAVE IN MARCH

TROOFS FIGHT NIGHT RIDERS   Machine Gun Company Ordered by) Adjutant General to Mayfield in Tobacco War.

WOMEN REPROVE SENATOR   Suffragists Denounce Wadsworth o New York for Opposition to Cause.

‘RRPROVE SENATOR   Goffragists Denounce Wadsworth o sNew Yerk for, Opposition to Cause.

OF KAOLIN   IN THIS COUNTY INVESTIGATED BY STATE GEOLOGIST   REPORT IS FLATTERING   Many Uses for Clay That As Yet Has Hardly Been Touched

AS IT APPEARS ALMOST ON EVE OF PRIMARY   Te Be Named la Conventions Lnstead of at Primaries

BIRMINGHAM HAS BIG OVERALL CLUB      Organization Making Final Plans For Maas. Protest Againet High Cost of Clothing.

U. 8S. VESSELS TO BLACK SEA   Naval Departmesat te Assist Ameri. eane Frem (Crimes.

Hold Two on Charge Of Perpetrating Pair of Pauroll Robberies in Dat

AXD DRIVE        Mia Avrested at (hey Center I Held Por Investieution.

Chlorine. inhalation. Pits Several -in’ Sick Bay: on’.Res“.  auina Vessel’:

CREW RESCUED FROM SUBMARINE REAGHES PHILAGELPHIA TODAY   Undersea Boat Sailors Suffering ‘from Effects of Chior ine Gas

a a ea a  Little Blue-Eye Eyed Daughter Is  Matzenauer’s Dearest Possessior

FLYERS TO BE RELEASED   Expect Army Aviators to Be on American Soil Today.

UHL AND GAS 10 BRING ANIATORS AND PLANE UT OF MEXIGO SEN   ay Automobiles Instead of Being Carried By Other Planes As Was First Planned.

BRITISH ADVISED AID TO WRANGEL IS HOSTILE AC’   Russian Soviet Sends Wireles: Message to Earl of Curzon.

M ARKHAM TO SPEAK TO KIWANIS TONIGHT   Good Roads Advecate Will T.lk an Propased Amendinent—-The Public Inviled —

MARKHAM TO SPEAK TO KIWANIS TONIGH'      Good Roads Advacaté Will Talk ar Propdsed Amendment—The Public Inviled —

MEXICANS CROSSING BORDER BY THOUSAND   Chihuahua Government Issues Order Forbidding Laborers Coming to United States.

'WIRFLESS FINDS  GIRI      HAS BEEN LOST TO FAMILY FOR IN YEARS.      Brother Seat Out Wireless Inquiry From His Amateur Plant-— Found Giri in Country,

FLASH SENT BY BROTHER RE VEALS: WHEREABOUTS—MISSING THIRTEEN. YEARS

Boys’ Wireless Message Finds Long Lost Sister   Girl Gone 13 Years is Locat edon Ohio Farm by Messave.

FINDS SISTER BY SENDING OUT WIRELESS FLASH   Toledoan Calls Amateur Ope rators to His Aid And Finds  Cietor   Was On Farm Near Rockford,  Ohio

BOY'S WIRELESS LOCATES SISTEt   Thirteen Year Search Is Ended When Radio Waves Locates Young Woman On Ohio Farm. ©

No RECORD KEPT, SAYS WITNESS   Mitos Paid Gut by the Ship ~, plng Board, ‘he States,   ACCOUNTING SYSTEM FAULTY

NO-RECORD: KEPT, SAYS WITNESS   Millions Paid Gut ay the sh ~- plig Board,“ Ke States,   "AOGOUNTIEG SYSTEM: FAULTY

COMPLETE THE ROLL.   Thanksgiving Day Marks the Final« of the Red Cross Drive.

COMPLETE THE ROLL.       ving Day Marks the ‘Finat of ‘the Red Cr Drive.

COLD WAVE WARNING GIVEN FOR SUPERIOF   Michigan and Wisconsin To Be Hit Says Forecaster.

NUE BY WADHINGTOA THIS. MORNING   CENTRAL IN IOWA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, ETC.   STORM WARNINGS ALONG GREAT LAKES   The Cold Wave Follows a Disturb ance of Marked Intensity Which Was Central Over Lake Hiuron. Colder Tomorrow

OLD PROBS SENDS OUT WARNIN   Old Man Winter to Put His Clutches on Iowa and Tlinois.   EASTERN STATES TO SUFFER, TOO   Storm Warnings Displayed!  on All Points of Great Lakes.

COLD WAVE WILL             Warndigs Sent: Out! by, i Weather Bu: reau Predict Big Foll ia Tenperstare *

COLD WAVE IS HEADED TOWARD WESTERN OHIO   Considerable Drop in Tempera: ture Due by Wednesday   Storm Centers Over The Great Lakes

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   FRANCE DENIES ITASKED HARDING TOOPPOSELEAGUE

Addresses the Senator a Letter Inquiring Whethe: He Was Correctiy Reported in a Green Castle, Ind., Speech.   President Loath To Believe That Representativ: of France Asked United States to Lead in World Fraternity.

READ THE OAILY ADVOCATE A Sc A MONTH ONLY 30 CENTS A MONTH   candidates arrival. SENATOR LODGE FINISHES SPEECH

PHORIGITION PAGGES {To PIROL YEAR WHTH FLYING GULORG ASOERTS KRAMER   Saloons Have Gone Away Down in Numbers and Arrests Have Sunk To Almost Skeleton of Former Size.

UNCLE SAM NAc BEEN ON WATLH ~GART FOR YEAR   First 12 Months of Prohibition ‘Declared to Have Been Decided. Success   5000 SALOONS STILL . .. «f&RE DOING BUSINESS   Infoxicants More - Plentiful ‘ir New ‘lersey and Pennsyl- ‘yania Than Other States .

DRY ERA PROVES BOON TO U. 5, SAYS KRAMER   Year of Nation-wide Prohibition of Economic Value, He Points Out   ADMITS LIQUOR STILL SOLD,   150,000 Saloons in Entire Coun try Now Reduced to Less Than 5,000 it is Claimed

DIRECT APPEAL ~ 70 AMERICANS   Immediate Relief Is Ask. ed for Victims of Recent Earthquakes

LUNDOK fa VIRTUALLY CUnUFE a DAPITAL   "Big Three” In Conference Trying to Settle Many Important Questions   EXPECT DISAGREEMENT DN TREATMENT OF HUNS   Adriatic Disputes, Constan tinople and Other Matters Considered

WILL FORCE SURRENDER OF TEUTONS   League of Nation Head: at London Hint Pressing Charges.

FRANCE FAVORS FORCE —  TO CONPEL DELIVERY GF GUILTY GERMANS   Disposition of Constantinople And Settlement of Adriatic Dispute to Be Considered

LONDON CAP FTAL,OF EUROPE   MANY DIFRICUET PROBLEMS TO RE SOLVED BY THE BIG THREE

LONDON HAS WORLD WAR PROBLEMS      FOSRON NAS REPLACED PA TIS'AS THE SEAT OF WAK JIELIVE RATIONS   RIG THREE TO DECIUE FV: TURE ALLIED ATTITUDE ON MANY QUESTIONS

OHI AROONED “OW IGE: MEMBERS ABOARD GIVEN AL   Aeroplanes Carry Provisions To Distressed Passengers of Steamer Neff:

SUPPLIES TAKEN IN AIRPLANE TO MAROONED BOAT   Fourteen Men in Creu of Neff Are Not in Danaer.

FOURTEEN OF CREW STILL MARDONED   Get Meat and Tobacco by Aeroplane.

BOAT IS CAUGHT IN ICE NEAR CHICAGO   Airplanes And Life Savers Brin: Food To Steamer Heff,  Frozen In Ice Floes.

USE KANSAS LAW AGAINST OTHERS   Contempt Proceedings Now Against 23 More.   HAD INGORED SUMMONS   Tadustrial Court Examining Into Interest of Coal Companies on Wages Advanced Miners.

‘Miners In Kansas Defy Labor Court; Judge Orders Arrest, In Contempt;  _ Diggers All Idle Throughout State

TEUTS FAIL TO AEEP PAGT ANG Giitala (5 HERE      NEW GUARANTEES TO BE ASKED   REDS IN RUBR SECTIO! SURRENDER, PEACE RESTORED

RANGE HANDS  WARNING 10 TEUTS   PREMIER MILLERAND SAYS SYSTEMATIC VIOLATION IS PRACTICED.   TE05 SURRENDERING ARM   Giving Up Weapons But Remind  _ Government They Still Have   Weapon in Form of Strike

OPPOSE > om      Deciares Soviet Government Has N Right to Dispose of the Great interests,

RUSS DEAL OPPOSED   DIL CONCESSIONS TO AMER!CANS PROTESTED BY FRANCE.   Tells U. S. Soviet Government With. out Authority to Dispose of Mineral Rights.

Members of Cabinet And Their Families Now Receive Threats   INCENDIARIES FOILED.

CLAIM IAloh GUNOPIRED TOUR ~~ -AOMES   Sinn Fein Plot Contemplates Destruction of Houses and Other Property in England, It Is Said.   MILITARY OFFICERS IN IRELAND WARNED   Receive Letters Threatening Them with Death Unless They Leave the Emerald Isle. Ie Annotncement.

PROBE REFUSAL TO VISE PASSPORT FOR IRELAND. WITNESS   American Consul at Manchester Charged With Attempt to Prevent Trip to U. S.   PEACE FOR IRELAND WITH HOME RULE BILL PROBLEM   British Partitioning Measure Is Variously Received Thru Revolution Centers.

ONLY ONE Gi TODAY, on? AULTION 13 A FAILURE   Attempted Auction Collapse: —All Bids Reported Too Low to Accept

AUCTION CLOSES WITHIN AN HOUR’ AFTER STARTING   Belief Is Held That None of Bids Will Be Accept- — .ed Because Too Low   CONGRESS ACTIVE IN CASE

SALE. OF GERMAN. LINERS 1S HALTE!   Senate's :Passage. of McKellar _ Resolution Drives Shipping  yen eel Fy PoE

LET GONTRAGT FOR MORE IMPROVEMENT   Milk Factory To Spend From $40,000 To $50,C00 Here

Cotleagues in: Confer. Wh Repebitcan Now: mmer. °:   VACATION: IN. PROSPECT        tof Tre Weeks or More Will Pre«Pere Stenderd Rearer for the Ouerous Werk ‘of, the Next Few. Months; Xa Not. Bessed :hy Anybody,

HARDING IN GONFERENCE  WITH SENATORS TAKES UP  PLANS FOR THE CAMPAIG

DAYS TO BATTLE “GIVERNOR CN AT CONVENTICA   Prohibitionists Will Ask Democrais tio Frame Rigid Plank for Enforcement   REPUBLICAN: NOMINEE  BOING ON VACATION   Senator Harding. Declines A —{nvitations to Deliver Po~ titieal Addresses

HARDING TALKS WITH LEADERS OF CAMPAIGN   Indicates He Will Take No Part in Politics at The Coming Primary.   Non A “Political Boss’ He Declares

LEADERS TALK WITH HARDING   Go Over Campaign at DinnerNominee Sends Response to General Wood.

HARDING UNAWARE OF A THIRD PARTY   Consults With Leaders Iz Washing ton—Porch ‘Campaign.

HARDING CONFERS WITH LODGE ET AL   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR PRESIDEN MAPPING OUT CAMPAIGN.

HARDING PLANNING ” COMING CAMPAIGN   MET THE PARTY LEADERS 41 A DINNER HELD LASE NIGHT      Had Nothing to Say About the Pry posed Formation of a Vhird Party !

G. 0. P. LEADERS ARE NOW IN CONFERENCE   Republican Nominee Discusses Campaign With Senators.   Ohioan Takes Counsel With Lodge, Smoot, Brandegee and Fali— Not a Politica! Boss.

Presdential Nominee vat Discussion at Dinner in Washington   ISSUES REPLY T0 WOON FELICITATION

LEADERS IN COUNCIL   Republican Nominee Discusses Campaign With Senators.   Ohioan Takes Counsel With Lodge, Smoot, Brandegee and Fall— Not a Politica! Boss,

~ CONFERS WITH GOP, LEADERS   Dines With Senators Lodge, Smoot, Brandegee and Fall In Washington.   THE PUBLIC MAKES ISSUES    Declares Nominee In Reply to Queries About Speech of Acceptance.

HARDING ASKED 10 MAKE SPEECHES   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ‘THE PRESIDENCY WILL TAKE VACATION.

SENATOR HARDINE IN CONFERENCE WITH SOME POLITICAL LEADERS   Discussed the State of the Union, the Prospects of the Republican Party and ti the Platform Adopted at

HARDING KEEPS   MUM ON VITAL i CAMPAIGN ISSUES   Attempts to Pry Out His View: : Meet With No Suceess

G. 0, P, LEADERS MEEi   HARDING IN WAR COUNCIL AT DINNER IN WASHINGTON,   Presidential Nominee Discusses Cam. paign Plans With Lodge, Smoot, Brandegee and Fall.

SEN. HARDING CONFERS ON ~ CAMPAIGN   Talks Over Prospects With Republican Leaders.

CONSULTS HIS FRIENDS.   Senator Harding Is Talking Over  Cannateon Tcunne.

NOMINEE HOLDS POLITICAL Pow. WOW WITH LODGE, smoOT AND GRANDEGEE

SENATORS DISCUSS CAMPAIGN AT DINNEF   Nothing Known of Third Party Says Senator Harding After Discussion.

“NO BOSSES OVER ME,” HARDING STATES TODAY   ‘NOMINEE HOLDS POLITICAL POW.  WOW WITH LODGE, SMOOT AND BRANDEGEE

PUBLIC MAKES A CAMPAIGN (SoU   Senator Harding Says Senti: ment of People Dictate Political Questions, Not  Daccae

SENATE DISCUSSES — REQUEST OF MEXIGt   ‘NO ACTION TAKEN YET BY WAR DEPARTMENT, TO WHOM MATTER IS REFERRED.

PERMIT ASKED FOR BY MEXICO NOT YET GIVEN   Application of Mexican Army Officers Creates Sharp Discussion in Senate .   ARIZONA MAKES PROTEST   Would Be “Violation Righa  of State of Arizona”.

Mt ACTION ON   Senator Knox, Says Proposed Carranza Troop Movement Will Not Be Allowed.   QUESTION. REFERRED - ‘TO WAR DEPARTMENT   Sonora. Troops Continue Invasion of Sinolca, Captur‘Ing Carranza Garrison.

SHARP DISCUSSION CREATED IN SENATE OVER MEX REQUEST   Senators Oppose Suggestion of Permitting Troops to March Across State   ASHURST ASSERTS THAT STATE WILL USE FORCE   Former Ambassador Predicts Troops Will be Allowed to Cross

MEAIGO WANT TO OEND TAQOS AGAGSS ARIZONA   In Order That Her Troops May Get Into the Game in Sonora.   Strong Protests Come From Several Quarters—No Action Taken.

PRESIDENT (S - BRITIGNZED BY FORMER ENO   Ex-Ambassador Wilson Pre. dicts Mexico Will Get Fermit to Cross U. 5.   CARRANZA CALLED LEADER OF BRIGANDS   U. S. Executive’s Policy Toward Neighbor Republic is Declared un-American

American Troops  On the Rhine   Will Not Participate in Any Advance Into Germany Without Specific Orders From Washington.

MORE TROOPS FOR RHINE SECTION WITH FOCH WN COMMAND   More Army Corps Will Be Sent to the Bridgehead Sections of the Rhine.—U. S. Troops Will Not*Participate  A. WY... . gg   AMERIGAN POSITION COMPLEX ¢   Failure to Sign Peace Treaty ~ Makes Situation Difficult.

AMERICAN ARMY ON RHINE WILL AWAIT ORDER:   Special Instructions a: to Conduct Will Be  Necessary.

YANKEES NOT UNDER MARSHALL'S CONTRO   Will Not Participate in Any Allied Advance. Into Germany, it is Said.   AWAIT WILSON’S ORDERS

Mass of Teutonic People Apparently Not Back of Military Leaders—Ebert Government  Massing Forces for Fight.

AMERICANS UN RAINE MAYBECUME INVOLVED      Revolution Brings About Complex Situation Regarding United States Troops.   WATCH WARLIKE MOVES UNDER WAY IN EUROPE   Deep Interest In Conference Of Marshal Foch and Leaders

TROOPS TO WAIT WILSON’S. ORDER FOR RHINE MOVE   Yanks’ Situation Complex; Governed by. Armistice Terms ’ and Still Under Foch.

AMERICAN POSITION ON RHINE IS COMPLICATED   Officials in Washington Watching Closely Military ‘Develop: ments By Allies.   UNITED STATES MUST ACT UNDER ARMISTICE TERMS   Steps Being Taken Overseas for Possible Military Action  Against Germans.   FOCH IS TO INCREASE FORCE   Generalissimo Has Called Meeting of War Council; Allies Refuse ‘Recognition.

YANKS ON RHYNE WON'T ADVANCE   Without Special Direction of President.   Thirteen Thousand Troops in Germany Still Technically Under Orders of General Foch.

Will Not Participate in Any Allied Advance Into Ger. many Until Advised From Washington—Situation Shows Complications on Account of U. 8. Not Being Party to Peace Treaty.

WILGUN WILL Of IF YANKS ADVANGE   PRESIDENT MUST GIVE ORD ERS FOR YANK TROOPS TO ENTER GERMANY   FRANGE {NGREASES FORGEE   Three Additional Army Corps to Be Rushed to the Rhine, Doubling the Present French Garrisons.

13,000 AMERICAN TROOPS ON RHINE   Technically Under Foch, But Cannot Be Used Unless Ordered by Pres. Wilson   U. S. Only penta With Troops Thefe Which “Has Not Ratified ‘Treaty

Jnited Statés,..T. Troops it Peculiar Position on the - Phine.   DUE TO TREATY DELAY      Washington Awaits Word From Marshal Foth’s Conference.

WILL YANKEE SOLDIERS GO TO GERMANY?   Although Troops Are Still Under Foch As Per  Armistice Terms   WILSON MUST ASSENT   ALLIED GENERALS MEET TO DISCUSS POSSIBLE MILITARY INTERVENTION ACROSS RHINE

AMERICAN i  NOT 10 GROS ANTS] GERMANY   U. S. Troops, Although Under Foch Orders, Must Obey Armistice.   ALLIES TAKING MILITARY STEPS

THIS COUNTRY HAs NEVER MADE PEACE WITH GERWANY,   Henee If War Comes as Result of Nef  Revelutton What Shall We Do About it! ;

U.S. TROOPS OF RHINE TO AWAIT WILSON’S ORDERS   Will Not Advance Until President Gives the Word

STATUS OF  US, TROOPS   American Detachment I: Still Governed by the Armistice Terms

AMERICAN TROOPS ON RAINE SUBIEGI 10 FOCH'S ORDERS   But They Will Not Move Against Germans Without Wilson’s  Authorization.   UNDER ARMISTICE TERMS   Officials Watch With _ Interest Plans of Allies to Meet  Hun Revolution.

U. S. TROOPS WAIT ORDERS OF WILSON   Will Not Enter Germany at Command of Foch.

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. TROOPS ARE _ UNDER HIS ORDERS   Will Not be Permitted to Enter Germany from the Rhine _District Unless He  “Gaya. So... 0 wna   FOCH SUPREME COMMAND   But Only Technically So Says Wilson, According to Information Obtained from White House Officials,

J, S. FORGE WON'T GO INTO GERMANY ON FOCH’S ORDERS   American Troops Still on Rhine Subject to President’s Orders Alone.

AMERICAN TROOPS AWAITING ORDER:   While Technically Under Com. mand Of Foch, Control Is In United States.

IRISH PICKETS SENT TO JAIL   Two Women Refuse to Give Bond in Hearing at Capital and Are Locked Up.

REFUSE TO GIVE BAIL; PICKETS GO TO JAIL   Third Furnishes Bond of $1, 000 and is Released.

MILLIQHS ARE JALE   Soup Kitchens Predicted Before Witter is Qyer

OF UNEMPLOYMENT   Between 2,000,000 and 3,000,00 Workmen Are Idle

CE 190/   Between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 Workmen Are Idle   Soup Kitchens and Hunger Riote Predicted by Labor Leaders.

UNEMPLOYM'T IN NATION IS BEYOND THE 2 MILLION MARK   Total ef Jobless Folks May Run Well Into the Third Million   GOV’T. PLANS SURVEY      Labor Leaders Predict Soup Kitchens Before Winter ia Ower

BETWEEN TWOAND THREE MILLICN WORKERS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT      Strike By Public Against Buying Is Underlying Cause Of Present Slump In Industry—Workers Refuse Employment at Lower Wages.

EX-SERVICE MEN UNEMPLOYED   British Casting Abeut to Find Work  for Former Soldiers and Sailors.

UNIONS DISCRIMINATING AGAINST CRIPPLES, SAYS  Field Marshal Haig Bitterly

Bethlehem Steel Company or Record as Desirous of Opposing Union Labor   LARGEST STOCKHOLDER POSES AS PROSECUTOR   Samuel Untermeyer Disturbs Equanimity of President of Giant Corporation:

REFUSE 10 SELL STEAL T0- CLOSED SHOPS:.IN EAST   3 thlehem Corporation’ 8° Pol ioy. Disclosed in Inquiry       FAVOR “OPEN SHOP”   New, York and’ Philadelphia Districts Are Bit by With: holdin of Product

REFUSE TO aeLL FOR UNION WORK   Grace Tells of Policy o Bethlehem Company   SPONSORS OPEN SHOP   Steel Magnate is Subjected to Severe Grilling by Samuel Untermyer, Counsel for Legislative Committee Investigating Alleged Building Trust—Denies Agreement

REFUSE 10 SELL STEEL FOR WORK ON UNION JOBS   Bethlehem Steel Company Backing Open Shop, Bars Union Contractors.

REFUSE TO Stil 1) CONTRACTORS GF CLOSED SHOPS   President Says His Company Wants Open Shop   IS GRILLED BY UNTERMEYER

BETHLEHEM STEEL STARTS FIGHT FOR OPEN SHOP. HE.SAYS   President Says Corporation Wil Not Sell Steel to Be Erected by Unions.   MAY EXTEND POLICY TO ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY   Official Declares Poli¢y Will Not Be Changed if Building is Stopped. .

REFUSE TO SELL TO CLOSED SHOF   Bethlehem’s Policy Disclosed—New "York and Philadelphia Districts Are Hit by Witholding of Prodnct

EFUSE UNION MEN FABRICATED STEEL   Policy of Bethlehem Steel Corporation Disclosed  at Bnarinn   DISCRIMINATION CHARGED   President of Concern Gives Opinion Regarding Open Shon Principle

GRACE UPHOLDS OPEN SHOP PLAN IN TESTIMONY   Bethlehem Steel Company Re‘fuses To Sell Steel To Builders Who Employ Union Men, President Discleses At Probe.   13 GRILLED BY UNTERMYE!

BETHLEHEM FOR OPEN SHOP PRINGIPLE   Won't Sell Steel to Builders Employing Union Men.

BETHLEHEM STEEL CO. FIGHTING FOR OPEN SHOP PLAN   Will Refuse To Sel Material To Builders Using Union Men.

COAL MEN APPEAL TO WILSON    Minois Operators Ask President to : Prevent Spread of Miners’ Strike in Central Field.

TEXTILE WORKERS TO GET LESS PAY   Wages to be Reduced 22! Per Cent Within Short Time; Affects Some 300,000 Operatives.

TO GUT WAGES   Workers in Textile Mills. tc Suffer Big Reduction

Tear Door of Hardware Store From Hinges Within Block and Half of Police Station— Take $400 Worth of Guns.   WORKED FORTY MINUTES TO EFFECT ENTRANCE   Make Attempt to Rob Shor Brothers Store Near Roc! Island Depot — Johnston Warns Police to Be Alert.

IRISH AGITATORS KEEP UP EFFORTS AT PRISON DOORS TO OBTAIN MEN’S RELEAS   Fifty-T woof Hunger-Striking Prisonersin Wormwood Scrubbs Jail Are Given Liberty When They Become Exhausted

AGITATORS i TRECAND STILL HARB AT WORE   They Are Continuing Their Campaig! te Obtain Release of Sinn Fein Prisoners,

Realization That Shutdown Would Be Unpopular Causes Reconsideration

BRITISH MINERS PUT OF STRIKE   Relieved That Action Would Be Unpopnlar and that Even Rad icals Can Not Be Coerced,

Premier Insists Wage Dis. pute Be Referred to Impartial Tribunal.

MAN CLAIMS TO ~ HAVE BEEN WHIPPED  wwe cash a swe  BYKUKLUY RIDERS   Says He Was Helping Young Woman in S. C. When Arrested and After’ Whipping Was Put on Train and Sent North.—Charges Denied.

NEW YORK MAN, VICTIM OF KLUX” ~. KLAN, BADLY HURI   McMahon, With Body Black With Marks of Violence, Now in Philadelphia Hos pital--Tells Wierd Story

MAN WAS WHIPPED IN SOUTH CAROLINA   Tells Story to Philadelphia 7 Police.

KU KLUX KLAN  WALTREATS MAN   Back Bears Whip Marks ant Clothing Is Stiff With . Blood.   Body and Neck Show Rope Marks—Says Gang Attemots to Hang Him.

Man With Bie Story At Philadelphia   Telly: a Story of Being Swung up While jn South Carolina to Settle Yo ils Father's Estrute.

WHIPPED BY MEN. WEARING HOODS   Seized After Attempting to Aid Woman in Settlement of Her Father’s Estate   Rope Placed Around Neck Too Short for Hanging— Beating Followed   Lash Marks on Body,-Neck Scarred by Rope and ‘Clothing Stiff With Blood ~~

BEFRIENDS GIRL, NEARLY HANGED   POLICE PROBE NEAR LYNCHING BY GANG RESEMBLING KU KLUX KLAN ~-

LENGTH OF ROPE SAVES MAN FROM BEING BANGED   PETER McMAHON TELLS   WIERD STORY OF TREAT.   MENT RECKIVED AT ‘PIE   HANDS OF SOUTH CAKOTINA MOR.

FLD M'SWINEY 1S BEING BY FED STATEMENT ot ANS ONE BRITISH OFFICIAL   NEW YORKER HELD WN JP. AND BEATEN BY F SOUTH CAROLINIANS 0   Philadelphia Police Investigating Story of Badly Beaten Man Taken from Train There.   OCCURRED TRENTON, S. C.   Went to Help Girl Friend Settle An Estate When Was Seized by “Ku Klux Klan.”

MAN CLAIMS TO HAE BEN WHIPPED BY KU KLUY RIDER   Says He Was Helping Youns Woman in S.C. When Ar. rested and After Whippins Was Put on Train and Sent North.—Charees Denied.

Man With Big Story At Philadelphiz      Telly a Story of Being Swung up While in South Carolina to Settle  6h Up His Father's state,

MASKED MEN USE RAWHIDE UPON VICTIM   Weak. and. Bloody,. New ' Yorker, Asks Philadelphia Police For Help.   BEATEN AND PUT ON RAIN IN VIRGINIA

Yonkers Man Tells Philadelphia Police of Alleged Mistreatment Because of His Interest In Diision of An Estate

WOULD BE MEDITATOR  ALLEGES WE WAS VICTIM OF METHODS OF KO KLUK KLAN

SOUTH CAROLINANS, EMULATING — KLU KLUX KLAN, GIVE ROUGH TREATMENT TO NEW YORKER

HACK BLOODY FHOM LAatica Ut MODDED GROWE      ‘Pittsburg Man Tells Sensation. 1 al Story to Police of  Philadelphia   UNDERCLOTHING CAKED WITH HIS OWN GORE   Attack Comes ies for.’ Assisting  Woman ‘to: Get Property,    ‘He Declares

WAS SEIZED AND WaPPED   Man Told Tale of Abuse at Hands of Men in South Carolina.

Yonkers Man Tells of Threat-,;Predicts Government Exened Lynching in-South penditure of Four Billions  Carolina. in Coming Year.  GUARDED ON TRAIN RAIL PAYMENT BIG  an: a ae ee oe a oe a Cn

MAN [9 LASHED UNTIL BLOOD CO AKS GLOTHES   New Yorker Tells of Torture at Hands of White-Hooded Assailants—Says Attempt Was Made to Hang Him.

VICTIM 1S BEATEN BY KU KLUX KLAN      BEARING EVIDENCE OF MIS TREATMENT, NEW JERSEY MAN REACHES ASSISTANCE,

UNKNOWN HOODED MEN LASH_ VICTIM   Ku Klux Klan Methods Used to AdAdminister Punishment.

NO SHORTAGE OF SUGAR SAY BIG CANNERS   Present Prices Represent “‘Pure Inflation,” According To Mar/ cus Blakemore,, One Of the   Area Preservers,   HOARDED . BY - SPECULATORS   Public Has Been Scared Into Paying Exorbitant Prices’ By. the Cry That There Was No Sugar  Yoo Pxwcewey   MAY. CLOSE CANNING PLANT:

“THE SUGAR QUESTION   Present High Prices Sald'to Be Caus-' ed by Hoarding of Speculators,

ASSOCIATION AIMS BLOW AT SUGAR PRICE:   National Preservers and Fruit Products Association Wi Not Buy Sugar.

SUGAR BAN BY JAM MAKERS   Association Members Are Out of the Market Until the Préce  Breaks.

FRUIT PROKERS TOUT OUTPUT AS SIAR HI   ‘Utah Canners to Curtai! Pack of Goods Requiring -High Priced: Product

Jam, Jelly and: Preserve Industry Leaders Declare Shortage Due To: Hoarding and Speculation, and Say Supply In Country’ Sut ficient For All Needs :

Premier Millerand Presents Paul Deschanel's Resignation to Cabinet; National Assembly Will Be Called at Versailles Next Tuesday

FRANCE  NLL WITHORAW FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS  f Steps Are Taken for Admission o:   If Steps Are Taken for Admission of Germany Into the League.

FRENCH 1 WITHDRAW UM LEAGUE It GERMANY ENTERG   Great Britain Not To Sup port Germany’s Request, Report.

GERMANY MUST ~ NOT BE ADMITTED NOW, SAYS FRANCI   Will Withdraw From League If Attempt Is Made.   BRITAIN RECEDES © ‘FROM POSITION   Agrees Not, To Support Ger: many’s Request For Admission To The League.

BEATEN 10 DEATH BY FOSTER PARENT   Such Is Verdict of Coroner’s Sury Which Found 7-Year Old Child's Bady Covered With Wounds.

Cleveland is Scene Of Daylight Killing Of Railroad Sleuth   Scores of Police Surround Ore Docks and Railroad Yards of Whisky Island in Search for Daring Thugs

6)          OVER  meas  K.U. CAMPUS   WASHBURN PROPAGANDA - WAS DROPPED ON THE HELL THIS MORNING   ‘ARCHIES”’  TOO LATE        Anti-Aireraft Batt. “Was Not Able to Prevent “Bombing” at University

“ENEin. ” PLANES OVER K. U. CAMPUS   WASHBURN PROPAGANDA WAS DROPPED ON THE HILL THIS MORNING   (nti-Aircraft Battery Was Not Able to Prevent “Bombing” at Uaiversity

No Federal Forces Have Yet Been Sent to Lower California; Nogales Reports State Today  Cantu Must Consade to Huerta or He Will Get Ultimatum Saying, “Come  i Tn sa Riahe”’

GOVERNOR CANTU WiLL RESIST THE ~ MEX INVADER   Cantu Declares He Wilt Have At Army, Of 4,00 To Protect  # Lower®.California ~

CLARA SMITH “IN ATCHISON   Harry McA'ecr Says He Met Her Here.   TALKED «OF =A ROOKUS   Insisted She Had “Jumped Out” From Her Sweetheart and Was Very Nervous,

WILL DYNAMITE “BOCHE WARSHIPS   Allies Decide to Destroy’ Vessel: Scuttled by German Offi: cers in Scapa Flow:

ALLIES WILL BLOW UP GERMAN SHIPS ~~ SUNK BY OFFICER:   Decision Disposes of Questior That Has Caused Trouble. ot For Months .-

iQ BLUW UP VESSELS Al SCAPA FLOW   Former Hun Warships Sunk By Officers Will be Destroyed   LONG INVESTIGATION MADE  Allied Experts Reach Decision To Forego Salvage Attempts

‘Destruction of: Hun  o Sunken Battlecraft  ts Determined Upon   Decision to ‘Blow Up Ships in ‘Scapa. Flow Disposes of Vexed Problem

ARE TO BLOW UP’ © HULKS OF SCAPA FLOW WARSHIPS   Surrendered Craft Sunk by Germans Are To Be Destroyed.

WILL BLOW UP GERMAN SHIPS SUNK BY ENEM\   Vessels Cannot Be Raised. i the Opinion of British Salvage Experts

10 BLOW UP VEdSELO Al SCAPA FLOW   Former Hun Warships Sunk By Officers Will be Destroyed   Allied Experts  Reach Decision To Forego Salvage Attempts

GFAMAN SHIPS SUNK BY UPHGEAG IN oGAPA FLOW WILL BE BLOWN 10 BIT   DECISION REACHED FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF WORK OF INVESTIGATORS,

WILL BLOW UP WARSHIPS SUNK IN SCAPA FLOW   German Vessels Not tc be Raised —Ends Long Disputed Question.   ENDS LITIGATION,

To BLOW: UP. HUN: SHIDS.   Witenked Veascls in Scapa Flow to Be Westroyed.

Allies To Destroy Warships Scuttled By German Sailors   QUESTION OF DISPOSING Ol UNITS OF SUNKEN FLEET IS ‘FINALLY DISPOSED OF.

Strike Rioting In Bristol, R. L  Martial Law on   Three Shot. Stones Hurled a Rubber Factory Guards; Women Mauled.

WHEAT SALES SNAP LOSSES 1134 TO 141   Difficulties Of Financing And Transportation Cause Of ' Break In Futures.

WHEAT TAKES ANOTHER AND LONGER DROI   SEVERE BREAK TODAY FOLLOWS FALL OF YESTERDAY   Holders Discouraged at Prospect Seek to Stop Losses By Unload* ing Their Grain

Wheat Market Showed Brenks of 11.34 t& i4 Conts por Bushel Today in Addition to 8 Cents Loss Yester \  ~ day.

WHEAT MARKET HAS SENSATIONAL DRO!   Futures Break to 14 Cents Lowe Than  Yesterday’s Prices Corn Also Affected.

A BREAK IN GRAIN   Wheat add Cora Boih Took a Tumble Duriag tie Day,   WHEAT. IS DOWN 14 CENTS   Chicago and Kansas City Markets Demeralized—Cérn Alse Takes a Fall. -

WHEAT HARKET CRASHES TODAY   Sensational Breaks ir '- Prices Features Dealings.

SENGATIONAL DROP IN PRIGE OF WHER,   THE COUNTY WIDE OREDIE STRAIN EEEECTS S'FOCIG   GOAN AND GATS BEGUBE Ted   Wheat Mavicet Showed Bronks of 11% to 14 Cenis per Bushel Today in Addition to 8 Cents Loss Yester aay.

WHEAT Pile TURING UN TE KET   DROP OF FOURTEEN CENTS TODAS FOLLOWS BICHT CEST DECLINE ON YESTERDAY.

BREAKIN WHEAT IS SENSATIONA   HEAVY DROP ON THE CHICAGO MARKET TODAY—AT OTHER CENTERS.

CORN AND OAT PRICES IN CRASH   SENSATIONAL FALL ASCRIBED TO TIGHTENING OF MONEY MARKET

WHEAT AND CORN FUTURES KELP Oh DOWNWARD SLIDE   Loss of 11 to 14 Cents a Bushel Today Follows 8-Cent Drop in Chicago Yesterday..   KANSAS CITY MARKETS SHOWING HEAVY LOSSES   Wheat Off 13 to 14 Cents Wit Corn Futures Down 5 Cents From Last Closing. .

SENSATIONAL DROP TAKEN IN WHEAT PRICES   Crash Chiefly Due to Selling : of Stop Loss  Character   HEAVY CREDIT STRAIN   FINISH OF TRAGEDY SHOWS A STEADY CONTINUANCE OF EARLIER DECLINE

WHEAT DROPS JACENTS TODAY   Sensational Breaks in Price: Occur on Chicago Board of Trade.

PRICE OF WHEAT BREAKS SHARPLY   LOSSES FROM 11 T0 14 CENTS A BUSHEL REPORTED   Crash Comes From Selling of Stoy Loss Character By Disconraged Holders—Other Grains Weaken.

adhesin dian tha Silas Senisesiag  : THE WEATHER, a  PHooncoceoo0uceaa00a For Kansas: Fair and warmer tohight and Wednesday.   BOFTOM OUT GRAIN PRICES   Wheat Futures Down 13 tc 14 Cents Today.   CORN OFF 5 CENTS BUSHEL   Today’ ‘s Break Followed Almost Equally Sensational Drop Yesterday, in Both Grains.

GRAIN MARKET IN SENSATIONAL BREAK IN PRICE   Wheat Drops 14 Cents— Corn Down 5 Cents On Bushel.

IE HEAVY “BREAKS. IK OPRAIN MARKE]   OVIET-POLE PEACE HEA REET THLY: ante   New Crash in. Wheat Prices. . Corn and Qats Also Weakened,

WHEAT PRICE IN BIG FALL ON 3 MARKETS   Losses at Chicago 11 anc 3-4 Cents to 14 Cents ; Bushel — Corn Alse Takes Drop.

WHEAT MARKET CRASHES      Prices In Western Markets At New Low Figures.

DESTROYED A PRESS   Pennsylvania Editor Had Made ij War On “Speak-Easies”

ORT KENT SCENE OF CONFLICT ~~ INTURKEY    SITUATION AT AINTAB RE MAINS SERIOUS FOR . AMERICANS.

— a =  JOHN STRALEY DEAD,   em ee Sige ; Veteran of Civil War Answers th Last Call,

° ALGERIA * Laid by Grand Master Of Masons June 19. 1970   Beneath Sunny Skies.

IPACKER STRIKE IS ENDED   Men Agree to Go Back and Arbitrate Differences.

7,000 WILE RETURN TO WORK,   Striking Feeders and Stock Handlers Agree to Arbitration,

GHIGAGO oT RIK NO NEARING END   City Hall and Stock Yard Employes Returning to Work.

STOCK YARDS STRIKERS GO BACK TO JOB:   Agree to Return to Work and Arbitrate Their Differences.

LANSING THIRD TO DIFFER WITH — WILSON; SECRETARY OF STATE HAD DISTINGUISHED CAREER

The Cause   MR. WILSON: You have blocked my ambitions Mr. Lansing, kindly resign.   The Effect   _ MR, LANSING: lam no sorry  blocked them Mr Wilson. Yes, I resign.

ALSO DIFEPRED WITH WILSON,   Lansing Third to Quit Cabinet After Dispute With President.

HOGS IN TOWN LIMITED   RESOLUTION PASSED BY TOWN BOARD TUESDAY NIGHT

MAYOR PETERS RECEIVES A ~~ SECOND THREATENING LETTE!   Entrance of Boston City Hall Placed Under Extre Police Guard as Result of Threatening Missive Received This Morning.

MANAGERS’ REFUSAL OF MEN'S SENIORITY COMPLICATES STRIKE   If Ultimatum is Now Extended McHugh Will Urge Strike Continuance.

RAIL MANAGERS MAY NOW CAUSE ANOTHER TIEUP   REFUSE: TO REINSTATE THE STRIKING YARDMEN WITH FORMER STANDING.   BROTHERHOOD FORGAVE _* THEM, ROADS SAY NO

DIFFERENCE OF OPINION AS TO WOMEN VOTING IN KANSAS   Commissioner Holds if They Marry Between Now and Election Day They Can’ Vote.

Women Who Register and Then Marry  Can’t Vote, Ruling in K. C., Kansas

MARRY AND IQSE YOUR VOTE   Women of Kansas Must Not Change Names Befere Election.

HAGENBECK- WALLACE _. SHOW PLEASES ALI   Two Big ‘Crowds- Delighted With _- Performanices Given Here Tuesday, =

HAGENBECK-WALLACE. i SHOW PLEASES: ‘AU      red Big Crowds Delighted With  Performances: Given: Here a * i. Qaesday.

A NEW CRATER OPENS AFTER ITALIAN QUAKE      VOLCANIC ACTIVITY IN MOUNTAIN NEAR SPEZIA IS REPORTED   bers of Royal Family Visi: Stricken Regicn and Begin Kelief Measures

A NEW CRATER OPENS AFTER ITALIAN QUAKE   VWELUANIG “AULCTIVITY i MOUNTAIN NEAR SPEZIA IS REPORTED   Members of Reyal Family Visit ‘Stricken Regicn and Begin Kelief Measures

MAY CLOSE DRAL   Farmers to Take Some! Action on “/ . Wool Tonight’

Three Jailed on Charges of Incendiarism in Connection With Heme Burning.

BERGDOLL'S KIN MUST FACE JUR}   Family Members tndicted on Charge Of Aiding Escape of Millionaire Draft Dodger; Eight to Answer To Federal Court Accusations.

INDICTMENTS — FOR BERGDOLL AND OTHERS   Charged With Aiding Him te Eseape the Army Guards

KILLING ON PIKE > OF SOCIETY GIRL LEAVES NO CLUE   Wealthy Fiance Wounded When An Autc Bandit Fires Bullets Through Glass of Coupe Info Heart of Prominent Maiden.

NO CLUE FOUND TO SHOOTING OF K. C. GIRL AND FIANCE   Howard Winter Tells of thy Killing of Miss Florence Barton.   BANDIT CLIMBED ON CAR THEN STARTS SHOOTING   Police Find Man’s Story is Corroborated By Bullets Which Shattered His Machine.

CHILE ISSUES CALL TO ARMS   Includes Classes of 1915  to 1919 in Four Prov inces ef Country

BOLIVIA REVOLT STIRS CHILE   Latter Nation Calls Reserves to Colors in Four Provinces of the North. e

CHILE MOBILIZES MEN:      FEAR BOLIVIANS MAY NOT. "CONTROL REVOLUTION      Only Trained Soldiers Called To Colors Sp Far as Precaution. ary Measure

CHILE CALLS CLASS 1915-15 INCLUSIVE   Understood Action Taken In View o International Situation Arising In Connection With Bolivia.

GHILE oUMIMOR AIMED FORGES INTD SERVICE   MOBILIZATION IS TO PRESERYV! ORDER DURING UPRISING NOW UNDER WAY IN” BOLIVIA,

CHILE CALLS TO COLORS   Military Classes in View of International Situation in ‘Connection with ‘Bolivian Revolution.

eee Za. .L.....C.!CT.!.CTC..!OU  CHILE MOBILIZED OVER 10.000 MEN

MILITARY FORCES OF CHILE ORDERED OUT   Call Involving 10,000 Men Issued . in View of Bolivian Revolution. Bolivia. Isolated. -

CHILT CALLS UP 4 CLASSES AFTER BOLIVIA REVOLT   Mobilization of Troops Unde Way as Result of Trouble to the North.

CHILE GALLS MEN. TO THE COLORS   Pending the Adjustment Of The Bolivian Revolution According to Dispatches Sent From the City of San “tHaoog Today.

CHILIISSUES: CALL TO COLOR   Military Classes “of Norther Provinces Summoned to Be Ready for. Service.   ROLIVIAN REVOLT CAUSE

President in Letter Says It Would Be _ “Unfortunate” To Make a Party Issue of the Matter.

WILSON OPPOSES MILITARY ISSUE   PRESIDENT EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS IN ALETTER TO SECRETARY BAKER.

WILSON OPPOSED 10 THE TRAINING FOR A PARTY ISSHE   Says Wait Until Convention Is Held, Then Discuss What Is  Best for Democrats.

WILSON SOUNDS WARNING NOTE   President Urges Democratic Leaders Not to Make an Issue of Military. Training; Sends Letter to War Secretary Baker.   SAYS CONDITIONS DON’T WARRANT SUCH PROCEDURE

President is Adverse to Making An Issue of Universal Military Training at Caucus---He Points to lmminence of Party Convention.

Init, AS PARTY ISSUE   COMMUNICATES IDEAS TO SEC RETARY BAKER; IS BEFORE SENATE CAUCUS   POLICY SHOULD WAIT CONVENTION ACTION    Believes Such Issues Should Be De. fined By [arty Convention; Letter Explains Reasons.

PRESIDENT HALTS NEMOCRAT ACTION ON ARMY TRAINING   Advises Party Not to Take Attitude on New Military measure.

KEEP VIEWS QUIET SAYS PRESIDENT   Opposes Plan to Make Issue Nov of Military Training.

The President Cautions H's Senators Against Waking! an Issue of © Universal Miltary   Trading.

WILSON PLEA 10 PARTY ON MILITARISH   Urges House Democrats Not-to Caucus Against Universal Training   ASKS FOR DELIBERATION   Says He is Not Sure That Worl Does Not Need Moderate System - :

WILSON OPPOSES.PLAN TO MAKE MILITARY BILLS PARTY ISSUE      President's Views Set Forth in Letter Transmitted to Party Leaders; Believes Matter Subject For Best Thought in Congress. ‘ "

WILSON ADVISES NO OPPOSITION 10 MILITARY: TRAINING   PRESIDENT TELLS HOUSE DEMOCRATS TO NOT MAKE DECISION AT CATICUS.   WRITES TO BAKER   Says Disturbed State of World Does Net Permit Any  Cuireness. .

DEMOCRATS GET WILSON ADVICE   GRGED NOT 1 oO MAKE ISSUE  OF UNIVERSAL MULT TARY TRAINING,   President Writes Letter 4  Baker Who J nsmits itt Party Senators,

PRESIDENT FAVORS MILITARY TRAINING   Te'ls House Committee It Would Be Inadvisable For House Democrats To Declare Opposition.

TOBLOCK MOVE AGAINST U.M.T.   Asks Party Leaders t Take No Action at Their Caucus.

PRESIDENT IN OPPOSITION TC CAUCUS PLAN   Asks Leaders Not to Ex press Disapproval of Military Training.

DELAY ADVISED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   Opposes Plan to Have Democratic House Members Make Issue at Caucus of Universal Military Training.

WILOON GAUTIOND CAUGUS MEMBERS   Ldvises Action On Universal Miliary Training Bill Would Be Unwise.   Recalls He Gave Approval te “Very Moderate” General Staff Projects.

WILSON SPEAKS. FOR UNIVERSAL ~ ARMY SERVICE   (By Associated Press.)

GO SLOW ON MILITARY TRAINING, URGES WILSOI   PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO MAKING IT ISSULK NOW.

INFLUENZA DROPS NOTICEABLY IN CHICAGO.   THE PRESIDENT WATCHING DEMO POLITICAL MOVES.

WILSON SHIES FROM TALK ABOUT UNIVERSAL TRAINING   He Opposes The Plan of Demme cratic Caucus To Make an Issue of The Subject,

WILSON UPPOSES PLAN OT IF ANERS   President is Adverse to Making An Issue of Universal Military Training at Caucus---He Points to limminence of Party Convention.

WRITES. MEMBER CALDWELL IT. IS” INADVISABLE   Matter in the Hands of House Military Committee Who Would Have Recom mended QOpnositinn.   BAD FOR DEMO: PARTY      Action in Opposition was to Have Beén Taken at the Democratic Caucus This  Evening.

President Opposes Plan to Make Party Issue of Universal War Training

WILSON WARNS PARTY TO SHUN ARMY PROJEC’   Steer Clear of Universal! Military Training Project, He Says.

INoloTo THAT HUNG GIVE UP ACSUSED MEK   Premier Millerand of France Wants Extradition Clause of Treaty Carried Out

MILLERAND URGES TRIAL BY DEFAULT      Door Left Open for Further Discussion.

FRENCH PREMICA PUSHING DEMAND IN THE GOUNGH   insists Energeticaty Upon Execution of Extradition Clause of Peace Treaty.

CRIMINALS OF WAR MUST BE HANDED OVER SAYS  PREMIER   Millerand of ‘France Asserted To Be Insisting Men Who Are Guilty Be Extradited   Be Established Is Stated By Petit Parisien

WILLERAND WILL URGE EXECUTION NF PARIS TREAT   If Culprits Are Not Surren ‘dered They Will Be Tried By Default.   WILL LEAVE EXTRADITION OPEN FOR DISCUSSION   Firm Note Will Be Sent tc Government of Netherlands.

PEKING 1S TRANQUIL   No Basis fer Report of Overthrow of Republic

CHINA “MONARCHY” IS HOAX   Political Situation in Péking Tranquil and No Crisis Impends, Says ° Dispatch.

THE OLD HIGH BUILDING,   Razing of Old Building Reealls  Pleasant Memories to Many.

OWEN SHOWS WHD RUNS JEFF SONIAN   Clears Gore and_ Lays the Charge at the Door of Republicans.

EXPOSE OF NIFTY BIT OF PROPAGANDA   Leader vf Gore Men in Primary Brands “Jeffersonian” Organization as Republican   JIM HARRIS GETS BILL   OKLAHOMA, CLTY. PUBLISHER -RENDERS. STATEMENT TO HARRIS “FOR PRINTING POLITICAL CONTEST

SHADY BASEBALL DURING 192018 UNDER X-RAY IN  ~~ (OOK COUNT)   Questioning the Wives of © Baseball Players as to What They Know of Crooked Money Recefyed,

SHADY GANES THIS SEASON ARE PROBED   Quiz Will Follow Clos ing of Series investigations.

QUIZ WIVES OF STAR PLAYERS   Probe of Sox-Red Series Ig Resumed by Jury   BROOKLYN KEEPS CLEAR   Find No Evidence of “Fixed’* Games, Says Lewls

1920 BASEBALL ~ GOES UNDER X-RAY   ‘WIVES OF PLAYERS WILL BI CALLED BEFORE THE GRAND  JURY TO TESTIFY 

CALL WIVES OF SOX IN GRAFT QUIZ   Hoyne Fails to Hall Baseball Probe  X-RAY 1920 GAMES  Accused Player Stabbed By Fan

PLAN 10 QUIZ PLAYER'S WIVES   Cook County Grand Jury Wants to Learn of Possibility of Crooks’ Game Aside From Last Worild’s Series;  een aime A Brooklyn Skirts are Clean.

PLENTY OF COAL ~ FOR 6000 YEARS      < Enough Soft Unuil Year 0,  Experts Say There Coad oo TS

TELLER GIVES UP; BRUISED, BATTEREL   Denies. Participation ii Robbery.

FUGITIVE TELLER GIVES HIMSELF UF   ILLINOIS BANK ROBBERS TOO BADLY FRIGHTENED TO CARRY OUT PLANS.

WHISKEY SMUGGLING      Officials Will Keep. Strict Watch on Lake Traffic.

ANOTHER MURDER IN KANSAS CITY      Well Dressed Man Found in Ex treme Southern Part of City. Rtahbed

FOUND ON STREET FATALLY STABBEL   Unknown Man Murdered on Kansa: City Streets—Siayer Fled in Automobile.

HEART STABBED IN OLD K. C.   Another Killing in the Wicked City.   Trail of Blood For 300 Feet an ’ Automobile Tracks Are Only Clues.

G..0. P. PLATFORM "TIMBER RATHERED      Twenty” “Sub- Committees. Report Their Desires to Chair* cman ‘Hays. .    Merely Suggestions. for. Resolutions Committee at: Chicago Convention,

Advisory Committee of G.O. P. Makes Report on Platform and Policies

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MAKES ITS: REPOR]   Reports Form “Monumental Achieve ment” According. To Will H. Hayes

THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   ‘First Draft of Resolutions to be Offered National Convention Has Been Completed,

REPUBLICANS MAKE REPORT   Date Presented to Eaeentilve Committee ta Guide Resulations Groap “ee Ese Teak

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM IS IN MAKING   Advisory Committee Returns Report for G. OQ. P. Planks Today.

REPORT IS MADE TO COMMITTE!   DRAFT OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE WILL BE INCORPORATED IN NATIONAL PLANKS   (By United Press)

REPUBLICAN AD.VISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS   XN PLATFORM FOR CONSIDERA. TION OF THE REPUBLICAN \ATONAL CONVENTION

REPUBLICANS ARE AGREED ON ARTICLES FOR PLATFORM   atari Committee Makes a Report Touching on Twenty Problems   RAILROAD OWNEKSHIP 1S  ONLY QUESTION OF DIFFERENCE   Renisrkable Unanimity on All Question of Interest to Party Mansgers

Republican Advisory Committee on Platform and Policies Makes Report in Washington Today.   PAINSTAKING WORK OF FOUR MONTHS IS ENDED   Exhaustive Reports on Reconstruction Problems re Made and Result Is Monumental Achievement.

DATA FOR THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   Advisory Conmittes. con Ptatform ¢ and Policies Makes Report to Executive Committee.

HARDING WILL QUIT SENATE IN JANUARY REPRI   PROVIDED GOVERNOR-ELECT OF OHIO WILL APPOINT FRANK WILLIS

Kodak films and supplies. W. C. Strickland. Phone 19+   ARCHIBISHOP’S BATTLE ON DIVORCE 18 LOST

LOCKWOOD LURID IN HIS TESTIMONY ON CONTRIBUTIONS   Directs Committee To Lead Which It Is Hoped Will implicate Cox As Beneficiary   METAL PRODUCTS CHECK FOR 5 THOUSAND CITED   Told Employee That He Was Blackmailer And To Go To Hell, Or To The Committee

CHARGE COX UOT CONCEALED Git; PROBE ORDERED   EDITOR DECLARES $5000 WAS GIVEN COX CAMPAIGN BY OHIO CORPORATION

IMPLIED CHARGE STARTS NEW TRIAL   For Campaign Investigating Committee, Against Cox.   CONCEALED CONTRIBUTION.   In 1918 Campaign From Day. ton, Ohio, Concern, Told by Editor as Lead Which Com. mittee Might Follow——Officials of Company and Bank Involved Called to Appear.

SENATE CAMPAIGN - PROBE ON NEW LEAI   Implied Charge That Cox Received Concealed Contribution Gives New Turn to Investigation

NEW TACK IN SLUSH PROBE   GOVERNOR COX NaMep aS POS. SIBLE BENE FBOIARY.   BANK SAID TO HAVE. AIDED HIM   INTIMATION OF A FUND POR HIS CAMPusGN IN 2988,   Senate Committee Trevels Over Wide Field Of Inquiry laevelving Ceetribations to Beth Of the Majer Parties.

COMMITTEETO “WVESTIGATE. NEW CHARGE   ‘Editor Lockwood [nsinuates Governor Cox Received ’ Concealed Contribution   ‘DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS ASK FOR INVESTIGATION   Witness Gives Lead Which He Believes Might Enable _ Committee to Get Facts  of Transaction

IMPLIED CHARGE Io MADE AGAINST CO}   CONCEALED CONTRIBUTION 1 SAID T0 HAVE BEEN RECEIVED IN 1918.   AN INQUIRY 1S ORDERED   Expense Accounts of Government Employes at Convention Approved.

REPUBLICAN EDITOR CHARGES NICKEL CO. HELPED IN CAMPAIGN   Information Is Given Committee as a “Lead” Witness Declares After Question.   EVIDENCE TENDS TO SHOW PARTIES CONTROL PAPERS   Stars and Stripes and American Legion Weekly Under Party Influence, Is Charge.

Allege- Democratic Candidate Re. ceived Secret’ Camipaign: Contri  bution From > Metal Product Poo np A   ORDER IMMEDIATE. INQUIRY   Committee’ Of “Senators Ranged  Over Wide Field Of Investiga“on During Session Held On & Se peer rs g Fi . :   PUBLICATIONS OF’ SOLDIERS

PROBING CHARGES COX CONTRIBUTION AEGEWED IN 1918   REPUBLICAN TELLS OF CHECK GIVEN GOVERNOR BY DAYTON MANUFACTURERS   QUICK INQUIRY ORDERED   Committee Hears Further Testimony ding Alleged Expenses to Convention Being Charged to Government,

LOCKWOOD TELLS CUMMITTtE OF FUND FUR CU)   Five Thousand Dollar Check Fron Big Dayton Manufacturing Concern is Disclosed   PARTIES CONTROL PAPERS   Stars and Stripes and Legion Weekly Stock Alleged to Be Owned By The Party Organizations.

Democrats Demand Proofs   Of Charges Against Cox   Senate Committee Investigating Campaign Expenditures Hears Testimony Regarding Control of Soldier Publications—Postal Employes Did Not Attend San Francisco Convention at U. S. Expense.

UAMPAIGN FUND PROBERS ARE SENT OFF ON NEW TRACK   Will Investigate Implied Charge of Concealed Contribution to Cox in 1918.   COMMITTEE RANGES OVER WIDE FIELD OF INQUIRY   Financing of Soldier Publica. tion Stars and Stripes Ex. plored and Charge Hear American Legion Weekly i: Controlled by Republicans

nate Committee .to Inves Se  tigate “Lead” of Donation  From Metal Products_Co.___   PALMER'S MEN IN FRISCO ON BUSINESS   Admit” Recéiving “Expenses; From Government; Soldier Publications Involved.

PROBE COMMITTEE OFF ON NEW TACK   INTIMATIONS THAT COX GIVEN SECRET AID IN '18 18 NEW

CHARGE [5 MADE AGAINST GOV. COX   Republican Editor Says Corporation Contributed In 1918 Campaign   NO SPECIFIC CHARGE   Democratic Members of the Senate Committee Demand Immediate Inquiry

INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON NEW TASK   implied Charge Made Tha’ Gov. Cox Received $5000 Check in 1978,   DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS ORDER INQUIRI

IMPLIED CHARGE WILL BE PROBED   intimated Gox Goncealed $5,000 Contribution  FROM OHIO COMPANY   Though Not Within Purview of Committee’s Business Senator Reed Demands that the Charge be Investigated. Inquiry Ranges Over Wide Field Involving Both Parties

DIG UP HISTORY OF COX’S FUNDS   Charge That Cox Received in 1918 a $5,000 Sealed Con tribution Is Made   QUIZZERS ON NEW TACK   THEORY ADVANCED SUM WAS REALLY FUND CONTRIBUTION BUT CAMOUFLAGED

SENATORS PAOGE INTC BANK NOTE UF GOVERNOR COX   Implied Charge That $5,000 Obligation Was Campaign Contribution for Ohio Governorship in 1918 Taken Up.  6 OP, JOURNAL EXPOSE      Testimony Shows Republic. an National Weekly Is Secretly Purchased by  Large Employers for Their Workers.

BANDITS ESCAPE WITH $35,000   I<TERIOR OF BANK DEMOLISHED FROM HEAVY CHARGES OF NITRO-GLYCERINE.

ARMED GUARDS ON THE BORDER   Searching for lewa Bark Bandits, With Orders te Sheet.

NOTED ANARCHIST HELD.      Head of ‘Underground’ Com munication System For Radicals Arrested at Chicago.

ANARCHIST, SOUGHT 0 YEARS, ARRESTEL   OFFICIALS SAY PRISONER WA‘ HEAD OF “UNDERGROUND” SYSTEMOF COMMUNICATION,

ALLEGED ANARCHIST LEADER S CAPTURED   Chicago Police Arrest Suspect After Search of Five Years; Evidence Found

“MOB RULE IN ILLINOIS TOWN.   Radical of International Reputation Arrested at Chicago After  Long Search.

DEATH FOLLOWS IN PATH OF WIND IN ARKANSAS   Reports Are Meager Due to Demoralized Condition of Communication Lines.

WILL H. HAYES TALKS TO PHILADELPHIA LEADER   Outlines Plans for Raising Campaign Funds in State and Explains Work Fully.

Of Ways and Means Consider Best Method of Collecting Money—‘‘It is an Innovation of Merit Recognized by All,” Says Mr. Hays, Believing in Its Success.

Over Policy to Follow by Germany’s  Representatives   At the Meeting to Be Held With Allied Representatives at Spa May 23rd.

bERMAN CABINET. IN UILEMA OVER FUTURE POLICY   Conference With Allies a Spa May 23 Presents Trouble.   GERMANY BANKRUPT   Question of Indemnity Stumbling Block For Diplomats.

OF GERMAN CABINET IN DILEMMA   Over Policy to Follow by Germany’s Representatives   At the Meeting to Be Held With Allied Representatives at Spa May 23rd.

GERMAN HEADS UNDECIDED ON PARLEY POLICY   Have not agreed on attitude at conference with Allies at Spa

RECRUITING PRIVE SUCCESS.   Enough Tennessceans Obtained Man New Superdreadnaneht.

VIC OUT OF LUCK   Refused Special Election by Gov. Philipp, So Must Wait.

LABOR AGAINST SEDITION BILL   Samuel Gompers Appears Before House Committee and Obiects to Passage   THE PEACE TREATY   Effort is Being Made to Keep It From Going Back to the Open Senate

TREATY FIGHT IS STILL UNSETTLED   Lodge Appeakk ts Senators to Re. frain From Throwing Fight: Again ~  Tuto the Senate:

HORSE RABION SI A DAY.   a I a  President of Farmers, Body Presents Fieures.

HORSE HIT BY H. C. L.      Says Horse’s Feed Costs Over Sl a Day.

LEAGUE-TO-TAKE UP MEASURES To PREVENT WARS   Consider Plans For Effective Use of Economic and Financial Blockades:

LEAGUE Gul Nill WEL GONGIE A BLOCKADE PLAN   PREPARATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT OF ARTICLE XVI OF THE LEAGUE COVENANT.

- MEETING OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY Ane FMBER 15TH   Plans to Bring About Enforcement of Article 16 cf the League Covenant Will be Adopted   NON-MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE   Will be Vitally Concerned in the Pina! Decision of the Assembly With Reference to Blockade Article

MINCE PIES WITHOUT “KICK’   Colorado “Ory” Director Says Lique te Barred in Cooking of Thanks.  ‘glving Day: Pastry,

PHILANTHROPIST eLLG SUGAR AT LESS THAN GOST   New York Man Says Every Pound of It Handled Shows a Net Loss to the Firn  “Sof 7 1-2 Per Cent.

JOBBER SAYS HE LOSES SELLING SUGAR AT 27 CTS   “HIGH COST OF LOAFING” CLAMEC FOR HIGH PRICE OF EVERYTHING

DELEGATES ARE NAMED   ONLY SMALL ATTENDANCE AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

EIGHTY THOUSAND MONTENEGRINS FACE STARVATION   AID MUST COME BEFORE WIN. TER; PEOPLE ARE STRIVING "O KEEP WOLF AWAY

MONTENEGRO IS IN GRIP OF POVERTY   Thousands May Perish During Winter Unless Aid Is Received.

GOVERNORS CONFERENCE   Discuss Problems Rela:  tive to Co-Operation  by Mexican States

WET PLANKS LAUNCHED.   Bryan Also Makes Public His Measure Declaring for Law Enforcement.

BRYAN SUBMITS HIS DRY PLANK; ALSH AURAL ESO   Commoner Demands Absoltite Desert While Texan Gives Tipplers Some’ Hope   MAY OMIT LIQUOR ISSUE   Postmaster General Asserts  President Wilson Vetoed Bryan’s Proposal

PLANK 15 DRY Ag COVERED BRIDGE   Bryan Gives Out His Prohibition n Proposal   BURLESON GETS BACK   With Proposition that Volstead Act Should be Liberalized and that Future Amend. ments Should be Submitted to Referendum of Qualified Voters—Personal Plank

TWO PIL ANKS oN PROMIBRITION.   Beryae and BRuricson Authors of Op npoeling DNectian rations.

Politics at Fever Heat In  Far Away San Francisc«   Bryan Leading For the “Drys” While the East South and West are Luke Warm for Their Beer and Wines. President Wilson Plainly Favors the “Wet” Forces.

LINYOR PLANKS PUT FORWARD bY BRYAN, BURLESON   Cabinet Member Asks for “In dividual Liberty” and Com moner for Enforcement o: Volstead Law.

Bryan Makes Public His roposed Plank, Sweeping Declaration for Enforcement of Volstead Law   BURLESON IN FAVOR OF MODIFICATIONS   Postmaster General Has Methods for Letting Dowr the Bars a Trifle; Some Favor Keeping Mum

/QUOR FIGHT ON FLOOR NOW THOUGHT CERTAIN   BURLESON FRANK IN HIS DECLARATION OF “INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY."

WEIS AND DRYS LINE UP FOR BIG BATILE   Drastic Anti-Liquor Plank Drawn Up by Bryan   Burleson Leads “Liberal” Forces— Fight to Go to Floor

English Hangmen Want Increase in Pay; Appeai To House of Common:

Hangmen Kicking   British Executioners Want Pay Increased; No Longer Alinwed to Sell Repes.

HASYGMEN WANT MORE PAY,   British Exxecutioners Denied Privi lege of Selling Death Rope.

WANGEMEN WANT INCHEASE:          London KExecutioners . Asts > Ce inens Wor Mowe yay 2

English Hangmen Want Better Pay and Present Claims for Increase to House of Gommon:

CECUTION ERS WANT R:                nglish Hangmen Claim That . Not Saflicient for Nec:

‘DENIES BREAKING OF FAITH   Heover Deeclnres Pork-raisers Have     Reen aFiriy Treated.

MARION IN GALA GARB   Harding’s Home Town Is Brigrt With Colors.   City Is Ready to Greet Notification Crowd Next Thursday-—Circus Man to Feed Vicitors.

iS READY FOR CROWD   MARION IN GALA GARB FOR NOTI. FICATION DAY.   Harding's Home Town Bright With Colors—Old Circus Man to Feed the Hungry Visitors.

MARION PREPARES TO HONOR HARDING   Harding’s Home Town !s Brigr' With Colors.   City Is Ready to Greet Notificatior Crowd Next Thursday—Circus Man to Feed Vicitors.

CEN HARNING HAS TWO CONFERENCES   RECEIVES SENATOR FALL AND GOVERNOR HOBBY  OF TEXAS.

ALERT GUTY aa U ty co MATABAnAS i ; alan nde   fs Visited By Some Members Of the Harding Party Today.   THE PRESIDENT-ELECT STAYS ON TEXAS SOIL   No Important Political Conferences Scheduied Before the Panam: Prin.

OENATOR HARDING NOW ON Lao LAP OF HIS VACATION   Two Conferences Are.   Planned for Tuesday By  President-elect

QUIZ GAMBLERS IN BASEBALL FIXING SCANDAL   Subpoenas Issued for Men Prominent in Base Ball World and Players are Deeply Involved.   ABE ATTEL’S NAME INCLUDED   Far Reaching ~Conspiracy to Throw Worlds Series Causes Chicago Grand Grand Jury ot Prolong Session.

‘Crooked Ball Players To Be Indicted   SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE NOVY FOREMAN OF GRAND JURY SAYS.

MAY CHARGE CONSPIRACY TN BASEBALL   Indictments Based on Charges of Conspiracy to Defraud Expected to be Result of Baseball) Gambling Investigation

INDICTMENTS MAY RESULI   Evidence of. Crookedness in Last World’s Series, It Is Said

EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT, SAYS FOREMAN OF SUR}   Investigation of Alleged Crook.  edness By Players to Bo Resumed Tuesday. 3   ARONLD ROTHSTEIN TO BE AMONG THOSE OUESTIONEL   New York Turfman and Ohie! Owner of Harve de Grace Race Track Subpoenaed.   JOHNSON ALSO TO APPEAR   American League Head Now In vestigating Reports Involving New York Men.

TO INDICT THOSE AN FIXING PLOTS   Ball Players who ‘Fixed’? World Series of 1919 May Face Conspiracy Charge

INVESTIGATING CROSKEDNESS OF BALL PLAYERS   Grand Jury Finding Little Trouble Gathering Bir denee of Rottenness.

PRINCIPLES IN BASE BALL SCANDAL MAY BE INDICTED FOR FRAUD   Babe Ruth, with 51 Hom Runs, is tn Fifth Position.

BASEBALL GAMBLING HENS SUPPORTED IN ~BUNDENGE: SECURED   Grarid’ Jury, at at Chicago" Says ‘Conspiracy, Was on Foot to: Let the Reds Win: Series ‘And‘World Contest. —Many  Facts Are Obtained. - .

Foreman of: Grand . Jury Hints at Formal-AccusaHina af Braud   JOHNSON IS -CALLED   Heydler and New York Turfman Also Sibpoenaed in Inquiry. *

NDICTMENTSTO FOLLOW BASE BALL SCANDAL   Grand Jury Foreman Says He Has Enough Evidence to Indict.   PROMINENT TURFMAN HAS BEEN SUBPOENAEL   Members of Chicago Whit Sox Will Not Be Summoned By Jury.

GRAND JURY FINDS PLENTY OF GROUND tele  BP Gk ed VEST.   TITIRFMAN CALLED   ‘Rothstein Subpoenaed; Johnson in New York Investi_ gating “Fixing.”

INDICTMENTS  -MAY FOLLOW INVESTIGATION   of Alleged Crookedness By Players In Last Fall’s World’s Beseball Series

NO TRACE FOUND OF THE STR. NEFF   Schooner Locked in Ice for Five Days Now Drifting Over Lake.

MINISTER-SLEU  TH   Killed Road House Operator While Making Liguor Raid’ _ on Border. — BY

GLASS ASKS MILLIONS FOR RELIEF IN EUROPE   Sceretary of the Treasury Says $150,000,000 is Needed to Alleviate Suffering There.

GLAD ADK 100 MILLICN FOO RELIEF   Amount Is Declared Necessary to Preserve World's Financial Stability.   Allies Will Do All Possible But America Must Bear Burden.

Secretary Glass: sks ‘Congress _ for. ‘Authority to . Advance “$150, 000,000. to «Austria, _~ Poland and Armenia   DECLARES AMERICAN AID “IMPERATIVELY REQUIRED   Estimates Proposed. Appropria . tion Sufficient ta Relieve the  ' Situation Abroad Until. Next Harvest Sancon

150 MILLIONS RELIEF FUND {S SOUGHT FROM U.S   Secretary of Treasury Asks Con gress to Appropriate for Austria, Poland and Armenia.

Tells Gongress Ine situation Is Desperate and Afiocts Mis om,  Babes Freeze t) Jeath in Their  Mother's Arms, Say Red Cross Workers.

CONGRESS: ASKED FOR $150,000 000 FOR FOOD RELIEF   Secretary Glass Says Amount I: Needed In Ausiria, Poland and Armenia.   SITUATION IS DESPERATE   British Willing to Do What They, Can But Food Must Come From America.

GLASS ASKS FOR  150 MILLIONS T0- RELIEVE EUROP!   Move: Designed to. Stop Suffer ving ‘and at Same Time Pro-. ~ duée. Business. ‘Stability.’ 

RELIEF ASKED FOR ~ AUSTRIA. POLANL   Assistance of United States, Impera- tive to Relieve Desperate Situation, According to Sec. Glass.

U. S. MUST FEED MILLIONS OF HUNGRY FOLKS   Secretary Glass Seeks $150, 000,000 to Relieve Starvation Conditions in Foreign Lands.

BIG SUM FOR AUSTRIAN AID   3ceretary Glass Asks Aw thority to Advance Money for Europe

PALMER MONEY INVESTIGATED BY COMMITTEE   They Probe in St. Loui: by Inquiring into Mis souri Campaign Mon  eg ee   DEVELOPMENTS

SLUSH FUND PROSE GETS TO BOTTOM   INVESTIGATION BY SENAT  COMMITTEE IS CONTINUED WITH LOOK INTO MISSOURI.   PALMER DELEGATES ‘“‘PA‘L   Witnesses Testify to Recelvin: Money For “Expenses” From National Committeeman Goltra.

PRINCETON: TP NOW NOW PANING THE ‘PRICE WHICH BROUGHT. ON. INVESTIGATION

: ~ SAYS DEAL   PRINCETON IT NOW PAYING THE PRICE WHICH BROUGHT ON. INVESTIGATION

HARDING oTUDIES CANAL DEFENSES   Senator Inspects Pacific Terminus of the Panama Waterway.

PRESIDENT- ELECT  HARDING   ‘STUDIES DEFENSE OF T “CANAL: QUESTIONS  OMe ne

a> aa  MR. HARDING STUDIES CANAL DEFENSE PROBLEMS   Operation of the Big Guns is Demonstrated to the Pres. ident-Elect.

DEFENSES OF PANAMA STUDIED BY HARDINC   President-elect. Makes Detailed Inspection of Canal Fortifications

SENATOR HARDING INSPECTS CANAL   PRESIDENT-ELECT MADE GOOD IMPRESSION WITH “FRIENDSHIP’ SPEBCH IN PANAMA,

SEN. HARDING INSPECTS CANAL FORTIFICATIONS   President-Elect at Ancon Study ing Problems of Defense at Panama.

EVERS WELCOMED BACK 10 CHICAGO   New Cub Manager Meturns to Lot Where He First Became    ) Famous Star.

WOOD ALCOHOL AGENTS TAKEN   Three Men Charged With Counterfeiting and Selling Wood Aleohol   ARRESTED IN DETROIT   Men Enter Pleas of Not Guilty—Accused of Making Canadian Stamps

CAUGHT RY UL. 8. SECRET SER. VICE AGENTS IN DETHORT Waray ::      PLANSED -T SELL BOEZE UN: DER COUNTEREIT LABEL

DECKS ARE GLEAR FOR FNAL ACTION   Real Issues in Anthracite Wage Controversy Expected to be Brought Before Joint Conference Today.

BOOTLEGGERS USE PLANES IS REPORT   Canadinn Officials Haye Full Evi.

ALLIES COME TO ~GOOD AGREEMENT   Lioyd-George Says Difficuities to Understanding Were Smoothed in San Remo Meetino.

GRAVE MISUNDERSTANDINGS — “AMONG ALLIES ARE REMOVED. BY SAN REMO CONFERENCES   British Premier Declares Ger. _many Must Give Up Guns and Airplanes to Victors

ALLIED LEADERS IN COMPLETE ACCORD          LLOYD GEORGE TELLS COMMON THAT TREATY OF VERSAILLES WILL BE ENFORCED

PREMIERS NOW IN ACCORD, MINISTER WNFORMS COMMONS   Grave Misunderstandings Existed Prior to Conference, Says Lloyd George

Wilson Greets the Pan-American Congres   Pan-American Financia} Congress ‘+ Meets in Washington With 21 Re " publics. Represented.

Wilson Greets the Pan-American Congres    PaneAmcrican Financial Coney OS! Meets in Washington With 2t Re publics Represented.

KILLED IN DUBRL,   Bloomington Parmer Killed in Fight Over Land Purchase.

. i  KILLED IN pURL.       Bloom ington Farner} Killed in  i Over’ Lani: Purchase.

COX SMILES AT CHARGES FLUNG AT DEMOCRATIC PARTY SATURD’Y   Candidate Indicates Each of McCurdy’s Statements Will Be Answered  CELEBRATICN MONDAY

COX BUT LITTLE INTERESTED If KEYNOTE SPEECH   McCurdy’s Charge Demos Wing of Wall Street Brings Forth Smile.

NORTHWESTERN ‘U’ TO BUY BUILDING SITE   Chicago Campus Will Be Taken Over At $1,500,000 Cost; Honors Are Conferred.

HAD A BABY; NO SERVANT LEAD CLASS   Married Woman Receives th« _ Highest Honor at North western University.

“BE AUDACIOUS" WILSON ADVISED ATLANTIC FLEET   President Urged Navy Cast Prudence To Winds In War.

WILSON'S TALK TO ATLANTIC FLEET OFFICERS IS PUBLIC   What the President Said to Navy Men : in August, 1917, is Given Out by Sec vetary of the Navy Daniels

DANIELS MAKES PUBLIC WILSON'S ORDERS TO NAVY   President Told Officers to ““Throw Tradition to the Winds’’

BRITISH DO-NOTHING DREW URGENT APPEAL BY WILSON FOR AMERICAN INITIATIVE      ‘Hunting Hornets All Over the Farm” and Tg: noring the Hornet’s Nest Not to His Liking, He Told Officers.   ‘DROP THE WORD ‘PRUDENT’ FROM YOUR VOCABULARY”

Among Presidents Profound Addresses 7 ~ Was That to Atlantic Fleet Officers  On August 11th 1917 Yet Unpublished; nae Disregard Traditions and Make  1 .- Any Required Sacrifice to Win the War

“THROW TRADITION TO WINDS,” SAID WILSON   TOLD NAVAL OFFICERS TO. “DO THAT WHICH IS AUDACIOUS Ta UTMOST POINT OF RISK.”   “KIND OF FOLKS WE ARE’   President's Remarks at Beginning of War as Naval Commander in Chief Made Public.

DANIELS GIVES OUT WILSON'S PLEA FOR AUDACITY ON sth  ETARY MAI Y MAKES SP   SECRETARY Y MAKES PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS TO FLEET IN 1917.   ‘PRUDENCE OUSTED:   Chief Executive Urges Sailors to Throw Tradition to : Winds. or

SECRET ORDERS OF WILSON TO NAVY ARE TOL   DANIELS PUBLISHES HITH. ERTO UNKNOWN WORDS OF PRESIDENT.   Advised Admirals to Strike thi — Word “Prudent” from Theis  aan biplane.

“Throw Tradition to the Wind; Do the Audacious,”” Was Pres. Wilson’s Instructions to Navy in Submarine War. He Scored Cut and Dried Navy Policy of Great Britair

TOLD NAVY IW) ABULISK PRUDENUE   Command of President Wilson. To Navy At Opening of War  Was For Audacious Action.   Throw Tradition to the Wind” He Admonished Nava! Heads

WILSON WANTED © _ SUB BASE BLOWN   President’s Address to Officers of Atlantic Fleet Made Public.  t ;   HAD VIGOROUS POLICY   Told Officers to Throw Prudence to the Winds. Willing to Sacrifice Half of Navy to Curb Submarine.

eee iot oar en: fe: Been Bote  “WILSON’S NAVAL “POLICY ‘POTD AND VIGOROUS”

WILSON TO THE NAVY   AT. OUTSET OF THE WAR HE MADE SPEECH TO OFFICERS   “Do Not Stop te Think of Prudence tor 3 Monfent,” Was Pres!dent's Flery Counsel.  ~~

WILSON’S WAR TALK TO U. S. FLEET   SECRETARY DANTELS MAKE: PUBLIC ADDRESS DELIVEREI BY THE PRESIDENT BACK I) AUGUST, 1917.

SLOW WITS OF FOE NO MATCH FOR YANK PEP   Daniels Bares Presi. dent’s Instructions to  Officers.

INSTRUCTIONS OF PRESIDENT MADE PLIBLIC   PRESIDENTS INSTRUCTIONS = TO NAVY DURING WAR ARE MADE KNOWN BY DANTELS

PRESIDENT'S WAR” INGTRUCTIONS 10 TW PUBLISHEE   Hitherto Unpublished Re: matks Showed That Presi dent Was for Versatile anc Sensation Fight Against the  German Sab Necte

Secretary Daniels Makes Public Address of President to American Sailors

Daniels Says President Told ) Navy to Sacrifice Half of Fleet. to Win.   MADE ADDRESS ON FLAGSHIP   President Demanded New Methods Be Used in Warfare Against German Sybmarine—Show  Gritish How to Beat Foe.

BE AUDACIOUS; 0 SOMETHING. NEW’: HE ADVISED   ‘Throw Tradition to Winds” Was Wilson’s Exhortation in August, 1917   “SEEK OUT HORNET’S NEST,” HIS DESIRE   Secretary Daniels Discloses What Entente Wished Done to End War

NILSON'S U-BOAT ORDER REVEALED      Janiels Says President Told Navy to Sacrifice Haif of Fleet to Win.   WADE ADDRESS ON FLAGSHIP   President Demanded New Methods Be Used in Warfare Against German Submarine—Show British How to Beat Foe.

DANIELS  GIVESOUT COMMANDS   OF THE PRESIDENT TO OFFICERS OF THE AT. LANTIC FLEET   At Outbreak of the War in His Testimony Before the Senate Naval Investigatsno Committec.

Instruction of President tc Atlantic Fleet Published.  URGED LONG RISKS   Secretary Daniels Makes  Pablic President's Address to Naval Officers Early in World War.

Daniels Makes Public Stirring Address of President to Naval Officers in August, 1917.   SEA FORCES TOLD WAR MUST BE WON BY UNUSUAL METHODS

“Strike Word Prudent From Vocabulary, Do Things Audacious To The Utmost Point Of Daring.”’ President Wilson Told Navy. Daniels Reveals America’s Bold, Vigorous Policy   Carranza Reported Standing At Bay With 4,000 Troops; Rehels Claim His Capture

“Throw Tradition to Wind, Do the Thing That Is Audacious,” Were President’s Instructions Given in Person,

PRESIDENT WANTED U-BOAT NEST CRUSHEL   Was Willing to Sacrifice Half the Navy Great Britain and U. S. Had, He Told Officers   Hunting Hornets

COMMITTEE HEARS WILSON'S ADDRESS TO ATLANTIC FLEET   Fhrow ‘Tradition to the Wind ane  . Strike Word Pruden( from Yoeab wary     Nen Told, Daniels Says,

iat es ‘FLEET THROW TRADITION. aon wi          nee ctioris Given In. Person - On Battleshig ~ > Pennsylvania. On ‘August: 11, 191% Made fe Pub Hie By Se¢retary’ ‘Daniels, . a OL a es

Throw Prudence to the Winds, President Told Atlantic Com /£ manders in Urging Stamping Out of Submarine “Hornet’s  f Nest,” Even at Cost of Half Our Fleet; Rapped British  _ Admiralty for “It-Can’t- Be- Done-That Way” Replies to ye ae A © eee Gas rertnehimneunm-—-

WILSON SPEECH TQ) OFFICERS {N 1917 REVEALEE   SECRETARY DANIELS MAKES PUBLIC REMARKABLE ADVICE OF PRESIDENT.

Daniels Makes Public Messave President Gave Men on  Flagship Pennsylvania.   THE ALLIES WERE FAILING   Nothing Was Being Done to Crush Subs; Wilson Wanted to Use Utmost Force.

WILSON BOLD BAR ACTOR   Urges Naval Commanders t Throw Tradition, Pradence lo Winds of Ocean,   SAYS THAT'S THE KIND OF FOLKS WE-ALL Agr

BOLONESS WAS DADER 10 NAVY   Wilson Told Officers in 1917 to Win by Audacity.   SHOW BRITISH, HE URGED   Throw Traditions to Wind and Crush U.Boats by New Methods—Secretary Daniels Reveals Speech to the Public.

THROW THAQITION TOTHE WIND,” oAld WILSON TO NAVY   Do the Audacious, Officers Told In 1917 Before Leaving for War Zone.   Urged to Forget Prudence to Point of Risk and Darina.

PRESIDENT TOLD ATLANTIC FLEET TOBE AUDACIOUS   Spoke to Officers on Board U. §. Pennsylvania in August, 1917,   SCORES U-BOAT CHASE.   “Throw Tradition to the Wind and Strike ‘Prudent’: + From Vocabulary.”

WILSON TOLD NAVY TO GO AFTER SUBS         ‘DAN 8 MAKES PUBLIC HIS INSTRUCTIONS TO: AT. LANTIC FLEET   AUDACITY AND DARING   These Were Qualties Pres‘dent Urged Epon Naval Men to Combat Germany   Would he Willing to Lose Half the! ‘avy to Crust tie Submarine Menace

WILSON TOLD NAVY TQ WIN BY DARING   PRESIDENT'S INSTRUCTION! DELIVERED AUG. 11, 1917, MADE PUBLIC.   BARS WORD PRUDENCE   Would Sacrifice Halt of American and British Navies to Crash  Subinarlica.

INJURED IN COLLISION   A Dozen Persons Hurt When K. C. Street Cars Crashed

SEPARATE AGRICULTURAL  GOLLEGE FOR MISSOURL IS i... .3PLAN PROPOSED BY IRWIN

Separate Agricultural College for Missouri is Plan Proposed by Irwir   'Senator-Elect Would Teach Bet ter Farming in State School at Maryville.

TO GIVE UP THE FIGHT.   Sinn Feln Hunger Strikers Accept si Their Rations.

HUNGER STRIKERS ABANDON FAS   JPTER 9) DAYS WEPTHOLT FOOD TWO DIED INTERVENTION OF BISHOP DECIDED THEM

Trish Hunger Strikers in Jail Abandon Fasting; 95 Days Without Food, Recora

ACCEDE 10 WISHES: «OF BISHOP AND ACCEPT PRISON FOOD      Prison Physicians Doubt if All the Men Will  Racnvax

THE SINN FEIN . HUNGER STRIKE 1S ABANDONED   Two of the Nine Have Ied—Sirike Ended Through Intervention of Bishop

SINN FEINERS ABANDON FAS AFTER 2 DIE   Bishop's Intervention : Successful; Hunger Strikers to Eat.

ISH SH PRISONERS ABANDON THER. / HUNGER SFRIKE   Nine Sinn Fein Hunger Decide to Give UsT Their . Fasting. os

Q*HUNGER STRIKERS ABANDON THEIR FAST   Remaining Sinn Feiners in Cork Jai Give Up Starving Themselves on 95th Day.   IN A STATE OF COLLAPSE

Physicians Fear Nine Hunger Strikers Will Not Be Able to Eat Now.

Government, Almost Bank rupt, is Forced to Appro priate Huge Fund to As sist Unemployed—Condi tions Are Growing Worse  As Days Pass——-Terms 0! Tonete Aen Datma Wat

GERMANY FACES BLAGK WINTER: FOOD LACKING   Four and One Half Million Workmen Are Tdloe   LABOR UNREST SEEN   Government Takes Hand To Relieve Unemployed In Country.

WITH 4 600,000 WORKMEN IDLE   Germany Faces a Black Winter With Food and Labor Troubles Threatening.   RAILROADS AND MINES GIVING THE MOST WORK   Idleness Increasing in Other Industries as Many Men ere Laid Of.

BUSINESS STAGNATION  EXISTENT   Bankers and Factory Heads Expect Conditions To Grow Worse Instead of Better

GERMANY FACES BLACK WINTER   Fear Food and Labor Disturbances — 4,500,000 Workmen Idle

SINN FEINERS USETORCHON ~ WAREHOUSES TN TIVERP OG   Organized Conspiracy ta Burn Down British Property Is Al” feged in Parliament

SIMA FEIN PLANES FOR INGENDIARY FIRES 1M BOOKS AY LIVERPOD   HOME SECRETARY SAYS TRER! SEEMS NO DOUBT OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN OF BLAZE.

SINN FEINERS SADDLED With All THE Bi AR   Home Secretary Charges thé Body With Liverpool Fires Saturday Night.   MEN PREPARING TO FIRE LUMBER YARD TAKEN   Italian Sympathy for th Irish People Has Been Aroused.

STRIKE AT TOLEDO, OHIO   Garment Workers Protes' Closed Plant—~May ° Be Extended to Boston

CLOSING DAY SAW.  ABIG FAIR CROWD   ATTENDANCE LARGE. ON: “ALL DAYS OF THE COUNTY: = ° FREE FAIR:      (irown-ups and School Children: Thronged to Woodland Yes * terday Afternoon - a      Business Accounts of Fair Wilt Be Closed at an Early Meet- ~ ing of the Board -~ —

CLOSING DAY SAW ~ ABIG FAIR CROWD   ATTENDANCE LARGE ON ALL DAYS OF THE COUNTY FREE FAIR   Crown-ups and 1 School Children Thronged to Weodland Yesterday Afternoon   Business Accounts of Fair Will Be Closed at an Early Meetine of the Board.

GONFERENGE 1S. ON        wick CHARLES EVANS GHES TALIS WITH HARDING          Many Prominent Men. and Women t Valk With Harding on Policy:

DUNFERENGE 13 ON   PHARLES EVANS HUGHES TALK: WITH HARDING.   Many Prominent Men and Women t¢. Tatkh With Harding on Policy,

WETS PLAN FIGHT IN CAMPAIGN   Will Endeavor to Elect an AntiProhibition Canaress

WET FORCES REFUSE TO ABIDE A DEFEAT   PROVOSE TO INJECT LIQUOR Is. SUE IN CAMPAIGN.    Hope to Obtain Planks in Both Big  Party Platforms Advocating Libi eralization in Prohibi i tion Enforcement.

Urged: All College Men i in County  toEnter /Seriously Into = + Military Training.

BAKER URGES STATE COLLEGE MEN TO TAKE UP MILITARY TRAINING   Secretary of War in Address at Opening of That Institution, However, States That U. S. Is Not Seeking to Encourage War Spirit by Introducing Army Training Into Institutions—Will Solve National Problem, He Claims.

GEOGRAPHY METHOD THE SAME      shifting European Boundaries Not to Revelutionize Teaching.

WAR TO MAKE SMALL CHANGES IN GEOCREPH   PRINCIPLES OF STUDY WILL RE MAIN THE SAME, PROFESSOR DECLARES.   PEOPLE WILL KEEP CUSTONAS   Opinion Expressed at. Convention .o! American Association for the Advancement of Science,

PENN STATE AND NEW YORK HOLDING KEYS   BIG EASTERN DELEGATION:  CAPABLE OF SWINGING BALANCE OF POWER   CANDIDATES ARE CONFIDENT   All “Satisfied? on Eve of Crucial Test-—Others See Chances foy Dark Horse

WILSON NAMES WOMAN MEMBER OF COMMISSION   First Woman Honored by Appointment to Board in District of Columbia

Woman on District Columbia Committee   Miss Mabel ‘I - Boardman Named AAs a Commissioner of the District of Columbia By Prosident Wilson,

PRESIDENT APPOINTS WOMAN COMMISSIONER   Miss Boardman Formerly of Red Cross is One of Com misisoners of D., of C.

WELSON APPOINTS WOMAN   Red Cross Worker Commissioner In District of Columbia.

WOMAN MADE MEMBER DISTRICT OF COLUMBIF GOVERNMENT BOAR   PIRST WOMAN TO OCCUPY THAT POSITION IS APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT WELSON,

PRES. WILSON NAMES WOMAN   Mabel T. Boardman Appoint ed Commissioner of Dis trict of Columbia   First. Woman Member of Board Which Directs Entire District Government

WOMAN GETS HIGH OFFICE   Appointed Commission er of District of Columbia by Wilson

MISS BOARDMAN.      leneed  Appointed a Commissioner of District af Columbia

wt CLARK IS BEHIND TICKET   His Republican Oppon- ent Has Lead of: Over Fifteen Hundred

CHAMP GLARK MAY BE. DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS (IPPANENT [5 IN LAI   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE OVER. COMES LEAD sOF VETERAN MISSOURF LEGISLATOR.

WILL TRY FOR GAS      State Institations Will Make Try. for Light and Fuel -. ~

GREAT MOVEMENT OF GRAIN BEGUN   Regulation Giving Preference and Providing Special Equipment Successful

GERMANS WIN IN C2=C'4 DIET   Force Through Relicf Bill Aroondment Opposed by Cabinet--Sing ‘Wacht Am Fhein.”

GERMANS WIN IN CZECH DIET   Force Through Relief Bill Amendment Opposed by Cabinet—Sing “Wacht Am Rhein.”

NRANGEL'S ABILITY ~ TO RECUPERATE   After His Decisive Defeat Is Wha Is Worrying Military Circles of Europe.

DR. We AL EVANS Al hi it VHENILI   A VAST THRONG HEARD THE GREAT PHYSICTAS   SPOKE GN MODERN HOSPITAL   Spoke Learnedly of the Wonderful Work of the Modern Hospital and  How They Are Needed,

MW, i ES Al THe TREHie  A VAST THRONG HEARB     THE GEILE PMYSICTAS  SPOKE GR men HOSPITAL  spoke Learnediy of the Won,   SPOKE GN RGQERM HOSPITAL      Spoke Leasnediy of the Wondentat  Work of the Modern Hosplal aval  flow They Ave Needed.

FURTHER PROGRESS MADE BY BUDERNY   Drive Designed to Cut Polish  Eront.   corres MOVING SLOWLY.

FURTHER PROGRESS MADE BY BUDENNY   Drive Designed to Cut Polish   FORCES MOVING SLOWLY.

CASUALTIES FROM ~ NORTH CAROLINA ARE SUNIMARIZED    Total Casualties for North Caro lina Weill Above 5,000—  Tennessee Hardest Hit.  {

TRACTOR FIELD DAY WAS A BIG SUCCESS   THOUSANDS FOLLOWED :THE WORK OF POWER MACHINES YESTERDAY   Demonstration Drew Crowds of Farmers From All Surroundity Territory   Interest in Power Farming Strikingly Shown at the Big Demonstration

THOUSANDS FOLLOWED ‘THE WORK OF POWER MACHINES YESTERDAY   Demonstration Drew Crowds of Farmers From All Surrounding Territery

IOWA COAL IS NOT IN BIG DEMAND IN STATE BORDERS   But 30 Percent ‘of Mines Operate 60 Percent or More of Full Time in Past Two Weeks.

ENLARGE LOCAL VENEER PLANT   PLANS MADE KNOWN AT MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL HELD. cikmbi® Misi ff   WANT WATER EXTENDED

ENLARGE LOCAL VENEER PLANT   PLANS MADE KNOWN AT MEETNG OF CITY COUNCIL HELD TUESDAY NIGHT.      WANT WATER EXTENDED

PALMER DENIES HE: WILL QUIT CABINET   Attorney General Not Not to Accompany! His Aide in Resignation ; From Service.

WILL NOT QUIT, SAYS PALMER   Attorney General Not to Accompany Aide in Reriannatian.

PALMER DENIES HE WILL QUIT   Attorney General Not to Accompany His Aids in Resignation Fram Servite.

Destroyers Ordered To Go to Key West   A Division of Destroyers to Gai Close Proxim to the AE: . Coast.      i aH

U. §. DESTROYERS ORDERED 10 KEY WEST. FLORID   Will Be Held in Readiness Pending De Velopments in Mexican Revalution   CONDITIONS IN SOUTHERN NATION GROWING WORSE   Carranza Given Fifteen Days in Which . to Tender Ilis Resix. matin

FORCE OF 1200 MAY BE ORDERED TO MEXICAN SOIL   Step Precautionary tc Safeguard Lives of Americans.

Destroyer Division — Off for Key West; May Go to Mexico   To Be Held in Readiness for Possible Duty in Mexican Waters in Case Developments Warrant Such Course, Secretary, . Daniels Says,   CAPTAIN LONG IN COMMAND

U. S. DESTROYERS SENT TOKEY WEST   Move Precautionary to. Protect: Em dangeredt Americans in Mexico, If Such Proves Necessarys.

DESTROYERS 70  ~ SAIL AT: ONCE      Division Ordered:to: Key prea for. Possible Du- ty in Mex Waters

MARINES OFF FUR POSSIBLE USE IN MEXICA   Force of 1,200 “Deyit Dags” Ordered to Proceed to Key West,   WILL BE HELD READY TO ENTER SOUTHERN REPT etic

DESTROYERS ARE SENT TO FLORIDA   ACTION FOLLOWED RECEIPT 01 CONFUSED REPORTS AT STATE DEPARTMENT

DESTROYERS RUSH TOWARD MEXICO   SQUADRON ORDERED TO KEY - WEST TO AWAIT POSSI  PLE ORDERS THERE ~  ;   10 PROTECT AMERICANS   Reported In Washington That Mexican Generals Have Given Carranza Until May 15 to Quit Office.

SIX DESTROYERS OAIL FOR FLORIDA   Fleet Is Hurried to the Gulf for Quick Action.   CAPTAIN LONG IN COMMAND   Vessels Leave New York for Key West, Where They Will Be in ~~ Readiness for Any Emergency —Accompanied by Tender.

DANIELS SENDS DESTROYERS.   Division Left: New York Harbor for  WMexrieosn Today.

MORE DESTROYERS READY TO GO INTO MEXICAN WATERS   Secretary Daniels Orders Divi: sion of Destroyers to Key West, Florida.

NAVY SEC, ORDERS DIVISION OF SEA GOING DESTROYERS FROM N. Y.   Shéps Are Sailing Immediately for Key West to be Held for Mexican War Activity.   FOR ACTION  Other Ships Have Already Been Sent to Vera Cruz and Other Mexican  Ports.

U.S. ORDERS MARINES TO KEY WEST   Force of 1,200 in Command Colonel Bannon Speed Southward.

WILL HOLD FLEET IN READINESS ON COAST OF FLORIDA   Consular Report of Revolu tionary Conditions Causes State Department to Act.  Carranza Planes Busy.

AIR EXPEDITION FORMED TOHALT REVOLUTIONISTS   Mexican Government Unsuccess~ ful In Launching Mittary Offensive in Nation   PABLC GONZALES DESERTS   Torreon Again To Become OQb~  jective of Contending Foreae Aduinoe Indicate.

CARRANZA’S ~ FALL SEEN IN GONZALES COUE   Mexican Président Los  “es Staunchest Support.  -ér and Is Given Ten. Day Ultimatum to Ge from Canital.   LATE ADVICES

Six Destroyers and Tender teft New York at Noon for Florida Port   READY FOR MEXICO DUTY   Will be Kept at Key West in Readiness for Duty in Mexican Waters

U, S, WARSHIPS SAIL FOR MEXICO   Destroyers Are Hurried to Key West for Possible Buty.   SEVEN VESSELS IN FLEET   Will Be Held in Readiness in Case It Becomes Necessary to Protect Ameérican Crtizens—Carranza  Planes Gomb Rebels. —

UIVIGION UF DESTROYERS 0 WAITING Al KEY WEo! IIREADINESS FOR MEXICO   Carranza and Federal Troops Are Now Shut Off From Outside Communication Except One Line Through Eagle Pass.

Secretary. of Navy. Orders Americar Battlecraft to Key West for Possible Duty. in: ‘Mexican Waters —      YOMMANDER CARRIES INSTRUCTIONS FOR POLICY IF SENT ON FARTHER

Daniels Says Warships Ready for Duty at Mexican Ports; Mexico City Government Loses Ground by Many Defeclions

UARIANLA HUNTS EM IN AEROS   WEXICO’S PRESIDENT ORDERS  SQUADRONS OF BOMBING AIRPLANES AGAINST THE REBELS,   WHO ARE SAI, TO BE FORM. ING AT CUERNEVACA’ AND CUATLA TO ATTACK MEXICO Crry    RULLETIN

Warships Sent to Key West for Mexican Service   May he Necessary to go to Mexican Fast Coast to Proteet Endangered American Interests

. 9, PREP FLEET FOR USE IN MEXICAN REVOLT   Wik VESSELS HE} net IN READ NESS TO PROTE AMERItan. INTRRE: is N THE SOUTH         CARRANZA ORDERED QUT      Federal Generals Give President Until May 15 to Resign From Office-—Third Yeniber of Oue Family is  Ss Wordered

Vessels of the Atlantic Fleet, Now at New York,. Are Sent South for Possible Sarvice in Gulf.   DANIELS CONFERS % WITH COMMANDE}   Reposts From Mexico Tell of Complete Control in State of Chihuahua — One Colonel Killed. —~

Destroyers Are Hurried to Key  West for Possible Duty.   SEVEN VESSELS IN FLEET   Will Be Held in Readiness in Case It Becomes Necessary to Protect American Citizens—Carranza Pianes Bomb Rebels.

DESTROYER DIVISION {IS ORDERED 10 KEY WEST; MAY DASH 10 MEXICO?   Navy Prepared for Any Emergency Should Carranza Be Ousted on May 15—Another American Is Reported Murdered—Drive on Mexico City.

 ‘Division of Destroyers Sent From New York to Key West.   CARRANZA USES BOMBS   Mexican Aviators Drop Ex plosives on Two Towns ; in Revolt, .

DANIELS ORDERS SIX DESTROYERS TO SAIL SOUTH   Will Be Stationed at Key Wes Ready to Go to Mexico—Carranza Using Airplanes.

Division of American Destroyers Departs From New York for Possible Duty in Mexican Waters.

DESTROYERS ORDERED - SOUTH TO: KEY WES’   Will Be Held.in Readiness fo Mexican Disturbance.

WARCRAFT oENT TO KEY WES]   Will Be Held in Readiness for Possible Duty in Mex. Waters.

 Six Destroyers Leave   New York for Key West   So Far Lives of Ameritans in Mexicc Not Endangered by the Revolutior Now in Progress,

FORCE OF 1200 MARINES ORDERED TO KEY WEST   Vill Not be Sent Into Mexiean Terri tory Unless Actual Necessity Comes, Saves Secretary Dainels

DIVISION OF WARSHIPS SENT TO GULF BY U.S. FOR EAST COAST DUTY    Urbalejo’s Forces Arrive From Casas Grandes in Part;   Remainder May Be On Way; Juarez Quiet, With Few   Visitors, No Women; First Chief Using Planes to Bombard Towns Under Control of the Rehels.

END OF A ROMANCE   Shestvavees Ordered to Gulf Wat. ers In Order to Be Ready For Mexican Developments

SEVEN VESSELS ORDERED SOUT   Will Procesd to Key West to Await Further Instructions From Daniels.   MAY BE DISPATCHED FOR MEXICO SERVICE   ‘Six Destroyers and One Tend. er From the Atlantic Fleet - To Be Desvriched.

DESTROYERS SAIL AT ONGE, READY FOR POSSIBLE DUTY   VESSELS OF ATLANTIC FLEET IN NEW YORK HARBOR GO TO KEY WEST.   Secretary of Navy Instructs Commander As to Policies:

‘They Will Take Up Stations At : Key West Ready to Go to Mexican Ports,   NO TROUBLE REPGRTED   ‘Carranza Begins Using Airplanes to Bombard Towns Held  by Rebel Forces,

WAR VESSELS. ARE ORDERED 10 KEY WES]   POSSIBLE DUTY IN MEXICAN WATERS IS THE REASON GIVEN BY DANIELS,

SIX DESTROYERS AND ONE TENDER TOGO TOKEY WEST   Following a Conference Las Night Between Daniels, Ad miral Zoontz and Capt, Long

DANIELS ORDERS DESTROYER FLEET TO KEY WEST BASE   Carranza Using Airplanes To Harass  Sonora Rebels.

DESTROYERS 10 KEY WEST FLA   Division Makes Move as a Precaution: ary Measure to Protect Americans.’

7 U.S. VESSELS ORDERED SOUTE   Atlantic Destroyers Leave fot Key West to Be Ready for Duty in Mexican Waters.

Ordered. Thither. by Secre. tary. Daniels For Possiple Action       OFF COAST OF MEXICO IF NEED SHOULD COME

BELIEVE BODY I JEANNE DEKAYS   Drowned Woman Found in River Three Miles Below Peoria.

DEAD WOMAN MAY BE JEANNE DE KAY   Body is Found Floating in River Near Peoria

SUTHERLAND HOLDS LEAD   ‘Leads General Wood in Republican   Presidential Vote—Johnson Ahead in Oregon,

SUTHERLAND STILL IN LEAD   Senator Ahead of Gen. Wood if Presidential Preference Primary.

Armistice Day Pledge   By F. W. GALBRAITH, JR.  National Commander, American Legion.

REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE   Russell Williams Elected President at Meeting Last Night.

NOTICE   we eee  SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL, CLARK COUNTY, INDIANA

NEW YORK’S PLAN BEFORE ASSEMBL'      Effort to Solve Hous Housing Short: age Made in Bills Now Offered.   TO ASK CONGRESS TO ACT   Exemption From Taxation ot New Heuses: for Dwellings GConsideréd,

REOPENING WHEAT MARKET WILL BE DISCUSSED TODA)   Representatives of All Branches Connected With Grain to Confer With Julius H. Barnes in Chicago.

[0 REESTABLISH (PEN MARKET   Wheat Trading to be Resumed a Chicago Pit at Expiration of Federal Guaranty   JUNE FIRST IS THE DATE   Experts Say Open Market Will Stimulate Production—To Ask Protection Against Pools.

PLAN RESUMPTION Q WHEAT TRADING   BOARD OF TRADE ADE MEETS IN CUICAGO TODAY—GUARANTEE ACT EXPIRES JUNE 1   FOREIGN INTERESTS POOL   American Traderg~ Want Protection From Expert Moves of European Governments,

OPEN MARKET IN WHEAT ROKED BY THE GRAIN TRADE:   AND PROTECTION FROM POOLS   WOULD FORBID RINGS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES _, TO JUGGLE PRICE 

SENATE DEMOCRATS, ELECT UNDERWOOD   Senator Hitcheock ¥ Withdraws, Giving Alabamian Clear Field—Lodge Reeelutieon Considered.

UNDERWOODIS DEMOCRAT HEAL   Elected Senate Leader tc Supplant Senator Hitcheock

UNDERWOOD IS” MADE LEADER   Senator ' Hitchcock 0 Nebraska Withdrew  From Race

UNDERWOOD Is DEMOCRAT CHIE   SELECTION MADE IN SHORT CAUCUS IN SENATE BY THE MINORITY.

UNDERWOOD IS L.EADER      Was Chosen By Democrats of Sen. ate Today

UNDERWOOD IS SENATE LEADER   Chosen By Democrats Today to Succeed the Late Senator Martin of Virginia.

UNDERWOOD Is CHOSEN LEADER OF DEMOCRATS   Solidarity of Action I: Planned. — Peace Bill Up Wednesday.

UNDERWOOD TO” LEADDEMOCRATS      Alabama Senator Unopposed fo: Minority Leadership After Hitchcock Withdrew.

SEN UNDERWOOD NEW DEMO. CHIEF   Alabama Solon Chosen Senate Leader at Conference of Party Members

SENATOR UNDERWOOD IS DEMOCRAT LEADEF   Unopposed and Picked at Con‘ference Today.

UNDERWOOD ELECTED DEMOCRATIC LEADER   Withdrawal of Senator Hitchcock Left Him No Opposi ‘ tion—Democrats Planning ' Solid Front on Resolution To Declare Peace. °

Senator Underwood Demccratic Leader   Elected as the Democratic Lacadey it the United Sintes Senate by Hi: Associates,

WCC aLn OF HITCHCOCK HAS NO APPOSITION   Democrats Also Discuss Pend ing Resolution to Declare State of Peace

UNDERWUUD 13 MADE LEADER  UF DEMOGHAT   8 ENATE DEMOCRATS DISCUSS  SOLIDARITY OF ACTION IN PENDING LEGISLATION,

ALABAMA. MADE SENATE LEADER   SENATOR HITCHCOCK, OF NEBRAS. KA, WITHDRAWS, LEAVING OPEN FIELD TO ALABAMIAN   DEMOCRATS TO PRESENT SOLID RANKS IN FIGHT   Indications That Democratic Leaders at Washington May Get Together for Renefit of Party in Coming Fight Overs Question of Peace Treaty.

ANIGHTS ARE GREETED BY PREMIER MILLERAND   French Official Shows Appreciation for Great Service to His Country.

May Hand . Decision . te Wilson Before March 410.   FAVFR PAY INCREASE   Commission Divided Q Amount to Be Given to Avert Strike. ©

Chairman Robinson Apparently - Does. . Larger Advance Than ‘ 4 per cent. P. White Advance Claims.’ ‘Workers I ao. cuss Walkeavt ote

FIVE-HOUR RUCTION   Sticks, Stones, Iron Bars and Guns Used in Ireland

BRYAN'S NOMINATION BY PROHIBITIONIST 'S A BOMB SHELL TO DEMOCRATS

DEMOCRATS FEAR -BRYAN’S ATTACK   Leaders in.Cox Camp Seek fe ‘Have Gotmoner Decline Prohibition ‘Nomination.   COULD SMOKE OUT COX

BRYAN ASKED 10. ~ TECLARE FOR COX   Prohibition’ “Nomination “Comes  2 'As-Bombshell to., Demo-~’     a

PRESIDENT ACTS TO END STRIKE   Willi Give Senate Names of Mem. bers of Rail Labor Board. i   PALMER STUDIES SITUATION   Attorney General Says His Depart. ment Knows All About racts Leading Up to Walkouts—Will Have Startling Revelations.

PRESIDENT ACTS 70 END '} RATL STRIKE   Will Give Senate Names of Members of Rail Labor Board.   PALMER STUDIES SITUATIN?   Attorney General Says His Depart io Knows Ai! Aoout Facts Leading Up to Walkouts—Wiii Have Startling Revelations.

GOVERNMENT HAS FACTS ON STRIKE   Palmer Promises Startling Reve:  lations Regarding Walkout.   CONSPIRACY WILL BE CHARGE   Department Agents Have Gathered Vital Information on Facts Leading Up to Strike—President to Give Senate Board Names.

THE ANTIS LOSE FINAL ATTEMPT TQ STOP VOTE   Supreme Court Refuses to Advance Injunction Case

SUFFKALUL HAS NEW VICTORY   High Court Refuses to Advance Hear  ing af Reetrainina Suit

Declined to Advance Hearing of Suit Brought to Restraiy Secretary Colby From Promulgating Wome ais Suffragys Amendment,

NEW VICTORY FOR SUFFRAGE   'U. S. Supreme Court Refuses to Ad. vance Hearing of Restrainiag Suit Against Colby.

NO HEARING UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTIO   U. S. Supreme Cofirt Declines Tc Advance The Hearing On Suffrage Question.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES ADVANCE SUFFRAGE SUIT   ALSO REFUSES TO REVIEW CON. VICTION OF NEW YORK SOCIALIST SOCIETY

HERE’S GOOD NEWS, GIRL:   U. 8. Supreme Court Refuses to Advance Fairchild Case Hearing.

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WONT ADVANCE INJUNCTION   Supreme Court Will Not Pass Upon Suffracvce Promuleation.

FOILED BY THE ~ SUPREME COUR      Suffrage Not To Be Interferec With. Court Refused to Ad  wance Hearing.

REFUSES TO.ADVANCE _ SUFFRAGE: HEARING   Case Won't Be Heard Be  fore Elections.

THE GRADED TAK SNOT FAVORED   State Constitutional Revi. sion Commission   NEARS END OF LABOR   No Appropriations for Educa tional Institutions Not Un der State Control but Mone} May be Given to Charitabk Institutions Not Wholly Controlled by State

EXPEGT UP FALL OF CARRANZI   Former Staunch Supporter o Carranza Now Ready to Move on Capital.

MORE U.S, WARSHIPS. ORDERED TO PREPARE FOR DUTY IN MEXICO   Carranza is Apparently Unable to Get Offense Under Way

Advices to Brother of General Calles Tell of Additions to thie Forces Opposing Carratiza Administration.   EARLY REVOLT OF THREE” BORDER STATES FORECAST   Coahuila, Neuvo Leon and Tamaulipas Scene of Activities  _ Like Those which Led to De fection of Juarez 

MANY DE IN BELFAST RIOTS   Unionists and Sinn Fe:ners Ciash, ': Despite Efforts of ~~ Military.   Bitterness of Feeling in the Irish City Seems to Be-on the Increase— Whole Sections in the Hands  of Looters. &

TEN UIE; 1OU HURT IN GELFAGT RIOTS   Sinn Fein-Unionist Battles Rage  ee  in the Streets.   TROOPS USE MACHINE GUNS   Whole Sections of the Jrish City in Hands of Looters—Bitterness of Feeling Seems to Be on the Increase.

SE MACHINE GUNS ON RIOTING MOBS   Ten Killed and Over 10C Wounded in Belfast Fighting—Killings Occur in Other Parts of Ireland.

WANY Dic IN BELFAST RIOTS   Unionists and Sinn Fe’ners Clash, Despite Efforts of , Military.    DEATHS KNOWN TO TOTAL TEM   Bitterness of Feeling in the Irish city! Seems to Be on the increase— Whole Sections in the Hands  of Looters.

MANY DIE IN  —. BELFAST RIOTS   Unionists and Sitin Feiners Clash, Despite Efforts of Military.   DEATHS KNOWN 10 TOTAL TEN       Gitterness of Feel Seems to ie Whole Section  ig in the Irish City the Increate— fh the Handa

DENIRINE 18 HOLDING OUT.   Qnti-Bolshevist Will Remain With His Troops to the Last.

DENIKINE IS SURROUNDED; 30,000 LEAVE FIGHTING LINE   American Red Cross I. Evacuating Russian City While Reds Wait Outside. :

TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IS GRANTED   Opposing Tennessee Legislators Go to Alabama to Delay Action, But Motion To Reconsider Defeated —Legal Tangle Goes to Courts for Settlement.

“SOLONS BREAK HOUSE QUORUM   Cross Tennessee State Line to Present Final Ratification __ of Suff Amendment   SNARL OF LEGAL KNOTS   ULTIGATION MAY PREVENT: AMEND MENT FROM OPERATING IN NOVEMBER ELECTION

MINE DELEGATES GIVE TIME ROKED BY LLOYD GEORGE   Government’s Profits Will Be Shown in Answer to Their Reduced Price Demand.

NEW YORK READY TO SUGPEND ALL PUBLIC WORKS   City Already Rescinds Four  Contracts in War on  “Building Trust.”

BUILDING CRISIS ~-BRPS NEW YORK      ublic. Work “May be Sus pended. .on --Account’. of Alleged Unfair Practices      DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENTS

NEW YORK FIGHTS BUILDING TRUST   VARIOUS TRUSTS ARE THROTTLING THE CITY IS CLAIM OF MAYOR HYLAN

N.Y. WILLSTOP BUILDING FOR OPEN DEALING   Many Sensational Things Being Brovght to Light By Investigation of Building Situation.

Public Werk te Be Suspended Until It Is Kurewa That There le Oper Competition.  =_. Aa a ie a A

Prepared’ to S uspend _ City Work Until Free  Coed anditiieds   Trades Council Leade Refuses to Testify on ’ _-. $95. 000 Bribe .

WILL SUSPEND PUBLIC WORK IF NECESSARY   Hy! an Issues Statement ‘That’ City Is ‘Ready to Stop Construction If There Is Not Open CampetiHan in Bidding far Wark   COMMITTEE. HAS ADJOURNED   City’s Executive  Declares That Joint Legislative Committee Has  Only Scratched ~ Surface.. in   Building “Trust “Investigation.   TO MEET AGAIN-ON: NOV. 4

NEW YORK MAY STOP PUBLIC WORK   Mayor so Announces at Build ing Trust Probe,   STARTUNS DEVELOPMENTS   Hylan Tells Board of Estimate’ Combi. nations Build Wall About the City Surface Only Scratched,

INQUIRY STOPS FOUR CONTRACTS THAT CALL FOR $7,000,000 WORTH OF WORK   All Public Work in New York City May Be SuspendedSchoolhouse Contracts To Be Looked Into

BUILDING CRISIS. GROWING SERIOUS   Courthouse Contract Involv: ing $7,000,000 Rescinded. Mayor Indignant.

GOUNTY PLUM TREE   YIELD OF FRUIT FOR JANUARY Is NOT LARGE.   Only Few Appointments at Disposal of Commissioners.

GOUNTY PLUM TREE   XIELD OF FRUIT FOI JANUARY 2 15 NOT LARGER. #   Only Few Appointments at Dispos “ot Commissioners,

COMPANY MOVED TO GET BUILDING   GREENSBURG FOUNDRY COMPANY UNABLE TO FIND SUITABLE PLACE IN GREENSBURG.   OPERATE HERE OCTOBER 9TH

NO BUILDING WAS  AVAILABLE HERE HOR A FACTORY   Lack of Building Facilities Chief Factor in Determining Removal of Company   SHELBYVILLE HAD A BUILDING   Would Have Cost $20,000 for Same facilities Here, Says Mr. Evans of Greensburg Foundry Co.

STATE LEGION GONVENTION 1S OPENED   Shall Legion Enter Politic - Probably Biggest Issue of  Gathering

COTION BENDS ISSUES URGED BY GEORGIAN   Says Pian Saved Farmers of His County Thousands otDollars in 1914.

J inners: Bot sate e Rory = ee Ries so oo iow ‘ BS.  rc ‘SHATTRD  Y ANNOUNCEMENT

NO IRISH PEACE   Lloyd George Refuses io Negotiate ’ With Irish. Parliament.

HOPE FOR Inloh PEACE (9 DASHEL   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS LAWS MUST BE OBEYED   NO RECOGNITION OF FREEDOM   The Only Basis for Harmony Says The Premier Will Be In The Gessation of Murder Campaign by Extremists

LLOYD GEORGE ~~ DASHES HOPES OF IRISH PEACE   Extremists In Ireland Will Not Permit it, He Declares. Martial Law to be Proclaimed,

Lloyd George Shatters Hope for Peace  MUST GIVE UP ARMS  Tense helices Hears Premier's Talk   (Bulletin)

FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CAUGHT AT THE LAST MINUTE THIS oe FOR DANY LEADER

DECLARE MARTIAL LAW INTHE MOST DISTURBED SECTIONS OF IRELAND   Residents Will be Forced to Surrender Arms and Uniforms or Answer Court Martial   Hopes For Irish Peace Dashed by Lloye George's Refusal to Negotiate with the Irish Parliament

geal lon PEALE RAE CASHEL   PREMIER LOYD GHORGHE REEFUS ES TO RECOGNIZE THE [Rishi PARLIAMENT,   PREPARING = FOR WAR   Martial Law Is To Be Proclaimed b All Of the Disturbed Districts In ireland.—The Extremists In Control}.

NOTE REVEALS LOVE. OF FULTON WOMEN FOR EACH OTHER   Miss Weant: and Mfrs, MeGow. , i Were Dearest of Friends,   FORMER HAD PLANNED DEATH FOR SOME ‘TIME   Note Written Saturday Requested Disposal of Her diffects.—Towar is Stirred  Over the Tragedy,

BY JENKINS, WHO IS TO NOM NATE M'ADOO   “We Will Place Him in Nomination Without His Consent.’’

FIFTEEN NAMES 10 BE PUT IN NOMINATION AT SAN FRANCISCO   : Silence of President Creates Ai be ae Uncertainty in Convention City.

LATEST ADDITION TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS   Falls Dead Where He Killed a Man.

TROOPS SENT “TO CAMP-LEWIS      No..More Large .Bodies of Troops Will Be Sent to Camp Dodge—Land Wil Not: Be Soild

CAMP DODGE NOW THING OF PAST   Fourth Division Transferred to Camp Lewis in Washington; Property To Be Held by Government.

PrENNSYL VANIA FIED DS.      CENTRAL OHIO.      CENTER AL _ ONL.

KAISER’S OATH IS NOT ENOUGH FOR HOLLAND   Dutch Chamber Chafes at Freedom of  Wilhelm.

FORMER KAISER ENJOYS ALL PRIVILEGES OF GENTLEMAN   Dutch Government Is Taken to Task for Its Tendency Toward Exile in Debate in Parliament.

Duteh Government Taken to Task fer its Leniency Teward the Hohensollerne.

DUTCH GOVERNMENT 1S SHID 10 BE LENIENT   DECLARED INCREASE IN GUARDS ABOUT COUNT HOHENZOLDERN INSUFFICIENT.

JOIN LEAGUE OF NATIONS, START MOVEMENT TO DISARM OR BUILD A LARGER NAVY, DANIELS’ PLAI   Secretary Says If U. S. Does Not Enter the Society of Nations a Conference Should B Called to Discuss Reducing Armament; I This Fails, Build Warships.

URGES AN AGREEMENT TO REDUCE ARMAMENT:   Daniels Thinks America Should Make This Move If It Does Not Join League.

DANIELS WOUL TART MOVEMENT FOR DISARMAMENT   f Agreement is Not Reached We Should Have Navy Second to None in World,   QUESTION IS DISCUSSED IN SENATE BY MR. JOHNSON   One Great Step Toward Pro. motion of Peace and Preven. tion of All Future Wars Would be Disarmament Agreement Among Allies.

FOR REDUCTION UF nlWAMENTS   (janiels Favers Conference If Ralion Boas Hai Evier Leagiia.

EITHER DISARM OR MAKE U. S. NAVY SECOND TO NONE   Daniels Says America Should Institute Movement for Conference on Armaments. Destroy Fleet as Lesson.

SHUULD INNTIATE SItPS 10 ALUUGE WORLD ARMAMENT   This is Opinion of Secretary of Navy Daniels   SPEARS OF NAVAL RECOMMENDATIONS

DISARMAMENT PLAN OFFERED BY DANIELS   Navy Secretary Says Move by Five Great Powers Is Needed at This Time.

STATES U.S. MUST MOVE TO DISARM   Need World Agree ment or Build Big Navy, Says Daniels

AMERICAN NAVY SHOULD BE SECOND 10 NO OTHEE   UNLESS THERE IS AN INTERNA. TIONAL AGREEMENT FOR DIsARMAMENT SAYS SECRETARY DANIELS — SHOULD JOIN LEAGUE OR MOVE FOR CON. FERENCE.

MUST ENTER LEAGUE OR BUILD BIG NAVY   : SAFETY OF COUNTRY LIES IN ONE! COURSE OR OTHER. :   Lifting of Armament Burdea Diseunssed by Secretary Daniels, as Well as in Senate—Hiram Johnson Hae Ftean.

TF NOT THE LEAGUE THEN ARM 70 TEETH   Daniels’ Reiterates Alternative I:  to Disarm or Build Up the  Biggest Navy

MROMSTICE SIGNED SATURDAY LAST ENDS HOTILITIES BETWEEN TURKS AND ARMENIE

PEACE 18 PATCHED UP,   Arinenia and Tarkey:-Agree to. Quit * Fighting,

ee WAR BETWEEN ARMENIA ~~ AND TURKEY COMES TO AW END Wim aparremn

BUSINESS — MEN HELD FOR THEFT   Charged With Trying t Steal Presents One Had Given to a Girl.

SOMVEBATTLE STATISTICS   He Cost The Huss 365 Shelis fo Kil a Fronehman.

SOLDIER'S LIFE SAFEST   Takes 395 Shells to Kill) One, Frenchman Estimates

STACK YOUR WHEAT.   “Uther wine » Lot of ft May Be Spelled on Your hinds.

FAVORS MATERNITY STRIKE   Milwaukee Woman Would Force Dis armament by Refusal to Give Birth to Children,

SPOILS SAILOR’S GOOD TIME   Feminine Heldup at Serdeaux Pulls Trigger and Takee Hie 1.9000 France.

WHAT THE CHRISTIAN 7 CHURCHES. DEMAND   Gifted Speakers at the Des Moines Convention ~~ Outling the Plana and Scope 3 The Work,

DR. JAMES . VANGE ADDRESSES STUDENT!      Student Volunteer Convention Hears what Christian Churches Are Demanding of Students.

CHURCHES’ NEED IS POINTED OUT   SPEAKERS TELL STUDENTS OF MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES   Prominent Church Leaders of United States and Canada Address Students at Des Moines Meet

DEMANDS MADE OF THE STUDENTS   Embryo Missionaries in Con vention in Des Moines Hear Helpful Lectures.

EXPLAIN CHURCH DEMANDS MADE IN U.S. AND CANADA   Students in Convention at Des Moines Hear Interesting Talks.

SEARCH FOR POSTAL CAR ROBBER CONTINUES TODAY      Officials Declinc-to State. Value of Packages Stolen; Clerk Dcacvibes Hold : Cp.

1, 5. WONT TELL VALUE OF PARCELS TAKEN FROM TRAM   Believed That Lot of Money Secured When Sante Fe Mail Car Was Robbed Last Night and Mail’ Men Gagged And Batund.

Complains Bitterly Because Senator Owen’s Nationality as Cherokee Was Not Made Known to Convention”

HUMANS 10 ACT AS CHESS MEN   STAGE BEAUTIES, AS QUEENS, AND NAVY LADS AS PAWNS, WILL COVER GIANT CHECKERED BOARD

HUMAN PAWNS FOR GIANT CHESS GAME      Players to Direct Movement of Actor on Huge Chess Board in Opera House in N. Y.

PEOPLE WILL ACT ASPIECES IN BIG CHESS GAME  Stns == A smn atatalt Wasees %

NEW NOTE SENT TO MEXiIcO   U. S. Demands That Lives and Prop. erty Rights of Americans Be Protected.

BORAA LEADS ATTACK ON AIR SERVICE BIL   G. 0. P. SENATOR OPPOSES PROPOSAL FOR SEPARATE DEPARTMENT AS EXTRAVAGANT.

OPPOSITION 10 BILL 10 GHEATE AIR DEPARTMENT   Senator Borah Leads Assault on Measure, Claiming Extravagance; Wadsworth Rallies to Defense.

WAUOWORTE otES WAR POR Uo. TN FUTURE AND WOULD FIX FOR IT NOW   Borah Tells G. 0. P. It Is Not Keep: “ne Its ‘Promise Made Peonle To Economize.

BORAH OPPOSES AVIATION BILL BEFORE SENATE  Also Takes Rap at the G. O. P. Platform Committee.

ASSAILED ON GROUND OF EXTRAVAGANGE   Bill Creating Aerial Departmen Sharply Attacked,

AIR BATTLE OFF COAST TO USHER IN NEXT WAR?   Warning Made by Wadsworth in Urging Passage of Bill to Oreate Separate Department,

AM BILL IS BEING OPPOSED.   New Measure Encounters Further Vig: orens Opposition th Senate.

ASSAIL AIR BILL ON GROUND OF EXTRAVAGANCE      Separate Branch Plan Vigorously Opposed in Senate—Pershing Against Measure.

W CALINET.,   Politicians Figuring Harding's Advisers! Give Wiox

A NEW CABINET.   Politicians Figuring Hardine’s Ad visors Give Knox Secretatyship.,

PRODUCES LETTER ~ TO BACK CHARGES   Cox Reads From G. O. P Finance Chairman

COX INSISTS NEW EVIDENCE OF HUGE FUND   Reads Letter in West Purport: ing to Come From Republi. can Asking For Funds  Points To Evidence At Sena: atorial Probe of iaticens Ciinde

UA PRODUCED MUnE EVIDENCE  UF 6. U.P, FUND   READS LETTER TO WASHINGTON ALDI ENCE SHOWING PLANS OF PTHE REPUBLICANS.

NOMINEE COX RINGING ANA  ATE PENN   Republican Contribution — in State of Washington Topic of One Speech   VIEWS ON RADICALISM TOLD TO AUDIENCE   Governor to Spend Sunday ir Seattle; Then Starts Towired Utah

COX SUPPLIES MORE GOP FUND INFORMATION   Reads Copy of Letter Purport ing to Have Been Written ° by Finance Chairman.

HIS SPEECHES IN’ NORTHWEST —   Democratic Candidate Renews Assertions with Regard te Republican Funds

COX SHOWS MORE FUND EVIDENCE   Nominee Reads. Letter From G 0. P. Worker Urging Contributions in Western Speech.

MORE EVIDENCE  GIVEN BY COX   Governor Produces Let ter Which Appeals for  Contributions

COX PRESSES CHARGE HARDING PLANS TOUR   Republican Alleges Business Jn eliiciency in Government Coz in Far West.

FRANK J. KOHN   NEW EVIDENCE ON REPUBLICAN FUNDS PRESENTED BY C0)   Charges: of° Corruption Fane to Buy Presidency Borne Ont Save Candidate

SAYS BOSSES FORGET LINCOLN’S IDEALISM   Jiscussing Radicalism the Candidate -Charges _ Those Who Command Under the Senate Oligarchy Remember Only That Phase Which Deals With ‘Buy’ the People.

‘SOME ‘MORE “PROOF”   Mr. Cox Reads 2 Letter Asking fo a Contribudion to the RepubNean Fand. @.

MORE ‘EVIDENCE’ OF G0. . “CORRUPTION FUND’ (3 SPRUNG BY GOV. COX IN SPEECH   Letter Purported from Chairman af Finance Committee Reporting Under-Subseriptions   SAYS SEATTLE RAISED $60,000 OF ALLOTMENT

IMPROVEMENTS FOR CENTRAI   WORK OF PREPARING FOI HEAVIER ENGINES HAS BEGUN,

Telephone Call From Hom of Turfman On Mornin: of Murder is New Clue Ir Baffling Mvsteryv

HAVE NO CLUE 10 MURDERER OF TURFMAR   Slayer of Elwell still at large and police appear hoalnipes

Master Criminal Murdered Elwell Belief Of Police   Never In Annals of N. Y. Crime Has Law Breaker Covered Tracks Sc Well   NOT A TRACE OF IDENTITY FOUND   Police Follow Innumerable Clues But All Prove To Be Devoid of Results

AGAIN SUSPcGT MAN GF MUROER   Of Elwell and One Who Showed Himself 2 Master of His Work.   HE COVERED TRACKS WITH GREAT SKILL   Young Woman Asked to Return From Minneapolis to  Ruecroar Game Ouection¢.

CONGRESSMAN OF » NEW JERSEY DIES IN BARBER CHAIR   William J. Browning, Ranking Naval Affairs Republican, Heart Failure Victim’

Suddenly Soricken With Heart iP rous ble Today—Was Ranking RepubJican Membex of Naval Affairs.  Comnpnitttec, ,

CONGRESSMAN BROWNING DIES IN BARBER’S CHAIR   New dersey Representative Stricken with Heart Disease in Cap- — itol Building.

SOLON DIES IN BARBER CHAIR   HEAD OF HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE SUDDENLY STRICKEN BY HEART FAILURE

HEART FAILURE KILLS SOLON   Congressman Browning of New Jersey Dies Suddenly at Washington.

DUNG SOMAN  Uito aUDDENLY IN BARBER SHUt   HAD BEEN CONNECTED WITH NA TIONAL CONGRESS FOT YEARS AS CLERK AND MEMBER.

REPRESENTATIVE DEAD   Browning, of Camden, Succumbs In Capitol Barbershop.

HEART DISEASE TAKES SOLON   Representative Browning of New Jer. sey Collapses in Barber Shop at Capitol.

REPRESENTATIVE BROWNING OF NEW JERSEY, DEAD  WACLTIN CTO Warn 44... Dawes .

NEN LEE NOME HOME CAUGHT IN FIRE   Baby Boys Have Terrible Experience While Parents Visit

BOYS TRAPPED IN HOME BY FIRE   Cleveland Children, Left Alone. Face Death in Flames,   BELIEVED FATALLY INJURED   One Jumps from Window; Other Crawls Under Bed.

ULTIMATUM TO _ GERMANS FROM LLOYD GEORGE   Premier Says He Does Not Believe “Germans Intend to Execute the Peace Treaty.”

DISARMAMENT PLAN FOR GERMANY 10 BE OFFERED   German Ministry Ready to Recom _mend Pian to Allied Rep. résentatives. ”

SPA CONFERENCE WILL BE OPENED LATE TODAY   Greek Premier Elated at Success of Troops.

ASSURE ALLIEDGERMAN MEET TURKS WILL SIGN   Poles Declare German Invasion Will Cost 20,000,000 Franks

ALLIED-CERMAN ‘CONFERENCE IN SESSION AT SPE   OPENING DELAYED BY LATE ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTON ’. DELEGATES—NOTE  FROM TURKEY.

DISARMAMENT OF GERMANY IS ASKED AT SPI   Important Clauses in Turk Treaty to Remain Same.

Sessions of Allied Representa: tives are Continued when the  ’ Germans Submit Disarma. ment Statement

GERMANS YIELD ON. DISARMAMENT PLAN   Me eee to Present: Scheme 10 the Allies,

GERMANS REACH PLAN TO DISARM MILITARY FORCE   Treaty With Turks Will Not Be Changed, Allies Decide.

ROOSEVELT URGES AGAIN, NECESSITY OF MATION LEAGUE   1 Format’ Acceptance of Vice Presidential Nomination, Hits Up Main Issue.   AYDE:PARK ON HUDSON MECCA OF DEMOCRATS   srowd of 10,000 Expected a - Ancestral Estate, Where ‘Ceremonies Held.

LEAGUE MAIN Tague, olla ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nominee for Vice Presidency Accepts G O. P. Challenge at Hyde Park Notification

RODGEVELT URGES DEMOCRATIC. FAITH AND UNSELFISHNESS   Solution of the Grave Prob. lems of the World Are Con. tained in the Platform of the Party He Stated at Hyde Park. N. V.. Todav.

Roosevelt Follows Lead — of Cox on League of "> Nations. Propositior

ROOSEVELT IN ACCORD WITH LEAGUE ISSUE   Accepts Challenge of Re publicans as Set Forth By Gov. James M. Cox   SEES TWO PROBLEMS CONFRONTING NATION

Victory at Arms Only Half Of Victory Unless The League ls Adopted He Declares

Roosevelt, Accepting Nomination. Declares -_- Necessary for eace.

Roosevelt, Like Cox, Comes Out for League;  AdmitsItIsNot Perfect

ROOSEVELT GIVER OFFICIAL fITICE OF NOMINATION   Joins Chief in Accepting  the Challenge of the  Republicans.

COX'S RUNNING WATE STRONGLY WAees  FACIE   U. §. Should Take Seat at Family of Nation’s, Democratic Nominee Says   TWO GREAT PROBLEMS FACED, CANDIDATE SAYS   Bettering Condition cf American Citizenship Chief Domestic Issue. He Avers

10 THE MAT FOR LEAGUE   Uncle Sam Must Sit In Wit! the Others. :   SAYS FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT   Cummings Says America Must Assume Task of Rehabilitating the World.

WILLING ADMIT LEAGUE NATIONS THE BIG ISSUE   Franklin R. Roosevelt Accepts Challenge of Republican Leaders.

ROOSEVELT INFORMED   ‘He Is Told That the Democrals Nominated Him for Vice President,

HUN MAT Dr GUA JUIN  N ALGEP TIN rf) P GAR   Is Formally Nolified of His Vice Presidential Nomination Today   TREATY MUST BRING ABOUT REAL PEACE   U. S. Entered War With Ideal; Must See That This Ideal Lives

ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE TO MAKE LEAGUE MAIN ISSUE    Joins Cox in Saying Real Treaty of Peace Must Include  League of Nations.

Democratic Vice - Presidential Nominee Joins with Chief in Accepting Challenge of Republican Opponents   DENIES WAR DECLARATION FOR SELF-PRESERVATION   Declares Covenant American Ideal and Practical Solution of Situation Calling for End of Armed Conflict

TEMOGITE. FAN ID UGELESES   Solution of the Grave Prob. lems of the World Are Con. tained in the Platform of the Party He Stated at. Hyde Parle. WN. VV. Tandavy.

ROOSEVELT TAKES UP THE CHALLENGE   DECLARED PROGRESS STOPPEL WHEN REPUBLICANS WERE ELECTED IN YEAR 1918

ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   Democrat Greeted by Throngs as Vice Presdential Nominee.

ROOSEVELT BACKING UP COX IN MAKING LEAGUE REAL ISSUI   Vice Presidential Nominee Accepts Party Candidacy.

ROOSEVELT IS. TOLD THAT HE 15 CANDIDATE   Formal Notification of Democratic Vice-Presidential Nominee Held.   LARGE CROWDS ATTEND   ce League Shall Be Principal Campaign Issue,

Democratic Vice-Presidential Nominee Notified at His Home at Hyde Park.Says America Will Not Lose Her  Vieinn af ilar Naetinw   PRACTICAL SOLUTION OF PRACTICAL SITUATION   Jiscusses Home Problems — Most Pressing is Betterment of Working Conditions in Congested Areas, He Says— Protect Home Life.

ROOSEVELT IS NOTIFIED AT HIS ~ HYDE PARK HOME   Democratic Candidate for Vice President Comes Out Strong for League of Nations

ROOSEVELTMAKES LEAGUE BIG ISSUE   Follows Con's Lead In hoot ses ‘ing Nomination,   DEGLARES IT 1S PRACTICAL

COX’S RUNNING MATE BACKS WILSON PACT   VRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SAYS DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAS OF. FERED TO THIS NATION A REAL TREATY.

AUUSEVELT IN ACCEPTANCE OF HIS NOMINATION   Second Stand of Governor Cox! For the Treaty and the League of Nations   CUMMINGS IN NOTIFICATION(’      Says that American People:   Have Paid a Staggering Pen:  - alty for Destractive PolSev of 2 O P.

IS NOTIFIED OF  HIS NOMINATION   Says Party Offered a Real Treaty of Peace

COOLIDGE CRITICVZED BY ALF. OF L. LEADE   President of Massachusetts Branch Says That Peoples’ Wish Overridden

LABOR CRITICISES COOLIDGE   Complains Beecause of Hix Veto of 2.75 Per Ceat Beer Bil).

EX-KAISER STAYS IN HOLLAND   Dutch Government Again Refuses to Disturb Fermer Emperar.

$3,385,000,000 TOTAL VALUES TEXAS TAXES   Compilation of Tax Values o All But Four Counties Shows Big Gain.   $4,420,758 TREASURY CASH

TAX VALUATIONS  UF TEAR ill HEAY INCREASE   TWENTY-TWO CENT TAX RATE WILL CREATE AN ABUNDANT SURPLUS FOR YEAR.

TEXAS VALUES REACH OVER THREE BILLION INCREASE OF SEVERAL MILLION OVER 131d   Report of Comptroller Wiggington Shows That the State Tax Rate of 22 Cents Has Created a Surplus of Four Million Dollars.

VALUATIONS IN: _ TEXAS RAISED   State: Has ‘Plenty: ‘Money in- Treasury. and:(s in “Good Condition —

PRINT PROBLEM UP TO SOLONS   Underwood Resolution Reported From House With 0. K.; Asks Report by Special Committee.

FAIRBANKS QUITS THE PRIMARY RAC   Springfield Man Withdraws a Candidate for Republican Gubernatorial Nomination.   Whipord Inéie Line

BLANCETT’S EXECUTION DATED   Sapreme Coart of New Mextco Fixes Time for July 9.

SHARK LEATHER MAY © LOWER SHOE COSTS   Process Perfected’ to ‘Make’ “Sen: Boots" from Skin of Fish,

SHARK LEATHER MAY LOWER SHOE COSTS   Process Perfected to Make “Sen  BRoets’ from Slrin of [ish,

SHARK LEATHER MAY LOWER SHOE COLTS   ‘Process Perfected to Mak: “Sea  Boots” From Skins of Fish

BELA KUN IN PRISON CONVOY   Former Dictator of Hungary Being Taken to Vienna.

YOUNG ACTRESS KILLED ~ WHEN HURLED FROM GAR   Thrown From Walnut Street Bridge and Crushed to Death On Tracks Below,

CATTLEMEN ISCUSS PAGING SITUATION IN HOUSTON SESSION   REPRESENTATIVE OF ATTORNE'  GENERAL URGES CATTLEMEN TO TAKE OVER STOCK YARDS,

REGULATION SUGGESTION   Would Like to See Cattlemen Operate Stockyards in Future

WILL TRY TO MAKE ‘HOOVER CANDIDATE   GROUP. OF WESTERN REPS WILL TRY TO DHAFT HIN AS ‘NOMINEE YOR PRESIDENT

PLAN LIBERAL PLATFORM TO COVER DRAF'   Western Republicans Favoring Hoov. er Say that Support is Assured if Platform is Suitable

ALLIES OCCUP TURK. CAPITAL   Few Casualties When Troops Seize Constantinople

ALLIES FORCE OCCUPATION OF CONSTANTINOPLE. T0 MAKE TURKS OBEY TREAT}

CLASH MARKS — INVASION OF TURK’S LAND   Two British Soldier: Fallin Street Fight Says London.

CONSTANTINGPLE NOW CONTROEED  PY THE AY IEC   Weeupation of Turkish Cay WH It Meintsined Uati Yrenty ts  te Ettect      ALLIED LOSSES IN THE OUNTER SLIGHT       Occupation Was Larsety fer the Protection of Foreign Nation-

FEW LIVES LOST BY BRITISH ARMS Two Killed andl Four Wounded; Turkish  Losses More.

ALLIES HOLD CONSTANTINOPLE UNTIL TREATY TERMS ARE MET   Two British ‘Soldiers Killed and = Four Wounded; Turkish Cas-. ualties Much Greater

ALLIED ARMY. . <NOW OCCUPIES  CONSTANTINOPLE   WH Hold Capital Uueil Terms o! Turkish: Treaty Are Fully

ALLIED FORGES ARE OCLCUPYING TURK CAPITAL   Constantinople Will Be Helc Until Terms of Treaty Are Fully Executed

HIs Corn NCOKS _BROU GHT $2,000.  A Missouri K armer Raises the Meer-

HARDING PLANS.  AN ASSOCIATION. OF ALL NATIONS   sen. Harding is Also Described as aF of Ireland Which Hinges All Hi lowers To Article X.

Sen. Harding is Also Described a of Ireland Which Hinges All lowers To Article X.

Cong. Mason Makes Statement After Conference With _ Nominee at Marion.   HIGH FARES HIT PLANS   Porch Campaign May Get Further Setback, Seven Delegations Booked,

AR or 5 THE FRIEND OF ARELAN   ILEANOES CONGRESSMAN SAY: PRIENDS OF  RISH CAUSE WILL SUPPORT REPL wl  CAN NGMINER.   SAYS COX IS WITH WILSON   Masbn Declares Couke  2 Congressman Because He Is  Not Support ©  Pledged to Omrry Out Views  of President ‘ison on For} cign Policies.

FRIENDS OF TASH ENDORSED HARDING   CONGRESSMAN MASON, tLLI NOIS, SAYS THEY WILL OPPOSE MR. COX.   WATIGLE TEN 1S CAUSE   ssert League Covenant Binds Ireland to England Forever Hence Opposition to the Democrats.

PRESIDENT NOT AFFECTED.   Suffers No I Consequences: Frow Election, Hie Physician Says.

NOT AFFECTED BY - REPUBLICAN SWEET   PRESIDENT WILSON DOES NOT VARY FROM HIS USUAL ROUTINE—COLBY IS DISAPPOINTED

PRESIDENT UNDISTURBED BY REPUBLICAN VICTORY APPEARS WEI! AC TiClIAL   EQUANIMITY OF PRESIDENT: MIND APPEARS TO BE UNDIS. TURBED BY ELECTION,

WILSON UNAFFECTED BY VOTE   President Fails to Comment on Election, Attends to Busi Good Night.

WILSON UNAFFECTED BY VOTE   President Fails te Comment on Elec tien, Attends to Business—Spends Goed Night.

Republicans of Ninth District t Open Campaign at Frankfort, September 15.   APFAIR TO BE REAL ROUSER   Congressman Purnell and Others Here Today Making Arrangemeats For It.

EDWARDS HAS TIP ON WET VICTORY   Believes Supreme Court Will Throw Out Volstead Enforcement Act

FEAR ARAD CLAIM TO PALESTINE MIAt END ZIONIST HOPE   Britain Looked to for Earh Restoration as National Home for Jews.

MORE PLAGUE CASES   FIFTY SUSFECTS REPORTED AT VERA CRUZ.   Mayor Refuses to Accept President Wilson’s Offer of Medical Aid— Business Houses Closed.

MORE PLAGUE DEATHS   Three Fatal and Three “New Cases at Vera Cruz. “h   Fears Expressed That Without Uniteé States Aid the Epidemic Cannot Be Stamped Out.

BUBONIC PLAGUE SPREADS IN MEXIC(   Three Fatal and Three New Cases at Vera Cruz.   Fears Expressed That Without United States Aid the Epidemic Can. ‘ not Be Stamped Out.

Policy Will Be Indefinite Stand Along the Amuri and Vasari” Ratlways.

JAPS TO WATCH AND WAIT   Policy Will Be Indefinite Stand Along the Ameri and Usscri Railways.

CHINA DEFENDS STAND "IN RUSSIAN QUESTION   Declines to Consider Proposals by Dip lomatic Corps in Peking for Joint Administration

Drive Slaricd “al Midnight By NeW Police Chief who Declares War Oi Criminon “x «=O

CHICAGO DRAGNET BETO A THOUSAND ALLEGED CRIMINALS   Drive Started To Rid Cit Criminals. Is Report.

CHICAGO POLICE ARREST THOUSANE IN HUGE ROUNDUP   Officers Raid Under Personal Direction of New  Chief.   Second Step in Campaign tc Rid the City of Criminals.

$350;000 CASH IN SHIRT WHEN ARRESTED    Chicago Chief of .Police In Vice Raid Arrests Over Thousand Suspects

BIG ROUNDUP OF CRIMINALS   New Chicago Police Chief Begin Crusade With Arrest er Almeet a Thoesand.

1,000 CAUGHT IN WIDESPREAD: POLICE RAIDS   Action Follows Wholesale Shake up in Police Force with New Chief in Charge.   BIGGEST RAID IN YEARS

THOUSAND ARRESTED _ IN CHICAGO SUNDAY   Police Raid Gambling Houses and Saloons In Roundup of Criminals.

NEW CHIEF OF POLICE ROUNDS UP CHICAGO CRIMINALS “O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -Q- -O- -O- -Ore 1,600 SUSPECTS ARE sername ty sate lagging  -“O- -O- -O- Oo- =O  SCORES OF GAMBLING HOUSES AN AND POOL ROOMS RAIDED

LY ONE THOUSAND ARRESTED IN CHICAGO   BIGGEST ROUND-UP QE CRIMI. NALS IN THAT CITY FOR YEARS IS CARRIED OUT ON SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY.

CHICAGO POL!3E STAGE Bie 5 ADUNDU   neany a Thousand Persons bre - Placed Uniai Arresi,

REACHED (CE BOUND STEAMER IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Aeroplane Dropped Several Hundred Pounds of Provisions on It

Police Compelled to Quit the Town in Consequence of the Mob Seizing Depot Where Arms Are Stored.   TORPEDO BOATS AND WORKMEN IN CLASH   Old German Government Transferred From Dresden to Stuttgart; Strike is  Noclared,.

‘CONTAGION HITS TAFT’-WHITE   Ex-President’s Charges Against Cox Denied by Chief   DIDN'T ATTACK THE A. P.   Governor Doesn't Claim News Suapression, Manager Says

League Session Won’t Change Covenant for U. S.  a ©   Would Be» Necessary to Amend the Rules of Order—Another Meet{ea in March.

CANNOT AMEND PACT   League Session Won't Change Covenant for U.S. ~   Would Be Necessary to Amend th Rules of Order—Another Meeting in March,

WON’T CHANGE PACT   COVENANT CAN'T BE CHANGEL TO SUIT U. &.   Rules of Order Would First Have to Be Amended—Another Meeting Soon.

FLOUR DECLINES   Down to $10.70 a Barrel—Was $17:00 . a Barrel in May. .

oH PPING BOARD HEARS THREATS ¥ DISCRIMINATION   Will Meet All Threats.  With Immediate -. . Action.   CAN USE THE NEW _ LAW AS A CLUB   Board Does Not Want To Use It In That Way, But Will If tt Has To.

U. 8. WILL MEET FOREIGN BAR ON  . HER SHIPPING   Shipping Board - Promise: Action to Prevent Plan for

READY TSURIMINAT   “Foreign designs” growing  out of merchant marine

Ship Board Prepares To Meet Threats   Foreign Nations Claim Dis. crimination Tn Provisions Of Marine Act   JAPAN IS RESENTFUL   But Officials Believe They Have Effective Weapon To Allay Opposition

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SHIPS OF U. S. 1S NOT TO BE ALLOWED   Japan and England Are Chief Opponents of the Merchant Marine Act

PALMER'S PART I SOFT COAL CASES UP FOR COURT INQUIRY.   Judge Anderson Sammons Attor‘ney General to Indianapolis Next Monday for Investigation of “Matters Involving” Him.   CABINET HEAD AT LOSS AS TO WHAT IS MEANT, SAYS   Controverey With Sims Resulting in His Resignation to Be Aired, Betief, Palmer Defends Hia Refusal to Allow Evidence to Be Used Second Time

PALMER UNABLE TOTHROW LIGHT ON GOURT. MOVE   Attorney General Mustifed and Withholds. Statement Until Anderson Talks   REVIVES. CHARGE OF SIMS   Former Assistant Prosecutor Says Chief Scuttles Government’s Case’

FEDERAL JUDGE 10 INVESTIGATE oUFT GOAL CONTROVERSY   ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE BE FORE ATTORNEY GENERAL WAS NOTIFIED.   PALMER TO BE CONNECTED   Professes Ignorance and Claims to De at a Loss as to What Ander. son Proposes to Investigate.

Judge Anderson Informs Attorney-Gens eral of Coming Probe; Simms’ Resigns? tion Mav he Reviewed.

PALMER AT LOSS TO KNOW WHAT INOUIRY’S ABOUT   Declares Connection , With Coal Case Merely That. of  ee ee eee 

PALMER CALLED ON CARPET BY FEDERAL COURT   Judge Anderscn to Search His Mysterious Acts in Soft Coal Case   MYSTIFIES CAPITAL   ATTORNEY GENERAL FAILS “TO SEE WHY" WE SHOULD BE  PROBED IN COAL STRIKE fAcEe

ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS HE DOESN’T UNDERSTAND   Order to Withhold Evidence Defended—May Not Accept Invitation.

TWO BILLS PASSED.    Senate Favors Clvil and Army Approoriation Measures,

RIOT BREAKS UP JAP DIET   Big Row Occurs in Lower ‘House Over Universal Suffrage—Police Ficaht Mobs.

SONTRAGTORG 10 GO 10 GOUAT 10 SETTLE WALKOW   Denver Employers Vote to  Bring Injunction Against  _ Three Building Trades Unions Which Struck.

INJUNCTION AGAINST STRIKERS   Denver Contractors Charge Viola tion of Agreement.

NEGRO DOES MUCH. TALKING   “Colored Gentleman,” Is  True to Form, Making Broad Statements

NEGRO DOES ~ MUCH TALKIN   a = Bee) “Colored Gentleman,” Is  True to Form, Making Broad Statements !

GEORGIA’‘S LOSS UNCERTAIN   Difficulty im Getting Reporta From Storm Area—Kuown Lom Heavy.

FORTY DEADINSOUTHERN STATES   Georgia and Alabama Has Heavy Death Toll and Property Damage From Tornado. 7

50 Killed, Hundreds Hurt by Stormin Georgia and Alabama   Seven Killed in Ohio, Toll in Michigan Is Undetermined

(WO SOUTHERN STATES SUFFER BY TORNADOES   Georgia And Alabamz Visited; Death Toll Will Be High.

50. DEAD IN GEORGIA   Between 100 and 125 Injured in Tornado.   One Hundred Hontes Destroyed-= Property Lose Is Estimated at 3500.000. —

FORTY MEET DEAT IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA   Fierce Tornado Tears Througt Southern Towns; La Grange In Georgia Worst Hit

FARMERS CHIE ACTER WATHINE   Benjamin Marsh, Who Clashed With Members of Resolutions Committee. in Staternent   ' tO ASSURANCE GIVEN THEM   Says G. 0. P. Agriculture Plank Contains No Reassurance for Farmers of America

MARSH ATTACKS’ G:0:P.: SEAND--ON “FARM TROUBLE:         Recognizes Several. -- Evils  -But.Fails to Correct Them,

FARMERS PRANK CONDEMNED   Marsh, Seeretary of National Connetl Says Farmers torgoticn,

DISGRUNTLED AT G. O. P,   Varmers’ Council Official Says Platform is Uncertain.

ASSATISG. 0, P, FARM PLANK   B. C. Marsh Sees Financia Disaster for Rural Population ~

“ARMER SCORES G. O. P. NEGLECT OF AGRICULTURE   Declares Platform Does Not Reassure Farm ers of U.S.

SAYS G. 0, P. STAND DOES NOT REASSURE THE FARMERS OF U..S      SECRETARY OF NATL FARMERS COUNCIL ATPACKS PROGRAM ADOPTED BY REPUBLICANS,

SHOREPARY MARSH RYPLATNS   Attacks the Republicsin® Platform in Statement,” oP ge

VO COMFORT IN G. O. P. PLANK FOR FARMERS   Secretary of Farmers’ Na tional Council Attacks It as un-American.

MARSH SCORES b. 0. PLATFORM   Says It Contains Nothing to Reassure Farmers of  America.

FARMER'S. COUNCIL RAPS REPUBLICANS   Secretary Marsh Says Piatform Adopted at Chicago Will Cause Disaster to the American Farmers and Offers No Remedial Measures.

SENATOR TAGGART . HAS NARROW ESCAPE   INTERURBAN ON WHICH HE. Wat RETURNING TO INDIANAPOLIS COLLIDES WITH : TRUCK

CAR WRECKED  CARRYING THOMAS TAGOAR AN PARTY  Enroute from Pera t to Indianapolis Today   Enroute from Pera to Indianapolis Trday   Struck by Truck Loaded With LogsTruck Driver Fatally Injured and Emmett Colvia Hurt.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   TAGGART IN WRECK OF INTERUBAN - AT INDIANAPOLIS   CARS ¢OLLIDE

CHECKS U. S. SMUGGLERS   Contraband Tobacco, Sugar and Cof. fee Found on Steamer America at Genoa.

mit WORK IS WHAT THE MINERS: NEED 18 BELIEE   More Production, Instead of. Les

ALL ARGUMENTS IN: COAL BOARD TO CROSS-QUIZ   Officer of Indiana Op. erators Calls Miners “Trresponsible.”’

MINE Aa ouARY ON. BARGAING, CnAnGt OF AN OPERATOR   ‘Penna Wants Laws to Compe - Collective Contractors to Carry Out the Terms.

L COMMISoION WILL CONGIDER MUGH MATERIAL   Will Re-convene For Pubiic Hearings Monday at Which Time More Arguments Will be Listened To.

COAL COMMISSION REVIEWS STATISTICS   Takes Under Advisement Sub. mitted By Coal Miners And Operators.

BROKEN CONTRACTS ARE FLAYED BY OPERATORS   Indiana Operator Says That They Are Not Respected Locally or Generally by Unions.

COAL COMMISSION TO MEET AGAIN MONDAY      MEMBERS ADJOURN TO LOOK OVER MASS OF FACTS GIVEN BY OPERATORS AND MINERS

TOWS HER INTO NANTUCKET TODA)   Great Feat by Coast Guard Cutter’s Captain

WIRELESS TELEPHONY   Communication Between Chicago and N. Y. Town Established.

Paes ae ae ee ARNOLD'S PARK SOLD TO LOCAL PEOPLE IS CURRENT REPOR!

Find Woman and Boy Shot: Dead Near Milwaukee  ‘me      Small Revolver is Found Next To Unidentified '  ‘Yietims

TWO SLAIN BODIES: FOUND IN CUDAHY   YOUNG WOMAN AND CHILD FOUND DEAD; POLICF , BELIEVE CASE IS A DOUBLE SURoc) et ae

NEW YEAR'S EVE 1§ 10 BE OR   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer  Determined the Lig Shall Not es Bo Tilted.

KRAMER ThINKs TONIGHT WILL BE QUITE ORY   No Orgy. of Drinking Will Be Permitted in Revelries by , Prohibition Officers

NOLID TILTING ~NEW YEARS EVE   Prohibition . Officers. Rend), 8 Put       “day. Night.

NEW YEAR'S EVE   Prohibition Commissioner Kra,mer Declares Volstead Act . > Will Be Enforced. .—   1,400 AGENTS GET ORDERS'   Police. in. Cities Showing Greater Desire to Co-op‘erate With Kramer...

SMALL ARMY OF PROHIBITION ~~ OFFICERS WILL ENFORCE THE LAW GN NEW YEAR’S EVE

PROHIBITION LID ON NEW YEAR'S   $1,400 Federal Agents Will Be on the Joh New Yenr’s Eve

D FASTENED FOF NEW YEAR EVE   No “Little Slip” in Dry Act Allowed, Kramer Says

NEW YEAR'S EVE LID TO BE TIGH)   Prohibition Commissioner  Determined There Shall - Be No Tilting.“ °   QUIET ENTRY FOR 1921

TO TALK iT OVER   War-like Preparations arc Dropped at Iron River and. a.Peareful.   “ONFERENCE IS HELD   ‘Rum Revolt” Does Not Seem so Bad as Pictur-.. ed—Troops There

IDOZE REVOLT IN {COLLAPSE   I cn In Place’ of War and Court Trials, Trouble Will End ‘In Con. ference Today,

Michigan Rum Revolt Sutfers Sudden Death   Federal Authorities at t. Washington Call Off Major Dalyrymple and His Army and Whole Thing Promises to Be Compromised

MICHIGAN “RUIN HEVOLT” FALLS THROUGH TODAY’   Peace !s Desired by Both Factions and Conferences Are Brought About   35 ARMED CONSTABLES REACH IRON COUNTY   McDONOUGH SAYS WINE TAK EN PROM OFFICERS IS BEING HELD AWAITING PROPED DISPOSITION,

IN PLACE OF A BLOODY WAI THERE CAME A REQUEST FOR CONFERENCE.   Major Dulrymple and County Attor ney M, F. McDonough Have Gone te Grand Rapids Miche for Talk With Attorney General],

ES ny MEE PRES oe  RUM REVOLT OLT GOLLAPSED.  A Peace Conference. laslead. of a War

RUM REVOLT Al END: DOVE NEAR   Everybody Going to Talk it All Over: Prohibition Enforcement Officer is CoSied Down After Talk With Washington; No Arrests Yet.

MICHIGAN LIQUOR REVOLT COLLAPSES   Officials Drop War-Like Attitude and Peaceful C°nference of ail Per sons Concerned Follows ’

DALRYMPLE DROPS — “HIS WARLIKE PLANS ~~ IN WHISKEY REVOLT   Instead of Arresting fron County Officials He Envites Them Into Conference at Grand Rapids.

RUM REVOLT ENDS  IN CONFERENCE   Expected Clash Collapsed When Agents Enter iron River

RAID ON BOOZE RIQTERS HALTED      Maj. Dalryml abandon: ‘Warlike eee and ‘Arranges for Conference.   CONSTABLES      TO. AD

THE LIQUOR REVOLT HAS COLLAPSED   Major Dateymple Applies. Soft Pedal and Calis for Conference in Michigan: Con

BUTLER CHARGE ISA VICIOUS LIE   BUTLER A “FAKIR"   GENERAL DECLARES HIS BACKERS TYPIFY A GROUP FO PRO" GRESSIVE AMERICANS.

WOOD DENOUNCES NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER CHARGES   Men Who Managed Campaign of High Character and Attack is Infamous.   NO PUBLIC SERVICE WAS INTENDED OR RENDERED   General Says He Regrets tc Make Statement of This Kind but in This Instance It is Necessary to Brand a Faki: and Denounce a Lie.

SHORT AND UGLY, WORDS USED B CANDIDATE WOOD   SAYS BUTLER IS A “PAKIR”   ‘   DENIES CHARGE THAT AWN, UNDESIRABLE ELEMENT, BACKED CAMPAIGN 

DENIES CHARGES OF BUTLER   Wood Denounces Qoctor’s Be_ Cleration as a Falsehood.   ISSUES SHARP STATEMENT

Defeated Candidate Defend: Col. Procter and Others Who Assisted Him   PROCTER SCORES AUTHOR!   Wood Declares Butler Eager To Espouse Cause of Successful Faction

MALICIOUS LIE SAYS WOOD OF BUTLER CLAIM      INTENDED NO PUBLIC SERVICE   MEN. OF “HIGH CHARACTER

WOOD DECLARES BUTLER CHARGE IS A VICIOUS LIE   Characterizes It a Self-Seeking Cowardly Attack Disguised as Public Spirited   BUTLER A “FAKIR?”   GENERAL DECLARES HIS BACKERS TYPIFY A GROUP FO PROGRESSIVE AMERICANs.

SCATHING DENUNCIATION FOLLOWS REFERENCE TO CAMPAIGN BACKERS   \ VICIOUS VILLIFICATION”   Says Cowardly Attack an Effort to Curry Favor of Interests in Control.

WOOD SCORES BUTLER «— AS FAKER AND LIAR   Hot Statement Comes From  General in Response — ta  Charges Concerning His  Bankers.

WOOD DENOUNCES. BUTLER STATEMENT   General Declares It Absolute Falsehood; ; Seeks to Strengthen Own Pésition   PROCTER GIVEN PRAISE   Attack Upon Associates Is Infamous, Losing G. 0. PR Candidate States

‘STAND FAKIR, DENOUNGE LIE’   General Wood in Vitriolic ! Reply te Butler.

GEN, WOOD DENIES BUTLER'S CHARGE:   ‘Makes Statement to “Brand :  Fakir and Denounce 4  Lie.” He Sava.

REPLY 10 BUTLER JOUUED BY WOUD DENIES CHARGE   Doctor’s Statement Char acterized As “Falsehood.”

Wood Makes Bitter Attack on Butler      General Says TEaueator's Charee o: Plot to Buy Presidency is Vicious and Malicioux Falsehood,

WOOD GIVES “LIE TO CHARGES MADE BY DOCTOR BUTLER   IN SIGNED STATEMENT BRANDS DECLARATION “MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD.”   SAYS ATTACK COWARDLY   General Declares Men Who Managed His Campaign Were of “Extraordinary High Character and Progressive.”

WOOD BRANDS AG FALSE STATEMENT OF BUTLER   “VICIOUS AND MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD,” SAYS GENERAL OF CHARGES.

FORMER FRIEND. OF. THEODORE  ROOSEVELT SAYS NEW. YORKER MAKES. COW “?RpLY ATTACK _

FAMILY JAR Ic OTAGED BY TWO REPUBLICANS   GUN, WOOD REPLIES TO DR. BUT LER’S CRETICISM OF THE SUPPORT GIVEN THEM.   Says His Action Is Necessary ti Order To “Brand a Fakir and Vo Denounce a Lie’

BUTLER ta "FAKER” AND UNTRUT ATUL WOOD STATES   Defeated Candidate Characterizes New  Yorker’s Statement As a “Vicious and Malicious Falsehood’’   CAMPAIGN MANAGERS WERE HONEST, SAYS   They Typify a Group of Progressive Americans and the Attack Upon Them Is Branded As Infamous.

GENERAL MAKES HEATED REPLY TO ACCUSATION   Wood Defends Men Whe Were Back of His Cam paign for Nomination.

O00 BRANDS BUTLER'S STATEMENT AS FALSEHOOL   Declares Campaign Managers Men of ‘Extraordinarily High Character’’

GENERAL Wood. Ss OFFENDED   Brands Dr, Butler's Statement . on Campaign For Presidén‘tial Nomination “a Vicious - ‘and Malicious” Falsehood,

CCN, WOOD GALLS NICHOLAS BUTLER LAIR AND FAKE   Says Story of Attempt to buy Nomination is Vicious and Malicious Falsehood.

Butler Declaration Branded l\.alicious Lie by Gen. Wood   ‘Declares His Late Convention Foe’s Action “An At tempt to Ingratiate Himself With Certain Elements  Which Exercised Determining Influence Over Recent Republican Parlance.”

FORMER FRIEND OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT SA¥S NEW YORKER MAKES COWARDLY ATTACK

BUTLER DRAWS WOOD'S FIRE   Manager Says Enemies 0 Peace Treaty Defeated * General

D BRANDS BUTLER CHARGES “MALICIOUS’   Geaeral Denies That “Motley Group of Stock Gamblers” Backed His Campaign For Presidential Nomination   HARDING SOON T0 OPEN CAMPAIGN   Will Not Wait Until Official Notification For Commencing His “Front Porch” Drive—Johnson Urged to Run As Independent :

G Feneral: Wood.  Calls ‘Buitler      Defends the B ackers_ of His. Campaign From “Malicious” Post-  Convention Altick

G00D CROWD HEARS FORCEFUL ADDRESS   COL. B.C. LITTLE OPENED REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN AT LECOMPTON  LOCAL CANDIDATESOUT   Crowd Was Interested in Little’s Arraignment of Democratic Extravagance

Crowd Was Inferested!in ‘Little’ + Arraignment of Demacratic Extravagence

Rev. Tinkham to Manage Financial Campaign in’ Adams County for the   M. E. . CENTENARY   No Additional Levies Made on Methodists Because: of Interchurch Drive

I  THE REV. KENDALL   s Financial Director o Movement In Fayette.

A NEW CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR NAMED   JOS. G. PHIPPS WILL MANAGE METHODIST CENTENARY MOVEMENT.      Will Unite in the Community Can fass in the Interest of the Interchurch World Movement.

LEGISLATURE  TO CONVENE ON MONDAY   GOVERNOR GOODRICH ISSUES HIS PROCLAMATION CALLING FOR A SPECIAL SESSION.   KEEPS HIS PROGRAM SECRET.   Will Disclose What He Wants Don: When He Reads His Message to the Assembly.

OF LEGISLATURE CALLED FOR NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON   PROGRAM NOT DISCLOSED   Leaders Hope To Keep Meeting Dowr To Single Week

Special Session  Call Is bssuec   Brict Cal Issued By Governor To Meet At 1:30 Oelock fn The Afternoon

H. C. L. HITS A KING   England’s Ruler Finds His Allow: ance Too Small.   Has $2,350,000 Yearly, but Cémpelled to Sell $15,000 in War Bonds.

KING HIT BY THE H. €. L.   GREAT BRITAIN’S RULER CAN'T MAKE “BOTH ENDS MEET.”   Allowed $2,350,000 Yearly, but Com. pelled to Sell $15,000 in War Bonds.

HIGH LIVING COST HITS EVEN A KING   England’s Ruler Finds His Allow. ance Too Small,   “Has $2,350,000 Yeerly, but Compelied to Seil $15,090 in War Bonds.

Shimmy Dance Dangerous   Here’s a Girl Who Came Near Losing Her Adam’s Apple During the Maze.

ASSURES DRIES OF LAW ENFORCEMEN’   Revenue Commissioner Tells Anti Saloon League Department Will Re an Toh

MANY BABY MURDERS.   Body of Third Infant In Four Days I Found in Gutter at Milwaukee.

CONFESSES HE SET 30 FIRES   Youth Started Blazes’ in Penn sylvania District to “Get Thrills”

FIREBUGS ACTIVE ON CHRISTMAS   Fires Started in Three Resi dences, Two Schools, Barn and Church, Brownsville,

AN EPIDEMIC OF FIRES.      Seven Near Brownsville, Pa. the Work of Incendiartes.

HENRY FORD GIVES EMPLOYES A BONUS   80,000 Employes, In AB Branches, Wilh Share In $8,000,000.

IVAN WIDENS. BREACE WITH PRESIDENT WiILSD   PENROSE MAY BE 100 ILL ATTEND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   IF BOSS IS ABSENT DOUBTFUL WHAT G 0. BP MAY D0

10 GET OUT VOTE   BOTH PARTIES WILL HAVE BIG FLAT OF9e AUTOS.   (Yireum Shewlid Ca% Tteir Votes VUithout Being Urged.

1D ‘GET O NOT VOTE            BOTA PARTIES WILL HAVE BIG ae FLEET OF alTOs.      Citizens Should Ca% Their Votes $ Without Heing Urged.

IOWA MAN SAID 10 BE CHOSEN ONE   HENRY C, WALLACE SLATED FOF SECRETARY AGRICULTURE,   WELL QUALIFIED FOR PLAGE   Has Taken a Prominent Part In Al Enterprises for the Promotion of the Farm Interests of the Country.

HENRY C. WALLACE, EDITOR OF WALLACE’S FARMER, MAY BE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURI

Freighter Neff May — Reach Port Today   Six Men Who Started to Boat Sunday Still Missing Today.

NAB BUNCH OF IN THE EAST   WOMAN “TIPPED OFF" CINCIN NATL POLICE.   ink Was Still Drying on ‘Ten Dolla:  Bank Notes When Officers Enter. ed Room and Arrested Pair.

COINERS TAKEN AY GINCINNAT   Men Arrested-Had Completed $3,000 Worth of $10 Bills; Were Expert Workmen   LANDLADY GIVES THE TIP   Apprehension of Pair Prob ably Prevented Flood of Bogus Currency

ARREST OF ' COUNTERFEITERS   Two Men Caught Red-Handed ir Cincinnat{ Rooming Hourc.

Raiders Catch Men Redhanded in Work on Counterfeit Bills   charles Schwi'sbe of Vincennes, Ind., One of Pair S:.: prised in‘Cinc:anati While Drying Ink am Gmurinus 10 Notes

URUPS GAIN UNDER RAINS   Weekly Crop Bulletin Speaks Well for Prospects in Iowa.

GO00 CORN PROSPECTS.   Abundance of Moisture Will Baht > Crap to Withstand Consider. ankle Deoanebe,

Weekly Crop Bulletin Says Abundant Rains Were Favorable; Late Oats Good.

CONGRESSMAN TINKAAM OF MASSACHUSSETTS ASKS THAT MEMBERSHIP CF SOUTH BE REDUCED   NEW ENGLAND REPUBLICAN. FAVORS LESS LEGISLATIVE POWER FOR LAND. WHICH DIS : FRANCHISES NEGRO

CONGRESS BOOST   Reasportionment of Membershir Before Renubliean Sauene

REPUBLICANS IN UAUuUd 1 PLAN APPORTIONMENT   GONE PROPOSAL IS FOR INVESTE.GATION OF DEISPRANCHISEMENTE OF BLACKS IN THE SOUTH,

HOUSE MAY GET MORE MEMBERS   REAPPORTIONMENT ON 1920 POPULATION BASIS SOUGHT   Republican Congressmen to Study Proposals at Caucus Tonight— Many  Measures Presented

Reapportionment of  oe ~ House Conuressraei   Republicans to Consider Reapportion~inent of Members, of Mous® of Congress ata Crucus,

G. 0. P. MEMBERS HOUSE CAUCUS   Nearly Half a Dozen Measures Have Been Presented -

MEMBERSHIP OF THE HOUSE T0 BE DISCUSSED   Reapportionment Will Be Considered at Special Seszion Tonight. Some Members Reeom. mend More Reprzsentation, Some Want a Cvt.

CAUCUS IS CALLED ON HOUSE CHANGES   Reapportionment to Be Considered.

CONSIDER HOUSE AREAPPORTIONMENT   Negro; Disenfranchisement and Core: : ing Cut In Representation _ Is One of -Plans Offered.

GOP CAUCUS TO DISCUSS MEMBERSHIP   Will Consider Plans fo Congressional Reapportionmnet.   SEVERAL BILLS PRESENTED

TO MAKE A CHANGE   Reapportionment of House Mem bership. is to be Consider. ed,

REPUBLICANS TO TALK OVER REAPPORTIONMENT IN HOUSE MEMBERS HIP   Some Want to Increase Membership and Others Want it Decreased—Tinkham Wants to Hit the South.

REAPPORTIONMENT OF ~ “HOUSE IS-UP TONIGHT   Republican Members of Catcu: wil ‘Ostisider Proposition of . Changing’ Membership.  MAY -CUT THE .SOUTH

SEIZE $100,000 IN BoOD07E   Eight Men Are Arrested and Big Con. signment of Whisky Conflocated in Ohie,

BEATEN (}FF   Poles and Letts Inflict Heav Losses Upon Reds East 0} Dvinsk. —  LAUNCH A COUNTER ATTACK  ee  Reds Meant Attack Decisive But Get A Surprise.   LAUNCH A COUNTER ATTACK

TA; Wat   Poles and Letts Inflict Heav, Losses Upon Reds East 0   LAUNCH A COUNTER ATTACK   Reds Meant Attack Decisive But Get A Surprise.

Democrats Declare Great Portion Fund Collected by N.Y. Headquarters

SOCIALISTS IN NEW YORK ARE UP 1N THE AIR NOY   They Are Considering What The} Will Do--Say They’! “Make Things Hum,”

N.Y. SOCIALISTS BELIEVE CAPITAL AUT FA ASSFMBI }   Five Who Were Not Allowed Scats In the State Body issue Statement.   CALL ACT DICTATORSHIP   ‘Action to Be Taken By Socialisis Is Being Considered By Committee of Party.

SOCIALSTS TO FIGHT OUSTER   New York Committee Plans Action to Aid Five Legislators Who Were Refused Seats.

PLAN TU UBTAIN Ald Ui UNIONS FOR SOCIALISTS   Committee Named to Aid Five Men Unseated in New York    Ba Sa lpn alte Albus ee a a a 7. uw VF ewe  Planning Far-Reaching Measures to Secure Seats in Assembly,

Thou Now Vork Socialists, “penied (> Seats in Assembly, Hold a Lengthy \Conferenca            THEY ARE-UP-IN. THE AIR   ASSEMBLYMEN  ASTONISIEED RY HOUSH'S ACTION         Declaring Phat. Doétriite of S¢ inl ist. Party Was! Un-American, Vive Members Were Not Allowed to be Seated

Promise to “Make Thing Hum” Over Suspensions by Assembly.   BIG GUN FOR ELECTION   Denunciation of Radicals by Sweet Paves Way for Resolution.

PLAN TU UBTAIN At UF UNIONS FOR SOCIALISTS   Committee Named to Aid Five Men Unseated in New York  Planning Far-Reaching Measures to Secure Seats in Assembly,

RED SPEAKER ATTACKS U. S.   Tells Internationa'e That Americans Persecute Revolutionists and Betray Democracy.

LENINE SPEAKS AT MEETING OF COMMUNISTS   Attack America For Stand on Revolution—Meeting at  Petrograd.

RUSSIANS HAVE GRIEVANCE.   Americaa Democracy Cemes in fer am Attack.

RUSS SPEAKER ATTACKS U. S.   Third Internationale Told Americans Persecute Revolutionists—Constitution Dead.

INTERNATIONALE HEARS ~ ATTACK UPON AMERIC!   Russian Bolshevik Leaders the Principal Speakerg; t Petro” grad Sesst

BRITIott MAY SINK AUSOIAN oHPS IT 5 WOW THREATENE!   Ultimatum Handed Red Kimissary Which May: Mean War.

“OLD WORLD AS YE   British Send Russian Ay Uutimatum—Turks and - the Reds.

BRITISH ULTIMATUM TO REDS   Will Sink Russian Warshine Seen iy Vincinity of Nikolaieff, Biack Sea.

NEW WAVE OF VIOLENCE SWEEPS OVER IRELANE   Many Shootings And Disorders Reported Since Chriatmas— Death List Grown.

TWELVE ALLER WV THREE OWNS  i TASH WA   New Outbreak. of Violenc Follows, Christmas’ in te Magetigt Taye Tone   WOMAN AMONG DEAD   Jails Are So Full Prisoner: _ Are Being Sent io Wales.

IRISH PRISONERS 10 THE JAILS IN WALEK   KRIN’S PRISONS TOO FULL TO FOLD ANY MORE.   New Wave of Violence Fellows Holiday—Many Disorders Reported in the Martial tiaw Zane.

BOY SCOUTS ARE BACK HOWE   Three Hundred and Ten Youths Return After Visit to Battiefields of France.

BOY SCOUTS ARE BACK HOME       Theda Funds turn After Visit: bi Battie. fields of France,

BRAZILIAN FINANCES — BADLY MUDDLEI   American Firms are Refusing Credits Because of Fluctuatine Exchange Values.

INFLUENZA PATIENTS MAY SECURE WHISKE}   Commissioner Makes Ruling fo Oklahoma City—Pint Each Ten Days.

BRITISH PEOPLE ~ WANT MAYOR FREE      Lloyd George Is Weakening in His Attitude Toward MacSwinev.

Await Confirmation That _ _ Premier Makes Conditions _ For MacSwiney’s Release

MAYOR'S CASE IN HANDS OF LLOYD GEORGE   Premier Proposes Conditions for Release of MacSwiney.

oneneemnmnemennemanemenenemmnesineinne ns  CHANCE FOR RELEASE OF MacSWINEY SEEN

‘REE MACSWINEY ON CONDITONS   LLOYD GEORGE REPORTED WILLING TF WERDER OF POLICE. MEN WOULD CEASH

MAY SAVE MAYOR ONLY ON TERMS   LILOVD-GEORGE ASKS . PROTEC TION OF GOVERNMENT POLICEMEN IN FRELAND " ;

TERMS OF RELEASE FOR MACSIVINEY   STOP MURDER OF THE POLICE BY THI SINN FEIN AND HELL BE RELEASED.

MURDERS CEASE   Lioyd George Reported ta Have Offered Conditional Liberty   HUNGER STRIKER IS IN COMATOSE STATE   PREMIFR IS REPORTED WIL LING TO RELEASE MACSWI NEY IF MURDERS OF PO LICEMEN ARE STOPPED.

HARDING WILL NOT MEET COX   Republican Candidate  t Reject Proposals for  Joint Debate.

HARDING DISCUSSES POLITICAL ISSUES   Questions of Campaign Management Taken Up.   CONFERENCES ARE HELD   Republican Leaders From Severa] States Among Callers of Nominee—Proposal for Joint Debate Between Candidates Said to Have Been Suggested.

DISCUSS ISSUES AT CONFERENCE      G0. P. Leaders Understoot to Have Considered Political Procedure   DEBATE IS NOT. FAVORED   Nominee Sends Telegram. of Syinpathy to Wife of Late Indiana Governor

Republican Leaders From Several States Among Callers of Nominee—Proposal for Joint  -Bobate Between Candidates Gsid to Have Been ‘Sugeeataon

DEBATE BETWEEN HARDING AND COX IS SUGGESTED   Republican Nominee ' Says He Doesn’t Look With Favor on Plan   COX AXD THE LEAGUE   ; Many Republicans As Well A: ' Democrats Urge Him to Take _ Strong Stand, He Says

‘DISCUSSED LABOR CONDITIONS   \Matter OF Increased Salaries For School Teachers and Ministers Brought To Atlention Of Candidate By Py Hult.   SYMPATHY FOR MRS. .HANLY

SOME HARDING MANAGERS PROPOSE DEBATE WITH COX   ‘Political Issues and Campaign Management Discussed at: Conferences,

REPUBLICAN LEADERS MEET WITH HARDING   ~  POLITICAL ISSUES AND CAMPAIGN PROCEDURE DISCUSSED IN . CONFERENCES.

HARDING HAS MANY CALLERS,      Discusses. Campnign. Issues. With Namber of Pablic Men.

CALIFORNIA MAN CLAIMED TO BE NEW BLUEBEARI   Married 15 Times and Killec Several Wives, Alleged Confession

Man with Fifteen Wivesgi Kills Off Some of Them   Police Say Huirt Admits Having Killed Two Outright While Two Others Met “Accidental” Death While Boating with Him.

CONFESSION IS SAID TO ADMIT KILLING WOMEN   Los Angeles Authorities Have Statement of Modern “Blue Beard.”   DECLARE PRISONER MARRIED 25 TIMES

BLUEBLARD ADMITS hit MURDERED MANY WIVES   Was Married to “Twelve 01 Fifteen, Probably More,” He Confesses To Authoriti2s.  ee   Tries Suicide Twice And Is In Hospital in Los Angeles, California.

‘wo Others Met Accidental Deaths While With Him and He “Might Have Murdered More, ‘a Is Alleged in Confession Is Modern’ Blue Beard

ME JUST LIKED’ 0) KILL PEOPLE   ‘MARRIED WOMEN AND MUR. DERED THEM FOR THE FUN THERE WAS IN IT, IS THE  CONFESSION OF HUIRT

AT LEAST TWO WERE MURDERED   Modern - Bluebeard Now - in Toils of Los An-  geles Police 

A GLUEBEARD OF MODERN DAYS   Huirt’s Alleged Confession Of Many Crimes.

CHAMPION BIGAMIST ADMITS KILLING AT LEAST TWO WIVES   Two Others Met “Acci dental” Deaths He Tells Officers

Seven of Californian Man's Twenty-five Mates Reported Missing.   No Direct Motive for Crime: But Had Aversion for Women.

DLUEBLARL ADMITS MANY WIVES      Was Married to “Twelve 01 Fifteen, Probably More,” He Confesses To Authoriti2s.  Tries Suicide Twice And Is In Hospital in Los Angeles,

“Modern Bluebeard,” in Describing Crimes, Says He Had Irresistible _ Mania for Slaying Women   (By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS)

ALLEGED MURDERER ADMITS. HE DUPE AVANY FORMER WIVE   Husband of Many Women Said to Have Confessed Disappearance of at L Two of His Wives.— Marriages Attributed to Hi

Man Held at Los Angeles Makes Contession, It’s Alleged,   “TELLS OF SOME MURDERS   Two Olbers Were “Accidental Deaths” —Forgets All of "tis Marriages,

BLUEBEARD DOESN'T KNOW HOW MANY OF HIS WIVES HE SLEW   Confesses to Murdering Two and “Might Have Murdered More,” He Says.

TAKE SITUATION TS UNCHANGED   Effort of Committee To Bring Abou! Settlement. ofTraction Strike Ends In aFilure.

COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY YESTERDAY’S _ MASS MEETING HOPES FOR THE BEST   Negotiations Carried On Last Night Did Not Re_ sult In Adjustment of Traction Strike But Another Effort To Be Made This Afternoon.

SUICIDES ON INCREASE ANDLAWYERS AREIN _ THE LEAD; EDITORS ARE DECLARED IMMUNE

SUICIDES GROWING IN NUMBERS oINCE ARMISTICE SIGNING   in the United States Alone a Total of 5,12] Persons Took Their Own Lives During 1919 Statistics Declare

NO EDITORS ARE SUICIDES   Over 5000 Persons Take Own Lives During Past Year

Peace Suicides   Increased Number Everysince the Signing of the Armistice.

SUICIDES INCREASE SINCE WAR      Nations Hardest Hit by War Report Largest Number Of Deaths.  5.121 CASES IN AMERICA  List of Victims Classified Prove Interesting.

SUICIDES INCREASE SINCE ARMISTICE IN MANY BIG NATIONS   Living Conditions. in Europe ‘After The War Said to ‘Cause Many.—vU. S. Shows A Big Indrease, Lawyer's ‘Leading Professional Men.

‘SAVE-LIFE’’ LEAGUE SAY NUMBER OF SUICIDES INCREASES RAPIDLY   Newsparer Editors Appeared t¢ Be Immune, Probably Thinking Earthly Purgatory Is Sufficient.

SUIIDES IN WAR'S WAKE   Large Increase in Number of Self Inflicted Deaths Throughout World.

SUICIDES REPORTED LARCELY INCREASING   Cance Attributed To Despair On Ac. coum of Miserable Conditions  Brought By Wur.

ROUGHT BARGAIN GROCERY.      Smith Brothers Now Owners of. thi . + Rube ‘Lett Store:

BOUGHT BARGAIN GROCERY,   Smith Brothers Now Owners of the Rube Lett Store.

PRICE GUIS CONTINUE   CORN, HOGS) CLOTHING SHOW DOWNWARD TREND,   Contracts for Future Delivery of Cot. ton Going Down on New York Market.

MORE PRISES ARE CUT   Clothing, Corn and Hogs Show Downward Trend.   Cotton Contracts for Future Delivery, Which Have Been Falling Rapidly, Continue to Drop.

HOPE IS ABANDONED   No Settlement of Strike i Immediate Prospect

KREFUSE TO MEET STRIKERS,   Hallroads’ Attitude Dispelis Hope for End of Walkout,

CRAWLEY HEADS WYOMING OIL CO   FORMER SULBEIVAN BOY) RRCEIVES ANOTHER SERSTANTIAL PROMOTION   AUTHORITY IN OIL BUSINESS

CRAWLEY HEADS WYOMING GIL CO      PORMER SCLEIVAN BOY RECHIVES ANOTHER SUBSTANTIAL PROMOTION   AUTHORITY IN OIL BUSINESS

CONFIRMS FIRST INVESTIGATION   Liewt, Pat O’Brien. Aviator, Dt Coammtt unietde.

CHAMP CLARK NOT IN RACE   Missouri Politican Refuses te Throw ~ His’ Hat Inte Ring.

CLARK FAILS TU 1039 HAT INTE POLITICAL HIN   White House Siren. Beckons in Vain for Champ to Enter Who Thinks of Past Events

WILL ERECT ‘SAW “MILL HERE TO PREPARE’ LUMBER FOR USE IN WAGON MANUFAC. TURING INDUSTRY

MACKINNON MFG. CO. BUILDING   WILL ERECT SAW MILL HERE TO PREPARE LUMBER FOR USE IN WAGON MANUFAC.  , TURING INDUSTRY

TOLEDO MAY GET CAR SERVICE BEFORE LON   Federal Judge Killets Order: Traction Company to Restore Service by Thursday.   THREAT OF RECEIVER

TOLEDO TO HAVE CARS AGAIN   Company and Men Agree Just as ths United States Court Is About to Act.

WILL SELL STOCK ~ TO STEEL WoRKeRs   Youngstown Sheet. Tube Co., Will Sell 100,000 Shares to Employes on . Installment Plan, With Bonuses to those Holdine Stock. 

PANAMA SLIDE HINDERS.   Prince of Wales on British Cruiser May Not Get Through.

PRINCE OF WALES. ‘MAY BE DELAYED IN CULEBRA CUT   Twenty Ships Awajt Open ing of Channel After Slide  Tact GatirAayv

EXPLORERG nt TUN FROM ARTIC Ghutat  Brings Back Native of Stefans gon’s Land of “Blond” ~~ Eskimos.  JICEBOUND 25  #MONTHS

MAAING RATLROAD SURVEY   sovernment Men Making Survey Un der Direction Geodeiical Bureau.

iG: RALIROAD SURVEY      4 ao ee  Gove ent, Men M aking hiner Un ¢ ler, Direetion Gbouetizal Buy as

EMERSON TELLS   Says it Was Expected the Money Would Be Honest ly Used to Create Lowden Sentiment.

CALLS 'f A DISGRACE,   Supporter of Senator Johnson Laments Use of Lowden Money.

TAPAN: WILT. WITHDRAW   = Decided to, Taker Warships Krom Wuchow, ‘China:

JAPAN RECALLS HER WARSHIPS ‘FROM FUCHOV   Subjects.of Nippon Had Beer ' Maltreated in Chinese  T>. 4

EXCUSE WOMEN AS JURORS   Claim Privilege of Sex in Washington Trial of . W. W.

THE I. OW. W. JURY.      r It is a Slow Process. Only two hurors teeonted the. First Day.

FAIL TO SHOW GRIMM CHARGED HALL OF 1. W.W   Centralia Defense Must Prove He Took Part Before Other Evidence Is Allowed

Launch New Drive on Nowth ern End of Line   VILMA IS BRJECTIVE   Reports From Warson Today State That Bolsheviki - Have Been Beaten Back.

JOLSHEVIKG LAUNCH ATTACK ON POLAND ON RIVER QVINA   Fighting at Various Points is Reported by Lettish Sources With Bolsheviki Defeated on One Small Sector in Yesterday’s’Fighting.   FIGHTING ON BOTH SIDES RIVER   Attacks Designed to Capture Vilna in the Near Future.

THREATENED DRIVE OF REDS LAUNCHED   ATTACKS BEGUN ON BOWH SIDES OF DVINA RIVER— FIGHTING IS SEVERE.

Bolsheviki and Poleg Clash on Vilna Front, 3   Gevore Fighting Reported in Vlelnity 1 of Dedino Along the Sanke ‘of the Dvina,  ”

THE RADICALS   Fierce Fightin is Taking Place Between Polish Forces and Russians.

SOVIETS ATTACK POLES. —QN DVINA:RIVER FRON   Heavy Fighting on Both Sides Re ported in Lettish Communiques,   APPARENTLY. BEGINNING OF THREATENED DRIVE   Bolsheviki Have - Designs Which  Will Garry ‘Them’ in Di.  rection of Vilna, .   POLES COUNTER ATTACK   Reds Are Driven Kastward; Un easiness Prevails in Finland Over Successes. .

BOLSREVIA! ATTACKS IN DIRECTION VILA BEGIN WITA SUCCESS   ATTACKS ARE SCATTERED OVEE SEVERAL FRONTS ON ALL SIDES OF VIENNA.

BIG BATTLE IN RUSS)   Bolsheviki_ and Poles Clash ¢ Vilna Front.   Bevere Fighting Reported in Vicinity of Dedino Along the Banks of the Ovina,

BOLSHEVIK! BEGIN THREATENED DBWE   Launch Attacks On Bott Sides Dvina River.

Threatened Drive On Northern Front Apparently Designed To Reach Vilna.

POLISH WAR ‘BRE KS AFRESH   i } “st . ROLSHEVIK TROOPS RENEW  ATTACKS ON WIDE FRONT,   TROUBLE 1S BREWING IN TUR. KEY AND OTHER PLACES.   witn the Coming of Spring .It ie.   gins to Look as If the Armies   > WHE Start. Again.

BOLSHEVIKI AGAIN ACTIV]   Apparently _ Beginning Threatened Drive on Northern Front

RUSS REDS OPEN ATTACK ON BOTH SIDES OF DVINA   Start Drive to Carry Them in Direction of  Vilna.

F/aHTING IS REPORTED PARTICULARLY SEVERE   Poles Make Counter - Attack and Drive Reds Eastward on the Beresina— Finland Uneasy Over Russian Suc~ cesses—Soviet Army Captures Military Post.  Ke

OS  Bolsheviki Army  Launches Bio Attacl   Apparently Beginning of Threatened Dri¥e on the Northern Front. by the Bolshevik Forces,

LOCK TEXANS IN VAULT, ROB BANK   DAYLIGHT BANDIES GET $5000 IN CASH FROM BANK AT ATHENS

GIVES COMMODITY. PRICES FREE REIN   Department of Justice Feels That Policy of Pressure Is Vindicated by Results Achieved.

H. Marks & Co. Have One Thousand Acres Under Lease Near Sullivan. Will Develop Same.

EQUAL SUFFRAGE TO MEET DEFEAT IN DELAWARE   2) Members of the House Sign ¢ Round Kabin Nei le Vote

DELAWARE WILL DENY SUFFRAGE   pw OF 33 MEMBERS Ot HOUSE SIGN WRITTEN AGREEMENT OPPOSENG.      VOTE IS EXPECTED SOON

DELAWARE AGAINST WOMAN'S SUFFRACI   Indications Are That the Antis Wil “Win When Vote is Called a Per .

DELAWARE WILL DENY SUFFRAGE   TWENTY OF &. MEMBERS O01 HOUSE SIGN WRITTEN AGREEMENT OPPOSING.   VOTE IS EXPECTED SOON

DELAMARE HOUSE TO DEFEAT SUFFRAGE   Bi-Partican Conferees Reach Agreement to Vote Against Amendment at Any Time.

OUTLOOK FOR BOOZE DARK   Neither Party Will Have Liquor Plank, Is Predic- « tion of H. N. Rickey.   SENTIMENT GROWING AGAINST SUCH ACTION

NEITHER PARTY LIKELY TO HAVE A LIQUOR PLANK   SENTIMENT IS CRYSTALIZING AGAINST ATTEMPT TO REVIVE BOOZE CORPSE   REPUBLICANS FOUND TO BE FLATLY AGAINST 11

Former Head All Russian Government.   ADMIRAL FACED FIRING LINE   With One of His Ministers He Was Victim of Revolutionists at Irkutsk.

KOLCHAK DEATH CONFIRMED   Ex-Head of All-Russian Government and Minister Was Executed February 7.

BEPOAT CONFIRMS KOLCHAK'S KILLING   Revolutionary Committee Convicts—I mmediate Execution Fearing ‘Attempt At Rescue.

KOLGHAK AND PREMIER ARE EXECUTED FEB. 7   Revolutionary Committee. Decides to. End Their Lives After Brief Notice.   ALLIES SEEK REASONS

ADMIRAL KOLCHAK EXECUTED FEB. 7   FORMER HEAD OF ALL-RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT IS SHOT TO DEATH.

OFFICIALLY — CONFIRMED   Former Head All-Russian Government Was  Shot at Irkutsk

CONFIRM REPORT OF EXECUTION OF ALL-RUSS CHIE!   Admiral Kolchak Shot at Irkutsk on February 7

KOLGHAK KILLED OFFICIALLY SAID   WITH MINISTER OF HIS CAB INET RUSSIAN LEADER WAS PUT TO DEATH   FIXING OF RESPONSIBILITY   Both Were Shot Early in Morning Following Quick Decision of a Revolutionary Committee.

EXECUTION OF — KOLCHAK NOW IS CERTAINTY   NEWS 18 OFFICIALLY CON. FIRMED’ AND ALL DE. TAILS PUBLISHED,

WEDNESDAY’: HOG SAI EB: .. WAS'A FINE SUCCESS   Gillam & Sharpe's. ‘Second PolandChina Sale Was Well Attend"ed Wednesday.) 

“HOG SALE A SUCCESS.   Gillam, &. Sharjie’s_ Second Poland. ~ China Sale Was’ Well Attend: “Sed  Wedpeadav.- 0.

ESCAPE AN INTER INTERNMENT CAMP   Foree of Seven Hundred RKuasian  Prisoners Overpower Geards.

CHRISTIANS LEFT TO MERCY OF THE TURK   French Canclude Armistice: with the Tuirkish Nationalists, Tell Chris tians to Shift for Themselves.

AAMENIA LEFT OPEN TOATTACK AV TURK REBELS   Sonsternation Prevails Among Christians of Southeast Asia Minor   SLAUGHTER OF ORPHANS ‘AT HANIIN REPORTED   Believe French: Forces wi Evacuate -at. Conclusion.-” of Armistice

ARMENIANS IN ANGER FROM TURK TROOPS   TWENTY DAY ARMISTICE AGREED UPON BETWEEN FRENCH AND TURKISH NATIONALISTS,

ARMISTICE WAS NOT FOR THE ARMENIANS   CHRISTIANS IN SOUTHEAST ASTA MINOR ARE GREAi?LY ALARMED   Armistice Hlas Been Broken > Many Places and fear Grips Pophilation

ARMENIANS FEAR NEW MASSACRES AS FRENCH LEAVE   Even Americans Fail ed to Save Orphans in Their Care

ARMISTICE WAS NOT _ FOR THE ARMENIANS   CHRISTIANS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA MINOK ARE GREATLY ALARMED   Armistice Has Been Broken Many Faces and Feur Crips Pepulation

Sonstemnation at Cilicia—Eur~ ropeans' in Fear of Death of  Many: Christiane —, ‘Greal  “Confusion Over Armistice. . :

ARMENIANS ARE TOLD TO CARE FOR SELVES   French Sign Twenty-Day Armistice With Turks; American Women Affected.

FEAR MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS   Slaughter of Armenians Is Re. ported Imminent in Cilicia.      Armistice Between French and Turks Included No Clause for Protection of Armenians—Fate of Orphans Unknown.

MASSACRE IS FEARED NOW IN CILICIA   Slaughter of Armenians Is Reported Imminent in Cilicia.   FRENCH REFUSE PROTECTION   Armistice Between French and Turks Included No Clause for Protection of Armenians— Fate of Orphans Unknown.

CHRISTIANS AGAIN IN GRAVE DANGER   Consternation Prevails in Cilicia as Result of Armistice Between French and Turks ish Nationalists.   COMPOUNDS GIVEN UP BY AMERICAN WORKERS   Armenian Orphans’ Fate Unknown—One Report Says Boys Are Killed and Girls Taken Into Captivity.

AcOH ARMENIAN MASSACRE FEARED   Murder of Christians Is Reported as Imminent.   AMERICANS ARE IN PERIL   Twenty-Day Armistice Between the Turks and French Contained No Clause for the Protection of Christians in Armenia.

Bg ee £f NATIONAL GRANGE.:WON'T.. .  meh CASmce. Raw ieee“ EEO RK

Farmers’ Organizations Will Not Join Labor Federation in Its Political Gampaigr

MUST: GO IT. ACONE      Farm: Organizaivuns Announce That They Wilk Not Join the A. F. 1, fn its Political Campaign.

EARMERS 10 VOTE AS THEY SEE FI]   Will Not Follow American Federation of Labor In Its Non-Partisan Campaign. .

BLOOMINGTON FATHER   In Jail Facing Charge of Mistreatin Than whter

ANOTHER CHARGE PLACED AGAINST WILLIAM. JENKINS   American Consular Agent Now Accused of Supplying ‘Arms . . to Mexican Rebels.

ILL-TEELING IN ONE aUOJECT  TO PLEBIOGIT   ENTENTE TROOPS '- OCCUPYING  AREA

MAYOR LEAVES TOWN   Is Ordered from Plebiscite Area in Schleswig.

GERMAN MAYOR LEAVES SCHLESWIG BY AUTO            naps Rxhivit fonsiderable Jin. tment Over His Departure— —Rritish ‘Proops on Hand.

BLAINES BURIED AT AUGUSTA   New “Resting Place a Memorial of! Grandson Killed in Battle at St. Mihiel.

TROOPS RUSHED   State Militia and Deputy Sheriffs Are Hurried to Stee! District in Effort to Avert Race Riot.   IBAYONETS AND MACHINE: GUNS TO QUELL MOBS   Information That Jail Is tt Be Attacked Brings State Troops Pouring Into Min.   nesota City. :

Where 11 Negroes are Weld in Conhoction With an Assault on 17 Year Old Cit

EXPECT NEW ATTACK ON DULUTH JAIL   State Drcops Are Called For Proteetion.

FRENCH OBJECT.   Editors Protest Against Any Postponement of the Spa Meeting.

SUSAR CONTRGL NOW IN HANDS OF GOMMAISSICN   Wholesalers in Ohio to G:t Cent Pound and Retailers Two Cents Pound Protit.

PROTEST MADE... _.BY:NEWSPAPERS   E ditors Fear. Spa Con. ference Would Be De-. ferred Indefinitely

TALY SUFFERS GREAT QUAKE   HUNDREDS DIE AS EARTH TREMBLES   Shocks Were Terrific. Sun Lost To View in Great Dust Clouds.

HUNDREDS PERISH IN EARTHQUAKES. IN ITALY TOWN:   Many Dead and Wounded Are Still Under the Ruins.

HUNDREDS ARE DEAD BY QUAKE   Thousands are Hurt: Many Towns are  Wrecked   BLOW TO ITALY

MUGH SUFFERING POR WANT OF F000 AND OF MEDICINE   Extent of Italy’s Earthquake Disaster Has Not Yet Been Measured.   HUNDREDS KNOWN DEAD AND THOUSANDS INJURED   Death List Up to Wednesday Evening Shows Close to Four Hundred Already Reported With Many Bodies Probably Buried Under the Ruins,

HUNDREDS SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY QUAKE IN ITALY   Air Was Filled With Dust S Black Sun Was Invisible the Survivors Deciare.   THOUSANDS REPORTED INJURED; MANY SUFFEL   Many Bodies of Dead and In jured Remain Under Ruins —Lack Medicine and Food.

EARTHQUAKE [a HohaTAOUS TO ITALIAN TOWNE   Hundreds Are Killed. Towns and Villages Are Wrecked.

DIE IN QUAKE   ITALIAN TOWNS OVER LARGE AREA SHAKEN   THOUSANDS ARE INJURED   Much Suffering Reported Following Disaster

ITALIENS RECALL —MESSIRA TRAGEDY   In Present Terrible Disaster Caused by Earthquake.   HUNDREDS ARE KILLED   ) Thousands Injured and Rushed rte Hospitals at Spezia— Quakes Described. by Sarvivors as Terrifying, the Air Filled Wish Chceking Black ) aye .

EARTHQUAKE AGAIN ~ TERRORIZES ITAL\   PENINSULA VWISITED BY SERIES OF BAD TREMORS.   Hundreds Killed and Thoesands !vjured—Villages Are Completely Blotted Out—Hauins Making Rescue Difficult.

Number Of Dead ln Italy Is Not Yet Determined   Although Food aol ‘Medicina Are Being Rushed .To Area. Devas -tated' By Earthquake There Is Moin CO .f       NEARLY 400 REPORTED KILLED

HUNDREDS KILLED BY ITALIAN QUAKE   THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN INJURED AND SUFFERING IS INTENSE IN STRICKEN AREA,

HUNDREDS ARE DEAD AND HURT IN ITALY   Tuesday’s Earthquake Wrecked Small Towns and Villages, Cannas Heavy Losses

A NEW “PASS” TO SHOW   Student Charged With Trying to Enter Theatre Through Transom

Student Charged With ‘Trying -t Enter ‘Theatre Through ~ Transom <- a

U. S. SEES SLIGHT HOPE OF BIG FOE INDEMNITY   Washington Tells France and England Allies Can not Hope to Collect Immense Sum; America Will Not Try to Exert Pressure on Entente, However

THINKS BERLIN IS TAXED T00 HIGH   U.S. Believes Indemnity Made Teo Big By Premiers   ICAN’T PAY SUCH HUGE SUM   80,000,000,000 Marks is Limit Sunoested hy Washington

foe oe —-@ eo - —_  INDEMNITY CAN'T BE COLLECTED   U.S. DOPS NOT BEIEVE GERMAN’ WILL BE ABLE TO PAY RIG SUM

IBEMATTY 700 HUGE. SAYS H.8:A;   NO MORE. PRESSURE BEING EXERTED ON. THE ALLIES - TO BE MORE-LENIENT

U. §. OBJECTS T HUGE INDEMNITY   American Stand Is That Altie: Are Demanding Too Much in Reparation From Germany.   CANNOT MEET DEMANDS

U.S. HINTS ALLIES WILL BE UNABLE 10 COLLECT INDEMNIT)   AMERICAN OFFICIALS BELIEVE THAT GERMANY WILL BE UNABLE TO PAY Bit WAR FINE

BIG GERMAN INDEMNITY IS BEING OPPOSED BY U. §   Contends Proposal by Britain and France Would Stop German Imports.

U.S. Tells Allies They Cannot  Collect German Indemnities   America Thinks Claims Asked by Premiers Are toc ‘ Ileavy to Ever Be Realized.

ACCUSED OF MURDERING WEALTHY MOTHER-IN-LAW   Young Physician Accused of Putting Mustard in Bladder —Other Members of Family Have Died Mysteriously.

DOCTOR HELD _ FOR DEATH OF  MOTHER-IN-LAW   Authorities Charge Freudenberg with Killing Woman To Prevent Her Third Marriage.

AMERICANS AND JAPS CLASH IN SIBERIA, REPORT   Obscure Reference Made in Dispatch tc London—U. §. Fleet Helped Revolution, Says Report.

HE JAPANESE AND AMERICAN TROOPS CLASH   bs LATTER CAPFURED AN fmnuy TRAIN PROM GENERAL SEMENOFF, REPORTS STATED.      vo Americans Were Killed anc Shree Wounded in the Fight Which Occurred in the Late Balkin Region, According to a Dispatch.

Siberian Situation in Chaotic Condition   Report From Harbin Refers te Clashes Between American and Japanese Troops

YANKS AND JAPS IN CLASH IN SIBERIA, BOLSHEVISTS. AVER   i BOLSHEVIK COMMUNIQUE TELLS OF RED YVICTORIKS — CHINESE AID THE SOVIRTS

Clash Between American _ And Japanese Troops In _ Siberia, Harbin Reports

AMERICAN FLEET COMES 10 AID OF BOLSHEVIK FORCI   ‘Battleships From Philippines Help Against Tans. Claim   Russian “Reds” Make Victory Claims—Take Kenennendel:

CLASH BETWEEN AMERICANS AND JAPS REPORTED   Zalsheviki- Wireless Says  Yirnkees  WH Try to Pee ene tapes     Krom Landing Fresh Troops,

Bolshevist Wireless Message Re “fers To Differences Between Troops In Siberia.   AMERICANS SENT TO HEAD OFF JAPANESE.   Another report says that Amoricans captured an armored train from anti - bolshevist  _ leaders with loss of two men killed and three wounded.

TLE WEATHER   TWO AMERICANS WERE KILLED IN GLASH, REPORT   Encounter Occurs in Siberia When U. S. Forces Join Move Against Semenoff   U. S. WARSHIPS TOOK PART IN MOVEMENT   . BOLSHEVIK COMMUNIQUE TELLS OBSCURELY OF CON. FLICT BETWEEN AMERICAN AND JAP FORCES,

HOUSE VOTES TO RETAIN FOREIGN TRADE PROVISC   Members Refuse to Stand by Action of Sub-Committee i _ Ruling Out Appropriation,

GUNSERYATIOM WITH IDEA OF RESTORING CONFIDENCE OF FOREIGNERS, KEYNOTE  Mistakes of Carranza Will Be      Mistakes of Carranza Will Be Utilized.in Avoiding Dif. ficulties in Future   NTERNATIONAL TRADE TO BE GIVEN GREAT STIMULUS

Provisional government con templates restricting use ~ of.aleoholic drinks 7 * FF _ a

Habits of the Cotton “Pest and hat May ‘Be: exacted -in-the ‘Way of Damage      DAMAGE NEXT: YEAR Is APT TO BE SMALL

THE BOLL WEEVIL   Habits of the Cotton Pest and What May Be Expected in the Wav of Damage.   DAMAGE NEXT YEAR IS APT TO BE SMALL

Reported Caton Appeara to Be Piet Agnins¢ Engliah, French,  a Ae OE

SLURS. ARE BACK ON JB ASO AA ANCE MORE   Eighty-third Ghio General Assembly Recurvenes Monday   TAX PROBLEMS LOOM UP   Tabor Opposes Lifting of Smith One Per Cent. Tax Limit.

GS ARE ant iB or MORE      Eighty. third Chio General As: sembly Recorvenes Monday  [Sg Soe eee   TAX PROBLEMS LOOM UP   Tabor Opposes Lifting of Smith One Per Cent. Tax Limit.

BURNS MEN IN DISCOVERY   lind That One-Horme Warcon Carryi ing Time Bomb Drove Up to  Aswans Roaiikline.

D’ANNUNZIO RECEIVES DEPUTIES FROM. ROME WITH GREAT CEREMON!   Commission Goes Into Con: ference With Peet: on Adriatic Settlement.

CONFER WITH D’ANNUNZIC   Commission Arrived ir Fiume Today—Immediately Received

DEPUTIES IN FIUME; WILL SEE D’ANNUNZIO   Italian Representatives Me’ With Great Ceremonies On Arrival.   DEMANDS FULL RECOGNITION

D'ANNUNZIO. DEMANDS FULL RECOGNITION OF INDEPENNENT EPUB!   GIVES ELABORATE RECEPTION Tt COMMITTEE OF TTALIANS  SENT TO FIUME,.

“Pats TO LEND ASSISTANCE TO LNT? REVOLT AGAINST CARMANZA,   JOINS REBEL MOVEMENT    tts Agents With Federal Army Di/ vis ons to Keep Him Posted of Operations Against  i aonern.

SONORA WILL ASK 1,5 RECOGNITION AS BELLIGERENT   Hopes to Forestall Permission to Carranza to Cross Border.   REBEL TROOPS RUSHING TO GUARD AGUA PRIETA   Leader in Revolution Does Not Expect Washington to Become Involved.

ihe Miele. amie ndaaaemaaaaianaialiell  JONORA SEEKING 4.5, RECOGNITION   Francisco Elias Asserts It Ha: Been Custom of U. S. to Recognize Belligerents

RECOGNITION Ut  NEW REPUBLIC  Ao BELLIGEREN! WILL BE ASKER   Sonora Hopes to Forestal Permission Being Grantec Carranza Soldiers to Cross United States Territory.   PRECEDENTS CITED BY ELIAS, REVOLT LEADER   jen, Calles Says Sonoran Armed Forces Are Continuing Sinaloa Invasion; No Clachee Renorted,

Steps by Carranza Seeking Troop Movement Through ® U.S. Is Opposed,   BORDER STATES PROTEST ACTION TO WASHINGTON   Declare It Would Precipitate Battles on This Side of  _ the Border Claim of  - ~ Douglas Men.

BELLIGERENT RECOGNITION   FROM UNITED STATES TO FORESTALL FEDERAI, TROOPS PASSING THROUGH,   Villa Expected to Aid Revolutionists By Aticct ine Government Gar Daovtas sce \ cacascctielia,

Sonora to Ask Recognition As Belligerent by America   Action, if Granted, Would Forestall Permission to Carranza in Sending Troops Into U. 8. Territory to Attack Seceded States From North—All Available Soldiers Being Rushed to Border Town.

SONORA TO APPEAL TO. U.§, FOR RECOGNITION   LEADER IN REVOLT AGAINST CARRANZA GOVERNMENT 80 ANNOUNCES,

SONORA WILL-ASK FOR RECOGNITION   Announcement’ of Proposed Appeal. to : United, States. Made by Leader   WOULD OPEN ALL PORTS   Hope to Forestall Granting of Permission: for- Troops, to Attack. From. Border

REPRESENTATIVE NOP EGT RAILWAYS   FEDERAL EXPERT WILL TRAVEL OVER THE LINE THROUGHOUT WEST   TQ IMPROVE THE  LINES   Many Towns in West Texas Seeking Better Service at the Hands of the Railroad Administration.

SPECIAL REPRESENTAT HE AAILAGAD ADMINISTRATION ig TqNKHE Wear TEV AC   WILL PERSONALLY EXAMINE €6%BITIONS CAUSING PRESENT RAIL CONGESTION,

CHINEAS TROOPS ON A RAMPAGE   General Chang Ching Yao with Large Force Attack  Mission

EFEATED CHIN age At cat   American Legation Learns of '- Killing of Missionary by Retreating Troops

DOCTOR MOVES TO YORK   Dr. H. S. Crouse, of Littlestown. Leaves County. «

FEDERAL BASIS _ -OF PROFIT USED BY STATE BOD)      $8 MAY BE PRICE OF COAL DE LIVERED TO CONSUMERS— 2 $2.50 RETAIL MARGIN.- -

PLAGUE HITS HIVE SEAPORTS IN AMERICA   NOTED DOCTOR DECLARED In AN ADDRESS BEFORE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.   MUST: MAKE WAR ON RATS.   Government Must Make a Relentless Warfare on Rats in Al! The Seaports in America.

Violates His Promise t) Stay Away From the Union Meetings.   SERVICE IMPROVES   35,000 Freight Handlers and Clerks in Chicago Threaten to Walk Out in Wages Are Not Raised:

ANOTHER STRIKE “INTHE RAILWAYS IS THRENTENEL   Freight Handlers and Clerks, Demanding More Wages, May Take Vote.   ‘Grunau, Refusing to Give Bail, Goes to Jail and Others Are Arrested.

RAIL STRIKE i ves        Is Jailed at Jollet; 95 ; Others Wie He ' Arrested: Immediately 

GRUNAU TAKE 70 JAIL UNDER FEDERAL WAIl   OFFICERS SAY THE BROKE HIS PROMISE TO NOT ATTEND MEETINGS OF UNIONS   Freight Handlers and Clerks Are Now Threatening To Strike Unless Their Pay Is Increased.

QUTLAW oTRIKE LEADER GRUNAL 1) THROWN INTO  JAIL AT JOLIET   Refuses to Give Bond for $10,000 For His Appearance to Answer to Charge of Violating Lever Act,   VIOLATED PROMISE OFFICIALS ALLEGE   Threatened Walkout of 35,OOO Freight Handlers and Railroad Clerks May Comnlicate the Situation,

JOHN GRUNAU BACK 10 JAIL   OUTLAW STRIKE LEADER IN A CELL AT JOLIET, IL.   ACCUSED OF BREAKING PLEDGE   VIOLATED AGREEMENT NOT To ATTEND MEETINGS.   Twenty-five Others May “affer Same Fate—New Mermace to Rallrodds Frem Freight Handlers apd the Clerks

OUTLAW STRIKE HEAD COMMITTED TO JAIL   John Grunau, Refusing Bond of $10,000, Is Taken to Joliet.

RAIL STRIKE ~ CHIEF REFUSES: -- JOGIVE BONI        6 Jailed at Joliet;-25- Others: Wilt Be : Arrested: Immediately... ©, -

ARAITING. REPLY wT NTERES   PRESTEPEN'T WILSON HAS ADHER TO POSLTTION      ON THE ADRIATIC. QUESTION      The Reply of the Sep ane Council  Expected This) Eye bing or ‘Vomor. row Mornine,

U. S. FIRM FOR  ADRIATIC TERMS IN PEACE TREAT}   WILSON THREATENS WITH. PRAWAL FROM TREATY IF ADRIATIC QUESTION IS NOT SETTLED AS FORMERLY AMRERT

FIFTY PERCENT DIVORCES   Are Based Cpen Trumped Up Charges, Declares Francis M. Moody of Chiczeo. -

DIVORCES ON BOGUS CHARGES      a More Than Half Wrongly Granted, F M. Moody, Chicago, Telle Senate Committee,

EXPLAINS DIVORCE      Fascination Is Cause, Says Chiecag Man. Hits Newspaper Writers.

BUILDING ACTIVITY IN GREENVILLE   VHE MILLER BUILDING IS ABOUT COMPLETED   fae By Web cid UP

BUILDING ACTIVITY ~—N GREENVILLE   THE MILLER BUILDING IS ABOUT COMPLETED   THE GIY HALL GOlMG UP   The Tallest Tower for Pouring Concrete Ever Erected in State at the Henderson Baird Hardware Co2  New Building.

PRINT PAPER TAKES ANOTHER PRICE JUMP   Advance To $130 A Ton For  Contracts; 15 Cents A Pound  In Open Market. 

FURTHER NEWS PRINT ADVANCE   Price Increases Announced by Ca aadian (ompany.

Two Deaths Reported i in Irefanc as Result of New Military Policy.   DE VALERA {[S EXPECTED   Reported in England That “Irish President” Is on His Way Home.

Troops Indicate. fuman ~ Breastworks to: Be Used      Efforts. for-lrish: F ‘Arish:. “Peace. ‘Stil Going’ On With: Little — Results, =.

MILITARY FORCES RAID ARAN ISLAND   Two Sinn Feiners Are Killed, Three ' Wounded and Eleven Captured.

MILITARY USES QIN FEINEAG AS HOSTAGES   When Troops Move Abou Prisoners Are Carried as Precautionary Measure      TWO SINN FEINERS ARE KILLED IN ISLAND RAID

THREE DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Pilot and Two Brothers Killed When Machines Collide,

RENTERS REFUSE TO LEAVE HOMES   10,000 Chicago Tenants Defy Efforts of Landlords to Evict Them on “Moving Day.”

10,000 TENANTS IN CHICAGO DEFY ORDERS TO MoV!   Exorbitant Rents, Are Asked They Say, and Unable to Obtain OQiuartere

THOUSANDS IN “RENT . STRIKE” IN CHICAGO   FAMILIES DEFY EFFORTS OF LANDLORDS TO EVICT THEM TODAY   “Unable to Pay High Rent or Finc Other Homes,” Says Head of League

CHICAGO TENANTS GO ON-A “RENT STRIKE’   Defy fandlords Who Woulc ~~ Evict Them Today.

FAMILIES ON A RENT STRIKE   Phovenrds in Chicago Refuse to Va. eate Apartmc nate.

CHICAGO TENANTS DECLARE A “RENT STRIKE” AND DECLINE TO PAY HIGHER PRICES ASKED

LLL ELLOS ILO TLL CLD,  Chicago Tenants by Thousands Will Resist Eviction Actions

CHICAGO FAMILIES _ GO ON RENT STRIKE AND REFUSE TO MOVE   Exorbitant Rentals Asked and Tenants Show Fight.

CIGARKTS DID Vp   Cox’s Son Failed at Culver De. cass Ike Srioked?

NOMPLETELY WIPED QUT TOWN QF PEGGS. OKLA.   Over 50 Reported Dead and 150 Injured.

W. 6. M’ADOO IS PUT UP-G. 0. P. ALSO READY   friends of Ex-Secretary Launch Campaign--Reps Wait.

MADOO'S FRIENDS START PRESIDENTIAL BOOM FOR HIN   (ampaice Launched in Washingtos Sant Evening for President's Son-in-Law   KANSAS CITY MINISTER Te PRESENT WIS      Voformation Is Given Gut During Hearing Refore Campaign Expendifures Committce

MCADOO CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT WAS LAUNCHED   LAST NIGHT AT WASHINGTON BY WeABOO'S FRIENDS TOLD THE SENATE COMMITTEE   THEY SAID NO MONEY HAD BEEN SPENT TO BOOM MeADOO AND NO FUNDS RAISED

NEW ENGLAND COAST IS SWEPT BY FIFTY MILE GALE   (T WINTHROP, WASS. THE SURE WAS BREAKING 10 FEET

NEW ENGLAND COAST STORN   Boston and Other City Water Frants Badly Flooded by High Rolling Waves,

Rushed to Tipperary Mountain: Where Crown and Republican Forces Clashed.

SENATOR NEWBERRY [S DECLARED GUILTY   MICHIGAN SENATOR CONVICTED ‘OF CONSPIRACY BY WHICH HE WON HIS SEAT  tA 40412

SEN, NEWBERRY FOUND CUILT)   Convicted by Jury. of’ Criminal Conspiracy in Campaign of 1918,   1% OTHERS FOUND GUILTY   Verdicts Also Returned Agalnst Paul King, Campaign Manager, and John 3. Newberry—-Case wn Trial for Eloht Weeks.

a  ‘ALIBI CLAIMED BY SUSPECT   Man Arrested as Eugene Le Roy Gives Areaiint of Himself.

TRUNK SUSPECT CLAIMS ALIBI   Morria Fox Gives Account of Himself to United States Envoy in Uruguay.

LUNATIC CHOKES JAILER TO DEATH   KEEPER FOUND DEAD IN CORRIDOR OF CITY PRISON AT SPOKANE TODAY

CURTIS AND ALLEN ARE SUCCESSFUL IN KANSAS   Apparently Are Renominated By Republicans for U; 8, Senator and Goverrior.

ALLEN IN LEAD IN KANSAS 6.0.2. PRIMARY FIGH’      Senator Curtis Also Wins Renomination on Face nf Raturns.

ALLEN LEADING IN KANSAS VOTE   Despite Opposition of Labor Governor Receives a Renomination.

DISCOVER HULL OF MAYFLOWEEK   Dr. Harris Claims to Have Made Find of Historical Interest.

WORM-EATEN AND WORK BY TIME'S FINGERS Tit HULL OF SnIP UN: WHICH PILGRIMS SATLEB HAS BEEN FOUND IN ENGLAND

Claims He Has Discovered the Hull — of the Mayflower of Pilgrim Fame

TO BEGIN   The Republicaus Are Lining wy for Their National Campaigo.

5.0.P. CAMPAIGN WILL TAKE SHAPE QUICKLY   Republican Leaders Gather In Chicago Tuesday To Make Definite Plan Of Action.

AYS TO MARSHAL ¢ 0.P. CHIEFS AT CHICAGO TUESDAY   Campaign .Plans to Take Detinite Shape at- 2 ee ee

REPUBLICANS AWAIT RESULT OF FRISCO BOUT   Campaign Plans To Start When Democratic Convention Ends.

6. 0.P. LEADERS 10 DECIDE CAMPAIGN PLANS THIS WEEK   Hays Will Open Conference it  Chicago With Managers,  National Committeemen.

HARDING IN CONFERENCE WITH BOSSES   Republican Campaign Plan  Are Beginning to Take Definite Shape.

REPUBLICANS TO ‘START CAMPAIGN   Meeting Tomorrow in Chicago to Put Plans in Definite Shape.

Chairman Hays to Arrive in Chicago Tomorrow to Discuss Campaign.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN PLANS.   Expected te Take Definite Shape in  Chiengwo This Week.

BOOSTED RATES ARE JUSTIFIED   Statement Says Ne Community Can Affcrd to Have Newspapers in Deteriorated Condition.

BISHOP CARROLL TO OPEN SGHODL ‘QURING OLN  PRATER Yrs. fre   CATHOLIC SISTERS OF NORTHWEST TO BE BROUGHT HERE.

BIOHOP CARROLL TO OPEN obHO0U QURING SUMMER   INSTITUTION ON BIGSCALE . .  CATHOLIC SISTERS (OF NORTHWEST TO BE BROUGHT HERE.

BRYAN APPOINTMENTS UNDER FIRE IN HOUSE   Representative Flood Charges Con  suls Pro-German—Dubbed “Scum of Earth.”

BRYAN ENVOYS CONDEMNED AS - “SCUM OF EARTH   Representative in Congres -Slaps-at--Diplomatic Ap‘' sointmenits by Nebraskan.

LABOR BOARD MEETS. TD TAKE UP DEMANDS OF RR. TRAINMEN   Some of the Strikers Returning to Work Following Ultimatum of the Government.

Men Case Will be Presented to Board This Afternoon--Also Managers Side

Leade Ys Pr O ioe, Me                  Outlaw Heads Would Call Of Strike 1f Men: rested Are Released and Union Recognize —All Roads Move More Freight:

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD HOLD MEETING TO-DAY   Demands of Tvainmen Over Wohici Disagreement Was Had Recent1,

CAREFUL WITH GUNS BUT DON'T GET LICKET   Col. Ballou, in Command of Troops at Denver, Orders Restraint-— All Cars May Run.

TROOPS PATROL DENVER; CARS TO RUN TODAY   Military, State and Civil Au thorities Decide to Use Strike Breakers.

Denver Riots Held in Check and Cars Are to Resume Operation Soor   Six Were Killed and Many In. jured Before Troops Got Mobs Under Control.

DERVER 10 oTAR] NUARING GARG ON EVERY LINE TODA)   Troops on Guard Are Ordered to Use Discretion With Weapons, but Not to “Cet Licked.”

DENVER CARS TO BE OPERATED BY STRIKEBREAKERS   Militia to Guare Workers and Rightaway.

DENVER READY TO RESUME ITS CAR SERVICE   Town Heavily Patroiled by Military and Civil Guards Now Comparatively Quiet   ARMED GUARDS ON CARS WILL BE ONSPENSED WITH, CREWS UNARMED.

TADOPS BRING TANKS 10 STOP  FURTHER RIOTS   Strikers Agree to Return If Company Ousts All Strikebreakers   MANAGER REFUSES TO DEAL WITH EMPLOYES   Meeting Called io - Consider Corporation’s Attitude Forbidden By Colonel

DENVER (HET WITH FEDERAL TROOPS READY   Tramway Co. Refuses to Recognize Carmen’s  Union.

DENVER READY TO RESUME ITS CAR SERVICE   Town Heavily -Patrolled by Military. and Civil Guards Now Comparatively Quiet   CAR CREWS UNARMED   ARMED GUARDS ON CARS WILL BE  OSPENSED WITH, CREWS UnNBReErn

TROOPS CONTROL DENVER, AEGUME TRAM SERVIGE   The City Is Quiet After Two Days of Riot ing.    The Strikers Will Be Taken Back as Indi- , viduals.

CAR SERVICE IN DENVER WILL BE RESUMED TODA!   With Federal Troups on Guard, Officials Refuse to Treat With Strikers—Death List Increased.

DENVER STREET CAA SERMCE RESUMED; TROOPS IN CONTROL   Meeting of Strikers Prohibit ed; Officials Refuse to Deal With Union. .

DENVER AUTHORITIES TO ESTABLISH CAR SERVICE ON SUNDAY   Conference Saturday Nighi Brings Decision to Start Cars _ Running on all Lines      MILITARY COMMANDER BARS MEETING OF STRIKERS   Men Vote to Return if Company; Meets Conditions

THE BASTER SERVICES.   upressive qunk Appropriate Pro. gram at the Churches,

GOVERNMENT SURE FRENCH STRIKE WIL BE BROKEN   Cabinet Meets im Paris to Conside Triple Strike—-Many Workers Hicfuse to Leave Their Posts.

French Transport, Marine and Mine Workers Expected to Return.   TEXTILE WORKERS OUT OF NEW ENGLAND MILLS   Mayor Fitzgerald of Cleveland Will Talk With Carmen Again,

ONLY NINE MINES ARE OPERATING   Nearly Every Mine in State is Closed on Account of the Strike   OVER TWO HUNDRED      Are Idle—lIilinois Produeers to Demand Resumption of Work

BELIEVES WILSON WILLING TO QUIT PARTICIPATION IN ALL PUBLIC AFFAIRS   But Would Want Assurance America Would Join Leawue of Nations. Declares Governor Cox.

COX SAYS WILSON CARRYING ON ONLY FOR LEAGUE GOA   “Would Be Willing to Conclude . Public Life if Assured of U. S. Membership.”   CANDIDATE SAYS LEAGUE PLEOGE. TO MOTHERHOOD   Meetings. and: Addresses Over . City. Wind Up With Club Speech at ‘Midnight.

COX ADDRESSES BIC AUDIENCE Gt WOMEN IN THE WANDY ClTY   Discusses League of Nations, Women Cheering Name of President Wilson.   WILL CLOSE IN CHICAGO   Senater Harding Consults Party - Leaders At Cincinnati Before  Ending At Columbus.

CAMPAIGN TALKS IN “WINDY CITY”   Old-Time Torch Light Parade Also Scheduled.  FINAL EFFORT   Windup of Speechmaking to Include Address in All Parts of Chicago— Gary Also to Hear Him.

Governor Cox Tells Women at Chicago That President Wil Retire If America doing Leagrte

DECLARES LEAGUE IS  PLEDGE 10 AMERICAN  MOTHERHOOD; POLICY OF HATE IS ATTACKED

to Chicaig: ‘Womea He   HAS A FULL DAY IN CHICAGO   5 He: Will Consult the

LEAGUE IS SO. DESCRIBED BY. GOVERNOR COX   ‘Democratic Candidate Ad. dressed Women of Chi- : cago Today. .   NOMINEE IS GIVEN ; A GREAT OVATION.   He Tells His Audience He ij Not Afraid cf Woman Suffrage.

Believe Jealousy Motive in Death of Rich Turfmar      Sleuths “See” a Woman in the Case—Vengeance Theory Also Held.

TWO THEORIES ARE ADVANCED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF RICH NEW YORK SPORT KING

SOCIETY WOMEN INVOLVED, ,.   Her Husband, Once an Armp San, May Be the \ Slayer, i

TWO THEORIES IN ELWELL MURDER   Jealousy Over Woman or Re venge for Heavy Losses at Cards.

MAY GIVE CLEW TO BLWEL! MURDER   GAMBLER MAY BE CULPRIT   Police Trace Report of Threat By Loser in Card Game

FIX MOTIVE FOR ELWELL SLAYING   Police Say Either Jealousy ot Loss At Cards Cause of Death.

THEORIES AS TO MURDER MOTIVE   Jealousy Over Woman or Revenge for Losses  POLICE ARE IN DOUBT   Slues Point to Woman Theory in Elwell Tragedy According to Majority of Detectives Working Upon Case—Wo. man’s Silk Undergarment Found in Avartment

REVENGE OR JEALOUSY THEORY   Vollee Divide Over Motive for El. well Werder.

Jealousy Over Woman, May Have Caused. the Killing of Whist Wizard   FIND EVIDENCE IN HOME   Witnesses Tell of Card Games in Which Sky Literally Ys the Limit

FLWELL GAGE: {S$ IELY TO PROVE A BIG SENSATION   SOCIETY WOMEN INVOLVED. _,.   Her Husband, Once an Army Man, May Be the '  Slayer. Fit.  —

Regarding Finding Of Undergarment - ‘Belonsias To Society Woman Gave New Turn To - Case Tate Yeactarcdav   AUTHORITIES PROBE DEEPLY

BEEF PRICES LOWEST SINCE A YEAR AGO   STOCK MARKET. OFFERINGS ARE ‘BELOW NORMAL BUT: BUTCH  . a DEMAND SAME  OLD PRICE:...- :

BEEF PRIGES ON LOW LEVE   Gd Down To $12.90 in Chicage Today Which. is the Lowest Sinae March 1918,

LEGION VOTES 10 STAND BY C(IMPENS ATION   Optional Plan Passed By House Gets Solid Support of the Service Men.   T@ KANSAS CITY IN 192!   National’ Convention of Ameri: can Legion Gives Atten= tion to Legislation.

VETERAN HEROES WATCH UNVEILING   Beautiful Arlington Meomrial Amphitheater Dedicated  by Nation

VETERANS THRACE WARS IN THRING   Arlington Memorial Amphitheatre, Rising Impressively Above Hills of National Cemetery, Dedicated.

HERO MEMORIAL IS DEDIGATEL   Veterans of Three Wars In Great Throng Attending  impressive Ceremony.

PATRIOT MEMORIAL DEDICATION HELD AT ARLINGTON, VA   Old Men of G. A. R., Veteran: - Of Spanish and World Wars Present as Huge Amphitheater Is Unveiled.

RELIEF 1S IN SIGHT   scientist Claims He Has Discovered Process by Which Sugar Can be Made From Sawdust. —Can be Sold Very Cheap.

DEMOCRATIC HOPE ON WET, CAMPAIGN AND BEER NGKET  FICURE SOLID DRY SOUT   IS UP TO LEADER   How the Liquor Interests Compute Votes to Carry the . Presidential Election.

DAMP PLANK SERIOUSLY _   FOR THE DEMOCRATIC  - PLATFORM SAYS LAW SS PRATOM.   Have Worked. Out: Table: of ~ States Which They Think Could. Be Carried With - Etharal Platform. “-

DAMP PLANK IN THE DEMOCRAT SCAFFOLD   WILL LIKELY CONSIDER SUCH CLAUSE SERIOUSLY.   Leaders Are Against Idea—Opposed to Saloons, Adverse to Whisky, and Would Resist Repeal of Federal Amendment.

CONSIDER DAMP PLATFORM PLANK   Political Leaders Are Against Saloon, But in Favor of Liberal Interpretation   LIGHT WINE AND BEER   Lawrence Presents State Table Believed to Give Sen-" timent on Question

DEMOCRATS SEE WET ISSUE AS CAMPAIGN CRY   Leaders Are Against Whiskey And Saloon, But Favor Beer And Wines   POSSIBLE VICTORY SHOWN BY FIGURES   Strong Candidate Supported By Liquor Advocates Could Win According To Dope

JACKSON DAY BANQUET FRAUGHT WITH WIDESPREAD INTEREST TO THE. DEMOCRATS OF THE NATION. © ;

DECLARES THAT ARTICLETEN _IS NOT MOST VITAL ISSUE   Democrats Must Now Follow Leadership of Wilson or the Lead of Bryan in Great Issue of 1920

DEMOCRATS TO FOLLOW WILSON AC AT BADER   PRESIDENT'’S MESSAGE PRAISED APPLALDED AND COMMENDED AT BANQUET.   Bryan Startled the Banqueters By His Out and Out Opposition to the Message—Nebraskan Makes Two Speeches.

WILSON: OR BRYAN BUTHERS DEMOCRATS   WILL BRYAN’S JACKSON DAY SPEECH SPLIT THE PARTY2— LEADERS SAY NO

WILSON WOULD. WELCOME ISSUE UN THE TREATY   Jackson Day Banquet Develops Into Strong Demand for Ratification ie   VO REFERENCE MADE BY WILSON FOR THIRD TERM   WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN SPEAKING TILL 2:30 A, M. STANDS ALONE IN REVOL® ON THE TREATY

WILSON AND BRYAN EACH HAVE PLANS   President Wants to  *Make Peace Treaty  Issue — Bryan Wants Quick Ratification.

DEMOCRATS NOW  FACED BY SPLIT   President at Jackson Day Dinner Declares for Making Treaty An Issue In Campaign--Bryan for-Quick Ratifeation.

RATIFY 10 HE CAMPAIGN GRY ANILARANS SAY   weaders Deny That Bryan’s Appeal to the Jackson Day Banqueters Can Split Party or Weaken Wilson’s Contro!       Senator Lodge Says Message of President Dissipates Ali Hope That Senate Migh Adjust Differences on- Pact

W. J. BRYAN STANDS ALONE IN Hie )PPOSITION- ANB DEMANDS FOR A° QUICK RATIFIC TION.-PAETY LEADERS BELIEVE PRESIDENT v TIVE PART IN 1920 CAMPAIGN            (BX. UNITED PRESS)

WILSON S CONTROL OF PARTY NOT ~ WEAKENED BY BRYAN’S APPEALS   Treaty Will Go Into 1920 Campaign as Paramount Issue Despite Bryan's Objections, in Opinion of Leaders at Washington—Early Ratification Appears to be Shattered,

BRYAN FAILS T0 BREAK CONTRO!   JACKSON DAY BANQUET ARGE WENTS FOR PEACE TREATY DOES NOT WOVE DEMOCRATS   DOES NOT ANSWER QUESTION

Bryan Believes in Secur: ing Immediate Ratifica~ tion With Best Reservations Obtainable

BRYAN CAN’T LESSEN — CONTROL. OF WILSON IS GENERAL BELIEF   Diametrically Opposing Views of the Two Democrats Won't Split Party Is Leaders’ Opinion :

WILSON'S STAND ON LEAGUE VOTE FAVORED BY SEVERAL LEADERS   Little Hope Of Treaty Being Ratified Now

WILSON AND BRYAN DO NOT AGREE ON LEAGUE AS A GAMPAIGN ISSUE   President Doesn't Accept De‘Cision of Senate as the will of the American Peeple

If Wilson Is Supported Then Peace Treaty Will Be Made Leading Issue   BRYAN DECLARES FOR RESERVATIONS   \ecept Best Compromise Pos sible Is His Advice To arty Associates

DEMOCRATS KOW HAVE THO LEADERS   PRESIDENT VS BRYAN   NEBRASKAN, IN JACKSON DAY SPEECHES, OPPOSES WILSON’S MESSAGES AND URGES COM PROMIS RATIFICATION

BRYAN ALONE. IN “FIGHT   Commoner Fakes Issue With Wilson ana Causes Uproar   (TREATY WILL BE AN ISSUE   Leaders Belid\e it Will be Biggest Question

WILSON AND BRYAN ARE NOT OF ONE MIND ON RATIFICATION OF THE GREAT PEACE TREATY   Bryan Does Not Think Article Ten is Such Importance as to Make it an; issu —Wilson Desires Its Determinati  Ro Made At the Polls.

BRYAN OR WILSON? THAT IS QUESTION FOR THE DEMOGRAT   BIG LEADERS IN PARTY DO NOT AGREE REGARDING PEACE TREATY.   FOLLOW BRYAN WITH  QUICK RATIFICATION   Or Follow Wilson With Treaty the Big 1920 Issue, Is Alternative To Be Decided, .

WILSON AND BRYAN SPLIT ON MAKING TREATY BIG ISSUF   PRESIDENT’S DESIRE TO MAKE TREATY 19820 CAMPAIGN ISSUE OPPOSED BY NEBRASKAN          SILENT OF THIRD TERM   Wilson Gives No Futimution of How He Veels About Presidential Candidacy — Bryan's Speech Stariles Democrats

DISASTROUS FIRE ~ SOUTH OF ATTIC   LARGE STOCK BARN OF W. H YOUNG ENBIRELY DESTROYED BY FLAMES

WORKERS CALL GENERAL STRIKE IN RIO JANEIRO   Order Follows Failure of Minister 0 Transportation to Secure Agreement with Strikers

League Aims: at. World. Czarism, Says Fletcher   Monroe Doctrine Would Van ish Under Ita Provisions, He Declares.

TWO WAYS TO READ ‘LEAGUE COVENANT ARE CHARGED   Aritcle XX, Differs in its French Version from Thal In English Is Stated

{5 101 YEARS OLD - BUT EAGER TO YOT!   Inmate of Boston Home for Old Men And Women Registers Ta Vote

NOT SUPPORT MARTENS   SOCTALISTS HOLD XO BRIEF FOR RY SSIAN SOVIET “AMBASSADOR    Counsel In Trial of New York AssemDlymen for Disloyalty Disetaims Bolshevik Sympathles, -

SOCIALIST DID  NOT AID SOVIET _ ENVOYISCLAIN   Defense Says Assembls men Had Not Supported C. A. K. Martens.

DENY SOCIALISTS PLEDGED THEIR. AID 10 THE BOLSHEVIKI   Counsel for Suspended New York Socialist - Assemblymen  Makes Motion.   TO DISMISS THE EVIDENCE   Say Support Offered Martens Was Made by ‘“‘Outcost’’ Group of Socialists.

SOCIALISTS DENY SOVIET. LEANINGS   New York Assemblymen Claim They Had Not Pledged Their Support to Ludwig Martens or Any of His As sociates,

SOCIALISTS DENY SOVIET LEANINGS   New York Assemblymer Deriied Seats, Declare They Did Not Pledge Sup . port to Martens. .

DENIAL MADE BY SOCIALISTS   Assemblymen Say Support Not Pledged to Ludwig Martens

SAYS MARTENS NOT SUPPORTED BY SOCIALISTS   Counsel For Unseated Socialists Asks Letter Be Ruled Out   insists Rabid Socialists Hac Been Ousted From Party

ASK WITHDRAWAL OF LETTER FROM COURT   Socialists’ Counsel Coniends It Is Not Rele- : vant _   IS: AGAINST WALDMAN

DRY GOODS ‘THROWN ON ST. LOUIS MARKET   SH Buyecs Aftracted to the City by Price Cutting

WHOLESALERS CUT DEEP IN. PRICES   Millions of Dollars Worth of Mer chandise Put on Market Today.

ST. LOUIS MAKES: DRY GOODS CUTS   DUYERS FROM ALL PARTS COUN. ‘TRY ATTRACTED BY PRICES NOW GFFERED,      SOME PRICES ONE HALF LESS

BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES   St, Louis Firms Seil Millions Dollars Worth ef Dry Goods  ot turace TWelwewe.

ORYGOODS ARE CUT   Millions of Dollars’ Worth Are A eee Bee Aig:

TENNESSEE “FIGHTER” Goes TO ‘FRISCO   L. Oo. Tyson on Coaet to Battle for Vice Presidential Nomination

TENN, FIGHTER ~~ GOES TO FRISCE   L..D. Tyson Gn. Coast to: Battle fo ‘YVieo Presidential Nomination -.

HIGH PRICES IN CUBA  DOUBLE THOSE HERE   Even Sugar, Produced Ther In Immense Quantities, Sells For 24 Cents

GO T0 CUBA FOR REAL H.C. OF L   Silk Shirts $30.00, Box Candy $7.0C, Panama Hats $450.00, Suit of Clothes Gnly $100.

DEATH OF HEAD OF TEMPLARS   Grand GeneralissimoClark of Conn. Dies at 65

STARTS FLIGHT FROM PANAMA   Lieutenant Austin to Fly to Washing. ton by Way of Jamaica and Cuba.

UF, BROOK DEAD; INFLUENZA VICTIM   Bank President and Progres sive Citizen Whose Death is a Severe Loss to His City

RAND SCHOOL: OF SOGIAL SCIENCE AT ALBANY TODAY   Prof. Lee, Socialist Alderman Fron New. York, Gives Lecture on Conditions -in Bussia.

ALGERNON Lt TALKEN HEAN OFF   Took Occasion While on the Stand to Explain All the Distinction: In Russia.   SYMPATHIZES WITH THE BOLSHEVIKI   Affirmed They Are Willing - to Pay all the Debt Incurred by Preceding Russian Government.

Ambassadors Turn Attention to Germany’s Note Refusing to Disband Civilian Guards

TO EXAMINE GERMAN NOTE      Before Council of Ambassadors Late Today Says Paper

MUST DISBAND “ARMY’   Allies Insist Germany Discharge Civilian Guards.   Decision of Commission Reperted as Ambassadore Meet to Discuss Berlin’s Refusal.

ARMY MUST DISBAND   GERMANY’S CIVILIAN GUARDS TO BE DISCHARGED.   Commission’s Decision Reported as Council of Ambassadors Meet for Conference.

BAVARIAN GUARDS. ~ MUST BE DISBANDE!   Refusal of ~ Gevtiany To Bring It About Will be Conwsidered by- the Allies in a   “Meeting to be Held at Nice In Short Time...

COUNCIL TO CONSIDER REFUSAL OF GERMANS   Teutons Object to. Disarming ~ Civilian Guards.

ARMY OF GERMANY MUST BE DISARMET   Allies insist Germany Discharge Civilian Guards.   Decision of Commission Reported as Ambassadors Meet to Discuss  Berlin’s Refusal.

SHE WANTS HER ARMY   Germany Refuses 1o Disbane  Eiowolmerwehr or Civilian Guards,

JOUGLE POLICY ak T FORTH BY LLOYD GEORGE   Premier Announces War Law  in Parts of Ireland to Put Down Murder* and Outrage. ail   GOVERNMENT SEEKS MEETING WITH LEADERS OF SINN FEIN   Will Give Safe-Conducts te - Those Not Involved in Serious Crime

Premier Announces War Law in Parts of Ireland to — Put Down Murders .,  and Outrages gp   GOVERNMENT SEEKS MEETING WITH LEADERS OF SIKN FEIN   Wil Give Safe-Conducts to . Those Not Involved in Serious Crime

uma A IR SRO IRS ~ SENATOR A. B. CUMMINGS' CON NETION RZEL Th CERIOITS

COMMUNISTS LOOT STORES IN ESSER   ei ame sty  Set > HUNDRED THOUSAND MARKDAMAGE DONE. IN RIOTING SAYS BERLIN REPORT,

COMMUNISTS ARE LOOTING AT ESSEN   Damage Done Amounts to Ltundreds “of Thousands of Marks

Fiat Calm Prevails when Skippers and Crews of Lipton’s Sloop and American Cup Defender Begin to Make Sail

WILL CUT HIGH COST OF LIVING   New Discoveries Made in the Chemical World

CHEMISTS CUT LIVING COSTS   Recent Discoveries to Ai in Saving Immense  Crops.

KALWARYA MEET BREAKS UP   Poles and Lithuanians Fail to Reach an Aareement.

oe NO POLISH- LITHU A NIAN PEACE. Negotiations at “Kalwarya Hiave Been

WORRIED OVER POLITICS   Rockefeller Purity Berturbed Br ‘Twist Given to Interchurch  ee pe ae  en ae

1 VORKERS EN ANY POLITICS    WASHINGTON AUDIENCE THINKS WILSON CRITICIZED AT BANQUET

Bib REDUCTION LUMBER Pallts   Dealers in the Staple Ar Sawing Deep Into Profits.

OBIEFCTING TO INCREASE.   Noblesville Phone Osers to Discontinue the Service-

POLISH OFFICERS ESE T0 GIVE ~~ UPCOMMANI   Will Not Consent For French General To Take Charge.   FORCES ARE NOW BEING REGROUPED   Concentration of ‘Troops Being Made by Poles Preparatory . To Counter Drive.

POLES REJECT = FRENCH OFFER TO TAKE CHARGE  ARE SORE AT FAILURE oF THE ALLIES TO ACT INe STEAD OF TALK.  WILL EVACUATE CITY —   WILL EVACUATE CITY OF WARSAW TO SAVE IT

PURDUE BEGINS SECOND ROUNDUI   MORE TEAN cago MEMBERS , OF BOYS AND GIRL CLUBS WILL ATTEND.

2000 PRISONERS’ OF WAR VICTIMS   Drown in River Neva While on Way to Soviet Russia; Vessel Sinks; No Chance to Escape.

2,000 PRISONERS OF WAR DROWNED WHEN SHIP SINKS   Victims Are Brit. sh, German, Austrian  And Finnish.

BOLSHEVIK CRAFT GOES 10 BOTTOM   British, Austrian, German and Finnish Soldiers on [ll-Fated Craft on River Neva.

British, Austrian, Ger man and Finnish Re patriated War Pris.  _ oners Perish on ‘Red  ' hin in River

“REPORT 10: LONDON   Ship Transporting British,  -German, Austrian, Finnish:  Troops Captured, by Russian Red Forces.

2000 PRISONERS LOST WHEN SHIP SINKS   Bolshevik. Steamer Goes Down in the Neva River, Says Stockholm Report.

2000 Nich Gl WH TRANSPART   British, Austrian, German And Finnish Prisoners of War ow  Bolshevik Steamer Sinks In  Neva River.

British, Austrian, German and Finnist Soldiers Go Down With Boat Says Dispatch

7,000 PRISONERS DIE ON RUSS SHIP   Many Repatriated Captives Are Drowned When Bolshevik ‘Steamer Goes Down.   SINKS IN THE NEVA RIVER   Victims Were Gritish, Austrian, Ger. man and Finnish Soidiers Released by the Reds—Stoé¢kholm Contirms Resort.

LATEST SEA TRAGEDY. IN HECSINGFORS DISPATCH   Nativey of Germany, Austria, England and Finland on. Ili Fated Boat.   Another Message Gives June 6 a: Date of Catastrophe—Confirmed by Stockholm.

DIE ON RUSS SHIP   Many Repatriated Captives Are Drowhed When Bolshevik Steamer Goes Down.   SINKS IN THE NEVA RIVER   Victims Were British, Austrian, Ger man and Finnish Soldiers Released by the Reds—Stockholm Confirms Report.

PRISONEGS OF WAR DROWNED. IN NEVA   Two Thousand Soldiers Go Down With Ship.

2,000 PRISONERS WERE DROWNED   When the 8,400 Ton Steamer Wen Pown in the River Neva-

2 000 Nich GO DOWN IN TRANSPRRT   British, Austrian, German And Finnish Prisoners of War Drown, Bolshevik Steamer Sinks In Nova River.

2,000 CAPTIVES OF WAR DROWN   Sinking of Bolsheviki Steam er in Neva River Fatal to Thousands.

TWO THOUSAND DROWN WHEN RED STEAMER SINKS   Report British, Austrian German and Finnish Prisoners on Board.

TWO THOUSAND “DROWN IN NEVA   British; German, Austrian anc Finnish Prisoners of Bolsheviki Go Down With Ship.  All WERE REPATRIATED

Two Thousand ° Drowned in Neva   When Bolsheviki Steamer Sunt 2,000 British, Austrian, German and Finnish Prisoners Were Drowned.

2000 Ex-Prisoners Reported Drowned   Were Being Brought Out of Russia in a Transport Which Sank In the River. Neva.

POLICE BELIEVE THURSDAY BLAST IN WALL STREET WAS ACCIDENTAL   Excavation Foreman Says Dynamite For Blasting Was In Wall-St   WAGON DRIVER SEEN   Used Phone Soon. After Terrific Explosion at Morgan’s Bank

INVESTIGATION TAKES NEW TURN IN NEW YORE   Sudden Reversal of Policy In In. vestigation of New York Explosion.

BURLESON (3 BACK   WESTERN UNION AND AMERICAN EXPRESS GIVEN INCREASE.   ‘Old War ‘time Rates Sanctioned by Pubiic Setvice Cominission,

BURLESON 15° BAGK   at WESTERN UNION AND AMERICA EXPRESS GIVEN INCREASE.   ola War dime Rates Sanctioned by Public Set vice Commission...

JUNIOR CLASS PLAY   At Williamsburg High School, Thursdav Eveninn, May 12th.

“A PAIR: - OF SIXES”   At Witliamsburg High School, Thursday Evening, May 13th.

ORGANIZED LABOR WILL TAKE ACTIVE PARTIN CAMPAIGN   SYSTEMATIC MOVEMENT ‘TO  ELECT MEN FRIENDLY TO LABOR WILL BE STARTED SOON   MAY QUIZ CANDIDATES   Even Presidential Candidates May Be Asked to Announce Their Position on Legislation Demanded By Labor Unions

Labor Planning Campaign to Elect Friends  to Congress   Executive Counell of American Fed. eration Helds Meeting Today to Decide on Course to

LEADERS OUTLINE ~ APOLIGY FOR THE ~ NEXT ELECTION   WM Try te Elect Men Whe Are Friendly ta the Laboring Classes   CLAIM 4,000,000,000 MEN ) WILL SUPPORT PLAXS   Organizations Will Be Formed Shortly ' to Protect all Branches of Laker

LABOR WILL TAKE UP POLITICS   Pian Most Extensive Political Procram in History of Unions

LABOR WILL GO INTO POLITICS   LAGOR PLANS TO ELECT ITS OWN CONGRESSMEN TO ENACT FAVORABLE LAWS.

Is To Support Only Those Candi. dates Who Will Vote for Laws Workers Want.   EXECUTIVE COUNCIL TO * MEET AT JACKSONVILLE   ‘President Gompers Present to Urge Campaign to Be Extend. ed to Federal, State and Local   Offices,

UNION LABOR  PLANS CONTROL OF ELECTIONS      wit Probably. Give” Siraighisout, Endorsement to One Presté :     Ual Candidate: to. Test Strength,

AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TC ELECT CONGRESSMEN WHO WILL VOTE FOR THEIR.  MEASURES   “Our Folitical Plans Are Progressing Satisfactorily,” President Samuel Gompers Announced Today

=xeoutive Council of Ameri can Federation of Labor at Jacksonvillé, Fla.   -OCAL COMMITTEES TO BE APPOINTED MAR, 22   TECORDS OF OFFICE SEFRERS WILL BE SCRUTINIZED AND QUESTIONNAIRES MAY EVEN BE PRESENTED.

LABOR 10 TAKE BiG PART IN CAMPAIGNS   TO CHOOSE CANDIDATE   PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS MAY BE ASKED TO ANSWER QUES. TIONAIRE—-FEDERATION TO ACT IN CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

TURKS ADVANCE.   Greeks Return Before Nationalist Without Makine a Firht.

QHIOAN ASKS HEBE SENT TO PRISON   Mayor of Ripley Charges Himself With Emhezzlament

Ripley's Mayor Resigns And Swears to Affidavit   Charging Embezzlement Ot Funds Against Seif   One of Most Unusual Cases On Record

WILSON NOTE 10 ALLIES, INQUIRY   State Department Says Ne Threat Was Made in Regard to  Adriatic Issue.   FIUME STAND REAFFIRMED   Stated President Informed Allies That There Should Be No — Change Without Consult ing U. S.

BRITAIN EASES TOWARD TURKS   Willing to Deal With Kema Pasha Element Through Constantinople.   WILSON AID TO TURKEY

DEBS TO GREET THEM IN PRISON      Socialist Committee to Atlanta to Noti. fy Party’s Nominee,

PRESIDENT ANSWERS NOTE FROM ENTENTE   Executive Makes, Record ir Dispatching Answer to Communication,   TO BE ON CABLES TODAY

UNITED STATES IS REPRESENTEL   At Paris and Reviews Acts of the Supreme Council in London Disclosed   BY ADRIATIC INCIDENT

WsoN COMPLETES ANSWER 10 ALLIES ~ ON ADRIATIC QUESTION IN TWO HOURS       A ting ‘Secretary’ Poll: Now. “Piittidg, Mesiage: into" Cede. And Reply: 2 Will Be‘On ‘Cables By ‘Tonight, ts Expectation; Prebident’s.Ne Not Te Be Made. Public Until-Premiers’ Views: ‘Known: oh,

PRESIDENT MAKES HIS POSITION ON ADRIATIC CLEAR   Reply To Allied Note ls Consumated In Record Time Say Officials.

PRESIDENT SENDS A QUICK REPLY TO THE ALLIES   Gives Text to Acting Secretary  State for Transmission This Mormine   ‘ACTED WITHOUT ANY  ADVICE FROM OTHER:   Supreme Council's Communcatior  Was Delivered to Him Only Last Evening

PRESIDENT SENDS AMET fa   Gives His Version of the Miatter in Paragraphical teplies To Each Statement in “Note Sent. Him by J Allied:  Suptetne  fi. 6       REPLY MAKES NEW RECORD   Completed Message in Two Hours From Beginning. -

WILSON’S REPLY ON ADRIATIC _ MATTER READY   Handed to Acting Secretary Pole for Transnjission, to Europe Shortly Befare Noon,

Win TL LOMO THOM ALLIESUPEN BEET ANEW   President, at Desk Early linishes Answer Within Two Hours   PEACE TREATY IS  AGAIN IN PAWN   kxchanges Over Fiume te Be Made Publie After Settlement

President: Promises Publicity to Entire Adriatic Negotiation: as Soon as/He Has “Com. pleted His Case”   ADHERENCE TO: ORIGINAL CONTENTION INDICATED   Dictation of Answer is Complet:  ‘ed in Two Hours’ Time Con  atituting Something of : “Banana

ADRIATIC REPLY IS PREPARED BY THE PRESIDENT   IS EXPECTED TO BE ON CABLES BEFORE NIGHT; GOES TO ALLIED COUNCIL,   NOTE IS BELIEVED  TO BE CONCILIATORY   Cable Dispatches As Assert the Fiume Question Is Reopened Again to Negotiation.  Pa

PRESIDENT IN FUME REPI Y RAPS VIEWS         Wilson Dictates New: ‘Note Allies, . Answering * Conten: tion Point for Point - and Holding to Previous Stand      Before Giving Out Contents

No Indication As To Contents Of Note: Wilson Completed Tt An To Hours  wEIRLEIAIt muir Tings! AATIECAN   TURKISH QUESTION BOTRERS

‘REPLY MADE BY PRESIDENT   Was Several Thour and Words in Lengty Press Comment,

SO FAR ‘AS COULD BE LEARNED am WAS NOT GItEN OUT:  _ SIDE ‘ASSISTANCE   (Ry United Press)

President Loses No Time In- ‘Dictating ‘Reply: "Wants to Make All. Motes Publie

PRESIDENT HAS WRITTEN REPLY TO ALLIED NOTE   Loses No Time In Answering ihe Latest Communication on Adriatic Question.   NO HINT AS TO CONTENTS   President Studied the Council’s Communication Last Night and Decided Stand.

PRESIDENT COMPLETES - . HIS CASE IN PARLEY ——WIHTH-ALLIED PREMIERS

WILSON MAKES — QUICK REPLY   Completes Answer on Ad. riatic Question.   ADHERES TO HIS POSITION   United States May Not be Party to Treaty, and Anglo-French Pact if Ignored.

( PRESIDENT HAS _ COMPLETED HIS “! NOTE TO ALLIES   REITERATES THE POSITION TAKEN FEBRUARY 10 Ib ADRIATIC WAITER.

U. od. ATTITUDE UNCHANGED IN ADRIATICGRola   President Reaffirms Or. iginal Stand in Reply Belief; Terms are Kept Secret.

PRES. WILSON Id DIGTATING NEW NOTE 10 ALLIES   Is Replying to Supreme Coun cil’s Note on the Adriatic Situation.   COMMUNICATIONS ON SUBJECT ARE LENGTHY   Allies Are Inclined to Make Compromise in Order to Placate the U. S.

WILSON TO SEND REPLY TO COUNCIL   ation of Nature of       Council Note or Reply DISCUSS NEXT STEP   Text of Council Note Said to be Con. ciliatery; May Open Way for New Nerotiations.

WILSON MAKES A BEPLY TO ALLIES   ANSWER TO ADRIATIC NOTE _ WAS COMPLETED IN TWO HOURS THURSDAY.   SPEED HAS SET A REGORE   Received Only Yesterday, ‘The Answer Is Now Ready—No Intimation As to Its Nature.

REPLY MADE LIKE. FLASH   To the Allied Council To Their Note On the Adriatic Question   NOTHING IS SAID OF  . LENGTH OR PURPORT

WILSON WRITES REPLY TO ALLIES AD RIATIC ANSWER   President Is Understood t Have Adhered to Position Already Taken.

MLN IGTATES LY T0 COUNCIL      Answer To Premier’s Note Regarding Adriatic Situation Completed — On Cables Before Night.

WILSON REPLY 15 READY FOR ALLIES   Understood President’s Position on Adriatic Issue is Unchanged.   MAY PUBLISH DOCUMENTS   Report of Disagreement Between Lansing and Wilson on Protesi is Unfounded, White Heuse Claims.

WILSON PREPARES REPLY TO COUNCIL   Answer to Allies Relative to Ameriean View in Adriatic Controversy is Completed,   NO CONSULTATION IS HELD   Correspondence in Case To Be With held from Public Until Adjustment is Effected,

WILSON PROMPT. © IN ANSWERING ADRIATIC NOTE   Reply Sent to State Department P. Be Pre j ‘ables. *   NATURE OF REPLY 1S HOT INDICATED AT WHITE HOUSE   President Sets New Record In Diplomatic Circles. For Promptness. © —

WILSON LOSES NO TIME IN REPLYING 10 ADRIATIC WOTE   Dictates Answer This Morning and Sends it to State Dept. For Transmission.   AWAIT FINAL ADJUSTMENT   President Has Decided Not to Make Public Any of Notes Until That Time.

iis To The Allied Council Note on The Adriatic Affair.   SPROBABLY BUSTED A RECORD   ‘Just Dashed ¢-Oft and Mel “Comention of Allies, Point For Polat.”

Prepares Answer on Adpie Outside Advice         ANSWER IS HANDED TO ~ ACTING SECRETARY POLK          CORRESPONDENCE BETWERN THE SUPREME COUNCIL AND PRESIDENT WILSON TO Bi KEPT SECRET, :

PRESIDENT SENDS NEW NOTE TO ALLIF   Wilson Completes Reply on Adriatic in Record Time.   Fresident Understood to Have An. swered Supreme Counei!’s Con. tention Point for Point.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   PRESIDENT MAKES REPLY TO NOTE OF ALLIED PREMIERS

PRESIDENT ADHERES TO HIS FIRST STANE   Reply to Allied Statement Framed in Two Hours Which Is Said To Constitute Something of a Record for Such Matters.  a

PRESIDENT oAld TBE FAM IN ANRIATIC STAND   Wilson Completes Answer to Supreme Council Note in Two Hours and Document Will Be Cabled Tonight.

WAS PLACED IN HANDS OF ACT ING SECRETARY OF STATE POLK TODAY.   The Answer, H Was Understood, Was Very Brief and Right to the Point —Required Only Few Hours To Complete It.

Ne Indication as to Document’s Length Will be on the Cables Before Night

REPLY  SENT  TO ALLIES   PRESIDENT WRITES ANSWER-ON ADRIATIC IN RECORD TIME.   No Indicaton Given Opt as to the Note’s Contents or Its Length.

MAY RECALL PEACE PACT   President Answers, Point by Point, Note from Supreme Council in Recerd-Breaking Time: Stands by Orizinal Position.      WASTES NO TIME IN MAKING HIS POSITION KNOWN

WILSON REPLY T0 PREMIERS ON WAY OVER   President Sets- Record’ ‘with Quick: Answer to Adri-- "atic ‘Memorandum.   GIVE NO, INDICATION © "OF NOTE’S CONTENTS

Wilson is Writing His Reply to the Allies   Contents of the Note Received From Supreme Council Net  to Be Made Public.

WILSON FINISHES REPLY TO ALLIED COUNTER MESSAGI   President's Decision on Adriatic SRuation Will Be On Cable By Night.

WILSONWRITES HIS ANSWER 10 NOTE OF ALLIES   “Speed Record” Smash ed as Executive Drafts Communication,

POLK PUTTING IT IM SHAPE TD SEND TO ALLY COUNGIL   President Understood to Stick to Previous Position That Matter Involves Pacts.   HE'S WILLING PUBLIC GET NOTES IF ENTENTE 0. KS   Takes Position America’s’ Part in Fight on. Foreign ‘Soil Entitles It to Voice.

WILSQH ADHERES TO “POSITION TAKEN: ~ FECENT STATEMENT   Consent of United States In  Settlement Insisted Upoa In. 1 Document —   ANSWER. - READY . RECORD TIME   ‘President Agrees to Publica tion of Correspondence .Re; garding Situation =~

No Intimation Given ‘at White House as to What Answer; Contains,   ALLIES ASKED TO MAKE CORRESPONDENCE PUBLIC    President Wants Publicity in Order to Cledr Up’ Foreign Misunderstanding.   NOTES 4,000 WORDS LONG   Executive Makes Record By ' Writing Reply in Two Hours Time.

WILSON'S ANSWER Cun We: NA PLANE   Veestlent. das Cablea Rep  Alites! Note on the Adetatie  Onestion       DOESN'T.” ALTER - POSITION   WILSON SAED LO, HAVE MADE COMPLNIEL VIVE +      Note Was: Written in Vio Hour aad Onhled, Without, Glying “Public ait tnkinig. of dts  Coriteits RE

WILSON PREPARING... REPLY TO COUNCIL'S ADRIATIC NOTE   No Intimation as to the Nature of the President’s Reply—-Would Prevent Further Prejudiced interpretations.

TO ALLED NOTE FINISHED TODAY   PRESIDENTS LETTER ON ADRIATIC JISPUTE KEADY FOR » TRANSMISSION ‘TO EUROPE “4   BRITISH OPINIGN VEERS   Newspapers Assert Wilson Must Carry Out Responsibilities He Assumed in Paris if He is to Meddle in European Affairs

REPUAT SAYS  nf c . ESET Pa ie rary y   Rushes Dictation of Message:  to Allies in Record Time, ' and Orders It Speeded to ' Dranyiarc. .. :   WANTS PUBLICITY. FOR ALL DETAILS   London Newspaper Publishers File Protest With British Cabinet on Secret Di _ plomacy in Tangle.

ALLIED NOTE IS ANSWERED   President ‘Wilson ‘Com. pleted His Reply ‘in Very Short Time

NEW NOTE TO PREMIER HAG BEEN WRITTEN   President Wilson Com: pletes Reply to Their Latest Note.

WILOUN WHITES REPLY TO NOTE FRU ENTERTE   COMPLETES PRAFT OF NOTE FP TWO HOURS OF HARD WORK EARLY THIS MORNING,

NO CHANGE IN)  HIS ATTITUDE   Stands By His Note on the Adriatic Question

WILSON COMPLETES REPLY   lutimate Allied Decison May Change Attitude of the U.S.

WILSCN DICTATES. REPLY 70 ALLIES   President .Makes Something of Record in Framing Answer to Premiers’ Note on Adriatic Issue.

PRESIDENT AGAIN INTIMATES U. 5. MAY, WITHORAM  ECORD SET IN   Egchanges to Be Given to Publiet After “Case Is Completed.”

WILSON IS WRITING REPLY TO ALLIES’ NOTE ON ADRIATIC SITUATION   No Intimation as to Nature of Mr. Wilson’s Reply — Comment on Allies’ Reply to President’s First Note is Withheld From the Public For the Present.

WILSON ANSWERS PREMIER'S NOTE      ADRIATIC, CORRESPON DENCE fs PROCEEDING RA PIDLY.   IS NOT MADE PUBLIC   NOT A CASE OF “OPEN COVE. NANTS AND THE REST. OF IT.   Nevertheless A. PB." Correspondents i , Guess: thatthe President is { a Standing Pat.

TO BE ON CABLES BEFORE NIGHT   President Went to Study This Morning and Prepared Reply in Record Time   Answers Council's Contenlion. Point For Point—Adheres to Original Position

WILSON MAY REPLY TO ALLIES TODAY   TO MAKE SUGGESTION   UNITED STATES ASKS THAT COMMUNICATIONS BE MADE PUBLIC — ULTIMATUM TO  JUGO-SLAVS IS BEING WITHHELD

SUGGESTIONS WERE INVITED   President Is Supposed To Have Accepted Opportunity To Express His Views Concerning the Adriatic: Question.

COMMUNICATION COMPLETED IN TWO HOURS’ WORK AND SENT TO ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE POLK.   TO BE FORWARDED AT ONCE

ADRIATIC NOTES   £EC. POLK WILL HAVE IT ON THE CABLES TONIGHT   “PITILESS PUBLICITY” IS ALL FORGCTTEN   Very Little can be Found Out About the Squabble Between the President and Foreign Premiers Over Fiume Affair

PRES. WILSON HAS ANSWERED THE ALLIES   Dictated Reply to. Dis - pute Over Adriatic ; Affair   WORKED IN STUDY   Note Contains Between Two and Three Thou: sand Words.

Girl Is Held in Death of Jewel King   PRETTY HOTEL CASHIER AND FIANCE QUIZZED IN LOFTIS MYSTERY.

DIAMOND ‘DEALER LOFTS DIED IN ‘CHICIG) HOME   Was Having a. Friendly Tussle With Woman When He Crumpled. — Woman Summoned Her Fiancee and they Tell Different Story.

WINE, DANCE, GIL, FRIENDLY TUSSLE. DEATH, MYSTERY   DIAMOND KING FOUND COLD IN LUXURIOUS HOME ALONE WITH PRETTY MAIDEN

“MEN WITH THE COPPER MASKS”   New Society of Former Soldiers Holds First Convention

“MEN OF THE MASKS?    Wounded Soldiers  Saved Froms Lifelongs Humiblation by Ameri-; ‘ can Invention.

Ss. F. Chamber Commerce Says Anti-Jap Measure Too Harsh; is Opposed

$1,000,000 SUIT IS FILED   Widow of Theodore P. Shonts Sues Mrs. Thomas in New York.

BRINGS SUIT FOR $1,000,000   Shonts’ Widow Sues His “Friend”— Avers Ruthless Wiles Won Dead Man’s Love.

SENATOR WALSH GETS ACTION ON BALWAY NEEDS   i. GC. CG. KEEPS IN TOUCH      CARS MOVING STEADILY WESTWARD, TO HANDLE BUMPER YIELD

I. C. CG. KEEPS IN TOUCH      CARS MOVING STEADILY WESTWARD, 10 HANDLE BUMPER YIELD

HUTTON MARKET REGAING PART OF REGENT LOSS ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHE   ADVANCE OF ABOUT FIVE Dor. LARS A BALE NOTED IN FAR. LY TRADING TODAY.

WEATHER IN COTTON BELT SENDS COTTON QUOTATIONS UPWARD   Apprehension of Another Short Crop Sends Cotton Bears to Cover.

EXTEND ETCHING EXHIBIT   Work of Denver Artist Will Be Shown Another Week

NET 15 TIGHTENING AROUND BANDIT GANG   TEN SACKS OF REGISTERED " MAIL THROWN FROM CAR AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

EVANSVILLE PRESS AND CINCIN NATI POST JOIN RANKS. OF OHIOIAN’S SUPPORTERS

TO RAISE TEACHERS WAGES.   Bil for Purpose Introduccd in New York Legisiature.

MORE PAY FOR TEACHERS   Bill in New York Assembly to Appropriate $25,000,000.

t(eanrveaiiieg Search at Ciactanatt far . Wealihs Deatt Dedger Who \ i een ped.

HOT ON TRAIL OF BERCDOLL   SLEUTHS FIND FRESH CLUE IN CINCINNATI—LEGION OFFERS REWARD 

BERGDOLL WEARING FEMININE ATTIRE   WEALTHY DRAFT EVADER REPORTED TO BE IN CINCINNATL

I Never Knew You Could Keep Rats finét of «a BRivitiehaeawe Shas

JACKSON WAS RELEASED   Author'ties Find He Was Hired to Drive Car to Lawrence

COMPROMISE ON TREATY MAY BE ‘EFFECTED SOOK   Meanwhile Affairs at Washing ton Are in Pretty Much of a Jumble

UNCLE Jt CANNON HONORED IN’ HOUSE FOR LONG: SERVICE   Passes Highest Mark Ever Spent by One Person in Concress.

UNCLE JOE CANNON SMASHES RECORLS - AS AN “OLD TIMER’   Veteran Representative Ha Served for Over 43 Years

RIOTING MOB OPENLY FIRE ON BRITISH TROOPS IN STREETS.   SIX DEATHS SO FAR; BUSINESS OF ALL KINDS AT STANDSTILL

GENERAL WOOD ~ BEATS JOHNSON IN MARYLAND   CARRIES PRIMARY VOTE BY 2 /FC 1, ACCORDING TO UNOFFICIAL TABULATED RETURNS.

Assessor Prepares Schedule   Schedule For Uniform Valuation 01  Personal Property Announced.   ASSESS COWS AT VARKET PRICE   Township Assessors Will Mect Saturday And Hear Address,

Prepares - Schedule   schedae For Uniform Valuation 01  Personal Property Announced.   ASSESS COWS AT MARKET PRICE      Township Assessors Will Meet Saturday And Hear Address,

BUILDING FALLS; MANY DIE   Large Factory Near Milan, Italy, lapses, Burying Many Workers in — the Ruins,

AMUNDSEN IN FAR NORTH   Discoverer of South Pole May Hav Reached North Pole Also Now °’ Anidiv.

AWARD6 MADE" : : . AT-PITTSBURC   American Artists Rank High in E ] il iti

AMERICANS WIN PRIZES FOR ART WORKS SHOWN   Exhibition at Carnegie Insti tute First Held Since War ) Was Becun

YANK PAINTERS RANKING HiGH   Grab the First and Third Prizes in International Art Exhibit.

U.S. ARTISTS RANK HIGH IN ART EXHIBITION   Carnegie Institute Hold First Display Since World War.

TIME TOGALL HALT ON RUSH TASPENT COIN   HOUSES DECIDE TO HAVE A THRIFT DAY AND CHOP MONEY ! BILLS.   BIG DEFICIT COMING UP

Revolution Keynote Pubished in the New York Call in 1912 Is Read Into Record. >   URGED OPEN REVOLT AND INSULTED FLAG   Martin Loses Temper Wher Defense Counsel and Prose. cuiors’ Witness Review  History of Radical MoveSears

Newspapers Thruout Natjor in pnt ‘in increasing Subscription and Advertising Ratec

SIX NEW YORK PAPERS BOOST SEELING PRICE   Increased Cost of Labo.  and Materials Are Reasons Assigned

RUSSIAN TROOPS HALT POLES AT MANY PLACES      Stop Advances af Victorious’ Ar aves and Made Dnportant   PEACE WILL BE MADE ETWEEN COUNTHIES FRIDAY       Geaders Have Reached Agreement on Main Points in Contravers*

POLES BOTH CLAIM WINS   Victories on River Niemer Are Detailed in Reports of Enemies.

PEACE IN SIGHT FOR THE RUSSIANS   ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE THAT RUSSIANS AND POLES HAVE “REACHED AGREEMENT

THE POLES  ADVANCE STEMMEND      RUSSIAN TROOPS HAYE MADE IMPORTANT — GAINS IN MANE PLACES   EASTWARD FROW RIVER NELMEN IT. WAS ADMITTED RETREAT COSTILED

POLES ADVANCE REDS RETREAT   Poles Cross River Nieaian and Bol: _Shevik Army Continue Keireat “Aceording {0 Plan”

POLE AND RUSSION CLAIMS   Both Say They Are Winning Smash. ing Victories—Peace To Be Patched Up Friday.

RUSSIAN TROOPS HAVE STEMMED POLISH ADVANCE   SAYS A WIRELESS FROM WOSCON PEACE WILL BE MADE  Eee eee a th

TIDE TURNED AS RUSSIANS GAIN   Important Advances Made by Bolsheviks, Says Report   FIERCE BATTLES ARE NOW ON   Armistice Between Poles and Reds Planned for Saturday

PAYATO \.acf STRKES   FEDERAL PRCSCRS UNEARTH CHICAGO LALOR GRAFT.   Evidence Shows Le’ -¢ Amounts Paic to Five Well i.cown Union Lerders.

CHICAGO LABOR GRAFT   Evidence Shows Cash Was Paid to Halt Strikes.   Federal Probers Unearth Preof tnvalving Five Well-Known Usiion Leaders, It Is Said. 7

BERGDOLL WILL SEEK _-..°. TRAIL AS CIVILIAR   Wants to! be Removed From Jurisdiction of Military and File in the Civil Courts,

eeamaeanemnenaesmemet aimee rr ree Sennen  ONLY ONE MAY UAY ARHEDT [a MANE SATURDAY   Radical Labor’s Threatened _ Widespread Disorders Fail to Materialize   DEPORTATION OF MAN ARRESTED TO BE ASKE'   LABOR DEPARTMENT OFFTCIALS SAY PRESENT INDUSTRIAL SITUATION IS BETTER THAN IN MONTHS PAST,

REDS MAY DAY QUIET   Activity of Justice Department Kept the Radicals Throughout Nation From Rising and Threatened Disorders Fail to Materialize— Demonstrations Confined Mainly to Fiery Speeches.

FREIGHT RATES INCREASED   Thirty-Five Per Ce ‘Cent nt Added to Intra. _ state Traffic by  Utilities:  fPararmiccian

INCREASE IN ILLINOIS RATES   Utilities Commission Adds 35 Per Cent to Intrastate Traffic.

FREIGHT RATES INCREASED   Thirty-Five Per Cent Added to intra. state Traffic by Utilities Commission.

FREE HAND IS. GIVEN DELEGATES   COLBY SAYS WILSON IS NOT TRYING TO CONTROL CONVENTION.

OWHITE HOUSE GIVES FREE REIN   Colby Issues Statement in Chica go on Way West.   DENIES HE’S A CANDIDATE   Asserts That President Wilson Wil! Not Try to Rule the Convention— Never Even Discussed Third Term for Himself.

DELEGATES TO  HAVE FREE REIN   Colby Says Wilson Will Not Try to Rule Convention.   SECRETARY ON HIS WAY WEST   Declares President Has Never Even Discussed a Third Term for Himself Nor Referred to Any Presidentia! Candidates.

MINERS’ VACATION POLICY   Continuing in Lehigh Valley Collicries, Many Remaining Closed.

Yan TO DOOR AND SHOT DOWN   ‘BODY OF PETER O’CARROLL FOUND WITH BULLETS 18   HEAD AND PAPER WHICE  ' READ: “TRAITOR TO IkE  SOME SESE   Scenes of Wild Disorder Oerrur Along Caulisle Road !n  1on =o Ronderry. Ireland

ATLL MAN INDOOR OF HIS HOM   Band of Armed Men Are _ Having Things Own Way in Dublin.

MORE OUTBREAKS IN EMERALD ISLE   Dublin and Belfast Scenes oi New Deeds of Violence.   Eight Wounded in Belfast Fight

SHOT TO DEATH BY ARMED MEN   [Dublin Man Answers Knock at Door and is Shot Downi —Home Raided Frequently   Scenes of Wild Disorder in Londonderry — Running Battle in Street

ARMED MEN SHOOT DUBLIN CITIZEN AT HIS DOOR   Rioting in Irish Capital anc At Londonderry and Alsc Belfast; Many Injured

DUBLIN MAN SLAIN _ AT.DOOR OF HOME   Peter 0'Carroll Is Victim of Assassins.

DUBLIN RESIDENT: IS SHOT DOWN AT ~ ANOR OF HIS HOME    Rioting Breaks Out Again a Londonderry and also in Dublin

PAGT GOMPROMISE CFFUATS NEARING POINTS AT ISSUE   Success or Failure of Conferees Will Be Demonstrated Soon.   Leaders Refuse to Say Whict of Main Questions Discussed Saturday.

DEMOCRATS SAY OUTLOOK FOR PEACE TREATY RATIFICATION HOPEFUL AS RESULT OF BI-PARTISAN ENDEAVORS

GERMAN SOCIALIST ATTACKS SQVIETISM   Says System Could Only Exist In Russia (Because of Ignorance of Peasants, saad

EARLY REPORTS SHOW THAT ONE WAS RESCUED   379 PASSENGERS ON BOARD “MONTSERRAT”

SPANISH STEAMER IS DAMAGED, COLLISION   Two Jump from Deck But Are Rescued,

SHIPS COLLIDE NEAR NEW YORK   WEST INDIAN VESSEL AND GALVESTON STEAMER CRASH   Collision Occurs Off Staten Island This Morning—Passenger Leaps From One Ship.

TWO STEAMERS BOLLOE FF NEWYORK PORT  FARLY TODA   Several Persons Jumped Overboard —Dnly Ge Person Injered— ~ Ho Casualties

SHIP BEACHED AFTERBEINGIN  COLLISION OFF STATEN ISLAND   ‘Spanish Mail Steamer Montserrat With 379 Passengers aad ’ the San Marcos Crash: One Person by Jomping , to Tug: Those Aboard Are Being Taken Off. ;

SHIPS IN COLLISION      Steamers Only Slightly Damaged When They Collide Near New York,

afta GHAGH OF JTATEN [OL AN   Montserrat Collides With San Marcos and Is Later Beached—Passengers . Catan

MALLORY LINER IN COLLISION IN NEW YORK EARLY TODA   Steamer San Marcos Collides  With Spanish Steamer Monserrat Off Port.

2 SIEAMERS IN COLLISION; SHIPS SAFE   Montserrat Carried 379 Pas. sengers—Several Jumped Overboard.

LINER FROM SPAIN IN COLLISION AT NEW YORK   Only One Person !s Injured; Big Steamer Is Rushed to Shallows to Save Her

PASOENGERG JUMP FROM MONTSERRAT AFTER Giant PORT OF WEW YORK   Spanish Mail Steamship, With 379 Aboard, Beached Off 59th Street, Brooklyn, by Collision Off Staten Island.  o   EFFORTS TO BRING SURVIVORS ASHORE NOW BEING MADE

URGES CUBAN RESERVE BANK   Financier Would Have United States System Extended to His Country.

TO ESTABLISH ~ FEDERAL BANK   Reserve System Ja Use In Unite _ States Proposed By : Financier.   ASK AMERICAN CO-OPERATI'N   Number of Suggestions For th: Straightening Out of the ~ Financial Tangle.

TRAINMEN WANT ANSWER.   Seek Definite Reply to Request Por Wage. lie-renes.

RAIL BROTHERHOODS ASK WAR WAGE BOOS?   Leaders of Unions © Say Men are Growing Uneasy Over Continued Delays.

TRAINMEN WILL DEMAND ACTION ON WAGE REQUEST   President cf B. of BR. T. Says BT Men Want An Answer by Next Tuesday   SEEKS APPOINTMENT WITH DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES   Says Living Costs Have Not De creased and Men Want to Know About Matters

RAIL MEN WILL _ PRESS DEMANDS   Trainmen Head Seeks Ap pointment With Hine For Conference at Capi tal Next Tuesday

RAILWAY TRAIN MEN WILL PRESS THEIR DEMANDS   Lee Asks Hines for an Appointment Next Tuesday.

RAIL MEN WANT DEFINITE REPLI   Dorn for Final Answer te “Wage Demands” Will “Be ~ Maude Next Tuesday.

DMINISTRATION PROMISE ~ DISAPPOINT TRALNME!      Brotherhood Sets Date for Definite Answer to Demand for Wage Increase

NE ee he eentnt mens en se nanos Mani Sena RNAI Pane  MORE STEEL MEN CET HIGHER WAGE

CHEF ENGINEER ASKS STRONG COAST DEFENSE   Gen. Beach Declares Adequately Defended Naval Stations Will Prevent Landing. .

NAVAL BASES IN NEED OF GUNS   Powerful Armament Recom: mended Five Years Ago Has ~ Not Yet Been Provided   VITAL POINTS EXPOSED

PRESIDENT GREETS VETERANS   Men Who Saw Service Abrpad Open Twenty-First Encampment in Washington.

PRESIDENT GREETS VETERANS   Men Who Saw Service Abroad Open Twenty-First Encampment in Washington,...__ —_-

WAR VETERANS AT CAPITAL   President Wilson Greets Soldiers of Foreian Ware

BIG HAMBURG SHIP AFIRE      Four Engines Fighting Flames en tha Liner Victoria Lutes, Saye Bis. patch te Berlin.

INTEREST ALLIES OWE _U, S.      Secretary Houston = inform "236,240,114 {a Overdue on : >-Laans to Entente. :

MANY INJURED AS PLATFORM BREAKS   Injured Include Two Ministers; All Attending Baptist Convention at Buffalo,

MISKE MONEY - VERY SCARCE   Only Two Large Bets Have Been Recorded on Big Battle

VS rlrlrlt—“i‘—OSOSOSOSOSOSCOOO  DEMPSEY 15 FAVORITE IN EARLY BETTING ON (ARORA (AY ENCOUNTE   ROUT WILL BE STAGED UNDER CANVASS IN EVENT OF RAIN MONDAY APTERNOON,

BOUT WILL COME OFF IN RAIN OR SHINE   Weather Will Not Affect Championship Contest Between Dempsey and Miske Monday.

READY FOR FIGHT: ELEMENTS NOT TO INTERFERE IN THE DEMPSEY - MISKE LABOR DAY BOUT   Gate Receipts May Reach $150,000 Mark; Scrappers in Great Trim; Seat Profiteers Barred

CANVAS ROOF FOR ARENA, IS PLANNEL   Benton Harbor’ to Take No Chances With Weather Man.

GENERAL WOOD LEADS _  RIVAL CANDIDATES ININDIANA PRIMARY VOTE   JGHNSON AHEAD AT HOME

BELLEFONTE MAN — AMAL LY IAP   W. Harrison Walker Named As; Assistant to the Director In. Thrift and Savings Work. 

TEX M’LAUGHLIN IS KILLED BY AIRPLANE   Successor To Locklear Hit On Head By — While Domg Stunts.

McLAUGHLIN DEAD   1 ‘Daring Successor to Locklear Victim of Aeroplane Mishap.

it WISHED FOR FINAL THRILLER AND HE GOT IT   Successor to Locklear Meets  Death in Syracuse, New York.   THOUSANDS SAW : FATAL ACCIDENT   Daring Aviator Was a Fatal. ist and Laughed at Death.

LAUNCH NAVY’S BIGGEST SHIP   Superdreadnaught Maryland WNeare ‘Completion at Newport News— Four Others to Foliow.

LARGEST DREADNOUGHT   Maryland Has Displacement of 32,000  Tons,

TO LAUNCH BIGGEST WARSHIP   Superdreadnaught Maryland Nea Campletion at Newport News.

HARDINGASKSADVICE   ACTIONS - INDICATE  THE LEAGUE WILE BE TAKEN uP BY BRIM.”   Leading. Minds of Coiintey Invited to Express Opinion.

HARDINGASKSADVICE   ACTIONS INDICATE THE LEAGUE WILL BE TAKEN UP BY HIM,   Leading Minds of Country Invitec  to Express Opinion on League.

Is the Ultimatum of Three of Clas: AA Leagues   Major Leagues Muat Settle Their Owa Wer Before Minors Adopt Agree-

QF MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES   Is the Ultimatum of Three of Class  AA Leagues   Major Leagues Must Settle Their Own War Before Miaors Adopt Agreement.

Harding Accepts Challengé of Demos on League Issue  RP. BD... Oe

‘America, Would Now Be Involved in the Scare of European Wars Had She Accopted League ra Demanded by the President.

GULP To Sgr AS THE ISSUE   HARDING ISSUPS SPATEMENT tN WHICH HE WELCOMES NATIONAL REFERENDUM   STO BE A FINISH FIGHT   tepublican Standard Bearer Willing to Submit the Question to a Vote of the People.—His Advisers Pleased

)HARDING WELCOMES A  LEAGUE REFERENDUM.   Utteranee Viewed as. Attempt to Drive Between  Wilson JFPorces and Democrats Opposed  per eta OC Ayana ayy

Declared’ America Would Be Involved In Wars In Europe  Now, Should . We Join League.  a ho ao 2 eo bh a ot Peek em lee    HEAR SPEECHES ON PHONOGRAPH

SEN, HARDING =~ TO SMOKE OUTGOVERNOR COX   And Force Him ito Declare His Solidarity With the President or Come Out for Stroug Reservations.

PROBABLE DATE OF 6,0,P, CONVENTION   It is Thought the State Meet WI b: Held in Des Moines Early in May,

MUCH CONIECTURE ~- OVER CONVENTION   State Politicians Concerned Over Cor > vention Dates—Lowden May Re: Present!

WOMAN SHOWS LEGS TO JURY   Wings $4,000. Verdict In Suit Agairiat Taxi Conipany in New © York. .

‘WOMAN SHOWS LEGS TO JURY   Wins, g4,000 Verdict in Suit Agains: _ Taxi. Company in New York...

Guard at New Joliet Prison Fires on Louis Eckies When Mutiny , Starts.

CONVICT IS SHOT AT JOLIET   Chicago Murderer Is Fired On When Mutiny le Started.

CHICAGO CONVICT IS SHOT   Guard at New Joliet Prison Fires on Louis Eckles When Mutiny Starts.

JOHNSON SVEN NOIoY WELCOME BY CHICAGOANS   Demands For a Speech Are Acceded To; Flays League of Nations: Says He Has People Back of Him.

CROWDS IN GHIGAGD CHEER FOR JOHNSON   California Senator Attacks th League of Nations,

NEW MEXICAN REVOLT - JS GAINING IMPETUS   Two More States Have Joined Secession Movement Semi Official Dispatches Say

REVOLUTION GROWING, WASHINGTON REPORTS   HIDALGO AND TLAXACALA JOIN SECESSION MOVEMENT, SAY ADVICES.

SONORA REVOLUTIONISTS RAPIDLY GAINING STRENGTH   If Secession Movement Continue to Spread It Will Have Serious Effect on Business Generally.

IN MEXICO ARE IN REBELLION   SONORA MOVEMENT SAID TO BE GAINENG ACCESSIONS ALL OVER THE REPUBLIC.   Embasy At Washington Declares Revolution Only Local Movement and to Establish Dictatorship

MEAICAN REVOLT CONTINUES ITS RAPID SPREAD   Tampico Lays in Path of Revolters, Advices  Reveal.

HEVOLT AGANIST CARRANZA GAINS MORE STRENGTE   'wo More States Join With The Sonora Movement   ‘SEN, FLORES ' IN COMMAND

MEXIGAN STATES TURNING AGAINST CARRANZA RUL!   Revolution Forces Being Daily Aug meated-—-Government Seeks to Ad. jhst Existing Differences.

TWO NEW STATES J01N REVOLUTION ACDORTS DECLABE   ADVICES REACHING WASHINGTON TELL OF GROWING STRENGTH OF OBREGON ADHERANTS.   REBELS THREATEN TAMPICO   Mexican Embassy Says Quibreak Onl, Local Movement; Carranza Com. mission Enroute To State of Sonora.

MORE STATES  JON SONORA TN SECESSION “FROM MEXICl   Hidalgo and Tlaxicala Latest to Rebel From Carranza.

UNORA GAINS OUI IN ALL NORTH MEXICE   ficial and Semi-Official Re ports Show Growth of Rebellion,   CARRANZA PLEADS THAT FINANCES ENDANGERED   Hints That Success of Move_ ment Would Prevent Mexico From Paying Its Foreign Debts, _

CARRANZA LOSE MORE TERRITORY   Mexican Embassy Deprecates Disaffection but Admits Activity of Rebels

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN SONORA GROWING      Two More ‘States Join; Carranza Sends Mission to Attempt Adjustment.

REVOLUTION  0 GAINING OIRENGTH IK OLD MEXICO   Two New States, Supported By Their Legislatures, Have Joined Revolt Movement Led By Sonorans.   CARRANZA, HOWEVER, IS NOT PERTURBED   Claim Is That Uprising Is Only a Local Affair; Alvarado to Appear Before Committee On Tuesday.

MEXICAN REVOLT (9 BECOMING SERIOUS NEW STATES JOINING SONORA REBELS

Dispatches to United States Say Two More Mexican States Have Joined Secession of Sonora; Tuxpan Reported Occupied and Forcing March Toward Tampico   GEN. HILL WOUNDED IN BATTLE

GROWING STRENGTH Ur REVOLUTIONARY MOVE EMPHASIZED   Hidalgo and Tlaxacala, Sup. ported by Legislatures and State Troops, Secede.   MEXICAN EMBASSY ADMITS DEFECTION OF ZACATAS   foneral Hill, Campaign Manager for feneral Obregon, Who is Candidate for Presidency and Sides Openly With Rebels, Wounded in Battle at Contreas, Rebels Being Defeated,

MOVEMENT BELOW BORDER CONTINUES TS RAPID. SPREAD   Advices From Private Sources Sai + Tyvo’New States Join In Rebel lion. Against Carranza. wa           CLAIM. OBREGON = -WOUNDET

[WO MORE MEXICAN STATES JOIN REVOLT   Tuxpan Captured—Tampico, Hear! Of Oil District, Threatened

PAIN UF OTATES JOIN SECESSION   Hidalgo and Tlaxcala tc " $tand with Sonora   GAINING IN STRENGTH   Revolutionary Movement in Mexico Seems to be Expanding—Scattering but Strong Additions Including Forces of Several Prominent Generals Are Reported

2 ADDITIONAL STATES HAVE JOINED MOVE   ‘ampico, Center of Oil Region, Is Threatened by Troops Under General Gomez—Tuxpan Is Occupied by Force of 3,000.

FOOD PRICES IN N. Y. TO BE CUT TOMORROW   Chain Stores in Metropolitan  Area to Sell Sugar at /. Cents: Butter at 59 Cents, etc.

FOOD STORES TO CUT PRICES.   A New York Chain to Sell Best Coffee for 37 Cents, Sugar for 20.

FOOD PRICES TO DROP   Chain Stores Announce Sweeping Reductions Friday.

HISOWN WIF   Undertaker’s assistant anc village Beau Brummell is given hearing   GAVE HER STRYGHNINE   Woman in case is exonerated from all complicity in the crime

Poisoning Of Wife, Charge   Undertaker’s Assistant In Vermont Accused of Giving Her Strychnine

JUDGE LEE PRONOUNCES. PRISON TERMS FOR TWO   Busy Day for Judge—Phoebe Hen derson Gets 10 Yearss Bert 0’Nefl Gets 5 Years—Poker Players Get $50 Each. and Costs.

T0 SHOOT GREAT ROCKET TO MOO!   CONTRIVANCE WILL BE MADE LATE IN JULY

‘SEND A ROCKET TO THE MOON   Professer Geddard Has Aspirations ia That Direction.

PLANS 'ROCKE1 FOR FLIGHT TO MOON   Prof. Goddard Aims to Tap Higher Stratas of Atomosphere Around Earth

REPLY OF POLAND HANDED 10 COLB'   Poles Report New Gains That _ — Offset Laie of ‘Reds.

[DENIES NOTE HAS BEEN. RECEIVED RELATIVE:TO  +: _PETROLEUM SITUATION

U.S. WARNS MEX. OIL RIGHTS ARE TO BE PROTECTED  Mexico Would Not Ac:   Mexico Would Not Ac. cept Note, Report— Don’t Like Terms.

GOES “OVER THE TOP.”   Band Membership Has Been Secured by Splendid Work of Committee.

GOES “OVER: TRE TOP.”   ere  Band ‘Memberil ip” * Has ‘Beez Secured by. dblenaid Work.  - of. Gominittee.

PRESIDENT DENIES NEW COAL HEARING   TELLS MINERS THEY HAVE FAILED TO KEEP THEIR CONTRACT AND WORD   OnAWS A WAR ANALOGY   United States Fought Germany And Won’t Recognize Russia Because Their Word  ® Was No Good.

WILSON REJEGTS MINERS’ BEQUEST.   Refuses to Reopen Wage Question, Says “Vacation” Wine Styikep

WILSONNOTTO. SUMMONSCALE  BOARD AGAIN   Refuses to Grant Request of Anthracite Mine Rep resentatives.   CONSIDERS ‘VACATION’ NOTHING BUT A STRIKE

WILSON SCORES  STRIKING MINERS   Refuses To Call Another Joint Conference To Consider New Wage Award   Accuses Miners of Refrai ing From Work Under Guise Of Taking Vacations

WILSON WON'T REOPEN - MINE WAGE AWARD   Refuses to Grant Requesto! Workers for. New Scale

SAYS COAL MINERS VIOLATED CONTRACI   Points to ‘Vacations’ $ Strike,

REQUEST OF MINE WORKERS TURNED DOWN   Wilson Not Willing To _ Reconvene Joint Scale Committee.

PRES, WILSON REFUSES TO CALL WAGECONFERENCE   Tells Anthracite Coal Representatives That Men Collective Refrained From Work.   WILL NOT REOPEN WAGE QUESTION   President Tells Represen. tatives He Believes They Are Honest But Put Cold Water On Contract Breaking.

WILSON BARS MINE PARLEY   President, in Telegram to Representa. tives of Workers in Pennsytvania,  Refuses to Grant Request...

PARLEY IS BARRED BY WILSON   President Refuses to Grant New Con. vention of Wage Scale Body.

REFUSES iu AGAIN OPER WAGE PARLEY   Turns Down Request to Re convene Joint Scale Commitee   WALKOUT IS ASSAILED   Declares Strike of Herd Coal Miners is Unau- thorized . a

“VACATION IS A STRIKE   And President Refuses to Reconvene Joiat Coal Seale Committee.

WILSON WON'T DONSIER NM WANES AWARL   DECLINES REQUEST TO CALI CONPTERENCE OF JOINT SCALE (OMMITTER OF MINERS,

Iron Rule By Authorities Put In Effect In Penn——  MINERS STILL FIRM  eet  Walkout 85 Per Cent Ef fective In Some Districts. .   MINERS STILL FIRM

PRESIDENT REFUSES   ick ie ~ 9 : Won't Cenvene Committee for New Coal Wage Award

WILOON REFUSED TD HE-DPEN MINE WAGE CONFERENGE   Plea of Anthracite Workers fo Reconsideration of Pa. Award Denied —“Vacation Termed Strike.

WTI SON’S DECISION   President Refuses to Reopen Award; * Says Men Fool No One

Denies Request of: Anthracite Workers to Call Scale Committee to Consider New Agreement   MINERS’ VACATIONS SOON: TO END CLAIM UNION OFFICIALS   Declare Some of Men are. Al. ready Returning to - “Werk 

WILSON REFUSES MINERS PLEA TO RECONVENE   Says Men Were On Strike, Ne Matter By What Name The; Called It.

WALSUN HEFUDEO NEW “HEARING TC MINERS  President Declares When Body      President Declares When Bod; of Men Agres to Quilt It’s a Strike,   TELEGRAPHS UNION MEN      Quotes Telegram in Which He Says Challenge of Men Was Accepted.

NAY, NAY, SAYS THE PRESIDEN   Mr. Wilson Refuses to Recon vene Miners Joint Scale Committee.

PRES. WILSON REFUSES — 10 GRANT REQUEST OF THE PENN. MINE WORKERS

WILOON WON T REOPEN MINE WAGE AWARD   Denies Request of Anthracite Workers to Call Scale Committee to Consider New Agreement      MINERS’ VACATIONS SOON TO END CLAIM UNION OFFICIALS   Declare Some of Men are Al! ready Returning to Work

PRESIDENT WILSON REFUSES COMMUTE   President Wilson Refused to Re convene Joint Committee to  Give New Wage Award.

WILSON REFUSES MINERS   President Will Not: Re-Convena Wage Scale Commission and Severely Criticizes Men for Thor Actions.

WILSCN REFUSES TO REOPEN WAGE AWARD      Telegraphs Refusal to Anthratite Mine Workers-—End ot  “Waention® Near.

TART GRUIGIOM FROM PRESIDENT   Of the Anthracite Coal Min ers Now on Strike for Increased Wages.    ‘THE “VACATION” PLEA  HAS DECEIVED NONE   President Has Refused to Reconvene Anthracite Coal Cammisnon.

REVIVES PROPOSAL FOR. "WORLD FARM CONGRESS   Organization of More Than 30 Agri cultural Bodies Takes Initial Steps at Its Meeting

FRIENDS OF IRELAND BOYCOTT RED CROSS   MEETING AT NEW YORK REFUSES TO GIVE SUPPORT.   Central Federated Union Says Re:lef Society Is Not Doing Daty— Leyal Coalition of Beoston Threatened.

JESIGNS ON INDIANA  poe  + —  JOHNSON FORTES TO INVADE   THE STATE IN. PRIMARY.  Hundreds of Hi. Spelibindprs will   Regale the! Hecsier Fier.   JOHNSON FORCES TO INVADE THE STATEIN PRIMARY.

DESIGNS ON th             IANA  ia HOHNSON - FORCHS TQ EINVAL _ THE STATE! IN- mH /,      Hund

TWO SCORE OF REDS ARE 10 BE DEPORTEI   Moven From Ellis Island to Boston Until Boat Facilities Can Be Secured.

ING ZIMMERMAN THREATENED WER JUST BEFORE SHE FIRED FATAL SHON   spinel  Girl Charged with Murder Says Doctor Cousin Ma de Threats to Kill Her If She Told Her Mother or Sister  nt Hie Raletinne with Mar

ba eae  Accused Woman Tells the Jury the Doctor Had  . Threatened To Blow Her Brains Out.   RESPONDENT WAS MORE CALM TODAY

Carsonites Stiffen Premier In Resolve Not To Free Him   APPEALS REJECTE D   ritish Troops Make Raid Or Sinn Fein Homes In Dublir

AUMBNESS SETTLES   Upon Arms and Legs of HunwrerStrikine Tord txvor.

MacSwiney’s Condition Is Growing Worse   Numbness Is Spreading From Mayor’s Arms and Legs Over Eutire Body  +

THE ‘‘CARSONIRES’’ HAVE GAINED DOMINATION IN THE ENGLISH CABINET AND ALL HUNGER STRIKERS ARE TO BE ALLOWED TO DIE; MacSWEINEY ON  HIS 28TH DAY.

MILITARY STARTS IRISH RAIDS AS MacSWINEY SINKS   English Police Clean Up Sinn Foiners to Prevent Ontbréak.   TIE VIOTIMS TO LAMP PosTsS AND SHOOT THEM   Numbness Settles on Hungor Striking Lord Mayor in 28th Day After Restless  and Feverish Nicht,

SIXTEEN MINERS. TRAPPED BY FIRE   Further Efforts at Rescue Are Made.

ANOTHER: MINE TR AGEDY,  it Is Feareil 13 Men in Kentucky ‘Mine Are Dead.

HIGHT SMOKE AND. “PRE TO-SAVE-M! NER    Reyviters ‘Are Digelng Tunnet dn os Butning Coal’ Mig Nea Biiel- dugton, Ky.   ‘SIXTEEN. MEN. ENTOMBED   “Five Cut Off ‘Avenne of 7 Bacape: © Sealing Pannet ‘Three Mites Fron’ Atatvance

MINERS CAUGHT _ IN ABURNING KENTUCKY MINE   Rescue Parties With Gas Masks Endeavor To Go To End of Mine After Traped Comrades.

MEN TRAPPED IN MINE: FRIENDS TRY TO RESCUE   Tunnel Dug Bui Effo ort Fails; Fear Expressed That Men Ave Sutfecated.

~ NEGROES HELL   HOPE OF RESCUE FOR MEN IMPRISONED IN MINE IS SLIGHT; USE GAS MASKS IN RESCUE WORK .

250 Million Dollars for Roads In U.S.   “EDERAL AID — INSTALL MENT OF $100,000,000 AVAILABLE JULY .

U.S. TURNS OVER $250,000,000 FOR GOOD ROADS   Plan to Spend at Least $100,000,C00 Yearly to Perfect Highways

MAKE REPORT ON OAD BUILDING   Sum of $250;000,000'Was ’ Spend: During the Fiscal Year

FEDERAL ROAD AID MAY REACH QUARTER BILLION FOR CURRENT FISCAL YEAF

UNITED STATES  NUAD BUILDING BREAKS REGURL   COMBINED FEDERAL AND STATE PROJECTS TOTAL 2250,000,090  it IS ANVOUNCED,

GENERAL CROP PROSPECTS FINE   LARGE WHEAT ACREAGE IN SOUTHPLAINS COUNTRY 15 LOOKING FINE, AND PROMISES A FI FE YIELD ~   COTTON GROP 1S IN VERY FLOURISHING CONNITION   Recent Rains is a Great’ Benefit to Growing Crops‘and Range Can-! ditioris are as Fine as Possible, Hail Wednesday Night Does Damage to a few Crops, but does not Cover large Territory

LARGE WHEAT ACREAGE IN SOUTHPLAIN COUNTRY IS LOOKING FINE, AND PROMISES A FINE YIELD —~   COTTON CROP IS IN VERY FLOUAISHING GONDITION          Recent Rains is a Great Benefit to Growing Crops’ and Range Conditions are as Fine as Possible, Howe Wednctas Night Does Damage to a few Crops, but dées not Cover large Territory

CLINTON WALKS AFTER RAISE IN FARE I$ DENIED   City Council Refuses ° In crease of Five to Six Cents  And Men Strike.

CLINTON, (OWA, WALKED TODA)   City Council Refuses In : .creased Street Car Fare : and Men Strike.

LINTON WALKS FOLLOWING oTRIKE DF GAR MEN   City Council Refuses to Raise the Car Fare From Five to Six Cents and a Strike Follows.

TEXAS SOLID FOR ‘WADOO   Palmer and  Cox Men Would Concede Nothing Early Today

EARLY INDICATIONS POINTED 10 M4000 AS THE NOMINEE   Representatives of Lead_ing Candidates at ’Frisce Confer Throughout Night.

ADMIT NPADOO IS EARLY SELESTION if THE CONVENTION   He Carried Away Honors in Twe Ballots Last Night Before  Adjournment:   SUPPORTERS SEE HOPES   While Admitting Much Opposi. - tion—They Predict Delegates  ;  Will Rally to Support.

MADOO LEADS — IN BALLOTING AT SAN FRANCISCO   Many Other Candidates Have Votes, But Not One of Them Anywhere Near a Majority--Say New York Will Vote For McAdoo

Cox and Palmer Supporters Were Also Confident of Suc: cess in Early Hours. —  RC   Many Leaders Are Opposed To McAdoo As Choice Of The Democrats.

“SHEN mE ; "HRAT FRE   THAT SPELLS: THE CONDI ‘TION AT GOLDEN GATE:  CITY DURING FORENOON HOURS.

UTUATION {a h PARALLEL 10 G. 0. P. FINALS   Just as Harding’ s Name Filled Air So Does McAdoo’s Ascend.   But the Senator Had Unites Support of Powers—Democrat Faces Opposition.

LORD MAYOR MACSWINEY  FED BY PRISON DOCTORS DURING FIT OF DELIRIUN   Believed Near Death on Seventieth Day of Hunger Strike; Mayor in Delirious Condition * and Fails to Recornize Family

NIAC SWINEY 15 BEING FED WHILE Fe 15 UNCONSCIOUS: TRICKED.’ HE COMPLAINS   British Home Office Admits That Physicians Have.Been Ordered to Try to Keep Him Alive.   LORD MAYOR AT TIMES FAILS _ TO RECOGNIZE HIS RELATIVES

HUNGER STRIKER _ _ __ PERISHES AT CORI   First of Eleven to Die From Fast.

MORE DEATHS EXEPECTED IN IRISH JAILS   One Hunger Strike Passed Away and Others May Follow.

M'SWINEY WORSE; WILL SOON LOSE CONSCIOUSNESS   Other Fasting Prisoners So Low End Is Expected Soon.

HUNGER STRIKER HELD IN GORK JAIL DEAD; OTHERS MAY DIE S00!   FEAR NEWS OF ONE PEATH WILI HAVE BAD EFFECT ON OTHER FPASTERS.

HUNGER STRIKER DIES IN PRISON   MICHAEL FITZGERALD i DEAD—MACSWINEY HAS COLD.

FITZGERALD FIRST HUNGER STRIKER Of IRELAND TQ DIE   DEAT OF PRISONER AFTER 69 DAYS. OF FASTING "WAS BAD EFFECT:   Lord Mayor Objects to Being a Ped; While He Is Un-

EIGHT BATTALIONS SENT BY BRITISH TO IRELAND   Railroad Workers in treland Agree to End Strike But Refuse to Return to Their Posts.

RESERVES HELD FOR DUTY IN IRELAND   Irish Railroad Strike} Settled Ba Men Refuse To Retura fu Work At Once —

RISHGOVT. BUILDINGS ~ DESTROYED BY FIRE   Incendiary Assaults Are Responsible For the Orders Placing New Troops. in — Readiness For Service In Ireland.. ;   irish Government Named 36 Regiments _ Which Will Be Permitted To Reenlist  100 Men Each For Service in the Unit ‘ ed Kinodom.

IRISH STRIKE SETTLED BUT WORKERS ARE IDL   Troops Are Held in Readiness to Quell Disorders—Reach Agreement on Transportation ef War Munt tions

FRESH OUTBREAK ON IRISH SOM   BRITISH TROOPS HELD IN RESERVE AND READY TO QUELL ATTACKS IN IRELAND

TAKE 14 BALLOTS, NAME NONE, RECESS, WITH THAT DEADLOCK TIGHTER YET

Everything Depended on Convincing Ohio Man's Backers That They Had Struck Their Limit in the Way of Vote   Getting.  :

POSOTETLITY GA OTRENGTH MAY BE EVEN 10 PALMER   Managers Went Into Conier ence During Recess After 36th Ballot.   PROPOSAL IN AIR TO SWING NEW YORK DELEGATION   Everything Depended on Convincing Ohio Man's Backers That They Had Struck Their Limit in the Way cf Vote Getting.

RECESS YESTERDAY: WHEN PALMER WAS: ~ MAKING GOOD GANG   Fourteen Futile Ballots Were Taken Yesterday, With the ‘Deadlock Growing Tighter  On ach Ballot Until Neat "Tt. »

TO RE-ARGUE FEDERAL SUI   Supreme Court Actsin Le high Railroad Case Today

Women Keenest on Dimpled Knee: Men Not So Susceptible Says Dancer hie Picscentis Has Own Cpinion

Women Blamed For Scantiness  Of Stage Dress   Ann Pennington, Dancer, Says Bald Heads of Front Row Not Responsible for Bare —— ee 

WOMEN WANT DIMPLED LEG SCENE MOST   Says Ann Penning ton of Limelight Fame.

INN LIFTS THE VEIL   PRETTY PENNINGTGN TEILIA _ WHO IS REAL CO EUR   She Saya the Womew Like @huptines:  As Well as the Men

WHO LIKES SHAPELY CALF?   And the Men Are Unanimous Says Aun Penntagton.

Child Welfare _ Workers-Bus)      SUbHdren's Tights’ New Slog in Veudiug Stote Pell rout MeN.

HUGHES TO SUPPORT HARDING   Former Leader Te!'s Hays He Will Gc to Marion to Confer With Nominee.

HIGHER RATES IN FORCE   Railroads wilt Collect An. Additional $4,100,000 Per Day

HIGHER RATES GO INTO EFFECT ~ AT MIDNIGH)   New Passenger Rates Which Are 20 Per Cent, Will Bring $20,000,000.a Month. ~

FUNERAL OF EMMET WARD ON THURSDAY      REMAINS BROUGHT TO THIS Cry FROM EAST ANGUS. QUEBEC.

FUNERAL OF EMMET WARD ON THURSDA}   REMAINS BROUGHT TO. THI! CULY FROM EAST ANGUS, QURBEC,

RAIL ENGINEERS ASK RAISE   Present Wage Demand to Railway Conference at Washington,

ENGINEERS ASK MORE PAY   Locometive Drivers’ Brotherhood Pre. sents Wage Demand to Raiiway Conference at Washington.

RAIL ENGINEERS SEEK INCREASE   Ask Commission For Sam Wage Boost As Other Employes

WAGE DEMAND   Presented by Railway Engineers to the Conference Committee.

REFUSES TO SET A PRECEDERT   Bedy ef Unknewen Seldier Will Net Be Removed.

WILL NOT MOVE BODIES OF UNKNOWN SOLDIERS   BAKER SAYS UNIDENTITIED WILL NOT BE BURIED IN NEW YORK

REFUSES TO GRANT REQUEST FOR BOD)   SECRETARY BAKER WILL NOT ALLOW BURIAL OF UNKNOWN WAR VETERAN AT VICTORY HALL, NEW YORK.

ABANDON PLANS. FOR © BURYING UNIDENTIFIEL   Baker Decides Not.to Author. ize Removal of Body,

WHO'LL BE THE =. VICE-PRESIDENT?   Political Gossip Has It That Cox~ or Meredith May Be the Nominee If   McADOO IS FIRST MAN   Meredith Withdraws From the’ Presidential Race— Forees are Busy

e DETROPP- HOTEL BURNS,   One Person is Known to Tave Lost  hife, ;

Hoffman Hotel Burned at Detroit   Bedy Recovered From Ruins and Others Probably Failed io Escape From the Burning’ Building,

RECOVER BODY OF ~~ HOTEL FIRE VICTIM   BELIEVE OTHERS LOST LIVES IN DETROIT CONFLAGRATION THIS MORNING

— INKNIFE FIGHT   Hughes Will Probably Recover His Assailant Fld and is Still at Large

EDWAKD HUGHES STABBED ON MASSACHUSETTS STREET   FOUGHT OVER PICTURE   Hughes Will Probably Recover; His Assailant Fld and is Stili at Large

PROTESTS MADE ON THE RAIDS   Chicago Federation Says They Are Aimed at Union Labor.

Mississippi House Refers to Voter:   House of Representatives Refers Mat. ter of ¢ ompulsory Education t Vote of People.

MAOTEH OF TE NATIONAL GRANGE TALKS OF FIXING  PRODUCE PRICES   f the Farmer Does Not Receive Same Pay For the Same Hours of Work That Others Receive

MUST GIVE FAIR “WAGES T0 FARMERS   SAYS GRANGE MASTER LOWELL      Predicts Establishment  of Nation o> Wile Selling’ Organizatiom-as~, ‘Only ‘Alternative :

FARM PRODUCTS PRICES   Nation-wide Selling Organ. = dations’ to. Fix “Predicted

A FARM SELLING ORGANIZATION IS LOWELL'S PLAN   Master of Grange Says Farmers Are Driven  to Self-Defense.

FARMERS ARE PREPARED 10 MAKE FIGHT   Nation-Wide Selling Or ganizations Planned for Protection.

TILLERS WANT. SANE PAPAS: PITY UAL RETS   -Leader.. of . Farmers Says Change %n Conditions... Is , Bound to Take Place   SALES ORGANIZATION ONE PLAN, HE SAYS   ‘Upbraids’ Labor for Asking. for Cheaper Food- Without , Knowing Gost

WARNS ‘OF NATION WIDE COMBINE TO FIX FARM PRICES   Grange Head Declares Agrituralists To Form Selling Organization To Combat Reduction In Costs.

J Head of Organization Says The: May Be Forced to Fix Selfing Prices.   BLAMES THE {GOVERNMENT   Says Farmer Only Wants Same  Pay For Hour’s Work~ Others Get. .

FARMER MUST } PROTECT SELF   Grange Head Says Agriculturalists May Have To Form Combine To Hold up Price of Their Product.

Or ganization n for Selling Products   Master of NatiPyyed Grane Says Nation-wide Selling Organization {2 i Re Oreanized

FARMED FLAN NATION Wit UAGANIZATION Ii} FAX PRICES   Want Same Pay for San Hours’ Work as Others Receive   TO DEMAND FAIR RETURN ON PRODUCTS   National Grange in Session at Boston Takes Up National Issue

NATION-WIDE SEILING ‘ORGANIZATION PLANNED   Farmers Give Ultimatum, In Which They Ask For “Same Pav for Same Number of Hours.”

NATIONAL UNION MAY BE FORMED GRANGER WARNS   Producer Must Get Fai Return For Hours  Of Labor.

Tilers Want Same Pay For Hour’s -Work- -As-- Others "Says Grange Master.

HOPE FOR FARMERS,   m~, Nation-Wide Selling Organization  Pennaced tr EX¥e Pelona

EQUAL FARM WAGE ALTERNATIVEFIXED PRICE PREDICTION   Nationwide Sales Organization Promised if Relief from Other Source Fails.   GRANGE MASTER SOUNDS LAST CALL FOR FAIR DEAL   Want Same Pay for Same Hours of Work Others Receive is Final Appeal.

GRANGE WANTS — STANDARD FOR — FARM PRODUC      “NO THREAT—HAVE BEEN DRIVEN TO PROTECTION”   Lowell Declares There Has - Been Net Decrease in f Farms of 100,000 in Seven * States, According to Census

LL a ee —— nance  F ARMER MUST PROTECT SELF      Grange Head Says Agriculturalists May Have To Form Combine To Hold up Price of Their Product. .

FIXING OF PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS BY GRANGE IS NEAR‘   Master of National Organization Says It is Coming.

PREDIGTO RATIONWIDE SELLING CRGANIZATION FOR AL] EARAA PRANUET!   SAYS FARWER MUST HAVE SAW  PAY FOR SAWE HOURS AB  OTHER LABOR RECEIVES.

NATION-WIDE ORGANIZATION   Is Predicted - For Near _ Future to Fix Price of Farm Products

FARMERS MAKE DEMAND As 10 BASIS FOR PAY   Want Same Pay for Same Hours Work as Others Get.

MAY FIX FARM PRICES   WE WAY BE COMING TO THAT THINKS HEAD OF GRANGE.   Nation-wide Selling Organizations May Become. Necessary to Save the Cenntry’s Agriculture.

FARMERS SEEKING BETTER PRICES   NATION WIDE SELLING ORGANIZATIONS ARE PREDICTED.

TEXAS FIELD CROPS IN GOOD CONDITION   Fruit However ls Smallest Fo: Several Years and the Pecans Very Short

CROPS OF STATE PENERALLY GOOD, DECLARES REPORT   FOUR PER CENT OF 1919 WHEAT YIELD REMAINS ON FARMS SAYS STATEMENT.

HIST!   Teachers and Pupils of Exclusive Girls’ School Expelled; Report Says They Were Making Raisin Wine.

SEMINARY GIRLS . MADE WINE?   Four Students and Twi Teachers Dismissed.   SCHOOL AN EXCLUSIVE ONE   Kenosha, Wis., in the Lime LightDice Throwing Denied, but Wo1't Discu ss Moonshine.

GIRLS AND TEACHERS MADE RAISIN WINE   STARTLING DISCOVERY IN EX. CLUSIVE GIRLS SCHOOL AT KENOSHA CAUSED EXPULSION,

SAY 4 STUDENTS AND 2 TEACHERS OUSTED FOR BREWING LIQUOR   EXCLUSIVE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN UPROAR OVER RECENT DISMISSAL.

SERVICE REDUCED IN SPITE OF LARGE TONNAGE ON HAND   Former Shipping Board Official Asserts Need Is For More . Big Liners

GOVERNOR COX AT WHEELING, ~ WEST VIRGINIA   Says Democratic Administration Will Stage “Definite Plan to Make Ditticnlt in Future”

LEAGUE [5 THEME OF COX TALK   Harding Attacked I Wheeling Today   COX IS AGGRESSIVE   Again Refers To “Senaterial Oligarchy’”’

COX PLEDGES PLAN TO PREVENT WAR.    Party Will Put in Practical Operation Program for Perpetuation of Peace, Nominee Tells West Virginia Audience; Charges Interests Seek to Buy Government

COX COMPARES DEFINITE ey OF OCR : WITH G0. P. EVASIONS      Democratic Candidate Promises Speedy Action Toward ’ Peace and “Making War More Difficult”’—Flays Senatorial Oligarch y Which Seeks Con- :  dnal Thraiink Wardine

Governor Declares G. 0. .1 Has Flung Smoke Screen To Seize Office Spoils

GUX SAYS LEAGUE WILL GIVE PEACE   Promises Ratification If Democrats -Win in Present Campaign; Calls It “Definite Plan” to Make War Difficult; Pledge Veterans Aid.

COX PLEDGES WORLD PEACE IF VICTORIOUS    DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEE PLEADS i - CAUSE, OF LEAGUE... IN’, “WHEELING SPEECH.

Students Organize It at Fort Haye,  Kansas, and Throw Professora  TYeda a2 TT.

TEACHER DUCKING STUDENT PASTIME   Head of Fort HaysNormai School Seeks Protection from SoCalled “Student Soviet”   DISORDER 1S RAMPANT   Suggestion Offered in Fun by Girl Student at “Pep” Meeting Starts Reign of Terror

 Fort Hays Normal In Grip of  a Student Soviet Government.   DAUGHTER OF EVE STARTS ALL TROUBLE    Faculty Head Asks Asks State Aid; Work or Get Ducked Is ' Student Slogan.

Student *Soviet” Ducks: in Ice Cold Lake, Instructors Who Do Not Obey Demands

Professors Ducked in Icy Water by. Student Soviet at Kansas Normal School

STUDENT SOVIET DUCKS PROFS IN CAMPUS LAGOOD   Kansas Normalites Are Carrying On “Pink” Revolution.

STUDENT SOVIET CONTROLS KANSAS NORMAL SCHOOI   Hunts Down Professors and Throws Them Into Lake on Campus.

SCHOOL KIDS ~ DUCK TUTORS INTO WATER   Professors Issue 8, O. > Call to Topeka Police Officials.

NN EEE a ayy  CALL THE GUARD! SEND FOR WILSON! CONVENE. PEACE CONFERENCE! A COLLEGE SOVIET 1 DUCKING PROF

COLLEGE Cul   Siudent Soviet Running Things Withe High Hand at Fort Hays Normal School,   STATE AUTHORITIES AT TOPEKA APPEALED TO   Kansas Attorney General Wires County Attorney to Investigate and Report the Situation and Prosecute law Violators — Editor College Newspaper First Victim.

‘STUDENT SOWET” CONTROLS — RANGAG NORMAL SGROOL AND DUCKS PROFESSORS IN LAKE

ROWDY KANGAD OIUDENTS GET OUT OF BOUNDS   THROW TEACHERS INTO LAKE WHERE ONE NARROWLY MISSES DROWNING.   Countv Attorney Is Directed to Pros ecute All Persons ‘eRsponsible For The Disorders.

10 STUDY WORLD PROBLEMS   ‘High Cost of Living and Debts Com ing Before International Par lblimwmermtnrse ( anference.

WORLD PROBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSEL   INTERNATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE OF COMMERCE OPENS MAY 4.   OESGION AT LUXEMBOURG   H.C. L., Exchange, Commercial Trans: portation and Other Subjects on Program.

‘U’ CHASER NABS RUM RUNNER   U. S. War Vessel Overtakes Lake Su perior Motorboat Carrying 20 Cases of Whisky.

ee eT  BERIAL OF MES. FOX.   Serviees Conducted Saturday After. noon for Mrs. Sarah Fox.

REAL PEACE ROW DELAYED WHILE “POWERS QUIBBLE   British, French and Italians ~ Would. Consult-With 0. $.— “Ou er Turkey 

“GRAVE PROBLEMS FACE DIPLOMATS AT PRESENT   Wilson's Reference to France as “Imperialistic’’ May Cause Embarrassment.   GREY'S LETTER, HOWEVER, MENTIONED AS PARALLET      ' British, French and Italian Em. bassies Ordered to Inquire as to Turkey.   JUSSERAND ‘SHOULD LEAD   Finds Himself in Unenviabl Plight With ‘Instructions to See Wilson.

GOX GOMPLETES FIGHT TONIGHT   Makes Final Address ‘at Toledo, * Winding Up Campaign For Presidency.   HARDING'S WORK DONE

MRS, COX VOTES WITH GOVERNOR   Democratic Nominee Ends His Campaign at Toledo   {LEAVES POLLS FOR THE FARM   Mrs. Harding Accompanies Aur. band in Casting Ballot ©

GOV. GOK CLOSES HIS CAMPAIGH AT TOLEDO, Onl   The Leaders Regard Last Speech at Toledo as Good Luck.

SPEECH AT TOLEDO — MARKS WIND-UP OF THE COX CAMPAIGN   Democratic Candidate to Re ceive Returns at His Newspaper Office   GOVERNOR CONVINCED THAT. NATION. FAVORS LEAGUE   Says Harding Election Means ’ Death of Treaty

HARDING READY FOR THE VERDIC   Confident of Election a: President.

COX HAS EVE ON LUCK IN CLOSING CAMPAIGN: OPEAKS TOLEDO TONIGH   WILL sv MU P ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN  AND LAY MATTER BEFORE VOTERS,

rox Casts Vote And Retires To Home For Day's Rest  ee + seamen  “Peace On Earth, Good Will Toward Men,” Closing Talk  ean me a oe  Will Receive Returns at News paper Office

HARDING RESTS AFTER ISSUING FINAL LETTER   Accompanied by Mrs. Hardin Will Vote in Afternoon   Votes in Same Precinct Fo : Thirty Years

HARDING. SMILES OVER PROSPELI OF VICTOR   Confident of Great Victor At Polls Tomorrow He Says.

GOK GUEo HUME GATS VOTE FUR  LEAGUE NATIONS      PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TOWARD WEN IS HIS FINAL CAMPAIGN WESSAGE,

SENATOR HARDING CONFIDENT = HE WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT   Republican Candidate in Answer to Query Calls Attention to Utterances of Past Few Weeks When He Many Times Declared That He Fully Expects to Be Inaugurated Chief Executive in March.   (Associated Presa Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

FINAL SPEECH WILL BE MADE MONDAY NIGHT   Cox Leaves Dayton For Toledc To Make Final Appeal.   Makes Arrangements For Ob. taining Returns

HARDING HAPPY AS CAMPAIGN IS BROUGHT TO ENI      Confident He Will Be Nex! President—He Ended His Campaign Saturday.

GOV. COX IN Tht SADDLE UNTIL LAST MINUTE   Nominee Will Make ‘‘Gooc Luck’’ Speech at Toledo Tonight.   RETURNS TO DAYTON EARLY TOMORROW   Candidate Will Receive Reé turns at His Newspaper Office.

GOV. COX CAST HIS _ VOTE FOR LEAGUI   Democratic Candidate Cast Ballo at Cross-reads Store on Way From Tolece

HARDING PASSES — A QUIET DAY IN HIS MARION HOW   Asked as to the Outcom Candidate Smiles: anc Calls Attention to Hi Recent Addresses.

MR. HARDING TONGUE-TIED ABOUT RESULI   G. O. P. Candidate Refuse: to Make Prediction Concerning Election.   ‘NOMINEE’ S CAMPAIGN : CLOSED SATURDAY   He and Wife Will Receive Returns at Home in Marion.

WILL RETURN HOME EARLY ON TURSDAY TO CAST HIS BAL1) AMONG THE FIRST

INCREASE 6. OP. SENATE MAJORITY CHARTING S PLE   Voters Told by Nominee in Final Statement They Face Two Issues, League and Con. structive Domestic Policy.

MAKES “GOOD LUCK™ OPEECH IN CLEVELAND   Cox Will Close Campaign There.

HARDING AND COX ARE READY   To Hear Verdict oi People in Race for Presidency

TARDING EXPECTS 10. -BEINAUURATED NEXT  ~ MARCH: REST AT HOME AFTER THE CAMPAIGN   Republican Candidate Is Smilingly and Serenely Confident of  Election oi Tuesday 

COX BACK HOME FOLLOWING HIS LONG CAMPAIGK   Candidate Will Hear th: Returns at Newspape:  Office This Evening.

Expects: to Be. Inaugurates President March 1.          SY RA(GHT REPUBLICAN TICKET   Tt Has. Been Recommended By the Ceddidate ta Many ef His Speeches.

VICTORY IN SIGHT   Republican Nominee Warren G, Harding Awaits Outcome of Election Tomorrow With Full Confidence.   REPUBLICAN CONGRESS .. "I$ ASKED OF PEOPLE   Senator Harding Wants House and Senate That Will Exnable Him to Carry Out Campaign Promises.

HARDING TAKES REST AT MARION   Smile Answers Those Who Ask Prediction.   READY TO ABIDE BY PEOPLE’S WILL   Recommends Straight Re_ publican Ticket.

COX PLANS FOR RETURNS   Will Be At His News: - paper Office   From Toledo, Casts His Vote and Then Rests’

GOVERNOR AND MAS, COX VOTE EARLY IN air THEN-WATCHFUL  WATTING BAME BECINS   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE. CLOSES _ MOST AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN ON RECORD; CASTS BALLOT: FOR LHAGUE

BARDING IS CONFIDENT.   Expects the People t- Endose the . Republican Ticket

‘PEACE ON EARTH,’ COX'S FINAL WORDS   Famous Words Sung By Angels True If America Enters  Into League.

LEADERS AGOEAT CONFIDENCE IN TUESDAY ELECTION   FINAL STRIDE TAKEN UP TODAY  OVER COUNTRY.   IOWA G, O. P, CHIEF SURE OF KENDALL-CUMMINS.   Says That There Need be no Doubt o the Success of Republican National and State Tickets In This State.

GOVERNOR COX CLOSES STRENUOUS: CAMP ALGN WITH TOLEDO SPEECH   DEMOCRATIC STANDARD. BEARER ’. CONFIDENT. OF SUCCESS; OHIO  SPECULATES OVER “WHICH (BR SVORITE SON” 

TOLEDO SPEECH “FINISHES DRIVE   Appearance Regarded as Good Luck.   U.S. FOR LEAGUE  COX'S CONVICTION   Democratic Nominee Ex. -. presses Belief.:

COX CASTS HIS BALLOT ~ AT GROSS ROADS STOR   ‘Governor Asleep When His ‘Train Reached Dayton Early This Morving.

HARDING ENDS CAMPAIGN TODAY   To Cast His One Ballot at Home Precinct Tomorrow, Spend Day at Home.

COX TO MAKE LAST CAMPAIGN TALK IN TOLEDE   Receiving ‘Apparatus Used By Cleveland To Give Cox Election News.

ee ee ee ee  COX PLAYED LEAGUE TO THE LAST DITCH   Last Words in Campaign Were “Peace on Earth; Good Will to All Mlen,” Through League.

HARDING URGES GOOD REPUBLICANS.“ “VOTE A STRAIGHT TICKET   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WOULD IMPRESS. UPON. FOLLOWERS NECESSITY . ‘OF ELIMINA.  TION OF SCRATCHING

COX TO END CAMPAIGN AN OHIO CITY TONIGHT   After Brief Rest at His Home ” Democratic Cantlidate Leaves ' for Foledo  REGARDS LAST APPEARANCE: AS OMEN oF GOOD LUCK:   Consents to Go After Being Urged! By Followers 3 Only Chance to-Win.      FETURNS TO HOME TONIGHT :   Preparations -Made at His New: paper Office te Give Him, © Election Returns.

SEN, HARDING MODESTLY REFRAINS FROM CLAIM AS TO ELECTION RESH   SAYS HE HAS DONE THE BEST HE COULD AND IS READY FOR  THE VERDICT.

COX ALTO  LFD0 LAST NIGHT   Democratic Nominee Make: Final Plea for League of Nations.

1S PEN EH AT HEWEDRPER   Democratic Candidate ‘Returns Home After Firial Speech” In Toledo.

Jj. J. HILL ASSOCIATE IS DEAD   D. C. Shepard, Friend of Builder of Railroads, Passes Away at the Age of 92.

POLK PREDICTS BUSINESS WITH SOVIET RUSSI/   [Reds’ Peace Offer Has No ! Yet Reached White  Lilarwcs

BUSINESS RELATIONS WITH SOVIET RUSS   Will be Opened by United States Soon, is Prediction” ——— "That is Made Today.”

MEDICINE CASE STOLEN MONDAY   WAS TARE S FROM THE WACHING OWNER BY DRO GL] 4. TINDAL! OF THIS CITy.   WAS VALUED AT $25.06

MEDICINEGASE — STOLEN MONDAY   WAS TAKEN FROM THE MACHINE OWNED BY DR. C. A. TINDALL OF TIS CITY. ©   WAS VALUED AT $25.00

006000000 SCC C C004  CHURCH NOTES Coeeooovovecsooooososooes  Bm Be . -eB

LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Of Restricted Jurisdiction Ap. proved by Legion

SOUTH DAKOTA RETURNS FAVOR WOOD AND LOWDEI   Latest Figurea ‘on Republican Presiden are .

WOULD EXCLUDE JAPS FROM TEXAS   Take Action Following Pur chase of a Tract of Land in Texas.

TEXANS DON’T WANT JAPS   Move to Exclude Them Following Sale af Land to Orientals.

DR. P. LESSINOFF   TORPEDOES USED BY BU OTLEGGERS   Fired kcrcss the Great Lakes _ From Canada

TORPEGGES FILLED WITH WHISK)   Geatleggers Skeat ‘Em Agrass Great Lakes fram Canta

SHOOTS BOOZE IN TORPEDOES   Major Dalrymple Tells Prohibition Commissioner How Whisky Is Shot Across From Canada.

BOOZE SENT IN TORPEDOES   Prohibition Inspector Tells of Latest Thing in Bootlegging:

TIME LIMIT FOR VETO IS UP   vate of teem Messerce wf ( ongrese Mas He Kaown Today.

TENDAY PERIOD REACHES GLOSE   No Announcement is Made as to Fate of Bills  Treas BtLalea wearr a r?Warat   TEN AWAITING ACTION   -resident Gives No Indication of What has Been Done with Measures Passed in Cosing Hours of Congress—Government Expenditures for Eleven Months—Bis Total]

AUTOMATIC DEATH IS FATE OF IMPORTANT MEASURES SENT TO THE PRESIDENT

ND ANNOUNCEMENT ON PRESIDENT'S ACTION   Ten Measures Passed By Senate at Close of Session Remain at House

FATE WATER PONE ALL IS NOT ANSI   ‘White House May Announce _ Today Whether President  Vetoed or Approved It and  Ten Other Measures.

UNUN AUS ADK: InAl POWER OF THE INJUNCTION BE RESORTED 10 BY U. 8.

i. 8. JUSTICK DEPARTME?  MADE NO PLANS FOR DEA  ING WITH, RAILROAD SITUATION         PROFITEERNG RAMPANT   Sturnge Houses Are Ready to Unloud at Fabwlous Prices ax Sap ply of Fresh Food in Cut (Hf——See Be lsheviat Teed®nciex

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS COLLECTING STRIKE DATA   Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Ask That Injunction be Employed to Break Strike.

BROTRERROODS ott PAILROAD STRIKE 19 — AEARING AN END   Expect to te Able to Announct Definitely Tomorrow That the Strike is Broken.

ACTION DEMANDEL AGAINST STRIKES   Department of Justice Will No Reveal Proposed Steps.   LEGAL ACTION [S$ QUESTIONED   Make No Arrangements to Cope with Profiteering Problem.

Justice DBebartiéin Undecided      PROFITEERING IS REPORTED   Dealers Taking Advantage. of , Chance; to,Boost. Food Prices. .

DETAILS OF THE SHAMEFUL STORY   BB. PEAY ERS TOOK BRIBES RANGING TO $20,000, .   EIGHT WHITE SOX SPLIT COR. RUPTION FUND OF 380.000.   But None of Them Will Eser Play Ball Again if the Folks in the Girand Stand Know It.

WHITE SOX PITCHER TELLS AMOUNTS EACH PLAYER WAS TO RECEIVE FOR THROWING  SERIES. CLAIMS “DOUBLE— CRPOeCeERNHn

ABE ATTELL ACTED  AS GO-BETWEEN WN CROOKED BASEBALL   Full Extent of Deal by Which ‘White Sox Threw Series in 1919 Being Laid Bare   Three of Team Have Told to Authorities All They Know About Rayment of Bribes

CICOTTE TELLS STORY OF HIS TEMPTATION   Wanted to Buy Farm For Wife and Kids — Says He Found $10,000 Under Pillow Nighi Before First Game — QOutlawed From Baseball.

BROOKLYN. PLAYERS ARE 10 BE QUIZZED AS TO INTENTIONS   Latest Rumor Has it That Coming Series for World Honors Has Been ‘‘Fixed.”’   COSTS COMISKY $230,000   Could Have Sold Men He Will Lose for That Much, He Stated This Morning.

MORE CONFESSIONS   BASE BALL SCANDAL SMELIS STRONGER AS PROBE WOLRWS..   Additional Sensetions Promised During the Week,

MORE CONFESSIONS AREEXPECTED SOON   ATTORNEY “FOR BALL CLUB THINKS OTHER  PLAYERS WILL TALK.   ANXIOUS TO TELL PART      Division of Money “Received for Throwing ‘the World Scries Cicen hv Cicotte   Joe Jackson Disappointed Small Boys Who Greeted Him as He Left Stand

MORE CONFESSIONS   BASH BALE. SCANDAL . SMELLS STRONGER AS PHOBE WORKS.          Addional Seusadions Promised buring the W reek,

FARMERS WILL ADD MERIBERS   Plans for Membership Campaign in County Made at Meeting Here Today.   JO HOLD DRIVE THURSDAY   Arrangements Call for Visit to Home of Each Farmer in Shelby County.

Plans fer Membership ign tn Gouinty Meads at Mee ing ere Today.   TO HOLD DRIVE THURSDAY   Arrangements Call for Visit to Héme of Each Farmer in Shelby County.

YALE CHURCH TS WRECKED BY VANDALS   More Than $2,000 Worth of Property Destroyed-by Marauders.   CUT UP BIBLES AND : ' TAKE PIANO STRINGS:

WRONG MAN DETAINED IN‘ TRUNK CASE   Roy Millen and/Others. Held ~ at Chicago ~ Released After Being Viewed. .   WOMAN IDENTIFIED  AS MRS. E. LE ROY

MAN HELD IN CHICAGO BELIEVED NOT THE ONE   MYSTERY GROWS IN THE DE. TROIT TRUNK CASE   PRINTER IN ALABAMA IS BEING QUIZZED   Roy Mfilen Arrested in Chicago Is Thought to Have Been Leroy, Whose Wife Was Murdered Put in Trunk and Shipped To New York

MILLEN PROVES NOT TO BE THE MISSING TERY   Had Been Held at Chicago in “Connection With the Detroit Tron Marder Mystery   WOMAN {S IDENTIFIED   Was Mrs. Leroy, Formerly Miss Jackson of Starkville, Miss. --Birmingham Printer  Rnow Wor

LEROY CASE FRUSTRATES DETECTIVES   Alabama Printer Sheds New Light on Mystery.

EFFORTS TO CONNECT ROY MILLEN WITH CRIME FAIL   Patrolman Trumbull, Who Identified Trunk Murder Victim as Mrs. Eugene Leroy Unable to Identify Suspect at Chicago.

TRUNK MURDER  VICTIM WAd MRS. LEROY   Clothing Leads to Positive Identification of Detroit Woman.   CHICAGO MAN IS . HELD FOR MURDER   Printer to Whom the Body Was Consigned Accuses Jealous Husband.

ROY MILLE FREED TRUNK MURDER CAS   lutilated Woman’s Body Posi tively Identified As Mrs. E. Leroy.

Organization Formed With Headquarters In Balfour to Serve Farmers In Shipping Their Live Stock — Offlcers Selected,

FARMERS AROUND BALFOUR COOPERATE  IN SHIPPING STOCK   Central Co-operative Livestock Asso. Formed at Balfour May 10th— Membership now Over 100   REDUCTION IN SHIPPING COST   Within Ten Days Eight Carloads of Livestock Were Shipped to Market—-One Other Organization Located at Emerson

FLOUR DOWN TO LOWEST MARK IN FOUR YEARS   Family Patent Now Below Nine Dollars a Barrel, Following Slump In Wheat Market.

VETERANS MARCH IN THINNED RANK   Boys of ‘61 in Review Before Grand Commander today: the Parade Closes the Encampment.

PIONEER CITIZE      Died Fifday Night in Atlinte, Was : Fornier Tipton Resident.

PIONEER CITIZEN,   Died bifday Night in Atlenta, Was a Former Tipton Resident,

T MAKERS SLASH PRICES $1.50 TO $24   One of Largest Shirt Plants Ir The Country Announces Re ductions.

CUT IN PRICE OF SHIRTS      Big New York Manufacturing Firm Makes Reduction.

MEN’S COLLARS AND.SHIRTS GO DOWN IN PRICE   WHEAT AND SUGAR TAKE ANOTHER DROP TODAY WITH OTHER ARTICLES,

0, MIN! REDUCTIONS IN COST OF SHIRTS   Farl and Wilson Announce Cui on Wholesale Figures,

EXTRA! TELEGRAPHIC   STATE. TAX BOARD FIXES ASSESSMENTS OF MONROE COUNTY CORPORATIONS:

LANDRU STILL FIRM IN DENIAL      Fighteer Months’ Examination Has Not’Affected His Bearing.

HOPE FCR SETTLEMENT   Fresh Proposals to End the British Coal Strike.   Premier Lioyd George and Other Mem bers of Cabinet Meet Delegation of Coal Miners.

BRITISH MINERS’ DELEGATES RECEIVED SY LLOYD GEORGE.   Fresh Propos: s Are Made and Dis cussed for {wo Hours—Smilie Now for Peace.

Employes Have Seized Additional Factories   Chemical Plants in Italy Taken Over to Provide Metal Workers With Needed Supplies.   NO. DAKOTA, FARMERS ARE SHORT OF CAS

Italian Workers Confiscate Fac tories in Order to Hold Their Jobs.

RUBBER PLANTS SEIZED IN ITALY   MICHELIN TIRE PLANT. TAKEN OVER ALONG WITH CHEMICAL, PLANTS.

STRIKERS IN ITALY STILL ON RAMPAGE   More Factories Seized While Peace Parley Is On.

PROBE INTL lh NPAC. FINNS HALTS   MORE PLANTS ARE <CHTED BY WORKMEN

Chemical and Rubber Plant in Turin aud Other Citie: in North of italy Takei Over by Soviet Apostle   Socialists Fight With Troops in Trieste Streets: Russ Steamer Is Commandeered at Genoa by Armed Band:

POLISH VICTORY IS THOUGHT COMPLETE   Destruction of Bolshevik Ar. mies Considered Thorough.   Only 30,000 Fugitives Left of Host Which Swept Down on Warsaw.—- Losses During Heavy Fighting in Valley of Narew Have Eeen Large. on Both Sides. . -

COLLAPSE OF RED ARMY CONSIDERED COMPLET   OF GREAT PORCE THAT SWEP' DOWN ON WARSAW ONLY 30, 000) «6FUGITIVES) REMAIN—S®O, 000 )6©PRISONERS)6«6AND HUGE oOrarxTwaniex OF MEUNTTIONS

DESTRUCTION OF RED ARMY 1S COMPLETE   Poles Have. Captured Eighty Thoufand Prisoners and Vast “Amount Of Guns and ellie War > Matarjale   30,000 FUGITIVES REMAIN   Considered Probable By Observers  “That Russians Have Used All Their Available Resources and Are l[nahle To Fornish More:   HARD FIGHTING RECENTLY

DESTRUCTION OF RUGS ARMY COMPLETE — ONLY A FEW FUGITIVES REMIIN, OF HOS

DESTRUCTION OF RED ARNW NW COMPLETE   ONLY..30,000 FUGITIVES LEFT OF ARMY WHICH MENACED POLISH CAPITAL.   B0,000 PRISONERS TAKEN   Both Sides Are Reported to Have Lost Heavily in Three Days’ Fighting in Narew Valley.

Poies Have Taker, Over 80,ers So Far.   Soviet Forces Haven't Wa Material to Make Come, back, Belief.

BOLSHEYIST ARMY A WRECK   Little Left ef Hest Theat Swept Dowrn Upen Wersaw— Many Guns and Mee Ammunition Lest.  Ze. Ge A saeeslasbset Basse

ROUTH OF RED ARMY /IS NOW COMPLETE   YNLY 30.000 FUGITIVES REMAIN OF TROOPS WHICH MARCHED ON WARSAW   J. 5S. ASKS — POSITION   Pilsudski Government Reauests to isclaim Any Territorial Aggressions.

FIERCE FIGHTING DURING PAST WEEK + GOSTLY TO SOVIETS   30,000 FUGITIVES REPRESENT RE MAINS OF VAST FORCE SENT AGAINST WARSAW.   OTHER LOSSES ARE HEAV}   ¢ Anvcrica Wants Poland to Issue to World Preclamation That She Will Abstain From Any Territorial Aggression.

DESTRUCTION AED ARMIES COMPLETE   Of the Host That Swept Down On Warsaw Nothing is Lefi But About Thirty Thousand Fugitives.

FIVE BOLSHEVIK ARMIES WIPED OUT BY POLISH  Capture of Bialystok Is Final Blow to Soviet.

SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE OF WARREN G. HARDING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT

HARDING’S- SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Republican Nominee Discusses Prob. lems Confronting Nation.

NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES  HELD TODA\   Senator Warren G. Harding, Formally Accepts His Nomination by Republican Party.

HARDING SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE ANEW KEYNOTE   Repubtican Nomittee at Notification Ceremonies Discusses Probléms Confronting © Nation,   “HOLD. HERITAGE. ANERIGAN WATIONALITY. UINMPAIRED’

HARDING SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE A NEW KEYNOTE      Republican Nominee at Notifica: .'tlon Ceremonies Discusses, Problems Confronting  “the Nation,   “HOLD HERITAGE AMERICAN NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED”

SENATOR HARDING'S — SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   . DELIVERED ‘TOD AY AT NOTIFI. - CATION CEREMONIES HELD . AT MARION, OHIO HOME   ‘UPHOLDS REPUBLICAN SENATE   “Our Party Means to Hold the Herltage of American Nation. ality Unimpaired”

Harding Pledges rarty and Cabinet Government. in Speech of Acceptance Today

LEGION TO MEET AT CLEVELANE   3000 DELEGATES REPRE SENTING 9500 POSTS OF THE WORLD,

A. L, CONVENTION ~ SEPTEMBER 27   3,000 Delegates Repre senting 9,500 Local Posts Will Assemble ir Indianapolis — Impor. tant Program Notes.   PARTICULARS

WANT GOVERNMENT TO AID STOCK MEN   BANKERS, PACKERS AND GRAIN MEN MEK AT CHICAGO AN DISCUSS SITUATION

AID FOR LIVESTOCK DEMANDED      “Troup Aek All Grain Be Placed On Preferred List at Onee.

STORM WARNING FOR THE LAKES ISSUED MONDA\   Lakes Michigan, Huron And Superior Will be Swept By Gales.

Defends Eagle, National Bird      s Warning Agninst ALENed Esthiction By Une restricted) Shouting  Museum Tssite Thevy

DIES DURING SLEEP LAST: MON. DAY NIGHT   SERVED THIRTY YEARS AS’ JUDGE

JUDGE GAYNOR DEAD   DIES DURING SLEEP LAST MON. DAY NIGHT   SERVED THIRTY YEARS AS JUDGE

PEAVOR CIGARS WITH WHISKEY.   ‘Father and Son Held for Court on  a thaws

KING BLAMES FORD INFLUENGE, WEALTH   Declares These Backed  Power of Administration.

$20,000 WORTH OF WHISKY 13 TAKEN BY POLICE   Waterloo, Iowa, Officers Seize 200 Gallons of the Stuff.   STRANGE CASE OF ‘FRISCO EVAPORATION   Other Booze News From Far and Near of Interest.

GERMAN METHODS SHOWN; ALLEGED SPY’S:- CONFESSION   Former Captain In America Anny Admits Being Bent Fo United States

U.S. CAPTAIN A GERMAN SPY      John Willers, Caught After Two Years. Stole Company Money. Confesses Sensational Facts.

America Honeycombed By German Agents, Is Declaration, '   EVEN IN ARMIES   Man Now Held Says tle Meant to Lead Troops to Death,

GEAMAN OPY WAS INFANTRY CAPTAIN IN AMERICAN ARMY   Thief and Deserter Says Wash: ington Was Full of Kaiser’s Aids.   ENLISTED AS A PRIVATE

Confesses He Was: odo 00 ‘Cadets Sent to the: ‘tinited States to Enlist in Aqétican Army—Stole“98,000- of ‘His  Camnany’e funele.

FORMER HUN oPY IS CAUGHT INN. ¥      JOHN WILLERS, ONCE U, §& ARMY CAPTAIN, “TELLS AT,I,."*

OFFICIAL  ry       America Honeycombed By German Agents, Is Declaration.  (   EVEN IN ARMIES   Man Now Held Says He Meant to Lead Troops to Death.

ACTED AS U. S. CAPTAIN   Willers Says He Would Hav: Led.His Company to Slaughter.

UNTEOoION OF JOHN WILLERG A GERMAN SPY   Brazen Recital of What Hun Agent Intended to Do if He Had Been Sent Overseas to Command Troops.  LEAD THEM TO SLAUGHTER   Arrested as a Deserter and Thief, Former Captain Says Many Spies in Washington During Wartime.

Official Washington Full of Spies During Period of War   INSTRUCTED TO ACT AS LOYAL AMERICAN   Recognized on Street by Former Lieutenant and Arrested ~

*RISONER RECITES IN A BRAZEN MANNER ROW HE ARRIVED INU. S. _ TRAINED IN ARTS OF ESPIONAGE   ays He Enlisted in the American Army As a Private and Won Promotion to a Captaincy; Did Not Get Overseas; Is Said to Have Stolen $5,000 of Company Funds.

Any "CEAMEN DY         ae Captain Who “Abiacond. ed With Company Fund _.'Makes.-Confession, . _..   FLANNED TO LEAD : MEN TO SLAUGHTER   Declares He Is One of 300 Sent From Germany to Enlist in America.

ARREST CAPTAIN AS GERMAN SPY   U.S. Army Officer Admits That 300 Cadets  Were Sent to U.S. to. Enlist and Fhen ' Turn Traitor: He Stole $25.000. 

MANY GERMAN SPIES IN OFFICIAL WASHINGTON   Sensational Disclosures 0: His Mission Here Given by Former Army Captain.

FORMER OFHICER SAYS HE IS SPI   Alleged Thief and Desertet Declares He Was Sent Mora Ry Germanc   SAPTURED IN NEW YORK      Sensational sclosures Ar Given By Ex-Regular Army Organization Commander

ARMY OFFICER» CONFESSES AS A GERMAN SP’   Charged With Theft and As De -. serter, Willers Brazenly Recites Story, -Sa¥ Police.   SENT -HERE FROM BERLIN

John Willers, Alleged Thie' : and Deserter Arrested on * Fifth Avenue'in N.Y. °°   SENT TO U. S. BY GERMANY   Marries American Woman: and Plans to. Secure Passport To Return’ to’ Berlin

BRITISH GOVERNMENT . GHALLENGES MINERS   DETERMINED TO FORCE THE 38SUE AFTER MOVE TO GET SUPPORT OF AMERICANS

UNION’S REQUEST FOR STRIKE HERE BRINGS ON CRISIS   American Anthracite Coal Dig. gers Expected to Have Contest in Organization

BRITAIN READY FOR COAL STRIKE   Government Takes “Offensive In Coming Labor Trouble

~ACFINISH FIGHT   British Government Issues- Defy te  , \. Striking Miners.

T MINER   American Miners Were Asked to Strike Simultaneously Sept. 25.

BRITISK GOVERNMENT   CHALLENGES MINERS   Challenge Follows Disclosure of Re_quest, of Miners’ Head For   Simultaneous Strike

INVESTIGATIONS EXPECTED TO DISCLOSE EVIDENCE ON WHICH TO BASE SUITS

BIIVERNMENT  TO MAKE WAR ON ALL PROFITEERS   Evidence Being Gathered by Flying Suadron of Department Agents

GATHERING EVIDENCE ON PRICE GOUGERS   Government Contemplating Prosecutions of Profiteers In Food, Fue! _ and Clothing, Official

GREEK CABINET 10 CALL PARLIAMENT   Body Will Be Summoned to Nominate Regent, Says Dispatch to London.

“WARTIME LAK   Nominee Also Comes Out for Tax Readjustment in Speech Accusing Democrats of Waste and Extravagance.

ARDINGURG GREAT NECD Of CLOSEECONOM)   Says G. 0. P. Congress Savet Nearly a Billion Since Coming tate Power.   DEMOCRATS EXTRAVAGANT   America Has Actual Peace Bu No Declaration—Europe Has Covenant But War.

SEN. HARDING POUNDS DEM   REPUBLICANS STOPPED EXTRAVA GANT DEMS FROM SPENDING BILLION, HARDING CLAIMS

HARDING IN ECONOMY PLEA   rerms Present Administration Extrav. agant and Tells of Big Saving by Republicans.

HARDING FEATURES NATIONAL ECONOM)   DELIVEKS FRONT PORCH AD. DRESS 10 REPUBLICANS OTF WYANDOT, O.; BRIEF RKEFER. ENCE PO SUFFRAGE.

ECONOMIZE, SAYS HARDING IN. NEW TALK FROM PORCH   G ©. B&B Cendiaet Credits Republicans With Big Saving.

ECONOMY URGED BY SEN. HARDING   G. O. P. Candidate Accuses Remocratic Administration of Extravaganve.—Praises Republicans.

ECONOMY iS THE DUTYOF NATION   THAT IS SENATOR HARDING'S VIEW—OUR SCOPE OF INFLUENCE DEFINED. 7

HARDING URGES MORE INDUSTRY, ECONOM'   While He Speaks at Home, Cox Renews His Attack.

MORE ECONOMY HARDING URGES IN PORCH TALK   Nominee Also Urges Repeal 0 War-Time Legislation

ECONOMY PLEA BY HARDING   Calls Democrats Extravagant—Tellis of Republican Savina.

HARDING URGED TRIGT ECONOMY BY GOVERNMENT AND THE PUBLIC   Washington Should Stop Its Extravagance As An Example to Individual Thrift, Ho Talic Visitors.   DEMANDS REPEAL OF ALL WAR TIME LAWS   Gives Republican Congress redit For Saving Nearl a Billion Dollars Since ‘It Came Into Power,

HARDING DENOUNCES ADMINISTRATION'S ~ EXTRAVAGANCE   [Republican Candidate Insists That War-Time Measures Shall Be Repealed

HARDING HITS EXTRAVAGANCE   Government Must Practic Economy as Example for Individual Thrift, He Says.   HE’ PRAISES . CONGRESS

CLAIMS G. 0, P. SAVED BILLION   Harding Urges Economy In Government.   ANTIS CLAIM IRREGULARITY   Insurgent Leader Declares Only House Journal Was Certified By Governor.

HARDING SAYS IT'S UP TO AMERICA 1 PRACTICE THRIFT   Republican Candidate Again Blames Spirit of Extravagance for High Prices.   Save Some More and Things Will Brighten, He Assures Wvandot Delegation.

SEN, HARDING PLEADS FOR MORE THRIFT   Accuses Democratic Regime ol Extrayagance; G. 0. P. Saved Nearly Billion Dollars   ECONOMY IN SMAI SMALL THINGS RECOMMENBEL

SEN. HARDING LAUDS G. 0. P. LEGISLATORS   Says Republican Con gress Saved Near Bil lion Dollars.

HARDING URGES STRICT ECONOMY   i. 0. P. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE GIVE “FBONT PORCH” SPEECH  Accuses Democrats of Extravagence— Claims Republicans Saved Billion Dollars While in Power.

BILLION SAVED BY G.0.P., CLAIM   Harding Accuses Democratic Re: gime of Exiravagance   WOULD REPEAL WARTIME ACT   Such Legislation Now Breeding 4. o. L.. He Charges

ECONOMY BY GOV'T AND INDIVIDUAL Io URGED BY HARDING   Republican Candidate in Porct Talk Tells How Congress Cut Wastefulness.   COX SCHEDULED TO MAKE TWO INDIANA SPEECHES   Democratic Candidate Giver Big Welcome at Princeton and Evansville.

GOVERNMENT IS MAKING LIQUOR AVAILABLE TO ALL ‘YHO DESIRE IT IN FIGHT AGAINST INFLUENZ:

ALCOHOL FOR FLU IS MOOT QUESTION   Physicians Differ as to Its Value, But Method Is Provided by Which They May Legally Obtain It.   GOVERNMENT IS CHARY ABOUT GIVING OPINION   Internal Revenue Officers Authorized to Provide Liquor After Action by Federal Attorneys.

TAKE SOLEMN OATH UPON NAKED SWORL   Reds Lay Plans for Revolt in Orient.

ene iieninenini aia ea: lai ae eae  FLETCHER IS BLAMED FOR LOSS OF ANTILLES

COX WOELD AID SCHOOLS,   SU WUE ALD SUNUULS,     Federal -Aid For Removal c ~ literacy Planned. -

a a eer  JOFFRE PAYS FOE TRIBUTE   Frencn Field Marshal Says Von Kluck’s Marne Retreat Saved German Wing.

YS FOE TRIBUTE  -PA              ai Says Von Kiuck’s  a 4 Smmove--3er- —_ wrrg.

BONUS FOR ‘SOLDER “AHS HOUSE   Ways and Means Committee To Report Favorably On Bill, Report

REPUBLICANS  FAVORABLE TO.  ‘THE BONUS BILL   A FAVORABLE REPORT ORDER=D BY THE HOUSE WAYS COMMITTEE TODAY.   The Bonus Is Expected to Be $30 Per Month Which Would Make a Total of $1,500,000,000— Democrats Oppose It.

REPUBLICANS PLAYING POLITICS WITH LEGION   Trying to Force. Through = Trifling _ Bonus to Service Men to Catch Votes in Election.

Republican Members of House Committee Favorable to Soldiers While Democrats Are in Opposition.   AMOUNT LIKELY TO BE SMALLER THAN ASKED   Total Expenditure Would Reach About One and OneHalf Billion to Be Raised by Tax on Retail Sales.

HALF-MILLION SPENT BY SALVATION ARMY   IMPROVEMENT OF INSTITUTIONS IN INDIANA AND MICHIGAN SHOWN IN PROVINCIAL REPORT.   HAD TO MORTGAGE PROPERTY

ALF-AMILLIGK. OPEEL BY SALVATION ARM   MPROWEMENT OF INSTITUTIONS IN INDIANA AND MICHIGAN SHOWN IN PROVINCIAL HEPORT.   1AD TQ MORTGASE PROPERTY

MINERS DISAGREE ON ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS   OPPOSITION STRON(   SOME DELEGATES TO COLUMBUS CONVENTION DECLARE OFFIC. ERS SHOULD HAVE GONE TO  JAIL RATHER THAN SETTLE STRIKE

GUNTROL IN HANDS UF GONSERVATIES   This Group in Miners’ Convention Confident of Indorsement of Recent Strike Settlement.   EXPRESSIONS OF RADICALS   President Lewis Feels Sure Com mission Will Grant Higher Waaes to Miners.

HEAD OFFICIAL, Tas CONFIDENCE _ INCOMMISSION   PRESIDENT LEWIS BELIEVES 1F  MINERS ARE ENTITLED TO   RAISE THEY WILL  GET IT

RADICAL MINERS BITTERLY OPPOSE ~——-PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Attempts Are Made to Condem the International Officers For Acceptance.   LEWIS EXPLAINS NECESSITY   “Should Have Gone to Jail Rather Than Surrender, Asserts Delegates.

MINERS CONVENTION TO ACCEPT SETTLEMENT   Conservatives Among 2,000 Workers Are Confident Agreement Reuch = by 7iYicers Will Be  dorscrh

A NEW:LABOR SAVER.   It. Shocks Small Grain As It Is- Cut and Round. an:

LAWS PASSED BY SPECIAL SESSION G0 INTO EFFECT   The Governor Today Proctaimed Them——Blue Sky Law Most Important. —   BUREAU READY TO OPERATE   Chief of Department Says It Ex pects to Save Big Losses” to the People.

GOVERNOR PUTS LAWS IN EFFECT   LAWS IN EFFECT  Acts of Last Legislature In Force Nov. 13, at 8:20 A WW

AVERS REPUBLICANS ADOPT HUN ATTITUDE   Secretary Baker Quotes Former Imperial Chancellor on League Of Nations Idea.

BAKER SAYS LODGE APES HUN Ghltr IN ATTITUDE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

BAKER ASSAILS ~ REPUBLICAN VIEW   Says G. O. P. Ac P. Adopted Its League Position From Former German Chancellor

="OBBY JONES AND mM EVANS ‘ARE TIED   it End of First Eighteen Hol2s. of a Thirty-Six~ Hole Match at Memphis.

Backers Say He Will Pall as High as 395 Votes on the . First Pew Baltots Taken,  op  TO AT DEAR cre   Only a:-Miracle Can Prevent His Securing Number of Backers, IUTs Clainyed.

Claim Unpleged Delegates Will Control Convention and Many Are for Wood.

NILL PULL SO MANY VOTES Oh FIRST TWO BALLOTS   That Only a Political Miracle Can Prevent His Nomination, General’s Workers Say.

TO ORGANIZE AT ONCE.   Leadérs of Revolt Plan to Establish Gosrrnment Without Delos.

EXPECTED DEVELOPMENTS ‘OF _ POLITICAL-NATURE HOLD : MOST INTEREST 

INTE ‘TEREST: CENT “MEXICAN: PR        Revolutionary Government Has Alrei Ly: I aii r=  -urated-Movement. To -Ask For imn mmpilate eC  -ognition By American Goverriméht: :     Loe

REBELS NOW  IN CONTROL   Carranza, Former Mex ican President Reported to Be Prisoner

REBELS CONTROL ALL OF MEXICO   Carranza Reported as PrisoncrObregon Functions as New Mexicen Dictator   COMMUNICATION RE-OPENED   American Navy on Job To Pretect Foreign Interesis—Very Liitle Bloadshed.

L. A. STONE OF OAKLAND CIT‘ DISTRICT CHAIRMAN—ROLLIN MAXAM COUNTY CHAIRMAN

DIRECT CAMPAIGN ~ FROM GREENSBURE   Allen H., Brown, Dist. Chairman Fo United Financial Drive to Have Headquaris Here—Starts April 24.

RAIL MACHINERY IN MOTIOt   First Steps ‘nken Hy the Govern.  meni io Retura Roads to  iene uceetes

GOVERNMENTAL MACHINERY PROVIDING FOR RETURN OF RATLROADS IS TN ACTIO?

MACHINERY SET IN MOTION FOR ROADS’ RETURN   Hines Announces Creation of a Division of Liquidation Claims Friday.

SEVERAL BiG (OWA MINES ARE (OLE   MEN ARE DISSATISFIED WITH WORKING CONDITIONS,   OPERATORS TRYING 10 All   Say Men Should Stick to ‘Their Work Until the Conditions Gan Be Adjusted—Fuel Is Short Everywhere,

Unrest Growing In Iowa Mines   Several Mines Are Closed Becauss the Men Refuse to Continue Work

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY OUSTS 3 SOCIALISTS AND OTHER 2 RESIGN   Two to One Vote Refuses Seats Second Time This Year.

SOCIALISTS IN N. Y. ASSEMBLY AGAIN OUSTED   Two of Five Are Permitted to Keep Seats by Assembly Vote But Resign   FOLLOWED LONG DEBATE   Socialists Deny They Are Committed to Policy of Violence to Change Conditions

New York Assembly Stiff Necked on Attitude Toward Socialism.   OUSTED MEMBERS SAY ACT BLOW AT LIBERTY   Vote Ousting Leader Claesse1 and Two Comrades Was Close.

FIVE SOCIALISTS AGAIN OUT N.Y, ASSEMBLY TODAY   Three Unseated After Re-elec tion By Large Vote and Two Resign.

ASSEMBLY VOTES T) is TWct OF FIVE SOGIALIST. MEMBERS   Decision Is Immediately Followed By -Resignation of Other Two Who Say They Will Not Sit With “Such an Un-American Body”

Excivded Last April, Special Elec tion Sent All Five Back io Assembly   Two Men Allowed te Remain by Assembly Resien Beceaty¢ Body is “Un-American”

SOCIALIST MEMBERS ARE OUSTED FROM N. Y. ASSEMBLY   Five Members are Voted Out Both Republicans and Demo crats Voting to Oust Them.

THREE SOCIALISTS ARE EXPELLED: TWO RESIGN      New York Assembly Ousts Socialists From Legislature for Second Time in Past Year

REFUGE OtATS. TO OGHALIGTo IN NEW YORK   Three Out of Five Members’ Rejected by Assembly — Others Resign Though Accepted

UGIALIOT AR AGAIN USTED  FROM ASOE MBL   RE-ELECTED POLLOWING RECENT EXPULSION, AND DENIED THE PRIVILEGE OF SEATS.

FIVE SEATS ARE VACANT   Five Socialist Assemblymién are Not Members of New York Legislature.

W YORK RE-OUSTS Te SOCIALISTS, OTHERS RESIGN   Claessens Declares Comins  Election Will Return Them.

THAT NEW YORK ROW   THREE SOCIALISTS- WERE FIRED AND TWO RESIGNED.   The Men Not Unseated . Deelared Their Unwillingness to Sit Inso “Un-American a Body.”

ALBANY RGGEMBLY EXPELS SOCIALIGT DELEGATION AGAIN   On Vote to Exclude Three 0 Five Re-Elected Members, Two Seated Resign.   HUGHES CALLS ACT ONE OF “INCREDIBLE FOLLY”   Says Principles of Americar Institutions Disregarded by Assemblymen.

two Other Members of ‘Delegation Resign When Assembly ¥otes to Bar Solomon, Waldman and Claessens   ygTON OF ASSEMBLY 1S DEROUNCED BY HUGHES   pisqualification of Socialists for Office Removed He Says

SUGIALIOTS ARE DUSTED bY NY. ASSEMBL'   Two Others Resign After Moiion to Unseat Them Is Lost, Refusing to Sit “With Sach An Un-American Body.”

SOCIALISTS LOSE NEW YORK SEATS; FLAYED AS FOLLY   Ouster After Men Elect ed Un-American Declares Hughes.

SEATS VACANT AND SOCIALISTS MAKE PROTES)   New York General Assembly Votes 90 to 45 to Unseat Members. _  Ousted Members Claim “Brazen Disregard of Liberties of The Panniea ”’

UNSEAT THREE SOCIALISTS IN N Y ASSEMBLY      THREE SOCIALIST DELEGATE: RE-ELECTED IN NEW YORE AGAIN DENIED RIGHT TO SI IN ASSEMBLY

SOCIALISTS USTED WITH LITTLE BELAY   New York Assemblymen Re-Hlect ed’ After Being Expelled Last April Again Unseated,   TWO PERMITTED TO REMAIN   These, However; Promptly Resign Bollowing Expulsion of Their Comrades,

FIVE ASSEMBLY SEATS VACANT   New York Law Makers Refuse to Let Socialists Take Seats

SOCIALISTS ARE BOUNCED FROM N. Y. ASSEMBLY   Vote to Unseat Five Members, Re-elected After Dismissal, Was Two to One; Expelled Members Tacignant.   MEMBERS WHO WERE NO? EXPELLED REFUSE SERVE   Chas. E. Hughes, Former Counsel For Socialists, Declares It Was an “Act of Incredible Folly.” 

Had Been Secreted'in Hotel and Telephoned Mother—Kidnappers Escape.

Son of Wealthy Kentucky Man Wa: Unharmed When Parents tar cated Him.   ROY PHONED TO HIS PARENTS FROM KOUM   idea ypets Escaped as the Family and Officers Came for the Lad

PAUL LITTLE IS FOUND IN HOTEL ~ IN LEXINGTON   Abductors Did Not Get $25,000 Left For Them In a Garbage Can By Father.

KIDNAPPED BOY IS FOUND IN ROOM AT A LEXINGTON HOTEL   Abductors Take Flight When Trail Be comes Warm and Child Is Restored Unharmed

Boy, Prisoner in — Hotel, Calls His . Home by Phone   Was Guarded by Two Men, One of Whom Descended Phoe: nix Hotel Elevator as Rescuers Arrive-—Fail to Claim $25,000 Ransom,

Plan of ‘Abductors to Secure $25,000 From Rich Father Upset by Lad’s Ingenuity in Getting Word to Mother   Coaxed From Playmates With Promise of Candy Child Is Locked in Hotel Bathroom; Trail of Kidnapers is Lost

KIDNAPPERS ESCAPE: RANSOM UNTOUCHED   Paul Littic, Aged 12, “Pound “by 2 LMotherin Room ia Hotel, ja! ; Lexington, Kentucky.

‘BOY FOUND. IN HOTEL   BOY TELEPHONED FROM THI HOTEL RUOM AND PARENTS ‘ WERE SOON THERE   KIDNAPPERS ESCAPED, GOR TOWN ONE ELEVATOR: PAR“ENTS WENT UP ANOTHER

Kidnapped Son of Millionaire Found   Boy Vhones Mother he is at Hotel Phoenix In Lexington, Where  se . _—y a

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND BY MOTHER IN HOTEL ROOM   Son of Wealthy Oil Man at Lexington, Ky., Taken by Unknown Men Two Days Ago.

KIDNAPPED BOY = PHONED MOTHER WHERE HE WAS   Little Son of Wealthy Of Man Had Been Held .in Room in Hotel in ; Lexington, Ky,

MOTHER FINDS HER KIDNAPED BOY   Paul Little Held in Lexington Hotel For Two Days   WAS UNHARMED BY PAIR   Says Two Men Guarded Him— Lorked in Rath Roam

KIDNAPPED BOY IS FOUND IN A. HOTEL ROOM    Phone Call Led to the Rescue of Paul   Little, Son of Well Known Ken- ° ‘tueky OU Hau.

FOUND LOCKED» IN HOTEL ROOM   Paul Little, Kidnapped in Lexington, Ky., Restored to Anxious Parents   MISSING TWO DAYS   Reward of $25,000 Which Father Left in Garbage Can ts Untouched

KIDNAPED SON ~ OF OIL MAGNATE FOUND IN HOTEL   Package Left for Abductors in Garbage Can at Lexington, Ky., Is Untouched

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND BY MOTHER   ABDUCTORS DEMAND A $26,000 RANSOM FOR GIVING UP THE LAD

KIDNAPPED BOY  FOUND BY MOTHEI   Fourteen-Year-Old Son Of Wealthy Oil Man Held Prisoner Two Days In Hotel at Lexington, Ky.

PAUL LITTLE IN HOTEL ROOM FOR TWO DAYS, SAFE   Message Brings Mother, Father and Brother to Lad’s Relief. ~

KIDNAPPED BOY, RICH MAN’S SON; FOUND UNHURT   Phones Mother From Hotel Where He Had Been Held —Abductors: Escape.   RANSOM UNCLAIMED

“PHONED MOTHER DURINC ABSENCE OF ONE OF THE KIDNAPPERS.   Wile Mother and Fricnds Wen  Up One Elevator the Kidnapper  * Passed Down Another and Made Escane.

Find Kidnaped Boy Locked In A Hotel Room   Son of Wealthy ‘Louisville People Effects Own Rescue by Pele.  “ \ jthoning His Mother—  rl Abductors Narrowly  \ wv Eseape Capture

FARMERS LOSE  MANY MILLIONS   DEFLATION PROCESS HIT THE FARMERS HARDEST OF ALL.   PRESIDENT IS SILENT   H(S NOT GRANTED FARMERS. “AUDIENCE AT WHITE HOUSE, .   Price Reductions Follow Adminis. tration Policy In Treasery =~ Department.

WOULD STOP RICE DROP      Representatives of ‘Agricultural Interests Trying © : te Do This.

Bankruptcy on Farm” Is Feared If Fall of: — . Prices Is Not Checkea

STRIKING MINE RG ATTACK SOLLIERY   U.S. Infantrymen Exchange Shots With Men Who Disappear.

EIGHT DOUGHBOYS ROUT 200 MEK   Attack on West Virginia Col liery Broken Up by Infantry Squad.

TURN MACHINE GUNS ~ ON HIDDEN ENEMIES   ‘TROOPS SCATTER WEST VIRGINIA : RIOT BREEDERS.   Attack Made on Mining Properties, Bat Soldiers Equal to It—Outbrenks Bad as Any Keeent Rising.

MACHINE GUN FIRE STOPS STRIKE RIOT   Two Attacks of Striking Miners in West Virginia Are Repulsed by Soldiers

Preparations for Trials Begin. ning September 6 of Twenty-four Men Indicted on Muarder Charges Growing Out of Battle of Matewan Continue,

TROOPS REPULSE ATTACK,      Detachment of Scidiers Stoy Party of Unidentified Men at Colliery.

TROOPS IN CLASH IN COAL DISTRICI     INFANTRYMEN USHE MACHINE GUNS IN REPULSING ATTACK BY PARTY OF MEN.

FRENCH PRESIDENT TO BE NAMED THIS WEEK   Millerand, Choice of Nation, Unwilling’ to Relinquish Premiership; Jonnart and Peret Now  Foremost in Race for Office

PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE IN WALLERAND'S HANDS   Premier May Have Presidency fo the Asking; Hus Not Committed Himself.   WILL BE URGED TO ACCEPT   Publication of Deschanel’s Mis. adventures Follow Announcement of Resignation.

Ss  EEK AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS   { sios Labor Jeias in Efferts te Free those Held fer Political R easens.

LABOR JOINS PLBA FOR WAR DRI SONERS   Review ‘Asked ced of” Cases oi 2,050 Persons Now  aa Cellg © i   ERANCE . : IN: MOVE   War. Department Holds Out: En ., ouragement to Armanesty: = Advocates -.

COA MINERS MODIFY THEIR WAGE DEMANDS   MINE UNADERS AGREE TO RE PUCE PEMAND TO SEVEN HOUR DAY AND 40 PER CENT INCREASE

MINERS LOWER... THEIR DEMANI   Forty. Per Cerit. increase  Asked Instead of Sixty as Asked/Some Time Aaa.   DID“ IT. FOR “HARMONY”

MINERS LOWLA BO PER GLNT WAGE DEMANL   Forty Per Cent Increase ant Seven Hour Day to Be Asked of Commission   PURPOSES OF HARMONY. REASON GIVEN BY LEWIS   MODIFICATIONS WERE DECID   ED SOMETIME AGO, BUT ALI CARDS WERE SHOWN, SAY! LEWIS.

SECOND CHOICE ° WILL DETERMINE G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Leaders in Chicago Admit No Selection Can Be Made on First Ballot

SECOND CHOICE CANDIDATE PROBABLY WILL RECEIVE .. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION   Leaders in Chicago Tabulate Expected Vote on Second Ballot, Lowden, Weed and Johnson Claiming 597, 645 and 557 Respectively.

NOMINEE: WILL BE “SECOND CHOICE’:   G. 0. P: Candidate Can't: Win On First Ballot. Report.

LEADERS ADMIT b.0.P, NOMINEE A OECOND CHOICE   Canny Ones Already Begin ning to Repair Fences to Hold Votes.   “Break” Looked For Any Time After the Second Ballot Is Cast.

JOHNSON SHOWS _ GAINS IN MONTANA   Bryan Polls 4 to 1 Over Wilson; 20 to 1 Over Heover and M’Adoo.

NOTED AUTHOR TALKS  FROM THE WEST SIDE BAND STAND TONICHT      RANDALL PARKISH TO TALK ON “THE COMING OF THE MONSTER”

RANDALL PARRISH WILL SPEAK ON “THE COMING OF THE MONSTER” HERE      FAMOUS AUTHOR HAS ALS PROSPECTED IN SOUTH. RERSFECTED IN SOUTH. WEST STATES

OWNERSHIP BY OVERNMENT ASKEL   DISORDER INTERRUPTED :’ BOLL CALL SEVERAL TIES   American Federation of Labor Endoyses Government Ownership of - American Railroads.

GOVERNMENT “OWNERSHIP OF THE RAILROADS   Endorsed By Secretary Mor. rison of A. F. of L. in  Speech Today.   OTHER LABOR LEADERS VOICE THEIR POSITION   Official of Miners Union Dee clares Labor’s Strength is on Ballot.

FERERATICN OF LABOR OVERRIDES GOMPERS   U, 8. OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS IS  INDORSED DESPITE OPPOSITION OF CHIEF,’

ORGANIZED LABOR WANTS RAILROADS TO BE TAKEN OVER   SESSION IS: FRAUGHT WITH DISORDER

AF. OF L. FAVORS U. S. OWNERSHIP   A. F. of L. Votes for Government Rule of Railroads.   Resolution Approved After Bitter Fight  —Congress Asked to Curb Profiteering.

VETERAN LAGUR CHIEF QUEER FIRST LICKING  IN MANY YEARS   A. F, of L, Head, Who Opposed Endorsement of Government Ownership of Railroads Snowed Under.   PUTS UP HARD FIGHT TO DEFEAT PROPOSA!   says It Is a otep toward ‘Erinavernnet of Workers as Government Employes; ls Mildly Applauded,

FIGHT OVER RAIL BILL   ' BITTER DEBATE OVER QUESTION AT MONTREAL CONVENTION,   A, F. of L. Finally Votes U. S. Gov. ernment Ownership of Railroads— Approves “irish Republic.’

AFL FAVERS GOVERNMENT? AWNERSHE   Resull Comes After Bitter Fight.o1 Hoor of Conventon at Mantreal; 24,000 to 8,000.   PROBE OF FREE SPEECH SUPPRESSION I$ DEMANDEL

ACTION IS TAKEN BY UNIONS AFTER A BITTER BATILE   Administration Forces of the Federation Show Considerable Opposition

LABOR ENDORSES RAIL OWNERSHIE   Question of Federal Control or Full Ownership Precipitates Bitter Fight at Federation Convention,   ADDRESS BY MORRISON CAUSES DEMONSTRATION   endorsement Is Strongly Advocated by Secretary William Green of United Mine Workers of the World.

U.S. CONTROL 0.K’D AFTER BITTER FICHT   Rail Workers, Backed by  Miners, Whip Gompers and Administration.   APPLAUSE AND HISSES  SOUND AT EACH VOTE

GOMPERS SUSTAIN. HIS FIAST DEFEAT AT LABOR’S HANDS   American. Fedération’s Endorse ment Of Railroad Governinen Ownership Opposed By Him.   HE PUT UP. HARD FICHT

GOMPERS LOSES GREAT FIGHT ON RAIL OWNERSHIF   Despite Defeat Conventior Increases Salary of Gompers to $12,000   SALARY OF MORRISON INCREASED TO $10,000   Labor Decrees That Right of Free Speech Must Not Be Abridged by Courts

Convention in Bitter Fight Over the  Question  VOTING STOOD_.. 90 NEQ TH @ 240

Action of Conference Endorsing Resolution is Said to Be First Genuine Defeat Suffered by President’ Samuel Gompers In Many Years   SCHOOL MILITARISM CONDEMNED

SAMUELGOMPERS LOSES FIGHT T0 DEFEAT MEASURE   Veteran Labor Leader May Not Be Candidate for  Reelection.

GOMPERS GIVEN A BAD BACKSET   (ARBOR CHIR OVERTURNED BY Votre OF FEDERATION.   FOR GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP   'ederal Heneiog of Hailreedea Declared ter tbs Preneuesced WNajerity——Veteran tender Wey Deciine Re-clection.

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP {OF RSILROADS VOTED: BY } BAROR IN “HOT” SESSION

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP ENDORSED BY FEDERATION DESPITE PLEA OF CHIEF

THE RADICALS WIN   J 1 SA see A. F. L. VOLES FOR GOVERN. MENT RAILROAD OWNERSHIP   M ‘Wax a Ritter Fight and Result Shows That the Radicals are In Control of Faderation 4

MAY MEAN END OF LABOR CHIFF’S REIGN   Executive Council Also in Em. barraasing Position; Salaries Raised.

PLUMB PLAN GETS LABOR'S SUPPORT   GOVERNMENT OWNERS HIP OF RAILROADS DEMAND. ED BY CONVENTION      He Had Made Every Effort to Prevent Passage of Resolution Calling For Endorsement of the Move.

OF RAILROADS AFTER BITTER FIGHT AT TO . DAWS SESSION.   Building. Trades. Almost Solid Against Government _.Ownership, - Supporting Gompers: and the ‘Admin. - istration Forces. ts

Government Ownership  Indorsed by American Federation.   IBITTER FIGHT ENDED   Conditions Could ‘Not Be Worse, Says Mineworker * Representative.

GOMPERS SUFFERS FIRST REAL QEFEAT   American Federation of Labor Endorses Government Ownership of Railways by Vote of 29,059 to 8,349.

COMPERS HINTS HE MAY GET OUT OF FEDERATION   Suffers His Firsr Real Defeat in Years At Convention Hands   VOTE IS OVERWHELMING   Labor Leader Unable to Get Convention te Denounce Government Ownership of Railroads

PLUMB PLAN Ia DEFEATED: Rall:  WORKERS ANGHY   FEDERATION OF LABOR ENDORS ED GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF ROADS,

LABOR FEDERATION ENDORSE RAILROADS UNDER CONTROL   Bitter Fight Precedes Endorse. ment of Government Own ership of Railroads.   GOMPERS [IS AGAINST IT   But Heavy Vote of Mine Workers and Others Crowds Report Through.

AF. OF L VOTES FOR GOVERNMENT BAIL AWAEASHIE   Stand Taken After’ Bitter Fight’ in Convention—Dem. ocratic Operation of Lines Is Indorsed. 

LABOR DEMANDS RAIL OWNERSHIP BY GOVERNMENT   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR ENDORSES FEDERAL OWNERSHIP AFTER FIGHT

A, FOF. WANTS GOVERNMENT 10 OWN RAILWAYS   Government Ownership Endors: ed By Vote of 29,059 + te 8,349,   BEAT THE GOMPERS FORCES   Charges of “Steam Roller” Are Hurled at the Chair During Bitter Fight,

Montreal Convention Overrides Gom« pers’ Opposition, 29,059 to 8,349, After a Bitter Fight   DISORDER INTERRUPTS ROLL CALL WHEN DELEGATIONS DIVIDE VOTES

FEDERATION FOR RAI AWNFASHIP   LABOR DELEGATES AT MONTREAL OVERRULE GOMPERS’ ARGUMENTS.

MINORITY. REPORT OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, OPPOSED BY GOMPERS,  IS ADOPTED.   MORRISON FOR PLUMB PLAN

GOMPERS LOSES BITTER FIGHT FOR NOUR HGH  OR FEDERAL  auneiee OCCUR   Disorder Prevails When Various Craft Delegations - Divide on Votes.

OTORMY obERea MARK CALLING OF UNION AOE   [Vote Is 29,059 to 8349 for Public Ownership of Railroads   GOMPERS OPPOSED TO CONVENTION’S ACTION   Building Trades Present Al most Solid Front Against  ' Government Possession

ALF.L ENDORSES OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS PLAN   Endorsement Comes After  Bitter Fight—Morrison Supports the Idea.

LABOR ENDORSES U. 0. OWNERSHIP AMERICAN ROADS   Resolution Favoring Intro duced Today Passed by Vote of 29,059 to 8,349.   Adopted After Most Bitte Fight Ever Staged On Convention Floor.

BUMPERS THINK OF RETIRING Aa HEAD OF LABOR   Federation’s Endorsement of Government Cwnership of the Railroads Blow to Him.   FIRST DEFEAT IN YEARS

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP 1S UPHELD   American Federation of La bor .Adopts Resolution.  VOTE CARRIES BIG   Labor Delegates Cheer Morrison Who Adrocates Government KR. K Control—Frey is Opposed,

ABOR =      Bitter Fight Took. ‘Place in ‘The ‘Federatjon of © Labor Meetirig—Cries_ of “Steamroller” Heart in the Hall  Beam TDolea>a boo.

U.S. CONTROL OF ROADS IS VOTED 79,059 10 8349   Conditions Cannot B Worse Than At Pres ent, Is View.

FEDERATED: FAVOR OF all DWNED ANDO PONTROLLED   LABORAN IVER ENT

FOR GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP   A. F. of L. Endorses Gover: ment Ownership With Democratic Operation   Decision Reached After One of the Bitterest Fights on Record

GOMPERS LOSES HIS FIGHT   Convention at Montreal Demands Government Ownership of Railroads in ‘Spite of Protests.

LABOR GATHERING ENDORSE GOVT. OWNED RAILROADS   Includes Claue Sactioning Present Democratic Operation

GOV'T OWNERSHIP WITH DEMCCRATI OPERATION ENDORSED OY THE ALB.   Action of Proposal Bearing on American Railroads Come After: One of the Bitterest Fights on Record—Di sorder Interrupted the Roll i Call Several Times

BIG ROW IN LABOR RANKS   Federation Members Dis gruntled at Gompers.   OPPOSED POLLS OF UNITS   Steam Roller Charges Made Ix Vote On Government Ownership of Railroads.

EDERATIONVOTESFORASTEP INTO SOGIALIOM, DESPITE GHIEE   GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILS IS OFFICIALLY FAVORED 4   THIS MAY MEAN THAT GOMPERS WILL QUIT BUT AN. EFFORT IS BEING MADE TO INDUCE HIM TO RUN AGAIN .B

PROTESTS CHECK OF FREE SPEECH   A. TF. - Se Convention Hias Bitter Fight on Governmért Ownership Question

After. Bitter Fight Agains Comes. Forces, Vote:  Is 29, 059 to. 8, 349

FIGHT WAS  VERY BITTER   Labor Convention * For Government Ownership of Railroads

ion Comes after Exciting tall; Gompers. Charged “cteam Roller” Tactics He Bars Divided Ballot

Endorsement of Government Ownership of Railroads Comes After Bitter  Cinht   “STEAM ROLLER” CHARGED   The Vote Was 29,058 For and. 8,349 Against--Democratic . Operation is Asked

BIG CLOTHIERS TO PACE GRAND JUR'   Officiants of Hart, Schaffner and Mar» Called to Tostify Before Chicago Probing Body .

Summon Officials 0: Hart Schaffner. anc Marx in H. C, L. Probe   Grand Jury in Chicago Investi  gates Charge Against . Retailers

CLOTHING MAKER ON GRILL   Grand Jury Cites Officials and Em ployes of Manufacturing Firm

INDICTMENTS SEALED WHILE LEAK IS PROBE!   Federal Judge  Alschuler Ts Aroused by Reports ] Leaking From Grand Jury.   FORTY-ONE ON THE:LIST

GERMANY NOT ANXIOUS © TO COME INTO LEAGUE   She Wants to Be Assured That “She Will Be Recieved as an Equal.

PAUSECUTION OF WAR GRAFTERS UADERED BY . §   Contracts Involve Amount: Ranging From Few Thousand to Few Millions, De clare Department of Justice Otticials.   CRIMINAL ACTION 1S PLAN   Plain Fraud and Conspiracy Has Been Proved So Clearly Government Is Compelled to Ask Indictment of Violators.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. ~~BEGING PROSECUTION OF MANY WAR CONTRACTORS

CONTRACTORS IN TROUBLE   GOVERNMENT MAKES MOVE TC CLEAN UP LONGSTANDING CONTROVERSIES.   Includes Agreement for Furnishin; of Supplies of Nearly Every Commodity that Government Purchased for War Purposes,

Criminal Actions on War Contracts Come     FINAL EFFORT BY GOVERNMENT TO CLEAN UP ITS PERPLEXING CALENDAR OF ALLEGED GRAFT—SOME HONEST MISTAKES WERE MADE AND NOT ALL OF THE DEFENDANTS ARE GUILTY OF REAL CRIME.

Government to Prosecute 324 Contractors as Move To Clean Up Army Cases

Palmer Opens Prosecution Drive on Viar Profiteers   Both Civil and Criminal Suits Filed by Depariment of Justice Against 324 Contractors Who Furnished Government Supplies During War—Millions In volved in Alleged Fraud Cases.

TO PROSECUTE CONTRACTORS.      Move Made vy-Government (to Clean Up Controversies

FRAUD CASES SOON TO HAVE AN AIRING   GOVEBAMENT WILL PROSECUTE THE WAR CONTRACTORS.   Criminal aed Civil Action Prepesed Agatmet 324 Accused, With Several Milliens ef Dellars Iaveived.

PROSECUTION OF WAR CONTRACTORS ORDERED   324 ARE NAMED IN MOVE OF GOVERNMENT TO CLEAN UP CONTROVERSIES,

WAR CONTRACYS © PROBE IS BEGUN   Prosecution of 324 Contractor Marks Beginning of Department of Justice “Clean Up”

PROSECUTE. 324. “ GONTRACTORS   The “Pickins” Ranger From Thous. ’ “ands to Millfons of Dollars ~_ Officials Say.

PROSECUTION OF 324 WAI CASES ORDERED BEGUN   “PLAIN FRAUB” IT SEEMS   Violators To Be Shown No Leniency Officials Assert

PLAIN FRAUD a PROVED IN MANY ARMY CONTRACTS   The Attorney General's Office Will Not Be Lenient in Conspiracy Cases.

CARRANZA IMPLICATED   Lr ad oy a ry WITNESSES SWEAR HE DIRECTED RAIDS INTO TEXAS,   When Trains Were Attacked German Citizenship Gave Immunity and Americans Suffered.

RAIDS ORDERED BY. CARRANZA   Mexican Prisonei*s Confession States That a Federal Major Led Border Attacks.

MEXICANS SLICED OFF YANKS’ EARS   Confession ‘Tmplicates ‘Carranza Further in Border Raids Made in 1912.

TOLER SUMS “UP WORK OF ~ LESION POSTS    Maintainance. of Law and’ Or- der Greatest Single: Service, } He Tells Vets   ORGANIZATION..SERVES NOTICE GN-RADICALS   Deplorable Condition of DisAbled . Men,..:Much- Better Now. Commander Says

sTEWARISHTP   National Commander, American Legion, Opens. Annual Convention.   PRAISES MEN'S ATTITUDE   Declares Legion’s Greatest Service Has Been Stand For Law and Order.

LEGION IS FOR ~ LAW AND ORDER   D’Olier Reviews Work Accom: plished in Year at Annual Meet in Cleveland. __,,.   MEN AND WOMEN IN PARADE   Commander Declares American L@ gion and Ex-Service Man Are Best ~ ‘Insurance Policy for Country  ~  Buring Period of Unrest.

GREATEST SERVICE OF LEGION MEMBERS IS STAND FOR LAW AND ORDER, SAYS D’OLIER

LEGION 1S FOR LAW AND ORDER   D’Olier Reviews Work " Accomplished in Year at Annual Meet in Cleveland.    MEN AND WOMEN IN PARADE   Commander Declares American . gw sion and Ex-Service [dan Are Best Insurance rclicy for Country During Period of Unrest.

LEbION SESSION CHEERS FRANGE   Name of Ally in War Brings Great ; Outburst.   LAW AND ORDER IS KEYNOTE   Commander @b’olier Reviews Work Accomplished in Year at Annual Meet in Cleveland — Notice Served on Wild Radicals.

CORK SHAKEN BY TERRIFIC BOMB BLAS1   STAND FOR LAW ORDER   Department Store, Which Em “loys Sinn Feiners, Wrecked by Explosion.   D’Olier Reviews Work Accomplished in Year at Annual Meet in Cleveland.   THREE SLAIN AT BELFAST   MEN AND WOMEN IN PARADE   Civilians Assassinated as Sequel! te the Murder of a Policeman and Wounding of Others-—Mayor  MacSwiney Extremely Weak.   vommander Deciares American L@ gion and Ex.Service Man Are Best Insurance Policy for Country During Period of Unrest.

SEEK TO SEND FAMILIES. FROM ~—TANEER ONE   Mexicans in Calexico Fea Trouble When Federal Troops Reach Rebel State   ELECTION MARKED BY ONLY FEW BDISGRDERS   Government Party Victorious in Congressional Results of Sunday Voting \

MEXIGARS, I UAE FTI HculND MOLL CANS BORDER   Ask Permission to Cross to U.S. if Cantu Meets Federal Troops   DEMAND REPAYMENT OF CUSTOM DUTIES   Cantu Demands That Du ties Be Paid Him: U. S. Consul Advises

Many Apply for Permission to Send Families Across Boundary to Calexico in Event of Exnected Fichtina "   NO-CHANGE:ANTICIPATED — UNTIL FEDERALS ARRIVE

FARMERS TAKE UP NATIONAL POLITICS   Issue Warning to Presiden tial Candidates.

FARMERS VOIGE WILL BE POTENT   Propose to Take an Active Part in Campaign   TO DRAW UP PLATFORM   That will Comprise Questions Designed to Bring Out Un. mistakably Attitute of Each Candidate Upon Matter: which Agriculturists Con. sider of Importance.

FARMERS WITH PLATFORM TO FEEL OUT CANDIDATES   Will Demand to Know Presidential Aspirants, Attitude on Legislation.

FARMERS SERVE NOTICE THEY ARE TO BE CAMPAIGN FACTOR   Candidates Will Be Asked to Tell Stand on Questions in Which Agriculture Has the Most Vital Interest.

WILL ENTER POLITICS.   American Farmer Serves Notice That He Will Participate in Campaign.

WILL NOT SUBMIT TO CAMOUFLAGE, CLAIM   Promises Made Before Election to Catch Votes Must Be Kept if the Agricultur - Ists Have Their Way,

FARMER PACTOR IN POLITICS,   Notice Served Oe Candidates to Give Them Recognition.

0) COMAFLOUGE WILL (0) WITH FARMERS   JRGANIZED AGRICULTURE SERVES NOTICE THAT IT WILL BE IN CAMPAIGN   1,000,000 ACTING AS UNIT   Leaders of Federated Associations Declare Ruralists Will Stand Together,

FARMERS DEMAND TO KNOW STAND OF CONDIDATES   Presidential Aspirants Must Make Clear Their Position on Matters Pertaining to Agriculture.   COMMITTEE NAMED FOR THE CAMPAIGN

WILL GET BEHIND STRONG, FAITHFUL, LONG-VISIONED MAN   None Other Will Suit Farmers Who Do Not Intend to Submit to Camouflage.   WILL TAKE ACTIVE PART “IN THE COMING CAMPAIGN   Commitice of Seven Prominent Or. ganization Leaders Appointed te Draw Up Platiorm—Conference Addressed at Afternoon Session by Senator Poindexter,

FARMERS WILL — “ACTAS BODY IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   Candidate  to Get Sup: port Must Be Friend of Agriculture.

FARMERS LINE-UP FOR ACTIVE PART WW NATIONAL RAGE   COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO PREPARE PLATFORM TO PLACE * BEFORE CANDIDATES

FARMERS WILL BE ELECTION FACTOR, IS NOTICE SERVER   Committee of Seven Named to Draw Up “Platform” of Questions to Draw Out Attitude of Candidates,

(000,000 0. 8. FARMERS ENTER POLITICA) ARFNA   Plan to Take Active Part in Coming Campaign     WILL. DRAW UP PLATFORM

AYO FARMERD ARE NOT 10 BE CAMOUFLAGED   PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS TO TO BE ASKED POSITION ON LEADING TOPICS   Farniers Can Elect President If The Will Stick Together As Barrett Proposes.

TO PARTICIPATE IN CAMPAIGN   Farmers Serve Notice on Pres dential Candidates.   PLATFORM WILL BE DRAWN UP

FARMERS 10 HAVE ROLES IN POLITICS   Demand Rural Worke: Be Considered in the Coming Elections.

AMERICAN FARMER TO PARTICIPATE WN PAFEMNEATIN Feu   ‘Candidates Notified to “Prepare For Inspection” on Agri-. -: tural Issues. =   TO DRAW UP A “PLATFORM?   Gifford Pinchot is Pennsylvania Representative—C. S. Barrett: Heads the Committee. ::

AMERICAN FARMER TO: ENTER POLITICAL-FIGHT      RESIDENTIAL: CANDIDATES WILL BE.

FARMERS TO TAKE PART -INCAMPAIGN   All Candidates Will: Be’ Interrogai“ad As To Their’ Fitness For ‘OF. fee’ “By National Organiza Res a,   IPINCHOT. IS ON. COMMITTEE   Farmers Will Not ill Not Submit To _-Catnouflage—Want ‘Suecéssor “Named To Late David Lubin As  Rita Pairassntanus      CHANCE FOR FARM LOAN ACT

Tht FARMERS OF AMERICA   Serve Notice That They Will Actively Particivate in Politics and Candidates Must   AARE THEMSELVE:

FARMERS GO INTO POLITICS   Will Demand Statemen of Position of Each of the Candidates

FARMERS TO TAKE ACTIVE PART IN POLITIGS   Seven Organizations Represented on Platform Com  mittee to State Views   About Next President

BANDIT SAYS HE WILL “EXECUTE” PRISONERS UNLESS RANSOM AKED IS PAID IMMEDIATELY   MEXICAN . OUTLAW. DECLARES LIVES OF’ AMERICAN AND BRITISH . SUBJECTS FOR FEIT UNLESS. MONEY IS. FORTHCOMING _ PRONTO.

MEXICANS TO EXECUTE ANOTHER U. S. CITIZEN   femora bd Threatens Death Fo Gardiner if Ransen Moncey Is Not Paid,

RANSOM OR -YANK LIFES LAST THREAT   MEXICAN BANDIT, HOLDING AMER: 1CAN AND BRITISHER,  e\eWrarRa THO KILL.

RANSOM MONEY READY 10 BE PAID OVER   Life of British Subject Also Endangered by Zamora, Mexican Outlaw.

THREATENS TO KILL AMERICAN   Failing Ransom, Mexican Bandit Says Briton and Yank Will Die.    MINING COMPANY HAS MONEY   Gardner’s Employers Are Holding $50 000, but Are Unable to Communicate With Outlaw—Troops Closely Following Gang,

MEXICAN BANDIT THREATENS WILL KILL CAPTAINS   Zamora Demands Ran. som for Release of Prisoners.

Mexican Bandit Makes Ransom or Death Choice For Yankee, Britishe:

THREATENS 10 KILL A YANK AND BRITISHER   Faifing Ransom, Mexican Bandit Says Briton and Yank Will Die.   MINING COMPANY HAS MONEY   Gardner's Employers Are Holding $50,000, but Are Unable to Communicate With Outlaw—Troops Closely Foilowing Gang.

THREATENS TO KILL   Pedro Zamora, Jalisco Banilit, Holds American and Britisher,

TO EXEC CUTE AN AMERICAN.   Mexican Bandit Zamora Demands Ransom for W A. Gardiner.

THREATENS TO KILL PRISONERS   Zamora Says He Will _Execute Captives Un less Ransom Paid

Mexican Bandit Also Claims He Wi Kill British Subject Unless Banenmed

BANDIT WN THREAT TO KILL AMERICAN   Mexican Outlaws Say Yank and Briton Will Be Slain.   DEMAND RANSOM OF $50,000   Mining Company Which Emplioys Gardner Holds the Money, but Can’t Get Into Communication With the Bandits.

MAKE GOIN HUM CARE (it HERES   mliocking Graft Is Said to Be General in the Land   VETS’ PROTESTS  ‘Vhhey May Lead to Some Action Very Soon by the Government

TELL STORIES OF ILL TREATMENT OF DISABLED SOLDIERS   Are Suffering in State Hospitals and Poor Houses   ACCUSE STATE OF PROFITEERING

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO REPORT FAVORABLE   ‘Bill Authorizes Lease of -Proposed Hospital For Soldiers.

TO ELIMINATE PROFITEERING ON EX-SOLDIERS   Bill Authorizing Federal Hospitals For Disabled Men, Now Cared For in Poor Houses and  State Inetitutions.

shocking Graft Is Said to Be General in the Land   VETS PROTESTS   Voey May Lead to Some Action Very Scon by the Government

DISABLED EX-SOLDIERS TO BE HOUSED IN HOSPITAL   Charge of Profiteering Made by Representative of the American Legion and Instances Are Cited by Him.

ACCUSES THE STATES OF PROFITEERING   Witness Chatges Ill-Treatment Of Disabled Soldiers.

ROB AN INNKEEPEA OF $20,000   Bandits Then Stab Victim and Flee ir His Motor Car. .

'LADY ASTOR A DECIDED WET   Woman Member of Parliament Bratean Ward Perak iti¢iawn

S NOT A PROHIBITIONIST   Lady Astor, in Speech, Says She Hates the VWlord “Prohibition.”

LADY ASTOR IS NOT A DRY   Declares She Hates the Word “Pro. hibition”"—Tells Why Temperance Workers Fail.

\ Declares She Hates the Word “Pro“4 hibition”"—Tells Why Témperance . Workers Fail.

MUCH OF INTEREST.   Tipton County in the War ao Valuable Compiliation.

MVCH OF INTER   Tipton ‘County in the War oa Valuable Compiliation. :

AMERICA FIRST HARDING CREE(   Republican Candidate Pledges Himself to Uphold National . “Integrity if ‘Elected.   ‘ARMY DEFENDED - RIGHTS   .. WOMEN. FULL’ PARTNERS.

WOMEN WILL BE FULL PARTNERS SAYS HARDING   Be ieve They Will Oppose League ot Nations,

HARDING OFFERS WOMEN WELCOME   Ballot in Hands of Gentier Sex Will Be ConStant Inspiration to Higher and Better Aim in National Life: Sees G. O. P. Gain in Result,

GAS CO: VALUATION   GEO. C. BRUNE WOULD HIKE IT FROM $20,000 TO  £949 971 a       County. Commissioners Unable ‘te Decide After Two Hours of of Argument ee      County Assessor Give. _Beasens Why He Thought Asseximent Ghonta Incresse =

HEAR ARGUMENT ON GAS CO. VALUATION   GEO. C. BRUNE WOULD HIKE IT FROM $80,000 TO  @eoA4r7 4°77   GAVE DAY TO HEARING   County Commissioners Unable to Decide After Two Hours of Argument Pe age   ‘ounty Assessor Gave Reasons Why He Thought Assessment Should . Increase

SICKNESS, WINTER CHOLERA REPORTE]   State Baard of Health of Oklahoman Says Similar to Mlineis’ Ept- demic of 191627 bi

Strange Malady ~ is Winter Cholera   Health Department Says Epidemi xtuuserd by Heavy Snows!) I Throuzhouws State,

EX-KAISER A MENACE TO EUROPEAN PRAGI   ALLIES RENEW DEMAND THAT HE BE HANDED OVER.   Duteh Gevernment Reminded That It Pay a Debt te Civilisation by Consenting to His Eerly Serrender.

Policy and Personal Action of Mar Required for Judgment Hate Cos Lives of Approximately Ten Mil liens of Men, Murdered in Thei Prime. i

Reiterates Her Original Position in Refusing to Surrender Kaiser — Germany May Try Men  Demanded by Allies While Holland May Intern Wilhelm.   TEXT OF NOTE SENT TO HOLLAND MADE PUBLIC

Cotton Prices Break 30 and 40 Cents Because of Coal Miners’ Strike

COTTON BREAKS 55 PER BALE ON NEW Y. EXCHANGE   FEAR OF COAL STRIKE INVOLYING OTHER INDUSTRIES CAUSES HEAVY SELLING

“a IN SEA TRAGED)   BARGE PIERRE GOES DOWN A  FEW HOURS AFTER BEING CUT ADRIFT.

LOWLANDS IN SOUTHERN INDIANA ARE FLOODED   Ohio River at Evansville Continues to Rise—Wahbash Above Flood Stade.

HAYT! BANDITS WOUND MARINES   Small Force of Devil-Dogs Routs Big Rebe!l Crew and Kilis or Captures Fifty per cent with Injury to but Two of American Forces

Marines Fight : Haytian Bandits   hwo Americans Wounded When Ae lacked, by 300)  Desperadoes——, Thieves Killed or Captured.

MARINES IN FIGHT WITH ISLANDERS   Haiti Bandits Woundec 2 Americans, Washington Hears.

2 U, S. MARINES ARE WOUNDED   300 Randits Attacked Port Aw Prince in Three Columus and Are Repulsed, ~

AMERICAN MARINES ~ LANDED IN. HAYT   With the Native Police Thoy Me! and Defeated a Bandit Gang Numbering 300,

Three Hundred, Well Armed, March. ed in Three Columns Toward the Port Bat Were lnmedistely Countered and Driven  Rack.

TO PUT ARTICLE X  QUT OF COVENANT  WOULD SATISFY FRENCH   Willing to Co-operate with President - Elect Harding Paris Press Says   Washington Declines to Say Anything About Story of Myron Herrick’s Plans

AWAY SLEUTAS. UNGOVER NEW MEXICAN PLOT   DEPARTMENT OF dUSTICE AGENTS DISCOVER MASS OF REVOLUTIONARY DOCUMENTS   CENTERS ON BORDER   Aaeie Blanco, Former Carranciste Stops s<ove to OverThrow Newly Installed - Regime,  =

EVIDENCE FOUND OF INSURRECTION   Department of Justice Age}it: Unearth Plot Against Obregon

U.S. AGENTS FIND PLOT AGAINST NEW PRESIDENT   Wholesale Raids Along Border Said To Have Disclosed RevoIutionary Plans.

NEW PLOT HOH REVOLT ON BORDER   U. 5. Raids Reveal Conspiracy on American Soil to’ Oppose Obregon Goverament

ALREADY PLOTTING T0 ——— OVERTHROW OBREGON   Border Raids Disclose New Revolu tionary Movement Below the Rio Grande,

ROOSEVELT OPENS NITKH WEEK OF HIS CAMPAIG}   Demooratis Vico Presidential Can. didate Goes to St, Louis After Seeing Cox,

Zeak of Republican Strength Passed   Tho Democratic Ticket Now Gaining a Momentum That Wonld Sweep Cox Into the Presidency.

AOOSEVELT FEELS REPUBLICAN PEAK: HAS BEEH PASSED   Democratic Vice-Presidential Candidate Believes a ' Tidal Wave of Votes _   Will Sweep to Cox .   THE -WOMEN VOTERS   BELIEVES MOTHERS OF AMERICS AND DEMOCRATIC STAND OF DEMOCRACY .

‘TIDE GOES TO COX   Roosevelt Predicts Sweeping Victory For Ticket

REPUBLICAN POWER HAS PASSED PEAK   “Women, After Studying Situation With Oven Minds, Join Democrats’’—Roosevelt.

GOVERNOR COX. -NEXT-PRESIDENT   Franklin. Roosevelt Says Democrats Are Sure to: Win Victory.

SEVELT PREDICTS VICTORY OF DEMOCRATIC TICKET NEXT MONTI   SAYS PEAK OF REPUBLICA STRENGTH HAS REBEN REACHED AND PASSED,

Von Bernstorff Found Col. House “Very Useful,” He Wrote Berlis   Recommended American Statesman as Wilson’s Personal Representative to German Foreign Office im 1916, Letters to Von Jagow Now Bane Reed Show.

Colonel House Recommended To German Foreign Office In 1916 By Count Bernstorf:

APPLAUSE  RREETS = NAS  President Wo ald Serv Serve as Mediator Between Turkey and Armenia.

SAYS COMPANY MISUSED MILLION   Serious Charge Made Agains' Ship Building Company by Controller.

MORE THAN $1,000,000 DIVERTED FROM SHIPBUILDING, WITNESS SAYS   This Amount, Paid the Company for Ship Construction, Wit ness Testifies, Was Used to Build Workmen’s Homes anc Increas: Company’s Plant——Virginia Shipbuilding Com. pany Is Concern Indicated.

HEARINGS INCASE. OF '500- RADICALS OPENED AT ELLIS   ‘Leng Time, Reanusived. to Com pba” Examinaton’ of’) #P ad” Suspects

CHARLTON ACQUITTED FOR ALLEGED MURDER OF DALLAS CITIZE)   Attorney [s Freed for Killing Prominent Business Man,

UALLAS LAWYER DIVEN ACQUITTAL IN JURY VERDI   FREED OF MURDER CHARGE TF CONNECTION WITH KILLING UF BUSINESS WAY.

CHARLTON ACQUITTED OF MURDER   Dallas Lawyer Freed After 1: Hour Deliberation by the Jury.

CHARLTON IS FREED OF MURDER CHARGE   Dallas Man Acquitted By Jury.

SAYS DIVIDENDS WILL BE TAXEL   Landis Says Method Will Yet Be Found To Tax Stock Issues Of Corporations

JUDGE LANDIS ON DIVIDENDS   SAYS GOVERNMENT WIL! FIND A WAY TO TAX THE STOCK DIVIDENDS.

NPMANUS HAS FIELD ALONE   Fort Madison Man Fails te File—Kopp in the Race.   NOMINATION PAPERS FILED IN DES MOINES   Only Four Democrats for Congress File Petitions.

IOWA NOMINATIONS CLOSED      Democrats Pick Full State Tleket— . Woman Files for Secretary of State.

IOWA NOMINATIONS END AT MIDNIGHI   No More Nominating Petition: May Be Filed With Secretary Of State.

FRENCH PRESIDENT HOLDS ON   Denial of Deseghanmel Resignation.  Ret Retiremeedée WW « acid.

ALLTES PREPARED TO SEIZE TURKISH PORTS BY UNITED PRESS,  TPFARED Wtmtet Tn rereonre

Allies Will Occupy Turkish Asiatic Port:      Say Acilon is in No Way Intended to Fiect Suitan From Censtantlnnnle

ACKER PRESENT VIEW   Meet Senators to Talk Over the Regulatory Measures

A. F. of L. Is Against U. S. Letting Mexican Laborers in at Will

BRITISHCAPTURE -TTAWIAN: STEAMEE   LadenWith Cargo Destined ’ For Bolsheviki.

BRITISH SEIZE ITALIAN Suir   Diverting Soviet Carga to Batum De. clared to Be Violation of Sea Law.

A BRITISH-ITALIAN CLASH   Pinglish Warships Selzed Italian Shi Carrying Bolshevik Supplies.

Strike of Eagisemen, Switehmen and Firemen in Termisal Dietrict Today.

OTRENUOUS WIND STORM DAMAGES PARKERSBUR   WEST VIRGINIA CITY HAS HOUSES UNROOFED, WINDOWS BLOWN IN AND TREES UP. ROOTED—HOSPITAL DAMAG. LD—NARROW ESCAPES

STORM DAMAGE 18 LARGE.   Wind Causes Loss of Several Thousand : Dollars at Parkersburg. 

LEWIS ASKS FOR COAL MINE PARLE’   Miners’ President Requests Operators to Meet Them.   Union Chief Calls for Joint Confer. ence to End Muddie—Wire Sent to Brewster.

TRIES TO END MUDDLE   LEWIS ASKS THE OPERATORS TO MEET MINERS.   Union Chief Sends tinvitation t Brewster Calling for a Joint Conference,

LEWIS ASKS PARLEY   Miners’ President Requests Operators to Meet Them.   Union Chief Calis for Joint Confer ence to End Muddle—Wire Sent to Brewster.

RAY SCOTT DIES GF PNEUMONIA   WHI: KNOWN YOUNG FARMB: SUCCUMBS WHILE FAMILY Is ILL

OFFER $5,000 FOR MURDERERiS CAPTURE   KANSAS CITY ASSOCIATION POST BIG SUM FOR CHESTER   STILL REMAINS AT LARG   Made Way to Freedom Through Car Window at Broken Bow, Neb.,  Monday Night.

CARMELA RUSSO TO REFORMATORY   Sent up Eight Years tur Marder ot Tony Matto Who Attempted » te Wrote filer.

Italian Girl Given Eight Vears in Reformatory for Ktiliing Man Whe Woald Wrene Her.

BRAWN CF al) NATIONS READY FOR CONTEST:   Dismissed American Athlete Reinstated After Ousting By Committee   GREAT VARIETY. OF EVENTS GPEN SUNDAY   .  “Flags of Enemy Nations Ab:  sent At Formal Opening of Big Stadium

Olympic Stadium Was Opened Todat   Thousands of Americans In the Stand. Every Soldier From the Army of Occupation on Rhine Who Could Secure Leave was There In Khaki.

Big Raid of Chicago Gamblers   800 are Taken in Spectacu lar Raids on City’s Biggest Gambling Dens

TAKEN IN CHICAGO: ~— RAIDS BY POLICE!  GREATEST RAID CHICAGO. HAS EVER KNOWN MADE © LAST NIGHT.   IALL PRISONERS ARE  HELD UNDER ORDERS

GREAT ROUND-UP OF GAMBLERS IN CHICAGK   ‘Police Stations Filled As Resul Of A-Series Of Spectacular, Raids.

Robbery Victims Inspect 800 Prisoners Taken In ‘Chicago Gambling Raids

JUDGE LANDIS ' CAN GET $50,000 » B.B PRESIDENT   Big League Settlement Mean g Loss of Ban Johnson, Wit  Detroit, Cleveland, Phila delphia, Washington.   LASKER PLAN ADOPTED _ WITH SOME DISSENSIONS   Interest Now Transferred to Kansas City Where Minor Clubs Are Holding Session of Great Importance.  =

BASEBALL WAR IS ECHO OF SCANDAL IN ‘FIXED’ SERIES   Reorganization Callec Scheme To Depose Ban Johnson.

Cox to Make Demand On Harding For The  ‘Spokesman’s Name   “American People and French Government are Entitled to Know Who is Consulting With Senator Harding InformalLY,” Said Cox in Attacking the “French Spokesman” ..0:: ae Issue in Statement Today. ““~

cox SEEKS TO ~ LEARN SOURCE   Declares He Wili Force Harding «to Reveal Identity of Al.’ Jeged Frenchman.

COXTODEMAND = DENT OF MAN ~ BEMADE KNOWN   Cox Ridicules Statement of Pub. “ licity: Director That It i Wasa “Trap.”

COX ASKS NAME OF FRENCHMAN   Democratic Candidate Willi Demand of Senator Harding That Persons Who Saw Him Be Shown.

Democrat Ridicules Charge That He Laid Trap for His ' Onnanent. $   FRENCH ARE  WMYSTIFIED   Unable to Name Man Who Dis  cussed World League With Candidate.

COX DEMANDS ALL NAMES OF FRENCH AIDES   Starts Another Boister ous Campaign Cry on Harding.

Wild, DEMAND THAT HARDING REVEAL NAME OF FRENCH AGENT CONSULTING WITH HIN,   Mekes Light of Charge That He Sent French Huimorist to See Harding.—Faces Busy Day in Now Pruehind.

“TRAP” STORY IS RIDICULED BY COX.   Will Demand Harding Raveai Identity of “Spokesman”   OWES IT TO PEOPLE, HE SAYS   Democratic Nominee Wants Details Brought to Linh?

DENA NWR GH SEX, RARBING eNAME GF MAN CLALEING TO ee REPRESENT FRANCE °°   OOKS NOT BELIEVE THE FRENCH WAST AN AMSOCTA.  Os OF NATVONER OO.

COX WANTS TO KNOW HARDING'S INFORMMAN   Says Opponent Should Revea!  Identity of Person Who . Spoke of France.

CLEAN-UP PLANS ARE AGREED ON   LETTERS SENT TO ALE BUSINESS WEN TODAY ENLEISTING THELE SUPPORT.   PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR

CLEAN-UP PLANS APE AGREED Oh            LETPERS SENT TO ALL BUSINESS MEN TODAY ENLISTING  TIEIR SUPPORT.   PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR

CANADA REPLACING BIG TIMBER AREAS       nd Pplp to Ve In creased by Systematic Groww of Forests  Supply af: W

CANADA REPLACING BIG TIMBER AREAS   Supply ef Wood Pulp to Be In - creased by Systematic Growing of Forests

CAPT. ELIAS R. MONFORT DEAD   Wae Former Cincinnati Postmaster and Commander of the G. A, R.

CAPT. E. R. MONFORT DIES   Former Commander of the G. A. R. . Pastes Away in East.

CAPT. c. A MONFORT EXPIRES IN EAST   Former Postmaster There and Servee As Prosecutor Here Fifty Years Age.

MAN BLAMES WIFE FOR MURDER   James O'Dell Declares He Did Nat Kill Edward Krein   COULD NOT SEE ASSAULT   Says Mate Delivered Fatal Blow During Ssuffie

CENSUS GIVES FT. MADISON 12,066 PEOPLE   Burlington's Next Door Neigh bor Has Increased 3,166 Since 1910.

SECRETARY DANIELS PUTS OUT 10 SE   Boards -Superdreadnaught Ponnsylvanis On Which He Will Review . Admiral Wilson’s Comnuand.

CABRERA IN FLIGHT.   President. of (Guatemala ix Report: ed te Have Given ap His : Fhent, -

CABRERA ON WAY TO CUBA   Deposed President of Guatemala Be Meved to Have Fled from -Coumtry

Series Is Evened Up When Indians Fail to Solve Grimes’ Delivery.   FACH TEAM GETS 7 HITS   Bagby Hit Hard When Hits ~ Counted, While Grimes Is Steady in Pinches.

GRIMES HAD THE = INDIANS UNDER CONTROL AND WON HANDS DOWN   Innings «= (isd 2 3 4 8 6 7 8 O-R. HL E vleveland 600000000 6 1 Sseekl yn: i010100609083 71 Jattevies—For Cleveland—Baghy, Uble and O'Neill.  Rae Reanklowm fi rimnes 2c Betth

BAGBY IS OFF FORM: ROBINS HIT IN PINCH, DRIVING IN 3 RUNS   \Cleveland Loses Chance in ; Eighth With Three Men - ‘on Via Walks=   BAGBY RELIEVED BY UHLE

BROOKLYN BEATS CLEVELAND IN  SELON D GAME: — SERIES      [By Henry L. Farrell, “United  Press Staff Correspondent.)

- THEINDINS      Held tho American Leaguers .t Seven Hits anc nept Them   Was IN A RAD HOLE : ONLY ONCE IN GAME

OHIMES AND BAGBY ARE NIGKED FOR 7 HTS GUT AUBIN DEFENSE 100 GOOD   Ace of Cleveland Clan Pitches Whale of Game But Is Loser Through Error and Erratic Fielding While Brooklyn Plays Tight.

GRIMES THE HERO OF TODAY’S CLASH   Had the Indians at His Merey From Start to Finish---Was Wonderfully Supported By the Dodgers.

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AANOED CLEVELAND   INBIANS SUCCUMBED FODAY TG -) SPIT-BALL, PITCHING OF BROOKLYN TWIRLER.   GAME ENDED WITH SCORE 3-0   Grimes Scored a Shuteut Game for the Dedgers, Folding Cleveland India™s to Seven Hits— Backed Brilliantly.

SHERROD SMITH STARTS WILD BUT SOON SETTLES DOWN TOCLOCKLIKE WORK   Caldwell Cannot Finish Inning Mails Pitches Good for 7 Frames;  Cleveland Scored on Error

SIMS IN ERROR,SAYS BENSON   “Exaggerated” Idea. :of Duties Blamed for Letter to ‘Secretary of Navy Daniels.

REDS IMPROVE POSITIONS,   Bolsheviki Take Advantage of Clear Weather .on Polish Front.

DANISH CROWDS CHEER FOR NEW REPUBLIC      Leaders of Radical ‘Element Urge Orderly a of National

DANISH POLITICAL FACTIONS CALLED INTO CONFERENCE   DEPUTATION OF COUNCILLORS VISITS MONARCH -CROWDS DISPLAY RED FLAG,

Crowds Assemble in Copenha:gen Begging Christian te Prevent Strike.

Tnit OPERATION OF TROOPS  DOUBT   OPERATION OF FRENCH TROOPS ALONG THE RHINE MAY COMPLICATE TREATY PROBLEMS.

ENGLAND SENDS. FRENCH NOTE   British ‘Attitude Outlin. ed in.'a-Commuincation to Paris

FRANCE WARNED — BY THE BRITISH   Nation Is Told Plainly She Must Not in Future Act Single-Handed Against the Germans.

MURDERED MAN FOUND       Body of Unknown Victim Rididled Wiih Bullets.

“LOWER PRICES IN PARIS,   y a Merchandise ts On tha Decline In the French Capital.

ASK $1 A DAY FOR FIGHTERS   peer eel  Legicn Representatives Propose Sub. stitute for $50 for Every Month in Service Plan.

FIGHTERS ASK FOR $1 A DAY   Substitute Proposed for $50 for Every Month in Service Plan.

Legitn Representatives Propéadstitute for $50 fer Every in Serviée Plan.

ASK $1 A DAY £08 FIGHTERS   Legien Representatives Prepoce Sub. stitute for $50 for Fyers Month in Service Plan.

SERVICE MEN TO  “ASK FOR DOLLAR PER DAY FOR THEIR BONUS PA   This Plan is Suggested «as Compensation for Those ir The Service During the Recent Conflict With: the Ger MMaANnG.

ASK $1 A DAY FOR FIGHTERS   Legicn Representatives Propose Subatitute for $50 for Every Month in Service Pian.

B.R.T. STRIKERS ~ SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS   Five Get Long Terms as Re sult.of Death of Subway

MEXICAN PETROLEUM OUTPUT   Production for Year 1920 Placed at 140,000,000 Barrels.

Although Disquicting News Reaches Berlin, Workmen Prépare Proposals Which They Expect Will Bring End to Warfare

BOLSHEVIK! PUSH BIG. OFFENSIVE   Persian Capital May Fall— Retreating Toward Bagdad

PESSIMISM OVER AGREEMENT BEING REACHED INCREASI   Subcommittee of Miners anc Operators Fails to Break Deadlock.   NEITHER SIDE WOULD VENTURE PREDICTION   President of Mine Workers Says He Has Diligently Sought to Protect Interest of Miners but Operators Hav« Refused to Agree.

OPERATORS AND MINERS FAIL 10 REACH DECISION   Union Trying to Protect People’s Interests, Claim.

COAL WAGE BOARD UNABLE T0 AGRE!   MINERS AND OPERATORS STANI FIRM ON SCALE PROPOSALS IN CLEVELAND.

SOFT COAL ARBITERS ARE DEADLOGKED   No Agreement -In Sight ~Afte Four-Day Conference.

NO AGREEMENT ON MINERS’ DEMANDS FOR INCREASES   Sub-committee Fails to Reach Agreement on Wage Increase.

LITTLE HOPE OF ANY ~ MINERS’ AGREEMEN   Feeling at Cleveland Conference Pessimistic About Wage Scale.

WAGE SCALE BODY UNABLE TO AGREE   Sub-Committee and Second Sub-Division of Commission Fail to Settle. Controversy”   HOPELESSLY DEADLOCKED   President Lewis, of Miners’ Union’ Says “Operators Refuse to Adjust Differences

WILGON ADVISED OF CABINET MEETINGS REDFIELD SAYS   Were Necessary if Nation's Business Was to Procee? Regularly, He Adds.   COL. HOUSE REFUSES TO MAKE ANY COMMENT   Former President Taft Thinks Publi Will Side With Seeretary Lansin in His Comtroversy With Presiden Wilson Which Rrculted in Resigna tion From Cabine’.

HOUSE DECLINES TO_COMMENT ON CABINET “ROW”   HAVE NEVER HAD DIS AGREEABLE DIFFERENCES WITH EITHER WISON OF LANSING, HE SAID. ©

STOCK MARKET IS UNSETTLER   Leading Shares Make Material Extensions to the Severe  T acaorc

LENDING SHARES EXTEND LOSSEo   Late Aspects of Adriatic Sit uation Adds to Feeling of Pessimism.

Receipts Monday, 236 bales, Middling, 16% cents  Strict middling, 17'9 cents. Cottonseed, $18 per ton.

PARIS COTTON MARKET.   Receipts Wednesday 286 bales. Middling 18% cents.  Strict middling 1914, cents. * Cottonseed $26 per ton.

BANK EMPLOYEES FIGHT BANDITS   Bank Cashier Killed, Vice President and Porter Wounded,

BATTLE WITH BANDITS   Bank Cashier Killed, Vice President and Porter Wounded.   Three Robbers Open Fire When Vietims in Kansas City Refuse to Hold Up Hands—-Suspects Held.

FIRE ON LINER AT SEA GOTTEN UNDER CONTROL   Bergensfjord proceeds “on -way to Europe after  hailercranm michan

ST, JOHN'S WILL AGAIN. BRING IN THE BOAR'S HEAD   INTERESTING PROGRAM WILL CALL MANY TO 87, ACADEMY

 JOHNS WILL “AGAIN BRING IN THE BOARS HEAD   PEELE STISG PROGRAM WELL » ALL WANY TO ST ACADEMY      JOH

LOOT VAULT IN HEART OF N. Y.   Burglars Make Haul From the Pitts. burgh Steel Company in Equitable Building.

STRONG BOX OF STEEL CO. WAS LOOTED   Large Sum of Securities Stoler From Vault in Equitable Building in New York City.

CO. LOOTED   Burglars Break Into Office. of Pittsburgh Steel Co., New? York   Large Sum in Securities Slolen—Building in Heart  af Financial Districl

ly otentac tartar cater. "so tantenYes%on%e.?..%. 9. 99 Salad taal al tale? ee ar ae 9  *&® ¢ 4 6 & Pl a te   » BURGL: AIS LOOT VAULT j OF Le AS NE iN FINANCIAL  : CENTER OF NEW YORK

SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK ARRANGED; HARDING NEAR FREMONT, OHIC   Republican Presidential Nominee Speaks at Dedication of a Memorial Tablet.   WILSON ISSUES STATEMENT

BORAH WILL NOT QUIT G. O. P., MILLER SAYS   ‘Speakers’ Committee Chairman Denied Idaho Senator Will  peepee, NSE

SPEAKING DATES . MADE FOR BORAH   idaho Senator Will Sneak in New Hampshire Next Week antl Elsewhere later

WAR HERO AIDS WOMAN   Elected Town Clerk of Danville, itt, Resigns in Favor of His Col. onel’s Widow.

VETS COP OUT NEAT JOB FOR A COLONEL’S WIDOW   ONE OF THE BOYS GETS IT AT POLLS AND RESIGNS IN FAVOR OF WOMAN, WHO HAS THREE KIDDIES TO SUPPORT.

WILD TALE oAYD BOLSHEVIK. ARMY ROUTS THE POLES   Copenhagen, June 3.——It is report ed here that the Polish army is i:  wild flight, pursued by an enormou bolshevik force.

POLES LAUNCH A GOUNTER ATTAGK   Move to Block Red Drive to Northwest—Fighting Is Sanguinary.

COUNTER OFFENSIVE IS LAUNCHED BY POLES   Bolsheviki Thrown Back and Severa’ Villages Barned—Fighting  Liantiananac..

+ASGETS OF BOSTON FINANCIAL COMPANY BEING UNCOVERED   ( NUMBER OF SMALL ACCOUNTS IN DIFFERENT BANKS FOUND AND TAKEN OVER   APONZI'S DEBTS ARE HEAVY   Liabilities of the “Money Wizard Will Approximate Five Million Dollars According to Estimates Made By Investigators

FVEMILLIONS LABIITIES OF -ALLEGEOCROOK   ONE WOMAN iS BLINDED AS RESULT OF HER SHOCK AT LOSS.

LOCATE ASSETS OF DEFUNCT. CONCERI   State Oificials Unearth $11, 081 Belonging to Old - Colony: Company

PONZI'S NOTES ARE  OVER $2.000,00   Authorities Busy Uncovering Compar atively Small Assets of Trust Company.

PON! DEBTS ARE OE AT $5,000,000   Finance Wizard and Old Colon Foreign Exchange Officials Still in Jail.

UNEARTHING OF ASSETS OCCUPIES U. S. OFFICIALS IN BOSTON BUBBLE PROBE

PUNZT'S EXCHANGE LIABILITIES WILL REACH $0,000,000   Search for Hidden Assets Re veal $11,081 — Financial “Wizards” Still Are Without Bail.

BUSY GATHERING UP WRECKAGE OF PONZI   BOSTON OFFICIALS UNABLE TO SAY HOW MUCH THERE Is.   Some ef Limited Assets of Old Coleny Fereign Exchange Company Uneovered— Manipulators Remain in Jail.

FIVE MILLIONS: LIABILITIES OF ALLEGED CROOK   PONZI OWES BIG SUM.   ONE WOMAN IS BLINDED AS RESULT OF HER SHOCK AT LOSS.

Some Assets of Boston Financial Concern-Are Unearthed by Aitorney, Glittering Claims Made.

PONZI’S LIABILITIES   Are Set at About $5,000,000— Assets Uncovered

SOCIALISTS IN. U.S. SYMPATHIZED “WITH GERMANY   Mav Convict Themsalves

Prosecution Expects Assemblymen to Convict Themselves on Cross Examination. 

FIND CLUE IN WALL ST. BOMB BLAST   Man Who Knows o Bomb Placer Is Now Thought Found.

SURVEY OF LIVING COSTS   Report to Indastrial Board Has Inerease in Past Six Vearsa Over 100 Per Cent.

COST OF LIVING B-VEAR PERIOD UP 104.5 POT   Food Increases 119; Shel ter, 58; Clothing, 166; Fuel. 66: Sundries. 85

DISSCLUTON OF VUNGTION ASKED   Cheirivcin Payne of Shipping Board Files Petition In Supreme Court.

ASKS END OF SHIP ORDER   Chairman Payne of Shipping Board Jabs Injunction Granted Hearst.

VOTE NOT TO STRIKE   Rail Workers Decide to Remair on Their Jobs.   Maintenance Men to Give New Labo: Board a Ghance to Adjust Their Wages.

RAIL MEN WON’T QUIT   WORKERS AT CHICAGO MEETING VOTE NOT TO STRIKE.   Leaders of the Maintenance Men De cide to Give New Labor Board Chance.

DECISION iS MADE 10 HAVE NO STRIKE   Rail Werkers Decide te Remair on Their Jobs.   Maintenance Men to Give New Labor Board a Chance to Adjust Their Wages.

HULD YANKEE  RS 0  HANSON v's PHP   Association Is Formed ta Seize Americans and loreigners   PLAN TO STIR UP INTERVENTION TALK   Joseph Williams, Former Soldier, Latest Victim lo Bandits’ Cause

A KIDNAPPING TRUST 1S LATESI   MEXICO HAS WELL DEVISED SCHEME OF KIDNAPPING MEN AND HOLDING THEM  FOR RANSOM

“KIDNAP TRUST” IN MEXICO   Carranza Officials Uncover “Co-Opera. tive Association” Working in North Border States.

FIND COOPERATIVE KIDNAPPING ASS’)   Mexican Foreign Office Say Natives And Americans Are Involved.

ORGANIZED KIDNAPERS, “TN MEXICO REPORTED   ‘00-ORERATIVE ASBOCIATION” TO FOREIGNERS FOR RANSOM SAID TO EXIST. ;

UNIQUE COMPANY IS DISCOVERED; REBELS HUNTED   U.S. OFFICIALS ISSUE OR. DERS TO BREAK UP ORGANIZATION. i   Victim of Raid hy Villa Bandits Is Retained for  Ransom.

ORGANZED REBELS ~ OF MEMED PLAN CAPTURES FOR = RANSOMS.   Scheme Also Includes Train Robbery and Fostering of Trouble with America’   Joseph Williams, Engineer Is ' Taken Prisoner by- Bandia Gang in-Railroad Hold-Up

MEX. AND YANKS IN KIDNAPPING FOR BUSINESS   ‘Mexico Government Says _ Formed Association Has  Been Organized   TO FOMENT TROUBLE   aD  ONE OF OBJECTS OF ORGANIZATION iS TO AROUSE FEELING IN THE TWO COUNTRIES

NI DNAPERO ARE BANDED  TOGEIAER IN MEYICS   Prefer Americans For Ransom Declares The Mexican Foreign O:fice.   SAY AMERICANS INVOLVED   Orders Issued to Break Up Organization in Barder States

“Kidnapping Corporation” Is Uncovered in Mexico; Outlaw. Band Preying on Foreigners

KIDNAPPING  SOCIETY “ORGANIZED   ‘ON. MEXICAN. BORDER “FOR: THE’ HOLDING _ FOR RANSOM.   Of : Foreigners,  Preferably Americans — Made: Up of . Mexicans and ‘Americans  - Says the Mexican Foreign OfGra

KIDNAPPING BAND 10 GET AMERICANS FOUND ON BORDER   Oi ganized Effort Is Premoted by Mexican Rebels, Says Government.   AIMED AT THE AMERICANS   But Other Foreicne:s Were Also to Be Taken and Held for Ransom.

WOULD CLEAR THE DEGKS FOR ARTICLE TEN   Lodge Pata Gver a3 Measure Which Will Dispose of Other Treaty Matters First   MARYLAND SENATOR WANTS A TREATY REFERENDUM   Senator France Would Provide that War Was Ended If Election Goes Wrong

REED ATTAGKS NEW STATE SECRETARY IN SENATE SPEECH   MISSOURT SENATOR ASSERTS NEW SECRETARY OF STATE HAS AN ACROBATIC MIND   TAKE ARTICLE TEN LAST   All Other Reservations Will Be Dis. posed of Before Much Mooted Question is Touched— fansing Js Given Praise

Senate Agrees to Postpone Di: cussion on It Until Others are Disposed of. ~   COLBY’S NAME BROUGHT INTO THE DISCUSSION   Serator Reed of Missouri Call: Wilson’s Newest Appointee the Greatest Living Political Acro. bat Now in the United States

TO POSTPONE ~ DISCUSSION OF .. ~_ RESERVATION JO ARTICLE 10   Senate Adopts Motion: of Lodge Withoat Debate in. Opposition

PEACE TREATY AGAIN BROUGHT BEFORE Tht SENATE'S ATTENTION   Postpone Discussion on Artich  X Until All Other Reservations Are Disposed Of.   NO FURTHER SIDE-TRACKING   Treaty Will be Order of Business   Until it is Ratified or Defi nitely Rejected.

DISCUSSIONS OF ARTICLE 10 SHOVED ASIDE   ‘Senator Lodge Has Discussion on Reservation Put Off Until  All Other Reservations Are Disposed of by Senate; Name of Newly App®%inted Secretary of State Is Brought into Bitter Discussion

COVENANT IS RULED OUT BY SENATE   Lodge Resolution I: Adopted By Large Vote.

Reed Injects Name of Bainbridge Colby Into Debate on Treaty at Start

WILL CONSIDER ARTICLE 10 LAST   Lodge Puts Through Mo. tion to That Effect—Reed Characterizes Colby as Being Ignorant of State Affairs

HAVE REACHED LAST SIDETRACK   ON TREATY RESERVATIONS—SO SAYS SENATOR LODGE IN NOTICE

TRY 10 SETTLE ON ALL BUT )   That One Articie in Peace Treaty to Remain Undiscussed Until Compromise on Others is Effected; France Wants Referendum on Pact

FRISCO WILL LAY ” OFF 2a BLE   ‘Springteld ‘Shops’ Amnownes Reduce. « Mion Jn Ferce WHI Take Place Bat." _ urday—ull Sn Werk hi Beason

CHICAGO STRIKES SEEM NEAR AN END ATHERS ARE STARTEI   Stockyard Employees Returt To Work.—City Hall Em. ployees Are ‘Back, But ~ the Firemen Are Still Holding Out for More Money.   TEXTILE WORKERS -WALK OUT   In Rhode Island and Mills Are Forced to Shut Down.

AGAEN,     . STOUR YARLS Ur   Stock. Vandiers - and ym ployers “Reach Wage: Agreement,

Striking. Stockyard : ‘Employes at’ Chicago. “Back to Jobs’ ‘Today

STOCK YARDS’ ° EMPLOYES ARE BACK TO WORK   Wage Grievances to be Are bitrated; Packing House  Workers Return.

SOVIETS PUSH ON IN SO. RUSSIA   General Wrangel’s Least Communt que Reports Florce Fighting Is Continuing.

LANGOR STILL * LEADS FRASIER   Non-Partisan Candidate for Governor In North Dakota Is Gaining as Count Nears Close.

REPUBLICANS PLAN A VIGOROUS DRIVE   MEET AT COLUMBUS TO ARRANGI PRELIMINARY PLANS BOR NATIONAL CAMPATON,

IM TEXAS FOR SENATOR HARDING   -Reeent- Speeches—“Cinched’ 23 Delegates, His Headquarters Admits.   CONVERTS DEMMIES, ALSO   Mrs. W. 0. Thompson Turn: Down Wood Backers ~ in Ohio. 

ERIE OFFICES MAY BE MOVED.   Part of Forec at Meadville Will Be Tre nsferred,

INTERESTING RUMOR   Erie Railroad May be Dividec Into Four Zones.

CLEVENGER TO NEW JOB   Will Be Secretary of State Chamber of Commerce

SUGAR CONTROL NOW REMOVED   President Wilson Signed Proclamation for November 15th

WILSON. ENDS U.S. CONTROL OF _ SALE OF SUGAR   Signs Proclamation to Re“voke Federal Licenses

SUGAR GUN TROL BY GOVERNMENT FARMALLY ENDS   ALL LICENSES TO WHOLESALERS (Vp OTHERS REVOKED ON NOVEMBER ITH.

Government Control  of Sugar Ended          Tho Last Vestige of TOVELp Mee Cage trol of Sugar Has Been Removed.

U. S. RULE OF SUGAR ENDS   President Signs Proclamation Provid. Ing for Revocation Nov. 15 of Li. cences Held by Wholesalers,

CORN PROSPECT GOOD IN STATE   FIELD AGENT BRYANT FINDS. CONDITIONS ON WHOLE TO BE ASSURING

NITRATE PLANTS DID NOT. WARRANT SPENDING ENORMOUS SUM $116,194,974.37 BY WAR DEPI             Failed to Produce Commodity Prior to’ ing of the Armistice and‘as Now Co Tea Miedivepated Effort.

0 U.P.AL TAGKO  *  NITRATE PLANT EXPENDITWAES   Report Charges Governmen' Spent $116,194,974 Without Any Production   LEASE RECOMMENDED ON MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT   WOULD SALVAGE PLANTS AT CINCINNATI AND TOLEDO AND SELL 12,000 ACRES NEAR SHEFFIELD,

MONSTER SUM SPENT AND NO  NITRATE PRODUCED   Republicans on Committee Claim whole Nitrate Program During War Was One of Miscdirected Effort

ATTACK WAR PROGRAM FOR NITRATE PLANTS         Repubticans ‘of House Committee ‘Report: Program (me of “Mis-  directed) Efforts.” :

SUDHIT MIRALE REPO     te Pa i   ee ey  Call War Program “Mis directed Effort  CHARGE IS DENIED  Republican Report Is Cause of Stir

NOT A POUND OF NITRATE WAS MADE   iN PLANTS COSTING  $116,000,000 REPUBLICAN INVESTIGATING (OUMITTER FEISDS

HUNDRED MILLION » WASTED   REPUBLICANS CUSUM NETRATE FLASTS WERE UNNECESSARY--SHOULD NOT BE Rr   RECOMMEND THAT SOME OF THEM RE SALVAGED AND * @THERS RETAINED.

REPUBLICANS ARE STILL iPLAYING AT POLITICS   Make Spread Ragle Charge That War  Nitrate Progra Was Collosssl     Tire.

BARUCH STARTED NITRATE PLANTS   Which Cost $116,194,974 and Which Produced No Nitrate Prior to the Armistice--Government Would Salvage Them.

Nitrate Project Called __ ‘“Misdirected Effort’’ By Report From Republican:

HUGE WASTE IN -NITRATEPLANTS   House Expenditures Commit. _ tee Bares Vast Expenditure  That Brought No Results.

EBERT 'S MEN OPEN ATTACK ON REDS   Government’s Guns Start Bic Battle on the Rhine.   FIGHT FOR THE RUHR VALLEY   Supreme Clash Now on, With 40,000 “Rebels in Possession of Rich Dis. trict——French Want Germany Disarmed With U. S. Aid.

President Ebert's Guns Start  Attack on Reds in Ruhr ; ' District. “7   SUPREME CLASH IS NOW ON   Forty Thousand Rebels Now Hold the Rich Manufacturing District— Government Forces Rushed From Silesia.

BATTLE OPENS "> ON THE RHINE   President Ebert's Guns Start Attack on Reds in Ruhr \ District.   SUPREME CLASH IS NOW ON   Forty Thousand Rebels Now Hold the Rich Manufacturing District— Government Forces Rushed From Silesia.

CYCLONE DEATH TOLL REACHES TOTAL OF 70   Reports of Additional Fatalities aa Re sult of Injuries Come from Strick. en Oklahoma Town

STORM KILES SEVENTY   Cyctone in Oklahoma. Wipes Cut Town of Peggs. ,   SWEPT COUNTRY LAST.SUNDAY   Reported that a Score of Injured Probably Would: Not Survive Effects of Storm.

DEATH TOLL REACHES 70IN PEGGS STORW   Oklahoma Tornado Fatalities May Grow, Physicians. Now Fear.

FIFTY BURIED AT ONE FUNERAI   REPORTS MADE OF ADDITIONAL DEATHS CAUSED IN OKLANOMA VILLAGE :

CYCLONE DEATH TOLL WILL PASS 70 SAY DOCTOR   Physicians In Rescu Work At Peggs, Okla.. Expect More Lost.

OANADO'S TOLL I SEVENTY LIES   No Estimate Yet of Proper ty Loss.

CYCLONE’S TOLL IS CLIMBING: NOW 7(   eugrs or More of Wounded Wil Not Survive.

ON THIS: AFTERNOON DE PALMA 1S LEADINE   TWO HUNPRED AND FIFTY MILE (LASSH ATTRACTS LARGE  CROWD OF SPECTATORS.

MONSTROUS CROWD ELGIN ROAD RACE   EIGHTH ANNUAL ELIGN ROAD RACE IS BEING WITNESSED BY CROWD OF OVER 190.000 PEOPLE.

rote Estimated; ‘at. 10,- 000'on Hand to Wit:  hess’ Annual Event

TEN THOUSAND WAIT BEGINNING OF RACI   ELGIN ROAD RACE OF 260 MILES WAS SCHEDULED To BEGIN AT 12 O'CLOCK.

100,000 PEOPLE VIEW SPEED CONTEST TODAY AT ELGIN ROAD RACE   Eight Drivers Make Star! in 250 Mile Contest on Dirt Track.

THE REPORTED OVER. ‘THROW OF THE. PEKING. GOVERNMENT is DISPOSED OF.   In Message Received. at the White House from President of Chin'a. — No Mention Made of. Tronhbie.

CHINESE REVEL UTION RUMORS CISSRROTED BY OFFICIAL MESSAGE   PRESIDENT OF CHINESE REPURLI CABLES WASHINGTON IN ORDINARY MANNER,

RUMORED ~ OVERTHROW —— POUBTED   White House in Receipt of Message From Chinese President,

MESSAGE FROM CHINESE PRESIDENT BELIES RUMOR   Official Washington Considers Reports of Overthrow of Oriental Repub; lic Disposed of:

CHINESE PRESIDENT ~ REPLIES TO WILSON   Shanghai - Rumors Dis. > posed of Is Belief.

CHINESE REPORT IS DISCREDITED   NOT BELIEVED PEKING GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROWN.

PEKIN GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN, RUMOR   Washington Doubts Reports On Strength Of Cablegram Received Yesterday.

RUMORS SAID TO ’ BE UNFOUNDED   Do Not Believe Peking -Government Has Been Overthrown 

Ignored by Republicans, Women Go to Democrats To Gain 50-50 Treatment

FEMALE UF  OF COLES HAN TOD DcLthATE AT CONCLAVE   Feminine Leaders From All Parts of Nation at San Francisco   WORK WITH MEN ON “50-50” BASIS   Definite Program Outlined for Getting Planks in Platform

PUBLIC RESPONDS GENEROUSLY. TO APPEAL FOR . STUDENT HOMES   WILL CONTINUE WORK      Early Success of Committee Forecasts Solution of the Housing Problem   Banners at Railroad Station Wil Advertise Accommedations for Students

OVER ONE HUNDRED ROOMS ARE LISTED      PUBLIC RESPONDS GENEROUSLY TO APPEAL FOR STUDENT HOMES   WILL CONTINUE WORK   Early Suecess cf Committee Fore. casts Solution of the Housing Problem   Banners at Railroad Station Woll Advertise Accommodations for Students

LOOKS:LIKE'A-MYS“TERIOUS MURDES      J. Oscar Beck of ‘St. ‘Louis. Mysterious ob ‘ly Disappears and” ‘Leaves Evi: © ; dence. of Foul Play...        SIX" O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT      Leo Lamkin, Superintendent of ‘Beck’  5      A. VOLUNTARY REDUCTION             ’ 3. Agree. to. Take. 2 - Ber Cent’ ‘Lesis..

PULLMAN WORKERS WANT WAGES CUT   Officers of Company to Consider  Voluntary Proposal of 26 Per Cent Cut,

UNIONISTS APPEALING TO SINN FEIN COURTS   Newly Organized Benches Are Superseding Crown Tribunals In Ireland.

SINN: FEIN-COURTS ‘ARE SUPERCEDING — CROWN TRIBUNALS   Litigants, Liberals and Unionists Losing Faith in Power of English , Bench.

WOOD LEADS IN INDIANA: CALIFORNIA FOR JOHNSO}   Incomplete Returns from Yesterday’: Republican Primaries Show Defea of Hoover.

AIMORS (IF) TRIKE   LAKE ERTE SWITCHMEN HERE  MAY GO OUT.   Local Employees May Be Involved  in the Ratl Crisis.

% -_ BAKE ERIE SWITCHMEN HI     MAY GO OUT.            Local Employees -3        Re, Iivelved  im the Rai

TO PARTICIPATE IN JOINT REUNION   Houston Decoratéd With Flags And Bunting In Honor Of The Soldiers Of The South.   OPENING SESSION WILL BE WEDNESDAY MORNING   Gen. K. M. Van Zandt States That He Will Not Be Candidate For Commander In Chief,

U5, PLANNING T0 RETIRE FROM HAIT   ‘Daniels Avers Investigation of  Harding's Charges Is i Underway.

WILL WITHBRAW MARINES FROM HAITI! ASLANDS   DANIELS ASKS FOR INVESTIGA TION OF HARDING'S CHARGE AGAINST OCCUPATION

DANIELS MAKES REPLY TO HARDING'S CHARGES  CONCERNING OCCUPATION   Secretary of Navy Says Maj. Gen. LeJeune Is Ordered io Make Inspecifon of Sifuation

BIG. RAILROAD’ BOOM   NEW LINES MUST BE BUILT; SANTA FE OFFICIALS ‘NAYS.   Ww ith the Return af Roads to Own: ‘Says Boom Sure to, Cyme. en Od-Time. Comiorts.

RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION BOOM WILL START SOO}      Return of Roads to Private Ownership Will be Signal for Beginning , Construction Work

SEDITION BILLs MEET OPPOSITION   Palmer Joins Gompers in Fiyh' on the Measures.   DAVEY PROPOSAL HAS CHANCE   Both Sterling and Graham Bille Are Opposed—Labor Leader Says Proposed Legislation Would Provoke Strikes.

SEDITION BILL   Attorney General Joins Gompers in Opposing Sterling and Graham Measures.   SUPPORTS DAVEY PROPOSAL   ~abor Leader Declares Proposed Legislation Will Provoke Rather Than Prevent Things It Seeks to Stifle -——Fears the Effect.

PRODUCTION 13 100 CURTAILED   No Chance for Normal Times Until Increase is Noted Says Heath.

PRODUCE MORE BUT SPEND LESS BANKER URGES   No Hope for Quick Return to Pre-War Prices  Says Heath.

CHAIRMAN HEATH OF CHICAGO FEDERAL RESERVE BANK SO STATES   INCREASED PRODUCTION AND LESS EXTRAVAGANCE   Report of Federal Reserve Board At Washington States That Little Resistence Has Been Offered to Attempts at Rejustment

For President.   PRECINCTS   - For: Governor.   MLLERAD HAS PLAN FOR ANNUAL ‘aReMT

MILLERAND’S PROPOSAL   Would Have Germany Pay Allies : Vixed Annuily of Six Billions for 30 Years,

SAYS PAY ROLL LOOKED LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS   Witness Declares He Got a Glimpse of the Money in Office of Newherry's Campaign Manager.

RUSS REPLY 10: JAP PROPOSALS      Make Counter Proposal Which Would Provide For Immediate Armistice.

PROPOSE ARMISTICE Al VLADIVOSTO}   Russian Army Makes Coun ter-Proposal to Jap Communication

Peking and Canton Government Troops in Battle Near Chanagsa, China   CANTONESE FIRE ON  JAPS   Warship Fushimi Fired On; - Fire Returned and Score of “Chinese are Killed

CHINESE KILLED BY JAPS   Canton Troops Fire on Warship Whict Retaliates, Killing Scores.

HUGHES TURNED DOWN   Committee Rules Bar Association Has No Standing.   Effort Made to Réseat Five Ousted New York Socialist Assembly men Fails. \

SOCIALIST TRIAL ON   NEW YORK ASSEMBLY BARS HUGHES IN CASE,   Accusation Says Party Advocates Destruction of Government by Violence and Minor.ty Rule.

SUPELES PROM LACK OF FOOD,   Village of Cummington Cut Off From World for Four Dares.

U.S. DRY RAIDERS INVADE HURLEY   About 70 Arrests Were Made for Violation of Prohibition Laws.   TOWN TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Raiding Force Sent From Chicage ! Told to Bring Prisoners in ReGardiess of the Consequences,

HURLEY SALOON RAIDED BY ORY:   Chicago Officers Arrest About Seventy Booze Sellers.   WETS UNABLE TO RESIST   Town ts Taken by Surprise After a “Wild Night"—Prisoners Taken to Ashland, Where Bonds Are Fixed by Commissioner.

TAKE HURLEY, ~ WHICH IS WET   About 70 Arrests Were Made for Violation of Prohibition Laws.   TOWN. TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Raiding Ferce Sent From Chicago Told to Bring Prisoners in Re. Gardiess of the Consequences.

16 LUMBERJACKS ARE KILLED TODAY   Men Drown When Motor Boat Crossing Lake Chesunkock Catches Fire.

MOTOR BOAT BURNG; 16 WODDSMEN DROWN   Become , Panic Stricken anc Leap into Maine Lake . Late Yesterday.

SIXTEEN WORKMEN PERISH IN LAKE   Motor Boat in Maine Lake lgnites and Panic Follows   Lumbermen Leap Overboard When Vessel Jakes Fire

16 WOODSMEN DIE IN BOAT FIRE   MEET DEATH IN CHESUN. COCK LAKE, NEAR, BANGOR, ME.

S400, 000 LOOT IN ANEW YORK ROBBER   Former Actress Tells Police She Is Robbed of $300,000 Necklace.

$400,000 Jewel Robbery Has New York Police Mystified: Philadelphia Thieves Bus

a WORTH 400,000 LOaT BY AN ACTRESS   Burglars Enter Woman’: House, Bind and Gag Her, and Carry Off Valuables

$400,000 JEWELRY. ROBBERY REPORTED   Mrs. Charlotte King Palmer, Former Actress, Victim — of Thunas.   SERVANTS: FIRST.“BOUND”

MILLIONS APPEAL TO SENATE   Twenty-Six Organizations in Plea fo: Ratification of the Peace Treaty.

20,000, 000-45% SENMTE 10 TOP BOW -ANG -RATIFY   40 Delegates, F Representing 26 i ,, OFganizations D ions Descend-on © - Congress for Action.

QUTLAW’ SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE. CONDEMNED BY ce LABOR AT TS ANNUAL CONVENTION

UNAUTHORIZED STRIKES SCORED   American Federation of Labor Adopts Warm Resolution "

AFL ASKED FOR CONDEMNATION   Some Central Labor Bodies Under Fire.

CONDEMNS CENTRAL LABOR AID   Federation Takes Action Relative te Unasthberised Strike.

UNIONS GIVING AD TO ILLEGAL STRIKES SCORED   Central Labor Bodies Are Condemned in Resoluticrs by American Federation.

TO STRIKE   Federation of Labor Delegates Condemned “Unauthorized” One.

IK HOUR DAY ii OUUGHT BY LABOR   ACTIVE FIGHT TO BE MADE IT IS ASSERTED AT THE A. F. L. CONVENTION.   AGAINST ONE SIG UNION   ‘President Gompers Ridiculed the idea in a Speech Before Delegates Attending the Montreal Meet.

RUNAWAYS FROM RUCKWELL CITY FOUND IN OMAHA   Two of the Trio of Giris Who Escaped From Reformatory Aug. 5, Located.

RUNAWAY  GIRLS CAUGHT   Inmates of Rockwell City Re formatory Found in Omaha,

STRIKE ORDER TO AFFECT STEWARDS   400 - Lake Vessels, Not it Passenger Service to Be  Affected.

PRICES STILL GO UP   Jump 2 Per Cent During the Last Month.   Government's Fight Thus Far Futile According to Official! Inquiry at Washington.

PRICES ON THE JUMP   ADVANCE TWO PER CENT IN THE LAST MONTH,   Washington Official! Inquiry Shows ~™ That Government's Fight Thus ~ Far Is Futile.

ENGLAND DETERMINED TO CRUSH REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT, SINN FEENERS SAY

BRITISH PLAN TO BREAK IRISH MOVE   SINN FEIN DECLARES ENGLAND PREPARES TO USE FORCE TO ACCOMPLISH AIM,

FIRE DAMAGE AT MARIETTA   tera  Eainated at   HINT AT INCENDIARY WORK   ineestiqation late Gruss of Biase To Be Made.

FIRE DAMAGE AT MAPIETTA   Loss From Early Morning ConHlageat on is Estimated at Near $13,000.   HINT AT INCENDIARY WORK   Investigation Into Cause of Blaze Which Destroyed Lodge Hall To Be Made.

TAKE GONZALES TO CAPITAL   Mexican Revolutionary Leader Goes to Face Court-Martial.

GONZALEZ TAKEN TO CAPITAL   Former Revolutionary Leader in State of Coahulia, Goes to Face Courtmartial.

LEGAL TANGLE QVER SUFFRAGE QUESTO   Action of Tennessee House In  Reacinding Ratification Com plicates Matters.

Aclisii of Tehifesvée Hotise:  In Rescinding Ratification: or Amendineat Causes’ Mixin. 

I & Orahanage At Harouniyi Fired by Tark:   American. Under Fire, Save 2000 Children When Town Ts Destroyed.

AMERICAN ORPHANAGE AT HAROUNIYI DESTROYED BY TURKS.   Two Thousand Armenian Children Re. moved Under Fire—To Be Sent to Cyprus.

7M ORPHANS  afl p  J  [  L.  0 DESPITE HERG?   American Citizen Takes Lead in Taking Armenian Chil  dyen to Safety   NATIONALISTS TAKE CONTROL OF VILLAGE   New Grand Vizier Inducted Into Office at Constantinople; Orders Read

FIGHTS OCCUR _IN-NEAR EAS)   Turks Burn American Orphanage and. Two Thousand Refugees Are Taken Out.   BATTLES -IN JERUSALEM

TURKS DESTAD ORPHANS? HON   Put Torch to American Institu. tion at Adana; Inmates Aided to Escape

“ORPHANAGE   wo Thousand Armenian Orphans Removed Under Fire to Place of Safety.

2,000 Armenian Children Are  * Saved Through Aid of Yonkers Man.   BARDIZAI IS CAPTURED   Nationalists Gain Control o Town Only Fifly Miles From Constantinople.

BURN U. S. REFUGE   Turks Destroy American Orphanage at Harouniyi. *   Twe Thousand Armenian Children Fe ‘aoved Under Fite and Taken to Safety,

BURN U. S. RBEFUGI   Turks Destroy American Orphan: age at Harouniyi.   qwa, Thousand,Acmenian Children. -Re moved Under. Fire and Taken to Safcty.

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NO IMMEDIATE EFFECT UPON AMERICAN TRADE   Will Result From Exchange of Rati. fications of the Peace Treaty of Veratile..

TREATY ACTION NOT TO  EFFECT AMERICAN TRADE   Exchange of Ratifications of the Versailles Pact Will Not Alter Present Regulations.

AMERICAN TRADE      ‘Will Not be Affected by Trea. ty Ratification.

BASKETS OF FOOI   ‘THANKSGIVING DAY WILL Bi BRIGHTENED IN NUMBER OF HOMES IN CITY.   NUMBER OF GIFTS MADE

TO DISTRIBUTE BASKETS OF FOOD   THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE BRIGHTENED IN NUMBER OF © HOMES IN CITY.   NUMBER OF GIFTS MADE

SAY STEEL COMPANIES WILLE" ADJUST WAGES       INDEPENDENT CON NS TO MAKE CHANGES BUT RUN PLANTS

SAY STEEL COMPANIES WILL READJUST WAGES   EXPECT INDEPENDENT CON CERNS TO MAKE CITANGES _BUT RUN PLANTS

PLAN WAGE REANJUSTMEN TO REEP PLANTS GOIN   Independent Steel Companies Will tes te Als an.

COUNTY TEACHERS . TO MEET HERE   MelIntosh County: Teachers Asso.  . ciation Hold Meeting Here  fg Tanuaryv 20.

TEACHERS MEETING.   McIntosh County ‘Teachers Asso' dation: Hold Meeting Here Tanuary 30. =

ITALY GETS COUNCIL MEETS   League to Hold Sessions at San Remo and Rome.

COUNCIL TO MEET IN ITALY:   Allied Body Will Hold Sessions at San! Remo and Rome During ; Month of Agril.

“The Jade” Leaves Another Gory Trail      LCE RHE TOPE BLAMOND, THIS CHINESE GEM BRINGS  BAT LUCK

ADJOURN HEARINGS   On Proposal to Canalize the St. Lawrence River.”

BIX ALLEGED 3ANDITS TAKEN     Michigan Posse Captures Alleged Bank Robbers Near Monroe  Nearly All L tot Recovered. 

Surround and Take Men Suspected of Robbing Bank— Nearly All of Loot Rerovered

LASTED FOR THIRTY SECONDS ACCORDING TO PROFESSOR BR J. GOASSA.      8:15 This M 2 Centered Ectween 160 and 200 Miles From That City.

"QUAKE FELT IN CENTRAL STATES   Siesmograph Records Shock Within 190 or 200 Miles of St. Louis According To Professor.

t, Iouis University Selemograph Records Earthquake Disturb ance at 9:1 2. oe

INSISTS ON LEAGUE OF EVERY COUNTRY   OTHERWISE NO LEAGUE AY ALL SAYS PUEYREEDON.   Argentine Delegate to Geneva As sembly Determined in His Vosition—Denial of a PreGerman Leaning.

HEAD OF DELEGATION IS ANXIOUS TO DISCUSS HIS 4 AMENDMENTS BEFORE OFFICIAL LEAGUE SESSION      Failure to Adopt His Proposals Will Result in Immediate Retirement, He Says; Denies That His Program Is Pro-German; Intends To Stand By His Position.

Head of Argentine Delegation Very Defiant  AS TO PRO-GERMANISM   Says that is Obsession of Cer tain Delegates to Assembly League of Nations Must Em. brace All Civilized Countries or it will Become League of ‘*Some Nations’’ He Says

MORE LABOR UNREST.   Evidence Found That ola Sol.Is On a Strike, . eu

PALMER BRINGS CHARGES AGANST SECY OF LABOR   ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS POST 1S GUILTY. OF WHOLESALE YATL DELIVERIES OF ANAR. CHT a

Assistant Labor Secretary Countenanced Lawbreakers, Atty.-Gen. Charges   POINTS TO 40 CASES WHERE HE BROKE LAW   AUTOCRACY AND PERVERTEL SYMPATHY FOR CRIMINALS DECLARED SUBSTITUTETr FOR JUSTICE.

POSTVIOLATED         A. MITCHEL PALMER BLA \MES                  'oo Sympathetic With Those of. An tic Tendencies and Liberated: Thetti From Jails—Héld Member  In Commu nist: Party

Alleges He Has Shown This By His Wholesale Jail Déliveries and Release of Self-Confessed Anarchists of the Worst Type.   BITTER STRUGGLE BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS

stic Attempt to Humble Justice De * partment Charged by Attorney General of U.S. —

DE  PORTATION CASES “BLOCKED BY-POST,  PALMER CHARGES   Attorney General. Denounces: ‘the Action. Taken’ by the: Assist: ~ ant Secretary of Labor.

Wholesale Jail Deliveries Ut Keds Charged to Post   ARCTHSTS SHIELDED, ATTORNEY CEN RAT,

L    ’  L   Rift tn Administration ‘‘Harmony” Is Widened Today When Palmer Turns on Post With Scathing Charges.   LAW ENFORCEMENT IS. -BLOCKED BY SECRETAR’   Wholesale Jail Deliveries an ., Release of Dangerous Red "by Assistant Labor Secre  tary Scored.

Gayx Avsivtant Seeretary of Labor Bien Blacking Progress of Law Eeferecmecnt   [RELEASED ANAKCHUST OF WORST TSPE RY WHOLESAL        Atteruey General Cites Forty tnstancr ia Whieg Post ts oes Bib

"CHM      Palmer Letter Reveals Bitter Strife  ALIENS ARE CAUSE  Palmer Says Post Is Sympathetic

PALMER FLAYS BOLST ON FREEING UF REL AND 1 GIVEN SUURING   Attack By Attorney General Proves Boomerang When House Committee Hears Both Sides of Weird Deportation Case.

EGY. PALMER sg RAPS POST HARD   ACCUSES LABOR LEADER OF FAV. ORING ANARCHISTS.      AND PREVENTING DEPORTATION   Forty Cases Cited In Which Asslatant Secretary [a Accused of Violating Law--Sympathy With Griminata Js Menace To Nation.

BLOGKS JUSTICE IFCLARES PALE   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR ATTACKED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

PALMER REVEALS BITTER FEELING IN WASHINGTON   ATTORNEY GENERAL f ASSISTANT TARY IS) BLOCKING  THE LAW         ANSWERS POST'S CHARGES   Charges of Law Violation are Caled ‘alseloods by Head of Justice Department — DBeclares Post Protected Anarchists

LAGOA HEAD a AELEAMEO All HEL) LEARERS   ATTORNEY GEN. TELLS COMMITTEE LAW IS VIOLATED   Wilson's Aide Charged with Freeing Bad Actors In U. S.

MVGWERS CHARGES INA STATEMENT   ASSISTANT LABOR SECRETA RY RAPPED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.   REVEALS BITTER STRIFE   Declare Red Agitators Seek To Minimize Activities and I. W. W. Want to Merge 4 R.  R. Brotherhoods.

POST TRYING 11 OAT TER LAWS. oA PALMER   Attorney General’ Strikes Back In Row Over  Deportations

POST ATTACKED BY PALMER FOR RELEASING REDS  Attorney General Claims   Attorney General Claim: Secretary of Labor is Playing Politics in Block. -ing Deportations.   HE CITES FORTY CASES

President Forwards His Recommendation   President Wilson Sends to League of Nations Opinions in Regard to ArWenth Boundaries.

President Forwards ‘His: Recommendation:   President Wilson Sends to Lougio of -. Nations Opinion’ jn Regard to Ar. - wenta Boundaries,

HUNGARIAN: MINISTER IS _ WOUNDED BY. ASSAILANT:   Later Dispatches Declare Stephen Fred. . erick Did. Not- Escape Injury. in  Murderous Attack ~~.

BYKNES KEPEATS SIATEMENT   South Carolina Congressman Again Teils Committee That Sims Belittled America’s Part in War.

Admiral Tells the Naval Award Probers He Believed It Mistake to Claim American Forces Were Winning the Struggle.   PITTMAN WANTS GLASS CALLED TO GIVE HIS VERSION

STICKS TO HIS STATEMENT   Representative Byrnes Reiterates His Charge Against Sims.

BYRNES REPEATS STATEMENT   South Carolina’ Congressman Again ' Tells Committee That Sims Belit-. tled. America’s Part im War. .

WASHINGTON IS SURPRISED   United States Is Disregarded in Allied Action on Lifting Russian Blockade.

SURPRISE TO w ASHINGTON.   inited States Not Consalited On Raising of Blockade.

-85 INCHES OF RAIN.   Junction City ‘Treated To Real}  August Downpour. 

ANOTHER CHECK ARTIST WORKS BUSINESS MEK   GEORGE L. WILLIAMS OF NEKOOSA DEPARTS APTER STING. ING MERCHANTS OF NEKOOSA AND WISCONSIN RAPIDS.

GEORGE UL. WILLIAMS OF XY,  KOOSA DEPARTS APTER STIN EKOOSA RAPIps            )} WISCONST:

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WAF   Right Clubs.of National. Leagye Find “Three Belting Ameriecn League "Glebe Adept Plan.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WAF   :  Eight Clubs of National League Find Three Bolting Ameriezn League Clubs Adept Plan,

LOVAL TEAMS PLAN TU olAY WITH LEAGUE   Five Teams Remain With the American League After Three Bolt.

National - League Clubs Join with Three American Teams   Ban Johnson Leads His Five Clubs in New Revolt

BASEBALL I STRUCK BY NEW WAR   Clashing Big League Mag nates Turn to Minors for Support

MURDERER OF EATON iO. GIRL SURROUNDED r SWAMP NEAR CHARLATTE         Beatrice Hickox, Age 12, Is Victim of An  Escaped Convict From Jackson State Prison.

PALMER URGES GOV'T CONTROL ‘OF EXCHANGES SFILING FOOL   Would Also Regulate Sale of Securities of Firms Handling Necessities   WOULD REVISE TAXING.   Atterney General Tells Far. mers His Plans For Low: ering Prices

PALMER'S POSITION CLEAR  Ho Is Opposed to Governmont - Ownership of Railroads

PALMER'S NEW ATTITUDE ON THE H.C. OF L.   Attorney General Urge: Government Regula tion of Exchanges Dea. ing in Food Stuffs anc Securities of Corn.   HIS. STATEMENT

FEDERAL CONTROL OF FOOD EXCHANGES URGED BY PALMER   Method Of Lowering High Cost Of Living Is Advocated

Attorney general says gov. should regulate exchanges in foodstuffs   mix   Says. Federal owner railroads would ‘in pernicious politi- *. eal machine

AMERICAN STORE KEEPER MURDERED BY MEXICAN BANDITS—SHERIFYV CROSS ES BORDER

RAILWAY BILL SENT TO PRES   ‘Speaker Gillett Signed Bill at 12:0: : and Senator Cummins at 12:38 Today.

OFFICERS IN ARMY OF ATTACK   Dalrymple and _ Agents Go to Clear Wisconsin Town of Bootleggers

RUM WAR OPENED IN HURLEY, WIS.; SALOONS RAIDED   Dry Agents Make Arrests; Seize Liquor.   Prohibition Forces Armed but Not a Shot Fired Doring First Roar of Onerations,

35 SALOONS RAIDED IN HURLEY, WIS.   Many Arres's Made and Quantity of Liquor Seized— No Resistance Oifered Despite Threats.

CHICAGO PROHIBITION AUTH. ORITIES SWEEP CITY WITH. OUT FIRING A SHOT; TAKE PRISONERS TO ASHLAND

Liquor Reported to Have Been Sold Freely in -Northern ‘Wisconsin Lumber  * Camp Town :   TOWN DECLARED CENTER OF ANTLPROHIBITION FEELING   Moonshiners Threafened 1 Shoot First Dry Officer to Enter Town,

FEDERAL FORCE INVADES TOWN IN WISCONSIN   Forty-Eight Armed Men Are Out to Clean Up Hurley, Wisconsin   CARRIED 38 WARRANTS   Town Alleged to Be Wide Open Spot in the North Woods

WISCONSIN LIQUOR SELLERS TAKE THE COUNT VERY TAMELY   Despite Many Threats as to Whai Would Happen Not a Gun Is Fired as 50 Saloons Are Raided.

ARMED DRY AGENTS — MAKE LIQUOR RAID   Surprise 35 Open Saloons in Hurley, Wis., Arrest a. Many and Confiscate Booze Without . Firing Shot.

DRY AGENTS PAY VISIT T0 HURLEY, WIS   Federal Men From Chicago Make Haul; Much ~ Liquor Seized.

FIFTY FeOLRAL  OFFI iN OALOEN GRIVE   VIOLATORS OF LAW EN WENDY CITY ARE GIVEN REAL HARD JOLT; MANY ARRESTED,

REAL ‘REAL MAN'S TOWN’ IS RADED BY DRYS   DRY ANFORCEMENT  OF FICERS SWOOP DOWN  AN REL EY. WIS.   FOLLOWED WILD GRGY:   Saloon Keepers Tried to. Close Our Steck at Bargain Rates Before Raid.   Today’s Raid,-Unlike One in October, Was Effected Witheut Loss of Life.

VINIONS OF LAW HALL ON BOOZE MERCHANTS AND ARRESTS FOLLOW   Even As the Assyrian Came Bown Like a Wolf on the Fold, They Fell Upon ~ Soused LumberJacks

57 Arrests Made, Saloons Wide Open After Wild Night   Sixty-Two Armed Federal Officers Surprise Logging Camp Said to be Center ‘of Bootlegging Industry i in Northern Wis-

WILD TOWN TAMED DOWN   Hurley, Wis., Is Raided By Federal Agents.   HAD 35 OPEN SALOONS   Boasts Had Been Made That Federa Officers Were Afraid to Interfere.

30 OPEN SALOONS RAIDED BY FEDERAL  OFFICERS AT HURLEY   Men Were Arrested and their ‘Places Closed After Nighit of Wild Orgy in Wisconsin Town in the North Woods  Qorting.

RAID FOLLOWS A « WILD WET NIGHT   Federal Prohibition Officers Swoop Down on Drunken Lumber Jacks.

FEDERAL AGENTS CLEAN UP HURLEY AFTER WILD NIGHT   Saloon Men Surprised By Raiders; Much Liquor Seized.

LOGGING CAMP TOWN IS RAIDED BY DRY OFFIGERS   THIRTY-FIVE OPEN SALOONS = VISITED AND MUCH LIQUOR OF ALI SORT IS SEIZED.   Laiunoer Jacks Arrested Are Too Drunk to Realize What Was Crone Oo Abend! hem,

35 SALOONS AT HURLEY, WIS. ARE‘CAPTURED’   “Wide Open” Spot in Lumber Regions Closed After Big Drunken Orgy.   ARRESTS AR ARE MADE BY .THE WHOLESALE

RAID LUMBER CAMP   DRY LAW OFFICERS  CLOSP LAST OPEN SALOON TOWN,    Husley. Wis. Had Lone Defled Pro. hibition Enforcement Officers to Act. ,

MANY ARRESTS AND SEIZURES ARE MADE   Raid Follows the Wile Night of Lumberjacks

FEDERAL DRY AGENTS RAID “OPEN” TOWN   Hurley, Wis., Saloons Pu Out of Business by Chicago Agents.   BOOZE AT BARGAIN PRICES

JUN GARLETCORN  MAKES LAST STAND   Federal Officers Raid Open Saloons at Hurley, Wisconsin.

DRY AGENTS MAKE SENSATIONAL RAID   WISCONSIN BOOT - LEGGERS ROOST CLEANED BY EN. FORCEMENT OFFICERS   Saloons, Stills and Wine Cellars Seized By Nearly Fifty Government Agents Operating From City of Chicato

LIQUOR IS SEIZED   Prohibition Agents Made tucley Wisconsin, More Like a Desert.

Thirty-five Saloons Were Running “Wide Open’ ’in Wiscon sin Town.

Phirty-Fiva Open * Saloons In Hurlex   Hucley, Wis, Ralded by Kifty Pehl. bition Officers Krom Chicago and 35 Saloons Werf Closed and Many  '. Arvests Made,

BIG RAID ON “BOOZE TOWN’   50 Armed Dry Agents Swoo; Down on 35 Open Saloon in Hurley, Wis.   Many Arresls and Liquor of all Sorts Seized—Raid Fal. lows Witd Niet

THIRTY FIVE OPEN SALOONS IN HURLEY, WIS, WERE RAIDED BY U. §. PROHIBITION OFFICERS   10 Shots Were Fired During the First Raids This Morning But Intense Excitement Prevailed—There Were Fifty Officers From Chicago.

Half Hundred Armed Sleuths Raid 35 Open Saloons In Hurley, Wisconsin.     Bootieggers and Lumber Jacks Had Openly Defied The Government     Surprise is S Staged and Large   Surprise is Staged and Large Quantities of Liquor Seized

.umber Camp Town Raided, Thirty-five Wide Open Saloons Pulled, Many Arrests Made, Much Liquor Confiscated.

crUZE LIQUOR OF AL KIND   RAID FOLLOWS WILD NIGHT OF BARGAIN PRICES AND MUCH DRINKING

ANOS ORDERS AMIS ON WDE OPEN DISTRICT   Thirty-five Open Saloons Surprised by Sweeping Tacties of Agents:   ARRESTS FOLLOW. WILD NIGHT AT. VILLAGE   Federal Men Find Much Liquor And Many Drunken Celebrants

HORLEY SALOONS ARE WIPED OUT BY STATE AGENTS   Wisconsin Town, Wettest in Country, is Raided Today.   SALOONMEN GIVEN NO WARNING OF VISIT   Bloodless Fray Follows Night of Wild Hilarity in Village.

BRINDELL PLACED UNDER HEA BOND   “BUILDING TRUST” PROBE COMMITTEE BRINGS ABOUT _  INDICTMENT.   Trades Council President Imprisoned Yntil $100,000 Bona Is Made.

BRINDELL INDICTED ON BRIBE CHARGES   HIGHEST PAID LARON LEADER IN [. Ss. GOT WILLION GRAFT, COURT IS TOLD

IN INDICT  BRINDELL FOR EXTO EXTORTION N_-Y_ Labor Head. Gives $100. 000 Bond

CHARGE BRINDELL GOT MILLION IN GRAF!   Alleged Labor Union Extortion Methos Show Up in New York Investigation

INDICT - PROMINENT NY. LABOR LEADER   Robert P. Brindell Charged With Attempting to Extort Money by Threat   COLLECTED OVER MILLION:   Action Is Result of Investigation Into Alleged Building Trust

BRINDELL CITED BY GRAND JURY   ladictmants Returned Alleg? At tempts at Extortion.   RELEASED UNUER {AVY BAIL

BRINDELL CITED © BY GRAND JURY   indictments Returned Allege At Tempis at Exiortion =~   RELEASED UNDER HEAVY BAlL

EXTORTION 5 GHARGLD tt INDIGTMMENT OF WEALTH) NEW YORK LABIA LEANER

BRINNELL IS HELD BY N. Y. AUTHORITIES   Released on $100,000 Bond and Given 9 Days to Change or Amend Plea.

LABOR LEADER HELD ON CHARGE: UF EXTORTION   Collective Exaction Figures ot Building Trades President Will Be Million, Says Prosecutor,

BRINDELL INDICTED, GIVES $100,000 BAIL   Charged With Attempting t Extort Money by Threats of Strikes.

INDICT HEAD OF BUILDING TRUST   COLLECTIVE EXTORTION was CHARGED AGAINST BRINDELL.   ONE BUILDER PAID $32,000   Highest Laber Leader in the United  States Held in $100,000 Beads After Pleading Net Guilty.

President Brindell of “‘Building Trust” Held for Trial: Under $100,000 Bonds .   CHARGES BUILDERS RUINED,   Accused , Leader ‘Had. Charge of 115,000. Union Workers In New York’ District

BUILOING TRUST HEAD ANDIGTED   N. Y. Trades Council President Alleged to Have Sought Contracter: Bribes.

LABOR LEADER IS ACCUSED OF GRAFT   Investigation Of Building Trust In New York Results In Indictment.

INDICT TRADE CHIEF IN HOUSE “TRUST” WAR   BRINDELL IS HELD IN $100,00C BAIL IN PROBE OF BUILDING GRAFT

Minneapolis Policemen Arrested in St. Paul   When they Attempted to Help Swipe Liquor Stored in a St. Paul  Tr. i, & . 7

DEATH CLAIMS PROMINENT DAVIESS COUNTY CITIZEN   Haman Woodling Passes Away After Long Hilnesa At The Age Of Seventy Eight

OIL PRICE PROBE ORDERED.   Federal Trade Commission Di. rected to Make Immediate Investigation Into Causes.

EVADERS OF UnAPT BACK BOLSHEVISM   THIRTY THOUSAND FORMER AMERICANS ARE NOW iN MEXICO.

CVARE RG UF DRAFT BAGK BO LSHEV ISN      THIRTY THOUSAND FORMER AMERICANS ARE NOW IN MEXICO.

RALPH MCMILLEN, STATE'S  WITHESS IN JOHNSON LAS CHARGED WITH ict   Hopes to Save “Pal” But Makes Case Stronger Against Johnson

RALPH MGMILLEN, STATZ’S _ WITNESS IN JOHRSGH UASE, CHARGED WITH PEPJUR'   Hopes to Save “Pal” But Makes Case Strenger Against Johnson ‘

PRISONERS’ PLOT   To Escape Foiled by Franklin County Fails Taornkey.

INEFFICIENCY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES COST NATION MANY MILLIONS DURING RECENT WAR

GOAL OPERATOR'S DEALINGS DURING SHORTAGE SHOW   Government Purchased Fuel at More Than Prevailing Market Rates.   ASC 70! TION’S FILES GIVEN AS EVIDENCE   Resolution Authorizing Drafting of Commission Order ie Read.

GOVERNMENT PAID nibh PRIGES FOR ITS F        AVERAGE WAS $11.50, WHEN IT COULD BE BOUGHT AT $3.20 a   GOAL ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT ADMITS HE DREW. A TREMENDOUS COMMISSION ON FEDERAL BUYING

Senate Committee Learns o Strange Transactions During War Conditions   WAR DEPARTMENT PAYS EXORBITANT COAL PRICE   Coal Association Writes Ordets Issued by Interstate Commerce Commission

:0VT LOADED WITH COAL AT PRICE CRES}   War Department Purchased Excessively at Top Cost Against Expert Advice   ARMY PAID $16 A TON   ASSOCIATION FOUGHT ESTABLISH. MENT OF FUEL ADMINISTRATION SUCCESSFULLY, SAID

Rocrensed Difficulty for Public, National Association: Heads Claim.   PLAN TO PROSECUTE “e GOVT OFFICIALS   Call Attorney General Palmer te. Teatify Before Investi. gating. Committee,

HEAD OF NATIONAL GOAL ASOOCIMT ION PURCHASING AGENT   Got Commissions Amounting to $75,000 for Buying Fuel for Government.   GOT $11.50 A TON, SOLD TO OTHERS FOR $3.20, $3.87   How Operators Dealt Wit Uncle Sam and Coped Wit! Shortage Last Summe Fields in Which Senat Probers Spent Ten Hours.

COAL. OPERATORS TES TIE a      ENGLISH TROOPS IN ~ IRELAND. WITHOUT DISCIPLINE, © CLAIN

GOVERNMENT PAID HIGH PRIS EAR ITS EVIET   AVERAGE WAS $11.50, WHEN IT COULD BE BOUGHT AT $3.20      COAL ASGOGIATION PRESIDENT AGMATS HE DREW °° A TREMENDOUS COMMISSION ON FEDERAL BUYING

U.S. PAID TREBLED PRICES FOR CO AL   And Paid $75,000 Commis sion to President of National Coal Association. Is Testimony.

COAL DEALING BY GOVERNMENT IS DESCRIBED   United States Purchases Fue! at Big Prices During Shortage.

COAL OFFICIAL {6 SEVERELY GRILLED AY COMMITTEE   Makes Startling Allegetions’in 10 Hours of Testimony.

Kansas Coal Miners Out in Behalf of Captive Leaders   Soaring Prices for ‘Coal  Called Out of All'‘Reasor

FURTHER CREDITS TO EUHCPE GEASE   AUTHORIZED SUM OF TEN. BIL LION POLLARS HAS BEEN ADVANCED.

NO MORE LOANS FOR EUROPEAN NATIONS   New Policy Indicates Time Extension On Interest Owed to nited States. ;

NO MORE LOANS TC BE MADE 10 ALLIES   Treasury Announcement Believed to Indicate Adoption of Policy of Defering Interest for Three Years.

EXPECT TO ALLW. “THREE YEARS FOR. BETTING SETTLED   Treasury Department Will Defer Payment. of Inter- ‘est on Debt.

DEFER INTEREST PAYMENTS FROM “ENTENTE LANDS   Treasury Department — Announces That No Further Loans Will Be Made by Government to Allies   NEARLY TEN BILLION IN CREDIT EXTENDED   Secretary Houston Says WarWearied Countries Need Time to Meet Debts

HOUSTON ANNOUNCES NO FURTHER LOANS WILL BE MADE ALLIE'   Believed to Indicate Adop_ tion by Treasury to Defer  Interest Payments

No. Further: Loans Will ' Be Made To Allies; To* ’ Defer Interest Payment

NO FURTHER LOANS WILL BE MADE TO ALLIES SAYS SECRETARY OF TREASURY   Re Weentine Journal Special Leased Wire)

ALLIES WILL BE GIVEN MORE TIME (IN LOANS, BELIE!   Stoppage of Advances Taken t Indicate Interest Payments Will Be Deferred for Several Years.

MORE LOANS BY GOVERNMENT   Believed to Indicate Policy of Deferring the Interest Payments Three Years   $470,000,000 YEARLY   The War Weakened Countrie: Will Have Enormous Sum to Pay United States

NO FURTHER, LOANS 70 “ALLIES IS ANNCUINCED      EFERMENT. OF. INTEREST . PAY. ‘MENTS “BELIEVED ADOPTED. BY .TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DEFER FURTHER LOANS TO ALLIED COUNTRIES   Adoption of Policy Favored ‘by Debtor Nations of Deferring Interest Payments

NO MORE LOANS TO THE ALLIES   Houston May Permit Nations to Defer’ Interest Payments.   THREE- YEARS’ GRACE LIKELY

WILL STOP LOANG TO ALLIED NATIONS   Tr casury YPepartment Kye Sufficient Funds Have Been _ Granted.

VEER INTEREST HOR d YEARS   Allies Will Be Allowed to Postpone Payments to America.

- BATTLE  BETWEEN BRITISH SOLDIERS AN TURKS  Fifteen English Soldiers Killed an Twontv-Threa Wonnded.   Fifteen English Soldiers Killed and  Twenty-Three Wounded. —

REED MENTIONED FOR LEADERSHIP OF THIRD PART)   Member of Committee of 48 Commends Missourian’s Anti-Wilson Stand

WANT REED 10 BOLT JO LIBERAL PARTY   REPUDIATED DEMOCRAT IS CONSIDERED AS THE POSSIBLE HEAD OF THIRD PARTY TICKET

REED TO HEAD THIRD PART   EDITORIAL IN HIS CHICAGO PA VES PRAISED REED FOR STAND AGAINST WILSON,   Considerable interest: But Very Lit tle Conumation Was Caused in San (francisco by the Aupuuncement_

By !  ALE NIGHT RIO   WEST FRANKFORT, ILL, HAD A NIGHT, OF TERROR LAST NIGHT   DRIVE OUT FOREIGNERS   Estimated That 5,000 Foréignens : Left. Town—Troutie Caused by Douhle Murder   Militia Commander Sends for 500 More Troops, Fearing Resumption of Rict.

MOB OF 4,000 IN ALL NIGHT RIOT   WEST FRANKFORT, ILL. HAD A NIGHT OF TERROR LAST NIGHT   DRIVE OUT FOREIGNERS   . . -~ * 4 Estimated That 5,000 Forfierens Lett. Town—Trounie Caused by Double Murder   Militia Commander Sends for 500 More Troops, Fearing f[esumption of Riot.

MORE CLUES IN MYSTERY TRUNK DEATH   Chicago Man Involvec in Police Investigation of Murder.

POLIGE SEEKING LEROY AS SLAYER   Believe Victim of Trunk Murder Was Mastachusstts Girl; Clething In Trunk IdeMmtitied; Would Identify Suspect As Much Sought Man, ©

COAL OUTPUT TO_ BE NEAR NORMAL BY END OF WEEK   Expect Nearly All the Miners Back at Work by Tomorrow

Promise Seen of Normal Production In HlInois’ Elelds by Thursday.

DAYS GONE HARDING FOR  HS OTAND ON PAAHIRITINA   Wm. J. Bryan Refuses Togo; Aaron Watkins Is Nominated   D. LEIGH COLVIN FOR VICE PRESIDEN’   Peerless One Says He Owes it to Democrats Not to Forsake Party

DRY CANDIDATES: : MAKE STATEMENTS   Don't Like Stand on Prohibition Shown in Senator Harding’s Speech

PROHI TICKET IS NOMINATED   CONVENTION IS ENDED AT MIDNIGHT—BRYAN DECLINES.

DRY CANDIDATES SLAM HARDING   Statement About ‘Appeal Makes Stand Absolutely Unacceptable, They Say.

AARON WATKINS AND COLVIN HEAD PROHIBITIONISTS   Senator Harding Condemnec for Stand on Prohibition Question

MENTION OF REPEAL GIVES DRYS CHILL   Ambiguous Reference To 18th Amendment By Harding Stirs Prohibitionists.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE  Evanston, Wyoming,   January 12th, 1920.  SS ee ts cco EE Ie a pur rae

DEPARTMENT OF THE iNTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE Evanston, Wyoming,  January 12th, 1920,

HOOVER MAY MAKE A CANVASS   Depends On Action of Other RepubHean Candidates.

PALMER EXPLAINS AGREEMENT WITH BiG FIVE PAGKERS      Senate Agricultural Conmittee Wil Proceed’ With Permanent Legistation Regardless of Palmer’s Promise.

SENATE QUIZZES. PALMER TODAY   Attorney General Is Asked About His Agreement With the Big Packers.   CONSIDER KENYON PLAN

QUESTION PALMER ABUT AGREEMENT   Want to Know if Palmer Against Further to Regulate Packers.

Convention Is ~ Not Unlikely To Be Stampede   Fight For Avowed Candidate: Goes Merrily On—Borah ” Has Advantago   ABSENCE OF PENROSE HAVING AN EFFECT

zase With Which Idahoan Secures Favors Augurs Well For Candidacy Of His Colleague, Hiram Jchnson — Absence Of A Favorite In Race Is  . Cawcsentreahlte

WITH CHEERS   Flags and Streamers Decorate Route of G. A. R. Parade At Indianapolis.   CLOUDS OF CONFETTI   Shower Fighters of Civil War— Two Hours Passing the Reviewing Stand.

FIFE AND DRUM SOUND FORG. A.R   Ten Thousand Veterans of the Civil War Parade Streets of Indianapolis Today.   IN ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT

PARADE IS TODAY'S FEATURE 01 ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT. AT INDIANAPOLIS, 

Official; of United Mine Workers of America Con “tinue to Watch News of Strikes But Take No Action to Secure Curtailment; At Meeting  the Matter Not Discussed. :   THOUSANDS OUT IN MANY INDIANA FIELDS

MINE WORKERS IN ~ TOUCH WITH STRIKE   Many Illinois and Indiana Men Are Out Pending An Adjustment of Claims, _

GFFICIALS WATCH STRIKE   News Binprtdien Are Closely Semuti. nized by United Mince Union Leaders ‘Tul

NOTHING DONE TOWARD ENDING MINERS’ STRIKE   The Situation In Indiana Little Changed, About Half Mines Down.   MINERS’ OFFICIALS MEET   Request For Conference Between Men and Operators Being Considered.

MINE UNION CHIEFS WATCHING.  DEVELOPMENTS IN COAL STRIKE    'No Action is Taken by Officials, However—Walk Out Spreads From Illinois Into Indiana, Where 22 Mines and 4,500 Men Are Idle.

WINE GFFICTALS TAKE SO ACTION TO HALT WALKOUT   Keep Eye On Dispatches Tell ing of More Walkouts   4500 Idle in Clinton Field In Indiana

VINE OFFICIALS FAKE NG AGTION 70 HALT WALKOUT   Keep Eye On Dispatches Tell. ing of More Walkouts  4500 Idle in Clinton Field

COAL STROH SPRIEANING.      Mining Stops in Wlinois and Strike Reneches Indinna.

INDIANA MINERS ADD TO STRIKERS   Bolsheviks Give Two Reasons For Not Starting: It Snaner.   NOT DECIDED ON PLACE

RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATIONS   Tests. Will Supply Ser: vice to Many. Towns Indiana County.

PROFESSIONAL KILLERS CALLED FOR ENRIGHT JOE   Chicago Hotice Tnvestigating Murder Say They Came From New York and Buifalo,

“AILLERS FROM THE EAST SOUGH   Enright Thought Shot by Imported Gunmen.

FIND PREHISTORIC REPTILE IN CANADA   Scientists Discover the Remains" of Monsters Which Lived There Many Millions of Years Ago.

EXPLORE RED RIVER VALLEY   Stientific Expedition to Make Search for the Bones of Reptiles of Prehistoric Era,

EXPLORE ON RED RIVER FOR BONES EXTINCT ANIMALS   Extensive Expedition 1: Planned to Seek Scien tific Information.

LEAGUE BOOSTED ‘AU. 9, BOOKS?   SLUSH FUND. INQUIRY TO DELVE INTO MATTERS AT MEET TODAY

SENATORIAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE   Subpostias Were Issued Fo Several Departmental Heads Gf The Government,   PHILANBER P. CLAXTGN JO APPEAR THURSDAY

T0 EXTEND PROBE INTO GAMPRIGR EXPENDITURES   Alleged Use of Governmenta Publications in Interest of Cox to be Inquired Into.   ONLY TWO MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE HAVE ARRIVED   Seven of Witnesses Subpoenaed Will be Heard Today, William Boyce Thompson, of Republican National Com. mittee, Probably Being First.

SENATORIAL PROBE - TAKES NEW ANGLE!   CHARGES OF USING GOVERN MENT PUBLICATIONS TO BE INVESTIGATED.   RESUME SESSION TODA   Sending Political Speeches Under Government Frank Will Be Looked Into,

QUIZZERS READY TO RESUME WORK   INVESTIGATION TO INQUIRE INTG 'U¥SE OF GOVERNMENT PUBLI: CATIONS BY DEMOCRATS

BROADEN: SCOP OF INVESTIGATION   Will Include Inquiry Into Use the Government Publications

Cox Boosted’ ini Publications at Government : Expense? President. of . Nationa  Liquor Dealers Also Called .

TO RESUME CAMPAIGN PROBE AT CAPITAL   Sencte Committee Will Investigate Partisanship of Federal Officigic anna OTners.

Oficial Activity in ‘Behalf of Administration Candidate and Franking of Democratic Campaign Propaganda to be Closely Scrutinized.

SCOPE OF CAMPAIGN PROBE IS EXTENDED   INQUIRY INTO CHARGES IN. CLUDES USK OF GOVERNMENTAL PUBLICATIONS.

INVESTIGATION EXTENSION.   Inquiry Into Charges Involving Democratic Candidate and National Committeeman.

TO INVESTIGATE DEMOCRAT TACTICS   Committee to Examine Alleged Use of Gov't Publications’In Campaign.

SUBPOENAS ISSUED FOR — DE PARTMENTAL HEADS TO APPEAK BEFORE COMMITTEE

U. S. Publications Reeked With Gov. Cox Propaganda; - Frank Abused, Is Chargec

IN AUTO WRESI   Another Wying as Result of Grade Crossing Aceldent at Modale, Lowa. Strock by C. & N. W. Train

List of Achievements of Ad. ministration to Be Recited in Coming Campaign   NATIONAL DEBT REDUCED FOUR BILLION IN YEAR   a  \CCOMPL, ISHME NTS IN VARI. OUS DEPARTMENTS OF GOV. ERNMENT WILL BE PRE. SENTED TO VOTERS,

DEMOCRATS AREPREPARING LIST OF © ACHIEVEMENTS   Collection of ‘Nearly $40,000,000 _ From Tax Bodgers Is Only One ‘of the Items.

COOLIDGE ACCEPTS TRUST AD RUNNING MATE FOR HARDING   Governor Is Much Pleased Witl Vice President Nomination Conferred on Him by The Republicans.

KICKING ON SERVICE.   Sharpsville Citizens Are Demanding Better Mail Service.

ARRANGE B‘LL PEACE MEET   Major League Conference to Be Along Lines Johnson Has Fought For.

MINOR LEAGUES NOT TAKE SIDES IN MAJOR SGRAF   Charge Lasker Not Shed Swaddling Clothes in Baseball.

PEAGE LOOM UP IN BASEBALL WAR   Sixteen Major League Club Owners Agree to Friday Meeting in Chicago.

PEACE IN SIGHT, MAGNATES HEAR   Garry Herrmann Addresses Minors.   INFORMAL MEETING — SCHEDULED FRIDAY   Sixteen Major League Clubs to Attend. 

ARRANGE BALL PEACE MEET      Major League Cenference to fe Along Lines Johnson: Mas Fought tar.

HERMANN INSISTS PEACE IS iN SIGHT   Tells Minor Leagues Baseball War Will Come to Speedy End  Important ¢ Sonference in C hicago Friday

BAICDALL WAR [a NEAR ITS FINISH   PRESIDENT HERMAN SAYS END OF FIGHT I8 NOW IN PLAIN SIGHT.   Majors and Minors to Hold Conference Friday to Decide on All the Details of the Settlement.

HERRMANN TRIES TO WIN MINORS   DELIVERS ADDRESS TC BASEBALL HEADS KANSAS CITY.

PEACE IN BASEBALL IN SIGHT-HERRMANN   Sixteen Club Owners to: Meet in Chicago Fridays

LOLS A  10 Mtl Ih HIGH FO CONFERENGE   Five Club Owners Who “Stood Pat” Are Now Willing to Talk   MEETING OF BALL MAGNATES INFORMAL   Garry Herman and Pres Heydler Come to Minor Chiefs

STATEMENT BY AUGUST HERRMANN   Big League Owners Wil Meet Friday

NEW YORK 7iME ADVANCES   Cloeks Thece Are Now Two! Hours Abead of Central Time, 

Clothing Manufacturers Today Put im Effect the Piece Work System

LIQUOR REFERENDUM ASKED   Chicago Councilmen Approve Resolu tion Calling on Legislature to Act in Matter.

INVESTIGATION 15 ORDERED IN KIDNAPPING. GASE   (Mining Engineer Believed Taker By Villa To ; Force Companie: To Pay Ransom.   CONTINUE STUBBORN WAYS

Villa Believed to Be Captor of Americans —  Agents of De Facto'Government Fear  Stand Taken by'‘Outlaw Leader — No Move - Toward Recognition by Revolutionists

No Representations to Be Made to de Facte Government Unless Probe Shows Other Bandit Leaders Figure in the Seizure} Identity of One Prisoner Uncertain   NO EFFORT FOR RECOGNITION

PROBE ORDERED UF otiZUnE Of TWO AMERICANS  IN OLD MEXICE   State Department Takes Steps to Investigate Kidnaping of U. S, Citizens, Presumably By Villa.   CONSUL AT CHIHUAHUA TO CONDUCT INQUIR’   Men Carried Off by sags Leader As Part of His Plan to Exact Tribute From 9 Concerns, Belief,

JUBUUE VILLA PROBLEM THAT MEXICO FACES   UNTIL THAT IS DONE REOOGNITION OF GOVERNMENT Is NOT PROBABLE   Report That Two More Americans Were Kidnapped Arensing Some Speculation

DETAILS ORDERED OVER NIDNAPPING OF U. 3, oUBJECTS   AMERICAN CONSUL AT CHINUA HUA INSTRUCTED TO CONDUCT INQUIRY.   ONE WAY BE VERNON MAN   Men Seized at Villa's Orders As Move To Extort Tribute From Mining Companies Officials Relieve.

TWO MORE AMERICANS KIDNAPPED IN MEXICO, ACCORDING TO REPORTS   Thoro Investigation of Circumstances Ordered by - State Department

ANTERICAN KIGRAP ING CASES 10 BE PROBEL   INVESTIGATION ORDERED BY STATE DEPARTMENT OF HOLD* ING OF TWO MEN IN MEXICO.

GREAT BRITAIN WILL ENLARGE _ HOME RULE BILL ND TRY TO SETTLE IRISH PROBLEN   No Discord Among Officials Chargéd With the Burdensome Job of Restoring Peace and Semblance of Civilization —Inner Circlé of Sinn Fejn Keeps Trouble Up for Own Selfish Ends:

TELLS IRISHMEN WHAT 1S WRONG   Secretary Greenwood Asserts No Independence so Long As Murders Continué

HOME RULE TO BE PUSHED.   GREENWOOD ANNOUNCES DRASTIC POLICY IN « THE GREEN ISLE.

WONT TOLERATE AN INDEPENDENT NATION OF RUSH   Greenwood Says the British Government !s “Breaking the Terror.”

GROWN OFFICIALS WILL NOT RESIGR   British Government Intends tc Continue With Irish Home Rule Bill.

UPON DECISION   HOME RULE TO BE PUSHED.   GREENWOOD (ANNOUNCES DRASTIC POLICY IN « THE GREEN ISLE.

~ POURISTS  WILL HELP.  Frauce Veoks Eagerly Karwited, te : Summer's Influs. ,

AMERICAN TOURISTS TE FRANGE MAY RELIEVE EXGHANGE oly YATION   ELABORATE PREPARATION: FOR ENTERTAINMENT AT  ELABORATE SCALE OF PRICES,

ADRIATIC NOTES TOBE PUBLISHEL   ‘Washington’ Officials Estimate Total Text Will Run Clese To  12.000 Words.

WILL PUBLISH U.S. REPLY TQ ALLIES   White House Will Make Public Seven Notes On Adriatic Question.

WILSON REPLY UN ADRIATIC > DELIVERED   Was Presented at the Foreign Office at Paris By Hugh C. Wallace.   ALL EXCHANGES WILL  BE PUBLISHED TODAY   They Contain 12,000 Words— Last Note Said to Be Not Hostile.

ADRIATIC NOTES   Entire Correspondence Wil! Be Announced at Capital Tonight.   TEXT WILL SHOW POMS SET FORTH i COMRROVERST   Supnese Council Ready to ‘ake Up Wilson’s Latest Reply.

12,000-Woerd Notes  .On Advise Matter  BY 125 & Re eA oe +} as Per iy lie:

TO TAKE SPEEDY ACTION   Allies to Reply at Once to the Note of the President.   THE EXCHANGES ARE TO BE PUBLISHED   Seven Notes in All to Be Given Out at State Department.

WILL PUBLISH ADRIATIC NOTES — LATE TRURSDAY   resident to Give Exchange: To Public

 Decision to Publish _Correspon.  dence Reached in Washing ton. ‘This. . Morning. °  :           Oficisis Estimate Text .to “Close to Twelve Stew: i . sand Words.         INO: HINT AS TO CONTENTS         ' Probably Be Given Simultanto ; lytoN ewspapers: at 40 "eloc  This Afternoon.

40000 ASK FOR ALLENGOMPERS DEBATE SEAT:   Thousands More Than Carnegie Hal Capacity Wish to Hear Labor Discussion.

INJUNCTION IS DENIED   District Supreme Court Justice Wouldn't Check Sultrage.   AND THE WAY SEEMS CLEAR   Newest Effort of Anti-Sutiragists Failed-to Work in Washingten.

Anti-Suffrage Plea for Injunction Against Sec.  Colby Denied by Court

SUFFS HOPE THAT COLBY WILL RATIFY SUFFRAGE AT. ONCE   Notification of Tenessee is Expected Momentarily and This Will Probably Bring About the Formal Notice by The Secretary af State.

ASKS FOR INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN SEG COLB)   \nti-Suffragist League Is Required to Cite Any Authority for Such Procedure

NEWEFFORTTO KILL AMENDMENT   Try to Restrain Secretary Colby From Promulgating Ratification.   THIS IS SECOND ATTEMPT      Justice Bailey Dismisses Action Made Last Month to Prevent Ratification  of Suffrage by Tennessee, :

AESTRAIN ACTION ON RATIFICATION   Application For Injunction is Made by American Constitutional League.   JUDGE ASKS AUTHORITY

OF TENNESSEE HOUSE IN RATIFYING WO.MAN’S SUFFRAGE      Injunction to Restrain Colby from Promulgating Ratification Filed by the American Constitutional League—Immediate Hear  s phate a

ANTI-SUFFRAGE WRIT REFUSED   District Court Refuses Injunctior fo Halt Promulgation of Amendment.   LAST STAND OF OPPONENTS      Alabama Woman Says Votes Were for Sale in Tennessee Legislature— Calls it Blackest Page in History of State.

COURT ASKED 10 STOP SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN!      Constitutional League Would Re strain Proclemation By Secretary Colby.

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ASKED TO ISSUE WRIT   Would Forbid Colby Proclaiming Adop tion Amendment.

LAST BLOW “AGAINST SUFIS,   Constitutional League Would It join Secretary Colby.

ANTIS IN NEW MOVE   Seek Injunction Restraining Sec’y Colby of State Department From? Promulgating Ratification of Suffrane.   ATTEMPT DELAYED FOR TIME BEING   District Supreme Court Judge Demands That Authority Under Which He May Act be Cited Before Any Action Is Taken.

Instructs Counsel to Présen Authorities for Ite Action.   CERTIFICATE AWAITED   Colby: ‘Ready to Proclaim Enactment .on Its’ Arrival.

APPLICATION IS FILED AGAINST RATIFICATION      Seek to Prevent Promulga" tion of Suffrage Ratification By Secy. Colby.   JUSTICE TO HEAR PROTESTS TODAY

NANT SECRETARY OF STATE ENJOINED ON SUFFRAGE AG      Would Bar Proclaim. ing of National Equa! Rights

Would Enjoin Promulgation of the Ratification of the Suffrage Amendment

ANTIS IN LAST BITCH BATTLI   Application to Restrain Sec retary of State From Pro mulgating Suffrage Ratific ation Made Today.

HOT SUFFRAGE BATTLE LOOMS   Opposition Threatens to Enjoin Colby From Issuing Formal Proclamation.

ANTI-SUFFS ARE DENIEDINJUNCTION   District of Columbia Justice ~ Refuses to Enjoin Colby,   WAY OPEN FOR APPEAL   it Would Be an Unwarranted Inter.  ference With an Administrative neti fudasa Siddare Reaeclares. .

WON'T ENJOIN SUFFRAGE LAW   Justice Siddons of District Supreme Court Refuses to  Block Promulgation.

ANTIS ASK INJUNCTION   WOMAN SUFFRAGE OPPONENT: MOVE TO PREVENT PROMULGATION,

Suit To Restrain Secretary Of State From Announcing Suff Ratification

FILE BILL TO CURB WORK IN} RATIFICATION   Petitions Filed Asking - Check in Colby’s  Promulgation.

ANTI-SUFFS SEEK TO PREVENT ISSUANCE OF COLBY PROCLAMATION.   Application for Injunction Against Secretary of State is Filed.

ASK INJUNCTION 10 PREVENT MR. COLE FROM PROCL AIMIN   Attorney Representing Anti Suf fragists Asks Justice Siddons : to Hear the Case.   SUFFRAGISTS HOPEFUL   Tennessee Antis Assert Certifica tion Is Not Prcper for Issuance of Proclamation.

TRY TO PREVENT  PROCLAMATION BY INJUNCTION   APPLICATION . FOR WRIT TO RESTRAIN  SECRETARY COLBY FILED IN WASHTINGPON cote r      Arguments Demanded’ by Court On Authority for Such Pro. cedure—Second Attempt.

ASK INJUNCTION TORESTRAIN COLE)      “Antis” Seek To Prevent Proclamation.

COURT tit USES WAIT ON GOLDY   Piea for Injunction to Block Promulgation ts Denied.   LAST DITCH OF THE ANTIS   Prominent Woman Opponent to Suffrage Says Votes Were for Sale at Nashville-——Hits Methods of Women Politicians.

DENIES WRIT TO - STOP COLBY IN SUFFRAGE MOVE   \NTI FORCES TURN ATTENTION NOW TO RULING FROM SUPREME COURT

SUFFS HOPING FOR MOVE BY WASHINGTON   Legal Status of Votes-" © -imen Cause Still Appears To Be Very Much Mixed—Look for Snarl To Be Soon Untangled.

SEEK TO RETRAIN PROMULGATION OF CUFF RATIFIGATION   Constitutional League Files an Application for Injunction Against Sec’y Colby.   JUSTICE WAITS CITATION OF COURT’S AUTHORITY   Second Attempt by League to Prevent Proclamation of Suffrage Last Hope.

SEEK TO ENJOIN: FINAL SUFF MOV!   American Constitutional Leagu Tries to Prevent Colby From Making Proclamation.

WOULD’ ENGIN  PROMULGATION OF SUFFRAGE   INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS INSTI TETED IN DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA SUPREME COURT,

TRY TO HALT - PROCLAIMING OF SUFFRAGE   Injunction Asked to Restrain Secretary Colby From Announcing Ratification   FIRST ‘ATTEMPT FAILED      Associate Justice Siddons to Hear Counsel on Point Taday

“TNE SHIFTED -TOWASHINETON   Injunction, Sought. to Restrain Colby: From ‘Announcing. © ot" Batitiaatign. 7,

NEW DRIVE OPENED ON SUFFRAGE   Antis Ask Court to Bar Ratifica tion by Colby   FIGHT SHIFTS TO CAPITOL   Injunction Applied For By Constitutional Leanua

CIFERAGE FOES   Denies Application féx Order. to ‘Prevent Ratification Promulgation

FIGHT ON RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT SHIFTED TO WASHINGTON   American Constitutional League Files Application for Injunction to Keep Colby from Declaring Ratification Completed

SUFFRAGE OPPONENTS DENIED INJUNCTION   RESTRAINING ORDER REFUS. ED IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT   Latest Efforts to Prevent Promulgation of Equal Suffrage Failed Today

Suffrage In New Tangle °   ‘oes Apply for Injunction to Restrain Secretary Colby From Promulgating Ratification of Amendment   RITTT RPTIN

TAKE NEW STEPS TOBALK ACTION ON WOMAN VOTE   Injunction Sought Against Promulgating Ratification  TO HEAR ARGUMENTS   Constitutiona] Learcue Fichts Saf. frage to Finish—Suiis Hopeial of Immediate Proclamation.

COURT REFUSES WRIT ON SEGRETARY COLB}   Plan for Injunction to Block Promulgation fs Dexled by Judge Sidt ons.

a ~»METHODISTIS 2 “MOVE FORWARD   DECIDE TO BECOME “A HOME  %. LIKE CHURCH FOR A HOME. LOVING PEOPLE.”

ie  pa  - WOVE FORWARD   SECWL TO BECOME “A HOME , LUISE CHURCH FOR A HOME. ‘<p LOVING FEOPLE.”

TO CRUISE ALASKAN WATERS   Six Destroyers Sail From San Fran cisco With Several VU. S. Officials.

J EFFERSON HIGHWAY ‘CONTRACT AWARDED.   A. A. Davis Secures. Contract t Build the Jefferson Highway “Through McIntosh County.

CONTRACT AWARDED.   A. A. Davis Secures Contract 1 Build the Jefferson Highway Through 'McIutosh County.

MAY CALL STATE IN BROWN CASE   Citizens of Mount Clemens Threaten to Appeal to Governor for Aid.   Sheriff Caldwell Questions Cecif Vester, Who Accuses Victim's Widow and Lloyd Prevoat—Clings to.  Her Own Allbi. :

MAY CALL STATE IN BROWN CASE   Citizens of Mount Clemens Threaten to Appeal to~ Governor for Aid =.   SPECIAL PROSECUTCR RUMOR   Sheriff Caldwell Questions Ceci! Vester, Who Accuses Victim’s Widower and Lioyd Prevost—Clings to

POLES ROUT RUSSIANS   Reds Panic Stricken on the Duna: Beresina Front.   Attack Near Minsk Breaks Sovie Lines and Results in Capture of 800 Prisoners.

ROUT RUSSIAN REDS   BOLSHEVIKI IN PANIC ON DUNA. BERESINA FRONT.   Eight Hundred Prisoners Captured in Attack by Poles Near Minsk— Soviet Line Broken.

Sinn Fein Raid on Barracks Is Quickly Followed by Burning of Town.   TAKE EXTRA PRECAUTIONS   Discovery of Bomb Plot Causes British Double Prison Cuarde.

Naughty Undergraduates of Deaconess’ School Exnelled for Smokin:

Seminary Students Are Expelled for Smoking;  Learners Reprimanded

GENEVA CONFERENCE   Seventeen Delegates to Represent Local Y.W.C.A. at Meeting

RUSSIAN TRADE  AND INDUSTRIES OF GERMANY T0 FILL THE VOID   Europe Sees Need of Becoming Independent of American Food——Premiers Debate Plans to Vote Germany Back Into Industrial and Commercial World

REDS KILLS 1, WOUND <   Former Civil Governor of Barcelona and Wife Wounded and Sisterin-Law Slain.

OP ANON MARQUISE SHOT BY ASSASSIA   Pistol Fusilade Directed at The Carriage of Count de  Salvatierra With Fatal Ef i fect at Madrid, Say News  ; Ty dnanr Lat. ==.

SPANISH COUNT AND WIFE SHOT BY ASSASSIN:   Sister-in-Law, Marquise de Lejares, Killed as Bullets  Dain Intn Cerriage +

WILL START IMPORTANT INQUIRIES   Is Lake County Involved {1 Federal Grand Jury Inquiry Coming

MONDAY GPENING OF FEDERAL JURY TOBE IMPORTANT   JUDGE ANDERSON WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO JURORS FOR INVESTIGATIONS   PROHIBITION AND COAL QUESTIONS ARE FOREMOS

NEW GOVERNMENT FOR MEXICO DEM   Man Said to Have Signed the Proclamation Say itis a Fraud.—Troops Mobilizing  On the Pacific Railroad of  Mexico,

DE LA BARRA NOT CONCERNED   Professes Ignorance of Alleged  Movement in Mexico.

A DENIES Ht I HEADING MOVEMENT FOR A NEW GOVEANMMEN   ALSO DENIES CONNECTION WITH ANY PROPOSES PRESIDENTIAL BOOM FOR HIMSELF.

Ex-Provisional President of Mexico Pronounces ~ Proclamation a Forgery

DENIES DOCUMENT.   Former Provisional President ii Mexico Knows Nothing of New Proclamation.

DE LA BARRA DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF PLAN   KNOWS NOTHING OF PROCLAMA TION ANNOUNCING ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW GOVERNMENT.

DENIES: PART IN. REVOLUTION AIM   Former Provisional President o! Mexico Says He is Unaware - of Move

DE LA BARRA  MAKES DENIAI   Says He Knew Nothing of Proclamation Recently Issued

OPERATORS WILL FHT REGULATION OF WORKING HOURS   Hope of Wage Agreement in Anthracite Fields by March 1 Virtually Abandoned   QUESTION OF SUSPENSION TO BE DECIDED TUESDAY)   Mine Workers Agree to Wait) Tha’ Long for Bitaminots Award—I Nothing Comes From Washington by That Time Will Make Own Com tract and Forget Soft Coal Situation

Reported Flight of the Russian Forces from Vladivostok Leaves Opposition to Bolsheviki to Armies of Occupation   JAPANESE PORT OFFERS — REFUGE TO FUGITIVES   Moscow Dispatches . Indicate Continued Successes of Red Arms: Operating on the Bast Coast of Gaspian Sea

MENINGITIS CAUSED SICOATH   Murquis, of Queensbury, Did Not Bie of Paeumoniy

WAR LOSSES TERRIFIC   THIRTY-FIVE MILLION LIVES NAMED AS TOTAL COST.   American Red Cross Issues Statement Based on Figures Collected by Copenhagen Society.

LOSSES IN WORLD WAR ASTONISHING   American Fed Cross Issues Statement at Washington.   Actual and Potential Loess of Life Given as 35,320,000—56,000,000 Men Mobilized.

WAR LOSSES ASTOUND   American Red Cross_ Issues Statement at Washington.   Actual and Potential Loss of Life Given as 35,320,000—56,000,000 Men Mobilized.

RUNAWAY STREET CAR KILLED FIV:   INJURIES OF SOME OF % HURT AT KANSAS CITY MAY BE FATAL   DOWN A STEEP GRADE   Neither Air Brake Nor Band Brak Viou.d Work, Street Car Company Reporis

INVESTIGATION IS BEGUN TO DE. TERMINE CAUSE OF KANSAS CITY ACCIDENT

CAR WRECK FATAL 10) MANY PERSONS AT KANSAS GH   Rive Killed, Tv Twenty-Eight Injured in Street Car « Aecident. ;

FATAL ACCIDENT. IN KANSAS CIfY   FIVE KILLED ‘WHEN ‘STREET CAR WAS WRECKED. a   DEATH ROLL MAY BE LENGTHENED BY THREE MORE.   The Car Turned Over and Over and Finally. Was. Smashed to ; Pleces Against Trol‘Jey Pole.

RUNAWAY OT REE]  WAN Uided Ei NN KANSAS GH   FIVE DEAD AND OVER A SCORE INJURED; WOTGRMAN LOST CONTROL ON GRADE,

5 DEAD, 3 DYING: STREET CAR RUNS WiLD DOWN HILL   Kansas City Motorman Under Police Guard At Hospital.

THE AIR” BAILED   Five People Killed When Stree! “Car Got Away From Motorman. 

TRAM RUNS AWAY: FIVE MEET DEATH   Kansas City is Scene of Stree Car Accident Yesterday.

FIVE KILLED IN CAR SMASH-UP AT KANSAS CITY   Car Runs Wild Down Hill And Five Killed And 28 Injured. .

NO OFFICIAL NOTE SENT CONSTANTINE   Former King Sends Mes' gage to Cabinet. .

KEEY CONSTANTINE DARK.   King of Grecrce ‘Not Yet Offclally Notified of Wis Election.

ALL SHE OWES HE SAYS   President de {a Huerta Tells Associated Press He Will Join Concert of Nations

MEXICO EXTENDS: HEARTY WELCOME   Anxious to Comply With ... Obligations.    DESIRES TO BECOME . —. CIVILIZED. NATION   :De fa Huerta Discusses oi Problems.

TWO GILS FROM MONTANA KILLED BY SLAYER HUIRT   HE CONFESSES II AT LAST   HELENA GIRL [S AMONG VICTIMS, A EUREKA GIRL ANOTHER

BEAT TWO WITH HAMMER, OTHER PAIR. DROWNED, ‘HE! CONFESSES      Maybe More, Bhiebeard bas But Can’t a... Remember. :   STILL:TOO WEAK. .. TO GIVE DETAILS   Prize Bigamist Tells Officers! of Career of '. Crime.

Heavy Fire Loss at Jackson Toda:   Big Feed Mill and Other Property Burned at Jackson Today.

OUTLOOK FOR NEXT VEAR ENCOURAGING   Organization for Carrying Activities of Farmers’ Federation for Coming Year Rapidly Taking Form

THRONG HONORS IRELAND'S SAIN   Mighty Host Parade Before Promizent Officials in ew York City

RELA  LANDS BIG DAY OBSERVED   MIGHTY HOST PASSES BEFORE PRESIDENT OF IRISH REPUBLIC IN NEW YORK   Protetsants Appear In Parade Fo The First Time and Many Civic and Patriotic Societies

GREAT IRISH PARADE REVIEWED BY DEVALERA   Famous Sixty-Ninth “Fighting frish” Regiment of Rainbow   Division Fame, Heads Column

ERIN'S CHILDREN IN Bl PARADE   Thousands of St. Patrick’s Day Marchers Reviewed by De Valera.

CHAMPIONS OF IRISH FREEUOM IN BIG PARADE   Protestants and Catholics March in Honor of St. Patrick: Pageant Reviewed by Eammon de Valera

ERIN'S SONS MARCH IN REVIEW BEFORE FAMONN DEVALERA   Famous: Sixty-ninth. Heads Line Which Took sThree..-Hours To  Pass: Reviewing. Stand. :   TRECOLOR-WAS: PRONOUNCED

PERFECT DAY FOR FRIENDS OF ERIN   St. Patrick’s Day Parade Most Impressive New York Has Seen---Three Hours Passing Reviewing Stand.

REVIEWS LARGE PARADE.   DeVailera One of Chief Figure: at St. Patrick's Day Celebration.

Proposal Revealed in Note Sent by Government'in Moscow.   RESULT OF ELECTION   Red Leaders Annul Secret Treaties Made by Imperial Regime.

SUVIET WELCOMED PERSIAN OFFER TO AESUMERELATIONS   Annuls Secret Treaties and Restores Communication Lines to Persia.

ANDREWS SHOT MAYOR AND WIFE   Angered by Refusal of Wife to Sur. render Son

SUGAR MAKERS DISCUSS PRICES WITH GROWERS   Great Western Officials Meet in Denver with Mountain States’ Acsociation Boepresentatiyes

CANDY SENT 10 WIFE: SHE DIES   Tennessee Husband Confesses He and Sweetheart Planned to Murder In Sare Wornan That They Might be Free to Marry; Hospital Nurses fl!

PLAN MURDER  "OF INSANE Wi   Geo. Littraal aiid Sweetheart Planto Feed Wie. Poisoned Candy— : Mrs. Brooks Died

TRIED TO MURDER HIS INSANE WIFE   ATTENDANTS IN HOSPITAL MADE ILL WITH CANDY MEANT FOR PATIENT.

Pianned Killing Of Insane Wife To Wed Anothe;   Inmate of Asylum Dies Many Ill From Eating Poisoned Candy

Admits Plot To Poisor Insane Wife In Order To Wed Another § Girl

The Plot, However, Resulted in th Death of Another Woman, Other Than Mrs. Littru

But it will be entirely at trader’s risk — Confer- ences continue at San Remo

AMERICA WILL NOT RECOGNIZE SOVIET RUSSIA   Way Will Be Found to Re open Trade Relations ai Traders’ Risk      Russians Need Farming Ma chinery, Locomotives anc Harvesting Tools

TIGHT MONEY “HMTS STOCKS   Severe Declines Were the Features of Today’s © Trading.   LOSSES WERE  2 TO 6 POINTS

STOCKS ON DOWN GRADI        SIGNS OF TIGHTER MON  KET G1Y.         Many Leading Shares Affected By the Reaction as Liquidation Continues,

TIGHTER MONEY DUTLOOK SENDS STOCKS LOWER   Reaction Gathers Strengt! From Reserve Board Attitude Toward Credit  Cituatian.

SHARP DECLINE MONEY MARKE]   Reaction Gathered Much Im petus From Signs of Tighter Money

WOMEN TO ViSIT POLLS IN WISCONSIN   Republican Senatorial Race Chief Contest in Primary Tuesday.

BADGER STATE PRIMARY FIGHT RAGING TODAY   LaFollette Machine Out for Place on Republican Ticket   SIX OUT FOR GOVERNOR

PLAN BiG GHANGES —TN UTAUIAN LAWS   {By Camillo Cianfarra, United Press Staff Correspondent. ]

GREAT CHANGES IN ITALIAN INDUSTRY IS EXPECTED   4S A RESULT OF THE ITALIAN WORKERS SEIZING PLANTS

, Revolutionary Change Is Ex. : pected to Result From italy’s Unrest.   GOVERNMENT TAKES HAND   Bloodshed is Feared Before Workers Will Leave Seized ' Factories.

FEDERAL ACTION MOVE IN ITALY   Government Mays Take Hand in Nation-Wide Strike in Effort te Restore industries.

WHITE GUARD 1S HUNGARY'S TERROR   Correspondents Reveal Details of Torture of Women.   PRISONS ARE OVERFLOWING   Reactionaries Are Stopping at Noth ing—More Than 100 Persons Are Executed In the Small Town of Simrock.

WHITE GUARD IN HUNGARY TERRORISTS   400 Are E vecuted   Harrowing Details of the Latest Terror Revealed by Correspondents,   BUDAPEST PRISONS ARE FULL   More Than 100 Persons Executed in the Small Town of Simrock—fe-. actionaries Decide to Stor at Nothine.

WOMEN TORTURED BY WHITE GUARD   Harrowing Details of the Latest ~ Terror Revealed by Correspondents.   BUDAPEST PRISONS ARE FULL   More Than 100 Persons Executed in the Small Town of Simrock—Re. actionaries Decide to Stop at Nothinga.

Woman Now All Set  For Their “Real Sohe      Equality» With Men is  What Women Suf:  frage Leaders Are . Really After.

ALICE PAUL INSISTS WOMEN   oc oe A ata BAN AIS suse VY AVAV ER B4A N  MUST ‘CRT’ POLITICAL FOES

ANOTHER AE IN VERA GPUZ, MEXITS, 1S DANSE UF sn DAMES   COUZTLAN BUILDINGS ESCAPING  FORMER EARTHQUAKE ARE LEVELED TODAY.

MOTHER SUPERIOR BURNED 10 DEATH ~— IN CONVENT FIRE   t. Mary's Convent at Wilkes. Barre, Pa., Totally Destroyed hy Blaze—Inmates Trapped.   FIVE NUNS INJURED   TAPESTRIES DESTROYED   ss tc Building Estimated at Over $150,009—Believe Defective Wirmg Caused Fire.

TRAPPED IN CONVENT: FIRE   Mother Superior of St. Mary's at” Wiikesbarre, Pa., Fatally Burned aj —Five Others Hurt, ~~ -* }*

DIES AS CONVENT BURNS.   Sister Mary Teresa, Mother Su perior, Patally Burned——Five Other Nuns Injured.

FLOATING DEBT IS TO BE LIQUIDATEL   HOUSTON SEES NOTHING GRAVE IN THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

END FLOATING DEBT.      The Last of it WI be Redeemed Monday, Says Secretary -Honston.

HOUSTON SAYS FUTURE BRIGHT   Secretary of Treasury Report: U. S, Finances in’ Excellent. ~ Condition,   NOTHING TO WORRY ABOU]   Last Remaining Floating indebtedness ef the Government Will Be Redeemed Monday—Reconstruction Work Satisfactory.

POSITION IS__ ‘VERY BRIGH   Last Remaining Float. ing Indebtedness to Be Redeemed .

LAST FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS TOBEREDEEMED   Sec. Houston Says Cancellation Will Be Had Montday—The Treasury Outlook Bright.   SECRETARY’S VIEW- HOPEFUL   Sees Difficulties of Reconsiruc: tion But Points to Much Already Done.

U. S. TREASURY IN GOOD CONDITION AVERS HOUSTON   Last Remaining Floating Debt to be Redeemed Monday.

TREASURY oTATUS U.K. OATS HOUSTON   New Secretary Reports U. S. Fi: nances “Very Bright.”   OPTIMISTIC OVER FUTURE   Declares Last Remaining Floating In debtedness of Government Wil! Be Redeemed Monday—Calis At. tention to Loans to Allies.

PROSPERITY MAY BE ARTIFICI      Comptroller of . Currency Warns That Banking Figures May . Be Deceptive.

HOUSTON SEES BRIGHT FUTURE   Secretary of Treasury Reporty U. S. Finanoes in Excellent Condition,   NOTHING TO WORRY Apour   Last Remaining Floating Indebtednesg of the Government Will ge Re. deemed Monday—Reconstrug. tlon Work Satisfactory

U. S. TREASURY STATUS IS 0. K., SAYS HOUSTON   New Secretary Is Optimistic Over the Future and Reports Finances “Very Bright.”

ReUCtM FLOATING INDEBTCLNESS OF U9, MONDAY   Outlook “Very Bright, Say: Secretary of Treasurv Houston

NO MONEY FAMINE LOOMS, TREASURY SECRETARY AVERS   Houston Is Optimistic of Con. ditions—U. S. Officials See Nothing They Regard As Extremely Grave.

LAST REMAINING “FLONTING DEBT: “WULS. 8   Secretary Houston Says the Condition of the Treasury ls Very Bright and Sees  Noa Catece far Alarm.   RECONSTRUCTION IS GOING ON IN EUROPE   Much Has Already Been Accomplished Abroad in the Way of Repairing the Injury Caused By the War,

TOWNLEY MAN TRAILING   North Dakota Primary Returns Show Opposition to Non-partisan League

New Issue Certificates Smaller Thar Amount of hose to Be Paid—— CCut Inti rest Rate.

WASHINGTON LETTER   *asette’s Special Representative at the Reviews Events of General Luaterest

486 EARTHQUAKES   Were Felt in Various Parts of World During 1919.

INDIAN SEARCHING PARTY. .. FINDS TWO: SURVIVORS OF WRECKED CHILEAN BARGE

FIND SURVIVORS OF BARGE PIRRE      ie  TWO SAILORS TELL INDIANS YHAT CAPTAIN AND FIRS] MVE WENT NOWN: KNONV NOTHING OF WIFE AND IN BAN T

Two Surviving Members Of Crew Of Shipwrecked Rarse Fanund Rv Indian:

Find Two Survivors of Pacific Coast  ~Wreck--Wife and Babe of Captain Lost

TWO MEMBERS OF CREW: ” OF MISSING BARGE FOUND   Body of. Third Picked Up by Searching Party Rut. Captain’s Wife and Babe: Relieved Lost.

TWO SURVIVING MEMBERS OF MISSING BARGE SAFE   One Body. Washed Ashore Bui Other Members of Crew are” Missine: :

1 SURVIVORS OF CREW AREFOUND   Discovered by.an Indian “Searching Party Near Cape Johnson © °

INDIANS RESCUE TWO OF SURVIVORS OF SHIPWREGK      Searching Parties Leave fo - Beach Looking for More Bodies

SURVNGRS FOUND AN PACIFIC CONS)   INDIANS FIND TWO SATLORS LIN ING AND ONE) DEAD PROM THE PIRRIE.

Two SURVIVORS OF: MISSING. BARGE ARE © ~“FQUND BY INDIANS   Searchers Are. ‘Unable: fo. Find Traces.of the Pirrie: 3:

INDIANS: RESCUE 2 OFF MISSING BARGE   Surviving _ Members ‘of Pirrie - Found; 21 Still : “Myjestne,

TWO SURVIVED STORM.  Out Sallers. Outlived v Tro. of: XB ie Thelr Peat. athe

ESCUE THO OF BARGELOST DURING STORW   SEVENTEEN OTHERS, INCLUD.  ING CAPTAIN'S WIFE AND BAAY COTIL! Atigne re

FIND ONLY TWO SURVIVORS FROM WRECK OF BARGE   Indians Report Two Sailor: Located   Believed to be Only Ones Saved Out of Twenty-three

LONG SUFFERING! ENDED.   Young Goatdsmith Doctor Succumbed  After Long Tiiness.

LONG SUPFERING ENDED.   Young Goldsmith Doctor Succumbed After Long Illness.

DEFEAT FOR  ~ANTL-STRIKE BILL SEEN   Senators Claim it Was Slipped Through When Floor Was Practically Empty

Hope To Repeal Anti-Strike Bill   Measure Was Passed ‘‘Unexpectedly”’ By Senate Yesterday   OPPONENTS ACTIVE

PREDICT DEFEAT OF ANTE-STRIKE BIL         Reconsideration of .Poindexter’s Mens: ure Is Before Senito-—Horah, Johnadn, Lafollette Lead Fight  Against It.

ANTI-GTRIKE BILL DEFEAT PREDIGTEL   When It is Reconsidered by the Senate When Members a~-. ” fre on the Job.

CHINA IS IN THROES OF A BIG FAMINE   Two Hundred Million Dollars Worth of Food Needed Por Reief.

Boys Cast Into River, in Famine-Stricken Area in China   100 DIE A DAY  Millions Will Perish  lnless Speedy Aid Is Sent the Victims

1,000 DIE DAILY. FAMINE TOLL   Situation in Starving China Deseribed by Writer

CHINAS FACING THE GREATEST FAMINE COMING TO COUNTRY IN ALL THE AGES

NEALTHY GERMANS ARE GOING 10 SWITZERLAND TO SECURE G00 FON   DONDITIONS IN SOUTHERN GER MANY ARE CHAOTIC AND FOOD IS SCARCE, ,

GERMANS CROSS LINE TO EAI   Go Into Switzerland to Dine as Food le Scarce at Home.

GO TO SWITZERLAND TO EAT   Food Scarce at Home, Germans Cros: Border for Square Meals——Prices eAre High.

MONTANA 1S GIVEN 10 PERMITS UNDER. WATER POWER ACT   Applications for Development of More Than 12,000,000 Horse Power Filed.   Twenty-seven States Are Represented in Requests Acted Upon.

\VING CONTRACT _ LET TUESDAY      Board Of- Supervisors Give Job Of ‘Paving Eighteen Foot Driveway ‘From Emmetsburg to Mallard; Will Be Completed In Two Years. ’

ROAD PAVING ~~ CONTRACT LET   We HW. Bauch at Li D. Brereton of Em.  + Metaburg Are ‘the Successful : a 9247: Tarmc

TWO BOS FOUND WITH THROATS CUT   Knew of Robbery, Killed to Silence Them.

LAUNGH THRIFT CAMPAIGN TODA)   PG CARRY THRIFT IDEA TO MIL. LIONS OF WORKERS   SOME PURPOSES OF WEEK   Arranged Cader Direction of National  Thriit Week Committee—Thriit  Sunday Tomorrow,

Friendly to Poles, but for Peace First, Secretary Colby Says.   BELIEVES IN FREE NATION   Declares People of United States Are Earnestiy Solititous for Mainten. ance of the Poles’ Political independence and Ter. eiterial tataarity.

RUSSIAN LEADERS UNFIT AS RULERS FOR FREE PEOPLE   Bainbridge Colby Gives Italian _ Government Outline His f Country’s Position   TELLS WHY UNITED STATES CANNOT RECOGNIZE THEM   Has At All Times Desired To Help Russian People and Virst To 2 Recognize Them.

Invasion of Poland Held to Be Unjustified by Secretary Colby in Note to Italian Government.   SOVIET REGIME IS ROUNDLY SCORED   America’s Position in the Present European Crisis Is Plainly Set Forth With Timely Warning.

WANTS BOTH POLAND AND RUSSIA PRESERVED   President Declines to Participate in Any General European Conference on Bolsheviki

OUTLINES U.S, POLAND STAND   ‘Fr Tlendly to Poles, but for Peace First, Secretary Colby Says.   BELIEVES IN FREE NATION   Declares People of United States Art Earnestly Solititous for Maintens ance of the Poles’ Political "  -'Independence and Ter ritorial Integrity.

Friendly to Poles, but for Peace First, Secretary Colby Says.   BELIEVES IN FREE NATION

POLANG OTAND UF 5. SS OUTLINEL   Secretary of State Colby De clares America for Peace.   WON’T RECOGNIZE RED RULE   Polish Independence and Territorial  Integrity Is Earnestiy Sought by the People of America, He Tells italian Ambassador,

REV. A. A. BENNETT IS ASSIGNED POST HERE   GREEN BAY METHODIST: CONFERENCE ADJOURNS IN GRE! ~SHEROY-

REV. A. A. BENNETT IS ASSIGNED POST HERE      GREEN BAY METHODIST CON: FERENCE ADJOURNS IN GREEN BAY. SIEBOYGAN NEXT TIME

ASK AN IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION ENTO THE MURDER OF TWO A. REPRESENTATIVE:

INVESTIGATION DEMANDED BY LO SSIONER   Murder of American Y. M. C. A. Representatives Will Be Fully Probed

ADMIRAL DEMANDS PENALTY   Wristel Telis Turks to Abprehen .: and Punish Murderers of Y. a" M. G. Men. -

PRESIDENT'S REPRESENTATIVE AT CHICAGO CONVENTIO:   Such Interest as to Who It Will Te—  Tumuley to Remain in Washington,

CONFESSES PART ~~ IN HUGE ROBBERY   FIVE ARE JAILED IN CONNEC. TION WITH $5,000,000 SECURITIES PLOT.

$5,000,000 ROBBERY NIPPED IN THE BUD   Five Arrests Have Been Made By New York Police In Connection With Plot—Held In . $100,000 Bonds

BIG SECURITIES THEFT PLOT NIPPED IN BUD   (ne of Five Prisoners Said to Have  Confessed to Robbing Wall Girant Wacecan@are 

FOR THEFT SECURITIES   Police Nip in Bud Scheme to Obtain Five Million Dollars’ Worth of Stocks. Crooks Already Have Stale’ Millian. -

Two Bullets Crash Througl ‘Window at State’s Attorney Hoyne.      GUNMEN ARE SOUGHT   Police: Believe, Assassination Attemp! New Step in Underworld War.

MEMBERS ELECT OF LEGISLATURE IN DES MOINES   To Cousider Kevision of the Towa “Code—Will Not Consider Constliutional Convention

President’s Annual Message to Congress Today Delivered by Messenger  LEAGUE OF NATIONS WAS NOT MENTIONED

WILSON’S LAST MESSAGE HEARD CONGRESS TODAY   Makes Concrete Recommendations, Adds Valedictory Paragraph.

MESSAGE IS TRANSMITTED TO CONGRESS   President Fails to Appear ’ in Person to Read Addro<ca   IS SILENT ON TREATY   { i ‘Asks Freedom of Philipptnes and Loan for Ar } menians a

WILSON ASKS:INDEPENDENGE FOR PHILIPPINES IN MESSAGE   FAILS TO INDORSE BONUS AND MAKES NO MENTION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS OR PEACE TREATY FIGHT—WANTS TAX LAWS REVISED.

BUDGET SYSTEM, ARMENIA LOM ~ RECOMMENDED   President’ Fails. to Endorse ‘Bonus for Former. Ameri-~ : can Soldiers .   NO'REFERENGE MADE. TO TREATY OR LEAGUE   Final Paragraph of Message Might-Be Regarded as. : Valedictory:

(LOAN TO ARMENIA ALSO. 1S URGED BY PRESIDENT   FAILS TO ENDORSE BONUS __ FOR- WORLD WAR verenain   But Advocates Rehabilitation: at Disabled Soldiérs aud’  Sailord” a        FOR-FIGHTING H.-6.-L;   Cold Storage and Other Laws. to,

A SERMON OF -FAIT   PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS DEM. OCRACY IS FACING FINAL TEST.   Suggests a Revision of Tax Laws “Independence for the Pilipinos, + Loan to Armenia and “Eeonomy” Ir Appropiations and Expenditures.

“SET ANEXANPLE   Declares Democracy Is ‘on Trial; Does Not Mention League.

FOR FREE PHIL  a  PPINE  =   A LOAN TO ARMENIA IS URG—ED REVISION OF THE FED ERAL TAX LAWS ADVO CATER   Asks For Laws‘ Affecting Cést of Liviny—Training For War's Disabled ve   SENT BY MESSENGER   President’s Lasi Me seagTe a — fession of Faith” ip U. Muct Lead

Wilson Sends Annual Suggestions By Messenger Instead Of Delivering Message In Person—Expresses Faith Rather Than Mere Series of Recommendations   ‘MUCH WORK FOR CONGRESS   Forestry Appronriatinn

Economy in Governmental Ex. p:nditures and Workable Budget System Advocated   Phillippine Independence’ Loan’ To Armenia and Revision Of   Tax Laws Urged Has Faith in The Future 

LENT ON THE LEAGUE   President Wilson Sends Message to Congress.   CONVEYED BY MESSEYGER   Recommends A Budget, Tax Law Revision, Independent Philippines, Loan to Armenia, Etc.

Inderentially He Uses Quotation of Lincoln That “Right Lo) Makes Might.” .   MESSAGE BY MESSENGER   Sicix Executive Adheres to Neclston Not to Appear Bolore Congress in  Person; Problems of Old World and +. Jaternal Ones Discussed at ‘Length.

PRESIDENT STICKS TO) HOME PROBLEM IN CONGRESS NOTE   Independence for Philippines and Armenian Lodn Only Out ‘issues Touched.   ANNUAL MESSAGE READ IN SENATE AND HOUSE   Revised Taxes, Budget, Sol.   diers’ Care Urged; League  of Nations {s Ignored.

WILSON'S MESSAGE TO THE CONGRESS   Urges Revision of Tax Laws and Aid to Veterans.   WOULD HELP SMALL POWERS   Asks Freedom for Philippines, Loan to Armenia and Strict Economy With . Workable Budget System— Must Keep Worla’s Faith.

President Calls Valedictory Communication More of _ “Confession of Faith” Than Series of Recommendations  ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES [¢ UIRREN

ALSO STRESSES NEED OF ECONOMY IN APPROPRIATIONS MEASURES TOCURB HIGH COST OF LIVING ARE PROPOSED   — of Philippines, Loan to Armenia, Budget _ System, Aid for Disabled Soldiers, Among , Recofiimendations.

LAST MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT WILGUN GIVEN TO CONGRESS IN WASHING TOI   Quotes Abraham Lincoln But Does Not Deal With the Peace Treaty or the League of Nations—Taxation Should Be Simplified By Congress.

REAFFIRMS HIS ~~ FAITH IN RIGHT   “By This Alone Can the World Be Lifted Out of Despair   President’s Recommendations

Democracy is Hope of World in Present Time of International Strife   Advocates Economy in Government Expenditures and Creation at Once of Workable Budget System to Govern Appropriations.   ASKS REVISION TAX LAWS

President Urges That Our De_ mocracy Prove Its Purity ‘% and Power to Prevail.   WORLD'S HOPE RESTS IN US   America Must Make and Enforce Laws That Are Unquestionably Just, and Stand for Right and Justice as Toward individual Nations.

WILSON URGES = _. TAX REVISION   Annual Message Read Before Congress. For Loan to Armenia.   A VALEDICTORY ADDRESS   ‘Two Concrete Proposals Outlined. Exemplify Democracy And Stand For Right And Justice.

SUBJECT NOT REFERRED 10 IN ANNUAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Urges Revision of Income and ‘Profits Taxes—Indorses Inde pendence for Philippines—Orges Makipg of Loan  +, Armenian Nation.

FOR FREE PHILIPPINES   A LOAN TO ARMENIA IS —ED REVISION ¢ THE FEE ERAL TAX LAWS ADVOCATEL                Asks For Laws*. Liviny—tTrain. TI  f(eeting Cast of g For War's Bled a      SENT BY MESSENGER      President’s Fast ¥ fession of Faith"Must I

Must Set. Example for World, President ‘Says ir in Making Recommendations; Economy in  Government and Cost of Living Cat A+tantinn

TAX LAW REVISION AND OTHER ISSUES ARE RECOMMENDED   By President Wilson In His Annual Message To the Congress   MESSENGER GIVES WORD TO ASSEMBLY

FINAL MESGAGE READ TO SOLON:   President Touches on League and Peace Only By i Inference.   MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS

WILSON MAKES ™ RECOMMENDS . T0 CONGRESS   Favors Revised Tax Laws, Philippine Independence. Ne Reference to the League.

LSON TREATY JN Hs ANNUAL MESSAGE      Refers ‘Only By Implication,  IF’ At Ally fo the + Cogenagt   'WANTS TAX REVISION   ' Indreendence for Philippines Also Is Urged Upon oo Congress

Silent on Treaty and League  of Nations; Takes Up Do mestic Problems.   ECONOMY AND TAX REVISION ARE URCED   Asks Passage of Budget System; Immigration Bill to Be Rushed.

Pres, Wilson in Message to Congress Makes No Direct Reference to League or Peace Treaty Fight      Opening, However, President Quoted Lincoln’s “Let Us Have Faith That Right Makes Might, and in That Faith Let Us Dare to Do Our Duty. As We Understand It’—Urges Revision of Tax Laws. Independence for Philippmes, Loan to Armenia, and (Covernment Feanomy

WORKABLE BUDGET SYSTEM, REVISION OF TAY LAWS ARE URGED BY THE EXECUTIVE   Valedictory Says Message Is “Confession of Faith,” Which He Will Stand by “To His Last Fighting Day”

THE OLD WORLD NOW ‘SUFFERS FROM THE REJECTION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY ; AND THE SUBSTITUTION:  OF AUTOGCRACY .-

REVISION OF TAX LAWS URGED AS 1S CENERAL ECONOMY   Did Not Refer tc: League of Nations or Treaty of Versailles  in’ Message. as   FREEDOM OF PHILIPPINES   Opportunity Before United States to Maintain Leadership of World, He Says.

EXECUTIVE WOULD CUT LIVING COST   No Mention of League Made in Annual Message to Congress— RecommendsFreedom tor Philippines.

Wholesale Military Raids Expected to Result in Quick \ Reoprisals.   THREE KILLED IN AMBUSH   Excitement Surrounding MazcSwiney Death and Funeral Still intence.

RESTAURANTS MUST CUT PRICE OR FACE CHARG   Profiteering is Alleged On Par Of Toledo Restaurants

ANOTHER BRUTAL MURDER SHOCKS JERSEY PEOPLE   Civil War Veteran Beaten Ti Death and $3.00 Stolen

MOTHER MURDER ADDED 10 UST   New Jersey’s Crime Record Augmented by Another Bloody Murder.

BRUTAL MURDER IN NEW JERSEY   Old Man Found Dead in Home With Head “Crushed by Axe

HUPPY NAVs BEANCE.   rish “hintaan Gers Ca tartssels Vrouw, Parda,

BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS 5   Four Men and One Woman Are Killed in Blast at Stoughton, Wis,

DUTCH LEADER RAPS AMERICA   Says Country Lacks Culture and Bows to Wealth

CON CON COMPLETES CONSIDERATION OF SUFFRAGE ARTICLE   Three New Features Contained in Latest Draft of  Measure

CHIEF FEATURES OF SUFFRAGE ARTICLE   Penalty for Not Voting Left to Assembly,

ASSERT GERMANS HISOBEY ORDER   FINDING OF MUCH WAR MATERI  AL CAUSES SUSPICIONS IN PRENCH MINDS,

~~ GUNS FOUND   Believed Germans ‘Try ing to Avoid Carrying  ; Out Peace Terms.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK ARMY IS MERE REMNANT   Lett-- Polish Campaign Proceeds Favorably

Sree SERRIAR Any  2a BY z Eig he¥   Leasue of Nations Now Has 36 Treaties, Including 15 Sent ia  at By

GERMANS ARE BUSY ON TREATY JOR   Forward Copies of Ten Pacts to League of Nations Headquarters,

GERMANY SURPRISES COUNCIL OF LEAGUE BY SENDING IN TREATIES   3erlin Among First of Capitals to Re spond to Invitation to Make All Covenants Public -

BAYAN FORMALLY UPENG FIGHT FDR A BONE-DAY PLANK   Predicts Utter Rout for Wet: in Platform Fight at San Francisco.   DAMP DECLARATION MEN CONTINUE QUIET WORK   Not Sure There is Going to be Any Fight, Nebraskan Says, But on Wet Question Every Man Will Have a Chance tc Go on Record.

NEBRASKAN TO SHOW UP DELEGATES   Claims He Demand A Rol Call If Wet Question Is Brought Up.

BRYAN SEES RUIN OF PARTY IF DELEGATES ADOPT WET PLANK AT SAN FRANCISCO   WET ADHERENTS RENEW HOPE AFTER LEARNING THAT SOLID SOUTH DOES NOT INTEND TO SUPPORT BONE-DRY PLANK IN PLATFORM

ant TOINIST ON  POLEOF WET FORCES   COMMONER WOULD. TELL HOME FOLK OF ACTION; OUTCOME 

WETS: AND ORY. WHOT BATTLE: BESHT (N DOUBT         Bryan Declares Polls Will Be Taken to: “Show.:Up”. Sup* sorters. of Rum

BRYAN'S FIGHT FOR PRO PLANK IN FULL SWING   Wets and Drys Continue Preconvention Battle, But Re sult Still is in Doubt.   HE PREDICTS WET ROUTE   ME FALVINID Wi AVUIE Says Party Must “Be Saved  ~ From Liquor Interests.’””

Fight on Convention Floor Promised if Committee Endorses “Wet” Plank.

BRYAN OPENS FIGHT FOR PROHI PLANK   Declares Democratic Party Must Be Saved from Liquor Intereste-——Predicts Rout for “Wets,”

Bryan Predicts Rout of Wets as Fight Goes On With Outcome in Doubt

Pros and Antis Continue Their Pre-Convention Battle at San Francisco With the Outcome In Doubt.   NEBRASKAN DELIVERS SPEECH AT LUNCHEON   ‘'Wets' Receive Encourazement From South, Where the Present Arid Conditions Are Not Popular.

STILL IN DOUBT AS FIGHT RAGES   WETS AND DRYS CONTINUE BAT TLE BUT STATUS OF ISSUE REMAINS UNCHANGED.   ‘NO COMPROMISE”-BRYAN   Nebraskan Formally Opens Campaign For Dry Plank in Platform—Declares Party Must Be Saved From Liquor Interests.

CONIMONER OPENS  FIGHT FOR DRY   After Election to Resolution Committee, Bryan Staris Battle   ASSAILS G.G.P. PLATFORM      Refuses to Discuss Individual Candidates In Pre-ConA vention Speech

ADMINISTRATION FORCES PLAN TT) ELIMINATE COMMONER FROM SERIOUS COSSIDERATION   DODGE STRADDLING CHARGE   Clear Cut Party Platform Which Will Put the Democrais on Record is Wanted by Laders Now in San Fran-

WILSON WILL HOLD WHIP HAND ATSAN FRANCISCO   BMavly Indications Are That Admin. istration Forces WV “Control rhe Convention.

Advanco Representatives of Ad. ministration Are “Digging In’’ Whils They Have Time:   SENTIMENT FOR CLEAR PLATFORM DECLARATIGN   Effort Is Being Made to Keep Win, J. Bryan off the Resolu. tions Committee—Diflculty In Meoting All Views.

SO FAR ALL PREC FALCON TENTION      EVERYONE FAVORS AN: OPE) STAND ON: ALL ISSUES CON.  FRONTING CONVERNTIOX. —

SUNVENTION 13 DOMINATED BY WILSON FORGES   Administration So Far Con trols Machinery and Directs Activities *   McCOMB’S UTTERANCE “NEGLIGIBLE FACTOR’   DELEGATES ARE GENERALLY AGREED THAT OPEN AND UNEQUIVOCAL STAND MUST BE TAKEN ON ALI ISSUES.

Leaders Unite to Avoid Charge Of Sidestepping   ASSUME CLEAR-CUT STAND   Platform Without Equivecation Is Favored

RETURN MEXICAN MINES T0 OWNERS   Coahvila Strikers Accede to Goverh ment Ultimatum; Situation it Quiet,

WAR RECORDS OF NEWBERRY, FORD GIVEN 10 JURY Attorneys Tell Whi Defendants Worked

CALLS NEWBERRY PATRIOT   Counsel for Defense in Election Conspiracy Trial Gives Candi dates Record

HOLDS PATRIOTIC MOTIVES LEAD T0 VOTE CONSPIRAC)   Records of Henry Ford anc Newberry During War Compared to the Detriment of Detroit Manufacturer.

ARMORED TRAIN 18 CAPTURED.   Cossack Commander Killed and AL Officers Taken by Americans.

RUSSIAN GENERAL 1S KILLED   Another Report of Yanks’ Battle With Semenoff Troops.

WARRANT FOR PREVOST   Cousin of Widow Charged With  Murder of Brown.   ‘Nas One of Dead Man’s Closest Friends—Other Developments of the Michigan Mystery.

PREVOST IS ACCUSED   CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF J. STANLEY BROWN.   Warrant Is Ordered for the Arrest of the Cousin of Victim's Widow,

WARRANT ISSUED FOR BROWN SLAYER   ‘Cousin of Widow Charged With  Murder of Brown.   Was One of Dead Man's Closest Friends—Other Developments of the Michigan Mystery.

Counsel ior “Financier” ~ Thinks He May Be Solvent After All   MANIPULATOR IS STILL IN TOMBS   Prohibition Officers Raid Home and Seize Over 80 Gallons of Wine.

RECEIVERSHIP FOR PONZI      Agreement Reached In Federal Court For Benefit Of 10,000.

PONZI CLAIMS TO BE HELD BY RECEIVER.   Counsel for Get Rich Quick Scheme: Suggests Possibility That Ponzi May Be Solvent.

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES TO BE INVESTIGATED BY SENATE MONDA\   Managers’ Of, Candidate Respond To Committee’s Call

CANDIDATES’ MANAGER MUST APPEAR TO-DAY   Senate To Hold tts Initial Hearing Qn Expenses In Washington To-day.

CAMPAIGN MANAGERS WILL BE QUIZZED   Probe Info Expenditures - and ~ Pledges Geis Under Way.

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES UNDER FIRE TODA)   Senate Committee Seek: "Pacts About Funds   Managers for Leading Candidates Agree to Appear

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES 10 G0 UNDER SEARCHLIGH   SENATE COMMITTER UNDE! CHAIRMANSHIP OF MR.KENYO? TO BEGIN PROBE TODAY— MANY WITNESSES RESPOND T¢  zg’*ayvye®

GAMPAIGN EXPENSES TO BE INVESTIGATED   Managers of Candidates Respond to Committee's Gall,

APPEAL FOR HEARING   STRIKING RAIL “REBELS” SEEK UNCLE $AM’S EAR.   Labor Board in Receipt of Plea Fron the Representatives of New Organization.

SEEKS U. S, HEARING   Rail “Rebels”. Try: to Gain Government Recognition.   Representatives In Plea. for Chance Before the. Railroad Labor Board : at’ Washington. :

BERLIN CROWDS IN “(GLY HUMOR TODA   Military Organizations Appeared to be in Panic and Beyond Control.   SOCIALISTS GAIN FORCE

_BERLIN CROWDS RESTLESS      Aovording to Reports Hecelved i Parise Humor of Peoole Is Ush.

EBERT PROMISES RETURN TO NORMAL CONDITIONS SHORTLY      Says All of Government Departments Will be Functionin; -Soon.—Savs Generals Under Government Were Fools.

“IN’ BERLIN: FILLED WITH UGLY CROWDS   Military in Panicky Condition. Baltic Troops Reported to Have _ Gone over to Independ ent Socialists. ye 6

BERLIN CROWDS ARE UGLY   Chief Danger New Lies in Revolt of Communists, Say Reports

Armed Radicals Endeavor to Foment New Trouble as the Ebert Government Wins.   SOME OF TROOPS SAID TO BE JOINING REDS   Independent Socialists Reported to Have 12,000 Men at Their Command,  J

DIOURDERS oPREAD THROUGH GERMANY   BLOODSHED REPORTED A’ MANY PLACES DURING THE DAY.   At Dortmund Regular Soldiers Were Overwhelmed By Workmen Who Took Their Weapons,

MORE BELFAST RIOTS   THREE MORE PERSONS REPORT. ED KILLED IN IRISH CITY.   ‘Relatives of Cork’s Mayor Lose Hope  for His Recovery—Has Another Collapse.

THREE KILLED IN BELFAST RIOTING   Rioting Continues in North of Ireland City.   Lord Mayor MacSweeney of Cork in Collapse-gMay Die at Any Moment,

3 KILLED IN BELFAST   Rioting Continues in North of Ire. land City.   Lord Mayor MacSweeney of Cork in Collapse—May Die at Any Moment.

OPPOSE, MILITARY ACTION.   United States Will Join Great Britain and Italic.

blimp als. {By Paul H. Mallon, United Press  Qenfl Carrecnondent.}

Small Craft In the © - - Middle Gulf Warnec   Washington. May 11.—Small\craft ‘warnings were ordered displayed today on the middle Gulf coast.

HARDING SPENDS DAY IN JAMAIC   Mioderate Seas Causes Many of the Party to Become Sick Yesterday.

HENDRIGKS GO., FARMER ATTAGKED BY HOG   Frank Snodgrass Stricken. with Ap= oplexy in Barnyard Sunday P. M.

REN ABIL 1t ATION WORK.   “More Than 46.000 Wonnded . Soldiers. Now in Training. ©

EX-SERVICE MEN. ARE LEARNING VOCATIONAL   Number Increased in Past Fis cal Year From 3,605  to Over 46,000.

Ex-Ser vice Men Now Given Trade Training  by 1,700 U. S. School:

FORMER SERVICE MEN IN TRAINING 46,000   Increase of More Than 40,000. "Over Last Year, Says R. T. Fisher

iSundry Civil Appropriation Bil «ts Less Than Half as Large as Estimate.

FIGHT ON “REDS WILL MEET WITH MUCH OPPOSITION   PLAN TO DEPORT UNDESER ABLES WILt TARE LONG TIME   LEGAL TALENT 1S STRONG   Immigration Service Lacks Necessary Men and Money to Handle Situation As It Should   E Be.

CONGRESS GETS S. O. S. TO HELP IN PUNISHING REDS   Need Funds and Laws for Fight—-Hold Radicals at Camp Upton

PLEA FOR FUNDS 10 GO 10 COURT WITH THE REDS   GOVERNMENT NEEDS MONEY WHILE REDS HAVE COIN TO FIGHT CASES.   But They Yield Little Fruit, as Agitators Have Taken to Cover, It Seems—One Man Away Up ina the Communist Party Is Grabbed by Mr. Flynn’s Squad in New York.

LENGTHY FIGHT IS LOOKED FOR WITH RADICALS   Reds Have Big Slush Fund, U. S. Is Handicapped.

OVERNMENT MAY HAVE LONG FIGHT IN OUSTING REDS   Soviets Are Well Fortified to Resist Deportation—Strong Legal Talent Provided  By Communists, __ if   HAVE “SLUSH FUND”   Money Available to Finance Opposition—May Ask Conv ‘  gress to Assist in Fight  ) Against Radicals, . am

BIG COAL COMPANY © - TO OPERATE HERE.   Hartford . Volley Coal Company Will Operate in Checotah . Territory.

‘£0 OPERATE. COAL ‘MINES.      Hartford Valley’ alley’ Coal : Compans Will Operate in: ‘Checotah ee oi Tarritory. -

LIFE TERMERS HAD ALUNGH TOGETHER   SEVENTEEN MEN WERE GUEST: OF COLLEAGUE WHO WON HIS LIBERTY.

DINNER GIVEN  ~T0 PRISONERS   Affair Given to to Mark Re. Tease of Man: Serving “a Life-Term

LIFE TERMERS AT BANQUET   Seventeen Sing Sing Men Dine at War den’s Home With Pal Who Was. Pardoned.

REFUSE TO PAY REWARD   ‘Commissioners Say Real “Fire Bug’ ' is Still at Large.

OO  HEIRESS, IN BOY GARB, GONE   Miss Laura Fletcher, Daughter of In. dianapolis Millionaire, Van. ishes in East.

SEARCH FOR GIRL WHO TRIMMED TRESSES, DONNED OVERALLS AND DISAPPEARED

99,967 FORD CARS MADE IN sONTH      co  Ure Every Eighteen and “-ehalf Secoias---s22 Bays hecerd

SPA CONFERENCE 5 AGAIN DELAYED   Inability of Officials to Prepare Matter for Sessions is Reason.   TURKEY GIVEN MORE TIME

ILE STBKE f ‘EXPECTED SOON.   Attempt to Wreck Car Last Night and Exchange . Of Shots Between Motormen and Assailants Being Probed Today. .

UTAKE LEAD, AYS EACH SIDE IN TREATY FIGHT   Neither Is Willing tc Open Compromise Proceedings.

RENEW EFFORTS TO COMPROMISE   Returning Senators Take Up Treaty Once More  ALL APPEAR HOPEFUL   Several Conferences are Held in which Republican Leader Lodge and Democratic Leader Hitchcock are Prominent Figures — Conferees Decline to Go Into Details.

ATORS HOPE SOON REACH { AGREEMEN]   iS to Break “Peace “aty Deadlock RenewWith Conferences Be2en Senate Leaders.   {OCRATS MUST MAKE FIRST MOVE

SENATORS RESUME EFFORTS 10 BREAK DEADLOCK ON PAG!   Hold Number of Conferences With Leaders of Two Factions Active—Results Are Not Announced.   MORE HOPE ARISES   Article Ten Continues the Cru: Of Discussions — Neither Side Finds Much Favor In Proposals.

EFFORTS RENEWED 10 BREAK SENATE TREATY DEAOLOGH   Lodge and Hitchcock Prominent Figures in a Number of Conferences.   ARTICLE TEN CONTINUES CRUX OF DISCUSSION   Who Shall Make First Open Move for Compromise Warmly Debated, Each Sides Apparetitiy Maneuver. ing to Force the Other to Break From Its Former Position,

TALKING COMPROMISE BUT EACH SIDE WAITS FOR OTHER 10 OPEN    INDICATIONS ARE THAT DEAD LOCK STILL ON THOUGH IT MAY BE BLUFFING   Lodge and Hitchcock Each Say They Have Enough Votes to  Prevent Action

TREATY TALK NOW NGTIVE: QUESTION: WHO WILL MOVE'   Both Lodge and Hitchcock Insist First Proposition For Compromise Should Come From Other Party.

SENATORS RENEW TREATY PARLEYS   Each Side Hopes the Othe Will Make First Open Move to Ratify.   PREPARING FOR THE BREAK   Leaders Sound Out Opposing Mem bers on Compromise Plans Most Likely to Be Accepted.

STILL SEE HOPE QF THE TREATY   SENATORS CONTINER NEGO TtsAT1ONS POR AGhHpuMenst.   NEITHER SIDE VERY YIELDING   Wid Reservationisixs in Meod ' Kick Over Vraces Latess Deadjock Shews signee of (om.  ing to a Head,

RENEW EFFORTS TO UPROOT ofc IN TREATY PLAN   Each Side Maneuvering, Hoping Other Will Break From Its Former Position   ARTICLE TEN CRUX OF ALL DISCUSSIONS   Lodge and Hitchcock Leaders In Conferences Held During Day

‘TREATY TALK - GROWS WARMER   ‘Efforts to Break Deadlock Re ; mewed as Senators Return From Holiday Vacation   EXPRESS HOPEFULNESS   Both Sides Betray Confidence  That in the End Reservations  Agreement Will Be Reached

DEADLOGK ON TREN STILL HOLDS   Both Sides, However, Con: fident of Early Agree ment.

EFFORTS RENEWED TO BREAK oENATE TREATY DEADLOCK   SENATORS OF BOTE: PARTIES RETURNING FOR NEW SESSION.   FONGRESS MEETS MONDAY   Eeach Side Maneuvering to Force Other to Make First Offer— Both at Work

ARTICLE 10-STILL GHUX IN TREATY DISCUSSION   EFFORT TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN THE SENATE IS AGAIN . . TAKEN UP. F:

MAKE EFFORTS 1 BREAK BEROLOGK   Senators Besoin Returning From Hotiday Trips.   CONFERENCES ARE HELD.   Leaders in Peace Treaty Issue Decline t> Go Into Details, But Give Impression of Hopefulness Thet Agreement is Nearer—Articls 190 Discussed.

TREATY BREAK NOT FAR AWAY   SUCH IS OPINION AT CAPITAL WHERE-SENATORS CONTINUE THEIR CONFERENCES

SIMS SEVERELY — HANDLED TODAY   ‘TESTIMONY AN INSULT SAYS McKEAN TO EVERY MAN IN NAVY.   Denounces Admiral Sims’ State ment that Delays Cost Hub ‘ Million Lives in War.

Witness Says “Officer May Have Been Aiming At Mr. Daniels But His Shooting Was Bad and He Hit Naval Operations” — Claims He Is Not Trying To Defend Secretary “or Damn Him” When Reprimanded.

GUY. COX  DEVELOPS NEW PHASE OF AR TICLE  Freedom for Ireland by Voluatar Aet of Great Rritamn.   Freedom for Iveland by Voluatary Act of Great Britain.

BOVERNOR COX. SWINGS INTO NEW ENGLAND   TELLS AUDIENCE AT WORCES TER, MASS., THAT UNDER LEAGUE, ENGLAND WOULD  FREE IRELAND.   DEVELOPS KEW PHASE OF PACT   Declares That England as Well as Ireland, or Any Other Nation, Would Be Protected by League.

GUY. GUA  DEVELOPS NEW PHASE OF AR 7 TLE X  Freedom for Ireland by Voluntary   Freedom for Ireland by Voluntary Act of Great Britain.

Freedom For Ireland By Voluntary Act Of Eng land Seen.   INTERPRETS ART. 10   Governor Declares League Convenant Will Overcome Difficulty.

LEAGUE ON BATTLE FIELD   Mission of Contro! Will Put an End to Fighting Hetween Polish  am 06h ROR eee oo Bie mee

Smith and Watson Run Close t . Attorney General for Georgia Preference Vote

NEW GOVERNMENT IN POWER IN GERMANY   New and Old Governments Now in Struggle for Control.

“FIXED-UP” GAME TO GRAND TRY   Investigation Ordered of Charg of Gambling—Basehall Po Scored.

BASEBALL PLOT INVESTIGATED   CHARGES THAT GAMBLERS AT TEMPTED TO FIX GAME TO  BE RUN DOWN

I PROBE BA BALL SCANDAI   Grand Jury Will Investigate Charge That Game Was Fixed.

MRS. NPSWINEY TELLS TALE GF HUNGER STRIKE   Conditions in Ireland -Are Described by Witness.

STORY OF THE  HU NGER STRIKE.   Ure. MacSwiney Tells of the Death ot Her Husband.

WIOGW OF LORE MAYOR TELLS OF HUSBANDS OEATH   Details Hunger Strike  In the Brixton Prison   PLEA MADE FOR CHILDREN

GIVES DETAILS OF ISH SUFFERING   MRS. MSWINEY TELLS OF HUSBAND'S DEATH

MRS. MAC SWINEY TELLS STORY OF HUSBAND’S DEATE   Widow of Lord Mayor of Cork Appears Before Irish Sympathizers in Washington.

DETAILS RELATED OF MACSWINEY'S DEATH   WIFE ASSERTS PEACE IMPOS SIBLE UNTIL IRELAND IS  : RECOGNIZED.

MARY MAC SWINEY PLEADS FOR IRISH CHILDREN’S NEFDS   Wife of Cork Lord Mayor, Also On Stand, Says There Will Be No Peace Until Ireland Is Free.

Details of Attempts by Irish Republicans to Gain Freedom for Their Country, Vividly Recited; Sister of Dead Lord Mayor Says Lloyd George Is Responsible   APPEAL IS MADE TO AMERICA

MISS M'SWINEY BEGS FOR AID 10 IRISH CHILDREN   “Lloyd George Responsible for Lord Mayor's Death,”  Widow Declares.

APPEAL IS MADE FOR IRELAND BY MAS. MAGSWINEY   Says England Will Have No Peace Until Republic ig Recognized.   DESCRIBES WORK OF IRISH REPUBLICANS   Former Lord Mayor's Sister Says Winter Will Be Hard.

ENGLAND WILL BE FORCED 10 GRANT FREEDOM. SHE SAYS      WILL HAVE NO PEACE UNTIL IRISH REPUBLIC IS GIVEN RECOGNITION,   Life Was Safer In Brussels During the German Occupation Than It Is Now In Cork and Londonderry.

ENGLAND SHALL HAVE NO PEACE MRS. APSWINEY   Widow Of Lord Mayor Tells Story  .. Of Hunger Strike In Brixton  * Prison and Husband's, Death To Committee OF 100. *  SISTER APPEALS, FOR AID

OPPOSED TO NEW GOVERNMENT   Manifesto at Dresden Denounces In eee weemenscotiam

REACHES CONSTANTINOPLE.   Premier Krivochin te Arrange Trans wmawt «ff Rarnicreesn_

INPRECEDENTED WAYE TF GAMBLING SWEEPD AYER SPANISH STATES   CASINOS HAVE BEEN FRECTED ON BORDERS OF LARGE CITIES TO AVOID LAW,

NEWBERRY CASH SOWN BROADCAST   A, K. Moore, “First of Indicted Men, Is Called to the ~ - Stand.   TELLS OF ‘RECEIVING MONEY      Grand Rapids Man Testifies as ts How He Seattered Funds in Michigan to Help Win Senate Seat.

aUWa MONEY 10 HELP NEWBERRY   First of Indicted Michigan Men Called to Stand.   A. K. MOORE TELLS OF DEALS   Gets Salary of $75 a Week to Scatter Funds Over State—Works Among Railway Men and Factory Operatives, He Testifies.

. K, Moore, First .of Indicted Men, ts Called to the Stand.   TELLS OF RECEIVING MONE?   Grand Rapids Man Testifies as to How He Scattered Funds in Michigan to Heip Win Senate Seat.

SCATTERED MONEY TO HELP NEWBERRY WIN   A. K. Moore, One of Indicted Michigan Men on Stand in Grand Rapids Trial, Testifies.

DEFENDANT TELL OF TRIP MADE TC UPPER PENINSULA   Allen K, Moore Says He Received’ $100 For Defraying Expenses From Newberry Committee.   FIRST TO TAKE STAND

MORE FOR. PULLMAN: BERTHS   Interstate _ Commerce Commission - Grants Permission to File Special Tariffs for Sleepers. >  ~

PULLMAN SEEKS 1G INCREASE RATES   New Tariff Would Make Minimum ot $2 For Lower Berths and 50 Cents Fer Seats.

LOWER BERTHS GOING UP NOW IN THE PULLMANS   ‘Interstate Commerce Com: mission Grants Permission te Elle Tarn? Ranct

MORE FOR PULLMAN BERTHS   Interstate Commerce Commissior Grants Permission to File Special ° Tariffs for Sleepers,

WANTS 20 PER CENT RAISE.   Commerce Commission Grants Permission to Ratse Pullman Tariff,

WASTE: DENIED IN CONSTRUCTION OF MUSELE SHOALS   { a Builders Claim Efferts Were Made To Expedite Construction Without Unnecessary fax On Gov't.

NITRATE PLANT BUILDERS DENY WASTE CHARGES   Men Who Constructed Mussel Shoals Concern Say They Will Lose Money After All Debts Are Paid.

REPRISAL FOR AMIBUSH LEADS TO GREAT FIRE   SEVERAL DEAD AND PROPERTY LOSS IS TREMENDOUS

GEOhGE GIP HAG LOST LONG FIGHT   FAMOUS FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES OF PNEUMONIA,   THE END CAME EARLY TODAY   Game Is Not Held Responsible for His Death—Tonsils Had Been In Bad Shape Long Time—Was il} Three Weeks,

GIPP, NOTED FOOT BALL PLAYER, DEAD   [Notre Dame's. Speedy, Halt Buck One of Best in Countiy, Dies . of Pneumonix«.

NOTRE DAME TEAM STAR DIES TODAY      GEORGE GIPP DIES OF PNEU * MONTA,

GRIDIRON STAR 5 TO SHINE NEVER AGA   George Gipp, Sensation of 1920 Season, Loses 3 Week’s Fight Against  Death

GEORGE er      Idol of Notre Dame and One of the Greatest Football Playets:of the Age   Sick ‘Three ‘Weeks . With Pneumonia — Made’ a Wonderful Fight “-

FOOT BALL ~. STAR DEAD   QEORGE GFP, NOTERE DAMES GREATEST FOOT BALL PLAYED DIED THIS MORNING   RE SUCCUMED AFTER A DES PERATE STHUGGLE OF 3 WEEKES WITH PNEEMOSLIA

GEORGE GIPP. NOTED HALF BACK IS DEA   For Three Weeks the Notre Dame Athlete Has Been Fighting Pneumonia at South Bend, Ind,

FANN BACK a BATTLE AGAINST DEATH   George Gipp; of Notte Dame, a Victim of Pneumonia

GEO, GIPP DIED 3:23 AM. TUES.   Notre Dame's Greatest Football  Player Succumbs’ to Pneumonia 3  Suifered From Broken Shoulder.

GIPP, NOTED FOOT BAIL PLAYER DEA   Noite Dame’s Speedy, Half Back One of Best in Country, Dies of Pnemmonia.

GEORGE GIPPS, OF NOTRE DAME "WAS SOUGHT BY MAJOR “LEAGUE MANAGERS

GIPP, FAMOUS STAR OF GRID IS DEAD TODAY   Jamest of Notre Dame's  Players Loses Fight for His Life.

NOTRE DAME STAR LOSES GAME FIGHT WITH DEAT!   George, Gipp Succumbs tc Pneumonia: Today After Three Weeks’ Illness.   WAS WONDERFUL ATHLETE

 THOROUGH INVESTIGATION , OF ALLEGED PROFITEERING ("IN PRINT PAPER ORDEREI

PROFITEERING IN PRINT 1S CHARGE   «Senate Will Make Thoro Investigation  of Charges That Exorbitant Prices Are Demanded: Brokers and Deal. ers to Be Called to Testify.

EXPRESSMEN GO OUT   CHICAGO STRIKE IS IN DEFIANCE OF LABOR LEADERS.   Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Elkhar and Other Rail Centers Are Affected by Walkout.

GALL EXPRESS STRIKE   Nalkout in Chicago Is in Defi. ance of Union Chiefs,   Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Elkhart, Daverport and Uiher Rail Points Are Affected.

EXPRESS STRIKE CALLED FOR TODAY   Walkout in Chicago Is in Defiance of Unicn Chiefs,   Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Eikhart, Davenport and Other Rail Points Are Affected,

BOLSHEVIK TALK PUT UNDER BAN   Drastic Action Against Reds Taken by Jugo Slavia

JUGOSLAVIA TO TAKE STEPS AGAINST ACTS OF THE BOLSHEVIK   Communistic Propaganda to Be Prevented by Government Order.

JUGO-SLAVS TO STOP REDS’ PROPAGANDA   In Interest of Const i n al Liberty. ~ &.

uh ENIOVS A -—SUNDAY'S REST   Motor Ride and Visit to Farm Afford Much Needed Relaxation   FIRST SPEECH AUGUST. 17   The Week. Will Be One of Great Activity Ending With Notification Saturday

COX GOES MOTOR RIDING.   Sixty Mile Spim to Visit His Farm at Jacksenvilie.

COX DEVOTES DAY To INSPECTION OF FAR   NOMINEE EXPECTS FEW VISITORS UNTIL AFTER ADDRESS OF ACCEPTANCE.

BIDDING SLOW. - -AT SHIP AUCTION   ONLY ONE BID RECEIVED. DUR ING THE FIRST FOURS OF  i. SALE OF GERMAN LINERS

ONLY ONE BID IN TWO HOURS   Offer Of $700,000 Is Receive: For Black Arrow To Run To Black Sea Ports

WiDOW in & CCUSsE  IUUW 10 AULUOE   Florida Woman Charged Witt Murder of Husband

Mrs. Elmer, Of Jacksonville Charged With Slaying Capitalist Last Summer

CXS VOTE AIDED WELFARE OF WEST   Governor One of But Two Eastern Members Who Defended Homesteader’s Cause

CONVICTS ARE FOILED IN PLOT TO BLOW PRISON   OFFICIALS WARNED AND FIND ENOUGH ARMS AND EXPLOSIVES TO DESTROY “PEN”

HUGE STORES OF AMMUNITION IN PRISONS. WALLS   Plot to Free Prisoners, Slay, Keepers and Blow.Up Ontario Prison Nipped in Time.   INVESTIGATION BEGUN

rT 10 BLOW UP- PRISON FOILED   ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOUNI      Concealed ‘in Partition of Kingston Ont.; Penitentiary—Officials a Were Warned

WOULD IT WORK?   Bill Now in Congress Pro vides for an Extra Month and Makes All Equal   MANY FAVOR THIS   Organization with Headquarters at Minneapolis Urge Liberty Month

OF CTDTCTITD      CUT OFF SUPPLY FOR DOMEST: AND INDUSTRIAL PUD PLANT PARTIALLY DE  aus

MR. TAFT DUE AT CHICAGO TOMORROW   Former President Will No Visit the Convention Hall.

POLAND'S RELIEF URGED IN APPEAL   Five Million Persons Will Suffer From Famine If Immediate Action Is Not Taken.

‘URGE U.S. TO AID POLAND   Vive Million Persons Suffering From Under Novrishment.

Dorothy Gish And Constance Talmadge Wed   Famous Movie Stars Play Lead ing Roles in Real Life Romance.

EX TRA!   NITTI CABINET REPORTED FALLING BEFORE CATHOLICS   DELAYED MESSAGE SAYS BODY HAS RESIGNED,

NEW REACTIONARY PLOT. UNCOVERED IN GERMANY   Bavaria Is Alleged to Be the Leader in Move for South German States to Sacede. .   LUETTWITZ IS AT HEAD]

RUMORS OF NEW GERMAN   DECLARED THE SOUTH MAN STAPES WILL SECE co) FROM NOR PH,                 BNEW MOVE. SHENG READY  HAVAHIA TO LEA WENT Gave rom a

Plot To Split Germany Into Parts Feared   Military feader in Vou Kapp Revolt Said to be Active in New Move —Preneh Charged With Trying to Divide  * Country

-PLOTREPORTEL   GENERAL VON LUETTWITZ IS SAID TO BE NEW MILITARY LEADER.

NOT TO TAKE INITIATIVE   Methodist Protestants to Await Ac tion of Others.

MURDER QUoPEGT 5 WEAK MINDEL   Soldier Held for Camp Grant Shooting Tells Conflicting Stories.

D°’ANNUNZIO IS AN IRRITANT.   Spoils Negotiations Begun by Italten Government.

LAST APPEAL — TO MAGSWINEY TO TAKE FOO!   On 5st’ Day of SelfImposed Fast, Mayor Too Weak to Talk.  _ Merely Shakes Head at  Phvesician.   DUBLIN TROUBLE

MacSwiney Nods No, When Plea Is Made He Eat   jEminedt Surgeon Report:  That Cork Mayor Has Been Given No Food.

EXCHANGE HAS SLIGHT SLUMP   POUNDS STERLING CLOSE AT $3. 78 REPRESENTING A 2 AND 1-2 CENT DROP

ae ne To a a Eee  ge Mind on  "Ganiny Out Colonial Provisions of Toate Orpesl tion Grows to Germany ae  eaque Memher.

LEAGUE COUNCIL IS CONSIDERING GERMAN THREAT   Suggested That Ecunomle Pressdre Is Only Means to Compel Compllanee,

GERMANY’S STAND ON COLONIES IS BIG LEAGUE QUESTION   WHAT MEASURES WILL BE TAR EN UP TO FORCE HER TO ORSERVE TREATY IS A PROBLEM   BRITISH AND FRENCH WARE NO ATTEMPT TO CONCEAL THEIR ASTONISHMENT AP THE CERYWAN NOTE

LEAGUE DELEGATES DISCUSS STAND TAKEN BY GERMANY   Seek Means To Meet Threa That Peace Treaty Will Be Set Aside   WILL BE NO ‘SCRAPPING   Sweedish Delegate Says Work Cannot Be Done To Appease America

VOTE REAFFIRMS STAND ON PACT   SENATE AGAIN VOTES TO DECIDE DOMESTIC QUESTIONS.   Total Shows 56 for and 25 Against: 14 Demos Join G. 0. P. Senators: Hitchcock Fails.

VICTORY IS SCORED BYG. 0. P.   ~lause on Domestic Questions Wins, 56 to 25, Four. teen Democrats Voting With the Solid Republican Line-up,

SENATE ADOPTS TREATY DOMESTIC RESERVATION   Passed By Vote of 56 to 25; Four. teen Democrats Join Republicans.

RESERVATION   Right to Decide Domestic Que: tions Reservations Adoptec   Fourteen ‘emocrats Vote with Solid Republican Member:  ehin

OMESTIC CLAUSE OF PACT ADOPTED AGAIN BY SENATE   14 Democrats With Republicans Today Against 11 as Vote Was Taken in November.

REPUBLICAN CHANGE IN TREATY S READOPTEL   Fourteen Senate Democrats Voted With th Solid G. O. P. Membership

United ‘States: Would Be Given Right to Decide ‘ - Own Domestic Issues.’   ORE VOTES AGAINST’ * DEMOCRATIC GROUP

REPUBLICAN RESERVE TO THE TREATY   DECLARING RIGHT OF .U. 8. TO DECIDE: ALL DOMES TIC: BEES: TONS a :   Passed Senate: ‘by Vote.of 56 to: 26 - — Fourteen . Demo: “rats Voted With Solid. Re “publican: Membership”.

SENATE RESERVES wT TO DEDIDE HOME QUESTIONS   Efforts of Democrats to Amend Reservation Clause Is Defedted.   FOURTEEN DEMOCRATS FTE WITH REPUBLIGAN MEMBERS   Same Clause Was. A { Last November’ Alona Smaller Majority.

REAROPTED BY VOTE OF 36 TO. 25, TWELYER, DESIOCRATS CASTING BALLOTS FOR IT,

REPUBLICANS WiN ANOTHER RESERVATION   Right to Decide Domestic Ques tions Reservations Adopted   Fourteen ‘emocrats Vote with Solid Republican Member. sip.

REPUBLICANS’ RESERVATION IS READOPTED         Senate Votes 56 to 25 for Right to Decide U.S. Matters.

SENATE AGAIN MUTIBATES TREATY.   Fourteen Democrats Joined ands With Republicans.

ACP UBLIGANS Hi POT uSTRVATI raeAT cu   Right 6f U.S. to Decide All Domestic Questions Is Readopted   LEAGUE OF NATIONS BELIEVED WEAKENEL   Fourteen Democrats Vole for Reservation: Ballot Siands 56 to 25

REAFFIRM RESERVATIONS.   The Vote to Amend” Treaty is -. Nearly “Unanimous.  prep. ncaten Pacst® 23 becca &

REPUBLICAN RESERVATION (5 ADOPTED   Fourteen Democrats Vote with Solid G, O. P. Membership.

REPUBLICANS ADOPY AESERVATION WIT DEMOCRAT AID   Fourteen Members of Wilson’s Party Vote in Favor of Domestic Regulation ©

pain by’ Vote of 66   Y'WINS, SUPPORT EEN. DEMOCRATS           ‘to Vote After  y Repeated Efforts  n stration Senators

Hot Bread and Roll:  price e daily, 12 noon anc  Poollin Street Bakery.   RESERVATION  JS RE-ADOPTED   Fourteen Democrats Gc With Republican in ; Vote Today

PEACE TREATY TO BEISSUE IN CAMPAIGK   senate Leaders Drop Matter . Of Ratification As Hopeless ‘and Turn Attention to Ur* gent Legislation   PEOPLE WILL BE CALLED TO EXPRESS OWN VIEWS   Means Treaty Will Become the Dominant Issue In Approaching Campaign; Action Shut Off Yesterday

6, (1. P. PEACE TREATY VICTORY 5 FOREGASTEL   Action Today When Hitchcock is Turned Down in Senate Vote Indicates G. O. P. Victory.

REPUBLICANS WIN ON PEACE TREATY   Reservations On Domestic Re. lations Are Re-Adopted 56 To 25.

SENATE ADOPTS TREATY RESERVATIONS TODA’   REPUBLICANS 3 WIN IN CONTRO CERSY OVER NATION'S RIGHTS TO DECIDE DOMESTIC COURSE.

REPUBLICANS’ PEACE TREATY FRONT HOLDS   That Reservations Regarding Domestic Questions Will Be Adopted is Indicated By Vote Taken Today.

{4DEMOCRATS JOIN: WITH OPPOSITION   Reservation * ‘on Domestic Affairs Passes by Votenf XO tn 2k:   TREATY IN. CAMPAIGN      Efforts at” Compromise Have Now Been. Abandoned as’ Hopeless

TEADOPTS RESERVATIONTO PEACE TREAT}   Declaration of Right to Decide All Domestic Questions Passed 56 to 25.   VAIN EFFORTS TO AMEND   Fourteen Democrats Vote With Republicans In Favor of Making Changes as Proposed.

PREPARED “Y". PROGRAM   Physical Training Classes to Ac-commodate Men and Boys,

Eleven Womea Members Already Appointed to the Democratic Committee

OLIVER F. MARTIN HILLSBORO MAN PARALYSIS. VICTIM   Wealthy Farmer and Stock Boyer Who Formerly Resided at Mentzville, Mo.

OLIVER MARTIN, 77 VICTIM OF PARALYSIS   WEALTHY RETIRED FARMER AND STOCKMAN SUCCUMBS AT ’ STERNS HOME, HILLSBORO

HUNTER IS CAUGHT WITHOUT LIENSE PAYS HEAVY FINE   NEW HOPE YOUNG MA) PARTS WITH $53 AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO  TAW WIN arinar *

HUNTER 1S CAUGHT WITHOUT LICENSE PAYS HEAVY FINE   NEW NOPE YOUNG MAN PARTS WITH $53 APTER , PLEADING GUILTY TO TAW WINATAaATIANX

TWO CITY BLOCKS IN ALAMEDA, CAL, BURKE   Fire Sweeps Through Busines: Section of Westera City Early Today.   PEOPLE ARE INJURED

HALF MILLION FIRE AT ALAMEDI   Practically Two Ctiv Blocks of Call fornia City ty Ruins,

Impossible To: Obtain Details Because Of Interruption Of Tele-* eraph:and Telephone Lines.      TOWN VIRTUALLY DESTROYED

DEEP RUMBLING. THEN QUAKE.   And the Famona Ceaning Tower of Pisn Wan Seen to Oscillate.

LIVES LOST IN EARTHOUAKE   Upheaval in Italy Attended 0b: Fatalities and Heavy Damage to Property.

 ult S CONFIDENT        ‘LD MARSHALS OF TWO MA OR PARTIES PREDICT SUC' opes AT POLLS TUESDAY   DIFC CLAIMS }MADE   h Chairman Cites the Variou: ates in Which Certain Victory “ts Claimed.—White Says Republicans Pemoralized.

LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES SEE VICTOR’   Will Hays Says Harding and Coolidge Will ‘the ed by Largest  Majority on Record   G.0.P. IN RETREAT, SAYS WHITE

\Field Marshals Predict  Victory For Their Armies   Chairman White of Democratic Party and Chair man Hays of Republicans Confident That Their Candidates Will Finish an Tan Pn }

BOTH  PAR THE VICTORY   ‘THE REPUBLICANS ARE DEMOR ALIZED, CHAIRMAN GEORGE WHITE SAID TODAY,   Will H. Hays, Repablican Leader Claims 32 States Out of the. 48, With 368 Elector. ial Votes.

NATIONAL: : CHAIRMEN BOTH CLAIM VICTORY   Hays and White Both: atte sert: Party - Will: Go. Over Top. on ‘Tuesda  CLAIM “SAME ‘Oram

BOTH CLAIM RESULI   CONFIDENCR EXPRESSED BY THE PARTY CHAIRMEN   They Give Figures to Back Up Their Alleged Facts

FISKE JOINS NAVY GRITICS   ADMIRAL 18 SEVERE ON DANIELS AND BLAMKS WIM FOR PVERYTHINC

NOT PREPARED ProR WAR,   Admiral Fiske Criticizes Condition of Navy When War SXeclared.

Daniels Unfit For Navy Head, - Says Admiral   “Fleet Unprepared for Wa Because of Mental Traits of Its Chief.”

DANIELS UNSWITED FORMAL POS TIN ADMIRAL DECLARE!      Mental “and Temperamenta Characteristics Blamed for Unpreparedness

“NOT PREPARED   Rear Admiral Fiske, Retired, Adds His Contribution to Naval Hearing.

DANIELS’ MENTAL CHARACTERISTICS HANDICAPPED NAV’   That Was Reason for Unpre. paredness in 1917, Says Admiral Fiske.

NAVY NOT READY FOR WAR, HE SAYS   Rear Admiral Fiske Scores Daniels in Testimony Before Investigators

DANIELS CAUSE OF NAVY FAILURE   Says Rear Admiral Fiske Before Senate Investigating Committee.      r'EMPERMENTAL, HE SAYS   Fell Out With Secretary Over Abolition of Wine from Mess. Navy Had No Plans.

DANIELS IS HIT AGAIN   THIS TIME ADMIRAL FISKE DE. LIVERS THE CPPER-CUT   Me Deetares the Navy Was not Prepared for War Because Wrong Man Was At Its Head.

ADM'L FISKE SAYS NAVY UNPREPARED   Condition Due to Character and Policies of Men at Head.

NAVY. LACKED A GOOD HEAD, SAYS ADMIRAL   Daniel is Called “Too Temperamental”’ For Leader,

OFFICIALS SUBPOENAED.   Testimony Desired at Govern. ment’s Investiation of Coal Prices.

[5 CHARGED IN SURPLUS SALE   Dealers on the Inside Said t Have Been Given Tips  to Get Rich.

REAP HARVEST IN RESALES   Charges That Favorites in War De ‘partment Emacted Profits of 100 to 500 Per Cert.

“BIG PROFITS ‘CHARGED:   Madden Says Favorites of Of ficiala Made Large Sums on~ Army Sapplies. '

BIG PROFITS CHARGED.   ‘Madden Says Favorites of Of. ficials Made Large Sums on Army Supplies.

PROFITS FOR FAVORITES lo CHARGE OF MADDEN   DECLARES THERE IS “GOOD Av. THORITY” TO BACK UP HIS STATEMENTS.

DECLARES MILLIONS OF COUNTRYMEN MUST DIE   ‘German Hygenist) Refusing to Ask Aid for Children, Savs Depopulation Inevitable

GERMANY EXPECTS HEAVY DEATH RATE   Professor Refuses to Join in Plaa for Tubercular Children; Holda Allies to Blame

re me eevee Seat,  GERMANS TO LOSE 15,000 000 PEOPLE » SAYS HYGIENISI   Prof. Von Gruber Refuses. tc Sign Appeal for Tubercular Children

SEES LITTLE HOPE         German iygienist Says (6 Is Tunvitable That Ten or Fifteen Millian Will Din.

SCIENTIST PREDICTS MILLIONS WILL DI   Noted German Hygienist Re fuses to Sign International Appeal: Accuses Allies

Leaders Working to Prevent Walkout Express Alarm Over Developments Since Yesterday   WiLL CALL MASS MEETING  WHEN PRESIDENT ACTS

STRIKE OF 700,000 RAILROAD EMPLOVES   if the President Signs the EschCummins Railroad Bill

UNION LEADERS: EXPRESS. ALAR AT SITUATION   Slight Prospect Of Averting Walkout of Workers.   MEN _ DISGRUNTLED   Final Action Hinges  *- -on Wilson’s Action on Bill.

Proctor and Roosevelt Write tc the Republican Presidential Nominee Today.   LETTERS ASSURE HIM OF PARTY LOYALTY.

WwW. C. PROCTER AND COLONEL ROOSEVELT ASSURE G. 0. P. NOMINEE OF THEIR SUPPORT

HARDING GIVEN WOOD SUPPORT   'W.C. PROCTOR AND COLONEL . ROOSEVELT BACK REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.

BLAST IN WALL STREET KILLS 30      Building of J. P. Morgan And Subtreasury Wrecked by Explosion.   HUNDREDS ARE INJURED   Busy Street Suddenly Changed Inte Death Trap. Lower Manhattar Badly Shaken.

PRACTICE 168 OVER,   Battleship Squadron is Breaking Up  awl weaker Lape.

WILL GIVE PASSPORTS TO PERGUNG GUING 10 IRELAND FOR STUDY   STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS AMER ICAN CITIZENS HAVE RIGHT TO GO ABROAD.

DEMANDS RUSS ANSWER BY 27TI   Balfour Demands Information From M. Klnenell, Bolshevik Trade Commissioner

DEMANDS RUSS “ ANSWER RY 97TH         Balfour ‘Denaids intérmatioi-. Fron M. Kitmeneii, Bolshevik Trade a missioner

CONVENTION TOMORROW      Sunday Schost Worters . to Meet at’ Lone Star

PROF. J. R. GERBY   Notice to the Public of Warantnen Pe and Virinity

Let us do your printing.   WE (OE GIVING SPECIAL NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS

91.20 A DAY BONUS PROVIDED IN BILL   Measure in Favor of Soldiers Ap-« proved by House Ways and Means Committee.   TAXES TO BE _ INCREASED   Receipts of Government Will Be Ap~« proximately as Great as During War Period.

WAYS AND MEANS COMWWITTEE PRGES ADOPTION OF PLAN TO GIVE AED TO WAR VETERANS   CERTAIN IT WILL PASS   Democrats Oppose ‘Taxation Chaases Bot Are Outvoted—Payinents Are Not To Be Made Until After Jantiurs 2. 1.1

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE REPORT FAVORABLE ON THE SOLDIER BONUS BILI

SOLDIER BONUS BILL IS REPORTED FAVORABLY   Measure Provides Cash Moms o.  $1.25 for che      in :

REVOLUTION BELIEVED AT END OF ROAD   Ex-Kaiser’s Crowd Has Been Brought to Terms By Possibilities of Starvation in Wake of Rail Walkout. Is Belief.

EBERT MAY RETURN AND RESUME RULE IN BERLIN   Immediate Action Necessary to Aver _ Ruin of Country Because of Strikes. ~

Pending Election of a New President by the People Freiderich Ebert is to Remain in Power, According to Reported Agreement Between Old and New Govertments,

Counter- Revolution. Appears, to be Ended; Will Hold Elections   Proposed Settlemarit Believed to Have Been Due to General Strike; Labor Resisted Usurpation of Government by Reactionary Imperial,  jsts. .” = ee eerie. (3

ELERT'S RETURN TO 5 Soeae IN GERMANY SEEM ENT FROM DEVELOPMENTS      LABOR FORCES UP IN ARMS   Fierce Resentment Against Reactionary Coun—Governments in Joint Edict.

BERLIN REVOLT IS ENDED   Kapp and Ebert Factions Said to Have Agreed.   PEOPLE TO ELECT NEW PRESIDENT   ries Fail in Their Effort to Control Govern ment.

GET TOGETHER   Revolutionary Government Says Ebert Has Started Negotiations.   MINISTER NOSKE IS ; REPORTED AT DRESDEN   Hand Grenades Thrown and Several Reported Killed in”

JOON COME 10 END OF THE ROPE EBERT GOVERNMENT WILL PREVAIL   FEAR OF SOVIET REVOLT LEADING TO SPEEDY COMPROMISE   THERE HAS BEEN SOME BLOODSHED IN GERMANY, AND STRIKE IS EFFECTIVE AND KAPP ACTS  HASTILY, TO AVERT ACTUAL ANABCHY ot

GET TOGETHER   Germans Expect Quick Enc to Revolution in That Country.

tancellor Kapp Is Agreenble to Continuance in Office of “Present Imperial President” —Frederick Ebert—But Renounces Formation of New Ministry   ENERAL STRIKE RESULTS IN FATAL RIOTS   uation Resulting From Ebert’s Demands on Working Classes for a Time Was Frayght With AJarming Possibilities, Particularly if Qai Were Involved

Coalition Government Promised, Reports Say, in the Agreement Reported to Have Been Reached.   TO ELECT REICHSTAG MEMBERS IN 2 MONTHS.   Threatened Strike Throughout Empire Was Effective —National Assembly Will Be Called at Once.

ANCE RECEIVED LARGEST = ~ OF GERMANY’S ZEPPELINS   United States Had Been Negotiating For It Since Last Fall But Was Nosed Out Ry French.

SERMANY’S BIGGEST ZEPPELIN WILL GO TO FRANCE   This is the One the Unifed State Has Been Negotiating for Since : Jecst Wall,

BROKERS CALL FOR BIG MARGINS TOCOVER TODAY'S TRANSACTIONS   ———— ae:  LIQUIDATION OF GREAT MAGNITUDE. COMMENCES AND CONGESTED CAR SITUATION ADDS TO NERVOUS. NESS OF LARGE FIIANCIAl coNceeNe

srain Flung on Market: Because of _ Price Decline Causes Collapse

GRAIN PRICES HIT SLIDE IN CHICAGO MART   Violent Reaction Occurs as Results of Lack of Credits.

TRAFFIC JAM NEAR AN END   LIP TING OF BLOOCR ADE HAVEING & DECISIVE EPrher,   GRAIN PRICES GO A-TUMBLING   HELTER SRELTER KREPteTION IN THE CHIC AGO Pers,   tetwt of Markets Feared With Weve. ment ef Pre:ght——( ommerce ( onme* missiaen I saecetieg beergy ta  Relteview t ongestion,

GRAIN THROWN SUDDENLY ON THE CHICAGO MARKET   Holders Were Unnerved .and Prices Quivered and Collapsed—in-  creased Margins Called. ;

GRAIN Ta FLUNG UN THE MARKET VERY SUDDENLY   Holders Become Unnerved by Strain which Is Attributed to Sweeping Changes Announced in Railroad Operation.   BAD SATURDAY PROMISED   Every Brokerage House in Chicago Is Calling for Heavily Increased Mar ~ gins on All Open Trades.

SHICAGO PITS IN TURMOIL AS GRAIN PRIGES COLLAPS!   Holders Became Unnerved and Unloaded on Markets—Expect Drastic Order for Rail Movement of Grain.

GRAIN PIT SWAMPED BY SELLING ORDERS   Pork Drops $1.75 Per Barrel--Bedlam At Chicago As Bear Influ ences Smash Prices

ATTICA METHODISTS LAY NEW CHURCH CORNER STONE   , $85,000 Structure To Be Completed Soon.

NTER-SCHOLASTIC SCHOOL MEET   TWO DAYS OF LIVELY CONTEST BY REPRESENTATIVES OF EVERY COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT   WERE ROYALLY ENTERTAINED IN LUBBOCK HOMES   The Meet This Year Exceeded Any Previous Record for Attendance And Was Pronounced as Ofte of the Most successful Ever Held In This District

[WO DAYS OF LIVELY CONTEST BY REPRESENTATIVES OF EVERY COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT   WERE ROYALLY ENTERTAINED IN LUBROGK HOMES   The Meet This Year Exceeded Any Previous Record for Attendance And Was Pronounced as Ofe of the Most successful Ever Held In This District

MOB IN BUTTE UGLY; REVOLT WAS ITs AIM, SAYS SHERIFF   Gathered With no Idea oof Aiding Strike, : “He Téstifies;   ASSEMBLED ONLY TO SEEK TROUBLE   Didn’ t Act Like “Peace fal Picket’’ Coroner is Told.” .

SHERIFF THINKS AFVOLT 1S Ai OF BUTTE Muse   MERE PICKETING [S LAWFUL   BUT MEN IN MOB WERE IN THE SPIRIT FOR REBELLION

EXPECT 10: REACH... ‘AGREEMENT ON TWO RAT BILLS TODA   SENATE AND HOUSE CONFEREES HOPE TO TRON OUT THEIR DIFFERENCES BEFORE NIGHT

“AGREEMENT POSSIBLE      SENATE  HOUSE. MO) f CONPERE ve on eet AND “CVWHEY ILLS          TWO POINTS REMAIN UNSET TLED. NO ANTISTRIKE PRO. VISION IN BILL

AGREEMENT NEARS ON RAILROAD BIL  Question of Financial Return May Be Up to I. C. C. NO ANTI-CTRIKE fIATICE   nterstate Commerce Commission to Be Increased to Eleven Members,

NO ANTI-STRIKE PLAN FOR BIL   Conferees Agree on Cummins and Esch Measures With Labor Ruling Left to Further Discussion: Guar. anteed Earning Not Settled.

LAN TG atl  HUN FRAT I MELT Wl NUE MNITIES   Allies Raise Issue With the Swiss, Duteh and Scandinavians   FRANCE AWAITING NEW PACT MOVE   ee ree  IE ngland Regrets Congress   Failed to Ratify  Treaty =,

HARDING FOR U. S. SHIPPING   Favors “Some  Adjust ment” for Its Benefit

WANTS SHIPS HELPED.   Harding Says. Some Adjustmer iin Favor of American Bot‘toms. is Needed.

Says Subsidies Offered by Other Nations Great Help in Getting Commerce, ©

HARDING 10 att BALL GAME TODAY   Comments on Proposed Abro gation of Various Commer cial Treaties Under Provis ion of Shipping Act.

HARDING DECLARES HE FAVORS U. S. SHIPS   Favors Adjustment of Merchant Marine Bil,

RED RAIS 3  fs ALL OVER. UNTIL. Mea TIME,” SAID PALMER   Indicated There Would: Be More. De-  yelopments in Raids, _

RED RAIDS  WS Al OR UNTIL NEXT TiM:  Si PaLMicR  ndicatcd Thora Wnuld Ra Mara Pe.   Indicated “here Weuld Be More Develonments in Raids.

RAILROADS ASK PROMPT RELIEF THRU INCREASE IN RATE SCALE   Interstate Commerce Commission is Petitioned to Make Possible More Rev enue   NEED 2 MORE BILLION

FORMAL HEARING  IS BEGUN   Argument Before . C. C. for More Revenues to Sustain Roads.

ENTER PLEA FOR “PROMPT ANI JUST” DECISION   On Their Petition for Rate Increase: to Produce Additional Revenue.

ROADS WANT PROMPT DECISION ON BILLION DOLLAR RATE RAISE.   Formal Hearings Opened By Interstate Commerce Com: mission In Petition of Railroads in Washington Monday   NEEDMORE REVENUE TO SUSTAIN SYSTEMS   ‘Two Moot Questions Are Fair Adjustment of Wages For Employes and Adequate Compensa tion To Roads.

SURVIVORS — OF THESUB © ~ GROUNDED   LAST FRIDAY DUE AT SANDIEGO € ON MARCH 4th   Believed: Four:. Naval -Men Were Asphyxiated by -: Chlorine Gas = Names: of “WP hree of Crew. Killed...

TORE GOVERNOR   Mexico's Rulers Decide  to Continue Lower CalPfs gate Dew weags

HEFYING OFFICERS   Railway Representatives Meet To. Decide Woon Plans.

OUTCOME   JF MEETING OF RAILROADERS A CHICAGO TODAY   Depends Whether 400,000 Mainten ance of Way Men Will Strike.

RR WURAERD WILL DECIDE AS TO STRIKE   Representatives of 400,000 Maintenance Men Discuss Strike Today in Chicago.

MOST NOBLE ACT OF IRISH PATRIOIS   COMMANDER OF IRISH ARMY ADVISE SCATTERING DISEASE AMONG MEN AND HORSES

TYPHOID TO BE SPREAD AMONG ENGLISH ARM)   Seizure of Documents of Sinn Fein Commander Re-° veals Alleged Plot.   GLANDERS INTENDED. FOR CAVALRY HORSES

“REMARKABLE STATEMENTS”   An Important Document Recently. Captured by Troops in Ireland

ASSERTS IRISH SPREAD FEVER   “Document Captured in Recent Raid.   CHIEF SECRETARY  RELATES INCIDENT   Commission Opens Hear‘ing at Washington.   Rw Angociated Press.

IRELAND FACES VILE CHARGE   It is Alleged That Erin Plot ted to Spread Typhoid Among English Troops.

GREEK MINISTER SUBMIT ‘ RESIGNATIONS TODAY   IRISH ACCUSED OF SERIOUS GRIMES

Charge Sinn Feiners With Trying to Scatter Typhoid Germs Among British Troops

Plan to Spread Disease  Among Troops and Cavalry Horses in Ireland Alleged

ATTEMPT TO SPREAD DISEASE IN ERELANE   This is the Charge Made Against Ireland Republican Troops.

UEADERS PLANNED DISEASE SPREAD   Typhoid Fever and Glanders Epidemic Fostered by Irish Republicans     Such is Accusation of Chief Secretary For lreland In House of Co.nmons.

BIG BLAZE AT VENICE, CAL   Amusement Pier Suffers $1,000,008 Damage—Quick Work by Firemen Saves City From Destruction,

IEICE 19 OEE OF A FIERCE FIR   DAMAGE IS FIVE MILLIONS AND NUMBER OF PEOPLE RE. CEIVE INJURIES.

3] PEROOND DEAD LAST 24 HOURS IN CHICAGO   Flu and Pneumonia Are Responsible For Increase in Fatalities In the City.

INFLUENZA DEAT LIST 1S GROWINE   Disease Appears In Form More Deadty Than the Ordinary Type.   Vrulllary  ye.  Cities In Central West Report Cases During Last Two

NELUENZ INGREASING IN CHIGAGE: ONE CEATH AY TRAINING STATION   MARKED INCREASE IN MORTAL TY FROW PNEUMONIA AND INFLUENZA IN 24 HOURS,

INFLUENZA KILLS MANY IN CHIGAGD   THIRTY-SEVEN DEATHS IN 24 HOURS FROM PNEUMO. NIA AND THE FLU   CASES RESEMBLE CHOLEAE   Health Authorities Report Some of the Influenza Cases Are of the New Abdominal Type.

CHOIR TO PRESENT PLAY   Reformed Church Sin Singers Play For Organ Fund.

COAL DEALERS MAKE PROTES!   Contend Before Commission Margin Allowed Them is Not Sufficient.   GOODRICH ANSWERS PENNA   Governor Believes Operators do  not Want Inside Facts Made Public.

COAL DEALERS   Contend Before Commicsior Margin Allowed Yhem is Net Sufficient.   GOODRICH ANSWERS PENNA   Gevernor Believes Operators dk not Want Ineide Facts Made Public.

Appeal Court Judges Lose Their Case  24 ARE AP FECTED  Alliance School Teacher Is Guilty

Appeal Court Judges Lose Their Case  )24 ARE AFFECTED  i ‘Alliance School Teacher Is Guilty   (Bulletin)

Natural Poverty of Italy Is Cause of Country's Present Political and Economic Strife

LACK OF NATIONAL WEALTH CAUSES UNREST IN ITALY   The Inability of Italian Manufacturers to  Compete for Foreign Trade Makes Demands of Metal Workers Impossible and Leads to the Confiscation of the Factories   SITUATION WORSE SINCE WAR

SAYS BECKER WAS SENT TO DEATH ON FALSE EVIDENCE   Jacch Goldman, Forger and General Thief, Declares Negro Witness Was “Framed.”

UAE RG GRAND JURY INDUIRY BEGKER TRIAL   District Attorney Hears Former New York Police Officer Put to Death on Perjured Testimony.   NEGRO DRILLED, CLAIMED   Commissioner Hirschfield Is Told Pivotal Witness Was Primed to Commit Perjury Testifying at the Trial.

GOVERNMENT STILL AFTER AMERICAN WOOLEN MILL CO   Will Appeal From Decision of Judge Mack Dismissing indictments Against Co and Pres. Wood

LADIES’ SHOES. Nothing over $11.25. excent one su'e. MATEER’S Big Shoe Sale.

Mth WOULD STOP ~~ WHEAT SPECULATION   REPUBLICAN GOVE iRNOR OF KANSAS AGAINST McCRAY'S WAY _ OF MAKING MONEY

GREAT BRITAIN WILL FIGHT INDUSTRY NATIONALIZATION   {Aoyd George Declares This Ameéndment “Challenges the Fabric of  e Government.”

STORY OF CLARA SMITH’S FLIGHT   ‘Denies She Fled With Taxi ' Cab Driver—Says Sister Accompanied Her.   INSISTS SHOOTING WAS “ACCIDENTAL”

NOTE  wT TO E PLEA OF CLARA HANAN   Ardmore Attorney Says ‘Girl _ Not Fugitive From Justice.   WILL BE ACQUITTED   Lawyers Declare Evidence in Case Will Vindicate ~  Innocence.

HLARA SMITH COMING HOME; = WiLL REACH ARDMORE TODA   Returning to City From Whence She Fled. After Killing, of Millionaire Oil Man; To Arrive Ardmore Near Midnight. ;

SHE WILL DEVOTE FUTURE LIFE 10 ATONE PARENTS   GIRL TELLS OF HOSPITALITY OF FRIENDS FOUND IN MEXICO.    She Says All Her Energies Now Will be to Make Parents -.

GLARA BARTON SMITH HAMON WILL PLEAD NOT SUILTY TO MURDER OF JAKE HANUN   is On Lier Way to Ardmore to Stand Trial — Di Not Know Hamon Would Die When She Fled From Ardmore.

CLARA SMITH HAMON TALKS   SHE TELLS OF FRIENDS WHO HELPED HER IN MEXICO, MANY LETTERS

ATTORNEY SAYS ANY JURY WILL ACQUIT WOMAN   CLAIMS GIRL DID NOT KNOW OF HAMON’S DEATH UNTIL SHE WAS IN TEXAS; WILL FACE MURDER CHARGE

CLARA SMITH RESOLVED TO REFORM LIFE   Expresses Determina. tion to. Atone for  Past Deeds.

MIRO. CLARA HAMON WILL ENTER PLEA OF “NOT GUILTY”   Accused Slaye? of Politician and Oil Man Will Fight ©  the Charges.   WOMAN WILL ATONE FOR MISSPENT PAST   Determines Never to Wasté Another Hour of Her — Tifa. f

CLARA SMITH TO SUBMIT A PLEA ‘OF NOT GUILTY IN MURDER CASE      Will Devote Remainder of Hel Career to Atoning to Her Famtly, Woman Says

JAPAN SEEKS A ~‘BLAGE IN: SUN   Tekio. Recalls “Al Ambassadors of a Retiring Disposition,” — : - Says: Report.   Desires to. “Keep Japanese. “Claims: in . the Forefront of International Af~ . fairs—Refers ‘Particularly to © Race Equality Question.

JAPAN TO DECOM MOnt AGGRESOINE   Al} Ambascadors of a Retiring D sposition Recalled.   MEN OF AMBITION NAMED

JAPAN SEEKS A ~ *PLACE IN SUN’   Tokio Recalis All. Ambassadors _. Of:a Retiring Disposition, “Says Report. ,   NAME MEN OF ASSERTIVENESS   Desires to Keep Japanese Ciaims is the Forefront of Intérnational Af. fairs—Reters Particularty to Race Equality Question.

GET GOOD ROADS SPIRIT   ARGENTINANS PORM AnsOCLATION TO FOLLOW LESU OF AMERICA.

MAY BUILD RANGE LINE,   Understand That Remaining Portion: Will Be Contracted in January.

BUILD RANGE LENE,      Understand That themaining Portion: WHI Re Contr

NIT}, GEORG, AND LM   Opinion Is Now That Change Will Be Made ip Demands For War. Guilty  z   FRANCE STANQS ALONE IN PUNITIVE DEMANDS   LLOoYp GHoRGE CHANGES VIEW ON. PUNISHMENT ot GERMANS AND Es SUPPORT: rp Wy NETH.

Allied Leaders Not In Accord In Policie:   Lloyd: George gud Premier NHti Want tu Ease Up on Germany and Kise sia While France Insists on fprastic Actlon

INDICATIONS OF MUCH VARIANCE IN OPINION:   Divergence of Opinions Among Pre miers” Regarding Germany Appears to Be Spreeding.

4001iN PAUL Is DEAD.   Desensist Was One of the Piemeers of Tiyis County.

JON 1.     UL IS: DEAD.   Receased Was One ofthe Pioneers of This Count

WESTERN UNION ASKS INJUNCTION   Te¢graph Company Would Restrain Government Prom Inter-ference With Plans

TELEGRAPH COMPANY ASKS AN INJUNCTION   Would Restrain Daniels, Baker and Colby From Further. interference.

WEQTERN UNION GETO HAUGHTY WITH UNGLE SAW   Commences Action of Injunction Re straining Interference With Cable Landing.

WESTERN. UNION STARTS NEW FIGHT IN COURTS   Wants Protection. from Secre taries of State; War and Navy,

WESTERN UNION ASK INJUNCTION   Would Restrain Secretaries Interfering With Connecting Cables.

WESTERN UNION SEEKS. “TO ENJOIN OFFICIALS   Asks Restraining Order Against Secretaries of State, War ! and Navy

WESTERN UNION CO. SUES STATE DEPT.   Asks Injunction Forbidding U. S. Interfering With Landing Of Cable From Barbados.

Western Union Asks Restraining Orded Against Cov. ~ ernment Interfererice.

WESTERN UNION  ASKS INJUNCTION   7 eegraph Company Would Re. sirain Government Prom Inter-~ ference With

INJUNCTION 1S NOW SOUGHT BY WESTERN UNION   Asks That Secretaries of Navy State and War be Enjoined   Thinks Colby  Intends Teariig Up Cables

WESTERN UNION (9 AFTER INJUNCTION      WOULD RESTRAIN OFFICIALS FROM INTERFERING WITH CABLE CONNECTION

WESTERN UNION TAKES FIGHT WITH OLBY _ Mt ASKING ~ FOR AN INIUNCTION   Would Restrain Sectetary of State and Secretary of Navy From Cable [uterference

WESTERN UNION _ DENIES U.S. CAN BLOCK CABLE!   Sues to . Restrain, Govern. ment from. Interfering With  Pies Pens Dvlelen da ae

LABOR CHANGES ENDORSEMENT   Waterloo Federation Aband. ons Kendall and is for Herring.

U. S$. OWES $24,698,000,000   Uncle Sam Pays $705,660,000 During Month of March to Reduce the “"~ National Debt.

RATIFICATION TD BE LAST GHAPTE      Final Act Will Restore Before War Reaticns B-tween France and. Germany..

GERMANY MAKES NO PLANS FOR FUTURE   Lersner Knows Nothing About Nation’s Peace Preparations   HAVE NAMED NO ENVOY

NO PLAN TO RESUME PEACE RELATIONS   Germany Has Given No Indi cation Of Attitude Toward France.

NO ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR PEACE BY CERMANY   ' Has Taken No Steps to Resumi  Pre-War Status Today So Far As Known.  ,   VERSAILLIES TREATY 1S TO BE SIGNED AT PARIS   Kurt Von Lersner Denied He Was Appointed First Charge D’‘Affaires,   IS CONFINED TO HIS ROOM   When Pact is Signed Clemenceau Will Deliver Letter on His Policy.

QIK IN ONE FAMILY IN PUBLICITY FIELD   MISS FERN M’GUIRE IS ELECTED EDITOR OF FRANKLIN COLLEGE ANNUAL

Prohibition Officers Grab 3000 Gallons of Liquor In San Francisco

WHISKEY CAR FOUND IW AAYARD   Prohibition Officers Grab 3000 Gallons of Liquor In San Francisco

SISTERS ARE FREE AFTER TEN YEARS   Veere Kidnaped From Home and Penned in Madhouse— Fortune Lost. 

SISTERS JAILED INMADHOUSE TEN YEARS WHILE KIDNAPERS SQUANDERED THEIR MILLIONS      +“ :  Moving Picture” Tragedy in Real Life is Brought to Light in New York Insane Asylum Through the Efforts of an Honest Nurse Who Knew Her Patients Were  Not [I anatice

YEARS IN ASYLUM! ILLEGALLY BUT FREE ATLAST   Aged Sisters Held As Insane And Million Fortune Has Shrunk to $30,000

BRUSH SISTERS Wik   Released by - Court Afte: Spending Ten Years in . Insane Asylum

SISTERS HELD'10: YEARS IN ASYLUM VICTIMS OF LAW   Should Have ‘Been Confined aiulp 10 Days; Great Wealth Has Dwindled'

SISTERS ARE RELEASED FROM NEW YORK ASYLUM   Court's Opinion ‘Says Miskes Phoebe and Ada Brush I1legally Confined.

ONCE HEIRESSES   Two Women Are Ordered Released From Hospital For Insane.

HARDING REPLIES TO WOOD   Time To Return To a Republican Ad. ministration and Constitutional Government At Washington.

HARDING REPLY TO GEN, WOOD'S CONCRATULATION   Want. to Return.:.to .“Constitutional Government”? Which Was Concept of Founding Fathers

HARDING REPLIES TO GENERAL WOOD'S TELEGRAM   Both Interested in Same Great Good To Common Cause—Restore Republican Party.

WOOD'S WIRE IS ANSWERED BY HARDING   Hopes He Will Stich Through in Fight For Election.

Harding Exchanges Good Wishes With Gen.Wood   Tells Gerleral He Knows Both Are Interested in Restoration of Republican Administration; Stories That Harding Was Born in a Log Cabin Not True, Says Nominee.

SLOW DECLINE IN PRICES IS THE PREDICTION   In the Monthly Report of the Sevent! Annual Reserve Balk at Chicago

SPECULATORS SELL MUCH STOCK HERE   Iowa Farmers Bought $200,000 Worth in April Alone.

CONTINUAL FALL IN PRICES PREDICTED BY BANK REPORT   OF SEVENTH FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TIGHTENING OF LOANS Is REPORTED

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 0% CHICAGO PREDICTS LOWER PRICES TQ CON TENER.   FIGHTING OF LOANS ‘CON FINCES WITH DEMAND FOR MONEY HEAVY.

BANKERS THINK PRICE DECLINE WILL CONTINUE   Loans Tightened; Demant for Money Grows, Says Federal Reserve Report   FARMERS CAUTIONED AGAINST SPECULATION   SITUATION IS WITHOUT PREC. EDENT; DEMAND FOR CRED. IT OUTSTRIPS ANY TOTAT, IN HISTORY.

rm x         Federal Reserve Bani  i Makes Report                          Shoe and Textile Indus try Hard Hit

_ The weathef report as received at the U. S. Fish Hatchery today is as follows:  Generally fair and continued cold tonight and Saturday.   Amendments. in Doubt

CHART TO SFOT CRIMINALS.      Chicago Chief Orders Report . or  i Every Mave.

MINE RESCUE GAR TO VISIT QUGGER   INSTRUCTION IN FIRST AID TC BE GIVEN BY EXPERTs— FREE, TO MINERS

INDUSTRIES ARE. IN SURE DANGER   Bankruptcy Threatens it Nearly Dozen Lines   Jr Modified Giving Preference to Eastern Coal Mines in As. signment of Cars—Willard Does Not Seem to Agree— Threat to Carry Case Be. vond Commission

JECLART BUSINESS [) BE THREATENED   commission Asked to Revoke Preferential Order.   cHANGE 1S NOT INDICATED   Speakers at Hearing Declare “Their dndustries Will be Foreee to Close Down Un Action is Modified— gegards Assigning Cars to Fastern Mines.

HEAR PROTEST ON PRIORITY ORDER   Dealers In Building Material Say Their Business Will Soon Be Ruined

WANT SHIPPING ORDER MODIFIED   Representatives of a Dozen Big Industries Heard,   ‘SAY BUSINESS 1S THREATENED

Declaring Their Business Is Threatened With Destruction, Representatives of Dozen Industries Appeal for Relief  Eliminate Delays, Suggests Willard   BUILDING SUPPLIES AFFECTED

WANT 1. G. 6. CORL DADER RESCINDED   REPRESENTATIVES OF NUMBER OF INDUSTRIES DECLARE THEY FACE RUIN,

ONTRACTORS rel SHORTAGE OF CARS: VERY: KEENLY   Appear Before Interstate Com merce, Commission, Demazding Immediate-Relief

MAKE PROTESTS AGAINST ORDCR ASSIGNING CARI   Commerce Commis sion Told Rule is Ruinous   WANT ALL ROAD MATERIAL MOVED

BUILDERS YELL. AS COAL MINES GET MOST CARS   Dozen Construction Industrie Say They Face Absolute  Tie-un   ASK FOR FLAT CARS   WANT INTERSTATE COMMERCE BODY TO RESCIND OR MODIFY COAL SHIPPING ORDER

ASK I. C. C- T0 REVOKE COAL SHIPMENT ORDER   Modification Imperative to Save In dustries From Destruction, Officials Assert.

BUSINESS FIRMS PROTEST ORDE   DECLARE RULING ON OPEN TOP CARS DESTROYING THEIR INDUSTRIES

HARDING-GOOLIDGE TICKET ENDORSED AY PROGRESSIVES   Assured of Support of Old Roosevelt Leaders Without Exception.   NOMINEE SPENDS QUIET BUT EXTREMELY BUSY DAY   Will H. Hays Chairman, and T. Coleman Dupont, of Republican National Committtee, Expected in Marion Saturday to Discuss Plans.

COAL PREFERENCE ORDER THREATENING: INDUSTRIES   MANY BUSINESSES ASK TO HAVE IT MODIFIED BUT IT IS THOUGHT NECESSARY TO CONTINUE SYSTEM FOR TIME

RESULT MEANS NOTHING—COX   Democratic Nominee Says Maine Elec. tlon Figures Do Not Sur. prise Him,

Politics Pop Over U.S.  EERE KHES KHER EHH KEKE G. O. P. Sti * .O. P. Still Has Maine KXEKEEEEE KEKKEEKEE HREEEEEEE  Illinois Votes Wednesday

MAINE IS SWEPT BY REPUBLICANS   ESTIMATED. PARKHURS1 HAS 65,000 LEAD FOR GOVERNOR.

MAINE'S ELECTION NO INDICATION OF VICTORY, SAYS GOK   Went Republican in 1916 anc Wilson Was Elected, Cox Statement Points Out.

GOV. COX IS NOT ALARMED   Declares the Maine Election Result Doesn’t Mean Anything.

NOT SURPRISED BY MAINE   Cox Declares Republican Majority Accounted for by Augmented Total Vote.

JESSE-POMEROY TO MAKE “DEBUT” - IN'PRISON SHOW   Boy Murderer, Now Ol Man, ‘Will. Be Minstrel  : . in CDRaelactawy

40 Years Alone   Life Convict in Public View After Long Term in Solitary Confinement.

vr Appears In Public After an Years  Soldary Confinemon         a

TRIED TO -ESCAPE PRISON      Paul De Mott. American Correxsponudent, Wan Shot While Fleeing Beawm Wesel _

LEUTTWITZ AND AIDES SEEKING NEW REVOLUTION   Bavaria and Southern States May Attempt Secession Now.

AMERICAN KILLED BY GERMANS   Yank Newspaper -Corresponden Shot by Prison Guards

Gen. Von - Luettwitz Said to Be Active in South German States.   CHARGE FRANCE TRIES TO CAUSE SEPARATION   Allies Permit Germans t Keep Troops in Ruhr District,

HARDING'S PLAN OF LEAGUE GONE OVER BY MINDS   RECEIVES WIDE DIFFERENCES OF OPINIONS FROM SENATOFPS NEW AND REED

PRESIDENT-ELEGT GIVEN OWERGENT VIEWS ON LEAGUE   Confers With Senators Nev and Reed and Nicholas Murray Butler.   WORKING ALONG HOPEFUL LINES, ALL THREE THINK   Each, However, Advances Hi: Own Idea of What Shouk be Made Basis and Form oi Any National Agreement t« Promote Peace.

FEWER FUR BEARING ANIMALS PENNED UE   Game Wardens See in This Evidence of Better Understanding of State Law on Subject   WHAT CUSTOM FORMERLY WAS

FEWER FUR BEARING ANIMALS PENNED UI      Game Wardens Say There Is A Better Understanding About Law in This Respect.

JOHNSON’S MAJORITY GROWS   Thousand California Precincts Are Miccing.

CALIFORNIA SAYS JOHNSON   Senator From the Far West Has Over. whelming Lead.

Grand Jury Investigating Bomb Explosion Found No Clues to the Perpetrators.

INQUIRY FAILS 10 PRODUCE EVIDENCE   er of New York Explosion Expected to End Today With Nothing Accomplished   BOMB WARNING AT BROOKLYN

GRAND JURY STARTS PROBE OF EXPLOSION   OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION IS BEGUN INTO BLAST WHICH SPREAD DEATH IN  Yr TAD

GOING BEFORE JURY   WALL STREET EXPLOSION TO BE INVESTIGATED.   Man Who Warned Friends Is To Artive Today, r

MAN HUNT WIDENS ih BOMB QUI   Extend Search to West ern Points   FISCHER RETURNED

WARN BROOKLYN POST OFFICE   Gravd Jury Will Compleie Probe oi Bomb Explosion in New York Today.

NEW WARNING S SENT OUT   PROOCKELYN POSTORFICE WARN. ED WILL BE BLOWN UP SATURDAY MORNING   MITTLE EVIDENCE FOUND   ! , The Grand Jury Inyastte ating the  Wall Screct Explosions, Parst Week Expect. fo Complete Tts Work Today.—Patls to De velon Clew.  ;

Cleveland, Brooklyn, Boston, Fall River and Bedford Are Menaced by Radicals Who Threaten Bomb Qutrages..   GRAND JURY PROBES _”; WALL STREET BLAST   New York Jury Endeavors to Fix Biame; Detectives .of City and Nation Seek Per. petrators of Crime. *

BOMB PROBE REPORT DUE FROM JURY   Expect Findings Will B Disclosed Today By Investigators.

MORE THREATS OF EXPLOSION   Card Dropped in Brooklyn Postoffice Believed to be Only Hoax by Police.   THREATEN BOSTON MAYOR   New York Grand Jury Expected to End Its Investigation During Day.

FOOTBALL PLAYER 15  DYING   George Gipp of Notre Dame Glub In Hard Fought Battle With ; Preumonia.

FOOTBALL STAR MAY DIE.   Little Hope Held for Recovery of Fa. mous Notre Dame Star.

CONVICT BROOKLYN MAN   Undortakor Charged > With Having Caused Death of Ten.

‘Convict Undertaker In Cases Growing ' Out Of ‘- * Wood Alcohol Deaths

. am a GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE.   New York Undertaker Charged  With Providing Death Liquor.

Undertaker Charged With Larceny of Wood Alcohol Gets Light Sentences

Brooklyn Distributer of “Coroner's Cocktaile” Te Gantenced ta Pricer

Une Mere’ ‘Stith in in Wel : frage Colum Dale eke och Are N eeded.

OKLAHOMA ADOPTS SUFFRAGE,   House Passed Bill By Overwhtiming tata 76 to 4. .

STRANGLED TO — DEATH IN WOOD   BODY OF DEAD WOMAN FOUND BY HUNTERS IN CLUMP OF TREES

BODY OF STRANGLED WOMAN   Found By Hoenters in Chomp of Trees on Staten Iand.

HUNTERS FIND WOMAN'S BODY ON STATEN ISLAN   Had Been Strangled t to Death With Piece of Rane.

Big Carranzista Blow On Sonora Insurgents  Planned, El Paso Word

PLANS UNDERWAY TO BEGIN A¢ T3QN BEFORE THE RANT * WRATHER SPARES.   The Division Wi Ré Heated by Gen

OFFENSIVE SOOK   Complete Division Will Ee Throws Against ithe Revolutionists of -Sanora    GENER: AL DIGCEZ IN  r COMMAND OF FORCES   Americans Leave City of Matazion an the West Coast—Will Reach  ~ States Tomorrow

agar  CARRANZATO ATTAGK WIT ANEW OWVISION   Bombing Planes Will Be Used by Mexico in Attacking Rebels

WILLIS SPRAIS AT PET TSR   Ohio Senatorial Candidate Opens Caonpcaien In Kansis

OUTEINE PROGRAM OF STUDIES   Lenders of National Catholie Pdacatonal Association Finish Work,

Tight Line Is Drawn About Three Sides of City; Fac-  tories Are Taken :   CITY CAPTURED, SAYS PREMIER OF ITALY   DENSE. SMOKE VEILS CITY Ab  MINES ARE EXPLODED ANT BRIDGES BLOWN UP TO IM PEDE ADVANCE

Italian Forces Are In Certain Parts of Fiume Which Is Expected to Capitulate Sometime This Afternoon,

TROOPS MINE BUILDING: IN FHUME   D’Annunzio Forces Preparing for Last Stand as Blockade Tightens

Regular Troops Fight Way Into Outskirts of Rebellious City,   CITY WELL BARRICADED   Poet-General. Puts His War Training Into Use in Defending His City.

FARMERS WILL ASK LIVESTOCK FIGURE!   Consider. Marketing Prob.  lems at Chicago.

REPUBLICANS DAY OF JO}   Planned, Labored and Paid for Victory in. Maine, Says White

MAING TE GULT NUT UA GAG  ASSERTS WHIT   REPUBLICANS PAID FOR VIE.  TOKY AND OLGHT TO ENTO) If, SAYS DEWOCRAT.

DEMOCRATS SERIOUSLY ARE IN NEED OF COIN   Chairman White Says Maine Was a Luxury Democrat Could Not Afford.

VICTORY IN MAIN   PLANNED, LABORED AND PAID FOR SAYS WHITE   DNLY ONE OBJECT IN VIEW   Hope To Influence Country Trend la Republican In Big Race

WHITE NOT WORRIED.   Democratic Castrman Says Maine Vietery Achieved at Cost.

WHITE'S COMMENT      Democratic Chairman Says Op. ponents Planned and Paid ier Victory

‘MAINE LANDSLIDE G.0,P STRATEGY’   George White Gives Views on Opposition Victory   NATURAL RESULT, HE SAYS   Declares Democrats Could Dc Same in Another State

WHITE INSISTS G.0.P. SUCCESS NOT INDICATIVE   Democratic Chainnan oays Maine Republican State And Big Sums of Money Used   Predicts Democratic Rejoicing On “Certain Morning In November.”

REPUBLICANS SWEEP STATE OF MAINE . BY GREATEST MAJORITY IN HISTORY   WHITE'S COMMENT      Democratic Chairman Says Op. ponents Planned and Paid for Victory:

State of Maine Prepared for Election by G. QO. P.'s to Lead Nation to Get Wrong Trend  CHAIRMAN WHITE SPEAKS  “We Shall Get Votes for the League from Thousands Who Vaated Yeacterdsav’’ He Said

DEMOCRATS NOT UNEASY OVER THE. “MAINE ELECTION   LEADERS ASSEERT DAY OF RE JOICING FOR DEMOCRATS WILL OOME IN MONTH OF NOVEMBER

REPUBLICANS IN MAINE WIN WITH LARGEMAJORITY   Indications Are That All Dem. ocratic Candidates Were  Defeated Monday.

APPEAL TO AMERICA   ‘Great Hearted America Alone Can Save Millions Of Underfed Chil dren- County Organization.

Shippiag Hoard Steamer Poughkeepsie at Norfolk. Va., With Seamen Under Arrest.

REBEL SAILORS PORT INIRONS   erie end  34 LAND IN CHAINS AFTER HIGH SEA MUTINY ABOARD SHIPING BOARD STEAMER.

CREW OF SHIP MUTINILS.   shipping Roard Steamship Ponghkeopsie Arrives at Norfolk.

All of Which Clearly  Indicates That Harding fa Dafentod Alvand:

MARY AND DOUG HAVE MARRIED   PLAN TO SPEND SEVERAL MONTHS HONEYMOON IN EUROPE

FIVEU. S. SOLDIERS DIE IN FIRE   Which Destroyed Replacement Bor  praokea ins W dastivcicétmk

NOTE OF WARNING BY ROCKEFELLER   Jealousy, suspicion, Fett ness and Misunderstandings Must Not be Allowed tc Creep Into Laymen’s Move.

ROCKEFELLER WARNS NATIONAL LAYMED   Sounds Solemn Note Concerning the Future of the Inter-Church Movement.

ROCKEFELLER, JR. WARNS LAYMEN OF PETTYNESS   Declares Devil Will Use In genui ty to Attack

GENERAL WAN ZANDT TQ BE NOMINATED 10 REA GONFEDERATE VETERAN,   FORT WORTH MAN NOT A CANDI  DATE BUT FRIENDS INSIST ON HIS ELECTION.

u C. V. OFFICERS   NAMED TODAY   Selection of Next Con vention City Is Also   to Be Made

PERSIA FACES GRAVE STATI   Attitude of Bolsheviki and Af. ghans is Becoming Daily More Menacing.

We Are Willing To Trust These Mer   At The Present Time It Will Be Well If The People Of The U Sof A Take Mr. Bellamy’s Advice

COAL PRODUCTION REACHES NEW HIGH POINT FOR YEAR   During Four Consecutive Weeks Daily Output Has Averaged Better Than 2,000,000 Tons, Geological Survey Report Shows, 

SOFT GOAL PRODUCTION ATTAINS NEW MAXIMUN   Output For Week.OF Oct. 30 Wa:  12,338,000 -Tons.

SOFT GOAL OUTPUT BOOSTED    Production Reacher 12,336,000 Tons for Week of October 8O—New Maximtim for Year.

SOFT COAL OUTPUT BOOSTED   Production Reaches 12,838,000 Ton for Week of October 30-—-New Maximum for Year.

MEXICAN REVOLT STILL SPREADING   More Than 50,000 Troops Join Revolution Forces; Big Battle Impends.

THE REVOLT SPREADS   The Upristre Against Carruma ft: Gainiys in Power and Winning Mans, Seldiers,

CARRANZA NEAR END OF HES ROPE   THOUSANDS MORE FECERAL SOL. DIERS DESERT TO SONORA FORCES TODAY

More Defections F r o m Federal Army Reported as Unrest Grows Over the Country

NEW FORGES ARE LINED UP WITH SUNURA   Mexico Now Divided Into Four Different Mililarv Zones   FIGHT FOR MAZATLAN IN SINALOA LOOMS      Rebels Cut Railway Lines; Col. Brecda Joins Revollers

90,000 CARRANZA TROOPS IN REVOLT WITH OBREGON   sonora Rebels Have Now Strengthened Their Army Greatly in. Defense Against Federal Troops.

“MEXICAN REVOLT GROWS   Virst Decisive Engagement Ex. pected at Mazatlan

THOUSANDS IN MEXICAN REVOLT   Defections From Carranze Army Reach &0,000.   NEARLY HALF 60 TO SONORA   Clash Between Seceding State and Federal Forces Is Expected at Nazatlan.

MEX. REVOLT IS GROWING   Over 50,000 Mexican Soldier: Are in Revolt Against the Government.

CARRANZA'S MEN AN OPEN REVOLT   Nearly 50,000 Bolt Against Government; Half Join the . Revolutionists.   AWAITING FIRST BATTLE

50,000 REBELS FIHT FOR KEY 10 MEYICAN COAST   FIRST DECISIVE ENGAGE. MENT EXPECTED AT MAZATLAN, WESTTREN PORT.   PFVOLTGROWS   Sonora Troops Fortify Mow: tain Passes Against Carranza Advance.

NEWS OF MORE REVOLT CHEER SONORA FORGE   Two Thousand Federals Said to Have Joined Bandit Leader Villa   MAYO INDIANS TCG TAKE PART IN FRAY   Carranza General Claims to Be Not Alarmed by Latest  Developments

30,000 TROOPS IN REVOLT.   Anti Carranza Forces Said to Be Gaining Strength Rapidly Several States Join.

SOLD EXICO MII / IPRISING   FIRST DECISIVE ENGAGEMENT OF REVOLUTION EXPECTED AT MAZATLAN SOON,

OVER 50,000 IN MENICAN REVOLT FLORES AE VANCES   FIRST DECISIVE BATTLE IS EXPECTED SOON AT MAZATLAN PORT.

25,000 MEN HAVE JOINED THE SONORAN REVOLUTIONISTS.   AMERICANS LEAVE MAZATLAN

Fifty Thousand In Revolutionary Army   That Is the Reperg Brom West Coast of Meyico—Becisive Ing nent Between Bebels and Gov't Proops Expected.

SONORA ARMY GAINS HOST OF RECRUITS   Report Forces of General  Flores Crawling On to Attack Mazatlan   AWAILT DECISIVE BATILE      Victory Would Give Rebels Key to Whole West Coast of Mexica

00,000 MEXICANS JONN REVOLUTION   Sonora Armies Advancing  — $lowly Toward Mazatlan : and Manzanillo.

MORE JOIN SONORA REBELS   Federals Deserting to Villa Forces ir Mexico—General Gomez and Command Revolt.

NINETEEN MEN SINK WITH SHIF   RESCUE SHIPS CONTINUE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING,

PROBABLE LOSS “Hou          Rescue Ships Ce cin The Seach Fot!Miss  PROBE OF SINKING. WELI-UNDER,WAY   Authorities At Loss To Explain Cause of Collision \ ‘At Sen. . ;

PROBE IS BEGUN OF SHIP'S SINKING IN NARRAGANSET]   Nineteen Members of the Cape Fear Crew Missing Today

MANY MEN LOST WHEN STEAMER CAPE FEAR SINKS      LN INVESTIGATION WAS BEGUN TODAY BY THE UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD.      Fifteen Members of Crew Saved Their Lives by Jumping Into Narragansett Bay.

BEGIN INVESTIGATION INTO SINKING OF SHIF   Believe 19 Members of Sunken Ship Perished In Water: Of Narragansett Bay—Search Being Made For Missing Men.

Scientific Expedition Backer by Quarter Million Fund.toExplore Asiatic’ ‘Wilds  “*

Prehistoric Man to Be Sought by Expeditior   CENTRAL ASIA TO BE EXPLORED FOR MISSING IN ANCESTRY OF RACE—NATURAL HISTORY EXPERTS AND COWBOYS WILL GO, TOO, T@ RUN DOWN MANY WILD ANIMALS THERE.

FIVE YEAR SEARCH IS PLANNED FOR THE “NEAR MAN” SCIENTISTS CLAIM AS MAN’S RUDE FORBEAR

“VE YEAR SEARCH A MISSING LIN 1 CENTRAL ASIA   ~eriean Expedition iso Seeks Golden \jonkeys and Long Haired Tigers.

eiigaody py amaobrbigg ee gonial des — aay HOPE TO! FIND BONES OF PREHISTORIC ANCESTOR OF MAN EXPEDITION TO "PENETRATE REMOTE ‘REGIONS OF. ASIA

INFLICT HEAVY L033 ON ENEMY AT BUG RIVER   Key Defenses of Warsaw are Now Better Protected from Flank Attack.

HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED BY POLES AS BOLSHEVIKI DRIVE HARD FOR. CAPITAL

POLES WIN BACK GROUND   Inflict Heavy Losses on Soviet Forces in Bug Region.

HEAVY LOSSES ARE INFLICTED ON BOLSHEVIK   Reports of City’s Fall Are Questioned in Later  Bulletins.

Ble BATTLE BEGINS [NW VALLEY OF BU   POLES WIN BACK IMPORTANT PO _ SITIONS FROM BOLSHEVIX FORCES,

TWIN CITIES  Will DAV HATE 1) ee4Bs i FRA garecas  OF ALL THE COST   President of Mississippi Water ways Asso. Says Twin Citie: Are in Pocket and Can Ge Out Only By River.

TWIN CITIES WILL PAY HALF OF ALL THE COST   President of Mississippi Waterways Asso. Says Twin Cities Are in Pocket and Can Get Out Only By River.

FOUND STRANGLED.   Yeung Woman Killed at Chicago— Robbery Believed Motive.

‘DRY’ LAW AGENTS ARE BEING ARMED BYU.S.FOR WAR   Guns and Ammunition to Be Given Whisky Detective Farce. -

DRY LAW AGENTS PREPARING FOR WAR “EVENTUALITI S’   Returns From Thirty-Threa Massachy setts Towns Reveal Majority in Favor of ‘*Wets.’'

AMERICANS INVITED 10 ENTER MEXICO AND JOM IN ALL LINES OF TRADE   INVITATION FROM COMMERCIAI AGENT OF CONSTITUTIONALISTS IS CORDIAL.

KRAMER SPREADS NET TO CATCH WHISKY SELLERS   Concentrates Agents fo Swift Cleanups in Seven  T aroa f irisac

ITALY PLANNING BREAT THINGS FAR 1991 PROGRAM   Would Bring Americans to Italy Show Conditions of Country.

ITALIANS BASE HIGH HOPES ON INCOMING YEAF   Government Believes Poli tical And Economic Aspect Bright.

ITALY HAS ~ AIGH HOPES   lt is in the Settlement of the   Adriatic Question.   NT HAS HELPED BUSINESS   Noticeable in’ Al! Lines of Em deavor—No Chance for a Revolutivua Now,

TALIANG HOPEFUL OF RETTER FUTURE   seaweed  EXPECT NEW YEAR TO SEE 4 STRONGER AND A’ UNITED ITALY FACING WORLD.

COMPLETE PRACTICE   ened  Cornell and Pennsy Ready for Today's Struggle

WIRELESS TO GUIDE FLYERS   Patrol! Pianes on the Mexican Borde Are Equipped With Radio Sets.

HOTEL CLERK iH0TS CASH 2OX-ESCAPES   oclieve Thief at Grand liotel a Jail-BreakAlso.

HOTEL CLERK LOOTS GASH BOX-ESCAPES   Believe Thief at Grane Hotel a Jail-Breaker Also.

SOUND BASIS POR BUSINESS   NEW YORK BANKERS BEBLIEVE 1921 OUTLOOK IS HEALTHFUL,   ‘DEFLATION PLAYS GOOD PART   LOOSENED SPECULATIVE GRIP ON BASIC COMMODITIES,   Credit Will Be More Flexible in the Ceomima Year, According to Faatern Financters—All Muat Share in Outs.

Business Crises Caused: by Retrenchments Are Be- } lieved to be Past

AMERICAN INDUSTRY ABLE TO RECUPERATE RAPIDLY, ASSERTION         Credit Will Be More Flexible Durin, Year Beginning Tomorrow, Say Financiers of the East

EADING AUTHORITIES SAY: BUSINESS HAS NAUGHT. TO FEAR IN 192;   New York Bankers Point Out That Federal Reserve Sys“tem Has Prevented Panic as It Was Intended to and That Conditions Are Retarning to beta Level Even ~“Baster Than Expected.

SOUND BASIS 1 BEING CREATED FOR BUSINESS   New York Bankers Are Optimistic Over Conditions for 192%.   SAY CREDIT WILL BE MORE FLEXIBLE   Business Crisis, Precipitated By Retrenchments, Has Been Passed.

BUSINESS IN ——GOMING YEAR   Financial Leaders See Pericd o! Prosperity Anead.   SPECULATORS ARE LOSING THEIR GAIP   Emelovers and Workers Must Stand Together.   Believed Business Crisis Due te Retrenchment is Now Passed. Turn of Business Tide Is Near. Observers Think.

NATION'S. BANKERS PREDICT IMPROVED BUSINESS IN 1921   Country’s Credit Will be Mor Flexible’ and Conditions Stabilized   UNDERLYING  PRINCIPLES POINT TO PROSPPPTTY   Same Opition Expressed by  Leading Financiers From  New York to Chicago and SanF rancisco

LEADING BANKERS OF AMERICA IN ~ STATEMENT TODAY PREDICT WAVE a OF PROSPERITY FOR THE NEW YEAR

IEW YORK-BANKERS SAY BASIS CREATED. FOR MORE STABLE BUSINESS DURING 199

ENTRIES IN BALLOON AACE TAKE THE AIR   TWENTY “THOUSAND” PERSONS . VIEW STARTS MADE AT. "INTERVALS."

HARTS SAYS CONDITIONS AT PARIS IMPROVED AFTER HE TOOK THE COMMANLE

VETO COMING IN KNOX BILL SAY RUMORS   Wilson Now Answering Congress. After Action on Resolution.

SUGAR REFINERS MEET WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL 70 DISCUSS SITUATION   CONFERENCE BEING HELD 1} WASHINGTON TODAY BEHIND CLOSED DOORS,

SUGAR PROBLEM IS DISCUSSED WITH REFINERS   Conference With Assistant At torney General Behind Closec Doors.   Price May Not Even be Taken Up 'Tis Said.

MEET TO PLAN MORE “SUGAR   Refiners In Conference With Assistan Attorney Gonoral at Wash. AM yy ington,

OWT PEER   Conference With Assistant Attorney General Behind Closed   Price May Not Even be Taker  Up 'Tis Said.

SUGAR GOES UP ONE CENT TODA’   PRICE BOOMS AS REFINERS ARE CALLED INTO H. C. L. SESSION AT CAPITAL THIS MORN

SUGAR REFINERS CONVENE   Meet with Department of Justice Agent to Discuss Situation Betterment

a  TALKING ABOUT SUGAR.   The Government, Thinks the Mahi ~ Thing Is te Get a Sapply.

ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLS IN REFINERS. TO DISCUSS SUPPLY; - SECONDARY ATTENTION TO PRICE

10 GUT NUMBER OF LIQUOR DEALERS   Prohibition Agents Claim  Wholesalers Make Enforce: ment Dificul.

U. S. MAY CLAMP LID ON  - WHOLESALERS OF LIQUOR      Rigid Restriction of Permits to Dealers Is Planned by  Prohibition Enforcement:Bureau as Means to Pre ~ vent “Leak”—To Curtail Licenses—Charge Bootleggers Complicate Law in Baltimore.

WILL RIGIDLY RESTRICT ISSUANCE OF PERMITS   Elimination of the Wholesale Liquor Dealer Would Simplify Prohibition Enforcement

A HEAVIER WEIGHT ON THE LIQUOR LID   WHOLESALE DEALER TO BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS,   Declared by Prohibition Enferee ment Offi.-ers to Be Never-ending Seurce of Trouble—Maintaim Closer Watch.

MAY ELIMINATE ALE LIQUOX WHOLESALER   Commissioner Issues Order for Rigic Permit Restricton—Says Dealers Dodge Law,

TULSA. OKL., HAS A LYNSHING   Mob of Two Thousand Pets a White Wen ¢n22n Men th _

OFFICERS ARE JVERPOWERED BY CHIZENS   fom Owens, Charged With Killing Taxi Driver, Is Dragged From Cell and Hanged to Tree After Grim Parade — Protests Innocence,

CROWD OF 2,000 SEIZE WHITE MAN   Tom Owens, AcCused ot Murdering Taxicab Driver Is Taken From County Jail by Masked Men and Hanged.

LYNCH WHITE MAN   Mob in Tulsa, Okla., Kills Slay ar aft RPawirah Tivsiver

TODAY BhiNGS MORE SLASHING OF FRIGES   Columbus Feels the Effect of   Descending Trend of Werchandise Prices.

DENIES RATE ‘INCREASE,   Ohio Commission Doesn't Want In trastate Rail Charges Hikea.

HIDDEN ASSETS ARE NOW SOUGHT   I Which are Said to Be in Bank ' Under the Name of Ponzi’s Wife.   ITALIAN FINANCIER LANGUISHES IN JAI,   Another Get-Rich-Quick Fel low Rival to Ponzi, is Also Locked Tv.

EDWARDS FINDS SOME FAVOR   Sefttiment for Jersey Governor in  Minnesota.

TO REPRIMAND SIMMS   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR _INTRODI'CES SEVERE RESOLUTION.   He Declares That the Admiral Has Violated Official) Confidence and Deserves Severe Rebuke.

SCORE SIMS FOR ATTACK ON DANIELS   Charges Solicit Condemna:. tion of Nation Says Walsh  “BETRAYED ORDERS”   Lodge and McCormick Object to Res. elution. Hale Takes Responsibility jor Sims” Letter,

SCORE ADMIRAL SIMS IN SENATE. FOR DISCLOSURE   Walsh Introduces Resos lution But It is > Checked — :   TO GIVE HIM CHANCE

REBUKE TO SIMS IS URGED IN SENATE   Resolution Hits the Admiral! for Alleged Breach of Confidence— Lodge to Defense.

SOLON SCORNS NAY HEAD WHO BARED SCANDAL   Would Make Admiral Object of Contempt for Revealing Secrets of Great Importance.  HAS RESOLUTION

CONDEMNATION OF SIMS LETTER IS MADE IN SENATE   Walsh Offers Resolu  tion Declaring Action Merits Disapproval.

PUBLIC GENSURE OF ADMIRAL SMS [3 URGED BY WALSH   His Resolution to Tha Effect Is Blocked By Sen. Lodge.

BESOILUTION OF OF CENSIIRE   SIMS BARED INSIDE WORKINGS OF NAVY DEPARTMENT.   REVELATIONS STIRRING UP DIPLOMATS.   Walsh Introduced Resolution in the Senate Deploring Action of Sims In Making Public Confideptial Instructions.

REVELATIONS OF SIMS ASSAILED   Walsh, Democrat, Introduces Resolution Condemning Admiral’s Action.

DENGUNGES SINKS FOR HVULGING iS. ORDERS RELATING TD PRLIGIES   SENATOR LODGE BLOCKS IMMEDI ATE CONSIDERATION OF Tike WALSH RESOLE TION,

SENATOR WALSH ‘WOULD CONDEMN ADMIRAL SIMS   Offers Resolution Disapprovins Making Public Confiden- « tial Instructions.   CONSIDERATION IS BLOCKED   Senator Hale Says Letter Refer ring to British Was Read at His Request.

Senator Heaps Universal Condemnation upon Sims For Telling Navy Secrets   Walsh Offers Resolution Scoring Disclosures by. Rear Admiral Lodge Objects; Immediate Consideration Is Denied.

WOULD CENSURE SIMS FOR TELLING STATE-SECRETS   Senator Walsh Offers Res olution to Reprimand Ad miral For Telling Abou His Instructions Fron  ” Daniele.

AFTER ADMIRAL SIMS’ GOAT   Demotratic Senator Would Censure Him.   REPUBLICANS TO RESCUI   Objection on Ground That Resolution Gave Admiral No Opportunity for Defense.

ntroduced in Senate by Mr. Walsh, Member of Naval : Committee—Letter of Ad ‘miral Quoted—Resolution eOnag Quay

CONDEMN SIMS FOR EXPOSURE SENATOR WALSH   Democrat Introduces Resolution, But It Is Denied Immediate Hearing.

SIMS ACTION SHARPLY + ANTAGKED BY SENATO      Resolution Introduced Would Con demn Reading of Departmental Tustructions to Admiral.

Walsh Condemns Admiral for Breaking Confidence; Lodge Rushes to Defense.   Idaho Senator Says Admonition Was All Right and ts Sorry Danicis Denies It-——General Barnett Takes Issue With Sims.

PUBLIC CENSURE OF SIMS IS INVITED. BY SENATE RESOLUTION   Democratic Members of Naval Com mittee Score Admiral

RESOLUTION TO SENATE SCORES ADMIRAL, SIMS   SENATOR WALSH PROPOSES CON DEMNATION FOR LETTING  mia ttaAld ee. a! ee

RESOLUTION INTRODUCED   Condemning Rear Admiral Sims for Recent Testimony

SENATOR WALSH ‘AIAS A CENSURE IN SIMS PROBE   RESOLUTION, CONDEMNS ADMIRAL FOR MAKING _INSTRUCTIONS PUBLIC   CALL COMMANDER OF THE MARINE CORPS   Wili Be Third Witness Before Sen. ate Committee Investigating the Naval Awards. —

TO CONDEMN SIMS’ TALK   SENATOR WALSH WOULD REVEALING CONFIDENCES   Atlempt to “Get Action Imme: ditely Blocked by Lodge.?  Objecting

WALSH ASKS  SENATE 1 RAST SIMS   Resolution to Condemn Rear Admiral For The Statement Offered.  SENATOR LODGE TO RESCUE  Borah Also Takes Hand in The Matter by Praising Sims

CONDEMNATION — OF SIMS FOR HIS ~— LATEUTTERANGES   This Is Prepesed In Resolution Proposed By Senator Walsh of Montana.

Resolution in Senate Says Reve lation of Secret Instructions Was Improper.

Lodge Blocks. Immediate Con sideration: of Walsh Resolution. Condemning Making of decrets Public   DANIELS INSTRUCTIONS  ‘ FIGURE IN CONTROVERSY   Borah Sees No Room for Censure of Secretary or Admiral in Admonition as to Policy  - foward Britain

URGES SENATE REBUKE SIMS      Walsh Condemns Admiral for Breaking Confidence; Lodge Rushes to Defense.   BORAH APPROVES WARNIN   Idaho Senator Says Adincnition Was “AIL Right and Is Sorry Daniels Denies It—General Barnett Takes Issue With Sims.

SENATE 15 URGED TD REBUKE SIMS   Resolution Hits the Admiral fot Breach of Confidence.   LODGE RUSHES TO DEFENSE   Senator Borah of Idaho Approves Warning Given to Commander— Says Senate Is Making Mountain Out of Mole Hill.

SEEK T0PUT: ‘SIMS "IN te . ONINE OLR”   Sen. Walsh Introduces Reso lution Censuring ‘Admiral For Making: Public“““Con fidential” Information.   DENY IMMEDIATE -ACTION   Senator Lodge Objects to Consider  ing Resolution. Demos. are in  r= Pante-as-Reeultiof Stina . oe

RESOLUTION CONDEMRS ACTION OF ADMIRRL i TELLING OF HIS ANT FNCLISH INSTRUCTIONS

MINERS CALL STRIKE Ih DHITAIN   Workers In Bitter Mood Force Executive to Ord : er Walkout

BRITISH MINERS STRIKE THIS WEE!   TWO SHILLING DIFFERENCE ID _ WAGE SCALE WILL CAUSE NATION-WIDE STRIKE

COAL STRIKE IN ENGLAND GN SATURDAY   Can’t Be Avoided Says Vice President of Federation.

Order Goes Out to Men tc Quit After Two Postponements After Vote..

BRITTON GOAL OTRIKE oT ARTS NEAT SATURDAY   Leaders Say They Cannot Control > Rank and  Kjle

Workers Are ~ Determined te Test Their Strength Against Government.

BRITISH MINERS TO © STRIKE SATURDAY [S$ DECISION OF HEADS   Minimum Production Clause of Owners’ Proposition Is Rejected by Workers

BRITISH COAL. FOR SATURDA       Devision Is Reached ‘by Exe “tives of Miners' Union af Meeting Today.       Owners’ Plan Rejecté   Minimum. Line of Product Cliuse Is Flatly Furned Down by the Men,

DOORS OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CLOSEL   Big Snowdrifts Prevent Coal Delivery There

HALL DECLINES TO ENTER      BHeelleves Elimination Conserever in Violation of apirit of the Direct  Primary Tat.

BReelieves Elimination Conierence in Violation of spirit of the Direct Vrimary Law,

MOR BEATEN OFF.   California Oiftcers Protect Prisonare Apencad of Wurder.

NFURIATEO. CITIZENS SEEK LIVES OF GANG OF LOWEST CRIMINALS   FOLLOWING SHOOTING. OF OFFICERS IN BATTLE WITH MORAL DEGENERATES CALIFORNIANS  ‘ORGANIZE VIGILANTES

MUG oT Oh MS JALL OR 4 PRISONERS IN TRIPLE KILLING   Three Officers Slain in Santa Rosa Calif., in Attempt to Make Arrest for Attacks  on Youne Women.

THREE ARE KILLED , IN RIOT ON COAST   “ egy,  Round Up of Thugs Causes “atte;  ‘ Mob Unsuccessful in Storming Jait

CALIFORNIA MOB STORMED A JAIL   Three Officers Killed Making Ar. rest; Crowd Wanted Vengeance for Killing

MOB. ATTACKS JAIL; OFFICERS ARE SLAIN   Three Men and Woman Are Held. .

‘awyaninea   Three  Officers Killed in ~ Raid on California Dives. ©   MOB STORMS PRISON:   Men Held Under $140,000 Bond Unable to Get Lawyers.

A CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION   Eatanhlishment of a Federation of Pive Reneblice.

REBELS VICTORS   Troops Under General Obregon Hepert Capture of City.

REPORTS FROM SOUTH OF BORD EK INDICATE THAT CARRANZA $8 LOSING HIS ADHERENTS   CAPTURE SEVERAL TOWNS   Chihushua City Reported te Have Fatlen to Obrtgon’s Troops— Villa Gets Revruits and Awaits Developments Before Acting

OBREGON FORCES CAPTURE CAUTLA   Rebels Under Personal Command'of General Obregon Take Big City   A@FEDERALS REVOLTED   Fighting Between Carranza Troops and Rebels Reported Near Tampico

REBELS VICTORS    Proops Under General Obregou Rew Port Captare of City.

TWO GITIES TAKEN BY REBELS ©   Alvarado and Chihauhau Reported To Have Fallen   HARD FIGHTING BREAKS OUT

PRGPOOITION FOR JOINT DEBATE 13 UTTERLY ABSURT   i) Not be Accepted, Mangers on Senator Harding’s Train Announce.   SECRET DIPLOMACY IS ATTACKED iN SPEECHES   Republican Nominee Denounces President's Mexican Policy as Having Brought Distrust in Mexico and Humiliation at Home.

DEBATE DEFI OF COX IS SPURNED   REPUGLICAN MANAGERS CHARACTERIZE DEM. NOMINEE’S PROPOSAL AS UTTERLY ABSURD

REPUBLICAN MANAGERS REFUSE LEAGUE: DEBAT!   Proposal That Governor Co; and Harding Meet Turned Down Cold.

ROUND ROBIN TD SENATOR HARDINE   Thirty-one Prominent Republicans Serve Notice They Expect Him to Support League.   Dutline Earlier Utterances Be. fore Borah Ultimatum to Show His Attitude.

HARDING NOT TO FACE COX IN DEBATE   Republican Loaders and Senata Himseit Upposed to Oratorical Contest.

HARDING WILL NOT DEBATE WITH COX    SENATOR NEW SAYS PROPO. SAL OF HARRISON NOT BE CONSIDERED.

ENACT SCENES OF PILGRIM FATHERS LEAVING ENGL ANE   Depict Other Outstanding Events Of U. S. History At Southampton Pageant.

YEARS TODAY   Departure of Pilgrim Father: Staged at Plymouth, England.

PILGRIM FATHERS ARE HONORED IN ENGLANE   ‘Yercentenary of Departure Cele. brated With American His. tory in Pageantry.

AND STAGING CELEBRATION TUK PILGRIM FATHERS   Departure of Mayflower 30C Years Ago Reproduced in Southampton Pageant.

MILLERAND—GIOLITTI.   French and Italian Premiers Hold Lone Awaited Conference. *

FRENCH AND ITALIAN “PREMIERS TOGETHER   iMsexss International Questions for Several Hours; Geneva Conference Postponed

PRESIDENT IS IMPROVING SLOWLY.   Executive MustRe main Inactive Long Time

WILSON WILL NOT TAKE PART IN ANY POLITICAL WORK   To Make No Appearance I Public For Several Weeks Present Plan   Pians To Attend Church On First Time That He Leaves White House Grounds

WILSON WILLNOT BE VERY ‘ACTIVE ~—INTHEGAMPAIGH   State of His Health Will Not Permit His Participation.   HE MAY MAKE A  FEW SPEECHES   No Extensive Swing “Around the Circle” Will Be Possible However,

AMERICAN OFFICIALS WATCH CENTRAL EUROPE   Pessimistic Over Ability of France and Great Britain to Put Armies in Field.

WAR AGAIN {ooNs HIGH ~ IN EUROPE   Decision ‘of Allies to Furnish Military: Aid to’ Poland Is Regarded Seriously,   OFFICIALS BELIEVE U, - §, WONT ENTER FIGH]   America Will Be Spectator - Unless Trouble Ensues; the - Poles. Are: Elated. Because Allies Are to Help.

US. WILL NOT AID THE POLES   No Official Notice Received of British-French  Plans.

EUROPEAN WAR I) FEARED BY U9, OFFICIALS   THINK POSITION OF AMERICA WILL BE ONLY ‘INTER. ESTED OBSERVER’

ENR A GREAT WAR   Situation Arising From .the. Polish Crisis is Viewed Gloomily by U. S. Officials,   ALLIES MAY BE TOO LATE   Not Believed Britain and France Car Throw Armies Against Reds In Time. .   War Weary Peoples May Object tc Further Unbalancing of Domestic Affairs.   HOW U. S. CAN BE DRAWN IN   l€ Germany Turns Radical and Ate tacks Rhine Forces, it Will Involve America.

UJ. 5. NEUTRAL IN POLISH CONFLICT   OFFICIALS SEE ELROPBAN WALI ON BROAD SCALE—ALLIES TO HELP REPUBLIC,

Polish-Bolsheviki War Has Elements of World Struggle Some Believe

EUROPEAN WAR 5 THREATENED   Washington Fears Allies Can — not Stop Bolsheviki Advance in Poland.

POLAND MENACE BY BOLGHEVIK: ~WARSAW'S FALL AG INEVITABLE   Washington Views Happenings Abroad With Great  + Apprehension According To Unofficial Opinions.   ARMY OFFICERS AND OTHERS PESSIMISTIC   Do Not Believe Either Eng land or France Can Send ' Aid in Time to Check Ad vance of Russian Hordes.

OFFICIALS PREDICT NEW EUROPEAN WAR   Decision of Allies to Furnish Military Aid to Poland Threatens Trouble.

EUROPEAN WAR ON BIG SCALE NOW IS FEARED   Washington Officials Are Pessimistic Over Situation In Paland

ANOTHER GREAT EUROPEAN WAR NOW FORESEEN   Allies Rush to Aid of Poland in Resisting Bolshevist Army   U.S. ATTITUDE IN DOUBT   But Wilson, Who Has Special War Powers, Is Not Expected to Involve America

PRESIDENT WILE AVOID. ~NEW EUROPEAN CRISIS   U. Ss. NOT To BE INVOLVED IN WAR _ BETWEEN THE ALLIES AND . BOLSHEVIKL =. 1-

ALLIED POWERS 10 “AID POLISH ARMY   United States Army Officer: and State Department -Attaches Ari [

JAMAICA. 1s: RICH     The Jump of Sugar: ‘Prom eo $600 1 Tow Has Done it

WHITE HOUSE 1S IN HRM CONTROL   Neither the Three-Time Candidate of the Party, Nor Vice President Marshall Given  anu COnneidearatinn

M’ADOO BOOM MOVES MAJESTICALLY ALONG IN GONVENTION CIT)   Balloting is Expected to Begin Late Thursday or Friday Morning.

CAN PRESIDENT  NAME A LEADER AND WRITE THE PLATFORM. 100   Completeness With Which Wilson Dominates Con vention More Apparent RrY.... §..   MAY SEND A LETTER   After Cox and Palmer Kill - Each Other Off—Then Who—McAdoo, Marshall,  Davis?

WILSONIANS FIRM IN SADDLE , AT “FRISCC   Administration Platform in Making and ‘Crown Prince” Likeliest Looking Contender for the Naminatian.   DEVELOPMENTS

WILSON FORGES WIELD BIG STICK OVER CONVENTION   Platform Sub Committee Almost Solid Administration. Body.   BRYAN LOSES OUT   McAdoo Boom Moves Or Backed By President’s Friends.

SPANKED -SPEEDER   Dallas; Texas, Court First to Try Whipping Sentence

INDUSTRIAL BOARD  WOULD BE REDUCE:   Work Now Done by Deputies Would Devolve Upon Commisstoners in Sach Event

YOUNG WOMAN FATALLY HURT BY SWEETHEART   Eighteen-Year-Old Girl in Hos pital as Result of Shooting   Spine is Shattered by Bulle Fired by Life-Leng Chum

JAPANESE NAME FARMERS.   “Professor of Stacking”. Conferred On Old-Timers In Wheat Fields. +

TO RESTORE LOST ART OF STACKING   Much of’ Present) Wheat Crop Must he Prepared for Long Stayin) Stacks

‘REFUGEES’ CONDITION ALONG BOSPHORUS IS APPALLING “O- -O- -O- <-O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -0- -O- -O-  90 OR MORE VESSELS ARE CROWDED WITH SUFFERERS,  -O- O- -O- -O- -O0- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -0-  ‘-MADDENED MOTHERS OFFER THEIR TOTS TO VISITORS

REFUGEES’ PLIGHT DECLARED PITFUL   CORRESPONDENT SAYS CATAS TROPHE FEARED ALONG BOSPORUS.   Witness Describes Ships as “Floating Hospitals and Mad houses,”

REFUGEES GO INSANE   Crimeans Near Cannibatism Aboard Ships on Bosporus.   Appalling and Terrivie Catastrophe ts Feared Uniess Prompt Meas. ures Are Taken.

WAR REFUGEES 60 . INSANE ON SHIPS   Crimeans Near Cannibalisn Aboard Ships on Bosporus.   Appailing and Terrible Catastrophe ts Feared Unitess Prompt Meas. ures Are Taken,

REFUGEES SUFFER UNTOLD HARDSHIPS   Conditions Are Described as Appalling; Officials Fear Terrible Catastrophe   MANY ARE GOING INSANE   Death “Rate Is Abnormal; Men, Women and Children Beg for Food and Walter

FILTH AND MISERY ON REFUGEE ofIPS TRULY APPALLING   Fearful Catastrophe is Fearec Unless Promptest Measures Are Taken.   MANY WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER FOR ELEVEN DAYS   Death Rate Abnormal as Result of Biting Cold and Undernourishment and Correspondent Heard of Numerous Suicides of Sufferers.

FIGHT [U oAVE CHILDREN FROM MAQDENED WEN   Sufferers Offer to Barter Jewelry, Furs and Valuables for Crust of Bread or a Drink of W ater.   First Story of Downfall of White Army Related by One of Wrangel’s Off cers. Overconfidence Resnonsible.

Death Ships Choke Bosphorus  FAMINE. PLAGUE KILL SEBASTOPOL REFUGEES

SUFFERING DRIVES ‘REFUGEES INSANE, -BOSPHORUS REPOR’   Terrible. Tale ‘ of- Privation Comes  frorn, Far East in 2 Message Sent’ by. Associated Press Cortespondent.

THOUSANDS WHO FLED CRIMEA SLOWLY STARVING, FREEZING ON 90 VESSELS IN BOSPHORUS

RUSSIAN REFUGEES LIVING IN FILTH   Thousands Are Herded Together In Floating Hospitals On Bosphorus.

MANY THOUSANDS “I NPARISERY   Relugets, Reported 10. ‘Be: tt a Anpatting Condition.      WITHOUT “WATER ARH FOOD

HORRGRS CF HELL ON FLOATING MAGHOQUSES   Condition of Baspherus Reiugees Beyond Description,

STARVING ON SHIPS ' OF THE BOSPHORUS   FEARFUL PLIGHT OF REFUGEES ATP CONSTANTINOPLE.   Thousands Living in Utmost Misery, aad Terrible Catastrephe Predicted Unieas Relief Afferded Quickly.

MISERY StAtKo ALONG BOSPHORUS   SHIP BOARD IS REPORTED. TO BE FRIGHTFUL   MANY STARVE. TD DEAT}

REFUGEES ABOARD VESSELS" ENDURE -MUCH SUFFERING   Correspondent Reports Thousands  are In. Writhing Misery and  Pain On Ninety/Or More Ships Alone Bosphorus. ‘   LACK OF FOOD: AND WATER

OFFER GEMS FOR A CRUST OF BREAD OR A GLASS OF WATER   a tla onteeineest Water For Daves

MISERY STALKS ALONG BOSPHORUS   CONDITION OF REFUGEES ON SHIP BOARD IS REPORTED TO BE FRIGHTFUL   MANY STARVE TD DEATH

CRIMEAN REFUGEES IN DIRE DISTRESS   HERDED ON SHIPS WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER.   MANY HAVE GONE, INSANE   Biting Cold Increases Death RateWomen Offer Furs. and’ Jewels an Exchange for a Crust of Bread,

{EFUGEES ARE HUNGRY   THOUSANDS OF CRIMEANS ARE CROWDED ON 90 SHIPS.   Reported That Cannibalism Is Near on Board Vessels on the Bosporus.

beeen      ideScribable: Conditions Are Found on Horror Vesséls” i "AE Constantinople -

a      Would Eat Them, It Is Feared, if Given a Chance   MISERY IS AWFUL   _— af Russian Refugees Go Mad in Droves, on Death Ships

MANY THOUSANDS IN MISERY   Refugees Repcried to ce In an Appailing Goncitica,   WITHOUT WATER AND FOOD

MANY THOUSANDS IN MISERY  ee   Refugees Report ted to Be. i a Appt ng Condition.   WITKOUT “WATER AND FOOD

FEAR CANNIBALISM AMONG REFUGEES ON BOSPHORUS   Conditions on 90 Ships at Con stantinople Appalling— Many Suicides.   MEN TRY TO KILL CHILDREN

REFUGEES ARE IN SERIOUS STRAITS   BOATS LADEN WITH RUSSIANS em IN BAD SHAPE

DEATH STALKS IN REFUGEE SHIP  ow *  BWunoer.-Thirst. ‘Suicide. Despair. All Take Toll

GOVERNOR COX SPEAKS TO SIX LARGE, GROWDS IN NEW YORK CITIE!   Democratic Candidate Declares At Buffalo. That: Senator Harding Made “‘Slip.”

Ridicules Senator Harding’s Statement on Frerich At. -- —tHtude-on-League. -

HARDING CHANGES TOO FAST FOR TAFT   SO COX TELLS HOOSIERS - AN OTHER ATTACK ON LEAGUE POLICY   Democittic Nominee Reiterates the Charge that Truth About Pact Obscured,

For His Illegal Vacillation With Respect to the League   Harding’s Declaration at Des Moines Cost Him Thousands of Votes   That Explains His Sudden Change of Front, Governor Said °

HARDING ‘SLIPPED,’ “GOV.COX DECLARES   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE RIDICULES STATEMENT OF* REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

LEAGUE CASE IS READY FOR JURY DECLARES COX   Dem Nominee Charges Con. spiracy to Deceive People bv Withholding the Facts   WANTS PACT TEXT READ   CANDIDATY S®YS HERDING HAS NOW MADE ELEVENTH CHANGE OF POSITION

HARDING SLIPPED IN FRANCE TALK   FRONT PORCH CA“OIDATE MADE IAD BREAK IN REAR-PLAT-" FORM TALK .   CROWDS GREET COVERNOR

HARDING MAKES OLIP ofl COX   Democratic Candidate Says French Spokesman is Newspaper Correspondent.

HARDING SLIPPEE IN FRANCE TALK   FRONT PORCH CAT OHEATE MADE PAL BREAK IN Fo -PLATPORM Go.   CROWDS GRi.. COVERNOR

CONTINUES TO ATTACK TAFT AND HARDING   Governor Cox Delivers Lengthy Addresses In Numerous Indiana County Seats: Principally On League Of Nations.   'NO REAR. PLATFORM TALKS   At Logansport Nominee Urged Friends Of League To Contribute To’ Fund For Printing and Dishahuting Covenant   ‘SAYS PEOPLE’. WANT FACTS

i A CCORES ND OF ADVICE HADINE SEES   SAYS FRANCE DENIES ANY REP. RESENTATIV K OU GUT THE —  Dy

COX OPENS DRIVE IN EMPIRE STATI   Renews Verbal Assaults on Senator Harding In His Speeches In New York   PREACHES LEAGUE GOSPEL   Says French Envoy Who Approached Opponent Is.an Author and Humorist

Cox and Roosevelt Go After Senator Hardin   FRENCH INCIDENT AFFORDS CHANCE FOR ENEMY TO PAN G. 0. P. NOMINEE—IT 1S SAID STRANGE FRENCH “EMISSARY” WHO CALLED ON HARDING IS A JOKESMITH AND PERHAPS IT IS ALL A JOKE. -

HARDINGS TACTICS DENOUNCED BY COX   Intimates That Republican Candi date Has Been Made Victim of Humorist

GOK PREACHES GOSPEL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS      AT BUFFALO AND RENEWS AsSAULTS AGAINST SENATOR HARDING — TALKS TO SIX AUDIENCES DURING DAY.

am RI fs ER  COX SAVS ALMIGHTY *TNSPIRER OF LEAGU   Demosratic Nominee Speaks tc Audiences in Western New York; to New England

ide OTALK  OPTIMISTIC   Lioyd George Declares That Conditions Are Righting Themselves.

THINGS ARE COMING: RIGHT IN. ENGLANE       ‘ECH OBEY PREMIER LEGOYD GUARGE BINEW APPLAUSE FROM LOGSDON PRESN   HE OSAED THE GOVERNMENT HAN MURDER ON EYLAND RY THE THROAD

HD GEORGE IS OPTIMISTIC   In Speech at Lord Mayor’s Banquet Annovuces That Things ” Ara at Last ‘Coming Richt.’

Says at Banquet That “Things Are Coming Right” in _ British Isles.   GERMANS -PAYING DEBTS   British Press Applauds Firm ness of Stand Taken by  loyd-George, °

SPELLACY 70 NAVAL VACANCY   inderstood fo Hnve Reen Selecivd  as Rocanevelt's Sueceasor.

Cémiecticutt Man '  ‘Jo, Succeed Rochevelt            Ge (Thas, 3.78  ps, 3. Spetiaey te  ; $s ‘  f olin D. Roosevelt as ‘Nests eit SEP fo dare ae W wes

SPELLACY FOR NAVY JOB   Connecticut Man Said to Have Been Chosen to Succeed Frankiin D. Roosevelt.

ee  LAWYER TO GET “ROOSEVELT JOE   ‘Thomas J. ‘Spellacy “of Hart ford, Conn., ‘to Be Assistant, * Secretary of the Navy.

Connecticutt Man ‘To Succeed Roosevel   Thos. J. Spetiacy to Suecead Franklin D. Roosevelt as Assistant Scere. tary of Niyy,

FIRES AT SPRINGFIELD.   Firemen Rescue Three Women and Aged Man from Burning Dwelling.

HAYS ASSUMES CHARGE OF G, 0. P. HEADQUARTERS i{Bw Anseeriniad Prana

INVESTIGATE POLITICAL SITUATION IN MEXICC   Ambassador Bonillas WHl Then De cide Whether He Will Accept Nomination for Presideney.

MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO U. S. ON LEAVE   Will Return To Native Country To Investigate Political Situation May Be Presidential Candidate.

BONILLAS PLAN TO WISI MEXID BEFORE ELECTION   WILL MAKE so7rpy OF COND] TIONS REPOKER AOCUEPTING NOMINATION

TO SHIP MORE CHICAGO REDS      U. S. Government Picks 25 Radical Aliens for the Second Soviet Ark to Sail Soon. *

MORE.CHICAGO REDS TO GO   Twenty-Five Alien Radicals Picked for Next Soviet “Ark.”

7,000 RAIL MEN GET RAISE   Clerks, Freight Handlers and Station Agents of Canadian Roads Get 25 Per Cent Increase.

CANADA RAIL MEN GET RAISE   Seven Thousand Clerks and Station Workers Get Increase.

BUSY WEEK AREAD FOR SENATOR HARDIN   Will-Speak to Delegations That Visit Marion and Conduct Speaking Tour Through hreaa Gintac

Finishing Tonehes on Labot Day Speech Made-—Plan: Trip lo Minnesola Fair,

CONFIDENT OF HIGHER “RATES, SAYS BOTELER   PINLADELPHTA EXPERTS ARI ON MIE WAY--PULLIC WILL TURN OUT

GONFIDENT OF HIGHER RATES, SAYS BOTELER   PHILADELPHIA EXPERTS ARE ON THE WAY—PUBLIC WILL TERN OUT

even MAYOR   MacSwiney’s Sister Appeals to American People   Peace Conference Sends Final Appea

AUTHORIZATION  DF NAVAL PROBE AGAIN BLOCKED BY DEMOCRAT   secretary Daniels Make: Strong Point in Letter Regarding Provision for Decorating Privates.   ONLY OFFICERS GIVEN HIGHEST RECOGNITION   Out of Half Million in Service Only 118 Enlisted Men Recommended For Navy Cross.

ENLISTED MEN IN NAVY IGNORED GY BOARD OF AWARNS   Out of Half Million in Service Only 118 Were Recommended for Decoration.   SECRETARY DANIELS HAS DIRECTED FURTHER AWARD

CAN'T WIN BALL GAME WITHA ONE MAN TEAM   Senator Harding Draws Analogy Be tween National Sport and Government Affairs.   STRUCK OUT AT PARIS HE SAYS

POLITICS A LA BASEBALL   HARDING TALKS TO “CUBS” IN THEIR TERMS   Says Wilson “Muffed” at Home and “Struck Out” at Paris.

New York Has a New Murder Mystery; Wealthy Restaurant Man is Robbed and Murderet

Worshipers Try to Lynch Pickpocket Who Plied His Trade in Chorck

MAN RESCUED FROM MOB   Accused of Picking Pockets in Rus sian Church

EVENS PLANK (iW PROFITEERS TUBE GFEERE      Would Pledge Demoératic Party to Drive Out Greedy and Keep Them Cut-

BRYAN WOULD RAP PROFITEER   Proposes Plank Placing Prices Under State Commissions and Invoking Criminal Law.

ANTIPROFITEERING BLANK OFFERED BY nBVAN (¢ pACTIC   Proposes Prison Sentences for Corporate Officers Who Enaage in Extortion.   WEST WILL ASK PLATFORM PLANK ON RECLAMATION   Draft of Proposals Submitted by Delegates from Coast and Mountain States,

AUF TEEN PRURIITED If BRYAN S PLAN   WOULD FIX LIMIT OF PROF AND REQUIRE ADHERENCE TO REGULATIONS,

Declares for Elimination of UnNecessary Middlemen and Jail .for Excessive Profits Taking

COMMISSIONS WOULD CURB PROFITEERS   Bryan Proposes Planl to Check Profiteering In U. S.

Profiteer Doomed by Bryan Plan   PROPOSED PLANK WOULD URGE JAIL FOR EXTORTION; LIMIT PROFITS.

BRYAN DEMANDS DEMOCRATS WAR ON PROFITEERS   Prepares Platform Plank for Submission to Democratic National Convention   ALSO HAS TREATY PLANK

BRYAN STRIKES AT PROFITEERS   Nebraskan Prepares Vigor ous Plank Aimed at Profiteering.

BRYANS PLANK ON PROFITEERS ISREGULATOR)   Proposes State Commission Similar to Federal Trade to Fight Practice.

RYAN OFFERS PUTER   Planks -on League of Nations and-Military Bonus,:to Be Made Public Tomorrow

PLANK OFFERED BY BRYAN WOULD PLEDGE DEMOCRATS TO EXTERMINATE PROFITEERIN(

ANTLPROFIT PLANK FRAME) BY BRYAN   Great Commoner Pledges Dem. ocrats to Rid Nation of — Profiteer. .

RED TERROR REIGNS   Bolshevism Taking a Firmer Grip on - Many Parts of Germany as Its “Armies Grow.   HOLD WHOLE RUHR REGION   There the Communist Forces Numbe 70,000 Well Arméd Men, the Reports Estimate.   Small, Scattered Commands of Loyal Troops are Endeavoring to Effect Concentration.   (MORE FIGHTING IN BERLIN   in Suburb of Moabit, the Workmer * Have Armed—-Strike Off, But No ~Work Done.   BULLETIN.

REDS SEIZE RUHR DISTRICT   Situation There Now Is Critical, Owing to Rapid Growth of the Red Army.

MORE THAN HALF OF DELEGATES ON HAND; SURVEY SHOWS M’ADOO FAILS TO ELIMINATE HIMSELI   REMARKABLE STATE OF UNCERTAINTY EXISTS IN CONVENTION CITY.   Palmer's Forces are Most Active of Any Candidate

M’ADOO CALLED ADMINISTRATION “CROWN PRINCE  ME CONTINUES TO BE TALK.   HE CONTINUES TO BE TALKED AS THE ONLY REAL CANDIDATE.   BABBLING OPINIONS ARE VERY CONFUSING

MPADOO EASY FAVORITE, Al SAN FRANCISCO OW AVE OF THE CONCLAVE:   Palmer’s?Strength Will “Peter Out,” It Is Thought, After the First Few Ballots---Cox a Possibility With Tavis a Dark Horse

Long Road to Two-Thirds Vote Necessary to a Choice Makes Prophecy Difficult — Palmer, C ox, Owen, Marshall, Gerard and Others Hopeful As  Convention’s Opening  Nea ware Alaar

M’ADOO CAN'T TURN DOWN NOMINATION IS. SAID BY DELEGATES   No Audible Sound of Master Voice Is Heard at Convention on Possibility of His Being Choice, However

UN EVE  OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION  Be. 43.. (1°... 7i.. Bath. 2p Wetec te da   McAdoo Signally Fails to Eliminate Himself from the Race   ‘Tom’? Marshall May Yet Surprise the Folks Back Home.

DEMOCRATS CONFUSED AS TIME PASSES   McAdoo Fails Signall; to Eliminate Self Froir the Preferrdd Ultimate Contest—Seems To Be Choice of Delegates.   LATE ACTIVITIES

MANGO I$  LHUIGE OF DELEGATES   New Yorker, Despite Wishes, Has Signally Failed te Eliminate Himself.

MASTER'S VOICE   More Talk Is Heard For Former Treasury Head Despite Withdrawal   NO ONE CAN PREDICT  ACTION OF DEMOCRATS   Ugly Family Skeleton In Closets Of Some Leaders Are Being Aired

EX TRA! TELEGRAPHIC      On Eve of Big Conventior McAdoo Is Still the  ‘Prime Favorite

Has Failed To Eliminate Him self As Candidate Is General Opinion   ® COX AND EDWARDS BOOMS ARE LAGGING   Many Favorite Sons To Figure In First Ballot—Marshall May ‘‘Blossom Out’’

MC ADOO HIGH MAN ON EVE OF OPENING, OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   Among Babble of Favorite Sons, Noisy Palmer Boom and Cox Talk “Crows Prince” Is Seriously Regarded By All Delegates—Litthe Heard of Edwards But If Others Fail Marshall Is Strong Possibility.

SUFFRAGE FIGHTIN DELAWARE CONTINUE!   Pressure Being Brought by Those Who Favor and Those - Who Oppose Ratification.

BIG HUSTLE TO WIN DELAWARE FOR SUFFRAGE   Both Sides Making Every  Effort To Gain Con: verts During Legislative Recess.

SUFFRAGE STILL CAUSING MUCH CONTROVERSAY   DELAWARE LEGISLATURE AD JOURNS UNTIL TUESDAY; STILL BITTER WRANGLE. .   WORKERS ON BOTH SIDES PREPARE FOR STRUGGLE

__ SUFFRAGE   Delaware Legislature Is to Com to Some Decision During Next Week.

EDISON PHONOGRAPH “WORKS TO CLOSE DOW!   “G@onorad Business Conditions” De i clared to be Causd of H Shue Down.

EDISON PHONOGRAPH WORKS ARE TO CLOSI   Record Department Will Not Be Affected—-800 Men to Be Idle.

PREDICT SETTLEMENT ENGLISH COAL STRIKE   Conference Resumed Between Gov ernment Officials, Miners and Mine Owners.

INDUSTRIES. READY FOR ANY TROUBL   Large Concerns But Down Workin: Forces to Safeguard Interests Against Possible “Squall”.

BUSINESS: TRIMS ITS — SAILS FOR: SQUALLS      Last Mi D Than Any Other, ‘Shows wae ‘To Be-..

A NOTED ITALIAN.   Death of Former Ambassador to the I'nited States.

Des Planches Died At Rome Today   Fornter Ttallan Ambassador to the United States Died 'Teday nt Rome

COMBINE TO RESTRALINY TRADE   Charaese Made Agninet Grecersy and  (reamersy Companies.

Sues For 25-Year Wage.  When His Foster-Father Baten ne F Mate CRO

COAL MINING NEARS NORMAL   Situation in Wlinois, lowa and Indiana Is Reported to Be Much Improved.   MOST OF MINES ARE WORKING   Several Hundred Workers in Des Moines Territory Vote to Return After Appeal by President  Lewis. ’

RETURNING 10 COAL MINES   Situation in Illinois, lowa and Indiana Is Reported to Be Much Improved.   MOST OF MINES ARE WORKING   Several Hundred Werksrs in Des Moines Territory Vote. to Return After Appeal by President Lewis.

UAL SITUATION MUCH IMPROVED   Mining in Illinois, lowa and Indiana Near Normal.   MAJORITY OF MEN AT WORK   Workers in Des Moines District Vote to Resume Operations—President Lewis Sends Scorching Telegram to Alexander Howat.

SAW THRU BARS OF A SEWEE   Four Miasoeri Convicts Make Eseape, Bat Two Beters.

LOWDEN SUPPORTERS CLAIM NOMINATION ON EARLY BALLOT   [linois Governor’s Strength En joying Decided Boom as Balloting Draws Near.

LOWDEN STOCK BOOMS AS BALLOTING NEARS      SUPPORTERS OF ILLINOIS GOV ERNOR PREDICT 550 VOTES ON FOURTH OR FIFTH BALLOT

Gov. Lowden’s Stock Is Boomed As First ‘Ballot Draws Near   New York Delegation Expected to Be Drawn Over to Govern or; Supporters Predict 200 Votes on First Ballot and 500 on Fourth or Fifth; May Secure Pennsylvania Vote if Sproul Loses Out.

LOWDEN STOCK BOOMS AS DAY ~ DRAWS NEARER   Gain Made in Last 24 Hours — Terrific Wood Drive Starts — Johnson Works.

PROBE SOVIET PRISON   Kepresentative of U.S. District Altor. ney for Kansas Reneties Leavenworth to Investhzgate Charges,

FEDERAL REPRESENTATIVE INVESTIGATING CONDITIONS AT. LEAVENWORTH BARRACI’

THOMPSON TO.RUN INDEPENDENTLY IS * WORD IN MADISON   La Crosse Man Has Nothing to  Say Now Concerning the Caantnetal Bare

THOMPSON TO RUN INDEPENDENTLY IS WORD IN MADISON   La Crosse Man Has Nothing to Say Now Concerning the Senatorial Race

$2.000.000 FIRE IN TEXAS   Grandview, Tex., Virtuaily Wiped Out. No Less of Life Reported 1,060 Are Homeiess.

FIRE DESTROYS. GRANDVIEW, TEX.   HIGH WINDS RENDERED FIRE FIGHTERS HELPLESS; SEVEN DOWN TOWN BLOCKS ARE  WIPED OUT

EX-GERMAN SHIP IN SERVICE   Steamship Callao Placed in Regular Passenger Service Between U. S. and Rio Janeiro.

UNEARTH $600,000 GOAL GRAFT RING   Former Federal Officer and Railroad Chiefs Are Accused. ~   ARMY OFFICER ALSO NAMED   George H. Cushing of the American Wholesale: Coal Association: Tells : Senate. ‘Committee of.. ‘Profits “Mounting Inte Millions. -

UNEARTHED BY INQUIRY   Senate Committee Told of Enor mous Profits Mounting Into Millions.   U. $, OFFICIALS ARE ACCUSED   Former Federal Officer, an Army Offi cer and Railroad’ Chiefs Are Named by George H. Cushing of Wholesale Coal Assn.

TO TELL GERMANY CHE MUST OISARM   Allies Order the Berlin Government to Disband Army.   MUST END ALL REVOLUTIONS   Berlin Told Further Delay in Carrying Out Terms of Treaty Will Not Be Permitted — Insurrections Must Be Suppressed.

Take Precautionary Measures as Rumors Spread of New Attempt to.Overthrow Government to Join Soviets   BALTIC TROOPS: DEFIANT; HOIST “KAISER’S FLAG”      Administration Armed Forces are Massed in Genter of Berlin Following Return of Severing from Ruhr

English Newspapers Are Enthusiastic For The Pian to Settle The Question.  ~~

HUNS WARNED BY ALLIES TO FULFILL TREATY CONTRACT   “WILL REFUSE DELIVERY OF8 FOODSTUFES UNLESS INSURRECTIONS ARE SQUELCHED

ALLIES WILL TAKE ENERGETIC STEPS IN FORCING GERMANY TO DISBAND AKM)

GERMANY MUST - DISARM--ALLIES   Threaten te Order Food Embarg Untess Terms of Treaty Are Carried Out.   SAY REVOLUTIONS MUST END   France, @ritain, ttaly and Beigium Notify Berlin Government That insurrectionary Movements Will  1 Have to Bae Suppressed.

GERMANY MUST ABIDE BY THE PEAGE TREATY   Nations Unite in Demiand That Strict Adherence to all Terms of the Treaty Will be  ‘Expected and Secured by the

Country Asked To E Execute, Without Delay Disarmament Clause:  of Peace Treaty.

ALLY ULTIMATUM GOING TO TEUTS TO DISBAND ARI   lf Insurrections Not Stoppec More Food May Be Denied, Paris Understanding.

If Teutons Demur Their Food Supply May Be Cut Off.   WILL BROOK NO FURTHER DELAY

GERMANY MUST DISARM--ALLIES   Threaten to Order Food Embarge Unless Terms of Treaty Are Carried Out.   France, Britain, Italy and Gelgiun Notify Bectin Government That InGurrectionary Movements Will Have to 8c Suppressed.

FOUR COUNTRIES JOIN N WARNING   Energetic Steps to Curb Insur: rectionary Movements Must Be Taken.   DECISION AT SAN REMO

ANY TO FEEL POWER OF ALLIES   Threaten to Order Food Embarg: Uniess Terms of Treaty Are ‘Carried Out.   France, Gritain, Italy and Belgium Notify Geriin Government That Insurrectionary Movements Willi Mave to Be Supressed.

CANTU RESIGNS  HIS POSITION   Picturesque Figure in Mexico His. tory Steps Down.in Favor of Salazar

WORLD COURT ENDORSED BY TWENTY-TWO NATION:   Hope is Entertained for Ameri. can Executive Approval of Scheme

Portugal, Switzeriand, Ocamark ang Salvador Sign for Campulsory ; Arbitration. ~

FOR INTERNATIONAL COURT.   Twenty-twe Nations Sign & Pretoca! Giving Appreval.

INDORSEMENT [a GIVEN TO LEAGHE   TWENTY-TWO NATIONS SIGN INTERNATIONAL COURT PROTOCOL.   American Government Is Urged to Bend Representatives; Countries Named.

NORLD COURT 0. KD   NEW TRIBUNAL APPROVED BY  <2 NATIONS.   Denmark, Switzerland, Salvador and Portugal Agree to Compulsory Arbitration.

WORLD COURT IS GIVEN SANCTION   Twenty-Two Nations Approve New Tribunal.   Pertugal, Switzeriand, Denmark ane Saivador Sign for Compulsory Arbitration.

WILL MANY CHANGES   Railroads to Endeavor tc Increase Transportation Efficiency  ;

[ . RAILROADS. TO ‘MAINTAIN  THE GOVERNMENT METHODS   xecutives in Sessions Study Plans  Used by Bederal Administration; Wunt New Laws.

OLD RAILROAD METHODS DISCARDED IN FAVOR OF MORE MORFRN PLAN   SOME LESSONS LEARNED DUREN FEDERAL CONTROL TO BE  PERMANENTLY ADOPTED.

THEROADSTO CONTINUE   LINES WILL Nor OF OLD SYSTEMS OF TION MARCH 1.         Railway Executives’ Representative ! Says Every Effort Will Be Made.te:: Avoid Litigation im Negotiating. Agreement With Govrermument.~ .

WILL NOT GO BACK TO OLD SYSTEM   Railroads When Returned to Private Control Will Undergo Changes in Administration Looking to Increased  TT anthem amatbi me eal

THREE QUESTIONS UP FOR DISCUSSIO!   PREMIERS OF ERANCE ANI ENGLAND. TO MEET SOON IN CONFERENCE.   SOVIET DETAILS PLANS   Neeessity af Carrying War inrto., Neutral Zone is Explained by Russian Chiefs, 1

POWERS CONFER   French and English Premier: _ Will Discuss Grecian and  Bolshevik Conditions.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE 10 CONSIDER “RED” MENACE   Serious Situation in Near Has Will Be Discussed By Two Premiers.   TO HOLD CONFERENCE SOON   Wiil Meet in London; Defeat of Venizelos in Greece Also Will Come.

PREMIERS TO TAKE CONSTANTINE GRoE UP AT CONFERENCE   Leygues and Lloyd George Wil Meet in London to Talk on Affairs in Near East.   CONSTANTINE’S BROTHER MAY HEAD GREEK ARMY   Athens Rumor Asserts Princes Andreas to Be Made Chief Commaider of Troops.

Defeat of Premier Venizelos in Greeee and the Advance. of Bolsheviki Claiming Atten denen

PREMIERS WILL MEET TO FRAME NEW POLICIES   Grecianand Near East. ern Situations to  Be Discussed.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS GROW ACTIVE   SITUATION 9N NEAR EAST. IS. ESPECIALLY ALARMING.   THE POWERS CONFER   BRITISH. AND FRENCH PREMIERS WILL TRY TALK.    The Advance of the Russbn Belsheviki and Demand for Con- * stantine Threatening.

AOL AN Ut MeL OUTED FOR FAILURE AY WARSAY   Soviet Mghting Poles Along Frontier Declared “Dead Line” by Allies   BOLSHEVIK REACTION IS NOT EXPECTED   Fierce Battle Now Being Waged for Forts of Brest-Litovsk

TROTZAY TAKES. ARMY CONMANE   Relieves Tuchatichewski Be. cause of His Failure to. Take : Warsaw

SOVIET © CAN” - THEIR NAPOLEON   Commander Relieved For Warsaw Failure   TROTZKY TAKES CHARGE   Poles and Russ‘ans Fighting Fiercely for Forts of Brest— Litovek.

TROTZKY NOW  COMMANDS REDS   Soviet Commander Before Warsaw Has Been Deposed Because of His  Failure To Take City.

BOTZRY QUSTS Ef SOVIET NAPOLED Fi BOLSHEVIK ADA I FIELD      Failure of Youthful General to Capture Warsaw Results in Assumption of Personal Command by Red War Minister.   FRANCE WARNS POLES TO FIND  gatas  STRATEGIC LINE, THEN ENTRENC   Br The Aseoristed] Praca

POREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCES,   Prospect of Puropean Gold) Tnports Denied be Tnterests.

FORTURE OFFERED FOR SOLUTION OF WALL STREET BLAST   See ee  Sum Of $70,500 Awaits Person Who Can Unearth Solution.

BILL CUTS DOWN PRESIDENT’S PAY   _—ee—  SEN. SMITH ALSO HAS AMENDMENT LIMITING TENURE TO ONE 6-YEAR TER™.

JAPANESE OUT $1,000,000,000   Silk, Cotton and Rice Exchanges a Tokyo Close After Slump in Price.

EXCHANGES CLOSED AT TOKIO   Jupanese Speculators Stand to Lose Two Billion Yen.

RUSSIA WILL ' BEBY BARTER   Great Secrecy Is Stil Maintained Regarding Negotiations.

SOVIET ENVOY MAKES PROGRESS IN ENGLAN   Papers Report Conference With Lloyd-George; Allege the French Are Opposed.

TRADE WITH RUSSIA WILL  - BEBY BARTER   Great Secrecy Is Still Maintained Regarding Negotiations.

ISENGLAND APTE RUSSIAN TRADE   REPORT INDICATES PLAN: ARE UNDER WAY TO EXCHANGE PRODUCTS.

GCAMAN TOO S TO LEAVE UHR MOTRIGT Guan   GERMAN PREMEER SAYS ONLY IN DISPENSABLE FORCE WILL BE RETAINED THERE,

TROOPS RE-REGISTERING   Oldext Seout Troop of (ity Enroliiag for Anether Year.

TROOPS RE-REGISTERING      Oldest Scout Troop of City Enrolling for Another Year,

PLYMOUTH CHURCH HAS DAMAGING FAR   Historic Portrait of Henry Waré Beecher With Highly Prized Religious Relics Wert Destroyed.

HOUSES WRECKED IN IRELAND   Unionist Mobs Tear Down Homes of Catholics. at Lisburn, Dublin . Reports. :

Unionist Mobs Tear Down Homes of Catholics at Lisburn, Dublin Reports.

HOMES IN IRELAND WRECKED   Mobs of Unionists Tear Down Houses at Liehurn. Is Report.

LEMP’S DAUGHTER TAKES OWN. LIFE WHILE DEPRESSED   ‘Mrs. ‘Thomas. “Wright Puts Bul   let Through ‘Heart; Father _ Committed Suicide in 1904. -

BABY A DRAWBACK?   Hardly, for Mother Who Just Gradu ate? feo Tnivwareiiyv

POLES START DRIVE IN NORTH   Advance Aiong 33-Mile Line in Grod. no Region, Moscow Reports by Wirelesa,

POLES ONCE MORE TAKE OFFENSIVE   Boundary Line in Galicia ‘ Crossed by Invading Army of Polish Fighters.

Fierce Fighting Proceeds with Many Troops Engaged on Northeast Front

Polish Forces Have ‘ * Begun Offensive   Poles Have Begun an ‘Offensive in the ‘Region pf Grodno on Northeast Polish Front,

BIG OVATION AS LAST OF TROOPS LEAVE SIBERIA   Yank General Decorated With Military Cross Before Vessel Sails.

BRAVES AND MEN GIVEN OVATION Oh LEAVING SIBERIA   Commander Gets Cross from Czecho-Slovaks; Russ Make Present of a Fine Sword.

HOME ASSURED FOR AN UNBGRN BABY   Chicago Woman, Deserted by Her  TWusband, Offered It tor Adoption.

UNBORN BABY IS ASSURED OF HOME   Expectant Mother Has Been Aban doned by Husband and Left Penniless In Chicaso.

Virs. Carrie Chapman Catt Announces for Gov. Cox   Suffragette Leader Urges Women to Support Democratic Candidate and League of Nations, Declari ing It the Only Course for World Peace—Is Not a Democrat, But Cannot Support Harding. She Savs.  

SATE RAISE ALONE WON'T nL TRAFFIC PROBLEM   Traffic League Representative Tells . C. ©. Railroads Need Lower Taxes.

SAYS RATE RAISE SNOT ONLY CURE   REPRESENTATIVE: OF TRAF. FIC LEAGUE DISCUSSES . RAIL PROBLEMS.

PROTEST HIGEER RATE FOR COAL FREICHT   al ee a” all  Railroads’ Deserva Some -In. creased Return But Not as Much as Askéd, is Claim.

ey FACING 5 GRAVE PROBLEM   Labor, Revenue And Tax Questions Must Be Solved, Says Traffic League Head.

Representative of Southwestern Traffic League Before Com merce Commission.   ROADS HAVE 3 PROBLEMS   Labor, Revenue and Tax Probk lems Can Not Be Helped by Rate Increases.

OPPOSES. 31 PER CENT INCREASE   R..C. Fulbright of Houston Says Railroads Do Not Need This Amount of Increase.

HIGHER RATES NOT SOLUTION RAIL PROBLEM   Texan Says 31 Per Cent of Increase Asked is Not Necessary to Roads.

INCREASED RATES WILL FAIL TO SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS OF RAILROADS SAYS FULLBRIGHT

HIGHER RATES INSUFFICIENT   Railroads Have Other Problems, Fulbright Says Today,

SAYS RATE INCREASES ALONE CANNOT SOLVE  RAILWAY PROBLEM:   Labor, and Tax’ Difficultie  Also Confront Nation’s - Carriers.

TROUBLES OF RAILROADS ARE AIRED   Southern Traffic Expert Tells of Their Woes at Hearing Today.

RATE INCREASE NOT SOLVE THE ROAD’S PROBLEM   Commerce Commission Find Roads Face Three Huge Problems

INCREASED RATES ALONE WILL NET SOLVE PROBLEN   Conditions Themselves Must br Changed, Says Witness in Railroad Rate Hearing.   TAX BURDEN HEAVY ON HOLDERS OF SECURITIES   Protest Against Any Advance   in Tariff on Coal Except or a Straight Percentage Basis Presented to Interstate Com. merce Commission.

INCREASE OF FREIGHT WILL NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM CONFRONTING BAIL ROADS OF NATION

PROPOSED — ee ‘ASE IN “R R-RATES   WILL NOT SOLVE. THE  NATION’S.: TRANSFORTATION PROBLEMS.”   Roads, Face. Laber, Revenue  “and Tax Problema —.Con "ditions Must’ he. Changed Inter tate Cont

PEKING MENACED BY REBELS   Two Generals Reported Moving Forces Toward. the. Capital—Ignore Legations’ Warning.

MEDIATORS WILL RECEIVE REPORT WAAL: STRIKE   No Announcement Is Made of Any Definite Action by Department of Justice   GOVERNMENT READY TO ACT, SAYS WHITE HOUSE   MOST LEADING CITIES HAVE GOOD SUPPLY OF FOOD; MO TOR TRUCKS MAY BE CALL  ED INTO SERVICE.

REPORT ON STRIKE WILL BE MADE T0 MEDIATION BOARN   No Definite Action Ordered But Officials Look for Chance to Prosecute.   U. S. Can Meet Crisis by Mobilizing Millions of Trucks and Autos.

REPORT ON STRIKE IS, ASKED BY GOVERNMENT   Officials Prepare to “Act Under } - Lever Law If Transportation Is Tied Up.   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE . TO START PROSECUTIONS   ‘Attorney General Palmer Hurries to Capital to Take Charge of Situation.   ‘DEFINITE ACTION DELAYED   Use of Army Supplies and Truck Will Be Allowed If Occa- — . sion Demands, -

THE VETO STANDS   House Unable to Overcome the Presi dent's Action.

HOUSE FAILS TO OVERRIDE WILSON VETO   Judicial Appropriatior Bill Falls Through in New Vote.

ATTEMPT TO OVERRIDE VETO FAILS IN HOUSE   Five Democrats, Prohibitioniat and In dependent. Vote with Republicans . on Motion

HOUSE: ‘FAILS TOOVERRIDE. VETO “BY.170.T0:127   Republicans -Unable t “Muster. Votes to Pass Anmnerandahon Rill,

LAY NET FOR. STORE THIEVES   Detectives Work Out < Pian for Holidays   Retail District Unsafe fo Amateur and Professional   Various Forces Work as Unit Under New System

FOR RETAIL STORE ZONE   Plan for DrasticMov Against Shoplifters Perfected

PLANES HOM NTH Wy 10 ALASKA      eC  Start From Mineola on 9.000: Mile Trip to Nome, Alaska,   And Return. 

PLANES MN ON Tht WAY TO ALASKA   Four Army Planes Leave Or Difficult Trip   Start From Mineola on 9,006 Mile Trip to Nome, Alaska And Return.

Fluctuations In Surcne Will Be Limited  To One Cent In Either Direction.

THE BUILDING SUPPLY BUREAU HAD DARK WAYS   Bids Passed Through A Clearing House and Came Out Uniform For Mason’s Supplies.

HIGHER PRICES OBJECT.      Former Sceretary Testifies as to Purpose of Bureau.

BUILDING TRUST. sit:  -PROBERS SCORE. VICTORY   Former Secretary of: Builders’ Supply’ Bureau, Gives. Sensational: Eyidence Before Com eee ye

“TELL EM  STUTTER” SAYS M’ADOO WHEN APPROACHED BY “DRY’   Former Cabinet Member Refuses To Discuss Convention.

MicAdoo is Mum As An Oyste   Says That He Stutters when It Comes To Discussion of the Liquor Question.

PROGRAM mw ANNOUNCED   interesting Entertainment to be ; ‘Given at Presbyterian Church.

sof  w3t eis  ‘PROGRAM. 1S ANNOUNCED:   Interesting Entertainment, to b Given at Presbyterian Church.

STRIKE SEEMS ‘TO BE GROWING   Condition Better in Chi- cago But Worse in.  Other Sections

R.R.  GROWS WORS!   THE DISTURBANCE STRETCHES CLEAR ACROSS THE COUNTRY.   FREIGHT IS TIED UP   RAIL RO ADS ARE HAVEING TROUBLE TO KEEP TRAENS MOVING:   Fight Is Between the “hegalar™ “and the “Rump” Labor Unions with the Latter Gaining.

40,000 MEN IDLE IN RAILWAY STRIKE   SOME STRIKERS RETURNING TO WORK BUT IN THE MAIN CONDITIONS ARE NOT IMPROVED.

N.Y. IN THROES OF TRAIN TIE-UP SERVICE CURTAILED   EMBARGO PLACED ON EXPRESS, ONE ON PASSENGERS IS LIKELY.   STRIKE SPREADING      Commuters Unable to Get to Work,!Find Ferries Operated Lrrerulariy. .

10,000 ON HARBOR AND DEPOT JOG: INN. YIN STRIKE   Ferries Are Hit; Hudson River Subway Operatives Jein Walkout Forces.

HAIL TIE-UP FEARED   STRIKE HAS SPREAD TO: Tilk  PASSENGER SERVICE,

CHICAGO REPORTS ~ ARE MORE HOPEFUL   rotherhood Heads Claim Break in “Outlaws” Forces Presages Beginning of the End.

TEP 1S CAUSING ANY FACTORIES 10 LOGE THEIR ones   Union Leaders Claim Many Men Are Re. turning to Work—Nation Faces Fooc Famine as Embargoes Are Estab. lished—Strike Continues to Expand

39,000 MEN IDLE IN RAIL STRIKES   UNAUTHORIZED WALKOUTS ASSUMED SERIOUS PROPORTIONS TODAY   Thousands Are Thrown: Out of Work By Lack of Fuel and . Raw Materials

MORE MEN QUIT TO JOIN STRIKE   Insurgent Movement Contin ues to Spread and 35,000 Men Now Are Idle.   SEE CHICAGO AS CRUX

UNAUTHORIZED WALKOUTS ASSUMED SERIOUS PRO-: PORTIONS TODAY   a OO _Thousands Are Thrown: Out of Work By Lack of Fuel and  * Raw Materials   Governor Allen Orders Full Authority of State Used to Enforce Law

R. R. OFFICIALS CLAIM CHICAGO SITUATION IS NOW ON THE MEN   Statement of the Facts, However, Seems To Belie the Assertion—New Freight Embargoes and Curtailment of Industry.

‘Thousands of thes Commuting  _ Workers Unable to Run the Blockade, Enact Scenes Never Before Witnessed in Metropolis   Lay Embargo on Expross

UNION LEADERS LOSE CONTROL (IF THER R MEN   Strike Situation Today Has Assumed a More Serious Aspect.      REPORTS INDICATE 35,000 ARE NOW IDLE   —— of the Roads Throw Thousands of Other Em: ployes Out of Work.

GOTHAM YARDMEN OUT; FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TIEUP   Hudson Tubes Close 10 Passen gers; Manhatian Almost IsoJated, Depending on Partial erry Service   CITY IS SHORT OF WORKERS

AGGART IS -IN LINE.      Pledges: the, ; Support of Every Law a Touchi x on Liquor. sa

TAGGART IS IN LINE.   Pledges the Support of Every Law Touching on Liquor.

the ele ode ode oft ofe ole ofe cz of  SOCIETY —AND—  DRDOCHAATAT

SENATOR HARDING WAS NOT BORN IN LOG CABIN   Republican Candidate for President Preparing to Leave Washington Sunday.

HARDING PLAYS” GOLF TODAY ON WILSON COURSE   Republican Nominee Benie "That. He Was Born in - Lov: Cabin: .

NO L0G CABIN CAN ~ ELAM HARDING   [Candidate Today Bquelched Story of His Birthplace—Plans Rounding Into Shape.

HARDING WAo NUT BORN IN A CABIN   NOMINEE MAKES IT PLAIN THA THERE IS “NOTHING DOING” ON THAT CLAIM.

SUFFRAGIST CONVENTION,   i i p " re Vite ! FI ni ' ee ha { 7) i sat  2"  ! : “ ' 1  >  £ ft  '  it : vd . ai n he c

HISTORY OF MICH  GAN ROAD, TREATY  WITH TNDAKS HAD PROMINENT PART

WILSON URGES RATIFICATION   President Wires Speaker of Tennes see House to Follow Action of the Senate.

WILSON WIRES SETH WALKER   President Sends Message to Speaker of the Tennessee House.

WILE CONTINUE BUILDING TRUST INVESTIGATION   Ahnouncement Is Made By Samue  : Untermyer, Committee Counsel. That Many .Combinations Re. matin To Be Probed. .   RECONVENE ABOUT: JAN.: 15

BUILDING INQUIRY 70 BE CONTINUEL   ‘Counsel Announces Legisiative Committee Will Be Pa-organized   CORPORATIGNS ARE NEXT   Brindell’s Plea for Change of Venue Denied By  Court

GOMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE PROBE DF COMBINATION   To Resume Investigation of Building Trusts in January.   MANY CONCERNS TO BE INVESTIGATED   Proofs Already Obtained Shall be Turned Over  to Grand Jury

a DENIED CHANGE OF VENUE   Four More Indictments Retuyyed by Grand Jury-on Evidence Growing Out of Build: ing Trust Investigation.

“BUILDING TRUST” © PROBE CONTINUES   No Letup to New York InQuiry, 

‘FRENCH TO QUIT FRANKFORT   Army to Begin Evacuation of Cit: Tuesday or Wednesday, It Is Stated,

FRANKFORT TO LOSE FRENCH   Paris Dispatch Says Army Will Quit City Next Week.

Italian Premier Denies He Advocated Removal of  Indemnity Demand   Plans Conference With French Premier Today to Discuss Question

DENIES THAT HE FAVORS WIPING OUT THE INDEMNITY CLAUSE.   FAVORS LONG TIME LOAN BY ALLIES

PREMIER NUTT MAY ELUCIDATE   His Ideas on Proposal to Help Germany Regain Her Economic Feet.   DENIES SUGGESTING WAIVING INDEMNITY   Germans Delighted in Antieipation of Economic Assistance in Neer Eutnre

M NE WORKERS 1) COME 10 DECISION   Ballo: Will Determine Whether Men Willi Acespt English Government's Citer ci 20 Per Cent Increase.

NO SENATORIAL CANDIDATE   Hon. N. &. Kendall, Albla’s Republi can. Gubernatoria! Nominee, Has No Aspirationa Beyond Governor,

Oto NUT WANT SENATOR JUG WHEN TERM ENDE   Candidate for Governor Settles Speculation by Definite Pointblank Statement.

AENDALL (3. NOT DUT FOR SENATOR AT NO TIME   fests Statement Today to Settle Rumors Which Are Striving For Public Recognition.

KENDALL DENIES SENATE AMBITION   Neither Now Nor In The Future Will He Be A Candidate G. QO. P. Choice Says.

KENDALL NOT A CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR   Republican Nominee for Gov ernor Issues Positive Statement Today.

KILLED SELF AND NEW LOVER   Divorced Wifeof Overseas Soldier Writes Sentimental Poem Before Committing Double Crime.

CHICAGO: LOVE TANGLE ENDS IN TWO DEATH!   Head of Chicago Advertisins Agency and Divorcee Are -Foutd Dead Together.

ANOTHER LOVE TRIANGLE SHOWN   Chicago Man and Divorced Wife of 2 Soldier Found Dead in Her Rows

TAKING MEN HOME FROM WAK   4riny Sranusport Renches San Pran cisco With Big Cargo.

BRINGS 4,852 FROM SIBERIA   Transports Mount Vernon. Lands Czeoh Soldiers and War Prisoners at San Francisco,

CONFESSES BLUFFS NIAIL CAR ROBBERS CTE 9 MILLIONS   Negro Arrested in Chicago -for Kokomo Robbery Claims He « Was in lowa Affair.   GANG MET IN DES MOINES; CASH LOOT TWO MILLIONS   Great Transcontinental: Mail . Theft Planned by Ex-Clerk, According to Negro.

$1,000,000 IN CASH TAKEN IN. COUNCIL BLUFFS ROBBERY   Negro, Arrested in Chicago Tells of Details of Big Theft.

EDWARD VALENTINE, NEGRO, JN TOILS IN THAT CITY.   SAYS HE RECEIVED HIS SHARE OF BLUFFS BOOTY   The Negro Also Admitted the Rob. bery of Several Mail Coaches in Various Portions of the Country, and Much Loot is Recovered.

NEGRO MAIL ROBBER NABBED IN CHICAGO   Tries To Cover Up Hold-Ups By ‘‘Confession’”’ Of Council Bluffs Theft.

‘Man Arrested at Chicage Claims to Have Participated and that Loot Was Rearly Ten Millions

DUTCH TO REFUSE COUNCIL DEMAND?   .French Believe Holland Will  Fight Against Kaiser’s Extradition,

DEMAND FOR KAISER   sent Holland in Letter Approved By supreme Coancil

TEXT 1S APPROVED   Of Letter Asking for Extradi tion of Ex-Emperor.

SUPREME COUNCIL HAS APPROVED OF NOTE TO HOLLANE   Dutch Governent,. If Disinelinec To Deliver Former Kaiser, Ha - Foundation For. Resistance.   NO SUCH. LAW UPON BOOKS

Supreme Couricil Approves Tex of Letter,   THINK REFUSAL PROBABLE.   Re eee  Holland Will Decilne fo Delive: Kx:Monarch, According  td  ‘ General Expectation — ir French (Circles-—Ocn:muni. cation to Dutch Government Drafted by Frenchmen.

ASKS EXTRADITION OF FORMER KAISEF   Supreme Council Approves Text of Letter.   THINK REFUSAL PROBABLE.   Sere eamnecienel  Holland Will Decline to Deliver Ex-Monarch, According to General Expectation in ‘French Circles—Communication to Dutch Government Drafted by Frenchmen.

LETTER ASKING FXTRAGITION. OF KAISER APPROVEL   Generally Believed Holland Will Refuse to Deliver Former German Ruler.   SURRENDER OF OTHERS ‘ALSO TO BE DEMANDED   Dutch Government Has Foundatior jor Resistance in Fact That Of fenses Named Are Not Provided fo in Dutch Laws, Nor in Tre@ties Be tween Holland and Allied Powers

SUPREME COUUNCIL APPROVES DEMAND FOR FORMER KAISER   French Expect Dutch to Refuss to Deliver Former Em peror.   TEXT OF LETTER WAS WRITTEN BY. FRENCHMAN   Clauses Taken From Letter Drafted by American Delegation Last July.

FORMER KAISER MAY BE SAFE   Sepreser Council Belictes Holland WRI Refuse to Give Up Hobearollern Despite ANied Reqeest.

FIGHT ENGLAND 3 YEARS ACO   Peints Out Arcther Blunder   FEAR HOLLAND WILL REFUSE TO GIVE UP KAISER   DUTCH LAWS DO NOT RECOGNIZE CRIMES UPON WHICH EMPEROR iS DEMANDED

PETERSBURG WINS TRACK MEET   Defeats Five Clubs at Evansville Last Week.

PETERSBURG WINS — _ FROM EVANSVILLE   ‘PATOKA GETS 4 FIRSTS—PRINCETON WINS IN THE SECONDS— CENTRAL LOSES

MARKET GOES DOWN WITH THUD TODAY   Provisions and Grain Take Bis Drop,

BiG BREAK IN GRAINS   Beth Wheat and Corn Had Drep—Provisions are Down Also.

SEVERE BREAKS IN GRAIN PRICE   Reports of Disturbing  Financial and Industrial Moves Causes Rig Drop.

GRAIN MARKET IN BIG SLUMP; WHEAT DROPS   Leading Motor Enterprise Closes Down—Unable to Sell Product.

SENSATIONAL PRICE BREAK   i ~~ Whent and Corn Take a Tremendous  ay .— 3.

‘Reported Closing of Large Motor Enterprise Because of Inability to Sell Product Knocks Bottom Out of Market

GRAIN, PROWoIOAG TAKE DECIDED DROP   Weakness in Stock Market Prime Reason.

BIG DROP IN MARKET TODAY   Great Decline in Wheat and Pork Feature Today’s Business

50 MINES IN INDIANA COAL. FIELD IDLE   GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKETS EXPERIENCE BREAKS

GRAIN MARKET IN SHARP OLUMP ON FINANCIAL REPORT   Disturbing Financial and Trad Conditions Break Prices on Chicago Exchange.

BREAKS IN GRAIN MARKET   Wheat Dropped as Much as Eight Cents a Bushel Today

PAIGES OF GRAIN AND PROWOIONG BREAK SHARPL   Disturbing Industrial and Fin ancial Developments Re sponsible—Wheat Drops { Cents a Bushel.

Distressing Financial © News Causes Breaks in  Grain and Provision:

SEVERE BREAK IN CHICAGO MARKET   Inability Large Mctor Enterprise To Sell Preducts Sends W&eat Down.

Wheat Falls Eight Cents, Corn Nearly Ten Cents and Pork Two Dollars Per Barrel

Financial and Industrial Developments Combine To Cause Unusually Severe Breaks.  BIG MOTOR CONCERN HAS CLOSED DOORS  Prospects of Large Crops Cause Part of Tumble in Prices     Wheat Falls Eight Cents, Corn Nearly Ten Cents and Pork Two Dollars Per Barrel

BIG BREAKS IN PROVISIONS ON CHICAGO CHANGE   Drops in Grain and Provisions Markets Accom. pany Distributing Financial Developments.

GRAIN ‘MARKETS: - SLIP“AND SLIDE   BEAR REPORT FROM INDUS _ ‘ PRIES CAUSES CRASH.   : a U : _— PROVISIONS TOOK THE TOBOG. GAN ALONG WITH GRAINS.   Seepage. Reperts trom Industrie: Have Been Bearish for Sev’ . eral Weeks.

THE GRAIN MARKET BREAKS.       Mikewive There Are Dents in the Prices of Proviniona at Chf_ eerc<The Reuse,  Aw

IN PLEA FOR ENVOY   CANADA SEEKS TO SEND REPRE. SENTATIVE TO WASHINGTON.   Representations Placed Before the U. S. State Department by the Dominion Government.

CANADA SEEKS ENVOY   Plea for Representation Now Be fore Washington Authorities.   Dominion Wants Legation at U. € Capita!—$60,000 in Budget for the Project.

FARMERS’ DAY MEETING   Committeemen to Arrange Program This Evening.

rHE WOMEN ARE BUSY.   That Branch of Both Parties Getting County Organization.

GREATER HONOR NE'ER PAID KING   Simple Homage of Sorrow for Obscure Child   BORNE BY PLAYMATES   Yasket of Felipe Almari, Thea tre Panic Victim, is Escort. ed Through East Side New York by Cortege that Causes Traffic to Halt at Its Ap. proach—tTribute of Grief

TRAFFIC HALTS AS CORTEGE. . OF TOT, WHO DIED IN MOVIE HOUSE PANIC, APPROACHE:

HOOVER DISPOSED Ot; ON WITH THE WORK, HE SAYS   Gives Taterview to United Press and Voices Opinion on National Ieee   WAS READ OUT OF BOTH THE OLD PARTIES   Famous Man Agrees with Penrose, Bryan and Hitchcock on One Ouestian

a aaah,  Hoover Says It Is Time to Get  On With Issues   Agrees with Penrose, Bryan and Hearst He Is Not Their Kind of Politician, ..0

HOOVER READ OUT — OF BOTH PARTIES   By Boise Penrose and William Bryan, and Hearst Has No Use For Him.

¥ 'Y NOW CLEAR TO! “ GET ON WITH ISSUES   Hoover’ Agrees ‘With Both ia

GET ON WITH (3508, [5 PLEA OF HOOVER   Read Out of Both Political Parties, Clears Way to Discuss Problems.

COTTON MARKET GETS JOLT   European Situation Causes Break of $5 to $6 a Bale.

COTTON DROPS $5 TO $6 BALE   Sharp Break in Market Is Caused by Nervousness Over European Condition.

OPIE READ’S DAUGHTER DEAD   Dies of Overwork in Connection With Red Cross and Loan Drives— She Was 24 Years Old.

DEMAND PLANK ON NEGRO LAY   Want “Unequivocal Stand” Against “Reign of Lynch Law”

the national committeemen: regarding the work of the convention.

MOST OF THE DEMOCRA TIC CANDIDATES ARE HOPEF UL BUT COX IS LEADING MAN   Ohio Man Will Be Nominated If Convention Follows Rumor: Light Beer and Wine Advocates At Work.

Expect Labor Board To Make Temporary Wage Adjustment At Once  a eam   Believe Board Will Be In Ses: sion Friday—Strikers Are Returning

.§. NOT FOR WAR   I Comes, Japanese Jingoe il] Be Responsible, Says "Representative Kahn

California Representative and Chairman of Military Committee Discusses Japanese Question before House   NOT TOO PROUD TO FIGHT BUT DESIROUS OF PEACE

KAHN DECLARES U. $. WANTS TO AVOID WAR WITH JAPAN   “But”, Says He, “We Are Nol Too Proud to Fight Nor Are We Afraid to Fight.”

AMERICA NOT TO CAUSE WAR WITH JAPAN   If Trouble Ever Comes Says Kahn It Will be  Due to Japanese.

DISCUSSION OF JAP. QUESTION   Was Delivered in House by Chairman of Mili tary Committee

FAIRLY WARNED   'SPEECH IN CONGRESS TODAY  BY CALIFORNIAN,    CAUTIOUS AGITATORS   APANEE DEMAGOGUES MAVE MPHATIC NOTICE SERVED.   Mr. Kahn Does Not Expect War : Bat Lets It be Known that We . Will Not Run Away From It. .

HE TALKED OP JAPAN   Representative Kalin of Califoraia Easily Understood,   ttAS NO FEAR OF Wal   Wants a “Universal Military Training” Policy to “Sale” quard Country.”

GRANDSONS OF MEN TODAY WILL NOT SEE JAP WAR   THIS IS OPINION OF CALIFORNIA LEADER WHO SEES NO U. S&S. —NIPPON CONFLICT

aie A      Demagogues..and. “Agitate: f Nippon Must Make. Choite: Solon Declares’ in“ Speech On Probiem Before Congress              Question Purely  of He Tells House.’ Members

CALIFORNIAN AOSEATS JAPAN ANG ROT ARSERICA MAY BRING ARGUT Whe   RAHN EXPRESSES HOPE AMEKI(A WAY ALWAYS AVOID WAR WITH ANY POWER.

JAPANESE PROBLEM FREELY ISTSSED BY SULONS TODAY   If War Between U. S. and Japan Does Come, Will Be Fault cf Japs, Says Kahn.   TALKS FREELY ON TOPIC   If U, S. Remains Prepared, There Is Little Chance That War Will Ever Result.

California Representative Discusses Exclusion .of Japanese Labor.      YELLOW RACES UNITING’   Kahn Says Trouble Improb.  able for Many Years ! Despite Talk, -

ANY NATION HAS RIGHT REGULATE ITS IMMIGRATION   Chairman Kahn Says if there is War Japan Must Start It. ,

AMERICA DOES NOT SEEK A WAR With JAPAN, SAYS KAHN   Congressman From Califor. nia Flays Japanese Dem agogues Today.   SPEAKER ADVOCATES MILITARY TRAINING   Chairman of Committee 09 Military Affairs Makes Notable Address.

“U.S, NOT AFRAID TOFIGHT”   Tokio Defied in Speech to American Congress   ‘HAS RIGHT TO BAR ALIENS’   California Congressmai Address es House on Question

KAHN DENIES ANY “TINGED OF WR ANTI PANES   Member of House From California Makes Carefully Prepared Address on the. Situation Regarding Admission of Tananece.

CALIFORNIAN SEES NO DANGER OF WAR WITH THE JAPANESE   No Difficulties Will Arise ii U. S. Keeps Prepared Kahn Tells House   OPPOSITION TO JAPS NOT RACIAL PREJUDICE HE SAYS   _Deplores Efforts to Instil Hatred of U. S. in Japan

JAPANESE WAR REMOTE, KAHN OF CALIF SAYS   In Event of War Between U. S. and Japan, Biame Would Fall on Jap Politicians

AMERICA WANTS TO STAY OUT OF WARS   Shairman Kahn of Military Com: mittee Addresses the House.   Points to Threats by the Japanece, but Says America Doesn't Want War.

KAHN WANTS US, “TO BE PREPARED   Chairman of House Militar Committee Says Training Is Best Safequard for Peace.   DOES NOT. FEAR JAPAN

Japan Making Every Effort To Unite Yellow Races   Speech Delivered in The House

AMERICA HOPES TO AVOID JAP WAR      If Any Trouble Occurs It Will Be Caused By Japanese Agitators, Savs Representative Kahn:

oF. LAWMAKER BLAMES NIPPON ~ FOR SITUATION   Representative Kahn Discusses Japanese’ Question: Freely and Frankly in. House’   U. S: MAY. BE FORCED.TO FIGHT: HE ASSERTS   Demagoques of‘ Flowery Kingdom:-io- Be ‘to-.Blame JT” Peace Is Broken -

AMERICA NOT TOO PROUD TO FIGHT ~ NOR AFRAID IF FORGED TO BATTLE, CALIFORNIAN ASSERTS IN. SPEECH   Representative Kahn Discusses Oriental Menace Freely — Agitation an Japan Imperils   Friendly Relations.

U. S. WOULD AVOID WAR   Chairman Kahn of Miicary Committee Addresses the House.   Points to Threats by the Japanese, but Says America Doesn't Want War.

SAYS JAPS NOT U.S. WOULD BE CAUSE OF WAR   Representative Kahn of Californja Discusses Japanese Question Today.   EXPRESSES HOPE THAT PEACE WILL PREVAI

KAKN DENIES ANY DANGER: OF WAR WITH JAPANES}   Member of House From California Makes Carefully Prepared Address on the Situation Regarding Admission of  T. AVC COE 

WAR WITH JAPAN fo DISCUSSED Ih HOUSE BY KAHN   Chairman of Military Committee Says If Conflict Comes Oriental Demagogues Will Be Responsible.

WAR THREAT WITH JAPS — IS DISCUSSED IN HOUSE   California Representative Declares America Is Not Seeking Rupture With Yellow Races—Explains There Is No Bar Against Any Japs Except Common Labor Class—Carefully Prepared Speech.

CALIFORNIAN SEES “NO DANGER OF WAR - WITH THE JAPANESE   No Difficulties Will ’ Arise: vu. &. Keeps Eramel Kahn Tells House   OPPOSITION TO JAPS NOT © " RACKAL PREJUDICE HE SAYS   /Deplores-Efforts to Insti] Hatred * . of U.S. in Japan

KAHN CANDID IN DISCUSSING JAP QUESTION   Californian Says U. S. Want: Peace But Not “Too Proud to Fight.”   “OR UNIVERSAL TRAINING

BUT WILL FIGHT TO MAINTAIN IT IF NECESSARY.   Chairman Kahn of Military Commit too Tells the House of Japanese Threats.

KEEP ALERT EYE ON YELLOW RACES KAHN’S WARNING   Japs Scheming For Wa On Whites, Congress Admonished.

FORESEES A WAi WITH JAP NATION   REP. KAHN ASSERTS THAT COUNTRY PICKS QUARREL WITH UNITED STATES   SCORE JINGOISTIC PRESS   America, Chairman of House Military Committee Says, Has Right to Exclude Japanese Immigrants

JULIUS KAR  3S WER i Tk HAP Tag   United States Hopes tc Avoid Strife, Californian Tells Congress  ee  Troc”vw DDL DA DWONAT Oc   URGES PREPAREDNESS FOR POSSIBLE STRIFE   Believe Nipponese Making Effort to Stir Yellow Races Against Whites

JAPANESE ONLY ‘ CAN BRING WAR KAHN DECLARES   Representative, “Speaking  Frankly” on Question, Advocates Preparedness   NOT RACIAL PREJUDICE   fe fo Representative Says Objections Are Raised Only to Japa nese Laborers

KNOW WE'LL FIGHT, SAYS CONGRESSMAN   Californian Avers if Ite War, It Will Be Caused by Mikado’s Demagogues.   ADDRESSES ‘HOUSE  ON ANTI-ALIEN BILL

CLOTHING Is ALSO MUCH LOWER IN ALL MARKETS   Carpets! and Rugs Join the Decl uc From High Altitudes

RESTURANT PRICES DROP   Childs Place’s Will Make Large ‘Reduction on Shortly.

CHAIN RESTAURANTS SLASHING PRICES   Sais Cafes Over Country Cut Fro» 11 to 28 Per Cent—Profiteer Hunters Busy.

“JORN BULL BUSY   British Efforts to ‘Dominate American. Shipbuilding" in: Early ‘Days of War...      AGENTS OF ENGLAND © . ON SHIPPING BOARD   ‘Strange Feature Is That Ne. body ‘Admits Knowing How. Thay Goat Phere:

BRITISH AGENTS = HAG IMPORTANT JOBS ON SHIPPING BOARD   Denman Advecates Organization of America’s. Shipbuilding Program  on Purely American Basis. 

BASEBALL REPORT HAS BEFW FINISH   Grand Jury -Presents Evidence and Indictments of Players Who Threw Worlds Series,—Three Make Bond  Anand Say They are Innacent.

BASEBALL JURY —-BILES REPORT   IN ADDITION YO INVEST. GATING THROWING OF 1919 SERIES GRAND IN. QUEST LOOKED = INTO  Bis SIS

Parliament Committee To Visit Fiume To Confer With D’Annuanzio   ITALIANS SEEK PEACE   Many Personal Appeals Te Poet To Make An Honoerable Surrender

AD OF WILSON WILL BE SOUGHT   The President Will Be Asked to Campaign for the Election of Cox.   NATURE OF THE WORK TO BE LEFT TO HIM   Chairman White Refuses % Comment Upon Governor Oox’s Charces of Boodie.

NAME RECEIVERS FOR CHAS. PONZI   John Perkins, William Sens and Edward Thurston Are Appointed Today.

Widow of Pan-German Wants Share In Estate Left for Military  Parernoaea.

STATE 10 REST CASE WEDNESDAY   Trial Of Alleged I. W. W. At Montesano Is Rapidly Nearing Completion

MINERS WRANGLE ALL DAY OVER FRAUDS IN THEIR LAST ELECTION   Farrington Replies to Eigh Hour Speech by Defeated Candidate

LARGER HOME POR MORD CO.   Local Concern Porced to Provide for Pnlarged Quarters.

POINT DFATTAGK ~—ONORY (A AEN   Hugh Fox, of United Brewers, Says Supreme Court Will Adjudicate Important Prohibition Question   DECIDE RIGHT TO DEFINE “INTOXICATING BEVERAGE”   Says Measure Would Deny Accused Right of Trial By a Jury

TWO-MAIN POINTS OF ATTACK ON THE 18TH AMENDMENT ARE OPE)   Right of Congress to Define “Intéslcating Liquors;” Decision On the “Concurrent - Power” Clause.

MAIN POINTS UEATTACK Gh  THE DRY LAW   HAS CONGRESS RIGHT TO DE FINE WHAT BOOZE INTOXICATES?   Original Law Meant to Cover Only Liquor, But Now It Is Caonstrued So Thaw Farmer Who Mashes His Own Apples For Cider May Land in Hoosegow, Says Liquor Advocate.

WETS HAVE 2 MORE POINTS OF ATTACK IN OASIS BATTL   Supreme Court Must Decide New Issues, Brewers’ Head Declares.

PORT WORKERO ARE THREATENED   GOVERNOR TELLS SOLONS OF THREATS AGAINST STRIKE BREAKERS

VIOLENCE UPON WITHDRAWAL IS THREAT--HORBY   Governor Tells Legislatur: That Threats Are Made to Kill or Run Men Oui.

2ND MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE   Governor Hobby Tells ef Alleged Threats Made in Galveston

PORT BILL URGED BY THE GOVERNOR   HOBBY SAYS THREATS MADE TO TERRORIZE WORKERS WHEN TROOPS LEAVE   ELECTION BILL PROPOSED   Two Measures, Differing Essentially, Expected to Cause First Clash of Special Session of Legislature.

VOLTAGE WINS FASIG RAGE   Only Half of the Grand Circuit Card Gould be Run. Races Conthnue Over Saturday.

MEN KIDNAP CASHIER OF BANK   Released on Promise t Support School Fund

WOMEN WERE T00 MUCH FOR MISSOURI BANKER   “Ridnaped” When He Fights Schoo Fund, Cashier Rinally Sees the Licht

NICE FUND CREATED.   hive Thousand Dollars Now at Interest for Local Cemetery Upkeep.

b CREATED.       Five Thowsand Dollars ‘ow at Ih terest for Local Cemetery Upkeep.

Film Depositories For  Church Work Are Asked   Sunday Schools Committes Makes Request at M. E. Con. ference; Unification Conven tion Is Proposed.

LAYMEN DELEGATES TALK STEWARDSHIE   Those In Attendance At Metho dist Conference Have  Special Meet.

TO INVOKE FILM AS RELIGIOUS AID 10 CHURCH   Methodist Conference Consid. ers the Use of Motion Pictures.   SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND WEEK DAY RELIGION   New Plan Considered for Uni fication of North and South Church.

AVERAGE LIVING COST CONTINUES T0 ASCEND ACCORDING TQ REPORT   PRICES OF VARIOUS COMMODITIES HAVE PRACTICALLY DOUBLED SINCE 1914, [IS REPORT.

REJECT CLAIMS OF ITALIAN GOVERNMENT   Colorado Commission is Agains' . Payment for Deaths of Mer Durine Strike.

ADVISES COLORADO TO REJECT LUDLOW CLAIMS   Legislature’ s. Board of, Inquiry Submits  Report in Italian 0 asas. to Governor ££:

PLAN TO DELAY EQUAL SUFFRAGE   Aantis Secore Injanction Which They Predict Will Nullify Tennessee's Action   Will Bring te Bear All Powers of '» Office to See That Ratifi cation Is Certified

SUFFRAGE TIED UP If TENNESSEE, DEC! ARED   INJUNCTION AGAINST CERTIFICA: TION SAID TO PREVENT ENFRANCHISEMENT.   ADVOCATES ARE CONFIDENT   House Members Who Fled to Prevent Guornm Are Said Still to Be Absent in Alabama,

TEGHNICALITIES DEFER NATIONAL FRANGHISEMENT   Constitutional League o' Tennessee Predicts Amendment Will Be Enmeshed in Legal Snarls for Year and Half.

injunction Likely to Go t Supreme Court, Oppon tents Sav.   ADOPTION. INCOMPLETE ‘SEVEN STATES TOLD   Argument on Restraining Order May Be Heard Wednes-

TENNESSEE ANTIS MAKE PREDICTION   Say ig - Will be Year and ‘Half anghisementot mis ‘Complete.

PREDICTS SUFFRAGE WILL BE BLOCKED   League Declares Injunction wil Prevent Enfranchisement.   WARNING SENT GOVERNORS   Advocates Continue to Chatac. ize ‘Situation as Satisfac‘tory——Temporary Writ. Is. sued Restraining Officials From Certifying  Ratificatine tn Gaerreatary of. Btatae

OAY INJUNCTION WILL BE UPHELD   Anti-Suffragists Are Con fident of Success   NO VOTES FOR WOMEN   For Year or More is Predictior of Tennessee Constitutional League Made in Message to Governors of Seven States— Suffrage Leaders Say Situa-. tion is Satisfactory

Tennessee Injunction Likely to Go to Supreme Court For Final Decision, Antis Say.   RATIFICATION INCOMPLETE 7 STATES TOLD   Secretary Colby Also To Be Enjoined from Promulgating Ap proval of Amendment.

SUFFRAGE QUESTION HAS BEEN HELD UF BY AN TRIUNCTION   Tennessee Legislators Ga Into State Of Alabama To Prevent Quorum In House. .      TO BLOCK < CERTIFICATION

INJUNGTION MAY PREVENT WOMEN VOTING IN 1920   TENNESSEE C ON STITUTIONAL LEAGUE SAYS AMENDMENT HAS NOT BEEN RATIFIED

NOW COMES A PREDICTION FROM TENNESSEE THAT WOMEN WiLL,  NOT CAST THEIR VOTES THIS YEAR   Stated That Injunction Against Certification of the Ratification Would Prevent Enfranchisement For at Least a Year and a: Half.

TENNESSEE LEAGUE HOLDS UPPER HAND   INJUNCTION PRBEPVENTS RATIFICATION CERTIFICATION.   Gevernor Roberts Declares Action o Twe Hoascs Constitutes Approval of Amendment— Against Mimority Act.

COAL CONFERENCES Oh   HOPEFUL AFYITUDE AT TERRE HAUTE—THE MINES CONTINUE CLOSED.

S FALSE SAS HAYS   REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN DE. CLARES CHARGES OF GOVERNOKR COX ARE 1 TRORE,   HE SUBMITS THE FIGURES   Declares That Campaign Committee's Budget System fer the Campaign for This Year Calls for Only $3,.078,087.20.—Does Not Include States,

UK Grint LIBtLOUS MM TEEEGT, VIEW   PARTY'S FUND IS THREE MILLIONS, ~ CHAIRMAN INSISTS     A a NR APT. rT rf      Another Million Due fie State Effort, Not  Committees.

COX CHARGES: ARE FALSE AND "ALSO LIBELOUS   ts The Declaration of Will H. Hays, Chalrman of the Republican National Committee,

HAYS ON STAND DECLARES COX’S CHARGES FALSE   G. 0. P. Chairman Tells Senate Prohe Committee Assertions fre Libelous. in Purpose   DENIES EVERYTHING GOVERNOR ALLEGES

Says Cox Charges © $15,000,000 Fund False, Libelous   Republican Quota for Presidential tial Campaign $3,079,037 .2C and Another Million to Be Used in State Campaigns —Chairman Is First Witness.

WOMEN WIN IN JU-YEAR FIGHT   OUR MOTHERS BEGAN IT,’ MRS. CATT SAYS ‘SO WE HELD IT SACRED’

LEADERS REJOICE * OVER THE VICTORY   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Review: the Long Campaign for Women’s Votes

Mrs. Carrie Catt, President Nation American Woman Suf frage Association Rejoices.   TELLS OF GREAT FIGHT ENDING IN VICTORY   Obstacles Many—Women Lined Up Under New Name of League Of Women Voters.

Convention Loses Four Delegates When Missouri Contest Results In Both Sides Being Ousted: 492 To Nominate.

THE REPUBLICANS - ARE STILL HEARING CONTESTED GASES   The Apparent. “Score to Date in 7 Matter ‘of Delegates Seated. Lowden 21, Wood 8, Johnson 2

REP. NATIONAL CON, SEATING THEDELECATES   Disposed of 33 of 122 Con- tested Cases On ; Wednesday   HEARINGS TO CONTINUE   Contests Decided On Legal Merits and Various Candidates Afferted

GOV. LOWDEN LEADS IN THE CONTEST DECISIONS   Up to Noon Today :kE of the 122 Cases Had Been Disposed  or. i

3883 Contests Are Disposed Of By Republicans—89 Cases Still To Be Heard  LOWDEN GAINS IN VOTES AS RESULT Committee Acts Upon Legal  Merits Without Regard To  Affeet On Candidates 

LOWDEN GAINS NUMBER OF DELEGATES THROUGH COMMITTEE DECISIONS   Settlement of Thirst Roree Cases Adds - 'Twenty-One Delegates to the  2 Governor’s List

COMMITTEE HAS — DISPOSED OF MUCH BUSINESS   Thirty-Three ‘Contests Have Been Decided By Members Of Na< tiona] Body. 

WOOD LEADS IN SELECTING OF DELEGATES   Lowden Second Witt Johnson Tagging Close At Heels.

SEEK SUSPECT IN MAIL THEFT   Police Believe Taxi Drive Has Loot Taken in Train Robbery.

WANTS DIAZ TO LEAVE MEXICO   Making Arrangements for Defense Against the Government

FELIX QUAL NUT  LEAVE BIEAIGH DESPITE GRDER   INSISTS HE BE TREATED © SAME TERMS AS OTHER REBELS AGAINST CARRANZA,

TELLER WAS NOT I BANK VAULT   Unsigned Hate Found, But Young Official is Missing,

OTTOWA TELLER MISSINC; VAIN RESCUE ATTEMPT   Chicago Rescuers on Special Train Find Vault  Is Empty.

BANK ROBBED; TELLER GONE   “Tf You Had Treated Me Right ' This Would Not Have Happened” Reads.Note.

TELLER BELIEVED LGCKED IN SAFE   Vault is Cut Open, But Found Empty; Man Still Missing

Senet, Uterine  TORPEDO FATAL: BABE IS VICTIM   Little Son of Des Moines Couple Tries to Eat Explosive; Death Resulted This Morning.

GOODWIN IS ARRESTED.   Native of Kittery Taken at Bridge nart Cann far Rank Rahharvu

GOODWIN IS ARRESTED.   Native of Kittery Taken at Bridgeport. Conn. far Rank Rohharyv

HAVE HAD TWO DAYS OF RIOT. ING—TRAMWAY MEN VOTE ON ENDING STRIKE   POLES TO THE ALLIES   send Special Note to England, Italy, France, Japan and United States on War Sitaation a

DENVER UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Two Hundred and Fifty Fed*eral Troops Following Todav’s Rioting Quells Disturbance.

DENVER 1S NOW UNDER MILITARY RULE, EOLLOWIN TWO DAYS OF VIOLENG   LIVE HUNDRED YDDITIONAL SOL pDIERS VOW ON WAY TO CITY is REPORT

COL. BALLOU WITH 250 REGULARS FROM FT. LOGAN IN CHARGE,   MARTIAL LAW RESTORES QUIET

VETERANS OF 316TH PLAN FIRST REUNION   Will Be Held at Philadelphia Oct. § and 10-—Program Has Been Arranged

FIRST REUNION FOR MEN OF 316th      Soldiers in This Section Plan te Attend Get-Together of Reriment.

MERRILL ORGANIZES CHAMBER OF COMMERCI   SIXTY MERRILL MEN SIGNIF) INTENTION OF JOINING NEW ORGANIZATION

AMERICAN WORKERS ARE IN DANGIR      Near East Relief Worke: Sends Request for Help to Headquarters.

; al a aE Regt 6 Pius NUSBAUM BROS’. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT   Of Their Cash and Carry System of Coalline (Cle vwwerding

NUSBAUM BROS’. SPEC.  IAL ANNOUNCEMENT   Of Their Cash and Carry System of *eliinge Groceries

GOVERNOR COX GIVES NAMES IN CHARGES OF G.0.P. SLUSHEUND   Says Big Business Is Not Con tributing to His Campaign Because of Policies:.   APPLIES REACTIONARY AND STANDPATTER    Rockefellers Included in List of Contributors to Republican Hank- Book.

COX GIVES NAMES — OF MEN ACCUSED OF DONATING FUNDS   In First Speech of Western Tour Democratic Candidate Continues Charges.   WRIGLEY AND MONELL ARE THE FIRST NAMED   Then Comes John D. Rockefeller, W. C. Teagle, American Tobacco Co., Bankers and Others.

NEGRO OFFICER CONVICTED   Found Guilty of Having Lured Kan sas Girl to Slavery That Killed Her—Woman Also Convicted.

NEGRO POLICEMAN IS GUILTY   Chicago Officer Convicted of Having Lured White Girl to Death.

NEW COMPOSING MACHINE OPERATION; PLANT ECTRRD   The Record Installs the Latest Model C-sm Intertype; It Carries Four ‘Magazines and is Equipped with Electric Pot with Automatic: Thertiiostat.

MARQUARD AS  TICKET SCALPEF   Draws Fine in Offering io Sell Sis World Series Tickets for $250

“Rube” Marquard Found Guilty _ Of Ticket Scalping and Fined $1 and Costs; Said It Was Joke

MARQUARD, GUILTY OF SCALPIN, FIRED. BY BROOKLYN. TEAN   Following.Conviction ‘in Cleve_land Court, Ebbets Announces Southpaw is Through. ~   TODAY’S SCORE.   Se ea ee ee el ee Bi  Cleveland .............  Batteries—Brooklyn, Grimes and Miller; Cleveland, Aoseles: kie and O’Neill..

MARQUARD AS: ~ TICKET SCALPER   Draws ‘Fine in. Offering to Sell Si World Series, Tickets tor $350

STAR SOUTHPAW TWIRLER PALI $1 FINK AND €@&90 COSTS TODAY  HE SAYS 1T WAS A FRAME UP, . AND NOT HAYE A THING , Ox wit

TAX LEGISLATION STILL “IN AIR” AND MAY PREVENT ADJOURN. MENT OF LEGISLATURE,

SLIGHT CHANCE OF LEGISLATURE CLOSING TODAY   Most Important Measures of th Session Are Still in Conference.   TAX PROBLEM JS UNSOLVED    ‘War Memorial, Coal Commis sion, Tax Bills Yet to Be Passed.

MEMORIAL BILL IS ALTERED BY      Howe Amends .Bil Making $4,000,000 Appropriation   FACE PROSPECT OF THIRD WEEK’S WORK

State Legislature Faces Prospect of Continuing Session Tuto Next Week Despite Efforts for Speed.   SOLDIER MEMORIAL BILL iS AMENDED BY SENATE   Two Million Is Figure Set for Legion Hall; Salary Increase for Teachers Is Given Consideration.

ier remem       Of Carl McGowan, Slain In Feud.  Battle, Was Largely Attended     Yesterday.      STORY OF FATAL QUARRE

COURT ROLD: LONOPIRACY PLOTERS  OUILTY   Federal Court Convicts Mer and Women In NationWide Plot

Women of Yoncalla, Oregon, Rise up  and Throw Male Officials Out

TWOWOMEN MAYORS ELECTED “IN OREGON   In One City Entire Municipal Ticket of Women Is Chosen.

TO BE ON DEFENSIVE.   Anti-Tobacco Associations to Be Put on Defensive by Tobacco Assn.

Mw eA ee oe  THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ROBESON COUNTY FOR MEN.  By T. A..McNEILL, Jr., Chm.  T. W. MAXWELL, Secretary.

The Gathering of Shriners Will be Here Friday—aAll Asked To Decorate

WANT MERCHANTS TO HELP SURVEY      SAYS A SURVEY WITHOERT CAMPAIGN WOULD DO TOWN HARM   SPOKE TO THE C. OF C.   The Gathering of Shriners Will be Here Friday—All Asked To Decorate   Mayor Kreeck Said the Work of Fixing up Old Jail will Start / . in Ten Days 4 é

New State Law “Interpr ste Only One li Effect hie  Year.      -RECINCT BOUNDARY’ IS

eames mE. i eg {EASURE INTERPRETED BY AWYERS AS ONLY ONE NOW IN EFFECT.   VARIOUS STEPS EXPLAINE!   Pyavisions Made for Those Unable te Appear—Precinct Boundary Issue Dineassed. -

LEST YOU FORGET Events Scheduled for This Eveniog   BRYAN BIG FIGURE IN NEBRASKA VOTI   Appeal of Commoner te be Names Delegate-ai-Large Rivals Presidential Contest in State Interest

WILL FIGHT FOR THE BALLOT   Milltant Suffragists Will Make Direc Appeals To the Nominees For the Presidency.

SUFFRAGETTES STAND BEHIND SEN. HARDING   To Endorse Republica Choice When He Makes Speech.

SUFFS WILL USE BIG STICK GN NOMINEES   'WOMEN WILL DEMAND HARD. ING’S ATTITUDE TOWARD RATIFICATION OF SUF.  FRAGE AMENDMENT

SUFFRAGE To TO Gt AGTIVE IN CAMPAIGN   TO SEEK PLEDGE OF CANDIDATES IN WOMEN’S AID   Prohibitionists Will Put Up Ticket; No Hope  In Dernos.

SUFFRIABISTo WILL APPEAL TO NOMINEES   Harding and Coolidge to Be Asked What They Intend to Do for Ratification

SUPFRAGISTS TI FIGHT &, @, P,   Hold Republicans Responsible For Failure ta Get Vote

‘QUTLANP STRIKE CPRE ANS TO WEST   Thousands Are Thrown Out of Employment as Freight Traffic is Hampered.   20,000° MEN IN WALKOUT

NORTHEAST SECTION OF COUNTRY NOW AFFECTED   Between 40,000 and 50,000 Employes of Packing Houses and Stockyards in Chicago Out of Work and Other Industries Will Close if Strike Lasts a Week.

Reports . From. Omana, Cleve       —Atting of * vga Freight “Not in Sight”:

STRIKE SPREADING THROUGHOUT NATION BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, LEASED WIRE TH TRIEONY

Practically One Million Railway Workers Push Wage Demands with Ce ost Of Living Unreduced: Over 20,000 Mon Out in “Tasurgent” Switchmen’s Strike  Which has Spread “From Coast to Coast’

20,000 RAIL MEN STRIKING: PEAK REACHED   Union Leaders Say That the Worst of the Situation is Over.   SMALL GROUPS ARE REPORTING FOR WORK   Freight Traffic in Chicago is Now Declared 50 Per Cent Normal.

BROTHERHGODS SAY WORST WE      Believe Walkout Hats: Reachel Maxi mum and Strik.e Will Be Broken in 4£:. Hours;

AATHOR GePLUto 10 MR. ROOSEVELT   Says Statement is Absolutely False--About to Present Spefic Charges Againt Officials of Navy Department.

PENIES ROOSEVELT’S CLAIM,   Rathem Says He Will Stand by FyiAdence and Witnesses.

RATHOM AND ROOSEVELT CALL EACH OTHER LIAR   Providence Fiditor Says Assistant Secretary of Navy’s Statement About Immorality Is False.

HYDRO-ELECTRIGHTY FOR NORTH ALABAN   Current From Plantof Alabama Pewer Company at Leck 12, Coosa River, Turned On Today.

Whole of ‘Northern Part ~o: State Served With Electric Current From New Lines

HUD Lt)  CY ul Bl: STATE PRIMAR]   Toover Polls Big Vote. Despite Name Being Left From Ballot   JOHNSON, LOWDEN ARE SNOWED UNDER   Totals Show Wood 12,627 Johnson 8517, Hoover LI86. Lowden 3510

WOOD LEADS THE FIELD MINN   Siate Organization Claiming Lead of 3 to 1 Over Senator Johnson of California.

WOOD LEADS IN MINNESOTA   Has Apparent Plarality Over Hiram Johnson in Primarices—Ahead in Twin Citles.

'Hoover Runs Strong in Minn: esota Preference Primary Conducted as Blizzard Rages  —Lowden Is Fourth.

MINNESOTA   Probably Carried Every County in That State in The Primaries.

MINNESOTA PRIMARY IS SOLID FOR WOOL   Every County is Claimed a General’s Headquarters.

ne pe WOOD MEN CLAIM VICTORY   Leal Republican Tieket in Minnesota Primary; Jivov Shows Gain,

WOOD LEADS IN MINN. PRIMARIES   Vote Last Night Attended by) Rainstorms, Sleet, Blizzards and Howling Gales

Pech Rs pcs CLAIMED FORD CAR.   Automobile Picked up by ‘Tipton Po lice Returned to Owners.

CLAIMED FORD CAR.   Automobile Picked up by Tipton Po lice Returned to Owners,

WEALTHY STOCK MAN VICTIM OF A BANDIT GANG   HELD PRISONER IN FARM HOUSE  AND FORCED TO SIGN CHECK FOR 825,000.00,

HELD BOUND AND RABEED   WEALTHY CATTLEMAN SAYS HE I$ FORCED TO SIGN $25,000 CHECK

Wealthy Arkansas Cattleman Telis Police He Was Tortured by Captors.   NAMES WOMAN IN CASE   Five Men Meet Stranger at Depot and Moid Him for Several Davs.

FORTH WORTH, ARK. CATTLE MAN TELLS STORY ABOUT BEING MADE FRISONER   SAYS HE Wid MELD PRISONER iN FARM HOUSE AND TORTURED

FORCE WEALTHY CATTLEMAN TO SIGN CHECK   Alexander Held Prison er in Farm House  Near St. Louis.

ARKANSAS MAN HELD FOR RANSOM   And Fereed to Slen a -Check Fo 25,008, Escaped While Guard Was Asleep «

MOOUTIONAL RAINS IN DALLAS TERRITORY PUT RIVER AT FLOOD STACE   TRINITY NOW HIGHER THA!’ SINCE BIG FLOOD OF 1908: MUCH LAND Is OVERFLOWED.,

RIVER HIGHEST .. IN 12 YEARS   Many F amilies Forced to Move From Low- © lands on River

EXECUTION   He Was Executed for Stealing Money _ From The Bandit.

UATE RESTO IN WOOTTON TRIAL: SUDDEN ENDING A BIG SURPRISI   ALLEGED BELIEFS OF . W. W. ARE BAREO   sneer at Religion and At Any Code of Right and Wrong; Denounce Ministers As Callaware ant Mammon.

STATE ABRUPTLY TERMINATES CASI   Square Development of . W W. Issue Feature of Trial o} S. E. Wooten in Connectior With Bisbee Deportations.

STATE’S CASE COMPLETED.   Presentation of I. W. W. Iseu is Development of Brisbee . Deportation Trial.

BEVER LITIGATION IN FOUNTAIN COURT   AMELIA ROBINSON, ASKS DAMAGES AND POSSESSION OF BUILDING

CONDITIONS OF WAGES AND H.C.L. IN1919   MARKED REDUCTION IN HOURS OF WORK

TIME CUT 6 1-2 HOURS A WEEK   British. Labor Paper Saye Wages and Living Costs Are Highest Ever.

U.S. MINISTER. .‘TO GREECE CALLS _ AT KING’S PALAC!   Merely a-Matter of Courtes)  and Not on Washington . 7 Ae Eee

85 TRUE BILLS — ~ FOUND AGAINST LEADING “REDS?   Rose Pastor Stokes Among  Number Indicted in’ Chi cago by Special Federal Grand Jury.   ALL MEMBERS OF COMMUNIST PARTY

85 COMMUNISTS INDICTED; CHARGE 1S CONSPIRACY   Rose Pastor . Stokes Among ; Those Named by Chi."  >  -eae¢9 Grand Turvy.

MUDLAWN. HOTEL DESTROY' ED. BY. FIRE   GUESTS LOST EVERYTHING FIVE US¥VARINS OHAty To . BE CARRIED OUT

EXPERIENCED MAN SHIPPING BOAR   Also Want Ship Yard Employes To Have First Chance To Buy Homes Built by Gov’t.

APPOINTMENT OF WORKMAN TO NEXT _ SHIPPING BOARD VACANCY IS ASKED

MIDDLE WEST CRIPPLED BY HEAVY STORN   Upper Mississippi in Grip o Blizzard Fury; Snow Blocks Trains.

SEVERE OTORMS THE UP TRANG IN FOUR STATES   Street Cars and Wire Se In Twin Cities Badly Crippled. <=   Winds Do Untold Damage the Kansas Spring Wheat Crop.

PRESIDENT STEVENS, OF C. AND 0. RAILWAY. DEA   Prominent Railtoad Executive Is Stricken at White Sulphur, While Dictating.

MEXICAN BATTLE IN FINAL STAGE   Carranza Advisd to Cut His Way Through State of Hidalgo.

SAN MARCOS BATTLE. IN FINAL STAGES: CARRANZA HERE TOC   This Report Has It Ex-Presi. dent is Trying to Cut Way Thru Lines.

CARRANZA STILL FIGHTING AT SAN MARCOS   Battle Is Spreading; Rebels Drive Back the Carranzaista Attack

MARCOS BATTLE 5 ABOUT OVER   Odds Large Against Carranza Making His Escape From Mexico.   FOREIGN WARSHIPS ‘GATHER AT VERA CRUZ   +  ‘British and French . Citizens ; Requested Their Govern: ments to fend Vessels.

UF INTEREST 10. INCOME TAX PAYERS   INFORMATION AS TO HOW TO AVOID DELAY IN MAKING OUT REPORTS

INCOME TAX SEASON OPENS THURSDAY   LAW GIVES UNTIL MARCH 15 TC FILE RETURNS ON INCOME IN 1919

IT’S FEDERAL INCOME TAX TIME AGAIN   Department Issues Instruc ms Regarding the Filing the Papers Necessary

INCOME TAX FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT PRIOR TO MARCH 15   BURDEN OF FULFILLING THIS OBLIGATION LAID SQUARELY ON INDIVIDUAL

INCOME TAX SEASON 1S NOW UNDER WAY   Annual Returns for the Year 1919 to be Figured Until : Night of March 15. —

FEDERAL INCOME TAX SEASON OPENS TODAY   “GOVERNMENT PLANNING TO LEVY TAX ON THE EARNINGS OF HER CITIZENS.

TAX SEASON WILL UPEN TOMORROW   Burden of Fulfilling Obligation in Income Matter Placed On Public.   SESSION CLOSES MARCH 15   Forms For Making Returns Have Been Distributed—Provisiens of Law Set Out—Penalties For Failure to Act.

FEDERAL INCOME TAX SEASON IS NOW OPEN   All Returns For 1919 Must Be In Be fare Midnioht On March 15.

INCOME TAX RETURNS MUST SOON BE MADE   Blanks Expected To Arrive This Week Reports Must Be Made By March 15th.

INCOME TAX FORMS ~ READY TOMORROW   Returns Must Be Made. Before Midnight ¥ March 45 ©

INCOME TAX SEASON HERE   THURSDAY OPENING DATE FOR MARKING REPORTS   CLOSE DATE MARCH 13   Burden of Fulfilling Obligation Re-ts With all Americans

INCGME TAX HERE AGAIN   Season Opens January 22-----Forms Wiil Be Distributed From Office of Collector

DPEN SEASON ON INCOME TAX   Taxpayers Have Until March 15th To Show Uncle Sam How _ Much They Made Last Year

TIMETO PAY INCOME TAX   Persons Have Until March 15 to File Papers and Make Initial Payment to Official ==

SOVIET VICTORY PLEASES TURKS   Says Bolsheviki Will Assisi Nationalists in Figh!  Against Peace Treaty   Karabiker Issues Declaration Dispelling Rumors of Break —Ranps British “Bandits”

KANSAS MINE UNION MAY BUY A PITTSBURG PAPER   Resolution Pledging Support ol Mooney, Life Termer, Adopted at Convention.

AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS GUARD AGAINST ANY FURTHER RIOTS AT INDEPENDENCE

EX-YANKS SITTING ON LID IN KANSAS _°- AFTER RACE RIOT:   streets Patrolled Following Death of Two Men ir Outbreak; Manila Also Scene of Battle As Police and Filipino Constabulary Clash

KANSAS RACE RIOTS CAUSE MANY DEATHS:   Negrees and Whites Battle for Greater Part of Day — Refuse to Obey Police.

TOWN QUIETED “AFTER RIOTING   MEMBERS OF LEGION PATROLLED STREETS OF INDEPENDENCE, WANSAS, TODAY.   ATTEMPTS TO LYNCH BEGRO.

WHITE-BLACK RIOTS CAUSE _ TWO DEATHS   INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS BR. COMES AN ARMED ciMp   NEGRO NURDERS RERCHANT AND IS) NEARLY EXYNOHED

SERVICE MEN ARE PLACED ON GUARD   State Troops . Not Needed in ’ Race Riots in Kansas Town.   TWO MEN. WERE KILLED   Negroes Resisted Being Disarmed After Merchant Was. Murdered,

EA-TANNO SMOTHER RACE RIOT   Western Town Patroller By Legion Men   KILL TWO, FOUR HURT   Threats of Lynching Fre quently Heard

‘Two Persons Killed and Four Are Wounded in Independence, Kas.   LYNCHING 3S AVERTED   Angry Mob Abandons Pians Because of Uncertainty of Identification.

ELTON MEBERS ARE  CHARI PRICHNERS       Murder Snspect Sought by Infuriated Mob and Race Riot is Fearad,   First Attempt of Rioters te Get Negro Results in Man and Roy Dying

150 WAR VETS PATROL STREETS   Call for Troops Cancelled by Independence Mayor   FOUR SERIOUSLY INJURED   Murder of White by Negro Causes. Outbreak

AMERICAN LEGION GUARD MURDER SUSPECT IN JAI      One Hundred And Fifty Ex service Men On Guard At Independence, Kan.

LEGION PREVENTS SECOND QWTBREAK OF RIOTINE   Jown of Independence, Kansas Quict After Race Troubles Resulting in Two Deaths.

CHRISTENSEN DENIES I. 'W. W.   Farmer-Labor Candidate for the Pres. idency Says They Have No _ Contre! of Party.

NOMINEE DENIES W, W TONTAUL THRU PRAT   Christensen Takes ‘Exception to Remarks of Resigning Leaders in Utah

Assumes Posilion of Sufficien’ Ivy. portance to Deny Charges Phir Farmecr-Laboy Party Controved by ROW. OW.

FOUR BILLION SAVED ON WAR SALES, CLAIM   War Department Issues Detailed Statement of Disposition ofGoods   SALES $4,675,343,881.15   Says That Effort Was Made tc Reduce High Cost of LivGa

MONEY WAS SAVED   ‘Claim is Army Needed Huge  Stock of Supplies.  rr ee ee  rages ——s ~~ _ss i ei ie Bee   RESULT OF SALES SHOWN   Statement Declares That France Purchased Goods for $532,500,000, Waived Customs Duties of $150,000,. 000 and Assumed Payment of 150.000 Claims.

ALLE: FERNANDE BARREY   PUBLIC FUNDS NOT” - WASTED, SAYS. BAKER   bilions Saved, He Declares, & Sale of Surplus Suppiles,

BILLIONS SAVED, STATEMENT SAYS   SECRETARY BAKER DECLARES PUBLIC FUNDS WERE NOT WASTED.

MLLE. FERNANDE BARRE   PUBLIC FUNDS NOT WASTED, SAYS BAKER   Billions Saved, He Declares, By Sale of surplus Supplics.

WAR DEPARTMENT ~ ANSWERS CHARGES   MORE THAN = $4,675,342,88.15 SAVED THROUGH SALE OF SUPPLIES,

KILLED “HOPPING” TRAIN.   Newton’ Lad Dies Beneath Wheels o Rock Island: Freight,

LITTLE ATTENTION GIVEN OFFICIALS   CHANGE IN ATTITUDE MARKED BY PUBLIC VISIT OF: ° PRESIDENT   No Consideration. Given — Ebert When the Crowd Was Ordered off the Range

REDS AT CAMP UPTON.   They WHI be “Held There While Awaiting Court Orders.

JOHN MCGRAW  IN SERIOUS TROUBLE   etter menathos tm  -ederal Prohibition ‘Enforce — ment Agents Would Have Him Testify Concerning Reported Purchase of Booze Credited to Him,

x why “ghee Ot amwhaes an amin oe ee   J MCORAW BEFORE PROMI AUTHORITIES      New York Giants Leade: In Slavin Trouble Gets Bit terness In His Own Cup By Being Probed About Hi: Purchase of Whiskey.

dUnE Mi GRA MUST TELL WOM He GUY LIQUOR   FEDERAL INQUISITORS HAVE SUMMONED BASEBALL KING TO GIVE INFORMATION,

MUGGSY 15 IN PECK OF WOE   Manager of New York Giant: Faces Quiz By Uncle Sam’s Dry Squad.

JOHN J. MISGRAW 70 BE QUESTIONED   Credited With Saying That He Purchased Liquor at the Lambs Club In N. Y.

PROHIBITION AGENTS SUBPOENA GRAM   Baseball Manager Alleged to Have Admitted Serving Liquor at Lamb’s Club.

Baseball Man Reported t Have Told Friends of Whisky Party.   MAY START. INOUIRY   Shevlin Will Hold Chib Responsible if He Uncovers Illeval Sales.

MGGPAW'S MIND BLANK, HE SAYS, AFTER ORINKING BOUT AT LAMBS   Federal Authorities Start Investigation Based on Manager’s Reported Assertion That Booze Was Bought at Cemenito (ash

DRY AGENTS SEEKING M’GRAW   U. S. Attorney at New York to Ques. tion Giants’ Marager on Liquor Buying.

BORE TROUBLE OR. MVPGRAW   Prehibitlon Agents Are Cn Ginnts Mirnuere Trail

PROHIB. AGENTS .TO QUESTION N’GRAY   Will Probe Rumor That. Base ball Manager Bought Liquo: at Lambs Cijiub.

YANK MATERIALS FOR POLES   One Hundred Caricads of War Sup plies Purchased From America Arrives in Potand. :

TO OUTFIT POLISH ARMY.   One Hundred Carloads of Amer ican War Materials Arrive in Polant.

POLES GET YANK MATERIALS   Big Army Receives Hundred Carloads of War Supplies From American Red Cross.

Ten Thousand Say They Will Stay Out Until Workers Who Quit in Sympathy Are Given Their Former Places; Attitude of the Operators Will Be Tested Tomorrow   SOME LOCALS WILL RETURN

10,000 MINERS VOTE. TO STAY  ’ ON “VACATION   Will Remain Out Until Opes ators Reinstate Sympathy [a,f oh Peron’

10,000 MINERS 10 CONTINUE VAGATION   Remain Out Uniil Operatoys Reinstate Pumpmen, Fire men and Monthly Men.

STAY ON VACATION         Want All Employes to be Taken Back by the Operators   eT  OPERATORS TO BE TESTED MONDAY

Election Judge Kidnapped in Woed-Lowden Primary   Prefercutial Presidential Contest fh IHinots Was a Rédegstot One 'Tavada

ILLINOIS GOES TO POLLS 10 MAKE CHOICE    PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE IS TO BE DISCLOSED BY VOTE IN STATE TODAY.

PERMITTED 10 MAKE CIDER CONTAINING ALCOHOL IN HOME   Internal Revenue Bureau Makes Announcement  Of Matter.

HOME BREW 0. K.   Government: Rulea Head of Family May Make 200 Gallons a Year for “Home Use— More if Tax Is Paid,

OF FAMILY CAN MAKE 200 - GALLONS   Of Non-Intoxicating Cider or Fruit Juices Containing Half Per Cent or More Alcohol   When It Is Exclusively Witbio Hi Home, Isternal Revenue Bureau Says.

CHANGES IN LEAGUE COVENANT PROPOSEE   DENMARK, NORWAY AND SWEDEN SAID TO HAVE PROPOSALS FOR AMENDMENTS,

SUANDINAVIAN DUUNTRIES Rak LEAGUE CHANGES   Propose Four Amendments for Consideration at First Assembly Meeting.    Making Obligation of Arbi tration More Absolute, Is Urged.

COLD WAVE COMING.   Freezing Temperature Is  ‘Threatened For Tonight.

FREEZING WEATHER 1S PROMISED TOMORROW IN CONTHWESTERN SERTION   TEMPERATURES FROM TWENTY TO THIRTY DEGREES PREDICTED BY BUREAU.

Freezing Temperatures Forecast by Weather Bureau—  —Mercury Expected to Rise Tomorrow.

TEACHER'S BILL —— OPINION GIVEN   (MINIMUM WAGE OF 8800 IN FORCE  ONLY AFTER NEW LAW IS EFFECTIVE.   PROBABLE DATE OCTOBER }

BRITISH PREMIER MAKES FRANCE GOAT EX-PREMICR SAYS IN BITTER ATTARK

FRENCH-ALLIED BREAK HINTED   M. BARTHOU SAYS FRANCE ABLE : TO *STAND-.ALONE?         ‘Says France Cannot Remain in Infer for Position—Has No Designs— fl All Policies Open

FRENCH FAITH PUT TO A TEST   GROWING SUSPICIOUS OF BRIT!SHh GOOD INTENTIONS.   HOT REBUKE OF LLOYD-GEORG£   PRIME MEINISTER ACCUSED UU! DOUBLE DEALING.   Former Premier Barthes Saye He ; Playing Iste Mands ef the Germene—-Pavercs Reiet ines Witch Reesia.

400 REDS SLATED FOR ‘ARK’ SHIPMENT]   Relief Vessels Will Carry Radicals and Flour.   Russians, Finns and Poles From Al Parts of the Country Will Be Passengers on “Soviet Arks.”

RELIEF SHIPS WILL BE ‘ARKS FOR THE SOVIETS   No Exclusive Soviet Cargo Wil Be Sent to Foreign Lands   Relief Vesseis Will Carry Double Cargo To Foreign Lands

SHIPS TO BESENT - WITHFLOUR   FOR NEEDY COUN. TRIES WILL ALSO BE SOVIET ARKS.   Russians, Finns and Poles Who Advocated the Overthrow of Government Will Be Sent to Respec ' tive Countries.

RELIEF SHIPS 10 BE SENT EUROPI   Flour Will Go To Needy Countries  Within Month—More Deportations of Aliens.

FLOUR AND REDS WILL’ } BE MIXED IN: GARG   Food Ships ty Europe -Wil Garry Deported Radicals Back to Native. Lands.”   CONCENTRATION ' BEGINS

RED DEPORTATIONS AGAIN PLANNED   Government to Send Big Flour Shipment and Undesirables on Same Boats

WILL SHIP MORE REDS   VU. S. RELIEF SHIPS TO CARRY RADICALS AND FLOUR.   Poles, Finns and Russians From All Sections of Country to Be Pas. sengers on Vessels.

RELIEF SHIPS TO EUROPE TO BE SOVIET ARKS   Uncle Sam to Deport Over 400 Reds on Cargo Vessels.

OHIPG WILL CARRY FLOUA AND ALIENS   No More Exclusive “Cargoes” of Reds.

TO SHIP 400 “REDS’   i] Relief Vessels Will Carry Radicals and Flour.   Russians, Finns and Poles From All Parts of the Country Will Be Passengers on “Soviet Arke.”

MORE SOVIET ARK BOING TO EUROPE AG FOOD VESSEL!   400 Radical ‘Russians, Finns and Poles to Be Sent to Other “Lands on Food Ships.

DARRY Rt  EF ALSO TROUBLE   Undesirables Will Be Sent Back to Their Homes on Food Ships.

UNCLE SAM AS  BOND SGALPEF   Secretary Houston Plans to Have Government Buy Up Liberty Bonds from Public.   TWO HUNDRED MILLION

MONEY IS AVAILABLE   As Demand for for. “Bonds: In“creased They Would:Go, to Par aad ‘Above _

Government Expected to Buy Liberty Bonds This Year; Will Rise to Pai

BOPRS TO BUY MANY BONDS   Houston Believes Government Wilh Re Able to Spend $200,000,000 fae ttheertw Teane.

HAS CHANGE FOR THE WORSE   Condition of Former Germara Em press Less Assurinanczc.

Candidate Returning, to Marion With Major Part of Campaign Definitely Behind Him.   JIS CONFIDENT   Declares That No, Necessity of Extending Campaign fixisis—Wil] Speak in Ohio Cities.

PARTY LEADERS 10 WAKE LAST EFFORY   Committes Chairmen Pretic Success For Candidates.   COX WILL SPEAK TODAY   Hays Seys Issuos of Vampaign Are Personified By Oand! dates—Ronaevelt’ Declare’  » Rosult, Will Bo Repudiatlon of Harding as Representative 6? Rrartinn

SMULET IN ONES.   Will Be bouecht This Yenr By Parmers Aided Bs Purdue.

INDIANA FARMERS 10 WAGE SMUT WA   FORMALDEHYDE TREATMENT IS WEAPON TO BE USED IN CONTROLLING PEST

COX MAKES OPENING TALK OF GAMPAYS   Receives Applause For Reference To World Peace and  Praise of Soldiers

League of Nations Not Subject of First Speech... Arbitration Rather Than Force Settlement.

ARMED DISCRETION  COX FOR PEACE BY an NOT BY FORCE      Democratic Presidential Nomi nee Describes Vision ‘to Soldiers at Camp Perry.   CHEERED TIME AND AGAIN IN FIRST SPEECH OF TOUR      Tries His Hand at Shooting Clay Pigeons With Somewhat Indifferent Success.

COX ON WAR, HOPES DAY” AF PEACE NOW DAWNINE   CAMP PERRY SPEECH IS FOR PEACE—HE MAKES FRESH AP qa PEAL FOR PASSAGE OF SUFFs RAGE AMENDMENT.

GOV. COX oPEAK AT RIFLE MATER   Nomniee Opens His Campaig! Travels at Camp Perry, Ohio.

COX ADVOCATES ARBITRATION TO (ND ALL FEUDS   Tells Rifle Experts that the Blood Letting Must Ston.

CAROLINA MOB HANGS NEGRO   Takes Prisoner From Jail at Laur ens, S. C., and Lynches Him for Cutting White Boys.

NEGRO MOBBED IN CAROLINA   Biack Prisoner Taken From Jail at l aurene and Jailed

SOUTH CAROLINA MAB WREAKS VENGEANGE ON NEGRO: JAIL STORMED   BLACK WAS HEED ON CHARGE O1 KNTFING THREE WHITE BOYS:  SUMMARILY HANGER

TAKEN FROM CITY JAIL AT MIDNIGHT AND US LYNCHED   Man Said to Have Taken Another’: Part in a Di Gets into Trouble Uses Knife.   THE OTHER FELLOW BEATS IT

LYNCH CAROLINA NEGRO WHO USED KNIFE ON BOYS   Taken From Jail by Mob and Hang ei1—Interferred in Dispute of Another Negro.

STAIKE OF MOVING:  VAN ORIVERS GIVES. ALY. MOVERS WORRY   Tennants Have Word of Hilly That They cannot be Evicted, -° - However ;

NEW YORKERS HAVE WORRYING PROBLEM   TOLD YO SIT TIGHT AND “DEF EVICTION; RENT PROFITEER_ING CAUSES TROUBLE

SENSATIONAL _ DEVELOPMENTS   Expected ins Investiga tion of the Bolshevik Propaganda

MARTENS PROMISES DIOULOSURES OF & STARTLING NATURE   Has Stated That He Will Testify to Facts Involving. De partment of Jt__ice Agents in Radical Activities in United States.

SENSATIONAL DEVELOPEMENTS IN RED PROBE   Alleged Russ Ambassador I. To Give Testimony  On Stand

MAY CALL TROOPS INTO FAYETTE COUNTY ARE!   If State Police and County Officials Are Inadequate.

MAY NOT BE ABLE TO MEET TREATY TERMS   Von Bernstorff Declares It Is Impossible for Germany to Carry Out the Terms.

WHAT WILL BE NATURE TREATY PLANK ? ASKED   Republican Party Must Show Its Hand  Bryan Declares

Delegates Have -Péwer. tc  Clearly Define Position  Before the Country ‘and  Should Not Hesitate.  "Sean COURSES. OPEN TO-CONVENTION  eb Want Candor. and  Will Detect Lack of It, He  Declares in - Discussing ~ Treaty Plank. a   POSSIBLE COURSES”. OPEN TO-CONVENTION

REPUBL  CANS HAVE AGREEL   Lodge Will Not Permit Modifica. tions to Reservations and Bitter Enders Will Stop Debatine.

CORONER SUGGESTS THAT WOOD ALCOHOL BE COLORED BLUE   PRACTICING JUMPING KING ALEXANDER FELL AND BROKE AN ANKLE

10 HANG TWELVE IN TWO DAYS   BLOODY RECORD TO BE MADE IN CHICAGO THIS WEEK-—-FIRST EXECUTIONS ARE ON THURS. DAY.

HANG 12 MEN IN TWO DAYS   CHICAGO PLANS TO SET A NEW AND GHASTLY Peeohh

HANG 12 MEN MN IWO DAYS ~— ISNEW RECORD   CHICAGO PLANS TO SET THIS NEW AND GHASTLY RECORD TOMORROW

FILIPINOS AGAIN ASK FOR FREEDON   POST WAR DISTURBANCI CAUSES RENEWAL OF DEMANDS FOR INDEPENDENCE,

URGES. INDEPENDENCE FOR THE FILIPINOS   Harrison Says Stable Govern“ment Has. Been Established.

ALBANIA IS ELECTED 10 MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBL   Admission Of New ‘State Was Unanimous and Surprise As Committee Had Reported Uh favorably. - -

ALDANIA ELECTED LEAGUE MEMBER: VOTE UNANIMOUS   Opposition of British and French Delegates is Finally Withdrawn .   ‘ARMENIAN QUESTION ~ AGAIN CONSIDERED   Roumania Offers to Purniah Quota to Participate  Tn Interwantionn

ANDTHER MEMBER ADED 10 FAMILY UF PEACE LEAGUE   Albania Makes Forty. Eighth Member of League   ELECTION CAME AS SURPRISE

ADMISSION OF  ALBANTA COMES AS A STIRPRICE   France and England Abandon Their Opposition to the Small Nation.

LEAGUE OPENS DOOR TO LITTLE ALBANIA   SPRINGS SURPRISE BY GRANTING MEMBERSHIP.   Opposition to Admission Fades Away im the Face of Influcntial Pieas —Assembly Session Is  Nearing nun End.

ALBANIA ELECTED TQ MEMBE RoHIP NATIONS LEAGUE   Forty-eighth Member Admitted After Hope Was Abandoned.

ALBANIA JOINS LEAGUE NATIONS   Was Elected After All Hope Mad Been Given Up to Saturday © Session, pbs

et is. Suprise to: Nations   WOULD INTERVENE TO: HELP. "ARMENIA       ‘Rumania Proposes Force C

ALBANIA 15 VOTED MEMBER OF LEAGUE      ACTION IS UNEXPECTED BECAUSE COMMITTEE HAD REPORTED UNFAVORABLY.

ALBANIA IS ELECTED MEMBER OF LEAGH   rorty-Eighth State Admitted Armenia Again Before fAscembly

ALBANIA ELECTED 43TH MEMBER OF LEAGUE ASSEMBL}   ‘nglish Withdrew Oppositior And Final Vote Was  IInanimane   CLOSING SESSION OF ASSEMBLY SATURDAY   Coumanion Delegation — Proposes Military Intervention  in Armenia,

ASSEMBLY ELECTS ALBANIA AS ABTH LEAGUE MEMBER   Country Taken In--With Unanimous Vote—Committee on Admission Had Reported Unfavorably

ALBANIA MEMBER LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Election Was Unanimous, the French and British Delegations Abandoning Their Opposition.

Yesterday’s Last Edition   hl . wey  HAST HONORS WON BY LOCAL BUTS IN STATE COLLEGE CONTEST

C.P.A.Picnic at Woodland Thursday Will: Be County-Wide Entertainment

CL EC LN! ALLL ALLAN A ALLE LOLA  C. ” P. A.Picnic at Woodland Thursday Will Be County-Wide Entertainmen

HG. MAY QUITS JOB AND HOM   Resigns Presidency of Manon Rallwa: and is Going West as Outcome Of Scandal,

HIAWATHA STIRRED OVER HIXSON DEATH   Kensas Town Poisoning Case Halts Awaiting Reports From Lawrence on Analysis

MAY VOTE AGAIN Oh THE CONSTITUTION   heal \ Voters May Be Asked to Ratify the Changes,

MAY VOTE AGAIN ON THE CONSTITUTION   Voters May Be Asked to Ratify Une  Changes,

EXPECT MORE ARRESTS “IN PEIRCE MURDER US      Suspects Taken im Wheeling ; To Philadelphia.

COX TEARS INTO 6, 0,P, LEADERS   Blames Republican Oligarchy for Unsetiled Conditions   PEACE TREATY ONLY HOPE.

REPUBLICANS CAUSE: HIGH PRICES-COX   All Ills of Nation Traced To G. QO. P. By Governor.

RATIFICATION. OF PEACE TREATY IS NECESSARY. COX   DEMOCKATIO NOMINEE BLAMES Ga. Oo. P. SENATORS POR UNSETTLED CONDITIONS

AT SOUTH BEND HE REITER. ATES CHARGES OF REPUB. LICAN RESPONSIBILITY

Republicans of Senate Have Prevented Price Reduc. tions, Governor Asserts   SAFETY AND PROSPERITY DEPENDENT ON LEAGUE   SAYS TAXFS WERE NOT RFE. PEALED ON GROUND THA’ PEOPLE WOULD BLAMP THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.

COX PUTS BLAME ON REPUBLICANS   For Unsettled Condition in Conntry. Democrats Pledge to Enter League of , Nations

COX KEEPS UP FIRE ON REACTIONARIES   ‘In First Stump Speech in Indi' ana, Democratic Nomince  Continues Attack.

DOUBTFUL  INDIANAIS INCI DED   Governor Cox Talks In  South Bend   South Bend HITS ‘“‘OLIGARCHY”  Blames Reps for High Living Costs

GOVERNOR COX. BLANES G0. FORHICH COSTS   SAYS: TREATY RATIFICATION  WOULD. BRING SETTLED CONDITIONS AND LOWER PRICES -

BLAMES SENATE FOR CONDITIONS   Gov. Cox, in First Stump Speech ir Indiana, Holds G. 0. P. “Oliaarchy” Responsible   RATIFICATION AS CURE ALL   Democratic Nominee Says Norma Conditions Will Return When Treaty is Accepted

Candidate Cox Shows How Reactionaries Blocked After War Measure.   HARDING ONE OF “OLD GUARD” IN U. S. SENATE   Ohio Governor — Sharply Attacks His Opnonent in [n-diana Speech,

POSTAL OPERATORS ON STRIKE   Forty Key Men Go Out In Chicago When Sonus System [a Aholished by the Company,

 Men. Walk - Out “When”: Bonu System for Excess piety : Ty Abolished:

UNIVERSAL TRAINING   That WL Probably be the Priuclpal Issue at the fepablican - State Convention, . -

‘MILITARY TRAINING AN ISSUE   iapeeted to Be Threshed teat at Ranease Repeblican ( onvention.

MEXICO PROMISES 10 PROTECT ALL AMERICANS   ie: Embassy st Mexico Cily Es Informed of Purpose to Safeguard Property - i ees

MEXICAN TROUBLE   Protection of . Property Along Border in Lower Cali-, fornia Asked. °

WOMAN WINS SHERIFF RACE   Michiaan Woman Will Succeed Her Husband in Office at Roscommon.

QUESTIONS ARE ‘MISERABLE ROT   Charles M. Hay Retaliated by Asking Senator  Reed Six Questions

THREE AMERICANS START ON PERILOUS TRIP IN CHIN:   Seek to Release Englishman Who W2: 7 Captured by — Bandits   MISSIONARY, REPORTER AND QOL MAN GO-TO RELIEF   Randits Are Former “Soldiers Who Seek Reinstatement in the Army

ON DARING MISSION IN CHINA   Three Americans Go [nto Heart o Bandit Country to Rescue an Englishman,

0, MEN I GHINCot DANI  oT   Americans Plan Rescue o English Missionary Held In Hills

LEAGUE UNDER CONSIDERATION BY A. F. OF L   Irish Sympathizers to Fight En: dorsement Without Reservations.   COMPROMISE NOW READY   Next Meeting of Federation of Labor Will Be Held at Denver, Cole.

PICK DENVER FOR 1921 CONVENTION   ‘American Federation of Labor Closes Its Annual Sessions in Montreal Todzy.

Big Question Left fo: Final Action of the Convention.   COMPROMISE MAY BE THE RESULT

LABOR: FEDERATION IS: DEBATING OVER LEAGUE   Determination of Attitude Expect. ed to. Be Made Known ‘ "Sometime Today. ~~.          IRISH SYMPATHIZERS ARE. ACTIVELY OPPOSING. PLAN          Leaders Assert’ Labor Cannct.F vor Covenant Unless Free: Ireland Recognised.      COMPROMISE IS PROBABLE.      Education Committee ‘Makes: Number of Reports; Denver. Chosen for Next Year. »

US PLANES TO FIND SEEP.   Smulk Vessel Sucpt into Lake MichiBan by Breaking Jet,

M'NEALUS WANTS THE TROOPS WITHDRAWN   HIS RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE TODAY WAS REFERRED TO THE COMMERCE COMMITTEE.

RESOLUTION. . INTRODUCED   Calls Upon Governor te Withdraw Troops From Galveston

ONE-FOURTH OF IOWA ROADS TO BE FIXED, PLAN   Board Reports Extensive Improvement of  Highways in 1920.

FOURTH OF OTATE ) WILL BE IMPROVED WN 20   NINETY COUNTIES HAVE. OUT.  LINED PRIMARY SYSTEMS   BALANCE OF $6,000,000 IS NOW ON HAND   Thirty-Nine Counties Have Had Hard Surfacing Propositions Before Them and 26 Have Approved  Of Paving

STATE HIGHWAY COM HAS GOOD PROGRAM   Will Improve 1536 Miles of Road, a Fourth of Thoie, in the State, ‘ This Year, Says Amnounce- __  tment Mado Today.

MUCH ROAD BUILDING FOR IOWA IN 1920   Highway Commission Has Plans For 1,536 Miles Of Work In This State.

$100,000 FIRE IN DOWNTOWN CHICAG(   Spectators Endangered Wher Falting Roof Throws Embers Into Crowd.

FIRE IN ART UE GHICAGU fa SPECTACULAR   Six Story Building Burns anc Thousands Endangered When Roof Collapses

OIL PROFITEERING INQUIRY   Pacific Coast Dealers Force Lubricant With Gasoline Sales.

YOTERY IN DEATH OF DETROIT WOMAK TAKEN FROM RIVER   Body Is Identified as That o Former Wife of Detrait Automobile Maker.

BUDY THROWN INTO THE RIVER AFTER DEATH   Expensively Gowned Floater Found in Detroit River is Identified.   WAS DIVORCED WIFE OF MOTOR MANUFACTURER   Police Without a Clue—MN Marks of Violence on the Body.

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER 1a DENTIFED   Was That of Mrs, Margaret Caille, Expensively Gowned With Diamond Rings On Her Fingers and No Signs of Violence.

DETROIT WOMAN’S DEATH SURROUNDED BY MYSTER\   Body Found Floating i in River is Idonti fied by Relatives as ae of Mrs. Oailie

BODY FOUND IN RIVER.   Remains of Woman Identified As Mr Margaret Caille, Divorced Wife of Detroit Man.

WOMAN’S BODY FOUND IN RIVER NEAR DETROI   Identified as Mrs. Caille Former Wife of a Manufacturer.

MEXICAN PETROLEUM BOARD   Efforts Under _ Way to Bring About Better Relations

VOLCANO STILL, ACTIVE   Forests and “villages  Around “Asana? are Set on Fire ‘i

CONTINUED ACTIVITY OF VOLCANO CAUSES ALARM   Violent Explosions Occurred in Crater of Asama Wednes. dav Afternoon.

JAPANESE VOLCANO IS CAUSING APPREHENSIO   Violent Explosions Have Occurre: In Crater OF Asana.

COXISPLANNING. GREAT EVENT OF ~ NOTIFICATION      Visiting Delegation Parades, Following Conference With Democratic Chieftain

COX 'N GONFERENGE Of PLANS FOR SATURDAYS NOTIFICATION PROGRAN   DEWOCRATIC CAMPAIGN ORGAN!  ZATION WILL BE COMPLETED LATE THIS WEEK.

COX CONFERS WITH COMMITTEE   Many Leaders Expected _ to Meet With Gover nor This Week

MAKE PREPARATIONS; ~-FORSPEECH OF -—ARCEPTANCE   Announcement of Formal Program Expected After _Conference Today

PROGRAM READY   Arrangement Committee And Nominee Adopt Plans For  August /th.  Democratic Choice is Clearing   Desk Ready For Busy Week:   End.

SATURDAY Bie DAY AT DAYTON   Parade of Visiting Delegates Will Precede Notification Ceremonies.

MAKING PLANS FOR COX NOTIFICATION   OHIO GOVERNOR MET. .COMMITTEE PLANNING EX-ERCISES TODAY   Parade- of Visiting Delegations Will Precede the Speeches _ Saturday 4

TELL COX ‘SATURDAY   HE WILL THEN HEAR FORMALLY OF NOMINATION.      Address of “Notification to be De livered by. Senator J.. T. Johnson of Arkansas.

GOVERNOR CUA NOVFIGATION PROGRAM READY   Arrangement Committee And Nominee Adopt Plans For August 7th.  Democratic Choice is Clearing Desk Ready For Busy Week: Enid.

COX NOTIFICATION ~ PLANS ABOUT READ   Formal Notification. of the Governor of Ohio “Saturday Will be Programmed for Announcement Soon by Those In Charve of Affair.

- WOOD IN QHIO      Urges Computacry Military Eddeation  tn Shaneh at @lecalkend

RAMSEY AND HOYT WILL RUN AGAIN   Secretary of State and State Treas urer to be Candidates to Succeed Themselves This Year

LOVELY   Banquet ‘Given In Recreatior . Room Of First Presbyterian  Church Last Evening.   CONVENTION WAS OPENED

Shown tn District Meeting at Bedford —New Albany the Next Mecca “for Glub Women, Salem Wins More Honors,

WELLE, WHY NOT,   ' , ‘Other People Strike, Why Not th “ ,  _ American Farmer?

GREAT SURPRISE TOGOVERNUENT: WEL WITSDRAW   Sweeping Victory, Premier Having Even Lost Out In City 0:  Piraeus: Gournais Faction Lead ule Pecan’   RETURNS ARE — INCOMPLETE

KING CONSTANTINE MAY GET THRONE BACK; ELECTION  INDOUBT   Opposition to Venizelos, Now Claming Victory ; Premier's Adherents Alarmed.   [ONLY 460 DISTRICTS OUT OF 3,000 REPORT    London Heara Cabinet Resigning and Monarchist Restoration Possible— Venizelos Loses in City of Piraeus.

MEXICAN RAILWAY RETURNED   Line Is Given Back to British Owners and Passenger Traffic [Is tn. augurated.

RETURNS MEXICAN RAILWAY   Mexico Government Returns Line te Drecent Traffic Oraqanization.

CHICAGO SCENE GF MURDERS AS PLEASURE SEERERS OC ARREI.   WINE AND) WOMEN SUEEOSER TO BE CAUSE OF i ROTH.

ROAD ROUSE BULLET DUEL PROVES FATAL   Chicago Clerk Killed By Wyoming Real Estate Agent.

UOOPERATE Tt MOVE WHEAT.   THREE GOVERNMENT AGEN. CIES AND NATION’S RAILROADS ARE ACTING.

CHECOTAH DEBATERS DEFEATED OKTAHA   High School Team Defeated the Ok ‘taha Team by Unanitiicus Vote

CHECOTAH DEBATERS  WON.   High School Team Defeated the Ok taha Team by Unanimous Vote --- --- > tf. thea-Tudoeg ———— .

MEXICAN GOVERNMENT REQUESTED 10 PUNISH SLAYERS OF AMERICAN   REPRESENTATIONS MADE TE MEXICO CITY AUTHORITIES BY MR, HANNA.

SEEK SLAYERS, MEXICO TOLD   U. S. Agent Requests Punishment of - Men Who Killed Americans Near Tampico.

MEXICO MUST SEEK SLAYERS   Washington Requests Punishment of  Men Who Killed Americans. 

ASK PUNISHMENT FOR CRIMINALS   Claims For Damages to Be Filed Later, It  Is Intimated

PASSENGERS TAKEN OFF LEYLAND LINE VESSEL AT HALIFAX   Bohemian Struck Ledge Of Halifax in Blinding Snowstorm.

STEAMER BOHEMIAN [S AGROUND NEAR HALIFA)   Latest Reports Said 64 Passengers Removed But Crew of 200 Still. Aboard. :

VESSEL AGROUND 63 PASSENGERS SAFELY REMOVEE   120 Members of Crew of Bo hemia Remain on Stranded Boat.

PASSENGERS OF BOHEMIAN SHIP ALL RESCUED   Crew of 120 Remain on Board of .Steamer Which Struck Ledge in Halifax Harbor Today

SHIP ON ROCKS IN SNOW STORM; ALL ARE SAVEL   Leyland Liner in No Danger of Breaking Company Says.

‘BIGGEST PROFITEER CASE”   GOVERNMENT EXPECTS MUCH FROM WOOL INDICTMENTS.   Grand Jurys Probe Disclosed American Woolen Company's Profita.. Incrensed 200. Per Cent. in Last Year, [lrosecutor Declares.

THIS IS THE BIGGEST PROFITEERING CASE      Grand Jory Probe Disclosed Ameri Gm Woolen Conpaty's “Peatits Tos creased 300 Per Cont Last Year.

LAND WATERWAYS ARE URGED UTILIZED   SYSTEMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF  RIVER TRANSPORTATION ASKED.   BAKER MAKES ADDRESS   Railroad Officer Protesis Against Inland Lines Handling Heavy Traffic.

MILWEAGKEE GETS THIRTY MILLION   First Company to Make Settle ment With Railroad Administration.

9 DIE IN LEIPSIG FIGHTING   National Guard Troops Ciash With Communists, Telephone Message to Vienna Aeports,

WORST TIE-UP WN HISTORY OF WORLD 1 NEAR   Railwaymen and Transport Workers To Join Coal Miners.   INVOLVES 2,500,000   Crisis Will Come Sunday Night Unless Demands Are Met.

GREAT BRITAIN  IS MENACED bY Die WATKOQIIT   Transport Workers and Railwaymen Threaten to Join Miners.   2,500,000 MEN INVOLVED   2£,0UU,N00 MEN INVOLVED  Government is Given Unt Suaday Night to Act

“Triple Alliance’ Formec by-All Miners, Raitroac Men ~ and Transport Workers. «pete   GIVE ULTIMATUM   Government Warned. That  .. Grisis Has Been Reached and That Walkout Is Certein.

“GANT TELP. ~ ERIKS S REACHE   General ; Strike. Would a all ‘Out Nearly 2,500,000 Men   OFFICIALS TRY '. SEEK SOLUTION   Bending Every Energy To Fine ~ Basis -On«Which To End Coal Strike.

TWO AND HALF. MILLION MEN THREATEN 10 STARVE NATION   Government is Given 48 Heurs to End Walkout of Miners By Concessions —   REV OLU TION FEARED   Dock Workers Decide to Join Miners and Railroad Men if Necessary

LOCAL E. F. U. RECEIVES NOTICE IN BIG MAGAZIN   [SHOWS PICTURE OF FOURTH OF j JULY FLOAT.   GOLDEN RULE MEETING

LOCAL E. F. U. RECEIVES NOTICE: IN BIG MAGAZIN!      SHOWS PICTURE JULY FLO,     FOURTH OF

BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE SOMEWHAT CONTRACTEL   AND IRREGULAR OF MOVEMENT ON EVE OF ELECTION HOLIDAY —NO CHANGE §€ROM RECENT CONFLICTING CONDITIONS.

INFORMAL DINNER, APRIL 8   Demurrer Club Will Entertain To Second Get-together Banquet.

DENIED   That U.S. Marines in Haiti Were Guilty of Indiscriminate Killings.

PLAN COURT OF NATIONS   International Tribunal May Be Form. ed On Basis of Root-Phillimore Plan,

DENIES HOWAT A RE-HEARING   Supreme Court Turns Down Application.   NOW HE IS OUT ON BOND   Hasn't Been Sent Back to Jail— May Appeal to U. S. Supreme Court,

MOWAT NUAR JAN DOOR:   see "Ries ot 7 hee.  Appeal for_ Rehearing of: eof: Contemp Chorwes

Italian Premier Issues Warn: ing Against Starting Trou, ble Anew.

NORTHERN ARMY READY TO QUIT   Reported That Russians Have Opened Negotia tions for Surrender     On Every Hand—Ninety Thousand Prisoners Taken—Must Modify Terms

ENTIRE BOLSHEVIK ARMY RETREATING TOWARDS OWN BORDERS; MANY INTERNED

RUSSIAN DEFEAT IN POLAND RESULTS IN DISORDERLY RETREAT?   90,000 PRISONERS TAKEN.

CONFESSES: TO TAKING $390,000 FROM BANK   Cashier Tells Police. He User -Money ‘In Yarious Busines: - enterprises for Himself,

CASHIER STOLE MICHIGAN BANK   Thefts Had Covered Period 0 Many Years   Directors Deposit Large Secur ties.

‘CONFESSION ALLEGED   Bank Cashier Said to Hawe Used Big "Sum For His’Own Purposes.

LOSTEINEA [3 ARRATGNED TPN   Pleads Guilty to Bed ford Bank Robber; But Not Guilty o: Murder

GOVERNOR COX CONTINUES To ~ RAPS, SENATE   Democratic. Candidate Wades, Into Republicans at Ovrville—Raps — the “Senale.Oligarchy.” = «   “WRELEARE OF WORLD   Talerfered With: By Wnited States Senate is Stalerucnt - Made hy fhe Govermor.

FOREFATHERS WERE  WISE IN CREATING  TWO BRANCHES OF CANGRESS— tM CA)   Democratic Candidate k Orrville Speech Flays th:  “Oligarchvy’”’   SAYS HARDING’S TOOL ‘Feeling Against Senate is Inspired By Ring of  Bosses. He Declares

LABOR WILE RESENT Yr   COX CONTINUES T0 ATTACK HAROWNG   ‘Calls Senate Group _ tc Which He Belongs An Arrogant Oligarchy.

ARE PRETTY ENOUGH   Oklahoma Girls Organize “Antt-powder. puff Assoctation.”

a ee ES Re Ae ee  October Was Record Month for Petro a O. a or i ce

SANARDO WINS FEATURE EVENT   Boston Owned -Pacer. Shows: Woy, -in Vv [Pree for Al. ®

SANARDO WINS FFATURE FVEN'   Boston Owned Pacer Shows Way in Free for All.

"RENT SERFS” ON WAY TO ALBANY   Tenants From Many Cities ir New York State Go to Capital to Boost Rent Bill.

New York City Tenants Sweet Downon Albany   Five Hundred Weary Soul: Seeking Legislative Relie From Profiteers. Landlord: Also Entrain.

Five Hundred New Yorkers Go T Albany to Urge Passage of An{i Profiteering Bll, 9.15

RENT SERES WILL LOBBY FOR RELIEF   Go to Albany to Combat Landlords Who Fight Prof~~  jteering Bill,

Tenants ‘Open ‘ight. .  to Curb! Profiteers   Flock in on New York Legislature - by  ‘Hutdreds Demanding Corrective Laws.

oP GRID STAR, DIES EARLY TODAY      Famous Notre Dame Football Player Succumbs to Illness; Showed Remarkable Stamina.   TOLD OF ALL-AMERICAN HONOR

NOTRE DAME STAR DIES   George Gipp, Famous Football Player, Succumbs te Throat Disease,

NOTRE DAME STAR LOSES GRIM FIGHT   GEORGE GIPP DIES IN SO  BEND EARLY    TODAY.

Hal FOOTBALL HERD DIES TODA)   ‘amous Notre Dame Gridiron Sta Could Not Throw Off Disease  _# lowing Pneumonia

GEORGE GIPP DEAD   Star Half Back of Notre Dame Teaw Expired Today.

FOOTBALL STAR DEAD   Notre Dame Half Back Dies Frem Throat Disease.

DEATH SUORLS IN HALFBAGK'S BRAVE BATTLE FOR LIFE   Famous Notre Dame Foot ball Playere Victim of Throat Trouble.   TAKEN ILL AFTER THE NORTHWESTERN GAME   He Had Been Awarded : Place on All-American Team.

FOOTBALL STAR OF NOTRE DAME DIES TUESDAY   Throat Disease Which Started Nov. 20th Proves Fatal  ee ee

Notre Dame Football Star; Re - cognized All Over Country, > Passed Away Today. —   BATTLED ‘DISEASE GAMELY   Won Recognition in 1918—Was Senior At College, Law School-Student. ”

GEORGE GIPP DP AFTER Pani} FIGHT   RATIONAL DUT -INAL HOUR: NOTRE DAM ATHLETIC MARKUS GAME FIGHT

EXTRA  Telegraphic!   telegraphic:  GIPP, NOTRE DAMI STAR DIED Of PNEUMONIA TODAY

GIPP, FOOTBALL STAR, DIED TODAY   Notre Dame \thiete Dies From Effects of Throat Infection.

LOWDEN ASKED — TO HALT STRIKE   Operators Urge Governor to Use pee His Power to Open Mines.   FACTORIES MAY SHUT DOW!   Chicago Manufacturers Claim Many , Piants Have Only Three or Four “~~ Days’ Supply on Hand—No Winter Coal Stored,

hicago Manufacturers Claim Many Plants Have Only Three or Four Days’ Supply on Hand—No Winter Coal Stored.

LOWDEN ASKED ~ TOHALT STRIKE   Operators Urge Governor to Use His Power to Open . ' Mines —   FACTORIES MAY: SHUT DOWN   Chicago Manufacturers Claim Many Plants Have Only Three or Four Days’ Supply on Hand—No Winter Ccal Stored.

L MEN APPEAL TO GOV. LOWDEN   Iilinois Executive Asked to Halt the Strike.   INDUSTRIES IN GREAT PERIL   Operators Urge Him to Use All His Power to Open the Mines—Many Chicago Plants Practically Without Fuel.

Postpone. _ Discussions ol  = fii in Covenant ~ Until Next Session = of Body:

AMENDMENT OF - COVENANT-NOW BEING TAKEN UF   Delegates Seek to Remove Obstacles to Entry of United States.   ARTICLE TEN IS NOT MENTIONED IN DEBATE   Representatives of Britain Studying How to Mention Question to Assembly.

All Delegates Seem to Favor Amendments  So Constructed as to Remove Obstacles  to Entry of United States; Article Ten. Is Not Mentioned During the Debate   NOT TO ALTER TREATY PROPER   ROULILETIN.

AMENDMENT OF COVENANT IN MINDS OF DELEGATES   All Think of ‘Revision Remov. ing Obstacles to Entry of United States.

LEAGUE DOORS OPEN FOR UNITED STATES   DELEGATES QF GENEVA PAGER TO WAVE ts ENT,   Imendments to (oxvennet Makiag It Veesihie ia Winds of Many. Net Present Time Relieret lsepportunc.

TWO WILL DIVIDE $15,009 REWARD IN SITALL CAS}   Toronto Man’s Estate Had Offered It for Arrest of  ON Re ee Bc

REWARD LO -AMERICANS          son Men Arrested Map Wanted A dn Mansy

}  BOYS -AGRIGULTURE-CLUB..__  CONVENTION AT UNIVERSITY   FARM, @CTOBER 14, 15, 16

BOYS’ AGRICULTURE CLUB CONVENTION AT UNIVERSITY FARM, OCTOBER 14. 15. 16

President of France Reported Improving   Report Says President Deschanel wit Resume Duties of Office in Septem.   Thay

DESCHANEL IN BETTER HEALTH   French President Will Resume: Dues o in- September.

SAY DESCHANEL IS BETTER   French President Is Expected to Re. . sume His Official Duties Some Time in September.

SNOW AT GOODLAND, KANSAS,   Rainfall Over State Averaged Half Inch—-More Northeast Part.

PARTS GOVERNMENT OTANDS BY CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY   Parliament Will Not Tolerate Further Concessiens to Former Foe.   PEOPLE ARE NOT ABLE TO MAKE MORE SACRIFICES   Believe Allies Have Forgotten  That France is Not on a : Prosperous Basis.

FRANCE STANDS PAT   REFUSES TO MODIFY ANY CLAIMS ON GERMANY.   SLE TS SRSUE 1614 1 OTaTSeTS®   WVVGr rere res wePPrYerso le... Ay alii  sailles Treaty—in Accord With Chamber of Deputies.

FRANCE NOT WILLING TO MODIFY HER CLAIMS   Government Attitude in Full Accord With Sentiment of New Chamber of Deputies,

UNWILLING TO MODIFY HER CLAIMON GERMANY   France Will Oppose Any Revis ion Of Treaty Tending Toward ! Such Concessions _

FRANGE 1) OPPOSE TREATY REVISIONS   Will Not Modify Her Claims on Germany.   LONDON VIEW IS UPHELD,   Paris Officials Believe That All Europe Must Be Put on Pros. perous Basis—-If Further Concessions Are Made, Government Will be Overthrown, it is Held.

FRENCH 10 BUCK TREATY GHANGE   France Will Not Make Any Concessions to Germany, 1, Attitude.

FRENCH WON’T MODIFY   Government Opposes Any Rev! sion of Versailles Treaty.   Claims Attitude in Perfect Accord With Sentiments of New Chamber of Deputies.

FRENGH WON'T MODIFS   Government Opposes Any Revision of Versailles Treaty.   Claims Attitude in Perfect. Accord With Sentimenis of New Ghamber of Deputies: o.oo ke

FRENCH AGAINST CHANGING TREATY   Government Opposes Any Revi sion of Versailles Treaty,   Claime Attitude in Perfect Accord With Sentiments of New Chamber of Deputies.

FRANCE CANNOT YIELD FURTHER   DETERMINED TO EXACT EVERY TER™ OF THE TREATY.   CLAIM ON GERMANY TO STAND   Will Vigorously Oppose Agy Move ment to Modify 1t—Waetes All turope to Prosper, Bat Muet  Leok Oot for Self,

FRENCH OPPOSED TO PACT CHANGE   WiLL FIGAT MODIFICATION OE TERMS ON GERMANY   TERMS ON GERMANY  Held That Further Concessions to Germany Would Not Be Toleraled  Re Daurllampent.

COLD WAVES COMING TONIGH]   SUDDEN DROP TO TWENTY DEGREES Is PREDICTED BY THE WEATHER BUREAU

WINTER Lp ~ BASTER SUNDAY   Comeback to be Staged by Winter— Mercury -t» Drop te 20 in Cold Wave. i

PRINT PAPER MEN IN COMBINE   (fanndias Masetacturers Declared t: Coaetrol Market.

CANADIAN COMBINATION IN PRACTICAL CONTROL   OF PRINT PAPER MARKET WIT NESS TELLS SENATE INVESTi GATING COMMITTEE — UNTO’ REPRESENTATIVE DENTE! CENSORSHIP CHARGE.

CANADIAN COMPANY GUNTROLS SUPPLY OF PRINT PAPER   Chicago News Representative Says That Company Prevented Cisenmnhibion.      NO CENSORSHIP EXERCISED

MARKET CONTROL CHARGED.   Canadian Export Concern Said to Prices for Paper.

SUPREME COURT  DECISION RAPS STATE TAX LAW   INCREASES RANGED FROM 10 TO 100 PER CENT—CLIMAX OF LONG LEGAL BATTLE

HORIZUNA KL} INCREASE   IN TAX RATES HELD INVALID BY SUPREME COURT   Special Session of Legisisture To ' Consider Question

ASSESSMENT BOOST BY TAX BOARD: UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Indiana Supreme Court Rules Against State Tax Commission’s Horizontal Increase in Assessments.

Supreme Court Holds Hor izontal Increase Section as Unconstitutional.   MUST REFUND MONEY   To the Taxpayers in Every County—State Will be - Bankrupted

Horizontat Increases Cannot be Ordered by State Tax Commissioners.   UP TO STATE LEGISLATURE   To Act to Relieve Conditions Resulting From Decision of the Court.

HOLDS HORIZONTAL INCREASE ILLEGAL   State Supreme Court Rules State Tax Board Had No Authority To Raise Valuations   WHAT THE EFFECT MAY BE   Refund of Taxes Already Collectec . Can be Avoided Only by Ac: tion of Legislature

PART OF TAX LAWS VOID    & “gtate _ Liprery vases Cannot Ye vraered by State Tax  Commissioners.   UP TO STATE LEGISLATURE   To Act to Relieve Conditions Resulting From Decision of the Court.

TATE TAK LAW INVALID   POWER OF TAX BOARD CUR. TAILED   Horizontal Inereases Held Un. constitutional By Supreme Court.

STATE QUARANTINE OPPOSED BY TEXAS   GOV. HOBBY AND OTHERS OPPOSE RESTRICTION ON THE ENTIRE STATE   It Is Argued It Would Be Uniair to Quarantine 250 Counties Because Few Are Affected

ONLY ONE OF -15 DEMANDS OF RUSS ACCEPTEL   Terms Relative to Disarmament, Closing Munitions Plants and Delivery of Munitions Rejected.   POLE-RUSS BOUNDARY — CAUSE FOR DISPUTE   Line as Laid: Down by Ear! Curzon Declared Unacceptable to Poles; Other Terms  Rejected.

POLES REJECT RED TERMS.   Minsk Delegates Only Willine 1  Accept One Out of Fifteen Demands.

NOVTETS MUST  DEMOBILIZE ARNT POLI ~ARPLY SAYS   Only One Point in the Russ Document in Any Way Acceptable to Poles   BOUNDARY LINE IS QUESTION IN DISPUTE   Fresh Hopes of Overthrowing Entire Bolsheviki Regime in Russia

POLAND ANGERED BY ARROGANCE OF BOLSHEVIK PEACE   Red Northern Army Tc Surrender; Poles May Invade.

POLAND'S REPLY 10 RUSSIAA FLAT REJECTION   Says Russia Must Demobilize at Same Time That Poland Disbands Her Forces

REJECTED   Poles Refuse Soviet Peac  Terms, Flatly Rejecting Al  _ But One of the Fifteen Rus sian Demands.   PEACE OF ALL EUROPE HANGING IN BALANCE   Time for Russ Reply to Anglo.  ‘Italian Note Expires Friday  Poish Victory Is Growin; Greater.

POLES REJECT PEACE TERMS OF THE SOVIETS   Only One of Fifteen Russian Demands Proves Ac centahlia   POLAND CONTINUES TO WIN VICTORIES   An Immediate Rupture 0! Russ-Polish Peace Conference Probable.

LABORINFIGHT FOR LAWMAKERS   Farmers Back of Move Started by American Federation of Labor.   PLAN = POLITICAL == «ACTION   Campaign ts Opened to Put 200 Farm. ers and Working Men in Congress to Replace Lawyers and Repre. sentatives of Corporations.

NATIONWIDE LAGGR CAMPAIGN OPENED   Workers in Fight to Win Majority  of Congressmen.   FARMERS ARE BACK OF MOVE   American Federation of Labor Offi cials Plan to Muster Millions of Votes in November Election—All Candidates to Be Watched.

LABOR FOR vinsage   Farmers Baok of Move Started by American Federation of Labor.   CLAN = POLITICAL ©=©- ACTION   Campaign ts Opened to Put 200 Farmers and Working Men in Congress to Replace Lawyers and Representatives of Corporations. ©

LABOR IN FIGHT FOR LAWMAKERS   Farmers Back of Move Started by American Federation of Labor.   Campaign Is Opened to Put 200 Farm trs and Working Men In Congress to Replace Lawyers and Representatives of Corporations.

SEEMS MORE LIKE PALI 3        Weather lixperts in: Dispute Ov First Day of Autniane. "

TODAY IS LAST DAY OF SUMMER   Autumn is Two Days Late Than Usual in Arriving This Year,

RUMANIA SEEKS AMERICAN LOAN   COUNTRY'S MOST PRESSING PROBLEM 1S READJUSTMENT  Mo CINANCES CLAIM

RUMANIA SEEKS TO. PLACE LOAN-IN Us §   Nondescript _Paper Money. it hat: Country Has  Confusec ation’s Financial, Situation

RUMANIA SEEKING CASHIN U.S.   Would Give Six Percent National Bonds For Loan

AQUMANIA SEEKS LOAN IN AMERICA, OFFERING HER BONDS AS SECURITY      MOST PRESSING NEED OF ROUMA NIA IS RE-ORGANIZATION OF HER FINANCES,

DEMPSEY GOES .TO TRIAL   Heavyweight Champion Conapired To Defeat Operation of the Setcctive Service Act. -

rEDERAL MEN “TIPPED OFF AIDS - CHARGE   Grand Jury to Probe Radical Situation at Windy City—Hoyne Sears Atty. General.   REFUSED U. S. AID

POLITICS SEEN IN RED RAID IN CHIGAGO      Hoyne and Palmer in Dis agreement. and Dist. Atty. Acts Alone   200 ARE ARRESTED   ‘Palmer Pursuing a“Fussyfoo' Policy” is Boyne Statement

CALL SPEGIAL GRANP JURY TQ INVESTIGATZ CHICAGO REDS’ DOINGS   Edgar Owens, Known it Dixon Among Those en in Raid Yesterday.

200 RADICALS IN JL IN CHICAGO: CLEAN-UP OF REDS 1S MADE THORGUGE  Special Grand Jury te levnneiwres Bisetes   Special Grand Jury te Investigate Entire “Red™ Situation

State’s Attorney Noves Ito Curb Radical A ‘ivity in Mlinois Metrop::s; Will Proceed witho: Aid of #tty.Gen. Palmer   ASKS COURT : TO CALL GRAND JURY IN SESSION

PALMER SCORED * FOR WITHDRAWL: OF AID IN RAIDS   More Than n 200 Persona  ’ of “Red” Character » ee   “Taken in Chicago -

‘RED’ RAIDS IN CHICAGO ROUND UP 200 RADICAL‘   WILL CALL SPECIAL GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE ENTIRE SITUATION.   CHARGE PALMER DID NOT KEEP PROMISE   Piedged Assistance And Is Then Said to Have Called Off Departmental Operatives.

ARRESTS KEEP UP, SPECIAL JURY 70 PROBE AED STATE   1. W. W. Secretary Nabbed Tho “Big Bill” Haywood and Others Elude Net.   HOYNE CHARGES, PALMER HAS “PUSSYFOOT” POLICY:   Federal Aid Withdrawn at Last Moment, Radicals Tipped, Chicagoan’s Story.

200 RADICALS ROUNDED UP BY THE POLICE   States Attorney Hoyne of Chi cago Has Police Gather in the Reds.   FEDERAL MEN HELD ALOOF FROM THE RAID   ‘Big Bill’’ Haywood, Who Was Sought, Made His Getaway.

Special Grand Jury to Probe Entire “Radical”  Situation in Chicago

"UTIL. —-BAPER CLAIMS   Italian Journal Tells Jugo:  Slavs Hope of Interventon Is Vain

WLLSONS SGN: SET   “Politically.” Says Roman’ Paper. He . “Pooan Erick?

JOE GRIFFIN, AISOED FROM PLATFORM ON MEMORIAL DAY FOR RED SPEECH, [9 TO St WITH THE SHELLEYGATES

JOE GRIFFIN, HISSED FROM PLATFORM (N MEMORIA DAY FOR RED SPEECH IST SIT WITHTHE SHELLEYGATES

AGED HUCKSTER DIED IN. WAGON   James Fohl, Center Mills, Founc Near Baugher Barrel Factory.

HOCKSTER DIED OW ROUTE   LINES OF TEAM HANGING LOOSE AND MAN DEAD IN WAGON.   James Fohl, the Well Known Contre Mills Huckster, Carried OF Seddealy by Heart Failure.

CONFESSION OF MURDER IS DOUBTED   Akron Young Man Startles West Virginia Revival Serv: ice by Declaring That He Killed Frances South in the Presence of Her Older Sister.

REPEATS ASCERTION HE MURDERED CHILD   Confession Made at Revival  Service is Reiterated by oarewr Millae MadAacx~

MAYO REPORT ON HAITI IS COMING   Head of Court of Inquiry Says His  Investigation to he Completed Soon.

RAIL STRIKE UP  70 PRESIDENT   Administration to Reject Demand for Increases in Pay, Report.  ——s   EXPECT FINAL ANSWER TODAY   Refusal of Increases, It Is Said, Will Be Based Upon Ground of Eco  nomic Impossibility — Strike  Talk Is Ignored.

RAIL DEADLOGK 15 UP TO PRESIDENT   Director Hines and Union Mer Fail to Reach Agreement.   U. S. TO REJECT INCREASES   Administration Expected to Give Out ~ Final Answer to Demands Today — Refusal to Be Based on Economic Impossibility.

Director Hines and Union Mer "Fail to Reach Agreement...   Us S: TO. REJECT -INCREASES   ‘Aiinnletration Expected. to:.Give Out : Final Answer = to: ‘Demands Today ba —Refusal to Be Based-on Eco .  nemie Impossibility.

King’s Corner Market  TEL. 193-W. Corner Elm and South Streets EL. 193-W.

King’s Corner Market TEL. 193-W. Corner Elm and ‘South Streets EL. 193-W. E. ROBERGE. Pronrietor.   Snecials for Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday

NEWEST. IRISH MARTYR. GIVE) iP HIGH €HURCH HoNoRS. .   Thousands: View Funeral Procession of Late Lord Mayor of Cork,

HONOR MACOWINEY   NEWEST IRISH MARTYR GIVEN HIGH CHURCH HONORS.   Thousands View Funeral Processio of Late Lord Mayor of Cork.

FOOD PRODUCTS DROP 1.16 PER CT   63 Vreducts Show Decline and 2 Show Increases in Pust Week

SLUMP IK PRICES IS PENFRAT   Slight Decline Shown Past Week   SUGAR ON TOBOGGAN   Speculators Unloading Great Supplies .

PRICES ARE STILL FALLING IN GOTHAN   Financial Journals Show Slow But Steady Declines in Prices.

UNITED STATES ASKS LENIENCY FOR GERMANY   Protests Action of Allies in Supreme Council in Refusing Extension of Time   GERMANS ASK BIG ARMY   STATE DEPARTMENT SEES “AMER. ICAN INTERESTS” BENEFITTED BY INCREASE OF TROOPS IN NEUTRAL ZONE

WIZARD. FINANCIER PUTS BANK IN BAL   Bank Examiner Closes Institution  in Which Ponzi Carried His Funds.

ALLEN CLOSES... HANOVER TRUST   Finds That tf 1s Doing Business: © “In Unsafe Manner”.   AUS ETSI PN     hoe ae f  Latter Said to He in Conference with  His Attorneys, and ‘Preparing to lestie a Statoment

CLOSES PONZI'S BANK IN BOSTON   Bank Commissioner Takes Charge of Institution. —   PONZI WAS ONGE IN PRISON   Wizard Personally Admits He Served a Term in Penitentiary in Montreal.

Hanover Trust Company Allows Ponzi to Over-Draw Account And is Closed.  Ponzi Said to Have Formerly Operated in Montreal,Canada

STATE. OFFIGIA   Institution in Which Charles Ponzi, Get-rich-quick Man. Was a Director, in Commissioner’s Hands.

CLOSE DOORS OF BANK WHERE PONZ KEPT HIS MONEY   Hanover Trust Co. Was Doing Bus! ness in “Unsatisfactory Manner.’

ALLEN TAKES CHARGE OF THE "HANOVER TRUST COMPANY   Institution in Which Ponzi Has F unds Deposited Is Ordered Closed by the Bank Commis sioner This Forenoon.

Ponzi Admits He Served Prison Term in Canada for Financial Dealings

AMERICAN FLEET WELCOMED TODAY IN N. Y. HARBOR   ARRIVAL OF BATTLESHIPS IS SIGNAL FOR DEMON. STRATION.   SECRETARY DANIELS TAKES LEADING PART

NOY. GIVES FLEET HEARTY WELCOME   Guns Flash and Whistles Screech as Atlantic Fleet Steams [nto Harbor After Winter Practice

FLEET IS BACK HOME   The Big Battleships in Atlantic Are Back irom a Trip to Guantanamo.

WOOD LEA IN PLEDGED DELEGATES   No Candidate, Howeves, Has Decided Advantage Over His Opponents.

DELEGATIONS ARE DIVIDED   None of Republican Candidates Have Enough Pledged to Secure omination.

BOTH JOHNSON AND WOOD SEE WIN ON FOURTH   Third or Fourth Ballot Will Nominate Them, Rival Factions Assert   WOOD TO LEAD AT FIRST      FAVORITE SON” COMPLIMENTARY iS EXPECTED TO PREVENT ANY CHOICE ON FIRST POLL.

CONVENTION AT CHICAGO T0 BE FREE-FOR-ALL!   Delegate Figures Show No Candidate Has a Great Advantage.   WOOD LEADS WITH BUT 145 PLEDGED   Johnson Follows Generwith an Even Hundred  to His Credit.

HEPUBLIGANS ‘READY FOR THE GONVENTION WOOD LEADING WAR   With Only 145 Votes Pledged, However, He Fails To Have a Satisfactory Lead to  Insure Selection. — Many Crawteate tn ke TDpridod.

SUMMARY OF VOTES PLAYS K0 FAVORITE   No G. 0. P. Candidate i Given Advantage at Canvention   WoGD PLEDGES LEAD   Johnson is Second; Democrats Send Few Instructed Delegates -

EIGHTEEN DAYS UNTIL CONVENTION   FORTY-SEVEN STATES SEND INSTRUCTED DELEGATIONS; WOOD LEADS WITH JOHNSON SBPOCOND.

With Chicago Convention But Eighteen Days Away, None of the Candidates Yet Has Entire Assurance of Victory   G. 0. P. Has Chosen 899 of lis 984 Delegates and 534 More Than Majority, Wil Go Without  ltustruction:

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WILL BE FREE-FOR-ALL AMONG THE CANDIDATES   NO CANDIDATE HAS ENOUGH te ‘IVE HIM A DE. ©  CIDE D ADVANTAGE.

UNPLEDGED WILL RULE   More Than Majority G. 0. P. Delegates Are Without 'nstructions and Can Name Presidential Candidate — Gen’! Wood Shows the Most Strength—Managers Agree No Choice On First Ballot.

SEE HARD FIGHTIN CHICAGO CONVENTION   No Candidate Has Advantage Over Opponent Although ‘General Wood Leads.   537 ARE UNINSTRUCTED

NO REPUBLICAN WILL HAVE ANY ADVANTAGE OVER HIS OPPONENI   Not One Wit Enter Clicreo Conver: _ Hon With Majority of Dolegates . Pledred.

EVEN BREAK. SEEN IN PEPUBUICAN RACE      Republican Convention 18 Days Away; 85 Delegates Still to Be Elected. 

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES TILL LAGK THE VOTES   None Will Enter Convention al Chicago With Big Lead Over Opponents.   MAJORITY OF DELEGATES WILL GO UNINSTRUCTED

REPUBLICANS READY. FOR THE CONVENTION WOOD. LEADING (AN   With Only 145 Votes Pledged, However; He-Fails To Have a Satisfactory Lead to Insure Selection, — Many ‘Contests to be Decided.

ID CANDIOATE, —FRCE BATT AT   More Than a Majority of-Deélegates are Uninstructed--— Woodé Leads in Pledges   Wood has 35 6 Contesta- -Ore dentiala Committee Meets ’ ; ‘May, 31 to: Act on  i Mantaeta’ -

NO NOMINATION  BY REPUBLICAN UN THE INITIAL BALLOT, BELIEF   No Candidate Has Enough Delegates Pledged to Give Him Any Decided Advantage Over His Rivals,   WOOD SHOWS THE MOST STRENGTH AT PRESENT   General Has 145 Instructed Delegates, Johnson Comes Next With 100, While  awden Stande Third.

PLEDGED VOTE AT CHICAGO GIVES NO GREAT ADVANTAGE   No Candidate Will Be Able te Enter Convention with Nomination Certain.   MAJORITY OF DELEGATES WILL GO UNINSTRUCTED   Gen. Wood Now Expected t Show Greatest Strength on First. Ballot.

FIRST BALLOT NOT TO SHOW STRENGTE       lo Republican Candidate ‘Has Enough Pledged Support  -to Give Advantage

NOT ENOUGH TO GIVE A DECIDED -ADVANTAGE OVER OTHERS:   First Ballot May Not Indicate Strength of Contestants—Wood Leads With Johnson, - Lowden and Harding in Order.

G. 0. P. MEET WILL BE CLOSE CONTES!   No Candidate Has Enough Votes Pledged To Give Him Advantage.

NO CANDIDATE COMMANDING   G. O. P. Delegates’ Will Be - Badly Divided on. First Ballot at Chicago.    WOOD AND JOHNSON CAMPS CONFIDENT

OF VOTES UNPLEDGED   Wood toShowGreat est Strength at Outset With 145 Backing Him— Johnson Has 100 Instructed forHim and Lowden 78.

With Republican Convention Only 18 Days Away the Presidential Choice of _ . The “G.0. P.” Looks Like Any Man’s

GEN. WOOD SO FAR HAS THE LEAD IN NUMBERS,    144 DELEGATES ARE PLEDGED FOR HIM.   The National Convention is But Eighteen Days Away and the Situati n is About as Clear as Mud—Some States Yet  -. O82 ads

LOTS OF ROOM FOR DARK HORSE   Wood May Win First G. O. P. Ballot But No Candidate Has Decided Advantage.

No G. Oo. P. Candidate Will Enter Chicago Convention With Enough Votes To Hold Whip Hand.   STOCK DIVIDEND TAX APPROVED

NO CANDIDATE: ‘HAS ADVANTAGE   National. Convention o: ‘Republicans Is Only -.- 18 Days Away -

NO CANDIDATE HAS ADVANTAGE   National Convention of Republicans Is Only. 18 Days Away

SUSPECTS IN BANK AND ~AEWELRY ADBBERIES ARE ~ BEING HELO IN GOTHAR   Enright’s Plan: - OF lncrasfoling Number “Of Policernen. Given Knockout Blow By Aldermen.

RECOVER BANK BANDIT LOOT   Twe Men Arrested in New York Believed Implicated in Murder and Rebbery of Jeweler.

TWO MEN AND THEIR WIVES ARE IN CUSTODY; PART OF STOLEN LOOT FOUND, POLICE BELIEVE      Quartet Nabbed Also Believed to Have Been Implicated in the Murder of a New York Jeweler and the Subsequent Robbery of His Establishment on December 16.

BLACK WHO.KNIFED “WHITE IS LYNCHED    Mississippi Postal Clerk Taken From ; Officors on Way To Trial and 4 ‘Manned To Tree

NEGRO PRISONER IS LYNCHED.   Mean Who Stabbed Mail Clerk on Railroad Car Killed.

MISSISSIPPI NEGRO LYNCHEI      Pestal Clerk Who Stabbed White Mas Hanged to a Tree.

PLEA ISSUED BY RED CROSS   Young Women of America Told That World Needs [fSurses.

RED. CROSS ISSUES PLEA   Tells Young Women of Ameriga World Needs Nurses as Never Before.

[EVERY MAN MUST TAKE INTEREST IN POLITICS, DECLARES WILL H. HAYS

IN HAZELTON, PA, DISTRICT STRIKE TOMORROW   Jn Protest Against Coz! Wage Com mission Award.

All members of' State Board Con_Sulled With Athletic Board ‘ Members Today

Details of Project Will Be Made Known at Student Day Meeting Wednesday   All members of State Board Con_sulted With Athletic Board Members Today

MEADS ENTERS GUILTY PLRA   Pertmouth Junior Sentenced to Fiflieen Vears for Killing Maroney, a Senior.

DARING HOLDUP IN CHICAGO   Six Automobile Bandits Take Jewels Valued at $10,000 — One Man Wounded.

CHICAGO HOLDUP A THRILLER   Ore Man Wounded When Bandit: Take $10.000 in Jewels.

DARIN3 HOLDU2 IN CHIC:G0   Six Automobile Sancdits Take Jewels  Valued at $10000-—-One Man Véounded.

WILL CONSIDER CODE REVISION   JOINT COMMITTEE FROM IOWA LEGISLATURE APPOINTED  Six Members From Each House Will Report Their Recommendations When Legislature Convenes,

REVISION IOWA CODE PLANNED BY OFFICIALS   Legislative Committee Now In Session at Des Moines  On Problem.

WILL CONSIDER CODE REVISION   LEGISLATURE APPOINTED  Six Members From Each House Will Report Their Recommendations When Legislature Convenes,

CONFERENCE PICKS JOINT COMMITTEE ON CODE REVISION   Half Dozen Each of Senators and Representatives Will Report January 10.   100 LEGISLATORS PRESENT, HOLD TWO-HOUR MEETING   Constitutional Amendment and Industrial’ Court Other Subjects Discussed.

RUWORS ARE FALSE.   Berlin Announces Things Are as Taual For Rurssia.

ALL-AMERICAN CANAL ON WESTERN CORT To NEW JORIGETIGN PLAN   WOULD REMOVE FROM MENICO CONTROL OVER IMPERIAL VALLEY IRRIGATION,

ALL-AMERICAN CANAL PROJECT   Waterway Along Border Is Proposed by Rep. Kettner

MRS. MARY LOPTIN SLAIN BY HUSBANI   Three Children Are Orphaned While Slayer 's A Hunted Fugitive.

REDS TO GO TO ARMY CAMPS   Government Finds Ellis Island Too Qmall far Cantives.

ARMY CAMPS TO BE OPENED   Ellis Isiand Found Too Small to Ac  commodate Great Numbers of Red Captives.

WOOD CONCEDED WAIORITY   Renl Contest in Colorndo Is Over the Selection of a Com-

HARDING SOUNDS G. O. P. KEYNOTE   lowa Governor Opens Colorado Con vention; State Delegation to be for Wood, Is Announced.

SAYS OHIOS . VOTE WILL ELECT COX   DR. CHANCELLOR, NOTED EDU ‘CATOR PREDICTS STATE WILL GIVE HIM 250,000 m4JORITY.   Indiana Also in Line—League of Na tions, Labor aad Tax Isenes Will Bring Democratic

SAYS OHO'S VOTE” WILL ELECT COX   Dr. Chancellor, Noted Edueator, Predicts State Will Give Him a Majority of 250.000   INDIANA ALSO IN LINE   LEAGUE OF NATIONS, LABOR AND TAX-ISSUES WILL BRING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

HOOVER SURPRISED AT HIS [ARE VOTE   Sees Home State Torn Between Senator’s Loyalty and Narrew Vision.

FEAR OUTBREAK OF HAGE RIUTS NV MVSDLETOWN   Colored. Taxi ‘Driver I  Rushed To County Jail By Police.

KANSAS BANK ROBBED   Bandits Get $2,000 and Liberty Bonds at Dearing Near Coffeyville

YOUTHFUL TRIO STEAL $20,000 IN LIBERTY BOND:   Auto Bandits Lock Cashier in Vault in St. Marie, Illinois.

ROSEDALE BANK ROBBED ‘OF $5,000 BY MASKED MEN   Lock Two Employees in Vault and Leave $10,000 in Their Hasty Flight.

KANSAS BANK [5 ROBBED BY THREE MEN WHO ESCAPE   Cashier Is Forced to Open Safe And Then Is Locked in Vault With Customer Caught In Building.

BANK LOOTED BY UNMASKED BANDITS   BOOKKEEPER FORCED INTO THE VAULT WHILE ROBBERS MADE THEIR ESCAPE.

$60,000 JEWELRY ROBBER’   dewelry Store in Heart of St. Paul Held Up Today.

WASKED MEN HOLD UP A BANK   Kansae City Suburban Institation Rebhed a Second Time.

ARMED BANDITS LOCK CASHIER IN VAULT— ESCAPE WITH $21,000   Bank of St. Marie Heldup— $20,000 Liberty Bonds Stolen—Robbers Wore No Masks. ;

BANDITS MAKE $60,000 HAUL   Shapiro Jewelry Store in Si Paul Robbed Today By Unmasked Trio.

BANK ROBBERIES IN KANSAS   At Deering Today and Rosedale Yesterdave-~< ne im Misenurt.

BANDITS HOLD UP “STORE AT ST. PAUL   Take Diamonds Valued at ~ $60,000. —

LOCK CASHIER IN VAULT AND MAKE GET-AWAY   Sainte Marie, TL, Streets Filled With People Daring Hoktup, Thtr Robe  bers Are Unimotesterd.

Io MAKE $60,000 HAUL IN AIAN FHEET   St. Paul Jewelry Store Held up By Three Unmasked Men Today—-Make Their  Beeana

ROB STORE OF $60,000 GEMS   Three Unmasked Men Hold Up the Shapiro Jewelry House at St. Paul, Minn,

The Complete Election Results in Waukesha County                        & i » Quer City of Wankesha wre h gia os ft. BR 2:2 8 ele BS: "lets s E 2127. Ria Pars 2 & BIE  Biereie & 3 Fie g 2(4)é% : 213 {5 Z24)E/8 & S 181s

SUGAR GOUGERS TOBETRIED INS.D.   DEFENDANTS ARE BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL IN S. D. COURTS

UTAR-IDAHO SUGAR GUMPANY OFFICERS HELO IN U.S. COURT   Gave Bonds at Salt Lake City for Trial.in South Dakota.

ALLEGED PROFITEERS IN SUGAR HELD FOR TRIAL      Eight Directors of Utah-Idaho Company are Bound Over to Appear in the Federal Court

ben QF RAMON   ‘illing ‘of Republican National Com” mitteemain , Remaing’ ‘Mystery; -* “Dolice Seek Clues, ‘

DECLARES IT HER OPINION THAT MISS SMITH DID NOT FIRE FATAL SHOT.

MURDER MYSTERY PAR FROM SOLUTION   NEW DEVELOPMENTS BUT NC NEW LIGHT IS GIVEN ON HAMON CASE   GIRL MARRIED NEPHEW   Smith Woman Wife of Oil Kine’ Relative For One Day—Mrs. Hamon Not to Prosecute

WILL NOT PROSECUTE HUNTED GIRI   Ardmore Prosecutor toFi « Charges Against Anyone Shown io Have Aided in Spiriting Woman Away.

PRS. HAMON WOULD SUCCEED HUSBAND AS REPUBLICAN LEADER   Widow Declares She Does Not Think Smith Woman Fired Shot Which Caused Death.   RECORDS IN COURT SHOW DIVORCE FOR F. L. HAMON   Woman Wanted Alleged to Have Admitted Deceiving Her Husband of But a Day.

CANNOT LOCATE DEATH WEAPON _ INHAMON CASI   ‘WOULD TAKE HUSBAND'S PLACE AS COMMITTEEMAN IN MEMORY OF HIN

ACCUSED WOMAN STILL EVADES nua BIRGHERY   Mystery of Oil Operator’s Death No Nearer Public ~ Solution   DEPLORE PUBLICATION OF MISS SMITH’S DIARY   Widow Holds Shooting Was Acsidental; Believes, Fuqitive Innocent

MRS, HAMON WON'T PROSECUTE “WOMAN IN CASE, SHE SAYS   Believes Husband’s Statemen He Killed Self Accidentally —Whereabouts of Miss Smith Remains Mystery.

HAMON GIRL NOW IN MEXICO   Clara Smith Fleexn Over the Rio Grande, Accerding to Report From Juarez.

UNIT RULE WILL BE OPPOSED   Old Precedent to Come Before Frisco Convention

DEMOCRATS WANT TO THROW OUT OLD TIME UNIT RULE      NEW YORK DELEGATION MUST CAST ITS ENTIRE VOTE THE WAY THE MAJORITY DETERMINES.

More Pav For More Outnut   BRITISH CABINET TALKED ABOUT STRIKE THIS MORNING

WAR REFERENDUM IN THE LIMELIGHT    Harding Awaits Keaction of Public Hetore Announcing His Opinion on Subject,

WAR SOUGHT   President-Eleet Harding Confers with Wm. Jennings Bryan Today

REFERENDUM ON Wl MEETS OPPOSITION   Harding's Advisors Do Not Be lieve New Anti-War Scheme Will Work.

The President-elect Seeks Light on Popular Vote on War   Coolidge Is Said to Be Against Such a Proposed Step

HARDING SEEKS BRYAN OPINION   >resident.Elect Today Confers Witt William Jennings Bryan On War Referendum.

HARDING CONFERS — WITHW. J. BRYAN   SEEKS LIGHT ON THE PLAN FOR A REFERENDUM BEFORE WAR IS DECLARED

M’ADOO WILL NOT RUN, HE NOW ASSERTS   Tells Kansas Delegate He Will Not Permit Name to Go Before Convention   STRENGTH EXPECTED ~ WILL GO TO GLASS

The Man That Party. Leaders “Felt Sure of Being a Winner at _ the National Convention in San Francisco, ‘Announces ‘He Cahnot Allow His Name to. Be Presenteds—Thinks-the Man Who May Be Nominated Will Be Elected.

MPADOO WON'T RUA MENTION GLAD ha A LIKELY NOMINEE   Former Secretary of Treasury Announces His Refusal to Accept _ Nomination.   BELIEVE FRIENDS WILL , GO TO VIRGINIA SENATOF   McAdoo’s Objection to Race Is Based on Inability to Stand Necessary Expenditure.

ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT PER MIT NAME TO GO BEFFORE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   MAINTAINS EARLIER STAND   Thanks Supporters in Statem t in Which He Save Personal fairs ome First.

MeADOO POSITIVELY BEFUSES TO ENTER BRESIAEATAL RACE   Ex-Treasury Chief Declares He Absolutely Will Not be Democratic Candidate.

SAYS REPUBLICANS’ RECORD IN CONGRESS HELPING DEMOCRATS   Announcement of Intention is Made in Telegram to Jouett Shouse, a Delegate.   PRIVATE AFFAIRS DEMAND HE STAY IN PRIVATE LIFE   Democratic Victory Certain on Straightforward, Honest and Liberal Platform, He Says.

MUST HAVE TIME TO ATTEND 10 Hla PRIVATE AFFAIRS   Cannot Afford Expense of Camvaign;—Will Not Let Friends Pay the Bills.

MV ADOO AGAIN INotoT HE IS NOT CANDIDATE   DECLARES DECISION IS IRREVOCABLE, A5 PATH OF DUTY SEEMS CLEAR.   Position Is Frankly Set Forth in Reply to Telegram Urging Reconsideration of Original Attitude,

WPADOO WH NOT PERMIT fia NAME TA AE PRESENTER   Decision Not to be a Candidate for President is Irrevocable, He Declares.   PROFESSES TO BELIEVE DEMOCRATS WILL WIN   Says Party Must Stand for Ratification of League of Nations Without Debilitating Reservations—Active Fight to be Made for Carter Glass.

SAYS DECISION A REVOCABLE   McAdoo Not a Candidate for the Nomination 

NPADOO SAYS HE TS OUT OF RACE   Niade Announcement Friday Night Could Not Permit Presentation of Name.   Active Fight Will Be Made te Name Senator Glass of  Virinnia

TELLS FRIENDS THEY MUST NOT PRESENT NAME   Former Secretary Declares His Finances Will Not Permit Candidacy.

M/ADOO STATES POSITIVELY HE WILL NOT RUN   Depo Irrevocat é He Declares iii; Statemient,  VOTE MAY GO ‘TO : _ SENATOR: GLASS  Field “of Car "Contestants: » Narrowed’ “Down  to. Eleven. -

MCADOO DECLINES 10 BECOME CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION AT FRISCO CONVENTION   Former Secretary of Treas uty Refuses to Permit. Hi: Name to Go Before Demo cratic Convention at. a Sar  Beanrrtaer.<

ONG Ht lo NO CANDIOATE ADA NSMINATION   Cannot Permit Name to Gc Before Democratic Convention.   DEFINES PARTY'S DUTY   Believes Victory Is Certair Hf Platform Is Honest "q and Liberal.

McADOO NOT A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Says He Cannot Permit His Name to Go Before Convention, _

M’ADOO WON'T BE CANDI CANDIDATE   DECLINES TO PERMIT USE OF NAME AT CONVENTION   oii ase AIRS PRESSING   Former Secretary Says Sacrifice Would Be Too Great

Son-in- Law of President tc Rehabilitate Family Fortune by Hard Work      WITHDRAWAL WILL MEAN SUBSTITUTION OF GLASS   McAdoo Declares Party Must Stand for Unequivocal Ratification of Treaty

M’ADOO OUT OF RACE   Won't Permit the Use of Hie Name at Democratic Convention.

McADOO: McADOO DECLINES TOBE CANDIDATE   ee Serer s         OP -Private Business [iterests: “Which “Nomination. Would Entail—Conh- : Lo. dent Party: Will. Win

Refusal to Allow Name to be Presented at San Francisco Results in Active Fight for Nomination of Glass

REHABILITATION OF FORTUNE 1S FIRST ANG IMPERATIVE TITY!   CANNOT CONSENT TO RUN FOR HIGH OFFICE AT THIS TIME . i   TS REFUSAL iS SAID TO TURN His SUPPORTERS To SENATOR GLASS—MR, McADOO EXPLAINS Aus 7 ATTITUDE IN CLEAR TELEGRAM Fh

M’ADOO NOT TO BE IN RACE FOR THE PRESIDENC)   Presentation of Name at San Francisco, Will Not Bo Permitted, He Saye.

DECISION IS IRREVOCABLE NE DECLARES   Desire to Rehabilitate Private Fortune Precludes Possibility of His Entering Race, He Wires Kansas Delegate.

New Alignment Follows Unex pected Announcement from Leading Candidate

MCADOO DECLINES 1's FOR NOMINATION’   Former Secretary of Trea oy ury Refuses to Permit Hy37 Name to Go Before Dem,,¢ cratic Convention at Sz Prancisco, apn

M'ADOO NOT PRESIDEN TIAL CANDIDATE   Refuses to Allow His Name to Go Before Democratc Convention.   DECISION IRREVOCABLE SURE OF PARTY VICTORY   Unable to Assume Expense of Campaign, He Says; Glass Ovens Fichi.

MADOO WILL NOT TAKE NOMINATION   ANNOUNCES FINAL  DECISION IN TELEGRAM IN JOUETT SHOUSE   New Alignment Follows Unexpected Announcement from Leadine Candidate   “NIust Rehabilitate Private Affairs” Reason Given for MeAdoo’s Withdrawal

Prominently Mentioned Candidate for Democratic Presidential Nomination Defines Position In Detailed Communication to  Jouette Shouse; Garter Glass Favored    ASSERTS VICTORY IS CERTAIN

W’ADOO REFUSES TO "ALLOW USE-OF NANI   Definitely and: d- Finally Lets it bé Known That He Will Not Ac eant Nomination.

[s Unable to Assume Expenses of Campaign, He Explains   SEN. GLASS NOW LOOMS   Many Loyal McAdoo Men Will Support Him For Nomination, Democratic Delegate Says

DEFINITE ANNOUNCEMENT HE CAN NOT ALLOW NAME TO BE PRESENTED, MADE   ACTIVE CAMPAIGN IN BEHALF OF CARTER GLASS OF  VIRGINIA IS PLANNED FOLLOWING DECISION OF FORMER SECRETARY-TREASURER.

THE FEBRUARY REPORT OF RECORDS OF COWS   PRODUCTION IN SEVERAL HERDS  SHOWN TO BE WELL  ABOVE AVERAGE.

COW TESTING REPORT.   SIXTY-ONE cows PRODUCED OVER 40 POUNDS BUTTERFAT —252 COWS TESTED. —

OFFICE WORK BY MACHINER'   Edison Predicts That Automatic Appil ances Will Soon Superceed the  “Servicé of Glerks.. °°: ”

THATY KILLINGS OVER. WEEK-END 1M [RELAN(   Statement Made In Parliament By Sir Hamar Greenwood.

HEAVY FIGHTING wi GUERILLA TNARELANT   Large Forces of Civilians En . gage in Serious Conflict with  ~ Soldiers and Police with Numerous Casualties   AUTHORITIES AMBSUHED IN SEVERAL LOCALITIES

FUNERAL HONORS FOR MAG SWINEY MAYOR OF CORI   The Ouly Restriction to (he Service: . Wi Re ‘That No Shun Fein Firing Squad Can Act.

IMPRESSIVE HON@RS TO BE ACCORDED LERD- MAYOR . OF CORK #45   BODY WILL EIE'iN STATE 1 CATHEDRAL UNTILL TRUBS. DAY MORNING

FUNERAL OF MACSWINEY WILL BE VERY IMPRESSIV!   \O RESTRICTIONS WILL BE IM. POSED BY OFFICIALS EXCEPT NO PERING SQUAD WILL ne ALLOWED

- WITH EINER   ‘Sinn Fein Guard to Escort Mac: Swiney’s Body From Lon. don to Ireland.   STOP’ “VENGEANCE PARTY”   Eight Desperate Characters Stopped While on Way to Start Renrisals.

FUNERAL RITES OF MAC SWINE}   BODY OF THE LORD MAYOR WILL LIE IN STATE—FIRING SQUAD NOT PERMITTED

NO INTERFERENCE IN LAST RESPECTS PAID TO MeSWINEY   Impressive Honors Will be Ac corded Lord Mayor at Funeral To Be Held on Thursday.

Hedy” of Lord Mayor Wil Lie jin St...  George’s “Cathedral   BURIAL IN IRELAND   The Dead Man’s. Request is “Obeyed and No Demon‘stration Takes Place

IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL HONORS TO BE ACCORDED MACSWINE}   British Home Office Will Not Interfere in Plans,  ‘xecpt to Prohibit Sinn Fein Firing Squad at  ‘Grave; Funeral Orations will Be Given in Gaelic. a

LAN FUNERAL FOR MAGSWINEY   LATE LORD MAYOR OF CORK WILL BE ACCORDED HIGH FUNERAL HONORS, IT Is ss VEip.   INQUEST BEING HELD   When the Investigation is Completed The Body Will Re Taken to St, George's Cathedral to Ea in State Until Funeral Plans Completed,

FUNERAL HONORS FOR MAC SWINEY MAYOR OF CORK   The Only Restriction to the Services  .. Will Be That No Sinn Fein. Firing Squat Can Act,

MISWEENEY 10 RECENVE MANY FUNERAL HONORS      lume Office Anmoamees, (het Xo Antesierence Wil ike ese      ROY Th RE TAKEN HACK To IRELAND         Quiet Prevails but There Is Mert Anaicty and Fear of Menon : stration:

MASSACRE OF THE ~ JAPANESE   Town Occupied by Them in Siberia Reported Wiped Ont.

FINAL EFFORT  OF BOLSHEVIK]   iDrive Will Only Last Two Weeks, According to Wounded

PRESIDENT WIRES STUDENT LEAGUE   Expresses Belief That Young America Will Support Ideals of War   CONVEYS HIS GREETINGS   Urges Generation to Take Deep Interest In Present Critical Contest

WIDOW OF MAYOR MAC WINEY WILL ~ TESTIFY ON DEC. 8   Commission to Resume In. vestigation Into Irish Atrocities.

A DISPUTE BOARD   ‘Timothy. Healy Makes Bold Assertions of Knavery   CORPORATIONS — BEHIND SCHEME   Unjust Charges Agninst Loyal Workers Force Radicalism . Union Chief Says

PALMER CHARGED WITH UNFAIRNES'   And With Being Involved in a Conspiracy to Discredit Trion Labor.

MEXICO REJECTS THREE PETITIONS   Government May Build _. Pipe Line. . “

WITHHOLDS CONCESSIONS - FOR PIPE LINE BUILDING   Maxican Government ‘Rejects’ All Three Rabon to Construct Oil Carer: - Across Tethmus

Issue Is Cause Of Controversy In Labor Ranks   President of A. F. of L. Trying To Prevent Convention Going On Record   STEEL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE TO QUIT

MANY DELEGATES aFAVOR MEASURE   Fight Now Brings On Minority In Committee on Resolution.

“Socialism in its wildest form,” description given by one speaker   FIGHT HINGES ON REPOAT    Minority recommends the  inequivocal endorsement of _ government   ownership

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE FROM  SIMON SWIG, VICE-PRESIDENT  TREMONT TRUST COMPANY  —-— = ge See een Fe ee er Feo - a» £2 ao Bo

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE FROM  SIMON SWIG, VICE-PRESIDENT  TREMONT TRUST COMPANY

dW DOWN   Wants Detailed Report on Navy's Condition Fram Daniels   NO CO-OPERATION WITH ‘THE ALLIES

MAKE DANIELS TELL ALL,’ IS SIMS’ REQUEST   Writes to Congressman Asking Full Report on War Condi' tions Be Made.

SIMS WOULD HAVE REPORT ON NAVY   Suggests Investigating Body Ask Daniels For Facts On Conditions.

TREASURER OF U. 8. ABOUT TO RESIG!   John Burke Reported To Be Ready To Quit His Post After Seven Years.

senses #  Report Circulated in Washington That the Treasurer of United €tatesn Will Quit.

TX UM SCUSSED. BY DR, Mi SULLOUGH   ‘DEMOCRATIC. CANDIDATE ADDRESSES LABGE AUDIENCE AT SOUTH BEND ©

TAX LAW DISCUSSED BY DR. MeCULLOGH   Democratic Candidate Addresses Large Audience at Sullivan and Pledged Support to  Fair Labor Laws —   “HOME RULE” BILL “FRAUD”

BOHEMIA BROKE INTWO ON ROCKS   Seven Members of the Crew Lost.Lives While Abandoning Ship

BOHEMIAN BREAKS IN TWO. 1S REPOR’   Now Belicve Seven Isives Were Lost . When Crew Abandoned the Vessel. 7

HOMESICK FOR ARCTIC SNOWS   No Affectation About the Longing for Far North That: [s Experienced by Explorers.

EQMESION FOR £ACTIC SNOWS   No Affectatien About the Loncirg for Far North That ts Experienced by Explorers.

THREE BILLIONS REQUIRED—ELLIOTT   immense Sums Must Be Spent For Cars: and Engines-- Talk of Big Improvements

NEEDS BILLIONS T0 ~ RECOUP THE ROADS   CARRIERS OF COUNTRY IN FLATTENED OUT CONDITION.   Plight Is ‘Serious, Howard Elliot: Declares, But Not More So Than That Facing the Nation  in General.

HEAVY OUTLAY NEGESOARY FOR THE RAILROADS   Three Billions Sum Estimat. ed to Provide First-Class Service.   GovernmentControl Brought Car Shortage, Says N. P. President.

DATA ON INCOME TAX TO AVOID MISTAKES   Modification in Normal Rate Is Most Important Change Put inte Effect.   Income Tax Returns For Year 1919 To Be Filed Before March 15.

PONZI ADMITS HE HAS SERVED PRISON TERMS   SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN CASE OF “FINANCIER” TODAY   Trust Company of Which He Was _ Director Was Closed By Bank Commissioner

PONZI ADMITS ~ JAIL SENTENCE   But Confesses lie Conducted Fi nancial Speculations in Montrea! Before.

PONZ! ADEAITS 2 PRISON TERMS   Changed Name Avter Career in Montrea!: Hanover Trust Bank Clos@s.   EXCITED §=CROWDS GATHER   Also in Atlanta Prison—tssues Statement in Whick’ He Insists That as He Has Paid Debt to So ciety He’s Entitled to Square Beal.

PONZI ADMITS SERVING TIME FOR FORGERY   Postal Coupon Wizard Con. fesses He Was A Former Convict, Avers Innocence   WAS TWICE CONVICTED   REITERATES ASSERTION HE IS SOL. VENT AND CAN PAY ALL CLAIMS AGAINST HIM.

WO TERMS IN PRISON   ARE ADMITTED BY CHARLE: PONZI .   ASKS CHANCE IN WORLB   Hanover Trust Company Closed By Bank Commissioner

ORDER PONZI BANK CLOSED   Spectacular Financier Cenfeases te Serving Prison Terms in Montreal and Atlanta.

BIG BOOTUN BANK CLOSED BY PONZ!   Italian Money Wizard Admits Two Terms in Prison.   STATE SHUTS HANOVER TRUST   Spectacular Financier Was in Montreal and Atlanta Prisons — Changed Name After Serving Time—Ex.cited Crowds in Streets.

PONZ ADMITS = HEWAS CONVICT: HIS BANK CLOSES   OFFICIALS SAY INSTITUTION IN WHICH HE WAS DIRECTOR IS UNSAFE.

PONZI: ADMITS "HE SERVED 1 ~ PRISON TERMS   Changed Name After Career in Montreal; Hanover Trust Bank Closes.   EXCITED CROWDS GATHER   Also in Atianta Prison—liesues Statement in Which He insists That as He Has Paid Uebt to Society He's Entitied to Sauare Ueal.

PONZI ADMITS _ SERVING TERM IMPRISONMEN?   ‘Sensation After Sensation In Spectacular Case of  Financier.

EXCHANGE WIZARR FORMER CONVICT   PONZL ADMITS SERVING PRISON TERM—OFFICIALS CLOSE HANOVER BANK,

GET-RICH-QUICK BUBBLE.   manele When Department of Justice - Starts ‘Investigation. ,

BANK IN WHICH “AY ALALINGFORIY WAS DIRECTOR COOSED BL BANK COMMISSIONER.

MONEY WIZARD » PAST BARED BY POLICE REGGAE   Ponzi, Boston’s Spectacular Financier, Once Member of Failed Bank   OPERATION IN MONTREAL LEAD TO JAIL, CLAIM   Goes into Conference With His Lawyer After Admission le Made

WORST IS OVER IN TRADE HALT   HOPE, HIGH THAT NEW YAR MAY BRING IMPROVEMENT.   NEED OF A LITTLE OPTIMISM   Hasiness Men Will Welcome It, and Washington Wants It—Retailer Hlamed For Blocking Readjustment.

ORECAST IS MADE BY OFFICIAL WASHINGTON   ‘dmit Present Condition None Too Good, Bui Leaders Say : Better Times Coming   SYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS STIMULATE DEPRESSION   Teither Democrats or Republi cans Like Pessimistic Views "of Senator Penrose   TOP CALAMITY HOWLING   David Lawrence Gives What He Terms ‘‘Best Judgments” About Conditions

LAMED FOR DANA AIICINTec   Big Improvement in Busines: Conditions Expected After . January 1.   BOTTOM HAS BEEN REACHED    Pessimistic  Qutbursts by Would-Be Economists Forced Prices Down.

BRYAN STARTS ON HIS FINAL ROUNE   COMMONER SPEAKS AT DINNER IN NEW YORK FRIDAY NIGHT WITCH WILL, LAUNCH HIS CAMPAIGN.   IN WASHINGTON TO URGE TREATS   Wil) Tock Horns With  Senato: Hitchcock, Atso of Nebraska, in Effort to Force Ratifica‘tion of Peare Treaty.

BRYAN THROWS INFLUENCE INTO TREATY BATTLE   Commoner Arrives _Ir Washington To Try Power.

WOMEN WILL PICKET &. 0. P   Alice Paul Blames Republicans for Defeat in Delaware.

MARKET TODAY WAS BUOYANT   Many Issues Advance 1 to 4 or 5 Points the _ First Hour.   PROFIT-TAKING CAUSES REACTION

MARK WAS BUOVANT   Many Issues Advance  to 4 or 5 Points the - First Hour.   PROFIT-TAKING CAUSES REACTION

GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED.   Leaders of New York Union Meet Mayor Hvlan.

RIOTING MARKS DENVER STRIKE   UGLY OUTBREAK FOLLOWS ATTEMPT TO MOVE CARBS.   MOB IN A CLASH WITH POLICE   One Man Killed and Police Injured, Including Chief——Denver Post Newspaper Piant Inwaded and Partly Wrecked.

Chief of Police and Eight or Ten Other Policemen Injured, Several Seriously, Durina Fightina.   EQUIPMENT OF POST IS BADLY DAMAGED   Rioters Enter Newspaper Of _ fice and Wreck Linotypes  and Presses; Shots Are ' Fired During Trouble.

BANK ROBBED, WIRES CUT AS YEGGS CLEAN UI   Silver City Possess Hiunt Fast Work. ine Crooks,

ER CIT BANK —      And iNe Yeugs Escaped With $3,000 . Alter Cutting Phone and Telegraph Wires,

onlo ciIY IN GALA ATTIRE FOR HARDING NOTIFICATION   Marion Civic Association In Charge of Loca! Ar rangements.   THURSDAY IS BiG DAY   ee ane  G. 0. P. Nominee to Officially Open “Front Porch” Camnaion July 31.

Plans Are Completed to En~ terlain $00,000 ; Parsons And Supply Them With Two Good Meals.  .  NO PROF 201 TEERING   Assurance Given That Mar gin of Profit Will he Small  ~-Harding Canipagi Opens’ Thursday.

ARBITRATION —— AVERTS CRISIS   Allies and Germany Will Arbi . trate Question of Delivery of German Coal.   GERMANS ARE DEFIANT

D ARBIT AAT COAL UES TIAN      DELIVERY OF COAL TO BE LEP T TO COMMISSION OF ALTARS AND GERMANS,   T0 AGREE UPON BASIS   Expe ms Will Determine What Is a  Fair and Equitable Basis For  Germany to Comply With Terms of the Prenty,

OL AMANG ACCEPTED OAL ARBITRATION   AGREE WITH ALLIES ON COMMISSION TO ARRANGE DETAILS OF PLAN.   TEPARATIONS NEXT ISSUE   Saturday's Session Enlivened By Defiance of German Repre. sentative in Regard to Allied Demands.

ALLIES AGREE TO ARBITRATE ~ CRISIS IN COAL   COMMISSION OF EXPERTS WILI _HANDLE SUBJECT; REPARATIONS NOW UP

ITALIAN WHEAT FA BC OW NORM   Country Will be Compelled tc Import Thirty Million Quintals According to Statement Of Officials Today. — Harvest Only 12 Million.

SUGGEST RADICAL CHANGES   Eleven Proposals to Be Offered to Assembly and the Senate.   PENALTIES GENERALLY WOULD BE INCREASED   Alterations Designed to Make a “Crook Think  Twice.”

DRASTIC LAWS TO BE SOUGHT TO STOP CRIME   Life Imprisonment For Burglars And Bandits te be Asked   New York Criminal Court Judges 0. K. Proposals

MINE LEADER HOWAT 10 GARRY PRISON GAOE TE HIGHER COURT, REPOR   ATTORNEYS IN CASE MAKE AP PLICATION FOR BONDS AND STAY OF EXECUTION,

HOWAT APPEALS AOE TO KANOAG CIPREME GOUR   onds for Mine Leader and His Imprisoned Associates Fixed at $3,000 Eack by Judge  Curran.

HOWAT APPEALS CASE      Carries Action to .High Court in Fight for Freedom.

HOWAT CASE T0 SUPREME COURT   Notice of Appeal Given in Pittsburg.   BONDS SET AT $3,000 EACH   Hearing on Injunction to Prevent Strike Postponed— Hundreds Still Are Idle.

HOWAT'S CASE WILL BE APPEALED TO THE hlGh COURT, BOND FXED AT $9000: TROUBLE GROWS

NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED BY A. HOWAT   MINE UNION LEADER SEEMS TO TIRE OF CONFINEMENT IN JAIL   Operation in the Pittsburg Cuval Fields is’ Limited to Few Mines

MOTHER PLEADS AGAIN FOR KIONAPED CHILD   CLEW FOUND IN DALLAS MAY RE VEAL PENNSYLVANIA BABY IN TEXAS.

SOLVE U. S. JAP PROBLEM?      Immigration Agreement . Reached, a Dispateb to Honolula Says.

YAP PROBLEM SETTLED SAYS NATIVE PRESS   No More Emigration. Bu Full Rights for Those  tree, Few

JAP IMMIGRATION PROBLEM SOLVED DECLARES REPORT   NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN COLBY SHIDEHARA SUCCESSFUL, SAYS TOKIO DISPATCH

NATIONS LEAGUE PLANK SELEGTEI   SENATOR WATSON, IT IS SAID WITH AUTHORITY: HAS SUCH PROPOSAL.

PROGRESS MADE IN FRAMING OF 6. ~0.P. PLATFORM   Indiana Declaration on League of Nations is Basis of Plank Dealing With that Subject.   JOHNSON PREDICTS SUITABLE PLANK   Watson, of Indiana, is Leading Negotiations With View to Agreement on League Declaration.

ADVICE OF SEEF CAUSES MURDEF   Son Confesses: He Killed Fathér With Ax”.

MURDERS FATHER ON VOODOO TALE   Negro Boy Wields Ax When Told Mother is tll Because of Witchcraft Telis Officials of Advice Given by Witch Doctor; Victim is Robbed.

Killed His Father-  At Mother’s Request   Voodo Doctor Had Told Woman Her Husband Had Cast a Spell Over Her and He Must Be Removed.

BLACK MURDERS FATHER ON “TOODO0 DOCTOR'S” ADVIC   Police Extract Confession trom Negre Who “Discovers” Fathers Body —Seck Fake Seer

HAS PRECEDENT FOR STANDING ON NEW SUFF LAW   secretary Colby Recites Ac tion of N. Y. Legislature 8 FORK)

STATE DEPARTMENT — PAT ON SUFFRAGE   Holds Tennessee Cannot Recall Vote Ratifying It   Portland Woman Declines to Give Age, Testing Registration Law

DIPPING LAW FOUND FAULTY   Court of Criminal Ap.peals Gives Decision on Cattle Dipping

TICK LAW HILLD INOPERATIVE ih  COURT DECISION   PROVISIONS REQUIRING DIPPING “FAULTY AND INCOMPLETE” COURT DECLARES,

STORM HINDERS N. D. ELECTION   LIGHT VOTE WILL PROBABLY BE POLLED THERE TODAY--JOHNSON ONLY CANDIDATE.

GERMAN RADICALS WIN   RETURNS SHOW INDEPEWDENT SOCIALISTS AHEAD.   Gain Many Seats in Reichstag—Communists Cast Small Vote—Major. ity Socialists Second.

GERMAN ELECTIONS SEAT RADICALS   Independent Socialists, or SoCalled Radicals, Win Seats.   Latest Returns Give Them Lead for Reichstag Membership-—Count Bernstorff is Defeated.

ied: vin naa cr ee - s  ELECTIONS IN GERMANY   Independent Socialists, or SoCalied Radicals, Win Seats.   Latest Returns Give Them Lead for Reichstag Membership—Count Bernstorff Is Defeated.

DPEN HEARING FOR PACKERS   Interstate Commerce Com. mission Holds Session in Chicago.

CONFIDENCE GAME OF THIRTY YEARS AO IS REVIVED POLICE SAY      Letters Sent Out Declaring Re cipient is Heir to Vast Estate in New York   CONTRIBUTION SOUGHT “POR LEGAL EXPENSE’   Site of Woolworth Building and Trizity Church Included” In Supposed Property

BIG MILLION ‘DOLCAR SWINDLE IS EXPOSED   Police Rounding Up Big Gang in Ne York

GIANT SWINDLE REVIVED   Men Telling People They Are Heirs to Wall Street.

HEIR HUNT GRAFT, GAINFUL IK Pal. 5 WORKED AGAIA   Swindlers Ask “Descendants to Contribute to Fund to Get $7,000,000 Estate.

OLD SWINDLE WAS REVIVED   Con Men Victimize People By _ Making Claim to Richest Section of New York.

OLD SWINDLE CONDEMNED BY N. Y. OFFIGERS   THOUSANDS ARE TOLE HEY ARE HEIRS Oy VALUABLE PROPERTY =   Woolworth: Building and Trin. ity Church Valuable Items of Supposed Leraecy.

REVIVE OLD SWINDLE      Many Letters Sent Out to Allegec Heirs of Anneke Jans.

ANCIENT SWINDLE REVIVED FOR ! _THE FIRST TIME IN 30 YEARS   New York Police Begin Search for Persons Who Are Trying to Convince Thousands They Are Heirs to Valuable Property in Gotham,

FLEECERS TRY 10 GET MONEY FOR Ni. Y. LANDS OF BIG VALUE   Many Letters Go Out to People Said to be Heirs to Anneke Jans, Saying They Are Entitled to Wall Street and Woolworth Building.

SWINOTE RFVIVAL “CIM ATTENTION   Heirs of Anneke Jans Are “>. Sought. ©

‘Ohio Headquarters Think Had IIs Name Appeared an Ballot He Would Huse Wen. ”

HOOVER MADE BiG SHOWING IN VOTE   Hamilton-co Voters Wrote Name in 4,695 Times— Johnson Also Favored.

HAGUE COURT IS RIDICULED BY GOV. COX   “Bats in. Belfry” of Institution Harding Would Revive, He Declares.   NOMINEE GOES WEST

GOVERNOR COX MAKES SPEECH IN TOLEDO, OHIC   Starts On Western “Swing’ of Speaking Tour.

COX TFLLS TOLEDO CROWD DEMOCRATS ARE SURE 10 WIN   “We Will Win Because Our Cause Deserves to Win’? He Says At Start of Swing.   VISIT FRONT PORCHES   Intends Seeing Thousands of Them While Going from Coast to Coast—Raps Senators,

COX KIDDING HIMSELE,   Sure He Is Going to ‘Win—Surer Than Anyene Else. ‘

Cox Speaks At Sunrise   Doinoerat Gets Bariy Start tn Tus Lanny Pip ta che Cunet

HAGUE SCHEME FLAYED BY COX   VEMIULIGIUG IWOLTTTEE WVelldlts Hague Tribunal Did Not Prevent War And is Useless  Stops At Toledo For Brief Sunrise Speech to Crowd At Station

Cox Starts His Swing Into West   HARDING'S OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE SHOWS REACTION NOMINEE SAYS.

INOPENING TOUR: GOVERNOR COX. TRGRS LEAGUE   NOMINEE AT TOLESO R CULES HARDING'S PLA’ FOR ASSOCIATION SIMI. LAR TO HAGUE.           Republican Candidate at Marion Declares for Co-operative Farm Bodies. fe

>.  SAYS GOV. COX   In Urging League Says Voice of America Must Fix In' demnity Dispute   Attacks Plan to Revert te Hague Tribunal—Bats’ it ’ Its Belfry

COX STARTS Hla WESTERN SWINE   Opens Tour in Toledo and Proceeds to Lansing for First Big Address.   LEAGUE FAVORITE TOPIC

COX URGES LEAGUE. ATTACKS. THE. HAGUE TRIBUNAL AS OBSOLETE   Making Address on His Way West Today He Takes’ Stat At the Newherry Scandal ir Michigan Also—Is Fighting Senate Oligarchv. . .

NATION LEAGUE ‘THEME OF FIRST "SPEECH ON TRIP   Tells Sunrise Crowd at Tole ~ do Hague Conference I: a Dead Institution; Ha:  Bats in Its Belfry.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS “JS THE MODERN IDEA   ‘Attacks Senatorial Oligarchy  and Declares It Has Stoler. and Taken Charge of Re> publican Party. 

FIRST ADDRESS OF WEST TOUR MADE ATTOLEDL   Cox Addresses Railroad Men and Urges League AcAcceptance.   DISCUSSES LABOR « #SSUE   Repeats Charge of Money lnterest Back of G. 0. P.—in Michigan Today.

STANOARD BEARER UF DEMOCRACY 13 OFF ON HIS SWING THROUGH THE WEST   Governor Cox Starts on the First Leg of a Gigantic » Lightning Campaign  Over the Land

COX ON SWING TO WEST RAPS HARDING COUR?   “Bals in Belfry? of Oi Hague Tribunal, He  PST There:

ub “ rl Tene Ht      ae! KES “SUNRISE” SPEECH An: To se as WORK":

ou INEVANSVILLE FOR TWO SPEECHES TODA            . , ‘Party Teaders; To Deal: With’ ‘Charges Later,

COX ADDRESSES TOLEDO CHOW IN EARLY MORRING   Declares “Front Porch of People is Seat of Amer- ” -iean Sovereignty.”

Detlares Candidate Cox i Paginning Western Swing, “Speaking at Toledo ’   pss THE NATIONS’  GUE BEFORE BREAKFAS’

BOVERNOR BOX ADOPTS A FRONT PORCH GAMPAIGH   Will Visit Thousands of Them in “Swing Around Circle” in West.   Declares at Toledo That Hague Tribunal Was a Distinct Failure.

GOVERHOA COX On PETER “SWINE   aks te Sunrise Audience’ Thi ‘Morning at Toledo—Express Confidence of Success.

LAST EDITION   &:00 O'CLOCK   GUN TELLS CROWD bit [SAN HGHT 10 WiN   Democratic: Nominee Opens West ' ern “Swing’’ With Speech © at Toledo Today,   DISCUSSES THE LEAGUE   Attacks Barding for Wanting to “Substitute The Hague Tribunal’?

COX STARTS ON WESTERN SWING   Declares ‘‘We’re in the Fight to Win’’—Ridicules Idea of Hague Tribunal.

Declares’ tt Is . ‘Bringing: Guarante of Peace.       HAGUE: TRIBUNAL FAILED . PREVENT: WAR, ‘DECLARES   Attacks G. 0. P.. Slush Fund and Charges: Woilld. Use Bayone  For:Goiden: Rule.

HUVERNOR COX CNROUTE 10 THE PACIFIC COAST   Next President Started on His ‘‘Swing of Circle’’ This Morning.   BEFORE BREAKFAST SPEECH AT TOLEDO   Candidate Riddles Harding’: Substitute for League of Nations.

UK UO Vial  PUNT POG UF NATION Bt DIRGLE SWIM   “Porch of People Seat of American Sovereignty,” He Says at Toledo   SENATE COMMITTEE TO UNCORK SCANDALS   E. H. Moore to Bring Forth Witnesses Who know of Republican Plans

COX URGES LEAGUE 10 TOLEDO CROWD AS HE OPENS WESTERN TRIP   Again Speaks of Big Con tributions and Bayonet Rule.

GOVERNOR COX OH ~ WESTERN ‘SWING   “MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS ; . GIVE COX GRUAT RECEKPTIO?   GNETALK BEFORE BREAKFAST      Pa c ee. E 4 i Inv Speech at ‘Tecumseh Said He Was ? ag Miiking Campaign Against. Senate   Oligarehy and For World’ Peace.::

PARRY PINANCING   Membership in New  FarmersLabo: Party is Based on Dues, Says Parley PL Christensen

NO EVIDENSE OF PLOT FOUND   New York District Attorney Exonerates Brooklyn Club

BROCKLYN {8 CLEARED OF CROOKEDNESS   Hearings Are Brought To End in Far Moot

NO ATTE: PT TQ  FRO T PORE AMAR } Biuoo DOO AL       PRESIDENT OF THE CLEB SAY! INVESTIGATION UAS REMOVED ALL SUSPICION

TOLER UM TPNH “PCYLYAL TENN   Investigation Fails to Dis: ciese Any Attempt to “Throw” World Series

Every Ballot in Northwest Meant Survive” or “Perish” te the tenacne. &

MAKES SCATHING ATTACK 0} SENATORIAL OLIGARCHY   a Speech at Luncheon of Nations Democratic Club in New York   He Accased Republican Senators Op posing President’s Peace Program   Of “Chuckling in the Senate Cloal Rooms’’ When the President Was Near Death

Cox Speaks In New York City   Makes Scathing Attack Upon ‘Senatorial Oligarchy’’ To Democrats

WOULD DEMAND PAYMENT   Payne Wants Lave to insist on Pa yment of Hovaities ou Gil  ples ak:

WOULB DEMAND PAYHENT   Payne Wants Lane to inslat on Paymont of Roysities on O21}

WHEAT GOOD IN WEST      Crop’; Prospects. Aro: xcellent An Western  Kansay

WESTERA KANSAS WHEAT FINE   Condition Reported Much Better Than in Rest of State.

Clara Hamon to « ‘Surrender Today   WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING REPUBLICAN POLITICIAN TO BE GIVEN BALL.

MISS SMITHS SURRENDER IS NOW EXPECTED   Ardmore Sheriff and Attor.ney to Meet Her Near El Paso.

CLARA SMITH HAMON DUE TO SURRENDER NEAR EL PASO TODAY   ‘Sheriff and Lawyer Leave Ardmore,  Presumably for Border, Where   Woman Is Expected to Give Up

ONAN RY BIE UP TODAY   ARDMORE SHERIFF EN ROUTE TO RL PASO TO ACCEPT SURREADER OF CLARA SMITH HAMION TODAY,   ffne of the Attorneys Retained to Defend the Woman Is AccOmPanying Sheriff to BE Paso.——Plons Announecd for Trial.

GAS WORKERS IN LINE FOR WAGE INCREASE   STATE BOARD RECOMMENDS A BOOST OF 18 PER CENT IN PAY OVER SCALE IN) EFFECT ON JULY 5, 1919.

CAR EMPLOYES IN MILWAUKEE ~~. GIVENBOOST   Wage Increases Given to Street. Car.Men and Racine Gas Works Employes

LABOR TO FIGHT RADICALS.   Purpose of Proposed New Central Rodv of A. F. of I.

Move To Drive Reds from Country’s Labor Bodies   Gompers and Other Leaders Gather in New York for Purpose of Forming New Central Labor Body To Be Strongest in Country.

PROKIBITION. DECISION WITHHELD: BY SUPREME COURT—READING LOSES      Next Monday Will Probably See Settlement of Dry Law—__ Combine Dissolved

NO DECISIONS IN LIQUOR CASES BY SUPREME COURT   Action Now Cannot Come Be fore May 8 Or Possibly May 17   HAND DOWN COAL CASE   Reading Loses Big Suit— Farm Loan Argument To Be Resubmitted

_ ANGRY WORDS COST HIM $20   > A. Griffith's ¢ ‘comment on 85 Tratfic Fine Brought a Reprisal

F, A. Griffith's Comment -on $5 Trat fic Fine Brought a Reprisal.

OVATION FOR DE VALERA   President of Irish Republic Accorded One of Chicago's Moat En lg lg trations.

(ee bt te hk he ee Se 8 THANKSGIVING DINNERS *# HIGHER THIS YEAR

MET” ARK 1S ON NAY TD AMERICA   e# Hango, Finland, Afte positing Cargo Of 249 Bolshevists

NEWSPRINT CONFERENCE.   Publishers of Ten States to Ask ‘Laws to Relieve Shortage.

NO PROHIBITION REFERENDUM   Court Says Action of Michigan Legislature Final.

GERMANY NOT TO CEEK ADMISSION   Would Welcome Invitation by League.

GERMANY READY TO JOIN LEAGUE OF NATIONS BUT WON’T SEEK ADMISSION

WOULD JOIN WORLD LEAGUE   GERMANY, SAYS DR. MUELLER, WOULD NOT IGNORE AN INVITATION

GERMANY NOT TO ASK ADMISSION TO LEAGUE   Considers It Imperfect, Bu Will Joif If Invited,

REBELS RETREAT AFTER A BATTLE AT NUEVO LAREDC   Town Garrison Reinfore ed; Former Carranza Officers Arrested

WILSON IS GETTING BETTER   Philndelphia Specialist Able to See  Steady Improvement.

NEWSPRINT PAPER BOOSTED $15 A TON   Total Advance $40 Sino« Year’s First Quarter   Price of $130 Good Only Until Jan  —Higher Costs Blamed

NEWSPRINT PAPER BOOSTED $15 A TON   Total Advance $40 Since Year’s First Quarter

KIDNAPPED BABY FOUND IN WOODS   Child, 20 Months Old, Is Pres Of Mosquitoes For 2 Days

SUBURB OF MADRID BOMBED   Enormous Damage inflicted but Ne Caguaitieos Result—One Arrest Is Made,

NEW RECORDS ARE EXPECTED DURING THE BALOON RACE   National Event Will See 15 Contenders Lined Up to Make New American Reeords.

CHICAGO LABOR WAR REOPENS: LEADER SHOT DEAD IN BACK   Trail “of Blood Leads ‘from Body to Saloon in: “Bad Lands’’ Section’

ANOTHER KILLING IN CHICAGO LABOR WAR (9 REVEALED   Lieutenant of Enright, Slair Last Month, Found Lying Dead in “Badlands.”

WILSON TO UMPIRE POST-PALMER SCRAP      PRESIDENT TO BE ASKED TO DE CLDE WHICH OFFICIAL SHALL CONTROL DEPORTATION POLICY.

DEPORTATION OF ALIENS    president Wilson Wilk Be Asked ¢ Decide Which Official Shall  Control Policy,

 UOHARInS F, PEOK, 22 Wederal.6t, Greenticld, Mass,  Heating, Piumbing, Stoves, Ranges  eo Sh PO   REAL ESTATE

Pees CEARGES ¥. PECK,  "Free ; ig wr ssanfield, Mass. Randi ic Roo  j  ms Heating, Piet co em, Ranges  Pa a ee   FOR SALE

UPHAM GIVES FIGURES ON G. 0. P. WARCHEST   Republicans Collected $1,835.35: Before Convention, Report Shows —Evidence to Probers.

WILSON TAKES ACTION   PRESIDENT TRIES TO HALT ILLINO!IS MINERS’ STRIKE.   Orders Conciliators to the State— Operators Fear Spread to Other Fields.

TRIES TO END STRIKE   President Wilson Acts in Iilinols Coal Mines Tieup. i   [Conciliators Ordered to thea Central Fields in Effort to Settle the Disagreement. j

TRIES TO END STRIKE   President Wilson Acts i in Iinots ~ Coal Mines Tieup. *   Coneiliators ‘Ordered to the Central Fields in Effort to Settle. the  =. Disagreement.

WORLD'S SUPPLY DIL CUT anh BY BOLGRE Vom   '  HIGHER PRICES FOR PETROLEUM  HAVE TENDENCY TO INCREASE LIFE OF WELLS,

CAL TRORNTA STAGE HELD UP SPAR FOR 22 YEARS      FIOa Rewnrd “Posted for Capture ot 5 an Robbing Coach Running to “Yosemite National “Park. _

WIRE OULONG 10 Adotol INDUSTRY   Telegraphic ‘Barrage’ Is t Be Sent to Capital By  Growers

WIRE SOLON: 10 ASSIST NDUSTRY   Telegraphic ‘Barrage’ Is te Be Sent to Capital By  Growers

SGHOOLS IN MANY CITIES CLOSE DUE TO FLU EPIOEMIL   DISEASE SHOWS MARKED INCREASE OVVER TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS

INFLUENZA to INVADING Thc CNTIRE SOUTH   MEMPHIS HOSPITALS REFUSE THE ORDINARY SURGICAL CASES TO MAKE ROOM.   ituation At Fort Smith Seems Unchanged—Cameron, Texas Closes Her Schools.

Senator Calder Declares Coal Profiteering Cost People Many Million:

PROFITEERING IN GOAL GOoT PEOPLE MANY MILLION!   Was Participated by Opera: tors and Railroads, Senator Calder Says.   WOEFUL MISMANAGEMENT IN WASHINGTON ALLEGED   Many of Political and Financial Evils Which Now Confront Country Due to Laxity of Na. tional Administration—Criticizes Shipping Board.

CALDER ATTACKS COAL PROFITEERS   Says Profiteering Cost People $350,000,000 During the Past Year.

Coal Profiteers ——- Get $350,000, 00¢   Operations Have Cost People of Country “at Least” that Much in Year, Calder Says.

 PROFITEERS COST Sa50- 000.000   Senator Calder Places Blame or Operators and Railroads.

Monarchists and Pan-Germanisis Take Control of Government—Dr. Wolfgang. President of Fatherland Party, Named to Assume Chaacellorship

FATHERLAND PARTY NOW HULDS SWAY; ARMY {S INVOLVED IN BIG PLOT   /Monarchists And Pan-Germanists Are Now  In Power—Dr. Wolfgang Kapp Is New Chancellor -- Revolution Was Peaceful Berlin Dispatch Says.

ORDERS OF INVASION EXPECTED BY FRENCH BY UNITED PRESS  Rr SECT TEES EA TOP EN

Ten Million Copies of Book Protesting Against Treaty Terms Issued.  Seek Modification of Certain Clauses in The Versailles Pact.

permany Starts World-Wide Propaganda to Alter Terms ® of Versailles Peace Treat

WORLD PROPAGANDA PLANNED.   Germans Prepare Campaign Favoring Revision of Versailics Treaty.

GERMANS 10 OPEN WORLD PROPAGAND   MILLIONS OF COPIES OF PLICAS FOR LIGHTER PEACE TERMS PREPARED. :

ath Versailles Treaty and Le Down Bars to Hun, Are Tis Main Objectives.   AHY-KILLER’S NERVE, INSOLENCE, ASTOUNDING

Germans to Launch World-Wide Campaigr   TO SECURE A REVISION OF VERSAILLES TREATY

HERMANY PREPARES i) FIGHT THE TREATY   Ten Million Copies of Book Protesting Against Treaty Terms Issued.  Seek Modification of Certain Clauses in The Versailles Pact.

GERMAN.PROPAGANDA:FOR “REVISED TREATY -0U   Tettons Make Effort to Influ ence Allied People to Life Burden Imposed by Pact.   MEET. WITH OPPOSITION

TEUT PROPAGANDA TO ALTER TREAT (5 BEING PLANNEL   10,000,000 Copies: of Book for World Distribution to Be Feature of Effort.  ”

PROPAGANDA . . IS PREPARED   “Greatest Crime of Humanity,” Name of a Book Printed

REVISION OF TREATY   TTEMPT BEING 3 “MAN PROT AC           ape 1} KY GER zANb       & t , Millions of Pamphiers ta Be Distrity med Askinle Another Conference,

Paris Says Germans Are Preparing Formidable World Propaganda . To Attain That End. .

WORLD CAMPAIGN   WILL ENGAGE IN MAMMOTH PROPAGANDA TC ESCAPE PENALTY OF THEIR ORDRES.

FOE PLANS CAMPAIGN FOR TREATY REVISION   World Propaganda is to be Spread in Booklets.

PLAN WORLD WIDE PROPAGANDA FOR PAUT’S REVISION   10,000,000 COPIES OF BOOK ORDER. ED FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION   OFFICIAL STATES, “CANNOT PAINT THINGS TOO BLACK.”

GERMANY WANTS REVISION   Of the Versailles Treat) According to Geneva Dispatch ©

GERMANY STARTS A PROPAGANDA DRIVE   Issues Pamphlets Urging Changes in Provisions of Versailles Treaty.

GERMANY ASKS FOR NEW TREATY   ’ PREPARING EXTENSIVE PROPAGAN DA DEMANDING REVISION OF THE “CRIME OF VERSAILLES.”

REVISION OF TREATY   ATTEMPT REING MADE BY GER MAN PROPAGANDA,   Millions of Pamphtets to Be Distrib4 i uted Asking Another Conference.

GERMANS PLAN MOVE. TOCHANGE PEACE PACT   Propaganda Prepares Way Fo Propqsed Conference In Switzerland.

REVISE TREATY, AIM OF GERMAN PROPAGANTISTS   Flood of Pamphlets Being Pre: pared.—Revolution Interrepted Plans.

REVISE THE TREATY   GERMANS PREPARING A GREAT WORLD PROPAGANDA, “   The greatest Crime al, Mumanity” ts the Designation They Give the Treaty of Peace.

Germans to Endeavor to Ov. erthrow the Finding of Versailles Treaty.

GERMANS PLAN TO. SEND PAMPHLETS 8 BOrAK DOWN TREATY   Whole World Will be Treat. ed With German Writings Designed to Statt Plan Te Break Down Some of Treaty Provisions.   WANT PROVISIONS REVISED   And Some Clauses Entirely Eliminated From the Pact.

NEW GERMAN PROPAGANDA TO START TREATY REVISION   Want to Work Over Versallles Pact and Give Vanquished Nations a Chance,

TROOPS GUARD CORK STREET!   Armed Cars and Machine Guns Also Figure in Defense Plans.   SINN FEINERS ON THE WATCH

THREATS OF DEATH SENT IRlaH IN CORK: SOLDIERS ON GUARL   Sin Fein Organization Main. tains Secret Watches to Protect Its Leaders

HEA GUARD MAINTAINED IN  GUNA, IRELAND   SINN FEINERS CLOSELY GUARD ING THEIR LEADERS AGAINST SURPRISE ATTACKS,

MORE TROOPS  ARE ARRIVING   Sinn Fein Organizations Are Maintaining Se eret Watches

MORE SOLDIERS ARRIVE IN CORK TO KEEP ORDER   Empty Houses Occupied by Military and the Police

IN GUARDS ‘ mH WATCH VER LEADERS ~——NGORK   Troops and Constables Maret Up and Down in Streets That Are Densely Crowded   lrish Situation Very Grave Is Opinion .of .London Times’ Correspondent at Dublin

CAMPAIGN BY PLANE   In Minnesota Politicians Making Use of Airplanesin Work.

BECOMES DEAN OF UNIVER SITY AND RESEARCH PROFESSOR AT K. U.   HAS A NEW JOB AT K. U.   Growth of Modern Untversities Makes New Work Necessary, . Says Chancellor   Dr. Kelly, Who Becomes First All. University Dean, Released by Michigan =~

Di:AN F. J. KELLY TO NEW POSITION   BECOMES DEAN OF UNIVER SITY AND RESIEARCH PRO. FESSOR AT K. U.   HAS A NEW JOB AT K. U.   Growth of Modern Universities Makes New Work Necessary, Says Chancellor   Dr. Kelly, Who Becomes First AllLniversity Dean, Released by Michigan

HOLL WORM MENIACED COTTON WW TEXAS AND LOUISUINA.   Drastic Steps , Are Being Tak en to Prevent its Spread But It is a Most Dangerous Proposition Already, According Tr Benepe,   WILL CURTAIL PRODUCTION      Of Cotton Unless Preventive Measures Stop Ravages.

COTTON GROWER ALARMED WHER PEST APPEARS   Pink Boll Worm Causes Most Serious Situation to Industry Experts Say

SITUATION IS — MOST SERIOUS   Drastic’ Quarantine Must Be Enforced ‘to Save Cotton Production

PINK BOLL WORM AGAIN ON THE JOE   Reappearance of Pest Found in Louisiana and Texas

LL WORM MERGES COTTON. TEXAS A LOUISUNL   Drastic Steps Are Being Taken to Prevent its Spread But ‘It 'is‘a‘Most Dangerous Proposition Already, According  ‘~ Brnerta.

K BOLLWORM {$. MENACE TOROTTON   REAPPEARANCE IN TEXAS AND LOUISIANA ANNOUN. CED BY DEPARTMENT   MUST PREVENT SPAEADING   Only Way to Save the Future of the Cotton Industry Is to Destroy the Worm, It Is Claimed.

PINK BOLL WORM MENACES COTTON       Most Sericus Situation Ever Confronted By Industry, Say Experts.

RUSSIAN SOVIET PLANS INVASION OF PERSIA   Concentrate Army eit GO,000 in abe Hexion Buss Wplshevihs and Poles Fighting.

TRIA YOUR SHADE TREES   Avoid “Tree Butchers” And Employ Skilled Men To Do This Important Werk

AMERICAN ATTITUDE ~ ONFRENCH   ENTRY INTO RUHR DIS“FRICT WILL BE MORE OF OBSERVIST   Than Interested Participant —Officials Here Do Not Share Great  Britain’s Oninion of the Stiuation.

OF SPECTATOR   Has Not Changed Idea Tha German Troops Had Righ To Quell Uprising.

U. 8. A GOOD OBSERVER   Ruhr Situation Not Considered Serious at Washington.   Crisis Regarded > as Dangerous, But One in Which Probabilities of AdjJustment Are Predominant,

J, §. A GOOD OBSERVER   Ruhr Situation Nat Considered Serious at Washington. _   Crisis Regarded as Dangerous, But One in Which Probabllittes of Ad» . jJustment Are Predominant. qi

U.S. 1S LOOKING ON IN RUHR TROUBLE   Ruhr Siiuation Not Considered Scricus at Washing!on.   Crisis Regarded as Dangerous, But One in Which Probabilities of Adjusiment Are Predominant.

UNCLE SAM IS ONLY “OBSERVER” OF RUHR CRISIS.   Washington Apparentiy Does Not Con. sider German Situation as Serious —Regarded Only as Dangerous.

AMERICA REMAINS AN ENTETRESTED OBSERVER BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.  ed ae SERENE ENT GD Gee

WASHINGTON NOT ED BY ACT OF OCCUPATION       I BE   Situation, While Potentially Dan   gerous, Will Develop Satisfactorily, Belief.

AMERICA TAKES NO PART IN NEW ALLIED MUDDLE   State Department Communicated With Italy and London on Subject.   ADMITS SITUATION IS SERIOUS AS RESULT OF FRENCH ACTION   Believe French Will Withdraw When Germans Leave Neutral Zone.

nARUING AOKED  TO aU UU Tn HR TAG WINTER   EXPECT LARGE NUMBER 0: CALLEKS FOR SERIES OF IMPORTANT CONFERENCES,

HARDING NEARS UNITED STATES   Undecided Whether He Will Spend Winter in  Marion or Not

LABOR AND CAPITAL TO BE INVESTIGATED   Badgers to Determine Efficien cy of Each.

ORGANIZED LABOR DEFINES POLICIES IN STATE GAMPAIGN   WISCONSIN FEDERATION IS HOLDING , CONVENTION IN. LA CROSSE. .   Inyestigation of Management  of, Capitalistic Side Is hoa. +

GEORGIA WOMAN DENIED VOTE; SHE CALLS COLB‘   First Test of Nineteenth Amend ment Is Secn.

"AMENDMENT SFEN   Suffragist Refused Vote: in _ Georgia Appeals .Case to  Secretary Colby.   LENROOT GAINS WITH ADDITIONAL Pe URNS:   Oddie Named for Senate in Nevada—Esch Is Defeated,

GERMAN PRIDE SORELY TRIED,   Will Surrendce Nationals Accused of War Crimes With Bad Grace.

VON LERSNER’S ACTION BLAMED AT BERLIN   German Government UVeclares It Impossible te Surrender Men Wantec for Crimes During War,

LENINE IS PEEVED AT PEACE CONDITIONS IN ITAL)   Russian Bolshevik Premier Declares Revolt in Latin Kingdom Due to Traitors.

KT PEACE IN ITAL   Ceclares Revolt Failure Due te Betrayal @f Workers.   SAYS SOCIALISTS TRAITORS   Asserts Deputies Are Guiity of Sa botage Against the Reds—Rome Newspaper Says German Reac tionaries Back of Soviets.

PEAGE.IN ITALY “PEEVES LENINE   Russ Dictator Declares Revolt Failure Due to Betrayal of Proletariat.   TREASEN LAID TO SOCIALISTS   Rome Newspaper Says Lenine and the, Bolshevisis Are Serving German  Reacticnarics Who Wish to Restore the Monarchy.

FULL AND PROMPT COMPLIANCE WITH ORDER DEMANDED   Railroads Warned Penal Pro: visions Interstate Commerce Act May be Invoked.   DELIVERIES OF EQUIPMENT NOT MADE AS REQUIRED   Fommissioner Aitchison in Telegram fo Daniel Willard Says Emergency ix of Such Grave Character That Further Violations Will be” Made the Subject of Inquiry,

WARNING TO RAIL HEADS   Told by Commerce Commission Must Obey That Body's Orders.

ROADS TOLD TO OBEY ORDERS   Have Not Made Proper Deliv eries of Equipment, Commerce Commission Charges   THREATENS TO ACI   Will Invoke Penal Provisions of Interstate Commerce Law If Relief ls Not Forthcoming

SUARE-CROW ATTILA         Sea Sailor Tears Call of the Bamboo Whistle,

LONSED FOR -RAMBOO JAZ7,      Marine Couldn't Stay Awny. From P hilippine” Islands

Landis Angered by Pardon of Dorsey   CATTLE MAN'S CASE ES MEANS OF GIVING OPILER MEN A DAYS GRACE

NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN IS CRIMINAL ANARGHIST   FELLOW OF LARKIN, AN IRISH AGITATOR, CONVICTED  FOR ST, SENTS oF  WILD  STATEMENTS . MABE  aaa

FINDS EX-ASSEMBLYMAN RED   New York Jury Declares Benjamin Gitlow Guilty ef Criminal  ux @ wie tn

FINDS EX-ASSEMBLYMAN RED   New York Jury Declares Benjamin Gitlow Guilty of Criminal Anarchy.

GITLOW FOUND GUILTY.   Former Bronx Assemblymar to be Sentenced for Oriminal Anarchy.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMAN (5 CRIMINAL ANARCHIST   FELLOW OF LARKIN, AN IRISH AGITATOR, CONVICTED FOR  WILD  STAKEMBUBLICATION.

GITLOW FOUND GUILT! OF CRIMINAL ANARCHY   Former State Asse mblymar Probably Will Make Appeal From Conviction

“OUTLAWS” GIVEN WORK ULTIMATUM      Rail Brotherhood Leaders Renew Attempts to Settle . Strike. -

ATTEMPT RENEWED 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Union Leaders and Strikers Representatives in Confer: ence—Mass Meeting Helc in Jersey City.

Worst Gale of Winter Cuts Off Cities Along the Atlantic   CITIES ARE HIT; SHIPS BUFFETED      Liner Ran Ashore During the Night—High Tides Roll Up

EASTINGRIP OF SNOW STORM   Traffic Paralyzed and Suffering Ensues as Coal Shipments zre Delauved   VESSELS ARE TIED UP   Storm Rages Along Atlantic Coast—Hope for a Break Saturday Night

TIES UP ALL THE EAST   SURFACE ‘THANSPONTATION In NEW YORK WAS PARALYZED TORBAY   UNUSUAL HIGH ‘THDES, AL MOST A TIDAL WAVE. CAUSED MUCH DAMAGE

EAST COAST LASHED BY HURRICANE   Ocean Sweeps Docks and Beaches of Atlantic States.

SEVEREST GALE” ry THE WINTER FELT IN EAST   ‘New York City and Boston Are Cu ; Off from Their Suburban  Troe      ‘Proyetty Damage Amounting 4 “Billion Dotlars on the New Jersey Coast

EAST SWEPT BY SEVERE STORM   Atlantic ” Coast Is Hit b “Worst Gate of “Winter

EAGT [3 oWEPT BY TERRIFIG STORM   Atlantic Coast From New England to Virginia in Grip of Severest Gale of Winter.   TRAFFIC STOPS IN NEW YORK   Ships at Sea Buffeted by Wind Wireless to Harbor Stations

SEVERE STORM ~_ SWEEPS COAST   Bhip Asks Kellefi—Sucial Resorts Suffer Loss--New York and Bosten Cut Off

COAL SHORTAGE ADDS 10 MISERY OF NEW YORKERS   ONLY TWO DAY SUPPLY OF COAL IN CIEY WHILE BLIZZARD ’ TIES UP TRANSPORTATION LINES.   ENTIRE COAST LINE IS HIT   Property Loss Because of Blizzard and Snow Storm is Enormous -~—Many Ships Held Fast by Iee—Rush Coal Shipments.

DRY PLANK PASSED OVER Bi SUB-COMMITTEE   It and Wet Plank to Pass Up te Whole Committee.

CANCELLED LECTURE ON HARRIET BEECHER STOW!   All the Faoulty of Girls’ Seminary Resigned as 4 Protest Against Action, of President of © the Inatitute.

FACULTY OF CHATHAM INSTITUTE — ‘RESIGNS WHEN HARRIET BEECHER ~~ STOWE LECTURE IS CANCELLED

Eleven IW. WS ) Face Murder Charge   Attermarh of Killing ot “Paraders Opens arc (le win, Woosh.

“WOBBLIES” FACE MURDER, CHARGES FOR FOUR DEATHS   Aftermath of Armistice Demonstration in Centralia, Washington, Opens with Eleven LW. WwW. * Members on Trial  Pe ree

OMAHA THEATRE RUBBED; 2000 PATRONS PRESENT   Boldest Robbery in History of Omaha Crime Committed at Empress Theatre Last Night

OMAHATHEATER ROBBERY BOLD   Manager of Empress Robbed of $3,143—2,000 People in Audience.

DIES AS RESULT OF WOUND   Lafayette Man, Despondent, Shot Himself In The

SPECIAL SESSION . MAY BE NECESSARY   Goodrich May Issue Call Despite Opposition of Republican Central Committee.      ‘STATE FINANCES ARE LOW   Secretary of Committee Denies That Various Meetings Yesterday Were Inharmonious.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS THRUST. UPON GOODRICH  —FINANCES OF INSTITUTIONS OF THE STATE AT ' LOW EBR. : oO  baer OF CALLING SPECIAL SESSION OF INDIANA

Conservation Absolutely Necessar; if We Weuld Save Forests of the Country.

CUNVENTION WILL GET MADOO'S NAME FOR NOMINATION   Jenkins, Publisher, Asserts Mr McAdoc’s Name Will Be Offered.   “WET” “DRY” PLANK TALK   Pending Arrival of Chieftains A’ ’Frisco, Nothing Definite

SAY THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS .WHO ARE AT FRISCO FOR THE CONVENTION.   Wet and Dry and Japanese Exclusion Subjects to the Front — McAdoo’s Name to be Presented to ‘Con eee ve." 7

M'ADOO’S NAMETO BE PRESENTED   To Be Put in Nomination At Frisco, Report

JENKINS 18 PERSISTENT.   Determined to Present Wet dne' Name Whether er No.

Will Nominate: Him At Big Frisco Convention If He Consents Or Not:

TEXAS DELEGATE WILL PRESENT McADOO’S NAMI   Will Disregard the Wishes of the “Heir-Apparent and Will Get Tt Boforo the Convention Some Way.

INSIST M’ADOO MUST BE GIVEN TO CONVENTION   His Wishes Will Not be Heeded Says Kansas Publisher

WILSON STORY IS PUNCTURES   NATIQGNAL DEMOCRATIC. CHAIR. WAN SAYS THIRD TERM WAS NOT FOUCHED UPON,   PALMER AND COX STRONG

JENKINS INSISTS.ON WADOO NOMINATION   But Former Secretary. ‘of’ the Treaskey Wires Detided ‘Re. cuest that it be Not‘Done. :

JENKINS IS TO ORATE   ia \ Will Make Speech Neminatins McAdoo Whether Latter Likes it Or Noi.

McADOO'S NAME TO GO BEFORE CONVENTION   Texas Delegate Declares That Actior ls To Be Taken Over MeAdoo's Prateact

1 THE ONESEEMS ~TOBEB. BRYAN   McAdoo's Too Close to Wilson and Wilson's Too “<"* Close to Himself   AND HOOVER’S OUT OF IT   NOMMNEE MUST BE DRY, SUFF AND ANTLWALL GTREET, COMMON ER GAYS—WHO CAN IT BE?

DECLINE TO ACCEPT REFUSAL TO ENTER DEMOCRATIC RACE   Kansas City Publisher Says President's Son-in-law to be Candidate against His Wish  —Will Present Name.

JENKINS WILL NAME M'ADO0   Minister Disregards Withdrawal Statement.   And So Are the Drys On Deck Io Milling Preceding Convention.

NAME OF MP MQOC WILL BE PLACED IN NOMINATION   Former Secretary’s Refusal tc Permit Presentation Will Be Disregarded by Friends.   Positive Statemnt to This Ef fect Made by Publisher Kansas City Post.

bP VADPOE'S     TO PRE:   Missourt Democrat Declares He Will Take It tEnto Conventlen,

MISSOURL PREACHER 10 DEMAND THAT NAME: OF M’ADOO G0 BEFORE THE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION

PUDLIGHER ofa He LL AOWINAT EXHAIL GHEE   Increasing Rumble of. Wet anc Dry Movements Heard at San Francisco.   PROHIBITIONISTS WILL CONTROL, IS BELIEF   Hotel Lobbies Begin to Hum With Pre-convention Political Conversation

Platform Conferences To Be gin Upon Arrival Of Senator Glass Late Wednesday   PROHIBITION AND LEAGUE DEBATED   Irish Question Also Trouble Men Who Are Drafting Party Declaration

BRYAN TELLS VIEWS OF THE CANDIDATES   Says Man Mast ust be Dry, foi Suffrage and Against Wall Street   ~~) HOOVER TALE      Says Palmer HasFailed to Take Any Action Against Profileer

W'ADOO'S NAME TO CONVENTION   So Peelares Ritrls Jenkins at Kan. " ell City--t4 Ureed hy Thomas — H. Love

M’ADOO’S NAME WILL BE PLACED IN NOMINATION.   Refusal to Be Candidate Wil Have No Bearing, Declares Dr. Jon¥ios.   ALABAMANS DEMANDING If   Who WIN Make tho Specck Is Bot be. termined, Accordiug to One Origisally Delegated jor That Duty; Ae tien With or WFithent Sasedirn

MISSOURI DELEGATE. WILL BOOST. M’ADOC   Wires He Will: Place ‘Name. if Nomination -

KANSAS CITY MAN _ INSISTS HE WILL NOMINATE WADOO   WIRES FROM PUEBLO GIVING HIS PLAN   Women Make War on Five Candidates For Democratic Presidential  Nomination——Marshall  Boe Bre

M’ADOO’S NAME WILL GO BEFORE CONVENTION, SAYS DR. B. A, JENKINS   Nomiriating Speech Will Be Made, With or With out Consent.

Burrus A. Jenkins, Who is to Make Nominating Speech for McAdoo. Soa Declares   Kansas City Man Says Nomination Will be Made Whether McAdoo Consents  ue

‘Statement to That Effect Is Made By Kansas City Editor Today.   ‘TEXAS IS SOLID FOR _ WILSON’S SON_IN.LAW   It is Considered on All Sideg That He is Formidable Candidate.

WADOO'S NAME TU BE UP WHETHER ht CONSENTS OR NOT   Publisher of Kansas City Post Makes Positive Statement Will Be Nominated.

SAYS PRESIDENT AND McADOO ARE. ' BOTH OUT OF IT   Latter Too Closely Identified With President, Who Himself Is Not to be Consid ered, Says Nebraskan. .

KINS TO FORCE - WADOO RUN DESPITE DESIRE  iw Aanaaleatad Baasae %

JENKINS WILL MAKE HIS SPEECH ANYWAY   Asserts in Statement Today That McAdoo’s Name Will Go Before ‘Convention

WETSDRVS MANEUVER ~ FORPLATFORM PLANK AT FRISCO MEETING   Beer Plank Likely To Develop Interesting Fight At Demo, cratic Convention.   McADOO’S NAME TO APPEAR

NAME OF M’ADOO WILL GO BEFORE: DEM CONVENTION   BURRIS A. JENKINS ANNOUNCES HE WILL BE PLACED IN NOMINATION   SAN FRANCISCO TAKING — ON CONVENTION ACTIVITY

y MAN EXPECTS TO PLACE MADNO IN NOMENA. TION DESPITE LATTEER'S WISH

MADOO'S NAME WILL BE PLACE IN NOMINATION   KANSAS CITY PUBLISHER SAYS HI OR SOME ONE ELSE WILL NOMINATE HIM,

PUT MR. McADOO’S NAME UP TO FRISCO DELEGATES DESPITE HIS STATEMENT

M’ADOO TO BE PUT IN NOMINATION AT BIG CONVENTION   SO DECLARED DOR. BURRIS JEN. KINS, KANSAS CITY PUBLISH. ER. iN A STATEMENT GIVEN OUT TODAY—ON LEARNING OF WHICH MR. M’ADOO WIR. ED REQUEST THAT HIS NAME BE WITHHELD FROM BODY.

IT'S 16 AGAINST 1; THE ONE SEEMS TO BEB. BRYAN   ‘McAdoo’s Too Close to Wilson and Wilson’s Too Close to Himself   ‘AND HOOVER’S OUT OF IT   NOMINEE MUST BE DRY, SUFF AND ANTI-WALL STREET, COMMONER SAYS—WHO CAN iT BE?

BE NAMED   Will be Nominated at Son Fran citco Whether tle Likes It or Nal, Kansas City Man Says   N’COGMBS ATTACKS THE WILSON DIC     TORSHIE

Jenkins Says Positively -That Ex-Treasurer’s Name Will “ "< He Voted. .

M’ADOO PLACED ~ IN NOMINATION   Dr, Jenkins Today Wired the Kinsa’ * City Post From Puchls

MC ADOO WILL BE NAMED DESPITE REFUSAL TO RUN   Dr. Jenkins Nominator Says Name to be Put Up

McADOO'S NAME WILL GO BEFORE THE CONVENTION   Dr. Burris Jenkins. of Kansas City Sends Information to His Newspaper.

McAdoo’s Name Will Be Placed in Nomination at San Francisco Conventior

WILSON DECLARED ‘GOOD LOSER’ OVER LEAGUE REJECTION   PRESIDENT RELIEVED INSTEAD OF STUNNED OVER DEFPEAT IN “SOLEWS RERFERENDI W"

PRESIDENT WILSON ‘A GOOD LOSER’ PREPARING HIS FINAL MESSAGE   Blow of Defeat Has No Ill Effect or Health—Starts Working on Material for History of the Great War

HEAVY YIELDS SHOWN   Final Reports Issued Regarding Corn : and Potato Crops.

CRITICAL STAGE IN EPIDEMIC AT SALEM   Scores of Cases Reported Not Yet Passed Danger Point.  Pneumonia Is Spreading Among

EPIDEMIC AT SALEM ~ CRITICAL   PNEUMONIA SPREAD. ING AMONG THE VIC TIMS OF TYPHOID REVURPR   Noted Medical Man and Surgeon, With Nurses Arrive — Exect Number of Cases Unknown.

PLAGUE IS REPORTED IN TESCHEN PISTRIST RED GROSS 15 WERK   DISTRICT WILL BE OCCUPIED BY AMERICAN TROOPS WHEN TREATY IS RATIFIED.

AMERICAN NONSTOP PLANE FLIGHT BROKE   (MACHINE ON: TRIP FROM OMAHA 77 TO-NEW YORK CIry REACHES“ DESTINATION.

AIR RECORDS SHATTERED   Larsen Plane Forced by Dark. ness to Land 15 Miles From Philadelphia.

A RECORD NON-STOP FLIGHT   Larsen Plane Speeds From Omaha ta Within Fifteen Wiles of Philadciphia

‘CONTEST DECIDED.   District of Columbia Delegates Con test Settled by Committee. 

Pay Roll Bandits Secure 2 a ° Va 7 64,200 ia Hold-Up: Two Mien Killec

BANDITS KILL TWO,   President and Vice t-resident of Ohio BWoundev Muwlered.

gi se  BANDITS KILL TWO 1 OHIO - ROBBER      Officers of Company Slair While Carrying Payroll of $4500

PAYROLL BANDITS MURDER TWO MEN   OFFICIALS OF CLEVELAND CONCERN DIE IN. > STANTLY.

BANDITS KILL TWO WOH - ROBBERY   Officers of Company Slair While Carrying Payroll of $450

PAYROLL BANDITS. SLAY ‘OFFICIALS   Make Escape With $4 200 at Cleveland.

TWO MEN AILED PAY ROLL TAKEN    BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN CLEVELAND, OHIO,   LONE BANK BANGIT IS SLAIN   And $50,600 fn Bonds Is Recoverad At Springfield, Tennessee—Thief —  Kills Driver and Takes Truck f Lona of Booze.

2 OHIQANS SLAIN BYBANDITS —   Cleveland Men Murdered and Robbed of Payrell   ee r $4200 TAKEN BY AUTO GANG!   Several Holdups and Gun Battles in Other Cities

MURDERED  BY PAYROLI BANDIT:   PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE CLEVELAND FOUN. DRY COMPANY   Held Up-in Auto-and Shot to Death — Bandits Escape With $4,200 After  ‘Double Murder.

AUTO.BANDITS OPERATE IN SEVERAL CITIE:   TWO MEN SHOT TO DEATH I CLEVELAND STREET—LONE ” BANDIT ROBS BANK

BANDITS MURDER OFFICERS OF FOUNDRY GU   Five Men Kill Officers and Then Take Pay Roll of Several Thousand Dollars

TWO MURDERED BY THUGS WHO - MAKE GETAWAY WITH BIG SUN   {Payroll Bandits Shoot President  and Superintendent of an Obio 1 Foundry; Get $4,200   WAVE, OF CRIME GOING STRONG AT YEAR'S ENI

WOMEN IN BOLO HOLOUE   OFFICIALS OF MANUFACTUBING COMPANY SHOT TO DEATH BY 5 AUTO BANDITS.   ESCAPE WITH PAYROLL      Fcllowing the Killing Robbers Mak Getaway in Autos With Payroll of $4,500.—Robbery Occurred  on Busy Streets of Cleveland

TWO KILLED BY BANDITS   OFFICERS OF CLEVELAND FACTORY SHOY: ROBBERS GET AWAY WITIL PAYROLL.

TWO CLEVELAND BUSINESS MEN SHOT - DEAD AND ROBBED ON MAIN STREE!

HEADS OFW.W.SLY COMPANY SHOT  ON OPEN STREET   Were Returning From the Bank With the Pay Roll When Their Automobile Was Wrecked By Another. Shooting Then Began.

BANDITS KILL TWO AND ESCAPE WITH BIG LOOT TODAY   PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESI DENT OF SLY MFG. ©O. KILLED ON CLEVELAND STREETS

RECOMMENDS JAIL FOR BOTTLE THROWERS   New York Magistrate Would Protect Fair Name of City on Baseball Field.

CENSUS SHOWS “15 PER CT. GAIN -FOR THE NATION   Cities Growing at a Ra. tio of 7 Times to -Rural Districts

POPULATION RATIO SHOWS DECREASE   Country Districts Are Not      Total Figures Just Given Out Are Now Set at 105.768,100.   FARM LADS FLOCK TO TOWN BECAUSE OF HIGHER WAGES

TELAN T IN MANAPOLIS.              National Eneanpment G, A. Ry be Held There in September,

VETERANS AT INDIANAPOLIS.   National Encampment G. A. KR. t be Held There in September.

PHOTOGRAPHS  The Woman in The New York De  The Woman in The New York De troit Trenk Murder Mystery   Authorities Believe Woman’s Hueban< is Headed For Mexico.   And Have Wired The Border Towns t be on Watch.

TRUNK MURDER CLUES © BAFFLE POLICE, WHO . ‘SEEK SLAYER IN VAIN   Jealousy Strongly Indicated: As Motive For Crime—Mrs. Leroy Plarined “To Leave Husband,

HARDING STARTS. Ui VACATION TRIP   Presiden'-Elect and Party Leave Marian 0 Special Train,   ‘AOVIGE SOUGHT IN PEACE AIM

HARDING STARTS: ON VACATION TRIP   Presiden'Elect and Parly Leave  Harlon on Special Trale,   ‘ADVICE SOUGHT 1H PERCE AIM

BOOK ACCOUNTS ARE WORTHLESS   As Index of Railroad Values Insists Benton   Before Interstate Commerce ~ Commission to Determine Basis for Payment of Standard Dividend Under Transportation Act — Shippers Not Concerned with Rates.

BOOK ACCOUNTS OF RAIL ROADS ARE ATTACKED  ee   Commissioners Insist That They Are Not Reliable.

RAILROAD BOOK ACCOUNTS DON'T AEVEAL ACTUAL DBOPE ATY VALU   State Railroad Commission: ers Claim That Such Re ports Are ‘Unreliable’ fo Valuation Purnoses,   CLAIMS OF CARRIERS SEVERELY CRITICIZEL   ,C,C, Hearing to Determine What the Properties Are Actually Worth Encouaters Difficulties,

CONSIDER ROADS’ VALUE.   ‘State Railroad Commissioners Oppose Use of Carriers’ Investment Accounts.

ROAD AGCOUNTS NOT CONSID RED PAUDE OF VALUE   Commissioners of Ong Mind in Making  Ruling   TRAFFIC IS IMPORTANT

BOOK ACCOUNTS ARE WORTHLESS   For Valuation Purposes Say State Railroad Commissioners.

NOK ACCOUNTS OF RAILROADS Nd INDEX 10 PROPERTY VALUE   State Commissioners Present a Solid Alignment Against Consideration.   SHIPPERS CONCUR IN PROPOSALS OF CARRIERS   /tless Lines Are Deprived of Occasion to Vell Poverty, as They Have Done in the Past, the Only Solution is Government Ownership is Argument of Cherles E, Cotterill,

Twelve Men Arrested by Dalrymple’s Men in Chicago; Ready to Unload It.

MUCH WHISKEY IS CAPTURED   Twelve Men Arrestec ” With Liquor in Hand Valued at $500,000

SEIZE $500,000 BOOZE TODAY   Prohibition Agents Made Big Haul of Whisky and Men in Chicago.

Half Million Dollar - Whiskey Haul Made in  : Arrest of Twelve Men

MAKE BIG HAUL OF BOOZE.   Chieago Federal Agents Get. W hiskey Worth Haif Miilion.

CHARGES HUSBAND WITH BIGAMY   Says William Bryon Desertes Her For Abbottstown Woman.

CHARGES HER HUSBAND OF HAVING TWO WIVES   William F. Byron Said te Have Been Married Second Time At Abbottstown-—Under Arrest

SUGAR PRICE DROPS 5 CENTS PER POUND   Under Recent Cut : Consume! Should Get Sweet Stuff at 20c Pound.

FGED SLAYERS ig PAUL TO HAVE SEPERATE TRIALS   Nine OF Twelve Jurors Who Will , Try Frank J. James Were. Selected Yesterday At .Camclen.   WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY

TRIAL OF JAMIE ABOUT 10 BEGIN   Nine Jurors Accepted at Camden Yesterday   SCHUCK WILL TESTIFY   Defendant’s Lawyer Attempts to Upset Jury on Ground that No Women Were Drawn—Paul Murder Case Attracts Large Crowd to Court—<Alienists Called in

“Seria eve serhenmeqaprmaaelicT as  Peper ees ARON Bee ne ee ne COLLECT OLD SHIPPING DEBTS.   reer maemo caer  Operators of U. S. Board's Ships Pay Mare ‘Riper tic) BOR TEE

SHIPPING BOARD RECOL PING.      Operators of Vessels Have Tarned Rack a Big Som.

VESSELS ON HIGH SEAS SUBECT TO PROHIBITION LAW   International Revenue Bureat Ts Puzzled Over Means of Enforcing Its Ruling

REPRESENTATION UF AMERICA IN COURT DISCUSSED   See Precedent In Call Fo League Of Nations Issued By President Wilson   NOT BELIEVED LIKELY   British Draft Indictment In cludes Two Principal Counts Against Kaiser

THE KAISER IS STILL AFACTOR OF UNCERTAINTY  THE PART UNITED STATES MAY TAKE IS ALSO CLOUDED.  FAILURE TO RATIFY TREATY IS CAUSE

PLANNING TRIAL OF EX-KAISER   Awerican Lepreeentation Favored=  Tndietment to Charge War lustigoom aad) Responsibility For  ee ee een

TAKE UP QUESTION UF U.S. AT TRIAL   Supreme War Council May Per mit America to Name Judge on Kaiser Tribunal   TWO PRINCIPAL COUNTS   British Draft cf Indictment Includes Two Main Charges—Kaiser May Ask Change of Venue.

WILSON PLANS PARTICIPATION IN EX-KAISERS  TRIAL REPOR]   Convecation Of League Gives U. S. Power Tc Name A Judge

OFFICIALS  ARE SILENT ON SUBJECT   Secretary Lansing Says He Knows Nothing of America’s Part.

On the International Tribunal for Ex-Kaiser’s Trial   is Understood to Be Under Discussion by the Supreme Couacil   President's Cailiag of League—U. 8 Might Be Basis for Appointment of Trial Judge.   Lansing Says He Knows Nothing of U S. Participation in Kateer's Trial.

aiearianesy te Be Unger Discussiot _ by the Sagreme Council    President's Calling ‘of League—U. § Mat Be ‘Bests. for Appointment. _ of Trial Judge.   Lansing Says He Knows, Nothing of U -&. Participation tn Kaiser's Trial.

AN) MURDERED   Body of Manfred Anthon’ Found on Bank of Desaines River.

POLICE FIND BOY’S BODY; SEE MURDER  Rifle Found Near Body  -—Officers Get Ff PRR

Charge Brother-in-Law .- of President Shared Shirene” Board Booty.   WITNESS TELLS OF DIVIDING. 40.000   Amount Loaned © on Note Said - to. Be Share From: Wallace Company.

i SAD TO HAVE SHARED $40,000 PALD OFFICIALS TO SECURE ONE CONTRACT

PAID PRICE FOR SHIP CONTRACT   DIVVY OF $20,000 DECLARED TO HAVE BEER MADE.   WITNESS CHARGES COLLUSION   Admits in Testimeny He Was One ef Beneficiaries, and Names the Preasideant’s Brether-ia Law as Apnether.

BOLLING NAMED IN SHIP PROBE   Brother-in-Law of Presiden Wilson Charged With ColJusion on Contracts.

SAYS MONEY WENT TO 3   Declares President’s Brother-inlaw and 2 Others Participated in Distribution of $40,000 for Contracts,

LENINE AGENT SEIZED IN U.S   Code Used By Bolshevists In America Taken In Chicago Raid

MODIEIGATION IF IMMIGRA      ) Senator Calls for Action to Per.  mit Influx of Desirable  ‘Laborers.

URGES INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTS   New Jersey Senator Would Increase Number of Laborers tn Nation.   URGES CHECK ON REDS

U.S. OPEN DOOR TO FOREIGN LABOR IS URGED BY EDGE    MODIFICATION OF IMMI GRATION LAWS TO PERMIT INFLUX OF DESIRABLES FAWVORET).   WARSON RADICALS   Intensive Americanization te ! Stamp Out Bolshevism : Advacated.

MAY MODIFY ADMISSION LAW   Desirable tmmiaratien Needed ta Meet tabeor Shertagcc.

WOULD LET DOWN BARS   Senator Edge Urees Modification of Immigration Laws to Admit foreign Labor

IMMIGRANTS ARE DESIRED   Temporary Modification ef Law: Has Been Suggested.   BUT WOULD BE CAREFUL   Senator Edge of New Jersey Would Depart Undesirable Aliens As Before.

METEICATION IMMNGRATION LAW SOLUTION OF CABOR SITUATION   National Manufacturers Association Discuss Difficulties and  Dangers of European Immigration and Need of In} dustries for More Adequate Labor Supply.

URGES LIFTING OF IMMIGRATION BAN TO GET LABORERS   Sen. Edge Says in Address Bars Should Be Temporarily Let Down for Influx of Desirable Foreigners.

IMMIGRATION LAWS SHOULD BE CHANGED TO ADMIT LABORERS   America Sorely in Need of Common Workers, He Declares.

JERSEY SOLON WOULD INVITE INDESIR ABT FS         WOULD MODEIVPE PR. MIGRATION LAWS "TO FACTORIES SUFFICIENT I

RETAIL SUGAR. PRICES ~ WILL NOT DROP. BEFORE © JAN. 1 AND: MAY RAISE

SUGAR PRICES MAY INCREASE   POSSIBILITY OF A GREATER  ” SHORTAGE THAN LAST YEAR  IS INDICATED.

SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING JOY OUT OF LIFE  :  :   Federal Officer Says Suga Will Not Drop Until January   HOWEVER, IT IS STILL GOING DOWN

NO DROP IN SUGAR PRICES   Anti-Prefiteer Agent Says Reduction Improbable Befere First of the Year.

RETAIL SUGAR PRICES WILL NOT DROP SOON   Possibility of Greater Shortage Than Was Felt Last Year  le Ta Aiaatad

SUGAR PRICES MAY INCREASE   REFINERS PREDICT GREATER SHORTAGE THAN THAT OF LAST YEAR

SUGAR OUTLOOK FOR WINTER UNCERTAIN   No Drop Before January 1, With Possibility of Hike, Renort Says— Shortage Again Rumored.

HUNGARY MUST NOT BE SPLIT SAYS PREMIER   Opening New Assembly Brings Address  From Huszar.

HUNGARY ASSEMBLY DOWN 10 BUSINESS   Ratification First Thing te Be Considered.

HUNGARIANS WILL DEMAND PLEBISCITI   New National Assembly Is T« Consider The Peace Treaty.

NEW HUNGARIAN ASSEMBLY SIS   National Body is Holding Its First Meeting—Will Accept — the Peace Treaty.

DIVIDING HUNGARY IMPOSSIBLE, SAYS PREMIER HIISGAR   “There Can Be No Peace Uniti Unity Is Restored,” His Words to Assembly.   FOOD, ARMY, SOCIAL LAW PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED   Regent to “Save Nation from Complete Ruin.” Is Asked; Horthy Loudly Cheered.

HUNGARY'S NEW ASSEMBLY MEETS   WILL CONSIDER TREATY AND FUTURE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.  Premier Haszar Declares it Impossible to Divide Hungary Into Five

BOLSHEVIOM 13 TIGHTENING IT TENTACLES UPON  AHINE COUNTRY   Conditions in the Provinces Are Approaching a Duplication of Those Existing in Soviet Russia,   ALMOST EVERY TOWN IN. WORKERS’ HANDS   Jail Doors Swing Outward and Political and Common Prisoners Are Released by Order af Officials,   ATTEMPT OF SUPPORTERS OF NOSKE TO RETAIN HIM IN OFFICE IS FRUITLESS

lWILr, BE MARRIED. WEDNESDAY,   That; Is ‘the Message Don /Tresidder Mids Parents: From California. 2

WILL BE MARRIED WEDNESDAY   That. Is the Message Don ‘Tresidder Setids Parents From California,

GOAL STRIKE HAS REACHED PEAK   Expected After Labor Day Many of the Anthracite Workers Will Return to the Mines.

THINK COAL MINERS WILL RESUME JOBS   WORBERS IN. ANTHRACITE  FIELDS EXPECTED TO RETURN  TO WORK FOLLOWING

THINK MIINE STRIKE WILL SOON DIE OU   Nearly 179,000 Men Have Left ] Mines jor Few Days’  Vacation,

MINE STRIKE ON WANE.   Relieved Most of the, Men’ Will Return to: Work. Tuesday,

MINERS BACK TO WORK AFTER LABOR DAY   BELIEVED PEAK IN THE UNAU THORIZED STRIKE OF MINERS HAS BEEN REACILED   Many Men Are Willing to Retorn t W@rk But Are Afraid of the More Radical Men Who Are Out,

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND = MEN STILL REMAIN IDLE IN. SCRANTON COAL FIELDS

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE WANES   End of Unauthorized Walk-out Expected After Labor Day

Belief Held Many Will Return in Hard Coal Field After Labor Day.   OFFICERS URGING RETURN   Threat of “Lockout” of Carmen at Brooklyn Brings Some Back,

VACATIONISTS SEEN AT PEAK   Operators and Miners’ Union Officials Think Strikers in Anthracite Field Will Go Back to Work After Labor  Day; Strike at Full Strength Now.

LABOR DAY MAY END COAL STRIKE   UNION OFFICIALS BELIEVE THI MEN WILL RETURN TO WORK AFTER LABOR DAY-

THE RAILROAD — TRANSPORTATION   Will Contront Nation Un. less Labor Board Acts

BREAKDOWN OF RAILROAD TRANS PORTATION   Will Soon Confront Country Unless Wage Increase Is Granted   lo Railway Workera Throughout thi Country, Brotherhood Chiefa Say.

GENERAL STRIKE OF RAILROADERS 1S THREATENEL   Brotherhood Heads Present Virtual Walkout Ultimatum if. Wage In. crease Action Is Not  Taken Soon.   LATE ACTIVITIES

Captain and 22 Men B Sought —— One Boat' Chief: Officer and 3t _ Reported Rescued.

AMERICAN TANKER GOMES IN TWO; 2 MEN ARE MISSING   Boat With Head Officer and 17 Picked Up But One With Captain’s Party Gone.

TANK STEAMER LOST AT SEA   Vesel Broke in Two and Sank According to a ‘Wireless Report

TANK STEAME BREAKS IN TWO   Part of Crew Picked Up By Freighter Which Reports Fate of Tanker by Wire  chore

U.o. TANK otllP BREAKS IN. TWA   Mielero Bound From Cubs to Philadelphia Goes Down Off Georgia.   Captain and 22 Men Missing —18 Men Picked Up by Steamer Ozette.

TANK STEAMER BREAKS IN TWO, 23 WEN MISSING   American Vessel’Sinks While _ on Trip From Cuban 5 Dart

TANK STEAMER BREAKS IN THO AND GOES DOWN   One Boat With Chief Officer and 17 Men Rescued, Says Wireless

TANK STEAMERS  ~ SUNK ON JAN, 26   «By United Press) : Iwenty-Two Persous Are Missing— Others Plehed Up 125 Miles. O8 Coast: of Florida

BOAT BREAKS IN TWO   On Its Way To Phila. delphia  THE CAPTAIN  And Twenty-T Two Men  ; Still Among The Miss mg

VESOEL BREAK IN TWO; ot Anh MADE FOR MEN   Seventeen Survivors Picked Up by Steamer Ozette; Captain and 22 of Crew Missing.  FAST OF GEORGIA

TANK STEAMER MIELERO BREAKS IN TWO AT SEé   Chief Officer and 17 Men Picked Up By Ozetta; Lift Boats Stil lAdrift.

AMERIGAN TANKER BREAKS WN TO IND SINKS   IS Men Picked Up and 2: Others Are Still Missing

STEAMER LOST AT SEA   vTELN     ONE BOAT WITH REV MEN PICKED UP.      Tanker From Cabs For Philadetphia Broke In Two and sank—One Boat Le sul Adrift

SHIP BREAKS INTWO  ‘AND SINKS OFF CUB:   One Boat of Survivors Rescued But Another With Captain and’ 22 Men is Missing.

SHIP BREAKS IN TWO   TWENTY-TWO MEN MISSING AF. TER STEAMER SINKS.   Chief Officer and 17 of Crew Picked Up in Boat—Tanker on Way to United States.

U5. TANKER DUES DOWN 73 MISSING   Ihe Mielero Enroute From Cuba Breaks in Two While On Voyage.  18 MEN ARE RESCUED     Marine Disaster Qccurs 150 Miles Off Georgia

TANK STEAMER BREAKS IN TWO AND FOUNDERS   American Boat Mielero Out of Matanzas, Cuba, is Victim —Some of the Crew Saved.

STEAMER SANK OFF COAST OF: FLORIDA   Twenty-two. Persons  Mfssing—Lite Rioat With 16-Mon ¥ickod vr Tater.

22 DIE ON U. S. SHIP   3teamer Mielro Breaks in Two: and Sinks at Sea. a   Boat With Chief Officer and Seventeen Men Picked Up—On Way to United  States From Cuha. ~

VESSEL BREAKS — IN TWO, SINKS;   One Boat with 18 of Il-Fatec . Tanker's Crew. Found, ‘But: -: Captain's Party. Lost.

STEAMER BREAKS IN TWO AND GOES DOWK   Captain and Twenty-two Men Are Missing—One Boatload Saved

U.S. Tank Steamer Breaksi in Twoand Sinks; 23 Missing   Vessel Picking Up Part of ‘Crew * Reports “Tragedy by Wireless  - Frem Off Savannah.

American Tank Steamer Breaks in Two and Goes  to Bottom of the Ocean

‘SWIFT JUSTICE IS  METED OUT IN TEXAS   Death Penalty Inflicted With.  in Twenty Four Hours After Criminal Act

PERHAPS SAVED LYNCIING   Yoxas Court Breaks Record in Case of Man Who Killed White  Bnptaasae “Eh eeee

NEGRO 15 HANGLE WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER CONVICTION   sinh)stty ay 4:40 IN Ab TEL: SOON—EABCUTED NE AT pAy AT ot SM.   COURT RECORDS BROKEN   Brether of Man slain By Hhlack Pre. vents Mob Violence hy Asking That Justice De Allowed To Take Us Course.

UNUSUAL DISPATCH ~ G GIVEN TO NEGRO   ARRESTED, TRIED, CONVICTED AND EXECUTED WITHIN 24 HOURS IN TEXAS, —

NEGRO CAUGHT, FOUND GUILTY AND HANGED. -ALL WITHIN 24 HOURS      Texae Court Breaks Record in Case jot Man Who Killa Farmer Mureh 18,

BREAK RECORDS . FOR PUNISHMENT   Texas Negro is Hanged for Murder 24 Hours After He Is Arrested.

CONVICT AND HANG PRISONER IN 24 HOURS   All Former Steam Roller Cour Records Broken by Texas Court Officials at San Augustine.   SPECIAL GRAND JURY ACTS.

SENATORS AGAIN TALK PEACE   Committee to Consider Resolution— Knox Has Substitute Including Austria in Terms.

llinois Workers Are Dissat. isfied With Pay Increase and Quit—Production Cut 35,000 Tons In Staunton District Since April 1— Many Other Fields Effected.

GENERAL STRIKE IN GERMANY PREDICTED WITHIN A FORTNIGHT   RUSSIAN RED ARMY CONTINUES ADVANCE ON WARSAW WHERE TERROR TS REIGNING

TWO HUNDRED DROWNED   Tlant Wave Overwhelm, Baildings o1 Saghkalin island,

MRS. FRANK NOEL :  IS LAID AT REST   ERVICES POR POltl! EDWARDS WOMAN HELD ON FRIDAY

MRS. FRANK NOEL tS LAID AT RES?   SERVICES FOR PORT EDWARD: WOMAN HELD ON FRIBAY

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   TOTAL REGISTERED IN INDIANA OVER FOUR MILLION

UNITED STATES SUSPICIOUS OF JAP ACTIVITIES   Not In Sympathy With Occupation of Siberian Territory or Chinese Moves.

UNITED STATES IS WATCHING EASTERN SITUATION CLOSELY   Japanese Policy Has Great Ef fect on Question Involving This Country.   AMERICA AND ENGLAND WATCH RAILWAY STATUS   Protest Against Japanese Occu pation of Siberia May Have Come From Washington.

American Government is Devoting Much Attention to Activities in Far East

KEEPING AN EYE UPON WARY JAP   WASHINGTON WATCHING POLICY . . IN THE FAR EAST.   SOME BIG INTERESTS AT STAKE   Relactant to Consent to Occupation ef Russian Island of Saghalien, and Tokio Well Aware of It.

U. S. WATCHING JAP POLICY IN THE FAR EAS]   Occupation of Siberian Province By Japanese Causes Criticism   COLBY IN CONFERENCE   Seeks to Learn Attitude of British, Who Also Have Large Interests in This Territory

American Government Studying Nipponese Relations anc Foreign Policy in the Fal East.

U.S: Gives Close. Attention. to Japan’ s Far Eastern Policy as Result of Withdrawal of Troops

l!.5, AND JAPAN DIFFER ON OPEN DOOR TO SIBERI   WASHINGTON PROTESTS TO KIO’S MOVE TO GAIN CONTROL IN MANCHURIA.

Ee «  Overall Clubs.Are’ Urged. ‘ta : Take Their.Eats to Work aa That. ‘They Will Evade  and More Lunchoa Now:-Beine Sold.   11,000,000 BOXES — OF CITRUS FRUIT IN » FLORIDA THIS YEAR

NO ARRESTS YET MADE IN BOMB BLAST   Grand Jury Investigation So Far Produces No Evidence—Employes of Custom House Remain  Away from Work.   LATE ADVICES

CUSTOM HOUSE PLACED UNUCH HEAVY GUARD   \Police No Nearer Solution Of Explosion In New York.   ON NEW _ TRACK   Large Quantity Of Explogives Discovered In Houseboat.

BOMB PLOT NOT YET UNCOVERED, SAY DETECTIVES  FIND STORE OF EXPLOSIVES ON OLD BOAT IN  ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS NOW HEAVILY GUARDED

RED BOMBERS. OF WALL ST. UNCAUGHT YET   New Threats Are Reeeived Ag Clews Lead To Old Houseboat   HAND OF GERMAN PLOTTER SUSPECTED   Investigators And Po liee Clear Fischer Of All Blame

NO SOLUTION YET OF THE BOMB MYSTERY   Detectives Settle Down To Lon Systematic Hunt For The Guilty Parties.

LEUTHS UNABLE (0 UNRAVEL THE \NARCHIST PLOT   Vall-St Explosion is Added to List of Great Crime Myeteries .   [IO ARRESTS AS YET   ‘rand Jury Will Drop It and Proceed ,to Other Business Wednesday

MAY BE ADDED 10 NATION’ UNSOLVED MYSTERIES   Customs Houec Heavily Guarded Even Lunch Baskets Searched for Explosives.

“SOVIET ARK” . IS HEADED FOR RIGA BELIEVEE   BELFORD ABOUT TO PASS INTO THE KIEL CANAL TODAY. -

SOVIET ARK REPORTED   THE VESSEL TO. ENTER RUSSIA BY WAY OF THE KIEL CANAL,   Details Coneerning Their- Entrance Intuy Russia Are Still Withheld ¢ und May Not be Known,-

SOVIET ARK IN THE KIEL CANAL ON WAY 10 RIGA   Offic'a's Indicate Ship Will Dock At That Port.   Will Move Radicals Into Soviet Territory

‘All Is Well   Wireless from “Soviet Ark” Denotes’ Ship Is <Approaching Kiel Canal; Cantain is Well Pasted.

DIET ARK AND AAQIGAL GARG A AED GAN   DESTINATION OF SHIP PROBABLY HiCA WHERE RAPICALS WILL BE ENLOADED,

SOVIET ARK 18 NEARING AIEL GANAL, 15 RADIO   Buford and Cargo 249 Radicals About to En. ter Waterway Say Of.ficial Dispatches.   MAY GO TO RIGA

“ARK” BUFORD IS NEAR KIEL CANAL, POUND FOR RIGA?  Location a Ship Lead:   Location of Ship Leads to Reasonable Guess of Destination.

WORD FROM SOVIET ARK   ABOUT TO ENTER KIEL CANAL, SAY DISPATCHES.   Leads ta Guess That Destination Is Riza, From Whence Radicals Would Be Sent Overland.

SOVIET ARKIS AT KIEL CANAL   Steamship Buford With Red Pack on Board Believed Headed for Riga.

“SOVIET ARK” AT KiEL CANAL   ‘Riga Reported Landing Place o  American Transport Buford and  Cargo of Reds.

SOVIET ARK PASSES THRU KIEL GANAL: DESTINATION RIGA’   BELIEVED 249 RADICAL ALIENS ABOARD WILL BE DISCHARGEL AT RIGA FOR SOVIET RUSSIAN TERRITORY.

SUUIET “ARK WILL ENTER KIEL CANAL COON, RADIO HIN   Buford Expected to Discharge Undesirables at Riga for Land Trip to Russia.   OFFICIALS REFUSE NAME OF PORT OF DESTINATION   But They Admit Good Guess : Possible Since Passage by Stream Js Disclosed.

“SOVIET ARK” IS NEAR DESTINATION   BELIEVED BUFORD WIL DISCHARGE 249 RADICAL ALIENS AT RIGA.

DESTINATION ~ NOT DISCLOSED   Soviet Ark, Buford, I About to Pass Into the Kiel Canal

SOVIET ARK NO. 5 IS DRAWING NEAR THE KIEL CANAI   Wireless Message Gives - Position of Ship but No Other Information.

SOVIET ARK BUFORD ENTERS KIEL GANA   Destination of Ship Bearing De ported Reds, However, No’! Definitely Anrounced.

SOVIET ARK AND REDS NOW IN KIEL CANAL?   THOUGH DESTINATION ISN'T DEFINITELY KNOWN RIGA, IT Is BELIEVED, WILL BE SHIP’s FINAL STOPPING PLACF.

TUSCANY FEELS: “QUAKE SHOCKS; > CASUALTIES FEW   sila and’ Genoa: Also E: _ perience, Short. Slight

VERY MARKED EARTHQUAKE SHOGKS REPORTED FROM POINTS IN TUSCANY   Sosualties Have Resultted—Authoritles at Roma Have Sen Aid——Shacks Fel in Several Places

MARKED SHOCKS IN PROVINCE OF ALY TOQA)      MILAN AND GENOA REPORT TREMORS THIS MORNING   AUTHORITIES SEND AID TO STRICKEN AREA   Casualties Have Resulted According to Information Received at Iitalian Capital From Points in Tuscany

MAATSCH FAMILY LEAVES   ‘Former Box Factory Official to Locate  : Sn Narthwonce

AEXICAN NEWSPAPERS DEPLORE THE REVOLT   Mexican Gunboat Has Been Ordered to Mazatlan: Sonoran Authorities Are Rranded As Traitors,

WEA PIGHT REVOLETIONISTS,   ‘General Diegucr, Leaves for North to Start Campalon.

ORGANIZE FOR OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN   BROTHERHOOD’S ACTION REVIVES TALK OF. . "WALKOUT ~~

FEAR OF RAIL STRIKE oad we STRONGER TODAY   Jnions in. A. F. of L. anc Brotherhoods Unite to “dct Concurrently on General, Offensive and  Defensive Program.”   LATE ACTIONS

FORMED BY RAILROADERS AN LABOR FEDERATION   And Talk of General Strike When Roads Returned to Owners Stronger.

Rail Uitions: ‘And Broth.  erhoods Unite for Big ’. Offensive.   READY TO QUIT. “IN NEAR FUTURE   Will Act As Soon As Roads Are Returned to Private Ownership.

TALK OF GENERAL STRIKE GROWING   Follows Alliance of Rail Unions In A. F. of L. and Bretherhoods.   PLAN TO WARN CONGRESS   Declare Railroaders will Not Submit  to Compulsory Arbitration er Appeal Boards—Two Unions Net   Yet Signed.

'CHICAGO TRIBUNE IS LIABLE   City ef Crfeage Has Right to Sue It fer NRamares.

WRITES BOOK AT EIGHTY-SIX.   FRAT HOUSE DESIRES A LOVELESS COUPLE

BONUS MUST WAIT SAYS GOVERNOR   Will Not Call Special Session of State Body.

HARDING REFUSES TO CALL SPECIAL  FGISL ATIVE SESSION   fewa’s Governor Makes Long State ment and Sets Forth His Reasons   SAYS MOVE WOULD NOT BE AN ECONOMICAL ONE   Ne Issues Invelyed Which Could Not Have Heen Acted Upon fefore

NO LEGISLATURE HARDING EDICT   Governor Refuses Piea for a Special Session of Legisiature to Give Pri mary Suffrage to Women, Conside: Soldier Aid, and Help Schools.

WILL GO TO ATLANTA   Fitzgerald to Give Attention to Clerks’ Strike

CHICAGO CREDIT GONE FACING BANKRUPTCY AS RESULT OF IMPROVEMENT:   BANKS REFUSE TO WAKE PIFTEEN MILLION DOLLAR LOAN TO MUNICIPALITY.

BANKERS REFUSE LOAN: TO CITY OF CHICAGO   Failure to Curtail Improvemént Projects Assigned as Reason.

‘CHICAGO BANKS REFUSE TO LOAN $15.000.000  FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT -

FOUR WEPNESSES TODAY,   i Aasembly Men WIN Next Take Stand : in Own Defense,

866 EMPLOYES QUT ON STRIK!   ELIMINATION OF BONUS IN RE TRENCHMENT CAUSES DISSATISFACTION

THROW ROMB AT MEN. REFUSING TO JOIN STRIKE   Explosion -Wrecks ° Wate: bury ‘Home But Intended

BOMB HURLED AY WORKERS   Foul Attempt to Murde: Proved Futile at Waterbury Today.

No One Injured But the House Was Partially Wrecked   More Trouble Today al Waterbury, Cenn. Where Strike Is On

HEALTH SERIE BEING AIDED BY AMERICAN LEGION   More Than 7.500 Posts Assisting in Locating Sanatorium Accommodations for Thousands of Men.

LEGION BACKS PLAN OF HEALTH SERVICE   Posts “All: Over United States Co-operate in New Army Plan for Soldiers.   WILL’ LOCATE HOSPITALS

TRIBUTES 10 REY, AE CORNISH   BORN IN AIKEN, S. C. DECEMBER 4. 1861.   Bishop Guerry Gives Short Sketch  of the Life of This Reloved Reactor.

LODGE NAMES STAFF Modern Woodmen Plan Work For th  Bncniinge WVaan

FOOD PRICES ARE STATIONARY   Virtually Unchanged Dearing the Month of March.

COSTS OF POOD UNCHANGED,   Wholesale Prices of Other Commodities Increase in March.

MARCH PRICES: WERE HIGHEST   Cost of Living Virtually Un changed; Building Materials Away Up.   22 COMMODITIES FIGURED

NEW RAISE IN THE GAS RATE   Judge Booth Allows Kansas National More.   HIKE IN 80C RATE EXPECTED   Copy of Court's Decision Has Beer Forwarded to Topeka, and Is Now On Way.

IRISH OUTRAGES ARE CONTINUEL   Sinn Feiners Rre Continuing Their Carnivat of Devastation and Bloodshed.   RAID’ BLARNEY CASTLE

COX URGES ALL TO ENCOURAGE NEW MOVEMEN!   Greater Friendliness Amon Neighbors and Communiue: Is Plan.

Ruling by Secretary of Laber Is Death Blow to Com munists,   ARE ENEMIES OF THE U.S   Manifesto and Constitution of Oraani   zation Shows It Seeks to Ovar  throw Gevernment by Force or Viclence in Guen Combat.

ALL ALIEN REDS MUST GET OUT   Ruling by Secretary of Laber {s Death Blow to Communists.   ARE ENEMIES OF THE U. S,   Manifesto and Constitution of Organi. zation Shows it Seeks to Over. throw Government by Force  or Violence in Quen Combat. ~

aAYO COMMUNISTS ENEMIES OF U. 6   All Alien Reds Must Be Deported, , Says Wilson,   / RULING BY LABOR SECRETARY   “Shows by Manifesto and Constitutior of So-Called Party That Organiza. tion Seeks to Overthrow Government by Violence.

No eee tN   oston boung Men's Christian Associatio  SCHOOL OF LAW  EVENING SPFessinne

STREETS oP  SIXTEEN HOURS BY CONTINUOUS HL OF STEEL   _condonderry !s Scene of Further Rioting; Fighting Becomes General; Many Are Renorted Wounded,   SNIPING INDULGED IN ON A GIGANTIC SCALI   Unionists and Nationalists Fire Volleys Down Street Without Warning; People Are Panicky,

SOCIAL CLUBS 10 Be INVESTIGATED   Those Who Fail to Pay Thei War Taxes Are in  Danger.

CLUBS LIABLE TO BiG FINES   If They Fail te Return Taxes on Dues ef jembers

SOCIAL CLUB FINE $1 DOO ON FAILURE TO RETURN. TAXES   Only Business Organizations Are Exempt from Federal Tax on Dues, Fees.

DISORDER WILL BE PUT DOWN IN IRELAND   Martial Law Declared anc Lloyd George Announces Campaign Will be Intense.

LLOYD GEORGE TELLS COMMONS   Premier Says All Arms and Uniforms Must Be Given Up   MARTIAL LAW IN COUNTIES CORK, LIMERICK, TIPPERARY AND KERRY

MARTIAL LAW OVER PART OF IRELAND   Counties Cork, Limerick, Tipperary and Kerry Included in District.

Lioyd George Announces  ' Policy of Martial Law  * to Govern Till Sinn Fein Is Crushed.

Premier Speaking Before House of Commons Announces Adoption of Double Policy in Handling Situation; Certain Areas Are Affected: Moves to Bring About Truce

MARTIAL LAW {9 PROCLAIMED OVER CITIES IN IRELAND   Four Counties Also Affected By Decree of Dublin Castle.   REASON FOR ACTION GIVEN BY PREMIER   hiord George Says Britaiz Injends to Put Down Lawlesanesa.

DUBLIN: COUNTY COUNTY: ~ NOTINCLUDED ‘IN’ MARTIAL: LAY   Will Be Treated As Other Dis tricts If Thought ’ Necessary  *

MARTIAL LAW HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED "INIRISH CITIES   FOUR COUNTIES AFFECTED, DUBLIN 18 STILL A FREE CITY.      Small Majority of Irish Seeking te Attain Impossible by Using Murder and Scourge Says Premier. Lioyd George,

Government Will Treat. With All Sinn Feiners Not Involved in Uprising   PROVIDE SAFE CONDUCT TO LONDON CONFERENCE   Premier’s Announcement Not Answered at Time But Debates Are Exocoted

Martial Law Is Declared In Ireland by the British   Premier Lloyd George, in Making Announcement in Parliament, Said Government Is Convinced Most Of Irish Are Ready for Peace—Some Sinn Fein Members of Commons to Be Given Safe Conduct.

Martial Law To Be Put in Fores Areas: Where Murder and Outrage Are Rampant--All With Arms After Fixed Date Face Death Penalty--Te Seek Peace Conference With Sian Fein Leaders    Wav Extend Areas

WARTIAL LAW {5 PROCLAIMED OVER CHTNES IW ABELANG   Four Counties Mso Atfecte By Decree.of Dublin Castle,   REASON FOR ACTION GIVEN BY PREAHER   Maeya George Says Britalt Injengs to Put Dows

UNIFORMS AND GUNS ARE FORBIDDEN IN SOUTHERN PART   OF IRELAND      Date Set After Which Jail As Rebels Awaits All Those Who Defy Proclamation   Premier Lioycl George Tells Commons Plans Made That May Bring Peace

_ 2d County. of Cork, Limerick. Tipperary and Kerry Declared Under .Control of Military

d George Tells Com 3 of Government Plan to Bring Order.   ie PENALTY  R CARRYING ARM

Death Penalty Will Be Inflicted For Bearing Arms In Designated Districts, is Warning of Premier — Calls Sinn Fein Desperate Minority

ROCLAMATION COVERS TIPPERARY. CORK. KERRY AND LIMERICKs   PEACE HOPE —GLIMMERS   Conditions Appear More Serious in Island—.Police Resign Account or ‘“'*Miernle

Southwestern Districts Are Ordered Under Soldier Rule to End Murders, Is Lloyd George's Statement   Bearing of Arms Will Constitnte Treason; Negotiation for Peace Will Continue, British Parliament Is Told

ORMS TO BE SEIZED PITIZENS FOUND WITH GUNS TO BE DEALT WITH AS TRAITORS   City of Cork, City and County of Limerick and Counties of Tipperary and Kerry Affected by Order; Interdicted Area May Be Extended, Premier Lloyd George Announces

GALBRAITH NAMED 10 HEAD LEGION   Cincinnati Man Is Chosen as National Commander; Convention Ends   WOULD BAR JAPANESE   Attitude of “Strict Neutrality” in Politics to be Continued

NEW HEAD OF LEGION HAS BEEN CHOSEN   FLW. Galbraith, Of Cineiniiet: ‘Unanimously  Elected Nalional Commander ‘Of ‘American’ ‘Legion At Clevaland Wie.   ACTION .ON : JAP QUESTION   Cancellation Of - ‘Gentlemen's  Agieement,” Exclusion OF Picture . Brides," Prohibition. Of  Oriental Tirratca tion, Reem:   SEVERAL . STORMY. PERIONNS

EQUAL SUFFRAGE FOR; PRESIDENT   WOMEN.OF 1OWA MAY ALL VOTE “THIS FALL   NOT DEPENDENT  ON NATION   Every State Has Right to Fix Its Ow! Condition of Franchise, and lowa Has Given Women Privilege.

IOWA WOMEN MAY VOTE IN NOVEMBER   ; CAN ‘CAST BALLOTS FOR PRES! DENT AND VICE, PRESIDENT

WOMEN VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.   Right of Suffrage Granted to Women On Heads of National Ticket Only Unless 36th State Ratifies.

RESERVATION AIMED TO - EQUALIZE LEAGUE VOTE GOES THROUGH SENATE   Sen. Watson Offers New Compromise Amendment to Article Ten Which Has Elihu Root’s Approval.   FINAL TREATY BATTLE MAY OCCUR FRIDAY’

SENATE PASSES EQUAL———sYTATION RESERVATION   Senator Watson Offers New ‘Compromise Amendment to Article 1 10 of the Peace Treaty.

NEW HAMPSHIRE 18 CHOSING DELEGATES   Presidential Primaries Probablj  ‘Will Declare for Gen. Wood and Herbert Hoover.

PAYROLLS RUBBED; TWO ARRESTS MAD   St. Louis Car Manuafacturing Clerk Suspected and is  Being Sought.—Red Bank _N. Y. Scene of Robbery of  Pavrolis.

INTEREST TODAY   eague of Nations and Suf frage Issues Are Intermingled   paulding Opposes Senator Moses of The Irreconcilable Group

CANDIDACY OF MOSES OUTSTANDING FEATUR   League of Nations, Tariff anc Suffrage Involved in New Hampshire Campaign.

AEW ‘uaeeueiieain” 2PLGEAM Ee .  The Fight for and Against Serntor '  Meses the Main Issuc.

SUFFRAGE AND LEAGUE ISSUES NEW HAMPSHIRE   Wisconsin Has Battle —Lafollette Backs LaCrosse Man.

SUFFRAGE FOE’ TOGA IN DANGER   Senator Moses is Up for Re nomination in New Hamp shire Primary.

DEPUTIES GIVEN A RAISE   ‘BOARD « ALLOWS EXEMPTIONS  TO SERVICE MEN =

DEPUTIES GIVEN A RAISE   ‘BOARD , ALLOWS EXEMPTIONS TO.SERVICE MEN =~ -=

COVERNOR COX INDIGTS < SENATORIAL CABAL” IN HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

PAVERNOR POY INDICTS “SENATORIAL CABAL” IN HIS SPEECH QF ACCEPTANCE

N.ALA.C.P. Quizzes  Presidential Aspirants   Hoover, Pershing, Wood, Palmer, McAdoo, Underwood Among  The Candidates Sent Ques> tlonnaircs

A FEW QUESTIONS ASKED ASPIRANTS FOR PRESIDENG   Hoover, Pershing, Wood, Pelmer McAdoo, Underwood Among Candidates Seat Questionaires.   REPLIES SENT TO NEGRO PRESS

REDS AGAIN CLAIM ANNIHILATION OF WRANGEL’S ARMY   Se  Poles Said to Be Retreating Before New Bolshevik Offensive

SUMMER WHITE HOUSE READY   DATE OF PRESIDENT WIL SON’S DEPARTURE IS NOT KNOWN.

Pastor Saves Heiress: From Life of Shame; Gets $10,000,000 Bequest   Millionaire Father of Strayed Girl Leaves.Fortune to Rescuer

ACOSEVELT PLACES CANDIDATE COK Aa SHIFTY HYPOCRITE   Says He Is ‘Proper Leader for Party Which Has Smutted Pages of U. S. History.

DEMOCRATIC OFFICIAL FAMILY NOT IN WAR   Theodore Roosevelt Roasts Male Representatives of Administration For Not Hearing Guns.

16 ARE INJURED IN TRAIN WRERI   All But Two Coaches of Pacific Overland Leave Track ~-"~ When- Rails ‘Spread.

SIX ARE KILLED FIFTEEN INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK      Spreading Rails Put Pacific Overland Into the Ditch,

lan DroUADER, EXACTS FURTHER TRELS OF QEATH   Reported Killing of Brother of Late Commissioner of Roya Constabulary Foretokens Trouble in Ulster

Aviator “Pinched” for “Reekless Driving” Too Near to Building Top:

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS      Twenty-Eight Oklahoma Prisoners te be Released,

ON WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE   Woman Ueserts Husband and Foar  Children for Pleasares of 46 Wentt VMainra

ON WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE   Weman Deserts Husband aud Four  Children for Pleasures of An  : =: SOEs 24 Wiki Ani eee

SOV. OFFICIALS NAMED IN CHARGES   Are Accused of Profiteering in Coal.

CHARGE OFFICIALS WITH PROFITEERING   Managing Director of American _ Wholesale Coal Association’ . Makes Serious Accusation. _.

PACT IN HOPELESS DEADLOCK   HM tcheock Says Treaty Must Be Ex. tricated by a Vota of the Prop.) .

PACT !'N HOPELESS DEADLOCK   Htchcock Says Treaty Must Be Ex tricated by a Vote of the People.

MRS. COMER DIES   Wife of Newly Appomted Alabama Senator Succumbs to Angina.

‘REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE. HARDING WING   Governor. Cox's Newspaper Issued Extra Edition Shortly Before 141° O'Clock Last Night.   DID. NOT. ISSUE STATEMENT

COX ANTICIPATED DEFEAT AT POLLS   Governor Receives News Complacently—Remains Silent on Public Statement,

COX SMILES IN DEFEAT   Received Returns At Newspaper Office   News Was That The Governor Carried His . Own County

Cex IS A GOOD LOSER.   Ueapertuarbed hy the Landslide te Hts Repablican Opponent.

SOVIET DISSATISFIED   With Arrangements for Peace Conference at Riga

SOVIETS DISSATISFIED WITH CONFERENCE PLANS   Believed Objection Will be Met and Peace Negotiations Opened Without Delay.

“RUSSIANS DISSATISFEED   With Arrangements for Russo-Polsh Peace Negoulations,  gee PALS Tuxelthaea: Sema

SEIZED DRUGS TO HOSPITALS      $1,000,000 Worth of, Narcetics Will Seon Be Avaliable to Institutions Throughout U.

SEIZED DRUGS TO HOSPITALS   $1,000,000 Worth of Narcotics Wilt Seon Be Available to institutions Throughout VU. §.

GOV. BEEKMAN IS PUZZLED   Rhode Island E snoutive Says Convention is Like Senatoyial Caucus.

INSISTS ON RIGID ECONOMY   Representative Mondelil Says Amerlen Has an Object Lesson in \  Conditions in Liurope.

WANTS EXPENDITURES CUT,   Sharp Reduction in Government _ &xpenses Urged in House  ’  : by Mondell.

WEYGAND OFFERED — POLISH COMMANL   DEFENSE COUNCIL DECIDES TO ENTRUST COUNTRY’S FATE TO FRENCH GENERAL.

BOLSHEVIK! SLOWLY BUTSURELY CLOSING IN ON POLE GAPITAL   Heavy Reinforcements Behind  Red Advance; Fight With in City Exnected.

COMMITTEE Zales UNANIMOUSLY HOR MEMORIAL COURTHOUSE   RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE MADE TO COMMISSIONERS FOR ACTION

RECOMMEND NEW COURT HOUSE   Cemmittee Appointed By Commissioners Favor Memorial Conrt House For Soldiers

COOLIDGE FORMALLY NOTIFIED   QUIET MASSACHUSETTS  ViL LAGE PRESENTS GALA AP.PEARANCE TO THRONG OF VISITORS.   HEAVY DETAILS OF POLICE   Guard Home of Republican Nomi. nee For Vice President Against Invasion By Cranks.

Little Hampshire County City Called ‘“‘Paradise of America’ Joins With Nation And State I Paying Impressive Tribute t Nominee For Second Place o1 Ticket.   City is Gaily Decorated

INOUSANDS SEE NOTIFICATION OF  “GOV. COOLING   Vice Presidential Candidate Is Officially Notified.   CITY IN GALA ATTIRE   Northampton Scene Of Republican Rally On Thursday.

COOLIDGE GETS TREAT HIS NOMINATION   Ceremony ; Staged At The Nominee’s Home.      GREAT GATHERING»  AT THE BIG EVENT   Running Mate of Harding Keeps  Open House to Visiting Republicans.

ELIHU ROOT COUNSEL FOR UNITED BREWERS ASS'N.   Files Brief With Supreme Court Again: Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment.

ELIHU ROOT  ‘TTACKED THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT  is Unconstitutional, Not Legally   As Unconstitutional, Not Legally Ratified by Three-fourths of States.

JOHNSON ASKS RECOUNT  IN FIVE JERSEY COUNTIES   Says He Has Reason to Believe Ther Was Error by the Various Election Reoards,

JOHNSON ASKS VOTE RECOUNT IN NEW JERSEY   ‘Wood Has 16 Delegates To Californians Twelve.

STEEL CORPORATION EARNINGS   Upward Trend Shewn in First Quarter This Year.

STEEL EARNINGS INCREASE.   Corpcration During First Quar ter of Year Makes Best Show. ing Since 1918.

STEEL EARNINGS NEXT  ‘TO BEST EVER MADE      Quarter Just Ended Exceeded Only by Third Quarter of 1918, Which Holds Record.

GREEK TROOPS  WILL ADVANCE   Occupied Strategic Posi: tion in the. Vicinity. of Smyrna.

LONG FIGHT IN STORE ON KNOX PEAGE MEASURE   Democrats Expected to Institute Filibuster Against Republican Resolution

BITTER FIGHT OVER THE KNOX PEACE PLAN   Seme ‘Think strnggle Will Be as Tem pestious and Long as That ou

INDICT IN “BUILDING TRUST’   United States Charges of She "man Act Violation Made Against Four Firms.

INDICT SAND COMPANIES.   Future Action in New York Building Trust Expose.

To INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNEL   Building Trust Probe in Nev York Brings Some Results.

BUILDING TRUST CHIEFS INDICTEL   Four Sand Concerns And Eleve: Individuals Accused Of Violating Sherman Act.

FRE OF GOMMUAISM GLOWS © WITH LESSENING HEAT SAYS - VISITOR AMONG MUSCOVITES   Washingion D. Vanderlip Is o Belief Trade Restoration Will Help North Europe

VANDERLIP GIVES INTERVIEW OH RUSSIAN MISSION   Has Blazed The Trail In ‘Fight For Trade Relations.   ANSWERS QUERIES AS TO HIS WORK   Exclusive Interview Given Te The International News Service.

VANDERLIP TALKS [0 A REPORTER   Russia is Asking Immediate Trade Relations With U. S. and Has the Money

CONFESSES TO MURDER OF TELEPHONE OPERATOR   <TOCK  FADERS MEET ONE TO THREE POINT REVERSALS

ARNSTEIN JURY DISCHARGEL   J Unable to Agree As ta His Guilt of Taking Stolen Bonds to Washington,

a ete  SUES GOVERNMENT   Westinghouse Company Seeks to Recover Taxes.

GOX EXPOSES TAFT “CABLES TO WILSON   Reads Correspondence With Regard to League

BUY. GOX GIVES OUT TAFT-WILGDA LEAGHE MESSAGES   Nominee Says Ex-President’: Suggestions, Made During Drafting of Covenant, Wer: Followed in Every Instance

TAFT HELPED PRESIDENT T0 WRITE LEAGUE   Public Archives Shows Great" Service Rendered By Ex-President, ‘   HE CRITICIZED SENATOR LODGE VERY SEVERELY   Taft Today Stated That He Favored the League With. out Reservations.

TAFT GETS INTO LEAGUE FIGHT   FORMER PRESIDENT MAKES SOME POINTED STATEMENTS.   WILSON IS TO BLAME   THE PRESIDENTS OBSTINACY DEFEATED THE LEAGUE.   Taft Gives Reasons Why Only Hope For Treaty of Peace Lies In Harding's Election.

Wilson Welcomed Taft's Suggestions in Regard to League and Pact and Saw Them Thru

TAFT COMES — OUT AGAINST. ARTICLE TEN   Hope for World Peace Lies in Acceptance of Stand By Harding. .

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT BLAMES WILSON   FART SAYS WILSON WOULD ACCEPT NO RESERVATIONS  CTHABORNESS. OF PRESINENT   In Rofusing to Accept Ratification Without Articlo Ton, the Prosident Defeated the Tronty, Says Mr. Taft.

STUBORNESS CAUSE DEFEAT THE LEAGUE rLAN ASSERTS TAFT   Former President Taft Makes Statement Concerning Address of Mr, Cox.   ABOUT CORRESPONDENCE   Says President Wilson Wrecked His Own League; Also Wilson Is Daddy of Article 10.

HiS STAND UPON LEAGUE   WILSON AMENDED PACT AT THE BEHEST OF EX-PRESIDENT.

TAFT DECLARES WILSON WRECKED HIS OWN LEAGUE   Saus Article Ten is Responsible for Criticism of the Masses

TAFT DECLARES WILSON CAUSED DEFEAT LEACUE   Wrecked League by Insisting on Adoption of Articie is

TAFT FOR LEAGUE EVEN WITH ART: 10   But Declares Wilson Has Wrecked It. t

Tatt’s Cabled Amendments To League Given to Public   Governor Cox Releases Details of Messages That Passed Between President Wilson in Paris and Former Chief Executive of the Nation—Senator Lodge Is Criticised for His Opposition.

TAFT o FART AN LEAGUE PUBLISHED   CORRESPONDENCE WITH WIL 80N IN 1919 REPORTED “BY COX,   Communications Are Said to Deal '-Prineipally With Monroe Doctrine.

TAFT HOLDS PRESIDENT = RESPONSIBLE FOR DEFEAT  OF LEAGUE'S RATIFICATION

ARTICLE X. WRECKS IT   Taft Holds Wilson Respon. sible. League Failure.   Lays it to Stubbornness of Presiden in Holding Out For Article X

Correspondence Early in 1919, Initiated by Ex-President, Proposed Changes Safeguarding Monroe Decirine, Disarmament and Withdrawal — Published “Because of Position.”

COX Sav WILSON TOOK TAET'S ADVICE   Latter’s Suggestions it League Covenant.

TAFT SAYS WILSON. ~~ WRECKED TREATY BY  HIS. STUBBORNNESS   Jt Haw Been Clearly Demonstrated thre Peopin WI Not’ Stand for Artlele 10, He says.

WILGON WRECKS Hla CW LEAGUE.~TAFT   PERMISSION GIVEN FOR PUBLICATION.OF CORRESPONDENCE.   Assertion Made That With Cox as Chief Executive, League Not Possible.

GORRESPONDENGE MADE PUBLIC   Wilson Followed Tafi’s Peas Ideas, Gox Says.   LATTER ISSUES STATEMENT

WRECKED LEAGUE   BY HIS OWN OBSTINACY DECLARES FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT.    Declares the Peoples’ Representatives Will Not Stand for Article 10 and That the League is Dead.

TAET SAYS WILSON KILLED LEAGUE   Says That President Wilsos Would Not Follow His Advice.

TAFT SAYS WISN WREEXED HIS OWN LEAGUE OF WATIQUS WITH RATIGLE X   Former President Says He Gave Permission for Publicatio of Corresponcence Between Wilson and Himself During the Drafting of the  eacue of Nations

“Anxious For League To Be Established Says Former President At Seattle     Blam2s Wilson For Wrecking League Plan by Inserting Article Ten  says His Aid to President Was No Secret

PRESIDENT WRECKED LEAGUE   With Article X, Taft Declares in Statement

WILSON INVITED LEAGUE DEFEAT, DECLARES TAFT   Insistence Upon Article X Responsible Me or “Wreck.”  DENIES SECRECY.   Former President Tells of His Corre. spondence With Wilson Regarding League Constitution.  :

TAFT HAD AGREED JO PUBLICATION   President Had Consulted With ‘Him.   FAVORED THE LEAGUE SANS RESERVATIONS   But Holds Wilson Respon sible for Defeat.

Former, President Says Cox Want icla Ten, Therefore Can't fave League          People’s Rep mtatives Have SI own ‘They Will Not Ap. prove “Article Ten

TAFT ADMITS HIS HAND IN LEAGUE   LAYS ITS DEFEAT TO PRESIDENTS STUBBORNNESS ABOUT ARTICLE 16.

TAFT SAYS WILSON  KILLED THE LEAGUE   INSISTENCE ON IN ARTICLE TERN DEFEATED ENTIRE COVENANT   HOPE IS IN HARDINC   Former President Says Cox Wants Article Ten, Therefore Can't Have League   Peaple’s Representatives Have Shewn They Will Not Approve Article Ten

LEAGUE OF NATIONS CASE IS READY FOR VOTER JURY SAYS COX   Says Issue is Clearly Defined—Hits Press Reactionaries.

- ANAT MINT A/rn   WILSON WRECKED — LARUE SAYS TAF   Admitting. He: Favored-:League-of Nations Without -Reservations He Expresses Disappointment That U.S. Did Nat Get in. Rlaminge Wilean.

COX, IFELECTED, (a USELESS WITHOUT SENATE, TAFT SAYS   Could Not Enter League While Pledge to Article X Bars Approval of Senate.   CABLE CORRESPONDENCE SHOWS TAFT AN ADVISER   Statement Sets Ex-President Up as Moulder of League and Wilson Policy.      Buy ‘WEEK '--Tt's Sood! The Quality Brew. (advertisement)

Democratic Candidate ‘Attempts to te Attempts to Show What Patt: Ex President Taft Playéd ‘in. the Formation of the Treaty, And at Same Time Gov. Cox Severely: Criticizes Senator Lodge and Other Republican : Senators for: Their Ac - «tinne Canected Therecith.

TAFT MAKES PUBLIC CORRESPONOENCE WITH PRESIDENT WILSON   FORMESR: “REPUBLICAN EXEOU “TIVE i SAYS STUBBORNNESS HAS WRECKED HOPE OFr ADOPTION OF LEAGUE

GOX MAKES PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TAFT AND WILSON   Taft Made Numerous Suggestions Which Were Felpwed in Drafting the League — Lodge Severely Criticised.

Red Rule Reduces Lovable Russians To Semi-Savages   “Every Man for Himself” is Rule Now in Bolsheviki Cursed Country; Famished People Fight for Seraps of Food; Duckworth Tells of Frightful Conditions.

PSKOV SCENE OF TERRIFIC SUFFERING   Duckworth Tells of Vis. it to Once Beautiful City.

MINNESOTA lo CENTER OF POLITIC   DELEGATES PLEDGED TO WOOD ARE IN CONTROL OF ROWSEY  COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVERNTIAW   BUT THE SUPPORTERS OF HIRAM JOHNSON FOR PRESIDENT CONTROL HENNEPIN COUNTY CONVENTION

FORM A COUNTY BOARD FOR SALVATION ARMY   PURPOSE IS -TO MAKE RE.  SOURCES Of ARMY AVAILABLE LOCALLY   Mayor George. L, Kreeck Heads the Advisery Heard for Deouglas County

FORM A COUNTY BOARD - FOR SALVATION ARMY      PURPOSE IS -TO, MAKE RE SOURCES OF ARMY AVAIL. ABLE LOCALLY   Mayor George. L, Kreeck Head  the Advisory Board for Dou-. slas County

; _Nearly $36,000 on Race for Governor ship. Sen. Cummins’ Friends Spent $15,000 For Him.

DEEMS SPENT $00,600.09   Race for Governorship Cost the Burlington Man a fortune.

Over Thirty-Five — Thousand Spent for His-Candidacy for Gubernatorial. Nomination   Cummins’ Total was also Large --Expense Accounts Filed  With Secretary of State ¥ Shaw

CANDIDATE SPENDS $35,635     J. F. Deems of Burlington, lowa, Files His Expense Account   at Des Moines. 

DEEMS’ EXPENSES MORE THAN OTHER THREE TOGETHER   Spent Nearly $36,000 To Be G. O. . Nom inee For Governor.

DEEMS SPENT: MOST. TO GET NOMINATION   Burlington Man te Expenditure ‘Gientost of Four Gubernatorial Candidates.

TO BE CANDIDATE.   Gen. Obregon to Seek Presidency of Mexican Republic.

People Flock to Masses ir Pskov Despite “Abolition” Edict of Bolsheviki   BEGGARS LINE ROADWAY LEADING TO CATHEDRAL   OPPRESSED INHABITANTS, DE SPITE THEIR OPPRESSION MAINTAIN DEVOUT RELL GIOUS FPENRVOR,

RUSS PEOPLE RELIGIOUSDUCKWORTH   Correspondent Says Thousands Flock to Churches.

LEAGUE SHOULD = -LEND RaaTaTANGE TO ARMENIANS   $0 Declabes Delegate In Session 0 League of Netions At Geneva Todat

BERLIN PROTESTS. TO THE LEAGUE   Opposes System of Distrileutiog Mandate Under Treaty of Versaiiles.   SAYS THE ACTION IS ILLEGAL   British Delegate Aske Acsombly to Ad. mit All Former Fooe at Once—De, clares World Reorganization Hinges on Their Help en Problams

WILSCN'S MESSAGE 10 LEAGUE ASSEMBLY REAL   British Deltgate Discusses Labor Chapter of Versailles “Traaty, =

GERMANY IN BIG PROTEST TO LEAGUE   Opposes System of Distributing Mandate Under Treaty of Versailles.   SAYS THE ACTION IS ILLEGAI   British Delegate Asks Assembly to Admit All Former Foes at Once—De. clares World Reorganization Hinges on Their Help on Probiems.   TO DEPORT 500 MORE REDS   Statement by Department of Labo: Shows Many Reds Remain to Be Deported,

READS REPLY FROM WILSON   Hymans. Delivers Message ‘+ to Assembh;.   BARNS URGES AID FOR THE ARMENIANS   Says Labor Must’ Have Greater Share.

WOULD TAKE GERMANY INTO LEAGUE SCHEME   BRITISH LABOR DELEGATE SAYS ITS ADMISSION NOW IS ESSEN TIAL IN THE MATTER OF RE BUILDING EUROPE.

LABOR PLEA IS PRESENTEDTO *TEAPHE ENUNVE      International Peace Must Be Based on Industrial Peace, Delegate Says.   WILSON SENDS NOTE   Message From President 1s Read to Assembly by Paul Hymans.

Armenia Hemmed In, Barnes vee fAsserts to Council   Brutal Bolshevism On One Side And Inhumans On Other   No Peace Until We Have Industrial Peace He Asserts

LEAGUE SHOULD BE ONE WORLD CAMP ASSEMBLY 15 TOLD   British Delegate at Geneva o! Opinion Former Enemies Must Be Admitted.   PREDICTS LABOR ISSUE TO BECOME MOST IMPORTANT   Says Industrial Peace Vital te Permanent World Peace, in Council Address.

WANTS GERMANY IN THE LEAGUE   British Delegate to Geneva Meet Urges Huns’ Admission.   BERLIN FILES A PROTEST   Objects to System of Distributing Mandates as Stipulated in Treaty of Versailles—Wilson’s Reply Read in Session.

Help Armenia To Save Self From Bolsheviks; Plea Of British Labor

URGES LEAGUE TO - HELP THE ARMENIANS   HYMAN READS.REPLY OF U. S. TO MESSAGE SENT HERE

LEAGUE -ISCUSSES ~ ARMENIA'S PLIGHT      British Delegate: Snys Aymoenidans Abe Survonided by Reals ant ’Uahimaan Betz !         IN. DEFENSE OF  LASOR   a x No. Peace Until, Labor Gets Het“ter Sharecof Products, Peedicts George Barnes,

NEW ALLIANCE IS CHARGED TO KILL TREAT Y   Senator Kellogg of Minnesoté Alleges Hithcock and Borah Are in ‘‘Cahoots’’ to This End.

BY MR. KELLOGG, ONE - OF THE MILD RESER. - VATIONISTS.    Declared He Believed Sena tor Hitchcock Wes Trying  . to Defeat it With Republi can Votes — If Not, With “Democratic Votes. ’

ITO WITH COLLUSION   lronic. ‘Congratulations on Par' of Mild Reservationists ‘In. ject New Element in Senate » Debate on Treaty

MAIL PLANE WILL CROSS CONTINENT   New Service to Oper Wednesday--- [rains  to Co-operate   METAL MONOPLANE

PLANES CARRY MAIL FROM COAST TO COAST   SERVICE TO BE STARTED WED: NESDAY WILL CUT TIME 42 HOURS.

SUSPENDS RATE INCREASES   Commerce Body Delays Proposed Boosts on Lumber Products Until February 22, 1921,

WAIT ACTION OF AMERICA   fence Treaty Situaden in U.S. Causes Catold Warry Th Bangs,   MORE © GPTIMISTIC - NOW      Many Dr Baglin Wers Bosiindiag Get RiGee About’ Ameri. fan Nelsy TMHough HOTS  “S #Retten Ponce,"

ENGLAND NOW. HAPPY; HEARS 5, TQ BATIF   Conditions In Central Europe Reach Depths; Allies Must Lend Hand Quickly.

ROOSEVELT SPLAKS ON US. AND LEAGUE   Declares Covenant and Progressiveness Closely Related; Draws Comparison

TRUE PROGRESSIVES STAND FOR LEAGU   Roosevelt Declares Real Progres: And Pact are Bound losely Tovether.

ROOSEVELT ASSERTS : LEAGUE IS PROGRESS   Says Republicans Would Line Us Up With Russia, Mexico and Turkey.

PROGRESS AND LEAGUE. ONE AND THE SAME SAS: ROOSEVELT IN “OPENING CAMPAIG}   By Not Signing Peace. Treaty America Got in Bolshevik Class, He Asserts   “GOOD OLB DAYS". YS"GONE; FUTURE IS HOPEFUL

WANT ACTIONTO SAVE REMAIN NG  A-PLEAGUE BANK:      Another Bank fs Forced tc Close Because It Cannot Stand Withdrawals.

NIGHT OF Terror at Red Threat   Barricades Throw Up nt Berl Noviel = Workmen Seige Westphalian Towns

REVOLT TURNS RED   Widespread Spartacist Uprising New Put Germany in Peril of Bolshevism.   THE KAPP REGIME QUITS   Realizing Greater Danger to Nation, Reactionary Plotters Make Peace With Ebert.   Cemmeunist Outbreak Is Particularly Severe in Rhine and Other Industrial Cities.   EVENTS NEARING A CLIMAX   Officials Stay in Offices Under Heavy Guard, While Noske Hurries Back to Capital.

Govenment Supported Only by Machine Guns Fail to © Win Support.   WOETTWITE TOTURN ~ REINS OVER TO NOSKE   Bhert Strongly E Entrenched a  Stuttgart-National As- —  : sembly Goes Into Session.

SARRIGADES RISEN GTREETS = OF BERLIN, GIVIL WAR To NEAR   REDS CALL OFF GENERAL STRIKE, SAY VICTORY IS WON.   APPARENT COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF KAPP REGIME, BUT IT MAY HAVE PAVED WAY FOR REVOLT OF COMMUNISTS, WHO RISE EVERYWHERE.

KAPP RESIGN OFFICE NEVER FILLED BY Hl   Kapp resigns. hand COX BEKXLIN WENT TO BED EXPECTING ANYTHING TO HAPPEN BEFURE MORNING.   General Strike Ties Up Evervthine. Cutting Off Food Supplies And Drinkine Water.

OUNORA REVOLT WEARING CRISI   State Troops Take Positior Ready to Fight as Fed: erals Advance.   Withdrawal of State Is a Seri ous Blow to National Financial Conditions.

WALL STREET HAS REVENGE   Man Who Defied the Powers Hard Hit   REGEIVERSHIP MAY RESULT   Allan A. Ryan, Capitalist, is Said to Owe About $13,000-' 000. = -

BANKERS WILL INVESTIGATE RYAN AFFAIRS   Cornering Stutz Motor Stock In Expulsion From Exchange. Makes Big Loans.

STUTZ MANIPULATOR SUBJECT TO PROBE   BIG TRUST COMPANIES WHICE ACCEPTED RYAN’S NOPES WIL! ATTEMPT TO STAVE OFF RE CHIVERSHIP.

CONFERENCE TO. CONSIDER AFFAIRS .. OF ALLAN A. RYAN   Action i is Being Taken to Pre  ER ges Rk RO

BANKERS ARE INQUIRING ABOUT RYAN'S AFFAIRS   Man Who Cornered Stutz Motor Stock May Be Himself Cornered.

TO INVESTIGATE CORNER AN STUY?   Plan Inquire Into Affairs of Man Who Startled Wal! Stree:

BANKERS MAY PROBE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS GF ALLAN A. RYAN   Investigate Man Who Cornered Stutz and Was Suspended from Exchange   ACTION TO BE TAKEN To PREVENT A. RECEIVERSHIP   Market. Depression Lowers Yalues of Ryan Securities -

BANKS 10 HANDLE CASE OF MAN WHO COINED MILLIONS   Han A. Ryan, Who -ornered Stutz, Loses On Recoil.

BANK MAY PROBE AFFAIRS OF RYAN   His Operations ‘In Stutz Motors Startled Wall Street Last April.

:e amas   Bankers Anxious About Aflan A Ryan, Who Comered’ ~ “Stutz Stock.   THEY HOLD HIS SECURITIES   Would Prevent’ Receivership— Depressed Stock Market Is ~" Cause of Situation.

IN SPOTLIGHI   Man Who Jarred Wall Street is to Be the Subject of Bankers’ Probe.

Prominent Enterprises Involvec In Probe Considered by New York Bankers.

Author of Enoch Arden. Couldn’t Have Written Retier One Than Thi

RETURNS FROM WAR TC FIND WIFE REMARRIED   ormer Carthage Woman Divorces Second Spouse to Return to \ First Husband.

BACK TO HER FIRST HUSBAND      Enoch Arden Case Reversed in Kan sas City Matrimonial Tangle.

Returned Soldier Finds Wife Wedded to Another; But She Chooses Veterai   Henry Curtis, Kansas Cityan Again to Be United With Wife He Left for War.

AD NG WIGTORY "OVERWHELMING   Senator Has a ‘Popular Plural. ‘ly tn Excess of 6,009, 000.   BREAK OCCURS IN SOLID SOUTH

HARDING VICTORY OVERWHELMING   Senator Has a Popular Plural ity In Excess of 6,000,000,   BREAK OCCURS IN SOLID SOUTH

PAPER BROKERS: TESTIFYING IN NEWSPRINT QUIZ   WINTER WHEAT PRODUCTION FORT ST AT 444.6. ww BY oS. BEPART: NT.

NEWSPRINT QUIZ IS TO END SOON   ag  EXPECTED SENATE WILL  FINISH NEXT  WEEK.

LOWDEN LEADING IN STATE POLL   ILLINOIS CANDIDATE MOST POP LLAR, BALLOTS sHOW,   ULAR, BALLOTS SHOW,  Strength of Herbert Hoover is Sar.  prise of Presidential Preference

ILLINOIS CHIEF EXECUTIVE LEADS IN NEWSPAPER POLL   GEN. WOOD PROVES SELF STRONG SECOND   Upon 654 Ballots Gov. Lowden Form. er lowan Was First Choice and Gen. Wood Was First on 400 Ballots. Other Figures

1D INDIANA GOES .P,; TO REPUBLICAN:   OWNSHIP BOARD ‘INI NAMED BY6.0.P,; 1   ADDISON TOWNSHIP REPUBLICANS ELECTED ADVISORY BOARD YESTERPAY.   VOTES OF OTHER PARTIES

ADDISON TOWNSHIP REPUBLICANS ELECTED ADYESORY BOARD YESTERDAY.       VOTES OF OTHER PARTIES

COLORADO BANK CLOSED’  BECAUSE SHORT OF CAS!   'Gomptrolier of Currency Explains Ac tion of Examiners in Case of. Ster. Jing Tuatitution .

NATIONAL BANK IN COLORADO CLOSES   Shortage tn Cash Causes Suspension of Institution, Saye Comptroller Williams

FLEET READY IN 1917: MAYO   Corfmander in Chief of Fleet Repties to Many Charges Made by _ Admiral Sims,

ADMIRAL MAYO TESTIFES Al NAVAL INQUIR}   SAYS THE ATLANTIC FLEE) WAS NEVER BETTER PREPARED THAN IN 1917.

ATLANTIC. FLEET NEVER Ao WELL PREPARE D-MAYO   ‘yrsonnisl Of Pegoe Basis anc Somewhat inadequate, Says Admiral.

SAYS THE FLEET WAS PREPARED   Admiral Mayo Testifies At lantic Squadron in Condition in March, 1917.

MAYO SAYS OUR HAY WAS. READY FOR GREAT WAR   Fieet Had Never Been in Better Shape Than Early in : Yea 1917.   HAD PLENTY OF PRACTICE   He Testifies Before Senate Com mittee on Fitness of the Navy. ~*~

MAYO TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   War Time Commander - In Chief of Atlantic Fleet Tells of Condition of Fleet in April, 1917.

MAYO DECLARES NAVY WAS READY -WHEN WAR CAME   Commander of — Atlantic Fleet Says Il Was Well Trained.   SHIPS WERE UNDER-MANNES BUT EFFICIENT, HE SAYS   Was Told to Protect Coast and Train the Navy Personnel.

WAS READY FOR WAR   Mayo Says Fleet Was Never in Bet. ter Condition.

ATLANTIC FLEET IN BATTLE CONDITION   Admiral Mayo Declares U. S Navy Was In Good Shape In 1917.

LACKED NAVY PLANS IN WAR HE DECLARES   Atlantic Squadron Pre pared, However, Admiral Testifies.

NAVY WAS READY IN 1917, MAYO'S WORD TO SENATE   Admiral Says Atlantic Fleet Was Never in Better Condition.

ATLANTIC FLEET DECLARED IN FINE ~ PONDITION IN 1913      Rear Admiral Mayor Says Personn: Was Semewhat Inadequate, But Men Confident, Well Trained.

CHARGE PRICE FIXING THROUGHOUT PAINT TRADE   Concerns Controlling White Lead Industry Said to Be Hand in Hand At Hearing.

PRICE FIXING IN PAINT TRADE 15 INQUIRY CHARGE   Five Concerns Are Accused of Collusion in White Lead Industry   COMPAN:ES CONTROL MOST OF OUTPUT   investigation Will Also be Made into Manufactur ing af “ineooad Mi

CLAIM LEADING PAINT PLANTS KEPT PRICES UP   Five White Lead Manufactur ers Control Over 95 Per Cent of U. S. Output   CHARGE _ COLLUSION   M®INTAINED EQUAL PRICES AND EXCHANGED INFORMATION ON QUOTATIONS 1S CHARGED

WHITE LEAD MAKERS ARE ACCUSED OF COMBININ   FOR PURPOSES OF KEEPING UP PRICES — HAVE COMBINED CAPITAL OF $400,000,000 — LINSEED OL, NEXT

WHITE LEAD MEN COMBINE   Five Conerrns Acensed of Collusion in Fixing Price for Principal Paint Ingredient.

~ TNQUIRY CHARGE   Five Concems Are Accused of Collusion in White a Lead Indastry   GGHMAN.ES CONTROL MOST OF OUTPUT   faveatigation Will Also b Made into Manufactur-

Five Concerns Controlling 95 Per Cent of Output Are Involved.   EXCHANGED NAMES OF CUSTOMERS AND DATA   “Revelation” Given “Building Trust” Inquiry By Exchange Secretary.

M'GANNON'S FATE UNDECIDED   Jury Still Unable to Reach Ver. dict in Case

786 COKE OVENS CLOSE DOWN   Condition Brought About by Idieness of Many Biast Furnaces, Says Report.  ~

TO INVESTIGATE REED OUSTER AT CONVENTION   Senate Committee Begins Its Hearings at St. Louis Today.

CLAIMS   Arne Samana, com  EZULUSEN EFELD   WANT TO KNOW WHA GOT MONEY FOR BARMING BENATOR FROM CONVENTION

\ Senatorial Pre-Campaign I nvestigators Want to Know Why Administration was So Insistent that Missourian Be Kept Ovt San Francisco.

SENATOR REED . EXCLUSION PROBE   Senator Kenyon Announced That Matters Concerning the Missouri Senator will ba Taken Up

WILL INVESTIGATE  :  ~— UNSEATING OF REEL   Senate Committee to Probe Charge _ $3,000 Was Divided Among Missouri Democratic Delegates   CENTERS ABOUT E. F. GOLTRA

LAN PROBE OF MLEGED FUND TO OUST REED   Edward Goltra to Be Summoned to St. Louis to Testify Before Senate Board.

SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE WILL PROBE ACTION TO EXCLUDE REED

AMERICAN LEGION ATTACKED.   Service Men's Organization Called Unfair to Labor.

Young Woman Found Wit Her Hands Bound in Room o! Hostelry; Knife Wound in Body Were Cause of Death   Pair Registered With Clerk As “R. C. Donaldson and Wife; Gave No Address; Clothing Offers Only Clew

MOB ATTACKS POLICE   LOADING CARGOES FOR GERMANY AROUSED IRE OF PEOPLE AT RAMSGATE, ENG.

As a Result Carriers and Shippers , Asked To Continue Rules of Car Supply.

TO CONTINCKE CAR SUPPLY.   Uniform Distribution Urged hy Interstate Commerce Commission,

LEADERS ARE _ UNDER ARRES!   Strike Situation Believec to Be Some Better in Paris Today —

RAIL TRIKE th FRANCE FAILURE LEADER IN JAIL   FREIGHT SERVICE GENERALL' DEMORALIZED AND TRAVELING PUBLIC INCONVENIENCED,

RAILROADS RUN UNDER OWNERS CONTROL TO-DAY   FOR FIRST TIME IN 26 MONTHS U. S. KEEPS HANDS OFF.   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. MISSION ON THE JOB   Tells Rail Systems What and What Not They May Do; Hines Con. tinues as Director General, But Administration Staff Gone.

VICTORY oGORED  BY PROSECUTION OAT HERRING UF 90 COMMUNIST!   Activities of Defendants Prioi to Passage of Illinois Sedition Act May Be Utilizec  Ae Euidanroa.   TRIED TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT, CHARGE   William B. Lloyd a Millionaire, Is One of the Ac: cused; Stiff Penalties Pro: vided If Convicted,

TAKE TESTIMONY IN LLOYD TRIAL   State Scores First Victory !n Ruling Against Alleged Millionaire Communist.

COURT ALLOWS WIDE: INQUIRY MADE. COMMUNISTS. CASE   To Trace Early Acts of Millionaire Lloyd and Associates   STATE WINS STRONG POINT

STATE SCORES IN FIRST ROUND OF RED TRIAL      Judge Rules Past Activities  ¢ Lloyd, Millionaire Socialist, May Be Admitted.

PENROSE TO REMAIN AT HOME   Senator Will Receive Convention Re. ports by Wire.

SEN. PENROSE TO STAY HOME   Republican Leader Expected to Get Convention Reports in Pennsy!vania,

DEPORTED REDS NOT MARRIED IN U. S. SAY CHIEFS   Did Not Ll eaun Strick. en Families Claim Authorities.

DENY DEPENDENTS OF DEPORTEES SUFFERING   OFFICIALS OF ELLIS ISLAND SAID NO ONE DEPORTED WAS MARAIcr

DENY DEPLORABLE IS A HIP POCKET CONDITION OF REDS REALLY A VEHICLE

RED FAMILIES ARE MYTHICAI   Deplorable Conditions Among  nied By Government.

CAMPAIGN 10 - ASSIST FARMERS   Chicago Herald and Examiner Open: Bureau Which Will Place 16-yr-old  Boys on Farms For Summers.   FREE INFORMATION, IF DESIRED   \deal Way for School Boys to Solve Vacation Problems, from Health and Financial Standpoint.

LORD MAYOR IN LOW CONDITION      Will Die Before He Will  Give In.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK WEAKER FROM HUNGER   Insists He Will Not Eat and Authorities Will Not Re a

 Detective’s Life Saved By An. other Officer; Started Row -JIn Saloon.

FACSIMILES OF LW. W. LETTERS READ   Defense Shows Photo Copies of Embrees’  Notes   WARREN STRIKE IS CALLED REVOLUTION   County ef Attorney French Is Overruied by Judge Pattee

. WW. on TO HAVE BACKED COPPER STRIKE   . W. W. Linked Up With Trouble in Warren District in Arizona in 1917. According to Documents.

LEAGUE SOLUTION FOR FISH MIXUP   GERARD. ASPIRANT FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION, GIVES HIS VIEWS.

IRISH QUESTION IS DISCUSSED   James W. Gerard Says the League of ‘Nations Offers Proper Solution   OF THE PROBLEM   Leaders Believe That an Irish Plank Will be Adopted in Platform

FARMERS’ MEETING HIGHLY ENJOYEL   FARMERS OF CENTER TOWNSHIP AND PEOPLE OF FRANCISCO HAVE COMMUNITY MEET

COMMUNITY MEETING GREATLY ENJOYEI   Center Township People Have Interesting Program Friday Nicht.

ILLINOIS STRIKERS REPORTED SLOW IN RETURNING TO WORK   Few of Mines in Operation Today; Indiana Mines Re onened

GOAL MINERS RETURN TO WORK 2 STATE   Men Out On Strike Since Last Week Obey Order of President.   PROPERTIES ARE REOPENED

MINE STRIKERS - RETURN TO WORK   UNION ANNOUNCEMENT SAYS LEWIS’ ORDER !S BEING COMPLIED: WITH.

STRIKING COAL MINERS RETURN   BITEMINOTS NINES TN ILLINOIS ASD ENDIANA REOPEN

STRIKING COAL MINERS RETURN 10 THEIR WORK   Orders of President Frank.  Farrington Are Being Obeyed.   SIX MINES RESUMED MINING TODAY   However, It Will Be Som¢ Days Before Situation is Normal.

‘MASTER MIND’ STILL SOUGHT’   lules W. Amstein Is Wante By Police In Conneetion With Bond Thefts

Cureton to Washington to Represent Texas in  Boundary _Litigatior

SCHOTT HELD TO GRAND JURY   Louisville Physician Charged Wit Murder of His Office Girl— Under $8,000 Bond.

SCHOTT HELD'T0 GRAND-JURY.   Loulsville Physiclan Charg-d° WIth Murder.of His Office Girl— "Under $8,000 Bond.

TO ANSWER MURDER CHARGE   .Doctor Schott of Louisville Held Un & rler $8000 Bond.

PRISONER IS RE-CAPTUREL   Negro Escaped From _ Eastland Jail Retaken in Fort Worth

RUSSIA IS A STRICKEN LAXD   Thirty Millions Dead From Vielence,  Famine and Disease.

TRUATY MILLION IN AUSOTA HAVE DIED   GRANDDAUGHTER Or PRESIT DENT GRANT SUBMITS FPIGURES IN NEW YORK   EXGLUSWE OF TROOPS   Famine, Violence and Disease Mav Wiped Out Millions, While live Millions Died for the Allies

HUNGER AND DISEASE   TOTAL EXCLUDES 5,000,000 SLAIN IN WORLD WAR, SAYS APPEAL FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF FUNDS IN UNITED STATES.

30 MILLION HAVE DIEI   ‘Enormous Numbers of Russians Dead From Various Causes

THIRTY MILLION HAVE DIED IN RUSSIA FM ALL CRISES SHE SAY   VIOL ENCE, FAMINE AND DISE‘SE  TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF RUSSIAN PEOPLE,

DEATH CLAIMS THREE   Two Old Palatine Residents Pass Above—Mother Lays Down Her Life for Child

“DEATH CLAIMS ‘FHREE   Two Old Palatine. Residentg: ‘Pass Above=-Mothet ‘Laye: Down  Her ‘Lite’ for Child,

WILL VOTE ON COURT LAW   Forty-one Amendemnta to Pe Voted on in Nebra

INTERVIEW THO JAPANESE WHO       Congress Committee Shasply Divides as to Whether Angel Island Conditions Are Bad.

JAPANESE WHE FOUGHT FOR US ~ pIVES Hae IE   Sharp Difference of Cpinior - Marks Race Investigation _at Angel Island

MAYNARD      MAYNARD FLOODED   ce Jam Threatened Safety of Main  St. Bridge—Summer St. School Baeamen?t Mad Sama tnchee

Mexican 2 Bandits Hold Woman at Bay and Rob  Lumber Company Office

“RARE” “RUTH GETS 39TH.   Hit First Ball in Second Inning for a  OE ar <

Tarrant County Man  »Waives Election So  _ Opponent May Be Seated

Adams is Generous: After He is Beaten Signs Waiver for Floater in Favor of Jacksor

JOHN. ADAMS — OUT OF RACI   Withdrew So- District Would Have Repre- —  / sentation at Austin

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Liquor Question Looms a: ,Principal Subject for Attention Today   Act on Governar’s Request to Make Laws Conform With 18th Amendment

A Legal Fast! A.Moral Blunde Are you Logally. Married?   TIE MIRACLE MAN WINS

“The Miracle Man” Wins.   Dramatic Story in George Loane Tucker Production,

FISK COMPANY HOLDS DIVIDEND FOR RAINY DAY   Conservation Cash Resources Deemed Necessary

PROOF OF FAKE GAMES RECEIVED BY HEAD OF SO}   Philadelphia Gambler Impli cates Abe Attell and Cicotte In Scandal—May Receive $10,000 Reward.

Hilal, SeolND AND FINAL GAMES THROWN 10 AEDS   1919 World Series Was Fixed for Cincinnati to Win, Billy Marharg Says.   EIGHT MEMBERS WHITE SOX WERE IN ON THE DEAL   Comiskey Wires Former Boxer He Will Give Him $10,000 if Charges are Proved, and Will Put Every Player Iimplicated Out of Organized Baseball.

: PAM INE HARES   ‘ORMER BOXER TELLS NEWSPA PERMEN HE WAS INFORMED SOX “THREW” SERIES.

White Sox Balt Plarer Accused Biantly of Conspiring to Throw the World Series.

SAYS ABE ATTELL DOUBLE CROSSED WHITE SOX TEAM   Billy Maharg Tells Comiskey Cicotte Agreed to Fix the World Series.

HIGH COURT  NOGES 10 OF NAME      Democratic Candidate Fears G. 0. P. Will Just Contro! Everything.

GOVERNOR CHARGED ATTEMPT 10 CONTROL BRANCHES MADE   Cox Declares “Senate Olig: archy” Would Govern Supreme Court.

COX FINDS NEW BUGABOO IN CASE HARDING WINS   CHARGES THAT HE MIGHT CONTROL CONGRESS AND COURTS.   WOULD NAME JUDGES OPPOSED TO LEAGUE

Tells Audience at Paducah That Senatorial Oligarchy Responsible For Harding’s Nomination is Expeating Spoils of Victory fat the Palle This Fall

COX SEES DANGER ING. 0. P. CONTROL, OF SUPREME COUR’   Says Harding Would Appoin Four Reactionary J udges to the Beneh   NATION WOULD THEN BE HELPLESS TO CHANGE rt   Senatorial Oligarchy Plans to Control Court, Congress and Presidency, Says the Dem Geraiie Naninan

COX [5 SCARED OVER PROSPECT   That ‘'Senatorial Oligarchy’* ds Planning a Deep and Dark Conspiracy   TO GALN FULL CONTROL OF THE UNITED STATSS   Democratic Candidate is Mech Alarmed _ About Creations  Af Wie. Trsaewinwstan

SENATORS AIM AT CONTROL OF SUPREME COURT   Cox Makes This Charge in Rew Attack on Repub--. lican Oligarchy =   CHIEF DANGER NEXT 10 KILLIRG LEAGUE

POLITICAL Alf CHANGED WITH TENSE FEELING   Changes, Claims, Counter Claims, Charges and Denials Numerous   HARDING LANDSLIDE,  IS HAYS’ PREDICTION   CHAIRMAN WHITE RIDICULES REPUBLICAN LE ADE R’S ‘CLAIM AND SAYS COX SURE WINNER IN RACE.

POLITICAL AIR 5 PALPITATINE   CHALLENGES, DENIALS, RES ERVATIONS, CLAIMS AND COUNTER CLAIMS

COUNTY AGENT WILL HAVI STATE MAN HERE TO AID It FORMING CLUBS AMONG WOOI COUNTY FARMERS

WOULD ORGAMZE TESTING ASSNS.   COUNTY AGENT WILL HAVE STATE MAN HERE V0 AID IN FORMING CLUBS AMONG WOOL COUNTY FARMERS  -

Self-Confessed Slayer Has a Bad Record, Having Killed Classmate _ in His Freshman Year.   ROOM AT FRATERNITY HOUSE PEPPERED WITH BULLET HOLES

YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENT HELD FOR MURDER   Robert Meads of La Grange  Ill, a Prisoner in New Hampshire Jail.   WHISKY SMUGGLING LED TO TRAGEDY   Meads Companion in Fligh is Held as a Material Witness.

h NOW IN CELL AT MOODSVILLE   ee ge  Together With His” Companion, Crile Wise of Akron, Ohio   AWAIT. GRAND. JURY. ACTION:   Others Who Witnessed Shéoting ‘and’ Held as ° Material Witnesses Are. Bailed out by College: Authorities

SLAYER FAGES MURGER CHARGE OHIO MAN HELE   Had Been Guilty of Liquor Smuggling to The College  Students.   ‘Akron Youth Held As Witness

MARONEY’S BODY SENT TO HOME   Meads, Accused of Murder, in Jail to Await Action by Grand Jury   Dartmouth Haiimates of Meads Say He Shot Freely Athen in Moad

MEADS HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   DARTMOUTH COLLEGE STU DENT’S WALL FOUND PEPPERED BY SHOTS.

STUDENT FACES MURDER CHARGE      : SHOOTING SCHOOL MATE Ring Resnited From Argument Over  Liquor Smuggling--Provide Bali

HELO FOR ROBBERY   Frel Halten Identified As Bank Bandit At Sioux Clty. ~

HOLTON HELD FOR BANK ROBBER’   At Otte Where 81200 Was Taker Cashler fdeutifies Hollen,

DEMOCRATS onUT QUT OF OFFICES   General Headquarters Tempor arily Closed Because Rent Was Not Paid.

ATTEMPT LOCKOUT DEMO. COMMITTEE   Office Doors Were Locked 15 Mir utes Today; Non-Paymeant of Rent Is Cause.

TRY TO LOCK OUT DEMOCRATS   New YVeork Committee Halied Beenuse of Alleged Non-Payment of Rent.

ATTEMPT 10 “LOGK OUT” DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MADE   Owners of Democratic Headquarters Building Claim Rent Not Paid.

“wet” Issue Not Only ‘ane Which! Will Cause Trouble At Big: Meeting. -

BAITToH INTEREST CENTERS ON IRtot   Premier Lioyd-George De fends Action of Police in Reprisals.

REPRIGALS TD BE EAPEOTED, OAS PREMIER   ‘No Wonder Police Strike Back,’ He Tells Audience  in Wales   SELF GOVERNMENT ONLY WITH ORDER   LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES “EVEN REPUBLIC WOULD NOT SATISFY IRELAND” AT THIS TIME

GRAVITY OF IRISH TROUBLE SROWS   E itain Now “Virtually Condones’ Police Reprisals, Report.   STANDS BY FORMER POLICY   Lloyd George Declares Against Any Further Freedom.

IGE BURN UP papK CITY HALL W REPRISAL RAI   yet Of Lloyd George’ Speech On Situation’ Clacely Watched

UNIFICATION COMMISSION METHODISTS = AGREES ON MERGER OF TWO BRANCHES   Will Bring It ‘ By Airplane

METHODISTS VOTE TO JOIN BRANCHES, ENDING OLD SPLIT   Episcopal’. May Be Dropped From Church’s Name.

Merger of Northern and Southern Methodist:   The Commission on 7 nification Has Agreed on Merger and Will Subniii the Agreement to Conferences f[o1 Ratification,

METHODISTS WIEL-UNITE   At Least Commission of Unificas tion ttas Come te This Agreement.

REDS DESPERATE OVER POLE VICTOR)   Lenine Appenls to Officers of Ok Uzarist Regime to Lead Bolshevist Army.

oUF” AUTOGRATS eA OVERTHROW   Lenine and Trotzky Issue Appeal to Former Officers of Czar.

LENINE ASKS CZARIST THER  HIP   Bolshevik A dministration Alarmed By Success of Poles ~  a Sera ue cL Sie ae   NEW RUMORS  - BIG STRIKES   Leon Trotzky Wounded : In Riots, Is Rumor

OOVIET [3 DISTURBED  BY REVERSES   “Jestiés Appeal to All Officers ~ -of Imperial Regime to Defend Russia.   POLES ABANDON DRIVE ON LITHUANIA CAPITAL   Fearing Disapproval of United States and Great Britain Poles NHesitate. .

LENINE WORRIED DVER: SUGCESS WON BY ENEM   Poles and Wrangel Both Inflicting Loses on Soviet - Forces   SITUATIGN AT HOME . GROWS ALARMING, TOO      Dispatches Indicate Serious. Disturbances Occur inRussian Cities

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING SELECTS HIS CABINET   The First Slate Has Been Virtually Completed—lowa Man to Be Secretary of -Agricelture

HOOVER 15 NAMED ONFIRST SLATE. a HARDING CABINET —   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent, {Conveocht 19090 ‘hy the Tinited Prace }

TENTATIVE SLATE FOR THE CABINE]   President-elect Harding Reported to Have Practically Made up His Mind on Appointment   HUGHES MAY HEAD CABINET   Selection May be Revised and Others Are Mentiened as Being Held In Reserve

Tentative Slate Made Up Includes Daugherty, if He Will, ‘cept, Hert, Sutherland, Wallace and Warren—-Chang _- Denhahle Refora Final Announcement. “

TENA PICK “FOR HIS CARINE   FIRST SELECTION WAS VIRTUAL LY COMPLETE ‘TODAY—RESERVES RIGHT TO CHANGE

WALLAGE APPEARS ON FIRST HARDING oH ATE FOR CABINET   lowa Man on initial List Made Up by President-Elect for Secretarial Places. ©   CHRISTIAN TO BE PRIVATE SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT   Hughes for Secretary of State and Dawes Treasury, Hert for War Secretary.

President-Elect Has Virtually Completed his Selections— Political Expediency Plays Big Part in Picking the Men.

President - elect H Reserves Right to Make Shifts or Changes.   WILL H. HAYS GETS PLACE   Siated to Become PostmasterGeneral—Hughes Secretary of State.

HARDING OUTLINES CABINET   First Slate Announced In Marion Today   CHANGES POSSIBLE!

knox, MeLean And Dangherty Also Disenss Inanguration Arrangements   TENATIVE CABINET OF NEXT PRESIDENT

ist Cabinet Slate Was” "= Been Virtually Completed By Harding Is Announcet

HARDING HAS © CABINET LIST ALLARRANCED   CHARLES E. HUGHES WILL BE SECRETARY OF STATE, ‘1S TENTATIVE PLAN.

WALLACE 1a LOTED FON AG POSITION   HOWARD IS ALSO URGED AS LIKELY MAN FOR PLACE  ease nitric  Influence May Cause Otte Mili Bs

CABINET LIST TENTATIVELY DECIDED UPON   Hughes, Dawes, Hert, Week: Daugherty and Hays Included.   UST SUJECT 10 CHANGE

HUGHES AT TOP TF CABINET SLATE   Tonuce Supreme Court dustice Is Bekt Het tor Seerctary ef State date   HERBERT HOOVER .GETS IN   Cutlfornian Mentigned As Scere. {ary of Laher—Will Hays Muay flo Posiinaster-Geieral,

ANOTHER GUESO ON NEW CAGINEI   CHARLES E. HUGHES STANDS IN THE FIRST POSITION   HC WALLAGE HOLDS PORTFOL!C   Some Changes are Made in Other Merv bers Since First Guess Was Announced the Other Day, Chris. ten to he Private Secretary

HARDING'S CABINE:   PRACTICALLY DETERMINED Uv. ON IP IS ANNOLNCED   Cnited Press Correspondent Out The Names Today  Gives

Tentative Slate for Cabinet Posts Is Given Out at Marion, 0., Today

ADVICE ON FORMATION GIVEN OUT   Hughes and Hoover  ~ Get Berth—Teddy Jr. Ignored — Secretary Is Named.

Charles E. _ Hughes Is Named Secretary of State, Is Indication.    NATIONAL CHAIRMAN ' TO BE POSTAL HEAD   President-Elect, However, May Change Mind on Some Appointments.

Both ge and West Are e Given — Places   Hoover, Hughes, Dawes, et al.. May Make Up  the Tict

Charles E. Hughes Would be. Secretary of State: 2 and Will Hays the. :   POSTMASTER GENERAL   Hoover and ‘Daugherty- Included in Tentative List —May. Change Mind ©

FIRST CABINET SLATE OF HARDING IS NEARLY COMPLETED AT MARION   Hughes, Secretary of State; Hoover, Secretary of La bor; Hays, Postmaster General and Daughtery Attorney General; Not Official, However

TRAIN KILLS IOWA FARMER   Hampton Man Loses Life When Hit by Train at Grade Crossina.

FARMER KILLED BY TRAIA   W. H. Burmester, Residing Near Hampton, la., Loses Life at Grade Crossing.

WAY Bt A PRESIDENT   GOO WRAVPHER FINKE FOR CANHIDATES,   Hendreds Eapected Out tor Woo Meeting Tonight and Harding Mondity,

MAY BE A PRESIDEN   GQOK WEATHER FINE FOR) CAN. DIDATES, * ;       Hundreds Meet  Expected) Ont far  Wood « Tonight and Harding Monidity, 

LABOR BLAMES MRS. WILSON FOR GALT OPEN SHO!   May Picket White House i Jewelry Strike Is Not ‘  @adttad

STRIKERS DECLARE THEY WILL PICKET THE WHITE HOUSE   Workers in Store. Owned  by Mrs» Wilson Demand Action by “the Boss”

OBJECT 70 DONATION       VARMERS THINK *RAN DEMANDS ARE ‘TOO Li  “LINE RGE.      sks that Ten Feet      Road Commission of Land be. Giv

UBEbT 10 DONATION   FARMERS THINK “RANGE INE HEMANGS ARE TOO LARGE.   oad COmmission Asks that Ten Feet ef Land be Given on Each Side.

PLAN TO PROTEST TELEPHONE RAISE      CITY, CHUAMBER : MERCE ANH OU JOIN FOPRC       THE HEARING MONDAY   Chamber ef Commerce Reminds Public Tart Objections Must Be Stated ‘Then

PLAN 10 PROTEST TELEPHONE RAIS   CITY, CHAMBER OF COM. MERCE AND UNIVERSITY JOIN FORCES   Chamber ef Commerce Reminds Public That Objections Must Be Stated Then

TOM AYRES RUNS THIRD IN RACE   BATES ALSO BEHIND HOWES ON FACE OF RETURNS NOW RECEIVED

R.. R. DEADLOCK “LITTLE CHANGED   THE RO: DS ATE MAKING SOME GAISK LY MID-WEST.     BLYCKADE OF FREIGHT TRAF. gf FIO HUNTS BUSINESS,    One Hundred “Thoussed Men. Are ‘Wdle fa Detroit Alone Because 2 fy Freight. Don't Move.

MORE CHARGES MADE BY DEMOCRAT LEADER   Cox to Investigate Circumstances on Laying Off Men at Plants.   ‘UNEMPLOYMENT’ ARGUEL

TO PROBE “LAYOFF” REPORTS   Cox to Quiz Repuhlican Unemployment Political Argument.

LAYING OFF MEN TO BE PROBED BY GOVERNOR   Thinks G. 0. P, Causing Lay Offs For Political Effect And Will Make Probe.   American Woolen Company And “Certain Railroad” Involved

COX WILL PROBE “LAYOFFS’   Receives Information the Republicans Want to Use “Unemployment” Argument.

bnLUDY MEK  PASSING Hdl FOR HARD Na HUY, GLAM   Ohio Raised $500,000 in Twinkling of Eye, Says Democratic Nominee   STARTS ON TOUR TO WEST SHORTLY   in Two Speeches Ohioai Declares Wall Street Planning Coup

G.0:P, BARREL HAS:  $15,0003000 INIT, SAYS GOV, COX {N SPEC    Meanwhile Harding Stands Pat on  the Front Porch, Despite All f Seors ‘of Oppgsition °

LANSING REMOVED OVER POLICIES   Differed With President on Vita Foreign Affairs.   CAUSED KEEN FRICTION   Started When the Two Journeyed to Paris.

Differences Over Foreign Policy of Long Standing Caused Final Split   AMBASSADOR DAVIS PROBABLE SUCCESSOF   MAY BE RECALLED PRO” ENGLAND TO ASSUME POSE   TION LEFF VACANT KY \- SD AWRSEING.

Lansing Resigns Following Break With Wilson On European Poligy.  Breach Said to Be of Long Standing—Specu'ation Ac to Successor.

IRISH TOWN OUT OF FOOD SUPPLY   er re  DONEGAL MAKES FRANTIC APPEAL TO LONDONDERRY FOR FOOD, CAN’T GET IT.

TRAWN CREWS REFUSE TO DELWER SUPPLE   Frantic Appeals for Food From trish Town Go Unheeded From Disorder

TROOPS ON GUARD AT A TRIAL   Steps Teker te > Prevent Meb VWte-. leaee ian KNenstecky.

DECIDE ON EARLY OPENING   The Western Base Bal! League WII) Go Into Action Abeut April 14 or 21.

READY 10 FIGHT TQ WIN FREEDON    Democratic Party Will Join Naticnalists in Demand for Immediate Independence.

SOVIET ARK HELD UF   Sending of Another Ship Load o Undesirable Aliens to Russia Is Blocked

STAPLE GOTTON GHOPERATIVE ASS'N   BANKERS APPROVE STAPLE, CORTON ASSOCIATION   GREENVILLE BANKERS TALK   Planters of Washington County Ave Slowly But Sureiy Valllug Inte  Jinesfor (he Association,

STAPLE COTTON GOOPERATIVE: ASS   SBS. APPROVE STAPLE ‘ COTTON ASSOCIATIOD         GREENVILLE BANKERS TALK   He “Slowly : But Surely Falling Into “Tine: foe, tho Assoc lation. :  j “Washington County Are

SAYS NO U. S. OFFICER KILLED   Rear Admiral Andrews Wires That No American Slain at Snalato.

DENIES U. S, OFFICER KILLED   Cablegram From Rear Admiral An. drews Says No American Slain in Spalato Riots.

BRYAN BITTER OVER TREATY DEFEAI   Says It Is x Collosal Crime Against Qur Own Country and the World mS

COLOSSAL CRIME, _ BRYAN DECLARE:   ‘Wants Congress to Declare ~War-Endedand: Define

DECLARES TREATY DEFEAT GRIME AGAINST AMERICA   Bryan Says It Is Unfortunate Result of Requiring Two-Thirds Vote for Ratification.

GULOGOAL GRIM AGAINGT GOUNTEY AND THE WORLE   Bryan Is for Ending War and feat of the Treaty by Senate nenarity:  He ls tor lies the War and   He Is for nding the War and Indorsing League of Nations.

BAYAN DECLARES DEMOCRACY BETRAYED   Nebraskan Asserts That Democratic Alliance With Irreconcilables Was Disgraceful

OF TREATY GRILLED BY BRYAN      DEFEAT BY A MINORITY CALLED NATIONAL CRIME.   Partieulariy Severe Teward Deme erate Whe Lined Up With Irreeceaeiiables — Sheuld Deelare State ef Peace.

Bryan Calls on Senators to De clare State. of Peace — and. Participation ——  ‘Sm League.   Says Foreign Policy Should B. Defined /by Majority, © thirds,  Not Two-t

EFEAT OF THE — TREATY SA COLOSSAL CRIME   THAT IS THE STATEMENT OF W. J. BRYAN MADE AT NEW HAV_ EN, CONN., TODAY.   The Action of the Senate is the More Disgraceful Because Rejection Was Bronght About by Union For  That Purpose.

DEFEAT OF TREATY 1S  COLOSSAL CRIME--BRYAR   Says Ht Should Be Aa Easy to Ene War As to Begin H~ - Intervie

BAYAN DENOUNCES PARTY LEADERSHIP   DECRIES FAILURE OF PEACE TREATY AS COLOSSAL CRIME AGAINST WORLD   ASK FOR RECONSIDERATION   Wants Senate to Declare Peace and Amend Constitution Providing for a Majority  Nericion

1 OOOO OO O SHEESH EOE:   MAY USE MOTOR TRUCKS is EMERGENCY CASES

SOUTHERN BANKERS WILL HOLD MEETING   TO DISCUSS FORMATION $12, 000,000 FOREIGN TRADING CORPORATION.

GERMAN CONDITIONS LIKELY TO GET WORSE  - BEFORE THEY'RE BETTER LONDON BELIEVE   Some Central Go¥ernment  Likely to Prevail, View of British Officials.

WORaT TQ SOME BRITISH OPINIDS   Germany, It Is Believed, Will Experience Harder Knocks Before Peace.

VIRTUAL EMBARGO PUT ON PASSPORTS   Administration Holds No One Can Hold Office of Temporary . Seeretary Now.

UNTIED STATES IS NOW WITHOUT A SECRETARY OF STAT!   Result of Senate’s Failure to - Pass on Colby Nomination  —Pojk Back to Old Job

TRAVEL EMBARGO IN EFFECT WHEN POLK TERM ENDS   With Colby Confirmation De layed No Passports Are “Issued By United States

NO HAND AT HELM OF STATE.   ‘resident Wilsen’s Cabinet for Tim Beiag Withewt Premier.

STATE DEPARTMENT TIES UP TRAVELERS      No Official Head Pending Colby Appointment—Issue No More Passports,

PASSPORT ISSUANCE. ~ GEASES FOR PRESENT   THIRTY-DAY PERIOD OF 'SECRE. TARY POLK EXPIRES, LEAVING POSITION VACANT.

PASSPORT UNDER VIRTUAL BAN, WITH DEMAND HEAVY   Expiration of Polk's Temporary Secretaryship Creates Tangle in State Department.

SOAL- WAGE PEACE EXPECTED   Settlement in Anthracite Dispute Seen —Wilson Gets Concessions From Both Sides.

AN ANTHRACITE PEACE.   Settlement of Coal Controversy: Expected Soon ws

WAGE QUESTION ~~ NEAR SETTLEMENT   HARD COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS ARE NEAR AGREEMENT.

TO SETTLE COAL FIGHT   Peaceable End in Sight For Wage , Controversy.

SETTLEMENT 15 NEAR   BELIEVED AGREEMENT ON ASTHRACITE MINERS’ WAGES WILL BE REACHED.

SETTLEMENT WAGE DEMANDS OF MINERS 15 EXPECTED SOO   Secretary Wilson Says Concessions by Miners and Operators Make Certain Peaceful Settlment of Controversy at Early Date.

Settlement of Coal ’ Strike Controvers:   Secretary of Labor Wilson Sveures Concessions From Both Siles and a Final Settlement Expected.

MAY ARRIVE AT ~ SETTLEMENT OF ~ POAL WAGE TODAY      Concessions Have Been Obtained By Secretary of Labor From Both Miners and Operators.”

SETTLEMENT OF WAGE CONTROVERSY OF. MINERS (5 EXPECTER TOMORRAY   SECTETARD WILSON OBTAINS IM PORTANT CONCESSIONS FROM BOTH SIDES,

(ANTHRACITE MINERS”. AND OPERATORS AGREE      Secretary Wilson Has Won Con  cessions ‘from Both Sides and  Made Settlement.

SETTLEMENT S EXPECTED   Miners. and Operator: Both Make Concessions It Is Said”

DEATH NEAR WINDFALL   Mrs. Sarah Trimble Died After Pro. longer Hlness,

amma alee ee salam eerc eee rine me  BRITON MAKES SECOND ESCAPE FROM OUTLAWS   Mexican Bandit Surrenders and Bertie C. J.ohnson Wins Liberty

JAPS PLOTTING RAILROAD GRAB   Encourage Bandit Raids in Effort to Gain Domination of Chinese Eastern.   EVIDENCE IS “GIVEN PEKIN   Reported to Government by Commis sion of Inquiry Sent to Manchuria and Siberia—Danger Will Disappear When Japs Leave Reaion.

‘Commission  ~ Says ~“Froubli i Will End When Terri.. tory Is Evacuted.

American, French and British Counsellors to Oriental Republic Report on Eastern Railway Situation   SJNTIMATES AID GIVEN BANDITS BY NIPPONESE      Declares Island Kingdom Overlooks No Opportuntiy to Thrust Itself Forward in Administration

JAPAN DESIRES CONTROL GHINA EAST RAILWAY   Evidence Produced Showing Japanese Backing Certain Bandit Activities.

1 EET GONROL OF RAILROAD   Domination of Chinese-East ern Attempted, Commis3 sion Reports

Insists that Article Ten has - Been Based Upon Resort to Military.

TO WORLD, as   NOT A BASIS OF PEACE   MUCH MORE LIKELY T6 LEAD 70 WAR, SO AE THINKS, 7,

NOT A BASIS OF PEACE   MUCH MORE LIKELY TO LEAD TO WAR, SO HE THINKS. 6

ASSAILS LEAGUE AS AN ALLIANCE   Senator Lodge in Address it New York Shows What the Wilson Pact Means.   A PROMOTER OF STRIFE

LODGE DUBS-LEAGUE “BREEDER OF WAR”   SENATOR SAYS “PACT IS FULL OF “ENFORCEMENT BY ARMIES.”

SIAL TO GIRL SCHEME ANOPTED TO PROTECT MORALS IN NEW YOR   FIFTEEN THOUSAND GIRLS ARE SWORN IN FOR PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS WORK.

WOMEN TO AID IN MORAL PROTECTION OF GIRLS   Vo Use “Youth to Youth" Sympathy to Acconyish Referm,

15,000 Young Women in New York to Aid in Protection of Morals of Young Girls

GIRLS TO HELP GURLS.   Fitty Thousand Young Wonien in Pro. _tective Organization. .

PROTECTION OF . YOUNG. GIRLS   Fifteen Thousand Young Women Will Aid in Work in New York

LOUISIANA’S DUTY, HE SAYS   Expresses His Opinion to State Chairman

COX SAYS LOUISIANA SHOULD RATIFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMEND. AT ONGE   Says Any Attempt to Exploit Class Hate Is Equally as Danserous as the Bolshevists in Europe

RATIFY SUFFRAGE, IS ADVICE OF COX   Democratic Candidate Takes Stand In Favor Of Giving Vote To Women.

SUFFRAGE VOTE IS DUTY OF LOUISIANA NEPE ARES PAV FAY   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE EXPRESSES OPINION ON STATUS OF SOUTHTPN ITAT EH.   TECAY FIGHT-ON   Constitutionality of Passage in West Virginia Is Attacked Seer penn -

SUFFRAGE FAVOR _, SHOWN BY COX IN MESSAGE   Tells Desire for Louisiana to Ratify Woman Suffrage Amendment at Once.

DUTY TO RATIFY   MAY PREVENT PROCLAMATION DECLARING ACT APPROVED. CALLS CAROLINA SESSION

AATIFY AT ONGE MESSAGE OF GOR TO LOUISIANAN:   Democratic Nominee Urces Favorable Action on Suffrage Amendment; Prorapt Action Is Looked or.

SUFFRAGE 1S Hl BYCOURT ACTION   CONSTITUTIONAL LEAGUES PRESIDENT PROCEEDS AGAINST COLBY.

ai ae  GOV. COX POINTS WAY FOR LOUISIANA   Says Legislature Owes It AssDuty Tx Democratic Party To Ratify Suffrage at Once.

CAROLINA WILL GET “WHACK” AT SUFFRAGE. GASE   NORTH CNROLING LEGISLATURE WILE Hoth SPECTAL SESSION ON ALG SP 16

COX ASKS LOUISIANA LEGISLATHRE TO ACT AT ONCE AND RATIFY VOTES FOR WOMEN’

COX POINTS OUT DUTY 10 SOLONS   Presidential Candidate Asks Louisiana Legislature to Ratify Suffrage.

COX URGES WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Duty of Louisiana Legisiature to Rati. fy Amendment, He Wires State Chairman,

COX URGES WOMAN. SUFFRAGE   Duty of Louisiana L qislature ta ‘Rati ty ‘Aniendment, He Wires *~ State Chairman.

MANY TELEGRAMS RECEIVED BY SOX   He Is Busy Reading Congrat ulatory Messages From Notables.

GOV. COX IN SUFFRAGE PLEA   Urges Louisiana Legislature to Ratify the Amendment.

PONZ!. SURRENDERS 10 AUTHORITIES; - CIBILITIES AMOUNT TO SEVEN “ae

PONZ SURRENDERS TO AUTHORITIES;  LINBILITIES ANQUNT TO SEVEN MILLIONS

na ERE GR EET  REPUBLICANS GIVE SUPPORT PROMS   F. D. Roosevelt Receives Many Letters

U.S. TELLS POLAND NOT TO ADVANCE TOO FAR   Large Attendance of Prop. erty Owners Express De.  sire That Improvement Be Deferred.

U.S. WARNS POLES OFF RUSSIAN SOIL   British Joins Plea to Keey Armies Within Own Boundaries.

National Guardsmen Seize Intoxicants at Galveston from Porto Rico Steame

BOOZE SEIZED ON STEANSHI   WOLTERS SAYS ONE DRUNKEN MAN MAY START RIOTING AT GALVESTON.

LIQUOR CARGH OOEIZED BY STATE TRUDPS   VIGOROUS ENFORCEMENT OF LIQUOR LAWS IN ORDER TO PREVENT OUTBREAKS,

LIQUOR SEIZED ‘BY GUARDSMEN   Ship in Galveston Port Raided Last Night.   Two Arrests

RAID STEAMER, SEIZE LIQUOR   Two Ship Officers Turned Over to Federal Authorities at Galveston.

GERMANY PAYING HER OBLIGATIONS   ‘Twenty Billion Gold Warks Sent to Country's Foes.   Berlin Banker Says Nation Will Meet All Obligations if Not Forced Into Bolshevism.

SETTLING THE BILL   GURMANY SENDS 20,000,000 MARKS TO ITS FOES.   Prominent Berlin Banker Says Coun try Will Pay All if Bolshevism Is Kept Out.

GERMANY PAYING UP   Twenty Billiori Gold Marks Sent te Country’s Foes.   Berlin Banker Says Nation Will Meet All Obligations if Not Ferced Into Be!shevicm.

FIRST DEMANDS OF REBEL UNION MEN WILL STAND   Grunau Denies Reports of ; Plan’ te End Strike-—To  Demand Recognition   MANY RETURN TO WORK   Lackawanna and Other Strikers-Act Favorably

!  Prince Carol Predteta His Country   Will Seon Become One of  Richest ia Europe.

PRINCE CAROL TALKS ABOUT HIS DIVORCI   Heir to Rumania Throne, Visiting Amcrica, Also Discusses Prohibition.

PHOUSANDS iS PASSAGE ") AMBRICA   Baltic Port Crowded by Families Fleeing Before Soviet Advance   REDS CUT RAILWAY   Warsaw-Danzig Line Split by Soviet Army; Drive Continues

SAYS GOV. COXIS. LABOR'S FRIENR   UNITED MINE WORKERS’ OFFICIAL GIVES OPINION ‘ON THE NOMINEE.

FIFTEEN DEFENDANTS DISMISSEL      JUDGE CLARENCE SESSIONS ALSO STRUCK OUT FIFTH COUNT OF THE INDICTMENT.   EVIDENCE WAS — INSUFFICIENT   List of Defendants in the Election Fraud Case in Michigan Has Been Reduced to Eighty-five.

DEFENSE SCORES IN NEWBERRY CASE   Judge Sessions Discharges Fifteen More defendants in Vote Fraud Action.   FIFTH COUNT ALSO DISIMSSED   Rules No Evidence Has Been Submitted te Which Would Warrant oCnviction on Charge—Made .  Vote Buying Crime.

N NEWBERRY GASE SCORES IM PORTANT VICTORIES   The Judge Dismissed Fifteen More Defendants from the Case.

DROPPING QUT OF DEFENDANTS   In the Newberry Trial Look: Like Beginning of Collapse of the Case.   OVER 37 PER CENT OF THEM DISMISSED   Judge Says Changes Musi Be Made in the Form of  the Mharcac

HINES TO ACT © AS ARBITER OF GERMAN BOAT:   Will Allot River Tonnage According fo Claims Linder Traaby

BUSY DAY EOR ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nominee Wag Entertained in Twin Cities

WILL PASS BY A PARTY VOTE   Senator Hitchcock Conceeds That Knox Resolution Will Pass   " WILL BE VETOED ALSO

WILSON TO VETO MOVE FOR PEAGE   Hitchcock Concedes Knox Res olution Will Pass in Senate With Aid of Democrais.   MAJORITY ARE IN FAVOR

SENATE 10 PASS KNOX RESOLUTION   Democratic Leader Admits Republicar Control Will Put Across Plan t Duck Out of War: Wilson Veto : Forecast by Hitchcock.

Democrats Concede Party Vote Will Probably Put Measure Through.   DEPEND ON PRESIDENT TO USE VETO POWER   Underwood Says He Wil Back Hitchcock in Opposition Moves.

SEN. HITCHCOCK ACKNOWLEDGES WILL FOR PEACE WILL. PASS SENATE,   RESOLUTION WILL BE VOTED UBON WEDNESBAY—PARPIES SBLin Oe In

NEQULU TUN UF PEACE WILL Bt PASSED BELIEF   Senator Hitchcock Concedes Adoption But Expects Its Veto by President   WILL BE CALLED UP IN SENATE WEDNESDAY)   CNDERWOOD STATES HE WIL! SUPPORT NEBRASKA SENA TOR’S LEAD IN OPPOSING MEASURE.

KNOX PEACE PLAN IS OPPOSED   Democratic Leader Predicts Re. solution Will Not Pass.

WILL PASS RESOLUTION FOR PEACE   Democratic Leader Says Knox Measure Is Assured of Adoption   Resolution Will Be Called Up in the Senate Next Wednesday

KNOX RESOLUTION WILL BE ADOPTED IN SENATE   Hitchcock Admits This Likeli hood But Says President Will Then Veto It.

PROBABLY WILL AE ADOPTED   Bog b  Senator Hitchcock  Concedes Peace Resolution's Adontion But Says/ President Will Probably . Vete. {

QULUTION EXPEGTED 10 PAdo   Senator Hitchcock. Leader of Opposition, Believes It Will Get Majority Vote.   SAYS IT IS “WEAK. AFFAIR’

DECLARE REDS OPENED FIRE   Yanks Delly Marchers Were Aggres ’ give in Armistice Day Pight,

GIANT PLANES  START FLIGHT FOR ALASKE   First landing will be made late today at Erie. Pa.

(FF OM LONG TRIP   Four Giant Planes Leave Long Island for Alacka.

FOUR AMRY PLANES = START ON LONG FIG   Trans-Continental Flight Of 9, 000 Miles 1o Nome, ; Alaska, Begun.

BANDITS GET BIG HAUL WHEN GOVERNMENT. MAIL IS LOOTED IN TRANSIT   Express Car Containing $12,000,000 in U. S. Bullion, Registered Mail and  , Bonds Is Robbed Near Council Bluffs, lowa.   BOOTY THROWN FROM TRAIN IN SUBURBS

FORTUNE STOLEN BY TRAIN BANDITS: Aa MAIL CAR ROBBEL   Between $1,000,000 and $1,200,000 Obtained By Robbers.

NEWS NOTES OF U. 6. COLLEG   COLLEGE BOOSTS ENDOWMENT  FUND AND MORE THAN $9,000  - JS RAISED IN A WEEK

NEWS:NOTES OF ULC. COLLEGE   COLLEGE BOOSTS ENDOWMENT _ FUND. AND MORE THAN $9,000 IS RAISED IN A WEEK 

MADISON DESERTER NOT BELIEVED MAN INVOLVED IN MURDER   €amp Grant Private is Capture¢ in Madison After Long Hunt for Him      AT FIRST CONNECTED WITH SHOOTING OF OFFICER'S WIFE   In Madison Jail Suspect Shifts Blame to Companion ~

MEXICAN GENERAL SENTENCED TO DIE   Mexican Secretary of War Orders Execution of Gonzales.   Gomez Captures Rebel Leader After Defeating Forces Under Carios Osuna—32 Insurgents Killed.

GONZALES IS SEIZED   FORMER GOVERNOR OF MEXICAN STATE IS CAPTURED.   Secretary of War of Mexico Orders Execution of Rebel Leader of Tamaulipas.

FACES DEATH PENALTY   Mexican Secretary of War. Orders Execution of Gonzales,   - & Gomez Captures Rebel Leader After Defeating Forces Under Carlos Osuna—-32 Insurgents Killed.

YOUNGSTOWN MAN © MAKES CONFESSION   iSays His Partner Gets Away rs with Their Loot.

FIRST WIRELESS CONCERT   Madame Melba Sings Into Telephon and Voice Is Heard Over Radius of 1,000 Miles.

OPERA BY WIRELESS   Concert in London Heard as Far as Bertin and Warsaw

MUSIC BY WIRELESS.   Much Enthusiasm Over the Sucgess of Concert by Melba. a

STILL FIGHTING ~ SUFFRAGE BIL!   BUT TENNESSEE WOMEN SCORE ANOTHER VICTORY WHEN RESOLUTION IS TABLED

SUFFRAGE GRINS PINT IN EIGHT TODELAY ACTION   Attempt to Pass Joint Resolution to Postpone Action Mg ails   ROBERTS URGES LAW FOR WOMAN’S TAXES   FIGHT Is CARRIED ON IN TEN NESSEE, LEGISLATURE FOF AND AGAINST R ATTFICATIOS OF AMENDMENT.

STRIKE ORDER STANDS~BARKER   President Says Men Will Go Out Unless They Receive Pay Inerease

President ‘Wilson’ Will Meet Delegation of. Railroad. Men for Confe Conference  ‘JEWELL CHAIRMAN OF BODY.

Armour & Company’s Plan to Segregate  Leather Announcer   New Company is Formed Along Line of Agreement With Atty.-Gen. Palmer.

PACKING GOMPANY LEATHER INTEREST TO BE SEPARATED   SEGREGATION 18 IN CONFORM. ITY WITH AGREEMENT WITH GOVERNMENT

HIND REW ANGLE IN MURDER WYSTER)   Bride of Wanderer Withdrew Money From Bank Two Dave Before Her Death.

Forced To Seek - Employ ment In Posi tions Mos'em Women Never Filled Before,

RUSSIANS ADVANCE AT  BREST-LITOVSK ALONE   Great Battle in ‘Progress on Nortk Front Toward East Prussian Fron-. tier, with No Details Given   FRENCH AND BRITISH PREMIERS TO CONFER AT HYTHE UPON SITUATION

ate  DAYS TOFIGHT SALE OFLIOUOR FOR INFLUENZ!   Randall Says Pint of Liquor Every Ten Days Enough for Sick Men

DRY LEADERS WILL.FIGHT   Ropresentutive Randall Says Siek ATi Can Get a Pint of Liquor  fiver     vy Ten Diys Naw.

TO INSURE ALL EMPLOYES      Big Coal Company in Pennsylvania Announces Plan.

SEVEN OF CREW OF EAGLE BOAT LOST IN WRECK   Craft Capsizes in Delawar River—51 Persons Are Saved.

FAGLE BOAT UPSETS, SEVEN MEN MISSING   Squall Hits War Craft on Delaware River   One Man Cuts Hole Through Side ot Vessel—Fifty-One Rescued

EAGLE BOAT CAPSIZES.   Seven of Vessel’s Crew Unac counted For—-May Have Been Saved,

ILLINOIS ELECTION STILL DOUBTFUL: “ONE SURE WINNER   Outlaw Republican Faction * Headed By Thompson Defeat Lowden in Chicago   “UNCLE JOE” IN RACE   Returns Show Sen. Lewis Wins Democratic Nominawon For Governor

LOWDEN CANDIDATES GAIN THEN LOSE IN CLOSE CONTEST      Official Count May Be Needed to Decide Mlinois Pri mary Election.   OGLESBY WAS AHEAD OF SMALL BY 2863   The Latter Comes Back, Baws ever, and Is Now Downstate Opponent by 6.885 Wozes.

SUSPENDED   ILLINGIS RESULTS   In Doubt Until More Complete Roturne are Received.

“ PETITION FOR CONCRETE,   a ee i ran Suggested Linprovenienit That Wil ar . fect ‘the City of Tipton.  +

PETITION POR CONCRETE   Suggested Improvement That Will (ffect the City of Tipton.

PLANS ARE MADE IN ALABAMA FOR COTTON FINANCE   VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIS ATTEND: MERTING. OF BANKERS TO FIN. ANCE COTTON CROP

Alabama Cotton 7 Producers Fix Price         Alabaiua Division o Amer Hein Cottay Assochatlon Voto to Bix Price of Cotton at Forty Cents tha Pound,

DEFY HOODOOS: AT. BANQUET   Anti.Superstitious Men of New Yort Hold Their Annual Dinner-— Many 13s,

HOODOOS DEFIED BY DINERS   Annual Banquet ts Held by New York’s Anti-Superstitious.

From Germany Said to Have Beon Advocated by the Premier of Italy.   ITALIAN ATTITUDE MAY BS Er xECTIVE   France Will Continue Opposi’ tion to Lughteping the purden of Gerwanry.

Ttalian Premier Advocates   Waiving of War Penalty in Peace Move.   FRANCE TO PROTEST   Drastic Action Taken in London Conference During Miflerand’s Absence.

[TALIANS WOULD WAIVE RERMANY'S WAR INDEMNIT   Attitude May Have A Place In Manifesto on Economic Conditions   A REVISION OF THE PEACE TREATY   Closer Relations With Russia and Economic Assistance to Germany. —

Advoce res: ‘Waiving - the dT teaty:Provisions on ~ “Fhat’Point                HERS LIFT ” ‘ARS TO ENEMY   Closer Relations With Germans and Soviet Russia “ Sotight

Premier Nitti of Italy Said To Be the ' Sponser.   GERMANY NEEDS HELP   France Opposed To Any  Lightening of the Burden.

OUSTER SUIT   Brought Against Kausas Sheriff For Alieged Misconduct.

OUSTER SUIT IS FILED AGAINST GIRARB SHERIF   Accused of Misconduct:in - Allow lng Howat, a ‘Prisoner, to Sneak.

TALK BY HOWAT MAY COST THIS SHERIFF’S JOB   Industrial Court Starts Ouster Proceedings Against Him.

STEPS TAKEN TO DEPOSE SHERIFF IN KANSAS TOWN   Man Who Permitted the “Jail Meeting” to Face Court.

DUSTER SUIT FOR SHERIFF   Who Permitted Alexander Howat to Addressed Miners Monday.

PREPARE PAPERS FOR OUSTING OF KANSAS SHERIFF   CHARGED WITHL MISCONDUC’ IN ALLOWING PRISONER TO SPEAK,   ALEXANDER HOWAT IS CAUSE OF TROUBLI

MAY OUST SHERIFF WEBB OF CRAWFORD   ALLOWED HOWAT TO MAKI SPEECH FROM THE JAIL BALCONY   Other Miners Who Refused to Come Before. the Court to Testify Will Be Tried   The Methods of Some of. the Coal Operators Were Questiened By the Court

PLAN OUSTER OF KANSAS SHERIFF   FOLLOWS PERMIT TO ALLOW HOWAT TO SPEAK  Action To Be Instituted By Court of Industrial Relations — Charge  Vinere With fentemnt.

OFFICER IS ACCUSED OF MISCONDUCT   Attorneys for New Court Will Ask His Removal— Tieyp of Coal Industry in thePittsburg Fieid Almost Complete.

PITTSBURG IS - STORM CENTER   THINGS HAVE BEEN HAPPEN: IN FROM EARLY MORNING,    OUSTER “PROC EEDINGS  HAVE BEEN STARTED AGAIN HIM.   Practically all thé Miners are Out und 25 of them are Hailed “Toward Jail for Confempt

Howat’s Jail Speech May Cost Sheriff Webb a Job   Ouster Proceedings Against Crawford County Official Filed in Supreme Court at Topeka—Suspension on Five Days’ Notice Also Asked—Bench Warrants to Be Issued for Fourteen Kansas Miners.

WANT 10 QUST ONERIFF FOR —HOWAT'S SPEECH   Claim He Permitted Attacks on Governor and Industrial Court Law.

ALLOWED HOWAT TO MAKI SPEECH FROM THE JAIL BALCONY   MISCONDUCT CHARGED   Other Miners Who Refused to Come Before. the Court to Testify, i Will Be Tried   The Methods of Some ofthe Coat Operators Were Questioned ¥ By the Court

MINERS IGNORE PORT TEMANNS   Fail to Appear at Kansas Hearing Today of Industrial Situation.   PLAN TO OUST SHERIFF

JAKE STEPS 10 JUST SHERIF AT GIRARD, KAS,   Official Who Permitted Ale: Howat to Speak May Be ‘*Canned.’’   MINERS REFUSE TO RESPOND TO COURT   Twenty-Five Union Official Are in Open Contempt for Refusal.

SEEKS REMOVAL OF SHERIFF. WHO LET HOWAT TALK   Practically Every Mine in Kan. sas Idle While Union-Leader Is Behind Bars.

Petal WE RETIRE FROM U3, ~— ARMY AT EARLY DATE   General Who Led the Amierican Forces Wants More Active Life Than the Army Will Provide in the Future And He Will Retire.

HURLEY GIVES BIG WELCOME 10 IT RUM SELLER   Hilarious Time in Toughes' Town When Saloonmen Return From Jail.

Senators. McKellar and Sheppard Declare in Report Re: organization Plan Would Make President the Dictator   Assertion is Made Military Establishment Would Cost Uncle Sam More Than One Billion Dollars Annually

DENOUNCE THE , “NEW ARMY BILL   a ‘THEY STIGMATIZE THE MEASURE  AS “MELITARISM RUN MAD.”   FIGHT LOAN TO POLAND   FURTHER RELIEF TO EUROPE IS BRINGING SHARD DEBATE,   Faljlure to Ratify the Peace Treaty Denouuced ay Reason For Bad Economle Conditions.

“MILITARISM RUN MAD.” $°° Senate Minority Report _ ‘Term   . - «x. .. ?_...  8 a

MILITARISM RUNS MAD IN NEW ARNIY Bil IS CHARGE   MINORITY REPORT FILED IN SENATE BY McKELLAR AND SHEPPART.   COSTS BILLIONS   Compulsory Training Plan Estimates Said to Be Incorrect.

ARMY PLAN I$ SCORED BY THE MINORITY   Senator McKellar Calls Scheme Militarism of Ultira-German Type   CREATES A DICTATOR      Says Majority Bill Would Cost the Peaple Billion Dollars Annually

MINORITY RAPS © ARMY BILL AS      It Would Mean “Militarism Tub “Mad, u ‘Declares  Senators’. Dissenting Reports

ILITARY TRAINING IS ‘a ASSAILED   Would Cost Taxpayers Bil lion a Year.   Minority Report On Senate Bil Filed by Senators McKellar and Shepherd.

NEW ARMY BILL  IS DECLARED TO” BF UNNECESSARY   Minority Report Scores Universal Traine =~ ing   POINTS ‘OUT DANGERS

SEFK VICE PRESIDENCY   Hoosier and Illinois. ManOw “For Farm. Bureau Honor:

JOWA MAN 10 HEAD FARMERS’ BUREAU FOR ANOTHER YEAR   J. P. Howard Has No Opposition to Re-Election as President National Federation.

FARM BUREAU CHIEFS CLOSE SESSIONS TODAY      J. R, Howard Present Chief Will Be Re-elected According to the Dope at Indianapolis.

ALLIES DEMAND ACCUSED HUNS   896 Names On List Handes Kurt Von Lersner, Who Resians.

CLAIM CURE FOR CANCER IS FOUND   Dr. Rollin, Famous Mamburg Spec ialist, Says Blood Infusion Is Cure,

SUNGHESD HAD TAKEN UP THe BURDEN AGAIN   PEACE TREATY CONFERENCES FREQUENT BUT NOTHING TANGIBLE RESULTS   House Prenared to Refuse Seat To Victcr Berger—Mann Will Vote ‘to Seat

CONGRESS FACES HEAVY CALENDAR   BOTH HOUSES RECONVENE WITH MONTH'S WORK IN VIEW LOADING SLATES.   TREATY NOT TAKEN UP   Victor Berger, Wisconsin Socialis Re-elected, Does Not Show Up For Seat in House.

BERGER WILL Bt AGAIN REFUSED SEAT IN HOUSE   >ongress Gets Down to Work and League of Nations Compromise Is Discussed By) Senators Informally.

STATE AND HOUSE RESUME ACTIVITIES   Congress Without Formality Begins Disposition of Bills.  ~ © er ee -— Yo. Po ae on   SEDITION ACT GOES OVER   Debate on Water Rower Devel. opment Measure Started Mann Announces He Wil Support Berger——-Discussio1 of Peace Treaty During Day Only Perfunctory.

GUNGRESS GETS 10 WORK QUIGKLY AFTER HOLIDAY REGESS   Resumés Normal Appearances of Scant Attendance During Speechmaking.   DISCUSSION OF PEACE TREATY 1S PERFUNCTORY   Vielor Berger Fails to Arrive, but Immediately Upon His Presentation of His Credentials Howse Leaders Plan to Again Refuse to Seat Him— Mana Vill Support Secialist’s Claims,

CONSRESS READY TO KIGK BERGER OUT ONCE MORE   WISCONSIN SOCIALIST FAILS TO SHOW UP TO CLAIM HIS SEAT BUT IS EXPECTED THERE TODAY

CONGRESS GET BACK 10) WORK WITHOUT DELAY   WITHIN HOUR AFTER MEETING BOTH HOUSES BRUISILY ENGAGED UPON DUTIES   PEACE TREATY fiSCHSSED   Several, Misec! neous Bills Dispos: ed oi —Victor Berger, Soci list, Expected to Arrive Today

REPUBLICAN LEADER WILL SUPPORT BERGER   Congiesseman Mann, Ill., States H  Will Back Claims of Socialist for Seat.

KANSAS YOUTH ADRITS . EFFORT TO KELL FAMIL'   Confession Claims Son Wanted Parents and Others Mur‘dered for Estate.

EFFORTS MADE TC SAVE NEGRO’S. LIFE   Despite Heavy Patrol of Service Men, Independence, Kan., Moti May Lynch Noble Green   MURDERED GROCER, CHARGE   American Legion Members Patrol Streets to Prevent Recurrence of Race Riots.

Despite Heavy Patral of Service Men, Independence, Kas., Fears Renewal of Last Night's Warfare.   TWO KILLED AND FOUR . INJURED DURING NIGHT.   Battle Starts When Negro Wantonly Kills White Lad ou Street Following Arrest   ae Waerg Murderer.

FEAR MOB WIL LYNGH GOLORED MURDERER YET   Hundreds of White Men Ready for Leader in Kansas

PRICE OF MILK DUE FOR RISE   One Gent Advance in Chicago ft Announced for Tomortow by Bie’ Doalers

G. 0. P. AFFIDAVIT SAYS $2,741,503; DEMOS’ $699,971   Sworn Statements Are Filed With House Of  Representatives.

Plenty of Coin tor All Parties, in This Battl   EVEN SOCIALISTS SEEM TO HAVE SUFFICIENT MONEY FOR PURPOSES—STATEMENT OF THEIR COLLECTIONS AND EXPENDITURES UP TO OCTOBER 18 HAVE BEEN FILED BY PARTY TREASURERS.

REPUBLICANS LEAD IN EXPENDITURES   Majority. Of Campaign Fand Con iributions Are Of $1000 Or Lesse: Amounts.

DANPAIEN C051 50,000,000 10 DATE   Sworn Statements Filed With Clerk of House of Representatives by Treasurers of Three Principal Parties.

ALL POLITICAL. PARTIES: SPEND NEAR 4 MILLION   Democrat, _Republican'/and Socialist Totals Run ’to’ More Than $3,600,000   G.O.P. SUM TRIPLES ‘DEM   z ep EST  4. E. HEDGER OF ABERDEEN. DQ- NATES $1,500 TO REPUBLIC.” CAN CAMPAIGN FUND

STATEMENT OF  CAMPAIGN TUNDS OF BOTH PARTIE   Democrats and Republicans Each Have Some Very Warm Financial Friends  Over the Country   G. 0. P. LINES OUT OVER $2,000,000 AHEAD   REPORT. OF HARDINGITES COVERS 2,500 PRINTED: PAGES; LIST OF NAMES OF HFAVIEST CON ' TRIRUTORS, TO CAMPAIGN 

REPUBLICAN FUNG 02,000, 000 MORE THAN DEMOGRATIC   The Sworn Statement Filec Shows Vast Expenditure by G. C..P.   Presidential Campaign Has Already Cost More Than $3,600,000.

Republicans Had Spent $2,741, 503.34, Democrats $699, 711.69 and Socialists $48, 478.68, Statements Show.

/f41,  PAID OUT BY G.0.P.   Democratic Fight Costs $699,971 to Oct. 21   Only 16 Contribute Above $1,000 Each to Republicans.

CAMPAIGN rikG COST NEARLY 4 MILLION   Largest Single Contribution Was $20,000.

$099,711 SPENT BY DEMOCRATS IN (920 CAMPAIGN   Report of Treasurer Compares With $2,741,503 Expended By G. O. P. in Presidential Election.

(.0.P.USE $2,741,000 i DEMOCRATS $699,900   FIGURES COVER FIRST LAP OF CAMPAIGN UP TO 18TH OF OCTOBER   ONLY FEW BIG CONTRIBS   Reports Give ‘Small Number ‘of large Contributions—Socialist’ Fund Small,

MILLIONS SPENT IN PRESIDENTIAL RAGE   [SWORN STATEMENTS SHOW THREE PARTIES HAVE EXPENDED $3,600,000.   REPUBLICANS IN LEAD   Democratic Campaign Committee Reports Contributions of . $699,971.69.

CAINPAIG EXPENSE STATEMENTS FILER   Republicans Spend $2,741, $03.24; Democrats Show Outlay of $699,971.69   CONTRIBUTIONS LISTED   Socialist Party Has Surplus Hundreds of $1,000 Dona“tions Are Shown

ALL POLITICAL PARTIES SPEND NEAR 4 MILLION   Democrat, Republican and Socialist Totals Run to  More Than $3,600,000  1   G.O.P. SUM TRIPLES DEM   H. E. HEDG@ER OF ABERDEEN pDoNATES $1,500 TO REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND

1920 CAMPAIGN EXPENSES TOTAL OVER $3,600,000   Treasurers of Three Leading Parties File Statements in House.

LET THE PROHIS SHOVEL SNOW IS LABOR’S LATESI   DIFFICULTY OF NEW YORK CITY AUTHORITIES IN SECURING WORKERS GIVEN NEW EXPLANATION.

SURFACE CARS APPEAR ON LOWER BROADWA\   Were Only Sent to Dig fee On Tracks, However, and Carried No Passenters,

HIS VACATION TO BE CRUISE UP SALT RIVER   Friends Busy With Invita tions to Harding for After Election.

VOLUNTEER SUGGESTIONS FOR VACATION TRIP FOR “SENATOR HARDING  ees, ace

ahaha tachi ileal aaa  Many Would Have Harding» As Their Guest--Cox Lists  Infiuences Backing League   Lists Sunnorters of Learcne.

MANY WOULD ENTERTAIN HARDING AFTER ELECTION   Republican Nominee Asked * t Take.a Vacation i ina Fey. “ ~ - Days.”

HAREING RECENES MANY INVITATIONS   Asked To Rest At Winter Rerorte

TO MAKE VISIT   Suggestions’ for Vaca: tion Pouring Into Republican Offices

VACATION TRIP SUGGESTED FOR SEN, HARDING   POPULAR WINTER RESORTS _ HAVE ASKED TO BE HIS _ HOST AFYER CAMPAIGN.

VACATION PLANS FOR MR. HARDIN   Very Many Popular Winter Resorts Want To Be ’ His Host.

PROPOGE REST FOR HARDIN   POPULAR WINTER RESORTS , ASK HONOR OF BEING HOST TO NOMINEE

FRIENDS ARE CEFERING VACATION TRIPS 1D REPHALICAN NOMINEE      HE WILL PROBABLY CHOOSE NICE JOURNEY UP SALT CREEK EARLY IN NOVEMBER,

BRECON WILL BE HONORED BY U. 5.   MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO PA  EXPENSES OF AMERICAN DELEGATES.

TOY BALLOON.  TRAVELS 400 MILE   SENT UP IN IOWA, LANDS NEAR ~ BROWNSTOWN, IND—LETTER TELLS OF FLIGHT

TOY BALLOON TRAVELS 400 MILES IN ONE DAY   Sent up at Oskaloosa, fa.. and i: Found by Girl at Brownstown.

GETTING READY     FOR OLYMPIAD   England Preparing for Great Athletic Event at Antwerp

Government Insurance of Soldiers will Now be Paid in Lump Sum to

LIBERAL BENEFITS ALLOWED FOR EX: SERVICE MEN   New.. Amendment to the War. Risk . Insurance Act, Sees Many. New Features, for: Veterans  “of. World: Wa        PARTICULARS

E,W. WICKEY TALKS ON THE IGE QUESTION   East Chicago Man Official of State Ice Dealer's Body, Gives Address at Capitol.

State Mine Inspector. Removed; Did Not Work  for Public’s Interest

Fourteen Ptanes Started On Trip This Morning, First Stop to Be In Mexico.

CALDER ON HOUSE SHORTAGE   High Rate of Income Tax One Cause, He Tells the Senate

BLAMES INCOME TAX   SEN. CALDER SAYS IT PREVENTS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE AND CAUSES HOUSE SHORTAGE,

WOULO CUT MORTGAGE TAX   Senator Calder Urges. Congress ‘te Take Steps to Solve House Shortage: Prabiem.

PROBE RUMORS GAMBLERS WILL FIX PLAYERS   So the World Serles May be Worn hb: CieYeland American League Team, oe

BROOKLYN CLUB T0 TESTIFY   Dodgers Will Tell District Attorney  if They Know of Plot to Thraw Serte«.

WOULD KNOW IF OHODKLYA ID GAOUKED   CHARGING BRIBES     Is Public Duty Says District Attorney; Players Are Called.

After Gamblers Not Members Brooklyn's —Jeam, Declares Lewis   District Attorney in New York Says Investigation to Show  if Ball Players Have Been Approached to Throw ; 1Q9f7 Winrld’e Cariac.

PROBING REPORT GAMBLERS PLOT BROOKLYN BRIBE      Gambling Quiz Bulletins

TEAM CALLED BEFORE {URY   Charged With Betng Fixed to Lose Series.

TO INVESTIGATE BEFORE Sthilty   BASE BAL& MAGNATES WART TRUTH BROUGHT OUT.   GRAND JURY 1S TO CONTINUE   Some Attorneys Hold That Chicago Authorities Are Without Power To Prosecute the Confessed Guilty Players,

trombers of the Clnb Ave Schedules to Appear Before the District Attorney Tomorrow and Tell Whether They Have Been Lpnproached.

UNCOVER FREIGHT THEFTS   aa e  Train Crew Charged with Stealing Coods Valued At $35,000.

TRAIN CREWIN  BALTIMORE {S UNDER ARREST   FEDERAL & AUTHORITIES Sones STEALING Ob FREIGHT WORTH $35.000.   Six Men, All Living in Balti ‘more, Are Being Held in Pa. lice Station.

EXTRA SESSION CALLED.      Cornwell's Proclamation Asks Consideration of Laws On Criminal Trials.

UX SUBJECTS 1 BE CONSIDERED BY CPE CIAL SESSION   Governor Will Ask Legislature to Provide for Registration of Women.   WOULD CHANGE LAW AS TO CRIMINAL TRIALS   ‘Urges Amending and Reenact.   ing of Chapters of Code and of Acts of 1919 Session Re. lating to Selecting of Jurors Matewan Tragedy Reason.

VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.   Whist Party, Social and Musical Programme Well Attended.

_VERY ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.  Whist Party, Social and Musica Den ewenmm. Wall At¢tandaoad

UNIONS DEFEND QUCIALIOTS NOW ON TRIAL IN fl. ¥   Ask That Five Suspended Mer Be Reinstated In Assembly At Once.

AEGEATING FIVE SUSPENDED LAW MAKERS DEMANDED   Resolutions Adopted at Conference of Labor, Civic and Social Organizations.   NO INTIMATION GENERAL STRIKE BY ANY SPEAKER   Many Sarcastic Remarks, However, Were Cast at Speaker of New York Assemily—Louis Waldman, Only Socialist Assemblyman to Make Address, Loudly Cheered,

Indict Judge      M cGan non IC        Second Degree Offense Charged; Misi Neely Testifies She Followed MeGant non’s Auto to Murder Scene in Cleveland

MGANNON INDICTED  IN THE KAGY CASE   Gleveland ‘Judge Charged with ~” Second Degree Murder, °

MGANNON- INDICTED . 1H THE KAGY CAS}   Cleveland. Judge Charged Wit “Second Degree Murder, °

REDUCE EXPRESS FORCES   Company Lays Off Men Throughout Country: Business. fa Dall. ©

Democratic Nominee’s Accept: ance Speech a Challenge and ls Defiant on Leading Issu2s   ACCUSE REPUBLICANS OF DISHONORABLE ACTS

SAY BUSINESS MEN DECLINED TO CO-OPERATE   U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce Speaker Makes The  Charge. _ Says Co-operation Belween The Farmer and Business Man _ Necessary,

SAYS BUSINESS MEN  DO NOT AID FARMERS   MORE COOPERATION URGED AT JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE _   Annual Convention at St. Louts Urges Development of inland Waterways

CHARGE BUSINESS MEN NOT ENOUGH HELP TO FARMERS   Junior Chamber of Commerce Points Out Failures of Commercial! Interests.

“ 3)       First Confererice” ‘of’ Junior Chamber of Commerce Asks Aid for the Farmers.

The Business Men  Should Co-Operate   Alenry Gicsseubier Jy., President of Junior Chamber of Commerce at St. Louis, Mukes Criticism and Surgvestion,

CHARGE FARMERS NOT SUPPORTED   BUSINESS MEN BLAMED BY JUN" JOR COMMERCE CHAMBER Lack of, Interest In Development of  lnInnd Waterways Also Charged to Business Men at St. Lows.

BUSINESS AND FARM URGED 10 CO-OPERATE   U. S. Junior Chamber Of Com merce Asked To Encourage Waterways Development.

fT OEE EI EI     Business Men’ ( ‘riticised at Conven. ition of Chamber of Conimerce.

CHIGAGO HAS REPORT OF EXECUTION OF U.S, WRITER IN FINLANE   John Reed, Under Indictment for Advocating Overthrow of Government, the Victim

JOHN REED REPORTED KILLED   Revolationary Agitator Said to Have Been Executed in Finland.

FINNS EXECUTE MAGAZINE WRITEE   John Reed, Harvard § Graduato but Advocate of Lenine, Tried to Escapo from Russia

REPORT JOHN REED IS SLAIN BY THE FINNS   Magazine Writer Said to Have Been Executed in Russia,

MOSCOW IN STATE OF SIEGE   Counter-Revolution in Red Capital Re ported by Kovno.

STATE OF SIEGE IN MOSCOW   Kovno Dispatches Report Counter. Revolution in the Russian Capital ~—-Entente Agents Blamed.

HOSTILITIES OF TURKISH NATIONALISTS TOWARD “AMERICANS INCREASING

TURKS TAKE GREAT DISLIKE TO YANKS   increasing Hostility Toward Americans Noted.   Nationalists Refuse Americans Permission to Carry on Relief Work and Bar “Old Glory.”

WAR MOTHERS INTERVENE FOR INDIANA SAILOR      Poo 7 : SERVICE STAR LEGION PETITION GOVERNOR OF N.Y. TO SAVE JESSE WALKER

WAR MOTHERS INTERVENE FOR INDIANA. SAILOR!   SERVICE STAR L RGION PETITION GOVERNOR OF N.Y. TO SAVE “JESSE WALKER

10 INTEAVENE FOR FVANSWILLE YOUTE    War Mothers Endeavor to Save Jess« Walker, 19, from Electric Chair in Sing Sing

Former German Steamer Constantia He'd in Dispute Over Payment of Port Charges.

HAMBURG SEIZES CUBAN SHIP   Former German Steamer Constantia Held in Dispute Over Payment of Port Charges.

TOWNLEY REMAINS SILENT ON RESULT IN STATE ELECTIONS   (Rw Associated Press Leased Wire)

STRIKE ORDERED  . OCTOBER FIRST   Action in Mexico Taken in Conjunction With Similar Bodies

W. W. FOSTERS MEXICAN OT RIE   Part of Move to Sovietize Three Nations — 340 Branches in Mex.

GENERAL STRIKE IN NO AMERICA IS 1. WW, PLAN   Mexic an Communist Federation Calls Strike for October First

UNIFORM CURIOSITY IN PARIS   Only a Few: Thousand of the Two Million American Doughboys : Still In Europe.

LEADERS HOLD OWN UP 10 29TH BALLOT   See No Relief in Con vention Standstill.

DEMOCRATS 10 HOLD STATE CONVENTION   WILL. MEET IN COLUMBUS OT AUGUST. 17, IN MEMORIAL HALL.

COX WILL SPEAK AT CONVENTION OF PARTY IN OHIO   May Open Both State and National Campaigns  A scep red aoa

NON-PARTISAN MAN DEFEATS VOLSTEAD   Author of Dry Enforcement Measure Loses In Minnesota Primary   RETURNS -ANGQMPLETE   St. “Pail” Mayor Capture: Democratic  Gubernatorjal Nomination

WANT POLITICAL PRISONERS FREE!   INO CHANGE IN POLICY   General Amnesty Asked; ts Really in Effect at Present Time, Palmen Says

PALMER. STANDS PAT   /LANOR LEADERS ASK AMNES. TY, FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS,   ‘Phas Attorney Genoral Replies That Eve Cane WHE tte Connidered on Tin Merlin,

GERMANS LEx ve: SCHLESWIC   Evacuation of the First Zone of the Province Has Been Started. :

Extensive Speaking Tours Are Scheduled by All Contestants   Drives of the Principal Candidates Carry Well Into Mav

JOHNSON AND WOOD SWING INTO DRIVES IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   Senators Itinerary to Cover States In East West And Center   WOOD TO RETURN TO BUCKEYE STATE AGAIN   I!linois and Massachusetts Voters Also to Hear Plea by General

LEADERS SWING INTO BIG DRIVE   Wood and Johnson Plar Speaking Tours That Will Carry Well Into May.   INDIANA TO HEAR BOTH

WOOD AND JOHNSON START STUMP TOUR OF ENTIRE NATION   et ee  VOTERS IN EVERY SECTION OF ‘THE COUNTRY WILL HEAR CANDIDATES FOR G. 0.  P. NOMINATION

THEFIGHT FORG.O.P, NOMINATION   WOOT AND JOHNSON WAVE MOST “INS RELEAPES Far.      ROOVENR ANY JOINSGN ‘TC HAVE EP OUT IN CALIFORNIA aN 4aVo 4

Presidency Hunters Swingind Into Action With. Came: oaign Thunder. _.         EIGHT STATES COVERED ; IN’ SEVERAL ITINERARIES   Johnson, Wood. and Harding Booked to Fight It Ou

Chicago Anouncement Today States: That New Party Will Select Presidential “Candidate in July to Make Race Against Both Other Parties.

TH AT NE Ww PARTY.   It WHT he Fither the “tmedrican Purtv™ or the *Peont-*s Party.”

COMMITTEE OF 48 TO PRESENT TWO NAMES  Party Will Make Selection  W/L... Te M4..4. I..l.- 10

“AMERICAN” T0 BE THIRD PARTY   TWO NAMES WILL BE PRESENTED AT JULY CONVENTION TO HEAD NEW ORDER.

PEOPLE'S PARTY TO BE LAUNCHED IN SHORT TIME   THIRD PARTY WILL MEET IN CHI CAGO TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE ON JULY le

PICKING NAME FOR PROPOSED THIRD PARTY   American or People’s Party Suggested As Name for Bolters.

Either American or People’s Party   Designation of the New-Party to Meet in Chicago July {0 to Nominate Presidential Melos +

AMERICANOR PEQPLES PART)   NAME FOR NEW ORGANIZATION WILL BE DECIDED ON AT CONVENTION,

Third Party Will Be Named Either American or Peoples Announces Gommittee of 48

FIGHT ESCAPE ATLANTA BY SAWING THE BARS BUT THREE ARE RECAPTURE!

WAVE OF REVOLT TAKING PLACE IN ARMY OF MEXICC      Rieardo Gonzales, Son of Defeated Candidate, Is Sought by Federals

REVOLUTION IN MEXICO AGAI   Army Officers Reported Lead: ing Uprising Against New. Huerta Government.   ‘ARMY REDUCTION CAUSE

TO CONTINUE BOMBING   Aviators Will Make New Attempt to Break lee Gorge.

Cr JAM BOMBARDED,   Army Aviators Dropping Bembs t Diiclides Croree.

Separatist Freed  by the - Ger  man Government Must be Turned Over to the Allies ‘For Financial Reason Immediately.

GERMAN OFFICIALS RELEASE DR. DORTED   Separatist Leader In Rhineland Set Free; Hich Commissioners Object.

DR. D. A. DORTON _ FREED BY GERMANY  —_—  ATTEMPTED TO ORGANIZE RHEINISH REPUBLIC LAST YEAR.

ALLIED COMMISSIONERS  oy   Separatist Freed by the Ger. ‘man Government Must be Turned Over. to the Alfies For Financial Reason Im.  wnasdiiatalex

DORTEN AFTER ALLIES’ THREAT   NaS  Separatist Leader, Arrested Is Liberated After  Denunciation.

BERIMANY BENDS 10 COMMISSION   Frees Separatist “When Told Drastic Action Would Follow Further Detention.

ORDER KANSAS MILLERS BEFORE TRIBUNAI   Cited to Appear Before Industri Body—Charge Cut in Production,

ASK MILLERS’ REASONS   Mast Shaw     use for Cutting Down Production.

KANSAS COURT CITES MILLERS   To Explain Cutting Down Production   HAVE THEY LEGAL RIGHT ?   First Time Corporations Have Been Called Into Court on Similar Proceeding.

BW. KELLY [5 SUCCESSOR 10 SUPT. WIGGERS   E. H. S. Principal Given Promotion. — Holdeman Fills His Place.

SMASH STRIKES   Federal Grand Jury Probing Unauthorized Railroad Strikes

CAFE. ROBBED.   Escaped With Jewelry ‘and/Cash:Valuediat  More Than $5000 

CAFE PATRONS HELD UP, ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH $5 000 IN CASH AND GEMS

CAFE ROBBED  » BY BANDITS   Escaped With Jewelry and Cash Valued at More Than $5000   Ry Acenrtiatad Praca

BANDITS ENTER ‘CROWDED CAFE; "45 ARE ROBBED      Line’ Patrons Against Wal - Then Escape Over  7 a  ae

BANDITS HOLD UP DINERS,      Enter Cafe, Back Patrons © Against Wall and Escape.

BANDITS PULL DARING HOLDUP. WAY GE   Ling Up 45 Patrons Against Wall an Escape With $5,000 in Jewelry and Money

Ae IPH WINS ELECTION F      Defeats Labor Candidate Br Substantial Majority _™ In Vote

SOUTH UolISe QF ai im   Believes Baltic States and Pslanc S).ould Be Encouraged To Make Terms With Russia.

FORMER PREMIER ASQUITH WINS SEAT IN COMMONS IN ELECTIONS AGAINST LABOR   Political ‘Comeback’ of Erstwhile British Leader Spec_tacular m View of Hoi Campaign That Is Waged

ba PREMIER ELECTED 1  F COMMONS   His Comeback Threatens Lloyd George With Greatest Battle of Career   Asquith Will Assume Leadership of Opposition to the Government.

ASQUITH COMES BACK :   ‘Elected to House of Commons From : Pailsey District .

Parliamentary Battle Loom: ‘Before Premier Lloyd:  Gpeoree.   TO LEAD OPPOSITION   Cheers and: Hisses Mingled _in Din Greeting Election Announcement. 

ASQUITH ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT   Chosen From the Paisley Constituency

ASQUITH AGAIN IN PARLIAMENT]   WILL HEAD THE OPPOSITIO TO PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE.

FORMER PREMIER ELECTED   Herhert Asquith Becomes Mersher af Enclish House of Comnions,   {B yUnited Press)

Asquith Elected  to Parliament   Former Premier Has Been Elected te Parliament: From Paisley Constit. uencs,

ASQUITH ELECTED T0 HOUSE OF COMMONS   ; .   Former British Premier Makes  a Spectacular ‘‘Comeback”’ : Try FEnelish Public Life.

LAW PROVIDES A HOLIDAY MONDAY   CITIES WILL MAKE Up FOR LACK OF NOISE BY . SPEED   Races in Kansas Have Been Provided by Local July 41 Committees

Incomplete Unofficial Returns Indicate Amendment Carried By Ten to One.

WILSON SENDS ANTHRACITE MEN SHARP WARNING   Tells Leaders of Miners’ Union That Government Will ~~ Not Yield.   MAJORITY REPORT STANDS   Men Are Told They Will.Be Exe pected to Carry Rt . Into Effect.

GOPIES OF FAKE TREATY * GIRCULATED IN MEXICO   ALLEGED PACT BETWEEN UNIT. ED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE IS PRONOUNCED SPURIOUS BY STATE DEPARTMENT.

STATE DEPARTMENT REPUDIATES STORY OF SECRET TREATY   Publication of Alleged Agree ment with Great Britain and France Brings Denial.   NO BASIS FOR REPORT THAT JAPAN WAS MIFFEL   Officials Claim Rumor Originated With Germany and Circulated for Propaganda.

BOGUS TREATY PUBLISHED IN MEXICO CITY   Thought to be Treaty Prepared by Germans During War for Propaganda.

PUBLICATION CF PURPORTED TEXT BRINGS DENIAL   No Franco - British - Americar Treaty Dealing With Rights : in Mexico.   ONE CLAUSE PARTICULARLY AS FOOLISH AS UNTRUE   Belief Expressed That It Was False Pact Prepared During War for Propaganda Pur. poses in Republic South o! Rio Grande.

UATE OFFICIAL DENIES EXTOTENCE OF FALSE TREATY   NO SPECIFIC AGREEMENT BE TWEEN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND AMERICA,   (5 PUBLISHED IN MEXICO   Understanding as to Fuel Oil From Mexican Wells May Have Existed Du World War,  It Is ared.

PACKERS’ HEAD WARNS OF GRAVE FUTURE DANGER   HE PREDICTS CURTAILMENT OF PRODUCTS, MAKING HIGHER PRICES.   BELIEVES “BUSINESS AS USUAL” IS IN AIR

PRICE REDUCTIONS  OF FARM PRODUCTS CALLED DANGEROUS   ‘Armour Discusses  Presont Business Conditions. —Says They Mast ind.   CONTINUATION WiLL RUIN THER PRODUCKHRE   Says That Aati-buying Strike Means Curtailment of Production, Scarcity and High Prices.

‘BUSINESS 4S USUAL” ~ ERAIS NEAR AT HANI   i. Ogden Armour Gives Ow Optimistic Interview As To Conditions,

WARNS AGAINST FURTHER CUT IN PRICES OF GRAIN   J, Ogden Armour Says ‘Price Liquidation” Is- About Complete in. Most Essential Products.

BLAMES PUBLIC FOR INGREASING PRICES IN SHOES   Big Shoe Manufacturer Declares La boring Class Demands the Best and Lots of [t.

SHOE PRICES TO GO HIGHER   Manufacturers Say People Are Responsible

FOOTWEAR PRICES   WII Increase ior Indefinite Period, is Latest Word.

FOOTWEAR PRICES 10  CUMB STILL HICHER   PUBLIC BLAMED — LABORING CLASSES DEMAND THE BEST —WOMEN WANT EXTREME STYLES, ©

CANDIDATES MUST ~ FILE BY THURSDAY   Precinct Committeemen Must Have Papers in to Get Names on Balots

CANDIDATES MUST FILE BY THURSDAY   TO GET NAMES ON THE BALLOTS FOR THE AUGUST PRIMARIES   Precinet C ommitteemen Must Have Papers in to Get Names on Ballots   After Thursday,  Organizations Will Work to Get All Votes Registered

COMPLETE SUSPENSION ~OFMILLS   IN YOUNGSTOWN DISTRICT NEXT WEEK IS PREDICTED   Due to Lack of Coal — Food . Supplies Growing Short— ‘Improvement in Rail Con .: ditions at Détroait.

First Labor Bank Will Open Door:      Stockholders and Officers Are Brotherhood Members—Will Do Bank ing By Mail.

BOR'S PIONEER INK IN WORLD (DOPEN MND  . fet   c Of L. E. Institution In Cleveland Capitalized At Million   WEVBERS STOCKHOLDERS   pividends Are Limited To Ten Per Cent By Charter

LAGOA TO OPE DANK WITR lb CAPITALIZATION   First Venture Of Kind In Entire World In Cleveland.   TO SERVE WORKERS   Known as Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers National Bank.

GRATIFYING TO HIS FRIENDS.   Ed Jackson, Former Tipton Man Led Ticket in Last Election.

CHATUYING TO HIS FRIENDS.   ?t-¢d Jackson, Former Tipton Man. led Ticket in Last Election.

ALTENDORE MAKES GETAWAY: ESCAPES _ MEXICAN GUARDS AT  ~ JUAREZ IN NIGH

}DR. ALTENDORFF  ESCAPED TODAY   \Claimed to Be Secret Ag:  .-ent of United: States ... During the War

FIGHT OVER THE PLATFORM BEGAN TODAY   Wet and Dry Issues and League of Nations and Irish Questions Will Cause the Debates.

DESPERATE BATTLE IN RESOLU. TIONS COMMITTEE BEGINS WITH SELECTION OF CHAIRMAN   WILSON FORCES CONFIDENT   Carter Glass, Administration Choice for Chairman, Looks Like Win. ner—Eryan Determined to insert Dry Plank in Plat. form

PLATFORM FGHT WILL BE 10 A FINISE   Bryan If Defeated in Resolutions Committee Will Carry “Dry”? Measure to the  . Convention. >

PLUTEGAMCISSOES, CENTER OF FIGHT   BRYAN AND WILSON FACTIONS TO SCRAP OVER LEAGUE OF NATIONS   IRISH ISSUE 1S LIVELY ONE   Wet and Dry Question Also Supplies Ammunition For Two Camps Represented Within Demcoratic Party.

RODY TO SET UP POLICY MEETS   Three Points Fight Faces Democratic Committee   ROW ON CHAIRMAN UP FIRST   Glass Seems Winner, However, Over Wilson Foes

VETERANS: DEPARI   jp ers £ TIPTON PROVED, GRACIOUS HOST { TO “BOYS” OF 130th,      Time Has Thinned the’ Ranks. and Only Ten Came for Reunion. -

VETERANS = DEPARI   TIPTON PROVED GRACIOUS HOST TO “BOYS” OF 10th.   Time Has Thinned the Ranks anc Only Ten Came tor Reunion,

FIRST FROST FELT  IN NORTH TEXAS   Little or No Damage Was Caused. —

LITTLE DAMAGE 1S DONE BY FROST IN NORTHERN TEXAS, WEATHER CLEAR   FIRST HEAVY FROST OF THE SEA §GN REPORTED THROUGH.  OUT NORTH TEXAS.

SPEEDING MOTOR CRASHES, W AAGERS AILLED   Leading Racer, in Burst of Speed, Loses Left Rear Tire, Leaves the Track and Crashes Into Tree.   BOY SPECTATOR {5 QEA   Pilot and Mechanician Burned to Death by Gasoline Fumes. Many Thousands Spectators Witness Tragedy.

BURNED TO DEATH   ——  Auto Racers Incinerated~ Be neath Their Car.

AUTO RACERS BURN TO DEATH   Pinned Down at Santa Rosa, Cal. Beneath Overturned Car.

LAST EDITION  "SN OO rAarye   CONGRESSMAN CHARGES - PALMER HAD COLD FEF   Rodenburg Wants to Know Why : Attorney General Failed to Appear,

Ask Prompt Action to Preven Possible Breakdown =~   FOOD SHORTAGE DANGER   Lack of Cars and Outlaw Strike Main Causes

ON WHITE SLAVE  CHARGE,   HRailrond Hrakeman Defendant iu Complaint Piled Before United Sintes Camminsioner.

ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE   Hailrond Urakeman Yefendant 31 Complaint Filed Before United States Comminsioner.

WRANGEL HALTS SOVIET DRIVE   Anti-Bolshevik Leader, Posi tion in the Crimea is Secure.

LITTLE MOTOR KAR HEAD AND FOUR OTHERS UNDER FEDERAL FRAUD CHARGI

MILITARY CHIEFS DISQUALIFIED FOF ARMY PORTFOLIO   Washington Rumors and Gossip Are Still Concerned With Cabinet Appointments.   “WOOD'S QUALIFICATIONS “ ALSO A HEAVY HANDICAP   Pershing, Kahn and Chamber. lain Are Likewise Mentioned .for the Post.

KAHNHELD HIGH AS A WAR HEAD   CALTPORSIAN DEEMED FIT FoR rLacke i CABINET.   THREE RIVALS FOR POSITION   “Moed, Pershing and Senator ‘beamvertein, the Latter a Demorrst, : in the Henwieg, and 41 Pave Qvealificatione.  7

JULIUS KAHN TALKED OF IS Wan CCPAETARY   Mark Sullivan Says Gossip Gives San Franciscan as Cabinet Possibility   GENERAL WOOD IS DECLARED UNFITTED   So {fs Pershing When Discussion Is-Had of Important Portfolio: -

JAP WOMEN HUNT HUSBANDS   \ Money Tightness Causes “Rush fo Marriage in Japan.

GOVERNOR JAMES M. Cox WIRED HIS CONGRATULATIONS\TO WARREN G, HARD. ING.

GOV. COX WIRED CONGRATULATIONS TO SEN. HARDING   GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX WIRED HIS CONGRATULA. TIONS\TO WARREN G. HARD. ING.

RUN DOWN BY AUTO.   Unidentified Man Killed On Biresta - of Das Moines.

Congressman Garrett Was Released      ase Agaiust Him for Driving Auto. mobile NoHe Prossed for Want of Bede ncn,

NO PROSECUTION,   Government Drops Cane Agninst ConQreaatuinn GCarret¢t. —

CONGRESSMAN'S CASE WAS NOL PROSSEE   Tenn., Representative Accus ed of Driving: Car While Intoxicated gets. Nol Prosse,

PROGRESS IN WIRELESS   ARMY SIGNAL OORPS. ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS ISTEREST- . ING DEVELOPMENTS.

TELEGRAPHY IMPROVED BY EXPERIMENTS MADE IN THE. SIGNAL CORPS   Traaks.-of . Trees Used to Send and Receive Wire“less Messaves,

EAPERIMENTS IK WIRELESS WORK   Army Research Revea Is Trunks of Trees May Be Used as Antenna.   Number of Messages May Be Sent Over Submarine Cables Simultaneously.

WIRELESS CAN BE SENT FROM TREt   Many Messages Also Can Be Dispatched Simultaneously On Submarine, Tests Show.

SIGNAL OFFICER SUBMITS REPORT   Details Progress of Radio Communication.

FARMERS OPPOSE DAYLIGHT SAVING   Hearing on Betts Bill To Repeal Act Brings Forth Both Foes and Friends   Gas and Electric Bille Have Been Reduced Five to Nine Percent, It Is Said

HUNGARY HOLDS ALIEN JEWS   Report 500 Families Dragged Fron Beds at Night and Moved to a Camp.

100 ITALIANS HELD FOLLOWING RAID BY. KANSAS CITY POLICE   Police Characters, Gunmen, and Idlers Taken in Round Up Following Holdup   CHIEF OF POLICE GODLEY DIRECTS MEN TO SHOOT   “Little Italy” Will Be Cleaned Up—Paymaster. Loses $5,600—One Killed.

NO QUARTER FOR THUGS   Kansas City Police Raid Hangouts  of Italian Crooks to Halt Crime Wave

PILGRIMS FLOCK TO SPOT  OF MIRACULOUS CURES   Town of Templemore, Trelana, Cannot Accommodate All Who Want to See Sacred Statues.

ENGLISH FLEET ON GUARD   British Mediterranean Naval Force in Near and Middle East.

BRITISH FLEET ON GUARD   Entire English Mediterranean Flee Concentrates in Waters of Near and Middle East.

STATE BOOZE   Roper ‘Says Efforts to Le _Balize Whisky Handling . ~ Will Be Ignored.   NEW JERSEY ACT. is: - BASIS' FOR HIS. STAND

‘STO i)      STATE LAWS TO RE DISREGARD. _ ED IN MAKING THE Coun. d : TRY STRICTLY DRY 14

WILL ENFORCE DRY LAW   NO STATE STATUTES CAN INTER: FERE, SAYS ROPER.   Internal Revenue Galicial Warus New Jersey Cannot Legalize Beer Out. lawed By Federal Law.

NO LID TILT BY STATES   Government Will Ignore Such Statutes.   NEW JERSEY IS WARNED   Her Exeposal for 3 1-2 Per Cent Peer Is Violation of Federal Statutes.

Prohibition—WillBe-Enfore: ed to the Limit, Says Commissioner Roper.

AOPER WARNS JERSEY AGAINST LIQUOR LA   Commissioner of Internal Revenues Tells State. He Will Enforce Dry Act.   USE “LIMIT OF THE LAW”

STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF PRORIITION LAWS BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS   ENFORCEMENT WILL BE RIG DESPITE CONFLICTING LAWS OF ANY STATE.

ROPER WARNS THAT PROSECUTION MUST FOLLOW BOOZE ACT   State Legislatures Can Not Over ride Federal Authority and Have Whiskey.   HE ISSUES A STATEMENT   Results from Bill In New Jersey Which Would  Legalize Beer In That State.

STATE LAWS WELL NOT: ~. SAVE WET: VIOLATORS   ‘Roper Says It Makes No Difter ence What Amount States'De - clare Intoxieating °

FEDERAL STATUTES ON PROHIBITION . MUST BE UPHELD   All Persens Found Violating Dry Enforcement Act Will Be Prosecuted R-gardless of State Law.

ROPER TO ENFORCE FEDERAL DRY. BILL ~AESPITE' STATE ACTS   Annouheces Rigid Enforcement Policy in Revenue Department. .

ALL VIOLATORS WILL BE GIVE MAXIMUI FINE   Prohibition Law Violators Can Not Depend On State Laws To Aid.   Ruling Announced Due to Nev Jersey Legislative Action

VIGOROUS ACTION UN VIOLATORS OF DRY AGT PLANNEI   Will Prosecute Regardless o: State Statutes Legalizing Sale of Liquor, Declares Bureau Chief.

ROPER MAKES STATEMENTON Ned. MOVE   Says That States Will Nof be Permitted to S:t Own. Limits °

Commissioner Declares Attempts on Part of State Legislatures to Legalize Manufacture and Sale of Near-Beer Won't Go.   DECLARES PURPOSE TO FOLLOW CLOSELY FEDERAL MEASURE

ROPER SAYS PROHI LAW ENFORCEMENT WILL BE FOLLOWEL   TO DISREGARD STATUTES LEGALIZING LIQUOR TRAFFIC,   NEW JERSEY PROGRAM BRINGS FORTH NOTICE   Wets Are Backing Governor Edwards —Chicage Business Men Outline Issue in 1926  Fight.

DRY VIOLATORS FACE TROUBLE   COMMISSIONER RGPER SAYS NO STATE MAY OVERRIDE THE FEDERAL LAW.

NO CHANCE FOR WETS   New Jersey Law Leg galizing -Sale of 336 Per Ceht Beer Will Not / Affect’ Federal Law.

ROPER WARNS DRY LAW VIOLATORS   Revenue Chief Declares State Laws Wil Not Protect Offenders.

LONGSHOREMEN RESUME WORK AT HUB PIERS   Men Who Have Been Ou Some Weeks Returr Without Receiving Any Pay Increase.

Badger 2.75 © Beer Law Held O. K.:-By Judge   Federal Judge Geiger Rules Thit Offie¢rs May Not Interfere With Manufacture of Beer Cader  the Mulberger Law

WISCONSIN JUDGE FAVORS 25 BEE   issues Injunction Restraining Fed. eral Government From Inter~~ fertiiig With Its Sale. ~

BREWERY WINS POINT IN FEDERAL SOUR!   Judge ‘Geiger at Milwaukee Rules In Faver of Manitowoc Company  In Action Testing Prohi-

FEUCHAL JUDGE GEIGER GRANTS BREWERY RIGHT 10 MAKE AMBER DRINKS   New Amendment Framed for Volstead Act Also By Chicagoan---Hughes Fights Stand of Rhode Island for Wet State.

BREWERY WINS POINT IN FEDERAL SOUR)   Judge Geiger at Milwaukee Rules ti Faver of Manitewoe Cempany  In Action Testing Prohi ee ms

FEARFUL FIRE IN COLORADO   Whole West End of ‘Town -of: Grant Junetion Threatened by Raging .Flames,

COLORADO TOWN THREATENED WITH DISASTROUS FIRE   BLAZE STARTING IN LUMBER YARD LAST NIGHT IS STILL, RAGING TODAY

ILL LUCK FROM TREATY   LEADERS IN ITS MAKING MEET UL FORTUNE,         Lloyd George Reported to Hare Remarked Downfall of His ColJeagues In Peace Making.

ILL FORTUNE _ HITS FRAMERS OF PEACE PACT   Lloyd George Says Hi: Will Come Within Six Months.

PEACE PACT NO “RABBIT’S FOOT PREMIER WAIL:   Everyone Who Had : Hand in it Had ‘Hard Luck’ He Says

ILL FORTUNE DODGES TREATY STATESMEN   Lloyd George Calls aff Attention To Matter; Declares That He's Next.

ARE ALL VICTIMS OF FATE   Lloyd-George Sees Ill Fortune as  Ill Fortune as Nemesis ETAOI  Nemesis of Versailles Pact Framers.

PEACE TREATY PROVES A JINX   Ill-Fortune Attends Most of Statesmen Who Framed the Document.

Strange Jinx Follows Those Who Took Part in Framing Peace Treaty

PEACE TREATY PROVES HOODOC   Political Reverses for Versailes Statesmen.   LLOYD GEORGE EXPEGTS &IS   Premier Clemenceau in Private Life, President Wilson Has Met Reverses, Premier Orlando Out.

HARDING TAKES RAP AT HERRING   Governor Says Accounting for War Fund Made in 1918; Denies Money Entrusted to Him; Says lowa Spent Less in War Than Other States.

GOV. HARDING — CALLS HERRING ANENT WAR FUN   ‘Denied That The Milllon Dollar Fund Was Intrusted to Him, Report Made in 1918

Early Balloting Indicates Intense Interest in Election—-Rain in Parts of Ohio Threatens to Keep Many From Polls Until Late—Women Take Ac. tive Part.

EARLY RETURNS BOOST HARDING   But Few Figures Available From Over Country   ALL KINDS OF WEATHER   From Fair and Warmer to Snow and Rain ~ Women Vote Will Be Large.

ELECTING A PRESIDENT   Estimated That More Than 20 Million Men and Women of United States Go to Polls to Select Successor to Mr. Wiican.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS CAMPAIGN ISSUI   Fast and Northeast Voters Face Prospect of Rain anc Snow—Rest of Country Wil Vote Under Clear Skies, Save Forecast.

BIGCONTEST = FOR GONTROL CF CONGRESS   COUNTRY WILL PROBABLY KNOW RESULT BEFORE DAWN TOMORROW

ae oT     a  SNOW AND RAIN MARK MIDDLF WEST  “a   Between 20,000,000 and 30, 000,000 Will Cast Votes Today.

DEFY ELEMENTS  TO CAST VOTES   Central Political - Figures * Ballot Early.   PEOPLE LINE UP — AT POLLING PLACES   First Reports Favorable tc Harding.

WEATHER VARIETY GREAT IN COUNTRY      But Everywhere the People  Were Swarming Early To The Polls. ;

Rain or Snow in North. Fait  in East and  } Wests   MANY WOMEN IN LINE!   Hays and White Express Confidence for Their Candidates.

VOTERS BRAVE STORMY WEATHER   Democratic National Committee Locked Out of Headquarters   Both Partly Leaders Reman Confident of Success

“ AM MUTE FOR THE PRESENT,” SAYS HAYS   “Cox and Roosevelt Wil Win,” Declares White

HEAVY VOTE OUT IN WHOLE NATION   Clouds And Rain Fail to Deter Voters in National Election.

BiG BATTLE OF BALLOTS ON IN THE 48 STATES   Both Harding and Cox Still Express Confidence of Election.

VOTING SHOWN ENTHUSIASTIC ON ALL SIDES   Weather of All Kinds Greets Voters. North Dakota Women  ae . ee eee ee ay

ADVISES “WETS” TO ~~ TRY OUT SENTIMEN’   Wheeler Says Candidates Are Given Chance to Declare in Favor of Light Wine and Beer

PREMIER LLOYD-GEORGE SENDS OUT MESSAGE TO NATION-SAYS MINERS ARE TRYING TO GAIN ENDS BY FORGE

FINAL PLANS FOR EXPECTED STRIKE   Emergency Measures Being Perfected by British Authorities—See Long Buttle   One Million Coal Miners Expected to Quit—Others May Join in. Walkout

BRITISH MINES 0 CLOSE DOW   Other Industries May Be Foreed To Shut Down Also. —

MINES OF BRITAIN CEASE OPERATIONS   MILLION MINERS IN UNITED KINGDOM GO OUT ON STRIKE SATURDAY   GOVERNMENT 1$ PREPARED   Lloyd George Asserts British Gov.ernment and People Ready for Test to See Who Will Rule Country

AUBBERD LOOT BARK   BANK AT BROWNSBORG OBER, LAST NIGHT,   Thieves Pirst tendered — Helpless the Nightwateh,

MASKED BANDITS ROB BROWNSBURG BANK AND ESCAPE   Captured Night Watchman and a Truck Driver.   WORKED 2 HOURS; NOT MOLESTED   Thirty Safety Deposit Boxes Rifled—The Loss Not Estimated.

MASKED BANDITS ROB BROWNOBURE BANK AND ESCAPI   Captured Night Watchman anda Truck Driver

BANK AT BROWNSBERG ROBBER 3 PAST NIGHT - i   “Og “a Thieves First Tendered _ Helples > ‘ :  the Nightwateh,

OY SCOUT HIKE “HOWDY JOHN DAY   "ACATION cause con TWO DAY! IN NATL COTTAGE ON FLAT ROCK RIVER,

TEACHERS AWAY SCOUTS TO PLAY   SWELL MAKE BICYCLE ‘TRIP TO  FLAT ROCK FOR OVERNIGHT  TRIP THURSDAY.   WILL USE OBE NAIL COTTAGE

STATE COMMITTEE MEETING TODAY   DEMOCRATS SETTLING TIME AND PLACE OF CONVENTION   ELECT FOUR DELEGATES   Will Take Action to Give Women oi Equal Representation at National Convention.

GETTING READY ro BE uP REED  State Pemedctatic ‘CommUtted to Make

10 UNEARTH GANG OF TRAN ROBBERS   Who Is Believed to Planned Series o Mail Train Robberies Being Made Today.

BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN —  FOUND IN LONELY GULCH IN TENNESCEE CATIIRDAV

UBGES U. §. TRADE TO GO-OPEANTE   British Leader Makes Light - OF Differences.

WANTS TO KILL KEMAL PASHA   Grand Vizier of Turkey Bars Peace With Natienalietc.

PLANS TO HANG KEMAL PASHA   Turk Grand Vizilers Intention Bars Peace With Nationatiste—Greeke at lamid.

APPLY FOR LICENSES.   Under State Law to Selly Various Beverages. ‘‘'

TO DETHRONE HOWAT   COMMITTEE, EXPECTED TO ASK “ISTERNATIONAL ACTION.   2 Sete  5 t rs he: by. Hewat. and 2     i

INVESTIGATORS ARE NEARING PITTSBURG   INTERNATION. AL BOARD REPRESENTATIVES IN KANSAS CITY   HOWAT HURLS A DEFI         District 14 President Says Ne Attention Will be Paid “Insulting” Message   International Union Mav Take Over District Officees—Means Scrap With Howat

KANSAS  MINES REMAIN IDLE   Miners Disregard President Lewis’ Orders.   TAKE OVER DISTRICT JOBS?   Lewis Makes Threat in Messag: to Kansas President, Who Called It Insulting.

WOULO ANN ANTITRUST UAW   GOV, HOBBY SUBMITS NUMBER OF AMENDMENTS TO STATE ANTIE-TRUST LAWS   FOR FARMER RELI      Governor Favors Changes to Broadthe Exemptions of Farmers and Farmers’ Organizations to Confarm ot Federal Anti-Trust Laws  on

Submits Legislative Amendment: to Anti-Trust Laws.Broadening  Exemptions Farm Products   Weinert Sends Telegram to New Orleans Cotton Exchange Protesting the Recent Market Manipulations

GOVERNOR OFFER ~ MARKETING BILL   ‘70 EXEMPT COTTON HOLD. ING MOVEMENT FROM ANTITRUST LAWS.   Indvstrial Measures Occupy Considerable Time of Legislators In Session During Day of Wednesday.

Federal Reserve Board Makes Bank Credit To Agriculture Available

BANK CREDIT WAS STEADILY AVAILABLE   Federal Reserve Board Replies To Accusations of Agriculture Interests On Credits Question.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ANSWERS AGRIGULTURISTS   Bank Credit Steadily Available for Successive Seasonal Requirements.   ISSUES FORMAL STATEMENT

FORMAL STATEMENT DEFINES ATTITUDE OF RESERVE BANK   That Credit Was Steadily Available For Agricultural Needs, Is Pointed Out.   IS DESIGNED AS REPLY TO PRODUCERS’ APPEAL   Statistics Furnished To Show Accomodation Extended Vo Member Banks

FARMERS COULD GET CREDITS AT ALL TIMES, SAYS   Statement Issued in Re ply to Recent Agricultural Appeal

NO SHORTAGE CREDIT FOR U.S. FARMERS   Federal Reserve Board Answers Appeal of Growers. x!

PAPER PRICES INCREASE   Newsprint On International Con. tract Advances.

TENNESSEE SOLONS MAKE FIRST. MOVE  FOR RATIFCATIAN(   INSIPOLES PLAN GREA OVE COUNTER MOVEMEN ‘OW ON WARSAW. FRON   Resolution Offcred Calling for Expression of Citizens at Mass Meetings August 21.   DELAYING PLAN TABLED   One Resolution Would Have Con side:ation Given by People During Next Month.

FIRST MOVE IN TENN. SUFFRAGE FIGHT IS MADE   Proposed Resolution te Defer Action to Hold Mass Meetings on Subject Is Defeated in Lower: House.    [RESOLUTION TO RATIFY IS SENT TO COMMITTEE   Motion Made to Exclude AI Outside Influence Offerec in Lower House, But Is De feated by Solons.

BATTLE FOR RATIFICATION OF NATIONAL AMENDMENT BY THIRTY SIXTH STATE HAS OPENED IN CAPITAL OF THE VOLUNTEER STATE. .

ATTEMPT 10: DELAY SUFF VOTE FAILS   Resolution to Hold AJp Ac tion for Popular Kx“pression Fails.   HAYS REPEATS PLEA  _ SENT. TO, TENNESSEE

a ae  Armed Patrol Stops Western Union Workmen From Laying Cable Across Biscayne Ba

U. $, ARMED FORCE STOP W. U. GABLE      mn From Sub Chaser %54 Arrested Fifteen Western Uaton Workers

WESTERN UNICN SHOOED AWAY   Telegraph Company ts Again Denied the Right to Lay Gable at Miami Florida

AAMED FORCE MALT LAYING UF NEW GABLE   xyovernment Takes Step Against the Western Union---Baker Backs Up His Statement.

ARMED FORCE HALTS LAYING. CABLE IN FLA,   PATROL FROM SUBMARINE CHASER ARRESTS 15 WESTERN UNION MEN AT WORK

ACT ON  DANIELS’. ORDERS   Latter Believed to Have  Got Word From Wilson =   BRITISH BLOCKED

VAST SUM SALVAGED   United States Gets $800,000,000 From  eee Ee wt wee

a CUMPANY NEED EQUIPMENT FUNDS   Wants Permission of Interstate Com merce Commission to Create Equipment Fund.

GRAND ARMY MEN IN INDIANAPOLIS   Veterans of Civil War Gather for Fifty-Fourth Annual Rocampment.   GREAT CROWDS POUR IN

54TH ENCAMPMENT OF G. A. R. OPEN   GOV. GOODRICH TO WEL COME VETERANS IN INDIANAPOLIS.

READY. FOR ~ CONVENTION   G, A. R, Veterans are in Indian: apolis for Anaaal Ene campment.

CIVIL WAR VETERANS AT INDIANAPOLI:   Weary With Traveling Bu Anxious For Meeting. .

CIVIL WAR VETERANS ASSEMBLING AT ENCAMPMENT   Grey Old Soldiers of G. A. R. ‘Once More Meet to Review Their Deeds of Long Ago

Veterans Will Be Given Official Welcome Tonight by Governor Of Indiana. Senator Harding Gave Front Porch Speech to Ohio Delegates.

SOLDIERS OF “ot IN CAMP AGAIN   THOUSANDS ARE AT INDIAN. APOLIS FOR THE 24TH ANNUAL AFFAIR,

Republican National Treasurer Says Collections and Pledges Total $1,300,000   CONFIRMS HAYS ON BUDGET   Chairman of Congressional Campaign Committee and Fred A. Britten Also on Stand

CAMPAIGN QUOTA LIST OF THE 6, 0, P. - BEFORE SEN, COM   And Republican Leaders. State it Will Show Falsity. of Cox Charges.

A CHURCH PICTURE   “Satan’s Scheme” to Be Shown -Serially at Christian Chirch

A CHURCH PICTURE   an’s Scheme”: to Be Shows rially at Christian Church

45,000 WORKERS IN NEW YORK GLOAK AND SUIT TRADE TO QUIT   OPERATORS RECEIVING FROM $50 TO $75 A WEEK THREATEN TO STRIKE FOR STILL HIGHER PAY.

CLOAK AND SUIT STRIKE.   Workers Are ta Break Agreement Made Six Monthe Ann

SUIT INDUSTRY FACES STRIKE   Certain to Mean Exorbitant Prices for Public  Unless Checked

CLOAK AND SUIT MAKERS ON STRIKE   MANUFACTURERS  ASSOCIATION WARNS ON EXORBITANT PRICES.

STRIKE OF SUIT MAKERS MAY BOOST PRIGES   Three-Year Contract ‘Al. ready Violated by 42 Shops On Strike Now

WANT MORE PAY.   Jemands by N. Y. Suit and Cloal Makers If Acceded to Will Mean Higher Prices for Women’s Garmentc

CLOAK MAKERS 10 GO OUT ON STRIKE      Will Mcan Exorbitant Prices to Public for Cloaks, Asso ciation Says.

WANT MORE PAY.   Demands by N. Y. Suit and Cloal Makers If Acceded to Will Mean Higher Prices far Women’s

CLOAK AND SUIT WORKERS 10 QUIT   15,000 THREATEN STRIKE UNLES: DEMAND FOR HIGHER PAY IS MET   MEANS AUVANCED PRICES   Manutacturers’ Association Declare Male Operators Make $75 per Week and Others Well Poid

NEW YORK COAT “AND SUIT WORKERS MAY STRIKE AGAR   Domands For Higher Wage Sure to Mean Exorbitant Prices For Public.   ‘42 SHOPS ALREADY CLOSED   Employers’ Assacintion Claim Thee: Year Agreement Made With Garment Makers’ Unfon is Violated Dy the Walkouts Now in Effect in the City.

NEW CLOAK: AND: SUIT STRIKE IS PROBABL   WILL MEAN STILL HIGHER PRIC. ES TO... PUBLAC,   Men Operatives Earning $30 to $75 a Week, and Women $35 to $50.— Some Out Already.

ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee erase  NEW YORK CLOAK AND SUIT MEN SAY DEMANDS OF WORKERS MEAN EXORBITANT PRICES TO PUBLIC

GARMENT WORKERS 1D STA FOR NORE Pt        Male Workers Now Earn $75 Per Week But Want More Money Which Means Higher Price Clothes far the Public.

CLOAK AND SUIT _ STRIKE TO PUSH _ PRICES UP HIGH   Public Warned It Will Have to Bear Burden of Wage  f™1 _~ ~te

CLOTHING BOOST Io SEEN IN WALKOUT 45 000 THREATEN   Workers in 42 N. Y. Shops Have Quit Already, Against Pact Made, Is Allegation.

MINEO AGGEPT  WAGE INGAEASE RETURN TO WORK   THOUSAND MEN GO BACK TO WINES IN TEXAS DISTRICTS, ACCEPTING RAISE.

COMMITTEE NAMED   Washington Publisher to Have Chart of Insugural Program.

INAUGURAL CHAIRMAN.   Edward B. McLean To Have Charge Of March 4th Program.

WASHINGTGN MAN HEADS COMMITTEE FOR INAUCURAI   Edward BK. Maclean, Pulilishe ai “Post,” Named By Chalr. nian Ikays+

WHEREABOUTS OF PRESIDENT --OF IRISH REPUBLIC IS GIVEN OUT BY SECRETARY IN U.S.   Message of Gratitude to Ameri_ can People Is Made Public. on Receipt of News

EAMMOMN DE VALERA I NOW BACK IN IRELANL   Secretary of “President Of Irish Republic” Announces His Safe Landing.

FROM: IRELAND COMES MESSAGE   From De Valera, President o: Trish Republic, Who is Back Home.   HOW OR WHEN HE LEFT AMERICA NOT STATED   Message He Left Given Ont After News of His Arrival Overseas.

DE VALERA HAS RETURNED TO THE “TEMERALD (SLE   But just How He Reached There Has . >Not Been Made ‘Public—His Farewell Message. .  ae

SEES OLD FRIENDS   Cox Makes First Address Since  Hie Nomination.

Downpour of Rain Prevent: Open Air Meeting in Middletown.   HE TALKS OF LABOR   During His Term as Governor Not-a Shot Fired in Industrial Troubles.

HIS FIRST PUBLIC”  SPEECH AFTER «  -WOMINATION   Gévernor §Cox,: Democratic Candidate For Presidency  Talks to His Home Folks ai  Middletown, Qhio. _

ATTENTION TURNS TOVOTERS SCHOOLS   Franchise League Makes Pian: Following Ratification of Suffrage Amendment.   TEN MORE STATES NEEDED   Women Hope For Action in Time to Get Vote in Indiana Primaries— Another Special Session is Planned.

GIMZENSHIP SCHOOLS FOR WOMEN VOTER’   Franchise League Plans to Mak Every. Woman “Intelligent Voter in 1920.”

I guaramtee my blacksmithing and wagon repairing satisfactory of money refunded. ELMER HACKER.  At Schnalter Wagon Yard.   COURT NEWS

TEN KILLED ‘IN GUN BATTLE IN WEST VIRGINIA   Hostilities Between Private Detectives and Miners Start When. Latter Are Evicted from Thee Lamas   QUIET TODAY

BRITAIN, FRANCE, ITALY ANT BELGIUM REPORTED TO BE AGREED.   FYPEGT ANOTHER OUTBREAK   Rumors of Plans For Another Anti-Government Coup Persist In the French Capital.

ALLIED THREAT; TO BREAK WITH GERMANY   Diplomatic Relations Will Be Broken and_ Ports Blockaded Unless Promis ' pe apa Kant.   REVOLUTION IS NEAR

Entente Calls On Germany to Disarm At Once   Allies Agree On Renewal oa! Blockade Unless Treaty Is Fulfilled.

GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY JOIN FRANCE IN EDICT   New Revolution Broods In Militaristic Camp Latest Report.

Germany Must Disarm Immediately   Or the Allies Will Break OW Diplo: matic Relations and Institute Rlockade

TO MAKE GERMANS “COME ACROSS’   FADtes to Breek Diplomatic Relation Unless Dnmediate and Complete s Carried) Out.

Tieo. Allies: Will Break Off: Diplomat. ‘, je; Relations and Renew yet o- By éckade. «fie +      By HENRY Woop

WILE BREAK OFF RELATION! ENLES MMEDIATE DIS. ARMAMENT JS EXFORCED,         BELIEVED - ANOTHER REYVOLU FLON 1S ABOUT TO BREAX OUR AGAIN IN GERWARY.

GERMANY WARNED SHE MUST ABIDE BY TREATY TERMS   BLOCKADE OF GERMAN PORTS Is THREATENED UNLESS GER. MANY RECOGNIZES THE PACT   NEW REVOLT IMPENDING   Elaborate Precautions Are Taken to Put Down New Revolt Which is Threatening to Overthrow the Ebert Govern. ment

ALLIES WILL BREAK OFF RELATIONS WITH GERMANY UNLESS TREATY IS UPHEL:

GERMANY MUST OBSERVE TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Allies Threaten to Break Off Diplomatic Relations Unless Immediate Disarmament ts Carried Out. 

NO FAMINE INGOAL MINE OWNFR ASSERTS   CARS COMING BETTER AND SHIP. MENTS INCREASING, WITH MILD WEATIIER A HELP, Tre SAYS.

COLLISION HURTS MANY   Twenty-five tnijared When Two New York Traction Cars Come. VYowether Head On.

BRINGING TFHE BABLES      “Baby Week” at City Hall Con4 tinues Through Week

TO STORE UP COAL DURING NEXT MAY. JUNE AND JULY   President Wilson Will Order All Departments of Federal Government to Put in Three Months? Supply.

PRESIDENT ACTS -TO KEEP: MINES BUSY ALL TIME   {Will Order Gevernment De_partments To Buy Coal Sup-.. _ plies Early_In Summer.   EXPECT SAVING. MAY — ABSORB WAGE JUMP

PRESIDENT URGES COAL BUYING   WILL SIGN. “EXEOUPIVE ORDER T0-TRE SEVERAL GOVERN: a MENT DEPARTMENTS

URGES STORAGE OF COAL IN SUMMEE   President to issue Order to Depart ments and Will Advise State and County and Public Utilities to Do Likewise.

PRIVATE BUSINESS MIGHT DO LIKEWISE   Government Departments Te Buy Coal In Summer Months. -

WILSON HAS PLAN TO KEEP DOWN THE PRICES OF COAL   PRESIDENT SOON TO ISSUE OR. DER FOR PURCHASE OF THREE MONTHS’ COAL SUPPLY   STABILIZE . THE INDUSTRY   Experts Eelieve This Action Will Kecp Mines in Operation and Will Absorb the Big Wage Increase Granted Miners

LOGAN MAN LEADS ORGANIZATION TO BENEFIT FARMERS  Successor’ ss Coverdale   Successor’ to Coverdal: Former Speaker of lowa House.

GOVERNMENT WILL PLACE ORDERS FOR COAL DURING DULL MONTHS OF SUMME

GOVERNMENT 10 BUY COAL IN THE SUMMER MONTHS   frresident Will Order Department Head: to Prepare for Coal Shortage Next Winter   STATE AND COUNTY GOVERNMEATS URCED TO DO LIREW      Such Action May Keep the Mines Busy During the Summer Months amd AnNevinte Trouble

ORDERS COAL TO BE STOREL   PRESIDENT WILL TELL DEPART MENTS TO PURCHASE ANE LAY IN A SUPPLY FOR THREE MONTHS.

AN EXECUTIVE ORDER TO BUY COAL EARL}   Ww ould Keep Mines Running Full “Force During Dull $ Prevent Price Tiere:     sow to

GOVERNMENT TO BUY COAL DURING SUMMER      President Believes 'Phis Will Stabilize Industry and Keep Rush in Fall Béinge Too Heavy.

GOVERNMENT WIL BUY COM WN SIMMER   President Will Order Pur chases to Keep Mines Operating During Summer   WILL MEAN SAVING TO INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC   AMOUNT TWICE AS LARGE A: WAGE INCREASES IS EX PECTED TO BE SAVED UN DER NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Republican Party Growth In Floridz   Flovida Growss, But the Republiean Vote Grows Paster Chan Morida,

KILLS WOMAN, THEN SELF   Policeman Injured During Shooting Affray in Pittsburgh Residence.

Bryan To Lead Fight Qn Floot   Will Carry Battle Against League and Liquor Into Convention   PLATFORM MAKERS GIDESTEP DRY ISSUE

COMMISSION TO ~GONSINER GABLES   ; . .  International Conference Will Endeay:  or to Take Steps to Prevent Threatencd Monopoly

Amefican -Commission “ers Prepare to Present _ Case to Conference  ‘ATT ADEEA TIONS   ust Have Voice ‘in “Management of Caesetasiniesations

LIGHTNING. KILLS» = WINEGAR WOMAN   Mrs, Arthur LaPort’ tay Killed « Wednesday. Morning. ° a

Los Angeles Man Assessed 2,000 for for Smack-—Fair Victim Also Kicked Him on Nose,

PRICE OF A KISS AXED AT $2.00   Jury Awards This Amount o Damages to California Giri Against Wealthy Man.

SENATOR HARDING AT ST. PAUL FOR ADDRESS   Foilows in Wake of Democratie Candidte,

BUSY. DAY FOR HARDING.   Republican Cendidate tur: President in Greeted at St. Paul by’ DeleLS getiom of: Ofttnens.

HARDING TALKS TO. GREAT CROWDS AT MINN. STATE -FAIR   Republican Nominee Outlines Agricultural Program Designed to Keep the Nation ‘Self Sustaining and to Improve Conditions _ of the American Farmer—Greeted by Big ~ Delegations of Farmers and Others. ~   (By Agsociated Proce 7enacarl Wira '

HARDING HAS 8 BUSY DAY SPEAKING AT ST. PAUL   ER GETS GREAT AT BIG FAIR.  G. O. P. NOM RECEPTIO

\RMERS’ PART N AFFAIRS OF NATION BIGGER   rding’s Agricultura! olicies Are Made  Known.

CLAIMING WONT WIN EEEGTION   r. 2% HUGHES WAS -CREDITED WITTE , 405 ELECTORAL VOTES °°  _ IN 1906. _ ,   AND-HE GOT JUST 599

DLAIMITNG WINNT WIN ERECTION   e HUGHES WAS CREDITED WEE 105 RLECTORAL VODTES IN 1906   AND HE GOT wool 42?

NO MAN BIG ENOUGH TO RUN iT   Militant Suffragets, Piqued Because ‘Nominee Did Not Wait on Them to Issue Suffrage Plea

EARLY PEACE SAYS HARDING   Republican Candidate for: President Formally Accepts Nomination.   IGREAT CROWD IN MARION     New Effort to Form an Associa  tion of Powers Based on Justice.

WOULD DECLARE PEACE  WITH GERMANY AT ONC   MULTITUDE OF MATTERS AR TOUCHED UPON, LEADING OFF WITH ATTACK ON “AU TOCRATIC GOVERNMENT.” —--

IMARION, OHIO, WAS FILLED WITH ' INTERESTING SPECTATORS  A      ‘Scored League of Nations Covenant: Supreme Blunder, In His Speech: American Independence Should  Be Guiding Policy 

“Restoration, of Constitutional Government Through Repub,. lican Party First-Duty,”’ H e Says—Great Crowd Present at Marion. as Lodge “Notifies” Candidate.   SENATOR LODGE ATTACKS LEAGUE

LAUDS SENATORS WHO OPPOSED PACT, THOUSANDS HEAR SENATOR DELIVER "ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IN MARION PARK

HARDING ACCEPTS . THE NOMINATION   AND DECLARES HIS STAND ON NATIONAL QUESTIONS,   ASKS FOR IMMEDIATE PEACE   “League of Nations Supreme Blunder* —"Senators Who Stood-Agalnst ft. ; Were Sentineis on Tower of Constittuional Government, -

SEN. HARDING FOR + MIMEDIATE RATICATION OF PEACE   Is Bitterly Opposed To Ratification of the League of Nations Covenant As Tt Now Stands.

PEACE -AT ONCE AND NEW EFFOR T AT LEAGUE PROMISED BY HARDING   Republican Candidate Scores League ‘of Nations in Acceptance Speech  ~ and;Lauds the Senators Who .. ~ Opposed Its Ratification. 

Popular Government to Be Reestablished   No Man Is Big Enough to Run This Great Republic, Declares G. O. P. Nominee ~

HARDING SCORES ‘WORIPACTS CURE Eonar   LAUDS SENATORS OPPOSING UNQUALIFIED RATIFICATION AS SENTINELS.

DRAFTS OF PLATFORMS OF LIBERAL PARTIES   Being Worked Qut So ‘Phey Will Ti Together if They Decide to  Amalenmate,

BUTLER- WOOD FIGHT HELPS” ~ THIRD PARTY   TENSION anows AS GEN. WOOD  “GALA NICHOLAS BUTLERN  STATEMENT “INFAMOUS   COMMITTEE GF 48 SENDS OUT ATTACK ON SPEET, O11, BEEF  AND COAL TRUST

BUST THE TRUSTS CAMPAIGN SLOGAN   VERGER OF LIBERAL PARTIES AT CHICAGO INDICATED IN CONVENTION PLANS.

RADICAL PARTIES COMBINING       Lasorites and Committee of 48 In Agreement

LIBERAL PARTY IS PREPARING 10 ENTER CAMPAIGH   PLATFORMS ARE BEING PRE PARED FOR AMALGAMATION AT MEETING IN CHICAGO IN JULY.   WALSH MAY BE CANDIDATE   Chairman of Industrial Relations Beard is Regarded With Favor —lLa Follette is Choice of South Dakota Non. Partisans.

abor Group to Unite With Committee of 48 in Framing Labor Planks   VANT NATIONALIZATION OF BASIC INDUSTRIES   HAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE Is LEFT UNTOUCHED; ‘“TRUS1 BUSTING” WILL BE SLOGAN IS PREDICTION.

MAYOR NPSWINEY HAS BRIGHTER DA\   Home Office Officials Deny Hunger Striker Is Being Given Food

BIG CROWD GREETS HARDING IN WES!   ‘Minnesota Folks Are Eager to  Welcome Republican  Candidate.

HANDING SPEAKS ~ IN MINNESOTA   Republican Nominee Give: Address at State Fair in St. Paul Today.      ATOR NARDING'S SPEECTL

HARDING GETS AWAY FROM HOME   Makes His First Stump Speech at the Minnesota State Fair Today .   HIS WIFE IS WITH HIM   He Declares That America Must Stand Alone in All That She Does

RARDING IS AT. a1. PAUL TODAY DESERTS PORCH   ure, Harding Accom: nies Husband—Large Crowd Greets Them

No GETS GREAT WELGOM   Candidate at Twin Cities Toda: For Speech at State Fair ou Campaign Tsaues.

SCHL] qi CHALLENGES GOR t POLITICAL Lae   STEDMAN WANTS TO MEET DEMO CRATIC NOMINEE IN MINNEAPOLIS LABOR DAY,

STEDMAN WANTS A DEBATE.   Seetalist Candidate Sends Challeage ta Caelidadgs 

HUSBAND AND WIFE IN SUICIDE PAGT   John Pheil, Having Relatives Here, and Wife End Lives In New York.

TURKISH QUESTION BEFORE CONFERENCE   Admiral Beatty, Winston Spencer Churchill and Others Are Witnesses

UNOPEARABLE TURK 10 GREAT PROBLEM NOW   PEACE COUNCIL TRIES TO DEVISE MEANS TO CURE THE SICK MAN OF EUROPE   Alies Will Establish Militarv Control At Constantinonle Is Practically Certain.

TURKISH ISStUF TAKEN UP.   Peace Conference Tries to Work Out Ihsaiin of Military Plans.

VEINZELOS URGES STERN MEASURE AGAINST SULTAN   Peace Conference Tries to Work Out Details of Military and Naval Plans About Turkey.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO ARMEN\’:   Peace Conference Working Ont De. tails of Military and Naval Plans Relating to Turkey,

GREECE DEMANDS STERN MERGURES AGAINST SULTAN   Peace Conference Spend: Day Trying to Work Ou the Details of a Militar) and Naval Program.

TURKEY UNDER DISCUSSION   Allies May Take Control of Certain QGavearnmental Activities.

TURK PROBLEN BEFORE COUNGI   pDETALLS OF MILGTARY AND WAV AP APPEARS BEING WORKED OUT.

COX FLAYS HARDING,      Governor Denounces What He Terms Plan for Separate Peace With Germany.

PARTY'S POSITION ON LEAGUE (oaUt S FIRM SAYS GO}   GOVERNOR DENOUNCES WHAT HE TERMS OPPONENT’S PLAN FOR SEPARATE PEACE.   FLAYS SENATOR HARDING   Treaty Question Featured by Demo. cratic Standard Bearer in Speech Before Ohio Convention, at Columbus.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE IS FEATURED   Yan Accept Anything in Way of Reservations that Interprets and Calls Attention of Nations that we will Go Thus Par and No Farther He Says. Harding is Assailed as Reactionary and Plan for Separate Peace ie DNenonnced

Tells State Gathering of Dem: That Country. Will Enter Teague March Fourth.

Cox Changes  Argumen   Nemocratie Presidential Nominec is Beginning (0 SHp and Pa vor Reservations

COX FLAYS HARDING,   VA TRAITS MANU,  Governor Denounces What He Terms Pian for Separate Peace With Germany,

ENGUE ISSUE +3 FEATURED BY Ys POVERNOR GO   Democratic Nominee Relin quishes nah Leadership n Ohio.   FLAYS HARDING AS REACTIONAR\   Secretary of War Baker and Senator Pomerene Also Address Democratic State Con. vention, Defending League and Attacking Republicans.

COX FLAYS HARDING AS REACTIONARY CANDIDATE   Also Denounces Rivals Plan for Separate Peace With Germanvy.

COX ASSERTS PARTY. WILL ACCEPT SOME CHANGES IN TREATY   ! Declares Harding Plan Would be “Perfidious Act” and “Dis honorable Deed.”

HARDING SKINNED IN COX SPEECH 10 OHIO CONVENTION   Plan For Separate Peace With Ger many ts Denounced As  Perfidious Act   PROPRIETIES UNLY MADE HiM MODERATE HIS WORDS   Says That Democratic Success Mieam Entry Into League With The Fewest Possible Words.

LEAGUE STAND NOT UNBENDING, CLAIM OF COX   Democratic Chief Flays Harding And His Plan for a Separate Peace With Germany.

GOX OPENS FIGHT 10 GAPTURE CHIC   Addressing State Democratic Convention, Governor Again Defends League   RAPS SEPARATE PEACE   Nominee, Baker and Pom erene Take Flings at G. 0. P. Reactionary Policy

NOMINEE SCORES  SEPERATE PEACE   : . Governor Cox Flays Opposing Party's Stand—Ovation For Secretary  aber

“PERFIDIOUS ACT’ FLAYED BY NOMINEE   Democratic Position on League Is Unbending, Standard Bearer Tells Ohio Convention — Says G. 0. P. Is Reactionary

FORHUN PEACE   “PERFIDIOUS” ACT} SCORED.   COX COMES OUT STRONG FOR LEAGUE—G. 0. P. IS REACTIONARY.

GUA DENOUNGES HARDING PLANS FOR HUN PEACE   ‘PERFIDIOUS” AC SCORED.      COX COMES OUT STRONG FOR LEAGUE—G. O. P. IS REACTIONARY.

COX CALLS HARDING REACTIONARY IN Hls COLUMBUS SPEECH   Democratic Nominee Says Party’  eae On League Reservation   Ts Not Unbendine.   FLAYS SEPARATE PEACE PLAN

OHIO DEMOCRATS   Senator Is Branded As ‘‘Reactionary” and His Plan For Separate Peace With Hins Is Denounced,   LEAGUE ISSUE ALSO FEATURED IN SPEECH   Says the Democratic Position On Reservations Is Not “Unbending”’; Speaker Is Given Big Ovation,

WANTS PACT RATIFIED SOON,   Bryan Speaks Against Making Treaty  Bomese, fei J ation

BRYAN BELIEVES ° TREATY WILL BE RATIFIED FRIDAY   Would Turn Matter Over to Republicans i} Democrats Fail to Secure Compromise.  FURTHER PROGRESS MADE AS RESULT OF CONFERENCE   Senator Reed, Missouri, Calling Atten-. tion to Recent Statement by Lowel, Taft and Bryan, Says One hy One Roses Fall, and Adds Unamerican Document Should be Rejected,

IT’S MORE IMPORTANT TO RATIFY TREATY NOW THAN WAIT 14 MONTHS   Bryan Expresses Belief that Senate Will Act Favorably by Next Friday

ALL SECTIONS IN THE PRIZE LIST   New Jersey Man Pulls Down Berkshire Awards While Canadian Captures Sheep .  Chamnionshin.

JERSEY BREEDS SWEEP PRIZES _ AT STOCK SHOV   ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY REPRESENTED iN RIBBON AWARDS AT CHICAGO

COMPERS WILL GO BEFORE THE PLATFORM COMMITTEE   American Federation of Labor ‘ Awaiting Results of Big Political Venture.

GRAFT THERE ‘ALSO   Investigation in Argentina Discleses Dishonesty.’ .   ‘Government Clainis That 5,500,000 Pesos Were “Unduly” Pald for : “Palace of Gold. ad

CHECK UP GRAFT IN BUENOS AIRES CAPITOL   FIND BUILDING MATERIALS WENT IN FRONT DOOR AND OUT BACK.

ARGENTINE “GRAF INVESTIGATION SHOWS MISUSE OF MILLIONS   EENMENT FOR RECOVERY OF MONEY INVOLVED.

START RED CROSS ROLL NOVEMBER 11   SPALDING IS DIRECTOR   Headquarters for the Roll Call Will Be Opened on Massachusetts Strect Soon

START RED CROSS ROLL NOVEMBER 11   ANNUAL CAMPAIGN FOR ITS SUPPORT WILL LAST TEN DAYS   Hearquarters for the Roll Call Will Be Opened on Massachusetts Strect Soon

GOVERNMENT Ot  DASEDALL TO BE CHANGED. BELIEF   Heydler and Club Owners Of National League In Conclave.   TO ASSIST GRAND JURY   Will Discuss Plans For the Good Of Baseball Says Heydler.

TO DISCUSS CHANGES IN BASEBALL GOVERNMEN   Club Owners of National League To Meet At Chiéago Monday For The Purpose

HGHTS 10 GET SEARLES MILLIONS   Nephew of Methuen Man te Try to Break Will   Mother of Legatee Jilted Rich Ma To Marry His Brother

ATTEMPT 10 SHEA SEARLES WILL CERTAIN   Albert Victor SearlesyHeir tc Only $250, 000 Takes  fa ~~ et

Jury, In Prevost ’ Case Securec      SARS, BROWN, WIFE OF ari. DEREN WAN HAS LEFT FOR WIN DSGR. ONT

40 ITALIAN WARSHIPS SOLD   Government Intends to Sell Ninety. Three Others Soon.

ITALY’ SELLS 40 WARSHIPS   Minister of Marine Savs Government Expects to Sell Ninety-Three Other Craft.

For First Time Police Station Has No Business Bae Twenty-four Hour.

9 e+ © © © 9 ¢ © 9 8 @ i - . we oleotenrerieotcn loo ten cn lestsoree lentes ject esfeofe ole   RECORD MADE BY N.Y. POLICE STATION; CLEAN BLOTTER FOR ‘ONE DA

USUALLY BUSY POLICE STATION IN :N. ‘Y. ‘HAS FIRST IDLE 24. HOURS

w—w—v—X—X_  oN ROACH /3 MAN WHO ATTACKED HER   Little Ruth Barkley Identifies Suspect Arrested at Racine as Her Assail ant   RUS SCREAM'NS TO MOTHER ASTER SEEINS MAN IN JA'L   Dramatic Scene Takes Place at Racine on Sunday Night

Little Ruth Barkley Identifies Suspect Arrested at Racine as Her Assailant   pods SCREAM NS TO MOTHER ASTER SEES MAN IN JAIL   Dramatic Scene Takes Place at Racine on Sunday Nicht

NCITER NOMINEE 8 10 BE CLL   SENATE COMMITTEE MAKING PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE   Vice Presidential Candidate May Be Asked to Substantiate Certain Statements Attributed to Him.

FESS URGES FORCING COX 10 TESTIFY   Says Talk Is Discounted in Ohio But Not Over Country.  i

MARINE PROBE ON   REPORT... SHOWS. UNLAWFUL KILLING OF HAJTIANS, ©   indiscriminate hillingy of . Natives Disciosed in Court Martial,

TH ME HELD AFTER “AAD ON COMMUNISTS   Nine. Members of Vincennes Roundec Up by. Authorities Were Born , In Germany

ELEVEN ALLEGED REDS ARRESTED IN RAIDS CONDUCTED AT VINCENNES   CHARTER FOR THE ORGANIZATION WAS ISSUED A CHICAGO AND ALL WERE MEMBERS OF THE COM MUNIST LABOR ORGANIZATION—ONE WAS RELEAS ED—OTHER TEN HAD BEEN IN GERMAN — ARMY. .

PUaT FREED 1,600 AEDS LATED FOR OVERSEAD; “DAVE   All Within Six Months, Charge Release of Other Aliens Without Bond Alleged.

PROTECTING THE RADICALS   Assistant Seeretary of Lahor Post Accessed of Aiding Them.

LESS COFFEE CONSUMPTION.   Ameunt Drank in This Country Last Year Smailest for the Past 19 Voaarc.

LESS COFFEE CONSUMPTION.   Amount Drank in This Country’ Last Year Smallest for the Past 19

KENTUCKY FIELDS: . REPORT BiG WELLS   Great Activity Through Wester: “ Bistricts.   GUSHER AT BOWLING GREEN   Okishoma Operators Attracted  “to Kentucky —— Large Prices  . Paid for Producing Properties  Central Weet Completions  —~Another Gusher at Breckanridge “Texas.

RENTUGKY FIELDS NCREASING WORK   Western Districts Attract More Oil Men.   BIG PRODUCTION FOR JUNE   Producing Area is Extended by Large Wells — Gusher in Simpson County — Several Tests Sarting in Michigan— Deep Drilling in Minois—-Activity in All the Central West.

SEC. HULL 10 RUN FOR. GOVERNOR   State. Official Makes : Formal ‘Announcement. of , His Candidacy. .

SECRETARY OF STATE ~TO-RUN FOR GOVERNOF   Merlin Hull Seeks Republica Nomination.

PREDICT’ PASSAGE OF GARDNER BILL IN HOUSE TODAY   Republicans Secure Pledges F, rom 71 Members Supporters Claim.   STARK: REPRESENTATIVES OPPOSED TO PROPOSA   Miami County Solon Asks Repeal of Tw6-Cent Fare Law.

Me TOQ, ofa MI JORNGDA-YM THE MAN   Battle Is on Among Republican Aspirants for Mantle of Theodore Roosevelt

HI JOHNSON AFTER TEDDY'S MANTLE   ‘California Presidential Aspirant  Would Pursue Roosevelt Policy

HOSPITAL BURNED; PATIENTS RESCUED   Fire Destroys Edwards Sanitarium at Napervilie, lil.   Nurses Carry Tubercular Patients to  Safety Ragm the Flames—Heroic : Scenes Mai’: Rescues.

PATIENTS AKE SAVED   SANITARIUM FOR TUBERCULAR AT NAPERVILLE, iILL., BURNS.   Heroic Scenes Mark Rescues of Bedridden as Flames Destroy Institution in Two Hours.

HOSPITAL IS BURNED   Fire Destroys Edwards Sanitarium: at Naperville, Ill.   Nurses Carry Tubercular Patients te Safety From the Flames—Heroic Scenes Mark Rescues.

VENDETTA PLOT THEORY IN MURDER   Latest Slaying Brings Total Homicides at Youngstown to 42

FIND ITALIANS COVERED WITH KNIFE WOUNDS   Police See Work of Vendetta In Double Murder   Each Victim Had Thirty Stab Wounds

Pittsburgh Physician and Guest: Victims in His Down Town Offices.

EXPECT A BUSY TERM.   November Session -of Court to Have Some Real Business.

ENGLAND STEALS MARCH ON ALLIES IN. TRADE RELATIONS IN GERMAN   GERMAN MANUFACTURERS AL READY TIED UP WITH LONG  TIME CONTRACTS, THE BRITISH.

O’Neil Leads Julian In Senatorial Race,  Democratic Ticket   Davis Retains 16,000 Lead Over Cole for Republican Nomination for Governor—Several Places on Both Tick-: Sate Ctl in Nonh? Thiuredayv.

Willis Boosts His Lead in Republicat Senatorial Race While Julian and © O’Neil Run Neck and Neck :

IS WORLD WIDE IN SCOPE   LOCAL CONFERENCE ON INTER. CHURCH MOVEMENT

WOMEN RULE SOVIET NAVY   Bolshevist Naval Commissary Dis. misses All of the Higher Men Of. ficials in Service,

THREE KILLED IN PLANT   Fire Destroys Buildin at Army Chemical Warfare Plant In Marviancd.

BANK OFFICIAL ASKS TO HAVE CASE CONTINUED   FORMER OFFICER OF TRUST CO SAYS ATTORNEY ON OTHER TRIAL

“ OFFICIALSTO STARTHONDAY   CASE AGAINST FEDERAL BANK 8 TRUST COMPANY MEN READY

CONSIDER REFUSAL: “PERSONAL INCIDENT’   MAY INCREASE " : NATIONAL  SIND ERIT TR Compara cy

NOT ALL CAPITALISTS WERE UNPATRIOTIC 30 MA, WASHBURN ASSERTS   Tells Congressmen His Company Made No Profit On The War Work Millions

UNCLE SAM GOT “TRADE SECRETS WITHOUT COST   Chemists Gave Services to Nation, Manufacturer  Testifies.

CAPITALISTS’ WAR SERVICE   Story of How Whey Spent Vast Sam: to Aid the Government Is  atid tm tlhanne_

NITRATE-FROM-AlR ‘ANT SAYS CONCERN ~ MADE NO PROFITS   Tells House Committee Probing Muscle Shoals Plants 1,500 Tons Was Produced.   GAVE GOVERNMENT RIGHTS   Cyanid Company Had Bought Them From German Inyentors in 1907.

PITTSBURGH SWITCHMEN HASTEN BACK ~ UNDER THREAT OF QUeK DISCHARGE

F rench Capture: Tarsus, Asia Mino:   Hofe Hela Out for American Reller Workers Who Are Besleged ip Adana,

TARSUS TAKEN BY FRENCH   Hope Is Now Held Qut for Besieged American Relief Workers

AMERICANS IN CAPTURED CITY   Hope Is Held Out For United States Citizens in Tarsus

FRENCH CAPTURED PAUL'S BIRTHPLACE      POLES HAVE TAKEN 16,000 80 VIET PRISONERS WITH 40,000 MORE SUR.ROUNDED,

CAPTURE ~ OFTARSUS   Reported and’ ‘American Re. ‘lief Workers,. Now. Be. seiged, May Be _Releasec from Adana. .

FRENCH TROOPS TAKE TARSUS   Hope for Americans Besieged at Adana Since June 20 Is Thereby Revived.

FRENCH nePCRT TARSUS’ CAPTURE   Hope Now Held Out For American Relief Workers Besiered In Adana.

FRENCH CAPTURE PARSE MAY SAVE - RELIEF WORKERS   Rescue Believed Near fo » Americans: ‘Besieged

Tendency in West is Toward Condition of More Men Than Jobs.   CONDITION 1S FAIRLY GOOD   Industrial Leaders Declare That Situation Will Improve Soon.

HEARINGS RESUMED.   Soviet Agent Subject to Deportation Proceedings.

MARTENS HAS ANOTHER STAY   Hearings In Deportation Case th “Soviet Ambassador” to Be Resumed July 28.

RESUME MARTENS HEARING   Final Decision in Case of Soviet Agent Expected to Rest with Wilson

is eee # ALD HOPE FOR A) SPEEDY ROVEMENT OF SERVIC        People of City WIE Be Behind ouls and the Council,

CVERYBODY PLEASED   ALL HOPE FOR A SPEEDY I™PROVEMENT GF SERVICE,   People of City WIE Be Behind Mayor liouls and the Council.

SESSION LAGS; RECESS FOLLOWS   Legislature Adjourns Until Tomorrow—Net a Single Imiervtagnt Rill   HAS BEEN PASSED   A Eugenics Bill Intrecueed in the House—Requires Health Certificates

SPECIAL SESSION CONTINUES TO LAC   Senate Adjourns After Brief Morning Session, Due to Delayed Committee Reports   TAX MEASURE UP IN HOUSE   Symons Bill Appropriating $2.006 For Wright Memorial Recommended For Passage.

It Would include All The Nations of The Two Americas.   SORT OF “MONROE DOCTRINE”   Hoped To Keep North and South America Qut of Troubles of The World.

URUGUAY SUGGESTS AN AMERICAN: LEAGUE   reahiont, of Republic. Wr tension of Monroe 14 fo ‘South: Amorica:     yore Es, Ee        WILL’ KEEP OUT: OUTSIDERS   URGES .COOPPRATION WITH: “LBAGUE.OF NATIONS              President Rol Reina Praises Uitled -Siates’ Por Fighting Ceanany In Defense af Soudlev Nations

E. D. CRUMPACKER DEAD   Prominent Tenth District Republican, Leng A Figure In State Politics, Evnires Suddenly

E. D. CRUMPACKER DEAD   Prominent Tenth District Republican. Long # Figure In State Politics,  BEewnlrac GQnudtlanix«

DEMOCRATS MEET {N UTAH   State Convention is Called to Order to .  Wame Party ‘Ticket

CLEVELAND MAN . . TELLS OF FUND       a Bit } VISIONAL LEAD. ER DESCRIBES METHODS USED IN RAISING MONEY IN OHIO   WILL CALL DEMOCRATS   COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE  THE CHARGE OF CONGRESSAMTAN ROWATY tN9uUNWenaANW

DESCRIBE REPS Oil rUND PLAN   “Slush Fund” Probe Re sumed Today  BLOSSOM IS HEARD  ee  Tells of Cuyahoga Coun ty Quota

‘orty Teams Covered Work In Cuyahoga County, Blossom Says   ONFIRMS COX CHARGE OF $400,000 QUOTA   vstifies Organizers Was Sent From Chicago, To Direct Campaign 

Cleveland Collector for “Slush Fund’’ Verifies Cox Charge; Used “‘Form 101’

TESTIMONY TENDS TO St BSTAN TIATHE CHARGES or COX REGARDING MONEY KAI. ING SYSTEM   ROSPECTS” ASSESSEL   Teams ino Cuyahoss County, Ohio, Furnished With Names of 3,000 Prospectives, Who Had Been Assessed Definite Sums.  Money Raising

TROOPS SURROUND CITY; MAKE RAIDS   Five More Persons Killed in City Yesterday

ONE PAIR OF SHOES _AND ONE SUIT OF CLOTHES ALLOWEL   Soviet Government Cuts Allowance to Help Out Red Army :   a ila  SEARCH HOMES OF ALL OFFICERS FIRST

One Pair of Shoes and One Suit of Clothes Is Maxi , mum Allowed for Each Person in Petrograd.

FIGHT FIRE WITH LIGHT   Searchlights to Be Used in Flashing Forest Fire Signals

ATTEMPT 10 KILL HOYNE FRUSTRATED   Two Bullets Narrowl Miss Son of Chicago Attorney.

ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION   Two Bullets Fired at Young Hoyne Who Closely Resembles Father, States Attorney Hoyne.

ATTTEMPT 18 MADE:TO MURDER MAGLAY HOYHI   Would te Assassins Fire Twe Bullets Into Home of Chicago  States Attorney.   SON NARROWLY ESCAPES

meer ee KILL PROSECUTOR   Two Bullets Fired Into’ Home o State's Attorney Hoyne Narrowly Miss Son.

POLICIES AR MADE KNOWN AYA HOOVER   Ratification of Treaty, Federal Budget and Collective Bargaining Advocated

WHERE HOOVER STANDS   Little Ranger of Radicalism Ever  ContrcHing This Country.

HOOVER TELLS HOW HE STANDS ON BIG QUESTION   Former Food Dictator Declares for Ratification of Treaty, Budget ‘ Ssstem and Collective Liareainine.  .

HOOVER MAKES KNOWN VIEWS   Tells Association of Miners and Exginers How He Stands on Nationa] Isanes

M. MAETERLINCK  CAUSES FAILURE ‘OF POND LYCEUN   Noted Old Bureau File Bankruptcy I Petition it in

SCORES MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT   Senator Cites Load of $68 Wheat That Cost Consumer $391.

FARMER GETS $68.50 FOR WHEAT AND CONSUMER PAYS $391 FOR BREAD, DECLARES SENATOR CAPPER

CHRISTENSEN AWAITS REPLY ON DEBS PLAN   Harding Refuses to Aic in Liberating Socialist Candidate.

CHRISTENSEN T0 ATTEMPT TO GIVE DEBS FREEDOM   Asks Cox Answer to Proposa Few Days Ago—Condemns Harding’s Attitude

AWAITS WORD FROM COX   Plans For Release Of Debs Heic  od, Abawanrea Re Glarietanscen._

WIRES GOK AGAIN ON DEBS’ REHALE   CANDIDATE CHRISTENSEN OF FARMER-LABOR PARTY ASKS A REPLY.

Hold Up Plan To  Free Debs Until Cox Gives Stand; Want Him To Aic

DEBS JAILED; G. 0. P. FREE; WHY? HE ASKS   Republicans Blocked War As Much As Socialists, Says Christensen To Cox.

PLEA FOR RELEASE OF HFRS RENEWED   Christensen Urges Cox to Rept) to Request for Amnesty ‘af DPricaner.

CHRISTENSEN Hid PLAN LOCKING TU RELEASE OF DEBE   Fa-La Candidate Asks. Cox for Reply to First Message Before Taking Action.

DEBS BET CHECKED UP TO COX WHEN HARDING DECLINES 10 AID IN SECURING RELEASE OF SOCIALIST FROM JAIL   Christensen Asks the Demo: ; Crat Leader to Aid” - Syndiealists

SUNTINUES TE HARP ON DEBS BEING FREED   Farmer-Labor Candidate For President Insists Prisoner Be Turned Loose.

HARDING STAND AGAINST RELEASING DEBS DRAWS ATTACK BY CHRISTENSEN

PARLEY WRINGS OUT ANOTHER SOB FOR DEBS   Farmer-Labor Nominee Wires Cox in Behalf of Socialist Candidate.   HARDING SCOLDED FOR HIS ATTITUDE   Christensen Paints Debs as a Martyr to Free Speech.

OXTO AD IN DEBS RELEASE   Christensen,  Farmer-Labor Candidate, Says Socialist Should Be ‘Free.

STARTLING. PROPHECIES.   Hungary's National Sovthsayer Make: Forecasts ax io Numerous Wold Chanc

MANY CHANGES ARE FORETOLD BY SOOTHSAYER   sees End of Bolshevism Among Russians During Next Year   Sees End of Bolshevism Among Russians During Next Year

HUNGARY’S SOOTHSAYER PREDICTS” :   RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF MONARCHIES

Be th fe ode ae fe fe of Be cote dhe oh he ebb ohh x   WILL THESE COME TRUE?

Kiugs Will Return, France Will Be Monarchy, Prices Will Drop, So National Soothsayer Predicts

WORLD WILL 60 BACK TD MONMAGHES SHI HUNGARY PROPHETESG   Startling Revelations Are Made by Famous Soothsayer—Says Kaiser Will Insane and Crown Prince Will Be Murdered.

POLES HAVE TAKEN KIE'   ACCORDING TO REPORT IN WAR SAW GEN. PILSUDSKI LED THE FORCES THAT TOOK CITY.

POLISH FORCFS It CONTROL OF KIE\   General Pilsudski, President Polish State, Led Troops Into City, Strong Bolshevik Resistance.

Gen. Pilsudski, President of the Polish State, Led the Troops Into the City.  *   _BOLSHEVIKI FORCES ARE IN BAD PLIGHT   It is Admitted They Have Their Backs to the Wall.

Capture of Kiev © Reported Today   Warsaw Papers State City Was Taken by Poles Yesterday But Report Has Not Been Officially Confirmed. Reds Resist Strongly.

POLES TAKE KIEV, WARSAW REPORTS   °resident of Poland Leads Troops Into Ukraine Capital.   HARD FIGHTING GOING ON   Chinese Mercenaries Are Being Used by the Bolsheviki in Effort to Stem the Sweep of the Polish Troops.

RESIST DRIVE TOWARD KIE\   Bolshevist Forces) Ar! Backed Up to Dnieper River

BOLSHEVIK LINE WAVERS BEFORE STRONG ADVANCE      TROOPS STRENGTHENED TO. RESIST ONWARD  MOVE OF JOINT wTTIWE   MWEKRAINE STRONG   Key City to ) Russia Reportec ‘Captured But Fight Continues.

POLES CAPTURE KIEV FROM REDS   CHINESE AID BOLSHEVIKI   Number of Mongolians Taken Prisoner—Russians Backed Up Against Dnieper River and Are Pre paring to Resict Pelish , Fern

POLISH FORGES. ‘CAPTURE KIEV, “PAPERS REPORT   Bolshevik Army Evidently Unable to Resist Power of Opposing Troops

POLES DRIVE ON KIEV   Have Backed Bolsheviki Army up Against Dneiper River

Bolshevik Forces Back to Rive   Preparing to Resist Polish and Ukranian Efforts to Take Kiev.

POLES CAPTURE KIEV FROM REDS   Gen, Pilsudski, President of Polish State,‘Leads Troops Into Capital.   CHINESE AID © BOLSHEVIKI   Number of Moengolians Taken Prisoner—Rugesiane Backed Up Against Onieper River and Are Pre. Paring to Regist Potish {  Army.

STUBBORN FIGHT BETWEEN POLES AND BOLSHEVIKE,    Polish Troops Have Captured Mueli Booty and Are Pushing Hard Toward Kier.

CITY OF KIEV. TAKEN FROM BOLSHEVIK}   Gen. Pilsudski, President of Po: lish State, Leads Troops Into Capital.   Number of Mongolians Taken Prison " er—-Russians Backed Up Againe  Dnieper River and Are Pre paring to Resist Polish Army.

POLISH FORCES DEFEAT SOVIET  CAPTURE ICY   EXTRA EDITIONS OF WARSAY NEWSPAPERS ANNOUNCE GREAT VICTORY.

AIEU CAPTURED BY ADVANCING POLES   PRINCIPAL CITY OF UKRAINE WAS TAKEN FROM THE RUSS BOLSHEVIKI   POLISH ARMY VICTORIOUS   Aided By Ukrainians Under Gen. Petlura, Genéral Pilsudski’s Men Making Rapid Advance,

H. C. L TAKES ANOTHER BOUND   Inercase of Ten tents «2» Poarnd in  Weat is Latest Jump.

REPORT SHOW AESIDENCES ARE GOING UP SLOW   Public Works, Industrial Buildings being Constructed Faster Than Homes

f ie  BETA or MIS§ SALLEE,     Remains of Tipton Tolinge Lady Lai  - to Rest atl Fast Union.

BERIAL OF MISS SALLER.   Remains of Tipton Young Lady Laid - to Rest at East Union,

WOMAN ENTERS LIQUOR SCANDAL   Washington Resident Al. leged Member of Bootlegging Clique.

WOMAN BEINGSOUGHT   As Aileged Pawn of Chicago ““Rootlerscine Pine’?

SOQUTH AND wep gary   New Census Figures to Increas: -. Pohiiadd Rep eseiitadion: °

TO RESERVE ORDER.   Japanese Government Explains Oc cupation of Viadivostok.

PLANS IN URUGUAY   For Government's Welcome to Secre tarv of State Colby.

CRUISER TO MEET ct COLEY   American Secretary of State ig Nearing Montevideo

COLBY IS EN ROUTE TO MONTEVIDEO TODA)   Secretary of State Will Be Given Royal Welcome to Uru guay—Cruiser Goes Out tc Meet Him.

RAIDS IN ERIN ~ DESCRIBED BY BRITISH WOMEN   DECLARE MAJORITY OF ENGLISH  : PEOPLE ARE AGAINST GOVERNMENT

3FITISH CPINION 1S NOT BEHIND THE GOVERNMENT   inglish Women Declare “Ireland Caz  Be Won Yet" If Sincere Policy I: Adopted.

NOT FAIR TO THE IRISH.   Two Englishwomen Criticise Policy  of the Government.

Women Who Study Irish Conditions Arraign Government Policy.:   SAY ENGLISH PUBLIC. OPPGSE PRESENT RULE   Believe That Dominion Home Rule Would Prove Final Geattlement.

RELAND GAN BE WON bY OINGERE POLICY   Dominion Home Rule Will Prove the Final Solution of the Problem in Ireland, Witness Asserts.   COMMITTEE TOLD OF BURNING OF HOMES   Reprisals By the Military in Cork Are Described; U. S. Consul Refused to Vise Pacsnorts. Claim.

Maga OF BRATTOH PINION 15 NOT BEHIND POLICY   Witness Declares Government of Ireland Opposed by Majority.

LACKS SINCERITY IN TRISH POLE)   Coalition Government Arraign: ed by Two English Women Both Tell of Burning o' Homes.

NO SINCERI ITY      Declares British Women ir Testimony Before Irish Investigation Committee.

'D0.THE PEOPLE REALLY WANT IT?   Country Will Have an Opportunity to Learn Whether It ~ Likes Prohibition.   RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF VOLSTEAD MEASURE   It is Said New President Pro. poses That It Shalt Be Carried Ont Strictly...

HARDING IS FOR REAL PROHIBITION   Intends Sirictest Enforcement — of Law to ‘Test Nation’s True Atttude Concerning the Dry Movement

WANT SENTIMENT ON PROHIBITION   DRY LAW. TO BE RIGIDL ENFORCED UNDER NEW ADMINISTRATION,

FOR COUNTY WIDE FAIR   ao Vv aan A WV ae OF RAN  Plans Completed : and Constitie , tion Adopted Creating New,’  ! Orvranization.

FOR COUNTY WIDE FAIR   Plans Completed and Constitution Adopted Creating New Organization.   Greenhouse Wor Rellevilla?

‘ FOR COUNTY WIDE FAIR   FOR COUNTY WIDE FAIR  _ Plans Completed eted and Constitution Adopted Creating New Organization.

GERMANY MUST FULFILL PAC}   gic United in n-Determinatio Berlin Government Must Abide ide by Treaty.  VON KAPP IN SWEDEI

TEUTONS MUST CARRY QUT ALL TREATY TERMS   /MILLERAND NOW ON WAY TO MEETING OF COUNCIL OF PREMIERS.

BAREFOOT CHILDREN CRUSADE   New York Man .Heopes This Way to Reriec Down “Shoe Prices.

VALUABLE STOCK FOR SALE   SI TR eT Se:  Ce Se a :  Two Stallions, Fapr Jacks and Four  Jenneta

POLES ASK ARMISTICE  ~~ WITH REDS   PREMIER GRABSKI TELE GRAPHS GENERAL PULSUDSKI TO NEGOTIATE WITH  RUSSIANS.   MARTIAL LAW I$ DECLARED   Dicatorial Powers Assumed by The Polish Council of National Defense—Armies Retreat.

~ PREMIER  TFLEGRAPHS COMMANDER POLISH TROOPS  To Negoti ate a istice With the at One

“ontinued Assaults of Lenine Troops Force Polish Army to Withdraw from All Positions on Beresna River Line

POULTON PREMIER oUEO FOR ARMISTICE WITH RUSSIAN SOVIET ARMY   Allies Stand Ready To Aid Poles in Event That Proposal Is Turned Down By Reds— , Foch Marshals Forces.

Troops to Be Held in Readiness to Aid Poles Against Soviet Armies   ARMISTICE IS SOUGHT BY PREMIER GRABSK'   POLISH RESISTANCE ADMIT. TED TO BE BROKEN; MOS. COW GOVERNMENT EXPECT. ED TO HALT ADVANCE,

BOOZE SIGNS DRAPED IN MOURNING — NOTING EVOLUTION OF A WET ANSI. CTY INTO A LIQUORLESS SKHARA

DEMOBILIZING IN KANSAS  “Harve” Metter: Wing tlie Bix.  Fight and Returnsitda  Paare Basis: a

DEMOBILIZING IN KANSAS  *‘Harve’ Motter Wins the Big Fight and Returns to a Peace Basis.

Gradual Prohibition For Mexico, No Gambling In Rebel Territory, Says Statement By De La Huerta

Sn msieatnienaiiinetindinacihinase deine of  FOREIGN CAPITAL IS INVITED.

FUND FOR CARS 10” MOVE GRAIN ASKED   Millers and Farmers Tell Sen ate Comanition’ Ny Need . raves oo.      MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS 10 ENFORCE PROHIBITION AND STOP ALL GAMBLIKE   Provisional Leader Invites Foreigners But Says He Dees No’ Want Country to Be Place of Dissipation; Another American Murdered by Bandits.

Orders Have Already Been Issued to Do Away With These Two Evils in’ Terri= tory Controlled by Rebels,   CAPITAL WELCOME IF REVOLT SUCCESSFUL   Invitation Extended to Foreign Financiers to Enter Mexico if Anti-Carranza Adherents Are Victors.

—_—_  PROHIBITION Tht tM) OF MEXICAN DEVAL IITIANISTS   Hope Also to Put a Stop to Ail the Many Forms of Gamblina.   ASK FOREIGN CAPITAL TO ENTER REPUBLIC   ore to Make Country Open F.cld for Honest and Legiti mate Investments.

RUMORS FROM ORTUGAL-Y      Reports Indicate Soviet Ha Been Proclaimed by Work-men but Legations Deny It.   COMMUNICATION HALTED

SLOODY FIGHTING NOW IN PORTUGAL   Many Persons Killed And Wounded In Lisbon And Oporto Dispatch States

MINGO GRAND JURY MAKES MINOR FINDS   Adjourns After Two Days Ses. sion With but Few Indictments of Moment.

CHICAGO PACKERS TO SAVE DAYLIGHT   Will Not Advance the Clock bu Will Start and Quit Work One j Hour Earlier.

STOCKYARDS 10 OPERATE UNDER MORE DAYLIGHT PLA   Clochs Will Not be Changed But Vorling Day Will S and End One Hour Katlier

SAVE. DAYLIGHT   Chicago Workers’ Start One Hour, Early, Quit Early

GREEKS GET AWAY FROM STAMBOUL FOR U. §.      French Officials Given Defi And American Consul Left Trying to Block Them

1.000 IN FLIGHT. TO AMERICA   Greeka, Armenians and Jews ‘Leave Constantinople Without Consent. of Authorities.

MANY SAIL FOR AMERICA   One Thousand Jews and Armenians Leave Constantinople for the United States.

ROOSEVELT IS COMING BACK   Colonel Promises to Make Another  Deer of WW eat.

Detail Food Prices Show Average Decline of 3 Per Cent Sept. 15 to Oct. 1!

PRICE OF FOOD 9 PER FeNTINMONT   Wholesale Grocerymen Receive Over Eight Per Cent Less From Retailers   30 OUT OF 43 ARTICLES DECLINE; SOME ADVANCE   ONLY ONE CITY, HOUSTON TEX., SHOWS INCREASI AMOUNTING TO ONE-HAL OF ONE PER CENT.

Wholesale Prices Declined 834 Per Cent in October, and Farmer Prices More,

FOOD PRICES ON DECLINE AGAIN   Decrease Vhree Ver Lert Between September 16th and Ortober 15th.

PRICE OF LIVING I DROPPING   Waeve & Fle  Retail Prices Decrease 3 Per Cent  30 ARTICLES DROP  Consumer Is Last to Get Benefit

Retailer Slow to Pass on Cui _ to Consumer, Labor Report Shows.   WHOLESALE REDUCTION 8.5 PER CENT. REPORT   Eggs, Lard, Bacon and Some Other Staples Show an Increase,

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES DROPPED 8 1-2 PER CENT   AND PRICES TO PARMERS DROP* PED CONSIDERABLE  wapnh

RETAIL FOOD PRIGES DOM   DECLINE OF THREE PER GENT IS + SHOWN iN OCTOBER   SLOW IN REAGHING CONSUME   Wholesale Prices Show Decrease of 8 Per Cent and Prices Paid to the Farmers Much More Than That Gmahsa: thads:

HOUSE SHORTAGE DEMANDS SPECIAL LEGISLATION   BY CONGRESS TO ENCOURAG! BUILDING, SAYS COUNTRY’S HOUSE EXPERT

“GOLD PROSPECTOR IS © NO MORE IN INDUSTR'   Mining Congress is Told o  Deserted Cabins.

SMALL CROWD HEARD ~~ SMITH WEDNESDAY   Address Up to to His Standard But Senator Showed He is Not Any Too Confident. —  Discussed stions at Issue  Tr Ee Addpeas.

SMALL CROWD HEARD HOKE SMITH TOORY   Address Up to His Standard But Senator Showed He is Not Any Too Confident. — Discussed Questions at Issue In His Address.

SULLIVAN SIZES UP  NEBRASKA PROSPECT   POLITICAL FORECASTER SEES A HARDING LEANING,   Emiaceat Prophet as Artbar Wallem Quoted as Saving Germans Are Voting KHepeblicas This }ear.

NEBRASKA DUE TO PILE UP NOTABLE 6-0 PMAORIT   German of Bry an 8 State Are

HEAD OF DEFUNGT KANSAS BANK WAS OWINDLE VICTIM:   Federal Agents and Bank De partment Operatives Working on Clues Indicating Gigantic Fraud Plot.

JAEDICKE A VICTIM?   Ranking -Department  Uneovers Evidence of A’ Country Wide Plot.

NOVY WELCOME GIVEN HARDING: AGRICULTURE fa  TEXT OF SPEECH   Says Nation Should Encourage Cooperative Marketing and Take Other Steps  ’ To Accict Farmers,   THOUSANDS CROWD INTO TWIN CITIES   Minneapolis and ost. Pau Crowds Line Sidewalks As the Senator and His Party Pass Aiong.

JEARD BY THOUSANDS IN MINNESOTA   Senator Herding Outlines His hericultural Policy.

NOMINEE Vo GIVEN BIG OVATION AT MINNESOTA FAIR   Appeal of Senator for Americanism Brings Loudest Applause of the Day.

AGRICULTURE [5 HARDING'S TOPIC   Outlines His Policies te Cheering Audience   Republican Candidate Makes First Important Campaign Speech Away from Home at Minnesota State Fair Grounds—Cheered in Streets of Twin Cities

From Twin Cities of Minnesota at Annnal State Fair — Makes Plea for Presérvation of Nationality and Equal Opportunity — Advises Tariff  poe eee

HARDING GIVER CLOSE ATTENTION BY LARGE CROWD   Outlines Agricultural Policy Amid Frequent Bursts of Handciapping.   SAKES HANDS WITH HUNDREDS AT RECEPTION   Speaks From Same Stand at Minnesota State Pai Grounds That Gov. Cox Used Monday but Made No Refer. ence to Democratic Nominee

HARDING OUTLINES AGRICULTURE VIEW   TENDERED OVATION WHEN HE SPOKE IN WINNESOTA.   State Fair Crowd Cheers Position of Nominee On Hia Policies Relating to Problema of  Farm Life.

ARUING MAKES AGRICULTURAL POLICY SPECT   Republican Candidate Delivers First Important Address Away From Home. Acclaimed Vociferously by Thousands.   FAVORS FARM LOAN AGT   Pleads for Preserved Nationality and Equal Opportunity. Agricultural Program Outlined. Speaks  From Judges’ Stand.

Harding at Minnesota Fair ut ue 2 ut 4  4 2 Defends Rich Men’s Club

Co-operative Marketing and Changes In Farm-Loan Act 'Urged By Senator Harding

FARM POLICIES   Minnesota State Fair Crowds Give Republican Presidential Nominee Hearty Welcome   FOR AMERICANISM   Vigorous Gestures Drive Home Hi: Plea, While Crowds Applaud Without Restramt

ELECT OFFICERS   farmers Federation of Fugit Tow? ship H*ve Good Meeting at Clarks burg Tuesday Night.

FUIGIT FARMERS FLECT OFFICER   si ici i I I a i oll has Man ae : ut Farmers Fedefatien of Fugit Tow?ship H®ve Good Meeting at Clarks burg Tuesday Night.

9 HURT AT AMUSEMENT PARK   Handkerchief Jams Emergency Brakes on Car and Causes Collision at St. Lowis Pleasure Resort.

MAY STILL RATIFY SUFFRAGE   West Virginin Senate Many Change  Vote On Federal Amendment.

STILL HOPE FOR SUFFRAGE IN WEST VIRGINIA   Senate May Recall Its Action On Monday When Ratification Was Lost by One Vote.

WEST VIRGINIA MAY YET RATIFY 19TH AMENDMENT   Abjent Senator Asks to Be Paired for Suffrage, Which Would Brea’ Existing Deadlock.

BERLIN SITUATION GRAVE BUT WELL IN HAND, REPORT   Number of Dead As Result 0 Tuesday's Rioting Is Estimated at 50.

FRAU ZEIG, RADICAL MEMBER OF REICHSTAG ~ TNSTIGATOR OF RIOTS   Martial Law Now Proclaimed Throughout Germany and — Red Papers Suppressed   Fifty Dead and Hundreds Wounded Ir _ Tuesday’s Battle—Berlin Quiet’ But Feeling Is Tense

DISTRIBUTION OF THE GERMAN ~ REPARATION   Percentages io Various Countries Will be Same as Previously Annomnced. U.S. Gets Zero.

ALLIES AGREE UN PAYMENTS   AGREEMENT REACHED AS T¢ DISTRIBUTION OF GERMAN “INDEMNUEIES.,   German Miniseer of BEeonomics Protests the Inability of Germany To Meet Situation Resulting Virow Taking Two Million Tons Coal From Mines.

NATIONS ARE 10 DIVIDE THE COAL   APPORTIONMENT: HOWEVER NOT MADE PUBLic, % . >   BIG DELIVERY QUE OCTOBER   Unless Six Million Tona Are Forth coming From Germany the Allies” Will Carry Out Their Pra: gram of Invasion.

Distribution. Of. ‘Repa ation. ‘Agreed Or     a   Allied Premiers) Refuse to: Announce Percent-ages That goto Var “~~ jous Countries...

SURE ERING ENDED,   Former ‘Fipton Women tvpired at Hier Home in Whokome.

LEADERS OF 6. 0. P. ARE IMPRESSED BY HARDING   Party Members, at First Doubtful Go Away Pleased With His Harnestness.   SPEECH IS A MASTERPIECE   David Lawrence Finds the Repub. ican Candidate in Every Way Worthy of Trust.

THINK HARDING FIT TO FILL THE OFFICE   FOUND Tu MEASURE UP TO PRESIDENTIAL CLASS,   Crewd at Notification Ceremony Happily Sarprised and Immensely Pleased With Speech of Acceptance.

LLL LLL LEELA LE LALA ALLL ALL LLL ALLE ANAL ALA iia mase a a,  REPUBLICANS. ARE IMPRESSED BY EARNESTNESS OF HARDING

Republicans Who Heard And Saw Harding Well ° _ Pleased With Candidate

ACCEPTANCE ‘IMPRESSES   AND STRENGTHENS ‘HARDING WITH ‘ALL ~ REPUBLICANS, .   Nominee Measures Up as  Capable of Task Entrusted to Him by G..0. P. Con“Yention Declares: ‘Law'. Penta" - 3

STRIKE SHUTS ILLINOIS MINES   ‘Rail Situetion Makes Half the Shafts and 45,000 Men idie, Says President Farrington,

bat Suffers Heavier Loss "Prom Fire Than West   tabla VALLEY STATES RE AT 82 PER CENT OF DAMAGI OF ENTIRE COUNTRY.

EAST SUFFERS WORST      sustain Greater Forest Fire Damave than West

“MIGHT BECOME A PEST.   Rats Said to Be Accumulating at the (ity Garbage Dump.

6.0 BERGDOLL, ‘DRAFT EVADER MAKES ESpAPE   Secretary Baker Orders Immediate and Thorough Investigation   LEAVE FROM GOVERNORS ISLAND WAS PERMITTEL   WRALTAY PHILADELPHIAN UNDER GUARD, WENT TO RECOVER LARGE SUM OF MONEY HE HAD SECRETED.

Walks Out Of Mother’s Mansion Where He Had Been  :  Taken By Officers   NO TRACE FOUND OF FUGITIVE YET   Army Officials: Refuse To Ex. plain Presence Of Convict In Philadelphia

BAKER ORDERS MINUTE PROBE OF BERBOOLL' ESCAPE FROM PAIS      Rumors of Buying Release Bring Investigation By Secretary of War --- Escape of sf Slacker Described.

BERGDOLL AFTER HIDDEN MONE'   SECREFTARY OF WAR ORDERED IM MEDIATE INVESPRGATION EN. TO HIS ESCAPE,   SEARCH FOR ESCAPED MAN

Visit to Old Home Contrary ts U. 8. Army Prison Rules   NO TRACE IS YET FOUND   Five Year Sentence Just Begun By Draft Dodger

ORDERS PROBE OF BERGDOLL ESCAPE   BERGDOLL ESCAPE     Secretary Baker Starts Inquiry . Into Latest Slacker Tindve_

BERGDOLL, RICH SLACKER, ESCAPES FROM HIS GUARDS   RICH WAN STARTING TO SERVI FIVE YEAR SENTENCE GETS AWAY WHILE EN PRILADELPHIA

BAKER TO PROBE BERGDOLL ESCAPE   Rich Slacker Gets Away from Mother's Home While Supposed to be Serving Time in Prison,

SCERETARY BAKER TO INVESTIGATE ~ BERGDOLL’S ESCAPE   SAYS HE HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF PRISONER BEING REMOVED FROM GOVERNOR'S ISLAND

RICH DESERTER FREE. BAKER IS STIRRED UF   WEALTHY DESERTER FROM  ARMY IS REMOVED TO THS HOME CITY AND PERMIETED TO GET AWAY

Secretary Baker Orders Probe Bergdoll Escape; . President Writing Veto

EUROPEAN RELIEF WORK CALLS FOR $33,000, 00(   (Appeals for Food and Medical  Supplies for Children of the  Stricken Nations

AID APPEAL MADE   $33,000,000 Asked for Relief of Children in Eurone

ARE’ IN. DANGER  “Sunket”. of : American ' Congressmen: :Are in Danger of Lives      IN” THE ORIENT  A Demonstration Against : the Japanese. Rule —'  Karnanc Arwactad .

ae sNENTO   NTEBEST, AMONG DEMOCRATS CENTERS  IN CONVENTION a "INDIANAPOLIS  THURSDAY,            I OWERS TO DELIVER “THE KEYNOTE SPEECH          obstierable Taerese toing Mani festod in: Naming of eDlegates’. : it Large and Platform. j

DEMOCRATS READY UR BIG CONCLAVE   Leaders of Party in Indiana Mee’ at State Capital in Preparation  for Convention.   CONFFERENCES HELD TODAY

BOSSE REELECTED STATE CHAIRMAN BY CONVENTION   FORMER CHAIRMAN SALLEE Is MADE FIRST VICE-CHAIRMAN MARSHALL ARRIVES

MASSING TROOPS FIGHT WRANGEL   Former German Officers With Anti. Bolshevik Troops.

RUMOR GERMAN LEADERS T0 AID BARON WRANGEI   Severe Fighting Continues in Vicnity of Nikopol.  TEN NEW DIVISIONS   Ravsian Bolshevik! Minister of War Reported to Be Bringing up Loyal Communist Forces.

GERMANS GO OVER TH EN: WRANEE   Bolsheviks Are Arranging tc Make More Determined Resistance During the Coming Scraps With General Wran oel Hadgevpr.

HUN OFFICERS Al) WRANGEL   Severe Fighting Continue: Along the Dneiper River.

BATTLE ALONG THE DNIEPER   Ten New Communist Divisions Are Brought Up by Trotzky.

FIGHTING SEVERE IN SOUTH RUSSIE   Trotzky is Reported to be Bringing Up Intrepid Red Divisions

FIGHTING ALONG: DNIPPER.   German Officers - Reported Offering Services to Wrangell,

FORMER GERMAN OFFICERS OFFER HELP TO WRANGE]   Baltic Soldiers Assist Anti-Rec  Chief—Severe Fighting on 4 Dnieper.

FIGHT ALONG DNIEPER RIVER   Trotzky Brings Up Ten New Divisions of Communists to Face Wrangel.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS AD CAMPAIGH ISSUE   Leticr From President Wilson Read at Democratic Convention---Ham Lewis Predicts Third Term Nomination

Missouri Democratic Convention Promises Unusually . Interesting Topics

DEMOCRATS OF KANSAS ELECT FRISCO ENVOYS   Sunflower State Delegation (,oes to Convention  Uninstructed.

KANSAS DEMOCRATS MEET.   Women Have Big Part in Stat Convention-—Delegates Go Uninstructed.

Five A. M. Visit By Man And Woman To Elwell's Apartment Being Probea   lieard Woman Seream.

UNEARTH ANOTHER CLEW IN MYSTERY   Taxi-cab Driver Gives Police Important Bit of information   SEEK MAN AND WOMAN   Murderer of Famous Whist Expert and Sportsman  Still at- Laree

POLICE TOLD OF 5 A.M. VISIT TO: ~BLWELL’S HOME   Chauffeur Heard Cries After Man and Woman Entered Residence   MYSTERY YET UNSOLVED   Murdered Man’s Housekeeper and Friends Questioned in Effort to Gain Light

ATTEMPT TO UNRAVEL MURDER MYSTERY   NEW YORK POLICE SEARCH FOI SLAYER OF J. B. ELWELL. WEALTHY SPORTSMAN   TRAIL LEADS TO SOUTE   Investigate Clues Involving Gir Member of Prominent Kentucky Family.

ELWELL'S DEATH STILL A PUZZLE   Every Tangible Clue Leads te Dead End and Mystery Deepens.   Think They Have Mysterious “Annie” In Prominent Blue Grass Society Girl.

VISIT OF COUPLE TO ELWELU'S HOME IS BEING PROBE   Mystery Surrounding Murde: Of Wealthy New York Sportsman So Far Has Baffled All Inquiry.

oung Wom van Said to Have  Gone to His Room Shortly Before He Was Discovered Fatally Wounded,   SFORTSMAN’S MURDER PUZZLES OFFICIALS

KILLING OF ELWELL A PUZZLE TO POLICE   YO LEAD VET FOUND TENDING TO (LEAR CP MYSTERY.   Myeterious Karly Merasing Visit of Mee aed Woman to Home eof “peortemaeae Lovked into aa Poesibie tee.

WOMAN'S SCREAMS IN ELWELL HOME HEARD BY DRIVER   Police Hear of Visit at 5 A. M to House the Day of the — Murder.   HOUSEKEEPER TELLS MORE

Police Trying to Trace Another Man and Woman Who Left House of Clubman Long Be. fore Dawn of Monday, June 7.

ELWELL SLAYING CLEWS HOPELESS   Women Companions at Home Before and After Murder Puzzle to. Officers

POLICE PROBING ANOTHER STORY   An Alleged Morning Visit to Elwell’s Home   TALE OF TAX! DRIVER   Says Chauffeur Told Him of Driving Man and Woman to Murder House at 5 A. M. on Day of Tragedy—Police Also Trying to Trace Another Couple

COUPLE VISIT ELWELL HOME   ON DAY OF MURDER AND PO. LICE MAKE PROBE   IDENTITY NOT LEARNED   Sweeping Investigation By Detectives Continues

‘AGED CITIZEN Is. { --'-* CALLED BY: DEATH   M. J. White, One ‘of. Checotah’s Oldest. Citizens, Passed . Away’ . Last Saturday.

AUSH TQ REAGH “BROTHER TOAIAH,” HOUSEBOAT HEALER COPS ON SUARG INTO RIVE A--RIGH IN LINE FOR CURE

AGED PEDDLER FAITH HEALER REFUSES CASI   Houseboat on New Orlean Levee Goal of Blind and Crippled.

Crowds Rush to Mississippi  Levi to Receive Cure From Cudemey; Modern “Miracle Mar

1,206 EXECTUULED IN SEPT, BY MOSCOW GOVERNMEN'   fv The Tintted Press.

REDS EXECUTE FORTY A DAY   Moscow Revolutionary Tribunals Sen tence 1,206 Persons to Death Our. img Month of Septernber.

HOLD DOMESTIC      Gir) Charged With Olegal Trafficking In Whiskey at Columbus

TO LEAVE   ‘Nearly Fifty Thousand Now ir Constantinople and Long for America

NEW YORK STATE SELECTS ASSEMBLYMEN   To Take Place of Those Re fused Seats Because of Theit Disloyalty as Socialists.

SOCIALISTS ARE AGAIN CANDIDATES   New York Voting Te Fill Vacancies in the Assembly.

Five Deposed Socialist Assemblymen Seek Vindication By Being Up ~ For Reslectian

ALLIES AGREE ON GERMANY   France and Britain Reach Accord Execution of Versailles Treaty.

 FOLEDO..SWITCHMEN- VOTE. Rea : oO -RTAND: PAT ‘ON. STRIKE   ALLIED. ERICTION IS: REMOVED

ALLIES REACH AN ACCORD CONCERNING THE EYPCUTION OF THE TREATY OP VERSAILLES

PLANES NEAR. .. DESTINATION  {   Expedition From Mineo_ la, N. Y., to Alaska _ .Reaches Wrangell

PLANES NEAR — ‘DESTINATION   =xpedition From Mineola,-N.Y., to.Alaska Reaches:Wrangell

DID NOT ENDORSE COX   OHIO FEDERATION OF LABOR REJECTED RESOLUTION OFFERED.

MIODIDNOT ~~ ENDORSE co)   : NOT FEDERATION POLICY TO TAKE STAND ON INDIVID- UAL CANDIDATES ~

WHEELER ATTACKS COX,         Ohio Guverner is “Wet Says Anti Saloon League Atterney.

cox ts WET CANDIDATE.   Atteeney fer Antt-Salees lLeage Saye He Will Set De.

POLICE SEARGHING FOR SECOND TRUNY   No Further: Progress Made In Solving Detroit Trunk Murder Mystery

AMORED STREET CARS RUN   froaklyn Transit Company Endeavor.  ing to Break the Strike. Few People are Riding.

BROOKLYN TROLLEY STRIKE UNSETTLED   All Cars “Sheathed. in Wir _ Screening, With Policemen  “Guarding Grawe ” ‘

President Will Take An  Active Part in Camnaiaqn   Work Will Be Confined to Typewriter, Health Not Permitting A Stumping Tour; Hints on League to Democratic Speakers Understood to Have Been Prepared Already

MORERED TAPE FOR IMPORTERS   French Restriction Cur. tail Shipments from America

MACHINERY MUST BE MARKED   Proposed Law in France Showing Source of Manewfacture.

STORM. SWEPT JOPLEN DIS,   One Death and Damage Fstimated at $300.000 Monday Nights's * Pol.

HEAR ROAR OF THE GUND AT WARSAW   BUT BOLSHEVIKI HAS NOT SUCCKEDED IN PLACING IN POSITON GUNS BIG ENOUGH +t0  *REACH POLAND'S CAPITAL.   RUSSIANS ATTACKING WARSAW ARE REPORTED TO HA\F WORKED WELL TOWARDS RRAR OF WARSAW.

Russians Are Near . Warsaw’s Defense:      Russian Soviets avo Attacking Plons . ands Within a Dozen Alles of Vistula.: t

WARSAW SHAKES AS GREAT GUNS ROAR AT DOORS   Giant Artillery Due! South Of Bug But Capital Not Yet Bombarded.

RED TROOPS 12 MILES OUT: TOOFARAWAY FOR GUNNERS   Bolshevists Unable to Draw "up Artillery to Bom a bard City. 383   (PEACE DELEGATES ‘7 PREPARE FOR TRIP

PLEBISCITE IS ONE OF RUSSO PEACE SCHEMES   Bolsheviki Proposes Such a Plan to Determine Future of Russian-Poland   TERMS RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON FRIDAY

AEDS AT PLORSK ADVANCING IN FEAR (TF WARSAW   Plonsk is Within 12 Miles of the Vistula Which Runs Thru the Capital   ARTILLERY FIRING IS HEARD:   Russians Haven’t Guns in Position Yet, However, That Will Reach Warsaw

BUSSIANS REACH WARSAW SUBURBS   Early Fall of Polish Capita Promised by Advancing Bolsheviks.

AEDS TURNING “POLISH FLANK ArHIN, CITY   Taking Long Chance in Thinning Out Their Front to Approach from Rear Says  French Expert   AMERCAN RED CROSS AGENTS AT PEACE MEET   To Confer With Bolsheviks About Care of Polish Children Inside Their Lines

HARA REA = ROAR OF Gt   RUSSIANS WORKING: NEARER   Not Yet Within Gunshot of City, but tillery:  Sve itt, Gta? i

Roar Of Artillery Is Plainly Heard ‘In Polish Capita   Big Guns Are Brought Up by Red Forces, But Observers Declare They Are Not of Sufficient Size’ To Damage Town

VIUTORIUU He FORGES  NOW NCAR NF WARSAW   Are Only 22 Miles From Capital; Roar of Big Guns Is Heard   POLISH DELEGATES LEAVE FOR PARLEY      American Relief Worker Go Along to Talk to Bolsheviki

BOMBARDING OF CAPITAL I$ EXPECTED   Reds’ Heavy Guns Not Yet. : in Place to Shell  (iH   PEACE PARTY LEAVES   Polish Delegates Prepare «to Meet Russians in Pedes Parley

ROAR OF ARTILLERY HEARD IN WARSAW: PENS APE DARING   RUSSIANS’. GUNS: NOT HEAVY ENOUGHT .TO REACH CITY, 18 BE-  =:

HEROIC DEFENSE FAILS 10 HALT RUSS SOVIETS   The Bolsheviki Now Withig Twenty-One Miles of the Polish Capital.   PLONSK IS NOW BEING ATTACKED   Poland’s Peace Delegates Leave for Battle Front to Meet Russ Emissaries,

HOAR OF ARTILLERY HEARD TN WARSAW: PEAGE ENVOYS HEADY TO REGIA JOURNEY   Russians Bring Up Big Guns but They Still Are Without Firing Range of the Pahish Canital   REPORTERS AT WARSAW AWAIT PERMISSION TO GO TO MINSK

RED ARMY NEAR REAR OF CITY'S DEFENSES NOW   Roar of Artillery Could Be Heard on Friday.   ADVANCE CONTINUES   Russian Patrols Enter Town of Ellove Aiter Crossing Through East Prussia Berlin Reports,

WARSAW HEARS ROAR OF GANNO   Guns of Lolsheviki Gan’ he: Heard Plainly ‘in Polish’ , *. Capitat~   GITY STILL OUT OF RANGE   Lip DS NEED MORE GUNS” YO ay 3 SHELL CAPITAL :   Wussians Are in Rear of Outlying bHefenses, and Tlesk, Near the Vistuln, Has Been Attacked.

ge eae cae aie Ze tagaha  rs aan  In Toward Rear of City: Vistula Ten Miles Away

ROAR OF ARTILLERY HEARD IN-WARGAN   Bolshevists Carry Out Dar.  ing Mananvar.

SOVIET TROOPS RUSH BIG GENS SEIGE WARSAY   Advance in Masses on Territory Just West of Warsaw.

TERROR RULES *:  WARSAW ARMY   RUSSIAN. ARTILLERY © BEING RROUGHT INTO POSITION:   EACH DAY SEES MILITARY ) MENACE.GROW GREATER.    J a Be , Delay Armistice Until Warsaw Falls Saemy To. Be Bolshevik Army Plans.

RUSS CLOSI ~IN-ON WARSAW   Roar of Artillery Heard Ir City.   CANNOT STEM ONSLAUGHT   Soviet Troops Now Face Defensive Line Prepared By Poles For Siege.

WARSAW HEARS CANNON ROAR: NO CESSATION   INTENSE FIGHTING CONTINUE WHILE DELEGATES PREPARE FOR ARMISTICE MEEF?P-—BOLSHEVIK UNABLE TO SMELL POLISH CAPFIAL.

SOVIET ARTILLERY WITHIN. FEW. MILES OF POLISH CAPITAL   City Just out of Range of  Enemy's Cannon. Russ   Established South of the Bug River.

AUSoTAR AMY WORKS TOWARD REAR OF CITY   Bolsheviki Reported Within Dozen Miles of Polish Capital en Friday   SOVIET GUNS UNABLE Tn STRIKE WARSAW YET   Peace Delegation of 16 Members Ready to Negctiate Terms With Victorious Reds

RUSSIAN ARMY BUT 21 MILES FROM CAPITAL   Poles Repulsed Pre. - liminary Attack on Strongholds.   BULLETIN

BOLSHEVIK! BUT 20 MILES FROM POLISH CAPITAL   Newspaper Men Will Not Be Per mitted To Accompany Polish   Peace Delegates Unless Bolshevik Give Permission

WARSAW HEARS BOOM OF GUNS AS RUSS NEAR   Bolsheviki Reported Within Dozen Miles of City in  Same Plarce

Bolsheviki Hurled Back From Some Forward Positions Yesterday   BUT FATE OF CITY IS STILL MUCH IN DOUBT

REDS WORK AROUND IN REAR OF WARSAW      Roar of Artillery en the Battle Frent Can Be Heard in Polish Capital

WARSAW HEARS . ARTILLERY ROAR   According ‘ ‘to’ ‘Newspaper Reports Russians Are ‘21 Miles Away

POLES. CLAIM ATTACK :ON NORTHERN FRONT REPL SED   Bolshevik Advance Within TwentyOne Miles of Polish Capital. ee at One Point on Battle Line   ROAR OF ARTILLERY IS PLAINLY HEARD BY CITIZENS OF WARSAW

TWENTY-FIVE ARE KNOWN TO BE KILLED IN STORM IN PORTION OF ARKANSAS   Casualty List 1s Steadily Growing as ‘More Reports Trickle in From Counties in Path of Terrific Wind ©

2o KILLED AND MANY HURT IN WIND STORM           REPORTS FROM STORM SWEP1 COUNTRY INDI THAT MANY VILLA ARK WRECKED

TWENTY-NINE KNOWN DEAD IN WIND WRECKED AREA   Many Injured in Arkansas, Accord ing to Late Reports Over Crippled Wires.

Toll of Arkansas Wind Storm Grows as Details af Havec Reach Fort Smith.

TWENTY-FIVE DEAD (5 CYCLONE TOLL   TWENTY-FIVE ARE KNOWN DEAD: AND SEVENTY-FIVE TO HUN. DRED INJURED.

25-DEAD AND 125. INJURED IN STORN   Arkansas Isolated . Districts Report: Some Towns  Wiped Out.   PROPERTY DAMAGE HIGH   Yell County Reported Eighteen Deaths—Communications . Cut Off, ’

TWENTY-FIVE DIE ~ IN TORNADO   Death List Grows of Monday's Storm Victims

THRONE OF MASSIVE COPPER ‘Dia Queen Give rt To An African  £the8e OD

AMERICAN -EXPORT OF AUTOMOBILES   ! ie AMERICAN MAD MOTOR CARS OF ALL KINDS TAKIN   GAEAT BRITAIN TAKES. Maly   Twenty-four ‘Lhousand Commerclal Cars and 1t5,510 Passengi® Cars Hxported Krom ‘United States: for  Past Wiseal Year.

UNCLE SAM 10) ~ FURNISH MOTORS   World Seems To Demand Motor Driven Vehicles From the U. S.

Well-Known [Boston Pathologist Testifies at' Otterson Murder Trial—Sheriff Worster Tells of Talk with Accused Woman on Night of  Dirtiensn: ‘

Well Known Pathologist Tells of Marks on Victim’s Neck.   PROBABLY MADE BEFORE DEATH

DOCTOR TELLS OF AUTOPSY   Noted. Pathologist Reealler to Stand in Otterson Mur der at Concord.

MYERS GRITICISES THE GOVERNMENT   Says the Radicals Have De fendcis in High Places.

NIGH OFFICIALS IN OVMPATRY . WITH RADICAL GLICUE   Says Senator Myers, Democrat in Senate Today.—Criticized Government and the  Labor Department in Parti cular.

MYERS: CRITICISES _ THE GOVERNMEN   Says the Radicals’: Have De-_fenders In High Pigs,

WYERS FEARS RADICALS.   Montana Senator Thinks the Govw ernment Has Been Lax.

GOLD STAR BOOK ' NEARLY FINISHED   =] Wi UE Carr¥ Picture and. Bio¥raph: Every Indians Man and , Woman. Lost in War.

For Second Time Within Five Months Right to Parlicipate in Law “Making i is Denied.   TWO QUIT PLACES   rhree Members Voted Ou Of the Assembly—Alleg cd Dislovally Responsibl lor the Aelion.

THREE OF FIVE SOCIALISTS ARE AGAIN OUSTED   TWO OF THEM PERMITTED TO RETAIN THEIR SEATS AT ALBANY.   ALL WILL STAND FOR ° RE-ELECTION IN NOV.

Socialists Are Ousted In New York   For the Second Time Within Fiv Months the New York Assembly Refuse to Seat Socialists.

NEW YORK DENIES SUCIALIT MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY SEATS   For Second Time Withir Five Months Menace Ousted.

Socialists Will ~ Be Candidates Again This Fall   ‘Ousted Members Of New York Legislature To Make Race Again.   THREE EXPELLED; TWO QUIT SEATS

COX WILL NOT VISIT CAPITAL   Would Like to Answer Harding «: Des Moines But Is Doubtful if He Can £0 Arrange Schedules.

COX CANNOT GO 10 DES MOINES NOW   Would Like To Repulse Attacks Made By Harding.

WILL INVESTIGATE MATEWAN KILLING!   Grand Jury Inquires Into Mur der of Baldwin-Felts Detectives.

SITUATION OF POLES SERIOUS   London Papers Pessim istic Over Future of the Nation.    PEACE OF EUROPE IS THREATENED

MENACING TO POLES   Bolshevik Advance  Threatens the Polisi Capital,   HAS MINISTRY RESIGNED?   Fearful That (he Germans May Take Advantage ot Truubies of Heland,

REVOLT IN EAST PRUSSIA FEARED AS REDS DRIVE   Tottering Poland Beg: For Armistice With Bolsheviki.

POLISH OUTLOOK GROWING WORSE   Peace of All Europe Said to Be Threatened by the Bolshevists

JINIMY MURPHY {5 WANNER IN AUTO RAGE   $5,000 PURSE GOES TO CHAM. PION IN EVENT ON PACIFIC COAST.

QUESTION OF LOANS “DISCRETIONARY WITH BANKS SAYS HARDIN   Governor of Federal Reserve Board Says it Has No Au. thority to Attempt Classifi  . cations of Loans or to Deny Credit to Anplicants. ‘

ALLEN RYAN TO CARRY HIS CASE TO COURTS   Expelled From Stock Exchange for Connection With Alleged Stmte Motor Corner.

ALLAN RYAN EXPELLED FROM STOCK EXCHANGE   Principal Figure in Alleged Stutz Motor Company Will Carry His Case Into Court

QUST RYAN FROM OTUGK EXCHANG!   EXPULSION IS) OUTCOME OF CORNER IN STUTZ—DAMAGE SUIT IS THREATENED.

YAN EXPELLED FROM EXCHANGE   Leading Figure in Stutz Motor Stock Corner  TN APPEAI Tn eniete   Mr. R;.n Accuses Governing Board of Gross Injustice and Says He will Stand or Fall on Case as Public Has It— Suit for Heavy Damages Mav be Outcome

COURTS TO HEAR CASE.   Principal Figiires in allege Stutz Motor Corner By. pelled From Exchange.

RUSSIA-POLAND _ BREAK RENPENS   WANT: POLISH TROOPS TAKEN   Feow “Advanced Positions and - Re. turned To Border—Fear Ald ~ : To Ukraine .

BOLSHEVIK] LEADER WANTS POLAND TO WITHDRAW ALL TROOPS.   Action ef Polish Colonel Is Cause of Move Made by Soviets, Is Claim.

RUSSIAN-POLISH: * PARLEY HALTED   Soviet Interrupts Negotia tions Until Troops Are Withdrawn   UKRAINIANS DEFEATED   Moscow Dispatch Asserts That Army of General Petlura Is Routed

JURY UNABLE TO AGREE   Cela Not Necide Whether Alleged  Slayer Deserved Firat or Cicncnd Phere:

JURY UNABLE 10 AGREE   Cenld Not Decide Whether Alleged Slinyer Denerved First or Second Degree.

SOCIAL HYGIENE EXHIBITIONS AMONG COLORED FOLK.   Great Enthusiasm Has Characterized All Health Meetings—Public Health

Court Room For Meeting House   Christian Church of Spencer Gets Permission to Hold Services There Temporarialy.

TEXTILE WORKERS WILL FIGHT A REDUCTION OF WAGES   SAYS STOCKHOLDERS AND OVER, PAID EXECUTIVES MUST START REDUCTION .

SEES NO REASON   For Reduction of ‘Wages of ‘Textile Workers if Of~ ficers and Stockholders    WOULD -TAKE LOSS   Says President of Organization—Rumblings of Industrial War Heard

WILL FIGHT: WAGE REDUCTION   Textile. Workers’. Organization to Re sist Manufacturers’ Efforts To Slash Pay Roll.

TEXTILE MAKERS TO LOWER PRICES   First Step, Reduction of Wages, Wil Be Bitterly Fought By the Workers Who Suggest Beginning at  " the Top.

TEATILE WAG REDUCTIONS 10 BRING TROURLE   President of International Workers’ Organization Declares, ‘We'll Fight’

UNIONS PLAN WAROWLOWEF LABOR PRICES   Union Official in Statement Following Action of Textile Makers.

CAN'T CUT WAGES TO REDUCE PRICES   Organized Textile Workers ‘De clare They Will Not Submit to Reductions.

THREATEN LOWER WAGES: IN-HEIELS   [By. Harold D, Jacobs, United Press Staff Correspondent.}

LYNCH 'FO TSP END TITLE.   New. Bantam —-Chatipien  avill Meet A Con

CHURCH AGAINST RECOGNITION OF IRISH REPUBLIC   Mi. E. Conference Also Woul Bar Race.Gambling . 7 in U.S.

DON'T FREE IRELAND   METHODISTS PROTEST RECO. - NEPION BY U.S.   ‘The General Conference " Demauds That Goverraent Keep Ont of Hritish Affairs. ~

METHODISTS AGAINST IRISH RECOGNITION      ASK CONGRESS TO DEFEAT ALL MEASURES LOOKING TO THAT END   Protest is Made Against “Unwar. ranted , Interference” — in British Affairs

METHODISTS + OPPOSED 10 ~ IRISH FREEDOM   Go on Record Unanimously Against Republic.

FREE IRELAND NOT FAVOREL   Methodist Conference is Oy  _ posed to Recognition of Irish Republic.

METHODIST - CONFERENCE   Gets Resolution Urging '.Congress to Defeat Any “Trish Republic Measure *. That Might be Presented.

AGRINST IRISH RECOGNITION   Methodist General Conference at Des Moines, la., Adopts Memorial to Congress. .

METHODISTS URGE HANDS OFF IRELAND   No Interference in Brit: ain's “Domestic Affairs.”

METHODISTS OPPOSE FREEDOM OF IRISH   General Coufercnee Urges Congres te Defere All Bills Recognizing

ACOULUTIOND PADOED AGAING! IRISH FREEDOW   j\QUADRENNIAL STONFERENCE TAKES ACTION TODAY   URGES DFFEAT OF ANY CONGRESSIONAL ACTION   The Methodists Go On Record As Being Opposed to Gambling, Odds, Bets and Transportation of Gambling Devices

RESOLUTIONS OF METHODISTS HIT GAMBLERS HARD   WOULD NOT ALLOW SENDING OF RACE ODDS AND BETS.   MAY ASK CONGRESS TO  PASS LEGISLATION   Recognition - of Ireland} As Separate Republic Ls Opposed by Body Now In Sessien at Des ,  Moines, fa.

BRITISH COAL STRIKE ENDED   Government and Coal Miners Delegates Reach Agreement to End Great Tie-Up.   MINERS TO VOTE ON TERMS

BRITISH COAL. MINERS AGREE TO END STRIKE   Premi er Lleyd George’ Compromise Accepted B; Federation

COAL MINERS TO        ANNOUNCEMENT OF END mi WALKOUT OFFICIALLY — MADE TODAY.   AGREEMENT T COMES Lift AFTER CONFERENCE

BIG COAL STRIKE IN ENGLAND HAS BEEN SETTLED   Terms of Settlement To  Be Submitted To  Referendum.      MINERS WIN ON ” MOST OF POINTS   I Increase In Pay Provided—Pre  mier Lloyd George to An nounce Terms.

FIGHT FSCAPF DEATH ON CHICAGO GALLOWS   fen Had Been Sentenced to Hang Within Forty-Kight Hours— Reprieves Granted.

HANGINGS  STOPPED q ~REPRIEVES   Jeventh Hour Interventior .of Governor Lowden Saves Men Condemned. ~~ ~      ONLY TWO OF NINE f0 TO GALLOWS TODAY   five Saved From Gallows By ~~-Reprives; Commutations and Writs.

ONLY TWO HANGINGS IN COOK COUNTY TODAY   Eleventh Hour Reprieves Are ‘Granted to Arthur Maensel , and Wicholae Viana.

STAY EXECUTIONS OF SIX -GOOK COUNTY MURDERER   Only Two Will Pay Penalty For  Crimes Toddv.

SAFE FOR TIME FROM HANGMAN   Only Two of Eight Chicago Condemned to Die Today.

GHIGAGD HANGINGS REDUCED 10 TW   Six of Eight Murderers Con: demned to Die Today Are Reprieved.

oe PRR NG ARE INVITED TO VIEW HOSPITAL EEMAINE.   Senne of Them Are Cnablé to Explain the Simarion. ’

TRE POSTMORTEM   PRA NDE ARE INVITED TO VIEW HOSPITAL EEOMAINS.   pomme of Tiews Are Unatde to Explain

REORGANIZE. COUNTYFAIR   County Commissioners Have Called Mass Meeting for : February 21st.

REORGANIZE COUNTYFAIR   OOOROSEE SEES SAE ETDS Ee Ema thet et ee et NR RR SRLESY  County Commissioners Have Called Mass Meeting for February 21st.

BALLOON RACES SHIFTED   Officials Transfer Place ot Contests to Chicago.

GOVERNMENT HOLD DAIRY SHOW SOON   Value in Co-operation of Various Will Be Pointed  ‘out at Session.

ASTERNER STAIN IN WEST   Kansas City Has Murde: Mystery—Victim from Buffalo

FIND BODY OF WELL DRESSED MAN NEAR MANSAS CITY STABEED THROUGH THE HEARI

IRELAND WILL DO ~ ALL POSSIBLE TO STOP REPRISALS   London Correspondent Tells of Horrors Attending Murders

fiONDAY AT THE MINES   CHICAGO PUMPING PLANTS HAVE ONLY 3 DAY COAL SUPPLY

RAIL STRIKE CUTS OFF FUEL SUPPLY; FACTORIES CLOSE   Walkout Spreads Des pite Promise Of Wage Board.

IW. W. TRIAL CALLED; CHANGE ~ VENUE ASKEE   Venire of 80 Men and Special Venire of 300 Summoned By Court From Which To Obtain Jury   ESTIMATED TEN WEEKS NECESSARY FOR TRIAL   Ten Defendants Are Charged With Murder of Lieutenant Grimm, Leader In Armistice Day Parade

‘1 LWW ON TRIAL FOR LIVES      CHARGES GREW OUT OF ARMISTICE DAY OUTRAGE AT _ CENTRALIA, WASH.   LONG TRIAL 1S EXPECTED

OPEN TRIAL OF 11 LWW. SUSPECTS   Armistice Nay Killing of ExService Men in Washington Recalled.   SPECIAL VENIRE DRAWN   Change of Venue Asked By Counsel For Accused Men

MURDER “OF EX-SOLDIER'   Trial of 11 1-W.W. Members in Connection With Centralia Murders. Onens

Special Jury is is Summoned to  Hear Cases Against -Men Accused of Shooting Legion Men. in Parade. in Centralia ‘Ch Avinieties Tac.

UPEN TRIAL UF TT LWW. SUSPEG TS   Armistice tay Ailing OF EXService Men in Washington Recalled.     —  toa tualtantn ol Maren PREP BLEED   SPECIAL VENIRE DRAWN   change of Venue Asked Bi Counsel For Accused Men

SELECTING JURY TO TRY SLAYERS - OF LEGION MEN   Expect Trial of Ten Western I. W. W. Will Consume Ten Weeks—300 Witnesses Called.

FIGHT $0 LPI ~ BAN GN DANCES   Methcdists in National Conference at Des Moines Center Interest ir Amusement Proposals; Sen of Min ister Leads in Struggle.

GEN. CONFERENCE CHURCH MEETS IN DES MOINES MAY 1   A FIGHT TO LIFT THE BAN ON DANCING TO BE MADE, ACCORDING TO REPORTS.   Methodists in National Conference Will Take Up the Question of Amusements for a General Discussion.

THREE IRISH BOYS KILLED BY TROOPS   BRITAIN PREPARES FOR SEIGE NOT ONLY BY SINN FEIN BUT BY UNEMPLOYED.

IRISH BOYS TAKEN FROM BEDS AND SHOT DEAD   CITY HALL AT CORK WAS SET ON FIRE TODAY

REAL SURPRISE IN THE SOUTH   Harding Leading in Tenn. on Returns From 66 of 95 Counties.

COLD SNAP IS SIDETRACKED   The Canadian Northwest Is Holding Onto Its Weather

_CLEVELAND—A_ MOTOR TRUCK  wt a eet t. G24 wrhinstaw waliand ait

TRUCK OF BOOZE STOLEN   Whiskey Valued at $18,000 Taken b: Thiéves at Cleveland—Was Being Shipped Under. U. §& Permit,

INDIANS MAKE ABUSE CHARS   Federal Office Is Accused 0 Using Their Lands Wrongfully.   MANY ARE REDUCED TO WANI   Report at Ninth Annual Conference of  Society of American Indians Makes   Sweeping Criticisms of Admin  istration of Indian Affairs.

CHERGE AGENTS SEIZED INPIAN LAND. LEASED HT   Indians Reduced to Poverty and Want by - Administration.

ABUSE OF INDIANS STATED IN REPORT]   OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRES ACCUSED OF MISTREATMENT OF ITS WARDS   HEIR LAND WAS LEASED   Alleged That Land Belonging To Indians Leased to Cattle Company and Some Of It To Farmers.

ABUSE GHAR BY AME RIDA DIS   Accuse Federa! Office of Using Lands Wrongfully.   SAY REDS REDUCED TO WANT   Ninth Annual Conference of Society of American Indians Hears Sweeping Critisisms of Admin stration of Affairs at Washington.

TO THE RESCUE OF POOR L0   Administration of Office 0! Indian Affairs is Criticized.

SWEEPING CHARGES OF MAL - ADMINISTRATION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS IS MADE BY ASSOCIATION   PRESIDENT OF SOCIETY AMERICAN ABORIGINES WILL ASK HARDING REGIME FOR A “CHANGE IN CONDITIONS

GHANGES GOVLAAMENT  ARENT AVE LEASED PROPERTY BELONGING TO AMERICAN INDIANS   Sweeping Criticism of the Administration of th eOffice of Indian Affairs Made by Thomas L. Sloan, President of the Society of American Indians 

CRITICIZED BY SLOAN OF INDIAN SOCIETY   Says Abuses That are Shame ful Were Practiced and ‘That Commissioner Prevented the Proper Laws and’ Regulation Being Passed by Congress.

ARISE E HABE me AMERICAY INDIANS   “Accuse Federa: Office of Using  Lands Wrongfully.   SAY REDS REDUCED TO WANT     Ninth Annual Conference of Society of American tndians Hcars Sweeping Criticisms of Administration of Affairs at Washington.

SEVERE CHARGES  MADE AGAINST INDIAN OFFIGE   REPORT OF CONVENTION OF S0CIETY OF AMERICAN INDIANS CRITICISES SELLS.

CONGEESS 1S ASKED TO FINANCE A ONE BILLION DOLLAR DRIVE -... AGAINST THEM,   (By United Press)

Roper Asks Congress for Funds to Finance Nationwide Drive on Evaders   THOROUGH AUDIT OF TAX RETURNS NEEDED   REVENUE COMMISSIONER SAYS TAX DODGERS OWE GOV. ERNMENT MORE THAN BIL LION DOLLARS,

ASK CONGRESS TO FINANCE A BELLION DOLLAR DRIVE ON THE vv. S& TAX DODGER

WANTS MONEY TO GET TAX DODGER   InterMal Revenue Commissioner ft: Need of Coin to Get More Coin, He Tells Congress.

ACTING GOVERNOR IS STABBED   James T. Robertson of Arkansas At. tacked by Negro—Had Argument Over Monsey,

OPPOSITION 10 FURTEER LOANS   ‘Leaders in Congress Do Not Favor Additional Loans to 7 European Countries.   IMEET OBLIGATIONS HERE AT KOME FIRST   ‘Congress Powerless, However,  to Prevent fransactions By Indiviauals.

HOUSE LEADERS DECLARE AGAINST PROPOSED LOAN   Neither Credit Nor Gold Will Be Allowed To Germany. —   DOMESTIC NEEDS FIRST   Attention To Home Re quirement — Essential First.

NO MORE LOANS TOEUROPE, THE POLICY OF U. S.   Billion Dollar Credit To Germany Meets Strenvous Oppcsition   LIMIT IS REACHED   Obligations To People At Home Take Precedence, Cave Cammittee Head

KANSAS RIOTS. ARE NOT ANTICIPATED BY TROOPS ON GUARD   Reports That Band of WNe  groes Was Marching or   Mulberry to Avenge a Recent Lynching. Seems tc Have Been in Error.

_ FROM SWIFTLY ~ MOVING TRAIN   SERIOUSLY INJURED BUT IT IS BELIEVED HE WILL RECOVER - WITNESS AT HEARING   {By United Preas)

Sele oe SERS: on Ne ae ene     Convict Takes Desperate Chance to Gain Liberty.

AUSTIN HGH COURTS CONVENE   Decisions Will Be Handed Down on Woadnesday, It Is Announced,

BURNS TO DEATH IN STILL      New York Man Making Whisky Rate Lanen Afra

BOY DIES OF INJURY; PLAYMATES ARE HELL   Ann Arbor Physicians Say La: Was Attacked,

STOCK REPORT   Numerous Opening Gains in Market But Trading is Light.

RAILWAYS WILL GE] $1,400,000,000 MORE FROM PUBLIC   Freight Rates Advanced by 20 Per Cent in This Part of Country; 40 Per Cent East   Passenger and Pullman Fares Given Blanket Raise of 20 Per Cent All Over

GRANT RAILROAD ~ RATE-INCREASE   Freight, Passenger and Pullman Fees ‘Hiked.   LESS THEN CARRIERS ASKED   New Schedules; Wi'!! Give Companies 5 1-2 Per Cent on Their Valuation.

TOTALS OVER BILLION   Increase in Freight Rates Will be 35 PerCent in West Under New Ruling   ON FIVE DAYS’ NOTICE   Increase Can Take Effect Soon According to Decision of. Commerce Commission’

‘Increase is 25 Per Cent in Moun.  tain-Pacific Region; Passenger Fares Also Boosted   NEW TARIFFS WILL ABSORB LABOR BOARD WAGE AWARD

Interstate Commerce Commission Approves of $1,400,000 Increase This Afternoon.   TO TAKE EFFECT WITHIN FIVE DAYS   Freight Takes a Forty Per Cent Jump In the East—Passenger Rates 20 Per Cent.

BIG RATE INCREASE   Freight and Passenger “Fase: Are to Go Much. Higher oa Soon.

FREIGHT RATES ARE ADVANCED   Interstate Commerce Com. mission Makes Increase Public Today.   ADVANCE IN WEST THIRTY-FIVE CENTS   Passenger Fares and Pullman  Rates Are Materially Increased.

TOTALS OVER BILLION   ON FIVE DAYS’ NOTICE   Increase Can Take Effect ‘Soon According to Decision of; Com-. i ‘merce Commission’ —~

FARES JUMP  2 PERCENT: rREIGHT UP INE FOURTH   Interstate Commerce Commission Grants General Increases   SURCHARGE 50% ON PULLMAN RATES   Increases Expected to Absorb Wage Award of Kt. KR. Labor Board

TWO WOMEN KILLED INSTANTLY BY TRAIN   Run Down by Freight Car When Crew Were Making Flying Switch— Did Not Hear Warnings

WILL PERMIT GERMANY 10 INCREASE SIZE OF ARM}      Standing Army ef 200.G00 Men Wil Be Perinitted but Veluntse: Grganivyaticns Must be  selyetkL © -

Germany M ay Be Allowed To Double Size Of Army      Ebert Begs Aid of. Every Hun to Help Save Nation

MAY INCREASE GERMA NARMY MAXIMUM   Allies Prefer Larger Standing Army To System Of Practical Universal Military Training.

AATIFICATIONS ARE POSTPONED   Signing at Versailles to Have No Immediate Effect Here.

COMPLICATIONS BOB UP AT LAST MINUTE MAY HOLE BACK SIGNING OF THE PEACE PACT

PEACE SIGNING IS PERILED   Complications May Again ‘Cause the Postponement of the Ceremony.

WOULD BAR ALL JAPANESE   Phelan Introduces Measure Denying Citizenship

eae Sea 8 ——————EEe  District Clerk Preparing Docket for February Term

Beef Stew, Bread  and Cocoa Menu for  Benefit “Banquet”   Hoover, Pershing and Lane to be Hosts at Spread for European Children

‘UNIQUE SGKEME 10 WISE FUNDS: FOR EASTERN RELIEF FUN!   Hotel Bancuct at Which Bee’ Stew. Bread and Cocoa W:! Be Served—Meals to Cos Unly 22 Cents.

BIG HOTEL BANQUET.   Beet Stew, Bread and Cocoa Will Comprise the Menu.

Many Men Will Have Beef Stew, ‘Bread’: and Cocoa  “Twice in Proportion ‘as Re ‘lief Victims’ are  Served.— Notables to be Present. -—

AULA AN SEV Gas  UP:     General ‘Omar Bundy In Ch “Ft. Crook, Nebr,

ANNOUNCE STATES ARMY CORPS AREAS   KANSAS IS IN SEVENT! - CORPS WITH GENFRAL , BUNDY COMMANDING   Other States in-7th Include. Mis. souri, Iowa, Nebraska, North and South Dakota

ADVANCES WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Beigian Chamber Passes Bill-:Ooing Away With Barrier to Giving Ballot to Women.

QUICK AND THE DEAD   Ship Brings Soldiers’ Bodies and War Brides

BODIES OF 881 HEROES HOME   Twenty-five “War Brides” Also React New York City From Overseas.

ARMY TRANSPORT ARRIVES.   Pocahontas Carries 2,185 Bod. ies of American Soldiers Killed in France.

TORNADO HITS TWO STATES   Infant Killed and Eleven Persons Hurt by Twister at Red Wing, Minn., and Nebraska.

Further Credits Need Not Be Expected From U. S., Says Harding.   RESERVE BOARD HEAD   Tells Pan-American Delegates Strict Economy Must Be Watchword.

MAN. 80, ADOPTS WIDOW, 5;   Wealthy Sea Captain ‘Rewards Woman Who Nursed Him Through Pneumonia.

SEA CAPTAIN, 80, ADOPTS WOMAN, 5:   Wealthy Man Is Grateful For Care By Nurse.

GERMANS WANT PAGT MODIFIED   Hold Should Be Allowed tc Send Troops Into Ruhr Valley.   Revolt Is Ended With Reds Defeated—Strike Is Called Off.

PLAN THTICE-YEAR THRIFT CAMPAIGN   Bankers’ Convention Urged ta Reach Every Family.   OFFICIAL WASTEFULNESS HIT   Committee Asks Drive to Increase the Accounts of Small Depositors— Declares Savers Are Hope of the Nation.

BANKERS URGE =  THRIFT CAMPAIGN   Committee Asks Drive to Increase Accounts of Small Depositors.   SAVERS ARE HOPE OF NATION   Joseph H, DeFrees Says Business Must Purge Itself of Its Own “Mis. * demeanore” Before it Can Hope  To Exert Influence in Affaire ef the Nation.

MILITARY COURTS CONTROLS IRELAND   Duties of Crown Tribunals Taken  Gver by Courts Martial in Erin

RULE BY. MILITARY ‘b PLANNED F OR ~ IRELAND ©   Lighthouses Are Raided and Ammunition for Signailing Gung Is Stolen —

«TRISH POURTS 1 RECOGNIZED  (an Tafitet Punishment: and Levs i. Fines, fie -

IRISH LAWS WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY COURT MARTIAL   Terms of New Bill -fo: Island Made Public  This Morning,

BILL GIVES IRISH MILITARY CAURTS   Dities of Crown Tribunals Taken Gver Under Terms of _ New Measure.

MLTR 1 THKE PLAGE GF GROIN COURTS   New Measure Even Provides for Court Martial in Civil Suits   IRISH ARMED RAIDERS CRIPPLE LIGHTHOUSES   Dublin Opinion Says Great Britain Makes Mistake in Handling Mannix Case

IRISH COURTS 10 ~-BETMEN OVER HY ~ BRITISH OFFICIALS   New Bill Providés for Courts Martial.to Try All’ Manner Of Affairs Heretofore Done In the Civil Coutts in That  Cauateyr.

Terms of New Irish Bill, Made Public This Morning, So Provide—Jury Trial May Be Suspended

WIFE WANTS A DIVORCE   MAYOR ZIMMERMAN ‘OF RICHMOND HAVING TROUBLE— SERVING SIXTH TERM.

VIENNESE EAT BREAD OF DEAD   Census Bringe Out Fact That Ration Tickets Exceed Population by 200,000.

Mayor “MacSweeney Is About the Same   Reported Exitemoly Weak as He Enters the Forty-ninth Day of His Wonee yv Strilce.

Mayor -“MacSweeney , -.. Js About the Same   Repor ted HKixtré simely - Weak us He En‘ters tho Forty-ninth Day of His Hongo r Strike, 2

Electoral Vote For Harding Is Likely Over 400   Stupendous Lead is Piling Up for Republican Candidates Hourly.   THIRTY-SEVEN STATES MAY BE IN G. 0. P   But Two Small, States Are In Doubt—Big Socialist Vote Cast.

RETURNS INDICATE _ TENNESSEE ENTERS. ‘MAJORITY COLUMN   Oklahoma Is in Doubt After Apparently Turning G. 0. P.; Congress Republican

ik AEPUBLIGE LENG GEEMING   WAH THE ATER REPORTS   HARDING ELECTORAL VOTE REAR 400   His Wote Is the Largest Ever Given to Any & + publican Candidate’on the = ~ Presidential Ticket.   GREAT REPUBLICA GANS  “HUTA HEXT LOWER HAUS

MINERS PRESENT SOLID PHALANX    Coal Diggers in Southern Illinois Fields Stay Out Today; Refuse Sug. gestion to Work During Pending  Federal Settiement.

URN DOWN PLEA 10 60 DAGK 10 onAFTS WHILE GUNGILLIATORS FIGURE   IHinois Men Also Out With Every Mine in State Idle, Await Arrival of Mining Chief«c For Parlew.

U. S. ATTORNEY DENIES CONFERENCE WITH MOORE   NRE A  Says No. Evidence Has Boon Submitte to Him by Cox Repreneitative in » -Gampaien Fund Probe

DISTRICT ATTORNEY DENIES HE’LL INVESTIGATE FUND RAISED BY REPUBLICAN

RAILROADS INNEED OF MONE}   Present Returns Said tc Not Be Sufficient to Meet Requirements

NEW ENGLAND RAILAQANS DECLARE. INCOMES ARE TQ SMALL FOR NEEGS   ALL OF THEM FACE RECEIVER SHIPS UNLPSS RELIEF IS GRANTED THEM.

NEW ENGLAND ROADS ~ FACING BANKRUPTCY COMMISSION IS TOLD   Will be Driven Into Receiver ships if Financial Relief is Not Afforded

NEW ENGLAND RAILRUALS NEED HNANGIAL AID   New England Lines Face Receivership Unless Given Help.

CLAIM! ROADS FAC RUIN UNLESS QUICK RELIEF (S OFFERED   Eastern Lines Seek Immediate Financial Aid in Urgent Appeal to 1. € .C.

MUST HAVE RELIEF AT ONCE   Al UNUE  Commerce Commission Today.     Me ee  INCOME IS NOT SUFFICIENT, CLAIM  & ne  Eight Months’ _ Deficit Amounts to Total of $23,674,676.

NEW. ENGLAND LINES IN PERIL   “Receivership” or “Financial Relief,” Commerce Body is Tcid by Counsel.

COUNSEL GOES  OVER SITUATION    i Suggestions Offered as a Remedy for the   Situation.

The New England ~~ Railroads Utter Cry   Unless They -GCy Imincdiate Relies “Into the Hands of Receivers They Afoce Go.

NEW ENGLAND ROADS NEED STILL HIGHER RATES I$ CLAIMED   Will be in Receiverships Soon Unless Aid is Granted, Attorneys Assert. :

NEW ENGLAND ROADS. IN NEED OF MONE   Unless Vinancial Aid is Cive Lines Wilt be Driven Into he eeivers Hands.

ROADS ASK RELIEF   New England Rail Lines Appea to Commerce Commission

CL AIM RUEN IS FACED BY ROADS   Attorneys Say New England Roads Have Lost Millions   Ask Re-arrangement of -reight Rates.

ALLIES MEET ON HALTING RED ONRUSH   Millerand ‘and. George tc ‘Consider Sending © Armed Forces’ ©   POLES ANSWER NOTE   Willing to: Meet. Russians. in Armistice, Confab;. ASK. _ * Guarantees

FRENCH REACH UPPER SILESIA   Strong Drafts of Artillery Arriving by Way of Czecho-Slovakia—Also Ammunition Trains.

SEND RELIEF FOR POLAND   French Artillerists, Guns and Ammunition in Unpner Silesia.

FRANCE RUSHING AD TO POLAND BY, WAY OF SILESIA; <UNREST  ~——ANONE WORKME   Talk of Strike is Heard as Protest . Against Latest Military ? Moye   RAILWAY MEN DON'T WANT TO HAUL ARMS

KANSAS MINERS RETURN TO WORK   REACH AGREEMENT WITH OPERATORS IN CONFERENCE,

RESOURCES FOR NATIONAL BANKS SHOWS INCREASES NF ANE ANLINN AOLLARS

15 HURT WHEN STAND CRASHES   Reviewing Structure at Baptist Convention Gives Way and Many Receive Serious Injuries.

MARKET TAKES UPWARD TREND   Shorts Run for Cover as Prices Advance at Many Points.   CRUCIBLE STEEL LED THE FIELD

RUSSIANS AND POLES TAKE RES]      ARMISTICE AGREEMENT REACH ED BETWEEN THE COMMANDERS OF THE ARMIES IN THE FIELD.   FIGHTING ENDS AT ONCE   Allies Not to Be Represented in Any Way at the Armistice Negotiations, Report Says.

RUSSO-POLISH PACT ON TRUCE   Fighting Ceases Immediately According to Terms of Agreement.

RUSSIANS AND POLES AGREE ON-ARMISTICE   Fighting Will Cease Immediately It Is Reported. ,      ARMISTICE TERMS ARE NOT STATED   ‘Allies Not Represented In Any Way At Armistice Nevotiatlions.

AN AonEEMENT Hin ARMISTICE   Reached Between Commanders of Russian and Polish Armies in Field.   FIGHTING REPORTED 48 CEASING AT ONCE   Fali Terms of the Armistice May Not be Reached for os a

LSOR  y ELS eaAc  q i EG Pe Beh! to NOT Ee rECE   tr            i is  pee a  hy  - ot i s Unable  +  ieee  bow  Ped co  nf : ihe PRET  e     Spresel i ba  LP ah  £ Pos  lara et  rs

SLEMENGEAL WILL SoUE FIRST GALL   Notification to Enable Dele gates to Reach Paris in Time for Meeting.

Premier Clemenceau to Send Out Formal Notice of Council Session is Decision.  NOT IMPORTANT

CLEMENCEAU WILL SUMMON LEAGUE   French Premier To Issue Inform al Call Of League Of Nations Meeting.

INFORMAL CALL FOR - MEETING   OF. THE LEAGUE OF ‘NATIONS TO BE ISSUED BY CLEMENCEAU,   ‘Formal Notice’ Devolves_ on President Wilson by Pro  Visions of the I’ ‘eaty of, Versailles. -

WORLD LEAGUE TO MEET SOON IN CONFERENCE   PREMIER CLEMENCEAU TO. ISSUE INFORMAL CALL FOR FIRST SESSION OF LEAGUE

er TS  INFORMAL CALL FOR LEAGUE TO COME FROM CLEMENCEAL   Plan Still Is for the Formal Notification To Come from President Wilson as Provided in the Versailles Treaty.

CLEMENCEAU TO - ISSUE CALL FOR: LEAGUE COUNCIL   Allies Still Hope Presi dent Wilson May Take Action   INO CHANCE FOR JAN. 6

CLEMENCEAU TO CALLLG. MEETING   Formal Notice of Meeting However, Will Be Issued By President Wilson Ac cording to Present Plan.

UF CALLING RST MEETING NATIONS LEAGUE IS ACCORDED 10 WOODROW WILSON

Call Js Regatded iAs Simple Notice To Enable Delegates To Reach Appointed Place In Time. ;

LEAGUE COUNCIL ‘WILL BE CALLED BY CLEMENCEAU   { « +  ‘Tiger Will “Act ‘in “Wilson's  Place; “Expect to Sign Prore 77) Gln ne

WALL CALL THe LEABUECOURG   FRENCH PREMIER CHOSEN AT MEETING OF SUPREME CONFERENCE.

CLEMENCEAU 10 ISSUE CALL FOR LEAGUEMEETING   Wilt Be Informal, to Give Dele  gates Time to Reach the Appointed Place.   FORMAL CALL BY WILSON   With Von Lersner Ill, Negotia: tions on Protocol Subjects Are Much Delayed.

French: ‘Premier. to Issue In2 <aformal. Notice of First Meet“Soy: but Wilson to Make the  #cjormal Call, Council Plans          HUN- -ENVOY’S ILLNESS DELAYS NEGOTIATIONS      Progress of Experts in Settlewnent of Reparation Questions Does Not Confirm Idea of ‘Early Settlement

INFORMAL CALL FOR MEETING OF ~ LEAGUE COUNCIL   Clemenceau to Issue Call Fo Early Session in Paris   Signing of Protocol on January Fifth is Fully Expected.;

WILSON MAY CALL LEAGUE MEETING   PEACE COUNCIL STILL INTENDS THAT PRESIDENT OF U. 8. ANNOUNCE SBSSION.   TO: BE HELD IN PARIS   Officials in Washington Convinced Chief bk. °cutive of U. S. Will Carry Out Plan.

ALLIES Wl ANOEMELE Al HA GALL  AY PIE    Clemenceau of Franee  to Make lonformal Announcement   GERMANS VIOLATE TERMS OF TREATY   Whole World Wailing on Congress to Ratify Pact liere

WANT POLITICAL PRISONERS FREI   Socialist Party to. to Agitate Thelr Early Release,

BLAST OF ABUSE FOR PRESIDENT   ~OCIALIST PARTY 18 BITTER IN ITS DENUNCIATION.   INSISTS ON RELEASE OF DEBS   Execntive Charged With Discrimi nating Against Politieal Prisoner While He Favors Murdécrers and Bergiars.

OHIO DEMOCRATIC HOPES ROWING   Correspondent Lawrence Finds Sentiment for Cox In Hamitton County   TO SPEAK ‘IN CINCINNATI   Outcome In State Depends on Vote In Northern Counties, Writer States

OHIO PLACE OF HOPE FOR BOTH NOMINEES   NICE BATTLE WAGED IN HOME STATE OF CANDIDATES.   Cincinnati and the County Harding Strengholds, With the Nerthera Counties Depended on to Tern the Tide.

GOOD TIME MADE , BY PROSECUTION IN NEWBERRY TRIAI   ‘Government Expects to Rest Case Early Next Week

ATTEMPT TO WASTEN CASE.   Names of Defendants Playing Minor Roles Brought Into Testinsony.

HELEN TAFT TO WED   Her Engagement to Yale Pro. fessor is Announced

MISS HELEN TAFT ENGAGED TO WEI   Only Daughter of Former President to Beeoeme Wile of Prof, Manning’  of Vuaie,

“KILL CASHIER   ‘BATTLE IN KANSAS CITY BANK  AT 9 THIS MORNING.   ‘CASHIER HIT BY: FOUR BULLETS DIED INSTANTLY.   . a, P  ‘ . It is Belleved That One of the Ban: dits Was Wounded Bat All of  ; Them Got Away.

KILL KANSAS’ CITY CASHIER   Daring Attempted Daylight Hold Up.   BANDITS WERE DRIVEN OFF   Vice-President of Bank Slight] Injured in Exchange of Shots — Bandit Hit.

A OFFICIAL [5 KILLED BY ROBBER   TRIED TO PREVENT THE ENTRANCE OF BANDITS INTO K. C. BANK.   INE ROBBER 1S INJURED   Bank Employe Emptied Pistol at the Fleeing Robbers As They Drove Away in Automobile.

BANDIT KILLS CASHIER   Kansas City Banker Loses Life When Robbers Attack.

GET MONEY AND Rives   Robbers At Work In Taltimore and Oklahoma.

Window Smashed and Jewelry Stolen   dewelry Store of James RK. Armiger & Co., of Baltimore Robbed of $40,000 Worth of Diamonds,

CASHIER SLAIN BY BANDITS IN HEART OF KANSAS CIT!   Janitor Closes Bank Door When Quartet Approaches, Thus Preventing More Shots.

STOLE RINGS WORTH $40,000   Crime Wave Hits Baltimore = ap Smashes Jewelers’ Window.

BANK CASHIER MURDERED   Beez on FS SS rSeS Fae MES EV a eee Se     Employe of Kansas City (Me.) Iasti tution Slain

THIEVES ROB BALTIMORE JEWELRY STORE IN BUSY DO WN-TOWN STREET   Four Armed Men Secured Two Trays Containing Diamond Rings Valued at $40,000 and Made Their Get-Away While Hundreds of Pedestrians Passed on Both Sides of Street— Traffic Cop Few Yards Away—Man Slightly Injured

BANDITS FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO ROB KANSAS CITY BANK   Employe Is Killed by Shot Fired by Daylight Rob“bers at Officials,

2 OTHERS WOUNDED IN- BATTLE   'reasurer of K. C. Bank and One of Four Rebbers in Daring Hold-up Attempt Injured —Gang Escapes.

FLEE IN AUTO AFTER FIGHT. ~ INDAY RAID   Cashiér Shot to Death’ as _ Highwaymen Battle to. a Gain Entrance, _   ‘ONE ROBBER SHOT AS’ . HE CLIMBS INTO CAR

TF DIAMONDS   Four Bandits Smash in Show Window in Crowded Baltimore Street and Escape With Loot

TWO TRAYS OF JEWELS TAKEN   Four Armed Men Smash Window and Make Valuable Haul

UASHIER KILLED AN BANK ROBBER)   AN ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP KAN. SAS CITY BANK RESULTS IN DEATH OF CASHIER EARLY TODAY.

ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee oe  DANIELS REPEATS HIS DEMAND FOR NAVY BIG AS ANY OTHER POWEE

NAVY SECRETARY  REFUTES CRITICISN   Says Records Offer Proof That Sim: Attacks on Unpreparedness Are Unfounded.

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DANIELS OE FENDS RECORD. OF NAY AEFORE WEARING   SECRETARY REVIEWS WORK CARRIED OUT UNDER TAFT AND ROOSEVELT.   ANSWERS SIMS? CHARGES   Reiterates Recent Statement That Un jess America Enters League Navy Equal To Any in World Must Be Built.

DANIELS DEVOTES DAY 10 REPLYING TO SIMS GHARGES   Says Record is Refutation of Criticisms of Preparedness.

REVIEWS RECORD OF-PAST YEARS   Secretary Daniels Shows Lack of Sreparednéss Not Due to Administration   DEWEY PLAN-GARRIED OUT   Shortage of Men Inherited From Roosevelt and Taft, He Saye

UANIELO OAYO WAVY PLANNED MIORE allo  SECRETARY ANSWERS ADMIRAL SIMS’ CHARG® OF UNPREPAREDNESS,     FUTURE PLANS ARE UTUINED  Admiral A Program Was Carried Out as Far as Funds Would Permit.   SECRETARY ANSWERS ADMIRAL SIMS’ CHARG® OF UNPREPAREDNESS.   Admiral Dewey’s Program Was Carried Out as Far as Funds Would Permit.

FRANCE LOSES “57 PER CENT. -—- OF YOUNG MEN   TOTAL COSTS OF REPUBLIC’s SHARE IN WORLD CONFLICT IS TOLD IN REPORT

RATIFICATION IS COMPLETED WHEN HOUSE VOTES AYE   Long Fight to Change Constj tution Enfranchising Wom:  en at Last Is Ended

Wild Scenes Enacted When Victory Comes   Final Vote Is 49 to 47 After First Test of Strength Resyplts in Tie

WOMAN'S. SUFFRAGE ACHIEVED. HOUSE OF TENNESSEE, THE 36TH STATE, RATIFIES AMENDMENT. BY CLOSE VOTE OF 49 10.47; 1S ALREADY PASSED BY SENATE   The Victory Came After Two Days’ Debate and Equa! Suffrage Now Becomes a Basic’ Law of the United ‘States After Half a Century of Agitation

Woman Su ffrage Now - The Law of the Land   Tennessee, the 36th State, Passed Ratification Res olution Today—Vote Was 49"to 47. ©

HY 3 1a) VGIURY f WON CNL riotil Ot ~YeARD   36th State Completes Ratification of Susan B. Anthony Amendment

Suffrage Amendment Ratified in Tennessee. Legislature Wednesda      in H nitea : at

Lower House of Legislature Follows Lead of Senate and Adopts the Resolution. A History Making Event in National Politics. :

Women Will Vote an Equality With Men Nov. 4 Uniess Amendment ; is Blocked in Courts   OPEN TO RECONSIDERATION   Speaker Walker Changes Vote te Make This Possible, Final Result Being 50 to 46

SUFFRAGE RATIFIED BY TENNES HOUSE THIS MORNING:       Suffragists Started Great Great Demonst Over Victory— Women ‘of States Can Now March To Poll - November and Cast Their Fir

SUFFRAGE FORCES Wik Oui IN TENNESSE LEGISLATURE   State Is Thirly-sixth to Ratify Susan, B. Anthony Constitutional Amendment.--Vote Was 49 to V7.

OUFFRAGIS TS WIN BATTLE OF 70 YEARS   AT LAST MOMENT ENEMY CHANGES VOre 10 “YES   Speaker Walker Makes Switch So As To Ask  Reconsideration.

ar PASSED — OF A9 10      Last of Required Thirty-six States to Ratify Fed. eral Amendment Giving All Women in United States the Richt of Full Suffrage.

SUFFRAGE ISPART OF BASIC LAY   Tennessee Solons 0. K. Amendment  HOUSE VOTE 49-47  eaten rare ae er  Victory Follows Two Days’ Debate

TENNESSEE GOES FOR AMENDMENT   Thirty-Sixth State to Ratify and Women of the Nation Are Given Un-_,:' abridged Right tothe Ballot. =;   VICTORY IS LONG COMING

The Victory. Came After Two Days’ Debate and Equal Suffrage Now Becomes a Basic Law of the United States.After Half a Century of Agitation

TENNESSEE; COMPLETES RATIFICATION.   AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION, See OING WOMEN RIGHT * “OF SUFFRAGE Now A ‘PART OF ORGANIC "” LAW OF LAND           WOMEN OF WISCONSIN TO VOTE IN PRIMARY   ‘WILL BE ENTITLED’ TO PARTT CIPATE IN SEPTEMBER” ~ ELECTION--HISTORY ~  t Ar rai rrporn

WOMEN OF AMERICA ARE GRANTED RIGHT 10 VOTE IN NOVEMBER ELECTIONS   Vleasure Passes After Second Roll Call Today; Final Vote 50 to 46   Suffrage Leaders Confidedn Reconsidera: tion Motion Will Not Have Any Effect on Final Result

FINAL VICTORY COMES - WHEN HOUSE PASSES — AMENDMENT 49 TO 47   Speaker, Who Opposed Resoiution, Changes His Vote to Ratification in Order to Give Himself the Right to Move for Reconsideration of Question.

TENNESSEE RATIFIED SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION   Action Completes Ratifieation By Necessary Thirty Six States, and all Women Mdy Vote in the Presidential Eleetion This Year,

Anthony Amendment Was Rat. ified by Tennessee House at Stormy Session.   FINAL VOTE WAS 49 TO 47   May Again be Brought Up to be Reconsidered—Legal Attack is Planned.

SEN. NEWBERRY GOES ON TRIAL WITH 123 OTHERS   Case Growing Out of Election Over Heary Ford Begins In Federal Court.   OPENING WITHOUT INCIDENT   Snows Delay Arrivals—Defenst Chalfenge of Jury Panel Is Denied.

NEWBERRY JURY LECTED      SNOW BOUND TRAINS OPERATE TO DELAY JURY SELECTION PROCESS .   OPENING MARKED BY A SPIRITED DISPUTE   ‘Judge Sessions and ‘Senior Counsel for Defense Pass Words in Early Session Today.

POPULATION OF STATE IS GIVEN AT 2,930,544      CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCES 1920 FIGURES FOR INDIANA; GAIN OF 85 PER CENT.   POPULATION 10 YEARS * 460 SET AT 2,700,876

INDIANA MAKES GAIN OF 220,060      Census Bureau’s Announcement. Shows State’s Population Exceeds 2 Million People.

2,4d0,044 GIVEN AS POPULATION UF HOUSIERDON   Increase of 229,668 Persons Since 1910, Accerding Announcement Census Bureau   8.5 GROWTH DURING 10 YEARS   Ninth State in the Union Ten Year Ago—He!ld 21 Place When Organized as Terriory in 1860

MME, WAG APP  NER-SHANK EARS HERE   CELEBRATED SOPRANO GIVES UNIQUE CONCERT AT THE CASS OPERA HOUSE.   WAS ABLY SUPPORTED BY TRIO   A Packed House Greeted Sumner’s Finest Musicnl Event This Year

ARTISTS UNITE IN UNIQUE CONCERT AT HIGH SCHOOL   Lovers of Music In Englewood Enjoyed a Real Treat Last Monday Evening

Marie “Morrisey, Singer,  an ‘Waller Chapman, Pianist, “teased Audience

YUMA MUSIC LOVERS HAVE ROYAL TREAT   Miss Alice Varlet and Edison —. Holds Audience Spellbound.

KNOX PROFOSES: + TO END WAR            THE SENATOR: OPENS DEBATE aN HIS PEACE RESOLUTION,             HE SCORES PRESIDENT   ‘CHARGES HE DELIBERATELY: DELAYED FORM AL,END OF WAR,         Welfare ‘and Satety 6 i the Natlon, the Senator Declares, Imperae: © tively Demand Action Now. _

KNOX CHARGES WILSON WITH ULTERIOR MOTIVE   Prolonged State of War in Order to Retain Auto. cratic Compulsory Power, Declares Senator.

SEN. KNOX ASKS QUICK REPEAL OF JECLARATION WAR   Asserts Congress Hé’s The Power To Do So Without Wilson.

KNOX OPENS = DEBATE UN PEAGE PLAN   Pennsylvania Senator Defends Resolution Declaring War With Austria and Ger many at an End   WATION’S SAFETY DEMANDS ESTABLISHMENT OF PEACE   Charges Wilson With Trying to Coerce Senate Into Ratifying Peace Treaty

Senator Knox . Opens t & Debate        Declares That Preider Gyr ison is Alt. tempting to Covres “Benate inta Ratifying Treaty. ,

DEBATE OPENED      Senator Says’ Situation Puts “Our Lives in Danger’’.. -¢ =

ASSERTS WILSON SEEKS TO COERCI   Senator Knox Assails Presi dent Today   SPEAKS FOR BILE’   Says Wilson Plans to Compel Senate to Ratify the Treaty of Versailles.

KNOX OPENS DEBATE IN THE SENATE ON PEACE RESOILITION   Berates President for His “‘Isolated Will’—Terms Administration “Power Maddened.”

WILSON RAPPED FOR ATTITUDE ON PARIS. PACT   No Excuse for Great Prolonging War, Knox Declares in Speech   URGES ADOPTION OF PEACE RESOLUTION   Arguments Advanced to Support His Move to. End State of War

SAYS:CONGRESS      Senatoi Knox Assails resi Froz. & Cont Wilson,  Joa T¥?   SEES NATION ENDANGERED

KNOX FOR PEACE © WITH GERMANY   Says War Js Ended and Wilson Is Arbitrarily Maintaining Hostile Conditions.   COUNTRY MUST HAVE PEACE   Declares “the Welfare and Safety of the Nation Imperatively Demand That Wa Now Have Peace” —Offers Peace Resolution.

MAY ASK COURT.   Supreme Court. To Pass Or ; ace Resolution Status.

Declares the Welfare and Safety of the Nation Demand We Know We Have Peace.   SCORES WILSON ON STAND HE IS TAK:NG

KNOX OPENS DEBATEON PEACE RES,   SAYS NO EXCUSE FOR GREATLY  PROLONGING THE WAR.   President’s Stand Was t _ Coerce Senate Into Ratify ing the Treaty of -Versail Jes He Declares. .

TUS ~POFARE SENATE   Senator Knox Criticises Admin"istration Tactics in Connection with Ratification of the ' Treaty of Versailles   CLAIMS NO EXCUSE FOR © PROLONGATION OF WAR   Opens Debate on Resolution to Declare State of War with Germany at End with a Lengthy Discussion

(NOX OPENS DEBATE. IN SUPPO   Charges President Delayed Signing Peace for Powers Conferred.

WILSON HOLDING CLUB OVER THE SENATE—KNOX   No Excuse for Prolong: ing War After Armistice, He Says

OUNCES WILSON FOR His STAND ON PEACE   PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR A  WILSON IS) RESPON  FOR UNSETTLED AFKFAiRS       SAYS U. S. IS MISRULED   Kirst Step Toward Normal d‘anditions is Removal of President's War Time Powers, Senate Is Told in Petce Pact Debate

KNOX ATTACKS MR, WILSON; URGES A PEACE DECLARATION   War Technically Continued t: Give President Chance te  Coerce Senate.   THE WORLD NEEDS PEACE   Points to Unsettled Condition of World; Urges Passage af Resolution.

NOX OPENS CFNATE DEBAT   FLAYS PRESIDENT WILSON AND SAYS COUNTRY DEMANDS PEACE WITH GERMANY  AND AUSTRIA

WILSON UNDER FIRE IN SENATI   Senator Knox Assails Wilson’: Obstinate Effort to Force * “"Wilk-on People.   MUST RETURN TO PEACE

SENATOR KNOX OF PENNSYLVANIA IS PEACE ADVOCATE   SAYS WILSON ARBITRARILY MAINTAINS HOSTILE CONDITIONS.   WOULD DECLARE WAR WITH GERMANY AT END   Holds “The Welfare and Safety of the Nation Imperatively Demand That We Now Have  Peace.”

KNOX PEACE PLAN IS NOW BEFORE SENATE   President Characterized as Blocking Action ta Keep His War Power Unimpaired.

~ HOT CENSURE   Knox Says President’s Stub: ~ bornness Keeps United States at War.   “MUST CURB POWER "TO PROTECT NATION’

OATS WILSON IS -AEEPING NATION IN STATECF WAR   KNOX OPENS DEBATE ON HIS RESOLUTION TO-END THE TECHNICAL STATUS.

WILSON’S ONLY WAR IS AGAINST INDUSTRY IN AMERIGA-SEN, KNO)   Bitterly Attacks President in Senate Speech for Resolution

Wilson Prefers Alleged State of War to Any Concese © sion, Knox Declares /   SAYS INTERNATIONAL’ PEACE ALREADY EXIS'rs   ‘ONLY WAR IS THAT OF AD« MINISTRATION AGAINST THE PEOPLE”; MAY ASK THE 8U« PREME COURT FOR RULING

SAYS WILSON OPPOSES PEACE   Senator Lodge Opens Debate 0: Resolution Dec!aring War Is At An End.

OPENS DEBATE   Senator Knox Begins Fight for Resolu tion Declaring Peace.

SEN. ANOX DENOUNCES PRESIDENT   REPUBLICAN SENATOR OPENS DEBATE ON RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WAR WITH GERMANS ENDED   SAYS THERE HAS BEEN NC EXCUSE FOR PROLONGING WAR BEYOND THE SIGNING OF ARMISTICE

WILSON WOULD KEEP U.S. IN WAR RATHER THAN TO CHANGE, [S ASSERTION   President Is Severely Attacked by Pennsylyania Senator in Renewed Fight

DEOATE OPENED UN ACSOLUTICN FOR ENDING WAR   Senator Knox Argues for Own Resolution—Says Wilson’s, War Powers Should Cease”   TRYING TO FORCE SENATE   Declares President igs Trying to Coerce Senate Into Ratification of Versailles Pact

“CPA WH CT   Says President Desires State of War to Retain Autocratic Compulsory Powers.   CAN “UNMAKE” WAR STATE

Wilson Trying to Coerce Senate Into Ratifying Treaty, Knox Charges

N Tht FLOOR OF SENATE   MUST RETURN EXECUTIVE BACK TO PEACE TIME POWERS   WISDOM CANNOT DENY THIS IS PROPER COURSE   Sen. Knox. of Pennsylvana Opens Debate in the Senate Today on Resolution Declaring State of Peace to Exist With Austria and Germany

SENATOR KNOX DECLARES WILSON DELAYS PEACE TO USE FOR OWN PURPOSES AUTOCRATIC WAR POWER

OPENS DEBATE ON " PEACE RESOLUTION   PRESIDENT KEEPS STATE OF WAR TO COERCE THE SENATE   KNOX MAKES CHARGE   Wants te Retain Arbitrary Power: WwW hich State of War Gave Executive   safety and Welfare of Country De mand Formal State of Peace, Says Knox

AUTOCRATIC POWER OF PRESIDENT {5 NEPRIFN BY KNALY   SENATOR OPENS DEBATE ON RESOLUTION TO DECLARE WAR AT   SCORES WILSON      Declares Only Explanation for Delaying Peace .Was Arbitrariness.

KNOX AooAlL WILSON POLICY   Says President Trying to Coerce Senate Into Ratifying Peace Treaty.

NNOX CHARGES PAGT COERCION   Says Wilson Keeps Nation a ar to Force Ratification.   OFFERS A PEACE RESOLUTION   Declares He Entertains Only Sympathy for President in His Iliness, but That the Country Must — Have Peace.

\W  NEW KAISER  SAYS KUQY   Rather Than Abate One Iota of Power He Keeps Nation in State of War, Declares Senator in Peace Appeal   Country Is Like Rudderless Craft, While People Chafe Under Quixotic Tyranny: Disaster and Chaos Ahead

Senator Knox Opens the Debate   Declares That Preident Wilson is At tempting to Coerca Senate Int Ratifying Treaty.

SENATOR KNOX SCORES WILSON   “No Excuse : for. -Prolonging ‘War Greatly ‘Beyond Armistice”

KNOX RESOLUTION NAGUED IN SENATE   SENATOR BLAMES WILSON FOR FAILURE TO RETURN TO PEACE STATUS   LITTLE OPPOSITION SHOWN   Certainty That President Wilson Will Veto the Bill Causes Interest in mruins  to Wane.

KNOX SAYS THE WORLD. SEETHES WITH REVOLUTION   PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR OVENS DEBATE ON PEACK  KESOL! TION BY DECLARING: WI MUST HAVE PRACK SETTLE, ‘rey T.

WILSON SWINGING CLUB, KNOX HINTS, TO KEEP WAR ON   Task Unwelcome to Judge One “Fallen in Public Esteem,” He Says to Senators: ~   PRESIDENT WAGES WAR ON U. $. CITIZENS, IS CHARGE   League Promises Little “Save Mischief, Part of Plea to: Declare War Over.»

ROAD MAKING IS THOROUGH.   Primary Highways Thruoat State Are All Labeled

NURSE TESTIFIES THAT WGANAIN IS KAGI'S MUBDEREE   Swears That She Saw Chief. Justice OF Cleveland Municipal  Court Fire Fatal ‘Shot Last May.   OFFERED MONEY FOR: SILENCE

“EAT NNON ae   Miss: ‘Neeley, His _ Friend, Testifies He Killed Kary.

FARMERS FIGHTING LAND TAX BILL   VAST MAJORITY _ LANDOWNERS OPPOSED TO ‘ane NOLAN  MEAS   Farm Bureau Referendum From Fifteen States Shows Attitude of Avericultiriste

OPPOSED TO LAND TAX BILL   Farmers ef the Country Vote Henw  jlw Agnmineaet tf.

ANODE (GLAND 10 MAKE TEST GAGE   Supreme Court Decides to Pass on Validity of Both Prohibition Amendment and Enforcement Act.

EXPECT ORY ACT DECISION (N JUNE   Validity of Amendment Now With Court.

PROHIBITION UP JOSUPREME COURT   Arguments In Appeals Brought By Kentueky Distillers Completed Today.

DRY LAW FATE IN THE HANDS OF THE COURT   Validity of 18th Amendmen May Be Decided Some Time Early in  Tune

‘cP TO THE COURT NOW.     The ‘Supreme Court Wil Paes on Validity of National Prohibition, .

aaa i ane  FORBID M, ARRG fe ON Low PAY   Anyway, Chiengo— rc « born Heserve Ween act E'tewmts ec Krewe Lied eae ones

FORBID LOW PAY MARRIAGE.   l Anyway. Chicago Federal eserve Hank Clerks Must Get Permission.

EBERT REGIME ~ RULES BERLIN   Socialisi Government Again in Contro! of Affairs in Germany.   RED FLOOD I$ RECEDING   Regular Troops on Guard in the Streets —Kapp’s Soldiers Fire on Crowds Which Jeered Them—Amer. icans Ask Aid.

CONSERVATIVES NOW DISCREDITED AND DISTRUSTED   Kapp’s Coup Was the Greates' Disservice He Could Have Rendered His Party,   TROOPS FIRE ON CROWD AND WOUND SEVERAL   Ebert Government Again in Fall Control in Berlin, and Vice Cham. cellor Schifier and Minister of De.  fense Noske Are Engaged in Bringing About Order,

BERLIN UNDER DULDIER RULE FOR THE TIME   DEPARTING REVOLTERS FIRE INTO CROWDS JEERING AS THEY LEAVE,   Believed Events Will Tend Toward Puttine More Independents Into Next Assembly.

Radicals Hold Off Hands   French Charge Delivers Allies’ Compliments   Mine in Street Kills 12 Men in Its Removal

ATALITIES ATTEND RESTORATION   sing of Mine To Destroy Barricade in Kottbuser, Southeaster Berlin, Causes Death of 12 Persons and Injury of 28— Baltic Troops Fire on Mobs Wounding Several

REBELS MAY FACE SEVERE PENALTIES: PEOPLE ARE ANGRY   Parliamentary Chaos Is Result of Revolt, and Half a Dozen New Faces Are Expected When Cabinet Is Formed—Strike Still on.

Firmg Of Mine To Destroy. Barricade In Southeastern Section OF City’ Was Cause Of Twelve > Deathe   - LARGE NUMBER WERE HURT

EBERT AGAIN IN CONTROL   NOSKE REACHES BERLIN AND BEGINS TO RESTORE ORDER,   Bloodshed Marka Departure of Baltic - Proaps, Who Fired Into Jeering Crowds—Abortive Revolt Weak— ened Conservative Rule,

MUCH BETTER   Ebert, Government Is Again In Contro} and Order Is Being’ Restored,   STRUGGLE PROOF OF. ‘DEMOCRACY SAYS EBERT   Fighting Still In  Progress In Provinces; National Assembly Called In Session.

EBERT AGAIN HAS CONTROL   CLD COVESNMEE?T RESTORED «1 CERMAN CAPt¥ aa.   LOYAL TROOPS RULING BERLIN

The Full Ministry Expected Back in Berlin. To-day; Regular Troops, Loyal to Ebert Patroling Streets; Departing Baltic Troops Fire When Crowd Jeers Them   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY IN CHAOS

OLD REGIME HOLDS BERLIN BUT AED MENACE 15 FAR FROM OVEE   CONSERVATIVES HAVE LOST BY COUI OF KAPP CROWD   NEXT ELECTIONS LIKELY TO SEE REDS GAIN ON « BIG SCALE—KAPP TROOPS FIRE INTO MOBS THAT JEER THEM AS THEY EVACUATE

EBERT IN CONTROL AS KAPP RETIRES   BALTIC TROOPS FIRE - INTO GERMAN CROWD   Soe Continue Efforts at _ Uprising in Various Parts Country

EBCAT GOVERNMENT IS AGAIN IN CONTROL   OLD REGIME OFFICIALS ENGAGE IN BRINGING ABOUT ORDER IN BERLIN. :   MINISTRY EXPECTED TODA   Regular Troops, Loyal to Reinstated Faction, Guarding Streets and Removing Barricades.

HUNGARIANS NOT SATISFIEL   Imposing Demonstrations Are Held Protesting Terms of Peace Treaty.

HUNGARY PROTESTS AGAINST THE PEACE TREATY WITH PARADE      Imposing Ceremonies Conducted in Budapest With a View Toward Making T.  - Peace Terms Lighter on the Hungarians.

TERMG OF PEACE PROMPT PROTEa] IN SACRED FORN   Hungarians Bear St. Stephen’ Remains in Procession and Sing National Anthem.

GENERAL STRIKE CALL MAY BE USED TO BEAT MONARCHY ATTEMP)   FRANKFORT, Germany, March 13.——A general strike has been deeclared here.  Agreat procession of workmen in paradive the atreet«.

POWER OF STATE PASSES INTO HANDS OF DIRECTOR VON EAPP   National Assembly Dissolved; New Governmeng Being Formed—Socialists Declare General Strike.

OVERTHROW OF EBERT REGIME IN GERMANY IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT FROM BERLIN DISPATCHES TODA)   POWER OF THE STATE HAS PASSED INTO THE HANDS OF GENERAL DIRECTOR VON KAPP, THE NEW CHANCELLOR \ ,   NEW GOVERNMENT IS BEING FORMED; TROOPS — RETURNED FROM BALTIC OCCUPY THE CAPITOL

Wolfgang Kapp, who Urged War to Bitter End, Becomes Chancellor and General Luenttwitz Appointed Commander of Military; Long Predicted Revolution Believed Underway.

OLD EMPIRE   REACTIONISTS FORCES IN GER. MANY PROCLAIN KNAPP AS NEW GOVERNMENT HEAD   BERLIN ENTERED   Military Forces Occupy Withelmstrasse — Luettwitz Appointed Commander-in-chief of the Army

Germany In Throes of Predicted Monarchist Struggle —Revolters Control Berlin.  Power Has Passed Into Hands   Power Has Passed Into Hands of General Director Von Kann.

GEN, VON KAPP [SSAUD TOHEAD THE NEW GOVT.   ‘National Assembly Dissolved,  Wilhelmstrasse Occu  pied By Troops.   GENERAL STRIKE IS CALLED   New Government Denies It Is Reactionary, Declares It _.. Will Fulfill Treaty.

Revolution’ Effected_ Without. Bloodshed; Berlin Remains Quiet; Old ‘Regime Calls General Strike

REACTIONARIES GET CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT; SOCIALISTS DECLARE A GENERAL STRIKE   General Director Von Kapp Becomes Chancellor and Gen. Yon Luettwitz Becomes Com mander-in-Chief of Military Forces

sberl Regime Declared Defunct: Calis om Workers to i Strike Against Alleged Dictatorship   Denounced as Monarchist Eifert Hindenburg as President, Pian; A New Imperial Ministry

Uprising Undoubtedly Fostered by Old Prussian Military Despotism

IVIL WAR ' IN BERLIN   Hy : MPNARCHISTS, AIDED BY RE TO ORGAN. INMENT.        IAB NEW GOVE

General Von Kapp Becomes Chancellor and General Von Luettwitz Heads Miltary Forces; May Select Von Hindenberg As President

Proclamation Is Issued Saying Government Ceases To Function    Probable Effect On Peace Treaty Seen As  Result Of Turmoil Predominating Throvghout Country

REVOLUTION IN BERLIN WINS   NEW. GOVERNMENT BEING FORMED UNDER LEADERSHIP OF VON KAPP

MOVEMENT NOT MONARCHIST, LEADERS DECLARE; MAY NAME ~ HINDENBURG NEW PRESIDENT   Proclamation Issued Declaring That German Government Has Ceased to Exist; Berlin Threatened During Night With Violent Outbreak; Troops Concentrate at Doeberitz; Socialists Call a General Strike.

POWER OF STATE PASSES _ —INTOH       Revolting Troops Enter Berlin an Occupy Wilhelmstrasse Evicting  Ebert and Dissolving Assembly   SOGIALIST PARTIES DECLARE GENERAL STRIKE

TROOPS TURN ON EBERT WHO CALLS FOR GENERAL STRIKE AMONG SOCIALIST WORKERS

nment Overthrown Without Blood»d, London Hears; New Chancellor Vamed by War Party, Report

PROCLAMATION POSTED AT WILHELMSTRASSSE TODAY   EBERT REGIME DEFEATED   First President of Germans Yoo! Seat Year Ago; Terma , Stormy One.

Revolt Shatters the Ebert hand and L Yas. Kapp      \Gen. ‘Von Luettwitz, ‘Removed: by. Noske;- Heads’ Military, Force’ ‘Which Entered  Berl This ry Mérniings No Bloodshed:Yet Reported:

foyalist Troops in Sudden Coup Occupy Wilhelmstrass—National Assembly Dissolved—Socialists Headed by Ebert Vien Call General Strike as Counter ‘iove—Alhes Probably Not to Interfere.

NEW CHANGELLOR HOLDING ENTIRE POWER OF STATE   Von Kapp Takes Charge as Ebeit Forces Call Strike of All German Workers.

Long Expected Imperialist Effort Seems To Have © Been a Success.   HOLLAND WARNED TO WATCH WILLIAM

GERMAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED POWER OF STATE VESTED IN VON KNAPP

GERMAN GOVT. HAS COLLAPSED   PROCLAMATION ISSUED IN BERLIN THIS MORNING DECLARES GOVERNMENT IMPERIAL HAS CEASED TO EXIST

DERLIN MNLITARY COMMANDER IN POWER AS PROVISIONAL RULER   President Ebert and His Wife Leave the Capital; Overthrow  of Government Accomplished Without Bloodshed; Ebert Began Service in 1919.

PRESIDENT EBERT AND WIFE LEAVE BERLIN AT 5 A. M.   PROCLAMATION ISSUED .. IN FORMAL MANNER

EBERT RULE IN GERMANY AT END   Overthrow of Government Took Place Peacefully. Issue  Proclamation.    KAPP GENERAL DIRECTOR   New Regime of “Order, Freedom And Action” Being Formed. No Demonstrations. Ebert Has Left City.

GERMAN REVOLUTIONISTS HAVE OVERTHROWN EBERT REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT AND TAKEN  CHARGE; VON KAPP PROCLAIMED CHANCELLOR

BERLIN GOVERNMENT OVERTHROWN. VON KAPP BECOMES CHANCELLOR   Proclamation Issued Declares Power of State Has Passed Into  ~ Hands of Director General—General von Luettwitz Appointed Commander in Chief of Military Forces—Berlin Quiet—President Ebert Fled City.

OLD MILITARY. LEADERS SEIZE BERLIN TODAY   Ebert F orced to Flee a: von Kapp Takes Control

GETTYSBURG STUDENT WINS ADAMS CONTEST   Miss Catherine Cashman Winner i Annual Spelling Bee Held by County Schools

LOCAL HIGH HAS .. BEST SPELLER   Catherine Cashman, a Gettys burg Junior, Proclaimed Contest Winner.   COROLLARY A STUMBLER   Nearly Sixty Eliminated on One Word. Dorothy McGlaughlin Lost on “Delaware.” An Exciting Finish

IRISH GO TO PRISON SINGING      Gritish Warships Carry Cork Sinn Fein Prisoners Out of Queens town Harbor.

EXTRA!  _ Telegraphic!   TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES MADE BY REAR ADMIRAL SIMS

SENATE COMMITTEE WILL GO TO BOTTOM OF NAVAL AFFAIRS   Medal Award Body Wiki _ Probe Into “Fight British” Advice

Attorney General Intimates: ‘Whole Affair I Just Political Bunk—Says Republicans Choose Role of Critics of Vic~ tory Won by. Democrats

Theodore N. Vail Dies at John Hopkins As Result of Complications

THEODORE f. VAlL DIES IN BALTIMORE   Notable Figure in Telephone and Telegraph World Pacces in 75th Year

THEODORE N. VAIL HEAD OF BELL TELEPHONE DEAD   Had Been in Serious Condition for Number of Months   WAS GENIUS IN HIS BUSINESS

THEO, N, VAIL, NOTED TELEPHONE PROMOTER, DIED EARLY THIS A. M,   Was Man Who Accom plished Merger of Telegraph and Phones.

Head of American Télephon and Telegraph Company Passes Aivav.         WAS IN HIS 75TH YEAR   During War He Was in Control of Wire Service of Country.

Theodore N. Vail Died This Morning   Chairman of the American ‘Felephone and Vel, Co. Died Voday at dohis Hopkins Hospital.

THEODORE VAIL “DIED = TODAY   FORMER PRESIDENT OF A. T AND T. PASSED AWAY Al JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL THIS MORNING,

HE WAN THE MAY WHO DEVELOPED TELEPHONE (DEA,   Alesander Bell fhvented: iC ba Theodore Vail Spread it Over the Whole World.

THEODORE N. VAIL, PHONE WIZARD, IS CALLED BY DEATH   Head of Great Wire Sys. tem Dies at Baitimore

Chairman Board Di rectors of American Go. Dies   Theodore N. Vail Succumbs to Heart Disease and Resulting Complications.

THEODORE N:; VAIL DIES   Head of Big Telephone Company Succumbs at Baltimore.   Was at Ons Time President of Both Bell and Western Union Companies —Not Permitted to Retire.

THEODORE YALL DIES IN HOSPITAL Ay BALTIMORE   Complication of Cardiac ant Kidney Troubles Fatal te Head of World’s Larges Telephone Svstem.

TELEPHONE GENIUS DEAD   Theedore N. Vail Expires at John Hopkins Hespita!

TREGDORE W. VAIL DEAD IN MARYLANG   Head Of Great System Was Telephone Pioneer.

THEODORE VAIL TELEPHONE GO. HEAD 1S DEAD   Had BeenTaken to Johns’ Hopkin: Sunday from Jekyll Island, Ga., And Died There .From Complications.

VAIL, TELEPHONE MEAD, DIES Ih  BALTIMORE.   Heart and Kidney Trouble Takes Chief of World — Wire System.   EARLY RIDICULE BECOMES HONOR   His Life Shows Faith in Idea When Others Made  Fun of Invention.

THEODORE N. VAIL DEAD AT BALTIMORE      FORMER PRESIDENT OF A. T AND T, TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANY  SWERS SUMMONS

THEODORE N. VAIL DIES IN NEW YORK HOSPITAI   Death of Former Head of American Telephone and Telegraph Company Not Unexpected.

THEODORE 'N, VAIL BEAD   Was Pioneer in Telephone and Tele graph Oveanizavions and Kaodwn  Throughout the World,

THEODORE WN. VAIL DIES FRIDAY   Was Formerly Head of American’ Teleoraph and Telenhone Co. 

TELEPHONE CHIEF 1S DEAD   Theodore N. Vail Succumbs at Baltimore from Complication of Diseases

THEODORE N. VAIL OES AT HOSPITAL   FAMOUS TELEPHONE GENIUS PASSES AWAY AT JOHN HOPKINS HOSPITAL   As a Young Man Vail Saw Possibilities of Invenyion and Gave America World's Greatest System

THEODORE VAlL Heo TODAY Ot HEART DISEASE   Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph Expert Known Throughout World

THEO. N. VAIL PASSED AWAY THIS MORNING   Former Head of the Amer. ican Telephone and Telegraph Co. Succumbs to Several Ailments.

THEO, VAIL DEAL   Former President of American Telepraph and Telephone Co. Died Todiiv   AT JOHN HOPKINS   Returned From the South About a Week Ago— _ Known World Over

DIED AT JOHNS HOPKINS   Theodore N. Vail, Former President tn Vefexraph & Telephone 2, Succumbed Taday.     Aue

Former Black Hawk County Resident Was Recognized as Big Business Man.   SUCCUMBS TO CARDIAC AND KIDNEY TROUBLES   First Gained Recognition in Reorganizing and Systematiz- . ing Railway Mail Work.

Was Jong dominating figure in the realm of electrical affairs   HEADED TELPHONE GO   Wizard of the wire entered Johns Hopkins- Hospital week ago

THEODORE YES DEAD AT BUTINOR   Genius - Who: Developed the -Atnerican’ Telephone Passeg “Away: Yésterday : Morning’

(WIRE CHIEF IS DEAD   THEODORE NEWTON VAIL DIES IN BALTIMORE HOSPITAL.   Chairman of Board of Directors o American Telephone and Telegraph Company Passes Away.

THEODORE M. VAIL   FORMER HEAD OF AMERICAN TELEPHONE COMPANY IS DEAD   (By United Press)

THEODORE N. VAIL HEAD OF THE BELL SYSTEM IS DEAD   End Comes at Johns-Hopkins Haspital in Baltimore.

LEADING 'PHONE MAN OF WORLD DIES TODAY   Theodore N, Vail Succumbs te Ailment at Baltimore,

CUDOREAL VAL UTED TELEPORE GAGARZER. DIES   END COMES AS RESULT OF HEART AND KIDNEY TROUBLE— BIOGRAPHY.

Phone and Wire Head Died Today   Theodore M. Vaile Succumbs to Hear Di.case at John Hopkins Hos. plial Age 75 Years  a oe ~ i as;

THEODORE N. YAEL DIES AT BALTIMORE   Head of Big Telephone Compan Succumbs at Ballimore.   Was at One Time President of Both Bell and Western Union Companies —NOot Permiticd to Retire,

Complication of Cardiac and  Kidney Troubles Cause of Death of. Chairman «of Board of Directors of American Telephone and Telegraph: Company.

THEODORE Wl VAIL DIED THIS. MORNIN   President of the American Telephone Company Passed Away at Johns Hopkins Today.—Was Great Factor in  Riadilding an Srvetem._

THEODORE VAIL DIES ‘TN BALTIMORE TODA   Head of American Telephon: and Telegraph Co. Succumbs to Ilness This Morning.   WAS GENIUS OF WIRES

THEODORE VAIL, NOTED AMERICAN, DIES TODAY   Was Chairman of the Board o} Directors of American Telephone and Telegraph Company,

THEODORE N. VAIL DIED THIS MORNING   Noted Telegraph and Telephone Man Expired At Johns Hopkins Hospita’.

NEGRO KILLS DETECTIVE AND A WHITE WOMAN      Arkonsan Finalty Main by. Poxse After W eunding® Seven Members and Negi

Negro § hosis And Kills oe White Boy Who Was In © Melon Patch ; Captured

ALABAMA NEGRO KILLS WHITE BO}   Rushed Away From Montgomery Early This Morning For Safekeeping.

FIUME TIRES OF D’ANNUNZIO   Belgrade Reports Say Citizens Hold Meeting and Invite Dictator to Leave.

WILSON READS. RESOLUTION    Message of Praise From Frisco Con.  vention Reaches President at / White House.  q

PRESIDENT GETS RESOLUTION   ‘Wilson. Reads. Message of Praise Aulented ‘Bbw Brena ESZuaniinn:.

WILSCN READS RESOLUTION   Message of Praise From Frisco Con - vention Reaches Président at White House.

Volleys Fired on Citizens a: They Battle Against Flames.   BURN CATHOLIC CLUB:   soldiers Intervene and Re store Order After Several Are Waunded.

POLICE RAID WRECKS IRISH TOWN; RIOTS AND DISORDERS MANY   Catholic Club is Burned; Many are Reported Wounded

Quiet in Belfast is Regarded as Lull Before Storm; Military Reinforcements Arrival is Expected   POLICE CHARGED WITH WRECKING OF VILLAGE   Cork Dispatch Reports Numerous Injuries Resulting when Civilians are Fired on in Burning Homes

LIMERICK"IS RIOT SCENE   Police Fire Volleys as Citizens Try to Put Out Fires .   BELFAST IS TERRORIZED   Renewed Riots A Add 13 Dead, 100 Injured, to 7 Casualties -

OFFICIALS TALK OF MARTIAL LAW AND GALVESTON   MAYFIELD’'S CASE IS HANDED TO GOVERNOR HOBBY THIS ' AFTERNOON

STRIKE SBELIEVED “CONFERENCE SUBJECT   WOLTERS: BACK IN GALVESTON BUT DECLINES TO DISCUSS SITUATION.

ORGANIZED AN INVESTHENT COMPANY   Ten Men Form Company te Buy and Sell Real Estate and Improve the Town.

TEN BUSINESS. "MEN: ORGANIZE TO BUY ‘AND- SELL ‘@AR- ‘ LISLE REAL ESTATE ©

MILITARY REPO UP ALTIVITES AT DUBLIN   The City is Quiet After Sunday’ Slaughter But Military Authorities Maintain Search

Quiet Night Follows in Wake of Bloodshed and Train Service to and From City Is Resumed.

MILITARY IS IN ENTIRE CONTROL CHTY OF QUBLIN   Night Was Quiet and Train Service Has Reen Resumed.

DUBLIN 1S QUIET AFTERSTRUGGLE   Police and Military Restore Order in Irish City During + Last Night   DISORDERS ARE QUELLED

PEOPLE FEAR BLOODSHED IS STILL BREWING   LONDON HOLDS PUBLIC FUNER. AL FOR OFFICERS KILLED ON SUNDAY; ‘ATTEMPT ESCAPI FRUSTRATED

TRAFFIC BAN LIFTED AS MILITARY KEEPS STRICTEST WATCH   LIFE TS NORMAL   Business Resumed as Soldiers Make Minute Search for Assassins. ‘

DUBLIN PASSES bea LT NIGHT   All Train Service is Resumed At Riot-Torn Irish City.  a eer nap sna  Curfew Order Strictly Observed Ry Inhahitants

QUIET FOLLOWS ASOAOOINATIONS   Dublin Train Service Resumec and City Is Again Peaceful.

WHILE STRONG MILITARY PATROLS FORM CORDON ABOUT DUBLIN, CLOSE SEARCH FOR ASSASSINS IS MADE      Absolute Paralysis. of Traffic In and Out of City During Night-Train Service Is Resumed i. This Morning.

BAITIon TROOPS GLOGE HOADs INTO GUBLIN   Police Make Systematic Effort to Capture Men Suspected of Murder,   Raids Carried on Throughout Night; Many Thought Injured.

Plotters in Dublin Hunted by Police; Fear Many Slait   STRONG MILITARY PATROLS POLICING CITY — SOLDIERS SEARCH HOMES OF RICH AND POOR — CLASHES NU » MEROUS — SITUATION IS VERY DEL ICA ATE

DUBLIN QUIET AFTER SUNDAYS BLOODY RAIDS   Military Forces Patrol City. Enforce Curfew Law.

DUBLIN DAGK TO BUSINESS AFTER TURMOI   THE MILITARY CONTINUES ITS SEARCH FOR MURDER SUSPECTS

TRAIN SERVICE IN DUBLIN RESTORED   STRONG MILITARY FORCE. GUARDS ALL APPROACHES   Three Prisoners in Exchange Court Shot When They Attempt Escape — Fighting Occurs in Other Sections.

TRAIN SERVICE [8 RESUMED IN DUBLIN   A: QUIET NIGHT IN CITY FOL LOWED THE DISORDERS  e OF SUNDAY.   MILITARY IS ACTIVE   Prosecuted Search in Order = & Find Perpetrators of Fourteen Murders.   Curfew Law Was Enforced and Every Avenue Out of the City ‘Was Guarded Last Night.

ANNIVERSARY OF DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY   Paul Revere Council Will Celebrate the Event This oo Evening   WITH: FINE PROGRAM   State Officials and Member: of Other Councils Will Be  ~~ Present: .

ANNIVERSARY OF DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY   Paul Revere Council Will Cele brate the Event This Evening   State Officials and Members of Other Councils Will Be - Present

HARDING AT WASHINGTON   Republican Nominee Busy Clearing up Senatorial Work.

Senator Harding Finds: Life of Presidential  Nominee Strenuous Ong

HARDING WITHHOLDS HIS CAMPAIGN PLA}   SINDS PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE LIFE STRENUOUS,   iw New Role Ohio Senator Visits His Office, Poses for Mevies, Greets Senate km ployee and Entertains Fricads.

Nominee Receives Many Con: gratulatory Messages at His Wahington Home   CONFERENCE ON CAMPAIGN    London Editors Do Not Take Kindly to Selection of Republican Senator

SENATOR HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTON OFFICE:   G. 0. P. Nominee for President, With His Wife, Greeted + By Large Crowds.   BOY SCOUTS BAND, OF OIL:: CITY, WELCOMES PARTY   ‘i  Will Remain in Washington fora Week aud Then Go to Home. in Marion, Ohio.   GIVES OUT NO STATEMENT   Official Notification of Nomination ¢ Is to Be Made Later; To “ Confer With Hays.

6.0. P. LAUNCHES NATIONAL FIGHT   Campaign for Election 0) Senator Harding Opened at Headnuarterc In Chicano.

HARDING'S TIME WELL TAKEN UF   Nominee Puts in Busy Day at Washingten   SENATORIAL DUTIES   Poses for Movies and Finds Time for Round of Golf.  No Statement Yet.

STRENUOUS DAY WAS SPENT BY CANDIDATE   Received Visitors, Read Con gratulatory Messages,  “Posed For Movie Menand Worked Far Into Nicht,

G.0,P. NOMINEE IS — BACK AT HIS DUTIES IN WASHINGTON NOW   Will Confer With Chairman Hays This Week on Campaign

HARDING PUTS IN BUSY DAY AT CAPITOL DESK   Makes No Statement But Finds Time For Round Of Golf.

STRENUOUS LIFE FOR SEN. HARDING   Finds Plenty of W Work On His First Day at -Desk -In Washington   POSES FOR. THE MOVIES   Nominee Says He Will ‘Pell His Story In Speech Accepting the Nomination

HARDING GETS WARM WELCOME IN WASHINGTON   Hiram Johngon Congratulates Harding; Candidate Arrives in Washington To Clear Up Senatorial Business

NEW PARTY MAY NAME CANDIDATE   Rumor Started in Chicago that Sen. La Follette Wil! Head Ticket-Harding’s Support Is Sought by Suttragists.

WASHINGTON: PLAYS GOLF   Otherwise He Puts in a Busy Day Receiving Congratulations.   NO STATEMENT GIVEN OUI   Reaches Office at Washington Shortly Before Noon, Poses for Moving Pictures and is Given Reception by Genate Employees

CAMPAIGN OF ELECTION OF HARDING LAUNCHED   First Lot of Five Million Litho. graphs of Candidates Ready for Distribution This Week

HARDING BACK IN WASHINGTON, HAS ROUND OF GCL   Republican Presidential Nom .inee Puts in Very Uusy Day at Capital.   PINCHOT MAKING TEREATS   Grgeazation of Third Party Under * Way, Amos Asserts; Talk Heard o1 LaFolietia Heading Presidentin: TPcket; Lendom Papers Ar Dubiogs

Life of Nominee Is Found Strenuous by Sen.. Harding   ‘Head of Republican Ticket for Presidency Bus~ Most  Of Day Reading Congratulatory Telegra. and  Answering Many of Them—Played Round of Golf And Then Worked Far Into Nicht.

Reads Numerous Congratulatory Telegratis Greets Friends; Will Take Vacation Be re Going to Marion. His Home Citv.

G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN TO START AT ONCE   SENATOR HARDING RETURNS TO WASHINGTON FRUG CONVENTION      A THIRD CANDIDATE?   Amos Pinchot Declares That Third Ticket Will Be Pi: in the Field              Indefinite Report That LaFel Will Head Ticket Comes I's. Chicago

¢. 0. P. CAMPAIGN  TOSTART AT ONC!   SENATOR HARDING RETURNS TO WASHINGTON FROM deh in   \ THIRD CANDIDATE?   Amos Pinchot Declares That Third Ticket Will Be Placed in the Field   Indefinite Report That LaFelleti Will Head Ticket Comes Prom Chicago

NOMINEE RETURNS 10 OFFICE TODA   Harding Puts in Busy Day Seeing Friends and Receiving Congratulations from Nation

PINCHOT PLAN TO FORM NEW PARTY  LAFOLLETTE TO HEAD THIRD TICKET oe0 oa0 ooo e092  HARDING CAMPAIGN TO START SOON

PRESIDENTIAL (NOMINEE HAS A STREMUCUS DAY   SENATOR HARDING POSES FO2 PICTURES, RECEIVES FRIENDS AND PLAYS GOLF.   WILL ROT MAKE STATEMENT   Notification Ceremonies Will Be Held Following Conference of Republiean Party Leaders.

HARDING BACK HARD AT WORK IN WASHINGTON   Presidential Candidate  t Withhold Comment for  Short Time.

HARDING 1S BUSY AT WASHINGTON   Receives Congratulations, but Gets One Round of Golf.   NO FORMAL STATEMENT MADE   Poses for Moving-Picture Men Wher He Reaches Office Just Before Noon —Senate Employees Stage an Informal Reception,

HARDING SILENT ON POLICES OF PARTY JUST NOW   ‘Will Make No Statement Until He Delivers His Acceptance Speech,

HARDING PUTS IN BUSY DAY AT CAPITAL   WILL NOT BISCUSS POLITICS   TO MEET PARTY LEADERS SOON

LAUNCH CAMPAIGN   For Election of Senator Hard. ing to Presidency

SENATOR HARDING CLEANS UP PENDING MATTERS BUT MAKES NO STATEMENT,   Receives More Congratulations—Gov. Coolidge, His Running Mate, Busy With Duties of His Gfiice.

HARDING BACK Al filS DESK AT CAPITOI   Republican Presidential Candidate Reached Washington at Midnight.   HIS NEGRO COOK IS FIRST TO GREET HIM   Many Telegrams of Congrat ulation Are Received By Ohioan.

HARDING PUTS IN BUSY DAY AT WASHINGTO}   Republican Nominee Finds Hour: Crowded Upon His Return to Capital.

NOMINEES ARE BACK ON JOBS   Harding and Coolidge Take Honor Calmly.   CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TODAY   Senator Harding Returns to Work at Washington and Governor Coolidge to Boston.

HARDING FINDS LIFE OF NOMINEE ASTRENIIANS ANE   Will Give Out No Political Utterance Until His Speech Accepting Nomination.   CAMPAIGN PLANS NOT TO BE MADE PUBLIC NOW   Notification Ceremonies Ex. pected to Take Place Soon After July 1—Will Probably Confer With Chairman Hays and Other Leaders Monday.

NOMINEE LANDS IN: NATIONAL CAPITAL   ‘And Finds a Truck Load of Telegrams and Letters Awaiting Him   HAS TIME FOR GOLF DESPITE POLITICS

Fob of Being Presidential _ Nominee “Most Strenuous” He Ever Had.   BECRET SERVICE MEN  GUARD, HIM CLOSELY

HARDING FINDS — TIME FO? GOLF   Otherwise He Puts in a Busy Day Receving Coni gr2tulations.   NO STATEMENT GIVEN OW   Reaches Office at Washinagtoh Shorty Before Noon, Poses for Moving Pictures and ts Given Reception by Serate ‘Employees

"FOR HARDING   Chairman Hays Plans Opening of Drive for Republican Ticket at Headquarters in Chicago.   LITHOGRAPHS OUT THIS WEEK   Preparing Ground work tc Elect, Harding & Cool. idge to Head Ticket ir November.

HARLIN STANBS ¢ ON PLATFORM   INTERPRETATION OF TREATY PLANK IS BELIEVED TO ; BE LITERAL.

NARDING 13 KEPT BUOY AEGEIVING CONGRATULATIONS   Presidential Nominee Poses for Moving Picture Men— Calls on Negro Barber Wha “Praved for Him.”

Republican Nominee for th: Presidency Returns to His Duties.   GETS NOISY WELCOME   Receives Congratulations of His Friends and Col 7 leagues,

START HARDING CAMPAIGN IN NEAR FUTURE   Receives Congratulation From Many Friends Throughout Nation

NEXT PRESIDENT RETURNS TO JOB IN THE GAPITOL   Senator Will Take Va. cation This Week to Prepare Speech of Acceptance

HARDING DECLINES TO TALK POLITICS   Republican Candidate Mum Re garding Party Podeies,   Probably Will Keep Silent Until His Acceptance Speech Next Month, Pute in Active Dav. .

HARDING, IN WASHINGTON, RECE!VES CONGRATULATIONS; NO STATEMENT AT PRESENT   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE CLEAR. ING UP PENDING MATTERS IN CONNECTION _ WITH SENATORIAL DUTIES; PLAYS A a ROUND OF GOLF.   CAMPAIGN WILL COMMENCE, WITHOUT DELAY

G.0.P.NOMINEE INWASHINGTON CLEARING DESK   FINDS TIME TO PLAY ROUND OF GOLF

MOTHER AND TWINS BRIDES,      A Valparaiso, Ind, Family Has a Triple Wedding.

MOTHER AND TWINS. BRIDES.      A:, Valparaiso, ‘Inds Fainily. Ha: F ‘ - Triple Wedding. :

Triple Wedding in Which Mother and Twin Daughters Marry Is Held in Indiana

STILL FIGHTING IN BELFAST   Sank Hill Shipyards From  Stan se Fire-Upon Unionists fn Carrick HEI

RIOTS BREAK OUT ANEW IN IRISH TOWN   Belfast Sinn Fein Fires on Ship Yard Workers.

IRISH DISTURBERS STAGE BATTLE AT BELFAST SHIPYARI   Workmen Are Reinforced Against Sinn Fein by Soldiers; Two More Die

DUTY OF FRENCH TO HELP COUNTRY DESCHANEL TELL!   “Our First Duty to Tell Then Situation.” New President Tells Makers of Laws.

FRENCH PRESIDENT NYS THK EVASION 1S LIKE DESERTION   ‘Deschanel Says Situation Mus  be Put Squarély Before the  People of France

DESCHANEL ASKS PUBLIC SUPPORT   URGES NATION SITUATION BI PLAIN TO PEOPLE   Asks People to Give Full Share of Economic Support—New French President Warns of Duties

DESCHANEL SEES ‘NEED FGR HARD WORK IN FRANCE   New President S Says Citizens  Must Givi @ > Full Econoinic

URGES FRENCH 10 THEIR DUTY   President Deschanel Makes Ap peal to Countrymen to Respond to All Calls.

JCHANEL ASKS. SUPPORT      aw President af Franca Make First Address

WENT RIGHT AWAY   Urgent Request at ef Police Was -Heeded by Georgia Harper

HARVEST CREAM, “". THE BREAD SUPREME =», ASK YOUR — “GROCER   NOTICE TO. SEWER CONTRAC. ee imarpe -

HOUSE VOTES MEDAL QUIZ    Representative Galtivan Vitriolic in Hig Attack on “Swivel Chair, Mahegany Desk” Officers.

HOUSE VOTES WIDE QUIZ ON. D.S.M. AWARDS   Gallivan Charges. Swivel Chair Officers Won Most Medals

CHANCES OF 6. 0. F. IN FALL DloGUSSED AY LONDON PAPERS   PRESS DECLARES ELECTION OF HARDING BY NO MEANS ASSURED.

LONDON PAPERS SFE CHANCE OF HARDING'S FALL   British Journals Are Glad Hiram Johnson Was Not  Nominated.

CANADIANS FAVOR HARDING. COMPARE WITH MKINLEY   Torento Mail Believes Party Will Unite Behind New Republican Nominee.   FEW PARIS NEWSPAPERS COMMENT ON SELECTION   Elimination of Johnson, Who Was Considered an Enemy, Gratifies the Journal.

LITTLE COMMENT FROM AGROSS SEAS      London Editorials eAre -Devoted to “Speculation en Harding's Chance   iS. NOT THOUGHT GOOD   England Preserves Neutrality But Cannot Disguise Her Interest. in Election

FEW COMMENTS - BY NEWSPAPERS   French People Greatly Satisfied Over Elimination of Johnson

COMMENT ON G.0.P. ACTION   ‘All Frenchmen Greatly Sat isfied With Elimination of Hiram Johnson’’

FOREIGN COMMENT OM HARDING NOMINATION GUARED IN NATURI   ERENCHMEN REJOICE THAT HIRAM JOHNSON FAILED TO RECEIVE NOMINATION,

FRENGH HAPPY WHEN JUHNSON IS DEFEATED   Little Comment in The Parisiar Press on Selection of Hard  ing   Believe Harding Will ba Friendly : To France.

Two Papers Have Him Almost Defeated, If Democrats Are Able to Find a Good, Strong Candidate.

WHAT ENGLAND THINKS OF THE NOMINATION   SOME BRITISH AND CANADIEN) JOURNALS GIVE VIEWS ON MR. HARDING.   Noa Not Look On Him as Sure To De feat Democracy If Latter Choose Wisely.

CLV Nee Ue FaeP Fees  LONDON PAPERS COMMENT ON HARDING NOMINATION   Interest Taken in Republican Con vention Because of Effect on Am erican Foreign Policy.

TEN MEN WAITING FOR NOMINATIONS   BRUCE BARTON HAS INSIDE DOLE ON THE LUCKY MAN AT THE CONVENTION,

Barton Finds Five Men Will Be Namea   Wood on Third Ballot, Lowden on Fifth, Coolidge, Sproul, Poindexter and Butler in Order, Say Campaigners; Tremendous Little “If” Is Primary Factor.

HONORABLE MISTER IF, DELEGATE AT LARGE, 1S KEY TO G. 0. P. CHOICE

HARDING AT SEA IN EVERY SENSE   LITERALLY ON ATLANTIC AND UF IN AIR ON CABINET.   WILL CHOOSE HIS OWN FAMILY   Majerity <e Big He Dees Not Have te Make Appointments te 1 ppease Factiene—Iaterested in Canal Telis.

Goes by. Airplane. Over Route ~ He Tock 53 Years ago by. Onis   Mayor of Pueblo Was Six Week Making Journey, to That Place from Denver in 1857 by Oxcart

FISH QUESTION i DISCUSSED BY CO}   PLAN TO PRESENT MATTER TC LEAGUE PROPOSED IN MONTANA.

IRISH CAUSE 10 LEAGUE. SAYS CO}   Makes Definite Pledge to Act In Behalf of Ireland If Elected   FRESH ASSAULT ON HAYS   Declares Chicago Testimony Confirms “Slush Fund” Testimony

WOULD LET LEAGUE HEAR IRISH CAUSE   COX DEPLORES BREAK BETWEEN ENGLISH-SPBAKING RACES.   Meatana Audiences Hear Nominee Lambast G. 0. FP. Leaders, Cendeman Big Business and Senaterial Oligarchy.

COX PLEDGES AID FOR TRISH BEFORE COUNCIL OF LEAGUI   Democratic Nominee Stands a Champion for Ireland and Raps G. 0. P. During  Montana Trip.

F ELECTED WILL’. PRESENT CASE TI NATIONS? LEAGUE   Democratic Candidate Makes Promise in Speech at Butte, Montana.

COX MAKES PLEA FUR LEAGUE PACT ~INWESTERN TALKS   NOMINEE WILL PRESENT IRISH CAUSE TO. INTERNATIONAL COURT, HE PROMISES   PLEDGES AID TO IRELANE   In Three Speeches In Montana, Ohiv Governor Continues to Flay Republican Plan to Raise Campaign Funds

COX MAKES PLEDGE TO PRESENT IRISH CAUSE 10 LEAGU   Will be Duty if He is Elected Says Candidate   AGAIN SAYS SLUSH FUN D CHARGES PROVED

egvERNOP COX ON isk QUESTION   candidate Pledges ‘to Presen rause to League of Nations .   4) EVENT OF ELECTION

GOA PROMISES TO PRESENT THE TRIG CAUSE TO LEAGUE   Makes Further Attacks on Re- publican Leaders and Party’s Contributions.   SAYS CHICAGO TESTIMONY CONFIRMS HIS CHARGES   Producing Copy of Republicar Treasurer's Form 101, He Asks ‘Where Did I Get Thi: One? They Have Not Yet Ac. cused Me of Safe Blowing.’

The Democratic Nominee ir ~ Speeches in Montana Con. ' tinues Attacks on G.0.P  and Party Leaders.

Governor Closed Montana Tour In Speech At Butte   Ohio’s Executive Makes - Definite Pledge To Present trish Question To League..Of Nations If  Flectad Tw Deastdawdes   NEW ASSAULT ON WILL HAYS

COX PLEDGES TO. PRESENT IRELAND CAUSE TO LEACUE   Closes Montana - - Campaign in Three Speeches, Half Dozen Rear Platform Talks.

LEAGUE AND AID TO IRISH SETTLEMENT   COX DECLARES THAT AS PREG DENT HE WOULD PRESENT QUESTION AT ONGE   BARRIER  TO  IFRIENDSHIP

COX PLEDGES SUPPORT. OF TRISH GAUSE   i Elected Democratic Candidate Says He will Bring _ Up Tveland’s Case   CONTINUES TO HAMMER — _ REPUBLICAN FINANCES   Declares Evidence. Given at   Investigation has Confirm-—   ed His Allegations About Great Slush Fund —

COX PELDGES 10 SUPPORT IRIS   WILL BE HIS DUTY TO PRESENT CAUSE TO LEAGUE, HE SAYS

Governor Cox Pledges League of Nations to Help Ireland’s Cause   Nominee Declares Testimony a Chicago Has Proven His Sush Fund Charge.

PLEDGES IRISH CAUSE SUPPORT   Fresh Assaults, Meanwhile, Made by Gov. Cox on Will H. Hays,  Republican Chairman   BOASTS OF PROOF   Nominee, Insists Testimony at Chi cago Has Confirmed Charges of “Slash Fond’

—_  evEANOY COX -ON AlSK QUESTION   candidate Pledges to Presen' cause to League of Nations   EVENT OF ELECTION   By Authority Vested Under Article U—Makes Fresh Assault on Republican National Chairman Hays — Declares Confirmation of His Slush Fund Charges.

FF ELECTED, HE WILL PRESENT IRISH CAUSE TO THE NATIONS   FRICTION THERE IMPERILS PEACE OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD.   ENTIRE IRISH MATTER SHOULD GO BEFORE BAR OF PUBLIC OPINION, SAYS NOMINEE, IN HIS SPEECH IN METROPOLIS OF MONTANA,

WOULD PRESENT THE IRISH CAUSE   Cox Gives Definite Pledge in Butte Speeches  seeanesaseme #Aseat eer ae   Democratic Candidate Says that if Elected He Would Very Speedily Present the Irish Cause to League of Nations. Cannot be Done Under Existing Conditions

Will Bring Question to Attention of League of Nations   WE Elected. *   RENEWS HIS ATTACKS A ON-G--O--P; LEADERS   Declares Testimony at Chicago Has . Confirmed His, “Clueh Fund’? Charges .

Will Champion Small Peoples   Nays “Slash Fond” Charoe Proved   Declares League Will Bring Prosperity

JAPS WILL NOT URGE ~ RACIAL QUESTION NOW   Delegate at Geneva Says Nippor Will “Patiently Bide Her   Memeo **

RACE EQUALITY CLAIM DROPPED BY JAPANESE ENVOY   League Delegate Suspends Appeal For Present, but Says Fight For Eqbal Will Be Resumed.

MAG SWINEY IS MAN OF MYSTERY   Eminent Doctors Advance Theartes as to Huw He Manages ta Keep Alive,

PHYSICIANS SEEK TO FIND OUT HOW MeSWINEY LIVE:   Hunger Strikers at Cork, Without Food Longer Than LordMayor, Are Improving.

HELD FOR MURDER OF WIFE   Woman Instantly Killed by ‘Fall From Fourth Story Window   Police Found Razor in Husband’s Possession and Cuts  on Woamean'e Radu

STATE CENTER MAN KILLS WIFE   Killed Wile, Shot Father-in-Law and z Then. Suicided.

SHOOTS WIFE AND RATHER   Jowa Farmer In Frenzy Kills WoMan, Self and Injures Fatherin-Law.

PRESIDENT OUT RIDING        Takes Brive in Automehila for Thne ti Tou Weeks.

WILSON STILL IN FEEBLE HEALTH   FRESH SERIES OF RUMORS OF A POSSIBLE RELAPSE,   NO MEETINGS OF THE CABINET   Members of Official Family Feel Hands Are Tied—Motor Rides, fer Time Daily Diversion,  Are Discontinued.

Leo th en et  PRESIDENT TOOK. A “RIDE AG AIN. Was Out. mon ‘Motor ‘Car for the Fiest

PRESIDENT OUT FOR A DRIVE      Accompanied by Mrs. Wilton, Hi Takes Automobile Ride Around the Speedway.

VERY DARING RAID   Armed Party Burns Three Cars of Military Stores

AL OF Crew. bu One Lost Aboard Ship   AMERICAN STEAMER HIT ROCK Orr NIDINGEN LIGHT. AND SANK : WITH CREW oF 49 MEN,   Latest Advices From, ‘Army TLrangport Powhatan Say that. "Ship “Blay.Be 0. K. ty Halifax

LEAVES ENGLAND FOR CLEVELAND   Lad Who Went to Europe Happy Over Return to U.S.

NO COUNTERFEIT MONEY SEEN HERE   Bankers Say They Have Not Seet Any of the Spurious Currency Said to be in Circulation.   5 BILLS ARE RAISED TO $20   Shange in Figures Shows Clumsy Work—Various Methods to Detect Counterfeit Money.

RUMORS OF BOGUS MUNEY HERE/SOST   Are Not Given Muck Credence By Local P. inkers   Raised to Twenties tre Said To Be Afioat in Places acd There Are Storics of Counteriei  Quarters Also.

FIUME PLANS A REPUBLIC   D’Annunzio, in Proclamation, Says Its Aim Will Be Annexation to Italy.

UV ANNUNZIO 13 FOR REPUBLIC   Boss of Fiume Still Workin; to Annext City to Italy.

OBREGON RETURNS TO CIT)      Takes Family to Mexico Capita! to Sec Hite Inauguration on De. camber 10.

OFFICIALS SAY   Railroad Men In All Section: Are Returning To Jobs News Indicates   LABOR BOARD READY TO ADJUST WAGES   (Gross Demands Of Men Mean An Additional $1,100,000, 000 Annually To Roads

Men Are Showing Greater Willingness to Settle Disputes Through Mediation

THE RAILROAD  STRIKERS GOING BACK TO WOR   Prediction Made That Strikers fi Other Trades Will Return to Their Johs Rapidly.

FREIGHT CONGESTION AT =. TERMINALS 1S ENORMOUS          Clearing Away Process Will T ake Weeks After Men Go Back —Labor Department Says Other Strikes Be Settled «= After Flareup. —

QUTLAWS ARE © DRIFTING BACK TO OLD PLACES   Department of Labor Also Ixpect: Strikes In Other Trades Will Be Settled At About the Same Time.

URGE BARRING OF SOCIALISTS FROM POLLS AS DISLOYAI   Majority Report in New Yorl Assembly Would Oust Socialist Members.

REPORY URGES ~ THE OUSTING OF THE SOCIALISTS   Majority Corflmittee Report Filed in N. Y. Legislature.   SAYS SOCIALISTS «— WERE DISLOY AL   Minority Report Calls For Re seating af Members, Largely On Legal Grounds.

S QUCIALISTS A DECLARED TQ BE UNFIT   _amittee Recommends ‘Their Assembly Seats Be Vacated.

SUGIALISTS ARE BRANDED AS TRAITORS   Judiciary Committee of N. Y Assembly Recommends Expulsion of Five.   FINAL VOTE WILL BE TAKEN NEXT FRIDAY   Majority Report Arraigns Socialist Members of Assembly in Drastic Terms.

N.Y. SOGIALISTS TO BE UNSEATEL   Committee Will So Report or Assemblymen Accused of Disloyalty.

REPORT Tl  NEW YORK ASSEMBLY   Majority Report Reccommends Also Ousting of Five Socialist Legislators.

TO UNSEAT NEW. YORK SOCIALISTS   Majority Repsrt of Judiciary Committee of Assembly Favors Expulsion Ya   Charges of *“Untfitness” ‘A gainst Five Suspended Members Are Sustained

They Are Sustained. : tee of New Vork Assecuity..”         OPPOSED: TO" CONSTITY   noe ae acta          claret is Made Seats Should.Be  Decl Vacant’.

ASSEMBLY IS URGED NOT TO ADMIT 5 MEN   Majority Report of Judiciary Comittee Finds Them Guilty.

Oust Socialists From Legislature ~ TsRecommended   Outlawing of Socialist Party At Polls In New York Also Recommended   REPORT IS MADE TON. Y. ASSEMBLY   Majority of Judiciary Commit tee Sign Report—Party Record Scored

ADVISE UNSEATING FIVE SOCIALIST a   Jury of New York Assembl Will Make Recommendation Today:

Majotity Report al Albany Recom: mends Expulsion of 5 Aisemblymen.

BARS SOCIALIST MEMBER FROM LEGISLATURE   Committee Report Sustains Charges of Unfitness Filed in New York   PARTY DISLOY AL  CLAIM PROBERS   Four File Minority Report Favoring Seating Members in Assembly

COMMITTEE TO ASK THAT ‘SOCIALIST ASSEMBLY MEN BE OUSTED IN NEW YORK      iRe aon ine Journal Special Leased Wire)

LEGISLATURE NOW  MUST DECIDE As TO FATE OF FIVE   Asacmbly ‘Judiciary Cornmit ‘tee Reports Socialists Unfit to Hold Seats in Body   PARTY NOT LOYAL 18.CHIEF OBJECTICKI   “Batter ‘Have Them Here thar Plotting Secretly” One Meinber of Body Declares '

FIVE SOUIALISTS ARE FOUND UNFIT TO HOLD OFFICES   New York Assembly Committee Recommends Expulsion.

SOCIALISTS DENOUNCED AT ALBANY   Awembly Comiimittoe: Sai! Kipenen ot Pe

N.Y, SOCIALISTS LOSE IN cP] 70 LEGISLATURE   MAJORITY OF JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF ASSEMBLY FAVOR UNSEATING.

NO SEATS FOR SOCIALISTS      Majority Report of New York As. sembly Will Recommend That  Thew Pe tt maeamteci.

BRAND SOCIALISTS   Committee Says s Party Composed of Perpetual Traitors.

SOCIALISTS ALL TRAITORS   Says New York Legislative Committee.   WOULD EXPELL 5 MEMBERS   After Months of Investigation Majority Would Turn Them Out.

ASK UNS! ATING OF SOGTALISTS IN LEGISLATURE   ie   “Perpetual Traitors” is Term Applied to fhe Socialists.   Committee Asks Expulsion 0 Five Socialist Assemblymen

judiciary Committee of New York ‘Assembly Recommends Expulsion oi Socialist Members Who Were Refuseé Seat

CHARGE UNFITNESS AGAINST NEW YORK SOGIALISTS   Majority Report Assembly Judiciary Committee Says That Seats of Five Socialist Members Should Be Declared Vacant.

MAJORITY REPORT WOULD OUST FIVE RADICAL MEMBERS   Seven of Thirteen Assem bly Men Would Outlaw © Radical Element   CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT HELD

MAJORITY WANT TO UNSEAT SOCIALISTS   Seven Sign Report to Be Submitted Today   Five of New York Committee Favor Returning Men to Their Seats

REPORT BRANDS EVE SOCIALISTS AS BEING UNFIT   Says Party “Composed Exelu-_Sively of Perpetual Traitors” and Suggests Expulsion.   ee ee as a eee ves ei ae  -200e Heard During Twenty-four Day’s Trial Is Reviewed.

UNFITNESS CHARGE IS SUSTAINED   Majority of Investigators Declare Accused Socialists Belong to Party of Traitors; Assembly May Take Unseating Vote Thursday.

BRANDS SOCIALISTS ‘PERPETUAL TRAITORS   New York Assembly Vote to be Taken on Thursday:

NEW YORK MEN AGREE TO THROW QUT SOCIALISTS   Assembly Committee Agrees to Report That Legislators Be Ousted from Seats.   MINORITY REPORT WILL RECOMMEND SEATING   One Member of Committes Thinks Two of Them Should Be Given Seats.

COMMITTEE 10 Rok UNOEATING UF SOCIALISTS   Six of Thirteen Members Will Submit Minority Report Today.

Several Minority Reports Were _ Transmitted to Assembly by - Members, of. dudiciary Com-—tittee Who Did Not: ‘Concur __ With. Findings of Majority.

Officials Inclined To Wink at Law as Celebrant: Make Merry, but Everything Will Be Closed Down Tight One Minute After Midnight. -

NEW YORK SITS IN ON WAKE OF ‘J. BARLEYCORN   BIBULOUS FRATERNITY TRIES TO DRAIN FLASKS BEFORE DRY ERA SETS IN   AMMENDMENT TO BE IN FORCE AT MIDNIGHT   While Demon Rum’s Swan Song Is Chanted, Churches Wil! Hold Special Services.

Be CELERRATER           Bibulons In New York Stay Uj Ail Night; Ch Icago Has Robberies

New Yorkers Bemoan Cruel “Fate But Peoria Rejoices as” New Era Comes in, ,   Whisky Worth $100,000 Stoler from Boxcars in Chicago Railroad Yards.

LAST CELEBRATIONS 10 BID FAREWELL 10 JOHN ARRANGED FOR TONIGHT   Lid Will Be Tilied in’ Bis Cities for Last Big Jamboree This Eve.

WETS WILL OBSERVE COMING PROHIBITION   In; The Larger Cities Fingl “Obsequies”” Are Staged By  *““Mourners.”’

Constitutional Probibitien Makes The: ‘United States a Dry Nation   New York Prepaves For Final Wet Revelry- ~ Churches Also. Will Celebrate

Chant Swan Song For Demers Rum In Big Cities as Midnight Comes.   GREAT SAHARA HITS NATION   New York Officials “Wink” a’ “Package Paraders” But It'll _ Be Different Tomorrow.

NEW YORKERG HOPE -TOGULP DOWN HUGE QUANTITIES OF RGN   Bibulous Fraternity Pute' on it  Deepest Mourning as Dry Amendment Nears Effect   ‘LAST NIGHT'S PARTY  “TUNING UP PROCESS   ‘Hotels of Chicago Arrange z i i Celebration to Mark Passing of Hard Liquor

WETS HOLD WAKE FOR BARLEYCORN   Revelry Said to Be But Pre liminary to Final Obsequies Tonight.   Determined to Leave Not ¢ Drop Undrunk by New Era’s Dawn.

SHAN SUN OR LIQUR AY MONCH   Final Obsequies to Be Held Tonight for John Rarleveorn   QUIET WAKE HERE AS ‘HARD STUFF’ GOES   New York, Chicago and San Francisco Chief Mourners in the Nation

MOURNERS HOLD THIRSTY WAKE: PROHIBS REIGN   New York Police Wink As Hip-Pocket Paraders Bevin Revels   U. S. ‘DRY’ AT MIDNIGHT   NOW THAT SAHARA RULES ALL THAT REMAINS IS ENFORCEMENT OF ANTI-LIQUOR LAW.

NEW YORK SITS UP WITH ‘SICK FRIEND   John Barleycorn Can Live Onl} Until Midnight All Set   for Funeral

TENANTS BUY - CITY PROPERTY   Co-Operative ive Ownershir Plan—Protest Against the Hich Rents

JENANTS BUY MILLIONS OF OOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY IN NEW YORI   MOVEMENT IS TO COMBAT HIGI RENT SCHEDULES: MILLION AIRES JOIN POOR PEOPLE.

GOTHAM TENANTS BUYING: UP HOME:   Purchases of Real Estate in New York In Last Year Have Reached $75,000,000, Figures Reveal.

Lenrodt Blamies Wilson For Failure of Peace   Senator Says President Did.Not Per. mit Senate to Perfrom Its Functions on Treaty. —

COAL UP. SO MINERS STRIKE   Danvil'e (fi.) Workers Quit Whe ‘Price Is Raised to Consumers— Violates Agreement.

COAL PRICE UP, MINERS QUIT   Ulinois Workers Strike When Price t Spatewd ta Pane ee.

SOVIETS RETIRING   Driven Back by Superior Force of Poles Near Kiev

Retirement to New Positions After Engagement with Superior. Enemy Strength Reported by Moscow:   STRUGGLE CONTINUING NORTHWEST OF MINSK   Bolsheviki Olaim Re-Occupation  , of Several Villages in Neighbérhood of Bolodeschno— Battle Still Raging

BOLSHEVIK FORCES RETIEE,   Several Villages Are Reoceupicd Afier Heavy Pichting.

POLES FORCE RUSSIAN REDS TOFALLBACR   Moscow Report Tells o Retirement Before Superior Forces. —

CHINESE MILITARY LEADER ESTABLISHES MONARCHY, REPORT   Peking Government Over thrown by Chang Tsao Lin, Jap Henchman. Linshun's  Suicide Political Tragedy.

RUMOR CHINESE ARE IN REVOLT   GENERAL CHANG PESO LIY’S ARMY IN CONTROL.   PROCLAIM MONARCHY   REPORT HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED BY WASHINGTON.   Other Reports From China lndleate Politieal Upheavals--Linshun ty'a Suleide.

CHINESE REVOLT IN PEKIN, RUMO   MONARCHY PROCLAIMED BY GENERAL CHANG TSAO-LIN— REPORT NOT BELIEVED.

PEKING GOVERNMENT QVERTHROWN AN NE MONARCHY INSTALLED   Reports Today Assert That  Governor of Fang-Tien Prov  ince Led the Coupe to Con'- clusion and Then Committed  Suicide at Nankine.

CHINA HAS AGAIN BECOME EMPIRE:   Republic Ended and Empire Re: stored, Is Report.   American Warships Reach Shanghai as Rumor Reaches That City of Change in Government.

RUMORS OF A NEW MONARCHY IN CHIN;   Shanghai Heare That General Chan, Taac Lin Han Overthrowwn the Boebi« Daxgeu.....%

GOVETHMENT AT AT PEKIN REPORTED ‘AS OVERTHROWN   ‘Monarchy Has Been Set U; According To Report In Shanghai.

MONARCHY IN GHINA?   Republic Ended and Empire Restored, Is Report.   Ame.ican Warships Reach Shanghal as Rumor Reaches That City af Change in Government.

AND GOVERNMENT IS ‘OVERTHROWN. AC.CORDING TO. RUMOR FROM SHANCHAT    Rumor That Monarchy, Had  » Been Declared in China by  ' Military Party Not Yet Confirmed .§—Ssi«y:«y’ co

REPORTS STATE CHINA REPUBLIC IS OVERTHROW!   General Tsao-Lin is Said-t - Have Prociaimed Men' " avahy at Peking 

RUMORED FALL OF “CHINESE REPUBLIC   SHANGHAI HEARSMONARCRY ‘HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED i PERINE   CAN’T VERIFY REPORT   SUCCESSFUL GENERAL) CREDITED WITH COUP TORESTORE. FORMER EMPEROR TO THRONE   Fleet- Arrived At Shanghai  Three Ships of American a Yesterday

RUMORED PEKING GOVT DEFEATED MONARCHY SET UE   Believed Coup by Gen. Tsao-Lin Effort to Re store Former » Emperor to Throne.

PEKIN FALLEN, . “SAYS DISPATCH FROM SHANGHA   ‘Alleged Foo! ‘of Japanese, Said :~s. To Have-Gverthrown.. . l- "- Geyernment: ~°-:   DOUBT EXPRESSED AS. © TO TRUTH-OF -REPRCRT   One Chinese General: Kills: Him Self Owing: to Situation. i in Republic.

MONARCHY S PROCLAIMED WTSAC-LN   ATTEMPT AT RESTORATION OF HSUAN-TUNG IS. . ANTICIPATED. ~ *   TAK oF TRERIMIPATINY,.

MONARCHY ‘YAS RESTORED SAYS SHANGHAI WORD   A. P. Dispatches from Pekin Make No  Such Report.

RUMORED FALL OF CHINESE REPUBLIC   SHANGHAI HEARSMONARCHY ‘HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED IN. PEKING   CAN’T VERIFY REPORT   SUCCESSFUL GENERAL CREDITED WITH COUP TO RESTORE FORMER EMPEROR TO THRONE   Three Shins of American Asiatic Fleet Arrived At Shanghai Yesterday

pet eee  a sy 5 , RUMOR. SAYS THAT PEKING : GOVERNMENT HAS. BEEN ©  OVERTHROWN BY ARMY

VERIFICATION OF _ * SHANGHAT RUMOR © IS LAGKING TODAY   Coup Relieved Effort of Royalist Party to Restore Former   Emnerar ta Thrana

CHINESE REBELS WIN   SHANGHAI! DISPATCH SAYS RE. PUBLIC IS OVERTHROWN,   Declares Monarchy Has Been Pro. claimed, With Former Emperor Hsuan-tung on the Throne.

CHINESE REVOLT LENDER ot 10 UP ANEW MONARCH   Supposition Is Coup an Effort to Restore Former Emperor to Throne.

SHANGHAI HEARS: OF rene COUP     Government. :  —  a MONARCH   RESTORES MONARCH ~ TO THRONE, REPORT   Chinese Official Profound- ly Stirred.

VERIIGATION GF = CHARGHAT RIOR iS LACKING TORY   Coup Believed Effort of Royalis Party to Restore Former  Dernnaornt ta Thrann

A MONARCHY FOR CHINA?   Governor of Feng-Tien Said To  Have Proclaimed One.   FOR THE FORMER’ EMPEROR   Believed. it is a Plan to Put Hsuan-Tang Back en the Chinese Throne.

HUMOR GRINE SE OVERNMENT [a  “OVERTAROWK   GENERAL CHANG, STRONG MILE TARY LEADERS, SAID TO HAVE TURNED THE TRICK,

PROLAMED ~IN CHINA, ~ BUIMBR ~      Officials’ Concerned. on Reported: Overthrow. Sof Repibhic.   GEN. TSAO-LIN ©. -—_ACTIVE AGENT   Suppose Restoration 9! Former. Emperor Is ' ‘Aim: of Action

REVOLT IN PLAIN 1 RESTORE. MONARC! TO THRONE, REPORT   DOWNFALL OF PRESIDENTIAL REGIME AT HANDS OF GEN. TSO-LIN,  TO DITATAPUDTNH   Story of Coup Is Not Yet Authenticated; Federal General Ends Life.

KISSING CAUSES EPIDEMIC      Boy With Smanhpox Played: For Many Parlor Games.

SEVERAL CITIES APE CHICAGO'S SWITCH STRIKE   East and Westbound Traffic Hampered By New Walkouts   PARALYZE ALL TRAFFIC?   FOOD DISTRIBUTORS IN CHICAGO RUSH TRUCK CORPS INTO SERVics TO SUPPLY CONSUMERS.

Wet OU UOD UN oTRIKE: LEARERS LOSE GONTRAOL   JNAUTHORIZED WALKOUT SWEEPS RAILROAD YARDS FROM BUFFALO TO LOS ANGELES; TODAY CRISIS IN TEST OF STRENGTH BETWEEN REGULAR UNIONS AND THE INSURRECTOS- UNION STRIKERREAKERS NEYT

100 ALIENS: MAY BE DEPORTED SOO   Start Train from San Fran: cisco East

CANNOT CRUSH BULORENTOM BY FORGE OF ARMS   Premier Lloyd George Says the Suggested “Ring of Fire to Stamp Out the Red Regime Is Impossible.

LET RUSS RAVE ON WHILE WE  AROTORE SANITY TO SELVES   APPREHENSIVE OF DEVELOPMENTS IN CIVILIZED WORLD   BOLSHEVISM POSSIBLY EFFICIENT BUT IT ISN’T DEMOCRACY AND MUST BE FOUGHT—‘RING OF FIRE” ARVUND REDS IS A DREAM

Mn PREMIER OF ENGLAND   Discusses the Situation in Russia and Says Bolshevism Will Never Be

NEW RULE FOR ERIN   BRITISH PREMIER OUTLINES GOVERNMENT'S IRISH POLICY.   Lioyd George Says Law Will B Amended, but Troops Wil! Remain.

WILL CHANGE RULE FOR EMERALD ISL   Lioyd George Qutlines Governmeni’s Policy in Ireland.   7  Premier Gays Troops Will Net Be  Withdrawn, but the Law   Amended.

TO CHANGE ERIN RULE   Lloyd George Outlines Government’s Policy in Ireland,   Premier Says Troops Will Not Be Withdrawn, but the Law Amended,

ALLEGED DESERTER AREOTED ON CHARGE OF GIRLS MURDER   Find Empty Vial In Pos. Session Of Man Suspected.

SUSPECT HELD FOR ACTRESSES’ DEATH   Deserter From Great Lake: Naval Station Arrested By Chicago Police.

DESERTER HELD  IN DEATH CASE   Claim He Was Seen With -, Two Murdered Actresses

(S HELD FOR MURDER   Great Lakes Sailor Arrested Conaection With Aciresses Death

DESEATER FROM GREAT LAKES CAMP AARESTEN IN CHARGE fF MUIRNEE   SAILOR SID TO HAVE BEEN SEE WITH ACTRESSES PRIOR TO THEIR DEATH,

FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.   SUSPECT HELD IN CONNECTION WITH ACTRESSES’ DEATHS

HARRY PONE NAVY BESERTER. IN TOILS. TODAY   He is Suspected of Having Had Part in the Death of Pretty Actresses,   SAILOR SEEN WITH GIRLS BEFORE MURDER   Poison Vial is Found on Per. son of Suspect By Authorities. 4

COLUMBUS WOMAN KILLED  In Auto Crash at Lafayette Sunday day Afternoon

COLUMBUS WOMAN AUTO CRASH VICTIM   Dies Instantly When Machite Is Hi Broadside By Anothcr Car.

FOOTBALL FANS IN FATAL AUTO WREC   Mrs. George Lucas, of Co: lumbus, .Ind., Killed in Accident at Lafayette

COLUMBUS. IND. WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO        Mrs. George Lucas. 27: Wife of facturer. Fatally Hurt in Céhiision at Lafavette. **

LU, ALUMNA KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION   Mrs. George Lucas, °14, of Columbus Meets Death at Lafayette Sunday Afternoon.

ALEXANDRIA IS ARMED CAMP   Law Enforcement Officers Make Presparations for Threatened  Invasion by Negroes.

TROOPS GUARDING CITY   Alexandria, Va., Fears Attack by Negro Mob.   Blacks Threaten to Retaliate for Threats of Lynching Made Against Black Who Killed Man.

GITY 16 GUARDED ~—TOPREVENT AlN   REPORTS THAT BLACKS ASSEMBLE TO ATTACK TOWN CALSE MOBILIZATION,

acannon aumiauaenaameNinal  CHARGED WITH DEALING IN STOLEN SECURITIES

HEAVY QUAKE RECORDED Oh SEIS MOGRAPH   Chicago Reports One of Heaviest Yet Recorded.—WaShington Instrument Records Same Quake.

SHLEOFE & . JUNE THIRD   ROAD TO BECOME PROP ERTY OF “BIG FOUR”   Plans Already Made For Extensive Improvements of Entire Line.

PLANS. ALREADY MADR FoR EX TENSIVE DIPROVEMENT. OF ENTIRE LINES",

‘RUSSIA IS WORTH — AMERICAN STUDY’   Vanderlip, Famous Financier, Suggests U.S, Send Trade Mission Into Soviet Domains, To Get First Hand View Of Problems, Needs.

DISCUSSES  RUSSIAN SITUATION   Eminent Financier Wants Rus sian Curtain Lifted Before U.S. Acts

MOTORISTS HAVE UNTIL  FEBRUARY FIRST TO GET “AUTO LICENSE RENEWALS

ANTI-RED UPRIOING BREAKS CUT WITHIN GATES OF PETROGRAL   Report States .That Bol shevik Fleet Has Mutinied.

BOLSHEVIK FLEET MUTINY: KRONSTADT IS BOMBARDED   Several Red Commissioners Are Murdered, According to Russian Advices Reaching Paris Foreign Office.

Fleet Mutinies And Throws Shells Into Kronstadt, Bolshevik Fort   MANY OFFICIALS REPORTED MURDERE]   Direct Confirmation, How. ever, Is Lacking, Declare Paris Advices

Fleet Seized. Kronstadt Forts Shelled; Commissioners of Red Lenine Drowned By Mobs When Defeat Comes   Wrangel Captures Bolshevist Brigade. With Staff and Trains: Troteky on Front to Lead the Communist:

HARDING LEAVES INDIANA ON TOUR UF GAMPAIGNING   Senator Ends Trip at St Louis With Speech Saturday.   RETURNS TO MARION   Indiana Republican Leaders Say Situation Is Roseate.

HARDING TRIP’ ENDS TONIGHT   Last Day of Present Tour Republican Candidate Speaks In Three States.   HIS CLOSING SPEECH AT ST. LOUIS TONIGHT   Indiana, Illinois and Missouri Cities and Towns on To-day’s Ttinerary.

INDIANA G. 0. P. VICTORY SURE HARDING TOLD   Senator After Stumping State Today Concludes Trip at St. Louis

HARDING TOURS INDIANA TODAY; SURE OF STATE   THE SENATOR CONCLUDES HIS CAMPAIGN TONIGHT WITH SPEECH AT ST. LOUIS.   WILL RETURN TO FRONT PORCH   Senator Watson Says Harding WII! Carry State by from 75,000 to 100,000 Votes.

HARDING LEAVES ON ST. LOUIS TRI   Candidate Will Speak In Many Indiana Towns On The Way

CUT OUT  THE CAKES   INDEANAPOLIS WOMEN PUT-. ~ BAN ON ALL SWEETS.   ‘They Pledge Themselvés to Abstain ‘ From Such Luxuries Unail * Sugar Shortage is Over,

TO FOREGO SWEETS      Housewives’ League Passes Self  Denying Ordinance

SUBPOENAS FOR RUSSIANS LaoUED BY COMMITTEE   Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, Self. Styled Soviet Ambassador and His Secretary Sum: moned By Senate.   ee ee ee ee ” = es Rey Seed a a eee »* SUBPOPRNA SERVED . ON 1. Cc. A. KB. MARTENS

SUMMON MARTENS TO HEARING   Soviet Ambassador and Secretary to  Appear at Investigation.

‘Santeri Nuorteva Says Martens Will Prove, if Permitted to Testify, Complicity of Department of Justice Agents in Summer Bomb Pilots. Hearings Begin Monday,

RUSSIAN SOVIET AMBASSADOR IS FINALLY FOUND   LUDWICK C. A: K. MARTENS SERVED WITH SUBPEONA FOR HIS ATTENDANCE ON COMMITTEE HEARING.

SOVIET ENVOY TO BE QUIZZED   Martens and His Secretary to Appear Before Committee,   VILi BE EXAMINED AT LENGTH

MARTENS SUMMONED BEFORE INVESTIGATORS   SELF-STYLED RUSSIAN SOVIET AMBASSADOR TO APPEAR AT PROBE HEARING,

RED ‘AMBASSADOR’ CALLED IN PROB   SUBPOENA ALSO SERVED 0O)} SECRETARY AND SPOKESMAN FOR MARTENS.   ON PROPAGANDA CHARGE   Self-Styled Russian Soviet Diplo mat, Sought by Federal Agents, Accepts Summons.

COURT 10 AGT   Miners Leader Will Not Rec: ognize Industrial Relations Body.   NO ARBITRATION IS THE SLOGAN OF BOSS   It is Hoped to Adjust Wage: in All Fields in a Few Days.

HOWATT REFUSES TO  ~~ DEAL WITH COURTS   Kansas Union Leader Firm i His Stand on Relations,

UMON MINE LEADER REFUSES: TO “RECOGNIZE” THE LAW.   Shkx ei. the: Nine Mines Idle Yesterduy Are Works « Again Tuday and the Strike Is Over,

HOWAT FLOUTS KANSAS COURT IN GOAL FIGHT      Refuses to Recognize Industrial Body.—Mines Shut Down as Men Guit Work.

ANOA HEAD REFUOtS. 19 GO 10 GQURI   States That the Miners of the State  Will Not Recognize the Court of   industrial Relations Which is Investigating Coal Industry.

HOWAT DEFIES — KANSAS COURT   Head of Striking Miners Re. - fuses to Appear Before Industrial Tribunal.   OUT IN TWO STATES

MINERS REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE KANSAS COURT   Decline to Join Court In Investigation of Mining Indusiry.   DECLARES UNION DGES NOT RECOGNIZE COURT   llinois' Miners Refuse to Accepl New Wage Scale Adopted.

IS JAPAN DISLIKED?   Matter was Talked Over in the Japanese Parliament,   ‘ATTACK. ON THE BUDGET   it Drought Out Different Views Among Japanese Statesmen ia Body.

AMERICANS IN GERMANY   Will Be Concentrated at One Point So They Can Taave Country.

AMERICANS SAFE IN GERMANY   But Effert Made te Concentrate Them at Some Central Point.

MAY LEAVE GERMANY      Effort Being Made to Concen. trate Americans

ALL AMERICANS  BELIEVED SAFE   Those Who Would LeaveGermany Will Be Aided by Military,

200 AMERICANS IN GERMANY ASK HELI   DESCRIBE CONDITIONS IN LELP SIC AS DANGEROUS TO THEIR LIVES.

LATIN-AMERICA WANTS DEFINITION OF TREAT   WILL NOT JOIN LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNTIL CLAUSE Od THE MONROE DOCTRINE fs MADE REASONABLY PLAIN

WANT CEFINITION MONROE DOCTRINE   Latin-American Countries Are Anxious to Know Just What They Are Agreeing to if They Join League of Nations.

AMERICA 15 ASKED 10 DEFINE MONROE DOCTRINE CLAUS!   Request Is Made by Salvadoi And Latin-American Nations In General Watch for Reply With Interest.

MONROE DOCTRINE MEANING WATCHEL   Latin Americar Countries, Active in Peace Conference, Waiting on Wilson.

ASR FOR MONROE DOCTRINE DEFINITION   South American Countries Waiting for United States Answer to Salvador.

SALVADOR WANTS A DEFINITION OF MONROE DOCTRINE   South American Countries Are Watching With Interest the Answer of United States.   APPROVES PRESIDENT’S _ PLAN FOR WORLD PEACE   Says Change in Construction o Doctrine Depends on Political Tendencies.

(ATIN-AMERICA WANTS » DEFINITION OF TREATY      WiLL NOT JOIN LEAGUE 9! NATIONS UNTIL CLAUSE Of THE MONROE DOCTRINE & @ADE REASONABLY PLAT!

REQUESTS U. 0 0 INTERPRET THE DOCTRINE   SALVADOR SEEKS DEFINITION OF PRINCIPLE LAID DOWN BY JAMES MONROE   In Order To Know Just What Sh Is Agreeing To If She Joins League Of Nations

LATIN AMICRIGAD ASKS DEFINE DOCTRINE   Salvador Minister Wants to Know What America Means by Monroe Doctrine   SEEK DEFINITION BEFORE JOINING NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Reply Will Probably Be Dratted By President Wilson

MONROE DOCTRINE IS PUZZLING TO LATINAMERICA   Diplomats Watch Request o Salvador For Definition of Policy

LatinsAmerican States Wait Reply Before Joining League.   SALVADOR REQUESTS PRESIDENTS IDEA   Southern Countries Recognize Benefits Under. Document - - Statement.

‘BRITISH OFFICIALS DENY eitaat REPLY WAS RECEIVED “FROM RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISTS

CLL AMERICAN ALG, AIAN IN REN BATTLE   Worker Meets Death While Unloading Needed Relief Supplies Near Scene of Fighting. .

terete ee  Chain Of Chicago Restaurants Cuts Price Of Standard Orders __ 5 Cents Each On 7 Food Groune

CHICAGO CAFE. GUTS PRICE OF FOOD 5 CENTS   Seven Standard “Orders” Are Served to Patrons at Lower Rate Today ©

QUICK LUNCH STAND IN CHICAGO BRING FOOD REDUCTIONS   Two Chains of These Stan In Operation Bring. Abo Quick: Reduction in Resta rant Prices on Seven Stan  ard Orders Today, -

SLAYER OF OL MAGNATE NOT APPREHENDED   Some Believe Woman Went to California, Others That She Is Still in Ardmore

SENTIMENT AGAINST NIGHT RIDING, ACTS   Stand Is Taken That Such Acts of Terrovism Give the South a Black Fye.

ARKANSAS COTTON MEN TAKE STEPS TO STOP LAWLESS NICHT RININE   SENTIMENT IS AGAINST LAWLESS MOVEMENT TO STOP GINNING AND MARKETING.

‘FIERCEST FIGHTING’ IN INDIA:   British Casualties Heavy in 3-Day Battle With Hil! Tribes of Tirah District.

Bla LUSoLo SUSTAINED BY BRITISH   Hill Tribes Show Bitter Opposi. tion to The British Troops   C/SUALT.ES BREAK RECORD   Frontier Battles Have Been In Progress For Days

INDIAN INSURRECTION BECOMING SERIOUS   British and Hill Tribes in Fierces! Fighting Since Outbreak of 90's.

FIGHTING IS FIERCE IN INDIA   Battle With Titah Hill Tribes Causes Heavy Casualties.

Dla LUSSLS SUSTAINED BY BRISK   Hill Tribes Show Bitter Opposition to The British Troops  CISUALT.ES BREAK RECORD  emma ee  Frontier Battles Have Been In Progress For Days

RUSSIA BADLY NEEDS MEDICAL SUPPLIES SAT   American Friends Service Committee Announces Relief Work in Russia.

TO OPERATE ON LA FOLLETTE   U. S. Senator From Wisconsin Visits NMoctors at Rochester, Minn.

ALVIN UNTERMYER TODAY PLACEDON STUTZ BOARD   Motor Qonipany: ‘at Same, Thm ."Dealands-Feglae Guat.

STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO. DECLARES DIVIDENI   ‘Sou of Samuel Untermyer Elected Director at Annua Meeting Today.

FRIDAY AT THE MINES   KANSAS MINERS 10 RETURN 10 WORK ~~ TMMEDIATELY

KANSAS MINERS RETURN TO JOB UNDER PROTES1   ‘Howat Says Men Are Not Going   Back at His Direc i sam

“WILL RETURN TO WORK      Kansas Miners Over Ride Their State President

KANSAS MINERS WILL -END COAL WALKOUT   Men Decide to Return to Work and Relieve Howat From Blame— Lewis Is Denounced,

MINERS WILL RETURN TO WORK   Strikers Are Going Back ef Their ; Own Accord.

KANSAS MINERS RETURN T0 WORK   MEN GO BACK ON THEIR OWN ACcCORD, BUT UNDER PROTEST. .

Plunkett States Irish Propaganda Hampered the U. S. During War   Leader Tells of Formation of German Irish Alliance in America in Anticipation of Hostilities.

HORACE PLUNKETT ) SHARP CRITIC OF HOME RULE PLANS   Bill as Presented in Parliament - Makes Ulster Mandatory ; . Over Ireland   [EXPLAINS AMERICAN. * ATTITUDE TO ERIN   U. S., He Says, Wants Emcrald Isle to Have. Self Government

PLUNKETT SCORES HOME AULE BILL AT IRISH DUNNE   Thinks Celtic Situation Strong Factor in Delaying America Decision to Enter War.   BRITISH AIMS AT LIBERTY ARE TERMED HYPOCRISIES   Anti-English Sentiment in U. S. Most Bitter in 40 Years, Speaker’s Discovery.

PLUNKETT. DENOUNCES IRISH BILL   Says Irish Question Delayed U.S. Entry Into War  PROMISES BROKEN   Sir Horace Pinnkell Returns From Ces Pains Vieture of Sreland Under Proupspd Kerime,.

IRISH BILL IS -CRITICISED BY  SIR PLUNKET?       Discusses Measure At Dinne:   Given In His Honor At Dublin

PLUNKETT RAPS HOME RULE BIL!   Says He Found Much Bitter Anti-English Feeling In America

DEFENDS IRISH _ FREEDOM STAND  ASSUMED BY U.S.   Sir Horace Plunkett Up. holds American Interference in Speech.

THE. NEW IRISH BILI   IT EVOKES AS SHABPCRITICISM AS THE OLD PROPOSALS.   Sir Morace Plankett ‘Sizes > ap “American Sentiment ‘With Very Considerable Accuracy.

REPUBLIGAN TILT CAUSES SURPRISE   EFFORTS MADE FRIDAY TO  TAKE STOCK OF TREATY SITUATION.   (VER WALSH RESERVATION   Passage of Democratic Senator's Reservation Caused the First Break in the Solid Opposition.

MUCH “ANTI-BRITISH” FEELING IN AMERICA; SIR HORACE PLUNKETT   Says British Aims it War and Peace Are Hypocrisies.

PLUNKETT SCORES HOME RULE PLAN   Declares That It Gives Toc Much Power To Ulster

RISH HOME RULE BIL IS CRITICIZED   Sir Horace Plunkett Finds No Merit in the Law.   GREAT BRITAIN IS NOT PLAYING FAIR   Speaker Dwells on Anti-Brit ish Sentiment in the United States.

Resolutions Adopted Favored “Revolu tionary General Strike’ ’and Shouts Were Given For Red Russia.

OF THE GHARGE OF SENATOR SEND   That President Wilson Promised Aic to Roumania and Servia   Is Made by President Wilson from the White House Today   Administration Circles Declare Carl son’s Letter Speake for Itself.

SPENCER SEEMS TO HAVE WILSON IN A BAD HOLE   WHITEHOUSE TO DODGE BEHIND AN “UNOFFICIAL REPORT” OF PROCEEDINGS   SPENCER IS PLEASED “OVER THE SITUATION

WHITE HOUSE REFUTES SENATOR'S CHARGE THAT U.S. AID PROMISED   Transcript Of Wilson’s Utterances at at Secret t Plenary Session Of Peace Conferenc  On May 31, 1919, Made Public; No Comment Made By Either the President  Or Secretary Tumulty Beyond Publication of Official Minutes.

uisen, Oficial Seenographer, Seads Temalty His Record Showing That President Said Serbia, Roamania, Etc., Expected U.S. to Use Force in Backing Up Corenant; Therefore, Settlements Must Be Correct— Armies and Navies of Great Powers Final Guarantee ef World's Peace.

PACSIENT MAKES DENIAL UF GHARGES OF SPENCER   MSSUURL SENATOR STANES pal    Voluminous Statement by the Chief Exc. sve E Designed to Refute the Intimation of His Allered Pledcea

ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT   Lawrence Colored Man Has Previous Record of Offenses

PRESIDENT  WILLING FOR COMPROMISE CN ARTICLE Y   And Hopes Compromise Will Be Reached on All Reservations.

HES WRUNG “TOCOMPRONISE. -—GWARTILE TE      Wilson Anxious to Reach Settlement on Disputed Artiele.   is HOPEFUL OF AN AGREEMENT   Telieves Thal Democrats Anc Mild Reservationists May Get Tovether.

WILSON ACCEPTS COMPROMISE ON TREATY (F PEACE   Agrees to Changes Or Article 10 of League Covenant.   LETTER INTERPRETED   President Dissatisfied Witk Manner in Which Note is Delivered.

WILSON READY. (TO COMPROMISE -°ON ARTICLE I   5 rr el  "Senator Hitchcock Was...  VA etadaeneatand ©.

WILLING (OR COMPROMISE Ot ARTICLE X   And Hopes Compromise Will Be Reached oa All Reservations.

PRESIDENTS  WILLINGNESS 10 ACCEPT A COMPROMISE ANNOUNCED   Believes Firmly That Treaty Dispute Will Be Settled In Senate

BADGER DEMOCRATS HAVE CLOSE SQUEAt   Last Minute Filing of Petition: Saves Them,

REFUSE TO: ALTAR COAL PAY   Anthracite Operators Decline to Re open United States Wage Award.

SS  REFUSE INCREASE   Anthracite Miners Will Hold Meeting in Hazelton Tuesday to Frame Reply

DEMAND FOR COAL MINER’   ANTHRACITE WORKERS AND OPER ATORS AT ODDS ON PAY AND TIME ISSUE

OWNERS. REFUSE TO OPEN AWARD OF COMMISSION   Will Make j Special Concessions to Individuals.   REFUSE TO COMPROMISE.   Workers Declare That They  Will Accept Nothing But ‘Their Firat Demands _

OPERATORS DECLINE REOPEN WAGE AWARD   Stand Ready to Adjust Any In. dividual Case of Inequality, Anthracite Miners Told.

COAL OPERATORS AEVECT DEMANDS FOR WAGE BOOS)   More Than 125,000 Hard  Coal Mine Workers Effect-  ed By Decision.

DECLINE TO CHANGE AWARD MADE BY FEDERAL CoM. MISSION IN ANTHRA CITE CASE

NO MORE MONEY TO THE MINERS   HARD COAL WORKERS TOLD INCREASE IMPOSSIBLE.   REOPENING OF AWARD DENIED   Notified by Operators Conditiens Dx Not Justify Higher Wages—Men to Refer Matter te the Seale Committee.

QWNERS REJECT . MINERG? DEMANDS   Additional Wage Increase  - Are Asked by Men.   WANT SIX GAY RATE

OPERATORS DECLINE 10 ~AE-OPEN WAGE AWARE   Miners Declare They Will Refuse  To Accept Compromise.

QWNERS REJECT MINERS’ DEMANDS   Additional Wage Increases Are Asked by Men  sinensis  WANT SIX DAY. RATE

Miners Are Refused $6 A Day Wage   SPERATORS ALSO REJEC! 8-HOUR DEMAND; POINT TO AGREEMENT,

GOAL WORKERS ~ WAGE DEMAND ——TSREJECTED   Operators Decline to Reopen Award of United States Anthracite Commission.  Repudiation of Contract Breaks Faith.   ADJUST INDIVIDUAL CASES   Miners’ Representatives Refuse to Accept Any Compromise. General Scale  Committee to Decide on Definite Policy.

WAGE DEMANDS OF MINERS REJECTED   Anthracite Ceal Operaters Refuse to Re-open Award of Cammission   COMPROMISE IMPOSSIBLE   Individual Cases of Inequalit Will Be Adjusted Say Mine Owners

COAL OPERATOR REJECT DEMAND   Anthracite Miners Wan’ $6-8 Hour Day.

DANK ARE TERRORIZING TATE BANKS, I COMPLAINT NOV   Nebraska and Texas Congressmen Bring Matter to Attention of House of Representatives in Speeches,   OFFICERS OF RESERVE ALICIOUSLY ACTIVE   Have Collected as High as $41,000 in Checks On Small Bank and Demanded Sum in Spot Cash,

STATE BANKERS PROTEST RESERVE AGENT’S METHODS   Claim Policy of Oppression is Started Which Can Only Result in Disaster.

STATE BANKS CARRY UP FIGHT TO WASHINGTON   Charge Federal Reserve System Adopts Policy of Oppression— Threatens Disaster

CROP PROSPECT IN IOWA GOOD   Corn in More Than Two Thirds of State is Above Normal.

OWNS CORN CROP 1S GOO   In Two-Thirde of the State the Con dition Is Above Normal, : Says Bulletin.

ERUPTIONS OF VOLCANO SEEN   Volume of White Smoke “ Observed Ascending © ' From ‘Mountain

VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN CARIBBEAN SEI   Taking Place on Island o! Old Providence

ACWHUPE a RANGHEH MEET Il UA OL LEAaco   800 Acres Represented a Gathering Being Held ‘This Afternoon

ACWHUPE a  RANGE Mtl Il A OL LEADED   800 Acres Represented a Gathering Being Held ‘This Afternoon

GEN, BARNETT'S DENIAL   KILLINGS OF  HAITIANS   Was ‘Without Due Process o: Law,” Not ‘‘Promiscuous''— Distinction Finely Drawn.

KILLINGS NOT ‘PROMISCUOUS,’ BARNETT SAYS   Maring Corps Officer Talks o His Report on Haitian Oc~ cupation

HAITIAN KILLING OT PROMISGUCUE   GEN. BARNETT SAYS STATE. MENT MEANT “WITHOUT: DUE PROCESS OF LAW.”

DENIES PROMISCUOUS KILLING OF HANIEN   General’ Commanding Ma: Nines During Occupation Isepac Statemant

FORD CAR PRICES REDUCED TO PREWAR FIGURES   REDUCTION WILL AVERAGE $142 1 (AR COMPANY HAS 116,000 PNEILLED ORDERS

FLIVVER PRICES — TAKE BIG DROP   HENRY LOPS OFF $142 oN: ALI ‘MAKES FORDS—NEW PRICES IN EFFECT

HENRY FORD CUTS PRICE OF HIS CAR   Will Force Down Cost of Materials, Says Wizard.

BIG REDUCTION IN -FORD GAR PRICES    E ;  ‘Reduction Averages $142 Per Car,’ Practically Bringing Prices to Pre-War Level

Automebile Manulacturer Re steres Pre-War Prices in Effect io Bring About Normal Cunditiens im the Industrial World.

HENRY FORD ANNOUNCES ‘ ’ SLASH IN PRICES OF i. ALL FORD AUTOMOBILES

FORD ANNOUNCES BIG CUT IN PRICE OF CARS      Prices of Flivvers Reduced From 14 To 31 Per Cent.

FORD ANNOUNCES CUT IN AUTOMOBILE PRICE   Average Reduction of $142 a Car to Bring Back Pre-War Times, Manufacturer Says   TO BRING OUT MATERIAL

COTTON WORKERS STRIKE SETTLED   2] eee  Action Expetced to Remov: Cause for Strike Called for Oetober 1.

PEPER EEHEE EEE EES  * SERVICE MEN'S COLUMN + SHEHt eee e ee ttetee t+

FOR NEW MEMBERS   American Legion te Make Nation-wide Drive for a Million Reernitse   DRIVE ON MAY 17-22   Legion Members and Assistants Make Salvation Army Canvass Sunday

AMERIGAN LEGION IN PUSH 10 DOUBLE MEMBERSHIP NEXT WEE:   jampaign Directed From National Headquarters Finds Re sponse In Every Local Post; Dubois County Post Quota Is Forty-five.   GQNLY THREE MILLION AMERIGANS PRIVILEGED TO JOIh

LEGION MAKING = “DRIVE FOR MEMBERS   Local Post Expert to Make 100 Per  Cent Membership Soon.

CAMPAIGN WEEK FOR NEW WANES   AMERIGAN LEGION IN NATION\ WIDE MEMGERSHIP HUNT.   WHAT ORGANIZATION HAS DONE   Mahaska County Posts Endeavor To Enlist 1300 Ex-Service Men and Women: Eligible Ta Ratis— Effort Starts Monday,

GENERAL INERTIA. CHIEE ENEMY   SUCH IS VIEW OF AMER] CAN LEGION   Campaign For New Members To Be Held May 17 to 22.

a INTERESTS ARE ACTIVE   Powerful Influences Heiny Exerted on Legislators   PUSH TWO BILLS THRU      One Halted and Iecalled Other Up to Wilson.  mp rr. ~~ wae

DEAD IN A BEAUTY PARLOR   Chance far One to Marry May Be Cause of Double New York Tragedy,

WEDDING PLAN BRINGS ABOUT DEATH OF GIRLS   -artnership in Beauty Parlor Threatened by Proposal to One of the Owners.   NURSE WAS WAR HEROINE

WOMEN KILL EACH OTHER OVER MARRIAGE VENTURI         In Business Together, One eks Nelease to Wed and the Other One Ohiects

Man’s Interest in One Member of Femaie Firm Given as Tragedy Cause

THREAT TO MARRY CAUSES DEATH OF BROOKLYN WOME)   Business Partners Fount Killed in Their Shop Following Quarrel.

FGA TENAL SURRENT HUMOR  PHINEOE AEVOLT   IFPICIALS DECLARE’ NO BASIS OF TRUTH IN REPORTED GOyYERNMENT OVERTHROW,

REDS PREPARE TO MAKE STAND   Wireless Message Disclose Plan to Fight On  Vilna Line.

"ABH tls ~ ONNEWLINE   “Bolshevik Officers - Taken _ Prisoner Declare Poles Will  Heet Serious Resistance   LEON. TROTZKY IS TO. TAKE SUPREME COMMAND   Red Armies are Receiving Reinforcement and Preparations are Made for Anoth - er Round with Poles.

TROTSKY COMMANDS  BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Remnants of Units and Recruits  . Will Be Divided ito Two Armies, It Is Reported

TROTZKY TO TAKE > COMMAND OF REDS STILL IN POLAND   Scattered Units of Bolshevik Army Told to Rally at Minsk.

FOUR CHILDREN PERISH IN MICHIGAN FARM FIRE   OVERTURNED LAMP STARTS CONFLAGRATION WHICH RESULTS IN DEATHS.

4 CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE   Overturned Lamp Starts Blaze Ir farmhouse Fourteen Miles . From .8t. Ignace,

YANKEE BUSINES MESGAGES GET INTO HANDS OF BRITISH   All Cables From Great Britain to United States Held Up by Authorities.   EXAMINATION DIPLOMATIC MESSAGE EVEN HINTED AT   Newcomb Oarlton Promises tc Let Senate Committee Know Today Whether This is Be. ing Done — Great Struggk for Communications Contro!

Avers British Interests Obtained U. S. Message:    Former Naval Attache in South America Tells Senate Committee of Instance of English Concern Profiting by Information Contained in Communication  Sent Over British Cables.

English Business’ Interests Tipped —  Offas to Cables      Royal Naval Intelligence Now Holding Up for ” Examination. All Cables From _ Britain to America. - es

U.S. TRADE WIRES WERE TAPPED BY BRITONS IN WAR   American Firm Underbid on Contract by Britons Who Read Bid   CURTAILS PRESS NEWS   LL LIE LO TTT  HOLD UP AMERICAN CABLES IN ENGLAND TO UNEARTH IRISH PLOTS

BRITISH EXAMINE CABLE MESSAGES   Testimony Shows American Communications Are Held Up By Naval Authorities   STRUGGLE IS PREDICTED   lsxperience of General Eleetric Co. Is Cited as Exe ample of Procedure

DECLARE UGE INFORMATION CENT: AY GA   Wetern Union Head Says Eng. land Holds Up All Cablegrams From America   ENGLISH BUSINESS FIRMS ENJOY GREAT: ADVANTAGE   Struggle Between Two Companies Said to be Fight Between U. S. and England

BRITISH STEAL YANK COMMERCIAL SECRETS   TESTIMONY CHARGES LONDON GRABS UNITED STATES MESSAGES   HELD UP DURING WAR   Glaring Instances Dug Up From His. tory. ef the Way Period—-Had Access to Bids.

BRITISH ARE. INSPECTING ALL U6, CABLE MESSAGES DECLARES PROBE WITNESS

U.S. MESSAGES INTERRUPTED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Direct ‘Testimony That Americar Business’ Communications Cami  - Tato Hands Of English Is. Giver At State Hearing.   NEWCOMB CARLTON ON STAND

CABLES DECLARED: HELO UP BY BRITIS}   CARLTON ASSERTS MESSAGES FROM U. 8. NOW BEING INSPECTED.

WEALTHY JEWEL BROKER KILLED   Violence Alleged in Death of Samuel Loftis   TWO HELD AS WITNESSES   Miss Ruth Woods Admits “Friendly Tussle”

PERIMANY SEEKS TO MAKE AMEN   Expresses Regrets to France for Inter-Allied Demonsitra.tion in Berlin.

GERMANY SORRY.   Berlin Expresses Regret Over Anti Allied Demonstrations.

Germany Expresses  Her Deep Regrets   For Demonstration and Assault on Frenehmen at) Hotel Adlon—aAttick Instigated by Prince Joachim Albrecht.

REPORT ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION GERMAN   Victims ‘of ‘Incident Are High ‘French Officers, Mcmbers, of )  Entente Cémmiesion

GERMAN OFFICERS SING)  “DEUTSCHLAND UBER ALLES” THEN ASSAULT FRENCH   High French Officers, Members of Entente Military Commission, Are Roughly Handled in Demonstration by German Army Men at Bremen

FRESH INSULT BY GERMANS T0 HIGH FRENCH OFFICERS   Men on. Official Duty ix Bremen Attacked and Roughly Handled.

GERMANY REGRETS ASSAULT ON FRENCH   Anthem is Played; Fail t Stand,

PROGRAM WAITS ON AMERICA'S   Expected Announcement ir House of Commons Withheld Without Explanation   PRESENT PROGRAM WILL SOON PUT U.S. 1°. LEAD   NEXT FOUR MONTHS ARE LIKELY TO DETERMINE WHETHER RACE FOR PROW. ESS WILL BE RESORTED TO

BRITAIN AWATS ANNOUNCEMENT OF l)., NAVAL PLANS      England Will Base Her Shi;  Building Program on  America’s Actions.

GREAT BRITAIN WAITS TQ SEE WHAT NAVAL BUILDING U/S. WILL DO   Next Few Months May Shou Two Countries Plans

PUBLIC LIBRARY _ _ NEEDS SUPPORT   DEMANDS FOR HIGHER SALARIES AND OTHER INCREASED COSTS CALL FOR FUNDS

BUARE OF GONTAUL AGT 15 APPROVED   THE TEXAS SUPERME COURT HOLDS RECENTLY PASSED LAW IS VALID.   A. B. Ayers Sought Leave to File Process For Petition of Mandamus But Was Overruled by Court

ACT UPHELD BY SUPREME COUR!   Motion Submitted in Ef - fort to Have Board of Control Ousted

REFUSE TO ALLOW: NAMES OF REPUBLICANS ON THI OFFICIAL FLORIDA BALLO’

JUDGE CrARGEa JURY IN REGARD TO LYNGH GAGE   SAYS MEN IN UNIFORM MAY BI CONNECTED WITH HANGING; — CASE ATTRACTS ATTENTION,

LYNCH INQUIRY AT FORT WORTH BEGINS TAKING TESTIMONY   Judge Hosey Charges “‘Mer in Uniform Were in  Vickery Lynching.

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING   Hearing Evidence Por taining to Recent Fort  Worth Lynching

Mexican President Announeés That National Creditors Will Now  WTeserivn Pacment.

SHE'S. INDICTED: FOR 2 MURDERS   Mrs. Lillian Woodloch is Ac. cused of Slaying Two Husbands.

G. 0 .P, LEADERS CALLED TO MEET WITH GOVERNOR   STATE COMMITTEE AND STATE CANDIDATES WILL  - CONSIDER SPECIAL SES.SION LEGISLATION.

REPUBLICANS TO MEET FEBRUARY 2t   TO DISCUSS PROGRAM OF SES.SION OF LEGISLATURE TO BE CALLED BY GOVERNOR

PROPERTY TRANSFERS      ‘Real Estate In ‘Gettysburg and Two Townships Changes Hands.  7

NO DOUBT OF DEATH OF CZAR   Sister ef Kussian EKimperer Makes Affidavit of Demise.

DUTCH REPLY TO ALLIES DEMAND. FOR EX- KAISER   Indications Are: That «Extradition Wilt Be Refused Upon Certain Clauses in Netherlands. Constitution.”

Allied Note Demanding Extradition Is Delivered By Courier at The Hague ~   PEOPLE THINK ALLIES — WILL ABANDON DEMAND   NUMEROUS TREATIES AND DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO IN SUPPORT OF STAND AGAINST EXTRADITION,

Dutch Will Refuse to Give Up Kaisel   Every Indication Points to This Attitude on the Part of Holland

mM NUT  MENTIONED N LAWo, LAM   Holland Likely to Declar Extradition Can Not  Arranged Legally   NOTE OF CLEMENCEAU REACHES GOVERNMENT   Considerable Relief Is Felt That America Did Not Sion Demand

MAY REFUSE EXTRADITION OF WILHELM   EVERY INBICATION BUTCH GOVT. WILL NOP. SURES TEE FOIMER KAISER      WILL BASH IEFUSAL UN CER. TAIN CLAUSES JS NETHER: LANDS CONSTEPE TION

EAPEGT DUTCH WILL REFUSE TO GIVE UP KAISER   Note to Allies Will Tak This Tone Very Shortly   PRECEDENT BASED ON PAST HISTORY   Decision of Holland to Bi Announced to World ' Soon

EVERY INDICATION AT ‘THEN: GUE TODAY POINTED THAT WAY, IT WAS SAID.   ‘The Dutch Reply Probably Wit Pei Ont that Article 4 of the Cometh: tution Assures Aliews Pro tection There. —~aamsiill

NETHERLANDS 10 REFUSE ALLIES; DEMAND FOR HIN   Clauses in Constitution of Little Nation Cited as Reason for Decision; Rights of Protection for Dutch or Foreigners Held Sacred.   People of Holland Back Up Decisio: With Popular Feeling, is Report The Hague Believes Allies Wi! Abandon Request for Bil'.

Dutch Refuse To  ‘Give Up the Kaise:   Will Base Denial of Allied Demand Oy Holland’s Constitution and Existing International Treaties,

OUTCH MAY REFUSE 10 GIVE UP KAISER   Holland Likely to Ignore Demand of Allies for Extradition of Hohenzollern.   * UNITED STATES DID NOT SIGN   Stand Will be Based on Constitution ——and Certain Special Nether-

LL NOT GE ) HIN KAISER   ed Note. Arrives At The  ene Brought By Special Allied Courier   1 BASE REFUSAL ¥ TREATIES AND LAWS   ch Constitation Is Alse lied Upon To Furnish rotection For Wilhelm

HOLLAND EXPECTED TO AEFUSE ALLIED TEMAND FAR KAISEE   Will- Base Refusal on Certai Clauses in its . Constitution and on Special Tredties.   ALLIED NOTE IS RECEIVED:   Offenses With Which Kaiser is  Charged Are Not Mentioned  in Any Treaties.

af 7S COLD GREETIN   “Neutehidad Ueber Alles” Is Ur popular With The German 25 Radieals. °

‘The Knickerbocker Buckaroo”   in Arteraft Picture.   6:Months to Make --4’Reels-- Cost $264,000

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS   “The Knickerbocker Buckaroo”   6 Months to Make--7 Reels-- Cost $264,000

FARM LIFE NOW TAS —WNWY ATTRNCT ON   Report . Shows. Medern Convenicnces Are ta be Feund In: Many  Rural Homes. ~

FARM LIFE Now HAS ATTRACTIONS   Modern Conveniences Are to Be Found ‘in Many Indiana Counties.

Annual Meeting of Dickinson _ Count  National Farm Loan Asssciation

DICKINSON CO. NATL FARM LOAN ASSN      ANNUAL MERTING AND BLECTION OF OFFICERS AND DIVORS HELD THURSDAY

WRANGEL ARMY IS COMPLETELY CRUSHED BY REDS   SEBASTOPOL TS THE CENTER O1 A WILD DEBACLE THOUSANDS SEEKING TO ESCAPE REDS   WRANGEL’S FORCES WITHSTOOD TWENTY-TWO ASSAULTS BEFORF GIVING WAY

SEBASTOPOL IS   Reviet. Lent-Are Said’ to Moun _Up Fite ‘the Thousands, Poison ‘ Gas Was Used,

Bloody Fighting in Crimea Results in Annihilation of Anti-Reds.   APPROACH TURK BORDER   British Send Patrol to Keep Reds From Overrunning Whole Country.

GEORGIA REPORT TO COUNCIL   Clemenceau Presides and Hugh € Wallace, U. S. Aji sagsador, Is Present at Hearing.

RATe DRIVE TO END PLAGUE   Pensacola Starts Campaign to Exter minate Rodents—U. S. Aids in the Work.

CHURCHILL COMPANY FINED.   Cedar Rapids Drug House Guilty of Prohibition Violation.

a niet: 7  CERTIFICATION WILL BE FORWARDED TO THE LOCAL BOARDS AT ONCE.

HORIZOST: AL INC ay ea ORDER“RED CERTIFIED. TO SEY. -: . ERAL COUNTIES. "

LIGHT FOR RIDGE   Twenty-seven Property Own. “ers Petition Village Board For Electric Current   Village Marshal Discharged—Not : Citizen of U. S. A.—-Dolton Board Meeting

DOLTON BOARD MEETING   John R. Spencer of West Hammond Appoiated Village Marshal

BOARD MEETING   Halsted Street Bridge Agaix Open to Light Traffic   Contract to Tear Up Chicago Street  aad Lincoln Avenue Awarded  wwe neem Oo Wd 6 Lox chz ot W arG@   DOLTON

JOHNSON IN RACE AT PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY   Petitions Nominating Oalifornia Sena tor Placed in Oirculation in North Dakota

 JOHNSON PETITIONS CIRCULATED   North Jakota Gets Busy in Behalf  of California Statesman.

HIRAM JOHNSON  NSON IN ND. PRIMARIES   Petitions Being Circulated For RepubHcan Presidential Nomination To Be Voted On In-March.

_ SIN ACCEPT ENTENGE AND ~ a AT ANCE   DECIDES NOT TO APPEAL CASI AFTER LEARNING HE COULD NOT HAVE BOND,

JOHNSON IN FEDERAL PRISON   Negro Pugilist Leawes for Fort Leavenworth Term.

 WHITE SLAVER TO PRISON.  Jack Jolnson . Failed Fo Take ms Appeal Up For Year.

ilies 5 eleiiditaeiiimeiies  BIG SMOKE WON’T APPEAL SENTENCI   Jack Johnson Will Leave Chicago To. night for Leavonworth to Do Yoar. and Day in Prison

JOHNSON ACCEPTS TERMS GF SENTENCE   Former Rearrecizht Champion De. chiles It Best Not to Enter An Appeal to Decree.

JOHNSON WILL SERVE SENTENCE   Decided to- o--Drop Fight ‘for Appeal and Go to Federal. Prison

Representatives’ OF Two ‘Countries Ask. Govern: a ‘ments. If fF Wershins In’ Black Sea Should

SNOW HOLDS RUSS SUPPLY: SOURCES   WRANGLE’S ARMY HAS CAP. TURED THOUSANDS OF BOLSHEVIKI BY FLANK ATTACK,

SOVIETS PRESSING CRIMEAN PENINSUL!   French and English Representatives Ask Governments If Black Sea Warships Should Aid Wranegel.

ALLIED SHIPS MAY GIVE AID TO WRANCEL   Bolshevists Pressing Black Sea Poris   Supplies of Munitions Rushed  To Sebastopol

Ud. WORNERS EIED WHEN BETS AVANTE   information Lacking as to  What Americans’ Have Been Captured  1   DETAILS OF ASSAULT ON WRANGEL GIVEN   hundreds of Jewish Bolshevik Commissaries Sorted and: Fyacurtadqd

TROOPS RETIRE BEFORE © OVERWHELMING NUMBERS   Counter Attacks During Retreat: Result in Gapture. of. Ten Thousand of Buden’s Oavalrymen Caught in Pocket

French and British Ask Instructions          Want te Kuow i War Ships in Black Sea Should Suppor Gen. Wranottel.

FIVE BALLOONS LANDED   Taking Part in Raco-Which Started Saturday Afternoon,

AIR RACERS LAND   One Balloon in Contest Comes Down Near Van Wert

FIVE BALLOONS IN. : RACE HAVE LANBEI   Birmingham, Alabama, - Hear: from that Number, Best Dis lunce Being 500 Miles.

FIVE BALLOONS DOWN IN RACE EARLY MONDA)   Left Birmingham Equipped For Two-Days Flight Saturday.

NATION BALLOON RAGE ON TODAY   Several Entrants in Nationa! Event Pass Ohio and Indiana Points.

RED RIVER DISPUTE. ~~ IN SUPREME COUR?   Oil Land Case Called For Argument...

FAMOUS OIL LANDS CASE ARGUMENT ON IN SUPREME COUR   Cureton Represents Texas, Freeling Oklahoma’s Interests in Case.

BOY! PAGE  WILSON; MAYBE HE PAN ANSINEE   Senator Sherman Wants to Know Why 37 Powers in League of Nations Do Not Stop Armenian Outrages.

Senator Sherman Fires Opening Gun in Denver Speeck   Challenges Democratic Leaders to Explain Why 37 Powers in League of Nations Do Not Stop Outrages in Armenia.

SENATOR SHERMAN _ ASKS DEMOCRATS WH)   Attacks Democratic Platform— Takes Lots of Words to Explain Wilson League of Nations.

ROLLER WADSWORTH TOUR IS PLANNED   Candidates Expect to Visit Every County im the State; Campaign Begins Next Monday

PUT LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR, G. 0. P. PLAN   Publicity Association Propose: - Conversion of All Issues Intec  Serial Loan.

LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR WILL BE G. O. P. PROPOSAI   Republican Publicity Associt tion Proposes Conversions of Bonds —

HORATIO W. SEYMOUR DEAD   Well-Known Chicago Editorial Writer Expires in New York City, Aged Sixty-Six.

SIDELIGHTS ON FIRST G.0,P. CONVENTION — 60 YEARS AGO WHEN LINCOLN WAS NOMINEE

FIRST G. 0. P. CONVENTION RECORDS.  SHOW NUMEROUS CHANGES WITH YEARS

How Chicago: ~ Celebrated                        Eepuhtic n Cenvention Years -Agow Ww sla Noi pia Mocting

CANNONS BOOM AS TRAINS ARRIVE   Chicago Hotel Rates $1.50 a Room —Put That Was Sixty Years Ago.

Lincoln N ominated in 26 Words; Delegate Walks 150 _ Miles; All Different Nou

[WO NOMINATING SPEECHES IN 30 WORDS AT MEET   What? Oh, That Was in the Good Old Days 60 ‘ Years Ago

RIG DEMONSTRATION   Ist) Motarehiat Ae     Jn Vien Wvities of Feectious.        at,

HE KNEW THE TUNE   Many Able To Identify Stolen Cac By **otor Hum

A BY TUNE OF MOTO   OWNER” KNOWS STOLEN AUTC DESPITE NEW PAINE BY . MUSIC OF ITS ENGINE

PEACE TALK TO COMMENCE ON JULY 30   Baronovitchi, 85 Miles From Minsk Set For Parley.

POLAND 1S; VISITED “BY ENVOYS OF  PaWERS   Lloyd George Tells Commons His Plans; War Is to Enc With Soviet Government

PEACE PARLEY IS PLANNED.   Armistice Between Russians and Polcs Win Start Jniv 30.

srowds Greet Members of Special British and French Missions on Arrival in Warsaw to Study Situation

Russians and Poles to Cease Hostilities July 30: Then Talk of Peace   Conferences to Open at Baranovitchi—Bolsheviki Accept Proposal of British.

SOVIET TO DEMAND POLES DISARM WHEN ARMISTICE BEGINS   Lloyd George and Miller and Meet to Discuss Peace Terms

POLISH RUSSIAN ARMISTICE TAKE EFFECT JULY 30   Not Thought the U. S. Take Part in the  Conference

iRUCE OPENS FRIDAY   POLISH-RUSS FIGHTING TO END JULY 30.   Lloyd George and Millerand to Dis cuss Allied Participation in the Parley,

AMERICA WON'T TAKE PART IK RUSSIAN MEET   'REDS’ PROPOSAL LOOKED OD _ AS SKILLFUL DIPLOMATIC  MANELIVER

STIPULATE CONDITIONS FOR PEACE   Also Demand Suzrender of _ Gen, Wrangel, Enemy  T eader   ALLIES IN CONFERENCE   George and Millerand to Confer On Soviet Nego- .  — tiations -

WAR TO END JULY 3   Poles and Reds Agree to Discus Terms Then.   Armistice and Peace Parley to Star on Same Day—Allies Also to Confer... .

WASHINGTON THINKS SOVIET MOVE GESTURE   Unofficially Belief Is Russ Are Maneuvering to Effect Recognition   WILSON WATCHES MOVE   NO EXPRESSION OF ‘MORAL SUPPORT’ WILL BE EXTENDED TO POLES FOR THE PRESENT.

BOLSHEVIK WAR TO END 30TH OF JUL)   Poles ahd Reds Agree to Discuss Terms Then,   Armistice and Peace Parley to Start : on Same Day—Allies Aiso é to Confer.  j

SEIZE ON DEMAND FOR TRUCE TO GET CAR OF ENTENTE   Bolsheviki Will Insist On Disarmament By Poles At Once.

CONFERENCE TAKES aDVIET’S PROPOSAL UNDER DISCUSSION   ‘Lioyd George and Millerand te   Consider Russian Plan for   Peace With Poland.   SEE OFFER AS PRETEXT * TO GAIN RECOGNITION   British Premier Hopeful Peact May Result from Present Russian Negotiations.

sUMIMISSION {a ItEAING GAUGE Ur GOAL STRIKE   BOTH MINERS AND YPERATORS ARF CO-OPERATING IN EFFORT TO SETTLE MATTER,

Executive Tells Lawmakers He Believes American People Desire U. S. Mandatory for Small Nation.   Genator Penrose Imnraved

FRENCH, BRITISH AND ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS TO AID TURKEY; AGREEMENTS ARE MADE PUBLIC

TURKEY IS CUT UP BY SECRET AGREEMENT   Britain, Franee and Italy Reach ar Understanding—Wil! Support Each Other.

pitain, France and Italy ir Agreement as to “Special Spheres of Interest”   wiTisH AREA IS NOT DEFINED IN THE PACI   finted in Paris that Britain Claims all Not Given to Her Sister Powers

TURKEY GUT UP BY Sb ET PAGT   Italy, France ord Britain Reach an f° sament.   TO SUPPORT j.. JTUAL CLAIMS   Tripartite Agreement in Which They Contract to Suppert Each Other Is Signed by the Several Premiers.

TURKEY IS CARVED UP BY “BIG 3”   France, Britain, Italy Sigr Treaty Kept Secret . Since Ang. 10   SPLIY INTO 3 SHARES   Ceuniry is Divided Into “Spheres of Influence” by the Allies

THREE GREAT POWRRS JOIN IN AN UNDERSTANDING ‘   Question is—Where Does the League of Nations Figure In? ,

co FRANCE + AND UTALY oli AN AGREEMENT   To Support Each Other in Holding Spheres — of Influence in  Turkey. -

‘BIG 3° TO CARVE UP TURKEY IS THE SECRET DEAL   Great Britalu, France and italy ts the Agreement Kept Secret Since Augurt 10,

ENGLAND, ITALY AND FRANCE TO CHARE SPOILS!        SECRET 1 TRRATY, SIGNED   VOT ALLIANCE, BUT IT’S EQUIVALENT TO ONE, . IT WOULD SEEM.

RUROPEAN NATIONS ~BNTER AGREEMENT ~ REGARDING TURKEY   Pledge Their Mutual Support In ) Maintaining Positions In Turkish Areas.   AGREEMENT WAS SIGNED LAST AUGUST IN SEVRES   Extent Of Interests Of Vranee And Hialy Are Defined In The Document,

FRANCE, ITALY AND ENGLAND DECIDE ON TURKISH MANDATES   European Nations Fix Sphere: of Influence in Turkey— England Has Free Rein.

NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE PARCELS OUT TURKEY   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND ITALY BACK IN OLD TIME   FOR DIPLOMATIC SUPPORT’   Treaty, Held Secret Three Months, Does Not Specify Military Assistance.

Tripartite Agreement Is Signed In Which Three Powers Undertake to Support Each Other In Maintaining Influences; Rail Rights Granted to European Capital   DOCUMENT SIGNED AUGUST 10

France, Britain and Italy Agree to Support Mutual Claims.   PAPERS SIGNED AT SEVRES   Three Governments Sign Tripartite Agreement in Which They Agree to Support Each Other in “Spheres of Infiuvence.”

FOREIGN AGREEMENT BROUGHT TO LIGHT   FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY TO SUPPORT TUREISH INTERESTS,

NEBRASKANS RAP JOBBERS   STATE SANCTIONS CO-OPS TO DE. FEAT MIDDLEMEN-——GUSTAFSON HEAD OF FARMERS COMPANY

MARKET WITHOUT MIDDLEMEN   Nebraska Farmers Get Permit for Co. operative Elevator Company— Lincoln Man Elected.

HURRIED TO AMERICA   Chiidren of Second Chinese President Sent to UL S.   Report Saye They Were Sent Away tc Escape Pdssible Assassination by Enemies.

YUAN’S FAMILY SAFE   CHINA’S FIRST PRESIDENT SENDS CHILDREN TO U. S&S.   Rushed to America to Escape Possible Assassination, Say Reperts From Chinece Sources,

HURRY CHINESE KIDS TO AMERICA   Children of Second Chinese President Sent to U. S.   Report Says They Were Sent Away to Escape Possible Assassination by Enemies.

REPORT ALVARADO TAKEN BY REBELS   Fighting Breaks Out in Tam“pico Where Americans Are ‘Interested. ‘

POLES APPEAL 10 UNITED STATES   France Recognizes Wrangel in South Russia.   ASSISTANCE IS IMPLIED   Anti-Boleheviki Commander agrees to Assume Obiigations of Former Russian Government.

WILL SEEK LOAN T0 BUY WAR STOCKS   Appeal to Be Based on U.S. Assurance That It Will Insist Upon Freedom tor Infant  R epublic.

HAARSSED NATION QUICKLY ACCEPTS PROTECTION OFFER   State Department Note Pledges “All Means” to Preserve i Autonomous State.   LAYS RUSSIAN SOVIET  A AS CROOKED OR WORSE   3alsheviki Cannot Be Trusted, but Russian Peopie Still Deserve Our Faith.

POLAND WILL ADK AMERICA FUR HELP 10 RESIST REDS   Is In Need of War Materials and {is Expected to Ask U. S. for Credit With Which to Purchase Them.   TONE OF PRESIDENT’S NOTE REVIVES HOPE   Polish Council of National Defense Issues Warning That a New War is Hanging Over the Whole World

MINTERIAL AD OF U6. TO BE ASKED BY POLES   “ALL AVAILARLE MEANS” PROMISED IN NOTE WILL BE SOUGHT AT ONCE.   NEW WORLD-WAR WARNING   Minister Declares Crushing of Repub= . lis by Reds Will Be Due to Allies’ Indifference.

DAME APTA ON ANSURANCE GUNTAINED I NOTE TO ITALY   United States Note Scores Lenine Regime; Sympathy for People   DISMEMBERMENT OF RUSSIA OPPOSED   No Act of United States t Give Recognition to Bolshevisin

ND. ASKED BY POLAND IN Utolo!   TURN TO U. S. IN NEED.   ITALY WILL NOT GO T@ WAR WITH SOVIET JUST NOW.

Marte) tt TO I REcbt eae Da  GATION   THREAT OF WORLD WAR   Council Tells People, Al Alligg. Will Be Accountable Continue le if Reds

POLAND WANTS  UNITED ofAlta HELP WIN WAR   PERMISSION GIVEN FOR SALE O01 LARGE GUARANTY OF MUNI. TIONS AS REQUESTED BY LEGATION

POLAND 10 Kak AD FROM U. 9. AGAINST REDS   Appeal is Based on Wilson-Note   {o Haly that U. S. is for  Polish Freedom   TO REQUEST CREDIT EXTEN-  S10N   Poles Want 200,000 Army Uni: forms and 200,000/ Pairs of Shoes

POLAND ASKS HELP FROM AMERICA IN HER WOE   Minister at Washington Says He Is Pleased at Polic'  Of United States

10 ASK FOR CREDITS AND  WAR MATERIAL   Warns Allies of New World War Should Nation Be Defeated by Russians— Note to Italy Satisfactory, Ambassador Declares.

Will Request Giving of Immediate Material Help.   ENVOY ANNOUNCES ACTION   Minister Expresses Complete Satisfaction With Note and Says He is Convinced That it Will Inspire His Country.With “New Spirit of Hope’’— Warning Against Big War.

WILL KEEP EUROPE FROM RECOGNIZING SOVIET REGIME   Poland Will Ask United States for Material Aid in Struggle.

POLAND WILL ASK AID OF THE UNITED STATES AT ONCE   Note that the United States Insist on Independence of! Poland Causes the Appeal To Be Made for Immediate

NOTE 1S SENT   Position of  Unitec States Made Public Today --- Secretary Colby Sends Note tc Italy.

Poles Warn ‘ofa .  New World War   Say If Poles Are: Crushed T¢ Is Dw <.to- Endifférdnee. ot Nations Which Gur selves Democratic. ~

AMERICAN NOTE IVES HEART Tb BOLSHEVIK FOE   Nature Of Help To Be  Asked Not Made Pub lic By Minister At Washington.

‘Country In Immediate’ Need Of War and Credits From America! Will Be Solicited, Minister An-}  ‘gp eswersocae ey   SATISFACTION IS EXPRESSED   “Our Note To Italy On Polish Situation Regarded -By Diplomats As Having *Three- fold Pur ch rs ewe.   ITALY’S POSITION UNDECIDED

BY POLAND IN GRISIS!   TURN TO U. S, IN NEED.   {ITALY ¥ FLL NC NOT GO TO WAR WITH SOVIET JUST NOW.

AMERICAN AID NOW IMPLORED   By the Young Republic Which Battles To Save Its Capita. From the Encircling Bolsheviki Divisions, Still Advancing On a Wide Front   SWIFT COUNTER BLOW AT ADVANCING LINE DETERMINED ON BY POLISH HIGH COMMAND

DESIRED   Polish Government Will As® ‘Wilson to Make Good Hig Promise Set Out in Note Explaining: Stand.   “ALL AVAILABLE MEANS” TO BE USED IS WORD   Wilson Says America Will Aid Poles in Every Way- Pos: sible; Objects to Recognition of Bolsheviki. 4.

THE PRESIDENT TAKES HIDE OFt OF SOVIET RULE   Mr. Wilson in Masterly Mes sage Hits Bolshevism Between Eyes.   CHIEF STATES U. 8. POSITION IN POLANT   He Demands the Withdrawal _ of All Russian Troops From Poland.

POLAND TO ASK AID OF UNITED STATES AGAINST THE SOVIET   Asks Just What Colby Meani by Note Sent Regarding Polish Freedom.   DECLARES A NEW WORLD WAR IS IMPENDING NOW   Armistice With Bolsheviki Delayed Because of Failure to Answer Note.

TO ASK HELP of AMERICA STEM TIDE      French Recognize. and. Will Give ‘Aid: to Anti-Bolshevik General Wrangel.   RED TROOPS CLOSING IN.ON POLE CAPITAL

10 BACK UP POLICY WITH RVERY MEANS   Position of America is Outlined in Note Sent by oo Secty, Colby   FLAYS SOVIET REGIME   Bolshevists Only Sanction i: Bpatal Force, Declares 7 Note

WILL ASK FOR MATERIAL AID FROM THEU. S.   Seeks to Develop Meaning of Clause in American Note  to Italy   NEED WAR MATERIAL   MAY SEEK CREDIT FROM U. 8. WITH WHICH TO PURCHASE WAR MUNITIONS.

MINISTER SAYS CREDITS WILL BE REQUESTEL   Much Encouraged by Note of President Wilson on U.S. Stand.

WILL MAKE APPEAL TO UNITED STATES   Colby Note To Inspire New. Spirit Of Hope.

Find Preciesly What St Meant by “AT Rea    INSPIRATION SEEN . OTE: TO TYALY   Soviet Armistice Terms Makes Action By, United States ! More imperative.

PARLEY WIT HeUo ON POLE GHlotS DENIED   ‘Stand of U. S. Government on _ Polish Situation Announced in Note to Italian Am he bassador   WILL USE ALL POSSIBLE MEANS TO MAKE POLICY EFFECTIVE:   Refuse Recognition of Govern. ment “Whose Only Sanction is Brutal Force”  o

POLAND-10 ASK IMMEDIATE AID OF THE U.S.  IN 11S FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI

POLES CONCENTRATE FOR COUNTER BE OW   Plans, It Is Said, ,Are Being Made To Begin In a Few Days—vU. 8. Asked For Help.

POLES HOLD MOST _ OF EAST GALICIA   Warsaw Reports Continued Success Against Bolshevik Forces.

WARSAW REPORT MORE SUCCESS FOR POLAND   IN THE NORTH AND IN_ GA LICIA THE REDS ARE FORCED RACK   Russian Volunteer Army 1o Ficht Reds Is Forming at the Polish Canital

Pursuit Continues of Bolshevik Forces on Upper Reaches of  _ Bug; Ukrainians Co-operating with Polish Troops

TRY THE WANT AD. COLUMN.   J  PRINCESS THOUGHT SPENDER WAS AN AMERICAN.

STEAMSHIP LINES TO MERGE   Old Dominion, Mallory and Clyde Com panies to Consolidate and Abandon Norfolk Route.

TO MERGE STEAMSHIP LINES   Mallory, Clyde and Old Dominion Companies to Consolidate.

BADGER STATE GIVES BABIES BEST CHANCE   MARINETTE AND MADISON” F4VORED PLACES: RACINE NOT SO GOOD; OTHER CITIES MAKE FINE SHOWING.

LA CROSSE HAD INFANT DEATH RATE OF 54 PER ~ THOUSAND DURING 1919

BRITISH TROOPS "- ACK TEMPLEMORE   People Thrown Into a Panic in a Tipperary County . by an Attack.

‘MISS ROER VERY ILL = ~IN-MONTREAL CONVENT   Young: - Woman: Studying - t  Fight Leprosy: Not Expected ‘to Live, Says Message.

MISS ROER VERY ILL IN MONTREAL CONVENT   Young Woman Studying t Fight Leprosy Not Expected to Live, Says Message.

YACHT AACE DWINDLES TO GAME OF WALLOWING WW SLEEPING OCEAN: NO DECISION IW SIGHT

RAIL TRAFFIC IN NEW ENGLAND HELD BY STORM   High Winds and Heavy Snows. Again Demoralize  C .L .W. Ie

BOSTON GETS SEVEN INCHES MORE SNOWFALI   Hub Is Singing “Every Little Added to What You Have Got Makes Just a Little Bit More.”

$37,000 PAID FOR MITCHELL PROPERTY   BIG SUM PAID FOR RESTAURANT LOOATION

EXCESSIVE COAL PRICES   John Boyd Held om Bond by United States Official

COX UIGES OBSERVANCE.   Tiiacksgiving Day Proclamation I» sued by the Governor.

Highest Honor Possible Paid lo Obseure Men who  © Died in the Field of Batlp.   ‘LAY HERO AWAY   Unkhown Private Soldier's Funeral “Participiled in By Two Million Persons

HlGHEST  HONORS PAID TDN HA RIES  By Both France a and England on  heneaintian Neo   By Both France and England on Armistice Day.

FREIGHT RAISE MEANS HIGH PRICES   PR ANATORTATION AUPHORITS SAYS Lt, NOT CONSEDERATE oF STEEPPERS' RIGHTS.      HOLDS, HOWEVER, THAT ELEN ENATION OF FICTITIOUS CAP. JZATION 4 GOOD THING

MAD REVELRY OF SPENDING NEX)   Freight Increase May Bring or Season of-Higher Wages and Greater Costs of Living.   WILL STOP PRICE DROP:

FREIGHT: RAISE i oMAY (CAUSE ‘HIGHER PRICES      According to: Clifford Thorne, Promlment Attorney:and. Traasporta-.. fon Authority Ian ae  eee es a x fe@pdew <

RAIL RATES MAY BOOST PRICES   “Revelry” of Advances Scen Because of Increase   WOULD BE PROFITEERING   Labor Expert Says Gougers May Fleece Public

WOULD SEEK PAY FOR THIS MONTH BEFORE SERVICE      President Tenney Puts Out Doleful Plea for Little Help.

‘DR. GORGAS IS SERIOUSLY ILL   Condition of Former Searceon Gene  erel «¢ eitionwt

ACCUSED YOUTH © IDENTIFIED BY ANOTHER WOMAN   Miss Merrill Says Ramey Attacked Her a Few Weeks Ago.

VENIZELOS IN. FLIGHT.   The Former Greek Premier Is Héaded for Nicc.

Democratic Delegates Go Uninstructec      To the San Francisco Convention, and Will Vote Individually — Not as a Unit

BLUE RIDGE CASE FINALLY SETTLED   AGREEMENT IS REACHED -BETWEEN HOBBY, BLAKELY ~ AND PRISON BOARD.

OPERATORS AND MINERS QUIT   THEY FAILED TO REACH AN AGREEMENT AND ADJOURN.

FIVE DALLA FIREMEN ARE INJURED   $100,000 Loss Sustained by Wheel and Body Co. Account Bad Wiring.

DALLAS. INGHISTRIAL PLANT 1S. DESTROYED BY FIRE EARLY TODA   FIVE FIREMEN BURNED WHEN TURPENTINE STORED IN THE BUILDING EXPLODES.

FIVE FIREMEN HURT ~ INFIREAT DALLAS   ‘Blaze Does. Damage of ~~ $100,000.

HOAN AGAIN AT HELM AS MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE   Socialist Re-elected tc Office by Safe Lead Over Williams.

OOGTALIGT LEADS NO-PARTY ENEMY IN BERGER’S GIT)   Mayor Hoan, Asking Re-Elec tion, in Van; La. Follette Favored by Delegate Lead. .   UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATION GETS N. Y. G. 0. P. BALLOTS   Belated Wolverine Returns Dc Not Change Johnson’s Place "as First in His Race.

SOCIALISTS LEAD IN MILWAUKEE; VOTE IS 3,60:   Indicated Majority for Mayoi Greater Than Two +  Vanre Aan

LOST IN THE MID-ATLANTIC   = —_ British Steamer Bradboyne Belleved   " ' te Mave Foundered.

‘MUST RESTORE SEIZED RUM   Chicago Prohibition Agent Loses First Test Case.

ORDER SEIZED RUM RETURNED   Major Dairymplie Must Give Bach Liquor Taken in Chicago Without Warrant.

ARREST OF MONK EASTMAN'S SLAYER EXPECTED   Three Witnesses of the Murder Are  Being Detained hy Police,

WANDERER VICTIM SOUTH BEND MAN   TRAMP SHOT BY ARMY OF. - FICER HAD WORKED WITH CIRCUS.

WANDERER WANT TO HANG QUICKLY FOR KILLING WIFE   Ex-Atmy: Officer Who Slew His Bride and Unknown Man Ready to “Kick Off.”   IS CALLED “CHICAGO'S MOST REVOLTING CRIME’   Slayer’s Only Excuse Was Thal He Wanted to Be Free to ~ Re-Enlist in the Army.

TELLS POLICE HE KILLED HIS WIFE   Carl Wanderer Declares He Wished to Be Free From Marital Ties * and Wanted Estate   DELIBERATELY SHOT BRIDE

- CHICAGO MAN CONFESSES -—TORILLING YOUNG BRID'   : Lieuti- Cart Wanderer Admit Shooting Wife and Man He ~ «. Secured to Play Robber.   HE WANTED: HER MONE)

NILLS Witt 10 QBIAIN HER ESTATE   Unsuspecting Tramp Also Murdered by Chicago Man  Did Not Want His Wife But Did Not Want Any Other Man To Marry Her Says Murderer

MURDER OF ARIE”   Chicago Man Says He Tired of . Wife and Wanted to Be “Free’

CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER   Self-Confessed Slayer of Two People Continues To Tell Contradictory Stories of Affair.

KILLED WIFE, NOW SEEKS FORGIVENESS AND DEATH PENALTY   Wanderer Says He Killed His Wife So He Could Join the Army. :   WANTED HER MONEY, TOO   Woman Would Have Become : Mother Within Two Months; To Ask Death Penalty.

Carl Wanderer Will be Indicted Mon day By the Grand Jury, According To States Attorney,  ~

FORMER SOLDIER ACCUSED MURDER   Gave As Motive Desire To Get Back In Army; Police Say Different.

POLICE RECEIVE CONFESSION OF DOUBLE MURDER   Wanderer Killed Wife and Also Tramp, Enticed te Scene at Chicago,

GHIGAGO MAN MURDERS HIS WIFE   PLANNED THE MURDER IN A COLD BLOODED WAY   EN AWAD DIAJVUDILD Wiad  THE MURNERFA fGNFESSES      Hills a Men Whom He Enticed to His; Boe and on Whom He Intended te Place Blame for Mur

WANDERER IS CHARGED WITH WIFE MURDER   self-Confessed Slayer of  Two People Continues To Tell Contradictory Stories of Affair.

WIFE-MURDERER IS EAGER T0 BE HANGEL   “I Hope to Join Her in Death,” Says Wanderer— “Revolting Crime,” Says State Attorney   “Je Shall Ask the Rope”

GORE'S DEFEAT IS GROWING BIGGER   Incomplete Returns Show Ferri To Be Nearly 30,000 Ahead of The Blind Senator

FARRIS LEADS GORE:   fs Far Ahead of Present Incumbent in Senatoria! Coutest

SENATOR GORE IS APPARENTLY LOSER ~INOKLAHOMA RACE   Gov. Allen Renominated i Kansas Altho Labor Votes Against Him.

FERRIS PAR AHEAD OF GORE.      Looks Like a Winner in the Okla: homa Primerr.

SENATOR GORE RUNS BEHIND IN OKLAHOM:   Former Mississippian, . “Blinc Orator,’ Still Believes He ‘Has Chance

Thomas P. Gore Buried Beneath An Avalanche of Patriotic Baflots—The Young Congressman from Lawton Will Join Owen in Looking after Oklahoma’s Destiny in the United States Senate. :   Seatteringe Retnma

(BULLETIN)   OKLAHOMA CITY, 2:15 p. m., Aug. 4. ee yive Ferris 86,463 and Gore 54, 900.

MARYLAND BOY KILLS WOMAN, POURS OIL OVER BODY OF VICTIM   FREVDERICASBURG MOR TRIES TO LYNCH NEGRO AND HE IS SPIRIT. Eb Wad TO BALTIMORE

FINANCIAL REPORT OF  ‘MEMORIAL BAZAAR   Final Report on the Recent Bazaar—« Fine Showing Made in This Report  o

 FINANCIAL REPORT OF MEMOR.  TAL BAZAAR HELD AT ESTHER.   VILLE IOWA, NOV. 3-4-5, 1919   HAVE GOOD FUND ON HAND   Deposits Have Been Made in Three Leading Banks In the City Shown By the Report

DEMOCRATS ASK... HITCHCOCK AID   { . me i aici, Democrats Ask Hitchcock to Ald in Treaty Reconsideration. Presi“dent Stands Firm.

WILSON IS STILL ERM INSTANDON TREATY LANGUAGE   HITCHCOCK INFORMED THAI PRESIDENT IS OPPOSED ‘TO CHANGING MEANING OF  COVENANT .   DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY   Litlle Probability that. Acceptable Program Will ‘be Agreed Upon But Leaders Will Learn How Various Schators ',  Stang

HITCHCOCK WILL AID IN SENATI   PEDOCRATE IN CONFERENCE TO DAY URGE HIM TO. ACT * ACT ON TREATY:.

Conference of Democratic Senators Unanimous for Date Set by Lodge   BELIEVE PRESIDENT HAS TAKEN A MILDER STAND   DEMOCRATIC POSITION ON RESERVATIONS IS EXACTLY WHAT IT HAS BEEN, DE CTARES HITCHCOCK.

DEMOCRATS WILL AD IN BRINGING UP TREAT}   Conference Today Makes Unanimous Decision—Hitchcock Has Letter From Wilson.

SYSTEMATIC WAR © IS BEING WAGED, SAYS EX-PREMIER   House of Commons-Is Asked to - Vote Condemnation of Outrages Against the Crown

THE DUBLIN JAILS ARE CROWDED WITH IRISH PRISONERS   PORTER AT HOTEL OF THE ARMY: OFFICERS IS NOW UAADER ARREST.   BOMB Ais! CORK KILLS TWO:.:. WOUNDS OTHERS

Action Of British Officials Censured By Former Premier.   DEATH LIST NEAR 45   Two Injured at Cork When Bomb Is Thrown Into Street.

PROIBITION [o BENEFICIAL. {0 ~~ GLAIM OF GARY   Steel Trust Head Says the Country Is Much Better Off Without Booze; Business Is Satisfactory.

Proving Blessing to Nation's indestrial and Economic Life in the  OQmninmianmn af Flhert (larw

GARY APPROVES DAY AMENDMENT   Head of Steel Corporation Say: Country Has Benefited by Prohibition.

GARY SEES BENEFITS IN PROHIBITION LAY   Points to Prisons, Almshouses, Hospitals and Takes Fling at Profiteers.

Stock Handlers Strike Over   Men Accept Arbitration to Adjust the Wage Controversy No Meat Shortage Probable  2h §6OhG,. Bae SS Ole ee

MEAT FAMINE AVERTED WHEN MEN RETURN   Alschuler Again Steps in As Arbiter in Chicago Strike -

Manager Sullivan Is In the City   Has Signed Several Players Already and Will Soon Compicte the Teaw

U.S. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS INCREAS!   IN NOVEMBER 1820 OVER NOVEM. BER 1919 BOTH INCREASED DURING VEAR

EXPORTS INCREASE IMPORTS DECREASE DURING OCTOBER   EXCESS OF EXPORTS OVER IMPORTS CONTINCTE TO GROW, DEPT, ANNOUNCES

EXPORTS DECREAS! IMPORTS INCREASE   Firures Are. Based on Corrparsions With September This Year and October Last.

DALRYMPLE VS. RUM REBELS   Major Says He Will Re . eign Unless Washing’ ton Backs Him‘. —

His Tenure Depends Upon Whether Washington Backs His Work -In Michigan.

“THE CRANK” IS GIVEN LIFE   Man Who Confessed Smothering Blakely Coughlin Sentenced.

“THE a JS GIVEN LIFE   MAN WHO ‘CONFESSED ACCIDENTAL. SMOTHERING OF BLAKELX COUGHLIN SENTENCED.

KIDNAPER GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Pascal Says He Is Sorry He ls Not to Die In the Electrig Chair   SAYS CONFESSION FALSE   Sheriff Believes the Coughlir Baby Is Still Alive; Others Do Not Agree

FATHER BURIED BABIES ALIVE, IS CONFESSION   COVERED THEN WITH RIVER MUD AFTER ONE REVIVED FROM POISON FUMES

FATHER BURIED TWO OF CHILDREN ALIVE   Fiend Confesses Crime To Sher. iff. Had Thought Matter Over a Year.

IMMIGRATION OF JAPS TO TEXAS WILL BE HALTED   IMMEDIATE ACTION WILL BI ASKED OF STATE AND NATIONAL LEGISLATORS

ASK FOR ACTION ON JAPS   Legislators Representing San Bento District of Texas Ask for

HOW OVE  OUANDALG MOUTH ENDL   Hoyne Declares He Will De All He Can In Prosecuting Crooked Players

Evidence Indicates That Games on This Year’s Schedule Were Thrown.

HW UVEH OUANUALD NOUInY ala  nee   Hoyne Declares He Will De All He Can In Prosecuting Crooked Players

FRENCH ADVANCE INTO GERMAN CITIES IS. COMPLETED   BRITISH NOT LIKELY TO JOIN FOCH FORCES IN OCCUPIED ZONE.   Berlin Sends Note to Paris Objecting to Presence of  Qaldiare

OPERATIONS COMPLETED   French Plan Carried Out Without Any Significant Incidents

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN ITALY ONE MAN KILLED   TROUBLE FOLLOWS REFUSAL "OF LABOR SOVIETS TO EAC: UATE SEIZED FACTORIES.   Reporis Indicate That Anarchists are in Contre] ef the Laber Situation,

VIOLENGE BREAKS OUT IN ITALY RESULTING IN MANY FATALITIES   Industrial District Of Northern Italy Scene Of Rioting As Labor Soviet Refuses To Evacuate Seized Factories.

RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN NORTHERN TALY      me Of Labor Soviets Refuse To Evacuate Seized Factories.

Labor Soviets Refuse Te Evacuate Factories They Seized   VIOLENCE SPREADING   Workers In 84 Shops Con. demn Proposed Terms Of Settlement

"TO ROMANCE   Wite of Poet-Editor-Lee. turer Won't. Give Him _ Up to French Girl.   Y. M.C.A. SECRETARY IN NEW. ‘SPIKER CASE’

WIFEY HALTS THE WEDDING   Refuses to Free Lee Shippey Poet, Who Wants to Wed French Maid.

KANSAS CITY AND PARIS ROMANCE   Poet and Chautauqua Lec: turer One Principle.   FRENCH GIRL IS ANOTHER   Wanted Wife to Divorce Him That He Might Give Child a Name— Deportation Proceedings Now.

DEPORT FRENCH. GIRL   ‘American . Wite Offers to Adopt Husband's Child But Refases  - to Get Divorce.

MISSOURI EDITOR WHO WAS WAR WORKER, ONE OF PARTIES TO. SORDID ROMANCE: FROM FRANCE

Former Missouri Editor of Star Pleaded With Wife to Get Divorce So He Might Marry Expectant Mother.

Brotherhood Official Claim: Insuryents Bound to Lose In Abortive Effort   PROMISES QUICK RELIEF   Railway Officials Say 2,500 Switchmen Out, Affecting Eighteen Railroads

STRIKE OF ANIL “EMPLOVES WIL  BE AROXEN SOON —TFFICIALS SAY   Unauthorized Walkout of ~ Switchmen and Enginemen. Shows Signs of Weaken tne in Chicago District,   UNION MEMBERS ACT AS STRIKE BREAKERS   Brotherhood Men Answer ths Call To Take the Places of Those Who Quit; Sum mary of the Situation.

End of Walkout in Next Forty-Eight Hours Predicted by Union Officials—Men from’ Other Cities Coming to Chicago to Help Break Strike—-Whole Country Affected

UNION MEN ARE BROUGHT IN TO BREAK STRIKE   Chicago Switchmen to Lose Out Is Prediction of President of Brotherhood

BREAK IN RANKS OF STRIKING SWITCHMEN   ‘Several Thousand Insurgents in Chi.  cago Railway Yards Thought Ready to Give Un.

LOOK FOR BREAK IN SWITCHMEN STRIKE   ILLEGAL WALKOUT AT UHICAGO EXPECTED TO FAIL.   ‘Handrede ef Men Declared Arriving  te Take the Piaces ef idie— Unions Heads Are Aiding  the Rrilruads.

CONCLUSION OF RAILROAD STRIKE WITH COAST TO COAST MAGNITUDE WITHIN 48 HOURS NOW PREDICTED

UONS BREAK YARDS STRIKE   Brotherhood Not to Permit “Outlaw Union” to Tie  Up Traffic.

SITUATION IN CHICAGO IS IMPROVED   1,000 Brotherhood Men Answer Call to Act as Strike Breakers—Senate Resolution Asks Investigation Of Walkouts.

The Move ts Predicted a Fall ure—Enibargo on Freight . ‘Shipments West From. hip From: Ohid  : Baintc

IMPORT UNION MEN IN EFFORT 10 END OWITCHMEN STRIKE   Break in Walkout of “Insur. gents” Predicted by Vice President of Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen,

CLAIMS HTH   Less Than Half of Engines ir Chicago Yards Operating but Officials Hopeful   STRIKE MOVEMENT HAS SPREAD TO EACH COAST   Freight Embargo Ordered in  Many Large Terminals and  Congestion Ensues

PREDICT BREAK IN CHIC; YARD STRIKE   “INSURGENT” FACTION   Now Out To Be Replaced By Union Switchmen

RAIL WALKOU IS SPREADING: THOUSANDS OUT   srotherhood Expects Break Within Next Fortyeight Hours.

RAILWAY STRIKE TS SPREADING   MANY CITIES OF NATION NOW AFFECTED

Railway Trainmen Are Helping to End Strike Termed to Be Illegal   Union Switchmen From Entire Middle West Are Filling the Vacant Places.

UNION WORKER BREAK oTRIKt OF SWITCHMEN   Brotherhood of Railway Train men Declares Chicago Walk_ gut Ilegal.   ARBITRATION IS ASSURED

UNION HEADS CLAIM STRIKE WILL. BREAK IN NEXT 48 HOURS   Walkout Spreading to All Sec tions of the Country the Reports Show.   1,200 EMPLOYEES QUIT IN ST. LOUIS DISTRICT   ‘Traffic is Tied Up at Many Places—Will Move Passenger Trains,

SIRIKE SPREADS T) OTHER CITIES   improvement Shewn, However, in Chleago District,   MORE ENGINES tN OPERATION

ROBERT F. COOK, CIVIL WAR VETERAN, DEAD   of Men Who Wore the Blue An. swers the Final Call wers the Final Call.

ROBERT 6. COOK, CIVIL WAR VETERAN, DEAD   RICHWOOD SOLDIER PASSED AWAY AFTER A LONG ILLNESS.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL = PASSES SECOND READING; . MOB ATTACKS BARRACKS

[IRISH QUESTION . BEING DEBATED - BY COMMONS   uled To Answer Asquith’s Attack On.Home Rule Bill. :

PREMICH II DEFENSE UF MEAGURE   Sir Edward Carson Reiter ates Unchangeable View  On Home Rule

ASQUITH CONDEMNS BILL FOR IRELAND   Tells Commons That Status of Dominion is Least That Might Be Offered to the Island.    HOME RULE BILL IS ADVANCED 1N HOUSE

(BISH-HAINTE RULE BILL 1S. ADWARE D   LLO RGE MEASURE : ED SECOND READ.  ING BIG MAJORITY   Raiders Attacked Police Barracks Near Cork—-More Soldiers Are Sent To Guard Londonderry.

IRISH. HOME RULE MEASURE PASSEE   Lloyd-George Bill Successfu . on ane reading  48:16 94

CLAN-NA-GAEL   VOWED. TO ASSASSINATE PRIME -. MINISTER LANDS IN ENGLAND

LLOYO GEORGE'S ~ HOME RULE BILL   PASSED ON SECOND READING BY HOUSE OF COMMONS   MACHINE GUNS ARE IN ACTION   Londonderry Prison in. Dublin is Un. der Heavy Guard, Alleged Asaassins Have Arrived From  the United States ,

IH HOME RULE BLL PASSED ON crPANn READING   Lloyd George’s Measure is on Its Way—More Trouble Occurs in Dublin and Cork.

Answers Bitter Attack Made by Asquith, the Leader of Opposition to Measure for Irish   Personalities ‘Constantly Resorted to in Debate —Little Chance Now  for Settlement

COALITION BILL PASSES SECOND VOTE 348 TO 94   3ir Edward Carson Has Visions of Death from America.

Preare for Fight Over Bott Platform and Candidates. Adjourn to Tuesday :   CUMMINGS DEFENDS — WILSON: IN. KEYNOTI

RIOT OF APPLAUSE ‘FOR THE PRESIDENT   fA THIRTY-MINUTE OVATION . GREETED APPEARANCE OF HIS PICTURE   DELEGATES IN PARADE   Full Hour Elapsed Before the Can+ yention Could Take up Program of Dey      “Several Fights Loom After the Harmouitus Opening Hours Are Disposed of

Big Demonstration For Him at San Francisco.   A FIST FIGHT THREATENEL   When Franklin D. Roosevelt Dieregarded Objections and Carried New York Standard.

Uproar Continues Well Toward Half Hour, Defying All the Attempts te Resume BusiNess

DEMOCRATS IN SESSION   ra National Convention. Got Under Way at Sat Fraucisce,   T LOOKS LIKE M'ADOO   Sonsia-Law of President Seems le tiave the Best of Things So Far.

HOUR'S OVATION GIVEN PRESIDEN]   Deatening Tumult Breaks Loose When Photograph of Wilson Appears;  Chairman je Valnlace

MET TRAGIC DEATH.   Lincoln Highway Officlal Victim < Auto Accident Near Tama,

TO U. S. PEN FOR ATTACK   Eight Negro Soldiers Wh« Assaulted Girl to Serve Life Terms.   PLACED UPON TRAIN UNDER HEAVY GUARD

REMOVE NEGRO ATTACKERS TO FEDERAL PEN   Men Guilty of Assault on White Woman Taken  to Prison.

NEGRO SOLDIERS TO SERVE TERMS OF LIFE   Assatilted ‘White Woman a -Camp-Grant-in-1918.

MASTIG CUTS = TN GOAL PRICES   Are Expected to Follow Con ference of “Bituminous Casal Oneratare

EXPECT DECREASE OF COAL PRICES   Operators To Meet Govern ment In Cleveland Tuesday

At-the Sam Ejlers Farm a Hog House Was Wrecked and the Barn unroof. ed—Many Windmills and Stacks are Toppled. Over. ©...

WIND WAS TERRIFIC   ATTAINED PROPORTIONS OF & SMALL CYCLONE AT BRUNSVILLE   BIG LUMBER SHED BLOWN AWAY   At the Sam Eilers Farm a Hog House Was Wrecked and the Barn unroof. ed—Many Windmills and Stacks are Toppled Over,

CALLES PREPARED TO BATTLE VILLA 5 ANNOUNCEMENT   $50,000 RANSOM DEMANDED FOR RELEASE OF BRITISH SUBJECT.   MINE OFFICIAL 15 HELD    eusieal Leader Has Become Embar. rassment to De Facto. Farces; Will Not Promise His Co-operation.

“BEAUTIFUL VOICE” BUT LITTLE MORE   Wife’s Money Paved Way for Career, She Says, But ‘Pavement’ Was Faulty.

GLASS ASKS LOAN TO AID AUSTRIE   ‘Unrest Will Spread Throughout Europe If Starvation Isn't Relieved.

200,000,000 MUST BE PROVIDED FOR FOREIGN RELIEF   Secretary Glass Asks Congress To Appropriate $150,000,,. 000 at Once to Assist Aus: tria and Other Countries.

PROPOSES LOAN OF 150 MILLIONS FOR EUROPEAN RELIEI   Secretary Glass, Who Offer: Plan, Reviews at Length Conditions of Suffering Among Nations.   AUSTRIA IS IN NEED   Under Treasury Department Plan, Loans Would Be Given By Grain Corporation From Wheat Fund.

LOANS FOR FOOD RELIEF SUGGESTED BY GLASS   secretary of Treasury HKeviews a Length Conditions in Suffering Coantries of Europe.

AID FOR AUSTRIA URGED BY GLASS   FAVORS 8150,000,000 LOAN Ta RELIEVE SUFFERING IN EUROVE,

FOOD RELICE 10 iit LANDS URGED BY GLASS   Secretary of Federal Treasury Would Loan More Than $150,000,000 io Prevent Disintegration   Various Securities Including Forests, Tobacco Monopoly - And Water Power Sites

BREAK UP MEETINGS   dapanese Mobs Slop Salvation Army Celebration.

a Se: se: a  TOBACCO PRICES HIGHRR YES- ‘AUTO TURNS ACROSS ROAD AND SPECIAL COMMITTEE INVESTL TERI AY ON LOCAL MARKET DASHES INTO STANDING CAR GATES GRAHAM SHOOTING

A RATLROAD DIVIDEND.   Nickel Plate Pays First in Severa  » ioe eT

LEAGUE OPPONENTS BRANDED AS CROKE   Roosevelt’s Ire Aroused by Criticism.

FRENCH REDS ON THE RUN   Paris Government Rounding Up All Sienected Aliens.

FRENCH GO AFTER THE REDS   Take Tip From U.S. and Begin Round. Up of Aliens Suspected as Ex. tremists.

Department, of Labor Cancels “Warrants Isaued: by Depart. ment of Justice

STOCK REPORT      Early Setback Overcome By Industrial Activity.

SAYS NURSE DID NOT SEE KAGY KILLED      DRIVER ON STAND   Claims He Drove Miss Mary B. Neely, State’s Star Witness in McGannon Trial, Through East Cleveland Night of Shooting—Woman Testified She Saw Judge Fire Fatal Shot.

MISS NEELY NOT NEAR SCENE UF  MURDER   Driver Asserts She Was in Another Part of City at Time of Killing.   OTHERS SAY JUDGE WAS NOT PRESEN’

RUSSIANS FLEE TU ASIA MINGR  LOST IN STORM   FOURTEEN VESSELS LADEN WITE REFUGEES LOST; VOLUNTEER ARMY SURRENDERS.

MANY REFUGEES IN RUSSIA ARE LAS]   Fourteen Ships Carrying Bour geoise to Safety Sink in Black Sea Storm.

REFUGEE SHIPS ~ REPORTED LOS’   Number Russian Bourgeoisie Perished During Storm at Sea

Also Claim That Russ Volunteer Army Along Black Sca Gives Up—Leaders Executed

RUSSIANS <.: 14 SHIPS PERISH   Moscow Wireless Dispatch Says Many Bourgeoisie Refugees Drown in Black Sea.

‘Russians, Fleeing- to ‘Asia.  Perish'in Black Sea; Reds _ Fall Back From Kiev; Loss + of Twelfth Army Reported   Capture of Ukraine Capital By. Poles Is- Confirmed by Russians; Red Troops Withdraw ‘to Save Bloodshed

CROWDED SHIPS LOST AT SEA   Large Number of Russians Who Filed From So, Russia Perished During Storm

14 SHIPLOAD OF RUSSIANS PERISH AT SEA   Refugees of “Upper Class In Flight From Bolsheviki Lost, Says Moscow.

RUSSIANS PERISH IN STORM   KRetezers Fleeing toe Asia Minor  best its Winmek Sen.

MANY RUSSIANS «  cone IN. STORM ON. BLACK SEA   Fourteen Slips, Loaded. With _ Fleeing Bourgeoisie, -Re-  ee Lact

HARDING ADDRESS NEARS COMPLETION   Republican Nominee Puts [Ir Strenuous Day Preparing for Notification Ceremony   WILL BE SHORT SPEECH   Marion Begins Dressing Uy for Reception of Thousands of Visitors

MARION BEGINS 19 DRESS UP FOR HER GREATEST EVENT   Entertainment Officials Expect + Fifty Thousand Visitors for Notification.   SENATOR HARDING HOPES TO FINISH SPEECH TODAY   Text Now Near Completion but Final Touches Remain to be Added——To be Real Keynote Deliverance Yet Will be Con. Concise and Brief.

ONLY THE FINAL TOUCHES REMAT TO BE ADDED 10 KEYNOTE SPEECH   Senator Harding Has Hi Address of Acceptance Al. most Ready to Be Place: In Hands of Printers,   SENDS MESSAGE TO AMERICAN LEGION   Cancels _¢ a Tentative Speaking Engagement at the Dedication of Memorial Park in St. Louis Sunday,

HARDING ACCEPTANCE. SPEECH NEARLY REAL!   SENATOR HOPES TO DELIVER THE DOCUMENT TO NEWSPAPERS BY TONIGHT, 

HARDING PUTS FINAL TOUCHES 10 HIS SPEECK   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE EXPECTS TO HAVE IT READY FOR PRINTER TOMORROW

MARION DONNINS HER BEST CLOTHES   Harding’s Home Town is Pre paring for Notification Cedemonies.

MARION GETS READY FOR HARDY NOTIFICATION   Ohio City Plans Most Important Event in its History—Senator Completing Speech.

HARDING WORKS SOME OVERTIME   Devotes Long Day to His Acceptance Speech   NUMBER OF CALLERS   Are Received and Few Letters Dictated but Most of Time is Given to Address—Marion is Putting on Gala Attire for Coming. Ceremony. on. the 22nd of July

HARDING RESUMES WORK ON SPEECH   WILL BE SHORTER THAN MOST OF ADDRESSES OF A LIKE CHARACTER, REPORT

HARDING SPENDS DAY ON SPEECH   Hopes te Have Advance Copies of ft by Today.

HARDING WORKING ON HIS BIG SPEECH   Which Will Be Briefer Than hk: Usual With Such Orations It ls Stated

HARDING WILL COMPLETE -HIS SPEECH TODAY   Republican .Nominec “Forced To Cancel. Speaking ; Engagément. At St. Louis Owing To Coolidge’  Accentance Ceremnnine   [ADDRESS IS TO “BE © CONCISE   Will Occupy Less Than Four Print: ed Columns—Recreation Cast  Aside By Senator. During Last “tv eta Wanbke   WIFE. -ENTERTAINS VISITORS

HARDING SPENDS DAY ON SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Address, Shorter Than Usual, Only Needs Finishing Touches   CANCELS ENGAGEMENT   Senator Glad St. Louis Legion Will Not Be Interfered With By His Absence

(ARDING'S SPEECH iFARS. GOMPLETIGi   canaidate Puts in Busy Day on   “ANCELS LEGION’S DATE   Nom vee Also Receives Several  Jlers Who Had Come From  - Distance—-Marion Begins  ., Dress Up For Notification  Fifty. Thousand Visitors Expected.

FINIHING. TOUCHES “ON THAT ADDRESS   Candidate Harding Has Worked on Speceli of Acceptance and It Is About Completed.

BREVITY T0 BE “A BBATURE OF HARDING SPBECH   Document Practicalty Completed Will Occupy Less Than e Four Printed Columns.   NOTIFICATION ON JULY. 22

HARDING'S SPEECH OF AGCEPTANGE {3 NEARLY FINISHET   Nominee Cart. els Tentative   Speaking Engagement at St.  Louis For July 25.

GEN. WOOD SEES BUDGET SYSTEM AS NATIONAL AIL   Candidate Also Urges Fait Play for’Capital and . Tahar

inne   Econorhical National Admin istration Advocated by General in Speech Be fore Queens Leaders   mri DEAL FOR LABOR AND CAPITAL   No Autocracy, But They Should Pull Together in the Harness.

WOOD ADVOCATE oF Lbooxnowy,   Thinks Bodaet System Woald Help Brine It About.

ALLIES SEND TWO NOTES TO WILSON   Explain Why Turk Plan Could Not Be Followed and Other Deals With Armenia.   SAN REMO MEETING ENDED   Message to Berlin Says ag Soon as German Troops Are Reduced in Ruhr District French Will Withdraw.

2 NOTES GENT TO PRESIDENT WILSON   Allies Explain Why Turk Plan Could Not Be Followed.   MEETING AT SAN REMO ENDS   Armenian Question Is Also Dealt With —Supreme Council Is to Meet Next at Spa, Belgium, on May 25.

ALLIES SEND TWO NOTES TQ WILSON      Explain Why Turk Plan Could Not Be Followed and Other Deals With Armenia.   Message to Berlin Says as Soon as German Troops Are Reduced in Ruhr District French Will Withdraw.

ALLIES SEND WILSON NOTES   ONE DEALS WITH TURKEY OTHER WITH AR. MENIA.

' pee ee . Re E  3 4 3 7 R H R % ; hE Li ri ale ga 4. Peay GRE  AN RIGTS      Aties Explain Why Turk Pian!  ny tat £ 73 Bie eT Could Not Ge Forvowed..   MEETING AT SAN REMG ENDS   Armenian Questien Is “Aico Dealt, V/ith —Supreme Council is to Meet Next at Spe, Beigiurn, on  May OF. ,

FLYING TANK IS INVENTED   AIRPLANE !S COMBINATION PEACE AND WAR MACHINE, CARRIES ELEVEN GUNS.

AEN OF PAPERS. ~SCAREELY. NITE   Madrid, . Because of ‘Political Crisis, Goes’ Without Her. Daily’ Newspaper.   DO LITTLE ADVERTISING   No Other City in, Burove Cares So Little for Public Prints : as Madrid.

MADRID SCRIBES POORLY PAID   Big Spanish City Ne Paradise for Newspaper Men

SPANISH NEWSPAPERS FALE GRAVE GitalS: AALAY ARE CHCBENET   SPANISH PEOPLE NOT NEWSPA. PER READERS AND SWALE CIR. CULATIONS ARE RESULT.

SPANISH TAKE “SMALL INTEREST ~ INNEWSPAPERS   Strike Stopped Publication Bu  the Public Seemed Not _ to Notice.   CIRCULATION VERY SMALL   Best Newspaper tn Country Sell: ‘Only 190,000 Copies In Whole of Spain.

WAS SURPRISEI   Six fen. One Shelby County anc Five From Pald Fines at Waldron.   TWO GREENSBURG LAWYERS   Gave Names as Charles and _ dohn Jones—Party Caught in Flat Rock.

SEINING PARTY WAS SURPRISED   Six Men, One Shelby County anc Five From Decatur, Paid Fines at Waldron.   TWO GREENSBURG LAWYERS   Gave Names as Charles anc John Jones—Party Caught in Flat Rock.

CONFERING ~ WITH ROOT   ‘President-Elect Harding Talks ©. “Association of Nations.”   , TNE “MEBTING OF MINDS"   ‘Wi. Root Known to Be Favor. able to Some Sort of aa Agreement,

ROOT SEES PRESIDENT-ELECT   Senater Harding Seeks Advice on League of Nations—Doctor Hill Also Consulted.

ROOT IN GONFERENCE   He and Harding Discuss Association of Nations -

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND MR. ROOT DISCUSS THE PROPOSED LEAGUE   Mr. Harding Also Had Talk with Herbert Hoover Sunday, Who Is Said To Have Favored the Versailles Pact with Some Changes.

ROOT DISCUSSES —_"LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Harding Seeks Advice On ~ . Problem.

HARDING ASKS ROO OPINION OF LEAGUE   President- Elect Holds One of _ Most Intportant Con- i  fa nee:

ROOT SEES PRESIDENT-ELECT   Senater Harding Secks Advian League of Natiene—Dector HI) Aleo Coneuked. ‘

CLIN MUU! UNEERENCE UN LEAGUE NATIONG   OTK NEYS rO MAREON FOR CON PPRENCE WITH PRESIDENTELECT HARDING.

HARDING TALKS UN WORLD PEACE   RooOt and Hoover Discuss Asscciation of Nations With President-Elect.

HOOVER AND ROOT CONFER WITH HARDING   More Talk About Root in Cabinet Follows Their Corfference.

SEN. HARDING   Conference at Marion, Today, Regarded as One of Great Importance   Details of Talk Not Revealed —Recommendations, En: tively Confidential

ROOT CIVES ADVICE TO HARDING ON ~ PLANS FOR ASSOCIATION OF : NATIONS

HARDING'S CONFERENCE WITH ROOT ON LEAGUE REGARDED AS THE MOST IMPORTANT TO BE HEIN

HARDING SEES ELIHU ROOT, ONE OF MASTER MIND   Conference Regarded as On of the Most Promincnt of  Those to Be Held.

RUOT CLOSETED WITH PRESIDENTELECT HARDING   Advice of New York States. man on Association of Nations Sought.   CONFERENCE IS HELD AT MARION   Report That Root Will Be ' Made Secretary of State is Revived.

CONFERS WT ELIMU ROOT ON LEABUE BASIE   HARDING WANTS TO KNOW IF THE PRESENT MACHINERY CAN BE USED

ELIHU ROOT MEETS SEN, HARDING TODA’   Former Secretary of State Dis cusses International Affairs jn Marjon

ROOT CONFERS WITH HARDING   ABDUT LEAGUE OF NATIONS   President-Elect Sought Information Upon How Practically Covenant. is Working in Europe

ELIHU ROOT AND HARDING CONFER FOREIGN POLICY   Former Secretary State Discusses Association of Nations.

HARDING SEES ROOT   Advice on League Sought by President-Elect.   Advocate of League May Be Asked to Become Head of State Departmént—Hoover Visits Harding.

ROOT TELLS HARDING ABOUT WORLD LEAGUE   PRESIDENT-ELECT SEEKS DATA ON FORMATION OF SOME SUCH PROJECT; FAVORS REsSERVATIONS.

HARDING AND ROOT CONFER   Former State Secretary May Again Have a Cabinet Place

HARDING ASKS ROOT ABOUT NEW LEAGUE   Build It On Versailles Covenant With Reservations, Former Secretary Of State Says.

EVERY VOTER — MUST REGISTEN   If they Would Vote at the November Elections—two Registration Days.

ALL MUST REGISTER 10 VOTE NEXT NOVEMBER   LAW SO AMENDED THAT THERE WILL BE BUT TWO REGISTRATION DAYS.

Says It Follows Lines of Many Treaties and Principal of League.   SUB-COMMITTEE AT WORK   Actual Working of Writing Platform Done By Nine—Bryan Not One of Them.

UNIFICATION OF CHURCHES IS DEFERRED   Methodists Lay Matter Over Until 1924 __ Session.

CHURCH UNION [9 STILL FAR AWAY   Methodists Determine to Wait Four Years and Investigate Possibilities Before Joining With M2 €, Church South: Will Then Report.

YL   Antomobile Establishment Purised by Hewmler Brothera.  Large 4

PL ANKS SELL GARAGE   Large Automobile Establishment Pur« chased by Hemler Brothers.

NEW INSANE ALIENIST OPINION   Doctor Answered Iypothetical Ques tion of 10,000 Words,

FINE WOOL PRICES DECLINE   Boston Market Is Dull and Quotations Are Uncertain—Buying Now at - Standstill.

FINE WOOL PRICES DECLINE   Boston Market Is Dull and Quotations - >» Abbfiggdggcetain— Buying Now at. % =Standstill.

Civilian Volunteers in Railroad Serv:   Mnerican Tobacco Co.  f. Declares Dividend

REPUBLICANS NOMINATE VOLSTEAD FOR CONGRESS   Author of Dry Enforcement Law Is Selected Instead of . Rev. O. J. Kvale.

VOLSTEAD GETS NOMINATION   Nained by G. O. P. Committee After faurt Disqualifies the Prt. mary Winner,

PAUL LITTLE FOUND IN HOTEI   Lexington, Ky., Child Kidnapped Wed nesday Found In Phoenix Hotel  By His Mother.

Kidnapped Youth a Hero as He Relates Abduction Story To His Admiring Boy Friends

Reds Evacuate Vilna, Removing Headquarters to Grodno, 150 Miles North of Warsaw   f Poles Can Maintain Offensive Three More Days Reds Will be Completely Defeated Says Warsaw

FRENCH AND BRITISH SETTLE DIFFERENCES   OVER RECOGNITION OF WRANG. ELS ANTI-BOLSHEVIK: GOY. ERNMENT BY FRANCE

FOUR COSSACK TRIBES SWING TO WRANGLE: "POLE ARMY WINNING   Treaty Extends Anii-Red Lead er’s Authority Over Vast Ferritary. ~   FRANCE AND ENGLAND AGREE

FRANCE AND BRITAIN FIX WRANGEL DEAL   Are Again on Best of Terms Says Paris Dispatch.

Conflicting Reports of Ability of Poles to Hold Advantage Come From Fighting District.      BOLSHEVIKI STAFF IS NOW AT GRODNC   Which Is Considerably Nearer Warsaw Than Vilna-May Be Prepar. ing For Another Drive Hoping the Poles Coun. ter Offensive Is Spent.

ENGLAND AND — FRANCE SETTLE   Differences Between Countries beniering in Recognition of Gen! Wran. : gels Government

BOLSHEVIK ARMY IN DANGER OF ANNIHILATION      Victory Will ‘Be Decisive . if Pales Caan: Keep Up Offensive for Three Dars Lenser:   ‘BOLSHEVIED RIGOT “ WING FFERS HEAVILY      Advan’ tee Streasil  Military Experts “for Keds in

AIDES TESTIFY “PALMER SPENT GOV’T FUNDS IN .« POLITICAL RACE   Senator Kenyon Rushes to Washington to Try and Skut Off Supply of Money Congress Appropriated and Palmer Abused

HOW PALMER USED MONEY IS EXPOSED   TESTIMONY REVEALS USE OF DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FUNDS FOR HIS CAMPAIGN.   KENYON KURRIES EASTWARD   Goes to Washington to Put a Stop to the Expenditure of Money Appropriated By Congress.

MEXICAN MINE STHRIBRE,   Offictatsa Profeas ta See Prospects of Settlement.

IOWA RAILROADS DECLARE FARE LAW INVALID   File Petition To Stop En. forcement On Sep tember 1.

MANUFACTURER IS HELD FOR POKER GAME FRAUD   Big Loser in Session at Accused Man's Home Says Marked Cards Were Used to Fleece Him.

CARDS MARKED IS CLAM,   Official Held Wor Obtaining Moncey Lnder Praise Pretenses,

AR   Towa People Concerned in Sensa tional Case in the California Cons

HALFMAST THE KING’S FLAG   More Trouble With Irish Servants at Baimoral Castle—Rights of King Mourned.

HALFMAST THE KING’S FLAG   More Trouble With irish Servants at Balmoral ae of King Mourned.:

ABILENE PRINTING COMPANY TOBUILD   MODERN FIREPROOF STRUCTUR? TO BE ERECTED ON CYPRESS STREET.

TENNESSEE HOUSE TO ~ FURNISH TRANSCRIPT   Adopt Motion, to Furnish Pape to Governor.

WILL FURNISH GOVERNOR SWORN TRANSCRIPT OF ACTION OF TENN. HOUSE   The repori of the suffrage situatior to date ix eiven on page 12),

WANTS VOTE ON PROHIBITION   WVandamus Writ to Compe! Governor  of Maine to Resubmit.

TEN THOUSAND IN MAINE ARE ASKING REFERENDUM ON THE PROHIBITION LAW

WITH WOOD PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY CONGRESS ‘MAY MAKE HIM A LT, GENERAL

FIVE SOCIALISTS TO REAPPEAR IN N. Y. LEGISLATURE   Problem of Seating Ousted Members to Come Up at Extra Session

SOCIALISTS ARE T0 BE BROUGHT UP   New York Will Meet in Special Session Tonight.

OUSTED MEMBER PROBLEM ARISES   NEW YORK LEGISLATURE: I ‘ MEETING IN, SPECIAL SESSION THIS WEEK -

LEGISLATURE 10 CONVENE TONIGHI   One of the First Questions to Be Bettled Will Be What To Do With tho Socialists,

SOCIALISTS 10 BE SEATED 1S BELIE   New York “Assembly Will Reverse Itself After Men Re-elected.   SPECIAL SESSION UALLED   Housing Problem to Be Taker Up at Request of Governor,

FIGHT ON SOCIALISTS IN NEW YORK ASSEMBLY [5 Uf   Five Who Were Rejected in Former Contest Have Been Re-Elected.   SPEAKER SWEET IS FOE

ANTHRACITE MINERS MEET TO REGOTIATE HEW WAGE SCALI   Old Agreement Expires Magch 31 If New Sente Is Not Agreed on, They May Suspend Work

MINERS THREATEN 70 SUSPEND WORK   Old Scale Agreement Expires March 31 but Negotiations Pending.   ASK 60 PER CENT. RAISE!   Five Day Week May Not Be Insisted pop Leaders Say,

HABD_COAL_MINERS READY _'0¢ PRESENT DEMAND FOR SIXTY PER  CENT WAGE INCREASE

MINERS LIKELY TO QUIT WORK   Anthracite Coal Miners Wil Seek to Force Wage Boost by Suspension of Work.   SIXTY PER CENT RAISE

MONDELL CAUTIONS SOLONS   Warns of Expense of Military Trainina—Meafs Bond Issue.

MILITARY TRAINING  TO COST BILLIONS, ADVOCATES. RUINED. POLITICALLY, SAYS

MONDELL SOUNDS A WARNING      House Leader Sees Political Death -of : Militaristic Party—Cost to Be Enormous.

HE WILL DENY I   Senator Harding Will Re ply to Slush Fund Charge Made by Gov. Cox '   And Taiking High Finance to Him—G. O. P. Dislikes Charges

DING MAY ANSWER CHARGE MADE BY COX   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WAS EXPECETD TO MAKE STATEMENT DURING THE DAY   Former Chairman of Red Cross Activities During the War to Call On Harding During the Day.  To Furnish Him With Certain Advice

WEST VIRGINIA FOR SUFFRAGE BY ONE VOTE   State Senator Wins Race From Pacific Coast and Breaks : Deadlock.   NEED ONLY TWO MORE STATES   Suffrage Forces Are Sure of the Legislatures of Washington end Delaware—Kentucky House Passes State Suffrage Bill.

BLOCH. SWINGS — W. VA. INTO LINE   State Senator Wins Race Fromm Pacific Coast and Breaks Deadidek.   HEED ONLY TWO:MORE STATES   Sutfrage Forces Are ’Sure of the Legislatures of Washington and Delaware— Kentucky House Passes State Suffrage’ Biil.

QUFFAAGE WIN IN WEST VIRGINIA   Senator Bloch Victor in Race From Pacific Coast.   RECEIVES GREAT OVATION   Only Two More States Necessary t Make the Amendment in Constitution—Washington and Delaware Claimed by Suffragists.

DEMOCRATS MAY HAVE ONE CONGRESSMAN IN OHIC      With Twenty-three Precincts Missing Harding’s Plurality is 395.108.

ONE OHIO DEMOCRAT WINS.   Man Who Conceded Flection ef Opponent is Ahend.

BOOTHS TOBE  PUTIN STREETS   ENFRANCHISEMENT OF wo. MEN REQUIRES THAT BALLOTING PLACES BER ERECTED AL, ONG NEW  VAYDTS Oimmiuisadr

OFFICIAL INDICTED.      Waytte County Treasurer Indi Grand, Jury Yesterday,

OFFICTAL INDICTED.   Wayne County Treasurer Indicted by ; Grand Jury Yesterday.

-DELAYED SCOUT CAMP   3 GME Mane ee erie ee Rain: Made It Jnadvisable to Set up Camp Today

THE HOUSE 1S REPUBLICA   Lower Chamber ef Congress Will Have Majarity of Over One Hundred Members.

b. 0. P. CONTINUES CONTROL OF HOUSE   Present Returns Show That Republican Majority Will Be Over +00

SALESMAN SLAIN, POLICE BAFFLED   Jewelry Drummer Done t Death in Springfield, Dl, Hotel.

DIAMOND SALESMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH   “They Tried To Rob Me,” Dy ing Staterrent Of Victim In Hotel Room.

POLICE SEARCH SPRINGFIELD FOR MURDEREF   wie y ‘i at of” : ~ Salesman Baffles: Authorities.

EARL F. GRAY IS - DEAD AT NEW CASTL   FORMER FAIRLAND RESIDENT VICIIM OF TUBEROULOSIS— FUNERAL THURSDAY.

FOMER RESIDENT DEAD   Word Was Received Today Tellis-c of the Death of E, F. Gray.

wee SHOULD CUT OUT PILLS   So Says Lucy Page, Prestient Anti Cigarette League-—Somewhat “Het Up”

QUEEN Sk SHOULD CUT OUT PILLS   So Says: ‘Laey Page, Prealdent Anti Cigarette League—Somewhat  os as Set Up” 

NORTHERN BAPTISTS SCHOOLS RECENE AD FROM ER ATION FUND   FIRST PAYMENT FROM BiG FUND  TO BE FOLLOWED AT REGULAK INTERVALS.  : q

WOULD INCREAS NEWSPRINT SUPPLY   Old Province of Quebec Planta Two Trees for Pvery One Cut Down Now,

REBELS TAKE © ~ CITY OF JUAREZ   Revolutionists _ ins - Posé, session - of Half 'Car~ranza’s Teérritéry.:.

RELIEF SHOWN ~ OVER CAPTURE OF MEX. CITY   Washington Sees Suspension oi  International Menace In Fall of Juarez.

LOSES GRIP:   One-ltall Territory Already Taken by Revolutionary Parties.   TiE REVOLT 1S SPREADING   Tension at-El Paso Relieved, However, When Juarez Fell Witheut a Saftie.

AnH DOLL AGAINGT CARRANZA   CAPTURE OF JUAREZ WITH. OUT A STRUGGLE ADDED BIG TERRITORY.   FEDERALS CLAIM VICTORY   In Tehuantepec Isthmus Carrancistas Assert They Have Defeated Forces of the Revolution.

REBELS T0 DRIVE ON MEXICO CIT\   J JUAREZ IN BLOODLESS RE. VOLT GOES OVER TO REVOLUTIONISTS   HOLD CHIHUAHUA NOW   Rebels Now Have Control of Ma jority of Custom Houses Over Mexico   Two Carranza Campaizns Hav Failed Through Defection of : Garrisons

tT TAKEN WITHOUT FIGH   News A Relief To Those Who Feared For Safety of Americans There.

JUAREZ SURRENDED CAUSE OF RELIEF   Washington Feels Diplomatic Danger Is Avoided.

U. S. Relieved When Juarez Falls Without Fight to Menace  American Border.   MORE FEDERALISTS DESERT   But Military Men Expect Stubborn Contests Between Two  Mexican Factions.

JUAREZ, TAKEN WITHOUT FIGHT, HELPS REVOLT    Armed Fist of Rebels Being: Thrust Nearer to Mexico City   DECISIVE BATTLE . -*S SOON LOOKED FOR   Despité. Progress by Enemies Carranza Seems Safe for  - Time. Belief ©

QODSHED, AFVGLT SPREANS   Juarez in Hands of Rebels Whe Plan March to Mexico City Soon.   LABOR STRIKE A WEAPON

FALL OF JUAREZ Io FORERUNNER OF ATTACK ON CAPITA  ‘SONORA REVOLUTIONISTS   SONORA REVOLUTIONISTS GAIN VIRTUAL CON  “TROL OF CHIHUATXTTA ATATE   tT. & IS RELIEVED   Official Washington Glad International Danger Passed . Without Fight.

JUAREZ FALLS TO REBELS BUT NO BLOOD SHED   WASHINGTON BREATHES EASIER As VOLCANO BORDER TO\WN REMAINS QUIET

OPENED WAY TO CAPITOL   Bloodless Revolution at Juarez Made Campaign Against Mexico City Possible.

REVOLUTIONISTS STILL AN CONTRO   DEVELOPMENTS OF YESTERDAY SAID TO MEAN PAVING OF WAY FOR ATTACK ON MEXICO CITY.

Government. Circles at Washington and Revolutionary Agents Eynrass Ratios   Rebels Have Taken Half of Carranza’s ‘Territory Without Battle But Must Fight  Rest of Wav

Drive Against Carranze Gains Adherents at Many Points. —   OVER HALF OF , COUNTRY REVOLTS

CARRANZA TIA LOST FULLY ALE OF HIS TERRITORY   Revolutionists Are Meeting Little on No Resistance As They Maret Through Mexico. Carranza Has Lost Half His Territory and Looks Like All Going.

AEBELO CONTROL HALE OF MEXICO   Thus Far Revolutionists Have Taken Carranza Territory Without a Fight.   Obregon Supporters Hold Strategic Points to Advance in All Directions.

JUAREZ TAKEN. “WITHOUT FIGHT   Relief in Washington Wher ’ Facts of Capture of Mexi can City Became Known   Additional U. $. Naval Unit Go South—Sharp Not Sant to Carranza

JAUREZ SEIZED — WITHOUT FIGHT    United States Government Relieved When No Battle Accompanies Occupation of Border City by Mexican Rebels. Carranza Steadily Losing Ground.   NO MORE SHIPS SAIL FOR PRESENT

QUIETER NOW Oh MEXICAN BORDER   FALL OF JUAREZ WITHOUT STRUGGLE IS RELIEF TO AMERICANS ON THE BCRDER

BLOODLESS  REVOLT OF JUAREZ   GAVE RELIEF TO U. S. GOVT. CIRCLES AND  TO. REVOLUTIONARY A CYEVATING   Danger of Fighting in Border Town Passed—Rebels Claim Virtual Control of State of Chihuahua.

REBELS PLAN ADVANCE ON MRYICO CITY   Revolt of J narez Gives Son: ora Forces Control of Chihnahua   CENERAL STRIKE THREAT   Labor Wilking to Forsake Car ranza, Declares General Calles

REBELS GAIN HAL MEXICO WITHOUT FIGHT   Carranza Has Lost Immense Territory Without Stopping Sonorians,   JUAREZ JOINS REVGLT   Important Border Town Quits Carranza to Aid Revolution.

JAUREZ REVOLT PAVES WAY FUR TORREQN ADVANGE   Sonora Revolutionists Make Plans for Attack on Carranza Strongholds, Including Mexico City.

BEVOLT OF THE JUAREZ FEDERALS FOLLOWED BY CELEBRATION; PAVED A WAY FOR QUICK ADVANCE

REBELS STRONGER   JACREZ TAKEN BY REVOLUTION. ISTS WITHOUT A FIGHT.   Half of Mexico Now Reported in ihe Hands of Rebels Who Are Gaining.   

REBELS STRONGER      JACKE TAKEN BY REVOLUTIO. ISTS WITHOUT A FIGHT.   Naw Reported in hc Is Who Are  Half of Mexi Hands of Hel:

GELECATES ARE MAMED AY TEXAS DEMOCRATS   PLATFORM ADOPTED INDORSES ADMINISTRATIONS OF WILSON AND HOBBY.   CANDIDATES MAKE TALKS   Galveston Woman Is Among Sixteen Chosen to Represent State at National Convention.

BILL TO STOP ALL IMMIGRATION FOR A YEAR PASSES HOUSE   Senate is Expected to De. feat Measure When Vote Taken.

StouX CITY BANDITS.   Held Up and Robbed Farmer of $4,000 Last Nigh.t

REISS ae ee nee mneememmeemmemmanaenll  INION FIREMEN AT POSTS IN MOST JF MILLS INVOLVED IN TEXTILE STRIKE   Mill Managers Insist That Every One of Their Mills Is Running at Least in Part—Firemen Reported Out in Four Mills

NEWBEDFORD FIREMEN FAIL TO WALK OUT   Mills Are All Open and Running in Part the Managers Say.

MAY INDICT - PROFITEERS   Federal Grand Jury in Chicage is After The Potato Dealers.

PRODUCE DEALERS ARE TO BE INDICTED FOR ~~ BOOSTING FOOD PRICES   ‘OHARGED WITH MAKING TOU _ LARGE PROFITS FROM HAND- LING OF PRODUCE.

Labor Problem Become ~More-Complicated-asSpreads to Western Called to Butte, M Clash: Railway    REDS AT AT PART EY ASSES INDICTMENT OF DEALERS

PROFITFERING "ON. POTATOES   Ask Indictment of Pro. . duce Dealers in City of Chicago —

bisseemeenOare netnneeent + ace meena eS  Potato Profiteers In Chicago Sought By the Grand Jurv

POTATOES $3 A PECK   Indictment of Chicago Retail Dealers is Asked

HAS PARTIAL SCHEDULE   Four Home Basketball Games for Lawrence High

PIGEON TOLD OF WRECK:            Con  Army Balloon Exploded: B i" @act With Wires.:

BALLOON PILOT BADLY HURT   Carrier Pigeon Summons Medical Aid to Injured Man Near Los Angeles.

HARDING SPENDS ~ DAY IN IAMAIC)           tion in Kingsten— E Trip Over 1s) i

HARDING SPENDS. DAY INJAMAICA   Is Given Wireless Greeting From the Imperial Associniion ef Jamalca,

VISITS ISLANDS   Senater Warding Brealkfasted ‘Witt Island Governer -

Established 1891 Bank of Montpelier  Old but up-to-date   Trunks, Suit Cases and ‘Hand I Bags a Nielsen’s, the:old Reliable. “  t

Established 1891 Bank of Montpelier  Old but up-to-date   The Gem of the Mountain Club will meet at the home of Mrs. H. H. King tomorrow afternoon.

ONLY SIX COUNTIES ARE OUT   FARMERS' FEDERATION TREASURER MAKES REPORT

KANSAS WHEAT HARVEST IS ON   Will Not Be General In Southern Part of State For a Week.

WHEAT HARVEST STARTS   Crop sin’ ‘Excellent Condition Throughout Kansas, Is The Report.

BOND THEFTS IN NEW YORK G0 ON   DISAPPEARANCE OF BONDS JU LARGE DENOMINATIONS WORR) UEFICIALS.

HUND THEFTS bUNTINUING IN NEW YORK   Wholesale Arrests of Sus pected Persons Fails to Stop Gotham Robberies

PROHIS TO KEEP UP FIGHT UNTIL FOES SURRENDER   “We Are Still on the Map and Our Mission is Not Ended,” Says Keynote Speaker   MUST ENFORCE THE LAWS   National Chairman Raps Two Major Parties for Lack of Reference of Liquor Traffic

PROHIBITION MOVEMENT IS NOT SETTLE!   Keynote Speech at Prohibition Convention is. Delivered at Lincoln

PROS STILL ON MAP, MISSION NOT ENDED, SAYS THE KEYNOTER   Prohibition Party's Presidentia Year Convention Opens Today at Lincoln, Nebraska

LOCAL LEAGUE TO CELEBRATE   WOMEN VOTERS, AT MEETIN( LAST NIGHT, PLANNED FOR SEPTEMBER WUTH.   ARE PREPARING PROGRAM

WILL CELEBRATE = ~ AWARD OF SUFFROG   LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TO HOLD’ BIG CELEBRATION “ AERE SEPT. 14,-°

U.S. Troops Called To Butte, Mont   yen. Ligget Announces Teday That Federal Troops Will Hold Post at Butte Until Danger of Further Outbreak Subsides.

DEATH ROLL FROM ANTI - GOVERNMENT ELEMENTS 19 770   Sixty-seven Courthouses and 528 Police Barracks Destroyed in Ireland.

673 Persons Killed or Wounded in Ireland by Fight on Governmen   Court Houses and Police Barracks Suffer Much Damage in Uprisings.

Rebel Factions Kill or Wound 673 Persons Up to November 27.   ‘DOES NOT INCLUDE  92 RECENT DEATHS   Many Court Houses and Bar_facks Destroyed; Thousands of Raids.

SUALTY TOLL OF 673 IN ERI R YEAR: FEAR. CORK BUSINESS TRICT MAY BE WIPED OU

Kill 151 Policemen and- 47 Soldiers and 41 Civilians’ ~ Meet Deaths in: ‘Riots <         BUSINESS - ‘MEN’ OF: ‘CORK: FEAR INCENDIARY: TORCH          ‘ed Followirig’ ‘Releas on. . : Previoiis “ Charge *

HUNDREDS RECENTLY KILLED IN IRELAND   DEAD AND WOUNDED TOTAL. 673 TO NOVEMBER 22, —  REPORT SHOWS.    GREAT PROPERTY DAMAGE   \ Sixty-Seven Courthouses De. stroyed; 100 Arrests a Week; 8380 Raids Made.

STATEMENT OF  IRISH LOSSES   Enormons Loss Of Life and Property Htepor(ed For Present Yeur.

IRISH DEATH LIST TOTAL TERRIBLE   Cc asualties Resemble Those of Battle

NON-PARTY WAR ON ENEMIES OF LABOR STARTS Gompers Sends Letter to All Locals to Start Work.

“wich ENTHUSIASW   Meetings Were Held Through out Country by Local Unions on Monday Night.   SPIRIT OF COOPERATION SHOWN, SAYS STATEMENT   Every Worker Urted to Use the Ballot to Advance the Principles for Which Labor Stands and to Appeal to Farmers and All Other Liberty. Loving Citizens for Sapport,

POLITIGAL HHT BY LABOR UNIONS WELL UNDER WAY   Campaign Committee Sends Directions to Locals All Over the Country.

LABOR'S BATTLE FOR CONTROL Ut:  REPUBLIC BARD   IT SOUNDS LIKE N. P. L. PLAN   NONPARTISAN IN NATURE AND WOULD WORK FARMERS

LABOR'S NONPARTISAN CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY   DIRECTIONS SENT OUT TO LOCALS BY GOMPERS AND OTHER LEADERS,   CLAIMS GREAT ENTHUSIASM   Aim Is to Defeat Every Enemy ot Labor, Says Statement Issued to Voters.

LABOR’S DRIVE STARTED.   Federation Statement Declares Political Campaign Was Opened With Enthusiasm.

LABOR UNIONS URGED 10 GIVE FRIENDS VOTE   SUPPORT UNION MEN IF THEY ARE CANDIDATES FOR ELECTIVE OFFICES   Where This Plan Cannot Be Made Successful Use Every Effort To Defeat Enemies

LABOR FORMALLY UPENS CAMPAIGN   NON-POLITICAL EFFORTS ARE LAUNCHED WITH “TREMEN. DOUS ENTHUSIASM.”

LABOR STARTS  ITS CAMPAIGN:  BIG SUCCESS, SAYS GOMPERS   Meetings Are Attended by Much Enthu 8iasm.   ORDER IS SENT TO ALL LOCALS   Workers Told to Be Active in All Primaries.

INION LABOR Hs STARTED TS CAMPAIGN   Political Efforts of Organized Workers Are Declared to be Arousing En-~ thusiasm

ORGANIZED. LABOR BEGINS POLITICAL DRIVE IN COUNTRY      Tremhondous Eathugiagm 7 Clained-in Statement’ by Head Organization,   CAMPAIGN TO Br NON-PARTISAN   Primaries of Various States Are Held Up As the Op! portunity: for Butering Weadre.

LABOR CHIEFS CLAIM A FLYING START FOR: POLITICAL GAMPAIGN   Movement Under Way With “Tremendous Enthusiasm,“ Executive Tells Locals.

ADOR'S DANE TO PICK WT CANDIDATES a  IN FULL SWINE   Non-Partisan Political Campaign Has Gotten Undes Way With ‘Tremendous Fathusiasm,’’ Is Claim.   MAGNIFICENT SPIRIT IS SHOWN BY WORKERS   Cooperation of sympatnetic Farmers and All Other Liberty Loving Citizens Is Urged’ By Gompers.

DRY THANKSGIVING FOR NEW YORKERS   rederal Agents and 11,000 Oops to Keep Kéen Eye on the “Hooch” Hounds.

GOTHAM WILL CELEBRATE ON “DRY” PALATI   Prohibition Officers Vigorously at Work to Prevent Imbibing on Thanksgiving Day

SWEDEN MAY VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE   Committee Urges Prohibition o Drinks With More Than 2.8 Per Cent Alcoholic, —

CARRANZA NOT YET CAPTURED OBREGON SAYS   INTEREST NOW CENTERS ON THE NAMING OF PROVISLONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO   Villareal Apparently Leading Candidate, Said to Be Acceptable To Gonzales and Obregon.

Says Democrats “Have to Present Un. faltering: Advocate of League of Nations,

LEWIS SAYS WILSON LOGICAL MAN T0 RUN   FORMER SENATOR PLUMES UIM FOR A THIRD TERM.   Political Issne of 1920 Peace or War With League of Nations the Dividing Line—Lauds the  Administration,

SEES WILSON AS DEMO CANDIDATE   LEWIS PREDICTS PRESIDENT WILL BE NOMINATED AGAIN   TC eeSTeor Ee eS OT Ow Ow ae ee 2 eee =a 4a Sa  Political Issue Will Be “Peace or War” Declares LUlinois Ex-Senator  ~~-Addresses Kansas (Convention.

PANIC OR WAR WILL BE ISSUE   President Wilson Will Possibly Be Democratic Candidate

ND a eenetneeenaamenenenthl  THIRD TERM FOR WILSON FORECAST OF J. H. LEWI:

ARE TALKING THIRD TERM   jenator Lewis Tells Kansans That President my Again knter are.

DEMOCRATS WILL NOMINATE WILSON SAYS JH. LEW   Declares Country Must Be Prepared for Third Term Run With Treaty Issue”

W. D. HAYWOOO’S WIFE DEAD   Wite of the Secretary of the . W. W, Passes Away Afterleng lilmess. ae

WIFE OF HAYWOOD IS DEAD   Passes Away at Denver, Colo., After a Lona Iiiness.

W. D. HAYWOOD’S WIFE DEAD   Wife of the Secretary of the 1, W. W., Passes Away After Long iiIness.

RERGOOLL GASE GONVICTIONS   Mother, Brother and Three Friends of Defendant Are. Found Gullty At Philadelphia.

MAS.E.C. BERGDOLL 5 FOUND GUILTY   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY Te AID HER TWO SONS TO EVADE DERART,

Md. BERGDOLL FOUND GUILTY UF GONSPIRAGY   U.S. Court Jury at Philadel. phia Also Convicts Four Codefendants.   Mother of Notorious Draft Evaders Who Adored Kaiser Bill.

Mrs. Bergdoll and Four Others Convicted of Plotting to Aid Former’s Sons to Evade Selective Draft.

MRS. BERGDOLL IS FOUND CUILTY OF HELPING TWO SONS EVADE DRAFT LAY

————_—_—_ a  MRS. BERGDOLL AND FOUR CO-DEFENDANTS CONVICTED   Discharged on $10,000 Bail Each, Pending Motion for a New Trial.

MRS, BERGDOL FOUND GUILTY   OF AIDING SONS TO EVADE U.S DRAFT   FOUR GTHERS ARE HELE   Verdict Comes After Weeks’ Trial In Philadelphia

CHARLES A. BRAUN, WHO CHANG ED NAME BECAUSE OF .NO TORIETY, AMONG-THE * DEFENDANTS —

MRS BERGHOLL FOUND GUILTY   Hearing On Conspiracy Charge Ends  and Jarew Retarns Verdict

MRS. BERGDOLL TS FOUND GUILTY   MOTHER OF DRAFT EVADER AND FOUR CO-DEFENDANTS OUT ON BAIL

MAS. BERGDOLL GUILT)   ‘WITH OTHER DEFENDANTS   Charged With Conspiracy to Aid Sons to Evade Draft—- In $10,000 Bail.

MOTHER OF DRAT ~-EVADER CONVICTEL   IMRS. BERGDOLL 18 CHARGED WITH AIDING SONS IN EVASION. —

MRS, BERGDOLL 15 “GUILTY, JURY SAYS   Mother and Four Others Con. victed of Conspiracy to Aid’  Army Slackers

WITH: FOUR CO-DEFENDANTS      OF Conspiracy te’ Aia Grover ga. Er : -win. 1 Bergdoll ta. Escape DIMES. SE Coad ‘Service :

JURY HANDS OUT BUILTY VERDICT   To Mrs. E. Bergdoll and Four Co-Defendants  oe   Mrs. Bergdoll, Braun and Romig Guilty on All Counts— Conspiracy to Aid Grover and Erwin Bergdoll ta Evade Draft Charged. Sympathy No Excuse, Court

MS BERCDOL FOUND GUILTY OF AIDING SONS   Convicted on Every Count of Indictment’ Charging Conspiracy.   Magistrate Tells of Drawing $105,000 In Gold From Treasury With Defendant.

BERLIN ISSUES WARNING AS TO ELECTION   Press of Germany Are Undividec In Their Opinions of Outcome of U. S. Returns.

Hitchcock Opposes Armenia Mandate.      President’s Closest Adviser in Senat Announces Unwilllngness to Assume the Responsibility.

RECOGNITION OF SOVIET AUCSIA HAS: APPOSITION      NATIONAL: “CIVIC . FEDERATION Is STRONGLY AGAINST DIPLO. MATIC RELATIONS.

GIVIG. FEDERATICIT ATTACKS SOWETS   Crganization Strongiy Opposes Recognition of Radicals.   300 SIGNED STATEMENT   Declares People of United States Can Not Consent, to Admit Into Familiy of Nations or in Any Other Way Coun. tenance Gcevernment of Violenre

Taxpayers Must Register Specially Today and Tomorrow to Vote on $200,000 Water Bond Issue   NATIONAL GIVIG FECERATION WOULO MAKE PLAIN WE SHALL NEVER RECOGNIZE BOLSHEVIST REGIME

Soviet Forces Thrown Back in Some Places; Reds Occupying Most of Polish Corridor and Are Nearing Danziz

WARSAW STILL APPARENTLY IN HANDS OF POLES   Latest Soviet Dispatches do Not Claim Capture of Polish Capital.

WAROAW HULUS QUI AGAINST RENEWED ATTACKS OF SOVIETS WITH CONDITIONS MATERIAL LY. BETTER   Russian Claim That Bolshevists Are in Polish Capital Is Denied; Wrangle Is. Fighting in East —

VIOLATION OF ELECTION LAWS   Feared by - Sociliasts in New York State.  : Ask Palmer’s Aid’

SUGIALIST AY PLAN TQ oTEsL  NY ELEGTION   tS WS ATTORNEY GENERAL TO PrtkheE STEPS TO PROTECT HONESTY OF ELECTION,

SOCIALISTS IN FEAR OF ELECTION FRAUDS   ‘All -Kinds of Violations’? Ar Planned in New York, Leader Charges.   MAKES APPEAL TO PALMER   Attorney General Is Aaked 1 Take Necessary Precautions.

CALLS UPON:PALMER  FOR FAIR ELECTION   Socialist Secretary Writes _ Attorney General.

REFORMERS  INSTITUTE NEW MOVE   Nation-wide Campaign Be gun to Make Country Dead Still on Sundays

STILL SUNDAYS ARE NOW SOUGHI   By Reformers Who Would Put Gver Another Amendinent to Enforce Sabbath Quiet.   THEY WOULD PROHIBIT SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS   Would. Have Sabbath Devoted Exclusively to Rest, Thought, Worshin and Praver.

NOW PLANNING ~NEW CAMPAIGK   Full Observance of Sunday T: "Be Forced.   OUTDOOR SPORTS TO BE PUT UNDER BAN   Business of Every Description Tc Be Stopped—New Drive To Be Made in Country.

nnierce ny SLRs eae te ry eer cp gp Ses Peat er ants   “i HII wR AUTO TIRES

PRETTY   Was the Wedding Of Miss Katherine Stoessel And Mi. James  Yelverton, At Miami, Fla.

YANKEES SHINE IN BIG EVENT   WINNING MANY LAURELS Ih THE OLYMPIAN GAMES,

BRIBERIES ARE. DISCLOSED IN PAIL TRAFFIC   . C. C. Report States Man Shippers Have Bought Favor of Railway Employes   PRACTICE OF FALSE BILLING PROSECUTEL   COMMISSION NOW UNCERTAIN WHETHER YHE INCREASE} RATES WILL YIELD GOVERN.MENT GEARANTEDR TN 1996.

BRIBERY CHARGED IN OPERATION OF NATION'S ROADS   ANNUAL RKBPORT 1. ©, ©. WARNS PUBLIC AND EMPLOYEES; COAL AND CAR SUPPLY

BRIBERY BARED IN RAIL OPERATIONS   INTERSTATE COMMERGE COMMISSION REPORT WARNS PUBLic AND EMPLOYES

HINTS BRIBERY IN RAIL WORK   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COYMISSION, IN ANNUAL REPORT, WARNS THE PUBLIC AND EMPLOYES   HITS AT SPECIAL FAVORS   ALSO CONDEMNS METHODS USED TO BEAT THE RAILROAD COWVMPANIFRS

BRIBERY USED IN R.R. OPERATIONS   ‘Favors For Movement of Coal and Other Commodities May Cause Indictments to Be Issued   COMMISSION INVESTIGATES   Commerce Department Will Attempt to Have Law Passed to Prevent Unlawful Affects

DRIBERY DISCLOSED IN RAILROAD OPERATIONS   Annual Report of Interstate Commerce Commission Warns Public and Employees---Coal and Car Supply

BRIGERY CHARGE. OPENLY HINTED Al   IN THE OPERATIONS OF THE \ NATION'S RAILROADS,   ANNUAL REPORT OF . 6. C   ‘Warns Public and Employees of the  Grooked Work Which Is Being Done—Coal and Car Supply.

BRIDERY  CHARGED BY BAIL BOARD   Interstate Comm erce Commission Makes Strong Inferances in Report Made Public Today.

FRIENDS OF FREEDOM   STATE MERTING OF IRISH SOCIETY IN INDIANAPOLIS.   The Tipton County Chapter Was Not tepresented in Annual Affair.

= a ad . STATE MEETING: OF MISH SOCIETY IN INBIANAPOLIS.   The Tipton County Chapter Was Not Represented in eae Afthir,

‘PACIFIC FLEET   win Assemble Off California Coast: fur ‘Largest Mancuvers Ever.” At: tempted by American -Flotilla”

HARDING'S: WARNING   THE “GREAT MAJORITY Acarxsr PRESENT PABIS LESGEE.      A Lergue Favorable io America and a Sound Domestic Policy Promised,

HARDING'S WARNING   THE GREAT MAJORITY AGAINST PRESENT PARIS LEAGUE,   A Lecgue Favorable to America and a Sound Domestic Policy Promised.

BOURGEOIS CABINET CERTAIN IN BERLIN   Coalition Declaration Accepted As Good Behavior Promise, But Elastically Phrased.

Selection Will Enable Min. istry to Present Undisputed Mandate at Com. ing Spa Conference

GERMAN CABINET FORMED; PROMISE GIVEN ON TREATY    oa New Ministry Will Be Able t  Offer Undisputed Mandate  at Spa Conference,   GOVERNMENT PLATFORM AFFIRMS NEW REGIME   Fehrenback Cabinet Plans tc Subordinate Partisanship to Allied Interests.

GERMAN CABINET ~ BEING FORMED   BOURGEOIS BODY MAY BE REALIZED WITHIN 48 HOURS.

MISSING PASTOR  ~ RETURNS HOME   Rev. Cornzlius Densel Futiills Predictions of His Wile,

A COMES BACK AND WIFE HES AA   Rev. Densel Returns tc Home fess araton  Grave

PASTOR DENSEL RETURNS TO HIS WAITING FLOCK   Missing Preacher Walks Int His Church While Members  Plan For Successor

NG STO HH unt THM   Vanished Pair. Return. ic Passaic After Absence of “4 Month.   *MISTAKE,” ‘'HE  SAYS   Wife Never Lost Faith Tha He Would Come. Back to Her.

PREACHER BACK, GIRL IS, T00   New Jersey Minister, Missing Month, Returns Home   ‘MADE TERRIBLE MISTAKE’   Weeps When He Appears Before Church Offsilals

Pastor, Who Fled With Girl Member Of His Flock. Returns Renentant

MISSING PASTOR -TSHOMEAGAIN   GIRL WHO, DISAPPEARED -AT - THE SAMETIMEIS ALSO BACK—REPORTS. -

WOOD'S FEARS OF STEAM ROLLER STIR £0. P CIRCLES   “REPUBLICAN CONVENTION PRELIMINARIES HAVE   “THREE RING FINISH.   Predictions Made That There Will Be Regular Old.  Tissaac:

BEGING TO LOOK LIKE OLD Tica AT CONVENTION   Steadying Influence of Four “Years Ago Absent at This Gathering   ALMOST, ANYTHING iS LIKELY TO HAPPEN   Associated Press Gives Picture of Conditions as;Big Sessions Near

DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN WOOD . MEN DEVELOPS   SENATOR MOSES STAN ‘ROLLER CHARGES. NOt UPHELD BY GENERAL,

WOOD DENIES HE I A VICTIM OF   HIS MANAGER’S CHARCE   MOSES’ YELP OF UMFAIRNESS DIS CREOITE® SY alt. OTHER WOOD men  Fs

f.0.P. HEADS BENY STEAM ROLLER IS W2NED AT WOOD   Charges Have Furnished Three Ring Finish  or Preliminaries.

STEAM ROLLER CHARGE MAKES ITS APPEARANCE   Senator Moses’ Assextion Is First Incident to Start Three Ring Finish.   GENERAL WOOD, HOWEVER, BELIEVES IN COMMITTEE   Issues Statement Expressing Hi Confidence in Fairneas of Chairman Hays.   MUCH ‘ ‘DARKHORSE * PALE   So Far, Preliminaries Seems to Be  Without Steadying Influence 7 of Old Leaders.

Nevertheless Several Contests Wil Be Carried to Floor of the Chicago Convention,   WILL TAKE THREE BALLOTS TO DEVELOP SITUATION

BOSSES ABSENT AT _ €.0.P. CONVENTION   STEADYING “INFLUENCE OF OLD TIME LEADERS NOT SEEN AT. .PRESENT GATHERING

SPLIT ON STEAM ~ ROLLER CHARGE   Wood Members of National Republican Com nittee Dery Allegation of Senator Moses.

Senator Standing Alone Whe Executive Committee Is Placed on Grill.   COMMITTEEMEN AFFIRM FAIRNESS IN ALL CASES   Separate Statements Issued by Wood and Moses Stand on Own Footing.

WOOD FORGES ARE RENT ASUNDER BY A STEAM ROLLER’   Senator Moses Waxes Wroth Over Alleged Unfairness of G. 0. P. Committee.   General Comes Forward With Statement of Confidence In Its Fairness.

EVERYONE UP IN THE AIR   The Uninstructed Oclegates Do Not Yet Know Where lo Locate the Band Wagon.

‘STEAM ROLLER” METHODS DENIED   Republican Committeemen Re« fute Charges Brought by: Senator Moses—Wood Dele egate Is Seated. ap!   GENERAL WOOD THINKS DECISIONS IMPARTIAL   Delegates Are Anxious to Mount Band Wagon, but Lack Old-Time Leaders to Say Which Way to Turn 

Civil War Has Broken Out in the Camp of General Wood.   DARK HORSE TALK WAGGING ITS TONGUE   Committee's Decision in Dele gate Contest Creates Much Bitterness.

CHARGES OF MOSES HAVE BEEN DENIED   That Republican Committee Had Used Steamroller Methods In Deciding Contests, Charged.

Steam Roller Talk ~_ s Deprecated   Charges by Senator Moses Are Denied— Delegates Look For Band Wagor Compromise—Wood Delegates Are Seated

Expresses Confidence In _. Hays Despite Moses’ Outburst Friday -

USE STEAM ROLLER WOOD MEN ASSERT   PRE-CONVENTION EXCITEMENT PICKED UP WHEN CHARGE WAS MADE       BEWILDERS DELEGATES   Uninstructed Ones are Keady ty Board the Band Wagon, But Can't Find ft   Committeemen. Deny Charges of Senator Moses that Steam Roller Was Used

STEAM ROLLER STILL GOING, SAYS MOSES   New Hampshire Senator Denounces Action of Committee in Seating the Delevatrs.

DENY CHARGES  OF “ROLLING   NO STEAM ENGINE TACTICS EN CONVENTION, WOOD MEN SAY.   ISSUE A STATEMENT   NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN DEi CLARE FOR GEN, Woop.   * Ginerally Agreed That No One “1 WH he Neminated on First,  Ballot--Women Sit” In. -

Candidate Wil Appeal Several Decisions, Regardless, He Says.   NOTHING 1S REPUDIATED

A HOT FISH NOW THREATENED   NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMIVETEE CRYTICIZED   WOGA LEADERS NGT PLEASED      Senator Moses, Worker for Gen, Wood Don't Like the Steam Roller Methods of Comuunittec,

THREE RING FINISH GIVES ADDED ZEST   Steam Roller Charges Liven G. O. P. Preliminarie: —Pand Disagrees With Sunnorter.

Everybody Is Predicting, Hew ever, Gathering Will Be An Old-Time Ripsnorter.   NO BAND WAGON IN SIGHT   Still a Chance That One Draws By Dark Horse Will Be Favored Vehicic.

Schism Shows Up Among Wood Managers--Hays is Silent on tha Moses Charne   LOWDEN IN MORE GAINS      Wins in Two Georgia Contests, Wood Takes One--Other is Left to Sub-Committee   SEE THREE BALLOTS AT ‘LEAST      All Managers Agreed No Nomination on First Ballot—Johnson is Recognized Factor

WOOD DENIES HE IS A VICTIM OF STEAM ROLLER   Expresses Confidence in the Methods of Contest Com mittee Despite   HIS MANAGER’S CHARGE   MOSES’ YELP OF UNFAIRNESS DisCREDITED BY ALL OTHER WOOD MEN

Moses Makes Charges— Wood Expresses Confidence  SEE NO FAVORITE   Visiting Delegates and Campaign Managers Unable to Predict Outcome of Convention,

LEADER NEEDED.   3 Many — Conflicting Streams of Sentiment Seem to Lead Nowhere atChicago.

MOSES DISPUTE POINTS TO OLD TIME MEETING   Stabilizing Elements and Former  _Leaders Lacking at Chicago, with Homeless Delegates Guessing at Band Wasots

TACTICS HINTED   -Jisagreement Between Wood » Managers While Wood Himself Keeps Cool.

MOSES DRAWS MANY DENIALS   Committeemen Quick to Refute Charges of Steam Roller Methods,   DELEGATES SEARCH FOR LOST BANDWAGON

STEAM ROLLER: CHARGES ARE BEING DENIED   National Committeemen Resen Accusations Made By Senator Moses.   NO FOUNDATION FOR THEM   s the General Expression— Many Wood Men Say the Charges Are Unjust.

MOSES CHARGES DEED BY EL CONTEST BOAR   One Member Says He ls Sur prised in These Piping Days of Prohibition. -

 Senator Moses, Wood Lead' er, Stirs. National Con~ vention Followers.   CHARGES DENIED BY COMMITTEEMEN

Regular Old Time Gathering of Politicians Predicted by Men on Ground.   CONFERENCE MAY POOL ~ VOTES ON “DARK HORSE”   Dopesters in Dark on Moves Likely to Be Framed by Various Managers.

GENERAL AIR OF INDECISION MARKS OPENING OF TODAY'S ACTIONS Ih REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION   National Committeemen in Today’s Sessions, Denied Charges That They Have Used “Steam Roller’? Methods in Deciding Coniests

Procedure in Settlement of Delegates Contests is Defended; Wood Called Great Because of Friends’ Mistakes

GRAPT AT MUSCLE SHOALS.   Report [is fatriy GBristling With Charges of Negligence.

NEGLIGENCE COST GOVERNMENT MUG   Delay in Loading and Unloading Cars at Cuscle Shoals Entailed Huge Expense.

TAKE LID OFF NITRATE PLANT EXTRAVAGANCE   Report Tells of Incompe. .. tence, Criminal Negligense and Graft.

NEGLIGENCE AND WASTE GHARGEL   House Committee Given Account Bristling With Accu. sation of Graft in Muscle   Shoals Construction,

TELL OF WASTE AT U.S. NITRATE PLANT   Charges of Criminal Negligence laud Before House War Expenditure Commitiee by Mark H. Evans.

WASTAGE CHARGED IN CONSTRUCTION OF NITRATE PLANT   INCOMPRTENCE, CHEMIN Vi. NEG LIGENCH AND GRAFT CH AG. ED AT MUsskL sta ALS

MUSCLE SHOALS NITRATE PLANT FULL OF GRAFT   Criminal Negligence and Waste Charged by Former Member Military Intellignce Service.    HAD THE REPORTS FOR COMMITTEE

FURTHER GAINS MADE BY REDS   Bolsheviki Are Continuing Their Successful Advance on. Poland.

BOLSHEVIKI ARE STILL PUSHING THE POLES HARI   Report from Moscow Says the Advance Continues on All Fronts.

JEWS-MASONS IN PLOT IS CHARGE; DENIAL 1S BITTER   Alleged Scheming For Revolt And Anarchy Called Absurd.

Demanctacion ot Anti-Prepacecda fer Which HMeary Ford ie Held  :  Partly te Blame.

JEWS CONDEMN JEWISH-MASONIC CHARGE AS FALSI   Denounce Henry Ford as Dupe In Spreading Anti-Jewish Propaganda.

Jewish Committee Brands as False That Bolshevism {s Part of Jew Doctrine

JEWS OENOUNCE CRUEL SLANDER   PLOTS CHARGED AGAINST THEM WITHOUT FOUNDATION, *   HENRY FORD 15 “MERE DUPE”   Activity of Dearborn Indepndent {n Circulating Propaganda Is De pounced In Plain Terms—No Collusisn With Masons.

INDICATED HE: is ._ NOT SOUARE   PROTECTED PACKERS iN WAR PERIOD, 18 % ering

ELIMINATION OF BIG PACKERS FROM MEAT INDUSTRY SUGGESTEI   Substitution With Small Local and Co-operative Stock Yards is Urged

Sail" Co-operative Packing Piants Urged by, Stock men’s Representative.   WOULD TAKE STOCK , YARDS FROM PACKERS   Packing Business at Present Stage is Uneconomical,  He Says.

PACKING BUSINESS NOW UNECONOMICA   Ed. C. Lassiter Wouid Sunstitute Small Local and Cooperative Stock Yards and Slaughter Houses.

SLAP AT HOOVER IN INQUIRY UPON MEAT INDUSTRY   INDICATED HE IS NOT SQUARE   PROTECTED PACKERS 1 WAR PERIOD, IS HINT

Represeniative af Livestock Orgunization Proposes Virtual Elimination of Big Packers From Meat Industry.

VERY INTERESTING      Stock Grower Would Elimin. ate Big Packers.

ELIMINATE BIG PACKER IS TEXAN’S PROPOSAL   Representative of Stock Organization Cites Uneconomical Practices

LASOITEA URGEa ELIMINATION OF PACKING GLIQUE   ‘Texas Man Advocates Smail, Local and Co-operative Stock Yards and Slaughter Houses for Country.

CLAIM CROWN PRINCE SERIOUS IN HIS OFFER   ONLY OFFICIALS OF DUTCH GOV. ERNMENT KNEW OF: INTENTIONS TO SEND NOTICE.

a  MONARCHIST TAKES UATH AS PREMIER OF GREECE REPORT   Georgios Rhallis Has Taker the Reins of the Government.

Former Premier Venizelos Has Left Greece for Nice on Yacht. —  Ex-King Constantine May Be. Restored—-Gives Out  Interview.

INTEREST fo onOWN IN AACE TO CONTROL OI   DEPLETION OF RESERVES IN THIS COUNTRY CHARACTERIZED AS ALARMING,

ONLY 20 YEARS SUPPLY OF FUEL ONL IN COUNTRY   Fields in United States Are Being Depleted at a Rapid Rate, According to Report Sent to Wilson.

RAGE FOR WORLD ONL PRODUCTION   Arises From Alarming Depletion of Supply   IN THE UNITED STATES   While this Country Contributes 69 Per Cent of Oil Supply of World.40 Per Cent of Its Producing Fields Have Been Exhausted it is Said— Future Prospects Not Bricht

JANITOR GETS ESTATE,      Leaves City Hall Post To Claim Prop erty In West.

UNVAIL VERDUN MONUMENT   Gifts of an American Marks Famous ‘Trench of Bayonets.”

TRENCH OF BAYONETS   SHAFT DEDICATED IN HONOR OF FRENCH HEROES.   Monument Unveiled at Verdun Where Battalicn of Soldiers Were Entombed—Gift of American.

TO FRENCH HEROES   Verdun Monument Unveiled a “Trench of Bayonets.”   Shaft ts Over Tr

LITHUANIAN TROOPS MUTINIED   KRevno Railway Station and Other Buildings Under Fire.

Hntl UPON oY CTAIKING WEN   No One Wounded In At tack By Sympathizers Of Strike.   NO SETTLEMENT NEAR   Another Attempt At Medjation Made On : Wednesday.

STRIKERS FIRE UPON --AAPID TAANSIT TRAN   Three Shots Fired But No One Wounded—Nine Men Arrested After Chace

a ie ad  JANITOR GETS FORTUNE   Inheritance Causes Win to Lose Job in Drug Store,

Janitor Who Inherits Fortune Loses His Jot Because of Popularity

JANITOR WHO FELL HEIR TO $250,000 LOSES HIS JOB BECAUSE OF POPUARITY

FIND HERRERO GUILTY DEATH OF CARRANZA      Special Investigating Committee Dispels Theory Former President Killed Self,:   WAS SHOT WHILE IN BED FRIDAY MORNING   Assassin Still at Large anc  Us Paine Hy ures Down " or Trial, &

Blame Is Placed Upon Rudoifo Herrero by Commission Sent to Investigate: He Betrayed the Trust of Deposed President in Directing Assassings. Savs Commission.

INVESTIGATION OF CARRANZA'S DEATH   Biame for Assassination of Former President Placed on Herrero  by Commission.   MOTIVE TO BE DETERMINED   Band of Assailants Secured Confidence of the Fugitive and His Party and Then Betrayed Him.

Blame Traitor For Murder Of Carranza   Mesican Revolutionary buvestigating Committee Charges Herrtro and Hix Followers of Assassinating Deposed President

CARRANZA’S MURDER BLAME PLACEI   Commission Reports Herrero Gained Confidence of Chief and Planned Kill sao   SUICIDE STORY FALSE

CARRANZA $ SUICIDE 18 GIVEN LIE   Death Came As Result of Attack By His Assassins.

HERRERA PLOTTED DEATH OF CARRINZA “POMMISSION FIN   Report by Investigating Body, ~ Sent to Scene of Murder, Shows Foul Play.

FIERKERG CAREPUTEY. PLAN: “NED HIS COUP BY, QAINENG _  GARRANZA'S PRIERDSHEP,       “ATTACK WAS MADE IN THE “NIGHT—FIRST SHOTS WOUND. BH. AND SECOND KILLED,

HERRARA BLAMED FOR DEATH OF PRES, CARRAN?I      mt fe Uavestizate Make  Kepart to General Pa         FORMAL WEARING TO RE HELD LATER   Carvanz’s Hus Attacked From All Sides—Hle Was the Only Man

HERRERO AND HIS FOLLOWERS +, FACE CHARGES      Will Have To ‘Answer For Death Of Carranza Commission Declares.

BLAME IS FIXED FORTHE DEATH OF CARRANZA       COMMISSION SEND. TO TLANCAT. ANTONGO YLACKES GIULT ON RUPOLYO HERRERO AND Ts FOLLOWERS. , .

OFFICIALS PLACE BLAME ON HERRERO FOR KILLING OF EX-PRESIDENT CARRAN.

THEY KILLED HIM   Herrero and Followers are Charged’ With Killing President Carranza   HE WAS IN HIS HUT   And Second Volley of Bul. lets Did the Work— Commission Reports

CARRANZA VICTIM DF VILE MURDER   BETRAYED BY FRIENDS AND  SLAIN WHILE ASLEEP. A io   HERRERO S HELD FOR CRIME   Commission Sent to Investigate the Affair Charges Him With Being Responsible—Even President's Guards Were in the Plot, _

Report of Coimmission - ‘Definitely Blames Him With the “= Assassination.

COMMISSION SAYS HERRERA T0 BLAME CARRANZA DEATE   (ShS THAT PORMWAL HEARINGS BP HEED TO DETERMINE HER. RERA'S MOTIVE AND 4‘dantei ig

CHARGE HERRERO WITH MURDER OF PRES. CARRANZ!   GEN. OBREGON APPOINTS COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE MURDER OF PRES,

UNIVERSAL ARMY TRAINING TAKEN FROM HOUSE BIL!   Maximum Peace-time Army  ing Conside

WEW U. S. PEAGE TIME ARMY   Mioximuin strength 299,000 Mon ond = at €)4Ctranc

SEVERAL DELGATIONS 10 VISIT MARION THIS WEEK      400 G. A. R. Members on Way to National Encampment Will .Stop Over in Marion, =a   TOMORROW KENTUCKIANS _ AND TENNESSEEANS CALL    Delegation from Important Border: States to Listen to Candidate Discuss Campaign Issues,   SENDS REPLY TO HALLANAN   Copy of Letter te Citizen of Brockton, Masg., Regarding League : of Nations Given Oat.  A

VETERANS Vall HARDING'S HOME   No Flags, No Banners and No Bands on Sunday  ONE HUNDRED STRONG   Grand Army Men Pause at Marion to Shake Hand of Republican Candidate—Conferences are Held with Prominent Party Men—Favorahle Statement by Labor

EASTERN LABOR S FOR HARDING   Massachusetts Department of A. F. L. Send Nominee Pledge of Ald.   COX [EAVES CALIFORNIA

BUSY WEEK — AT HARDING FRONT. PORCH   NOMINEE WILL ADDRESS G. A. R. VETER' ANS AND OTHER CIT wreewaarcy «   Receives Letter.from Laboring: Men, Declaring. They Are Americans First and Opposed to League, of Nie  Hong.”

LABOR MEN’ STAND ON AMERICANISM IS CHEERED BY HARDING   Cox Is Using Loud Pedal on League Issue in Southern California.

MEN OF SRAND ARNT VISIT GANDIDATE   Received by Senator Harding Without Speeches or- Band.   SHEEP ARD WOOL. BUREAU.   Representative Discusses With  Republican Presidential  ’ Nominee Pending’ Legisla tion Requiring” Branding  of  Shoddies to Protect Buyer— Praige for Harding.

G. AR. VETS 10 HEAR HARDING   DELEGATION OF 4,000 TO HEAR FRONT PORCH SPEECH

ALB. VETER AT “FRONT PORCH   Visit Candidate on Way to Encampment

HARDING LABOR STAND ENDORSED   Is Sympathetic With Cause Workers, Union Heads Say After Talk With Candidate   COX IN SAN DIEGO   Continues Strenuous Campaigning Towr—Both Nominees Support Physical Education

HARDING TO ANDRESS VETERANS OF 6. ALR,   Four Other Front Porch Speech es On Schedule Of Candidate This Week.

SAYS HARDING'S SPEECHES WIN   G O P BOOSTER ASSERTS THAT DEMO. VILLIFICATION IS DISPLEASING

HARDING GREETS VETERANS   Republican Candidate Makes Front. Porch Speech to G. A. R. Men on Way to Encampment,

SHEA SAYS MER ARE FED UP ON FAKE PROMISES   “No Longer Patriotic Only to Be Plundered,”’ Is Assertion.   N.¥.¢c Embergo Off.

CURUPEAN CRASH TE GUT COST   Bankers Predict Tumble ii American .Food Prices in Near Future.

arr HARD FALL FOR ~ HIGH COST OF LIVING INEXCHANGE. COLLAPSE   Bankers Say American Consumer Will Benefit ‘From Situation—Heuston Says Europe Must Go to Work——Englard Sees Drop in American Exports

MRS. ALEX BURNSIDE EXPIRES NEAR ARBELE   LONG ILLNESS TERMINATES SUN DAY — DEATH DUE TO. ARTERIO SCLEROSIS.

MRS. ALEX BURNSIDE EXPIRES NEAR ARBEL/   Leng Ilimess Terminates At Family Home Sunday—Death Due to Arteréo Sclerosis..

IP EGULATIONON M0 NILOUN'S OTAND UF CWARD MEXICO FO!   Policy of “Hands Off” o1 Condemnation of Revolution Is Expected

los WiLath AND MEX. REVOLT   Thought President’s Position Will Become Known As the Revolution Proaresess.

CHRISTMAS MONEY. FOR DISABLED MEN   Bureau of War Risk Insurance Will Have Checks Out Early This Month

MACOWINEY oUFFERS ANOTHER RELAPOE; RIOTS ARE FEAREL   Sinn Fein Hunger Strikers Are In Serious Condition.

BRITAIN SEES IRISH SITUATION GROWING MARE TENSE NAIL Y   ‘Starving Lord. Mayor Has Drawn Nearer Death In  Last Few Hours.   SPENT COOD NICHT   Troops And Police Ready For Strenuous Duty In Event Of His Death.

DENY M'SWINEY HAS BEEN FED IN THE PRISON  AND YET HE PASSED A BETTER NIGHT AND TALKED SOME.   BEEN FASTING FOR THIRTY-TWO DAYS

PARAGRAPHS OF * LOCAL INTERES!   Brief Mention of Local Peo‘ple and Happenings in and Around Colfax.

HIG GAMBLING HOUSE TO BE CONVERTED INTO A CHARITY HOSPITA   PLACE FORMERLY KNOWN A! “THE WHEEL” AND BUILT AT COST OF HALF MILLION.

CHANCE PALACE AS HOSPITAL   Notorious Chinese Gambling Hell to Be Confiscated by Government,

FRENCH NOW HAVE TROOPS IN FRANKFORT   Action Taken. Came As Complete Surprise To Germans, Who  Contemplate Filing Protest With Alfiac.  }   FEW SHOTS WERE FIRED   Towns. Of Dramstadt and Frankfort Encircled and Troops  Were Stationed “At Important Ty oe.   U. S. SUPPORT WITHDRAWN

LAWRENCE DAY. AT!’ FAIR TOMORROW      The Journal-World Will Come off the Press dt Noon for the Oveasion

LAWRENCE DAY: AT FAIR TOMORROW      The Journal. Waele Will Come off the Press At Neon for the Occasion

EBERT CAUSED PLOT 10 BREAK PREMATURELY   KNEW SOMETHING WAS GOING ON AND WNWITTINGLY FORCED KAPP'S HAND   London Times Man Savs Censorshi» Is That of Former Member Frelish Parliament.

HANDS OF REVOLUTIONISTS FORCED BY CIRCUMSTANCES   Government Gets Wind of Intended Coup Through Accident When Lieutenant Refuses to Obey Order.

REPRIEVES SAVE FIGHT FROM ROPE   Only Two Of Ten Men Con victed Are Hanged At Chicago

CHICAGO HANGING REDUCED T0 TWO PAYING PENALTY   OUT OF 10 SENTENCED WHO WERE TO BE HANGED, Q ESCAPED NEATH.   TWO LONELY FIGURES MOUNTED THE GALLOWS

Lo] REDGECD FR HANGMAN'S PART)   Noose Choked Out Only Two Lives in'Cook County Jaiivard Thice Morning

Eight Condemned and Sen tenced Murderers in Chicago Are Reprieved.   Two of Three Sentenced to Dit Tomorrow Also Given Life Extension.

FIGHT HEN SAVED ~~ FROM HEMPROPI   Reprieve Is Granted by Ger “ernorLowden---Tivo Died if Karly Hour Today.

CITY SCHOOL BOARD NOT ADVERSE = JO RAISING WAGES OF TEACHERS   CHIEF DIFFICULTY CONFRONTING THE BOARD SEEMS TO BE A SHORTAGE OF FUNDS—THE REV. ©. £. FLYNN ABLY FILLED PLACE OF ABSENT SPEAKER—WEATHER KEPT MANY AWAY.

SCHOOL BUARD MEETING OF PRINCETOR   Kev. €. K. Flynn», formerly of Cory don and Representative Smith . Speakers

Diplomats Want Advance Information on What New President Will Do.   EUROPEANS WANT ACTION   Possible That Present League Will Be Retained Even HU. S. is Out.

DIPLOMATS BUSY “GIRAINING EVES. TOWARDS MARION   Watching for Signs Indicating What Foreign Policy of Harding Will Be   ACOURATE INFORMATION, HOWEVER, HARD TO GET   But. Ambassadors and Ministers Remain Hopeful Regarding Situation   EUROPE PLAYING A GAME   All Moves Are in Direction of Securing American Co’ operation

DIPLOMATS WATCH SENATOR HARDIN   =nvoys from Other Nations Eager to Learn Probable Foreign Policy of the Next American Administration.

Hope He. Will Do Something to Bri rope atid America Closer Togeth He Retain Leacnue “Machinery?

RESTAURANT KEEPERS END MERCHANTS HELE VIOLATION LEVER AGT   THIRTY BUSINESS MEN OF OKLAHOMA CITY ARRESTED IN FED ERAL INDICTMENTS,

VIOLATIONS OF LEVER AC}   Thirty Merchants and Restaurant Proprietors  Arrested Today

DEATH FOLLOWS IN WAKE — OF ESTHONIAN BLIZZARD   ‘Red Gress Workers Find Many Babies i Fregen at Mothers’ Breasts Among  Btorm Victimne

BABIES FROZEN TE DEATH IN MOTHER'S ARNG, WORKERS SA   Storm Sweeps Over Esthoni: Leaving Long Death List In Wake   CONGRESS ASKED FOR . RELIEF FOR EUROPE   Authority To Advance 150 “Millions For Food Is Asked By Sec’y: Glass

THOUOART Ot BLIZZ RAD INES THO NE   HUNDRERS OF BODIES FOUND DT  FORESTS: BABIES FREEZE AT MOTHERS BREASTS.

THOUSANDS FREEZE AS BLIZZARD. HITS ESTHONIAN °GITIES      Babies, Die on ‘Mothers’ Breasts as In‘tense ‘Cold Sweeps Over Baltic Nation on New Year's Day. :

THOUSAND FROZEN TO DEATH ON NEW YEARS   REFUGEES OF ESTHONIA ARE CAUGHT IN {CY GALE WHICH SWEPT DESTITUTE COUNTRY

DEAD IN A BLIZZARD   TALE OF HORROR COMFS FROM FORESTS OF ESTHOMNIA,   Thonsands Frozen, to Death on New Year's Dry When Russia Was ~ Swept. by Storm. -

TROUGANDS DEAD UF GOLD. REPORT FROM ESTHONIA   300 Bodies of Refugees Found in Forest: Babies Victims. U. S. Workers Advise.

THOUSAND DIE IN ESTHONIAN BLIZZARD   Reparts State That ‘That Many Peo ple Died in Bad Storm Which Swept That country. ‘Three Hundred Bodies Found. 5

GETTING READY FOR TRIALL OF WAR CRIMINAL!   German Prosecutor Calls for Addresses of All Named tn Allied Jiet 

‘Montana Merchants Took From  34 to 75 Per Cent Profits on Goods Declares Trade Board

SMALL POX EPIDEMIC.   Twelve Thousand Quarantined East Chicago Yesterday.

BMALL POX EPIDEMIC.   Twelve Thousand - Quarantined; in East. Chicago Yesterday. . ~

TO DEDICATE PARKS ROAD      National Highway to Connect Elever of Nation’s Playgrounds 

UARRANZA ME SEEKING PEACE   Delegation From the Mexican  Congress Trying for Parley With Rebels.   WISH TO SETTLE THE DIFFERENCES   U. S. Attitude Towards the Mexican Situation is  Unchanged.

NEW PROPOSAL 10 ALY POSSIBLE   Great Britain, France and America May Present New Solution as Result of Wilson's Suggestion.   REPLY IN HANDS OF POLK   Acting Secretary of State is Familiar With Adriatic Situation Because of Work in Paris.

PERSONAL LIBERTY LEAGUE WARES TQ WILSON FOR HEL   Wants Convention to Declare for Modification. of Law Against Beer, .Wine.

WETS URGE SUPPOR!   INDIANA PERSONAL LIBERTY LEAGUE SENDS APPEALS TO WILSON AND TAGGART.

WETS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   Personal Liberty League Wants Vel atenad Act Medified.

French. Consecrate Chateau Thierry As American “Valley of Victory”

MARK SGENE OF TURNING POINT OF GREAT WAR   ‘THE VALLEY OIF VICTORY.”   FRENCH HONOR MEMORY OF OUR TROOPS ON THE MARNE.

THIERRY FIELD CONSECRATEL   Amhassador Wailace Takes Part i Bestowing Medals on Famed & War Town. :

CONSECRATED, BATTLE GROUND   Solemn Ceremony at Chateau Thierry Where’. American and French Troops Fell. _

CONSECRATE A BATTI EFIELD.   Presentation of Lexion of Honor to  Chatean Thierry.

VALLEY OF VICTORY NEW NAME GIVER CHATEAU THIERRY   American Ambassador So Designates Scene cf Deadly Battle

ORGANIZATION COMPLETE.   Schools of City Now Ready For Vire Ceaning Vear’s Work.

ATION COMPLEIFE.              Schools ot ‘City Now Ready ‘Cans Year's Wark. I.

; .TO BE HAD   Will Be Secret. and_ for Purpose of Creating ‘Bishops. Only -

LANSING RESIGNS   THE NINTH MEMBER TO QUM CABINET.   Accused of Usurping  DPresidential  Authority.

PRESIDENT ACCEPTS   Wilson Takes Exception To Lansing’s Assumption of Presidential Authority in Calling Cabinet Meetings.

LANSING TOLD 10 GET HENCE   SECRETARY OF STATE BREAKS WITH THE PRESIDENT.   OUT OF CABINET BY REQUEST   TENDERS RESIGNATION AND THE SAME ACCEPTED.   Dean of Official Family Accused by His Chief of Assaeming Asethurity Which Rests Alone ia White Hoase.   Had No Voice At Pars.

USURPED WILSON’S POWER, IS CHARGE   Resigns Post Virtually at Request of President Who Denounces Him For Calling Cabinet Meetings During His Illness   LANSING DEFENDS ACTION   Denies Allegation He Sought to Assume Executive Authority and Says He Would Have Been Derelict in His Duty if He Had Failed to Act as He Did

LANSING SIGHS ~ GABINET POSITIOK   Giils as Heead of. Americar State Department,   th GISPUTE ‘WITH WILSOK   (Trouble Btarted Over Informal Gonferences Held: by Hends of Executive Departments—  . Becrebary Suys He Constant.  . ly Endeavored to Garry 0 Ou  Policies of Execut!

Long: Standing Disagr em Over Foreign Policy  En “in Open Rupture,      SHARP LETTERS SHOW     ANIMOSITY BETWEEN.   Secretary Declares ‘Sug tions Repeatedly Ove  - ruled. -- Executive Avers Cooperation Lacking.

DIFFERENGES DATE BACK 10 JANUARY, 1919, LETTERS oni   Began at the Peace Conference in Paris and Had Continued Since That Time.   GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE TOWARD MEXICO ONE   Retiring Official Denies He Ever Sought or Intended to Usurp Presidential Authority and Still Believes Conferences Were for the Best Interests of the Republic.

rhe Secretary of State Resigns When Accused by Wilson of Usurpation of Presidential Authority in Holding Cabinet Meetings.   Differences Over Peace Conference Deals and Mexican Policy Were Sharply Drawn.   But Cabinet Head Stuck to Pest Rather Than Embarrass Wilson at Critical Time.   PROFOUND RELIEF’ IN GOING   Resignation Letter Shows Mr. Lan« sing Is Glad to End an Impossible Situation.

‘xchange of Letters Between Wilson and Lansing End in j. Latter Tendering Resignation   PRESIDENT ACCEPTS   Wilson Takes Exception To Lansing’s Assumption of Presidential Authority in Calling Cabinet Meetings.

BREAK COMES AFTER MONTHS OF FRICTION BETWEEN MEN; WILSON BITTER IN LETTER

SEGRETARY LANSING LEAVES CABINET   After Being Accused by Wil. son of Directing Affairs of State   FRICTION BEGAN AT PARIS

President Accuses Secretary of State of Too Much lnitiative During yt Sichness-Cabine Conferences Strongly Chjected To—Lansing Harks   Back to Other Differences in baer  dence With Chief Executive =

LANSING RESIGNS  trad.   THEE NINTH MEMBER TO QUI         sed ot Vsurpin       Authority. © -

PRESIDENT SAYS “CABINET MEMBER USURPED POWER DELEGATED T0 EXECUTIVE   Cailing Meetings of Official Family During Illness of Nation’s Head Displeasing to Chief, Though Differences With Secretary of State Began at Conference in Paris.

PRESIDENF REQUESTED LANSING RESIGNATION AS STATE SECRETARY   volrespondenceBetween Mr. Wilson And The Head Of The State Department Disclosed They NoLonger Thought In Same Groove

In Exchange of Curt Letters President and Secretary of state Clash and Resignation of Latter is  Tyemanded   CORRESPONDENCE REVEALS AN AMAZING ADMINISTRATION BREAK   PLR TAKES VACANT POST

SECRETARY LANSING RESIGNS FROM CARINET   Mr. Wilson, Partially Recovered, Demonstrates That He is still President.

IS ACCUSED OF USURPING  POWERS OF PRES. WILSOW      President Writes That Secre tary of State Overstepped Hie Boaunde  ae      CALLED MEETINGS OF , DEPARTMENT OFFICERS   Wilson Was Sick, Cabinet Conferences Necessary, Lansing Believes. __

PRESIDENT CHARGES OFFICIAL USURPED EXECUTIVE'S POWER   Break Between Two Dates from January, 1919, the Secretary’s Letter Shows.   I. L. POLK MENTIONED AS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR   President ixpresses Disappointment at His Action in Calling Cabinet Meetings.

President ‘Accuses Seéretarv. of. interfering Witte His Sole ~ Right to “all Cabinet Meetings. atte

SERIES OF CANDID LETTERS MADE PUBLIC—CABINET CONFERENCES “WERE FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF THE REPUBLIC", ASSERTS LANSING.   HY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LANSING GETS CUT. WHEN WILSON SAYS HE USURPED POWER   Secretary of State Quits Office Virtually Under Pressure From the Chief Executive:   HOT LETTERS EXCHANGED   President Tells Secretary He Had No Right to Call Cabinet Conferences. _

LANSING RESIGKS CABINET POSITION   Quits as Heead of American State Department.   IN DISPUTE WITH WILSON   Trouble Started Over Informal Conferences Held by Heads of Executive Departments— Secretary Says He Constant. ly Endeavored to Carry Out Policies of Executive.

MURDERER AND SUICIDE DIES   Geister- Who Shot and Killed Wife o Employer and Then Shot Him- — : seli Passed Out —

TRAGEDY ENACTED: TWO DEAD   Chauffeur Kills Employer’s Wife, Then Self  FOUND ALONG ROAD  Farmers Tell of Speeding Machine   FOUND ALONG ROAD

CHAUFFEUR 1S DEAD; WOMAN DIED YESTERDA   Relieved «Chauffeur “Shot the Women: While Ont Riding in Connecticut.

WOMAN KILLED BY CHAUFFEUR   Employe Then Turned Cun On Self :   Woman Was Killed InstentlyWas Wife of Prominent New York Broker.

CHAUFFEUR KILLS WOMAN AND SELF   Two Deaths Occur As . Result of (Shooting Tragedy ‘ in East.

CHAUFFEUR KILLS. WOMAN AND SELF   Motorists Find Body of Woman and Man Barely Alive in Lonely Spot In Connecticut.

Mrs. Arthur E. De Cordover of New York City Slain.   ‘MURDERER THEN KILLED HIMSELF   Double Tragedy Occurred or Lonely Connecticut Road.

CHAUFFEUR SHOOTS EMPLOYER AND SEU   Prominent New York Wom an Found Dead Near Roadside and Beside Her Body  Of Driver of Her Private  Car.—Wite of Broker.

MURDERER AND SUICIDE DIES   Geisler Who Shot and Killed Wite -Employer and. Then Shot Him, seli Passed Out

Chauffeur and Wife of His Neighbor Found on Lonely Road After Long Auto Ride; Whiskey and Cigarets Hint at Cause of Tragedy.

CHAUFFEUR ILLS WIFE. OF EMPLOYER   JOVRIDE RESULTS IN A MUR, DER AND A SUICIDE AT NEW LONDON,      WOMAN WAS SPENDING SUM. MER AT NEW LONDON WITH HER CHILDREN,

RIVER KILLS WIFE EMPLOYER   After Killing “Woman Turns Gun on Himself.

GHAUTTEUR ILLS Witt (IF BROKER   Driver Then Turns Gun Upon Himself and Dies of Wound Inflicted.   Prominent New Yorker Hurries To Connecticut Where Wife ls Murdered. ‘

Intervention by Wilson Postpones Settlement of Adriadic Questior

‘EUROPEAN NATIO WITH LATEST NO.      Informed Entente That If They Settle. riatic Question Without American currence the U. S. Cannot Co Itself. About Pending Questions.

HARDING CONFERS WITH LEADERS ON FINANGE QUESTION   Campaign Issues Are Outlinec And Contributions Limited To $1,000—Coolidge to Meet With Nominees,

HARDING FAVORS $1,000 LIMIT 10. CONTRIBUTIONS   Discusses Campaign  Witt Thompson; Roosevelt Endorses G. GO. P. Nominee

HARDING CONFERS. "BOSTON SOO!               ontributions toRe publican ‘Campaign’ Fund Limited © to “One Thaiannd Dollars. 9

CANDIDATE CONFERS, WITH PARTY LEADERS   Thompson and Roosevelt See Hardin; and Come Away Well Pleased With Situation

HARDING CONTEND WITH ADOGEVELT (IN PARTY PLANS   Nominee Also Has Conference With W. B. Thompson On Coming Campaign   CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS ARE LIMITED TO $10,000   Harding and Coolidge Slated for Important Conference Some Time Next Week

6. 0. P. CANDIDATE AND PARTY CHIEFS LAY FURTHER PLANS   WILLIAM B. 3 THOMPSON AND  THEODORE ROOSEVELT MEET WITH HARDING,

ROOSEVELT CALLS ON G. 0. P. CANDIDATE   Senator Harding and Gov. Coolidge Will Meet Wednesday of Next Week tc Discuss Campaign Plans

LIMIT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS 10 THOUSAND DOLLARS   Suggestion of Presidential Nominee Will be Followed by Republican Committee.   STRONGLY ENDORSED BY TEDDY ROOSEVELT, JR.   Interest Expressed in Political Circles in Announcement That Senator Harding Will Confer With His Running Mate Next Wednesday.

TWO NOMINEES TO HOLD CONFERENCE   Harding and Coolidge Will Discuss Coming Campaign Next Wednesday   SOCIALISTS ISSUE DEFI      Contributions to G. 0. P. Fund Again Will Be Limited, They Say

GOOLIDGE WILL ViolT HARDING   G. 0. P. Standard Bearers Wil Exchange Views Next Wednesday in Washington.

HARDING TALKS ABOUT FINANC   Contributions to His Cam. paign Fund Limited to 51,000.

NO BIG SLUSH FOND SOUGHT BY HARDING   CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL   ONLY MODEST CONTRIBUTIONS FOR MIS CAMPAIGS.   lAmtt ef a Theasaad Dellars Decided Upese by Ways aed NWeane (Chaismaa—Celene!l Roesevelt a Supporter.

It developed today that Charles Ponzi of 27 School st, in his $5,000,000.

ROBBERS GET UNSET JEWELS WORTH FORTUNE   Throw Ammonia Into Face of Duluth Jewelry Store Owner While He Showed Diamonds.

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN CONCEDES  TEN STATES 10 THE DEMOCRATS   Democratic Chairman Lists 13 States As Doubtful, Chances Poor In 14 Others With Ohio, Indiana, Illinois And West Virginia Deciding The  "Contest In November ;   By FLOYD MacGRIFF, I. N. 8. Stal Correspondent. (Copyright 1920 by 1. N. S)

Each Has It Settled That His Candidate For President Will Win,--So Take Your! Pick, And Forget It.  

CHIEFS TALK ‘BRASS TACKS’   30th Chairmen Hays and White Interviewed Tell Not What They Hope for, But What  "Thaw, hewenk   CONCLUSIONS

! Republican and Democratic National Chairmer Cite States and Figures.    HAYS IS CONFIDENT, WHITE SEES CHANCE   :Claim is Made Republicans ! May Break Into the Demoeratic ‘‘Solid South.”

as lf " % wy a + & a  a   - Public Service Commission Rec ommends Closing of All Non-Essentials.   “FO INSURE COAL SBRPLUS   i.Local Coal Deafers Say Situation is Worst in History of Shelbyville.

Public Service Comfnission Recommends Closing of All Non-Essentials.   TO INSURE COAL SURPLUS   Local Coa! Dealers Say Situetion is Worst jin Higtory of Shetbynitla.

GIRL GETS FORTUNE OF MAN SHE HELPEL   Inherits $100,000 Estate o Blind Story Writer.

GIRL-GETS FORTUNE OF MAN SHE HELPED   Walter P, Phillips Leaves His $£00,.  OOD 10 Miss Franuecs Wood,

LAST FREE-FORALL’ PRIMARY [5 HELO IN OREGON   selection of Republican Delegates to Be Practically Concluded Today   GOVERNOR COX LEADING INSTRUCTED DELEGATES   LOWDEN GAINS ON UNIN STRUCTED DELEGATES; GEN WOOD HOPES FOR NOMINA TION ON SECOND BALLOT.

Nearly All Delegates _ Have Been Elected   Both Republicans and Democrats Now On Final Windup- -Wood and McAdoo Lead in Advance Count.

LAST FREE FOR ALLIN OREGON   Both Parties Hold Primary 1 Western State to Pick the Presidential Candidate.   LEAGUE PLAYING PART

FIVE REPUBLICANS ARE CON TESTING FOR WESTERN STATE'S ENDORSE.  MENT TODAY.   LOWDEN SHOWS BIG GAI)    AMinasis Governor Is Second in Nutmber of “Uainstructed” Delegates —Wood Supporters Believe His Nomination is Assured,

FIVE REPUBLICANS BATTLE IN OREGON   ‘McAdoo Has No Opposition _ on Democratic Ballot - In State.   COX GAINING DELEGATES      Next, Week Will Practically ind Up Preconvention Work of Candidates,

COUNT ON WM.JENNINGS   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATS SURE HE WILL SUPPORT THE TICKET.

WHITE COUNTS ON “BRYAN   Democratic Chairman Predicts Nebras kan will Give Support to Cox

CHAIRMAN WHITE THINKS BRYAN WILL SUPPORT CANDIDACY OF GOVERNOR COX FOR THE PRESINEN CY

WRECK ON “PEAINGY” KILLS 4 INJURES MANY   Rear Truck of Double-Header Engine Jumps Track, Derailing Nine Cars.

TABLES TURNED ON BULL FIGHTER    Madrid’s Favorite Has Been Killer in Ring Where He Had Earned  Fortune,

BULL KILLS NOTED SPANISH TOREADOR   GALLITO WAS TOSSED WHEN HE ENTERED RING TO SAVE ANOTHER FIGHTER,

NOTTD TORPAPOR 5 KILLED   Gallite Loses His Life fa Attempt to Save Priend.

MEADOR JOINS LOCAL TEAM.   Pirate Pitcher Leaves Pittsburch Chub for Oil City.

““RDING SPEAKS FOR THE PARTY   Says He’ll Accept President Wilson’s Challenge on League of Nations   G. 0. P. CONVENTION   Was “Prussian in Inspiration and Method,” Says Wilson in Interview

DEM, COMMITTEE ‘SEEMS READY TO MAKE pe LEABINE ISSUE   Talk of Renominating Pres. Wilson-—Great: Body of- Delegates. Are. Uninstructed— Only. 11 States Send Instructed Delegations.

DEMOCRATS WIL BAGK THE LEAGUE   NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN AND DELEGATES ACCEPT HIS SPOKEN VIEW   DELEGATES UNINSTRUCTED   Talk of a Third Term For the  President Still In the Background—Has No Instruc-  ted Delegations, 

CTHER BIG POWERS WILL JOIN LEAGUE’   4. J. BALFOUR SAYS FOUR NA.  pubes READY TO ENTER RGANIZATION   The Question of the Reculation ut! Danzig Considered By the Council

LEAGUE COUNCIL ENDS SESSION   Danzig Question is Referred to ‘Assembly at Geneva   LEAYES TERRITORY TO VOTE   Piebiscite te Decide Poiand-Lith. uania Dispute

LEAGUE COUNCIL CLOSED SES AT BRUSSELS   Considered Many Important “Matters Including. Boundary Disputes With Poland. —  Danzig Referred to General A acammbler.

PREDICTION BY MR. BALFOUR   our Great Powers Not Nov : Members of League Will Enter It Shortly.

ORDER PLEBISCITE TO SETTLE POLISH DISPUTE OVER LANI   League of Nations Council Re. fers Danzig Question to League Assemblv Meetine

LEAGUE COUNCIL = GLOSED SESSIONS AT ARUSSELS TODAY   Considered Many Important ‘Matters Including. Boundary Disputes With Poland. — Danzig Referred to General  Acseombly.

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE CLOSES SESSIONS   Danzig Question Referred - « to Assembly:

4 GREAT POWERS TO JOIN LEAGUE, BALFOUR STATES   Council Session in Brussel: Comes to a Close.   Counell Decides on Plebiselte as 10 Disposition of Land Inylyed in Pole-Lithnanlin War.

ORDER PLEBISCITE TO SETTLE POLISH — DISPUTE OVER LANI   League of Nations Council Re

LEAGUE COUNCIL ADJOURNS   Lithuanian and Polish Dispute Goe: to ASsemblyBalfour Predicts U. S. Entrance.

SAYS PUBLIC SHOULD NOT BE ON BOARDS   Average Citizen Knows Little Con. cerning Railroad Conditions Says Brotherhood Official

Opposes Public Arbitration Board:   L. E. Sheppard, President of Orde of Railway Conductors Talked te Chtieavo City Chib,

“WOULD OMIT PUBLIC,   Union Head Says Larman Decs Not Know Enough About Mall Problems to be Fair.

WOULD OMIT PUBLIC FROM LABOR BOARDS   Shepard Says Public _ Representative Is Not Properly Informed:

NOT SUFFICIENTLY POSTED 10 BE FAK   President Order Railway Conductors  Arrays Representatives of Public On Arbitration Boards.

OF ARBITRATION ON MATTERS PERTAINING TO R.’R. LABOR  PROBLEMS.   [Chief of Railway Conductors Says Public Should be. Left Qut of Issue — Know So Tatile

BARS PUBLIC ARBITRATOR      Raliroad Brotherhood Executive Says Ignorance Prevents Fair Dealing

TRADE BOARD HEAD ouIT:      Resignation of W. B. Colvin Received at the White Howse in X _ tdashinaten. .

TRADE BOARD HEAD QUITS   Resignation of W. B. Colvin Received at the White House in Washington,

THOUSANDS OF MINERS TAKING “VACATIONS?   Ali Callerics in District No, 1 Are Adie Today—Strike Not Sanotioned by Organization.

ONLOOKERS SEE 2 FLIERS DIE   Men Are Buried Beneath Wreckage in Plunge an Texas Field.

KILLED BY AN AIRPLANE FALL   Army Lieuterant and Sergeant Weet Death at Sanderses, Tex.

CARRANZA AND DIAZ ARE HEROES   Mexican People Eager for Bus Statues of Their Overthrown Presidents,

FAVOR PEACE CONFERENCE.   Soviets Also Inform Britain of! Willingness to Accent Armistice With Polend.

RUSSIA SINCERELY FOR PEACE   Surprised That Grent Britain Should Interrupt Negotiations.

MOSCOW ASKS PEACE   Reds Willing to Meet Allies for Conference.   Surrender of General Wrangie Onl: String to Bid—Promise to Protect Him.

RUSSIANS READY TO MAKE PEACE, BUT DEMANDING SURRENDER OF WRANGLI

PEACE PROPOSAL A OKIFUIL MOVE   Soviets Sieze Allied Demand As Opportunity To Seek Recognition.   Action By Reds Places France In Very Delicate Political Position.

BOLSHEVIK! TO MEET ALLIES ON CONDITION   Demand Surrender of Gen Wrangel First   Willing to Come to London for Peace Conference

NOULO MEET ALLIES FOR WORLD CONFERENCE ON ENDING BATTLE   GERMANY IS NEUTRAL AND WILL NOT ALLOW ARMS TO GO.   SAID ALLIES HAVE TRIED TO ENLIST HUNS ON POLISH SIDE OF STRUGGLE, BY OFFERING TO RETURN PROVINCE OF POSEN.   RED CT AIMS.

RUSSIA IS WILLING      Soviet Government will Meet Allies in Conferen

SOCK MEN FAVOR FEDERAL GONTROL OF MEAT PACKING   American » National Livestock Association Also Wants Peace Declaration.   ASK RETURN OF RAILROADS

LIVESTOCK MEN FOR REGULATION fF WEAT PACK   Cattlemen Pass Important Resolutions at Close of Convention; Approve Packers’  Anti-Trust Legislation;   Want Prompt Return of Railroads to Private Contrat

APPROVE PLANT.      Livestock, “Association: Goes on. Rec _ ‘ord: as Favoring Government . Control of: ‘the ‘Industry.

JW. THOMAS KILLED “AT RR. CROSSING   Was on Way to Sale in Buick Roadster When Struck by C.&E.I. Fast Trait

PARRAL GARRISON IN REVOLT   Also Reported That Troops at Jiminez Joined Rebels.

TROOPS AT PARRAL REVOLT   Four Thousand Men There and at Jiminez in the State of Chihuahua.

eo LOU J. REAUCHAMP, WELL“ KNOWN LECTURER, DIES AT MILFORD HOSPT

REPUBLICANS START FIGHT FOR THE EAST.   Open Congressional Headquarters tr New York And Will Contest Ground For Republican Congress.   By Associated Preece

SWISS CAREFULLY GUARD LLGYD-¢e0RE   Receive a Report That Sinn Fein ers Are On Way from Ireland to Assagsinate Him.

Belief Prevails in Washington That Danger of Collapse in Credit Situation Has Been Passed; Better Times Ahead.   WEIGHTY PROBLEMS ARE BEING SOLVED BY THOSE AFFECTED

CREDIT OF COUNTRY HAS STOOD THE TEST   Tee ory eat eae eae a a GUVERNMEFNT AGAIN FIRMLY ON ITS FINANCIAL LEGS.   Worst Believed to Be Over and a Change for the Better in Basi; neas Situation Due—Readjustment Still Ga.

BUSINESS MEN TAKE BRIGHTER VIEW OF FUTURE   Evidence in Washington Indicates Steady Return to Normal Conditions.   LABOR PRESENTS PROBLEM!   Reduction of Wages Will Cause Trouble Unless Workers Study Situation.

INCREASE IN FARE 1S ASKED   Chicago “L” Petitions for a Raise From 8 to 10 Cents.

CHICAGO “L” ASKS INCREASE   Petitions State Utilities Board for Boost From 8 to 10. Cent Fare.

LINDLEY CHEERED BY THE K. C. ALUMN   APPLAUSE GREETS ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLANS FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL  ALLEN’S STADIUM TALK   Lniversity Alumni Hear’ Discussions for Developing kh. U. in Many Ways

LINDLEY CHEERED RY THE K. C. ALUMN      APPLAUSE GREETS — ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLANS FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL   University Alumni Hear Discus: sions for Developing K. Ue in Many Ways

ANTILABOR PLANK IS DISCUSSED AT N. E. A   Little Opposition Expecied To Pre posed Plan ef Reorganization. Other Business. °

IEACHIERS BUSY AT SALT LAKE   Bu Little Opposition is Ex yected to Reorganization Plans.

EDUCATORS TURN DOWN PROJECTED ANTILABOR PLANK   Resolutions as Reported by Committee Do Not Contain Objectionable Feature.

Read What U. S. Department of Agri. culture Savs About What 2 Rats Can Do

Read What U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Says About What Twe Kats Can Do

Read What U.B Dept. of Agricultur Save About What Two Rate Can Do.

HARDING VOTES UNDER BATTERY OF THE CAMERAS   Stood Thirteenth in Line Anc Joked With Movie Men   Is Fifty-Five Years Old Today

CAMERAS CLICK WHEN © HARDING CASTS BALLOT   Votes on Fifty-fifth Anniversary of Birth.

HARDINGS VOTEEARLY _ AT MARION   AND. THEN. THE NEXT PRESIDENT GOES . FOR. GAME OF GOLF.   seekers for Office Already _ Communicate: With the ’ Senator ‘on the “Early - Bird’. Theory.

HOYNE READY T0 ARREST LATE SLAYEF   Head of Teamster Union Killed -in Labor Fight Renewal.

NEW OUTBREAK IN LABOR WAR   Head of Chicago Teamsters’ Council Killed in Office.

AUTHORITY GETS.CLUE” ~~ - {N CHICAGO LABOR WAR            Information Leading ‘to Arrest of Alay. er of Teamsters’ Conncil: Head, in » Haida of State's ‘Attorney ”

AUTHORITY GETS CLUE IN CHICAGO LABOR WAR   Information Leading to Arrest of Slay. er of Teamsters’ Council He: in Hands of State’s Attorney

ADVISE PRESIDENT 10 SIGE   Amendment of Transpertation Act te Held Up Anti-Trust Aet.

PRESIDENT ADVISED TO SIGN AMENDMENT   ‘Bin Recently Passed by Congress Would Stay Anti-Trust Clause a Year.

QUIT FOR GIVORGE. FOLLOWS GHARGES   Minister Charged With Vio lating Mann Act Asks Freedom.

LER TO LEGALIZE BUAING FOR TEXAS   GOV. SUBMITS BILL SUGGES TED BY THE AMERI-. CAN LEGION,   SUBMITS MANY SUBJECTS   ‘Numerous Local Measures Put Up  } To Law Makers By the Govceinor—Pass School Trus ) tee Bill.

BOXING BILL SENT BY GOVERNOR TODA)      SAID NECESSITY OF SUCH MEAS. URE APPARENT SINCE CAMPS ESTABLISHED IN TEXAS.

Right to Prevent ‘Curtailment of Production at Issue in Hearings

; aaa e q AN IMPORTANT ‘QUESTION 15) BEING CONSIDERED TODAY.    Has’ the Industrial Court a Right to Prevent. Flour Mills From Shutting Down...

RIGHT OF FLOUR MILLS TO CLOSE MAY BE SETTLED   Court Seeks to Know if  Shutdown Was Caused by Prien. Reaaenns

HAVE FLOUR MILLS THE RIGHT TO SHUT OFF THE PRODUCTION:   INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT FOR FIRST TIME MAKES EMPLOYING CONCERNS DEFEND.  ANTS IN” PROCEEDINGS

KANSAS COURT'S POWER DEBATED BY THE MILLERS   Seven Millers Are Cited Before Court to Show Cause for Curtailment

Kansas. Millers  ‘Haled Into Court  for Cutting Down Their Productior

HOCHRAN TELLS A VERY GRUESOME STORY OF BEING BURIED ALIVE BY MEXIGANS   Says Mexicans Drugged Him and Buried Him Alive to Secure $10,000 Reward For Killing Mexicans.

CACHAAIN GIVES NEW THEORY FOR “BURIAL IN EMPTY CRAVE CASE   THINKS HE WAS DRUGGED AND BURIED AND LATER RESUR.RECTED BY MEXICANS,

ABANDONED BY WIFE   ——  Hushand Files Suit For Divorce tt Locat Court

NIGHT RIDING   With Other Men Charged Against Wife in Divorce Complaint

ARGUMENT OPENS. OW PROFITEERING   rwo. ADDITIONAL CASES FILED ON SUGAR CHARGE AND TWwO ON COAL PROFTTEERING

OBREGON, MEXICAN CHIEF - EXECUTIVE, VISITS U. S.   President-Elect of Mexico Attends Texas State Fair, Witnesses Football Game and Is Guest of Honor at International Banquet—Delivers Address it Native Tongue to 3,000 Countrvmen at Dallas.

TEXANS ENTERTAIN MEXICAN EXECUTIVE   Obregon Gues* of Lor: Star State At Dallas Fair— Was Widely Cheered.

MEXICAN LEADER VISITS TEXAS   President- Elect Obregon. of Mesicc . Guest of State Fair—Promises Justice,

BENERAL OBREGON VISITOR IN TEXAS   PRESIDENT ELECT OF MEX! CO WAS GUEST OF STATE FAIR OF TEXAS   MADE ONLY ONE SPEECH   Assures His Hearers That Mexico Will Provide Justice for all Under His Administration

OBREGON A GUEST OF TRXAS   President-elect of Mexico Given Enthastastic Reception at State Fair at Dallas.

[HOOVER-FOR _ TREATY WITH  ” RESERVATIONS   ‘Says International Antagonism. Can't Be Moderated Untit. America Joins League of Nations.

HOOVER TALKS ABOUT TREATY   Says It Should. Be Accepted Unde Certain Conditions—UE, SS. Must doin the League ‘

HOOVER SPEAKS (ON: TREATY RATIEIGATION              Rays Treaty Should ibe Wefepted se : Long as ft Gives, U,  52 Free eft  dom of Nation

REATY SHOULD BE ACCEPTED AT ONCE HOOVER DECLARES   WORLD AND UNITED STATES SHOULD NOT BE KEPT WAITING ANY LONGER, WOOV ER AVERS   AMERICA IS PROTECTEL   Former Food Rirector Says Reserve tions Do Not Destroy Purnose of ,League and Should be Accepted by President

PEAGE AWAITS RATIFICATION, SAYS HOOVER   Says Document Should Be Accepted as Long as Freedom of Action Is Assured   RESERVATIONS SHOULD SATISFY MOST TIMID   AMERICA OUGHT NOT TO KEFI THE WORLD WATTING AN’ LONGER FOR SETTLEMENT HE DECLARES.

HOOVER SAYS TREATY SHOULD BE ACCEPTEL   Gentle Prod. for Wilson te Accept: Treaty Regardless of His Former Views.   DELAY HAS BEEN LONG

HOOVER FOR PACT AS IT STANDS   Declares World Shouid Not Be Kept Waiting Longer   MUST IOIN NATION LEAGUE   Original Draft Not Dangerously Undermined, He Asserts

United States Has Power 3 End Growing International  Antagonism. *   RESERVATIONS SHOULD __ SATISFY TIMID ON!   Thinks President and Follo¥ ers Should Not Stand. ink Wavy of Peace, «<3

SAVING THE ROADS             aes SUPERINTENI IGDLy  ~ PORC      am Has Been Placed on Ma Teary Vr

OAVING THE ADABE   SUPERINTENDENTS RIGIDLY ENFORCING THE LAW.   can) =6hnHMas Been Piaced~ on Many  Hieavy Trucks.

IENERAL BUDENNY'S FORCE: BEING SHOVED BACK ON FRONT OF 100 MILES

SCOPE OF DEFEAT OF REDS GROWING   Polish Communique Says Gen. Budenny’s Army Is Routed.

SCOPE. OF DEFEAT OF REDS GROWS   Way For Polish Advance Opens With Crushing of General Dubenny’'s Force North of Lemberg.

POLES ADVANCE MANY MILES   (RESHING DEFEAT OF GES, BE. PENSY HAS OPENED  ~~ an a

SCOPE OF DEFEAT GROWING   Crushing of Gen. Budenay Opens Way For Polish Advance.

POLISH VICTORY IS ENLARGED IN LEMBERG REGION   Budenny Falls Back i ~ Panie While Poles Advance on Wide Front

RED DEFEAT IS MOST CRUSHINE   Pole Victory in Lemburg Opens Way For a General Advance.

PUT PLEDGE SUPPORT 10 COX   One of Great New York City Independent Publications Announces Editorial Stand.   Waited for Harding to Abandon Policy of Negation and Was Disappointed.

Por AT INDEPENDENT NEW YORK PAPER GOMES OUT CTHONE FOR COX. BECKUSE OF STAND ON LEAGUE

New York Evening Post Pledges Its Sunport 10 Democratic Nominee   Harding’s “Ne” on Great Am erican Peace Problem Makes LPuper Democratic.

NEW YORK POST 1S OUT FOR COx   ONE OF LEADING INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS OF U. 8. A. SUPPORTS OHIO GOVERNOR   ENDORSES LEAGUE OF 

PLEDGES SUHPORT FOR COX   New York Evening Post for Demucratic Candidate on League Stand.

GREAT INDEPENDENT NEW YORK PAPER COMES QUT OTRONG FOR COX, BECAUSE OF STAND ON LEAGUE

THE NEW YORK POST. PLEDGES ITS SUPPORT TO GOVERNOR COX   An Yndependent Paper Believes Vt is Speaking for die Masses, Edi-  farjul $s

GREAT DAILY FOR COX   New York Post» Independent Jour nal, Says it Will Support Gevernor.

PARLIAMENT TO PASS:  NEW IRISH MEASURE   Will Deal With Recent Disorders and Embody Chief Secretary For Ireland’s Views

PARLIAMENT PLANS ERIN LEGISLATION   Bill for Drastic Action In Ire jand to Be Passed Next Week.

SUGAR REFINERS ARE NABBED      Officers of Two: Big Companies In Bos ton Arrested on Charges. of Profiteerinag.

SuGAR REFINERS AR= ii ‘S3ED   OX isers of Two Big Companies in Be: ton Arrested on Charges of Profitecring. «

REPUBLICANS UNDISTURBED.   Work Starting on Mapping Out Camnaign af Reniuhitieane

REP! BLICANS NoT ALARMED.   No Dismny Over Selection of Ohie Democrat to Oppose Harding.

G. 0 P. COMMITTEE APPROVES OF PLAN   Nominee’s Stand on “Front Porch” Campaign to Be Emphasized by Leaders

Republicans Are Undisturbed By the Democratic Choice ot a Nominee From the Home State of Harding.   OHIO “ FRONT PORCH” CAMPAIGN PLANNED   Wood and Johnson Follow Lowden’s Course and Agree to Support Ticket, Conferences Are Planned,

6.0, P. WOT DISTURBED BY COX'S NOMINATION   REPUBLICAN CHIEFTAINS GATHER IN CHICAGO AND PLAN CAMPAIGN.

G.0. P. LEADERS MAP OUT PLAN OF CAMPAIGN   Are Undisturbed Over ’ Nomination of °  Gov. Cox.

REPUBLICANS UNDISTURBED.   Work Starling on Mapping Out Campainrn of Republicans,

REPUBLICAN CHIEFTAINS APPEAR UNDISMAYED   Gather in Chicago to Formulate Plans for the Presidential Campaign.

b. 0. P. LEADER PLAN CAMPAIG}   Undisturbed by Rival Candidate From Harding’s State.

REPUBLICANS NOT PERTURBED WHEN “GOS NOMINATEL   Chairman  Hays: C Confers With Leaders and. Begins Mapping Out Plans For Camnajen.   LOWDEN TO SUPPORT. TICKET

VAMP SNARES RICH LO   WHITE WOMAN MARRIES INDIAN WITH $150,000 MONTH INCOME.   / Guardian Not Consulted and Uncle  Sam’s Agents Pian to Untie Nuptia!l Bonds.

MILLINER VAMP BLAMED FOR WOE OF RICH INDIAN   Federal Agents Are Trying to Untie His Nuptial Knot.

RICH INDIAN VAMPED   Federal Agents Plan to Untie Nuptial Bonds.   White Woman Said to Have Lured Rich Lo Into Marriage—Guardian Not Consulted.

Court Action Is. Now Contemplated   Railroad Officiat’ Constdering Action In Courts to Compel Payment Un)  d&e Guarantes Provisions,

Railroads May Appeal to Courts to Get Payment of Government Guarantee Funt

MAY ASK  COURTS TO FORCE:  PAYMENT   Railroads Plan Action Against ' United States Treasurer To Get Funds.   Congress May Also be Asked  To Act To Afford Relief

MRS. HAMON’S ‘LETTERS STOLEN BY FOUR ME!   ‘They. Enter Apartment at - Chicago and Take Them  : a. aan

Hundreds of Homes Were Wrecked and Hundreds ot Persons Weree Injured Besides Those Killed

CENTRAL STATES SWEPT BY STORM ---62 DEATH TOLL  “amily Reaches Cellar Just In Time To See House Go.

ANADDES TH TOLL OF OVER SX SCORE ~ UVES IN CHICAGO AND IN EIGHT ~ OFTHE STATES IN MIDDLE WEST   twenty. Four. Met. Death: in Indiana, Bight at. Elgin, Illinois, ‘and Bix in Chicago—Outakirts of Chicago Present As- 4 pect of War- Toin Country

ILLINOIS I$ RIPPED BY TORNADO   ‘Buildings Crumpled by Terrific Winds in Midwest   62 ARE REPORTED DEAD   Whirling Funnels Dropped Frosh Heavy Storm Clouds

PALM SUNDAY TORNADOES TNE TOLLOFOVERSIXSCORE = ~ LIVES IN CHICAGO.AND IN EIGHT > OFTHE STATES IN MIDDLE WES]   Twenty- Four Met. Death ‘in Indiana, Eight at Elgin, Tlinois ! and Six i in Chicago—Outskirts. of Chicago Present As- —. . . pect of War-Torn Country

ANAIHILATE   Official Commemique Report: Collapse of Famous Russian Cavalry Leader   POLISH FORCES REACH FRONTIER OF LITHUANIA   POULIN GOVERNMENT UNDER. RFTOOD TO HATE REPFUSET TO HALT APYVANCE AT RUS STAN LINE.

POLES CLAIM COMPEETE ANNE HL APION OF THE ARMY OF GENERAL BUDENNY   While Other Boishevik Porces Were Retrenting General Budenns Held His Lines and Started a  New Drive to Eneircle Lem ve.

GEN. BUDENNY’S ARMY REPORTED ANNIHILATED   FAMOUS CAVALRY LEADER wa: A MENACE TO THE POLAND ARMIES.   _-Only Recently Begun to Encircte Lemberg Which Was 4 Great Menace to the Poles—A Famous Leader.

CAVALRY FORCE OF “BUDENNY SCATTERS, OPENING BIG GAP   Poland Will Refuse to Co-oper ate With Wrangel Unless Other Nations Join

800 CARRANZIST TROOPS ON WAY TO CRUSH REBEL   Mexican Leaders Plead With President To  Compromise Now.

Will Be Met, However, By the Latter Army Below the Border to Prevent Them From Reaching  : fgui Prieti.

CLASH IMMINENT      Carranza Infantrymen Moving to Attack Sonora Troops.

POT TION IS ASKED FOR SOUTHERN ARIZONA BORDER   Sonora Army May Meet Mexican Federal Troops North of International Line.

MARINE WORKERS STRIKE SPREAD:   CCTENSION OF W 1t.K-40T Ti eovern OTHER t VMPiayyis Is POSSIBILITY.

(NVRUEUOeU Ol PaaS FUUES  STRIKE EXPANSION         Other Marine Workers May Join Longshoremen

FIVE NEGROES FOUND GUILTY OF MURDEF   Attempt Will be Made to Bring to Account Men Who Attacked CGourt House.

FE NEGROES  CONVICTED OF MURDER   State Militiamen Guard North Carolina Court House During the Trial of Men.

5,784 DEER IN MAINE WOODS   Killed by Hunters Last Seaosn, Man; Moose as Well as Bears Also  Captured.

RENTS STILL HIGH      Little Prospect for Redustion This Winter Says Owners

HARDING  Is MUM ON SITUATION   Texas “Northern” Spoils Vacation Plans on Harding Outing 

No Expression As To At titude Toward Mexico Given Out.      PARTY DUCK HUNTING   President-elect Driven From Golf Course Be-: cause of Weather

TEXAS WEATHER SPOILER PLANS   Of the President-Elect for  Tarpon Fishing Today and   May Be for Golf- Too. ~   “LLUBVA TEMPORATE”’ IS WHAT PLAYED HOB   ! Mexican Leaders Gratified by Reception of Delegation  From Matamoros.

TEXAS NORTHER HITS HARDING   . THIRTY-SIX MILE GALE SPOILS PLANS FOR THE DAY.

TEXAS “NORTHER” "SHATTERS PLANS ~ FOR SEN. HARDIN   Ruins Tarpon Fishing And see With olf.      MEXICAN LEADERS CALL ON SENATOR   Greeted Cordially By President elect—Who is Careful Of His Remarks.

HARDING'S FISHING ~ HALTED BY STORM   In Brownsville Speech. Says U.  &. Offers Peace, But De manda Eraadam

PAT ECTION OF ALL ARIEDICA   Saieguarding of Rights at Home First Thought.   DEDLABATION OF PRESIDENT-ELECT   jesiy Theusand Texans Hear Senator Harding.

Norman H. Davis, of Tennessee, Named   Nominated by President Wilson to Be Under Seerctary of State,

‘PRESIDENT NAMES DAVIS   Resigned Treasury Joh to Become Under Secretary of State

NAMES POLK'S SUCCESSOR   Sorman H, Davis. of Tennessee Appointed BBy President “Wlhison.

WILSON NAMES NORMAN DAVIS   ‘To Succeed Frank L. Polke  as Under Secretary of  State.

WILSON APPOINTS DAVIS   Tennessee Man Named to Succeed   Frank L. Polk,

DAVIS. POLK’S SUCCESSOR   Wilson Appoints Tennewsesis as Under. Secretary of Btate. =

NORMAN DAWG {a WNDER-SEGRETAR}   Succeeds Frank L Polk and Assumes His Duties Tuesday—From Treasury.

DAVIS NAMED TO POLK’S POST   Tennessee Man to Assume Dutles of Undersecretary of State Today.

a Tennessee Man to Assume Duties of Undersecretary of State Today.

Co-Operation Has Been Arrangec   Senate COommittes on Fovelgn Rela. tions and Acting Sceretary Davis Arrange for Co-operation. =

LODGE SAYS SENATE TO AID DEPARTMEN’   Fight Over Cables. Approved 5) Relations Committee.

SPROUL IS IN. FULL ACCORD WITH PALMER   Glad National Organization Is .-Not Helpless . Jellyfish Which Cannot Defend Itself From Par gira wos   BDO NGT TALK RECKLESSLY      SEEK LARGER APPROPRIATION

HOG PRICES SEE NEW LOW LEVEL   With Kleven Thousand Kece'pt« ww Kansas City Market Uff 25 Cents.

TO (INDICT THREE.   Negroes in Chicago to Go Before Court far Mestth nf Ww amssae Meal

WILL INDICT 3 FOR KANSAS GIRL’S BEAT!   Success May Crown Efforts of Governor Allen to Have Guilty Punished,

DENVER IS QUIET AYTER NIGHT RIGL  a  . ae   WORKMEN HAVE VOTED TO GO BACK TO WORK IN  A zee a Fuk”   The Management of the Company Announced Today It Wili Make Own Terms

GARRITY 16 GALLED BEFORE GRAND JUR}   SUEPENA IS ISSUED FOR CHI CaGO POLICE CHIEF oo a “LIQUOR GASE: ~

CHICAGO CHIEF OF POLICE TO APPEAR BEFORE GRAND JUR'   “Mike de Pike” Questioned For Twenty Four Hours   CHIEF INSTRUCTED TO BRING DOCUMENTS

DRYS MAY NAME A TICKET   Await a Clear-Cut Statement From Cox or Harding on the Subject.

NOMINATION (5 MAR: BRYANS FOR ASKING   May be Forced on Him, Vice President Prohibition Part; Says—Billy Sunday Als¢ Favored.

ANNOUNCES DRY PROGRAM   Declaration from —_Oox or Harding Would. Precluda Nomination

Sent by U.S. to France and Belgium to Aid in Reconstruction Work There.

Sent by U.S. to France. and ‘Belgium to Aid in. Recon- ' ; _ struction Work There... °

TREE SEEDS   Gift Will. Assist in: Reforesting Europe’s Devastated Region.   PRESENTED TO 3 FOREIGN NATIONS

MILLIONS OF TREE SEEDS   Gift Will Assist in. Reforesting Europe’s Devastated Region.   PRESENTED TO 3 FOREIGN NATIONS

GERMANY WILLING TO OUT IN 191   Would Have Given Up Alsace Land.

GERMANY WA READY FOR PEACE IN 1917   SEMI-OFFICIAL. STATEMENT _ISSUED IN ROME TELLS OF ALSACE-LORRAINE AFFAIR.   "EASY TO HN ACCORD”   Bethmana-Hotlweg Was Asked if He Was Ready to Make Territorial Concessions to-France.

GENERAL PERSHING MAY RETIRE IN FEW MONTHS   Request for Permission to Leave Service in “Next Few Months” is Asked.

Se  PERSHING WOULD QUIT   Asks Permission to Retire from Active Service

PERSHING ASKS TO RESIGN   Wishes To “Engage In Something More Active”

STATEMENT ON: “ARTICLE Ip I. — CUEFOR GOP.   BOURGEOIS SAYS PROVISION IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

MUGH ADO ABOUT “NOTHING, S VIEW “DEMOCRATS TAKE   Statement of Leon Bourgeois Only One Man’s Idea of League.      REPUBLICANS TRYING TO STEM TIDE FOR LEAGUE   crab Upon Utterance of Coy  s Slap at President Wilson,

Cox Is Tired of “Executive Will” and Has Beoun to Throw Wilson Dow!

HE CONFESSES HE MURDERED SWEETHEART   Albert Ellis Cut Girl’s Throa on Her Refusal to Marry Him.

ADMITS KILLING SWEETHEART   St. Louis Young Man Confesses Murdar of Girl.

ELLISISHELD FOR DEATH OF HIS SWEETHEART   St. Louis Youth Said To Have Confessed Killing of Edna Ellis Thursday Night.

PLAN COMPULSORY PEDUGATION.   Scheme Being Considered For Recon: mendation to Lewislaturc.,

EDUCATION OF © ALL ILLITERATE ALIENS IS URGED   Would Help Combat the Growth of Sedition, Committee Is Told   FIGHT SOON TO BEGIN   Legislature Will Be Asked for Remedial Legislation Blodgett Gives Views

U. S$. SUBMARINE SINKS WITH CREW AND ITS OFFICERS   ALL ARE RESCUED AND BOA’ RAISED AFTER MANY HOURS SUBWERSION   SHIP AND CREW ARE BEING BROUGHT TO PHILADELPHIA

IMPRISONED IN: DISABLED — SUBMERSIBLE ON BOTTOM: OF SEA 30 HOURS

‘SUB’ CREW SAFE TAKEN TO PORT   DISABLED SUBMERSIBLE WAS TOWED INTO PHILADELPHIA BY RESCUE SHIP,   HOURS ON BOTTOM OF SEA

TAKEN FROM SUB   Officers and Crew Rescued From Sub S-5 Which Sank in Cape Henlopen

racy  OFFICERS AND CRE 7 SUB, a BEING TAKEN TO PHILADELPAN         Naval Catastrophe Averted By Quick Work Radio Operator At Farmington, Conn., Cry For Help Out of Air—Had Sunk At

Officers and Crew of Steam- — -. er Are Safe   Victims Farnish Story of One of ‘the Most Harrowing Catastrophies Known to the Sea -.

8-9 Sinks Off Dalaleere Capes  THRILLING RESQUE  Lies On Wikio For 35 Hours

Officers and Men on Disablec . Submarine Miss Death by Minutes.   Rescue Work Is Not Startec Until Craft is Submerged Thirty-five Hours.

Had Been Imprisoned On Floor Of The Sea For More Than 30 Hours   ALL SAVED IS GLORIOUS NEWS

U-BOAT CREW IS RESCUED FROM BOTTOM OF SEF   Sub Sank Off-Cave Henlovens Only hy Pumping Alr Into Craft Were Officers and Crew Kept Allve

OFFICERS  AND  ~ CREW OF THES5   ARE BEING TAKEN TO PHELA DELPHIA bY THE STEAMER ALAMPHUS.   Were Rescued After Being Under Waiter for Thirty-Five Hours— Sent 2 Telephone Call to the Surface,

WON'T DROP ACTION AGAINST SOCIALISTS   New York Legislators Refuse  to Dismiss Proceedings  Hill aut Garunde Wlarnine

Attorney Says That Proceeding on Socialist Hits at Democracy’s Source   COMMITTEE ATTACKED   Says Right to Expet Does No! Give ihe Right to Suspend

PLEA 10 DISMISS. HEARING DENIED   Second Day of Trial of Five Susnended New York Sociali:-t Assembl]ymen.

a DAY OF : . rn      Motion: For: Dismissal: of Pro_ ceedings Denied. + Socialist  : Attorney  . Says’ --Exclusion ~ Was Accomplished by Power of Violence.

OMISOAL DENIED N-CASES- PENDING: GAINST NEW YORK SOCIALISTS IN THE STATE. ASSEMBLY

ALL MOTIONS OF SOCIALIST SIDE DENTED   CHAIRMAN MARTIN OF N  Y, ASSEMBLY HAS TURN. ED DOWN Four.   Effort to Reseat the Five Legis. lators Pending Trial Over.  ruled Today.

Counsel For Defense Argues Reinstatement Of Socialists In  N.Y. Assembly During Trial

NEW. YORK — ASSEMBLY DENIES SOCIALISTS SEATS   Decidés“They Cannot Serve While: arbor Heard      OVERRULES  * DISMISSAL   For Fourth Time Motion for Defend laa Been Overruled. Hard Going for Men  On Trial.

JOHNSON GRIP ON DELFERATES FIRN   valifornian Loses Nothing in Belated Reports From Nebraska; Hitchcock Gets Strong Vote in Democratic Camp; Pershing No Factor.

GAMES FOR PICNIC   Base Ball and Horseshoe Games at Farmers’ Picnic June 30th.   Northend Base Ball Team To Play Southenders For Championship Of County.

THESBIG COUNTY FARA BUREAU PICNIC   Will be Held on the Faiv Grounds at . Algona on Wednesday, June 80, Rie Tian Plapnad

RAGE FOR FLAGS NEGK-AND-NEGK IN BIG LEAGUE:   Brooklyn and Cleveland Win, Tightening Their Positions At the Top; Crucial Series Is Now On.

OUPERDAS HAVE EYES UPON FLAG   Retain Good Lead for National Pennant  INNIANS ARE STRONG   Seem Best Team in American League but White Sox are Close and May Oust Them in Series Starting Thursday. Exciting Race in Both  T.eacnes

SAW KAGY ‘SHOT GR TESTIFIES   Clase McGannon Offered $000 He Hush Money  STATE RESTS CASE  Defense Offers First Witness Today   STATE RESTS CASE

DEFENSE: STARTED AS. STAR. WITNESS ENDED TESTIMON   Mary Neely Subjected to. Se: vere Cross, Examination: ine 7 -Kaay Murder. 4   STATE RESTED AFTER  FEW OTHERS TESTIFIED   Sa to-Show. Alibi. for jude ~ ~MeGannon Js Lir

THE MAN NOBODY KNEW  «.By HOLWORTHY HALL... Thrilling Stary af Raal Tife in Svracuse bv a Svracuse Novelist.

FARM AGENT WANTS REPORT   Asks District Leaders to Secure Data Concerning the Smali Grain Yield-— Hopes to Use Report With Profit to Farmers,

WILSON’S NOTE CAUSES SENSATION IN CAPITOLS OF EUROPE. AN NATIONS. SERIOUS CRISIS   AT HAND

REAL CRISIS IS, POSSIBLE WHEN ALLIES ANSWER   Reply To Wilson's. Note 1 Expected In Washington Late This Afternoon   MAY WITHDRAW PACT FROM SENATE   Wilson's Memorandum Causes Sensation In European Diplomatie Cireles

REPLY I  RECEIVED BY WILSON   President is Ready to With draw U. S. From Peace Negotiations.

-esident May Sever Connection of United States Witl Europe in Closing of Peace Terms   wWILSON’S NOTE CAUSED GREAT SENSATION IN EUROPEAN CIRCLES

PULOON OLIVES CAUSE OF FOUR SUDDEN DEATHS   Ptomaine Poisoning Follows Eating of Ripe Olives at Memphis Club Luncheon

TO RECOGNIZE SIBERIA   Soviet Government Decides it Action Toward Eastern Reoublic

Security Benefit Association   RECOGNIZE REPUBLIC,   Eastern Siberia Permitted to Secede From Soviet Russia.

TO RECOGNIZE SIBERIA   Rues Soviet Sends Acknowledgment Of Separate Republic,

SIBERIA IS NOW FREE   RECOGNIZED: AS INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC BY THE SOVIET.   France Narrowly Eseaped Soviet Rule 1 hen Revolutionary Strhke Was Sfarted May L

PAT, BOARD HEARING ENDS      pate In Not Announced When Award  Will He Given on Ware  : 7 fuse *

SEARCHING FOR NEGRO FARMER   Is Charged With Killing ‘ cf Plantation Manager in Mississippi

WOULD TAKE TROOPS THRU U. S. TERRITOR’      “arkanza Asks Po  Army Around by Ht Paso to Pighe     thission to Slip  cope Fe ehal

Asks Permission to Hoate Suidiers El Pase and Across to Dougtas, Arion:   SEER TO PUT DOWN REBELLION IN SONORA   State Department Has the Request o President Carranza Under Consideration

MEXICAN SOLDIERS TO FIGHT SONORA REBEL!   covernment Wants Perit to Trans port. Troops Through the United  Mhabes,

NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR OUSTS UTILITY BOARD   Action Taken After Exhaustive, Hearings on Charges of Misconduct and Neglect of Duty,

OFFICERS LOOKED FOR SURRENDER    Action of Erwin Bergdoll Came as No Surprise; Will ‘Have No Attorney.

WICHITA DANCING GIRL STARTS SOMETHING NOW   Edna Shaw Says Methodists De nicd Her Membership in Charch,

DANCING FOLKS WANT APPHEVAL OF M. £. CHURCH   National Convention Makes Plea For ‘ Liberalization”  Urges Fight Against ‘ Narrow Minded" Policy.

Dancing Masters’ Association Calls on Church to “Improve and Not fo Hamper the Dance

JANDING WEASTEAD ASK. METHODIST CHURCH TO MODIFY DANCING RULES   ROW MINDED POLICY HAND. ED DOWN BY WESLEY.”

MASTERS OF GIDDY TOES      Will Ask Churches’ to - Remove. Re Strictions, of Narrowness- and © Cat Seer Be Wiaianctiwns

METHODISTS REQUESTED TO IMPROVE JAZZ   Dancing Masters in Annual Session Ask Church Not to Hamper Dance.

One Soldjer Killed and Severa Wounded in Sinn Fein Ambush,   PREMIER. ANNOUNCED   ASHRES NEEDED.      ‘MacSwiney: - “SH Allve® ‘Ore  Day and Condition Unchaneed,

VICE PRESIDENT OF ERIN ARRESTED   ‘Sinn Feiners Kidnap Warden of  Cork Jail and Slay One Soldier.

TEACHERS QUIT: WANT MORE PA)   Seven Employed in Jasper County, Ia., Strike When Demands Are Refused.

DEMOCRATS AT  FRISCO ARE TO  GOVERN COURSE BY REP. ACTION   If G. O. P. Does at Chicago Dems. Will Not Do It at  San Francisco   What California Senator ‘Does May Give Color to Presidential ‘Campaign

LEAGUE COVENANT MAY NOT ASSUME  CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Status Of Pact Will Be Determined By Political Means.   HOOVER FOR AMERICA   Action of Republican Convention To Govern Democrats.

Selection of — Republican Candidale Would Resull In Democrats Naming Friend of Treaty,   Hoover's Selection Woult Cause yeague Plan lovAs sume Par Less Import gnee in Pye).

SOME PROBLEMS 10 BE SOLVED   Demosstration of Which Depends Upon Nominations And the Platforms.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS— HOW MUCH OF AN ISSUE?   ‘If Johnson is Nominated Will  ( Democrats Choose Candidate of Wilscn Type?

Democrats awaiting result of the convention in Chicago   AND ALL 1S YET UNCERTAIN   Sworn opposition to Johnson by old guard G. 0. P. the big thing

WALL STREET MYSTERY EXPLOSION UNSOLVEI   New York Sleuths Fail To Unearth Evidence Incriminat ing Plotters; Believe Driver Of Wagon Met Death In Explosion; Unidentifed Man Examined.

CUSTOM HOUSE IS MARKED BY ~ BOMB HURLERS   Warning is Given the Col lector of, Internal Reve nue Monday   “TUESDAY AT 2:00 P. M.”   Fischer, Eccentric Radical Throws No Light On the  Explosion

Custom House  Is Threatened   Warning Sent That It Is Tc Be Blown Up On Tuesday.   WILLIAM EDWARDS GETS ADVANCE NOTE

GRAND JURY 10 PROBE OUTRAGE: CALL FISCHER   Post Card Sender Returns With Deteetives To Give Testimony   SECRET MA Y BE SAFE WITH BOMB VICTIM   Trace Shoes Of Horse But Blacksmith Can Give No Information

WARNING  SENT U. §, COLLEDTOR OF TERNAL_ REVENUE  Trt... wt... 128.. OL.   Of Attempt to Blow Up the Custom: House at 2 O'clock Tuesday   Threat Was ona Post Card and Sent Through the Mails   Some of the Employes Frightened, But Building Heavily Guarded   Grand Jury Begins Probe of Blast— Fisher Says Uncanny Gift of Premonition Family Trait.

GERMANS BALK AT ALLIES DEMANDS   Hitch Develops at First Day’: Meeting at Spa.   DELAYS PEACE CONFERENCE   Teuton Pian Is Rejected and the Cor ference Adjourns Pending Arrival of Minister of Defense Gessler From Berlin.

HITCH DEVELOPS AT SPA MEETING   haphidncie Balk at Allies’ Demand  to Give Up Their  Arms.   TEUTON PLAN IS REJECTED   Conference Adjourns Pending Arrival of Minister of Defense Gessler and German Chief of Staff—-Discus sion of Indemnity Is Delayed.

HITCH DEVELOPS ~ AT SPA'MEETING   ‘Germans Bak at:Aliies’ Demand to Give Up Their Arméi   Conference Adjourns.  “Pending Arrival of Minister of Deterise Gessler and German Chief of Ytati—pviscussion of Indemnity ts Delayed.

BEAUTY COSTS MAN’S LIFE AT HANDS OF WIFI   Woman Sought to Disfig: ure Husband With Carbolic Acid; Kills Him

SAIS SHE WANTED TO DISFIGURE HIN   SOLUTION OF MURDER OF FRANK SOKOLOWSKY REVEALED BY WIDOW.

NY. ARBOR TRAFFIC 5 STILL CURTAILED   Several Non-Union Crew: Are Manning Some of th Harbor Boats and the Short age of Food is Averted fo: The Present.

Harbor Traffic at New York Still Curtailed But Supplies Are Movin;

STRIKE CURTAILS GOTHAM TRAFFIL   It Is Believed That Danger of Inter. rupted Food and Coal Supply Has Been Avycried.

N. Y. HARBOR © 4 SITUATION IS ON THE MEND   Officials Say That All Danger of Food Shortage Is Past. 

FOOD SHORTAGE AVERTED, CLAIM OF RAILWAY ME}   Ferries Operating, Thougi Traffic ts Curtailed by _ Harbor Strike.

BIG IMPROVEMENT IN GOAL SITUATION   Fuel Conditions Much Brighter, Says Government Report.   CAR PROBLEM STILL BOTHERS   Geological Survey Shows Record Made in Tidewater Shipments for One Week—lIllinois Strike Was a Big Setback.

COAL SITUATION IS GROWING BRIGHTER   Geological Survey Paints Bright Picture Covering Coal Productien,

LAST EDITION   COAL REPORT SHOWS AN UNEXPECTED PRODUCTION      Geological Survey Shows More Than for Same Period Last Year in All Fields.

COAL SITUATION MUCH BRIGHTEE   Geological Survey Shows Big Im: provement Despite Strike & in Illinois.   CAR SUPPLY STILL PROBLEM   Tidewater Shipments Establish What the Survey Believes to Be a New Record for Coal Handied on Piers in a Week.

"THRILLING FALL OF AN AIRPLANE RIDER   SHEER DROP OF 5 MILES FROM  HIGH IN THE CLOUDS.   Major Schrocder Hero of Miraculous Air Feat and Lives to Tell About It—Altitude Record Is Broker.

ARMY AVIATOR FALLS 36,020 FEET; IS STILL ALIVE; MAY RECOVER   Major P. W. Schroeter Broke All Records of Altitude Before Fall.   TEMPERATURE SO LOW EYES WERE FROZEN SHUT   Lack of Oxygen Caused Birdman to Lose Control—Righted Plane on Landing,

Machine Carrying Major R, W. Schroeder, at Dayton, 0., Plunges From Altitude of 236.090 Feet.   PILOT INJURED AND PARTIALLY BLINDED   Accident Happens After Battling for Two Hours With Changing Air Currents; Breaks Rohlfs’ Record,

RISES SEVEN = MILES IGE   Oxygen Tank Gave Out, He Lost Consciousness a  Eyes Frozen Shut   RIGHTED HIS MACHINE

Major Schroeder Loses Consciousness At New High Altitude of 25,020, But Recovers in Time To Richt His Plane   ESTABLISHES A WORLD RECORD   Thousands of Spectators Witness The Tense “Drama of The Sky” Occasioned by an Inadequate Supply of Oxygen

Aviator Falls Five Miles When Unconscious; Had Broken Record For Altitude; Eyes Frozen Shut

DAYTONFLIER _ SETS MARK AT ~.  36,020:FEET   SMOKING PLANE MISTAKEN FOI - COMET IN SHEER. DROP WITH  RODY OF INSENSIBLE  AVIATOR. ©.

PILOT LOSES SENSES AS TEMPERATURE REGISTERING 67 BELOW ZERO IS REACHED

AIKPLANE FALLS 3 MILES, PILOT IS ONLY SHOCKED   Major Schroeder, Saved From Death, Set Altitude Record.

AVIATION OFFICER FALLS FIVE MILES   Major Schroeder Temporarily Blinded After Experience.   MAKES ALTITUDE RECORD   Airman Regains Consciousness in Time to Make Safe Landing---Temperature of 67 De. grees Below Zero Recorded ~~Went to 36,020 Feet Above Ground.

WORLD RECORD FOR ALTITUDE BY SCHROEDER   MAJOR LOST CONSCIOUSNESS AT 36.020 FEET, PANE FELL FIVE MILES   Then Was Righted In Time Te Make Tanding By Pilot Who Is Yet Alive.

Flyer Unconscious and Blind But Living and Unhurt When Picked Up

WORLD'S ALTITUDE RECORD FOR AVIATORS IS BROKEN IN SENSATIONAL FLIGH’      When 2,000 *Féet From Earth . Pilot Regained Senses, Righted * Machine and. Glided Safely To Farth    THOUGHT IT . WAS . COMET

AVIATOR FALLS FIVE. MILES AND SURVIVES   McC00K FIELD PILOT ATTAINS ALTITUDE OF 36,020 FEET, NEW WORLD'S RECORD,   S TEMPORARILY BLINDED   ' Flyer Regains .Consciqusness 2,000 Fect Above Earth, Makes Safe Landing and Collapses.

MOST REMARKABLE FLIGHT A VERITABLE SKY DRAMA   Major Schroeder in His Plane Falls More Than ive: Miles Before Righting Machine — Eyes Frozen Shut  and Air Pressure Crushed Tanks—People W onder at. What They Think Is Heavenly Phenomenon

PLANE FALLS OVER FIVE MILES BEFORE RIGHTEL   AIRMAN IS IN HOSPITAL SUF. FERING FROM. SHOCK ANI PARTIAL BLINDNESS AS RE. SULT OF EXPERIENCKE—REC.  zesie> te Wwrcr18Lr 2 er

Tomorrow’s Work   LOSING SENSES AS HE SETS NEW Hl MARK FLYER FALLS

J.9, FLIER BREAKS. HEIGHT RECORD BY NEARLY ONE MILI   Aviator Becomes Unconscious And Plane Falls to Within 2,000 Feet of Earth— Rights It, Lands Safe.

IN FASHION MUCK LIKE SCAPA FLOM   Principal Parts of Ship Taker Out, Only Hulls Remaining in Condition, Report.

AUSTRIANS STRIP SHIES.   War Vessels Turned Over Under the Treaty Were Disabled.

War Vessels to Be Handed Over to Allies Undergo Second “Scapa Flow”

SECOND SCAPA FLOW REPORTED   It Is Said That Austrian .Fleet Has Been Seriously Disabled

MACHINERY IN THE SHIPS. REMOVED T¢ MAKE THEM WRECKS   Second Scapa Flow Incident Is Carried Out, But On Much  Smaller Scale.   WILL REPAIR THE VESSELS   Under Terms of Treaty They Were to Have Been Turned Over To The Allies.

AUSTRIAN SHIPS BADLY CRIPPLED   Enemy Naval Crews Remove Parts of Machinery Making Navigation of Vessels Impossible.

SECOND “ODAPA FLOW’ 10 oPiTe ALLIES OCCURS   Austrian Vessels Which Must be Turned Over Badly Damaged Says Turin Report.   'HULLS ARE SOUND

i oT aA NH  1k AP WECCr¢ IRE BADLY ISHBLED aFFARE THEIR DELIVER   HAVE UNDERGONE A _ SECONI SCAPA FLOW BUT ON A MUCH SMALLER SCALE,

TAEBIZOND NOT TO DE AWARDED THE ARMENIANS   San Remo Council Decides Asia Minor City Will Remain in Turkish Hands   MANDATES OVER KURDS LIKELY TO BE ASKED   MONDAY SESSION IS STORMY, LLOYD GEORGE HAVING TO REQUEST MILLERAND TO BE MORE CONCTLIATORY,

TURKEY TO KEEP TREBIZOND   San Remo Confercace Has Decided That I¢ WIE Not Be Avearded  NAME Porson

ALLIED PREMIERS READY TO PRESENT TREATY 10 TURKS   PRESIDENT WILSON TO PE TOLD THAT PREMIERS’ COUNCIL WILL NOT CHANGE DECISIONS

Allies Refuse To Exile Turk      Reply Says  Eviction Mnless America Enk, ° Over  Tmpassible     cs Mandate      rantinople.

“WoL STOR ~~ SESSION      EMIER MILLERAND Insists i “PRON CARRYING OUT PEACE * “TREATY TH THE LETTER,”      PITALIAN PREMIER THINK! GERMANY OUGHT ‘TG BE GIVEN A CHANCE.

Allies Send Communication to President Wilson Giving . Reasons...   TURKS TO GET PEACE - TREATY ABOUT MAY 1C   Stormy Session of Premiers Reported on Enforcement ~ ; German Treaty,

TRERIZOND KEPT FROM ARMENIA   Council of Premiers Favor Turk: ish Government at San Remo

Jas. B. Lewis was an Omaha busi ness caller the first of the week,

HOSPITAL-PARK — BONDS TO.G0 ON ELECTION BAELO?   Council Is Expected to Approve “Action: Friday; Would Divide $200,000 Equally.

HOSPITAL-PARK © BONDS TO GO ON ELECTION BALLOT    Council Js Expected to Approve Action’ Friday ; Would , Di‘ -vide $200, 000 Equally.’ a

NOTHING WRONG = FUNDAMENTALLY   No Need of Change in Existing Social Standards and Economic Laws---Farmers Condemn Profiteering.

rAIMCHO OAT NEW BIRTH fo JUG) AN iDEA   SAME ECONOMIC LAWS AND SO CIAL STANDARDS AS BEFORE WAR TO PREVAIL   Oppose Government Ownership 0: Rai!s and Universal Military Training Bill

NOTHING WRU WITHU.S. SI FARMERS   Memorial of Convention Declares Best Country Sun Shines on; Radicals Gan’t Stay Here

NOTHING WRONG WiTH THE U. S. GOVERNMENT   Farmers Declare Existing Social  and Economic Standards Need  Not Be Changed

U.S, GOVERNMENT IS MOSTLY RIGHT ASSERT FARMERS   BUT SEVEN NATIONAI BODIES DECLARE AGAINS" RAILROAD CONTROL ANI PRICE FIXING.

FARMERS APPROVE SOCIAL STANDARDS   Decide There is No Need of Change.  ECONOMIC LAWS UPHELD   Organizations’ Memorial Adopt. ed at Conference and Pre. sented tc Congress——-Op. posed to Government Owner. ship and Operation of Rail. roads in United States.

PROFITEERS IN FOODSTUFFS ARE FARMER’S TARGE!   Seven National Organ izations Warn Danger  In High Prices.

NO BASIC WRONG IN GOVERNMENT FOUND   é CHANGE NOT NEEDED IN SOCIAI AND ECONOMIC LAWS, FARMERS DECLARE.   CONGRESS GIVEN MEMORIA   Government Ownership of Rails Is Opposed by Representatives of National Farm Orgenizations.

CONGRESS HANDED. A MEMORIAL FROM NATION'S FARMERS   Seven Organizations in Statement Declare Nothing Is Fundamentally Wrong With the Government,

What Is Farmers’ View _ Of Existing Conditions?   THEY WOULD MAKE NO CHANGE IN SOCIAL OR IN POLITICAL STANDARDS—NOT BORN IN NEW WORLD SINCE WAR—SCORE PROFITEERS AND PREDICT A FAMINE IF IT IS NOT EASIER SOON TO GET LABOR.

FARMERS OPPOSE MILITARY TRAINING   Memorial to Congress Sets  Forth Their Views.

GOX EXTENDS GAMPAIGK TOUR THROUGHOUT IDAHO   Consents to Make Speeches ai ‘Weiser, Payette, Ontario and Other Points

Daniels is Asked To Send Warships to-the Black Sea   Armenian - American Society Appeals for Landing of Marines at Batum

WORLD PROBLEMS ARE UNSOLVED BY MEETING OF ALLIED MINISTERS            efinite Solution Is Left to Experts Who 2 aE Convene in Special Session Earlv in Julv —       THINK GERMANY  TO PAY BIG INDE

PREMIER TAKE NO IMPORTANT PEACE ACTION   Post-War Problems Remain Practically Unsolved Following Conference   GREEKS AND BRITISH TO ACT AGAINST TURKE)   we MAN MAY BE GIVEN MORE TIME TO REDUCE HER ARMY; AMOUNTS OF INDEMNITY NOT DECIDED.

Ally Doctors Fail To Bind War Wounds   Problems Facing World ax Result ot Great War Remain Vasolved When Allied Premiers Adjourn Boulogne Conftronen

ALLIED CONFERENCE IS ENDED WITH NO RESULTS   Latest Gathering of Alliec Statesmen Results in No Important Decisions.   WILL. MEET AGAIN JULY 7

ALLIED. 9” ‘PREMIERS. _ ADJOURN . MEETING   ‘Latest Conferences Passes In ‘to History With No Worth‘+ whilb Results Shown

NOTHING 15 DONE BY ALLIED MEET   NO STEPS TAKEN TO SETTLE PROBLEMS FACING THE WORLD FROM WAR   NUMBER OF MATTERS UP   Question of Reparations Is Left to Economic Experts In Various Entente Countries—Loan Be Made Germany.

Treaty Conference Nears. Dead-Lock   Mild Reser Propariz      ationists in Both Parties i 16-Initinto Some Other Move Saon. ©

SENATORS BECOMING TIRED AT DELA'   Coalition of Mild Reservationists and Democrats Would Pat Time Limit on Conference.

State Public Service Comntissior Issues. Ruling Against Team Trackers.   MEETING HERE THURSDAY

TRAFFIC ORDER IS -@sSvUED.   Mines Without Tipples Will Not be Furnished Coal Cars.

VINDICTIVE RAISED AT OSTEND   Port Open First Time Since Cruiser Was Sunk in the Harbor in * May, 1918. '

REFLOAT VINDICTIVE.   And Entrance of Ostend Harbor Again Open to Traffic.

VINDIGATIVE HAS BEEN RAISEI   Cruiser That Was Sunk at The Entrance to the Ostend Harbor Has Been Removed And the Port is Again open to All Traffic.

"PLOAT VINDIGTIVE..   Was Shnk ‘at “Entrance of Ostend - Herbor to Stop Subs.

WILL CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING   Col. Theodore Roosevelt to Make Externded Speaking Trin.

A QUIET SUNDAY ON THE SEA   Senater Harding Enjeys Ove of Rest and Reading.

DRASTIC ACTION PROMISED Wilt CRIME ELEMENT   Murder of ~~ “American Citizen  Arouses: Sentiment.   COLBY PROTESTS   Action of State Departments Will Bring Results.

COLBY’S PROTEST TO BEAR FRUIT   rompt Action Against Per petrators Of Latest Outrages Is Expected

GREAT YACHT RACE Ic RESUMED TODA   Shamrock Leading in the First Leg of Course

Senator Harding, of Ohio, Opens  Indiana Campaign for Presidency at Capital   GIVEN A ROYAL WELCOME   Stands for Party Success at  Pells, Which is Essential to Welfare of Republic — Urges Co-operation and Unity.

SENATOR W.-C. HARDING BLAMES THE PRESIDENT   Declares That... The Defeat ol Peace Treaty Was Due ‘To Wilson’s Attitude.

PLANS FOR LEAGUE MADE BY SHURTER   Over 2,000 Delegates Expect. ed—Problem of Taking Care of Guests

LARGE ATTENDANCE IS PREDICTED BY LEAGUE COMMITTEE   Shurter Expects 2,000 Visitors and Asks Aid of University Students and Faculty

SAY HIGH PRICES CAUSED BY WAGES   Anthracite Mine Cperators Give Data Refuting Figures ~ of the Workers   BIG PROFITS ARE DENIED

DEPEND SYSTEM OF PROPFTTS.   Anthracite Mine Owners Present Several Volumes of Data.

Lee OE Se ALR, RM Se pM Re Mk ee or NDORSE ‘MISSOURI ROAD. BILL.

DEATH OF MANAG   R. VE Tudson Was in: Charge of Tulsi House of Socal Nursery

DEATH OF MANAGER   R. M. Hudson Was in Charge of Tulsa House of Local Nursery

BOUGHT AUTO TRUCKS DESPITE OF SURPLUS   ‘War Department Hastened to Spend ' Appropriation Before it Would Revert Back to Treasury.

BOUGHT TRUCKS “DESPITE SURPLUS   War Department Hastened ta Gpend Appropriation Gefore it Would _ ‘Revart Back to Treasury.” +   CONTRACT ONCE CANCELLEC

PRE-CONVENTIGN SIDELIGHTS SHOW. ~ VARYING OPINIONS OVER OwITeOME

THE MAMMOTH GAVE MAY BECOME NATIONAL PARK   HOUSE .RULES .COMMITTEE UIs EXPECTED TO CALL UP BELI FOR PASSAGE WITH THAT ENE IN VIEW.

70. TRANSFORM MAMMOTH . CAVE INTO BIG. PARK   ‘Government Proposes to Purchase > Kentucky's “Wonder of World.”

TO TRANSFORM MAMMOTH ae CAVE INTO BIG PARK   Government — Proposes to Purchase Kentucky's “Wonder of World.” -

PARK OF THE MAMMOTH CAVE   Mose On Poet to Have the Gevern  meot Parchase tt.

“TUBE MEN” JOIN STRIKE AND TIE UP NEW YORKERS   MANY SUBURBANITES WERE LATE IN REACHING THEIR WORK TODAY.

Employes of Hudson Tubes Join the Strikers— All Traffic in the City Being at a Stand Still —Steam Roads Practically Tied Up and Fuel and Food Situation Becoming Serious.

ACTION TOWARD GERMANY TO BE RECONSIDERED   Other Allies Not Party to French Invasion   of Ruhr Basin

Allies Protest Initiative ‘Of Foch in German Move; Open Diplomatic Relation:   English Attitude Considered as Bitter Pill in Paris; Frankfort Shooting Is Claimed to Have Been Accident.

Statement Says Occupation Has Caused Delicate Situation — No British Soldici Will Participate.

TEUTONIC NOTE HOLDS FRENCH RESPONSIBLE   FRANCE DISAPPOINTED A’ FAILURE OF BRITISH SUPPORT   Conversations [Regardins: Entir. Gern:an Situation Will be Opened i

AMERICA WILL TAKE NO PART IN RUHR MOVE   To Maintain Attitude of Observer Rather Than  Participant

FELEESEEEE FECES EEEEEESEESESEE SESE ES ESTEE EEE EEEETS 4  Last Minute News

DENY FRENCH AID; BRITAIN HOLDS ALOOT   Lloyd George Refuses all Support; Mixed Comment on Decision

SUSPECT HEL INCOUGHLIN KIDNAPPING   Police Believe Norris: town Child Is Still Alive.

Says: ‘That’the Woman’ Who Has It Will Probably. Turn It Over in the Twenty Four Hour Period Or ‘He

SAY STOLEN BABY ~ ALIVE AFTER QUIZ   Authorities Optimistic After Questioning Suspect, August Pascal.   STATE POLICE TRAIL TWO   Hunt Accomplices of ‘Crank’ Held in Blakely Coughin Case,

Believe Kidnapper _ Hired by Woman   Kidnapper Then Began Taking. Ad vantage of His Part In The Affair By Blackmailing   PASCAL MERCILESSLY QUERIED

LAST EDITION   DEVELOPMENT LOOKED FOR IN KIDNAPER CASI   Augusto Pasquale, Held By Phil adelphia Police Expects to ' Find Child.

POUGHLAN BABE BELIEVED ALIVE   Close Questioning of Kidnaping Sus pect Confirms Suspecions of Po lice; Think Philadelphia Womar Has Youngster in Her Care.

CHILD STILL MISSING; PASQUALE HELD IN JAI   Disappointed to Learn Child i: Still Missing—Threatens TX Inform on Bandits.

SAY PESCOL STOLE BABY FOR WOMAN      Authorities Declare He Then Blackmailed Father of Blakely Coughlin. ,   HUNT FOR WOMAN  FAILS   She Hired Kidnaper Now it Custody, to Satisfy Moth———~ ers Love; ;

WOMAN BELIEVED RESPONSIBLE FOR KIDNAPING CHILI   Man Under Arrest Declar.ed Hixed to Carry Off Blakely Coughlin

KIDNAPPED BABY IS ALIVE AUTHORITIES  ARE NOW CONVINCED   , Identity of Suspeet Arrested is Made  Known—Dramatic Story of  : Means Used to Cap nt ture Man.

Authorities Are Now Searching for Two Others, One of Whom Is Said to Be a Woman.—Man  Held Refuses Co Talk.

POLICE SAY KIDNAPPED BABY ALIVE      EIGHTEEN MONTHS OLD Nor. RISTON YOUNGSTER ABDUCT. On IS ARRESTED.   CHILD BELIEVED TO BE EN PHILADELPHIA IN CARE OF Ny

Officials Seek: Woman’ aad : Second’ Accomplice - Believed ‘to Have Norristown Child Hidden i in Philadel  a a

Man With Long Criminal Recoré Is Believed to Be the Kiduaper of Little Blakely Coughlin.

KIDNAPPER HAS: FIRST SLEEP IN’. WEEK “AT JAIL   But. Baby Coughlin is - Still ; Missing; Threatens; ‘o> Bynosure 

KIDNAPERS HIRED TO STEAL BABE   Woman Wanted Coughlin Child For Her Own

WOMAN PAID FOR KIDNAPPING   AUGUST PESCOL HIRED TO STEAL BARY DENIHS ANY KNOWLEBGE OF If  REMOVED TO STATE POLICE BAREACKS WHERE MOB VIGLENCE IS FEARED

TO SQUEAL   Says He Will Uf Others Don’ ” Produce the Stolen Baby Soon

GERMANS ORGANIZE TO GET RUSSIAN TRADE   FORM BANK TO FOSTER EX. CHANGE WITH EAST >

GERMAN BANKERS LOOK EAST   Organize 11,000,008.Mark Cempany te Promote Trade Relatione With Russia.

Willisisishsisincaidicaisibiaiiniila a U.S. FORESTER WARNS NATION AGAINST TIMBER DEPLETION

A FOUR-WAY PLAN IS TALKED FOR SOLDIERS   Land Settlement, Home Building Aid, Vocational Training and Money.

NEWPLANFOR RELIEF OF SOLDIERS   TO. BE PRESENTED BY . AMERICAN. LEGION.   Land Projects i in n All States, Credit at $1.50. Per Day With Loan at. 4 12 Per - Cent. Interest. ;

AMERICAN LEGION HAS NEW RELIEF PLAN   Embraces Provisions For Land Settlement, Home Buildin Aid, Vocational Training an Adjusted Compensation.

LEGION LAYS NEW PLAN FOR BONUS BEFORE CONGRESS   Would Sell Veterans Land, Crediting $1.50 Day For Service.   SUGGESTS $2 DAY FOR MEN WHO WANT TO BUY HOMES   Gives Service Men Ten Years In Which. to File Claims For Bonus.

UA GAMPAIGN 1 OTART AUGUST 1/7   NOMINEE IMPATIENT TO GE STUMP SPEAKING TOUR UN. DEE WAY SAYS A REPORT

FINDS A REPUBLICAN SOUTH   Coolidge Thinks Dixie Determined to Punish Administration.

NICE WEATHER FOR DELEGATES   San Francisco Convention Is Taking Shape.   GEORGIA-—GONTEST IS UP   Missouri Delegates Arrive -- Irish Question Will Be Threshed Out By Committee,

DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR BUNVEN TION   National Committeemen Making Up Temporary Organization   LITTLE INTEREST IN SEATING CONTESTS   Wet and Dry Still Looms As Big Fight in Framing of Party Platform

FIRST ARRIVALS IN PREPARATION ~ FOR CONVENTION   Hawaiian Delegation Will Ask Appropriations Similar to States

BIG INAUSH OF DELEGATES FOR THE DEM DERBY   Influx Began Early in Morning and Continued Throughout Entire Day.   Brilliant Sunshine Tempered by Sea Breeze Stirs Blood of Visitors.

Delegates From Severa States Convene for Democratic Gathering.   CONSIDER REED CASE   National Committeemen  Make Temporary Roll to : Be Used Monday.

DELEGATES REACH CONVENTION CITY PLANS PLATFORM   Georgia Contest is Onl; One Before Credential: Committee, Palmer Dele gation te Win.

COAST STATES — SNOWBOUND, IN. RECORD STORM      i Heaviest Fall of Winter ‘Buries East Moderate ‘Temperatures. Are Prevailing.

DAMAGE ALONG VIRGINIA BEAGH IS  '  NEARLY WNLLION   High Tides, Lashed by Gale, Sweep, Beach Houses Off  Their Foundations.   FAMILIES MAROONED   Damage Estimated Early Today tc Be in Neighborhood of Half a Million.

SUNDAY EVENING, MAY-2 Stereonticon lecture HEAD HUNTERS and Their Neishbors   The Christian Lantern Slide. and Lecture Bureau   POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

OFFICERS MAKE FIRST ARREST:   Two Hen Canght at Peoria, Hinoi:  ‘with Big’ Consignment of Tiseor

2 ARRESTED ON BOOZE CHARGES   bgenes Seizure Under Constitutional  Prohibition Made in Iilinois; Men ; Had Liquor to be Disposed of Near Rock Island and Davenport.

Two Meo Cuught ian Olingis Were In Charge of Truckloads of a ae ee

AMNESTY ASKED IN MEXICO   Carranza Says Pardons May Be Granted to Fugitives in Foreign Countrtes,

AMNESTY MAY BE GRANTED   Mexican F ugitives it Foreign Countries, Says Carranza

DIVERS ATTEMPT TO. RECOVER TREASURES OF LOST LUSIT AN   Engineers Believe Articles of Great Value Can be Obtained  from Sunken Vessel

LUSITANIA TREASURE SOUGHT   Engineers and Divers Endeavor to Recover Sunken Valuables.

TO RAISE TREASURE FROM LUSITANIA   Engineers Prospecting About th Vessel Believe They Can Get Quantity of Valuables.

JAPS OCCUPY VLADIVOSTOK   Yellow Soldiers Take Over Big Russian City and Disarm Russian Troops.   CLAIM DEFENSIVE ACT

RAILROADS T0 ASK FOR HIGHER RATES THAN THOSE IN JULY   CUYLER SAYS KOADS HANDLEL MORE GROSS TONNAGE UN. DER PRIVATE OWNERSHIP

CAMPAIGN FIGURES GOING UP   Jury Is Told it Cost $800,000 to Elect Newberry Senator From Michigan,

PILES OF MONEY WAS SPENT   Witness Says He Was Told it Cost $800.000 to Elect Newberry.

LLL ELIE eect tts netineeeniasnmiaaendnmtentent  IEWARK RAIDS NET $10,000 WORTH OF SO-CALLED WHISK}   ‘Wood Alcohol Squad’”’ Continues on the Hustle in New Jersey with Important Results— Two Held Without Bail.

510,000 WORTH OF BOOZE 1S SEIDER BY NEWARK SOURD   Part Is From Saloonist Said to Have Bought Five Barrels of Wood Alcohol.   'NEW YEAR CELEBRATORS AT CHICAGO WERE WARY  7   Three Deaths and Several III in Hospitals, However, as Result of “Enjoyment.”

ILLICIT WHISKEY SFIZED IN RAIDS   Wood Alcohol” Squad Captures $10,000 Worth—One Prisoner Says He Paid $5 a Gallon for Poison Drink.

NEWARK RAIDS NET $10.000 WORTH OF SO-CALLED WHISK}   “Wood Alcohol Squad” Continues on the Hustle in New Jersey with Important Results— Twa Held Without Rail.

WOOD ALCOHGL SQUAD: BUS’  eize $10,000 Warth ? of, ict & Whisky,

FIRST. TIME  IN HISTORY. OF BIG POLITICAL PARTIES   Women Will Have Hand in Arrange ments for Convention.

FIRST TIME.  ! HISTORY of Ly pL   Women Will Have Hand-in Arrange ments for. Convention.

BAPTIOTO Adk CONGRESS 1 PROVIDE HALL   IN WASHINGTON BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD DELEGATES TO ANY NATIONAL MEETING   Set Forward Date of Next Meeting So Delegates Will Not Be Traveling On Sunday

Chattanooga is Selected Baptist Convention Site; Date Set Ahead One Day   DISAPPROVAL OF STATEMENT MADE BY VICE-PRESIDENT MARSHALL REGARDING PROHIBTION AMENDMENT IS VOICED BY RESOLUTION ADOPTED.

FORMER KAISER CANNOT BE PUT IN POWER AGAIN   Washington Officials Point Out President Will Not Treat With Hohenzollern.   U. S. Still At War With the Huns and Troops Are On Rhine.

Washington Officials Do Not Believe Amerioa Will Take  Hand in the Situation   INCREASES IN ALLIED FORCES ARE EXPECTED   CONGRESS REGARDS WITH SKEPTICISM GERMAN DECLARATION THAT TREATY WILT, BE CARRIED OUT.

Annual Meeting U. S.  Chamber of Commerce   Expect to Map Out Program to Re duce Cost of Living By Increased Production

INO. BOWER LOSES 7400 ON CATTL   WELL KNOWN FARMER AND STOCK MAN SAYS HE IS DONE WITH CATTLE FEEDING

CATTLE BREEDER [3 HEAVY LOSER   JOHN BOWER QUITS BEEF PRODUCTION; WRITES DROVERS’ JOURNAL OF PRACTICES

UU, OUWER LODE oo.  CATE:   Welt Known Farmec and Stock Ma A Says He is,Done With Cattle Feeding. -

UP IN THE AIR   Bloomingtonians Falj For Air GameOne Machine Purchased

TO CONSIDER PALMER FIRST   & Independent Delegates Plan to Run ‘Away With Convention-—M'Adoo To ‘Win Out Early.

McAdoo Favorite Candidate Of Independent Democrats; — Predict Early Nomination

INDEPENDENT SET OF DELEGATES TO ATTEMPT CONTROL   Nomination of McAdoo Within Six Ballots If Present Determination Is Successful, Is Forecast

Independent Delegaie: Plan to Put Presideni’s _ Son-in-Law Over  Within: Six _, Ballots

M’ADOO BOOM IS STARTED AGAIN   Crown Prince of Wilsonism’ : Expected to Be Big Factor at Start.   CYPECT PALMER TO LEAD

Tackward, turn ‘Whekward Ob time in why Meh Moke me a child geiin

MURDERER OF EISNER BETS. COMMUTATION   Death) Sentence Reduced To Life » Imprisonment. Following Remarks In Open Court.

SENTENCE COMMUTED      Fisner’s Assassin Gets Life Imprisonment. 

WELFARE WORKERS WILL MEET TODAY   isin aaron eee SESSION ON MONDAY WILL BE GIVEN OVER TO WELCOM.  ING ADDRESSES

ENTENTE AND RUSSIA "ASK GERMAN SUPPORT   FORMER MINISTER SIMONS SAYS ROTH REQUESTS FOR AID ' IN NEW WAR WERE TURNED DOVEN

GERMANY URGED BY BOTH SIDES TO ENTER WAR   Foreign Minister Simonds States He Refused Offers Made By the Bolsh. evik and the Entente.

MORE TROOPS 10 LOWER CALIFORNI   Mexican Federals Oontinues Cam paign Against Governor Estaban Canta.   fy RALPH TORNER

MEXICAN TROOPS  ARE AFTER CANTL   Government Lands 1500 Additional Men Today: Total Force of 3500 Now on California Peninsula.

STOGK GAMBLING SAID TO BE BASIS OF GRIME CHARGI   Brokers’, Books Are Examined in Effort to Find Evidence in Inter- — borough Case.

FIRST INTIMATION OF OVERSHADOWING CRIME   Jury Reported To Be lavestigatang by City Officials

AT COX'S HOME.   Senater Harding Speaks Briefly In Middletown, Ohio,

Republican Nominee Goes To Columbus From Cincinnati   TO HAMMER LEAGUE IN HIS FINAL SPEECH   Watch For ‘Any New Move By Democrats In Final Hours

NOMINEE Oh FINAL LAP UF AACE   Candidate Calls for Soldie: Bonus and Additional Farm Credit

MEN SLAIN   Some Negroes Are Wounded   Shooting in Chicago “Black Belt’ Biot   J, §. Flag Burned by “Back To Africa” Paraders

NEGROES BURN FLAG; DRILLED, MANY HURT   WHITE MEN MEET DEATH IN RACE ' RIOT IN HEART OF CHICAGO “BLACK BELT.”

RAGE RIOT AGAIN RAGES IN CHICAGO BLACK BELT   Policeman Is Killed and Disturbances Become General in Block Where Many Were Killed Heretofore.

THREE MEN DEAD IN CHICAGO RIOT   Two White Men and Negre Policeman Killed   BURN AMERICAN FLAG   Action of Colored Advocates of Back to Africa Movement Precipitates Bloody Outbreak—Number of Wounded is Unknown as Several were Carried Off by their Friends

THREE ARE KILLED WW CHICAGO RIOTS IN NEGRO DISTRI   Trouble Started Over Reported Burning OF American Flag Ir “Back To Africa’’ Movement.   NEAR TROUBLE OF LAST YEAR

CHICAGO SEES RACE RIOT IN BLACK BELT   Negroes, Reported Burning U. S. Flag, Are Attacked by White Men.

THREE KILLED IN FRESH OUTBREAK (IF RAGE RIOTING   Chicago’s South Side “Black Belt” Center of Fighting; Two of Dead White Men   BURNING AMERICAN FLAG INCENTIVE FOR TROUBLE   Squads of Police Are Rushed to Scene; More Than 1000 Negroes Gather

TWO DIE IN CHICAGO.   White Men, Who Tried to Start : Riot, Victims in a Clash Over a Fool Parade,

CHICAGO BLACK BELT oGENE OF SERIOUS ADT BETWEEN RAGE!   Reported Burning of an American Flag By Paraders Favoring a “Gon «& Africa” Move the Cause.  2 WHITES, 1 NEGRO CLAIN DIRING FIGHT   One Man Is Shot Through the Heart and Dies Instantly, While Another 1s Clain Rv Rinw From Axe.

Disorder Occurs In Heart of “Black Belt” After Demonstration Was Staged Favor-_ ing “Back to Africa” Movement; Near Scene of the 1919 Riots   NUMBER OF INJURED UNKNON

HARDING LEADS BY 17,000 OVER GENERAL WOOD   Favorite Son Will Have 86 Out Of 44 Distriet Delecates Returns Show   DAUGHERTY PROBABLE DEFEATED BY BOYD

EIGHT OnIC DELEGATES   Harding Gets Remainder of Slate and Lands Preferential Vote   Final Count Necessary to Determine Result of Daugherty Vote

PRIMARY REPORTS READY THURSDAY   Secretary Smith Is Rushing Official Tahulation of Ballots

FUTURE STRIKES _ MAY BE PREVENTED BY NEW AGREEMENT   Settlement of British Coal Strike May Embody Means of Preventing Future Strikes,

NEGOTIATIONS _ HALTED LAS] _. NIGHT WILL BE. RESUMED AGAIN. TODAY AT THE CONFERENCE

BIG STRIKE MAY END TODAY SAYS INVESTIGATORS   Miers and Employer: May Agree on Term Offered — Confer ence Held Yesterday

THINK AGREEMENT WILL END. STRIKES   British Officials and Coal Miners’ Officers Getting Together.

PLAN-TO:PREVENT -- -COAL-STRIKES   WILL -Be Embodied in. Setthuhent +64 the British: Walkeat-is +i Annobnced,

Now Says He Has Always Bech Consisten(—Association af ; ations Needed &

HARDING SAYS ENEMIES FAIL, WITH CHARGES.   Hurls Defy at Any One to Prove That He Has Been Inconsistent in Program. +   Favors Ending Wars   Declares He Stands for Association of Nations, But Not Unner League: :

WRONG SUSPECT IS HELD FOR MURDER?   PHILADELPHIA POLICE STILT SEEK STUDENT WANTED FOR DEATH OF ELMER DREWES.

HOLD SUSPECT IN DARTMOUTH SENIOR DEATH  Marsiend Gllcore Arrest Man Suspected

Advise Innoculating of Wilson Germs In Heads —  Of European Premier

ENGLISH NEWSPAPER SAYS WILSON'S ILLNESS 5 APPARENTLY AT EN      THINKS AMERICAN PRESIDENT’:  MENTAL VIGOR AND SAGACITY is te TO PAR.

BRITISH PRESS PRAISES WILSON ADRIATIC STAND   Manchester Paper Ask: Serum Of His Illness  For Premiers.

PRETTY STRONG FOR SICK MAN   Manchester Guardian Heaves Bouquet at Wilson for Stand on Adriatic Question.

ENGLISH NEWSPAPER PRAISES WILSON IN HIS ADRIATIC STAN   Manchester Guardian Says President Rescued British— Bewails Failure of British Diplomacy. .   ITALIANS MAY ACCEPT

EXTRICATED BY PRESIDENT   Manchester Guardian Grateful to Wil. son for Exposing England’s False Adriatic Position. «

NOTHING WRONG WITH WILSON   \Manchester Guardian I High in Praise of U. 7 S. President

WISHES LLOYD GEORGE ‘CRAZY   ‘t= WELSCh'S ILL, WE WISH OUR PREWIERS WOULD GET GERM,” LONDON PAPER SAYS

LEGION SUPPORTS CLAIM FOR GRANT BY CONGRESS   National Commander Galbraith Presents Arguments Before Senators for Adiusted Compensation —-

LEGION HEADS PLEAD FOR SERVICE BONUS   SENATOR McCUMBER ADVOCATE: POSTPONING ACTION ON BILI UNTIL 1922 OR 1923; LEGIOD AGAINST MOVE.

SOLDIER RELIC BILL (S NOW UF BEFORE CONGRESS   Legion Heads Demonstrate the “Validity” of Claims of Soldiers.

EX-SERVICE MEN PUSH ACTION ON BONUS MEASURI   SENATOR, SEEKING POSTPONEMENT FOR TWO YEARS, MEETS WITH ARGUUMENTS

SENATE GAMPAIGK PROBERS WANT TL PROBE ALL WINTER   Authority to Investigate Until Next March to Be Asked by Kenyon’s Committee.

Former U. S. Senator Comes Out for Governor of Texas On Ticket Pledged to Reconstruct Party.

Trying To Swing West Virginia Over To Suffrage   Political Leaders Attemptin; to Have Legislature Reconsider Vote   PRESIDENT TAKES PART IN EFFORT   G. O. P. Chairman Also Active In Move to Have Suffrage Bill Passed

BRING PRESSURE 10 BEAR ON. “WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS FOR: SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION

Bring Pressure to Bear Virginia Legislature:      To Ratify the Women’s & Amendment.

“A FARM “STRIKE”?   Washington Conferees at Work or Crop Holding Plan. °

G.0.P. PLNS FAR ANG STARE   COX DECLARES THEY ARK SERK. ING TO GAIN CONTROL OF THE SUPREME COURF   FADS TOUR OF SOUTH   Pemocratic Neminee Concludes His Speaking Tour of the Southern «tates, — Declares Harding Makes League the Issue,

COXASANOTHER BRILLIANT IDEA   This Time it Is That ‘Senatorial igarchy’’ Is Aiming to Absolutely Control Supreme Clourt.

~ CLOSES HIS ~ TRIP SOUTH   ACCUSES SE NATORIAT, OLIGARCHY IN TRYING       FOER VACANCIES WILL PROB. “ABLY OCCUR IN THE NENT SOUR TEER =

REACTION REP STARE SAYS COA   “Oligarchy” Would Con.  trol Courts, Charge   PREDICT VACANCIES

“CONTROL COURTS   Governor Cox: Asserts Senatorial Clique Would Like to Have the Control   vr Se aS VUU SE  League of Nations is Now the Main Issue—Harding Flatly Rejected It -

REPUBLICANS AFTER COURT ASSERTS CO)   Would Control Presi dency and Senate Also He Avers.

CONTROL OF COURT CALLED 6.0. AIM   Cox Hurls New Charges at Sen: ate Ofigarchy in Invasion of South.

ORDER OF MARCH FOR AMERICANIZATION DAY IS ANNOUNCED   hreeck, Strong, Peairs, Kent anc Garrett Will Head the Procession   The Old Veterans Will Follow Having Been Assigned The Place of Honor

The Old Veterans Will Follow, Having Been Assigned The Place of Honor

MUST NOT DISPLAY ANKLES   Chinese Women Who Ape Foreign Fashions to Be Arrested at Shanghai.

ANKLES NOT FOR DISPLAY   Shanghai Police Chief Issues Edict Against Foreign Fashions.

CLOTHING PAIGE CONTE HIGHER   INCREASED ABOUT 25 PERCEN' PROM DECEMBER TO JUNE, OFFICIALLY REPORTED.

Biggest Increase Is In Cost of Clothing   Since 1914 It. Has Raised 219.6 Per Cent--Prospects Are That Wool and Cotton Will Be Higher Yet.

CLOTHING HIGHER RAW GOODS LOWER   INVESTIGATION SHOWS A 1 PERCENT INCREASE IN SIX MONTHS.

CLOTHING PRICES CRAWL UP   Increase More Than 15 Per Cent Ir Principal Cities—25 Per Cent in Places.

O-CENT FARE AT DES MOINES   Judge Martin Wade Toda; Authorized Increase in Rate.

SHIP WITH CARGO OF “GAS” BURNS   Crew ig Saved From Craft Rua On Beach

STEAMER AFIRE: GAS HER CARGC   Big Steel Freighter in Canal Zone With Two Million Galions of Oil Abord Aflame.

NAME TAKERS START ON BIG 108 TDA          N YEAR CO OF NOSES ANI COMPILATION OF STATISTICS IS NOW UNDER  Way.

Ninety .Thousand .Enumeraters Will Cover Every Part of United States Getting Valuable Dita.

Census Taking Begins Today   Ninety Thousand Enumerators Sapposed to be om the Job ut the

NATIONAL CENSUS IS STARTED TODAY   Governaent- Starts. Big. Task. o: Ena erating Every Resident of the Cozrt try

LENGUS TAKING ‘0 OFFICIALLY STARTED TODAY   Ninety Thousand Worker. Required for Fourteenth Decennial Enumeration   RESULTS NOT TO BE KNOWN UNTIL APRIL   TOTAL POPULATION, MONE TARY VALUB OF FARM: MINES AND MANUFACTURE WILL BE INCLUDED,

TAKING OF FOURTEENTH GENSUS BEGINS TODAY   Ninety Thousand Enumeratore Start Work ’.on. Gigantic Task of Counting Noses.   EXPECT HUNDRED MILLION

THIRD DIVISION   HOLDS FIRST ANNUAL CONVEN. TION AT INDIANAPOLIS

AUTO BANDITS GET $20,000 IN CHICAGO   Four Men Are Shot as Chicagc Robbers Make Off With $10,000.   TWO OF THEM ARE CAPTURED   Hold Up Messengers Carrying Pay Roll to Big Clething House and Escape With Malf of Amount —Two Bandits Wounded.

OUR MEN on IN HERGE GUN FIGHT   Chicago Auto Bandits Battle for $20,000 Loot.   GET AWAY WITH $10,000   Two Wounded Robbers Are Captured by the Police—One of the injured Messengers, Shot by Bandit, Near Death.

~ OF DELEGATES   Fourth District. Republicans ‘Have Lively Convention ~~ Serap in’ Shawnee. ~~

REPUBLICAN SPLIT IN SHAWHEE TODAY   TWO CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD AND TWO SETS OF DELEGATES WILL GO TO THE NATL. CONVENTION.

GREECE READY: T0 RECEIVE KING —   Constantine to Return Latter Part of This Week

GREAT WELCOME BEING. PREPARED FOR MONARCH   Constantine Ts Expected to Arrive in Athens Latter Part of Week,

KING OF GREECE _ WILL RETURN TO ATHENS SHORTL   Glorious Welcome Awaits Roya Pasty. on. Arrival at Capital Sometime This Week

Flyer Drowned W hen Seaplane Falls Into Lake   Companion Thrown Clear of Wreckage and Swims to Safety—Nose Dive Re sponsible.

FLY ACROSS AMERICA   Three All-Metal Airolanes Start Trip From New York to San Francisco Rickenbacker a Pilot.

TAKING VOTE ON PREFERENCE   Johnean Seiieved Leading BWeoud ia Nerth ( arelisa. 4

Johnson, Lowden and Wood Form Big Three of Leading Candidates, as Platform Makers Hew Out Planks.

PEACE CONFERENCE   OPENS FER. 16 AT THE PEACE PALACE AT THE HAGUE

THREE STUDENTS DROWN   Wind Capzizes Canoe of Chariton Picnicera—One Saved.

SCHOOL PUPILS DROWN   Three Lives Lost in City Reservoir Monday Afternoon.   PLAYING HOOKEY FROM SGHOOL   High Wind Capsized Boat and Two Girls and One Boy Lose Lives in Lake.

DROWNED AT CHARITON.   Three High School Pupils Victims ¢ Accident.

MINE WORKERS INAEOPONOIBLE SAYS OPERATOF   Also Declares 30-Hour Week Is “Almost Criminal’—Sit Again Monday.

OPERATORS SAY MINERS WILL NOT KEEP FAITE   Irresponsible Breaking. of Wagt Contracts Charge by Owners Association.

MINERS WILL NOT KEEP WAGE CONTRACTS oAYo INDIANA MINE OWNEF   DECLARES 33 YEARS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING HAS CLEARLY PROVED THIS FACT   Asks That Agreements Be Made En forceable By Proper Action Of Congress

30-HOURS WEEK NEAR CRIMINAL SAY OPERATORS   MINE OWNERS ASSER' THAT PROPOSAL IS DE SIGNED TO LOWER PRO DUCTION.

WAS SLUSH FUND NATIONAL ALONE:   Republicans Say They Pooled State And County Cash In Fund -- Cox Charges Are Impinged On This Point, Lawrence Says.

COX HAS “EM ALL UP IN Aik ON G.0.P. SHOT   World Wonders Wha Proofs Will Back Up “Corruption” Fund Charge.

COX WILD IN HIS CHARGES   GOVERNOR ACOUSED OF JL MPING   AT CONCLUSIONS.   NO BUYING OF THI PRESIDENCY   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND oF MODEST DIMEA s10N.   Devid tLawresee Caable te Finad Anpvthiag Very New in Senantion at Pittebergh—Beth Farties Need Meney.

PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING   Plans for Baby Week Will Be Discussed Saturday Night

CASES OF FIVE SOCIALISTS TC GET PUBLICITY   Plan State-Wide Campaign  In New York Before Court  Of ‘Public Opinion’,

PEAGE CONCORD Ct NATIONS THE TALK   Speculation on Attitude of the Harding Administration Revived by Conference of Root and Fall.

HARDING AIDES FRAME NEW U. S. POLICIES   ROOT AND FALL CONFER OVER AMERICA’S FUTURE INTER. NATIONAL COURSE   CANADA SCORES AGAIN   Dominion Delegates Active at Geneva Great Disappointment Over . S$. Elimination,

SECOND TIME   In a Week President Took Short Trip In Motor Car This Morning.

MAJ. DALRYMPLE DENIES REPORT HE HAS RESIGNED   ENROUTE TO CHICAGO NOW TC INVESTIGATE THE BIG WHISKEY RING

THE. ALLIES WiLL _ AMD POLAND IF RUSSIANS GON“TINUE ADVANCE   Polish Premier nier Grabaki Declares Soviet Armies: May Boon Take Warsaw snd Ask Aid

ALLIES MAY INTERVENE IN POLAND   Foch Instructed to Mobilize for Action if Moscow Refuses  . Armistice; Germans  ‘ Quit Conference

WH Sead Trosgs in Case Kassign Geveramen: Fails to Reroga Aresisiae fer   BELIEVED RED FORCES WIiLt. BRE WITIDRAWSN   “! Grathi_ Admits Polish fhe ema 05 Bruten sca Appeals for Aid

MAY STOP THE RED ADVANCE   ‘Marshal Foch Ordered to Mobilize Available Alicd Forces tor Pos-. sible. Intervention.

THE ALLIES WILL. AID POLAND IF RUSSIANS CONTINUE ADVANCE   Polish Premier Grabski De clares Soviet Armies May  Soon Take Warsaw snd Ask Aid na

MOBILIZE FOR REDS,  FAGH TOU   French Marshal Is Told to Assemble All the Available Allied Forces for Possible Intervention Against Reds   Polish Premier Appeals to the Allies for Aid, Stating That. Bolsheviki May Soon Take Warsaw; Help Ia Assured

PLANNING 10 FLY ACRASS PACIHC   Navy Department Lets It Be Known Two Giant Flying Boats Aro Being Built for the  Tray

sn BUYING AND. SUPERVISION. OF ‘SELLING PRICES   Provided For. in a ‘Tentative  Plan Agreed to at London ‘Yesterday by Economic Section: Gf the - Supreme Allied  ~ Council. -

ALLIES TURN “TO RUSSIA ~ FOR GRAN   High Rate of Exchange Favors the Soviet Country.   BIG VICTORY FOR THE REDS   Bolshevik Troops Annihilate Denikin’s  _- First Kuban Corps, According ta  ' Moscow Reports—Many Are Killed in Battle.

EXCHANGES WITH RUSS ARE URGED   FORM TENTATIVE PLAN   Supreme Council Agrees on Joint Buying, Distribution and Selling Supervision; Urge Production

ALLIES TO BUY WHEAT IN RUSSIA   Entente Turns to Soviet for Supplies Due to High Rate of Exchange.   Soviet Troops Annihilate Denikin’: First Kuban Corps—Many Killed in Battle—20.000 Refugees Flee  From Novorossiysk.

PREMIERS TALK OVER ECONOMIC SITUATION   Agree On Tentative Plan T: Relieve Present Chaotic Conditions.

ALLIES Bh ae      REOS REPORT BIG VICTOR}   Soviet “Troops Annihilate Denikin’s First, Kuban Corps—Maay Killed in Battle—20,000 Refugees- Flee  From Novorossiysk.

ALLIES TURN TO RUSSIA FOR WHEAT   Entente Turns to Soviet for Supplies Due to High Rate of Exchange,   RECS REPORT BIG VICTORY   Sovict Troops Annhilate Denikin's Firet Kuban Corps—Many Killed in Battle—20,000 Refugees Flee  From WNovoroasiysk.

ALLIES TQ BUY WHEAT IN RUSSIA   Entente Turns to Soviet for Supplies Due to High Rate of Exchange.   REOS REPORT BIS VICTSRY   Soviet Treops Annihijate Denikin's First Kuban Corps—-Many Killed im Battle—-20,000 Refugees Flee  From Novorossiysk.

AGRICULTURAL STAFF WARNING   Lack of Heip on’ Farms Wiif Mean Short Crops and Short Food.

CONDITIONS AMONG. FARMERS SERIOUS   Agricultural Staff of Purdue. University Met Recently To _ Consider Situation.   Hundreds of Mex Who Were _ Engaged in Farm Work Fail To Report For Duty. 

HOOVER LOST IN JOHNSON VICTOR   Senator Carries California Vote by Over 136,000 Majority; Food Man Simply Overwhelmed by Ballots of Insurgent Supporters in Vote.

BURIED HOOVER UNDER } 6,300 LEAD; WOOD WING INDIANA OVER ALL RIVALS   Republican Primaries Favor Both Johnson and Wood While Lowden and Harding Hold To Third and Fourth Places. #

ROGVER BURIED UNDER TWO Te ONE YOTE IN CALL FORNIA'S PRIMARIES TESTERDAY      Johnson's Victory Places Him in Seeond Place ia Number of Instructed Delegates—Noe Malority in Indinna Election

JOHNSON LEADS IN HOME STATI   Favorite Son Carries “Cali. fornia Over Hoover by a Big Majority _  NEARLY TWO TO ONE   Entire State ‘ Delegation Will be for Senator Johnson at the Convention

JOHNSON LEADS IN HOME STATI   MAKES BIG GAIN IN LOS ANGE LES COUNTY—HAS PLURALITY OF 146,000.

JOHNSON RETURNED BY CALIFORNIA AS TS FAVORITE SOA   Yas Handsome Majority Ove Hoover and Will Have Ail of Twenty-six Delegates.

JOHNSON IS GIVEN HEAVY MAJORITY   California Voters RaBly to For. mer Governor in Tucedar Election; Wood Leeds in Jorkans

2701 LEAD IVER HOQVER   California Favorite Son Race Results Disastrously for Food Conserver. —   woop LEADING;  FAILS ON INDIANA MAJORITY   Johnson Cutting. D Down Lead With Lewileh hird, Hardme. ne Fourth

JOHNSON WINS IN CALIFORNIA   Herbert Hoover Is Buried Under Landslide of Votes   CLOSE RACE IN INDIANA   Wood Leads in Hoosier State But Result Is In Doubt

JOHNSON ENDORSED BY REPUBLICANS “OF CALIFORNIE      Returns Undicate That We ‘Tax a His Majority Over Herbert Haover   WILL my ae SUPPORT FALL THE DELEGATES   Hvever Carried Los Angeles and a Stew “Niher Counties but Northern Counties: Ge fer dobnsean 

johnson Sweeps California by Old Time Figures   Practically Complete Returns Give Him a Lead of Over 136,000 Over Hoover

31 DESTROYERS AT CRISTOBAL   Part of Big Atlantic Fieet Reaches Port on tathmus—Expece © -. mander Faehruary 25

lS. WARSHIPS AT CRISTOBAL   Thirty-One Yank Destroyers Reach Dart an Iethmusc.

31 DESTROYEPS AT CRISTOBAL   Part of Bia Atinrtec Fleet Reaches Port on Iethmi-—Expect Com. mancder February 25,

Home Rule Bill Given New Phase   Clauses of the Oath of Allegiance Changed by Commons.   Cork Hunger Strikers Do Noi Take Foor for 90 Days, But Live.

German Workmen Have Proclaimed a Sovie   New Organization Announces a Block ade of Poland and Refuses to Allow Ammunition Boats to Land.

DANZIG WORKMEN PROCLAIM SOVIE   French Cruiser Forbidden tc : Land Supplies for Palish Army.

/OMAN ACCUSES U. S. CONSUL IN IRISH INOUIRY   fitness at Washington De clares Passport Was Vised

ACLAY PAGING nUNOH GOLA {0 ENGLAND   Boxing and Swimming I: - Foreground at World  Olympic Events

APPONYI CARRIES REFUSAL   Absolute Rejection of Present Treaty Is Sald to He Made By Auatrians.

HUNGARIANS TO REFUSE TO SIGN PEACE TREATY   Vienna Dispatch Saye Hungarians Will Refune To Sign Treaty in Present Form,

PREDICTION JAP QUESTION CLOSE TO SETTLEMENT   Agreement Said to Cover Immigration and Discrimination Against Orientals.   Plan Being Worked Out by American Ambassador and Baron Siehara.

SETTLEMENT JS BELIEVED NEAR WITH JAPANESI   Treaty Whereby Those Already Here May Hold Land Is Expected to Be Executed.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND ALONG COAST   CREW OF NAVY FLYING MA. CHINE BELIEVED TO HAVE PERISHED IN LAKE,

OFF WITH NEW: ON WITH OLD  on ense~nnme   Governor Lowden Discusses Ills of the Country.   WE NEED OLD PRINCIPLES   Our Burdensome Overhead at Washington Makes For High Taxesand High Costs of Living.

SIN  APPEAR PANAMA §  TRIK   Leaders Striking Union Accept Offe: of British Minister To Act As Mediator. %

PANAMA STRIKE IS OVES   Walkout of 15,000 Maintenance of Way Workers Ends for the Time Being.

BRYAN AND JOHNSON. FORMING AN ENTETNE   NEW POLITICAL ALIGNMENT  AFTER ELECTION EXPECTED.   ‘Senator ‘Would Bead ‘Progressives ! and Commoner Would Lead « i Democratic Party,   PLAY: CLOSE -TO RADICALS:   Political Writer's 3 - Observations During Tour of Westarn Btates.:  be:

_ Le EEO EE EE EOOEEEOwO—O OE ee  JOHNSON AND BRYAN ON FRIENDLY TERMS   LEADERS OF MINORITY WINGS  OF TWO BIG PARTLES SHOWING  STRANGE LIKING FOR EACH  OTHER AT PRESENT TIME.  7

AMERICA WANTS EARLY PEACE   Senater Harding saye Thie ( ouantry Imtendas to Have it.

TURKEY WILL - STAY?   Unevatrae d Report I That the Sutan Will be Permitted to Re. - main in Constuntinople.

HUBBER AT WORK WHILE POLICE SEARCH FOR HIM   AUDACIOUS BANDIT HOLDS UP TWO PLACES IN PITTSBURGH AND GETS AWAY—IS CREDITED WITH OTHER HOLDUPS.

NEWEERRY TRIAL BRINGS WARNING 10 SENATE MAJORITY  linais Senator Threatens to Thro Majority to Democratic Cie

U. S. Rhine Occupation  History, 4 Volumes, - Going to Washington

FIFTY PER CENT   Are Pald for a Time But Soon Sus. pended by Bischoff

TWO TEXAS MEN: ‘ARE CANDIDATES   The Southern Newspap er Publishers Association in Session

AG. 0. P, SUFFRAGE COUP   VERMONT, AT HARDING’S SUGGESTION, TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION.   A Vote on Amendment Will Be Taken ‘“ammediately’? to Complete Ratification, and Aliow Women to Ballet in November, ts Plan.

SUFFRAGE CALL IN TENNESSEE   Will Call a Session Te Consider Suffrage Amendment

VERMONT. 10. TAKE CHEERACE VOTE   Governor Confers With Xara ing, Will Call Special sJV.eoislature,

SUFFRAGE ACTION IN VERMONT PLAN OF 0.0. P. LEADERS   J ;  Gov. Clement Confers With  Harding on Question of Calling Special Session to  Ratify Amendment.

VERMONT oPEGIAL SESSION EXPEGTES   GOVERNOR INDEIC ALES suc ACTION FOLLOWING MERTING WITH HARDING.

OF EGIAL SESSION If TENNESSEE FOR AUS. §   GOVERNOR ASSURES SUFFRAGISTS AMENDMENT WILL BE CON‘ SIDERED THEN.

VERMONT TO. TAKE: ACTION ON SUFFRACE      Governor ‘Clément -Assures Senator aii He - Will al] begis! a~ ture At Once. 2:   HAD“ BEEN .URGED -TO DO. SO       a ot We  tate Coriventign Es Had ties That ‘Important ‘Question Re -cetve Early Attention? ::   CONFIDENT ‘@F RATIFICATION

RAGE TU RATIFY SUFFRAGE 15 ON   Vermont Governor to Call A Special Session   TENNESSEE IS IN LINE   Governor Clement Makes Announcement After Conference with Harding. Frankly Says there is Preponderance of Advice in Favor—Tennessee Lecislature to Meet

OFEGIAL OL SSION UF LESISLATURE OF VERMONT LIKFLY   Governor Clements Indicate: This After Conference With Senator Harding.   ADMITS PREPONDERANCE OF ADVICE FAVORS IT   Governor Roberts, of Tennessee, Declares Definitely in Telegram to Woman's Party That He Will Call Special Session to Meet August 9.

TO CALL SPECIAL SESSIO?.   Vermont Governor Indicates That Action Will Be Tokeme on Suffrare.

To CALL SPECIAL SESSION.   Vermont Governor Indicate That Action Will Be Taken on Sufiracve. .

VERMONT MAY RATIFY SUFFRAGE ANTENDMIENT   GOVERNOR CLEMENT HAS CONFERENCE WITH REPUBLICAN NOMINEE AT CAPITOL.

Vermont ‘Executive Has Confere With Senatov Harding and De. -' cides to Get Busy. .

VERMONT LEGISLATURE MAY BE CALLED SHORTLY TO PASS ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

VERMONT. TO RATIFY?   Governor Calls Special Session eo Legislature on Suffrage.

SPECIAL SESSION IN VERMONT FOR SUFFRAGE VOTE   Gov. Clement Makes Decisior After Conference With Senator Harding.

CALL A SPECIAL SESSION OF VERMONT LEGISLATURE ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Governor, After Conference With Nominee Harding, Indicates He will Bring Solons Together at Once.

VERMONT GOVERNOR ~ HAS SEEN HARDING   indications That He Will Cal Legislature To Take Action On Suffrage Matter

GIVE VERMONT CHANGE TO VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Governor Agrees to Call Special Session After a Conference With Harding.

VERMONT MAY CALL SESSION ON SUFF ISSUE   GOVERNOR CLEMENTS ISSUE: _ STATEMENT AFTER CONFER.’ ENCE WITH HARDING

VERMONT ENTERS INTO RACE WITH SOUTHERN STATE   Republicans to Force Action on Woman Suffrage.

MONT [3 TO CONSIDER SUFFRAGE   Governor Clements Indicates Actian After Conference With Harding.   HOPE TO BE THE 36TH STATE TO RATIF’   Harding Urges Calling of Spe cial Seasion to Consider Federal Amendment.

MINERS GO OUT IN OKLAHOMA   Operators Refuse to Treat Until They Resume Work.

‘FORO WORKERS ARE HURT   Three Dying and 13 Injured Wher Interurban Gar Hits Truck Near Detroit.

THREE MEN DYING   Thirteen Others injured as Traction Car Hits Truck

FURD WOR 8S ARE HURT   Three Dying ard 15 Injured When ‘oterurban Car Hits Truck Near Detroit,

PROP Dat Ud. BUY LIQUORS NOW HELO IN BOND   Government Will Have Great: er Contro! and Less Trouble, Is Argument.   owe FES ESTP ewe se  Point Out It Will Not Cost a Cent in the   .. _-

MAY BUY UP INTOXICANTS   Plan Is Being Seriously Consid. ered by Prohibition Leaders in United: States Congress

Plan is Considered by Pro hibition Leaders in Washington   WOULD BE DISPOSED OF FOR LEGAL USES   DOUBLE PURPOSE WOULD BE SERVED BY PURCHASE OF REIMBURSING OWNERS AND PROTECTING LAW, :

ADOPTS BRIEF PLATFORM      Single Statement Makes Up Deqlaration - of Single Tax Party

HARDING WILL LEND EARS 10 ALL FACTIONS OF HIS PARTY   Republicang All Look, Alika Saf: Nominee--Campaign Will Not Ba Ong Mat Affair

HARDING CAMPAIGN WILL NOT BE MADE ANY ONE-MAN AFFAIE   G. O. P. Nominee Says It Wil Consider Every Shade of Public Opinion.

OTHER PARTIES TAKE UP SOCIALIST FIGHT   New York Attorneys May Send Delegates To Albany.

PROTEST AGAINST ASSEMBIY'S ACTION   New York Law Making Rody Suspends Five Socialist Members..

THINK OF DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN   Your Christmas Will Be Happier If You Help Lighten Their Awful Loads.

STEAMSHIP FIRE TRAPS A HUNDRE}   Porsone Imprisoned in Hold of Burning Vessel at Brooklyn Shipyards ~~Boiler Believed to Have  Exploded.

FIRE TRAPS 100 ON BLAZING STEAMER   Explosion Rocks -Ship At Anchor In Harbor At Brooklyn

“Commercial Federation of America” is Being Formed.   NATION-WIDE ASSOCIATION   Business and Professions) Men, Farmers and Unorganized Men in ihe Pian.

HARDING WOULD FAVOR REVISION OF COVENANT   Might Even Favor Revision 9! Whole Treaty, Lawrence Says After an Interview.   WOULD NOT ELIMINATE IT   Does Not Wish to Be Tied Down Now to Definite Proposition Regarding Issue.

MARKET I$ DEMORALIZED   Heavy Receipts Caused by Placini Poorer Hogs Brings Decline.

SUBMITS RECOMMENDA. TIONS TO EDUCATION COMMITTEE.   SAYS C. 1. A. IS HANDIGAPPEL

SUNGITIONS IN STATE SCHOOLS  VERY oEnloue   SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION  SHOWS FINANCIAL CONDITION OF SCHOOLS.

LEAGUE SMOOTHS OUT DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN NATION:   ‘Polish-Lithuanian and Sweden-Finland Disputes in Fair Way -of Settlement.

LEAGUE ACTION AVERTS (THREAT OF CONFLICT   Differences of Four Central Euro pean Nations Ironed Ont at Paris Sessions.

BIG LEAGUE OF NATIONS RALLY 10 BE HELD IN WASHINGTON TONIGH   GREAT PARADE UP PENNSYLVA. NIA AVENTE TO TERMINATE  ) AT WHITE HOUSE.

RALLY AT THE WHITE HOU      Big Demonstration in Fa of League of Nations & Be Staged Tonight. ©

LAST STAND OF POLITICAL CLANS PRECEDES GREAT BATTLE OF BALLOT!   Democrat and Republican Chairmen Both Feel Confident of Swinging the — Nation Tomorrow   WOMAN VOTE IS YET: UNKNOWN FACTOR   “WHEAT WILL NEWLY ENFRAN CHISED SISTER Do?” 18 MUCH MOOTED QUESTION BY LEAD ERS OF BOTH PARTIES

GERMAN SHIPS IN NEW YORK   War Vessels Come Up The Harbor But Are Manned by Amertcan Biue Jackets’

GERMAN WARSHIPS BATTERED BY GUNS OF ALLIES, ARRIVE   Great War Craft, Surrendered to the Allies, Are Floating Junk

Bluffed Oat Few Men’ Who Wanted To Ohey International Presl_ dent of UML of W.,

Week End Sale   KANSAS MINES STILL IDLE   International Committee Leaves to Renort to Tewie,

NO MINERS AKE WORKING IN THE PITTSBURG FIEI   The International Committee Ho: Completed Investigation of Cenditions.

FORM . NEW ORGANIZATION.      Yard Workers’ Assoelation Organized Zen Khar toa loc Ctieti-n Srivwnn A«

REGULAR CANDIDATES WON IN NEW YORK PRIMARY   Those Named by _ Unofficia State Convention Selected by Voters Yesterday — Wads worth Defeats Mrs. Boole.

G.0.P. AND DEMO CANDIDATES, ENDORSED BY CONVENTION, ARE WINNERS IN NEW YORK STATE   Non-Partisan and Labor Candidate Is Leading in Colorado Gubernatorial Race; Washington State Vote Light.

~ VICTORIES   Republican and Democratic Win ners Won Easily in New York.   WADS WORTHIS RENOMINATED   Not as Large a Vote as Expected on’ Either Side of the * Political Fence.

PARTY CANDIDATES WIN VICTORIES IN NEW YORK   N. L, Miller, G. 0. P. Candidate Governor, Leads Thompson, of Niagara.   WADSWORTH RENGMINATED   Defeats Woman for United State Senate By Big Vote; Smith Wins Easily.

WADSWORTH EASY WINNER OVER WOMAN   Republican Senator De feats Woman in New York Primary.

REGULARS WIN NOMINATIONS IN NEW YORK   Governor Alfred Smith to Make Democratic Race Again in Pivotal State   LEAGUER IN COLORADO

REPUBLICAN PART STRENGTH SEEN IN PRIMARY   Heavy Vote in Favor of Men Belonging to Ranks That ' Qppose Democrats

N. Y. “REGULARS” WIN   Organization Candidates of Both Parties Carry Primaries.   Wadeworth Walker for Senate—-Non: partisans Lead in Cotorado— 7 Smith Wins In Carolina.

Judge Miller and Jas. W. Wadsworth Receive Large Majorities in Tuesday’s Primary--Lieutenant Governor Harry C. Walker, of Binghamton,Defeated Geo. R.Lunn for the Democratic -U. S. Senate Nomination.

N Y. “BEGULARS” WIN   Organization Candidates of Both! Partine Carry Primaries’   ee re Wadsworth Walker for Sérate—Ném partisans Lead in Colorade— Smith Wins in Carolina.

Wadsworth Is Victor Over Payne and: Mrs. Boole in Fight for United States Sanatorship.   ‘WALKER HAS TOTAL OF 68,260; i TIINN. INDEPENDENT, GETS 26, 938

REGULARS IN N. Y. WIN   PRIMARIES ARE CARRIED BY THE ORGANIZATION CANDIDATES.   Nathan L, Miller Nominated for Governor by Republicans—Democrats Renominate Governor Smith.

 enemies  THE NEW YORK PRIMARY.   Senator Wadsworth an Easy Victory  Despite Opposition of the Sal eawiata.

BOTH THE NOMINEES TAKE A HAND TODAY IN SUFFRAGE WAR   Cox and Harding Urge Ratification of Amendment by Tennessee.   COX READY FOR SATURDAY   Gives Sound Amplifier Test anc Pronounces it Working  Very Good.

COX PROMISES HELP TQ SUFFRAGISTS IN GETTING TENNESSEE ~——TOGIVE THEM VOT   ‘Democratic Candidate Agreés ic ” Use “Additional Measures”  to Help Suffragists   SOUND AMPLIFIER FOR - ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

COX ADVOCATES SUFF MEASURE   ‘Making Immediate Efforts to  Secure Ratification in ” ~ ‘Temnéssee

BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY   Vote at Irish Municipul Elections  Seems to Be Split.

PROSPECTS DARK FOR UNIFIED SRELANI   Voting Shows South Not Selid. ly Sinn Fein, Nor Is North Unitedly Unionist

TROOPERS ACT LIKE HOODLUMS IN KILLARNEY   Visit Business Section This Morning and Do Ruthless Destruction.   PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS VICTIMS   Views of Primate of Ireland Are Reflection of Vatican’s Views.

" ORGY OF DESTRUCTION.      Windows in Basiness Section of Kilfarmey Are Broken.

RAID BUSINESS PART KiLLARNEY   Uniformed Men Indiscrimin ately Smash Out All Shop Windows.

BREAK WINDOWS WITH HAMMERS IN KILLARNEY   DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS IS DONE IN IRISH CITY FARLY TORAY. .   Crime Conceived in Mere Mania -for Destruction {a Relief of Military Authorities.

SMASHED WINDOWS.   Killarney Is Scene of What Appears  aa Ilcalace Dactrictian

VANDALS SWOOP ON KILLARNEY TC SMASH PROPERTY   Uniformed Men  Us« Hammers And Stones  To Break Windows.

BIG JOB FOR LANDIS   U. S. Jutige Offered $25,600 to Head Baseball Court.   Would Be Required to Sign Ten-Vear Cortract—-Jurist Names His : Conditions.

BIG JOB FOR LANDIS   U. S. Judge Offered $25,000 to Head Baseball Court.   ea Re  Would Be Réquired to Sign Ten-Year Contract—Jurist Names His Conditions.

NEW JOB FOR LANDIS   JUDGE IS OFFERED $25,000 TO HEAD BASEBALL COURT.   ten-Year Contract Is Offered to the Noted Jurist—He Names His Conditions.

BIG BASEBALL JOB OFFERED LANDIS   U. S. Judge Offered $25,000 to Head Baseball Court.   Would Be Required to Sign Ten-Year Contract—Jurist Names His Conditions.

STEAMER SUNK - THECOAST . OF MEXICC   Advice Decs Not Say Any Live Were Lost—Ship and Cargo ‘Toul. Lo:

Minority Report Says They Are Unnecessary. Injurious and Re verse Historic Policy of th  Country.

CALLS SUGAR REFINERS   Department of Justive Arranges for Conference to Talk Situation

CALLS REFINERS OF SUGAR HERE   Figg Wants to Discuss All Phases of the Situation—Plans for Supplies.

SUGAR SITUATION      Refiners are Invited to Confer. ence Monday

POW WOW OVER SUGAR DEARTE   REFINERS CALLED TO WASHINGTON BY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO DISCUSS SITUATION

TO DISCUSS SUGAR SITUATION,   Supplies and Prices to be Considered

CONFERENCE OF SUGAR REFINERS IS CALLED   Assistant to Afforney General Says He Will Inquire Inte Every Phase af Situatian.

WEST PRED THE STARVING,   Ked Crees Relief Work to Go On in  Central karope.

WANT RELIEF WORK EXTENDED   fied Cross Governors Ask for Eaten. clam af Astiviticva.

RELIEF WORK IN EUROPE BY AED CROSS 15 WAGE!   Arthur J. Balfour Appeals fo Organization’s Aid in Car ing for Starving and Dis eased People.

WORLD-WIDE APPEAL FROM AED GROSS 1S COMING UP   PEOPLE OF EUROPE MUST BE HELPED QUICKLY AND IT IS UP TO RED CROSS TO DO IT, SAY THE BIG LEADERS

STOCK JUDGING — CONTEST HERE   Edwin Clark Receivec First Place at Annua Fair Event.

OPEN SHOP WON.   Striking St. Louis Union Waiters Are Returning to Work.

re Chairman nan Will  Hays’~ “Sticks To His:Claim      Says Harding Blectors Wit, Number 348 in’ Rlectoral College:

LAST WORDS OF MANAGERS GIVE ELECTION VIEWS   Hays Says Victory i: Sure—White Says  ‘“‘Militarism.”’   REPUBLICAN

DEMOCRATS WHO ~ MAY REPRESENT OHIO SELECTEY   Harmon, Campbell, Pomer: ene and Baker Likely Ic Head the Buckeye Dele  weltgss,. o.

Tne DIRECT PRIMARY   ADVOCATED BY HUGIIES IN MUNICIPAL LEAGUE TALK,   Q“udlined Tdeal Law Combination With Old) Convention Plan.

THE QUREGT PRIMARY      b ui ADYOCATED BY HUGITES 1s MU CMPAL JBAGL TALK, ©             ' ined Tdeal  Law  With Ota Ganvention, Pin  Combination

HOWAT IS PUT BEHIND BARS INDEFINITELY   Union Chief and Three Asso. ciates to Stay in Prison Until   THEY BREAK DOWN ON   VOWS TO DEFY COURT CALLED TO SETTLE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES IN SOUTHERN MINES

GASSER BROUGHT IN NEAR WACO   Flow Is Estimated ai Something Over Four  Million Feet

‘THINK SOLDIERS SHOT ~~ ARMY CAPTAIN'S WIFE   Mrs. Maude Moss Killed Tues day Night—Watch Men on Leave.

POLICE STOP ALL SOLDIERS IN CHICAGO   City is Searched for Murderer of Mrs. Moss at Camp Grant.

WOOD IS CHOICE OF MINNESOTA 6. 0. P. FOR PRESIDENCY   JOHNSON AND HOOVER ARB SEC OND AND THIRD, CHOICE IN YESTERDAYS PRIM: ARIES ise

Gen. Wood is Republican Choice in Minnesota   According to Returns So Far Received trom Republican Primaries lteld Yesterday

SECRETS OF CHICAGO WHISKEY RING =  TURNED OVER TO FEDERAL AUTHORITIES _ POLICEMEN AND DRY ACENTS ARRESTED

OFFICIAL TELLS © - BOOZE DEALERS  TO COME CLEAN   Says “Has Goods” or Them and Prison Yawns for Them. _

BIG AND LITTLE BUOTLEGGERS, FACE PRISON   Secrets of Chicago Whisky Ring in Possession of Uncle Sam.   AUTHORITIES KNOW THE MEN HIGHER UP   Nine Policemen Are Held in Connection With Liquor Scandal.

OBTAIN EVIDENCE TO CONVICT LIQUOR ME   Federal Authorities Make Wholesale Arrests in Chicago Today.

U.S. PRISON YAWNS FOR BOOZE RING   Many Higher-Ups in Chi cago Face Long Terms Says Kelly.

SECRETS OF RING KNOWN; PRISONS 10 a HIHERUPS  ich ATTO ast (ou ECTED BY wy DENG NOUGH T 2 NCH evict   RITES PRODUCED.   Chicago . Depariment Hands Over Records Under : - Threat,

WANTS UNDER GERMAN WING   AUSTRIA ASKING TO BE UNITED WITH LATE ALLY.   SEEKS PERMISSION OF LEAGUE   NEWSPAPER OF PARIS AUTHOR(TY FOR THE REPORT.   Reatoration of Memarchy in Elther Aestria or Hungary Deelared te be Opposed by Italy aad Jego-Slavia.

bLAIMANY AOKING LEAGUE 10) WELD IT ONO AUSTRIA   Statesmen of Two Countries Said to Have Drafted a Manifesto.

‘NEW WARFARE AGAINST TURKS   ‘Armenian Forces Take the ~ Field.   OPPOSING INTERESTS CAN'T BE RECONCILED   Soviet Agents Discontinue ~ Propaganda.

ARMENIANS LAUNCH NEW WAR AGAINST THE TURKS   Army of 34,000 Has Been Concentrated Under General Seboo— All Are Able-Bodied,

ARMENIANS IN NEW TURK WAR   Have Gonscripted an Army of 34,000 a Able. Bodied Men for Drive on , Moslems.

Beleagured Nation Plunges into Conflict with Bands of Turks - and Tartars

ARMENIA AT WAR AGAIN AGAINST TURKS, TARTARS   Cannot Agree With Mos. tems—Afraid to Go Bolshevik.

4 U0 MEA DAND TOMAR  ON OTTOMEK ANT TARTAR   Bolsheviki Fail in Attempt to Win Armenians Over to Seviet   WRANGEL LAUNCHES NEW OFFENSIVE   Preliminary Peace Is Now Being Arranged at Riga by Army Leaders

ARMENIA HAS PLUNGED IRTO NEW WARFARE   Takes Up Arms Against Turks  With An Army of 34,006 on ee

ENGLAND SEEKING — GOOD WILL OF THE UNITED «STATES   Vigorous Counter Offensive Launchec to Meet Campaign of ‘Anti-British Propaganda in U.S.

— ‘ar — Sr Sr “ee 4 .2 Ge  Eneland Starts Counter Offensive  GEBDES GETS TASK  Aged Tradition Is Being Shattered

BRITAIN STRIVES TO CAPTURE COOD WILL OF AMERICA      AFFARILITY OF NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR INDICATES WAY THE WIND IS BLOWING

GORGAS, FAMOUS ARMY SURGEON, DIES IN LONDON   Considered One of World’: Foremost Authorities on Military Surgery.

MAJOR GORGAS ARMY. SURGEON DIES IN LONDON   ‘Succumbs After Long Period of Til Health. —~

PRIVATE CONTROL S NOT FAILURE, RAIL HEAD SAYS   Spokesman for Southern Lines De  ¢lares Handicap Is Lack of Equip ment.

AMERICA URGED TO CALL WORLD MONEY MEETING   international Trade Confer ence at Mexico City De~ mands Economic Stability

NEW MANAGER FOR. GOV, COX   Cantrill of Kentucky to Take Ove Control of Campaign.

GOV. COX HAS NEW MANAGER   Representative Cantrill of Kentucky to Take Over Active Control of Campaign.

ONCE PACING  CHAMPION OF ALL CREATION   John R. Gentry, Whe Made His Record at Portland in ’96, Is Dead at the Age of 31 Years.

COX AND PRESIDENT REACH AGREEMENT   Democratic Nominee Threshes Out Lengue Question With Chief Executive.

Wilson, Cox. Are . _ . Agreed on League      ‘CEMEST: FOLLOWS LENCE MELD AT PILE WHITE HOUSE SUNDAY,

President Receives Democratic Nominees at White: House, Afier.Which All Three Isstie” Statements Voicing Solidarity. of Purpose; Prohibition Not ’ Mentioned.

NOMINCE WILL Ot CHAMPION WORLEY PEACE   President, After Interview, Says Democratic Choice Will Have Support - of United Party and of United Nation.   STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED   Enforcement of Prohibition Law Not Mentioned During Visit. Governor Will  Give His Strength to Wilson's Promises.

Trio Have Hour’s Conference on South Portico of White House—President Sees Solid Party Support for Nominees: —Harmony Keynote Cox and: Roosevelt Statements

WILGON AND GOK IN AGREEMENT ON THE LEAGUE   “Complete Accord” Comes Out of Conference—Nominee Says “What Wilson Promised I Will Endeavor to Give.

LEAGUE MAIN TOPICUPFOR - DISCUSSION   Wilson, Cox and” Roosevelt Confer For Hour At White House  Each Issues Brief Statement ATfes Bieo ss] __. cas      HARMONY: SEEMS © KEYNOTE   President Declares That He and Governor Are As One :‘Regarding Great Issuc_ ‘Of League OF  abs. gece:   PLATFORM IS SATISFACTOR'

COX AND WILSON AS ONE ON LEAGUI   Comp'eta Agreement Result of “Wille House Conference,

president and Democratic Nom cen Meet for First Time ce Convention — ExecuSays Governor is Ready ry be Champion. of Nation’s          yOT.

WiSON AND COX APREE ON LEAGUE   ccaders Also Consider Issues Facing Party.   PORTANT MEETING HELD   president and Democratic Nom‘see Meet for First Time since Convention — Execu«ve Says Governor is Ready +> be Champion-of Nation’s Honor.

Gov. Cox. and Wilson Agree  On the League   Nominee Wil Ch Narion'  Honor and Wort Porse. Presi    dent Declares After Conference.

History Making Conference at White House Establishes Perfect Agreement Between Wilson and Party Standard Bearers; President Will Help In Campaien   NO MENTION OF PROHIBITION LAW

COX, WILSON AND ROOSEVELT IN MEETING   President Issues Statement Commending Democratic Standard Bearer.

GOX AND WILSON IN ACCORDON © LEAGUE. IS OFFICIAL STATEMENT:   THEY HOLD CONFERENCE, AT WHICH ROOSEVELT IS PRESENT.   PRESIDENT AND PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE ARE AT ONE ON MATTER AND PRESIDENT IS VERY. . CONFIDENT OF A UNITED PARTY, a

FULLY AGREE ON PARTY'S CAUSE   Announcement Is Made Follow ing Conference Has With Democratic Candidates   MEET AT WHITE HOUSE   Nominee Said to Be in Accord With Wilson’s Stand on League of Nations

PENSION VOTED BI BUSINESS MEN   Provide Fund for Chisago Police: men’s Widows:

PENSION FUND OF $100,000 FOR WIDOWS OF MURDERED POLICEMEN      ‘Amount Pledged by Leading Chicaye Business Men at Con: ference Yesterday With Police Chief; Windy City i Finds Itself in Grip of Crime Wave.

TAKES STAND ON LEGISLATION.   Legion Decides Government Should Adjust Compensation Rates.

TO RETAIN SEAT   Harding . Takes , ‘No Action <#On Gox . Offer. 2.03:

HARDING WILL RECEIVE WOMEN AND DEMOCRATS   Making Good on Campaigr Promises to Discuss League Question.   HITCHCOCK AMONG NUMBER

WILL SEEK ADVICE   HARDING PREPARES TO CALL IN LEADING CITIZENS   He Destres Council on League of Nations Propoaition

DEMOCRATS AND  WOMEN TO GIVE HARDING ADVICE   President-Elect Wall Summon  Democratic Leaders and Some Women to Advise Him   BY RAYMOND CLAPPER Cinited Press Staff Corresponden

PRESIDENT-ELEO? ALSO WIL! CALL WOMEN TO MARION FOR POLITICAL CONFERENCES.   HE IS SEEKING ADVICE   Wants Advice From The Women And Democratic Leaders On The League of Nations Question, —Hitchcork Among Those To Be Called.

ACTION ON OFFER OF GOVERNOR COX   DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

I) CONFER WITH DEMS  ON LEAGUE   Harding Prepares To Keep Promise  HITCHCOCK NAMED  eee  Cabinet Gossip Heard In Marion

HARDING BUSY  WORKS ON LIST   DECIDING ON DEMOCRATS ANP WOWEN WHO WILL BE CALLED POR CONFERENCE. .   TO HOLD SEAT FOR PRESEAT

HARDING TO HOLD SEAT IN SENATE FOR THE PRESENT   HITCHCOCK AND SHIELDS WILE BE SUMMONED TO MARION TO CONFER WITH HARDING

HARDING 10 STAY IN. SENATE   Will Net Accept Offer of- Governor ¢ Cox To Name Willls Ag His Successor.

HARING WILL CURE ADIGE BEFORE ACTING   Will Call In the Leaders of Both Partieg Shortly

HARDING RETAINS SENATE SEAT   Senator Harding Sen; Telegram te Governor Cox Expressing Appreciation,

HITCHCOCK 1S DEMOCRAT IN HARDING LIST   Phegitent. elect Will Also Call Sen. Shields to Confer on League.   WOMEN MAY INCLUDE MRS. HARRIET UPTON   No Members of Cabinet to Be Named Until After First of Year,

HARDING 10 RETAIN SEAT IN SENATE   No Immediate Action to Ba Taker on Cox's Offer to Name Willis.

RARDING 10 RETAIN HS SENATE SEAT FOR THE PRESEN   Sends Telegram to Governor Cox Expressing His Appreciation of the Offer.   CONFER OUTSIDE OF PARTY   Will Make Good Campaign Promise by Seeing Representative Women and Democrats.

HARDING (3 NOT READY 10 RESIGN   President-Elect Thanks Governor Cox for Offer to Appoint Willis.

HARDING WORKING ON LIST FOR CONFERERC   President-Elect Preparing t Call Prominent Men and "Women to Marion.   NO WORD OF CABINET

ROOTS LEAGUE. ~ PLANK AGEPTED AS TTS BASIS   SENATE'S .PGSITION UPHELD IN TENTATIVE TREATY * = AGREEMENT.

. + A greeable to Everybody---Written By Elihu. Root Before His ‘Departure For Enrone.  Platform Declaration Said By Leaders To Be         PROVIDES FOR NEW AGREEMENT WH a      Agreement Reached After conference: Between ’ Bor Scie McCormick and Lodge-—Breal,  Three Reve 7 Cane peat

G.0.P.SPLITIS — HEADED OFF AT _- LAST MINUTE   ’s Plank Commends Sen : Reese Refund to ea   FAVOR “WORLD COURT   HIRAM JOHNSON SAYS COMMIT. TEES DECISION Is TRIUMPH: © AGAINST “UN-AMERICANS”

FOREIGN POLICY AGREEDON AFTER ALL NIGHT FIGH]   Ends Peril To Party Threatened By Open’ Rupture. ,

DUNVENTION WAS IN SESSION BUT HALE HOUR TODAY   Acceptance of League of Nations Plank Removes All Danger Split.   LODGE IS STRONG FOR IT   However, it May Harm Chances of Johnson to Get the Nomination.

Tentative Draft Was Prepared by Elihu Root Three Weeks Ago at Instance of Republican Leaders and Meets Objections of Mild Reservationists and Irreconcilables.

Plan, McCormick Says, Promises Union Of Party And Victory In November-Senate’s Treaty Rejection Commend. ed, Wilson Criticised For Foreign And Mexican Policy.

HOLDS ANOTHER SHORT SESSION   Republican National Convention Again Recesses Until 4 O'Clock Thie Afternoon.

AGREE ON NATION LEAGUE PLANK   Committee’ Row Over Covenant Ends in Harmony   WORLD COURT IS PROVIDED   Calls for New Agreement With Other Aatinne

PLANK DECLARED ACCEPTABLE 10 ALL  FACTIONS OMITS AN AFFIRMATIVE DECLARATION POR TEACHE GE NATIONS

CONVENTION Hed A SHORT SESOWK AND TOOK REGES:   Meet Again At 4 O'clock te Receive Report of Resolutions Committee.   News of Agreement on League Plank Lends Enthusiasm to Listlessness.

LEAGUE PLANK IN G.0,P, PLATFORM   Believe it Will be Acceptable t All And Avoid Split.   UPHOLDS THE SENATE   Will Not Aid or Injure Any Candi. date. Acceptable to Mild Reserva. tionists, Leaders Say.

DOORS "TIL LATE   Galleries Yell: W With « o—_ pointinent, Ends A. M. Session   CONVENE AGAIN AT 4:00   COMPROMIEE OF “RITTER ERD ERS” AND RASERVATIONGTS:

PLATFORM. HALTS CONVENTION   Adjournment ‘Taken to Await “Report on Planks   nECONVENES AT 4 TODAY.   Nominations to Follow Accept ance of Party’s Poticy

PLATFORM IS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY   Brief Session This Morning Adjourns to 4 p. m.; Await Renorts   GIBBONS IN PRAYER   Cardinal Opens Session; Decision of Resolutions Committee Brings Relief

Early Session of Convention Today Was Short and Sweet.   PLATFORM WILL BE SUBMITTED TODAY   Resolutions Committee Struggle the Big Sensation of the Day.

Upholds Senate But Does Not Declare in Specific Terms for Ratification of Treaty —Omits Endorsement of Pending League Covenant—Written by Elihu Root — Is a Compromise Between Opposing Factions.

CONVENTION WAITS PLATFORM REPORT   \greement by Resolution Committee on League Plank Causes Recess to Be Taken After Brief Session.

NOMINATIONS WILL FOLLOW PLATFORM REPORT LATE TODAY   MORNING SESSION BRIEF, TAKES RECESS UNTIL   Balloting-May Carry Fight Fat Into Morning, Is Pre-\ J comrvics

Republican Resolutions Committee Unanimously Adopts League of Nations Portion of Platform Declared by Ueaders to Be Satisfactory to Everybody—Was Drafted by Elihu Root and Later Modified—Will Hear Entire Report at 4 O'clock.

ROW ON TREATY PLANK ENDED BY COMPROMISE DRAWN BY FLIRT ROOT   Position of Senate Is Upheld and Way Cleared for New Pact Free Of Objections in Wilson League  VICTORY CLAIMED BY JOHNSON

MANY FACTIONS ARE SATISFIED   Treaty Plank Pleases E’ zcrybody, Including  irreconcilables. ©   AGREEMENT CAME AS BIG SURPRISE

Tentative DraftInsofar as Mexico, Armenia and Peace Resolution are Concerned, Will Pass

PLATFORM, TO BE PRESENTED   Today’s Session of Conven tion Brief—Cardinal Gib bons Offers Prayer   Plan to Proceed With Nomi nating Speech Toda Abandoned .   Convention Takes Recess to Await Report of Platform Committee

-LATFORM AT LAST IS DECIDED UPON   Platform Committee Was to Present Results to Full Conference at Four O’clock This After noon.

NY BOLT LOOKGE FA AT ChICAGL   Platform Commiitee Works A Night and Kills all Chances for Bolt   ALL SECTIONS ARE SUITED   Committe Will Report at Four O’Cliock Today in Coliseum—Resolutions Committee at Work

DELEGATES TARE REGED TO ANAT FINAL REPORT (F PL ATHIRM RII TERS   No Nominating Speeches Expected Until Draft Acted Upon When Orators Will Get Front of Stage  THRONG BLESSED BY CARDINAL

PATH CLEARED FORACTIONON NOMINATIONS   Convention Will O. K Report is Belief of Republican Chiefs.

On the Floor of the Coliseum While Great Crowds Await the Action   HARDING DISCUSSES THREAT OF BOLTING

LEAGUE PLANK DRAFTED BY ROOT 10 HARMONIZE   ‘Accepted By Irreconcilables as a ! Basis for Compromise in Committee.   MEASURE BEING POLISHED  UP BEFORE MADE PUBLIC   Plank Upholds Senate But Doe  Not Declare Specifically for Ratification,   DANGER OF SPLIT IS OVER   Belief of Leaders Who Attended  Root Conference; Resolutions  Committee Works.

NO NOMINATING, SPEECHES ‘UNTIL COMMITTEE AGREES -  - ON PARTY PLATFORM

HOOT PLANK AVERTS GRIGIO IN PARTY; GOMMENTION NOW AWAITS RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT   Compromise on Reference t Treaty in Platform Said to Suit Johnson.   NOMINATING SPEECHES MAY MAKE LATE SESSION   Adoption of Principles, “Line by Line,” on Convention Floor the Next Step.

NO NOMINATING SPEECHES UNTIL COMMITTEE AGREES  ON PARTY PLATFORNA

¢.0.P. SPLIT IS HEADED OFF AT LAST MINUT!   Root’s Plank Commends Sen ate’s Refusal to Ratify Treaty   FAVOR “WORLD COURT”   HIRAM JOHNSON SAYS COMMITTEE’S DECISION IS TRIUMPH « AGAINST “UN-AMERICANS”

SESSION TODAY  WAS BRIEF ONE      Real Wark of ihe Convention Wil Begin at a o'clock This Afternoon

MORNING SESSION IS SHORT   McCormick Tells Delegates otAgree ment on League Plank, Saying It Will Make for Harmony and Mean Victory in Fall

UPHOLD SENATE IN TURNING DOWN TREATY OF VERSAILLES   YESTERDAY'S SESSIONS FOREBODED GLOOMY OUTLOOK

PLANS TO GO. AHEAD WITH NOMINATING SPEECHES ABANDONED  . *   Recess Taken A Amid Great Enthusiasm When Announcement Was Made That the Party Was United and That the. Fight  Vil ann fberacne

Fhreaioned Disraption of Part Over Foreign-Afiairs at An End. .   LODGE HANDS ULTIMATUM      Senate Leader in Fight Against ‘Creaty “Prepares far Coniast on Floor ii the ‘Plan of the Mild Reservationlats Iu Adepteds Latiar Now Are Salisged,

REPUBLICANS 10 MEET TONIGHT 10 OPEN NOMINATING   Platform Report To B« Presented At Four This Afternoon.

G. O. P. Convention Assembles While Awaiting Re- port on Platform.   RECESSES AT NOON; TO RETURN AT 4 P.M

STAGE ALL ot FOR BIG EVENT (IF COMVERTIC   After Short Morning Session Delegates Are Given Recess Until Four   NEWS OF AGREEMENT SOUNDLY CHEERED   Report of Platform Committee Expected to Start Oratorica] Fireworks

ALL THREAT OF SPLIT OVER PLATFORM SEEMS TO HAVE PASSED NOW   Peace, Mexican and Armenian Planks Expected to be Accepted.

CONCLAVE CLOSES DOORS “TIL LATE THIS AFTERNOON   Galleries Yell With Disappointment as Lodge Ends A. M. Session   CONVENE AGAIN AT 4:00   COMPROMISE OF “BITTER ENDERS” AND RESERVATIONISTS PREDICTED AS KEY TO G. O. P. VICTORY.

gg BESS ER eae eee  LEAGUE. PLANK AGREED UPON   MAY: AFFECT SOME CANDIDA. CIES—GENERALLY PLEASING:   ‘NIGHT SESSIONS NOW   NOMINATING PEEC HES. WiLL START THIN AFTERNOON.   3 Every Minute af Session tienj: Now - , On WH be-Thrillingly Staged 8 By Candidates.

RECESS. UNTIL 4 O'CLOCK TAKEN IN  6.0.P. CONVENTION   Adjournment For Time Fob lows Decision Against Hearing Speeches.   DELEGATES ARE DIVIDED   ‘But Chairman Lorex Rules in Favat of the Ayes After Standing Vote fs Taken: Time Required to Complet Drait of Nations League Plank.

COMPROMISE PLANK ACCEPTED: MAKE NOMINATIONS TONIGHT   Convention Recessed Until 4 P. M. to Let Reso: lutions Committee Complete Draft of Party’s Platform.   AGREE ON TREATY PLANK.

PLATFORM COMPLETE   With Acceptance By Irreconcilables of Senator Root’s League of Nations Draft Work Ready for Convention  Thie Aftarnaan   APPROVES A WORLD CONCERT FOR PEACE   Senator Johnson Hails Acceptance of Compromise Plank Victory for Principles for Which He Has Been Making Such Hard Fight.

Proposal Is Declared to Be Acceptable to All Factions — Platform Draft Will be Submitted to Convention This Afternoon and Nominating Speeches May Begin Tonight. ,

AFTER BRIEF SESSION CONVENTION RECESSE   Will Meet Again at 4 O'clock To day to Hear Report of Platform Conmnittee.   DEBATE ARISES OVER NOMINATING SPEBCHES   Leaders, However, Decide to Adjourn and Hear Speeches After Platform.   PLATFORM AGREED UPON   Report Reackes Convention, Lead: to the Belief Nominatimg / Speeches Occur Today.

PARTY SPLIT  NOT EXPECTED   League of Nations Plank Now Declared Accept-  able to Everybody _

ONVEN 108 MI  MEET AGHIN AT Fi ABW TD               SENATOR . COR! “REPORTS, AGREEMEN NT BY  TEE

COMMITTEE ON PLATFORM NCW AEAL HOPEFUL   Plank Drafted by Elihu Root Accepted as Basis of Compromise   DANGER OF BREAK : ON TREATY IS LESS   Resolutions on Mexico, Peace and Armenian Mandate Are Given Form

THREAT OF PARTY SPLIT WHICH WAS F IRST THOUGHT TO BE IMINENT BELIEVED TO  HAVE BEEN OVERCOME BY THIS COM. PROMICE MEFACTIRE   PLATFORM WILL NOT AID OR INJURE ANY OF THE GANDIDATES, IT IS SAID

wi. MEET AGAIN AT 4 O’CLOCK TO HEAR "REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON-. ; RESO] UTIONG   Plank Drafted, Convention i is Told, That Satisfies “AML, Elements and Neither Helps ‘Nor Hurts Any - Candidate’ s Chanees—Elihu Root Author of  Cas oramice.

PLANK DRAFTED BY ELIHU ROOT ” OFFERS COMPROMISE ON LAGE - RELIEVES BOLT BY THIRD PARTY   Unanimous ‘Approval of Resolution Indicates Speedy Convention Work; Senate Upheld - in Its Refusal of Ratification.

LEAGUE PLANK — ~~ ALL SETTLED   And Danger of Republican Split is Past.   MAY NOMINATE TONIGHT   Upholds Senate in Refusing to Ratify Treaty — Was Drawn by Elihu Root.

DECLARATION HALTS 6.0. P. PARTY SPLIT   Condemns President and Upholds Republican 3  Doane Mave   FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW   3idesteps Disarmament Prob Jem; Drafted by Elihu -» ; Rant

CONVENTION MARKS TIME: TAKE RECESS   Nomination Speeches Held Up Pending Committee Report.

TODAY'S SESSION OF CONVENTION IS CUT SHORT   Abandons Plan of Goins Ahead With Nominating Speeches

ROOT’S PROPOSAL CLOSES .. THREATENED PARTY SPLIT   Upholds Position of Senate and Does _ ‘Not Declare in Specific Terms for Ratification of Treaty   BASIS OF COMPROMISE ACCEPTABLE TO FACTIONS AT LOGGERHEADS ON ISSUE

WITHHELD DEGREE OF “PAT” PEDROJA   WAS ECHO OF “PROFITEER ING” CHARGES IN K. U. SENIOR CLASS   SOLD CLASS PROGRAMS   Board of Administration Requested an Explanation, Which Was Not Made   Last Minute Action of Board Delayed the Commencement Exercises Wednesday

WITHHELD DEGREE OF “PAT” PEDROJA   WAS ECHO OF “PROFITEERING” CHARGES INK. L. “NIOR CL:            ration Requext ed an Explanation, Which Was Not Made      ast Minute Action of Board Delayed the Commencement Exercises Wednesday

AN ATTORNEY ON TRIAL   EY IDENCE ao CRIMINAL CON     on Gives Paul PB,  Then Jdudse uniine Mnferni  Gheser W: ation

PROFISEERING IN WHISKEY SALE IS CHARGE AGAINST DRUG STORES; $5 A GALLON HELD AS FAIR PRICE

WHIOKEY PRICE MUST BE FAIR   CHICAGO OFFICIAL SAYS DRUG STORES ARE CHARGING TOO MUCH PROFIT   The Price Wil) Probably Be Les Than $5 Gallon As Dispensers Only Pay $4.

DRUGGISTS PROFITEERING IN WHISKEY, IT 15 SAID. PRICE WILL BE FIXED

ORATORY ROLLS — OUT IN CHUNKS   PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS DISsCUSSES WEIGHTY SUBJECTS OF INTEREST

ORATORY ROLLS OUT IN CHUNKS   a ee PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS DISOUSSES WEIGHTY SUBJECTS  OF INTEREST —

HIGH SCHOOL BOY COMMITS SUICIDE   “ToorLazy to Keep on Living; Believe in no Religion,” Writes« Cedar Rapids Lad Who Slow Splf.

Too Lazy to Live and Accept Responsibility of Life, He Ends Career By Shooting Self

HIGH SCHOOL — - LAD’ SUICIDES   “Killing Myself Because I Am Too Lazy to _ Live,” Says Note

THOMPSON MEN HOLD GOOD LEAD OVER THE FIELT   NEW YORK’S EXPELLED SOCIA’. ISTS ARE RETURNED TO SEATS IN VOTING.

CUT DOWN TAMMANY LEAD   Thompson Gang: However, ‘Wins Sweeping Victory in Illinois Primary.

THOMPSON CANDIDATES’ LEAD CUT BY LATE RETURNS IN ILLINOIS PRIMARY

THOMPSON'S LEAD BEING CUT DOWN IN ILLINOIS PRIMARY   May Take Official Count for Republicans to Know Nominee for Governor.   LEWIS WINS OVER O'HARA IN DEMOCRATIC ELECTION   W. B. MeKinley Is Running Behind His Opponent for the United States Senate.

BROTHERHOODS 10 JOIN FEDERATION   Engineers And Conductors De. cide To Unite Under CGompers Leadership

MORE DENIALS RETURNED 10 COX CHARGES   ‘red Upham, Treasurer of G. O. P. Subjected to  lone Examination   sCOFF AT COX DATA   ee"  ~ °° °° °&;«”»°»°;°»°»~ ©  COMMITTEE TRIES TO RUN DOW'S CONGRESSMAN BRITTEN'’S CHARGES.

Upham Hikes Hays’ Figures On G. O. P. Campaign Funds   Republican Treasurer Testifies That Congressional and Senatorial Budgets of $700,000 Were Not Included In $3,000,000 Fund That Party Chairman Gave Out —Democratic Figures Later.

SQUAREHEAD VOTE TO BESWAYED BY PROFESSOR HALL   All He Wanted Was Just One o These Good Jobs Outside Politics and Say Ten Thousand   LIKED REPUBLICANS BUT WOULD GO TO DEMOCRATS   senatorial Campaign Expense Probers Pind the Tnnards of Many of the Managers’ Schemes.

UPHAM REVEALS SEPARATE FUNDS IN GOP RACES   REPUBLICANS MAKE FURTHER DENIAL OF CHARGES OF GOVERNOR COX

G. 0... P._National Treasurer . Produces, Budget Showing —~---—-_Fyotas-_ of -States——__-__  BULLETINS REFERED ~TO BY COX PRODUCED   Investigating Committee Given Leads ‘Directed Toward Democratic Coffers.  .

Hays and Upham Take Occa. sion to Offer Senate Investigating Committee Leads Directed Toward Democratic Coffers.   10,000 DONGRS ARE LISTEL   Republican Treasurer Denies Under Oath That He Ever Saw Quotas Assigned Citics as Revealed by Bourbon Nominee

“TNANCES OF PARTY AGAIK INVESTIGATED   Republican Funds Under Scrutiny of Committee.   TREASURER IS QUESTIONED.

Will H. Hays, Fred Upham and Cther Republican Leaders Deny Accusations that Fifteen Million Dear Campaign Fund «>i Ig Beine Raised   DEMOCRATIC TREASURER TO TESTIFY   Sizte Quotas, Republican Treasurer Upham Tells Senate Committee Were Compiled Fourteen Months Before Senater Harding Was Nominated

Upham Declares He Does Not Know How Much Has Been Assigned to Any Particular Locality.      $700,000 ADDED TO FIRST FIGURE   Republican Leaders Continue to Declare Assertions of Cox Are Without Foundation in Fact.

6.0. P. TREASURE INOW FALSITY OF GOV. COX’ CHARGES   Gives Senate Committee Leads Directed to Democratic Slush © Fund.

PEBLIC WELCOME TO SCAN BS. PUBLICAN DONATIONS.   TREASURER TURNS OVER LISTS   TOTAL LESS THAN A THEIRD OF WHAT COX CLADBED.   Senate Committee Delves Deeply Into Qecstien of Contribetions, But Thes far Unable te I Develep Sensatien.

COMMITTEE PROBES (i. 0. P. FINANCES   LEADERS REITERATE DENIAL OF io MIL rs SLUSH FUND CHARGES   $25,000 FOR NEBRASKA   State’s “Quota” Listed as Relatively Amount of War Chest—Snbmit Table

HAYS AND UPHAM BRAND COX'S CHARGES AS FALSE; RECORDS ARE EXHIBITED   PARTY’S TREASURER READS TABLE OF STATE QUOTAS TO SENATE COMMITTEE TOTALING FOUR AND HALF MILLION DOLLARS—SMALL PART COLLECTED.

UPHAM PUT ON -OTAND, PEAK ~— ABOUT BARREL   CONFESSES BIG SUMS ASKED.   MONTANA’S QUOTA UPON REPUBLICAN LIST IS NOT FIXED.

WHITE SAYS HE HAS NO  EVIDENCE TO SUSTAIN ANY UF CHARGES MADE BY COY

G. 0. P. Treasurer Has No Hope cr Desire to Collect More Than $3,000,000 and Wil Stop Before That Amount is Reached.

UPHAM, HAYS AND NEW HEARD   Further Denial ls Made of Goy _-ernor Cox’s Charges.   UPHAM QUIZZED AT LENGTH

Treasurer Upham © Admits Chairman Hays Was Short $700,000 in His Testimony Before Senate Committee.   BRITTEN ONLY THOUGHT BRITISH WERE GIVING AID   inois Congressman Admits to Senate Committee He Was Merely Harboring a Pine Dream on the Ficht.

INDIANA MILK ——- $100,000,00¢   ‘DATA COMPILED BY PURDUE UNIVERSITY SHOWS BIG GAIN 1 IN DAIRY BUSINESS  i

APPEALS TO HIGHER COURT   Illinois Attorney Insistent in Action on Peace Resolution.

LESS WHEAT TO HARVEST   ‘Acreage is 10,000 Less in County Than Last Year

THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK  OF BRIMFIELD   VE DIIR LLY  Capital $50,000.00

THE EXCHANGE STATE BAN  OF BRIMFIELD Capital $50,000.00  Pee egants ¢ (Jarneara) Reantring Rneinans Mionnae inanant at rmrrent rate. Ir

fue. EXCHANGE STATE BANI   We - en oat cael tenant  Capital $30.000.00

THe EXGHANGE STATE BANK   VE DNAse  . &Bihas! Capital $50: ‘000.00

THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK  _OF BRIMFIELD  ata: <i ae: ie muppet Scum: ams

THE EXcHANGE STATE BANK    EOL ILE 1 taal)  Capital. -$50,000. 00

THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK   ee AAFAVA AER ADS  Capital $50, 000. 00-

THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK  ‘OF BRIMFIELD  a pl ttle l a ae ae —~ cs   OF DNIMAIELD  Capital $50,000.00

oAYS IRELAND CANNOT OUR FT US DVDED   lan MacPherson Says Advisory Council For Home Rule Is Necessary ‘

10f HOME RIF SHEN      REBATE ON PREMIER'S BELG  GPENS IX HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY — CONBIL: TION IS CHAOTIC

MAKES ALLEGED CONFESSION   Murder Charge is Filed Against Reputed Bigamist

Platform Writers Ado pt _Amendmeit Offered By Senator David I. Walsh   ‘WOULD PIRMIT EARLY ACTION ON COVENANT   Vote Comes As Surprise After Efforts Of Bryan, Pomerene ind Others

WILSON FORGES LOSE FIGHT   Bryanites Succeed in Putting Rider on Plank   DECISIVE VICTORY CLAIMED   Administration Leaders May Carry Scrap to Floor  EevIt y umrar

TREATY PLANE SATISFIES WILSOD   Cals for Ratification Without ResThar Will hopair tts       ervation

TRIESTE, Oct. 15.-—Juseph      AAW eat, 2nteCa COiSt here, narrowly escaped death in the wild firing of rioters at    tending todav’s dicarders.

15 KILLED Ih ITALIAN RIOTS   Disorders Are Reported A Foggia, Brescea and Bologna.

MANY ARE KILLED IN ITALIAN RIOT   WORKER OEMONSTRATION RESULTS IN CLASH WITH SOLDIERS,

THROUGHOUT TAL   ‘Many Persons Reported Killed In Riots At Various Points.

MORE DELAY.   Railway Board at Dantzig Stops _ + Shipments to Poland.

Republican Candidate Says It Js Futile to Talk About Dead issues.   HAS NO SPECIFIC PLANS   Harding Says He Will Confer With Leaders on New Plan After Election.

HECKLER GETS PROMPT REPLY FROM HARDING   Declares “American Troops Have No Husine’s in Germany.” We Went ‘Mo War Becnuse Germany Trampled Ogr Rights,

DISASTROUS FIRE AT WILLIAMSTOWN   LAWRENCE GAVE AID.   Work by the Lawrence Firemen Saved the T. C, Allen Store Near Scene of Fire

DISASTROUS FIRE AT WILLIAMSTOW!   BLAZE STARTING IN BARBER SHOP DESTROYED FOUR RUTLDINGS   LAWRENCE GAVE AID      = aa was  Work by the Lawrence Firemen Saved the T. C, Allen Store Near Scene of Fire

Landis Sought For Head   Boston May Have Three Teams   MEMBERS OF NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE

BIG LEAGUES SPLIT [OVER PLAN TO GET CIVILIAN CONTROL   Five American League Team Refuse to Join in Movement to Form Reorganization.   ‘NEW PLAN IS A RESULT OF “FIXED” GAMES IN SERIES   sas City Meeting Are Said to Oppose Any Change.

NEW MAJOR LEAGUE FORMED AT CHICAGO   SPLIT OCCURS WHEN “LOYAI FIVE” REFUSE TO ATTEND. CONFERENCE.   First Defection From Johason’s Cohorts Will Be Twelfth Club in Circuit.

BASEBALL REFORM MAY BRING OW WAR ANONG MAGHATES   Plan Twelve-Club League anc  Elect Judge Landis Head of New Commission.

Fight National League Magnates and Three, From Ban Johuson’s Circuit Adopt Measures to Reorganize Game; Ultimatum to  Remaining Teams Brings No Reply   LANDIS. OFFERED DIRECTORSHIP

NEW LEAGUE Ur TWELVE CLUBS Io  EIAMET}   Judge Landis Offered Chairmanship of the Civilian Commission Which Is to Control National Game.   SALARY $50,000 YEAR  GOES WITH THE PLACE   Break Comes When Five American Clubs Decline to Enter Into Negotiations to Adopt the Lasker Plan.

BASEBALL BREAK UP   TWO LEAGUES DISSOLVE AND NEW ONE IS FORMED    Twelve Clubs in New Organization is Decided Upon

MAJOR BALL TEAMS FORM NEW LEAGUE   All National and Three Ameri can Teams Reorganize into 12-Clab League   APPROVE LASKER PLAN   Reorganization Followed After Fiv American League Clubs Refused to Reply to Ultimatum

JUDGE LANDIS 15 AOKED 10 ASSUME NEW CHAIRMANSHIP   FEDERAL JUDGE TAKES UNDEF ADVISEMENT OFFER OF $50,000 PER ANNUM.   TO BE SUPREME DICTATOR   Other American and National League Clubs Which Refused to Consider Proposition Declare That They Are Not Worried,

JUDGE LANDIS It  NAMED HEAD OF SPORT TRIBUNAL   New League Composed of 8 National and 3 American Clubs;  1 Chosen Later.

NEW TWELVE CLUB ~ LEAUE FORMED   “Rival Baseball Factions Fall i fleas Aoreemant,   LASKER PLAN CAUSES BREA

Eight Nationals and Three: Americans. Compose — Arrarigemgnt  Made At Chicago Yesterday.   LASKER SCHEME IS ADOPTED

MAJOR LEAGUES BROKEN BY BOLT -TY NRW CIRCTIT   fnvited to Head Chuilian Tribunal, at Salary of $50,000 a Year. to Govern Baseball.

NEW TWELVECLUB LEAGUE FORMED   Rial Baseball Factions Fail tf “Reach hgre: ement    LASKER PLAN CAUSES BREAK

Drastic Change Made In Major League Baseball   National and American Leagues Are Broken Up And Twelve League Club Organized Under Lasker Plan.

WOULD MAKE LANDIS DIAMOND DICTATOR   FAMOUS CHICAGO JURIST AND FAN OFFERED A BIG ALARY   12-Club Organization Diaws From Both pa uas” wage Lasker an.

NEW TWELVE CLUB LEAGUE MAY MEAN BIG BASEBALL WAR   Five American Magnates to Claim Players of Three Seceding Clubs.   JUDGE K. M. LANDIS DICTATOR UNDER NEW PLAN   Will Receive Salary of $50,000 a Year for Presiding Over Tribunal Which Will Govern Game—Two Other Members Yet to be Appointed.

BAN JOBNSON WILL FIGHT NEW BALI, » LEAGUE TO FINISH   Will Organize Now Americni cLaguo Tous to Replace Others,   MEETING YESTERDAY DESTROYS OLD LRAT?   Hight National and Three of Clubs Organize New Mujor Leagne.—J ndge. Lian.  dis Named Ghaipman.

Present Bunch.   LANDIS IN CHAIR      ‘Chicago J udge Named as “a of Baseball 50,000 a Year.

Mayor Leagues Broken Up;  12-Club Circuit Formed   Supreme Dictatorship of Organized Baseball Is Offered To Judge Landis—War Is Declared When Ban Johnson’s “Loyal Five” Ignore Ultiinstum—Wi ill Be Presented to Minors Today.

MAJOR LEAGUE ” pEORGANIZED WITH 12 TEAMS   Five American League Bodies Stick to Johnston—Judge Landis OFfered Presidency at $50,000 Per Annum.  HEVE!LOPMENTS

FORM 12-CLUB CIRCUIT WITH LANDIS CHIEF   : Five American League Teams  Stay Out of New  Svstem   ADOPT CIVIL CONTRO  i  nl   BAN JOHNSON HEADS INSURGENTS WHICH INCLUDES WASH. PHILA., CLEVELAND, DETROIT, sT. LouISs

TWO BIG LEAGUES HAVE BROKEN UF   Eight National Clubs to Join Three American.   FORM NEW ORGANIZATION

All National and Three American League Teams In New Organization “   APPOINT JUDGE LANDIS CHAIRMAN OF TRIBUNAL      Salary Set at $50,000 a: Year; Five American League “Clubs Remain- Out’ ~~

Loss of Over Million Fol: lows Wake of Disastrous Canadian Fire   FORTY-SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN IN LONDONBERRY   No Loss of Life Reported in Either Catastrophe but Hundreds Destitute

FIRE SWEEPS VILLAGE: MANY ARE HOMELESS   FANNED BY STRONG. WIND, THE FLAMES GATHER HEADWAY...AND DO GREAT DAMAGE.

VILLAGES VISITED BY FIRES WHICH CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE; HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS

Henan barn mtinemns iil ren ht Innate einem uamenrit sei  FOREST FIRE SWEEPS 4 TOW)

1000 HOMELESS FROM FOREST FIRE   Property Damage of Million Dollars In Village of St Quentin, N. B.   NO LOSS OF LIFE         Forty-Seven. Building ‘Londonderry Are “mee Destroyed.

FOREST FIRE SWEEPS TOWN   Half the Population of St. huentin, N. B.. Hometeas, With Property loss of Million.

2,000 MADE HOMELESS BY FOREST FIRE W COMINIGN   St. Quentin, N. B., Is Swept By Flames; Property Loss May Reach Huge Sum of 4 Million Dollars.   RELIEF TRAINS SENT TO RESCUE STRICKEN   Forty-seven Buildings Are Reported Destroyed at Londonderry; No Lives lost at Either Place.

FIA WIPES QUT HALF OF A TOWN 2000 HOMELESS   Property Damage Estimated at Between $750,000 and a Million—Wo Lives Lost.’

ENTHUSIASTIC CHURCH WORKERS HOLD MEETINE   McKEAN COUNTY CONFERENCE OF PASTORS AND OTHERS EN. LISTED FOR INTER-CHURCEH WORLD MOVEMENT HERE YES.  Trirw mr A’

VIOIT TO MEXICO NOW CONSIDERED BY SEN. HARDING   President-Elect May Stop at Vera Cruz as Guest of Southern Republic—Invited by Obregon.

HARDING ASKED BY OBREGON 10 STOP IN MEXICO   Torres From Foreign Offic Urges President-Elect to At-. tend Inauguration Cere monies at Capital.    KIND FEELINGS EXPRESSED   Senator “Takes Under Advisement Short Visit to Vera Cruz En Route to Canal,

NARUING MAY Voll TOWN INOLD MEXIGD   Probable That the President Elect May Call on Mexican Republic.

MEXICANS Kak ARUING 10 Gl TO MEXICO CITY   He May Not Go Any Farther Into Foreign Territory Than Vera Cruz  on His Way to the Canal Zone.  ne cet ne treme Bef RRP intn = rowe en; es fl mmeenh us   AS PRIVATE CITIZEN ONLY   Obregon, President - Elect, Sends Invitation and It Is Desire That American Be Present at Inaugural Ceremonies.

TRIP 10 MEXICO BY HARDING PROBABL   President-elect May Stop at Vera Cruz.   TORRES GIVES INVITATION

HARDING MAY BE GUEST BELOW RIO GRANDE   Senator Takes Under Advisement In vitation to Visit Mexican Republic.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING URGED To GO INTO MEMGO   Pressing Invitation From Offigials Has Been Taken Under Advisement.   MAY STOP AT VERA CRUZ ON WAY TO CANAL ZONE   If He Sets Foot on the Soil of Any Foreign Country During Trip He Will Do So Solely as a Private Citizen, He Has Told Friends.

HARDING: INVITED 10. VISIT MEXICO CIN   Pres ident-élect. Announces That He Will. Consider . Farmal . Request

HARDING MAY VISITIN =. MEXICO DURING VOYAGE      CONFIRM REPORT OF ~ COMPLETE ROUT OF ARMIES OF WRANGE!

McAdoo Remains Silent A: To His Acceptance; Sup porters Pick Amidon 0 Kansas As Floor Leader   MANAGERS TRYING T9 ROUND UP DELEGATES   Leaders Endeavor to Get Together On a Slate anc Learn Sentiment Among Uninstructed Groups,

NO CHANGE IS APPARENT IN SITUATION AMONG VARIOUS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

MOR MPRNOG TALK BUT NO CHANGE SN THE REAL SITUATION   Boomers Hope in Vain for Further Statement From Their Candidate.   NIGHT GIVEN OVER TO MEETINGS OF COMMITTEE      Bryan and Others Still Feel That Question of Candidates Cannot Become Thoroughly Active One Until Platform Issues Are Disposed of.

M’ADO0'S BOOM PERSISTS IN CONVENTION GIRGLES   APPARENTLY NO CHANGE IN SIT. UATION SO EAR AS CANDIDATEs ARE CONCERNED — MANAGERS TRYING TO ROUND UP SENT.  7 © ae See ol

WOULD LIKE TO HAVE IT - BUT AFRAID   MTADOO MANAGER PAE SSING GLANS   Palmer and Coy Plan to Have Greates’ Stie.ath Shown On Opening Ballot

ANOTHER CUT IN SUGAR MADE BY BIG REFINERY   Price of 16 Cents Is & Cent Under What Has Prevailed All Summer.

‘WILL DELAY PEACE.      Resolution Will Not Be Submitted at Coming Session of Congress.

PEACE RESOLUTION NOT TO COME BEFORE HOUSE URINE NEXT SESSIC   REPUBLICAN MAJORITY Is) NO’ LARGE ENOUGIE TO PASS OVER WILSONS VETO.

NO VOTE ON SEPARATE PEACE   Little Probability That Heese Wil! Take Deeisiwe Aetian

SEPARATE PEACE MOVE BY HOUSE IMPROBABLE   House Majority at Coming Ses sion Too Small. .

GERMAN PEACE ISSUE NOT TO COME UP SOON   Representatives Say Resolution Will Not Be Presented at Congressional Session on Dee. 6.

AMERICAN SHIP WILL DEFY RULE AT QUEENSTOWN   Captain of Pan Handle State Says He Will Stop at Irish Port.

SOCIALISTS NOW UNDER FIRE WIN POINTS AT FARLY HEARING   Gain Opening to Show Split With the Left Wing   REFUTE KINSHIP TO COMMUNISTS   Real Jury in Case Is American Public,  Says Lawyer

THREE TYPES OF SOCIALISM ARE EXPLAINED   FIVE SUSPENDED. SOCIALISTS IN NEW YORK SAY THEIR BELIEFS MAY DIFFER

MEX BANKING SYSTEM PRESIDENTIAL WORR'   FEAR OF PAPER MONEY MAKES MEXICO'S FINANCIAL REFORM HARD . FOR OBREGON

ORREGON MUST UNDERTAKE HIS FIRST BIG TASK.   Fear of Paper Money Makes Mexjeo’s Financial Reform Hard for New President.

GOVERMENT COAL PRICE OFF APRIL 1   PRESIDENT WILSON  _ PARTIES THAT WAGE SET. TLEMENT MUST BE ON COMMISSION’S REPORT.

SOFT COAL PRICE BOOST LIKELY ka U5. SWAY’S DONE   Wilson Makes Withdrawal Date April 1 to Coincide With Time of Wage Lift.   EARLY AGREEMENT URGED TO ALLOW SUPPLY BUYING   Raise for Men Approximates $200,000,000 Yearly, Says Majority Report.

PRESIDENT ENDS FEDERAL 1 RULE ON COAL   Wilson Paves Way for Increased Prices to Absorb Wage Increase.   TO BE EFFECTIVE APRIL   Executive Says There Is No Provision: of Lew for Fixing New Fuel  Rates for Peace.Time Purpoces.

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF BITUMINOUS COAL PRICE I$ WITHDRAWN   Order Expected to Pave Way for Increased Price of Coal  to Consumer.

Chance For Coal To Go Higher After The First of Apeif.   MUST PAY $200,000,000 A YEAR      Twenty «Seven Per Cent Advance ia Wages Will Require The Public to Pay More,   Washington, Mar, 23.—Govern. ment control over the ma-'mum price of bituminous coal wa¥ ith. drawn today by President Witaon, effective April 1.

PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION ON REPORTS   Miners Will Remain at Work After April 1 Pend tno Aoreement   WILSON IN WARNING   President Telis Operators That ‘They Must Not Do Any Profiteering

PUBLIC TO CARRY WAGE ADVANCE TO COAL MINERS   WILSON WITHDRAWS FED ERAL CONTROL, TO BE  COME EFFECTIVE APRIL 1.   REPORTS PUBLIC   President Asks Agreement Be Reached Soon on Majority Recommendations. *

Wage Increase Recommended Boosts Coal Production Cost Over $200,000,000 Annually

FEDERAL COAL CONTROL OFF   April 1, as Effecting” Bituminous Mines.   MAXIMUM PRICEWITHDRAWN   Paves Way For Iocreased Prices to Absorb Average of 27 Per Cent Wage Increase.

GOVERNMENT SURRENDERS CONTROL OF COAL PRICE   Presidential Action Paves Way for Advance to Absorb 27% Increase Recommended.

WILSON PAVES THE WAY FOR INCREASE OF COAL PRICES    Removes Government Control of ; _Prices Effective On ; Apr i} 1.   TG SETTLE MINERS’ ROW   i Fuel Administration Reverts to Status Existing Before No} vember Coal Strike.

LIFT FEDERAL CONTROL OVER PRICES OF COAL   At Same Time Writes Miners and Operators to Fix Wages on Majority Report Basis.   PRESENTS BOTH REPORTS   Majority Recommendations Refuse Short Week Demand —Chief Provisions.

VER PRICES WITHDRAWN BY WILSON   WILL REACH LARGE SUM   Estimated That Miners Will Receive $200,000,000 a Year Additional Pay.

GONSUMER WILL PAY INCREASE IN WAGES   :  Price Restrictions on Bituminous Coal are Lifted by President Folf lowing 27 Per Cent Ad-

FEDERAL LID OFF   Government Control Over Maximum Price of Coal Is Withdrawn: Is Announced  Effective April 1.   WAGE RAISE TO MINERS  TO BOOST COAL PRICE   Twenty-Five Per Cent Ad. vance Allowed by Commis: sion to Be Paid by Public Coal Men Called to Meet..

PRESIDENT ENDS U.S. COAL RULE   Wilson Paves Way for \ncreased Prices to Absorb Weer Increase.   TO BE EFFECTIVE APRIL   Executive Says There Is No Provision of Law for Fixing New Fuel Rates for Peace-Time  e Purposes.

GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS CONTROL IN FIXING PRICE OF SOFT COAL ON APRIL 1   Re sesocented Press Leased Wire

SKVANEAS AND TPE RATORS AGREE   QUICK SETILEMENT OF WAGE DEMANDS CRGED BY PRESIDENTIN A LETTER,

GOVT. CONTROL IS WITHDRAWN BY WILSON’S ORDERS   Action Taken So Con sumer May Pay Proposed Wage Raise.

PAVES WAY TO ADVANGE WAGE AFEAAL MINER   Wilson Withdraws Government Control of: Price. so.that Higher Pa wyill be Absorbed by fonstiner   ENDORSES REPORT OF - GCOMMISSION MAJORITY   Warns Operators Against Violating Laws Against Combinations in Restraint of Trade and Profiteering

EWect WI Be to Increase t $8.50 and #4 a Ton, Operators Predict.   STIMULANT TO »BUSINESS   Majority Report'on Coat Commission is Transmitted to Operators With Explaration That lt Is the Basia For Wage Agreenent with Miners.

IN PAY PASSED ALONG TO USER   President. Takes” AS tion He Hopes Will _ Avert Strike 

CIVERNMENT CONTROL WW MAXIMUM COAL mice (9° WITHORAWH   Aétion by President Wilsor Paves Way for Advance to ‘ Absorb Wage Increase   EXECUTIVE ISSUES BRIEF STATEMENT   No Provision for Fiting-Cost for Peace Time Purposes  Js Explanation -

PRES, WILOOK REMOVES PRICE AESTRIGTION'   GOVERNMENT MAXIMUM PRICE FOR SOFT COAL END APRIL 1.   DATE ON WHICH MINEROWNER AGREEMENTS EXPIRE.

BAN ON PRICE OF COAL AND COKETO BE LIFTED APRIL    Fitect WIN Be to inercase t $3.50 and $4 a ‘Ton, Operators Predict   STIMULANT TQ BUSINESS   Majorty Report on Coal Commission 1s Transmitted to Operators With explanation Chat It ls Ule Manor Fer Wage \grcemint with Maners

WILSON WITHDRAWS GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF SOFT COAL PRICES   ction Lets Affluent Operators “Out From Under’ And The Burden of Wage Increase to Miners Falls On Ultimate Consumer—Wilson Also Asks Operators and Miners to Reach Agreement on Basis of Majority Report Alone.

Wilson Paves Way for Boost in Values to Absorb Wage Increase for Miners Recommended by Board.

WILSON TO ~ LUFT FUEL LID SOO)   President Paves Way for Increase in- Coal Rates.   MAY GO UP IN A FEW DAYS   Calls Coal Control Off and Adopts Report of Majority Bituminous , Board as. Basis for WageScale Agreements:

PERATORS TO BE ALLOWED T0 RAISE PRICES   Withdrawal Order Is Effective April 1; Majority Report of Coal Commission Is Adopts  ed By President   REPORT MADE BASIS _  NEW WAGE SCHEDULE   Says It Is Essential To The  Public Welfare That Agree / ments Be Concluded At Early Date

CONTROL OF COAL PRIGE WITHDRAWN BY PRES, WILSON   Action Leaves Way Cleai to Raise Prices to Boost Wages.   TELLS FACTIONS OF FINDING OF COAL COMMISSION   Believes No Question Will Be Raised That Report Is Binding.

CONSUMER TO PAY WAGE INCREASE   Wilson Withdraws Control of Price on Bituminous Coal.   JUMP OF 27 PER CENT      Demands For Thirty-Hour Week Refused. Short Day Would Cost Over Hundred Million.

Gives Operators Chance to Meet Demands of the Mine Workers.   SETTLEMENT OF WAGE ROW URGED   Government Relinquishes Price Fixing Power April 1.

WILSON REMOVES. COL PRICE LIMIT   New Wage Scale Takes Effect April 1.

REMOVES PRICE RESTRICTIONS ON COAL.   President Withdraws Federal Contro of Maximum Cost.

WILODN LIFTS LID ON PRICE OF FUEL   President Paves Way for Increase in Coal Rates.   MAY GO UP IN A FEW DAYS   Calis Coa!i Control Off and Adopts Report of Majority Bituminous Board as Basis for WageScale Agreements.

INCREASES TO ABSORB WAGE HIKE FOR MEN   Wilson Declares Award of Commission Must Be Con---gideredBinding-~      URGES AGREEMENTS BE REACHED QUICKLY

wiMenwl TRANNY § VeVINTL wrayL  Advance of 200 Million Dollars Yearly.  Operators : Warned Against Combinations In Restraint of Trade.

P PES LDENT ABOLISHES GOVERNMENT CONTROL AFTER APRIL 1.   Urges Operators and Miners to Agree on Few Points Still, ‘At Issue.

COAL BARS ARE DOWN   WR, WILSON LIFTS : GOVERN. MENT CONTROL APRIL 1:   Aver that -Dite Operalors: will Tre Permitted to Charge “What the Trafic Wl Bear.”

WILSON REMOVES — RESTRICTIONS ON CHARGES FOR FUEL   STRIKE SETTLEMENT 1S NOW TO BE MADE

Government Gives up All Control Over Coal  Prices on April First   In Making Announcement Wilson Tell Owners and Miners They Must — Accept Commission’s Report   TWENTY-SEVEN PER CENT WAGE INCREASE MEANS HIGHER FUE

COAL REGULATIONS ALL REMOVED bY PRESIDENT   New Deal Approved by Wilson And Under {t AH ‘Price Restrictions Removed

WILSON URUttia “TTSWTHORAWAL   Government Regulation of Maximum Prices at an End on Aprij 1. -\   URGES EARLY AGREEMENT

GOVT. CONTROL OF SOFT COAL LIFTED TODAY   Consumer Will Have to Pay 27 Per Cent Wage Boost To Miners   i EFFECTIVE APRE.    PERIOD UNTIL FIRST OF MONTH WILL ALLOW BUYERS TO PLACE EARLY FUEL CONTRACTS

GOVERNMENT CONTROL UF BITUMINOUS COAL PRICES WITHIRAWA   Presitent Paves The Way For Ar Increase In Prices To Absorb Recommented advance.   ORDER EFFECTIVE APRIL ~

CONTROL OVER COAL PRICES OF FIRST OF APRIL   Order Removes Virtually Government Control of Coal.   PAVES WAY FOR AN § INCREASE IN PRICE

PRICE CONTROL OVER SOFT COAL GIVEN f   President Wilson Decides For Majority Re port of the Coal Commission

DOMINION HOME RULE   Reports Concerning Ireland Cause Skepticism

NATIONAL LABOR PARTY TO DECIDE NEW MOVEMENT   Whether It Will Join Com Wittee of 48, Non-Partisan,  Single Taxers and the Tri ple Alliance,

NEW PARTY LEADERS “DISAGREE ON NAME   National Labor Pavty May Decide to Cast Ttx Lot With New Movement.

LABOR PARTY AT DIVISION POIN)   Decision Is Expected Today or Joining Forces With New Third ‘Party Movement.   FOUR NAMES PROPOSED

AENRY FORD MENTIONED Aa POSOIBLE CANDIDATE FOR  - PRESIDENT BY THIRD PARTY   Declares He Sees No Legitimate Reason For De clining If Nominated——Commiitee of 48 Convention Opens in Chicago Tomorrow.

48-ERS MEET AT CHICAGO   ‘Progressive” Elements to Go Inte the Race Against the Republican and Democratic Parties.

A8-ERS MEET TO NAME THE 3RD CANDIDATE   The “Progressive” Elements to Go In to Race Against G. 0. P. and Demoernts,

THIRD PARTY LEADERS MEE!   “Progressive” Elements To Go: Inte Face Against G. 0, P. and the Democrats.

THIRD PARTY CASTING AROUND FOR ANAME   Meeting in Chicago Teday Is Fal of interest fur AM Oissathified Ghee   LACOR LEADERS WILL MAKE DECISION TODA      WHE Eecich: Whether or Net te dain:

THIRD PARTY TO BE LAUNCHED   At Convention of Committee of Forty » Eight to Oppose “Regulars” — This Fall

WESEL ATTACKED Aa WORKER GET REINFORCEMENTS   Hamm, Other Towns Plundered: General Strike at Essen on in Full Force. Report.

——S  "WORKERG REINFORGED ~ DELIWER NEW ATTACKS IN BATTLE FOR WESE!   TOWN OF HAMM IN’ WESTPHALTS AND SEVERAL OTHER PLACES REPORTED PLUNDERED.

NEW ATTACKS ON WESEL FORTRESS   Army of Rebellious German Workingmen, Has Re ceived Reinforcements.   Town of Hamm and Severa' Other Places: Reported ‘to Have Been Plundered

BiG PROBLEMS AWAIT SOLUTION BY ALLY CHIEFS   ‘Big Three’ Premiers Meet To Diseuss Matters Still Pressing For Settlement   COUNCIL OF LEAGUE MEETS WEDNESDAY   British Parliament —Reeon. venes And Epochal Declaration Is Expeeted

WORLD PROBLEMS 10 BE BISCUSSED DURING THE WEE}   Important Program Tc Be Considered at London Meeting   PREMIERS TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY   Executive Council of League of Nations Also to Convene on The Same Day.

Practically All the Machin ery of Peace Conference Is Transferred lo Eng land.   THE “BIG THREE”   Premiers Lloyd George, Mil. lerand and Nitti Mee! Wednesda®—Program. is Outlined.

WORLD PROBLEMS CONFRONT PEACE BODY WN LONDOK   “Big Three’ Will Meet Wednesday for Discussion.   LONDON CONFERENCES   Russian Situation to Be Finally Decided By Allied Chiefs.

G. 0. P. Nominee Declares: Re‘ports of Friciion, Manufactured by Democrats, “Absolutely Untrue.”   HOOVER TO TAKE STUMP   ‘Also Former President Taft—  Roosevelt's Supporters Strong For the Whole Ticket.

HARDING DENIES BULL MOOSE QUIT   G, O. P. CANDIDATE SAYS NO LETTER THREATENING WITHDRAWAL WAS RECEIVED.

Charattéerizes All Reports to ‘Contrary ag solutely Untrue;” Bird Scores Cox ‘Fo    Canttaligatinn af Rancavalla Kama.

UNITED PARTY BEHIND HARDING   SENATOR DENIES DEMOCRATIC CHARGES OF SPLIT ON PROGRESSIVEISM   HOLD TEDDY'S COHORTS   Old Rooseveltian Wing Will Support Party Ticket. Leaders De clare

PoGRESSTIVES FOR HARDING.   inee Denies Roosevelt Follow tne Has Deserted Him.  Neveu

BIRD DENOUNCES COX ASSUMPTION QF MOOSE SUPPORT   TELEGRAM MADE PUBLIC BY HARDING CALLS DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO TASK.

TAFT AND HOOVER SOON 10 TAKE PART   In Campaign for Election of Re publican Ticket.   SENATOR HARDING SAYS   Brands as ‘‘Absolutely Untrue”’ Democratic Assertions That Senators Johnson and Borah Would Withdraw Prom Cam. paign——-No Friction Among Republican Leaders.

THINKS UNITED PARTY ASSURED   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE CONFI DENT OF FULL SUPPORT ON ISSUES.   TAFT AND HOOVER TO FIGHT   Harding Denies Johnson And Borah Intend to Withdraw — Former Progressive Leader Says Pregress¢ ive Sentiment “A Complete Res futation of Democratic Claims.”

‘ARDING CLAIMS A UNITED PART!   Labels as False Reports That Johnson and Borah Will Withdraw.

Senator Harding Declares Re Ports of Break In Ranks —Ave “Absolutely-Untrue2—   Announces Taft . and Hoove: Will Soon Take Active Part In Campaign.

AFT AND. SOON TO TAKE PART   in Campatgn far Election of Re publican Ticket,   SENATOR HARDING SAYS      Bravds as “Absolutely Dutruc Democratic Assertions The Senators Johnson and Borat ‘Would Withdraw Fram Cam. paign—No Friction . Among Renublican Leaders: .

HAPDING ASSERTS PARTY 1S UNITED   Taking Note of Democratic Charges, Senator Makes Lengthy Statement   OENIES LETTER REPORT   Declares, Johnson;. Bora h, Taft and Hoover Will All ‘Aid G. O. P.. Campaign

HARDING DENIES FRICTION AMONG b. 0. P. LEADERS   Satisfied of United Support of Party on League and Progressivism Issues.   TAFT AND HGOVER SOON WILL TAKE ACTIVE PART   Published Reports That Senators Johnson and Borah Had Informed Him They Would Withdraw From Campaign Declared Absolutely False.

SWITCHMEN STRIKE STILL IN FORCE   Second Aifempt to Call Off the Strike Has Been Casuccessfai

SWITCHMEN SCORN OFFER 10 GO BACK   issert at Chicago Meet. ing That They Will Stay Out. —

LEADERS’ ARREST THREATENED TODAY  Cleveland: ~ Strikers Warned That Government Is. Not   _Bluffing.   MEN VOTE TO STAY OUT  Chicago “Outlaw’! Switchmer Also Fail.to Act On      MEN VOTE TO STAY OUT   Hea “Outlaw” Switchmen Also Fail -to Act On “~ Return, > -

STRIKERS AGAIN VOTE DOWN Ah ATTEMPT 10 END JUTLAW WALKOU)   Leaders in Cleveland Tieup Will Be Jailed Unless Workers Return Immediately

—  NT SETTLED YE      Nailroads ‘in Middic West, However, Report Conditionk Are Improving.

RAIL STRIKE ENI NOT APPROVED   Chicago Switchmen Refuse to Vote to Terminate Walk-Outs

Reign of Terror When Uniformed Men Explode In. cendiary Bombs and Riddle Homes With Bullets.

HORRORS IN IRELAND AS SEEN BY A. P. MAN, WHAT ENSUED IN TUBBERCURRY

TOWNS LAID WASTE BY IRISH FACTIONS   BURNINGS FOLLOW KILLING AS MEASURE OF REPRISAL.   Tebbercurry Half in Ruins and Remnant of Its (uhabitanis Livfing in Dread ef Repetities of Raid.

WILL NOT RATIFY SUFFRAGE        New Jersey Assembly Would & All Constitutional Changes To Vote of People —

LEFT TO VOTE OF PEOPLE   New Jersey Legislature Refuses to Ratify Suffrage Act.

WILL NOT RATIFY SUFFRAGE   New Jersey Assembly Would Submit All Constitutional Changes To Vote of Peopie

NOT CLEAR TO THE TURKS    Nationalist Newspapers Declare Allies’  Plan Too General,

SOME COMPLAINT IN TURKEY   Turk Nationalists Find Allied Plan “Not Sufficiently Clear,” and Too General.

AMERICAN LEAD IS INCREASINE   Athletes From United States Are Sweeping Field Despite Iniuries to Stars.   ANOHTER RECORD SROKEN

M. Vi -HE DERSON SUPERIN EAE STATE BANKING   Well Known Fayette; County. Man Ap pointed Wy: Governor ‘Harding. ,

PRAYER IS ANSWERED   ‘Aged Louisiana Man Follows His Wife : tn Death,

= & * bd s & ® % r = =  F WANTS ‘TO DIE WITH : OWIFES WISH GRATIFIED

SERIES FIXED   Heydler, National League President, Makes Pubic Details of His Private Investigation   ACCUSES AMERICAN  N   Matter Brought to Attention of  President Johnson With No ; Result, Heydler Declares

Made Public Evidence Gathered in Baseball Gambling Scandal   BAN JOHNSON NOT EAGER   To Start Investigation When Told That World Series of Last Year Had Been Fixed— Jean Dubuc, Detroit Ameri. can Pitcher, Named in Affair fee Magee's Confession.

Heydler Makes Statement In Regard To Alleged Gambling In World’s Series Last Year

KNEW FIRST DAY SERIES WAS FIXED   President Comiskey and Kid Gleason Asked Probe   Given All Informatior But Refused to> Take Action

N. Y. Police Inspector, Formerly in Tenderloin, Ordered Acquittec   (Associated Press}

ACQUITAL FOR HENRY .TODAY   Judge Malone Acts in Case of Police Inspector

New York Policeman  Is Acquitted of Charge of Neglect of His Duty

“DRY” CANDIDATE PRAISES FARMERS   THIRD PRESIDENTIAL NOMI NEE TO SPEAK AT ST. PAUL LAUDS AGRICULTURISTS.

CHICAGO AWAITS NEWS OF 7 LOST ON FROZEN LAKI   Men Who Went in Search Of Ice Bound Steame. May Have Been Swallow.  ed Up By Ice Chasm, Belief

FATE OF SEVEN MEN IS UNKNOWN   ven Men  Wha Sought Tu Aid Stricken, Mteamer Neff Are : Missing.

NEFF CONTINUES —- TOFIGHT ICE   Ship Is Blown Far North of Chicago and Fear It May Be Lost

DETAILS FORMATION OF  COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY   Millionaire Lloyd is Accused of Part in Internationale Endorsement

JAPAN REFUSES. ~ TO LENE Sita          Lukio Dispaten : Says? Dainge! i ‘hreataus, Her Sub“jects              LOCATION. -IS < ‘(PECULIAR   TENDS TO -EXPHALN OCCUR, TION OF VLADIVOSTOK       Governinent —. Cuniot: Wiehe. ‘Progua Until Banger to- Lives and: Property of ‘Subjects is Pygmoved, is, Statement,

JAPAN WILL STAY A WHILE LONGER   MUST REMAIN IN, SIBERIA TO FROTECT SUBJECTS, .   U. S. TROOPS; LIKED   OUR ARMY WAS GIVEN ANOVAs.   Americans Were Intensely Popular for the Reason that They Gare Alla Square Deal.

GRAVES OF YANKS TO BE DECORATED   MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES IN CEMETERIES IN FRANCE.

MEMORIAL DAY OcHVIGt IN FRENGH CEMETERIES WER AMERICAN GRAVES   ‘MARSHAL PETAIN AND AMBASSA. POR WALLACE WILL DEBIVER

PETAN TO SPEAK ATUL S, SERVIGES   Every American Grave Ir France Honored.

MEMORIAL DAY IN PRANCE   Graves of American Soldiers to Te strewn With Flowers

MARSHAL PETAINSPEAKS FOR FRANCI      Memorial Day Services to Be Observed at Many French-American Cemeteries.

PETAIN TO HONOR U. S. DEAD   French Marehal le Named to Assist Envoy In Decorating Gravee of Yankee Heroes.

GRAVES WILL BE DECORATED   Ambassador Wallace to Represent U.S.on _ This Occasion

MARSHAL PETANN 10 SPEAK AT MEMORIAL FYFARICES   Ambassador Wallace Wilt Represent the United States At the Service Over. Ameri can Soldiers Who Are Buried  France.

THE LATE MRS, C, NYBORG   Sho Resided in Lost Island Township : For Toyenty-six Years.

assed Away Friday After Lingering ‘Mines; Largely Attended Funeral ‘Reld Tuesday; Interment In Lost “Island Cemetery.

Toronto : ‘Enjoying. Reduction In Cost ' of Clothing and Other Necessities, s_—i‘w; a

THINK MILITARY CAN'T SUCCEED WITHOUT HELP   Socialist Declare Sov iet in Present Disordered Govt.

REVOLUTION WITHOUT POLITICAL SUPPORT   Declare Insurrection Confined to Military Party.

GERMAN CRISIS ENDED   Advices of An Agreement Between New and Old Governments Late This Afternoon.   PRANCE TO SIT TIGHT,   Wil Remain Firm in Execution — of Versailles Treaty.

FRENCH THINK PAN-GERMANS LACK SUPPORT   Paris Official Circles Ex. _ pect New Regime to Fall Unless. Aided,   TO INSIST STERNLY . ON VERSAILLES PACT

GERMAN REVOLT WILL FAIL, FRENCH BELIEVE: ~ LACKS FULL SUPPORT   MAY CONTINUE TO DOMINATE BERLIN AND OTHER CITIES FOR TWO MONTHS   New Governmerit’s: Request for Recognition: By Allies bs . Ignored—American Treops Will Not: Participate i: Any Allied Advance Into Germany. — ;

PAN-GERNIAN AND MILITARY PARTIES WW REVOLT ALONE   Conservative. Industrial Head: Said to Condemn; Collapse ” Within Month Forecast.

GOVERNMENT WILL SELL STEEL SHIPS      Plans For Extensive Advertising Campaign Which Will Be Put Under Way at Once.

TO SUL S’PERIEL SEHEEPS   U.S. Shipping Board Po Dispose of Its Preece

U.S, READY TO SELL BIG MERCHANT FLEET TERMS ANNOUNCED   ‘Minimum Price of $160 a Ton Set for Bids on 1200 Government Freight Carriers   WILL REMAIN IN CONTROL > OF U. S. UNTIL HALF PAID   Receipts Placed in Account from Which Instaliments are Paid

U.S. WILL SELL MERCHANTMEN   PREPARATIONS FOR THE SALE OF SHIPS WILL BEGIN AT ONCE.

JUDGE TELLS ALIENS PEOPLE SEEING REL   : A Ll ears RADICALS ADVISED TO KEEP SI.  LENT FOR A TIME. »   Sage Warning Given by Boston Court to Man and Wife Booked for Pepsrtation and at Liberty On Bond.

JUDGE WARNS REDS TO TAKE PAUL’SADVICE   Court’s Admonition is Fo Defendants to Give Radi. calism a Vacation.

THE AMERIGIN PLOPLE SEEING REO THESE DAYS, JUDGE ANDERSON SAYS   Declares a Good Many of the American People Seem Lacking in Histortcat Prospective and a Sense of Humor .

HARDING GOES TO SEE CUBS PLAY IN HOME TOWN AND PITCHES THREE: BALL

HARDING ROOTS FOR HOME TEAM   Sees Chicago Cubs Trim Local Marion Team  MAKES TWO SPEECHES   lay Divided Between Work and Play—Talks to Ball Players and School Teachers. Declines to Endorse SmithTowner Bill—Holds Conference with Senator Knox. Pa.

ARUING WATCHES CUBS PLAY BALL   Nominee Sees Exhibition Game Between Chicago Nationals and Marion.

CUBS STAGE BALL GAME AT: MARION IN HONOR OF- HARDING   Also” Delivers “Two Speeches From Front Porch During the Day.

Nominee Hopes That People Will Develop Team-Work and Let the Pennant Fly At Home Grounds,   TEACHERS’ DELEGATION ALSO COMES TO PORCH   Ask Candidate to Endorse Smith-Towner Bill But He Declines Until He Has Studied Provisions.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE ADDRESSES CHICAGO CUBS   Senator Harding Witnesses the Game Between Major League Team and Marion Nine,

TEAM WORK AMONG AMERICAN PEOPLE HOPE UF HARDING   Republican Nominee Talks to Ball Players in Language of the Diamond.   PITCHES FIRST THREE BALLS ACROSS PLATE   Delivers Address to Delegation Representing Various Teach. ers’ Organizations and Confers With Senator Knox on Country's Foreign Policy.

HARDING . REFUSES TEAGHER’S REQUEST   Declines to Endorse Smith. Toner Bill; Speaks of Better Compensation

ALTERNATES WORK WITH RECREATION   HAK DING DIVIDES ae BE TWEEN GRIND AND PLAY —SEES CUBS   SORES = FOREIGN FOLIC   Knox Chlls Democratic Regime  Years ao Pees Caital.

CHICAGO BASEBALL TEAM PLAYED SAME FOR SEN: HARDING   Besides Witnessing Contest Nomi  nee. Made Two Specches ane  Held Conferences. ny   PHILANDER €. KNOX CALLED

Senator Knox, Marion Visitor Predicts Repudiation for Wil enn Policies.

One of Candidate's Addresses to Major League Players— Also Advocates Better Com. pensation for Teaching Pro. fession——Declines to Endorss« Smith-Towner Bill.

QUIGK TRIAL PROMISED FOR FORT WORTH NEGRO FACING CRAVE CHAREE   TWICE SOUGHT BY MOB—ACCTUSED OF CRIMINALLY ASSAULT: ING GIRL AT ARLINGTON.

[PROMISE QUICK  TRIAL FOR NEGRO   Confessed to Assaulting Ten Year Old White Girl at Arlington

DENY BELGIAN WOMEN VOTE   Chamber of Deputies at Brussels De. feats Bill to Grant Guelrege 89 to 74,

TANK CORPS LOSES MEN TO INDUSTRIES   HIGHLY TRAINED . MEMBER: LEAVE SERVICE. TO ACCEF HIGH SALARIES; HAD NO TANK: READY FOR SERVICE.

Tank Co Cor ps Fighters   Get Good Civil Jobs;  - Personnel Depletec

Democratic Senators: Line Up Against Measure Put Through House Committee    NOT AN EMERGENCY BILLY SAYS SENATOR SIMMONS   BY DELAY IN STEERING COMMITTEE EFFORTS WILL BP MADE TO PREVENT ENACTMENT OF PRopOsAL =.

MAINTENANCE OF RIGHT TO STRIKE DEMANDED BY LABOR COMMITTEE   Gompers Presents Bill of Rights to Republican Resolutions Committee.

LABOR'S DEMAND.   Committee Urges Planks for Repuilican Platform.

WILL INSIST ON MAINTENANCE ‘OF THE RIGHT TO STRIKE ) WITHOUT INTERFERENCE  y   EURBING. OF  PROFITEERING   And Beduction of the High Cost Of Living Among Other things Demanded Of: Convention.

Compulsory Arbitration and Kansas Anti - Strike Laws Must Not Be Included in the Platform. Savs Gompers    Restriction of Lmmigration and Reduction of Living Costs. as Well as Repeal of  War Espionage Laws, Asked

LABOR DEWANDS STRIKE RIGHTS OF THE REPUBLICAN PLANK WAKERS   Gompers, Federation Head, Demands Restriction On Flow of Immigration   URGES LOWER PRICES   Wants Assurance That the Laboring Man Will Get a  Sauare Deal

INDUSTRIAL SITUATIONS MAIN TOPIC   Labor Makes Demands 0 Committees On Resolution Today

HOUSE DEMOCRATS AGAINST UNIVERSAL  TRAINING DESPITE WILSON’S APPEAL

OPPOSE. ARMY BILL   DE#OCEATS REFUSE TO FOLLOW WR. WILSONS ADVICE,   Congressional Caneus Goes on Rees ord As Against Any Universal Compulsory War Training,

WILSON IGNORED BY DEMOCRATS   Party Council Takes Stand Despite President   Declare They Know Sentiment of Country on Universal Training Better Than He Does.

DEMOCRATS DONT BEY WILoON ON  TRAINING FOR WAR   House Members on Record as Opposing !t Tho He. Asked That No Stand Be Taken.

Feel That They Know Senti ment of Country on Militar Training Better Than Presi dent Does — Despite Wil son’s Appeal Action is Tak en.

SN  WILSON’S ADVICE  IS TURNED DOWN   Democrats at Party Caucus Vote Against Measure Providing For Compulsory Military Training.

PRES, WILSON D  APPEAL FALLS ON DEAF EARS   Democrats of House Reject Universal Military Training Policy By Big Majority.   PARTY CAUCUS LAST NIGHT MAKES DECISION   Republican Boosters for Army Reorganization Bill Will Continue Fight.

DISREGARD = ~ PRESIDENT -—SUBPESTION   House Democrats Go On Record Against Universal Training.

JOE CANNON HAS BIRTHDAY FRIDA)   “The Grand Old Man of Congress” Is Young At $4 Yeare

‘GRAND OLD MAN’ OF CONGRESS TO BE 84 TOMORROW   “TInele Joe” Cannon Has Been Elected 21 Times and Still a Candidate

UNCLE JOE-CANNON IS 84 YEARS YOUNG   GRAND OLD MAN OF CONGRESS PLANS HECTIC CELEBRATION OF HIS NATAL DAY

RUSSIAN REDS REFUSE TO PAY   Soviets Do Not Recognize Liability for Obligations Before November, 1917.   Maxim Livitnoff, Bolshevik Commissar Discredits the Report That Leon Trotzky Has Been Murdered— Eighth Time He Has Been Renorted Slain.

AUSoIA MUST PAY OLD DEBTS BEFORE WORLD WiLL RENEW TRADE WITH SOVIET REGIME   Unless Deb of Old Imperial  Government Are Acknowl  edged Other Nations Will   Refuse to Open Commercial Relations, Says Dispatch.

NOT LIABLE _ FOR OLD DEBTS   British and Bolshevik Ministers of Trade and Commerce Confer

Aloo AEPUDIATE OLD WAR DEBTS   Reds Do Not Recognize Liabilities of Czar Regime.   10 NATIONS ASK GUARANTEES   Bolshevik Minister of Trade and Commerce Threatens to Make Counter-Claims Against the Allies.

SAYS SOVIETS © IGNORE DEBTS   Not to Recognize Those Contracted Prior to November 1917,

SOVIET RUSSIA WILL REFUSE TO - REORGANIZE OLD REGIME DEBTS   If Forced by Allies to Pay Old Government’s Debts, Will Insist Upon Inhreiting All Rights Given to Russia By 1915 Convention.

RUSSIAN REDS REFUSE TO PAY   Soviets Do Not Recognize Liability for Obligations Before November, 1917.   STATEMENT MADE 10 BRITISH   Maxim Livitnoff, Bolshevik Commissar, Diseredits the Report That Leon Trotzky Has Been Murdered— Eighth Time He Has Been Reported Slain.

SOVIET REGIME WILL NOT HONOR OLD RUSS DEBTS   Conference Reveals Bolshe vik Stand on Liabilities Up To 1917.

SOVIETS IGNORE BIG OBLIGATIONS   WILL NOT TAKE NOTICE OF DEBTS CONTRACTED BEFORE NOVEMBER, 1917.

THE BILLS   Soviet Russian Doesn’t Recog: aize Debt Prior te Novem: der, 1917,

Bolsheviki Do Not . Recognize’ Liability for Old Russ Debt   Forced Aocaptance Would En tail Inheritance of. Treaty . + Privileres

REDS REPUDIATE OLD RUSS DEBTS   Soviets Do Not Recognize Obligations Contracted. by Russia Prior to November of 1917.

BOLSHEVISTS REFUSE T0 PAY GOVT. LOANS   Soviets Do Not Recognize Liabil_ ity for Obligations Before  November, 1917.   STATEMENT MADE TO BRITISH   Maxim Livitnoff, Boishevik Commissar Discredits the Report That Leon Trotzky Has Been Murdered— Eighth Time He Has Been Reported Siain.

SOVIET RUSSIA —DODGES DEBTS   It Does Not Recognize Its Li ability for Debts Prior to November, 1917.

SOWET RUSSIA TO AEPUDIATE ALL OLO DEBT:   IF FORCED TO PAY DEBTS WILI INSIST UPON RECOGNITION THROUGH TREATIES.

SOVIET REPUDIATES OLD DEBT   Reassian Regime Does Not Recognize  Cteaimese Prior te i917.

PRICE OF SUGAR STAYS UP   Government Expert Sees No Chance for a Drop.

BLAME RECRUITING   Seeretary of Agricultural Depart ment Appeals to Baker

WEANER OF BEAUTIFUL MAINB OVER THE HIGHWAYS AFTE  ANDPLAY IN GATHE RE

THE STAR-REPUBLICAN CONTEST COMES T0 CLOSE WITH FINALE AS WINNERS mt Ale   AWENNER OF BEAUTIFUL MAINGOHN DRIVES AWAY TO BRERZE : OVER THE TIGHWAYS AFTER A CAMPAIGN OF WORK ANDPLAY IN GATHE RING SUBSCRIPTIONS

REPULSES BOLSHEVIK ATTACKS   (Ommuniqgue isseed at Paris More  Favereble te Poles.

EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA   Inhabitants of Town of Willows Shaken, but™No Damage So Far Reported,

Inhabitants of Town of Willows Shaken, but No Damage So Far Reported.

THE STEEL WORKERS   Are Preparing for Anothe: Strike Says Oreanizer.

ENGLIGH TRYING 10. AVERT PROHIBITION   Caricature “Uncle Sam” as Warning.

nfo afecferfeolenlootortenteotentastectentefecfenteete & \y e 6 6 6 6 8 8 SO é   , UNCLE SAM IS USED  BY BRITISH BREWERS  FOR A CARICATURE

JOHN-BULL USES — UNCLE SAM AS - BOOZE LABE!   Caricature to ‘Be Pasted 0 Liquor: Packages Sold  Fa Rritain:

LIQUOR BOTTLES TO -AUDVCULE UNCLE SAN   Every Label on Rum Contain ers in England te Fight the Spread of Prohibition

WOMAN LOOPS PLANE 87 TIMES.   Miss ‘Laura ‘Bromwell ‘Powilers Her _ Nose After Making Record. .

M’SWINEY FUNERAL TO TAKE PLAGE NV ENLAND   Impressive Services. Planned To Be Attended by Irish Republican Leaders ‘

NO INTERFERENCE IN PLANS OF M'SWINEY FAMILY FOR FUNERAL   British Government Makes Inquiries of Members cf Family Regarding Their Plans.   MANY IRISH IN LONDON   Entire Irish Parliament Planning to Attend Funeral. More Fighting In Ireland.

MMACSWINEY FUNERAL WILL BE ARRANGED BY FAMILY TODAY   No Interference With Plans Are Anticipated According ‘To Private Chaplain.—More Rioting Reported From Ireland.—Pove Pravs for Dead.

BELFAST IRISH ‘BURN EFFIGIES   LORD MAYOR OF CORK NOT "POPULAR IN THAT AREA.   BODY TO RELATIVES   GOVERNMENT WILL NOT IX. TERFERE IN. ANY WAY.   Irish Partlament Plans Attending Obsequies In London and Will; Take Milllary Guard. 

LONDO INTERFERE WITH MAYOR'S BURIAL   Body To Be Turned Over To Family Following Inquest,

FAMILY PLAN TO PREVAIL WN ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL OF MAGSWINEY, LORD MAYOR   ondon Papers Express Varying Views Concerning His Dramatic End—Pope Expresses Deep Regret, Then Kneels in Prayer—Refigious Services in Buenos Aires.

10 BURY HUNGER OT RIKER AT CORK   MacSwiney’ Chaplain Says There Will Be No Interference With Family's Plans.   Body to Relatives After Inquest Which Has Been Set for Wednesday.

_— FUNERAL PUN   FIRST SERVICE -TOMORROW      In St. George's Cathedral at South wark—Archbishop Mannix: to Take ‘Part -

IN:-PART OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT IS EX PECTED... yy   ody Still in Brixton Mor» tuary—Will be Turned  Over to Family Aftet  TInavest Wedneudav__

HOLLAND AND JUGOSLAVIA AT OUTS   Dutch Claim Action Taken After Long Series of Insults   Recall Minister From Belgrade And Send Slav Charge Home

Holland and JugoSlavia Disagre:   The fwe Counivles Break Off Viplomatic Relagfons, According to Re. noris,.

LITTLE NATIONS - ENGAGED IN ROW   Holland and Jugo-Slavia Break Of Relations as Result of “Engults”

HOLLAND BREAKS. RELATIONS WITH SERBIAN RECIME   Minister Recalled From Belgrade, And Servian Official Dis: missed At Hague. .   TRISH RIOTING CONTINUES

DUTCH AND SERBS IN BREAK   The Hague Government Recalls Envoy and Dismisses the Jugo-Siav Charge D’Affairss.

Breaking Off of Diplomatic Relations with Jugo-Slavia is Announced with Dismissal of Serbian Charge   ACTION CALLED RESULT OF CONTINUED INSULTS

ANOTHER WAR LOOMS IN EUROPE   Diplomatic Relations Betweer Holland and Jugo-Slavia Broken Off.

‘el  Must Have Beex Firewater They Were Pumping Through Hub Hose

BEAMANY SEEK TO GUT WAR LEVY   Teutons to Fight for Reductior of War Indemnity.   MAY WAIVE 200,000 ARMY   Plan for International Loan to Be Referred to the Financial Conference to Open at Brussels on July 23.

TEUTONS SEEK WAR LEVY CUT   May Waive Right to Army o 200,000 for Indemnity Reduction.   INTERNATIONAL LOAN TALKED   Matter to Be Referred to the Financial Conference at Brussels on July 23—British to Protect Arab  States.

“bt cur ~ WAR LEIS   Teutons to Fight for Reduction  of War Indemnity.   MAY. WAIVE 200,000 ARMY   —_* a  Plan for International Loan to Be Re“ferred to the Financial’ Confer-ence to Open at Srussels  on July 23.

THE LADIES AS GUESTS   Methodist Brotherhood Closes Successful year With Banquet for the , Ladies

THE EOLA DI ES    Methodist Brotherhood Closes: Successful year With Banquet for the. Ladies

WOMAN WITNESS   In Elivelt Murder Inquiry Left fo New York Today.

WOMAN WITNESS   Tn Elwell Murder laquiry Left for New Sork Today.

Women in Black . in Elwell Mystery   iss Elty Hope Anderson, ct Minnc apalis to Go to New York to Testify.

MISS ANDERSON TO) TESTIFY IN CASE OF ELWELE   “Mysterious Woman i ‘Black From Minneapolis” Will Return to New York

WNSTERY WOMAN 10  RETURN 10 NEW YORK   Miss Elly Anderson of Miune apolis Willing to Tell All Sha Knows of Elwell.

/-. ISFOUND   MISS ELLY HOPE ANDERSON OF MINNEAPOLIS, ROUND: FOR ~ = NEW. YORK,

MARION IS ALL DRESSED UP FOR HARDING HOMECOMING   City Flag-Bedecked and Candidate Will See His Picture Hanging Everywhere When He Arrives Today.

HARDING NEAR HOME WILL ARRIVE TODAY   LITTLE CITY ALL DRESSED UP TO RECEIVE HIM,   Fourth of Jaly Welcome te Be Accorded Presidestial Candidate at Mxrion—Democrat te Do the Honors.

HARDING 3 HOME TOWN DONS IT HOLIDAY DRESS   Everything Is in Readiness to Receive Its Most Honored Citizen When He Arrives Today. ©

ENDORSES PLAN 10 MAKE LEAGU RELIGIOUS ISSUE   Wishes Utmost Success for League Rally Sunday at Kansas City.

PLAN TO RATION GAS   Refiners Offer Prapasitinn to Keep Down Prices

GAGULINE FATIONG BEING CONSIDERE   BIG REFINERS PROPOSE TO PUT ENTIRE COUNTRY ON A BAS IS OF RATIONING

CONSUMPTION IS GREATER THAN PRODUCTION NOW   Refiners Want T@ Adopt Ration System To Keep Gasoline Prices Down,

CONSIDER RATIONING   ici cepa 1 REFINERS MAKE AN EFFORT TE REDUCE CONSUMPTION @F GANGLINE,   PRICE WILL GOT! 440 GAL LUN UNLESS SOME STERS ARE TAKEX.

RATIONING OF GAS IS LIKEL'   Big Refiners Declare Step : Necessary to Keep Price Below Forty Cents.   CANNOT INCREASE OUTPUT

AATIONING SYSTEM BEING CONSIERED BY GIL REFINERS   As Last Resort to Curtail Consumption and Keep Price of Gasoline From Exeeeding 40 Cents a Gallon.

RANSAS-OKLAHOMA HELDS WN REVIEW   Only Moderate Producers Fea. ture the Report.   ‘OIL IN COMANCHE COUNTY   Wildcat Finds Promising Production—-Small Producers in Osage District——-New Pool Indicated in Kansas—-Large Wells in Covert Development ——Marion County Active.

“GAS”: AAATIONING   is Being Considered. by: the Refiners: Throughott-the United. States -:   MUST CURTAIL: “USE:   Consumption is Almost’ Six Times More Than Supply —May Take Action

GASOLINE RATIONING SYSTEM BEING CONSIDERED BY BIG REFINERIES TO DOWN PRICE:   Consumption Is More Than Production Say Refiners and an Increase in Out-Put Now Impossible

Proposal Said to Be Last Re sort to Prevent Fuel From — Going to 40 Cents   NATION-WIDE APPEAL TO, BE MADE TO JOY RIDERS*   REFINERS SAY CONSUMPTION, IS 13,000,000 DAILY AND PRO« DUCTION ONLY — 11,000,00@ GALLONS, :

T.ENRIGOT TROER SUPPORT.   HOOVER IS QUOTED.   MAY RATION GASBLINE

GAS SHORTAGE TO RESULT IN DRASTIC PLAN   j Rationing System for Entire i United States Considered by * . Bio Refiners   May Hold Price Down    a a  Efforts Being Made to Keep Gas  oline From. Going Over 40  Cents a Gallon

ROSE PASTOR STOKES TO TRY FOR CONGRESS   Radical Geader Under Prison Sen  tence Announces Now Aspirations,

SOCIALIST - WOMAN WITH ; 10-YEAB SENTENCE OVER HER A CANDIDATE FOR: CONGRESS

MRS, STOKES COMES “OUT FOR CONGRESS   Taken to Chicago from New York Wants 10. Sueceedt N. Y. Representative Who Resigned

MRS. ROSE STOKES ENTERS POLITICS   ANNOUNCES HERSELF A: CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

MRS. STOKES WILL -TRY FOR CONGRESS   ‘Not Only Will {  Bo : a Candidate, But  Think  Have a Good. Chance to Win,” Says Communist."

ROSE STOKES AT . LEAST NO PIKER   Although Charged With Trying To  Overthrow Government She  ‘announces For Congress.

NO REASON TO OPPOGE CHANGE IN THE LEAGUE   FRENCH OPINION SEEMS TC APPROVE STATEMENT BY,SENATOR HARDING

NOT ABLE TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF WHO TOLD HARDING OF ASSOCLATION OF NATIONS   FRENCH PRESS CONSIDER THE  MATTER NOTHING MORE THAN A CAMPAIGN INCIDENT

PARIS FAILS 10 SOLVE MYSTERY HARDING CASE   MAN WHOM COX THOUGHT TALK ED TO HARDING DENTES EVEN SEEING HIM

FRANGE ‘IN DARE   Official Paris Has Not Solved the Mystery of Who Talked to Harding   ABOUT NEW LEAGUE  Whatever He Did Say. France Assures, Was Merely Private Opinion

FRANCE WOULD WELCOME CHANCE   Leading Paris Newspaper States League Is of So Little Help Nation Doesn’t Care One Way or the Other.

ENTY OF WHISKY,         Runiored the Red Bye Was in Evi -deace Last Night ani Today.

PLENTY OF WHISKY.   Rumored the Red Eye Was in Evi dence Last Night and Today.

WOULD KEEP ~~ RAILROADS      Thie “ Farmer-Labor” Coorerative Congress Urges Thig in   Resolutions.

Seek To Prove Election Costs Paid In Cast   Examination of Witnesses is Intendet to Show How Newberry Managers Covered Up Campaign Expenses—Witnesses Excluded

OND THR BILLS -IN CASH   Provecution Attempts to Prove New Berry Expenses Were Met  wk Rennie.

U.S, JUDGE PUTS 0,K. ON 2,5 BEER   ‘Federal Jurist at Milwaukee Says Wisconsin Act Is Legal.   MULBERGER fAW JS UPHELD      Manufacture and) Safe of Alcohotic Beverages Will3Be Permitted Under Terms of; Ruting—Hughes Asks to 4File Brief.

OALE OF 2.8. C. BECR LEGAL IN WISCONSIN IS JUDGE OF EIDES   Finds Part of Volstead Act Un: constitutional; Holds State Law Rules.

LEGALIZES 2.5 PER CENT BEEF   Federal Judge in Wisconsin Uphotds State Law.

A LIQUOR DECISION.   One in Wisconsin le Aid to the Wels in That State.

WIoGONGIN COURT LEGALIZED BEER   Federal Judge Puts His Approval on Beverage.   STATE LAW HAS PRECEDENCE   Deciares Mulberger Act is Valid— Manufacture and Sale of Alcoholic Drinks Will Be Permitted Under the Ruling.

TAN WAKE Hie WET © ATOR,   Wisconsin Pederal Jadge t pholits  Matataciure of 2.5 Per Cent.

STATE LAW GIVEN PRECEDENCE OVER U.S. REGULATION   MULBERGER ACT UPHELD IN ‘FEST CASE BROUGHT BY MANITOWOC COMPANY, °*   ‘GRANT INJUNCTION   Brewers Protested Volstead . Measure; First, Court Adjudication in Country:

FEDERAL JUDGE UPHOLDS STATE LAW IN DISPUTE   Holds State Statutes Take Precedence  Over Federal.

WIOGONSIN JUDGE LEGALIZED 2.8 BEED   Asserts Nc Authority to Define-2 1-2 Per Cent As An Intoxicant.

28 PERCEAT LEGAL DECIDES JUDGE GEIGER    WISCONSIN MULBERGER LAW  UPHELD IN MILWAUKEE ~ FEDERAL. COURT...

U.S, JUDGE PUTS “OLK.ON 2.5 BEE   Federal Jurist. at. Milwaukee Says . _ Wissonsin net. Is: ; . -Leaal. ..      MULBERGER LAW. IS. UPHEL!   Manufacture. ‘atid. Sale of Alcoholic - Beverages. Will Be Permitted’ Under Terms of -Ruting—Hughes  Asks to File Brief.

COURT DEGIolON VALIDATES ALE LOW GRADE BEEF   Wisconsin Judge Holds That 2.5 Booze May Be Manufactured and Sold; State Laws Void Federal Acts.

OUB-COMMITTEE HEARS MARTENS   Bolshevik Ambassador to-U S. Offers Defense Against Deportation. —

Crowds of Stylishly Dressed Spectators Throng Chamber at Hearing   ‘AMBASSADOR’ DEFENDED BY SENATOR HARDWICK   WAS BORN IN RUSSIA, SERVED THRER YFARS IN) PRISON AND WAS DEPORTED TO GERMANY.

MARTENS STORE SENATE PRNBERS      “ Ambassador’? From Russia Being Examined as to His “Red” Activities Here.   CLAIMS TO BE GENUINE CITIZEN OF RUSSIA   ‘Was Given His Papers by Provis. jonal Government Which Was Once Recognized by the United Btates.

MARTENS DEFENDS — ENSELR   “Bolshevist Ambassador” Declare: He Was Given Citizenship By Lvov Government.

COAL PRICES TO TAKE A TUMBLE   “Renewed Activity” in Campaign Against Profiteers Forecasted— Break Is Expected in the Near Future. .   DEVELOPMENTS

PROMISE 10 PUNISH THE GUILTY   Investigations Reing Pushed by Federal Prosecuters in Ohio and Pennsylvania To Get Eviqlonrea far Grand Tivice

een eee  PRICES OF SOFT COAL DECLINING   Activities of Department of Justice Officials Rout Speculators—Inaugurate Drive In West Virginia and Kentucky. 

Bituminous Market Has Broken Witl Sharp Declines at Several Pointe

Coal Prices in the East  Descending Rapidly Says  . Department of Justice

FLEISCHMANN IN HURRY 10 MARR   Former Cincinnati Mayor, Freed by First Wife Wednesday, To Take Anotker Today.

ADAMS INSTITUTE SPEAKERS NAMED   Prominent Instructors Will Address Teachers at Annual Sessions to Be Held November 15-19.

GIVES PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTE   Adams County Teachers to be  Here Week of Novem ber 15.   HELD IN XAVIER HALL   Prominent Educators Listed as Leeturers. Special Subjects Will be Discussed. Evening Entertainments.

EX-KAISERIN IS BETTER   Former German . Empress. Suffered Heart Attack Monday.

Demonstrations. Consisting of Shouting Singing and Parading of State:Banners Resulés in Scenes Unparalleled in the Memories of the Oldest; Jbservers      McADOO, PALMER AND CCX LEA

BROTHERLY SPIRIT CAUSES DELEGATES TO FORGET ISSUES   ORATORY, OLD SONGS AND MUSIC BRING ABOUT TREMENDOUS EMOTIONAL CRISIS,   DIFFERENCES FORGOTTEA   Scene Cuparalleled in Memory © Oldest Convention Observers— Political Jealousies Are Swept Aside.

Nominating Oratory and Throb of Mighty Pipe Organ Cause Vast Assemblage to Forget Factional Differences and Join Time and Again in Marching Back and Forth and Singing Airs of 25 Years Ago.

Delegates Forget Differences and Join in Great Demonstration of Joyfulness,   NEVER’ SUCH SCENE IN NATIONAL CONVENTION   Veteran Politicians Declare’ Scene Was One Never to Be Forgotten and Never Equalled in This Country.

DEMOCRATS SHOW RIOT OF FEELING   Nomination Day Ends With Emotional Crisis.   SCENE UNPARALLELED ORE   National Convention Lifted Out of Itself by Hours of Oratory, Cld Songs That Tugged at Heart Strings and Throbbin Appeal of Mighty Pipe Or’ gan.

PALAIER AND COX BOOMS, LARGELY ARTIFICIAL, CONSUME THE USUAL HOUR OF FANFARE AND DIN, BUT WHEN McADDO IS NAMED, PANDEMONIUM RREAKS LOOSE AND THERE ARE NUMEROUS BATTLES ON THE FLODR

Cc avention Swayed By Oratory and Songs f Long Ago Cheers Democracy’s Leaders

COLISEUM SEES . LO-TINENIGOR “DF CONVENTIOK   Cox Oemonstration Beings or "Remarkable Change in Attitude of Delegates   BOURKE COCHRAN SCORES   Band and Organ Pay Tribute To New York Governor and Tammany Followers

DEMOCRATS SHOW RIOT OF FEELING   Nomination Day Ends ‘With . Emotional: Crisis.   SCENE UNPARALLELED ORE

HOURS OF ORATORY  AND OLD SONGS Tut  AT HEART STRINGS   Nomination Day Brought to Close With Tremendous, Emotional Crisis.   HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH CANDIDATES OR ISSUE:   Great Brotherly Reunion Unexpected as It Was Ov whelming, Scene Being  paralleled in Memory of Oldest Observer.

FERVER UNPAR D_ AS DELEGATES Ce ON WAVE OF SENTIMENT   CANDIDATES GET OVATION    Leaders’ Names Greeted With Wild Enthusiasm as Nominating  Speeches Are Made.

} DEMONSTRATION AT CONVENTION BREAKS RECORD   Democrats Raise Roof for Cox, Palmer, Smith and McAdoo.

Steamers Landing at Astoria, Oregon Report Secing Wreckage of the WJ. Pirrie.

DISCOVER WRECKAGE  PIRRIE, LOST BARGE   23 Persons Aboard Believer to Have Been Lost.

CURFEW LAW SOURCE OF DISMAY TO IRISt   Failure to Be in Home at Mid: night Means Arrest.

125 VERMONT TOWNS GO WET   Returns From. the Recent Election Show Big, Loss in Ranks of Prohibitionists.

MANAGE TO GET INTOXICANTS   New York Magistrate Claimea Many Cases of Drunkerness.

-The Governor Promises T : Make a Try With Tennes1 see and North Carolina.   A DELEGATION WILL VISIT THE NOMINEE   ‘Official Notification of Can didate Will Take Place at Trail’e ®nq.

GOVERNOR SEEKING WOMEN SUPPORT IN HIS PAMPAICN   Delegation Headed By Alice Paul Will Call On Candidate Tomorrow   WOMAN LEADER VISITOR   Does Not Mince Words In Telling Nominee That He Must Secure Ratification

DEMOBILIZES SERBIAN ARMY   Belgrade Shows Confidence in United States by Order.

SERBIAN ARMY DEMOBILIZES   Order Is Proof of Confidence in the United States and of Peace in Adriatic.

Carriers of Country Need at Least Three Years to Get Back On Their Feet.

“PRAEN PL Ev! OP WVETE          tiomen aad Negre 2 Hided in La.  Dassen. coidout,

TRAIN PLUNGED INTO A RIVER.      al ilealialaiaial  Two Trainmen. mania Negro Passengers Killed in Leuisiana Accident.

TRAIN DROPS IK UPEN DRAW THE UG COVEREL   [WO TRAINMEN ARE KNOWN T( BE DEAD AND ENGINEER IS BADLY INJURED   Coach Load of Negroes Believed Tc Have Drowned Under Fifty Feet of Water

ADMITS HE GOT $1,000   Candidate for Governor of Missour Receives Money From National Committeeman Babler.

GETS $1,000 FROM BABLER   Missouri Man Admits Getting Money From National Committeeman.

GORGAS. BODY. W. WASHINGTON TODA   Escorted by Troops of Cavalry It Lies in State in Church  of Epiphany Preparatory to “Interment at the Arlington ‘ National Cemetery.

STATE LABOR OPPOSES COURT   Oklahoma Federation Meeting al Okmulgee Condemn’s Kansas Industrial Tribunal.

PSUR RN ie ace anrceecariene mee od HARDWICK LEADS IN RACE FOR GEORGIA GOVERNOR

SUSPEND ORDER UNTIL FEB. 1   STATE TAX GOMMISSION Td HAVE HEARINGS LATER.   FARMERS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.   Vesta That Reappraisement a i  Real Estate \Will Be » i “f  Killed Entirely) ee

Lot of Shouting on the Question Will Be Heard, Senator Predicts   SUGGESTS ANOTHER TARIFF COMMISSION   FUROPE’S COMPETITION FOR AMERICAN TRADE DESTINED TO FORCE REVISIONS, HE THINKS

Republican Nominee Officially An. nounces Acceptance of State Fair Invitation.   TAKES UP TARIFF POLICY   Senator Regards a Tarif Commission as a Necessary Adjunct to Protection,

HARDING Ii FOR TARIFF   Republican Nominee Sees Danger in Expanding European Trade and Says Tariff Will Be Campaign Issue.   Refuses to Answer Christensen’s Request for Attack on Administration’s Aid Given %)a Polish.

RUSSO-POLISH PEACE CONFERENCE AGAIN DEFERRED AT Rit!   NEGOTIATIONS WERE TO BE RE NEWED THIS WEEK; NEW DEVELOPMENTS GIVEN AS CAUSE.   Russians Evacuate Southern End oi The Polish Battle Front; Battle Rages Near Lemberg.

Conflict With Lithuania Now Is Complicating War Situation   REDS ADMIT DEFEAT IN LEMBERG SECTOR   Polish Parties Differ About Terms And Future Russian Poliey

ALLEGED RADICALS ARE TAKEN IN RAIDS   Sixty-Six Arrested Sunday at Akron, Ohio, By Federal Officers and Police.

FRESH HALIBUT  FRESH SALMON  FRESH CATFISH  FRESH SABLE  AT ENGLANDS, Phone 1066, 1   66 RADICALS TAKEN IN AKRON (OHIO) RAID

66 HELD AS RADICALS.   Raids on Meeting Places in Akron Conducted by Federal  Operatives.

RAID OF RADICALS AT AKRON   sivtweei«c Allbeaed Pixtremicstsa Arreet ed at Ohio City.

U.S BOARD SELLS 163 SHIPS   Returns Up to January 20 $02,424,406 According to Report—Score of Ceorrerne Buy.

U. S. BOARD SELLS 163 SHIPS      Returns Up to January 20 $82,424,408 According to Report—Score of Concerns Buy.

DES MOINES RIVER RISING   Campers and Residents o Summer Homes Forced to Higher Ground.

ORGANIZATION WILL BE COMPLETED SOOK   Walter B. Lowe Reports He Has His Poll of Young G. O. P. Voters for be County Nearly Finished

NAVY BEATS ARMY BY A SCORE OF 7 TO 0   Dartmouth Triumphs Over Washington State University by 28 to 7.

NAVY TRIUMPHS OVER ARMY ELEVEN IN ANNUAL CLASR   Single Touchdown Of Game Result  Of Double Pass In Final  Quarter.   SERIES BETWEEN TEAMS STANDS AT ELEVEN ALL   Modern Acrial Tactics Are Largely Discarded As Method Of Attack.

Special Dance at Staleys Olympic Saturdzy night, Aug. 7. Big time; everyone welcome.   Notice!

Duck season opens Thursday, the 16. Guns and shells at the right prices.— Christman Bros. S-16   Notice!

KU KLUX KLAN ON MARCH IN FLORIDA   Follow the “Flaming Cross” Through Jacksonville, Fla.   Warn Negroes to Attempt No Lawiessness at the Polis Tomorrow— No Disorder.

KU KLUX KLAN MARCH   Follow the “Flaming Crosse” Through Jacksonville, Fla. 7   Warh Negroes ta- ‘Attema t No Lawlese: ness at the Polls Tomorrow we No Oisorder.

KU KLUX KLAN MARCH   Follow the “Flamimg Cross” Through Jacksonville, Fla.   Warn Negroes to Attempt No Lawiess ness at the Polls Tomorrow— No Disorder.

CALIFORNIA LAND ~ LAW NOW READY   Will Be Sumbitted Tuesday by Ris enshine; Bill Covers All Alien Peoples.

BIG ZINC MINES OF WEST SHUT DOWN   Anaconda Properties at Butte Ceast Operations Because off Unfavorable Market Conditions,

REFORMERS TO GET HEARING AT ILLINOIS MEET   Advocates of Change to Appear Before Basic Law Body.

REFORM FACTIONG TO BE HEARD BY ILLINDIS CON-GON   Teachers, Suffragists. Court People, Militarists and Others Are On List.   WEDNESDAY SET TO GIVE JUDICIAL CHANGES CHANCE   Initiative and Referendum te Have Noted Advocates at Its Hearing Feb. 17.

ALL GET CHANCE 10 AIR VIEWS   Illinois Constitutional Conver tion to Invite Free Discussion of Many Topics.

PETROGRAD DESERTED CITY   Once Busicst and Gayegt Capital o! the World Quict Almost as Army Graveyard.  ——" ies Pa

POPULATION OF SCOOPS NEWALLION           Fi and:,Ruble Note _ Necessar to Buy’ Pound: * of Sait Pork:

PRETTY HOT IN CALIFORNIA   Sun’s Heat Discharges Revoiver and Autoist Is Shot Trough Both Legs.

Sun’s Heat Discharges Revolver and Autoist is Shot Trough Both Legs.

20,000 IN COTTON MILLS ON STRIKE   Demand for 50 Per Cent Increase in Wages Voted

TEXTILE WORKERS ON STRIKE   Twenty Thousand Back Loom Fixers' in Massachusetts Protest on Extra Work, .

COTTON MULLS’ STRLKE.      énty Thousand Textile Workers in New England Out.

20,000 Workers 1 Walle. Out in Protest Against New Working Conditions-—Mayor'. of City Tries ‘to Artatige For Settlement of Dissute; -  -.

TEXTILE WORKERS BACK LOOM FIXER:   Twenty Thousand Opera: tives Strike in Sympathy.

'  ONLY SMALL PERCENTAGE OF OP.  FRATIVES REPORT FOR WORK   FARLY THIS MORNING.

MILL WORKERS IN BEDFORD STRIKE   20,000 Operatives In 37 Tex tile Factories Walk Out Today

20,000 COTTON CLUTH WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE   Thirty - Seven Cotton Clot Mills Closed by Walk-Out   Protest Against Change of Rules For Loom Fixers is Cause

15,000 TEXTILE © HANDS ANSWER CALL TO STRIKE   Labor Trouble at Large Cotton Cloth Plants May Extend to Other Sections of New England It Is Now Feared-Two Mills Close Doors. —

20,000 GOITD CLOTH MILL WORKERS QUIT   Thirty-Seven Plants in Nev Bedford, Mass., Are Idle as a Result.   FACTORY CONDITIONS BASIS OF GRIEVANCE   Chicago Hotel Men Are Firn Against Striking Waiters and Cooks.

TEXTILE WORKERS ON STRIKE IN EAST   THIRTY- SEVEN CLOTH MILL : TIED UP AT NEW BEDFORD      ION WORK CONDITIONS   Loom Fixers Struck Because They Were Required to Operate : More Looms

NEW BEDFORD _ STRIKE OPENS   18 Textile Concerns in. City Hit by Walkout Today

LOOM WORKERS GIVEN SUPPORT IN BIG WALKOUT   Twenty Thousand Opera tives in Cotton Mills Quit.

Strike of Twenty  "Phousand at Bedford  )   Operatives in’ ‘Phirty-seven Cloth Mills lnvelved in the Strike.

BIG TEXTILE  _ STRIKEIN THE EAST   TWENTY THOUSAND WORKERS OUT AT  ..NEW BEDFORD FOR INCRBRASE.    Unrest at Other Textile Cen  ters Where a Wage Increase of 50 Per Cent is Wanted.

20,900 CLOTH WORKERS OUT   57 COTTON MILLS CLOSE IN NEW BEDFORD TODAY WHEN TASKS TO LOOM FIXERS INCREASES

TEXTILE WORKERS 10 NUMBER OF 3,000 ALL COTTON-CLOTH WEAVERS OUT IN MASSACHUSETTS

COTTON OPERATIVES GO OUT ON STRIKE   Approximately 20, 000. Cease To Work In New Bedford Mills On Account of Working Conditions.

MILL WORKERS  BU ON TRIKE IN EAST   Cotton Textile Operatives Quit Supporting Loom Fixers’ Demands.   COOKS, WAITERS OUT IN CHICAGO   Timber Walkout in Michi. gan; Railways Tied Up in General French Order.

TEATILE WORKERS OUT ON ASTRIKE      ['WENTY THOUSAND GO 0! STRIKE IN PROTEST AGAINST CONDITIONS

CORRECTED REPORT OW CASUALTIES IN AE. F.   NEW FIGURES BY WAR DEPARTMENT BRING TOTAL UP TO 302,612.

CORRECT A. E. F. CASUALTIES   Differences (aused Ue Same Soldier ; Wonnded Repentedir.

MANY MORMONS Al MEETING   Conference of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Opens at Sait Lake City.

BRITISH TAKE TURK GOVERNOR   Military Chief of Ottomans in Con. stantinople Is Arrested by British Troops.

PREDICTS ANOTHER ~ JUMP.IN PRICES   Government “Expert ‘Says Increased: Fréight Rates Will Cost Evervbody $96: a Year :

PREDIGTS Bb “TINGHEAGE. il LIVING GOST   Freight Rate Increase Wil Add Big Sum to Nation’s Bill   Consumer Must Bear the Burden of Any Rate Increase

Approximately Nine Billion te Be Added During Year Beginning in September   HIGHER FREIGHT RATES AND WAGES CAUSES   INCREASED FREIGHT RATES ARE, MAGNIFIED ABOUT 48 TIMES IN) ARTICLES PURCHASED BY CONSUMER,

Predicts Freight Rate . Increases Will Boost Living Costs Billions   [By Ralph H. Couch, United ‘Press . C448 Correspondent. ]

NATION'S LIVING COSTS ARE GOING UP IN SEPTEMBER   Approximately 9,600, ac0.090 Will Be Added for the Next Year, Eco-' nomic Expert Says.

ADD $9,600,000,000 7101921 LIVING C95)   Commerce Commission Will au‘ thorize Freight Rate Increase  Of $2,000,000,000.

LIVINGCOSTS TO GO HIGHER   Approximately $9,600,000,000 Will Be Added to Expenses in the Nation

PREDICTS BILLOF OVERS BILLIONS AGAINST PEOPLE   EXPERT ECONOMIST ESTIMATES COST TO COUNTRY OF RATE REQUEST  OF RAILWAYS.

IRISH POLICE USE GRENADES   Repulse Armed Attack on a Patrol Which Was Ambushed Near Ballyvaughan—Bystander Wounded.

GRENADES USED IN IRELAND   Police Repulse Armed Attack on Pa tro! Near Ballyvaughan.

Repuise Armed Attack on a Patrol Which Was MOF ti Near Baily. vaughan—Gysfander Weunded,

OHIO AIDOFF TO CHICAGO WITH.      THREAT MADE THAT . DEPART: MENT OF JUSTICE MAY BE CALLED TO INVESTIGATE

FE. M. MOORE, HIS PRE-CON VENTION MANAGER, GOES TO CHICAGO   Manager Chaims He Can Make Goot Cox Charges, if the Vhio!Governer Can't

SOVERNOR COX READY TO START (ON LONG SWING   Will Visit 22 States and}Deliver 67 Main Addresses During Trip Through West

PROBERS TO GET. COX PROOF   Governor's Pre-Caonvention Manager Starts for Chicago With All the Information.

PUT G. 0. P. FUND DATA BEFORE PROBERS   Cox Representative in Chicago to day With Figures Relative to Slush Charge.

MOORE TO PLAGE  CAMPAIGN FUN —DATAAN HANDS OF COMMITTEE   Governor's Pre-Convention Manager Leaves for Chi~ cago With Evidence Which  Will Convict G. 0. P,   $15,000.000 BEING RAISED, IS CLAIM   if He Cannot Get Satisfaction Otherwise, Says He Will Put the Matter Ur ty the Dent, of Justice.

COX CLEARING UP STATE BUSINESS   Leaves Tonight for “Swing Around Circle.”

COX NAMES MOORE AS REPRESENTATIVE   Pre-Convention Manager to Testify Before’ Senate Sub-committee   DATA TO BE- PRESENTED.   If Charge Is Denied, Department of Justice Will Be Officially Informed.

WILL PERSONALLY REPRESENT PARTY NOMINEE AT PROBI   Says if Men Called for Investi. gation Refuse to Testify He Will Show All.   DECLARES INFORMATION SUFFICIENT TO PROVE ALI   If Upham is Telling the Trutt Separate Funds ae Being Raised.

MOORE 10 BACK UP COX CHARGE BEFORE PRUBERS   WILL BE NOMINEE’S PERSONAI REPRESENTATIVE AT SENATE HEARING

MOORE TO BE ON HAND TO PROVE GOX CHARGE      FORMER MANAGER GOES TO CHICAGO TO APPEAR AND SUSTAIN COX’S STATEMENT REGARDING G. O. P. BARREL.

COX'S EVIDENCE 10 BE: ~ GIVEN INVESTIGATORS   DATA IN SUPPORT OF CHARGES . OF. CORRUPTION. -READY-EOR - PRESENTATION.

PROVE COX'S FIND CHAREE   ‘Moore-to Submit -Governo?’r . Evidence to Senate-Inves-__  tigating. Cominittee. .   HINTS OF SEPARATE ~~ FUND BEING RAISED   Declares He. May. May. Call. Mattes to Attention of Department. of Justice, -

MOORE TO BACK COX’ EVIDENCE   PRE-CONVENTION MANAGER ‘FOF COX LEAVES FOR CHICAGO TO TESTIFY. .

GOVERNOR COX WILL START ON TOUR TONIGHT   The Next President’s ‘Swing Around Circle’ to Take Him Into 22 States.

Moore Will. Testify if Committee So Requests  COX NOT SATISFIED  eerqcehner? Twa mr £3 FA F323 ie Os AT SS   Evidence May Finally Go to Department .  of Justice   UP TO COMMITTEE

HINT SEPARATE ¢.0. P. COFFERS   Democrats Declare Intention of Locating Campaign Funds m Excess of $3,000,800   Preconvention Manager for Governor Cox Will Represent Him at Senatorial Quiz

OFS PLANE   ITHUANIANS AREATTACKED BY THE POLES   Pilot Miller and His Mechanician Lose Lives in All-Metai Airplane.   Clash Reported Near Grodno in Dispute Over Boundary Lines.   MOST OF MAIL DESTROYED   NEW RUSS ARMY IS FORMED   Farmers at Morristown, N. J., See Machine Take Dive and Burst Into Fiames—Gas Tank Explodes as Plane Hits Ground.   Former Keéereneky Minister Organising Volunteers — Program Comprises Establishment of Republican Regime—Poiles Advance.   PROBERS TO GET COX PROOF   Governor’s Pre-Convention Manager Starts for Chicago With All the Information,

TO CHICAGO TO CIVE EVIDENCE   Departure Of Cox Manager Follows All-day Conference With  Senator Pamerene At Columbus Vout nw dene,   SEPERATE FUND IS INTIMATED   Youngstown“'Aliorney ‘Also Hints ‘At Possible” Effort To’: Interest Department OF Justice In Deth Frey nee a) Se ere   SAYS COX HAS “THE GOODS

‘BEFORE COMMITTEE      E. M. MOORE, HIS PRE-CON. VENTION MANAGER, GOES TO CHICAGO    Manager Claims He Can Make Good Cex Charges, if the Vhio ‘Governor Can't

is iene. ci STATE OFFICIALS TO BOLEY CEREMONIES   67 EXTENDED ADDRESSES _ _IN22 STATES TO BE MADE ‘BY COX ON WESTERN TRIP

MOORE WILL BACK UP CHARGES OF C0}   Will Submit Evidence to Committee Investigating Expenditures.

TO PRESENT DATA SUBSTANTIATING GOV. GOX’ CHARGE   Moore Declares He Has Documents Bearing On the Collection of the Campairn Funds   IF UPHAM TELLING TRUTH ARE TWO SEPARATE FUNDS   If Republican Party Could Be Indicted ft Would Be Stuck Tust Like Newberry.

SENDS ENVOY WITH PAPERS TQ FEARING   Moore to Submit Proof in Support of Governor's Charge of 515,000,000 Fund—To Insist Upon Exainination.

COX MAKES READY FOR HIS WESTERN CAMPAIGN   Democratic Nominde Working x _ Fall Speed on State Affairs; Starts Tonight.   JOURNEY WILL ‘TAKE HIM INTO TWENTY-TWO STATES   Between. 8,000 and  8,000 Miller Will Be Covered By Rail and Automobile.   FIRST  SPPECH TOMORROW.   Vico Presidential Onudidste Boos. velt Coming East to Speak at Same Time,

COX, ON CIRCLE SWING, ENTERS N.D, NEXT WEEK   Will Speak on Labor Day at the Minnesota State Fair, and ’ Then Hit Grand Forks   WILL TOUCH 22 STATES   While Governor Is Speaking ir yest, Franklin Roosevelt. Will Pour East

STARTS BIG RING AROUND THE ROSY IN WHICH HE WILL MAKE 67 SPEECHES THROUGHOUT WEST   Democratic Presidential Candidate Will “Swing” Around Circle” While  Committee Probes

VARSER LAYS GHOS   J  Effectively Answers Report Started  ' by Divisionists That He Would Cul Off Certain Sections.      COUNTY LINES WILL REMAIN AS AT PRESENT.

VARSER LAYS GHOSI   Effectively  ‘Answers Report Started by Diyisionists That He Would Cut Off Certain. Sections.   COUNTY LINES ‘WILL: REMAIN AS AT PRESENT.

LIBEL SUIT oF $10,000 AGINSi DAYTON PAPER   PROF, CHANCELLOR, PLAINTIFF  AUTHOR OF LETTER OF  HARDING'S HISTORY

DAYTON JOURNAL SUED FOR $100,000   Criminal Libel Charged By Wooster Professor in Damage   Denies Stateme: ts Atiributec To Him by Joursal.

PROFESSOR CHANCELLOR SUES DAYTON PUBLISHER   Denies Retraction of Statement : Attributed to Him by the  ) Dayton Journal.

$100.000 SUIT BY CHANCELOR   Harding Accuser Denies Retractior Attributed to Him by the Dayton Journal.

LIBEL SUIT VS, DAYTON JOURNA   In Regard to “Open Letter? Relative 7 He ding Family Wistory. :

EDUCATOR SUES DAYTON JOURNAL   PROr. CHANCELLOR, WHO DIs CUSSED HARDING'S PAMILY TREE, BRINGS LIBEL SUIT   AND HE DOSN'T RETRACT

CHANCELLOR WANTS DAMAGES   \Mesxed Author ef Harding Calumay Sues Newspaper.

EXTEND GOAL ORDER FOR THIRTY DAYS ON OPEN TOP CARS   Gives Preferential Distri bution Of Cars To Many Mines.

EMBARGO ON GOAL CARS EXTENDED THIRTY DAYS   Interstate Commerce Commission Takes Action to Solve Transportation Problem, ©

PREFERENTIAL GOAL GAR DISTRIBUTION ORDER IS EXTENDED   Threefcid Amendment is Made by Interstate Commerce Commission.   OPERATORS LEAVE FOR NEW YORK CONFERENCE   Editor Mine Workers Journa Charges Railroads Are Ob taining Control of Bitumi nous and Reselling to Deal ers at High Pofit.

COAL CAR ORDER > ‘EXTENDED 30 DAYS   Interstate Commerce Commission Takes Steps to Speed Shipments Fuel; Only One Reconsionment Cars Suggested. _

COAL PRIORITY 18 ~ GRANTED 10 EASI   COMMERCE COMMISSION ORDERS 30-DAY EXTENSION FOR DISTRIBUTION OF CARS.

EXTEND ORDER FOR COAL CARS   ROADS MUST BAR CONSIGNEES WHO REFUSE TO IMMEDIATELY UNLOAD

ORDEA ON CARS EATENDED, GOOD FOR SO MORE DAYS   NEW EFFORT TO MOVE COAL   CRISIS IN NORTHWEST IS NOT DEALT WITH BY ‘OFFICIALS

Reconsignment. Condemned  fe   OperatorsHave  New Plan   LaySchemeBefore R. R. Men Today

EATEND ORDER OA OPEN TOP  LARS TO MINES   Interstate Commerce Com. mission Grants 30 Days Extension for Preferential Distribution.   PLAN TO SOLVE PROBLEM   Order Suggests That Carriers Limit Consignments; Embargo May Follow Delay In Load ino.

PREFERENTIAL COAL ~ CAR ORDER EXTENDED   COMMISSION MAKES. AMENDMENT IN EFFORT TO SOLVE FUEL SITUATION. <=: ~~

NEW COAL ORDER IS EXTENDED 30 DAY:   Gives Eastern Coal Blines Pref erential Treatment; Originai Order Amended

OPEN TOP COAL CAR ORDER WILL CONTINUE MONTH   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Announces Extension of Thirty Days.   RAIL WEADS MEET TODAY

WILL EXTEND CAR ORDER.      Commerce Commission Issues Order in. Effort-to Solve Coal Problem.

WARNS BOLIVIA AGAINST WAR, I TEST OF LEAGUE   Embassy Sees Ulterior Motives in Sudden Conflict in South America   CHILE FOMENTING WAR   _—_—  PERU MAY BE FORCED TO CALL OUT RESERVES; BOLIVIANS ATTACK LEGATION BUILD ing

U.S. Asks Bolivia Not To Disturb Peace Of South  America; Trouble With Peru

ymerican Govt. Sends  “Urgent” Notes to Bolivia) — Warned Not to Disturb Peace of South America — Source of : Trouble Not Clear — May Be First Test.’ , League Powers .

UUTH AMERICA HEAT PENDING   BOLIVIA URGED BY UNITED STATES TO NOT DISTURB PEACE OF CONTINENT   Peruvians Charge That Chile Is Resronsibic For Demonstrations That Are Being Made In Bolivia

JOB FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN QUUTH AMERICA   Bolivia ard Peru, Both Mem = bers, at Point of LAlarn   THE SITUATION IS SERIOUS

TINY NATION READY TO GET ONTO THE MAT      BOTH BELONG TO LEAGUE   UNCLE SAM IS TRYING 16 AVERT WAR, BUT IT 1S SCARY.

APPEALS TO BOLIVIA.   United States Urges Nation Not to Disturb Peace of South America,

BOLIVIA WARNED TO GUARD PEAGE   Must Not Kick Up Rumpus in South America   DECLARES UNCLE SAM   Good Offices of American Government Sought to Prevent Hostilities—Representations Result of Anti-Peruvian Manifestations at Lapez—Situation is Serious

PERU ASKS U. 8. FOR ASSISTANCE   And America Asks Bolivia -- Not to Disturb the Peace  of South America

BOLIVIA [S TOLD TO STAY NEUTRAL   American Government Has Issued Warning Against Disturb: ing Peace of South America   Rumored Mobilization of Bol ivian Reserves Causes Grave Concern Among Peruvians

WAR CLOUD THREATENS REPUBLICS   Reported Chile is Behind Move to Bring Abert At tack Upen Pera

U.S. TAKES HAND IN SOUTH AMERICAN CASE   INSISTENT REPRESENTATIONS TO BOLIVIA OVER ANTI-PERUVIAN 78 MANIFESTATIONS.   THIRD NOTE READY 10 60   Officials View Sitiiation-as Serions and ‘State Department's Messages Described at “Urgent.”

PERU-BOLIVEA QUARREL SAID TO BE SERIOUS   May Give Wortla League First Chance lo Dodae War.

U.S. WARNS BOLIVIA NOT TG DISTURB PEACE OF SOUTH AMERICA   Two Notes Sent as Result of Anti-Peruvian Manifestations at La-Paz

BOLIVIA ASKED BY U5. NOT DISTURB PEACE OF NATIONS   Ne-es Dispatched to South American Country With Insistent Representations— War Prospects Loom.

SOUTH AMERICA IS’ NEARING WAR: PERU SEEKS SETTLEMENT   ‘United States Séeks to Recon cilé Bolivia Against the Demonstrations.   ‘BOTH ARE MEMBERS OF  THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Charge is Influence of Chilean Agents is Causing Trouble Between Them.

WARNING SENT TO BOLIVIA.   Told by Washingter Net te Disterb South American Peace.

WAR WITH PERU THREATENS AS TROOPS OF BOTH NATIONS ARE PREPARED FOR BATTLE

BOLIVIA 16 WARNED.. “TQ KEEP THE PEACH   United States Ttlls Southern Republic It Should Stop Demonstrations Against Peru.

EFFORTS 10 FORGE PERU INTO A WAR AGAINST BiLWiE   May Afford First Test of Strength and Fower of the League of Nations.   GOOD OFFICES UNITED STATES WERE INVOKEL   Insistemt Representations te Bolivia Not to Disturb Peace of South \merica Have Been Made by Amerjean Government, as Result of AntiPeruvian Manifestations at La Paz.

TO FIGHT REDS   Polish Victories Over Russians Cause Intense Ex citement-in Posen   Soldiers and Volunteers Parade Streets and Denounce Bolshevism

POLTICAL MEN FLOCKING TO CONVENTION   New Yerk Has Largest Allotment,

CHICAGO ADDS TO ITS POPULATION AS DELEGATES ARRIVE   HUNDREDS OF DELEGATES ARE EXPECTED 70 REACH CON. VENTION CITY EY SUN.  DAY ié6énHT >

DELEGATES ARE - ARRIVING: FAS]   Incoming. Trains Are Packec With Republican Delegates ”  Ready for Convention.   DISTRIBUTE SEAT TICKETS

CHICAGO BECOMES A CROWDED TOW!   OVER 200 HEDEGATES ALREADY an THE GROUND.   a Thonn nds of Visltors Vda tu the “he. Conve No braska Delegates tre  Tine Yondny.  ttigon Confusion —- Y¥e-

—— INCHICAGS      WINDY. CITY BEGAN TQ. TAKE ON APPEARANCE OF CONVENTION. CETY,      MICHIGAN DELEGATES TO AR. OS RIVE IN CHICAGO ‘TO. MORROW.

CHICAGO MECCA 6.0.P, VISITORS — AND DELEGATE:   More Than 23W Delegates Hare ‘A ready Arrived and’ AU WHl Have Arrived Wonday

CHICAGO READY TO ENTERTAIN THE DELEGATES   iT 1S ESTIMATED THAT 100 004 “VISITORS WILL BE THERE NEXT WEEK,   More Than Two Hundred Delegate Had Arrived in the Windy City Tixnlay—Police to Protect the Visitors.

WAANGEL LEADS “AW OFFENSIVE I ~ SOUTHERN SECTOR   Bolshevikj Said To Have Been: Repulsed in Newest Efforts. of; the Leader of The Forces Against the Bolshewiles fa Thpatne. 5

ALIENS HAVE FORTUNES IN THEIR POCKETS   One Family Asking Admittance Had Roll Amounting Toa’ 8200.000.

EL DORADO A MYTH?--THEN  - WHENCE COME THESE ROLLS   South American Immigrants Stagger Inspectors by Disgorging Hundreds of Thousands in Cold Cash

Manager of Pre-convention Drive to Furnish Data Proving That Republican Leaders Boasted That They Had De. vised Plan to Raise Fund to Bring in $16,000,000.

SENATE PROBERS — REOPEN CAMPAIGN FUND QUIZ TODAY   E. H. Moore to Furnish Gov, — Cox’s Evidence on G. O. P,   $lush Fund—Many Wit  nesses Summoned.

MOORE SUMMONED TOAPPEAR BEFORE CAMPAIGN HEARING   CON'S MANAGER PRIOR TO CON: VENTION WIL TESTIFY REGARDING EXPENSES

COX CHIEF TODAY EXPOSES Gi. 0. P. -GOLD-GATHERERS   HE'LL PROVE FOES OPENLY BOASTED OF PLAN TO RAISE SIXTEEN MILLION

Pre-Convention Manager for Governor Cox Announces He Will Furnish Additional: Proof; Coal Magnate Admits Collecting Money Turned Over to Upham   SESSION RESUMED TODAY

AGRIC TURE ~~ FACES CRISIS   Business Demanding an Outlet for Goods.   Republican and Democratic Sen. ators Talk of Throwing the Markets of Russia Wide Open to the Americans.

GPUSIS FACING ~ WANTED STATES   May Cause Resumption af Trade Relations of America With Germany and Russia.   MUST HAVE OUTLET FOR SURPLUS CROPS   Senators From Agricultural aires Declare Congress Must Take Some Actinn

WiiEAT IMPORT DUTY SOUGHT   Bill Designed to Assist Amert Can Producers.   TO GE INTRODUCED WEXT WEEK

WHEAT IMPORT UY ITY SOUGHT   ai Des Igned to Assist kn Can Producers, «

Germany’: And’ Russiz Regardéd'‘As Outlet For U. S.- Products. *   WOULD BE AID TO  FARM INTERESTS   Congressmen To Take Up Ques. tion of Relief For American Farmers. *

CONGRESSMEN WANT  IMMEDIATE OUTLET  FOR OUR PRODUCTS IN FOREIGN LANDS   Hard Fight to Start at Once for Raising By This Country of Economic Blockade  « of Russia   LEGISLATORS ACTIVE      May Even Pass Lodge Resolution Ending War With Germany Despite Wilenn’s ‘Threatened Veto

URGE MOVE ON TRADEPROBLEM   Congress to Act on Re-estab: - fishment of Relations  With Germany.

ADM RAL KNIGHT WOULD CREATEA NEW DECORATION   SUGGESTS THAT CONGRESS REVISE THE ENTIRE MEDAL LEGISLATION FOR AWARDS BY THE NAVY.

NOMIRAL KNIGHT FAVORS GIVING VALOR MEDALS   Naval Officer Would Differentiate “Service” and “Heroism.”   DISAGREES _LWITH DANIELS

Rear Admiral Knight Would Differentiate in Naval Decoration   Officer Says There is No Meda Available Except Congressional Medal. of Honor.

WOULO DIFFERENTIATE, BETWEEN TWO:AWARD       Reat Admiral: 2 stin’s M+ Knight ‘Takes. Exception With Secretars .*Daniels In-Instanees.-. Y

REAR ADMIRAL TAKES (OOUE WITH DANIELS   PROPOSES LEGISLATION TO -DIFFERENTIATE IN AWARDING OF MEDALS,

KNIGHT BEFORE NAVAL COMMITTEE   Senior Member of Board on Medal dations Tells How Awards are Made.

ADMIRAL ANIGHT DOAGREES WHTh CFC, DANIELS   Contends Officers of Ships Sunk or Damaged by Enemy Should Be Decorated If Conduct Meritorious

WRANGLE'S TROOPS HOLD THE RUSSIANS   PGR ee bs Ral.  DEFEAT AT DNEIPER ATTRIB.  UTED TO LOSS OF COMMANDING GENPRAL IN FIGHTING.

TAKE UP CASE OF BEN PERRY   Board of Pardons May Release Negro Serving Life Term Soon

Three Are Asked To Appeai At District Attorney’s Office For Questioning   DOUBT PENDLETON TALE.   Taxi Driver Contradicts Him In Regards To Movements Ou June 10

COMMERCIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA CALLED OFF   Dispute Over Release Of British Prisoners and Threat Of Great Britain To Sink Soviet Ships Given ' As Cause Of Action.

‘Sr. B. Y. P. U. Program   Bible Study Meeting—Caleb, a Good Scout. March 14, 1920,

BANDIT ROBS BANK; SLAIN BY SHERIFF   Bold Highwayman Rifles Safe in Daylight—Whisky Bandits Active.

KANSAS RETURNS SHOW GOV. ALLEN LEADING   Democratic Returns Are Incom plete and Do Not Show the Winner.

LABOR DIDN'T DEFEAT ALLEN   ‘Kansas Governor Likely to Be Renominated; Senator Gore Losing in Oklahoma.

‘RECONQUEST” OF IRELAND BY BRITISH RUMORE      Reinferrements of ‘Treops Being Kreught in Daily--i00 Police Barracks Barned Sines Easter.

HOTEL PORTER RAN BLIND PIG   Federal Prohibition Officer Raid the Auditorium Hotel.

LINDLEY WARNS OF DEMENTIA PRAECOX   THE LACK OF INTEREST IN rHINGS WORTH WHILE A  RAD DISFASE   MIND NEEDS EXERCISE      Students Are Urged to Take An Interest in the Men. Next . to Them   \s “Oldest Member of the Freshman Class” Lindley Talked to First Year Men 3

Students Are Urged to Ta Interest in the Men, Ne: to Them   As “Oldest Member of the ¥i man Class” Lijdley Talked. First Year Men~-

GOVERNMENT NEEDS REVEALED BY LANE   Secretary Calls Official Wash: ington Poorly Organized.   QUITS AFTER LONG PERIOD   Retiring Cabinet Member Says Ability is Not Lacking, but Pressed to Point of Paralysis by Infinitude of Details— Makes Parting Report to President.

Administrative Officers of Government Should Have More Wages and Lar oer Authorit

SECRETARY LANE TELLS THE TRUTH   Gives His Impression of the Situation at the Capitol and its   THE SAME EVERYWHERE

Ser are  ‘Delivers Opinion of Government  Functions in No Uncer : tain Tarwe

UNFIT MEN ON SHIP OF STATE   RAPT DRIFTING TO ROCKS EN OVINTON OF LANE,   SECRETARY FRANK AS CRITIC   PEeLELS PRESIDENT SOME PMEING ts ST RELY LAONRTNG.,   Oificial Washington Not Wanting tu Mreains, Bat Handicapped and Misdicected—Sees Sad Need  ef tnwitiative.

Too Much Redtape Is Paralyzing the Capital   RETIRING SECRETARY LANE SAYS PATRIOTISM IS AIGH, AVERAGE ABILITY GREAT, BUT SYSTEM IS DYING OF ANEMIA AND THERE OUGHT TO BE A GENERAL RECONSTRUCTION OF GREAT PRINCIPLE.

F. K. LANE’S PARTING REPORT   Saye Red Tape, Buck Passing Clog U S. Machinery.

RED TAPE 1S ALT BY LANE   TOO MANY “BENCH WARM ERS” IN PUBLIC SERVICE   Retiring Secretary Says Fewer and Bigger Men Are Néeded By Government.:

WASHINGTON UNORGANIZED TO DO. TASKS   Franklin K. Lane Retiring After Twenty. Years Of Service, Give: Opinions’ “Upon Departmenta Management — *   'NEED FEWER BUT BIGGER MEN   ‘NEED TIME. FOR PLANNING

eK’ LANE’S PARTING REPORT   Secretary of Interior Says Red Tape Buck Passing Clog United States Machinery.

LUMBINATION OF MANY ELEMENTS   Secy. Lane’s Characteristic Parting, Report.   TO PRESIDENT. WILSON   Washington is Rich in Brains and Character, He Says, but Fewer Men of Larger Calibre Would Do Better—Poor -ly Organized for Task that Belongs to It He Adds.

LANE REPORTS NEED OF OFFICIAL WASHINGTON   RETIRING SECRETARY OF INTERIOR EXPRESSES VIEWS IN PARTING MESSAGE.   TOO MUCH DETAIL EXISTS   National Capital’s Corps of . Workers Rich in Brains but Poorly Organized, Is Assertion.

‘ABILITY FLOODED UNDER  ' TOO MUCH “RED TAPE”   Could Have Saved Money If They Knew How to 7 Use it’

PLY WEED WOT ~AUMKE PERE NOW   Appeal to Supreme Court To  “Force Secretary of State To Promulgate Peace on Con-gressional Resolution Failed Of-its Purpose.

COURT DENIES PETITION.      Supreme Tribunal Wil Not Compel Colby to Proclaim Peace,

NO POWER IN PEACE PLEA   U. &. Supreme Court Refuses Petition That It Order Colby to Promulgate Resolution.

PAUPERISM ON INCREASE   Charities in England Increase’ Te fold in Twerty Years.’

RUSH AMTI-TOXIN BY AERIAL MAIL PLANE   New York Physician Sends Hurry * un Order to University of Illinois For Anti-Toxin — U. S. Mail Plane Delayed to Get It.

CHICAGO AERIAL MAILMAN IS IN RACE WITH DEATH      Hur     ig to New York With Anti. nip Save Life of Persons Poisoned With Ofives,

AIRPLANE (MAL NOW MAKING RACE WITh DEATH TONEW YORK   Aviator Carrying Anti-Toxip to, Combat Serious Cases of  Food Poisoning   BOTH VICTIMS IN SERIOUS CONDITION   Four Members of One Family Succumb After Eating a Boitle of Olives =

a — = ——————  AIRP] ANE RUSHING MEDICINE . FROM CHICAGO . NEW YORK TO SAVE VICTIMS OF POISON

A NEW DEADLY POISON   Fortunately With the Identification of the Poison Comes a Discovery of its Antidote.

EIGHT DIEINFLAMES, WHEN HOME BURNS   idaho Man is Held Following Death of His Wife and Seven Children.

EIGHT ARE BURNED TO DEATH   Idaho Man Is Held Following Death of His Wife and Seven Children.

MOTHER AND 7 CHILDREN BURN---FATHER HELD   Indiauy Tiagedy to be Investivates y Authorities at Ferry.

MOTHER AND ? CHILDREN BURN; FATHER [3 HELD   EIGHT PERISH WHEN FLAMES DESTROL HOME IN IDAHO STATE

EIGHT PERISH IN FLAMES   ‘Farmer In Idaho Held Following Death of His Family.

U. S. TO SELL EUROPE FLOUR   Senate at Washington Approves Sai of 5,000,000 Barrels by Grain Corporation.

GIMONS STAR WITNESS IN MEXICAN HEARIRG BY SERATE COMMIT TE!   WITNESSES HE ‘RD AS TO OCCUR RENCE ALONG MEXICAN BOR. DER IN NEW MERICO.

STAR WITNESS _ ___ IN HEARINGS   Man Recently Returned From Mexico City to Be on Stand Today

WILL H. HAYS KNOWN AS PERSONIFICATION OF PEI   Republican National Cl.airiaan Lee ognized as Workcr of Boundless Energy ,

WILL H. HAYS KNOWN AS PERSONIFICATION. OF PE   Repubican National Chairmar Recognized as Worker of Boundless Energy.   {8-4 BIPLOMAT SUPREME

eee a  BRITISH RAIL MEN AID IRISH   National Union of Railwaymen Ap. peals to Government to Stop Ship. ping Munitions,

ACTION BY CONGRESS WILL BE SOUGHT   -roperty Wentoniy Destroyed a Nitro, Witnesses Says.

TROTZKY'S KIN FLEES REDS   Cousin of Red War Lord Is a Refugee  in Alarwayv.

TROTZKY’S COUSIN: IN FLIGHT.   Flees to Norway to Escape the Bok shevik Terror in North Russia. &

TROTZKY’S COUSIN IN FLIGU   Fiees to Norway te Escape the Eo! ehevik Terror in Nerth Russia.

fligh Import ‘Duty To be Placed On Corn, Wheat, Wool   PROPOSED MEASURE TO INCLUDE HIGH TARIFF ON WOOL, CLOTHING, BEANS POTATOES, PEANUTS, — ONIONS, SHEEP AND CATTLE

EMBARGO MEASURE BY GREEN LIKELY TO BECOME A-LAW   Congressional Leaders Decide On. Plan -Plan_to. Get Immediate » Relief “for Farmers of  - The Nation. »

HIGH TARIFF AGREED UPON BY COMMITTEE   Farm Produce Will be Protected lf Repert Is Adopted

HIGH IMPORTS TO BE PLACED ON FOOD STUFF   House Ways and Means ~Committee Agrees on Emergency Legisation   WHEAT, CORN, CATTLE AND LAMB IN THE LIST

HUNGER STRIKERS BEGIN 90TH DA\   Taking No Food, as Far as ‘Authorities Know   Dublin Railway Situation, Ove Troops and Munitions, Serious

"WG CONVENTION   2,000 Womeh Expected to Gathor in Cleveland the Week of Agetl 13-20, 1920, for Nathonat Convention,   MEETING POSTPONED “TWO: YEARS BY WAR   Dategaten Will Diecizas New Member: ship Gimie for Students and Question , af Future Support for Werk, Many Other Things

Y.W.6, A CALLS BIS CONVENTION   2,000 Women Expected to Gather in Cleveland the Week of  April 13-20, 1920, for Na= tional Convention.   MEETING PGSTPONED TWO YEARS BY WAR   Oelegates Will Discuss New Membership Basis for Students and Question of Future Support for Work, >Many Other Things.

Arylene “Robertson Wanted i in ‘North Carolina to Claim. Fortune’

COMMUNICATE WITH PLANETS   French Academy of Scientists Takes  Suggestion Seriously. *

OIG PRIZE UP FO olbNAL TO OTHER PLANE   SCIENTISTS HOPI TO GET WORD TO MARS

PRIZE FOR BESTWAY TOSIGNAL TO PLANET   SPUR GIVEN TO EFFORTS TO COM. MUNICATE WITH HEAVENLY BODIES.

$20,000 PRIZE AWAITING PLAN FOR GOMMUN(CATING WITH PLANETS   Paris Academy of Natural Science Takes Serious View of MuchArgued Question,

KT) MARS AND WIN A PRIZE.      ch Academy of Sciences Offers 100,600 Franes for Snoesesa.

ANITA MAN GIVEN WIRING CONTRACT FOR WIOTA SCHOOL      Burt Wissler’s Bid, Only On Filed, Meets Directors’ Approval. Laying of Brick Be gun This Morning.

LINE OF GATTLE GROWS SHORTER   Front in Poland Extends 700 Kilometers  SOME GIANS IN NORTH   ire Reported for Bolsheviki— In Southwest Near Warsaw Front Local Polish Successes are Reported—Russian Cavalry are Endeavoring to Reach Vistula River

Hanged For Murder 3 British Soldiers   W.YEAR OLD BOY EXECUTED IN DUBLIN FOR COMPLICITY IN MUERDERING. & SULINERS

HANG SINN FEINER ON MURDER CHARGE   Nineteen Year Old Bay Goe to Death Despite Clemency Appeal.

WAR DEPARTMENT GIVEN FREE HAND   CAN RECRUIT ARMY OI 300,000 MEN SHOULD IT SO DESIRE.

LUULU KEURUI! 3UU,000 MEN   Peace-Time Limitation of Defense Act le Reanealed.

ARMY MAY RECRUIT 300,000   Senate Repealed Peace-Time Limita. tions of Defense Act Which F'xed Peace Strength.

ARMY MAY RECRUIT 390,000   tions of Defense Act Which Fixed Peace Strength.

THIRD PARTY TO BE  LAUNCHED SOON   Big Problem Faces G. O. P Leaders.

MINERS HAVE SCALE FOR THE OPERATORS   Won’t Divulge Contents Until I Is Presented at Joint Committee Meeting.

SUSPENSION OF FIGHTING ASKED   Mayor of Fiume ‘Asks Italia Regulars to Cease Hostilities and Arrange Terms.

_atest Dispatches from Fighting Zone Tell of Stubborn Contest as Circle of tron Closes on City in Dispute

AT. CONFERENCE — ~ BEING HELD TODAY   ‘Between Gea; Caviglia, Mayor of _ Hume and kaval Commander   WOKEN HNNDER SOLDIERS   Make A Demonstration In Front of Fiume Volunteers, ‘Compelling Italian Troops te Withhold Fire

GABE D’ANNUNZIG REPORTED WOUNDED   Pp ANNUNZIO'S MIMIC WAR : 18 DRAWING TO CLOSE   REGULARS OCCUPY FIUME   Thies Insurgent Leader Wounded ond Repeutar Ttaliay Troops Reported to  ‘Have Occupicd Flume

D’ANNUNZIO WOUNDED BY FLYING SHELL   “Mad Poet” Injured as Palace is Rombarded, Says Dispatch   OCCUPATION REPORTED   Premier Giolitti Hears That Italian Soldiers Are in Port

ITALIAN TROOPS IN FUME? : ARMISTICE  [§ BELIEVED NEA  REGUL ARS OCCUPY INSURCEART CITY. CIOLITTI

ITALIANS TAKE FIUME; GABRIEL WOUNDED; GITY ‘WILL SURRENDER   Report of Death of D’Annunzia Is Erronedus; Suspension of  Hostilities Is Asked

Italian Regulars Gradually Closing in on Poet’s Stronghold.   WILL PUNISH INSURGENTS

ITALIAN REGULARS MAY BE IN FIUME   GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO’S — -WOUND DECLARED SLIGHT   ee ee  Poet-Dictator Is Struck by @ Shell Fragment —- Women: Hinder Troops Trying to; Dislodge Legionaries.

FIUME LEADER, D’ANNUNZIO, 1S HIT BY SHELL   News Confirming Report o Wound Is Received——Said Slight   ITALIANS CLOSING IN   ‘Premier Says There fs Reason to Believe That Fiume Is Occupied

NEPURTED THAT DP ANNUNZIO HAS BEEN WOUNDE!   No Details Received in Con firmation Contained in Triest Dispatches.   lalian Premier Announces Regular Troops Have Occupied City of Fiume.

FIUME REPORTED TO HAVE FALLEN BEFORE ITALIANS   Report of Wounding, of D’Annunzio Confirmed.  STRUCK BY SHELL '

MAYOR OF FIUME - SUES FOR. PEACE   Gen. Caviglia Makes Two Condi tions, One of Which Is _ Accepted.”   CITY TAKEN, SAYS GIOLITT!   Heavy Fighting in Environs of Be leaguered Town Precedes Parley —_Wounding of D’Annunzio tse Confirmed.

TRUGE AGKED OF ITALIAN GE MERAL BY FUME MAYOR   ‘May Agree on Terms of Capitulation Today — D’Annunzio Slightly Wounded in Clash.

Mayor Appeals to Commander of Ttalian Forces for Cessation of  Hostilities; To   Fix Terms of Capitulation   D’Anuunzio Slightly Wound. ed; Besiegers Tightening Vise; Forests and Bridges Afire; Casualty List Growing

FUME 1S: GAPTUREL   SUCH IS) THRE REPORT FROMW ROME LAST NIGHT.   Italy Forced to Attack to Prevent Action by Jugo-Slavia.

JEFICIAL REPORT SAYS D’ ANNUNZIG IS ALIVE   POET SOLDIER SAID TO HAVE BEEN STRUCK. ON HEAD WIth SHELL

KING'S TROOPS ARE IN FIUME   “REGENCY? OF © D’ANNUNZIO. “SAID TO HAVE FALLEN.   POET-LEADER: IS HIT   INJURY TO THE RAPPALO FOF SAID TO BE SLIGHT HOWEVER.   Womon of Zara Winder Advance of Regulars by Forming Sereen =? Human Flesh.

D’ANNUNZIO WOUNDED HIS INJURY IS SLIGHT   POFT ESCAPES DEATH WHEN FRAGMENT OF SHELL HITs HIM ON THE HEAD: WOME) BATTLE ‘TROOPS,

‘T] SHRENER   Asks Terms From General Commanding Forces Surrounding City.   D’ANNUNZIO IS WOUNDED

FIUME FIGHTING COMES TO AN END   City Mayor Asks Government Leader For Suspension of Hostilities. 4  I   HELD BY REGULAR TROOPS   Is Belief of Premier of Italy. Expected to Come to Terms at Immediate Interview.

EXPECT FIUME TO CAPITULATE SOON   LONDON GETS REPORT THAT  REGULAR TROOPS ARE IN THE CITY   D’ANNUNZIO WAS HIT   Shell Fragment Wounded Insur gent Poet Leader As He Conversed in Palace   Italy Forced to Move On Fiume to Ayert Similar Mave by Juvo-Slavia, Report

FIUME REPORTED TAKEN BY ITALY   D’Annunzio Wounded By A Shell Fragment

TALIAN TROOPS QGCUPY FUME, PAEMIERSTATE:   D’Annunzio’s Troops Art  Said to Be Mining City.   Committee of Deputies Told Reports of Fighting Exaggerated,

UME OCCU } ITALIANS: POET FS FALL BACK         ed That Water Fron of City Has Been Wrecked By Shells   ges And Public Building Mined By TY’ Annunzio Legionnaires

FUME MAYOR RaKo FOR AN AGREEMENT   NEGOTIATIONS EXPECTED TO END IN SURRENDER OF BESIEGED CITY.   Poet-Warrior Is Slightly Injured When Piece of Shell Struck Palace and Hit the Insurgent Leader.

MAYOR APPEALS FOR A TRUCE   Asks Commander of italian Regulars for Suspension of Hostilities   Mayor and Commander of Blockading Forces Confér on Terms of Capitulation    Captain D’Annunzio of Inv surgent Forces Slightly. - Wounded by Shell

FUME ABOUT READY 10 SURRENDER: CITY IS HIDDEN BY SMOKE   ‘orests Are Fired and Mines On Outskirts Are Exploded By Legionairres   REGULARS AIDED BY WAR TIME TRAINING   rs  Advance Against Machine Gun Fire and Snipers and Worm Way Thru Barbed Wire

MAYOR GF FUME SEEKING A TRUCE: MAY SURRENDER   Report of Gabrielle D’An nunzio Wounding is Confirmed.   STRUCK ON THE HEAD BY A PIECE OF SHELL   Reason to Believe That Fi ume is Occupied By Government Troops.

FIX PEACE TERM AFTER FIUME PLEA   Mayor of the Besieged City Asks End of War.   OFFERS TERMS OF SURRENDER   General Caviglia Makes Two Condi tions, One of Which Has Been Accepted—Heavy Fighting Precedes Parley.

FIUME, TOTTERING UNDER SIEGE GUNS WANTS ARMISTICE   Italian Regulars Now Occupy D’Annunzio Stronghold, Is Report from Rome.   DEFENSE MAY BLOW UP.  CITY IF DEFEAT CERTAI   Streets, Bridges and Building: Mined by Commander. of. Insurgent Forces.

TALIA ANY GAP Rta TARA AS WOMEN SHEL  yk iw  ERIIADIES WITH RATIES   “Kill Us, Then the Volunteers,” They Shriek, as Regular Troops Force Surrender of Fiume Fighters.   F  D’ANNUNZIO WOUNDED ONLY - SLIGHTLY, IS LATEST REPORT

IUME'S MAYOR ASKS THAT HOSTILITIES END      Terms of Surrender Likely to Be Agreed Upon in An Interview Today   ZARA WOMEN SCREAMED TO REGULARS. “KILL US FIRST’

FIUME HAS SURRENDERED ?   Reported Italian Regulars Occupy Town.   Rome Hears That Comic Opera Wat Has Come to an End.

FFIUME IS ‘OCCUPIED, REPORT      LEADER WOUNDED   rabriel D’Annunzio Fiume Defender . Struck by Piece of Shell—Womer Hinder Movements of : Halian Troops Advance ‘ingcan- Cte

REBEL LEADER HIT ' BY SHELL   Fiume Believed Captured, Say London and Paris Reports   30 ROME TROOPS KILLED   Casualties Heavy in Fierce Fightina far. City

fayor of Besieged City. Holds’ Conference With “Siege: Leader; Capt. D’Annunzio. Wounded By Shell: Splinter; Women insurgents Hold “Back Troops; Real Fighting Begun.

CAPTAIN D'ANNUNZIO, INSURGENT LEADER, WOUNDED IN BATTLE, DE TAILS OF WHICH ARE NOT GIVEN — MAYOR OF FIUME REQUESTS THA’ HOSTILITIES CEASE

HALIANS IN FUME?   Premier Giolilti Says He Has Reason to Believe tt.   MAYOR ASKS FOR TIME   May he a Conference to Decide  How the Matter is Finally to be Settled.

TALIAN FORCES BLOCKADING FUME SUOPEND FIRING   Mayor Asks Armistice; Women Place Themselves In Front of Fighters

WOMEN REBELS BLOCK ITALIAN TROOPS MARCH   D’Annunzio Wounded a Fiume is Official News “Today      POETS “WAR CRUSHED OUT, OMPATCHES FROM “BATTLE © ERONT” INDICATE.

WOUNDED MEN REACH TRIES? E   Vessel Which Deserted to D’Annunzio Disabled on Refusal to Re ‘join Simonnetti’s Fleet.

D’ANNUNZIO’S WOUND   Caused by Fragment of Shell Riek Fell on Palace.  t.. pbamahiatnts Chance

FIUME MAYOR  SEEKS TRUCE AS BATTLES RAGE   One Report Is That City Held by D’Annunzio Has Fallen.

FIUME 15 CAPTURED   SUCH 15° THE “REPORT FROM ROME LAST NICHT.   Italy Forced to Attack to Prevent . Action by Juse-Slavia. ~

D’Annunzio Was Wounded By Piece of Shell, Not Killed as First Reported. Negotiations For Peace Going On Between  Mavor and General.

REGULARS HAVE INVADED FIUME 1S THE BELIEE   MAYOR ANT) GENER AT,   CAVIGLIA TO TOLD CON ENCE WHEN TERAIS TO CEASE ACTIVITIES WHEL, Pl RBREACTIED      Insurgent Leader. Galiel D’Ar nunzie. Wounded = When Struck on Head by Shell Inineye jie Slieht{_

FUME OCCUPIED BY REGULARS I$ REPORT IN ROME   Italian Premier Say: There Is Reason For  This Belief.

REGULAR TROOPS OCCUPY FIUME   Premier Giolitti States That There is ‘Reason to Believe Troops Are There ©   SURRENDER  IS NEAR  Dreadnaughts Bombard Poet D’Annunzio’s Headquarters—Destroy Much

IS TO HELP   President-Elect Harding Ask: Aid of the Vice Presi dent.

PRESIDENT-ELECT (EEPS FIRST PRE ~-FLECTION PROMI   Harding Confers with Coolidge Making Vice President Real Factor in Goernment

HARDING ASKS COOLIDGE’S AID   Problems and Policies of Coming Administration Are To Be Subjects of Discussion at Conference of Chiefs.

HARDING CONFERS WITH V -PRES.-ELECT ‘COOLIDGE   ‘Association of Nations and Domestic Problems Are Discussed by Them.

HARDING SEEKS ADVICE OF GOVERNOR COOLIDGE   Vice-President-elect is Conmilted on the Problems and Policies of Coming ‘Administration

(Ct PRESIDENT IN GUNA RGE WIT HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT MAKES GOOD HIS PROMISE TO CONSTLT VICE PRESIDENT.

HARDING TELLS COOLIDGE ABOUT BROADER DUTIE:   ‘Keeps Campaign Promise o1 Responsibilities ‘of Vice  on a mt pt toe mew

HARDING AND COOLIDGE HOLD LONG DISCUSSION   President-Elect and Vice President-Elect Consult ) Over Future Problems Facing Them.

HARDI GOV. COOLIDGE ABOUT PLEDGE*   President-Elect Carries Ou Pledge to Add Dignity to Vice Presidential Office

HARDING SEES GOV. COOLIDGE   Confers With Vice President-Elect on Proposed Team Work After ) March 4,

HARDING GALLO FUR COOLIDGE 10 COME INTO CONFERENCES   Vice President Elect Asked for Advice on Problems and Policies of Nation.

RUSSIA GETS — A SETBACK   Agreement with Allies almost within Grasp New Menace . Arises. with Hard Advance of Pohsh Armies.   LATE ADVICES

POLES SMASHING DEEPLY INTO THE RUSSIAN LINES  IIKRANIANS ARE ALSO HAR  UKRANIANS ARE ALSO HAR: RASSING THE BOLSHEVISTS IN SOUTH.

BACKSET TO FORMER EMPRESS   Christmas Celebration Interrupted at the Houke of Doorn.

L. GOLDMAN SAYS WILL RETURN TO SAVE U.S.   Nation Must Be Saved anc Society Already Formed for Work.   Leader Declares “Social Revolution” in America Object of Organization.

ANARCHIST ARK LANDS REDS IN FINLAND POR]   Emma Goldman Bays She’ s Com ing Back to ‘‘Save America,” ‘But Berkman to Stay Away

SEGRE TARY COLBY MAY . GET COOL RECEPTION   People of: Buenos Ayres Ave Displeased Over Prospects fora  Prohibitive Tari, 7

PAIDFINEFOR VIOLATING THE TRAFFIC LAW   Claimed He Did Not Know Apparatus Was On Way To Fire   Number of Fire Laddies Ap peared Before Mayor —, Casé As Wifnesses

PAID FINE FO VIOLATING THE TRAFFIC LAN   Claimed He Did Not Know Apparatus Was On Way To Fire   (DIDN'T HEAR THE ALARM   Number of Fire Laddies Ap_ peared Before Mayor Case As Witnesses

New Organization Enters Political Field with Parley P. Christensen and Max S. Hayes at Head of Ticket   SOME OF FORTY- EIGHTERS  WITHDRAW FROM FUSION   Removal of La Follette as Anchor of Less Radicals Leaves Them Free to be Shoved Aside by Votes of Laborites

EARMEA-LABORIT THHOW BANNER 10 POLITICAL BREEZE   Parley P. Christensen, Utat Lawyer, and Cleveland Labor Editor Head Ticket   48er Criticised Labor Group for Practicing Steam Roller Tactics in Convention.

With Withdrawal of La Follette as Prospective Nominee of Forty-Eighters, Laborites Gain Almost Complete Control of Convention

THIRD PARTY ENTERS POLITICAL LISTS WiTH PARLEY CHRISTENSEN AS STANDARD BEARE!   jParmer-Labor Name Given Nev  Entry Which First Sees Light of ; Day at Early Morning Hour   FORTY-EIGHTERS NOT ALL IN HARMONY WITH PLAN

OHIO'S TAX PROBLEM  INSETTIED   Joint Taxation Commitree Re pudiates Action of House   REPORT BILL LATE TODAY   Vhnt WIV ith. h. Bri weir  Drys Will Not Attempt to Have Emergency Clause in The Crahhe Act.

SOLONS IN SENATE REPUDIATE BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Taxation Measure Fails to Meet Approval of Upper House —- Will Change  Provisions Before Pasence

Un) 5 TAR PRUBLEMI 9 UNSETTLED   Joint Taxation Commitree Repudiates Action of House  REPORT BILL LATE TODAY  Drys Will Not Attempt to Have Emergency Clause in The Grabbe Act.

TAXATION PROBLEMS IN OHIC   STILL UP IN THE AIR FOLLOWING HOUSE BILL PASSED.   Provides Communities Can Vote on Exemptions of Interest and Sinking Fund Charges Outside of Smith Law Limitation.

SENATOR NEW   IS AMONG THE OBJECTORS TO THE CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT.

COLBY SIDE TRACKED.   Senate Committee Again Delays Action On Nomination.

IRVINE SEES DAWN OF BETTER SPIRY   CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS PLAY A GREAT PART IN POSTWAR AFFAIRS   A POWERFUL ADDRESS   Says Appearances to Contrary, British Labor and Canital Are on Good Terms   Chambers of Commerce and Kindred Organizations a Power in Troubled Times

CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS” PLAY’ A GREAT PART“IN POST: WAR AFFAIRS             Says Appearances to ' Cont British Labor and Capital Are “en Good Terms  e   Chambers of Commerce and Kindred Organizations a Power” in Troubled ‘Times ~ _-

SPRINGFIELD RIFLES FOR GUARI   Fhe Justly-Famous 1903 Model Will Be Distrib. uted to Troops in Re. ‘organization — of State  roops. i   SQUARE TOED FACT

CHICAGO FOR IMPROVEMENTS   Bonds For. Six. Big. Projects Carriec at First Nonpartisan City Election Held Yosterday. © -°----

GET THE. BINS READY   WHEAT GROWERS WARNED TO BE PREPARED TO STORE,   So VWoeh of the Ob Crop Remains on Hands That Cars Cannot Pose silly be Had for the New.

‘BLUEBEARD’ ADMITS SLAYING FOUR WIVES   POLICE ARE SEARC HING FOR THE BODY OF WOWAN SLAIN BY THE WECH WARRILD COAST WAN

SAYMODERN). BLUEBEARD HAS MARRIED 30   Admits Killing at Least ~ Four Wives. Search For ’ Latest Victim.   ‘HE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Charles N. Harvey Said to ' Have Confessed at Least Four Murders.   MARRIED 25 -ON COAST   Police Trying to Unrave Tangle in Many Pacific Cities, -

Modern Bluebeard Married 25 Wives      camist Alleged to Have  ConTesseadl Co Killing Mawr of His Cherished Companions,

HARVEY ADMITS DEATHS; HAMMER USED TO: SLAL WHEN HE TIRED   Would-be Suicide Confesses He Married +4 Times: Police Search for Missing Women.

Charles M. Warvey Confesses to the Killing of Three or Mare of iis Fifteen Wives   TELLS OF TIS CRIME AT LOS ANGELES HOSPITAL   Describes Place Where We Curied Rady of Nina Lee Delaney in Berego Vallev

HAS. BROKEN LOOSE IN GERMAN FIGHTING IN MANY CITIES   Radio Indicates Fighting at Berlin, But It Was Premature   Pitched Battle Between Soldiers and Marines nn One Side and Battleships on Other at Kiel   Warships Are Reported Firing Armed Workingmen.

Violent Fighting Also Rages at Frankfort and Eisenach; Warships and Bayonets Are Used on Labor Contingents   Foch Orders Army on Rhine to Advance, But American: Will Await Command From Wilson Before Taking Part      [NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.

STEANGHIP WITH. TRY LIVES ABOARD CTAIKES ON LEDGE   63 Passengers Taken by Tugs to Halifax While Crew of ‘120 Remains on Board.

HAYS CALLS FOR MORE INTEREST ANE POLITICS   Republican National Chairman Telis Nevadans That They Must Enter Politics for Good They Gan Do   MUST NOT FIGURE ON WHAT THEY CAN, GET   Refers to Possibility of Putting State in G. 0. P. Column in November

INITROGLYCERINE CAUSES 3 DEATHS   Houses Wreeked at Liberty, near Bartlesville, When 150 Quarts Explode

THREE KILLED, MANY HURT IN BLAST AT LIBERTY, KAN.   Three Homes Wrecked and Other Damage Done When 150 Quarts of Nitro-Glycerine Explode.

ry ROCKED BY BIG EXPLOSION   Driver of Carand Two Boys Instantly Killed; Much - Property Damage.   150 QUARTS OF NITRO IN EXPLODING CARGO

ASSIGTANCE {5 AOKED FAR WAR SWEPT EUROPE   Representatives of Eigh Countries Urge Calling of International Conference   INTERNATIONAL TRADE REVIVAL BEING SOUGHT   \WERICAN MEMORIAL SEN’ t. S. CHAMBER OF COM. MERCE SIGNED BY MANY LEADING CITIZENS,

ASK JOINT ACTION TO BUILD UP WAR SWEPT COUNTRIES   identic Memorials Addressed To Governments Of Right Nations   SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE   Long Term Credits Desirable Only For Certain Purposex, It Is Said

CONFERENCE OF EIGHT NATIONS   URGE IMMEDIATE. CONFERENCE FOR RESTORING WAR-SWEPT COUNTRIES.

WAR TORN LANDS   Eight Nations Join in Urg: ing Conference on Commerce

HEVNE LO]  SUMMERCE URGED ON NATIONS   Memorials for Conference of Leading Powers Are Sent Out

ACVIVE LO3) COMMERCE URGED DN  NATIONS   Memorials for Conferenc of Leading Powers Are Sent Out

RECONSTRUCTIVE MEETING OF ALL LEADING POWERS IS MOVEMENT UNDER WAY

EIGHT NATIONS ASKED TO JOIN   Petitions Are Sent Out Asking Movement to Restore War Swept Countries.   TO REVIVE COMMERCE

JOHNSON: GETS ONE VOTE IN ILLINOIS STATE 1S AIVINEN   LOWDEN CARRIES BULK OF DELEGATION BUT — 16 ARE UNPLEDGED.   ‘JOHNSON SURPRISE   Vote for California’ Senator Startled Old Politicians— Will Have A Delegate. .

GOVERNOR IS ENDORSED BY HOME STATE   Wood Second in Presi: dential Primary; Johnson Vote Strong. —

LOWOEN LEADING NM ILLINOIS BY  n4 O00 Pl   Wood Carries Cook County— Big Surprise of Contest Is Large Number Who Write in Name of Johnson.

LOWDEN CARRIES HIS HOME STATE   Defeats Wood by 64,575 Votes —Thompson Wins as National Committeeman.   IOHNSON MAKES BIG RUN

LOWDEN WINS IN WALKAWAY IN HOME STATE   Has 64,574 Plurality; Lowden 222,982; Wood 158,408; Johnson 45,193   LOWDEN, 98 OF 102 CO.   JOHNSON, WHO MADE NO ILLINOIS CAMPAIGN AND STAYED OFF BALLOT, PILES UP SURPRISING VOTE.

LOWEN TLLINGIS PRIMARY WINNER: WOOD GETS COOK   Johnson ts Surprise of Ballot, Getting 45,193 Votes Thru Writing In of Name.    HE DIDN'T. SPEAK, HAD NO. : ORGANIZATION IN STATE   Only Sixth as Many Women:as Men at Poils; Gentle Sex Defeais Bond Issue.

MEX JURIST 1S: SEAVER?   Chief. Justice - ‘of ‘Supreme Court ‘Nabbed - with  . * Woman. in 'U. §.   HE MAKES NO EFFORT {0 HIDE RELATIONS

MEX OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED   Said to Have Been Ap: pointed Military. Gov- . ernor of Sonora

MEXICAN HBGE ARRESTED BY UNITED STATES BFFICERS   Woman Is Detained, Said to Hav Seen Cumpanion of Ignacio her Pesqueira.

HOLD MEXICAN OFFICIAL      Chief Justice Arrested by U. S. Officers in Arizona.

MRS. HARDING TO TAKE TEA WITH MRS. WOODROW WILSON THIS AFTERNOON

gettteeeresectereee sere’  4 MRS HARDING TO TAKE > TEA WITH MRS WILSON :

Irish Fxecative Killed by Masked Men, Who Make Escape in  —_on 2 onadimeee cet 2...

LORD MAYOR OF CORK SHOT DEAL   He Was Prominent in the Sinn Fein Party

LORD MAYOR OF CORK MURDERED THIS MORNING   Shot at 1 O’clock by Unknown Persons at His Residence.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK SLAIN   Unknown Assailants Make Escape After Deed.

LORD MAYOR OF   CORK IS KILLED   Masked Men Moree Way doto His Residence Marly oday and  Shoot Hing to Death.

Lord Mayor of Cork Is Killec   Masked Men Force Way Into His Residence Early Today and Shoot Him te Death.

CORK LORD MAYCR AILLED Tih   Masked Persons Whose Identity Is Unknown Enter Residence and Shoot Executive

LORD MAYOR OF CORK  VICTIM OF ASSASSIN   Crime in Important Irish City An other Chapter in Long Continue’ Feud.

RIG TREE YIELDED TO AGE   Chestnut in Which Washington it Said to Have Hidden Collapses at Yonkers, New York.

pie TREE YIELDED TO AGE   Chestnut in Which Washington Bald to Have Hidden Collapeee > cat Yonkers; New York. 

TO CELEBRATE “PROHIBITION RYE” JAN. 16   New York Observance. te Surpass That of New Year’s Eve, Prediction

CELEBRATE “PROHIBITION EVE’   New York's Festivities Promise to be Wet January 16,

BIG CELEBRATION OF “PROHIBITION EVE" a PLANNED IN NEW YOE   RESERVATIONS OF TABLES Bla HOTELS INDICATES AN ENORWOUS CELEBRATION,

CELEBRATE EVE OF PROHIBITION   Rush of Applications for Reserved Tables in New York Hotels

PROHIBITION EVE TO BE A HUMMER   New Yorkers Planning ¢ Last Grand Blow-Out on the 15th.

PROHIBITION EVE 10 BE WET EVENT IN NEW YORE   Celebrators Plan Wild Orgies in Hotels to Mark Passing of John Barleycorn. °   MUST FURNISH THEIR OWN

bo $6066 666606666666 5   = Pp NEVER THIS IN THE ' a GOOD OLD DAYS 

TIME WASTED ON COX BOMB SAYS PEEVED JERSEY SOLOW   Reed Denounces Statement as “Improper”   ProbeCommittee tc Adjourn to a Later Date

EDGE BOLTS FUND PROBE   TIME WASTED ON COX'S “IRRESPONSIBLE CHARGES,’? HE SAYS.   Believes Committee Is Becoming Ve hicle for Ramors for Partisan Eiffect and Won't Serve Until Inquiry Is Switebed.

FIELD MANAGER OF Oe ." CHAUTAUQUA’ HERE J. A. ROBERTS IN TOWN TO DIS. CUSS DATES, OUTLINE PRO. GRAM, AND OTHER DETAILS.

1920 Program. Looks Best Yet   Weighty Problems Bringing Out The Country’s Best— Outline OF The Program For Next Summer

DEPARTMENT Ut LABOR AIDS IN DENVER STRIKE   Portland. Man Assigned to Aci — Conciliator;: Rict Probe 4 Ordered

EPARTMENT OF LABOR. AGENT SENT TO DENVE   G. Y. Harry of Portlsnd to Take Up Street Railway Controversy Settlement

FALSE COINAGE 1S DOUBLED   Chief Moran of the Secret Service Eureau Asks Additional Funds to Nab Swindiers, -

FALSE COINAGE IS DOUBLED   Chief Moran of the Secret - Service . Bureau Asks Additional. Funds to. : - ' Nab Swindlers... ~ :

COUNTERFEITING IS. DOUBLED   Secret Service Bureau Asks Additional Funde for Worx.

ARKANSAS GOVERNOR IS PREPARED 10 ACT   TOLD HEARERS NATION-WIDE PLOT TO ove How GOv. ERNMENT HAD BEEN DisCOVERED IN TIME,

ARKANSAS GOVERNOR THINS OF & PLOT TE QVERTHAAW ROVERNRAEY      WAR DEPARTMENT SAID TO HAVE REQUESTED TROOPS BE HELD IN READINESS,

BROUGH SAYS U.S. MAY ASK FOR MILITIA   Arkansas Governor Gets Confidential Word from Capital.   PLOTS NATION-WIDE — _ AFFIRMS EXECUTIVE   War Department, ~ Letter Asks. ‘That Militia Be. Held Ready. - —

HOLD TROOPS — IN READINESS   Nationwide Plot to Ov erthrow Government, Says Governor

420 MEN KILLED WN IMINING FIELDS OF WEST VIRGIN   During the Past Year According to Reports and This was A Decrease ‘of 55. Over The Record During the Pre vinnie Vear.

hl WHLIPRA  320 MEN KILLEG   Lives Lost in West Virginia Mining For Year Renorted

FIUME AGAINST   Will Resist Compromise Settlement By Which City Would go to Jugo-Slavs “

GLE IS: : ~ DESIRED      " to"Asélst ip Making ax aa Investigation...

AMERICA PROPOSE PLAN FOR AUSSI   State Department. However, is ignorant of Details.   PARTIALLY LIFT BLOCKADE   Scheme Condemned at Embassy as One Certain to Disappoint Purposes of Sponsors——Say Soviets Would Not Accept Any Project Which Would Cause Their Overthrow.

VIAKES U. S. SOVIET FRIEND   AMERICAN GOVERNMENT BEHIND MOVE TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA.   Rossian Embassy, Representing AntiBolshevist Elements, Condenmnsa AlHes! Action—May Encourage Reds to Greater Efforts,

RUSSIAN BLOCKADE “70 BELIFTED   ALLIES PLAN FOR THE RESUMPTION OF TRADE RELATIONS...   THE EFFECT UNCERTAIN   THERE ARE SOME WHO BELIEVE IT WILL WEAKEN, THE SOVIET.   Others Think This Virtus Recognition of the Reds WI Encourage  Them to Grester Efforts.

AMERICA MADE FIRST MOVE.   Originated Idea of Exchanging Com meédities With Russia.

Aloo EXCHANGE AMERICAN IDE!      Move for Barter In Commadities Was Orginated by U. S. Government.

U. S. lgnorant of Details of Plan for Trade With Russia   Officials Say They Desire to Be Fully Informed and Assured of Its Practicability and Safety Before Entering in Any Manner Into Its Explanation— Took No Part in Consideration of Matter.

RUSSIAN EMBASSY CONDEMNS PLAN   idea of Exchanging Commodities With Soviets Originated With American Government Some Months Ago.

EMBASSY NOT: IN FAVOR OF SOVIET MOVE      IDEA ORIGINATED IN U: S,      REDS WILL NOT ACQUISE

DOESN'T DEPEND. ON ‘RELATION: _SHEIP WITH TEDDY FOR “HIS " REPUTATION    HAS BEEN ARDENT FIGHTER

AT THE START OF HIS POLITICAL CAREER HE HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED A LEADER

HE LOOKED LIKE PRES, WILSON   But it Was R. (. Fanikner a Famous “lead Ringer” for the President.

RADICAL ACTIVITY. IN. NORTHWEST TOBE BROKEN UP BY AUTHORITIES   MORE THAN 700 SUSPECTS TAKEN IN  RAIDS IN SEATTLE   SECRETARY OF METAL WORKERS UNION IN BUTTE HELD FOR DEPORTATION, CHARGED WITH ADVOCATING UNLAWFUL ACTIONS

SEATTLE POLICE   First of New Series of Department of Justice Raids Is Success.

REDS IN KAMENETS FODOLSK   Soviet Troops Capture thé City as Ukrainian Forces Rotreat in Disorder.

REDS IN KAMENETS PODOLSK   mosh rritun Fors ketone Ukrainian Forces Retreat in Disorder.

U. S. WILL FEED HUNGRY EUROPE   Government Authorizes Seizure of Five Million Barrels of Fiour to Aid War Sufferers,

TO RENDER AID TO EUROPEANS   Senate Authorizing ‘the Sending of 5, 640,000 Barrels of Flour . «at Ooce

WANDERER IS PLACED ON TRIAL TODAY   Triple Murderer and Arc! Scoundrel’s Case Up in Chicago.

MAN NOW QN TREAL   ‘Ropes” O’Brien, Who Has Sent 15 Men to Die Next Week, Says Death Will Be Acked.

WANDERER ON TRIAL.      Former Army Officer Charged “With . Kinwing Wifo_

SLAYER ON TRIAL   Wanderer Faces Charge of Kill ing Wife and Stranger

WANDERER GOES —UNTRIL EDK MURDER TOOA   Lieutenant Who “Tricked” Wife to Her Death, on Trial for ; Hie lifa

CARL WANDERER ‘ON’ TRIAL .FOR DOUBLE SLAYING   Chicago “Hero” Confessec Killing Young Wife and Ragvead Stranger.

MAN WHO-.. KILLED HIS YOUNG WIFE   AND RAGGED STRANG. ER GOES ON ‘TRIAI FOR HIS LIFE.   Framed’ Up Tragedy: t _ Make it Appear That Wif.  Had Been Attacked b _ Unknown Victim. ‘

= ! WANDERER ON TRIAL.      Ex-Army Lieutenant Accused of a - 2  Pouble Murder.!

WANDERER ON TRIAL FOR MURDERING WIFE   Defense Will Base Case On Insanit Plea For Former Army Lieutenant at Chicago   FAKE HOLD UP WAS ADMITTED

Wanderer’, 2 Lite Hangs; - (Tried tor Triple Murder of Wife, Babe, Strange

WILSON SPENT FOURTH QUIETL’   Read Independence Day Messages From Other Governments

OBSERVANCE QUik! AT NATION'S CAPITAL   President Wilson Spends Day Reading Independence Day Messages Frem — Heads Fereign Governments.

OMEN ERIENDS  OF: VICTIM:        ELWELL’ WILE OPENED BY JUDGE DISINHERITS .. WIFE AND CHILD. ;-

MURDER PROBE BRINGS RESUL   Finding of Woman’: Lingerie in Apartmen of Slain Turfman, Ik Good Clue, Say Detec:  tives.   EXAMINATIONS

Elwell Mystery  Deepening As Probe Goes On   Theory Wealthy New York Man Was Slain By Jealous Man Or Woman   SECRET INQUIRY BY AUTHORITIES

WOOD LEADS WITR JORNSON SECOND   Shift in Standing Throws Californian One Vote Ahead of the Ohio Governor.   BUTLER IN THIRD PLACE   Seventy-three Votes Still Contested to Be Decided by the Republican National Committee.

Wood Leads, Johnson One Ahead of Lowden, in Line-Up of Delegates

JOHNSON AHEAD OI ~-LOWDEN NOW   Senator -Leads Despite Gover nor’s Gain in Contests

JUEINSON GAINS Al EXPENSE OF LEADING RIVALS   Yor First Time Dope Sheets Show Californian Leading Illinois Governor   GENERAL WOOD STITY, LEADS CANDIDATES   Investigation Of Contests Are Continued With Only 74 Of 137 Cases Disposed Of

JOHNSON JUMPS TO SECOND PLACE INTHE LINE   General Wood -Continues in. First Plact With Lowden But One Behind af Californian

BREACH OF NEUTRALITY.   Claimed in Polish Note to League of Nations Asking Mediation.

POLES DECLARE Got AGAINST LT HUANIAN'   In Official Note to League of Nations Controversy — Given Light. Poles Ask League Action, Charge Breach.  re et emma rina  “CINING IN WITH Oarne”   Russian Soviet Sends Wire. less Saying It Is Dissatisfied With Russo-Pole  ) Peace Negotiations  at Riga.

CHARGE LITHUANIA HELPS BOLSHEVIKI   Poles Threaten to Declare War After Ap: - peal to League.

LITHUANIAN ARMIES ALLIED WITH SOVIE!   POLAND SO DECLARES IN PRO: TEST TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

ANTHRACITE WAGE SCALE NEGOTIATIONS ARE HALTED   Miners Await Counter Oifer From Operators on Sixty Per Cent  Waen tTInfrancoa Damand)

THREATENED COAL STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED TODAY: MEN SOLID FOR WALK-OUT

NEGOTIATIONS HELP UP   Anthracite Miners Stop to Awalt De. cBion by Operators, .

MINE WORKERS WAGE PARLEY fo AT STANDSTILL   Anthracite Diggers May Strike April 1 Unless Pay Is Increased and Made Retroactive to That Date.

Anthracite Miners Want Walkout Unless Operators Agree to Make Any Increase Retroactive From April 1——-Own.ers Are Opposed to Such Agreement.

TOOAY WILL DEGIGE FOR PEAGE OR WAR WW ANTHRACITE FIELD   Sentiment of Miners Interpret ed by Leaders as Unanimous for Walkout.   PROCEEDINGS SLOWED UP BY BITUMINOUS DELAY      Hope Award Will be Made Which Can be Used as Basis for an Atreement in Case Operators Should Succeed in Keeping Miners at Work Pending Negotiation of New Contract.

NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILIL   Receipt of Counter Offer Prom Opera.

TOOK PART IN CO’   Two Arendisvile School Boys, Com: petiters-in Corn Judging Contest,

SHELBY COUNTY SUBMITS TO TAX INCREASE   — is COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW RE CONSIDERS ACTION AND AC - CEPTS INCREASE

SHELBY CO, ACCEPTS — HORIZONTAL INCREASE   Board Reconsiders aid Accepts In_creases in Property Valuation Ordered by Tax Board

DISPUTE WITH TAX BOARD ENDS   Shelby County Reviewers Notify Tax Cemmissioners Today Increases Will be Accepted   ALL NIGHT SESSION IS HELD.   Members of County Board Say They Reached Decision After Care® fully Considering Order

TEXAS LAW COVERS TRAILER’S EFFORT   Attorney General Says It Is Sufficient to Prevent Intermarriage of Races.

DENY GEN. PNRGUIA IS NPPOSING GARRINZH'S GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO   REPORTED MURGUIA MAY BI MADE SECRETARY OF WAR IN CARRANZA CABINET,

VINDICATION ov f SOUGHT ©   Chief Counsel Says Only Patriotic Motives Impelled Entrance Into “Unconscious Conspiracy”   Cites Splendid Record of Senater in Two Wars, Contrasted With Pacifists

PATRIOTIC MOTIVES ELECTED   Counsel for Newberry Defense Told Jury ‘Twas Spirit of 1918.

COWBOYS’ ENION, FIRST OF ITS KANXD IX U.S. IS. BEING FORMED AT REXO

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS   ’resident Bryan Receives Eighty Es says for Contest Dealing With Lives of Lincoln and Roosevelt.

80 MANUSCRIPTS ENTERED BY STATE WRITERS   Students I) Indiana High Schools Com. pete In Roosevelt Lincoln Essay Contest

TESTIMONY OF ENGINPER   Heard Before Master in Suit Against : Steptoe Gas Law.

OBREGON IN FULL CONTROL   New Government of Mexico to Ask For Recognition.   FATE OF CARRANZA IN COUBT

NO ACTION BEING TAKEN IN MEXICAN REVOLUTION BY U.S.   Late Reports From Vera Cruz Say Carranza is Obregon’s Prisoner at Apizaco.   POLITICAL EXECUTIONS FREQUENT IN MEXICO   Rebel Forces Are Gaining Ground With Fighting Centered Around Matamoros,

WILSON CONSIDERS MEXICAN SITUATION   QUESTION OF ~RECOGNITION OF NEW GOVERNMENT MAY ARISE SOON,   RIVALS THOUGHT ALIGNED   Superdreadnought Oklahoma Now at Key West, Ready to Go to Mexico if Needed.

ATE OF GARRANZA LEFT IN DOUBT BY OFFICIAL REPORTS   Story of Overthrow of Mexican Ruler Before President Wilson and His Cabinet.   FEGCRAL FORCES AT SABINAS ARE ROUTED   Fighting Said to be in Progress at Matameras, Opposite Brownsville, Tex. Question of Recognition of New Government in Troubled Republic May Arise Soon,

President Maintains Position in Spite of Attacks. by Hill.   RECOGNITION OF NEW GOVERNMENT FORECAST   Commercial Agent in New York for Revolution Says . ‘All Elements in'U, S. Fa-:   yor His Forces.

CABINET CONSIDERS EVENTS IN MEXICO   Assurances of Protection Given by Rebels.   ACTION NOT CALLED FOR   Question of Recognition of New Government May Arise Soon —Fate of Carranza Still Remains in Doubt—-Fight Between Forces of Aguilar and Meringo Reported.

CABINET SEES NO MENACE IN MEXICAN ROW   Fate of Carranza Still in - Doubt; Foreigners Protected.

REBELS PROMISE PROTECTION 10 ALL FOREIGNERS   Reports of Overthrow of Carranza Regime Received

NOTHING OF A CRUCIAL NATURE IN SITUATION   Cabinet Accepts Assurances U. S. Citizens Will Be Protected   ‘Is Variously Reported Unoffici  ally As Prisoner and Fugitive From Captors

CARRANZA STILL AT BAY   HIS FORCE, HOLDS OUT AGAINST. REG: ELS, VERA CRUZ REPORTS.   Revolationists Are Unable to Diskodg: the Mexican. President. From Strong Position at. San Marcos, Near Puebla,

CARRANZA'S FATE REMAINS IN DOUBT   PRESIDENT OF aks Dy MEXICAN GOVERNMEN REPORTED TO HAVE MADE ESCAPE   REBELS IN FULL CONTROL   Now Hold All But Small Part of Country Below Boundary. Start Reconstruction

WHEREABOUTS OF CARRANZA STILL IN DENSE QOUBT   Meanwhile American Boat Are Scattered Along East Coast.

RIGID GRIP ON MEXICAN NEWS   NO OFFICIAL REPORTS RECEIVED THUS FAN PUT ANY LIGHT ON CARRANZNS FATE,   Rebel Agents at Kl Paso Have Begun Work Toward Reconstruction In War Torn Republic.

MEXICAN FEDERALS ENTRENCHED WITH BATTLE EXPECTED   Matamoros Garrison Ready te Defend City Against Threat. ened Attack From Revotionarv Forces.

GARRANZA TAKES QTAND AGAINST REVOLUTIONISTS   President of Mexico Defies Troops of Generals Hill and Trevino.   U. S. MAY RECOGNIZE REBEL GOVERNMENT   Insurgents Expect to Agree With Federals to Take Matamoros Near Brownsville.

HIGHER FREIGHT RATED NOT OPPOSED IF EQUAL IN ALL PARTS OF U.S   TRAFFIC LEAGUE OPPOSES PRO. POSED HIGHER RATES ON SOUTHWESTERN ROADS,

RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTE!   Any Reasonable Freight Rate Increase:-Favor~ ed at Meeting

WESTOCK 10 ATURE BIG LOCAL FAIR   interstate Exhibition to Open Here Next Tuesday; Many Exhibitors are Rooked      COMMUNITY COUNCIL TO HAVE CHARGE OF ALL AMUSEMENTS   Novel Experiment is Being Watched by the Fair Officials

Inlerstate Exhibition to Open Here Next Tuesday: Many Exhibitors are Booked   COHMUNITY COUNCIL TO. HAVE nuance OF ALL AMUSEMENTS   Xovel Experiment is Being Watched by the Fair Officials

DECOY, BEAT AND ROB DOCTOR IN NEW YORK   Dr Hartung’s Assailant Had Been a “‘Patient’’   Physician Held Up as He Enters “Sickroom”—$3000 Taken

Speeds From New Haven New York For Saturday Speech   AGAIN RAPS SENATE   Governor Declares He Wil Continue To Rub G. O. P. Sore Spots

Candidate Leaves New jla en fo Participate in Poli fical Meclings In Great Melronoli«,

FAVOR SALES TAK TO AID SOLDIERS      Republicans Agree On Plen. o! $1a Day te Service Men. —_

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL IN HOUSE ABOUT MAY 1   It is Proposed to Begin Cash Payments on January 1, 1921.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL . TO BE READY MAY 1   Tax on Merchandise Sale Regarded as Best Means of Raising Revenue.

HOUSE REPUBLICANS AGREE ON SOLDIER RELIEF LEGISLATION  i ;   Two Different Plans Carry - ing Cash Bonuses Have : Been Submitted

SEES BIG FIGHT IN HOUSE   Leaders Agree on Plan to Tax Sales for Yank Bonus.

OLDER RELIEF BILL TO 60 BEFORE HOUSE   G 0. P, LEADERS TENTATIVELY AGREE TO PRESENT MEASURE ABOUT MAY 1.   St FOR EACH DAY 15 PLAN   Besides Cash Bonus for Service, Land Settlement and Home Building Proposals Included.

calLES TAX FOR YANK BONUS   House Leaders Agree on Plan te Raise Fund for Veterans— Bitter Fight Looms.

SALES TAX TO RAISE BONU:   GROSS LEVY OF NOT MORE THAN ONE PERCENT MAY BE FINAL PLAN ADOPTED

SOLDIER BONUS IN SIGHT.   Tax On Grosse Sales Probable Pisa fer Raleing Reveseue.

FAVORS SALES TAK TO PAY SOLDIERS’ BONU   House Republican Leaders Agree Tentatively ‘on Finance Policy

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL SHAPED UP   May Be Presented fo the House Before May Day.   CARRIES CASH COMPENSATION

BONUS MEASURE UP TO CONGRESS EARLY IN MONTH         Soldiers to Get $1.25 Day for Service in. One Provision.

CONSIDERING PLANS FOR SOLDIER RELIEF   Several Alternative Proposals Unde: , Consideration by Committee of the House.

LIEF BILL WILL BE READY MAY   Measure to Be Presented tc House Soon.   SEVERAL OFFERS PLANNED   Legislation Besides Providing Cash Compensation Wil] Include Alternative Proposals of Priority in Land Settlement, Home Building and Vocational Training.

SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE 10 BE PRESENTED S00   Democratic Faction, « Wishes ' To Place Tax Upon Excess Profits  Made During War Period,   OTHERS FAVOR TAX ON SALES

CORK NEWSPAPER IS RAIDED   Group of Unknown Armed Men De. stroy Three Printing Presses at Examiner Office.

RAID NEWSPAPER AT CORK   Armed Men Destroy Three r. res at Examiner Office.

ASSAULTEI   While Standing in Hie Office Deo: ‘At the Noon Hoar by a Contenary Soft Drink Dispenser

TENNESSEE CONTEST 1S GIVEN 10 WOOD'S MAR   First Contest Up Today Is Sus. pended Florida Case Between Wood and Bean. -

SEATED DELEGATE CLAIMED BY WOOD   Gain Registered for General When Harry Luck of Sixth Tennessee District Withe draws His Contest, te   COMMITTEE FAILS TO DECIDE WOMEN’S PART,   Active Days of Pre-Conven« tion Period Begun with Ar« rival of Candidates — <All! Coming Save Hoover. it

LONDON PAPER CHARGES U. § WITH “FINANCIAL HOSTILITY.”   SUGGESTS EUROPEAN LEAGUE   Glass Sees. Confusion in Proposed In. ternational Conference on Finance.

WHEELER STILL ON THE STAND   EX-SHERIFF OF COCHISE CO. TODAY SAID THAT HE WOULD HAVE BEEN WILLING ‘TO “SINK BISBEE"   FOR THE BENFIT OF HIS COUN. TRY — ALLEGES PATRIOTIC MOTIVES BECAUSE OF DE. PORTATIONS.

OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT FOR SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH MINERS’ STRIKE PEACEABLY

STRIKE SITUATION IN ENGLAND CLEARING UE   Settlement Of The Coal Strike Seems To Be Practically Assured.

BRYAN SAYS HE IS NOT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PERSON   Going to Convention to “See That Platform is Exactly Opposite Republican.

ANTI-SUFFRAGE SUIT DISMISSED AT WASHINGTON   Attempt to Restrain Proclama  ~ tion of Amendment Is Lost;   Appeal to Be Taken.  fil) 2" Saas

PLEA OF ANTIO THOMA QUT GY COURT APPEALS BOES 10 SUPREME BENCH   Workers for Woman Suffrage Believe That Fight Is Conclusively at End and Urge Enemies to Quit Fight Following Defeat.

SIRFRAGE TEST GASE LOST   Injunetion te Prevent Ratification Denied, Will Go to the Highest Court.

GERMANY 10 TRUMP AGE OF ALLIES   Is Preparing List Of “War Criminals” For Entente   MAKES CHARGE THAT ALLIES WERE CRUEI   Swinishness Existed On Both Sides, Germans Contend

Decision Is Not to Make Public Now the Roster of Allied Citizens Accused By German of Misdeeds,   312 FRENCHMEN, 69 ENGLISHMEN LISTED   Herr Mueller Says That “Swinishness and Crime” Could Be Charged lp Aoainst All Belligerents,

K. C. REPUBLICANS SPLIT   Named Two Sets of Delegates at Convention Today

GOP SPILL AT BLO.   ‘ r :  The Two Factions Elect: Seperate   Sets of Delewates to Conven: tions,

WHISKY FOUND ON A STEAMER   Rattle in Possession of Member of  irew Sturte Row.

TWO NATIONS ARE ENGAGED OVER BOTTLE   Coal Passer on American Lin “er Insists on Retaining Contraband Liquor °

WANTS LOWER GAS RATES.   Attorney Says Company Tas Been Paying Big Cash Dividends

STEES TAK Tt  IN PRO. ON OF CITY           Mayor Welshy ( gether for T amt He A People  . to Aftteoad     Aldermen ‘Pus

STEPS TAKEN "IN PROTECTION OF CITY RIGHTS   MAYOR WELSBY CALLS ALDERMEN TOGETHER FOR TUESDAY EVENING AND TIE ASKS PEOPLE TO ATTEND   TO FIGHT FOR EIGHTEEN   PORTAGE COUNTY NOT TO PERMIT TRUNK LINE HIGHWAY TO BE STOLEN AWAY

CHICAGO CAR SERVICE BACK TO NORMAL   Labor Troubles Settled B: Giving Strikers Increased Wages.

WILL REVEAL MASTER M IND. OF 1919 Pd      SULLIVAN DECLARES JE KNOWS WHOSE MONE PAID PLAY EES.       Abe Attell to Be Forcibly Tak Before Grand Jury When]  sa: lessee

SAYS HE WILL TELL STORY OF CROOKED BALI   “Sport” Sutlivan Reported to B Ready to Reveal Master Mind of the Deal.   THE INQUIRY WILL GO DEEP   Grand Jury to Go Back Decade Investigating Reported Dishonesty.

WOMEN ARE HELD FOR PICKETING   Washington Police Arres Three Irish Sympathizers Before British Embassy

FOUR WOMEN FACE HEAVY FINE AND IMPRISONMENT   Advocates of an Trish, Republic Ar rested Yesterday for Pleketing  sritishh feorbassy in Washington.

IRISH PICKETS “ARE TAKEN INTO FEDERAL CHARGI   Four Women Released 01 Bond After Spending Night in House of Detention

CHILDREN BARRED AS TOBACCO STRIPPERS   If Under 14 They May Not Be Em  ployed at This Work Even at Their Homes, New Rule Says

BAR CHILDREN IN TOBACCO WORK   Those Under 14 May Not Be Employed Even at * Home.

70,000FARMERS IN ORGANIZATION   DELEGATES ASSEMBLY IN CH) CAGO TO ATTEND FARM BUREAU MEETING  ~   27 STATES NOW IN LINE

ZO0,D00FARMERS  SUN 01 erties er a,   IN GRGANIZATION   DELEGATES ASSEMBLY IN CR. CAGQ TO ATTEND FARM PURHAUT MEETING   27 STATES NOW IN LINE

WOOD'S RECORD +. IN CUBAN WAE   With Cleveland, NeKinley and cee Govericje: nor of Santiago.

WOOD'S RECORD IN CUBAN WAR   With Cleveland, McKinley ant Roosevelt—Appointed Governor of Santiago.

LETTERS ARE FOUND ' - ALONG RAIL TRACK   Postal Authorities Conduct _ ~ Inquiry.

STREWN MAIL PUZZLES COPS   Checks and Money Orders Found Along * Railroad In lowa, but No Rob. bery Reported.

REGISTERED MAIL FOUND BY TRACK   Burlington’s Right of Way) Near Des Moines Strewn With Letters.

REGISTERED MAIL FOUND ON TRACK   Letters Picked Up at Des Moines Along (. B. & W.

REGISTERED LETTERS YOUND   Seattered Along Railroad, Some Destined for Nebraske.

427 STRIKES $0 FAR THIS YEA   “stimated Loss in Wages to Pennsylvania  Workmen, $5,409,417.

REPORT SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE LOSES GROUNI   Strike Leaders Deny Broth erhood Statements With Indignation.

SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE APPARENTLY BROKEN IN WEST; MANY BACK   eports From Many Centers Indicate The Back To Work Movement Among Strikers Is Gaining, And That Roads Are Handling   FIFTY PER CENT. OF CHICAGO MEN WORKING

JU STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED TODAY   ALE ARE CHARGED WITH VIOLA THN OF THE LEVER ACE   NEARLY NORMAL IN EAST   Predicted Strikers Will Return Re. fore Week End— Overseas Veterans Volonteer as Crews,   WEATHER FOR TODAY

“BACK TO WORK’ IS THE SLOGAN IN MIDDLE WEST  CHICAGO REPORTS FIFTY PER CENT OF MEN BACK ON THE JOBS.  THE REBEL LEADERS ARE STIL] HOPEFUL

STRIKE IS LOSING GROUND THROUGH THE NDDLE WEST   The Back-to-work Move ment Among Strikers Is Gaining.   ROADS HAULING  MORE FREIGHT   Declare 50 Per. Cent of Freight Engines In Chicago District (Are Qperating.

Strike Losing Ground In West   Strikers Indignant Over Re ports I. W. W. Is Backing Walkout

LEDAUN 0 GEN PAOHIITIN ATTACK   Supreme Court Decides no Jurisdiction Over New Jersey Plan; Rhode island Case Argued.

AMENDMENT TEST RECEIVES SETBACK   SUPREME COURT: DENIES MOTION OF THE RETAIL LIQUOR : DEALERS.   : . : Motions Filed by State of Rhode Island on Prohibition Legislation to Be Heard.

SUPREME GOURT AGAIN HITS “WETS” HARD BLOM   New Jersey Liquor Dealers Lose When Chief Justice Says Their Claim is Not Well Founded.

JEROEY LIQUOR CROWD DENTE PERMIT 10 SUE   JUSTICE WHITE HANDS DOWN SUPREME COURT OPINION IN CAUSE   Citizen Cannot Sue State Without Its Corsent Is One Of Reasons Given

UNE MORE oT RAW MAY GE GRASPED BY BARLEYCORN   Supreme Court Denies Motion in the Case From New Jersey.   Rhode Island Matter Is Argued and Decision Expected Soon.

ANTE PRORIEITION GIVEN Ok TRACK BY SUPREME COURT   Question of. Constitutionality, Coming Up in_ Different Form, Is Expected to Be Decided Within Few Days.

VAIN PLEA BY WET BRIGADE   HIGH COURT DECLINES TO DIS. : TURB DRY AMENDYWENT.   NEW JERSEY CASE THROWN OvT   NO JURISDICTION, SUPREWE JUSTICES DECLARE.   Appeal From Khode Island Still Has  Lite and Decision Expected to  Re Rendered Befor 1, aw  Vaks Effect,

PLANS FOR LIQUOR TEST SUITS GIVEN JOLT BY DECISION   Supreme Court Denies Lack ot Jurisdiction to Determine Constitutionality of Dry Amendment,   MOTIONS DISMISSED   Holding Do Not Terminate Ef. forts to Speed Similar questions by State of Rhode Island, However.

DEMOCRATS IN COMMITTEE ‘DELAY VOTE ON MANDATI   Action of House on President’s Request for Authority to Administer Ar. menian Affairs Put ofr

Woman Speaks To League Envoys   Addresses Gathering of Envoys; First of Her Sex to Speak   WHITE SLAVE THEME

FIRE BUGS BUSY DAY. "   rye Fires Drove 70. New York. “1 " ers to Streets.

ORK HAS “FIRE BLG.”   Police Search Incendiary Who Started Vive Blazes im Homes,

ADRIANOPLE REPORTED TO BE IN FLAMES TODAY   ‘Greek Army of Occupation In Thrace Is Advancing Rapidly.

WILL AOK A LIMIT   DANGER SEKEN IN REMOVAL OF TAX SUPERVISION.   Johnson Home Rule PB In Effect saturday to He Used by City.

WILL “ASK” A LIMIT   HANGER §BEN IN REMOVAL! OF .  TAX SUPERVISION.    Johnson Home Rule WN In Effect Saturday te Be Used by City.

BOLSHEVIK! HORDES POURING INTO KIE\   Poles Give Way In Face Of Hugest Armies They Have Ever Confronted.

BOLSHEVIK] ENTER KIEV TERRITORY   Anarchist : Conspiracy Again Soviets Reported.

IHUGo olnir MAN, OEIZE 520 GAOH   Bandits Wield Gun, Compe Victim to Don Overall Garb

TGs OTR NAN, oclZE O20 GASH   Bandits Wield Gun, Compe Victim to Don Overall Garb

RIOTING RENEWED.   Belfast ia Sceuc of Further Violenes Betweek Factions,

Military Opens Fire on Crowd Attempting to Rush St. Mathews Catholic Church in Newtownards Road > :

IRISH RIOTING IS INCREASINE   Belfast and Lisburn Scenes of Mob Battles and Fires During the Nicht.   BULLETS AND STONES

BELFAST RIGTING RENEWED   Collision Gceurs Between Vatonists and Sinn Weiners East of Rivar Laenn

CROWD TRIED TO RUSK A CATHOLIC CHURCH   Pired Upon by Soldiers at Belfast, Ire

More Rioting In © Belfast Teday   Crowd Whteh Teted to Rush Charen Elred on by ‘Tho Millearye Foveo.

ROYALISTS AND SINNFEINERS RENEW RIOTING   Property Destroyed Fire and Looting Amount .  500,000 Pounds.

51 Nations Will Be Represented at Meet   First League of Nations Assembly ‘Will Meet at Geneva Nov. 15 Next.

GUVEHACH COX  (THE STUME   He Reaffirms Allegiance to th ideas Advanced by President Wilson. :   SAYS HE’S GOING TO BE NEXT PRESIDENT   He Thinks an OHgarchy Eifected the Nomination of Gonater DarAtue ~

COX BRANDS HARDING TOOL OF SENATORS   Upholds League Of Nations Ir Five Militant Campaign Speeches   ENTHUSIASM ASTONISHES IN WHIRLWIND TOUR   Declares G. 0. P. Never Wil Make Separate Peace With Germany

TURKS AGAINST TREATY TERM:   Peace Delegation Ready t Submit Answer Which Is Believed Unsatisfactory.   TROUBLE IS THREATENED

TL ELD  TURKEY APPEARS READY TO FIGHT FOR SMYRNA   Animosity Against Greeks Seems on the Increase and Serious Clashes Between Two Peoples Seems Imminent.

TURKEY PROTESTS TREATY TERMS   Foch Declares Allies Masters ol Noar East Situation

RETAILERS ORGANIZE   Plan To Meet Trade Crisis of Falling Prices.

HOUSE COMMITTEE PROMISES RELIEF TO EX-SERVICE MEN   Special Tax Will Probably Be Raised by Sales or Luxury Levies is Report.   VOCATIONAL TRAINING EXTENSION IS PROBABLE   Program Approved Declares Against Bond Issue—To Draft Measure Soon.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL 70 BE ENACTED IN PRESENT SESCIqN   Tax on Retail Sales Has Been Decided Upon as a Means of Raising Money.

JUME FORM OF BUNUD FOR VETS SEEM ASSURED   BUT IT MAY NOT PASS SOON   DOUBT THAT SENATE 18 ABLE TO GET TO IT THIS SESSION

W.-M. COMMITTEE APPROVES SOLDIERS RELIEF MEASURE   Adopted by House Committee By Vote of 15 to 6. Details To be Worked out by “Sub-Committee.   OPPOSE BOND ISSUE   ‘Money Will Prabably be Raised by a Sales Luxuries Tax—a Percentage Tax on Luxuries. Republica  Leaders “Approve.

BONUS MEASURE REPORTED OUT, HOUSE FRAMERS      Cash Award to Service Men is Advised by House Commitiee.

WOULD PROVIDE BONUS IN CASt   Probable Provision to Rais Fund by Tax on Sales and Luxuries   COMMITTEE APPROVES   Leaders Doubtful Whether Vote Can Be Taken at Present Session

HOUSE COMMITTEE. APPROVES SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE    Hope for Final Ac ‘Action Before '  Recessfor the Political . -Cenvention.

SULOIER RELIEF LEGISLATION 10 GIVEN APPROVAL   Details of Bill to be Recommended Will be Worked Out  by Sub-Committees. ~   FINAL ACTION HOPED FOR IN THE HOUSE   Probable Provision for Cash Bonus, Funds for Which Would be Raiyed by Sales or Luxury Taxes, Any Koud Issue Being Opposed—#enate May NOt Act This Session,

Ao BONUS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Ways and Means Committee Votes to Have Bill Draft       IRRIGATION AND HOME AID TO BE LEFT OUT   Complications Prevent Inclusion of all of Legion Plan  in Proposed Measure ~, Say Republicans —

LUXURY TAX TO GET FUND   Approved by House Ways and Means Committee by Vote of 15 to 6; to Act © Promptly,   HOME LOANS AND eee SETTLEMENT LATER   Final Action May Be Had Before Recess for National Conventions.

NOW UNDER WAY   Legislation With Probable Cash Bonus Provisions Is Approved by the House Committee   HURRY FINAL ACTION   ‘Specic! Tax, Probably on Luxur ies, Will Be Necessary to Raise the Bonuses, "Tiz Said -

House Ways and Means Committee Approves Measure By 15 to 6 Vote   SECIAL LUXURY TAX TO RAISE BIG FUND   Quick Action to Make Bill Legal Will Be instituted fn Congress

PLANS TO teceets Pixie ny tT VA ON PESthits. & ADOPTED.   BOND: ISSUE: 45 OPPOSED   Details of Legisiation Ne commended Vet To Be Worked Out—Vocational Training Favore,

HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES SOLDIER RELIEF LEGISLATIO!   Will Probably Carry Provision for Cash Bonus for Service Men

Eh ELIE wl APPROVED BY HEAVY UOTE   Congressional Committee Will Have Subcommittee Prepare Delalls of 7   iCASH BONUS FAVORED  AS PRACTICABLE IDES   ‘Vocational Education Will Be Offered as Alternative to Former Service Men

COMMITTEE FAVORS RELIEF LEGISLATION   Congressmen Approve Giving Aid To Former Soldiers.   CASH BONUS {S$ PROBABLE

BONUS TO SOLDIERS TS LIKELY TO COME   HOUSE MAKES NEW WOVE FOR RELIEF LEGISLATION.   Choice of Cash Payment or Vocatienal Education, With Necessary Funds to Be Raised by a Tax On Luxuries.

PLAN NEW TAXES 10 _ RAISE BONUS MONEY   House Committeemen for Relief Laws, 15 to 6   Vocational Education Instead of Cash If Desired

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL 1S ORDERED   PROPOSED LEGISLATION LIKE LY WILL CARRY PROVISION FOR CASH BONUS,

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL APPROVED   Committee Hopes to Obtair House Action Before National Conventions.

TO GIVE RADIUM TREATMENT.   New York State Will Attempt to Cure Cancer Paticnsa:

FREE RADIUM TREATMENT FR -EANEER OFFEREL   New York  State Institutior Buys $225,000: Worth of Valued Substance

FREE RADIUM WILL BE GIVEN. CANCER VICTIMS   ‘State Institution. “at Buffalo Buys 214 Grams for  ng a

DESERTED BABY IS CLAIMED BY ''21 MOTHER;   Brooklyn Women Clamor fo: Possession of Tiny Tot

CLARA SMITH IS NOW IN GUSTODY OF AUTHORITIES   Surrenders To Sheriff Garrett Of Ardmore, Oklahoma, At Juarez   WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH HAMON SHOOTING   Woman's Surrender Ends Nation. Wide Search, Instttuted In November

CLARA SMITH IN SHERIFF'S CUSTODY   WOMAN WANTED FOR HAMO) MURDER CHARGE SURRENDERS £#   TO FACE MURDER CHARGE   Roturn From Mexico Ends Long Search Following Death of Oil Millionaire.

OKLA. FUGITIVE YIELDS TO LAW AT JUAREZ, MEX   Gets Off Train From Chihuahua City and Cordially Greets Sheriff   DRIVE HER TO EL PASO   “@LAD TO SEE YOU,” ACCUSED SLAYER OF HAMON SAYS TO SHERIFF

CLARA SMITH IS IN LAW’S HANDS   WwtUCH SOUGHT WOMAN VOLUNTARILY SURRENDERS.   rl CUSTODY OF THE SHERIFF  aet   officer vrom Ardmere, Okl., Was in Waiting On Her Arrival at Jueorer, Mexico—Taken te iter Parents’ Heme.

CLARA SMITH HAS SURRENDERE!   Smiles, Snys, “’m Glad ty See You’ As She Shakes Hands With Sherlf Garret Aiter Step” phig From Train.

ULANAB. oMllT SUHTENDERG AT MEXICAN LINE   Woman Wanted in Connection With Death of Oklahoma Millionaire Crosses Border and Is Taken in Custody.   PUTS END 10 LONG SEARCH   Peace Officers in Many States Have Been on Trail Since the Warrant Was Issued a Month Aono.

CLARA BARTON SMITH TAKEN INTO CUSTODY (Te Whe Asetetatedt Perens +

Am So Glad To See You,” She Says to Buck Garrett As She Shakes Hands With Him Cordially at Juarez; Search Lasting Exactly a Month Comes To An End.

TAKEN IN GUSTODY — BY SHERIFF GARRETT   Glara Smith, Wanted Ih Hamon Case, Arrives on Border,

NOMAN WANTED FOR SLAYING OF JAKE ~ HAMON SURRENDERS 10 THE PoLice   Voluntary Reappearance From Hiding Place In Mexico End: Nation.Wide Search Which Began Nov. 22 When War_ rant. Charging Her With Murder Was-'lecced.

FLU IN GCAGO PHOS DECREASE   PHYVSICJANS BELIEVE EPIDEMK BROKEN—DEATIL RATE LOWER

DEGHEASE IN FLU CASES IN CHIGAGE   Looks Like Break in Epidemic, Health Commissioner Says. Memphis Closes Theatres. Schools and Churches.

GHIGAGY otto IMPRGVEMENT IN CONDITIONS   INFLUENZA CASES DECREASED BUT SATURDAY’S DEATHS SLIGHTLY MORE.   Fire and Police Departments anc Telephone Service Badly Crippled by Illness.

TIDE OF EPIDEMICS WANING IN CHICAGL   Number of Influenza Cases 422 Lower.

EPIDEMIC IN CHICAGO NOW ON DECREASE   Death Toll Saturday, However, Slightly Larger Than On Previous Davys.   MORE NURSES NEEDEC   Malady Has Made Heavy In. roads onEmployes of Chicago Business F arms.

CHICAGO SHOWS DECREASE IN FLU EPIDEMIC   NUMBER OF NEW CASES RE _ PORTED SATURDAY CON. SIDERABLY LESS THAN  '-ON PREVIOUS. DAYS. ©

OFFICER DECLARES,  L WOULD ARREST  HARVARO CLUB NEN   Liberal Organization Members alas With ‘Imomigtas.  ‘on Coyomissioner

OFFICIAL SCORES HARVARD CLUE   Threatens to “Get” Some of Club Members Whom He Terms Radicals — Judge Takes Other Side.

WANTS 0 “GET” LIBERALS AT OLD HARVARI   Commissioner Doesn't Like Discussion at the University

‘COAL MINERS REFRAIN   3 2.800 Walked out it. the Me Allister Fleid’ Over Wage Controversy “Tis Said.

THREE THOUSAND — COAL MINERS OUT. OKLA- ARK- TEXAS   Mines in McAlester District Hard Hit When “Vacationists” Fail to Show —  - Wyn for Work    SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS   ARTICLE IN WORKERS PAPER STATES. BLACKLIST EFFECTIVE IN STATE OF ALABAMA; OPERATORS GUARDED

OKLAHOMA MINERS , TAKE-A VACATION   MANY COAL “MINES HAVE CEASED PRODUCTION .  FOR A TIME ‘   Men Ordered Back to Work ‘by Chiefs but Doubt Is Expressed as to the Outcome

‘OKLAHOMA MINERS ~~ ARE ON “VACATION”   Grievances Over Pending Wage Dispute.

OKLAHOMA MINERS ON STRIKE   About 35,000 in McAllister Field Are on “Vacation”

LOCKOUT IN. SWrRp            early. 1 Million = fen. Will. be Idle. Next Week:

REPORTS TOGOX CAMP. SHOWS TIDE HAS TURNEL      ‘GET OUT AND PRAY" SPECIAL VISITED “DOWNTRODDEN SULLIVAN COUNTY PEOPLE

REPORTS TD COX CAMP SHOWS TIDE HAS TURNEL   “GET OUT AND PRAY SPECIAL VISITED ~~ DOWNTADODEN SULLIVAN GOUNTY PEOPLE

WOMEN CANNOT VOTE IN PRIMARY   Indiana Lacks Proper Legislation Election Board Decides.

DAY OF ORATORY IN NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   MANY SPEECHES IN PRESENTING THE CANDIDATES   General -Wood’s Name The First to Be Presented.   BALLOTING MAY BEGIN LATE TODAY   Large Number of Speeches Ex: pected To Occupy Most of Day—Convention Feature.

SPEAKERS TAKE UP DAY IN PRESENTING NAMES OF CANDIDATES   General Wood, First Man Named Gets 40-Minute Demonstration.

Presidential Choice May Be Reached Today   Gen. Wood Is First Name To Be Placed Before G. O. P. Delegates   DARK HORSE TALK STILL PROMINENT   Believe Break In Ballotting  : Will Occur About the  Third

Vast Concourse Yells Itself Hoarse- As Each  Orator Eloquently Pleads Cause of Candidate Pracantad.   CHAIRMAN LODGE HELPLESS TO RESTORE ORDER IN HAL]   Coliseum Witnesses Some Thrilling and Dramatic Moments, Women Joining in Unbrecedented Demonstrations With Roaring Wi an.

NAMES OF CANDIDATES ARE BEING PRESENTED TO THE CHICAGO CONVENTION   Wood's Name First Presemted Fellewed by That of Lowden —The Useal Meisy Demsnstrations Take Up Mach Time—Ballet May Net be Reached Until Saterday.

CALIFORNIA MOB MAKES SHORT WORK OF THREE MEN   Trio Charged with Killing Officers Are Taken from Jail and Hanged  ' Early Today.

JAIL STORMED BY AUTO PARTY   Accused Slayers of Three California Officers Lynohed   PUT TO DEATH IN CEMETERY,   Motor Lights tliuminated Tree For the Tragic Work

ra JAIL, HANG 3 IN CEMETERY   CALIFORNIA MOB WREAKED VENGEANCE ON SHERIFF'S QravEt   MOB DID FAST WORK   Three Prisoners Were Ex-Convicts Charged With Assaulting © Young Women   Within Fifteen Minutes After Entering Jail, Three Men Swung From Oak Tree

3 ALLEGED MURDERERS   ‘TAKEN FROMM JAIL   Masked Men Remove AIleged Slayers of California Officers to Cemetary and Execute Them In _ Headlight  QRlarp.

CALIFORNIA MOB LYNCHES TWO AT AN EARLY HOUR   MOB OF ONE RUNDRED MEN WEARING MASKS AT BANTA ROBA TAKE PRISONERS FROM JAIL

George Boyd, Terence Fitts and Chas. Valento Pay Quick Penalty.   GUARDS OVERPOWERED BY MASKED MOB OF MEN   Lynching Was Done in Business-Like Way—Sequel to Sunday’s Attempt.

EX-CONVICTS WHO SLEW OFFICERS HANGED   Mob of 108 Storms Jail Quictly and Does Work Quickly,   AUTOS LIGHT WEIRD SCENE IN CEMETERY

ACCUSED MEN LYNCHED IN SANTA ROSA   Mob of Masked Men Quietly Raided County Jail, Overpowered Officers, Took Boyd, Fitts and Valento Out and Hanged Ther.

Slayers of Sheriff — And 2 Detectives, Hanged by Mob   short Shrift for Trio Who. Had Hand in Killing Officers of Law; Lynch Party. of 100 Storms Jail at Midnight.

MEN WHO LURED GIRLS TO RUIN DIE AT END OF ROPE   Killed Three Officers Fighting Arrest; Mob Quiet, Orderly.

Santa Rosa Mob Lyaches Three Alleged Murderers   Prearranged Plan Is Carried Out Without Hitch—   Slayers of Officers Are Hanged in Cemetery—  Crowd of Curious Finds Weird Scene—Victims Were Accused of Horrible Crimes Against Girls.

CALIFORNIA MOB WREAKED: VENGEANCE ON SHERIFF'S +  SLAYER   Three Prisoners Were Ex-Convicts Chargéd With Assaulting © none Wamen      Within Fifteen Minutes After Entering Jail, Three Men Swang ream Oak Tree

CROWD HANGS 3 ALLEGED MUR DERERS   Lynchers Break Into Jai! at Santa Rosa, California   OFFICERS UVEADPUW SEALED Claim Vietims Slew Sheriff and Two Detectives; Were ExConvicts

CALIFORNIA MOB LYNGHES TWO MEN   Victims Taken from Jail and Carried Away in Autos—Identified by Women.

THREE LYNCHED = “WW CEMETEN BY ~——PALFDBNNA MOE   Men Accused of Shooting Detectives When Being Arrested for Attempted Assault are Taken Out of Jail and Hung By Hundred Men in Masks.

CALIFORNIA MOB HANGS THREE MEN   Trio Taken for Assault: Upon Girls Victims of Orderly Mob.

MURDERERS  OF                And Suspended: to an Oa “ae e by: Weird Light o ‘Automobiles  "Jail 0 “Oiticers ‘Overpo

Mob Storms Jail ~ And Hangs Three      TRIO LYNCHED WERE UNDER ARREST FOR MURDERING SHERTFE AND DEDECTIVES — OVER 100 MEN TN MOB

CALIFORNIA MOB TAKES MEN FROM JAN TODA   OFFICERS ARE OVERPOWERED AND THEIR KEYS SEIZED   MEN HANGED FROM  OAK IN CEMETERY,   Three Prisoners Were Accused of Having Killed Sheriff Petray of Sonomo County, Cal., and Two Detectives Last Sunday

Jail Officials Overpowered Prisoners Removed kk Waiting Autos and Lynchec   Victims Were Charged With Killing Sheriff and De. ftectivesc an Sundav

THREE HANGED . BY MASKED MOB   Murder Suspects Lynched in Record Time By Californians. /   MOTORS USED BY THEM   Overpower Jail Officers And Take Prisoners to Cemetery. Everything in Readiness to Hang Gangsters.

W MASKED MOR   California Jail Officers  Oyerpowered. —   ‘PRISONERS ACCUSED ~ OF-ATTACKING GIRLS   Santa Rosa. Citizens Find ‘Weird Scene. —

GANGSTERS ARE LYNCHED BY MOB AT SANTA ROSA   Taken From “Prison By Masked Men Who Hang Three Acctised Murderers To Tree In Cemetery Near California City.   OVER: IN* FIFTEEN MINUTES

MURDERERS HUNG   CALIFORNIA MOB TAKES LAW IN OWN HANES,   Three By-Conviets Lynched Por Mur ager 6fF Sonoma County Sherif,

AGT CTH:  A he: AW TY STIRS  TRAE THEE PRISMMERS,  PARIEIN TEP AA iA ae  HANGS THEN HH CEMETERY   Masked. Posse at Santa Rosa Lynches Men Who Had Killed Sheriff Following ; Fight in Round-up.   BODIES ARE LEFT SWINGING, WITH : GLARE OF CAR LAMPS AS SPOTLIGHTS

ABOUT 100 MEN IN CROWD  THAT INVADES THE PRISON’   Prisoners Carried in Automobile: to Nearby Cemetery and There Hanged. *f   SHERIFF PLEADS IN VAIN!   Successor to Murdered Officer Unable to Save Lives of Accused,

GANGOTER-KILLERG HANGED BY POSSE (ON CEMETERY QAK   Three Slayers of Sheriff and Two Detectives Taken by Well Organized Mob.   OFFICERS POWERLESS TO RESIST ARMED INVADERS    Men Identified by Three Girls as Wanted for Assault Are Given Short Shrift.

Accused of Murder of Sheriff and Two Detectives Las t  Sunday   Mob Came To Jail In Aus tomobiles And Made Quick Work of Their Job

THREE MEN LYNCHED IN SANTA ROSA, CALIE   Slayers of Sheriff and Two Detectives Strung Up By Men in Black Masks

Californians Enter Jail; Qverpower Guards in Five Minutes   “TAKEN TO . CEMETERY   i Automobile Headlight» Used to Light Hanging Scene Amane Graves

SANTA ROSA, CALIF,, 1S SCENE OF VIOLENCE EARLY THIS MORNING   Fifteen Machines Carry Party of 100 From Jail to Scene of the Hanging..    CROWD OVERPOWERS OFFICERS

LYNCH LAW WREAKS BUICK VENGEANCE FORDOUBLECRIME   Men Who Attacked Girls and Killed Officers Are Hanged in Cemetery.

CALIFORNIA RETURNS TO DANS OF FORTIES WITHTHE VIGILANTE   “QUIET AND ORDERLY” MOB. ASSEMBLES, RELIEVES SHERIFF OF PRISONERS AND STRINGS  THEM UP TOC TREE

BOYD, FITTS AND VALENTO RANGED BY MOB FOR MURDER OF SHERIFF PETRAY INCALIFORNI   Che Prisoners Taken From Jail Charged With Assaulting Girls and Women and Murdering Sheriff Are Hanged to a Tree in a Cemetery.

THRERSMEN: WERE _ HANGED: NIGHT: IN. CALIFORNIA.       All Were Ex-Conviets and The; Were Acensed of Dellhernte Murder of Three Officers,

REE LYNCHED ~— AT SANTA BOG!   GEO. BOYD , LERRENCE FIPTS AND CHAS, VALENTO HANGEL   SHERIFF WAS MURDERED   Thres Charged With Murder of Sher. “fff Petray on Evo of Trial Taken Meomn Jali and Hanged. °

MEN TAKEN FROM JAIL; HANGED      Charged With Murder: ing Sheriff and Detecives Last Sunday

~HANGED BY MOB:   Three Men Accused of the Murder of Three Officers of the Law.

LYNCHED ~ BY A MOB   Three Men Hanged, After Being Taken From California Jati.   HAD-ATTACKED YOUNG GIRLS   Masked Mob Took Men 1o -Cem etery and Hanged Them to an Oak Tree.

YNCHING BEE IN CALIFORNIA E LYNCHED   buedovers! of Sono ma County Sheriff (Hanged to a Tree.)   YNGHERS WORKED \QUIETLY

Three Accused Murderers Are Taken From Jail and Hanged To Tree in Cemeter   {Mob of 100 Masked Men Enter Jail, Overpower Official and , Remove Prisoners to Waiting Autos—Headlights  of Machines Lighted Tree—Mob Leaves  . Bodies Dangling on Ropes.

THREE MORE CONSTABLES ARE KILLED   Clashes Between Authorities and Masked Men Continue in Erin.

Hiatt PUUGt Uribe a an DY AGOAGGING   OFFICERS IN) TWO TOWNS ARE VICTIMS OF APTACKS DUR. ING LAST NIGHT.

KILL THREE IRISH OFFICERS   Police Slay Three Assailants and Wound Two Others.

MURDERS CONTINUE   Police and Constables in Ire. lag@ Are Attacked ant Killed by Masked Men While on Duty in Ireland.   MACSWINEY MAY LIVE FOF THREE -WEEKS IS OPINION   Btories of His Rapidly Weak. ening Condition Are Coming From Friends and Relative: ae for Two Weeks.

BLOOD FLOODS IN IRELAND   Several More Constables are Shot Dead.   M’SWINEY GROWING WEAKER   However, Relatves Believe He Will Live Four Days Longer.

THREE IRISH POLICE SHOT TO DEATH WHEN MASKED MEN FIRE AT MIDNIGHT

AGREEMENT IN OIL SQUABBLE MAY END MEXICAN TROUBL!   MOUNTC AN CABINET OFFICER SEES SPEEDY SETTLEMENT  GE DEP PEREN  UNITED

NEW CARRANZA DECREE MAKES DRILLING AGAIN POSSIBLE IF FOREIGN INVESTORS COMPROMISE   Mexico Will Insist On Natio Holding Sub-Soil Rights And Leasing Them —

CABRERA Sto ASETTLEMENT   Carranza’s Order Believed By Treasury Head to Open Way for Agreement   SUB-SURFACE RIGHTS TO BE INSISTED UPON   MEXICAN GOVERNMENT DECLARED CONCILIATORY AND WILLING BO MEET OIL MEN WALFEF WAY.

MEXICAN Of PROBLEM NEAR “A SETTLEMENT   Recent Decree of Carranza Paves “ Way for Adjusting Controversy Between That Country and the United States.

Settlement of Oil Controversy with Mexicc   Paves Way for Complete and Amiable Settlement of all Questions Thinks  WMawtinan De ok he

BABY IS HIDDEN  ¥  IN BAG   Man preening From New York ers Living Occupant of Traveling Bar.

ian Returning From New York Discovers living Occupant of : Traveling Bag.

WIL“ CONFER WITH PRESI- DENT AND STATE NEEDS. _   Hare Grievane? Against Federal Reserve Board and. Ask for a Conference. .

FARMERS ASK PRESIDENT FOR A CONFERENCE   Representatives of Farm Or. ganizations in Washington Today.   AGRICULTURAL NEEDS TO BE THRESHED OUT   Meeting Will Attempt to Ef fect Policy to Meet Downward Price Trend.

REVOLUTIONISTS   Are Mobilizing for an Attack on Matamorah, Today’s Advices Say.

MEXICO ORDERS ALL BORDER SALOONS TO CLOSE: LICENSE ONLY MEXICANS

HE MISSOURI PRIMARIES   Reublicans Have Renominat ed Spencer, the Democrats Long.

SENATOR oPENCEA RENOMINATED Oh MISSQURI-6, 0..P   Long Beats “Judge Priest fol Democratic Nomination for U. S. Senatorship.

Atkinson and Hyde 25,000 Ahead; Long Far inLead; Defeat Conceded by Hay

Spencer And Long Nominated By Old Parties For U. S. Senate In Missouri

BROORLYN STRIKE IS COSTLY.   Coney lwiand Resorts Already Place Lomes at £2.000.000.

3,006 HEAR MARSHALL AT CANTON   Vice President Chie Speaker at Democratic Ralty—Pom. erene Given a Big Ovation.

RELATIVE OF RAISER FINED 500 MARKS   Attienyd  French. *fiicers - Who  He. , mained Seated. Daring ‘Playing: , ’ German Afit-

FALLING- RAIN WILL CHECK FOREST FIRES      Businessmen Leave Places ane  Helo Fickt Blazes.

FOREST FIRES WERE BAD IN HURLEY, WIS.   HOWEVER, LAST NIGHT'S RAINS WERE EXPECTED TO CURCK TURW

\ Bilt Designed: to- Legalize the “Manufacture and Sale of Beer and Wine Within the State to Be Introduced— Such a Law Would Yield an Estimated Annual Revenue  A a tae, espe: slime

BEER AND WINE BILL IS READY   To Be Introduced in State Legislature by Colonel Gillett.   WOULD ADAPT PLAN FOLLOWED BY ARMY   Socialists’ Hearings Are to Come to End on Tuesday.

Army Intelligence Service Officers Are Testifying Before Committee.. __-

MYSTERY HOLDS   Kentucky Officials Unable i Solve Slaying of Girl

MURDER PROBE ABANDONED   Grand Jury Unable to Establish Idently of Girl's Stayer,

Last Survivor of Lee Staff Dies in New York at Age of Eighty Years

LAST OF LEE’S STAFF DIES   Rev. W. W. Pace of New York Served With Confederate General Our. ing Civil War,

wo tact Mom!  W, W, Page, Last Member of General Lee’s Staff, Dead

ARDING PLEASED WITH FIRST TRIP   Senator Returning to Front Porch After Speech in Twin Cities.   Crowds Greeted Senator anc Wife and Heard His — Addresses,

PRICES GOING DOWN      New Cuts are Made in Grain: on Chicago Market

GRAIN PRICES AGAIN DROP,   Quotations Are Now Lowe Than Any Time Within Last Four Years.

SEVERE oLAGH IN ~PRIGES OF GRAIN   Quotations on all Cereals Lowel Than at Any Time in Four Years.

PROFITEERS IN COAL   Sought by Order’ of  Palmer   PROMPT ACTION   By the District Attorneys Is Now Sought

START WAR ON. COAL GOUGERS   PALMER ORCERS ORIVE ON PROF STEERS tN BITUMINOUS FIELD TODAY.

PALMER ORDERS: DRIVE ON SOFT COAL PROFITEFR   All Federal District Attorneys Directed to Give Special Attention to Charges of Exorbitant Profits Taking

DRIVE ON’ COAL PROFITEERS   Attorney General Palmer Instructs His Aids to Indict Dealers Who Overcharge.

COAL PROFITEER DRIVE IS ON   Palmer Issues Orders to Indict Dealers  Who Overcharae.

WAR Ow COAL PROFITEERS   Attececy Geecrel Paimer Orders Beaieeiog eof Drive Againet i. teesninoewe Shar’ ce.

BIG DRIVE ON SOFT COAL PROFITEERS IS ORDERED BY PALME!   Baacs Action on Frodectlon- Cost Flenres Gathered by the Federay ‘Trade Commission.

$1,000,000 FUND ~ WOULD PLEASE “THE DEMOCRATS   Gerard Tells Senate Committee - $2,000,000 Fund Would  Be Excessive.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY SEEKS $1,000,000   JAMES W. GERARD WAS WIT: NESS WEDNESDAY BEFORE _ SENATE COMMITTER   ‘Thank Heaven, We Have a Few Rich Ones,’’ Said Gerard, Giving Names of Those Who Gave $5000

MILLION IN FUND rOR DEMS   That Amount, Says Ger ard, Is Limit   $128,821 ON HAND

TO BE SATISFIED WITH ONE MILLION   James Gerard, Chairman of Demo cratic Financial Committee. Thinks Two Million Excessive   SENATE HEARING REOPENS   No Limit on Size of Contribution: Witness Says, Some Men Having Given $5,000

Only $128,821 Has Been Raised Thus Far, Finance Chairman Tells Committee   SAYS TWO MILLION WOULD BE EXCESSIVE   TAMMANY HALL DECLARED TO BE UNDOUBTEDLY RAIS. ING MONEY, BUT HAS GIVEN COMMITTFE NONE.

Democrats Will Be Satisfied With Million Dollars, Says _ Gerard to Senate Committee

ALL VERY POOR GERARD OTATES TO: PROBERS   Millionaire 'Ex-Ambassa dor to Hunland Gives His Testimony

AMES we GERARD - DECLARES THAT ‘CAMPAIGN FUND OF “$2,000,000 ‘EXCESSIVE:

JAMES W. GERARD SAYS ‘THE DEMOCRATS WOULD Byte SATISFIED WITH MILLION DOLLARS.   TWO MILLION 100 MUCH   ‘Declares That ‘Two Million Dollars  . Would Be Excessive—It ‘Phree Millions Is Raised Will Turn   Tack the Money.

GERARD TESTIFIES AT REGUNIPTION OF CENATE HEARINGS   Says Democrats Will be Satisfied With a Million-Dollar Campaign Fund.

SAYS $1,000,000 FUND WILL SATISFY DEMOGRATS   Gerard Tells Senate’ Investigator that $2,600,000 Campaign Fund  Would Be Excessive

MINERS DEFY ~ PRES. WILSON   And: Half of .Them. Go Out: Toda Near Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Man Who Gave Up Wife © To. Best Friend Plans Christmas Tree For Her

DIVORCED WIFE MAY BE HOLIDAY GUEST   Man Who Gave Up His Wife to His Friend Plans Party for Her.

PLAN BIG FEED FOR VETERANS   Thirty-first Division ‘Begins Twvoday Keanion at Asheville.

EMENT CONCERNS EXCHANGE PRICES INQUIRY REVEALS   erra Cotta Manufacturers Also Implicated Building Trust Probe Shows   ‘ORMER PRESIDENT OF GROUP EXPLAINS PLAN   Wicials Attending Convention Are Summoned by Suhnoena Servers.

RATE INCREASE ASKED      Railroads in’ West Virginia Would Charge Thirty Per Cent More,

SOCIALISTS TO MEET -* FEDERAL OFFICIALS   Palmer, Tumulty, Baker Are to -be Interviewed — Stedman Gets Vice Presidential. Place.

“ACCLAIM CONVICT DEBS ‘AS PRESIDENT OF U. S.   National Convention of Socialist Party Formally Nominates Him As Candidate

BREGON WiLL NAME CABINE]   Mexican President to Have Free Hand When He En. ters Office.

FREE RELGN. FOR OBR   Mexican Cabinet “Resitns—Presiodeént-elect is Silent.

MEXICAN CABINET. RESIGNS  io° —_—e_— a. The Idea ts ta Rive the New Presl. :dent ‘Free Hand. ,

MEXICAN CABINET RESIGNED TODAY   Give New President a Free Hand in Choice of. Department Officials “ee

MEXICAN CABINET MEMBERS RESIGN      Action Taken So Obregon Car Have Free Hand When Inaugurated.   President-Elect Leaves For Country to Take a Few * Davs’ Rest. °

HUERTA’S CABINET RESIGNS   In order that General Obregon, incoming executive may have free reion

HUERTA CABINET - QUITS TO GIVE _” OBREGON REI   Resigns So New Presiden May Have Free Choice in  eee oe

MEMBERS HUERTA BABINET RESIGN   Action Taken To Give Incom ing President Obregon a Free Choices.

HUERTA CABINET ~ RESIGNS OFFICE   General Obregon to Have Free Choice.   INAUGURAL IS SET' FOR DECEMBER 1   Papers Speculate as to New Ministry.

ALL MEMBERS DF CABINET IN ~WEYIGD RESIGN   Action “Taken so: Obregon May - Have: Free - Hard Upon: Takina Office   NEWSPAPERS. SPECUEATE _-: ON MINISTRY MAKEUP   ‘Reports Persist. That President "Elect is Ils Rumor is ~ Denied .

UBREGON GIVEN FACE REIN FOR GARINET GHOIGE   All Members of Official Family of Provisional President Tender Resignations to Clear Wav for Successor   NEWSPAPERS INDULGE IN  GUESS ON NEW MINISTRY      Vanguard of Inauguration Ex. cursionists Arrives in Mexican Capital; Pesqueira’s Action Is Considered Blunder

HEAT CABINET = ~~ IN MEXICO RESIGNS   So That thé New President Alvaro Obregon Will Have Free Rein in Putting in the Men Who He Chogses Te  Liaand T)enavienonta

MEXICAN CABINET MEMBERS RESIGH   ‘De La Huerta’s Aides Quit To  Allow General Obregon Free Hand In Office.

STRIKES RAGING INPORTUGAL   Workmen, However, Are Not Infected With Bolshevist Tendencies.

Noske Expected to Return to Assume Authority for Ebert—Council Condemns Coup   QUIET IN PORTUGAL

SOON DENIES SEAN PLIGHT   Strikes Common * but Working : People Not Infected. with Bolshevism

SITUATION IN PORTUGAL NOW MORE HOPEFUL   Chief Trouble Has Been People Could Not Live on Wages They Re ceived.

PEACE REIGNS IN CITY OF LISBON   Reports of Serious State of Af. fairs in Portuguese Capital Denied

Se ea he a  MOTHER; NO CLUE TO PRESENT ~ WHEREABOUTS OF RICH SLACKER

STORY OF ESCAP: Of DRAFT DODGER TOLD BY FRIENDS   Pretends To Go To Phone, Leaps In Car, And Disappears.

GADVER BERGDL  DRAFT EVADER ASTILL AT LARGE   Whereabouts ef Esecaped Prisoner: Remains a Mystery   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED

DR 2 MLEAR A ININEN NA  Formerly \. .a the Bingha   COMMITTTED SUICIDE

INCUIRE INTE) Tet DEATH OF DOGTOR   Asheville Instvucter Feund ir Room With Bullet In His Head.

WANTS DEED CANCELLED   Lula KE. Hawkins Files Suit Against C. S. MeQueen

UNITED CHiN? MAY GOME Ir RRA LWW   New ‘Man of Hour’ Has a Bi; Opportunity to Help His Nation.

Io PROUDEST MAN ~ TN UNITED. STATE   Father’ of Governor Cox Highly Pleased Because of Political Honors’ Conferred on Son. °

Camden People Are Very Prouc   Take Honor for Residence of Governor James M. Cox’s Father

Republicans to Decide on Plan The Hope Wit Prevent Treaty actiication.

LODGE HAMPERING “BITTER ENDERS”   Peace - Rejection Republicans Cannot Learn Plans of the  Troatu Dacaruntinnictc

TO PREVENT RATIFICATION OF TREATY   RE ace      CAN SENATORS Tt N APYACK OA PEATE TREATY         3 FLAT RE oP LEARN « LOPGE  THOSE F Avow ‘ JECTION CAN PLANS, OF

TTERENDERS ARE STILL HOPEFUL OF KILLING THE TREAT   Will Meet Tomorrow to Figure Out How They Can Forestall Plans of Senator Lodge.

FOES OF TREATY MAY TALK IT 10 DEATH IN SENATE   IRRECONCILABLES EXPECTED TC USE 5 ae R WEAPON TO PREVENT: IES CONSIDERATION   LODGE PLANS ARE SECRET   Republican Leaders Believe Viscount Grey's Letter Has Strengthened Their Position—Dig Battle Opens on Monday

MAKE PLANG FOR TREAT}  FIGHT IN CFNATE   “Bitter Enders’ and Demo: crats to Outline Policies at Meeting Tomorrow

HLA EEG !   Opponents Up for ~ Attack on the reh-. ment j   LODGE’S MOVES ARE MY   Grey's Letter Makes Each Faction More Con-  fident

BITTER ENDERS MEET SATURDAY   Will Decide How to Larnob—At tack Agaiust Ratificaton of ’ Peace Treaty.

BITTER ENDERS TO «MEET TOMORROV   Republican Ureconeilabics Phan -1 Apain Prevent Ratification of 7. the Peace Punt.

REPUBLICAN: LATING ANTI: TREATY PLANS   “Bitter Enders” to Hold Con fab Saturday for Prevention of Ratification  ea a   DEMOCRATS MAKE READY FOR FIGHT NEXT MONDAY   LODGE RESERVATIONISTS AND DEMOCRATS ALIKE FIND CONFIRMATION IN LETTER OF VISCOUNT GREY.

“BITTER ENDERS” TO MEET TOMORROW 10 ~ DEGIDE .ON. ATTACK   Republicans Fayvaring- Flat Rejection of Peace Treaty Hampered’ by Silence of Senator Lodge.

Maintains Closest Sey On Plans When Pact s Again Brought Up   ogee EXPECTED If MOTION PREVAILS   neilables May Serve Ul etum On Senate Leader It Debate Is Cut Off

BITTER ENDERS  MEET TOMORROW   To Decide on What is the Best Policy to Pursue to Prevent Treaty Ratifisatian

CHIEF WITNESS YoOT NH ep ce      China Fights Direct Shantung Necotiatior

THREE KILLED BY SNOWSLIDE   Rerking Party im Ateackea Sweep Inte Waters of Stream.

THREES ARE KILLED AND SIX HURT WHEN SNOWSLIDE IN ALASKA HITS WORK PARTY

HOWAT SHOWS DEFIANCE  . 0 MINE UNION CHIEF   Wires John L. Lewis That Jiansa: Miners Will Compel Operators te Pay Back Fines.

HOWAT DEFIES UNION CHIEF   Trouble is Brewing Betweer Head of Kansas Miners and J. L. Lewis. .

IOWA REPRESENTED AT GATHERING IN CHICAGO TODAY   SCALE COMMITTEE OF CENTRAL FIELD TO DECIDE COURSE   WILL CONSIDER INVITATION OF PRESIDENT LEWIS.   Lewis Has Been Given Complete Authority by the Officers of the U., M. W. A. to Take Whatever Action is Necessary.

T  BEGIN ON TUESDAY  O EAR PUBLIUS SIGE IN INOUIRY   Coal Strike Commission Has Received Protests Against Any Increase in Price.   THIS PHASE OF PROBE LIKELY TO LAST A WEEK   District President and Secretary © Mine Workers Leate Washintte for Charleston to Testify Regard ing Application of Fourteen Pe Cent Wace Increase.

WILL HEAR PUBLIC’S SIDE.   Coal Strike Settlement Com missioin Will Have Hearings on Next Tuesday,

MEXICAN PRESIDENT. “UPSETS PRECEDEN   Calls Upon Guatemalen Dip lomatic Misson in Person “ "at Hotel

SANDCREEK FARMERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS   Plan Short Course to Be Meld at Westport, December 7 and 8.

BOLSHEVIKS MAY HAVE TAKEN MANY: AMERICANS   War Department with: out Confirmation of Capture of U.S. People Headed by Col. Frank  Roscoe Blunt.   INVESTIGATION

TROOP WITHDRAWALS BYU. 5. MAY BE DELAYE!   Reported Capture of Americans By Bolsheviks Cause of An Inquiry.

U.S, WITRORAWAL MAY BE DELAYED   War Department Seeks Details of Reported Capture of Yanks By Bolsheviki   OFFICIALS EXPECTED RELEASE   Believed That Gen. Graves, Head of U. S. Forces in Siberia, Has Opened Negotiations—Several Per sons Captured.

HEPARTMIENT HAD NOTHING WN CAPTURE   Believe Col. Blunt Referred to Belonged to Engineer’s Reserve.

SOLDIERS WILL STAY 10 GET PRISONERS   Red Cross Worker And Engineers. Captured —

Frank Walsh Makes Publi Copy of Letter Alleged Written by Nominee.   SENATOR. OFFERS DENIAL   Walsh Asks Harding to Explain Why Letter Is Denied by Its Author

Claims to Have Letter from Harding Favoring Independence for Irish

HARDING FAVORS IRISH REPUBLIC   FRANK WALSH MAKES PUBLIC LETTER SHOWING G. O. P. CANDIDATE'S ATTITUDE,

HARDING'S “IRIGR LETTER GIVEN Ow   Senator's Secretary Says I is “Authentic.”

HARDING'S VIEW ON IRELAND IS CAUSE OF CLASH   Walsh Produces Lette On Subject, Written Last March.

WALSH PRODUCES HARDING LETTER   Communication in Whic! Nominee Favored Irish Indenendenee Published   STATEMENT IS REFUTED   Candidate’s’ Secrétary. Char. acterizes Letter as “Undoubtedly Authentic”

HARDING HAS OYMPATHY FOR Alo PEOPLE   Has Strong Conviction On Movement to Establish Republic In Ireland.

“BIG TIM’ MURPHY IS FREED   Prosecution of Chicago Labor Leaders for Alleged Murder. Dropped

LABOR LEADERS ORDER STRIKE OF ORGANIZED WORKERS ON THE FIRST OF MAY DEMONSTRATION   Strong Pressure Brought by the Railway Federa tion Last Night to Walk Out-—Govt. Official: Hope [t ig Only for 24 Hours.

SENSATIONAL KILLISIG OF Hee IRISHMEN UNDER ARREST BARED. BY DUBLIN EVENING MALL TODAY

COX STARTS ON HIS TOUR OF THE WESTERN STATES   Three Special Cars Carry Democratic Nominee and Party Cn Big Swing Around Cirele.

COX STARTS WESTERN: TOU      Three Special Cars Carry Demo, atic Nominee and Party on Bly Swing Around Clrele. }

STRIKE IS UP TO THE BOARD   President Wilson to Pursue a Hands. Off Policy With Regard to Outlaw Walkout.

APPEAL FOR PROTECTION   Declare. ‘Allied Premiers Planning to Partition Armenia

AMERICANS IN AINTAB REGION REPORTED SAFE   Paris Journal Says Turkey’s Army Will Be Limited to Number of Troops Necessary to Maintain Order In Asia Minor—French Troo Go to Constantinople.

“OF ARMENIA   Said That Allied Premiers tlave Made Some Plans Along This Line.

MAKES PROTES         Gerard Heads ‘Movement to Demand Turkish Pulte Be Ended,

STRENUOUS PROTEST AGAINST DWISION OF AAMENIAN TERRITORY   APPEAL IS ISSUED BY AMERICAN COMMITTEE TO CREATE PUBLIC INTEREST,

ARENA APPEALS () UTED STATES   LE AM RICANS EX ALNEIB SAF ON FEBRUARY 44   TURKEY'S =—oARMY LIMITED   Tinley Must Keep be tmy on Asiatic Side of the Bosphorus—Ask End of Terkish Role in Agmenia,

ENDANGERS ARMENIA   American Committee for Independenee of Armenia Declares AlHes Plan- Partition.

PROTEST PROPOSED ARMENIA PARTITICN   American Committee For Independence of Armenia Issues Appeal To American People.

ARMENIA APPEALS TO UNITED STATE   ALL AMERICANS IN AINTIB SAFE ON FEBRUARY 14   TURKEY'S ARMY LIMITED   Turkey Must Keep Her Army on Asiatic Side of the Bosphorus—Ask End of Turkish Rale in Armenia.

SLICING UP OF ARMENIA BRINGS PROTESTING, S.      Committee Headed by. ‘Gerard Asks Liberation and Preservation of the Country.

ANOTHER COX FOR PRESIDENT   Fear in Minnesota That Voters May Be Confused.

BERLIN QUIET “AFTER DAY OF - STREET RIOTS   Communists Urge Elec tion of Councils—Russ Agreement Denied.

KING GEORGE OF ENGLAND DENIES STORY OF HIS FAVORING MSWINEY RELEASE

FAILURE 10 RATIFY HANDICAP TA YS   Delaying Investment of American Capital In Fereign Countries, Ac-. cording Te Secretary of Commerce

PEACE DELAY  IS DETRIMENT 10 COMMERCt   Expansion Held Up by Senate, Says New Secretary.

TREATY FAILURE STUNTS OVANCE, ~ SYS ALEXANDER   Until Pact Ratified U. S. In -vestors Hold Back Necessary i  Development Money.   Foreign Investments Necessary to Best Interest of Both Continents.

HURRY UP THE TREATY   Delay in Ratification i. Interfering With American Business in Oth. . er Countries,

TREATY HOLDS UP U. S. INVESTMENTS   Secretary Of Commerce Say: Senate Delay Is Hard On Investors.

U2, INVESTMENTS ABROAD DELAYED BY BLOGKED PACT   Aid to ‘Euirope Must ‘Be fron  Private: Investors, Alexander Declares.

CAPITAL WAITING ON TREATY.   Investment Abroad Delayed tUntil HRnantificntian.

OPERATORS APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT   Ratifies Suffrage Amendment in Defiance of Governor, and Will Do So Again at Special Session on Tuesday.

Operators Would. Enjoin U. M. W. A.   Coal Men of Wyoming and Merce: Counties Petition State Supreme Court.

INFLUENZA FATAL T0 BLAINE GOYER   Nephew of Local Man Dead at Cin cinnati—Widow and two Children Survive—Parents Both Ill of Influenza.

_OCGUNTS OF. B' eal ae : . . COAL        SEI AN TIEIESS na QUASHES

3 SECTIONS OF LEVER ACT _ HELD VOID   BY JUDGE ANDERSON  _ IN MINERS AND OPERATORS . CONSPIRACY CASH 1 >

THE LEVER ACT _ ISHARD. HIT   : FEDERAL JUDGE KNOCKS OUT THREE SECTIONS OF LAW.   IT HELPS THE MINERS   THIRTEEN OUT OF EIGHTEEN COUNTS: ANNULEED.   The Attack Upon the Law Made by Charles Evans Hughes as Atforney for the Miners,

THREE SECTIONS OF THE LEVER ACT HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON   QUASHES 12 OF 18 COUNTS OF INDICTMENTS  AGAINST MINERS AND OPERATORS ON. MOTION OF CHARLES E. HUGHES FORM.‘ yg ER CHIEF JUSTICE “7   MINE OFFICIALS IN COURT. AT TIME

RULES THREE SECTIONS OF LAW ILLEGAL   Federal Judge Quashe: 12 Counts of Lever Act Indictment.

THREE SECTIONS HELD UN CONSTITUTIONAL BY JUDGE ANDERSON   Motion Challenged Law on Ground That it is Vague and Indefinite

12 INDICTMENTS ARE QUASHED BY COUR   Pertain to Violations Under Lever Control Act,

Federal Judge Finds Three ; Parts of Law to Be Unconstitutional.

THREE PARTS OF ‘EVER AG ARE PAL ED INVALID   Federal Judge Quashes. Twelve ‘Indictments. Against Miners and Qneraiors   MOTION OF CHARLES = HUGHES GRANTED.   Constitutionality of Lever Act Challenged on Grounds. of Alieged Vagueness: .

PART LEVER ACT IS INVALID, SAID   Quashed 12 Counts o Indictment Against Miners

PARTS OF LEVER ACT HELD INVALID.   Twelve of 78 Counts Against Coal Men Quathed By Judge Anderson. tn Indianapolis Court

Court Quashes Twelve of The Counts in Mine Cases   Judge Anderson Holds Three Sections of Lever Act Un. constitutional—Five Counts Upheld—Gives Reason for Ruling—Would Try Miners and Operators Under Section Nine.

JURE TSM NUMBEARETOUNTS   JUDGE ANDERSON HOLDS PARTS OF LEVER ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL   NIC TMENTS NOT QUASHED   Case In Which 125 Miners and Operators Were Indicted, Will Be Tried in the Federal Court

THREE SECTIONS OF LEVER ACT. HELD UNCONSTITUTIONA!   Judge Quashes 12 of I Counts Against Miners and Operators.

PER EE       B  LEVER ACT  ‘ee: i .:      FED RAL JUDGE - SAYS . THAT : ‘PART OF MEASURE Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL —  <.

THE LEVER AGT fo UNCONGTITUTIONA   Three Sections At Least Of The Act Are Declared Out Of Order by Federal Judge Anderson at Indianapolis Today.

3 SECTIONS OF LEVER ACT HELD VOID   BY JUDGE ANDERSON IN MINERS AND OPERATORS. CONSPIRACY CASE. =:

Judge Anderson  Quashed Indictments   Held Three Sections of the LeVer Act Unconstitutional —- Section Nine Held Valid.

JUDGE ANDERSON SAYS 3 SECTIONS UNCONSTITUTIONAL   12 OF 18 COUNTS IN MIN ERS INDICTMENT ARE QUASHED.

THREE SECTIONS LEVER AGT ARE DECLARED VOID   Judge Anderson Makes Ruling In Case of Miners and Operators.   'weive of Eighteen Counts o! Indictments Quashed In Same Decision.

PART OF LEVER ACT INVALID IS JUDGE’S RULING   Finds for Miners in Some of Their Con tentions

SECTIONS OF LAW AIMED AT STRIKES ARE HELD INVALID   Indictments A gains' Miners And Opera tors Quashed.

DOCUTIONG LEVER AGT KNOCKED DUT IN FEDERAL COURT   Twelve of 18 Counts Agains Miners Are Quashed by Judae Anderson.   OPERATORS ARE INCLUDED IN-STRICKEN INDICTMENTS   Sections Taken Up Separately in Handing Down Rulings on Law’s Operation.

Judge Anderson Quashes 12 of 18 Indictments Against. Miners Deelaring Them Unconstitutional.

THREE SECTIONS HELD UN CONSTITUTIONAL BY JUDGE ANDERSON   ON HUGHES’  MOTION   Motion Challenged Law on Ground That it is Vague and Indefinite

GOVERNMENT SEIZES  '- STEAMER ANO WHISKEY   Yarmouth Had to Return to Port fo __Repairs—Counse! for-Owners "W wit,  ~~""Ask injunction,

54 600,000 CARGO OF ~ WHISKY 1S SEIZED   CAPTAIN SAYS 500 CASES LIQUOR “THROWN OVERBOARD TO RELIEVE LIST.

AGENTS SEIZE STEAMER WITH BIG WHISKY CARGO   Valuable Cargo of Liquor Will Be Placed in Warehouses, Phohibition Inspector Says.

WHISKY OTEAMER SEIZED BY AGENTS   , Prohibition Officers Hold  2 Black Star Liner Yarmouth  With Booze Cargo.

CARGO OF WHISKEY WITH $4 800,000 VALUE HELE   Prohibition Supervisor Siezes Vessel Which Pretended to Sail for Cuba.

[Lau 000 LIQUON SHEP . { TZED Av’ NEW vor         Steamer Bonud for Havana ~ Korced Kor a

BIG BLAZE IN NEW ORLEANS   Three Die, Thirty Hurt, Three Ships Destroyed and Others Damaged——— Loss $2,650,000.

THREE onto DESTROYED, DRYDOCK  BURNED   Floating Structure Suffers Loss of About $2,650,000: Six Vessels Undergoing Repairs Damaged   SHORT CIRCUIT STARTS FLAMES   Three Men Reported Drowned When They Leap inte River to Escape Furnace; Veteran Roat Saved

TWO MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   Ory Doak, and Nine Veseels Damaged orl g@® Alaw AMepleane

SUNDAY BALL UNDER BAN   Texas Criminal Court Aliso Upholds Law Against Movies on the Sabbath.

BACK FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS   Credit Men Oppose Any Change of System

EAPLAINS ARTICLE X   Senator Harding in Speech at St. Louis Gives His Interpretation of Much Debated Part of League Covenant.   REPEATS ASSERTION THAT LEAGUE IS DEAD   Declares United States Must Adopt New Policy Towarc South American Republics as Step Toward a New Era.

10,000 PEOPLE GIVE AAROING  GHEAT OVATION   St. Louis Accords Republican Candidate Biggest Reception of Campaign   FORESEES A NEW ERA IN MEXICAN RELATIONS   HECKLERS INTERRUPT SENATOR ON LEAGUE ISSUE, ABOUT WHICH HE STILL FAVORS AN “ASSOCIATION.”

‘BRAZIL LIFTS SUGAR BAN   Thirty Thousand Sacks of the Staple Were Shipped to VU, §&. Ports.

ee rr mnt ~ -~ MUCH SUGAR COMING.   Embargo at Rio  De Janeiro Has Been  we. i.~...-

BRAZIL LIFTS SUGAR BAN   Thirty Thousand Sacks of the Staple Viere Shipped to U, S. Ports.  -~

Interest In Journal-Gazette’s Big $15,000 Prize Contest Growing As News-of: Opportunity Spreads

New Candidates Entering _ Daily In Journal. Gazette’ s _ $15,000 Auto Prize Conies'

Journal-Gazette’s Campaign For Seven Big Automobiles Officially Opens Today   Now Is the Best Time to Enter and Win Prizes to Be Given for Only Few Weeks Hustling and Vote Gathering—Intense Interest Manifested  in the Outlying Districts

LOOKS LIKE SUFFRAGE DEFEAT   Delaware Kepublicans and Demeo erats Refuse to Be Tied.

SUFFRACE APPEARS = DOOMED FOR 1920   With 35 States Already Ratifying the State of Deleware Seems to Be Opposed to Votes for Women.

DELAWARE T0 DOOM SUFFRAGE   Thirty-five States . Have Ratified, Including Washington; One More Needed

SUFFRAGE HOPE IN DEL. TS SLIM   DELAWARE SOLONS MUST CHANGE VIEWS OR SHUT ALL WOMEN OUT OF PRIMARIES.

DELAWARE ANTIG WANT SUFFRAGE ~—AGTION FRIDAY   Legislators Refuse to Bind Themselves in Party Caucuses.   DEFEAT LOOMING LARGE

SUFFRAGISTS FACE DEFEAT IN DELAWARE   Poll Shows Legislature Against Ratification by 34 to 18

BITTER FIGHT ON     SUFFRAGE IN DELAWARI   ‘Members of Both Houses of Levisla ture Refuse to Be Bound By Caucuses,   t

SUFFRAGE AT STAKE.      Party Lines Dropped In Delaware In Fight Agelust Amendment.

DEFEAT OF SUFFRAGE IN DELAWARE LOOMS LARGE   Ratification Measure to Be Pre sented to Legislature Today— Expect Vote By Friday.

STRONG OPPOSITION TO SUFFRAGE SHOWN   Ratification Measure May Be Defeated by Delaware Legislature

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN TRE BALANCE   Delaware Legislature Is Not Counted Upon as Favoring It.

TO FINANCE WHEAT HARVEST.   Chicago Labor Federation Votes to Tronefer Tte Funds«.

LEAGUE BANKS TO GET MONEY FROM CHICAGC   Labor Unions Vote to Deposi! Money in Nonpartisan League Banks, Says Dispatch   “OMMEND SOVIET RUSSIA

DEVALERA ASKED TO SEND FUNDS   Massachusetts Friends of Iris Freedom Want Collected Monev Sent io Ireland.   [S IN- DEVALERA’S NAME

TROOPS HOME FROM 'A SUCCESSFUL CAMP.   LAWRENCE SOLDIERS ARE BROWNED BY TWO WEEKS OF CUTDOOR  LIFE   SHOW THEIR TRAINING   Lawrence Companies, As Usual Steed High in Inspections and Soldier Tests   Cooks of Company B Qualify for Hotel Chef Positions by Excellence of Fare

TROOPS HOME FROM A SUCCESSFUL CAMP   LAWRENCE SOLDIERS” ARE BROWNED -BY TWO WEEKS OF CUTDOOR  LIFE   Lawrence Companies, As Usual, Stood High in Inspections and Seldier Tests   Cooks of Company B Qualify for Hotel Chef Positions by Excellenee of ‘Fare

JEWISH YEAR 5681 BEGINS ON MONDA'   Several Sianever Sewn Will Close Their Places Of Business On That Day.

Route of March is Consider ably Lessened Owing te — Aged Members.  ~~

DECLARES INTER-GHUAGH ~ MOVEMENT NOT SOLVEN’   Treasury. Contains S00 Abou ; $100

LORDS AGREE ON IRISH BILL   Possibility of a Row Between Upper House and Commons Has Been Averted.

CONFLICT AVERTED   Agreement Over Home Rule Bill Reached in Parliament

Opponents of Measure in House of Lords Reported in Consu!tation with the Members of Government: _   OBJECT TO PROVISION — FOR IRELAND COUNCIL

AVERT CONFLICT ON HOME RULE.   ‘House ef Lorde and Commens Agree On Proposition Permitting easure to Become a Law.

Final Ceremony of Conference Held Today When Germany Signs Protocol.   U. S. IS NOT REPRESENTED   Signing Puts Formal End te World Conflict—Amount of Reparation for Sinking Hun Fleet is Fixed.

Final ‘Ceremonice Of Peace Conference ‘Held Today.   PEACE‘TREATY WAS RATIFIED   Official ‘Action Taken, Ending the _ War-—United States Not: ' Represented. ©

‘Final Ceremonies of Signing Protocol, Filing Ratification and Signing Process-Verbal ' Carried Out at Paris---Americans Took No   : Part.

AMERICA TAS  NO AGENT AT THE OFFICIAL DEACE MAKING   Thirteen Powers Terminate State Of War By The Signing Of The Treaty   MINUS HANDCLASPS   Diplomatic Relations Will Be Renewed At Once Be tween Signers

COAL OPERATORS FEAR PRICE DROP IN SOFT COAL   REFUSE TO MOVE COAL FROM ERIE PORTS SHORTAGE IN NORTHWEST

OUTOREAKS NOTED IN EMERALD ISLE   Clashes Occur Between Police and Militery and C.vilians,

MANY OUTBREAKS IN IRELAND ON DAY OF M’SWINEY’S FUNERAL   Six Policemen and One Civiliat Killed in Fourteen Outbreaks Sunday.

Reported That Outbreaks in Many Paces Occurred Following the Funeral   OF LORD. McSWINEY   Nineteen’ Year Old . Boy  Convicted of Murder  Hanged at Dublin

14 QUTBREAKS FLARE. UP IN SOUTH IRELAND, 7 KILLED: 10 INJURED   Kevin Barry Hanged ‘For Corr: - plicity In Murder Of Brit- ish Soldiers.

RIOTS START IN TRELAND FOLLOWING FUNERAL   Policemen and Soldiers Slair as Sinn Feiners Open Reprisal Warfare

Six Policemen and One Civilian  Are Killed   TEN ARE INJURED IN BIG STREET FIGHTING   British Patrol is Ambush: ed in Galway County; Three Are Killed

FRENCH WALKOUT PERILS TRANGPORT   Premier Reports Improvement al Nearly All Points.   ELECTRIC LINES MAY STOP   Government Shows No Disposition tc Yield and Pians to Make a Finish Fight—Students Volunteer to Break Strike.

FRENCH TIEUP  IS RELAXING   Premier Sees {tmprovement at Ail Points Except Three Cities.   PERILS ALL TRANSPORTATION   Vebicles and Electric Lines May Stop —Government Shows No QOisposition te Yield—Plans to Make a Finish Fight.

ct LOSING IS SEVERITY   Premier Sees Improvement al A'l Points Except Three Cities.   PERILS ALL TRANSPORTA 1: i   Vehicles and Electric Lines May Stop Government Shows No Disposition to Vield—Pians to Make a Firieh Fieht.

WILL STIPERINTEND CHURCH BISTRICT   Rev. E, Ty McFarland Chosen in Northeast Kansas Christian Chureh  trict

WILT, SIIPERINTEND CEURCH DISTRICT   Rev. E. T. MeFarland Chosen in Northeast’ Kansas Christian Church PE strict

BIG THEFT IN WALL STREET   -U. §. Liberty Bonds and French Securities Are Missing,

WALL STREET BOND THEFT   French Government Securities and VU 8. Liberty Bonds Are Mysteriously Missing.

FREEDOM PLANS .LAID OUT   South Africa Union Favors Secession ' In the Future.

FAVOR A FREE “SOUTH AFRICA. Bet Nationalists Want Secession to Be

- Pow Wow May Tentt   Presidential ‘Aspirants Making Maneuvers in Skirmish for _Nomination—Strenuous Period Lies Just Ahead

SEN. LODGE MAY RULE   Big Chiefs of G. 0. P. Announce Confab and Love Feast at Windy City May 10 —Naming of Permanent Chairman Largest Task— Massachusetts Solon Strong est Candidate for Place.

REDS BATTLE LAND OWNERS   Italian Workers Surround Smali Es. states Near Padua—One Person Killed, 20 Wounded.

REDS BATTLE LAND OWNERS   Italian. Workers. Surround Small. Es- states: Near; Padua—One Person . Killed: 20 “Wounded.

REDS BESIEGE LAND OWNERS   Man Killed, 20 Wounded It Desperate Fight Near Padua

GIRLS ACTIVE IN IRISH RAIDS   One Drove/Motorcar Containing Rifles and Ammunition.

AMISH GIRLS TOTE GUNS AND AMMUNITION 10.4 TW ATTREKS GN: MULITARY

HUERTA DECLARES ACTS OF PRESENT CONGRESS ILLEGAL   Confirmation -of Choosing of Provisional Executive Is Re- ~ ceived af Washington ~  HEBDEBA TAIN TH ALUVE ID

OHIO OFFERS HARDING FOR HIGH HONORS   WOMEN DEMAND BROADER POWER   Ask Equal Representation Or National Exectiive Committee in Party

WOMEN MARKING DEMANDS.   Waet EKeunl Representation On Repablieam Kuecetive ( ommittes.

TOBE PURPOSE   Calling of New Peace Conference is One of Projects of PresidentElect

CONFERENCE MAY BE CALLEDINUL.S, TI REVISE THE LEAGUE COVENAN   Harding Said to be Considering Calling the Pres. League Members here to Re-vamp Old League or Form a New Association.   HARDING LEANS TO NEW ASSOCIATION

HARDING TU DESIGN U: 0. MADE LEAGUE   Meeting Being Planned to Change Covenant --- Admit Small Nations to League at Geneva.

ROYAL FAMILY BACK TO GREECE   Members of Constantine’s Party t Leave on Triumphaut Entry to Greece,

Constantine’s Retinue to Leave for Athens Today    Swiss Town Is Both Glad and Sorry to See Banished Monarch Depart—Family Has Been Popular With  Townsfolk, Especially the “Baby Princess,” Whe Doesn’t Understand It All.

“GOSPEL OF LAW” PRAISED BY PIATI   EYES OF COUNTRY ON ALLEN, SAYS KANSAS? >. « CITY ATTORNEY ©  t¢   KIWANIS HAS CHARTER   Presentation Was Made by Mr, Piatt at the Weekly Supper. Held Last Night

“GOSPEL OF LAW” ~ PRAISED. BY PIATT   EYES OF COUNTRY ON AL-. LEN, SAYS KANSAS+%, CITY ATTORNEY              Presentation Was Made by! Mit Piatt at the Weekly Supper ’="> Held Last Night      Says, Club is a One of Many ons ganizations to Promote. - Equality and Fairness

1,3. DESTROYER 3 DIOPATGHED TO ASIA MINOR   Vessel Goes to Secure Re lease of American Missionaries Held by Turks   SIX OTHER AMERICANS TAKEN BY NATIONALISTS   FRENCH HOLD HOSTAGES FOF RELEASE OF AMERICANS VIGOROUS REPRESENTA TIONS MADE TO TURKEY.

LINESVILLE MAN KILLED.   Dr. M. C. Carpenter Fatally In. jured When Automobile is Hit by Train.

PHYSICIAN KILLED   Automobile Struck by Special Train at Linesville

BURLESON MAY BE CANDIDATE   Postmaster General Desires to Attend Democratic Convention

DEMOCRATS! NEXT STOP CHICAGO   Party Leaders Will Start Invasion of ‘Windy City’   GERARD FIRST iN FIELD

WINDY CITY SOON POLITICAL MECCA OF BOTH PARTIES   G. 0. P. Has Already Opened Headquarters for Practitally All Candidates.   Demos Will Establish Offices in Near Future According to Reports.

TEN YEAR FIGHT IS FINALLY WON   WaTen POWER OF THE COUNTRY TO Be DEN KLOrkD.   STREAMS WILL BE HARNESSED   Aeties ef Congress tives “eaet at. tention te These idaye of Political Strces, Bat ‘treat Keeatte Paceeibic.

ER POWER BILL MAY BE CALLED “EPOCHAL”   Measure, Which President Hag t+ Sign, of Transcendant Importange to Industry.   LAWRENCES -GIVES VIEY¥   Washington Correspondent Tells of Struggle to Release Nation’s Water Power.

CLAIM THAT APPARITION OF THE VIRGIN WAS SEEN AT VILLAGE PRAWS MANY

ORIENT RAILROAD MAY SUSPEND TRAINS ON SEPTEMBER FIRS   Renewed Efforts to be Made ta Get Loan Necessary to Operate Road.

ORIENT aUoPEND SEPIEMBLH fa! UNLESS AIDED   TOWNS INVOLVED IN THREATESSUSPENSION WILL HOLD MASS WEETINGS,

ORIENT ROAD 10 QUIT SEPT. FIRST   Will Suspend Operation on That Date Unless Assistance is Given.

MAIL SACKIS RIFLEE   STOLEN FROM’ DEPOT. PLATFORM “WHILE IN TRANSIT...   TWO MEN IMPLICATED IN ROBBERY   One of thé Thieves is Arrested .at Worthirigton, Minn,,; with ‘Part “ of the Stolen: Property" in His Possession and. Held for Hearing.

STOLEN FROM DEPOT. PLATFORM WHILE IN ‘TRANSIT.,, .       TWO MEN IMPLICATED IN ROBBERY   One of the ‘Thieves is: Arrested  cat Worthirigton, Minn.; with’ ‘Part ” of the Stolen:;Property “In His Possession and, Held for, Hearing.

CLD . MEXICAN WAY   ‘Murderous : Traitor Who - Tricked. - and Betrayed and Killed Got His: Own Medicine. ~

AIR DEPARTMENT BILL SUFFERS AN ALTERATION   Proposal to Make Director of Service a Cabinet Ofticer Eliminated on Motion Senator Smoot,

_—- ne  FIRST ALTERATION   No Cabinet Representative for Air Department.

‘LOVE PIRATE? HAS: WIFEAIN CHIEARY   Dew Kvidently Was Out To “Do” the » omen—Got $2,500 From Colorado Sisters.

SCHOOL ALL YEAR ROUND   : SORES Aiea ee wet n ore \Experiment in Amarillo, Texas, “Next Year—Three Terms

SCHOOL ALL YEAR ROUND   Experiment in Amarillo, Texas, “Next Year—Three Terms

STATE TROOPS TO FRANKFORT   Five Hundred More Soldiers Ordered to Southern Illinois Mining Town.   Major Satterfield Wires the Adjutant General That Situation Is Critical —All Telegraph and Telephone  Wires Are Cut.

FEAR RENE EWAL § GF RICTING   Major Satterfictd Wires the Adfutant General That Situation Is Critical All Telegraph and Telephone  Wires Are Cut,

STATE TROOPS ARE SENT TO FRANKFORT   Five Hundred More Soldiers Or. dered to Southern Illinois Mining Town.   FEAR RENEWAL OF RIOTING   Major Satterfield Wires the Adjutant Generali That Situation ts Critical —All Telegraph and Telephone  Wires Are Cut.

RIGTING oTOPPED BY OTATE TROOP   More Militiamen Are Sent to Illinois Mining fown.   SITUATION CALLED CRITICAL   Renewal of Rioting at West Frankfort Feared by Major Satterfield, Who Asks for 500 More Troops to Insure Order.

DEAD BODY OF MAR FOUND NEAR CAPITAL MAY BE IDENTIFIED   Police Have Information That Will Establish Identity of Man Found Dead Near City  . Limits of Washington in a Clump of Bushes.

LOUISVILLE MAN’S BODY DISCOVERED   Apparently Beaten t ’ Death at Washington.

 Body Badly Bruised Believed to Be Tht of Major Frank M. Scamland of Louis¥ille—Police Later Estab, lish Identification,

U. S. ARMY MAJOR FOUND MURDERED   Body Badly Bruised Picked Up Near Washington,

AAMY OFFICE BEATEN TO DEAT POLICE GET CLUE   Badly” ‘Bruised : ‘Body of Major. “Once: ‘Gassed,- Found:.in--: “Brush -

ARMY MAN FOUND DEAD AT CAPITAL   Washinaton Police Find Body of Major Scanland in Undergrowth.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED   Expected Horse Would Die— Now Sleek and Healthy.

VALUABLE HeRoE SAVED   Exp-cted Hors: Would Die Now dl ek and Healtny.

POSTAL BILL TO PRESIDENT    elere mee Report Adopted Provid ie” for Pay lercrenes.

BRITISH MINERS ARE IN FAVOR OF STRIKE   TABULATION OF VOTES WILL PROBABLY BE COMPLETED . BY SATURDAY.

TAL WOOD'S    Details of Huge*Sum Expenc Military Man’s Preside Given To Senate Comm Treasurer of Campaign 1 Loeb, Jr.,.a Very Large dence Shows. : i.

‘PERPETUAL INJUNCTION AGAINST DISTURBERS   JUDGE LANGHAM PROTECTS IN. TERESTS OF PANSY COAL CO.

Death to Babe in Peck of Chicken With Which Litde One Was Plavin,

CHILD PECKED BY CHICKEN -IS DEAD GF LOCKIAW   Chicage Tot Victim of Odd Ac - cident is Decision of Cor. onor’s Jury

REPUBLICAN FUNG AUST 18 “PHONY” 6.0,P, GHIEF SAYS      National Committee Never Apportioned Quotas, Uphara Asserts.

Will Hove Opportunity to Prove Allegations in Person Before Senate Committes.   “CHARGES ARE FALSE”   Rep sblican National Chasrman Sars T mocrath, Nominee WiH Pall to Plove His Statements About Fund; Alewer to Speech Has Hot Words.

Predasar or   HIS’LIST WAS A: FRAME-UP   lies  Have: Not Gedy: axed by Quotas and Builget Only 3 " a Millions, Says. Hayes. :

“IT’S PHONEY List”   Fred Upham, a. 0. P. Treasurer Makes Public Reply to Cox  Charca_

CAMPAIGN CHARGES ~WADEBY OX AE ANSWERED   [Democratic Candidate Brings ' Down on His Head Proofs Of His Misstatements

COX CHARGE IS WEARY DREAM HAYS DECLARES   G. O. P. Chairman Replies To Nominee’s Slush Fund  Accusation.

HAYS SAYS COX PROVED NOTHING   Refers to Nominee as “Candi date Cox” in Rejoinder to Pittsburgh Speech.

DECLARES CHAIRMAN HAYS, OF REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTER   Treasurer Upham Says that Phony List of Campaign Quotas Was’ Sprung: on Candidate— Never Heard af Tham

CONS BIG SHELL WAS A DUD   VHE ONLY THING THAT EX. PLODED WAS THE CANDIDATE.   “PROOF” FALLS. FLAT   CHARGE OBR REP. CORRUPTION 8 WHOLLY UNSUSTAINED,   Republican Treasurer Very .Frauk“ly Supplies a Lot of Infor. . mation Mr. Cox did Not Have

SIR PERCY COX   CLAIMS COX FAILED . TO PROVE CHARSES   Chairman Hays Replies to Gov. ernor’s Pittshurgh Specch,

UPHAM DECLARES ~ GON'S SCHEDULE —(G°PRONY LIST   Asserts Charges of Quotas False or Greatly Exacgerated.

Says He Has Evidence That Has Been Supplemented But Will Probably Not Give it Out.—Pittsburgh Speech of Profound Interest. .   HAYS SAYS COX HAS BEEN DREAMING IN MILLIONS

REPUBLICANS DENY GHARGE   Upham, Republican Treasurer Says They Are Innocent.

PHONY. - UPHAM   Republican National Treasurer Says He Never Heard of Allotments, Charged By Governor — Cox in His Address Last Night Before  Pittsbure Democrats   ‘AN INSULT TO CITIZENS’-HAYS

od  ACTULALIUN   ‘Pittsburgh “Expose” of. Big Republican Funds Called “Dreams” and “Error” by Men Who Sway Campaign   ‘Proof Fails, Chairman Hays’ Answer; Figures Are Wrong Says Upham; Harding Has Dienified Silence On Case

TREASURER SAYS LIST IS HUGE JOKE   Explains Difference Be tween Quota and State Budget.

DREAMS, SAYS HAYS   G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN ISSUES REPLY TO COX.   Declares Ohio Governor Dreams of Millions in His Statement on Campaign Figures.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE HAS WIRES CROSSEL   “Semebody Must Have Been Playing a Joke on the Governor,”’ S2ys Republican National Trea ..surer. Figures On Republican Campaign Expenses Are All Wrong. Hayes Says Cox Must Face Charges.

CHARGES UNTRUE HAYS DECLARES   Cox “Dreams in Millions.” Says Republican Chairman   “INSULT TO GOOD CITIZENS”   Will Have Chance to Prove Allegations, He Asserts

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN SAYS GOVERNOR COX: HAS FORMED HABIT OF THINKING (N MILLIONS

Republican Treasurer Says That Cox  Is Confusing Words ‘‘Quota” and “Budget”; Never Heard of That - Schedule a States

TRELISTISPHONY FIGURES 100 HGH   REPLY OF NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TREASURER TO COX CHARGE {S SPIRITED.

GIVE LIE TOCHARGE   Democratic Candidate Cox Failed to Prove Slush Func Charges Because They Arc False, Says Hays.   PROBE INTO DEMOCRATIC FUNDS STARTS NEXT WEEK   Cox Crowd Will Be Given a Chance to Show Source of Their Own Campaign Funds at Chicage in Few Days.

HAYS COMMENTS ON GOX CHARGES MACE THURSDAY EVENING   Says Democrats Have Failed and  Will Fail. To. Prove: Accusations Becatise They: Are False.   CUT FIGURES TIME TO TIME

SAYS COX CHARGES ARE NOT PROVEL   Republican Chairman Hays Issues Reply to Gov. Cox.   G. O. P. Leader Declares the Democratic Candidate Dreams in Miltions—Himself a Millionaire.

Tecan tell you, though, is thar I found a deficit, but no money.”  MILLIONS EX DREAWS.

HAYS CALLS COX CHARGES FALSE   Republican Chairman Answers Democrat.   Fred W. Upham, Repubiican Treasurer, Says List of Quotas Charged by Governor Are Phony.

GOX TRICKED, GUUS PHAN   Republican Treasurer Says Total Receipts Today Are $1,017,255.32.   TO RAISE $3,000,000

SAY SLUSH FUND LIST IS “PHONY”?   National Treasurer Declares He Never Heard of List Before   WAYS IN HOT REPLY   Says Cox is. “Dreaming in Mi lions” and Charge is an Insult

The Chairman States He Has Failed To Prove Them and Cannot Prove Them Because They’re Not So  OFFICIAL BULLETIN QUOTED GOV. SENT BROADCAST

COX LIST PHONY UPHAM ASSERTS; CALLS IT A JOKE   Jur Budget Slightly Ir Excess Of $3,000,000,  Treasurer Says.

Upham Declares “Phony’’ Lis’ ig Quoted by Cox to Show Con. tributions.   FUND IS ABOUT $3,000,000

COX'S PROOF OF A BiG FUND “PHONY”   UPHAM, TREASURER, NEVER HEARD OF LIST USED BY CON   SOMEBODY IS JOKING   Governor Claimed Cities Assessments Higher Than Quota for the States   No Mystery About Republican Finances; Will Testify Before Senate Monday

G0. P. CHIEFS DENY CHARGE MADE BY COX   Jpham Calls List “Phiny” —Cox Failed to Give Proof, Hays Says — Harding Is Silent.

HAYS AND UPHAM.” “DEN CHE OF “BIE SLUSH FINN   CHAIRMAN — SAYF GOVERNOR, KNOWING OF WASTE IN AIRCRAFT, DREAMS IN MILLIONS

CHAIRMAN HAYS DAYS CANDIDATE DREAMS MILLIONS   G. 9. P. TREASURER NEVER HEARD OF ALLEGED SCHEDULE.   DECLARE SOMEBODY “JOKED” WITH THE GOVERNOR.   Republican Leaders Ridicule Alleged List of Contribution to “Conspir-. acy to Buy the Presidency,

HAYS AND UPHAM ARE QUICK TO ANSWER CHARGE MADE BY  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE COX   Republican Chairman Sayé Candidate Fails to Prove Asser tions and Will Continue to Fail-—Issues Statement; Harding Refuses to Comment.

SOMEONE SPOOFING COX ON ‘EXPOSE FACTS’, UPHAM SAYS; HAYS TO SEE THAT DEMOCRATS GET TO DISCUSS AIRPLANES

“(TS AN INSULT,” IS HAYS’ ANSWER   Governor Cox’s Charges Are Service To Public, Chairman White’s Reply.

HAYS AND’ UPHAM SHOW COX FIGURES ARE BAD . GUESSES   “WASTED SO MANY Bile LIONS THAT HE DREAMS IN MILLIONS.”  DaAAITS ARE OPEN   Officialsef Republican Committee Tell Exact Financial Plans of Campairn..

HAYS SAYS COXIS _ DREAMING FUND   ‘Makes Statement in New York Following Cox Speech.   FAILED PROVE ANYTHING   Treasurer Upham Declares He Never : Heard of List of Quotas. Says  Someone Played a Joke,

HAYS SAYS THAT CANDIDATE ~ — COX’S CHARGES ARE FALSE  a      the Campaign Total $1,017,255.32   COX ANXIOUS AS TO HOW SPEECH TOOK   Democratic Candidate Accuses Hays of Lying About Party Finances.

Saying the Governor Has Come To Dream In Terms of Millions   HARDING IS SILENT AND COX TALKS MORE

SAYS COX QUOTA LIST IS “PHONY”   [reasurer tf Republicans Be plies: to Charges.   Ghalrman Will “Hi. :Haye Rigicines “Slush Fund Charge and Says Cox “Dreams. in’ Milliofa”

GHAIRMAN HAYS REPLIES TO GOR   Says Governor Faiied to Prove kis Charges,

ONY GOK FAILS TD PROVE CHARGE   Chairman Hays of G. 0. P Warm Under Collar After Reading Governor's Sneech.   Declares Nominee Quotes Of. ficial Bulletin Usd to Instill Pep Among Workers.

COX'S PROOF OF A BIG FUND “PHONY”      UPHAM, TREASURER, NEVER HEARD OF LIST USED BY   Governor Claimed Cities Assess ments Higher Than Quota for the States      ‘No Mystery About Republican Finances; Will Testify Before Senate Monday

Somebody Played A Joke : On Gov. Cox, Says Upham; ‘Democrats Dreaming In Millions,’

CHARGE NOT PROVED   Republican Chairman Hays Issues Reply to Gov. Cox.   G. O. P. Leader Declares the Demo cratic Candidate Dreams in Millions—Himself a Millionaire.  ‘

3 MILLIONS, GOAL SET BY REPUBLICANS   G. O. P. Treasurer Admits ‘Quotas’ High But Expects Big ‘Shrinkage.’   SAYS SOMEONE ‘PUT OVER JOKE ON COX.

CHARGES OF COX ARE NOT PROVED, SAYS WILL HAYS   Official Bulletins Publish ed Only to Instill Interest in Workers

CAMPAIGN FUND LIST PRESENTED BY COX PHONY SAYS UPHAM   G. O. P. Treasurer Declares _ Some One Must Have Played a Joke on Candidate   POINTS OUT DISCREPANCY IN FIGURES SIVEN BY COX   Quotas Assigned to Cities Were for Entire State He Says

CHAIRMAN HAYS — REPLIES TO CO)   Says Cox Charges Are False— —Has Himself: Wasted So Much Money that He Dreams in Millions. .

COX CHARGES “PHONY” REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TREASURER DECLARES   Democratic Presidential Nominee is Victim of Practical Joke,  Suggests Fred W. Upham in- Denial of Accuracy of Allegations  _ Against Campaign Fund Collection; Hays Intimates Ohio Governor’s Familiarity with Milligns Productive of ‘Dreams’

REPUBLICANS DENY CHARGES VOICED BY COX   NATIONAL ; TRE ASURER SAYS HUGE JOKE MUST  ‘HAVE BEEN PLAYED ON NIQOMINITET   Governor Promises to.Pregs the Indictment and Make Further -Exposes During Week.

REPS SATS GOA LIST 1S PHON}   Upham Says Cox Victin of Joke   Treasurer To Give Testimony Monday

‘Cox List of Cities Levied on Is Phony,’ Says Upham; Dreams Millions—Hays   Democratic Candidate’s Charges Are Ridi culed by Republican Heads—They Have Reprisal Ready.   ‘Cox Is Dreaming in Millions. Savs Hays

WARSHIP AT NAVAL BASE   Believed American Ship Off Pola Is En Route to City of Fiume >

AMERICAN WARSHIP ENROUTE TO FIUME   WILL BE JOINED BY ALLIED VESSELS—TO REPLACE ITALIAN TROOPS.

AMERICAN WARSHIP [1 ANCHORED OFF POLE: MAY GO ON TO FIUMI   RELIEVED ON WAY TO ADRIATI PORT TO JOIN OTHER ALLIED WAR VESSELS,

NEWBERRY WILL RETAIN HIS SEAT   TH the U. S. Supreme Court Has Passed un His,Case Unless the Senate Decrees’ Otherwise.

WHAT NEWBERRY SAYS PI   MAKES STATEMENT IN HEGARD TO SEAT IN THE SENATE.   Saye Hla Coure Wil Be betcrmined After Conference With Senatonal Asaociaics.

VOTE OF WOMEN IN LARGE CITIES   Will Run Around Forty Per Cent ) Of The Total In The West.

“ALERT” IS GIVEN  TO LOCAL GUARDS   Men Were Assembled at Armory and Equipment Prepared for Shipment Today   No Orders for Company B—Machine Gun Men Await Further Orders from Topeka

MACHINE GUN COMPANY MAKING READY TO ENTRAIN IF ORDERED   Men Were Assembled at Armory and Equipment Prepared for Shipment Teday      No Orders for Company B—Machine Gun Men Await Further - Orders from Topeka

EXTRA!   Telegraphic!   NO SUFFRAGE THIS YEAR; DELAWARE ~ WONT RATIF

DELAWARE MAY NOT RATIFY   Hopes of Millions of Women to Vote May Be Kilicd Br  Lerisintoure.

OF MILLIONS OF WOMEN 10 VOT THIS YEAR   Went Glimmering Today When Became ‘Certain Delaware Will Not Ratify Saffrage   20 of the 35 Members of the Hous Agreed Not to Vote for Suffrage at Any Time.

WOMEN'S VOTES ARE NOT FOR 1920 PRES. CAMPAIGN   20 Members of N. Jersey Senate Agreement Agzsinst Suffeage: There are only 35.

SUFFRAGE CAUSE GIVEN HARD BLOM   Women Lose Hepe When Delaware Solons Sign Agreemint Not to Ratify Amendment—Action of Paramount Importance

Hopes of Millions of Women to Vote e May Be Killed By  YY a@wtatatwenwan _

BALLOT HAY BE DELAYED 10 NEXT WEEK ©   RESOLUTION OF RATIFI CATION TO BE PRESENTED TOBAY

BADGER fENSUS SET AT 2,631,839: PRADUAL . GAIN   INGREASE IS 297,979, SAME ( RELATIVE, ADVANCE AS AN LAST DECADE.   Oklahoma‘ and South Dakota “Each Show Substantial  y Tee om

MISSISSIPPIIS RST STATE TO SHOW LOSS IN THE 1920 CENSUS; OKLAHOMA GROWN

MISSISSIPPI HAS DECREASE   Southern State Second of Sis terhood to Lose in Population.

OKLAROMA SHOWS THE GREATEST INCREASE IK POPULATION SINCE 1911   CENSUS RETURNS ‘SHOWS ~ GAT OF 22.4 PER CENT DURING THE LAST TEN YEARS FOR THE SOONER ‘STATE

—  BADGER GTATE RETAING RANK MS THIRTEENTH   Rate of Growth in Wisconsin is 12.8 Per Cent, the Same as During Last Census Period   yiSSISSIPP! SECOND STATE SHOWING POPULATION LOSS   Decrease of Eight Thousand is Announced Today

MISSISSIPPI SHOWS A _ LOSS   Second State to Report a Falling Off in Population.

CALIFORNIAN TO FIGHT LAND LAW   JOHN P. IRISH PREPARES TO TEST LAW   As Soon As the Law is Proclaimed trish Will Lease Land to a Jap and Then Go Into Courts

POLES TAKE 4 RUSSIAN DIVISIONS       ted From Warsaw "Big CounterDrive.   General Pilsudski, Using French Tactics, Turns Tide of Battie at Polish Capital — General Wrange!l Leads 150,000 Troops,

WOULD IMPOSE DEATH PENALT}   For Highway .and Bank Robbery and Burglary   Representive-Elect Will Ask Miss ouri Legislature For Extreme Measure,

WANTS BANDITS EXECUTED   Missouri Legislator to Introduce Bill to Curb Robbers.

WOULD EXECUTE BANDITS   Legislator to introduce Bil! in Mis. souri General Assembly to Curb Banditry. —

”" PRAUDELENT SECURITIES;   Annual Loss to U. S. Public Estimated at &500,000.000. .

URGES CITIZENS TO HELP BOARI   Pfeiffer Asks Help In Inves. tigation Of Ohio Restaurants

REPUBLICAN LIGAN: NATIONAL : » COMMITTEE HAS: bFFICl   ‘Treasury - “is “Over! ‘Hundred “Thousand: Dollars‘ ‘Short In . ‘Paying. Campaign’ Bills.      ALL CONTRIBUTIONS. LOW

WOULD INVOLVE U. S$   Liberalist Leaders Denounce Carranza’s Request

AMERICA  THE LAND OF THE LEAGUE'S - ORIGIN   Now Only Stands Ontside of Pale and Unable to Obtain Peace   On the Eve of the First Formal Opening of the League.

NO AGREEMENT ACE TRE     fe BEAPHEN YE   Lawmakers Seem Very Little Nearer Agree~ ment Than at Start   NEW INFLUENCE IS NOW AT WORK   Public Opinion May Get Results Where Diplomacy Has  Feiled..

CATHOLICS ARE DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES   Bishop Macrory Declares ‘That Situation at Bel fast is Appalling.’’   IRELAND IS TEEMING WITH CIVIL CONFLICT   Outbreaks Are Daily and Nightly Occurring out the Emerald Isle.

CATHOLIC BISHOP SAYS WORST 1S TO BE FEAREQ   WARNS IRISH SECRETARY OF LIKELIHGOD OF UPRISING. TROUBLE IN BELFAST STILL ACUTE, TROOPS POURING IN.

RESOURCES   mammalian Aen pa A SIE IT TN ee  THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DOTHA!   Cape Property Value Takes Decided Jump

ABLE LAWYER WILL ARGUE LEAGUE COVENANT HER   Jackson Club Brings Hon. _ David Miller, New York Lawyer, to Bloomington Monday.

ARE BRITISH HELPING COX?   Congressman Charges Ap  propriation.   OF $87,000 10 DEMOCRATS   Through British Ambassador a Washington, for “Entertainment Purposes.”

THE BRITISH FOR MR. COX   Charged That That Governmen Has Scat Money for Democratic Campaign.

POLES CAPTURE SOVIET STAFFS   Further Military Successe: Are Reported From Warsaw Today.

BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCING   Denekine’s Army Declared to Be Gradually  Dispersing

BOLSHEVIK FORCES GAIN IN CAUCASUS   Delegates From Finland, Letvia and Rumania Meet to Discuss Peace Terms With Soviet Government.   AMERICAN SOLDIERS ARE ABOUT OUT OF SIBERIA   Attempt Made to Assassinate Hungarian Minister of War Formation of Soviet Reported in Portugal.

RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIKI ADVANCE IN CAUCASU:   Denikine’s Army Being Gradually Dispersed

BOLSHEVIK! ARE  ADVANCING FAaT IN GIG DRIVE   MOSCOW DISPATCHES CLAIM CAP TURE OF SEVENTEEN THOUSAND PRISONERS,

U.S. GOES 10 Gall IN PERL TROUBLE   Asks Powerful South American Nation to Prevent Break With Bolivia.

WILL BRYAN COME TO COX'S SUPPORT IS QUESTION DEM. CHIEFS PROPOUNE   Commoner Congratulates Roosevelt But is Mum As An Oyster Concerning the Ticket’s Head   LEAGUE IS MAIN ISSUE   In Cox’s Estimation — He Evinces Great Interest In Outcome of the Third Party

Bryan's Support Is Chief Worry  Of Governor Cox   Support of Commoner Is Ar Uncertain Element In Democratic Plans   ROOSEVELT GIVEN W.J.B.’S WELL WISHES   E. H. Moore of Youngstown Reported Suffering From Nervous Breakdown

3ryan’s Ultimate Support Of Ticket Is Question > Discussed.  em  JNISON HOPED FOR  League Of Nations Will Dominate Campaign, Said.   UNISON HOPED FOR

SE eae ty ee ee eee CALDER BELIEVES GRAFT IN LIQUOR IS PRACTICED

DRY AGENTS HELP IN LIQUOR SALES   Senator Calder Says Booze is Being Sold Openly.   PRICES ARE EXHORBITANT   Women in Senate Gallery Create Dis«  turbance. Shout “Free Ireland Front English Hun.”

BRITISH DISCUSS TURK SITUATION   Parliamentary Leaders Not Satisfied With Constantinople Plan.

TURKISH PROBLEMS TAKE FIRST PLACE   Strong Feeling Aroused Over Plan to Leave Turks in Constantinople—Americans Are Promised Protection.   SAAR REGION TROUBLES LEAD TO MARTIAL LAW   Ex-Kaiser May Be Sent to Island of Curacao—Important City Captured by Siberian Revolutionists,

TURKISH PEACE TERMS.TO FRONT   Reservations Arouse Strong Feeling “iri “the British Parliament   Debate on Whole Subject in House of Commons Lote Tada 1

ENGLAND AROUSED BECAUSE OF THE TERMS 10 TURKS   For the Time Being Adriatic Question Pushed Into Background,

DECISION ONTURK: SULTAN CAUSE’ Of: MUCH OPPOSITIO   Latest Developments i in Turk ish Situation Push Adriatic Case to Rear

ARE DIVIDED ON TURKISH SITUATION   Much Opposition is Encoun. tered in England Over the Proposed Settle ment.

PROTEST DECISION OF ALLIES GIVING TURKS CITY. CONSTANTINOPLE   Premier Miflerand Expected tc Take Hand in Affair—British Parliament Makes Ob jection,   WANT THE SULTAN OUSTED

SETTLEMENT OF “TURK PROBLEM: « HOTLY OPPOSED   HOUSE OF COMMONS NOT IN FAVOR OF SULTAN'S SUPREMACY. 3

WILSON REPLY TO ALLIES ON CABLE TONIGHT   Understood to Reiter: ate His Former  Position.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX SHIP NEARS WALE!   No Communication With the Port Had, However, Say Reports From Fiseuard,

MANNIX TAKEN FROM STEAMER, IS REPORT   MESSAGE FROM ENGLAN) STATES THAT ARCHBISHOP ! CARRIED TO SHORE BY Dk STROYER: HE WILL PROCEE TO LONDON.

AM ANAIIY IC MANNA td   British Destroyer Forcibly Removes Australian Priest, Bound for Ireland, Landing Him ‘At Penzance, England   Mystery Surrounds Transfer  of Prelate From Steamer; Thousands Waited At Quay  to Give Him Big Welcome

MANNIX IS TAKEN OFF HIS STEAMER   Lloyd George Makes Good His Threat Not to Let Archbishop. Land; Diverted. to France.

{ ANOTHER HARBOR STRIKE.   Forty Per Cert. of the Traitic Ty New York Fort Tied Up.

ROBERTSON REVOKES Tht WALDREP PARDON OF THE ALVA BANKER WHOS T0 BEGIN, TODAY, SERVING SEVEN-VEAR SENTENCE

BOOKS AND RECORDS OF SOCIAL CLUB ARE SEIZEC   Brothers Charged With As. sault and Robbery Are Said  +n he Amange Mambhoare

WILL FATEFUL NUMBER PROVE UNDOING OF MAN FROM  CONLGATE?   Iv 13 JURORS SIT AT TRIAL OF CASE, WHAT :;VERDICT  MAY WE EXPECT

VOLUNTEERS — CALLED FOR DENVER RIOT   Two Killed in the Mob Storms of Thursday Night.

DENVER RIGTERS AIL 2 WRECK QFFIGE OF PAPER   CALL FOR 2000 VOLUNTEERS FOR AID IN PREVENTING FURTHER RIOT REIGN OF TERROR FEARED TONIGHT      Car Barns Burned and Street Cars Wrecked By Mob; Police Unable To Control Situ ation: 33 Seriously Hurt.

U.S. RAIL LOSS IS $900,478,756   Congress Asked for $420,727, 341 to Wind Up the Administration.   Katlroad Administrator Names Loss to Government—in Addition to Sum Named. wines Owe Uncle Sam $986,803,.366.

00,470,756 LOoT IN RAIL OPERATION   Transportation Lines Also Owe Uncle Sam $986,803,366.   HINES ASKS FOR BIG SUM   Administrator of Railroads Unde Government Controi Tells Congress He Needs $420,727,341 to  Wind Up Affairs of Office.

SEEK BILLIONS MORE TO CLOSE RAIL WORK   Congress Is Formally Asked for Funds to Wind Up Federal Administration

HINES ASKS FOR $490,727 341   RAIL ADMINISTRATOR SAYS 1 WILL TAKE THAT MUCH MORE TO SETTLE MATTERS

U.S. RAIL LOSS IS $900,478,756   Congress Asked for $420,727,341 to Wind Up the Administration.   EXPLANATIONS IN BIG SUMS   Railroad Admin:strator Names Loss to Government—in Addition to Sum Named. Lines Owe Uncle  a Sam $986,803,366.

RAL DEFICIT FIGURED AT LARGE SUM   Congress Asked for $420,727,. 341 to Wind Up the Administration.   EXPLANATIONS IN BIG SUMS   Railroad Administrator Names Loss to Government—in Addition to Sum Named. Lines Owe Uncle Sam $986,803,366.

White House In Christmas Garb   President and Mrs. Wilson Plan to Spend Holiday Quietly   TO TAKE MOTOR RIDE

CHRISTMAS AT  THE-WHITE HOUSE   The President and Mrs. Wilson Will Observe the Day in a Very Quiet Manner,

Harding Money at 2 to 1 Goes Begging in New York Cox Men Ask Better Odd:

EVEN MONEY IS BEI   IN NEW YORK THAT THERE WILL , BE A THIRD POLITICAL PARTY.

REBULELDING OF LOUVAIN   Modern Buildings Taking Places of Those Burned by Germans

‘LOUVAIN TO BE MODERN CITY   New Up-te-date Structures Replace Those Raxed by Germans In 1974.

‘OUVAIN TO BE MODERN CITY   Now Up-to-date Structures Replace  Those Razed by Germans in. 1914, :

See Defeat For Peace Treaty In Next Few Days      Continuous Session In Orde To Get Rid of Article X Is Plan

Pact To Be Injected Into Campaign By End of Week.  ee  SENATE IN _ SESSION  Showdown On __ Disputed Clause To Be Ended By Midnight.

TREATY DEFEAT IS PREDICTION CF TRE SENATE   FINAL VOTE TO BE TAKEN ON RESERVATIONS BE. FORE THE CLOSE OF THE DAY’S SESSION; THE PRO. GRAM.

KOREANS AND JAPSIN DEADLY CLASH   Many Policemen on Both Sides Killed — Censorship Lifted.

JAPAN ASKS FIRE. INQUIRY   Wants to Know About Biaze at Marys. ville, Cal., Which Destroyed Jap Business Houses.

DEMPSEY IS FORCED 10 GO LONGEST IN CAREER LAST NIGHT    CROWDS SEEING BRENNAN BAT TLE CHAMP PREDICT SOME ONE WILL GET DEMPSEY

CHICAG RAIDED BY STATE   Every Known Rendezvous of An archists and . W. W.’s Visited by Pelice. .   LOCAL DRIVE ON BOLSHEVIKS   Campaign Is Organized by Merchants, Bankers and Business Men to Rid the City of Radical Elements — More Than 100 Arrested.

=e ag aR > ag meet A a RETRO  CHICAGO REDS — RAIDED BY STATE   Every Known Rendezvous of An archists and . W. W.’s Visited by Police.   LOCAL DRIVE ON BOLSHEVIKS   Campaign Is ‘Organized by Merchants Bankers and Business Men to Rid the City of Radical Elements — More Than 100 Arrested.

QTATE AUTHORITTE HALO CHICAGO REDD   Communists, . W. W. and Others Are Seized by Police.   NEW FIGHT ON BOLSHEVISM   Merchants, Bankers and Other Busi ness Men Organize to Rid the City of the Radicals—Every Known  Rendezvous Searched.

OENTY SCHOOLS.         Contribuied Gen . ~ Relier Fi        Wy jn i mad Dare:

THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.   Contributed Generously in Armenian telief Fund Drive.

ROSS SETS TRACK MARK.   American Swimmer Wins in Closd 9°0-Yard Aace.

SO0T COMMUNIST PLAN SEIZURE CF COAL PITS, REPORT   Will Establish Soviet System of Mining Controls, Men Tell Mine Officers.

SOVIETS IN SCOTLAND?   Extraordinary Rumors in Circuilation Throughout. Lanarkshire. ba   Reports Say. Conimunists Pian. .the Seizure and Control of the eee Coal Mines. °° ~

Scotch Miners plan to Seize Mines __ and Set Up Soviet Form of Control

TIS HARD TO BELIEVE   SOVIETS ARE SEEN IN OLD SCOT. LAND, IS REPORT.   London Hears Communists Are Plan. ning to Seize Control of the Coal Mines.

Soviet System For Scotch Coal ‘Mines Is Plar   Leaders of the Communist _ Movement Said to Have Threatened Pits.

MINES AT BLANTYRE TO BE SEIZED IS MENACE   Soviet Danger Makes Itselt Felt in Neighborhood of Glasgow: Warning Sent

SOVIETS IN SCOTLAND?   Extraordinary Rumors in Circulation Throughout Lanarkshire.   Reports Say Communists Plan the Seizure and Control of the Coal Mines.

COMMUNIST COUP TO BE SPRUNG AT BALANTYRE   Extraordinary Rumors Point to Projected Seizure of the Goal Pits

SOVIETS SAID T0 BE IN'SCOTLAND   Reports Say Communists Plan the Seizure and Control of the Coal Mines.

RADICAL SCOTS TO-SPRING OUP, BuIMRS Sit   Communists ‘to’ Seize Coa ~ Pits,~ is Word to Brttish ~ _Newspapers-..--\ ae ee rn

SCOUTS IDEA OF MARITAN MESSAGES   Scientist Says Wireless Dis turbance in the Past Few Weeks is Due to Natural Causes.

Says No Unusual Disturbance of Wireless Has Been Noticed in U. S.

ES ee ee Oe,  WIRELESS FROM MARS HOOTED AT   Chief Engineer Says Marconi Surmise That Unusual Disturbance Was From Other Planets is Not Borne Out by  Parte.

FRANCE'S WOMEN SEND HEARTFELT SYMPATHY 10 U.S.   Wilson Orders Wreath For American Doughboy Statue.

MESSAGE OF  CONDOLENC!   F renchi Women Send : . Message to Women of United States

FRENCH WOMEN SEND U S MESSAGE   Deepest Sympathy Expressed for Women ‘of America Who Lost Father, Son or Husband in the Late War.

Sympathy ‘Is Shown Shown. . American Women For   Their War Losses

SEND MESSAGE UF SYMPATHY ACROSS SEAS   French Women Express Their Affection for American Women.   WHO LOST LOVED ONES IN THE WORLD WAR   Note Teems With Fervent Patriotism and Deep Gratitude.

France Proud To Cradle U. S. Soldier Deac   ‘Sisterly Affection, Sympaths  Expressed to American i Women Mourners.

French Women S ym pathize With Americans as Wilson  Orders Wreatl. For Heroes

SALE OF DELEGATES IN MISSOURI IS NOT NEW SAYS EX-GOV   Hadley Cites Instances of Other Campaigns in His Charges

BIRTHDAY RIDE IN. BROCKPORT PROVES FATA:   Mrs, Fishbaugh, Mother o  ‘Rochester’s Assistant Postpuneioe ¢ Witte te: Sf eaek:

PIVE KILLED IN ACCIDENT.   ‘Two Families Wiped Out When Car HWtee Anuntarnahite.

TWO ENTIRE FAMILIES WIPED OUT BY ACCIDENT   FIVE PERSONS HURLED INTO ETERNITY WHEN THEIR CAR IS STRUCK BY ELECTRIC EXPRESS NEAR OQUAKERTOWN.

ARTIAGATION OF PEACE. TREATY 6 ARAN, DESEATEL   Senate Votes to Send Pacl he Wilscn With Notification of Action.   2\ DEMOCRATS QUIT LEAD OF PRESIDENT

RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY {0 AGAIN DEFEATED   Senate Votes to Send Pact te Wilson With Notification of Action.   21 DEMOCRATS QUIT LEAD OF PRESIDENT

) wicidas ite Ttilities Body Issues  Warning That W. Va. Yay Win Suit   ws FOR STATE DIMINISHES RAPIDLY

A WITRORAWAL OF GAS SERVICE   In Some Ohio Commuuities is Inevitable Thinks State Utilities Commission.   WEST VIRGINIA FIELD MAY BE CLOSED TOG OHIO   Natural Gas Consumers Appealed to to Conserve the Present Sunniv”

Some Communities Must Give Up Use Of Fuel.   WARNS THE PUBLIC   Curtailing Of Output From West Virginia Is Serious.

A ei  HURRICANE FAST SWEEPING GULE   iow Orleans Making Preparasions for Safety of People.   aisiNG TIDE, HEAVY WINDS   priving Inhabitants From Lake Shores Who Flock to City— Houston, Texas, Reports Temporary Abandonment of Coastal Oil Pields—-Brownsville Lowest Barometer.

TROPIGAL RURRIGANE 13 WHIPPING MEXIGAN SUL   NEW ORLEANS POLICE ARE NOTIFIED THAT ALL PERSONS IN OUTLYING SUBURBS SHOULD BE WARNED OF STORM’S APPROACH.

HURRICANE MOVING ~ NORTH ACROSS GULF   THE WEATHER BUREAU ISSURS EMERGENCY WARNING,   All Usant Preeantions Being Takea to Insure Safety of Shipping, and Fishing Fleets Are Being Held in Port.

HURRICANE CURVES TO EAST; EXPECTED TO HIT LOUISIANA      NEW ORLEANS REPO HIGH WINDS—CIPrriZENs PARE . TO FACE STORM”

HURRICANE CLOSE UPON NEW ORLEANS   Wind Begins Destruction of Roofs and Signs   Refugees From Coast Resorts Crowd Public Buildings   BULLETIN

WRIGANE FAST cwEEPING GULE   New Orleans Making Prepara rong for Safety of People.   pene TIDE, HEAVY WINDS   priving Inhabitants From Lake shores Who Flock to City— Houston, Texas, Reports Temporary Abandonment of Coastal Oi Fields—-Brownstin Lowest Barometer.

GULF COAST CITIES PLAN FOR HURRICANE REPORTED ENROUTE   Weather Reports Show That the Storm Has Veered to North From the Northwest.   MANY ARE REPORTED IN IXODUS FROM GALVESTON   New Orleans Hotels Are Filed With Refugees From Mississippi Coast Resorts.

REPORT DEATH OF AMERICAN   U.S. Officer Said to Have Been Killed at Spalato

Officers Killed in Demonstration: t Spalato, According to Dispatches

ANVERICAN ADMIRAL RESTORED CALM IN — ANGO-SUY TOWN   American Officer Said to Have Been Killed in Fighting That Occurred There Recently.—Order Now Re etnrod at Gualato.

BODY OF SIR WILLIAM OSLER TO BE CREMATED   Christ Church (sthedral at Oxford  Crowded at Funeral Garvian

Upper House Passes Bill Providing s Penalty of $10,000 and Heavy Imprisonment.

MSOURL RETURNS SWAMP TECHS   . 7 a chal tan oe HARDING Cave” 2% VRYERL DEPENDABL, ° 4 ATIC COMMOX: . &'?

SEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Only One Victim Identified in Accident in Emporium, Pennsylvania.

7 MEN KILLED IN DYNAMITE BLAS   iDisaster Occurs At Emporium  Dynamite Plant On Satur  day Afternoon.

SIX WORKMEN AREBLOWN UF PLANT BLAST   Officials Were Able to Iden. tify But One Out of the Number.

FXPLOSION KILLS ~~ SEVEN INSTANTLY   BODIES OF EXPLOSIVES COMPANY EMPLOYES ARE BLOWN TO PIECES,

BODIES OF IK ARE BLOWN 10 PIECES   Seven Men Instantly Killed as Result of Explosion in Gela-. tine Mix House at Empor ium, Pa.

Odessa Is Taken From Bolsheviki By Ukrain Army   Chief Granary Section of AT Europe Captured ina Fierce Batile.

WILL “RIP” POLICE   Chicago Chief Claims “tnformation’ on Liquor Deals

SAYS GHIA POLICE ACER WHISKEY HIG   Entire Police Stations Are Implicated. iin Expose Expected..to Be Made by Chief of  BRalina .

Refused Their Final Papers      ‘Disloyal Citizens Refused Naturali zation Papers and Are Scored Bv the Court.

MARTIAL LAW IN BUCHAREST IS IN EFFECT   Roumanian Capital Under Military Control Following Disorders.   INDUSTRIAL UNREST CAUSE

Bucharist Under Martial Law Today   Capital of Rununia Placed Under Murtin], Law as a Result of Disorders Thusrday,

BUCHAREST PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAV   Drastic Steps at Rumanian Capital.

MARTIAL LAW IN BUKHAREST   Roumanian Capital Alarmed by Explosion of Bomb in Senate— ye wes Bishep Killed.

Fepress Company Cuts Working Force.   Stock Market Weak At Todav’s Close   Wilmincton Faeing “Sunless Sundav.’’

DECLARE MARTIAL LAW              Bucharest Rioting V  ili Be Stopped by AFilitary OO  ree.

BUCHAREST UNDER NMRTIAL LAW TODA   Explosion of Bomb in Senate Cases Drastic Action by the Authorities in the Rumanian Capitol. —One Killed and Ftve Wounded.

BOLSHEVIKI AGAIN WIN OVER POLES   Score Successes in Dvinz River, Says Report.  WIN IN KIEV ZONE

REDS THREATEN KIE\   Poles Are Driven Back in Fierse Battles.   Moscow Reports Important Successes at Polotzk--Warsaw Admits Retreat.

BOLSHEVIK! REPORT FURTHER SUCCESSES   IMPORTANT ADVANCES ALON( THE DVINA RIVER ARE MADI BY RED TROOPS, ACCORDING TO DISPATCH.

POLES ARE DEFEATED   REDS VICTORS AT POLOTZK; THREATEN KIEV.   Bolsheviki Drive Defenders Back ir Fierce Battles to Regain Lost Territory.

UNCLE SAM HOARDER   a2  ihe Government Could Relieve H. (afb. Wi Would Sell Goads . it Hes in Sforuge.

NEW AEVOLT Ih  RUKH IEGIUN fa UNDER HEARWAT   COMMUNISTS SUCCESSFIT IN AT TACK AGAINST POLICE AND REICHSWEHR FORCES.

GERMAN LIFE [S ONE REVOLT AFTER ANOTHER   Saxon Town is Report ed Scene of Bad  Disorders.

NEW DIST RB: ANCE IN RUHR DISTRICT   Commurists Expel Police and Soldier from Barracks in Plauen After Sharp Fighting

STATE RESTS IN TRIAL OF DALLAS LAWYER WHO IS CHARGED WITH MURDEI

STATE RESTED CASE TODAY   Allen Charlton on Trial in Dallas for Murder  of Chas. Eubank

TITUSVILLE AND FRANKLIN   Awarded Prizes in Bird Dog Stakes in  waren.» TAgae TT ue eee

MRS. CHAPLIN FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE   Tells of Mistreatment a Hands of Master Comedian.

Mrs, Mildred Harrison Chaptin, Seeke Severence of Matrimonial Bonds on Cruel and Injury. Grounds

EU JROPEAN CORN BORER.   New Garden Pest Is Extending It: Operations in Eastern Part of Country.

EUROPEAN CORN BORER.   New Garden Pest Is Extending Its  Operations in Eastern Part of Bg gears

MAY PUT EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORTS   SEVERAL PARTS OF COUNTRY REPORTED MENACED RY SHORTAGE OF PRODUCT.

New England, In Particular, ls Facing Crisis; Only Two Days’ Supply On Hand in Some Municipalities.

New England Industries Ir Serious Condition Due To Crippled Railways   MRINES WORKERS’ STRIKE ADDS TO PRESENT CRISIS   Operators and Attorney General Palmer Will Confer On Remedial Measures

Cengeation Om Ralilreads Not Eatirely Reduced—Marine Strike Aggravates Siteaticn.

EMEARGO ON GOAL EAPORTS [a GIVEN CONSIDERATION   Several Government Depart. ments Seeking to Relieve Serious Shortage.   WHAT OFFICIAL NOW HAS POWER IS BIG QUESTION   Restoration of Normal Transportation Conditions by Rail and Water Will Not Bring Complete Relief, Those Conversant With Situation Say.

EMBARCI ON GOAL  EXPORTS Ao RELIEE MEASURE 15 TALKED   SITUATION IN NUMEROUS LOCAL ITIES DECLARED TO BE SERIOUS.   SHORTAGE IN EAST ACUTE   Railway Congestion That Still Exists, ) Together With Strike of Marine Workers in Atlantic Ports Are Blamed,

GOVERNMENT TAKES UP GOAL EXPORT EMBARGO   MANY SECTIONS OF COUNTRY SAID 70 BE MENACED BY FAMINE IN FUEL,

MANY PARTS COUNTRY FACE FUEL FAMINE   Governor Coolidge Of Massa. chusetts Has Made Repented Request For Relief To Interstate Commerce Commission,   EXPORT EMBARGO -IS URGED   Some Difference Of Opinion As To Whether Commission Has Authority To Order One Raised By Legal Experts.   OFFICIALS - IN CONFERENCE

LOSS OF $700,000   Oilman Fails to Pay Premium Before His Death.

HELFERICH URGES MONARCHY   Former German Vice Chancellor Ap plauded by National Congress at Berlin.

IECONDSE ASTON TERMINATED BY DOT H GONGHESS   Only One Bill, the Govern: mental Budget Measure, Fails to Get Through   THREE BILLS MAY NOT BE SIGNED BY WILSON   ALL APPROPRIATION MEAS URES ARE APPROVED, LEAV ING LITTLE PROBABILITY Of} EXTRA SESSION.

NILGON FAP:  DULOND FOR INGNORING HG. Lb   ells Brotherhood Chief Congress Failed Even to Consider Matter

sin sixth Congress Ends Second Session Saturday.   BUDGET BILL FAILS   Alt Other Measures Fay. ered by Republicans Are Enacted.

son Declines To Sign ree Of Most Important nactments Of Legislature   Rk TIME LAWS STILL IN EFFECT   thant Marine Bill Be. mes Law When President Attaches Signature

PRESIDENT OUTWITS OPPONENTS   Will Not Sign Bill Re ‘ pealing War-Time Laws and Other Im- portant Measures.

CONCORD   Observed Here With Usual Program Basebatl, Band Concert and

COMMUNIST PLOT TO ‘SEIZE GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY FOUND   Nationalist. Newspaper Reports Discovery of Scheme to Take Over Dozen of Large Cities

BERLIN HEARS OF NEW PLOT IN HUN CITIES   Communists were planning uprising for establishment of Soviet  tec Fe.

HOLD INSTITUTE HERE ON FRIDAY   MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEWBERS @Y CITY TO ATTEND MEBTING AT FURST M. E.   LUNCH AT CHURCH AT NGON

HERE ON FRIDA)   MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEMBEES OF CITY TO ATTEND NEETING AT FIRST M, E.   LUNCH AT CHURCH AT NOON

TROUSERS FOR PARIS WOMEN   Modistes Show Daring Orierital Suits we Lustrous Gold and Silver

Daring Designs in Gold and Silver Tissue End at Shoe Tops In Trouser Fashion — Tight Lacing Will Not Be Fashion Except Among Stout Women.

TROUSERS Wire. STRAPS UNDER INSTEPS FEATURE PARIS STYLES FOR SUMMER

Gold Trousers Latést . In Milady’s Wardrobe, , Tight Lacings Not It

STYLES IN WOMEN’S ATTIRE   Oriental Suits Are Being Shown With Turkish Trouser Effects.

CHANGES ARE PASSED UPON,   Ww vork of Constitutional Revision May ate % Re Finished Todae.

ASK HUGE AMOUNT FOR ROAD WORK   ‘onstitution -Revision Commis sion Favors Plan For Highway Building.   PASS ON MANY CHANGES   Vropose Bond Issue For Forests, Lev; of Anthracite Tax And Relief Ap. propriations,

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER SUED BY GOVERNMENT   Income Tax Report Alleged tc be Incorrect, Misleading and False.

JOHN D. SUED BY U. S;   Government Charges He Falsified Income Tax Returns.   Demands .$292,678 for Alleged Omit, sion of illinois Pipe Line Stock © Holdings. _

FACE TAX CHARGE   Government Charges He Falsified Income Tax Returns.   Memands $292,678 for Alleged Omis sion of lilinois Pipe Line Stock Holdings.

ROCKEFELLER IS SUEL   U. S. GOVERNMENT SAYS HE FALSIFIED INCOME REPORT,   Declares He Omitted Ii!inois Pipe Lin Stock and Demands Additional $292,678.

ROCKEFELLER 19 SUED BY GOVT   ‘Charged With Making “Mis  leading and False” Income Tax Report.

JOHN D. IS SUED FOR $292,678 BACK INCOME T AX   Government Say Says His Re “port Is * ‘Incorrect, Mislead “se and Cates it

SEIT AGAINST. JOHN D.   Government: Charges” A False In ; éonic Tax ‘Reta ¢  . a the Acgertatsnat .. .

PLUGS GAS LEAK WITT HIS FINGER AND SAVES PALS   Gallant Fireman Is Found Almost Uneonscious In Blazing Store   45 MINUTE VIGIL   Fierce Explosion ‘Prevented by Keeping Deadly Vapor In Pipe

SMITH HURLS SELF INTO HALL OF FAME WINNING FROM CLEVELAND 2 101   Brooklyn Infield Makes 20 Assists ir Superb Defense---Cleveland Gets 3 Hits---Robins Now Lead

CLEVELAND LOSES SECOND CONTEST   Smith, Hurling Ace of Brooklyn Nationals, in Great Form, Shut out  Indians Yesterday by 2.1 Score.   PLAY BY INNINGS

Sherrod Smith, Brooklyn Pwirler, Pi! zhes Self Into World Series Hall of Fame.   CALDWELL’S POOR WORK

GATHS MASTERLY PITCHING DEFEATS SPEAKER’S CLEVELAND INDIANS 2701 IN THIRD GAME OF 1920 WORLD SERIES

SMITHS PITCHING WINS THIRD GAMI   Brooklyn Takes Third Game of World's Series by Score of 2 tol.

SHERROD OMIT HURLS ROBING 10 A SECOND VICTORY   Stormy Petrel’s Pitching Wins Him Place Among Stars of Baseball Classic.   BROOKLYN GOT TO RAY CALDWELL IN FIRST INNING   Third Game in Many Respects Measured Up to Best Con. tests Seen in Any World's Scries —- Fairly Scintillated With Thrilling Plays.

SMITH PITCHES HIMOELE INT  HALL GE FAME   southpaw by Defeating Indians 2 to 1, Wins Place Among the Baseball Stars.

BROOKLYN DEFEATS CLEVELAND 2 TO 1 IN WORLD SERIES GAME   Sherrod Smith’s Pitching Place: Him in the World Series Hall of Fame.   SPEAKER GETS HOMER FOR CLEVELAND TEAM   Brilliancy of Fielding Marks th Game Throughout Play— 25,088 Spectators.

Robins*Hurler Obtains Place in World Series Hall of Fame in Game With Cleveland Nine.   SUPERBAS BACK UP SOUTHPAW   Contest Is’ Featured by Brilliant Individual Plays and Marred by,  Only Two B8ébbles.

1101 ViGTORY SES SOUTHPAN STARS LAURELS   CONTEST WITHOUT SENSATIONAT FEATUKES BUT HOLDS INTEREST OF FANS.   SPEAKER SAVES HIS FACE   Makes Single Run for Cleveland and Declares That He Is Still Certain of Leading When Series Closes,

ROBINS WIN THIRD GAME OF WORLD SERIES, 2 TO 1   ‘Sherrod Smith, Brooklyn Portsider, Pitches His Way  Into Baseball’s Hall of Fame—Cleveland’s Only Run Was Scored by Manager Speaker on a Double  To Center and an Error on the Ball by Zack Wheat.

U. UMITH Witty PLAGE IN WORLD'S SERIESHALLOF FAME   Brooklyn Left Hander Holds Cleveland to Three Hits   AMERICAN LEAGUERS ‘HELPLESS BEFORE HIM

IMMIGRATION BILL TO PASS   dvocates Win Every Prelim oa Skirmish In House, )   GENERAL DEBATE LIMITED

IMMIGRATION  BILL-TO- PASS   Advocates Win Evety’ Prelii ay Skirmish Ih House,   GENERAL: DEBATE: LIMITED

ILLINOIS COMMISSION DENIES FREIGHT RAISE   PREIGHT RATE INCREASE OF FORTY PER CENT RUNS INTO SNAG IN [LEUNG

DENY FREIGH RATE ADVANGE   Tllinois Public Utilities Com mission Puts Foot Down on 40 Pct. Increase.

50 ARE HURT AT PRAGUE   However, it Is Said Only Nine Rounds Were Fired in Battle.

MINERS REFUSE PROPOSITION   Will Not Siubriit. io Avbiteation of Ware Differences With Afine  _. Owners,

ANTHRACITE COAL MINERS REPUDIATE WAGE PROPOSALS   Proposal of President for Appointment of Commission Agreed Upon

WILSON PLAN IS MINERS’ CHOICE   Anthracite Men Refuse Offer of Ses retary of Labor and Accept That Tendered by President.

WALSH PROMISES ~ SUPPORT FOR COX IN THE CAMPAIGN   “Massachusetts Senator Was Guest of Governor At Dinner  Purely Informal   OPPOSITION TO PROFITEERING SHOULD BE STRESSED   Hopes League of Nations Which He Opposes Will Not Be the Paramount Issne.

DAVID , WALSH WITH GOK, TALKS OF BIG RATTLE      MUST GO SLOWLY; ON LEAGUE.   MASSACHUSETTS  SENA+ TOR HOPES IT WON'T BE CHIEF ISSUE.

WALSH TO SUPPORT COX.   Senator Who Differed From Administration on Leazue, Fromises His Heip.

Bay State Senator Pledges Vigorous Support to Cox in Race for Presidency.   WOULD DEVOTE TIME TO AMERICAN ISSUES   Does Not Want Discussion of League of Nations to he Paramount; Favors Reser  vations That Are Specific,

MASOAGHUSETTS SENATOR PLANG TO SUPPORT CO}   HOPES LEAGUE WILL NOT BE MADE BIG ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN   2 GUEST AT TRAIL’S END   Acceptance Speech Probably Will Contuin 9600 Words, or Approximately ‘ight Columns, According to Present Plans

WALSH PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR GOVERNOR COX   Senate Leader _ of Democrats Whe Split Over Treaty is Behind Nomine.

DAVID . WALSH WITH COX, TALKS OF BIG BATTLE   MUST GO SLOWLY; ON LEAGUE.      MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR HOPES IT WON’T BE CHIEF ISSUE.

LEAGUE RESERVATIONIST PLEDGES SUPPORT TO COX   Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, Who Led Democratic Solon Insurrectionists, Promises Unqualified Aid To Party’s Standard Bearer Despite Difference of Opinion on Covenani—Is Governor’s Guest.

‘WALSH TO-SUPPORT COX.   Senator Who Difered- From Administration on Lacgue, Promises His Help. +

WALSH PLEDGE SUPPORT 10 GO}   Senator Promises “Loyal and Vigorous Aid”  STILL RESERVATIONIST   Miassachusette Democrat who Fought Administration on League of Nations Issue Says He Has Not Changed His Views—Dines with Cox, But Does Not Learn Views

WARNING BY WALSH TO BEWARE LEAGUE   TELLS CANDIDATE COX NOT TO MAKE IT CHIEF ISSUE.   Maasachusetts Senator Pledges Sap port, But Cannot Vote for the Wilson Treaty Without Reservations.

COX 1S PLEDGED WALSH'S SUPPORT   The Massachusetts Senator Promises to Enthusiastically Aid Nominee   PLANS FOR NOTIFICATION   First Draft of Acceptance Speech Is Finished and Is Ready for Printers

WALSH, LEAGUE FOE, PLEDGES AID TO NOMINBE   Dinner Guest of Governor Cox - at Trails End—Discusses Campaign Affairs.   SOLE VISIFOR DURING DAY

COX WILL REVIEW PARADE BUT WILL NOT MAKE SPEECH   All Spellbinding Eliminated From Program for Dayton’s Celebration Today.   Ere  SENATOR DAVID WALSH HIS GUEST AT DINNER   Massachusetts Man Who Differed Widely From Administration on League of Nations and Fought for Reservations Will Support Ticket.

WALGH, LEAGU OPPONENT, WILL JUPPORT GOX IN  1970 CAMPAIGI   Democratic Leader Who Differed From the Administration On Treaty Lines lin For the Nominee,   JRAFT OF ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS IS FINISHED   Today the Governor Will Be the Guest of Honor at a ‘Home roy Celebration Planned By Friends.

WALSH WILL GET BEHIND GOV. COX   —_——————  LEAGUE OF NATIONS “IRRECONCILABLE” PLEDGES GOV. COX HIS UNQUALIFIED SUPPORT.

lrish Question Not an Issue   Hopes League Will Not Be   Says His Position Is Unchanged   Dayton Will Honor Candidate Today

GETTING READY POR RUSINESS   Federal Products Company to Begin Insiallation of Machinery,

LONDON NOT ,OF AMERICS 2 iBY ASSOCIATED F   deaeigaenoe, gem enar tg ais

HOLLAND ASKED TO EXILE WILLIAM   Allies Want Former Em. peror Deported Beyond Europe in Event of Unwillingness to Surrender.

CONTR: le HEED JER Spey Peed a ay " Saad 2  a R KAISER Ay i SG nN Ep i  EE

"PERRY MANSON GONE.   Kansas Piowerr Passes Aways oat of Years of Age.

PATRIOTIC SHOWING TO BEHELD MONDAY   WHOLE TOWN WILL HAVE PART IN AMERICAN DAY OBSERVANCE   COL. GARRETT SPEAKER   Kansas City Orator Will Addres Audience in The Bowersock Theatre   American Legion Men Will Spen Morning Restoring The Old Cemetery

WHOLE TOWN WILL HAVE PART IN AMERICAN DAY OBSERVANCE   COL. GARRETT SPEAKER

PRAYERS FOR POLAND,      Pope Asks Church Throughout’ the World. to Take Part, .

Kansas Men Are in Open Reicllion Against Court Summons—Say They Will Not Come

Howat and Other District 14 Chiefs Ignore Summons   Warrants for Arrest of Kansas Union Coal Officials Will Be Issued Today, Attorney General Says—Men Declare They Do Not Recognize Existence of New  . Court and Will Not Testify if Dragged In.

RED CROSS HEAD PESSIMISTIC OVER EUROPE SITUATION   SAYS SPARVATION HAS SO EN DERMINED FEROPE THAT A TOTAL COLLAPSE IMMINENT   THNAS F. Ss, SHOULD APPROPRI. ATE HALF BILLION TO RE. LIEVE THE SPTUATION

ASKS CONGRESS: TO AlD EUROPE   Henry P. Bavison Seys 50( Mil'ton is Needed,   SUGGESTS HEW COMMISSION   Red Cross Head Makes Reesmmendations “After Describing terrors to Methodist Conference.

AMERIGAN PEOPLE MUoT FEED HUNGHY GALKANG SAYS RED GROSS HEAD   Henry Davison at Des Moines Convention Today Urges That Congress Pass Food Bills for the Starving European Peoples, Immediately.

EUROPE IS NEEDY   Starvation and Disease Have Un dermined Nations   DAVISON MAKES APPEAL   Men, Women and Children Are Dying Fast. He Declares

o00,000,000 IS NEEDED 10 ASSIST STARVING EUROPE   HENRY COLLAP  DAVIDSON PREDICT OF CENTRAL EV.            WORLOD’S WORST TRAGEDY   Thus nes are Dy ings Daily Because a Medica          Supptic: reetor ‘Felts the Methodists

Red Cross Chairman Reports to Methodists Disastrous Conditions Abroad _   RECOMMENDS LOAN OF °s _ $500,000 FROM U. 8.   CIVILIZATION BROKEN DOWN IN REGION FROM BALTIC TO BLACK AND ADRIATIC SEA& HE SAYS. Moe

Henry P. Davidson Makes Address [by fore the General Conference of Metheading Church   ENDS A MiG CoNSAL APPROPREATION       at Appnint a Nag tees Sor Seager tal  Suggests that Presi Political Con y

GAELIC HEAD IS THREATENED   Art O'Brien Declares He Wae Told te Leave London Under Pain   of Death. é ;

BRIBERY CHARGES MADE AGAINST THE SUFFRAGE LEADERS   MATTER PRESENTED TO GRAND JURY AT NASHVILLE, TENN, FOR INVESTIGATION

MAYPROBE allt nt   GRAND JURY INSTRUCTED TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF TrORRVING.   Accusation of dribery Made in Connection With the Vote’ of Representative Burns in the Tennessee House on the suffrage Amendment

RADICALS TRIAL ~FARLY IN APRIL   All But One. Yet Arraignec ~ Pleaded Not Guilty.

EDS INDICTED Ag ANTI-GOVERNMENT GET TRIAL TODAY   13 of 125 Charged in Chicago Already Arraigned: Lloyd Pleads He's Not Guilty.

INDICTED REDS ARE ROUNDED UF   Only 13 of the 122 Held B Federal Grand Jury Have Been Arraigned.

COAL SHORAGE ACUTE THROUGHOUT NDIANA   Practically No Coal Available a Gary—Supply in Other Cities Exhausted.

COAL SHORTAGE S HERE   .ocal Yards Have no Fuel on Hand.—Same Condition Over the Whole State. 

COAL SHORTAGE GRIPS INDIANA      Situation Ranardod Amoact 2: SRUGOn Mogarace mibwoe a  Acute as “That Existing Last November.   LACK OF TRANSPORTATION

Thought That Peace May Be Fina! Result   England and France ‘‘Marking Time’’ Until Negotiations Are Under Way   PREPARED TO RENEW RUSSIAN BLOCKADE   Russians Said To Be Willing To Recognize Polish Frontier As In Treaty

"AT EUDORA PAD   Traffic on Eudora Roads Was Heavy All Day—Many Law- ) rence People Present

HAD LARGE CROWD AT EUDORA PICNIC   ANNUAL C. P. A. EVENT DREW PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER COUNTY      “olonel Hugh Mears and Harry Dick Made Addresses in the Afternoon   Traffic on Eudera Roads Was Heavy All Day—Many Lawrence People Present

BRITISH PREMIER Pleat OVER EUROPE’S FUTURE   Lloyd George Plans Treaty En. forcement Against Huns and Other Countries   BROKEN - BACKED PEOPLE   Opposed to Any Move by the French Whereby Hun Land  Will Be Annexed

LLOYD GEORGE IS SATISFIED   Says San Remo Parley Wa Most Harmonious of  Anti-war Time.

BRITISH PREMIER ~ VERY OPTIMIST   Says Conference at San ! Remo. Was Most-Remarkable Since Armistice

ALES TO TREAT PERMANY WITH PONSINERATINN    George Says Former Foes Are a Broken-Backed  Dannia.  i / 4   FURGPE’S GAPING WOUNDS LRE GRADUALLY HEALING   ‘sh Premier States That  nce and England Are in Complete Accord.

LLOYD GEORGE PRAISES SAN REMO CONFERENCE   “The Gaping Wounds of Ex. rope Are Gradually Healing,” the Premier Declares

Lierd-Geeruc Seye San Heme Coa ferceace Warke Dietines %tage je ¢( eartaleecence.

FEDERATED MCN OF LABOR UNICE   Seek Defeat of United States Senaters-Who Didn’t Behave ‘to “Snit Them. ~   PLUMB.PLAN LEAGUE ACTIVE iN CAMPAIGN   Would Defeat All Members of Congress Who Voted for Cummins-Eseh Bil.

FIVE U.§, SENATORS TARGET OF FIRE = OFA EOL TN CAMPAIGN SPEECH   Senators Cummins, Wadsworth, Watson, Brandegee and Moses Object Of Attack By Labor In Coming Political Drive.

AF.OFL WILL  OPEN FIGHT ON LABOR ENEMIES   SAMUEL GOMPERS WILL OPEN HIS CAMPAIGN IN INDIAN. APOLIS ON OCTOBER 25.   Labor’s Target Will he Senators Cummins, Wadsworth, Watson. Brandegee and Moses.  By Mildred Morris.

WET FUND iS RAISED   Republican Nutional Chairman Tells Senate Committee of Activity of Booze Element to Elect Cox,   CHARGE DEMOCRAT WITH FALSEHOOD   Hays Declares Charge of Immense Fund Is Untrue and Ts Libelous; Committee Will Probe Thoroughly. *.

HAY ALL MAKES CHARGES   BECLARES ORGANIZED LIQUOR INTERESTS OF COUNTRY TRYING TO ELECT CON   RAISING CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Republican Chairman Produces Letter Showing Liquor Federntion Has Appenaled for Contribations for the Cox Campaivn.

‘LIQUOR SUPPORT CHARGED   ss Orginized Enterest= tt United Stases Are Out to Binge: Cat  Hays

WETS IN LETTER SOLICIT MONEY ‘TO BEAT HARDING   Republican Chairman Scores First Victory at Senato- . rial Hearing

Budget This Year Is Set at $3,000,000   State Collections Not Included in National Fund But Wades Senavataly.

CHARGES ORGANIZED LIQUOR, INTERESTS ARE BACKING COX   Epistle is Plea From Mew Jersey Head of Liquor Interests For Cex Contributions   CARROLL IS SUBPOENAED   Hays Says Cox Charges Are False in What They Say and Libelous In Their Purpose

AIPS CHARGES ASUNDER WHILE ON STAND BEFORE: cFVATE INVESTIGATORS   Republican Chairman Asserts” Democrats Used American Taxes To Carry Out Propaganda © Scheme During Newsprint Shortage.

LABOR ASKED T0 HELP ELECT COX   In Order to: Keen. the Anti-Saloo League Out of Power, Says Hays

PROBE OF REP FUND STARTED   7. 0. P. Leaders in Ag  gressive Mood

REPUBLICANS SAY LIQUOR INTERESTS BEHIND GOV. COX   CHARGES BIG CAMPAIGN FUND IS BEING RAISED TO PROMOTE DEMOCKAT'S CHOICE

CHARGES DEMOCRATS BACKED BY WETS   Says Republicans Do-Not Expect to Spend Over $3,500, 000 In the Campaign.

HAYS SAYS LIQUOR MEN BACK COX   Makes Positive Charge Before Senate Probe Committee   G. 0. P. BUDGET 3 MILLION   Submits  fed Statement of Party rinances to Date

OFFERS LETTER AS PROOF   G. O. P. Chairman Denies All - Cox Acclsations   TERMS CHARGES LIBELOUS   Demos Raising $10,000,000 Fund, He Asserts

COURT ROOM CHANGE   Relieved Placing: Judges Chair at  West WH Improve tt

COURT ROOM CHANGE      Believed Placine Judges Chair at West Will Improve It

‘TIDE SETS IN FROM KANSAS ,To HBAR REPUBLICAN 4°. “CANDIDATE °°   THE DAY IN MISSOURI   Afternoon Meeting in &t. Joseph and Night Meeting at Kansas City ‘Featurés      Republican State Headquarter: Reports Thousands of Kaneanec to Hear Srmrech

G.O.P.NOMINEE CAMPAIGNS IN MISSOUR:   Mr. Harding is in Fine Fe' tle Despite Strenuous Day Yesterday.

BY HARDING FIRaT ONY GF UOWA THIF   ‘Candidate Swings to Missout  for Speeches at St. Joseph,   Kansas City Today.

FLOCKING T0 K. €. 70 HEAR HARDING   TIDE SETS IN FROM KANSAS ‘TO HEAR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE _—   THE DAY IN MISSOURI   Afternoon Meeting in St. Joseph and Nighi Meeting at hansas City Featur¢s   Republican State Headquarters Reports Thousands of Kan<ans to Hear Speech

HARDING IS OPPOSED TO GENERAL AMNESTY POLITICAL PRISONERS   Sees No Difference Be tween Them and Ordinary Yeggman.

PS eEe ant ne es Sie eos Ee em be a Wai aa me al cy Nh at aie il Ae rua an er wi  EN, HARDING REAOY FOR AS QR ~ AUTENGES Ao GAN BE RENCUEE    Made 16 Speeches Yesterday in lowa ‘and Nebraska bu  . Aside from Hoarseness Is in Fine Trim

HARDING HEADS INTOMISSOURI READY TOFIGH'   THE LEAGUE OF mM ISSUE OF THE REPUBLI- ° CAN OFFENSIVE.

HARDING MAKES TRIP INTO THE “SOLD SOUTH’   Candidate’s Voice Somewhat: Husky Following 16 Sneeches Yesterday.

TARDING IN MISSOURI   TALKS ON. FOREIGN POLICY FREE FROM -EMB AR ASSING EN. . TANGLEMENTS: -  -   Made - ‘Sixteen § Speeches. it Towa and. Nebraska ‘Yes -trday — Stand ~ -Agains ' Terrorism and. Abuse ant Brutality. -

INDIANA RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Gives Overwhelming Majority in Both Houses of Legislature—Twen. ty-Sixth State.

Indiana Legislature in Ratification...of the Suffrage Amendment.

RATRGATION RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY BOTH HOUSES ' THREE SENATORS VOTE      House Goes 93-0 in Faver of Amendment—Political Arguments Feature Vote on Vetoed Bill—  Bush Calls Session Unconstitutional. 2:

THIS 1S THE 26TH STATE TO RATIFY THE RESOLUTION   SENATE VOTE 43 TO 3; IN THE HOUSE, NO OPPONENTS TO  93 AFFIRMATIVE VOTES   GOVERNOR ADDRESSES EARLY JOINT SESSION   His Message Brief, Asking’ That ) Suffrage Measure Be Only Busainess Trasacted This Time

VOTE GIVEN THE WOMEN   Extrdordinary Session of The Indiana Legislature Acts   ONLY THREE VOTES OPPOSING THE AIM

FRANCF WARNS BOLSHEVIK! NOT ‘TO LOOT TOW!   Threatens Rsprisals if Sehas topol is Robbed or People Are Molested   WRANGEL FLEEING — “WIL 79,000 MEN

ERENGH THREATEN REPRISALS ON REDS   Black Sea Forces to Pro. tect Population Left in Sebastopol

TO TAKE REPRISALS THREATENED BY FRENCH   Zolsheviki in Crimea Warned That Misconduct Will Be Punished in Kind

FRENCH ADMIRAL WARNS ~ REDS AGAINST LOOTING   Threatens Reprisals If Sebastopol Is Pillaged by Invading Bolsheviki.   FRANCE: I8 PESSIMISTIC   No Basis Seen for Reorganizatior of Effort Against Roviet Government.

British Inclination to Ignore America as Out of League Meets Vigorous Protest   Colby Unable to Reconcile San Remo Petroleum Pact With, London Promises of: ‘‘Open Door.”’

POSITION OUTLINED ON OIL AGREEMENT   Colby Notifies Great Britain, U. S. Does Not Propose to Be Excluded   INSISTS ON PRIVILEGES   American Note Takes . Issue With England’s Position In Regard to Treaties »

LANGUAGE USED IN NOTE TO BRITAIN ta POLITE BUT FIRM   America Must be Heard as to Terms Before Mandates — Put Into Force.   MESOPOTAMIA OIL FIELDS SPECIFIC ISSUE DISCUSSED   Of Utmost“Importance to Future Peace of World That Territory Transferred be So Administered as to Assure Equality of Treatment.

Colby Says America Must Not Be Ignored in Treaty Mandates   SECRETARY OF STATE. REPLIES TO BRITISH NOTE ANE INFORMS EUROPE: THAT UNITED STATES CONSIDERS ITSELF FACTOR IN WORLD REFORMATION. -

REFUSES 10 Bt EXCLUDED FROM MANDATE RIGHTS   America’s Note to i is Couched in Polite But Firm Terms.   EXPECTS TO BE HEARD IN REGARD TO TERMS   Bpecific Question Discussed That of Mesopotamian Petroleum Fields.

DALTAIN {5 TOLD TD RESPECT U5 MANDATE RIGHTS   Colby in Firm Note Regarding Mesopotamia Oil Fields Says America Won't Be Deprived of Treaty Privileges.

BRITAIN If POLITEL! TOLD WE  MN   U. S. Secretary of State’s Note Refers Specificially to Mesopotamian Petroleum Fields.   UNITED STATES MUST BE TOLD OF MANDATES   London Government Is Advised That Uncle Sam Be Consulted Regarding Suct  lindorctandinas.

Colby Tells Britain U.S. Demands Rights in Mandate Countries   Equal ‘Treatment for All Nations Is. Urged   Mesopotamian FPetroleurn Fields Is Specific Question Discussed by Secretary of State in Communication Addressed to Earl Curzon.

Will Not Be Excluded From Rights Secured Under Peace Treaty   Government Demands That It Be Consulted Concerning Terms Of Mandates Before Thev Are Put Into Effect.

FAM NOTE TS DELIVERED 10 GREAT BRITAIN   America Does Not ProPose to be Excluded From Privileges of Mandates.

AMERICA DEMANDS IMPARTIALITY IN FRAMING MANDATE   Position Of U. S. Defined In Note Sent To Government Of Great Britain.   WOULD HAVE VOICE IN _ MANDATE’S PREPARATION   Question Of Mesopotamian Fields Is Specifically Discussed In Message,

\. -PARTOPATG N RIGHTS i  © PRIVILEGES UNDER MANDATES   Expects ‘to be Heard Regarding Terms of Mandates Secured “Under Treaty Before They Are Put Into Force—Mesopotomantan Oil Fields Specific Question Under. Discussion.

BRITAIN 16 TOLD U. 6. MEANS 10. ASSERT ITS RIGHTS   Will Claim Participation in Privileges Under 4 Mendates.

‘America’s Rights and Privileges Provided for in Treaties Must Be Respected, Colby Tells Britain

U.S. DISCLOSES SHARP OIL NOTE   Great Britain Told Firmly That America Has Voice in Rights Under Mandate. -

“TOBE HEARD “ON MANDATES   Requests England to Treat  _ Properly Territories ” of MWaan Bact.

BRITAIN IS WARNED ~~ BY UNITED STATES   Nation Must Participate 1 Privileges Under Mandate Says Colby.

J. $. PUTS CHECK ON BRITISH GRAB OF Ol HOLDINGS   Don’t Attempt Steal I: Gist Of Blunt Note  From America.

Colby Note to Great Britain \ Regarding Oil Privileges in. Mesopotamia Forces Issue to.a Decision.   PALESTINE ALSO , FACTOR IN CASE   Terms of All Mandates Must , Be Known in Advance, He " Declares—Full Publicity ~ Je Dectrad.

DEMANDS RIGHTS UNDER MANDATES   AmercanGoreramen Sends Pro: - test lo Great br tain, :   SETS FORTH ITS POSITION

No Mandates Go If We Do Not Approve, Ultimatum   ALL ARE IN IP   4 ARSE A + BANA aw 3 ~ BB,  All Powers Which Had. Part in War Must Be Consulted

AP STAD   Secretary of State Says U. S. Does Not Propose to Be Excluded.   TAKES ISSUE WITH MEMBERS OF LEAGUE!

NOT TO BE LEFT OUT BY ALLIES   Secretary Colby Tells England Where to Head in Re.  garding Mandates.

GREAT BRITAIN IS LEADING U. S. IN SHIP CONSTRUCTION   Figures Compiled by Lioyds Show That England Has 865 Vessels Building, as Compared With 535 in the LInited States.

SUGAR BEET CROP IS WASTED   Farmers in Outagamie County, Wis consin, Plow Fields Because of Inability to Get Labor.

EMPHASIZES PARTY SUPPORT   Senator Harding Pleased With John. son’s Announcement That He Would Stick to Party.

PARTY SUPPORT UPPERMOST   Johnson’s Announcement of Loyalty Pleases Senator Harding.

WILL MAKE PIANOS,   Striking Union Laborers To Set Up Factory ‘of Their Own,

Décide te Manufacture Own Pianzos Since” Employers Won't Raise Wawa.

CALLS DEMOCRATS. ~~ SOME HARD NAMES   ,  ELIHU  ROOT “TALKS A GREA!  DEAL AT ‘NEW YORK REPUB:  LICAN CONVENTION ’

Root Flays Wilson Makes Keynote Speech   At the Republican State Convention in New York+-Suggests Tenta-

OHNO ON LEADS IN NEBRASKA PRIMARIES   Nebraska Returns Come in Slow But Indicate Johnson Choice Of Candidates.  Third

JOHNSON LEADS IN NEBRASKA PRIMARIES   Nebraska Returns Come in Slow But Indicate Johnson Choice Of Candidates.   Wood is Second And Pershing Third.

UNKNOWN PERSON BEATS SMALL BOY   ‘Little “Buddy” Penn, Colored  Victim of Cowardly Attack,  ’   POUNCED ON IN THE DARK   Eyes Pounded Shut, Arm And Should.  er Hurt, And Head Cut. Medical At - tention Necessary.

UNKNOWN PERSON BEATS SMALL BOY   Little “Huddy” Pe Penn, Colored. Vielim of Cowardly Atiack.   POUNCED ON IN THE DARK   Eyes Pounded Shut, Arm And Should. er Hurt, And Head Cut. Medical At  tention Nee:

CONFESSION IN BOOZE CASE   Chicago Federal Officers to Ask Grand Jury Action.

WHISKY BRIBE CONFESSION   Federal Officers at Chicags to Ask Grand Jury Action on ae Charges.

WHISKY BRIBE CONFESSION   Federal Officers at Chicago to Asi Grand Jury Action on Conspiracy Charges.

ADMINISTRATION FORGES WN FULL SWAY AT FRISCO   Senator Carter Glass of Virginic Chairman of the Resolutions Committee—Antis in Rear   AND BRYAN TOO IS SQUELCHED   Noted Prohi is Excluded from Sub. Committee Chosen te Actually Draft the Platform.

Threat of Anti-Wilson Fight as Related to Convention Machinery Organization Collapses without Fight

THREATENED ANTI- ADMINISTRATION FIGHT COLLAPSED WITHOUT SHOWING. McADOO HEADQUARTERS OPENED

DENY EATS. TO BRYAN AND REED   ‘Action in Seating Georgia Deleyaies Is Also Upheld.   “WORK ON PLATFORM STARTS   Labor, Liquor and trish Question Ur for Debate Before the Committee —Bryan Is Excluded From  Subcemmittec. —

ROBINSON CHOSEN CHAIRMAN, GLASS ON RESOLUTIONS   THREATENED AN TFI- AD.  / MINIS'PRATION FIGHT’  “COLLAPSES WITHOUT SHOWING.   Nebraskan Excluded’ From Committee: Drafting Platform. " ig

NOMINATIONS   Speeches to be Delivered While Committee is Work:   ing on Platform . ae   ‘Great Wilson Demonstration: Gives Minority Little: Chance x

WILSON FORCES  HOLD COMMAND   Bryan Excluded From - Committee Drafting the Platform

ADMINISTRATION IN FULL GONTROI   SENATOR REED AND TOM . : WATSON TRAMPED ON   ROBINSON IS (HE CHAIRMAN   Brynn Not on the Platform Commit. - tee Candidates ‘faiked of Lut. No Ovtétandin~ Leader.

STEAM ROLLER DISMAYS FOES OF PRESIDENT   RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE MOW: DOWN OPPONENTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION

COMPLETE CONTROL TODAY   Second Day Soes Administration Forces in Saddle; Bryan  Pushed Out of Way   GLASS, COLBY, ROBINSON HAVE HOLD OF REINS

BRYAN IS EXCLUDED FROM THE PLATFORM Comer Te    Demonstration for the President, Kills Sentiment Against Carter Glass,   ROBINSON MADE CHAIRMAN   Bryan’s Treaty Plank in Direct Conflict With Utterapces of Homer Cummings.

WILSON CABAL ~SHELUES BRYAN FOR MR, GOLBY   MADOO LOOMS AS PRESIDENT. AL NOMINEE, AS BOOM GAENS . FORCE OVER NIGHT,

But: There’ is Talk’ of ‘Combi ‘tion ‘of Opposing Forces. ‘te Fight Organization.’ <<      BRYAN ELIMINATED, . FROM: SUB: COMMITTEE   Nominating Speeches May as. ¢. ‘This-Afternoon or

SENT OVER   Opponents of Administration Are Flattened and Wilson “Crowd Apparently Is in Control at Frisco.   BRYAN-THREATENS TO TAKE FIGHT TO FLOOR   Commoner Is Denied Seat ox  * Committee Chosen to Draft Platform; Robinson Permanent Chairman,

SENATOR REED DENIED SEAT   Credentials Committee Also Up. holds Board’s Seating Georgia Delegates.   START WORK ON PLATFORM   Bryan Excluded From Sub-Committee of Nine Chosen to Write Planks— Labor, Liquor and Irish Ques tion Up for Debate.

Commoner Plans To Ignore Sub-Committee With Regard To His Prohibition and League Planks. ” Kominating Speeches Will- Be Made While. ~ Convention Waits For Platform Renort

Sub-Committee of Resolu« tions Committee Dominat- , ed by Wilson Forces   BRYAN LEFT OUT BY PLATFORM DRAFTERS   DEBATE WILL BE LIMITED ON FLOOR, THUS REDUCING BRYAN’S CHANCE FOR TO« TALLY DRY PLANK.

FATED   Administration Sure To Control Platform  BRYAN IS DEFEATED  No Hexoy to ive Shown Wilson’s [Enemies

WITSON---‘THATS ALL   STRANGLE HOLD BY ADMIN. ASTRATION FORCES    SEN. ‘REED 'IS FIRED   A DISTURRER LIKE THE MIS. SOURT SENATOR NOT WANTED   Mr. Bryan Did Not Have Infinence Enough to Get a Pince on Platform Sub-Committee

Expected Anti-Wilson Demonstration Failed To Develope as Had Been Predicted Earlier.   BRYAN REFUSED SEAT WITH THE PLATFORM COMMITTE!

Os RATION FORCES FIRMLY — IN CONTROL OF CONVENTION WHEN “SECOND SESSION OPENED TODA\

ON THE PLANKS   Resolutions Committee is Busy at Work Drafting - the Party Platform      FOES ARE DEFEATED   W. J. Bryan is Left Off the Sub-committee¢—Glass “is at the Head

BRYAN EXCLUDED;  AONSRATIN ~INFULL CONTROL   Threatened Fight Shattered To Pieces and Sinks In- to Oblivion as   McADOO STRENGTH IS GRADUALLY GROWING

DRYC OUT OF IT AT FRISCO   He is Excluded From Sub Committee on Resolutions Committee.   HIS CANDIDATE FOR CHAIRMAN DEFEATED.   The Machinery of the Con vention in Hands of the Administration.

ANTI-ADMINISTRATION FIGHT ON ORGANIZATION COLLAPSED ABRUPTLY   McADOO MEN CLAIM 30( FIRST AND 300 SECOND CHOICE VOTES.   PALMER TO LEAD WITH COX SECOND ON FIRST BALLOT

MISoOURT oENATOR 0 DENIED oEAT   Action in Seating Georgia Dele gates 's Also Upheld.   WORK ON PLATFORM STARTS   Labor, Liquor and Irish Question Up for Debate Before the Committee —Bryan Is Excluded From  Subcommittee. ae

MEXICAN BANDITS AGAIN MURDER AN AMERICAN WORKER   ‘Pat’ Foley, Einploye of Pe troleam Company Reported Killed Across Border

SUFFRAGISTS TAKE NEW HOPE IN THE DELAWARE BATTLI   Miss Paul Optimistic As the Situation Becomes Brighter

Suffrage Leaders Are More Enthuse   New Optiminsm Shown Over Sitaa tion In Delaware B) Women's Party

SUFFRAGETTES TAKE NEW HOPI   Miss Paul Deelares There Ha Been Great Aecession Of Strength To Cause

NAVY TO GET OIL AT OWN PRICE. Shell Company  Decides ‘ws Useless te

CELEBRATION OF FOURTH       la borate Pyrotechnic Convulsions ani Smell of Punk Schedaled for, Monday. _

YEGGS BLOW SAFE INP, 2,   "OCOLLINSVILLE, ILL., ROBBED OF $20,000 EARLY TODAY—CURRENCY AND. STAMPS ARE 'TAKEN.

WASHINGTON’S ADMONITION AGAINST:  FOREIGN ALLIANCE'IS APPLA UDED

MAY ADMIT EX-ENEMIES TO LEAGUE   LEAGUE ASSEMBLY HEARS REPORT AS TO ME ere rne  Austria a Bulgaria Would Be Admitted to Membership.

"THEM TO LEAGUE   ‘Commission Recommends . Austria, Luxemburg and Bulgaria to Admittance   GERMANY IS HEARD   Case is Presented Before Council—France Cannot Disarm: at Onre

Commission on Membershiy Recommends Admission of Two Enemy Countries.  ore © ennenciionien   FRANCE WILL REFUSE TO DISARM AS YET   BOURGEOIS SAYS GERMANY MUST FIRST FULFIL TREATY, COLONY QUESTION, UP TQ4 MORROW. ar

ADMISSION OF AUSTRIA   RECOMMENDED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASMENBLY BY THE COM. MEWBERSIUP   STATES FAVORED FOR MEMBEKSHIV, APRA, BULGATOA, ALPAXLY AND LOXPMBCRO

COMMISSION FAVORS ENTRY OF FORMER ENEMIES TO COVENANT BUT. TURNS LITHUANIANS DOWN   Showdown on German Attitude Called  ‘When Tentons Proiest Placing of  ‘Mardaicries Over Colonies ©

ar of Nations Commis. ‘Sion. Favors Austria, Bulgaria and Others.   FOUR STATES HELD OVER   Conditions Too Chaotic  te Permit Their Membership Now,.

ADMISSIONOF AUSTRIA INTO LEAGUE URGED   Two Enemy Countries Recommended for Membership in League Assembly.   DISARMAMENT QUESTION IS UP

ADMISSION VOTED FORMER FOES   Austria and Bulgaria Resommended as League Members

10 ADMIT 2 NATIONS TO LEAGUE   Recommend Austria and Bulgaria   BALTIC IS CHAOTIC   Germany Must Disarm First Says France

Membership Committee Recom mends Admission of Two Enemy Countries.   SEEK GERMAN ‘SHOWDOWN’   League Will Discuss German Protest Against Mandate for Colonies.

BULGARIA AND AUSTRIA LET th   LEAGUE OF NATIONS ADMITS ENEMY NATIONS   FRANCE 10 WATCH GERMAN   Leon  Bourgois Says Paris Goverhment Will Not Disarm Until Ber lin Lives Up te Agreements, Troops to Lithuania.

BULGARIA Io ALSO GRANTED A MEMBERSHIP   Commission on Memberships Recommends Membership for Former Enemies.

FATHER OF HARDING   Would Make Trip to Tennes see Tf It’s Necessary

MacSwiney’s Life Ebbing; King George  Refuses Aid   Transfusion to Stop Death I Rejected By Cork’s Lord Mavor

DEMANDS INDICTMENT   JUDGE PICTURES RESULT OF MOB RULE IN CHARGING GEORGia GRAND JURY.

JUDGE SCORES TH MORPING PRACTICE   SAYS LAWS SHOULD NOT BE MADE A FARCE BY PERMITTING MOPS TO OPERATE

JUDGE DEMANDS PUNISHMENT IN LYNCHING CASE   Results of Mob Lau Pictured to Jury in Alabama.

SCORED THE MOB      A’ Georgia ‘Stidge’ Talked Sttaigh ko the Grand Jury: Today.

MOBS AROUSE, URT’S DESIRE 10 IEET OUT JUSTICE   Georgia Judge Demands Indict ment of Someone for Recent Lynching in that State.   LAW OFFICERS RUN FROM MOB

JUDGE BRANDS POLICE. COWARDS   Demands Grand Jury to Indict Seme One for Officials Conduet.

LEVI P.MIORTO DIES. ON HIS OATH BIRTHDAY   New Yorker Was Vice Pres. ident Under President Benjamin Harrison.   WAS MANY TIMES A MILLIONAIRE   Was Minister to France and Served as Governor of New York.

PLAN DEMANDS ON CONGRESS   THREE ORGANZATIONS PREPARE FORMIDABLE LIST OF LEGISLATION

DEMANDS UPON. CONGRESS SURE TO BE MANY   Labor, Farmers and Women All Have Their Set

EARNER, LRT AND WrREN TD CK TIC  AN   Domestic Measures, Particuarly Packer Legislation, Will Be Urged   BILL BEING FRAMED TO RESTRICT IMMIGRATION   ONE, CONGRESSMAN SAYS ML GRATION UNEQUALED SINCE  ¥ BARBARIC DAYS IS CONTEM. PLATED ABROAD,

WOMEN, FARMERS AND LABOR WANT CONGRESS TO ACT      Demands for Legislation Will Be Placed Before Congress December 6.

ORGANIZED LABOR FARMERS, WOMEN PREPARE. DEMANDS   Formidable List Of Legisla tive Requests To Be Presented Congress

ORGANIZED LABOR PREPARING DEMANDS   TO PRESENT TO CONGRESS FOR ACTION AT COMENG se eMSEON

BOLSHEVIK FORCES GAINING,   Soviets Have Cut Of Crimean Penin sulla From Mainland.

MastOW BOASTS UF FURTHER SUCCESSES OF BOLSHEVIK ARMA   Letts, However, Seem to Have Checked Advance of Lenine Forces and Captured Many   POSITION OF GENERAL DENIKINE 1S IMPROVEL   Former Russian Foreign Min. iter in Poland Seeking Aid To Combat Soviet Power

HED5 Ui RUSSIA CT AIMEE COOMA AND   (Moscow Reports New Vic: . iories as Foes Plan Offensive.   ‘MEETING IN WARSAW   Former R..ssian Envoy Wil Perfect Plans for Drive on — Bolshevists.

BOLSHEVISTS CUT. CRIVEAN PENINSULA   Moscow Dispatch Also Reports Anti Polsheviki Forces Evacuating Elizabethgrad. -

HARDING GETS BACK TO. ~ WORK AFTER RECEPTION      G. 0: P. Nominees Answering Mas: .of Correspondence and Writing Speech.

~ GETS GREAT GREETING   FROM NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS AT MARION MONDAY EVENING. —   Fully 25,000 People Welcome Republican Nominee for President—Promises Loy-alty to the Cause of val nublicanism. ~ 4

WILL MAKE NO CHANGE IN THE OHIO CAMPAIGK   Senator Harding . Wire: Congratulations to Governor Cox.

HARDING GETS DOWN TO WORK   Republican Nominee Is Pre paring Material for His Speech of Accentance.   STRENUOUS HOME COMINE

SELECTION OF GOX WON'T GhAMSE THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN PLANS   Senator Harding, the Republican Candidate, Says Governo Cox Deserved the Democratic Presidential  Alanmiinatian £

COLLECTING EVIDENCE AGAINST COAL PROFITEERS   Vhout 5,000 Special Agents Are a  Work Phroughout the Country,

HOUSE ARGUES OVER A REPORT UPON AVIATION   Magee Charges Not One Amer: ican Built Battle Plane Ever Entered War.   LEA DEPENDS THE SERVICE   Declares Republican Criticisms “Absurd"—Magee Also Raps: Lumber Production.

WAR AVIATION ACHIEVEMENTS DRAWING FIRE   Democrat in Defense .of Program Attacked by Republicans.

Lawrence County Democrats  Condemn Reed, Laud Wilson   Convention Cheers President and Hisses Senator— National and ‘State Administrations, Prohibition  And League of Nations Indorsed—Livingston, Dent  And Polk Counties Also Take a Fling at Reed.

TO HOLD FRANCE ~ FOR ALL DAMAGE   Notify French Will Have to Pay fo Lives and Property Lost. in thine Occupation,

TRAONGS WATCH 200,000 © FIRE ATV. TANSGHE’S   Flames Sweep ‘Hardware Company’s Retail Store in: Heart of Business Thictrict   BLAZE STARTS IN BASEMENT  AND WOMAN GIVES ALARM   First Floor Caves in and Water Does Great Damage to Large Stock

THAONGS WATCH 5b0,000 ~ ie ATV TAUSCHE'S   Flames’ Sweep’: ‘Hardware Com: . pany’a Retail . ” Store in: ‘Heart of Business’, ‘District *         [BLAZE STARTS. IN BASEMENT "AND WOMAN IVES .’ALARM.   First Floor Caves in and Water Does Great Damage to — jr Large Stock..- :

SOME NEW EVIDENCE IN ELWELL MYSTERY   Secking Ulentity of Man, Who Trail ed Elwell in Taxl Night or the Marder,

FIND NEW CLUE 10 ELWELL SLAYINC   POLICE HUNT FOR MAN WHE TRAILED SLAIN MAN'S TAXI ON NIGHT HE WAS KELLED

Opens at 9:47. [By Hugh _ Baillie; United Press  fi nwwacnnniant 1

Governor of Ohio Cantures Biggest Portions of New Jersey and New York Votes.   PALMER DROPS TO THIRD   Attorney General is Close Second te Former Secretary of Treasury on First Six Ballots.

COX GAINS ON LATE BALLOTS   Ohio Gover gored vu One 9 Ste* un Seventh saa? *atiot Today.   M’ADOO REMAINS IN LEAD   McCormick Says Situation Indicates Deadlock as of Eight Years Ago.   Third Ballot.   Fourth Ballot   Fifth Ballot.   “ixth Ballot.   Seventh Ballot   Eichth Ballot

CONVENTION OPENS AT 9:4)   Tense and Expectant Atmos~phere as Meeting Is Called to Order—Efforts to Be Made to Conclude Balloting » Today.

CONFIDENT OF VICTORY FOR _- THEDEMOCRA  :%   NOISE AND CONFUSION MARKS OPENING OF THE CONVEN. TION IN THE WEST

SATURDAY StoaltN FULL OF THRILLS   OFF TO AN EARLY START. THE CONVENTION GOT DOWN TO BUSINESS   WILSON LETTER 15 READ   Replied to Message of Felicitation Sent Him By the Convention. Communication Greetéd With Cheers.

BREAK UP PLOT OF MOSLEMS TO: START UPRISING   Wholesale Arrests Made in Turk Capital After Confession.

WANT TO GET OUT OF U. $s.      Serbian Official at Paris Says More Than 1,000,000 Europeans Want to Return Home.

WANT TO’ GET- OUT OF .U: §   Serblan Official at: Parts Saya’ More ‘Than 1,000,000 Europeans Want . . to Return Home. . a.

GALLI-CURC] TO WED   World Famous Grand Opera Star to Marry Pianist.   Homer Samuels, Her Accompanist, Mentioned as the “Other Man” in Divorce Suit.

FAMOUS DIVA TO WED   GALLI-CURCI TO MARRY HOMER SAMUELS, HER PIANIST.   Accompanist Was Mentioned as thi “Other Man” in Divorce Case a Year Ago.

GALLI-CURCI TO WED HER ACCOMPANIS]   World Famous Grand Opera Star to Marry Pianist.   Homer Samuels, Her Accompanist Mentioned as the “Other Man” in Divorce Suit.

‘With Possible Gift of Two. Million More from Rocke. feller Memorial .Fund...-

BAPTISTS GET TWO MILLION AS GIFI   With Possible Gift of Tw Million More from Rockefeller Memorial Fund.

BAN ON AMUSEMENTS   Coming Methodist General Conference Probably Will Revise It.

CHURCH PLANS LESS IRKSOME SOCIAL RULES   Revise Ban on Amusement: and Will Advise Instead of Trying Violators

REVISE BAN ON AMUSEMENTS   Methodist Episcopal Church Prepared to Make a Change.

14,000 WOOLEN MEN IDLE   Mills at Lawrence, Mass., Shut Dowr Because of Business Conditions and Lack of Orders.

NOSKE RESIGNS AFTER ATTACK ON HIS RECORI   Reorganization of Ger. man Cabinet Demanded by Socialists.

FIGHT ON NEW YORK SOCIALISTS GOING 0}   Five Resolutions 1 Will Be Pre. sented to Assembly at Meeting Tonicht.   AMOS LEADS IN ATTACK

NV TORESUME “FIRHT TONIGHT   Five Resolutions Will Be Of fered for Reseating Suspended Legislators

Will Be Resumed When Assembly Meets Tonight—Hughes on Hand to Give Advice.

WILL RENEW FIGHT FOR AE-OCATING DULIALISTS   Five Resolutions Preparec for Submission to New  York Assembly Tonight

TO ASSIST IN COLLEGE WORK   Clarence A. Neal Will Supplant 8. F. Snyder Temporarily.

WANING HOPES  OF SUFFRAGIST LEADERS REACH LOWEST DEPTHS   Swing From’ Pro to Anti B; Tennessee Solons is Dis tracting   DISTRESS CALL IS OUT   Both Harding and Cox Are Appealed to By Women ' In Their Extremity

DEFEAT FACES eee MOVE ~ JN TENNESSE)   National. Leaders Fly Distress Signals : as. Legislators Tran in Ctand.

PRIMARY (5 A FRAUD      Nicholas Murray Butler Says Only Parly Minority and Disturbers Take Part in [t.

Nicheias Merray Huticr Mae Nw Use fer it o¢ Presidents’ l arcecrved Leagee ef Nations.

FORMER KING LUDWIG AILING       Mental and Physical Condition I  Caesin= Art«lety.

W. C. Ferg Held »* Up and Robbec   Cushicr of the Katy Coal Co., Near Pittsburgh, Kansas, Slugged ant Rohbed of $11,000.

SIX BANDITS HOLD ‘UP KATY CASHIER; GET $11,000 CASE   Kansas Coal Company Off. cial Beaten up by Robbers, Who Flee with Payroll And Car.

6 ROBBERS GET MINE PAYROLI   Armed Posse of 100 Hunts in Vain for Men in Dar. ing Holdup Near Pittsburg — The Searchers are Aided by Aviater.

TWO CANDIDATES OUT OF CONTEST N.E. DELEGATIONS FOR GELBRAIT   Kansas Gity Fa avored by Committee for Next Convention— To Be Held from October 31 to November 2, 1921

UNDERWOOD LEADS HIo OPPONENT bY B50 IN ALABAMA   Returns Received From 35 of  67 Counties—Heflin Ahead of O’Neal in Race For Short  Term Senatorship.

GAMBLERS WILL BE INDICTED   Abe Attell, Former Featherweight Champion, Is Involved

MEMBERS 10 BE ACCUSED   1921 SCANDAL?   Some of Accused Plavers Tried to Throw This Year’s Series, i: Charoed.

Cicotte Says White Sox Players Got”  Total of Eighty Thousand Dollars

CHICAGO PLAYERS MAKE CONFESSION   WEAVER AND BRESCIL DENY ANY PARI IN FRAME Ut   THE HAL CHASE. CASE AIRED   New York District : ttomney to Look lnte Rumors About Attempts to Fix Brookiyyn Players This Yeu,

TO INDICT BASEBALL CAMBLERS   Chicago Scandal to Reach .. New York and. . Other Cities   WORLD SERIES: ~ NOT AFFECTED

$80,000 PROMISED SOX “PLAYERS TO THROW 1919 WORLD’S SERIES   Eddie Cicotte Confesses; Gamblers May Be Indicted bv frond lurv.

RAY . CHAPMAN. 1S BURIED.   Many Peopie Prominent in Basebait World Attend the Funeral at  Cleveland. :

[RAY CHAPMAN {S BURIED   Many Peopie Prominent in Basebal! World Attend the Funerai at Cieveland.

MADOOLS PLACED . ‘INTHE DEMOCRATIC “PRESIDENTIAL RACE      ‘BOOM FOR roRMER SECREi TARY Qr TREASURY STARTED - BY IELINOIS DEMOCRATS,   M’ADOO BELIEVED  10... HAVE KNOWLEDGE: OF I   iss a _ Hos ‘Herbert Hoover, Former “Fe AdeT ministrator, Enters Race on Re, publican Side.

WM. G. McADOO HAS  ENTERED THE RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   The Illinois Democrats Organize William McAdoo Club and Start Boom for Former Head of the Treasurv Today.

PRESIDENTIAL BEE BUZZES IN STATE   M’ADOO ENTERS RACE   PREPARATION MADE FOR PERS} ING BOOM AND WOOD AND PALMER CAMPAIGNS 600N TO OPEN IN ILLINOIS

PRESIDENTHAL BOOM FOR WG. McADOO ST\SRTED   lilinois Democrats Launch Movement in Interest of Former Secretary of Treasury.

TOG MANY MEN OVER BUD-WEST   Surplus ¢ of Thiee Men Exists for Every Five Jobs, Say . Employment Agencies.”

ENROUTE 10 PALESTINE FOR SECOND ADVENT   Members of An Unnamed Sect Are Headed For Holy Land ln AutomBbiles   DON'T BEG, BORROW OR STEAL

LAKE STEAMER: SINKS, THOSE ABOARD SAVEL   Pier Parquet Boat Ree omes Fast h Jce ind Sinks Ww ith’ Hole In Side.:

CAKE: STEAMER: SINKS © /WATHOUT-LOSS: OF LIFE   Pere Marquetie Steamer No 3 Goes Down OF Ludington, _Mich., After Striking Ice.   ALL: GN BOARD ARE SAVED

TWO ARE KILLED ~ FOUR URED NUL S WARSHE   The Low Pressure Boiler On Destroyer Is “Carried Away.”   OCCURRED ON A COMPLETION RUN   Dissabled Ship Being Towed To Port—Accident Is to Be Investigated.

CHARGE CONSPIRACY. WITH INTENT TO VIOLATE STATE LAW: MEN ARE SUSPENDED   Probe Into “Fixing” of World Series Causes Jury to Hold Cicotte, Jackson, Felsch and Five Other Stars: Fired by Comiskey   RULLETIN

Chicago Players Suspended Indetinitely After True Bills Are Returned by Jury Investigating “Throwing” of Games—lIndictments Announced After Cicotie Testifies.

 Eddie Cicotte, Star Pitcher, and Seven Others are Included in the List.   AH Players Suspended, Wrecking World Series and Big Money Hopes of Men.

Pic PHEMIEAS Ur THREE COUNTRIES ENDEAVOR DENISE MEANS T0 SOLVE KAISER WILHELM KNOTTY PROBLEM

PAN-GERMIAN GLEE AT DUTCH oTANE SHOWN IN PRES!   Holding Wilhelm Against Allies’ Called “Courageous,” “Manly,” “Definite.”

WEATHER IN  DENVER BETTER   Colorado Capital i in Grip of Snow Storm for the: Past 48 Hours

WIDE AREA SWEPT BY TORNADO AND — BLIZZARD SUNDAY   Death in South and Railroad Tieup in West. Locally Much Damage from  Electricity. ;

MEMBERS OF ALLEGED GANG ARE ARRAIGNED   BOND FIXED AT $5,000 EAC! AT LEXINGTON, MO., VESTERDAY   Proceedings Will Be Started al Lawrence and Paola ii Any

MEMBERS OF ALLEGED GANG ARE ARRAIGNED   BOND FIXED AT $5,900 EACH AT LEXINGTON. MO. YESTERDAY   Proceedings Will Be Started a Lawrence and Paola tio Any Obtain Bond

CLAIM BALLOTS WERE JUNKED IN NEWBERRY VOTE   TESTIFY 7.700 BALLOTS WER! SALVAGED SFTEP SOLD as WASTE PAPER

MISSING BALLOTS IN FORD-NEWBURY CASE   Senate Committee Is Told 7,700 Votes, Sold as Waste Paper, Are Held by Ford,

SEVEN DOLLARS FOR 7700 VOTES   Ballots Cast in Saginaw, Mich. Sold as Waste Paper—Newberry Files Brief Supporting His Appeal.

IRISH JURY, IN VERDICT, CHARGES BRITISH WERE CAUSE OF MAYOR’S DEATH

MURDER OF MAYOR OF CORK CHARGED 10 LLOYD GEORGE   FRISH CORONER'S JURY HOLDS THAT MAC CURTAIN WAS SLAIN BY TRISH CON. STABULARY

MAYOR OF CORK WAS MURDERED BY GONGSTABLES   Coroner’s Jury Charges MacCurtain’s Death to British Government

M’CURTAIN SLAIN BY ROYAL IRISH . ~ CONSTABULARY   Decision of, Grind Jury—Murder Was ge a .“Platned ;

PREMIER IS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR M’CURTAIN DEATH  Wilfull Murder Charge Against Heads of Irish Police.

STOCK REPORT   \Industrial Shares Irregular. Advantages Are Forfeited.

WILSON READS JULY 4TH WIRED   INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVED QUIETLY THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

PRESIDENT IN PLEASANT SUN   HAS A QUIET HOUR ON HIS PORCH, DAY IS LIKE A SUNDAY.

New Year is Quietly Observed in Capital’ ,   4 aie a aw Round of Seciad Panetions in Diptmuntic Clreles—Lainsi  Entertain Diplomats,        i

INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVED QUIETL'   Patriotic Exercises Held, But No Formal Celebration At Capital; Austria Celebrates.

WASHINGTON NEW YEAR QUIET   forego Festivities at White House Owing to President's Illness.

WASHINGTON HAS UNEVENTFUL DAY   No Formal Celebration in Official Cireles; Wilson’s Tilness Cause. 

THE FOURTH AT WASHINGTON   Independence Day Has Quiet Ob servance at Capital.

ATION'S CAPITAL 5 QUIET TOOK   Usual Social Functions Held— No Formal Celebration at White House.

CONDEMN CIGARETTE HABIT AMONG WOMEN   Federation of Clubs Would Prevent Fair Sex From Using “Bilthy Weed.”

CONDEMN FEMININE DEVOTEES OF WEED   Federation of Women’s Clubs Opens War On Use Among Both Women and Men.

89 CHAPLAINS. APPOINTED FOR REGULAR ARMY   Denominational Apporiion ment Announced by Secra¢ary Raker

NANZTG CORRIDOR rHNALLY SEVEREL   BOLSHEVIK ARMIES SWEEP. ING ALONG RAILROAD TOWARD CAPITAL   rian 18 tO stabdlish Bolshevik Government In Warsaw Just As Soon as the Soviets Take the City,

Regards As Useless Effort to Harmon ize With Carranza Government.

FLETCHER SOON TO QUIT MEXICO   AMBASSADOR SEES NO HOPE OF BETTER RELATIONS.   WILLING TO THROW UP HANDS   Impossible to Secure Protection of american Lives and Property <@ Leoag as Carransa Retaime the Helm.

FLETCHER QUITS POST NT CITY OF MEXICO   Veteran Diplomat, 18 Years in Ser. vice, Sees Failure of Efforts ) in Carranza Regime.

HENRY T. FLETCHER QUITS AS MEXICAN AMBASSADOR   Official Terminates Ten Yea Service in Diplomatic Service of the Country.

FLETCHER QUITS POST IN MEXICE   Was In Diplomatic Servfee Eighteen WVeoars   REVOLUTION IS FEARED

FOMLCHER QUITS POST iv AEXICD: AS AMBASSADDS   CONVINCED THAT EFFORTS TO BRING CARRANZ GOVERNMENT IN Acco WITH U.S. FUTILE. —

HENRY P, FLETCHER QUITs.   Convinced He Can Not Be Help. ful With Carratza Still in “Contre.

FLETCHER RESIGNS AS. 11-5. EAVOY IN MEXICI   AMBASSADOR TERMINATES. SERV. ICES OF 18 YEARS IN DIPLO. MATIC CORPS. :

AMBASSADOR 10 HE AIGD RESIGNS   Mr. Fletcher Feels He Cannot Help in Cultivating Proper Relations So Long as Carranza Retains Control.

FLETOHER QUITS AS U. S. AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO.   Finds It Impossible to Bring Carran7a and United States Into Accord.

FLETCHER RESIGNS HIS MEXICAN POS}   AMBASSADOR TO QUIT AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE FOR NATION,

ELEIGHER QUITS POST IN RiEX00 AS ANIBASSADGH   CONVINCED THAT EFFORT: TO BRING CARRANZ GOVERNMENT IN ACCOR: WITH U. 8. FUTILE.

AMBASSADOR. TO MEXIP* 10 LEAVE “OST   Believe Carranza Is Ho -vonsible For the Resignation of Lucey.

FLETCHER RESIGNS   Feels He Can No Longer be of Service in Mexico,

LET GHICH He —UPPQGTAN EXCH   Seeing No Hope of Securing Protection for American Lives and Property, Am bassador. Resigns

AMBASOADDR 10 MEXIGO RESIGN   Feels Can Be of Little Help While Carranza Is Ruler.

HENRY P, FLETCHER RESIGNS HIS POS   Ambassador to Mexico Con vinced Further Efforts to Bring Accord Are Futile

FLETCHER QUITS POST AS ENVOY 10 MEXICO   Realizes It Is Futile to Attempt to Smooth Over Difficulties Between Two Nations

FLETCHER RESIGNS POST AS MINISTER TO MEXIGAN NATION   2EALIZES EFFORTS TO HARMONIZE TWO COUNTRIES ARE FUTILE, FRIENDS SAY

ROBS BANK AT HIS LEISURE   Autemebile Bandit Makes Haul ef $2,500 in Kanaas.

METHODISTS VOTE TO DANCE   Newark Conference Also Warts Bar Off Theaters and Races—Favors Women Ministers,

METHODISTS BECOME LIBERALS   ies Law Stricken From Beok of Discinline.

ARERIAL DERBY AROUND WORLD   Joint Committee of Acro Club Maps Oat a Route.

PLAN AIR DERBY " AROUND WORLD      ROUTE MAPPED OUT FOR FIRST DERBY AROUND WORLD BY AERO CLUB

Stock Dividend — “ "Tax for Soldier:   Democrats on Committee Favored 80 ‘Per Cent Retroactive War Profits ‘hey tt poms

10 PER CENT TAX ON DIVIDENDS IS PLAN PROPOSED   Republicans Refuse T: Raise Money From  War Profits.

STOCK DIVIDENDS MAY PAY BONUS   (0 Pereent Tax on These Se curities to Furnish Soldier And Approved in House.

TAN STOCKS For _ RONUS   Ways and Means .. Connmitéec Reaches Decision

APPROVE DIVIDED) T      Acceps ft As Means ing Soldier Fund  Committee of RB

FIVE BONUS PLANS   New Obstacle Seen in Path ef Soldiers’. Aid.    Caucus Scheme Will Have ic Bo Ap proved by Ways av “ane Committe

APPROVE 10 FER CENT  STOCK DIVIDEND TAX   Adoption of Tax Provision Preclpitates a’ Fight.

COMMITTEE FOR RETROACTIVE TAX   Hduse Committee Approves As Part of Taxation Scheme For Finaneine Soldiers’ Relief.

WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE  _ RECOMMENDS TAX FOR SOL  DIER RELIEF. DEMOORATS WANT WAR PROFITS TAX

BURY PROFITS TAX PROJECI   Killed in Committee; Hav Tax Plan for Soldier Bonus

NEW TAX FROPOSED.   Ways ‘to Finance: Soldier Lelie! Legislation Herd to Find.

APPROVE DIVIDE) TAX   Committee Acceps It As Means of Raising Soldier Fund

Democrats Make Final Ef . fort to: Tax Stock Tiividends:   APPROVED IN CAUCUS   Protest by Secretary Houston Gives Hint-of Veto by President 1

STOCK DIVIDEND TAX S VOTED   Soldier Relief Legislation Cre ates Row on Ways and Means Committee.

N.Y, PLACARDED ~ BY COMMUNIST:   Workers Urged to Both Strik and Boycott Tomorrow, Election Day.

URGE ELECTION BOYCOTT   Communist Circulars Urge Establishment of Soviet Here.

PLACARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED BY COMMUNISTS   Urge Workers Not to Attend Fake ’’ Election   Distributors Arrested on Dis: orderly Charges

DUNMMUNTSTS PROPOSE BOYCOTT OF ELECTION THREE MEN ARRESTED   PRISONERS SAY THEY WERE HiIk. ED TO DISTRIBUTE POSTERS; NOT COMMUNISTS,

North Dakota Voters Turn Down th Octopus by Twenty-Five Thousand Majarity.”

ANTI-LEAGUE LAWS PASS   Opponents of Non-partisan League Pass Amendments by 25,000 Aaiaritiesa.

REPUBLICANS HEAR MANY CONTESTS {A CHICAGO CONVENTION   Alabama First Delegation tc Be Called, Was Abandoned. —Georgia Money Spending Is Brought Out in Statement  OF S450 Rowrocontaticun

NO “ROLLER” AT CHICAGO   Hearing of Contests for Republi: can Convention Seats Is Open to Public.

RIGHT ONESSEVENTH OF TOTAI DELEGATION INVOLVED IN MANY INSTANCES.

REPUBLICANS HEAR. ‘MANY CONTESTS: IN CHICAGO CONVENTION   Alabama First Delegation to Be Called, Was Abandoned. —Georgia Money Spending Is Brought Out in Statement  fea. DF ._........ , a?

STEAM ROLLER AN DIGCAND ATE 0. P. CONTEST HEARINGS   National Executive Sessions, Started Today at Chicago, Opened to the Public.   NEARLY ONE-SEVENTH OF REPRESENTATION AT STAKE   Greater Part of 137 Contes! Cases from South, With ‘Black and Tans.’

ONE SEVENTH ~OFALLSEATS ARE DISPUTE   “Whites,” “Lily Whites’ and “Black and Tan”.Groups: “Involved in Contests.   ALL SESSIONS GPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC   New. Departure Hailed as Passing of Steam. Roller . - Convention Procedure.

LEADERS OF 6.0.P. DECIDE DELEGATE CONTESTS TODAY   Open Hearings Viewed As Passing Of Steam Roller Methods.

HEARING CONTESTS   National Republican Committee has Big List of These,   GETTING AT THE FACTS   Many States Have Allairs te be Straightened Out by the Proper Olficials,

OPENS CONTEST FOR CONVENTION   Republican Delegations in Dis pute go Before National Committee Today.   PROBE HOOVER FIGHT

REPUBLICANS OPEN — CONTEST. HEARINGS   National Committee . Finds "Nearly One-Seventh “of Seata Challenged. ‘Chiefly Race Contests from South

Contest Cases For Seats At G.O.P. Meet Marks End ‘Of Steam Roller Methods

G. O. P. Contests _ Heard in Chicago 137 Cases Listea   Y Right of Nearly One-Seventh of All Delegates to Republican Convention to Occupy. > Ponte Je at Stake: - :

6.0. P. DISCARDS ~ STEAM ROLLER   CONTEST WILL BE mENey IR THE OPEN THIS YEAR.   THE ROWS.FROM DIXIE   “LILY WHITE” AND “BLACK “OTAND TAN” WRANGLES, ,

LOWELL DISCLAIMS PART IN LEAGUE DAY PROPOSAL   Harvard University President Announces Disapproval of , Sugrestions

NORTH CAROLINA IS AGAINST SUPFRAGI   Won By Only Two Votes But The: Were Sufficient To Lay Bill Ou Table

UFFRAGE FIGHT LOST IN NORTH CAROLINA   IPPER HOUSE VOTES T0 POSTPONE ACTION UNTIL NEXT / SESSION,   WAY TAY AGAIN TODAY   eaders Favoring Enfranchisemeni of ‘Women May Seek to Recall Resolutica.

OPPONENTS TO AMENDMENT WIN BITTER CONTEST AND RESOLUTION IS LAID ASIDE

SALTIEST LAKE INWORLD IN SASKACHEW AN, CANAD PURCHASED BY CAPITALISTS

HINES CALLS RAILWAY MEN   ASKS HEADS OF FOURTEEN UNIONS TO MEET HIM ON FEBRUARY 3,

M’ADOOS HAVE NEW DAUGHTER   Second Child Born to Wife of Forme Secretary of Treasury and Rail Director.

NEW DAUGHTER FOR M’ADOOS   Second Child Born to the President's Youngest Daughter.

SPEECH IN NEW ORLEANS TO BE MADE THURSDAY   Senator Harding Accepts Invi tation of New Orleans Organization.

HARDING TO MAKE ADDRESS.   Will Sperk at New Orleans Befor:  Sniling for Panama.

oP EAR AT NEW ORLEANS   Does Not Expect to Go Within Boundaries or Waters of Any Foreign Country on Panama Trip.

HARDING AGREES ” HEW ORL ERNS   First ‘Three Formal Addresses : of ‘President-Elect In ~ Solid . South.

HARDING 10 SPEAK AT NEW ORLEANS   Does Not Expect to Go Within Boundaries or Waters of Any Foreign Country on Panama Trip.

HARDING TO TALK IN NEW ORLEANS   ACCEPTS INVITATION TO MAKE MAKE ADDRESS BEFORE HE SETS SAIL

HARDING AGREES TO MAKE AauESS   Will Spéak, At New Oricuns “Before Making Trip to Panama—Ueslines Other” Fucacements.

HARDING TO TALK AT NEW ORLEANG   PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL MAKE SECOND SPEECH SINCE ELECTION IN LOUNSTANA,

HARDING TO SPEAK AT NEW ORLEANS   President-Elect Continues Hls Eifort To Obliterate Sectionalism In United States,

ENATOR IMPORTUNED TO MAKE SPEECHES, BUT DECLINES, SAVE IN TWO CITIES IN THE SOUTI   _ Asked to Extend His Trip to Venezuel: and Colombia, But Will Not Accept; Wil Not Go Within the Boundaries or Waters o! Any Foreign Country; Sails Next Thursday

AID LOWDEN’S CAMPAIGN   Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns to Take Charge aft Women’s Work.

RE eee  GEORGIA CELEBR BA’ rES.   British and French Turn Provine: Ocer ta Naw Raennhblic

GEORGIA CELEBRATES,   British and French Turn Province Ovar tn Now Roanihlio

AMBASSADOR WATCHES WORK UF CONFERENCE   Will Report To Washington On Decisions Reached By Supreme Council   BREACH WIDENED BETWEEN LEADERS   England And France At Outs Over Policy Towards German Republie

NO LESSENING OF LLOYD-GEORGE AND MILLERAND BREACH   F rench and British Premiers Still Differ.Over Con cessions to Germany.

WAR IN ASIA MINOR FORECAST BY NITT!   PREMIER OF ITALY SAYS TURRAS SHABBILY TREATED.   Gives Warning His Country Will No Send a Man or Supply a Penny if Brenk Comes—Armenia  Separate State.

SOHNSON AT SAN REMO   American Ambassador to rtely Given. Hearty Reception by the Premiers, —

GERMANY HAS NOT VIOLATED TREATY SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   Also Indicated That Great Britain Does Not Con sider Unreasonable the Request for Increase in Size of Army—Attitude in Contradiction to That of Premier of France.

Vote to Regulate... ' Meat-Indistry   Favorable Report Ordered 0} Kenyon-Kendrick _ Bill

GRANDVIEW DISTRICT SUBSCRIBES TO ELEVATOR   [Etfort in That Locality Bears  Good Fruit Among the I. Farmers Interested.

GRANDVIEW DISTRICT ‘SUBSCRIBES TO ELEVATOR   ts  [ eitort in That Locality Bears Good Fruit Among the Farmers Interested.

CONSIDERS FAIR'S FUTURE       Oty Pluns Commitiee of Commercin Cink Takes Up the Matter  oe bene tmemant.

CONSIDERS FAIR'S FUTURE   Clty Plans Committee of Commercial Cink Takes Up the Matter of Imoeroevement.

VOTES FOR ALL INY.W.CA   Membership Franchise ig Extended Beyond the Evangelleal Churches,

VOTES FOR ALL IN Y. W.C. A.   Bee gh Membership Franchise Is Extended Beyond the Evangelical Churches.

EVERYTHING FREE AT TOWN'S FIRST HOLIDAY   Merchants Alive to Conditions and Are Working Hard to Make Next Thursday's Picnic a  Si a aaa ae   CO-OPERATION

Forced to Take Family to Police Station When Fandinrde Refuse Flat

SPENT FIVE NIGHTS _- ~ ATRAIL STATIONS   Chicago Landlords Mave _ ed to Babies. .

HE HAD CHILDREN.   And Chicago Lamourd Will Not Let Him Hawe a Biacr ta tive.

FOR RENT:—Furnished rooms Phone 726. 415 East Front Street Adv. 19%) Aug. 6-7-9,

Don't miss Larry Semon in THE HEAD WATTER LeRose Theatre Sunday and Monda  Adv. D 190 € Aug. 3-7.

Thursday, Nov.  1th, Marks The Second Anniversary of That Memoria! Day When The Guns Were Hushed by Allied Victory.   HONOR THE SOLDIERS LIVING AND DEAD

LENGUE OF NATIONS 15 PRESENTED 10 INDIANA VOTERS BY GOV. COX   NOMINEE PAYS FOURTH CAMPAIGN VISIT TO HOOSIER STATE THIS AFTERNOON,

WOOD PETITIONS IN INDIANA STIR THE POLITICIANS   AVER THIS AN.IMPORTANT DE VELOPMENT OF PRESENT CAMPAIGN   HAMILTON MOVE NOT AUTHORIZEI   See Chance That Petitions May Not Be Filed If General Decides Not to Enter Primary

WOOD PAPER MARES STIR IN POLITICS   Neme Aopears in Full Aftey Goodrich Agitation Took Definite Form.

WEALTHY BUILDER GOES, ‘ ON'TRIAL FOR: PERJUR'   Gearze 8. Backer Case’ First: t - Grow Out of- Building Trus - Investigation. ~~ on

"BULDINGTRUS   The Hearing of Perjury Charge  Brings a Repetition of + * Blackmail Charge. 4   MORE ARRESTS ARE MADE   Sixteen Mea Charged With De- stroying Evidence Need= ed In the Case.

PUT DOWN POLICE STRIKE AND WAS RE-ELECTED GOVERNOR BY OVERWHELMING MAJOR. ITY—VETOED BEER BILD.

Vice - Presidential Candidate Before Public in State Since His Graduation   TWICE ELECTED GOVERNOR      Born on Farm in 1872, Late! Studied Law and Elected Member of City Board

COOLIDGE WORKED WAY UP POLITICAL LADDER IN STATE   Won National Reputation _ During Boston Police Strike for Determined Stand.

OOLIDGE NEW ENGLANDER   Candidate for Vice President Born on Vermont Farm-—Smahsed Rosaton Strike.

BOSTON POLIGE STRIKE MADE COOLIDGE: FAMOUS   Was Later Re-Elected Governor of Massachusetts by: Largest  gotal Vote Ever. Cast 

STAND TAKEN BY MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR DURING BOSTON POLICE STRIKE WON HIM WIDE PUBLICITY

COOLIDGE WAS COUNTED WITH DARK HORSES   HAS BEEN IN PUBLIC LIFE IN MASSACHUSETTS BVER SINCKH SCHOOL DAYS   Little Known Outside Bay State Until As Geverner He Stopped The Hoston Police strike.

COOLIDGE WILL ACCEPT HONOR   Massachusetts Governor i:  Nominated While Taking Stroll in Boston.   WAYS FADSSIVE CANDIDATE Believed His First Duty Lay in Present Office.

Bitter Battle For Control Of Jersey Voters   dohnson and Wood Determined te (ein Control of New Jersey's Delevates—- Wood Is Facing Strenuods Speaking rey Tint?

BITTER FIGHT ~ BEING STAGED _ INNEWJERSEY   AGIXSON AXLE WOOD TX RED HOT CAMPALRN TO CAPTURE THE CONVENTUP,   BELIEVER HITCHCOCK WILL SOON HAVE FELL CHARGE GE WOGh CANPALYN.

BUY TWO GRAINS—$250,0007   Radium Plant on Chicago’s South Side Produces 2\4 of Them a Year.

‘HE ST. PAUL IS SAFE.      But Must Put Inta Port. Because of Engine Troubles. .

RUSSIANS DELAY SIGNING PEACE   Polish Government Takes Up Negotiations Direct. With Central Government.

THREE BADLY BURNED      Serious Gas Explosion on Lease at Bardwell

Pirates Capture French Ship and  Rob Americans   Bandits Compel Crew to Rov Them From Steamer to -the Shore.

AMERICANS ON BOARD — FRENCH PACKET ARE VICTIMS OF PIRATES   Wife of Director ieneral of Near East Retief and Other Women Relieved oF Valuables at (tun Point.

PIRATES HOLD dP FRENCH PAGKET, AOS AE RIEANS   Women From United States Victim of Plot by  Dandijec   {5 IN ROBBER CREW      With Loot Go Ashore it Boals They.Compel Sea: mento Man.

PIRATES ROB WOMEN   FRENCH PACKET HELD UP IN  pBLack SEA,  7   American Relief Workers on Board— Transferred to U. S. Destroyer Cole at Constantinople.

ADVISES MERCHANTS - JO EMPLOY GUARDS   Daring Robberies Enacted aj at Tulsa.

ARMED MEN FOR THE STORES      Tulsa Merchants Advised to Shoot Woukd-be Rebbera.

TULSA FILLED WITH ROBBERS   Police Chief Advises Merchants to Arm and Shoot To Kill.

TWENTY-FIVE INDIANA MINES RESUME WORK   Union Officials Claim Order for ~ Return Not Received in Time  far Reenmntian Taday.

INDIANA COAL MIKES EXPECTED 10 RE-OPE   Union Officials Voice Predic: tion That Men Will Return to Work To-day

BRANDS LEAGUE DANGER TO WORLD   Noted Republican oaysS ACTS Must Decide Ihe Greatest Question in Histery Of The Country.     Miict Chanco  Poiwoon [men   Must Choose ‘“ Feiween /meri can Nationalism and Pclitical Internationalism'’ he Accartc.

LAST EDITION   HILL SCORES WILSON AT UNOFFICIAL CONVENTION   Temporary Chairman of New York Republican Meeting Accepts Campaign Challenga.   CALLS FOR AMERICANISM   Says Only Hope in League Is Change from Military to Judicial Organization,

SAYS LEAGUE If NOT IN CONTROL   DAVID JAYNE HILL CALLS ON "THE VOTERS TO DECIDE  WORLD POLICY.

BRANDS LEAGUE  DANGER TA WARTR   Question in Histery Of The Country.  Must Choose “ Feiween Ameri can Nationalism and Pclitical Internatiovalism”’ He Asserts.

HOOSIER PRIMARY WARMING UP   Johnson, Wood, Lowden and Harding Are Entered.

[FOUR BELOW IS 'CASHTOWN RECORD   Mercury Dropped to Lowest Point of Season Friday Night.

ENGLION MAY DAY A UDLUIFIGATION   Estimated Millions Participate in Observance—No Untoward Acts Reported.

RIGHT MILLION WORKERS JOIK IN OBSERVANCE   No Interruption to Nation’ Public Services in Eng : land, However.

GOV. HARDING IMPLICATED IN SCANDAI   Packing House Stock Sales. man Had Bogus Endorsement Signed By Governor.

ON ALL SUGAR SHIPMENTS FROM UNITED STATES =   Urged Upon Palmer Today by His Assistant.

ASKS EMBARGO ON” SUGAR   Attorney Genera! Palmer Is Told Ac tion Is Necessary to Keep Down Prices,

EMBARGO ASKED ON SUGAR   Palmer Informed Action Is Necessary to Keep Down Price.

IMMEDIATE EMBARGO URGED FOR SUGAR SHIPMENT:   (Iso Suggested That Congress Passed Legislation Permitiivg Depart. ment fo THestrict Sagur Sates,

RAPS HARDING'S FOREIGN POLICY   Cox Directs New Assault Agains Obie’s Repablican Prendential Aspirant   CITES EIGHT STANDS   Each Taken by Harding Has Dif. ferent Attitude Toward International Policies

GOV. COX WANTS + ADANGON-TAFT JOINT DEBATE   Suggests That It Be Held Or Front Porch at Marion, Nhio.   WITH HARDING AS REFEREE

SAYS SENATGR BARDING HAS BAEREN EMUHT DIFFERENT POSITIONS   HARDING CANDIDATE OF SEN. ATORIAL QLIGARCHY TRY: ING TY. BUY PRESUDENCY

WUXTIEARD If TMUNTANA, GOEa AFTER TIARDING   HIS OPPONENT IS -!  WOBBLING   BE HAS TAKEN EIGHT POSITIONS UPON THE LEAGUE.

WANTS HARDING TO REFEREE Tit JOHNSON DEBATE   Gov. Cox Says Republicar Nominee Has Taken Eight Different Positions.   DEMANDS A DEFINITE STATEMENT ON LEAGUE   Democratic Candidate in Number of Addresses in Montana Repeats Charge That Big Business Interests Are Trying to Buy Presidency.

UK AaoAl INTERNATIONAL HARDING POLIC)   Candidate Says G. O. P. As pirant Has Light League Positions,   Enumerates Senator Hard ings Actions on National Issue.

COX BEGING NEW LINE OF ATTACK   Accuses Senator Harding of Inconsistency   ON LEAGUE QUESTION   Recites Eight Different Positions Republican Candidate is Said to Have Taken and Suggests Joint Debate Between Johnson and Taft with Harding as the Referee

CITES ElGit] POSITIONS OF HIS OPPONEN   Speaking to Montana Audience, Democratic Nominee Assails G. O. P Standard Bearer and Raps Vacillating Record

Governor Cox Demands Senator Harding Take Definite Treaty Stan   ‘Republican Has Taken Fight Different Positions He Says in Montana Speech.

OFFICER SUSPECTED   oe Kansas. City Patrolman Identified Ry Rebbed Physician

SAYS OFFICER HELD HIM UP   Kansas City’s Latest Case I: A Scream.   VICTIM IDENTIFIES OFFICER   Yharge of Robbery Placed Against Patrolman, Who Enters aDenial of Accusation.

Wilson’s Mosl Recent Ex. pression Was Made Thurs day in Leller lo Senator Hitchcock  MYSTERY DEEPENS Admission Made ‘Thal Glass Has Been Acting as Gobelween Fron While House To Leaders,

WILSON EAGER TO TAKE THE TREATY TO THE PEOPLE   HITCHCOCK’S DENIAL AS TO LETTER FAILS TO HOLD GOOD.

10 HITCHCOCK   Sneator denies report that he received communication from White House

MYSTERY SHROUDS RELATIONS WITH GLASS AND WILSOK   President’s Affirmation of Stand On. Treaty Questioned.   GLASS GO-BETWEEN   Letters Stating Wilson’s Position Sent To Senators.

The Weathei   Mirginia Senator Got. Letter Urging. Defeat of Re».arpead Pact.   LODGE TO PUSH VOTE   Il Leaders Agree Pact Now Will Go Before the Voters. 5

SOMEBODY LIED ~ AC IT APEA   Concerning Letters President is Said to Have Written to. Democratic Senators.   aun! POLICY ON PEACE TREATY    Publication Promised of Let ters, Receipt of Which Has Been Denied.

BOY CONFESSES T0 KILLING FATHER      Layton Devault, 17. Being Held in Ross-co. Jail

Then Placed Body in Stable to Indicate Horse Had Kicked Him   CHILLICOTHE LAD IN JAIL. TELLS OF CRIME

SEES FALL UF IUKK UAPITAL   Paris Military Observers Fear Reds Will Capture Constantinople.

REDS MAY GET TURK CAPITAL   Observers in Paris Predict the Fall of Constantinopie Within Six Months.

SOVIET WOMEN EQUALS 10 MEN SAYS BRITISHER   MRS. SNOWDEN BELIEVES THE RUSSIANS WILL, DEFEAT POLES SOON

MURPH 1 EAPPESNED Al bP BALK  ital   URGE RESERVATION BY U. S. SENATE   Would Declare Against kconomic Boyeott Untess Congress Approves

HT WILL BE RESUMEI   Bi-Partisan Conference Failed to Effect Com promise on Treaty

FATE OF COMPROMISE NEGOTIATIONS TILL REMAINING WH DOUBT   [Bi-Partisan Conference Dis cusses Without Decision Re fusal of Republicans   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS EXPRESSING SURPRISE   General Attitude of Confereei  Is Not One of Optimism Over Pact Outlook

FINAL EFFORT AT COMPROMISE FAILS   Democrats Reply to Republican Ultimatum That Reservations to Article Ten Must Stand Unchanaed.

TREATY FIGHT TRANSFERRED 10 SENATE FLOOR   Compromise Conference Busts Up Following Effort to Settle Matter.

Democratic Leaders, Replying to Republican Ultimatum Regarding Articlé X, Do Not Present Definite Refusal to Proceed With Negotiatious—Solution Hoped For

COMPROMISE MAY YET BE REACHED ON PARIS TREATY   Some Senators on Both Sides Profess to See Agreement.   DEMOCRATS SURPRISED AT ULTIMATUM BY REPUBLICANS   Most of Individual Already Had Agreed to Article en...

Rotusa ie “Republicans ta: Com: “promise an Article 10, Sur prises Democrats; *.      MAKE “NO” CONCESSIONS   PROPOSED CHANGH = DOESN'T - APPHAL TO GO. P.   Neinoerats Would. Let Cangress  2 Neodde Qeford Using: boyeott  > @r Awmed Force—Senat ory “Not Optimistic’ °°

FATE OE COMPROMISE ON TREATY IN DOUB   No Decision Reached By Conference; Democrats Present No Definite Refusal.

COMPROMISE ON PEACE TREATY VERY UNLIKEL\   Fate of Negotiations Pessimistic Since Break’ Between Republicans and Democrats In Committee   FIGHT WILL CONTINUE ON FLOOR OF SENATE   Democrats May Draw Up Modifications to Treaty and Call For Vote in Senate; Another Conference

TREATY FATE REMAINED ~" INDOUBT   FOLLOWING REFUSAL OF REPUBLICANS TO COMPROMISE ON: AR  reese ors reeayT   Senators on Both Sides,  However, Pfofess to. See - Hope that Compromise ’ Mav’ Yet Be Reached.

ONON "PEACE TREATY AGAIN IN DOUBI   senator Hitchcock Thinks Agreement May Yet Be Reached

CARLY FIN (on OF WIDE EXPANSION   Predicted in Federal Reserve Board Report   NO PRICE CHECK YET   Summary of Business Shows Financial and Banking Authorities are Looking More Seriously at General Situation in Credit and to Urge Adoption of Conservatism.

DRIFTING BACK TO NORMWAL,   Signs of Farly bading of the Ware  time Speenlative Orgy.

UPWARD MOVEMENT OF PRICES NOT CHECKED   Banks Are Said to Be Exercising a Greater Degrec  oe Discrimination ane todo ant 1 BHeIAneS.

PROSPEROUS SPRING SEASON (5 INDICATED   FEBRUARY BUSINESS CONDITIONS SUMMARIZED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD.   Early Ending of General- Expansion of Wax and Postwar Periods Is. Forecast.

OPEGULATION ON THE WANE   Early Ending of War-time Ex pansion Forecast in Statement by Reserve Board.

EARLY ENDING OF - POST WAR TRADE EXPANSION SEE   Upward Move of Prices Stil Unchecked According to Summary of Reserve Bank

RESERVE BOARD REVIEWS TRADE   Upward Movement of Prices Continues Unchecked.   GENERAL PROSPECTS OUTLINED   Financial and Banking Authorities Urrging the Adoption of Conservative Policies In the Matter of Credit—Orgy of Speculation Not  * Absolutely Checked, Says the Federal Board's Statement.

CLAIMS EXPANSION WILL STOP SOON   February Conditions Revealed By Federal Reserve Board.   ‘inancial Authorities Said to be Looking More Seriously at General Situation in Credit —High Living Costs Not Checked -— Interest Rates Rising in Most Districts.

GOO IDGE THINKS MORE OF FRIENDS THAN HIGH OFFICE   Appreciates Greatly Honor Conferred Upon Him by Republican Convention.   TOUCHED BY TRIBUTE OF THOSE WHO KNOW HIM   Receives Congratulations From the Massachusetts Senators. Greeted by Lieutenant Governor and State Delegates to Chicago.

GOV. COOLIDGE FELIGITATED bY PARTY LEADER   Offices Fade Away, But the Friendship and Esteem in Which Men Hold Each Other Remain Forever.

SENATOR WORKS HARD AT WASHINGTON; WIEL: CONFER REGULARLY WITH EDITORS

COOLIDGE ANSWERS CONGRATULATIONS   MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN LEADERS HOLD RECEPTION FOR THE NOMINER,

BAY STATE 6.0. P. HONORS GOOLIDGE   Reception Held At Capitol Monday Headed by Prominent Party Leaders.

"Tn FINICH WARY   Final Action at Later. Dats  Would ‘oipecil Many   SPEGIAL SESSION WILL NOT BE CALLED BY CO}   Long List of Bills Must B Signed and Sent to “" Governor,

Now In The Hands OF Governor Cox For His Consideration   Republican Legislature Gets Into a Tangle Even Over Adjournment Sine Die

FOR WEDNESDAY NEX’ - TO KEEP ALIVE BILLS PASSED.   In Meantime. Bi Bills Will be . Enrolled and. Made Ready . for Signatures of Presid* ine Officers.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MUST BE RECALLED   Senate Passes Motion That Wil! Resuit in Recall at 4 P.M. Wednesday When it Finds That Recess Would Imperil Hundred Bilis to be Signed

FAAZIER HUNT HAS. “SAVED. JAPANESE FROM. EXECUTION   Veteran Foreign Corresponden Returned To Vladivostok .Afte: Investigation OF Affairs.   ENTERED HEART OF RUSSIA

ANOTE TO” ~~ TAPANESE    American Correspondent Brough:  Jap Prisoners, Sent By “Partisans,”

WILODN 3 oECRET MESSAGE 10 SIMS I MADE PUBLIC   President Expressed Surprise at Britain’s Naval Course and Urged Boldness in Attack on Submarines.

‘SBIRE A ~OUT-BY CHIE!   : -_ re Si A é *S : a /PRESIDENT'S. ) TELEGRAM TC  ) SIMS, DEALING WITH’ BRITISH tS PRESENTED...

Expressed Surprise ‘That British British \Ad. miralty Hea Failed To Use y  \iBritain’s Natal Sancriosity.

“BRITISH PLANS SEEM  TO US INEFFICACIOUS’   Confidential Letter to Officer Then in England Is Produced Before Senate Committee by Daniels.

WILSON’S MESSAGE TO SIMS GIVEN QU   Daniels Makes Public Confi dential Communication,

SINS. WAS-NEAR—. BEING JN. PANI   OVER SUBMARINE: SITUATION   According to Testimony Given) Today 7 ate Secretary, Daniels—President ° : “Urged Bolder? Policy

WILSON'S CABLE TO SIMS READIN SENATE INQUIRY   Reply of Admiral Said To Have Displeased President

Bélieved That British Could Be ~ Depended Upon: to “Take _ Care OF Laas Than Thal

WAS SURPRISED AT FAILURE T0 CHECK U-BOATS   Wilson Did Not Understand Why British Naval Superiority Was Not Used Effectively.

WILSON ASKED SIMS FOR ADVICE BUT GOT GENERALITIES   Unpublished Telegram from Wilson to Sims Given by  Secretary.   PRESIDENT WAS ANXIOUS   Wanted to Know What ‘Great British Navy Was Doing to Beat Submarines.

CABLEGRAM T) SIMS BY WILSON IS MADE PUBL   SECRETARY DANIELS READS WAR MESSAGE TO SENATE COMMITTEE.

WILSON DIDN’T LIKE THE ADVICE OF SIMS   DANIELS CONTINUES TESTI. MONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE         President Urged Bold and Independent Action—Thought Sims Pro-Br-tish

Sought the Advice of Admiral Sims As ~ JoHowTo Proceed   Confidential Messages Are Revealed By Secretary Daniels

MORE OF WILSON'S SECRET MESSAGES BARED: BY DANIELS   CONFIDENTIAL INSTRUC TIONS FROM PRESIDENT TO SIMS ARE READ.   RPRITISH BELPLESS   ‘Au Plans U. S. '§. Suggested Are  . Rejected, Executive * Terlares.

OECRETARY OF NAW TELLS OF NAR WE SCareS   ‘Sims Was Hypnotized by Brit ish, Daniels Tells Senate i Investigators   WILSON CALLS FOR -  INDEPENDENT ACT   President Disappointed by Answer Sent by Admiral From London

‘U BOATS HELD ENGLISH NAVY AT BAY, CLAIM   Wilson Chagrined by British Inactivity Says Daniels.

BRITISH DELAYS AROUSE WILSON   President Displeased Following Sims’ Reply to Tart White House Message

BRITISH NAVY HELPLESS, SAID WILSON MESSAGE   Wired Admiral During War Every U. S. Plan was Rejected by Ad. miralty for Reason of Prudence

President Wilson Known to’ Be Aware Of Britain’s Inefficacio usNavy Help — Given United States Early in the War; ~ Letter to Admiral Sims London at First Of. Strugéle Reveals Dangerous Situation

DANIELS BACK _ AT SAILOR sv   NAVY SECRETARY  ANSWERS CHARGES BEFORE COMMITTEE.   PRIVATE CABLEGRAM   MESSAGE FROM WILSON [f0-AD« MIRAL BROUGHT VAGUE REPLY   “Full of Generalities,” : Secretary. ’ Dectares—-Hiniy Pro- -. . British. : mt

WILSON VEXED AT ADM'L olla   Considered Replacing Hir With Some Other Officer of the Navy.   Regarded Commander as Owned by English Admiralty and Quite Pro-British.

Very Very Much Surprised a Admiralty for Not Heing More Reckless in War.   ENT MAY-I-NOT TO SIMS ON THE SUBJECT

WILSON CABLED SIMS REGARDING NAVAL INACTION   Daniels Reads Message Showing President Was Impatient of Great Caution.

WILSON DEPLORED BRITISH FAILURE 10 USE BIG NAVY   sec y. Daniels Makes Public President’s Early Criticism.

WILSON URGED BOLD STROKE BY WAVY IN EARLY PART OF WAT   Sec. Daniels Reads Confidential Telegrams on Sims Case.

BRITISH ADMIRALTY IN PANIC OVER SUBMARINE, WILSON TELLS ’<SIMS IN CONFIDENTIAL CABLE]

ADMIRAL SIMS “HYPNOTIZED” BY JOHN BULL   Secretary of the Navy Dan iels Presents More Enlightening Testimony.   READS WILSON’S VIEW TO THE ADMIRAL   President Expressed Great Surprise at Lack of British Navy’s Effectiveness.

Secretary Makes Public More Documents Bearing on the War.   CABLEGRAM FROM WILSON IS READ

WILSON URGED ACTION, BUT SIMS WOULD NOT OPPOSE BRITISH.   TIME FOR BOLDNESS AND NOT PRUDENCE, URGED PRESIDEN}

LETTER 10 SIMS BEFOR: SENATE    PRESIDENT WILSON WAS SURPRISED THAT GREAT BRITAIN DID NOT END THE SUB MENACE.

WILSON TOLD olMa BRITISH (IN PANIL   Said Admiralty Too Timid Over German Submarine Warfare.   U. S. SEA PLANS REJECTED   Declared Great English Navy Help. less, in Cablegram Sent to the Admiral, and Read to Senate Committee by Daniels.

NINE KILLED AT BELFAST.   Tetal of Twenty Dend Since the Riotime Started.

BELFAST RIOTS ~ GROW WORSE   Three. Additional, Deaths. Swel List to Twenty. ; nine   WOMEN FIGHT- - FURIOUSLY   Engage:  A Combat wi he Each: other

SCORE OF DEAD IN BELFAST RIOTIN(   Toll Mounts Higher a as Anti-Catholi Outrages eg Uninterruptster.

NAUF IS OUT ATTER GIVING BAIL OF $100(   New York Giants Center-Fielde! Arraigned On Charge   Prosecution Says Auto’ Stolen Dec. 8th Instead of Oct 27

$2,000,000 SOLDIER MEMORIAL PROVIDEL   House Passes Memorial Bill and Re stores Tax Levy and Rond Control to Localities

APPROPRIATION AND HOME RULE BILLS ARE ADOPTED   Proposal te Restore Local Control of Bonds Issues and Tax Levies Is Approved by Indiana House.

NG TRADE BODY PUSHED 10 FRONT   Scores of Bankers Attend Conference at Chicago.   PUSH $100,000,000 DEAL   First Steps Are Taken at Meeting Addressed by Edge, Author of the Bill to Boost Foreign Trade.

BANKERS PUSH EXPORT BOD!   Organization of Most Powerful Financia!’ Corporation Undertaken at Chicago.

Whale With Hind Legs Is the Latest Anomaly to Puzzle Naturalists

Judge Anderson In Federal Court Friday Overrules Abatement Pleas In Behalf of Coal Men Charged With Violating the Lever Food and Fuel Control  , ee

HUSBAND OF TRUNK MURDER VIGTIM [5 SOUGHT BY POLICE   Woman Identified as Mrs. Eu gene Leroy Believed Victim Of Jealous Spouse—More Clues Are Obtained.

NATION-WIDE. HUNT FOR EUGENE LEROY:   Description of Man Suspected of Murdering Wife Sent -Out Broadcast   SECOND TRUNK IS SOUGHT.   Tatum, Whose Statement Implicates Leroy Will Be Brought to Detroit

LEROY BELIEVED TO BE SLAYER   Detroit Pelice  Definitely Copneet Hime With Trenk Myatery.

SEARCH FOR LEROY EXTENDS OVER ALL THE CONTINENT NOW   Hunt for Man Thought to Have Murdered His Wife Because of Jealousy.   FRIEND OF THE MURDERED WOMAN FOUND IN SOUTH   Another Man Held at Chicago Thought to Have Been Leroy Discovered Not to Be.

SEARCH IS STARTED FOR EUGENE LEROY   Whereabouts of Man Who Mur dered Wife 'Are Still Un‘known by Officers.

NATION-WIDE SEARCH  ON FOR WIFE-SLAYER   i Detroit Police Fail to Identify Man Held As Suspect; Jealousy Seen As Motive

UN HUODAND BEING HUNTED FOR IN TRUNK MYSTER}   Peace oe Are Search~ ing For gene Leroy Whose wink: Mutilated Body Was Found in N, Y.   JEALOUSY, REVENGE HAD PART IN CRIME   Identification of Victim Is Established by Policemen Who Recognize Clothes Found In Container,

{EALOUSY PLAYS PART IN TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY   Police Thruout Nation Search For Eugene . LeRoy, Husband of the Victim.

SEARGH FOR LE ROY BECOMES NATIONAL   JEALOUSY AND REVENGE PLAYED PART IN MURDER IS BELIEF.

JEALOUSY BELIEVED IN TRUNK MSYTER'   Detroit Police Searching for Hus band of Woman Whose Mult-, lated Body Shipped to N. Y/

SEARCH FOR MURDERER IS NATION-WIDE   Police OF Every Large Cily Asked To Join In Hunt Por Eugéne  Leroy, Man Suspected ‘Of  oC aa.   ‘TO BRING TATUM TO DETROIT   Woman Whose ‘Mutilated Body ‘Was Found In Trunk In New York Identified As Katherine  FOR AL Aiiseleeimny      JEALOUSY MOTIVE IS BELIEF

HUSBAND OF WOMAN NOW BEING SOUGHT   DETROIT POLICE BEGIN NATION WIDE SEARCH TQ SOLVE TRUNK MYSTERY,

IN TRUMK MYSTERY   Nation-Wide Search for Slayer instituted; Body Is Indentifed.

SHOWS CONCERN   Fear Other Ba als. Besidellanover ET soll it May. hg. favalved, a re   ‘Detectives Keep Tabs ‘on H im—Authoritiés: Tura Attestion®  "Get-Rich-Guick Firm

MORE ARRESTS TO FOLLEW IN PONZT SCORME   ATTORNEY GENERAL  INVESTIGATING OTHER RECKLESS INVESTMENT RUSINESSES —/TO  PROICEED  AGIALNST PONZI   ‘Steps Taken tfo Protect Note Holders—P:¢-rata  Distribution Among#Creditors Believed  Possible. 6 .- sy

MONTANA STRIKE CALLED BY .W. W   Streets of Butte Crowded With Idle Miners—No De mands Made.

BUTTE FULL OF IDLE MINERS   Walk Oet in Rewponse to a Strike Call ef ‘be I. RR. we.

MANY MINERS ON STRIKE.   Workers in Butte District are Called Out by I. W. W.

Loyal Miners Hustled Out of Street Cars and Others ‘Met at Shafts and Sent Back Home; Fist Fights Numerous, But. no’ Casualties; All Mines Dewn; Saloons Are Closed.

CLUB PAYS FOR MAINS   Under the Agreement City Is to Buy: Back Mains in Town __ in Ten Years   Club Members Have Raised $7,000 to Pay for Cost of Tnstalling Mains

Club Members Have Raised $7,000 to Pay for Cost of Installing Mains

MAGAZINES MAY BE FORCED TO SUSPEND   PAPER SHORTAGE AND RAILWAY STRIKE CONFRONTS PERIODICALS  iia   REFORESTATION — URGED   New a of Development for National Timber Reserves Advocated by Pulp Men,

STRIKES AND PAPER SHORTAGE MAY FORCE MAGAZINES TO OUT’   Publishers of Several Period. icals Plan to Combine Two  Issues Into One

MAGAZINES FACE SUSPENSION      Periodicals Combine Editions Because of Paper Shertage Caused by Rail Strike.

GADDIS RESIGNS AS SEC TO HITCHCOCK   Well Known Nebraskan to Acain En gage in Newspaver Work at Omaha.

SECRETARY GADDIS RESIGNED   Will Leave Washington to Enter Newspaper Work in Omaha.

DUTCH BANKER WARNS U. S.   Declares America Vitally Interested in Euronean Economics.

WARNS U.S. ON WAR FINANCES   Dutch Banker at Worid Conference at Brusse!s Speaks on Reconstruction Plans.

LANDIS BARS SALOON MEN FROM BUSINESS   FEDERAL COURT JUDGE ISSUES ORDER CLOSING PLACES UNTIL CASES ARE DISPOSED OF BY HIM.

LANDIS RESTRAINS 72. CHICAGO SALOON MEI   Attorney General Asks Thei. ‘Places be Closed,

COURTS ASKED FOR ORDER TO onlT UP CHICAGO SALOONS   ‘Brundage Brands Boozeries as Corruption Hatchers and ; > Asks 70 Injunctions.

LANDIS SHUTS UP. EIGHT BARS FOR LIQUOR VIGLATION   Mlinois Attorney General De  mands Similar Action for Se 79 MWthore *

LANDIS ISSUES RESTRAINT FOR ~ 72 SALOON MEN   Attorney General of Illinois Had Asked That Places  ND. MtArei.d

SEEKS INJUNCTIONS: MAY CLOSE SALOON:   Chicago Liquor Men Called In: to Landis Court—Places — Called Nuisances.

LANDIS CORKS BARREL'S BUNG   Federal Jurist Hits Chicage Bootleggers a Blow Today.

JUDGE LANDIS AFTER SALOONS   ISSUES RESTRAINING ORD. ER AGAINST 72 CHICAGO PLACES.

(2 INJUNCTION SUITS AGAINST CHI, SALOONS   Attorney General Brundag: Takes Up Gauntlet Against Liquor.   DRUG STORES TO BE ATTACKED, TOO   Official Says Best Way t Correct a Bad Law is to Enforce It.

13 oALOOK AEEPERD OF Chl ON THE GRILL   rFederal Judge Landis Issues Restrain ing Orders This Afternoon In Chi cago Against Saioon Men.

FILE SUITS FOR INJUNCTIONS   Would Restrain Seventy Saloons in Chicago "From Operating

AN ORDER   Federal Judge’ at Chicago’ t ta Stop Many Saleos Men.   STOP VIOLATING THE LAW   Move Made Through Atterney General of Mlifeis May Check Liquer Sales.

COURT ASKED TO SHUT GROG SHOPS    Attorney General Brings Proceedings Against Chicago Saloons and Cabarets.

ASKS FOR INJUNCTION TO CLOSE UP SEVENTY SALGONS IN CHICAGC   Attorney General Will Bring Suit Against Property Owners.

LANDIS SHUTS UP EIGHT BARS FOR LIQUOR VIOLATION   Illinois Attorney General De mands Similar Action for 7? Others

CLEVELAND NEWSPAPERS _ AND THOSE IN NEW YORK” ADVANCE THEIR PRICES

TRAINS TIED UP IN DUBLIN   Rail’. Workers) Refuse to Moye Cars Boarded by Sol--diers,

‘Wants League : _of- Her Own      Holland Calla Conference of Newtrn States to Conshter Protection of Ita Interests, Oo.

PRIVIES OF RIMINI RUN INFO THIS STUFF YOU DRINK AT YOUR TABLE.   AS WELL TO FACE TRUTH

HLTRY WATER 10 GEING Woe ALL THE TINE   PRIVIES OF RIMINI RUN INTO THIS STUFF YOU DRINK AT YOUR TABLE.   AS WELL TO FACE TRUTE

USE MOVIES TO WAR ON RENTS   Chicago Suburbanites Organ ize and Plan Campaign Against Landlords

WARFARE ON THE PROFITEERS   Mevies te Be Utilized by Tenants 0! Chaleagwe Sabuarb.

PALMER BIDDING FOR PRESIDENCY, FOSTER ANSWER   Latter’ Says Brainstorin: Cause of Attorhey General Saying He’s Leading Strike.

FOSTER CALLS PALMER   SAYS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL IS MAKING BIDS FOR. VOTES FOR PRESIDENT.

OTER DENIES HE Vo BACKING AAILWAY STRIKE   Says Palmer Is Making Bid For the Support of “Big Business” In His Campaian For Presidency.

CREW SAVED AFTER SHIP IS WRECKED   Rescuc Comes After Force Remains Aboard Storm-Tossed Vessel Sixty-Three Hours,

REAGUED EROR SHIPWRECK    Mariners Taken From Vessel After Facing Death for Sixty-three Hours.

WIDLAR CREW REACHES PORT   CREW OF STEAMER BATTLES WITH LAKE SUPERIOR . WAVES 63 HOURS

LA FOLLETTE FAVORED BY THIRD PARTY   Wisconsin Senator” and Johnson Cheered at OChieaon Meet   SHARP APPACK: ON: GARY   Speaker Charges Steel Trust Controvled G. 0. PL Convetrtion

LA FOLLETTE FAVORED BY THIRD PARTY   Wisconsin, Senator ane Johnson Cheered at Chicago Meet   SHARP APPACK ON GARY   Speaker Charges” Steel Trus Controtied G0. P. ~*~ Convertion

PAPITAL STOCK OF TRE FARMERS UNION AGENCY AE MORE THAN DOUBLED   WILL BE PRINCIPAL BUSINES! BEFORE STATE MEETING ON AUGUST TENTH,

CONVENTION OF FARMERS UNION   Capital Stock Increase I: Principal Business of Gathering

CONVENTIO TION. OF _ FARMERS UNION   Capital Stock Increase I: _ Principal Business of Gathering

WEREDITH SAYS   New Secretary of Agriculture Discusses Service in Terms of Advertising.

secretary of Agriculture -Declares Talk. About Waste and. Graft in Washington: is. Poor: Advertising: Gives Ambitions:

MEREDITH HOPES TO AID FARMERS TO BETTER CROPS   Declares His Object  To Increase Service Of Department.

SECRETARY MEREDITH TALKS TO MERCHANTS   Chief Product of the Agriculture Department, He Says Is “‘Service.’’   WOULD INCREASE OUTPUT   Deplores Careless Criticisms and Urges People to Advertise Good Points.

Secretary of Agriculture Mere. dith Desires Improvement of Departmental Service

ASKSFORLESS — GRUMBLING AND MORE HUSTLING   Secretary Meredith Out spoken in Condemning Habitual Kicker.   SPEAKS BEFORE N. Y. MERCHANTS   Work of Farmer the Pas Few Years Reviewed and Praised.

GIVE SERVICE I) AMBITION OF MEREDITH   Secretary of Agriculture Tells of His Desire to Serve the People.   SUMMARIZED WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT   No Effort Will Be Spared to Deliver the Goods.

MEREDITH AIMS TO DOUBLE WORK OF DEPARTMENT   Give People ‘Service’ He Tells Merchants  Association.

MEREDITH URGES MORE MONEY FOR FARM ‘SERVICE’   Tells New Yorkers One-Third of Appropriation Used for Agriculture.   wr 7a US WS eae we  Uses Advertising Terms In Plea for Increased Finance for Denartment.

MEREDITH HOPES FOR AGRICULTURE FORMED BASIS OF A SPECK   Tells Merchants’ Assn. He Hopes to Increase Its Service.

MEREDITH EXPLAINS ASPIRATIONS FOR ~ DEPARTMENT   Greater Service to Farmers ' Is Secretary’s Intention He Says in Speech

EREDITH PLEADS AGAINST GRAFT IN CAPITAL £5 TOPIG   Poor Advertising to Be Talking of Waste and Soft Snaps, N. Y. Merchants Told.   HIS BUREAU’S BUT AGENT OF THOSE GIVING SERVICE   Increased Appropriation Urged for Task of Aiding Farm Needs Thru Country.

erogress Is Belug Made by the - Seviet Armies.  we   TAKE THE RAILROAD AINE   ee! * Allies in Accord but Their Plans Have. Not Yet Been Announced,

RED ARMY SLOWLY THRUSTS FORWARD AT POLISH CAPITAL   Warsaw-Danzig Railroad Cut by Bolsheviki; Who Have Captured Ciechanow.   ALLIES WILL GUARANTEE POLAND’S WEST FRONTIER   5 I 28S Se  Hythe Conference to Uphold Territorial Integrity of New Republic.

TEXAS ENJOINED. IN OWL LEASES   Land In Dispute Between the Two States is Held for Ad. justment in Suit Pending ir The United States Suprem: Court.

RECEIVER NAMED FOR RED RIVER GIL LAN   Supreme Court Enjoins Texas and Oklahoma Against Ac. tivities Until Settled,

TEXAS [S ENJOINED   FROM ISSCENG PERMITS LN RED RIVER VALLEY.   Sapreme Conrt Takes Hand In the Oil Lands Contes: With Oklahoma —Rectirer Appointed.

High Court Enjoins Texas From Issuing Permits On  Contested Red River Land

tial re  tat vied Bes tn Med Rise rtp Tee Cas  ‘OLL . OUTFITS - REMAIN Final Decision ‘on Okla   IFinal Decision on Okla homa’ Proceedings Is  Awatted,

BRITIOH MINERS ARE FORGENERAL STRIKE   Referendum is Against Proposed Settlement—Work Mav Stop Saturday.

GENERAL COAL STRIKE — IN ENGLAND LOOMS NEAR   Tieup in Mining Fields Of Great Britain Appears Inevitable—Work May Stop In Districts Saturday Unless Intervention Made.

COAL STRIKE IS CERTAIN FOR BRITISH MINERS   THE MEN ARE DEMANDING 4 WAGE INCREASE AND A REDUCTION IN PRICE TO CONSUMER.   WORK WILL STOP SATURDAY   The Miners of Wales Expect to Have the Support of the Railwaymen and Dock Workers.

PRES. TO REPLY TO RAIL MEN   And Urge Them to “Abide hy Decision of dotat Wage Vribunal

PRESIDENT 10 REPLY TQ RAILROAD MEN   Counter Proposal Submitted Qpens the Door to Further Discussion of Wage Set tlamant*

ANOTHER LETTER FOR RAILROAD ME   Union Heads Expect Communication &, from, President on’ Wage : Controversy Soon -

PRESIDENT WILSON TO ~ COMMUNICATE WITH UNION OFFICIALS AGAIN SOON

WORK Of GONGRETE ROAD AT STANOSTIL   EMBARGO MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN SUFFICIENT CONCRETE SUPPLY

Wa ON GONCRETE ROAD AT STANOSTIL   EMBARGO MAKES’ TAKES TT IMPOSSIBLE OBTAIN. SUFFICIENT ~ CONCRETE SUPPLY

FORTUNES FOR HOP RAISERS   Home Brewers Are Making Central New York Farmers Rich—$1 a Pound Offered.

HOP RAISERS GROWING RICH   Home Brewers Cause Big Demand fo: New York Product.

LORD FRENCH IS FOR HOME RULE   Convinced It Is Only Way for England to Deal With lre'and.,   TRY TO BLOW UP STATION   Sinn Feirners Attack Police Barracks and Attempt to Dynamite Building—American Newspapers Barred at Dublin.

FRENCH BELIEVES HOME RULE IS BESI   Statement is Made By Viscount to News' papers

DYNAMITE PERILS IRISH BARRACKS   Constables After Siege Drive Off ~ Rebels at Thurles.   U. S. NEWSPAPERS’ SEIZED   Lord French Converted to Home Rule for Iretand—Convinced it Is Only Way for England to Deal With the Island.

LORD FRENCH IS A CONVERT   He Now Believes That Ireland is Entitled to Fullest Measure of Antonomy.

BELIEVES IN HOME RULE   Convinced it Is Only Way for England to Deal With ire'and,   Sinn Feiners Attack Police Barracks and Attempt to Dynamite Build. ing—American Newspapers Barred at Dublin.

LORD FRENCH IS FOR HOME RULE   Convinced it is Only Way for England to Deal With freland. a   Sinn Felnere Attack Police Barracks and Attempt te Dynamite Bulid_Ing—-American Newspapers Barred at Dublin.

BARES SPOUSE’S DUAL LIFE   Woman Tells Jeary Why fhe Shot lier Husband.

WRITING MESSAGE   GOVELNOR-ELECT McCRAY PRE: 3 PARING PAPER,   Will Bear Yown Hard one Necessity of Curbing Taxes.

WAITING MESOAGL   GOVERNOR-ELECT McCRAY PRE PARING PAPER,   Mul Dear Down Hard one Necessity of Curbing Taxes.

SIGNED AN ARMISTICE   Esthonians and Reds Have Peace Plan.   SOVIET CLAIMS THE WORLD   Trkutsk in State of Siege— Americans There are Leaving in Safe’y.

SOVIET AUTHORITY TO RULE WORLD, 15 MESSAGE OF REDS   Wireless From Moscow Flashe: New Year’s Greetings and Celebrates 1919 as “Year Of Victory.”   ARMIES GAIN GROUND   Capture of Two Towns Claimec In Official Statement of Bolsheviki—Fierce Fighting Is Reported,

FALL OF NOVOROSSISK INCREASES DISORDERS   Georgian Government Takes Steps t Defend Borders and Aske Leave to Move Troops

(BOYS BILLED INSTANT Y  Two Muatikato Boys Ground Un/ der Wheels of Rock Island Train Thursday Night.

BOYS KILLED IN‘...NTLY   Two Mankato Boys Ground Under Wheels of Rock Island Train Thursday Night.

Mla oMITH WAY TD ARDMORE   Accompanied by Sheriff Garret and Attorneys Who Will Represent Her.   Likely She Will Return to E Paso After Holidays to Await Trial.

ARDMORE GIRL UNDER ARREST   Clara Smith Surrenders at  EI Paso.   HAD BEEN HIDING AT CHIHUAHUA CITY   Leaves For Oklahoma This Morning. -

WOMAN WANTED FOR MURDER OF JAKE HAMON SURRENDERS SELE   Given Protection In Chihuahua By Mexican Official Who. Approached Her On Train When He Saw She Was In Trouble; Arrives In Ardmore Temorrow; Bail $10,000

HEALTH BROKEN, CMITH GIRL BAGK   Hamon’s Secretary Surrendera Herself to Ardmore Authorities.   FATHER GIVES OUT STORY

GIRL WANTED FOR DEATH OF HAMON GIVES SELF UP   Clara Smith Surrenders At El Paso To An swer Charges.

THE WOMAN: ~ RETURNING   Clara Barton Smith Left: El Pasc . for Ardmore Today.   WITH SHERIEF AND LAWYERS   Governor of Oklahoma to. Instruct Attorney General to Aid Prosecution.

ALLEGED SLAYER OF JAKE HAMON GIVES SELF UP   surrenders to Sheriff of Ardmore at Juarez.  TAKEN TO HER HOME   May be Taken to Ardmore Today, Where She Will Plead to Charge or Murder Tomorrow.

LONG SEARCH IS ENDED; 10 FACE TRIAI   Girl Suspect in Hamon _ Murder Gives Self } Up To Police.

Long Sought Woman Meets Of. ficers in Jaurez Opposite El Paso   PERMITTED TO SPEND THE NIGHT WITH HER PARENTS   Was to Be Taken to Ardmor Okla., Today Where She Will . Be Put on Trial   HEALTH BROKEN BY STRAIN   Women Charged With Murder o! Jake L, Harmon Is .Too Tired to Talk

ACCOMPANIED BY ARDMORE SHERIFF WOMAN !3 Et ROUTE TO FORT WORTH TODAY AFTER SPENDING LAST NICHT WiTH PARENTS.

Clara Smith Enters United Gas, Electricity and Steam ReStates From Mexico and main at Former Sched-. Sleeps at Home ules   STATEMENT OF FATHER WANTED BIG RAIS:   Tells of Flight of Girl.'Into Payments Made During Last Mexico and of “Mir- Thirty Days by Consumers gala” Roturned

OXLAROMA TO TARE PART IN HANDLING CLARA SMITH CAGE   Governor Will Appoint State Prosecutor to Assist in Trying Murder Charge.   FAMOUS FUGITIVE NOW ON WAY BACK TO ARDMORE   Leaves With Sheriff and Flock of Attorneys After Night Spent With Parents.

CLARA SWTH SURRENDERS   Yeung Women Accused of Death of Jake Hamon, Came From: Jaurez Last Night. Speedy Trial and Aceuittal Expected.

TO: OKLAHOMA SHER. : IFF TOOK PL A Cc E LAST NIGHT.   Woman: Accused of Jake ~ Hamon’: ’s Murder Sleeps in: Parents’ Home— To be ‘Taken to Ardmore.

Surrenders To Sheriff Buck Garrett of Ardmore, -and Spends Night With Parents in El Paso: - Will Reach Ardmore Tomorrow and Make Bond.

DENY THAT MSS WILL RECEIVE. A Of AL MAGNATE’S FORTIN   Attorney For Widow Has Made Thorough Seagch and Fails To “Locate Any Trace Of Will.

TATE MAY IN PROSEGUTING CLARA B. SMITH   ENDS LONG SEARCH BY SUR RENDERING SELF.   PUBLIC OPINION IN ARDMORE FAVORABLE T) HER   New County Attorney Is the / ‘torne For the Smith Woman and \ ill be Disqualified for Taking Part in Trial.

GIRL TO RETURN TO ARDMORE TO ANSWER CHARGES-OF MURDER   Was Befriended by.. Official ir Chihuahua Father Tells  Rennarierc 

HAMON GIRL IS UNDER ARRES!   Clara Smith Surrenders Allowed to Siay With Parents .

SURRENDERING AT EL PASO SHE LEAVES WITH SHERIFF FOR ARDMORE   STATE TO AID ATTORNE!    Governor Robertson Says He Will Instruct Attorney General to Assist In Prosecution of Woman’s Case.

GIRL AT LAST ~ UNDER ARREST   MISS CLARA SMITH COMES “FROM MEXICO FOR TRIAL,   EXPECTS* ACQUITTAL:   ALLEGED SLAYER OF- JAKE HAMON IS NOT UNEASY.   Declared She Was + Glad to ‘See the  Sheriff and Her Attorneys : ‘Ask Speedy Trial.

HUNT FOR WOMAN IS ENDED   Clara Barton Smith Is Ready to Answer the Murder Charge

CLARA SMITH WILL. ABRIVE IN ARDMORE FRIDAY AFTERNOOK: “CHRISTMAS EVE!   Woman Whose Life Story - Reads Like Page From a Melodramatic Novel Is   ‘Returning Hera    SHERIFF GARRETT MET  ‘FUGITIVE’ AT EL PASO   BOND IN SUM OF $10,000 ALLEGED HAS BEEN PROVIDED AND " WILL BE MADE FOLLOWING ARRAIGNMENT

CLARA SMITH 10 STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER OF HAMON   Long Sought Fugitive Surrendered Last Night at El Paso, Texas.   STORY OF FLIGHT TOLD BY ARDMORE WOMAN   Woman Will Be Released Under Bonds of $10,000.

Woman Charged with Slaying Millionaire Hamon Guarded by Mexican Official While Hiding Across Border, Claim—Dramatic Story Told as She Surrenders

CLARA. SMITH ‘WITH PARENTS   Surrendered Last Night to Oklahoma Officers Coming to El Paso

Month Search finds When Girl Wanted in Murder Returis Home and Surrenders — Relates Muir. acle

CLARA BARTON SMITH (HAIMON) HAS HER BOND FIXED AT TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS   The Woman's Bond Is Fixed at’ Ten Thousand Dollars—Jake Hamon’s Will Said To Be In Her Favor.

SHERIFF AND ATTORNEYS WITH HER   V/omen in Hamon Case Srends Night Under Parents Root in El Paso Atter G.ving Up in Jaurez.

lOIN A “THANK YOU” CLUB   No initiation Fee and No Dues, and Membership ts Open to Every Person,

FARMER PLACED ON THE STAND IN OWN BEHALI   Says He Did Not Mean to Kil Baby Which Died Afte Beating With Strap

WOMAN 1S CANDIDATE   AXNE STUDEBAKER CARLISLE WANTS TO BE ONE OF BIG 4 TO G. O. P. CONVENTION.

eR  PARIS HAS A JOVETL D   Tirste Vieni Christmas Obscrvation a since the War.

CHRISTMAS JOY IN US. AND IN LANDS OVERSEAS   Yuletide Spirit Cheers Hearts Weary Of Strife

RED CROSS PROVIDES CHRISTMAS CHZER IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: 200,000 WAR WAIFS REMEMBERE!   Children Receive Bags of Candy and Toys, While Needy Mothers Are Given Knitted Articles; 16 Cases American-Made Dolls Are Distributed to Orphans in Albania.

CLOTHES PRICES ON A DECLINE   Further Cuts Are Announced by) Chicago Mail Order Houses Today.

NEWS ON WRAPPING PAPER   Kenosha (Wis.) Newspaper Forced t Use That Variety Because of . Shortage of Print.

WRAPPING PAPER FOR NEWS   Shortage of Newsprint Forces Pub. lisher to Use It.

Treaty Barred The Japs   Mexican Newspaper “Publishes Al leged Document by Which Mexico Was fo Keep Out Japanese           ;U.S, AND BRITISH FLEETS 1 WERE TO HANDLE ORIENTALS   Signing of Alleged Pact With Great Britain and France Denied by State Department

THREE WHEAT VARIETIES ADVISED IN NORTHWEST      Department of Agriculture Tests Indicate Federation Group Best Suited for the West  Pa

SCAFFOLDING SIVES WAY   SEVEN MEN ARE THROWN. TC FLOOR BENEATH... _

MIDDLE WEST SNOWED UNDER   Easter Blizzard Originating i Texas Sweeps Northeastward Across ‘Country.   LITTLE CROP DAMAGE

Wires Crippled, ’ Floods Threatened and Some Crop Damage Reported.   Storm Originated in Texas ‘and Will Reach Atlantic ° Tonight, .

EASTER BLIZZARD ‘SWEEPS MID WEST ~ HALTING TRAFFIE   GARY, iND., I8. COVERED {vITH FOUR FEET OF sNowW WHICH FELL SUNDAY NIGHT.    CHICAGO AND SOUTH : ‘“’ BEND HAVE BLIZZARDS       Floods Feared. in Kansas City and St. Lottis When Warmer Temperature Melts Snow. ;

Western States We Damaged Even More Than Chicago, Bliz zard Originated in Texas

HEAVY SNOW STORM HITS WEST HARD   Communication Is Crippled and Middle West Is Snowed Under   Freak Blizzard Brought Suffering in. Many States Sunday

MIDDLE WEST ” CRIPPLED BY FREAK STORN   Rail Lines, Telegraph Telephone Lines Out of Commission.

SNOW STORM HITS MIDDLE WEST   Telegraphic and Telephone Communication is Badly Crippled

SPRING BLIZZARD HAMPERS TRAFFIC   Middle West Snowed in Today Resulting in Damage to Farm Crops and Fruit.   LOW TEMPERATURE ON EASTER   Gary Presented Real Winter Appearance With Four Feet of Snow— High Winds Rage.

COMES TO U. S. TO MOURN DEATH OF FRENCH ACTRESS   Nobleman, Wounded Seven Times in War, Is Here as a Voluntary Exile.

WOOD THROWS HAT INTO RING   Major-General Fornially Eniers Contest With Sen. Warren G. Harding Preferential Choice as Republican Nominee for President

JELUGOE {9 TAKEN AROUND   First Sea Lord of British Ad miralty is Entertained in Washington Today,

GREATEST DEAL IN COAL NEGOTIATED   Biggest Fuel Transaction in History ts Announced.   British Syndicate Gontract: for 36,000,000 Tons cf American Export Coal.

BUYS AMERICAN COAL   BRITISH SYNDICATE CONTRACTS FOR 35,000,000 TONS.   Biggest Transaction of Its Kind An. nounced at New York—Will Also Purchase Mines.

GREATEST COAL DEAL   Biggest Fuel Transaction in History Is Announced.   British Syndicate Contracts for 35,000, 000 Tons of American Export Coal.

GALBRAITH HEAD AMERICAN LEGION END OF SESSION   Before Adjournment Renew Declaration Political Independence.

Legion Keeps. ‘Out of Politics                             Service , Men‘ Fay. ‘Bonus, 3 “tional 3efonse and ‘Proseen Gen of Slacker:

LEGION COMMITTEE BUSY   Clearing Up Matters Following Ad journment of Convention.

MAKE EFFORT T0 FIND FAMILY   Choose Lots to Determ: _ine Who Will Locate  Folks in Russia

DRAW LOTS TO DETERMINE WHO ~ WILL BRAVE PERILS OF RUSSIA TO RESCUE MEMBERS OF FAMILY

AY STRONG. ‘LYCEUM a COURSE Is BOOKED      te  First t Attraction, The.. Hipple Comye pany, Will Appear Here  So “Qetober 22°:

STRONG LYCEUM COURSE BOOKED   First Attraction, ‘The McDon ald-Crowder Co., . Appeal Here, October 1st.

CAMPAIGN PROBE UP AGAIN JULY   When Committee Reconvenes It Will Go After the Johnson Funds.   Last Act of Senate. Provides Investigation Pre-Election Activities.

COMMITTEE HEARING 10 BE RESUMED ON JULY 9   Future Plans for Probing Pr mary Expenses of Candidates Will Then Be Made.      RESOLUTION TO GO INTO SENATORS’ FUNDS PASSEL   Pomerene Measure Causes Halt it Budget Debate and Comes Near Failing.   SENATOR sSMOOT ‘OBJECTS   Borah, However, Sponsor of Orig inal Resolution, Helps to Get Action:

CAMPAIGN: FUND: PROBE TO” ‘BE’ RESUMED  BY COMMITTEE IN JULY   Johnson’s, Hoover's arid Lowden’s Affairs.Will Be Examined First,

MAKE PLANS FOR FURTHER PROBE   Committee Will Reassemble On July 9 To Finish Work On Primary

LABORITE IS OUT.   “Barnes Hands Resignation From ti i Cabinet To Premier.

N. Y. ASSEMBLY GIVES BOUNCE TO SOCIALISTS   Declare Three Men Unfit tc Hold Seats in Lower Lecislative Body   COLLEAGUES __ RESIGN   LAST SESSION OF LEGISLATURE FOUND MEN GUILTY OF DISLOYALTY

SENATORS AGAIN FAIL TO REACH COMPROMISE   erman Government May Resign If Intente Insists on Extradition of Leaders Indicted — Complaints Come to Allies From Spain and Arabs in Palestine.

HUNGARY ALLOWED TIME ON TREATY   Allies Grant Extension Of Time In Which To Consider A Reply.’

“MORE TIME 10 “CONSIDER PACT   Delegation Informed. ‘It Has Till ; Betinuaey. ‘12 to: Formulate’ . “Its Observations. 

BRANT HUNGARY FURTHER TIME   (CLAIM UT. S. OFFERED SUPPORT TO HUNGARY'S PEACE MISSION   TO HUNGARTS PEACE MEISsivn  (laim Offer Came From Brigadier(General Bandholtz—Wjll Leave For Paris Seon Says Report.

HUNGARY GIVEN DAYS OF GRACE   Additional Time is Granted tc Consider the Peace Terms of Allies.

Period for Formulation of Observations on Treaty is Extended; American Support of Contention Indicated

ADDITIONAL TIME. ALLOWED HUNGARY      Will Have Until February 12 To Further Consider Peace _. Lreaty.

CAR FARES ARE CITES h SAE      Advances are Charged to High Cost of Material and  Labor

SAY STRIKERS ARE NO LONGER IN EMPLOYMENT   Railroads After New Men At une to Supplant “Out:  Situation Little Changed Ir  Columbus.

SAY STRIKERS ARE NO LONGER IN EMPLOYMENT   Railroads After New Men At mt Linde to Supplant ‘Outaws.”’  Situation Little Changed In Columbus.

WHIPPING THINGS IN SHAPE.   Federal Products Compiny Getting Ready for Real Action,

ERED T TES WAP ATEIPE      Unite id “States Del eliberat  for Permission to ‘Move ‘Troops over: ‘American Terti » torv-ta Sdnara- ©:         FORMER: AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO: FLAYS- POLICIES   Declares Supporter of President Wilson’ 8: Mexican’ Policy: is Unpatriotio aud un-American — Portravs. Conditions

PLEA OF MEXICO FOR PERMISSION T0 CROSS U.S, GOES TO COLBY   Request Came from Army Offi. cers and Was Not Official is Announcement Today   FORMER AMBASSADOR ASSAILS WILSON POLICY IN MEXICC   Wilson Continues Testimony Before Senate Committee

Trouble Imminent if Mexican Troops _ _. Are Permitted to Cross U.S. Border

MEXICAN OFFICERS MADE THE REQUEST   NOT MEXICAN GOVERNMENT, AND SENATOR KNOX WAS _IN.FORMED REGUEST WAS REFUSED.

MEXICAN REQUEST REFERRED 10 Tht WAR QEPARTMENT   Former Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson Renews Attack On President’s Policy.

INFLUENZA HITS WINDY GIT!   Rapid Increase ix Reported in Chicago and Great Lakes Training Stution.

Hobby, City and Troops All Pleased   Ranger Vet Is To Direct Police

POLICE FORCE WILL WORK UNDER RANGER OFFICERS; FREIGHT JAM IS BROKEN

MARTIAL LAW IN PORT CITY TO END SEPTEMBER 30TH; WORKMEN WILL BE PROTECTED WT IS STATED

AGREEMENT IS. REACHED BY WHICH RANGER WILL SUPERVISE CITY POLICE

_ MIMI CAMPAIGN FUSDS  Republican: - National Orenniration , To Fo'low Old Time Rate .

To Limit Campaign Contribution:   Chairtuan of Ways ond Means Commiltea of Republican Natlonal Committers Says Contributiang to Cempaign Fund Limited to $1,000.

EDISON PLANT LAYS OFF 1200 OF ITS WORKERS   Reduction Necessary Becaus: Of General Business Trend

APPROXIMATELY 1,200 MEN LAID OFF AT PLANTS OF THE WIZARD, EDIS0>

DRIVE ON WRANGEL TROOPS TO FOLLOW PEACE WITH POLANE   Russia Wants Early. Peace With  Poland so as to Concenhenna bine: Ci ewevereesne: tert

DRIVE ON WRANGEL TROOPS TO FOLLOW PEACE WITH POLAND   Russia Wants Early Peace With Poland so as to Concentrate Troops in South

LEGION POST TO GET TEN RIFLES   TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING MILITARY FUNERALS,

IF -YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WHO “HAS ‘NOT BEEN COUNTED TELL THE COMMITTEE

MAY REFUSE TO MEET WITH MINE WORKER’   Coal Operators Oppose Changi ~ In the Present Scale,

OPPOSE CHANGES IN PRESENT SCALE   Goal Operators May Refuse te Meet the Mine Workers.

MINNESOTA CENSUS EXCEEDS 2,379,883   GOVERNWENT FIGURES SHOW 308, 175 WORE PEOPLE IN STATE THAN IN 1910

MINNESOTA HAS 2,319,883 PEOPL   Government Figures Show 304,175 More People In State Than In 1916—-Most of Counties Re gister Gains.

Grand Prize  , Masquerade Ball Freeburg Baseball Club SINGER HALL  FREEBURG, ILLINOIS,  Saturday, Jan, 31, 192(

Grand Prize  . Masquerade Ball Freehure Baseball Club SINGER HALL  EBURG, ILLINOIS,  Cotinday. Jan. 3]. 1926

NO RIGHT TO FIX LOWER RATE   Texas Commission Contends They Complied With the Law

TEXAS ROADS SEEK HIGHER INTRASTATE RATES FROM I. 6.   Difference of $11,000,000 i: Made Up Mainly by Passenger Rate Asked.

TEXAS FREIGHT RATE INGREAGE 1D GONTESTEL   DIFFERENCE OF $11,000,000 IN WHAT ROADS WANTED AND  WHAT THEY GOT,

NO CLAIM MADE “FORTHE BODY OF GORDON HANBY      Mystery Surrounding Parentage of Notorious Murderer and Bandit _ Remains Unsolved.

PEttet PELEEEE EEE EE PEEEEEEEEEEE SEED EEDE FOEG  'GOES TO THE DEATH : CHAIR WITH A SMILE; ;

ao & ee F spe “  Autopsy: on. Bundit-Murdérer  Shows Brain to Be Normal, Weil “Developed.”

A AMY WAR YOU  AD ELEULAI PHAN WAI] S   JOKES WITH WARDEN BEFORE LIFE FLOWS   Tells Young Men to Stay in Straight and Narrow Path

BANDITS BODY — WAS UNCLAIMED   Noted Murderer Paid For Crimes With His Life in Sing Sing

MAN WITH LONG RECORDOFCRIME ELECTROCUTED   Murdered Two Bank Officials and Others, Held Up Two  Trains—Other Crimes

HAMBY JESTS AS SWITCH CLOSES DEATH CIRCUIT   ‘T Always Wanted to Try Everything Once’  He Exclaims.

ELECTRIC CHAIR ENDS CAREER OF GORDON F. HANBY   Famous Murderer and - Bank Robber Is Electrocuted

“WORST CRIMINAL.” EXECUTED FOR MURDER AND ROBBERY; NONCHALANT AS TO HIS FATE

BODY OF HAMBY IS UNCLAIMED      BANK ROBBER. AND MURDERER EXECUTED LAST NICEIT TAY nr ow

MURDERER GIVES LIFE FOR CAREER OF MANY CRIMES   “Good-bye.  Always Liked t Try Everything Once,” His Last to Companions.

HAMBY, SMILING, GOES 10 DEATH   “Good-bye, Fellows; I Always Like {6 Try Hverything Onee,” '

NOTED CRIMINAL EXPIATES GRIMES   Hamby Goes Smiling to Electric Chair.

YOUTHFUL BANDIT SMILES IN CHAIR   Goes to Death Without Reveal. ing Parentage; Warden to  Mail Letters.

PROVINCE BUYS POWER PROPERTY FROM MACKENZIE   Nearly. All Electrical Line About Toronto Taken far ¢29 749 nnD

GRIEVING FOR ABSENT WIFE; TAKES POISON   Charlies Burgess, Home From Army Finds Wife and Children Gone.

DECLARES WOMEN PAWNS IN NEW YORK ELECTION   Mrs. Catt Charges Men Put Over Big Frame-up—Were Used in Governorship Bargain.

UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS ARE URGED   Motherhood, Child Hygiene and Woman Labor Are Considered By Women Voters Order

FEARS LOSS OF U. S. COAL   American Firm Stops Shipments to Italy Because of Red Movement.

STOPPAGE OF COAL BITS TO ITALY —GAUSES ALARM   Cancellation of Former Or. ders and Cessation of Shipments Because of Revolutionary’ Troubles Draw Comment From Italian Papers.

NONE LEFT 10 TELL TALE   Mexican Power Schooner Torns Turtle, and All of Forty-two On Beard Perish.

STEAMER TURNS TURTLE OFF MEXICAN PORT   Everyone Aboard Vessel Drowned When Boat Founders— 42 in Death Toll.

FORTY-TWO LOST (IN WRECKED SHIF   Mexican Schooner Jacros Conde . Turns Turtle ahd Not a Soul On Board Is Saved.

SCHOONER TURNS TURTLE: 42 DROW   Vessel Foundered in Middle of Night; Entire Crew ‘Lost, Belief

SEA TRAGEDY OFF MEXICAN COAST REVEALED AS BODIES FROM SHIP FLOAT ASHORE

TWO MORE STATES SWING 10 G. 0. P   Missouri aMd Delaware Now Give Majority to H*@rding in Rexall Straw Vote.

TWO STATES SWING 10 G.0.P. COLUMN   Missouri and Delaware’ Now Giv Majority to Harding in Rexall “Straw Vote   SHOWS DRIFT TO REPUBLICANS

TWO MORE STATES SWING 10 G. 0. P   Ce ETE ne ee  Missouri atd Delaware Now Give Majority to H8rding in Rexall Straw Vote.

EMERGENCY TARIFF CONSIDERED TODA   Bill De signed to Relieve Farmer: and Put Ban on ‘Imports.

IN EXECUTIVE - SESSION TODAY   Framing Proposed Emergency Tariff Legislation for Farmers

HOUSE COMMITTEE TO PLACE HIGH DUTY ON MANY FARM PRODUCTS   Tariff Designed to Stoj Imports on Wool and Grain.

GH ARTE UN AW MATERIALS RECOMMENDED   WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FE EXECUTIVE SESSION CONSIDERS CONSIDERS WEASURE,

INCREASED PAY NEEDED IN NAVY   ADMIRAL WASHINGTON SAYS DESERTIONS AND RESIGNATIONS INCREAS?   Other Nations Raise Pay With ~ Money Borrowed From United States, He Savs.

PRESIDENT HUERTA IS ILL   Mexico’s New Executive Assumes New Niuties DMesnite Sickness.

HUERTA, ILL, ASSUMES TASK   Mexico’s Provisional President Takes Up Reins of Government; *Too Weak to Attend Recention.

 Men’s $1.50 Heavy Fleeced Shirts $1 Men's $1.50 Heavy Fleeced Drawers $1.00  Te. fan . 2. TP en i = r=_———s ge NMRA   § 000 Talkine Machine«<

BURNED PROPERTY GF NATIONALIST   CATHOLIC PAROCHIAL HAUL” ' AMONG BUILDINGS ‘DESTROYED   BELFAST SEEN OF piqTiNe   Danuage Dir to the Burning and Fact. ing of Property of Nattonalists’ Hs. + tionated ut Half. Milfon Dollara::

BUR (60-PROPERTY “OF NATIONALIST   CATHOLIC VARGCHIAL HALE AMONG BUILDINGS DESTROYET   BELFAST. SCENE OF RIDTINE   Damage Die to the Burning and Loot. Ing of Vraperty of Nationalists ks.  tiniaied At Hu Million Dollurs,

WAGE QUESTION LOOMS UP,   But a Union Leader Says Prices Stil Are Too High,

Assails Alleged Murderess as Woman Who Paraded Husband,   By United Press.

MRS, JAKE 4. HAMON MAKES FIRST PURER: SvATEMENY SINCE HER BUSMANDS Drag

WRONGED WIFE TAPHOES OTHER WOMAN BADL   Widow of Jake Hamon ‘Says Her Husband Was Vamped

ASSAILS ALLEGED SLAYER OF HUSBAND  ——  Widow of Jake Hrman. MW...

BRYAN AND SUNDAY ARE SUGGESTED AS CANDIDATES ON THE PROKIBITION TICKET

WGiluray Road Battle Starts © New Court Lap In Citation Cf Committee For Contempt

—_—_  M’Gilvray Road Battle Starts New Court Lap In Citation Of Committee For Contempt

POLAND A BRIDGE TO ENTER EUROPE   Mroivky Says Soviets Must Wipe Country Out Before Ientente Has  Chanee to Help.

TO ANNIHILATE WHITE POLAND   Leon Trotzky Says Social Revolution Must Cover Europe.

REDS TO ENGULF ALL EUROPE   Trotzky Says Poland No, Longer a Buffer State, but Ie Now a Bridge,

PRESERVE WHYPAA?     S HOM   City of Camden, N Ne 7, Buys Birthpliece ‘of Poet.

GENERAL EXODUS OF AUSS LOOM   Details of Contemplated Mov Will Be Discussed in Washington Soon.

RUSSIANS ALL GOING HOME?   BOLSHEVIK! WILL SEND 1C0 SHIPS TO AMERICA TO CARRY THEM, IS PLAN

RHISCEANS 457 GOING HO: ‘oe   BOLSHEVIK! WILL SEND 100 SHIPS TO AMERICA TO CARRY THEM, 1S PLAN

GENERAL RUSSIAN EXODUS FROM AMERICA AS PROTEST   They Don't Like the Way This Country Is Condueting the Alien Deportation Cases.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE FOR: MARINE WORKERS SOUGHT   American Association for Labor Legis lation Hears Speakers’ Arguments for Pending Bills

HARDING SPEAKS TO ROME FOLKS   ‘Republican Presidential Nomi nee Gives Talk te Friends and Neighbors.   TO BE PARTY FIGHT  SENATOR DECLARES   Appeals for Restoration of Government Under Leadershin of 2 Norma] Man.

GLASS BACKS SIMS STORY   SENATOR ALSO HEARD SAME RUMORS OF AN A. E. F. “BREAKDOWN.”   Admiral Denies He Made Charges, but Simply Told What He Had Heard— Ss, 0. SS. Failure Forced the Armistice, Was the Tale,

Solemn Ceremony Uninterrupted by Strife as Irish Nation Pays Tribute to Patriot—-Wife Collapsed and Was linahla to Attend  act Rites.

rine NEIL ai TFRRENCE NESWINE!       ARS         NO DISTERBANCK SOLEMNITY, oF i      LADY. MAYORESS WAS  . UNABLE TO ATTEN!         g “‘rpecasion C _ De mansty  sidered Greatest

FUNERAL OF - LORD MAYOR ~~ HELD TODAY   EXPECTED HOSTILE PEMON STRATION FAILED TO A. TERIALILE   BODY WILL BE TAKEN TO LRELAND TONIGHT FOR SrRuLY

THOUSANDS HEAR M’SWINEY RITES   LONDON DOFFS HAT DURING FUNERAL OF CORK MAYOR; WIDOW COLLAPSES

BODY IS SEEN ~ BY THOUSANDS   Late Lord Mayor MacSwine} Lies in State in Cathedral of 8t. George.

% PMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES OVER THE BODY oF LORD MAYOR MACSWINEY.   NO DISORDER PREVAILEL   Strife Over Governing wnt Poticies Was Temporarily Laid Aside While High Honors Were Paid the Dead Hunger Striker,

LORD MAYOR IS _ LAID TO RES’      FUNERAL RITES HELD IN THE ST. GEORGE CATHEDRAL— LADY MAYOR ILL

FUNERAL RITES FOR MACSWINE}   ArchBishop Mannix Officiates at Services in St. Gearge Cathedral This Morning.   SINN FEIN IN CHARGE

STRIFE FORGOTTEN AS CROWDS ATTEND MeSWINEY FIINERA   Archbishop Mannix Celebrates Mass—Greatest frish Demonstration in English History.

London Pays Solemn Tribute to MacSwiney   Funeral Cortege, Passing From St. George's Cathedral, Is Greeted Everywhere With Greatest Respect, Hundreds of Thousands of Pedestrians ‘Doffing Their Hats

ENGLAND MUST BE ASSURED   British Ambassador to France Wil! Not Attend Conferences Until Assurances Are Received in London.

MUST ASSURE THE BRITISH   Lioyd George Seeks Assurances of French Joint Action.

Heart Failure Takes Wm. Lane   DEATH FOLLOWED SUDDEN AT TACK WITH ANGINA PECTORIS TUESDAY.

SAYS HAMON PAID WIFE BY MONTH STAY IN CHICAGO   That is the Story of the’ Wife of :  Nephew oi the Dead Oil Magnate.

FORMAL MURDER GHARGE IS MADE   Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon Today Ac. cused of Having Siain Oil Million. aire; Sensational Charges Made By Wife of Hamon’s Nephew.

SAYS RUSS NOT SOCIALISTIC   English Labor Investigators See Noth. ina Woarthy in Red Rule.

DENY RUSSIA IS SOCIALISTIC   British Labor Invetigators See Noth. ing Worthy in Red Rule of Country.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TAKE ADVANCED STEP   Reduce Minimum Age Limit for Membership to 18 Years

K. P. LODGES REDUCE AGE LIMIT TO 18   Knights of Pythias Take Advanced Step in- Reducing Minimum Age Lit for Member ship. to Bighteen Years.

UuNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS REDUCING AGE LIMIT      Malen of 10 Years May Join tt Change of Hestrictions

NOT “BILL COLLECTORS”   <ahn Urges Recall of American S$oldiers on the Rhine.

Declares League of. tions Supreme Ise of the Century and vors Immediate Rati cation of Peace Treat   OTHER POLICIES:

NATIONS LEAGUE SUPREME ISSUE DECLARES GOA  Democratic Candidate Believes Separate Peace Means  German Alliance TELLS OF POLICTEES  Curtailment Of Government Expenses Another Big  Item Tle Savs

URGES IMMEDIATE RATIFICATION OF ~ THE PEACE TREAT)   Gov. J. M. Cox Declares League of Nations the Supreme Issue.   LENGTHY SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   One-third of Address At Notification Meeting Devoted — To League of Nations.   A synopsis of Gox. Cox's apeerh of acceptance will be found on page 4 of this issue.

Nation's League Supreme Issue  Of The Century   S30 Declares Governor Cox In Speech Accepting Democratic Nomination   SIDESTEPS LIQUOR ISSUE IN ADDRESS   One-third of Lengthy Speech Is Devoted To League of Nation’s Matter

PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO CHECK RENEWAL ’ OF IRISH OUTBREAK   General Macready Says He Is Satisfied With Arrangements; Not More Than 200 Invelved

DS INCOME. I$ INCREASING   ‘The Net Operating 1 Income a Ralt. roads §1 More tn 1930 Than In 1919

Sims Continues Testimony Against Navy Department   Says Department was Unprepared for an Aftack on Convoys by linttle Croleers

SIMS AVERS ALLY LEADERS DREAMED -OFBIC “STROKES”   NAVAL COMMANDER CHARGES LEADERS DREAMED WHILE GERMANS SANK Als»  LIED SHIPPING.   U. S.NAVY HAD NO PLANS   No Preparations Were Made in Case of German Raids Along Ameri“an Coast, Sims Charges Missed Unity of Comnznd,.

SIMS EXPOSES SHORTCOMINGS   UL 8. Navy Depended on Some Master Stroke Ending War Rather Than Prepared 7 Nese.

LAMTY 18 LAID 10 ALLIED HEADS.   Chief Executive and Othe Civilian Leaders Named by Admiral

SIMS IN ATTACH AGAINST WILSON   Says President Figured in Specu lative Combine With Allies

WILGON MISLED tt DHAIGES AOMIRAL SINS   Says President and Lloyc George Were Drawn Into ‘Fascmating Speculation’   NAVY HAD NO PLAN OF ACTION, HE DECLARES   SINKING, OF 88 ORSOLETE VES. SELS AT HELGOLAND BIGHT 1S SCORED AS IMPRACTICAL SCTIE ME.

CLERKS AND FREIGHT MEN . MAY 60 OUT   Strike Vote Will Be Taken Tonight After A Conference  _ With Railroad Heads Held Todav   SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE SEEMS TO BE BROKE}   Men Continue To Return Te Work In Different Parts Of  ~ Country; Leaders Are St: H Confident

CHICAGO DISTRICT FACES NEW STRIKE OF RAIL WORKERS   8,000 Freight Handlers and 30,000 Clerks Voting on Strike Order.

NEW STRIKE THREATENS CHICAGO AS SWITCHMEN'S UNION LOSES ITS GRIP TRAFFIC IS IMPROVE   Freight Handlers and Rail Clerks to Vote Tonight on Walk-Out; “Outlaw” Trouble Nearing End; Officials Believe.

IGHT THOUSAND RR. CLERKS VOTE ON STRIKE TONIGHT   STRIKERS LOS NG CONTROL.

MAKE THREATS OF NEW STRIKE ROUND CHICAGE   38.000 Workmen to Take Strike Vote Tonight   Traffic Conditions Are Some what Improved.

NEW HALL STRIKE LOUMING FOR PHIGAGN   38,000 Freight Handler: and Clerks to Take V ote on Quitting Work.   10 HELD BY U.S.; 9 FREED ON BOND   Men Continue to Flock Back to Work Through  Eastern Region.

TALK OF STRIKE   Freight Handlers and Clerks ta Yote Tonight—Switchmen Returning Everywhere.

WALKOUT VOTE TO) BE TAKEN MEN DECLARE   ‘Railroad Labor Board Refuses to Listen to Strikers’ Demands   EMPLOYES DECLARE THEY WILL INSIST   Pacific Coast Railroads Operate Without Embargoes On Perishables

Chicago Recovering From Traffic Tie-up But Not Past Danger.   38,000 MAY QUIT WORK   Feaicht Handlers and Clerk Involved--More Leaders Arrested.

NEW STRIKE IS THREATENED   Brotherhood Officials Say Insurgent Move ~ Has Been Broken

THREAT OF NEW TIEUP   Railroad Freight Handlers and Clerks Threaten to Strike Tuesday Morning.   Continued Improvement Ir Traffic Noted—Embarcoes Lifted On Coast.

30,000 CLERKS, 6,000 EH      Fresh Tieup Looms ix Chicago; ‘Insurgents’ . Go Back to Work. {

NEW STRIKE AMONG RAIL WORKERS MAY BE VOTED TONIGHT!   Railway Clerks and Freight Handlers Threaten to Walk Out.

BREAK REBELS ONLY TO FACE GRAVER CRISIE   CLERKS AND FREIGHT HANDL. ERS MAY WALK STATING THERE 1S LIPTLE CHANCE 0: COMPROMISE

Eight Thousand Freight Handlers and 30,000 Clerks on All Lines Entering Chicago to Take Strike Vote

ANOTHER RAILROAD STRIKE THREATEN   Eight thousand Freight Handlers and 30,000 Clerks Take a Walkout Vote Tonight. Compromise Is Unlikely.

CLERKS AND FREIGHT MEN MAY 60 OUT   38,000 Workers Will Take Strike Vote Tonight. .. May Quit Tuesday   BUT LITTLE CHANCE» _ OF ANY COMPROMISE

THREAT. OF. NEW STRIKE IN GHICAGE   Empleyes Continas nae To Fleck Back Tc Werk la the New York District.

BAIL CLERKS AIM TO STRIKE WHILE YAROMEN RESUM!   30.000 Former, 8,000 Freigh Handlers to Vote Tonight on Proposed Walkout.

STRIKE VOTE Ih CHICAGO TONIGHT   THREAT OF A NEW STRIKE CON. FLICTS WITH RAILROAD MANAGERS WHO SAID TROUBLE WAS OVER.

THREAT OF FEY STRIKE th CHEGAGO      LABOR BOARD REBES TO TREAT WITH SPREABK:      TAKE STRIKE Y@TE TONIGH   Those Out on Strike Who Have Not Complied With Transportation Act  Wi Not Be Given Consideration.

NEW STRIKE BY RAILROADERS IN CHICAGO LIKELY   Freight Handlers and Clerks Restive---Traffic Conditions Again Nearly Normal

RAILROADERS TALK OF HAVING ANOTHER STRIKE   Creiglt Handlers and Clerks Are Voting on The Matter.     WEAKENED IN THE EAST Men Are Going Back (0 Work  There—tmbargees Withe drawa in the West.

NEW STRIKES "LOOMING. TODAY   AS SWITCHMEN .GO  BACK AT CHICAGO OTHERS PLAN WALK-OUT.

ANIL EMPLOYES VATE TOMORROW   Clerks and Freight Handlers to Decide if They Will Walk Out “in Chicago District.   NO HOPE TO AVERT ACTION

NORTHWESTERN GUMPANY MAY FEEL THE EFFECTS   STRIKE VOTE IS BEING TAKEN THIS EVENING.   LOCAL CLERKS SHOWN ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.   Nearly Forty Thousand Employes «1 Roads Entering Chicago to Vote This Evening on the Ques. tion of Strike.

A NEW CHICAGO STRIKE LOOMS   Clerks and Freight Handlers Vote Tonight.   SWITCHMEN ARE RETURNING   Federal Railroad Labor Board Will Hear no Comptaint From Striking Emp'oyes.

NEW: STRIKE 5 THREATENING 7 CHICAGO DISTRICT   ‘Now That Switchmen’s Disturbance is About Over, the Freight Handlers and Other's Are Planning For a Walk Out. 7

THREATS OF NEW STRIKE CONFRONT WESTERN ROADS   Clerks and Freight Handlers to Take Strike. Vote

Vote Will Be Taken Tonight t Determine on Plan of Action.   PITTSBURG NEAR NORMAL      As Yar 4s Passenger Trailic is Con cerned and Conditions Improve in the Freight Service: Men Reported Enerywhere Flocking Baed to Fort,

EMPLOYERS WIN  VICTORY IN PRING PI F   Second Industrial Commis. sion Report Also Gives Labor Square Deal.   FEDERATED LABOR DENIED MONOPOLY   Plan Leaves Question O. Open Or Closed Shop To Individual Plant.

COMMISSION GRANTS VICTORY TO CAPITAL   CTVNWisbow oF GOMPERS POLICY is Rt OGNIZED.   Premiacnt Men Support Decision Which Disapproves  nicaisation of Industry to Kactaston of Shop Organization.

CAPITAL'S CLAIM {5 RECOGNIZED: PLANT UNIONS APPROVED   Report Of Industrial Commis sion Furnishes Basis Of ad Laboy Adjustment ..   HOOVER FAVORS PLANS   As Does Secretary Wilson Former Leader Of Organized Labor

SENATOR HARDING WOULD CARRY OUT ADOSEVELT POLIC)   Advocates Conservatism to Develop West and Insure Adequate Food Supply.   WOULD PROVIDE HOMES FOR WORLD WAR VETERANS   Declares Duties of Reclamation and Development Rest on Both Federal and State Au. thorities and on Public as Well as Private Finances.

ROOSEVELT POLICIES FAVORED BY HARDIN(   Republican Nominee Finally Comes to Promise of Aid

ROOSEVELT POLICY TODEVELOP Weal S HARDING'S PLAN   SUGGESTS MANY ANY SOLDIERS MAY BE PROVIDED HOMES IN UN. DEVELOPED AREAS

IDEAS PLEASE   Nominee’s Scheme Follows Close ly the Reesevelt Policy of Conservation   Greater Development of Agricul:  ture Must Counter Growth of Cities, He Declares

ROOSEVELT POLICY URGED BY HARDING   Conservation Plan to Develor West Advocated. ..   LOWDEN LAUDS NOMINEE.   Tilinois Governor Praises Dignity and Self Restraint with Which Senator Has Conducted His Campaign — Candidate Says Former Soldiers Can Open Unsettled Regions.

HARDING FAVORS ROOSEVVELT IDEA OF CONSERVATION   Suggests Great World. Wat Soldiers Be Provided: ‘Homes-in ‘Western Chuntry, i

ROOSEVELT CONSERVATION POLICY WILL BE THAT OF HARDING. IF HE 1S ELECTEL

ROOSEVELT POLICY   Of Conservation is Favored by Senator Harding

FAVORS ROOSEVELT POLEIGIES.   Harding Advocate of Comeee , and Reclamation.

HARDING GIVES HIS POLICY ON CONSERVATION   Advocates Theodore Roose. velt’s Plan to Develop the West.

HARDING ADOPTS... ANOSEVELT POLICY OF CONSERVATION   Voices Hope for Fv for Fuller Co-operation Between States and Federal Officers.

LONG TLENESS ENDED.   James N. Richards Pied This Morn. ing at Home on Oak Street.

LONG 34)   James N. Richards Died This Morn. ing ut Home on Qak Street.

THINK BOY IS KIDNAPED   Wife of New York Man Believes He  Stole Their Sen From  HWoliv wood.

TACK JOHNSON 1S (NCE MORE INU. S.A   Former World’s Champion It ios Angeles Jail Awaiting Trip To Chicago,

Marquard Fined for . _ Violating Exhibition i ~ Ticket Ordinance

ET NS ea  FOR VIOLATION. OF THE TICKET - REGULATIONS   Pitcher Marquard Finec  One Dollar and Costs.   in Cleveland.

RUBE MARQUARD  GETS SMALL FINE   Will Not Be in National League Next Year,  Says. Heydler

MARQUARD FINED FOR SPECULATION   Brooklyn; Hurler, Draws Only $I. Assesment And No ‘Ac tion “‘Will..Be Taken By Leacte. 2 re

MARQUARD FINED DOLLAR AND COSTS   Star Left-Hander of Brooklyn Nation  als Found Guilty of Scalping Tickets ©

A BROOKLYN ~ PITCHER GETS IN TROUBLE   Marquard Arrested in Clevelanc Today for Selling $50.8C Worth of Seats for $350.00.

‘RUBE’ MARQUARD IS ARRESTED FOR TICKET SCALPINC   STAR BROOKLYN PITCHER IS HELD FOR PEDDLING WORLD SERIES DUCATS,   RELEASED ON PROMISE TO APPEAR KEXT MONDA

CLEVELAND WINS ~ WORLD'S SERIES   Indians Capture Today’s Game and Two Pennants. - Will Fly Over Ohio: «.. City’s Park ue   FINAL SCORE IS'3 TO 0   SPEAKERS WARRIORS TAKE NO CHANCES; CLINCHES SERIES. WHILE PLAYING BEFORE ~. “OLD HOME FOLKS” :

“RUBE” MARQUARD TAKEN IN CUSTODY   Brooklyn Pitcher Charged .  With,Scalping. 2.

RUBE MARQUARD  UNDER ARREST; SCALPING CLAIM   Star Lefthander of Superba: Offers $52.80 Tickets For ~ §ale- at $350

‘AUBE’ MAROUARD TAKEN IN CUSTOD!   Is Arrected in Cleveland On Charge Of Ticket Scalping—Released on Own Recognizance.

ll ———————————OEEeeeooooow  FOR VIOLATION. OF THE TICKET REGULATIONS   Pitcher Marquard Fined One Dollar and Costs  in Cleveland.

MARQUARD FINED DOLLAR AND COSTS   Brooklyn Pitcher Convicted on Charge of Violating Law by Ticket Scalping in Cleveland.

Brooklyn Pitcher Hele for Scalping World’s Series Tickets..   IS TO HAVE A HEARING MONDAY

MARQUARD'S DAYS WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE ARE NIIMBEREN SAYS HEVOLEE   “RU RE” DRAWS PINE OF DOLLAR AND COSTS FOR ALLEGED TICHET SCALPING.

MARQUARD FINED  Pitcher Pays $1 “And ( Costs For Ticket Scalping.

Rube Marquard As >” a Ticket Scalpe:      Atrested for Attempting to Profiteer © By Sule of :Fickets for Ganies in Clovelond.

Another Sensation in Organized Baseball Furnished in Indiantown Today

MARQUARD IS FINED: FOR TICKET SCALPING   And He Wili Probably Haw: tn Orit the Game. ~*

DODGERS Thy THREE PITGHERD AGAINGT INDIAN   GLEVELAND GETS GRIP ON GAME ON HOME GROUNDS.   SCORES 2 RUNS IN FIRST AND THIRD.

RUBE MARQUARD ©. ‘S ARRESTED FOR TICKET SCALPINC         Brook}yx Plicher Charged With ‘Try tng to Sell ‘Tickets Costing #52  For 8856,- %

TS ARRESTED AS “SCALPER’   Star Southpaw Tried to Sell Tickets Worth $52.80 For $350. \   IS RELEASED UPON OWN RECOGNIZANCE

CLEVELAND COPD PINCH MAR QUAR   Police Take Brooklyn Pitche Into Custedy on Charce of Ticket Scalping.

HARDING REPLIES TO PRESIDENT WILSON’S LETTER   HE SAID PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS NOT OFFTCTALS, EXPRESSED SENTIMENT STATED

SAVE MAC SWENEY IS WOMEN’S PLEA   WCMEN PICKETS AT WASHINGTON ASK COLBY TO MAKE PROTSST.

AMERICAN PROTEST T0 BRITA 1S DEMANDED   WOMEN SEEK RELEASE OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK THROUGH U. 8, GOVERNMENT.   THREAT (S MADE 10 GOLBY   Secretary of State Told Irish Ameriean Vote for Administration Depends on Quick Action.

OAYS GERMANY  SUNIL APPEAL   To United States Bankers to Take Up Her Hatire Debt to the Allies.   FRANCE NEEDS MONEY WITHOUT ANY DELAY   Evropean Financial Writer Fhinks He Sees Way to Avoid 2 Catastrophe.

SAYS GERMANY SHOULD SECURE -LOANFROMU.S   Payment of Reparations Could Be Financed in That Way: Says Frenchman  a

GERMANY MUST APPEAL T0 U.S. FOR FINANCES   Logical Method To “Avert Financial Disaster Given

WASHINGTON STORK STRIKES   No Births Reported in the Nation’s Capital for Period of Two, Days.

CAPITAL STORK IS ON STRIKE   No Births Reported in Washington for Two Days.

SPECIAL SERVICES WILL CLOSE TONIGHT   Forty Hours Devotion at St. Mary’ Catholic Church Has Been Very Successful   VISITING PRIESTS COMING

Vast Building Resounds With Mighty Waves of Cheering From Throats of Thousands of Enthusiastic Delegates   Californians Have Seats Well Up in Front; Gay Costumes of Women Add to Attraction of Memorable Gathering

Keystone Address By Senator Lodge Is First Spectacle Of Great Convention   Songs And Cheers. Give Pep To Opening Ceremonies--Sproul Heads Penna Deiegates

PROLONGED OVATION IS ACCORDED CHIEF FOE OF TREATY IN U.S, SENATE   gigantic Amplifier Carries Voice of Speaker Throughout Monster Auditorium

Frail Hands Of ‘Older Statesman’ Grasp Silken Ropes Of Speakers’ Stand As_ If Fearing Human Torrent Which Surges Below--All Ready For Fray.

Spirit of Harmony Evident as P ogram Starts With Speec, From Chairman Hays—Features That Make This a Novel Gathering.

G.O.P. Circus — Opened With Great Acclaim      Lodge Gives Keynote Address, Following Roll Call to Determine Whether Boys Without Credentials Got Under the Canvas While Elephant Was Being. Fed——Await Chairmen.

GRAND JURY RETURNS 17 TRUEBILLS   FIVE OF THE INDICT. .. MENTS FOUND ARE SECRET 9   Grand Jury was in Session ‘Ten Days All. Told, 85 Cases Being Investigat-— ed— 31 Bills Were Pre - génted.

RETURNS 17 TRUEBILLS   FIVE OF THE INDICT MENTS FOUND ARI SECRET.   xrand J ury w was in Session Ten Days All Told, 8 Cases Being Inv estigat. ed—.,31 Bills Were Pre.  gentoed.

G.0.P.LEADERS “TOSTOP FLOOD OF IMMIGRATION   Plan To Jam Through Emergency Measure Late Today.   SOME OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE   Johnson Bill Would Suspend All Immigration For Period Of Two Years.

UNITED STATES — TO BE CLOSED   Bill is Being Rushed Through Congress

PLAN TO RUSH BILL TO STOP IMMIGRANTS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS APPROVE MEASURE OF JOTINSON.   Organized Fight Against ste Legislation to eB Made hy Congresemen Representing Voreign Population.

HOLDREDGE WILL GIVE UP CB. & O POST   Veteran Executive of Burlington An nounces Retirement—Long Period of Service.

PASSES ACT ENABLING WOMEN 10 VOTE   Rhode Island First State tc Act on Amendment

TREATY QUESTION OPEN   Allied Policy Toward Germany May Be Discussed At San teno

PACT EXECUTION UNSETTLED, VIEW PARIS EXPRESSES   French Capital Thinks, 't -Will Come Up San Remo at Teut Plea for More Time.   REPARATIONS POLICY OF — ALLIES FRENCH QUESTION   Republic Said to Be Willing to Facilitate Other Nation’s Economie Revival.

meted  INCIDENT 1S CLOSED BOOK   French Occupation of Frank. fort, However, Will Be Re-Opened Later.

FRENCH SUBMIT TOALLIED VIEW   Are Ready to Withdraw Troops - From Frankfort—As is Outline of Policy.   FIRM ON PEACE TREATY

ERMAN INCIDENT CLOSED: FRANCE (S FIRM ON TREATY   MAIN QUESTION OF FRANKFORT DISPUTE .  IS OPEN IN ITS ENTIRETY _   RERLIN SEES GREED   Claim Line: of Rhine Was for Revenge of Military Circles.

ONLY FEW WALK OUT      Seceding Railroad Union Orders New Strike

FEW ENGINEMIEN LEAVE THEIR WOR}   Officers of Seceding Railroad Union Threatened General Walk-Out.

MEXICAN THOUGHT EBBS WITH DECHINE OF TRAGIG REPORTS   But the Situation Remains -, One of Grave Internat-*.. fjonal Potentiality   HOPE OF AMICABLE  ‘OUTCOME INCREASES

MONTEREY AND TWO OTHER  Cc ITIEs Ss RE POR’ TED TAKEN  a) MR eas oh a ae fe ae See

FLEE TOWARD -MATAMORAS   Carranza Generals May Enter the United States,   HEGELS HOLD MONTEREY AREA

T0 SURVIVE FORTY DAYS OF FASTING   MacSwiney Predicts He Will Not Die Before Wednesday

LORD MAYGR HOPES 10 LIVE UNTIL WEDNESDA   MacSwiney Determined Not to Dic Until He Fasts 40 Days; May Get New Doctor.

UNBALANCED BY FHT OF JEALOUS RAGE HUSBAND WOUNDS WIFE AND KILLS SELF

WOMAN SPEAKER — WAS FINED FOR BREAKING LAWS   Soap-Box Orator Founc — Guilty of Obstructing   the Streets.

PRESENT. POTENTATE — -). WITH:$7,000 CHECK   whieh He Turns Over to Ghildren's as .-Hospltale.

VLADIVOSTOK SEIZED BY SOCIAL REVOLUTIONISTS   Fighting With Japanese Troop: is Expected to Break Out At Any Time.

WANT YANKS: OUT OF RUSSIA BEFORE NEW WAR STARTS   LIGHTING BETWEEN SOCIAL REVOLUTIONISTS IN SIBERIA AND JAPAN IS’ EXPECTED   FRIENDLY TO AMERICANS   Siberians Object to Foreign Interference but Treat Americans With Consideration — Hostilities With Japan Reported

NOW IN CONTROL OF ALL SIBERIA   Four Thousand American Troops  Are There Ready to Sail For Home.   REVOLUTIONARIES ARE READY TO ATTACK JAPS   Have Been Aroused Over What They Consider Interference With Their Affairs-Do Not Be. long to the Bolshevik Party.

Fighting Expected to Break Ser Botocee Japs and   ACTIVE WARFARE IS A PROBABILITY

VLADIVOSTOK Ta UNDER CONTROL OF SOCIALISTS   ReVolution Threatened in Siberia Between Reactionaries and Japanese

WANTS 10 MAKE BEER FOR MEDICINE   Wisconsin Brewery’s Request Refused Tentatively; Ruling Required.

HOLDS RATIFICATION LEGAL   Colerado Supreme Court Upholds Ac.  ab. 2» sf Aten ££ amtatabsna

DRY RATIFICATION IS UPHELD   Colorado Supreme Court Decides Ac. tion of the State Legislature Was Legal.

POLISH FORGES SOUTH OF BREST LITOVSK GAIN   Polish Peace Delegation Expects Proceed to Leivia Sunday.

SOVIETS LOSE HEAVILY AS POLES PRESS AHEAL   Bolshevist Casnalties Are Heav; ‘Near Brest-Litovak; Poles . Cross River Bug.

JUST MAKE A GUESS   SOBODY HAS COPYRIGHT ON POLITICAL PROGNOSTIC ATIONS.   it Is a Case of One Men Knowing as “ Much as Another,

SOBODY: “Has COPYRIGHT on “POLATICAL, PROGNOSTICATIONS,   isa Casé-of-One Men Knowing Rs ‘* Muchas Another,  ¢

MARSHAL FOCH ~~ TN-GONFERENCI   ‘Foeh Favors: Military: Action - “Agains ‘Russia,

WILL HUNT WHITE CANNIBALS   Expedition Ready to Start for Mysteri. ous Tiburon Island.

WILL USE GAD ON CANNIBALS   Machine Guns Also to Play a Part in Wiping Out Savage Tribe.

MUSTARD GAS AND MACHINE GUNS 10 FIGHT THE POISONED DARTS OF WHITE CANNIBALS

GO AFTER WHITE CANNIBALS   Captain De Windt to Lead Expedition to Mysterious Tiburon Isiand Off Mexico.

Will Make Necessary 36 States To Put Amendment Into Effect   Test Vote Likely Today; Final Vote May Be Delayed Few Days

LEGISLATURE OF DELAWARE APPEARS READY TO RATIFY EQUAL BALLOT AMENDMENT   Favorable Action Will Make Thirty-Sixth State fo Give Measure Approval

HAYS PLEADS FOR SUFFRAGE   Governor Holcemb Urged te Call a Special Seasasion.

HAYS URGES HOLCOMB TO CALL SESSIO}   National Chairman of Republican: Would Have Connecticut As’ sembly Ratify.

WHITE HOUSE MEETING STARTS THE CAMPAIG!   Republicans See in It Cox Be coming # Partner in the . Sins of Wilson,   DEMOCRATS SEE VIRTUES   ‘Real Result of the Cox-Wilson ’ Conference Told By David Lawrence.

‘SELECTION OF COX SATISFIES WILSON   CONSIDERS OHIO GOVERNOR AN ABLE SUCCHssole.   The Democratic Presidential Nomfnee Intimates Neo taterntion eof Going Back On Pre-Cone vention Utteranccs.

WILSON NOT "TRYING T0 DICTATE POLICY TO GOVERNOR C0X   David Lawrence Finds Demo cratic Nominee Still Standing on Self-Same Ground.   CONFERENCE SUNDAY WAS A GENERAL DISCUSSION   President Does Not Wish to Be Power Behind Chair After Inauguration March 4.

CONFERENCE OPENS ACTUAL CAMPAIGN   Meeting with Wiison Reveals Governor Cox in Opposite Lights to Republican anc Democratic Eyes.

PRESIDENT PLEASED WITH GOVERNOR CO)   Witson Has No Suggestions to Make Concerning Campaign Management

BACKFIRE STARTED BLAZE   Quick Work Saved Dr: F. C. Allen’s Car This Morning

SEARCH FOR CARRANZA   Revolutionist Cavalry Continue Hunt in Mexican Hills.

Preparing Better Accommodation: » For the' Traveling Public.   RE- DRYING PLANT IS BEING FITTED. uP

FAIRMONT NEWS   Preparing Better Accommodation: For the Traveling Public.   RE-DRYING PLANT IS BEING FITTED UP

GUILTY UNDER ESPIONAGE acT   One of the Illinois Men ts ———  of Having Anarchist Papers in Room,

GUILTY UNDER ESPIONAGE ACT   One of the Illinois Men is Convictec of Having Anarchist Papers in Room.

NEW YORK HOLD UPS REPORTED ON INCREASE   Employment of Guards to Messenger Boys Resulting in Success.

HOLD-UPS DECREASING   Messengers in New York Now Have Guard With Them.

CONVOYS POR M     INGHERS.   Fewer Woldups ti New York Sinre Beokers Eire Gyaaits.

FEWER HOLDUPS DUE TO CUARL   Former Patrolmen and Fire men Protect Bank Messengers in New York.

AMENDMENTS ARE PRIESENTED.   Constitutional Revision Commission's Hearings for Week Closed.

CONSTITUTION REVISION BODY READY TO ACT   Consider. [Amendments Next Tuesday. Recom mends Suffrage to - All Superior Court. As Con:  atitutional Badv.   APPROPRIATIONS

FAVOR THE ANTI-‘STRIKE BILL   emanate Snb-Committec lenne  Peinderticr Creatian.

SAYS CHALLENGE WAS NOT ANSWERED   Delawana Captain Renew: Defi to the Esperanto

NEW YORK’S WAR ON VICE RESTS FOR DAY   Was Outgrowth of Charges ~ and Counter Charges of Police Corruption

Really Great Scandal tn PR» Exposed Early in Week, District Atiornev’s Office Asserte.   TWO GRAND JURIES BUSY IN INQUIRY   + Sree es ea eal Raider Jim Smith Declare: He Has New Damaging Evidence Against Police  > BPepartment.

KILL ANTIPERUVIAN ALOT LEADER WHEN BOLWIANS AEYOLT   Prefect of La Paz Assassinated During Outbreak of Rebels, Lima Report States.

a  LA PAZ PREFE ECT IS MURDERED IN BOLIVIAN RIOTS   Leader of Anti-Peruvian Outbreak—lIs Reported Killed.

VIOLENT FIGHTING AS ENGAGING REDS OW 175-MILE FRONT      Siaie Deparimeni Officials Deny Economic Aid Is Preffered General Wranael

VIGLENT BATTLE ON POLISH FRONT   . ca Soviet... Communique  - Claims Decisive De feats for Enemy.

Se ees  LITTLE INTEREST IN VERMONT ELECTION   General Wood and William Grant Webster the Only Candidates to File   OTHERS ARE WRITTEN IN

VERMONT FAVORS. GENERAL WOO      ase Thaw Gne-Twentieth of he Nor. “mal Vote. Turns Out-—Delegatés. Not Bound by Result

YOTE “YES" TUESDAY      it is the One Chance to Insure Publi Hospital  gor  County: "

VOTE “YES” TUESDAY,   ic is the One Chance to Insure Public Hospital for County.

PHONE MESSAGE ACROSS ATLANTIC   Voice Identified From Station Near London   Words Made Out by Marconi Staff Experimenting at St Johns, NF

 ie Sa car ttl Marconi Experts Over Here ‘Hear Voices Over There

OLO SETTLER CALLEL   DEATH CLAIMS JOHN DAYO AT FAMILY HOME ON SUNDBAY FVENING

QLO SETTLER CALLED   DEAT CLAIMS JOHN DVO AT FAMILY HOME ON SUNHAY EVENING

ae ao” Cn ae 8 : Se’ “RCOEMS WHEAT GAMBLERS. -  Dakota Congressman Says Farniers Are Hurt by Future Selling.

WANTS MINIMUM PRICE FIXED   Ongressman Baer Wires Palmer te Use Wartime Power.

WOULD FIX WHEAT PRICE AT $3 BUSHEI   Congressman Baer Appeals t Attorney General for Relief  of Wheat Producers.

OUGGESTS WHEAT PRICE OF $8.00   Farmers Demand Protec_tion Against Speculators.

ASKS END WHEAT SPECULATION NOW   W ould Set Minimum Price of Wheat at $3 Per Bushel.

LAWRENCE. SAYS LOWDEN. HA - - REST CHANGE, RUT FATE. NOW “ENTIRELY IN JOHNSON’S HANDS

But His Fate Is In Hands Ot Johnson Who Wields Club   CALIFORNIAN HOLDS THE POWER OF VETO

JOHNSON. HOLDING VETO POWER   Californian Can. Force “Dark Horse’ on Convention   VOTING MAY GO 10 BALLOTS   Treaty Plank Will Not Specify: Lodge Reservations

Lowden. Leaps to Leadership, Fate In Johnson’s Vetc   Late Politics   Monday Noon.   Key to Situation Is Strategy in Camp of California Senator; Missouri Scandal Sufficient  Tred fae Mn nnentin Drweatanea .

JOHNSON HAS KEY 10.6.0. P. TANGLE   Lawrence Says Fate of Lowden Campaign Is In Hands Of Ex-Mooser   AGREE ABOUT TREATY   Committee Says “With Reservation” But Johnson May - Carry Fight To Floor.

GOVERNOR LOWDEN ( WINNER THUS FAR   Illinois Executive Has Best Chance of Capturing Nomination for Presidency at Republican Convention.

TEXAS MINERS; NOT SATISFIED   THE INCREASE PROPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT

MINERS NOT SATISFIED   Those ia Texas Not Pleased “ooo WD Abe. Seutlement of the Strike.

TEXAS MINERS. NOT SATIS   NOT SUPFICTENT TO GIVE MINERS DECENT LIVING CONDETIONS, SAYS AGENT.

COAL MINERS UNSATISFIEL   Increase Not Enough to Guarantee Decent _ Living

MISSIONARY WILL ~ OPEN CONFERENCE   MISS ELLA’ ro HOWE OF INDIA TO LECFURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH      Congregationalists from Eastern Kansas to Study Religious Education

MISSIONARY WILL ~ OPEN CONFERENCE   MISS ELLA C. HOWE OF INDIA TO LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH   Congregationalists from Eastern Kansas to Study Religious Education   Regular Class Sessions Will Start at Plymouth Church Tomorrow Morning

DENVER STRIKERS DECIDE TO RETURN   “ction Taken After Several People Are Killed and Judge !s sues Injunction

DENVER PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW: QUELL RIGT   Executive Committee of the Tramway Men’s Union Takes Action.   ‘Several Killed, Wounded and Injured. Property Damaged.

RENEWED RIOTING COSTS THREE LIVES, THIRTEEN INJURED   Move to Close in on Denver Car Barns Met by a Fusilade of Shots.   COURT DIRECTS STRIKE LEADERS TO CALL IT OFF   West Frankfort, Ill, Quiet Af ter Night of Terror, Wit! Only Few Small Crowds Re maining on Streets and N Firearms Displayed.

Three More Are Killed and Thirteen Injured in Riot Resulting From Effort to Capture Barns.

3 ARE KILLED, 13 WOUNDED IN AFFRAY   Shooting Occurs When Mob Advances on Car Barn— "500 Soldiers From Camp Funston on Way to City To Restore Order.

Denver Strike Called Off  Following Another Night of Riotirg With 3 Death:

RED ATTACKS IN POLAND CONTINU   FIGHTING NEARS LEMBERG WHERE WOMEN AND CHILDREN WILL AID IN DEFENSE.

REPORTS STATE NEW MONARCHY AGAIN PROCLAIMED IN BAVARI   France To Double Military Forces On The Rhine And Supreme War Council Will Hold Conference Tuesday   Rumors Declare Armed Forces Under Noske Will March Upon Berlin in Effort to Regain Reigns of Government.

10 COMBAT NEW BERLIN. REGIME   Leaders of Ebert Government Are Apparently Gatheting Their Forces   Aided by Forces of Labor Which Have Declared a “General Strike

WILL COMBAT NEW REGIME   Declared Labor Will Aid - Leader of the Ebert  Government

EBERT GOVERNMENT HAS NOT GIVEN UF   Leaders Are Gathering Forces For Strike and Counter Revolt.

EBERT GOVERNMENT, NOW OUT OF POWER - GATHERING FORCES   Plan to Combat New Reaime— Being Aided by the Labor Forces Which Have Declared a General Strike Throuahout Germany as Protest Aaainst Change in Government.

Old Forces Being Gathered to Resist New Authority.   CHANGE IS DENOUNCED   trike Orders. Issued anc Crisis Will Come With Walkout.

10 RETALIAE   OUSTED FROM POWER SATURDAY, EBERT FORCES IN GERMANY ARE ORGANIZING TO COME BACK —

REPORTS STATE NEW MONARCHY AGAIN PROCLAIMED IN BAVARI   France To Double Military Forces On The Rhine And Supreme War Council Will Hold Conference Tuesday

OLD GOVERNMENT WILL FIGHT BAEK      NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO MPET TOMORROW AT NEW OAPI TAL. STUTTGART

STRIKE CALLED ASA PROTEST   Ebert Government Aided by Laborers Against Change of Pan-Germans.   DENOUNCE NEW REGIME

EBERT GOVERNMENT RALLIES FORCES TO GOMBAT REVOLT, MANY: LAVAL TO NOSKE

FBERT LEADERS AND NEW REGIME MA GLASH. GENERAL STRIKE MAYBE CALLED IN PROTEST REATNST MLITARY CONTROL

EBERT GAT HEAD SOLDIERS FUR  COUNTER MOVE   FORMER GERMAN GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHES ITS SEAT AT  STUTTGART, IS REPORTED,

BROOKLYN STRIKE CAUSES RIOTING   Disorders Occur as 8,000 Mer Walk Qut.   City Faces Worst Street Raiiway Tie up in It® History—Police Reserves Busy.

BROOKLYN MEN STRIKE   RIOTS OCCUR AS 8000 CAR EMPLOYEES WALK OUT.   Eastern City Faces Worst Tieup in Its History—Police Reserves Are Kept Busy.

RIOTING IN BROOKLYN   Bisorders Occur as 8,000 Men Walk Out.   City Faces Worst Street Railway Ti: up in its History—Police Reserves Busy.

9 MEMBERS OF CONCILIATION BOARD RESIGN   WwW. §. Heddles, for Health, and S. W. Gilman, Business Reasons, Quit

WEAVER T0 HEAD IOWA DELEGATION   WAPELLO MAN NAMED CHAIR MAN BY DELEGATES   Cummins’ Position Is Endorsed—Convention Opposed to Socialism in Any Form,

TAGUGHT IT WAS 100 MUGH BOOZE   To Be Moved at One Time and - Dry Agents Seize 1275_ Cases.   PERMIT WAS ISSUED BY A DRY DIRECTOR   It’s Claimed the Amount & Transit Exceeded the Limit of Permit.

Administrator of Fetate, Refuses te Savy If Clara Smith Hamon i« te Partteipate in Will.

INTEREST IN HAMON WILL GROWS AGAIN   secret of Will 1 ix Held by Ketch, Who Refuses to Discuss the Case Now.

COSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION TS UPHELD BY A SWEEPING a CISION OF THE U.S. SUPREME > COURT GIVEN OUT ON MONDAY

COSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION = IS UPHELD BY A SWEEPING DE- - CISION OF THE U.S. SUPREME — — GOURT GIVEN OUT ON MONDAY

“ATUNGLE'S HOME   Brother’s Death and: Fear of Going Insane Cause Deed Says Mother °°)

DESPONDENT, GIRL AILS SELF AT UNCLE’S HOME   Brother’s Death and Fear of Going Insane Cause Deed Says Mother

PLAGUE STRIKES VERA CRUZ   One Death From Bubonic Fever and One New Case Reported in ‘the Mexican City.

POPULATION Of UNITED STATES INCREASES AT A RAPID RATE   . Nation Will Show Growth of 16 to 20 Per Cent In T act Decade   FARMERS ARE FEWER   People Are Flocking to the Large Industrial Centers, Figures Show 

riters Axe aah sGhd é' Expense of Agricultural © Districts, It Is Believed.

ENSUS FIGURES TO SHOW U.S. POPULATION OF AT LEAST 106,000,00   ierease This Decade, However, to Be Less, Due to War, Fis, Etc.—Industrial Centers Gain at Expense of Roral Diericts---Final Figures Oct. 1.

Census Figures Showing Trend Toward Cities   jon Officials Estimate Population at Over 106,4.000 In Spite of Losses Caused by War and Its After Effects.  My y¥ do

POPULATION OF U.S. INCREASES 16 TO 20 PCT   FINAL RETURNS ON 1920 CENSUS WILL SHOW UNCLE SAM’S FAMILY GROWING, os

u  TILL GROWING 5 QUA FAMILY   Increase of United States Population of 16 to 20 Per Cent Indicated.   CENTERS OF INDUSTRY SHOW GREATEST GAINS   A Decrease in Population in Agricultural Sections of About 7 Per Cent.

AMERICAN PEOPLE: ARE. “ASKED TO BELP CHIN   Declared ‘That There is**Appalling Distress” in Some in Some Provinces,

Pot ca GA La FOR AUD TN CHORD   Wilson See's to Helo Miore of Starving People.   COMMITTEE OF 130 NAMER   American Public ts Called Upow t> Te ' fieve Famine Véhich Affects <4) 000,000 Perscns, 20,000 000 Whom Are Doornmed

ON ASKS FOOD AID FOR THE CHINESE   President Calls on American People to Contribute for Distressed Country.   NAMES COMMITTEE OF 130   Fifty Million Persons Are Affected by Famine, 20,000,000 of Them Doomed to Death—Roads Now Lined With Corpees.

a tl  RAILWAY PAY TO SATISFY   Hints From. Labor Board Indicate Award Will Modify Unrest.

RAIL WAGES TO SATISFY      Hints From Labor Board at Chicago Indicate the Award Will Modify Unrest,

BOLD EFFORTS AT ROBBERY   Bond Brokerage Raided by Bandits —Two Killed and Bookkeeper Nas Ballet in Head.

BOND HOUSE ROBBED IN HEART OF FRISC(   ‘Bandits Kill Two Men and Shoot . Woman—Escape by Leaping in Car.

MEMBERSHIP. OF “LEAGUE BASED TO 46 STATE   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxembourg and Costa Rica are Admitted   ARMENIA NOW AGAIN TROUBLING ASSEMBLY   Afeternoon Session Occupied in Holding Qut Hope to Three Nations

MEMRERSHIP IN LEAGUE TS INCREASET   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxemburg and Costa Rica Admitted to Association.

LEAGUE MEMBERS VOTE ADMISSION TO FOUR STATE   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxe‘nbour; And Costa Rica Are Admitted.   FRENCH ABSTAIN FROM VOTING ON BULGARI   Applications Of Baltic States Pin Advocates But Are Rejected.

NEW SISTERS IN LEAGUE FAMILY   GENEVA ASSEMBLY ADDS FOUR TO YTS LONG LIST.   ONE ENEMY NATION ADMITTED   Bulgarin Permitted to Enter, Ba Not by Unanimous Vote—Ar mentan Question Up, But Nothing Done.

FOUR NEW LEAGUE MEMBERS AND THREE ARE REJECTED   Armenia Comes Up Again to Trouble Assembly. May Get Into Family of Nations Next Year, They Say.

FORTY-SIX STATES ARE NOW WN LEACH   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxembourg and Costa Rica Admitted. Armenia Comes Up Again to Trouble Assembly.

FOUR NATIONS MADE LEAGUE'S MEMBERS ~ BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxemburg, Costa Rica Admitted; What to Do With Ar‘ menia Is Still Bothering Delegates. .

FORTY-SIk. STATES. ARE NOW MEMBERS OFNATION'SLEAGUE   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxembourg and Costa ‘Rica Admitted To ‘Assembly At Geneva Yesterday:   ARMENIA AGAIN DISCUSSED

4 NEW MEMBERS ARE VOTER INTO NATIONS LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Finland, Costa Ricz and Luxembourg Admitted —Sympathy and Hope for Balkans.

ADMIT FOUR MORE STATES 10 LEAGUE   Bulgaria, Finland, Luxern: bourg and Costa Rica Join Woarld-lInian   THREE NATIONS REJECTED   Membership Increased to 46 Countries; Viviani Praises President Wilson

BULGARIA ADMITTED   Finland, Luxembourg ane Costa Rica ‘Also Voted Membership; None Meet Opposition.

BULGARIA ADMITTED 10) WORLD LEAGUE ARMENIA AGAIN TROUBLING DELEGATES

(K. C. TOUGH KILLED.     Essaying the Kole of Masked Robber He Was Shot Down. 

GANGSTER IS SHOT TO DEATH   <ansas City “Bad Man” Slain As He Enters Resort With Revolver Drawn.

BAD MAN IN K. C. GETS HIS  Shot Dea vad Early This   Shot Dead Early This Morning.   CUT ON $20,000 BOND   Two Weeks Ago Shot Up Cabaret ~— Was Terror of the Underworld.

WHISKY DRINKS IN COUNTRY DWINDLE “TO 6,480,000,000   No More Permits Will Be Enacted for Its Sale in Taewa (heantte¢

TO CLAMP DOWN LID ON WHISKEY SELLING   Prohibition Officials Displeasec at Big Sales.

LOE DF SICK PEOPL      Use 15,000,000 Gallons Whisky in Six Months.

LOT OF SICK PROPLE.   They Use 15,000,000 Galions Whisky in Six Months.

FIFTH BOSTON ~ HANK 1 CLOSED   Cosmopolitan Trust Com pany Under Examiners

BOSTON TRUST _ COMPANY CLOSED   Bank Commissioners Force Cosmo politan Bank to Close ‘ Doors,

ANOTHER BOSTON BANK IS CLOSED   Is Fifth Institution te Cease Business in the  Past Five Weeks 

ANOTHER BANK CLOSED   Is Fifth In Boston ta Be Shut By Conmmissioners In Five Weeks.

~ INFIVE WEEKS   $500,000 of State Funds on Deposit in Cosmopolitan Trust, Closed This Morning          Céntinuéd Decline of R sources Advertised as $2 600,000 Cause of Action

ANOTHER BOSTON  BANK 1S CLOSE!   Cosmopolitan. Trust Corn pany Makes Fifth Bank tha Has Been Suspended By Commissioner Since Ponz Scehome T paleod Ont.

BANK 1S (10S   Fifth Financial Institution: %e to Wall. Since Ponzi's: Ge Rich-Quick Flurry,

State Treasurer Jssues. Reassuring _ Statement—Bank Expected to. .., Resume. Business. Soon

TRUST COMPANY IS CLOSED UP   Fifth Bank Closed Since Ponz Became Involved With  Officials.

GUSMOPOLITAN ‘TRUST 60, CLOSE   THE DEPTH BOSTON BANK TO KAID IN FIVE WEEKS   LARGE BOSTON BANK QUITS   i) Starting With Ponzt's Get. Gich Quick Banks, the Closing of u Kg Than Cumne Today. .

HFTH BOSTON BANK  CLOSES (TS DOORS: HALF MILLION STATE FUNDS THOUGHT SAF      Three Million Dollars Taken Ou by Depositors of Bank in the Pest Two Weeks’

HETH BOSTON BANK 1S CLOSED BY ORDERS OF BANKING COMMISSIONER      EPIDEMICS OF BANK FAILURES FOLLOWS IN TRAIL OF PONZI INVESTIGATION,

BOSTON BANK CLOSED BUT FUNDS ARE SAFI   State Banking Commissione Attributes Difficulties to Slov Loans: and Heavy Withdrawale

MEN WEARY OFPROMISES AND: WILE WALK OUT   Union Heads and De partment of Labor Re presentatives  Repor Rail Employs. Dead tc All Appeals.   DEVELOPMENTS

Switchmen of East Vote to Ga Out at Midnight; Turn Deaf Ears to Appeals That They Await Wage Awards   Heads of 15 Unions Assemble in Chicago; Lee Declares Crisis Gravest Since War: Men Quit Old Leadership

WALKOUT SATURDAY NIDNIGHT PLANNED BY RY. SWITCHIMEK   Eastern City Yards Will Be Tied Up Acconiing  to In dications   UNIONS POWERLESS   Deadlock of Railway Labor Board Blamed For Dras tic Action

NEW FORD INDUSTRIES    Railroad, Mine, and Forest Are Added to Ford String.

OWE OF RESULTS OF LANSING INC(DENT, IF CHATTER IN HOUSES PREVAILS.   Piste

HINT OF WHLOON GARNET Ghai EET GENIAL   News of Further Resignations to Support Lansing !s Quickly Countered   DEPOSED SECRETARY’S SUCCESSOR UNAMED   Action Suggested to Determine How Government Is Being Run

NO CRISIS IN NEW CABINET   PRESENT OFFICIAL FAMILY oF PRESIDENT TO STICK.   LANSING THE ONLY SACRIFICE   WASHINGTON STILL IN A STEW OVER HIS BANISHMEINT.   Contest Over Peace Treaty Supposed to Have Figered ia Adminictrative Uphbeaval—W ileeca Little Pertarbed.

LANSING'S ACTION HOLDS ATTENTION   All Talk At Washington Centers About Resignation.   SAYS NO MORE WILL QUIT      White “House Statement Declares There is No Crisis in Cabinet —- Opponents of Treaty Talk of Action to Determine How Executive Bus. iness Was Conducted.

LANSING AFFAIR STILL CHIEF TOPIC OF TALK   BELIEF PREVAILS THAT CABINET MEETINGS ONLY INCIDENT PRECEDING BREAK.   Best Information Available Indicates No More Secretaries Are Likely to Resign.

THE LANSING CASE              ON POSSTELE Dm DISABLLITY OF PRESIDENT.   Ignation. of Seeretaty is 7          . of Interest in Capitol.

MAY PASS LAW ON DISABILITY OF APRESINENT      ONE OF RESULTS OF LANSING INCIDENT, IF CHATTER {IN HOUSES PREVAILS.   PARIS. PRESS 1S CAUSTIC   Journals Chortle at Crisis and iil-Concealed Spleen Is Veated on the President—Belief That Cabinet Meetings Were Oniy the Excuse President Long Sought.

CABINET GRlolo TALK 1a REARD IN WASHINGTON   Resignation of Secretary Lansing Continues to Be Hub Around Which Centers Gossip in the Nation’s Capital.   Opinion Prevails President Knew of Meetings for Some Time Before Making Formal Objection — No Successor Named.

NO CRISIS IN CABINET   More Resignations Are Not Expected at Washington. !  5   Talk of Legislation to Define When the President ts Incapacitated Are Heard at the Capital.

In LANSING CASE   LEGISLATION POSSIBLE: DEFINING DISABLLITY OF PRESIDENT.

THE LANSING INCIDENT   WASHINGTON STILE  BUAZING WITH GOSSIP OF ‘TITE CASE,   The Talk Includes piseusst va Ay Steps ta Find Qut Who fs Keal- Jy Governing America Now,

Talk of Action to Determine How Business of Government Is Being Conducted Heard in Washington.

CABINET CRISIS NOW INTIMATED   Rumored Break Finds ‘Color’ Ir Acknowledgements Made by Secretary Lane   NAME SUCCESSOR SOON   Many Men Prominent in Washington’s Official Circles Are Suggested For Office

FAIRFIELD BAPTISTS ASKED FOR $8.00   This Sum Represents Quota of Local Church in the New World Movement Campaign

BUONE BAPTTOTD ARE TO RAISE SUM OF $34,560   THIS IS THE AMOUNT OF THE BIG DRIVE SOON MADE.   ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS RAISED IN THIS COUNTRY   The Baptists Are Heart and Soul In the New World Movement and Have Herculean Task Ahead In Next Few Weeks.

DRA $9120   ‘State Campaign. Director: ‘Announces ‘Sum ‘Asked of Local People for” ~: Qheat Welfare Cahpaien

AVERS SENATOR SLANDERER HIN   REEL INSISTS UPON PROBE IN CHARGES MADE AGAINST HIM BY SMOOT.

CREEL TO FIGHT SMOGT CHARGES OF DISHONESTY   Former Bureau Chief Flays Senator for Secrecy at  Hearing.

Wants Palmer to Begin Inquiry at Once.   ALSO WRITES TO SMOOT.   Former Heai of Public Informatior. Committee Declares Senator Knew There Was no Transfer of the Official Bulletin to Babson as Charged by Committee.

CHARGES UNTRUE CREEL DECLARES: OTMANDS PROBE   Hi AD OF PUBLIC INPORMATION COMMITTER DERING W vi DEPENDS RE qontie.   WRITES LETTER 10 PAL MEF   Vise Makes Public Letter Nelddre sed Yo Senator Smoot, Chairman of Committee Making Charges.

CREEL REAL HOT ABOUT GHARGES   Places Senator Smoot ir the Ananias Club   DEMANDS AN INQUIRY   Wants Attorney General Pal. mer to Make Immediate In. vestigation of Accusations Made in Committee Report to Congress—No Transfer of Official Bulletin, He Savs

CREEL ASKS PALMER TD PROBE GnARGES: WRITES COMMITTEE   f  Demands Investigation of Offi cial Bulletin’s ‘ Transfer. Accuses Smoot.

CREEL DEMANDS INVESTIGATION OF FRAUD CHARGE!   Former U. S. Publicity Agent Wants Action on Report of Committee.

CREEL INSISTS ON AN INVESTIGATION NOW   CLAIMS CHARGES BY CONGRESS ARE FALSE.   Declares Senator Smoot Responsibl for Wiping Out Committee Before Work in Hand Was Com pleted.

CREEL DEMANDS PROBE OF — CHARGES OF WRONGFULLY TRANSFERRING BULLETIN   Former Head of Committee On Public Informatior Says He Is Willing to Appear as Witness.

Former Chairman of Public In , formation Hurls Lie At . Charge of Utah Senator   DEMANDS INVESTIGATION   Cree! Declares Transfer oi Official Bulletin to Babson Was Regular

Wants Palmer to Begin I *~ guiry at.Gnee,      ALSO WRITES TO SMODT   Former Hoadof Public Infor. mation Committes Declares Senator Kuew There Wns ne Transfer of the Official Bulle. {in to Babson as Charged b3 Comniittes. ©

‘Letters to Senator: at and Palmer A®k  For Immediate Investigation Of Cree! Recerd.

OMOOT'S CHARGES A PACK OF LIES DEGLARES CREEL   Denies Illegal Transfer of Of ficial Bulletin to Roger Bahson.   DEMANDS INVESTIGATION

DELAWARE’S VOTE ON SUFFRAGE I$ STILL 1 N DOUBT   Action May Not Be Taken Beforé Friday—Governor Believes Women Will Be Victors.

‘DELIBERATING ON SUFFRAGE   Strike Settlement in Germany Gives Labor Body  a Place   RESOLUTION IS BEFORE SENATE

RESULTIN — DELAWARE   On Woman Suffrage. Still in  - Doubt—No Vote in Legis. lature Expected Before Next Friday’ 0

DELAWARE LEGISLATORS DEBATING THE AMENDMEN'   Both Sides of Suffrage Claim Majority Strength; No Action Bofore Friday.

U. S. Transport with Reds Aboard Sails for  Unnamed Russian Port

BUFORD LEAVES © DOCK AT KIEL   Soviet Ark Gets Under Wai Following Boiler Repairs in Great German Docks.   RED CROWD iS DOCILE

RAID ON CORK NEW SPAPER,   Maske@ Men Wreck Fart, of Examiner Rutiding. —

MEN FIRE ON URGED OF CHOWN IN  ERIN   Assailants Are Shot Dead By the Military; Are Said te Have Had Revolvers anc Dum Dum Bullets.   SLEDGE HAMMERS USED TO SMASH MACHINER)   Raiders of Examiner Plant Said They Were Acting Under Orders of the Irish Republic. Is Report.

PORT XMAS PROGRAM   SIC IN CHURCH AVERTEL WHEN MEN QUIET FRIGHTEN. ED WOMEN AND CHILDREN DAMAGE RUNS HIGH

FIRE BREAKS UP PORT EDWARDS XMAS PROGRAM   PANIC IN CHURCH AVERTEI WHEN MEN QUIET FRIGHTEN ED WOMEN AND CHILDREN DAMAGE RUNS HIGH

Threat Made to Bolt Uniess Meeting Sends ‘'wo to San Francisco—Delegation From Fifth District to National Meeting Retuses to be Bound: By Instructions of State Convention.

CABINET CALLED IN LABOR CRISIS   Rail Situation Occupies Entire Attention of the Washington Authorities.   TO TAKE DRASTIC ACTIO!   Uepartment of Justice Has Positive Proof That the . W. W. ts Behind the Move, With Worid Revo. lution as Object.

CABINET CALLED IN LABOR CRISIS   Rail Situation Qsccupies Entire . _ Attention of the Washing: _ —™"""" ‘ton Authorities.   TO TAKE DRASTIC ACTION   Department of Justice Has Pasitive Proof That the . W. W. Is Behind the Move, With World Revolution as Object.

PALOIDENT TOAGT UN OTRIKE TODAY   Wilson Calls Cabinet Meeting ir Railway Labor Crisis.   FIRST IN EIGHT MONTHS   Situation Occupies Entire Attention o' Washington Authorities—Proof That . W. W. Is Behind the Move for World Revolution.

Lenine Tells Of Big Plans  For Russians   Great Sum to be Spent to Develop Its Electric Resources   CONGUHRESS (8 HELD   Delegates Present From Every Section of Soviet Dominions

LENINE OUTLINES — GREAT PROGRAM OF RECONSTRUCTION   Presents Arguments in Favor of His it?  ge  Policy of Granting Cohcessions & fo Foreign: Capitalists.

LENINE OUTLINES!’ ‘GREAT PROGRAMOF RECONSTRUCTION   He Makes Two Hours’ - Speech Before AllRussian Congress,   HE AND TROTZKY GIVEN OVATIONS   Assembly Composed Of Workingmen—Delegates ° Number 2,400.

Mandate Commissions to Be Freed of Undue Influences   LEAGUE'S POLICY   Commissioners Are to Be Named on Their Real Merits

LEAGUE COUNCIL DEVOTES TIME TO MANDATE TACK   Mandate Commission Members Will Be Appointed On  : Competency   ELECTION OF DANZIG COMMISSIONER POSTPONED   Council Is Asked To Name At International Blockade Commission

MANDATE QUESTION DERATED.   Occapice Meat of Time ef Leagee @' Nations Aasembliy.

POLITICIANS TABOO UPON VITAL BOY   Mandate Commissions to Be Freed of Lindue Influences   LEAGUES POLICY.   Commissioners Are ta Be Named on Their Real Merits

MANDATES QUESTION BPCUPIES ASSEMBLY   MEMBERS OF COMMISSION ARE . TO BE APPOINTED BY : COUNCIL.    South African Delegates Ask That  International Blockade Comi mittee Be Named.

NMADATESIS “CONSIDERED   Council Would Remove All Governmental Influence . From Commission   MEMBERS OF BODY TO BE APPOINTED ON’ MERITS   One’ Member Will be Named by Labor Organizations Who Will Act as ~ Advisor —

LEAGUE IRONS QUT MANDATE QUESTION   Governmental influence Elim inated From Commission; Lahor Renresented

LEAGUE TO REMOVE UNDUE INFLUENCE   QUESTION OCCUPIES MOST OF ASSEMBLY SESSION — PLAN BLOCKADE COMMISSION.

GOV'T CONTROL REMOVED FROM MANDATE BODY   SITUATION OF TERRITORIES UNDER MANDATORY RULE WILL BE REPORTED ANNUALLY

UNITED STATES OUT,   Salvador Proposes Latin-American *  Union Leaving Out U.S.

NEW LINE-UP Ia CONCEIVED BY SAL VARIA   UNITED STATES [8 EXCLUDED   Anh BE: ATINS if Wout RE PLEDGED TO FICHE TOGETHER

SALVADOR FAVORS EXCLUSION OF U.   ‘Dissatisfied With American Way o Contruing the Monroe Doctrine.

NEW LINE-UP “15 GONGENED BY SALVAGOR   UNITED STATES IS EXCLUDED      ALL LATINS WOULD BE PLEDGED TO FIGHT TOGETHER

SALVADOR BARS U.S. FROM PAC}   Proposes Alliance of Latin. American Nations With America Excluded

EXCLUDE U. 8. FROM ALLIANCE   Salvador Doesn’t Like Monroe Doctrine Interpretation.   WOULD ABOLISH 2 COURTS   Both of Which Were Established With Co-Operation of This Country.

LATIN AMERICA WOULD EXCLUDE 5. DOCTRINE   Salvador Congress , Rejects Tenets of Monroe Doctrine; Plans to Cut Adrift.   TO ESTABLISH OWN COURT   Signatories to Document to Previde Rules for Governing Own Counutries

WILL EXCLUDE U. 8. FROM NEW COURT   Salvador Congress Proposes Latin-American Organization.  enna   DRASTIC ACTION IS TAKEN   *resent Means of Arbitration Would Be Abolished—Decree Passed After Study of State Department's Interpretation of Monroe Doctrine, Sent Several Weeks Ago.

SALVADOR WOULD EXCLUDE YANKEES   After Gotting®Interpretation of Monros Doctrine Congresa Urges Union Without U. S.”

Salvador Has Plan For Latin America  To Break From U. S.   Monroe Doctrine Interpretation Leads to Proposal to Establish Court of Arbitration With This Country Excluded.

OALVADOR GUT UNITED oTAT Ea FROM HER LIST   By Act of Southern Republic This Country's Monroe Doctrine Is Void.

LATIN- AMERICAN COURT AND U. S. NOT MEMBER PROPOSED BY SALVADOKk   Plans to Establish a Tribunal To Settle International Disputes Are Under Way, Washington Learns.

SALVADOR ONUBS UNITED STATES IN NEW DEGREE   Little Republic Proposes Latin. American Court of Arbi tration.   WITH THE U. S. EXCLUDED

SEPARATE COURT FOR LATINS, IS SALVADOR PLAN   Central America Lana Would Throw U.S. Overboard.

SALVADOR WOULD BAR JU. S.   Decree Also Proposes Abolition of the Pan-American Union and Other Organizations.

SOUTH AMERICAN COURT PROPOSED 70 DAR AMERICA   SpOENT USTITED STATES SOTE HP SPONSTEELE POR MOVE ms VAN NCUNCEME AT   SALVADOR ISSUES DECREE   Arbitration Congress Pherring Repregentation by America May Be Created Following Step Taken by Republic

ba JOR DENIES U8. "POSITION TN ALLIANCE   ‘Proposes: Latin-American Union After Receiving Monroe- Doc. -trine Interpretation

OPIKER MAKES PLANS TO WEE MISS KNOWLES   Ceremony Will Probably Oc. cur Early Sunday Morning at Fall River.

SPIKER-KNOWLES WEDDING SET FOR SUNDAY MORNING   Assistant City Clerk of Fall River Says Appointment Is at 10 A. M.

LEWIS IS AGAINST HASTY ACTION BY ILLINOIS MINERS   Acting President of Union Asks Far rington to Delay Action Until After Conference.

ADVISES MINERS NOT TO STRIKI   PRESIDENT LEWIS WARNS ILLI  NOIS MINERS AGAINST HASTY  ACTION MARCH 31

ELM STREET ASKS:  FOR MORE LIGHTS   NORTH SIDE RESIDENTS THINK STREET NEEDS A NEAR WHITE WAY   TRAFFIC HEAVY THERE      Believed Light Company , Unwilling to Make Extensions Without New Contract   Discussion at City Commission Meeting Shows General De muni for More Lights

ELM STREET ASKS  FOR MORE LIGHT:   TRAFFIC HEAVY THERE   Believed Light Company , Unwilling to Make Extensions Without New Contract   Discussion at City Commission Meeting Shews General Demand for More Lights

WANT LUHRSEN ON COMMITTEE      Train Dispatchers’ Head Asked tc Serve On Repablican Bedy.

LEAGUE PLANK 0, K,’D   REPUBLICANS REACH AGREE. MENT ON THAT PHASE.   Conference of Representatives of Al Elements of Opposition to Pact Is Held,

TREATY PLANK IS ¢. 0. P. PLATFORR   Agreement Reached on League Phase of Platform.   All Elemente of Republican Opposition to Pect Represented at Conference at Chicago.

KANSAS COURT TURNED DOWN   By Interstate Commerce Commission   DENIED COURT A HEARING   On Its Protest Against Interstate Rates Granted Railroads in West.

. C. C, REFUSES KANSAS PETITION FOR RATE HEARIN(   Gives No Reason for Denying Action in Kansas Court’s Contentions.

DENIED PETITION — OF KANSAS COUR}   EFFORT TO GET HEARING Q> RAILROAD RATES TURNED DOWN   TO TAKE IT UP AGAIN      Kansas fndustrial Court Claims Er ror Was Made in Calculating New Rates

HALF A MILLION NOW HAVE CANCEF   Disease Now Believed to Be Consti tutional and Subject to Cure  by Treatinent,

ee  CANCER DEATHS FOR YEAR TOTAL 100.000   Boston Physician Declares Half Million Persons Are Afflicted With Disease

TWO SPEAKING DATES ARRANGED BY HARDIN   Will Speak to Delegation trom Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday Another Next Week,

HARDING S FRONT PURCH CAMPAIGK OPENS SATURDA   Delegation From Mansfield, 0. Will Hear Nominee’s First Pi azza Address   “HOMECOMING” FOR GOV. COX   Daytonians and Miami. Valley. Residents Celebrate Nomination of Their Favorite Son.

HARDING PLANS TWO MORE FRONT PORCH SPEECHES   First Talk to be Made tc Mansfield Delegation, Aug. 4.

PORGH CAMPAIGN AIT ULL OWING DURING AUEUS   ‘List of Delegations Waiting t  Hear Nominee on Issues  : is Growing Daily.

HARDING TO TALK T0 ~~ VISITING DELEGATE:   Four’ Speeches Are Arranged and Others’ Planned. -

HARDING CAMPAIGN ON   G. 0. P. Presidential Nominee Addresses Voters.    Front Perch Speaking Dates An nounced—Senator Receives invitation to Speak Outside the State,

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN TO BE OPENED TOMORROY   Menecers Recelyve Many Invitations fo Speak in Other Parts of

HARDING'S — SPEAKING — PROGRAM   GROWING DAILY WITH TWO MORE DATES ANNOUNCED   Columbiana County Potters to Visit Marion, Aug. 12,' and American Defense Society. Sept. 25th—Front Porch Campaign Onens  Gaturday.

HARDING BOOKS 2 PORCH TALKS   HALF DOZEN SPEECHES IN NEXT FEW DAYS ARE BEING ARRANGED.

‘RONT-PORCH CAMPAIGN NILL OPEN SATURDAY'AS SENATOR HARDING MEETS CBIENDS OF MANSFIELD

FRONT PORCH  «CAMPAIGN OR   Senator Harding to Address Delegation From  Mansfield, Ohio

HARDING WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN TOMORROW   Front Porch Speeches Will Be Regular Thing Next Month; Many Dates Listed.

HARDING TO OPEN HIS CAMPAIGN IN SPEECH SATURDAY      Residents of Mansfield, Ohio, to Be Addressed in First “Front Porch” Talle   DAYTON CELEBRATING IN HONOR OF GOVERNOR COX

HARDING TO OPEN DEVE TOMORROW   Front Porch Campaign Will Get Under Way   AT MARION HOME   Will be in Full Swing by Another Month, According to His Advisers.

HARDING CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN LAUNCHEL   G. 0. P. Presidential’ Nominee Addresses Voters.   Front Porch Speaking Dates An nounced—Senator Receives invitation to Speak Outside the State.

G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN IS ON   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE ADDRESS. ES VOTERS AT MARION.   Front Porch Battle Opens With : Speech to a Delegation From Mansfield, O.

HARDING C AMPAIGN TO OPEN TOMORROW    First of “Front Porch” Addresse: ) to be Made to Mansfield, O., Delegation

FRONT PORCH CAWIPAIGN 10 GPEN SATURDAY   Senator Harding Ready to Re ceive First of Series of Del epations of Republicans   Pottery Workers From Fast Liverpool Next

PORCH CAMPAIGN OPENS SATURDAY   Senator Harding Will Give First Front Porch Address to Mansfield Delegation.   MANY CITIES WANT HIM

rRONT PORGH CAMPAIGN WILL BEGIN SATURDAY WITH SPEECH TQ CROW   SEVERAL DELEGATIONS SCHEDUL. ED TO VISIT HARDING'S HOME FOR CONFERENCE.

SPEECH DATES FOR HARDING   Republican Nominee’s Fron  Porch Campaign to Start Saturday.

HARDING'S FRONT PORGH GAMPAIGH BPENS SETURDA      Thousands of Republicans Wil Make Pilgrimage to Home © of Candidate

TO START FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   SENATOR HARDING READY FOR DELEGATION TOMORROW.

GUARD CHICAGO'S EXCHANGE.   Cordon of Police Protect Butidings in Financtal Piatrict.

GUARD CHICAGO'S HROCHANGE.   Cordon of  Rolice Protect Balidings in  PRO We ge gee ae

FRENCH COMMISSION RECEIVED WARNING LETTER PRIOR TO BOMB BLAST.   DEATH TOLL REACHES 29   Over 200 Injured and Million Property Loss in Noon-day, plosion.

HARDINGS ENROUTE HOME BY MOTOR   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE  AND WIFE LEAVE   CAPITAL.

REPORT GRILLS ENGLAND   ' Avers Name Will Stink in Nostrils ; Or the World.

CRIMES LAIL AT DOORS  UF CROWN FIRES   British Representatives in Ireland Charged With Burnings, Destruction, Looting and Flogging.   }ALLEGE WOMEN ARE BRUTALLY TREATED   Committee Does Not Believe the Government Has Inspired Reprisals, But Has Defended Violence.

MAKES REMARKABLE PROTEST   King Urged to Drop Such Archaisms as “My” People.

KING’S “MY” IRKS BRITISH   London Express Voices Irritation a Use of Possessive

 Star Chimpanzcsels ‘Proud Mother Of Babys  ! First Born In Americe

First Infant of Species Born In This Country and Second in History of the World According to Bronx Zoo Reports.

ARDMORE PICTURE ‘SHOW FANS’ MAY SOON SEE . INFANT SCREEN PRODIG'

SUZETTE, BRONX CHIMPANZEE, iS NOW A MOTHEK   First of Species Born in U.S   . Arrive Sat New York

SLEUTHS FALL 10 FIND CLUE IN BOMB PLOT   RUSSIAN HELD IN NEW YORK AS PRECAUTI ARY MEASURE

Identity Of Person Or Persons Re. ~ sponsible For Explosion In Wall  ., street On Thursday Not Estab. Mobo) po Atte!   RUSSIAN JOURNALIST .. HE  Ky Le   One Body, That Of *19-Year-Old : Boy, the Only One ‘Which, Re;mains Unidentified. May Be Driver OF “Death Wagon.”   WORK .ON SEVERAL “LEADS:

Fair-Haired—Youth-Only. Unidentified “Victim  _ of Blow-Up a  Brailovsky Still Held But  ne ae   "No -¢ harge Is Put? Against Him

omen  pLOSION STILL WYSTERIOUS CASE   police Officials and Department Agents 5 Without Definite Clue,  'vOLD RUSSIAN “JOURNALIST   pexander Brailovsky Without Bail on the Charge of Being Undesirable Alien, Although Not Suspected of Responsibility for New York's Appalling Disaster.

NO DEFINITE CLEW TO EXPLOSION FOUND   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND POLICE CONTINUE THOROUGH PROBE. ,   Theory Advanced That Unidenti fied Boy Was Driver of Wagon.

Russian Journalist, Arrested Saturday, Is Stil! Held. Charged With Being Undesirable Alien.   DEATH LIST IN BLAST NOW PLACED AT 34   Body of 19-yearold Boy, Believed to Have Been the Driver of the “Death Wagon,” Is Not Identified.

DRIVER OF DEATH WAGON DEAD?   Unidentified Pody May Be Tha’ - Of Alleged Plotter.   RUSSIAN JOURNALIST HELU

bh apaciGR STILL tYSTERIOUS CASE   oelice Officials and Departmen “aeents Without Definite Clue.   unl RUSSIAN JOURNALIST   yexandcr Brailovsky With. out Bail on the Charge o: Being Undesirable Alien, Al. shough Not Suspected of Re. sponsibility for New York’: a Ming THienseter.

POLICE HAVE NO. DEFINITE GLUES   As to Origin of Thursday's Big Bomb Explosion   EDITOR IS ARRESTED   Russian Journalist Taken into Custody on Information Furnished by Anonymous Correspondent but Little Importance is Attached to Arrest—Many Leads

“OVERALL CLUBS” - ARE OPPOSEL   Governor Bickett See: Harm in Them.

CANNOT JOIN N OVERALL CLUB.   Rernor of North Carolina Says Seli-denial a Better Remedy.

TELLS OF DEATH OF NINTH WEE   Bluebeard Watson Discloses Siaying of Woman He Marred in Winnipeg: Threw Body Into Lake Coeur d'Alene; Two Buried There.

GREATER DANGER THAN RED: WOO   “One Big Union” Idea Seen by General in Strike; “Get Rid of Alien Leader.”

ALIEN RADICAL BLAMEL   GEN. WOOD SPEAKING OF LABOR CONDITIONS SAYS LEADER  SELDOM IS AMERIC.

2 TAKEN AS WIFE MURDERERS   North Carolina Women Living Ter Miles Apart Are Slain Almost Simultaneously.

REIND IS FILM CENSOR   Judge Refuses to Stop Showing of “Soul-Kiss’ Picture,

Opponents Take Another DayJudge Warns Against “Undue fnfluence.”   FINAL DEFEAT MET #N-N. C.   National Saffragists Receive Congratulations and Pian Program.

SUFFRAGE VOTE _ T0 BE PROBED   St ems,  ndue Influence” ‘Meged in bay ~ Tennessee, bd 7: MBN tt >. eee   LEGISLATOR DENIES GHARGE   Nashville Papers Allege He Was Offered “Anything in the World” to Vote For the Amendment.

RATIFICATION IN TENNESSEE {8 SUBJECT OF PROBE BY GRAND JURY   Charge. Is Made That Undue Influence Was Used to Obtain One Vote for Ratification:. Reconsideration Postponed

MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE TINDER FIRE   Claim Member - Who Changed Vote Was. Promised $10,000:   CHARGE HOTLY DENIED   Rep. Burn Nails Affidavit as False; N.C. House * Kills

GRAND JURY 10 PROBE SUF VOTE   Tennessee House Adjourns Until Friday.

JUFFRAGE WIN NOT YET SURE IN TENNESSEE   Antis Rally for Effort to Force Reconsideration and Rejection of Ratification Action Yesterday      COURT FIGHT ALSO IN PROSPECT LATER   National Women Leaders Prepare for Political Action as Soon as Victory’s Safe

OTE BUYING CHARGE. MADE IN TENNESSEE   Allegations of Affidavits Bitterly Denied By Object of Attack.   ECHO OF SUPFRAGE FIGHT   Denial Supported By Others and ‘Even By Some Aati, Soffragists,

Suffragists . Holding - -Full Strength in Tennessee House, Confident of- Victory on Reconsideration.   MISS PAUL SOUNDS A NEW BATTLE CRY   Leader of National Women’s Party Says Thanks Are Due Neither Party for Tri sumph Won in. Tennessee.

LOBBYING GHARGE WILL BE PROBED   AFFIDAVITS PUBLISHED SHOW INFLUENCE IMPROPERLY USED

AUTHORITIES SEE PLOT IN RATIFICATION   Judge Charges That Un. due Influence Was  Used in Vote.

CORRUPTION CHARGED BY “ANT SUFFS   Grand Jury to Probe Report That Lobbyists Forced One “Yes” Vote.   SUFFRAGE REJECTED BY CAROLINA HOUSE

Tennessee Court Stresses the Charge to Inquire into Efforts   to Improperly Influence Law Making. Power of State

CORRUPTION {8 CHARGED IN VOTE IN TENN, Sure   Two Newspapers, Sweai, to ‘Affidavits—Hat Legal Battle Relieved Probabie. .

‘SUFFRAGE EFFORTS __ UNDER DISCUSSION   JUDGE DEBOW CHARGES GRAND JURY ON SUBJECT OF CORRUPTING, LAWMAKING POWER OF TENNESSEE.

SPEAKER'S VOTE MAY BE WRENCH IN MACHINERY   His Ballot Cast in Tennessee House Stands in Way of Certification.   SUFFRAGISTS WILL ASK FOR RECONSIDERATION      ‘Opponents of Ratification De. clare Legislature's Act to Be Unconstitutional.

Judge DeBow Charges Jury that Improper Influence was Used to Secure Ratifi- «  eee Sawer   iTWO PAPERS IN ATTACKS   Publish Affidavits That One Member of House Unduly Influenced to Change Vote

JUDGE ORDERS “GRAND JURY TU PROBE VOTING   /Mass Meeting Called in Nash ville to Influence’ Legislature  to Reconsider   ONE VOTE STANDS IN WAY GE CLEAR VICTORY   Suffragist Workers Insist They  Will Be- Able to Keep  State in Line —

GEAMAN MINISTER BLAMES ALLIES FOR KAPP REVOLUTION   Troops Which Came From the Baltic Gift of Entente David Declares

RESTORRBS BRAINS»      OPERATION PERFORMED ON AUTO VICTIM SUCi CESSFUL,

REVOLUTIONISTS CONTROL ALL BUT THREE MEXIGAN STATES, IS REPORT   Conflicting Reports As To Whereabouts of President Carran za Cannot Be Cleared Up—Execution of President's Son-in  Law and General Muiguia Confirmed—Rebels Accomplis! Their Coup in One Month.

ARE UNABLE 10 _ FIND CARRANZA   'Revolutionists Say They Cannot Clear Up Conflicting Reports.   “ONFIRM TWO EXECUTIONS   General Murguia And Carranza’s Son_ in-Law Are Dead. Have Obtained  Control in One Month.

PRESIDENT NOW REPORTED HIDING   Conflicting Rumors ‘Unsolved by Rebels, Who Confirm Son-in-law’s Death.   MURGUIA ALSO EXECUTED

DUGGER MINER HURT IN FALL OF SLATE   FEARED THAT LAWRENCE JACKSON’S BACK IS BROKEN— BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL -

BU,000 MEMBERS IN FARMER BOD      FIGURES SHOW REMARKABLE GROWTH OF INDIANA FEDERATION IN FIRST YEAR

60,000 FARMERS   in Over Forty Counties Belong to Farmers Federation.

THROUGH SOB CANAL.   July Record of Freight is 924,860 Mor: Than That in June—Gruin, nol Ore,

PIE ADMIRAL BITTER IN .€) ‘ICISM: OF THE-SECRET:       USE OF OLD CODE). GERMANS TO READ             According to the Admiral’ WS, .the Departure ‘of Troops. Was:  “Known Immediately in Rert : 4 . er

BY NEWBERRY CASE   Michiean Member of Serate “White Elephant’”’ On Hands of G. O. P. Maiority

The Michigan Sexater is a White Elephant” and Republicans are Afraid to Expel him or to Keep him   SOLONS GAGGED AND BOUND

Major General Neville Named on Inquiry Board by Secretary Daniel   Change Is Made to Get Men Int: Quiz Who Are Detached from Haytian Affairs.

CHANGE MADE lit BOARD OF NOUR   Brig. Gen Pendleton Re. moved; Search Instituted for Farmer Marines

Major General Neville Takes Place of Pendicton in Investigation of Haitian Outruges.

INQUIRY ON H AITIEN KILLING.   Men Detached From That Service to

Peopies Trust Company. Furm Loans, Abstracts of Title. asset   Market.

BERGDOLL HAD Es ESCAPE “FIXED.” Motor Car Sateainan “Testifies Prtaones

BERGDOLL BRIBED GUARDS.   Plotted to Escape in Motor Boat From Governor's Island.

SMASHED WAY INTO VAULT   Fi ive Thousand Dollars in Liberty Bonds Secured by Robbers

G. 0. P, CANDIDATE SAYS LABOR AND CAPITAL HAVE EQUAL RIGHTS INVOLVED.

IARIDING MAKES LABOR DAY TALK   Voices Views in Address at Local Celebration   SPEECH IS CUT SHORT   fo Give Local Orator Oppor-. tunity to Expound Plumb Plan—Amendment or Revision or Reconstruction of League of Nations Covenant Still Among Possibilities

(. 0. P. NOMINEE BELIEVES IN UNIONISM BUT OPPOSES “DOMINATION BY WORKERS”

LEAGUE AND LABOR ARE DISCUSSED BY HARDINE   Speaks at Marion on Eve of Depar ture for Address at Minnesoty   State Fair.

HARDING OUTLINES ~ WIS LABOR VIEWS   CLOSER RELATIONS BETWEEN EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE ADVOCATED.

SENATOR HARDING GIVES HiS Vizws ON LABOR ISSUES   Advocates Closer Relationshi} Between Employers and Employes.

SHOULD GIVE HONEST WORK FOR HIGH PAY   Nominee Sponsors Joint Advisors Commissions.’ and Voluntary  Arbitration In. Labor- Day oe a kee         ELABORATE LEAGUE: VIEWS      Indicated. That: He , Might Carry Suggestion For a New Association OF Nations Step Further Le. Wists Ate s.   COMMENT ON “STATEMENT

Discusses League of Nations and Labor Issues and Uniori Officials Endorse Views.   MINNESOTA TRIP’.NEXT

EWS OF HARDING FURTHUR -XPLAINED   Nominee Tells, More of Stanc on League. ~   LABOR ISSUES CONSIDERED   Candidate Says Amendment 91 Revision of Covenant is Stil  _ Among Possibilities — Advocates Closer Relationship Between Capital and Employes Through Joint Committees.

HARDING VIEWS ON LEAGUE AND LABOA SSUES SET FORTE   Leaves for Minnesota to Mak« First Campaign Speech Outside Ohio.   AMENDMENT OR REVISION ARE STILL POSSIBILITIES    Says Europe Wants This Nation to Lead Way in Reconstruction — Advocates a Closer Relation Between Employers and Employes.

HARDING OUTLINES POLICY ON __ LABOR MIEWS-ON LEAGUE oF ~_ NATIONS: PLAINLY EXPRESSEL   a Believes in Unionism, But: ls Opposed to “Labor’s Domination of Business or Governmen t”—Wants Honest Effort in  ~ Return for High Wages. - . 

HARDING FAVORS LEAGUE REVISION   NOMINEE OUTLINES STAND ON LABOR AND TOUCHES ON PEACE QUESTIONS,

HARDING IS STILL IN AIR ON LEAGUE   Amendment, Revision or Reconstruction of Covenant Among Possibilities   NO SPECIFIC PROGRAM   Opposes Labor's Domination of Business or Government; Speech Cut Short

HARDING OPPOSES UMONDOMINITION   VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION  SOLUTION TO PROBLEMS SAYS NOMINEE

ENDORSES LABOR PROVISIONS ¢ OF CUMMINS-.. —-ESCH RAILWAY ACT; ELABORATES LEAGUE PLAN   Amendment or Revision or Reconstruction of League Among Possibilities In Framing International Peace, He Says; Agricultural Issues Feature at Minnesota Fair,

“HARDING ADVICE aA TAROR MEN   Deserve Your High Wages, He . Declares at Day’s Celebration tee Marian.

PACIFIC -COAST EX.SERVICE MEN GIVEN WARNINC   Centralia, Wash., Paper Gets Letter Saying Armistice Day Outrages Would Be Repeated October 15.

LETTER WAnKo  UF duit DULED TEARUA PLOT   TROUBLE IN CENTRALIA, WASH. THREATENED BY “COMMITTEE OF VENGEANCE.”

SITUATION CLEARING   RAIL OFFICIALS CLAIM STRIhI is BDREARKING,   Claimed There is a Gradual Disolution of Insurgent Forces,

NA a A i i in a a i  INVESTIGATE SEARCH FOR FOUR CONVICTS WHO MADE ESCAPE   Inmates Of i Crimina! Insane Effect Getaway.

INSANE CONVICTS   Tue of Six Who Escaped From Jer Hospital Recaptured.

SIX DANGEROUS © “LUNATICS FLEE JERSEY ASYLUN   Saw Jron’Bars on First Floo id  ett Away—Two : Ye eR Bee

Two Recaptured But Four Remain al Large—Sawed Their Way to Liberty Through Window Bars.

GOAL COMMISSION WAITS ON PRESIDENT   No .Action Likely Until Wilson Dis closes His Attituce To‘ward Reports.

FURTHER AGTION 0 UUAL SETTLEMENT AWAITS PRESICEW,   Majority Repert is in Hands of Wilson at White House   NOCOMMENT  BY OFFICIALS

COAL:CONTROVERS} (5 UP-T0 PRESIDENT   Operators and Miners Not to Take Action Until They Hear From Wilson

SIDES WILL AWAIT WILSON'S WORD IN COAL CONTROVERS)   Report of Minority Commis sion Not Completed—Two Other Members of Board Have Left Washington.

AWAIT WORD FROM WILSON ON RESULT   Operators and Miners Silent on Disagreement of Miner With Public and Owners,

AWAIT WILSON VIEWS ON COAL WAGE DISPUTE   Majority Report is Before President But Minority’s Communication Not Yet Complels     HOUR SCHEDULE HELD  NMILCECIPMIT oonol cha   Miners’ Representatives Contend There Should Be 35 Per Cent Wage Increase *

AWAIT WILSON’S ACTION.   Both Sides in Coal Dispute Will Not Act Until President Has Spoken.

WILSON VERDICT IN (MINERS ISSUE AWAITEL   DISPOSITION TO HOLD. UE. ACTION "PENDING PRESIDENTS DECI“SION 18 EVINCED. >: (

A DISPOSITION 10 AWAIT WORD FROM PRESIDENT SHOWN   None of Those Concerned in Bituminous Controversy Will Take Any Action Now.   MAJORITY REPORT HAS GONE TO WHITE HOUSE   Neither It Nor Minority Repert Wil be Made Public Until Mr. Wilser Has Determined Whether John P White and Other Members of Com mission Can Reconcile Their Views

AWAITING WORT FROM WILGON IN MINE WAGE ROM   Both Factions Show a Dis position Not To Take An\ Action Until the Positior of President is Known.

AWAIT WILSON’S ” ACTION  Both Sides” in Goxl -Disputs Will Not Act Until President Haa Spoken.

WHITE REPORI ON COAL WAGE NOT YET MADE   OTHER MEMBERS OF WILSON’ BOARD HAVE GONE HOME FROM WASHINGTON.   ‘Nothing More Expected Until Both Reports Are Considered Bv President Carefully.

BOTH SIDES AWAIT WORD FROM WILoON OVER WAGE DISPUTE   FURTHER WHON WILL DE PEND UPON DETERMIN \TION OF PRESIDENTE,   MEN TAKE FIRM STAND   j in vis and Other Officials of Stivers  Keep in Close Touch Wits situation But Refuse " Comment,

AWAITS ADVICE FROM WILSON   Jo Action in Coal Miner: Wage Dispute Until President Speaks.

“MEN TO AGREE      President’s Dec Decision, on Commission to Be. . Delaued.—

COX DENOUNCES _ NATIONAL PAPER   Saturday Evening Post’s Insidious Purpose Exposed, Candidate Says, Publisher Once Violated Anti-Trust . Law and With All Other Big Business Is Onnosinga Coy

GOV. COX ATTAtKS SATURDAY EVENING POST IN STATEMENT   hue POST AND EVERYBODY OSING HIM WANTS UN. FAIR ADVANTAGE

BIG BUSINESS. _ AGAINST COX   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE . DOE! NOT FAVOR RETURN TO “NORMALCY AND LOW WAGES

Fires Questions at Post’s  Editor HINTS DIRTY DEAL  Says Citi Bavinenees Oppose Him

Interests That Want “More Than Square Deal” Demand Step Backward to “Old Or der’*—-Support Reactionary © Candidate for What Thev Get Out of it.

COX DENOUNCES: “BIG BUSINESS ” BEHIND HARDING   Return to “Normalcy” Demand. ed In Hope of Getting More Than Square Deal

AKIN ESTATE. 5 APPRAISED   ‘TOT’ VALUE OF PERSONAIL hry AND REAL ESTATE 8" Np ap $153,245.13  _ aa 4, a   UWNED MUCH BANK STOCK

AKIN ESTATE 5 APPRAISED   TOTAL VALLE OF PERSONAT PROPERTY AND RLAL ESTATE FIXED A'T $153,245.13   OWNED MUCH BANK STOGK

British Employers Plan Counter Strok   Gigantic Lockout Has Started With the Closing of Electrical Shops--Expected to Spread to All Factories,

MILWAUKEE FIKHTS TO JHROW OFF RED YOKE   Political Parties Combine tc Beat Socialists in Muncipal Election Today.   VOTE UNUSUALLY HEAVY

AUTO HITS POLE, MAN KILLED, FIVE INJURED   The Machine Overturns at ‘North Wilbraham

HANDS OFF, SAYS TENNESSEE   Constitutional League Requests Cox and Harding to Avoid Political Pressure Over Suffrage.

TENNESSEE SAYS HANDS OFF   Harding and Cox Asked to Remove Political Pressure.

HARDING MAKES NEW EFFORT TO HELP SUF RAG!   Wires Tennessee Republican Leaders For a Poll of the Members, and Asking If He Can Aid the Cause.

DEADWOOD DICK IS DEAD AT LAST   Famcus in Paper Novels As One of the Most Daring Pioneers

15 CHICAGO GUNMEN TO DIE   Eight Men to Hang on October 14 anc Seven on the Follow. ing Day.

1U HANG 8 MEN IN ONE DAY   Fifteen Chicago Gunmen Doomed te Die In Two Days.

MAN PREDICTS HOUR OF DEATH; PROPHECY TRUE   Dictated a Notice to Newspapers Giving Time and an Account 2% ’ of His Death.

Allied Conference Asked By France On Germany; _ Austria Pleased At Roi

Reversal of Form When Indian: Gets Alimony  and Dinaree Fenm Sees

A HUSBAND GETS ALIMONY.   Indlan World War Veteran Granted $10,000 and Divorce fram Wife.

——EE———————— lore lee Oe,  Indian Given Divorce and $10,000 Alimony

BASEBALL SYSTEM IS USED.   ~Pitisbargh School Board Sending Out Scouts for Teachers.

CARLISLE INSTITUTION HELD Ul LN AFTERNOON AND ROBBED f OF SMALL SUM

sree Whew tie tow tafe  7 cifice When He -Saw Bandits i   the Bank and Exchanged Shots With Then.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL HELD UP   Ways and Means Committee Puts Off Action Till After Legion Meet.  ing, March 22. {

tSIN HELPS THE CORN   i Puts Finishing Touches on Pros : peet fer Bumper Cron

RAIN HELPS THE CORN   Puts Finishing Touches on Pros: pect for Lumper Cron

FORMER REGENT CONSIDERED FOR GREEK’S RULER   Report That King Constantine Has Left For Athens, Emphatically Denied

GERMANY MAY BE SPLIT IN TWO BY THE REVOLUTION   SOUTHERN (“STATES  REABFIRM LOYALTY TQ EBERE GOYERNMENT AND SCORN NEW REGIME   FRANCE IS PREPARING   French Army is Doubled and Rhine Guards Will be Reinforced— Many Lives Lost in Fightine—See Monarchial Tendency

PRINCE JOACHIM RELEASED BY VON KAPE   France is __ Iricreasing Strength of Forces in Occupied German Territory Since Revolutionary Coup

Fighting Reported at Kiel, Essen and Frankfort—General Strike Hampers New Government—Foch Watches Revolt and Mav Move Troops.   Counter Revolution Meeting — Success in Western Germany

KAPP LACKS SUPPORT OF PUBLIC AND REVOLUTION HE LAUNCHED MAY, DOWN   South German States Not in Accord with _ Prussia and Ebert’s General Strike Gains Ground

DATE FOR ELECTIONS SEY   leated on April 11—-Berlin _ Quiet Sunday. .

SOCIALIST REPUDIATES REVOLUTION AND Z DICTATORSHIP IS ON THE BRINK OF RUIN   KAPP'S FINAL HOPE MUST LIE IS REVIVAL OF PRUSSIAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT—COUNTER REVOLU~ TIONISTS ARE REPORTED HOLDING 35 TOWNS—SU. PREME PEACE: COUNCIL WILL MEET TODAY.   ‘(BY UNITED PRESS)

NO WHITE HOUSE TREE   ABSENCE OF CHILDREN CUTS CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.   President Wilson Follows Precedent Set by Arthur in Gifts of Turkeys to Employees.

QUIET CHRISTMAS AT WHITE HOUSE   Will Be No Tree This Yoas, But ‘the President Will Distribute Gifts to Children -—Turkeys for. Employes,

A QUIET HOLD AT WHITE nibvSt   Usual Distribution of Tur keys Will Be Made to the Employes.

PRESIDENT TO SPEND QUIET CHRISTMAS      Distribution of Turkeys to the White House: Employes’ Wa: Begun Today.

sfiate Uepariment intertere: In Controversy  Embassy Sent Lettar Direct Tc Senatur  Nenied Gable Messages Were Censored   CHRISTMAS 10 BE QUIET AT WHITE HOUSE   All White House Employees Get Turkey  ee

WHITE HOUSE GETTING READY FOR CHRISTMAS   Relatives of President Will Spend Holiday With Him,

PRESIDENT PLANS QUIET GHRISTIMAS FOR WHITE. HOUSE   Turkeys for Employes; Gifts to Children Along Road Taken to Former Golf Games.

WILSUN GIVES TURKS   President Follows Christmas Custom Established by Arthur.   No Christmas Tree at White House on Account of Absence of Chiidren.

POELEGTING HRY FOR NEWBERRY TRIAL   Secres of Defendants ond Veniremesi Delayed Yesterday By Snowbound Trains.

SELECTION OF JURY IN LWWAERY TAIL BEGUN At SSAND RAPIDS COUR:   HEARING HALTED VESTERDAY RY ABSENCE OF DEFENDANTS DELAYED BY LATE TRAIN.

TRIAL OF NEWBERR   Ten Days May Be Taken Uy With This Before Taking o Testimony Begins.

AKE WEEK TO SELECT JUR\   Score of Defendants and Veniremen Delayed Account Snow

TOWN CIECHANOW FALLS IN HANDS OF BOLSHEVIK!   Possession Blocks Trans port Supplies from Allies to Poles.

RED FORGES GET HOLD ON POL Gt HAIL ROAD LINE   Another Road Put in Shape tc Transport Material From Danzig   BOLSHEVIKI CAPTURE CANNON. FROM FOES   Soviets: Sponsor Formation o' Revolutionary Commissions: in Captured Cities ;

RAILWAY OF WARSAW AND DANZIG CUT   Reds Take Ciechanow Thus Cutting Line of Communication.

FRENCH OFFICERS SAY RAILWAY IS GUT   Poles Said to Have Driver Russians Back 

RED FORGES CUT HAILAOAD FROM POLISH GAPITAL   Capture of Town of Ciechanow Conceded in Official Report of French Mission at  Wa rece ww   POLISH OFFICIALS AVERSE TO LEAVING THE CAPITAL   Fear Departure Will be Signal for Appearance of Rival Government

REDS MAKE GAINS ON ALL SIDES   Town ofCiechanow, 35 Miles From Polish Capital Is Captured—Other Cities Occupied as Poles Fall Back.

Pennsylvania Holds Ids Major Hand Ins ing Destinies of Candidates A Chicago Convention Next Wee Penrose May Solve the Question Week —

Pennsylvania Expected To Solve G.O. P. Tangle Through Knox- Penr ose

Boies, Penrose Will Name Republican Candidate, Is Indication At Big Meet

Pennsylvanian Is Schedule To Reach Chicago Either Wednesday Or Thursday   SEEKS SUPPORT FOR KNOX FOR PRESIDENT   Kffort Is Being Made T Make Senator Beneficiary Of Johnson's Strength

Total Death List — Is Swelled te 33   Authorities Are Busy Guarding Against Any Repetition of the Outrage.

Wall Street Explosion Believed To Se Beginning cf Plan For Reign of Terror.   DEATH LIST IS NOW 33   General Round-Up of All Known Reds Will Be Made Without Delay.

SLEUTHS WORK SEVERAL GLUES   According to W. J. Burns, Detective, Denth List Now 33

POLICE FIND FRAGMENTS OF DEATH DEALING BOM   NATION WILL BE COMBED THOROLY FOR ALL KNOWN ANARCHISTS AND OTHER RADICAL AGITATORS

EPISCOPALEANS IN PRAISE FOR OWNER OF SOX      Laud Action In Exposing “Fixing” Of Series Games By Players.

CHURCH BODY PRAISES WHITE SOX PRESIDENT   Episcopalian Pastors Of the North west Province Laud Action of Comiskey.

CROOKED SOX CONDEMNED.   Baseball Players [nvotved in World’s é Series Scandal Criticised.

Whether Railway Workers Will Accept Award Calling For 60 Per Cent of Increase Demanded or Launch General Strike Depends on Decision of Grand Council of Brotherhoods.   RATES OF INCREASES

DIDN'T KNOW GIFT WAS PART OF IT   Missouri Chairman  Testifies He Thought Money Given Him Was Personal Contribution From E. L. Morse.

COLE CONTRADICTS. FORMER TESTIMONY   Now Says That He Did Nol Accept Money for Lowden

HOUSE ADOPTS WET MEASURE.   New Jersey House Bill Favors 31 Per Cenk Aleohal.

OWET* BILL 1S PASSED.      New Jersey Measure Fixe: Three and at Half Per Gent, Alcohol “by Volume.

NEW JERSEY DRAWS UP WET BILL; HAS PASSED ASSEMBLY   Would Fix 3 1-2 Per Cent. By Volume OF . Alcoholic Content —Goes To Senate Next Monday   WiLL TEST VOLSTEAD ACT

NEW JERSEY PREPARES TO BUCK THE ORY AGT   STUFF OF 314 PER CENT IS MADE LEGAL IN STATE AS A PRELIMINARY TO BIG FIGHT AGAINST PROHIBITION.

New Jersey House Passes “Wet” Bill By Vote of 37 to 2.   Scenes of Tumult Mark Passag of Measure for 3.5 Per Cent Alcohol.

PRORIBITION ATTACKED FAOM QIFFERENT ANGLES VALIDITY T0 BE TESTEL

“WET” BILL IS PASSED.   ‘New Jersey Measure Fixes Three and a Half Per Cent. Alcohol by Volume.

New Jersey Assecmblymen Approve Measnre Calling for Drink ef 31-2 Per Cent Alechol.

INCENDIARY RIOTS STILL ~——- CONTINUE   SINN FEIN CLUB AND CHAR« IAITTE QUAY ARE ABLAZE—~ HEAVY DAMAGE   BOLLING TESTIFIES   President's BGrother-in-law Denica Charge of Accepting Bribe— Ponzi Pleads Guilty

WAVE OF FLAME SWEEPS IRELANL   City Hall of Cork and Other Buildings Burned With Great Damage   BULLETIN

LONDON PREPARES TO FIGHT FIRE AND PERSONAL ATTACKS   Elaborate Safeguards Taken by Police Against Possible Sinn Fein Attacks.   PROPERTY OWNERS RUSH TO TAKE OUT INSURANCI   Parliament Houses Guarded by Night Patrols; Many Fires Damage Irish Cities.

CORK CITY HALL IS SET ON FIRE   Sinn Fein Club and Quay : “Ablaze.   CITIES IN ENGLAND TAKE PRECAUTIONS   Public Buildings Carefully Guarded.

GITY HALL AT CORK ON FIRE   Belfast Reports Say Sinn Feix Club and Charlotte Quay in Flames:

LONDON LIKE CAMP OF ARMED MEN IN FEAROFIRISH  PLOIS   Precautions Taken by British Metropolis Against Fires And Attacks in Force   Explosives Found at Cardiff And Near Newton; Rush to Insure City Property

CITY GUARDED FOR FEAR OF: ~ SINN FEINERS   Streets Patrolled While Ar. mored Boats Hover Close: to Parliament Building.   CITY OF “CORK 1S.  MENACED BY FIR

City Hall and Other Building:  Bet on Fire—Sinn Fein Club Ablaze

BRITISH-FEAR OUTBREAK OF IRISH RAIDS   Public: Buildings’ in Eng “land Put Under Heavy Guard s   15 ‘POLICEMEN SLAIN   Reprisals by Black and Tans Follow Death of” Soldiers

England Takes Safeguards to _ Ward Off Irish   Public. Buildings in London and Other Large Cities Kept Under Strict Patrol; Government Sections Assume Atmos-

FIVE WINNIPEG STRIKE. LEADERS FOUND GUILTY   Verdict is Received With Hisses and Jeers in the Courtroom.

LEADERS OF BIG STRIKE CONVICTED   Winnipeg Contt Root Crowd * Greets Verdict With ‘Hisses and Shouts

ANOTHER K. C. SHOOTING   After Wounding Woman, Grant Jone: 65. Killed Himself.

TO GUARD AGAINST GOAL PROFITEERING   Attorney General Palmer Instructs Distriet Attorneys to Keep Watch for Attempts to  Vn ehn Dia.

Attorney General. -Sends: Instructions to re eral: District: Attorn   WATCH FOR: PROFITEERING   No Cause for. Greater: jncreas  in Prige, Phrough Wa vost.

DISTRICT ATITORNEYS WILL WATCH RETAIL COAL FRICES   Instructions Issued by Attorney General—Average Boost of 40 Cents a Ton Reasonable.

PALMER WAR AGAINST GOAL PROFITEERING   District Attorneys Notified to Take Steps to Halt Unreasonable Advances   NCREASE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 40 CENTS TON   EXPORT DEMANDS DECLARED  TO BE EXAGGERATED AND INSUPEICIENT TO WARRANT  HRAVY RAISE IN PRICE,

INCREASE OF « > CENTS TON, [HE _ SAYS MAY. BE: TAKEN AS f _ REASONABLE ‘BOOST.:    70, KEEP OPERATORS  FROM TORS  niniva         If Operators, Absorb Part of Inc ease, ; Raise in Prices Should : “Be Less, He Says) ~

PALMER WILL WATCH FOR PROFITEERS   Eyes on Coal and Mea’ Men Both to Stop Price Kiting.

HOUSE KEEPS U. S. DRY    Members Beat Another Move to Kill the Measure.   Amendment Repealing Enforcement Act Defeated by Vote of

HOUSE STANDS BY + ENFORCEMENT ACI   Eagen’s Motion Lost bj Overwhelming Majority

BIBLE STUDENT I$ CHARGED      ‘Chiengo Man Is Alleged to Have Committed Bigamy in Des Moines.

OBEYS. SOLOMON'S: TEACHING   Chicago Blble Student, Aspiring a Thousand Wives, Finds Two Too Many.

ChicagoCar Lines Stop; Workers Out   350 Electrical Employes Quit Jobs Witohut Warning— Current Is Off   DISPUTE OVER WAGES   \gent For Workers Refuses To Diseuss Strike—Transportation Jammed

CHICAGO STREET CAR LINES TIED UP BY STRIKI   Girt Killed and Several Persons Injared in an Accident Resulting From the Strike.

Electrical Workers Go Or Strike Over Wage Dispute.   One Killed and Many In.jured As Result of  Accidente

CHICAGO STREET CARLINES ARE TIED BY STRIKE   The Strike Beeame Effective at 4 a mn, Today When 350 Electrical Workers Wet Out.

STRIKE TIES UP STREET CARS ~ IN CHICAGC   Blectricians Walk Out and Power is Shut Off. Gir! Killed When Truck Hits Post.   CARS LEFT IN STREET

ELECTRICAL MEN: - STRIKE, TYING  UP TRAFFIC   GIRL IS KILLED WHEN PAS SENGER TRUCK STRIKES POST:

SURFACE LINES CEASE ~ RUNNING, ELECTRICIANS AEFICE TO RUN PLANTS   Closed Shop Argument Is Given As Cause For Walk Out of Electrical Workers—Elevated Lines Crowded To Capacity Today.

Walkout of 350 Electrica Workers Places Trolley System at Standstill

CHICAGO  TIED UP BY STRIKE   Street Car System Paralyzed When Electrical Workers Walt Oot Farly Today.   TRYING- TO RUN CARS

OPINIONS ON CHILD WELFARE   Code Commission Getting Variety of Them From Folka.

MEXICANS ATTACK LOWER CALIFORNIA   TP OREVOLUTION THERE 1S OP ELLER FERERAL AUTHOR. 2Y WILL ENTENE  WHtOk. E COED  VILLA AND i AK ARM-TN.AEM, Wey Pa Tee rh        Z WALK ROTH we

MEXICO IS CLEANING UP ° BANDITS   Preparing Offensive on Lower California FoRowing Surrender of Villa.   COMPLETE CON TROL

MEXICAN FEDERALS MAY ATTEMPT AN INVASION OF LOWER CALIFORNIA   Military Expedition Now Planned tc Wrest Control of the Peninsula from Governor Estaban Cantu

PLAN TO ATTACK   Following Villa’s Surrender, Federal Forces May Try to Take Cantu

MEXIGAN FORGES TO ATTAGK LOWER CALIFORNIA   Will Make Great Effort to Wrest Control of Peninsula From Gov. Estatian Cantu.

MEXICAN FEDERAL FORGES PREPARE WREST CONTROL OF LOWER CALIFORNIA   Will Attack Governor Cantu’ Forces From East and West Coast of Penninsular

MIRXAICAN FEDERALS PLAN TO WREST LOWER: CALTPORNTA ~ FROM GOVERNOR *ESTRBAN CANTU, REREL. . ae

NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO HAS FIGHT ON HANDS  F  csenthtaerianieememeenll  ,   -_ Pe  ye   Southern California's . Dictator Will Not Give Up Control.

Federal Troops Prepare to Attack Lower California in Effort to Get Cantu.

[0 REGAIN LOWER GALIFORNIA   Mexican Federal Forces are Preparin to Attack Rebels From, the Land and Sea,

Federal. Government Forces t “be Sent to Bring Governor Cantu to Terms.   WILL MAKE ATTACK FROM BOTH SIDES.

MEXICANS WILL  ATTACK LOWER CALIFORNIA BY LAND AND SEA   Following Villa's Agreement To Sur render The Federalists Will'Con* trol The Peninsela

WITH VILLA PACIFIED, GOV CANTU OF CALIFORNIA, WILL BE SOUGHT,   VILLA HAO) LONG GHREER   His Was the Outstanding Figure Among Ali the Motley Throng * of Banditti Who Troubled the Mexicans.

MEXICAN GOVT. 15 READY 10 ATTACK LAWER CAL FDRNI   -Will Land Troops From Both East and West—Governor Tells Citizens To Arm.

[HREATEN AN ATTACK ON CANTU   Mexican Federals Want Lower California  ee eae  PLAN AN EXPEDITION  Wait Effect of Surrender of Villa   PLAN AN EXPEDITION

MANY IN SEARCH OF WORK   More Than Six Men for Every Avail. able Job in the St. Louis District.

MAKY APPLICANTS: FEW JOBS   Situation in St. Louis Exactly Reverse of Year Ago.

STORY OF RICH STRIKE + GOMES FROM THE YUKON   Mountains of Ore Assaying Up to $1,500 a Ton Figure in Latest Gold Tale.   VEINS RUN FOR MILES

OIA CHILDREN ARE KILLED [1 THEATER PANIC   Tots Trampled Underfoot in ‘Movie’ Stampede Caused by Cry of ‘Fire’

ARREST THREE IN. FIRE PANIC HORRO   Six Children. Killed and ‘Some of Dozen Injured: Ones ° ‘May. Die.

CRY OF FIRE IN MOVIE THEATER CAUSES 6 DEATHS   Children Crushed As They Stampede For Closed Exits   THREE ARRESTS FOLLOW   Bodies Tightly Wedged At Foot Of Gallery Stairs

Owners and Manager of New York Playhouse Charged With Manslaughter.

OIX CHILDREN LOS) LIVES Ih MOVIE HORROE   False Alarm of Fire in New York Causes Panic

FIREPANICIN N.Y, THEATRI   Caused Death. uf? Six Children _ anc Injury uf Jk, Dozen Others,

PAFEK REVOLUTION 1S FORECAST AY FORMER HIPH STATE OFFIGIA   ONLY THING TO PREVENT IT Fs RESIGNATION OF  FORWER PREMIER VENIZELOS,

GREEK REVOLUTION THREATENED UNLESS VENIZELOS RESIGNS   PURPOSE OF REVOLT IS TO SECURE RETURN OF KING CONSTANTINE TO THRONE—VATICAN TO HELP?

REVOLUTION IN°GREECE - 1S FORECAST BY PANAS   Only Alternative is Resignation of the Premier snd Return of Constantine, Says Former Official

GREECE FACES REVOLT SAYS FORMER MINISTER   ASSERTS RESIGNATION OF VENIZELOS AND RETURN OF KING CONSTANTINE NECES cCABY

Only Alternative Is Resignation ‘of Venizelos and Return of Former Kine ‘Constantine.

Resignation of Venezelos and Restoration of Constantine Suggested.

GREECE FACING CIVIL WAR SAYS ELIO PANAS   Former Minister States ‘Returr ‘of Constantine Alone Will Save the. Situation.

EMPLOYES UNDERPAID   Breakdown of Postal System Predicted by National Organization.

INSURGENCY PLANS ARE STILL VAGUI   Efforts to Reseat Socialists May Be Made After Pros-' ecution Rests.

Plans Still Vague for Concer ed Attacks in New Yo Legislature Tonight.

TRY TO PREVENT LAKE DIVERSION   Montana Would Hold Back Yellowstone Lake   BIG LEAGUERS AT MIAMI

BANK CLEARINGS GROW   Increase of 7.2 Per Cent in Law rence Since Year Avo

BANK CLEARIN GROW      Federal Reserve Bank Reports In crease in Lawrence for March

BANK CLEARINGS GROW   Advance. for Lawrence Reported by . C. Reserve Bank

PRICE OF HAIRCUTS BOOSTED   Sizty Ceats New at New York. Bet Shaves Still at 30.

TWO ARRESTS FOR FORGERY   Alleged Thirty Thous and Dollars Was Realized by Men

PRINCE JOACHIM IS BURIED   Four Brothers Attend the Priviite Funeral Services of the Suicide.

Agriculture Is Fast Becoming The Most Important Industry of Sur* rounding Territory Supported by Dairying, Hog Raising, etc., and Lubbock is’ the, Recognized Hub ofthe Plains...

i Sapa? ete ge.        Tertitory. Sepported by, Deby Hog Raising, ct. ’ Ibook is’ the  da. fae’ of the Plains. 4

PRESIDENT GETS FACTS QF AALROAD STRIKE; ALF. OFL.1S ANXIOUS   Wilson hastening completion of railroad wage

AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WATCHING STRIKE   Inclined to Let Brotherhood Deal With Situation, Rather Than Use Government Force.

STRAY BOYS IN FOP MUCH BETTER DAYS   Hotel for Boys to Be Operated in Chicago; Plans Outlined.

MEXICO’S COMMISSION QUITS   Failing to Accomplith His Mission Fernando Caideron Is to Return to Mexico City.

UNION MEN TO. BECOME STRIKE BREAKERS NOM   Bratherhood Sends” Yardnies to Chicago to End Walkout by Outlaw Group

GERMANY MAY TRY HIGH GRIMINALS   Change in Procedure Will Hold Responsible the Nations Assuming Authority—Europe Must Be Safe.

Eniente Follows Backdown!  on Demand «for Kaiser With Similar Action on! Teuton Army Chiefs.  i ’

TWO KILLED OVER BILL  > “FOR MEDICAL: SERVICE      Mississippi...’ Physician. ‘and _ Woman Patient Killed by Un* known Parties, Jury Decides.

PHYSICIAN'S BILL CHUSED DOUBLE * KLINE IN MISS   Mississippi Doctor Visiting Lady Who Owed Him Money is Shot Thru Heart’ and Woman Also is Killed.—_No  Witnesses to Shootine.

PENSIONS DISBURSED   Big Sum for Retired Employes of Steel Corn.

De Palmer Wins Elgin Race at Record Speed   Ttalian in Ballot Holds Leac From Start; 60,000 Sée

MUTUALS [0 MEET WABASI   SULLIVAN TEAM TO CLASEE WITH STAR COLLEGE OUPETL AT LOCAL GYM

MUTUALS 10 MEET WABASt   SULLIVAN TEAM TO CLASH WIP STAR COLLEGE OCTET AT EOCAL GYM

MAY LOSE. SIGHT:OF EYE   SIOUX TOWNSHIP: FARMER SER. IOUSLY INJURED.

MAY LOSE. SIGHESOF EYE        stoux’ TOWNSHIP: FARMER ‘SER: lOUSLY INJURED.

OMAHA TELEPHONE MAN DIES IN WEST   Casper E. Yost, ex-President of Nebraska Telephone Co. Sucoumbs at Long Beach.

REFUSED TO ISSUE SHOW CAUSE ORDER   Injunction To Restrain Seerelary Colby Frem Issuing Forma Proclamation Denied By Justic:  Sddone Yesterday.   EXPECT PROMULGATION SOON   Antis’ Efforts Wall Now Be Directed Toward’.Eayly Action In Supreme Court On Legality’ Of  Te wee re   HOPE TO SETTLE BY NOVEMBER

ANTI-SUFFRAGE FORCES ADOPT NEW TACTICS   Drop Plan to Prevent Issuance of Proclamation and Take Fight 1o U. S. Supreme Court,   SEEK DECISON BY NOV. .

WOMEN VOTE ASSURED   ANTIS ADMIT RESULT WHED JUDGE RULES AGAINST THEM   PROCLAMATION IS NEAR   Secretary to Act Immediately on Re. ceipt of Tennessee Ratification

ANTI-SUFFRAGE FORCES HANDED A JOLT BY COURT   BD. OF C. COURT REFUSES ORDER RESTRAINING COLBY FROM PROCLAMATION ISSUANCE

ANTI-SUFES RECEIVE ANOTHER SETBACK   Chief Justice Siddons Refused to Issue Another “Show Cause” Order Against Sec. Colby to Restran. Him From _Prockaiming Amendment a Law.

—— ee  iFAAGE FAVORED OUR DECISION   eo Cause” Order Against Colby Refused.   » \SSUE PROCLAMATION   gmpaign of Opponents Will Wow Be Directed at Effort to cbtain Early Action on Valigity of Tennessee Ratificaion—Hope For Decision Betees Piections. 

ORDER 10 HALT  PROCLAMATION DENIED BY COURT   ¥ G No Further Effort Will Be Made To Stay~Colby Apnonncement.

Plea for Injunction Hearing Refused   Probably Can't Be Heard Before Election

ANT!-SUFF FORGES RECEIVE SETBACK   JUDGE REFUSES ORDER TO DE. LAY CERTIFICATION—NEW ATTACK IS PLANNED.

SUFFRAGE FOES ARE DEFEATED   Court Refuses to Block State Department's  Action.

ANTI-SUFFRAGIST FORCES LOSERS IN LEGAL FIGH)   Nothing Now to Prevent Secy Colby Front Issuance of Proclamation.

VICTORY FOR WOMEN IN A COURT DECISION   RULING AT WASHINGTON FAVORABLE TO SUFFRAGE.   Secretary of State Colby Free te Is. swe Preelamaticeer Declaring Niveteesth Amendment te Conatiteation Adopted.

ANTI SUFFAAGIO To RECEIVE ANOTHER CFT BAGK IN COURT   District of Columbia Supreme Refuses to Issue a “Show a Cause” Order Against Colby.   CERTIFICATION HAS NOT REACHED WASHINGTON   justice Siddons Says That to Issue Order Would be an Unwarranted Interference With Purely Ministerial Action of the Secretary of State.

District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Refuses to Issue Order Against Secretary of State Colby; Proclamation Announcing  Amendment Part of Law Expected Soon   FIGHT GOES TO SUPREME COURT

SUFFRAGE MAY BECOME ~ NATIONAL LAW TODAY   ~TAURRL LAW TUURT  COLBY ‘TO ISSUE PROCLAMATION UPON RECEIPT OF CERTIFICATION.     ms GIVE Ut BRIS  District of Co lumbia Court Refuses   District of Columbia Court Refuses “Show Cause” Order Against Secretary of State.

ANTI SUFFRAGISTS GIVEN SETBACK BY SUPREME JUSTICE   Who Refuses to Issue Order for  Secretary Colby to ‘Show Cause” in Injunction   PROCLAMATION TO ISSUE "ON RECEIPT OF THE NOTICE   From Tennessea and Campaign Will Now Be Directed Toward = Supreme Court of United States

ANTI-OUFFRAGISTO RECEIVE o£ T-BACK OVER COURT ORDER   PROCLAMATION BY SECRETARY OF STATE EXPECTED WITHIN SUNT FEW HOURS,   COLBY’S STEPS UPHELD   Receipt of Official Certification  ¢ _ Tennessee's Ratification Mailed By Governor Roberts Anxiously Awaited,

ANTIS: RECEIVE ANOTHER BLOM   Court Refuses to Issue “Show Cause” Order Against Colby.

JEALOUS BOYS CAUSE DEATH OF PLAYMATE   RAYMOND E. HAYNES, ST. JOS LPH, 12 YEARS OLD, DIED OF WOOD ALCOHOL 18 BELIEF.   Was One of the Contestar rom the Lifayette High School Track Hect to Be Held Last  Mond;

POSSE CLOSING IN ON BEASLE   Murderer of Wife and Chil dren is Surrounded at Greenville, Ill.

POSSES CLOSING ON WOODS WHERE BEASLEY HIDES   Man Wanted in Webster City on th Charge of Murdering Wife and Children Thought to be in Greeneville, Illinois

SEAR YANKEE. SLANG   British Afraid: Youth of Land wil Pare e <1 Corrupted.

FIGHT ON CLOSED SHOP 1S STARTED   Propaganda Barrage Launched in Chicago Against Trades Unionists.   A. F. OF L. WILL ‘FIGHT.   William Z, Foster Starts. New Organization of Educa- — _ -tion-for Uniens-——— -

UPEN FIGHT UPON THE CLOSED SHOF   Propaganda Barrage For Bet ter Understanding Between Employer And Employe

ent ATIONAL DRIVE -AGANS cc ~ SHOP TO BE OPENED   Shops Open Nonunion Lal r.

TO VISIT CALIFORNIA   Prince of Wales Will Take'a Jaunt fo Australia.

FRANCE OBJECTS T0 KING CONSTANTINE   Cambon Says he Will be ‘In tolerable’ to Allies,

ECONOMY CLAIM IS FALSE SAYS REPRESENTATIVE   In Spite of Republican Claim of Economy Taxes Are Higher, Than Ever Before.

PALMER STILL LEADS   Will Have Plurality tut Not Majority in Georgia Convention.

VINSON IS HONORED   Will Deliver ~ Commencement Address at Illinois University Early Part of June

GENERAL CONFERENCE Ut METHODISTS   To Be Held at Des Moines May 1 anc Continue Several Weeks—Big ‘ Problems To Come Up.

General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church Meets at Des Moines, Iowa, Cay  st

General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church . Convened at Des Moines, Iowa, Cay  st

2 SEAMEN DIE IN TRANSPORT FIRI   Explanation for Fires on Transports In Pacific Not Forthcoming.—Ship Bound for Viadivostock.

HOTELS CUT FOOD PRICES   One House in New York Reduces 172 Items on Menu—Average ts 10 Per Cent.

JUDGE MePHERSON TO AID   'Will Assist Judge Wanner, York County, Next Week,

POPE INTERGEDE FOR MAG SWINE’   Roman Paper Says Mayor ot Cork Will Be Made a Saint.

POPE INTERVENES > FOR MACSWINEY   Vatican’s Official Organ Declares Prisoner Will Be Canonized Like Joan of Arc; Mayor Just “Living on Vitality.” Physicians Sav.

SLATTERYS SUED. ~ FOR Ble DAMAGES   WIDOW OF MAN DROWNED FROM SLATTERY MOTOR BOAT AT -CLINTON ASKS, $10,000  , "DAMAGES   Ki TELEPHO 180. Be ete      NDPAN Re   Widow of J. Q. Davis Says Boat Was Overloaded and That Mrs, Slattery Officiated: as Pilot Without a License,

FILES SUIT FOR 510,000 DAMAGES   Widow of Man Drowned July 5 Sues Slatterys and Telephcne Company

JU,000 TROOPS 10 GU INTO TURKEY   Reinforcements May Be Necessary Because of Disturbed Conditions.   EVADING ARMISTICE TERMS   Premier Lleyd George Expected to Make Announcement of Plan in Commons On Monday.

 Turks Have Massacred - 30,000 Armenians.  Bian French Withdrawal

MORE ALLIED TROOPS NEEDED IN TURKEY   Premier George is Expected to  Annousce That in House of Commone Tomarmnn-

SERIOUS COAL FAMINE.   n Middle West Predicted by Agents of Industry Uniess Rules Are Modified.

GOAL FAMINE PREDICTED IN MIDDLE WEST UNLESS PRIORITY 1S MODIFED   ‘Whether Interstate Commerce Commission Will Be Appealed  To Left To State Organizations.

MIDDL “Oh ‘ARE   CERTAIN UNLESS FOREIGN SHIPMENTS ARE MODIFIED   NOT ASKING FOR PRIORITY   Seeretary Declares “Equal Break’ Will Prevent Hardships

ASK FOR RELIEF 10 AVERT COAL FAMINE   Middle West Faces Serious Situation Unless Rulings Are Modified

SERIOUS COAL FAMINE MIDDLE WEST PREDICTEL   Unless Priority Rulings of Interstate Commerce Commission Immediately Modified.

UUAL SHORTAGE IN MIDDLE WEST   Unless Priority Rulings are Soon Modified   Representatives of All Branches of Industry in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana Agree that Situation is Becoming Serious—Have Only Small Percentage of Winter Needs

GERMANY MUST SIGN PROTOCAI   ALLIES ARE TiRED OF THI DELAY AND BICKERING OVER TERMS,

0 SETTLE ALL PRUDLEMS SOON AT CONFERENCE   Inter-Allied Statesmen Me At Paris Friday To Clear Decks For Action   GREAT BRITAIN TIRED OF DELAY   General Lines Of Whole Turk ish Treaty Will Be Settled And Other Matters Settled

BANDITS LAND $6,000 BOOT!   SUGAR BANK WEAR SALT LAKE CITY ENTERED, BANDITS MAKE ESCAPE.

ROBBERS LOD]  DATA BARKS   Get $6,000 at Salt Lake and Securities at Morgan— — Escape in Auto.

ARMISTICE ARRANGED ON PROMISE TO FORM — SSOCIALIST CABINET’   Communists of West Germany Threaten to Flood Coal Mines

Belgian Troops, German Reds In Duisberg Clash   Ebert Troops Meet Reds In South Germany and 1,000 Are Killed—Other Sections Seem To Ac reht Oahincet Reoraognieation Compromise.

GERMAN REDS AND BELGIAN TROOPS CLASH   Duisberg District Scene of Latest Outbreak Between Foes,

RADICALISM RUNS RIFE IN GERMANY: COMMUNIST RULE   FORMATION OF SOVIET WORK' MEN'S CABINET REACHED * BY. ERERT FORCES 4ND RADICAL LEADERS. _ os

HOSTILITIES CEASE - FOR 48 HOURS   Mere Than 1000 Communists Killed it Fighting With Ebert Troops--Threaten to Flood Coal Mines.

Formation of. Socialis!  “Workmen's Cabinet  ~ ‘Started---Radicals Consent To Call  Off Strike

TWO DAY ARMISTICE. IS ARRANGED FOR THE RUHR DISTRICT   Ruhr Radicals ‘Threaten to Flood ‘Coal Mines in Event of ~ Further Attacks.

EBERT AND RADICALS ARRANGE ARMISTICE   FORM NEW CABINET   SOCIALISTS TO BE GIVEN HAND IN REORGANIZATION OF ALL PHASES OF GOVERNMENT—  1,000 KILLED IN FIGHTING

ARMISTICE 1S ARRANGED BETWEEN GERMAN FORCES   West German Communists and Ebert Soldiers Agree to Lay Down Arms.

SIGN ARMISTICE   Peace Between German Com munists and Ebert Traops

MAKING FICTION REAL      A Big Rabber Plantat‘on fs One of the Recent Enterprises.

HE'S VICTIM OF STEAMROLLER   Secretary Daniels Finds Faul With Probe Committee’s Tactics.

UNDER: STEAM ROLLER   Secretary. Daniély Protests to Senaic Committee on Questioning. 

“STEAM ROLLER” ~ DANIELS CHARGES   NAVY SECRETARY OBJECTS TO ACTION TAKEN BYCHAIRMAN HALE.

‘STEAM ROLLER” IS BEING USED   Protest Entered Against - Character ‘ of Ques- — tions Being Asked:

WILL PROTEST QUESTIONS, SAYS   Daniels Declares a ‘‘Steam Roller’’ is Being Used on Him

Secretary Says “Steam Roller” Tactics Are Being Used On Him to Force Into Records an’ Unfounded Statement   Senator Pittman Warne He Would Protest Against the Character of the Questions Which the Chairman Asked

Secretary Daniels Saucy to Hale   Says Chairman Hale of Senate Com. mittee World Pat Untounded Statements in the Record.

DANIELS SAYS © STEAM ROLLER = ~ TS BRING USED   DECLARES HE WILL -APs PEAL TO THE FULL cOMATI RE OW CRNATIC  Senator Pittman Says He Will Protest Against Chayacter, of QOnections.

NAVY HEAD SEES STEAM ROLLER USED ON HIM   Daniels Threatens to Ap. peals to Full Committee for Protection Against Unfair Statements.

atl. UANIELS COMPLAINS Uf  STEAM ROLLER   THREATENS TO APPEAL TO WHOL! COMMITTEE TO END UNFAIR QUESTIONING,

HOT WEATHER TEMPERS   Seerclary Daniels and the Naval Committee are Getting ! . Nerrous

RESENTS STATEMENT AS TO CONDITION OF THE NAVY.   TO APPEAL CASE TO FULL COMMITTEE.   Sen, Pittman, a Democratic Member of Senate From Nevada Threatens to Take Hearing to the Floor of the Senate.

RUMORS OF EX-KAISER’S DEATH BEING CIRCULATEL   teported fo Have Sulfered a Sthoke  of Paralysis fast Sunday.

REFERENDUM 10 FIX HIS" STATUS  Dutch Pa ser Ghallenaes Allies skater If It Be Necessary.

WILHELM REPORTED ILL   Said to Have Suffered Stroke of Paralysis Sunday.

EX-KAISER PARALYZED?   Report That He Has Died Also Circulated In Wolland.

R. R. ENGINEER IS KILLED   Mail and Freicht Trains Collide at Texarkana, Ark.

MacSWINEY SITS UP IN BED, READS   Slept Most of Night, but ‘Very Sulky” Sunday   Talks Much, Says Paper—Seems Brighter, League Reports   If MacSwiney Is Fed Home Office “Does Not Know It"

MAC SWINEY BEING FED? IS QUESTION IN LONDON      HOME OFFICE SAYS IF HE Is WE DO NOT KNOW IT—EVE NING NEWS CLAIMS TO HAVE INSIDE INFORMATION

LONDON PAPERS DO NOT DEVOTE MUCH SPACE TO MAYOR MAGSWINEY ROE   Has Dragged So Long That Ac. counts Are Being Confined. ‘Tc Mere Paragraphs. :

IF MAC SWINEY IS FED OFFICIALS DON’T KNOW I      Nourishment Could Not B Given Without Doctors’ Knowledge.

THINK LORD MAYOR IS NOT BEING FEL   lf McSwiney Is Receiving Food Home Office Knows Nothing of It.

Thirty Thousand: Railway. Clerks aid 8,U00 Freight Handlers Vote ~ Against Illegal Walkout   MANAGERS TO JOIN BROTHERHOODS _ IN REQUEST FOR WAGE INCREASES

PAY DEMAND © UP TO BOARD BY TRUCKERS   Freight Handlers In Chicag< Vote for Hearing; Others  Frown on Strike.

27 Leaders of Walkout in Los Angeles Are Jailed On Federal Warrants Charging Violations of Lever Act.   John Grunau, Head of C.Y.A., Is in Jail With Four Other Strikers’ Chiefs; Rail Service Improves All Over Country

STRIKE FEVER BETS SETBARK   THIRTY-EIGHT THOUSAND MEN IN THE CHICAGO DISTRICT AGREE TO SUBMIT TO ARBITRATION.

NEW RAIL STRIKE NCHICAGO DOOMED, TRAFFIC IMPROVES   Train Service y Nears Normal in West ind MidWest.

38,000 EMPLOYES 10 SUBMIT QUESTION 10 RAILWAY LABOR BOARD   Strike Situation in Middle and Far West Continues to Improve.

RAIL CLERKS TO PERMIT HEARING BEFORE STRIKING   Two Groups Threatening Walkouts Will Await Wage Labor Board's Action; Arbitrators Sitting in Washington

FREIGHT MOVING  Conditions Near Nor mal in West---Labor  f Board Begins Hearings Today in Washington.

RAIL GLERKS TQ QUBMIT DEMANDS TD LABOR BOARD   Strike Fever ‘Suffers Setbacl and 38,000 Employes Are Affected by Decision.   John Grunau and Three Other “Outlaw” Leaders Again Sent to Jail.

CLERKS WILL NOT STRIKE   Workmen Vote Against Un: authorized Walkout.   SITUATION IS IMPROVING   Freight Movement Increasing All Over Country—-Ask Board to Hear Demands.

QUFFERED otT-DAGK   STRIKE FEVER AMONG RAIL MEN EVIDENT.   tiailway Clerks and Freight Handlers Voted to Remain at Work,

SETBACK SUFFERED BY STRIKE FEVER   30,000 Railroad Clerks and 8,000 Freight Handlers Vote Against Walkout to Force Wage Demands.

THE OTRIKE FEVER GETS A OE] BAGH      ROTHER BLOW LOORS UP FROM ANOTHER SOURCE   MANY VATE  RGCINGT STG HE   Strikers Make matds to th Fhe Sw Over,  Their Formal DeHeiltoad. er Board Hchmews Stikhe About

CLERKS REFUSE TO JOIN STRIKE   Association Including Freight Handlers Vote to Await Board’s Action.   MORE ARRESTS PENDING

FOUR LEADERS . ARE NOW IN JAIL   Another Possible Blow tc Traffic in Threat of 100,000: Maintenance of Way Mén to Leave Work.

MORE FREIGHT MOVES  IN YARDS AT CHICAGO   WORKERS TO TAKE THEIR WAGE DEMANDS TO FEDERAL BOARD   Traffic Conditions Are Returning to Normal in Middle and Far West

CONSENT  TO HEARING   Thirty-Eight Thousand: Chicago Rails ectecesns’ WUT Meehan cesar

CARRANZA. GONE   fexican Rebels Unable to Finc President: After Eecape   SEARCH. THRU”. THE HILLS   General Obregon. Deslares Execu tive ig Now. Powerless

REBEL CAVALRY 0 OEARGHING FOR GARRANZA   Mountains of Oaxaca Ar Combed for Fugitive Presdent

IBUSY AT SUMMER CAPITAL   Plans Rushed to'Make Room for Many White House Clerks at Woods Hole.

LARKIN CASE NEARING END.   Lawyers Will Sam Up Case When Court Opens Monday.

RESTAURANT PRICES 10 BE INVESTIGATED   Federal Grand Jury Will De termine If Qwners AreProfiteering

Die IN HOSPIEAL.   Atlanta Woman Stccumbed Poltlow: ing Operation at Hospital.

LABOR BOARD T0 REPORT DECISION   Chairman of Board Says Workers Will Know in About Ten Days.

RAIL ROARD AWARD 1S ° EXPECTED IN TEN mn   Survey of Evidence Will B Concluded Early Next Week Savs Merber.   HOLDING DAILY ‘MEETING

DECISION SOON  FOR RAIL MEN   IN TEN DAYS SAYS G. W. W. HANG ER, BOARD MEMBER—CONFERENCES DAILY

AUTO BANDITS HOLD UP WAIL   Escape With Loot Valued at Between $5,000 and $20,000 at South Bend, Ind.

U.S. MAIL TRUCK  SHELDD UF   BANDITS ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE ESCAPED WITH $5,000 CONTAINED IN SACK

MAIL ROBBERY AT SOUTH BEND   POSTMASTER HUNTER ESTIMATES LOSS AT $20,000.

ROSRBED MAIL TRUCK   Bandity at Sonth Bend, Indiana Got From $3,000 to $26,000

MAIL AUTO ROBBED™   Two Bandits Hold Up Driver and Get Away With $5,000. cs

MOTOR GANDITS STEAL G8. MAIL   SQUTH BEND TRUGK BAIVER HELD UP ATW, Y. G, STATION BY TWO MEN,

WOULD SET MINIMUM TEACHERS SALARIES   School Board Heads Will Recommend $1,200 To $1,500 To Legislature.

GEN, WRANGEL IS THE HOPE OF ANTI-REDS      Thru His Forces Propaganda - Will Filter Into Russia and End Bolshevism  WORTD WAR SCOUTED

RUDoIANS WILL SOLVE PRGBLEM   For Themselves by Overthrow of Boishevists Says Ambassador David R, Francis.   ALLIES WILL MAKE NO WAR IN RUSSIA   Less Than Ten Per Cent of Russians are Bolshevists nit Panrt

HARDING HOLDS TU FRONT PORGIH IDEA   EFFORTS TO INDUCE CANDI DATE TO ABANDON ORIGINAL PLAN FAIL.

Harding Refuses Pleas to — Give Up Front Porch Plan; Cox Promises Big Surprise

6, 0.P. SPLITS ON PORCH. ROCK   Harding Insists Public Come t Him at Marion   MANY ADVISERS OPPOSE   Fear Lack of Enthusiasm Needed to Britian “Pilorims”

FORD TAKES LEAD INCUTTING PRICE TQ PREWAR BASIS   ANNOUNCES REDUCTION ON ALI PRODUCTS AS STEP TOWARD _ “NORMAL BUSINESS”

FORO ANNOUNCES ~— BUT IN PRIGES  l   Declares Move Effort to Bring Economic Conditions Back to Normal.

FORD MAKES FIRST REDUCTION IN PRICE   Cut From Fourteen to Thirty. One Percent; Others May Not Follow

FORD ANNOUNCES REDUCTION Ii MOTOR PROGUGIS      No Wisdom in Maintaining Artificial Standard    ‘TIME TO CALL HALT ON WAR METHODS

PROFITEERS’ GREED 1S CHECKING “PROGRESS. OF “GOUNTRY, FORD CHARGES

HENRY FORD PUTS PRICES BACK TO PRE-WAR LEVEL   Step Toward Restoration of Business to Normal Conditions to Further Prosperity  . and Contentment.

FORD COMPANY REDUCES PRICES TO PRE-WAR BASIS   Practical Effort to Bring Eco. nomic Conditions Back to Normal. Henry Savs.

Ford, Scoring Profiteers, Announces © Price Reduction to Pre-War Level

Kansas Mob Lynch N CLTC   €clored Man Who Assaulted Whit Gir) Hanged to oy Telephone “Pole at Maathe

Negro, Who Assanfited 15-Year-Ofd Girl, Hanged by a Mob at Mulberry.   ISHERIFF MADE HARD FIGHT   But at Sight of Criminal’s Victim Crowd Went Wild and Stormed the Jail.   White Youth, 16, Who Was With Negro, Saved From Hanging by Officers.   CUT THE GIRL’S THROAT   Screams for Help Brought Added Crucltv—-Caught Her on a Lonely Road.

MOB LYNCHED. NEGRO   Stormed iMulberry dail After As sallant Attached Girl and "Slashed Her Throat.

GRANK'S CONFESSIONS DQUBTED BY POLIC   Three Murders Have Already Been Admitted by Kidnapper of Coughlin Baby.

ITALY TO RATIFY ~ RAPELLO TREATY   EXPECTED TO SETTLE TH! FIUME AND OTHER QUESTIONS,

TALY WEL PUT TREATY IN EFFEGT WHEN BATIFIEL   The New Treaty Makes Fiume an fndevendent -State—Qpposition to Ratification Is Expected.

RAPALLOTREATY TO BE PUT INTO EFFECT   Will Be Ratified By Italian Senate Despite D'Annunzio’s Opposition.

STRIKE AT FIUME IS SETTLED   Demands of Men Conceded bs Ad vhlee of D°Annenzio.

G.0.P. DEMANDS. “BATTLE. ON REDS. = AS:A-1920.PLANK   Nationat” Republican’ ‘Club: 6 New" ‘York. Acts‘on In- - ted Banark’ cane

STREETS OF ORLANDO BEING PATROLLED   As Result of Killing of Twe  White Mefi and Several Ne: gres in a Clash Over Elec tion Privileges There Yes terdav. a

Former Service Men Patrol Streets of Orlando to Pre+ -vent Black-White Out- .. 54 hreaake. m

ORLANDO IS . _ QUIET TODA’   Believed Negro Deatk List Will Be Increased to Eight or More

FLORIDA CITIES ARE QUIET AFTER EIGHT DIE IN RACE RIOT!   Death Tolls May Grow Fron Destruction of Negro Houses by Fire.

UNOFFICIAL  COUNTY VOTE    EIGHT KILLED Ih ELECTION ROW   Florida Town Patrolled to Prevent Race Outhreak

INELECTION RIOTS   Orlando and Oscoe, Fla. Scenes of Violent Outbreaks Against Negroes. _

WALK STREETS     IN FLORIDA TO HALT RIOTING   —Eight are Killed in Fighting

BELIEVE SKILLED IN FLORIDA GLASH   Whites and Blacks Stage a Miniature War When Negro Is Refused Ballot.

Seek: To- Prevent Renewal of Trouble of Race Clash In Florida Towns.

EIGHT ARE DEAD IN _ RIOTS OVER VOTE OF FLORIDA NEGRO   Ex-Service Men Patrol City Streets to Prevent Renewal of Race Clash.

WAR VETERANS PAT UL TOWN Th END RIOTS   FLORIDA RACE KIOT SECTION QUET TODAY FOLLOWING VETEDAL'’S DISTURBANCE,

REPRESENTATIVES OF WOOL ‘GROWERS REQUEST EMBARGO   Ruin Seems Imminent Unless Relief Is Provided.

aS. WOOL INDUSTRY IN SAD GRIIG!   itembargo on Sheep and On Wool Are Held  Imperative

GOMPERS BEHIND THE TIMES   Recent Declaration Attacked by La wae ££ eaodtaoe

A BIG KANSAS MINE UNION DESERTS HOWAT   Workers at dackson- Walker Min Vote Today to Return

TOTAL GOST OF WORLD WAR IN LIVES HAS. REACHED APPALING FIGURE OF 35,380,000

APPALLING FIGURES SHOW LOSS OF LIFE IN GREAT WORLD WAR TO HAVE BEEN 35.380.000 SOULS

RVtA HEAVitST SUFFER:   Fotal Cost of the World War In Lives Piaced at 25.000 .000.

35,380,000 Lives Is Total Cost Of World War   Serbia Is Heaviest Sufferer Losing 35 Per Cent of Ponnlation.

GERMANS LAUD PLEA TO START NEW MONARCH}   Dr. Karl Helfferich, Forme! Vice Chancellor, Makes

DUOD NEWS FOR EX-KAISER BILL   Speech Advocating Re-Establishing Monorchy Applauded in Berlin.

HARDING COMING WEST   Probab'y Will Speak Either in Kansas City-or. St. Lonis

BILL OF RELIEF OF EX-SERVICE MEN TO PASS CONGRESS   Col. A. Linxwiler Returns frow Washington Firm in Belief It Will Soon Be a Law.   MEASURE IS BACKED BY AMERICAN LEGION      Visit in Washington Last Wech of National Officers is Thought Fruitful.

The Measure,Which is Backed by the American Legion, Will Be Passed at This Session of Congress, Belief.

10 HOLLAND   May.Ask Transfer of: the Control of: Scheldt  River to Belgium

MAIL PLANES AT END OF TRIP.   hwo That Left New Ltork July =f Arrive at Oakland, Cal.

LOAOT AF CITY PROMISED   CROSS COUNTRY , _ MAIL DELIVERY MADE BY-PLANE

A Po aattenct  ALL-METAL PLANES MAKE FIRST DELIVERY TRANS-CONTINENTAL MAIL

AIR MAIL TAKES TEN “PAYS TO GROSS U. S.    Trip From New York tc California Slower Thar Trains.

POPE. ANSWERS. LETTER   Bays He: Agreds With Bevli ments for Repatriation of 200.000 Prisoners. ‘

Says He Agrees With Senti ments for Repatriation of 200,000 Prisoners.

RED CROSS APPEAL TO POPE,   Pontiff Will Intercede in Behalf of “00.000 Prisoners in Siberia.

CALL WITNESSES TO TESTIFY IN CLUB WRANGLE   McGraw, Manager of New York Giants is Implicated.

UID MUGESY MGRAW HIT ACTOR SLAVIN?   Well Known Comedian in Hospital, Manager of the Giants ‘‘In Dutch.’’   SECRECY VEILS ROW AT THE LAMBS CLUB   It Seems That Muggsy Jus Cannot Behave Self, According to Hoyle.

President Carranza Reporiec to Have Fled From Mexice City and to Be on the Roaa to Vera Cruz With Cabinet   American and Son Killed by Bandits Were Also Robbed. According to Official Word Trem United States Envov

CUSTOMS GUARDS © JOIN EXPEDITION AGAINST OWN CITY   NUEVO LAREDG I$ MENACED

SUES TO KILL MARY’S DECREE   Nevada Attorney General to Start Suit to Set Aside Pickford Divorce.

PICKFORD DIVORCE DECREE ATTACKED   Suit to Set Aside Will Bi Filed In Nevada Next Week.

MARY'S UIVORCE IS IN PERIL   Attorney General of Nevada Wants the Decree Set Aside.

Collusion and Conspiracy > in Mary Pickford s Decree of Divorce Now Is Claimed

ANXIOUS TO SET ASIDE DIVORCE   Mary Pickford in Hot Hot Water Over Actions

MAY ANNUL PICKFORD- FAIRBANKS WEDDING)      Aside Divorce Granted Movie Actress trom Owen Moore ‘Hed Todds

ONE MORE EFFORT  TO AVOID BATTLE   Huerta Government Will Confer Again With Cantu To Seek Peaceable  Settlement of Uprising

MEXICAN TROOPS - READY TO ACt   LOWER CALIFORNIA GOV: ERNOR GIVEN LAST (CHANCE.

LURED BY A WOMAN   Was ‘One Responsible for Dis: appearance of Bank Messenger?   A LETTER FROM: A. WOMAN   Said. That. Man Had $40,000 in Cash and $30,000 in. Checks oft His Persoa.

BRI {SH LABOR 10 _ DECIDE ON STR   Vote Will Probably Be Taken Some: Time Later. Today.

BRITISH LABOR RADICALS   Badly Defeated In Vote For Direct Action to Attain Nationalization of Industries. ~

President Wilson has Message Read at Formal Dedication to Assembled Multitudes, After Parade.   PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD   Says Traditions of Civil War Dead Nerved Americans to Fight Gloriously on European Fields.

REVIEWED A PARADE   Memorial Amphitheater Was Dedi cated At Arlington

NATION DEDICATES WAR MEMORIAL AT ARIINE TAN   WILSON REVIEWS MILI. "TARY PARADE ON WAY  "TO NATIONAL CEM pb orbontietaraboce ay   SPEECH IS READ   Sec. Baker Reads President's Message to Crowds at Ampitheatre, °

A. NOBLE -MEMORIAL   AMPITHEATRE COMPLETED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY. .   It Cost early a, Million Dollar: aid Was Dedicated Today with Imposing _Cercmonies,

GREAT MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED   Amphitheater in Honor of Sol diers And Sailors at Arlington.

GREAT MEMOBIAL DEDNCKTED TODAY   Honor Memory of Soldiers and Sailors of U. S. Who Fought  in All Wars.   WILSON REVIEWS PARADE

MEMORIAL TO NATION'S DEAD 1S DEDICATED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY   President Rerlens Great Parade ¢ Sobllers, Saltors and Marines, Preceding the Lyent-

BETTER MARINE (6 URGED BY HARDING   (PRESIDENT-ELECT 1S GIVEN  «GREAT HOMECOMING RECEPTION.   jas Speaker Is for International ! Peace; U.S. Protection ~ { Promised.

AMERICA FIRST A MARITIME NATION   HARDING PICTURES COUNTR’ PRE-EMINENT IN COMMERCE, IN SPEECHES,

NAW FIT FOR HAO LINE OF DEFENSE URGED   Hardings Given Lively Welcome When They Land-at ‘Newport: News’   PRESIDENT-ELECT. TO FORMULATE POLICIES   Pictures America . Leading : i Maritime Commerce and. ° Defending Rights

HARDING TURN SUBERLY 10 TAaK OF SHAPING POLICIES   Makes Half a Dozen Short Speeches Incident to Welcome Home.   IS KEPT CONTINUALLY ON MOVE THROUGHOUT DAY   Pictures an America Pre-emi. nent in Maritime Commerce, Cultivating Friendly Rela. tions, but Jealously Deter. mined to Defend Rights.

PAGTURES U3 Ad GREATES! SEA NATION   President - Elect Lands at Newport News After Vacation Trip to Panama.

SEN. HARDING RETURNS FROM SOUTH AMERIC!   Advocates Formation of a Big  Merchant Marine and Navy.

WANTS AMERICA PRE-EMINENT IN SEA COMMERCE   Harding Also Would Have Her Jealous of Rights.

ied rae annals eet. tik  WOULD HAVE NATION LEAD I COMMERCE  Pre-eminent Merchant ‘ Marine        PRESIDENT-ELECT DELIVERS SPEECH  Makes Address Upon Return From Pleasure Trip at Home Coming Celebration.   PRESIDENT-ELECT DELIVERS SPEECH

(Harding Asserts Navy Should Be First Line IOf Defence For U. S.

sUFFICIENT NAW FOR DEFENOt URGED   President-Elect Wants to Make the United States the Greatest Maritime Nation On Earth. He Says.   NEWPORT NEWS GIVES PARTY WARM GREETING   Crowds Cheer and City Officials Extend All Courtesies: Senator Will Address Bedford Elks Today.

LARGE MERCHANT MARINE URGED BY PRESIDENT-ELECT   And Navy Should Be Fit to De fend Commerce, Harding Tells Norfolk Upon Arriva From Canal Zone.

Big Navy to Defend Merchant Marine is Favored by Hardin:   President-Elect Also Thinks Government Should Give Assistance to Ship Owners.

THREE SLAIN MEN FOUND AT BANDON IN COUNTY CORK   Corpse Is Bound to Church Gate a Rosscarbery; Civilian Is Killed During Black and Tan Raid

00 JUVIET WARNED T GO SLOW WITH THE POLES   BRITISH MAKE IT PLAIN TO RUSSIA THAT THEY WILL TAKE A HAND IN ROW, IF POLAND IS IN REAL PERIL.

GREAT BRITAIN ASSUMES ROLE OF PEACEMAKEI   Agrees to Continue Negotia tions for Poland and Russia: Armistice.

British Note Seeking Trade Relations With Bolsheviki Made Public

BRITISH TAKE STEPS TO GET PEACE, EUROPE   Propose Conference of Russians and Their “Neighbors.”

ARMISTICE WITH SOVIET PROPOSED IN ENGLISH NOTE   Lloyd George Would Halt Hos tilities Between Bolsheviks And Poles and Resume Trade _ Relations.

J. BULL SEEKS 13 PACIFY SOVIETS   ENGLAND'S NOTE ASKS RUSSIA TC SIGN ARMISTICE WITH POLAND

DELEGATES HERE FOR CONVENTION   South American Representatives Arrive at ° Washington.  TO) MEET NEXT MONDAY

FIRST BANDIT RAID : SINCE CARRANZA’S FALL   Two Americans MMled in At. tempt by Mexicans to Hold Up Pay Car.

AMERICANS KILLED IN TAMPICO RAID   EE BPORTS MADE TO HOLD UP PAY CAR OF OTL COMPANY CAUSE

Bandits Mistake Bags Of _ Anti-Skid Chains For Money;.   Two Americans Murderec

TAX BOARD ACTS ON LEGALIZATION   Auditors Are Notified That Horizontal Increases Are Made Necessary.

TO VISIT STATES WHICH ELEC" SENATORS THIS FALL   WILL DELIVER SEVERAL ADDRESSES IN EAST   Trip to Pacific Coast Will Start Las Week in September; Delivers Double Barreled Attack on Democratic Administration

Harding Plans Speaking Tour To California   Regime of Democrats Scored in Speech on Front  Porch.

HARDING TO SPEAK ~ IN SAN FRANCISCO — AND LOS: ANGELES   Strong Effort to Be Made: to Bring Republican Nominee to Fresno ==Trip in September

PLANNING HARDING TOUR TO THE COASI   May Speak In Many Cities Of West

LARDING MAY MAKE TOUR OF COUNTRY   THE WESTERN TRIP LATE IN SEPTEMBER IS UNDER DISCUSSION   rO VISIT OKLAHOMA   Vive Speeches in the East Late in ~QOcteher Are Also Planned for -_Nominee

HARDING WILL MAKE SPEAKING TOUR OF WEST   Such is Present Plan of Man agers of The Republican Nominee.   May Also Deliver Addresses In The East

HARDING SAYS COX PLANS CONTINUATION OF WARTIME POWERS   “Perfect Accord” of Democrats Assailed ' By G. O. P. Nominee,

WESTERN TRIP BY HARDING I$ CONTEMPLATED   Will Go to Pacific State, Speak: ing in States Where Senators Are to Be Elected

HARDING PLANS TOUR OF WES!   SPEECHES IN EAST ARE ALSO CONTEMPLATED BY LEADERS

PLAN HARDING TOUR,   The Candidate is is Beng reed. To ‘Make Trin To Pacific -

HARDING WILL . TOUR COUNTRY   Expecte to Make Trip to Pa cific Coast.   ITINERARY BEING PLANNED   Republican Nominee Shoots Bott Barrels in Today's Attack on Administration.

HARDING PLANS TO TOUR WES]   Plans on Visiting West Coast to Swing Into South Also.

HARDING MAY   GC. 0: P. Nominee Would ‘Start Last ‘Week in Sep--tembet if Plans Go Over.    ATTACKS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT RECORD

TENTATIVE PLAN DRAWN FOR COUNTAY-WIDE TOUR AY REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

WESTERN TRIP 1S CONSIDEREL   Senator Harding May Swine Through Central and Western States Late in Month.   FEW SPEECHES IN EAST

HARDING WILL VISH WEST 10 HELP  SENATORIAL  — FIGHTS   Republican Standard-Bearer’s Plans Are Announced; Wili Also Speak in East ©   This Follows Information of Leaders Given 2 Months Ago to Samuel ‘Platt

HARMING RA HANI PUR ny ane uur  TH 0 JWING  AROUND GIRL   Tentative Arrangements Ar Made for Coast-to-Coas Trip Which Would Cove Full Month.

TO GO 10 THE COAST   Senator Harding ts to Make a Swing ’Rouad Circle.   MAKE NUMBER OF SPEECHES

HARDING TO QUIT FRONT PORCH FOR ~~ TOUR OF SOUNTR'   Tentative Plans for Speaking Trips Have Reached Dispneanan of Towns

HARDING DELIVERS BUSINESS MESSAGE IN PORCH ADDRESS   Advocates Co-Operation Policy Between Government and Private Enterprise.   ATTACKS DEMOCRATS FOR RECKLESS INEFFICIENCY   Both Business and Gov't Need Restoratives, Candidate Teils Businesmen.

PLAN WESTERN TRIP FOR G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Expect Senator Harding Will Make Trip to Pacific Coast in October.   MAY SPEAK IN EAST TOO

RECKLESS INEFFICIENCY ~ ATTACKED BY HARDING   Lets Go Double.Barrelied Assault on “Duplicity and Mis- ° _ understanding,’’   CONDEMNS EFFORTS TO , SURRENDER THE COUNTRY    Declares Bis Policy ¥ Will Put.ag End to Government Meddling With Business.   WANTS BEST MEN TO HELP   Makes Speeches to Business Men from Michigan and Indiana Cities.

WOMEN LEADERS JUBILANT      ain They Will Name Pwo Wome     Among Delegates at Large ‘to Naliowal Democratic Convention,

SCHEME IS LAID TO LURE FARMERS FROM S. DAKOTA   “Colony” Plan te Louisiana Is Exposed by Blue Sky  Commiccian   “FORECLOSURE” SYSTEM   TEXAN TELLS REPUBLICAN HOW THE GRAFT WAS WORKED iN CALIFORNIA

. (en es ee .    “FORECLOSURE” SYSTEM   TELLS REPUBLICAN HOW GRAFT WAS WORKED in PeLITARaIA

FAVOR CO-OPERATIVE PAPERS.   Speakers at Farmer-Lahor Congress Denounce Press of Nation.

But American ambassador telis Sinn Feiners he can not interfere "   SOVIET FORMED AT GALWAY   Situation in Ireland viewed by observers in Great Britain with alarm

FAST HAIGH SCMET FORMED AT GALWAY   Workers Who Joined the General Strike Formed a2 Local Council There.

BODY VIEWED BY THOUSANDS,   Official Proclamation of Lord Mayor's Death Made in Cork.

CORK FEARS MORE KILLINGS.   Werder ef Lerd Mayor Believed ta Re Ae 4e¢ ef Repriaea!l.

THOUSANDS MOURN FOR CORK’ MAYOR   Sinn Fein As Bodyguard for As  gassinated Lord Mayor—~Proc  Jamation Is Issued.   REVENCE [5S SUGGESTED   Belief Is Expressed that Murder Was Retaliation for Receat Killing of Peliceman,

THOUSANDS VIEW LATE LORD MAYOR   Murder Produces Sensation Throughout Island—Closed Blackest Week Since 1916.   Motive Still Remains a Mys: tery—Many Theories Are Being Put Forward.

THOUSANDS LAUD DEAD MAYOR   Cortege Two Miles Long Follows Hearse from Home to Cork’s Town Hall   RETALIATION SCORNED   Proclamation Signed by Fathe Dominic Urges Against Any Unseemly Act of Revenge

THOUSANDS SEE BODY OF VICTIM   Procession of Mourners 2 Miles in Length. \   UNUSUAL HONOR PAID   To Dead Mayor of Cork Who Was Assassinated Saturday —Proclamation by Father Dominic Counsels Against Retaliation—Inquest Begun But Adjourned.

TOM H. JACOBS, A HAS DISAPPEARED   LEFT HIS HOME IN OTTUMWA IA., WEDNESDAY MORNING TO GO TO WORK.   Police Believe He Jumped From the “Des Moines River RBridge—Mrs. Jacobs, However, Believes Her Hushand Alive.

LEFT. HIS HOME IN OPTUMWA TA,, WEDNESDAY “MORNING 7'0.GO TO WORK,   Police Relieve He Jumped From. the Des Molnées River: Brldgé—Mra, © Jacobs, However, Belioves Her Husband -Alive.”

‘WOULD BE (SraL COURSE,      Comparable to ‘Finding of An Objection  @éemrnme me

BOY RESCUES LITTLE SISTERS FROM FIRE   Leon Ibrom, U5 Years Old Performs Carnegie Medal Feat.

TO PUBLISH ADRIATIC NOTES   Secrecy Will Be Kemoved With the  Sending of Wilson's Latest.

WILSON APPROVES DRAFT,   Reply on Adriatic Isgue Will be Sent  ava Viaeasdocrns

 of the youthful diners. “Good-by, Al,” they shouted as h { turned to leave the hall.   WILSON APPROVES ADRIATIC NOTE TO ALLIED PREMIERS

REPLY TOADRIATIC ~ NOTE GETS APPROVAL   WILSON’ GIVES FINAL SANCTION  TO LATEST ANSWER-TO ENTENTE PREMIERS,

a a  ‘ENTIRE SERIES NOTES MAY BE GIVEN TO PUBLIC   President Gives Approval to Draft oi His Latest Reply to Premiers on Adriatie GQueation.

TO-ASK HIGHER — RATES ON Mall   And This Might:.Result in igh *. Postal Rates -

PLENTY OF FUNDS FOR MOVING CROPS WILLIAMS REPDATS   Comptroller Declares Action of Federal Reserve Banks Had Beneficial Effect.

WIILWMS SEES HOPEFUL CONDITION   Business Good, Costs Declining, Banks Fortified.

PLENTY OF MONEY TO HANDLE CROPS WILLTAMS SAYS   Federal Reserve Banks Have An Unused Lending Power Into the Billions   CONFIDENCE FOR FUTURE IN BUSINESS CONDITIONS   Scores New York Bankers Who Are Charging Exhorbitant Rates of Interest On Loans

BANK QUTLOOK 15 GOOD, REPORT SAYS   PLENTY OF MONEY AND CREDI1 AVAILABLE TO MOVE CROPs, WILLIAMS STATES,

PESSIMISM IS UNWARRANTED SAYS WILLIAMS   CONTROLLER OF CURRENCY SAYS BANKS ARE PARTICULARLY WELL FORTIFIED.

[BUSINESS CONDITIONS ENCOUUERAGING ENOUGH SAYS U. S. COMPTROLLER

NATIONS BUSINESS ON FIRM FOUNDATIONS   WILLIAMS SEES ABUNDANT’ REASON FOR CONFFIDENCE IN FUTURE   BANKS WELL FORTIFIED   Comptroller of Currency Says Na Grounds for Pessimism—Water ing Squeezed Out.

BUSINESS CONDITIONS - . “ENCOURAGING: ENOUGH. “SAYS &-COMPTROLL EF

WILLIAMS ASOERTS GENERAL BUSIN oD CITUATION 1 GOOL   CREDIT BRAKES HAD “JARRING EFFECT.” SAYS TREASURY COMPTROLLER

THE PRINCESS = CHRYSANTHEMUN   A JAPANESE OPERETTA IN THREE ACTS—HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY NIGHT

THE PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM   A JAPANESE OPERETTA IN THREE ACTS—HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, TONIGHT

¢ (a 98. %. leolacloelee tee len testeo leo teoleolen lov leolerleole   LUCK PROVES FACTOR IN STRUGGLE FOR LIFE WITH NEW YORK BAB)

IUSES STRONG LANGUAGE   F ‘State’s Attorney Scores Attorneys for Defense in Strause Case.

Poincare Appeals to Allies Not To Weaken Terms of Versailles Treat;

WILSON GETS PART REPORT OF COMMISSION   JOHN PL WHITH, REPRESENTA. TIVE OF MINERS, DID a NOT SIGN IT.   Disagreement of the Commission May Throw the Entire Coal Wage Question Back into Controversy.

COAL BODY FAILS   Representatives of Miners Refus: ed to Sign Partial Report Submitted.   MAY RESUME CONTROVERSY   United Decision Had Been Expectd and Hoped for From the Commission.

COAL COMMISSION MEMBERS DISAGREE IN THEIR REPORT   MINERS’ [REPRESENTATIVE REFUSES TO SIGN REPORT SENT TO PRESIDENT WILSQN

COAL COMMISSION MAKE THEIR REPORT   FORWARDED TO PRESIDENT TODAY—MINERS PLAN TO MAKE MINORITY REPORT

MEMBERS OF GOAL COMMISSION ARE SENDING REPOR’   John P. White, Representative of the Miners, Plans to Make Minority Repart.

COMMISSION ON COAL DISAGREES   LABOR REPRESENTATIVE FAILS TO SIGN REPORT SENT TO WHITEHOUSE

GOAL COMMISSION MAKES A REPORT   UNDERSTOOD THE PRESIDENTS BOARD IS DIVIDED ON THE WAGE CONTROVERSY

PRESIDENT “WILSON Is. -RECETV: ~ ING REPORTS. FROM THE -‘COAL COMMISSION”.

COAL COMMISSION GLOSING ITS WORK   Fartial Report Pertaining to Wage Conditions Forwarded to White House.   MINERS’ DELEGATES DISSENTS   John White Files Minority Report— Hope for Unanimous Decision Abandoned.

ANOTHER WAR LOOMS OVERSEAS   Great Britain May Decide to Help Persia Against Bolsheviki.   CORFERERCE IN PARIS TODAY   ladia Also Is Threatened By Rossian RedsAction of Great Britain Would Be Defensive.

Vienace of Bolshevism So Real In Europe That The Military Chiefs Are Summoned.   adia, Asiatic Turkey and Mes opotamia In Path of Reds

BRITISH MAY WAR ON BOLSHEVIKI   Conference Of Government Heads At Paris Considers The Situation.

OHV AIN LL  JOIN Fla]  IU PREVA AED ADVANGE   Soviet Successes During the Past Few Months Alarming  FARA AATYY SOMTYAT 4   JAPAN AND CHINA ALSO INVOLVED   Reds Penetrate to Mongo lia, Kurdistan, Persia and Bokhara

NEW PRESIDENT ISNT NOTIFIED   Must Get the News He Wor the Election From the Newspapers.

PLEA FOR RUSSIAN SOVIETS   Qeestion ef Recognition puuarely Before American Federation ef Laber.

WF OFL TOBE SCENE OF A ROW OVER SOVIE   REDS ARE DETERMINED TO PASS RESOLUTION ASKING RECOGNITION OF RUSSIANS. MODERATES WILL RESIST

LABOR PREDICTS NUT FIGHT OVER RECOGNITICN OF  SOVIET RUSSI   Resolutions to Be Presented to A. F. of L. Convention Demanding Such Steps, and Lifting Blockade,   PROGRESSIVES READY TO SUPPORT PROPOSAL   Uthers, However, Favor Withholding Action Until a Democratic Form of Governmentis Established

FIRST LADY OF LAND HOSTESS TO NENT   MRS. HARDING SHOWN OVER MANSION WHERE SHE * ‘WILL REIGN.

TEA FOR TWO AT THE WHITE HOS!   Mrs. Wilson Entertains Mrs Harding and Gixes Her Some Pointers.

MRS. HARDING GUEST OF MRS. WILSON   Wife of President-Elect Is En tertained at Future Home

MRS. HARDING ENTERTAINED BY FIRST LADY   NEXT MISTRESS OF WHITE  HOUSE IS GUEST OF MRS. WILSON

MRS HARDING IS GUEST AT TEA OF PRESIDENT’S WIFE   First Lady and Future First Lady Dine Together First Time.

MRS. WILSON HOST TO NEXT FIRST LAD'   President's Wife Establishes New Precedent by Entertaining Mrs. Florence Kling Harding

ENTERTAINED AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Mrs, Harding Is Gusst of Mrs. Wilson at Informal Tea,

FIRST’ LADIES UF LAND MEET OVER TEA TABLE   Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Wilson Take Up Their Problems

NARS. WILSON HAS MARS. HARDING 10 TEA THEY TALK OVER WHITE HOUSE REGIME

UNUSUAL EVENT AT WHITE HOUSE   Mrs. Wiison Entertains Mr: Harding At Executive Mansion

AO. W. WILOON ENTERTAING IMAG W. 6.  HARDING AT TEA AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Such An Entertainment Is For the First Time In So Long “That the Mind of Man Runneth Not to the Contrary” in Washington.

MRS, HARDING AT MRS, WILSON TEE       Wits of the: FresidentdHlect: Visits Ir ‘Mer - Future: Heme—the White. House, 2:

Mrs. Harding tnfermaliy Entertained at White House by Wife of President.

ROBBERY AT SHIPPENVILLE   $647 Taken From Clark Hil. - liard's Pocketbook While  Sleeping.

7 KILLED IN TENEMENT FIRE   Blaze Destroys Three-Story Building at Newark, N. J.—Mother and Four Children Perish.

TENEMENT FIRE KILLS SEVEN   Mother and Four Children Die in Blaze at Newark. N. J.

Dieacel oo cree  SS arl.ké _ Oo vst.   Music by Four Piece Orchestra. Everybody invited.   TAY. EY. Elouehton

WILL BE BROTHERHOOD OF RAIL WAY CLERKS  Which Ordered the Members te

CHICAGO EXPRESSMEN STRIKE: EMBARGO ON ALL EXPRESS MATTER   Action Denounced as Illegal, But All Business in City is Affected.

METHODISTS WILL HAVE CONFERENCE   SUBJECT OF UNION OF THE TWO BRANCHES BE CONSIDERED AT DES MOINES.

PROPOSAL T0-UNITE METHODIST CHURCHES   NORTH AND SOUTH SPLIT ID CHURCH DURING WAR WILL BE MENDED

WILSON REQUESTS SPECIAL SESSION   Would Have Tennessee Act on Suffrage Amendment.

ASKS TENNESSEE AGT ON SUFFRAGE   PRESIDENT SENDS TELEGRAM TO GOVERNOR ROBERTS URGING SPECIAL SESSION

PRESIDENT TAKES UP CUDGEL IN AID OF U5. SUFFRAGE   Urges Special - Session Of Tennessee Legislature Iny Wire.

Special Session of Tennessee Legislature Urged by Wilson To Ratify Votes for Women

President Appeals To Tennessee Governor For Action On Suffrace Amendment

TENNESSEE WILL VOTE ON IT   GOVERNOR WILL CALL A SPECIAL SESSION . ON MATTER

President Calls On  Teénhaséee to Act on  19th Amendment.   Will Call Lawmakers "Together it _ Ample Time for Women to > Vote, Says Governor   URGES GOV. ROBERTS TO CALL » * SPECIAL SESSION TO HANDLE MEASURE

MEN BOUND BY BANDITS INA BANK   Farmers Who Discover Bank Robbers at Work and Interfere Spend Night in Cellar  Cracksmen Forced to Leave Without Obtaining Loot

U.5. TOHAVE NO PART   In Trial of Ex-Kaiser, London } Denar Aceerts.

BRIGANDS HALTED   American and British Gunboats Stop Chinese Robbers

GENERAL NEWS UF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What Is Going (On in The Temple of Justice.

STOP!   Paying High Interest   Money to loan on farm lands, long time,low interest, easy terms and quick service   Scott County Abstract. Co.  BENTON MISSOURI

WOULD PUT [900,000 IN FIELD   War Leader Ready to Aid Poland in Exchange for Treaty Alterations—-Bolsheviki Advance onW hole Front.

“REDS” CONTINUE POLISH INVASION   URGE PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE OF WABSAW.  Despite Polish Resistance, Bolshevik Drive in Galicia Developing.— Fichtine Is Severe.

LAST EDITION   ADVANCE ON POLES IS CONTINUED BY SOVIETS   At Last Accounts, Bolsheviki Ar: Within Outskirts of Bailystok.

nd hl aN x “PEACE TALK NEXT WEEK   Senaty Resolution to End State. of War Will Be Up. -

PEACE MEASURE UP MONDAY   Vote in Senate on Ending State o' War With Germany Expected Next Week.

PEAGE RESOLUTION  WILL Be AGTED UN WEXT WEER   Continuous Consider: ation Will be Given Bill by Senate   PASSAGE IS LOOKED FOR

PEACE RESO- LUTION TO STAY BEFORE SENATE   Vote on Adoption of Plan for Termi. nating War is Expected Within Four Days by Party Leaders

KNOX RESOLUTION TO END WAR WILL BE CONSIDERED MONDAY   To Recewe Continuous At tention Until Finally Disposed Of.

TENNESSEE SWINGS INTO 6.0.P. RANKS   Oklahoma Also Desert: Democrats; Five States Dovhtt   HARDING HAS 390 VOTES   Cox Claims 127 Electoral Seats; Champ Clark is Defeated

EMERGENCY PLAN DF TARIFF RELIEE UAGED FOR FARM   Young, North Dakota,-Proposes Duty on Farmers’ Products for 12-Months’ Term.

EMERGENCY TAPIFF BILL IS PROPOSED   Is Designed to Relieve Those Suffering From Flood  .  ~ of Importations.

IMPORT DUTY ON PRODUCE IND LIVESTOCK PROPOSED IS EMERGENCY MEASIAE

MURDERER’S CONFESSION” VIEWED WITH SUSPICION   Involved Others in Killing of Weal_ thy Los Angeles Man—Body  Found in Basement

PHLOUNER ofl THAT HE KILLED EN TAN IN HME   Declares That He and Another Strangled Him, Buried Body in Cellar and Robbed House of Valuables.  om     ee eas   Arrested on Charge of Ab. ducting Girl, He Is Questioned and Finally After Sending for Priest He Makes Confession.

CLAIMS HE KILLED DENTON   Man at San Francisco Makes Confession, Hut Police Question the Truth of It.

CONFEGSES 10 KILLING. WEALTHY WINING PROMOTE   ‘Hawever,_ Police... Doubt. Les i Angeles Prisoner Is Slayer of J. C. Denton.

WEALTHY MINE   CONFESSION M. ADE FOLLOWING ARREST ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE.

“CONFESSION UF MURDER [a ——-AATHER FISHY   MAN {THINKS HE IS CRIMINAL   KILLED DENTON, SO HI SAYS, BUT POLICE DOUBT IT.

CONFESSES MURDER OF MINE PROMOTES   Alleged Abductor Makes Statement; Police Discredit His Story

WILL FIGHT THE FLU   HEALTH OPEICERS i TH STATE ALARMED.   They Send Out Warning to the Var ious Counties,

WILL FIGHT THE FLL   HEALTH (OFFICERS OF ‘TI  oo.) SPATE ALARMED,      They Send Out W: arninge tothe Var . ious Counties, — ;

Remnant of Carranza’s Army Still Holds the Rebels at Bay In the States of: Vera Cruz and Puebla

Ex-President May Enter United States In Flight.   REBELS GAIN GROUND   Exidence of Co-ordinate Action Seen On Part Leaders.

Obregon’s Chief of Sufi Gives Assurance That For. eigners Are Safeguarded ir Jives and Pronerry_   COMPLETE ACCORD NOW ASSURED   ‘Fiction Between Followers of Obregon and Gonzales ‘ased, Sass Colonel Vasquez.

7 _ a Declare; ..Mora] Influence -.Suffictent But Indicates Necessity of Armed  Foree if Needed :

Necessary To Have Armed Force Behind Moral lnfluence, Gov.  Benoy Indiearés.   PROMISES TO REDUCE TAXE:

COX TALKS ABOUT NATIONS’ LEAGUE AY TOPEKA MEET   Discusses Force as an Element —“Senate Oligarchy” Rapped For Refusal to Answer All Questions.

BOX SAYS LITTLE LIKELIHOOD LEAGUE EVER WILL HAVE TO EMPLOY TROOPS

DE VALERA HIDING NEARBY NEW YORK   Soralled President of “Irish Republic” in Some Secluded Spot Says Secretary,   DENIES OCEAN TRIP   Was to Have Appeared Sunday  in New York for Speaking En gagements,

FIRST GUN OF CONVENTION 1S FIRED IN FRISCO.   FIGHT BEING MADE ON EFFORTS OF SEN. REED.   Persistent Boom of McAdoo For the Presidency Takes on More  Definite Shape Over Night.—To Use Name in Event of  Deadlock.

RYAN TAKES WAR NTO ENEMY CAMP AUCE SUGGESTED   eaders af Wet Forces Begin tt Consider Armistice on the Prohibition Question.   EW DELEGATE CONTESTS FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEE   ‘arly Arrivals Begin to Come in and Campaign Managers Start to Get Busy.

GREAT BEGINS TODAY; ARRANGEROLL   Will Keep M’Adoo Out  of Early Nomina Pt. Generales

DELEGATES ARRIVE AT SAN FRANCISC(   The Weather is Cool and Comfor. table for the National i —s- Convention

WILL WALLACE WRAY   Filed For Probate With Clerk of Lawrence Cirenit Court

ITROTZKY. WANTS TRAINING   Bolshevik Minister of War Argues for : §ubstitute for Standing Army

RETURNS TO PRIVATE LIFI   Norman Davis of Ten. nessee Succeeds Polk  in Office Today

LOCK-OUT IN VERA CRUZ HAS EFFECT   Many Non-Strikers Are Forced Out of Work; Food Geti.ng Scarce; Few Deaths Reported.

WON'T RECOGNIZE -RAPALLO TREAT)   D’Annunzio to Resist Enforcement. _

D’Annunzio Asserts His Disregard for Treaty of Rapallo   Poet-Warrior Tellg General Ca viglia He Will Resist En. forcement

AMERICA’ IS CURIOS   Great “Brith Told Mandate Drs -by Lezgne Must Be Obeyed by U.

AMERICA Io GURIGG   WANTS TO TAKE A FIAND FORMULATING MANDATES.   reat Britian Told Mandate Drafts by Lezgue Must Ue Obeyed by U. S,

French Troops Capture Tarsus } Doownieetatuce Wecc «i      Polss Stirround Six Divisions

COX TO NAME WILLIS   Senator-Elect to be Named to Succeed Harding.

COX IS COURTEOUS.   Offers to Appoint: Rzpublicaa Sen ator-clect li Harding Resigns.

Wires Harding Ne Will Appoint Senator-Elect Willis to Place If Hle Wishes to Restan.

COX. OFFERS: TC “APPOINT WILLIS.   ‘Opens Way For Harding to Re‘sign Senate Seat   PUT UP TO PRESIDENT-ELECT   Proposition is Made by Governor in. Telegram

COX WILLING 10 NAME WILLIS. FUR U5, SENATE   /Wires President-elect Harding Prof:  fering Co-operation in Naming Senator-elect For Unexpired  Term.

COX WILLING TO APPOINT - WILLIS.   Will Appoint Republican to Enable Harding to Give Up Senate Sea.

SOX READY 10 NAME WILLIS AS SENATOR   New Policies to Guide  Future Government  Being Worked Out.

cox OFFERS To. NAME WILLIS     WI) Appoint Him to Fill Harding's ~ Unexpired Term.

IGovernor Offers to Name Re  publican if Senator Har ding Resigns

GOV. COX OFFERS ‘TO APPOINT WILLIS [0 HARDING'S: PLACE   Is Willing to Name Republican te . + Seapensliy & te Sal 5 Hard- . _ ing’s Convenience, ;

COX WILLING TO NAME WILLIS   Wires President-Elect Harding of the Position on. the Senatorial Appointment.

COX OFFERS TO APPOINT WILLIS TO SENATORSHII   Wires President-Elect That He Will Be Glad to Make Appointment

Appoint Willis Senator to  ie Cox Willing to Succeed President-Elec

Will Appoint Willis Senator It President-elect Desires _  to Resign.

GOX WILLING TO NAME WILLIE   Govenor Wires Harding That He Will Appoing Willis To Senate If Desired

$3208.20 Subscribed to Date: Total Must Grow Faster   Last Minute News

COX OFFERS TO NAME HARDING'S SUCCESSOR   Ohio Governor Sends Message t President-Flect Advising of His Willingness.

COX OFFERS 10 APPOINT WILLIS   Wires Harding Wf He Cares to Re sign From Senate He will Name Senator-elect.

RAILS BACK TN THEIR OWNERS’ HANDS TODA?   RELINQUISHMENT OF GOVERN MENT CONTROL OF CARRIERS AT MIDNIGHT.   HINES. KEEPS POST AWHILE   Director General Still Faces Settlement of Thousands of Contracts and Grievances. ‘

jovernment Control Ceases at Midnight--President Signs Measure and Promises Prompt Solution Wage Question --Brotherhood Leaders Silent on Future Action--To ConSider Wilson’s Reply to jbjections Today--End of Federal Control Means Resurnntion af Comnetitian Amans Roade

rE OWNERS   TRANSFERRAL AT MIDNIGHT   EFKIGN CHIEFS ARE Tt SIEEv TODAY AND PLAN ACTION

TURNS RAILWAYS ‘BACKTO OWNERS   Hines Hands Over Property Val: Wed at $20,000,000,000.   COMPETITIVE PLAN RESTORED

AIL LINES ARE HANDED BACK TI FORMER OWNER   TRANSFERRAL AT MIDNIGHT   UNION CHIEFS ARE TO MEET TODAY AND PLAN ACTION

EDERAL CONTROL LET GO AT MIDNIGHT   UNES GO BACK TO THEIR 230 DIFFERENT OWNERS   feply Given by Wilson to La bar's Obiections to Be Discussed Today , -

RETURN RAIL. REINS      TANSPORE ATION “1.13 TO CORPOLRATHC        BACK         Lines, Under’  stores Day        or Campetiqian

RAIL REINS TRANSFERRED   L. Ss. RETUPNS CONTROL TO PRIVATE HANDS   HINES REMAINS ON JOB   Must Spend Two Menths Settlitg Thousands of Claims

ROADS AGAIN IN PRIVATE HANDS   OPERATION OF LINES’ PASSES FROM THE GOVERNMENT.   HINES STILL DIRECTING HEAD   Continees In Present Capacity Until About May 1, With a Maltitude of Matters Requiring His Attention.

RAILROADS GIVEN BACK TO OWNERS   Transportation Systems Split Among 230 Corporations.   ‘HINES TO KEEP POSITION.   Union Chiefs Will Consider Wilson's Reply to Labor's Objections to Reorganization Bill Today—‘‘Days of Com. petition’ to be Resumed by Carriers Immediately,

RAILROADS GIVEN ~ THEIR OWN POWER   And Their Own Free Rein After a Leng Curbing ~   COMMISSION SENDS   The Parmal Notification of the Chowre to Them, Poesether With “a .econition cf Hs Own  Povuews tinder New Law.

President Signed Bill. Saturday and Twenty Billions in Prop:  _erty and Investment. Returns to Business Basis, With: Competition Again a Faoter of Incentive to Better oe vice.

RETURN RAIL REINS   TEANSPORTATION LINES BACK TO CORPORATION,   Lines Under Private Control .  store. Days of Compotition,

~ BBIVATE OWNERS   Federal Operation of Transportation Lines Ceased at 12:01 O'clock This Morning, According to Law.   PROPERTY VALUE IS 20 BILLION DOLLARS   Of the Big Corporation Ureated By Mr. McAdoo as Director General, Only a Small Part Will Remain,

FEDERAL RAILWAY CONTROL TERMINATES AT MIDNIGHT   Lines Go Into Hands of Private Owners and Will Be Divided Into Two Hundred and Thirty Respective Corporations; Value Of Roads Is $20,000,000,000   GOVERNMENT OPERATION 2 YEARS

INTERNATIONAL WILL  SHOW TEN EAR SAMPLES   ACTION TAKEN WILL MEET WITH HEARTY APPROVAL OF MANY EXHIBITORS

TEN EF     t SAMPLES     OF CORN   Vo Re Exhibited at the IMternationa Show pt Chieago

THREE YOUNG MER PERISH IN CRASH   AUTOMOBILE TRAVELING Al HIGH RATE RUNS INTO A TREE AT APPLETON.

THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   Appleton Boys Are :-Vic ‘tims; Two Are.- © Injured

PLATFORM-BELIEVED. © BEST VOTE-GETTING PAPER YET. WRITTE!   Veteran Politicians “Express Them. selves as Greatly Pleased With Democratic Declarations

Oe ea é tee * oe ; * we ce ee F j Pa i 43 : eee aaa we °  aan te %, . as eee . .  ve fe - . a  aoe wo:        Platform Adopted by Dem_oerats is the Best in ' Party’s History   ‘LEADERS ARE PLEASED}   Women and Labor are More Than Pleased With - Planks Given Them —

Veteran Democrats Think Platform One of Best in ‘History As a Vote Getter    “Wilson Platform” Embodies Practically All Principles Which President Desired Most; Liquor Stand Left Out at Wilson’s Request; Thousands of Women Expected to Come Over From G. O. P. Ranks.

DEMOCRATS SAY PLATFORM BEST EVER   Claim Disprove Stories of Dissatisfaction and Will Prove Big Vote Getter.   A “WILSON PLATFORM”

PARTY PLATFORM PLEASES LEADERS   ONE OF STRONGEST IN HISTORY VERDICT OF VETERAN POLITICIANS -*

LLOYD WHITE SPRINGS SURPRISE      Was Married at Marshalltown Tire ~ Weeks Ago

MOB STORMS JAIL “AT GRAHAM, N, 6.   Where Three Negroes. Were Held— ‘One Man Killed

DEATH FOLLOWS LYNCH ATTEMPT   One Killed and Two Wounded In Ef. fort of Mob to Storm County Jail To Secure Accused Negroes.

MOB STORMS JAIL   One Killed and Two'Hurt lie Attempt to Hang Negros.

MOB ATTEMPTED TO RUSH JAIL   try to Get Pires Negroes Accused of  Assoulting White Woman,

MOB STORMS JAIL AT GRAHAM, NC.   Where Three Negroes Were Held. One. Man. Killed ,

Kolb’s Lunch   MOB VIOLENCE COSTS ONE LIFE   MACHINE GUNNER GUARDED JAIL . AGAINST ATTACKS OF ARM ; ED MEN   (By United Press)

NINE DROWNED BY FLOODS IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Five of Eight People, Drown. ed at Ardmore, In One  Family   JIM RIVER RAMPAGES   ONE CORPSE IS SEEN FLOATING IN WHITE RIVER—RIVER HERE CUTS COUNTY AGAIN

MAIL LETTERS TO CANDIDATES   SENATORS TO FORCE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS ISSUE IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.   BORAH BEHIND THE SCHEME

TREATY ISSUE _ TOCANDIDATES   Letters are Sent to Repub: lican Candidates for Presidency Asking Stand.   FIRST GOES TO LOWDEN

Wants Lowden To Tell How He Views Leaque      2 I Senator Borah Dares Ulinvis Gov: einvr and Candidate for Presidenry io Announce His Policies Towerd Pact

BORAH ASKS  QUESTIONS: OF LOWDEN   WANTS TO: KNOW WHERE HF STANDS ON THE LEAGUE OF. WEwroNe .      SAYS PEOPLE HAYE ‘RIGHT To KNOW HOW THE CANDY DATES STAND.

Senator Borah Says Ameticans Hav Bight to Know How Candidates Stand.

WOULD SUE THE CIT   Judge’s Advice ta Policemat Sentenced to Perform Dut Without Pay

GREENVILLE VOTED NEXT ENCAMPMENT ATG. A.B. MEETING   Fifty Fourth Annual State Rally Come To End.

FIELDS CHILDREN ARE FOUND BY SHERIFF IN PARENTS’ CHICAGO HOME   ] Believed Nothing Will be Done With the Case Against Parents Until Naxvt Court Term

TO ERADICATE BARBERY.   As Defensive Measure Against Wheat BPuct Has Been Started.

h HAPPY MAN IS HIRAM JOHNSON   #4) SOT GET SOMITATION, nit HAVING LOTS OF FTN.   iAS OLD GUABD A-WIGGLING   jiectoserce Made in Campaian &spenditerce lavestiaation Mech ta Likiang—Demorrates Alee  Mave Troebiee.

Senator Johnson Having Much Pleasure:in Quiz on Campaign Expenditures   Committee Making Investigation is Headed by His Friend; Senator Kenyon—Bitter Feeling is Produced.

SUGAR FIRILIS ~ FINED $10,000   Standard Company Officia is Charged With Profiteering

Official of Company Pleads Na Defense In Trial At Pittsburgh   Judge Says Frofiteers Gambled and Lost—Second Heavy Fine Imposed

FINED FOR) PROFITEERING   J. J. Gilphrist ‘Penalized $10 000 For: Dealag: im Sugar 7 Velvet.”

Profiteer in Sugar  Fined $10,000 Today   Pu Aasornsaled Preas Tenaed Wire

TWENTYTWO ARI DEAD IN WEST TORNADO      ONE SECTION YET TO BEI - HEARD FROM — OVER 10( PERSONS INJURED

tecommendation is Made For Punishment of the Rebel Band Under Herrera Who Shot the Fugitive President to Death

REPORT nEADS   Al persons in late Mexican chief’s train to be nrosecuted

CARRANZA NOT A SUICIDE   DJbregon , Commission Reports on Murder -of Former President and Urges Arraignment of  ‘Those Resnonsible.   LATE ACTIONS

THE CARRANZA MURDERERS TO BE PUNISHED   WAS MADE THE VICTIM OF A CUT THROAT GANG OF LOOTERS.   COMMITTEE IS NOW INVESTIGATING

FOUR KILLED IN CAR CRASH   Twenty-Six Others injured When Kan. sas City Trotley Runs Wild Down Hill,

CAR CRASH FATAL TO FoUR   Many Others Injured When Kansas City Trolley Runs Wild.

SEEK MAN T0 BEAT M’ADOO   Democratic Forces Opposed t Crown Prince on Lookout for Combination Candidate.   BRYAN IS MEN/ JNED

A THREE-WAY FIGH)   THAT 18 WHAT IS RAPIDLY DE- VELOPING IN. FRISCO.   The Administration, Palmer and Cox, and MeAdoo—With ‘W. J. ' Loomirg In Background.

OLD LINE LEADERS SEEK ‘DARK HORSE’ TO BEAT M’ADOO UNDER ~. WILSON-BAGKED WINNER THREAT

OPPONENTS OF — M’ADOO WORKING   HOLD CONFERENCE FOR PURPOSE OF PICKING CANDIDATE.

CANNOT HIT ON A BLACK HORSE   Opponents of McAdoo After All Night Confab Fail to Agree on Candidate.

ANTI - ADMINISTRATION FORCES MAY CONTROL NOMINATION,   WILSON FOLLOWERS MAY HAVE TO HAVE DARK HORSE.   Should the Foes of Wilson Hold Enough Votes to Block TwoThirds for the Son-in-Law Then Dark Horse Would Win Nomination.

INNER GIRCLE TRIES 0 CRUSH M ADOO'S BOOM AT THE START   Overnight Conferences Fail tc Perfect Organization of Anti-McAdoo Men.   COX, PALMER OBDURATE   Their Managers Refuse to Concede They Can Not Get  the Nomination.

ANTI-M’ADOO FORCES PLAN NEW ATTACKS   Seek to Hold Solid Veto Block of Votes.

Stiffening of Determination to Hold Solid Veto Block ‘ot - Votes Seems to be the Onl ” Accomplishment

OLD LINE LEADERS IN SEARCH OF CANDIDATE  WHO CAN BEAT M’ADOO   [They Admit He Seems to Have Inside Track on Nomination-One Nomination to Come.

Vice President Being Groomed : As Dark Horse Against  Former Treasurer.

Forces Fighting McAdoo Fal to Effect Combine or Agree on Candidate

BALLOTING NOT EXPECTED TODAY   League of Nations F ight Delayed Report of Committee

LEADERS STRINE: TO CHECK BOOM   —_——w  Plan to Hold Veto Block. of Votes In Case He Grows. Too Strong...   FAIL TO FIND CANDIDATE

ATIONS ON.     Speeche s ReMid to Be Heard 1 Today’s Ses~ Opened This  rity

PLAN DEFEAT FOR MADOO   Opponents Conferred Al  Night to Block Him.   MAY MEAN A “DARK HORSE”   Cummings, Marehal and Clark Mentioned to Break Possible Cox-Pa!mer-McAdoo Deadiock.

tag i Jd   BALLOTING UNLIKELY TODAY, AS DELEGATES HEAR LAST oF NoM. - LNATING SPEKCHES AND AWAIT) REPORT OF PL: WT ORM ot  _COMMITTER T6 CONVENTION, :   1

A CONIBINATION TO BEAT M ADOO AIM GF RIVALS   Over-night Conferences Held By Opposing Forces   Administration Scouting For Dark Horse

RENTS WILL BE HIGH FOR FIVE MORE YEARS   United States Housing HeadSays the Country Is Short More thana Million Dwellings

RENTS T0 BE HIGH FIVE YEARS MORE   Housing Head Says Coun. ‘try Is Short More Than Million Dwellings

Head of the United States Hcus ing Corporation Says Demands will Continue Great   COUNTEY JS BEHIND A NORMAL PROGRAM.   {Architects snd Contractors May Bring Relief hy Workine cut Plans for Use of New Materials That Will Lower Cost.

THE MAN THE CORNER"   ‘WHO WRITES INTERESTINGLY ON LOCAL AFFAIRS

“THE MIAN GI THE GORNER   WRO WRITES INTERESTINGLY ON LOCAL AFFAIRS

“THE MAN ON ~ THE CORNER   WHO WRITES INTERESTINGLY ON LOCAL AFFAIRS

DEMAND A REPUBLIC   DISMISSAL OF DANISH CABINET BRINGS CRISIS.   Scockists and Trade Unions Threaten General strike.

Ultimatum Of Socialists. For Reinstatement Of Zahle Ministry Is. Dismissed By  Kine Christian   CROWDS IN SQUARES CRY FOR REPUBLIC   Slight Disturbances Occur While Soldiers Occupy One  Of The Public Squares In Copenhagen oo

DANTON KING  IEFIES MOBS  WU GAY FOR OLD MINISTRY   Christian Refuses to Comply With Ultimatum of the People   THRONE TOTTERS IN GOVERNMENTAL CRISIS   Disturbances Follow Ad vent of Troops in Public Squares

CUARDS FICHT  UANW £ GUELE  WITH REBELS NEAR PALACE   Paralysis of Industry Threatened  By General Strike Unless Demand Of Trades Unions Is Acceded To  we Wh eVitnuU su 1 Fa ———  ce bw Fede A dA 6d ew Oe ahh. weir w ee oe   RADICALS CLAMORING FOR REPUBLIC

DEMAND A REPUBLIC         SH CARINET   cade Caions Threnter ral Strike, ,

DENMARK ON VERGE OF REBELLION KING STAYS FIRM   Squares of Copenhagen Today Filled with Throngs and People Are Excited   Demands of Workmen’s Chiefs Are Refused -Despite All Threats of Rising

DANISH KiNG REMAINS FIRRI UPON DEMANDS   social Democrats Ask Rei statement of Zalil Ministry   General Strike May be Declared Throughout Denmark

Christian Refuses To Reinstate Dismissed Ministry   Cry Of “Long Live The Republic” Heard In The Streets Of Copenhagen

DENMARK CRISIS DINE PONEEDENGY   Socialist ‘and Trade Unionists Demand Immediate Reinstatement ‘ af the Zahles: Ministry. 2 #

DENMARK FACES WORKERS’ UPRISING TO GAIN REPLIBLIS   JRULER REFUSES TO COMPLY WITH ULTIMATUM   OF SOCIAL DEMO : CRATS.   STRIKE THREATENS   Unions to Step Work Unless Qld Ministry Is Rein- + stated.

REVOLT MAY COME AS KING DEFIES DANE SOCIALISTS   Crisis Looms In Den. mark Over Ousting Of Premier.

SERIOUS CRISIS IN DENMARK   King Refuses to Reinstate Zahle Ministry as Demanded   The Demand Was Made Under Threat to Call a General Strike

KING CHRIS OF DENMARK IS  STANDPATTER   Ruler of Denmark Decides t« Go to the Mat With Social Democrats.   SENTIMENT IS RIFE FOR REPUBLICAN GOV'T   General Strike is Threatenec if Throne Does Not Meet Demands.

Christian of Denmark Retuses to Grant Demands.   Crowds in Public Square at Gopenhagen Demand riepublic—Criaie Gaused Over Filebiscite.

KING SPURNS “REDS’   Christian of Denmark Refuses to Grant Demands.   Crowds in Public ‘Square at Copen‘hagen Demand mepublic—cCrisis Gaused Over Flebiscite.

HE TAKES THE CHANCE   MONARCH DECLINES TO TAKE ORDERS FROM THE!) MOB. {   Crowds! in the Capital Are Calling for 4 Republic and a General Strike fn Threntenpd. 

DANISH KING STAND PAT; REINSTATEMENT CF MINISTRY REFUSE   MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT DECLINING ULTIMATUM OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATS,

Danish King Defies Socialists; — Won't Reinstate Old Ministry;  Crowd Clamors for. a Republic

Demand Immediate Rein: statement of Zahile Cahinet.   STRIKE ALTERNATIVE,   “Long Live the Republic” Cries Heard in Copen- . hagen.

KING CHRISTIAN REFUSES DEMAND OF OPPONENTS   Crowds in Sireets of Copenhager Cry for Republic While Win; Stands Fast Despite Threat To Cali General. Strike

DEMAND NEW CABINET DEAL   Ruler Refuses to Comply with an Ultimatum in which Re-instatement of Ousted Ministry Is Asked by Social Democrats.   STREETS THRONGED BY CROWDS CRYING FOR A REPUBLIC

DENMARK CONSTITUTIONALISTS DEMAND RESTORATION OF ZAHLI      Threat Made That If Former Premier and Cabine Are Not Recalled a General Strike Throughout the Nation Will Be Called.

DENMARK FAGES A POLITICAL Ghlola   Socialists and Unions Demand Reinstatement of Premier Zahle’s Cabinet.   Confer With King Who Refuses to Comply With Iitimatum.

KING REFUSES 10» HEED ULTIMATUM 7  UNION COMMITTEE       Crisis i in Deitidark Serious Fok lowing Demand That Cabthet M pi         GENERAL STRIKE IS” =: THREAT OF UNIONS   Disrnissal of Premier by- Ruler Follows Disagreement Over, Plebiecite Vote

LABOR MAY WALK OUT IN COPENHAGEN   Danes Face General Strike of Workers and Socialict Oreranizatons   ASK RADICAL REFORMS   Cry for Constitutional Republic and Return of Zanle   Cabinet

Refuses, to, Comply with, Ultima: "tum of Socia Democrats De. - manding. ‘Reinstatemient  Dismissed Zahle Ministry   CROWDS: RAISE CRY FOR . - REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT   stuybances Ocour while  ; ‘Occupy One of Public : Squates in the City of Papen: ” haven

DEMAND DENMARK BE MADE REPUBLI   King . Refuses  “Fahle — “Ministry.  ioe er Ger  to  Reinstate  ~General_

DANES DEFY THE KING   GENERAL STRIKE iS ORDERED BY WORKERS IN DENMARK,   Monarch Ignores Ultimatum Demanding Cabinet Be Restored—Crowds Demand a Republic.

WILSON VETOES BILL SUSP'NDINGSECTION 10 OF CLAYTON BILL   SAYS RAILWAY HAS PLENTY OF TIME TO PREPARE FOR OPERATION OF SECTION

CLAYTON AGT BECOMES LAV   President Wilson Vetoes the Bill in. tended to Suspend Railroad Pro: vision Measure Again.

MEASURE VETUED BY PRESIDENT   Suspended Operation of a Secficn of Clayton Act.   ACTION AFFECTS RAILROADS

SON STILL OES THE VETO   Cuts Out Part of Clayton Act Long in Effect

NEED CONSENT OF TWO SENATORS TO CALL SESSION   SIXTY SEVEN REPRESENTA. TIVES, REQUIRED NUMBER, HAVE CONSENTED   MAY SUMMON BODY FOR NEXT FRIDAY   Governor Goodrich Ready to Send , ‘Out Cal as Soon as Two Thirds  of Both Houses Agree

SULGY Ann Hd OE JANET OFFICIAL Vat!   WILL RETURN CALL PAID T UNITED STATES BY PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL.

TOLBY HAS REACHED BRAZIL   The Seeretary of State Begins Qificlal Visits,

COLBY ARRIVES IN CAPITAL OF BRAZIL. TO ViSIT PRESIDEN.   American Secretary Lands in Rio de Janeiro Tuesday.

COLBY REACHES RIO.   American Seeretary of State Arrives In Brazil,

COLBY REACHES RIO DE JANEIRO EARLY TUESDAY   s Personal Representative Of United States Returning Visit

eee  COLBY LANDS IN BRAZIL   American Secretary of State Returns Visit of President.

DEATH LIST IN TORNADO NOW PLACED AT 161   Nearly 2.000 Persons Were Injured In Bight Central And Southern States   PROPERTY DAMAGE MAY REACH 830,000,000   scenes In Wrecked Area Are Pathetie—People Linger Near Wreck Of Homes

Tornado Death Toll Now Stands At 161 In Nation   Nearly 2,000 Are Injured—  Property Damage Is $30,000,000   PATHETIC SCENES IN STORM’S WAKE   Many Families Linger Near Site of Tornado Ruined Homes

TOTALOF 161 LES LOST IN SUNDAY STORM   Nearly 2,000 Injured— Relief Measures Taken in Nearly All Districts,

Fifteen Killed In Western — Qhio   DEATHLIST REVISED  Horror Of Sunday Increase   As Later Reports Filter In

STGRHS DEATH LST GROWS 10 161: 2 G20 HURT   ‘Property Loss is Estimated at $30,000,000 in Sun  dav’s Tornadoes   ‘OHIO LOST 26 KILLED   Illinois Hardest Hit With 30  Dead and Property Loss  Of se. 000.000

PERFECTED ORGANIZATION   K. U. Entowment Association Held Meetme Saturday

PEREECTED ORG SNIZATION   K. U. Endowment Association Held ’Meeline Satarday

HOGo Ant HAPPY IN MAG. GONNETT 3 BULL RUN CORRAL   They Eat Mash Three Times   Now Federal Officers Declare They Have Found an Elaborate Still.

UFFIGIAL COUN PRIMARY VOTES OT FOR MAY   Later Returns Add to the Largeness of Johnson Vote.   Silver Bow County Only One to Send in Complete Unofficial Figures.

HOOVER'S ATTITUDE UNCHANGED   says That He Will Not Organize Camguien for Nonination.

HOOVER [9 NOI “DIOGOURAGED BY CALIFORNIA VOTE   Declares He We Would No: “Mortgage His Sou!’ to Obtain the Election,

NO ORGANIZED CAMPAIGN FOR HOOVER’S RACE   California Primary Results .Cause No Change in Candidate’s Policies

HOOVER'S WEW UNCHANGED ~ BY CALIFORNIA PRIMAR   Will Not Organize Campaign or Have Supporters Raise Great Fund, He Says.

ATTITUDE UNCHANGED   Hoover Not Shaken by Result : in California

MISSOURI FRUIT CROP DESTROYED   Apples, Peaches, Cherries and Plums Nipped by Cold.   LOSS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS   Nine Degrees Below at Lebannan Last Night, 14 at Columbie—Kansas and Texas Report Damage.

RUN INTO MILLIONS   Peach, Apple, Plum and Cherry Crops Reported Destroyed —Blanket of Snow Disappearing—April Snow: fall Record Set.

MIISSOURI’S FRUIT CROPS DESTROYED   Peach, Apple, Cherry and Plum Prospects Blasted by Easter Storm.

‘WOOD WILL LEAD ON THE FIRST BALLOT   TORN SON AND Low Drs wtN Sh OND AND THIRD,   Whether (av One of “Rig Three’ fan Swieg 200 Batra Ballete Necceoceary fer Neomination  is Qaerstion.   PROBARLY FIRST BALLOT

WOOD MANAGERS BOLD IN CLIAM _ OF DELEGATES   Concede Johnson Will Be Second, But 100 Behind   LEADER TO HAVE HALF MAJORITY   qT   Lowden’s Strength Is Puzzling  Question, May Make  i Gains

REVIEW OF THE G.0. P. POLITICAL SITUATION NOW   HOW THE CANDIDATES WILL ~~ PROBABLY LINE UP AT CHICAGO.   WHAT THE END WILL BE NO ONE GUESSES

COX INTENDS TO CONSULT LEADERS   Defines Position on Racial Questions. ~ mane g ae

JOE WELSH POST MEETS TOMORROW   Special Meeting Calied to Receive Final Instructions on Memorial Day Observance

MARTINEZ iS SUSPICIONED   Commissiondrs Ask Rehel Leader to Dofine Attitude ‘Toward Government...

STRIKE OF CZECHO-SLOVAKS   Walkout of 97,000 Workers Declared in the Neutra District of S\ovakia.

CZECHO-SLOVAKS ON STRIKE   Thousands of Workers Quit Wher Man Is Shot by the Military.

FIVE ALIENISTS TO TESTIFY FOR DEFENSE OF NEW   CALIFORNIA MURDER CASE JS EX PECTED TO GO TO JURY BY NEXT WEDNESDAY.

Testimony of Five Alienists Will Com. : “plete Presentation of De-~ fence’s Evidence: —

NEW DEFENSE NEAR END   TESTIMONY ar ALIENISTS  WILL COMPLETE EVIDES      fypothelien! Question of More Than 4,000 Worrls to Pe Asked—K spect Care to Ga to Jury Wednesday,

ey EE eee  SILENCE ON FRONT PORCH; HARDING MAKES PATRIOTIC SPEECH AT FREMONT, OHIO

Speaks at Rremont, Home « of President Hayes, and Reviews Ohio War Veterans.

IEF REOPITE 19 TAKEN BY HAROINE   Forgets Care of Campaign and Delivers Non-Partisan Address at Soldier Memorial Dadication at Fremont, 0.

HARDING TALKS AT DEDICATION OF A SOLOIER MEMORIAL   Republican Candidate Rests From Hard Work of His  Camnainn.   GUEST OF HAYES FAMILY

(1ARDING AT A DEDDBCATION.   Has Respite From Politica, Making Noun-Political Addreas.

GOY NOT PRESENT AT HAYS ESTATE   Senator Harding Delivers NonPolitical Dedicatory Address .   VOICES WARM TRIBUTE   To Former President Whose Birth Anniversary Was Celerated, Soldiers of World War Who “Wrought In Glory”’’—-Veterans Are New Leaven in Patrictign.

HARDING UNVEILS SOLDIER TRIBUTE   Ceremonies in Fremont, 0., Were - on Part of the Old Estate of Late President Hayes

FEDERAL DICKS CORRAL (BBLS. OF WHITE MULE   Monster Distillery Plant Un earthed Near Mason City.   52 CASES OF DRIED RAISINS DISCOVERED   ‘Distillery’’ Found on Farr Occupied By Wrestler Cavanaugh.

‘MOST BEAUTIFUL NURSE” QUITS GARFIELD HOSPITAL   “Movie? Men and Reporters Prove Too Mucly for Princess  Troube(zkay,

NURSE FLEES MOVIE MEN   Princess Nadija Vasillevna Troubetzkoy Quits Job in Garfleld Memorial Hospital at Washington.

International Bankers’ Movements Watched.   Radicals In Touch With Whereabouts of all Financiers. System Learned by Anarchist Squad Head.

VILLA PICTURED * AS FRIEND OF U.S   Man Who Traveled in Mexico With Bandit Leader. Takes Hot Shot » .-at President Carranza.

THIRD, PARTY ‘WANTS FORD   The Detroit Manufacturer Being Urged to Run for Presidency.

FORD WANTED FAR IRD AAT   COMMIUPTER OF FORTY-RIGHT TI URGING AUTO MANUFPACTURERS CANDIDACY,   HOFFMAN SUPPORTS HIM   Ricker, of the Exeeutive Committee, Declares That Lansing, Mich igan Man is Backing the Movement for Hina.

THE TITLE MEN MERT.   Ss. A. Culver, of This City, on State Program.

THE TITLE MEN MERT.   S.A. Culver, of This City, on “State Program.   To Attend State Meeting:

MACHINE GUNS IN JERUSALEM   'Britlah Troops Clear the Streets te Prevent Demonstration Against Jews.

PEACE WITH REDS URGED BY ALLIES   Lloyd George, Poles and French  to Get Together on Proposition.   LONDON PROPOSAL I$ BASIS   Following Receipt of Soviets’ Offer to Accept British Conditions for Reopening Trade, Premier Urges  Allies to Recognize Bo!sheviki.   MACHINE GUNS IN JERUSALEM   British Troops Clear the Streets ¢. Prevent Demonstration Against Jews.

POLITICS BOILING IN VARIOUS STATES   Johnson and Wood Battle in New Jersey.

WOOD AND. J OHNSON: . CONTEST   FOR NEW JERSEY’S DEL EGATES TO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION:   Interest in right for. State pesiershih Candidates in Massachusetts Primary on Unpledged Ticket. —

GREECE FOR MONARCHY   Voting is Overwhelmingly in Favor of Ex-King Constantine's R»turn to Throne.

SAYS 400,000 RR. MENREADY FAD WALK {IIIT   Maintenance of way and shop men will quit at signal   Conferees in Washington . said to be nearing basis of agreement

400,000   RAILWAY WORKMEN 10 CEASE  WORK   if Railroad Administration Decide: Adverse to Workers’ Wages.

GIOLITT PLEASED « WITH CONFERENCE   SUSPICION BETWEEN FRANC! AND ITALY SAID TO BE ‘ELIMINATED,

FRANCO -TTALIAN CONFERENCE ENDS SEPARATE AGTION   Ministers Depart, Declaring So lution Nears on Adriatic Question — Nations in Complete Accord.

RED ADVANCE ON BIALYSTAK NEAR POLISH CAPITO!   Bolsheviki do Not Wan Peace— Desire to  Invade Poland

WARSAW IN DANGER AS ADVANCE STRIKES FURTHER INTO POLANE   System of Entrenchments for Defense of City is Advocated

POLES PLANNING BIG ARMY   French Experts Are Laying Ground work for Well Officered Forces — Distrust Reds.

FORTIFICATIONS ARE ADVOCATED   Feared That Advance of Bolsheviki Will Reach ' City of Warsaw

FRENCH ARMY MEN ARE ADVISING POLES   Fear Felt at Warsaw That It Is Soviet Plan to Have Government Overturned

RADIGALS SEND A CIRCULAR T0 NEWS PAPEF   Warning They Will Invade Centralia October 15.

VON LUBTPWITZ ATTACKED.   Caltted “One of Kaiser's Old Gang” by Hoover,

ENDS HIS WORK   Blanchester Hold-up Ends in Arrest of Bandit Who is Helc At Wilmington.   Clerk Hurled Meat Cleaver Anc Struck Bandit in Leg.

MEAT CLEAVER USED ON BANDIT ENDS HiS WORK   Blanchester Hold-up Ends ir Arrest of Bandit Who is Hel At Wilmington.   Clerk Hurled Meat Cleaver Anc Struck Bandit in Leg.

ITALY GUARDIAN OF FIUME    Agreement Reported Reached Con:  : eerning Adriatic——President  Wet Camanmitad

ITALY TO RULE FIUME, REPORT   Rome.Beigrade Commission Said to ‘Have Reached Agreement on Adriatic Question,

FEAR DEATH OF EX-EMPRESS   Members of Hohenszollern Family at Her Bedside.

TOE STECHER WINS HIS MATCH   Suecessfatly Defends Title Auninast  Vosiff Hassane.

WORLD'S BIGGEST HOTEL PLANNED IN CHICAGO 70 CONTAIN 100) ROOM   STRUCTURE WILL BF 6UILT IN FIVE UNITS AND WELL COST FIFTEEN MILLIONS.

OFFICERS JON Ik NATIVES PROTEST AGAINST TERHUNE   Remorse of Samoan Governo Follows Combined Demand , Upen Washington.

NEW LOW PRICE IN FOUR YEARS   Flour Touches $9.15 Per  Barrel Today.

Bla SLUMP IN CEREALS   Follow Flour On Downward Trend in Markets—Off for Heavy Slumps.

1.0, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OPPOSE SOLDIER RELIEF    American Legion  Commander  Succeeds In Having Resolu tion Modified.

OPPOSE GRANTING OF BONUS IN CASt   Chamber of Commerce-of U. §. Favors Relief, However, for Sick and Disabled -_   WANT TREATY RATIFIED:   Resolution Declares Problem Can Largely’ Be Solved by Increased “Production.

“CONSTRUCTIVE AMERICANISMY’” 1S AIM OF COMMERCE CHAMBERS, OPPOSE A BONUS

MeCRPUANRICT  inahuil Wun a 3  Hilt ania   yippreximately $45,600,000 Worth  Taken From Ameyican Railveds In 1919.

SANCHEZ CELI STILL FACING MEXICO TRIA!   Man Arrested in Matamoros i in Mexico City Awaiting Trial—Denies. Spying.

BACK TRACKS ON STATEMENTS   Lacaderean Declares Himself Noe  f@ilty of Uspicnace.

SOVIET STATEMENT — ~~ ADMITS DEFEAT IN :  LEMBERG DISTRICT   Important Fortified City Taken by Poles and. Bolsheviki are Forced to Retire   PEACE DELEGATES MEET. TO: FIX DATE FOR PARLE}   Negotiations Soon to be’ Opened at, City. of Riga

LUISK TAKEN BY Tit POLES IN NEW DRIVE   Poles and Russians to Fix Date for Their Peace Meeting.      WHITE RUSSIA IS A SOVIET REPUBLIC   Finland and Sweden to Ar bitrate Their Differences.

POLES SUCCESSFUL IN FIGHTING REDS ON 240-MILE LINE   Fortified City of Lutsk Taken From Bolshevik, According to Warsaw Reports.

FIX DAY FOR OPENING PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Polish and Russian Chiefs tc Meet Tomorrow.

Polish and Russian Soviet Representt ative Confer In Riga On Important Mission.

MANY JOINING ARMY         irst Five Days in November F500 Men Enlisted.

STATE 10 ISSUE GOLD STAR BOOK   VOLUME WILL CONTAIN PICTURE AND OBITUARY OF EVERY _ HOOSIER WAR VICTIM

DUTCH DIAMOND EXPERT THINKS ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS SOON BE POSSIBILITY

FAAGISTS TURN IN HOPE 1 TENNESSEE   GOVERNOR URGED TO CALL SPE CIAL SESSION FOR AMENDMENT ACTION.   QUESTION OF LAW ARISES   Legality of Ratification Procedure Under Statutes Doubtful; High Court Decision Cited.

Will Probe Charges Of Coal Plots   Department of Justice to be Called to Aid of Senate Committee   ALLEGE POOL. SCHEME   Cushing Has Furnished One Name in “Get Rich Quick” Plan

GOAL oGANDA  AANDAL WILL BE PROBEL   Charges of Speculation on Part of Government Officials to Be Examined.   COAL MAN SOLICITED TO GET IN ON DEAL   ‘Startling. Accusations Made by George H. Cushing of a Coal Association? 7

INVESTIGATION  NF THE ALLEGED CHARGES. B CUSHING  That Gove rament Oficials Were In Bie Caal Deal Pool

CABARET SHOOTING ENDS CELEBRATION   Salesman Slain in Dispute Over Check Attaches and Women Are Arrested.

WHEAT SHORTAGE POSSIBLE   President of Farm Bureau Federation Says Too Much Is Being Sent Abroad.

ANOTHER CASUALTY IN VIRGINIA MINE FIELDS   Detectives and Miners Clash in Mountain Village—-First Arréets Made.

Trouble Between Citizens and Detectives of Mining Companies Is Quieting Down Following the Arrival of State Troops: Ten or More Deaths Regult of Battle   VILLAGE OF MATEWAN IS QUIET

River Being Dragcced for Body of Dead Detective Trains Again Stopping, After Being Married Throwgh Wednesday Nitht Sele of Cartridges Forbidden by Governor,

Following Shooting of Ten a Matewan Trouble Occurs at Nearby Town

AEPORT ANOTHER MAN KILLED IN MATTEWAN RIOTS   Have Arrested Two for Shooting During Mine Disturbance   STATE POLICE PATROL STREETS

ONE OTHER KILLED IN WEST VIRGINIA   UNIDENTIFIED PERSONS SHOOT MAN FROM AMBUSH—MIN. ING TOWN QUIET,

MATEWAN REPORTS OHDOTING UF ONE MAN FROM AMBUST   Rumors of Killing of Two MeCoy Brothers at Sprigg Cannot be Confirmed.   WHO FIRED FIRST SHOT MAY NEVEK BE KNOWN   River Being Draeged for Body of Dead Detective— Trains Again Stopping, After Being Harried Through Wednesday Night Sale of Curtridges Forbidden hy Governor,

DETECTIVE SHOT FROM AMBUS   Volley Fired, From Dense Wood, One Steuth Escaping,

MAN oT FROM ANID USH AT MINE CAMP IN W. VA   Aside From This and 2 Ar rests, There Were No Ney Developments in the Feuc Which Beqan Wednesday

ANOTHER MAN’ SHOT IN MATEAWAN; .TWO MORE ARRESTS MADE   Detective Wounded by Volley Fired from Ambush in Dense Wood Near Lynn,   SITUATION IS QUIETING DOWN, OFFICERS DECLARE   Although “Greatly Aggravated,” Citizens Do Not Expect Further Trouble.

SHOOTING FROM COVER FOLLOWS MATEWAN WAR   Unidentified Persons Fire a Detectives in West Virginia Forest.

DETECTIVE HY BY BULLET DUT OF THE BUSHES   TWO ARRESTS AS CONSEQUENCE   PEOPLE ARE STIRRED BY WHOLESALE MELEE OF WEDNESDAY

Ee ANN AAR AAS TAN SR nN NS RN PARTING SHOT OF MINE WAR, A Hatdwia Belts. Petectiv e Wounded  ‘Bal.

VIRGINIA TOWN IS QUIET AFTER LABOR GUN WAR One Man Is Shot from Ambush; One Is Arrested.

FIRED FROM FOREST   Detective Shot and Another Es: capes lajury Near Matewan,

ILLINOIS MAKES CHOICE TUESDAY AT ITS PRIMARY   LOWDEN AND WOOD CONTEST ING ON REPUBLICAN TICKET; NONE FOR DEMOCRATS.   VOTE OF WOMEN EXPECTED TO CAUSE HEAVY BALLOTING

ILLINOIS. TO DECIDE AT PRIMARIES: TOMORROW   Lowden Must Carry State by . Clear Majority. Over Wood: to Stay in Presidential Rara-

ILLINOIS PRIMARY   Republican Voters in the State Will Decide Choice for Presidential Nominee—Will It Be Lowden or Wood?

ILL, PRIMARIES ARE TOMORROW   q——_  Presidential Indorsement On ly Contest Decided by Entire Staet Vote

WOOD AND LOWDEN LOCK HORNS TODAY   ‘Interest Keen in Showing to be Made in Illinois Primaries   NO DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE   In Seventeen District Governor’ Name Only One Appearing on Ballot

LINOIS VOTERS  TO DECIDE ISSUE   LOWDEN AND WOOD TO RE IN PRESIDENTIAL PREPERENCE PRIMARY

Republican: Voters in the State Will: Hecidte: Choice for Presi  ; _ dential Nominee—Will Ht Be 4toowwden of “Woort?

DETECTIVE GETS NEW YORK CROOK   Garrett Offered No Objection to Being Moved From State.   NO TRACE OF STOLEN CAR   ‘oughlin Says Duffy Threatened to “Bump Him OW" if He Squealed. They Robbed Him, ‘Tou.

BOSTON POLICE UNION “SEND BACK. CHARTER   Eight Hundred Members 0: Union That Got Into:Seriou: Trouble in 1919 Vote to Give “Up Their Labor’ Rights. _  Pn EEL TPE PE, SE

BOSTON POLICE UNION CFD BACK CHARTER   Eight Hundred Members o: Union That Got Into Seriou: Trouble in 1919 Vote to.Give Up Their Labor Rightse —  Conditions Tmrrnved.

BOSTON POLICEMEN VOTE TO SURRENDER CHARTER  ta sSeennintoed Pree)

TO. SURRENDER _ UNION CHARTER   Boston Policemen Say - That Conditions Have Been Remedied

Liovd teorge’s Position,   POUCESEN'S UNION AT an7P 10 SUPRENDED CHiR7R TA FEQEAATION   ONE OF MEMBERS OF UNION ARE  Vow ON THE POLICE FORCE OF THE CIETY.

DENTRS WOMAN IS MANIAC      Sheriff Asserts Mrs. Dean Merely Collapsed After Trial for tex band'a Alurdecr.

MIOaOURI 6. 0. P. ENDS GONVENTION   Fight Uninstructed Delegate at Large Elected to Go to Chicaqo.

Delegation, Which Include: Mrs. Swan of Joplin, Is Lef Uninstructed as to Presiden tial Preference.

REPUBLICANS ARE SWINGING TO COX   Harvard University Offi cial Comes Out Under Democratic Banner

MEXICANS CONTEST FOR ONL FIELO SUPREMAC   U. S. War Vessels Leave San Diego for Mexican Coast to Protect Americans.

DOCTOR JASTER   OTICK OF ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE Crry OF ELYRIA, STATE OF

NOTICE OF ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF ELYRIA, STATE OF

U. S. MUST STEP OUT.OR ELSE US SAYS CANADA   MINISTER OF INTERIOR IN AD. DRESS AT WINNEPEG MAKES THAT STATEMENT.

CANADA IS FIRM ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Lenroot Resolution Means U. 5S. or Canada Must Drop Out Of League.

Statemerit is Made at Winni  - peg That Canada Will No Submit to its Vote Bein, Taken Away or its Place Given to Another.

CANADA DEMANDS T0 Vor   MUNISTPR SAYS MEMBERSHIP i, LEAGUE WITHOUT BALLOT H WOULD BE a-SHAM.

BEER POURED INTO SEWER   Seven Thousand Gallens Destrpyed eat Fien Clew iF98.

BEER POURED - INTO: GUITEF   Eight Boys: Emptied Fifty Six Thousand: Bot‘ tles.in a Trough.

DAUGHTER TRIED FOR MURDER OF STEP FATHER   Shot Father When 12 Years of Ags Because He Was Beating Her Mother; Said to Have Killed Stepfather in 1919.

KILLED HER FATHER AND THEN HER STEP FATHE   URSULA BRODERICK, 16 YEARS OLD, GORS ON TRIAL IN JUVE. NILE COURT FOR MURDER OF JOSEPH WOODLOCK.

SELECTION CF WAY 18 TRY YOURG SiRL FOR KILLING TWO FATHERS      FATHER AND STEP-FATHER SLAIN‘ BY SIXTEEN DEAR OLD GIRL  FOUR YEARS AGO,

GIRL SLAYER OF STEPFATHER HELL   i6 - Year-Old Missouri Girl Had Previously Killed Father

LODGE TO FORCE TREATY ACTION TO FINAL VOTE   HITCHCOCK KEEPS UP HIS EFFORTS OF OPPOSITION TO HIM.   GENERAL BELIEF IS LODGE WILL WIN

A“LAST DITCH’ CONFERENCE ON THE PEACE TREAT   Senator Hitchcock Will Call Caucus of Democrats.   AGREES TO PLAN OF FINAL ACTION   Threatened Bolt of Democrats Against His Leadership in The Senate, the Cause.

Hitchcock Plans to Convene Conference of Followers in “Last Ditch” When Final Hope of Forcing Treaty is Gone   DEMOCRATIC BOLT TO LODGE CAMP GROWS SERIOUS

Senalor Hitchcock, Admin. istration Leader, Plans te  * Palch Upa Truce Imimed. jatelar.   CALL UP TREATY   tional Likely lo Have Mat ter Constantly on the Calcndar Uniil Tis Disposed

> TIAKINE UP OTHER TASKS   Lodge Is Firm Against Modification of Article X and Monroe Doctrine Reservations, but Is © Willing They Should Be Voted on Last.   DEMOCR: ATS WILL NOT CAUCUS i UNTIL “LAST DITCH” ACTION COMES

COMPROMISE BY HITCHCOCK MAY CHECK BOLT OF NEM SENATORS   Administration is Barely Able to Hold Back a General Flop-Over   -TREATY UP IN SENATE   Senator Lodge Will Keep Treaty Before Solons Un: til Ie’s Settled

WOMEN VOTERS   Lace Interesting Palka at Meeting Held Last Night.

WOMEN VOTERS    Heard Interesting Talks at Meeting i Held Last Night.

GOMPERS AGAINST  LEVER ACT   Labor Chief Denounces Many Government Campaigns

LEADERS PROGRESSING IN THE TREATY SETTLEMENT’   ‘Round Table’ “Meeting Resulis f Better Understanding of Way to Bring Compromise.

WOULD HAVE WOMEN PROPOSE   Writer Assails Old Idea. That. She Must Wait Uniti She te Sought ‘ “in Marriage.

WOULD HAVE WOMEN PROPOSE      Welter Assails Old. ide, Must Wait Unit) She le Sought in Macriage.

STATE COAL COMMISSION WILL SOON FIX PRICES   Immediate Action Will Resul From Federal] Court Ruling.

$300,000 SHORTAGE IN FUNDS ALLEGED   Coalgate, Okla., Bank Is Closed. _

ABSOLVE EX-EMPEROR   Dutch Convinced He is Not In volved in Revolt

EX-KAISER SHIPS TO AND FRO AT NEWS OF REVOLT   Celebrates By Sawin 16,000th Tree---Sits Up Late.

First Census Announcements Will  be Made Saturday   The Results of the Counts in Cincinnati and Washington Will be  First-—Daily Thereafter at GO A WW

MEXICAN REVOLT ALMOST FINISHED   Washington Expect: President Carranza to Resign

REGARD SONORA GOVERNOR HEAD OF MEXICAN REVOLT   Those Deserting Carranzz Accept Former as Leade for Having Promoted New Government.

37 ARRESTED   AT CHICAGO FOR VIOLATING St DITION LAWS   And Held Under $5,000 Bond Each ---“Big Bill’? Haywood Among Thom.

CANDY CANES—I0e.AND UP— AT THE BUSY BEE. .  12-184f NOTICE TO RETAW, MERCHANTS

CARRANZA IS TRYING TO MAKE PEACE WITH REBELS   Peace Commission Is on Way to Slart Negotiations, It Is Reported.

Carranza Moves for Peace  As(Other States Join With Sonora and 'l'roops Go Over

ROCKEFELLER GIVES _ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS   shristmas Present ta “Mai kind Expressed in Big Figures.

GENERAL AGUILAR GIVES UP   Son-in-Law of Late President to Leave Mexico.

CANDIDO AGUILAR SURRENDERS   Governmetit Will Allow Carranz’s Sau Tibaw fe Leave Btociro:

General Aguilar - Surrendered Today   By Asecoctated Preas Leased Whre

RED CROSS SETS ASIDE MONEY TO BE USED IN 1920   Budget for Relief Worl Announced-——-Fund is  Short of Needs.

THIRTY MILLION FOR {990 RED CROSS WORK   $15.000,000 FOR EUROPEAN RE LIEF AND $13,750,000 FOR USE AT HOME.

RED GROSS WILL USE $30,000,000   PLANS ARE MADE PUBLIC   Sead of Organization Declares Considerable Reserve Must Be Held For Emergency Calis “Incident to Possible Open. ing of Russia to Intercourse With United States.”

DRY FORCES WILL “(ASK ENFORCEMENT   Plank in. Platform: ‘Must: Be “Straight, for. Prohibition s Claim.

Californian: Republican ‘President Candidate Disagrees On Treaty [ssue.

CHALLENGES ROOT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   REPUBLICAN LEADERS ARE FO! PEACE TREATY AS CAM. PAIGN FACTOR   NOW IS TIME TO CHANGE   Johnson Contends That Suggestion for Reform After Election Is Wrong Course.

JOHNSON TAKES ISSUE WITH ROOT’S OPINION   Republican Presidential Aspirant Views Peace Treaty In Different Light

JOHNSON oAYD ROOTS WRONG ABOUT LEAGUE   CALIFORNIA SENATOR TAKES ISSUE WITH NEW YORK JURISTS ADVICE   Savs Time To Reform League 0 Nations Is Now and Not On Fifth Next March

JOHNSON OPPOSES TREATY AS [SSUI   CALIFORNIA SENATOR VOICES DIRECT - DISAGREEMENT WITH ELIHU ROOT,

ese JOANSON   Californian Disagrees With Statement Made in Speech by Elihu Root at New York Republican Meeting.

KU KLUX WARN UNDESIRABLES   Both Black and White Loafers Are Told to Get Out of Ca. lumbia, Ga.

SUGAR CONTROL LAW INVALID   United States Judge at St. Louis Rules Amendment to Lever Act In Unconstitational,

JOLTS AMENDMENT TO FOOR CONTRGL ACT   rederal Gisiriet Court Helds li Gnéons fiuiones,

MINERS WANT BIGGER WAGES   Reply to Their Request Is Expected Today at Meeting of Oper ators and Miners’ Leaders.

BOLSHEVIK] MAKE ; IMPORTANT GAINS   May Begin’ Offensive Against British Possessions in India is Assertion from London.

TRACHERS’ STRIKE IN NEW YORK PCRLIC SCHOOLS 1S AVERTED BY BOND ESSU.

UTCHMUUD Al UTIUAGU AGREES TU PLAGE DEMAND BEFORE WAGE COMMISSION   Walk-out Is Voted Down for the Second Time in Month By Steam Road Workers Who Allege Under-Payment.

THREATENED STRIKE OF NY, TEACHERS AVERTED   Poard of Milermen Anthoriz(s Bond Isc ie Tay Decanbies Saba des

STRIKE OF 400,000 RAILWAY MAINTENANCE MEN IS AVERTED; SHOPWORKERS VOTE TO REMAIN WITH OTHER BROTHERHOODS

MAINTENANCE MEN WILL NOT STRIKE      Vote to tet Their Wage Demands Go Before: Board With Those of * ' Other Unions. -

THREATENED STRIKE OF N. Y, TEACHERS AVERTEL   Rcard of Aldermen Authorizes Bond  Issue to Pay December Salaries,

RAILSTRIKE = ~ ISKILLEDBY UNION von   MAINTENANCE ‘WORKERS AND SHOP WORKERS WILL ABIDE THEIR TIME WITH UNIONS   (By United Press)

BASEBALL FIGHT BACK TO CHICAGO   MAGNATES LEAVE KAN SAS CITY FOR CONFERENCE TOMORROW.

BASEBALL KINGS 10 SMOKE PEACE PIPE TOMORROW   Loyal Five’ And Na: tionals To Meet At Chicago.

BALL LEAGUE y FIGHTERS AT 1 REST--ON ARMS   Expect to Bring “Major,” “Minor and ‘Bush’ to Terns by $50,000-a-Year 4 Judge Landis.  ts eb   BAN JOHNSON AND HIS “7 OYAL” ON BATTLEFIELE   Committee Appointea by Mi , nor Leagues to Help Keor & ganme Baseball Gives Hope zg frlnese to Fans.

RIVAL MAGNATES: RESTING ON ARMS   Peace Conference to Bi Held.   “LOYAL FIVE” LIKELY TO RATIFY LANDIS   Minor Leaguers Selecting Commission.

LEAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE SUHEDULED FOR  EARLY MEETING   Rival Major. League Club Owners Are Resting On Their Arms Today Ready For Tomorrow's Meeting

HEART-TO-MEART TAL   Te Meet In Chicago Tomorroy and Discuss a Good Many Things.

MAJOR LEAGUE CLUB NWNERS MEET FRIDAY   Sixteen League Club Heads to Meet in Chicago on Friday. Look For Keen Conference.

Demands of Railway Men to Be Answered By Hines Tomorrow   Wage Increases, Shorter Hours, Extension of Federal Control, and Better Working Conditions Will Be Treated, But No Demands Will Be Granted Pending Return Of Roads to Private Management.

MAY CUT WAGES IN CHICAGO   Cintractors Hint at Reduction in Pay for Workmen.

CUT iN WAGES iS HINTED   Chicago Contractors Intimate They May Be Abie to Ignore the Unions.

DOPE FIENDG SLAY CHICAGO OFFICER      Policeman Is Killed After Gir Balks Attempt to Rob Drug Store.

Nice new potatoes. watermelons,  leabbage, fruit and vegetables of all ‘kinds at Roghaar,s Cash Grocery.   Boys Summer Outing

NEWSPRINT FEATURES HIGH PAPER MARKET      Actstal n Pound or $200 a ‘Lon tlave  tales of Paper at Ten Cents  Been Made,

HEAD-ON SMASH OF SLEDS CAUSES DEATH OF YOUTH   Des Moines Scene of Coasting Fatality ~-Father and Son Buried Alive In Cavein, Dead When Found.

"REPRISAL VIOLENCE” BREAKS OUT ANEW INCORK FOLLOWING A BOMB ATTACK: ONE KILLED   A SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS OCCURRED DURING THE MORN. ING, CITY HALL SET ON FIRE; LABORITE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT DECLARES THE SINN FEIN TO BE THE DE FACTO GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND.

REPRISAE VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT AT CORI   Large Forces of Troops Patrol The Streets Following Series of Explosions.

BOMB BLASTS IN CORK; CITY HAIL 1S FIRFD   “Reprisal Violence” Breaks Out Following Attack Friday.   TROOPS PATROL STREETS  High Power Bombs Are Thrown; Four Pedestrians Are Wounded.

CORK IS SCENE ~~~ OF DISORDERS  mart. I nAar   TY HALL Gel VE Pine TWO SOLDIERS KILLED, AND AN EXPLOSION.

WOMEN VOTE TODAY IN EASTERN STATES   Cast Ballots In Massachusett: 2 And, ‘New Hampshire  . Primaries. °

ERVISE. TRANSPORTATION      Army Officials WHI: Baye, Chirge of Fa iW BRA Oe.

TO SUPERVISE TRANSPORTATION   Army Officials Will Have Charge of iiuard Mawromen:

STATE GUARD CAMP   Troops will be : Transported There Under U. 8S. Officers

SPECIAL SESSION REQUESTED,   Democrats Ask Pennsylvania Asseem biy to Act on Suffrage.

DEMOCRATS WANT QPHGUL TH GALL SPEGIAL SESSID:   Would Have Laymakers Enac  “Statutes Permitting Women Te Vote In Pennsylvania Soon A Aeaancdmnkte Tear head   PALMER WINS ENDORSEMENT

TEXAS LEGIOLATURE MEETS ON JANUARY 1 MANY IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE TAK   Contest for Speaker is Between Thomas of Denton; Horten, of Dallas and Curtis, of Tarrant There Will Be a Flood of Bills Covering Legislation.

TEXAS LAWMAKERS CONFRONTED WITH NUMEROUS TASKS   Mass of Bills and Amendments : Will Be Introduced : At Austin   BUDGETS WILL LIKELY BE FIRST CONSIDERED

NEW PAPER TO COMBAT RADICAL SOCIALISM   WEEKLY PUBLICATION TO BE STARTED AT WAUPAGCA, WIS. —E, £. PAYNE 18 EDITOR

AMERICAN ‘WOOLEN CO. MILLS TO-RUN ~ ON SCHEDULE OF: FOUR DAYS: 4 WEEK   Main Office Tasues Announcemiént Of Reduction In Working: Hows: “Congestion: On.:Railroads And: General: Unsatisfactory. And * Uricertain Conditions Given."As. Cause: Of Retrerichment...

WORK 4 DAYS ‘A WEEK IS WOOLEN MILL PLAN   RAILROAD CONGESTION Is LARGELY RESPO BLE

ORT 1S INSISTENT   Three Americans Have Been Executed in Gautemala.

chief Executive, However, Denies That His Refer: ence to the Versailles Pact Was in the Nature of an Ultimatum.    WANT NOTE TO WILSON & SOFTENED SOMEWHAT   Answer to His Adriatic Missive Not Yet  Sent Though It Has Been Drawn Up and Ready Since Saturday.

ADRIATIC MUDDLE DENIED BY WILSON   Memorandum Did Not Contain Threat, Says the President — Statement Said to Be Falsehood.   UNITED STATES TO BE ONE OF 5 DEFENDING NATIONS      State Department Takes the Stand That French Papers Are Crying “Threat” to Place Blame Here.

WILOON “NOTE: AN AVOWAL OF FORMER STAND   Warned Treaty Might Be Scrapped if Adriatic Settlement Was Changed.

Mf. WILSON THREATENS “TV WITHORAW TREATY         Wilson Informs French and English Premiers That He May Quit if They Persist in Doing Things Without Corisulting Him.

WILSON NOTE IS DYNAMITE SAYS FOREIGN PRESS   British, French and Ital ian Papers Regard Situation Serious.

COWEN 0 NEMUANCUM IN ARIAT NE APLAINE   Consider Withdrawal of Treaty if Allies Ignore lL'nited States   SAY FRENCH PRESS STIRRING UP TROUBLE   Conflicting Information Keeps State Department in Dark

WILSON EXPLAINS ADBIATIC. HOTE   Might Consider Withdrawing Treaty From Senate If Allies Went Ahead With Their Plans.

A SPECIFIC ANNOUNCEMENT   By President Wilson Who Tell: The Allied Council The : World Must Understand   THE AMERICAN POSITION

MIGHT WAS USED INSTEAD OF WOULD IN WILSON NOTE   Officials Explain Note Wilsor Sent Allies Regarding the Adriatic Question.   DID NOT CONTAIN THREAT   Says United States Adheres to the Position to Which it Subscribed at Paris.

WILSON’S NOTE ‘MAY START: WAR   STRAIN BETWEEN ITALY AND JUGO-SLAVIA IS INCREASED.   WHAT DOES HE MEAN   WILSON'S POLITICAL FRIENDS "CNABLE TO UNDERSTAND.   British anil Fre neh Statesmen a are Frankly. Non-plussed, and Nerv* ons Over the Situation.

NOT A THREAT BUT -A “SITUATION?   Nill Not Subscribe to Rights To Which it is Opposed

WILSON NOTE ON ADRIATIC NOT THREAT   But Foreign Press is Bitter in Its  Comments.

GRAND JURY INQUIRY INTO ALLEGED GAMBLIN   Major Leaue Baseball Involved  Investigation.

BROWNSVILLE T0 HEAR HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL DELIVER ARMISTICE. DAY ADDRESS. 

HARDING WAKES ARMISTICE SPEEG   Is Expected to Take Some - time to Give Greetings to the  Mexican Republic as Many People From That Country Will Attend.

MESSAGE OF GOOD WILL FROM HARDING TO MEXICAN PEOQPLI   Presiient-elect Makes Armistice Da; Speech Uhis Afternoon at Point Tanbel.

PRESIDENT-ELECT BREAKS VACATION TO MAKE ADDRESS   Great Crowds Gather for Ar mistice Day Celebration and Senator’s Speech:

RDING SPEAKS  e  “AEBROWNSVILL      President-Eléct WillDeliver “Ar mistice Day ‘Address—Some Wordi: to Mexicans. _

PRES'DENT-ELECT AT BROWNSVILLE   Speech Interferes With Hit Fishing.

HARDING WILL GIVE ATTENTION TO MEXICANS   Speaks At Armistice Day Celebration In Border fown   Assurance of Good Fellowship Expected

HARDING OAEAKG INT) VAGATION TO MAKE SPEECH   President-Elect to Address Gathering «f Mexicans and Americans Today — Great Preparations Made for Event

MR. HARDING IN ARMISTICE SPEECH TODAY      President -Elect Addresses Yanks and Mexicans at Brownsville.

MESSAGE FOR MEXICANS: ~IN-HARDING’S ADDRESS   ‘Expression of Good Fellowshiy : Expected to Be Contain ed in Speech.

HARDING SPEAKS AT BROWNSVILLE   Long Program of Pa. rades and Addresses For the Day:

MBAS. ODELL ON TRIAL   Charged in Conjunetion With He Husband, With the Murders of  Weolivaer) FY Wnoeos.

COX KEEPS TRUM? CARDS UNDER COVER   Democratic Nominee Start: Speaking Tour in South Tomorrow.

GETTING READY — FOR FINAL TRIF   Governor Cox Leaves Today for Another Swing Across the Country   BUSY HVERY DAY  ‘Until, the Electiori — Will  Visit Thirteen or Fourteen States

TOUR OF, COX SOUTH, EAST   Democratic Nominee Leaves Tonight for Kentucky and  Tennessee.   CONFERENCE WITH HIS MANAGERS PEP SESSION   Moore ‘and White Satisfied With Outlook, Think Tide Turning,

COX STARTS ON HIS FINAL SWING OVER COUNTRY   NOMINEE STILL HAS SOME OF BEST CAMPAIGN CARDS UP HIS SLEEVE

Campaign Is Now Within Pour ' Weeks of End and Nomi. “fee Arranges Coup

COX BEGINS SECOND BIG STUMPING TOU   WILL SPEAK EVERY DAY UNTIL ELECTION, COVERING BALANCHE OF COUNTRY

DISTRIBUTION OF PIGS BY PEOPLES STATE BANK   Fourth Annual Event Furnishes Pig to Club Members in All Parts of the County.

BRYAN-ADVOGATESOPEN DISCUSSION FOR COMPROMISE   Republicans 3 Make Counter Proposals to Break Treaty Deadlock In -Senate.

THERE 9 NO OPLIT W. J. BRYAN SAYS   He and President “Differ in Method, and Not in Purpose.”

BRYAN DENIES SPLIT IN PARTY’S RANKS   Wilson and The Commoner Differ In Method And Not In Purpose.

RUSSIAN PLEDGE TO GERMANY.   Lasurance Given ef No Intention ¢ Vielate Neutrality.

CALOTABS ARE BEST FOR COLDS AND INFLUENZA   Dectors Now Prescribe Calotabs, the Purified Calcmel Tablets Maat Are Nausealess, Safe and sure,

DOCTORS USE - CALOTABS FOR COLDS AND FLU   Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary Colds, equire Calotabs, the Purified and Retined Calomel Tablets That Are Nansealees. Safe and Sure:

SULLIVAN GIRL WEDS IN ARIZON/   MISS MARGARET QUEEN BECOMES BRIDE OF BR. JAS. CORBETT SANDS

OPERATE BY LAMPLIOR?:        Physicians nit’ Off Le ‘Lex: of Motorman: sf” Caught. Under Wreckage:

AMPUTATE LEG IN DARK   Motorman Caught in Wrecked Cars oS Wins Plea to Save Time.

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STRIKE THREAT GETS SERIOUS CONSIDERATION   White House Takes At‘titude Walk out Announced for Feb. 17 Is legal. May Take Legal  ‘Preventive Measures,   LATE ACTIVITIES

WHITE HOUSE DEMS A. SITUATION A VERY SERIOUS MATTER   Director General and President's Secretary Had Long Conference  . Last Night --- Wilson Wiyfncesiat Situ ation Today.

MOST SERIOUS 1S PROPOSED STRIK   STRIKE ORDER OF FEBRUARY 17 VIEWED WITH ALARM   MATTER BEFORE PRESHIENT

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE LEGAL STEPS TO PREVENT STRIKE   White House Takes Attitude Threatened Strike Is Illegal for Lack of Thirty Days’ Notice.

PRESIDENT: TAKES UP WAGE MATTER   Threatened Strike of Railway Me Regarded as Serious at White House.   MAY MEAN OTHER WALKOUTS   -ropesed Strike Illegal is View Taken at White House, Because Thirty Day Notice was Not Given—Wilson May Aet.

WrlTE HOUSE  AS  TAKES ATTITUDE RAILROAD STRIK IS. ILLEGAL   Because the Thirty Day Notice Wa: Not Given   And Iatimated President May Take Legal Steps to Prevent Strike

Secretary Tumulty Lays Situation Before Pres. Wilson, Who Declares Proposed Strike Is Illegal —— Fears It Would Lead To Other Strikes

Director General Hines Has Three Hour’ Discussion With Secretary Tumulty= Goes Into Conference With Wilsan.To= day—Rail Leader Says Vote Is Merely. Carrying Out Decision Reached Last* Fall and Service Postponed

"LEADERS MAKE. STRIKE PLANS   : Will Make Final Appeal. Tc  Hines To Adjust  + Trouble

TAKES ATTITUDE RAILROAD STRIKE IS ILLEGAL  Rereamen tha Thirtc Nec Native Wac   And Intimated President May Take Legal Steps to Prevent Strike   Labor Leaders Presented Director Hines With an Ultimatum Today.

TIUUSE REGARDS SITUATION AS SERIDUS   Secretary Tumulty Will See President Wilson Today to Lay Matter Before Him — Believed That General Strike May Result.      GOING AHEAD WITH PLANS FOR STRIKE.

RR. SITUATION “MOST SERIOUS”   White. House and Railroad " Administration Officials  Alarmed by Strike Order   Walkout Sel For Feb. 17 May Be Opening Wedge For 3 General Strike

SITUATION  JS SERIOUS   Secretary Tumulty Will Lay Matter Before Wilson Today

WILSON HEARS  RAILROAD MEN'S DEMAND TODAY   Tumulty lays whole matter before him after conference with Hines -

THE PRESIDENT” WILL TAKE HARD   In the Matter of Wage Increase Demands by the Railway Workers.   HOLDS IT. ILLEGAL ! FOR MEN TO STRIKE   Fears Expressed That Such Action Would Open Way for More Strikes.

WHITE HOUSE AND RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION REGARD SITUATION AS “MOST SERIOUS” NOW BEFORE PRESIDENT.   WASHINGTON BELIEVES HINES WILL REJECT WAGE DEMANDS

POLES ARE CAPTURED   Russians Report fram Moscow Thal Enemy I: Thrown Across Hug River in Violent Fighting.

Great Bag of Prisoners Fall Tnto Hands of Russian Hordes Near Warsaw,   FIGHTING CONTINUES   Combats in All Seclions Reporled—Ballles are ConHnuing in the Crimen.

POLISH FORGES “DRIVEN ACROSS HIVER BY AEDS   Capture Of Over 1,000 Prisoners Claimed By ,. Russians.   FIGHTING IS VIOLENT   —_—_—_———  (Bolsheviki Turn Tide In Smashing Offensive On Front.

NEW BISHOPS WILL BE NAMED   it to 13 to Be Elected at th Methodist Conference in Des Moines.

CHICAGO'S BLACK BELT PATROLLED FOLLOWING RIOT   Two White e Men Slain In Attempting to Rescue Flag From Fire   ‘'AGITATORS IN HIDING   Se Rae See ee Se SSS sme te  “Back to Abyssinia” Parade Ends In Riot Sunday at Scene of Flac Burning

WHITE MOB SETS UPON PREACHERS AND POLICEMAN   Caucasians Inflamed by Kill ings Sunday Night; Today’s Victims in Hospital   EIGHT NEGROES ARRESTED

NEW NEGRO RIOT STIRS CHICAGO   Fanatics Shot Sailor ant Clerk Last Night Whi Tried to Save the Ameri can Flag.

TWO WHITES ARE KILLED BY BLACKS. IN CHICAGO RIOT   City Fears Renewal of Last Summer's Race War as o Result of Trouble.   CULT BURNS FLAG— FIRES ON THE PoOLicr   Negro Radicals Urging ‘(Back to Abyssinia’? Movement . Are Cause of Sunday's Travedv.

Hundreds of Policemen 0: Guard In Effort To Avert Serious Clash   ‘Two American Flags Burned By Fanatics Cause Of  Fatal Shooting.

SAN PABLO SINKS ON CUBAN REEF      FIRST SHIP BEARING NEAR. BEER NAME TO GO DOWN

GERMAN DELEGATES INSIST ON HEARING AT SPA CONFERENCE   Will Not Go Unless Assured They Will be Given Hearings.

HUN DELEGATES  ‘MAY NOT ATTEND   Economic Condition! -of ~ Continent Depends Upon Germany

BERMAN DELEGATES TC  OPA CONFERENCE WILL INSIST UPON HEARING   PREPARED TO SHOW “PRUE STATI OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ON CONTINENT.”

GERMANY WANTS HEARING AT SPA   Prepared To Lay ‘Troe. State of Af. faits Before the Allied Representatives.

GERMANS DEMANL VOICE IN MEET iF THEY ATTEND   onference At Spa Pops Int Limelight by Refusal of Th German Delegates to Atten

POSING AS DICTATOR.   German Minister Tells What Delegation to Spa Will and Will Not Do.

iF THEY ATTEND   onference At Spa Pops Inte Limelight by Refusal of The German Delegates to Attenc

TROOPS CIRCLE BANDIT CAUGHT IN DESERT CAGE   Mexican Consul Believes Outlaw’s Capture is } mminent.

BELZON) PENNANT WINNERS FOR 192   ‘BELZONI PROVED MUCH . THE STRONGER. TEAX   WAN FIRST FOUR OF SERES   Ths Game YesteXduay the Closes{ ol ‘the Series—President. Wheatley At. *tended the Game,

BELZOKI PENNANT WKERS FOR 1900   (BELZONY PROVED MUCH ; TIME STRONGER TE      WON FIRST FOUR OF SERSES   The Gune Yestordauy the Closest af (he Series—President Wheatley At.  tended tho Game,

MONSTER DEMONSTRATION TO THE NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICAN REPUBLIC   RWovolutlonary Army, 25,000 Strong, tlotwe Thete Loyalty Co Cea,  Hiaorta.

GUM HABIT INVADES SPAIN      Youthiul Society Exercises Jawi't Chagrin .of Their Elders.     9. the

NO CHARGES - WERE FILED   Man Shot Brother Who . Was Mistaken for  a Burglar

ANIMATED SCENE AFTER ELECTION   First Nationalist Mayor of Derry—Sinn Fein Carries Sligo.

Reiterates Former Claim And Wires Wood to Cease Ere Disgrace Comes.  Daciares Information From Va rious States Confirms Hi: Claims.   GERMAN TROOPS ENTER VALLEY TS QUELL RIOTS   Had No Permission From Allies And Have No Reasonable Pyeiica   Ruhr District Scene of Treaty Violation

MORE TROURLE STARTS.   * ei. ‘ ~ The Franch Declare German Troop Have Entered Occupied Districts,

GERMAN ARMY MOVES INTO RUHR DISTRICT WITHOUT PERMISSION   Socialists Deserting Workingmen in That Territory.

GERMAN TROOPS IN RUHR VALLEY WITHOUT LEAVE   Paris earns District Near Allied Zone Has Been Occupied.   FRENCH FRB NO EXCUSE FOR ACTION OF LATE FO   Supreme Council Probabl; Will Take ‘Matter Up In London.

FRANCE SEES ‘ "NO EXCUSE   Move in Violation of Terms of Treaty Will Be Placed Before Supreme Council in London.

GERMAN ARMY IN RUHR DISTRICT, DESPITE ALLIES      French Foreive Office Informed of Advance of Troops W ithout Permissicn.

GERMAN TROOPS ENTER VALLEY TS QUELL RIOTS   Had No Permission From Ales And Have No Reasonable Eyciica   Ruhr District Scene of Treaty Violation

GERMANS SEND REGULARS NTE: BIE DISTRICT      41 OF THE PEACE TH SABLY WILL BE TARE re BY COUNCIL,       ATY

VIOLATE ARMISTICE.   German Troops Enter Rubr Distriet Without Consent.

BREACH OF THE PEACK TREATY PROBABLY WILE BE TAKEN UP BY COUNCIL.

OENTER UMA DISTRICT WITHOUT LEAVE   No Permission Granted By Allies for This Move  af’ CO pewsawe:

GERMAN REGULARS DEFY ALLIES BY USEOFARMY   Send Troops Into Rahs District Without Consent From Paris

German Troops Enter Allied Occupied Zone  Without Permission   Supreme Council Expected to Take Up Unwarrante« Action in Ruhr Region; Berlin Government Plans Energetic Measures to Restore Order and Protect People From ‘Illegal Acts’ of Communist Forces.

REBELLION ON WANE IN RUHR AND WHOLE RHINELAND SECTION   ORDER TO BE GRADUALLY RESTORED IS CONCLU: SION DRAWN FROM TAT RIT AH ya)   TREATY VIOLATED   Supreme Council to Investigat: Presence of Forces in O26 eupied Territory.

STRIKE RUMORS ‘DISCOUNTED BY ~ GERMAN HEAD’   Order Being Slowly Restorec Tn Ruhr Region, Is  Report .

ALLIES ARE DEFIED AT BERLIN BY GOVERNMENT  ACTION =   What Steps ‘Will Be Taken in Matter, Are Not Certain; Ruhr Quieting Down    Majority Socialists Withdraw  From Fighting Ranks and Independents to Follow

160,000 MINERS IDLE BY STRIKE   More Than One Half of Collieries In the Wilkes-Barre Fields Are Closed Today By Unauthorized Strike of Anthracite Workers — Ne Disorders Reported.

NSURGENT ANTHRACITE GOAL IAINERS DEFY GFFICIMIS AND TIE UE INAUICTRY

INSURGENT WORKERS IN THREE DISTRICTS TIE UP 180 MINES WITH MORE THAN 100,000 IDLE

REPORTS FROM AFFECTED DISTRICTS SHOW 100,000 MEN OF THE 175,000 WORKERS ARE NOT AT WORK; BIG COMPANIES HIT HARD.  ign mA ARArRA marnAaAanTTrn   NO DISORDERS REPORTED

CARPENTIER TIED UP BY GONTRAGT   Possibility of a Fight With Jack Dempsey Within the Next Twelve Months Doubted by Promoters.

CARPENTIER IN NEW YORK.   Arrival of Pugilist Causes Proposed Dempsey Match to Flame Afresh.

RAILWAY WORKERS TODEGHIE FUTUR:   IMEETING AT CHICAGO MAY RE  SULT EN CALL FOR STRIKE OF MANY MEN.

400,000 RAIL MEN MAY STRIKE   Hold Meeting Monday to Decide Future Stens in Controversy

M. OF W. EMPLOYES ARE MEETING AGAIN TODAY   Were To Decide Late Today WhethTo Call Strike of 400,ouU Mombers.” 2, “

RAIL MAINTENANCE HEADS TO DECIDE — JODAY ON CALLING OUT WORKER:   CONFERNECE HAS BEEN RESUMED AT CHICAGO FOL _LOWING REGIONAL MEETING HEADS BY UNION _LEADERS—STRIKE WILL AFFECT 409,000 MAINTEN. ANCE MEN AND SHOP EMPLOYES.

MAINTENANGE MEN 10 DECIDE STRIKE   Railway Shop Laborers Also to De termine if They Will Delare for Walkout Now.   SOME FAVOR ARBITRATION   Provision of New Railroad Bill Hag Never Been Invoke—Conference Today.

CO. FARM BUREAU NEWS DEPARTMENT   Live News Of The Hamilton County Farm Bureau And Township Organizations. Items Of Interest To Farm Readers      Kaodinyg Sttr Prinpga Daclina   Seex Good Yeur Ahend   Patatea Cron OQnitool Good   Rie Sngar Cron In Siwht

JEALOUSY HAS ENTERED TRUNK MURDER CASE   Homicide Squad Say. Eugene Leroy Killed His Wife and Then Put Body and Incriminat ino: Lettere in Trunk *             HAPPENINGS 

SOLUTION OF TRUNK NURDER MYSTERY HEAR CHiCDECT HELD   identify Clothing of Victim As That of Mississippi Woman.  HOMICIDE SQUAD IS BUSY  Detroit, New York and Chicago Police Continue Investigation.

TRUNK MURDER COLTON NEAR   Following Positive Identification of Wearing Apparel Found in Trunk Coffin.   FOUR DETROIT PEOPLE SUPPLY CRIME CLEWS   Man Under Arrest in Chicago Is Not Identified as the Missing Leroy.

ALBERT J. BEVERIDGE LECTURES HERE DEC. &   Ex-Senator from Indiana Wil Talk to Students on Life of John Marshall   NOTED AS AN AUTHOR   Address Will be Given at Assembly Hall at 8 o'Clock Under Auspices ™ of Lecal Departments

FARMERS UEMANE REGUGNITION IN BOTH PLATFORMS   Agriculturists Will Ask That the Interests Be Given Consideration By Both Political Parties.

FARMERS TO ASK. FOR RECOGNITION AT CONVENTIONS   NATIONAL BOARD OUTLINES POINTS WHICH MEMBERS WILL INSIST ON.

FARMERS TO Kat FOR PLANKS IN PLATFORMS OF  BIG PARTIES   troducers Demand Right of Collective Bargaining in Sale of Their Crops

FARMERS IN DEMAND FOR RECOGNITION   NATIONAL BOARD DECIDES TY ASK CONCESSIONS FROM LOTH PARTIES   WOULD TAX WAR WEALTH   Movement for Taxing Corporations to Meet Cost of Conflict—Reduce Tenantry

FARM PARTY'S * PLATFORM FOR THE GAMPAIEN   TO BE PUT UP To BOTH PARTIES   DIRECT DEALING WITH CONSUMER, IS AMONG GREAT PLANS

Farmers to Seek Recognition From Two Conventions      Will Insist on Many Points of Benefit in Platforms of Parties.

NEARING CLOSE CAMPAIGN FUND INVESTIGATION   Burtt Produces Documents That Show Requests for Funds

POMERENE Aako EXTENSION OF CAMPAIGN PROBE   Senator Wishes Inquiry Inte Political Financing Continued to Elections,   WOOD MAN TESTIFIES   Submits Accounts of Money Spent in Indiana for  Candidate.

ge ge eens ge  MILLION TO OBE RAISED» FORWOOD   WAS THE MONELL PLAN ss ‘FOR THE GENERAL'S ‘CAMPAIGN,   Total Spent in Indiana $40,000 But Unpaid’ Bilis Brot ‘it to $58, 000, Witness . Rastified_.

SENATE MAY ~ PROBE FUNDS OF CAMPAIGNS   Pomerene Introduces Resolution Providing for Probe of Costs in Senate and President Races.   COMMITTEE TO MEET TOMORROW   Investigation of Pre-Convention Expenses, Interrupted Today, May be Wound Up Tomorrow.

PUMERENE ASKS PRUBL CONTINUE   Ohio Senator Offers Resolution Extending Powers of Invest igqainre   Inquiry Would tnclude Expense — Of* Senators As Well As Presidential Candidates.

BRINGS BOOKS FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN TQ CHOW USE OF FUND   Proctor’s Assistant Shows Up at Senate Hearing Armed With Big Ledgers.   ASKS. PROBE EXTENSION TO COVER ALL CAMPAIGNS   Congressional Resolution May Require Full Report on Later Expenditures.

AM AB CONTINUE   Ohio Senator Offers Resolutior Extending Powers of Invest  SSNs RASTER   Inquiry Would Include Expense Of* Senators As Well A: Presidential Candidates.

wild CONTINUE. ~CAMPAIEN: THORE   Neueio Aske] to Kytend Inquiries Until Mleviions in Nos. vember, i   A WOOD CHAIRMAN CALLED   EROVGHT su WTC AST rita. ADL WITH PAPERS OF CAMPAIGN,  2       Witness Said Weed -Cominlltess  Has Spent $0,000 In dadinta   ied Other Bypenses With bie: crease Totel ta S58,000,. >

WOOD CHAIRMAN IS GALLED AS WITNESS      Says His Expenditures in Indiana Would Reach a Total of $58,000

EXTENSION OF SENATE PROBE I$ REQUESTEL   Pomerene Urges Campaign Funds For Fall Election Be Investigated.

WOULD EXTEND “INVESTIGATION DF CAMPAIGNS   Sen. Pomerene Asks Senate t Provide For Inquiry Going Into Fall Elections.   VOTE ON MATTER FRIDAY   Members of Wood Organization Again Before Committee With Their Accounts.

Proposes Extension of  Campaign Investigation te Cover Senate Race

mt INQUIR MAY BE EXTENDED   POMERENE DESIRES CONTIN VATION OF ELECTION INVESTIGATION.

Governor Starts Investige tion of Alleged Plot.   Kansas City Woman Only Recently Discovered Mother Was Inmate of Topeka Institution.

FRENCH WOMAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN WRONGLY DETAINED   INQUIRY IS ORDERED   On Receiving Information Relative to Case Governor Allen Directs Investigation .

- . . ~ * : On Receiving Information Relative to Case Governor Alien Directs Investigation

MACSWINEY'S MIND CLOUDED BY STRAIN   Cail Refatives When Hunger Striker Suffers Two Delirious Spells.

Johnson to Rome   Editor, And One of the Founders ‘of League To Enforce Peace, Named As Ambassador to Rome. -

AUTHORANDEDITOR HSE TO SUCCEED THOS. NELSON PAG      Robert ‘Underwood  “Johnson Named for Position as U. 5. + Ambassador to Italy

AMBASSADOR TO ITALY HAS BEEN PICKED   ROBERT U. JOHNSON IS  NAMIED BY PRESIDENT TO  QUT tAr Ty marron

NEW AMBASSADOR TO ROME.    Robert Underwood Johnson to he : Nominated hy the President.  400 thew ‘Ree mnrtrtautQ)3 Delce 4

NEW YORKER IS AMBASSADOR T0 «GO TO ROME   Robert Underwood Johnsor Succeeds Page

NEW YORK EDITOR ‘WILL GO TG ITALY AS AMBASSADOR   Robert Uinderwood Junnsul Chosen by Wilson to  Res as ae es.

PRESIDENT WILSON PICKS AMBASSADOR   Robert Underwood Johnson Noted Author and Editor Will Succeed Thomas Nel. son Page at Rome,

ROBERT U. JOHNSON NAMED AiviBASSADOE   Will Succeed Thomas Nelso: Page As Envoy To Italian Court.

ROBT. JOHNSON CHOSEN AS U. S. ENVOY TO ROME   Wilson Decides on Ex. Editor for ltalian Post.

POET AMBASSADOF TO ROME 10 TAKE PLAGE PAGE LEFT   R. U. Johnson Honored Italy by His Verse So Nation Made Him Cavalier of Crown. -

HE GOES 10) ROME   owes Re JOHNSON, FATHE r iol 4) ° YOSEMITICPARK. -!.

Wilson to Name Robert Underwooed Johnson to Succeed Thomas Nelson Page.

ON EO SECORED PAG      New: York. Editor Appointed bassadoy. ‘to ; Italy,

Johnson Sueceeds Thomas Nelson Pag   President Names Noted Poc Ambassador 10 Rome

JOHNSON IS PICKED AS AMBASSADOR TO ROME   President Names One of Founders of League to Enforce Peace to Succeed Page

Robert Underwood Johnson ‘Will Succeed Thomas Nelson Page -— As Ambassador, .

RUBT. JOHNSON GOES 10 ITALY   Noted Author and Editor to Succeed Page as Ambassador at Rome.

Robert Underwood  Johnson to Rome   Editor, And One of the Founders of Teague To Enforce Peace, Named As Ambassador to Rome,

SOTHAM AUTHOR AND EDITOR 10 QUCCEED PAGE   Robert Underwood Johnsor Selected by President as Ambassador to Rome.

FAIL TO APPEAR   Miner Officials Disregard Summons of Judge Curran

CONTEMPT CHARGES   Placed Against Mine Workers Officlals In Kansas,

BRITISH STOP IMPORT OF COTTON      ‘Lis Of Criminals Wanted By Allies Received By The German ‘Government-- Ex-Crown Prince’s Name At Head Of List   GUADALUPE VALLEY Oil COMPANY'S WELL PROMISING VENTURE

BODIES OF MARINES.   Some 200 Now in Brest Ready for  Ratuen tra Amarenen

NAVY BEGINS TO EXHUME BODIES _OF U.S. MARINE:   Two Hundred Flag-draped  _Coftins Await Shipment  ce ae ye rte

NORE SOLDIER DEAD COME.   The Government Is Bringing. Back Bodies Buried QGutside Battle Zune.

MOTHER CHURCH OF SCIENTISTS IS SUPPORTED   Committee Reports on Organization Founded by Mary Baker Eddy.

COX HARANGUES ABOUT LEAGUE CF NATIONS   Determined That the United States . Shall kinter Without Delay.

‘WEST IS WITH ME,’ DECLARES GOVERNOR COX   Chargée's: Republican ‘Scouts’: Attempted to Harasa Him.

GOK POSITION ON LEAGUE 15 DEFINED IN FURTHER DETAI   Favors Going in to End War for All Time, Democratic Norninee Says.   ONLY RESERVATIONS THAT WOULD NULLIFY OPPOSED   Has No Doubt Republican and Democratic Senators Alike Will Loyally Fulfill the Peo. ple’s Mandate, ‘Which My Election Will Signify."’

GOVERNOR GOX DEFINES. POSITION ON COVENANT ali LEAGUE IN ETAL   “T Favor Joining It To End War For All Time,” ‘Says Democratic * Presidentiat Nominee.

“Will Meet All Desires of Proper Reservations which Wil Clarify and Reassure People,” He Says, But Want: Ratification at Earliest Possible Moment.

DECLARES WEST CANNOT BE BOUGHI   GOVERNOR COX SAYS HE WIL] RLeiURN EAST SURE OF  ‘REACTIONARY DEFEAT”   STANDS FIRM FOR PACT   Would Have America Enter Leagu at Earliest Moment—Answeis Newspapers.

TELLS NEW MEXICO AUDIENCE HE WILL STAND FOR ANY REASONABLE CONCESSION

COX FAVORS ENDING WAR FOR ALL TIME BY LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Candidate Says Reservations Which Do. Not Kill World Peace Are All Right.   WILL IGNORE TELEGRAM OF, PROHIBITION NOMINEE   Will Make Any Reasonable Concessions to Secure Membership in Pact for Peace.

COV. COX AGAIN DEFINES STAND ON THE LEAGUE   Proper Reservations Offered in Sincerity Will Be Met  in His Election

Reasonable Position’ of Cox on the League   HE WANTS TO GO IN BUT HE WILL NOT SQUABBLE OVER TRIFLING INTERPRETATIONS — HE STATES POSITION ON LIQUOR AGAIN — WEST CANNOT BE BOUGHT AND HE IS CONFIDENT HE’LL CARRY IT.

VOENGSTOWN RADICALS FOLD TH ARE TO BE DEPORTE!      Comphuniag Prisoners Apprised ‘of Their Fate in’ Lect

FITTSRURG INQUIRES ABOU ACTIVITIES OF “K. U. PROFESSOR”   Trof. Benjamin Stelberg Rea Anti-Legion Constitution to Miners   Was Sent from St. Lonis Office t: Direct Red Cross Institute at KT.

RED CROSS WORKER ADDRESSED MINERS   PITTSBURG INQUIRES ABOUT ACTIVITIES OF “K. U. PROFESSOR”   A BACKER OF HOWAT   Irof. Benjamin Stelberg Reac Anti-Legien Censtitution to Miners   Was Sent from St. Louis Office to Direct Red Cress Institute at K. U.

TEACHERS GRANTED WAGE INCREASE   [New Scale Will Affect All Teachers In County.

TEXAS DEMOCRATS  NAME DELEGATES   Delegates Were Instructed te Stand Fast for Prohibition at Frisco Convention.

VEMOGRATS IN DALLAD GHODDE 02 DELEGATES   SEVEN WOMEN AMONG NUMBER WHO WILL KEPRESENT THE STATE AT FRISCO   Will Anderson Of Paris One Of The Delegates From The First Congressional District

RISE IN TEMPERATURE  OVER THIS WEEK-END   NIXON PREDICTS FAIR WEATH. ER FOR NEXT FORTY-EICHT HOURS.

Hermit in Chicago is Charities Benefactor   DEATH REVEALS HUNXDREDS 0} THOUSANDS WILLED

RECLUSE LEFT : LARGE ESTATE   Man, Pitieu by Neighbors For Years, Leaves Estate Valued 4: Hun. dreds of Thousancs.

CoS PNEBR BROKE ROAD i  CONTRACTS, 1   State Board Claims Letting of Mil low Dollar Contracts Are Void. *

VIOLATED THE LAW   COMMISSIONERS BROKE ROAD CONTRACTS.   State Board Claims Letting of Mil. lion Dollar Contracts Are Void.

CONGRESS IN ADJOURNMENT   Mondell Announces Plans in House of Representatives.

GRIFFIN DENIES SAYING    Chicago Broker Declares Now He Didn’t Kill His Partner.

SXRIFFIN REPUDIATES STORY   Chicago Insurance Broker Says Now That He Didn’t Kill His Business Associate.

GRIFFIN: “REPUDIATES: “STORY   a Jnsurance ‘Broker’ Says. Now Bhat. He’ Didn't. Kill His: Bish “ > ness. ‘Asseiate:. < 2

AUDOIANG FIRE UN POLES FROM PRUSSIAN SOIL   1,100 Reds Captured Near Brest-Litovsk, Where Armies Are Fighting Fiercely for Possession of Forts.

“INTERNED” REDS FIRED ON POLES   B. ATTERIES IN EAST PRUSSIA ARE TURNED ON POLISH .. PURSUERS   75.000 ARE RECUGEES      Germany Must Care for That Many Until Russian-Polish Hostilities End   Warsaw Pessimistic Over Peace Conference — Sentiment to Continue War

SUUETS HGHT FROM PRUSS   Russians Haul Batteries Into Neutr-' Tereitory and Onen Fire.   LEMBERG NEAR CAPTURE

REDS ON GERMAN SOIL TURN GUNS ON POLE ARMIES   Get Best Military Position Possible Warsaw Is Told.

10,000 SOVIETS KILLED, 80,000 PRISONERS AND 30,000 INTERNED   FLEE TO SAFETY AND TIRN GINS ON POLES.

SOVIET SOLDIERS FIGHT IN PRUSSH   France Advises Poland Tx Press ‘Advantage.

SUVET TROOPS FIGHT IN PRUSSIA   Are Using Their Guns After  Seeking Refuge on German Soil Against the Poles Who Are Guarding the Border. Poles Wont Cross Border.

BATTERIES IN’ EAST PRUSSIA ARE TURNED ON POLISH = " . PURSYERS        Germany Must Care . for ‘That Many Until Russian-Polish=* Hostilitices End ~         2 i Te: mo Warsaw Pessimistic Over Peace  Conference — Sentiment to = Continue War i.

LULL IN THE FIGHTING   + BE Sheen en deal a es NO GENERAL BATTLE BUT  FEW SIDE THRUSTS,   Germany Will Be Obliged to Intern Thousands of Russian Troops ’ Whe Filed Across Border,

Pe erat ce ite an wile ene onli cereal TWO AUTOMOBILES WERE STOLEN SATURDAY NIGHT

RESCUED FROM FIRE         Se a  LD AND’ INFIRM ‘MAN IN "PERIL. : OUS PREDICAMENT,.   GETS OUT BY MEANS OF A LADDER   “Flames Scorch American Express: Comi pany Office and Veterinary Offices "of W. F. Hodam,’ at Early Hour on . Friday Morning—Lose $3,000. 

RESCUED FROM FIRE   (OLD ANG: INFIRM’ MAN IN PERIL “-  “OUS PREDICAMENT,      GETS OUT BY MEANS OF A LADDER      lames Scorch American Exprets Com. spany Office and Veterinary Offices of W. F. Hodam; ‘at Early Hour on Friday Morning—Loss $3,000.

EXPECTS TO BE OUT OF A JOB.   Prohibition Commissioner Arntieipates it With Pleasure.

KRAMER PREDICTS THAT IN FIVE YEARS ALL EVIDENCE OF SALOON WILL BE. REMOVED

TELLS OF “DRY” CAMPAIGN.   Kramer Says All Traces of Sa loon Will Be Effaced in Five Years.

FIVE YEARS FROM NOW, IF WILL BE ONLY A MEMORY, KRAMER SAYS—REFORM IS ALWAYS SLOW AT START.

ALLEGED HUB OF BOOZE RING NABBET   Van Pickerill, Weelthy  Henderso Man, Arrested In Evansville Bat ze Conspirkey.

HEART TROUBLE FATAL   Mrs. William J. Browning Died Wednesday Afternoon 2:15

L. H.S ENROLLMENT 723   Pr il t i] x a] 0 i n “tsi y a. ig : ut F ie ur re &

LORD MAYOR IS ' MURDERED AT HOME IN CORK   ‘MASKED. BANDITS CALL HIM TO DOOR AND OPEN FIRE—THE MEN ESCAPED.

LORD MATOR Ot CORK MURDEREL   MASKED MEN: ENTER OFFI. CIAL’S HOME AT BLACKPOOL AT1 A. M. 

Lord Mayor Of  Cork Assassinated   Shot In Chest By Band of Armed Masked Men- -Was Prominent Sinn

LORD MAYOR OF CORK  MURDERED IN HOME   Band of Maskel Men Visit His Home in Night, ‘Commit Murder, ( Then Escape.

LORD MAYOR OF ~’ CORK MURDERED   Prominent Sinn Feiner Called ta Hi Dow and Shot by Caknown Parties

U. S. TO BUY 300 AIRPLANES   Government to Spend $6,000,000 or New Modele—-To Call for Bids Soon.

300 AIRPLANES ARE WANTED   U. S. Government to Spend $6,000,000 on New Models.

PASSENGER SERVICE ON EASTERN AAILROAG NAMAT IFIEINS SAY      IMPROVEMENT ALSO NOTED IN  FREIGHT SERVICE ON MOST OF THE EASTERN ROADS.

AMERICAN CONSULS IN MEXICAN PORTS ASK FOR WARSHIPS   Call Made in Anticipation of Trouble, State Department Believes.

Indications of Gravely Unsettled ‘Condi Southern Country, Which May Lead t ious outburst, Believed Causes of  quest from.U, S. Representativ

AMERICANS ASK. FOR WARSHES AT ~ MEXICAN PORTS   State Department An nounces Receipt of Request. ~   NO STATEMENT  AS TO-REASONS   Washington Officials Reticent A: To Incidents That Led To ‘The Request.   (Ny the International News Service) LOS ANGELES, Calif. Apxil 23.—U. S. Destroyers, Salem and Macau’y left San Diego this Miteraoon for Macaclan, Mexico.

PRUCU TUN UEMANULU DT PACIFIC COAST AMERICANS AS MEXICO TROUBLE GROWS      Request Reaches Washington From Mazatlan, Topolobampo and Frontera for Warships to Guard Their Property.   REQUEST WILL GET IMMEDIATE  INVESTIGATION, OFFICIALS SAY

ATR SPINS AND DIVES FEATURE OF FOURTH HERE   '  KELLEY AND JACOBS WILL DO  LOOPS THE LOOP IN OWN AIRPLANE HERE

DIVES FEATURE OF FOURTH HERE   KELLEY AND JACOBS WILL DOC LOOPS THE LOOP IN CW * AIRPLANE MERE

A LUBBOCK 10 SHVERTON. Rall AAAN   TWO ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY MORNING :   RAILROAD PROMOTER WILL REMAIN IN IuRAarK   Committees Are Appointed To Perfect Permanent Organization Pre. paratory to Securing Charier For. Road-— Visitors Prefer Lubbock

TWO ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS HELD MONDAY Nic AND TUESDAY MORNING. ae           Committees Are Appointed To Perfect. Permanent  ) rganizati on'P herstory to Securing Charter For Rosd— eee Visitors Prefer Lubbock.

WOMEN POLICE MAKI GOOD, SAYS REPORI   Preventive Work of Policemen Oa Be Better Accomplished by Policewomen.

MAN SHOT IN PITTSBURGH,   hive Are Arrested Vollowing an Allewed “bake"’ Holdup.

ONE PERSON IS SHOT   And Five Arrests Follow Al leged Fake Holdup.

LLOYD GECRGE ON HiGH COST   British Premier "Dettares It Due to Depreciatron of’ Money, Not Paafiteering.

OKLAHOMA: CAMPAIGN CLOSES TON LGH TW. “BLAZE OF ORATOR   DEMOCRATS CLAIM STATE BY. 4 SAFE MAJORITY; REPUBLICANS ASSERT THEY WILL ‘ELECT U. S. SENATOR

AN CAMPBELL SEES Blb VICTORY   Seott Ferris Sure for the U. S. Senate Leaders Predict.

ELEVENTH HOUR APPEALS.   Made by Candidates of Both Parties fr Oklahoma Today.

NEWBERRY TO FACE TRIAL   Judge Sessions Denies Demurrer to Indictment.

MARRIED 17 TIMES; ATTEMPTED SUICID   Much Married Californian in Lo: Angeles Hospital After Slashing Wrist.

BIGAMIST ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   Gaarded im Hospital Officers Find Several Wives Missing.

POWERFUL EFFORT SAID TO BE UNDER WAY TO ELECT REPUBLIC AN TO SCRAP TREATY,

PRO-GERMANS AID HARDING, COX LATEST   Lieutenants Investigati Newest of Charges By Nominee.

PRO-GERMANS BACK OF HARDING, CLAIM   Candidate ~ Cox Investigating Report Separate Peace Is Motive.

COX TO CHARGE HARDING IS PRE   Wi Claim That if Harding is Elect ed Germany Will Obtain Easier Terms.

PRO-GERMAN = TALK STARTED. AS LAST RESORT   Cox Goes Limit in Effort to Beat Senator  he

HARDING GETTING BERMAN SUPPORT   Cox Declares Opponent Is Re ceiving the Endorsement of Pro-Germans. ¥

Department of Justice Holds Such a Plan Would Violate Anti-Trust Law

‘COLOR-QUESTION CHANGES BORDER TTATES OF SOUTH   Republican. Chances of Success in Tennessee Not So Good” in’ Past Few Days.   LOCAL CONDITIONS ONLY INFLUENCE SENTIMENT   Naciai Very Doubtful, Tho * Likely to Re-Eelect Demo-. - -grat for Senator.

NEGRO WOMEN’S VOTES MAY BEAT ¢.0.P.ONBORDER  : ) :   Republicans Waging Baitle Against Tennessee Po litical Fort   HARDING HOLDS WEST   COX HAS MADE STRONG FRIENDSHIP ON MASON AND DIXON LINE

HARDING'S CHANGE IN BORDER STATES GROWING WEAKER   Tennessee Is Swinging Toward Cox — Kentucky) Looks Democratic,   Maryland Doubtful and Wes Virginia’ and Missour Vote To Be Clase,

Border States Swing Towards Cox; — West Brightens for Republicans

HARD TO BUDGE BORDER STATES   STILL PRETTY FIRMLY FIXED LN DEMOCRATIC WAYS.   SOME HOPE FOR REPUBLICANS   Bet Celer Question Likely to Be the Deetding Issue—Tennesece and Keatucky Political Bat tlegrounds.

MANHATTAN JOINS IN WEARING DENIN   Latest Styles Are Promised For “Fashionables” in Little Old New York.

ae ae ee ee ee a ee ewermlL Pel lm em mee  KNOX OPENS FIGHT FUR PEACE RESOLUTION HE PROPOSED IN SENATE

SEH, RUA OPENS FGHT ON HIS PEAGE PROPOSAL   Speaks for Hour and Half to Crowded Chamber   ATTACKS STAND OF PRESIDENT

Pennsylvania Man Speaks For An Hour and a Halt in Support of His Plan to Bring About Peace,   PRESIDENT WILSON’S VETO IS PREDICTEL   No Hasty Action on the Measure Is Expected and It Will Proceed in a Leicirely Manner in Senate,

FIGHT FOR PEACE OPENED BY KNOX   Says Wilson is Trying to Force Versailles Treaty Without Reservations.

HIGHT FOR PEA OPENS IN SENATE   Knox Charges President With Continuing the War Status.

KNOX OPENS. TO WwW)   Substitute Measure Prepared to Wes viare (2S. at Peace With Enemy.

REPUBLICANS OPER CRATE PEACE FIGHT   SENATOR KNOX SPEAKS FOR HIS RESOLUTION REPEALING WAR DECLARATIONS.   CAYS PEACE NOW EXISTS   Opposes League, but Advocates Understanding Between Powers to Establish World Gourt.

SLOW PROCEDURE IN PROSPECT WITH EXECUTIVE VETO ALMOST CERTAIN,   PRESIDENT: (5: GRITICIZED   McCumber of North Dakota, Plans To Speak At Early Session in Opposition To Knox's  Resolution, ’

FIGHT IN SENATE FUR PEACE OPENED BY SENATOR KNO}   Urges Adoption of Resolutior Repealing Two Declarations of War.   CHARGES PRESIDENT WITH ATTEMPTED COERCION   Reallirms Opposition te League of Nations, Even With Reservations, and Advocates an Understanding Between the Powers to Outlaw War and Establish World Court,

High Time To End ‘Paper’ Hostilities and Strip President Of Dangerous War Powers, He Naa) pas .      WAR SHOULD BE OUTLAWED

KNOX OPENS SCRAP ON PEACE BILL   Former Secretary of State Speaks for Hour and Half to Crowded. Chamber   SURE VETO [IS PREDICTED   Knox Re-affirms: Opposition to League of Nations With Reservations

CHRISTIANITY FACES DANGERS   Society Threatened By Insidious Forces, Says Bishop

ANTECHRIST A LIVE MENACE 10 SOCIETY, SAYS ENGLISH DIVINE   World is Threatened by Forces Which Repudiate Christian Faith: Church Ignored.

LIVES 126 YEARS WITHOUT A WIFE   NEBRASKA'S OLDEST MAN _ DIES  TODAY AFTER SHOE-MAKING , A HUNDRED YEARS

DIED AT AGE OF 126      Nebraskan Cobbled Shoes for One Hundred Long Years.

Thomas Norris, Born In 1794 Passes Away-&t Home of His Friend, Charles Mitten.   WAS OLDEST BACHELOR.

WON SROCOND PLACE.   Miss Honera O'Hara Only Girl is Bistrict High School Contest.

LOLOL RT oe ae onaiats  McADOO'S NAME WILL BE PRESENTED. AMIDON STATES   Leader of McAdoo’s Forces in Convention Says Quiet Campaign Will be Conducted.

W’AD00’S FRIENDS ARE CONFIDENT   BELIEVE HE CAN POLL BETWEED 30,000 AND 50,000 MORE VOTES IN ALL STATES

WADOO NAME  10) BE GIVEN  CONCLAVE, ld PLAN   Friends Are Determined t Nominate Him Despite His Wishes

PALMER MEN PLOT TO FORGE MADOO  ANG      COALITION OF PALM at NS COX FORCES TO ELE M'ADOO HAS Oe 5 POSED 4 er ce!   Supperters of Former Treaaurer are Confident He Will be Nomin. ated Despite His Refus. al to be a Candi. date

WM ADOOS NAME TORE PRESENTED   BOOSTERS HOLD ALL-NIGH! CONFERENCE AND REACH THAT DECISION.   PALMER - COX COMBINE ?   Coalition of the Palmer and Cox Forces Sought With View to Preventing Nomination Wm, G. McAdoo.

LEGION 18 Ww AR NED Or REDS.   Radicals Seek Membership fo Lenora et Maven Acaningst Them.

ee Nt ee PTET ee ARS ee ern 5  ED RADICALS TYING TO “WORK” THE LEGION

‘REDS’ AFTER BERTH IN AMERICAN LEGION   Warning Against Efforts of Radicals To Obtain Membership Issued by National Body

SHERIFF'S MEN © BEGIN CLEAN-UE   Raids on Two Alleged Gambling Dens Surprise Look-Outs and Bag 26 Men.

TWO RAIDS  LAST NIGHT BAG 26 MEW   Maloney’ Leads Party ‘tt Battering Down Doors to’ Alleged Dens.   LOOK-OUTS SURPRISED BY LIGHTNING ATTACK

VETERAN C24L MINER KILLED   Thomas J. Phi'lins of Pana, Ill, Loses Life Day Before He Was to Retire.

‘MINER IS SHOT IN BATTLE   Severa! Others Wounded in a Fight at the Muiga Mines Near Birmingham.

FEW JOBS ARE LEFT IN GREAT BRITAIN   "ack of Work Stirs the British People.   Tabinet Is Assailed as idieness Grows Threatening Privation to Thousands,

BRITAIN ARQUSED AY UNEMPLOYMENT   {STATESMEN AND BUSINESS MEN ADMIT GRAVITY OF SITUATION THERE   Nearly Fifty Thousand Men Now Threaten to Walk Out Unless  Coal Company Reinstates  : Discharged Men.

FEW JOBS IN BRITAIN.      Lack of Work Stirs the British ; Pecole: :      Cabinet ts Aseailed as idleness: Grows, Threatening Privation te Thousands,

UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS LEERS AT GREAT BRITAIN   Thousands Face Hard. ships; Governmont  Seeks To Help.

nasidneeiesintanseaiGeaipneaneehemesaieaiedtepatsaestamponcamns Te Ne See eeies  BRITAIN IS WORRIED _ OVER UNEMPLOYMENT]   Efforts of Government To Meet Growing Gravity of the Situation Are Variously Commented : on by the London Press.

British People W orried Over Labor Conditions; Believe Crisis Serious

BRITI SH FEEL MUCH ANXIETY   ‘Crisis Results From Labor Surplus.   EDITORIAL COMMENT REFLECTS PESSIMISM   Forebodings Over Prospects For Winter.

IN ENGLAN:   PROBLEM OF EMPLOYED §& LIEVED APPROACHING MOS"  ee a

BRITAIN IS WORRIED OVER UNEMPLOYMEN]   Efforts of Government To Meet Growing Gravity _ of the Situation Are Variously Commented — 7 on by the London Press.

MUCH ANXIETY FELTIN ENGLAND   UNEMPLOYMENT —THREATENSTO PRECIPITATE A CRISIS.   LLOYD GEORGE HAS A PLAN FOR AFFORDING RELIEF. *.   ‘Some of ‘the Papers Commend It and Others Belleve It: Wil Intensify the Trouble. .

British Expect Privations As Result of Unemployment   Crisis Is Most Serious in History of England, Is Belief In Some Quarters—Makeshifts Suggested by Premier Lloyd George Not Expected to Relieve Situation to Any Great Extent.

MUCH SUFFERING IS, FORECAST FOR ISLES DURING WINTER    SPIRIT OF PESSIMISM   Newspapers Criticise Premier For Doing too Litile, too Much, or Wrong Thing   Numerous Strikes Are Blamed For Helping to Create Present Economic Trouble

UNEMPLOYMENT GREAT BRITAIN FAST GROWING   Expect People to Suffe Extreme Hardships If Not Relieved.

MUCH SUFFERING JS, FORECAST FOR ISLES DURING Upa Tom 1 al   SPIRIT OF PESSIMISM   Newspapers Criticice Premier For Doing too Little, too Much) or Wrong Thing :   Numerous Strikes Are Blamed For Helping to Create Present Bs unwate fl =niithes

UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IN BRIAN CAUSES CONCERN   ‘Pessimism Ts ‘Reflected in Edii torial Comment on Government Proposals

45000 CHILDREN IN STATE WORKIN   38 VER CENT OF TOTAL BE. TWEEN 14 AND 16 YEARS OLD  ARE WAGE EARNERS

45,000 CHILDREN — IN STATE WORKING, STATISTICS SHOW   38 PER CENT OF TOTAL BETWEE? ~ "14 AND 16 YEARS OLD ARE  WAGE OWNERS- = ~

Animal Trainer Reveals Facts About Elephant.   Bays the Brute {s Both Tender and Af: fectlonate, Though He Wit! Hold Grudge Against One Who Has Abused Him.

HAS FINE TRAITS   Anima! Trainer Reveals Facts About Elephant.   Says the Brute Is Both Tender and Affectionate, Though He Wii Hold Grudge Against One Who Has Abused Him.

INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY SHOWS CURTAILMENT   LOWER DEMAND, ORDER CANCEL LATION AND READJUSTMENT HAVE EFFECT.   Federal Reserve Report for July Says Anxiety Is Relieved in Dry Goods Trade,

ACTIVITY IS CURTAILED.      Cancellation of Orders and Gen. eral Readjustment Are Business Developments of July.

PRESENT (NACTITY UF INDUOTAY DUE TO VARIED. GAUGES   Lower Demand, : Cancellation of Orders ‘and: General Readjusiment Are Main. Detriments.   HAMPERED BY CAR SHORTACE

IDLENESS GROWS IN LAND, TAAGING SNOW SLAGKER   SOME SIGNS OF HARD TIMES   IRON AND STEEL UPON POOR BASIS, CROPS LOOK: GOOD.

LOWER DEMANDS CUT PRODUCTION DURING MONTH   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TSSUES MONTHLY REVIEW OF BUSINESS CONDITIONS

INDESTRY TS CERTAILED,   Lower Demand and Canceiliation of  Orders Business Development,

BUSINESS IMPROVING WITH CROP OUTLOO!   General Readjustment Tension Becomes Easier With Reports of Bumper Yields

WHEAT YIELD IS ABOVE NORMAL REPORT SAYS   Federal Reserve Board Says Improved Crop Conditions Better Tone of Business   CAR SHORTAGE HURTS   FEELING GENERAL THAT EXTRAVAGANT BUYING IS LESS EXTREME THAN FORMERLY.

CUT AN INDUSTRY DUE 10 CURTAILED BUYING BY PUBLIC   Federal Reserve Bank Report Says All Lines Are Hit. Labor Efficient.

LOWER DEMANDS GURTAIL BUSINESS   Increase In Efficiency of La. bor Noted During Month, Board . Rerorts.

MONTHLY REVIEW RESERVE BOARE   Curtailment Industrial Activity. Cancellation of Orders and General Readjustment Outstanding Features.

IOPOSITION 19 OMOWN 10 SPENG Loo MONEY ON NON-ESSENTIALS   Extravagant Buying Less Extreme and Dangerous Than It Was, Says Report   Ui FCUCT al ACOCIVE Oval,  GENERAL TIGHTENING UP IS TAKING PLACE   Transportation Problem Continues Acute: Steel anc lron Industry:!s Placed In 9 Serinus Condition.

SOME SIGNS or HARD TIMES   TRON AND STEEL UPON POOR BASIS, CROPS LOOK GOOB.

CONDITIONS BLUTER, BANK REPORT SAYS   Jptimistic Tone Taken by Industries Despite Car Problem—Financial Conditions Improved and Speculation Reduced.

WANT WAGE SCALE REOPENED    Anthracite Miners Send a Telegram  to the President.

AaK PREGWENT TO REQPEN CASE   Miners’ Committee Sends Message to Wilson   MEN HAVE RETURNED   To, Work and are Honorabl;: Carrying Out Contract Pro visions, Says Telegram Re questing that Wage Scale bs Reopened for Adjustment ot Alleced Ineaualities

MINERS WOULD RE-OPEN PARLE}   WANT WILSON TO DIRECT COAL OPERATORS TO MEET THEM IN CONFERENCE

Hit_UHlEr  IF THE REPUBLICAN. “MORE REITER"  Test'fied of Intensive Drives for Fonds “1.54 Cities Before the Slush Fund Inquiry at Chicago Today.  Blair Said Indiana Director Got $150 Weekly and Admitted Fo.m 101  Lebtaodho flaw Wace Trnaramalata   Cox Has Cited There Were 51 Citie: Named in the Fo..n and Blair Admits There Were 54 Named.

DEMOCRATS SOLIGIT CAMPAIGN ~~ FUNISFROM POSTMASTER   CITY BF SALMOSE, CALIFORNIA FEASEARTHOUAKE SHOCI

Ball Play*e Vaughn Stabbed.  Se MCR AER RE CONES “mF alee Bebe kacuanig

APPOINTED AS CHIEF OF MILITIA BUREAU   Solonel Rickards of Pennsylvania Is Wilson's Selection,

APPOINTED AS GileF OF MILITIA BUREAL      n.! lalarta: ammeter: Covonel Rickaris ef Peasy ven.2 mn hitlane ‘atiandtin IS Weil30R'S SEIGCSR,

FINED FOR ATTACK   First Sentence for Armed Attack on Barracks Pronounced

PRELATE SAILS IER      Archbishop. Mannix, Forbidder to Visit Ireland, Defies British Government   RIVAL FACTIONS CLASH IN STORMY DOCK. SCENE   Churchman issues Staterfien ~ Outlining Motives for Making Journey .

Big Scene at Archbishop’s  Embarkation   NEAR LYNCHING PREVENT ED BY CORPS OF ARMED POLICE.

Prelate to Land in lreland in Face of Lloyd George Edici   Archbishop Mannix, Cheered by Thousands Steams for His Native:-Land, Which John Bull Says He Must Not See.

MANNIX GIVEN GREAT SEND OFF BY HIS FRIENDS      Throngs of Irish F riends Accompany Prelate  to His Ship.

MANNIX WELL AWAY 10 FOREIGN SHORES   PRO-IRISH PRELATE MEANS TO TEST ENGLISH LAW.   Demonstration Marks Departure of Catholic Archbishop, With Sympathizers and Opponents im Battle Array.

PRELATE, BARRED FROM IRELAND, SUES ANYHOW   ARCHBISHOP OF MELBOURNE ‘IS * GOVEN-NOTABLE SENDOFF IN NEWYORK. +

brish. “Preeident”  Amonig ~ Great Crowd of SympathDocks.  _ beets at   FIGHTS WITH ENGLISH SAILORS FREQUENT   Every Insult to Irish ha Is Met With ith a Punch Man Sire Heads.

ARCHBISHOP IS ON HIS WAY TO FORBIDDEN LAND   Great Sendoff ts Given tc Mannix by Crowds at New York.

BROKEN HEADS COMMON WHEN MANNIX SAILS   Irish and British Fight on New York Pier as Prelate Boards Raltic.   JEERS FROM SISTER LINER

MANNIX LEAVES FOR ENGLAND, AMID RIOT AT NEW YORK DOCK--DE VALERA DECIDED NOT TO RETURN HOME AT THIS JUNCTUR

PRELATE’S LEAVE WAS DRAMATIC   §rish end British Sympathizers Stage Fights.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX DEPARTS FOR ERIN AMID FREE FIGHTS   'Irish and British Sympathizers Clash on Dock at New York as Vessel Sails   PASSENGER TAUNTS HIM AND GETS A THRASHIN   Series of Brawls Marks Farewell to Aged Irish Prelate

COLBY'S SOUTH TRIk REASSURING 10 ARGENTINA   No Il-Feeling by U. S. Owing  To Withdrawal from Meet  Of League of Nations

COLBY TO BE GUEST OF THE NATION: ON VISIT. TO ARGENTINE   Government to Send’ Warship . to Montevideo for Use of d 3 SOE Oe hae

ARGENTINA SENDS FOR COLBY   United States Secretary of State to Be Welcomed as Nation’s Guest.

ARGENTINA WILL WEL GOME GALBY   American Secretary of State tc be Officially Received as Nation’s Guest

ARGENTINE TO GIVE OFFICIAL WELCOME   Colby Will Be Guest of Nation. ©

NICK GOGKING ANNOUNCES SUPERVISORIAL GANBIDACY   WELL KNOWN RANCHER TOSSHS HAT INTO MAKLSTROM OF LOCAL POLITICAL STRUGGLE

NIGK GOGKING ANNOUNGES SUPERVISORIAL GANBIDAGY   ‘WELL KNOWN RANCHER TOSSES ) HAT ‘INTO -MAELSTROM OF °: m EOCAL POLITICAL ''  ‘STRUGGLE ©.

‘Vurkish Sultan .. -Will Resign Throne   Resignation in  Protest of Severity  0 Peace Treaty Terms Presented b Allied Powers,

PEEVED SULTAN WILL ABDICATE   Turkish Ruler, Protesting Se verity of “Allied Terms, Plans to Leave Throne.

TURKISH SULTAN MAY RESIGN   Poacitbiec Action as a I*reicet Agaiact ence Treats Terme.

REPORT ‘SULTAN "WILL RESIGN AS “TREATY PROTES!   Abdicalion. Rumor Finds Bi ~.- Tief'in Many Quarters.

TURK SULTAN WILL RESIGN HIS OFFICE   Says Peace Treaty is Too Severe and He Wont Stand for it and be Sultan Also.

COX WILL SPEAK   Presidential — Candidate Ex pected To Further Discuss Federal Reserve   CONFERS WITH OWEN   Latter Expected To Tell Gov: ernor Bryan Will Support The Ticket

VEMUURATS 10 OPEN FIGHT IN STATE TUESDAY  Offensive Starts With Gov. Cox’ receininga  onvention.   State Conclave At Columbus Will Be of Perfunctory  Character

OHIO WILL BE BATTLEGROUND BOTH PARTIES   DEMOCRATIC FIGHT FOR BUCK. EYE STATE WILL OPEN IN CONVENTION TOMORROW.   GOVERNORSHIP IS A BIG FIGHT   Senator Owen Wil! Address Convens tion, Bringing Message from William Jennings Bryan.

Will Be Opened Tomorrow by Cox Before State Convention   On This Fight Many Profesa the Success of Democratic Ticket May Hinge.

UNG SAMPAIGR OPENS TUESDAY   ‘For the Democrats at the  State Convention in the Capital City.   GOVERNOR COX WILL SPEAK TO DELEGATES   ‘Much Store is Set by Democrats on Result of the ~ Ohio® Flertion.

GERARD PICKS HINDENBURG   Former Ambassador to- Berlin Says Field Marshal Likely Be Next German President.

MISSOURI SAFE IN G. O. P. FOLD BY OVER 100,000   Champ Clark Defeated in Great Tidal Wave.

CONGRESS FICHT HOT IN MISSOUR   PRINCIPAL STATE AND NATIONAL OFFICES GO TO G. 0. P.  Closest Fight-Is in Jackson County Where Bland Is Waging Hard Battle For Te-Flection.

CHAMP GLARK 13 - DEFEATED IN MO   One of the Veterans of  th Party Goes Down in Defeat —Republicans Win Nev Congressional Places and Al  ‘State Offices. .

BENNETT SHOT AND KILLED   While Attempilng to Make Get-Away im a Stolen Automobile.

LACK ABILITY TO TELL TIME VERY EVIDEN   Foreign Visitors in Madrid Find Spaniards Very Lax In Appointments.

MONEY IN BANK, MARTIN'S CLAIN   ALLEGED CHECK ARTIST WAS ‘ARRAIGNED AND BOUND OVER TODAY   Pinkerton Man Who Traced Martin Says He Was Mixed Up With Carlisle

Pinkerton Man Who Traced Martin Says He Was Mixed Up With Carlisle

MANY ARRESTS EXPECTED; CLEAN UP IN WISCONSIN   NEW PROHIBITION AGENT CONFERS WITH CHIEF FROM MADISON.   Gavernment to Seize All Breweries Violating Liquer . Provisions. +

FEDERAL AGENT WILL GET BUSY WITHOUT DELAY   Promises Arrest uf Many Lav Breakers in a Few Days

FEDERAL AGENTS ANNOUNCE RAIDS PLANNED FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY; ARE AFTER BREWERIES

STRIKERS VIOLATE ORDERS   ‘Deep Sea Longshoremen Walk Out in  Disregard of Union's Instruction

GREAT EPPELIN -1$ SURRENERED   Germany’s Mightiest Airship Built in 1918 to Bomb New York. Is Given Up. ~   TURNED: OVER TO BRITISH

McCULLCCH URGES LEGISATION   Speaks For Broadened Department of Agriculture and Participation of Tillers.

PULLMAN TIEUP MAY SPREAD   Extension Threatened of Strike in St  Lows Car Shops—50,000 Men Invoived,

WILSON'S NAME NOT T0 - GO BEFORE CONVENTION   ‘Lawrence Says the President Con  fides His Plans to Homer Cummings.   NEITHER WILL PRESIDENT EXPRESS ANY PREFERENCE   However, the Nominee Must Be a “Tried and True” Wilson Man.   MUST SUPPORT THE TREATY:   Chairman of National Committee Will Be President’s Personal Representative.

WILSON [S HOT CANDIDALE FOR ANOTHER NOMINATION; “TREALY VIEWS UNCHANGEL

WILSON WILL REFUSE TO RUN   President Makes Decision Known t Chairman Cummings of National Comuaittee.

WILSON NOT 10 SEEK NEW TERM FROM HIS PARTY:   Cummings Goes West With Instructions From President  On His Attitude.

MINERS 10 DETERMINE POLY NEXT MENDA   Wage Scal eSommittees to Confer Over Wilson’s Refusal to Grant Hearing,

WOMEN TAKE CHARGE OF OREGON TOW   Outwitted The Men at Previous Election and Get Affairs Of City.—All Men Resigned So Women Could Run Thines.

WOMEN RULING IN WEST COAST CITY   All Offices at Yoncalla, Ore., Now in Hands of ‘‘Matriachal Government.’”’

 PRODUCERS RECEIVED LEss DURING PAST MONTH   Report Shows 10 Per Cente Being Paid for Principal Crops,

PRICES PAID TO. FOOD PRODUCER BEGIN DECLINE   Decrease of 10.6 Per Cent For Principal Crops Is Recorded in August   DROP NOT ATTRIBUTED TO SEASONAL CHANGES   VEPARTMENT oF LABOR'S FIGURES AWAITED TO DE. TERMINE WHY RETAIL PRICES REMAIN THIGH

PRODUCERS ARE GETTING LEos FOR FOOD STUtE   Data Sought on Retail Prices to Find the Profiteer

DECLINE In PRICES, PAD TO FARMER   Review of Crop Conditions Shows Sharp Drop in Returns to Producers.

PRICE DECLINE IN FOOD SEEN   J. $. Makes Forecast on Review of Crop Conditions   LESS PAID TO THE FARMERS   9rop is Shown in Both Grain anc Livestock

PRICES OF FOOD STUFFS  ‘LOWES   Department of A culture re Fe  ports Decline  duce Dowartaente

FOOD PRODUCTS HAD UNUSUAL DE. —— CLINEIN AUGUST   DECLINED 16.6 PER CENT-—-NORWAL DECLINE FOR WONTH IN 12 PER CENT

CONGRESS QUITS TILL DECEMBER 6   Second Session of the Lawmaking. Body Adjourns Sine Die.   SPECIAL SESSION UNLIKEL!   President Clings to War Powers °a! He Lets Repeal Bill Die—100 Acts Are Signed by Him at Close.

PRESIDENT CLINGS TO WAR POWERS   Wilson Lets Repeal Die as He Signs 100 Bills.   CONGRESS ADJOURNS SINE DIE   Second Session Quits Until Regular Meeting Time, December 6, Unless Specially Called, Which Is Unlikely—Things Accomplished.

CONGRESS QUITS ITS LABORS UNTIL NEXT DECEMBER   SECOND SESSION OF LAW. ' MAKING BODY ADJOURNS.   ‘WILSON NOT LIKELY  TO SUMMON BODY   President Retains War Powers Graated Him As He Permits Repeal Bill To Die—Signs 100 Measures,

GERMAN SHIPS MUST BE SUNK   Five ‘Alleted United States, to Be Deatrayed Within Year.

FIVE GERMAN WARSHIPS AWARDED TO AMERICA   Battleship, Cruiser and Three De stroyers Will Be Brought Here Next Month.

STATE CONVENTION WILL NOMINATE NEXT ROVERNOR   Complete Unofficial lowa Re turns Give Cummins 25,000 Over Brookhart.

FIXED ARMY PAY INADEQUATE   Scretary Baker Will Notify Congress More Money Needed.

INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT FOR ADAMS HOSPITAI   Work Is Being Rushed On Annie M.Warner_ Institution—Drive For Funds Planned

INSTRUMENTS FOR HOSPITAL BOUGHT      Furniture Will be Installed ir August, People’s Drug Store Donates.

HHOUSANOS Ula MOT FOF AQMITtance to “Big Show” In Chicago Colliseum.  ACTIVITIES MOVE OUT Of THE HOTELS  Routine Work is Taken Up In First Formal Session of G. 0. P. Convention.  ~     +. ga De eaias VOM Fein 5 Mee See ee  aE SRST   [riangular Deadlock On Johnson, Lowden and Wood Anticipated On First Ballot

Thousands Clamor For Admittance to “Big Show” In Chicago Colliseum.  ACTIVITIES MOVE OUT Of THE HOTELS  Routine Work is Taken Up In First Formal Session of G. Q. P. Convention.  tea nem ano  Triangular Deadlock On John  Triangular Deadlock On Johnson, Lowden and Wood Anticipated On First Ballot

RUSH TO COLISEUM HOURS BEFORE BIG CONVENTION OPEN:   Galy a Fraction Can Be Admitted Despite the 10.000 Seats Inside.   FABULOUS PRICES ASKED   For Accommodations But Warkers Find Few Takers, Wise Ques Lnowing Rxetloment is Scheduled for Later in the Week; Manngers in Ue Air,

THOLISANNS TRY      Crowds. Surround Chicag , Coliseum in Attempt Get in for a Look      Only a Fraction of ‘Thod Who Applied for “Sea Could Be “Admitied      ‘No Change in Line-Up Di cernible When Opened at 11.34 0%

LODGE MAY RULE GU, P. CONVENTION   Movement on Foot to Make Tam porary Organization Permanent With Lodge Chairman   BRYAN HOLDS POKER FACE   C°nvention Adjourned Until 11 To morrow But Committees Keep Up Hard Work.

MAKE REPRISALS “ON MARKED MER   Government Officers Shot Ir Their Beds; Unable to: Inform Garrison Force

MANY DEAD.   MASSACRE BY SINN FEIN BEGINS DAY OF HORROR IN DUBLIN, OFFICERS ARE SLAIN

MONEY FROM INDIANA   Effective in Reducing O.ids Against Cox in Toledo.

PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY IS UP FOR ACTION   Congressional Gommitioe Is Con sidering Various Resolutions

WHAT CONSTITUTES: DISABILITY OF PRESIDENT  To Be Considered by House Judiciary mittee   Supreme Court May Decide Disability Question on Request of Congress.

WHO SHALL DECIDE AS TO DISABILITY?    House Judiciary Committees  Takes Up Consideration of the Subjicct.

FESS AMENDMIEN ON PRESIDENT DUTIES 1S NOW UF   What Constitutes Disability of Chief “Executive Deeided.   REP.FESS OFFERS PLAN   Would Leave Matter T Decision of U.S, Supreme Court.

High: ‘Winds Continue Along Attie Coast and ‘Severels Prevails. clin   CONTINUATION:.OF LOWER      TEMPERATURI  RECAST        Bliszard whioh opt ‘out of Northwest. ‘Swo: Days Ago ", Passes. Out to Sea with Dan_ age in. Wake

Storm Warnings Displayed Along The Coast Wit} Northwest Gales Forecast for this After noon and This Evening

WORST STORM OF WINTER SWEEPS. EASTERN STATES   Mercury Dip Follows Snow. Wind and Rain—Rivers Leave Banks.   Storm King Also Visits New York—Traffic Is Again Crippled.

IZZARD WEATHER ADDS SUFFERING TO DAMAGE OF GALES   ontinuance of Severe Cold Is Predicted to Last Until ‘Next Monday at Least   ew York City Streets Swept By Icy Winds; Montana Has Lowest Temperatures

A OULET RUSH WEEK      Erroneous “Account. in Topeka Paper Disturbs K. U. 

A QUIET RUSH WEEK   Erroneous Account in Topeka Paper Disturbs hk. U.

RETAIL CLOTHIERS STUDY CONDITIONS   41. B. Ober, President of Kansas Association, and Mrs. Ober, Attend Convention

1. B. Ober, President of Kansa: Association, and Mrs. Oher, Attend Convention

BALLOGNISTS — GET CAUGHT It RAIN STORN   WAS MOST THRILLING FLIGHT EVER UNDERTAKEN BY NAVAL PILOTS IN FREE BALLOON.   CLUNG TS RIGGING 13 HOURS   The Naval Balloon Reached a Height of 6,900 Feet; Made 590 Miles in 37 Hours.

TUN OY INAH BALLOON RAGERS  After One of the Most Thrilling Flights Undertaken by Naval Pilots   Cling to Rigging of Balloon 13 Hours After Losing the Basket.

POSTPONED   Absence of Wind Once Mor:  Results In Decision to Defer Event

WALKOUT — LEADERS RELEASED   Arrest of Radical Instigators of Outlaw Walkout Give: Hope for Speedy Passing of Crisis.

©: Schools Forced to:‘Suspend ‘When School ginteers Strike for Increased Ray — Leaders Call Walkout of Elevator Operat--' -organd Tendersin New York -

SPEEDY ENDING OF STRIKE PREDICTED   STRIKERS MUST RETURN BY SAT CRDAY OR FORFEIT JOBS,   FREIGHT SERVICE G00   licvting of Strike Leaders Arraigned. on Violation of Lever Aet Set Por April 24,

AEQULUTIONG OF NEW LEAGUE AI HELENA MEETING   Commend and Indorse Administration of Gover. nor Stewart.

STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS — POSIBLE IN RIEW [SAS   WIFE OF WEALTHY CANNER [3 GRANTED DIVORCE

DEVELOPMENTS. ry if r NEW, JR, CASE   Are Expected Following Statement o! the Mardered Giri   To Her Half Sister That-She Was Ac tuated by Beliet He Would Die

SUICIDE STORY IS TOLD BY NEW   Gonvicted Slayer of Freda Lesser Now Says the Girl Committed Suicide.   AFFIDAVIT IS MADE BY HIS HALF SISTER   Startling Developments That May Include Grand Jury Review of the Trial.

Vy Sister of . Convicted . Man Uncovers a Sensation   SAYS MISS LESSER ' KILLED HERSELF   New Finally Talks, Since He Believes Entl Is Near ai Hand

MANY INJURED © AT DUBLIN IN NIGHT RIOT:   Professor Carolan and Capt White Die of Wounds Suffered Earlier.

Advertise your wants m the Clas ‘sad column of The Mail.      DIVORCE NOTICE

IME WEW GORN KING   RIGHT FOR HONOR DECIDED BEFWEEN INDFANA MEN.   iidiana’s Winnings in Breeding Classes of Live Sieck Only Fair.

THE NEW CORN KING   FIGHT FOR HONOK DECIDED BETW INDEANA MEN           Winnings ta Breeding Sof Live Stock Guily F:  India

EL PASO GIRL NAMED, THE f° - SPONSOR AT HOUSTON MEET CONFEDERATE ‘VETS SONS

TOL LLL LI LLL DLL LLL LLL LL NLL COL CCN LLL CN ONL TTL NT NEN Lm teeta ist tet  THOMPOON, DARTMOUTH STAR, WINS HURDLES FOR CANADA   hangs Up a New World's Record of 144-5 SecondsAmerica Captures First Two Places in Qualifying Round of Hammer Throw

SETS OLYMPIC RECORD   Earl Thompson, Dartmouth College, Wins 110-Meter Hurdles.   Winner Represents Canada in the Gamet—America Far Ahead in Points.

ay "~~ “" ees neo a aed  Winner Represents Canada in the Games—America Far Ahead in  Pointe.   Standing to Date,

CANADIAN WITH U. S. TRAINING WINS HURDLE RACE,   Earl Thompson Dartmouth College Crack Runner, Captures the 110Meter Event.

ANOTHER YANK SETS AN OLYMPIC RECORD   Earl Thompson, Dartmouth College, Wins 110-Meter Hurdles.   Winner Represents Canada in the Games—America Far Ahead in Points.   Standing to Date.

Americans Continue Winning Streak in Olympic Games Held at Antwerp

inglishman Beats American By Yard When South African Star Collapses   RITLI.RBEN

NEW WORLDS. _ RECORD MADE   Dartmouth College Star Captures 110 Metre Event. Today.

YANKEE HURDLER WINS FINAL 110 METRE HURDLES   Dartmouth ‘College Star Makes New World’s Record.

CIVIL WAR ROMANCE   It Leads to a Wedding, for a Widow Vielded to Plea.

% CIVIL WAR ROMANCE   it Leads to a Wedding, for a Widow Vialdat ¢, Dias

CONFERENCE BITUMINOUS OPERATORS IS CALLED   Will Discuss Fuel Situation With a View to Relieving Fxictine Conditions.

TAKE STEP TO CHECK WINTER COAL FAMINE   Bituminous Coal Operators tc Hold Conference.

Froceedings Started for Punishment of Dr. Kapp and Gen. Luettwitz. .   DEMAND NEW. CABINET “WITH LABOR MEMBERS   Gorialization....of Mines--and , gtash Industry. Sought ~ hy Unionists,

FBERT AND RADICALS REACH AN AGGREEMENT   SITUATION QUIETER   BERLIN WIRELESS SAYS MINES AND POTASH INDUSTRY WILL BE NATIONALIZED—U, 8. TO  DENY FOOD TO SOVIET, REPORT   BULLETIN,

BOLSHEVIKI ARMIES ARE ONADVANC   Little Republic Desires Ex. pression From State De: partment and President,   PLEADS*FOR- AMERICA ~ TO NOT DESERT HEE   Fears Soviet Government Will Not ‘Accept Armistice and ~“That Rassian- ‘Hordes Wil - Overrun’ Polish Country.

Calls Upon State Department and President Wilson for an Expression of Support and Sympathy in Order to Stimulate Drooping Morale of Its Army and People   REQUEST GIVEN CONSIDERATION

POLAND BEGS PEACE AND ASKS U. S. TO LEND MORAL SUPPORT   BRITISH PUBLIC DISTURBED OVER POSSIBILITY OF ENGLISH TROOPS RUSHING IN TO STOP TIDE OF BOLSHEVISM. WARSAW WANTS HELP FROM WILSON.

Poland Sends Appeal to United States For Aid Against Russia’s Hordes

MORAL AID FO NEW REPUBLIC MAY BE GiVEP   Allied Position in the Fight Against “Reds” Is Undecided.

MAY GIVE POLES MORAL SUPPORT   Request for Statement by President Considered   Possible Extension of Credits the Only Active Aid Possible

BOLSHEVIK   Says Sympathetic Statement By U. S. Would Strengthen froop’s Morale   EXPECT DECISION ; ON REOUEST SOON   America’s Militant Attitude ‘foward Soviet Regime is Rarsliad.

POLAND SEEKS AMERICAN AID   Sorely Beset, She Asks For Gu , Moral Support,   BOLSHEVIK ARMIES: ADVANCING

Washington Is Frankly  Fearful of Denouement      x  EUROPE IS IN PERI. UNLESS REDS ARE HELD IN BOUNDARIES — ENGLAND AND FRANCE OFFER TROOPS 10 POLES AND IT 18 HINTED THAT IT MAY BE UP TO UNCLE SAM TO FURNISH MONEY,

POLAND CALLS ‘ON AMERICA FOR MORAL SUPPORT   Asks Expression From  State Department and President   i New Republic Thinks U. 5. State ment of Sympathy Would Be of Great Aid

POLES LOOK TOU. 8. TO AVERT DISASTER   MORAL SUPPORT IS SOUGHT In DESPERATE BATTLE WITH BOLSHEVIEI.   REQUEST 1S CONSIDERED   While Officials Refrain From Discuss~ ing Situation, Sympathies Are With Republic,

POLAND SEEKS MORAL SUPPORT   Calls For Expression from Our Government   SORELY BESET BY REDS   New Republic, in Desperate Battle with Bolsheviki, Calls for Moral Support of United States—Asks Public Statements by State Department and Wilson

POLISH REPUBLIC ASKS FOR MORAL SUPPORT BY U.S.   Being Crushed By Superior Numbers of Russian Reds At War With Her   ASK STATEMENT BY WILSON FOR ITS EFFECT ON MORALE   Incongruous For United States To Now Desert Republic She Had Helped To Establish

A REPORT OF A WARNING   Ramer in West That Morgan Horse Wee Cantioned From San  ai i cl i li le ile

« ei, eons Number Killed and Wounded Be iween WNationslisis and Soclalists There.

Who Wish Their Names On the Official Ballot Have Only Two Days To File With Clerk.   ‘MUST BE IN BY SATURDAY

CANDIDATES HAVE WEEK TO QUALIFY   Declarations Must be Filed Witt County Clerk Before 4 P. M. Saturday. April 3.   THIRTY DAYS BEFORE PRIMARY   Many Aspirants for Office Have Neglected to Meet Requirement of the Indiana Law.

League May Ask Wilson to Take Post of Honot   Executive Council Talks Presidentas Titular Head

HAILED AS GREAT “AMERICA, WILSON MAY. BE- HONORE   President of United State: Will Possibly Become the Titular Head of the  League of Nations _   RECOGNITION OF ABILITY EVIDENCED   WHITE HOUSE, HOWEVER, HAS NOT BEEN: NOTIFIED OF PROPOSED APPOINTMENT TO HIGH POST

PAULONGED NEGOTIATIONS OVER QUARENDER OF EX-KAISER SEEN   Legal Technicalities May Result in Exchange of Several Communications Between Allies and Holland.

ENGLAND [9 UNLY AFTER THE KAISER   Not Interested in Ex-Crown Prince. Leaves Him to France.

CLAIMS JAPAN IS FOR PEATE   Schurman Would Stuiy Quéstion of Immigraiivi.   SUGGESTS JOINT COMMISSION

FAIR DEALING) ADVOCATED   Japan's Problems as Seen bj Doctor Schurman.   CHINA’S WEAKNESS A MENAGE

Britain, France and Italy Sign Treaty About Turkey   Agreement Made in August Has Been Kept Secret— “Spheres of Influence” of Each Limited—Article Ten Pzovides for Free Access to Nations Not a Party to It—Not in Force Until Peace Is Effective.

PRICES CONTINUE TO TUMBLE AT OMAHA   Eight Smaller Stores Join Larger Ones in 2( To 30 Percent Reductions

BIG: PRICE REBUCTIONS.   People Siumd ta Line ‘Teo Hoare t +, Make: Perchanen in Stores in

FEARED INSANITY, BLEW BRAINS OUI   Ralph Hildebrand, Youn; Cedar Valley Farmer, a Suicide.

PIGHT ON RAIL MEASURE.   Both Sides in House Lined Up Read: for Fray Over Measure Today.

COST COUNTRY 636 MILLIONS 10 RUN ROADS   “Charged Off as War Loss,’’ Says Esch in Opening Debate.

COST OF FEDERAL CONTROL OF ROADS   Railroad Administration’ Estimates Place Figures at $636,000,000. Chareed Of As War Loss.

DEBATE WAS OPENED TODAY   On Conference Repor' on Compromise of  Railroad Bill

CLASH EXPECTED  IN HOUSE OVER  ~ AEOAGINZATION  ~ANIEROAD Bill   Both Sides Line Up Force: For Fight Which Is Look: ed For Today in Lowe Branch of Congress,   MUCH OPPOSITION TO MEASURE IS REPORTED   Representative Blanton, In a Preliminary Skirmish Yesterday, Denounced Lahor For Its Attitude.

FIGHT ON RAILROAD MEASURE CTARTED   Close Vote Expected in Congress Where Efforts Being Made to Block Re turn of Systems   DEMOCRAT IN ATTACK ON UNION ATTITUDE   Representative Rayburn Bring: Continued Applause With Strong Appeal for Adoption

‘LINE UP FOR FIGHT  ON RAILROAD BILL   FUR EXPECTED TO FLY DURING HOUSE DEBATE TODAY.   Members Favurable to Compromieec Measure Con@dent of Victory, Bat Opporernts Predict the Vote Will Be Close.

FAILROAD BILL AS AMENDED   FEDERAL CONTROL COST ~ GOVERNMENT $656,000,008      The Return of the Railroads to Pri. vate Ownership Wilh Not) Affect Wage Negotiations Now Pendir

Supporters Confident Compro. mise Measure Will Win House Endorsement Today.   OPPONENTS MAINTAIN THAT VOTE WILL BE CLOSE      Debate Opened Informally bat Main  Efforts Were Centered in Rallying Streneth—Three Democrats Bring Subiect and Diseussion Serves to Indicate Line-Up.

SLOW START MADE ON RAILROAD BILL IN HOUSE TODA   Representative Mann Blocks Effort to Proceed Without Reading Bills—Vote is Expected Some Time in Early Part of the Night.   ESCH DEFENDS EXPENDITURE   Says Government . Operation  Was Worth All it Cost.

DEMOCRATS ARE ; OPPOSED   REPUBLICANS TO VOTRE , FOR iT AND IT iS LIKELY TO PASS

WILL TEST METTLE TODAY ON RAIL REORGANIZATION BILL   With Support of a Few Demo crats, Republicans Hope  to Put Measure Through in  Virtually Its Present Form.

LINING UP ON RAIL BILL   Both Sides in the House Pre« pared for Big Fight on Reorganization Measure Starting Today.   LABOR DENOUNCED — FOR ITS ATTITUDE

ESUH GIVES OUTLINE OF RAIL PLAN   Chairman Says He Will Press Vote; Tells of Tahnr Provisions   EXPLAINS GUARANTEE   ‘Says $636,000,000 Will Have to be Charged Off As Loss

Jatersiate Commerce Chairinan in Opening Debate on Bill Says Net Cost of Federal Control is $636,000,000   Half of Roads Would Go Into’ Receiverships Should the Government Withdraw Its’ Guarantee, He Declares

Railroads Cost oe 636 Millions   Chairman Esch, of: Interstute Cont ymerce Committee, Says Feds ~ eval. Operntion Nenessary.

BIG RAIL FIGHT EXPECTED TODAY   Labor’s Attitude Toward Bill Ii Denounced by Representative Blanton   BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT   Supporters Believe Compromise Bill Will Easily Win House Endorsement

DEBATE OPENS — 0. VEASURE AT ~ $3 'SION TODAY   SUPPORTERS OF BILL: CONFIDENT OF PASSAGE   Opposers of Bill Voice The ‘ Objections of Crganized . Labor to Measure; Hope to  nr ’  Del>--- Passage

LINE UP- FOR LAST STAND   Members of Congress on - Both. Sides Ready to Attack the Bill

ESCH TELLS HOUSE AAIL OPERATION I WAR WORTH PRICE   Without Lines Nation Couldn't  Have Sent Soldiers Across  : to Fight, He Says ,   CONGRESS “NO SLACKER” : IN FRAMING LEGISLATION   Road Receiverships Meati Same Fate for Industries, Other Business, 1s Warning.

RAILROAD CONTROL COST COUNTRY A PRETTY PENNY   Chairman Eschi: ‘Quotes Figures Showing How Much of Farce It Has-Been All . Ayound.   SAYS. -IN--BAD SHAPE!      for All unless Guarantee of Some Kind - is   Made by Government  iTo Them.

FEDERAL CONTROL GOST THE U. 3, bub MILLION DOLLARS   Opening Debate on Railroac Bill Senator Esch Quotes Board’s Figures.   Declares It May Seem Expensive, But Was Worth the Price.

CINALFIGHT MADE ON RAILROAD BILL   Vote on Measure Not Ex pected Before Early Evening.

COST OF FEDERAL RATL OPERATION   CHAIRMAN. ESCH TELLS HOUSE THIS FACT ON OPENING ‘DEBATE ON BILL   ‘WORTH THE PRICE IS HIS OPINION   Declares All Railroad Labor Not Opposed to Bill; Fair Methods of Settling Disputes

BEGIN DEBATE OM ANIL ROA BILLS   POTH FACTIONS LINE TP IN THE HOUSE FOR FINAL SHOW. DOWN ON MEASURE,

OAYO VOTE FOR RAILWAY BILL MEANS DEFEAT   'RAYBURN URGES PASSAGE OF  MEASURE AGREED ON BY   THE CONFERENCE   Savs Union Labor Wants Road: Retained Two Years to Result In Govt. Ownership.

ie FAL BLL UP  SUPPORPERS EN Hiisd: RE CONFIDENT OF PASSAGE,   DPoemecrats Are Lined Up) Against This Meastre and May Deteat it,

PLACES RAIL LOSS AT $636,000.00   Chairman Esch Declares Railroad Administration Loses That Amount as Result of World War.

RAILROAD BILL ENEMIES LINE UP   OPPOSITION OF ORGANIZED LABOR MEASURE IS AlLMOST. SURE TO CAUSE ITS DEFEAT

FACTIONS LINE UP FOR FIGHT OVER RAIL BILL   Re-drafted Bill, Opposed by Majority of Democrats—Republicans Expect Its Passage.

DHAIRMAN ESCH OHUWS LOG3 OF 696,000,000   “MARK OFF AS A WAR_ LOSS’ He SAYS   OPENS DEBATE FOR RAILWAY LEGISLATION   Says That the Loss However Had tc Be As the Roads Were Nec.:ssary to Supply the Troops In Europe

ORGANIZED LABOR’S OPPOSITION FINDS SUPPORT IN IN ‘OUSE   INIONS PROTEST   Esch, Wisconsin Republican, Is in Charge of Meas nre.. =

For PasSage Very Soon,  THE EEGISLATION {S NEEDED ‘Witheut li The Railroads Would Suller; is Fae veciarsiion of ‘ie, Esch,

BOTH FACTIONS PREPARE FOR HARD FOUGHT BATTLE ON PENDING LEGISLATION

FEDERAL CONTROL COST SUM OF $636,000 00   Debate Over Legislation Begin: With Prospect of -Vote Late Today.

MiG FIGHT OVER RAIL BILL OPENS IN HIMISE ThA}   Supporters are Confident Measure Wiil : Win   VOTE WILL  BE CLOSE

MARK IT OFF AS WAR LOSS ADVISES -ESCH   “Expensive: But Worth. It, ‘a ' Says Chairman: Offering - Conference Report:   MEN KICK TO WILSON » ON LABOR PROVISIONS

ESCH SAYS THIS WAS A “WAR LOSS”   He Opens Debate on Return to Stockholders

LINE: UP FOR Ble BATTLE IN HOUSE ON RAIL MEASURE   DEMOCRATS ARE OPPOSED   REPUBLICANS TO VOTE FOR IT AND IT IS LIKELY TO PASS

SAVE RAILROADS OR PANIC WILL SWEEP COUNTRY   So Says Esch in Speech To day.   BANKRUPTCY IS VERY CLOSE   Says if They are Turned Back Without a Guarantee Most of Them Will Go Under.

FINAL STAGE Ur BIG IGT UN  RAILROAD Git   SHARP DIVISION OF HOUSE MEM. BERS WITH FINAL VOTE EXPECTED LATE TODAY,

OVER SIX HUNDRED PAID FOR OPERATION BY U.S. OF ROADS   Deficit Is Placed at $636,000,001 And Chairman Este Says It Was Worth It.   TALKS OF NEW RAIL BILL   Says Transportation Systems Would Have Broken Down Without Control.

BEGIN DEBATE ON ANIL AQAN BILLS   BOTH FACTIONS LINE UCP IN THE HOUSE FOR FINAL SHOW. ye VN €Iw VPA ee.

Leading Pro-League and Co» Newspaper Tells of Big Odd: Favoring Harding in All Bets

HARDING RULES STRONG FAVORITE   Odds om Wall Street Are Six te One on the Republican Candidate With the Democrats Demand ing Fight te One. .

VEN BALLOONS OTART IN RAGE   Flight Will Determine Entries for the Gordon Bennett Cup.

REGULATION OF SUGAR SUBSTITUTES IS PLAN  Food Officials Have Plan to Classify Them

REGULATE SUBSTITUTE FOR SUGAR, IS PLAN   Use Due to Sugar Shortage Causes Need of Regulation,

Naturalization Hearings Will Be Passed Upon by Judge Hutchinson and Commissioner Bode on Wed nesday.—Ida County Sues Plymouth

SETTLE FEW CASES   KINGSLEY:ELLSWORTH ‘DAMAGE SUITS DISMISSED   COURT ADJOURNS UNTIL TUESDAY   Naturalization Hearings Will Be PasSed Upon -by Judge Hutchinson and Commissioner Bode on Wed. “nesday.—Ida County Sues Plymouth

TRADE DISCUSSED AT FINANCIAL -MEETIN   Delegates Talk on Measures . for Beating Down of Barriers to Commerce

NATIONS LAY BALANCE [FECTS ON TABLE   Brussels Conference Held to Solve European Opuntries’ Probems.

EUROPE LAYS DOWN ITS BALANCE SHEETS   Nations Show Result of the High Cost of Living—New States Must Lean on Older Nations for a While.

JAIL BREAKERS WERE INCLUDED IN BANGIT GANG   Descriptions of Bank Robbers indicate Trio From Port Clinton Jail Took Part  No Trace of Delta, Ohio, Bank Robbers Found.

JAIL BREAKERS WERE INCLUDED IN BANCIT GANG   Descriptions of Bank Robbers indicate Trio From Port Clinton Jail Took Part  No Trace of Delta, Ohio, Bank

NOT TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT   Martin W. Littleton Says Albany In. vestigation Will Place Socialists Where They Belong.

SOCIALISTS ARE ON TRIAL   Albany Investigation Not a Tempest in Teapot, Says Littleton.

LABOR SECRETARY WILL INVESTIGATE COAL SITUATION   Bituation In Anthracite . Field To Be Probed ak Soon, ,

Definition of Wilson’s Stand on Col  lective Bargaining Expected After   Secretary of Labor Completes Ilis Survey,

CHANGE INOCOMMAND.   ‘Rear Admirat Halstead Sent To Sar Francisco,

TWO MORE VOTES FOR WOOD.   Foerth Teuneusce Dtetrict Instrects im Bie Faver.

LLOYD ADVOCATES OVERTHROW GOVT,   Says Has More Respect Fo. Red Flag Than For Old Glory

MILLIONAIRE LABOR TRIAL S OPENED   Lloyd Is Charged with - Advocating Overthrow of Gov rr a

UPEN TRIAL OF PARLOR SOVIETS   Charged With Advocating the overthrow of Government by Force and Looting Banks.

MILLIONAIRE ON TRIAL AT CHICAGO   fs Charged With Advocating Ovserihrow of the Government by kerce

BLOWING UP BANK‘ COMMUNISTPLANG, CHARGED IN TRIAL   Complete Destruction of Al Government Advocated by Reds, Says Prosecutor.   MILLIONAIRE MEMBER OF PARTY PLACED ON TRIAL   Claim Defendant Stated He Had More Respect for Red Flag Than for U. S. Flac.

MILLIONAIRE RED PLAGED CN TRIAL “AS COMMUNIST   Prosatutor ons Defendant

EAPEGTO TU GUNVILT WEALTHY COMMUNIST  States Attor ney Says He Has   States Attorney Says He Has Radical Utterances By W. L. Bross.   WILL . TRY 37 OTHERS

Red Plot to Overthrow U.S. Charged   BANKS AND ARMORIES TC BE BLOWN UP, COURT TOLD AT TRIAL.

COMMUNIST IS NOW ON TRIAL   It Is Alleged Lloyd Advacated Overthrow _ of Government

TRIAL OF W.B. LLOYD IS BEGUN IN CHICAS   Milkonaire Communist Party Man Charged With Utterances ” Against Government, _

COMMUNIST: TO TRIAL   ADVOC ‘ATE OF- ROUGH STUFF IS THE CHIEF CHARGE   _ ! E Party Relieves In Blowing Up  “Banks and Overthrow of Con’ xtitated. Rule

GUMMUNTG To AT BAR ON CHARGE (IF GONSPIRAG   Prosecuting Attorney Charges Millionaire and Associates with Advocating Forcible Overthrow of Government

BEGIN TRIAL Ut  OMMUNTS TnL FOR CONSPIRACY   PHARGED WITH PREACHING ANARCHY AND REVOLUTION AGAINST GOVERNMENT.

PAINTS LLOYD A VIVID RED   Prosecuting Attorney Tells o! Activities of Millionaire Socialist.

COMPLAINTS CONFLICTING RATE SITUATION HEARD   Both Road and State Commis sions Argue Before Interstate Commerce Body.

DAMAGE AT ELDORADO   Lightning Struck Gil Tack Caus_. ing $220,000 Loss

Wild Scenes Attend Police Renrisals   SMUGGLED DRUGS ARE SEIZED IN TOLEDO

PASTOR DENOUNCES INTERCHURCH DRIV!   Declares Supporters Do No Believe in Christ's Coming,

CHURCH MOVERENT IS DENOUNCED BY ~ NEW YORK PASTOR   Declares “That If Person: Believe in Coming ‘o! Christ They Should No Contahule”

PASTOR HARSHLY ATTACKS GREAT CHURCH DRIVE   “Don’t Contribute a Dollar,” “Cries Dr. Haldemanin Naw Yoart Prlrnit

PRICES @F POTATOES, EGGS, ONIONS, TO FAL   Milwaukee Cornad/ ! Kixplain Why Dectine  E Te. Aerie.  Merchant: ix Dac

TEXAS PRIMARY FIGURES   Joseph W. Bailey and Pat M. Neff Are Still Leading for Governor

SPECIAL SESSION UP ~ TO-GOVERNOR GOODRI!   [Republican Leaders Advise Him  to Avoid Calling Session     If Possible.

SPECIAL SESSION UP 10 GOVERNOR   Believed Call Will Not Be Issued Follewing Decision Reached at Conference of Leaders Yesterday.

Far West City  Is Buzzing As Visitors Come   Convention Atmosphere Grips Great Metropolis On the Pacific   MORE DELEGATES; MORE CONFUSION   Little Idea As To Ultimate Nominee—Glass Will Be Big Factor

WILSON TO KEEP IN TOUGH WITH  COAST BY PHONE   Special Wire Make Possible Addressing — Convention.   DELEGATES ARRIVING   Glass On Hand With “Virginia Platform” 0.K’d By Wilson.

Leader of the wigwam forces refuses to talk, as usual   Prospects are “Virginia Platform” will be adopt_ ed after short fight

SOME FORMER McADOO SUPPORTERS MAKING NEW ALIGNMENTS.   OTHERS, HOWEVER, THINK HE WILL RUN IF DRAFTEL

WILSON WiLL BOSS THE JOB   Private Telephone Wires to the Meeting Place

DELEGATES ARE POURING  INTO FRISCO   Wilson Following, Prepares to Stand or Fall By Virginia  Platform.

WHICH MAY BE FOUGHT OUT FLOOR  OF OE ve nienee fee,   Disagreement Over - League and Other Platform Planks Relegate Subject of a Candidate to: Back rround.

WHICH MAY BE FOUGHT OUT ON FLOOR OF CONVENTION, - “i   Disagreement Over. League and Oth - Platform Planks Relegate Subject of a Candidate to “Back:  ocranndga.

WET OR DRY BATTLE TO BE FOUGHT OUT BY ONE COMMITTEE   Democratic National Convention May Encounter a Storm Before It is Done ~   NAME OF McADOO TO APPEAR BEFORE BODY

DUTLAW STRIKERS DENIED WEARIN   RAILWAY LABOR BOARD REFUSES TO CONSIDER PETITION PRE. SENTED BY MEN,

STRIKERS HAVE NO STANDING IN BOARD'S PROBES   Railroad Insurgents Will Not Be Heard at Chicago.

sectcnntmvates rome nme tcenennun tne ane RAIL OUTLAWS LOSE AGAIN.

GRUNAU ONUBBEL BY LABOR BOARD   Refuses Hearing to Leader o Outiaw Railroad Strike.

R. R. LABOR BOARD REFUSES HEARING TO YARDMEN’S PRESIDEN’   Little Headway Made Wednesday in Settling Wage Difficulties

Baptist t Hospital  ee for New Orleans        Southern Baptist Convention Recomamends Hospital to Cost $1,500,000 to Ba Located in New Orleans. °

BAPIISTS MAY BUILD HOSPITAL   New Orleans Selected As Home But Sufficient Support Must Be Accorded.

Baptist 3 Hospital  2 New Orleans   Southcrn Baptist Couventian Kecoumends Wespital te Cost $1,500,000 to Be Located in Nev Orleans,

WELL BUILD -- BIG HOSPITAL   Money Is Unanimously ‘Voted: to the Baptist Misssions Board

DAPTIOTS DETERMINE TO BUILD HOSPITAL COSTING QVER MILLIGK   ‘DR. GRONER SAYS DENOMINA. TIONS PRESENT FACILITIES  ARE INADEQUATE.

Youthful Members of Live Stock Clubs Are Increasing in Numbers and Are Doing Their Share in Keeping lowa in the Front Rank.

HOPE OF THE FARM   BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS ARE NO. TICEABLE FACTOR   HAD MANY EXCELLENT EXHIBITS   Youthful Members of Live Stock Clubs Are Increasing in Numbers _and Are Doing Their Share in Keeping lowa in the Front Rank.

Delaware i is Staging   Bitter Suffrage Figh   Both Sides: Claim Gains in Day’s Develop: -ment. Fate of the Women to Vote at the Primaries in June Now in Doubt. Women Hoping for the Best.

UFF STRUGGLE IN DELAWARE Ta ACTUALLY BEGU   Ratification Resolution Is Introduced in Both Houses:  - Both Factions Claim They Have Made Gains.

BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT OF THE GUTCOME   Points Scored in Suffrage Fight in Delaware Legislature,

ON LITTLE DELAWARE 1S HANGING FATE OF SUFFS   BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAINS IN ) EARLY SKIRMISH-«DOWN IN  CONNECTICUT, GOVERNOR [5  REFUSING SPECIAL SESSION

(iovernor Marets HL, Holcomb Flatly Kefuses to Call Special Session of tonnecticnt General A®sembly to (et on Amendment, De«pite Urging of Republican State Convention,

SUFFRAGE GETS SEVERE SETBACK —INCONNECTICUT   Governor Refuses to Call Special Session of  Legislature.

DELAWARE STILL IN THROES OF THE: SUFFRAGE BATTLE   Suff Bills Introduced in Both Houses. Would Delay Action Till Next Week. Opponents Want Action: Friday.   CONN. GOV. REFUSES   Says te, Adopt Amendment by ‘Gen. eral Assembly Would Violate the Constitution. Refuses to Call Special Session.

Suffrage Friends and Foes Claim Delaware Victory; Vote Imminen   Suffragist Leaders Are Said t he Favoring Delay in the Vote.

DELAWARE SUFFRAGE IS STILL UNCERTAIN   Both Friends and Foes are  ¢ “Claiming Ultimate { Victory

nT. COPFMAN FORMER SULLIVAN RESIDENT HEADS MANUFACTURING CONCERN   RAILROADS “BUY PRODUCT

R. 'E. COFFMAN FORMER SULLIVAN RESIDENT HEADS MANUFACTURING CONCERN   PAILAOADS ‘BUY PRODUCT

PERSHING AND FOCH IN CLASHES ON MANY POINTS   ‘NEW FRENCH WAR BOOK RE VEALS MANY HISTORIC FACTS.   WHAT THE YANKS DID IN ARGONNE

AMERICAN COMMANDER OFTED HAD TO INSIST THAT HIS VIEWS BE RESPECTED.   ISOQUGHT TO SAVE HIS BOYS   Refusey to Permit the United States Army to be Split up by the French Generalissimo.

Tennessee Anti-Suffs Demand Withdrawal of  Gubernatorial Nominee

NK Ne Sh Pe eee aS Ae See , Am 78s F  PPA PAL PL PBDI LL AAA A  ANTI-SUPEPRAGISTS ARE FIGURING ON A BOL’

DRASTIC TERMS DFALLIERNOTE   To Turkey Will-be Followed By Drastic Action If It Becomes Necessary.   ‘OPINION CHANGING REGARDING THE TURKS   Massacre of Christians by the  Turks Has Caused a Re wnleinn of Feeling.

‘WETS’ WIN   Federal Judge Enjoins Enforcement of Valstead Prohibition Act.

CANNOT ENFORCE CRY. LAW IN WISCONSIN   GEIGER STOPS FEDFRAT OFFICERS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENY IN WESTERN DISTRICT

MARKED DECLINE JS REPORTED   Pound Sterling and Am. erican Dollar Register Loss in Value

WORLD MOVEMENT GETS GOOD START   MANY QUOTAS WERE SUB: SCRIBED ON OPENING DAY OF DRIVE   Representatives — “All Churches in Movement at Union Meeting Last Night   Christian People of Lawrence Responded to Appeals for Church Support

WORLD MOVEMENT CETS GOOD START   MANY QUOTAS WERE SUB: SCRIBED ON OPENING. DAY OF DRIVE   REPORTS: WERE GIVEN   Representatives of ‘All Churches in Mévement at Union Meeting Last Night   Christian People of Lawrence Responded to Appeals for Church Support

MILLER BUYS THE CEDAR VALLEY   Denl Was Closed Saturday Whereby Clermont Concern Secures Local Lighting System

STATE EDUCATIONAL WEEK.   Interest In the Public School Situation in the State.

SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE   Deputy. Tried to fucile Troops to Disobedience in The Future.

Indorsement of Appeal t ‘Troops Stirs French Chamber.   AN EFFORT TO PUNISH   Removal of Parliamentary Immunity Demanded in Members’ Case.

SOCIALISTS IN. FRANCE BALK   65 Deputies Stand by Mem ber Accused of Inciting a Mutiny

KAPP CABINET PLANNED 10 G0 TO WAR AGAIN   Chancellor Bauer Declares Purpose of the New Government Was War For Revenge,   TO REORGANIZE CABINET   Berlin Still Under Guard of the Troops—Kapp’s Troops Kill Citizens as They Retired.

OLE GANG OFHUNS SOUGHT WAR OF REVENGE AND A SECOND GREAT CATACLYSH

BAUER CHARGES WARIS SOUGHT   Dr.. Kapp . Would Precipitate Country Into Another Cataclysm, He Asserts.   MORE REPORTED KILLED

New War Against Late Foes Was Object of Revolt in Germany, Premier Baur, of Government, Says.   MUST PUNISH PLOTTERS, HE STOUTLY DECLARES   Situation in Germany Grows More Serious and Bloodshed on Increasing Scale Is Reported From Cities .

WAR OF REVENGE WAS SCHEME OF KAP GOVERNM'T      PITILESS PUNISHMENT OF LEADERS I$ JEMAND OF THE CABINET MINISTER   Socialists, Nationalists and Center Party are Unanimous in Condemning Revolt, Swiss Advices Declare—Ebert Government Returns to Berlin on Saturday.

WAR COST U. S. $24,010,000,000   Net Cost to American Gov ernment Fixed by Sec Houston Today   Represents “Adjusted” Ex pendilure of Treasury, He Says tn Reporl

NET COST OF WAR TO ‘U.S. 24 BILLIONS   Secretary Houston Presents Statistics.

WAR WITH GERMANY COST UNCLE ‘SAM: 24 BILLIONS. REPORTS U. S: TREASUR’

WAR COST US 24 BILLIONS   According to Figures Just Made Public.   USED 91-2 BILLIONS MORE   But That Amount Was Loaned to Foreign Countrics, and Will Be Repaid.

cra Sag RaeRianenentmiiemminath Sam ss. a <c.caess cameeemaianemmanemamanemeteamnd AMERICA PAYS 24 BILLIONS FOR PART IN WORLD WAR

Houston Fixes Net Cost of the War to United States at $24,010,000,000

Net Cost of War Over _ Twenty-Four Billions, Houston Report Shows

FIXES NET MONEY COST OF WAR TO... AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. $24,010,000,000.

UU! Ul HWA 100. U,  $36,078,000,000 THE TOTAL FXPENTITIIRE   Complete Total is Announcec By Secretary Houston To day.—Cost of Peace Missior To Europe Was Over a Mil  Tenn Tynllare

NET COST  -OFTHEWAR ~<-94 BILLION   AND TEN MILLION TO THE AMERICAN GOV ERNMENT;

$24,010,000,6¢000ST OF WAR TO THE HL,   All Expenditires Totaled feat 39 Billions,

WAR COST AME RIGA 74 0, 000, G00. Ut   SECRETARY HOUSTON EESTI MATES ACTUAL COST OF WAR TO UNITED STATES.

COST OF WAR TO AMERICA   Secretary Houston Fixed Expease Above Twenty-four Billions.

TREMENDOUS WAS COST OF THE WAR   Secretary Houston Says Net Amount Was 24 Billions of Dollars, ’   LOANS TO OTHER NATIONS   Total Expenditures During War Were Thirty Eight Billions. Makes Certain Reduction From Final Figures.

COST OF THE WAR   Secretary Houston Says It Nets a Little More Than 2¢= billions.

COLOSSAL SUM SPENT DURING LATE CONTESI   Secretary Houston Urges Radical Revision of Tax. Methods for Revenue   RECOMMENDS LEVY _ ON MANY LUXURIES

$24,010,000,000. Net GST OF WHR mg      Complete Total is Announced _ By Secretary Houston: T¢ day.—Cost of Peace Missio To Europe Was Over a Mil  lion Dollars.

NET WAR GOST TO U5. 24 BILLION   Houston Reports on Financial Outlay of Government.   WILSON IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   President Reports Cost of American Peace Commission as $1,651,191— Missions to Germany and Russia tnciuded.

REASURY CHIEF IN REPORT  IRGES REPEAL. OF EXCESS PROFITS AND LUXURY TAXES   wision of Whole Tax System. on Basi: ‘of’ Annual Levy. of Four Billion DoHars for Four Years, Plan

deb. HOUOIK DAYS ANERIGA GAN NOW CUI NWN TAXES   May Lop Off Excess Profits Levy and Scratch Certain Luxuries   SODA FOUNTAIN TAX MAY BE ELIMINATED   Would Have Annual Levy of Four Billions for Four Years

$24,010,000,000COST OF WAR TO AMERICA   FIGURES GIVEN TODAY BY SECRETARY HOUSTON.

GOST OF WAR °. OVER 24 BILLIONS      TOTAL OUTLAY FROM APRIL 1917, TO JUNE 30, 1919, Z_ $38,696,601 2,885.

NET GOST OF WAR TO AMERICA WAS $74 010,000.00   Deduction of $9,523,000,000 For Loans

NET COST OF WAR 10 UNITED STATES $24,010,000 000   Over Nine Billions Loaned t Foreign Governments Not Included.   THIS AMOUNT WILL BE REPAID TO OUR GOV’   Secretary of the Treasur Houston Submits His Annual Report.

COST OF WAR TO. THF. AMERICAN   $9,933,000,000 LOANED TO OTHER GOVERNMENTS   Pension Roll Grows Less: Survivors of World Wa; Not on List; Dependents Alone Carried.

WAR COST UL S.   secretary of Treasury Gives Financial Outlay of American Government.

WAR COST 15 FIXED AY $24,010,000,000   TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR PE RLOD OF CONFLICT WERE $38,830,812,805.

WAR COST 10 U.S. TOTALS $24 010,000, 00(   Secretary of Treasury Gives Financial Outiay of American Government.   EXPENSE OF PEACE MISSION   President Wilson in Special Message Gives Complete Outlay of American Peace Work Abroad—Total Expenditures $1,651,191.

BURN PRIDE OF THE U. S. NAVY   Civil War Flag Ship Destroy. ed and Copper Hull Junked.

SPADING FORKS $1.50 VALUE SPECIAL AT 98c  STERRETT HOW. CO. 5-6-d1-ad\   FOR SALE

PRESIDENT CONDEMNED.   Peace Treaty Attacked and Railroad Law Commended by Senator Cummins.

CUMMINS SCORES WILSON MYSTERY INCONSISTENCY   Says Administration Has Punished Us for All Our Sins

Two Conventions Denounce And Praise Administration   eenator Cummins, in Keynote Speech to Iowa G. O. P. Condemns Wilson for ‘Eight Years of Mystery, Uncertainty, Inconsistency and Twisting and Turning’; Missouran Demands Treatv and Teague.

PEACE TREATY AND PRESIDENT WILSON RAPPED BY CUMMINS   Towa Senator. In “Stirring Speech Declares County Has Earned Emanicipation From Wilsénism.   NEW RAIL LAW: COMMENDED

AN END TO ~ MYSTERY   Seraior Cummins “Says {t  Time For a Republican President.

NEED REPUBLICAN IN WHITE HOUSE   Sen. Cummins. Condemns Treaty and President.   Republicans Responsib!e for Railroad Law, Which “Is a Great Forward Step.”

CUMMING GRILLS PRCOIDENT AND PEAGE TREATY   Says Pact Contains ‘Un. constitutional and Trea: sonable Provisions,” In ¢ Spneech at Des Moines.

PEACE TREATY IS CONDEMNED   Senator Cummins Says II Is-‘High Time for a Re publican President.   SPEAKS BEFORE _  IOWA CONVENTION

UGC OO SEEN BY CUMMINS   Senator Condemns Peac: Treaty and Commends New Railroad Law,

PUMBINS WANTS PRESIDENT OF «DIOHT MIND”   Yowa Senaior Tells State Repub lican Coavention That § Year: of Uncertainty is Punishment Enouch for “Our Sins” -

“EYEAR MYSTERY SEEN YN WILSON BY SEN. CUMMING   Towa Republican Condemn President; Sces Issue      on Treat

RESOLUTE HOLDS AMERICA’S CUP   Lipton’s Big Green Challenger Is Outsailed in Final Race Off Sandy Hook.   ADMITS BEST BOAT WON

Pld TO WREST GUP FROM ANE AGE   Resolute Takes Deciding Race and Retains the Yachting Trophy   Leads Shamrock Over the Finish Mark by More than Mile

HARBOR BOATSMEN TO. 60 ON STRIKE   ee  OTHER ORGANIZATIONS VOTE TO SUPPORT MOVEMENT, IS » REPORT

CALL STRIKE FOR NEW YEAR   Harber Beatsmen'’s Union of New Yerk Vettes te Reject Now Working Agreement. ~

HARMONY AMONG WOMEN TASK CF SUB-COMMITTEE   “Adequate Representation” o “Dual Control” Problems for the Convention.

COMMITTEE OF MERE MEN- HAVE WORK ANEAD RECONCILING. “SCHOOLS IF FEMALE THOWGHT”

FAIL TO MAP OUT WOMEN’S PROGRAM   Ropublicane Seeking Definite Agreement on Part Women Will Play Can't Reach Decisien.

Complete Text of the WilsonLeagueof Nations, With Lodge Reservations   The Next President of the United States

Complete Text of the WilsonLeagueot Nations, With Lodoe Reservations

WATER POWER BILL SHGNED   President Approves Fou Measures; Rest Are Discarded.

WATER POWER BILL HAS BEEN SIGNED   Opens Up Vast Resources Measure Had Been Ten  Years Pending.

WATERPOWER BILL BECOMES A LAW AFTER 10 YEARS   Prsident Signed Measure Prior to June 11 is Announcement.   SEVERAL BILLS UNSIGNED

BILL Ta ENAGTED AFTER 10 YEARS   President Approves Water Power Measure   SIGNS 7 OTHER. BILLS   Resolutions Repealing War Time Laws and Providing for Negotiations with Canada on Pulp Wood Embargo Fail—Announcement Made Yesterday at White House

SIGNS WATER POWER EILL   But President Fails to Sign Pulp Wood and Road Machinery Bills.

ANCIENT WATERPOWER BILL BECOMES & LAW   MEASURE TEN YEARS PENDING IN CONGRESS IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT.   Acts Repealing Most of Wartime Laws and Creating Print Paper Commission Not Approved.

WATER POWER MEASURE A LAW   Wilson Signs BIN That Was Ten Yaars in the Making,   WARTIME LEGISLATION STAND

BILL TEN YEARS  MAKING FINALLY HAS BECOME LAW   Water Power Measure Was Signed by the President Prior to June 11.   MARTIME LAWS REPEAL RESOLUTION NOT APPROVED   One Providing for Negotiation: With Canada Relative t Embargo on Shipment o: Wood Pulp to United State: Also Failed of Signature.

WATER POWER BILL SIGNED BY WILSON   After Ten Years Develop. ment Measure Is Now Considered Law   VETOS JOINT RESOLUTION   Seven Other Acts of Recent Congress Approved by President

SEVERAL BILLS NOT olGNED BY THE PRESIDEN   Affixes His Signature to the Water Power Measure, But Resolution Repealing War-Time Laws Unsigned

WATER POWER BILL SIGNED BY PRES, WILSON   Ten (Other Measures Hecelved His ~ Munature Late Friday After. noon

WATER POWER BILL HAS BECOME A LAW   ——  TARDY APPROVAL GIVEN FO If SY THE PRESIDENT.   Aspoeeserment at White Heuse of Sigeiag Frier te Jueme 1 i—<eeaeent Deated to Repeal of Wartime lawe.

TERPOWER BILL HAS BECOWE LAV   Announcement Made That Wil son Signed Measure.   OTHER ACTION REVEALED   President Failed to Approve Joint Resolution Repealing Most of War-Time Legislation—-No Explanation Given of Delay in Announcing Opin. ian of Chief Executive.

WATER POWER BILL 1 SIGNED BY PRESIDENT AND HAS BECOME LAN   i DID NOT SIGN RESOLUTION RPEPEALING WAR TIME LAWS   Among Me rcs Approved Was One Reimbursing McGarvey For Set of Teeth Lost in Accident,

WATER POWER BILL IS  FINALLY MADE A LAY   But President Did Not Sign Joint Resolution Repealing War-Time Legislation.

WATER POWER BILL AND SEVEN OTHERS SIGNED BY WILSON   President Fails to Indorse Joint Resolution Repealing War Time Laws—Two Other  Measures Unsigned.

WILSON APPROVED      ‘Seven Others Get Hia His Siggagare: Bist _ Repzal of Wartime Laws” as

PRESIDENT SIGNS WATER POWER Bil   Fails to Sign War Laws Re. peal Bill and Gther Im-' portant Measures.

PRESIDENT olbN WATER POWER BILL AT LAST MINUTE   MEASURE WAS SIGNED PRIOR TE JUNE 11 SAYS) ANNOUNCEMENT.   TEN: YEARS IN MAKING   Joint Resolution Repealing Most of War Time Laws and Underwood Proposed Pulp Paper Act Lost.

FIND STINKING SMUT   First Case in: Douglas County Wheat Is Reparted .

_ S$. 10028, OF CHICAGO, SETS “NE WORLD'S RECORD AT . » GLYMPIO GAMES

AMERICAN JUMPS INTO THE LEAD   OLYMPIC CONTESTS STARTED AT ANTWERP—AMERICANS ARE TAKING EVERYTHING

U.S. ATHLETES SWEEP.TO LEAL   Wonderful “Performance ir Huridréd-Meter Dash and in Hurdles Gives Yanks. Lead.   JOE. “RAY ‘JS ‘INJURED

AMERICAN LEAD IN < OLYMPIC CONTEST:   Make New World's ‘Record in 400 Meter Hurdie—Rasy Winners in 1O0-Merer Dash.

EDERAL RE: SERVE ACT SI00D TEST    Prevented Bankruptcy During the Great   War   COUNTRY’S FINANCE NOW ESTABLISHED   Republicans Would Not Repeal Democratic Measure

RESERVE ACT SAVES COUNTRY FROM RUIN   Currency Legislation was one oi! First Things the Democrats Gave the Country. Stood Test   RADS WOULDN'T REPEAL I

 AIRPLANE FALL KILLS WOMAN   Machine Drops in Washington Fog in Heavily Wooded Country and Hite Tree.

FRANCE NEEDS SUGAR   Famine Is Likely to Last for Three \ ars.   Shelis Render the Ground Unfit for the Production of Beets.

rs" SUGAR   rakely to Last for V.atee Years,   the Production of  pine the Grouna Unfit for ‘ Beeta

FRANCE NEEDS SUGAR   Famine Is Like'y * to Last ‘for:  oo. Thee Years,   ‘Shells: ‘Render ‘the Ground ‘Unfit. for : the Production of ae avi Deets. by ge

HARDING PLAN IS OUTLINED   Prepared to Open Negotiations With Foreign Nations for Association to Prevent War.

WARSHIP SPEEDED   U. S. Dreadnaught Ordered te Chile on Short Notice.

0 PER OENT OF OUTLAWS" BACK.  BY UNITED PRESS. TLACED WIRE TH TRIBUNE

NINE GERMANS AND FRENCH TROOPER KILLED IN CLASH   Fight Between Strikers Whe Refused to Handle Polish Munitions and French Soldiers Occurs At Kattowitz Ia Upper Silesia.

FRENCH CLEAN UP DANG Ur GEHMANS WhO ARE UNAUL'   Striking Teutons Refused to  Handle Munitions For the — Poalee   ATTACK THE FRENCH

NINE GERMANS AND ONE_ FRENCH SOLDIER SLAIN DURING SILESIAN RIO’   Fighting Starts When Teuton Workers Who Op. posed Handling Munitions for Poland Attack Troops Occupying District

FRENCH SOLDIERS IN CLASH WITH GERMAN   Nine Germans And A French Trooper Killed In’ Upper Silesian Town.

GERMANS CLASH WITH THE FRENCH   MACHINE GUNS AND GRENADES USED TO QUELL. A STRIKE,

Aid? VAT RAE  Astor’s Buchan Finished First But Was Disqualified

BANK ROBBERS ROUTED   Money Stolen from Cleveland Bank Recovered.

Qne Robber Is Slain, ° Wounded, 4 Citizens Shot At Bedford   999,979 CASH TAKEN RECOVERED IN MELEE   Cleveland, Akron Poltee Aid Search For Desperate Fugitives

CITIZENS KILL ONE BANK BANDIT AND RECOVER HUGE ROLL   Bedford, Cleveland Suburb is Scene of Running Battle of Guns   FOUR CROOKS ESCAPE

Courareous Citizens of Bee ford Onen Fire on Men Who Were - Forced to Tlee.

DANK BANDITS FOILED BY GUN PLAY WOUNDED   Four Robbers Are In Hiding Near Scene Of ~ Holdun.   CITIZENS END PLOT   Attempt to Rob Bank*Neat Cleveland Results In Kailure.

A \ Big. Celebration - Here July Fifth   Horse BRacts, Baseball, Fire Work -Sirecet Dance and Mertial Music.

IOWA MASONS HONOR DES MOINES MEMBER   Dr. Jesse West Elected Grant Master Of State Lodge; To Meet At Waterloo.

BERGDOLL CASE GOES TO DEPARTMENT OF — JUSTICE AT ONCE   Evidence Connecting Several Persons and Recommending Disciplinary Action is Forecasted in the Report Made Public by Baker,

POLES LOSE IN BATTLES  WITH REDS   FIERCE FIGHTING NOW RAGING ON NORTHERN END OF THE RUSSO-POLISH FRONT.   ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIAKS   Brings Bolshevik Armies Within Thirty Miies of Warsaw, the Polish Capital.

BERLIN PAPERS FAIL TO ISSUE   Technica! Men Decline to Do Work of Striking Clerical Staffs and are Dismissed.

DE VALERA NOT IN NEW ROCHELLE   MRS. JAMES M. M’GUIRI DENIES NEWSPAPER REPORTS.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL POLITIC CAYS MYERS   Montana Solon Denounces Bonus Plan As Scheme to Buy The Soldier Vote.  Supporters Lose in Vote To   Supporters Lose in Vote To Suspend Rules.

SOLDIER BONUS BIL! POLITICS SAYS MYERS   Montana Solon Denounces Bonus Plan As Scheme to Buy The Soldier Vote.  wie a eee  Giinnnrtere ace in Vote To

County Auditor Receives Certified List of Condidates from State and Is Getting Ready for Election.      County Auditor “Invites All Ladies Who Expect to Vote to Get Familiar With the Machines.

Bill Brennan Wants. .. . Another Chanc«   Knocked Out in Twelfth Round 1; Juck Dempscy, But Is Not Satisfied

BRENNAN, BEATEN IN 12 ROUNDS, SEEKS NEW FIGHT   Dempsey Admits Opponent is Hard Man to Whip—Right to Heart Did the Trick.   ‘RECEIPTS OF BATTLE  TOTALED $209,852.50   Jack Starts for Pacific Coast and Will Get Ready for Willard Fight.

says He Was Surprised When Referee Motioned Him to His Corner in the Twelfth Round.

BRENNAN STAYS IN FIGHT 12 ROUNDS   Tougher Than I Expected” Says ~ Demprey, Who Claims He Wha  not in Good Condition,

BRENNAN WANTS ANOTHER WHACK AT THE CHAMB   Promoters Clean Up $13,000 On Big Bout in New York

ohenieW STILL GAME   CHICAGO PUGILIST WANTS AN. OTHER CHANCE AT DEMPSEY.   Declares He Was Surprised When th Referee Motioned Him to His Corner,

BRENNAN KIVOCKED. OUT BY DEMPSEY   Twelfth Round Necessary to Put Out the Contender. — Dempsey Says He Was Lots Tougher Than He Expected. Brennan Wants Another Go

BRENNAN WANTS T0 MEET JACK DEMPSEY AGAIN      “ AM NOT SATISFIED CHAMPION IS MY SUPERIOR," FALLEN VICTIM SAYS AFRTHR POTTT

BILL BRENNAN AFTER MORE   Says He Wishes Another Try at Champion.

BRENNAN WANTS ANOTHER MATCH WITH DEMPSE}   Not Satisfied That Champion Is His Suverior — Receipts  Total $200,000.

Bill Brennan ‘Wants » “... Another. Chance   Knocked “Ont in Twelfth ‘Round by Jack Dempsey, But Is Not Satisficd

BILL SURPRISED JACK DEMPSEY   CHAMPION FOUND THE BOY . RATHER (HARD TO’ HIT. .   OUT IN THE TWELFTH   THE FIGHT RAN LONGER THAN - DHE FANS EXPECTED.      During Two or Three Rounds The Challenger Had Best of it and He Wil Tre again.

SERIOUS CHARGE ~ACAINST MILLER   Hanover Painting Contractor Appears at Important Hearing Here.   HELD ¥OR ADAMS COURT

UNUSUAL CHARGE AGAINST PAINTES   Hanover Man Held for Adam: County Court — Crippled Bonneauville Girl Figures in Case Against Him.

WIRELESS MEN DEMAND MORE.   Operators on Shipping Board Vessels Want Large Increases.

WIRELESS MEN ASK INCREASE   ist> to Seventy-five Dolliurs More  an *tlouth Demended.

Ask New Trial kor Rufe King         Motion Filed at, Lyndon Today— King Out on $45,006" Bond, i  . Itestunes or Job,

ALBION C0. 10. “BY Pc. Gud REDWOGD £0   Deal. Involves. $4,000, ~~ 000 and Includes Big — BodyofTimber «= ,

REDWOOD £0   Deal Involves $4,000,~ 000 and Includes Big Body of Timber a,

WILSON ACCEPTS CLUB’S BID   -Presidgrt Becomes Life Member of 2 National Democratic Or.

WILSON ACCEPTS CLUB’S Bip   President Becomes Life Member of National Democratic Or. ganization,

a a  MRS. MINER TO - HEAD DAUGHTERS   Convention Journeys to Mt. Vernon tc Lay Wreaths on Washington's Vues: Connecticut Wins.

CASUALTY LIST HEAVY   BAN CUPID'S RECORD SHOWS THERE WERE 3,708.   That Number of Feminine Hearts Were Captured During War By Uneie Sam's Fighters.

MONEY ‘FARM MORTGAGE LOANS of $2,000 and up. Prompt service. CONFIDENTIAL. HANNA & HALL, Delphi, Ind.   Number of Feminine Hearts  Captured Buring the War

Democratic Nominee Will Direct His Own Campaign From “Trail’s End,’ His Country Home Near Dayton—No “Front Porching”’ Declares Ed Moore.

Secretary E. G. Hoffman, of Indiana, May Be Retained Because of Indiana’s Stragetic Flop to Cox.

HANOVER TRUST SOLVENT STATES THE PRESIDEN]   Chielinski Insists That Depositers Will Get Not Only Principal but Interest as Well.

jor ao   AUDITOR WILL HAVE REPOR? READY SOON.   Ponsl. Insists Firm Is Solvent but Federal Authorities Check Up Just the Same, -

ALL: NEW ENGLAND GETS  EXCITED OVER. 6. PONZ   qeiches With’ Keenest Interést the Developments in Ponzi’s Dreait..

PONZI BUBBLE BURSTS, INVESTORS HOLD SACK   LIABILITIES ARE ALREADY FOUND AGGREGATE SEVEN MILLION   Ponzi Claims Assets of Four MilHions—Forty Thoxsand Investors Interested

AWAIT OUTCOME OF PROBE INTO PONZI'S DEALS   Financial District of Boston Fears’Effect May Be Se-, verely Felt

BUBBLES    New Eogtand fs Waiting Outcome of Ponzt Scheme.   MILLIONS -WERE INVESTED   People Hada Desire to Get Ric Quick and They Took ‘Chance On It.

PONZ] SURRENDERED BY BONDSMEN IN BOSTON   Fifty Larceny Charges Placec Against Him; Others Are To Be Arrested

40,000 Investors Said To Have ‘Contributed From $15,609,900 To $20,000,000 « *

MORE ARRESTS IN PONZI CRASK ARE TO OCCUR   40,000 investors Contributed $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 To “ Wizard.” _  Other Frauds to be Probed Whithant Nalav ”

RUSSIA AND POLAND HAVE SIGNED PEACI      Other War Clonds Have Gathered i -Hithuania Where Troups Are Being Drafted.

eran apn nee ee  GO P, BALANCE $70,592   Supplementary Statement Showa the _ Largest. Now Contrib  ; tion ia : S10.780 =.

FRENCH TIGER ’ IS BACK HOME   Ex Premier Clemenceau Re. turns From Trip to Egypt.

TIGER RETURN FAUM EGYPT FD AVOIDS PHBL   Clemenceau Refuses to Tall on Results of Journey; Has  Recovered, From Illness

JOHNSON AHEAD IN NEBRASKA   Attorney General Palmer Likewise Is Eeading Alabama Primaries with Watson Sccond.

JOHNSON STILL IN LEAD,   Wood Second Highest in Ne. braskn—Hryan to be Dele. gate at Large,

CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT BRUSSELS   France and England Agree Upon Point; .. _

TOO MUCH LANGUAGI   And Not Enough Work Gov ernor Tells Grocers.

FAVORS REDUCING LOAN $25,000,000   For Relief Work in Poland, Austria and Armenia

GLASS ASKS REDUCTION N BiG FUND   Can Lop Off $25,000,000 From Relief Funds to Aid Starving  HOOVER CAUSE OF CUT  Great Britain Agrees to Furnish Vessels to Carry Food

DEATH AND FAMINE STALK IN EUROPE AMERICA MUST AID   Giass Tells Congress that it is Cheaper to Pay Than Neglect   CUTS DOWN ESTIMATES BUT URGES QUICK HELI   Dead Bodies Strew Streets Say Eve Witnesses

SUGGESTS CUTTING. “PROPOSED {AN   Seeretary Glass Would Reduce Fook Relief Loan to $125,000,000. Heover Approves.

[PROPOSED LOAN I LOAN IS-REDUCED BY: GLASS   ASKS FOR $125,000,000 FOR RELIEF OF POLAND, AUSTRIA ANO ARMENIA 9

WOULD REDUCE LOAN TO EUROPE   25 Millions Will be Cut Of Slice Prepared for the Hunery Peoples of Poland.

25 MILLION REDUCTION IN — EUROPEAN RELIEF FUND IS MADE ON HOOVER’S ADVICE

SEC. GLASS MAKES REDUCTION (N LOAN OF $25,000,000   ACTION MADE ON SUGGESTION OF HOOVER, GIYEN IN CONFERENCE  RRITISH GIVE SHIPS   Argentina, Canada, and Eng: land Agree to Participate in Aid.

GLASS ASKS REDUCTION IN LOAN TO EUROPEANS   After Conference With Hoove) Secretary Recommends $23,000,000 Gut.   BRITAIN PROVIDES SHIPS   Tommittee Adjourns Without Ac tion After Hearing Conditions Described.

NO ACTION ON FOOD RELIEF FOR AUSTRIA   Glass Drops Estimate of the Sum Needed by $25,000,000.

PROPOSED LOAN TO EUROPEANS I$ CUT DOWN   Twenty-five Millions Lop ped Off When Help Is ffered.   ENGLAND AND CANADA TO AID STARVING PEOPLES   Argentina Also Wants to Come to Relief of Poles and Armenians.

HOOVER WARNS OMALL LOAN I CTEP TO REVOLT   Secretary Reduces His Request to $125,000,000; Committee Suggests $50,000,000.  NO ACTION TAKEN

REDUCE AMOUNT ASKED FOR THE RELIEF POLAND   Secy. Glass Cuts Ts $25,000,000 Sum Asked For.

HOOVER ADVICE PREVAILS ~ ON FOOD RELIEF PROJECT   Glass Amends  Request for Loar ‘Authorization with $25, 000,000 Reduction

URGES UNINSTRUCTED CALIFORNIA DELEGATION   MeAdow Refuses to Allow Naine 91 Primary—Pinchot Speaks Fur Wood. .

EOL LL LEELA NLL EON:  MUCH WHISKEY IS TAKEN FROM BONDED WAREHOUSES

WEISKY CROOKS BUSY .   Get 560,000 Gallons With \Bogus nud Forged Permits

HALF MILLION BOGUS  WET PERMITS GIVEN   Prohibition Commissioner. in Pittsburgh Says: That Many Have Been Issued Since JanVary TR

WHISKY TAKEN FROM BOND ON BOGUS PERMITS   Prohibition Agent States 500,000 Gallons Have Been So Withdrawn in Pittsburgh District.

VITHDREW WHISK ¥ FROM WAREHOUSES   In Pennsylvania Many Gallons Re leased Through Bogus Permits

GALVESTON i SECOND IN EXPORT VALUES   PRODUCTS . SENT ABROAD FOR YEAR CLOSING JULY 30 VALUED ‘AT.$598,239,927. :-

ILLINOIS HAS LOTS OF BOOZE IN STORE   Peoria Has Drink and Ha!lf for Every Person in U. S.   ‘Ory Amendment Is Likely to Keep 2,000,000 Gallons Locked lin There

ONE DRINK FOR EACH   LOTS OF WHISKY LEFT IN PEO. RIA WAREHOUSES.   Would Make Big “Shot” for Every Person in U. S.—2,000,000 Gallons Locked Up.

LOTS OF BOOZE LEFT   Peoria Has Drink and Half for Every Person in U. S.   Dry Amendment Is Likely to Keep 2,000,000 Gallons Locked Up There.

TO BILD AERIAL DE.         New Statlon ou Staten Island to he Known as “Miller Fletd,”

NEW COAST UDEFENSE   An Aerial Station: Being Built on Saten Island. .

BANDITS STOLE - FREIGHT TRAIN AND ARE JAILET   From Their Familiarity, With’ Train Operations It Is Assured the  Bandits Were Trainmen

) RS CAPTURE F FREICH   Stolen Train Later Found in Good Condition After. Much Worry.   TWELVE MEN IN HOLDUP   Fights Frequent Betweer “Strikers and Men Returned to Work,

BASEBALL WAR ~~ IS WAXING WARN   ATTITUDE OF THE MINORS TO WARDS MAJORS IS 3TILL  DOUBTFUL TODAY

LOOK TO MINOR LEAGUES   Major League Club Owners Expect Them to Make Peace

NATIONS YEARN FOR LIMITED ARMAMENTS   [By j. w. T. Mason, Written for the  Twten dt Deanne

GREECE WANTS AN AGREEMENT WITH ALLIES      Want t to Be Shown How Constan HE tine ‘Was’ Disloyal, or Greece’ Failed in’ Obligations *”

Rhallis Says Constantine Still Counts on Return to Throne and Cabinet Will Put Inquiries to Allies

WARNING NOTE OF ALLIES DELIVERED: TO GREEK OFFICIALS   Disapproval. of Constantine by -Big. Three Causes Consternation in- Athens   MAY CHANGE ATTITUDE. IF. PLEBISCITE. FAVORS GEORGI   Premiers Discuss Action in Cas Constantine Returns

Greek Plebiscite on Return Of King to Be Held Today    Reply to Allies Will Seek Information on Charge Constantine Was Disloyal—Premier Alarmed Over Condition of Country, Which Is Without Money and  Credit—Street Crowds Cry for Work.

GREEKS BECOME DEFIANI   Premier Rhallis ‘Says Plebiscite Will be Held Regardless of Alles’ Attitude.

VOTE TODAY GN KING’S RETURN   Greek Plebiscite Will Determine if People Want Constantine Back on Throne.

VOTE TODAY Oh RETURN OF KING   Greek Cabinet Will Ask Allie: How Constantine Was Disloyal in War.

COX STILL STRONG ON SLUSH CHARGE PROMISING MORI   Democratic Candidate for Presi dent Says More Revelations are Coming   GOVERNOR SMITH COMMENDS CANDIDATE AS GOOD FIGHTER   Cox Has Busy Day With Army of Photographers Following

FURTHER REVELATIONS ARE PROMISED BY COX   “WE HAVEN'T YET STARTED,” HE _ TELLS 200,000 PEOPLE IN - ‘NEW YORK.  s   REITERATES HS. GHARRES   Nominee Attends Police Games ani Spends Day Rushing Through Varied Program, -

DECLARES IT UTTER FAILURE BUT CULLS FROM IT FOR LEAGUE OF HIS OWN   FIRES REPUBLICAN FUND ANE “LAUDS CAUSE IN VICTORY PREDICTION

Democratic Candidate Reiterates “Corrup tion Fund” Charges In Three New York ' Addresses; League Emphasized and Ref_ erences Made to Industrial Problems   NOMINEE ‘URGES WORLD PEACE

Speeches, Receptions and Luncheons hiake It a Long Day at New York.

10 AMPLIFY ATTACKS ON (1. 0. P. FUNG   Crowd of 200,000 Hears Democratic Nominee Rap Republicans—Huge Ovation Is Tendered Him on Arrival—Meets Chiefs.

COX HAS BUSIEST DAY OF CAMPAIGN AT NEW YORK CITY   Governor Agair Scores G.O.P. Slush Fund.

eae nen ne SEEN neve Sea eSUrey  Governor Cox Talks to Two Hundred Thousand  At Gravesend Track

COX @ IN NEW YO TO IMMENSE          Democratic Nominee M : thusiastic Reception and’  Showered With Flowers.   HITS THE REPUBLICANS HARD IN TWO ADDRESSES   Assails Senate “Oligarchy” and Declares G. O. P. Campaign — Appalls Rank and File.

GOV. COX SPENDS ACTIVE DAY IN NEW YORK CITY   Nominee and Other Democratic Leaders Concentrate Fire on G. O. P. Fund.

10K, IN NEW YORK, AGAIN GUE AFTER FOE FOR GREAT FUNDS!   VicADOO SAYS HAYS AND UPHAM ARE THE GOLD DUST TWINS.   GOVERNOR COX DECLARES FURTHER REVELATIONS OF PLOT OF REPUBLICANS TO PURCHASE THE PRESIDENCY WILL BE MADE.

HAYS AND UPHAM CALLED — THE “GOLD DUST TWINS”   McAdoo Springs This Appellation While Introdueing Governor Cox at Luncheon in New York.

NEW YORKERS. VE GOVERNOR   Candidate Cheered Heartily at Numerous Places Where He Deliered Addresses   REITERATES CHARGES OF REPUBLICAN CORRUPTION   Alleges Great Campaign Fund  is Being Used to Buy Presidency for Republican Party “and Financial. Interests

G0. P. WOULD SCRAP LEAGUE DESLARES 6     x   Demo Nomines Puts in Strenuous Day in New York.

BUY. COX PUTS Ik ABOUT ThE SUSIE! DAY OF CAMPAIGN   Concentrates Fire on Republi can Campaign Fund but Adds Nothing to Charges.   FORCED TO CUT SHORT ADDRESS AT GRAVESEND   Airpianes Roared Above His Head and Sound Amplifying Device Gave Voice Raucous Tone and Failed to Carry It to Crowd,

COX CARRIES FIGHT TO EMPIRE STATE   200,000 GOTHAMITES HEAR GOVERNOR EXPOUND DEMO DOCTRINES      Tells Nebraskans Hays and Upham Give “Lame Answers” to Siush Fund Charges

CONTESTS FOR SEATS AT me CONVEN:  is On Betvvern Yood and Anti-Wood We ee bf wwe OT. cw tha wee Ct. dan   is On Betvern Yood and Anti-Woor Delegates froin Southern Siates.

MANY CONTESTS   Fiied for Seats in National Renohitean Canventinn

SEATS OF MANY ¢.0.P. DELEGATES ARE CONTESTED   Wood and Anti-Wood Egree Fight for Right io ‘ 118 Seats

Two Non-rigid Airships Ship ped From England and Will be Used in Spring

TO HUNT SEALS WITH AIRSHIPS   Newfoundland Government Wil Send Out “Blimps” to Scout Waters for Herds.   OLO SEA CAPTAINS BUBIOUS   But Await the Experiment With Anticipation and Hope of Greater Profite Yhan Ever Before— Presentec by England.

Trumbic, Morrisdale; Clinton, Ward ‘Tate, Salona; Potter, George Mahon ‘oudeis port.      SMEHPORT DEFEATED CHINGLEROUSE.

BUSINES OUTLOOK BRIGHT 19 BELIEF NOW BEING HEL!   Steadiness in Various In dustries and Trades Is Noted.

SHOWS MORE ~ STEADINESS   Busines Situation fs sa  Reparis Say.   STABLE STAGE SEEN IN SPRING

NOTED BUILDINGS BURN   Costly Memorials at Princeton Damaged by Fire.

Harding Goes Into Kentucky For 6 Speeches   Principal Address of Day Will Be Delivered At Louisville.   ‘TENNESSEE GREETING PLEASES CANDIDATE   ‘Goes To Indiana for Campaign Drive on Friday At Indianapolis.

HARDING WELL PLEASED WITH SOUTHERN TRIP   LEAVES TENNESSEE WITH AS. SURANCE OF A _ FIGHTING CHANCE OF CARRYING THE STATE   WILL STUMP KENTUCKY TODAY      The Senator Will Cross Ohio Into Indiana Where He Will Make Several Speeches

HARING WELL PLEASED WITH SOUTHERN TRIP   Senator Given Assurance Of Fighting Chance To Carry Tennessee.   SPEAKS IN KENTUCKY   Nominee Enroute to Other Points on Line of Tour . Thursday.

PEACE AOVOCATES = SUPPORTING LEAGUE   TRUSTEES OF WORLD PEACE LOUNTDATION ADOPT DECLARATION FAVORING COVENAN'T

PEAGE ADVOCATES SUPPORTING LEAGUE   PRUSTERS OF WORLD PACE FOUNDATION ADOPT DECLARATION FAVORING CON ENAN'T

LEAGUE QUESTION NOT TO BE SETTLED BY THE ELECTION   Declares Trustees of  ~ World’s Peace Foundation, but Rather by Consciencious. -

‘WK STEN ~ PLEADS NOT QUILT   When Arraigned in Distric  Of Columbia Today for th Bringing of Stolen Securities  Into That District—Not Ye Granted Bail.

ARNSTEIN ENTERS NOT QUILTY PLEA   Ghareed With Bringing Stolen : Securities Into District of Columbus.

ARNSTEIN ENTERS "NOT GUILTY PLES   Arraigned in Court. at Washington. -

ARNSTEIN IS REFUSED BAIL BY JUSTICE GOULD   Pleads Not Guilty in Wash ington Court to Coneniracy Charee.

JOHNSON NOT TO ATTEND MEETIN(   ‘Ambassador to Italy Has No Instructions to Attend Al' Tred Meetine at San Remo

HUGE DAMAGE oUt] 9 FILED AGRING! STANDARD fll 68.   8120,000,000 18 AMOUNT sot GH IN CASE FILED BY TWO WOMEN

PLAN TAX BILL 10 PROVIDE BONUS   House Ways and Means Committee Speeds Work to Aid Service Man   TAXATION PLAN IN FAVOR   Bond Issue Regarded as Out of Question at Present Time—Consumptien Tax Regarded as Most Practicahbie

RELIEF BILL FOR SOLDIERS. BEFORE HOUSE   The Ways. and Means Committee Passes Measure.

Tax and Excess  Profits Tax Also Talked By Congress Committee— No New Loans Will Be ‘ Floated — Another Bond Teaavre Oast af the OQuestinan

ORATORY PROLUNGEL   FIRST BALLOT ON PRESIDENT EXPECTED AT 5 O'CIOCK.   Most of Forenoon Consumed in Nori inating Speeches,

OAATORY PROLONGED   FIRST, BALLOT. OW PRESE EXPECTED aT 3;0'CLOC            Most of Forenoan € ‘ansumed in Nowining Species,

DEMPSEY 10 NAVE CHANGE 10 CLEAR  HIMSELF   Boxing Board to Sit In Judgment; Mrs. Dempsey Renounces Her Charges

UeMPot} Ip HAVE CHAN 10 CLEAR HIMSELF   Boxing Board to Sit In Judg ment; Mrs. Dempsey Renounces Her Charges

COMMANDER ON KANSAS WINS LEADERSHIP PRIZI   Herman Earle Burt, 25-Year-Ol Yoeman, Receives Honorabl WWantlion. :

“GOB” RANKS WITH OFFICERS   Receives Honorable Mention in the “Composition of an Estay on “Leadership,”

REDUCTION IN RETAIL PRICES 19 PREDICTED   WISE AND REASONABLE BUYING IS ADVICE GIVEN TO MERCHANTS.

WouLD PREVENT  UNEPLOVEN   Secretary of the Credit fe Urges Reasonable Bey.ng,

WOULD PREVENT UNEMPLOYMENT   secretary of the Credit Men Urges Reasonable Buy.ng,

URGES WISE BUYING T0 KEEP BUSINESS UF   Consumers Did Not Rise To Ex. pectations in Merchants Tc ‘Buy at Christmas. Prediction Made That Prices Will Fall Gaan To Move Goods.

REDUCTIONS IN -RELAIL PRICES ARE PREDICTED   Merchants Will Have t  Make a Cut in Their  Prices   REASONABLE BUYING IS BEING URGED

Democratic Contest for United States Senator is Close — Willis’ Margin in Republican Battle Grows As Belated Votes Are Counted

DAVIS LEADS CULE IN GUBERNATORIAL CONTEST IN OHIO   Latter Making Rapld Gains in Raval Seotions, Ninvevers Willis Mea

(LOSE FIGHT LOOMS   COLE GAINS.   Rural Precinct Vote Cuts Down Lead of Davis; Willis Has Comfortable Phatalie  tay

WILLIS PROBABLE WINNER IN OHIO   LEADS IN G. O. P. RACE FOR SENATOR BY 30,000 VOTES.

DAVIS WINS FIGHT FOR NOMINATION IN OHIO   Willis Is Nominated at Same Time for Senator; Kirby Beaten in Arkansas

ig Be aah Sick REARS » GEORGIA HAS PRIMARY TODAY   Three Rivals for Democratic Presi dential Endorsement.

PREMIERS ACT ON RUSSIAN NOTE   Take up Bolsheviki Proposal for Allied Soviet Confer: ence in London   France to Demand Gen. Wrangel “be Representec at Conference

NEW YORK FEARS... ~ FARE HAZARD Wn + BRENT SIMW PILES   Streets Are Blocked for Some Distance by the. Failure -of City’ Workimien’ to Remove The Snow and Clear Traffic  ‘Blockade>   DANGER.FROM.FIRE IS  GREAT:   And Would be be Calamity in ‘Event of a Biz Outbreak

FIRE MENACE AT NEW! YORK   Business Men Asked to ReducetVehicufar Teatfic in Snow—Appmatus Blocked on Broadway.

STREETS BLOCKADED   Snow and Ice Rmbargo Con. tinues in New York

BLOCKADE OF N.Y. STREETS   Piles of Snow and Ice Constitute a Real Fire Menace Says Chief.   SITUATION WORSE THAN THAT OF ’88

STORM BLOCKADE GIVES NEW YORK BIG FIRE MENACE   Traffic Conditions Wors Than AEST. 4888 Blizzard,  Rawe Chiat

ARE. MENACH  Fire Appnratus:in New York -Hin‘dered by Snow ang lee *

‘FIRE MENACE AT NEW YoRK   Business Men Asked to Reduce Vehiou. far Traffle In Snow—Appara.tus Blocked on Broadway.

FIRE MENACE AT NEW YORK   Business Men Aaked to Reduce Vehicu lar Trattc in Snow-~Apparatus Blocked on Broadway.

REDS OUT OF GALICIA   POLES DRIVE RUSSIAN SOLDIERS FROM THE REGION.   Russ Anti-Bolshevist Leader Defeats Reds on the Oriekhov Front, Says Constantinople Dispatch.

POLES HAVE UPPER HAND IN GALICIA   pene Troops Are Driven From Region.   No Cessation of Fighting Until Pre. liminary Peace Terms Are Agreed Upon.

AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS,   Workingmen Leaders Defer General Strike in Germany for the Time.

10 ELECT DESCHANEL S “OES  Althoigh Nate fe Nat fofinitaly Fivad   lithough Date Is ot Definitely Fixed, Will Probably Be On September 24

MILLERAND. SLATED FOR NEXT PRESIDEN   Parliament Meets Tuesday to Accept Resignation of Deschanel and Fix Date for Election of His Successor.—Premier the Man of the Hour.

FRENCH SENTIMENT FAVORS MILLERAND AS NEW PRESIDEN]   Parliament Called to Meet Tues day to Receive Resignation of Present Chief

TO CHOOSE Ak NEW MAN   Successor to Paul Deschanel to be Elected Soon.   MILLERAND IS THE MAN   Apparent Thal He is (0 be the  Choice—He is Present Freach Premier.

MULLERAND MAY BE FRENCH PRESIDENT   ALL OF FRANCE SEEMS TO WANT HIM FOR. CHIEF BX MCT TIVE   HAS MADE REFUSAL   But the. Accumulating Force of Sentiment May Overcome iis Objections

PICK MILLERAND FOR PRESIDENCY   Premier Likely to Step Inte Deschanel’s Place, Though He Doesn't Seek It.

FRENCH ELECT FRIDAY   ‘Millerand is Much Favored as Sue: cessor for Deschare! as Presfdent of the Republic,

EXPECT MILLERAND TO BE CHOSEN HEAL   French Opinion Inclines To ward Him as Successor to Deschanel.   MAKE CHOICE SEPT. 24?

MOVE TO BECLARE WAR OVER   Chimisn Atiorney Rrings Such Wtfort Through the Federal Crarts, Hearing Put OF,

GEM THIEF IS ARRESTED IN. INDEPENDENCE   Man Who Stole $16,000 Worth of Jewels is Captured In the State Incuna Acwlrin

GEM THIEF IS ARRESTED IN IOWA TOWN   Man Who Stole $16,000 in Jewels Captured at Independence.

ELIJAH Il DIES AT ZION CITY   John A. Lewis, Picked by Dowie as Successor, Breathee Last at Home.

ZIONIST PRETENDER DIES   John A. Lewis Failed to Gain Lead archin in Church,

CAMLOUGH BARRACKS “ATTACKED BY SINN FEIN: MANY KILLED   City of Cork Suffers Damags Estimated-at $15,000,000 As Result of Fire.

WARFARE Io RENEWED 1 IRISH STREETS   Fire Loss of Cork Now’ Placed at $15,000,000 --- Many Bodies of Dead Taken ng Ruins.

RIOTERS START “FIRES IN’ THE BUSINESS DISTRIC         Quarter of a Mile of Main Sertiu uf City Js Mestray a      CITY WALT. AND FIFTY OTHER BULLDI              Sin Fein Leaders Charge Back apd Tan olive with the ‘Saikvaere:

IRELAND SEES ‘HARD FIGHTING   MEVERAL ATTACKS REPORTEI MADE ON BRITISH TROOPS IN PARTS OF ISLAND.

GATING IW IRELAND RESUMED AFTER CORK FIRE: MANY ARE SLAIN   Sinn Feiners and Highlanders Clash  at Cloyne; Barracks at Camlough  Attacked by an Infuriated Mob  TROOPS GUARD CITY’S RUINS

Britain Starts Investigation of a. Fire Which Caused $10.000 Lass.   CAUSE NOT ASCERTAINED   Sinn Feiners Blame Police and Irish Office Points to Sinn Fein.

IRISH WAR RAGES S TODAY   Fiercest Fighting Since the Easter Rebellion of 1916 Taking Place Over Ireland Now   ‘Attacks on British Soldiers Are Begun While the Heart of Cork Is -— Still Burnine

INCENDIARY rH HABE; LWVES LOST   SINN FEIN LEADERS CHARGE ENGLISH MILITARY POLICE   May Have Been Started In Reprisal for an  Ambush.

CORK ON FIRE AFTER AMBUSE ~ SATURDAY NICHI   FOUR WERE KILLED IN. AMBUSH SATURDAY: NIGHTKBANKS "AND CITY HALL BURNED

PERU WOMAN SENTENC'D   GETS THREE YEARS IN PRISON ON CHARGE OF FRAUD IN HER CLAIMS OF HEALING POWER.

ATTORNEYS TO APPEAL CASE OF IORN WALKER   Monnd Guilty of Manslaughter for for Not Providing Medical Atten tion for His Bitde Daughter,

AWAIT MESSAGE FROM TRANSPORT POWHATAN   NAVAL REPORT SAYS SHE IS BE. ING TOWED TO HALIFAX RY RRITISH VESSEL

DISABLED TRANSPORT 1S MAKING FOR PORT   LATEST ; REPORTS SHOW PASSENGERS ARV. STILL OX BOARD POWHATAN; WILL BE BIEMOYTD WHEN SHAS MODERATE,

PASSENGERS STILL ABOARD POWHATAN   Disabled Transport Reports by Wireless That Destroyers Will Take Them Off When Sea Moderates.   STEAMER BARDIC TRYING TO GET. A LINE ABOARD   Cedric Continues Voyage and Northern Pacific Will Be Asked to Help—Ship’s Fire Rooms Full of Water.

BIG CUT IN-PRICES  Stores Omaha Are Clearing” Oui Their Stock—Sounds ‘Like Ad-.-

Omaha Department Store Announces 30 Per Cent Price Cut   Management Declares Break in Market Necessitates Clearing Stocks

BIG DEPARTMENT STORE MAKEF THIRTY PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL GOOD

HOOVER TO RAISE 23 MILLIONS FOR CHILDREN   “Announces He Will Take _Leader chip in Great Drive for Little : Envonean Sufferers.

$23,000,000 FOR. STARVING   Former Food Administrator Hoover Says He Will Complete Raisin of Fund.

ITALIAN HERO DRIVES ENGINE   Rossetti Pleade With Navy Men t Greak Rall Strike and Sets an Example.

NAVY HERO RUNS LOCOMOTIVE   Italian Commander Sets Example ir Strike Breaking.

‘SENATE. INVESTIGATES FINN CONDITIONS FOR NEW LEGISLATION   Bonus, Tariff and Other Matters are Being Considered Between the Committee And Houston This Morn mo.  3

BATTLE GROUND CHURCH BURNE!   NEW METHODIST STRUCTURE REPLACING ONE DESTROYED IN 1918

ANOTHER BIG MINE NEAR THIS CITY   VINCENNES CAPITALISTS WILL Bh RECT M INE NORTHEAST OF SULLIVAN   BUY LARGE TRACT OF MINERAL   Total of 710 Acres of Coal Purchased From Several Owners and Additional Mineral  Qarvseya 2. rw... ...

VINCENNES CAPITALISTS WIL ERECT MINE NORTHEAST .OF SULLIVAN. *’   HUY LARGE MINERAL TRAC

They Will Maintain Separate Identity but Unite on Pres' idential Candfdate

RADICALS SEEK TO UNITE FOR CAMPAIGN   Laker Organizations May Pool Re sources to Secure Presidential  Candidate Who Ha: Their Aims

NATIONAL LABOR PARTY TO FORN   Seek to Organize Labor Soldiers and Liberals

RADICAL LABOR, SINGLE. TAXERS AND COMMITTEE OF 48 COMBINE  a ee A RIT?’ A*TTNE      They Wilh Maintain Separate Identity but Unite on Presidential Candidate

4UTO DESCENDS CHURCH STEPS         Abboltsiown Scene of Anothe Accideat. Strack Square Curbing.

AUTO CRASHES INTO ABBOTTSTOWN EDIFICI   Valuable Stone Steps of Emmanue Church Damaged By Unknown Motorists

COURT SUSPENDS INJUNCTION   Order to Be Effective Until Question of Appeal Determined.

League of Nations_ oe Me other Play United States       Appointniont:. of American o1 Silesian Plebiscite Commis< vu, sion, Sugrested +:

ALLIES CALL FOR AMERICAN   Ask President to Delegate Man for Silician Commission—Not Actem Upon.

War Wepartment Records Show Many Americans Listed as Deserted Were Killed Abroad.

AMERICANS LISTED AS DESERTERS DIED IN OVERSEA SERVICE   Desertion Charge in Other Cases Due to Error; Searching for Slackers.

SONORISTAS ENTER PORT OF JAUREZ   MEXICAN REBEL FORCES TAKE IMPORTANT CITY--OTHER TOWNS CAPTURED   MURDER TWO AMERICANS   Washineton Sends Emphatic Demand Following Latest Outrage— Warschine Snanth

POPULAR CELEBRATION FOLLOWS DECISION OF JUAREZ TO JOIN SONORA REVOLUTION

JAUREZ JOINS REVOLUTION OF SONORA   REVOLUTION IN THE BORDER CITY IS CARRIED OUT QUIETLY. TROOPS OF  SONORA GENERAL MOVING RAPIDLY .-

IWAREZ PASSES IND HANDS OF REVOLUTIONISTS   City Taken by Reb, els Without Blood; shed   BANDITS KILL “TWO AMERICANS

JUAREZ TAKEN WITHOUT Flot AY REBEL FORGE   General Escoboar Enthusias tically Received in Cite.   OBREGON JUNTA MOVES   Peaceful Occupation of Im. portant Point Help to Americans. ;

JUAREZ REVOLT THUS GIVING Bit BOOST 10 REBELS   Moving on Toward Heart ot Republic, With Capital the Goal.

WiLSON TO’ DECIDE AMERIGA’S PART IN PEACE WITH RUSSIA   tad States Regards Present Gov of Russia as Ruled by the Minority.  Vai ernment

DECISIONIS ~ UP TOWILSO}   President-W ill Decide Whethe United; States Will Have Pari in Russ Parley. .   iS NOT UNDER LEAGUE

Executive Will Map Ameri. can Course in the Russian : Peace Negotiations

U. §. NOT BARRED = FROM TAKING PART IN RUSS-RED FAR   Allied  Negotiations Not to . Be Held Under Natior   Whole Question’ Now Up "to Decision of. Presi“dent Wilson.

WILSON TO DECIDE ON PEACE PARLEY   Washington Expects . Invitation to Participate in London Conference With En - voys from Soviet Russia.

Whether U.-S. Shall Enter Negotia. tions With Kussia and Allies Up to President.

WILL DEPEND ON WILSON.   Part of United States in Con. _ ference not Determined.

HARDING RESTS ACTER Ie DAY   Republican Nominee Tired After Notification   MANY — FELICITATIONS   Senator Harding Receives Large Number of Messages Congratulating Him on Speech of Acceptance— Takes Motor Trip and Plays Golf.

PONERATULATED   Senator Frelinghuysen Is Among Those Who Called to See Republican Candidate For President.   REGARDS WILSON AS DEMOCRAT MARPLOT   ~~ Party Would Like to  nload Nation's Chief Executive, But Cannot Get Rid af Him.

6.0.P. PLEASED WITH HARDING 3 DECLARATIONS   Telegrams Of Congratulation Pour Into Marion From All Sections Of Nation.

HARDING Atala AFTER HARD DAY   Repubican Nominee Receives Many Telegrams, Praising His Speech.

FORMER PROGRESSIVES  CONGRATULATE HARDING   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE RECEIVES MUCH PRAISE FOR ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS. 

HARDING DEVOTES DAY TO RESTING   TakesMotor Trip and: Plays Golf, -Recuperating From Notification Fatigue

WARDING SPENDS DAY IN REST.   <omincg Takes Automoplte Trip and Tiava Gume of Golf.

HARDING SPEECH FINDS FCHO.   Senater in Kecetpt of Messages of Corngratulation.

HARDING DEVOTES WHOLE DAY 10 REO! AND RECUPERATION   Receives Many Congratulator\ Messages on Speech of Acceptance.   WILL LINE PROGRESSIVES WEST UP SOLIDLY FOR HIM   Accompanied on Motor Trip to Mansfield, Where He Had Luncheon and Played Golf, by Senators Frelinghuysen, Hale and Elkins.

ING ENJOYS REST FOLLOWING NOTIFICATION   Spends Only Short Time At Office Reading Congratulatory Messages   COX GOES TO DAYTON   Will Remain There Until He Has Finished Acceptance Speech For August 7th

SHELLEY SURE - PROGRESSES WITH HARDING   HE SO NOTIFTES CANDIDATE   SAYS BULL MOOSE OF THE WEST WILL LINE UP. WITH G.0. P. NOW

HARDING SPENDS DAY IN REST.   Nominee Takes Automobile Trip and Plavs Game of Golf.

SENATOR HARDING TAKES REGT AFTER NOTIFIGATION (A)   Congratulatory Telegrams Re ceived From All Peris of Country.

LEADERS PLEASED WITH  HARDING'S ADDRESS   Congratulatory Messages Flood Senator's Home Following Notiifcation Speech

CICOTTE SAYS HE DID IT FOR WIFE AND KIDS   White Sox Pitcher Gave His Price as $10,000 Cash Before the Series Onvened.

NEEDED MONEY, SAYS CICOTTE: ‘JACKSON RESEIVED ONLY $3,000   Eddie Declares He Sold Out to Pay OF Mortgage on Farm  “Por the Wife and Kids"“—~Joe Handed His in Dirty Envelope by "Letty" Williams. i

CIGOTTE PAYS  OFF MORTGAGE WITH MONE}   MEN WORKED HARD ON HIM BE. FORE HE THREW THE GAME.   HAD TO HAVE CASH BEFORE HE DELIVERED,   Said Today That After He Pitched the First Crooked Ball at Cincinnati He Worked Hard to Win the Game.

MORE ALLEGED STOLEN  -GO@DS ARE RECOVERED   val , Sargent Taken Into Custody i Mork Loot ‘From Odon Hard- "ay i - fate Btore Recovered. #4

BULLET FOR SUPREME COURT   terk of Virco cia Tribunal Fiad Nar  row Escape oad Falling Glass— - injured,

vvertcli FUR SUPREME UCUURI   Clerk of Virginia Tribunal Had Narrow Escape From Falling Glass— No One Injured.

FIRES INTO SUPREME COURT   Unknown Person Shoots Into Virginia TrihtunaleerNo One Hit.

BOATS CAPSIZE IN. AINETY-MILE BALE   DEATHS OF CREW MEMBERS I} LOUISIANA MARSHES IS FEARED.

JUEO-SLAVS BAR FLUME SOLUTION   Division Springs Up +o Delay Agreenient on Eve. of Fulfillment -

FIUME TO ITALY STIRS SLAVS   Plan to Exchange Dalmatian Coast Causes Division of Opinion Among the People. .

OBSTACLE ARISES: TO DELAY SETTLING FIUME QUESTION   Division Created Among Jugo-Slavs Regarding Problems Involved, According To Report.

JUGO-SLAVS BLOCK SETTLEMENT, FIUME MUDBLE INCREASES   Slovene Element Strongly Opposes Plan of Lieyd George and Clemencean.   AN ULTEMATUM IS ISSUED   Government. at Belgrade 2sked to Say “Fes” or “Nu™ Promptly; Whether Wilson Tas Been Consulted In Conireyersy Is Unkuewn Jn Paris.

ANOTHER BLOCK > FIUME CASE SLOWS  SETTLEMENT PLANS       Division’ ; Develops ‘Among the Jugo-Slavs Regardiag Solu thon Proposed at Paris

FATHER TO RANSOM   Lexington (Ky.) Capitalist Will Give $25,000 Demanded.   E. ri Littie’s 11-Year-Old Son Lured From Home by Kidnaper—Threat Made to Kill Child.

$25,000 READY FOR KIDNAPER; HE KEEPS CHILE   Keniucky Capitalist Read) to Meet Demand for  Rawie Daturn

LATEST KIDNAPING GASE   Lexington, Ky., Capitalist Willing to Pay 825,000 Ransom.

RAED      ALTHOUGH FATHER WILL. PAY THE $25,000 RANSOM DEMANDED.   E. R. Little Receives Mys_ terious Note Concerning _the. Kidnapping of His Eleven Year Old Son

RICH BOY IS CAPTIVE; ASK FOR $25,000   Son of a Louisville Capitalist Lured Away by  Kidnaner      yO BE PAID   'Man Promises to Give Boy $1 to Deliver a Box of  Candy

FATHER TO RANSOM   Lexington (Ky.) Capitalist ~ Give $25,000 Demanded,   B. R. Littive 11-YeanOid Son’ Lured From Home by Kidnaper=Threat  Made te Kill Child. . 7

LITTLE AGREES 10 PAY RANSOM FOR YOUNG SOM   Will Meet Terms of Kidnappe: for $25,000 Without Asksing Questions.

MILLIONAIRE SON IS KIDNAPPED   LEXINGTON, KY., CAPITALIST’S 11YEAR-OLD SON STOLEN—-HELD FOR $25,000 RANSOM

RANSOM WIL ~ BAND KIDRAPPER   KENTUCKY CAPITALIST READY TO PAY LARGE SUM FOR RETURN OF HS SON.

Kentucky Capitalist’s Son is Held by Kidnapers for Ransom He Agrees to Pay Sum Demanded

FATHER AGREES T0 RANSOM HIS SON   Lexington (Ky.) Capitalist Will Give $25,000 Demanded.   E. R. Littie’s 11-Year-Old Son Lured From Home by Kidnaper-——Threat Made to Kill Chiid.

READY 10 PAY KIDNAPERS FOR RETURN OF SON   Lexington, Kentucky, Capitalist Willing to Pay $25,000 Demanded.   ~~ an    Nothing Heard From The Mer Holding His Son.

WHAT'S $25,000 TO DAD WHOSE SON IS KIDNAPEL   Lexington, Ky. Man Offers to Pay Ransom and Ask No Questions to Regain Possession of Boy.

READY TO RANSOM SON   KENTUCKY FATHER OFFERS TO PAY $25,000 DEMANDED.   Eleven-Year-Oild Son of Lexington Man Is.j.ured From Home by Kidnaper.

WILL PAY RANSOM BUT HIS SON IS NOTRETURNED   Unknown Enemy of Capitalist In Kentucky Kidnaps Child And Says He’ll Kill Him

Father of Paul Little, Lexington, Ky., Is Ready to Pay $25,000 for Return of His Son.

READY 10 PAY KIDNAPERS FOR RETURN OF SON   Lexington, Kentucky, Capitalist Willing to Pay $25,000 Demanded.  Nothing Heard From The Men

BIG RANSOM. FOR KIDNAPPey ROY DEMANDEI   7 Year Old Son of Kentucky Caprtalist Spirited Away

FATHER READY TO PAY BIG RANSOW   Kidnapers Demand $25,000 From Kentucky Capitalist—Will Not Cause Arrests

Distracted Father Will Pay Huge Ransom for Return of Kidnaved Sor

BOY KIDNAPPED   Capitalist Agrees to Pa $25,000 Ransom Bu Youngster Still Hel Captive Today

BOY KIDNAPPED, 1 HELD FOR RANSOM FATHER WILL PAY   Seven Year Old Lexington, Ky. Lad Lured Away By An  Unknown Man.   THEN SENDS FATHER NOTE   $25,000 Is Demanded or Child Will Be Killed, Note  Declares.

$25,000 RANSOM NOT YET PAID TO BOLD KIDNAPER   Father Says No Arres' Will be Made if Son  is Returned.

READY TO PAY RANSOM   GIDNAPERS MAY HAVE 835,000 ue BOY I8 RETTRAED.   Lesington. Ky. Capitasiet, FR. Lit Ue, Says All Demands Will Be Met to Get Son Back Safe.

KENTUCKY BOY HELD OR $25.000 RANSOM   Father Says Money Will Be Paid and No Questions Asked if Son ig Returned.

UX 10 FURNIoH DATA REGARDING CAMPAIGN FUNT   Will Attempt to Substantiate His Charges That the Republicans Are Raising a Pot of $15,000,000.

COX TO TRANSMIT FUND INFORMATION   Candidate Will Make Public Facts Regarding Huge G. 0. P. Campaign Fund   HAYS SENDS NO REPLY   Senate Investigating Committee Will Probe Charges; Message from Kertyon

SENATE COMMITTEE REQUESTS GOV. GOK 10 FURNISH FAGTS   Declares He Will Not Appcar In Person At Chicago, But Agrees To Give Information Soon.   NO RESPONSE. -FROM HAYS

COX T0 FURNISH ~ PROOF ON SLUSH FUND TO KENYOR   More Facts on G. O. P. Cam paign Chest Will Be Revealed Shortly, Democratic Nominee Says.

SENATOR KENYON ASKS GOVERNOR COX FOR INFORMATION   Wants Him to Tell Abou! Republican Campaign Fund   COX WILL USE IT FOR POLITICAL PURPOSE:

WILL PLACE FACTS BEFORE PUBLIC   lemocratic Nominee Says He Will Not Appear Before Senate drobe Committee,

COX TELLS OF BIG FUND.      Tevelopments in Connectior With Democratic Charge Occuvy Attention of Nominee.

COX WILL INFORM PUBLIC IN OWN WAY    DOESN'T EXPECT TO TESTIFY BHB FORE COMMITTEE.    Gov erner Declares He Shoaki Be Jedge as te Whee Infermation Shoald Re Given aed Has  ' Nething to Conceal.

WHITE'S MINORITY REPORT SUBMITTEL   Pres. Wilson Giving Careful Consideration to Both Minor'ty and Majority Reports.

KILLINGS IN”  HAITI: BARED   Gen. Baraeit Shocked by Slaugh » far of Natives,   3250 BANDITS SHOT DOWN

HAITIENS KILLED! TNDIOGRIMINATEL) BY U. 5. MARINES!   Confidential Letter by, Major Calling for Probe of Conditions Tells of Slaying of Natives.

COURT MARTIAL RECORDS SAID TO INDICATE A  On AaTOLDPon   Investigation of Charges Was rdered hy! Genera! Barnett: Last Octaber

SLAUGHTER BY “WARNES TOLD WLS, REPORT   Evidence of “indiscriminate Killing” of Natives. in. Haiti Brought Qut   ENERAL BARNETT SAYS HE'S SHOCKED

ae CHARGE AGAINST MARINES   Fractically_Indiscritatnats Killing ot ~, Haytian Natives by. United States” Marines Is: Assertion." 0).

U.S.KILLED 3,250 HAITIANS   Former Marine ‘Hea¢ Makes Report Pub-' lie Teday..

- SLAUGHTEREL   “Indiscriminately Killed”~ by .U. S. Marines, Naval Officers’ Admit, Declaring They Are “Shocked Beyond Expression.

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN ENDED   ‘No More Pilgrimages to Be _ Made To Marion, Accord.. ing to Present Plans

Tremont Frust Company Heads Invoke Ninety Day Law On Depositors.

BUS TUN BANKS INVOKE LAW Tt  OTOP WILD RUN   CROWDS BECOME SO LARGE THEY CANNOT BE HANDLED BY THE  BANK OFFICIALS.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE LOSES IN MARYLAND ASSEMBLY   Both Houses of Legislature Vote Decisively Against Measure— Women Appear in Vain,

SUFFRAGE LOSES IN MARYLAND   The Democratic Leghslature Decisive ly Rojectad the Amondment,

REJECT SUFFRAGE   Maryland on Record Against Amendment.   women's Gun Metal

REJECTS SUPFPRAGE MEASURE.   Maryland Assembly Acts Devisively Against Federal Amendment.

OPPOSED TO SUPFPRAGE,   Marvland Legislature > on - Reeord Against Women Voting.

Is Owner Of. Yellow Automobile Which .Was Found Yésterday Stained With Blood Mile From Where Body Was ‘Discovered.   REVOLVER [S FOUND IN CAR

AGE OF MUADER AGAINS) STUDENT   William P. Brines Held Respon sible for Drewes’ Death,   EVIDENCE I$ SUFFICIENT   Police Claim to Connect University of Pennsylvania Fresh. man With Dartmouth Stu. dent Case—-Owner of Yellow Motor Car, Blood Stained, Pound Abandoned.

NEBRASKA -LEPER AT LARGE   Disappears From Madison County Farm Where He Waa Placed ' by State Board.

NEBRASKA LEPER GETS AWAY   Disappears From a County Farm, Where He Had Been Held ~

DECORATED ON FELD OF HONOR, GANGSTER IES WW -CUN FIRHT   HERO.OF WORLD WAR RETURNS TO UNDERWORLD HAUNTS ONLY TO. MEET! DEATH FROM FORMER PALS.

EASTMAN SHOT OOWN  “HGON FIGHT   MYSTERY OF DEATIL OF NOTOR: JOUS- CRIMINAL: SAL) BY. POLICH TO BE SOLVED”

EASTMAN SHOT ODMR "WGUN FICHT   MYSTEBY OF DEATH OF NOTOR 10US’ CRIMINAL SAID BY POLICE TO BE SOLVED 

EASTMAN MURDER NYSTERY CLEAREL   Peli¢e Soon Expect to. Make, Arrest of the Murderer of the N, Y. Ganvester

EASTMAN'S SLAYER KNOWN T0 POLICE   Veil of Mystery Is Partly Lifted from Sensational Murder of Former Noted New York Gangster.   VICTIM IS SHOT DOWN DURING RUNNING FIGH   Investigation Discloses That “Monk” Had Failed to Live “On the Square,” as He Promised Governor.

NOTED GANGSTER SLAIN IN FIGH!   Max Eastman, Decorated fo Military Bravery, Victim of His Own Gang.

A: NEW YORK CROOK SLIPPED  AFTER LENIENCY WAS SHOWN.    Murder of Enxst Side Gangster DisClosed ‘a Story of Crime and nang Fued.- —

MYSTERY VEIL TEDW WOK EASTMAN CASE   Police Believe Gunman Was Killed by His Former Associates.

GUNMAN WAS UP 'O OLD HABITS      Investigation Shows Gangste Killed in Old-Time F2ud  Was Founcer, Bootlegger Ant Gambler.  Arrest of Murderer Is Expectec Soon

“MONK” SLAIN IN GANG FIGH!   Gangster Paid Penalty He Him self Had Ordered in East Side Wars,

EASTMAN MURDER MYSTERY CLEAREI   Pcli¢e Soon Expect to gt Arresi of the Murderer of the N. Y. Gangster

MONK’ EASTMAN WAS SHOT DOWN BY FORMER PALS   New York Gangster Met End Following Trouble in an AIll-Night Res - taurant.

PROMISE NOT KEP HERO DIES   ‘Decorated Soldier Slain in New York Gang Fight   DIDN'T LIVE “ON THE SQUARE”   Veil of Murder Mystery is Par- tially Lifted

Eight Separate Investigations of Explesion Are Now Under Way; Officials Think the Device Was Taken to Wall Street in Wagon That Was Blown to Pieces   FINDS LETTERS IN MAIL BOX

HAST TANGIBLE GLUE TO WALL ST. BLAST 1S FOUND   ANARCHISTS’ LETTER IS RECEIVED; WAGON MAY SOLVE MYSTERY

Time Bomb Spread — Destruction, Says Federal Chief Flynn   Deadly Explosive Filled With Metal Stugs Was Placed in Old Wagon by Person Within 4 Blocks Where Explosion Occurred; Death Roll 35.

RED CIRCULARS ARE UNCOVERED INDICATING PLOT   Department of Justice Agents Have First Tangible Clew to Perpetrators of Explosion.   DEATHS INCREASE TO t THIRTY-FIVE NOW   Identification of the Old Wagon Drawn Up in Front of Morgan Office Progressing.

EXPLOSION CONTINUES TO WNSTIFY   bean Investigators Held to ‘hecymof Disaster Caused iy “Taferual Hachine           VEPORTS ARE DIRECTED, TO PENTIFY. WAGON  oy be  >,              Pieces of Old Vehicle are Observed in Order to Have — Che 40 Owner of : Rig --.

RED CIRCULARS FURNISH CLUES TO BLAST PLOT   “Release Political Prisoners or Death for All,” Is Threate-Police Search for Driver of Death Wagor--Solution of Crirne Believed to Be Near.

Four Largest Distributing Companies Shut Off the Service Witheut Warning.   JAM IT DOWN ON PATRONS   Dislike of the Present Milk Ordt. nance Given as the Cause for Drastic Act.   Missouri Dairy, A. Morrison ir. Farm, Aines and Summe Com. panies in It.   TO FORCE AN ARMISTICE”   Dairymen Hint THat There May Be  a Settlement With City Officials Today.

PAPER MAKERS REALIZE ~ TEN TO ELEVEN GENTS PROFIT ON NEWSPRIN]   INVESTIGATION OF PAPER SITCA TION IN NORWAY AND SWEDEN IS RRANGED,

Some Paper Makers Making 10 to 11¢ a Pound Profit on News Print Pape

ULO FLU AEOUMES ANNUAL PLAGUE   Great Lakes Naval Training Station Under Quarantine.

TRAINING GANT HAS OUTBREAK OF INFLUENZA   ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY NEW CASES DEVELOPED DURING PAST 24 HOURS.   QUARANTINE 15 ORDERED   Disease is of Mild Nature and Phy sicians Believe Situation Will be Under Control Soom

Gang ‘All Present---Old Guard and Hiram Going - Round and Round Today      Californian Has ’Em Guessing, Says Pew—Wooc Appears Through—Hoover and Coolidge 4n Scrap Heap—Poindexter Forgotten

HIRAM JOHNS IN MAKES EM GUESS   At That Most Expert Politi. cal Sharps Are Not Naming ‘Winner Yet.   WOOD’S CAUSE LOSING OUT BEFORE A BALLOT   Not Much Is Heard of the Hoover Campaign and Coolidge Cutting No Ice.

CONVENTION BUSINESS WARM UP   Hoover Agents Put Up New Hoover Signs In Hotel Lobbies

Serious Business Before Convention; Committees To  Make Report To Delegates

OLD GUARD'S HOOK IS. SHARPENED BUT JOHNSON WILL WAIT-FOR CURTAIN   ‘We Want a Winner’ Interview From Penrose Taken as. Mandate to Pick Californian

SLUMP IN WOOD STOCK BRINGS ~ UPRECURRING SPECULATION ON COALITION WITH JOHNSON CROWD

Old Guard Busy Chasing Hiram Round The Room   Penrose Is Big Factor Eve Though Several States Removed   CONJECTURE WOOD MAY GET V. P. PLACE

WANT U.S. TO HOLD ARMENIA   League Would Pay Expenses of Amer. ican Expeditionary Force.

MAY ASK FOR U. S. TROOPS   Would Have America Send Expedi. tionary Forces to Police Armenia and League Would Pay Expenses.

MAY ASK ‘US. ARMY   Proposition is Made at League Meeting. to Ask United States to Send Force o! Police to Armenia.   ROOT-PHILLIMORE PLAN PASSED WITH ‘CHANGES   Arrangements for Interna. tional Court As Planned by American and Briton Meet: With Favor

FORECAST COLD ~ WAVE WITH TEN BELOW IN IOWA   Des Moines Dispatch Says We are Due to Have Severe Weather in State Tonicht.

LOCAL DRUGGISTS. GO. . TO REXALL MEETING   AUR AND MRS. A.C. OTTO. ANI MR.’ AND MRS. 8. A, DENNIS TAKE LONG TRIP

LOCAL DRUGGISTS GO TO REXALL MEETING      MR. AND MRS. A.C. OTTO ANI MR. AND MRS. S. A. DENNIS TAKE LONG TRIP

BRITISH PRESS DIVIDED ON THE  ADRIATIC MATTER   Some Papers Support and _ Others Condemn the . Wilson Attitude.

~ ADRIATIC MATTER   Some Papers Support and Others Condemn the .  = Wilson Attitude.

Some London Papers Comment “on Sitiiation—The Chronicle ~ Seores Wilson, ‘and Declares _ His. Original Note. Was  ~ Cnarpaly Pace: than Winlenns:

PRESIDENT AND WIFE - GAST BALLOTS 79DA'   BOTIL VOTE STRAIGHT . DEMO CRATIC TICKET AND BALLOTS ARE MAILED TO  PRINCERTON —¢

WILSONS’ BALLOTS MAILED SATURDAY   PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC IN NEW JERSEY -

THEY VOTED IT STRAIGHT.   President and Mrs, Wilson Mail Bal lots to Home Town.

PRES, WILSON VOTES STRAIGHT   PreSident and Mrs. Wilson and New Jersey OMclals - Mall 2 Their Ballots, f

LODGE DRAWS FIRE FROM COX ATTACK   GOVERNOR OF OHIO SPEAKS ON BOSTON COMMON.   Demeeratic Presidential Candidate Pleade That Massachusetts Retire Her Semater te Private Life.

SUATHING ATTAUK ON SENATOR LODGE AY GOVERNOR COX   Massachusetts Senator is Denounced as Arch Conspirator of the Age.   CONSPIRACY TO STRANGLE TREATY TO DEATH CHARGED   Senator Harding Heaped With Sarcasm and Ridicule ir Virtually Every Address Made by Democratic Nomi. nee Tuesday.

GOV. COX CHARGES SEN, HARDING WITH DELIBERATE DECET   Democratic Nominee Refer; Scathingly to G. O. P. Candidate’s Reference to Alleged French Overtures.

SUORNG HARUING, SGORES LODGE IN SPEECHES OF DAY   IECLARES NOMINEE HAS “STUP. IDLY ATTEMPTED TO DECEIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE.   WIT AND SARCASM USED   Lodge Is Dubbed As “Areh Conspirator of Ages” Seeking te Confuse the Nation on League of Nations Issue,

COX MARES TOUR OF NEW ENGLAND   Scathing Attacks Upor ‘Lodge and Harding Characterize Sneeches   BOSTON GREETS NOMINEE   Massachusetts Senator Denounced as “Arch Conspirator of the Age”

COXISSARCASTIC IN REFERRING TO SENATOR HARDING   Democratic Nominee Ridicules His Opponent During Tour of New England   SEN. LODGE IS OBJECT  OF SCATHING CRITICISM   elief That Senator Harding Quoted French Author and Humortst Is Reiterated,

SEN. HARDING WOULD DECEIVE VOTERS, COX TELLS LARGE CROWDS   Democratic Nominee Has Much Amusement About Advances by French for New Pact.   OHIO GOVERNOR CHARGES OPPONENT OF STUPIDITY   ‘Big Crowd Hearts League Ad vocate on Boston Commons at Close of Day’s Speaking.

DAY OF AOA Ts AND CRITIGTOMa AF POLITICIANS   Cox Ridicules Harding in Virtually Every Address He Makes in His Strenuous Tour of New England.   Senator From Bay State Arraigns President Wilson as an Autocrat, Declaring His Acts Are Those of Third Napoleon.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ATTACK LODGE   Governor Brands Him As the “Arch Conspirator of the Ages” Because of His Fight Aqainst the Leaque   RIDICULE IS HEAPED UPON SENATOR HARDING   Waxes Sarcastic Regarding Rival’s Claim That France Wants America to Take Lead in World Peace Plan

DEFEAT LODGE, GOV. COX ASKS   Sarcasm and Ridicule of G. O. P. OQecupy Nomi nee’s Boston Address.

ACTION  ON RALROAD LEGISLATION BY ‘HOUSE  Is Expected Before the End of Next : Week.

ARGUMENTS (NBROWN - TRIAL   Judge Abbott Makes Dra matic Appeal for Man Ac cused of Murder   Says He: Was Driven Insane for Time by Discovery of Wife’s Unfaithfulness

Nebraskan’s Efforts to In: sert Dry Piank Defeated by Vote of 929! to 155!   GLASS AND COLBY BRING ABOUT COMMONER’S LOSS   qd BRYAN’'S ELOQUENCE AN SWERED WITH RIDICULE AND SARCASM; WET PLANK OF COCKRAN MEETS FATE.

MOIST AND DRY PLANKS ARE BEATEN   Soth Bryan and Wets Smothered Under Votes After . Long Debate; Administration Platform 7 Adooted

Administration Forces in Absolute Control of the Convention--Commoner Flay ed by Colby and Glass.

COMMONER SEES ~ DRY PLANK   CONVENTION ROARS WITH CHEERS AS NEBRASKAN : SPEAKS ELOQUENTLY

ADMINISTRATION STILL IN CONTROL OF CONVENTION   gryan's Whirlwind Fight to Break Up Wilson's Platform Beaten Down.

Bryan’s Speech “for “Dry” Plank Was Cheered Bat. Vote on Question   Rejected His Plank by Vot of 92914 to 15534—He _ Still Wears a Smile

BRYAN IS DEFEATED   Administration Steam Rolle! ‘Flattens Nebraskan in Hi Fight for Planks in Demo cratic Platform.   [BONE DRY PLANK GOES ‘DOWN UNDER AVALANCH!   Bryan's Fight Against Liquor Is Failure; Cochran Also Is Beaten; Leaguers Snow Commoner Under.

00 MMANDER TERHUNE KILLS HIMSELF   Recently Relievad From Guly 2s Governor of Samoa,

NAVAL GOVERNOR OF SAMOA SUICIDI   Commander Terhune Kills Him Self.as U, S. Inquiry Court. ;  Nears Island

SAMOA GOVERNOR A SUICIDE ON NOV 3   Naval Court of Inquiry Due There Tomorrow

SAMOA GOVERNOR KILLS SELF   Naval Commander Terhune Commits Suicide, Washington Is informed by Dispatch.

NAVAL GOVERNOR OF SAMOA KILLED. HIMSELF ON NOW   ~ 7 ot & q Commander Warren J. Terhune “Ends. Life. During Depression  Because Of ‘Ill-health.   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED

SAMOAN NAVAL HEAD SUICIDE   Commander Terhune, Governor of [g¢land, Shoots Himself, Wash. ington Informed,

CAMOAN GOVERNOR COMMITS SUICIDE   Commanter Warren H. Terhune, U S. N\.. Kills Himeeif With Revolver,

NAVAL GOVERNOR OF SAMOA TERHUNE COMMITS SUICIDE   On Eve of Court Inquiry Into His Administration of Affairs of Island. Had Been Suffering Heart Trouble.

WARREN TERHUNE IMUOTS oELF TA FOUAPE INQUIRY   tad Been Relieved as Governor of American Samoa, by the President.

REPULSED ~ BOLSHEVIK!   Hand to Hand Fighting Is Reported on the Polish Front

WILSON HOLDING BACK TO FEEL OUT COUNTRY   Lawrence Believes the Presiden _ Thinks He Will Be Sought ; on the Treaty Issue,   GIVES M’ADOO APPROVAI   ‘Chief Executive, However, Re mains Silent Giving No One His Views.

WILSON READY  F ASKED 10 AN ACAI   Willing to Be Drafted i: Crisis Comes Brushing Aside Precedents.   SILENCE ON THIRD TERM EXPLAINSD

SILENCE BY WILSON  ON THE THIRD TERM   BUT JUST 4 BARE POSSIBILITY THAT HE MAY SEEK IT.   Defeat ef Leagee of Nations One impellimg Cause That Weuld Lead te His Candidacy at the Last Mement.

PRESIDENT WILSON MAY BE CANDIDATE   Ambition to Secure League of Nations Sufficient to Cause Him to Set Aside Precedent if Necessary.   MYSTERIOUS SILENCE IS CONSTANTLY MAINTAINED   Executive Agreed to Candidacies of Palmer and McAdoo, But Keeps His Purposes Entirely Secret.

WILGOM HOLDING HIMSELF READY FOR THIRD TERN   President’s Attitude Creatés Unusual Situation. M'Adoo Prrzied

CAPTURE HEAD OF BOCZE RING Wridl CONFESSES   Mike de Pike’ Heitler Impli cates Many Officials in Graft   Federal Officers and Towr  Officials Named

sateen anette arnt neat aan eniieee  HEITLER SAID 10 HAVE TOLD DOINGS OF RING

BOOZE E LEADER 1S. ~ENUCHT IN GHIEAG(   Iniplicated Federal, State and City Officers in the Ri  _ Workings in the Chicago Lisuor Trade. —Small Town Rh aunvn Alan Tnenlesd. .

‘SQUEALS’ ON RING   Chicago Prisoner Tells of Workings of “Liguér Trust”

“MIKE DE PIKE” IS REPORTED TO HAVE CONFESSE!   Story of Chicago Crook Implicates Many in  Whisky Craft.

TO RAISE $100,000 AS STADIUM QUOTA   GROUP OF BUSINESS MEN DISCUSSED CAMPAIGN AT MEETING      Plan Is to Have Clyde Nichols and Other Speakers Address Local Citizens   Business Men Appreve Stadium Plan and Arrance for Campaign for Funds

GROUP ‘OF BUSINESS MEN DISCUSSED CAMPAIGN AT MERTING   CALL PUBLIC MEETING   Plan Is to Have Clyde  Nickots and Other Speakers Address Lecal Citizens   Business Mer Appreve Stadium Vian and Arrance for Campaign for Funds

KEPT CHILD IN CELLAR & SEVENTEEN YE/RS   Little Girl, a Cripple, Said To Have Been Isolated Since Childhood.

WHAT CONGRESS DID.   Accomplished Much at Special Ses sion, says Whip Curtis.

UKRAINIANS FIGHT THE RERE   ‘Soviet Raises Special Army of 80,006 to Combat Revolt in the Odessa  District.

“BETTER SPIRIT OF COMPROMISE” NEEDET   ! Otherwise, Cannot Reach Treaty : Agreement, Democrats Say; Discuss Counter Plan

TRIAL DATE IS FIXED.   foal Miners and cosine to Get Henping NOV.

CAILLAUX A WILY WITNESS   ACCUSED AS TRAITOR, HE PLEADS “TO ERR 1S HUMAN.”   ‘Might Have Sinned’!) Through Impulstveness, He Says, and Easily Recame Dupe of Others—Attempia at Oratory Checked.

NEVER COURTED ENEMY FAVOR   Caillaux, Former French Premier, Now on Trial For Treasonahle Dealings,

COUNT MINCTTO FIGURES IN TRIAL OF GAILLAU)   SON-IN-LAW OF L. F. SWIFT 1S A GERMAN SPY—CALLIAUX’S DEFENSE IS HE ERRED, BUT NEVER WAS REALLY TRAITOR

FORMER PREMIER DEFENDS COURSE ABOUT GERMANY   Joseph Cailtaux Declares His Innocence of Treasonable Dealing With France’s Enemy   Testifies That American Am bassador Introduced Him To James Minotto

IMPULSIVENESS WAS CAILLAUX DOWKFAL   Acassed French Premier Puts Part Of Blame On Count James Minotto.

GOILLAUX DUPED BY CLEVER ARSGAL:   Denies He Ever Championed Policy of Closer Relations With Germany or Communicated With Enemy.

CAILLAUX IN TRIAL, PLEADS HE WAS DUPED         Tells “Court Of Germany Pioviding: Fund. ‘Of 100,000 “Marks = That-He- “Might Be Shadowed  Gf gen eee Mee   WAS: IN “SOUTH: “AMERICA   Says He Has Not-Profited By War; But Is Poorer -Man Today— European “Conciliation ~ His   MINOTTO’S NAME.’ MENTIONET

TO OPERATE ON WILSON?   New York Hero's Prerident Viti 8: Taken to Ro-hester. Minn, Next Week.

TO OPERATE ON WILSON?   New York Hears President Will Be Taken to Rochester, Minn., Next Week.

FATAL INJURIES   Sustained By Gilmour Bey While . Riding S. E. Coal Train

IRISH PROBLEM STILL UNSOLVED IS BELIEF   Home Rule Bill Passed By House Of .Commons ..Will Not Bring Peace It Is Declared—Lloyd George Makes Plea.

HOME RULE BILL FOR IRELAND MAY NOT BRING PEACE  MEASURE PASSED IN THE COMMONS YESTERDAY NOT EFFECTIVE.  NEWSPAPERS TERM - T AN ARMISTICE

HOME RULE BILL WILL NOT AVAI   Many Newspapers of Great Britain are United in Such an Opinion.   ‘IMPUDENT,’ SAYS NEWS: “ET ITS FUTILITY’   “Bil is Not Wanted in Any Quarter,’’ Declares London Morning Post.

ALLIED PREMIERS WANT U.S. 10 60 AND OF ARMENIANS             FINANGIAL a NEAR ST Ww WL B OF AMERICA WIDE

UN FRIENDLY TERMS.      ltaly and Jugs. Slav, Represen f tives Sign Peace Treaty.

ON FRIENDLY TERMS   Italy and Jugo-Slav. Represenjatives Sign Peace Treaty.

ANALYSIS OF “US. BARES ILLEGAL  — BOODS   Secrecy Surrounds Raids, With Promise of “Sensational = Developments.   ALCOHOLIC CONTENT IS FROM 2 FO 5 &%.

EXCESSIVE KICK IN CINCINNATI BEER ANALYZED   Sensational Developments Are Anticipated.

No Helter Skelter Rush To Get Into Seats At Coliseum Early; Sidelights On Great Gathering

SEE NO PROSPECT OF ARAIL STRIKE   UNIONS WILL TAKE TIME TC CONSIDER THE RAILROAD AWARD   SATISFACTION GROWING   Whatever’ the Decision, . There Will Be No Hasty Action, Savs W. G. Lee

LABOR UNIONS: APPEAR PLEASED   WILL NOT-PROTEST $600,000,000 AWARD,   ILLEGAL RAILROAD STRIKERS:  G) 2   The Union Emerges. Frem the Fight More Strongly Tue ..  - trenched Than Ever. oe

DECISION IS FINAL, UNION TOLD   CommitteeofBrotherhood Chieits Given Ultimatum Upon Requesting Further Increases  for Some of the Workers.

Reports from Meeting Room Indicate that Conservatives Disposed to Accept Board’s Findings will Prevail   DANGER OF IMMEDIATE STRIKE 1S DISSIPATED   Less Dissatisfaction Apparent over Amount of Award and Desire for Peaceable Solution of Problem is Manifest

OWTTCHMEN AND TENDERS QUIT WORK   Only 40 Per Cent Out At Galesburg, However.

GERMANY FEARS MILITARY COUF   iovernment Takes Elaborat: Precautions To Guard Itself From Disaster

SUFFRAGE FIGHT IN DELAWARE IS NOT YET LOS   Motion For Reconsidera: tion of Vote in Legisla. ture Will be Introducec Next Week.   SENTIMENT CHANGED IS CLAIM OF WOMEN

But leaders say there may be “chance. for recon-. ~e"* *” sideration      Little likelihood hard-shelled Green Mountain governor will accede

SUFFRAGE FIGHT IN UELEWARE S NOT LOST 1S BELIEF   This Is View Of Miss Alice Paul Who Has Been Leading Battle For Vote   MOVE TO RECONSIDER   North Carolina, Vermont An¢ Louisiana Hold Hopes Of Suffragists

PARIS STRIKE LEADERS ARE UNDER ARREST   Charged With ith Interference  With Liberty to Work and Inciting ‘Disobedience   ARE MANY VOLUNTEERS   General Strike is Snid ‘to be & Failure; Many Return ‘to Work

JUTCH REFUSE 10 GIVE UP KAISER   inglish Statesman Says Technical Point of Third Country Call is Raised.   PROLONGED PARLEY IS SEEN.   several Communications Expected tc Pass Between Allies and Holland As Result—Allies Ready to Act Quickly.

EFUSES REQUEST FOR EXTRA DITION OF KAISER   It Was Believed Reply Would Be h Paris Tonight   Former Crown Prince May WNever Be Demanded for Trial   His Crimes Were Committed In France and France Don’t Want Him.

HOLLAND WiLL GIVE. WILNELM ONLY 10 HUNS   Dutch Claim it Iegal To Give Up Refugee Except To Native Country   HOLLAND AN ASYLUM   Prolonged Negotiations Are Expected Over The Al lies’? Demand

VG OUTRIGHT REFUSAL   Long Discussion Expected With Netherlands Government Over Demand.

GERMANY MUST BE PARTY TO REQUEST -BASIS-FOR REFUSAL   Information Given Out. by Sec retary to Lloyd George; OF. ficial Reply Awaited _

sovernor Coolidge ©. pie In Tennessee   Republican Vice Presidential Candidnte Touring Tenunessce Today.

Governor Coolidge oe In Tennessee      Repibycan Viee Presidentlay Cayadl date’ Touring Tennessee Today.

LADGE SPEAKS AT OPENING OF SESSION USUAL ARRAIGNMENT OF THE OPPOSITION

Republican Party Accepts Chal lenge on Peace Treaty and Learue.   RIGHT THAT PEOPLE JUDGE   Firm Hand in Dealing With Mexican Situation Urged by Senator in OpenJug Party Convention gin Chicago; Enforcement of Profiteering Lam

DRIVE WILSON DYNASTY FROM POWER; KILL LEAGUE OF NATIONS. URGES SENATOR   Keynote Speaker Defends Opposition to League of Nations; Attacks Administration Stand Om Moevirn

MWR, COUGHLIN HAS “COLLAPSED, REWARD IS SOUGHT AY MAN}      DETHRONEMENT OF WILSON DYNASTY KEYNOTE OF SENATOR LODGE’S ADDRESS AS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN AT CHicaca

: “Defeat. League” ae Senator Lodge   Delivers Opening  Addiess weds Temporary Chaitin of Re.  ‘ ‘publican Convention

LEAGUE T0 BE KEY IN 1920 (0 P PLATFORM   LEAGUE OF NATION CAMPAIGN—ME,  ~ TION, — PROFE WILSONTAN  KEY ‘TO JA. G ANI YON AME

LODGE FLINGS DOWN GAUNTLE]   “We Make Treaty Issue—We Ask Approbation for What We Have Done”   The People Will Now Tell Us: What They Think of  Wilson’s League   Bay State Senator Flays Wilson Administration in Keynote Speech

LODGE MAKES KEYNOTE SPEECH   Temporary Chairman of Republican Conven-tion Is Bitter

ALY-NOTE. SPEECH [9 DELIVERED   Senator Lodge Delivers First Speech of Convention   WILSON DYNASTY MUST BE DEFEATED   Return of Wilson to Power Step Toward Autocracy

LODGE CAMPAIGN ISSUE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   He Declared It Time to Take a Firm Stand About Mexican Situation

MAKE LEAGUE ISSUE. OF FIGHT, HE SAYS  Drive Wilson and His "Dynasty’ From Power, Urges Senator in Keynote Speech,

Senator Pours Vitriel on “Un-American’ League of Nations, Mexican Fiasco, President and All His Works

THROWS. POLITICAL GAUNTLET. AT. FEET OF THE DEMOCRATS   Mass. Senator Gives Accoun! Of Republican Stewardship; Flays Administration for Its Stand on Great Issues.

G..O. P. Must Whip: Wilson Autocracy Declares Ledge   Senator Delivers Keynote Address.as Temporary Chairman of Renublican National Convention. a

OAS REPUBLICANS MAKE THE LOWE ANT ASK APPROBATION   People Will Tell What They Think of Wilson League and America’s Sacrifice.   LODGE DEFENDS SMOOT’S OPPOSITION TO TREATY   Finds Time After Arraigning Wilson Administration to Lay Before Republican Convention Delegates Stand of Party on Salient) Prob. lems Facing Nation,

DEFEAT OF LEAGUE IS CALLED FOR   Senator in Keynote Convention Talk Demands Firm Mexican Policy, Punishment of Profiteers and Maintenance oi Law and Order.

Republican’ -Canvention Chairman Pleads for “Expulsjon of . Wilson -Dy “nasty” From Helm of eShip of State. .   CALLS PRESIDENT ENEMY” = “OF DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM   Declares Profiteers and High Cost  *..0F Living “Must Be Curbed at  Once — Takes Rap at Government Ownership of Public Utili‘Siac

Massachusetts Senator in Keynote Ad ~ dress Says Government by a Single Man Must Cease.   CALLS FOR ADMINISTRATION -. OF AND BY THE PEOPLE

Time to Take Fi irm Stand on Mexican Pol icy, Too Much Watchful Waiting, He Tells Convention.

Drive Wilson And His “Dynasty” From Power And Defeat League Of Nations As President Wants It, Says Lodge In Keynote Addres:

High Cost of Living Comes Ir For Share of Discussion It Keynote Speech.   Believes Country Will Stanc By Senate’s Refusal I¢ Adopt Treaty.

HE SAYS RATION MUST BRIVE OUT WILSON DYRAST   THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN NATIONAL CONVENTION CHARGES PRESENT GOVERNMENT IS UNAMERICAN,

Every Disciple of Wilson Must Be Removed; League Is Before the People.   ASKS FOR THEIR APPROVAL

Believes Country Will Stand By Senate’s Refusal To Adopt Treaty.

KEY-NOTE SPEECH SCORES WILSON   Senator Lodge Says “Dynasty’ Must Be Driven Out.   THE PEACE TREATY ISSUE   Conduct of Mexican Affair Disgrace ful, He Says. Cost of Living Mos Essential Problem,

LODGE DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEEA   Devotes Hintself To Bitter Attack On Wilson.

LEAGUE THE CHIEF ISSUE SAYS LODGE   MANDATE FOR MEXICO RATHER THAN ARMENIA 'SAYS “KEYNOTER”   “DRIVE OUT WILSON”   The President and His “Dynasty’ Must be Driven from Power Says the Senator   Democratic Party is Responsible for the “Perilous Conditions of the Hour”

SENATOR LODGE SOUNDS KEYNOTE   Attacks Administration Mexican Policy and Stand on League of Nations and Peace   CALLS PRESIDENT AUTOCRAT   Senator Lodge Says Salvation of Country Depends on Election of Republican Nati®nal Ticket.

EXECUTIVE AND HIS COHORTS MUST GO FROM POWER   SENATE OPPOSITION WAS HIGH AND PATRIOTIC.   The Massachusetts Senator said That He Tock Issue with the President And Flings Down Gauntlet And Asks People to Decide.

Presidential Campaign To Be Waged Around League of Nations   COMPLETE TEXT OF LODGE ADDRESS ON PAGES 4 & 5

MARKET REPORT SHOWS ACTIVE BUYING. STEADY   Steers Sleihtly Lower Than Wednesday. Hogs Take A Step Hgher. Wheat at $2.04,

AMT POLICES PIVEN SEVERE RAPS      ‘At Pinehurst at the Banker: Meeting Being Held Ther —sisson Wades Into Ther With Gloves Off, and “De  erties Peacont Situatinn.-

PEANUT: POLITICIANS PWN SEVERE. RAPS   At Pinehurst-at the Bankers’ Meeting Being Held There. —Sisson Wadés' Into Them With Gloves Off, and De rvtoa Prpcaont Citaatinn 

NO AMERICANS IN TAMPICO IN DANGER   First Reports From Destroyers Sent to Mexican Waters Received

AMERICANS NOT IN DANGER   Captain Long of Destroyer Division Reports That Fampico Is

AMERICANS IN - MEXICO SAFE SAY DISPATCHES   GENERAL OBREGON IS ESTAB LISHING HIS AUTHORITY— REVOLUTION BLOODLESS

A Free Canning Bulletin Is Waiting for Every Woman Reader ‘asi The Register

SIXTEEN MEET DEATH; TRAIN FALLS IN RIVER   Bad Condition of Roads I: Said To Be Responsible for Tragedy.

MOTOR BUS FALLS INTO RIVER   Sixteen Teerists Killed in San Reme €eetian af italw.

16 TOURISTS ARE KILLED   Twenty-One Others Are Injured When Bus Falls Into River in Italy.

INCENDIARIGM AT LIVERPOOL   {Cotton Warehouses and Lumber Yards Are Burned.   MILITARY STEPS  TO PROTECT PROPERTY    Firebugs Are Believed To Be   Hiding in City.   A Policeman is Shot Dead ir Liverpool While Attempting To Arrast Suspect—Wholeeale Arrests Being Made.

CHICAGO PROVOSES TO MAKE REFORM INSTITUTIONS PAY ‘A LICENSE LAX TO THE CIT

ASK SPECIAL SESSION   Of Legislature to Enact Law Against Rent Profiteerine.

RENT CONTROL IS UP 10 THE LEGISLATURE   Committee Named By Cox to Draft Ordinance Calls Gn Solens

RUSSIAN © TROOPS © TRAPPED   FROM 30,000 to to 40,000 BOL ‘SHEVISTS SAID TO BE HEMMED IN    Between Siedlce and Brest * Litovsk —Poles Take 15,000 Prisoners — Liberation of Poland Assured i is the French View. =

REJECTS PROHIBITION,   Called “Anti-Christian and Idea of American Cranks.’

CHURCH REJECTS PROHIBITION   Australian Anglican Synod in Session at Adelaide Calig It “Idea of American Cranks.”

PRESIDENT APPROVES, SALE OF THIRTY VESSELS   If Needed Steamers May Be Used for Transporting Country’s Soldiers,

PRESIDENT Hikd APPROVED ALE OF GREAT SHIPS   Chairman Payne Says Clause in Contract Will Provide Ships Must Be Under American Flag   ONE COMPANY OFFERS $28,000,000 FOR ALI   Former. German Passenger Ships to Be Offered to Highest Bidders at Once

WILSON APPROVES SALE OF SHIPS   Shipping Board Head Will Proceed With the Negotiations for the Sale of Vessels,

RETAIN GERMAN SHIPS UNDER STARS AND STRIPES   Gale of Vessels Includes Agreement to Hold Boats Available as Transports.

APPROVES SALE OF SHTPS.   resident Acts on Issue of Former German Vessels,

MASS MEETINGS DEMAND REVOLT IN REPUBLIC   ACTION AGAINST COMPROMISE PROPOSAL IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

UPEN REVOLT I) DEMANDED BY SPEAKERS   Mass Meetings Held Sunday By Anti-Government Forces in Berlin.

SPARTACISTS OPENLY PREACH CERMAN REVOLT   PLAN. MASS. DEMONSTRATION joc-FOR-THURSDAY; EBERT ~ NOT WORRIED .

GERMAN UNREST. NOW BEING FELT — IN MANY PARTS   SPARTACIDES TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY OF LEIBKNECHT’S DEATH   GOVERNMENT WILL PRESERVE ORDER

WbbtoTs NEW SOMMSSION Te  DIREET PLAYING   TWEYDLER HAS PLAN TO GUAR.  ANTEE HONEST PLAYING IN THE BIG LEAGUES.

a ar rt a a  PRESENT BASEBALL COMMISSION HAS OUTLIVED ITS USEFULNES:   President Heydler of the National League Says It Should Be Replaced by Men Whose Names Will Restore Confidence in the Game.

PLANS FOR A NEW —COVERNING ‘BOD   President. National League -Thinks.Men of Unquestioned Integrity Aloné Can Save Rasehall            ROBING CONTINUES           PECIAL GRAND JURY RETAINEL -GO ‘TO BOTTOM OF CORRUPT “PRACTICES OF GAMBLING “SYNDICATE.

NEW BODY TO GOVERN BIG LEAGUE BASERAL   President Héydler Says WNational Commission is to Be Replaced by Strong Body te Insure Future Security — of  ‘The Game Against Scandals.

NEW GOVERNING BODY PROPOSED   Major \League Baseball to Be Conducted on a  Different Plan.

NEW CONTROL FOR BASEBAII   ‘President Heydler of National  League Says New Governing Commission Necessary.

ROTE LITILE PRICE REDUCTION   New York Pederal Reserve Bank TKeviews Business Conditions for First Four Month of Year,

LITTLE REDUCTION IN) PRICES.   Review Shows That Small Headway Mote Taewards« Reduction.

Japanese And British Dele gates Make Proposal For American Confirmation   FINAL DRAFT MAY BE READY IN YEAR   Kurope Fears Power Of U. 8. If Military Spirit Sould Develop

ASK UNCLE SAM TO CONFIRM TRE  DISARMAMENT  PROPOSALS MADE BY THE JAPANESE AND  BRITISH. WOULD HOLD UNITED STATES IN CHECK

PLAY DIRECTOR HERE      Paul Brown Will Diseuss , Plans Vor Summer.

THE AGCEPTED TIME   PSYCHIMAGH AL MOMEAT POR CLINCHENG HOSPITAL.   A Thousand Reasons. Favoring and  * » * — Not One in Opposition,

THE ACCEPTED TIME   sve HOLOGIC AL MOMENT FoI _CLINCHENG HOSPITAL,       Aj Thousand! R sasons. Favoring  sun Poa Not One i in Opposition,

MIOPEN AY NOT VOTE IN MISSISSIPPI   Registration 4 Months Be fore Election Required,

SO  WOMER CAN'T VOTE IN MISSISSIPPI   May Also Find Themselves Without the Franchise in Louisiana and New Jersey in November Election.

LAWS IN THREE STATES BLOCK WOMEN’S VOTES   Louisiana, New Jersey and Mississippi Legislators Have Failed to Kinact Necessary Statutes,

HN THREE STATES  WOMEN MAY LOSE BALLOT THIS FAL   LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI AND NEW JERSEY PROBABLY TO BENY IT.--IN ALL OTHERS FAIR SEX WILL GET VOTE.

WOMEN MAY N: THIS FALL L NEW JERS  P GED VOTE LOUISIANA, y OR MISSISSI

SPECIAL SESSION CALLED FOR W. VA. LEGISLATURE TO ACT ON SUFFRAGE

YOU SHOULD HAVE $55.89   Treasury Department Figures That as the Per Capita Circulation of the United States.

S.P. Mail Train No. 10 Held Up by Lone Man Near Berkeley Station

W000 LEADS IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Lowden Second, Johnson Not Far Behind   Black Hills, Old Roosevelt Ground Go Heavily for General

WOOD HAS SMALL LEAD IN SOLTH DAKOTA PRIMAR}   Gcveruor Lowen Running Second and Senator Johnson Third—Poin. dexter Is Away Behind.

FAIL TO FIND BLAST FIEND   Sleuths Believe Explosive Carried in Wagon, But Haven't Located Guilty Ones,

Department of Justice Agents and Police  Admit Failure After Five and Half Days: of Investigation; Customs House Under Heaviest Guard Following Warning   REGARD POSTCARD AS HOAX

NOMIT FAILURE 10 SOLVE MYSTERY   Efforts Concentrated on Trying to Find D-iver of Death Wagon, Believed to Hold Key to Solution. —

FAIL 10 SOLVE BOMB MYSTERY   WARNING OF SECOND EXPLOS ION PROVES ONLY A HOAX

THREAT CUSTOMS HOUSE. WOULD BE. DESTROYED FAILED TO MATERIALIZE   Investigation Of Wall’ Street Ex~ ploston’ Has Resulted In Noth . ing Definite To Date.

AUTHORITIES FAIL TO SOLVE MYSTERY INN. Y. EXPLOSION   Police and U. S. Secret Servic _ Agents Admit They Have + Not Made Progress After Five and Half Days.

WALL STREET BONE OUTRAGE SHROUDED (N-MYSTERY. CLEWS   Investigators Commence Long ~Hard*~Task ~of— Ruiming™ Down Various Leads.

POLICE FAIL TO SOLVE BLOW UP PUZZLE IN N. Y.   Officials Admit Five and OneHalf Days Investigation Has Revealed Little   CUSTOMS BLOW-UP FAKE   IDENTITY OF DEATH WAGON DRIVER HELD TO BE KEY TO WHOLE MYSTERY

MYSTERY OF NEW YORK EX-  _ PLOSION STILL UNSOLVED   Police and U. 8. Secret Service Agents Admit They Have Made No Progress After 5% Days.

FAIL TO SOLVE MYSTERY.   Officials Without Evidence as to Perpetrators of Wall Street Disaster,

EXPLOSION. MYSTERY 15 STILL UNSOLVED   ANONYMOUS THREAT TO DESTROY CUSTOM HOUSE PROVES HOAX.

VICTORY IS OVERWHELMING      Tumutt of Che Greeta Announcement of Result ef Election at Washington Headauartera.

VICTORY IS OVERWHELMING   Tumult of Cheers Greets Announce. ment of Result of Election at Washington Headquarters.

TIMES SQUARE BLAZE.   Center of “Great White Way” Is Throw: Into Confusion.

FEDERAL AGENTS NIP CAMPAIGN TO DESTROY NATION   Radicals Sought Ti Foment Riots In Coal Strike.

REVOLUTION FROM. ~ STRIKES REDS’ PLAN   RADICALS PLOTTED OVERTHROW i. OF UySe:A8: EXPANSION -OF « LABOR TROUBLES, ~   EVIDENCE DISCLOSES DESIGN   Development of Recent Steel and Coat Tieups Into.Wholesale ‘Agita-~.’ tion Was: Scheine.  "':

Plot to Overthrow U.S. Government Bared in Raids, Officials Say   Radical Leaders Planned: to -Develop Steel and Coal Strikes Into General Strike’ and Ulttmately Into Revolution to U pset Law and Order. U. S. Agents Assert. » ,

DLEAR PRUUE UF PLOT ott IN DOCUMENTS TAKEN ON REDS   HOST TO BE DEPORTED FOR PART IN TREASONABLE ENTERPRISE   MANY CITIZENS AMONG CAPTIVES AND “PARLOR” BOLSHEVISTS ARE TO BE DEALT WITH BY STATES—THOUSANDS ARE IN CELLS

A500 RADICALS HELD IN DRAGNET   ARRESTS IN CLEANUP OF AN ARCHISTS REACH BIG FIGURE   PLOT GENERAL WALKOUT   Geran see, aes  Reds Planned to Use Steel and Coal Strikes as Starting Points for Revolution,

Raids Also Disclose That a “Slush Fund” of Many Millions’.Has Been Created to Aid Conspiracy and That Organization for Revolution Was Amazingly Complete.

4,500 and More Caught in Descent of Secret Service Men, With More Than 2,500 Against Whom Is Evidence Enough for Deportation. Number of American Citizens in Net Grows.

REDS MEANT REVOLUTION   Documents Seized by Federal Agents Show Sinister Plot   STRIKES WERE TO PRECEDE REBELLION   Nearly 4,500 Radical Taken by Governmen Drag Net

ividence Taken Discloses Plan to Develop Coal and Steel Strikes Into Revolution, and Attemp-s to Incite Miners to Violence—Arresis Continue With 4,500 in Custody.

AGENTS FOIL DRASTIC AIM OF RADICALS   Program of Reds Was to Develop Recent Steel and Coal Strikes Into General Walkout, Then ‘to Attempt Overthrow of U.S.   ARRESTS EXCEED 4,500   Late Figures Show List Of 2,635 Aliens Against Whom Sufficient Evidence Was Obtained to Carry Out Deportation.

MANY CITIZENS AMONG CAPTIVES AND ““PARLOR* BOLSUEVISTS ARE TO RE DEALT WITH BY STATES—THOUSANDS ARE IN CELLS

LABOR REVOLT  “TO TAKE GOVT. WAS RED PLAN      Raids Thwart the Plans to Seize the Government

Find Communist Agitato rs Have Penetrated Every  Mining Center.    Big Slush Fund Discovered As Government Continues Its :  Raids on Radicals.

Municipal Auditorium at Long Beach Unable to Take Care of Crowd; Forced to Talk to Overflow Meet: State Rights Pledged on Japanese Problem; Defends League   EXPECTED IN PHOENIX TONIGHT

DUCKING FOR NONOVERALLITE   Pennsylvania Club to Punish Mem. bers Who Discard Denims—Protest Move Spreading.

PAPER ENDED THE PARLEY   Publication by Daity Herald of Bel shevik Subsidy Led to Break Ae in Nearetiations.

ee PUT "TREATY UPFOR - DEBATE AGAIN   SENATE FOPFIGN . RELATION: COMMITTEE WANTS TREATY BACK ON FLOOR FOR DEBATE.   SEN. KNOX READY WITH A RESOLUTION   New Democratic Leader Counted O1 To Urge Fresidént To Resubmit thei Pact.

NEW NEW MOVE TO GET PEACE TREATY BACK TO SENATE    Move Is a Political Maneuver in tie Qpinion of Many of the Senators.

WOULD GET PACT BACK IN AGTION   Democrats See Hope for Proposal to Wilson From Democrats Through Senator Underwood; Both Parties Anxious for Consideration.

NEW PEACE. MOVI ON IN SENATE   flany ‘Leaders “See ~ Political Maneuver In Action   KNOX HAS NEW ‘RESOLUTION   Adantion Would Declare State of War At End

Other Senators Are Makeing an Effort to Have the Treaty Taken Up Again

Peace Resolution ~ Has Better Chane   Effort Being Made to Get It on the Sen ate Floor For Debate Now That Underwood Is Minority Leader.

SAN EFFOMT REING R ORECONSIBERING WE TREATY,  NON-PAL      ‘ATOR UXBERWOOR WEL ANN PRESIDENT WILSON TO RESU BIT i

AMERICAN INTERESTS MAYBE BARRED FROM. TNT EAST INDIES   BILL INTRODUCED WOULD ELIMINATE PETROLEUM ‘OPERATORS FROM THE UNITED STATES FROM FIELDS

DOOR MAY BE SHUN AGAINST U, S,   interests in the Great Diamba Gii Ficids Threatened   UP TO DUTCH PARLIAMENT   Bill Offered Giving Contro! to Ratavian flamnpany

WILSON PLANS 10 TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN CAMPAIGN 10 ELECT GOVERNOR GOA   if Health Permits President Wall Make Stump Speeches Over Country For Successor   Early Conference Between Cox and Wil son Will Probably Be Arranged;  Wilson Sends Congratulations

PRESIDENT T0 10. ~ GIVE COX AID   Definite Assurances Given alt the White House That Wilson to Help Campaign ~

TO HELP ELECT “JIMMIE” COX   President Wilson Will Take An Active Part in the Election of Successor   IS WELL SATISFIED   Platform Adopted by the Democrats Corresponds With Cox’s Views

WHITE HOUSE IS PRAISING COX   ‘IF PRESIDENTS HEALTH WILL  PERMIT HE JS EXPECTED TO  ENTER CAMPAIGN

WILSON AND ORYS ~ TO SUPPORT COX   PRESIDENT MAY TAKE THE STUMP IN BEHALF OF THE NOMINEE

PRES, PLEASED ‘AT NOMINATION ~ GOVERNOR COX   Intimated That He Will Take Active Part in Gap Tumulty Says Cox Will Win

WILSON TO TAKE STUMP FOR C0)   White House Indications Poin to Active Participation in Coming Campaign.      HAD FAVORED SON-IN-LAW

PRES, PLEASED “AT oa TION GOVERNOR 00)   Sntimated That He Will Take Actly Part in Campaign Tnmulty Says Cox’ Wil Win

PRESIOENT WILL TANE ACTIVE PART INCOXCAMPAICK   AN EARLY CONFERENCE BE. TWEEN WILSON AND THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE EXPECTED.

IMPERIAL POTENTATE: OF SHRINE WILL RETURN FOR DEDICATION OF TEMPLE      Bellicose Talk Begins to Appear in Japanese Pres

IMPERIAL POTENTATE. OF SHRINE WILL RETURN FOR DEGICATION OF TEMPLE

WANTS, FOR SALE, RENTS   TWO FRESH MILK COWS For Sak Edward Fredrichs, Elk Grove

“MINCE” FE PARTIES” ‘MAY NOW BECOME POPULAR WITH RULING OF PRO. ENFORCER

NO ACTION TO BET TAKEN ON DECKER NOTES   Charge of Admiral to Go Unchallenged by Secretary.

IGNORE ATTACK UN SEC. DANIELS   ROOSEVELT SAYS IT IS NOT WORTH BOTHERING ABOUT

NAVY DEPARTMENT 10 ~DISRERARD ATTACKS   Charges: Against Officials By Admiral Decker Wiil Be Overlooked

DANIELS GNORES ADMIRAL’S ATTACK   Roosevelt Says Chief Consider: Decker’s Talk Not Worth Noticing.

DECKER CHARGES T0 BE. IGNORED, SAYS ROOSEVELT   Admiral Charged Daniels with Misrepresentation and Aide with Politics.   RETIREMENT WAS URGED

DECKER’S ATTACK ON NAVY IGNORE   CHARGES BY ADMIRAL AGAINST DEPARTMENT HEADS WILL BE PASSED OVER.

FARMEN UF DALE TOLL USE WOOD   PUT NO TRUST IN COAL SUPPLY IS BUREAU WARNING   State Federation Says To Cut Wood and Use Up Old Fences.

HOMAGE IS PAID BODY OF TOMMY   Private Given Field Mar shal’s Honors  BROT FROM YPRES  Part of Armistice Day Celebration

A SOLDIER. BURIED IN WESTMINSTER   SOME UNKNOWN SOLDIER WHe DIED AT YPRES WILL BE GIVEN PLACE OF BORGER   BOBY PICKED AT RANDON FROM THE THOUSANDS OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT EN.  PER THE BOUPISH FLAG

SOLDIER KILLED AT YPRES WILL ALOT IN ABBEY   Body Is Chosen at Random From Flanders Cemetery to Lie in Westminster   FOCH AND GEN. WEYGAND WITNESS EMBARKATION   BRILLIANT CELEBRATION TO ATTEND SECOND ANNIVER. SARY OF ARMISTICE IN LONDON TOMORROW. .

UNKNOWN WILL BE INTERRED IN WESTMINSTER   Where the Body Wil” Rest: is British Statesmen, Rulers ant Wariors,  eside

UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED WITH ALL POSSIBLE HONOR   Body Was Picked at’ Random from Hosts at Ypres for Interment In Westminster Abbey,

Field Marshal’s Honors For ‘n  Unknewn Herc      Body Brought From Ypres and With a Great Deal of Pomp  _ Taken to Its Last Resting Place In Westminster Abbey.   Marshal Foch and General Weygand Were Among Dignitaries Attending the Function——Remains Fiaced With Bodies of British Statesmen, Rulers and Warriors.

Unknown British Soldier to’ Be Given Burial With Field  -Marshal’s Honors Tomorrou

UNKNOWN BODY 1 WESTMIN'R ABBE   L Ai comes 31 Field Marshal Wlonors Accorded Cn. known Soldier Who Was Hill.   "ed at ¥pres

BUFFALO MAN VICTIM Of QING OF BLAGKHANDERS’   [Two ‘Murdered On ‘Lonely Road “Near Cleveland—-Clue Led To Headquarters In Buffalo.

SEEK IMMEDIATE HELP FOR SHIP   Messages Sent Broadcast, Sa} Ellithorpe Drifting Toware Sand Bar   Altempls of Steamer Mapte“ mare ta Place Line Aboard Eitthnene Eait

SLIGHT GAINS BY POLISH REPORTED IN SUNDAY FIGHT   Radzymin, 15 Miles from Warsaw, Again in Pclish Hands After Hard Fight.   RIVERS BEING PATROLLED   Soviet Cavalry Is Harrassing Polish Troops Along Several Fronts.

RUSSIA SEEKS THE CONQUEST OF THE WORLD   Reds Intend to Force Alliance With Teutons to Attack Neighbor to the West.   BRITAIN, THEN AMERICA NEXT, BOLSHEVIKI SAY   Lenine and Trotzke Plan to Foment Revolution in Germany Unless Berlin Concurs.

REDS HALTED TO MILES FROM POLE CAPITAL    Reports Declare Fight. ing is in Defenders Hands. ‘wy

WARSAW REPORTED: HAVING BEEN TAKEN BY THE BOLSHEVIKI   Advices From Kovno, Russia, to London Times Says Place © Was Captured Sunday.   FIGHTING ALONG BUG — RIVER STILL PROGRESSES   Poles Claim Capture of Portion of Front From Russians and  Controversy Unsettled.

SOVIET CAVALRY REPORTED WEST OF CITY IN RAIDS   Armored Boat Flotilla on River Seeks to Prevent Encirclement of Town  —   PEOPLE FLOCK OUT OF “~~ CAPITAL AS FOES APPROACI   Hungary Sends Envoy Who Of fers Food and Military Aid

RUADS CAN HANDLE GOAL FOR COUNTRY AT UNIFORM RATE   Balanced Shipments Thru Yea Essential to Plan, Executive Explains.

DECLARE ROADS ABLE TO HANDLE SUPPLY OF COAL   Rail Head Declares Regulat. ‘ed Distribution Is Necessary.

SHANGHAL SAFETY FIPST CLUB PAEVENTS DISEASE ennrAn THON SERVANTS   LEPROSY AND OTHER SERIOUS BISEASES IMPORTED THROUGH FOREIGN SERVANTS.

SHANGHAI HAS SAFETY CLUB   Aim of Society Is To Prevent Spread of Disease

WILSON SAVES GIRL FROM EXECUTIO!   NEGRESS AROUT TO BE HANGEI FOR MURDER 15 TO GO TO U. &. PRISON FOR  So Rea ert e ESO aay ee oo

WAR BETWEEN EAST AND WES]   Is Predicted in Communica tion From Russ Soviets to England Laborites.

DEADLY FiGhT [a FAGING NATIONS  MOSCOW WARNS   Communism to Engage England and America in Mortal Combat   THIRD INTERNATIONALE PAINTS RED PICTURE   Workers Must Prepare fo! Civil-War, Says Answer to British Labor

PITS WORLD AGAINST AMERICA AND ENGLAND   Control of the Old World Gained Moyement Is to Meet British and United States in Mortal Conflict_ ‘Civh War’ and Bloody Strife.

PROLETARIAT WILL GAIN END BY REVOLUTION   Statement From Russia Tells British Workers To Prepare For War.

RUSS LABOR BODY SEES WAR ON U.S.   Moscow Internationale in Mes: sage to British Labor Predicts Conflict.   FINAL BLOW AT AMERICA   Declares That the Triumph of the Proletariat Involves Bloody Revolution—Workers Must Prepare for Civil War.

MUST BE BLOOD SHED, CLAIM COMMUNISTS   “Triumph of Proletariat Cannot! Come By Ballot Says Moscow Third Internationale

PROLETARIAN TRIUMPH MEANS A BLOODY WAR      ALL SOCIALISM IS COMMUN ISM, SAYS MOSCOW INTERNATIONAL   London Times Prints Letter Fron Moscow to British Which Predicts War °

THREATEN FINAL BLOW AT AMERICA   Russian Labor Body Sees War or United States.   MESSAGE PREDICTS CONFLICT   Great Blow to Be Aimed at Yanks and British Involving Bloody Revolution of “Proletariat” Against the Capitalistic Class.

GORY REVOLT T0 PUT COMMUNISM IN EVERY NATION   STRUGGLE WiLL DESL FINSL BLOW TO ARISTOCRACY, ENGLISH LABOR IS TOLD.

REDS TELL BRITISH LABOR TO PREPARE FOR BIG CIVIL WAR   Third Internationale Message Predicts Bloody Struggle to Conquer World.   THREATEN CAPITALISTS QF AMERICA AND BRITAIN   ‘Says Movement Will Meet. in  Mortal Conflict England and United States.

FANS BLOODY REVOLUTION ; WIS ADVOCATES SAY.    q   ould Mean Clvit War In Engiand And United States "To Cone : q trol Government.

SAYS BOLSHEVISM WILL SWEEP OVER EUROPE AND U. S.   Predicts Europe Will Be Arrayed Against America and England in Mortal Combat.   BLOODY REVOLUTION   Moscow Internationale Says the Workers Must Prepare for Civil War Over World:

RUSS LABOR BODY SEES WAR ONULS,   Moscow Internationale in Mesgage to. British Labor Predicts Conflict.   FINAL BLOW-: AT AMERICA   Declares That the. Triumph of th  volves Gioody Reva tution—Worker® Must Prepare for Givil War.

THE COMMURIOTS HAVE AMBITIONS   GREAT BRIPAIN WORKERS MUST PREPARE FOR CIVIL WAL   TRIUMPH GF PROLETARIAI   Tho ‘Thitd Internationale al Moscow Issues Answers to Questions by Lu  dependent Labor Party.

SUSCESS COMMON PEOPLE INVOLVES BLOODY REVOLT   Third International Mos cow Says Labor be Revolutionized

WORLD 10 FIGHT U.S, AND BRITAIN, BOLSHEVIK PLA}   Internationale at. Moscow ficts Conflict of East  ae + eee

TOLD TO PREPARE FOR CIVIL STRIFE   Triumph = of _~—~Proletariat Means Bloody Revolt   LABOR PARTY TOLD   British Paper Prints Reply Received From Third Internationale at Moscow.

REVOLUTION UN U.S.A orn ~-FOR BOLSHEVISM  WILL COME S00   Says Proletariat in Moscow Discussing The Trend Of Bolshevistic Efforts Toward The Heart of Europe.—London Times Carries Story.

WORLD STRIFE IS RED AIM!   Communists Would Overthrow Al Baene Bevern ments, Using ilitary Means.

Will Then Meet England and America in Mortal Con flict, Is Moscow Statement   INTERNATIONALE ANSWERS QUESTION

REVOLUTION WN. 1S AND ENGLAND FOR BOLSHENSM  WELCOME Som   Says Proletariat in Moscov Discussing ‘The Trend -O Bolshevistic Efforts Towar«  The qual of Europe.—Lon  don Times Carries Story,

WAGE SCHEDULES WILL BE REVISEL   Advances of Twenty-seven Per Cen’ Recommended by Federal Coal Commission.   WILSON CALLS CONFERENCE

ORDER ABOLISHING THE PRICE LIST WAS ISSUED BY PREs. IDENT WILSON TODAY,   The President Also Called the Miners and Operators to a Joint Conference to Revise the Wage

Abolition of All Coal Priced Fixed Prior to March uN : Ordered by Commission   INCREASE IN WAGES IS FAVORED FOR LABOR   COAL COMMISSION REPORT SAYS OPERATORS sHOULE ABSORB INCREASE WITHOUT RAISING PRICES,

REVISION OF COAL WAGE SCALE URGED RESTRICTIONS OF F   Government Control Of Price Will End April 1, President Wilson Decides   REPORTS PUBLISHED   Declares That Majority Re. port Is Binding On Both Operators And Miners

TO REVISE THE WAGE SCHEDULE   President Wilson Calls the Miners and Operators Into Special Meeting   PRICES ABOLISHED

JOINT CONFERENCE ON MINERS" WAGES “CALLED BY WHLSON   Issues Order Continuing Government Supervision But Knocking Out Price Regulations.

COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS TOLD TO REVISE WAGES   WILSON SUMMONS MINERS AND OPERATORS TO CONFERENCK TO FIX WAGES BASED ON REPORT   ABOLISH PRICE ORDERS   Government Retains Control of DisGibution But Cannot Regulate Prices — Wilson Urges Quick Action for Consumers’ Benefit

COAL COMMISSION AWARD WILL BE THE FINAL WORD   WAGE ADVANCES RECOMMENDED ARF 27 PRR CENT OVER THOSE FIXED IN SOFT COAL AGH

WILSON ISSUES CALL FOR COAL CONFERENCE   TO DISCUSS WAGES   URGES OPERATORS AND MINER! TO MEET AT EARLY DATE SO PRICES MAY BE MADE— COM.  ‘ MISSION REPORT MADE  PUBLIC

$ THAT CONFERENCE BE: HELD’ AT-EARLIEST POSSIBLE MOMORT PROVIDES WAGE .INCREASE OF 24 _- CENTS FOR TONNAGE WORKERS OVER : WAGES IN EFFECT MARCH ope pote 3 i

MAJORITY REPORT BINDING    Wage Increase of 27 Per Cont. ; Recommended by Commission in Finding. 

KNOCKS OUT OLD COAL PRICES   All Cost Regulations Suspended Pending Joint Conference   MUST CONVENE IMMEDIATELY   Rushes Request to Those Named in Committees

CANADA JOINS.’ _, OVERALL Wave      ENTIRE. UNITED STATE SWEPT BY EFF ORT. TOR DUCE H.C. OF         New Yorkers Start to Make Lunch-Carrying as Popular asOveralls . Sgt

WILSON S COMPLETE ~ RECOVERY ASSURED               ur Ge eS Tipa Because ¢ of Sickness   MAINTAINS = USUAL ViGnR.   SAYS LEAGUE WILE F-nOMI NANTUSSUN Ail TONVENTION:             resident’ a. Face 'N t iatoriea lows: “Lnpréssion. ot al Sufering—Walks: With. Slight, Limp

COUNTIES MUST REFUND “ \ INDIAN: LAND TAXES   More? Than 2 000 ‘Suits Decided ir Favor of the Kive _ Civilizba De thae

‘TO GEP TAX MONEY BACK.   More Than 2, 000 Suits: Decided in a ~ Favor “of thé"F Five Civiliz ~~ ead Trihes.

RECTORS GIVEN SARAH'S RICHE!   Trustees Young and Porter Giv Up Management of Richest Negro Girl's Fortune..

go GIVEN’. SARAH'S RICHES   Trustees Young and Porter Give Up Management of Richest Negro Girl’s Fortune.

BANK HELD UP. $30,000 TAKEN       inr Masked Robbers Lock Employ ies In Vault and Rille Cashier's i ‘ Bo:

Pour Masked Robbers Lock Ensployes dn Vault and Bile Cosbiers Boxes,

OENATORIAL OLIGARGHY MEANS TO GRAB CONTROL OF REPUBLII   COX AGAIN MAKES GRAVE CHARGE, HE WILL OFFER PROOF   SAYS MOST DANGEROUS MENACE TO FREEDOM IN FIFTY YEARS IS PLOT IN THE SENATE TO BUY PRESIDENCY, THIS CAMPAIGN.

DEMOCRAT ChItt  OAYS OPPONENTS  ARE ILLEGALLY SPENDING GOIN   Nominee for the Presidency Charges G. 0. P. With Trying To Purchase White House Seat For Harding.   WILL BARE PLOT IN AN ADDRESS TONIGHT   Will Produce the “Goods” In Speech at Pittsburgh That Would Convict Every One of the Leaders.

GOX AMPLIFIES CHARGE AGAINGT REPUBLICANS   EVIDENCE OF A “DELIBERATE CONSPIRACY TO BUY THE PREST* - DENCY” IS PROMISED.,

NOMINEE DECLARES HE WILL CONVICT EVERY MOTHER’S SON   Declarations of Candidate Are - Cheered by Thousands: on Tumultous Day’s Trip.   SENATE OLIGARTHY:  WANTS TO -CONTROI   Size of. Republican Campaign Fund Will Stagger the Peo- © ple, the. Governor Says.

EXPOSURES ARE PROMISED      ‘Cox Promises Evidence of ‘De. ’ iberaté Conspiracy to Buy the Presidency”

COX PROMISES 10 REVEAL EVIDENCE   Democratic Nominee Flays “Deliberate Plot of Senate to Buy Presidency”   CHARGE [IS REITERATED   Favor Admission of Germany and Russia Into League Under Stable Governments

COX PROMISES PROOF OF BIG CAMPAIGN FUND   Today's Speech at Pitts burgh to Contain Evi dence, He Declares.

aTAGGER SENGIBILITIES OF THE PEOPLE   Cox Promises Evidence of < Deliberate Conspiracy to Buy the Presidency.   AMPLIFIES HIS VIEWS ON LEAGUE RESERVATIONS   Will Accept Any That Will Work to Cause of World Peace, But Will Reject Any That Will Work Harm or Injury tc Cause of World-Wide Peace.

COX TO REVEAL HIS EVIDENCE TONIGH!   Promises to Prove Plot to Buy The Presidency

PROOF TO BE GIVEN IN PITTSBURGH: TALK   Candidate Conderans “Sens torial Oligarchy” In Evansville. Ind., Speech.

PROMISES EVIDENCE OF PLOT 10 BUY PRESIDENCY   GOVERNOR COX REITERATES DD TWO SPERCHES HIS PLEDGE TW PRODUCE EVIDENCE OF ENOR. MOUS REPUBLICAN CAMPAIG) a" Te

PROMISES STARTLING. . (i. 0. P. DISCLOSURES   WILL MAKE STA  GOV. COX DECLARES HE WILL eRine REVELATIONS   HOOSIERS CHEER NOMINEE   Addresses Thousands in Whirlwind Day of Campaigning—Charges Nationwide Pilot.

GOX REITERATES BOODLE GHahGts AGAINST G8. P   Prontises Proofs in Pittsburgh Speech That Will Convict “Every Mother’s Son.”

GOX ALLESES PLOT TO BUY PRESIDENG   Declares He Will Produce the Promised Evidence,

PROMISES TO EXPOSE HUGE FUND   Cox Claims He Ha: Data to Convict G. O. P. Chiefs   DECLARES REPUBLICAN PLATFORM INSINCERE   Favors Admission of “Germany to the League   DELIBERATE PLOT

COX PROMISES T0 SUBMIT EVIDENCE ON ‘FUND’ TODAY   Speaking at Evansville, Ind., Charges Senate Oligarchy Is Trving to Run Country. -

Cox Promises Evidence That ~ Will Tend to Prove Attempt _ Is Being Made to Buy Office

GOX TO BARE PLOT OF O. 0. P. 10 BUY PRESIDENCY TODAY   Thousands Cheer Nominee as He Excoriates Republicans —To Give Facts on Con spiracy in Speech.

FEDERAL AGENTS SEARCH FOR SUGAR SHIPMENTS HELD IN RAILROAD YARD      SAID THAT FIFTY-ONE CARS OF SUGAR HAVE BEEN HELD FOR TWO WEEKS.

HUNT SUGAR TRAIN   Cargo Has Been Shifted Around Chicago’ Yards Two Weeks

DELAWARE WiLL VOTE TOMORROW ON SUFFRAGE   BIPARTISAN COMBINATION AGREES T9 FORCE ACTION ON RATIFICATION.

RATIFICATION IN -DELAWAR SEEMS DOOMED   Bi-pattisan Combination Plans te Vote On It Tomorrow.

DELAWARE WILL DECIDE FRIDAY   Bi-Partisan Combination in Legislature Agrees to Force ’ Suffrage Vote Tomorrow.   DEFEAT §S MUCH FEARED

SSEMBLY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN HUGHES GROUP   Refuses Bar Ass’n Advice to Reseat Sociatists Pending Trial---Martin Overrules Hillquit Motions Challenging Cuvillier---Backed by Stanchfield.

SAYS MEAT DEALERS MUST CUT PRICES   Attorney General Paimer Says Prices To Consumer Must Fall

RETAILERS OF  MEAT MUST GUT  PAIGE OR ofl AOOKS--PALME F   Investigation of Their Profits Will Follow If They Do Not Sell Cheaper, Is Warning of Atty, General.   FOREIGN TRADE HAS PRACTICALLY CEASED   ei That Their otocks Were Old, Purchased at Exhorbitant Figures, Wil Not Be Accepted Excuse.

MUST REDUCE MEAT PRICES.   Palmer Says Retailers Must Cat Rates ae Market Pectines«.

MEAT MUST ~—TAKE A BRODY   Palmer Says. Drop Is Due, Since Wholesalers ‘Cut, or United  States . May” Investigate ‘the Books. and Act.   PRONOUNCEMENT

7 iad bia  MUST CU v RE PALL MEAT) PRICES,       Palmer to Le. Ww we Dealers Don't Vooadtesxe CE Bacrdsceece tae  FE cvad ccccb boinc

AS WHOLESALE PRICES 60, $0 MUST RETAL   OR UNCLE SAM WILL ACT   RETAIE DEALERS GET : WARNING—PRICES LOWER NOW

Ao WHOLESALE ~ PRICES GD, oD MUST RETAIL!   OR UNCLE SAM WILL ACT      RETAIL DEALERS GET . W ARNING—PRICES LOWER NOW

WARN MEAT DEALERS TO CUT THEIR PRICE   Retail Figures Must Decline Witl Wholesale Market or Investigations Will Result

SAYS MEAT RETAILERS MUST SHAVE PRICE:   Palmer Points Out Wholesale Quo tations Have Fallen for Three Months.

RETAIL DEALERS IN MEAT MoT CUT THE PRICE   If They Do Not They Are te Submit Books for Investigation.   Attorney General Palmer Defines Government's Attitude in Case.

RETAILERS IN MEAT MUST SHADE PRICES   CONSUMERS COMPELLED TO PAY TOO GREAT A PROFIT.   Attorney General Palmer Finds Keduactiona by Wheleasale Not Being Followed by the Market Men.

RETAIL MEAT PRICE MMUST FALL, 19 EDIC   CONSUMER MUST GET BENEFIT OF ‘DECLINE IN WHOLESALE "VALUE, PALMER SAYS.

BEAVERS, CLUXE, AND GREER [ BEDFORD AND REEDY OF _PEBRE HAUTE HELD

MEN MAINTAIN INNOCENCE   Reedy Formerly Lived in Freetowr and is Said to Have Visited Former Home Last Week.

As the Head of the Defacto Govern: ment Set Up in Russia   Decision Resulted from His Military Successes and Democracy Policy He Announced.

HUSMA WILL  GIVE FOREIGN UAPHIAL Fc REIN THERE   Supreme Economic Soviet Invites Exploitation of Raw Materials   UNDERTAKINGS NOT UNDER BOLSHEVIK]   French Premier Would Lift Trade Blockade Against Russian Goods

PERMIT FOREIGN CAPITALIST 10 EXPLOIT RUSSI   General Principles For Such Exploitation Outlined By Soviet.

SOVIET ISSUES DECREE   Investments of Foreign Capitalists In Pussia V/ill Pe Protected. .

PHILIPPINES DEPORT CHINESE   More Than 3,000 Are to Be Shipped Out of Mindanao and Sulu.

FILIPINOS EXCLUDE CHINESE   Government to Deport More Than 3,000 of Them.

SENATE. LEADERS GIVING UP ROPE FOR COMPROMISE PLANS  FORCE,   GAO.P. STANDS FIRM   Republican Reservation ©: Power in Domestic,Questions Is Readopted.

PEACE TREAT Y 10 Be CARRIED i) POLITICAL ARENA   Americon Pecp’e Will Be Called Up on to Express Their Views On Question.

TREATY WILL BE A CAMPAIGN ISSUE   American People Will Be Called Unon to Express Views on Question of Ratification, Modification or Rejection  Through Ballot Box.

FALL CAMPAIGN WILL DECIDE (SSUE WHICH SENATE DISAGREES ON   Party Leaders to Turn Attention to Domestic Legislature Which is Considered to Demand Attention.   TRIED TO AVOID FIGHT

NEGOTIATIONS TO BE DROPPEL   Peace Treaty Will Be Thrust Into the Political Campaign

TREATY T0 _ CAMPAIGN  Versailles ea so To Be Taken Belore © era vo  now vane ; 4ANCE TO PASS IT   The Plan is Te Save The Treaty , Fora Fight at The Poils ia Comag Election,

PEAGE TREATY 70 «BO TO PEOPLE   THE HITCHCOCK SUBSTIZULTS - PROMPTLY VOTED DOWN   MO: COMPRISE POSSIBLE          Republican Pouce Treaty Rescrtions Wilf Be Adopted and Then ‘be Treaty Will Fail.

“Mw peau ae  Veco alig tice, tai, Saree vant ane meme,  4 VICTIMS OF GRADE CROSSING SMASHUP

Hoke Smith Decides He is the Most Available Bundt) satin’ PF ivadtak

IELF-PROTEGTION OS BRITISH PLE   IRISH SITUATION 1S DISCUSSED BY FIELD MARSHAL LORD rRENCH.

BELIEVE REDS IN EXATERINODAR   Dispatches to Constantinople From Novorossisk Tell of City’s Fall.

GONSTANTINE INVITED BACK   THE GREEK PARLIAMENT [S CONVOKED FOR NOV. 25. DEVELOPMENTS

ALLIED POWERS NOT RUNNING SO VERY SMOOTHLY   PRESIDENT WILSON SEEMS TO BE THE CHIEF DISTURBER NOW.   ADRIATIC NOTE IS SOON TO REACH THEM

Allied Statesmen Un: certain As to His - Views on Question.   RUSSIAN PROBLEM _ BEFORE PREMIERS   British and Italian Premiers Organize a Working Majority , to-Deal With Question.

STATESMEN FEAR PENDING ACTION GE PRES, WILSON   His AUilude on Turkey Af. Laivs May Incerase ProbJems Already Aroused,

MOVIE ACTRESS FUNERAL DRAWS THOUSANDS INN. Y   WOMEN STORM CHURCH DOORS AP TER EDIFICE IS FILLED TO GAIN ENTRANCE

OLIVE T THOMAS   THOUSANDS OF NEW YORK PEOPLE STORM CHURCH TO GAIN ADMITTANCE —

Star of Screen “Fades Out” the Last TimeToday   Final Silent Drama Unfolded to Millionaire and Pauper Alike by Olive Thomas.

NE THOMAS IN LAST “FADE OUT   Funcral of Motion Picture Actress Held} Today in New } York.

FARMERS PAY AY INCOME TAX  Not Allowed to” to” Tike Inventories, Claim of Farm . 5 Bureau,

FARMERS PAY INCOME TAX    Not Allowed to Take ‘Inven' tories, Claim of Farm Rureau.

GIVE THRACE TO GREECE   Senate Forelgn Relations Committee ’ Favors Awarding Parts Given Up ty Bulgaria and Turkey.

COUNTY YOUTHS ARE EXPERT PIG RAISERS   GIRL VONORED WITH FIRST PRIZE IN CONTEST

STOCK JUDGING DAY AT WILGUS   “thel Blose Won First  Honors in Registered Class— Twenty Contestants Enter Interesting Event.   PIG CLUB ENDS

MUNCIE ATTORNEY PLACED UNDER ARRES   Gene Williams Believed Tc Be Held For Violation Of Federal Liquor Laws

“BRAINS” OF GANE   Gene Williams Prominent Muncie Attorney was Ar vestett This “Afternoon:   INVOLVED ‘IN DEALS   Which: Sént-Mayor Bunch and Others «to: Prison— - Impersonated Officer 

MUNCIE ATTORNEY ARRESTED   Gene Williams Charged With Impersonating Federal Officer.

ATTORNEY IS IN TOILS OF LAW AT MUNCII   MUST FACE CHARGE OF IMPER SONATING FEDERAL OFFICERS WHEN SERVING WARRANTS   (By United Press)

AT CONVENTION   COUNTY AGENT TALES LOCAL COMMUNITY LARGE CHEESE PRODUCING AREA; EXPLAINS BENEFITS OF GATHERING     SON

TELLS CHEESE MAKERS TO BE AT CONVENTION   COUNTY AGENT PETERSON CALLS LOCAL COMMGUNITY LARGE CHEESE PRODUCIN( AREA; EXPLAINS BENEFITS O1 GATHERING

SENDS DEATH THREAT   ATTEMPT MADE TC BLACKMAIL A RICH WIDOW.   Large Sums of Money Demanded of Rhode Island Woman Worth Many Millions.

WIDOW IS THREATENED   Large Sums of Money Demanded by Blackmailer.   Woman Worth Many Millions  Being Closely Guarded by Detectives.

THREATS DIRECTED AT A RICH WIDOW   Large Sums of Money Demanded by Blackmailer.   Woman Worth Many Millions tb Being Closely Guarded by Detectives.

RUSH TO NORTH IN CANADA   Prospectors Cause Revival of Grub Stake Laws in North.

‘OIL RUSH TO THE FAR NORTH   Hundreds of Prospectors Cauae the Revival of Grub-Stake Laws in Canada.

Canadian Police Require That Prospector Be Physically Fit and Have Ample Provisions for Winter.

Another Desperado Was Captured  anda Third Made a Getaway.—Tip  Was Received that Attempt at Rob. ) bery Would Be Made.

ONE BANDIT. SHOT   BURGLAR KILLED IN ENCOUNTER ' WITH OFFICERS   WERE LOOTING STORE AT BOYDER   Another Desperado Was Captured and a Third Made a Getaway.—Tip Was Received that Attempt at Robbery Would Be Made.

NEW ELECTRIC UNE.   Application To Carry Honk Falls Pawer To Ulster Toen,_

TTKILLEDIN. BULLISION ON N.Y. RAILROAD   Accommodation Train  Telescoped by Express Near Schenectady   THIRTY-TWO SUSTAIN INJURIES IN SMASH   EXPRESS TRAIN ENGINEER BELIEVED TO HAVE MISSEI SIGNALS FROM STANDING ACCOMMODATION,

BABY DECAPITATED IN WRECK   Express Smashes Into Passenger Near Schenectady, N. Y.   TWO SLEEPERS TELESCOPED   Twenty-Seven Injured in Rear End Collision

COMMODITIES — IN SLOW DEMANI   Slow Dealings in Whole: sale in Pittsburgh Dis. trict Yesterday—Penn: sylvania Potatoes Show Decay. :   PRICE CHANGES

SLOW DEMAND IN WHOLESALE   Pittsburgh Market De cidedly . Wak or Many Lines--Commo dities Barely Remain al Steady Gate:   PRICE CHANGES

FOOTPE INTS GF INs ANTS TAKEN   NURSERY 7 :4PS RECORDS SO MOTHBEL  WELL GET RIGHT BABIES

HOSPITAL TAKES FOOTPRINT OF BABY GHILIREN   Purpose to Prevent Infants Born There From Going to Wrong Mothers: Queer Incident Induces Policy.

DERN TIPY BABIES BY FRET         Footprints: Are. Taken in New _ York Hospital.

FOOTPRINTS AS SAFEGUARDS   System to Prevent Mixing Babies in New York Hospital

HOSPITAL REGISTERS BABIES’ FOOTPRINTS   NEW SYSTEM IS ADOPTED IN NEW YORK TO PREVENT MIs. TAKES IN GIVING INFANTS TOC WRONG MOTHERS.

BABY FOOT PRINTS ARE TAKEN AS PRECAUTION   System In Vogue In New York Maternity Hospital To Pre vent Mixing of Infants.

YALE AVIATORS WIN FIRST AERIL MEET   Blue Flvers, Victors in Eastern In , ter-Collegiate Aviation Tournament.

YALE LEADS FIELD _IN AERIAL EVENTS   Williams Ie Second in First In tercollegiate Meet Ever "Held in America wt

REPORT ‘PERFECT CASES’ AGAINST 2600 OF 4500 RADICALS HELD IN RAIDS CONDUCTED FRIDAY NICHT   THOUSANDS IN JAIL

TURK REBELS HAVE ' DECLARED WAR ON ~ BRITAIN AND ALLIES      Whole of Turkey Outside of  of Constantinéple in Rebellion— Nit Defeats Socialists and Has Firm Control in ItalyvmLast Note to Holland 8 — -

NATIONALIGTS DEGLARE PEAGE PARLEY OFF AND START URIVE ON ALLIES   Velegraphic Dispatches Say Moslem Rebels Include Only England in Declaration But Start — Fight With All Other Soldiers,

TURKISH REBELS WAR ON ENGLAND   Leader of Nationalists Declares Determination to Free Country of British Control; Al! of Country Except Capital Said to Be in Revoit.

MNISTICE KALISCH INTERVENES ~IN-OCEAN COUNTY SCANDAL: ~ REMOVES 1 AX COLLECTOR TRIA!

JUSTICE KALISCH INTERVENES IN OCEAN COUNTY SCANDAL; REMOVES TAX CO!FECTOR TRIA

IniGAN CN TOP: WAVE   raders Work Frantically ta Heae Off Stampede to Harding; Johnson Fights On,   NOMING BREAK STARTS BIG DRIFT TO SENATOR

WILL "HARMONY" HAVE TO ANSWER SIN OF LAMB AND: LION SLEEPING. IN REPUB CONNUBIAL BED?

COMMITTEE FOR EARLY TRAINING   Approve Compulsory Provision of Army Bill   Boys Between 18 and 21 Years Inclusive, Would Undergx Compulsory Training Fo: Four Months—Minority Re port is Promised — Favor able Report Ordered. :

COMMITTEE GIVES 0, K. 10 TRAINING PLAN EOR YOUTH   Provisions of Bill Aims Military Service for Boys, 18 to 21 —Army Strength Would Be 280,000 Men.

DECLARATION Ot WAR ONLY WOULD CALL THE GOLORE   Provision of Compulsory Mil itary Training Bill Approved by Committee.   Would Reduce Regular Army by 70,000 Men—For Boys  of Country.

FOUR MONTHS — MILITARY WORK FOR ALL BOYS   Army ‘Reorganization Bill Provides for Compulsory Training for Youths 'Between 18 and 20 Years.   THREE DISTINCT _ ARMIES CREATED

COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING 1S APPROVED   SENATE COMMITTEE SANCTIONS _SERVICE FOR BOYS BETWEEN "18 AND 21 YEARS.   Reorganization Bill, Ordered Reported Favorably, Calls for Standing Force of 280,000 Men.

Senate Military Body Approves New Military Bill ‘Provisions.   LENROOT AMONG MEN - WHO OPPOSE MEASURE   Bill Requires Four Months Driling for Men of 18 to 21.

 TRAINING PERI iF FOUR MONTH FR U5 YOUTH   Senate Military Committee Ap: proves Compulsory Training for Boys.   Sisnding Army to Consist of 290.000 Enlisted Men and 18,000 Officers.  nF Gears

ARMY TRAINING = FOR ALL BOYS OF 18 10 21 YEARS   Bill Approved lay Senaic Ce ritber Provides for Four Months of Instruction,

FORCED SERVICE IS PROVIDED IN NEW ARMY BILL   Senate Committee Ap. proves Reorganization  Measure.

LL BOYS 18 TO 21 TDENTER CHTIZEN RESERVES UNDER LAW   REGULAR ARMY CUT AS RESERVES LEARN GAME, TO REDUCE EXPENSE—SENATE COMMITTEE PUTS IN FAVORABLE REPORT UPON MEASURE

FOUR MONTES OF MILITARY DRILL FOR U.S. YOUTHS   Provisions Previding for Compulsory Military Service Get Approval

CALLS FOR MILITARY DUTY BY ALL YOUTHS OF NATION BETWEEN 18 AND 21 YEARS

COMPULSORY TRAINING ~ IS PART OF ARMY BHI   Senate Mililary Committe: Re ports Measure by Vate of ‘ t 5 With This Feature.

MILITARY TRAINING.   Senate Committee Favors the Com. pulsary Measure,

ARMY TRAINING BILL APPROVE]   COMPULSORY = MILITARY SER VICE OF FOUR MONTHS IS FAVORED BY COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE FAVORS MILITARY TRAINING   Favorable Report on Army Reorganization Bill Ordered.   Measure as Agreed Upon is Virtually Same as Reported by Subcommittee, but Radically Different From Act Submitted by War Department— Specific Provision Made.

STOCK REPORT   Uncertain Money Conditions Causes Slight Set Back.

U5, NOTE TO CHILE fo SUBJECT OF CRITICISM   NEWSPAPERS CARKY ADVERSE COMMENT ON REQUEST OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT,   South American Government Asked to Do All Possible to Keep Bolivia and Peru at Peace.

CHILE REPLIES TO WASHINGTON “PEACE” PLEAS      Much Criticism Of. fered at America’s Stand, by Chileans.

CHILE ANGERED BY U.S. NOTE   Even Americans in Republic Resent Tone of Epistle

NOTES EXCHANGED BETWEEN U. S.-CHILE ARE MADE PUBLIC   Given Out By State Depart. ment Without Comment

CHILE PAPERS. ~AREANGERED. BYULS. NOTE      Declare Epistle Indicates Sas~~ “picion Country Is Fos tering Trouble.   Disturbances in La Paz Resalt in Correspondence Being Made Public =; Yesterday.

CHILE INTIMATES SUSPICION   Adverse Comment of Such Character Is Heard Concerning Recent American Note. 4

‘A PAZ DISORDERS SIMPLE AGITATION, DAYS CHILIAN NOT!   Latin-American Nation De. clares It Stands for Peace And Had No Thought of Extreme Mobilization.

BRITISH MINISTER ARRESTED IN SERBI   Montenegrin King Informec Of Arrest and Notified th. Allies.—Result of Refusal o’ British to Give Out Informa:  tinn.

ES  SERBIANS IMPRISCR, BRITISH ENYG}   Former Minister To Montenegro anc ‘Latterly On Mission To Vatican.

net e menneementnn t oS  SERBIANS IMPRISON MAN SENT ON A MISSION

- BIG DRUG RAID AT TOLEDO,   Four Negroes Held as Traffickers ir Narcotics From Ganada.;

FIND $100,000 DOPE IN RAID   Four Al'eged Smugglers Are Seized by Federal Officers in Toledo, O.

TAKE $100,000 DOPE IN RAID   U. S. Agents Seize Four Alleged emiinalers in Toledo. O.

STERMAN ACCEPTS. ee AS DEBS" TRUNKING MATE   7 3 ould; i    .       ‘Transform “pre t Cap ist System ae 8 perative Sdciety”

POLICE AMBUSHED.   District Inspector  Slain—T wo Others Are Wounded.

GIANT EAGLE ATTACKS BO}   Saved by Combined Fight “of Wyoming Family

BOYS BADLY LACERATED BY CLAWS OF AN EAGLI   Took Combined Efforts of Spaulding Family to Prevent Boy Being Carried Off.

GIANT EAGLE ATTACKS A BOY   com bined Efforts of Family Re quired to Save Him.

PANILY BATTLES EAGLE TO SAVE CHILDREN   Fiant. Bird Attacks 8- Year-Old Wy. oming Lad—Eight Relatives to Win Ficht.

GIANT EAGLE ATTACKS CHILD 8 YEARS OLL   Wyoming Pamily Fights Vicious Bird Until It Is Shot and Killed by Ranchman.,

HUGE EAGLE ATTACKS 8O0Y   Efforts ef Entire Family Required ts Save Led From Menster Bird ln Wyoming.

EAGLE ATTEMPTS TO GARBY GFF GO)   Odd = Occurrence 0 Spaulding Ranch 1 Wyoming Monday.

ON SAYS IL TO      EMDIANAPOLIS 3 JUDGE MA KES CHARGES WHILE MAKING SENTENCES   GOVERNOR AND PAROLE BOARD ALSO GET JABS

STATE COURTS FAIL IN DUTIES JUNGE:          Collins Says He Mas to Deal With Petty Cases Because Others ' Neglect Obligations.

STATE COURTS SCORE   JUDGE ANDERSON SAYS STATE COURTS WLLL NOT DO THEIR DUTY.

JUDGE ANDERSON TELLS EM SOMETHIN   State Courts Sentence the Auto Thieves and Then the Governor Paroles Them

HUNGARY REPLIES 70 ALLIES TONIGH   People of Nation Swill Ignorant ¢ Government's Peace Plan Intentions.

HUNGARIAN PEACE ANSWER HELD BACK   Condition of the People and ‘The Fact That the Pact Takes Many Powers From Them is Regarded as a Bad  ion.

EXPRESS MEN START STRIKE IN MIDDLE WEST  DEFY ORDERS FROM BROTHERHNOAN HEADS AND

“FLYING-PARSON” * _1§ REPORTED SAFI   Frlieved to Have Started from NM, Y., in Airship for Mass. But Had Failed to Leave..

“FLYING PARSON” IS REPORTED SAFE   Beteved to Have Started from N. Y., in Airship for Mass. But Had Failed to Leave.

EVEN THE MALLET IS BRY.   FProbibition Gavel Ts Composed of Material From Noted Ory Laaider’s Trees.

SPEGIAL SESSION CALLED BY nODBY TO MEET MAY 21   GOVERNOR FISSUES PROCLAMA TION SATURDAY ORDERING LAW MAKERS TO CONVENE.   TAREE SUBJECTS NAMED   Cotton Boll Worm Situation, Schoo Problems of State and Appropriations to Meet Debts Will Come Up.

LEBIOLATIVE TERM TO START MAY 20   GOV. HOBBY ISSUED CALL ON SATURDAY FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF BODY   SUBMITS THREE SUBJECTS   Quarantine of Affected Cotton Areas, Public Schools and Deficiency Measures Called For.

LONGSHOREMEN MAY APPEAL 10 PRESIDEN   Further’ Delay in Shipment _ of Foodstuffs Will Cause ‘Serious Situation

LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE SERIOUS   Appeal to White House Urged—Southern, Planters Hit

WHITE HOUSE ONLY HOPE IN DOCK STRIKE   Longshoremen to Walk Out Unless Aid Comes Now.

FUNK MESSENEEE   Auto Salesman and Accomplice Arrested for Robbery and - Murder.

CHARGE 2 MEN WITH MURDER O] AGED MESSENGEI      Mystery of David Paul's Dis appearance With $40,000 Solved, Belief.

OLD MAN SLAIN AS HE PLEADED   Murder of David S. Pau! Described in Confession.   BODY THROWN IN STREAM   Money Taken from Him Burled in cametery.

TWO CONFESSIONS TN PAUL'S MURDER   Police Recover Money Taken --From Bank. Messenger and ~ Hold Slayers.

AMERICANS WILL PAY OIL TAXES   Action Comes After Mexican Feder al Government Issues an Ultimatum,

‘BRIBE OFFERED REVENUE MAN   Proffer of 88,100 to Faetlitate Liquor Withdrawals.

ASKS PALMER TO RECONSIDER   Anti-Saloon League Takes Exception to Hard Cider Roaling.

DRY COUNSEL: KICKS AT NEW CIDER RULINE   ‘Palmer's 0. K. “Hard” - in Home All Wrong, His Opinion

WOULD LEGALIZE CIDER IN HOMES   Even After It Has Become Intoxicating It May Be Used for Home Use

MYSTERY GIRL IN THE ELWELL CASE IS KNOWN   £ TEPER SAYS SHE WAS KNOWN. AS MISS WILSON" BCT THAT'S NOT HER REAL MER.

Still Another Woman Enters Elwell Case   Owner of Lingerle Found ia Shai ‘Turfman’s Apartment is Reveated by Housekeeper—tiet Mere Information

SHE W4S-OWNEE OF LINGERIE ” FOUND IN -ELWELL’S : ” PAO Me   HAD SPENT WEDNESBAY NIGHT WITH ELWELL AND PROB“ABLY THURSDAY NIGHT:

“MUGS WILSOM NAME OF WOMAN IN ELWELL GASE      District Attorney - - Swann Withholds Identity Ps Protect Womanhood” —

“MYSTERY WOMAN” KNOWN TO POLICE   District Attorney Prevents Real Name of “Miss. Wilson” Being Made DBauhlin.   MRS. LARSEN IS QUIZZED   However, Elwell Murder ; Still Unsolved and No ‘Arrests Made,

MYSTERY GIRL INELWELL CASE 1S IDENTIFIED   SPENT NIGHT BEFORE MURDER IN “HOUSE, - DECLARES HOUSEKEEPER

MYSTERY WOMAN IN FLWELL MURDER CAS   Is Known to the Police and Was the Owner of the Pink Kimona and Cap Found in House,

AROTHER “VEXER” FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTICN HAS CROPPED OUT   Ulnois Delegation State That The Will Start Bight fer the HFreeaonn  f of Yrelan d.

“Freedom for ireland” Plank Will be Sought to be Put in Platform. ~*   VICE-PRESIDENT = § SPEAKS   States That He is not a Candidate for Nemination for President.

ANOTHER VEXER. FOR DEMOCRATS   “Freedom for Ireland” Plank Will be Sought to be Put. in Platform.   VICE-PRESIDENT - SPEAKS   ‘States That He is nat a Candi date for Nomination for President, ‘ j

NEW YORK POLICE COURTS DESERTED ON “DAY AFTER”, CITY “WET” FOR VERY FEW   Not One “Drank and Disorder ly” Arrest Made in “White Light” District.

START PROBE IN IOWA ESCAPES   WILL CENTER INVESTIGATION ON MYSTERIOUS LONG DISTANCE PHONE CALL

BRITISH EDITOR REGRETS PEACE TREATY REJECTION      Calls Wilson’s Deficiency as Manage of Men Unfortunate Factor in Deplorable Result

TO SHIP. BEES BY AIRPLANE   Alabama Yoneymakers Will ‘Trav iv to Canada.

BLAME ON DENIKINE FOR RED SUCCESSES   BITTER INDICTMENT OF FORMER RUSSIAN LEADER.   Overthrow of Belsheviem Possible Had He Acted the Manly Part— General Wrangell Tells ef Shertcominugs.

DENEKINE ALONE Io RESPONSIBLE FOR HI ARMY'S TOTAL GOLLAPSI   Je Failed to Take Adequate Military Precautions, According to Wrangel's Letter, Just Made Public.   BELIEVES DISASTER WAS NOT NECESSAR)   Deposed Leader, fFiusnea With Victory, Turned a Deaf Ear to Suggestions Which Might Have Aided.

ARMY TAUGHT 10 LOOT AND DRINK VICTIM OF REDS   WRANGEL REVEALS REASON DENIKINE LOST WITH VICTORY IN SIGHT

FACE A SERIOUS CHARGE   CONTRIBUTED TO’ DELINQUENCY OF HIGH SCHOGL GIRLS

LL tana.  FLOUR PRICES SUARED TODA)   Strong and Higher Whea: Market Responsible for Advance.

FLOUR PRICES ADVANCE   Minneapolis Mills Quotations 25 to 6 . Gents a Barrel. Higher

HE WILL GOUNT ER   CHAIRMAN ROBERSON TO BEGI A CENSUS OF DEMOCRATS.   Roth Parties Laying Ground Floo: for the Campaign.

CARDINAL GIBBONS = URGES WOMEN TO VOTE      Venerable Pre ate’ Says’ tt Js Now Their Duty to Vote Intejlirently.

RepublicanWomenMakeDemands ASK FOR MEMBERSHIP: ON ALL COMMITTEE:

RED CHIEF QF STAFF CAUGHT   Master Mind of Soviet Movement i) America Its Arrested.

TO OUST RED CHIEF OF STAFF   Gregory Weinstein, Master Mind of America’s Soviet Movement, Pal of Trotzky, Arrested.

RETAIL STORES OPENED IN LAWRENCE MILLS   American Woolen Company Starts Fight on High Cost of Living

American Woolen Co.      Operatives at Pract ally Cost Price. _ :

SEN. JOHNSON CONGRATULATES SEN. HARDING   in Addressing the California G. 0. P. State Convention in That the League fs Scrapped”

LEABUE lI BY JOHNGUN IN OPecGh FOREOLP.   Overwhelming Republican Victory Predicted by Conclave Speakers

MACK WIRES HE MST NOT BE ~ NOMINATED      « ets . Message Sent by MeAdoo. ta Bueris denkiny at Katisas City

McAdoo Sends Telegram Asking Not to be Put in Nomination; Conference of Allied Premiers Closes; Railroad ‘Strike Situation Placed Before President

M’ADOO’S FRIENDS INSIST THAT HE — MAKE THE RACE   DR. BURRIS JENKINS SLATED TO PLACE HIS NAME IN NOMINA.. TION UNDECIDED

PALMA BOOM fo LAUNCHED AT DAY GITY   McAdoo Once Again Say: He Is Not In Premdenilal Race

M’ADOO WIRES JENKINS THAT HE'S OUT OF IT   OTHER DEMOCRATS SAV UF WILL BE PLACED ty NOMENA. TION WHETHER JENKINS DOES IT OR NOT. z

MADOO JENKINS NOTE   Insists That His Name Not be Placed Before Democratic Convention.   PALMER CLAIMS STRENGTH   Supporters Say That Attorney General Will Have 500 on the First Ballot.

WILL PRESENT ~MGADOO'S NAME   Friends of Former Treas urer are Insistent That His Name be Placed   “BEFORE CONVENTION   Candidates Row Begins to Fill Up — Delegates are Arriving

Tells Friends His Name Must Not Be Presented At the San Francisea Convention .

WHERE OUR SUGAR WENT   SENT BILLICN POUNDS MORE . ABROAD THAN YEAR BEFORE.   Exports Reached Total of (475,407, 67R_Poumis—France Got Nearty Half of Ht.

EXPORTS OF oUGAR JUMP IN FACE UF SHORTAGE INU. 6.   Last Year Over Billion Pounds More Was Sent to Europe Than During 19718.

SUGAR EXPORTS ~ DURING YEAR 1919 pe Ven HEA   Exceeded Those of Previous Years by Over a Billion Pounds --This Too in Face of General Complaints of Sugar Shortage in l/nited States.

WHERE THE SUGAR WENT   Exports in 1919 Billion Pounds More Than in 1918.

SUGAR EAPUHT AUN ANTERIUA  ARE ENDRMOUG   BILLION AND A HALF POUNDS SENT OUT LAST YEAR DESPITE SHORTAGE HERE,

United Siates Broke 1918’s Record for Exportation of Sugar During Last Year’s Shortage

STGAM EXPORT EAPLANATION,   England Sent Much Cane to Be Re tined and Reshippedl.

Foreign ‘Nations. Get. Billion “Pounds: ‘More: of” Commodity” : Phan: in.1918-.20c-e.

KIDNAPPER  _ INCREASES SUM FOR BOY   Police Drop Case and Parents Will Deal With Kid-. napper of Norristown Bahv.   GET SEVERAL LETTERS

LITTLE GIRL 8 VICTIM OF BRUTAL CRIM   ‘Former soldiers and posse of farmers searching  t Pe Cod, ee

POSSES SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF CHILD   American Legion and Farmers Patrols Hunt For Murderer of Girl in’ Michigan.

a a a a a mes  FARMER POSSES SEARCH — FOR SLAYER OF CHILD   Body of 12-Year-Old Girl is Found In Deserted Farm Lane Near Pottersville, Michigan.

Man. ‘Charged ‘With Ft. Worth: ‘Murder. Fight-. ing ‘Return to Texas.

FIGHT THE BONUS NUOLE.’   Chairman Good Says Money Mast “Come Ont of “An Empty Treasary.” I

GET RICH QUICK CO. INSOLVENT   OFFERED INVESTORS ONE HUN. DRED PER CENT PROFIT IN SIX MONTHS

PONZIS RIVAL GOES ON ROCKS   Second Big Boston Get-Rich: Quick Scheme Blows Up; Investors Are Left in Cold.   PONZI {1S SURRENDERED

ANOTHER GET RICH QUICK SCBEME IN THAT-CITY BLOWS UP OVER NIGHT   (By United Press)

ANOTHER BOSTON “GET RIGH-QUICK . SCHEME BLOWS UE      OLD  COLONY FOREIGN em) CHANGE 0. OFFERING 100 T. CG. PROFIT. INSOLVENT.   PONZI IS NEARING i END OF HIS ROPE        Audit ‘of Ponzl's Books Expected ta Show. Someone [Has Lost’ i About $3,000,000.

Ponzi is Arrested Again When Bond isWithdrawn   Old Colony Company, °f Boston, Declared Insolvent When Investors Make Run; Ponzi Gets Letter Threatening His Life From Man Who Trailed Him 12 Years.

SWISS ILE LAKE OVERFLOWS   Glacier Pocket in Alps Does Great ’ Namage in Valley.

ALPS GLACIER LAKE BURSTS   Great Valume of Water Released;, Sweeping Away Foreste’ and Farms in Valley. -

TWO THOUSAND IN ATTENDANCE   Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana Shoe Dealer's  Meet in Dallas

SCHUMANN-HEINK SINGS HERE IN APRI   World's Greatest Contralto Will Return for Concert After Two Year Absence.   PROGRAM IN GYMNASIUM   Seating Capacity Will Accommodate from 2,500 to 3.000 Persons— Ticket Prices te be Graded.

BIGGEST CARGO OF GOLD   Liner Baltic Bringing $16,750,000 Fron Liverpool—Largest Shipment on Record.

By Wholesslers In Some Instances   16,750.00) LARGEST GO! GOLD NT ON WAY TO U.

LARGEST CARGO OF GOLD   White Star Liner Baltic Bringing $16, 750.000 to America.

State Superintendent Explains How Consolidation of Schools May Rie Viffected. -

State Superintendent Explains How Consolidatian of Schools May  Oe Se ae

GREEN BAY MEN HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGES   Warrants Are Served on Them Today by Marshals.

DRY OFFICERS WORKING OUT THRU THE STATE   SEVERAL ARRESTS MADE A! GREEN BAY OR ALLEGHEI LIQUOR TRAFFIC

DRY PARTY IS IN FAVOR: OF WM. J. BRYAN   Prohibition National Convention In Lincoln Today May Put Up Dry Democrat as Nominee.

DRYS MEET TODAY IN BRYAN’S TOWN   W. J. HEMSELF IS MENTION. ED FOR THE NOMINATION   The Party Will Review the Pro hibition Status and pert on Werld Outlook for Move

PROHIBITION EFFECTIVE AT MIDNIGHT:  TAKE INVENTORY. OF LIQUOR. STOCKS

DRY AMENDMENT — SOON.IN EFFECT   CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION, . DREAM OF REFORMERS, iN,  FORCE TONIGHT.   TAKE INVENTORY OF STOCKS

Country To Be Bone-dry After 12 0’Clock Tonight   Constitutional Prohibition Will Be En forced In Every Nook and Corner of the Nation From Now On.

, BARLEYCORN BIDS ADIED 1) THESE SHORES   Demise of Wets’ Last Hopes Takes Place at Stroke of. Twelve Tonight ;   VAST QUANTITIES OF WHISKEY STORED UP   MANY RESTRICTIONS ARE PRESCRIBED TO ENFORCE DROUGHT UPON TERONGS OF THE THIRSTY, :

FEDERAL DRY LAW EFFECTIVE ~ AT MIDNIGHT   Constinitional Prohibition, Dream of Reformers’ for Centary, Becemes Reati bY Tonighi.        ion ag Vs

TONIGIUE IS THE END OS THE WORLT FOR JOHN BAR. LETOCORN      rw YORK PEOPL E “MAKIN: AN ELEVENTIE ii RUSH

Camel To Be U. S. Emblem After Today   Complete Aridity Seheduled to Lecome Effective at Midnight— Whiskey Hel in Wareheuses May Be Destrorved by Congress

National Prohibition, the Drearr of Reformers for Centuries, Went into Force in the Unitec States Last Saturday

\ Force of 1400 Special Agent in Addition to Regular Federal Of ficers Will Enforce lt Strictly

First Move Will Be to Take Complet Inventory of All Liquor Stacks in the Country.   60,000,000 GALLONS IN BOND MAY BE DESTROYEL

EALT JOHN BARLEYCORN: PROHIBITION LAW GOES IN EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT

CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION AT 12:00 TONIGHI      The Nation Will be Bone Dry. 60, 000,000 “Gallons of Whiskey in the United States.

WOODS HOLE IS TOO NOISY FOR THE PRESIDENT   Wilson “Decides Not to Us Crane Home for Summer White House.

WILSON GIVES UP WOODS HOLE PLAN   Aides Find Crane Estate Too Small, Hard to Guard   several Other Locations Offered For Summer Capital   Eetate Not Large Enough

WILSON CHANGES "SUMMER PLANS   Will Not Establish the White House at Wood’s Hole, Mass., as Planned   VO ACCOMODATIONS

WOODROW SHIES AT WOODS HOLE   PRESIDENT ABANDONS MASS. PLACE AS TOO SMALL TO FIT HIS STAFF

PRESIDENT NOT TO MOVE HOME TO WOODS HOLE   Secret Service Agents Frown On Crane’s HMstate.

PRESIDENT TO REFUSE CRANE ESTATE OFFER   Advance Survey Indicates That Wood’s Hole Not of Sufficient Expanse

WOOD'S HOLE NOT THE PRESIDENT 3 SUMMER HOME   After Investigation It Is De_ cided That Crane Estate Won't Do.   Too Many Foghorns and Other Noises Around the Place, It Is Said.

WILSON NOT T SPEND SUNMER AT WOQDS HOLE   Announcement That President Would Go to Crane Estate During the Warm Months Was Prematures

WILSON’S SUMMER NOT 10 BE SPENT ON CRANE ESTATE   Plans to Establish White Hous At Woods Hole, Mass., Are Changed—Place Is Not Considered Suitable.

WILSUN WILL NOT SPEND SUMMER AY WOOD'S HOLE   Accommodations Not Available for His Large Staff   MANY PLACES ARE OFFERED

WILSON CHANGES PLANS FOR HOME   WILL NOT GO TO WOODS HOLE FOR SUMMER HOME   Accommodations Not Suitable Fer President's Large Stafi—-Place of Summer Residence Undecided.

AUTO DEATH TOLL   In Columbus and Vicinity for [ ~ N\eenty-Fonr Horrs.

SHERIFF TO USE AIRPLANE   Takes to Air when Roads* ‘Ooiidition - Makes Travel Difficult

Senator Underwood Says No Further Attempts Will be Made to Have It Ratified During Existence of Present Congress.   SENATE WILL VOTE ON KNOX’S OFFER THIS AFTERNOON

nEJULUTION OF ANOX ADOPTED BY SENATE   Upper House by Vote of 4: to 38 O. K.’s Measure to End State of War

Resolution to End  State of War with Germany and Austria Goes to Conference

EXTRA!   RESOLUTION TO END WAR IS ADOPTED   Republican Resolution Adopted By Senate.  VOTE IS 43 TO 38

SENATE ADOPTS ~ PEAGE PAGT   THREE DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR PACT AND TWO REPUBLICANS OPPOSE. NOW GOES  TO CONPERENCE,

KNOX PACT RESOLUTION UP TODAY   Senate to Dispose of the Plan to Bring About War’s End.

SEAT iE  ITE it] hai   publican Resolution to End War With Germany Adopted by 43 to 38 Vote.   PASURE NOW GOES TO  CONFERENCE COMMITTE!

CARRIES WITH VOTE OF 43 TO 38 TODAY   Resolution Now Goes .To _ ‘Conference With * “House          SUBSTITUTE KNOX FORM   New Peace Project, Is Substituted For House ~~ Measure’

MURDERS GIRL THEN SUICIDES   is. Meee. 7, Uetired Farme Shoots Grace (rotsch, 21, at Carthage. TL

AGED 80, KILLS GIRL! 21; DIES   Hlinois Farmer Siays Housekeeper and Kills Self After Son Has Suit for Guardian Started.

BROKE UP RAINSTICK   U. S. Marines Put Taboo on the Um brella In No Uncertain Way.

PROGRAM FOR riAnST TWO DAYS AT CONVENTION   Deisgates lo Be Called to Order a Hoon on Next Monday--Keynote Speech By Cummings.

DANZIG MAY BE PLACED UNDER & STATE OF SIEGE   Great Britain May Find Suct  _ Action Necessary If Bol _ gheviki Troops Try to Enter Polish Corridor.

IN CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT   Barteldes and Carl Score High in Topeka Golf Tourney

SUME STRIKERS 10 RETURN 10 WORK   Union Is Making An Effort te : Break Strike in the  North.

RAIL BOARD ~ CONSIDERING i WAGE DEMAND   Newly-Appointed. Body Holds Its First Session at Washington.   PROMPT ACTION IS PROMISED   3 Lil Reports Received +! the Capital Show That the “Outicow” Mairead Strike is Practically at an End—Redism te Denied.

RAIL BOARD TAKES UP WAGE DEMAND   Newly-Appointed Body Hold: Its First Session at Washington.   PROMPT ACTION IS PROMISED   Reports Received at the Capital Show That the “Outiaw” Railroad Strike  :  Is Practically at an End—Red.-  ism is Denied.

HAIL STRIKE To BROKEN, BELIES   Men Returning to Work, According to Reliable Reports.   GOVERNMENT BEGINS HEARING   Wage Demands of the 2,000,000 Rail road Employees of the Country Are Taken Up by the New Labor Board.

Newly-Appointed Body Holds  Its First Session at Pi Washington.   PROMPT ACTION IS PROMISED   Reports Received at the Capital Show  That the “Outlaw” Railroad Strike is Practically at an End—Red  ism Is Denied.

SIN FEINERS MAKE ATTACK   Police Harracks in) Drinbane are Besieged for Several Hours FolJowing Ensaccessful Attempt — to Blow Them Up With Dynamite— Finally Repuised by Police.

MORE PICKETS ARRESTED   ‘Three Women Placed in Jail; Charged - With Violating -Statutes.

PICKETS ARE STILL ON JOB; NEW ARRESTS   Four More Colleens Pinchec at Washington Today for Annoying British Embassy.

Four Irish Pickets Escorted to Cells      New York Inspector Held For Not Prohibiting Vice

3 MORE PICKETS ARE ARRESTED BY POLICE   Fail to Furnish Bail and Are Taken fo Detention Place.

GENERAL OBREGON IS THE TENTH PRESIDENT IN TEN YEARS; NOT ONE PREDECESSOR SERVED FULL TERM   HUERTA IS ONLY PRESIDEN T TO RELINQUISH HIS POST OF HIS OWN FREE WILL IN SAFETY AND SECURITY; ONE TERM FORTY FIVE MINUTES.

WHAT WILL BE OBREGON’S FATE AS PRESIDENT   Not One of His Predecessors Served Full Term in Mexico— Stormy Careers of Those in Power.   INAUGURATION

NO TRACE rAACE OF BILLIONS a. x   SMIFFING EOARD'S ACCOUNTING SYCfEW FAILED, SAYS WITNESS.   Tells. Congrsc-ional Committee Tha Virtually No Records Were Kept of Money Spent.

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS WENT UNACCOUNTED IN  SHIPPING BOAR   During the Complete Break-Down ¢ the Board's System of Accoun ing During the War

A BREAKDOWN IN ACCOUNTING SYSTEM   HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF © DOLLARS UNACCOUNTED FOR   SHIPPING BOARG'S WEAKNESS   ant to John Barton Payne When John J. Gillen, Former Spectel Assists Chahman of Bourd, Testifies. -

TWO BILLIONS ARE STILL UNTRACED   No Records to Show Ship Board Money Spent.   Virtually No Accounts Were Kept Witness Tells Congressional Probe Committee.

NO RECORD: OF MONEYS   FORMER : SHIPPING BOARD or ri OIAL SAYS: ACCOUNTING SY5TEM BROKE ENTIRELY. .~

WU FRAC: OF BILLIONS   SHIPP'NG BO. '.9'§ ACCOUNTING SYSTEM FAIL!.) SAYS WITNESS.   Tells Congressior  Committee That Virtually No RF. crds Were Kept of M.:: y Spent.

MATERIAL LEFT TO DETERIORATE “IN SHIP YARDS   MACHINERY AND EQUIDMENT, VALUED AT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, LEFT IN OPIN AFTER WAR.   Witness ‘Tells df Unsatisfactory Methods of Making Supply Purchases by Stewards.   MILLIONS UNACCOUNTED FOR IN BREAKING DOWN

MILLIONS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR   Shipping Board Systen - Broke Down.

BILLIONS UNLISTED IN SHIP BOARD'S ACCOUNTS   No Record Kent of How Mone} Was Spent Amounting t $2,500,000,000 in Ail

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR BY THE SHIPPING BASE   FORMER ASSISTANTS TO PAYNi TESTIFIES BEFORE THF INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

$321,500 IS LOST ON SUGAR   Chicago Candy Company Must Pay May Market Price.

LOSES $321,500 ON SUGAR   Continental Candy Coffipany of Chi. - ¢ago, Must Pay May Market Price of $19.86 a 100 Pounds.

NO SOLUTION OF MYSTER)   Surrounding Death of Bank Messenger Who Carried $40,000 in Cash.

Garage Owner Proves Yellow Automobile Clue Of No Avail To Aid In Solving Case.   WOMAN MAY BE’ IMPLICATED 

MYSTERY oT SHROUDS DEATH   Of David S$. Paul Murderer Bank Messenger   HAD. $40,000 IN CASH   Instead of $10,000 as Reported Sunday and $30,000 in Checks—Police Incline to Theory that Woman Lured Him Into Trap—Yellow Car Clue is Eliminated

NEW POLICE BILLIES   A Cluh Is a / Weighty Instrument According to Patrolmen

LODGE HEADS COMMITTEE CALLING UPON PRESIDENT   Wilson Receives Formal Announcement of “Opening, of Congressional Seasion

WILSON 00 WEAK TO READ MESSAGE, CONGRESSMEN SAY   PRESIDENT RECEIVES  DELEGATION TO NOTTIke WM. AR CREATION.   VOICE ISWEAK   Committee Has Difficulty Hearing His Words; Lodge  Te Oxenbeacman

jdjourn After Short Session tc Await, Communication from President Wilson   gl BY HARDING MARKS OFEN'NG OF THE SENATE   fhio Man First President-clec to Oceupy a Seat in Upper House

en  ITH GONGREOD (PENS FOR ATs AST SESSION   jgjourn After Short Session to Await Communication from President Wilson   geet BY HARDING MARKS OPENNG OF THE SENATE   Qhio Man First President-elec! to Occupy a Seat in Upper House

BiG CONVENTION LOSES TS HOME   Sunday School Delegates Es cape From Burning Build- . ing Without Déaths -

FIRE DESTROYED . SABBATH SCHOOL HALL IN TOKIC   Indiana. Friends Wait Anxiously Word fron Agnes St Clair and Flo. rence Mitchell, Dele gates from Here.   PARTICULARS

General Strike May be Called in Denmark   \s a Protest Against the King’s Aee tion In Dismissing Cabinet of Premier Zahle

TO CALL GENERAL STRIKE TO FORCE THE KING'S HAND   Crisis Is Apparent in Denmark and Ru mors of a Republic Are Gaining Ground

DANES PLAN HUGE STRIKE CALL TODAY   Protest King’s Action it Dismissing Zahle Cabinet Tuesday.

THE SITUATION . IN DENMARK IS, GROWING ACUTE   CROWDS PARADE STREETS. CRY “SNG “LONG LIVE THE REPURLIC"—TROOYS ABOUT vn PALACE.

LABOR LEADERS READY TC PRESENT PLAN FOR GENERAL STRIKE-—NEW MIEN-  ISTRY POWERLESS

General Strike May Be Protes' Against ‘Dismissing: Zahle ahinet. .   KING RECOGNIZES NEW * CABINET -OF OTTO LIEBE   Crowds Parade Streets of Copenhagen Crying ‘Long live the Republic,”

THREAT OF GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK   Labor Protests Action of King—Many Rumors of Republic, With Crowd: Parading Streets

GENERAL STRIKE FOR DENMARK NEXT   RUMORS OF MOVE TO ESTAB LISH REPUBLIC PERSISTENT IN COPENHAGEN   MINISTRY 1S POWEALES  J   King’s Order For Preventing Strike Apparently Will Not Be Carried Out By the Labor Ministry.

Erisblishment of 4 Republic Ins  Poeslbility, Growing Out of General Strike.   SXTEWBION OF VOTING POWER If DEMANDED      Crowds dre Parading Streets © Copenhagen @rying ‘‘Long Liv: the Republie’—Army Bo Far I Loyal to the King.

PETROLEUM Unt SEAS RECORD TAL SEPTEMBEE   48, 670,000 Barre! 's Consumet ‘While Production Fell Off Somewhat

U. S. IS BUYING FOREIGN OIL   Consumption of Petroleum Reaches High Record Figure of 48,670.. 000 Barrels.

Anti-Soviet “Riots in Three Russian Cities Necessitate Sandina ' Troops.   EFFORTS TO. RECRUIT NEW FORCES FAILED   Poles Pressing Russians Sc None Can Be Spared From Frdts,

BRITISH DEMAND PRISONER RELEASE   Seven Page Ultimatum, Containing Demands, Is Sent to Moscow.

EUROPE ADOPTS G.0.P. DICTUM ON LEAGUE NATIONS   Throws Wilson’s Theories Overboard in Adjusting  Relations, Sullivan Savs   ACCEPT ROOT’S PLAN   FRAMER OF LEAGUE PLANK IN REPUBLICAN PLATFORM IS IN  HIGH FAVOR AT LEAGUE MEETING

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ' OF ROOT’S CREATION   EUROPE TAKING KINDLY TO HIS INTERPRETATION.   Mark Sullivan Sees Prospect of I Superseding Pact of President W ilsen—Puts Nominee Cox in a Quandary.

COX SPARRING FOR TIME ON STATING HIS POSITION, SAYS SULLIVAN: HOLDS UP SPEECH   In Meantime It Begins to Look as if Europe Has Decided Not to Count on Participation of U. S. in the League of Nations.

VOTE ON STREET CAR STRIKE      Des Moines Union Men Will Consider Walkont Before Fair.

STOCK MEN NEED AID TO AVOID DISASTER, CLAIM   ‘Many Owners Unable te Fin ance Herds Through  Lack of Credit   CREDIT IS GREAT NEED   DIRE CONSEQUENCES ARE PREDICTED UNLESS BANKERS DISCONTINUE CALLING LOANS:

CATTLEMEN IN DIRE STRAITS   ASRING RELIEF FROW DESTRI €TION OF INDUSTRY.   SAY THE BANKS ARE TO BLAME   CALLING IN OF LOANS HAS PT THEM ON RAGGED EDGE.   Millions of Dellars Matering This Fall—Appeal Wade to Fedcral Reserve Hoard to Come  to the Resecac.

APPEAL TO BANKS 10 SAVE STOGK INDUSTR'   Curtailment of Loans Threatens Destruction, Meat Producers Declare.

EATTLEMEN APPEAL TO RESERVE BOARD   GOVERNOR HARDING SAYS RESERVE RANKS WILL LOAN . . $1,000,000,000.

LIVESTOCK MEN ASK RESERVE BOARD TO PROTECT INDUSTRY   Producers Request Banks in Federal System Be Encouraged to Give Financial Aid in Marketing Product.

TO AlD LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY   Federal Reserve Board to Lend Farmers Up to Billion Dollars  ) This Year.

NO 1S SOUGHT FOR GROWER IN ‘HIS DIRE NEED   BANKS ASKED TO HELP”   CALLING LOANS IS SAID TO BE CAUSE OF DILEMA.

Livestock Raisers Appeal to Federal Reserve Board for Financial Assistance

LIVESTOCK MEN APPLY FOR HELE   ASK RESERVE BOARD TO EX COURAGE BANKS TO LEND MONEY

Orc wick PNG Ur GiiT GOUNGI   PROPORTION OF BEETA LIGHT & 'EPRACTION CO  THE WA AWSSKS LISCUSSEL   Council R. ferred the Report Back ts Water Conimittce to Be Reported Back to City Council May @¢.

OPEGIAL: MEETING — OF GY COUNGT   PROPOSETION OF DELTA \ LIGHT & TRACTION CO   THE WATERWORKS GISCUSSED   Council Referred the Report Back to Water ‘Conmittee to Be Reported Back to City Council May 21.

FRENCH FIRE ON BOLSHEVIKS   Theodosia Shelled by Warship When ss the Reds Open Fire.

FRENCH FIRE ON THE REDS   Warship Shells Theodosia, East Crimea, When Bolsheviki Shoot at Ships Carrying Refugees.

ART. X SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED BY SENATE   Another Deadlock Having Its Only Solution in Verdict at the Polls Now Foreseen

ARTIGLE TEN TOBY, TREATY ~~ ADEADLOGK!   PRESIDENT WILL VETO IT   PEOPLE MUST DECIDE ISSUE — MYERS BOLTS

SENATORS WIDEN WHITE HOUSE BREACH   ANOTHER DEADLOCK LOOMS AS LITTER STRUGGLE OVER PACT CONTINUES   ART. 10 CHANGE ADOPTED   Wins By More ‘Than Tvo to On Vote——14 Demociats Line Up With Republicans,

DISAGREEMENT  WITH PRESIDENT  TS REAFFIRMET   ADOPTION OF RESERVATION FRAMED BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS ENDS PROTRACT ED EFFORT FOR COM* PROMISE

ARTICLE TEH, AS WRITTEN BY GOP PASSED BY SENATE   Aetion Taken After Other Amendments Were Voted Down   REPUBLICAN S VOTE SOLAD

_To The Peace Treaty Is Adopted  Advice Of President Wilson Is Indirectly Sought—Further Consideration Of Treaty

Fourteen’ Democrats Join Republicans In, Favoring  Pact Change.   DEMOCRATIC BREAK IS _ ONLY HOPE FOR PACT   Final Ratification Vote Wil Fail With Adminisiration Solons United.

Senate Reaffirms Its Disagree_ ment With the President Ph by” Adopting New  . Reservation.   FOURTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE: WITH REPUBLICANS   Administration Forces. Confi- dent They Can Defeat the . ‘Revised Treaty.

Senate Vote is 56 to 26 Compromise  Efforts —Little Hope of Pact’s Ratification —Deadlock Predict ed with Issue to Be Settled at Polls

LATEST LODGE RESERVATION WAS ADOPTEL   FOURTEEN DEMOCRATS JOIN RE. PUBLICANS TO MAKE TREATY OF NO FORCE.   Will Need Many More Than That To Pass It And Prospect Is Now For Deadlock.

SENATE AGREED UN ARTICLE TEN AESERVATION   G. O. P. LEADERS STOP ALL  EFFORTS TO MODIFY.   MANY DEMOCRATS VOTE  WITH THE REPUBLICANS.   The Senate Again Reaffirms its Disagreement With the President on the Text of Article Ten in The Peace Treaty.

OENATE ADOPTS NEW ARTICLE 10   Vote is More Than Two te One on Proposition  AILIBADeH eCriii CLNADT   Of that Required to Ratify and with Irreconcilables Certain to Vote Against Treaty, Its Chances of Final Approval in Present Form are Considered Almost Nil

TREATY BACK T0 ITS OLD STATUS   “EN4TE 6 ELIMINATES HOPE OF cS) COMPROMISE.   PUSHING TOWARD A DEADLOCK   Dieragreemenot With President Wil con Heniftirmed by Adeption by a 'wota One Vete of Article  Tes Reservation.

re TEN WINS   Senate Votes 56 to 26 for Lodge Substitute; Referendum Likely.   Benators Adopt Substitute Denying Obligation of the United States Toward Europe—Fourtcen Dem.  ocreis Vote With Republicans.

RESERVATION ON ARTICLE 10 WINS   Senate Vetes 56 to 26 for Lodge Substitute; Reterendum Likely,   G. 0. P. PRESENTS SOLID FRONT   ‘ Senators Adopt ~Substitute Denying Obligation of the United States Teward Europe—Fourteen Demecrate Vote With Republicans.

TREATY DEADLOCK IS MORE CERTAIN TODAY THAN EVER   : i  Senate Reafirms Dissgreement ‘With President Wilton on His Artide Ten

SENATE HAS SLEPT WELL   As Regards the Peace Treaty Which is a Matter of Such Import   THAT NOTHING ELSE HAS MORE ATTENTION

ARTICLE TEN OF PEAGE PACT OEAL   Reservation on ‘Heart of Treaty’ Voted by Senate.   BALLOT ON IT IS 56 TO 26   Republicans Present a Solid Front With 14 Democrats Voting With Them—Probably Means Referendum Next Fail.

RESERVATION ON ARTICLE X WINS; NEW DEADLOCK   SENATE VOTES 56 TO 26 FOR LODGE’S SUB.STITUTE.   14 DEMOCRATS JOIN WITH REPUBLICANS   For Present, At Least, Efforts Te Reach a Compromise on Peace  Treaty Are Frustrated.

IREATY'S FOES ARE AGAIN SUCCESSFUL   New Reservation to Article X Admitted to Debate   DEADLOCK MAY NOW COMPEL POLL VERDICT   Measure Is Equally as Drastic as Former Amendment

DUMPAOMISE FADES   SENATE VOTE ON - ARTICLE. 10 DISCOURAGES SETTLEMENT.   Reptiblican Reservation Is Adopte t by Vote ef S6 to 26,

NEW ARTICLE 10 AOE RVATION ta VOTED INTO Tit  PACT BY SENATE   -eace Treaty Change Drawi Up By Republican Leader: ls Adopted By a Vote o More Than Two to One.   ACTION SERVES ONLY TO HASTEN DEADLOCK   Probabilities Are That Hopeless Tangle Will Result and the Entire Issue Wi! Go Into Campaign,

OENATE ADOPTS ARTICLE TEN RESERVATION   Actions Hastens Peace Treaty Towards Another Deadlock.   TO BE BROKEN AT POLLS

BY MORE THAN 2 TO 1 VOTE SEN. PASSES RESERVATION   Fourteen Democrats Voted With Republicans, Making Vote 56 to 26, or a Two Thirds Majority.   WILL WELSH AT FINALS   Hitchcock Says Wilson Will Not Accept Reservation on Article X.  Moving Toward a New Deadlock.

Senate Reaffirms Its Disagreement With President on Dominating Issue by Vote of More Than Two to One;"Brings to End for Present, the Compromise Efforts   14 DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS

COMPROMISE LFFORTS END TOR PRESEN]   Decision Accepted Generally as Hastening Deadlock on Treaty, Which Would Send It to the Polls for Decision.

LODGE RESERVATION ADOPTED; HASTENS. TREATY. DEADLOCK   Predicted Qutcome of Senate’s Adoption of New Republican Article X Reservation.   BIG VOTE MEANS NOTHING   Result, 56 to 26, Will Be Materially Changed By the Rolt a Call On Ratification. —~

NCW ARTICLE TEN NEGERVATION {0 ADOPTED BY SENATE   Ends for Present Protracted Effort for Compromise That Would Insure Ratification.   FOURTEEN DEMOCRATS VOTE WITH REPUBLICANS   Action Generally Accepted as Hastening Peace Treaty Toward Another Deadlock From Which It Can be Released Only by a Verdict at the Polls Next November,

NEW ARTICLE X PROVISO ADOPTEL   Scnate Vote 56 to 26, With 14 Democrats in Favor   Pressure to Bring More of Party Into Line to Save Treaty

—ADEADLOCK:   PRESIDENT WILL VETO Ir   PHROPLE MUST DECIDE ISSUE — MYERS BOLTS

‘DIFFERS WITH WISN VIEW   Reservation to- Article X Is - Adopted, This Time by Two-Thirds Vote.”   PRESAGES DEFEAT OF . ENTIRE PEACE PACT   Administration. Forces, With ’ Ireconcilables, Have Suf-. ficient Votes:to Assures °. ra -“ Unfavorable Action,

Treaty Now Hurries To Deadlock To Be Broken By November Vote. Republicans Solid.

COMPROMISE FADES      ATE VO ) DISCOUR.       10         Re     publican Reservation ts Adopted by Vole. ef S6 to 2th.

HITCHCOCK LAYS TREATY REVIGIONG BEFORE OPPONENTS   TWO MODIFIFD DRAFTS OF ARTICLE TEN ARE SUBMITTED.,

TWO FORMS OF RESERVATION 10 ARTICLE i   ARE S UBMITTED TO REPUBLI. CANS BY MR. HITCHCOCK FOR THEIR CHOICE   Twenty-Eight Democrats Sign Offe To Accept Either and Say Forty Will Do So

Modified Treaty Drafts on Article X are Given Republicans for Action   Senator Hitchcock Submits Two —One Was Rrepared by Former President Taft.

nMTGHGOCK OFFERD TWO PROPUS!TIONS   Little Hope That Either of Modified Drafts of Article Ten Reservation Will be Accepted by Republicans.

Hitchcock Offers _ Two Nev Drafts; Republicans Will Reject, Belief.

MODIFIED DRAFT OF ARTICLE TEN BEFORE SENATE   SENATOR pavonicors ASKS REPUBLICAN® TO ACCEPT  ONE OF TWO PRESENTED.      BOTH RESERVATIONS PREVIOUSLY REJECTED   One Drafted By Former Presiden Taft; Othe, Prepared By Bi-Partisan Committee of Senators.

COMPROMISE   Hitchcock Presents to Psa Ficans Two Modified Drafts of Article X Reservation   ASKS ONE BE ACCEPTED   Little Probability of G. 0, P.Consent, However; Democrats "Are Optimisti

DEMOCRATS HAVE NEW RESERVATION TO.OFFER REPS.   Two Suggestions Dealing With Article 10 Are . Submitted.   LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT THAT. EITHER 1S SATISFACTORY   Re mp De Expected _ tc ake Declaration of Stand Late Today.

MODIFIED DRAFTS TD ARTICLE TEN DEMOCRATS PLAN   Hitcheock Promise; Support of Forty Colleagues   DOES NOT MEET G.O. P. DEMANDS

MODIFIED DRAFTS GIVEN.   Hitchcock Places Changes ir Article 10 Reservation Before Republican Senators.

DEMS AGAIN T6 GRASP HELM IN TREATY SCRAF   SUBMIT TWO DRAFTS OF ARTICLE TEN FOR APPROBA: OF REPUBLICAN CAMP

BEMUGHATS PUT  REVIOED DHAETS OF ANT. 10) UP TO REPUBLICANS   ie Proposals Are Made to . Members, But It  : Believed That Both of Tham Will Re Relected,   FORMAL REPLY WILL BE GIVEN SATURDAY   -orty Democratic Senators Stand Ready to Support Whichever Proposition Onponents Find Preferable

~—OFGIAL  ANNWNCEMENT OF THE “PRE DENTS GALL  For Meeting of League of Natio ns   For Meeting of League of Nations Will Be Made Today.   It Was Said Geneva Might Be Designated for the Meeting.

HARDING'S PEACE PLAN {S SOUND, HUGHES ASSERTS   Former G. O. P. Candidate Says That He Will Support Senator Harding.

Declares Republican Leadershit will Secure Establishment ot Acceptable International Tribunal for Peace

HUGHES DEC! ARES COX NOMINATED BY DEM. BOSSES   Says Nation Can Not Af ford a Tammanized  Federal Govt.

JOHN J. M'GRAW DECLARED HIS “MIND WAS A BLANK   New York Giants’ Manage Doesn’t Remember About Mr. Slavin.

M'GRAW DOES NOT REMENIBER SCRAP   Manager of New York Giants Says All Blank After Rap on Head.      BOTTLE HIT BOTH WAYS   No Prosecution in Case ot John C. Slavin, Injured Actor,

JOHN MCGRAW PUT T0 SLEEP   Actor Landed on Giant Manager Hard...   WOKE UP MONDAY MORNING   Nearly Day After John C. Slavin, Another Actor was Found Near McGraw Home.

JOHN J. M’GRAW TELLS OFFICER MIND _ IS BLANK AFTER ACTOR STRUCK HIM

MUGGSY’S MIND WAS A BLANK   Manager of New York Giant: Doesn’t Remember About Slavin Affair.

M’GRAW SAYS MIND IS . “BLANK” AS TO FIGH]   Tells District Attorney He I Unable to State How Actor Sustained Injuries

SUFFRAGE EYES TURN TOWARD LOUISIANA   Leadere See Chance to Complete Ratification Whert Assembly Meets

SUFFRAGE EYES ~~ TO LOUISIANE   Leaders See. Chance to Complete: Rat. ification When: Assembly. Meets

SUFFRAGE EYES TURN TOWARD LQUISIANA   Leaders See Chance to Coniplete Rat ification When Assembly Meets,  pares

NAIL FILE SAVED HIS LIFE.   Bullet Fired by a Bandit in Chicago Robbery Was Deffected.

NAIL FILE SAVES  PATROLMAN’S LIFE   Bandit’s Bullet Hits ‘File; Rob. bers Escape With $50,000

OFFICIAL WORD AWAITED RRR ENP SRB eR RRR ER RM AEN ARON AN RRS FROM AMEKICAN tumpassr

BRYAN PRIZE WON BY MARIETTA SICER   Advocated Government Owner ship as a Solution of the American Railway Problem.   LAURAYNE TOLLE SECOND   Prize Consists of Interest on $250-Contest Part of Foundation Day Exercises.

EFFICIENCY IS AIM.   Reason for Dismissal of 12.000 Men i Bastorn Pennaylvania Operation Division,

STOCKS STILL ON THE RISE   Crucible Steel Leads Of with 10 Points to Its Credit.   MARKET HAD A DULL OPENING

STOCKS STILL. ON THE RISE  Cwueshla Staal I aane OF   Crucible Steel Leads Off with 10 Points to Its Credit.   MARKET HAD A: DULL OPENING

“NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH   Apply Cream in Nostriis To a Up Air Passages.

AGREEMENT ON PRICES ILLEGAL   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SO WARNS DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.

PRICE WARNING ISSUED BY DEPARTMENT JUSTICE FIXED PRICES ILLEGAL   ANNOUNCEMENT ES IN CONNECTIO? WITH CAMPAIGN TO LOWER LIVING COSTS.

PALMER CHARGES THE . COLGATE COMPANY IS VIOLATING THE LAY   SAYS PRICE FIXING 0 RETAGL DEALERS MUST STOP AT ONCE _-~SHERMAN LAW NAMED

MANUFACTURER PRICE FIXING IS HELD ILLEGAL   Agreements Preventing Dealers from Reducing Prices Unlawful

Department of Justice Going After Manufacturers and Dealers Who Fix Selling Price.

'HERE IS ONE BLOW le TO PROFITEERIN   Dealers Do Not Hive a Sell Outeu of Manufacturers at Agreed a: Fixed Pricee 0. .

CONVOCATION SPEAKERS  ENGAGED FOR SEMESTE   Director J. J. Pettijohn Announce:  Tentative Program—-Lectures on   Variety of Subjects.   EDUCATOR HERE NEXT WEh

AGED MURDERER INSANE   Stewart Moon, Accused of Killing Granddaughter, Escapes Death.

READJUSTMENT IS RYAN’S PLAN   NEW YORK FINANCIER OWES NATIONAL BANKS BUT LITTLE.  ®

BANKS NOT NT RAD BY FAILURE OF AYA   Comptroller of Currency Says ‘Stutz Motor Magnate Gave ‘Collateral.

FEDERAL BANKS NOT INVOLVED IN ALLEN CRASH   Comptroller Issues a Statement Regarding New York Finan: cier.

RYAN IS GIVEN A CLEAN BIL   Comptroller of Currency Says Financier Has Secured All His Loans.

DEPUTY SHERIFF HURT BY TRAIN   Samuel FrameNarrowly Escapes Death When Freight Hits Car He WasDriving af West Lebanon Crossing.

MOTHER AND SON-KIELED   Burlington Man Finds Family Dead From Aaphyxiation; Feéul Play.

BURLINGTON HOUSE   MRS. ALFRED MELLOR AGED 37 AND HER SON   FOUND DEAD WITH THE GAS TURNED ON   Evidences Throughout the House Indi cate a Struggle. Woman Found With Hands and Feet Tied. Husband and Father Finds Bodies

PARIS: LAKES YANK: Sopa’.           Ica Crear Sodas, in NORMS © oe che - Mrowlevandss

PARIS HAS “EM Now..      “Real Amertcan Ide Cream Sodas” Have Captured the Town,’

Hoover Looms As A Political Issue In 1920 Campaigr   ‘Willing To Accept Nomina tion From Either Party On Independent Platform’’   COMPLETE PROGRAM ALL BY HIMSELF   Regular Republicans Against ‘‘Hooverism’’ Almost Without An Exception   (By WILLIAM P. SIMMS.) (TT N & Staff Caorreacnnndan? \

NO SENATE REBUKE FOR SIMS   Boral, McCormick and ‘Hale’ ‘Vigorously: ‘De“fend Commander. _

NO SENATE REBUKE FOR SIMS   Borah, McCormick and Hale Vigorously Defend Commander

Te cee a ed ee ae a ae  TWO INDICTED FOR INTENT TO DEFRAUD U. S.

NEW INDICTMENT FOR MORSE   Former Banker Is Charged With Vio lating Shipping Board Act.

GRAND JURY INDICTS SHIPPING OPERATORS   Conspiracy to Defraud “Is Charged.

FEDERAL JURY “INDICTS MORSE      Charged With Violating Shipping Board Act Which Prohibits Sale of Vessels.

C. W. MORSE INDICTED AGAIN      Banker Sent to Prison in 1908 Ac. eused of Violating Shipping Board Act.

FANLD GARAGE HLt AGAINT OIL PROMOTERS   MISREPRESENTED DAILY PRODUCTION OF PROPERTY IN WEST VIRGINIA AND TEXAS.

RUSSIAN ARMY IN WARSAW?   Dispatch Says Reds Have En tered Polish Capital,   WEST PRUSSIAN TOWNS TEKER

RED ARMY eh VARSAN   ENTRANCE MADR SUNDAY TO POLISH CAPITAL   Gen. Wrangel Warned Of England’s Attitude By Lloyd George

BOLSH ENTERED WARSAW SUNDAY SAYS DISPATCH    Corvespondent of “Times” Sends Report to Headquarters at London   U. S. TO PROTECT YANKS   NEARNESS OF BOLSHEVIK! MAKES IT NECESSARY TO OFFER PROTECTION, WASHINGTON REPORTS

K. C. WIFE WANTS HUSBAND AND DIAMONDS   Requisition Issued for Return o C. C. Copeland Under Arrest in New York.

DAUGHTER OF SENSU: HEAD. TAKES PRESOR   ‘Miss Esther Rogers Dies From Efforts of Deady ’ Substance = -

MISS ROGERS - A SUICIDE   Daughter     WPigkag Thue ae Daten ©  of  ‘Census ‘ Director

ESTHER ROGERS ENDS HER Litt BY USING POISON   Daughter of Director of U. S. Census Dies in Hospital.  Authorities Believe She Took Poison With Suicidal Intent.

DAUGHTER OF UENaUS CiilEF TAKES POISON   Miss Esther Rogers Dies at Philadelphia Hospital Today After Drinking Poison

DEAD FROM EFFECT OF POISON   Daughter of Ceneus Director Be. hiewed te Be a Saicide.

ESTHER ROGERS DIES OF POISON   Hospital Attendants Say the Daughter of Director of Census is a Suicide.

DAUGHTER OF CENSUS CHIEF SLAYS SELF   ‘Miss Esther Rogers, 25 Years  Old, Dies After Taking Dose Of Poison.

POISON IS TAKEN, WOMAN DIES   Daughter of U. S. Census Bureat Chief Kills Herself   ILL HEALTH BELIEVED CAUSE,   Swallows Drug at Boardine House in Philadelphia

DAUGHTER OF DIRECTOR OF CENSUS IS SUICIDE   Miss Esther Rogers Dies in Philate): phia Under Circumstances Bndicating Solf-Destruction —

DAUGHTER CENSUS DIRECTOR SUICIDES   Miss Esther Rogers, Daughter of Samuel L. Rogers, Suicides at  Her Philadelphia Home.

ENDED LIFE BY POISON ROUTE   Miss Esther Rogers Die in Washington Hospital Today —

DAUGHTER OF GENSUS DIRECTOR “SUICIDES   Esther Rogera’ Found ‘in Room Unconscious-Dhes Later in Philadelphia Bospital.

DIED FROM POISON   Daughter oof Census — Bureat Director Dies in Philadetpnia Hospital

ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE,    Daurhters of Census Director Ends  LHe With Polson.

“ELORAL SPIRITS” KILLS 4   Barber Shop Booze Puts Eight Others in Hospital.

‘BARBER SHOP BOOZE KILLS 4   Eight Others in a Freeport (Ilf.) Hospital “Fiorat Spirits” as a Beverage.

DEMOCRATIC COMVENTION TO BE HELD  PARTY LEANERS DEINE   REPUBLICANS WILL MEET OD SAME DATE IN SAN ANTONIO TO CHOOSE DELEGATES,

WAGE DECISION IS ONLY ALTERNATIVE SAY UNION CHIEFS   HEADS OF 15 ORGANIZAIONS HOLD ‘CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO,  MEN PREY OF REDS   Workers Reach’ Breaking Point of Patience Waiting for

UNION HEALS  rEARNATIONWIDE Ut-UF IMMINENT   Railw av Ors ganization Lead ers*See Menace in Situation   DIFFICULT TO HOLD , MEN TOGETHER, CLAIM   Railroaders Becoming Pre: lo Red Propaganda, Savs Lee

BLAME WILSON IN MOST MENACING OF ALL RAIL oT AIKED   Union’s Spokesman Says Delay and Dilatory Policy Are Causes of Trouble.   COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF TRANSPORTATION FEARED   Head of Railway Union Sees Job in Holding Men Unless Labor Board Soon Acts.

RAIL STRIKE NOW _ MOST MENACING   Leaders of Workmens’ Organiza< tions Confer on Situation in Chicago.   MOST SERIOUS SINCE WAR      Patience of Men Has Reached Breaking Point, Trainmen Criticise Rail Labor Board,  a

CHARGE WILSON WITH DELAY IN WAGE DECISION   Rail Union Head Say: President is Largely at Fault

Heads of Railway Men’s Organ-izations Express Doubt of Ability to Prevent “Paralysis of Transportation’   SCORE DILATORY POLICY “QF THE ADMINISTRATION   Justice to Roads, Workers and Public Requires Deliberation in Making Wage Decision, Board Head Savs

UNE Bl UNTER IOWIENAGE, Al TRANMERE HEAR   Recognized Railway Union Officials Meet in Chicago to Discuss Situation   EFFORT IS MADE TO - KEEP AEN IN LINE   President W. G. Lee Warns “Powers That Be” of What Can Be Exnected

Heads of Fifteen Railway Unions Meet in Chicago ané Express Doubt of Ability to Control Men.   ACTION BY BOARD ONLY CHANCE SEEN.BY LEADER:   Men Have Reached Breaking Point, Declares W. G. Lee; Board Is Scored by Union  : Heads at Chicago-

MEET TO GINS RAIL STRIKE   May Take Referendum on Walk Gut Question. <      “QUTLAWS” ALSO GATHER   Movement Afoct te Form One  ng  JQ UPON eo:

RAIL SITUATION MENACING, UNICN LEADERS ASSERT   Fear Paralysis of Transporta tion Unless Labor Boar Considering Wage Demand: Gives Co-Operation.

RAIL BOARD TO  Mies ACTION TN WARE SCRAE      DECISION iN CONTROVERSY MAY COME NENT WEEK—UNION « HEADS WILL MEET.

Railwaymen’s C s Organizatiogt: Look for Cooperation, a From Wage Board _s:;.   READING MEN JOIN STRIKE EARLY TODAY

Te One COMPLETE ‘RAILROAD TIE-UE   ‘Si ation Is Most . Pee "Since War, Red Chic a      BLAME WASHINCTON   WORKERG” PATIENCE HAG REACH  ED BATAKING  POINT AFTER ~  WATCHING VU. 82 DILLY": DALLY A YEAR:

MENACING SITUATION   This is What Union Leaders Say of Threatened Railroad Strike.

SAYS AMERICA FACES COMPLETE RAILROAD TIE-UP   Situation Is Most Menacing Since War, Road Chiefs Sav   BLAME WASHINGTON   WORKERS’ PATIENCE HAS REACHED BREAKING POINT AFTER WATCHING U. S. DILLY DALLY A YEAR.

RAIL MEN IMPATIENT   PARALYSIS OF TRANSPORTATATION IS THREATENED.   No: Immediate Strike, hat ‘Work’ . ers Are Becoming Prey of  Radical Doctrine. :

COUNTRY FACES BALL PARALYSIS   “MEN HAVE REACHED BREAK ING POINT IN PATIENCE.” DECLARES W.G. LEE.

DECISION ON WASE DEMANDS JULY. 2¢   Rall. Labor Board’s Shairmar Issues. Statement,

R.R. UNION LEADERS HOLD BiG MEETING   Lee Scores Administra: tion for Dilly-Dallying on Wages.

RAILROAD — SITUATION MENACING   DECLARED LEADERS QF R. R. UNIONS: IN CONFERENCE TODAY.   Express Doubt of Their Ability to Keep Men at Work in Face of Delayed  Dorisinn.

RAIL SITUATION MOST CRITICAL   Trainmen’s Official Says Breaking Point Is Near.   A “DILLY-DALLING” POLICY   W. G. Lee Dec‘ares Railroad Workers Are Seeking More Profitable Employment.

BROTHERHOOD HEAD BLAMES THE PRESIDENT   For the Unauthorized Strike: Which Are Sweeping Country.   MR. WILSON ACCUSED OF DILLY-DALLYING   Lee Declares Unless Wage Decision is Given Soon, Trouble Will Follow.

[F WAGE BOARD FAILS TO ACT TRAINS TIED UP   Union Officials Admit Situation Is Beyond Control; Blame Wilson.

LONGEST AIR MAIL ROUTE INAUGURATD   Plane Leaves New York for Sia Francisco Carrying 400° Pounds of Mail.

NEW COUGHLIN CLUE   Trail Leads to Egg Harbor. Major Adams on Job.

DESCHANEL OFF TO COUNTRY   President of France Wil! Rest for Sev. “eral Weeks at Chateau in Normandy.

TOLEDO OFFICERS FING: NO ‘TRACES OF . SME ROBBERS   THIRTY-SIX HOURS AFTER $16, 500 TAKEN, NO CLUES OF THIEVES FOUND.   BELIEVE GROOKS WENT TO CLEVELAND IMMEDIATELY

POLIGE = PUZZLED OVER ROBBERY   No Clue te Express Holdup ai Toledo Yet Found

NO CLUE IN TOLEDO ROBBERY   MORE THAN 200 PERSONS HELD IN CRIME WAVE INQUIRY. .

MAS. FRANK HIGGINS = DIES OF PNEUMONIA   BYHALIA WOMAN SUCCUMBS TC SCOURGE AT HER HOME TUESDAY EVENING.

Byhalia Woman Succumbs to Scourge At Her Home Tuesday Evening— Leaves Three Children.

TWOFIGHTS WITH FEDERAL TROOPS   CARRANZA HEADQUARTERS AV. ERS REVOLUTIONISTS SUFFERED HEAVY CAS. VALTIEKS   GBREGON NEARS CAPITAL   Juarez Falls to Rebels and Coucerted Drive Againat Mexico City is Manned—American Entervention = ix Beara

60 ARE KILLED IN FIRST BATTLE   Federal Forces Rout Revolution: ists on Tehauntepec Istimus   COMMANDER SHOT IN FIGRT   Other Engagements Reported tn Other Republic Districts

FEDERAL TROOPS ROUT MIEAIGAN REBELS IN BATTLE   Carranza Forces Also Forced Rehels to Evacuate Cuautla, Near Morelos.

BACK FOES   Official Carranza Statemen Claims Victories Against  the Rebels

& e& F&F F&F & & F&F F&F F&F & & 8 >  1 CARRANZA TROOPS , DEFEAT REBELS

OWEN EXPLODES BOMB AMONG REPUBLICANS   Former Chief Justice Says Traitor Democrats Paid Out of Slush Fund.

OWEN ADDRESSES  OPEN LETTER 10 REPUBLICANS ON FORMER CHARGES   Cites Affidavits, Signed ‘Statements and Dictagraph Records Proving G. Oo. P. Acts   “JEFFERSONIAN CLUB”   WILL PUBLISH .LUry OF ASI DAVITS AND RECORDS AND LET PUBLIC JUDGE WHO HAS ; MISLEAD THEM .

WOMEN MAY VOTE   State Legislature Ratified Amendment at Special Session Last Friday,—Indiana 2oth State to Give Women Right

LEGISLATURE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   INDIANA WOMEN GIVEN THE BALLOT-- _ THE 26TH, STATE TO RATIFY--THREE SENATORS VOTED AGAINST IT---DICK VESEY WAS “ABSENT,”

AMERICANISM 1S KEWOTE OF L0G eoreeH AT HPA   ‘Senator Urges Attention i To Domestic ProbPie as lems.   PRICES BIG PROBLEM   Demands That Wilson Be Driven From Coni ‘ie trol of U.S.

LODGES KEYNOTE SPEECH AT CHICAGO   ERGES G, O FP. PARTY TO TURN TO DOMESTIC PROBLEMS   RITTER AGAINST WILSON   Demanded the Republicans Cast Aside All Past Dissentions te Drive Democrats Out

Massachusetts Solon, Tem. porary Chairman Of Re publican National Con. vention .Opening. At .1] O’clock Today, Sound: Warning To Colleague: In Oneninge Addrecs

AMERICANISM   And Restoration Of Essential Principals Of American  ' “Government.   JRGED BY SENATOR LODCE

STONE, PROHIBITION CHIEF FOR ILLINOIS   Internal Revenue Bureau Names Peoria Man to Succeed Captain Howard.

CHICAGO rs GETTING RE. 4pY. Karly G. OOP, Arr ivals Eixpected Next

G. 0. P. Convention Advance Guards Will Start Arriving On Battle Scene Next Weel

PRESIDENCY ONLY WILL SULT JOHNSON   Expresses Amusement Over Former Enemies Suggesting Him Fer Vice President.

FIRST PLACE OR NOTHING.   senater Johnson Waet= Ne Vier Preeideuncy ia His.

‘HOOVER HAS ENGLISH PLAN FOR LEAGUE’   And it Won't Prevent War, Declares Senator Johnson      Lodge Reservation Not Favorable 10 British, Says Hoover

VICE PRESIDENT? NO, SAYS HIRAM JOHNSON   Supplements Statement Made ‘By Campaign Manager.

NO TAIL END OF TICKET FOR Hl   CALIFORNIA SENATOR DE SIRES PRESIDENCY OR NOTHING.

JOHNSON NOT A CANDIDATE FOR. VICE PRESIDEN]   Senator Makes a Supple: mental Statement as to His Position.

SEN. JOHNSON WOULD NOT BE VICE-PRESIDENT   ‘Scorns Idea And Says Enemie: Suggested The Thought

SECOND CHOICE? NOT FOR HIRAM. SAYS SENATOR   Will Not Aceept the Nomination for the Vice Presidency Under Any Cireumstances,

JOHNSON GECLARES it WILL NOT BE & CANGIOATE FAR VIGE PRESIDENG      SUPPLEMENTS STATEMENT OF HIS CAMPAIGN MANAGER BY DIRECT ASSERTION.

WANTS PRESIDENCY OR NOTHING ELSE   Johnson Declares He Will Not Ac cept Nomination for Republican Vice-Presidency

RT.” °°» »   SENATOR JOHNSON NOT TO WITHORAM   AMUSED THAT SOME MEN ARE PUSHING HIM FOR THE VICK PRESIDENCY

HI JOHNSON NOT TO PLAY SECOND FIDDLE IN RACE FOR PRESIDENCY   WESTERNER SAYS EFFORTS OF G O. P. OLD GUARD TO SHELVE HIM ARE AMUSING

PAPER MONEY AGAIN IN CIRCULATION 1N CAPITAL OF MENICL   ISSUE OF CURRENCY IS) USDER DECKER PROVIDING FOR ADEJUATE SECURITY,

PAPER MONEY IN CIRCULATION   Measpre Designed to Re lieve Shortage of the Small Change

1. W. W. BEGINS TO SHOW ACTIVIT)   About to Form Alliance With the Russian Reds.   Plan to Ferm Soviets in the U. & to Take Contro! of the Government.

1. W. W. AGAIN ACTIVE   About to Form Alliance With the Russian Reds.   Plan to Form Soviets in the U. & ta Take Control of the Gov. é@¢rnmert.

About to Form Alliance With the Russian Reds.   Pian to Form Soviets in the U. S., to Take Control of the Government.

LW. W. FORMING ALLIANCE WITH REDS TO MAKE AMERICA SOVIET   Bread Lines Wil] Prove Radicals’ Best Ally, Haywood Predicts.

TO FORM u. S. SOVIETS   1. W. W. PREPA!: NG TO JOIN THE RUSSIA ¥ REDS,   Will Take Over /.' Industries and Eventually the Government, Hayw... Says,

CUAL OPERATORS IN OLOUIUN AT CAPITAL TOSOLVE GAR SUPPL   Have Failed So Far To ~ Work Out Shipments To i North West.

PRICE OF BREAD TUMBLES AGENT   Staff of Life is Selling at Re duced Cost in Twin Cities Today.

BREAD PRICES LOWER   Cuts of One and Two Cents Announced in Twin Cities.

EDW ¥F ATTOMOBILE COLLIDE WEDNESDAY  AND HOWARDS) BURT SUB. 38 RROKEN ARMS WHEN ‘D BICYCLE IGHT.

EDWIN AND HOWARD BURT STFFER BROKEN ARMS WHEN AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE COLLIDE WRD DAY NIGHT.

BERGDOLL AFTER BURIED FORTUNE   Escaped Draft Evader Gave That As Reason for Trip to Philadelphia.

Economic Waste —  The Trouble Now      PEDERAL «RESERVE BANK! HOLDING TOO KCC WONTY IN RESERVE ;

GOLD RESERVE S ECONOMIC WASTE   This: Is Opinion ‘of Theodore ’ Price, Finance Editor, Ex_pressed at Cleveland.   FUND SHOULD BE WORKING   Says Cloud -of Economic  Waste Precedes Rainbow in American Finances,

BLAMES WASTE FOR END OF HIGH PRICES   Editor of Financial Paper Says Prosperity Rainbow Is Coming Soon.

RAID ON RADICALS.      Ten Held at Cleveland For Deportation To Europe.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL   THE NEW WEASURE Is 4 COM. POSITE OF MANY.   it Proposes to Give AN Enlisted Men Who Served More Than to Days $f a Day,

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL READY FOR HOUSE   Wer and Means Committee ill Report Bill This Week Granting Compensation of $1 Per Day to All Enlisted Men — Will Require Raising of Ous Billion Additional  Revenne.

DOLLAR ‘BONUS: FOR EACH DAY IN THE SERVICE   That Amount Agreed on a:  Bonus © for U. S. Soldiers  Who Served in World War. Some Eliminated.

TAX ON SALES PLANNED TO KAISE A BILLION DOLLARS REVENUE   Commissioned Officers and The Who Served Less Than ¢0 Days Barred   Bill. Will Be Passed Befere Con. ventions In June, Senate Leaders Say

BONUS BILL T0 BE ~ READY IN A WEEK   TAX ON SALES PLANNED T( RAISE A BILLION DOLLARS REVENUE  $1 PER DAY SERVED   Commissioned Officers and Thee Who Served Less Than €0 Days’ Barred   Bill. Will Be Passed Before Con. ventions In June, Senate Leaders Say

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL NOW PENDING IN HOUSE WILL GIVE 3,000,000 MEN $1.00 PER DAY PAY

SOLDIER RE LIEF TO BEUP SOON   Bill Granting Coxr2w pensation to be Reported ®«o House Within W ek.

ll Eee  ‘SOLDIERS RELIEF BILL READY TO BE REPORTED TO HOUSE AND — IS PROMISED EARLY PASSAGE

NEW BONUS BILL WITH $1.00 A GAY PREPARED IN HOUSE   List. of Eligible Seldiers Cut io 3 Millions, Average Bonus $360 Each.

LOAN NOT NECESSARY   Secretary of Treasury Glass Says U. S. Debt Recedes.   Statement Shows Reduction of $759, 622,840 in Gross Indebtedness of Country Since August.

DEBT RECEDES; ~ LIBERTY LOAN ~ NOT NECESSARY   Glass Says Con¥ress Can: Avert It I , it Acts Well.

PUBLIC DEBT RECEDES   LIBERTY LOAN WILL NOT BE NEC. ESSARY, SAYS GLASS.   Secretary of Treasury Asserts Con. gress Can Avert It by Keeping Down Expenses.

‘ABLE T0 PAY BILLS ~ WITHOUT NEW LOAN   SECRETARY OF TREASURY SEES SOMi LIGHT AHEAD.   Country's Financial Condition Look. ing Up. Previding Congress Does Not Enter On New Fields  of Expenditure.

: ero s 0 tionalists ng Denortees         wots Her Racé and: Inflames Psople:

BRITISH SHIP OUT NATIONALISTS IN TURKEY IS REPORB'   Placed Aboard War Vessels and Seni To Malta;. Prominent Women’s Leader Among Those Deported.

Ti urkish Woman Leader: Carried ~ Off By Britis}   Prisoner: ‘Breaks. Moslem: Traditions ‘and is Street Orator . and Fiery Agitator.

DEPORT TURK LEADERS   PROMINENT NATIONALISTS ARE TAKEN FROM CAPITAL.   Among Number Is Woman Who Cast Aside Nationsl Traditions For Race to Speak For Cause.

TURKISH WOMAN LEADER EXILED   Halide Edib, Lady Agitator and Other Nationalists - -fhre-Deported: ~   SHIPPED: BY “THE: BRITISH

AMERICA MUST STAND ON OWN FEET AGRICULTURALLY   SAID SENATOR HARDING IN AD. DRESS AT WEINNESOTA STATE KATP TODAY

CTAND ALONE HARDING SAY!   Fivst Speech Qut of Ohio : Made on Agriculture at St. Paul, Minn.   AGRICULTURE PLATFORM OF 7 PLANKS PROPOSEL   LINOREASED URBAN POPUCLA:. TION MAY MAKE IMPOSSI-. BLE PRODUOTION OF SUFF'. CTENT FOOD, HE WARNS.

MUST STA HER OWN FEET   Harding Says Nation Needs to he Independent Agriculturally, In-_Industrially and Politically ~   SPEAKS AT ST. PAUL, MINN,   Declares Agriculture is Menaced by Evils Which Can’t be Cured With Quack Remedies pot

‘Harding Outlines His Attitude in Speech at Minnesota State Esir_   OPPOSES PATERNALISM   Lt ES Pe Nominee Declares Farmers Should Be Able to Stand on Their Own Feet.

FARM JUSTICE: IS PLEA OF HARDING   COMPREHENSIVE PROG! au Tt AID AGRICULTURAL Al ICA OUTLINED BY AAG arene

HARDING PLEADS FOR FARM VOTE OF MINNESOTA   PUTS SEVEN PLANKS IN AGRICULTURAL PLATFORM AT ST, PAUL FATR   SPEECH FIRST OUTSIDE OHIO SINCE NOMINATEL   Promises to Give Agricultural Prolb: lems Careful Study; To Help  Build Up Farms.

“ATMINNESOTA STATE FAIR   Says America Must Stand On Her Own Feet Agriculturally, Industrially and Politically   MUST GUARANTEE OURSELVES 

TAKES TAN FOR LAWo 10 AID INDUSTRY   REPRESENTATION IN GOVERNMENT IS FIRST DEMAND   Foresees Smash if Fair Treatment is Not Given Producer.

AMERICA MUST STAND ON HER ~OWNFEETAGRICULTURALLY, ~~ INDUSTRIALL Y AND POLITICALLY

HARDING OUTLINES HIS FARM PROGRAM   AGRICULTURAL INDEPENDE NCE URGED AT THE STATE FAIR OF MINNESOTA.   Fewer Land Hogs and More Fat Hogs Needed, Republican nominee Asserts in First Outof-State Address.

Says Agricultural Evils Need Study Then Proper  Actinn.      SEVEN PLANKS IN HIS AGRICULTURAL PLATFORM   Co-operation, Stabilizing Prices, Farm Loans, Better Transporation  . .Advocated,

FEWER LAND HOGS MORE FAT Hop3   \$ NEED OF COUNTRY, SAYS SENATOR HARDING,   AMERICA ON HER OWN FEET   We Must Be the Guarantors of Our Own Security — First Speech , Away From Home Devoted Ale .  most Entirely 46 Acriculture .

HAR tat ADDRESSES 7 os   TALKED ON. AGRICULTURE 47  THENINNESOTA PATE FAIR ote) oe   SAYS WE NEED FEWER LAND HOGS AND MORE FOR HAM AND BACON,

FARMER APPLAUDED BY HARDING Wal) ATTAGKS LAND AND PRIGE HOGS   First Speech Away From Porch Finds Harding ir Minneapolis Addressing Huge Gathering of Minnesota Agriculturalists At Fair.

FRANCE URGES FINANCE MEET      Favors Conference to Be Held at Brus. sela—Would Exclude German Oelecates.

BIG FINANCE MEET IS URGED   France Favors a Conference to Be Maid at Rrussels.

WATKINS WILL STAY IN RACE   Dry Candidate Says He Has No Intention Of Withdrawing.

REFUSES ANTISUFFRAGE PLEA   Judge Dismisees Fairchild Attack on Federal Amendment.

ANTISUFFRAGE PLEA REFUSED   District of Columbia Judge Dis. misses Fairchild Attack on the Federal Amendment.

ANTISUFFRAGE PLEA REFUSED   District of Columbia =~ sige Diemisses Fairchild Attack or, -*he Federal Amendment.

HUNGEH OTRIKE OF LORD MAYOR SO NEAR CLOSE   MacSwiney Unconscious fo Hours During Afternoon and Night   SISTERS JOIN IN FOODLESS PROTES   NONE OF HUNGER STRIKER’ PROEN DS OR RELATIVE: ARE PERMITTED TO VIST WIM NOW.

SISTERS OF CORK MAYOR JOIN fiIM IN HUNGER STRIKE   ANNIE AND MARY MACSWINEY TAKE ACTION FOLLOWING EXCLUSION FROM PRISON

McSwiney’s Sisters Jom Hunger Strike   Veil of Secrecy Surounds Starving Cork Mayor as Relatives are. Barred From Him Saturday; Friends Fear Lord Mayor Dead or Dying.

PROTEST AGAINST BAN ON: THEIR VISITING BROTHER   Excluded. from Room’ of: Mace Swiney After His en i Becomes. Criti .   UNCONSCIOUS LAST Niawr   Wife at His Bedside, and Death:  Was Being Expected: ay  : Momentarily, “eA

 Annie and Mary MacSwiney Will  Not Eat Until They Can  See Brother,   NO REPORT OF CONDITION   Hunger Striker’s Wife Is Onl Relative Permitted to Remain With Him.

MAG SWENEY SISTERS ~ JOIN HUNGER STRIKI   KIN OF LORD MANOR PROTES! AGAINST EXCLUSION FROM BEDSIDE—THINK BROTHER DEAD

SISTERS JOIN ~ HUNGER STR f   ‘After. ‘Being Ushered Out of. Brixton Prison, Me_. -Swiney Sisters Join   BROTHER IN STRIKE   Might Interfere With Feeding Him—Believe That MecSwinev is Dead

U-BOATS BEATEN BY WILSON   Secretary Daniels Says North Sea Bar. rage Was Built at President's Suggestion.

WILSON BEAT SUBMARINES?   North Sea Barrage Built at Pres dent's  S ,aammneti ar

CLAIM DEMANDS  ARE TOO HIGH   Present ‘Demands of the Trainmen are Expensive and Too High    SAY THE MANAGERS   Washington Getting Ready for a Break in Prices—  Talk of Break

HIGHER FREIGHT RATES TO PASS.ON TO. CONSUMERS BURDEN OF WAGE INCREASE   Question of Extent of Raise Now Before Railway Labor Board; Union: Chiefs Optimistic

DECLARE TRAINMEN’S DEMANDS. EXCESSIVE   Managers Admic Men Are Encided to. Increase, Hug Say Present Re1 s Too High.

FRENCH TROOPS LEAVE GERMANY   Cities of Frankfort and Darm. stadt and Others East of Rhine Evacuated

Foch: Orders: Degoutte e ‘To Prepare For Evacuation’ “of German: Rhine Cities

THIRTY BILLION IN GOLD DEMANDED BY ANGLO-FRENCH   Will Permit Berlin Government To Issue  Bonds To Pay.

LEAGUE PLANK CONDEMNED   Democratic Senztors at Washington Say G. ©. P. Platform Repudiates Action of Party.

LEAGUE PLANK CONDEMNED   Daptenctiis Senatore  at.- Washington . Say G. O. P. Platform Repudiates Action of Party. -

OF MORE WHEAT   Reported’ ‘That Farmer: -Plan to. ‘Reduce Their  Acreages

MORE WHEAT, ASKS WILSON   Department of Agriculture Makes Appeal.   WORLD SHORTAGE FEARED   Reports From All Parts of Coun: try Indicate Greatly Reduced Acreage.

HEAIUGED ACREAGE OF SPRING WHEAT CAUSED DEPARTMENT AGTIVIT   FARMERS- URGED T0O_ REVISE PLANTING PLANS AND RAISE MORE WHEAT THIS YEAR,

URGES WHEAT PLANTING   Government Advises Spring Wheat Growers to Increase Acreare

MILITARY MEN WANT FORCE TO BE KEPT SMALL   Should Not Have Mora Than 100,000 Men As Permittdd In ct Treaty.

GERMANY HELD TO ARMY OF 100,000   Allied Observers Have Decided’ Not : Man More Then Treaty Allows Shall Be Arined.

BIGGER ARMY FOR GERMANY OPPOSED   ALLIED MILITARY OBSERVERS BELIEVE THAT MAXIMUM OF 100,000 SHOULD BE RETAINER 

Decide Reichswehrs to be Withdrawn From Ruhr District and Workmen Disarmed

GERMANY CAN'T INCREASE ITS ARMY      ALLIED WILETARY GUSERVERS MECIDE ARMY OF Tadky oe US END EdE      ALSO BECIDE THAT GERWAN CUTL GUARDS SHALL BE DISKANDED.

COERCION BILL HITS SINN FEIN   BRITISH MAY DETAIN PRISON. ERS IN ANY PART OF KINGDOM

IRISH COERCION BILL PASSES THIRD READING   Permits Irish Prisoners to be Detained in Any Prison in the United Kingdom.

nT,  MISS STONE, YOUNG AT 101, WILL HAVE HER SAY AT THE POLLS THIS FAL

SHE_GAVE RER AGE, TOO      Miss Annie Stone. 101 Years Old, Resisters for Election

REGISTERED TRAPSHOOT ‘TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY   Entries Are Being Made From Most All Places in Central Missouri.

TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY   Entries Are Being Made Fron Most All Places in Central . Missouri.

MOSLEMo URGED TO FREE SULTAN   Turks Are Asked to Make War on the Allies.   COMMANDANT ISSUES CALL   Asks Faithful to “Fight Against ths Jailers’—Turk Leaders Are Seized at Constantinopie—Former Grand Vizier Included.

TURKS URGED TO WAR ON ALLIES   Adrianopie Commandant Asks  Moslems to Free Sultan From Allied Influence.   “FIGHT AGAINST HIS JAILERS”    tezet Pasha, Former Grand Vizier, Placed Under Arrest by Entente Authorities at Constantino. o'c—Troons in Battie,

MOSLEMS ARE CALLED  UPON. 10. AD SULT   “Free Ruler Prom Alles’ I: “Ory Raised by Jafar Tayar, of Adrianople.

TURKS URGED TO WAR ON ALLIES   Adrlanopie Commandant Asks Mostems’ to Free Sultan From Allied , influence.   “FIGHT ‘AGAINST: HIS JAILERS’   o izvet Paaha, Formér Grand Vizier Placed Upder Arrest by Ententa Authorities at Constantine.  ” ple—Troépain Battte.

Governor Cox Prepared tc Mecl Opposilion Again League Adoption With Aregnimenis. oe

GOV. COX ENTERS WISCONSIN FOR ” [TEAGUE FIGHT   Nominee Also Will Pleac With Young Men

NONE THE WORSE FOR 16 SPEECHES IN MICHIGAN FRIDAY   Fatered Wisconsin Today to Win It for League of Nations   ‘Will Meet the Anti-League Opposition With Four Lines of Argument.

Has High Hopes That Women Voters May Help Swing LaFollette’s State Into Line For League of Nations

SOX IN WISGENIN TO.DloGUoo LEAGUE TO STATE VOTER   Two Speeches Scheduled For Saturday In Mil waukee.

COX IS MAKING SPEECHES WHILE HARDING RESTS  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN-

MOB StARGHES FOR AGOAILANT UF WHITE GIEl   SAID TO BE DETERMINED TO LYNCH BLACK IF HE IS CAPTURED BY POSSE,

eT ee ee ee eer  RESOLUTE ONE-HALF MILE IN LEAD TWO HOURS AFTER OTART   Shamrock, Making Worst Start Ever Made by Lipton Boat, Was Over the Line at the Starting Signals—Was Forced to Recross Line /

RESOLUTE OVER LINE FIRST IN INITIAL EVENT   Great Yachting Armada Gathers for Big Beating Event

FIRST YAGHT RAGE LOST BY DEFENDE!   Resolute, After Leading te Half - Way Mark, Breaks Part of Rigging and Is Forced to Withdraw.

Shamrock Gets Off To a Bac Start While The Yankee Takes The Lead

MEXICAN WORKERS AGAINST A STRIKE   ALLEGED EFFORT OF I. W. W. FOR NATIONWIDE STRIKE A FAILURE THERE.   ITALIAN WORKERS RETURN   Dispatches Indicate General Acceptance of Proposals of Government to End Lockouts in Italy.

, W. W. PROGRAM MEETS FAILURE   Reds Are Unable to Induce Mexican Laborers to Joix Gigantic Strike.   INDULGE IN WILD TALK

NAMED WHEAT WIZARD   Canadian Rancher Receives Degree From University for Labors,

WIZARD OF WHEA'   Seager Wheeler Raises 82 Bushels to the Acre,   GOVERNMENT COMMENDS HIM   ‘Confers Honorary Degree Upon Man  Who Added Enormously to Wealth of Country.

POPULATION OF WICHITA FALLS   North Texas Oil Towr Shows Gain of Over Thirty Thousand

SEEK LIGHT ON MURDER   ;* hether New Facts Wil Re Uncover ed in Lbwelb Case Depends,

TEST NEW CLUE      Ehvell Murderey May fe in Lexington, Aeatgens.

RATES ON DAIRY PRODUCTS STAN   Traction Companies Will Keep Pres ent Rates in Effect for an Indefite Period

7 A Bargain 90 Sheets Linen Writing A Paper __— 80 cents.  A.W. JONMEA 248 Main Bt.. Gereanfield. Masa   NOTICE

RESERVATION WAS REJECTEL   Another Amendment De.  feated i in Treaty Issue  _in Senate Today

RESERVATION ~ WAS REJECTED   Another Amendment De feaiggvin Treaty Issue in Senate Today’

L{VESTOGK PRICES G0 DOWN TO 1916 LEVELS   EXCHANGE MEN PREDICT MEAT -WILL BE 20 PER CENT CHEAPER SOON

CATTLE PRIGES IN A RECORD DROP   BiG DECLINE MARKS SALES IN MARKETS TODAY

THREE DROWNED. IN. MERRIMAC ON WAY-TO:WORI      One: of: West: -M -Manchester Family Saved W hen Boat: .  Oe ol nf Nee nwhescesace® fee

Strong Resolutions Favaring the Present Administration Y/ere Unan. irnously Adopted and no Opposition Was Offered by the _Adtadcates of Senator Bailey’s Platform

BAILEYITES IN PRECINCT CONVENTION WERE FEW IN NUMBER AND WERE OVERWHELMINGLY SNOWED UNDER.   Strong Resolutions Favoring the Present Administration Were Unanimously Adopted and no Opposition Was Offered by the _Advocates of Senator Bailey’s Platform

Amaro and Serrano Leave Irapauto with Cavalry Division of 6,000 Men for City Vacated by Carranza

Carranza Reported ave Made Good cope Dn Avate          Cenvention ts ‘Yo Convene In

LANDIS, PEPPER AND POOLE ORR UP AGREEMENT   Will Submit Their Report to Joint Baseball Commit tees Torys   REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL BUT TWO CLUBS CONFER   American League Meeting to be Held in Chicago Friday. Joint Ratiffcation Meeting Will Occur Next Day or Not Until After New Years.

BASEBALL COMMITTEES WORK ON ORGANIZATION   Judge Ladis Heads Committe to Decide Form of the Document.

ALL MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS ARE REPRESENTED AT INITIAL SESSION.   PLAN JOINT ANTIFICATION   Toole Offers Program Providing for Commission Composed of Landis and League Presidents On Drafét

GOMMENCE DRAFT ‘OF-NEW NATIONAL BASEBALL RULES       Judge Landis Decides to” Call “Joint Session of Leagues In New York.

THREE MEN ARE ASKED 10 DRAFT BASEBALL PACT   Landis, Pepper and Toole Will Draw Up Peace Agreement.

BASEBALL LEADER AFTER AGREEMENTS   KINGS OF NATION’S PASTIME MEET UNDER LEADERSHIP OF JUDGE LANDIS   Landis and Two Others Authoriz ed to Formulate Plan by Which Baseball May be Conducted

METAL CEILING MEN ~ PROMISE TO REFORN   Make Pledge to New Yor! Committee.

HUERTA TO USE YAQUI INDIANS AGAINST CANTI   Selects Puerto Isabel a Base Point for  Treen nal tiinnan

Mexican Government Not Disposed. to Adopt Conciliatory Tacti¢s in Dealing with Insurrection   CHARTERS VESSELS TO MOVE TROOPS TO COAS?

HINES TO ANSWER ULTIMATUM FROM RAILWAY CHIEFS   Palmer Prepares to Aci With Injunction to — : Check Walkout

POLICY 10 ~MEXIGANIZE RRWORKERS   Inion Head Condemns Treat: ment Under U. S. Ownership.

YANKS IN GERMAN FIRM   Group of American Financiers Pur chase a 25,000,000-Mark Bliock of General Electric.

PIT TAKES LIFE TOLL   : c WILLIAM; MORRIS = FOGLE 7 15 DROWNED AT WIGGIN WM,       Youngster Got Treyongt Dewth and » Conld Not Swim.

PIT TAKEO UFe TULL   WILLIAM MORRIS FOGLE  I DROWNED AT WIGGINS FARM.   Youngster Got Bevond Depth = an -+ Could Not Swirn.

BIG ORGANIZATION FOR AlD TO IRELAND   Urged by De Valera to Be “Broad Enough tc Embrace Every Sympathizer With Ireland's Rights’

ITALIAN WARSHIP IS LAUNCHED UNDER RED AND BLACK BANNER   Socialists Occupied Shipyard in Which It Was Built.

TTALIAN STRIKERS LAUNCH WARSHIE   Vessel Slins From Ways With Red Flag Fiving—Composer’s Wife  Is Sponsor:

Opens at 12:45. [Hugh Baillie, United Press Staff Correspendent. j

VICE-PRESIDENT CANDIDATE IS NOT YET NAMED   CONVENTION ME AT ISAS TE FIND RUNNING MATE FGI GOVERNOR COX,

NEEM LO RAVE COLLAPSED     Railroad Officials Report Bulk of Men Had Returned to Work.

1 hink Rail Strike Is Over, Men Returning   WALKOUT COLLAPSING EVERYWHERE AND IT IS ON BELIEF, LARGELY, THAT GRIEVANCES WILL GO TO RAILWAY LABOR BOARD, BUT NO DEFINITE PLEDGE HAS BEEN MADE TO THE MEN, IS THE ASSERTION

RAIL STRIKE APPEARS TOHAVE MET DEFEAT   CARRIERS’ OFFICIALS SAY BULS OF MEN WHO FOLLOWED GRUNAU BACK AT WORK.   NORMAL PASSENGER SERVICE   Substantial Progress Reported in Moving Freight Accumulated in Last Three Weeks,

RAIL STRIKE ALMOST AT FINAL GASP   Virtually Dead With Service Close to Normal

FAITH BROKEN IN THE STRIKE   OUTLAW LEADERS OF CHICAGO WILL BB REARBRESTED.   JOHN GRUNAU HEADS THE LIST   ACCUSED OF ATTENDING 4 MEETING OF STRIKERS.   Baeckbene ef Walkeet Cempleteiy Brekes, and Ceoaditiens Nearly Nermal—Mere (hartere te Be Reveked.

PASSENGER SERVICE NORMAL GENERAL MOVEMENT FREIGHTS --REBEL LEADER STILL PLANNING

FORMER MONTANAN [O VITAL WITNtoo IN NEWBERRY CASE   HE SAYS THE 5UPPORTERS OF NAVAL MAN SAID THEY MEANT TO GET A BARREL TO EXPEND DURING THE BATTLE

BARREL OF BOODLE TO OPEN   Dependant in Newberry Case Quoted as Saying as Much Corcerning Campaign.

EVIDENCE SHOWS HUGE SUMS SPENT BY NEWBERRY   Correspondence _ Regarding Gold Star . Club Introduced   GOOD PROGRESS _ MADEIN TRIAL

SEEK ANOTHER TEST Ii CONGRESS ON DRY LAW   Vote Designed to See Whether Reaction Against it is Increasing or Decreasing.

HAMON'S FRIENDS TAKE UP DEFENSE QF MISSING GIR   Charges and Counter-Charge: Fill Air of Oklahoma Oil Town.

CHARGE OFFICIALS “HIDE MRS. HAMON   Inquiry ‘Into Death .of Jake Hamon Brings. Out Many Charaes.   FUNERAL’ IS HELD TODAY   Republican. Politician-Said i Dying Statement He Shot Himself, .

COUNTER CHARGES = IN HAMON GAS   “Widow of the Dend Millionaire Oilman Ts Convinced He Shot Himself Accidentally.

CHARGES MADE BY BOTH SIDES IN HAMON CASI   Woman Is Alleged to Have Bee Seized by Authorities and Secretly Hidden

SCANDAL ABOUT TO ALOE READ IN RAMON CASE   tea Charges Are Made in Death of “Oil King’

AMARESTS FOLLOW THE KILLING,   Hewitines aad Other romiaent Wexi erannwe in ( wetted.

ADALTO DE LA HUERTA NAMED PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICO   Bonailtis Arrested,  ite Aeancstatad Preesi

DIVORCES DR. B. CLARK HYDE   Wife of Kansas City Physician Thrice Tried for Murder Awarded Children. 

WIFE OF DR. HYDE IS GRANTED A DIVORCE   Kansas City Physician Was Tried Three Times For Murder of Col. Swope.

MRS. HYDE IS GIVEN DIVORCE   Doctor’s Wife Given Childre and Husband is Prohibited From Visiting Them.

DR. HYDE LOSES WIFE.      Expecied End of Celebrated Kan : sas City Divorce Sult.

NEBRASKA TOWN HT BY STORM, NO LIVES LOST   Fag End of Tornado Strikes Neligh, Uprooting Trees. Unroofing Buildings ane Doing Other Damage.

OPPOSED KIN OF WILSON ON BOARL   First Chairman of Shipping Board Criticizes His Successors.

MRS. WILSON’S BROTHER WAS NOT WANTED   SHIPPING BOARD FEARED #E WOULD FROVE EM. RARRARRING   YIRST CHAIREAN GF BOARD + ALSO CRIPICIZES GOETHALS 

sounerintatnndnehiem statement ante mee ae  DENMAN DON'T WANT BULLING  UN THE BOAR   First Chairman Says He Op. posed Employment of Presideni’s Kinsman   MEMBERS OF BOARD SUGGESTED BOLLING   SEO DIESEL ENGINE IS IM. PERATIVE: ‘TO CONTINUETL MARITIME st PREMACY DENMAN DECLARES

AVITH ACCIDENT.         Sixteen Vear Old Leo Adk nso 1 Poa jured by An 2

MET WITH ACCIDENT.   Sixteen Year Old Teo Adkinson In jured by An Ax.

GREEK KING STARTS TUESDAY FOR ATHENS   ireek Government Refuses to Allow Constantine’s Advisers to Return to Greece—Other Followers of Constantine Mav be Exiled.

Fermer King Constantine to Leave Switseriand fer Greece On Tuesday.

GREEK KING 10 ~ START FOR: HOME   His Party Mystified Ovor Government Edict Against King’s Two Advisors.

RADICAL ALIENS 10 BE BARRED IF RIDER PASSES HOUSE VOTE   Report On Diplomatic Bil Rejected By The House.

RIDER WOULD BAR RADIGAL ALIENS   Report on Diplomatic Bill Re. jected By House,

THIRD PARTY THREAT MADE BY SUFFRAGISTS   RATIFICATION OF AMENDMENT Is DEMANDED OF REPUBLICAN - CANDIDATE.   HARDING PROMISES TO HELP   G. 0. P. Nottinee Assures Women He Will Do Best He Can; Committee in Charge of Campaign.

SEVEN WOMEN GIVEN PLACES ON COMMITTEE   Harding Refuses te Force Any State to Hasten Action on Suffrage.

SEVEN WOMEN 10 HELP REPUBLICAN HANDLE GAMPAIEN   Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton Wil be Vice Chairman Executive Committee.   ORGANIZATION HEARTILY APPROVED BY NOMINEE   All Republicans Being Called tc Party Colors and Good Faitt of Program Will be Empha sized as Personnels of Othe: Committees Are Announced

REPUBLICANS NAME COMMITTEE TOELP HARDING'S ELECTION   All Elements of Party On Execu tive Body Appointed to Assist Chairman Hays. ,

SUFFRAGISTS CAMP ON HARDING'S: TRAIL   They Are “Deepty Disappointed” at Nominee’s Stand and Promise to Make Trouble Unless He Acta

THIRD OF NUMBER ARE WOMEN; HAYES MADE CHAIRMAN   ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLANS ENDS TWO DAY CONFERENCE AT CHICAGO,   REPLIES TO. SUFFRAGISTS   3. O. P. Nominee Tells Women He Can Not Force Question in Any State But Will Recommend Ratification,

CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE FORMULATED BY REPUBLICANS   Committee Of 21 Named Tc direct Harding's  Offensive.

SUFFS THREATEN TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT   May “Bolt” Unless Another State Ratifies the Federal Amendment and Gives Them Right to Vote.

COMMITTEE OF 21 TO DIRECT tt 0. P. CAMPAIGN NAMED   Suffragists Threaten to Support Third Party When Harding Refuses Aid for Amendment Ratification.

HARDING DECLINES WOMEN’S REQUEST TO USE INFLUENCE   To Have Another Republican Le gislature Vote Suffrage   SAYS HE IS WILLING TO ADVISE IF HE IS ASKED   Management of itis Campaign I Now in Hands of Committee Of Twenty-One

2 Di 4 cedent; Woman Chosen Vice-Chairman.   Herding Will Recommend Adoption of Suffrage But Not Attempt to Force It

Fire Authorities Attribute Costly  Blaze Today to Sparks From a Switch Engine.

REPUBLICIANS OF NORTH DAKOTA SUPPORT LANGER   VOTE FOR HIM Is UNANIMOUS   Hit WILL MAKE RACE FOR GOVERNOR AGAINST THE N. P. L.

HOLLAND TO PRESENT CLAIMS   Dutch Government to Ask Reparations for Losses to Citizens in Mexico,

DUTCH READY WITH CLAIMS   Holland Foreign Office to Ask Repara. tions From Mexico.

RESERVE BOARD ACTS STACNGLY CONDEMINEL   DETERMINED AT NEW ORLEANS MEETING TO HAVE BANKING .LAW AMENDED. °

OIART REVOLT AGAINGT RULE RESERVE BANK   CONGRESS ASKED TO AMEND ACT SO AS TO LIMIT THE BOARD'S POWER.   Detail Of Some Practices That Are Obiected to Are Given In The Resolutions

Congestion nt Atlantic Ports Tatts Shipments to Yow England  PUSSIES EN SRD tip See eee

POLES NOT  GHTING  10 ANNEX TERRITORY   Premier Says All Poles Want is Dur able Peace   TWO-THIRDS OF RED ARTILLERY CAPTURED   America and Poland ¢ Exchange New Notes on Polish Advance

LABOR URGES BRITAIN TAKE PEACE STEPS   (Take Credit for Getting Russian Soviet to Withdraw New Demands.   COUNTER OFFENSIVE IS REPORTED FROM WARSAW   Poles Continue Cleaning Up » perrltogy Evacuated by ‘ora Bolshevikt, cir

NEED $10,000,000 FUROPEAN RELIE!   Conditions in Balkans  Are Approaching KAT

HUNGRY CHILDREN OF EUROPE NEED OVER $100.000.00   Most Pitiful Cases have ' Been of Salaried Men and Former Officers

TEN MiLLIQN IS NEEDED EUROPE   Large Sum Necessary to Feec the Hungry Children of Europe

NEED $10,000,000. FUROPEAN RELIEE   Conditions in Balkan: “Are ‘Approaching ! Narmal

ee  HOOVER WILL ACCEPT IT _ IF REPUBLICANS INSIST   While He Is Not Seeking Nomination, if Issues Necessitate He Will Serve. He Declares.

HOOVER DECLINES DEMOCRATIC OFFEI   Bhd Chandler M. Wooc ‘His Answer Is “No”   Refers to Published Statement He Issued Last Saturday

HOOVER WILL. RUN ON. REPUBLICAN TICKE   Will Accept the Presidenc) With G. 0. P. But Is Not Sepking the Honors

HOOVER AGREES — TO MAKE RACE AS REPUBLICAN   California Man Announces That He Will Run for President if Demand is Made.   WOULD RUN ON A LIBERAL PLATFOR)Y   Favors League of Nations wit! ‘Reservations Safeguarding American Traditions.”

HOOVER WILL RUAAS REPUBLICAN IF = THE PARTY 15 MUDDLE-OF-THE-ROML

HOOVER NOW A REPUBLICA   Says He Might Accept the Nomina. tion. For President On Specially Prescribed’ Platform.

‘READY’ SAYS HOOVER 10 38 PUBLICANS   Will Accept Nomination if it is Demanded He   : TDaclares 24   WANT LIBERAL PLATFORM         “Sound ' Business Administra; tion” and “Constructive Ideas” His Hobby

HOOVER WILL ENTER — PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Commissioner Stipulates Ideals He Will Support if Adoptedt by Republican Party

LIBERAL POLIGY ON PEAGE TREATY S ONE DEMAND   “y po NOt AND WELL xOT MYSELLE SEEK NOMINATION,” WK DECLARES ";   TAKES “MIDDLE GROUND"   avers Phitform Neither Reactionary Nov Radical in Its A : to Great Domestic Questions Facing Nation

HOOVER TO SEEK G. 0. P. NOMINATION   Announces He Will Be A Candidate If Platform Will Endorse Treaty.

HOOVER SAYS  HE'LL RUN ON G. 0. P. TICKET IF HE’S NEEDED   Party Must, However, Adopt Platform He Likes.   IS REPUBLICAN BUT INDEPENDENT   Favors Entrance ir  League With Res: ervations.

HOOVER WOULD Bt H0.P, CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Telegraphs Willingness to California Republican Club   MAKES PUBLIC HIS STAND

FEDERALRAID ONPROFITEERS IS MADE INN. Y.   FOUR OFFICERS OF. BIG FOOD. DEALING CONCERNS ARE _ ARRESTED.

PROFITEER FOODSTUFF MERCHANT   Raids i in New York and Chicago Net Many Offenders   PRODUCE FIRMS MAKE A KILLING   Railroad’ ” Sthike Offered “Fine Chance to Grab and They Couldn't Resist

VON  BUELOW IS ‘TOLD BY ITALY “TO LEAVE ROMI   Former: Chancellor, on Dip~ lomatic: Mission, Warned  yl e Byer mnvernmant

GREEKS AND ITALIANS MIX   Greeks Suffered Losses While Going Atter Turk Snipers 

GREEKS AND ITALIANS  CLASH IN-ASIA MINOF   Hellenes Suffer One Officer Killed ani Thirty Other ‘Casualties Near ' Bphesus —-

SO rn ee  FRANCE’S DELEGATES TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS ARE NAMED TODAS

WILSON DOES NOT ACCEPT ENDORSEMENT   President Lets Last Hour _ Pass Without Becoming Candidate.   DAKOTA GOVERNOR ALSO DOES NOT ACT   ‘Names Will Not Appear on Primary Ballots with  Endorsement.

Says Mrs. Caille Fell Overboard From Motorboat   Mystery Surrounding The Death o Detroit Woman Is Partially  Cleared

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY CHARGED WHTH WASTI   HOMER §. CUMMINGS ADDRESSES DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AT LOU‘ ISVILLE DINNER.

HOMER CUMMINGS ATTACKS PROBES BY COMMITTEES   Democratic Chairman Defends Conduct  of War.

CUMMINGS RECALLS DAYS OF EMBALMED BEEF   Demecratic National Chairman Hops Onto Republican “Smelling ommittees.”

ATTACKS REPUBLICAN ACTIONS,   Cummings Says $2,000,000 Was Expended Without Hesal.

5.0. P. 1G CHARGED WITH BIG WASTE   Used “Smelling” Committees, Says Cummings,

SUMMING FLAYS UPPONENTS FOR WAOTING MONEY  MAKING PROBE:   Democratic National Chair. man Says Republican: Have Spent $2,000,006 for ‘Smelling Committees   NO GRAFT FOUND IN CONDUCT OF THE WAF   Says Those Who Conducted  the Spanish War Have No License to Indulge in Critimiermn oft Pamorrats.

SAYS REPUBLICANS “SPENT $2,000 000 TO SMELL OUT DEMOCRATS   Cummings Declares Democrats Have Had Glorious Record During War,/Both in Efficiency and Freedom From Scandal.   CLAIMS G, 0, P. GOT INTO POWER THROUGH PRETENSE   Jndtlela Majority Varty for Delaying * Peace, Interfering With Commerce, and Dragging Vown the Rate of Exehange to a New Law Mecnrd.

CHARGED WITH GROSS WASTE   Demecrat Leader Says Investigation Committees Un-.. earthed Nothing

CUMMINGS HiT REPUBLICANS SOLAR PLEXUS   SPENT MILLIONS TO DISCOVER DEMOCRATIC GRAFT IN CONDUCT OF WAR   Have Accomplished No Constructive Levislation But Delaved Return 6f World to Peace

2 MILLION WASTED ING. P. PROBES, ~ GUMMINGS? CLAIV   Democratic Chief Charge: Wasteful Expenditure to Republican Majority for  ‘Smelling’ Committees.

AN ARRAIGNMENT OF REPUBLICANS BY H.9. CUMMINGS   Party Scored in Elegant Fashion by Chairman of Opponents.

CHARGES REPUBLICANS WASTED TWO MILLIONS   Expenditures Were for “Smelling Committees” Democratic National Committeeman Says

STATEWIDE HOME RULE DENIED   beatae aaa dias Hlinois Conetitutional Convention Negatives Proposal.

‘SAYS PENROSE MUST REST   Pennsylvania Statesman Ordered Gouth by His Physician.

PENROSE TOLD TO QUIT WORK   Physician Advises Leader of Old Guard Republicans to Seek Warmer Climate.

HALE A ANLLIGN DOLLARS Aoktt BY BANDIT FROM  MINE CONCERN   2ancho Said to Have Demanded a Smail Fortun From Foreign Ownet Pronerties in Chihuahua   MILITARY CAMPAIGN WILL START AT ONCE   Revolutionary Agents Announce Their Intention t¢ Make War on and Captur: Troublesome Rebel.

General Moralez Molina Meets the Same Fate As the President In Flight From Mexico City. General Rodolf Herrero Probably Committed the Murder   CABINET MEMBERS IN H  I  DING

WOMAN DIES AS RESULT OF FALL FROM WAGON      MERRILL 3 VICTIM. OF PECULIAR ACCIDENT PASSES AWAY IN LOCAL HOSPITAL

WOMEN DIES AS RESULT OF FALL FROM WAGON   MERRILL . WOMAN -¥ICTIM OF PECULIAR ACCIDENT PASSES AWAY IN LOCAL HOSPITAL

TENANTS RIOT WHEN   FAMILY IS EVICTEL   Peclice Reserves Called to Sudud: Mol  Threateping Deputy Sheil ;      }

CALL OFFICERS TO SAVE DEPUTY   Sheriff Who Evicts Philadeiphia Fam ily Threatened With Lynching by Neighbors; Revolver Haite

DEPUTY WHO WOULD OUST FAMILY FINDS HORNET S Ncol oTIARED BY ACTION   Police Reserves Called to End Riot in West Philadelphia Residential District — Guns Bring Disturbances to End.

POLICE CAME TO HIS RESCUE   Had Evicted West Philadelphia, Family Which Was Preparing To Celebrate Home Coming of Their Wounded Soldier Boy.

HAIL, WIND, RAIN AND SNOWSTORM   Is the Schedule for Weather Today i Middte Western States

HAIL, WIND, RAIN AND aneTES   Is the Schedule for Weather Today & Middle Western States

Carranza Asked to Resign by Gen. Gonzales; Troops Move to Sonora

CARRANZA IS ASKED 10 QUI   Proclamation Issued Calling On Mexican President to Resign His Office.  

CARRANZA ME TO ADVANCE ON ~ SONORA, CLAIN   Will March on Agua Priet: is Statement; President asked to Quit.

BRITISH ON ORANGE .DAY LID   Troops Being Sent to North Not to , Confine Activities to Belfast.

LID IS PUT ON ORANGE DAY   British Troops Distributed to Al ; Northern Districts.

NEGRO KILLED DEPUTY  IS SHOT   Third Clash in Three Weeks tA Youngstown Results Fatally To One Lawless Negro   Shooting Occurs When Sherif And Deputies Respond  Summons.

~ WOUNDED      In Pistol Battle With Negre Outlaws Near Youngs: town—One Man Killed in Exchange.of Shots.

Third Clash in Three Weeks tA Youngstown Results Fatally To One Lawless Negro   Shooting Occurs When Sheriff And Neputies Respond Tc Summons.

OIL SUPPLY SITUATION   American Petroleum Institute Is Now Meet-. ing in Washington

PETROLEUM INSTITUTE IN CONVENTION TAKES (IP MANY DISCUSS AN   WORLDS SUPPLY AND MEXICA  AND NEAR EAST PROBLEMS GIVE RIGHT-OF-WAY.

ANTHRAX FATAL IN MONTANA   Diseace Which Caused Miner’s Death May Have Gome in Shaving Brush

COUNTY WON HONORS   “MEMBERS OF BOYS .AND GIRLS . ALUBS GET PRUZ BPUREUE,            tesults df the Farmers Short Course ; ; 2 ! sare Announced:

COUNTY WON HONGRG   MEMBERS OF BOYS AND Giits OLUBS GET PUIZE AT PURDUE.   liesult~ of the Parners Short Course  arm Announced,

DIRIGIBLE NAVAL BALLOON IS MISSING      Naval Air Station People Are Anxious Today.

A* STORE SANS ' MONEY   Eggs Basis of Exchange’ In New Shop Near Berlin} .

DIRECT TO BERLIN   Decision on Germans Wanted “for War Crimes. , -

DEMANG FOR oURRENDER TO BE SENT DIRECT TO BERLIN GHIEFS   CRISIS OVER TRIAL OF FIENDS IS BROUGHT TO CLIMAX.

INDICTED BASE BALL MEN FACE HEAVY PENALTY   In Addition to Fine and Imprisonment May Be Federal Action.

TALIAN WOMEN BARRED FROM STATE POSITIONS BY A REGENT DEGREE   EXCLUDED FROM APPOINTMEN' TO DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SERVICES.

BAR WOMEN FROM JOBS   Prevented from Working in 50 Posi) tions .Mostly in State Employ

SECRETARY OF NAVY 1S MADE DEFENDAN?   Suit Begun by Western Unior Taleeranh. Camnany

NGLAND PAYS AFINE TRIBUTE   Unknown Soldier: Now Rests ir Westminster Abbey.   'SEPULCHERED WITH KINGS AND MARSHALS   Unknown Warrior Typifies Al England’s Soldier Dead.   Burial, Today, Accompanied by} Solemn and Impressive Service in Observance of Armistice Day Across the Ocean.

England Buries Unknown Soldier With Great Honor   Body Laid to Rest in Westminster Abbey With Greatest of Nation’s History.   ARMISTICE DAY PROPERLY OBSERVED   King George Unites With Populace in Paying Honor to Unknown Hero.

a nc ni i aie nde are eee  UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED AMIDST ILLUSTRIOUS DEAD   Solemn and Impressive Ceremony At Westminster Abbey Marks Armistice Day In London — Unveil Cenctaph.

Body of Unknown British Soldier Given. Resting Place Among Kings

Citizens’ and Republican Caucuses Name Tickets for Consideration of Voters — Six Names Are Same on Both Tickets.

DAN SIMMS  SPECIAL UNITED STATES DISTRI ATTORNEY  Gives the Reason for His Resignatior aft tha fica   Gives the Reason for His Resignation of the Office.

. SHORTAGE. IN. OHIO _ AND PENNSYLVANIA   Inter-State Commission Giv/ en. Startling. ‘lriformation  -by-Representative of’ the _Industry at Today’s Ses  ne ye ee

STEEL SHUTDOWN FEARED IN EAST   Lack of Cars -May Force Closing of Ohio and Pennsylvania Mills, Says Townsend.

 Car Shortage May  Suspend Much Work   Stee} Plants May Shut Down on Account of Lack of Transportation Facilities.

wer Allege Money Used to Boos“ s Palmer for President   THREATEN SHUTDOWN  . OF STEER, prance

STEEL PLANTS MAY HAVE 10 SHUT DOWN   SHORTAGE OF CARS MENACES THE EMPLOYMENT OF MANY THOUSANDS OF WORKMEN,

LW. W: CHECK FOR FEDERAL PRISONERS   Those Who Formerly Were “Wabhlies” Get a $: for Chri:

I. W. W. CHECK FOR FEDERAL PRISONERS   Those Who Formerly Were “Wobblies” Get a $20 Note for Christmas

Uo. NEUTRAL Ih MERICO 9 NEW TURMOIL   Friendliness to Candidate It Likes Would Only Help Defeat Him.   KEEPS WATCHFUL EYE ON SITUATION   Expects Trouble on Chi huahua Border if That  State laine Sanara.

KEEP HANDS OFF IN MEXICO MESS   POLICY LIKELY TO BE ADOPTED AT WASHINGTON.  . 7   WATCHFUL EYE ON RIO GRANDE   Nothing Further Than That Se Long as Strained Relations Continue —Hope Held Out of Quiet Ending.

BANKERS ARE ~ AGAINST LOAN TO RAILROADS   Before Senate Committee Sug gest Present Loan Be Extended Instead of Increased.

BANKERS DISAPPROVE FURTHER GOVERNMENT LOANS TO RAILROAD:   Disagree With Executive: That $560,000,000 Should be Provided

BANKERS DISAGREE WITH RAIL HEADS   Do Not Believe Money Necessary! For New Equipment Could Be Raised From Public.

PROPOSED RAIL LOAN (PPdEDBY FINANCIERS   Bankers Pour Cold Water or Plan to Get Money From * Government   R@ADS NEED COIN, THEY. ALL ADMIT   High Prices and Interest Rates Make Equipment Purchase Bie Problem

BANKERS DISAGREE WITH RAIL OWNER:   NOT IN ACCORD WITH REQUEST OF GOVERNMENT FOR LOAN OF 500 MILLION,

HANKERS 4 BIT BACK W QHD.   Deabt Wisdom of New Covernment  Lean to Railroads.

BANAERS GL AIM ENGR NIGUS LOAN NOT PRACTICAL   Disagree With Railroad Execu tives on Half Billion Loan   Admit, However, Thet Publi Would Not Absorb Hug Loan Planned.

Sutvest Roads he Assisted in Estallishment of Better Terminals and Expedition of Pquipment Under Contract, Using Berrewints for Motive Power Rather Than Freitht Cars,

BANKERS FAIL TO AGREE WITH PAIL MANAGERS      Say Gevernment Loan of $500,660,000 for New Rolling Stock Is Not Best Plan.

BA VRERS VETO rs AIL LOAN PLAN,  han't Approve More Federal Aid for

AQUSTON SEES TAX GUT PERIL   secretary Says It Would Be Unsate. to,.Reduce Any for Pe 1920- 21.   SIMPLIFICATION 1S URGED   3ays Change in or Repeal of the Ex. cess Profits Tax Should Be Made Now—Urges Flat Tax on Profits.

T00 LONG 10 COLLEGT TAKES   SECRETARY OF THE TREAS URY HOUSTON URGES SIMPLIFICATION.

AOOERTS TAX GUT WOULD BE PERIL   Secretary of Treasury Make: Recommendations to House.   ANY REDUCTION IS UNSAFE   Declares It Would Be Risky»to Reduce Levy for 1920-21—Simplification and Change in Excess Profits Tax Urged.

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF ST. MIHIEL TODAY      Commanders of A, FE. F. Divisions Participating in Drive, Send Messages of Greeting.

GOVERNOR HARDING ISSUES PROCLAMAT'N TO SAVE SEED CORN   SERIOUS SITUATION CON: TRONTS FARMERRS—EARLY FROST MEANS LOSS,

SEED CORN WEEK PROCLAMATION   September 20 to October 2 Set Aside As Period of  Observance

80. 060 TO SET INCREASES.   Express Workers Will be Given Higher Wages in Deon Today.

ADVANCE WAGES: EYDPE CC FH gE      Official Decision of Rail Labo Board Will..be Announced This Morning

EXPRESO EMPLOVES AWARDED INGRERSE BY LABOR BOARD   All Classes Of Help With Exception Of Shopmen Will Be Benefited By Decision.   1S NOT ALL. THEY DEMANDEE

EXPRESS CO. EMPLOYES WILL GET MORE WAGE!      AWARD TO BE ANNOUNCED TODAY BY KAILWAY LABOR BOARD WILI, APPECT RIGHTY THOUSAND WORKERS.

RAIL EXPRESS MEN GET BOOS!   80,000 EMPLOVES BENEFIT IN THE WAGE DECISION OF RAILWAY LABOR BOARD.

PRESS EMPLOYES 10 BE AWARDED INCREASE   90,000 WORKERS AFFECTED BY DECISION TO BE HANDED DOWN THIS MORNING,

EIGHTY THOUSAND EXPRESS WORKERS TO GET INCREASE   DECISION WILL BE HANDED DOWN TODAY BY RATLWAY LABOR BOARD,   ALL GLASSES: AFFECTED   Is Second Award to Be Made Since War Body Created by Esch-Cummings Transportation Act Had Authority,

80,000 TO GET INCREASES,   Express Workers Will be Given Higher Wages in De’ cision Today.

GOVERNOR COX IN NEW JERSEY   Democratic Candidate is Wel comed By Governor Edwards. .

SAYS COX MAKES HARDING WOBBLE   ED TO NEW JERSEY CROWDS  Cox Asks For “Mandate™ of Ballots to “Overturn Greates} Consplracy” in All the Ages.”

itt. Thomas Carey, of Kansas City Dies While on a Visit with Her Daughters in Le Mars—Remaine ‘Taken Home for intermerit There.

PIONEER GRAIN MAN        ‘ F GRANGER LIVED IN LE MARS AT ONE TIME,   WAS FIRST MAYOR OF HAWARDEN   ‘Mrs. Thomas Carey, of Kansas City Dies While ona Visit with Her ‘Daughters in Le :‘Mars—Remains “Taken Home for Intermerit There.

LANOR VICTORY WITHOUT PARTY CAS GOMPERS   Federation President Reasserts Non-Partisan Policy; Condemns Overali Movement

ARTICLE IN SCRIBNER’S GIVES MANY HITHERTO UNPRINTED DETAILS ON COLONEL'S ATTITUDE,

GOVERNOR “SKUNK DECLARES HOWAT   Attacks Kansas ‘Executive In Speech Given From Balcony of the Jail

HOWAT TALKS FROM BALCONY OF JAI   Attacks Governor Allen and Industrial Court; Miners ° Have. Parade

BOVERNOR ALLEN CALLED AOKUNK BY ALEX. HOWAT   Convicted Officer of Mine Workers Gives a Parting Rap as He Enters Jail.

BASEBALL MANAGERS WANT COMMISSION FOR NATIONAL GAME      Would Have Men Like Taft, Me. Adoo and Pershing in Complete Control.   'WEAVER, McMULLIN AND RISBERG DENY GUILT    Chicago Grand Jury Will Continue Investigation on Gambling Tuesday.

PHUPOSE GIILIAN TRIGUNAL TO TAKE BASEBALL CONTROL   Presidents of Big League Clubs Want. People to __ Manage National Sport

REORGANIZE BASE BALL IS NOW PROPOSED   AN INDEPENDENT TRIBUNAL OF THREE IS v Pl AN.   HOYNE HAS. PROOF OF 6 CROOKED GAMES

aTART MOVEMENT TO GLEAN NATIONAL PASTIME FOREVER   Plan to Take Game Out of Hands of Men Financially Interested in Sport.

DEVISE PLANS 10 ABOLISH CROOKED BASEBALL FOREVER   Veeck, Comiskey, Dreyfuss And McGraw Would Dissolve National Qom 7 roission

PERSHING FOR THE COMMISSION   Club Owners Favor New Baseball Tribunal   Wood, Taft, Johnson and McAdoo Among Names Suggested

PLAN CIVILIAN TRIBUNAL   Heads of Major League Base. ball Clubs Would Abolish National Commission.

BASEBALL CHIEFS ASK PUBLIC T0 CONTROL GAME   Move Designed to “Clean Up the Great National Game Forever.”

WOULD RELIEVE MAGHATES FROM GAME 3 CONTROL   Plan On Foot To Place It “In Hands Of Public.   PLAN IS APPROVED   Representatives Of Public Would Be Selected To Govern Game.

CLEAN UP BASEBALL FOREVER SLOGAN OF MAJOR LEAGUES   Abolish Commission and Ap. point Tribunal. Taft Pershing, McAdoo, Landis and Johnson Proposed.

START MOVEMENT FOR CLEANING UP NATIONAL SPORT   Four Major Club Representatives Join In Plan To Put Game In Disinterested Hands.   PROMINENT MEN WHO MAY BE ASKED TO DO THE WORK   Pian Worked Out By lasker OF The Chicago National Claob is Basis  of Proposition. 5

HIGH TRIBUNAL SUGGESTED FOR MANAGEMENT OF NATIONAL GAME   Super-Court to Rule Over Baseball May Result From   “CLUBS ENDORSE IDEA   ‘Taft, Pershing and Other Celebrities Mentioned For Places On Board

PILOTS WOULD HAVE NEW BODY RUN BASEBALL   Comiskey and Others Start Move to Banish the Na‘onal C Hy,    GIVE GAME TO PEOPLE   eee eee ee  OWNERS SAY IN PRESENT FORM THE NATIONAL COMMISSION CANNOT BE IMPARTIAL

CLEAN-UP = BASE ~—s BALL   Major Leawue Club Owners Will Ge to Bottom of Crookedness harges.

Four Clubs Propose Taking Control of Game Out of Hands of Men Financially . Interested.

NEW PLAN. IS PROPOSED BY BASEBALL MEN   Four. Magriatés” Suggest’ Taking ‘Control Of Games. Out Of  - Hands. Of Those Financially Interésted In Clubs...   DESIRE APPROVAL - OF” Pi AN   Would’ ‘Place Civilian Tribunal, Composed. Of .Prominent Men Of Country At Head Of Great  ’ Narinat.) DB. ut.   WOULD ABOLISH COMMISSION:

MILL WRECKED TWO MEN KILLEI   THREE BOILERS OF EAST CHI CAGO STEEL MILL EXPLODES THIS MORNING.   OTHER WORKMEN NOT FOUND

MANY ARE KILLED; BOILER BLEW Ut   POLICE ARE SEARCHING THE WRECKAGE TO RECOVER THE DEAD AXD INJURED   (United Press)

BATTERY OF THREE BOILERS BLOW UF   Two Are Dead and Two Serfousl; Injured In Expiceion at East Chicago.

WORK 70 START ON MODEL HOME   HOUSING COMPA - ERECTION OM MEDIATELY; “TTO         XPECT COMPLE ITY-FIVER DAYS

WORK TOSTART ON MODEL HOWE   HOUSING COMPANY WHLL STAR ERECTION OF FIRST HOUSE 1X MEDIATELY; EXPECT COMPLE TION IN SBYE! DAYS

Pee Ct   ENCLIE—SAM To INVESTIGATE ee anal TROUBLE. * 7 7           ew Fuet Orders May Rate Margin - Price for Few Cities.

OPENS GOAL INQUIRY   UNCLE--SAM TO INVESTIGATE INDIANA TROUBLE.   New Fuel, Orde’s May Raise Margin  Price for Few Cities.

EFFORTS TO FREE ROBBERS FEAREL   MOVE MAIL CAR BANDITS TO DES MOINES.

MAIL BANDITS TO DES: MOINES   Officials Had Recelyed Threats to Attempt te Free Bandits at Council Bluffs

IN FEAR OF JAN. BELWERY     Four Bandits implicated in the Coun cil Bluffs Robbery Transferred to Des Moines

REPUBLICANS GHA CHALLENGE STATEMENTS BY GOVERNGE   As Regards Senator Newberry anc Lemon Tariff.,

REPUBLICANS  GHALLENGE STATEMENTS BY OV. G0 IN GALTFARNIA SPEErHre

TO) FORBID SALE OF SHIPS   Senater Jones Weald Prehibit Dis. peeal Uncil Expressly Author ee

(AW WOULD STOP SALE OF VESSELS   Senator Jones Wants Shipping Board Stopped from Disposing of Passenger and Freight Tonnage at Aucticn; Low Bids Mark Offerings.

AUCTION. PIL APSES      BIDDERS REFUSE SO SHOW HAND UNTIL IT IS CERTAIN THE SALES WILL BE  = -- MADE. a

WISCONSIN. FIRMS NAMED.IN PROBE   Price ‘Fixing of Farm, Impka _ments: Being Investi. grated. oy

Federal Trade Commissior Presents Letters to Support Charges.   Machinery Manufacturers Letters Presented to Congress With Report.

AGED POLITICIAN FOUND DEAD AT HIS RESIDENCI      . D. McKee Was Friend Of Lat  Andrew Carnegie,

KANSAN SLEW HIS BROTHER.   Quarrel Over McPherson County \’ Wheat Field Ended In Tragedy,

KANSAN SHOT HIS BROTHER   Quarre! Over Wheat Field in McPher gree direrateeceaéw

TRIKE IN FRANCE AFFECTS FEW LINES   Attempt of Workers to Na. tionalize Roads Seems Meeting Failure.

STPIKE TIES-UP ROADS IN FRANCE   Four Railways. Are Affectec By. Action For. Nationaliza““Tide-OF Al Lines”   GOVERNMENT IN FIGHT   Minister of Public Work: Says Walk-Out a Failure; More Join To-Day.

FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE FAILS 10 IMPAIR SERVICE   Miners and Dock Workers To Join Movement Today But United Effort Lacking   STUDENTS BREAK STRIKE   Socialist Deputy Will Face Trial on Charges Growing Out of May Day Riots

HOLD MAN 74 FOR MURDER   Resident of Muskegon Charged With Killing His Antagonist.

MAN 74 HELD FOR SLAYING   Maskegon Resident Charged With Stabbing Antagonist Through the Heart After Dance.

MANY TEACHERS NEEDED   County Superintendent Told Lack of “Teachers Menaces Rural. Schools.

BEHIND MARSHALL   INDIANA DELEGATION TO STAYS WITH HIM FOR PRESIDENT.   Vice-President Continues to st  That He Does Not Want

INDIANA DELEGATION TO STAY WITH: HIM FOR PRESIDE      Vice-President Contnues to unt That He Does’ Nor Want !

ITT CONDEMNS. - at ln      Says the Stirring up of Fac tionalism is Result of News paper Reports That.Are No’ In Line With Real Senti.  ment of the Penile. -

NITT! QEPLORES pore AMAR   Dedages In Chamber of Deputies That We Never Regarded JugoSlavs As Enemies.

IRKUTSK TAKEN BY THE FORCES OF GEN, KAPPELL   Commander -in-Chief AllRussian Government Armies Establishes Contact With Gen. Semenoff.   NO TRACE FOUND OF ADMIRAL KOLCHAK

ATTORNEY DAN SIMS EXCUSED      Will Not Be Called Immediately iz»  Cnnmt tnanmiew 

COAL COMMITTEE TALKS WITH MAN WHO QUIT PALMER   Special Attorney Wha Split Called Into  Canference.

G, 0. P. Is Without a Leader or a Sure Can didate.   NO CHANGE IN LINE-UP   Cool Weather Disappear: and Sun Comes Out With Blistering Heat,

PLB ELECTION MUST BE CONDUCTED FAIRLY   U..S. Has Sent On Orders but It is Understoad ‘That Everything Must be Done in Good  Cider and Justly to All Par ties Concerned.

GREEK PREMIER OUITS POST   Acts When British Admiral Refuse: Hellenic Decoration of ‘Order of tha Savior.

PREMIER OF GREECE QUITS   Resigns When British Admiral Re. fuses Hellenic Decoration,

HUAR WORKERS ARE GIVING UP THEIR POWERS   ‘Committees to Reorganize to  Look After Interests of   Workingmen in District ©   HUNDREDS OF GUNS - ARE SURRENDERED   Leaders Continue to Express Resentment at Advance  Of Reichswehr

RED COMMITTEES GIVE UP GONTROL   Three Remaining Bodies Re linquish Authority to the Municipal Officers.   Dusseldorf Head Says Wil  Peorganize to Keep Order in Ruhr Valley.

PETER SOMERS  IMERICAN CAPTURED BY. MEX ~—TEAN BANDIT   Has Been Released--Mexican Federal Soldiers Effected His Release.

"ASE. REGRETABLE.      Mental Condition of Thought +     Carter Rily Improved.

THE CASE REGRETABLE,   Mental Condition of tex) (Carter Thought Slightly Improved,

Leaders Mondell and Kitchin Criticise Former Secretary McAdoo For Making Such a Suggestion.

NO HOPE FOR LOWER TAXES FOR A YEAR   WAR TAXES MUST BE CONTINUED TO MEET HUGE EXPENSES, CONGRESSIGN AL LEADERS SAY

NO CUT CAN. BE MADE IN TAXES YET   Leaders of Both Partics Le Congress Dixagvee with Former ‘Secretary of Treaxupy McAdoo.

WAR TAX MUST Bt CONTINUED ANOTHER YEAR   Republican and Democratic Leaders Declare Reduction Is Impossible Now   PROPOSAL OF McADOO SHARPLY CRITICIZED   PANIC WOULD FOLLOW FLOTA TION OF BIG BOND dJISSUE BOTH KITCHIN AND MON DELL ARE AGREED.

WAR TAXES MUS! BE CONTINUED, 15 STAND OF LEADERS   McAdoo’s Proposal for Billion Dollar Reduc tion Rejected  Flotation of Large Bond   Flotation of Large Bond Issue Also Found Impossible   By HERBERT W. VNALKER

MAYFLOWER ON FIRE  Blaze Extinguished Before It Reachex President's Quarters

BAD rlht IN THE YAGHI “WAYFLOWER   Mess Room and Several State Room: On Presidential Yacht Are Damaged Early Today.

Several Staterooms On Mayflower Burn   The “President's Yacht, Mayflower, Scene of Fire at Navy Yard, Wash: invton,

Eight Newspapermen And Photographers Arrested After Fire On President’s Yacht Have Been Let G

PRESIDENTIAL YACHT ABLAZE: LOSS $500 008   Flames Do Damage Aboard “Mayflower” Today.  VESSET, IN Nock   Mess Room and State Rooms Burned —Board of Inquiry Convened to Investigate Blaze.

FIRE ABOARD MAYFLOWER   President's Yacht Damaged {¢ Washington Navy Yard.

THE MAYFLOWER PRESIDENT'S YACHT (S DAMAGED BY FIRE   Several State Rooms of Vessel Were Burned Out This Morning.   BOARD OF INQUIRY   WILL INVESTIGATE   Photographers and Reporter: Are Placed Under Arrest.

FIRE ON. YACHT OU PRESIDENT   OFFIGER’S QUARTERS BURNEL   But Blaze is Extinguished in Time to Save Vessel—-Reporters Are " Arrested

PRESIDENT S YACHT DAMAGED BY FIRE   Newspapermen Placed Under Ar. rest for Passing Marine  Guard at Navy Yard.

PRESIDENTIAL YACHT DAMAGED   FIRE BREAKS OUT ON MAY. FLOWER IN NAVY YARD.

PRESIDENTIAL YACHT SUFFERS DAMAGE BY FIRE   Mess Room and Officers’ Quarters Burn.  Authorities Hold Newspaper  Ronnrtere

FIRE DAMAGES THE MAYFLOWER AT NAVY YARI   Blaze Originating in Petts Officers’ Quarters. Soon  Ee 2 

SEPTEMBER TERM OF COURT CLOSES   Divorce Case of Charles G. Platt Against Della Platt is Taken Under Advisement   SUPPORT MONEY ALLOWED   Judge Sparks Rules in Favor of Two Wives Who Ask Funds During Pendency of Cases

ACTIVITIES IN COURT RESUMED   Business Being Transacted  Agait With Election Day Past—Term To End Saturday   A PETITION FOR SUPPORT:   Evidence Heard in Seott Case anc Taken Under. Advisement—Louise Walker Asks Divorce

TEACHERS’ SALARIES ADVANCED   Harvard Iastructors Given Imecreases ef 40 te 50 Per Cent.

TO CUT CLOTHING COST   Retailers: Will Meet Again With Gorernment Agents.-

RETAILERS AUTEVPT TH LOWER PRICES   Will Meet is New York to Discus Methods to Be Pu-iued,

(CLA BS ASSASSIN PUT TO DEA TH. : Was One of Group Which Baded Lives  7 wak® Us vaaead wee. BME cu c-en te B% en cele.

SLAYER OF CZAR EXECUTED  Reported Shot by Botshevik Military For High Treason.

ACNTUCKY MOB AFTER NEGRO. CTO RMS JAIL   jured When Troops Resist Attacking Party.  While Fighting In Progress Court Convicts and Sentancac tha Arriicad

MANY INJURED WHEN TROOPS FIRE INTO MOB.   NEGRO ASSAULTED AND KILLED LITTLE WHITE GIRL.   Mob Forms This Morning in Front of Courthouse and When They Charge State Troops and Police Use Their Revolvers.

FOUR LOST —  HEIR LIVES   Shot To “Dealt is _Altaaipted ~ Lynching ef Negro. Lockett. :   “WEWAS SENTENCED TO DEATH   ‘umber of Others Were ‘Wonder in The ‘Shooting of the Sel: ders ia Lexiagion. 2

TROOPS CALLED; LOCKETT CONVICTED ON MURDER HA  COLORED MAN ORDERED  FOUR ARE. en LED   Fifteen Injured; Pawnshops Looted in Search for Revolvers,

MMO ATTACKED THE CO!RY HOUSE   WILLIAM LOCKETLE WAS ° SENTENCED TO BEATH        FIRED Gis AND FOUR KILLED   Charged With Murdering a ‘Ten-Year‘Old Girl—Friends of Murdered ¢ Child Bent on Lynching Lockett,

LTRCH MOBS QUELLER BY MACHINE GUNS   THE EFFORTS OF CITIZENS TO STORM JAIL AND GET NEGRO ARE FUTILE.

FOUR SHOT DOWN AS MOB CHARGES   Kentucky Men Try to Lynch Negre at Court House.   LOOTING THE PAWN SHOPS   Steal Revolvers to Combat State Troops And Lexington Police. Soldiers Rushed From Camp Taylor.

Fifteen Injured Whin Troops Fire Into Throng Bent On Lynching William Lockett Negro Murderer.  WOMEN AMONG HURT  Negro Found Guilty and Spirited Away While Guards Hold Mob at Bay---Sentenced To Die in Electric Chair.

TROOPS AND POLICE FIRE UPON A MOB   At the Lexington, Kentucky, Court House.   Daylight Attempt to Lynch Confessed Murderer of Ten-YearOld Schoo! Girl—Negro Sentenced to Die.

KENTUCKY MiLITIA KILL FOUR   When Mob Was Attacking Jail to Get , Negro Murderer of School GirL

ANGRY THRONE PERILS NEGRO DOOMED TO DIE   Troops Pour Death Inte Lynching Party Organized to Avenge Assault of Girl.   ‘SHOPS ARELOOTED

Authorities Call For Additional Troops to Quetl Lexington (Ky.) Rioting.   HELP SENT FROM LOUISVILLE   Man Is Sentenced to Die In Electric Chair as Crowd Waits With Rope Outside.

FOUR KILLED, FIFTEEN INJURED ~~“IN- MOB. IN KY.   Were after a Negro Who Had Confessed to the Murder Of Ten Year Old  Girl.   STATE TROOPS-IN ACTION   Nogro wae Convictod ‘Shortly After* ward and - Sentenced ‘ts Die  - In Electric Chair on March 11.

FOUR KILLED WHEN MOB IS FIRED UPON   Fifteen Others Injured as State Troops and Police Shoot Into Crowd Intent on Lynching Negro Murderer.   FOUR HUNDRED TROOPS BEING RUSHED TO SCENE   ‘wo Women Are Among Those Shot—Prisoner Is Convicted by Jury While Mob Is Charging Court House.

FOUR KILLED, NINETEEN WOUNDED WHEN TROUPERS FIRED ON KENTUCKY MOB   While Mob Was Trying to Force Way Into Court House, Jury Found Murderer Guilty and Sentenced Him to Die in Electric Chair.

THREE MEN KILLED BY THE MILITIA   FOUR THOUSAND LYNCHERS AT. TEMPT TO TAKE NEGRO FROM JAIL AT LEXINGTON, KY.

FOUR KILLED BY ~ STATE AILITIAMEN? IN LEXINGTON, KY:      Mob of 4,000 Attempted to Storm Jail.  to Lynch Negro Charged With  Murder of Ten-Year-Old = °° White. Girl. =

NEGRO {S SAVED      Many Troops Hurried  to Lexington, Ky., + Preserve Order as wwitial Opens Today,

A KILLED, 15 INJURED IN KY. LYNCHING MOE   Neary Child Staver Ronvinter While Crowds Surge On Qutside Of Courthouse:

MOB ATTACKED THE COURT HOUSE   WILLIAM LOCKETT Was  SENTENCED TO DEATE   FIRED ON ANO FOUR KILLED   Charged With Murdering a Ten-Year Od Girlk—Friends of Murdered  Child Bent on Lynching Lockett,

“Negro on 1 Trial at the: Court House for Murder Was Being Sentenced When. Ring Leaders of Mob With. Hope Tried to Get-Him. - 2   . MOB ATTACKS PAWNSHOPS   -And Many Guns Secured. Attack on: Troops is Feated

Four Killed and Several Injured During Race Riots in Lexington, Kentucky   Negro Had Confessed to the Murder of 10 Year Old ' Girl and Was Being Tried at the Time—Sen-tenced to Electrocution March 11—Spirited Away to Place of Safety While Troops Held Mob in Check—Help Called from Louisville.

KENTUCKY: MILITIA GAVES NEGRO FROM MOB. KILLING FOU   Guards Use , Bullets on::, ‘Those Storming Jail—Negro. Quick-ly Convicted.: .

A KENTUCKY MOE TEMPTS LYNCH         NEGRO CONVICTED OF RAPE  , Ss

MOB CHARGED — COURT HOUSE   Four Killed and Several Injured When Troops Fired Into Crowd

Four Persons Are Killed An Fifteen Injured Whin Troop: Fire Into Throng Bent Or Lynching William Locket Negro Murderer.  WOMEN AMONG HURT  Negro Found Guilty and Spir ited Away While Guards Hold Mob at Bay---Sentenced To Die in Electric Chair.

AEPS AND POLICE FIRE INTO IWD ATTACKING A NEGRO ER ON TRIAL.      s“@locdshed Expected Because ae. Geaed and Blue Coats’

TWO WOMEN AND TWO MEN KILLED   Additional Troops Rush te Lexington, Ky., To Pre. vent Further Bloodshed   Jury Convicts Negro of First Degree Murder as Mob  Slorms Courthouse   Mobs Loot Pawnshops and Hardware Stores in Effort To Obtain Firearms © __

Guns Turned on Crowd When It Charges Courthouse Bent on Seizing Negro Accused of Murder of Girl of 10—Great Excitement Is Caused and Attack on ‘Troops Is Feared.

1 MEMBERS OF MOB ~ KILLED BY MILITIA   4,000 Men Storm Jail—After, Negri Charged with Murdering st 40-Vear-old G

IT'wo Women Reported Shot When Troops Fire into Angry Mob; Negro Assaulted, Murdered Young White Girl; Sentenced to Die as Mob  Charges on Courthouse.

TROOPS FIRE ON CROWD: KILLING FOUR PERSONS    Angry Mob of Farmers at Lexing ington, Ky., Seek to Take’; Gonvicted Negro.   FIFTY MEN STORM COURT .}, HOUSE ARE DRIVEN BACK      Trouble Started Immediately Aft  er Prisoner: Was Sentenced. _  to Death Chair. S,   NEGRO IS SPIRITED AWAY    Three Hundred Soldiers Guarded  Building Since Early Morn-™ ! ing Expecting Trouble.

Negro Had Confessed to the Murder of 10 Year Old Girland Was Being Tried at the Time—Sentenced to Electrocution March 11—Spirited Away to Place of Safety While Troops Held Mob in Check—Help Called from Louisville.

FOUR KILLED IN ARACE RIOT IN LEXINGTON KY.   MOB MAKES ATTEMPT TO TAKE NEGRO FROM COURT DURING TRIAL    MILITIA FIRES ON MOB: 15 INJUREL      Additional Troops on Way to Lexington From Camp Taylor; Fear ‘Renewal of .Trouble.

LEXINGTON CROWD SEEKS NEGRO’S LIFE   Man Is Convicted of Assault and Murder of 10 Year Old Girl   ASSAULT COURTHOUSE   Serverzl Persons Reported Wounded Also in the Kenlucky Battle

BLACK MAN'S FATE SEALED   Jury Condegns Him to Déath in Electric Chair as Frenzied Crowd Is Halted  -at Doorway by Troops and Police.   FURTHER TROUBLE IS FEARED; MORE » SOLDIERS CALLED

FOURPERSONS KILLED AND FIFTEEN WOUNDED DURING NEGRO'S TRIAL   STATE ‘TROOPS AND POLICE FIRE ON MOB AS IT ENDEAVORS TO LYNCH LOCKETT. =   FIGHT TAKES PLACE AT COURT HOUSE ; WHILE HIS TRIAL IS BEING   Mob Loots Firearms from Nearby Pawnshops—-More Troops Called From Camp Zachary Taylor to Prevent Lynching and Quiet Situation.

IS WOUNDED WHER GANG SEEKS NEGHL BEING GIVEN TRIAL   Two Women Victims; Prisonei Confessing Killing Girl, 10, Slipped Away to Safety.   KENTUCKY UPRISING CALLS FOR ADDITIONAL SOLDIERS   Police, Military Search Shops for Guns, Fearing Attack on Militiamen Likely.

STATE TROOPS FIRED ON MOB   KENTUCKY SOLDIERS PROVED WORTHY OF THEIR TRUST.   -FOUR WERE ‘KILLED   "NEGRO, SELF-CONFESSED SLAY: TER. GIVEN FAT TRIAL.   Military Escort Was “Given Him Ps and Those Secking to Lynch i . ‘Him Were Baffled.

ing Sentented When Ring ‘~Leaders: ‘of “Mob: With “Rope      MOB ATTACKS PAWNSHOPS   And: Many yy Guns.’ “Secured. Ate i lan’ TTicope 4 is Feared .

FE KILLED I KENTUCKY RIOTS   yoR STORMS JAIL   ATTEMPT MADE TO LYNCH NE GRO CHARGED WITH MURDER oF GIRL—NEGRO FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO ELECTROCUTION

}FOUR KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED   WHEN TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON MOB.   Attempt Made To Lynch Negro at Lexington, Ky., Who Was On Trial For Murder of Ten~ Year-Old Girl.

Crowd of Four Thossend People Makes Attempt to Take Wm. Lockett from Jail   HAD BEEN  ARRESTED. FOR ASSAULTING LITTLE GIRL   Jory Finds Him Guilty aad H Was Sentenced to Be Electroented

4 ARE KILLED, 1) WOUNDED BY STATE MILITIA   Mob Intent on Lynching Negro Slayer is Fired On.

MICHIGAN AND DEA AE ARE BENG WAT GRE   PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE ARE BIG ISSUES.

DELAWARE VOTING ON SUFFRAGE; MICHIGAN HOLDS PREFERENTIAL PRIMARY

The Spotlight   Michigan Primary Will Give Line on Campaign Issues ang Delaware May Determine Allegiance of New Women

DELAWARE'S ACTION ON SUFFRAGE STILL HANGS IN BALANCE   loliticians Divide Interest Or Vote There With Michigan Primary Today   FEAR WOMEN'S ENMITY

SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN DEPENDS UPON DELAWARE   POLITICIANS HAVE WEATHEA FEYF TODAY ON MICHIGAN AND THE BLUE WEN STATE.

POLITICIANS TURNING EYES © TO DELAWARE   suffrage Situation Divides Interest With Presidential Primaries in Michigan   NATIONAL LEADERS SEEK GOOD GRACES OF WOMEN   VOMEN SAY RATIFICATION Is UP TO REPUBLICANS, FOLLOWING CONNECTICUTT’S FAILURE TO ACT.

A BIGGER CONGRESS   “Wet” Sentiment May Have Larger Representation

MORE CONGRESSMEN RESULT OF CENSUS   Says Head of Anti-Saloon League Iixpected to Come from Metropolitan Sections.

WOULD RETAIN BLEYER’S MEMORY F000 HUSBAND   Wile WHI Not Attend the Inques Over Bodies of Bleyer and Mrs. Randall.

sateen enamine eiaeaimmemitieenticumnieedan  TWENTY MERCHANTS INDICATED

WOUNDS LIQUOR SMUCCLER   Shotting Is Culmintiion ot Sesecral Demonstrations Along New York Waterfrunt

LIQUOR DISPUTE — ‘ - ENDS IN SHOOTING   Negro Longshoreman : Wounded by Customs Guard——Warning dbes snees Heeeived.

Wanted Possession of Farm and Couldn’t Get it Any Other Way, White Says

AMERICAN RELIEF WORKERS FLEE FOR LIVES IN TURKEY   Extreme Destitution Reporte Among Personnel of 2,000 Refugees Who Retired With Col. Normand.

HOPED “AMERICANS. “CAUGH' <a “RIOTS ARE SAFE.  a  " Be i : rs   Score“Are: Marooned: in. Térrorist’ Zone “North. of Aleppo—Some Anxiety as at Constantinople. ~~ * 5: 

Members of Commission fot Relief in Near East Though! to Have Escaped Reign of Terror at Marash; Frenct and Turks Clash in Qccu pied Districts

AMPRICANS HAVE PSCAPED,   Relief Workers and Missionaries ja Murash Called Safe.

ALL AMERIGAND A MARASH ESCAPE   Many Are Sick or Wounded. No Information From Aintab or Hadjin, Where Situation is Serious.

AMERICANS LIKELY. TO HAVE ESCAPED WEAR EAST. MENACE   Message: Received At “Constan: “! tnople Says Conditions Serious - Two Pennsylvanians There.      LIST OF. THOSE IN ZONE

YANKS IN TURK TRAP   HOPED AMERICANS CAUGHT IN RIOTS ARE SAFE.   Score Are Marooned in Terrorist Zone North of Aleppo—Some Anxiety at Constantinople.

BELIEVED YANKS SAFE   Twenty Americans in Turk Trap at Marash.,   Constantinople Fears for Score Ma. rooned in Terrorist Zone North of Aleppo,

AMEP?.ANS IN  T*RKEY ESCAPE  SAYS MESSAGE   Committee of Relief in Near

THEY'RE CALLING HANNIBAL      Godwin's Remark Ahout “Shady Po litical Tricks’? Draws Fire.

ATTEMPTING TO STEAL WHISKEY   Peace Officer Shot Last Night by Three Men Who Escaped

WILL ACCEPT ARBITERS RULING   Harber (ompaniece Slated te Abide by Geveramesnt Reling.

REDS GIVE UP KIEV 10 POLES AND UKRAINIANS   Capital Captured From Bolshevik Defenders On Thursday

BOLSHEVIK] ADMIT LOSS OF KIEV TO POLES THURSDAY   Polish Forces Elsewhere Are Continuing Their Progress.

esate eienn Seen saienennneneienecs nena neneaeneneemeienemnnmateemenneeel  FOUR ARE BURNED T0 DEATH AT ENID, OKLA

HOTEL Pune th OKLANOMA TOWK  FATAL TO FOUE   THREE CITIZENS OF HENYNESS) OKLAHOMA, AND ONE KANSAS GUEST LOSE LIVES.

UNITED STATES WIL NOT BE REPRESENTED   THE SAN REMO CONFERENCE OPENS TOMORROW—QUESTIONS TO BE SETTLED.

ALLIED MET AT SAN REM OPENS MONDAY   No Information Available as to Whether United States Will be Represented at the Conference   PROBLEMS OF IMPORTANCE yP FOR CONSIDERATION   Will Discuss Action to be Taken Toward Requiring Germany to Carry Out Treaty

WILL HOLD HEARING   Prof. Engel Didn't Know Property Was in Lawrence District

RAILROAD GRADE CROSSING CAMPAIGN TO BE STARTED   State Utility Commissioners Take Action to Reduce Number of Fatal Accidents

CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER GRADE CROSSINGS ON   To Eliminate All Grade Cross. ings Would Cost More Than Railroads Worth.

GRAGE-CROSSING ‘MENACE OF RAIL WAYS MINIMIZED   Campaign Inaugurated by Utilities Commissions of All States to Lessen "the Danger

ANTON TAZIO  HELD FOR LAST JUNE’. BON PLOT   Eladed Guards and Plunged Fourteen Stories to Death Today.

A. F. OF Cages SEDITION BILLS   -ormal Annouricement Is Made in Statement by Samuel. Gompers.   HE ATTACKS BOTH MEASURES   Declares Their Enactment Would Vio. late the Constitution and Rob the Whole American People of Free Government.

BUMPERS ol LABOR AGAINST ANTI SEDITION   Measure Before Congress Wil Be Fought to Limit Declares Leader.

URIGH LABOR TO FIGHT ANTI-SeVTION BILL   GOMPERS MAKES STATEMENT ATTACKING MEASURES PEND. ING IN CONGRESS.   A,B. L, Chieftain Peclares Legislation Would Impede Movement for Mess Betterment.

GOMPERS IN HOT FIGHT ON SEDITION BILL   Says Measures in Congress Are Aimed at Labor and to Suppress Opinion   WOULD CREATE TERROR   Tells of Power, Over Press Which Would be Lodged With Postinaster General

Formal Announcement Is Made in Statement by Samue! Gompers.   HE ATTAGKS BOTH MEASURES

bUMPcHO ANNOUNCES AF. OF L. TO FIGHT BIG MEASURES HARD   WOULD DESTROY LIBERTIES OF ALL PEOPLE, IN HIS VIEW   LABOR IS FOR EVOLUTION, NOT REVOLUTION, AND BALLOTS, NOT BULLETS, BUT IT CANNOT SIT BY AND SEE SEDITION BILLS PUT THRU.

LABOR TO FIGHT SEDITION BILLS   GOMPERS DECLARES THEM TO BE VICIOUS IN SCOPE.   MAY BRING REIGN OF TERROR   Vending Measures if Enacted Into Law Would Fill Country With Sples, Making Heresy-Hunting an Industry.

Effect Would Be, He Says, to Perpetuate Censorship Over  Entire Press, Kill Free Speech and Free Assembly,  Strike Deadly Blow at Legitimate Organization of the   Workingmen.

SEDITION BILL 13 AF. OF L TARGET FOR FINISH FIGHT   It Would “Rob People of Mos' Cherished and- Basic Free Government Warrants.”   DEADLY BLOW ‘AT LABOR ORGANIZATIONS: GOMPERS   Lapel Buttons Seen Hit: Negrc Workers’ Bands, Work for Irish Freedom Barred?

LABOR OPPOSES ANT! - SEDITION BILLS PENDING   Sterling and Graham Measures Now Before Congress Are Unsatisfactory to Union Men, Says Samuel Gompers

ANTI-SEDITION BILLS DRAW FIRE FROM GOMPERS   Labor To Oppose Them “With Whatever Power. It May Possess”   Measures Would “Perpetuate an Autocratic Censorship Over Press,” Gompers Asserts

FIGHT {9 OPENED UN SEDITION BILLS   ‘American Federation of Labor to Oppose Legislation.   STATEMENT BY S. GOMPERS   Measures Are Attacked as Vicious by the Head of the Labor Organiza. tion—Says Mean Censor Runs Amuck.

TWO AVIATORS KILLED AT COLFAX   They Were About 28 Years OF Age And Had Served During The World War

ARMY OF WORKERS - TO CONTROL WEST — GERMAN DISTRICT   Government to Disarm Von Kapp Plotters and Inaugurate Administrative Reform 

EBERT GOVERNMENT _ AND THE INSURGENTS REACH AGREEMENT   An Army of Twenty Thousand Radicals ‘Captur. ' Wesel, After Several Days of Hard BWichtins

GERMAN REDS HAVE. CAPTURED WESEL; PEFIISE ARMISTICE   Fighting Between Government Troops and Spartacans. Continues.

WORKERS’ REFORMS TO BE INAUGURATED      All German Counter-Revolutionary Forces to Disband; Prasident’s Views on Turkish Question Setilement go to Allies; Marines Land at Kiukiang and Kill Two Coolies

A WORKINGMAN ARMY TO. CONTROL WEST GERMANY   THAT IS ONE OF THE TERMS OF THE FINAL AGREEMENT WHICH HAS BEEN REACHED,   The Government Will Tnangurate Social and Administrative Reform Which is Demanded  by the Workers.

LITHUANIANS AND POLISH IN CLASH OVER BOUNDARIES   War Between Powers Loom After Battle on Prussian Border—Witos Replies To U. S. Note.

 Mahaffey’s Autmn Home Furnish  Leni, =£Lnte .Sreem CGreced® 7148

Mahaffey’s Autumn Home Furnish dece fe be feria. Gersceetta 4200

SENOATIONAL AOVANCE 1S MADE BY POUND STERLING   Reports That 4,000,060 Pounds OF Gold Was To Be Shipped Here By British Interests.

CITY PEOPLE THINK FARMER A PROFITEEE   Woman Says Farm Life Must Be Revived.

FARM LIFE ISDYING OUT IS COMPLAINT   Speakers at Farm Federation Bureau Tell of Lack of Interest Being Displayed on the Farms of Nation.

LW. W. PICKETS CLASH WITH BUTTE MINE GUARD   Disturbances Mark Third Day of Strike in Montana Copper District.

SHORT COUNCTI, SESSION,   Street Improvements Not Discusser Ky City Dads Last Night.

SHORT COENCIL, SESSION.      Street -Tmprovementa Not. Discuss By City “Dads Last Night,

MAN DIES BY SABOTAGE?   Switch Engine Turned “Wild” in Yards—Employe Killed—0Officials Investigate.

SENATE AND HOUSE ~ARE-STILL APARI   THE SENATE INSISTS ON ey re é ITS POVISIONS OF BILI   ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL   Executive Council of American Fedcration of Labor Objects to Being Subject to Military Duty,

“MATION GUARL   Federation of Labor Raising Objection to Clause in Which They See Danger.

STOCK BIVIDEND TO PAY BON   Ten Per Cent on These Dividends Retroactive to March First is Planned by House.— Presidential Races to be In soationted.

SENATE UPHOLDS NATIONAL GUARD   Senators Refuse TO Back Rown /) On Veterminatton to berend o MDtia System,   BILL. BACK .TO CONFERENCE   FURTHER > NWGOTLATIONS - HAVE RERN eRe,   Senate  Pavors Phin ‘Po Allow Each State to Say Whether its Guard Should We Federaltzed,

GOOLBANDITS DEFY NEW YORK CROWD   Rob Fifth Avenue Office In Full View.

FOUR KILLED SELVES WHEN SHIP LOSES PROPELLER OFF VA   Army Transport Mount Vernon in Distress Off the Virginia Coast.   HAS SLOVAKS ON BOARD   Also 900 German War Prisoners Under American Guard; 250 Women Aboard.

A SUICIDE WHEN PROPELLER BREAK’   4000 Czecho-Slovak Troops Arrive off ' Virginia Coast on Way to Native Land. — :

FOUR END LIVES AS PROPELLER BREAKS   ‘Suicides on Mt Vernon Follow Accident   Transport With Czech Troops in Trouble Off Virginia

BOIES’ PHONE!   PROPELLE SHIP BREAKS, 4 SUICIDES   Army Transport Pas sengers in Panic Off Virginia Coast.

TRAGEDY ON SHIPBOARD   FOUR PERSONS COMMITTED SUt¥ CIDE ON AN AMERICAN TRANSPORT.

Four Commit Suicide Aboard Helpless Transport   Transport Mt. Vernon With 4,00¢ Czecho-Slovak Troops Break Propeller Off Virginia . Coast.

FOUR SUICIDES REPORTED ON TRANSPORT MT. YERNOK    Prepelter Is Lost Of Virginia Coast.  Vessel Was Taking 4,000 Crecho_ Slovaks Home.

FOUR PERSONS SUICIDE ON CRIPPLED TRANSPORT      ‘Vessel Bearing Czecho-Alay Troops, Ger man War Prisoners and Army Guard eMects with Accident

SUICIDES  ULCUR ON TRANSPORT   ‘our Kill Selves When Boat Carrying Much Mixed Cargo Breaks Propeller.

SUICIDE WAVE SWEEPS SHIP   Four, Persons on Army  Transport End Lives; Details Are Mystery

FOUR KILL SELVES      uspart Careying Czeris Hane  Tiisabled Of Virghua Coasi.

K. OF P. MEMORIAL T0 BE HERE SUNDA)   —* EE  Judge Will Sparks of Rushville to Deliver Address—All Urged te Attend Services. —

K. OF P, MEMORIAL T0 BE HERE SUNDAY   Judge Will Sparks of Rushville to Deliver Address—All Urged to Attend Services.

ADMITS SWINDLING OF BANKS   Oorfiéer of Defunct Milling Compary  Makes a Confeasion.

DORRIS MOTORS CORPORATION COES TO WALL   Four Stockholders Ask Appoint: ment of Receiver

COAL COST MORE FROM WAGE RAISE   Increase of Between $1 to $1.25 a Ton Predicted as Resuit of Increase Granted to Miners.

Coal Prices Go Up As New Wage Pact Is Signed   Coal Wil! Go Up From $1 to $1.25 a Ton Despite Denunciation of Miners — Pact Is  For Two Year . ee

OPERATOR SAY PRICE OF COAL WILL BE BOOSTED $!   Increase, They Say, is Necessary t¢ Care for Higher Wades Given Miners.

LAWS WANTED TO INGREAGE PRICES AGAIN   Numerous Measures Put Before Congress That Would _ Halt Present Decline

STILL FACING PAIGE ISSUE   But Now Congress Is Besleged T Stop the Tumble—Embargoes and Tariffs ‘Sought.

This Is.Demand: Made on Congress: by. arious, Groups...  eee cena eae or         LEGISLATION: IS: DOUBTFUL:   Final’ Vote on Immigration ‘Bill: ls Expected in’ ~ House,

BEN M. NEALE SLUGGED   GANG OF ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS iN ; ASSAULT AT CAPITOL. .   Is Believed to Be Reault of Grndge Against Ex-Chairman for His Sup~ posed Activity Agninat the Machine Element.

NEW STATE. DEAL         REAPPORTIONM LAW  . MAKERS THIS Y   Not Believed This County Will Be Matevially Affected.

NEW STATE DEA   REAPPORTIONMENT OF LAW: MAKERS THIS YEAR.   Not Believed This County Will Be Materially AfYeeted.

HOME ECONOMICS WEEK TO BRING TEXAS TEACHERS   Problem of Budgeting Will Be Discussed at Annual Domestic Conference

ME ECONOMICS “WEEK JUNE 1 705   ny Teachers to Attend the First Week of June to Discuss Problems

LEAGUE SOON TO SHOW NEW LIFE   ;  FOUR MONTHS OLD AND A GOOD BEGINNING MADE.   NO WAR FOR MEMBER NATIONS   Ample Ceoling Off Perted Provided Before Fightioug Can Start, and That Feature Already Fu nctioaisasz.

BRINGS FARM HANDS ALONG.      A Danish Immigrant Has “Twenty Children to Halp Him.

BRINGS HIS FARM HANDS AT onc   A: ‘Danish: Immigrant : ‘Has’ went Children: to ‘Help: ‘Him,

Head.of Anti-Saloon League Accepted $15,000 a. Year From John’ Di Jr. : As “-semblyman. Asserts.  SS a se Saati GU eg Ss ie   PROMPT.DENIAL. ~ » MADE BY ANDERSON   Another Charge Made Tha Faked Letters Were Use ‘in Sweet Campaign to Pu Speaker ina Hole.

NOT TRUE, SAYS JOHN D., JR   Declares He Is Not the Anti-Saloor Leaaue Anael.

JOHN D., JR. DENIES REPORT   Says Emphatically is Not Anti-Saloor League Angel, as Rumored in New York.

W.J.KRYAN WANTS WILSON TO QUIT   Would Have -Marshali Appoint Harding Secretary of State and Then Quit.   Nebraskan Then Says Presidert-Elect   Could Speed Up Actual Legistation Under the Repubii { can Regime.

BVA GALLS th WILSON 19 MUAY   Commoner Say: Farty fe 3, taf Wilt he sever.   EXFECTED THE VOTE Brolr   Former Secretary of Siate Wowd Have Marshall Appoint Fardainy Secretary of State and 7.00 Step Out.

BARGAIN HUNTING WOMEN IN RIOT   NPARLY WRECK STORE THAT ADVERTISED The BROOMS FOR  zt oOo 2 acer oe

GIRL JEKYLL AND HYDE HUNTED BY AUTHORITIES   Dashing ‘Monda Rose, Cashier and Society Girl, Short $10,000.

REARREST MAN IN CONNECTION WITH RICH MAN'S DEATI   Floyd Prevost, Former Close Friend of J. Stanley Brown, Refuses to Answer Questions on Mystery.   INVOLVED BY WOMAN   Prosecutor Johnson Declines t Say Whether Warrant Will Be Issued for Man Implicated in Crime.

WEST STATES STRONG FOR REPUBLICANS   Hays Sure of Victory After Chicago Conference on Monday.

WEST'S SUPPORT PROMISED HAYS   NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CHAIR. MAN HAD CONFERENCE WITH WESTERNERS,   HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO

o0,P, CAMPAIGN PRELIMINARIES GET UNDER WAY   Will Hays Is Told Westerr States Will Fall in Line for Harding

SENATOR CAPPER HERE.   hansan Says State Will Go for Harding Like Maine Went for Kent.

-SENATOR CAPPER HERE.      KimSan Says State Wil Go for. Hara “ing Like Maine Went for Kent.

FOR A CIPY MANAGED      Coloradae Springs Votes to Change Government

LOWDEN RENEWS CHARGES OF GOVERNMENTAL WASTE   Governor of Tiimois Says Rigid Fcon. cnry Is Necessary to Avoid Rockof Rankruptcr.

Dp Phone #27) No. 47K  Gregory Service  Trucking of ALL KINDS. _

PATENT MEDICINES   fHE KIND USED AS Ligvor STITUTES '£O GO.   “*  “Bitters”, “Elixners and Other  Classed With Jamacia Ginger.

PATENT MEDICINES      ‘HE KIND USED AS LIQtOR STi  STITUEES ‘10 GO. :,         “Plixers™ and Other  Chissed With Jamacia-Ginger.

HARRY GOP. RANKS DALY GROWS MORE CERTAIN   Telegrams’. pouring in: on Harding assure him of united support   NOMINEE WRITES WOCD   Withdraws:his name from candidacy for senator\ ship of Ohio

[RANGEL ARMY OST GENERALS COMMIT SUICIDE   mnstantinople - Dispatch - De clares Force Wiped Out and. : Number, of Chit Officers, . . Have Ended Lives.   itish Reported . Blockading Russian Coast td. Prevent

ALLIES BLOCKADE BLACK SEA   British Warships to Keep Reds From Turkish Coast.

EXPECT DUTCH WILL REFUGE TC HAND BILL OVER   Allies May Thereupon In tern Ex-Kaiser in Adopted Land

CLEMENCEAU IS OUT OF THE RACE FOR PRESIDENCY   Suffers Defeat and Immediatel; Throws Influence to Poncaire   Developments in French Elec tions a Surprise to World

TIGER FAILS AT HANDS OF COUNTRYMEN   ‘Caucus ‘of. Senate. and a Chamber Votes Against, —_ : Premier. To   ‘FATHER OF )F VICTORY’. - DROPS. OUT. OF. RACE   Paul Deschanel, President of Chamber, Gets” - Nomination,

CLEMENCEAU GOL DOWN IN DEFER   Famous ‘Premier Fails In His Raes For Presidency of french Repuly ic.

FRENCH “TIGER” BEATEN IN RACE FOR PRESIDEN]   Clemenceau Quits Wher Ouivoted in Caucus by Deschanel.

TIGER GF FRANGE LICKED  Defeat for Presidency Means Clemenceau Is to Retire  oii ane Rae eae eeeeeare.   Defeat for Presidency Means Clemenceau Je fs. PRaETFA

CLEMENCEAU DEFEATED IN ASSEMBLY CAUCUS   He Withdraws and Asks His Friends t  Support Poincare For Reelection

CLEMENCEAU IS OUT OF THE RACE   Asked His Supporters to Cust Ballots for Re-elcction of Polneare.

NOIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. FRANCE   CAUCUSES OF SENATORS AND DEPUTIES HELD THIS A. M.   “THE TIGER” LOSES OUT AND HE WITHDRAWS.   Urges His Followers to Go Into (he Game and Support the Present President, Poincare.— Withdrawal From Public Life.

CLEMENCEAU NOI OBE PRESIDENT   Withdraws From Race and 'rges Poincaire to Be Candidate

CLEMENCEAU.GOES. “DOWN-TO DEFEAT IN TODAY’S CAUCUS   SENATORS AND’ ND ‘DEPUTIES INDI CATE THEY DO NOT, WANT ‘HIM ‘FOR NEXT PRESIDENT -

CLEMENCEAU  WITHDRAWS ~ FROMRACE   FOR PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IN FAVOR OF  PRESIDENT POINCAIRE.   Senate and Chamber, in  ‘Caucus, Cast Secret’ Bal lot for President, Deschanel Leading in Vote.

M. SLEMENCEAU LOSES RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   fyench Premier Goes Down in Defeat at Hands of His Countryman in Caucus of Senate,   URGES RE-ELECTION  OF PRES. POINCARE

CLEMENCEAU NOT 10 ACCEPT. PRESIDENCY   FRENCH PREMIER FORMALLY AN NOUNGCES HIS WITHDRAWAL FROM CONTEST,

DEFEAT TO SEND TIGER T0 PRIVATE LPR   Paul Deschanel Leads in the Balloting and Clemenceau Withdraws   SWINGS TO POINCAIRE   French President Refuses to be a Candidate; Many Peputies Vole

CLEMENCEAU, NOW BO YEARS OLD, 1a BEATEN IN FRANGE   Attempt of Premier’s Friends To Make Him President Fails; Once Taught School  in Cannoastioiut.   0 ee ee  ® » CLEMENCEAU WILL ‘ > NOT SERVE, HE SAYS «

LEMENCEAU 15 BEATEN IN RAGE  FORPRESIDENG   Caucus of Senate and Chamber of Deputies to Choose Nominee Give Majority of 19 Votes to Paul Deschanel   PREMIER’S FRIENDS IN SEARCH OF CANDIDATE   Poincare Renews Emphatic Declaration Not to Enter the Race for Re-election; ‘‘Tiger’’ Retires from Public Life

BEAT CLEMENCEAU FOR PRESIDENCY   France’s ‘Tiger’ Quits Race After Caucus Supports Deschanel.   POINCARE ALSO STEPS OUT   Redicals Show Surprising Strength When President of Chamber Leads the Premier by 19 Votes— Formal Vote to Come.

CLEMENCEAU WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCI   Had Dreamed He: Would Be Link Between, -Goverament -Of Yes terday ancl That Of Todav.   HIS ROLE IS NOW ‘FINISHED

CLEMENCEAU IS NOT CANDIDATE   Withdraws as Aspirant fo: President of France in Favor of Poincare.

CLEMENCEAU [$ OUT OF CONTEST   Withdraws from Race for French Presidency   SAYS DECISION FINAL   .£ Friends Disregard Withdrawal and Obtain Majority for Him He Would Refuse Mandate So Conferred — Resignation Made; Nothing Can Change it. He Savs.

CLEMENCEAU LOSES AND WILL NOT BE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Paul Deschane} Leads Famous Premier in Caucus by 19 Votes in All   “Tiger” Withdraws but Asks His “Supporters to Vote For Poincare

“TIGER? OUT OF RACE IN FRANGE   Premier Defeated In Caucus Of Senate and Deputies To Choose Candidate For Presidency   Idol of France During War, May Drop Out of Public Life

CLEMENCEAU MEETS DEFEAT IN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES VOTE   “FATHER OF VICTORY” IS FOR POINCAIRE

GLEMENGEAU NO LONGEA CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENG   Resignation Definitely Mad and Nothing Can Change It, Premier Says.   WOULD REFUSE MANDATE IF CONFERRED UPON HIM   Pid Not Wish From First to Enter Race but Vielded to Pressure of Link Between GoverToment of YesFriends Mad Dreamed of Being terday and That of Tomerrow.

FRENCH DEFEAT CLEMENCEAU FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Senators And Deputie Vote For Paul Deschanel For Office.

CLEMENCEAU IS DEFEATED AFTER A BITTER FIGH)   ‘Rather of Victory”. Ends Political Career When Support is Deaied Tim,

CLEMENCEAU BEATEN IN CAUCUS AND WITHDRAWS AS CANDIDATE   Caucus of Senate and Deputies Results in Vote of 408 for Paul Deschanel and 389 for the Premier --Asks Supporters To Vote for Poincare.

FOR PRESIDENT   Senate and Chamber Caucus Dis: cards Clemenceau for Paul Deschanel.   President of the Chamber of Deputies Leads the Premier by 19 Votes— Poincare Declines to Run for Re-Election.

M. Clemenceau, Defeated at Caucus, Withdraws From Presidential Race

DEFEAT “TIGER” FOR PRESIDENT   Senate and Chamber Caucus Discards Clemenceau for Paul Deschanel. —   RADICALS SHOW STRENGTH   President of the Chamber of Deputies Leads the Premier by 19 Votes— Poincare Declines to Run for Re-Election.

NEW ORLEANS IS SCENE OF STRIKE   Teamsters Tie-Up River Front; Strik: ing for Higher Wages,

COLD WAVE TONIGHT   THE WEATHER BUREAU WARNS HOOSIERS TO COVER PLANTS =RISING TEMPERATURE.

HARDING LETS POLITICS DROP   Republican Candidate Spending Few Days Getting a Much. Needed Rest.   RETURNS ¥O OLD HOME EARLY NEXT WEEK   Marion, Ohio, to Give Diatingnished Bon a Wonderful Welcome—Has Conference With Running Mate Wednesday,

HARDING GROUMS FOR HIS FIGHT   Republican Candidate Refreshed by Brief Vacation. to Plunge Intec Struggle Next Monday; Will See Running Mate This Week. ~

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKES SIDE STEPPEL   talian Laborers Con tinue To Take Vactories From Owners.

‘More Plants  Are Seized By  «Italian Reds   Confiscation Is Continued De spite Agreement to Settle Controversy.

‘AS PART OF PLOT   London Hears of Conspiracy to Overthrow ~All Governments. ;   TAKE FACTORIES

ITALIAN WORKERS SEIZE FACTORIES   TEXTILE MILLS TAKEN OVER BY OPERATIVES IN WHAT LON: , DON PAPER SAYS IS VAST CONSPIRACY   BOLSHEVIKI CLAIM GAINS   OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE TELLS OF DEFEAT OF GENERAL WRANCGEL AND POLES

Railroad Workers Hold Up Movement  of Troop” Trains to North; Milan  Allesandra and Other Cities in Fea:  of Economic Seizures.

Textile Workers in Italy Take Over Plants—Troop Trains Held Un.   PREMIERS DISCUSSING RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA   London Sees Vast Conspiracy in Italy to Overthrow Government,

Extremists Voted Down Sunday After a Long Conference   Workers Continue to Take Over Many Industries However

GIANT PLO  10 DEPOoE RULER, 1 CLAIMED   Latin Move Timed With Nev Russ Drive on Warsaw, Says London Paper

REDS FANE 20 MILLS AT TURIK   DEFEAT EXTREMISTS   Moderates Victory May Avert Bloodshed -

MORE TEXTILE MILTS SEIZED IN ~ NORTHERN ITALY   SION NOT TO PROCLAIM  STRIKE IS COMPLETE. LY IGNORED.     DEC   Twenty-Six Mills Taken Over in Turin Alone—No Transportation Troops in Northern Italy Allowed,

TROOP TRAINS HELD IN BOLOGN!   By Order of Railway Workers—Further Seizures of Textile Mills Reported

DECLARED FIRETRAPS   Bachelor Apartments In New York Condemned by City Official.

FARM MARKETING GONGRESS TO GET CANADIAN REPORT   Dominion Co-Operative System Studied by lowa Grainmen for Chicago Meeting.

FARM BUREAU FEDERATION.PURPOSES _  NATIONALIZING MARKETING SYSTEM

FARMERS-FEDERATION T0 MARKET GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK BY CO-OPERATION

FARMERS PLAN OWN MARKETS FOR GRAN   Meet in Chicago Today to Per fect Arrangements For ; Winter.   CHEAPER FOR ‘CONSUMER

Carolina College Defeats Lumberton High School in’ Basketball.  Te ..0 ., ys @

STRIKING [TALIANS ORDERED BACK TO WORK   Government Orders Heikamy Wegkern Hack By January £7 Or & Be Diecharent a

SUSPENSION: OF INDICTED = WHITE SOX CLUB PLAYERS GIVES CLEVELAND PENNANT   CICOTTE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY—SEVEN. OTHER TEAM MEMBERS :FACE PROSECUTION—-FIRST “"" GAME TO BROOKLYN. ..

TRUE BILLS ARE FOUND BY COOK C0.GRAND JURY   Players Charged with Letting Reds Win 1919 Series.

EIGHT WHITE SOX PLAYERS INDICTED IN BALL SCANDAL   Men Now With the Team Are Immediately Suspended by Owner Comiskey.   CICOTTE AND WILLIAMS ARE AMONG ‘ACCUSED   Developments in the-’Scandal Practically Kill Chicago’s Pennant Chances.

IN CUSTOD            Players Involved in Sean Are Indefinitely Sus« pended From Team:   SOX WILL COMPLE’ SEASON SAYS GRABN

Comiskey Sends Wire Notifying Star Players of Indefi nite Suspension

In “Throwing”-Word Series Game to Cincinnati Reds—Men Under Indictment Suspended by Cominsky—<Action of the President Kills All Hopes of White Sox Winning the American League Pennant. —

Noted Financier Gives His Views on Overthrow in Germany   Says It Means a Union of Russia and Germany in .. Future

GERMAN-RUSSIAN COALITION MAY BE RESULT OF REVOLT   BRANK AL VANDERLIP FORSEES POSSIBILETY OF GERMANY AND RUSSIA JOINING EANDS   PEACE TREATY IS BLAMED   Lond Delaye@ Peace May Result in Serious Trouble for  Allies—— Restoration of Monarch is Strong Poss piligy

SOUP NOT SURPRISING "SAYS F. A. VANDERLII   Noted Financier Writes Opinion Oy  Probable Qutcome Of German Sec snp Rik ome

FINE RECITAL WAS GIVEN BY MRS. DONOUGH   At Harmonia  Cirele _ Meeting in Woman’s Club Booms   Accompanied, on the Piano, by Miss Mary Shindel —

At Harmonia Circle  ‘Meeting in Woman’s   " Club Rooms   NOTED CONTRALTO   Aecompanied on the Piano by Miss’. ~~ Mary Shindel -

"THE REPUBLIGARS “PLATFORM ADOPTED   ae DEN, JOHNSON AND WOOD ELOQUENTLY PRESENTED  THE CANDIDATES NOMINATED      Turmultuous Demonstrations Followed the Norminatipg Speeches of the Candidates--Gompers Condemns tim Platform.

LONG, NOISY DEMONSTRATIONS HELD ON CONVENTION FLOOR BY FOLLOWERS OF “BIG THREE’

HELD AND JEERS GREET JOHNSON   Convention Forced at Expres Speed in.Effort to Reach Balloting   SWELTERING TEMPERATURE   Seconds to Nominations Being Held Down and Demonstrations at A Minimum In Speed Effort.

REPUBLICANS GO AT TOP SPEED 10 BEGIN BALLOTING   Speeches Are Cut, Bu Demonstrations Go On At Convention.

WILD CHEERS STIR DELEGATES   THE USUAL. PARADES AND DEMONSTRATIONS.   LOWDEN MAKES GAIN:   Woop. ROUTERS oc CUPY. FORTY MINUTES IN Bit JUBILEE, .   Chairman Lodge Will Try to Speed Up Things and Get First Vote _ This Evening. ©

Miss Dorothy Disney of Muskogee Is Carried on Shoulders of Enthusiastic Lowden Delegates During Jubilee of Governor’s Supporters in Convention Hall; Lodge Cuts Short Johnson Noise,

CANDIDATES FOR “THE PRESIDENGT ARE NOMINATE?   WILD SCENES FOLLOW THE PRESENTATION OF EACH NAME TO CONVENTION—STORY.

CALLS M’ADOO CROWN PRINCE   Charles S. Wheeler, Nominating Johnson, Refers to Administration As Royal Family.

Coliseum Crowds Cheer. and Jeer Speakers, Marchers Boisterous as Rival Delegations Vie‘in Noise; Wheeler of  - _ California ‘Gets Quick ~  Racnancsea.

‘BALLOTING MAY BE STARTED BY NIGHT   Lesser Candidates Placed Before Convention Rapidly; Wilson “Royal Family” Hooted to Echo; Heat and Noise Are Terrific as Republicans Speed Un

PANDEMONIUM REIGNS AT COLISEUM AS “BIG THREE” ASK ENDORSEMENT OF 6.0.P.

Convention Being Pushed Forward at Express Speed To Make Up For Lost Time,  Requires Four Hours to Present ‘The “ Big Three’ in Session Today  Balloting Expected Some Time Tonight With Outcome Still Clouded in Doubt.

“BIG THREE’ CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   Wood, Johnson, Lowden See Big Prize in Grasn   SPEECHES PRUNED DOWN      Time Limit Enforced; See First Ballot in MidAfternoon

Presentation of Wood’s Name Brings Forth Demcnstration that Lasts for 45 Minutes Despite Efforts to Check it; Lodge Threatens to Clear Galleries of Noise-Makers.

BIG THREE NOMINATED   Names of Lowden, Johnson and Wood Presented to Republican Convention During First Four Hours of Today’s Cwoaltering Session.   DELEGATES RUN WILD AFTER EACH SPEECH   Speakers Got Ready Response From Floor and Galleries and Hall Resounded With Din Made by Cheering Thousands.

Elaborate Maintenance Department to Be Establish ed to Care for More Than 3,000 Miles of Road.   BOARD TO DECIDE ON PLACE TODAY

MONTICELLG MAY = BE HIGHWAY CENTER   Monticello May Be Center of Extensive Program Fixed By State Commission.   Elaborate Maintainance Department to be Established to Care for Roads.

INDICTMENTS UPHELD   Matter of Marion Jail Sean  , dal In Court Today.

COAST ESCAPES STORM DAMAGE   Coast Eseapes  Previous .Hurrieane Vietim Are Taking All Necessary  Preeantions.

TEXAS COAST CITIES SAFE   Weather Was Clear and Warm in Galveston This Morning

TROPICALSTORM'S TOLUNOT ANCUN, ALL WIRES DOWA   Weather Bureau Officials Experisne: ing Great Difficulty in Getting Details

Premiers Wrestle. With Turk: ish Problem but Reach No Agreement. .   ADRIATIC QUESTION GOES OVER To MAY   None of Allies Wants to Police Zone Where Rebels _ ctive,

TURKEY HAS ITS THORNS   Premiers Find Difficulty in Settling with the Sultan   Little Is Accomplished at Conference of Allied Leaders

TURKoH PROBLEM fo PUZZLING ALLIES: AO DECISION MAR   Has Proved to be More Knoity Than Anticipated — Adriatic Satilement is Postponed.

MAIL THIEVES SOUGHT.   Registered Pouch Containing $100,000  in C'sanh ia Wtnlen

STOLEN FROM THE MATL   Farce Men Sought for 100,000 Theft te Chicas

FRANCE LOSES 4. EONS      Pedeval Government 'T ny Go Re. duee Tafant Mlortaditey,

POPULATION DECREASING   French Lost Four Million Inhabitants. During World War

REPARATION CLAIMS “UNDER NEW TARICES WIHT AE VALIRATES   “LADWS POR PXCESSIVE CHARGE UNDER SHEVEPORT CASE WILL BE PAID.

REPARATION ON COMMODITIES   United States Railroad Administration Will ‘Honor All Claims

WON TODAY'SBGAME IN’ WORLD’ SERIES--SCORE 2 10 1   Sewell’s Error In First Inning Paves Way tor Dodger’s Victory.

CITY FLOOD   THE WATER WAS VP-TO TRE WINDOW SILLS IN HOUSES,   Rain Has Been General. Over the State During the Past 'Twen‘ty-four Hours,

GYPSUM CITY STRUCK BY HEAVY DOWNPOUF   WATER STOOD UP TO WIN DOW SILLS EARLY TODAY   Water Receded as Rapidly as It Came; Many Twisters Were ln « —_ Starm

TO REVIEW GUARD: TODAY.   Governor Sproul Will Visit .Mit Gretna—-General:Muir Leaves for Post.: .

TO REVIEW GUARD TODAY.   Governor Sproul Will Visit Mt. Gretna—General Muir Leaves - for Post.

OUTLAW UNIONS IN CHI. CAGO VOTING ON RE. TURN TO WORK.   ST, LOUIS STRIKERS STAY OUT

BELIEVE BALLOONISTS HAVE BROKEN RECORD   Lieutenant Who Organized Search Declares Comrades Are Probably Alive.

LOST AIRMEN IN RECORD FLIGHT?   AVIATOR BELIEVES MISSING BAL.  LOONISTS HAVE BROKEN LONG DISTANCE RECORD

ELO ANGWERD CHARGES BY olla ON NAVAL AWARDS   SECRETARY OF NAVY APPEARS BEFORE SENATE COMMIT. TEE WITH REPLY   HPHOLOS FORMER STAND   In Lengthly Statement He  Goe Into Detail Regarding All Allegations Made by Ad mitral in Medal “Row”

DANIELS INSWERS CHARGES py CLANS   Seretary of Navy Declares  There Was No Partiality  Shown in Making Awards for Service   Department Head Defends His Course Upon Precedents Regarding Bravery

ENIELS ANSWERS CRITICISM OF SIMS   Secretary Explains Policy of Awarding Decorations,   MAKES LONG STATEMENT   Cabinet Member Does Not Take Up Question of Navy's Pre. paredness at Start of War and Degree of Cooperation With Allies, Confining Himself to Medal Controversy.

NOTHING WRONG WITH THE NAVY   Words of Secretary Daniels Ge. fore Senate Committee,   REPLIES TO SIMS CRITICISM

Sims Arraigned by Daniels For Attack on Award Plan   Secretary of Navy in Formal Reply to Admiral, Denies That Morale of Service Was “Shot to Pieces” by Method in Which Men Were Named for Honors— Personal Grievance With Wilson Is Cited.

Reaffirms Views Which Led  Him to Alter Recommendations for Decorations.   TWO AND HALF HOURS IN READING STATEMENT   ‘Showed Considerable Feeling at Sev. eral Points, Particularly When He Countered Statement That the American Navy Did No Fighting During the War,

SECRETARY DANIELS ANSWERS CRITICISM   WADE LONG STATEMENT TO SENATE COMMITTEE.   Countered With Mach Feeling Critic’s Declaration That the Navy Did No Fighting During War.

SIMS SCORED BY SECRETARY   DANIELS SAYS GOOD THING AD MIRAL DID NOT TALK TO HIS MEN   SAIDNAVY DID NO FIGHTING

DANIELS TELL OF DIFFERENCES WITH AONAM   Sees No Reason Why Officers Who Lost Ships Should Not Receive Decorations If Were Brave.

DANIELS REPLIES TO CRITICS OF AWARDS POLICY   Defends His Action ir Altering Some of the Recommendations   ASSAILS ADMIRAL SIMS   Good Thing for Him He Didn't Tell Men “Navy Did No Fight. ing,” Says Daniels

Secretary Resents Slurs of Sim: and Goes Into Precedent to Show Justice of Awards for Valor in War and Lets Cat Out of Bag 01 Why Sims Hates Another Big Jack.

STRIKE TIES UP HUDSON  RIVER FERRY SERVICE      Marine Workers Wait Till Evening Rush Is Over, Then Leave Boats

FERRY BOAT CREWS QUiT.   Strike Cel! Affects Betweer $000 and 15,000 Marine Workers in New York.

MARINE WORKERS IN N. ¥, STRIKE   ALL BUT 1 FERRY LINE BE. TWEEN MANHATTAN AND JERSEY SHORE TIED UP.

FERRY BOATS TIED UP BY OTK IN NEW YORK HARBOR   15,000 Marine Workers Walk ed Out at Nine O’clock Last Night:   POLICE GUARD THE HUDSON

PRORIBITION NOW IS LAW OF NATION   Jepartment of Justice and Bureau of Internal Revenue Plan Details of Big Enforcement Task.   PASSING IS ATTENDED BY UNEXPECTED QUIET   irst Arrest Four Minutes After Law Becomes Effective—Great White Way’s Last “Fling” Is Tame.

Ud. TURNOINTY OAHARA Ao Wel MIRAGE FADES   Federal ‘Agents Nab First Violator at New York Four Minutes After Midnight.   MUCH BOOZE LEFT

NATION ENTERS GREAT DROUGHT   First Day of Nation-Wide Prohibition Brifigs Forth Plans for Law.-Enforcement.   AST NIGHT WAS QUIET

PROHIBITION IS LAW OF NATION   Constitutional Amendment Now. In Force; Governmental Agencies :On Job to Prevent Violations.

PROHIBITION IS _ ~ NOW IN EFFECT   National Amendment Takes  Effect at Midnight —  Drastic Law Framed to Enforce Act.

Friends of New Measure Elated Over Its Final Attainment.   HOLD NUMEROUS CELEBRATIONS

Prohibition Law of Land, _. . Enforcement. Staff Busy _ With Business Side of Era

SPONGE SQUADS ON DUTY DRYING UP THE NATION   Enforcement of Prohibition to Be Rigidly Carried Out.

DANIELS, PALMER JPERKERG Ao Dn FOLKS CELEBRATE   Washington, Long Since Denied  “Morning’s Morning,” Does  Not Carry On Much.   DISPOSAL OF WAREHOUSE BOOZE STOCKS PROBLEM   N. Y. Arrests After Midnight on Liquor Selling Charge Stops Revels in City.

10 PARTICIPATE IN COLLECTIVE NOTE BY ALLIES   fo Germany Demanding Disarma ment of German Army, It Was Learned Today.

President Wilson's Note Op posing Turkish Sovereignty In Europe Is Debated   GERMAN PROGRAM IS CHANGED ONCE MORE   remier Nitti Has Invites Late Enemy To Explain Views To Couneil

THREATEN EN MAY  DAY STRIKE   Posters Asking Workers ‘to Show Strength Dis‘ played’ in Boston

sy! oy am 7 ane = 4   APPEAL TO WORKERS TO SHOW STRENGTH BY UNITED  STRIKE ON SATURDAY,

WILSON ORDERED YANK TO RUSall; BLISS OPPOSED    Still Former Might Listen to Strictly Military Plan of Latter, March Qpines.

General Told President Not to Send the American Forces Into Russia and Siberia, But Suggestion Went Unheeded.   MARCH APPEARS AS WITNESS IN HOUSE COMMITTEE PROBE

BLISS OPPOSED RUSS INVASION   Advised the President Against Sending American Troops to Russia Says Gen. March.

WILSON ORDERED MEN TO SIBERIA   General ‘March Says Wilso1 Sent American Boys Into Russia Against Advice.   GEN. BLISS. OBJECTED

WILSON REFUSED TO HEED BLISS   President Sent Troops to Siberia Against General’s*Advice

NORTH OAKOT VOTERS DECLARE WAR ON  EARIE   Campaign Plans Provide for Organization of At Least 25,—000-to Carry. On Oppositir to Townley Party -

North Dakotans Enlist 25,000 Vot ers for Approaching Election Campaign.

GOV. LOWDENIS CHOICE OF 6.0.P, OVER OPPONENT   Believe -He WHI Mare So Trouble Winning Over General Wood in USinvis,

STADIUM NEEDED: AULEN TELLS Wi   MUST HAVE IT BEFORE NEXT KANSAS-MISSOURL GAME HERE   TO REPLACE BLEACHERS   tut Old Facilities Will Not Serve for Bie Missouri Game Next Yeor

‘STADIUM NEEDEDALLEN TELLS WHY   MUST HAVE IT BEFORE NENT KANSAS-MISSOURL GAME ERE         TO REPLACE BLEACHERS                 Rut Old Facilities Will Not Serve for Bie Missouri Game Next Yeur

SIXTEEN -LOST LIVES:   Were Drowned When’ Motor Boat Caught Afire.

MAINE WOODSMEN DROWN WHEN MOTOR BOAT BURNS   Party ~ - Becomes’ Panic ‘Panic Stricken and Many Jump: Overboard when Efforts to, Quench. Fire Fail

SCHOOL WAGON IS SUCK BY TRAN: ~ DRWER INIURED   Charles Gough in Accident Whil “Ea Route to School to oe “Get Children, :

TELLS CUBAN PEOPLE TO WORK AND SAVE   American Adviser Dis cusses Situation.

SEVEN IN RACE FOR PRESIDENT   DECLARATIONS ARE FILED WITH NECRETARY OF STATE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,   FIVE REPUBLICANS ENTERED

FIVE REPUBLICANS AND TWO DEMOCRATS IN RACE   Names of Candidates for President on File With South Dakota Secretary of State.

SEVEN IN RACE FOR PRESIDENS'   Five Republicans and Tw Democrats Officially Enter:.d for South Dakota Primary.   POINDEXTER HEADS LIST

Four Republicans and Two Democrats File Candidacy for President  IN SOUTH DAKOTA     President Wilson has not Filed—Vote at March Primary

BREAK’ 3.600 ARMY OFFICERS   Secretary Baker Tells Senate of De motions Since Armistice—List to Cost $20.000.

PROBE ESCAPE OF . MURDER SUSPECT   ' ne \Missour: Governot Will Inquire Into Flight of Alleged Kansas  I City Slayer.

Governor Gardner Will Investigate  Kansas City Murder Suspect’s Escape

CHESTER NOT FOUND   Man Who Jumped From Burtington Train sill Missing,   iS HE IN SAND fILLS?   But One Detective Wilh Him When He Leaped Through Puslinan Window.

HOUNDS ARE USED "IN HUNTING MAN   Dennis Chester at Large in . Nebraska Fields.

DENNIS CHESTER CTI AT TAREE   Alleged Murderer of Mis: Barton Hiding in Nebraska Sand Hills.

WILSON WILL  ENTER FIGH!   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO FIRE OPENING GUN IN CAMPAIGN WITHIN FEW DAYS   WiLL ISSUE. STATEMENT   The President is Expected to tssue Time Giving  Statement it short His Views on the League of Nations as Campaign lecne.

WILSON 10 SOON FIRE HIS OPENING CAMPAIGN GUN   LEAGUE OF NATIONS QUESTION WILL BE TURNED OVER TO THE PRESIDENT

WILSON FIRST 10 TALK ON LEAGUE QUESTION   Democrats Will Give Him First Opportunity to Urge Support For Cox on This Issue.

YANKEES "REMOVE BODIES   Americar Dead In France Will Be Jn Charge of Their Countrymen,

REMOVE > BODIES   '  American Dead In France Will He Jn Charge of Their  Countrymen,

DANIELS NAMED “STATE MARKET. DIRECTOR BY  (einen aera ath rt pamiiannaeenn  ~OVERNOR 

TORNADO IN SOUTH CAUSES 140 DEATHS   Storm Sweeps Parts of Three States.   PROPERTY LOSS IS HUGE   Virtually Entire Town of Rose Hill, Minn., Believed to Have Been Destroyed——-Rural Districts in Alabama Feel Full Force of Wind——Many Bod. ies Recovered.

SOUTHERN TORNADO CAUSES 140 DEATHS  Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi Suffer     Property Loss Runs Int Millions— Meridian Hard Hit

TEA TOLL CAACTED BY HURRICANE   Entire Towns Are Wined Out As Storm Sweeps Through ‘ Narrow Territory.   'SNOWS IN COLORADO ADD TO LOSS OF LIFE   Man Found Dead in Berth When Stalled Train Pulls Into the . Station at Denver.

Wide Territory Covered by Tornado Led to Belief There Was More Than One Atmospheric Disturb. ance—Many Buildings Are Blown, Down,

Tornado Sweeps Score’ of Towns, Villages  and Farms in Mississippi, Alabama and  . Tennessee; Entire Town Believed to Be  Destroyed; Communication Cut Off   TWISTER CUTS A WIDE PATH

140 DEATHS IN ‘PATH OF BIG ' TORNADO   Northern Alabama and East ern Mississippi Bear Greatest Brunt

SERIES TORNADOES SWEEP MISSISSIET TENNESSEE AND PARTS OF ALABAMA

OVER 140 PERISH IN A TORNADO IN SOUTHERN STATES   Millions Are Lost in Property in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.

182 IN DEATH Lot FAOM TORNADO THAT CWEPT THREE STATES   Reports From m Birmingham Show Large Losses. of Life and Great. Destruction. o! Property in the Big Storm.— —Aid Wiff be Sent.

TORNADO. DEATH LIST AEAGHES 40 1N THE SOUT   Property Loss in Scores of Villages and Towns Total Many Millions.

TORM IN DIXIE ONUEES GUT 140 LIVEO: L030 OF PROPERTY HEAVY   Portions of Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee in  — Twister’s Path; Damage  Will Run Into Millions.   ONE ENTIRE TOWN IS REPORTED DESTROYED   Hog Ranch Is Wiped Out, 500 Head of Stock Being Killed; Communication Lines Out of Commission.

MANY KILLED BY STORM IN SOUTH   TORNADO SWEEPS SECTIONS OF THREE STATES. :   DEATH LIST OVER A HUNDRED   Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee in Torn in Its Path—Property Lo«s Believed to Be Up in the Millions.

MISSISSIPAT {i “THE AFL STORM   THE; MERIDIAN DISTRICT SUFFERS TH EHEAVIEST   ‘Eust Mississippi and Northwest Alamama Suffer Fearfully From Yes: terday’s Tornadoes.

Tornado Kills 140 ~ In South; Millions: Lost in Property   Many, Towns, Villages and Farms Destroyec hy Wind That Sweeps Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.

140 LOSE — LIVES IN TORNADO   Three Southern States Swept by Fierce Cyclone   Score of Towns Laid in Ruins; Loss Millions   Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee  Hard Hit

MANY MILLIONS UF DOLLARS L055 FROM TORNADO   Rich Farming District in Mississippi Among Heaviest Sufferers.   Alabama and Part of Tennessee Struck by the Frightful Sweep.

DEADSTREWPATH LEFT BY TORNADO   Towns and Villages in Alabama  Mississippi and Tennessee  Are Swept   STORM IS MOST SUDDEN   One Hundred Forty Lives Lost, Thus Far, Only ‘Vieagre Returns Are Coming in

140 LIVES LOST FROM A TORNADO IN THREE STATES   Portions of Alabama, Missis sippi and Tennessee Struck by Terrific Storm.   PROPERTY LOSS WILL AMOUNT TO $30,000,000   Many Towns Entirely Obliter ated by Wind and All Lives Are Believed Lost.

MMISSISSIPEL ti “THE AWFUL STORE   THE MERIDIAN DISTRICE . ge SUFFERS TH FHRAVIES!   DEATH LIST REACHES 182   East. Mississippt and Northwest Ala: bame Suffer Fearfully From Yes}  terday’s Tornadoes.

RAROING WILL HAVE WANT CONFERENCES   Nominee’ Prepares’ tor Coming 6” Busy Week,   WILL MEET A¥S). TODAY   Date for Gfiiial Notificatton  Wi Ba Pirse, at Meeting—  : Other Features of Campater  to. Be Discusaed,—Ex  Corimittee May Be. Ap. pointed.

TD ARRANGE DATE “OF NOTIFICATION   Republican . Sub-Committee to Meet Presidential Nominee Monday   WILL DISCUSS CAMPAIGN   Senator Harding Spend: Quiet Sabbath in Preparation for Conferences

BUSY WEEK FOR HARDING SPENDS SUBDEY RESTINE   Republican Nominee to Confer With  Hays Today — Young Roosevelt  {By the Associated frees)  and Others Tomorrow.

WOMEN 10 HELP AUN REPUBLICAN 1120 CAMPAIGN  Tihmliahilial   Senator Spent ay oa Quietly, Resting for a Very lisy Week; Many Conferances on Program,   MEETS PROGRESSIVES - TUESDAY, WEDNESDA’

TOGONFER WHT VARIOUS GHIEFS   Busy Week of Conferences Ahead for for Harding  TO) MEET HAYS TODAY   Members of Sub-Committee Expect to. Fix Date for Official Notification Cremonies. Dougherty will Continue to Act in Advisory Capacity— To Meet Col. Roosevelt Soon

HARDING neoTo FUR COMING BUSY WEEK   SPENDS QUIET SUNDAY ATTENDING TO PERSONAL MAIL AND MOTORING.

OMEN TO HELP IN HARDING CAMPAIGN   PLAN TO GIVEG PLACES ON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.   Perseasel ef Active Managers Net Yet Made Up—Pregressive Menu ef Party te Visit Candidate Thie Week.

BUSY WEEK OF CONFERENCES   Senator Harding Will Meet Chairman Hays and Others to Discuss Notification— Committee for Campaian.

HARDING WILL HAVE MANY GONFERENGES   Nominee Prepares for Coming Busy Week.   WILL MEET HAYS TODAY   Date for Official Notification Will Be Fixed at Meeting— Other Features of Campaign to Be Discussed—-Executive Committee May Be Ap. pointed.

OK TO ROME CRY OF D'ANNUNZIO   met iorecrament Demonetrat Heid at Fiemme.

IRISH BILL AGREED TO. BY LORDS   All Amendments to the Irish Home Rule Bill Adopted by the House Of Commons,

ARE SHO}   Two Prisoners Are Shot by  . Soldiers’ at Beginning of New Policy of Holding Sinn Fein Hostages.   DEVALERA IS REPORTED APPROACHING CHERBOURG   BULLETIN:

CAR STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED   Governor Cex Using His Good Offices at Te vten. ©.

POLICE AND COAST GUARD BOATS AFFECT REMOVAL OF PASSENGERS - ROM STRANDED VESSEL   194 PERSONS ON VESSEI   Crew and Officers Remain on Boat and it is Not Known When Shey Will be Removed—Ship May Break in Two  . Parts  ra

Police Tug Patrol Returns With Passengers From Princess Anne.   STORM ALONG ATLANTIC COAST IS NOW ABATING   New York and Other Cities Digging Themselves Out of Snow Drifts,

BENUMBED CREW AND PASSENGERS. SAFE AT LAS]   POLICE BOATS WERE FIRST 1¢ REACH STRANDED. — "LINER

PASSENGERS OF STRANDED LINER ARE TRANSFERRED   Police Boat and Coast Guard Cutter  Succeed in Reaching Princess Anne.

Bodies of Boys Discovered by Hunt. ers Near lilinois Town; Believed Slayers Wanted to Stop Mouths of Youths Who Knew of Robberies.

FIND BOYS SLAIN   Murdered to Keep Silence on Robbery. Is Relief

TWO BOYS MURDERED NEAR MARION, ILLINOIS      Squlerel Woanters Fountd Roadies War ded jw Shallow Grave Covered With Mernsh.

IARDATSAREGUT; HEADS CRUSHED   THE BODIES OF TWO BOYS ARE FOUND BY SQUIRREL HUNTERS IN WOODS.

BODIES OF YOUTHS BAILY MAUTHATET   MURDER OF TWO BOYS IN IL NOUS DISCOVERED BY HUN TLS IN THE WOODS,

GOMPLETE TEXT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT AS SUBMITTED 10 SENATE   THE HIGH CONTRACTING PARTTRS

LEAGUE OF NATIONS      Complete Official Text Of The League Covenan As Translated From The Original Copy Without Note Or Comment.

HAMA EOLA NEARING. STATE. OF EXTINETION   Governor -of-Hula. Hula Land Urges Returning Natives to i Former Conditions

AWAIl WAXES EAT AND WEALTH   High Price of Sugar Result: in Very Prosperous Year.

WESTERN GRAIN GROWERS WILL JOIN IN PROTEST   Gathering of Producers of Agricultura Products to Denounce Commodity RPrica Fall

GRAIN GROWERS JOIN PROTEST   Object ta Reeent Reduetions in Com moditv Prices.

Troops Mutiny and Gain Pos Session of Anhai; Serious Disturbances Occur in the Province of Honan

INAS TORN WITH MOVES T0 PIV) WDE ARY   Troops Mutiny and Gain Pos. session of Anhai: Serious Disturbances Occur in th Province of Honan

EGGS DROP NINE CENTS   Purchasing Price is Now Forty Five Cents.

WELCOMED AULING   WAY OPENED FOR PROPERTY REASSESSMENT THIS YEAR.   ue La : Many Unfair Assessments Mav Now  be Corrected: on Application.

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD GATHERS — AT WASHINGTON      Prompt Action on Demands of Striking Railroad Workers Promised Provided Men Return to Work at Once--General Situation Improves.

LABOR BOARD IS CONSIDERING WAGE DEMAND   Appointment Was Confirm. ed By Senate on Thursday   BELIEVE SESSION WILL BRING END TO STRIKE

IMPROVEMENT — IN SITUATION IN RAIL STRIKE   Several Places Report Men Back —Few Fresh Strikes—The Labor Board Meets.

Members Convene to Consider Demands of Insurgent Strikers.   TRAFFIC 18 - RELIEVED   Service om Southern Pacific Lines Is Assured.

FAT MELTING  UF NCW LABDH BUARY 15 HELD   ‘SIX MEMBERS WERE PRESEN   AND MATTERS OF A WEIGHTY   NATURE CONSIDERED,

All Railroad Members on Hand But Only One Labor Man and Two for Pablic.

SENATE CONFIRMS BOARD   Aots Foverably on Nominations Made by President Wilson

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD TAKES UP. TWENS’ DEMANDS              NOT BE ELY,     HANGER SAY

Temporary Orgariization Effected at Initial Meeting by Election of Hunt Chairman, Hanger Secretary

LABOR BOARD ORGANIZED      Wil Take Up the Wage Dispute Immediately

New Labor Board Meeting Today Caused Return of Some Strikers.  OUTLAW UNION HEADS SURRENDER THEMSELVES  Brotherhood Heads Send Reply to Railroad Ultimatum That Men  Return Saturday.

NEW FAIL BOARD HAG FIRST MEET ON PAY DEMANDS   Wilson’s Nine Nominees Given Senate 0. K. After It Talks Them Over Two Days.   THEIR GATHERING SHAPES U. S. STEPS TO INTERVENE   Organization Completion Soon is Seen as Men Voting to Work Depend On it. -

LAST EDITION   HENRY HUNT WILL HEAD ~ RAILROAD LABOR BOARD   Organizatoin Completed, Immedi ate Consideration Will Be  Given Wage Demands.  !

OUESTIONS CF mt wages   Other Arrests in Plot Cases Are Left to Judgment of District Attorneys at ‘Big:  Cantarc. 7 7   CHECK UP LISTS TO FIND NAMES OF RADICAL PLOTTERS)

[PRESENT AT FIRST MEETING CF LABOR BO ARE      RAILWAY STRIKE SITUATION NOT MUCH IMPROVED IN THE EAST.

NEW BOARD TAKES UP STRIKE SITUATION   GRGANIZE AND START AT ONCE ON CONSIDERATION OF THE WAGE DISPUTE.

MAY COMMANDEER OIL.   Daniels Says Navy Will Act if Its Requirements Are Not Covered.

TO COMMANDEER OIL   If Navy Requirements are No! Met at Fair Price.

‘uel for Warships Willi Be - Commandered if Bids Are Not Received at. Fair Prices.   25,000,000 BARRELS NEEDED FOR POWER   U. S. Now Paying 83 Cent: Against Market Price of $3.00 Per Barrel.

CHRONIC MALARIA   Head of Turkish Nationalist  CQavemnment at Anvors. Ill.

COMING WITH TROOPS   American Red Cross to Withdraw from Siberia.

WILSON IN NEXT CABINET MEETING   PRESIDENT NOW ABLE TO AT» TEND CABINET MEETINGS AND WILL PRESIDE AT THE NEXT ONE

PRESIDENT WILL CALL "NEXT CABINET MEETING   SECRETARY LANSING MAKES AN: NOUNCEMENT THAT OFFICIAL FAMILY NOT TO ASSEMBLE.

WILSON FO PRESTNE AU CABINITE MEET      Yorulty Sava dle Never Saw Prosi: deat Looking Wetter,

PRESIDENT PRESIDE CABINET MEETING   WILL BE IN HIS USUAL PLACK WHEN NENT MEETING 1S CALLER.

TO PRESIDE NEXT TIME.   President Wilson is to Take Charge bof the Next Cabinet Meeting.

PRESIDENT SOON TO RESUME HIS DUTIES   Will Probably Call And Preside Over Next Meeting Of The Cabinet.

PRESIDENT  IMPROVING   Wilson Will Probably . Preside at next Cabinet Meeting

PRESIDENT HIMSELF WILL PRESIDE OVER NEXT CABINET MEET   FOR SEVERAL WEEKS PRESIDENT HAS BEEN TAKING MORE OF HAND IN GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS.

PRESIDENT IS BETTER, ~ FOLLOWING PARALYSIS   ‘Dr. Young. of Baltimore, Makes ; First Authoritative : Statement.   MRE, WILSON'S MIND VIRILE   WILSON TO CALL NEXT MEBPENG OF CABINET

SIDE OVER CABINET Sant      May Summon Next Session.— “Not a Bad Guess,” Says RearAdmiral Graysen.

FSRSONAL TALK WITH THEM TOMORROW   Director General HinesGives Him Wage Demands   President Never Looked Better

PRESIDENT WILL PRESIDE AT NBC SESSION OF THE CABINET WHEN I CALLED TOGETHER

WILSON AT NEXT MEETING   President Will Probably Preside A Cabinet Meeting.

PRESIDENT ABLE  Td PRESIDE AT CABINET SESSION   TUMULTY SAYS HE NEVER SAY THE PRESIDENT LOOKING BETTER THAN NOW, .

CABINET CALLS OFF SESSIONS   No More Regular Sessions of President’s Official Family For Present

PRESIDENT ‘WILSON MAY PRESIDE. AT CABINET MEETING   Lansing Announces. End of Regular Meetings Held ‘Without. Wilaon;  Tumulty Saye'He la Looking Fine. 

RETAIL PRICES THE TABLE “IN SEPTEMBER      But Only: Two Per Cent; Less - Than Wholesale. Costs ”. Decreased

RETAIL PRIGES BEHIND - WHOLESALE BEGLIRE:     Statistice Show 2 Percent Dro; in the Former, 5 Percent ’in the Latter

RETAIL FOODSTUFFS PRICE FAL TWO PER CENT DURING SEPTEM E. BUREAU OF STATISTICS ANNOUN

RETAIL PRICE OF FOODSTUFFS IS DOWN 2 PERCENT   Potatoes and Sugar Off Most — Some Items  Show Advance.

RETAIL PRICE OF FOODSTUFFS DROPS SLIGHTLY   POTATOES AND SUGAT SHOW GREATEST ° DE CLINE WHILE WGGS ANT PORK CHOPS GO HiGHEL   VAT SPO YT) Rivh

RETAILERS PRICES LITTLE BHT SLOWER   Wholesale Foodstuffs Prices Tum: bled Faster in Sept. Than Those of Retailer.

RETAIL PRICES SHO W DECLINE      Some Commodities Register A Much Greater Price Fall   Potatoes Fall 22 Per CentRetail Prices Don’t Keep Pace

POTATOES AND SUGAR DOWN; EGGS ARE UP   Average Declife in Food stuff Prices in September Two Per Cent.

UQDGTUFFS of OW DECLINE IN PRIGE   RETAIL PRICES DECREASED TWO PER CENT OVER COUNTRY AS A WHOLE IN MONTH,

RETAIL PRICES . MAKE DECLINE   Some F oodstuffs Show , Marked Decrease During September _

CERTAIN FOOD DRIES FALL AG OTHERS 60 UP   SOWE INTERESTING FACTS ANI FIGURES BROUGHT OUT BY STATISTICAL REPORT,

RETAIL FOODSTUFFS — SHOWED DECLINI   2 Per Cent in Past Month, Ac cording to Goverfiment Reports Issued Today.

ADVISES U, S, NOT TO ~~ BUY CUBAN SUGAR   Would Stimulate Prices _ Now, Says Menocal   Estimates L, 350, 000 Tons Are on  Hand at This Time

bGGEST STRAW VOTE NOW ON   Rexall People Now Engaged In a Most Titanic Task. -

INDIANS HAD NATIONS? PACT   They Also Allowed Woman’s Suffrage, ‘Says a Representative of the Wyandotte Tribe.

AMERICAN INDIANS HAD PACT   “Also Allowed Woman Suffrage, Says  ! Representative of Tribe.

HONOR TERENCE MACSWINEY   Thow ~-d<° Steod With  Bared Heads as Bier Passed in  4 nrk  Pin

HONOR TEREKCE MACSWINE¥   Thor -ae> Stead With — Bared a. Heads as Bier Passed-in  oe ety

M’SWINEY IS AT REST   WAS SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE EVENT,    Thousands of Irish  N Nationalist: Marched -Post.and Viewed Martyr.

HOOVER WILL BE WITNESS BEFORE NAVY QUIZ BOAR   Admiral Sims Asks That He Be Called to Help Substantiate His Charges.

Sims Declares He Has Inti. Mate Knowledge of European - Situation.   IN CAPITAL SATURDAY   Affairs of Navy Diiing 1918 Aired by Rear Admiral Before Investigators.

HO0V VER CALLED-¥0- TESTIFY -N CONTROVERSY BETWEEN ADMIRAL SIMS AND DANIEL

CALL HOOVER IN DANIELSSIMS FIGHT   Admiral Would Have Ex-Food Controller Testify To Facts.

HOOVER WILL! GO ON STAND IN NAVY QUIZ   Sims Says He Can’ Tell Straight Facts on Conditions in 1917.)   WILL BE: CALLED: FOR™ TESTIMONY SATURDAY

HOOVER ASKED BY _ SIMS TO TESTIFY IN THE NAVY ROW   THE REAR ADMIRAL REQUEST ED THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO CALL HIM.   Wanted the Former Food Adminis trator to Corroborate His Testimony Regarding the Allied Situation.

HOOVER WILL BE CALLED IN THE NAVAL INOTIR   Rear Admiral Sims Requests Tha! He Appear Before Senate Com. mittee; Likely Former Foog Ad. ministrator Will Testéfy Soon.

Adiniral-Says*~te yuri: ment’s Policy, Kept: From Him Three  Months, Proved. fo. - Be Astounding -- :

SIMS DESIRES STATEMENTS CORROBORATED   Declares Food Admuinistrato: Had Intimate Knowledge o Situation At Time U. S..En tered War   ALLIES BARELY ESCAPED PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY   Rear Admiral Says He Was  Continually Calling for More  _ Navy Craft During First Six Months Of War

HOOVER CALLED IN NAVAL HEARING   EXPROTED TO SUBSTANTIATE SIMS’ CHARGES WITH REFERENCE TO LACK OF NAVAL PREPAREDNESS

a ASKED 0 HELP SIMS OUT      thmoty ts ‘Sought! 1 Bolster je Charees “Made, ‘By Ad--

"FORMER FOOD HEAD WIL BACK ME UP" SIMS TELLS SENT   Hoover Will Substantiate the Gravity of Crisis, Declares Admiral at Meeting   MORE CABLEGRAMS SHOWN TO PROBERS   Witness Says It Took Depar' ment Long Time to Learn  There Was War

‘Congressional Probe of the  Naval Fuss Brings Out  Many Secrets  i   HERBERT HOOVER IS CALLED AS WITNESS

ADEIRAL ESSE) ~ POR ENTIRE NAVY.   URGED THAT AMERICA} CGAST BE STRIPPED OF PROTECTION .

TO CALL HOOVER IN NAVY DISPUTE BY SIMS REQUEST   Hoover Has Knowledge Of Situation Described By Admiral.

HOGVER ASKED -TOSUBSTANTIATE SIMS TESTIMGNY   Farmer Food Administrator Will Be Cxlledk inte the Sonate                ATE YE ALLIES:  WOULD SHOW bES ee CONDITIONS OF         First Realizans te the

HOGVER 1S SUMMONED 10 SUBSTANTIATE SIMS   Admiral, Continuing Criticism of   Early War Policy Quotes  Cablegrams,  4   SAYS FOOD CONTROLLER KNEW OF GRAVE DANGER    Makes Charge Department Held Ships at Home for Fu  ture Wars.   SMALL SHIPS SENT FIRST   Not Until July 5, 1917, Did De partment Realize War Was Being Fought.

HOOVER WILL BE ASKED 10 BACK UP SIMS STATEMENTS   NAVAL COMMANDER) BELLEVES  LORMER FOOD CONTROLLER WILL CORROBERATLE HIS TESTIMONY   MORE SHIPS WERE NEEDED   Sims Says He Was Embarrassed in His Dealings With British by Kailure of Naval DepartInent to Keep Its —  Promises .

SIMS WANTS AID OF FOOD EXPERT   Declares Former Provision Shark Will Corroborate Testimony   BELIEVE CONSENT OBTAINED   Continues Vicious Attack Against Sec. Daniels and Co-Chiefs

SIMS SAYS FOOD  MAN SAW CRISIS Former Food Control  Man First Told of Need, He Says.

HOOVER TO TESTIFY TA GERALE OF SIMS IN INVESTIGATION   Wanted to Corroborate Testimony Regarding Desperate Situation of the Allies.

WILL ASK HOOVER — TO TESTIFY (N THE. PEHALE GF SIMS   Sims Wants Woovar tu. Corrahorate  His Taslimony Regarding Desper ain Situation of AtHes When America Entered the War,

HOOVER IS: CALLED BY ADMIRAL 10 CORROBORATE TESTIMONY   Utter Failure on This Side of Atlantic to Understand Navy Needs Described   Nothing but Delay, Met with in Trying to Get Vessels To Carry on War

SIMS ASKS THAT © HOOVER TESTIFY TO COMMITTEE   Former Food Administrator To Tell Some Facts — Letter From Sims Made Public. 4

SIMS ASKS HOOVER TO BE A WITNESS   Wants Former F°od Administrator to Corroberate Statement Regarding Allied Situation Early in War

-ormer Food Administrator te Be Summoned by the Com: mittee to Report on War Sit. uation in Europe

HOOVER TO TESTIFY FOR ADMIRAL SIMS   Naval Knocker Trying Hard to Disavedit Secreuury Daniels—Thinks: Yoover Wilt Do Te.

Sims Wants Hoover  Called to Testify   Wanis Hoover to Correborate His Testimneny as to the Desperate Condition of the Allies

MORE DELAYS OF NAVY ARE TOLD BY ADMIRAL SIMS   Kept Ships ! Here When Needed Overseas, He  Indicates

TO CALL HOOVER  ~INNAVY QUI   SIMS WANTS FORMER AD. _ MINISTRATOR OF FOOD TO TESTIFY. 

HOOVER CALLED 10 TESTIFY IN BEHALF OF SIMS   Believed That Former Food Controller Knew Of Request Made To Committee   NEW DISCLOSURES MADE \T HEARING THURSDAY   Asked Daniels To Strip Atlan. tic Coast To Aid In Sub Campaign

HOOVER TO BE ASKED ‘TOTESTIFY NA ~ PONTROVERSY   SIMS CONTINUES TESTIMONY   Regarding Naval Conduct is Barly Davs of our Entrance

WANTS TO PROVE THAT SITUATION. WAS DESPERATE   And That N avy Department Could Not Be Brought to Realization of This Until Valuable Weeks Had Passed.

ASK HOOVER TO TESTIFY FOR SIMS   FORMER FOOD ADMINISTRATOR KNEW SERIOUSNESS OF SITUATION, SAYS ADMIRAL

SIMS WANTS HOOVER CALLED   In Senate’s Probe of Nava Conduct During War.   “ALLIES BARELY ESCAPED   Peace Without Victory,” Was De. claration of the Admiral Today —Says Hoover Krows.

HOOVER TESTIFIES “TN INVESTIGATION   SIMS REQUESTS HOOVER TO TESTIFY IN HIS BEHALF BEFORE COMMITTEE.

Herbert Hoover Wil] Be Asked to Testify  Corroborating Sims   Admiral Says FOrmer Food Administrator in a Conference in London. Gave Him First Re alization of the Possible De feat of the Allies; Daniels Charged with Failure to Send Much Needed Craft to European Waters

rAeCL FUUD  silt) MOHD  1) OAGK UP AAMIRAL SIM   To Tell of Allied Crisis before Solons on NSoaturday   DIRECTION OF WAR BY CABLE DEPLORED   Rear Admiral Says [t Tool Department Long Time to Realize Seriousness

Admiral Sims Tells Committee Former Food Adminis ‘ trator Had Intimate of Condition and Needs of Europe When U. S. Entered the War.

a1Mo ANXIOUs 10 onUWGRTola ALLIES FACED   Asks Former Food Chief Be Summoned to Back Up Claim En tente was Near Defeat

ASK HOOVER TO TESTIFY AT INQUIRY   Rear Admiral Says Hoover Has Inside Knowledge.  “BARELY A PEACE”   Sims Declares Allies Won No Vic: tory: Declare Navy Department Kept Bulk of Fleet at Home.

ADMIRAL SIMS ASKS HOOVER BE SUMMONED   Says He Will Corrob orate Story Navy’s  Tardiness.

CENTRAL POWERS MAY BE BARRED FROM RED CROS:   American and Neutrals in Fa vor of Raising Ban Against Them.

Believe He Would Abandon Old  World Policy as Descha nel Successor.

TENCH EAR TURNING POINT IN PULILY   0 Follow U. S. Lead, Giv President Responsibil . ity, Belief

MILLERAND WILL NOT CONSIDER THE PRESIDENCY   Thinks He Can Aceomulish More as  a Premier

MILLERAND NOT AFTER PRESIDENCY   French To Select Ney Ruler Sept. 25, Rumor.

SHCCESOON TD DESCHANEL TO AF ELEGTES   nll  SENG, CH AMBRE AND SENATS WILL  RPT. o>  n OF DEPUTIES MERT   MILLERAND 1S FAVORITE   The Premier Can Have the Position iy He Wants Ht, Aecording to Reports—Senator donnart Also  Candidate.

FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUT   Automobile Crushed en Grade Crossing at Hoinewood, Ill.   Three Women, Man and Child on Way to lictiday*Visit Die in Crash. .

FIVE KILLED BY TRAIN   “ittomobile Crushed on Grade ‘rossing at Homewood, Ill.   ywnen, Man and Child on Way; Holiday Visit Die in Crash.

LONG SUFFERING ENDED.      Mes. J. H, ‘an Valkenbu rely Expire: After Long ian ss i

LONG SUPPERING ENDED,   Mes. J. Ti. VanValkenbureh Eeypires Atter Long Hlness.

Seek COLLEGE MAN GR MUROER CHARGE   University of Pennsylvania Student Accused of MurderInge 92 Dartmonth Collesisn,

SEEK STUDENT AS SUSPECT Ih MURDER CASE   Detectives Searching for Wm  C. Brines, U. of P.   Fresiman.   Charge Missing Man With the Slaying of Elmer C. Drewes.

LOOKING FOR MURDERER  Of Elmer 6. Drewes, the Dart mouth Student,

MEXICO 1S ALARMEL BY EXODUS OF ~- LABORERS   Threaten to Use Force witt Workers to Prevent Ther From Crossing Border

MEXICAN WORKERS TO U. S.   Exodus of Laborers Becoming Alarm. ing According to Reports—!ndustries Snort of Help.

MIEAIGO WORKMEN LEAVING COUNTRY   GOVERNMENT SAID TO BE THREATENING TO STOP ALL EMIGRATION,   Higher Wages In This Country Luring Mexicans Here De.spite Promises of Their Employers.

“MEXICAN LABORERS TO U. $   Reports Declare Exodus of Workers ts Becoming Alarming,

PREMIERS TO HOLD MEETING   MiHlerand and Lloyd George Confer Tomorrow,

POLES TIGHTEN LINES, RUSSIAN © MARCH CHECKEL   Mil‘tary Observers Think Bol sheviki May Have Stopped for Supplies   AMERICAN AIRMEN MOVED   “Koscjusko-Squadron to Be Sent Into Most Critical Po2 - sitions

BREST-LITOVSK LINE POINT OF GRAVEST DANGE!   Great Battle Now Wag ing at This Point May Settle Poland’s Fate.

LITTLE CHANCE OF OVER-RIDING PRESIDENT   Peace Resolve Friend: - Have No Hope of Pass:  ing Measure Over Hi: Veto.

FORT WORTH WANTS CLEBURNE ANG HOUSTON HEIGHTS 10 PLAY FOR TEXAS CHAMPIONSHIP   The Christmas Day Game Would Be Held at Fort Worth If Arrangements Can Be Made -Abilene Has Been Defeated By Cleburne.

HI FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP   F t. Worth After Game to  Be Staged in That City  Christmas Day

TWO CITIES TAKEN BY REDD; BATTLE FOR THIRD RAGES   Tcherkassy, on Dnieper River, 95° Miles- Southeast of Kiev, Conflict Scene.

SOVIET TAKES 2 MORE TOWNS   [It’s Too Much Work to Writ or Pronounce the Names.

BOLSHEVIK! TAKE IMPORTANT TOWNS   Wireless New Year’s Greetings to World From Moscow Predict Coming Supremacy of Soviets Everywhere.

I MORE TOWNS TAKEN BY AEDS   Social Rebels Force Martial-Lav in irkutsk.   TCHERKASSY IS NEAR FALL   Bolsheviki Fighting Fiercely for Possession of City—Moscow Says Soviets Soon to Be in Washington, London and Paris.

REDS CAPTURE 3 MORE TOWNS   Now Fighting Fiercely for Pos: session of Tcherkassy, : on the Dnipper.   WHAT THEY EXPECT 10 Dd   Declare That 1920 Will See Victoriou: ™ End of Civil War With Soviets ‘e at Berlin, Washington,  Paris and London.

REDS CAPTURE   Now Fighting Fiercely for Possession of Tcherkassy, on the Dnipper.   Declare That 1920 Will See Victorious Ende of Civil War With Soviets at Berlin, Washington,  Paris and London.

ORANGEMEN HOLD SINN FEIN PURELY LOGAL MOVEMENT   Secretary of Convention Now On in Chicago Says U. S. Should Keep Qut.

EVERY STATE REPRESENTED   Orangemen Hold First Convention in 4 Years at Chicago.   OPPOSED TO SINN FEIN MOVEMENT

MAKES ONE’ GUN. - MAN °“GOOD’   Plugs, Him, ina Resort When He tries Hold. up. May Get - Reward.

NIGH PATITS CONFESSED HE KILLED GEORGE EVAN!   Kansas City Italian Grocer Ad:  mits He Fired-the Fatal Shot,

BAA VNARBSACB AV EP FP BEES  IMPOSE HARSH PEACE TERMS  No Amnesty, No Re. public, Will Be Its dict.

REPLY To READY IF C'FLANAGAN OPEAKG BY GARD   No Amnesty, No Republic ' and Cessation From Cam- ~ paign of Outrage.   Discussion in English Cabinet of Message Pertaining to Truce,

LENINE LAUDS THE , W. W.’S   Russia Premier Has No Prais« for American Federation of Labor.

EXPORTS OF COAL ARE SUSPENDED   Orders to Relieve Domestic Situation Issued by Interstate ~ Commerce Commission

COAL SHORTAGE RELIEVED!     Export of? ‘con is Practically For. : Dbidden. — \

STEPS 10 MEET COAL SHORTAGE IN NEW ENGLANE   Priority Orders for Shipments Will Go Into Effect on Monday Next.

See SY TERR ERS: EER GRBs et Men, Se  PEACK TERMS WITH FINLAND MADE Pe

SPANISH PAPER OBJECTS 10 THE LEAGUE’S PLANS   El Debate Says Natior Should Not Send Troop: into Lithuania as Pro: posed.

SPAIN OBJECTS TO  LEAGUE SENDING HER TROOPS TO LITHUANL   Madrid Paper Says Prece dent Is Distinctly Bad for Nation.

OPPOSITION IN SPAIN TO LEAGUE PLAN   Resent Sending Army tc  Lithuania at Orders  of League .

ATTACK ON PROJECT — _ OF SENDING TROOPS   a sai Spanish Paper Criticises Measure.

NEWSPAPER ATTACKS “FOREIGK’ ORDERS FOR __SPANISH TROOPS BY:  LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Peculiar Way to Inaugurate Open Diplomacy, Declared; Mandate Draft Is ‘Approved

Spanish Newspaper. _ _ Lakes Exception to   League Troop Draft   Attacks Project of Sending Soldiers of Spain to Lithuania

POLKS NOT ~ CONSULTEL   Spanish Paper Anxious ~ Abouf - Spanish Troops Scat Abroad.   ORDERED BY THE “LEAGUE?   Paper Says it is “Peculiar Manaer ia Which to inaugurateOp:a Uiplomacy.

Sen. Moses Reports That. . Martens’ Case Should Go. To Justice Department

THE SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE SUBMITS REPORT ON ACTIVITIES   5 A CITIZEN OF GERMANY   Case Is One For Department of Justice Rather Than for Senate, Chairman Moses  Declares.

Surprising. Lack ~ - of Moral: pages      hd. Charge of, H, F, Barker, Creat q Ofelia cr Garker’s se

LOOSE BUSINESS. METHODS BRING HEAVY Tasers         SO DECLARES OFFICTAL Of THE NATIONAL, ASSOCIA. TION OF CREDITAIEN A‘ MEETING Topas

BUSINESS MEN CONDEMNED BY H.F.BARKER   Credit Man Says Loose Busi. ness Practices Has Cost $250,000,000.   SURPRISING LACK OF MORAL FIBRE   During Recent Months With Markets Depressed Dishonesty Practiced.

LOOSE BUSINESS = _ PRACTICES DANGEROUS   Many Orders Cancelled and Postponed Which Has Made  Business Precariaue.

UNETHICAL METHOD OF TRADING COSTLY   Has Cost the Country More Thar $250,000,000 Says Credit Official Today

FLAYS CANCELLATION OF ORDERS AS PERIL JO TRADE STABILITY   Declares Lack of Moral Fibre in Trade Practices Both of © Buvers and Sellers

aac Al CANCELLATIONS   OFFICIAL OF CREDIT MEN DISCOVERS A LACK OF “MORAL FIBER” -

CANCELLATION OF ORDERS HAS BEEN COSTLY   Loss of Quarter Billion Dollars Result of Loose Business.

‘LOOSE BUSINESS’ CAUSES BiG LOSS   Quarter Of Billion Dollars Cost Of Cancellation Of Orders Credit Man Says.

HUNTS WIFE AS ~ CHILD IS DYIN(   BREAKFASTS WITH SPOUSE, BU! DOESN'T KNOW HER HOME ADDRESS

WILL NOT APPEAL CASE   Collins and Reinecker to Pardor Board Soon, Is Belief.

ASKS 15 PACT RESERVATIONS   Utah Senator Introduces Resolution Asking for Ratification.

NEW TREATY RESERVATIONS   Senator King, Democrat, of Utah, In® troduces Resolution of Ratification Carrying 15 Changes.

PROFITEERING ~ FIGHT NOW ON   BUFFALO FIRM TRYING TO EVADE THE GOVERNMENT FINE,

Charles F. Hughes Meets Opposition in Endeavor lo Slay Execulion of Fine for Profiteering.

© MaurersConteattor.   $1.50 toftet die Ware helt im BorausbezahTung.

MaurersContrattor.  wot eRe tivensss  Santor, i   Chicago und. Yiorth-Weftern

NlaurersContraftor.   $1.50 foftet die Wah: Heit im Vorausbegah lung.   Chicago und lorth-Weftern

a ‘ Maurer: Contraftor. i fe ee  a gy Beret   Chicago und uskiaats gen [

$1.50 foftet die Wahr: heit im Borausbezah; (ung.   Chicago und North-Meftern  a a ie

SALUTE GREAT  “SILENT ARMY”   France Pays Tribute io Sev: enty Thousand American Dead Heroes of World War.

American Heroes Buried in Foreign Soil Remembered   British and French Pay Trib Tribute to Dead and United States Troops in Occupied Zone Hold Spacial Services —Beldium Honore Yankees.   Niararata Gravad.

“SADDLE” BLOWS OUT RIGHT AFTER PRICE HIKE AND OKLAHOMA CITY  HAS COLD BUT NO GAS

OKLAHOMA CITY. SHORT OF GAS      Break in Main Near Duncan Causes Much Misery From Cold.

LAWYERS GIVE LEGAL SUPPOR!   Special-Committee From Bar Association En  Route to Albany

SLEPPORT TO. SOCTALISTES   } Prertzre Z Men Refused Seutk in  Assenibly Hecelye Legal Ain:

HUGHES 19 RiAD LEGAL AID FOR THE SOCIALISTS   Stormy Scenes Enacted in Nev York City Bar Association

WRANGEL'S ARMY 1S ANNIHILATED BY THE RUSSIANS   Purpose of the Menace to the Soviet Was Just Oppoagite the Effect   FRENCH ARE PEEVED   Sebastopol is Evacuated As Red Cavalry Swoops Down From North

BARTLEY CASE   Attorney for Respondent _     meri Weakness.’ ae 2   FINDS NO MOTIVE _ FOR THE CRIME

BARTLEY CASE   Attorney for Respondent Points Out Gi 2 ment’s Weakness.      F INDS NO MOTIVE FOR THE CRIME

TWO HURT DURING FIRE,   Blaze Partially Destroys Plant of Transcontinental Oil Co. at Pittsburgh,

A GOVE x ON ¥ "AY SIX YR ARS,  Purchased in Paris in 1994, 1 Has “Geet Denehedld to?foreancn Lite”

LAST SERVICE IN GINGRICH MEETING HOUSE   New Brick Building Will Replace the One Over Century Old

LAST SERVICE “INGINGRICH'S “MEETING HOUS   New Brick Building Will Replace the One Over Century Old   IN NORTH  ANNVILLE   Work Will Be Started At Onc By the Mennonite Rrothren

OPPOSITION IN IRELAND NEVER - BEFORE SO GREAT. CRITICS SAY      Protests Aw Made Against Severity of-the Military. Regime While Others Complain That it is Not Sufhciently Drastic. ~

“WOH PPOTN wT ANE      Sharp Criticism Follows Government Agents Failure To Discover  Leaders In Recent Disorders.

OPPOSITION NEVER $0 GREAT AS NOW   Irish Bitter In Denunciation of England’s Military Regime On Island.

GOVERNMENT ~ OPPOSITION   Some Critics Protest the Severity of the Military Regime.

UPPUSt TION Tt OVERNMENT {a GROWING OE VERE   RITICISM OF MILITARY REGIMI IS MORE GENERAL THAN LEVER BEFORE.

IRELAND REEKS WITH CRITICISM      Opposition to’ Government Was -Never, Before So Gen- , re eral. sot

HELLFERICH FOUND GUILTY  OF LIBELLING ERZBERGER   Former German Minister of Treasury Fined 2300 Marks—Is Cheered Rw «mneewfatnr<_

HELFFERICH GUILTY OF LIBEL   Former German Minister Convicted im Rerlin Coeurt.

EN, WHO SLEW NG TRLED FOR PPATHE!   (GUL, BINTE FATHER, MURDER OF ST!

S-TENR-OUD GIRL ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF ATEBEATHED ANMITS    iLSO KILLED HER FATHER FOUR SEAPS AGO IN DEFENSE OF HER WOTHER.

LARGE PAPER MILL Le REDUCES WORKING WEEK      Lack of Demand for Cotton Oi and Meal Closes Burkeye Cotton Oil Company.

VOLUNTEERS AND TROOPS CALLED TO HALT RIOTS   FOREIGN CITIZENS IN TLLENOIS TOWN DRIVEN FROM BURN. ING HOMES, THEN REPORTED KILLED

Italian District Is Mass of Smouldering Ruins Following Night of Terror in Which Mob Ruled Supreme

ILLINOIS TOWN IN MOB CONTROL   Riot Follows Arrest.of Foreigners On, Murder Charge   TORCH APPLIED’. 10 - HOMES   Troops Rushed to Scene. As Cit; Officials Are Seized

SOUT HO ilk OPHING REUNION   MORE THAN. 100 TAKE THE ROSE CROIX DEGREES   A EARUET GLOS.5 REBNION

OTOH RTE OPrING REUNION   MORE THAN 100 TAKE THE ROSE CROLY DecRE ws   A RANPUET CLOSES PEMMION      st Successful Wo kK—Lmpressive Ceremonies—Prominent Visitars— Briltiant Speeches,

RUHR LABOR REPUDIATES WLTIMATUM   Crisis is Reached in Opposi tion to Government.  STRIKE CONTINUES   isd  Workers? Army Front [s Being Rein forced; Leaders Admit Jbefeats French Reinse Berlin- Appeal

“FRANCE DENIES » GERMANY RIGHT TO MOVE ARMY   EBERT GOVERNMENT NOT -T0 SEND TROOPS INTO RUHR DISTRICT.   Revolutionary Leaders Are. in Conference—General Strike “Ts Not Ceneral.

CRISIS IMPENDING,   Berlin Anxiously Watching Develop. ments in Ruhr Region.

POISON IN BODY. OF “PEACH KING;” EX-WIFE ARRESTE   Woman, With Sister. and Son, Held For Death’ of Georgia Man.

DEATH OF WELL KNOWN GEORGIA FARMER MURDER   Woman Who Takes Over Property is Arrested and Charged With Crime.

THREE HELO FOR GEORGIA MURDER   Former Wife of “Peach King” Her Son and Sister Accused of Poisoning Him.

OFFICER KILLED BY KENTUCKY SNIPERS   Disturbance Near Hamilton, O.. Ends In Death For One And Wounds For Another.

MYERS RENOUNCES PRATY CONTROLLED BY TOWNLE'   Montana Democratic Senator Urges Bourbons to Support Republicans 2

Sen. Myers, Montana, » _ Leaves Dem. Party; to  Vote for Republican:

URGES MONTANA DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN   Democratic Senator Says Non Partisan League Controls the Party.

DEMOCRAT. BOLTS-TICKET       Radical -Contral Party, in. Montana 4:Senator’ Myers-Saya

URGES MONTANA DEMOCRATS TO YOTE FOR G, 0.-P.   Senator Myers, Democrat, De clares Duty of Democrats to Oppose League   ‘WON’T BETRAY MY STATE’   Would Rather Retire Than See Orgy of Radicalism Such as Prevails in N. ID., He Says

MYERS OF MONTANA SAYS VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS   ‘Democratic Senator Declares _ His State Party Captured  By Non-Partisan League

WOULD FINANCE FOREIGN TRiJE   Hoover and O'hors Urge Organization of a Cocp..a.cn   GONFERENGE HELD AT CHICAGO

WOULD FINANCE FOREIGN TRIJE   Hoaver aid Othsrs: Gigo- OF ganization of a Cop. Bit.   CORFERERCE HELO:AT CHICAGO

Witness Tells of Suitcase Left at Scene of Explosion by Stranger.

OLYMPIC GAMES WILL OPEN TODAY ~ ANTWERP FIELD   Cheers for Yankee Athlete: Who Will Uphold Prestige of U.S. Against 26 Other Lands.

0, ATHLETES NUMBERING 223 READY FOR FRA)   Representatives of 27 Na tions March in Review Before King Albert of Bel: aqium: Stadium Opened.

IN REAR END RAIL CRASK   Failure to Hear Signal: Blamed For Canadian Wreck.

1S KILLED I CANADA WRECK, SCORE INJURED   Rear End Collision of Pas: senger Trains Causes Heavy Loss Life

15 PERSONS DEAD IN A RR. WRECK   REAR-END COLLISION OF 'FW® TIONS OF VANCOUVER, PRESS QN E48. PACIFIC       THE FIRST SECTION BECAME STALLED. WHEN THE COLD CUT OFF STEAW

Passenger Train on Canadian Pac ific, Stalled in the Snow, Was Struck by Second Section.

TARE DEAD IN TRAIN COLLISION   At Least Twenty More Were Injured When Two Seetions Of Express Strike

FIFTEEN ARE DEAD IN CANADIAN TRAIN. CRASI   Rear End Collision on Cana dian Pacific Telescopes Twa Carson Curve,   INTENSE COLD {S$ BLAMED

GERMANY NOW FACING ITS GREATEST CRISIS   Rebellious Working Masses Are Now Furious and Are Making Preparation to Meet Force With Force,

SUPREME CRISIS ON IN GERMANY   . in Government’s “Blood and Iron’ _ Policy Whips Passions Inté; Fury,   MAY START MEW CIVIL WAR   ay Premlor Milterand Says Franch Troope Will Occupy Frankfurt~-Treaty Limit of German Soldiers Used~ in Ruhe District Exceeded.

FEAR NEW GIVIL WAR IN GERMANY   Dispatches Indicate That Su preme Crisis Is in S ght.   BERLIN'S POLICY RESENTED   Government's “Blood and_ tron” Threats Whip Passions of Strikers Into Fury — French Troops May Occupy Frankfurt.

EX-SOLDIER ENDS OWN LIFE   Chicago Man Decides He i Burden te His Wife.

-R.RFARE —~ MEASURi   SIGNED BY .GOV. COX  ALONG WITH. OTHER  BILLS.   Repeals Two Cent Fare Law Suspended During the Wai—Goes Into Effect May 25.

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL REPEALING 9-CENTFARELAW   Law Becomes Effective May 25 Unless Referendum Is Called.   LOW FARE WILL PREVAIL FOR NEARLY THREE MONTHS   Ohio Rail Lines Can Gee Bat Two Rents A March

A STEAMER N      Feeighter Sends §. 0. S. Call off Virginian Coast.

CANDIDATES MICHIGAN   GEN. WOOD AND SEN. POINBPEXTER COs 2aUbay “Pr rast MPERAKING: “SOURS      SPRL ATION IF TO WHO IS GING Te GET THE EX-SOL, DIEL YOTR

OPEGULATION AS 10 MIGHIGAN RESULT   Republican Presidential Candidate: Centering Attention Upon Voters in That State.   PRIMARY TO BE HELD APRIL 5   Wood Declares Charges Made by Borah Are “Too Ridiculous” to be Noticed.

MICHIGAN IS BATTLE GROUND   Candidates Are Watching Ac tivities of Wood and Poindexier in Wolverine State.   SOLDIERS ARE FOR WOOD

LET "EM VOTE. SAYS LOWDEN   Illinois Women to Partici pate in Primary Regard‘less. of Suff Contest.   DOVER STILL SCENE _ OF SPIRITED BATTLE

BLEW BANK VAULT.   Securities Valued at $80,000 Taken From O'Fallon. Mo.

MESSENGER HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Hung on Sill of a Fast Moving Express Car Which Was Burned

FYPRESS MESSENGER HES NUSSL AND ERGHING EXPERIENCE IN FIR   CLINGS TO CUTSIDE OF FAST MOVING EXPRESS CAR WHILE iT BURNS.

TRAPPED BY FLAMES IN EXPRESS CAR, MAN HANGS ON SILL UNTIL If STOPS

HOXORED DEAN BUTLER   Was Made President of Collese Music Schools Association

MAIL ORDER PRICES “ARE STILL HIGHER —THANLOGAL STORES   Recent Reductions of Chicago Catalogue Houses of no Benefit Here   COMPARISONS ARE REVEALED * BY A LA GROSSE MERCHANI   John Sinclair Quotes Prices to Show the Difference

MAL ORDER PRICES © ARE-STILL HIGHER ~THANSLOCAL STORES   ‘Recent: Redueé ions of Chicage - . Catalogiie Holises: of. no.  i ‘Benefit ‘Here.   LCOMPARISORS “ARE “REVEALED . BY ACLA’-GROSSE: -MERGHANT   John: Sinclair. “Quotes Prices to Show the Difference ;

FIND NEW RUSS GOLD FIELDS   Prospectors Report Rich Placer and Quartz Deposits in Oifferent Parts of Russia,

MANY LEAGE RD UF MOOT NEL FA TAAL   INFICTRENTS RETURNED I CHICAGO AGAINST VST PROMINENT REDS OF UL.

GHIGAGO 10 BE SUENE OF THE RADICAL TRIALS   Virtually Every Red of Promi nence in Country Will Be Arraigned.   SPECIAL GRAND JURY IS PROBING THE CASES   Evidence at Hand to Shov Treasonable Activities By Defendants.

85 ALLEGED HEADS OF LABORIST PARTY ARE INDICTED   VIRTUALLY EVERY PROMINENT RADICAL ADVO 1 CATH SCREDULED  ® TH FACT TRIAT.   WRS. STOKES HELD   Evidence Made Public Contains Piedge for Entering ~ Party.

TRIALS OF ALL LEADING ‘REDS’ TO BE HURRIED   Nearly All Will Be Held in Chicago— Many Indicted.

GHAND JURORS POUNCE DOWN UN AGITATORS   Rose Pastor Stokes Heads List of Those Held as Chiefs of  Communist Party.  f  I. W. W. UNDER FIRE

CHIEF RADICALS 0 FACE TRIAL IN NEAR FUTURE   Special Grand Jury in Chicago Investigating Red Activities   Communist Leaders to Number Of 85 Face Charges

ROSE STOKES IN GRAND JURY NET, ON RED CHARGE   Chicago To Demand Surrender Of Big Leaders In Other Communities.

FINAL ROUNDUP OF ALLRADICALS NOW PLANNED   GHICAGO GRAND JURY READY TC INVESTIGATE ACTIVITIES OF 1. W. W. NEXT

WILL BRING RADICAL ELEMENTS TO TRIAL   Indictments Returned Agsax' All Leaders Of Communist Party.

By Rifle and Machine Gun Fire in the Streets—At Least 1 Army Offcer and 5 Civilians Killed

NIGHT OF TERROR FOR DUBLINITES   Gunfire — and Military Raids Result in Six Deaths.

DUBLIN TERRORIZED.  Pits - asa hU6rtr!,ml(<i‘i‘i RR OT. - —ClUCU RO Eee SS ee

DUBLIN. SCENE OF OUTBREAK; CX ARE DEAD   Blasts Of Rifle And Machine Gun Fire Terrorize City.   IRISH LEADER IS SLAIN  One Officer And Five Civil  ians Are Victims Of ms. 

te REEGE GETS      Smyrna, District Is Rich Land Placed Under Her ' Sphere of Influence. —   THIS IS MAIN ACTION OF SUPREME COUNCIL      Sifting Will. Probably Extend * Qver Into. Next. We ek -..’ -1s Belief,

ly. S. ACCEPTS HERRERA   New Government in Guatemala Ys Kec. gputect.

HERRERA GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED BY U.S   State Department Annourices Apceptance of Guatemalan Regime Succeeding that of Cabrera

Leads in Choice for Demo. ‘cratic Presidential. Pref. erence and Will be. Dele. gate to National Conven.  ,

HERRERA GOV’T, OF GUATEMALA IS RECOGNIZEL   State Department Announces Step Taken by United States.

U.S. RECOGNIZES REPUBLIC ARMENIA   Decision To Permit Small Country To For Republic Reached By Supreme Council Yesterday.

EXPLANATION WITh Uo. RECOGNITION GUATEMALAN GOVT   Policy Applying to Succession of Cabrera by Herrera Is Outlined in Statement.

lo Agreement Reached On Adriatic Dispute By Su nmreme Canune3l   SERMANY IS DISCUSSED   \ymenia Becomes a Free and Independent Nation Recognized By U. S.

WEST CORK OCCUPIED BY 2,000 BRITISH SOLDIERS.   Nationalists and Unionists of Ulster in New Clashes--Two Men Killed.

BRITISH TROOPS LANDED IN ERIN   Two Thousand Fighters Distributed Throughout West “ Cork.   Unlonists and Nationalists Clash After Night of Terror—Soldler Killed and Shop Windows Smashed by Mobs.

BRITISH TROOPS - LANDED AT CORK; RIOTING GROWS   Revolvers, Stoner, Bottles ami Bricks Used at Londonherry; Former Soldier Is Kled.

TROOPS LAND IN ERIN   WESY CORK OCCUPIED BY 2,000 BRITISH SOLDIERS.   Nationalists and Unionists of Ulster ~~ in New Clashes—Two Men Killed.

TROOPS ' IN IRELAND   Two Thousand British Soldiers Occupy West Cork.    Unionists and Nationalists Clash ir - Ulster—Former Soldier and Policeman Killed.

‘OW OCOPY. vEST CORK   CONTINUED OUTBREAKS :LEAD TO DRASTIC ACTION BY BRITISH we   CLASH IN ULSTER   Unionists and Nationalists Clash in Ulster—Former Soldier and  a ie ei i See

LEAGUE DISPUTE   McCumber Pleads for Complete Rejection; Straus Favors Going In and Using It As Peace Vehicle.

NEW DEAL IN WORLD - PEACE ASSOCIATION   SENATOR WCUMBER CHANGES VIEWS ON SUBJECT.   Cenflicting Ceansel Given Presice dent-elece Harding Hegarding Plaas fer international Harmony.

ADVICE GIVEN HARDINE   BOTH SIDES PRESENTED   President-elect Advised to Reject and to Accept * League Plan

HARDING HEARS OPPOSING VIEWS ON WORLD PEACE   Senator McCumber and Oscar Strauss Confer With President-Elect   IS NEARING DECISION ON CABINET MAKE-UP   Selections For Two Important Cabinet Positions Expected Within Few Days

CONFLICTING COUNSEL GNIN PRESIDENT-ELECT REGARDING NEW LEAGU   Oscar Straus, Former Ambassador, Takes Position U.S. Should ‘Accept. League In Some Form.

NCUMBER ADVISES PRESIDENT - ELECT PUT LEAGUE ASINE   Would Try for New Deal Alf Around in Effort to Form Peace Society.   OSCAR STRAUS WOULD ‘WORK THROUGH COVENANT   Both Former Supporters Ver. sailles Pact Express Confidence in Harding‘s Policy of Seeking to Unite Country Behind World Program.

. WORKME “RAY, COUNEM,           ction Paken at © Chemnitz, Tad trint Center "

GEN PERSHING DIDN’T KNOW OF ARMISTICE UNTIL 6 A M, NOV 11   Stopped All Forward Movements as Soon Thereafter as Possible, He Says :

aT OEAPLANE ENE 1 LAKE   REVENUE CUTTER REPORTS  DISCOVERY OF AIRCRAFT OFF MANITOWOC

COAST GUARDS LOOK FOR BOAT   Great Lakes Naval Training Seaplane Adrift During Night.   FEAR MEN HAVE PERISHED

GIT FAGD TRAE STEADY TUSBEASING THAAUCHAIIT. BERNER   SHUGOULING OF POTATOES CARRIED ON ON GREATER SCALE THAN EVER BEFORE.

RATIONING SYSTEM N CERMANY   Some Newspapers Contend That the Average Individual Cannot Subesist on Food Allowance

BITUMINOUS CPERATORS TO MOVE WINTER FUEL   < Today in Washington tc  Work Out Plans for Sup. plying Northwest.

WILSON COMPLETES PLANS FOR MARCH ¢   President Will Leave White House After Luncheon With Mr. Harding.

To Be- Held int din White: Pole ing: Inatigura’ Will Mark Exit® of gent: Ocounant     HEALTH. IS IMPROVING

AILSON TO LUNCH WITH HARDING ON INAUGURATION DAY   Secretary Tumulty . Announce :  President’s Plana For In- ~ auguration - Day. a

HARDING AND WILSON WILL LUNCH TOGETHER   Seeretary Tumulty Announces Presiden’s Inauguration Day Plans After Conference   WILL RIDE WITH HARDING

President and Ex-President to Lunch at White House or Harding’s Inauguration Da

PRESIDENT AND SUCCESSOR WILL DINE TOGETHER   Wilson Will Move From Whit House Immediately After Lunch Inauguration Day

INAUGURATION DAY PLANS ANNOUNCED   Woodrow Wilson and Presiden Harding Will Lunch at White House Just After Ceremony.   WILSON’S HEALTH IMPROVED   Secretary Tumulty Says Recovery i More Rapid With Relief From Burden of Worry.

PRESIDENT WILSON AND HARDING “WILL HAVE: LUNCHEON TOGETHER      Tes Wil Follow Inauguration ion On ‘March 4th After Which ‘Wilson Becomes Private

WILSON TO LUNCH WITH PRESIDENT HARDING MARCH 4      He Will Then Proceed 10 His New Jiome 2340 8S. Street, Secretary Tumulty Announced.

THEY WILL HAVE LUNGH TOGETHER   President Wilson and President Harding Will Have Lunch at White House   ON INAUGURATION DAY   Mr. Wilson Will Take. Part in the Ceremonies— Hardinege’s Cabinet

WILSON PLANS 10 ATTEND INAUGURAL    After Ceremonies at Capitol He Will Return to White - House. ° .   WILL LUNCH WITH HARDING   President to Getto Work a . Once on Books After March 4,:

WILSON TO MEET HARDING   Will Lunch Together After Inaugu:ation  ee een ne  WILSON 10 WRITE  President's Health Is Improving

WILS'N ANDHARDING WILL DINE TOGETHER AFTER INAUGURATI'N   FOLIAWING LUNCHEON PRESIDENT , WILL LEAVE WHITE HOUSE FOR NEW HOME

COMPLETE PLANS FOR NAGEURAT) RAY PPAR OAM         Wil Laz! ate Ghee  Wilson and Thur Toreties       AW SLSON WILL TARE Ur SAITERARY Wank       Phins to Write Se ties of Bees sun

WILSON 10 RIDE WN . INAUGURAL PARADE   WILL ACCOMPANY PRESIDENT. ELECT To CAP. TOL AND ENTERTAIN HIM AT LUNCH (ON IMMESIATELY AFTER.

GREAT BRITAIN’S IRISH POLICY IS TO BE MODIFIEL   No More Arrests Will Be Made “On Suspicion,” Is Belief

yi IRISH POLICY   No Offenders to Be Jailed on _ Suspicion to Be Held for Evidence.      QUICK “JUSTICE” FOR MURDERERS:« ARRESTED   Flying Column of Infantry te _ Suppress 1 Outbreaks pho nee.

NEW POLICY IN IRELAND BESU   No More Sentenses on Suspicion But Quick-Drastic Punishment for the Guilty.

POLICY TOWARD IRELAND 10 BECHANGED    PRISONERS NOW HELD ON SUSPICION ARE TO BE RELEASED

British Move Fast To Hold Erin In Check   Suppression of Future Violence i Principal Object of New Plan Irish Leader Assails United States in an Address

EW AG SALE BILL PEND. aN@-3 aE LYE {RISK        NEW R150 POLICY RSCENT2Y FORMULATED 18 HECOM. . GRE APPABEST..--

BRITAIN’S NEW IRISH POLIGY 1S MORE APPARENT   In the Future No Offenders Will Be Jailed on Suspicion, to Be Hold Until Found Innocent.

FRANK WILLIS TO LECTURE HERE MONDAY, APR. 26   Former Head of Ohio, Will Speak in Methodist Episcopal Church in Interests. of Anti- Saloon Leacue.   OTHER NOTES

SAYS VICTIM WAS POISONED   Arsenic Found in System and Glass Taken From Stomach.

POISON FOUND IN SYSTEM   Dead Man's Stomach Contained Nine Pieces of Glass, Chemist Tells Jurors.

OVERALL MOVEMENT IS GAINING GROUND FAS   Effort to Force Down Price of Clothing Is Spreading Rapidly Over Country, .   WOMEN ASKED TO JOIN

NOTES MAY BE MADE PUBLIC.   Supreme Council About Decided tc Give Them Publicity.

FARMERS AFTER BIG MEMBERSHIP   Thousands of Dollars, It is Said, Have Been Saved By Association

PLAN TO WAR AGAINST MUNITIONS SMUGGLIN(   Co-operation With U. S. Military Commander in Lower California Part of Scheme

STATEMENTS CONFLICT   As to Conditions in Illinois Coal Mining Districts

MINERS G0 BACK TO WORK SLOWL   Opinion as to Number Stit! Out Differs — Red Agita_ tors Busy.

CONFLICTING CLAIMS ABOUT MINERS’ STRIKI   Claim is Made Workers Ar Overriding the Union Officialsc.

JUDGE POLLARD DIES   DEAN OF Howarp COUNTY BAN 5S HIS            Served as Fi Judge in Howard, - Tipton Circult.

JUDGE POLLARD IES   DEAN OF HOWARD COUNTY BAR “RESTS HIS CASK.”   served as First Judge in UHowardTipton Circuit.

LEADERSHIP OF WORLD LOST TO '' S., SAYS BAKER   Says Industrial Conflict Lies Ahead and Treaty Must Obviously Be Ratified

SAYS JENKINS WAS ‘IN PLOT   Mexican Rebel Leader Tells of Former Consul’s Relations With Bandit Chief.

LIED PROBABLY.   Mexican Testified Against Jenkins in Kidnapping Case.

ARRANGED KIDNAPPING   Mexican Rebel Officer Tells Th Tale Via “Third. Degree.”   HE SAYS. HE CARRIED NOTES   Helped to Arratige The ew "s ‘Capture of Jenkins oe Rebet Outlawsy >  ae fae

‘DECLARES JENKINS IN PLOT   Mexican Rebel Leader Te!!ls of Ex. Consul’s Connections

‘THIRD DEGREE’ IS  USED ON: WITNESS. -IN JENKINS. CASE   Puebla Police Force “Confession”: from Mexican; Says Yank Conspired With Abductors.

AARNE A PAN  WAvuco Fun  AHINE (RIVE   French Will Occupy German Cities Immediately Unless Ebert Withdraws Soldiers From Neutral Border Zone   Tributes From Teuton Towns Demanded by Paris Paper to Cover Occupation Costs; Wilson Seeks Explanation

FRENCH ARWY ANVANGES [3 . PARIS RUMOR   Ya, Leaves of french Military Men Cancelled; Washington Js Not Officially Informed of Action by Marshal Foch.

FRENCH TROOPS REPORTED MOVING IN FRANKFORT   War Office Refuses to Confirm or Deny Rumor—Marshal Foch jin Charge of Military Measures. 

NOTHING DEFINITE KNOWN OF MILLERANDS INSTRUCTIONS   FRENSH READY. TO ENTER ‘= GERMAN TERRITORY.

RHINE CROSSED BY THE FRENGH ARMY   Paris Gets Unofficial Reports 0! Military Operations.   OFFICIALS MAINTAIN SECRECY   Soldiers on Leave Recalled as Occu. pation of Ruhr Cities Is Forecast 700,000 French Troops Are Still Under Arms.

ACROSS RHINE   Utmost Secrecy Maintained j Paris Official Circles Concerning Operations.   MEN ON LEAVE RECALLED   All Officers and Soldiers on Easter Vacations Ordered to Join Their —  Outfits Immediate! y—700,000 : Men Under Arms. :      Mayence, April 6.—French troops Occupied Frankfurt carly this morn. ing,

FRANCE WIAINTAINS (UTMOST SECRECY   Nothing Known With Regard te Orders Issued for Troops in Rhine Zone.   RUMORED ARMY IS MOVING

UGH Io GIVEN FULL POWER IN RUHR DISTRICT   Secrecy, However, !s Maintained As to the Nature of the “Military Precautions” to Be Taken There.

FRENCH TROOPS ce * GROSS RHINE   Utmost Secrecy Maintained in ~ Paris Official Circles Con_ cerning Operations.   MEN ON LEAVE RECALLED   Ail Officers and Soldiers on Easter  _ Vacations Ordered to Join Their  . Outfits (mmediately—700,000 Men Under Arms.   Mayence, April 6.—French troops occupied Frankfurt early this morn. ing.

REOENT SENDING Ur THUGS INTE HUWA DISTRICT   Reported that Advance is Planned in Reprisal for Occupation of Neutral Zone   GERMANY NOT INACCURATE ON INFORMATION SAYS PARIS   Believe More Troops are En gaged than Officially Reported

HUN TROOPS © MARCH INTO ALLIED ZONE   And French Army Is Reported Meving. Toward Frankfort, East of Rhine.   FRANCE HAS 700,000 SOLDIERS IN ARMS

FRENCH TROOPS LINE THE RHINE READY TO CROSS   Prepared to Enter Ruhr Territory as Reprisal For  Treaty Break   ACTION IN FOCH’S HANRS   EVIDENCE SHUWS THAT BERLIN HAD NO REASON FOR SENDING ARMY INTO NEUTRAL ZONE

FRENGH TROOPS CROSS RHINE   Utmost Sscrecy Maintained in Paris Official Circ'es Concérning Operations.   MEN ON LEAVE RECALLED   All Officers and Soldiers on Easter  Vacations Ordered to Join Their   Outfits Immediately—700,000 Men Under Arms.

REVOLTSPREADS THROUGH NORTH MEXICO STATES   Spreads Into Chihuahua—Fight in Capital That State

WILL BE READY T0 “MEET CRIME WAVE   MAYOR ‘KREECK PROPOSES TO FORM NEIGHBORHOOD COMMI!TEES.   ORGANIZE TO PROTECT   Vigilance Squads Will Be Put in Readiness to Co-operate With Officers.   Sheriff-elect Johns Will Make An Effort to Get C. P. A. to Help if Needed.

Of Mrs. Sallie Humston Occurred At Home Of Daughter  This Morning.   FUNERAL TO BE MONDAY

CAPTIVES OF REDS KILLED BY HUNDREDS   Bolsheviki No Longer Conceal Fact Winter Campaign Is Impossible.   UKRAINIANS JOIN WRANGEI   Carry on War to Rid Their Country of the Soviets—Severe Engagement Occurs Between the Poles and Lithuanians.

2,000 PRloONE Ra ~—AILLED BY AED   Russ Massacre Thousands of Civilians at Berdiansk.   SOVIET SUPPLIES RUN LOW   Bolsheviki No Longer Conceal! Fact That a Winter Campaign Is Impossible—Poles and Lithuanians Battle.

REDS MASSACRE 2,500 CAPTIVES   Beisheviki No Longer Conceal Fact Winter Campaign is Impossible.   Carry on War to Rid Their Ceountr; ef the Seviets—Severe Engagement Occurs Between the Poles and Lithuanians.

POLES SUFFER  HEAT LSSE   Report Clashes Agains Lithuanians Between VYilnae-Kawuno

SEVERE FIGHTING  IN VILNA REGION   Poles and Lithuanians Suffer Heavily,

REDS MASSACRE 2,500 CAPTIVES   Bolsheviki No Longer Concea Fact Winter Campaign Is Impossible.  a ae! a   NXRAIMIANS JOIN WRANGEL   Carry on War to Rid Their Country of the Soviets—-Severe Engagement Occurs Between the Poles and Lithuanians,

KEDS. MASSAGRE 7,500 CAPTIVES   Bolsheviki No Longer Conceal Fact Winter Campaign © Is Impossible.   UXRAINIANS JOIN ° WHANGET   Carry on War to Rid Their Country of the Soviets—Severe Engagement Occurs Between the Poles and Lithuanians.

“DISOLVING      Reds. Surrender Because They Lack Food, Shocs, and Clothing.

pTILAGU FOUD Puts DROP ON  LATE CROP NEW?   MOVEMENT OF ONIONS FROM TEXAS IS ONE OF DISTURBING FACTORS IN CASE,

SOME DECLINE - IN FOOD PRICES   Texas Bermuda. ‘Onion: . Dropped Fifty Cents. a in’ Chicago ~*~

SOME FOODS COST LESS   IN CHICAGO MARKET RERMEDA ONIONS DROP 50 CENTS ON THE BUSHEL.

FOOD: PRICES DECLINE      Cabbage and Onions Wyon ' Chicago Market.

MAY onUT Ott FOOD UPPLIt OF THE MATION   Entente Insists Upon Immediate Execution of Disarmament Clauses of the Treaty   BERLIN GUARDS AGAINST RECURRENCE OF REVOLT   Rumors of Another Uprising Stirs Ebert Government

ERMAN GUARD AGAINST THREAT “HENEWREYNTT   Take Precautionary Measures as Rumors Spread of New Attempt to Overthrow Government to Join Soviets   BALTIC TROOPS DEFIANT; HOIST “KAISER’S FLAG’   Administration Armed Forces are Massed in Genter of Berdin Following Return of Sev: ering from Rohr 

DANGER OF NEW GERMAN REVOLT THOUGHT PAS)   Uprising at Present Averted, Al. though Country Appears Preparing for Civil War.

WATCH GERMANY FOR REVOLT      CLAIM BALTIC TROOPS HAVE RAISED A “KAISER FLAG’ AND ARE DEFIANT — FACE CIVIL STRIFE

FAIR WARNING   Disarmament Clauses of th Peace Treaty Must Be Observed.

FEAR OUTBREAK OF A CIVIL WAR AMONG TEUTONS      Baltic Troops Defiant, Hoist “Kaiser Flag’”’ Over Camp

Danger of Uprising About Passed   The Danger af New Uprising tust bert Goverment Apparently Has Passed,

DEAY IS ACQUITTED ON POISON CHARGE   JURY DELIBERATED ONLY TEN MINUTES BEFORE GIVING VERDICT   ATTRACTED BIG CROWD        More Interest In Trial Than , n Since “Incubator Baby” Case.” Years Age ; 4   Defense Introduced Testimony 4 Establish An Alibi For the Defendant

CQ ON POISON CHARCE   JURY DELIBERATED ONL} TEN MINUTES, BEFORE. __ GIVING VERDICT   ATTRACTED BIG CROWD:   More Interest In Trial Than. Since “Incubstor Baby”. Years Aga       Defense Intreduced Testimori; Establish An Alibi For the Defendant

FIRST BLIZZARD UF THE SEASON   Leadville, Colo., Reports Old Man Winter’s Initia] Spree.

MESSENGER HELD UP AND ROBBED BY AUTO BANDITS  RELIEVED OF $20,000 IN   RELIEVED OF $20,000 IN CHICAGO THIS MORNING.

ROB MESSENGER OF $70,000   Three Robbers in Chicago Seize Satchel! Containing Currency and Checks ‘and Cscape in Auto,

MALLORY LINE 10 RESUME SERVICE   Answers Hobby, Saying Sailings t Galveston Will Be Resumed Next Week.

CONDITIONS IN GERMANY ARE IMPROVING   ANNOUNCED THE GOV ERNMENT. HAS. RE-ESTABLISHERY i 178 AUTHORITY an KGET AN LEIPSIG..

EBERT GALLS MEETING OF GABIMET 10 BAIA ABOUT END OF BIOTG   Berlin Again Begins to Look Peaceful After tin Week of Civil Strife and Ravaging af Homes.

MEL LOUAY LHARU MANY HUN CITIES Noske Will Hold Post  While Rebels Are To Be Punished.

GERMAN SITUATION BECOMES MORE QUIE!   GOVERNMENT RE-ESTABLISHES AUTHORITY AT KIEL.   Attorney General Begins Proceedings Against Kapp and Luettwitz—-New Cobtnet Will Be Formed.

N GERMANY QUIE   Government -Re-exlabishment at Kle and Leipsic, Yon Kapp Ofticlals to be Punished,

General Strike Settled by - Giving Workers Greater Power in Government

TRY MINERS ON MONDAY   Hearing of Case Against Coal Operators and Union Officials Opens at Indianapolis Tomorrow Before Federal Judge Anderson.   COLLUSION TO RETARD PRODUCTION CHARGED   “Certain Matters” Concerning Attorney General’s Connection With Case and Suppression of Evidence Will Be Up for Investiqatian

MOVIES MAY QUIT. IN CHICAGO, UNICN  DEMANDS ARQUSE   Dismissal of Business Agent, No “Useless Employes” Are Points Owners Ask.

WAR NAY CLOSE THEATERS   Chicago Owners in Con flict with Operators.

HICAGO PICTURE THRATE MAY BBDARE     , 2p        Owners Remand Union Modify: Ne. Agent.

a Sante  Jeol eel, Jools Cas leoloovootesteoventsey ve ofertoo? Saat ed   : UNION DEMAND MAY. . CLOSE MOVIE SHOWS IN CHICAGO, FEB... 29

CHICAGO FILM WORLD IS UPSET BY LABOR FIGHT   Movie Owners Threater Close Up and Throt tle Union.

CHICAGO MOTION PICTURE TEATRES 10 CLOSE DUWK RESULT OF LABOR WAR

FRENCH COMMISSION WAS SENT WARNING OF BOMR   Total Dead is Thirty-five and Loes g $2,500,000.

FANATIC MAY BE BOMB THROWER   ETTER TO FRENCH COMMIS. SION HINTS HE DID IT “FOR FRANCE”

BOLIVIA READY TO OFFER AMENDS   Rolivia Regrets Attack on Peruvi an Legation.   “Foreign Minister Asks Material Rep. aration for Loss and Arrest of  Officiais Involved.

BOLIVIA QUITE SORRY   REGRETS ATTACK ON PERUVIAN LEGATION; TO MAKE AMENDS.   Foreign Minister Porras of Peru Asks Material Reparation and Arrest of Men Involved.

HEAVY SNOW HALTS TRAINS   Traffic on Raliroada in Parts of Ne braska Tled Up as Result of Bilzzard.

BUSY WEEK FO BOTH PARTIES   REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES TO BE HELD IN PENNSYLVANIA. TOMORROW AND OREGON FRIDAY —IT LAST “FREE FOR ALL.”

DEMOCRATS START BUSY WEEK TODA      CONVENTIONS AND PRIMARIES IN SEVERAL STATES ARE TO CTARE Prac KG.

nT RAISER DF BUSY-WEER   DEMOCRATS. HOLDING STATE “CONVENTIONS IN TWO “ STATES. TODAY.”

AN “OFFI   That's What the London Times Says About the. Postponed Action on Plea of Persia:

PRESS ATTACKS LEAGUE COUN   POSTPONEMENT OF ACTION RELATIVE TO PERSIA IS CRITICIZED.

NEW ATTACKS UPAN LEAGUE   Failure to Make Public Persian Correspondence Riles British Press.   COUNCIL’S MEETING IS CALLED A FARCE

BRITISH OFFICERS CRITICISE LEAGUE   FAILURE TO TAKE ACTION IN CASE OF PERSIA RAPPED. ,   RUSSIA . THREATENS   oo a i LABOR = PAPERS  SPECIALLY BITTER IN THEIR ATTACK. ~   Other Jonrests c ‘omplain Because Full Pablicity Is Not Given ~to. Various Movements, ©

DELAYING OF PERSIAN AID I$ ATTACKED   London ‘Press Criticises League Council Action.  CALLED A FARCE   Labor Paper B Declares Leagne fs Ale ready Dead ‘Because it Never Lived“-—Noie Kept Secret.

OMARP ATTAGK ON LEAGUE COUNCIL'S ACTION IN LONDON   Failure to Act on Persia’s Pleg Called Humiliating and Malicious by the Papers.

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS DENOUNCE ACTION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN PERSIAN MATTERS

Phtoo UF LONDON ASOAILS LEAGUE   Persia Deal by the Council Flayed in Editorials.   FAILURE TO ACT IS SCORED   Britain Is Warned That the League I: Dead—One Paper Says It Never Lived—‘“‘A Pompous Farce,” Asserts Times.

PERSIA DEALBY — LEAGUE FLAYED   London Press Attacks Council's Delay for Protection Against the Reds.   WARNS BRITAIN LEAGUE DEAD   Times Captions Its Editorial on the Subject “A Pompous Farce’— Says Council Sticks to the Old Secret Diplomacy.

BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED   . CHICAGO AND WESTERN IN. DIANA RAILROAD CO. GETS PIERMIT FOR 38,000,000,

PLAN CONFERENCE ‘0 REOPEN PACKER ON FARM SITUATION WAGE CONTROVERSY

10 OBLITERATE PARTY LINES   Democrats and Republicans Will Get Together In Effort To Help — the Country.

Threatening To Burn It Rather Than Buy Coal—Demand Corrective Measures Be Taken at Washington.   Members of House and Senate of Both Parties Will Get Together and Endeavor to Provide Relief For the Farmars.

Western Members of Gongres: Work Together to Aid Food Producers,

FARMER ot EK REAL MARKET THRU NEW LAWS   Western Solons to Get To: gether to Make a Change

Party Lines To Be Forgotten = - In Effort By Congress To Remedy Situation of Farmers and Stockmer

CONGRESSMEN FROM WEST TO » UNITE TO RELIEVE CONDITION OF FARMERS.   FORM A. PROGRAM   Conferences Are Now Being Held With a View to Formulating a Working Program To Be Submitted Soon After Congress Convenes December 6.

WILL WIPE OUT  ~ PARTY LINES   MIDWESTERN AND WESTER} MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AIM AT UNITY

PARTY LINE MAY BE “BITERATED      rn,eSenators, : Will Hold ~ Conference. ‘at’ ‘Opening” ‘of. ~~ =. Congress. (0.   PACKER. BILL:TO BE — FORCED: TO: PASSAGE   s @ nator. Hitchcock Leads ‘Movement to Help Grain,. live Stock Producers, —

VOTE OF WEST WIL UNITE FITHER HOUSE   Party Lines Will Be Lost ir Effort to Secure Aid for Western. Farmer.   KENYON-KENDRICK BILL WILL COME UP EARLY   SARMERS THREATEN tO BURN CORN, THINKING MARKETING SYSTEM WRONG, SAYS SENATOR FAITCHCOCK.

CONCERTED EFFORT WILL BE MADE T0 HELP THE FARMERS     RY ALL LEGISLATORS OF WEST  AN MIDDLE WEST REGARD LESS OF PARTY

WON’T FIGHT SOVIETS   NO U. S. INTERVENTION UNLESS THE KAISER RETURNS.   Officialdom in Washington Believes Aimerica Would Permit Reds to Establish German Republic.

NO FIGHT WITH REDS   U. S. Won’t Intervene in Germany __, Unless Kaiser Returns.   Americar Would, Permit Soviets to Establish Republic, Is Belief _ J 4...dity, Washington. SoBe

ERIVAN LATEST CITY 10 BE. SOVIETIZED   “REDS AND TURKISH NA TIONALIST FORCES COOPERATING.

SOVIET GOVERNS IN ERIVAN   Fourth Big Caucasian Province to Se Up Bolshevik Government Within Few Weeks.

HARDING HAS FEW POLITICAL DEBTS TO PAY      }  ‘Why? There Weren't Many   “Original” Backers of Ohio Senator -

HARDING HAS FEW POLITICAL DEBTS TO PAY   There Were Not Many Griginal Backers of the Ohio Ae Senator

PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED ON THE LOWR OHIO   Steel Nulled John Lowry Only Boat Attempting to Battle the Ice.

HARDING WIRES “CONGRATULATION   “As An Olean and a Fellow Publishes _E Congratulate You On An Honorable Victory”

ROYAL THEATRE   WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY   “THE BANDBOX’’   Sends Congratulations.

HARDING 15 GLAD, TOO.   Congratulates Cox As Ohioan and Fellow Publisher

JARDING SENDS GREETINGS 10 GOX   3epublican Nominee Says Democratic Candidate Deserved . to Win at Frisco.   WON'T CHANGE 6. 0. P. PLANS   ‘It Is ‘Admitted Generally That Ohio Is Now Debatable Ground—President Wilson Carried State Four Years Ago.

HARDING WIRES CONGRATULATION      if “As An Ohloan and a Fellow Publishe 1 Congratulate Yow On An Honorable Victory”

OPPONENT   Republican Nominee Says Democratic Candidate Deserved to Win at Frisco.   WON'T CHANGE 6. 0, P. PLANS   It Is Admitted Generally That Ohio is Now Debatable Ground—President Wilson Carried State Four Years Ago.

HARDING AND. COM EXCHANGE GREETING   Republican Nominee Says Gov- ernor Deserved to Win.   G. 0. P. PLANS UNCHANGED   Generaily Admitted in Well-Informec . Political Circles That Ohio Is Now Debatable. ‘Ground—Wilson  ~~ Garried the State.  ae

GREETING 10 GOX FROM HARDING   Republican Nominee Says Governor Deserved to Win.   G. 0. P. PLANS UNCHANGED   Generally Admitted in Well-Informed Political Circles That Ohio Is Now Debatable Ground—Wilson Carried the State.

IT IS COX AND ROOSEVELT      Democratic Convention Completes Labors and Nominates on 44th Ballot,   Harding Congratulates Cox.

MANY MESSAGES ° OF GREETINGS COME TO COX   THE GOVERNOR REFUSES STATEMENT UNTIL OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED BY CONVENTION   Citizens of Dayton Plan Jollification Tonight as Stream of > Telegrams Pours In.   HARDING RECALLS PROPHETIC CARTOON

DUA WILL AGCEPT ThE PARTY HONOE   “TOO TIRED’’ TUESDAY TO MAKE FORMAL STATEMENT ON RESULTS.   Message From President and Others Povr in on the Nominee-——Georgia Claims the Credit for ‘‘Break’’

BOVERNOR COX “WILL ACCEPT THE NOMINATION   Sat in His Newspaper Office in Dayton, at the Wires All Night—Gets Out an Extra.

COX 100 TIRED 10 MAKE STATEMENT   Governor Says, However, He Wil Gladly Accept Honor of the Nomination,

GOVERNOR COX? WILL ACCEPT! THE NOMINA TI      'Sat in His Newspaper ee - in Dayton, at the Wires ' Night—Gets Ont an

PRESIDENT WILSON 1S  PROFOUNDLY SHOCKED ‘AF FRENCHMAN HAS APPROACHED HARDIN(   Wants Further Details - of Awful Story That He Talked About  a World Fraternity

LEAGUE WAITS FOR U!. §. SUGGESTIONS   Harding's Friends Claim Europe Willing to Accept New Association   WOULD ALTER COVENANT   Senator McCormick, of IHinois Sails to Confer With Foreign Statesmen

EUROPE AWAITS WORD FROM U.S.   Nations of the World Likely to Postpone Consideratior of Big Questions Until Af. ter Inauguration of Hard. ing Next March.   REVISION SOUGHT IN PEACE TREATY IS BEING URGED

JLEAD OF REYOLTTIONARY REGIME BLAMES OTHER NATIONS  Yonder Declares Te Asked All Alties  Inlerrene in Siheria—Ask   DAVENPORT DOCTORS ARR TINDER ARRES

HARDING MAY LEAVE PORGI   CANDIDATE \ AND PARTY LEAD ERS CONFER REGARDING FU TURE PLANS DURING CAM PAIGN. ;

Leaders Confer With Candi date and Old Question . Bobs Up Again.   Announcement on . Foreig Policy May Be Forthcoming Soon,

HARDING 10 _ LEAVEFRONT PORCH SOON   Make Several Speeche: Away From Home Say Rumors.

HARDING BREAKS: AWAY FROM fils FRONT PORGHING   WILL NOT ADDRESS CROWDs OCTSIDE MARION UNTIL AFTER OCTOBER FIRST

TRIES NEW WAY TO REDUCE H.C. L.   Bulgarian Cities March ‘Usurers Blackmaiicrs and Profiteers In Chains Through Streets.

PRAISE FOR THE BOY SCOUTS   Hoover and Mctdeo Call Them Infleemee few éLenened .

POLISH PEACE “DELEGATES HAD HARD JOURNE!   Were Thirty-Four Hours Gettin; to Brest-Litovsk, Ordinarily Four Hours Away.   ROADS RUINED BY BATTLE   Head of Mission Refused to Go On Until Communications Were Restored.

And Relieve Situation That Threatened There Due to Turkish Activities, _.

HE 1S REINSTATED.      (Dan Ahearn Apotogized And ta i  Wsceeae weeudicnsesll” tse aaacoe

ATHLETES OF THIRTY NATIONS CHEERED AS OLYMPIC GAMES OPEN   Great Stadium at Ant werp Formally Presented By King Albert.

FIRST STEPS IN oe AWARDS ~ INVESTIGATION   Senate Naval Committee To Map Out Plan For Joint Inquiry Into. — Entire Subiect.

SEEK TO SAVE GEARYS NECK   Counsel Tries for New Tria] for Notorious Gunman Sentenced to Hang.

NOTORIGUG GUNMAN SENTENCED TO   lows, is the Verdict of Jury.  COUNSEL SEEKS RETRIAL   COUNSEL SEEKS RETRIAL

ree”  HARDING'S LEAD UNPRECEDENTED   New York an Avalanche for Him. Smith Leads Slightly.

GOVERNORSHIP 1S ONLY CLOSE FIG I AEWYOSK STATE      Everything Else on the Ticket Swept by Republicans   ‘NEW YORK CITY GIVES DEBS LARGE VOTE

naan  HARDING CARRIES — N. Y. BY A MILLION   Unprecedented Vote Cast in Empire State for G. O. P. Head.   BAY STATE IS OVER 400,000 _ FOR HARDING   Latest Returns but Em phasize Great G. O. P.  Victory.

MADE CLEAN SWEEP NEW YORK STATE   Republicans Carried It In Every Branch Of The Public  Service.

HARDING GETS A TREMENDOUS VOTE IN N.Y.   Unprecedented Plurality ol Million Votes Rolled Up fo: Republican Candidate for President.   OHIO REPUBLICAN BY A GREAT PLURALITY   Unofficial Returns From Tenmessee Show State Is In Doubt; Louisiana Gives Large Republican Vote.

STATE LEADERS CLOSE IN N. Y   Governor Smith and N. R. Mil ler, Republican, Heading Tickets. Neck and Neck.

USE JAIL AS HOTEL:   ‘$e Bearce , Are Accommodation in City of Louisville,-

BREAK FLYING RECORD   Planes Cover Distance From New York to Chicago in Five Tours,

AIR MAIL PILOT BREAKS RECORD   Flies From Cleveland’ to N. Y. in 5h. 31m.

NEW FLYING RECORD   Five and One-Half Hours, Chi: cago to New York

NEW CHICAGO-N: Y. AIR LINE   All .the Records for Flying Ar Smashed by the Aerial Mail Service.

CHICAGO TONY. AIRSHIP RECORD AGAIN BROKE   Postal Flyer Makés 742-mile  Trip in 5 Hours, 34 + Rte tae +

NEW YORK-CHICAGO MAIL AVIATOR’S SPEEG RECORI   Makes Trip In Five Hours, Thirtyi, One Minutes.

WILL ATTACK CANTU FORCES   Feree of Three Thousand Mexican Geverament Troeps Bent On Giving Battle.

THE SEPVIGE MEN   Warned Against Loss of Discharge Papers—Commander D’OHer Asks   THEY BE RECORDED   May he Very Valuable in Future ¥ears—iInstrument Cannot be Duplicated

SERVICE MEN SHOULD FILE NISGHARGES   Head of Legion Warns Against Losing Enlistment Records.

ARMY RECORD MADE IN JULY   Some 15,000 Men Accepted for Enlistment During Month.

JULY BREAK& ARMY RECORD   More Than Fifteen Thousand Men Ac. cepted for Enlistment During the Month.

RECRUITING RECORDS BROKEN DURING JUL’   Adjutant General  Believes Occupa: tional Training Appeals to Young Americans.

JURY CASES ENDED   JUDGE EXCUSES PETIT JURORS FOR THE TERM   COMMISSION MEN GET A VERDICT   Dorothy Christensen ts Given Judgment Against Insurance Company for Claim Arising Out of Accident Which Causing Husband's Death.

Dorothy -Christensen is Given Judg. ment Against Insurance Company ‘for Claim Arising Out of Accident Which Causing: Husband’s ‘Death.

DEADLOCK BRINGS NO WORD FROM WT ADOO   STYLL MAINTAINS ATITIUDE OF SILENCE AT COUNTRY HOME ON LONG ISLAND.

MADOO. MAINTAINES ~~ UNBROKEN SILENG   Not Even Deadlock After 22 Ballots Brings Change [n° Non-Gommittal Policy

Interested in News, Bat Refweses te Break Silence or Chance Indifferent Attitude.

New. ‘Sheriff Says. § ‘Says. ‘Self- Deter ~~ mination and Husband  Mean Success, —

(CHAIRMAN ROBINSON, OF AR_ KANSAS TAKES STAND FOR   HONOR AND FAIRNESS 

WOULD STAND ON THE LEAGUE   Senator Robinson, Permanent Chairman, Takes Many Shots at Republican Platform.

ROBINSON OPENS SECOND: SESSION   Arkansas Senator, Made Permanent Chairman, Assails Republi“ can Platform.   FOR LEAGUE TREATY “ WITHOUT ALTERATION   Also Speake for Mandatory Over Armenia and Lauds Adminis tration for Its Legislative Achievements.

REPUBLICAN PANTY FLAYED BY CHAIRMAN   Senator Robinson Arraign: Republican Party in Masterly Address.   ‘MANY PLANKS IN PLATFORM ROTTEN   Arkansas Statesman is Per. manent Chairman of the ’Frisco Convention.

SEN. ROBINSON — NAMED CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION   TO PRESIDE OVER DEMOCRAT < iC MEETING AS PERMANENT HEAD OF ORGAGNIZATION   fa Bis Speech of Acceptance He Pig uratively Assailed the Platform adupted by the Republicans at Chicago.

ROBINSON ASSAILS CHICAGO PLATFORM, LEAGUE OPPONENTS   Says Republican Planks Are Amazing Maze of “Inconsistencies and Straddles.”   PROFITEERING PLANK IS CALLED “BIG JOKER”   Blames Republicans for Unpreparedness, Armenia Mandate, Mexican Policy.

Chairman Robinson Flays Senate and _ » Chicage Platform      Arkansas Senator Calls Republican Plattorm Ambiguous— Lauds Wilson’s Course —- Discusses Treaty

ADDRESS PRAISED DEMOCRATIC RULE   SENATOR ROBINSON SCORES REPUBLICANS IN KEYNOTE SPEECH.   Democrats Not Responsible For the Evils of Profiteering and High Taxes, Declares the Democratic Chairman

WRATH OF NATION TIRED OF POLITICS CONFRONTS 6.0.P.   Robinson Picks Repub. hican Tactics To Pieces  In Talk At ’Frisco.

SENATOR ROBINSON'S ‘KEYNOTE’ ATTACKS CHICAGO PLATFORM IN _ DEFENSE OF WILSON’S RECIM

ASSAILED 6. 0. P. PLATFORM IN HIS SPEECH AS THE.  PENN, CHAIRMAN   ‘Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, De. glares Republican Platform 1s Unfaulr im its Charges

SEN. ROBINSON MAKES FOREC TO CONVENTION         ARKANSAS - MAN DENOUNCES

FARMERS STATE BANK WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVE. NING TO CASH CHECKS.  6-29-dl-adv

FOREC ASTS A WIN FOR DEMOCRACY     Senator Robinson, the Permanen Chairman, Assails Record of Republicans

ROBINSON SOUNDS AEYNGTE AGAIN IN CAMIAMAN SPEECH   Assails Republican Party for Stand on League of Nations — and Campaign Expense.   CHICAGO PLATFORM HELD UP AS HOLLOW. MOCKERY   Permanent Chairman Tells of Difference in Purposes and Aims of Party.

ROBINSON SEES. C.0.P. DEFEAT ANOTHER FALL   Chairman of Democratic Convention Scores Republicans.   HE EXPECTS TO SWEEP COUNTRY   Finds Nothing Good ir Platform Adopted at Chicago.

UHAIRMAN ROBINSON IN SPEECH ATTACKS 6. 0) P   Tells Democratic Convention Re publicans Will Lose in the Election,   TAKES SEAT AS CHAIRMAN   Devotes Most of Opening Speech to an Assault on the Repub. lican Platform.

PLATFORM WAS FRANK IN ONLY ONE PARTICULAR   Republicans Sang Hymn of Hate for Wilson, Says Robinson

G. O. P. Platform Scornd By Convention Chairman   Senator Robinson Says Platform Is Amazing Jumble of Ambiguities, Straddles, Misrepresentations and Slanders, Deliberately Unfair to Democratic Adminstraton.

SAYS DEMOCRATS DESERVE TO WIN   Tested by Every Standard Party Entitled to Victory in Coming Campaign   Chairman Robinson Flays G. O. P., Sts Platform, and Stand on Treaty   Discusses Use of Gold in PreConvention Contests — Proftteering Planka “Joke”

ROBINSON, IN SPEECH AS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, IS RUDE WITH OPPOSITION

SEN, ROBINSON ASSAILS 6. 0. P   SAYS SCANDAL WAS NARROWLY AVERTED AT CHICAGO,   CONVENTION “OPENED AGAIN   Permanent Chairman Makea Address; President Wilson’s Double Causes a Ripple of Excitement as He Walks Down the Alsle.

ROBINSON IS (MABEC      “phanese Genater Makes Speech Ac“eapting Chairmanship’ thie After. ‘néon—Attacke G; 0. P,

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM ASSAILED   BY PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATION AL  ) CONVENTION.   Says It Is an Amazing Jumble of Ambiguities, Evasions, Etc.—Defends Acts of Democratic Partv.

SAYS -DEMOCRATS DESERVE VICTORY   Senator Robinson, Permanent Chairman, Recounts Party Achievements.

*INDIDATES SITUATION   Senator Robinson, Permanent Chairman, As - sails Republican Platform; President Pleased ~ With Convention So Far; Collapse of Bu falo Apartment House Takes Death Tolls        FAIRVIEW PARK NOTES

‘REPUBLICAN PLATFOR PLATFORM  VIGOROUSLY ASSAILED.  BY SENATOR ROBINSON   As Permanent Chairman o! National Convention He Condemns Their Platforn And Predicts Victory fot   Democratic Partv.

MUST NOT STRADDLE ISSUE   Warna Platform Committee That it Must Not Follow Example of Chicago Convention — Democratic Conven. tion is Lauded

ROBINSON IN ATTACK ON REPUBLICANS   Permanent Chairman Say: People Will Resent PreConventional Barrel   HITS THE PLATFORM   Chairman Says Document is Amazing Jumble of Ambigueus Words

ROBINSON ASSAILS 6.0.P. IN ADDRESS   Permanent Chairman of Demo. Convention Lashes League Stand

All Amhiguilics, Inconsistencies, Evasions, Permanent Chainnan Infarms Convention   PRIMARIES A SATURNALIA OF DOLLARS. 18 ALLECEN

CHAIRMAN: ROBINSON CONTRASTS RECORDS OF TWO GREAT PARTIES   FRIEND OF ADMINISTRATION ASSERTS THAT HIS PARTY ENTITLED TO VICTORY WHEN WILSON ACHIEVEMENTS ARE CONSIDERED

VIGOROUS BLOW: DELIVERED AT REPUBLICANS   Arkansas Solon Describes Enemy Party’s Declaraig tions as Evasive

SAYS ISSUE IS LEAGUE OF NATIONS.      ATTACKS REPUBLICANS. F FOR “MANIFEST:  INSINCERITY“ REGARDING TAXATION  AND ANITI-PROFITEERING LAWS.

Chicago Platform Ambiguous. . Senator Joseph T. Rebinson * Tells Democrats as He Takes  Post; Hits Barrel Campaigns     a * - _      (Great Hope for Bourbons Is * Seen-By Speaker in Woman's Vote; Says It Will Insure Victory for Party and Treaty

ROBINSON ASSAILS b (LP-PLATFORONIK ~~ AGCEPTING CHAIR   LAUDS ADMINISTRATION _ FOR ITS: ACHIEVEMENT:   - Achievements and Records’ far :  Points With Pride To Legislative *Honesty and Efficiency. © ¢

Lowden Will Face W ood At Dinner of Republicans In Chicago This Evening

Republican  Presidential Opponents Meet Tonight   Gen, Leonard Wood and Governor Lowden Will Attend Hays Dinner in Chicago

CANDIDATES FOR G.0.P, NOMINA: TIONS IN CHICAGL   Gov. Frank Lowden and General Leonard Wood at Republican Dinner Tonight.

G.0.P, WILL MEET INLOVEFEAST   Lowden and Wood will Face Each Other Tonight

LOWDEN, WOOD TO ATTEND DINNER   éading Candidates For G 0. P. Presidential Nomi. nation to Face in Chicage Tonight

CANDIDATES Al G. 0. P. BANQUET   Lowden and Wood will Meet at Dinner in Honor of Will H. Hayes; Party Managers from Fourteen States in Conference at Chicago.

REPUBLICANS ARE IN CONFERENCE IN puma TODAY   Gen. Wood «nd Governor . Lowden Will Both Appear on Tonight's Procotram   TWO HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN AT THE MEETING   Fourteen Mid-West States Are Rep resented at the Big Gathering

GLOOMY START FOR TWINS   Born in Jall—Mother Under Death Gantence—Father Camvict.

TWINS BORN IN QUEBEC JAIL   Mother Under Sentence of Death—~ Father in the Penitentiary on Murder Charge.

TURK AUATIONALISTS TAKE ANOTHER TOI WILSON NOTE CUSED  FUROR AMONG TURKS   Nationalists Take City Near Constantinople. — Text of Wilson’s Speech Will Cause Serious Protests From Tattle: ish Sotaces.   TEXT OF NOTE NOT RECEIVED   But Its Contents Have Been Currently Reported in Paris

NORMAN BERDEN INJURED,   Suffered the Loss of Two of His bingers Wednesday.

WONDERF UL INVENTION   Production of Synthetic - Ammonion. Announc . ced .by.Dr.:Casale..

Makes Ammonia For Fertilizer, From Nothing But Air And Water, Without Labor, Power Or Material

JAPANESE WILD ~ OVER DIAMONDS   Platianm and Precious Stones: Sought By Orientals~-Moncy Plentiful Thara —

Platiunm and Precious Stones Sough By Orientals—-Money Pleat _ There

C0. SHIPPING ASSN. 1S ORGANIZED   Completed at Meeting at Reynolds _ “Monday Night—Carl Bardonner President.   Farmers Will Choose Manage With Whom They Will List Stock Ready to Sell.

Organized at Reynolds Meeting Mon day Evening---Manager Will Be Chosen---Benefits Derived.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PROCEEDINGS   DISARMAMENT MAIN TOPIC) OF DISCLESSLON- WOLLD STOP PRIMATE WANURPACTURE Ak APpwe

LEAGUE EXPEETS » TOCONCLUDE ~ WEEK’S WORK   WILL ADJOURN UNTIL TUESDAY WHEN MAIN TOPIC IS DISARMAMENT OF THE NATIONS

LEAGUE NATIONS ENDS WEEKS WORK   Disarmament Was the Main Tople of the Assembly Today, Reasonable Reoductlons Recomjended.

DISARMAMENT:'MAIN ©  - TOPIC OF ASSEMBLY   Conctades Its Week’s Work Toila} and Will Reconvene Again ‘Tuesday. .

LEAGUE TO ADJOURN UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY   Commission is Appointed to Take up Question of Disarmament of The Nations   MUST NOT ACT QUICKLY

publica wil Get 80,000   CLOSE ‘RACE FOR SENATE   Watson Will Get Through on the Republican Landslide, Says Correspondent

AN OVERWHELMING HARDING MAJORITY: SEEN IN ILLINGIS   No: Doubt of Results of Blectio: There, According to Da. vid Lawrence.   TICEET NOT BE HURT BY FACTIONAL FIGHTS   Berifo: Within Party Inside Stat Will Not Affect National Siate.   DRIFT NOTED IN INDIANA   Democratic Prospects Brighter ' Than They Were a Few Weeks Ago.

BOLSHEVIK COURIER WAS — INSTRUCTED TO STIR UP ' A REVOLUTION IN U, S

SENATE COMMITTEE HEARD OUVIET COURIER CAUGHT Ay RIGA HAD PROPAGANDA   Anton Kotteroff Had Double Bottom in Valise Containing Messages to Radicals for Organization of Revolution in United States.

BOLSHEVIK: BOUND FOR U. S.   With’ Diamonds and Propaganda Te Promote. Revolution Wag .Captured. at Riga Occ, 18,

FIND INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORGANIZATION OF BOLSHEVISM REVOLUTION IN THE UNITED STA

SOVIET AGENT — CAPTURED WHO WOULD FORM A  BOLSHEVIK U.S   ‘Was: Bound From Moscow te New York With Three Million Rubles of '  . Diamonds

SECRET SERVICE MEN ET VALUABLE PAPERS ON COURIER   Russian Caught ona Ship Bound from  Moscow to New York, Cie   CARRIED DIAMONDS WORTH : > THREE MILLION RUBLES   ‘Has Mass of Propoganda and Instrue tions to Agents in Tihs . Country

Plans And Diamonds Valued At Three Millions Of Rubles Faken From Courier   Would Overtiew Goverimen

INTERCEPT CALL FOR RED REVOLT IN U.S   POCUMENTS TAKEN FROM RUS. SIAN COURIER ARE READ TO THE SENATE PROBE COWMITTEE

PLANS FOUND ON SOVIET COUNTEE   OVERTHROW OF TRE UNITED STATES SET OUT IN PAPERS FROM MOSCOW

SOVIET COURIER CARRYING ORDERS TO U. S. IS CAPTUREL   Messenger Also Had Diamonds t Value of 3,000,000 Rubles— Report to Senate.

DOCUMENTS AND JEWELS FOUNE   “Anstructitiis for Organizing Bol: shewik Revolution Here on Messenger.   COURIER CAPTURED AT RIGA   ‘Papers and Jewels Ware Carried in False Bottom of Traveling Bag.

THPEE MILLION ROUBLES IN GEMSHELD   COMMITTEE INVESTIGAT: ING PROPAGANDAHEARS OF FIND

UME ra HAD) PLANS FOR WORE VOLUTION   Document Read to Senate Committee Reveals Plot to Overthrow Government   MARTENS SAYS HE DID NOT KNOW COURIER   “APERS WERE TAKEN From VALISE CONTAINING DIAMONDS VALUED AT 3,000,000 8UBLES, Papen: ae

NEW ORDER ON OPEN TOP CARS   Wagon Coal Mines Must Previd« Elevation to Get Them.

AS VIEWED. IN LONDO!   English Papers “Say Democrats Will Dodge. Trish Issue.   Times Correspondent at Frisco .De _ clares Delegates and Leaders Are NDF ‘Sick’ of Question. . .

DISCUSS IRISH PLANK   LONDON’S VIEW OF CONVENTION AT SAN FRANCISCO.   Correspondents Wire Their Papers That Democrats Will Dodge the Issue, As Republicans Did.

MANY RELEASED ‘ BEFORE HEARING KANSAN INSISTS   Opens Fire On Assistant Secretary of Labor for Activities.

WOULD IMPEACH SECRETARY POST      ‘ 7 a INVESTIGATION LOOKING 04 WARD. THAT RESULT Was. STARTED TODAY IN THR HOSE. eo «ker

LABOR SECRETARY IS CHARGED WITH. RELEASING REDS   CONGRESSMAN CHARGES SECRE. TARY WILSON CONDONED ACTS OF ASSISTANT SEC. RETARY. POST   DEPORTATIONS BLOCKED   investigation Looking Toward Im. peachment or Dismissal of Post is Started in Congress— See Stroke at Government

ASST. SECTY: QF LABOR BEING INVESTIGATED   Stands Chance of Being Impeaci ed for Blocking Deportations of Reds,

POST MAY HAVE TO EXPLAIN NON. _ DEPORTATIONS   Senate Starts Investi gation of Recent Actions.

REP. HOCH HOT AFTER LOUIS F. POS]   SAYS HUNDREDS OP DEPOR. TATION URDERS WERE UANTELLED RY AS RUE CU fe 1 te             PHERS IS 4 WIDESPREAD MUVEMENT TO RUSSEANte           a

POST SLATED FOR IMPEACHMENT   Charged With Having Released Rad ical Aliens Before Hearings Were Held.

CLAIM MADE PRACTICE PREVENTS OPERATION OF LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND

LAYS BLAME FOR HIGH PRICES ON TRADE PRACTICE   Manufacturers’ Guarantee Idea Has Helped Materially To Keep Up Costs of Living.

MANUFACTURERS ARE BLAMED FOR ~ PRESENT PRICES   A Guarantee Againsi Decline Helps Keep Prices Up   PRICES HAVE DECLINED  FIFTY PER CENT

PRICE GUARANTEE HELD UP H.C 1   POSTPONED THE INEVITABLE   Prices Would Have Slumped Aiter the Armistice if Dealers Ha Not Been Protected.

GUARANTEE MADE BY MANUFACTURERS CAUSE OF H.6.1.2   PARTIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOr CONDITIONS BLAMED UPON PRACTICE IN HEARING, —

HGH PRICES BLAMED CN MANUFACTURERS   J not GUARANTEE AGAINST DECLINE IS SAID TO BE PRINCI PALCAUSE.    Federal Trade Commission Hears Protests of Business Interests.

FEAR LOSS IF PRICES DROP   GUARANTY SYSTEM BLAWED POR THE HIGH LEVEE.   TRADE PRACTICE IS CONDEMNED   'PROTES1 AGAINST 11 iv FEDERAL COMMISSTON   J Manufacturers Aceused of Heing  Ready te Shut Down Finsits Ratker Than ‘ermit of Amv Reduction.

NAME A HIGH PRICE CAUSE   THE MANUFACTURERS’ GUARANTEES AGAINST DECLINES A BIG FACTOR.   Without Them, Law of Supply and De mand Woeld Have Lowered Wares Soom After Armistice, Federal Trade Commission Is Told.

TRADE PRAGTICE OF GUARANTEE AGAINST PRICE DECLINE PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH COST OF LIVING, I$ ALLEGED

MANIPULATE PRICES   VARIOUS SCHEMES USED TO HOLD UP THE VALUES,   War Plices Found to Be_ Effective in Many Lines.

GENERAL MACREADY DECLARES ALL THE TROUBLE IN IRELAND COMES FROM SMALL BODY OF RADICALS   MACSWINEY ON 40TH DAY OF FAST

EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE.   Open Miner's Lamp Caused Accident in Clinton Coal Mine.

NEGRO SLAYER OF ~—WHITEGIRLIS. PLACED ON TRIAL   ‘Court Room At Indianapolis Is Heavily Guarded.   SPECTATORS AT TRIAL ARE FEW   Hundreds Denied: AdmiitanceMerderer Refuses To Enter Plea To Charge.

SOUGHT ENTRANCE 10 COUR] ROOM AT INDIANAPOLIS   When Wm. Ray, Slayer of Martha Huff, Was Arraigned for Murder.

MANY AT NEGRO’S§ TRIAL   Hundreds Attempt to Gain Admittance to Courtroom When William Ray te Placed on Trial for Murder of Martha Huff.

PHILIPP SAYS FOURTH TERM STORY FALSE   Governor Denies That He Called Conference to . Boost Himself   CONFERENCE TOMORROW   Wileax. is Out in Favor of Harding and Coolidge; Political News

BADGER GOVERNOR NOI TO SEEK A FOURTH TERN   Brands .as False Statement to Contrary:

HOWAT RECEIVES SETBACK   Kansas Miners Resume ‘Work Marking First Break from Leader’s Power

FEW MINERS RETURN   SOME MEN IN THE KANSAS FIELD OBEY LEWIS RATHER THAN HOWAT.

' KANSAS MINES WORKING.   Howat Grip Slipping In Southeastern Coal Fields. . 

MINERS BREAK WITH HOWAT: GO'TO WORK   DEFY ALEX HOWAT- IN KANSAS AND PLACE SHOTS  TODAY   Investizatin g Committee Startec to:Work This Morning—Lewis ba Is Silent

ALEXANDER HOWAT LOSING BAIP ON MEN EMDAGED IN KANSAS CON ARINE'   AUTHORITY OF LEADER US DEFIED AND LARGE NUMBER WILL Rt. TURN TO THEIR WORK

SOME MINERS BREAK AWAY ~FROM ALEXANDER HOWAT   The First Definite Rebellion Against Him at Frontenac ‘Thday.

BREAK AWAY FROM HOWA’   Loading of Coal Will Be Resumed in Frontenac  Mines Monday

MINERS. BREAK WITH HOWAT   Return to Work in Frontenac Mine  NOOR   President Lewis Will Say Nothing : Uatil He Gets Their Re‘port on Situation.

NOT KNOWN WHETHER $25,000 RANSOM DEMANDED BY MEXI_ CANS WAS PAID.   Carranzistas May Have Forced Brigands to Turn Mine Superintendent. Loose—Company Notified He Has Arrived at Saltilfo.

ADAMS  Is RELE \SED,   The Mexican “Fandits. Who Captueed Amecicern Let Him ze. -

MEXICANS (RELEASE AMERICAN... CAPTIVE   Wilson Ww. Adams; Yank Mine Superin Ttendent, Fred ‘by Bandits, Says _ Wire: to Employers in N.Y?

MEX. OUTLAWS RELEASE ADAMS   Wilson Welsh Adams, Held for $25,000 Ransom, Again at Liberty

MEXICAN BANDITS FREE YANK   Wilson W. Adams Is Released by Brigands, Who Demanded $25,000 Ransom.

Demanded $$25,000 Ransom But Not Known Whether the Money Has Been Paid.

BANDITS GIVE YANK FREEDOM NO RANSON   American Mine Superintendent Released By Mexicans.   Th y Were Pursued by Federa! Troops.

AMERICAN HAS BEEN RELEASED   Not Known Whethe: Ransom Demanded  Was Paid

Set PRICE WINS: THE. SHRINE RING  3 :   For First-Time in History Bedouis ay Ring, ‘Honor Comesto : “Cheentah ~ "

MAYOR PRICE WINNER.      For First Time in History Bedouin Ring Honor Comes: to wee  [-.

CUBANS REQUEST WILSON. » TO INTERVENE IN TRIAL   Action by President Sought. iz the San Domingo Naval Courts

PLAIN SPEECH MARKS ~—{NDUSFRIAL-SESSION   FRANK EXPRESSION OF VIEWS AT CONFERENCE AND QUICK RESULTS EXPECTED.

- SCOREB  BROOKLIN 0 0 ClEVELAND «0 0  Pee ee ae OTTO SS ne CI TT VRE VS SPN ae EGS REE TT Pa eee Ee   THE LINE-UP

RURE BOYS OF THAT PLACE REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE IN ‘FIREMEN’S CONVENTION BECAUSE IT MEETS HERE.   INSINUATES THAT {WRROGK WANTA BE HNERR

FIRE BOYS OF THAT. PLACE REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE I ‘FIREMEN’S CONVENTION BECAUSE IT MEETS HERE       INSINUATES THAT LUBBOCK WOULD AE UNFAA

UME oT RAW INDICATE THAT RUMOR 15 TRUE   ODESSA FALLEN IS REPORT   GENERAL UNREST THRU EUROPE, AS RESULT OF THE TREATY.

SUME STRAWS “TANIATE THAT RUMOR IS TRUE   ODESSA — FALLEN IS REPORT   GENERAL UNREST THR EUROPE, AS RESULP OF THE TREATY.

Republican Presidential Nominee Tells Pennsylvanians He Admires Their Political Penchant and Independence

GREEKS MARCH © ON ADRIANOPLE TO FIGHT TURK:   Civilians: Flee as: Army itoves Against National-

GREEK TROOPS MARCH UPON ADRIANOPLE   Will Give Battle to The Turkist  Nationalists Defendiny  The City.

CLOTHING MAKERS PLANTS ARE IDL   EMPLOYERS DECLINE TO RESUME OPERATION PENDING UNION CONCESSIONS

WILL NOT REOPEN SHOPS UNDER OLD CONDITIONS   Clothing Manufacturers’ Association Delivers Ultimatum to Union Workers.

TO KEEP CLOTHING FACTORIES CLOSED   Workers Notified They Must Yielc Before They Can Reopen.   WILL MAKE CHEAPER CLOTHES   Manufacturers Demand Agreement to Seven Points as a Basis of Rela tionship Between the Association and the Union.

New York Manufacturers Notify Workers They Must Yield Before Reopening.   MUST AGREE TO SEVEN POIATS   President of Manufacturers’ Associa tien Says “Conditions Have Closed Our Shops and the People Want Cheaper Clothes.”

CLOTHING WORKERS KEEP SHOPS CLOSED   Seven Points to Be Inserted in New Contract Are Specified by Memhers of Amalgamated Order

CLOTHING SHOPS TO CLOSE.   New York Manafacturers Intimate Waxes Must Come Downs.

TOKEEP CLOTHING FACTORIES SHUT   New York Manufacturers Notify Workers They Must Yield Before Reopening.   MUST AGREE 10 SEVEN POINTS   President of Manufacturers’ Associa tlon Says “Conditions Have Closed Gur Shops and the People Want Cheaper Clothes."

TROOPS JEERED “IN DEPARTURE FRONBERLIN   Enraged They Fire Twice Into the Croéd,. Wounding Several Persons.

KAPP TROOPS OPEN FIRE AS THEY DEPART   Scores Wounded by Enraged Revolutionists — Ebert Government Again In Control—Loyal Soldiers Guard Capital.

GREECE IN HANDS ~ OF NEW PREMIER —RMALLIS.   Regent Forced to Resign and Ministry Takes Oats ir Presence of Old Queen

PHALLIS IS GREEK PREMIER: CROWDS ACCLAIM EXAING  oe Ok ‘OFF re “OF  ¥ Zee "LEAVES   Defeated! Candidate Makes Se cret Exit From Athens.

NEW PREMIER OF GREECE SWORN IN   INIZELOS MUST TENDER  SIGNA CWRITING          CONDITION.” BF AGGEPTANCE   Oath of Office: Taker! hy Members, of  SM  ‘New “Cabinet Demonstration: tor  Former King Constantine...”

NEW PREMIER OF BREEGE TAKES  GATH OF OFFICE   George: Rhailis Demands Res. ignation: of Regent; Queen: .-- Mother to Get:Post - ~~   CONSTANTINE SAYS:HE OAS aE ie   Friend of Former King. Says Thousands in America Aid - Former Monarch

NEW GREEK PREMIER TAKES OFFICE WHILE MOB CHEERS EX-KING   Venizelos Left Athens Se cretly Yesterday Afternoon.

ARALLIS TAKES Ut REINS: FAVES WAY FOR KING'S RETURN   New Greek Premier Takes Oatt and Ousts Coundouriotis; Venizelos in Flight.   ACCLAIM CONSTANTINE IN ATHENS DEMONSTRATION   Expect France and England te Make Policy Declaration Opposing Ex-King.

PREMIER RHALLIS ASKS RESIGNATION OF GREEK REGENT   New Cabinet Head Sworn it  Wednesday With Other Members .      FRANCE AND ENGLAND TO” ISSUE JOINT DECLARATION   Expected fo’ Gppose Return of Constantine to the Throne

BY NEW: PREMIER, OF GREECE AND: MEM: BERS OF CARINET.:   Civilians and-the’ ‘Military. ‘Units Acclaim: Former: King for the Throne: Greece Will Vote on: nH.  - Restoration.

GEO. RHALLIS, ~NEW PREMIER, ._ TAKES OFFICE   !  Former Premier Venizelos Leaves Athens for Nice on Yacht A sccompanied by Two British Gunbeats   UNUSUAL REJOICING OVER CHANGE IN RULERS   Indications Point to Large Popularity of Former King Constantine; Soldiers Join in General Outburst

New Greek Cabinet Takes Office Oath; To Restore Peace   GEORGE RHALLIS, NEW PREMIER, TAKES OFFICE ON CONDITION THAT ORDER IS MAINTAINED — NEITHER FRANCE NOR ENGLAND WILL ACT UNLESS IN ACCORD

NEW GREEK CABINET TAKES OATH; RETURN OF CONSTANTINE SOUGH   Furmer Promila: Venizelos Teaver Aihens; Soldices Lito Revelyois as Joken of Reioling,

DMEEK PREMIER GES TO MCE Oh YACHT WITH BRASH ESCORT      George Rhallis, New Premier, Takes Oath of Office Teday——Three Members of His Cabinet Also Take Oath——Rhallis Demands Regent’s Resignation Immediately After Taking Oath

ATHENS IN UPROAR AS REINS PASS   Guards Acclaime Constantine As Venizelos Leaves   NEW CABINET SWORN   Britain and France Prepare to Act in Matter

NEW PREMIER TAKES GREEK GOVERNMENT   His First Act Is To De mand Resignation of Regent.

RALLIO, NEW GREEK PREMIER TAKES OTE: VENIZELOS QUITS CITY   Amid Shouting ag and Shooting And Much Disturbance New Regime is Installed at Ath _ens.—Warships Escort Venizelos to Nice.

Rhalls ad Three. ‘Members. of Cabinet Take Oath: of Office; ‘Former Premier: Venizelos ~~ Flees On Yacht; Soldiers. and lian = Make ‘Wild: Demonstration

Prethier and Three Members ot Cabinet Take Oath Before Retiring Regent; Wild Acclaim’ Greets Overturn

NEW PREMIER OF GAEEGE SWORN {h   IZNLOS MUST ‘FENDER RESIGNATION IN WRITENC         ri      Oath. of ‘Offico Taken by Members of : New Cabinet—Domonstrition ‘for : Former King Constantine.” :

—— ee ee ee ee  RHALLIS TAKES OATH OF OFFICE AS THE NEW PREMIER OF GREECE   Venizelos Escapes Country Under Escort of British Warships as New Officials Come into Power Following Election Results.

TORT: ‘PEACE ‘SATURDAY: ree   DETZER NAMES MAN BACK OF “FRAME-UP”   Declares On Witness Stand Capt. John Wier Is Responsible for Charges.

DETZER NAMES WEIR AS THE MAN BAGK OF - ALLEGED FRAME UP   Claims Judge Advocate at Le Mans “Fell Bown” on Several Gases and Laid Blame on Detzer.

DETZER IMPLICATES COURT OFFICIAL   CHARGES WHILE ON TRIAL THAI ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIM, ARE FRAMEUPS

DETZER SAYS WEIR “FRAMED’   Indianapolis Officer, Assistan: Judge Advocate, Charged With Unfair Methods.   NAMED -IN OPEN COURT

RAIL BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR DEMANDS OF MORE RAIL STRIKERS   Men Must Return to Work is Effect of Board’s Decision

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR DEMANDS   Turns Down Application Of Kansas City Yardmen’s Assn.

BOARD REFUSES TO LISTEN TO KG, YAROMEN   Their Application Does No Conform to Provisions of Law.

K.C, YARDMEN’S APPEAL IGNORED BY RAIL BOARD   Members Refuse to Hear Wage Demands of Strikers

SAY MEN MUST RETURN   Rail’ Strikers Must Go Back Before Given Hearing.   Chamber of Commerce Ask Ralt Board for Speedy Settlement—Switeh: Strike Still on at Chicago.”

LAUR BOARD ~ WONT LISTEN   REFUSES TO HEAR WAGE DEMANDS OF KANSAS CITY YARD MEN ON TECHNICAL GROUNDS

HN. BUARD REFUSES 10 HEAR APPEAL   Kansas City Yardmen Do Not Conform With Former Order of : the Tribunal   BLACK LIST IS A FEATURE   Laber Organizations and Road Officials Make Adverse Claims as te Probable Settlement of Yardmen’s Strikers,

TOADSUSTMENT OF WAGE GLAINS   Refuses to: Hear Demands . of  « Kansas City Strikers and Continues Audience with the Firemen’s Vice President 

WOULD NOT HEAR K. C. SWITCHMEN   Strikers Denied Hearing by Labor Board.   NEW UNION IDEA SPREADS   Membership Will Inc'ude Lodges Whose Charters Have Been Revolked Account Strike.

LABOR BOARD REFUSES.   Wil Not Hear Demands From Kansas City Yardmen.

BOARD HOLDS DEMAND NOT IN CONFORMITY TO LAW.   ST. LOUIS ROADS HIRING MEN

Working With All Haste to Reach Settlement It Replics to Business Men of Country Who Ask for Speedy Adjust.  ment.

LABOR BOARD REFUSES 10 HEAR DEMANDS   Will Not Listen to Grievance; of the Kansas City Railroad Yardmen.   SHEA RESUMES HIS PLEA BEFORE BOARD   Charters of 51 Local Lodge: Outlaw Trainmen Are Revoked.

RAIL BOARD TURNS DOWN INSURGENTS   Refuse to Hear Demands of Kansas City Yardmen.  SEE EARLY ACTION   Wilson's Wage Board Promises Early Adiustment of Rail Difficulties ~-Shea Again Testities.

MUST RETURN TO WORK   LABOR BOARD WON'T TREAT WITH RAIL STRIKERS.   Commerce Chamber Asks Wage Body for a Speedy Settlement of the Switching Troubles.

BOARD NOT TE HEAR DEMAND      Petition of Kansas Cit Yardmen Turned Downy: Did Not Meet Law. =   ‘MORE PAY NOT TO BOOST H, 6. L

AMERICANISN MUST PREVAIL AMONG REBELS   Railroad board to take quick . action to end insurgent strike   FRESIDEN! 15 GONFIDENT   Washington believes the out law move has already  _ begun to wane

AMERICANISM TO END THE STRIKE OFFICIALS SAY   Railroad Labor Board te Lend Substantial Assist. ance in Settling the Exist. ing Trouble.   RETURNING TO WORK   Rebel Eniployes Beginnings To See the Light and Art  Relurning to Their Vari one Inks,

MARINES ROUT  HAITI BANDITS,  KILLING 150 FOE      Force of 300 Outlaws Re pulsed in Attack on Por  a1 Prince.

U. S. MARINES BATTLE WITH LARGE BODY OF HAITIENS   Bandits’ Losses 50 Per Cent Of Force

HAITIAN PORT IS ATTACKED BY BANDITS:   Defenders Kill 150 of 300 Raiders;  Lose None

DENIKINE IS SAVED FROM REDS, REPORT   Makes Escape When Soviet Troops Capture Nocorossisk.

BASEBALL MAGNATES TO _ DECIDE “PEACE OR WAR’   Owners of. Major League in ‘Ses sions Over Problem. of Reorganizing Commisgion.’.

MAJOR LEAGUE DRE ws INTHE BALANCE   One Set of Clubs and Three From Another Set Are Now  ‘Threatening War Unless the  New Plan of Organization is Dut Tntan Effort. “4

PEACE OR WAR NOW MOOTED QUESTIONS TN BALL CIRCLE:   IN THE LANGUAGE OF ARKAN SAS STATESMAN OWNERS AND MEN DON’T KNOW WHERE HEY “ARE AT”

BASEBALL LEAGUES _ COME NEAR PEACE   BOTH FACTIONS IN COMMIS. SION FIGHT HOLD MEETING IN CHICAGO.   COMPROMISE UNDER WAY   rAmericans and Wationals, Meeting At Same Hotel, Show Signs of Finding a Peaceable Settlement. —

MAJOR LEAGUE MOGULS MEET TO REORGANIZE   BELIEVED. THAT JOHNSON FACTION MAY JOIN WITH NATIONALS IN ADOPTING 1 AQKERR PLAN.

BELIEVE GCONSTANTINE ~~ WILE SOON ABDIGAT      Dalnion OF Persons Close To Ex. kine Of Greece.

NOT THOUGHT THAT CONSTANTINE WILL HOLD THRONE LONG   Rhallis Said to Have Ad. vised King to Abdicate Soon.

VERY LONG   Constantine Is to Soon Give Up the Throne, li Is Declared,

WILL ABDICATE AFTER A BRIEF TIME ON THRONE   Constantine Said To Be Planning To Retire in Favor of Prince George.

LIQUOR PEOPLE DEFY LAW   Relatives of the 38 Men Arcested Yes. terday Open Up the Saloons Again Today,

ASHLANB, WIS, SALOONS RE-OPE!   Relatives of Men farrested Are Agair Dispensing Eoorxe Over the Bars.

DAY AGENTS FAL TO DRY IP HURLEY   Town Is As Wet Today Aw Ever If You Know the Ropés---City Now Laughing at Agents.

JAPANESE TREATY LONFAG NEAR END   America Takes Position In. clusion Provision Would Facilitate Ratification by Senate.

ABANDONED AS LOST IN RUSSIA   Thirty Salvation Army officers Have Loseg Been Missing.

30 Salvation Army Officers Disappear in Soviet Russia  _And Are Given Up For Los!

INJURED THIRD TIME   Republican Leader .of Mouse Hurt Whoen Crutch Bré:

RUTH BACK IN LINE-UP   New York Team’s Home Run King Braces Injured Knee With Elastic Bandage.

POTATOES LOWER IN WHOLESALE   Barrels and Sacks Declined About 25 Cents, With gq Weak Tone to Market in Pittsburgh Wotan elayy   PRICES VARIED

LITTLE PRICE CHANGES NOTEI   Demand Slow on Most Lines of Shipped in Stock in Wholesale Diatelest on Friday, the  th   THE QUOTATIONS

DENIES APPLICATION  N. J. LIQUOR DEALER:   No Hope of Delaying the In: tion of Constitutional

DECISION KILLS HOPE OF UELAY IN PROHIBITION   Supreme Court Denies Application of New Jersey , Liquor Dealers

LIQUOR ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY FAILS IN ITS EFFORTS TO. DELAY ENFORCEMENT   Suit Must Be Brought’ in Lower Tribunal, But — Time Won't Permit

SUPREME COURT DESTROYS WETS’ RUPE   NEW JERSEY LIQUOR DEEALER: NOT ALLOWED TO SECURE INJUNCTION IN SUPREME COURT TESTING  AMEND MENT .ctievwe—-

New Jersey Brewers  Denied Injunction   Against Enforcing  Constitutional Prohibition

WETS MEET WITH ~ OPPOSITION AGAIN   Supreme Court Denies: ‘Liquor Deal “ers Request for.a Hearing on Amendment Constitutionslity

Refused to Issue Au Injunction Re straining the Enforcement of the Volstead Act in New Jersey.

HOPE OF DELAY IN PROHIBITION GOES   Supreme Court Refuses T liear Plea Of New Jersey Liquor Dealers

ASTLEG OF J, BARLEYCORN. KNOCKED OUT   When the U. 8. Supream Court Denied New Jersey a Hearing to Test Validity of the 18th Amendment and Volstead Law. -

WETS GIVEN ANOTHER. HARD JOLT TO-DAY   Supreme Court Denied Application      to Pos: ot Dry Amend.     trené and Folstead Aci

Court Kills Hope of Wets To Stay Prohibition Dry Law Becoming Effective

NEW JERSEY BOOZE SUIT — DENIED BY SUPREME COURT. SUSTAINS STATE RULING

SUPREME COURT DENIES PETITION. - OF LIQUOR MEN   Refuses to Issue Injunction Against the 18th Amendment on Ground that Suit Was Not Properly In- etituted

NO HOPE TO DELAY CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION   This Vanished Teday When the Su preme Court Denied the Application of the New Jersey Liquor Dealers’ Association.

BANISH HOPE OF DELAY IN PROHIBITION   Suit of New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers in Test Case Must Start in Lower Court

poll KPPEAL AIF WETS   Supreme Tribunal. Hold: That No Short Cut Is Possible

HIGH COURT WILL NOT HEAR TEST OF PRY LAW VALIDITY   SLPREME COURT BLASTS ALI HOPE FOR INAUGURATION OF BASIC DRY LAW JANTARY 16.

Suit To Test Validity of -. Constitutional Amend_mentandVolstead Act - -—-Mant-Start Here -

JERSEY BOOZE DEALERS ARE REFUSED INJUNCTION   NOTHING NOW 10 INTERFERE WITH FULL OPERATION OF DRY LAW IN ANY (OF STATES MAKING NATION   REMEDY. IF ANY  IN LOWER COURT

7,000 HOMELESS IN FLOOD   French Suffer as River S:ine Reaches Cresi—21,000 Trown Out of Work.

PUBLIG. TQ BLAME       MUCH OF /WIGI DUE! TO, CONSUMERS.   They Refuse to CaOperate in Cut 7 : ig Expenses, ws

PUBLIG 1 BLAME   MicH OF High LIVING COST ptr TO CONSUMERS.   They Refuse to Co-Operate in Cutting Expenses.

GOBBLED UP LAND OF INDIANS   Okliahema Men Aceused ef Trying te Defraud Government.

GOVERNOR GARDNER LAYS MASONIC CORNERSTONE   Missouri Grand Lodge in Session at Kansas City for Two Days.

WILSON TO JOIN  OTHERS IN VIEW  OF FRENCH ACTS   Further Penetration of German Territory  Very Likely.

SUPREME COUNCIL ~ MEETS THURSDA'   Will Consider ‘French “Invasion” of Germany-—Iintern German Troops.

SUPREME COUNCIL. 2 GF-ALTIES- GALLEL   To Meet at London on Thursday, with Representatives of Four Powers  Present to Consider the

WILSON’S PLANS ~ FOR ADRIATIC: ARE REJECTEL      Jugos and Italy — t Agree; U.S. Asked to Rule Armenia

CONTROVERSY CAUSES CALL FOR PREMIERS   Will Meet in Lenden on Thursday to Consider German Conditions.

SUPREME COUNCIL TO MEET IN LONDON TOMORROW   Representatives To Discuss Plans for Dealing With German Situation.

PEACE PARLEY IS DELAYED BY DEATH OF SOVIET OFFICER   ‘Sessions Suspended Following Death of Russian Military Expert   POLES SURROUND GRODNO AND CAPTURE IS IMMINENT   Wrangel Gains Brilliant Victory Over Reds in South

HEAR ADDRESS BY COX   West Vircinia Democrats Met in Convention ‘Today

HEAR ADDRESS BY COX      West Virginia Democrats Met in X Convention Teday

HURT IN BOXING MATCH; DIES   Was Felled ‘With Severe Blow —Did Not Regain Conclousness

NEBRASKA POLITICS ARE AT FEVER HEA      Hest Between     anand itch cock Mas Gevelaped fnto a Warm Behate.

HITCHCOCK SAYS BRYAN IS TRYING TO WRECK PART!   Split in Democratic Ranks I: Growing Wider as Leaders Continue Their Fight.   NEBRASKA BATTLE HO)

CANDIDATES BUSY IN JERSEY.   Harding and Johuson Shift Scene of  Theata A aéiiciéiaa

WILL DISBAND GUARDS   GERMANY TO OBEY ORDERS OF THE ALLIES,   Berlin Says Step Is Taken Unde Pressure by Those Who Ignore Actual Facts.

GERMANY TO: OBEY   Disbandment of Civic Guard Ordered by Bertin.   é . ry Government Says Step Is Taken Under Pressurc—-Allies Agree on New Demands to Ebert.

DISBAND GERMAN CIVIC GUARD   Step 1s Taken ~Under Pressure Exerted by Those Who Ignore Setmk Facts

TO DISBAND CIVIC GLARDS  2, Baannintanw Bdewnane TFT eneencot 9% tam

TEUT CIVIC: GUARD WILL DISBAND AS ENTENTE ORDERS   Berlin - States Pro Protection That "a Needed to Fulfill- Pact -~sDeniéd‘ Population. ~

GERMANY GRUP WIIG ot cir panTee   Move Made “Under Fres sure” of Allies, Says Covernment.   IGNORE ACTUAL FACTS’   Compeiled, It Is Said, te Deny Population Reasonable Protection.

MOBILIZATION AT JUAREZ IN PROGRESS PREPARATORY TO ADVANCE ON MEXICUCITY—AN ARMY OF 20,000 OR MORE WILL SOON BE MOVING SOUTH  ern   VILLA JOINS THY: FORGES

Army of 20,000 Plans Advance From Juarez to Overthrow Carranza Rule.   TORREON REVOLTS; REBELS IN CONTROL   General Murguia, Carranzs Commander, Preparing for Defense of the City.

REFUSES 10 GiVE UP GOVERNMENT TO REBEL GHIEFS   Announces Intention Te Postpone National Election.   PEOPLE MUST DECIDE   Federal Forces Engagi Troops Of General Gonzales. wed

OBREGON HEADS A BIG ARMY OF ~ REVOLUTIONISTS  ae a a Beart Ff   VILLA SENDS 2000 MEN TO ASSIST IN DRIVE TO OUST CARRANZA.   20,000 MOBILIZED AROUND JUAREZ

BANDIT VilLA WITH SBRECON   Mexied is a Seething iMacs of Trouble.

PROBE FINANCING OF BOOK ‘REPUBLICANISW   Investigating Committee Think it Propaganda.

SENATE PROBING REPUBLICAN BOOK   Which Was Issued In Al bany. as Campuign Literature.

NEW YORK EDITOR'S VENTURE HE SAYS S PRIVATE   Cox Uropaganda Carried On by Scripps’ League; Meredith Charges Up Expenses

MUCH TALKED. “DF VOLUME 10. PET ATTENTION   Barnes Directed to. Produce Subscription Books. for Committee   EDGE HOLDS WORK IS G. 0. P. PROPAGANDA   ‘Head of “Scripps Papers: : Quizzed on . Support Given.to Cox -

FINANCING OF “REPUBLICANISM IN 1920” TO BE INVESTIGATED   William Barnes, jr., Publisher of Book on Republicanism Ordered to Present List of Contributors to Fund Which Was  -  ——- Received at That Time

BOOK SAID 10 BE MONEY GETTER tt THE &. 0. P. CROW?   Barnes Telegraphs fo: List Show: ing Subscribers and Will Offer it Saturday.   WAS A PRIVATE VENTURE   Solicitor Who Worked Book Got from 50 to 55 Per Cent of Money Received.

PROBE OF BARNES BOOK ORDERED   Campaign Investigators Overrule New Yorker's Objections   G. 0. P. PROPAGANDA. CLAIM   ‘Records Must be Produced, ; Committees Nomande

SENATE PROBERS DEMAND DETAILS   Booklet Published by Albany Newspaper is To be Investigated  List of Contributors Asked By  Canataro

MAKE PROBE OF BARNES’ BOOK REPUBLICANISW   Considered. Propaganda Ir Behalf of the Republican Party.

BARNES MUST. PRODUCE LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS   Senate Investigators Want to Know Who Backed “Republicanism in 1920.”   BARNES BEFORE SENATORS   Says He Doesn't Know Wht Subscribed—None of Funds to Party.

RULING IS AGAINST BARNES   Senate Committee Votes to Make Thorough Investigation of Financ. ing of Book.

Publication “Republica Propaganda,”- Senator Edge  ee eo   LISTS ARE DEMANDED   Solicitors Make 50 to 35 Per Cent Profits, Albany Man Savs.

INVESTIGATION OF REPUBLICAN BOOK BEGUN BY SENATORS   News Service Editor Tells oi Assistance Being Given the Campaign of Governor Cox.   BARNES WILL FURNISH THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST      7 _ {Scripps Says Boosts for. Democrats is Because of Purely. “Publie Interest.”

COMMITTEE PROBES ‘FINANCIAL BACKING OF G. 0. P, BOOK   Publication of “Republicanism ‘jn 1920” Private Venture  :  : Declares Publisher

JOHN D. HELPED FINANCE BUS® BARNES BUOK   Oil King Subscribed $10,000 to Aid Republican Propaganda.   ‘SLUSH FUND INQUIRY  SHEDS MORE LIGHT   Boss Barnes’ ‘‘Republicanism in 1920’’ to Be Thoroughly Investigated.

COMMITTEE PROBES “FINANCIAL BACKING. NE RO. P. BOD   Publication “of “Republicanism in 1920” Private Venture Theniavne Drahlicher

BARNES IS RULED AGAINST    Senate Body to Make Thorough Probe  of His Book.

SENATE CAMPAIGK PROBE WILL LOOK INTO BARNES BOOK   Subscriptions to “Republican:  ism in 1920” Ordered Brough ‘Into Inquisition Chamber.

PROBE FINANCING OF BOOK PRINTED BY ALBANY HOUSE   OT fbenita divest  “Republicanism In 1920,” Now fr Hands of Senate Investigating Fommittae

WAGE QUESTION TO WHITE HOUSE   DECISION ON RAIL WORKERS DEMANDS BEFORE RETURN IS UP TO WILSON   BREAK SEEMS IMPROBABLE   me * and Union Leaders Avoic @ash—Future Legislation Is Awaited.

PRESIDENT ASKED TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE  Hines Submits His Offer and Demands of UMieas ‘to the President.

WAGE DEMANDS 10 AVERT GENERAL RAILWAY STRIKE ARE NOW UP 10 PRESIDENT

CONFERENCE WITT HINES IS TALLURE   Statements of Director General and Those of Union Leaders Will Be Sent to White House— Does Not Mean Break.

RAILWAY WAGE PRUBLEM GUED JO. PRESIDENT   HINES AND UNION HEADS DO NOT AGREE AND FORMER SENDS IT TO WILSON.   Director General's Action Said To Be ‘Based On Fact Of Early Return Of The Roads.

DEMANDS RAILWAY MEN LAID BEFORE PRESIDENT WILSON   Director General Hines Unable to Reach Agreement With Union Officials.   CONFERENCES DECIDEDLY HELPFUL, HE DECLARES   flearer Development as to Real Is. sues Invelyved and as to Charnete of Evidence Pertinent to These Is stes Brought Out in Diseussion: Characterized by Courtesy,

Director General Refuses_to. ~~ Grant- Requests of Big: °~ Brotherhoods.      DECLINES TO ACT AS REAL RETURN NEARS   Appeal to Wilson Made at Request of Heads of Organizations.

{INES TO SUBMIT REPORT RAIL NOW TO THe GHIEF EXEGUTIVE   NOT A BREAK OR A DEADLOCK, BUT A SERIOUS CRISIS IN NEGOTIATION   HINES EXPLAINS TO RAIL UNIONS THAT UNITED  STATES GOVERNMENT CANNOT SEE WAY TO GRANT DEMANDS AT THIS TIME.

RAILWAY MEN'S GAGE TOGO TO PRESIDENT   HINES DECIDES TO SUBMIT ISSUE TO WILSON FOR FINAL DECISION.   Appeal to “Chief Executive Is to Be Taken at Request.of Union Lead: ers Following Conference.

STRIKE DEMANDS ARE SENT TO PRESIDENT BY DIRECTOR HINES   ‘The Appeal to Executive Taken at Request of the Union Labor Leaders.   DIRECTOR REFUSES THE RAISE ON EVE OF RETURN   Demand of Trainmen is Not Submitted—Hines Will Meet President Lee Today.

SETTLEMENT EF MT EFFORTS _ ARE AGAIN FAILHRES       Whole Controversy May he Transferred to Rail» road Corporations; Government May Take Anti-Strike Actian Tindor T avar T au

BETWEEN HINES AND‘ HEADS OF RAIL WORKERS   APPEAL TO PRESIDENT   Made at Union's Request After First Effort Fails

HINES INES PUTS RAIL WAGE DISPUTE. - UP TO PRESIDENT   Refuses to Grant More Pay With End of Federal Control in Sight _   UNIONISTS REQUEST ACTION

PUT WAGE INCREASE BEFORE PRESIDENT   DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES REFUSED DEMANDS.   At Request of Union Leaders the Matter Will Now Be Taken to Mr. Wilson fer a Decistern.

ENTIRE RAIL © TROUBLES UP TO WILSON   Representatives Of. Brotherhoods and. Director-General Hines Fail to. Reach Agreement On Wase Idrreavce: °”   TO MEET WITH LEE TODA’   NEXT MOVE IS DOUBTFUL

RAIL DEMAND TO WILSON   HINES TO SUBMIT WAGE CASE FOR FINAL DECISION.   In His Disagreement With Claima of Union Leaders, Director General Insisted It Would Be Unfair to Owners to Increase Expense,

RAILROAD MEN'S DEMANDS UP TC PAESSDENT WILSOM   Hines and Chiefs are Unable to Reach an Agreement   C™FICIALS STILL HAVE HOPES

AIRMEN KILLED IN COLLISio”   Two Lieutenants Die When Their Ma chines Meet Head-on in Low. Hanging Clouds.

REBEL STRIRERS - ANNOUNCE A NEW . ~~ PLAN OF ACTION   COAL MINERS MODIFY THEIR WAGE DEMANDS

Movement On Foot to Oust W. G. Lee As Head of Trainmen and L. E. Sheppard, Conductors’ Official

NEW REVOLT IN ~ BERLIN REPORTED BUT UNCONFIRMED   American Military Heads Doubt Truth of News From German Capital

Story of military coup dis credited, but trouble hrewinoe. “tis said

BERLIN IS QUIET BUT COUP FEAREI      Forsign . Office Says Reactionary Party Has Headeuartora in Manater, Bavarian Capital.

BERLIN IS SCENE OF NEW REVOLUTION, SAYS RUMOR REACHING COMMISSIONER

‘Concentrations serman Reactionartt Munster and Hom ‘Reichswehr Mov-

THAT NEW REVOLUTION HAS  BROKEN QUT IN BERLIN   American Military Authorities Believe Report Is Unfounded   Messag: from Berlin Today Says City Is Quiet and No Disturbances.

ANOTHER COUP AGAINST EBERT   BERLIN FLARS ANOTHER LI POR PAT ANY TIME TO UP: SET GOVERNMENT,

TWO RUSS APMIES:ARE ANNIHILATEQ-BY POLES   Fortified City of Skvi#a Is Capturec by Advancing Tréaps, Warsaw Cleinis.. . 4

POLES ANNIHILATE TWO RUSS ARMIE!   Destroy Forse of Reds in Drive or Ukraine Capital.   CAPTURE A FORTIFIED CITY   Skvira Is Taken by the Advancing Troops in Thrust Toward Dnieper —American Relief Workers Called Into Tiflis.

TWO RUSS ARMIES ARE ANNIHILATEE   Poles Wipe Out Large Force of Bolshevists in Drive Against Kiev.   FOE ON OUTSKIRTS OF CITY   American Women Relief Workers Called Into Tiflis for Safety as Result of Capture of Baku by Reds.

GOULD LIKES HIS NEW SON-IN-LAW   Would Have Granted Permission to Wed Daughter if He Had Been Asked, He Telis Elopers. *

DID NOT ASK HER FATHER   Miss Edith ©. Gould Follows Out Family Precedent and Eloned To Be Married.

MACHINE GUNS USED BY SOLDIERS IN BELFAS   Rieting Continues in Irish City Three Unionists Shot By Sinn Feiners,

Twin Cities Have Heavy Snow Fall   yer Six Inches Fell, That Carried Down Wires and Delayed  a >

Snowfall Puts -. Crimp In The Train Service   Trains Delayed and City  Goe Without Mail This Morn. ing—Storm is General  Over the Middle Cot

BERGDOLL AGAIN INDICTED   Draft Dodger and Friends Accused o1 Aiding in His Escape From  Offleers,

OHO RIVER AT FLOOD STAGE.   Fifty-Two Veet Will Probably be Recorded at Cincinnati.

“HELE BROKE LOOSE.”   Khokomo Ministers Thus Define Coun. try Club Stag Purty.

PAPEN SOUGHT TO STOP U.S. MAKING MUNITIONS   Was Told If He Succeeded Germany Would Win the War, Evidence Reveals

Eleven State Amendments — Are Voted Down; Anti-Alien Land Law Gets Big Margin

RED CROSS WORKS HARD IN POLAND   Phousands of Starving Babies and Orphans Were Given Relief Last Summer.

FLORA TALKS OF CORN    Says Corn in This ‘part of Kansas ‘ Barley Holding its Own— ; ' - Never Better. - ‘

JOIN THE CROWDS.   “Tiade in Tipton” Edition of Tri bune Tomorrow, ~

Archibishop Is Put Ashore’ Penzance at South End’ of England. .   WILL GO TO LONDON   Dispatch Ends Mystery Following Vessels’ Stop Off Oueenstown,, treland.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX TAKEN OFF BALTIC; ON WAY TO LONDO}   Lloyd-George’s Refusal to Let Him Land in Ireland Stands Up.

MANNIX LANDS IN ENGLAND IN DEEP MYSTERY   Archbishop Landed by Des troyer and Is Proceeding to London.

0.P. WOM INSTRUCTED iN CAMPAIGN PLAN   Conferences In Chicago Toda: of Executive Nature— Harmony Lunch.   WOMEN’S . DEMANDS HEARD   Issues of Election Campaiga Heard in Speeches—indiana to the Fore.

TURKEYS ROOST HIGH IN PRICE IN METROPOLIS   Thangsgiving Bird Will Cost 52c to 54c Per Pound.   Price of Cranberries, Too, Is Record-Breaking “High”’

SULLIVAN ESTATE $1,500,000   Will Filed at Chicago Shows Estimate of $10,000,000 Far Too High.

SULLIVAN'S WILL IS FILED   Chicago Democratic Leader Left an Estate of $1500 000.

CRASH ON N. Y. ELEVATED   Car Filled With Passengers Falls Twenty-Five Feet—Dozen Taken to Hospital.

OAR FROM ELEVATED TRAIN GOES INTO THE STREET FOLLOWING COLLISION

DEATH IS CHEATED IN ELEVATED TRAIN WRECK   Passengers Oatapulted 25 Feet to thi Street in Midst of Debris Following Collision

L TRAIN PLUNGES INTO THE STREE}   Passengers “Miraculously Es cape Death in Fall of 25 Feet

IY, ELEVATED PASSENGERS HAD NARROW ESCAPE   Trains in Collision Hurl One Car Filled With Passenger: Twenty-five Feet to Pave: ment on the Street Bellow.— Al Bacaned Tintupt.

WITHOUT FAVORITISM   Senatorial Probe will be Fair Says Pomerene

CHINESE WOMEN STUDY HEALTH   Three Doctors Return Fron America to Begin Active Health Campaign Among Women.   ALL AGENCIES COMBINE.   American Y. W. C. A. Will Suppor Women’s Part of Chinese Health Campaign as Part of World Service Program.

Three Doctors Return From America to Begin Active Health Campaign Among Women. .   AGENCIES COMBINE.          fiérican Y. W. C. A. Will Support ‘Women’s Part of Chinese Health  ~ Campaign as Part of World   . Service Program.  yr es

LABOR BE. AT s 15 EN EMIE Ss.  Gompers Telle oft Potitieal Primary

WILL MOVE TO TAKE UP TREAT\ FEBRUARY STH   This Is One Day Earlier That What Hitchcock Planned.

4 BANK ROBBERS IN HIDING AFTER ALL NIGHT HUNT   THE BANDITS ENTERED CLEVE LAND BANK AS EMPLOYES WERE CLOSING DAY’S WORK,   HOLD UP CUSTOMERS AND CLERK   $62,279 Was Carried From the Banks But Afterwards Recovered by the Detectives.

CHURCH GETS BIG SUM   TWO MILLION GIVEN BAPTISTS BY JOHN D., JR.   Campaign for $100,000,000 Fund Speeds Ahead—Expect to “Go Over Top.”

BIG SUM TO CHURCH   John D. Rockefeller, Jr, Gives Baptists $2,000,000.   Half of Gift Unconditional, Remainder Spurs Orive for $100,000,000 Fund

HANFORDHORTONCO EXPANDS   Stanley G. Shimer Sell; Part Interest to Well Knoewn Young Men

HANFORDHORTONCO EXPANDS   Stanley G. Shimer Sells Part laterest to Well. : Knawa Young  Men .

Here's Our Old Friend The Horse Shoe Hurling Champ Back on Page 

TAK TO HiAlot A FUND TO PUT DUE BONUS FOR VETS   DEMOCRATS PLAN CRUSADE      SOME REPUBLICANS MAY BE WILLING TO AID THEM, IN FIGHT

CHURCH APPEALS TO’ NON-MEMBERS FOR LARGE QUOTA   Friends of Inter-Church World Movement in This District Asked for $145,000. Indiana Co's Quota $18,500.   OTHER STIPENDS

mn mei         Miners To Get This. and. Wag * ‘facrease of Twenty-seven ooo" "Der Cent.

NEGOTIATING NEW WAGE AGREEMENT   Recommendations President’s Coal Commission Provides Average Inerease of 27 Per Cent.

RAGE-MEET OPENS THURSDAY   LARGEST STRING OF HORSES EY. ER ASSEMBLED AT LOCAL TRACK NOW HERE.   TRACK RECORDS MAY FALL

RACE MEETING OPENS THURSDAY   GREAT SPORT AND LARGE CROWDS EXPECTED DURING THREE DAYS RACING,   FAST ANIMALS AT THE TRACK

EXPLOSION KILLED ‘TWO:   The Western Cartridge Plant Blew up With Fatal Results.

TWO KILLED BY BLAST   SPRINGFIELD (iLL.) CARTRIOGE PLANT iS WRECKED.   Bodies Taken From Ruins Following Fire Caused by Explosion— Four Injured.

AMERICAN NAVY HOST   Entertain Admiral Viscount Jellicoe of Scapa

JELLICOE GUEST OF VU. S. NAVY   Reception Held at Residence of Sec retary Dantels,

LOW EXCHANGE HITS H.C. LL   New York Banker Says It Will Cut Down Experts, Thereby Lower. ing Prices Locally.

EXCHANGE SLUMP MAY HELP   N. Y. Banker Says It Will Cut Exports and Hit H.C. L.

DECLARES GREAT BRITAIN HAS FATTENED HERSELE AT EXPENSE OF OTHER NATIONS

JF BI-PARTISAN BOARD FOR RR LABOR SETTLEMENT   Practically Agreed on by Conferees —This Removes Passage of Anti Strike Bill.

BOMB SHATTERS WINDOWS   Glass Within 150 ‘wards of Ameriena Consulate Hrocen By

PRAISES WORK OF HOOVER.   Pope lauds. War Kellef Activities of  * seapnetion

U.S. ZIONISTS TO RAISE BIG RELIEF FUN   American Jews Expected to Give $80,000,000 to Palestine.   Convention at London Working on Pians for the Repopulation of the Ancient Homeland of the Hebrewe—Clash of Factions.

AMERICAN JEWa MUST oAVE ZIDK   Expected to Subscribe $80,000,000 to Fund.   $100,000,000 IS REQUIRED   London Conference Working Out Plans for the Repopulation of the Fatheriand of the Hebrew Race —Factions Clash.

U, S. ZIONISTS TO RAISE BIG SUM   American Jews Expected to Give $80,000,000 to Palestine,   WILL REQUIRE $100,000,000   Convention at London Working on Plans for the Repopulation of the Ancient Homeland of the Hebrews——Clash of Factions.

BANKERS THINK PRICE CUTTING HELPS CREDITS   Garment Manufacturers and Nebraska Women Get Busy.

PAIGE CUTTING WAVE SPREAD:   Chicago Bankers Are Satisfiec With the Financial Situation.

CHICAGO..BANKERS . WELCOME BREAK   Express Satisfaction with the Financial Situation; See Return to Normal Conditions Sacsn. :

PRICE CUTTING WAVE CONTINUES IN FAR WESTERN STATES   San Francisco and Ottumwa la. Among Cities Joining Movement

PRICE REDUCTION DOES GOOD TURN   Garment Manufacturers Will Pledge Lower Prices If Labor Remains Same

PAIGE GUTTING WAVE OPREADD OVER GOUNTRY   CA\RMENT MAKERS PLEDGE. TO VAKE sNDSEES, GOODS LOW AS POSSIDUER,   fiven Lumber Dealers In Kansas City Get Into Line and Lower The Prices Slightly,

HOPE OF NORMAL ~ GREDIT BRIGHTER   CHICAGO BANKER SAYS LIQUILDATION OF STOCKS BY MIERCHANTS WILL HELP.

PRICE GUT CONTINUES TQ SPREAD   Garment Makers Pledge Themselves to Sell at Lowest Possible Figure.   BIG WHOLESALERS  PREPARE FOR DROP   Marshall Field Company Advise Merchants to Cut . Stocks; Credit Restricted

BANKERS PLEASED WITH STEPS TAKEN TO LOWER PRICES   BORROWING PUBLIC ADVISED TO CO-OPERATE WITH BANKS AND HOLD DOWN LOANS.   CREDIT OUTLOOK BETTER   Price Slashing Wave Continues t Spread in Central and Western States—Texas Cities Announce Reductions.

Women’s Wearing Appare' Will Go No Higher Unless Labor and Material Costs Are Advanced, Is Claim.

AIG CONTINUES TO SPREAL   Garment Makers Pledge “Themselves to Sell at Lowest Poasible Figure.   BIG WHOLESALERS  : ' PREPARE FOR DROP   Marshall Field Company Ad. ‘vise_Merchants _to Cut  Stocks; Credit Restricted 7

BANKERS ARE OPTIMISTIC   Jeneral Financial Situation Sound Durine Nationwide Merchandise Sale Campaign.

DEALERS’ CLAIMS OF ‘PATRIOTISM’ GET LITTLE HEED   Consumers And Gov. ernment Did It Says U.S. Attorney.

WILL NOT LEAVE ARMY TO BECOME CANDIDAT   General Wood Defines Hi: Position Relative to the Presidency.

FIREMAN KILLED ~~ ATIOWA CITY   na Fire in Storchouse of Produc _ Co. That Caused $80,000 Damage.

ERE FIGHTER HLEGTROGUTE!   Man Grasps Electrically Charged Pipe While Assisti"g Firemen at lowa City Blaze; Death InstaMtaneous; Damage Etsimated at $35,000.

em Ree rl) arent eae ee ay Seer wt ooo snemeahieonncannenananmienasminninmnamne i ar en Naeem Nat om tne  GOV. COX CHARGES TRICKERY IN OPPOSING LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Says Republicans Are Conducting a Campaign Behind ; ‘Smoke Screen” to Secure Partisan Spoils

MILLIONS BACK OF REPUBLICANS IS COX CHARGE   Democratic Candidate ls Certain “Interests” Are  To Buy Up the Elec.  tions.

COX: SCORES. REPUBLICANS   First: Vigorous’ Assault on: G, O. P.—Another . Speech Tonight .

ATTACK LAUNCHED BY COX TODAY !S FIRST OF VOLLEY   Opens Fire At  ReRpublican “Trickery”, Charging Them  With Partisanism.   SPEAKS AGAIN TONIGHT   Governor Is Strong in Advocacy  of the League of Nations  in First Speech.

Says Republicans — Conducting Drive Behind A Screen   Demacratic Nominee, in West Virginia Speech, Declares “Powerful Combination Is Now Attempting to . ‘Buy Governmnet Contro]”’

CAMPAIGN ISSUE IS NOT PARTISAN, COX TELLS. DEMOCRATS IN WEST VIRGINIA   Is Matter of Concluding Debt to Humanity Through League, He Asserts   CHARGES REPUBLICANS TRYING TO BUY VICTORY

COX OPEAS FIRE TW BCPURLICARC   CHARGES OPPOSITION LEADERS WITH “ATTEMPTED TRICKERY.”

SEEK PARTISAN SPOILS BEHIND SMOKE SCREEN   Governor Cox Fires Broad. side Into the G. O. P. at Wheeling Today.   TELLS OF IMMENSE G. 0. P. SLUSH FUND   Assault By Next President is Vigorous and Straightforward.

Democratic Nominee Calls on — Party-to.Support League of  * Wations and Attacks “Sena- torial Oligarchy” 

CAMPAIGN BERIND “SMOKE SCREEN   Charges Republicans With “Attempted Trickery” in Opposition.   MILLIONS BEING RAISED

G. O. P. Conducting Campaign Behind “Smoke Screen to Secure Partisan Spoils, He Charges In Address to Democratic Convention at Wheeling

OWA OPCAED FIRE ON UPPUS:TION TODAY   Sat acon es utes  BEHIND SMOKE SCREEN WHILE CONDUCTING CAMPAIGON.

6.0, P. HAS HUGE FUND FOR FIGHT, GOV. COXSAYS   Democratic Leader Opens His Big Guns On Opposition Today.

GOKATTAGKS 6.0.P IN W.VA. ADDRESS   Makes Vigorous Charges Before State Convention.

RAISING MILLIONS FOR THE CAMPAIGN   Governor Declares Powerful Combination of Interests Working in Attempt to Buy Government Control— League Advocacy World’s Croatect Mavement.

OK SURES  0, PSM NoHEEN PULIC IN CAMPAIE   Opens Fire on “Attempted Trickery” of People " ee, eee   ATTEMPT TO BUY CONTROL OF GOVT   Republican Senatorial “Oli garchy’’ Comes in for Its Share of Criticism

COX CHARGES G. 0. P, WITH TRICKERY AND USING SMOKE SCREEN   Democratic Nominee it First Vigorous Assault on Rivals.

NYS REPUBLICAN LEADERS ATTEMPT TO TRICK PEOPLE   Cox Fires Broadside at Op ponents in Speech at Wheeling.

CHARGES G. 0. P. TRYING TO TRICK PEOPLE OF U.S.   Cox Says Harding Campaig Conducted Behind . ‘Smoke — Screen’ for Partisan Spoils   DECLARES MILLIONS BEING CONTRIBUTED

GOK CHARGES REPUBLICAN TRICKERY   Condemns G. O. P Treaty Stand Anc Says Combinatior Would Buy Govern ment Control

BiG GUNS OPENED ON G.0.P. BY COX   Accuses Republican eadership' Of “Atternpied Trickery” Of The American People.  Says League “ Greatest Movement of Righteousness In History of World.”

COX GUS       Says Party -Is. Conducting Campdign Behind a “Smoke Screen.”   SENATE OLIGARCHY DRAWS: HOT ATTACK

Is “Conducting a Campaigr Behind Smoke Screen to Secure Spoils.”   ACCUSES BIG INTERESTS   Nominee Speaks at West Virginia Democratic Convention,

COX OPENS WAR ON REPUBLICANS: HINTS TRICKERY   Charges G. O. P. Leadership is Guilty of Fraud.  USE “SMOKE SCREEN”   Democratic Candidate in Addressing West Virginia Democrats Cuts Loose on Opp®sition,

CHARGES G. 0.-P. LEADERS WITH “ATTEMPTED TRICKERY” AND CONDUCTING A CAMPAIGN BEHIND “SMOKED SCREENS” TO GET PARTISAN SPOILS.

FLAYS SENATE IN ADDRESS AT WHEELING, VA   Declares the Republicans Are  ~ Conducting a Campaign Be’ hind a Smoke Screen to Se’ cure Spoils.   IS FIRST VIGOROUS "~ ASSAULT IN CAMPAIGN   Says Powerful Combination of Interests Are Attempting to Obtain ‘Control of Government of Country.

LOTS OF MONEY UP TOBUY CONTROL OF GOV'T, COX WARNS   “Millions and Millions Being Raised in Campaign Fund, Nominee Discloses.   “TRICKERY ATTEMPTED;” “SMOKE SCREENS” IN USE   Democratic Candidate Make Vigorous Assault on G. 0. P. in Virginia Speech.

COX OPENS HIS CAMP SIGN FICHT WITH BROADSIDE   Charges, Powerful Interests Are Attempting Buy Control.

“ATTEMPTED TRICKERY” CHARGED T0 OPPONENTS   Governor Cox. Declares-' Republi can Leadership. Ig’ Trying. $0. Trick American: People.   ARE MAKING CAMPAIGN. . BEHIND “SMOKE SCREEN’   Bays Powerful Combination of In  texests Is Raising _ Beit: - gnd ‘Millions.’’   Hf DEFENDS THE LEAGUE   cnt 1 Is ‘Greatest Move ent of Righteousneis i in His- , tory of the World. .

GOK FIRES FIRST SHOT OF CAMPAIG   Charges That Republicans Are Raising “Millions iand Millions” For Campaign.

COX IN ATTAC ON REPUGLICANS IN THE SENATI   OPENS FIRE ON G. G. O. P. OPPOSI. TION; CHARGES LEADER WITH “ATTEMPTED ‘TRICKERY” .   SPEAKS TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN W. VA

COX ADDRESS WARM ATTACK ON OPPOSITION   G. 0. P. Leadérs Charged With Attempt to Trick American People   INTERESTS TRYING TO BUY CONTROL, CLAIM   Governor Says Millions - and Millions Are Being Raised for Campaign

CONTROL,” SAYS 60)   “Millions and Millions” raised for Purpose, Says Democratic Nominee.

Asserts League Greates  Movement for Righteousness in History of World.   NOT A PARTISAN AFFAIR   Opportunity’ Now to Render _ Moral Co-gperation for” Benefit of All.

IPENSEIRE ON ea P TON   Charges Republicans With Attempted Trickery of the American People on League  feoun   SPEAKS AT WHEELING. W. V.   Says Powerful Combination,of Interests is Attempting to Buy Government Control

COX CHARGES ~ REPUBLICANS WITH TRICKERY   VIGOROUSLY ASSAILS SEN. ATORIAL OLIGARCHY IN WHEELING ADDRESS.  PLEADS FOR LEAGUE OF AW’ 47PIMATC

COX USES HAMMER   DEFENDS AND {LORIFIES THE - LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Watking on Senate Oligarchy. Opposing League.  }  And Then Uses a "Shoes Iu

GOVERNOR COX. OPENS CAMPAIGA   CHARGES REPUBLICANS WITH ATTEMPTED TRICKERY   SPOKE AT WHEELING, W. VA   Says Republicans Are Conducting a Cainpaign Bebind a Smoke Sereor “to Securo Partisan Spalis, ~

2,000 KANSAS MINERS STRIKE   Workers Were Employed in Ten Mines in Coal Felds of the State.

NEW KANSAS "COAL STRIKE   Two Thousand Miners Out at Pittsburg.   OBUECTION TO WAGE AWARDS   Of National Commission — Few Ou in Illinois—Kansas Court to Investigate.

KANSAS MINERS OUT ON STRIKE   Two Thousand Men in Ter Coal Mines Quit Work Because of Dissatisfaction

WOULD RESTORE “CHD KEPT AN ~—ELLARFOR EAS   Pitiful Case Brought to Light In Joliet, Where Girl of 19 Has Mind of.Child of Two And Body of Five—Will Attempt. Treatment. —

WOULD RESTORE CHILD KEPT 1 CELLAR FOR YEARS   Pitiful Case Brought to Light In Joliet, Where Girl of 19 Has Mind of Child of Two And Body. of Five—Will At temnt Treatment,

U. S. WATCHING REVOLUTION   Rebel Program Careful. ly Studied by State:  Depariment

SARRANZA SLIPS SWIFTLY, STATE MEXICAN ADVICES   Washingten Considers with Interesi Obregon Promises -of Leniency: Toward Foreigners; Torreon Garrison Rebels

GAINS FOR ~ REBEL FORCES   Expect to Occupy Mexico : City Within Ten Days— Will Then Name President   Bn \  Rebel Forces Appearing With Startling Rapidity in Ail Parts of Country

INTEREST IN THE MEXICAN SITUATION IS QUICKENED BY CARRANZA'S WEAKENING 

CARRANZA’S GRIP TS WEAKENING   WASHINGTON IS) WATCHING WITH GREAT INTEREST.   THE REVOLT SPREADS   THOVSANDS READY TO MARCH ON MEXICO. CITY,   Carranza’ Carcrisons -Along Route Are Expected to Join the Revolutioninis.

AMERICA NOW CONSIDERING RECOGNITION   Rebels Have Refrainee from Making Any Overtures to United States,   ON TO MEXICO CITY CRY OF REBELS NOW

CARRANZA POWER IS ON THE THE WANE   INSURGENTS BELIEVED TO BE FRIENDLY   Ix Is Understood in Washington That the Rebels Have a Friendlier Attitude to Foreigners Than Present Administration

U5, ATTITUDE TOWARD REVOLT - BEING STUDIED   Mexican President: Likely t Be Forced Out, View at ” Capital

MEXICAN REVOLT SLOWLY GAINING OVER FEDERALS   Rebels Will Name President When They Hold Mexico City.

U. S. WATCHING ~ . REVOLUTION   Rebel Program Careful. ly Studied by State ~' . Department =

GARRANZA 1S. FAST LOSING flo GRIP ON MEX. SITUATION   Revolutionary Movement Al ready Such Rebels Plan Early Completion of Proaram.

WASHINGTON SHOWS MUCH INTEREST IN MEXICAN SITUATION   State Department Studying Rebel Program and Friendly Assurances.

speedy Termination of -Carranza Rule Seen by Observers As Rebel Advance Continues.  New Regime Will be More Friendly Toward Foreigners ls Assurance.  sete ar meer nnentintone meena  Mazatlin Soon May be Under  eevee ey 4 ele; Mes fog Str  ee ire   Mazatlin Soon May be Unde Fire of Rebel Artilery

CARRANZA’S GRIP WEAKEN'S RAPIDLY  AS REVOLT GROWS   OFFICIAL INTEREST IN POLITICAL PHASES OF REBEL MOVE STIM TIFATON   CREATING OPINION   State Department Studies Situation in Forming Future Policy.

CARRANZA1S LOSING GaP ON HIS COUNTRY   U. S. State Department Carefully Studying the Situation.

CRUSHED BY ADVANCE OF REBEL ARMY   U.S. Agents Study Pro. gram Outlined by Revelters.

REVOLUTIONISTS. ARE GAINING   OFFICIAL: WASHINGTON SHOWS KEEN INTEREST BUT NO RECOGNITION LIKELY AT PRESENT.

EXPECT COLLAPSE CF CARRANZA SOON   OFFICIAL WASHINGTON I8 WATCHING SITUATION WITH INTEREST.   Asserts He Will Put Down Rebellion and Claims Majority of   the Army Is Loyal   to Wine.

Government Watches Closely Development Below the Rio. Grande—No Overtures From Rehale   SEEK NO RECOGNITION YET  Await Assurance of Success— Make Progress-——_To Name. Provisional President Soon

CARRANZA GAIP (8 WEAKENING   GUN. FLORES WILL ATTACK -SEAPGRYT cuky OF MAZATLAD   MENICAN REVOLUTION GROWS   Agents of the Mexi¢an Reyolutionist:         : Have So Far Asked No.Special Con  Bigortion From US.

CARRANZA'S GRIP WEAKENS FAST, Io WORD AT GAPITAL   State Department Cons Rebe Assurances of More Amity Toward Foreigners.   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF UPRISING IS LIKELY SOON   U.S. Army Officers Doubt Fal of Mexico .City Within Week or 10 Days.

3. 10 CHANGE POLICY iF HEBELG OUST CARRANZ!   Attitude Will Be Determined by Stand Revolutionists Take  —Reports Show Carranza Is Losing Grip.

GARRANZA WEAKENIN(   SUCH Is INDICATION OF REPORTS REBELS ASKING NOTHING OF THE UNITED STATES.

NO RECOGNITION GIVEN MEXICANS   Washington Unable to Take Any Stand; Rebels Select. ing Leadership. —   "ACTING CABINET PICKED

MUCH INTEREST IN MEXIGS (5 SHONN BY U.S. OFFICIALS   Scant Hope of Reccgnition Being Extended Revolutionists, But Government Ils Watching.   INTERESTED IN OREBGON   General Flores Plans An Attack on Mazatlan, Federal  Seaport.

PREPA  RING 10 ESTABLISH  NEW REGIME   Mexican Revolutionists Hope to Take Mexico City Within a Week.   CARRANZA GRIP IS BECOMING WEAKER   Rebels Have Made No Over tures to the U. S. for Recognition.

CARRANZA FAST LOSING HIS GRIP REPORTS STATE   Rebels in Mexico Plan te Name New President When Capital Is Occupiec

THE TRAINMEN MAY STRIKE   Wage Negotiations Reached Critical Stugse Today.

WAGE ISSUE PRESSED BY TWO MILLION   Meeting Between Director General Hines and Leaders of Workers’ Unions May Determine Outcome  - Of Situation.

E ORDER "HESITATE ( CRITICAL PHESE   Brotherhood of Trainmen Strike Looms Unless Demands Met.   LEE SERVES NOTICE THAT MEN INSIST ON EARLY’ ANSWER   Administration Officials Understand Strike Order Is Being Taken.

TUOAY3 MEET 10 DETERMINE THE QUESTION   HINES AND RAILWAY UNIONS TO GET TOGETHER OR TO BREAK DEFINITELY   Indications are That There Will Be Strikes And Tieups As Result Of Refusal.

TROUBLE BREWS WITH TRAINMEN   “THEY ARE DISSATISFIED WITH “- THEIR- PRESENT WAGES,  THREATEN A. STRIKE   THE RAILROADS ARE TO RE. TURN TO OWNERS MARCHE L   ‘Brotherhogds tre Trying.to Force Zovernment Director -to Ada ! vance Wages Before Then. .

NEGOTIATIONS ON WAGES REACH PRITICAL STAGE   LEE INSISTS THAT MEN MUST, HAVE DEFINITE “ANSWER SOON.   ANOTHER MEETING   Director General Makes Appointment to Consider + Demands.

Officials of Other Three Operating Unions Said Not to be Supporting Mr. Lee Ageressively—Mr, Hines Still Contends Maintenance of Way Employes Would Violate Agreement,

WILSON CONSULTS  Pre sident’s Aides Spend Hours Considering Problem --Union Officials Go to Washington for Con farancea

TRAINMEN ALSO. THREATEN 10 GO QUT ON STRIKE   Add Their Demands te Those of Maintenance of Way Employes

May Be Opening Wed wine For General ' Strike Should Hines Refuse To Grant Increase.

ADMINISTRATION IS FACING BIG RAIL STRIKE, .   Expect: to Determine Quicome at Conference of Hines and Union Leaders Todav

TRAINMEN, IN STRIKE VOTE      Hines ‘Has Conference With White House Officials.

THAT WAGE DIOPUTE   THE RAB SITUATION LOOKS CRITECAL, :   Conferences Today Will) Probably Determine Outcome,

RAILROAD STRIKE NOW HINGES ON HINES DECISION   Will Involve Nearly 2,000, 000 Workers’ of a Country. — at   WANT EARLY REPLY   President Lee Puts Issue Squarely Up to © Director. Be

BROTHERHOOD PRESSES HINES FOR REPLY 10 WAGE DEMANDS    Conferences Today to Determine Course of Action,   ‘VOTE FAVORABLE - TO BIG WALKOUT   Traffic Tie-up Would Follow If TrainMen Quit.

IKAINIVIEN READY [0 WALK OU]   Nage Negotiations Reach A Critical Stage --- Railroaders Insist They Will Strike if Demands Are Not Met-Hines Will Try Again.

MAINTENANCE MEN PROCEED WITH PLAN FOR WALKOUT SOON   President to be Told of Possi - bility of a General Railroad Strike ©   SECRETARY TUMULTY TO PRESENT MATTER   Efforts to be Made for Confer: - ence With Hines as a Last. Resort

ASTRIKE — IN. SIGHT   Raltroad Treimmen Not At All Satistied with Alisirs,   NEGOTIATIONS BEING MABE   Director Hines Not Ready To "Make His Final. Aanouacemeat At This Time ~*~ 

MIGHT PRECIPITATE GENERAL STRIKE   Grave Concern Attends Calling Of R. R. Strike.

IHUTRER HOOD OF TRAINMEN HAS QOUMED THREATENING ATTITUDE   MAINTENANCE OF WAY MEN HAVE SENT IN THEIR ULTIMATUM   ALL OTHER RAIL UNIONS LIKELY TO QUIT, IF NOT, OFFICIALLY, THEN AS INDIVIDUALS, IT IS SAID, UNLESS WAGE DEMANDS ARE GRANTED.

RAILROAD SITUATION APPROACHING CRISIS   WAGE “DEMANDS OF MORE THAN 2,000,000 EMPLOYES ARE UNSETTLED.   TAAINMEN PRESSING KINES   Violation of Agreement Is Charged to President of Maintenance of Way Men.

Wage Negotiations With Railroad 7 ers Reach Crisis; Lee Warns  - Walkout Now: Threatens

NEW RAILACAD CRISIS LOOMS UP INU. §   Trainmen Insistent Their Wage _ Demands Be Satisfactoriy Settled.

Two Million Railroad Workers Threaten to Strike,   IMMED!ATE REPLY EXPECTED

This is the Ultimatum of the —Railroad Brotherhoods  > At the. Present "ape, Oo   SERVE NOTICE: ON HINES   Looks Like the Same Old Slugging : "Methods Used in Passago OF the Adamson  T ens”

RAIL OTRIKE CALL OF WAY MEN 15 DEEMED SERIOUS   Tumulty to See Wilson Today to Point Out That It May Be But Opening Wedge.   SECRETARY WITH HINES THREE HOURS, IS STORY.   -atter Expected Today to Tell Union Delegates Higher Pay Can’t Be Given. .

RAILROAD STRIKES MENACE COUNTRY   Federal Administration Faces Critical Situation With Regard to Increased Wage  Demands   Railroad Trainmen’s BSrotherhood Proposes Walkout as Answer Sought

ANOTHER STRIKE (F RAILWAY MEN IS IN PROSPEC   Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Urges Immediate Action on Demands.   STRIKE VOTE BEING TAKEN   Leader of Maintenance of Way Employes Says Men Will Gio Out as Called.

Transportation Systems Face Critical Sitaation With Strikes of Empléyes Threatening.

U. 0. OFFICIALS ALARMED OVER HAIL olTUATION   Believe Shopmen’s Strike Call May Provoke General Tieup; Wilson Consulted.   PLANS GO AHEAD

RAILWAY NEGOTIATIONS “REACH GRITIGAL -STAGE      a ale ‘ t W. G. Lee, Brotherhood Read, Serves Notice of Strike on Hines.   ANSWER TO WAGE DEMANDS MUST BE GIVEN av ower   /Trainmen Are Said to Bé Taking  & Countrywide Strike Vote, ]   HINES CONSULTS WILSON   Opinion Prevails That Director   ‘Wil Announce Later His  Refusal. :

THAT WAGE DISPUTE   te Bo) “THES TAILS 4 “CRITICAL.  SITU ATION LOOKS      Conferences: Today, will Probably Deterinine Outcome, t @ B®

WAGE DISPUTE IN CRITICAL STAGE   President of Trainmen’s Unior Says Men Are Very Insistent.

HINES CONFERENCE: WITH pROTHEOD, ~ AT CRITICAL STAGE   ‘eb, 23 is Set for Daté. Wher Final Answer Must be Glveny Asserts President of Union! to Director General. .   DETROIT: OUT, ON FEB. 3%

RAILROADS MA BE TIED TIGHTEY   Wage Demands of Over Two Million Employes   MUST BE CONSIDERED   Conferences Today Between Director General Hines and Leaders of Workers’ Unions Are Expected to Determine Issue—Trainmen Are Pressino for Their Answer

STRIKE ORDER BRINGS CRISIS   Wage Negotiations Reach Critical Stage and Rail Employes May Walk Out.

RAILWAY CRISIS IN A CRITICAL STAGE   Strike of Brotherhood of Train - men Looms Imminent Unless Pending Demands Are Satisfactorily Settled.   W. G. LEE SERVES NOTICE ON DIRECTOR GENERAL   Executive Officers of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers Go Ahead  With Strike Plans.

RAILRORD — SITUATION   GROWS MORE CRITICAL UNDER DEMANDS OF EMPLOYES   CONFERENCES TODAY   Probably Will Determine Outcome of Wage Dispute

2,000,000 MEN vANT Mg   Railroad Administration Faces Serious Situation Just Before Turning Roads   OVER TO THEIR OWNERS

STRIKE OF 2,000,000 RAILROAD WORKERS FACES THE COUNTRY   Railroad Administration, in Last Days, Faces Most Serious of Walkouts.   DIRECTOR HINES WILL REPLY TO DEMANDS TODAY   Report Says That All Leaders Are Not Supporting Lee Very Aggressively.

MEN “INSISTENT ON DEFINITE ANSWER’   Hines and Pres Lee Will Meet Late Today

MEREDITH TELLS HOW TOCUT LWING COST   NEW SECRETARY AGRICULTURE HAS RECOMMENDATIONS TO LOWER H.C. L.   PROBLEM 15 MUTUAL ONE   Farmers of America Are Willing to Do Their Part, but Ask Co-Operation, Official Asserts.

MEREDITH TAKES OFFICE.   Cabinet Member Urges Elimin ation of Useless Employes in Non- Productive Industry.

SOLUTION OF THE H.C. L. PROBLEM A COMMON DUTY   Can’t Be Accomplished Through Efforts of One Class Alone    New Secretary of Agriculture Urges Elimination of Useless Employes as One Remedy

MEREDITH HAD QULUTION FUR HU. OF LIVINE   SAYS PRODUCERS MUST FORM A’ LEAST SIX-TENTHS OF INDUSTRIAL FORCES   Urges All Labor To Make Effor Comparable With Farmer To Get Most At Least Cost

HIGH:COST LIVING ~  &§ COMMON PROBLEM   Ail Classes “Must Lend Efforts ‘Saye the New Secretary of © Acricultire.

MEREDITH OFFERS PLAN OF SOLVING H.C. L. PROBLEMS   New Secretary of Agriculture Recommends Useless Employes Be Dropped in NonEssential Industries,

New Avriculfure Secretary Has Plan for Cutting HCOL All Right, Let's Have It

MEREDITH'S PLAN “TO REDUCE H.C.L   The lowa Man Takes New (ilice anc Telly How the Country Can Take’ Burdens.

OANE Glo THIGU TION oYoTEM LAE NEED OF THIS NATION   TOO MANY FIFTH WHEELS CLOG OUR INDUSTRY, SAYS MEREDITH   NEW SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE SPEAKS FOR THE FARMERS—THEY WANT SOMEBODY ELSE TO GET IN AND DIG AND REDUCE H. C. L.

Secretary Meredith Favors Elimination of All Useless Employee   New Cabinet Officer Declare Farmers are Willing to Help Solve Problems.

LLL LNA LL EG IT, NR SIRNA SS  All Classes Must Assist In Fight To Lower Cost Of Living Declares Meredith, Secretary Of Agricultur

Elimination of Useless Employes in Non-Productive Business and Speeding Up of All Lines of Industry Urged by New Secretary of Avriculture.

MEREDITH OUTLINES PLANS FOR FUTURE      New Seer€fary of Agriculture Recommends Ways to Reduee Hich Cost of Living.

NEW SECRETARY HAS A SOLUTION      Take Men From Non-Essential Work to Increase Production Says Meredith.

MEREDITH SAYS GUT OF LIVING {3 PROBLEM FOR ALL   Cannot be Solved Through the Efforts of Any One Class Alone.   DECLARES FARMER IS WILLING TO DO HIS SHARE   Elimination of Useless Employes in Non-Productive Business, Speeding Up of All Lines of Industry and Exacting of Only Reasonable Protit  by Ketailers and Jobbers Urged, 

NON PRODUCERS   New Secy. of Agriculture in Taking Office, Offers to Re. duce F.C. of T..

4ID FOR CANAD:AN SOLDIERS   Parliament App oves Additional Ap propriation of $50,000,000 to the Land Fund.

CANADIAN SOLDIERS GET AID   “Additional Appropriation of $50,000, : 000 Is Approved.

MYSTER! SURROUNDS “FVAPORATION’   Whiskey DisappeSrs In Five Mile Transit on the Streets of San Francisco.

BILLION IN TAXES STILL OUTSTANDING   INABILITY TO AUDIT CORPORA TION REPORTS BLAMED BY TREASURY OFFICIALS,

REVISION CF TAX LAWS SOUGHT BY HOUSE MEMBERS   Ways and Means Committe: Want Substitute For Excess Profit Tax   ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF TAXES UNCOLLECTED   Committee Expects To Continue tntil Tangible Solution Is Found

MUST BE PAID IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER   Hunting for War Tax Substitutes With Task of Raising Vast Sums Before Congress.

BILLION DOLLARS IN TAXES UNPAID   How to Raise Revenue to Offset Losses Through Prospective Excess Profits Repeal Considered.

HOUSE SEEKING TOMAKE UP FOR TAX LEVY CUI   Treasury Coffers Must Be Replenished Ways and Means Body Told.

ESTIMATE MADE ON UNGOLLECTED TAXES   RAISING FUNDS TC COVER RE PEAL LOSSES STEP TOWARD TAK REVISION.

- ESE LOR eal ea HEMOR AGE, OF THE BRAIN,          Caused ‘Suddes-Denth of Mes. -Noble Near: Arcadian.  Eliz

reo HEMORRHAGE OF THE BRAIN.   Caused Sudden-Death of Mrs. Eliz Noble Near Arcadia.

WOULD HAVE GOVERNMENT: GUARANTEE GRAIN PRICE   South Dakota Legislator Makes Suggestion to the Senate Committee

URGES GUARANTY OF GROP PRICES   South Dakotan Would Have Government Purchase SurPlus Farm Products.

SUGGESTS PURCHASE’ ~ OF FARM PRODUCTS   Would ‘Have U.S. Buy Surplus. -

CLOTHING   is Asked By Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society For Re lief in This Community.     ‘ us  CALL MRS. BLACKBURN

CLOTHING FOR NEEDY   TO BE SOLICITED AND DISTR-I BUTED BY TUBERCULOSIS SOCITEY   YOU ARE URGED TO ASSIST   Much Relief Can Be Brought About Threugh Cencerted Effort

DISCUSS INCREASE WATER WAY RATES   Action Follows the Increase ol Freight Rates Recently Granted.

PATRIOTISM . - ISNOT SHOWN BY CRAIN (0   ‘TRIED TO DISPOSE OF ADULTER  ATED GRAIN TO FIGHTING ' MEN IN FRANCE

Arny in Beleagued City of Viume Said to Be Divided On Whether to Continue Resistine TItaly’s Forces   Poet-Soldier Reported to Bo Tl; Cordon About Port is Tightening; Plans Laid to Blow Up King’s Warships.

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NEWBERRY TRIAL NEARING END   Four Days of Oratory Siill Left on Preoeran.

FOUR DAYS’ ORATORY AND HOUR OF INSTRUCTION   ALONE STAND 1 BETW EEN JURY AND SUBMISSION OF NEWBERRY ELECTION CONSPIRACY CASE—SHOULD FINISH THIS WERK

DAMPER TURNED DN AGTIVIT Tea OF OPUKANE . W. W.   Judge Webster Issues Injunction Making It Contempt of Court to Preach or  Teach Principles of Communism,   THIS 15 NOT EMPTY ORDER   “urther, He Declares Thag Organization Constitutes General Public Nuisance and Menace to This Country.

0 sing Saris             ‘ eely Predicted Today That F urther Sensationa Developments Will Develop. Polk, Davis and~_ “House Are Mentioned As- Successors.

LEADERS CALL WILSON’S ACTION A BRUTAL ONE   AN INVESTIGATION IS BEING. TALKED CONCERNING GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.   TUMULTY PRESENT AT ~ CABINET MEETINGS

LANOING QUITS CABINET PUST AT DIRECT REQUEST OF WILSON ~ WHO CHARGED INSUBORDINATION   Secretary Of State Is Sharply Rebuked For Calling C abinet Meeting Dur. ing Illness Of The President—Those Pretending To Know Insid Take Part Of Lansing And Deplore Hasty Action Of Wilson—Con gressman Calls It “Infernal Outrage”

LANGING WING TMPATHY OF GHPETAL GARI E   Official Washingion As tounded at Forced Resignation of Secretary’      POLK MAY NOT ACCEPT   Diplomatic Aide Said to Have Supported His Chief in Controversy.

Finds Fault With Secretary Calling Cabinet Members Together During Sickness of Wilson—Sessions Were I)seless Alleced.   LANSING DENIES CHARGE OF TAKING POWER}   POLK SUCCEEDS LANSING. UNTIL PRESIDENT ACTS

SECRETARY OF STATE LANSING RESIGNS   DIFFERENCES @F CABENET MEET INGS ASD OTHER MATTERS,   FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS

Thousands Greet Genera  ... On Arrival In Marion Late Thursday.   SENATOR VERY BUSY   Series Of Talks Schedulec From Front Porch For Entire Week.

HARDING LAUDS COLORED RACE IN AN ADDRESS   Senator Makes Front Porct Speech to Baptist Asso mahon.   H. L. JONES HEADS PARTY  Says America Has Not and Will Not Fail the  Neocron

ROLSHEVISTS’ RULE DECAYING; FIND 90 PER CENT OF RUSSIA THOROUGHLY ‘SICK OF IT ALL’   Correspondent Duckworth Says There Is No Lib: erty, No Happiness In That Country; Nothing But Starvation and Misery   TRAVELS ALONE IN SOVIET-LAND

DOLSHEVISM FAILING IN AUDoIA, PEOPLE TURNING BAGK 10 FORMER (DEALS   Special Newspaper Investigator Sees Downfall of Lenine and Trotzky Coming --- Predicts Starving People Will Rise in Arms.

RUSSIANS FED UPON HORROR OF SOVIETISM   N. E. A. Writer Find: Starvation Ruling in Stricken Country.   By J, HERBERT DUCKWORTH, Copricht, 1920, by The Newspaper Enterprise Assoclation.  Gian awtant fat ta

Oe   MOTION PICTURE STAR  AND FOUR OTHERS ARE  BURNED ALIVE IN FIRE

) KILEED If APARTMENT BLAZE INN. Y.   Motion Picture Actress One of Victims in Bie Fire

FIVE PEOPLE   \ ie ial   BURNED 10 DEATH IN NEI YORK FIRE   That Wrecked an Apartment Hous Near Fifth Avenue.

FIVE DIE IN FLAMES   Appartment House Fire in New York Caused Death of Actress

FIVE PERISH. IN FLAMES IN N. Y. ROOMING EOUSE      Five Story Building Swept by Flames Early Today-—Unfortunate Victims Shut Off  From FEscane.

FIVE PERISH IN APARTMENT FIRE   Marjorie Lescomb, Motion Pic:  ture Actress, And Four Unidentified Bodies Found.

FILM AGTHESS AND OTHERS “TEA FLNE:   Apartment House Just Of Fifth Avenue Is Swept ’ by Fire.   SINGER IS MISSING   Young « Woman Student Rushes Through Building to Give the Alarm.

English Motion Picture Actress Qne of Victims of Apartment House Fire

Five Persons Die In Morning Blaze In New York City   Bodies Badly Charred—-Victims Trapped on Upper Floors.   HUNDRED FAMILIES DRIVEN INTO STREET   Miss Marjorie Lescomb, Film Actress, and Mrs. Boswell Reid, Singer, Among Naad

MOVIE ACTRESS BIRNED 79 DEATH   Five Persons Die When Flames Sweep Apartment  House,

FIVE BURNED 10 DEATH   Miss Lescomb, Movie Star, and Four Others Perished in N. Y. Fire Today

CONFLAGRATION “FORCES FAMILIES INTO THE STREET  ENGLISH MOVIE ACTRESS IS AMONG THOSE WHO “ARE DEAD.  FIVE CTORV RING

SLAMES RUSH UP AN JELEVATOR SHAFT TO. LIVING ROOMS.’   Vajorie Lescomb, Motior Picture Actress, Amons the Victims Who Wer - Burned ‘ox, Suffocatec While Aslect:

MOVIE ACTRESS BURNS 10 DEATH   Four Other Unidentified Persons Perish in Big Blaze

WEATHER.   FOUR OTHERS PERISH WHER —-HOTSE BURNS   Fire Sweeps Death Through Five-Story Apartments In Gotham   WARNING GIVEN BY _. YNIING WOMAN STUDENT   Concert Singer and Theatre Man Among Those Missina After Disaster

FIVE BURNED TO. DEATH IN EARLY. MORNING BLAZE   Girl’s Action Saves Many ‘Others in New York. - ' Apartment House   FEAR SIX KIUEN IN COLLAPSED BUN NINE

FILM ACTRESS  PREY (IF FIRE   Marjorie Lescomb and Fou Others Burned to Death in New York.

FIVE BURNED 70 DEATH INAPARTMENT HOUSE FIR   Five-story Building Wreckec —Motion Picture Acrress Among Victims.

MOTION. PICTURE -__ ACTRESS’BURNS     Four Other Persons Also - Killed.

YALE DEGREE TO PERSHING   Wniversity Also Henors Themas D Cuyler and Ambassadors Geddes. and Jusgerand.

Note to Chile Is Disapproved - By Americans   Ambassador Shea Is Told It Wording Is Injurious to  LU. S. Interests.

DO NOT LIKE NOTE SENT 10 CHILE BY   The American Chamber of Com: merce at Valparaiso Registers Its Disapproval.   TT IS “GROSSLY ERRONEOUS’   Says Message to Ambassadot Shea—Contrary to Principles of U. S. Government.

AMERICANS IN CHILE OBJECT TO NOTE ON TROUBLE   Chamer of Commerce Says Chiledn Friendship Is Jeopardized.   ASKS AMBASSADOR T0 REQUEST RECTIFICATION   Chile Was Asked to Use Influence to Prevent War in Peru.

Americans in South America Arous ed Over Attitude Assumed at Washington.

TONE OF NOTE 10 CHILE DISAPPROVE!   American. Chamber of Commerce 4@ Valparaiso Takes Unanimous Action.

[AMERICANS IN CHILE EXPRESS DISAPPROVAL OF NOTE SENT BY U. S.   American Chamber of Commerce at Valparaiso Sends Message to Ambassador Shea Saying Note of United States Government on Peru-Bolivia Crisis J eopardizes Friendship of South Americans for U. §.

NOTE TO CHILE _ IS CENSURED BY ‘BUSINESS MEI   American Chamber of Com. merce Says It May Strain  Piscwnd DAlAde nme,

HUSBAND IS TAKEN      Chio Man Charged With Stabbing His Wife 40 Times

LENGTHY CHASE ENDS — IN ARREST FOR THEF!   Man Charged With Being Implicated in Stealing of Machine Here Finally Nabbed

FIND STOLE.     MACHINE   Car Taken Daring Wanover Fair Re. covered,

REVOLT SPREADS TO 20 STATES   Carranza Expected To Resign From Presidency In Short Time   REBELS STRENGTHEN FORCES   War Fever Infects Entire Couns tryv——Clash Feared

RULE OF CARRANZA * 1S NEAR COLLAPSE   Revolt Was Broken Gut in 20 Mexicar States and Has Encircled Mex ice Cily, According  oe Mh

OAT 3 GARTANZA bUVEANMENT [0 ON LAST LERS   Brother of Governor of Mex: ican Federal District Predicts National Revolt   DECLARES REVOLUTION HAS REACHED 20 STATES   MPAICO CITY IS CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD, HE SAYS: THINKS CARRANZA WILL RESIGN SOON,

CARRANZA GOVERNMENT WN MEXICO TOTTERINE   Reportel That Revolutionist: Encircle Mexico City, which is Cut OFF From Word.

Aodc tito GARRANZA GOVERNMENT LOSE   HIGH MEXICAN POLITICIAI DECLARES. 20 STATES ARE IN REVOLT.   PRESIDENT 15 TOTTERING   \Calling of Extraordinary Session  Of Congress to Name Pro visional President Is  Likely.

Mexico City Surrounded by Revolutionists-Predicted Carranza  Would Resign

President Carranza’s Goverr ment Said To Be Tottering To Its Fall

Duchess of Marlborough Given Divorce Decree From Duke; Formerly Consuela Vanderbilt

DUCHESS GETS DIVORCE DECREE   Was Formerly. Miss  Vanderhilt Daaghter cf Willlam K.— Wedded fn 1895.

[ROBBERS TUNNEL THRU WALLS   Get $5,000 in Cash and Liberty Beads From Oklahema Bank.

BUG INTO QKLAHOMA BANK,   Robbers Escaped From Goltry With $5,000 in Cash and Bonds,

Mass Meeting Held and. Gqverament. Is Made Acquainted, With ‘Seria: ° ousness of Sitaation.

NEVADA SEEKS TANOE WATERS. FOR IRRIGATION   California Willing to Give Supply Provided Shane.  Property Is Not   Damaged. _

ALPHA TAUS PURCHASE EW FRATERNITY HOUS!   Chapter Will Take Possesion of Home of Prof. B. J. Vos on East Third Street Next Fall.

HARNESS: RETAINED   KOKOMO ‘MAN to CoytTryte IN , CICERO CREEK CASE.   The Appointment. is. Aumouncea te . Have Recn Matte by. Governor. -

HARNESS. RETAINED   KOKOMO MAN TO CONTINUE IN CICERO CREEK CASE.   The Appointment Is Announced t Have Been Male by Governor.

BUILDING BOOM STARTS IN MEXIC(    Contractors Busy in Nearly Every Town of Ten Thousand Pop ulation or More.

HINES APPOINTED AS ARBITRATOE   Named to Help Settle Europ ean Navigation Disputes Over Principal Rivers.

‘HINES TO ACT AS ARBITRATOR   (cing Abroad as Specint Umissars of  President.

HINES WILL ARBITRATE .., DANUBE RIVER DISPUTES BETWEEN WAR NATION:   FORMER RAILROAD DIRECTO R QUALIFIES UNDER ACT OF GERMAN TREATY. ALTHOUGH NOT RATIFIED.’

HINES ASSIGNED 10 WORK IN EUROPE   Former Director General 9 Railroads Will Fix Foreign River’ Navigation

No Political Conference: Held; Newspaper Men Invited to Dinner.   TAFT ENJOYS MEETING   Thinks Senator Will Suc ceed in Quest. for League.

Presidont- Elect’ Spent Day Quietly a Home Opening Hundreds of Prea‘pnts, -—-Gives Dinner to Nowapa : per Men,

WAS REAL CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE HARDING HOME AT MARION, OHI   Almost Countless Packages tc Open—No Guests Save Some Newspaper Men, Who'll Eat the Turkey.

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND PRESIDENT WILSON EACH. SPENT A QUIET CHRISTMAS YESTERDAY   HARDING SURPRISED HIS STOM. ACH WITH. GEORGIA ‘POSSUM; WOODROW AND FAMILY DINE  WITHOUT OSTENTATION

HARDING'S CHRISTMAS   PRESIDENT-ELECT PASSES UF CONFERENCES FOR HOLIDAY —GIETS OF MANY SORTS.

MARKET STILL. ON THE MEND   Steels Dominant Feature for Today’ 8s Further Recoveries.   RAILS STILL IN  ACTIVE DEMAND

WARSBIP TO GUARD AM ICANS IN BALTIC         u 8. MUNITIONS S Po oN.         [RED FLANK RESTS ON IPRUSSIAN RORDER. IX MARSH   Germany Apologizes For Her Nationalists

MADOO ANNOUNCED FOR PRESIDENCY   ANNOUNCED BY INDIANAPOLIS TIMES—TOM TAGGERT TO BE BROUGHT OUT FOR SENATOR

INDIAMA TIMES PICKS = > WEADOO-AND TAGGAR’   Indianapolis Paper Say: Neither Will Refuse -Nomination If It Is :Offered.   TAGGART FOR SENATE

DAILY TIMES —  BACKS BPADOL   ‘CANDIDACY OF WILLIAM G. Me ADOO FOR PRESIDENT. ANNOUNCED BY NEWSPAPER

TWO OSKALOOSA GRADUATES   Karl H, Underwood and Warren 4. Elam Will Complete Course at Kemper Military Academy.

TAME OVER ROADS           STATE HIGHWAYS FROT APREL  TEM IN EF           Vipton County  ws to be  Taken Over by! State,

TAKE OVER RUAUD   STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM IN EFPHT APRIL. UST.   Tipton County Has Twe-Ronads tu be  Taken Over by State,

BRITIGH D:PLOMAT FORGETS ETIQUETT   State Department Angered Be cause Ambassador Went “Over Its Head.”

FOREIGN ENVOYS IGNORE U.S.   FOREIGN DIPLOMATS GO OVER THE HEAD OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT.   A BREACH OF ETIQUET      Mattexs Are Gone Into by the Envoys Without First Taking Them Up With the State Department. England Latest Offender,

DIPLOMATS PEEVE ~ SECRETARY STATE   Go Over Head of State, Department and One Apology Results.

DIPLOMATS ANNOY STATE DEPARTMEN'   GO OVER ITS HEAP TO DEAL WITH SENATORS.   British Embassy's Letter to Senato: Kellogg Over Alleged Cable  : Delays a Breach of  BKtiauwet.

Booze Is Taken From Automobile at Wichita Falls, TensoF ive ‘Sue Men Arrested. =

BOOZE FROM MEXICO SEIZED   Whisky Is Taken From Automobiles at Wichita Falls, Tex.

SEIZES WHISKY FROM MEXICO   Booze Is Taken From Automobile at Wichita Falls, Tex.—Five Men Arrested.

SLAY OFFICERS; MAY BE LYNCHED   Bandits Slay Sheriff and City Marshall in St. Louis Suburb; One of the Gang Wounded and Two Others are Caught; Mob Threatens Lives.

EXTRADITION LiaT STILL HOLDS STAGE   Want Documents as Well as Men.

Serman National Assembly Meets. ‘Today. to Consider Extradition, ‘Question —Foct a Will Go. To Warsaw—Ex-norts From Soviet Russia.

JAIL ALL RECKLESS DRIVERS   Detroit Opens War on Speedsters— Pian Traffic Court—4,000 Hurt in 1919.

RECKLESS DRIVERS IN BAD   Detroit Opens War on Speedsters—4, 000 Hurt in 1919.

FARMERS OF IOWA USE FEDERAL LOAN   OVER $47,000,000 DIGTRIBUTED IN THIB STATE.   Five Thousand Farmers Avall Them selves of Opportunity to Own Their Own Farme.

PRICES SOARING IN GRAIN MARKET   Rise of Grains Accompanied by Large Speculative Purchases ‘on Chicago Market.

RYE SOARS TEN CENTS: CORN FIVE      GRAIN MARKETS IN SKY PARADE TODAY DURING SPECULATors’ BEE

WHAT IOWA TAXES G0 FOR   Of the Total of $79,872,422.53 Some $82,397,584 Are Used For Sup. * 8 port of Schools, _

Michigan Democrats Approve Wilson and Versailles Act of Administration

“UNFALTERING SUPPORT Or PRESIDENT WILSON” PLEDGED AT STATE CONVENTION.

MICHIGAN AND QUUTH GALINA WILSON FOLKS   CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED BOTH IN THE PRESIDENT AND ALL HIS POLICIES,   One Virginia Delegate Starta Some thing By Asking For Amendment of the Volstead Act.

DEMOCRATS OF MICHIGAN BACK   Favor Prohibition and Elect Uninstructed Delegates.

LEAGUE INDORSED BY DEMOCRATS IN MICHIGAN PARLE)   ‘Unfaltering Support” Als Was Pledged to President Wilson in Resolutions  Adopted by Convention.

= ori         some Democrats: Favar. ‘Soldier Bonus, ,  While Others Ave. Pledged to Oppose It.

MIILLIONS OF NEW STOCK FOISTED.UN JOWANG LAST YEAR      Buyers, Terrorized by Threats of Libel Suits, Failed to Act, Kelleher Says.

TOPEKA GROCERS FIGHT FAIR PRICE BOARD   Socure Temporary Injunction ox — Ground That Quotations Would ! Mear Losso%

UNITED -STATES ‘SUPREME. COURT. UPHOLDS OKLAHOMA INCOME TAX ACT OR 191

BURAH CALLS UPON LOWDEN 10 SUBMIT COST OF CAMPAIGN   Senator Follows Up Charges of Excessive Expenditures by G. O. P. Candidates With That Request.

BORAH MAKES ANSWER TO LOWDEN TELEGRAN   Suggests Representative be Sent to Washington With Detailed Report — Wires Donherry for More Explicit Answer.

LOWDEN WILL EAPLAIN Hla EXPENDITURES   Stipulates That Other Can. didates Also Accept Borah’s Suggestion.

MR. BORAH DEMANDS - LOWDEN FURNISH A DETAILED ACCCUNT OF CAMPAIGN FUNE   Also Intimates Mr. Doheny Wa: Liar in Denying Wood Contribution.

PROTECTION  I$ PROMISED   Are Advised:to Name a “Military Chief and'Pro ‘visional Governor .

STEPHENS ASKS ANTI-JAP. LAWS   California Governor Write: Secretary Colby Regarding Proposed Restrictions

JAP PROBLEM UP AGAIN   California Aroused Over “Growinz Menace” Due to Influx of Orientals,

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR ASKS THAT JAPS BE EXCLUDED   Would Bar Asiaties Holding Land it That State—Writes to Secretary o State Colby.

STEPHENS URGES TRIGT EXCLUSION AGT AGAINST JAP!   California Governor Declares Sovereignity of State Is Threatened:

Real Woman’ S Job Is Awaiting Miss Robertson’   speaker Gillett Says He Thinks He Will Let He: Run the Capitol Resta urant  “ett iittala atkins

Treaty Must Be Disposed of in Two Weeks to Make Room -for Other Legislation

6.0. P. PLANS RATIFICATION IN TWO WEEKS   With Help of Democrats Clo. ture Will Be Attempted When Treaty Comes Up   NEED FOR LEGISLATION BECOMING IMPERATIVE   LODGE ANXIOUS FOR ELEC TION OF UNDERWOOD A! DEMOCRATIC LEADER TC HASTEN RATIFICATION,

oPEEDY ACTION ON PEAGE TREATY {6 AV OF LEADERS   Ratification Within Two Week: After. Next Monday is Now Souoht After.   MAY ADOPT CLOTURE RULE   Need of Passing Other Important Legislation Sidetracks Possibility of Long Debate.

RATIFICATION OF TREATY COMING EARLY NEXT WEEK   Todre Secks Aid. of Senator Under - wood in His Etforts to Masten Action.

oe ee  FORCE. PACT VOTE BEFORE DOF MONTH   plican Leaders Assured Democratic Support To Adopt Cloture   REPETITION OF PREVIOUS DEBATE   slative Needs Of Nation sire Prompt Action On Treaty Is View

REPUBLICANS PLAN EARLY RATIFICATION   MAY ADOPT CLOTURE   LODGE AND SUPPORTERS ANX 1OUS TO CLEAR UP BUSINESS AND ADJOURN BEFORE NA. TIONAL CONVENTION AT CHICAGO

THE PRIMARIES IN NEW YORK   Regular Republican and Demo cratic Tickets Endorsed.   REPUBLICANS. NAME,  MILLER FOR:GOVENOF   Present Democtatic Governor Is Renominated. *   James’ W. Wadsworth: dr, fh  Nominated for United States Senator by Republicans. A Small Democratic Vote.

REGULAR TICKETS INDORSED IN N.Y.   State Wide Primaries Bring About No Unexpected Results It is Seen.

PARTIES NAME FULL TICKETS IN EMPIRE STATE   REPUBLICANS POLLED A MUCH HEAVIER VOTE IN THE PR}MARIES THAN DID DEMOCRATS.   WOMAN CANDIDATE IS BEATEN   Nathan R. Miller Was Nominated for Governor on the Republican Ticket; Smith Again Named.

MILLIONS FOR THE RAILROADS   interstate Commerce Commission Ap. proves Loan of $16,593,275 to the Rails.

RAILROADS TO GET MILLIONS   Interstate Commission Approves Loan of $16,595,275 to Lines.

TRIFLING WITH TRUTH.   Another Yarn Unearthed in Connec tion With Coughlin Kidnaping.

SUNDAY BASEBALL GETS JOLT   Women Control! Jewett, Tex., and Silence Diamond Struggles on Sabbath. .

TREND 10 GOX AS ELECTION NEARS   Harding, as Voting Day Approaches, Loses Strength Owing to League Issue,   Race Question a Factor in the Border States — Senate Fiohts in Doubt,

POLITICAL DRIFT IN MARYLAND NOM I AGAINGT 6. 0. P.   ‘Registration of Negro Womer   Stimulates Democrats to   Greater Organization.

NEGRO ISSUE IN BORDER STATES   DEMOCRATS BEGIN To MAKE THEIR RALLYING CRY.   MAY TURN TIDE IN MARYLAND   Mere Effective Than League eof Na tions Not Only There, Bet in Other Sections ef the Near Sosthiand.

Four Hundred , Killed In Mine   Meg Than 4100 Chinecss Laborers KiNed by Explosion and) Fire in Chi-lai Province.

Four Hundred Killed In Ming   M%re Than 400) Chinese Laborers Killed by Exploston and Bire in Cht-Li Provinco,

IS BISHOP GANNON NOW.   Former ©.' City Clerggman E] evated by Pope +a Maes Dignity in Erie Diocese.

BIG BILL FUREY ACQUITTED TOON OF EXTORTIO   n Connection With the Burning ol the Steamer Oceanica At Montreal

LOVE FEAST OF PARTY HELD AT RAMSEY TINNER      }. BRUCE KREMER HONOR GUEST   WIRE FROM WALSH IS READ, ADDRESSES OF NOTE HEARD

I BRUCE RREMER HONOR GUEST   NERE PROS] WALSH IS READ, ADDRESSES OF NOTE HEARD

WOOD HAS SLIGHT LEAD IN ELECTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA   is Ahead of Lowden, With Johnson Close Third in Eighty — Per Cent of Vote.

SOUTH DAKOTA RACE IS CLOSED   General Wood Has Lead of 4,000 With Ten Counties Yet to Report.   LOWDEN RUNNING SECOND   dames Gerard Holds Lead in Democratic Primary Election Vote. {

All Candidates Still Claim State--Norbeck Leads for Senator and McMaster for Governor

REGISTRATION FIGURES ISSUED   639,834 INDIANA MEN SUB_JECT TO MILITARY SERVICE. 

THIRTY HOUSE MEMBERS SKIDOO; WANT 10 SPOIL 1 QUORUM IN TENNESSEE

SUFFRAGE ANTIS STALL FOR TIME   Members Of House Prevent Quorum Today.

RATHER PETTY TO RUN AWAY   Thirty Anti-Members of Tenn House Go to Alabama to Delay Action on Woman Suffree.

TAPPED PHONE CO.FOR $20,000   Chicago Thief Tells How H  We  and Pals Robbed the Company.

PREYED UPON THE TELEPHONES   Chicago Man Confesses To Mobber:  Of the Coin Roxes,

PONFESSION TELLS HOW TELEPHONE COIN BOXES WERE ROPRET IN CHICAS      MAN UNDER ARREST SAYS THIE  HAD A MASTER KEY THAT OPENED WAY TO TREASURE.

CABRERA SUED ON EXTORTION CHAREt   Consul Alleges Presiden! of Guatemala Took His R. R. Bonds

PRINCESS LOUISE BECOMES WEALTH}   DAUGHTER OF THE LATE KING TENPOILD 11

MAY BAY AT ST. JOSEPIDS,   es  Popular Custom Annually) Observed Ai Sehoolon Miy Birsc.

RAILROAD BILL 15 SIGNED BY WILSON   All Lines Go Back to Control of the Owners.   FAIR WAGE BOARD PLEDGED   President Names Walker. D. Hines to Wind Up Matters — Twenty-Six Months of Federal Control! and Operation at an End.

WILSON SIGNS RAILROAD BILL   Transportation Lines Go Back te Private Control Sunday Night.   PLEDGES .FAIR WAGE BOARD   Twenty-Six Monthé of Federat Contro! and Operation, End—President Names Walker 0. Hines to  ‘ Wind Up Matters.

Defections Waste — . Strength of Foe * “of. Soviet: Regime   Surrender of Unita’ o? Semen off’s Army in Eastern..Siperia is Reported

SEMENOFF'S. ARMY GOES TO BOLSHEUKS   Many’ Have Surrendered and  “Others Are Trying to, Get Into Marichuria, According To Reports From ‘Harbin, — Tronne Killed Offfeore.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK ARMY BREAN 1p   Chinese Preparing to Resist Any Attempt to Invade Manchuria.

SOLDIERS KILL OFIGERS WHEN THEYSURRENOER   Units of General Semenoff's Ant Bolsheviki Army Surrender ~ « Jo Soviets

YULETIDE SPIRIT — IS WIDESPREAL   Significance of “Peace on Earth, Good Will a . Men” Is Emphasized.

NEW YORK CHRISTMAS BRINGS HAPPINESS TO MANY UNFORTUNATI   Holiday Marked by Unusual Activity of Charitable Organizations.

NEW YORK EXTENDS HOLIDAY GHEER TC SGLDIER PATIENTS   Immigrants at Ellis Ysland also ' Given a Bit of Christmas   COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS  TREE ATTRAGTS CROWD:   Christmas Carols Sung by Chorus in Madison Square

GREEN CHRISTMAS I) OBSERVER IN NEW YORK GIT)   Disabled Service Men Are Re. membered—Ship Yard Employes Give Clothing To Children.

bUTHAM PEOPLE BRING CHEER 10 LESS FORTUNATE   Yuletide Spirit Provides Many Dinners for City’s Poor and Needy.   Visabled Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in Hospitals Remembered.

NEW YORK CITY HAD UNUSUAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHRISTMAS DA   Charitable Organizations,  Churches and Others Worked  to Moke the Needy~Hapnier fer Day.

ee ae eee ene eee  Legion Post Passes Condemnation of the Heavyweight Champ

WORLD REVOLT IMPOSSIBLE   Rome Socialists Say Anglo-Saxons Won't Joln Reds.

SEES. WORLD REVOLT FAILURE   Rome Socialist Says Angla-Saxon Exclusion of Third Internationale . Move Is Impossible.

WO YOUTRTUL  MURDERERS 10 DEATH TODAY   Electric Chair Awaits Boys Unless Governor Comes to Rescue 

Tie TWO YOUTHFUL MURDERERS 10 BIE   A. BL COLE AND A, V. GRAMMER IN DEATH CELL TODAY.   HAST EXECUTION IN NEBRASKA   Executioner From Boston, Mass., Ar rived On Ground Teday--Death Button it ts Expected Will Be Pressed Late This Afternoon,

TWO MURDERERS ELECTROCUTED   Cole and Grammar Found Guiliy ot Killing the Latter’s MotherIn-Law to Shuffle Off,

YOUTHFUL SLAYERS GU 10 THE CHAIR      NEBRASKA YOUTHS WILL GO TO DEATH

AGED POLICEMEN. + NOTREADY TO.QUI   Some on Same Beats for 35 Years.

BDV. COX REVIEW HARDING'S RECORD   Says Senator Reactionary Candidate of Oligarchy and Big Business Interests.

T POSITIONS. OW LEAGUE TAKEN. BY HARDING-COX   NEW ASSAULT 1  DEMOCR. ATIC NOM LINE MAKES POLICIES OF Fox won   WANTS DEFINITE: DECISION   Suggests That Johngen,. Anti Veale, = Taft, sa Wen id nee. n Debat . Py Nominee As dudge

Court by Decision Upholds Earlier Will Under Which  Millionaire’s Estate Will Go to Home for Aged Men.

GASTON B. MEANS LOSES FIGHT FOR $5,000,000 WILL   Testament Of Husbanc Of Slain Mrs. King Forged, Verdict.

Home for Aged Men to Re ceive Lumberman’s Vast Esicate.   BARTON B. MEANS LOSES HIS BATTLE   Mysterious Death of Testat or’s Widow Feature of Will Contsst.

To Fight Probating of the King Will   Second Wi of Jamcs C, King, Miélwaukee Millionaire, Gets Into tha Couris. :

King Estate’s Millions To Home For Aged Men Pe By Ruling Of Court

ALLEGED SECOND WILL HELO 10 BE FORGERY   King Estate in Court Since 1905 Held up Further by Last Decision.

G MILLIONS 60 TO ROME FOn AGED MEN. COURT HOLDS   Circuit Judge Upholds Probat Court Contention Second Will Was Forgery.   ESTATE OF 3 TO 5 MILLION LEFT IN TRUST FOR HOME   Second Attempt to Probate New Will Fails When Sister of Widow Loses Suit.

GROWD SEES PISTOL “Tiare              AW York, Commuters Watch Cate Owner Fight ‘Thandits.::

nat: «a Renan COR er enrarwrsirenreneee  SEMA CROWDS “IN PISTOL DUE   Three Men Attack Restauran_teur and Get His Dough But Are Later Caught.—Crowd - Dodged the Bullets From the Proprietor’s Pistol.

FAILURE 1S PREDICTE:   For the Spa Conference by ¥rench Potitical Editor.

GERMANS STAND PAT ON QUESTION OFCOM   One of German Experts Quoted  As Saying They Would:  Not Yield.

Hoke Smith Almost Persuaded to Start   Nearly Determined to Permit Use of ’ His Nanie as a Candidate vor Pres. ident in Georgia Primary.

- aoe aw a 8  According to Report of Special om - mittee; Less Than 5% of j Workers Now Keep One

INDUSTRIAL HOME: HELD MAJOR AID 10 BoE SS SUCCESS   Massachusetts ‘Report “Shows Land and Home Owners: Vital Trade. Element.

MORE THAN MERE SEAT 19. INVOLVED IN CUMMINS: FATE   Farce to Elect Harding and Refuse to Give Him Senatoria! Backing.   “FLU LLNESS HANDICAPS IOWA’S SENIOR SENATOR   Declares Opponents Are Using Falsehood in Bitter Campaign Against Him.

CUMMING WAKES FIGHT OF GAREER FROM SICK BED   sives Out Interview Saying He Will Win But Will Run Behind National Ticket.

RETURNS FROM SCHOOL   Capt. H. D. Burdick Was Instructor at Fortress Monroe

RET, ASE ee aa en  STAGE Blo FSTIC BATTLE   JACK DEMPSEY AND GHORGES CARPENTIER WIL, STON CONTRACT TOMORROW TO FIGHT.   Th Battle Will Be Feught in New York for the Purpose of Deciding the Championship of the World,—Terms Are Agreed Upon,

BiG FELLOWS ARE ~—TOSIGN TOMORROK   Dempsey and Carpentier Will Fight for the World's Championship—Date Not Vet Determined,

VLAND WATERWAY ROUTES URGED AS TRAFFIC. SOLTIGN   Speaker at Junior Chamber of Commerce Flays Congress for Slipshod Work.

CONGRESS SLIPSHOD IN RIVER PROJECTS   Head Of Waterways Associatio! Declares Appropriation Picayunish.

POLICE AND SOLDIERS KEEP THEM CONSTANTLY ON THE JUMP IN TIRELAND.

RIPE OLIVES AGAIN SAFE   Government Report Says Reforms in Canning Have Routed Perils.   PACKERS ARE GLAD TO IMPROVE PRODUC!

Olive Inisiry ! On Feét Agai                 No Long: a “Danverons..

ers Said To Have Positive ey Of Railway Telegraph. ly Declined Offer   ONDUCTORS’ COURSE STILL UNDECIDED   ‘abor Leaders In All-Night Conference In Attempt To Reach Common Ground

7 RAILROAD UNIONS ‘REPORTED READY TO ACCEPT. WAGE AWART   Referendum Will Likely 6 Taken By Unions On the De* cision Announced.   FELEGRAPHERS OBJECTING   Railroads -May Ask For Higher Rates For Mail Transportation to Raise Revenues.

SEVEN RAILROAD UNIONS ACCEPT WAGE AWARDS   TRAINMEN, ENGINEERS, SWITCH MBN, LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN SHOPMEN, ENGINEMEN, MATES AND PILOTS REPORTED ‘SATIS BIE

SEVEN RAILROAD UNIONS WILLING   SAID TO BE READY TO ADOPT WAGE SCALE AWARDS,   OTHERS ARE NOT SATISFIED   Small Strikes Reported In Proteés! of the Increases Made by Board —Freight and Postage Rates “To Be Higher.

Rail Wire Men ‘Reject Award For Strike Vote   Seven Unions, However, Wil Accept Proffer Made bv  Labor Board.

SEVEN UNIONS HAVE ACCEPTED WAGE AWARTS   (it fs Said That Raliresd Telexraph ers Gave Relused tu Consider er the Awards .   CONDUCTORS HAVE NOF YET ee   ttenver Suitchmen Strike to Pre test Axgsiust the Awardi-—Are SiN dat

SEVEN —UNIDSS ACCEP)   EMGINEERS, SWITCHMEN, EN CANEMEN, TRALS MES, SflOa MEN AGRER ‘TO WAGES         THE RAELWAY TELEG PUES POSPOLYELY BREFUSE TH) VONSIDER AWARD

SEVEN RAILROAD UNIONS ACCEPT . BOARD AWARD   The. Rall Telegraph “Men Positively ” Refuse and Order for Strike Vote : . Said to be Issued

Kentac ky Distitlers Sil Hold  Millions of Gallons of Whiskey  In Warehouses; Must Keep It Now

DISTILLERS: WILL NOT SUFFER BIG   Though They Hold in Bonded Ware houses with Advent, of National Prohibition: Millions of Gallons  There’     ea Way Open. .

-AUGH AT REPORTS ABOUT EX-XAISEE   Dutch Officials Say He is Poor Man and Could Not Aid the Revolt.

KANSAS ADJUTANT GENERAI ELECTED 35TH DIVISION CHIEF   TO MEET IN ST. JOE   Veteran Who Took Son's Place At Head of Colunin in Argonne Wen Veetine Place 

- WARTIN HEADS DIVISION,   The Next Reunion of the 3oth WH _ be Held at St. doe.

ST, JOSEPH GETS THE NEXT 35TH REUNION   Division Meeting at Topeka De cides Upon Missouri City for Next Year.

COLBY WILL VISIT THREE CAPITALS ON SOUTH AMERICA TRIE   Rio de Janeiro, Montevide: and Buenos Aires Included in Itinerary.

COLBY TO VISIT SOUTH AMERICA   Said Party Will Not ‘Consist of More Than ' a Dezen People

AETARY OF STATE T0 VISIT SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS QURING TRI   WILL RETURY VISITS PAID TO AMERICA RY PRESIDENTS OF  TWO REPUBLICS,

THREE CAPITALS TO BE VISITED BY SECRETARY   Coiby Soon to Depart to Repay Visits of South Americans

CLARKSVILLE HAS A HUGE BLAZE   Practically Ajl of Kast St te of Square in Bowness Dletrict Is Destroyed.

AEGALL oOLDIERS REE PRIOONERD SAYS DE VALERA   England Must Withdraw Troops as Preliminary to Restore Peace.

IRISH CALLING PREMIER’S BLUFF —MRS. MAC SWINE   ‘President” De Vglera Names Cor ditions For Restoration of Peace In Ireland.

\MANY MINERS STILL MISSING   Forty-two Aceeunted For in the  w,_«etaaa atta od

Constables and Sergeant Ambushec   Trouble Again in County Limerick,  Tretind — Constable Fatally Woaindeol

FRONT ROW SEATS FOR WOMEN OF THE G. O.P.   Chicago Society to Fete Fair: Delegates, Sitting First Time in Councils of National Politice.

FRONT SEATS FOR G. 0. P, WOMEN   Chicago Soclety to Fete Fair Dele gates, Sitting Fics; Time in Counclis of “National Polities

TRAPPING SEASON OPEN.   Certain Fur-Bearing Animals May Be a es Bi

APPEALS COURT TO HONOR GOVELECT MILLER   Will Sit on Platform in the Coming Inaugural Ceremonies.   WILL SEAT 125 PEOPLE   Maybe Six Past. Governors Will be al the Inauguration Fan. 1.

THE SLUSH FUMD ~ PROBE PROCEEDS   Senate Committee Examine Many Witnesses at Chicago.

FULL RESPONSIBILITY  FOR RAISING: LIMIT FOR CONTRIBUTIGNS ASSUMED BY UPHAN   Republican Treasurer Says H oped Lid Would be Raised and Recommended $10,000   HIS PLAN VOTED DOWN BY A BIG MAJORITY

committee Will Then Adjourn to Meet in An Eastern City on Sept. 22—Governor’s Representative Called to Stand and Questioned Regarding Report That Liquor Interests Had Contributed to Democratic Campaign Fund.

VOTE UPHAM DOWN: ‘ON BIG FUND PLAN   REPUBLICAN TREASURER UP: HAM FAILED TO RAISE” LIMIT TO $10,000   BOOZE AID FOR COX?   Committee Chairman Says Cox Was Aided By Wet Money in 1916 Campaign ae   eee : oa Cox Representative Calls Antie Saloon League a “Republi- — can Orvanization a

COMMITTEE ~ 10 DISAGREE   On Evidence in Cox Campaign Charges.   NOTHING HAS BEEN PROVED   Say Republican Members, Who Want to Now Investigate “Liquor Money for Cox.’,

ON THE TABLE   REPUBLICAN TREASURER HAS NOTHING TO CONCEAL.   CLEAN. CAMPAIGN   MOST OF THE MONEY RAISED / THUS FAR IN THE WEST.   For the First -Time in History a * Political Party Has Got Away from Wall Street for Funds.

BOOZE. AID. FOR CO   Committee irman  Says Was Aided By Wet Mone: 1916 Campaign        Cox Representative Calls Saloon League a: “Rey can Orcanization

UPHAM RECOMMENDED RAISING THE LID ON CAMPAIGN DONATIONS   Tells Committee He Was -Responsible for Proposal to Ask Contributions of $10,000   TREASURER DENIES KHOWLEDGE OF QUOTA -LIST FOR CITIES   Committee Spent More than Million “Before Conventions -

Treasurer: Urged Raising of Lid, But. Committee Yoted, Bim Downy      ‘ED MOORE G GRILLED, -BY KENYON: ‘AGAIN

‘Preasurer, Upham Testifies “His. Proposal to Increase Contributions From $1000 to $10,000 Voted Down   Harding Opposed Plan for Larger Sums; Cox’s Per: sonal Representative Ques‘tioned on Bourbon Funds

Treasurer Says He Never Saw Quota List tor Cities—Republican Members of Ihvestigating Body Declare Cox Charges Unproven—lInquiry in Chicago Ends Tomorrow.

IPAM SAYS HE ADVOCATEDA - $10,000 LIMIT   Was Outvoted. However, and “Blair Plan” Never Became Effective.

UPHAM  WANTED LIMIT RAISED   Takes Full Responsibility For Plan To Raise Contribution Limit to $10,000  Recalls Harding’s Statement On Instruction To Republican National Committee

UPHAM SAYS HE _ IS RESPONSIBLE   Advocated That Contri bution Limit Be Raised Above $1000

In testifying Today Republicar Treasurer Took Full Responsibility for Mentioning $10,000   HARDING FAVORED $1,000   Was Visited by Col. Thompson and Following Visit Statement on Limitation Gifts Made.

HARDING IS AGAINST BIG DONATIONS   Republican Candidate: Vetoed Contributions of More than $1,000

TREASURER OF 6.0. UPHAM, WITNESS TODAY      He Testifies His Attempt t Raise Limit of Contributions Was Vetoed.   **PSALM SINGER”’ BRIGADE PRAISED   The Republican Committee to Date Has Spent a Million for Publicity.

TREASURER HAD WANTED $10,000 AS GIFT LIMI   COMMITTEE IN NEW YORK DEFEATED SUGGESTION   HARDING LATER ANNOUNCED $1,000 LIMIT AS FINAL   Cost One Million to Run the Nation Committee For Publicity and Other Expenses Since Sep. tember. 7915.

UPHAM TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR FORM 101   But Says That His Proposal Fo1 $10,000 Limit Was Rejected Wholly.   TOTAL BUDGET IS $4,800,000   Moore Denies Liquor Interests Are Helping the Democratic Campaign.

AMOUNT RAISED IN INDIANA LESS  THAN $40,000 BRYSON TELLS, “COMMITTEE, ane

UPHAM TAKES FULL. RESPONSIBILITY   REFEBLICAN COMMITIER VALID CHAUTAUQUA SPRAKERS:   PRE-GORVENTION EXPENSES:   National Comittee Hveasuter Up-. liam Says He Proposed ‘To Kaiso Donation Limit from One To Ten  Vhowsand Dollurs,

Girl Manager Knows Ponzi Secrets:   GIFISTO6.0.P._ “ATS1,000 LIMIT, UPHAM INSISTS      Admits: He Wanted to Go Higher But Was  ' Overruled.

IPH LIMIT ii si (FG. 0... HE TESTIHES   PROUD OF HIS “PSALM SINGERS, # : HE TELLS SENATE INQUIRY BODY

UPHAM BEFORE . SENATE PROBERS   Treasurer of Republican Ne ‘tional Committee Recalled - Today   Assumes Responsibility For. Proposal to Raise Limit. of Contribujions ta sioana

TOOK SAMPLE MONEY FORM AS REAL   Governor “Muck-Raking’ with Material Never Used by Opponents.

aT  [PROPOSE TO "'% ~ RAISE MIT OF DO. TIONS       a, ~—  ‘Declares So- Calh 3 fair Plan Was Brought 4 at by Ad  vocacy on F 3 Parts;  Hoped for Its ¢ ~ tion.   WAS VOTED DOWN BY G. 0. P. COMMITTEE   Republicans Wanted $100,000 Subscribed in Indiana: Was Unable to Do So Be cause of State Law,

CONTRIBUTION . LIMIT FIXED AT 946-006   UPHAM TAKES FULL RE SPONSIBILITY FOR IN CREASE, HE TELLS COM ATITTRMY AT CITITP ACN

SENATE GROUP IS ~ SHORTLY 10 QUIT   Its. Probe In Chicago To  - Continue East—Testi- : _mony Today. — 

G. 0. P. Treasurer Again on Stand Before Senate Investigators ---- Knew. Only of State Quotas, He Declares---Says ‘ Fusid Totals $4,879,000---Democratic Fund Investigated

FW. UPHAM TOG REOPONSIBILITY FOR BAISING LIT   Hoped To See It Raised and Did Re: commend $10,600 As Limit, He Tells Committee

SENATORS ARE TOLD: OF REPUBLICAN FUNDS   Upham Tells How His Plan to Raise Limit to $10,000 Was Voted Down Hard

Te eT Le me Sere  {5 WORKMEN KILLED, 80 WOUNDED DURING THE LABOR DISTURBANCES

BALLOTING ~-DEADLUCK  PREDICTED   Indiana Man Has Bag of Tricks Necessary to Capiure the Convention.

927 DELEGATES NAMED SO FAR   OLD GUARD REPUBLICANS VIRTUALLY SOLID AGAINST JOHNSON.

Deadlack in Praspect After Balloting Begins and Fa voriles May Be Founc Wanting.   RBEVERIDGE TOUTED   Former United States Senafor. From Indiana May he Selection at the Conven-

Officers of D’Annunzio’s Fiuman Army Arrested After Crossing the Armistice Line.

Ousted Reds to Re-Enter _ Bolshevik Russia; Meet — Zorien. of All - Soviets

EDODEPORTED BY Uo, HEAGH RUSalA AND ARE WELCOME   Soviets and Finns Show Whit . Flags, Conduct Parley on ' Ice in. Midstream.   ARRIVALS TO HAVE HOMES AND JOBS, IS ASSURANCE   They Cheer News of Kolchak’ ; Imprisonment in Siberia; ‘Transfer Is Hitchless.

EMMA, ALEX AND THEIR PALS ARE WELCOMED ‘HOME   Russian Reds Received Them with Open Arms Monday.

DEPORTED RADICALS — GREETED AT BORDER BY SOVIET AGENTS   Quicasts From America Cheer at News of Capture of Admiral Kolchak   CONDITION BETTER IS PETROGRAD CLAIM   Red Army Put to Work to Supply Food, Declares One of Bolsheviki

RUSS SOVIET WELCOMES DEPORTED REDS   Were Given Official Reception On Border.   ENTER BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA   “Russia,” Said Madame Gorky Wife of Novelist, “Opens Arms to All Politically Persecuted.”

DEPORTEES ARE GIVEN WELCOME BY BOLSHEVIK]   GREETED BY M. ZORIEN, MEM BER OF ALL-RUSSIAN SOVIET COMMITTEE ,   BRIEF CONFERENCE HELD WITH BERKMAI   Work, Comfortable - Homes And Plenty of Food Will Be Given Them.

RUSSIAN SOVIETS HALE BERKMAN AND PARTY WITH OPEN ARMS. AND PLEASING. SMILES

RECEPTION QUIGASTS   OFICIAL WELCOME GIVEN   “Russia Opens Arms To The Persecutea,” is Announce: ment.

SOVIETS TO GIVE WORK TO RADICALS DEPORTED BY U.S   Leader Says Reds Will, Be Welcomed as Persecuted People.   WHOLE PARTY IS RECEIVED BY BOLSHEVIK! GOVT   Party Detrained In Woods and Marched to Soviet Lines.

RUSSIA WELCOMES BENIN AND HIS ~ DEPORTED PART   Berkman Arranged for the ‘Immediate Reception anc They Will be Given Work Suitable to Their Need:  Save Renort From Finland

Aloo UPEA ARMS TO ARK PARTY   Deportees From U. S. Greeted at the Bolshevist Border.   CONFER WITH RED AGENT   Exiles Are Fed and Will Be Given Homes by the Soviet Government —Will Be Put to Work— Gorky’s Wife There.

RECEPTION IS HELD FO HUTCASTS   Jeported Anarchists Greeted With Open Arms by Soviet Leaders.  OFICIAL WELCOME GIVEN  eae  ‘Russia Opens Arms To The Persecutea,” is Announce: ment.

RECEPTION. IS GIVEN RADICALS   Russia Opens Arms to - Politically Persecuted, Says Madam Gorky

DEPORTED “REDS” ARE NOW SAFE IN RUSSIA   Welcomed by ‘Soviet—Will Be Given Work,  Food, and Comfortable Homes   Meet at Soviet Frontier

RUSS WELCOM  -. REDS FROMUL S   Exiles Are Fed and Given Homes on Arrival in Soviet Russia.   WILL BE PUT TO WORK   q Lenine’s Representative Welcomes  Passengers From the “Soviet Ark” —Battle Front Quiet as Party Crossés the Frontier. 4

Jifieial Transfer to Red Territory ‘on Ice in Middle of Stream.   XOLCHAK- TAKEN PRISGNER

LU EPIDEMIC'S T SEVERAL iRMY CAMPS D   Madame Gorky Says Coun: .try Will Receive :All Who Are Persecuted’ .   MEET ON’ A RIVER   Russian Reports Conditions in Petrograd as Greatly... TImoroved

DEPORTED ‘REDS’ ARE RECEIVED BY RUSSI   SOVIET’ GOVERNMENT, OFFICIAL WELCOME ‘BROTHERS. WE

EMMA AND ALEX — RECEIVE OVATION FROM RUSSIANS   Deportees Are Warmly  Welcomed By ' Soviet   WILL BE PUT TO WORK!

DEPODTED REDS ARE WELCOMED   Exiles Are Fed and Given Homes” en Arriva! in Soviet Russia.   Lenine’s Representative Welcomes Passengers From the “Soviet Ark” —Battie Front Quiet as Party Crosses the Frontier.

cies ennall  RUSS WELCOME REDS FROM U.S.   Exiles Are Fed and Given Homes on Arriva! in Soviet Russia.   WILL BE PUT 10 WORK

RUSSIAN. SOVIETS SHE ms oF "USAT FRONTIE   PERMISSSION, FOR PARTY TO ; TE BOLSHEVIK TERRITOR L FOLLOWS COXPERENCE,      WILL GET THEM WORK   Red Leader in-Welcoming Group Tit. Canditions In Petro 7 + grad Have Improved.

Madame Gorky Extends Freedom of Russia to All Who Are Politically Persecuted — Goldman, Berkmann and Whole Party Enter Bolshevik Russia.

DEPORTEES GIVEN WARM WELCOME IN FINNISH VILLAGE   BERKMAN, GOLDMAN AND “COMRADES” FORMALLY GREETED.   BOLSHEVIK RUSSIA  IS OPEN TO THEM   M. Zorien of All-Russian Seviet Executive Committee Permits Entire Party to Enter  BE cera cece:

UEPURTED REDS GIVEN WEEG OM ANG ASGEPTED   WILL BE TAKEN UNTO SOVIE' RESSEL AND VU ROVIDED Wii COMPFUORTAPLE HOMWES,

REDS GIVEN RECEPTION.   Members of All-Soviets Execu tive Committee Greets Radicals at Terijoki.

PACKER PRICES ON PORK BELOW PRE-WAR DAYS  HAVE DROPPED BELOW THE LEVEL OF PREVAILING PRICES IN 1917.  LOWER QUOTATIONS ON GRAIN 1S CAUSE

SUGAR EROM TREE AND FIELD   Years Ago Pecple Got Sweetening Material From the Maple ana the Watermelon.

SUGAR FROM TREE AND FIELD   Years Ago. Pesple. Got ‘Sweetening Ma ‘terial: ‘From the Maple and. the. Watermelon. 4

MANDATORY FOR TURKEY NEEDED, HARBOARD SAYS   Only Solution to Turkish Problem, Mission  Leader Reports.

HARDORD FAVORED PNVENIAN MANDATE   some Nation Should Control Country Says Report: Made to Presi-' “dent Wilson. -

MANDATE FAVORED FOR TURK NATION BY U. §, MISSION   OMMITTHES CNP HAVRE SAYS STEP ONETY SOLUTION To PROBED AM   REPORT (3 GIVEN SENATE   Pitty Nine Thousand Trecps at Py pense of S275 40000 Neos. sary for First Vear According to Fstimates

HARBORD REPORT UN CONDITIONS IN THE WEAR EAST   Wilson Gives Senate Recommendations of Mission   MANY TROOPS ~ ARE NEEDEL

HARBORD FAVORS MANDATORY OVER TURKISH EMPIRE   Head of American Mission Say: It is Only Solution of  Pronhiam.   59,000 TROOPS ARE NEEDED

HARBORD THINKS NEAR EAST MUST HAVE MANDATE   Report of Major General I Given to Congress by  President.

DAYS MANDATE 15 ONLY SOLUTION OF TURKISH PROBLEM   American Mission Report Di Not Recommend U,. S. to Accept Charge, But Asks  Control by Some Power.

HARBORD REPORT FAVORS MANDATE FOR TURKS   Only Solution of Problem, General ays—Large Army One of visites

Harbord Mission’s Report to Wilson Says Task First Year Would Cost Nation $275,000,000 and Require From 50,000 to 200,000 Troops, but Would Tend to Prevent War.

MANDATE IS URGED BY UNITED STATES POSSIBLE REMED'   Intervention Suggested as Means of Stopping Further Massacres of Christians

MANUATE. OVER TURKS BY OME POWER WAGE Ih HARDORD REPORT   Mission Does Not Recommend That U. S, Accept the Task, But Believes Same Nation Should Do tt   59,000 TROOPS WOULD BE NEEDED FIRST YEAR   Cost Is Estimated at $275,000,000 for First 12 Months and $756,000OOO for First Five Years.

GENERAL’S DATA ON ARMENIANS IS DISCUSSEL   Harbord Did Not Re commend That U. S. Accept Mandate.

Definite Military Policy Soon to Be Formulated      Mandate Over Turkey As  Our Mission Conceives It

THINKS MANDATE ONLY SULUTION OF TUAKSH PROBLEM   American Mission, However Does Not Recommend United States Accept It.   THIRTEEN ARGUMENTS FOR AND THIRTEEN AGAINST   Estimates of Number of Troops Hew qnired Vary From 25,000 fo 200,000, General Harboard Thinking 59,000 Would he Needed First Year -Cost $75.6,000,000 jor Five Years,

GASOLINE USE MAY BELATED. ~BY OVERNMENT   Reserve Supplies Great: ly Depleted, Investigation Shows.   ‘TWO REMEDIES __ ARE SUGGESTED   One The Allocation of Gasoline and Other Restrictions On Use of Motor Vehicles.

RESERVE SUPPLY OF GASOLINE S CAUSING ALARM   Government is Considering Steps to Conserve the Dwindling Supply

Government considering steps to cope with extremely serious  pee Neen Ended

TO BE RE-ORGANIZED   Fifth Regiment of Marine of Belleau Woods Fame.

REINSTATE FIFTH MARINES   Wen Fame at Belleau Weed and Saw Service im All American Offensive in France.

‘COX STRONGEST’ REED   Missouri Senator Indicates He Wil Support Nominee  ERAS oy See, at

SYMPATHY. MESSAGES TO SULLIVAN'S HOME   Democratic Leader Died Yes _ terday of Pneumonia.

PUBLIC OFFICIALS MOURN ROGER SULLIVAN’S DEATE   Messages of Sympathy From All Over Ceuntry Pour inte Wome of Late Momerratic Leader.

NEW STRIKE IN NEW YORK   Several Hundred Teamsters, Chauffeurse and Porters Walk out.

HIGTING FOLLOWS NEW YORK STRIKE   TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS AND PORTERS WENT OUT ON SUDDEN STRIKE.

FOOD TRUCKS AREATTACKED      N. Y. Police Reserves Had To Be Called On: for Help.   TEAMSTERS AND DRIVERS STRIKE.

NEW YORK FOOD STRIKE       Walkout in Market-Distriet Threat ens Family Larders \

STRIKE LEADERS HELD  BY U. S. IN CHICAGO UNDER WARTIME LAW   Six ‘‘Outlaw’’ Union Chiefs Arrested and Warrants Out for 24 More; New York Police Called Out; 500 Soldiers Patrol Streets at Kewanee Tll., Where Workers Riot; Pickets Driven From Plant.

NEW STRIKE  IN NEW YORK   iid I gt Police Reserves "Rushed  to West Side Market ° ' District Today

Police Reserves on Duty ir Market District where the Teamsters, Chauffeurs anc Porters Walkout

POLICE RUSHEL TO ROTRIGT #3 DRAERS QUT   New York Food Supply Again Hit by Walkout of  Teamsters

ATTACKS ON FOOD TRUCKS GALL GUT BESERVES INN. Y   Drivers, Chauffeurs, Porters i Market Area Quit When City Supply Is Cut.   P.R. R. VOLUNTEER CREWS HELP UTILITIES GET COAL   Ferries Make New High Recort for Taking Passengers to City from New Jersey.

TEAMSTERS ON STRIKE IN NEW YORK DISTRICT   Chauffeurs and Porters Also are Parties to “Walkout” in Metropolis

SOLDIERS AND POLICE GUARD AGAINST RIOI   2,000 Reserves Called in New York — Militia  in [linois.

FOOD HANDLERS IN NEW YORK &0 ON STRIKE TODAY   Tends to Aggravate the Already Serious Food  Situation

POLICE RESERVES Alg IN MOVING SUPPLIES Ot FOOD HELD BY STRIKE   CITY ALREADY VIRTUALLY WITH. OUT FOOD WHEN TEAMSTERS BEGIN STRIKE.

Police Reserves Called Out As Precautionary Measure — Trucks Attacked by Strike Sympathizers —. Strike Hinders Transfer of Foodstuffs by Motor— Praise Volunteer Train Crews—-Leaders Deny Strickers Are Weakening.      (Associated Press Telegrapl and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Stn)

TEAMSTERS GO ON STRIKE.   ‘Wagons of Produce Merchants Sent to Transfer Foodstuffs, are Attacked.

TEAMSTERS STRIKE “TODAY IN NEW YORK   Business - Almost Completely * Shut Down—Transfer of Edi: "ples to Market Affected.

Chauffers and Porters Also Join in Walkout, Making the Food Situation More Critical, Due to Transportation  . Troubles Already on Hand.   POLICE RSERVES CALLED OUT   To West Side Market District to Quell Disorders,

STOCK DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $100,000; BUILDING T0 BE WRECKED THIS MORNING

Delegation Spokesman at Minsk  Peace Conference Declares  Nation will Brook’ No. Interference in Internal Affairs

MANY ARMENIANS XILLED   Thousands Are Slain in Cilicia, Ac. cording to ) formation Received at Washington. ’

ARMENIANS MASSACRED   ‘Several Thousand Reported Killed in Re cent Raids

HAMON CARRIED POLICY FOR $200,000 INSURANC   Probate Court Entry in  Missour Indicates Some of Oil King’s  Tetate Items.

ADMINISTRATION OF  PART OF HAMONS ESTATE GRANTED 10  MAN WN MISSOUH

BRITAIN OBTAINING DIVES.   Three Hundred Tens of German Product Reaches Pneland,

PRICE OF -SUGAR LOWERS   Refiners Quote Product to San Fravcisco Jobberg at $20

SUGAR PRICES ARE DROPPING      Decline of 13-4 Cents a Pound a €an Francisco.

ALMOST 2 CENTS   JOBBERS BUY REFINED PRODUCT AT PRICE OF $20 PER HUNDREDWEIGHT

CHARGES HARDING NOT FOR WOMEN   Farmer —Labor Party Candidate  Says Republicans Are Knifing ; Suffrage  ‘1

Are Sticking Knife in the Woman's Suffrage Amendment   Are Made by the Presidential Candi. date of the Farmer-Labor Party.

BOLSH ADVANCE. . ON ALL SIDES OFPOLISH CAPITAL   Soviet ~Commander.: Says Peace Will Be Declared . ° an Sawviet Baas    HEAR GUNS IN WARSAW   PEOPLE WATCH GUN FLASHES FROM THE: TOPS OF HIGH SUILDINGS:

CITY’S FALL IMMINENT AS MINSK PEACE PARLEY OPENS   Enemy Approaching on Four Sides Despite Heroic ‘Defense.   Soviet Government Will Be Set Up in Capital, Gen. Weyger Says

BOLSH ADVANCE “ON ALL SIDES OF ~ POLISH CAPITAL   Soviet Commander Says  Peace Will Be Declared on Soviet Basis   HEAR GUNS IN WARSAW   PEOPLE WATCH QUN_ FLASHES FROM THE TOPS OF HIGH SUILDINGS

RHINELAND REPUBLIC IS INTIMATION   Separatist Movement Gain: _ Popularity in Germany.  FRENCH STAND FIRM   Refusal to Allow ‘Troops at Rok Considered YHal; Workmen's Aroty to Diasrm by Apri} 10,

SEPARATIST MOVE --WMKING. PROGRESS PARIS PAPERS TOLD   ‘Government Lemands Work ers in Ruhr District Must Give Up Their Munitions   RADICAL COMMANDER OPPOSED TO ORDER   Threatens to Shoot His Owr Soldiers If They Follow De mand and Surrender

GERMAN SEPARATISTS ARE GAINING STRENGTE   ‘Making Progress in Rhineland  Districts With View to Form  ing New Republig.   ; SOLDIERS IN RUHR BASIN ‘MUST SURRENDER WEAPONS   STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   ii . \  Workman Declares Revolutionists  Could Not Have Lived With.  out Allies’ Support,

WORKMEN WILL LAY DOWN ARMS   Rebels in Ruhr District Final ly Decide to Patch Up Differ. ences With Government.

IN RHINELAND   ‘District Has Aspirations to Be Established as an Independent Republic.   AGREE IN RUHR DISTRICT   Workmen Soldiers Must Delive Their Arms to Authorities Before April 10. .

Soldiers of Workmen's Army Agree To Lay: Down Arms and End_  Fichtine Today

NL  ————L—K—K—e eee  MADRID BOYTO ~"*BOTO RUSSI   Paul B.- Anderson Chosen to Under: take International Mission for the WY. MLC. A.

BOONE COUNTY =— BUY 10 SIBERIA FOR THEY MGA   PAUL B. ANDERSON OF MADRID LEAVES TODAY.   GOES ON IMPORTANT SPECIAL MISSION.   His Trip Takes Him First to Esth. Onia, in Northern Russia. Ander-. son Will Make No Statement —  Of Nature of Trip. ,

MOONSHINE FLOODS   Heights of Aabama — Sever Big Stills Located.

GAMBLING HIS RUIN      Treasurer of Astor Theatre Made Toe Many Beta- - .

STRONG OBJECTION RAISED TO “HEARSAY  EVIDENCE” ON PIAPPORTIONMENT BILL!

JAPANESE BIRTH RATE HIGH   Standard of Living at Same Time So Low, White Race Cannot Compete With Them.

JAP MENAGE 10 POPULATION IN WEOT; WARNING  NOTE SOUNDED   Birth Rate Is So High and ~ Their Standard of Living ile So Low That. They Are ~ Becoming Dangerous,   WHITE RACE CANNOT COMPETE WITH THEM   They Do Not Care for Citizenship Here and Remain Loyal to the Country of Their Fathers, Japan.

PAYMENT OF POLL TAX NOT REQUIRE!   OPINION TO GOVERNOR SPECI FIES MEASURE AS REVENUE PROVISION,   NO SEX DISCRIMINATICR   Proclamation for Special Sessiox of Legislature Expected Today. ~

KILLED BY SCHOOLMATE.         St. Jou Man Shot Tn Attempted . Hotdenn.

6 3 eae SHOT SORMER-SCHOOLMATE.      ‘Latter Tried ta Hold Up a Palr of Men in Joplin, Ma.

JOPLIN BANDIT  IS SHOT UP   Wounded By a School Mat« of Former Years   HAS A PROMINENT FATHER   Virgil Carson and Companion Attempted to “Stick-Up” Wrong Man.

INVESTIGATION  OF AWARD OF HONOR MEDALS BY DANIELS  Was Ordered by the the Senate Comtee 10 to 1.

TO PROBE AWARD OF NAVAL HONOR MEDALS   ‘Senate Naval Affaira Committee  Takes Action On In \ vestigation.

Women of Iowa Expected Suffrage, Prepared For It; Now Ready to Vote

IOWA WOMEN ARE THOROLY AROUSED AGAINST WILSON   Republican Organization of New _ Voters Extends: Even to Minor. Precincts. ~   PRACTICALLY INTERESTED . JN CUMMINS? SUCCESS      Democratic :* “Gas Attack” ‘foi eh League. of, ‘Nations Fails : Pitiab(y jn: Effect.

SINN VEIN IN CONSPIRACY.   British Peers Sny It Is Backed by All Discordant Elements.

SEE WORLDWIDE CONSPIRACY IN THE SINN FEIN   Carson Says Bolshevism anc German Revenge Play Active Part.

REDS BEHIND SINN) FEIN,   Part of Saviet's Worldwide Intrigue, it is Claimed.

‘Macready, Military Autocrat, Chosen to Take Over Administration of Affairs in the Island.   HOME RULE BILL AGAIN IN COMMONS   Thomas O’Dwyer Assassinated in -His Home in Thurles by Masked Man— Business Suspended.

‘Railway Men  Will Accept Offe:   Delegates to the Railway Men's Unfon Kave Accepted Government's Wage Settlement,

=-——<——-— a eee See  British R. R. Men  Reject a Part of Government Offer

SETTLEMENT MADE.   British Railway Men Accept Govern. ment's Wage Offer,

ACCEPT GOVRHNMENT SCALE.   British Talirond Men tp Teceivo New Wace Senle,

British Workmen Walk Out Becauss Obnoxious Foreman Is Not Dis. charged—Affects Parliament.

ENGLISH ENGINEERS STRIKE   Fifteen Thousand Quit Because Un. popular Foreman Not Discharged.

HOT FIGHT IN OO   GREAT LEAGUE SPEECHES MADE BY COX YESTERDAY.   Harding Pays Tribute To Roosevel and McKinley Statesmanship.   - Hughes in Indiana.

GREAT LEAGUE SPEECHES MADE BY COX YESTERDAY.       Harding Pays [Tribate To i and McKinley Statesmans

GRAIN PRICES CRASH UNDER SALES ORDERS   CORN FALLS AS MUCH AS 8 3-4 CENTS A BUSHEL.

CHICAGO GRAIN PRIGES GRAS   Corn Slumps 8 3-4 Cents and Oats Slump a Nickel-—Financial Situation Cause.

Bottom Drops Out as Uneasi _ ness over Financial Situation is Asserted

CRASH IN CORN PIT OF 8 CENT!   SMASHUP IN CHICAGO COMES IN FINAL FIFTEEN MINUTES OF TRADING

FRANCE APPROVES REPUBLICAN RESERVATION:   Jusserand Has Informed United States Government That it Stands Wtih Viscount Grey.

FRANCE, 100, WILL ACCEPT RESERVATIONS   French Aabassaudov        vd Anierien ‘Phat His nery Ape  tyes Grey's ‘Letter.

M’ADOO MAKES STATEMENT   Pui Astle Tatreds and Passions Says Former Secretary.

MADOO Rok THAT NATION UNITE FORGES   Declares That Now As Campaign Is At End All Should Work For Common Goed.

SUBSIDENCE. OF PASSIONS AND” HATREDS. ENGENDERED BY WAR NECESSARY--MADOO

MPADOO ASKS FOR BETTER FEELING   Says Country’s. Greatest Need Is Subsidence of ‘Passions-of Ware" ~   CO-OPERATION IS NEEDED   Declares Defeat ‘of Demo. erats Will be Followed by Party’s Recovery

W'ADOO NOT TO EXPLAIN GAUSES   ‘thet Led. to Demeceatic Refsit ‘YNovember 2.

WADOO. CALLS FOR END OF HATRED IN U.S   Says That it is Most Necessary Part of Reconstructian   TALKS ON ELECTIONS

'T00 MUCH POLITICS  COUNTRY TIRED OU'    MADOO WANTS RETURN OF DO MESTIC TRANQUILITY.   Would Bury Passions Engendered by the War and Late Campaign—Insists Demeeracy Will Survive Defeat.

ONE PARTY CONTROL BEST, SAYS MADOL   FORMER TREASURY HEAD ASSERTS NEED OF SUBSI- DENCE OF PASSION.

M'ADOO NOT TO EXPLAIN GAUSES   That Led to’ " Democratic Defent November 2.

“DEROCRATS OF   Restoration of Party Unity and Fuibusiasm Not Difficult Under  Proner Leaderetin tea Save   ‘Country Needs Subsidence of Pas. sions and Hatreds Engendered by War, He Declares

TIME TO FORGET ELECTIONS AND PARTIES AND SETTLE DOWN AND SOLVE GRAVE DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS THAT WILL CONFRONT US—DEFEAT OF DEMOCRATS IS NOT DISASTROUS.

ONE BODY TAKEN FROM MINE.   Five Mine Rescuc Teams Seek to Recaver Other Figeht.

MINE STILL HOLDS BODIES OF EIGHT   Veteran of Twenty-one Fires and Explosions is Among the Volunteer Rescue Workers at Renter, Pa.

WOOD COMING — WEDNESDAY   Will Arrive in Evening at.7:55 o’Clock and Will Go Direct to Majestic Theater.   (RECEPTION TO FOLLOW

WOOD WILL SPEAK HERE. ON: WEDNESDAY,’ APRIL’ 2%   Change Is Made in Date’ to Afford Him ‘Opportunity to. Visit Other Cities,        ITINERARY IS ANNOUNCED.

UNCOVER ITALIAN PLE ‘I.   Extremists Planned to Attack Army Operating at Fiume.

MTALIAN PLOT 1S NIPPED -IN. BUD BY GOVERNMEN   Conspirators Planned to At tack National Troops at Fiume.   ADRIATIC QUESTION NEARS SETTLEMEN   Labor Situation in Italy is More Hopeful Now.

UNCOVER RED PLOT _~ AGAINST ITALIAN: FORCES AT FIUME   Nationalists ‘and Anarchists a Milan Reported Preparing . ¢ Jomt Attack   FORMER NATIONAL COUNCIL IN CONTROL OF THE:CITY   All Terms ‘Laid Down by Itab Accepted by Fiumans

Plot of f Anarchists ‘Discovered In Ital:   Nationalist Party and Anarchists Préparing a Joint. Attack on Italian Varmy at Eiume. oe

NIPRED PLOT ~ AGAINST ITALY  Arrest 17 at Milan. As _ Old Council Is Or_....dered Restored...

DISCOVERS PLOT TO ATTAGK THE ITALIAN FORCES   Radicals Arrested for Fomenting Revolution

PLOT TO ATTAGK ~TTNUAR ARMY AT FUME UNEARTHEL   Extreme Nationalist Party anc Anarchists Involved in Al leged Conspiracy—17 Per sons Arrested.

Italian Nationalists and Anarchists in Alleged Plot Against Fiume’s Attackers

DISCOVER PLOT   Arrest Seventeen Who Would Attack Italian Army   BULLETIN,

ee Net i = 24 na ee  Federal ‘Sleuths Not Only Ones Seeking This Music Box.

moog Goh oe UR Ne Ra ok ok ok FEDERAL SLEURHS NOT -‘ ONLY ONES SEEKING THIS MUSIC BOX

DLUEBEARD Wid Web 14 CAPTURED   Man With Many Aliases : Seized by Los Angeles De- ° tectives.   TRIES 10 KILL HIMSELF   Arrested on a Telegraphic Reques' From Seattle Charging Him With Complicity in the Murder of Two Women.

BLUEBEAZD WHO WED 14 CAPTURED   Man With Many, Aliases : _ Seized by Les Angeles Detectives. fon   TRIES TO KILL HIMSFIF   Arrested on 2 Petegraphic Pequest From Seattle Charging Him Weth Somplicity in the Murder of Two Women.

BLUEBEARD WHO WED 14. CAPTURED   Man With Many Aliases “Is Seized by Log Angeles Detectives. ©   Arrested on a Telegraphlo Request . From Seattle Charging Him With” Complicity In the Murder at Two Wemen.

MAN Wr WED 14 5 UNDER ARREST   Alleged “Bluebeard” With Many Aliases Taken in Los Angeles.   HELD ON A MURDER CHARGE   Attempts Suicide When Arrested on Telegraphic Information From Seattle—Accused in Connection With Deaths of Two Women.

BLUEBEARD -WHOWEDDED 14 ISCAPTURED   Man With Many Alicses Seized by Los Angeles Deiectives.,   TRIES =O KILL HIMSELF       Arrested on a Telegraphic R From Seattic Charging Him With Complicity in the Murder of Two Women.

HARDING HITS WILSON REGIME IN SPEECH 10 W.VA. FRIENDS   More Than 1,000 Motor from Neighboring State to Marion.   ATTACKS ONE-MAN RULE  Pledges Republicans Will Restore Things to Stahilitv.

AN EXTEMPORE TALK AT MARION   By Senator Harding to a Delegation of Over 1000 From West. Virginia,   THE VISITORS COME IN 335 AUTOMOBILES.   Senator Makes Some Pointed Remarks About a ‘‘One Man Personal Government.’’

SEEDLING APPLE §STI0CK ADVANCES EIGHT TIMES   This Country Depends Upon Belgiun and France and Imports are Smaller.

SUCCESSES MAY CHANGE POSITION   Continued Victories of Polish Troops Gives Delegates Conference.   TERMS ARE TOO STRENUOUS

POLES VOICE INSISTENCE UPON HONORABLE PEACE   Delegates at Minsk sk Reject os ‘80_ . ‘Viet Terms Presented by M. Danishevake

LODCE DENOUN, ‘CES THEORIES OF PRESIDEN   Senator Launches G. 0.°P/ Cam2. paign Without a Ripple.   MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN

FRANCE SAYS POLES MUST ~~ STRUCCIE ON   Best Strategic Military Position Possible, Says Paris.   NO IMMEDIATE PEACE WEAR   London Foreign Office Officiais Declare They Expect From Six to Eight Weeks’ Fighting Before War is Ended.

PURUPEAN PEACE NOT IN SIGHT   France Tells Poles to Go on ir Their Fight.   IMMEDIATE PEACE NOT NEAR   Foreign Office at London Expect From Six to Eight Weeks’ Fight. ing Before the War Is Ended,  roy Is Report.

POLES T0 60 Oh   Best Strategic Military Positior Possible, Says Paris.   NO IMMEDIATE PEACE NEAR   London Foreign Office Officials De. clare They Expect From Six to Eight Weeks’ Fighting Before War Is Ended.

NIGHT SERVICE INAUGURATED BY CAR COMPANY   First Trolley Service After Night fall Since Strike Started

EXAMINING © ZELENKO   Py = J CONNECTS HIM WITH WALL STREET EXPLOSION.

CHECKING UP TALE OF BOMB SUSPECT   Telenko Carried Synamite  ce, His Pockets,      INQUIRY WILL TAKE WEEK   New York Police Find Suspeet’s ie.  ord Clean-—Went West After Being’ Jilted.

FEDERAL OFFICERS QUESTION SUSPEC’   Flynn Thinks Zelenko Had -- No Connection.

CAAMINATION OF  BUMG aUaPeGT a GUNTINUED   AUTHORITIES WILL CHECK UP HIS STORY BEFORE GIVING IT PUBLICITY,

BELIEVE SUSPEG 10 BE NOT GUILTY   William J. Flynn States He Believes Pittsburgh Suspect Not in On Wall Street Blast.

SUSPECT 16 GIVEN ALONG GRILLING      PITTSBURGH POLICE AND FED ERAL AGENTS QUIZZ ZELENKO FOR ELGHT HOURS

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT ST. LOU   Says Republicans Are ‘ “Trimming”  American People.

ROOSEVELT RAPS “TRIMMERS” IN OT. LOUIS SPEECH   American Voters Will Hate the Men Represented by New Word, Candidate for Vice President Says,

NEW DRIVE FOR THE GREEKS   Air Scouts Lead Thrust at Bagdad Pailway in Anatolia.

GREEK ARMIES IN NEW DRIVE   Thrust at Bagdad Railway in War o: Turks Led by Air Scouts— Get Re-enforcements.

COX-MAKES.-REPLY— TO STATEMENT OP 31 HARDING MED      Calby on Article 20

WILL FIGHT CAMPAIGN ON HARDING’S SPEECH   Most af Governor Cox's Speeches Are Made From Rear Platform— Two Hours Late at Detroit.

GOV. COX WILL FIGHT CAMPAIGN SQUARELY ON LEAGUE COVENANT:   Candidate Can’t See How the Friends of Peace Pact Can Support Harding.   QUOTES EXTRACT FROM HIS OPPONENT’S SPEECH      Democratic Nominee Addresses Large Crowd at Home of Opponent.

Wobbling Harding Hit Hard by Governor Cox   WEATHER-COCK VACILLATION ON LEAGUE IS NOW A JOKE WITH AMERICAN PEOPLE, SAYS DEMOCRAT - NOMINEE—HE ACCEPTS ISSUE, THAT HARDING IS    NOT FOR THE LEAGUE ON ANY TERMS, AND COX IS.

HARDING WIGGLES AND WOBBLES {i WAY COX PUTS IT   Incidentally He Pays His Respects to 31 Republicans, Including Root,

COX TO WAGE CAMPAIGN ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS DRAWN BY OPPONENT   ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE IN REPLY TO STATEMENT ISSUED BY PROMINENT REPUBLICANS PLEDGING HARDING'S SUPPORT.

Will Fight Campaign Upon League Issue of Opponents.   Answers Statement of PromimentMen Who ' Endorse Republican Nominee:

WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN      On League Issues as Drawn by Harding, Says Cox

COX 10 AGHT CAMPAIGN: ON” LEAGUE ISSHIF      ‘Makes Statement-In-Reply-to That of -Thirty-One-Promi_.-hhent .Republicans.

GOVERNOR COX TELLS DETROIT ABOUT LEAGUE   Democratic Candidate Says Co. venant Stands Out Separate and Alone.

COX MAKES REPLY TO ROOT STATEMENT   To Fight 09 League issue as Drawn By Harding, tie Says.

COX 10 CAMPAIGN ON LEAGUE ISSUI   Battle Will be Fought or Lines Drawn by Harding’s Des Moines Speech   SPEAKS AT MARION, OHIO   Specia! Event Arranged fol Season’s Final Stand at Bellmont; Summaries

BASTILE DAY CELEBRATED IN UNITED STATES   French Flags Widely Displayed in Some Cities.

PRESIDENT SENDS FRANCE MESSAGE   Says Ties Which Bind American anv French People In Fraiernal Affection Indestructible.

FRIENDSHIP FOR UNITED STATES LONG STANDING   Premier Millerand Says His Country’s Liking Did Not Begin in 1914.   REGRETS THAT U.5. IS NOT PEACE PARTNER   Britain and Italy Wanted Germany Represented at San Remo Meeting.

AIMCO CITIZEN PATROL OTREETs UE TEAAS TOWN   TWO NEGRO MURDERERS TAKEN FROM JAIL AND BURNED AT STAKE LAST NIGHT,

BURN AT STAKI   Expected Race Trouble Fol lowing Incident Fails to Develop Today.

As if Federal Labor Board Member Didn’t Have Enough Worries; Wife Seeks Divorce

STOP SEARCH FOR-WOMAN™   Author ‘ilies Declare Churn Snrith Ha. mon: Never Tntended to Go to dort Wor the .

SEARCH FOR HAMON WOMAN !S DROPPED   }Woman Appears To Be Safely 1 Hidden by Friends.

ENORMOUS LOAN 11 ENGLAND 15 DENIED   STORY iS PRINTED IN NEW YORE THAT $13,000,000,000 ARRANGED FOR.   OFFICIALS SAY “ABSURD”   Lord Grey Did Not Mention Qnestion of Lean, Says Secretary of State.

SOU'WEST FARMERS FAVOR STRIKE   Demand That Congress Enaet Legislation to Provide Farmers? Credit

HARDING BALKS AT U0. TAKING PART IN WORLD AFFAIRS   Says Nation Should Play the Part of Prudence and Act Cautiously.   Apeais to Foreign-born Cit: zens in Short Forenoon Address.

HARDING'S OPPOSITION TO MANDATE EXPLAINED   SAYS CAUTION FORBIDS TAKING RESPONSIBILITY   Withdrawal of European Troop: Designed to Foist Mandacy Upon America,   U, &. WILL PLAY HER PART   Senator Declares Mandaoy Would Mean Use of Troops to Guard Gate to the Orient.

Says Attempt Will Be Made to Exclude the United States.   U. S. MATTER OUSTED

GERMANY TRYING TO FLOAT HUGE. LOM -—_INTHEUNITED STATES   Premier Lloyd George put ¢ monkey wrench in ma-

SENATE LEADERS DISCUSS TREATY MODIFICATIONS   é Holds Conference ith Mild Reservation Leader McNary.   ARTICLE (0 GETS ATTENTION FROM BOTH SENATE FACTIONS   Neither Side Has Offered Solution Acceptable to the Others.

AATIGLE 10 STILL STUMBLING BLOCK   Neither Side Is Able to Frame Changes Suitable to the Other.

CONTINUE NEGOTIATION   SENATE LEADERS STILL TALKING ABOUT TREATY.       Varions Factions Trying 19 Get ‘fogether—aArticle Ten Reservation Understood to Be Difficulty.

TALK TREATY COMPROMISE   Pepubticad and Democratle Lead ers Were Having & Conference,   “MAY BE GETTING TOGETHER   Both Sides Finding a Way te Ease Up a Liltle Bit on the . “Keservations.”

Solohs: Continue Ce Conferences. on      ’- Senate: Convenes.”   CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED~ FOR EARLY AGREEMENT   Mild Reservationists Urédited  . with Threat to Support Underwood Resolution as Alternative for Settlement _

CONTINUE TRIAL FOR COMPROMIS!   senators Again. Confer in Hope of Arriving at Middle Ground of Ratification: 3

TO COMPROMISE ON THE TREATY   INO BASIS IS REACHED   THE SENATORS SHEM, HOWEVER, TO BE DOING THEIR BEST.   Borah : ‘s Determined (0 Iniect the   Question Into the Coming Cam.  pain Wholly Regardicss,

AGAIN NEE] 10 Distuss THE TREALY   Lodge And McNary Hold Con:ference With View To A Compromise.  ARTICLE TEN CONSIDERED  ee  Neither Side Has Advanced A Solution That is Acceptable

BOTH PARTIES TRY 10 SOLVE TREATY FIGHT   Republicans and Demecrats Endeavor io Find “Middle Ground”

SENATORS. OF BOTH PARTIES CONFER IN FFFORT. FOR TRUCE   Article X Continues Stumblins Block for Democratic and the Republican Senators.   MR. LODGE SEES M’NARY   heeweninabica and Swanson Hole Talk Fest; Republicans Don’t Krow Where to Halt.

ARTICLE TEN STILL CLAIM ATTENTION      So Far Neither Side ,Advaaces Solu: tion Which Other Would Consider Favorab’e.

LENROOTASKS COMPROMISE ON TREATY      Urges Senator Lodge to Make Aggressive Efforts Toward Agreement   CONFERENCES HELD   Believed ‘That Compromise Will be Reached in Near  7 Future

LEADERS BOTH PARTIES IVE ATTENTION TQ Tite POSSIBLILITY OF PEACE TREATY COMPROMISE

DELAY ATTENDS DELIVERY OF POLES’ PEACE TERMS   Principal Points of Proposals to Bolsheviki are Laid Before British and French Premiers

CHICAGO POLICE HEAD RESIGNS UNDER FIRE   Secretary to Mayor Thompsor Is Named as Successor to Chief Garrity.

GARRITY RESIGNS ASWHISKEY PLOT ~ SENSATION GROWS   WILLEAM HALE THOMPSON NAMES SECRETARY CHICAGO'S NEW CHIEF OF POLICE.

CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF QUITS   Garrity was Under Fire for Whieke: Thine Senmnaal

ULIVAGO POLICE CHIEF GARRITY QUITS TODAY   Reports Say Large Number of Policemen Will Be Indited for Their Part in Liquor Scandal)

FIFTY INDICTMENTS EXPECTED IN LIQUOR GASES IN CHICAGO   Warrants Issued Tuesday for Thirteen on Charge of Selling Whiskey   CHICAGO POLICE IMPLICATED IN CONFESSION OF HEITLER   Federal and City Officials also Involved in Deal

CHIEF GARRITY HAS RESIGNED   ‘Chicago Police Head Quits Under Fire in Whiskey Probe

Announcement Made In Washington This Afternoon—Rumor Said Pardon Was Coming Soon.

WILSON PARDO rn GENE’ DEBS HELD UNLIKE   President Believes Clemency Would Establish Unwise .Prasedent is Report

WILL NOT PARDON DEBS   Convicted of Uttering Disfoyal Remarks During World War.

PARDON NOTIN SIGHT FOR DEBS   ER eee oad  CLEMENCY WOULD SET BAT PRECEDENT SAY THOSE WHO PROFESS TO KNOM WITLSON'S VIICWS.

DEBS MUST SERVE OUT PRISON TERM WILSON ASSERTS   ‘Pardon For Socialist Jailed For Treason Bad Precedent.’

WILSON WONT PARDON DEBS IT 1S REPORTED   President Considers the Case One in Which Great Harm Might be Done by Reason of Leniency in a Flagrant Vio latiann af Reninnaoce Act.

WILSON REPORTED FIRM IN DETERMINATIGN NOT TO \ GIVE PARDON TO_DEBS

NO INTENTION OF PARDONING OEBS   Those Close to President Say He Thinks it Mad Precedent. -

President Will Not Pardon Eugene Deb:   President. Wilson Said to Pardon Debs Weald Set a Bud Exaniple aad En Others fn Dislovalty,

WILSON JS. NOT PLANNING TO PARDON EUGENE DEBS   Believes it Would Be a Bad Pree cedent and Encourage = « Others.

WILSON WILL REFUSE DEBS: PARDON REQUES   President Said to Oppose Ex —_ ecutive. Clemency.

Fears Executive Clemency Would Encourage Oppo-sition to Government. .   LATE CANDIDATE TO  REMAIN IN PRISON

DEBS WILL NOT BE GRANTED PARDON BY PRESIDENT WILSO)   Soctalist Leader Must Serve Term for Espionage Is Decision.

NO DEBS PARDON FROM MR, WILSO?   PRESIDENT HAS NO INTEDTION OF FREEING PRISONER   Executive Clemency Would Set ; Bad Precedent. According to ' President

DOES NOT PLAN 10 PARDON GENE DEBS   Would Set a Bad Precedent  Way President Wilson Considers Such An Act.

KUGENE V. DEBS TO STAY INPEN   President Will Not Pardon The Socialist Convicted of ConSpiracy.   Serving Ten Years For Treason able Conduct During War

MLS Sh i   BELIEVES ACTION WOULD ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO ‘QPPOSE GOVERNMENT.

DEBS MUST REMAIN __ BEHIND PRISON BARS   ‘President Wilson Said to Have no In. tention of Pardoning Socialist poarny

WILSON NOT 0 PARDON DEBS   President Takes Positio: That Act Would Set a Bad Precedent.

WON'T PARDON - EUGENE DEBS   Must’ Serve Sentence in Federal Prison Which Is For 10 Years

PRESIDENT WON’ PARDON DEBS   Would Set Bad Precedent, is Opinion ef Wilson

PRESIDENT WILSON WON'T PARDON DEBS   No Intention of Liberating Socialist.

NO PARDON FOR DEBS   ACCORDING TO REPORT IN CAPITAL PRESIDENT THINES IT _ NOT DESIRABLE.

WILSON REPORTED FIRM IN   DETERMINATION NOT TO GIVE PARDGN TO DEBS

PRESIDENT WILL NOT PARDON DEB‘  EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY WOULD ESTABLISH BAD

NO PROSPECTS OF PARDON FOR BEB  (   President Says Clemency Would En- courage Others To Oppose Government In Event of Another War.

WILSON WON'T ~ PARDON DEBS   BELIEVES- THAT. EXECUTIVE “CLEMENCY WOULD SET BAD:PRECEDENT ©."

WILSON HAS:NO - INTENTIONS OF PARDONING DEBS   President Says Such a  Move Would Establish a Bad Precedent.

PREOIDENT HAG  NO INTENTION HELE AGING DER   THINKS TT WOUD HAVE BAD EF FECT IN EVENT OF ANY WAR IN THE FUTURE,

HAS NO INTENTION OF PARDONING DEB      PRESIDENT WILSON BELIEVES iT WOULD SET BAD PRECEDENT FOR THE FUTURE,

PRESIDENT NOT TOGIVE PARDON TO EUENE DEBS   Would Establish Precedent Which Might Prove Detrimental.   GIVEN A TEN YEAR SENTENGE IN 1918

DEBS WILL WAIT IN VAIN FOR PARDON FROM WILSON   President Has .No Intention of Liberating Socialist Leader

HILSON WONT PARDON DEBS   Would Set Bad Precedent. View of. Wilson, Claim

NO PARDON FOR DEBS WHILE WR. WILSON REMAINS IN WHITE HOUSE   President Maintains That kt Would Break Morale of the Country   HE’S TOO PROMINENT   Attorney General Palmer is Said to Faver the Socialist’s Release

DEBS MUST STAY.   President Wilson Will Let Hin Serve Out His Term. 

CONFESSION WILL INVOLVE FEDERAL AGENTS IS BELIEF   Forty-Five Thousand Dollars For Forged Permits, Is Claim.

POLITICIANS INVOLVED IN LIANOR RING   Federal Agents Charge Huge Conspiracy in Chicaro   TO ASK INDICTMENTS      Claim $43,000 Bribe Was Giver to U. S. Revenue Agent

LOOKING FOR MOSES                  OCRATS a FISCOSE iE iBE IN HOPE:  MM TC   Catndid Nia, May Coma’ From “Ouiside

LOOKING FOR MOSES   DEMOCKATS AP FIMSCOSSEEM TO BE IN HOPELESS DEADLOCK,   Camldnte, May Come Frem Outside  Present Contestanis.

Plank Submitted Was Drawn By Root—Meets Approval of Both Factions   Eliminate Reference To Ratification—Stand Forced by Senator Borah

ELIHU ROOT DRAFTS PLANK THAT KEEPS BITTER FIGHT FROM FLOOR OF CONVENT N: EVERYBODY HAPPY

Bitter Denunciation: of the  Wilson Administration is the Gist of the Preamble Which Promises to Enc Executive Autocracy ane Restore to the People Con stitutional Government.

Johnson and Borah Win Fight To Prevent Plank - Ratitying World League   Compromise Plank Reached and Fight on Convention Floor Will Be Avoided—Mild Reservationists Warned Not to Oppose—-Plank Will Fit Any Candidate Named

CONTE ON RESOLUTIONS   somplete Agreement Is Reached Upon Disputed Points By Drafters Of Party Declaration---Treaty Of Versailles  Opposed Without Indicating Probable Action.

NORTH POLE BOUND SHIP CAUGHT IN ICE   ‘The Maude’ Icebound Off Si: berian Coast:

Property Damage Is Many Millions: Will Speed Relief   Ohio Flood Danger Over as Rivers Commence Receding—Farm District Devastated in Alabama and Mississippi  ‘Homes and Business Blocks Razed

STORM TOLL LIST GROWS WITHTIME   LIVES LOST IN SOUTHERN TOR: VADO IS MOUNTING,   URGENT NEED RELIEF   to RE D CROSS HAS SENT CAR LOAD OF TENTS AND SUPPL IES.   Shortage of Food Foreseen in hr: strnetion af Barns and Warchouses,

DEATH LIST OF 160 IN GREAT TORNADO   HUNDREDS OF INJURED WITHOUT MEDICAL AID   Wind of Extreme Velocity Levels Everything in Its Path — Property Damage Runs Into Millions.

Toll in Tuesday's Storm in ‘Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Steadily Grow. ing in Numbers.   PROPERTY LOSS-WILL GO OVER TWO MILLION   Cost of Hurricane Is Steadily Mounting as Reports Come From Isolated Villages; Colorado Menaced Again.

DEATH TOLL ~~ PLACED AT 166   Assistance Needed Frorn .Outside World by Tor nado Sufferers .

iQ =  Meer points’ = Ho aneh lovits, of the truphies P  he about $250  IN TORNADO             Large Number Killed in Big Storms in The Southera States.

Fatal Storm Sweeps Over the State of Mississippi  Red Cross Quick to Act —-Help From Outside Sources Is Needed

STORM SWEEPS 3 STATES; DEATH TOLL IS GROWING   Miss., Alabama and Tennessee In Path of the Twister

SCORES INJURED; 3,000,000 Usa IN THREE STATES   Help Appeals from Many Smal Towns and Settlements Are Received on Outside.   THREE ALABAMA COUNTIES ARE GREATEST SUFFERERS   Red Cross Parties Being Made Up to Carry Food, Tents to Stricken Populace.

DEATH TOLL REACHES 155: RUSH RELIEF   Property Damage Plac ed at $2,000,000 in   Storm Swept Area.

SCORES KILLED + OR HURT WHER CLEMENTS RAG   PROPERTY LOSS IS . MANY MILLIONS   Assistance Urgently Needed  by Victims of Twister; Uncle Sam Busy

TORNADO DAMAGE $2,000,000 WHILE LOSS OF LIFE MAY EXCEED 200 AND SCORES ARE INJURED   (Hv United Lress.}

PLACE TORNADO  WICTIMS AT 155   Revised Reports Show Ri duction in Fatalities   Areas of Mississippi, Alabama and Tetinessee Are Swept by Severe Wind Storm. 

166 Killed by Tornado; List Still Growins   ‘Property Loss ih Three Wind Swept States Will Run Into MilKons

STORM'S TOLL REACHES 166   Property Damage Estimat: ed at Two Millions.   RED CROSS DISPATCHES AID   Commun'cation ‘With Stricken Areas Gradually Being Restored ~ Destroyed High School.

TORNADO DEATH LIST 1S NOW 166   Property Loss in Southern Storm Estimated at $2,000,000; Relief Is Needed.

166 KILLED IN TUESDAY STORM IN SOUTHEAST   Scores Injured; Prop erty Damage Estimated $2,000,000

3 STATES SWEPT,  Outside Assistance. is  ~ Needed in Stricken Territory; Storm One of Worst in History of South. :

TORNADS DEAT TOLL GROWING   MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA’ AND TENNESSEE VISITED BY THE WORST DISASTER IN HIsTORY OF SOUTH.

TORNADO IN SOUTH   SCORES KILLED IN) MISSISSIPPI ‘ AND ALABAMA.   Bead Execeded 200 antl Damage Rus dnta Millions.

SOUTH’S WORST STORM CAUSES ‘DEATH TO 166   Dozen Counties in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Hardest Hit   RICH FARMING BELT THE. HARDEST STRUCK

INADEQUATE FORCE OF DOCTORS AND ‘NURSES   Red. Cross at New Orleans  - Sends Carload of Tents  Blankets and Medical Sup. plies to Stricken Section.

FATALITIES IN TUESDAY STORM PLACED AT tos   Stricken Areas of Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee Are Greatly In Need of Help.

TUESDAY'S TORNADO MOST DISASTROUS IN SOUTHERN HISTOR   Property Damage Inflicted by Twister Estimated at Two Millions of Dollars   APPEAL FOR AID COMES FROM STRICKEN AREA‘   Force of Doctors and Nurses In adequate to Care for Injured

187 ARE DEAD, TORNADO PATH   Scores Injured and Property Damage Amounts to Two Millions, Estimate.   TOWNS CALL FOR HELP

Property Loss Will Be Many Millions of Dollars.   Reports From Isolated Districts Swelling List of Dead.

Gl For. Relief “Swept Areas  mies From, Tornado Of Three Southern State:

155 KILLED IN TORNADO IN SOUTH   Hundreds of Others  Injured in Storm That Sweeps Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee— Property Loss 2 Million.

VE maT ata aaa ea nee ee eee ne an Votre ansenn een a ttre emanate  155 LIVES LOST, HUNDREDS INJURED AND PROPERTY DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN S?. 000,000 FROM TORNADO

TUESDAY'S STORM TOLL 166 IN THREE SOUTHERN STATE!   Scores Injured and Property Loss Will Run Into Millions of Dollars.

Scores. Injured and, Property Damage of Approximately $220,000 is Suffered in Three States Stricken   ALABAMA COUNTIES SEEM TO BE CENTER.OF HAVOC   Red Cross Relief Parties Form ing at Many Points to Carry  _ Food and Tents to the Storm Swent Districts

Property Damage, According to Lates' Reports Received Today, Will Reach Sum of About @° ann Onn

DEATH TOLL OF SOUTHERN WIND NOW TOTALS 166   'Tornada Damage Places It as One of Most Destructive in Annals of South; Distric! Badly Needs Assistance

WORST TORNADO OF THE SOUTH HAS TOLL OF 166   Rescue Trains Rushed to Points in Dozen Counties   SURVIVORS IN TENTS   FEAH FOOD SHORTAGE BECAUSE OF WIDESPREAD DISASTER TO STORE HOUSES.

ADO VICTIMS IN NEED OF HELP   DEATH LIST 166 IN TORNADO IN ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE.   PROPERTY OAMAGE HEAVY   Forces of Doctors and Nurses Available Locally Inadequate To Care For the Injured Survivors of Storm

IS URGENTLY NEEDED ACCORDING TO REPORTS FROM SOUTH.   Toll of Storm Placed at 166 Killed and Property ‘Loss Near the Two- ‘Million

STORM DISASTER — COVERS 3 STATES   RELIEF URGENTLY NEEDED IN DOZENS OF COUNTIES OF SOUTH   DEATH ROLL GROWING   Nearly 200 Persons ‘Killed And Millions of Doilars of Property Damaged   Heaviest Damaze Was In Mississippi and Alabama—Three Die In Tennessee

'CHINA RAISES HUGE FUND   Relief Association Gets $1,500,000 for Aid for Famine Sufferers— Expects More.

CHINA RAISES HUGE ‘FUND      Rellef Auséciation Gets ‘$1,800,000. tor Ald for Famine Sufferers— . Expects More.

BIG FUND RAISED IN CHINA   Huge Sum Pledged to Aid Famine Suf ferers There.

CHIEF CONCERN OF HARDING 1S TO HEAL: HID PARTY S SORES   West Wants the Republican Nominee to Alter His  Front Porch Campaign Plane

COMING 10 OHIO AT END OF WEEK   Senator Harding and Party to Leave Washington Next Saturday Afternoon.   HIS OFFICE FORCE WILL BE IN MARION   Westerners Want Candidate to Come to That Section During Camnaicon.

Republican Nominee Anxious lo Clear Up Existing Dilferences Before Starting Campaign.   Running Mate Stunmoned Po Give Aid in Preparation af Portal Speech of Arrentaince.

Coolidge To Meet Harding On Wednesday   G. O. P. Candidates Will Have Conference In Wash ington   HARDING LEAVES FOR MARION SATURDAYS

MEXICANS ARE NOT AFRAID OF HARDING   GENERAL OBREGON CONFIDENT TIVE HIS COUNTRY WILL REMAIN AT PE E  WITH UNFTED

MEXICO WANTS PEACE WHOEVER WINS HERE   Officialx Say Hostile Attitude of Republicans Toward Mexico Was Duc ta Antagonism to Wilson.

PEACE WITH MEXIC@ IS . FORECAST BY OBREGON   Officials Favor Any American. Presidential Candidate Who Is: Friendly, i thn Beat

FRIENDSHIP OF . MEXICO AND U.S. TO CONTINUE   THAT IS THE BELIEF OF THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERN. MENT OFFICIALS.   This Question Was Brought Up in th Discassion of Senator Harding by the Republicans at Chicago,

OBREGON THINKS SEN, HARDING IS FRIEND OF MEX#G0   He Also Beclares That El¢ction of the Ghioan Would Bo Favorably Received Below the Rio Grande.

SEN. HARDING IS LOOKED UPON AS BEING FRIENDLY TO MEXICO   General Obregon Asserts ‘That His - Election Would Be Favorably Received Below the Rio  _ Would 

FOUND WORK WELL DOWN! Light Court Nocket Confronted Judge Stewart Teday

RAILROAD FARES SHOW NO CHANG!   Railroads Through City PD Not Lower Three Cent A Mile Rate

COTTON GROWERS: TO. STOP ALL GINNINGS   LOUISIANA MAN: PROPOSES. T CLOSE DOWN FOR THIRTY “DAYS FROM NOVEM BER FIRST

DEATH PENALTY FOR ROBBERY   Pistriet Atternes Seeks Maxzimam  Punishment for Prisoners.

WILSON‘S DOCTOR CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE LAST NIGHT   DR. GRAYSON SUMMONED ABOUT 11 O'CLOCK AND SPENDS REST OF NIGHT.

FOUR FOUND DEAD IN A HOME   “Montana Ranch Worker Supposed te Have Wiped Ont Femily.

ITALY FIRES FIRST ~ SHOT AGAINST POE}   Prams Rad MUtaey! > Warde Atoug: Frontier, Occittpled Hy Gaieiel Anncisia,   A“ DESTROYER ..IN- ACTION?          ed nid to ‘Have Five terigs” ut Piume—war t WAnowo2io” Uelares,

ITALY BEGING WAR ONG. OANNUNZIT   BLOCKADE OF FIUME ONE OF FIRST MEASURES ACAINST THE POET-WARRIOR.   NAVAL GRAFT TAKES PART   Both the Government Forees and D’Annunzio’s Legionnaires Determined to Fight Out the Battle

DRIVER FACES MURDER CHARGE   VICTIM OF ATTO MISHAP DIES-— COMPANION ARRESTED   Attempt of Archie Ingebretson, Waldori College Student, to Leap Gap  in Car Proves Fatal.

Mexico Objects to Proposed Visit of Senate Investigator   Agents on Border Report In structions Not to Vise Fall's Pasaport

SENATOR FALL NOT WANTED   Mexico Refuses to Vise Passport for ‘United States Solon.

DON’T WANT SENATOR FALL   Mexican Government Refuses to Vite Passport for the New  Mexico Scion.

EDITH GOULD ELOPES   18-Year-Old Heiress Married tal Yale Student.   Couple, Refused License In Philadel phia, Motor to Etkton, Md.—For given by Gride’s Parents, r

EDITH GOULD A BRIDE   ELOPES WITH C. L. WAINWRIGHT YALE STUDENT.   Couple Forgiven by Parents—Motor t Eikton, Md., When Refused License in Philadelphia.

CRIPPLED WHITE SOX WILL MAKE DESPERATE FIGHT   “— Eight Regulars Out of the Line - up Manager Gleason Expects to Win From St. Louis With Dick Kerr and Faber Doing the Pitching.

SALT LAKE HERALD QUITS   High Cost of Operating Forces Publication to Suspend After Fifteen Years.

HERALD OF SALT LAKE QUITS   High Cost of Operating Causes Suspen. sion of Paper.

SALT LAKE HERALD QUITS   High Cost of Operating Forces Pub. lication to Suspend After : Fifteen Years, ;  q

COX CAMPAIGN ~ IN OHIO GETS A START TODA’   Democrats Meet in Convention and Will Hear Speech by Governor

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS   Switzerland and  California are Sharply Shaken

QUAKES CAUSE AVALANCHE   Snow in Italian Alps Shaken Down —Homes Buried—Intense Suftering.

TREMORS SHAKE SWISS AIPS   Severe Shock Accompanied bys Few  Heavy Snowfalls.

Avalanches Caused By Earthquake In Switzerlanc   Several Alpine Villages Are isolated _ Ae Result of Quakes in Swiss and Alpine Alps.

REDS CLAIM CAPTURE OF 60,000 PRISONER   Bolshevist Forces Continue to Win Victories Accordng to Washinetor Advices,

THREE ARMIES CAPTURED   Bolsheviki Agents Claim Big Victory In Eastern Siberia.

TOWN OF KRASOZARSK CAPTURED BY BOLSHEVIK)   More Than 60,000 Prisoners Already  Counted, Aceording to Yoscow Wiretance Klennhioh.

REDS TAKE CAPITAL OF DENIAINE'S GAYT. AND 16,000 TROOPS   32 Guns, Nine Tanks and Much Baggage Listed Captured.

LENINE ARMY TAKES ROSTOV   Captures 10,000 Prisoners and Wins _ Greatest Victory of Two Years and Half.

BOLSHEVIKI IN SOUTH MAKING LONG ADVANCI   Krasnoyarsk Is Taken Poles Also Score Gains.

REDS CAPTURE REMNANTS OF THREE ARMIES   BOLSHEVIKI TAKE TOWN OF KRASNOYARSK IN SIBERIA — SITUATION BECOMING CHAOTIC.

TAKEN BY BAT SHEVIKI   Rostov on Don Captured by the Reds Says: Moscow   TAKE 10;000 . PRISONERS   Immense Amount of Guns and ~ Bagpage Are Also Captured "-

REDS READY FOR DRIVE ON INDIA   Bolshevik Forces Have Entered ! Bokhara in Central : Asia.   OFFENSIVE ASAINST BRITISH   Swarms of Propaganda Agents Sent into Persia and the Caucasus With Counterfeit Money to Start Revolt,

Rostov Now In Hands Of Red Armies   Ten Thousand Prisoners Reported to Have Been Captured Together With Vast Stores of Munitions—Soviets Masters of Russia. ot tome eed

BOLGHEVIK TAKE G0,000 IN SIBERIE   Crush and Capture Remnant of Three Armies.   TWO MORE TOWNS ARE TAKEN   Offensive Against British Begins as Reds Enter Bokhara—Swarms of Propagandists Sent Into Persia With Counterfeit Money.

AEDS MA IN MAD VICTORY   REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN IMPORBANT SIBEREAN POENT. g   Sixty Thousand of  Wolehak'’s Men  said to Have Been Captured,

RED ARMIES VICTORIOUS   TAKE 60,000 PRISONERS IN EASTERN SIBERIA   KOLCHAK MEN DEFEATED   Denekine Also Hit) Hard Bolshevil Wireless Sass

Tat (IN im   Moscow Dispatch Asserts Capture of Important City Affording New Outlet to Russian Soviets to Black Sea

Take Rostov-on-the-Don and 10,000 Prisoners With Enormous Amount, of Baggage.

FARM BUREAU PROGRAM      Local Party Will Go to Sni- a-Bar Stock Exhibition -

THE BUDGET SYSTEM      Plans for Its Introduction ir this State Made.

200 ARE INJURED WW BELFAST RIOT!   DESULTORY FIRING CONTINUES BETWEEN THE TROOPS AND RELEAST CIVILIANS

¥ 4 Casualties Hawe Reached Twenty five Dead and Over 200 Badly Wounded.

BITTERNESS OF FEELING IN BELFAST 1S UNABATEL   Troubles Resclve Themselves Into Sniving on an Extensive Scale.

LONOTANTINE g AWAITING GALL   Former King of Greece Would Not Re-Ascend Throne Un. less People Want Him.   ‘MAKES OVERTURES  OF FRIENDLY NATURE   Says He Never Intended That Greece Should Enter War Upon Side of Germany.

DENIES HE WAS FOR GERMANY   Former Greek King Says He Has Been Cut Off From The world

FORMER KING SAYS ~HENEVER INTENDED TO HELP GERMANY   Declares He Was Given No Opportunity To State Case.   PORTRAYS DEMOCRACY   Expects Plebescite In Greece Upon His Return To Throne.

RELEASES REPORTED   Red Cross Workers Set Free  by Bolsheviki. o

AMERICANS ARE RELEASED   Yeo Red Cross Workers Freed by Rolshevik Teaders.

FOUR NEW CASES BUBONIC PLAGUE AT VERA CRUZ   Three of Yietims Are Sotdierss, Deck Bulldings Burned to Wipe Qut Infection Centers,

FOUR NEW CASES OF PLAGUE AT VERA CRUZ   Buildings Along the Wate Front Likely to Prove Dan gerous Were Burned by th: Municipal Authorities 0! That City Today.

P KILLED. 3 INJURED   When an Automobile Piunges Over 90-Foot Clff.

HIGHWAYS TO -  BEKEPTOPEN   BUREAU OF GOOD ROADS CAKES STEPS TO THAT END.

AGHWAYS TO BE  KEPT GPEN   Eureau of Good Reads Jakes Steps for Snow's Removal

THREE OPPOSE  GOV. MILLIKEN IN MAINE VOT)   Mcintyre Sole Candidate on Democratic Ticket in

MAINE HOLDING PRIMARIES   Voters Pick Nominees for Governor Congresemen and Other Offices

‘The Wet and Dry Issue May. Overshadow Treaty  In Presidential Election   ‘Americanizing” Reservations Confuse the Public But Clear-Cut Issue of Beer is Easy for : All to Grasp. .

PRORIGITION MAY  EGLIPOE TREATY   Enforcement of Dry Measure Likely to Become Central Issue in Campaign.   POLITICIANS SPECULATING   Question of Manufacturing Wines and Light Beers Placed Against Present Law

PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT MAY OVERSHADOW TREATY AS ISSUE IN THE CAMPAIGN

PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN   CLAIM DRY ENFORCEMENT WAY OVERSHADOW TREATY IN PRES, CAMBAIQN _          WOKS AS IF SENATE WILd NOT TARE FINAE ACTION OX TREATY

Reservation Questions!‘Is: Kas ‘By Substantial: tial: Majority. .  MAY TAKE. BACK. BAT.

HQHOR-10OMING NOW AS LEADING CAMPAIGN ISSUE   ‘Politicians Believe 1t Would-Be « More’Popular Question as  a, Per ee

PROHIBITION BIG QUESTION IN CAMPAIGN   Will Overshadow Treaty Is General Belief of Politicians.

THE PROHIBITION QUESTION ‘MAY OVERSHADOW THE TREAT ASHE WW NEXT CAMPHIEN

PROHIBITION MAY BE GAMPAH ISSUE   TREATY MAY DROP   SOME POLITICIANS BELIEVE PUB LIC WILL BE ABLE MORE EASILY TO DECIDE UN LIGHT WINES AND BEER ISSUE

DRY QUESTION “WAY BE BIGER "THAN TREATY   Enforcement of Prohibition Act) May Overshadew Other National      ‘TREATY SURE TO BE         iticians Conjecturing Probable Stand of Parties at Their

AS THE RIG ISSUE IN THY Prope DENTIAL CAMPAIGN LATE THES FALL.   4n Apparent Movement is Undestiap to Sidetrack the Treaty im the Sek ate by Injecting the Pro hibition Fight.

LAST FEW DAYS HAVE CHANGED SOME OPINIONS   Thirty-Three Of Sixty, Four Massachusetts Towns Voted Wet In Election Monday. gf

PHORIBITION {i LOOMING UP Ao CAMPAIGN ISSUE:   Peace Treaty Expected te Yield Precedence to the Liquor Question   PUBLIC MIND PUZZLED BY MANY RESERVATIONS   SENATORS BELIEVE LIGHT WINE AND BEER ADVOCATES WILL COME TO FORE WITH TREATY SHELVED, ceil

Prohibition Enforcement to Supplant Peace Treaty as a  Campaign issue   oliticians Whe Poe Not Want = the Treaty as the Main Issue are Pianning on This Aetion

Federal, and City Officials Make Every Effort to Unravel Mystery   WAS CAUSED BY TIME BOMB   Reward of $10,000 Offered For Information Leading to Arrests

Detective William J. Burns Says Explosion ts Part of Huse Plot.   SEVERAL CLEWS ARE FOUND   Federal Operatives Question Scores of Witnesses of Tranedy.

© tail  Warning of Explosion Was Given by Employe of French Commission TIME WAS SET AT 3 P. M. THE DAY BEFORE  DETEC TIVE BURNS THINKS ir A REPETITION OF MAIL BOMB PLOTS; DEATH WLIST REACHES 35 TODAY,

[Admiral Acted As Ambassador Daniels States   Secretary of Navy Says Admira!  Decker Tried to Usurp p> Other’s Authority.

DATES FOR HIRAM JOHNSON.   Senator Leaves for East Today ta  Rezin Camrpnaicn.

SENATOR JOHNSON TO MAKE SPEECHES   Will Arrive in Chicaga Tuesday for Series of Addresses in 1 og Middle West ¢d

ATALRUNAWAY ON IOWA FARM   Arnold. White, World Wai Veteran, Killed Near Eddyville.

FATHER TELEGRAPHS ARDMORE SHERIFF   Clara Smith Due at El Pasco Saturday.

CLARA BARTON SMITH TO RETURN SAY FOLK   Parents Sign Statement Say ing She Will Come Back.

CLARA SMITH PLANS TO SPEND CHRISTMAS AT HOME, SAYS MOTHER   ls With Brother in Mexica and Will Surrender  Soon.

with: certain questions arising betweet the United’ Stdtes and Canada, suct aa fisherles, and. the Ike,   CLARA SMITH IS TO SPEND HER-CHAISTMAS. AT HOME   Then She is to go to Ardmor and Answer to the Charge ‘of Murder.

MYSTERY OF JAKE HAMON’: DEATH TO BE PROBED.   HOME FROM MEXICO   THE ALLEGED MURDERESS TO COME IN VOLUNTARILY.   It Is Understood She Will he Al. lowed Bail and the Trial Wil! he Held at u Later Date. .

CLARA SMITH WILL BE HOME FOR HOLIDAYS   Letter to Parents De. clare She is in Mexico;  Reach U. S. Soon.

PARENTS SAY CLARE SMITHTO SURRENDEF   Alleged Slayer Of Jake Hamor To Give Self Up Within Week Or Ten Days.

OMIT WOMAN 10 BE IN EL PASO, TEX., XMAS DAY   Mother of Girl Announces She Has Received Word From Her Daughter.

Clara Smith Hamon Will Return to Tell Her Story; , Parents Give Statement   irl Wanted in Connection with Shooting Tragedy at Ardmore to Surrender, Mother Calls for Reporter to Make , '" Wefance nf Dauchter. °

 ee > ‘Clara Smith Decides to  Face Her Accuses on   Charge of Killing Hamer  7

CLARA SMITH COMING TO PARENTS HOME FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY’   MOTHER OF WOMAN SAYS) SHI HAS HEARD FROM HER AND KNOWS WHEREABOUTS.

CLARA MITA WILL AE TURN 10 TEXAS   HER MOTHER SAYS SHE WIL! SPEND CURISTMAS AT HOME iN kL PASO

CLARA SMITH  TO RETURN FOR HEARING   Parents of Womar Claim She Will Arrive at El Paso Soon.

CLARA SMITH TO ~ RETURN TO ARDMORE   Parents of Woman Accused of Murder Say She Will  Face Accusers at: Trial,

PARENTS SAY CLARA SMITH TOSURRENDER   illeged Slayer of Jake Ha mon Ready to Face Trial for the Crime.

CLARA SMITH TO GIVE UP?   Parents Say She Has Decide: to Face Charge of Killing Jake Hamon.

CLARA SMITH TO BE IN U. S. CHRISTMAS   Woman Wanted For Death Of Oklahoma Politician Is In Mexico, Mother Says.

CLARA SMITH HAMON WILL MAKE STATEMENT HER MOTHER NOW DECLARES AT EL PASU   Mrs. Smith Says Many of the Newspaper Stories Were False But That Clara Is Innocent But Does Not Desire Any Sensation.

CLARA SMITH IS TO SURRENDER LATE TODAY   Fugitive Wanted at Ardmore, Okia Will Spend Christmas With Her Parents in El Paso.

CLARA BARTON SMITH TO SURRENDER SOON   Says Woman Will Get Ready fo: Trial—Sheriff and Lawyer Leave Ardmore.

LONG SOUGHT Si JAYS. ote WIEBE LE   Parents’: of ‘Clara Smith, Al leged: Slayer -of Millionaire, Give Dut Statement- °

Public Misjudges Allegec Slaver of Millionaire, the Girl’s Parents Declare

WILL SURRENDER   Clara. Smith Decides to Face Charges in Hamon Death

STATEMENT BY SMITH FAMILY   Mother and Father of Clara Smith Called For Reporters

CLARA ORTH —TOSURRENDER   PARENTS OF WOMAN WANT ED ON MURDER CHARGE MAKE STATEMENT

TRAINMEN LOSE THEIR CHARTER   Twelve ‘Lodges in This District Lose the Union Rights for ; Participation in Unauthorized Reuben.   DEVELOPMENTS

UNION CHARTERS REVOKED,   Action Taken Against 12 Lodges in Ptttshbureh PDistrtet.

PLOCKING To THE CITY.   i Even the Rabbit Seems Determine! to Get Away from the Farm,

FIMCKING TO. THE CITY.         Sven the Rabbit Seems Tictermnet to Get Away from: the Farm,"

BIG ROBBERY. IN. ATLANTA STORE  to aad 2, oe   Jewelry Valued at Twenty Thousand -Dollars . With Cash and Other Things Valued at Eight Thousand Stol‘en Durine Sunday Closing.

Blo ROBBERY tN TOR      Jewelry Valued at Twenty Thousand Dollars With Cash and Other Things Valued at Eight Thousand Stolen Durtine Sunday Closine.

NAVY PREPARING FOR THE COURT OF INQUIRY   ‘The Haitian Situation To Bi  Given A Hearing Probably Next Week.

THOUSANDS MARCH MAYOR'S FUNERAL   Workmen in Dublin Church ~ Recite Rosary for Repose of Soul.

LONG NOT CALLED 10 TESTIFY FOR SENATE PROBERS   Investigation of Campaign Ex penditures of Missouri Democratic Candidate for Senate Called Off.

PROBE OF LONG CALLED OFF   Investigation of Breckenridge Long of Missouri Is Abandoned by Senate Committee.

OP PROBE INTO ES CAMPAIGN      SENATE CAMPAIGN EXPENDI. TORRES COMMITTED REOPENS HRARING AT ST, LOUIS

SUMMER WEATHER NORTH   Low Temperatures Follow Heavy Rain. Warmer Than In South.

NEW YORK SWAPS TEMPERATURES   Thermometer in Dixie Sev eral Degrees Cooler Than Gotham Today.

MERCURY GOES BEYOND NORMA!   THERMOMETERS IN NEW  . YORK REGISTER TWIGHER TODAY THAN AT MANY SOUTHERN POINTS.   Warmth Due to Pulling Inf fe enec of a Storm Centerer Over State of Michigan.

TRUNK MURDER SCENT DIES OUT   JOHN DOUGHTY HELD WITHOUT BAIL—-MYSTERY DISAPPEARANCE OF SMALL GROWS

eicaR DUR FOR A DROP   Now Selling for 12 Cents a Peowd.  Rat Further Decline Is 3 txpected.

CHAMP CLARK BADLY BEATEN.   Majerity fer His Republican Opponert ef 32.912 Votes.

EARTH QUAKES _ AT HOT SPRING!   BUILDINGS SHAKE DURING TREM. ORS AT SOUTH DAKOTA : RESORTS ~~

EARTH QUAKES AT HOT SPRINGS   BUILDINGS SHAKE DURING TREMORS AT SOUTH DAKOTA RESORTS

BIG REDUCTION IN LUMBER PRICES DUE   Average Cut of 28 Per Cent, Cover ering; Entire Country and Effect- ive At Once, Is Predicted.

SENT BACK TO CANADA   Arthur Earemont Charged With Uh. lawful Entry is Deported

BRITTEN CALLED: BY INVESTIGATORS   Senate Committes Prepares to Probe Campaign Fund. Charge: Fairness Promised 2   ASKED TO SUBMIT PRoor   Former Consul Urges Com: mittee to Look Into the Finances of Minor Parties

Believes He Can Make Geed Allegatiers Concerning Demecratic Campatiern Fund.

WTO KEEP OFT OF , LATOR CONTROVERSIES   “Hands OI -Petiey Outlined by I} tuier in Letter.

Profiteers in Munitions See Disarmament Thru League —No Exploitation of Humanity in Peace

COX ON LAST LAP OF WESTERN JAUNT   EXPLAINS WHY LEAGUE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO OPPONENTS: WOULD CONTROL THE OPIUM TRADE AND CHILD LABOR.

WMV. COX ON LAST AP OF WEST TOUR   Speeches All Alongs Line Are Appeals for League Support.

MAKING IT BEAUTY SPOT.   Grounds at City Park Have Been Redeemed trom Beluge Damage

_ Fin mead MAKING IT BEAUTY SPOT.   mes Cf Grounds at City Park Have Bea he * deemed from ‘Deluge. Dania

ANTICRIME CRUSADE IS ON AT YOUNGSTOWh   Twenty-three Robberies Report ed on Monday to Police

POLES REPULSE ATTACKS   Furious Onslaughts of Russian Bolshevik are Successfully Beaten Off

Atta.k Polish Front With Great Fur In the Vicinity of . Bobruick.

POLES BACK Alita IN FURIOUS FIGHT IN BOBRUISK ARE!   Reds With Armored Cars an Tanks Try Desperately to Retake Mozir from Foe.

POLES HOLD BACK BOLSHEVIK   Repulsed Russian Soviet  Porces Equipped With Armored Cis and Tanks.

ARMENIA TO BE INDEPENDENT OAYO GOUNGIL   NECESSITY FOR ACTION DUE TO INABILITY OF LEAGUF OF NATIONS TO TAKE IT   Nitti Tells Council That Turk Treaty Is The Most Imperfect Production of Conference,

ARMENIA IS TOBE INDEPENDENT STATE   SUPREME COUNCIL MAKES DECI SION, AS NO POWER “WILL ACCEPT MANDATE. - (9°

Greees to Adntinister Affairs In Leyandine Seaport and Province, But Sultan Retains Titular Authority—SuPreme Council’ Freafs League of Nationa With Scant Courtery,

ARMENIA TO BE A FREE STATE   Decision Reached at San Renta By Supreme Council.   NONE WOULD ACCEPT MANDATE

GES FOR Whi7!   Grew Whiskers Mile Long er Stay Away From (Chieage.

Chicago “Barhers Do ‘Not Know War Is: Over: Shaves To 35 2 Cents. ;

UMIT IS REMOVED      On Acreage of Leases from In dians in Oklahoma

AIR SPILL AT MELBOURNE,    Plane Falls Five. Hundred Feet, Injur.

OUFFRAGE oAFE Io OPINION OF LAWYERS ON STATE ACTION   Hold Tennessee Cannot Now Withdraw Ratiification.

TENNESSEE SEEKS TO RESCIND ITS RATIFICATION   ACTION REGARDING SUFFRAGI AMENDMENT SURPRISES SUF. RAGISTS AND OFFICIALS

SUFFRAGE a 10 STAND.   ACTION OF TENNESSHE ;  CAME TOO LATE °° #: Dfflee in            Courts Are Not Likely ‘to: i Such Action. Connecticut” yheurs Yet Come to the Reecue ee and Cinch Action.  Ob

TENN, HOUSE _AeMSS ON THE -SUFF ACTION   lt May Be That the Eegality of Women’s Votes Will Be Called a Into Court.

Belief in Washington  is That Tennessee Cannot Now Withdraw From Ratification

LEGALITY OF TENNESSEE AGTON ON SUFFRAGE I HUESTIONED BY SOLONS   Believe Suffrage Vote Cannot Be Rescinded Since Secretary of State Colby Made Ratification Speech on Receiving Certificates.

Saher of Tennessee Legis‘lature in Rescinding ‘Action on the —   SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Will Not Affect Measure— The Question May be Called Into Court ©

vot WiPta RATIFIGAT ION UFF RECORDS   ANTIS SLIP OVER EXPUNGING ORDER WITH MANY GONE      Federal Officers of Opinion Legality of Vote Stands.  4

OMAN SUFFRAGE IS AGAIN “IN AIR”   Washington Officials Believe Tennessee Legislative Action Will Not Stop Vote.   MAY GET INTO COURTS:   This Would Cause’ Trouble After Election. if. Amendment Not Ratified,

TENNESSEE ACTION BELIEVED USELESS   Lawyers Mold State, anno’ Reconsider. Ratification of

RUT ACTION WILL HAVE NO EFFECT UN THE SUFFRAGE AMENDWEN?RP .   SECY. OF STATE COLBY HAS PROCLAIMED AMENDMENT COURTS 10 DECIDE

SUFFRAGE VOTE 1S RESCINDEL   By Lower House of Tennessee Legis lature Though Action May Have No Effect on Legality of Ratifieatinn.

SONORA REBEL LEAD HO HAPPY (VER RESULTS   News-Reteived That Ancthet  State Is Revolting Against  Carranza

WOULD FURTHER RESTRICT JAPS   -AntiJap Leaders in California Plar Introduction of Bill Which Will   Be More Drastic.

DRASTIC LAWS ARE PLANNED   SWEEPING LEGISLATION TO BE INTRODUCED IN CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE — TO STOP JAP FROM HOLDING UP LANDS,

a MEASURE Y MEASURE 10 F'MORE® TASTE   Antialien Land Laws Aimed at Japs to Be Urged in -  . California.

WILL EATENL AIM UF JAP MEASURE   Dutch and British Interest: Under Ban In Proposed  Legislation

WOULD BAR ALL ALIENS FROM CALIFORNE   PROPOSED NEW Lay WOULI PRECENT THE HOLDING OF a LAND IN THAT SPATE.   .-The Measure Which is Now Sein; Planned, Will Be Introduced at the Jannary Session of Levislature.

CALIFORNIA WOULD BAR ALIENS FROM HOLDING LAND IN HER BOUNDARY   Sweeping Legislation Extending Alien Land Law Will be Submitted to State Legislature   Will Affect Large Dutch and British Oi Interests; Japan’s Protest Withdrawal Unnoticed

INDIANA MAN GETS REPRIEVE   Jesse Walker's Execution at Sing Sing Prison Is Held Up by Gov. ernor Smith,

RUSSIAN REDS AID HUN SPARTACANS   WAS INTENDED FOR TROTZKY TO BE AT GATES OF BERLIN BY JULY, REPORT.

Trotak» Hiopes te Be Hammering at Gates of Berlin by Begianing of July.

AUSS HAD PLANS FOR GERMAN REVOLT   Trotzky Expected to Be at Ber lin’s Gates Beginning of July Says Rotterdam Dispatch

Russian. Reds Now. Officers and Organizers-iy German Spartacan Arrmiy.   TROTSKY DUE AT GATES OF BERLIN IN JULY   Revolt, Long Planned, Upse! Plans But Reds Fight to Carry Them Out.

YACHT RACES START TODAY   For First Time in Over 17 Years, Contest For International Cup Will Be Resumed   TIME ALLOWANCE VITAL    Winner May Not Be Keown Un  til Friday in Event of Close Finish Today

RESOLUTE TO. ANCE CHAMROCK IW TODAY   AMERICAN CUP DEFENDER WILI BE GRANTED HANDICAP IS LATE DECISION.

TIME ALLOWANCE JO VITAL FACTOR IN EVENT TOQAY   If There Be Close Finish in Yacht Race May Take Time to Decide.   Shamrock’s Sails Not Meas. ured, but More Area : Than Resolute.

Defender Resolute Seven Minute Handicap.   (COP FIRST WON BY AMERICA IN 1851   Only Twice Since 1871 Has  Challenger Finished Ahead  of American Yacht.

GIVE RESOLUTE A HANDICAP   Because Shamrock IV Carries a Greater Spread of Canvas.

CRAZED NURSE HELD   Disfigured Son of U. S. Army Offices With Acid.

Fa ACTION QF HOUSE DIRECTS ISSUE OF MEDALS   Authorize President to Honor Officers and Men of Merchant Marine For Distinguished Service

HOUSE PASSES FIRST BILLS. IN PRESENT SESSION   Proposal. of Legislation i Made by Iowa Representative.

PRESIDENT WILL AWARD MEDALS   First Bill! Passed by the House Give: Him Authority. Second Bill by Congressman Haugen.

HOUSE FAVORS MEDALS FOR MERCHANT MARINE   Bill Also Passed to Protect Public Against Deception in  Purchasing Merchandise.

POSITION IS” ‘EMBARRASSING   Socialists Did Not’ Ex. pect Attack From the * Eabor Leaders

POSITION. IS “EMBARRASSING   Socialists. Did: Not Ex pect Attack From ‘the ‘Labor Leaders

Socialists Embarrassed by Demand From Labor for  Recall of Soldiers   LAST IMPORTANT RED CENTER IS CAPTURED   Notorious Murderer of Hestages Killed in Fighting at Essen, Report Says

MINERS ‘MEET APRIL {STH   DEMAND WITHDRAWAL OF’ RERMARNIC ERPAM Dir

GONGTERNATION AT BERLIN WHEN SOCIALISTS REBEL AGAINST WALITARY RULE   Moral Support of Millerand Is Official View and Shows Serious Division in the Coalition Government.   ATTACK COMES AS A SURPRISE; “GRAVE INTERNAL DISINTEGRATION”

GERMAN GARINET UPSET BY CAROR'S QERANNS FAR TROQP WITHORAWA   GOVERNMENT HAD PRESUMED THAT IT HAD SUPPORT OF ALL POLITICAL FACTIONS.

LABOR LEADERS DEMAND TROOPS BE WITHDRAWN   German Cabinet Members Embarrassed by Position Taken by the Majority Socialists.

WARSAW BATTLE NOW IN PROGRES:   Polish Troops Use Bayonets to Defend the Capital.   RED CAVALRY IN A SUBURB   Poles Start Counter-Offensive Against the Russians 31 Miles North of the City—Peace Delegates Start on Return Trip.

BATTLE FOR WARSAW IS NOW IN PROGRESS   Polish Troops Use Bayonets to Defend Capital—Women and Elderly Civilians Armed.

GREAT BATTLE ~ IN PROGRESS   Gigantic Struggle for Possses. sion of Polish Capital Is Now. On.   POLES IN COUNTER-OFFENSIVE   Launch Brive in Region of Pultuat With Bayonets—Russian Cavairy Reach Praga, 4 Suburb Across River From Warsaw.

Gigantic Struggle for Posssession of Polish, Capital Is Now On.   POLES IN GOUNTER-OFFENSIVE   Launch Drive in Region of Pultusk With Bayonete—Russian Cavairy Reach Praga, a Suburb Across River From Warsaw.

SCOUTS AS FOREST GUIDES   Fourteen Town Boys Pledge to Aid Department.

STUDENTS AT FORT HAYS NOR. MAL SCHOOL FORM COUNCIL.   Take Control! of the College and Duck Professors—Faculty Calls for Help.

racuay MEMBERS ARE BEING P&THROWN INTO: LAKE.   TEACHERS 'ASK HELP   STUDE? IT SOVIET, HAS BEEN IN CONTROL TWO DAYS.   ‘State Board of Aduibistration Re: fers the Matter to Attorney i i General Mopkins. 

SOVIET IN COLLEGE   Kansas Normal Is Ruled by Body of Students,   Duck Members of the Faculty and

STUDENT SOVIET AT HAYS NORMAL   Rdpning State School With  High Hand.   INSTRUCTOR MAKES APPEAL   Asks Board of Administration for Relief — Duck Students and Professors.

SOVIET RULES IN ~ AKANSAS COLLEGE   Kansas Normal Is Ruled by Bod of Students.   Duck Members of the Faculty and Others They Find Fauit With.

SOVIET IN COLLEGE   Kansas Normal Is Ruled by Bod of Students.   Duck Members of the Faculty and Others They Find Fault With. a

INSULT GOoT MAN Hild LIFE   Dies From Injuries When He is Knocked Down for Accosting Woman.

WILSONS REGISTER TO VOTE   President and Mrs. Wilson te Cast Their Ballots by Mail, It Is Expected.

‘WILSONS REGISTER TO VOTE      President and Mre.-Wilson fo Gast Their Baltots by Mail, it 1s: Expected, = ** +

BUT ONE TICKET IN GEORGIA.   Tom Watson to Appear as a Repeblican Against His Wishes.

AMBITRATION OFPE REET IB   Lbetseck Handlers WH Meant On ire. ieeasiteal

ARBITRATION OFFER REJECTED   Livestock Handiers Will Remain Ont trtil Demands Are Granted.

BAR LIVESTOCK FROM CHIGAGE   Strike in Stockyards Prevents Receiving Cattle Shipments.

CHICAGO STOCK YARDS TIED UP BY STRIKE OF LIVESTOCK HANDLERS   Arbitration of Differences Between Men and Packers Rejected

YARDS EMPTY AS STRIKERS REFUSE 0 ARBITRATE   No Shipments of Livestock Bein; epee in Chicago-~Demand Big Pay Increase.

REJECT ARBITRATION OFFERS   Livesteck Handlers Insist On Stay ing Out Till Wages Kise.

ADIT RATION Ta REFUSED WN Tt PACKING STRIKE   Live Stock Handlers Reject Mediation Offer; Will Stay Out Until Companies Mee! Their Demands.

CHICAGO STOCK MARKET IS HAMPERED BY STRIKE   Walkout May Cause Livestock Ex  change to Suspend Operations fo: Several Days.   ifie the Aeeeectated Freee}

READY TO TAKE “"NDICTED MEN INTO CUSTODY   Two-Thirds of Those Indicted bj ‘ ‘Federal Grand Jury Said : to he Operators.

23 INDICTMENTS IN COAL INQUIRY   Capiases for Arrest of Coal Mine Operators and Workers Sent to U. S. Marshals.   ALL IN THE CENTRAL FIELD   Two-thirds of Federal Grand Jury indictments Returns Against 2 ee as.

ORDER Anta! OF 120 MINER AND OPERATORS   Violation of Lever Act and Conspiracy to Defraud the Government Are Charged

INDICT 125 MINERS AND OPERATORS IN COAL PLO   Fuel Men in Central Field Are Charged With Conspiracy To Keep Prices Up,

125 FUEL ¥:ca 10  FACE ARREST FOR COAL CONSPIRACY   INDICTMENTS AGAINST = MINE OPERATORS AND UNION LEADERS BRETURNED YESTERDAY   FACE SEVERE: PENALTIES   Fines of $10,000 May be Assessed if Found Guilty — Charged With Violation of Lever Act and With = Ate tempted Fraud

CAPIASES CUT FOR OWNERS, WORKERS   Men Indicted in Coal Investi gation Will Be ArPo, rested.   WAGE SETTLEMENT .NEAR   Anthracite Miners Will Quit Work April 1 Unless Agreement Reached :

Ohio Candidate - Want: Victory For Party.  ee  PUTS SELF IN REAR  Harding Sways Vast Audience in Rally Tuesday.   PUTS SELF IN REAR

HARDING REFERS TO HIS CANDIDACY   Wants Oblo Republicans -  (adleate True Choice.

GERMAN ARMY IS DWINDLING   Yow Nasabers 150.000 Won be vace ating Part of Khiee son.

FOREIGN ALLIANCES TO COME FIRST   Troubled Waters Loom When Stalesmay Says That He Considers Alliances First.

NEW EUROPEAN -ALANGES ARE ~ BEING FORMED   Threaten To Throw Ser ious Obstacles In The Way Of League   DELEGATE MAKES FRANK ADMISSION   Regards Alliance As Having Sup erior Obligations To Those Of The League.

Complications Mount As League Considers Admitting Bulgaria.  ‘Canada Wins Victory in Fight Against European  Domination.

JUAREZ GARRISON MAY JOIN REBELS   Chihuahua State in the Hands of the Revolutionists,

YUCATAN COMES OVER TO SIDE OF REVOLUTION   Last Important Port ir Mexico Now in Hands of New Government.

GOVERNOR OF STATE AND MILITARY COMMANDER FLEE   Fugitive Mexican Executive Succeeds in Moving Southward to Mountains West of Jalapa

MEXICAN PORTS ALL SUBDUED   THE LAST ONE YIELDS TO THE PROVISION i FORCES   CARRANZA: ON MOVE   BUT -NOBODY SEEMS TO“KNOW JUST WHERE HWE Is NOW   According fo All Reports He Took Everything jn the National Treasury With Him,

STRUNGHOLD OF CARRANZA CRUMBLING   Progreso is Last Important Port to Fal, Report   RESIDENT FLEES SOUTH   Provisional Executive to ‘be Named at Session on May 24

FINAL MERICAN PORT TAKER BY REBELS   Yucatan Adheres to Provis ional Government in Mexico

YUCATAN NOW REBEL STATE SAYS REPORT   Adhesion to Provisional Government of Mexico Reported in Advices to the State Department.   CARRANZA LOSES IMPORTANT PORT   Entire Peninsula Claimec to be Under Control of Revolutionists — Carran: za Chiefs Flee to Cuba.

YUCATAN  ADHERES NEW GOVERNMEN   Revolutionary Agents Attach Particu lar Importance To Report—Carranza, Believed In Puebla.

WITH THE ADHESION OF YUCATAN, STATE DEPARTMENT IS _INFORMED.  ed   Governor and 1 Military Commander in Flight—Car‘rartza Reported at Tetela, Leaving There in Northwardly PWirecetinn 

STORY OF REBEL CAPTURE OF BG FORTUNE TOLL   Gold and Silver Bullion Seized But Government Archives ~ Are Destroyed   VILLA Pas Le CITY   Governor de la Huerta. Soon Will Name Temporary © President of Republic

LAST CARRANZA  PORT CAPTURED   YUCATAN ACKNOWLEDGES PROVISIONAL GOVERN. MENT. AND RULERS FLEE.

YUCATAN JOINS REBEL FORCES !N MEXICAN PEVOLT   Carranza Miliary Commanders of the State  Are in Flight

YUGATAN JOINS STATES UNDER "REVOLT RULE   Movement Leaves Carranza Faction No Important Seaport in Mexico; Federal Chiefs Flee te Cuba

PREMIER RSX AWURDERS CEASE   Will- Take .Guarantee _from Sinn Fein. and Doaleace MacSwinevy

POPE BEA     BENEDICT INTERCEDES IN BEHALF OF MACSWINEY. ~ SAYS ITALIAN NEWSPAPER   MACSWINKY 8 WRAGEK

Would Hold Him As Hostage   Catand Mouse Policy Would Prevail   Popelntercedes for Cork Executive   Prisoner Now Reported as Living, on His Vitality

NOT TQ ATTEND TODAY'S SESSION   ‘Presidential Candidates Stay _ Away From Convention     Floor Today

VANDIDATES CARS ARE Al THE TELEPHONE   None of the Barkises at Coli - geum But All Are in Touch With Events.   GEN. LOWDEN CONFERS WITH HIS CHIEFS   Gov. Sproul Visits Coliseum During Morning for a Short While.

CANDIDATES IN SECLUSION OF HOTEL ROOM:   All Keep in Constant Touch With Convention Hall By Teiephone, However.

EADING CANDIDATES STAY IN SECLUSION   Wood, Johnson and Lowden Clos eted With Managers; Sproul Visits Convention.

CANDIDATES ASTIRAS FATE DEALS CARDS   Stay Away From Converttion hall, However, During Turmoil.

CANDIDATES STAY IN HOTELS DURING FIGH   OT SEEN IN OT ENTION WALI SPEECHES  BIG THREE AR EN CONVE

None of Announced Aspirants for Presidential Nomination Visit Coliseum Except Governor Sproul

CANDIDATES ARE ABSENT   Leading Aspiranté for Presidency Remain in Seclusion in ‘Thelr Hotel Hooms.

6 TO 7 CENTS TO BE  STANDARD PAY   Farm Bureau Agrees on Price to Be Paid for Corn Husking

DISCLOSES WORKINGS OF BIG ‘LIQUOR RING   ARRESTS MAY CLEAR UP MYS. TERY SURROUNDING ROBBER. JES WHICH HAVE BEEN GO. ING ON.

SAYS HE CARRIED BURDEN OI WOOD CAMPAIGN   Advanced $500,000, Which Has Not Been Covered by Contributions.

EX TRAE   Telegraphic!   ADMITS WOOD CAM: PAIGN HAS COS] NEARLY $1,000,000

CANTU WILLING TO GIVE WAY   Will Surrender Office Under Certain Conditiona.

MYSTERY CLOUDS PHILADELPHIAN’S GHASTLY MURDEE   Man and Woman Thought te Have Battered His Life Out With Monkey Wrench

Dreamed She Saw. Her Husband Murderec   Investigation Proved the Dream Wa: ~ True For Battered Body of H. T. Pierce Was Found in Philadelphia.   GANITARIUM PATIENT LEAPED FROM WINDOW

DEADLOCK SNAPS AS PALMER MEN RELEASE VOTES   Delegates Start Turning To Cox; Finish With A Rush.

CAN NOTED AS THIRTY -EIGATH BALUT AS TAKER   Cox’ Begins Climbing When Attorney General Releases His-Pledged. Votes   BOTH LEADERS UNDER ‘590 ON FORTIETH TGLL   Chio Governor Shoots Over . Majority Mark as .FortyThird Is Taken =~

HOW DEADLOCK WAS SMASHED   Release of Palmer Delegate: Dislodged Keystone of Great Jam.   FINAL SCENES OF FIGHT

THEODORE A. VAIL BURIED.   Simplicity Marks Porneral of Former Telephone Company Itead.

QVER HUNDRED — ATTEND MEETING   MEN AND WOMEN IN SYMPATHY WITH IRISH CAUSE TURN OUT FOR SUNDAY GATHERING   TO SELECT DELEGATES   STEVENS POINT TO BE REPRESENTED AT CONFERENCE AT aPPpI Pra.

OVER HUNDRED. «: ‘ATTEND MEETING   MEN AND WOMEN IN SYMPATHY WITH IRISH CAUSE TURN  OUT FOR SUNDAY GATITERING      TO SELECT. DELEGATES   STEVENS POINT ‘TO BE REPRE‘SENTED AT CONFERENCE i am appr ETON

DR.FISH, DENTIST, ANITA, IOWA   BOARD RECOMMENDS STANDARD SCHOOLS   Cass Cennty Board of Educatior Goes on Record in Favor of Bringf ing Every Rural School in the County up to Standard.

BOARD RECOMMENDS STANDARD SCHOOLS   Cass County Board of Education Goes on Record in Favor of Bringing Every Rural School in the County up to Standard.

FREIGHTER IN DANGER   Small Ship Hemmed in By Ice in Lake Michigan.

REORGANIZATION NATL GUARD   Ta Line With Army Reorganizaiion Act Has Been Decided by War Dep't

Must. Sell AL Surplus ‘War Material to Put U. S. on Feet Says Secretary.

Refuse Bonus, Put Railroads on Pay. ing Basis, Sell Surplus War Materials. Says Official.

SHIP (5 SEIZED FO VIOLATION fF PROHIBITION   U. S. Shipping Board Vessel Held at Mobile for Bringing 125 Cases Liquor

WRISKEY LADEN STEAMER 08   VIobile Officers Seize Boat ‘of U. S. Shipping Board - Containirig 170: Cases-of-Whis: key—Captain and Crew‘Are Held by Authorities, > —

Armenian Question Still _ Before League; Council Not Inclined to Accept

LONGING EVES ARE CASTONU.S   League of Nations Wish We Were In Bo We Gould Send Our Treons Into Armenia,

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY CONSIDERS MEANS TO HELP ARMENT?   BRITISH FAVOR IMWEDIATE AC. TION—-FRENCH WANT TO NE« QOTLATE WITH TERKAS

LOWDEN HAS NO USEFOR WORLD CITIZENS, SAYS   AMERICA FOR AMERICANS, NOT FOR THOSE WHO HAVE “THE WORLD AT HEART”

LOWDEN SPEAKS 10 SOUTH DAKOTANS ON AMERICANIZATION   Declares U. uU. S. no , Place for the Internationalist Who Has World at Heart

PLANS AIR PASSENGER LINE   Can@iian Company to Operate Be. tween Montreal, Toronto and New York.

CANADIAN SHIP LINE COMPANY TO RUN ‘PLANES   Service to be Established Be tween Montreal, Toronto Ant New York.

Ship line to: open aerial transportation   Canadian concern will run planes between Montreal,  Toronto and New York

Canadians To Start * Air Line Between N. Y.,  Montreal and Toront«

SERVES JURORS WITH PLANE   Aviator Used to Round Up Men fer a Murder Trial at Bloom. . ington, Hl.

epublicans Snared Him Into Their Ranks Before  Convention   SND THEN BOOTED HIM?   THIS MOVE, FOREVER ELIMINATED AS DEMOCRATS’ SURE NOM INEE OR AS INDEPENDcNAT   Hover Loves America.

Nepublicans Snared Him Inte Their Ranks Before  Convention   IAND THEN BOOTED HIM?   THIS MOVE, FOREVER ELMINATED AS DEMOCRATS’ SURE HOM. INEE OR AS (NDEPEND-

CAND INDULGES WN FAVORITE PORT ~ PASTIME TODAY   Pick of the Gountry’s Fastest Race Horses Mest Today On Track _ At Windsor, Ontario.”

Fight it Out for Championshiy on Track — Wickford is Eleventh Hour Exutry

BEHIND MUCH OF OUR_LILLS      UNREST AND DISEASE IS CAUSED LARGELY BY RELIGIOUS LAPSE.

t ss ec ReE cia. _2ii emneniuiauerte aia bales Ss AULIES ASK GERMANY TO PUNISH THE GUILTY

~ Outrages i in: Pale   ORDER FOR EVACUATION OF RADKERSBURG PUSHED   Government at Belgrade to Be Admonished to ‘Withdraw Jugo-Slav Forces to Comply with Previous Decision

GERMANS ARE GIVEN ORDERS   Firmly Worded Note Sen: Exacting Obedience to  Peace Treaty Pledges.

Jemand That Germany Apply Penalties for. Outrages on Allies Missions in Batti

DEMAND ONTEUTS TO PUGH BALTIC (FFENDERS NEAR   Outrages on Ally Mission Wher Germans Evacuated Must Be Given Penalties.

DEMAND OFF OFFENDING GERMANS — BE PUNISHED IMMEDIATELY   Allied Ambassadors Tired of Continued Delay in Dealing with Offending Teuton Leaders bo, in the Baltic Provinces.   DECLARES WILSON HAS NO RIGHT T0 CONDENIN FRANCE   Paris Writer States His Country Seeks Only Future Security.

PENALTIES ARE ASKED   BERLIN GOVERNMENT ORDERED TO PUNISH INSULTERS.   Allies Demand Petion on til Treat. ment of Entente Officers in Baltic Region.

CALL FOR PENALTIES   Allies Order Berlin Government to Punish Insulters   Demand Action on M1 ‘Treatment of Entente Officers in Baltic Region.

FIRM NOTE FOR FOE I$ PLANNED   COUNCIL TO ASK REPARATION FOR BALKAN OUTRAGE,  Send Instructions to Germany That Commissions May Investigate Any Forts; League to Meet.

GERMANY ORDERED TO ENACT PENALTIES   Allies Order Beriin Government to Punish tnsulters   Demand Action on i!! Treatment of Entente Officers in Baltic Region.

re eM ee  VARRANTS FOR THREE REDS   Charges of Criminal Anarchy Viled Against Radicals Canght In Raids,

Charges of Criminuat Annrehy Fited  Aguinst Radicais Canght wa Deistls

SPANELL TAKES WITNESS STAND IN OWN BEHALF   RELATES INCIDENTS LEADING UP TO KILLING OF COL. M. Cc. BUTLER IN 1916.

SPANELL ON WITNESS STAND AT BROWNWOOL   DEFENDANT ‘tens: OF DEATH: OF HIS WIFE! ‘AND ARMY. : OFFICER. :

WANT TO RAISE FOOD PRICES   nr tial n a o n s C al v e n Are . ae Pr r 1 n « om  p le a o f  rr  €  fi  t ¢ ert ey Pa Pid

FLOOD MARKETS © ~<. WITH IMITATIONS   The. German Manufacturers Copy American, English and-French Wares.

Chief Executive Directs Letter Te Man in Los Angeles in Answer ta Latter's Inquiry: Discusses the Irish Cause

FIRST CAMPAIGN HOGUIMENT (SSUED AT WHITE 4USE   Wilson Denies in Letter That League Would Force U. S. te Help Hold Ireland Unde1 Subjection,

FIRST WORD FROM THE WHITE HOUSE   President Wilson Authorizes Document Relative to Presidential Campaign.   CONCERNS THE LEAGUE   In Reply to Letter From Californian. Says All Questions About League Have Been Answered.

WHITE HOUSE GETS WN CAMPAIGN WITR FACUEGATECHISM   First Public Contribution tc Cox’s Cause Explanation of League Functions.

WLS GETS INTO ~ CAMPAIGN FIGHT         strident Defends’ ‘League’ in ‘Let: yo ter Bent’ to. ‘Questio: erin.

ee Ee ee saan ames Anata seta ian ciate tates  Wilson Gets His Hands Into Issues of the National Presidential Fight

PRESIDENT DEFENDS LEAGUE COVENANT ARTICLE TEN [SSH   First Public Statement Issued From White House During This Campaign.   WAS LETTER TO E. M. SWARTZ

Wilson Gets His Hands Into Issues of the National Presidential F ight

PRESIDENT FIRES FIRST SHOT   Wilson in Letter Discusses the League as it Affects the Irish Question.

WILSON GETS IN CAMPAIGN FIGHT   President Defends League ir Letter Sent to Questioner in Los Angeles.

WILSON STARTS FIGHT FOR GOK   Issues First Public Document From White House This Morning.   HARDING IS IN VIRGINIA

WHITE HOUSE TN GAMPATGR   PRESIDENT’S FIRST LETTE!  ISSUED TODAY REPLYIN(C TO QUESTIONS.      {  . Self-Determination Explained  ; Setisfactorily Last Year, Seerctary Tumulty Save.

TUMULTY ANSWERS LETTER OF MAN ON PROBLEMS OF IRISH   And George White, Democratic Chairnfan, Says Harding Is Where He Cannot Talk.   BETWEEN GREAT POWERS   Taft and Root on One Side, Hi Johnson on Other, Put Harding in a “Hell of a Fix.”

RST PUGLIG  UUGUMENT IR CAMPAIGN I) NUE TAY   Secretary Tumulty Writes to Los Angeles Man at Chief's Direction   ANSWERS QUESTIONS ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Why Ireland Was Nol Heard at Peace Table Told in Letter

FIRST SHOT BY PRESIDENT   Wilson Discusses League as It Affects lrish Question.

WHITE HOUSE ISSUES LETTER   Is Its First Public Document In Present Campaign,   DEALS WITH LEAGUE OF NATIONS

AMERICA NOT” DBLIGATED 10 HELP BRITAIN.   Query of Los Angeles Man is Answered by. President in '. Letter from Secre- tary Tumaulty      FIRST “CAMPAIGN UTTERANCE. - QF WILSON. MABE PUBLIC   Questioner Referred to Interview with President Given During: Western Trip

PRESIDENT ISSUES FIRST STATEMENT (HF THE CAMPAIG   Written by Secretary Tumulty It Deals With League of Nations as Applied to Irish Problems.

WILSON TAKES PART IN WORLD LEAGUE FIGH]      Campaign Letter Goes Ou’ In Reply to Westerner’s Inquiry.

President Repeats His Interpretation of U. S, jn TLasona   NEEDN'T AID ENGLAND!   Declares America Does Not Have to Put Down Rebellions

WILSON ENTERS FIGHT.   He Issues a Statement Dealing With _Leagye of Nations.  a ree ae ey mm ann? ame arpa

NEWBERRY CASE IS ADVANCED   trgumentea On Michigan Senator’s Appeal Fixed for January 8.

ADVANCE NEWBERRY CASE,   Supreme Court Moves Up Heariag Un242 Enn

ADVANCE HEARING ‘OF ARGUMENTS IN ‘NEWBERRY CASE   January .3 Is Designated by }- Supreme Court. for pa 2 Aanadl

THE NEWSERRY GASE   Suprenie Court Will Recelve Argumant on January 3.

NEWBERRY ARGUMENTS : © ADVANCED TO JAN. :   Sup:eme Court Advances Argument: tn Klection Fraud Case To Early January.

“t COMPE L "COLBY   TO PROMULGATE THE JOINT. PEACE RESOTITION .. s——”—   Passed by Congress:and Ve toed. by President Wilson —Action Carried to the  - Supreme Court by Attor mA °

LOWER PRICES TO CONSUMER EN ROUTE   Federal Reserve Board Review of Conditions in Business World Says the Retail Purchasers are Holding Off For Reductions.

PRICE CUTTING WAVE xe IS. GAINIYG IN MANY LINES   Business - Conditions .Definitely .on  Road to Stability.

WHOLESALE TRADE WITHIN GRIP OF PRIGE CUTTING   Extent of Wave Must Soon Be Felt by the Con  LABOR EFFICIENCY GROWS

PRICE SLUMP AT LAST SEEN   HIGH PEAK REACHED IN W HOUL me SALE QUOTATIONS.   HOPE HELD OUT TO CONSUMERS   KARLY REDUUTIONS PREDICTED IN RETAIL TRAD.   Federal Trade Review Says Peeple  Are Refusing Te Buy With Pore mer (Abandon—Readjustment Has Begun.

WHOLESALE ‘TRADE FEELS PRICE CUTTING   Federal Reserve Board Declares Consumers Will Soon Be Renefited.   ON ROAD TO STABILITY

WHOLESALER I CUTTING PRIGES   Must Soon Result in Lower Rates to Consumer   THE MONTHLY REVIEW   Of Federal Reserve Board Attributes Revival of Price Reduction Wave and Its Spread to Retail Lines to More Exacting Demand on Part of Buving Public

PRISES HAVE PASSED PEAK   Federal Reserve “card Says Buying Puolic More Exacting as toe Custs.

STABILITY IN BUSINESS IS NOW ASSURED   Federal Reserve Board Report  Says The Process of Readjust ment Continues and Prices De  cline.

CONSUMER MAY PAY LOWER PRICES SOON   FEDERAL RESERVE REPORTS INDICATE WHOLESALE curs.   AUYING PUBLIG A-FAGTOR   Continuation of Process of Readjustment Feature of Past Month.

LOWER PRICES IN WHOLESALE TRADE   Federal Reserve Board Forecasts Lower Figures for Consumers ~—~Back to Stability.

Price Cutting Has Taken Hold of Wholesale Trade, Feder     EXACTING DEMANDS BY PUBLIC CAUSES BREAK         ‘Business Conditions Now Said to Be Definitely on Road — to Stability.

Substantially Lower Prices Soon Predicted. by _-Federal Reserve Board; ‘Purchasers Waiting for Pricesto Come Down... —

NOW ON ROAD. TO STABILITY   Much Evidence Of Increased Effi‘elency On--Part ‘Of Labor and As Result Production Has In ee ee   RETAILERS «BUY - CAREFULLY

RELIEF FOR CONSUMERS.   Price Cutting Among Whole. salers, Retail Trade Bxpected to Take Netice.

PRICE REDUCTION WILE’ CONTINUE REPORT SAYS   Federal Reserve Board Monthly Review Tells of Changes Which Are Coming.

PRICES ‘HAVE: PASSED PEAK   Federal’ Reserve Board Says Buying Public More Exacting as to Coste.

RICE-CUTTING FEVER TAKES HOLD OF WHOLESALE TRADE   deral Reserve Board’s Re view Predicts Lower Cos: to Consumers With Publi ess Fastidious.

WARKET LARGELY DUMMIAVED WOW BY BUYING PUBLIE   Labor and Production, How. ever, Are Having a Marked Effect.   PRICE CUTTING TAKES HOLD WHOLESALE TRADES   Must Soon be Felt Substantial. ly in Lower Cost to Consum.er, According to Federal Re. serve Board's Monthly Business Review.

PARKER TURNS _DOWN WILSON’S SUFFRAGEPLEA   Refases to’ Ask Legislature te Ratify Amendment

MSIANA       nhs PAT.      y Parker WHI Net. Supnert Sutfeage Amendment.

IGNORES REQUEST OF WILSON   i:overner of Loeistaen Not to Kee:  ommend Woman “ullrage.

Suceestion That Thirty-Hour Week is Unamerican Arouses [re ol John L. Lewis, Who Says Miner, Yield to No One in Allegiance te American Jastitutions.

GOAL WAGE ISSUE EVOKES STORM AT INDUSTRY HEARINE   Factions Present Conflicting Conclusions—Spokesman for Operators Flays Miners, Friction Resulting.

STATISTICS ON MINERS’ WAGES DO NOT. AGREE   Miners Resent Charge of Disloyalty in Strong Terms.

Jehan L. Lewle Resents Charge That Demand fer Thirty Hever Week Ise Sen- Americar.

CONFLICTING © STATEMENTS AT HEARING   Coal Miners ~ and, Operators Dc Not Agrée Upon Pricé Paid and Just Living Wage Wanted By  RAS   LEWIS CLASHES WITH ROSE   Comission Then Rules That Per" ‘sonalities Must Be Left Out..Of  Hearing. — Coniplitnentéd For mod Relincre ~   STATISTICS ARE PRESENTEX

CONFLICTING VIEWS GIVEN AT HEARING   ‘Miners and Operators Present Contradictory Conclusions.   WORKERS’ CLAIMS FLAYED   Spokesman for Mine Owners Characterizes Demands for More Pay for Explosives and Lights as Attempts to Get Further Advances — 30-hour Week Attacked.

GOAL COMMISSION RESUMES HEARINE   Miners and Operators Pre gent Conflicting Conclusions on Wage Subject   OPERATORS DECLARE 14  PER CENT SUFFICIENT

EARNING POWER OF COAL MINERS   Greater Than Any Class of American Labor   Demands for More Pay for Explosives and Mine Lights and Abolition of Duties are Characterized as Attempts to Get Further Advances. in Pay by Indirect Methods.

AMERICAN M OF MINERS NOT BEFORE BUARL   LEWIS RESENTS CHARGE THAT MINERS ARE LACKING IN PATRIOTISM   Statistician Says Pav Is Not Sufficient To Maintain Standard Of Living

LEWIS RESENTS STATEMENT MADE TO COMMISSION   Acting President of Mine Workers Declarés Miners Yield to No One in Their  ~ Americanism.   FIGURES CONFLICT   ASTO WAGE VALUES

VOTE TO ACCEPT WAGE CUT   Textile Unions in 110 Fall River Mills Act—-35,000 Operatives Are Affected,

AGREE TO ACCEPT WAGE CUT   Action of Fall River Union Affects 35,. NOHO Oneratives.

WOULD RESTRICT SIZE OF ARNY   Congressmen tn. Conilict With the War Deparment...   CLASH DEVELOPS. AT HEARING

ABI Expr   Baker Urges 700 Million ‘Appropriation: While-Committee Says 300 Millions .   REGULAR: ARMY OVER SIZE   Military Committee to Order Sale of Surplus Equipment and Reduce Army-Camps _

CONFLICT OVER AMOUNT OF MONEY TOBE GIVEN TO DEPARTMENT OF WAR   Chairman Of Sub-committee Ap propriation Will Be Cut To Ap proximately $300,0G0.000:

HOUSE WANTS 10 SLASH ARMY BILL $300,000,000   Half of Camps Must Be Dis Continued, Committee Is Told.

173,000 ENLISTED MEN SUFFICIENT, ANTHONY DEGLARES   ANNUAL DEFICIT $60,000,000 AC. CORDING TO SECRETARY BAKER   Immediate Sale 30,000 or 40,000 Dis carded Army Trucks Urged by   Senator in Speech Before Congress

LESS WONEY FOR THE AmMS   (ppropriaction of 7H Million Asked Ret Mav Re Cat te 290 HMillion.

WAR DEPT: AND CONGRESS CLASH   Committee Chairman Predicts Enormous Cut In Army Appropriations

WAR DEPARTMENT AND CONGRESS IN SHARP CONFLICT   Radical Difference of Opinion as to Appropriation for Coming Year.   ANTHONY PREDICTS CUT TO ABOUT $3,000,000,000   Would Restrict Size of Arm) to 175,000, Abandon Hal of Camps Maintained and Sell Immediately All of Sur.  plus Supplies.

CONGRESS AND BAKER CLASH ON REDUCING ARMY   COMMITTEE FAVORS SALE OF OVER 30,000 MOTOR TRUCKS HELD IN RESERVE

(922 ARMY BILL MAY BE SLASHEL   FIGHT OVER &700,000,000 ESTI MATE DEVELOPS IN SUBCOMMITTEE.

PLAN COUNTER MOVE AGAINST THE “REBELS”   four General Officers Said To Have 15,000 Troops At Their Disposal—High Mexican Officials Killed In Flight From Capital.

THREE STATES TO RESIST.   Coshnila, Noeve Leon and Tamaulipas @meeveceed Jew Fa ereannsva.

PILGRIM MEMORY WILL BE SACRED   in Quaint  Duteh City On Historical Anniversary . Beginning Sunday.

MUST REGISTER T0 VOTE AT PRIMARY  nee RC  RE THAN   ONLY A FEW MORE THAN HALF THE VOTERS IN TOWN ON BOOKS   WORRIES CANDIDATES   They Are Considering Concerted Movement to Get Out Fuil Vote of City      Voters Must Look Sharp to Be Sure They Are Qualified to Cast Ballots

MUST REGISTER TO  VOTE AT PRIMARY   ONLY A FEW MORE THAN HALF THE VOTERS IN   ‘WORRIES CANDIDATES   They Are Considering Concerted Movement to Get Out Fuil Vote of City   Voters Must Look Sharp te Be Sure They Are Qualified to Cast Ballots

SOLDIERS ON RUHR AS PARIS OPPOSES   Time Fixed by Ultimatum Overs Declarations of Government : Win Solons’ Confidence.   GENERAL STRIKE BREAKS OUT IN ONLY FEW PLACES   Lippe Bridge Reported Blasted by Rebels; Socialists Quit’ = Their Jobs at Barmen.

DID UXORICIDE THEN SUICIDED   Walter M. Kessler of 8S Louis Suspected Wife of Infidelity.

DENVER SITUATION IS AGAIN NORA   Authorities Await Action ‘of Car Company to Re-Employ Strikers   NO POLICY FORMULATED   Men Offer to Return Unconditionally; One More Mob Victim Is Dead

DENVER CARS RUN IN PEACE   STRIKING CARMEN HAVE OFFERED TO RETURN TO WORK UNCONDITIONALLY.

DENVER ovRIKERS READY 10 WORK   Street Car Men Offer to Returr to Jobs Unconditionally.

DENVER STRIKERS ~ WILLINE TO WARK   Committee Representing Men Informs Street Car Company They Will . Return Unconditionally.

STREET GAA MEN IN DENVER on OW WILLINGNESS TU RETURN TO WORK   Full Resumption of Service Awaits Only Company's Offer to Re-employ Those Who Went On Strike.   CARS ARE MANNED BY IMPORTED WORKMEN   No Armed Guards Aboard But Federal Troops Patrol the Lines; Another Man Added to Death List.

GOVERNOR COX PLANS STUMP TOUR   [By Herbert W. Walker. United Press Staff Correspondent. }

PEOPLE'S PORCH IS GOAL OF CO)   Democratic Candidate Scheduled to Make Most Extensive Tour Nation Has Ever Seen; Militant Campaign to Keep Him Travelling Far.

COX CARRIES CAMPAIGN TO FRONT PORCH   Will Start Tour of Coun try in Few Weeks.

COX TO BEGIN SPEAKING TAU   pREMOCKATEC NOMINER Wildl CARRY THE Isst hs TO PRONT PORCH OF AMERICAN PEOPLE.   TOUR BECINS WEDNESOM   " By HERBE RT W. WALKER.

COX SAYS HE IS READY TO GO TO FRONT PORCHES   Campaign Will Be Startec Wednesday Extending From Coast to Coast

COX WILL STUMP ENTIRE COUNTR'   PROM SOW ENTEL ELECTION DAY WILL START NENT WEDNESDAYS

Ok “FOR BIE ”      Says We Is React te Carry Cam “paigan te “Front Porches of the Count

Cox Starts — Siumping Tour Aug. 1]   Candidate to Carry Camront Porches of  Bemoer: paion. to * People of Cannt

JACK JOHNSON SURRENDERS   Former Heavyweight Champ to be TMatan toa Chiearcn.

JACK JOHNSON IN JAIL.   former Champion Pugilist to Serve Sentence tn Chicago.

Senate Will Decide Question on Saturday.   ADOPTION NOW CONCEDED.

AGREES TO.YOTE ON PEACE ISSUE   Seirate Will Decide Question on Saturday.   ADOPTION NOW CONCEDED.

PREPARE FOR AN EASTER UPRISING   Authorities im Ireland Are Taking Ne Chances on a Demonstration Tresorroe 

BaYTISH SOLDIERS GATHER IN DUBLIN TO QUELL TROUBLE   Militazy Autherities Througheou! Emerald Isle Prepared io Crush Ruthiessly Any  Attempt at Easter -

Ready. To » Crush Irish. _Uprisings On Easte:      OLDIERS, WITH FULL MARCH‘SING EQUIPMENT, EVERY” = WHERE IN DUBLIN. :

{DUBLIN RESEMBLES AN ARMED  MILITARY CAMP TODAY— PAY-TRAIN HELD UP  i BY RAIDERS

BRITISH TROOPS — ~ GRUSH EASTER ~ REBELLION   Miutary OQificers Believe it Possibl  There May be Outbreak in, . Dublin

BRITISH FEA EASTER DAY UPRISINGS   Will Keep Strict Watch Over Irish in Cork on Sunday.

DUBLIN BEFORE:  Pin lo LIKE ARMED GAME   i Throughout Ireland Prepares to Crush Ruthlessly Any Uprising   MacCURTAIN ACCLAIMED A PATRIOT AND MARTYR   SINN FEIN PXTREMISTS HAT RESIGNATION OF IAN MAC PHRSON AS FIRST VICTOR) FOR TERRORISM.

British Prepare to Ruthlessly Crush Attempt at Rebellior   In Treland on Baster as Has Been Rumored Dublin a Milltary

BRITISH READY ’~ FOR UPRISING   Troops Are Scattered Over Ireland to Prevent Revolt "Rumored for Easter.

BRITISH MILITARY FORCES ARE ACTIVE IN IRELAND   Ready to Answer if Any Attempt at Easter Revolution is Made.

PREPARED TO  CRUSH ATTEMPT AT UPRISING   BBITISH MILITARY AUTHORITIES TAKING NO CHANCE IN IRELAND TODAY.      pliers With Full Marching Equip. ment Jostie With Pedestrians on the Strerts of Dabiin aud Other Towns.

EASTER LIKELY TO SEE REVOLT ENGLISH NOTION   Reign of Terror Due To Police, Say Leaders of Sinn Fein.

British Military Ready te _. Crush “Revolt” Reported in lreland.   TROUBLE AT LIMERICK WHERE TRAIN ROBBED   Sint Feiners Hint Story o: Revolt Given Out to “Rile” : British,

BRITISH TROOPS TO INVADE CITY   Stand Ready to Crush Attempts of Easter Unrisine   TROUBLE FEARED IN CORK   Serious Disorders Reported in Limerick Thursday Night

BRITISH FEAR AN FASTER REVOLT   Military Authorities Prepare to Crush\ Any frish Uprising

DISASTER FOR BALLOONISTS.      Navy Seerctaay Gives Up Hope o BRacens of Wicsine (rev,

HARDING URGED TO TAKE STUMP   Republican’s Supporters. Have - Little Faith. in. Candidate’s Front Porch ‘Plan..

HARDING MAY NOT REMAIN ON PORCH   Advisors Urge Him to Make Trip Over. Country During Campaian.   Cost of Bringing in Delegations to Marion One Draw hack in

Harding May Drop Front-Porch Plan   Political Advisers Becoming Displeased With Campaign of  Few Speeches; Many Letters Are Received Requesting 7s Candidate to Make Tour of Country.

Many Backers in Favor of Short Tours by G. O. P. Nominee   High Cost Traveling May Play Part in 'the ‘  Campaign

MICHIGAN HAS WHISKY REVOLI   Thousand Stills Are Running Government May Send Federal Troops.   COUNTY IN OPEN REBELLION   Major Dalirympie, Prohibition Director for Central West, Says State’s Attorney Defies United States Officers.

MICHIGAN HAS WHISKY REVOLT      Fhousand ‘Stills Are Running; Government May. Send Fed“vepat Treogs;° >   ROUNTY IN GPEN REBELLION   lajor: Dalrymple, Prohibition Directo; for Central West,” Says State's: At’ torney Defies United States : Officers.

MICHIGAN COUNTY IN WHISKY REVOLT   Dry Law Is Defied; Government Plans a Cleanup.   THOUSAND STILLS RUNNING   Attorney General Palmer and Prohi bition Director Dalrymple Confer on Probable Action—May Send Troops to Enforce Law.

LEGION NAMES — NEW OFFICERS   PAUL . HIGBEE ELECTED COM MANDER TO SUCCEED OMAR NICHOL   BIG CROW ENJOYS SMOKER

PAUL HIGBEE NAMED COMMANDER LOCAL POST   Big Smoker and Battle Royal Fur nished Entertainment for Friday Night’s Meeting.

IRISH HUNGER STRIKERS NOT FREESAYSLAV   Refutes Report of Un. condition Release; Denies Change.

RELEASES ARE CUNDITIONAL   Hunger Strikers Freed From Irish Prison May Go Back.

RECENT POLICY Or REPRESSION HELD FAILURE   Daily Mail Says Release o} Prisoners Marks Change In Policy   VICEROY MAY HAND IN HIS RESIGNATION   Peculiarity of Bonar Law’s Position Topic of Interest  In England

ERIN'S HUNGER — STRIKERS FREEL   RELEASE WAS , UNCONDITIONAL SAYS ANTREW BONAR LAW  Irish Times Says pealh of One Pris. ener Would Ware Meant Quibars&

RELEASE WAS NOI UNCONDITIONAL   Law Answers Question Regarding Release ef Hunger Strikers Fram Mount Jov Prison.

NOT UNCONDITIONALLY RELEASED, BONAR LAW TELLS MEMBERS OF HOUSE   Announcement by British Government Leader Contraverts Reports Received from Dublin—General Strike Ends  44 Ota an at lviok Llungwar Prienrnart

NEFF GAINS ON BAILEY,   Lead of Former Senator for Governor of Texas, Dwindles.

’ BAILEY IS IN LEAD:   former Senator Ahead in Texas Gubernatorial Primaries -

In Some Quarters it is Stated Bailey Plans to Enter Next — General Election for Senate _   Home Ownership Amendment Carries and Will be Submitted to Next  Session of Legislature

EX-SENATOR IS © - LEADING TICKET   Neff and Bailey Will Be in Run-Off Election of August 28th

BAILEY'S LEAD CUT DOWN BY ADDITIONAL TURNS IN PRIMARY WHILE NEFF GAINS   ‘Apparent That Neither Will Get Majority and Will be Opponents in Run-Olf Primary   HOME OWNERSHIP PLAN 1 APPARENTLY WILL WIN

Political Observers Say Bailey Will Receive Two Hundred  Thousand of Estimated Six Hundred Thousand Bal- , lot Cast; Run-off Races for Other Offices. _-

NEFF GAINING ON BAILEY   Former Senator Drops Behind in Run g for Gubernatorial Nomination

Former Senator's Yote Stands at 115,536 While Neff’s Total Was 111,467 at Noon Today

BAILEY'S LEAD GROWS SLOWLY   Indications Are Count _ Will Not Be Complete For Several Days

COAL MEN FIGHT BILL TO LOWER FREIGHT RATES    Now Jersey Senator Says They Fear  lt Would Rob Them of Excuse to Raise Prices in Winter.

NAILROAD MER UU-OPERATE   .  UNION PACIFIC EMPLOYES “ag  JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, GO INTO BUSINESS FOR  THEMSELVES

FILES SUIT FOR AUTO DAMAGES   Mrs. Minnie Welch. of Judyville, Wants Damages From Thos. L. New of ~ Harcack County.

tO BOONE INJURED IN MINE AGCIBEN   MRS. ROLL MOON WAS NOTIFEI THAT HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN HURT

DISCOUNT RATES ADVANCE   New York Federal Reserve Bank An nounces Fourth Raise Since November

Harding Can't  Quit Until Cox Completes Tern   Cox Wvuld Appoint Democrat if Senator Resigned, Making Representation Equal.

Harding Invites Democrats and _ League Republicans to Conference

FREIGHT TIE-UP ALARMS INDUSTRIES IN NATION   4,000 FEDERAL TROOPS FIGHTING REBELS      RAM GLANDS REJUVENATE AGED AND AITLING.

REVIVE AGED, M. 0.5 PLAN   San Quentin Physician a’ Santa Barbara Tells of New Experiments

DR. STANLEY TRIES NEW METHOD IN , EXPERIMENTS; TOO FEW EXECUTIONS  To Prolong Human Life

CABUIVET MATERIAL ~ AR YTS SELECTION   Wii Nct Be Given Serious Consideration Until After Renator Berrains’s Varation

Quartered in Steam Heated Build. ing, Lawrence Soldiers Had No Hardships 3

GUARD COMPANIES ARE DEMOBILIZEL   Quartered in Steam Heated Building, Lawrence Soldiers Had No . Hardships

DUTCH MAY GRANT ALLIED REQUES!   RELEASE SHOULD BE ASKED O) Vicious OR CRIMINAL GROUNDS,

THIRD MEETING OF THE LEAGUE ON SATURDAY   Council of the League of Na tions Will Gather at Paris to Consider Various Matters.

Army Reerganization Bill Will He randed as Militaristic In Conwrea.

MILITARISM” CRY RAISED   Army Reorganization Bill Will Be Rranded asx Militaristic In  Lanurraex.

PLAN RESTRICTS PAPER MONET.   EDITOR LAUSANNE TELLS HOW FRANCE STANDS ON PEACE MATTERS.

FRENCH EDITOR ASSERTS THAT FPRANCE WILL NEVER WAIVE THE PRINCI PLE OF INDEMNITY

ECONOMIC PLANS OF ALLIES GIVEN _ FRENCH SUPPOR’   Stephen Lausanne Deciares Only Minor Objections ~ Were Made.   RESTRICTED PAPER MONEY, POOL ON RAW MATERIAL   Steps Toward Restricted Armaments Are Also, Agreed Non).

“th OF WATER AFTER ASPIBIR       Bayer Company, who introduced Aspirin im 1900, gives proper  _ directions

"LH08 OF WATER AFTER ASPIAI   sayer Company, who introduced Aspirin in 1800, give proper directions,

URGED TO SUPPORT SUFFRAGE,   Republican Executive Committee in line With Ite Chief.

URGE RATIFICATION BY SOUTHERN SOLON   Republican National Committee’ Resolution Would Sneed Up  Tennessee.

REPUBLICANS DODGING THE PUBLICITY ISSUt   WIAKE NO REPLY TO COX'S STATEMENT—NEW BLUFF Al TRYING TO GET THE VOT: FQR THE. SUFFS RATIFIED

TIRGE-SUFFRAGE:ACTION.   Republicans: pk ‘Members’ of Tennessee + Legislature to Wore For: Ratification.

REPUBLICANS ARE DUT FOR OUFFRAGE   Think Governor Cox is Trying to Throw a Little Dust to Cove’ Up His Own Campaian Expenses.

URGE SUFFRAGE ACTION.   Republicans Ask Members of Tennessee Legislature to - Vote For Ratification.

THR SHARPSVILLE TRIANGLES   ' New Organized bjusketball Team Will Play Thursday Night.

THE SHARPSVILLE TRIANGLE   New Organized Basketball Tean WHI Play Thursday Night.

REP. BRITTEN CHARGES — BRITISH FUNDS BACKING © COX AND WORLD LEAGUE   Congressman Says ‘Amusement Money is Being Used-to Help Elect Democrat

WESTERN COMMITTEEMEN - - BLAN COMING CAMPAIGH   Will H. Hays Meets National - Committee to Arrange for _ Harding's Attack,      NDIANA REPRESENTED

COAL MOVING TO. LAKES RAPIDL!         BOTH PARTIES TO “ACT FOR THEM

FOOD I$ HIGHER THAN YEAR AGO   Advance of Six Per Cent Is Shown jn Prices Today Over Those of fan. 7 +32a5.   OFFICIALS ARE HOPEFUL:

FOOD PRICES ARE SOMEWHAT HIGHER.   Advance of Six Per Cent. Compared to Reports of One Year Ano. Labor Statistics Show.

PCE FO rc NI        Some Commodities O While Average Trend ward Throughout         CAMPAIGN TO REDUE PRICES PROGRE!       SLIGHT REDUCTIONS ED SINCE ATT ERAL BEGAN TIONS IN AUGUST,

GOVERNMENT MAKING LITTLE PROGRESS IN FIGHT ON H, @, OF L   American People. Paying an Average of Six. Per Cent, Mare for Necessary Foods. Than on January I, £989.

FOODS ADVANCE CITY PER CENT   BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS SHOW AVERAGE INCREASE TODAY OVER JAN, 1, 1918   SOME COSTS ARE LOWERED

FLU EPIDEMIC ~ SEEMS TO WANE   Total Number of Depths in Chicna tH, Less New Cases Reported,

ANCTHER WAR IS NOW ON TAP   Lithunian Troops Will Com bat Invasion of Polish Army.

LITHUANIA WARNS OF WAR IF POLES CROSS INTO THEIR TERRITOR   ‘Bitter Charges of Deceit Issued By Lithuanian Minister.

LITUANIA WILL, DED re > AGAINST POLES   if the Poles Attempt to Invade That Country in Their Victorious March Eastward Se rious Aggressive. Movement Will be Started. _

Officials Deceived. by. Peaceful Intentions-Is.Claim of Government.

LITHUANIA DRAWS SWORD ON POLES WITH ULTIMATUM   Will Fight Invasion Tc Last Is Warning Giv en To Warsaw.

APAN WELCOMES U5, LAWMAKERS   Berlin Dispatch Says the Baltic State will Defend Itself Against the Poles

BOOST CORONA AND BOOST YOURSELE   No Effort of Good Expended in Behalf of a City Is Ever Unfruitful; Persistent Effort the Road to ak Civic Success

EFFEUTIVE PUBLICITY TO WIN FAVORABLE RESULTS FOR CORONA TERRITORY

GERMAN PROB!      The Cox Slush Fund Investigaiion About Completed.

USE OF GERMAN ELECTION MONEY WILL BE PROBED   Senate Committee Also Intends to Inquire Into Sinn Fein + Propaganda   STOKES, M’DONALD WILL BE QUIZZED

LOMMITTEE 10 PROBE GRANGE: UF PROPAGAND   “Lead” Is Furnished Declaring Germans Again at Work in U.S.   ONLY TWO MORE TO BE HEARD ON SLUSH FUND   ACTIVITIES OF LIQUOR INTER. ESTS WILL BE FXAMINED; HEARINGS WILL BE RESUMED WEDNESDAY.

CAMPAIGN EXPENSE COMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE SESSIONS   ‘GERMAN AND SINS FEIN PROPA GANDA WILL BE INVESTIGAT ED ALSO OTHER WATTERS

SUSPECT NINN FEIN rUND HERE      Senate Committee Tx Start Probe  SEE GERMAN ANGLE  Liquor Interests Also Under Microscope! §.

SINN FEIN AND GERMAN PROBE   The Cox Stush Fund Investigation is About Completed.

SUSPECT SINN FEIN FIND HERE   Senate Committee To Start Probe  ence em  SEE GERMAN ANGLE  Liquor Interests Also Under Microscopef i   SEE GERMAN ANGLE

FEUTON GAoH AIDED ONE UF CAMPAIGNS CLAIM ASSERTS SEN. KENYON   ind of Quiz Is Hoped By Saturday and Last oi Cox Men Are Called To Give Testimony — Against Republican Fund. ’

TELTON MONEY   ALLEGED GERMAN PROPAGANDA IN THE UNTPED STATES TO BE INVESTIGATED   NEW LEAD [S FURNISHED   Committee Furnished With Informnation that Agencies Which Were Active Diving War are shend Mowery in Campiian Under Way,

SEE GERMAN HAND BchiND DROPACANTA      Senate Committee to Probe This Phase of Campaign Expenditures.   OTHER PROPAGANDA TO BE LOOKED INTO ALSO   More Witnesses to Tell of G, 0, P. sus ane” Are alled,

“LEAD” FURNISHED SENATE COMMITTEL   Alleged German Propaganda it United States Enters Into Investigation.

MRS. TABOR FACES NEW CASE   Charge of Murder of Daughte Dropped——Aged Woman Ili in Hospital.

MRS. TABOR FACES NEW CASE   Charge of Murder of Dropped—Aged Woman If in Hospital,

PREFER KEW CHARGES   Prosecution Starts Proceedings Over in Tabor Murder Case in  Wielican :

ANNUAL TRACK INSPECTION.   Will Be Resnmed After War Discontinuance by Pennsylvania System.

HOOVER IS A SEVERE CRITIC   Calls Wilson Admintsiration a Fail ure by Every Test Applted.

DEADLOCK HAS BEEN REACHED   Miners and - Operator: Failed to Reach Wage Agréement

WEATHER FORECAST   Partly Cloudy Ponight and Wednes day: Net-ALueh Change in Temper woure; Strong West Winds,

WEATHER FORECAST     Baik Wonight and Wednesday; Warmer Tonight; Moderate to Fresh Southwest Winds,

Baily and Slightly Colder Tonight and 'hursday: Fresh to Strong  Northwest Winds, -

Pair and Warmer Tonight; Thursday Increasing Cloudivess and  Warmer,

WEATHER FORECAST   iain This Afternoon; Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tharsday: Slightly  Warmer,

Slight Snew oor Rain ‘Pontght and Thurs@ay: Wamner ‘'Ponight; Atoderate Seada and Southwest Winds<.

WEATHER FORECAST   Mair Ronight; Wednesday Unsettled RoHowed by Lights Snow or Rain;  Slightly Weremer,

AUTOS FOR THE MISSIONARIES      Baptiotsa Start to Raise 8100,000,000  for Foreign Work.

DRY LEADER SEEKS VIEW OF NOMINEE   Senator Harding Decides Tt Sidestep Any Espousal Until After Speech

CANDIDATES QUIZZED   Asked to Define Stand on Pro hibition Issue

PERSHING IS IN CALIFORNIA   Arrives at Sacramento After an All Day Ride.

MAYS MAY PITCH IN GAME TODAY   Reported Yesterday te ‘Be Suffering From Nervousness

s' MAYS! WILL TRY.   Pitcher Who! Killed Chapnian Will “Undertake Another Game,

HARBOR STRIKE STILL ON.   Beth Sides Claim te Be Satisfied With Siteation.

R.R. Officials Optimistic On Strike Outlook   Marked Improvement Shown In Middle West Is Report of Brotherhoods

Western and Southern Con: gressmen Insist on Relief for Acriculturists.

FARMERS’ AID BILL WILL BE INSISTED UPOD   Congress Shows Disposition to Give Way Before Pressure For Farm Relief Laws

CALIFORNIANS ~ VISIT HARDING   i Pacific Coast Peopie Lay Japi anese Immigration Problem i Before Candidate.   GOLDEN STATE FOLKS ASKING FOR RELIEF   Senator Says Governmert Will Back Anything Consistent With Our Honor.

Harding Generalizes On Japanese Immigration In Speech ‘to Delegation *   » WOULD CLOSE DOOR   “Unassimilable Nipp onese Must Take It In Good Hu mor. He Intimates

u. 0. P. NOMINEE SEES DANGERS LURKING IN RACIAL DIFFERENCES   Senator, Delivering Front Porch Address to Delegation of Californians, Recognizes Existence of Friction Over Probiem Between United States And Japan.   Refers to Tariff Question

Sa  HARDING PROMISES SUPPORT TU CALIFORNIA ON JAPANESE ISSUE      Senator In Addressing Group Of Delegates From Coast State Declares His Policy With Regard To Japanese Immigration.

EVIDENCE GBMPLETE   Centralia -Murder Trial Now Reaches the Jury.

THRILLING DASH TO DISABLED SHIP THRU HEAVY GALE   CREW OF LINER CEDRIC SHOWED HEROIC QUALITIES IN DASH TO THE TRANSPORT POWHATAN   READY FQR EMERGENCIES   Hospital Facilities Kularged and Pre. parations ete Maule fer Rescuing Passergers Despite Sterm—Soldiers Show They Pbhack

: ORDER IS COMING — IN GERMAN NATION         Authorities Say Conditions Are Slowl, og Being, Improved in Many . . Districts

GERMAN ~ SITUATION. IMPROVING      AT pyres INDICATER CONTINENT, ECCESR IN Ite. STURING ORDER ;      MEETING OF THE REICKSTAG. HAS WEEN POSTPONED INDEFINPTELY

ORDER IS BEING RESTORED IN ALL PARTS OF NATION   Wrath Now Centers Around General Ludendorff for Part in Von Kapp Insurrection

‘Cabinet of Gustav Bauer, Formed Yesterday, Resigned Today _ by the Advice of Socialists; Between 2,000 and 3,000 Are i Killed and As Many More Wounded in Berlin

THE QUTLOOK FOR PEACE BRIGHTER IN GERMANY NOW   ‘REPORTS OF IMPENDING NEW  »» REVOLT IN BERLIN DENTIED— REPORT BOLSHEVIK LEADER HAS FLED.

TOTAL DEAD IN THE REVOLU TION PLACED AT BETWEEN 2,000 AND 3,000. ;   People Generally Are of the Opinion General Erich Ludendorff Ptayed a Leading Part in the Kapp Pilot,

ANTISTRIKE CLAUSE KILLED   Both Houses Agree on Rai! Bill to Reat March 1.

Senate Anti-Strike Clause Cut Out of  et ye ye st ut us ye ut us   Rail Bill, Compromise Now Arrived at!

CONFEREES AGREE ON RAILWAY BIL!   Anti-Strike Clauses Is Removed;.Wage Boards Are Substituted.

AGREE TO COMPROMISE ON RAILWAY MEASURE   Elimination of Anti-Strike Clause iu Cummins-Esch Bill—Appeal Board.

AGREE ON LABOR ROW CLAUSE   Both Houses Reach a Settlement on Important Matter in Rail. read BilL ,

SUPREME COUNCIL WILL MEET IN ITALY IN APRIL   Peace Conference Closes London Scs sitions —Will Hand Treaty to Turkey March 22.

TURKISH TREATY 1S ROW COMPLETE   ‘London Session of Peace Con:  ference; Next Meet at San Remo.

IOWA DEMOS WHLL PRY THE LID OFF ON JANUARY 15   List of Speakers “Includes Every Democrat of _ Prominence in  The State  No Names Given, but Expect Some Of the Candidates for the  Presidential Nomi- ~  nation.

A. R. MILLER WILL TALK AT DEMOCRAT MEETING   JACKSON DAY DINNER OPEN TO ALL [OWA MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

CHILD LIFE OF WORLD TO FEEL EFFECT OF REN CROSS AGTIVIT!   Henry PL Davison ‘Outlines Good Results'to be Obtained ‘From New Program:

WOOD ASKS HAYS TO BE MANAGER IF FORMER WINS   Colonel Proctor Will Be ‘In Charge’of Pre-Convention Campaign Business   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE RELAXED BY STATEMENT   Senators Lodge and Borah In Limelight as Candidates For Chairmanship

HAYS MANAGER NO MATTER WHO [0 NOMINATED   GENERAL Woot FALES IN LINE AND OTHERS HAD ALREADY MADE ANNOUNCEMENT   Tension That dias Fristed Along Re publican Row Is Much Fased When NeWs Is Given Out,

HAYS ENDORSED BY WOOD.   Republican Chairman Will b Campaign Manager if General is Elected.

WUUD ENDORSES HANES TO LEAD G.0,P, CANPAIGK   Puts at Rest Rumors He Would Name - Hitecheoek   COMMITTEE TO MEET MAY 10

HAYS ENDORGED BY GENERAL WOOL   Republican Chairman Will be Campaign Manager, No Matter Who May be the Nominee for President.

WOOD 10 ACCEPT LEADERSHIP Of PARTY'S CHIEF   Will Hays to Be Manager of Campaign if General  Is Nominated.

HAYS (9 SURE TO iE IG BOSS FOR 0, P. CAMPAIGN   WOOD AGREES TO HIM  =   BORAH, LODGE AMONG THOSE NAMED AS THE SESSION CHIEF +

WOMAN ENFPRANCHISED.   What the Ratification of the Suffrage Amendment Means lo America,

Theatricals Are Not — Interstate Commerce, Justice Dent. Decides

ASK GENERAL WAGE BOOST FOR DIGGERS   Mine Operators Withhold Comment on New $2 a Day Proposal.

A DAY MORE   DEMAND THAT WAGE BOOST BE MADE RETROACTIVE TO AUGUST 1

INCREASE ASKED BY MINERS   Coal Diggers Demand Raise of $2 a Day and Back Wages.

SOFT COAL MINERS MAKE DEMANDS FOR BIG WAGE INCREASE   Operators to Discuss Request Monday. No Strike TL ractancd

MINERS WANT $2. ‘A DAY. MORE   DEMAND THAT WAGE BOOST EE MADE RETROACTIVE: T AUGUST 1

MINERS ASK NEW INCREASE   Submit Demand to Operators for Raise of $2 a Day and Back Wages.

GOAL MINERS ASK WAGE SCALE HIKE   SUBMIT DEMAND FOR IN CREASE OF $2 PER DAY TO OPERATORS AT SESSION,

WRTHER WAGE DU0GT (a ASKED BY GOAL MINERS   Committee of Central Field Demands $2 Day More for Day Workers and 10 Cents Ton for Pick Men.

1S SUBMITTED 10 COAL OPERATORS   Granting of Increase Means Increase in Price of Coal   UNION OFFICIALS : _ REFUSE TO COMMENT

Sympathy Strikes -Thr Nation; Union Chie Conference; Disturban in New Quarters -Repor

EX-KAISER STARTED THE WAR      Former Ambassador Gerard Recalls Signifieant Remark.

GERARD Tb AR D HIM SAY COMMON PROPLE DID NOT SHOW PROPER RESPECT.

KAISER WARNED OF WORLD WAE   Told Gerard in 1914 That H« Intended to ‘‘Start Something.”’

ULLAND GOVERNMENT REPLIES TO THE DEMAND FOR FORMER EMPEROR   No Doubt, It Is Said, It Con. tains Refusal, With Explanation.

DECLARE WAR ON RADICAIS   Wisconsin American Legion De nounces Men of Sociniliat Siri ne

AMERICAN LEGION HITS SOCIALISTS OF WISCONSIN   State Convention Calls Then Backers of the Slackers’ Party.

BOSTON HONORS WAR HERO   Dedicates. Public Square to Michael J Perkins Who Gave Life in Brave Exploit.

Attempted Lynching of Negro Frustrated   Was Sentenced to Forty-five Years in the Penitentiary for Assaulting White School Teacher

RAILWAY VS. HIGHWAY  Hard Surface to. Lift Farmers Out of Mud — Market ‘ Wheat By Road.

Bxeat ha vy oa a Vado SEAN VY ESE  Hard Surface to Lift Farmers Out of Mud — Market Wheat By Road.

DIED FROM EATING TAINTED VEGATABLE!   286 OMA McBROOM AND MOTHER FORMERLY OF HILLSBORO, ARE POISONED

ALL IN READINESS ~ FOR MEETING SUNDA   PROMEN ENT: CHRISTIAN OURCH MINISTERS~ TO TO. -ADDRESS ALL-DAY MEETING. *

ALL DAY MEETING SUNDAY AT PARK   CHRISTIAN CHURCHES OF SHELBY COUNTY WILL HOLD AN. NUAL GATHERING HERE,   WILL SERVE DINNER AT NOON

CONTRACTORS AOK UNIONS Tt LOWER SCALES   THINK HIGH LABOR PRICES ARI RETARDING BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT.

SAYS COX FOR CEAR-LIRE RULE.   Senator Frelinghuyeen Calle Him Second Edition ef W ileca.

WOULD CONTINUE   Senator Frelinghuysen, New Jex : sey, Thus Likens Geverner Cox  te President Wilson

EDISON RE-OREATION RECITAL   Miss Elvira Leveroni and Mr. Rienzi Thomas Delight Large Audience  NETckle thatiu Biuctanl Alveekhhava

GIRLS TELL SENATE COMMIT FE ABOUT - PAYING TO FUNDS   RE OE  Government Employees Asked to Contribute to Demo. cratic Campaign.   COMMITTEE EXPRESSES INDIGNATION AT FACTS   Many Girls Contributed $40 Bach, —~ Session Adjourns to Mest in the East. Won’t Gall Gox.

ASK FUNDS FROM ~ GIRL EMPLOYEES   Democratic Collectors Accused By Girl Witnesses.    Express Indignation Over Dis. closures—Senate Commiftee To Adjourn.

CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME COURT AND GOVERNOR   District Judge William J. Springer of New Hampton One of ‘ Candidates.

CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME COURT AND GOVERNOR   District Sutge Wiliam J. Springe ‘ of New Hampten Une of CandWates,

INVESTIGATING — BANKERS “IN ~ “WITH THE PLAY’   Judge Landis Wants Keota- Banker To Explain His Part in What  Looks Like a Crooked Nh...) x

NEWBERRY CASE TO JURY FRIDAY   THE ARGUMENTS ARE BEIN( CLOSED TODAY AT GRAND RAPIDS,

CHARGE TO JURY EXPECTED FRO   Assistant Atterney General Dencunces Newberry Workers im Final Addre:zc.

ees ~s eS SS ee ek ek  ; Thought Husband Slain; : Married Again; Divorced

BESEL IS SAVED   Ebert Forces Make ¢ Successful Sortie anc Raise Seige --- Red: Fire Shells = Inte Town.

Aenean entemneceemmenennmmndiadinmmeaaaaaaas  REDS IN RUHR DISTRICT ARE RECEIVING AID FROM MOSCO¥   Soviets Being Formed There Are on the Russian Plan While Russians Are Said To Be Directing Military Operations in Valléy.

ACD TERROR DAVES POF FROM RUHR   Dutch Frontier Resembles Karly Days of Great World War   WORKING FORCES LED BY RUSSIANS   Government Troops Shell oes at Wesel; Plant Federal Flag

REDS IN RUHR DISTRICT ARE RECEIVING AID FROM MOSCOY   Soviets Being Formed There Are on the Russian Plan While Russians Are Said To Be Directing Military Operations in Valléy.

HUNDREDS ARRIVING AT DUTCH  FRONTIER FROM THE RUHR INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.

HUPE RAIL TIt-UP WILL BREAK WHEN CONGRESS = AGTS   STORM CENTER SHIFTS   Naming of Labor Board By, President Thought to Offer Solution if Congress Acts   BROTHERHOODS CONDEMN ALL UNLAWFUL STRIKES

STORM CENTER SHIRTS      aiming 6f Labor Board By resident Thaught to Offer Solution if Congress Acts   BROTHERHOODS. CONDEMN ALL UNLAWFUL STRIKES

WILLIAM S. HART IS INJURED   Famous Film Star Is Unhorsed While Staging Scenes—Ribs Are Broken,

WILLIAM S.: HART. IS INJURED   Famous Film Star Is Urihorsed White Staging Scenca—Ribe Are Broken.  ~

PROTECTED WHISKY RUNNERS   Witness Tells of Violations of Prohibition Lawe.

Th Til   Protection Promised and a Permit to (set Liquor   DONAT ION ASKED  Part of Profit Was to Go to Party Fund, Is Charge

PRESIDENT OF. , ~ BANK SUICIDES   HAD BEEN ARRESTED LAST NIGHT BECAUSE OF CONCRRN’S FAILURE. 2   ‘Newport News Bank Closer - Doors Last Month’ and Wa: \. Deelared Insolvent.

BANK WRECKER KILLS HIMSELF   Newport News Man Whose Excessiv _ Loans. Lead To Ruin Victim of Own Pistol.

CHARGED WITH BANK’S FAILURE MAN KILLS SELI   Corporation Head Shoot: Himself After Release From Jail—Was Chargec With Theft of $150.

LOYAL TROOPS WAIT IN TRENOHES AT BOTNDALY BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TEASED WIRE TO TRIEOST

HOTEL RAZED AT MUDLAVIA   MANY LIVES PERILED BY $306. 000 FIRE   Five Bedridden Patients Carried To Safety By Guests

TWELVE-YEAR-OLD BOY MISSING   Disappears at St. Paris, Ohio; Kidnaping Feared by Family

WANTS FORMER KAISER TRIED.   New Fatherland League Urges Germane to Turn William éiver.

GERMANS URGED TD ~ TURN OVER WIELIAN   NEW FATHERLAND LEAGUE AT BERLIN FAVORS SURRENDER. OF FORMER EMPEROR.

SURRENDER OF KAISER   TO ALLIES BEING URGED BY ONE GERMAN FACTION   PLEA FROM LANDSBERG   Socialist Leader Insists E stents Should Let Dutch Keep Him”

GERMANS URGED 10 GIVE UP EX-KAISER   “Duty of the People to Executs Treaty,” Says Resolution of League  New Fal

URGED TO TURN OVER KAISER   Sew Putherland League of Bertin  Declares in Paver,

BRITISH WILL NOT CO-OPERATE IN OCCUPATION   French Plan of Taking Over German Cities Not. Favored.

MARION WELCOMES GULP. CANDIDATE   Republican Nominee Returns tc His Home.   BIG CELEBRATION STAGED

FRIENDS: GREET “BO, P, CHOICE  "TW HGUE TO  WN   ALIRION, O., PAYS HOMAGE TO RE ATOR HARDING FERST TIME SINCE HIS NOMINATION, -

BENNINGTON, VP., MAN SAID 10 HAVE ADMITTED GIVING POISON TO WIFI

CONTRACT TQ BE LEI HERE ON NOVEMBER 3   State Highway Department An nounces Advertisements for Bids Is Coming.   IMPROVEMENT HAS BEEN LONG DESIRED BY ALI   Construction Means Southern Highway Will Become More Popular to Travel.

OSAGE RIVER: BRIDGE CONTRACT T@ BE LET HERE ON NOVEMBER 3   State Highway Department Announces Advertisements for Bids Is Coming.   IMPROVEMENT HAS (BEEN LONG DESIRED BY ALI   Construction Means. Southern Highway Will Become More Popular to Travel

HARDING ON JAP QUESTION   Addresses Calffernia Dele gation.   MUST STAND BEHIND COAST   To Relieve Difficulties of Orienta Immigration—Can Be Done , Without Offense. ;

HARDING TALKS JAPS 1) CALIFORNIA MEN   “U. S. Must Limit Immigration But Do It So It Won’t Be Felt.’

CLL Vic ON ASIATIC. PROBLENS OF WEST   of ‘Americ:  Exst’ Involved, Is Word to Californians

TARIFF ISSUE IS RAISED BY CALIFORNIANS   Harding for Protection Senate Influence Better Than Autocracy.

-ATFRONT PORCH   Discuss Oriental Problen and Other Issues   Declares Nation Must Stand Behind Pacific Coast States in Relief Measures

Candidate Harding Says Racial Questions Must Be Recoanijzed.   SHOULD PASS MEASURES CONSISTENT WITH HONOR   Governor. Stephens Heads Delegation That Visit Front Porch,

HARDING ASKS. JAP CHECK ON “PACIFIC COAST      ‘Tells Delegation of Califernians That Problem Must Be Reeognized by United States

HARDING FOR BAN ON JAPS      Tells Californians That Nation Must Back Pacific Coast in Exctudina Undesirables.

ALIENS FROM U8.   Declares Nation Must Aid Paci fic Coast Obtain Relief Fron Difficulties of Oriental Im migration.

SENATOR HARDING SPEAKS TO PARTY HRUM CALIFORNIA   Immigration Difficulties of Pacific States Must be Relieved He  ,  ee   NECESSITY OF TARIFF LEVY   American Farmers Must Be Protect. ed Says Harding — Refers to Democratic “Oligarchy.”

LINE U. oO. FIUOl  COMBAT ORIENTAL FRICTION-HARDING  Takes Responsibility From Pacific Coast and Places It With Nation  “EVIDENCE THAT DANGER LURKS THERE”  eee ee te nee fate  Defines Issue As Racial Differences Rather Than Inequality   “EVIDENCE THAT DANGER LURKS THERE”

HARDING WOULD LIMIT ORIENTAL ”TMMTCR ATION      NATION MUST BACK UP CALIFORNIA TO RELIEVE DIFFICULTY, NOMINEE TRTTS NRIROATION

HARDING DISCUSSES RACIAL QUESTION OF PACIFIC COAST   SAYS THE GOVERNWENT SHOULD STAND BEHIND NECESSARY LEGISLATION TO SOLVE THE OPPSATION

HARDING TALKS, TO CALIFORNIA ~ MENON JAPAN   Oriental Question Raises Every ‘Interpretation, of Watchword: i). America’ First”   ANSWERS CHARGES OF ” QLIGARCHY IN:SENATE   Sees Protection Necessary fot  U.S, Fruit’Growers From.   * Competition

CALIFORNIANS Ob TO FRONT PORCH   Hear Harding Discuss League of Nations, Agriculture and Coast Fruit Interests.

CALIFORNIANS ~~ HEAR HARDINE   Western Delegation Told Re publican Attitude Toward Oriental Trouble.   TARIFF LEVY SUGGESTED

AACE PROBLEMS HSCUSSED BY HARDIE   The Nation Should ‘Stand Behind Pacific States, G. 0. P. Nom inee Tells Californ Jang.

HARDING PROMISES AIO 10 CALIFORNIA  Tells Western Delegation Pacific Coast States Need Help.  COX TALKS IN IDAHO   COX TALKS IN IDAHO

HARDING CATERS TO CALIFORNIA   Nation Must Stand Behind the Pacific Coast States to Relieve Them of Oriental Dif finultipne

MUST PROTECT COAST COUNTRY   Senator Harding Declares Honorable Stand in Racial Question Must Be Taken by America Soon.

ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION DISCUSSED BY HARDINE   Republican Nominee Daciares Gov. ernment Must Stand Be~ hind Pacific States,   MUST RECOGNIZE DANGERS      Candidate Repjies ab Length ‘to Cox's Charges of a ‘‘Senatorial Oligarchy.”’

HARDING DEFENDS SENATE POWER 10 PROTECT COUNTRY   To Delegation of Californians Gives Reason for Necessity of Autocratic Check.   SAYS ORIENTAL QUESTION ONE FOR ENTIRE NATION   Protective Tariff for Farmers Is Urged by Candidate as Industry Developer.

HARDING MEN FROM THE FAR WEST: CALL ‘ON CANDIDATE TODAY   U. 8. Must Help Solve Orienta! Immigration Question Sena-tor Tells Californians .      ANSWERS DEMOCRATIC CHARGE OF A “SENATE OLIGARCHY’   Declares Republicans Forced Efficiency in Government -

HARDING SAYS BACK UP IMMIGRATION STANE      TALKS WITH CALIFORNIANS ABOUT ORIENTALS AND AM: ERICANISM

CLOSE GATE T0 ORIENTAL RACE, HARDING SAYS   Admit Only Those Immigrants Who Cherish American Ideals   YELLOW PERIL IS REAL   NATION MUST STAND BEHIND PACIFIC STATES, SENATOR TELLS CALIFORNIANS

Nation Should Back Efforts of West to Protect Itself From Inundation of Undesirables. Asserts Nominee   “America First,’ Is Keynote of His Address to Party Leaders From This State: Fruit Men Promised Aid

TARDING DloGUsota RACIAL CONFLICT WITH CALIFORNIANS  Saus Question Can tan Be sili  ant Baflactinn an

GALIFOGNIA'S JAP PROGLEM SERIOUS   SENATOR HARDING SPEAKS TC DELEGATION ON RAC.IAL DIFFERENCES.   PROUD OF AN OLIGARCH   Says If He is Elected Congress and Chief Executive be Keturned to Their Const.tional Rights.

CALIFORNIANS HEAR HARDING   Senator Says He Will Back Them in Excluding the Japanese.

SHOULD REGULATE THE IMMIGRATION   Senator Harding Addresses Califor__ nians and Tells Them That Oriental Friction Should be Lessen   SAYS U. S. IS TO BLAME   Also Shows Necessity for Tariff Levy to Protect Farmers and Replies to. Alleged Statements

ALIENS MUST BE REAL AMERICANS TO REMAIN HERE   Senator Harding Discusses Ori ental Immigration Before Californians.

California Race Question Is National, Says Harding   Country MUst Support Californians, Not Because of Super. iority of One Race to Another, But Because of Essential Differences, He Believes; Extols “Oligarchy”

Pickpocket Errs Badly In _ Selecting Woman Expert In Jiu-Jitsu As Victim

Twenty-Four Hours After Murder of! Joseph B. Elwell Blue Coats Without Information. ’

ELWELL MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   Detectives, After 24-Hour In vestigation, Are Convinced It Was Not Suicide. 

I A a I Rec em 1/0 OT a —  NO CLUE TO. MURDER OF RICH SPORTSMAN FOUND DEAD WITH NO REVOLVER NEAR HIS BODY

NO IMPORTANT CLUE IN THE ELWELL CASE   Murder of Whist Exper Is Proving a_ Baffling Mystery for New York Police.

SHELL SHOCK HOSPITAL OPENED AT PERRYVILLE   Men Suffering From Army Ser vice Will Be Treated There —Has 100 Patients Now.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CONFER AT FRENCH LICK   Predict Hot Skirmish if Bryan Attempts to Imsert Bone  Tirw TDaclaration.

BRYAN’S DRY PLANK WILL BE OPPOSED   Demos at French Lick Discuss Offering ‘““Wet” Plank In Retaliation.

ORY PLANK TO ‘CAUSE TROUELE, LEADERS WER   Democratic Chiefs: Hoiding Confabs Before Departing for S$. F. Convention   NAME WANTED FOR NEW POLITICAL PARTY   Senator Harding to Hold Conferences With Heads of Several Factions

PARTY LEADERS OF DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE   Gov. Smith ‘Will Receive New York’s Vote on First Ballot.

‘BONE DRY” PLANK IS NOT WANTED   NEW YORK DELEGATION IS PREPARED FOR MOVE. 

GAMBLERS 10 BE CALLED 10 TESTIFY   Jury Will Sift Evidence of Baseball Money  Men,

EXPECT TO NAME HEA OF GAMBLING ~ SYNDICATE TOA   Evidence [It is Said Will Show New York Millionaire _+ ‘Instizvated Plot. «

GAMBLING EXPOSE   In Base Ball Plot To Bring Out Name of N. Y. Millionaire

WILL REVEAL NAME OF GAMBLERS’ HEAL   Grand Jury Investigating Scan dal Resumes Its Work Again Today.

SYNDICATE HEAD TO BE NAMED   MAN WHO STAGED. FIXING OF 1919 WORLD SERIES WILL .BE KNOWN BEFORE LONG RE. PORTS SAY.

GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO 1S NOU TALKING “DRY”      PROHIBITION LEADERS -ASSURANCED GOVERNMENT: WILE) GIVE IDEA SOME THOUGHT.   ‘WILL «CREATE DRY ZONES   English Delegate to Conference Declares it Will Take Vears to Put England Dry,

PROHIBITION WILL BE URGEL   By the New Government of Mexico as 4 Preventive of Revolutions.   SO SAYS MEXICAN : DRY SOCIETY MAN   Will Be Years Before England Goes Dry Says an Authority.

REMARKABLE SOUTH CAROLINA WOMAN DEAD   Both Husband and Wife Illiterate Manage to Educate All of 18 Children — One a Pro fessor. Another a Minister.

RUSSIAN CAVALRY NEAR: OLD GERMAN FRONTIER   Red Army Is Being Recruited In East Prussia, It Is Reported.

Red Cavalry Near Border Of Germany   Rolshevists Army Is Being Recruited In East Prussia Says Dispateh

BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY ADVANGE WITHIN a MILES OF FRONTIER   Red Army Being Recruited In East’ Prussia, Report.

“BIG FIVE” IS SEATED FOR ANOTHER GRILLING   Sixth Successive Congressional Inquiry Into Meat Industry Since 1916 Is Launched

DOUNGRESS BEGING ANOTHER PROBE OF PAGKING INDUSTRY   House Committee Hears Commissioner Colver and Representative Anderson.   INDEPENDENTS DYING OFF, ONE EVERY THREE MONTHS   tdvocates and Opponents of Federal Reculetion Will be Given Tweaty Hours Each, After Which Attorney General Palmer Will be Asked: to Explain Divereement Deeree,

HOUSE STARTS PROBE IN{O THE ACTIVITIES OF CHICAGO PACKER‘   Hear Recommendations of Trade Commission for Regulation of Industry

ANOTHER INQUIRY STARTS.   House Committee Begins In. vestigation Into Packing Industry——Colver is Heard.

MOUSE AGAIN T0 PRARE PACKERS   Several Members Demu +) Proposed Hearings   up COLVER TESTIFIES   resentative Anderson Argues in Support of His Bill. Present Conditions Necessitate Divorcing of Packers from Other Interests He Says _Colver Disclaims Feeling.

LAW LEFT OPEN TO ROB FARMERS OF BUTTER, EGGS   Colver Smiles, Seeming to Ad. mit Meat Kings’ Grasp  of Produce   NEW INQUIRY BEGINS   NOW THAT “SIG FIVE” MUST STOP SIDELINES WITHIN TWO YEARS, NEW LEAK iS FOUND

ANOTHER PROBE 0 BEING MADE UF BIG FIVE”   Further Congressional Inquiry Into the Packing Industry and Packers’ Activities Begins in House.

Another Congressional Probe Into Packing industry Opened   Commissioner Colver Asserts “Big Five” Have Agreement With Respect to Purchase of All Live Stock In All Principal Markets—Author of Bill Would Divorce Refrigerator Cars, Stock Yards.

STEAL TRISH SECRET MILITARY DOCUMENTS   Sinn Fein Raiding Party Ente Headquarters of Royal Flying Forces in - Dublin.

Chairman Eschbach Reviews Le cal Situation.in Letter to Mayor Hoop. _   GOES BACK TO WAR TIMES   Friendly Operators Conditions * Ex Peculiar Ex.

Chairman Eschbach Reviews Local Situation in Letter to Mayor Hoop.   GOES BACK TO WAR TIMES   Friendly Operators Make Known Peculiar Conditions Existing Here.

BEST THING  PRESIDENT EVER SAID   Reported Threat ° To Withdraw From Péace Negotiations Sa Chaiacterized By Senator Poin os ee ee   IS. “GROUNDHOG” CABINET   MIGHT SPARE U. S. TROUBLE

PRAISES WILSON’S ACTION.   Poindexter Says Adriatic Proposal Was One of Best Things President Has Done. -

TITER FEELING EAISTS GETWEEH RIVAL FAGTIONS   ‘State Primaries This “Week Expected to Increase Trouble.   1912 ROW. REPEATED   California Conceded To B Critical State for Hoover and Johnson.

Expect Johnson and Wood To Defy Party Bosses In Contest For Nomination   Fighting Californian Will Not Lay Down to Edict of Penrose and Others That Machine Will Support Knox Against Will of People

Week's Political Battles May Be Turning Point   Predictions That California Primaty Will Settle Hoover Or Johnson's Fate   BITTER BATTLE AT  CONVENTION SEEN   Penrose’s Belated Message I: Taken As Aimed At Johnson’s Candidacy

A REPUBLICAN ROW PREDICTED   ‘Washington Wiseacres See ; Repetition of a Ruction Like That of 1912.   SCRAPPY CANDIDATES GROWING MORE BITTER   Primaries of This Week Expected to Intensify Already Evictine Ritterness, &

REPUBLICAN ROW FEARED AT CHICAGO CONVENTION POLITICAL DOPESTERS SAY   PRIMARIES IN MARYLAND,INDIANA AND ft CALIFORNIA NOT EXPECTED TO PUT DAMPER ON BELLIGERENT + SPIRITS

BUBGNIC PLAGUE _ AT VERA ORU;   Quarantined by dvery City in Hep. lic of Mexieo—AL Lusiness to Te Suspended Tomorrow and  Rreigae.

FRAME RENT BILL   Governor’s Committee Meating t Find Way to Curb Profiteeringo

ANTI-STRIKE BILL HELD IN SENATE   Senator La Follette Moves to Recon. sider the Hlit That Had Passed.

SENATE MEMBERS PROTEST PASSAGE POINDEXTER BIL   Oppose Efforts of Proponent To Close Off Debate On  Measure   AUTHOR WILL ASK FOR REMOVAL OF BARRIER   Vice-President Marshall Rule: Bill Subject to Purther Discussion

ANTI-STRIKE BILL IS DUE TO BE RECALLED   Fight Develops in Senate on Measure Passed Under Technical Ruling Last Week.

SENATE CONSIDERS ANTI-STRIKE LAW!   Poindexter Asks for Removal of Parliamentary Barrier   CAN STILL BE DEBATED

ANTI-STRIKE BILL BROUGHT UP AGAI   VICE PRESIDENT ALLOWS DE. BATE, THOUGH TECHNTCALLY PASSED,

ACCEPTS VICE. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION   At North Hampton, Mass., Speaking to Several Thousand Persons.

ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION   Vice Deegigentia! Candidate ays Nation Must Repossess People of Their Government and Their Property.   SUGGESTIONS

CALL WITNESSES TO START PROBE CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Frank Hitchcock and Bernard Baruch Ordered to Appear Next Monday.

PRESIDENTIAL XPENSES TO BE CLOSELY STUDIED   Senate Summons Hitchcock For Wood Campaign and Many Others to, Bring Records and Books to Show all  Receints and Expenses.  

Frank H. Hitchcock Is Cited to Appear   Asked to Come Before Senate Presidential Campaign Expense Investigating Committee, Representing Gen, Wood,

HITCHCOCK AND BARUCH SUMMONED 10 APPEAR BEFORE INVESTIGATION   WILL BE FIRST WITNESS IN SENATE INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES,

‘Men's $15 Custom Made Sfioes, $9.85Notice windows. Kpalph's Boot Shop.   Notice

NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH.      Member of Convict Road Gang Charged With Assault.

ESCAPED CONVICT SHOT.  Negre Was Suxpected of Hatin: “ } Attacked a Girl.

NEGRO SLAIN BY GIRL’S AVENGERS   Missourians Trail , Black and Overcome Sheriff’s Posse  Protecting Fugitive. -

BLACK LYNCHED NM SSOURI   MEMBER OF CAMP OF WORKME? SHOT TO DEATH BY A MOB OF WHITES YESTERDAY   Negro Was Accused of Assaultin a Young Girl Rural Mail Carrier, Body of Black Riddled With Bullets,

SHOT TO DEATH.   Mob Did  This to Negra Convict Who  a MR Rie gal

NEGRO SHOT BY MISSOURI MOB   Escaped Convict Riddled With Bullets by Farmers for Attack on White Girl

MOB SHOOTS A NEGRO CONVICT   Was Alleged to Have Assaulted Young Woman in Missouri After Escaping -

ESCAPED NEGRO’ MOBBED   Whites Shoot Down Convict for Assaulting White Woman,

MISSOURIANS LYNGH NEGRO   Shoot Down Convict Road Worker After Girl Has Been Brutally , Assaulted.

coietieantinteamem dae Te  Nephew of Wealth: ~~ Man Was Kidnapped

LEAGUE DEBATES ABOUT TYPHUS   250,000 Pounds Requested tc Start Campaign Against Disease.

LEAGUE DELEGATES ARE TO WAR AGAINST TYPHUS   Discussion Of Dread Disease Oc.  cupies Entire Session.

DISEASE SPREADING   War Against Typhus Dectared by the  Laantia: Agearmthiv

LT. COL. RAY, RETIRED, DIES   Center of Controversy During Taft Administration Succumbs at Los Angeles.

ISOLATION ONLY FOR UNITED STATES   Members of League Can not Join New One.

POLBY EXPLODES: HARDING THEOR   Says Articlé’XX of Covenant Prevents Any Substitutes for -Leaque

CABINET IN ~ SPAIN FALLS: “LACKS SUPPORT   PARLIAMENT WITHHOLDS AP PROPRIATIONS AND OTHER. WISE DENIES ASSISTANCE

SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGNS IN BODY         Sten Due Ts Tability of Cabinet Te Shtain Soficlent Sanpert In Varliarcent.

SPANISH MINISTRY RELINQUISH POSTS   INABILITY TO OBTAIN SUPPORT IN PARLIAMENT FOR PROPOSED MEASURES WAS THE REASON,

RUSH SCIENTIST TO MONARCH’S BEDSIDE   French Surgeon Enrout: to Athens to Save King—Uses Way Vessel.

BIG FOUR TO START TRAINS TO WOOD RIVER   Twice a Day Service Will Be Given for Employes of the Standard Oil Co. Refinery.

NEW TRAIN. SERVICE:   WOOD RIVER WILL PROFIT BY A BIG FOUR SCHEDULE   in Morning Saw the Start of the  ! New Passenger Schedule

EARTHQUAKE AT  FERRARA, ITALY   TWO VIOLENT DISTURB. ANCES THROW POPULATION INTO PANIC.

SONATE   Rival Organizations Make. Things - > Hum In Trying Fo “Sell” Their : Man To Public.

PRESIDENTIAL  ROW REPLA€ES  AUTOMOBILE: ROW   THE REPUBLICAN ORGANIZA TIONS ARE SCRAPPING FOR PLACE EN CHICAGO,   Greatest Po'itical Advertising Can paign in History of Country is in Full Swing in the Windy City.

CHICAGO A “BUZZ’   Big City is Literally Cover. ed With the Advertising of Candidates   ELABORATE ROOMS   Getting Ready for the Convention — Nominaters are Selected

G. 0. P. Candidates Pull Al ~ Old Stuff and Some’ New Onec   COST OF CAMPAIGNING IS LIKE LIVING COST   Comes High but There: Seems Plenty of Coin to Meet Fynenses. —°

MICHIGAN AVENUE HOTELS AR: TAKEN OVER BY SUPPORTERS OF WHITE HOUBE SEEKERS   IBIG ADVERTISING DRIVE   City is Plaster¢d With Posters and Literature—Battte for Cone tested Delegates Attracts Much Attention

POSTAL ADVERTISING IS NOW IN FULL SWING    Candidates Enmipley Riet of New Methods ( Se]¥ Themselves’ to  ; the Public.

Republicans Assembling In Chicago In "Large Numbers To Pick a Candidate For the Presidential Nomination.

eanenentneensneeeneieemnenatnnenteanimetmnensememneminamat an mammals Be ot mnt  Gigantic Advertising Campaign Is Launchec By Various Candidates

ae  ‘Chicago Is Plastered  With Advertising by Republican Hopefuls

TWO MORE BALL PLAYERS GONFES'   Pitcher Williams. and Outfielde Felsch Tel! About “Throwing” Deal.   TWO GAMBLERS ARE INDIGTED   Joseph Sullivan of Beston and a Man Named Brown of New York Are “Sports” Accused of Big  ° “Frame Up.”

Pitcher Wiliams arid Outfield Felech Tell About “Throw: ing” Deal: Ea      Joseph Sullivan of Boston ang a tan Named Brown of. New York ‘Are > “Sporte” Accused of Big. = “Frame Up.” : a

TWO MORE BALL PLAYERS TALK   Pitcher Williams and Outfielder Felsch Tell About “Throwing” Deal.   TWO GAMBLERS ARE INDICTED   Chicago Prosecutor Halts the Baseball Inquiry—Doubts Jury's Power to Hold Players—Orders True Bills Held Up.

URE PLAYERS OW MUAERS" DEN   Wiliams and Felsch of White Sox Tell Everything.   IURY INDICTS TWO GAMBLERS   ‘Srort” Sullivan of Boston and a Man Named Brown of New York Are Indicted 25 Result of Wil lifesc’ CanTaseinn

FREE TRADE FOR WORLD IS URGED   Exclusion Resolution Adopted at Cleveland After Stormy Debate.   Jap at International Financia Conference Says It Is First Essential.   Pitcher Williams and Outfielde: Felsch Tell About “Throwing” Deal.   HO HELP FROM AMERICA   CALLS RACE UNASSIMILABLE   TWO GAMBLERS ARE INDICTED   Speech of American Unoflicial Repre-. sentative Rather Starties the Assembly — Urgea Creation of “United States of Europe” as Remedy.   Demands Cancellation of the So-Calied “Gentiemen’s Agreement’ With Japan and Exclusion of “Picture Brides.”   Joseph Sullivan of Boston and a Mar. Named Brown of New York Are “Sports” Accused of Big “Frame Up.”

EX-GOVERNOR BROWN   Former Maryland Executive Died ir Baltimore.

TO RETURN TODA   NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WA WITH OTHER COASTWISE LOCALS.

OEE DANGER WHEN GERMANY REFUSES TO DISBAND GUARD   Brusque Reply to Allies’ Demand Linked With Rumble of Red Preparations for War.   ACTION BRINGS SERIOUS SITUATION NEAR CLIMAX   Allies Reported Shaping Future Plans to Aid in Resisting New Bolshevist Brive.

WAR.CLOUDS ARE AGAIN LOWERING   Ruiors of New Conflicts Are Flt, in Europe With Germany Mixing tn.   SHARP NOTE TG ALLIES

NEW WAR LOOMS IN EUROPE   Germany Refuses to Ohey the Allied Mandate and !s Shipping War Material to Russia,

@RvaNY BRUSKLY  REEUSES Gero COMPLY WiTH DEMAND 70 DISARM CITIZENS!  ’ GUARD,   fy SITUATION ARISES   With Rumors of New Wars Circulnt: “jng About Hurepean Capitals, “the Action of Germany Com : icates an Already Se a rious Situation,

ACUTE SITUATION IN _ EUROPE IS FURTHER © AGGRAVATED, BELIEF   Formal Reply to Allies’ Note on Disbanding Citizens’ Guard Received by France, Italy and Britain

EUROPEAN WAR AFLOAI      SERMANY REEUSES TO DIS ARS THE CRFIZEN QYVAnD  PRENCH OFFICIALS SAY IT WILL MEAN GRAVE (0M. PRICATIGNS

BERLIN WILL NOT DISARW   Germans Link Allied Demand With Brusscis Conference Saying if Will Not Saceeced tuder Circumstances.

\llies May Occupy Honland - Because Of German Refusal — To Disarm The Citizens Gat

Germany Refuses to Meet Allied Demand for D'sarmament nt Girard.   HEAR RUMORS OF NEW WARS   Russia ts Preparing to Resume Offensive on Big Scale Next Spring. mss

GUTS aNIFE ONDE WHEN WhlakY BANNED AT BOARM   Revive Old Custom at Banquet to Take Place of Liquor Drunk With Toasts.

Kerchoo! It’s Hic Substitute   Fven Goy. Coolidge Takes of Snuff That Exhiterates at Scots Society Beamquet,

GERMANY BEHIND IN HER PAYMENTS TOLLS   Has Not Met The Cost Of Upkeep Of American Army — Of Occupation.

TH OUSANDS OF POTENTIAL REBELS THREATEN NEW DISTURBANCES IN MEXICO

EXPECT A NEW MEXICAN REVOL!   Have Obtained Through Fraud, Arms and Munitions From Government.

PASSPORT RECORD IS MADE   State Department Issues 2,500 Week  Ending October 23.

‘40°96 RECORD:FOR PASSPORTS   2.500 Are issued: fer the Week Ending October 23—Old Average Was 24.000 Atinuatly.

1920 RECORD FOR PASSPORTS   2,500 Are Issued for the Week Ending - October 22—-Old Average Was 34,000 Annually.

British Officials .Cha Charge “‘Murder Campaign” Planned by Leaders. ,   0 IMPORTANT ARRESTS   Officials of Irish Republic. Will Be Interned,. Is Belief Expressed,

ATTEMPT MADE TO ASGASSINATE GENERAL CAMERON AT LIMERICI   TRyw United Presa.)

JUDGE FORTUNE ORDERS "Ts GRAND JURY PROBE   Jdifersonvipio Indge Aroused Ly Tol \ of Correpiion In” i Election.

JUDGE FORTUNE ORDER: A GRAND JURY PROBI   Jefersonvillo Judge Aroused By Tall of Corruption fn lection.

RUSH SOLDIER RELIEF BILL   House Leaders Say Legislation Will Be Taken Up May 3 Under Suspended Rules.

HOUSE TAKES UP BUNUS BILL MAY 3   House to Suspend Rules and Debate Will be Limited-— No Amendments Permitted   $1.25 FOR EACH DAY PLAN   Composite Bill Expected to be Reported by Ways ard Means Committee—First Two Months of Service Excluded

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL RUSHED   To Be Taken Up May 3 Under a Suspension of Rules.

TOBE TAKEN UP BT RCS, MAY 3   RULES WILL BE SUSPENDED. WITH DEBATE LIMITED TO FORTY MINUTES.

BONUS BILL UP SOON   REPUBLICANS BELIEVE MEAS. VRE WILE BE PASSED.   Expeet Oppasition to Grass Sales Tav ta he Qvercone In Honse,

SOLDIER RELIEF COMES UP MAY :      DEBATE WILL “BE LIMITE nw FORTY MINUTES; EXPECT PASSAGE   The Leaders of: the Republicar Party Expect. the Gross Sales Tax to Carry

SOLDIER RELIEF LEGISLATION TO COME UP MAY 3RD   REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN e HOUSE DECIDE ON PROGRAM.   COMPOSITE BILL REPORT EXPECTED NEXT WEEK   Probable Cash Compensation of $1.25 for Each Day of Service, Exeluding First Two Months,  Will Be Made.

SOLDIER RELIEF LEGISLATION T0 COME UP MAY 3   Debate on Measure Limited and Amendments or Substitutes are Barred

SOLDIER BILL ON MAY.2   -Republican Leaders Arcanga for. Its Consideration.

BONUS BILL READY FOR HOUSE MAY 3   Ways and Means Committee Expected to Recommend $1.25 a Day be Paid.   EXCLUDE FIRST 2 MONTHS

TO PUSH “SOLDIER RELIEF.   Legislation to Be Taken Up in the House On May 3.

NO DISSENSION:IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY PALMER'S: GLIMN   Attorney General Refuses To Dis. _cuss Own Candidacy—Delega: tion’ Aboard “Swecial,   CLAIM. 490. ON--FIRST CALI

PALMER DECLARES HAMONY EXISTS   ATTORNEY GENERAL ON WAY TO CONVENTION SAYS THERE IS NO DISSENSION,

MILWAUKEE CHURCHES FIGHT JURY’S ACTION   Men's Organization Files Protest With Judge.

POCTORS NEEDED IN GALICIA.   Ned Cross Reports Fover Mpidemic i: Causing Many Deuwdiks,

POLES REQUEST A REQUEST AID JQ FHT TYPHUG   American Red Cross is Urgec To Send Relief as Thous. _ands Are Dying in. the Pes! Ridden Section.—Hundtred Thousand Said to Perish.

‘POLAND PLEADS FOR STARVING GALICIANS   Typhoid Fever is Epidemic and 100,000 Deaths Already Have Geeurred There.

yor TOME   American Red ‘Cross is: ‘Urged To Send Réliefas . epee Toe 4g : st  sands: Ave Dying in: “Ridden: »Section.—Hundred “Thousand Said to. Perish.

100,000 DEATHS IN TYPHOID EPIDEMIC   Red Cross Asked to Rush Doctors to Southeastern Galicia — Not a Person Left Alive In Some Towns,   INFLUENZA AND TYPHUS CLAIM MANY VICTIMS   Sufferers Lie Unattended In Streets of Stanislau— Disease Causing More Fatalities Than Fighting.

POPULATION WIPED OUT IN GALICIAN VILLAGE:   Typhoid ever Baking TEvery Person in Some Places—Hundied Thou. sand Dead Alveady,

HUNDRED THOUSAND  PERI OM Ii FPINE MIE.   America Asked to Rush Aid To Eastern Galicia Where The Population is Being Literal y Wiped Out by Typhoid.

TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN _ SOUTHEASTERN GALICIA   Polish Government Asks American Rec Cross to Rush Doctors Into Region Stricken by Malady

JURISDICTION OF BOARD WILL BE GIVEN A TES]   New York State Will Oppose Federal Ruling on State’s , Rail Rates.

New Baseball Combine Bound To Have Babe   PRESENT RUCTION IN BASEBALL REMINISCENT OF OTHER WARS      Players Hark Back to “Days Before the War’ When National and American Leagues Were at Swords Points and Fight Cost Millions.

LEAGUE FORMED   Three American League Clubs Join in Move for. 12-Club Circuit   Judge Landis Offered Place as Head of Board—Remi niscences af Tact War.

PRESENT RUCTION IN BASEBALL REMINISCENT OF OTHER WARS   Players Hark Back to “Days Before the War” When National and American Leagues Were at Swords Points and Fight Cost Millions.

WILSON HAS WAGE REPOR]   Findings of Anthracite Coal Commission Given to the President Today.

SUBMIT ANTHRACITE REPORT   Commissioners Named by President Complete Wage Inquiry After Weeks of Work.

COAL REPORT IN WILSON’S HANDS   DECISION ON ANTHRACITE MIN. EBS DEMANDS RENDERED   Predict Break in Price of Coal As Result of Government Probe of Profiteering in East.

AID BEING TAKEN : TO DISABLED SHIP 1,008 MILES OUT   The Red Mountain’s Boilers  ‘Blown . Out” .During = . save als « in Bore

DISCUSSION OF CAR  SITUATION IS HELD   f*-hingon On Program For Address.

EXPERI IN PREDICTION OF TROUBLE   Noted Chicagoan Says U. § Will Undertake Conquest After Election.

COSSACKS ARE TO JOIN- WITH WRANGEL ARMY   Four Governments Already Have Gone Over to the AntiBolsheviki Forces   Treaty Said Drawn Up   ead of Troeps Opposing Reds     Recognized As Chief in South Russia

COSSACKS WILL SUPPORT WRANGEL GOVERNMENT   1S THE DEFACTO GOVERNMENT OF RUSSIA RECOGNIZED  ss ae “52h 4 S&S 2 ee

RIDERS OF   THE STEPPES ~ JOIN WRANGEL  IN RED WAR   Dons,.Kubans, Tereks, Astra kahns Recognize Ruler Fighting Lenine.

WHISKY ON FAIR. PRICE--LIST   Government Fis xes “the: Price’ of ‘ dfted Likker” at $4 a Gallon at Chicago. —

WHISKY ON FAIR PRICE.LIST   Government Fixes the Price of “Red Likker” at $4 a Gallon at Chicago.

ALL DOUBT ON JOHNSON S STAND IS DISPELLED   COX SAYS HARDING CHANGES BASE AGAIN

JOHNSON READY TO CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING  ARRIVES AT CHICAGO TODAY AND REPORTS FOR   SAYS HARDING IS SURE TO BE ELECTEL

JUDGEB, B. BERRY CONVENES COUR   Lowman Insurance Case to Be First on Docket. Judge 0. B. Ratcliff Will Sit as Specia! Judge.

JUDGE B. B, BERRY — CONVENES COURT   LOWMAN ENSURANCE CASE TO BE FIRST ON DOCKET. JUDGE 0. B. RATCLIFF SPECIAL JUDGE

Workmen and Troops Clash at Genoa   Trouble Arose Over Temporary Re. duction in Wages—Many Casual ties Reported,

SERIOUS FIGHTING AT GE      Reduction: of Wages Causes Outbreak in [tatlaw Port.

SERIOUS FIGHTING OCCURS AT GENOA IN LABOR TROUBLE:   ATTEMPT OF FACTORY OWNERS TEMPORARILY TO REDUCE WAGES AT BOTTOM OF TROUBLE—MANY CASUALTIES

WORKMEN AND TROOPS CLASH   Trouble Arose Over Fac tory Owners Reducing Wages

Men Threatened With Tem porary Wage Decrease Go on Strike and Riot Follows

WORKMEN AND TROOPS IN OANGUINARY GLAGH IN GENGA QISTRICT   ARBITRARY REDUCTION OF WAG. ES BY EMPLOYERS IS CAUSE OF BLOODY FIGHTING,

AbR'TROUBLES IN ITALY      Clashes Between  the Troops and Workingmen.  Factories Closed   92 BOYCOT STRIKER:

FIGHT FOLLOWS CUT IN WAGES   Serious Fighting Between Workmen and Troops About Genoa   Many Cuasualties—Workmen Refused To Accept Redhic tlon—Factories Closed

WORKINGMEN FIGHT SOLDIERS   Toilers in North ltaly in Revolt Against Wage Cut—Hald ‘ One Plant.

SERIOUS FIGHTING BY WORKMEN AND TROOPS AT GENO   Many Casualties Ere Factories Are Cleared by Soldiers; Wage Cut Brings Row.

RUSSIAN WOMEN SET STYLE   French Writer Declares Ladies of Czar’s Court First Used   Cigarets.

SULTAN TO STAY IN EUROPE   it Is Again Said That the Allies Wil) Let Him Remain—Straits to Be Open.

COUNCIL DECLINES TO LEAVE SULTAN ALONE   TURKISH: RULER WILL CONTINUE WO BE SOVEREIGN OF NATION  ?—TO STAY AT CONSTANkA &.

TO INVESTIGATE STUDENTS’ ACT   Governor Russell of Mis. sissippi Burned in Effigy Last Night

3, STUDENTS BURN WERNR IN EFFI   College Campus Because e Trustees of Which He President Regulated The ‘versity Dances.—FaculWVloetine Todav.

UNVERSITY STUDENTS - BURN GOVERNOR RUSSEL IN EFFIGY AS PROTES]      PPACULTY MEETS TO CONSIDER  DEMONSTRATION ON THE CAM. { PUS LAST NIGHT.

HARDING PROFFERS PANAMA PROSPECT OF FAIR OFALINGS   Righteous America, More Than Mere Friendly Neighbor, Pictured to Porras.   PRESIDENT-ELECT LEAVES FOR CRISTOBAL AND HOME   Spends Part of Last Day With Golf Game and Boat Ride; Sees Canal Forts.

HARDING READY FOR RETOUR TRIP   Starts From Ancon by Train for Cristobal Whence He Sails.

HARDING SAILS ON SUNDAY FOR GOOD OLD U.S.A   President-Elect Spent Today at Ancient and Honorable Game of Golf.   HIS SPEECH LAST NIGHT MADE HIT   During Its Course He Hand ed Sister Republic Many Bouquets.

ISITS WEST COAST AND INSPECTS FORTS IN CANAL ZONE — DELIVERS ADDRESS AT BANQQUET AND ASSURES REPUBLIC THAT CORDIAL RELATIONS WILL BE MAINTAINED BY THs UNITED STATES

HARDING [a GUEST AT "BANQUET IN PANAMA   Exchanges Assurances of Good Will With President a Porras.

HARDING 15.10 ~ LENE SUNDAY   ‘FRIENDLY PLEDGES ARE EXCHANGED  7   President-Elect Speaks of Prob fems of the Canal Zone and Relations with the People of the Panama Republic.

DAY OF PLEASURE FOR SEN. HARDING   Plays Golf, Takes Motor Boal Ride and Talks With Officials.

HARDING: STUDIES CANAL DEFENSE   Inspects Forts Off Pacific End of Great Waterway   GUEST OF PANAMA. CHIEF   Dinner Given in His Honor by Prasidant Porras

HARDING PREPARES FOR RETURN TRIP TO UNITED STATES   Finishes Pleasure and Business Tour of Canal Zone and Will Sail Sunday.   CABINET CHANGE LIKELY   Resolution to Abolish Post of Interior Secretary Said to Have His Attention.

HARDING ENJGYS GAME OF GOLF AND NOTOR HIDE   Returns to Christobal Friday Evening And Sails Sunday

HARDING'S VISIT TO CANAL ZONE: DRAWS TO CLS   Guest of Honor at Banquet Assures Officials of Sister Republic of Friendship - .of United States

HARDING READY FOR TRIP BACK FROM PANAMA   Starts From Ancon by Train fot Cristobal Whence He Sails.   Exchanges Assurances of Cordiality With President of Little Republic —Receives Protest on U. &. Land Policy in Zone.

HARDING MAY 0.K. BIGGER FORCE OF TROOPS AT CANAL   President-Elect Inspect: Forts On Pacific Side Of Panama.

HARDING'S LAST” DAY AT ANCON   Talks With Canal Zone Officials.   PEOPLE OF PANAMA PRESENT MEMORIAL   Protest Against American Land Policy.

CANAL ZONE.   Visit of President- -Elect Harding Draws to An End.

More Troops May Be Sent To Panama   HARDING'S VISIT MAY RE SULT IN LARGER FORCE.

NARUING WANTS MORE SOLDIERS AT CANAL ZONE   -resident-Elect Dines with President of Panama Republic.

HARDING IS GIVEN CORDIAL RECEPTION   PRESIDENT PORRAS, OF PAN AMA, AND NEXT CHTEF EXECU TIVE OF UC. S. EXCHANGI GREETINGS AT BANQUE” BOARD.

HARDING 10 oAlL FOR HOME SUNDAY   PRESIDENT-ELECT GETTING READY TO CONCLUDE HIS CANAL ZONE VISIT.   DELIVERS TRADE SPEECH   At Banquet Tendered By President of Panama, Harding Dwells Upon Our Cordial Relations. «

SIZING UP  THE CANAL   President-Elect Harding inspect+ ed the Fortifications.   MADE A SPERCH LAST NIGHT   Told President Porras of Panama That He “was Reassured by Friendship.’

HARDING READY  FOR RETURN TRIP   Exchanges Assurances of Cordialit) With President cf Little Republic —Receives Protest on VU. S. Land Policy in Zone.

HARDING HAS BUSY TIME IN PANAMA ZONE   Studies Military Need: of Zone—Pledges Aid  to Panama Nation.

AROING HEADY POR RETURN 10 UNITED STATES   COWPLETES STUDY OF CANAL ZONE PROBLEMS: PINES WITH PRESIDENT PORRAS.

MR. HARDING. PLEASES THE PANAMANTANS   Interchange - of Courtesies Wilb Head of Republic at-Ancon Proves Most-Happy Affair      INTERESTED IN MILITARY: - = UA BEANS FOR FHE ZONE

MILITARY FOR — PANAMA CANAL HARDING STUDY   President-elect Completes Three —Bay_Inspeection-of Canal — and Studies Problems

INSPECTION OF CANAL NEAR END   President Elect Hardin Leaves Pacific Terminus For Cristobal Today   WILL SAIL ON SUNDAY

HARDING MUCH INTERESTED IN PROPER FORGE  FOR CANAL ZONE   liscusses With Brig. Gen. Kennedy Plans of War Department For ln crease of Troops to Full Division

HARDING DEVOTES: LAST DAY 18 SEORT   Starts Tomorrow On His Return To States

>resident-elect Points Out the Spiritual Partnership in Gigantic Advance of Modern Transportation

Thanksgiving. Address Urges Friendly Relations Throughout Americas.   ASKS STRONGER’ TIES   iPaalie to Address,of Presiident Porras of Panama’  Republic.

HARDING TO LEAVE. PANAMA ON SUNDAY   Practical Studies of Canat Hav . Been Made © by President elect During Visit. : :

HARDING READY FOR RETURN TRIP   Starts From Ancon by Train for Cristobal Whence He Sails.   GOOD WISHES TQ PANAMA   Exchanges Assurances of Cordiality With President of Little Republic —Receives Protest on WU. S. Land Policy in Zone.

Will Sail. - Sunday “from Cristobal for the United States—Assurances ‘ane Given the Republic’ hi d

HARDING PARTY Of WAY BACK HOME   Return Trip to the United States Begins at Ancon.   SHIP TO SAIL ON SUNDAY   President-Elect Starts by Train fo Cristobal—Good Wishes to Panama Republic—Learns 9 of Many Problems.

HARDING STIRRED BY GORDIALITY OF HIS WELCOME   Assures Sister Republic of Warm Regard of United States.

NONPARTISANS BEGIN .DRIVE   Townley Heads Picked Organizers in Move to Win. Nebraska and Other States.

MRS. IDA OTT NOW ON TRIAL   Court Overruled Motion of Defense for Continuance of the Case

HARDING IN TRIBUTE T0 MURDERED OIL KING   Sends Message of Sympahty to Mr: Hamon—~Administrator’s Bond $1,000,000.

SHOES WILLGO   MANUFACTURERS MEET I: "NEW YORK BUT SEE NO RELIEF IN SIGHT

Russ People Rise Against Soviet Rule   REVOLTS SWEEP INDUS. TRIES; PEACE MOVEMENT IN ARMY.

FRESH OUTBREAKS OCCUR IN RUSSIA   Serious Disturbances in Industrial Establishments, Report.   Also Peace Movement in the Army oi the Western Front—Commissars Killed.

Oe —————a—a———————  AUSSIA HAS RIOTING   INDUSTRIAL PLANTS SCENE OF SERIOUS OUTBREAKS.   Commissars Kiiled in Peace Movement Among Soldiers on the Western Front.

AMES SHOOTING PON JEALOUSY   ong Woman ‘Accuses Wife As Assailant In Springfield

POST DEPORTS CONFESSED REL   Robert Elia. Held for Weeks Without Warrant by Department of Justice Must Go: Is Anarchist,

COUNTY CONCERN ___ ISINSOLVENT   Franklin Operating Company Admits Condition Before Berks County Court.   RECEIVER 18 APPOINTED   Injunction Against Company Granted to Prevent Company srom Selling $50,000 Iasue of Stock.

IS INSOLVENT   Franklin Operating Company) Admits Condition Before Berks County Court.   RECEIVER IS APPOINTED   Injunction Against Company Granted to Prevent Company From Selling $50,000 Issue of Stock.

NO LIMIT ON PROPER USES OF WHISKE)   aicensed physicians may issue any number of prescriptions for sickness

NOLIMIT PLACED =~ ON PRESCRIPTIONS  j   That May Be Issued by Physicians to Supply Legitimate Medical Needs.

NO LIMIT TO PRESCRIPTION OF WHISKEY   Doctors Given Free Rein In Handing Out Coveted Slips to Sick

DEMS TO REAR MASTERS VOICE   Wilson plans to have direct ‘phone to Frisco  PONTONTIOAN

Will Be In Direct Toech With Dem ocratic Party at San Francisco.

Herrman Suggests a Postponement   Gives Reasons for Postponing th Flection of His Successor From thi Present Meeting.

POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL    Fexns Ciel Find Fartane of $22,000 Tied tie in Rank.

HAS $22,000 INBANK, CAN’T WITHDRAW PENN}   Miss Florence Robinson of Fort Worth, Texas, Knows How It Feels to Be “Poor Little Rich Girl.”

He Didn’t Say He Had Plan to Forestall Abolishment of Parochial Schools.

ORDER BOX CARS TO WEST    Railway Bxecutdves. Committes Taker  Action to Assist in Moving Orops

MORE CARS TO MOVE WHEAT   Rail Heads Order 25,600 From East  tr Urece

STRANGE TALE OF RAID ON WALL ST   2rominent Broker of New York Confesses Firm’s Part in Vast Thefts.   AOW SECURITIES WERE STOLEN   Marketed Through Brokerage Houses and Loans Obtained Through Reputable Banking Institutions— Scattered Over Country.

TELLS OF THEFTS IN WALL STREET   Unusual Tale of Raid on New York’s Financiers.   GOTHAM BROKER CONFESSES   Vast Amount in Securities Stolen anc Marketed Through Brokerage Houses—Paper Is Scattered Throughout Country.

WILL BURY JOHN BARLEYCORN TONIGHT   Inauguration of Nation's First Saloonles, Year Will Be Cle. brated Thruout Country To: niet;

WILL CELEBRATE PASSING OF BOOZE   MANY FEATURES PLANNED IN TO USHER IN) CONSE SLTIONAL PROHIBITION

WASHINSTON TO CELEBRATE THE BOOZELESS ERI   NATION’S FIRST SALOON. LESS YEAR TO BE INAUG. URATED WITH VARIED FESTIVITIES IN CAPITAL

National Press Club Will Sing “Water, Water Everywhere” Tonight.   where lonight.  Prohibition Is On in Reality All Over the Country. Drv Era Begins.

DRY AGT 10 BE I EFFECT SATURDAY   Advent of Constitutional Prohibition Now Néar.   CELEBRAT'ON PLANS MADE

CELEBRATE INAUGURATION FIRST SALOONLESS YEAR   Numerous Meetings Wil) be Held To. night by National Reform Axcaciation.

ALL la READY TO. PUT NATION ON ORY STATUS   AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, THE REIGN OF J. B. IN THIS LAND WILL CEASE.   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Has His Men Throughout Republic to Enforce Act—Drys Will Give a Dinner in the Capital to Celebrate and Scribes Will Poke Fun at It.

SABATH LEADS BY 40 VOTES   On Face of Returns, Demo. crat Has Been Elected From Chicago.

NEW BASEBALL PLAN   National Commission of Three Celebrated Americans.   Complete Reorganization of the National Game Is Suggested by a Chicago Business Man.

National Commission of Three: Celebrated Americans.   — Complete Reorganization of the Na.     Chicago ‘SBiness Man.

MAY OUST OLD HEADS   REORGANIZATION OF BASEBALL 1S PLAN OF CHICAGOAN,   Leading Business Man Would Name Celebrated Americans as Members of National Commissicn.

‘CREDIT WITHOUT A BLEMISH  Aeatin Chamberlain Determined e Great Britain's Shall Be High.

NEW YORK NOE SATISFIED WITH CENSUS SHOWING   City Pute 700 Enumerators. to Wor on Test Recount in Mane

HATTIESBURG GETS  LARGE INDUSTRY   Hercules Powder Company Purchases 100 Acres and Leases 160,600 More For Factory.

Hercules Powder Co., Starts Plant Near Hattiesburg for Salvaging This Product.

‘MANY WEALTHY IN IkLINOIS   Seven Hundred and Thirts-One in Chi. cago District Pay Taxes on Over $1,000,000 Incomes.

INJUNCTION AGAINST COAL MINERS (SSUER   COURT FORBIDS UNION HEADS FROM DISTURBING COAL OPERATIONS,

HUGHES ATTACKS INDICTMENT OF 175 COAL MEN   Operators and Miners fur, Violation the Lever Act—Plea of Abutemeut for Miners,

HUGHES APPEARO FUR GOAL MINERS   Former Justice of Supreme Court Attacks Federal Grand Jury Indictment.   FILES PLEA IN ABATEMENT

HUGHES APPEARS ~ INTNDIANAPOLIS; + FORTHE MINERS   ATTACKS FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTMENT AGAINST 125 MINERS.AND OPERATORS.   ALL MINERS PRE PRESENT IN COURT BUT ONE   Former Chief Justice Claims Judge ; _Anderson ‘Issued Pre~Fudicial ~ . Instructions To Jury.

MINERS ATTACK JURY INDICTMENT   ATTORNEY CHARGES JUDGE AN DERSON GAVE PRE-JUDICIAL INSTRUCTIONS.

HUGHES APPEARS + IN BEALE OF INDICTED MINER   Farmer Supreme Court Justice Wil Atiack Jadictment in lidiaus Court   RAYS JUDGE ANDERSON 7 SHOWED PREJUDICE   Freely Criticived the Instructions Given When 125 Men Were we . Beedliecteud -

wb it iia WITH WUE BLES  cra   Testimony of Woman Who Claims He Killed Garageman Is Declared False

NVGANNON DENIES STATE TESTIMON)   Declares Revelations of Star Witness False; . Denies Murder Charge.

TENN. SENATE ~ APPROVED SUFF. AMENDMENT   fHE RESOLUTION PASSED THIS AFTERNOON BY A VOTE OF 25 TO 4.      The Ratification Resolution ~ Now Goes to House of Tepresentatives Where Action Js Expected  Tuesday

SUFFRAGE [9 GIVEN K, iY TENN: SENATE      Federal Amendment Ratified by Upper’ Chamber, With  Fight Shifted to. the House When It-Convenes: Monday   Representatives - Will‘ Decide Whether 20,000,000 Femi Gmine Votes Will Be Cast in the Coming. Blections

SUFFRAGE WINS IN UPPER HOUSE   TENNESSEE SENATE TODAY PASS. ED RATIFICATION RESOLUTION, 25 TO 4.

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT — FASSES INTENN.SENATE   Ratification Resolution Sent to House For Final Actio Which Is Expected Tuesday of Next Week

TENNESSEE SENATE — AATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Amendment Adopted By 25 Te ¢ Vote; House Votes - Tuesday.

WOMEN WIN BIG. BATTLE BY 4 TO §   ANTI'S ATTACK ON MRS. CATT IS MET BY HISSES  eel  Speaker Sees Guns As Check To Black Rule.

SUFFRAGE AMENUMENT Ta 0. 4.0 IN TENNESOEES SENATE BY 20 10 4 VOTE

THE RESOLUTION: ‘PASSED. ‘THIS = AFTERNOON: ny” A WOER OF 2570.4.      The Ratification Resolution. - Now  Goes to House: of Representatives Wherr Action. is Expected, Tnesday.

THE TENNESSEE SENATEAPPROVES WOMANSUFFRAGE      RESOLUTIOS NOW GOERS T¢ HOUSE WHERE ACTION IS EX PReTED. BY NEXT TCHSpAy AFTERNOON: :

SUFFRAGE WINS ANOTHER BATTLE   Tennessee Senate Overwhelm ingly Approves Suffrage Amendment Today.   IHOUSE VOTES MONDAY

VOTE OR LEAGUE   GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA URGES SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION.

Committee on’ Constitutiona: Amendment Reports Back to the Senate Today   Success Near At Hand   Legislature Has Right to Act on Question Declares One Part of Report

TENN, SENATE APPROVES OF _THE SUFFRAGE  AMENDMENT   By a Vote of 25 to 4—Up to “the: House Tuésday and Is Expected to Carry Easily, Making the 36th State.

SUFFRAGE WINS IN SENATE   Tennessee House Will Not Vote Until Monday

TENN. SENATE PASSES SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION   BY A VOTE OF 24 to 25—HOUSE WILL CONSIDER SAME ON WONDAY

SENATE APPROVES SUFFRAGE MEASURE   Upper House of Tennessee Legisla ture Votes in Favor of Ratification Today   HOUSE MAY VOTE TUESDAY

SENATE APEROVES -SUFFRA\   WHEN. TENNESSEE RATIFIES AMENDMENT NATION'S WOWILL HAVE BALLOT 

SUFFRAGE BILL PASSES SENATE   Amendment Now Goes to the Tennessee House   EXPECT ACTION TUESDAY   Passage Will Give Women Vote in November Election

UPd RAILAUADS   HARD COM. MEN SAY THEY WILL NOT STRIKE.   Miners Agree to Abide the Decision  or the Conimmission,

Anthracite Mine Workers Will Abid:   The Decision of the Presidential Coai Commission Will Be sali sae by Worberdc.

PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION   NO DANGER OF STOPPAGE OF WORK IN DISTRICT NUMBER  SEVEN SAYS PRESIDENT,

UP- 10. RAILROADS   HAI CO!         Miners Agree to Abit of the Comunis: jon) 7

MINERS VOTE: NO STRIKE   Bat Will . Arbitrate Their Demands on the Anthracite Operators.v with Com. miaston. — -

MINERS DECIDE TO KEEP JOBS; ACCEPT PARLE}   ‘Only. Logical and Honor able Course,” It Is Pyeclared.

DANGER OF COAL STRIKE REMOVE!   Miners Say They Will Abid by Decision of Special Commission on Wage Question.   ‘AFRAID OF LEVER LAW

COAL STRIKE NOT PROBABLE   Men Agree to Abide by Decision Soor to Be Made by Presidential Commission. ~

ENEMY PROPERTY FOR DEBTS   Britain Renounces Right to Confiscate German Holdings.

FOE PROPERTY FOR DEBTS   Great Britain Renounces Right to Con. fiacate German Holdings in United Kingdom.

LEADERS IN EAST AND WEST ASSUME VICTORY 10 COX   Wilson And Baker Con gratulate Ohioan; Point To Record. .

WILSON WIRES GOVERNOR CO)   President Congratulates Nominee or  Hila Victory at the San Francieco Convention.

DEMOCRATS NAME OHIO’S GOVERNOR ON 44 BALLOT   Deadlock Unbroken Until Attorney- General Palmer Re- . eases Pledged Delegates:   McADOO FORCES FIGHT “IN VAIN: TO STOP COX   Struggle Exceeded’,-Cnly. by - Bitter Convention Fight m Baltimore in: 1912"

MILSON AND HARDING SEND REST WISHES   Governor Cox: is Deluged With Flood ‘of Congratulations on His Nomination

Message of White House Relayed to Davton Hom:   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEASED WIRF To TeTBUNWT

PRESIDENT 1N VAN (F WELL WISHERS   Wilson’s Wire of Congratulations Received by Gov. Cox, Early Today.

WILSON SENDS COMPLIMENTS TO GOV, J. M. GOX   Ambassador To Londo! Also Sends Message Of  Reassurance.

WIRES GALORE SENT 10 Gh   Convention Rivals Send the Nominee Congratulatory Messages.

Hundreds Congratulate Cox On Presidential Nomination   Messages From President Wilson and Senator Harding, G. O. P. Candidate, Reach Him First—McAdoo, Edwards, Davis, Baker, Reed, Clark and Others Tender Felicitations to Democratic Nominee.

GETS MESSAGE FROM PRESIDEN   GOVERNOR COX RECEIVES MES _ SAGE OF CONGRATULATION FROM PRESIDENT .   (By United Press)

WILSON HEARD NEWS EARLY   President Immediately Sent a Telegram to Governor Cox.

COX GETS CONGRATULATIONS   President Wilson and Others Wire Democratic Nominee Today

Wilson and Other Democrats Telegraph Congratulations —Cox Elated Over News of Nomination

PARTY LEADERS SEND BEST WISHES T0 CO}   Presidont Wilson Is Among th First to Congratulate Democratic Nominee.   AMBASSADOR DAVIS CABLES   McAdoo, at His Huntington, N.Y Home, Says He Is Delighted ‘He Was Not Calied,

WILSON WIRES 55   President Congratulates Governor on Victory.   Demotratic Nominee for the Presidency Kiseea Wita After Receiving News From San Francisco.

PRESIDENT SENDS. ~ MESSAGE TO CO)   Chiet Executive Congratulates Candidate Upon His Nomination ‘for the Presidency. ' ‘

CONGRATULATES COX   President. Wilson Sends Message to Ohio Governor

DEMOCHATS HURRY TO SEND NOMINEE CONGRATULATIONS   Flood of Telegrams From Al Parts of Country Pour in Upon New Candidate.

BAKER PROMMot3 DEMOS NOMINEE ALL HIS SUPPORT   Secretary Gives Statement bu President Wilson Remains Silent on Convention.

PRESIDENT WILSON IN CONGRATULATIONS SAYS HE LOOKS FOR SUCCESS   CHIEF EXECUTIVE SENDS MES SAGE TO SUCCESSFUL CAN. DIDATE FOR NOMINATION,

What They Say  of Nomination   Messages of Congratulation Received by Governor Cox, . Demneratie Nominee,   PRESIDENT WILSON.

ilo OWN PAPER. TELLS COX FIAT NEW OF VICTOR   Surrounded by Fellow-Workers as Wires Flash the Outcome.

CONGRATULATES OPPONENT   ae  Harding Telly Cox Latter Deserved Honor at Hands of Democratic legates

GREETINGS ARE ENT COX FROM MANY SOURCES   Democratic Nominee Re_ ceives Hundreds of Con aratulatory Telegrams On ' Nomination at Bay City.

LONG DEADLOGK BROKEN WHEN PALMER RELEASED AIS BLODK GF DELEGATES   Cox Strength Proves Mastery in Final Test With McAdoo Men and Swing to Him Develops Inio Stampede.      WILSON CONGRATULATES NOMINEE.

WILSON, MADOO IND OTHERS SEN CONGRATULATIONS   Baker Says Cox Is “High-Minded and Fearless”--“Best Convention Could Have Done,” Edwards Declares.

REIRCTED: SHOOTS HIMSELF   Butcher Commits Suicide When Girl Rejeets His Advances; Girl la Aeo Shot.

BUTCHER SHOOTS GIRL AND SELF   Pittsburg Man Wounds Young Woman, Kiiis Himself   TRAGEDY ENACTED IN AUTO   Female Occupant Escapes by Jumping From Car

SHOOTS GIRL AND THEN KILLS SELE   William Brooks, Pittsburgh Butcher, Drove Many Miles With Wounded Girl.

ANNOUNCE POPULATION OF WEST VIRGINIA TODAY   Kentucky Now Has 2,416,013 People, Increase of 126,108 ar AK Par Cant.

VOLIVA WAGES WAR ON STYLES IN ZION CITY   Low N2ck Gowns and Open Work Hose to be Barred   Censors With Shawls Sent Forth To See Order Carried Out

Equips Censors of Low Neck Dresses  ''\ with Wool Shawls   ALTMINITW

CENSORS AT ZION cIT\   Women in That City Are Warned How to Dress When Attending ~ Services in Tabernacle.

Some Women-——and Men— Could Scarcely Endure the Fion City Reulos

To Present Memoriams   French Certificates Will Be Dis tributed At Mecting   NO UNIFORMS TO BE WORN      Local Post Will Go To = Sctlersburg By Interurban.

SERVICES HELD —THRUOUT STATI   American Dead To Be Honored By French Government For Services  ,  In The World War. .

U.S. GAN JOIN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS "ON ITS OWN TERMS   But Other Nations Will Never Agree to 2 New League Says Correspondent   ACCEPT WITHOUT BITTERNESS AMERICA’S STAND ON LEAGUE      Won't Consider ‘Possibility of Breaking up the League

Senate. Leaders See But Waste of Time in Debate © ~ Regarding Peace Treat

MOVE 1S MADE T0 SIDETRACK ro FOR OTHER ACTION   Senate Leaders Convinced Deadlock Cannot Be Broken For Time—Would Let is sue Be Settled at Polls.

PEAGE TREATY (9 PERMITTED 10 GO IN GAMPAIGK   Senators Say Efforts to Break Deadlock Are Waste of  Tima.   FINAL VOTE IN FEW DAYS

TREATY FIGHT GOES TO PEOPLE; SENATE LEADERS DEADLOCK   Senate Leaders Think Efforts to Break Deadlock Are a Waste of Time.   REPUBLICAN OPPONENTS TO PACT SECURE ACTION   Will Re-Adopt the Lodge Reser: vations—Article X is the Stumbling Bock.

V0 Tm Pa INTO CAMPAIGH   Declare it, Waste of Time to tty for Hatification 4.4 =   FINAL ACTION  IN FEW. DAYS

Attempt to Reach Compromise on Article 10 to Be Dropped as Result of Coup by Irreconcilables,   FINAL VOTE CERTAIN TO RECORD ANOTHER FAILUR}   Test WI] Come Within Few Days ( Clear Way for Other Leyistatlun, 1 Terms of Truce-Lodge Mrograim te Jie Mealfirmed as Pormulity.

SENATE LEADERS IN DEADLOCK PROPOSE TO DEFEAT TREATY   Both Parties Seek to Get Rid of Question‘in a Few Days. .: By Final Test.   INTO POLITICAL: CAMPAIGN”   Stumbling Block Reached. On. Article Ten—lipreconcilables Recalcitrant.. _

PUT PEAGE TREATY QUT OF SENATE AND INT) CAMPAIGN   Leaders Convinced Efforts te End Deadlock Are a Waste of Time.   RATIFICATION VOTE MAY COME WITHIN FEW DAYS   Republicans Determined to Stand b Their Guas on Crucial Article Te Keservation, and Democrats Wil Not Support Pact With This Reser yation Unmodiued.

TO MAKE TREATY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Hope of Compromise Fast Fading from Sight  TO ABANDON EFFORTS   For Modification of Article Ten, Readopt ‘Republicar Reservation Program and Then Take Final Vote to Put Treaty Out of Senate - and Into Campaign.

SENATE LEADERS  CHOP EFFORT TO GET COMPROMISE  Realize an Atlempt rat Ratity Will Be  Rian noe

PACT. DEADLOCK SQ TREAT GOES TNT A CANPRIAN   Senators Convinced That Nc Possibility of Ratification - During Present , Session   Will Now Readopt Reservatior Program, Then Take Final Vote Upon Resolution

Will Rush Vote; Rejection tc Mean Shelving of League “ Document.   -DEBATE OF NO USE  SFE TREATY FAILURE   Vote to Come Within Three Days, General Belief at Washington.

Senate ‘Teaders. Decide: ‘to Abandon Efforts to Reach a Compromise,   ACCEDE TO WISHES. © OF IRRECONCILABLES   Coup Similar to ‘that that Dis. Tall Bi- Partisan. Con~ ference Is Suc cessful

Leaders Convinced . No Chance of Agreement in Senate— Willing to Put Issues

WOMAN WHO FOUGHT IN CIVIL WAR DIES   Mrs Elizabeth A. Nile; Served With Husband

WOMAN WAR VETERAK  Is DEAD   foncealed Her Sex and Fought thru the Rebellion.

DRYS WILL ACCEPT WETS’ CHALLENGE   To Fight Any Attempt to Force Wet Plank in Platforms.

PRORIBITIONISTS THROW DOWN GAGE   if Wets Start Something They're Doomed to Fail, They Say.

SPANISH FLOUR SHORTAGE   Government Will Requisition anc Operdte all the Mills

TWO WOMEN IN WHISKY PROBE   Special Agents Go to San Fran: cisco to Clean Up Situation.   WILL START AT LOS ANGELES   Charges Filed Against Mrs. Warbur ton, Former Acting Prohibition Director, and Miss Gertrude Quinn, One of Her Aids.

WHISKY PROBE {a ON WN CALIFORNIA   Washington Federal Agents Arrive at San Francisco.   TWO WOMEN ARE IMPLICATED   Mrs. Warburton, Former Acting Pro hibition Director of the State, and Miss Quinn, One of Her Aids, Are Named.

OUNORA TROOPS ARE ADVANCING INTE NEIGHBORING STATE   To Meet the Carranza Troops And Thereby Secure for Themselves Perfect Safety From Any Attacks That Might. Come.

SONORA TROOPS CONTINUING ON THE-AGGRESSIVI   CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL OPER. * ATIONS AGAINST TROOPS ‘OF CARRANZA.   APPEALS TO CITIZENS POSSESSING ARM’

ORGANIZATION PLANS AGTIVE INTEREST IN ALL NATIONAL AFFAIRS      PALLAS MAN PROPOSED BIC «APPROPRIATION FOR WATER.  WAYS IMPROVEMENTS,

TINO HOLD 1ST CONVENTION   Active Participation of Members Urged in Report Read

“JACK” MOSS TAKEN AT PITTSBURG   LPP. DULL ADELDOLLUDDED   ‘Suspected sof Complicity in Pierce /, °°. Killing—-Ho Denics  . Guilt °:

POLICE MAKE THIRD ARREST IN THE HENRY PEIRCE MURDER CASI   Officers Expect Appreken:  ston of Fourth Saspect at Any Moment.

PEIRCE MURDER MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED BY ARRES   J. A. Moss Said to Have Confessed He Was Present During Killing.   DENIES, HOWEVER, THAT HE TOOK ACTUAL PART   Story Agrees in the Main With Those Told by Peter Treadway and Marie Phillips. Was in Party That Drove Auto to Wheeling.

MINORITY SHOWS LITTLE ACTIVITY   Few Democrats Left in General Asi sembly Show No Interest in Legislative Affairs   FIGURE NONE IN THE SESSICI

HOPE FOR’ PEACE IN ERIN REVIVES   Lloyd George and Archbishoy Clune Have Important Conference.

PROSPECT FOR  ; IRISH TRUCE IS BRIGHTER TODAY   Lioyd George Optimistic After ~ Conference With Mgr. Clune   Commission Declares Ireland’s Case a Domestic Issue in U.S.

Lloyd Geerge Quoted, However, A: Stating That Prospects Are Better Than They Appear On Surface.

BETTER PROSPECTS — OF IRISH TRUCE   London Papers Take Hopeful View.

HOPE FOR IRISH. PEACE GROWINE   Prospects for Truce, Almost! Gone Last Night, Are Revived by Officials Today.   MAY BE MORE FIGHTING

ARCHBISHOP RAS   REVIVE HOPE OF SETTLING DIFFERENCE WHEN CLERGYMAN CARRIES MESSAGE TO LLGYD GECRGE

ARTON SMITH PISO AND 1S. ORDERED   WISH WCE IG  \   IMPOSSIBLE  DY eee

TALK OF TRUCE   Prospects for Settlement in Ireland’ Much Brighter, Says London Paper   Bishop Clune and Premier Ligyd Geotge Hold Conference

PROSPECT TRUCE IRISH TROUBLE MUCH BRIGHTEE   Archbishop of Perth and Lloyd George Hold  Conference.

PROSPECT FOR TRUCE WITH IRISH SLIGHT, SAY BRITISH PAPERS   Premier Says They Ave Brighter Than They, Seem.

PROSPECTS FOR IRELAND TRUCE NOW BRIGHTER   Lioyd-George And Bishop of Perth Have Important Interview.

EFFORTS FOR IRISH TRUCE ARE RESUMED   London Report Says the Sinn Fein Leaders Are Anxious for Peace.

—_—  IUTLOOK FUN Als THUG  S BRIGHTER   Meeting Between Irish  Intermediary and British Premier Regarded as a Hopeful Sign   sgHMITTE PROTESTS BRITISH ecrl/SAL TO 0. K, PASSPORTS   Action implies Interference With Communication of Friendly Peoples

PROSPECTS FOR AN  (nISH TRUCE HAVE BEEN REVIVED NEWS FROM ENGLANG STATES

ISH LEADER TA TOUCH IT “TIN Penge   Sinn Fein Army Commander  ~ Sends: Message by Bishop. : China:      PEACE SEEMS NEAR   Premier ‘Muclr Eee bs

The Irish Truce _ Discussion Revived   Prospects Considered Dead Yest*rday, But Revived by Conference Be- . v: tween Lleyd-Georve and ‘Others,

BRITAIN GIVEN IRELAND'S TERMS   Prospects for Truce Revived According to the London Daily Mail.   WORD FROM SINN FEIN LEADER   Bishop of Perth’ Takes Meseage to Lioyd George From Michael Col. Jins—Commander of Rebels—~ Mrs. MacSwiney Testifies.

BISHOP CLUNE AND PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE IN INTERVIEW THAT PROMISES GOOD RESULTS   GEORGE ENCOURAGED   Says Prospects of Peace Are Betted Than They Appear on the Surface

PROSPECTS ~ BRIGHTEL   Mere Chance For Irish Settle. ment Right Now Than For Some Tite.

WILL OPEN MONGOLIA   1 as Restoration to Chinese Republic Will Brine About Change

STOCK EXCHANGE TO INVESTIGATE STEEL   Apprehension that Replogle May Follow Stutz Because: of Recent TWxtraordinary  Activity. os

Magnificent Display Of Auror: Borealis Nearly All Last Night.     WIRE SERVICE STOPPEL

JAPANESE GUARDS KILLED NORTH OF VLADIVOSTOK   Soldiers Annihilated and Several Hundred Residents, Including Consul Are Murdered.

UPRISING ON SIBERIAN COAST.   Serious Upheaval in District of Nikolaevsk is Reported.

ARMY POST IS WIPED OUT BY NATIVE REBELS   Relief Expedition to Wait Until Ice in Arctic Breaks Up.

SERIOUS UPHEAVAL IN-EAST SIBERIA   Uprising Reported North of ~Viadivostok and All -Communication Shut Off.   JAP GUARD ANNIHILATED   Reports Reaching Washing ton Say Several Hundred Japanese Have Been Killed

JAPS REPORT REVOLT IN EASTERN SIBERIA    Massacre of Japanese Consul,  Residents of Foreign Colony and Guards Rumored

are said to be already setting up soviet and communist governments.     SOVIET SEEKS * NEW AILIES

ANTHRACITE MINERS: WILL NOT RETURN UNTIL: THEY RECEIVE WILSON'S ANSWER   Situation . In. Pennsylvania Coal Districts Is Unchanged.

SAE EN A RU a,        Malden, Ashore off Five Island Catis on New York for Hey

GRURCH CALLED UPON INTERVENE STRIKES TODAY   Declares Church Must Stanc for Right of Labor to ) Organize.

PULPIT SHOULD SETTLE LABORCAPITAL FIGHT   “LABOR SUNDAY MESSAGE” 8B’ REV. WORTH M., TIPPY, SAYS   Church, He Says, Must Stand Fo Right of Labor to Organize and Bargain Collectively.

-DID.NOT KNOW WRITIN   CLERK IN i. H. FLETCHER’S OF. FICE NEVER SAW CHIEF SIGN.   Testimony Ta Newberry Case. Today Ceaters About Signature on Helme Pctition.-

JOHNSON NAILS INAPLANK FOR HIS OWN LEAGUE   Californian Suddenly Comes Out for New Kind of World Society   BUT RAPS WILSON PACT   LOWDEN WINS BIG GROUP oF SOUTHERN DELEGATES—wWooD GETS FLORIDA

17 DELEGATES ‘ARE se LOWDEN UST BY COMIITE   SOUTH CAROLINA FIGH! SETTLED FOLLOWING . FIREWORKS . AND  Mr A TITMAOwUITTYr   Mississippi Case _ Is settled Counted in Favor of.

SOUTH CAROLINA. DISPUTES RESULT IN G. 0. P. CIRCUS   “Lie” Frequently Passed While  Negro Keeps Committeemen Roaring with Laughter, and Gats “Thanks tor Honesty”

17 DELEGATES   South Carolina Contests Over Convention Representation Furnish Fireworks and Vaudeville for Committee

LOWDEN WINS IN FIGHT WITH WOOD FOR 17 DELEGATES   General’s Forces Meet First Real Reverse at Hands of Executive Committee.   CONTESTS CAUSE STORMY SESSION WITH FIREWORKS   Mississippi and South Carolina _ Delegates Favorable to  Lowden Seated,

Lie Passed Frequently in Settling South Carolina Contests—Wood- Followers Charge “Machine Rule.”

LEADERS ARRIVING TO PUSH THEIR CAMPAIGNS   CHEER LEADERS AND SINGERS GET BUSY   Wood Leaders Select Hitchcock As Their Field Leader and Others Form Preliminaries to Opening of Meet

Scholars of the Various Sunday Schools Will Take Part in Cantatas and Recitations. Special Music and Praise Services Willi Be Feature.

PRAISE WILL SOUNL   é CHURCHES OF LE MARS TO CELE BRATE THE CHRISTMASTIDE   SPECIAL PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN   Scholars of the Various Sunday Schools WIltt Take Part in Cantatas and Rec. itations. Special Music and Praise Services Wili Be Feature.

DEPUTY WARDEN AND A - TRUSTY ARE MURDERED   Beaten to Death With Stove Poker by Prisoner in Mount Hollw. Jail.

TWO MEN ARE KILLED WITH STOVE POKEE   ‘Prisoner Suffering With De. lirium Tremens Runs Amuck in Jail.

KILLED BY INMATE OF JAIL      Deputy Warder of New Jeraey Leckwp Beater to Death.

DEPUTY WARDEN AND TRUGTY ARE BEATEN TO DEAT    Prisoner With Delirium Tre ~~ mens Kills Them With a Stove Poker.

MAKES WHEAT Ful   MARKET “HAS BIG. FLURR}      <i ao  OS oe ee  1, 000" Bushel Sale Order Mistaken  “For. One of Million—Rosen- baum ‘Brothers Lose Money.

STERLING SEES POSTAL BOOS!   SAYS POSTOFFICE MEN ARE DUE  FOR SUBSTANTIAL RA‘SE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS  i

INCREASES FOR POSTAL MEN   Premise Made of Sabstuntin£ td  vance! ia Salaries.

STERLING PROMISES INCREASES IN SALARY FOR POSTAL EMPLOYES "ALL THE WAY DOWN THE LINE"

POSTAL WORKERS TOLD PAY BOOST IS IN PROSPECT   Senator Sterling Makes An* nouncement at Gathering In Raltimore. Marviand.

FEDERAL JURY. INDICTS PON?   Charge. of Misuse of Maile by Bostor Man. Based.on Forty:Three Counts:

PONZI INDICTED BY A JURY   Misuse of Mails Charged Against Boston Alleged Financier.

PONZI INDICTED BY BOSTON GRAND JURY   TWO BILLS OF 43 COUNTS EACH RETURNED AGAINST ERSTWHILE FINANCIER.

GRAND. JURY HOLDS PONZI   Federal Investigators Charge Uso of Mails in Fraud Scheme

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS PONZI   Charge of Misuse of Mails by Boston _ Man Based on Forty-Three Gounts.

‘PONZI INDICTED.      Boston Promotd- Faces Longest. Charges" on Record:i in, Bay, State.

FINANCIAL WIZARD POW INDICTED Bt ‘A FEDERAL JURY  rTrTTeas   Will Face Charge Of Using Mails To Defraud.

EE  BRITIGH OPHERE OF INFLUENCE To NOT DEFINED IN -PAGT   Signs Agreement With France and Italy! to Support Each Other in Turkey.   COMES INTO FORCE SAME DATE AT TURKISH TREAT)   Although Not Considered Secret Three Months Elapsed After Signing Before It Was Made Public —- French and Italian Spheres Limited.

BRITISH SPHERE OF INFLUENCE 1 NOT DEFINED WNP AGI   Signs Agreement With France ” Italy‘ to Support Each _ Other in Turkey.    ‘COMES INTO. FORCE SAME “DATE AT TURKISH TREATY   Aithough Not Considered Se.  :. cret Three Months Elapsed After Signing Before It Was Made Public —- French and Halian Spheres Limited.

Britons Plead For Patience In Pact Fighi      Grey's Lotter is Called Good Coun. sel While Mischief Makers are Fomenting IH Will Between Two Great Nations

URGES BRITON TO RESPOND TO GREY’S APPEAL   LONDON NEWSPAPER URGES EX. ERCISE OF PATIENCE AND FORBEARANCE.   Mischief Mekers Actually Fomenting V1 Will Between the United States and Great Britain, the Gazette Says.

BRITISH: PRESS _ APPLAUDS GREY'S. PEAGE EFFORTS   AI Europe Rejoices at Confidence With Which He Regards America’s Adhesion ts League af Nations.

12 INJURED WHEN TRAIN JUMPS RAILS   Four Cars Turn Over, Sever Derailed Near St. Louis— Two May Die

Staccato ert er ia ry ET ad  REVOLUTION ISSTARTED AFRESH.DOWN IN HONDURAS

HONDURAN REPORTS FRESH OUTBREAK      J Revolutionists Suffer Heavy Defeat at Hands of Government Forces and Are Reitreatin:y,

NEW OUTBREAK IN HONDURAS; REBELS ARE HIT   Revolutionists Are Now Retiring in Confusion Towards the Nicaraguan Fron. tier Says Report.

HONDURAS REBELS DEFEATED   Government Troops Quell Uprising Led by Former Ex-Vice President Membreno.

NEW REVOLUTION NN HONDURAS fa  NOW IN PROGR OG   REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS SES. TAIN SEVERE DEFEAT AND RE. TREAT TOWARD NICARAGUA,

SERVICE Is MOTOR   All  Rural rence     Ca Have        jiers Ont of Law.  Cars Now

RAILROAD WALKOUT RESUMED   2,000 Employes. Pennsy and Keading Roads Quit Work «:   TIRED WAITING  FOR ADJUSTMENT

TRAINMEN RESUME STRIKE WHEN WAGE DEMANDS DELAYEI   Yardmen on Pennsytvants and fowa Roads Declare Walk-out.

DENVER STRIKE IS STILL ON   Meeting of Tramway Employees Vote, 771 to 36, in Favor of Staying Out,

Aspect of Fight in Resolutions Committee on Treaty Plank Is: Greatly Changed When Reservationists Give Up Battle — for Affirmative Declaration for Amended Ratification of Treaty of Peace.

TREATY CONDEMNED AND BITTER-ENDERS GIVEN PRAISE FOR POSITION   INTERNATIONAL COURT PRINCIPLE UPHELD; PROHIBITION PLANK NOT TOO STRONG; HIGH COSTS RAPPED   Would Apply Cummins-Esch Law Principles To Public Utilities; Bonus Pledge and Promises To Labor Vague.

CONVENTION ADJOURNS UNTIL P. M. WHILE FULL COMMITTEE CONSIDERS THEM

Resolutions Sub-committee Mad Report to Fall Committee Today.   OPPOSED IN PRESENT FORM   Agreements With Foreign Ne tions Must Follow Wash.mgton and Monroe.

Nothing in Platform Intimates Party Favors Ratification in Any Form; Presidential Boom for General Pershing as Democratic Nomi nee is Launched at New York 

CONDEMNS TREATY ANDLEAGUE ASAT ~ PRESENT FARMER   COMMENDS SENATORS WHO vo TED TG DEF T Pb: J        MILLS, BORAK, s SMOOT ~ REACH THE AGREEMENT      Nothing In Treaty Plank Even ‘Inti: mating Party Favors Ratifica-° tion In Any Form.

WOULD INSERT PLANK TO ~ FUSE PACE TREAT O ~~ LEABUE IN PRESENT FRI   Uphold Monroe Doctrine in Handling Foreign Affairs and Set Aside Democratic xt “Fallacy” on Living Costs.

OUTLINE 6.0.P, PLATFORM GIVEN TO COMMITTEE ~ATNOON TODAY   Substance. of the Planks as Agreed Upon by Ynanimous Vote of Sub-Committee.

NOTHING IP N PLANK TNT      1   Agreement Is Reached After Conference of - - Ogden Mills and Senators Borah and Smoct.

Resolutions Sub - Committee Adopts Plank Condemuing Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations.   DANGER OF BAD BREAK REDUCEO BY, ACTION   Reservationist Forces Surrender and Change Aspect of Fight; American Ideals Must Be Upheld.

Compromise on Treaty and League Reached After Hours of Delib: eration by Sub-Committee

REPUBLICAN SPLIT ON TREATY ISSUES   FIGHT WILL BE CARRIED TC FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION, INDICATED   OIWOED IN TWO GAMPS   Mild Reservationists and Oppon ents of League in Any Form Clash Over Question of Treaty Plank.

FLOODS IMPERIL WEST   Springtime Weather Follows Blizzard in Chicago.   All Aprit Records for Snowfall, 6hat tered-—-Seven to Ten Feet of Snow in Kansas.

FLOODS. IMPERIL THE CENTRAL WES}   Springtime Weather Follows Blizzard in Chicago.   All April Records for Snowfall Shattered—Seven to Ten Feet of Snow in Kansas.

SPRING FLOODS PERIL   THAWING WEATHER FOLLOWS EASTER BLIZZARD IN WEST.   Seven to Ten Feet of Snow in Kansas ~All April Records Are Shattered.

PALMER Io BIVEN LIQUOR AI CHARGE   The Attorney-General Appears Before Committee and Refutes Accusations; Plumb  League Denies Contributing   John Rosseter and Warren Gregory Called Before the Senate Committee Investigatine Sums Spent in Primaries   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS PTL RaSED WIRE TO TRIBIRT.

BOOZE AND BEER BACK PALMER, SAYS BONNIWELL   Attorney General’s Nam Connected With Charge: of Prohibition Violation: In Pennsylvania.   DEGREDATION OF - LAWIS CHARGED   Head of McAdoo Campaign for Keystone Delegation Makes Startling Allegations Against Opponent.

APPEAL “WETS” FOR THE PALMER CAMPAIGN CHARGE   Fugen C. Bonniwell Tes. tihes Before Senate Committee   BULLETIN

McAdoo Leads Paliner and Cox en Last Ballot—Managers Claim Victory on the Fourth Ballot.   VOTES FOR FAVORITE SONS SHOW A SLUMP   Convention Will Convene at 9:30 This Morning to Complete Work During the Day if Possible.

CHICAGO CENSUS’ FIGURES   Bureau at Washington Announces City Proper Has 2,701,212 Population —23.6 Per Cent Increase.

UOPENSION OF  LIGHT FOLLOWa JAYS AGT ION   White Sox Players Charged with Conspiracy to* “Throw” World’s Series Games of 1919   INDICTMENTS VOTED AFTER TESTIMONY OF CICOTTE   Suspension Kills Hopes of So: Taking American League Pennant

White Sox Players Charged with Conspiracy to* “Throw” World's Series Games nf.1919   {NDIGTMENTS VOTED AFTER TESTIMONY OF CIGOTTE   ‘Suspension Kills Hopes of Sox Taking American League » Pennant .

SEVEN WHITE SOX INDICTED. TODAY BY CHICAGO'S BRAND JURY   Ed Cicotte and Joe Jackson Testify to How They Sold Qut 1919 World’s Series   Comiskey Suspends Men Thus Losing All Hope of This Year’s Pennant for Team

MRS, LITTLEFIELD GETS ESTATE WITH $1,100,000 10 7. U   Will of Late Major Littlefielc Bequeaths Bulk of Estate to His Widow.

SUMMER HATS NO COSTLIER      Male Milliners in Convention at New York Say They Will Not Raise Prices.

RECEDING PRICES — SEEN IN DISTANCE   Drop Predicted In Shoes, While Hats And Clothing Reach Level.

POLAND TO ASK U.S. FOR ECONOMIC AID IN FIGHTING SOVIE   Warns World of Indifferenc _ to Poland’s Crushing By : Overbearing Might

STATEMENT OF POSITION. BEARS ITS FIRST FRUIT   [Insistence on Political Independence and Territorial Integrity of European Republic Gives Grounds for Appeal   HOPE IS PINNED ON DECLARATION FOR RUSSIAN BOUNDARY INTEGRITY

IF WE FALL I WILL BE FAULT Wt WORLD-POLES   WARSAW GOVERNMENT WILL ASK IMMEDIATE HELP FROM AMERICA.

POLAND: APPEALS 0 ALL-NATIONS   Says Fate of World is Bound Up fr _ “. Her's—Poland’s Defeat. --Blow. at Freedom

STATES POSITION U.S. ON RUSSIAN POLE SITUATION   Opposes Recognition o Soviet or Dismemberment of Russia.

ADMIRAL SIMS IN *PLEA FOR CHANGE IN NAVY SYSTEM   WANTS MILITARY ADVISER NAMED FOR CIVILIAN SECRETARY.   [REORGANIZATION OF  DEPARTMENT URGED   Testifying Before Senate Committee, Admiral Reflects on Organization That Is Now in  Centrol.

SIMS: BITES “BACK; UIREES EXPERT HELE   Admiral. Sims -Wants Legisla tion “ Reorganizing . Navy ‘Department — Hits  >. Daniels. 2 0

ophed      Wants Naval Department ReOrganized And Adviser To Secretary Appointed. ,  Still Insists Daniels Failed To Ranly ta Charoes Madea

ABVISES RESREARIZATION      Admiral Sints Denies Charges 9 Daniels Before Inveptigalion  Pownce h baecose:

SNS URiCS AN ADVISER FOR NAV   Wants Naval Department Re: Organized And Adviser Tc Secretary Appointed. ,  Still Insists Daniels Failed Tc  Reply to Charges Made

SIMS WANTS 1 REORGANIZE NAVY   Urges Military Adviser for Civi. lian Secretary of the  Navy.

WOOL CLIP.       en Tipton Concer: ym Randle Ctin lon Cony Wool.

TOOK OVER WOOL CLIP.   Tipton Concern Will Handle Clinton County Wool,

RESUME TRADE IN DEC. WHEAT   a GRAIN EXCHANGES RECOMMEND  RESUMPTION OF TRADING ON   JULY 15.

WOULD RESUME WHEAT TRADING JULY 1!   / . :  Grain Men’s Committee Recom. mends Resumption For December Delivery.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   PEACE PACT FIGHT MAY GO TO FLOOR OF THE SENATE

CONFERENCE FAILS   To Bring Any Agreement as to the Peace Treaty.

BOUGHT 257 PAIRS OF SOCKS AT SALE   Were Enough to Have Outfitted Two Centipedes All Around

UNCLAIMED ARTICLES IN POSTOFFICE StL0 TQ HIGHEST AIINERS   VAR~ SIGHTED INDIVIDUALS. LAY IN SUPPLIES OF SOCKS AND  OTHER ARTICLES.

LOST MAIL BUYERS GOT MONEY’S WORTI   Sale Was Held in Chicago an Bargains Were Plentiful.

DEAD LETTER SALE   Presents Some Bargains To Chicage Shoppers. _

ENTHUSIASTIC REUNION   Twentieth Kangas Veterans Gath. -ered At Topeka Yesterday

ENTHL SI. ASTIC REUNION   Twentieth Kansas Veterans Gathered At Tepeka Yesterday

oe ee ewe i _<aneneeeienieemeadeee ess SHOE SOLES FROM OLD TIRES. ‘What His Nelahber Threw Away, aw

HUES NOT AGREE WITHGAPT. LONG   Admiral Wilson Appears as Critic of Sims   BASE AT QUEENSTOWN   Instead of Brest. Wasted Mileage and Permitted Vessels to Work but One Way— Force Employed in Service Worthless, Officer Declares. Defends Own Competence

ADMIRAL WILSON. I AGAINST SIMS      Employment of the American Destroyer Forces Severely Criticized by Witness   WORK ONLY ONE Way   Tells of Wasted Mileage in Long Trip to Queenstown . ” for Re-fueling -

ADMIRAL WILSON ~ GAITIZES SINS NAVAL POLICY   Declares Considerable. Milage Was Wasted:by: Basing Destroyers at Queenstown.

SENATOR HARDING SENDS CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE -. TO DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

HUST RESIST  + BEFORE VITA   eS Bepistrs tion Not Permanent © and Voters (Most Qualify on Sep-  tember 4 or October 4. 

REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL   IF YOU DESIRE TO VOTE THIS FALL.   LAW 1S NOT \PERMANENL   But Voters Must Qualify on Either Sept. 4th or Oct. 4th

MUST REGISTER BEFORE VOTING   REGISTRATION NOT PERMANENT AND VOTER MUST QUALIFY ON SPETEMBER 4 OR OCTOBER 4.

ALL VOTERS REQUIRED = ——TO-RESISTER: THIS FALL   Two Oppertunities Given—Mast Com. ply With The Law Before Ballote —~ . .- Can BeCast — . .

MUST COMPLY WITh REGISTRATION LAW   Voters Must Not be Misled And Believe That Their Registration of Two Years Ago is Good   TWO DAYS ARE ASSIGNED   September 4 and October 4 Are Only Two Days That Men and Women May Register to Vote

CHANGING BUILDINGS OF BERONAUTIOS SCHOOL INTO BOYS’ DORMITORELE:

FEDERALS’ LOCATE VILLA   Troop Movement Begins from Three Points in Attempt to Surround Bandit

DELAY EXPEGTED IN SPAN WIEETING   Germany May Request Postponement, Intimated by Charge at Paris.   MINISTER NOW ARROGANT

'7 STORES IN FERNALD, IA., ROBBED   Business Houses Are Lootec But the Booty Is Not of Consequence,

CHICAGO TAXICAB WAR BREAKS FORTH ANEW   Automobile Drivers Battle Opposing Lines From Passing Machines.   ONE CHAUFFUER IS SHO

TAX! DRIVERS IN CIVIL WAR   Chauffeur Fatally Woundec in Chicago Today By Hired Gunman.

CHICAGO TAXIGAB WAR RENEWED   Chauffeur Fatally Wounded ix Shooting Between Two Rival Lines.

TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT   Automobile Turns Turtle Near Altoonz Early Today; Prohibltion Agent Among Inlured.

TRUSTY AVERTS PRISON ESCAPE   Plam of Arkansas Convicts te Kill Two Guards Frustrated.

ith fk AT PENITENTIARY   DETAILS OF PLOT MADE KNOWS TO PRISON OFFICIALS BY “TRUSTY.”

CASE OF “YOU MOVE NEXT” FOR FRATERNITIES ON CAMPU   Many Changes Will Be Made in Loca tion of Greek Letter Organizations This Summer.

\RIOTING IN SPAIN ENDS   Release of Prisoners Who Have Been He'd Without Trial Restores Order.

STOPS RIOTING IN. SPAIN   Peace Restored in Several Cities When Prisoners Are Released.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BROTHER   Cenfession Made to Police Leads to Filimg Charge of Murder.

AFP MITS SHOOTING BROTHER   Teouis Bennett, Kansas City, Says it Was Accidental.

THE MORGAN BANK BOMB UNSOLVED   DETECTIVES SEEM TO BE COMPLETELY WITHOUT CLEW.

POLIGE ADMIT MYSTERY BLAST BAFFLES THEM   jEnd Of Sixth Day Since Explosion Sees No Solution.   WORK CONTINUES   Detectives Make Thorough Investigation In New Jersey.

PRESIDENTIAL PHIMARY Wilt Be nELW TODAY   Gov. Lowden and Gen. Wood Will Contest in Illineis   NO CONTEST FOR DEMOCRATS

BATTLE OF BALLOTS FOUGHT TOMORRGM   Opposing Candidates Ex press Confidence.

MOONSHINING.      Deputies Will’ Wage Wat _on,'Makers of ‘Illicit Whiskey i in Hills

OFFICERS FORMULATE PLANS   Will Wage War on Moonshiners In Southern West Virginia.

MOONSHINING . HAS INCREASED   Deputies Will Wage War on ‘Makers. of Illicit Whiskey in Hills

WAR TO BE WAGED ON ILLICIT. DISTILLERS   Specially Trained . Deputies to Start Cleaning Out Worl in Southern West Virginia.

Men’s heavy ribbed n suits while they at , all siz. 3. H. Hieronymus.   WISCONSIN TO  TO ASK BEP . K REPEAL AGT

Declare Price Was Reduced Be > cause of Over-Supply and Chase Nemand

DEALERS DENY  PRICE WAR ON MILK STATIONS   Declare Price Was Reduced Be. * cause of Over-Supply and Short Demand

KANGHS CITY QAIRIES STOP OALE OF MILK AG PROTEST AGAINST LAW   DECLARE NEW MILK ORDINANCE IS UNREASONABLE AND MILK FAMINE IS ON,

KANSAS CITY'S MILK DEALERS STOP DELIVERY   Declare Milk Grading Ordinance is “Unreasonable and Prohibitive.”’

TWO PERISH H IN FIRE   lebraske : ‘Men Trapped in Rogming . House While They Silopt.

REASONS GIVEN FORDECLINE OF PRICE QF WHEAT   Charges Made hy Senator!   Arthur: Capper Answered : by- Grain Dealers

Federal investigators Complete Work in Chicago and Turn to New Centers to Ferret Out Basis of Charges

CAUSE OF LOW WHEAT   CHICAG O BOARD OF TRADE US HEARD. FROM,  1   ‘Senator Cap er Stirred Things Uy by Charging Mauipulation by “~~ Commission- Men.

FINISH INVESTIGATION   CHARGES OF MANIPULATION OF WHEAT PRICES GIVEN A HEARING FN CHICAGO.

PUBLIC CLAMOR BROUGHT WHEAT DROP [S$ CLAIM   MANIPULATION ON CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE !S DENIED BY BROKERS

WITNESSES GIVE FOUR REASONS FOR DECLINE   Wheat Prices Forced Down by Conditions, Claim

CHICAGO GRAIN DEALERS TELL OF PRICE DROF   Trade Commission is Invest geting Chaige of Speculation   Alleged Reasons For Drop Are Given

WORK WILL MOVE        MEMBER HIGHW. DENIES RANGE           Chims There is” Reganling Com  Dispute

WOK WILL MOVE   MEMBER HIGHWAY COMMISSION Ith NIES ANGE LINE REPORTS,   Claims There is Little Dispute Reevarding Concessions,

Italian Leaders Adopt Platonic Resolution in Socialist Meeting at Trieste.

FORMER EMPRESS OF GERMANY   Says She Will Enter a Monas tery in America or England. Demand for Emperor   MADE ON THE ALLIES

BRYAN. VISITS IN CAPITAL   Nobraskan Confers with. Colby .and Othor- Party Leaders

MOTRER URGES MERCY   Declares Son Is Victim of and Pays Penalty for Degeneracy of Father.

WHISKEY STILLS FOR DOMESTIC USE   FIRM IN NEW. YOuK WADI STILLS OF GALLON CAPAC. ITY FUR TOME

PALMER GRANGE: STATUS OF BILLS   Attorney General Rules Against the “Pocket Veto.”   WILSON MAY SIGN MEASURES   Ruling Is Requested by Senator Jones of Washington — President Can Still Act Upon Water Power  ~~" Act. and Others.

RULES AGAINST — “POCKET VETO”   Palmer Holds Wilson Has Ten Days for Signing After Adjournment.   GHANGES STATUS OF BILLS   President Can Still Act Upon Wate! Power Measure and Resolution Repealing Wartime Legis lation.

RULES AGAINST — “POCKET VETO”   Palmer Holds Wilson Has Ten Days for Signing After Adjournment.   President Can Still Act Upon Water _ Power Measure and Resolution Repealing Wartime Legis Iation 

POCKET VETO. IS -INVALIT   According to Attorney General and President Will Sign Bills.

KILLS “POCKET VETO”   Palmer Holds Wilson Has Ter Days for Signing.   Can Still Act Upon Water Power Bill and Resolution Repealing Wartime Acts.

M issionary Makes Butchery Charges Against Japanese   Dr. W. T. Cook Accuses Troops  of Slaying Innocent Koreans in Cold Blood

Russian Reds Disregard Armistice Provision and Move on Polish Capita

POLES DIO TRESOED DY Tne SITUATION   RAPID ADVANCE OF REDS THROWS ENTENTE INTO GREAT EXCITEMENT *   WOMEN SOLDIERS FIGHTING   At Least Two Battalion of Womer Troops Stood Unflinchingly Before the Attack of Bolsheviki,

BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY. NORTH OF WARSAW   Fear Reds Intend Complete Polish Disaster Before Imposing _ Drastic Peace Ternis

GIRLS’ SCHGGL HEAD SLAIN   Ficorence House!  Shot—Husband of Housekeeper Also Slain at South Pasadena.

GLOSE OF STATE SESSIOR   NEW CONSTITUTION WILL PROVIDE FOR OISTRICT MEETINIGS

STATE. TEACHERS’ MEETING IS CLO El   May Be Last Session of State-Wide Scope; May Institute Sectional Meetings.

GIVEN SENTENCE OF THREE YEARS   Joseph Caillaux, Former Premicr of France, Found Guilty and Sentenced   CREDIT IS GIVEN HIM   For Time Served in Jail and Prison Sentence Will be Only One Month

CAILLAUX 1S SENTENGED 10 3. YEARS IN. PRISON   Former French Premier Found. Guilty of Corresponding With the En-emy During the War.

FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE   Convicted of Holding Correspondence With Enemy During War   PRISONER REMAINS SILENT   Attorneys Aver He Will Soon Be Released

FORMER. PREMIER. OF FRANCE CONVICTED, OF HOLDING CORSHESRONDENCE WITH o>  ES JERMANY. .   MUST SERVE A “PRISON SEN. TENCE GF THREE YEARS-HAS SERVED THIRTY:  FI¥YR HONTHS, -

CAILLAUX SENTENCED 10 ~PAISON FOR TREASON T ~~ FRANCE DURING THE WAR   ‘irst Verdict of Kind in History of Any of the -Allied Countries Since Conflict Returned by Senators.

405, GAILLAUK GETS oENTENG AF THREE YEARS   French Senate Convicts Former Premier for Correspon, dence With Enemy   FIVE YEAR BANISHMENT PROVIDED,SAYS COUNSEL   eLECTORAL RIGHTS ALSO TC BE TAKEN AWAY, ATTORNE’ REPORTS; CAILLAUX DE CLINES STATEMENT.

SENTENCE FOLLOWS CONVENTION ON CHARGE OF HAVING CORRESPONDENGE. WITH GERMAN GOVERNMENT  VARAGRIIAN GTP OUTIL  oratranie

LAST EDITION   FORMER FRENCH PREMIER IS FOUND GUILTY OF TREACH. ERY IN THE WAR WITH GERMANY   MAY BE RELEASED SQON   jCalllaux Hay Atready Served 28 Months in Prison and Will Be Credited With That On  - His Sentence—Sen\  ~\ ate Imposes Sen“¢ tence

DANIELS RAPS NAVAL PROBE   Secretary Says Senate Committee Went Too Far in the Sims Investigation.

DANIELS ATTACKS COMMITTEE   ChaHenges Chairman Hale to Pro. auce Admiral Sims' Letter.

DANIELS AND HALE HAVE LIVELY TILT   SECRETARY DOESN’T LIh¥F THI WAY IN WHICH SPENATE PROB ERS ARE CONDUCTING THI NAVAL INQUIRY.

SUB-COMMITTEE WENT OUTSIDE OF ITS POWERS SAYS   Secretary Daniels Insists Sims Dealt in Personalities

DANIELS TURNS THE TABLES   Secretary of Navy Come: Back Hard on Senator Hale.

DANIELS SLAPS _ SUB-COMMITTEE    Makes Accusation That They Exceeded Their Original Power.   MR. HALE DEFENDS SIMS   Says Admiral’s Testimony And Letter Were Impersonal. Aimed at “Responsible Heads,”

DANIELS TAKES UP GAUNTLET AT NAVAL HEARING   Committee Charged With Exceeding Powers By Secretary.

ee  Daniels and Hale in Tiff Regarding Navy Hearing      Secretary Accuses the Senate Sub-Committee of Exceeding Its Authority in Conduct  Laka  See eee

UB-COMMITTEE — EXCEEDED POWERS      Daniels Asserts Sims Given Opportunity of Making ‘‘Ostentatious” Presentation of His Charges.

DANIELS SAYS SENATE BODY EXCEEDED TAS!   Contends the Committee Was t¢ Look Into War Decoraions Only.

SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE EXCEEDED ITS POWERS IN INVESTIGATION   Seceretary Daniels Makes Accusation to This Effect, Saying Committee Went Outside Original Controversy Over Naval Decorations—Daniels Apparently Gets Better of Argument With Chairman Hale, of Committee.

DANIELS ACCUSES SENATE OF EXCEEDING  {TS REAL POWERS   Says That the Sims Matter  Should Have Been Investi - gated From Angle of Navai Decorations Only by the Committee.

DANIELS TURNS TABLES ON HALE   l'peLLS - CHAIRMAN THAT "SENATE COMMITTEE  Ik EXCEEDING ITS AU. MIITORITY      Secretary: Appears for Cross Examination” and Begins Juestioning Senator, Too.

DANIELS DECLINES TO GIVE POLICIES   Navy Secretary Regards What! Took Place At Meetings As Confidential.

HAD NO ‘WILL.TO WIN’   “THE SIMS CHARGE WAS PER-! SONAL.” CLAIMED. }

DANIELS RAPS NAVAL PROBE      Secretary Says” Senate Committee Want Too Far. in the Sima *‘Investioation.

Daniels and Hale in Tiff Regarding Navy Hearins      Secretary Accuses the Senate Sub-Committee of  Exceeding Its Authority in Conduct atthe Inquiry.

COAL OPERATORS ASK FOR WRITS OF INJUNCTION   Deelire Prosecutions Cader Indictments Will Laterfere With Operation of Mines,

ASK FOR INJUNCTION   To Restrain Prosecution of Coal Co. Officials

FEIN READ KILLED BY BRITISH COPS   Reprisals Asked For ths Death of Unionists Starts Guns.

MORE SINN FEIN REPRISAL:   County Counsellor Lynch Killed  Dublin Hotel—Shot Through the Heart.

SYMPATHY VOTE FOR ERIN   Resstution, “Viewing With Grave Con. oorn” Conditions iIncireland Fe. ported by Mouse Body.

YRELAND SHOULD HAVE RiGhi 10 CHOOSE FORM OF GOVERNMENT SAYS RESOLUTION OF THE HOUSE:   Foreign Affairs Committee Reports Out Expression of Concern and Sympathy Over “Cor ditions in Erin—Long Committee Fight Ended. Vote Favored Resolution 11 to 7.

HOUSE REPORTS SYMPATHY WITH IRISH PEOPLE   Ask Action on Resolution Next Week!

FAVOR RESOLUTION ON LRISH QUTLODK   HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOR. EIGN RELATIONS REPORTS OUT A RESOLUTION,   Burnings of Barracks and Other - Public Property Reported In Ireland—More Troops Are Arriving.

HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS IRELAND   FREEDOM RESOLUTION IS FAVORABLY REPORTED BY 11 TO 7 VOTE.

SENATORS GRAVE OVER SITUATION IN IRELAND AND ADOPT MEASURE   View “wire ALARM “GRAVE CONDI NS" IN IRELAND, SAYS THPOREIGN, AFFAIRS BODY

RESOLUTION  REPORTED OUI   Expresses : Sympathy in Irish Aspirations for Government.

VOTE OF SYMPATHY FOR ERIN   Resolution Reported by House Foreigr Affairs Committee.

 Sympathy for  Ireland Expressed   House Committee on Foreign Rela. ions Report Resokitions of Syim. pathy With Irish Aspirations,

House Thinks Ireland nd Ought to Be Free And Extends Sympatby to Her People

Old Building at Caulfield and  Loughbrickland Barracks Piva at   TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT   Tivo British Battleships and Several Destroyers at Londonderry.

SYMPATHY: “VOTE FOR “ERIN   ‘Resolution “Viewing. With Grave Con. cern” Conditions in Ireland Reported by House Body.

sic tenes Sa RRR  CONCERNED OVER CONDITIONS IN IRELAND AND IN SYMPATHY WITH ASPIRATIONS OF IRISH PEOPLE

SYMPATHY -WITH IRISH   House Committee Reports out Reso-. Jution on Irish Independence,

Neither British Government Nor Any Official Seriously Considering Suegestion of Ceesion.

WITNESS IN THE BOOZE PROBE IS CRAZED BY FEAR   CHIEF GOVERNMENT WITNESS CONFESSES OF BRIBE AND LATER MIND COLLAPSED

GETS $40,000 FOR FORCING PERMIT   Federal Officers Implicated ir Alleged Chicago Booze Ring.

INVESTIGATION OF THE CHICAGO WHISKEY RING   TO BE WADE BY FEDERAL GRANDE JURY CALLED BY JUDGE 1(ngis

STRIKE SPREADS RAPIDLY GOVERNMENT 19 INTERVENE   Total Cessation of Railroad Traffic Has Been Caused in Some Cities and a Food Fam’ Gne Is Threatened.   BROTHERWOODS LOSING CONTROL   Prospective Action of Federal Authorities May Be Rendered Unnecessary if Reported Weakening of Strike is Already On.   NEW YORK BADLY CRIPPLED.

40,000 R. R. MEN OUT;  FEAR FOOD SHORTAGE IN NEW YORK, TOLEDO   Five Passenger Trains Are Cancelled in New York, Fear Felt City May Be Cut Of ~ From New Jersey Commuter Workers HUGE STEEL MILLS ARE FORCED TO SHUT DOWN      STRIKE SPREADS TO  meacervocone tTreTre

Western Sugar Beet Concerns Offer. ing Big Price to Growers; Advance of $2 Per Ton Indicates Larger Pay For Sweets During Next Year.

PRICE SREN   Bect Growers Offered An Advance of 82 Per Ton for Coming  fines

HIGHER SUGAR PRICE SEEN   Beet Growers Offered an Advance of 82 Per Yon for Coming Cron.

“Ninety-nine Percent of Socialists Are Atheists and Agnostics ” is Statement Attributed to Morris Hillquit--Collins Says One of Party’s Aims is to Abolish Family Life.

RELIGION GOES © INTO HEARING OF SOCIALISTS   WITNESS DECLARES ORGANIZA “TION 1S AGAINST FAM. > FLY. LIFE

FAR RELICIO   Is the Charge Made Against th Socialists by K. of C. Worker at Hearing Today.   GIRL WITNESS CLAIMS SOLOMON SPIT ON FLAG   During a Reerniting Campaign in Brooklyn—Effort to Strike Out This Evidence Was Defeated by the Committee Chairman.

BROOKLYN TRANSIT SYSTEM TIED UP BY UNEXPECTED STRIKE   No Surface Cars: Running’ Las' Night and But Few Elevated: 01 ‘Subway Trains Operated.   TAKE BUSSES TO CONEY ISLAND

BROOKLYN HAS CAR STRIKE   Transportation Tied ap by a Walilkont of Fight Thousand KReplid Transit E#qaplovyves.

STREET CAR STRIKE — TIES UP BROOKLY!   8,000 Go Out on B. R. T.; Coney Island Has 100,000 Despite Difficulties

DEMANDS DENIED BR TLMEN QUIT   4 Sunday Crowds Are Transported in Motor Buses and Vehicles of Every Description   Approximately 8,009 Employe Are Ont im Pretest Against Company's Attitude

BROOKLYN CAR LINES ~ TIED UP BY STRIKE   TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ARE PARALYZED BY WALKOUT > OF 8,000 MEN.

STATES WORK TOGETHER   Central West Farmers Will Act Concertedly for Mutual Beneft*

COMMITTEE PROBE OF UGCUPATION OF HAT! MAKING RAPID PROGRES'   GENERAL BARNETT PROBABL)  WILL BE FIRST WEPNESS BEFORE THE COURT.

HAITIAN INQUIRY BEGINS TOMORROW   “Indiscriminate Killings” Alleged.

WILL VISIT HAITI   ‘ Court of Inquiry Will Investigate  Charges Against Marines.

i a MES. Wt LSON WH EATLItY ni               so] Ue oe ombicn Meath, Tyok Pk  ace Nea ‘Tet Lf Morning. =  pare

MES. WILSON W HEATLEY EAD.   Beath Tok Plice Near Tetersbure arly This Morning... 

LONDON HEARS THAT GRECIAN KING IS DEAL   Dispatch From Paris Says : Noted Surgeon is Hurrying to Athens.

RULER DIES OF BITE ON HAND FROM PET APE   Alexander Sinks Slowly. Temperature Reaching 104 Yesterday.

MAE SWENEY’S FRIENDS APPEAL TO PREMIEF   Lloyd George, At Lucerne, Bombarded With Requests to Release Lord Mayor of Cork.

IRISH IN APPEAL FOR CLEMENCY 10 MAYOR M’OWEENE]   English Premier Bombarded by Requests for Release of Cork Executive in London Prison.

LECTURES WELL RECEIVED.   large Crowds Heard Dr. House al Chistian Church.

LECTURES WELL RECEIVED.   Lance Crowds Heart De. House a Christjan, Church.

DRIVES AUTO. - OFF AFERRY   Daughter of Breik 1. Steelman cf Hazelton Drowned In White River.

GRAM ON “NOUN ONS ON ~ FOR THIS SUNIMER   MUCH REPAIR WORK. ON BALTT_MORE & OHIO MAIN TRACK Is: , PLANNED DURING SUMMER   RAIL AND MATERIAL. SHORTAGE SERIOUS   Construction of aNew rid dora Started—steel Kt To Be 124 Feet Lone:

BUSY PROGRAM ON INDIANA DIVISION   RAIL AND MATERIAL SHORTAGE   Construction of New Bridge at Me dora Started—Steel Structure Will be 124 Feet Long.

THREE VICTIMS OF “BELFAST RICTING BURIED TODA Five Hundred Volunteers Turn Out for Funeral of Two of Them

Thousands Line Course of Cortege on Way to Burial Place.   FEELING AT 3 AT HIGH  PITCH IN CITY

500 VOLUNTEERS MARCH TO GRAVE   Parade at Belfast Funerals Despite Orders   TOWN iS WRECKED   Soldiers Act in Reprisal After Attack on Barracks  and Death of Sergeant. _

MISS AMERICA THE WINNER.   Detroit's Fast Boat Establishes New Worla Paeard

POLES INSPIRED BY WILSON NOTE PROMISING AlD   SURPLUS ARMY FOOD STOCK CAN RE SENT TO SUFFERING POLES AT ONCE

AMC RUA TO GE, POLAND SOME AID   PRESIDENT’S NOTE ON THE SITUATION CAUSES SPECULATION IN CAPITAL   MAY SUPPLY FOODSTUFFS   Pledge of America’s Support Is Welcomed By Polish Ambassador—No Recognition For Bolsheviki.

WILSON PROMISE — TNSPIRES POLES   President Promises to Use “AN Available Menns’ to Protect Polish Independence.

U.S. MAY SEND VAST STOCK OF FOOD TO POLE’   Action to Follow Pledge of Country's Independence and - Territoriat Integrity.’

MATERIAL AID FO POLAND WILL oO0N BE GIVEN BY YS   Vast Food Stores Are Available Which Can be Furnished Without Further Legislation.

NLSIN PR PROMISE +” INSPIRES POLE!   Presitent Promises to Use “All Availble Means" to Protect Posh Independence.’

WILSON WILL EXTEND MATERIAL AID TO THE POLES   THIS WAS ANNOUNCED IN OFFT. (IAL QUARTERS AT WASH.INGTON TP IS SAID

SCATHINCLY DENOUNCES RES. “SIA ANI) HE RED GOYERNYWENT q   EXPECTED AMERICA WILL SEND LARGE. SUPPLIES OF FOOD STUFFS TO POLAND

WILSON NOTE INSPIRES ‘POLES WITH NEW HOPE   Prince Subouthski of Poland Bayi Document wii Te ’.Given Widest: Publici

PRES, WILSON WILL EXTEND “MATERIAL AlD   -J0- POLAND   ‘‘Bolsheviki Do Not Rule by the Will or the Consent of  Any. Considerable . Portion  of the Russian People.’’

WILSON TO MOVE TO AID POLAND   Note to Italy Contains Pledg of American Assistance

PRESIDENTS NOTE GIVEN TO PEOPLE   WOULD PROTECT BOUNDARIES OF RUSSIAN STATE   Nation Will Aid Pole: As Far As Possible Against Red Arms.

UNITED STATES... ah EEO      AMERICA’S  ‘PLAN LAN WILL ‘ASSURE POLAND. OF POLITICAL — INDEPENDENCE.

Ail Available Means Will be Used tc Protect Independence ot. Country   Full Support Pledged   Peaue Plin of Lleyd Gearge fo Lendon Conference Completely Rejected . °

WILSON’S NOTE GIVES POLAND RENEWED HOPE   THE ENITED STATES TO EX. TEND MATERIAL AID AGAINST THE RED INVASION.      it Was Unofficially Stated in Washington ‘That Food Supplies Would Soon Be Porwardto Pales.

NUEPENUENT NATIONS MUST BE PROTECTED {9 VEW OF U.S. OFFIGAL   Does Not Sanction Lloyd George’s Plans for Peace Between Poland and Russia and Believes That Soviet Property Must Be Protected.

TEND AD TO ~ POLAND. WILSON   Wetid use all Available Meaus That Country

THAN STANDARD   Fstimated Revenue Will Be Avout $241,000,000 More Than Amount Allowed By Government,   HIGHER THAN RECORD, LOWER THAN SOUGHT   Experts Will — ‘Toda Figuring New Tarif Schedules Which Will Ge into Effect By Sept. 1.

RATE INGREASES AR GRANTED RAILAGADS   To Give Carriers Annual! Income of $1,134,000,000.   LESS THAN SUM SOUGHT

RAILROAD RATES TO INCREASE ON SEPT. 1   Reads Autherized to Increase All Rates by Interstate ene

RAILROADS IN TRIM TO MAKE UP LOSSES   INCREASE MAY PUT THEM ON FI. NANCIAL FEET.   Operating Income Under Rate Ad wanee Estimated at #1,154,000,000 Annually—tTravel May  Be Cut Dowasn.

INCRERSED RAIL “ANTES MAY CURTAIL * pASSENPER TRAFTI   Increases Will Produce Ne Operating Income of Ove Billion Dollars; and is Ef fective Sept. J—New Tariff ‘Being Prepared. oe

Increase In Freight Rates Of From 25 To 49 Per Cent. Granted By Interstate Commerce  Commission To Help Meet New Expenses

EXPECT TRAVEL - TO SLACKEN AS RATES GO HIGH   ROADS TO MAKE $241,000,00€ IN EXCESS OF STANDARD RETURN

RAILROAD. RATES INCREASE EFFECTIVE WITH THE END OF U.S. GUARANTEE ON SEPT.    Carriers’ Experts Will Start Today on Tash of Preparing New Tariff Schedules Whict Are Expected. to Give a Net Operating Income of $1,134,000,000 Annually

TOTAL REVENUE ON RAIL RATES 5 UST GUEST   FURTHER DATA ON INCREASES   EXPERTS ARE AT WORK PREPARING NEXT SCHEDULES.

ORSE BREEDERS TO MEET   STATE HORSE BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION WILL ASSEMBLE AT LINCOLN HOTEL, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., FEB. 4 AND 5.

a]  S  bert OR:  vay  Rey  SUL abi      STATE HORSE BREEDERS’ AsSOCIATION WiLL ASSEMBLE AT LINCOLN HOTEL, INDLANAPOLIS., IND. FEB. 4 AND 5.

PROTEST ENVOY'S OIL STATEMENTS   Remarks Aitributed to Mexican Representative Assailed by Land Holders   DECLARED MISLEADING   Paris of Speech Delivered Before Petroleum Institute Subject of Attack

AMERICAN LAND HOLDERS AND OIL INTERESTS PROTES   Say Statements of Financial Agent of Mexican Government Are Misleading.   REFERRED TO METHODS OF ACQUIRING PROPERTY   H. A. Sibbet Says Article 27 Provides for Divesting of American Companies of Le. gally Acquired Land Without Apppreciable Compensation.

99,967 FORD CARS MADE IN MONTH   This Is At the Rate of One Car Every Eighteen and One-Half Seconds—A Record For Only One Day.

Three Henrys Are Born Each Minute   Ford Company Turns Out One Auto mobile Every 183g Seconds— 99.967 in One Month

LABOR URGES CONTINVANCE A, A, CONTROL   Letter of Objections Addressed to Congress Signed By 14 Union Heads

Says Return of Rails Now Would Lead to Bankruptcy   Acting Head of Railway Employes Department, American Federation of Labor, Urges Federal Operation for at Least Two More Years—Reasons Are Outlined in Letter to Members of Congress.

FEDERAL CONTROL FOR 2 MORE YEARS URGED BY JEWEL   HEAD OF RAELWAY UNEONS SAYS RETURN Wh LEAD To BANKRUPTCY

SAYS PANIC MAY COME IF ROADS "ARE RETURNEL   Rail Employes Oficial Urges Government Retain _ Qontre] for Bd Years

URGES CONTINUANCE OF RAIL CONTROL 2 YEARS   ‘American Federation Leader Di clares Return Will Mean Bankruptcy.

etter of Objection Signed By  4 Railroad Unions; Rever: "sion to Private Operations Would Lead to Bankruptcy, Acting Union President Declares

URGES CONTINUANCE OF FEDERAL OPERATION   Labor Leader Declares Return of Railroads to Private Owners Will Lead to Bankruptcy

JEWELL Unto GOVT. RETAIN AUADS 2 YEAR   GIVES CONGRESS REASONS IN SUPPORT OF POSITION TAKEN BY WORKERS   Incidentally Refers To Development Of Southern Ports and Terminals During Control

RAIL LEADER SAYS ROADS WILL TOPPLE   Belleycs That Return of Lites Would Lead ta Their Bankrupter.

“KING” SYKES IS iN BAD   House of David Leader Charged With Fraud.

WORLD. DID: NOT END SO JOSHUA SYKES’ VICTIM... “ASKS RETURN OF. $15¢

SELF STYLED KING OF HEAVEN IS UNDER ARREST   Denver Man is Charged  With Confidence  Game   PLEECED MEMBER OF HIS FLOCK

START FIRST EXAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY   FRESHMEN TO MEST YIRST TEST IX EXAMS NEXT WHER.

CONEY VSLAND MAY STAGE CARPENTIER BOUT FOR SSO0 O00   Reported That This Sum Has Been Offered By One Of the Amusement. Parks For the Thanksgiving Dat ‘W7sth Nemneev. .

ROBBERS GIVE FREE ADVICE a TO VICTIMS   Recommend Burglary to People Held Up in New York Drugstore.

MANHATTAN YEGGS PULL OFF BOLD ROBBER}   Lock Proprietor _ and Customer In Store After “Friskine”’ Them and Emptving Till.

O00 GERMANS ON WAR VANDAL LloT   Crown Prince and Hindenburg Are Prominent Names.   RUPRECHT ALSO INCLUDED   News of the Demand Causes Panic in Berlin—All the “Best Families” Are Hit—Many Former Officials in Flight.

Crown Prince and Hindenburg Are Prominent Names. —   RUPRECHT ALSO INCLUDED   News of the Demand Causes Panic ir Berlin—All the “Best Families’ Are H:t-—Many Former Offi, ~ cials in Flught.

GROWN PRINCE HEADS LIST OF THOSE TO BE EXTRADITED BY ALLIES   HINDENBERG, MACKENSEN, HOLLWEG AND LUDENDORFF ARE OTHERS INCLUDED IN ALLIES DEMANDS.

EXTRADITION LIST FOR BERLIN GET: ALLY COUNCIL 0. k.   Neither. Note Nor List to Be Made Public in Paris, Is’ Ambassadors’ Decision.

HINDENBURG SURRENDER ALSO ASKED   Allies Demand Extradition of Hollweg, Ludendorff, Von Mackensen, and Number of Princes and Titled Officers.

COUNCIL COMPLETES EXTRADITION LST: HAND IT TO GERMAN   Ambassadors Prepare Note Ta “Go To Teuton Delegates * A Paris Today,   NOTE TO HOLLAND READY

HAND LIST OF GUILTY ONES TO ~ GERMAN ENVOYS   Allies’ Ambassadors’ Council  Makes out List of Germans  They Want Extradited for Trial for War Crimes.   HOLLAND MATTER LATER   Will Take up Reply of Holland in Regard to Ex-Kaiser Friday of This Week. Liat Not Made Public.

THE PRINCE MAY APPEAR   ‘Before a Judgment Bar if The Indications In Europe Today   REACH A CONCLUSION AS JUSTICE DEMANDS

GUUNGIL APPROVED   LATRADITION NOTE IS FRAME! AND READY PORK GEEMANY.   bavatradition of Former Kaiser Alse Getting \tUtCntion.

DEMAND VON HINDENBDRG   List of Accused Officers Approved.   Demand For Extradition For Wat Crimes Inciudes I!!ustrious Company For Former Kaiser.

ANSWER TO HOLLAND NOTE DENYING THE EX-KAISER IS READY   Paris Newspapers Disagree as to Contents of Diplomatic Correspondence Sent.   WILLIAM’S SONS ARE ASKED FOR IN DEMAND   Petit Parisien Says@ Diplomatic Relations With Dutch May Be Severed by Allies.

APPROVE NOTE TO GERMANY   Communication Will Be Handed at Once to Hun Delegates

CROWN PRINCE ARE DEMANDET      BINDENEURG,” “¥ON MACKENSON AND OTH-~ ERS INCLUDED IN LIST

Draft of Note to Ger mitny and List of Persons Demanded for Textradition Approved by Counc of Ambassadors,

(Continued_on Page Eight)  ACCUSED GERMANS   Hollweg Hindenburg, Luden’ dorff on List. °*

List Contains About 800 Names Including Many Prominent  © Soldiers and Crown Officers. Former Kaiser's Case Taken lin by Ambassadors.

GREAT HUN REUNION   li They Are Expeeted the Chambet ‘of the Conrt WI JLook Like a Session of “High Command”

G00 Titled Officers Demande Of Germany For Trial   DANIELS’ TESTIMONY SURPIS

COUNCIL APPROVES   EXTRADITION ‘NOTE 1S FRAME AND READY BOR -GERMANY.   Extradition of Former Kaiser Aisc ; 73 ? . oo Getting \VUteatio

ASK EXTRADITION OF CROWN PRINCE, VON HINDENBURG   Almost All Heads O Military Regime Demanded By Allies.

MOROWN PRINCE [3 FIRST; HINDENBURG HOLLWEG, WANTED   ALLIED DEMANDS HAND4 ED TO KURT VON LERSNER TODAY.   MANY ARBRE TITLED   Names of Alleged War Violatots Divided into Hight  Qaetignge.

CROWN PRINGE ON LIST GIVER BERLIN ENVOY   Council Approves Ros ter of Those Whose Trial is Demanded by  Te ie aaa   TOTAL ABOUT 800

CROWN PRINGE . HEADS ALLIES’. PRISONER LIS)   German Representative. to Re- ceive Names of ‘Those Demanded for Trial.

TITLED GERMANS ~ NAMED IN LIST   Allies Demand Diplomatic and Military Officials as Well as Dukes and Princes. -

DRAFT OF NOTE 10 GERMANY APPROVES   Council Decides To Make Neither the Note Nor List Public In Paris.

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KAISER’ SSONS DEMANDED PVTHR ALLIES   Entente Submits List of Those Charged With War Crimes   “ay PRADITION ASKED   Total Number  on List is 800: Supplied by Many Countries

ALLIES ASK 800 WAR CRIMINALS   Crown Prince’s Name Is Put at the Top of a Long Liet.   ALL “BEST FAMILIES” ARE HIT   Demand Also Includes Hollweg, Lu dendorff, Mackensen and Rup precht—Berlin in Panic  Over Note. e

BOMBING BREAKS UP ICE   Army: Aviators\Prepare Today to Gontinue Work'on Susquehanna

NO VOrE ON SUFFRAGE NEXT FALL   Secretary of State Declares No Referendum On Federal Amendment.  Does Not invalidate Proposed Referendum On Reynolds Act.

POWER OF BISHOPS TO BE LIMITED BY METHODIST CHURCK   SUPERINTENDENTS TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE UNDER PLANS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

PULAND AGAIN WARNED NOT 10 TNVADE RUSSIA   U. S. Government Will Disapprove Any Advance Into Bolshevik Territory   POLES HEARTENED BY RECENT AMERICAN NOTE   SUBSTANCE OF PREVIOUS COM. MUNICATION 38 RECEIVED WITH FAVOR BY WRANGEL AND ANTI-BOLSHEVIKI, 

WARN POLAND NOT TO INVADE REN TERRITORY   American Policy ts Outlined to Minister With Polish Government.   POLES PLEASED BY RKOTE   Even the Bolsheviks Are Not Entirely Angered by Wilson Letter.

California Senator Urge: Democrats Congratulate the Administration

SMO OTATE — OPENAMINDEE   Not Committed in Ad. vance to Hither Party’ DLalae

JAPAN'S POLICY TOWARD AUSoIA IS MADE PUBLIC   PREMIER HARA DECLARES QUESTIONS ARE GREATEST BEFORE WORLD.   WILL LIVE UP TO TERMS   Nation is Ready to Restore Kiau Chau to China—Also Stands Ready to Give Financial Support.

OUTLINE POLICIES OF JAP GOVERNMENT   Questions Pertaining to Russia and (“ina Occupy Foremost Place.

JAPAN REPEATS OHANTUNG PLEDGE   Premier Says Territory o — Kiauchau Will Be Restored to China.

LOS ANGELES 1S SHAKEN AGAIN   Two Shocks Are Felt Early This: Morning.and Slight Damage Is Done.

o Shocks Are Felt Early This Morning but No Damage Has Been Reported °      People Badly Scared   Man: Persons Flee From Their  vany  } Homes in Nightclothes When Tremors Come

QUAKE SHOCKS   Two Shocks Disturbed Los - Angeles This Morning —No Damage

PRINGELINGD SMUGGLED MILLIONS   Children of Ex-Emperor Wil helm Took Much Cash to Holland.   250,000,000 MARKS SAID TO BE FIGURE   Matter is Inquired Into a Today’s Session of the Reichstag.

thy S sidaat tt i TX 0 ESE   Princess Named Amoig Hundr2c Noted Persons Accused.   250,000,000 MARKS INVOLVED   Charged That Crown Princess Cecilie Prince Eite! Frederick and Others Have Taken Large Amounts of Money to Holland.

PRINGES HELD AS SMUGGLERS   Former Kaiser’s Relatives Among 100 Noted Personages Accused.   LOOT REACHES BiG FIGURE   Crown Prince Cecelie, Prince Ejite Frederick and Others Have Taken to Holland Money Aggregating  250,000,000 Marks.

Charge: Made. They  Have Smug _ gled Millions of Marks * Out of- Germany.   A-ROW IN THE REICHSTAG   When Facts As To. What. Ha: Been Going On Are Brought. Into the Open. ~

WITH SMUGGLING OF  GERMAN GOVERN.  - MENT MILLIONS IN. TO HOLLAND.   Former Crown Princess Cecelie and Several! Princes in the Plot —

GERMANS SMUGGLED MANY VALOMBLES i  “HOLLAND. TERRITORY.      Charged By Herman’ Muller, Former German Chancellor. Many Millions Involved— . Crown Prince Frederick De‘intee Charee.

Millions of German Money ~— Is Being Sent to Holland   ‘luge Sums Smuggled into The Netherlands Placed to Credit of Members of the Former German Royal Family.

KIN OF THE KAISER ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING   Prince and Princesé. Named Among Hundred Other Noted Persons of Germany.

A OMUGCLINGPLOT FOUND IN GERMANY   MEMBERS OF FORMER ROY. AL HOUSE ACCUSED OF PEING PARTIES TO PLAN.   NHIPPED QUT THE GAGE   250,000,000 Marks In Germany Money Transferred to Holland. Property Also Taken Over Border.

Bib BUSINES NOME G LINE   FORMER GERMAN CHANCEL LOR SAYS EMINENT PERSONS ARE INVOLVED

Hohenzollern Princes and Princesses Charged With Smuagling Coin to Holland

MILLIONS SWMUGGLED OUT OF GERMANY   Forwarded to Members of Royal Family ti Holland,

°F  GLAIMANS SEE GOIN SMUGLED -AYARISTOCRAC   One: Hundred Eminent Persons Accused’ of “Sneaking” Money to Holland

Former German Chancellor Asserts That Over 250,000,000 Marks Have Been Smugoled To Holland

GERMAN NOBILITY HAVE BEEN BUSY SMUGGLIN   i  Declared They Have Taken Vas' Sums From Germany Into Holland.

AISER’S FAMILY \EAKS FORTUNE 1T OF GERMANY   }0 Million Marks Are muggled To Holland, Chancellor Says.

MONEY SMUGGLED INTO HOLLAND BY MEMBERS OF GERMAN ROYALTY.   Process Cecilie Alleged to Have Taken Part in Activities; . Formre Grand Chancellor Mueller Says Millions  of Marks Thus Have Left the Country.

VAST FORTUNE REPORTED SMUGGLED OUT OF GERMANY ROYAL FAMILY IS INVOLVEI

_ Germany to Holland   SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF FORMER KAISER ENGAGED IN_ QUESTION. ABLE OCCUPATION — 250,000,000 MARKS NOW IN SAME COUNTRY AB  EMPEROR SO .

BANK FIRMS AID IN CASH REMOVAL   Former Chancellor Would Put Financial Leaders on Carpet for Aiding Royalty in Spiriting Funds Over Dutch Border.   EX-CROWN PRINCE SAYS HIS FATHER PAYS HIS BILLS

GERMAN MILLIONS - SMUGGLED AWAY   F ormer:Chanrellor Seys. Members © OF: “Royalty, Sent * ‘Huge  ‘Sums  To-Holland Firms’. -. .

WILL HONOR THE YANK DEAD   French Raising Funds to Carry Out Memorial Day Progran.

PROBE OF STRIKE AT NEW ORLEANS STARTS   FEDERAL GRAND JURY BEGINS IN. VESTIGATION OF “INSURGENT” RAIL WALKOUT.

AT KOKOMO,   Independents Mect Chamber of Con +} merece Tharsday 

PLAY AT KOKOMO,   Independents Meet Chamber of Con: ) merce Thursday Night,

NEW HAMPSHIRE FIGURES.   State Primary Reveals Heavy Increase Caused by Women Voters.

REPUBLICAN VOTE NEW HAMPSHIRE MUCH LARGER   Total as Officially Announced Followed Very Closely  * Praace PFiourea.

FEDERAL RESERVE DENIES LIMIT ON COTTON CREDITS   Board Declines Responsibility for ne obama in  Staple Market

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD DENIES SOUTH CHARGES   DECLINTS TO RESUME RESPON SIBILITY FOR DEPRESSION OF COTTON MARKET

11,000 POLICE IND ESERUES HapRINE eaAAK   Former Officers of World War Arm and -Organize to’ Heln Work   ‘ONE NIGHT DRAGNET BRINGS 150 ARRESTS   One Alleged Highwayman - Shot and Killed in-ResistE * ing Arrest’

ARMY: OF RESERVES. ‘HELP POLICE STEM “GREAT CRIME WAVE   Desperate Effort ’ to Check Lawlessness That Has Ter‘rorized Metropolis Bearing.  Fruit—150 In Net.

DRIVING CROOKS ~~ OUT OF NEW YORK   Whole Police Force Augmented ‘by Reserves Trying to Stop ° Crime Wave

POUGE DRAGNET 0 oP AEAL FUR NEW YORK GH   EVERY SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER TO BE BROUGHT UNDER ARREST IN CAMPAIGN,

POLICE DRAGNET ~ SEIZES CROOKS   Sweeping Roundup: Is In Progress.   NEW YORK OFFICERS’ ARREST SUSPECTS   Former Service. Mén. tc Offer Aid.

¢ DRIVE AGAINST CRIME.       New York Police Begin Bringing In All The Town Crooks. ,

NEW YORK CITY HAS ROUND-UF   Police ‘Department. Has Thrown Out Dragnet Over Metropolis

IN DRAGNET BY POLICE   11,000 Officers Engaged in Drive to Stem Crime Wave With Orders to Arrest Suspects On Sicht.

MARYLAND ENTRY TAKES KENTUCKY TURF CLASSIC      Paul Jones, Rice Pn. Wins FortyFifth Derby at Louisville— Wins $30,375 Purse.

$74,000 SUITS FOLLOW RIOTS   Victims Start Court Action Againsi West Frankfort and Frank. tin County.

DAMAGE SUITS FOLLOW RIOTS   Action for $74,000 Started in tt Courts of Danville, Ill.

THE CITY DADS MEET   CLAN MERTING NOT A BESY SSION,         Mate Set to Hear Objections an’ € Jmprovement.

THe GHY DAS BEET   Rie LAR MERTIAG NOT A BUSY it tot   Pate Set to Hear Objections on’ Citys Improvement,

PERSHING IS FOR TRAINING   Military Camps to Be Conductes Throughout Country Next Summer.

PERSHING IS FOR TRAINING   Military Camps to Be Throughout Country Next Summer.

ASK APPROPIATION TO DEPORT RADICAL!   Department Of Labor Will Pust Cases Against Red Asitators.

ASK CONGRESS FOR $1,150,000 TO DEPORT ALIENS   Department of Labo: Says it Needs Funds For Real Cleanup.

NEW JERSEY FISHERMAN COACHED SHAMROCK’S SKIPPER  ESS OSS ee Oe eT NEE GeO RET No Nn ela STE   Resolute Today Will Have Red Bank Sea Dog As Expert on Tides and Winds

HARDING oT ARTS VACATION JAUNT   President Elect to Forget Cares and Responsibilities for Month.   'WILL NAME CABINET LAST

MINNESOTA ALL FOR THE REPUBLICANS   LATE RETURNS SHOW COMPLETE VICTORY IN THAT STATE   rhe Eighth District Was in Doubt But the Republican Candidate is Reported Successful

SPELLBINDERS.-ABOUT FINISHED       SPELLBINDERS- ‘ABOUT Fl     ” FOR. TIPTON COUNTY.   Interest. in Campaign Is High, Bu . Lacks Old-Time ‘Ginger.

THE HOME OTRETCH   SPELLBINDERS ABOUT FINISHED FOR TIPTON COUNTY.   Interest in Cempaign Is High, But Jacks Old-Time Ginger.

SUGAR MARKET DPENS AGAIN   Immediate Detivery Quoted At 11 74-100—May Coffee Sells at 10 Cents.

“MAY SUGAR SOLD AT 10 CENTS   N. Y. Exchange Resumes Future Trad. ing Stenencded in 1917.

TRADE IN SUGAR FUTURES.   Tirst Sale is for May Delivery at  Ch Cbs ne

SELL MAY SUGAR AT 10 CENTS   New York Exchange Resumes Future Trading, Discontinued August 17, Of?

DELAWARE 10 VOTE SUFFRAGE IS BELIEF   Bill on Last Lap Towarc Ratification in Atlantic Coast State.

DELAWARE MAY 0, K. SUFFRAGE   Mensure Has Already Passod the Sen ate, sid Favorsble Action By -Honse Is Aptlelvoted

WOMAN SUFFRAGE;   Early Action On Amendment Expect: ed in Delaware.

MEXICANS GROWL AT EACH OTHER BUT DO LITTLE ~ FIGHTING      REVOLUTION SOUTH OF "THE BOR. HER MAY YET BE SETTLED BY NE} GOTIATIONS

COSSACK TROOPS IN CHINA   Army Under Genera! Sternberg Ad. vances Against City of Urga, in Mongolia.

Hostile Cossacks . Reported Moving . Against Chinese      Chief Town of Northern Dis.trict.is: Menaced by Stern-. berg Rdvance

RUSSIAN TROOPS IN CHINA   Cossacks Advance Against City of Uraa in Monoolia.

BRITTEN READY TO TELL SENATE   HE WILL EXPOSE ALLEGED FOREIGN MONEY CONTRIBUTIONS,

AMERICANS KILLED BY TURAS   School Near femid Reported Invaind and HReinuece MNerdered.

REPORT MURDER  CIVILIAN REFUGEES     American School Near Ismid Raidec y Kemal Pasha’s Troops.

MASSACRE IN ISMID SCHOOL   Constantinople Tells of Attack or American Institvtion by Young Turks.

LUCKET! 13 TAKER 10 PENITENTIARY   Removal From Court House to Train Accomplished Without Difficulty---Troops Still Parolling Lexington,

Mails, for Cleveland, and Smith, - Brooklyn, Likely - Pitchers:         FAIR WEATHER BRINGS: CROWD: TO: PARK EARL’      * Clevela Saturday— Ad: vantage: Sought... 5:

:  “Crank” in Kidnaping Case Will Probably Be Giwen a Life Sentenee,

ANOTHER _ STRIKE OF ~ SWITCHMEN   BREAKS OUT ON SHORE LINE RAILROAD AT TOLEDO.   Men from Four O Other Roads Join Movement—Trouble Caused by Delay of the Railwav Roard.

STRIKE UN IN LOLEDO MAY Tit UP RAI R(VANS   Delay of Wage Board in Fixing New Wage Held Responsible For Walk-Out.   /00 Expected to be Out Within A Few Days

STRIKE UN IN TOLEDO MAY Tit UP RAILROADS   Delay of Wage Board in Fixing  New Wage Held Responsible  For Walk-Out.

STATE POLICE WORK   Many Arrests and Property Recovered in August

FAMILY REFUSES: -T0 SUSPECT HIM   Members of the Houschold ‘of J. H. Barten, Audubon County Farmer, Will Not Believe Confession.

FAMILY REFUSES TO SUSPECT HARTMAN   Members of the Household of J. He Harton, Audubon County Farmer, Will Not Believe Confession of Floyd Hartman,

FEDERATED LABOR MEFTS.IN- LACROSSE   Union Men Fight Sale of Pro‘duct From Open Shop Brewery. ,

WISCONSIN LABORITES RAP SCHOOL SYSTEM   State Is Thirty-third Among All in Nation,

COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP IS URGED IN EDUCATION      Secretary of State Board Instances Slipping: Baclward of State aft Wisconsin.

STRINE RAIL        cere Rt MMe a  Hines to Give His Answer loday  ete um ee  EMPLOYES ARE FIRM  Situation Boraried As Most Serious   EMPLOYES ARE FIRM

RAIL WORKERS GO INTO CONFERENCE   Leaders of Brotherhoods Confer With Hines Relative to Wage Increases.   ANSWER TO BE IN WRITING   Rail Director Says Full Increase Demanded is Impossible At This Time.

HINES’ DECISION IS EXPECTED SOON   Final ‘Word Will Immediatels Tie-Up Roads   PREPARE FOR WALK-OUT   President of Trainmen Issues Warninn tn Administration

WARSAW IS UNDER   Russian Soviet Forces Are Attacking North and East Lines Within 25 Miles of Polish Capital   GAINS IN SOUTH COUNTER BALANCE © EVACUATION OF MLAWA AND PULTUSI

SOVIETS CAPTURE MLAWA.,   { Is Important Town on _ th Warsaw-Dansic Pailroad.

GERMANY YEILOS~ TO THE FRENCH      With Soldiers of France Ready to Ade  vance, Ebert Government Or. 3277  oe      ders)Troops Gael, Aeeort?- ms  ix fo Report      UNITED STATES WANTS TO KNOW

GERMANS CONTINUE TONITE INTO RUHR VALLEY      40,000. HAD [ENTERED _N sUTRAI   ZONE UP TO'7 O'CLOCK "SUNDAY NIGHT.      ECIDES TO (DELAY - Pp ‘FRENCH OCCUPATION       ‘Shouting “Hoek: der Kase" Ger. mans Enter (Hamburg, Dortmund Aud Other Cities.

DECISION IS PROMISED AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE   Railroad Labor Board Adjourns Publie Meetings Preparatory to Going Into Executive Session.

LLOWS A HOT TRAIL   County Attorney Brown of Ardmore, Okla., Continues  Search for Miss Clara rie Charged With Shooting  Jake L. Hamon.   DALLAS TAX! DRIVER HAULS EXCITED WOMAN   statement Says He Took Her as Far as Cisco, Texas, Where He Purchased Ticket to Take Her to El Paso— Carries Gun in Lap.

GIRL SOUGHT BY PGLIGE ADMITS CHARAES fy) AM   Chauffeur. Says He” Helped  Young Woman Hurry From Scene   DRIVER DECLARES SHE CONFESSED TO SHOOTING.   Tells of Ruse to Throw Pur- suers Off Trail by Use of © Baggaae -

WOMAN KILLER OF HAMON TRIED TO FLEE IN PLANE   CLAIMS FUGITIVE BROKE DOWN AND WEPT AS AUTO SPED OVER LONELY ROAD.

BOLSHEVIK PROPAGANDA,   Emissaries of Red Propaganda’ Aré Active Among Turkish Nationalists.

ALLIED TROOPS CANNOT PASS THROUGH GERMAN   Foreign Secretary So Announces —Will Send Note to The Entente.

MISSING GIRL FOUND TODAY AT WORK ON FARN   FARMER THOUGHT SHE WAS BOY   MISS LOUISA FLETCHER, WHER FOUND, DECLARED SHE WAS HAPPY DOING FARM WORK.   Girl Protested Against Being Teker Away from Her Chosen Work —Gave Fictitious Name.

Became Servant int in Farm House; - Protests Against Being Taken > heavy Brom Chosen Toh.

Heiress Disquised as a Boy -— ts Found Working as Servant on Farm’‘in Massachusetts   Miss Louisa Fletcher Hand cuffed When She Attempt: ‘to Escape from Marshal; Disappeared Last Thursday

Missing Heiress Found in Boy’s Dress on Farm   Says Shd's Happy and Fights With Police Against Her ’ Return.to Guardian.

“eon eee  MISSING HEIRESS, ATTIRED © AS BOY, FOUND ON FARM   Miss Louisa Fletcher 17-year old Indianapolis Girl, Was  Working as Servant in Farm House Near Boston.

MISSING HEIRESS IS FINALLY FOUND   Miss Louisa Fletcher {; Discovered Working On A Farm.   ATTIRED AS A BOY   Protested Against Being Taker Away From Work-—Lives At Indianapolis.

Was Working on a Farm Between Ipswich and Rowley   Rowed to Ipswich in Dory and Se cured Employment as Servant In Farm House   Discovery Made by Farmer Giving Information to City Marshal   Denied Her Identity and Said Her Name Waa ‘‘Willie Sullivan’”’

OHIO: HAS $1,000,000 FIRE   Five Buildings in Heart of Columbus Are Destroved.

$1,000,000 FIRE IN OHIO   Defective Furnace Causes Destruction of Five Buildings in Heart of the Business District at Cotumbus,

EARLY A MILLION GOES UP IN SMOKE     ‘Fire in Heart ‘of Columbus  Business Section Destroys Rive Buildings.

“FASHION HINT.      Men Buying High Heels and Artificlal Cherries,

TAKES ISSUE WITH HARDING   Seantor (wen Objects to Haising  leterest Kates On Loans All

EIGHT DIVISIONS IN ATTACK ON WRANGEI   SOVIET ARMY FORCES BARON TO RETIRE TO CRIMEA; ANTIREDS KILL MANY JEWS; U. 5S MISSION IS HELD.

8 DIVISIONS ATTACKED WRANGEI   Bolsheviki Mustered Together Mighty Army in South Russia Campaign.

ANTI-REDS ARE FORCED TO FALL BACK   General Budenny Attacks Wrangel With Eight Infantry Divisions.

GEN. WRANGEL ~ HOLDS CRIMEA   Advices Indicate Serious Plight.   ALLIES HAVE GONE LIMIT TO ASSIST   Munitions Hurried to Se ' hastopol.

GEN. WRANGEL MADE MASTERLY RETREAT BEFORE HEAVY ODD:   South Russian Leader Not Only Got Away from Big Red Force but Took Many Prisoners During Retirement to the Crimea.

J. H. HYSLOP PASSES AWAY   ‘Psychical Research Expert Dies at ‘ Mont Clair. N. J.

DR. JAMES H. HYSLOP 1S DEAD   Re-estabilehed and Directed Peyehi.  cal Research Society in New York,

MOB SPECTATOR BULLET VICTIM   ANGRY CITIZENS THREATEN TO ATTACK SOLDIERS—RAIN  DRIVES THEM OFF 

DECLINE Ut rLU BEGINS   In Some of the Cities Which Lately Were the Worst Sufferers   CHICAGO RECOVERS AND NEW YORK ALSO

WARNING GIVEN BY  HEALTH OFFICIAL   Copeland Emphasizes Danger o! Over-optimism.   NUMBER OF CASES LESS   Strike Which Would Have Left Thousands of New York Dwellings Heatless in Midst of Influenza Epidemic Postponed——Fifteen Districts of State Report 1,198 Cases.

The **Flu’’ Epidemit Postpones the New York City Engineers’ Strike.

PUBLIC WARNED TO BE WAKEFUL   Flu Declining but Vigilance Must Continue   DECREASE IN DEATHS   And New Cases is Reportec from New York but Dr Copeland Warns Agains Over Optimism — 38,88% Cases Reported During Epi demic with 772 Deaths.

REPORTERS ENROUTE,   Train Load of Newspaper Men For fan Erancisen Convention",

soooeoonoooo0ooo00s 9 © x WARMER TOMORROW, x  9 fe] ecooooo0oo0o0o0o0oo0o0000 Fro Kansas: Generally fair tonight  and Wednesday; rising temperature Se . Mian ao me   TO INVESTIGATE PACKERS AGAIN   Fifth Such Inquiry by Con: gress in Four Years.   KANSAS MEMBER URGED 11   Said Stock Producers Were Going Bankrupt While Packers Are “Rolling in Wealth.”

MONTHLY MEET OF NURSING ASSN. MONDAY   Will Gather in the Club Rooms of th, Chamber of Commerce at 8 O'clock,

DIRECTORS OF NURSING BODY MEET WEDNESDA\   Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board of the Community Nursing Association in Health Center

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE C.N. A.   Is to be Held Monday Evening at the Health Center. — All Members Asked ot Be Present.

AMENDMENT  10 THE VIRGINA PLANK OF TH   Was Adopted By the Resolation: Committee by 32 to 18.   ] Marshall, Pomerene, Bryan and Walst Offered Amendments But Were Voted Down.

LEAGUE PLANK IS INSERTED 8 Y COMMITTEE   SENATOR WALSH'S VICJORY IS AGAINST ADMINISTRATION

AMENDMENT T0 LEAGUE PLANK If APREEN IPAN   Alteration Forced On Administration Forces By Senator Walsh.   FIERY CLASHES : DURING SESSION   Glass and Bryan In Wordy Sette —Newspaper Men Barred From Session.

Walsh Wins Fight to Include Reservation for a Precise Definition of Obligations On U.S. When It Signs Up   Result Interpreted As Gain . for Influences Opposing  Treaty. in Original Form Presented Before Senate

PROVIDES FOR ACCEPTING UF RESERVATIONS   Resolution Committee Ha: Stormy Eight-Hour Session Last Night

BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM KILLED ON WEDDING TRIF   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

JAPS MAY ABANDON CHINESE AGREEMEN’   DIPLOMATIC COUNCIL REPORTED {TO WAVE VOTED TO GIVE UP RIGHTS GRANTED  eee

JAPS GLEARIFY USITION AS REGARDS ASIA   AbandonChino- japanese Military Agreement Voluntarily.

ABANDONMENT CHINA BY JAPAN IS DECIDED ON BY ADVISORY BODY   Move Is Made to Give Other Na tions Better Understanding of Japan's Intentions in Asia

RANK ROBRERY INVOLVED.   THREE GUN BATTLES   Chicago Polies Capture Four Mer Two Sertously Wounded— Four Escape,

20,000 STEEL 000 STEEL WORKERS OUT   ‘At Youngstown, Ohio, Bue lo Lack of * Material: and Coat”

DARK HORSE IS ONTO  ~ FEATURE   Gavelto Fall on G.0. “P. Gathering at 11 . A. M. Tomorrow   Hoover and: Pershing Loom Second Choice Favorites; Johnson -to Speak Tonight.  -

HUGHES LOOMS  ASMRICHNRRE   LENROOT° PROMINENTLY Fic URES IN PRECONVENTION CONVERSATIONS.

LOOKING FOR —ADARK HORSE   NAME OF HUGHES POPU: LAR AT CHICAGO   General Air of Final Preparation Felt in Convention Citv.

DARK HORSE STOCK SOARED IN CHICAGO   THE NAME OF CHARLES EVA HUGHES IS BEING MENTION. ED FREELY TODAY,      Has Opened Headquarters in the Convention Cily__Learvot is Also Favorably Mentioned in the  Dark Horse Class

Dark Horse Stock Soars On © Eve Of The Great: Republican Convention In Windy: City

Republican Standard Bearer in 1916 Looms as Dark Horse at Republican Presidential Convention.   OTHER CANDIDATES ARE GROOMED FOR FINAL RUSt   Deadlock on Convention Floor ‘Will Bring Out Unexpected Presidential Timber; Caucuses Tonight.

HUGHES MAY BE CHOICE   STANDARDBEARER OF 1916 MAY BE DARK HORSE CANDIDATE NOMINATED AFTER LEADERS AND FAVORITE SONS LOSE   TALK OF LENROOT, SPROUL, AL. LEN AND PERSHING IS ALSO HEARD AT CHICAGO CONVENTION

eHOICE   SUITS JOHNSON MEN   TALK OF LENROOT, SPROUL; AL_- LEN AND PERSHING IS ALSO HEARD AT CHICAGO  2 UNAS ORT TmlaAT

THE DARK HORSE STOCK IS UP IN. ~ CHICAGO TODAY    The Spectacular of Donniig War Pain is Scheduled for Tonight When  oe. Hiram -Johawan Will Ad. ~ dress Mags Meeting

BORAH DECLARES SECOND CHOICE   Would Support New Yorker If H Would Accept Anti-league of Nations Plank in Platform.

CHARLES EVAN HUGHES HEADS LIST OF POSSIBLE DEADLOCK BREAKERS IN CHICAGO   LENROOT LOOMS STRONG   Wisconsin Senator’s Name May Also Figure Prominently in Final Discussions-—-Last Minute Meetings Scheduled for Tonight

CANDIDALY ta PROBABLE; TU UNITE PARTY   1916 CANDIDATE MAY LEAD G. O. P. THRU COMPROMISE   Johnson Forces Willing To Accept Him; Line-Up Begins.

DARK HORSETALK INCHICAGO TODAY FAVORINGHUGHES   DELEGATES REPORT MUCTE HUGHES TALK. THNOUGIOUT COUNTRY—ALLEN ALSO RE CRIN TENTION, — .

INDUSTRIES FINANCE BUILDING OPERATIONS   Pittsbatg. Conce!ns Attempt to Solve Problem of Mill, and Min. ing Operations,

STEEL COMPANY BUILDS. ~~ HOMES FOR EMPLOYE:   Ten Percent Down All That is Required Under installment . Mortgage Plan at Pittsburgh.

BUILD HOUSES FOR EMPLOVES   INDUSTRIAL CORPORATIONS OF PITTSBURGH EVOLVE PLAN TO HOUSE EMPLOYES AND RELIEVE SHORTAGE.

MOST: PROSPERGUS YEAR IN;HISTORY FOR FARMER   Inerense oof  $2,500,000,000 Over 1OIS in Nstimated Value of Creps,  Siniowds gad Animal Products,

PROSPERITY Of 1. 9, FARMER f   Department of Agriculture Shows Average Family Income $4   1919 CROPS VALUED AT $24,982,000,900   FARM TURNOVER DURING PAST YEAR APPROXIMATE &y FIVE TIMES AMOUNT 01 GOVERNMENT EPENSES

TO SELL AT COST   Topeka Clothing Store Will Fordgo Profit an Suits 

TO SELL AT COST   Tope ‘ka Clothing Store Will Forégo   Profit on Suits

PLAN TO HALT COAL FAMINE   interstate Commission to issue New Emergency Orders for Fuel Shipments, ‘

CONSIDERS BERGER APPEAL   Federal Jaduwes Take Under Advinement Case of Former Congress man and (o-Deferndants.

OUND GAS LEAK WITH CANDLE:      Three Gompanies Required to. Fight Fire That Followed,

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AGENTS CONDUCT RAIDS IN FORTY CITIES THRUOUT COUNTRY PREPARATORY TO ASKING DEPORTATION FOR ENEMIES OF GOVERNMENT.

RESULTS EXCEED ~ EXECTATIONS   Backbone of the Radica Revolutionary Movement Broken

IS RESUMED   Miss Zimmerman Continue: Story. With Frequent Out. ‘bursts of Tears

TELLS STORY OF RELATIONS   Miss Zimtierman Resumes Testimony on Stand

OVER 50,000. COMMUTERS ~ AFFECTED. WHEN PASSENG ER SERVICE SUSPENDED

Men in West and Middle. West Are Resuming Their Jobs.   TROUBLE SPREADS _ IN EASTERN CITIES

‘TALLIS   Railroad Officials Profess to  _ See Ray of Hope in Maintenance of Passenger Service; Some Food Received —

SOLDIERS STOP TIEUP OF MAIL   Army Trucks, Manned by Troops, Transport Mail in Jer: sey City.   Government Ultimatum Tells Men t Go Back to Work or Stand Aside and Not Interfere—Jersey Road Suspends Service.

SOLDIERS STOP TIEUP OF MALL   Army Trusks, Manned by Tr rOops, tree Traieabet Mall in Jersey City.   Urs, SAYS STRIKE MUST ERD   Government Ultimatum Tells Men to Go Back to Werk or Stand Aside and Net Interfere—Jersey Road Suspends Service.

STRIKE-BOUND N.Y. STRUGGLES 10 FREE ITSELF   Railroad Officials Pro. fess to See a Ray of Hope

STRIKE PARALYEES PASSENER TRAFFIC é OVER BIGSEST PART OF NEW JERSEY TODA

IN THE EAST   Army Trucks, Manned by Troops, Transport Mail in Jersey City.   U. S. SAYS STRIKE MUST END   Government Ultimatum Tells Men to Go Back to Work or Stand Aside and Not Interfere—Jersey Road Sutnends Service

INABLE 10 GO TO NEW YOR   Washington Ready to Act Mails Are Delayed

SOLDIERS CARRY MAIL IN JERSEY.   U. S. Army Trucks Transport Letters in the East.   GOVERNMENT WARNS MEN   Ultimatum Tells Strikers to Go Back to Work or Stand Aside and Permit Others to Take Up Burden.

UNITED STATES NOW  READY: TO STEP IN   If Necessary to Preserve the Schedules of Mail Trains And to Keep People Supplied With Necessary Food.

U. 0, ULTIMATUM 0 GIVEN TO STRIKERS   Chicago Leaders Told Tha Trains Must Be Kept  Running Now.   OR WILL HELP TO REPLACE OLD MEN   New York Tied Up, But in West Situation Grows Much Better.

Bitter Attack by Radical Trade Unionists Brines Another Crisis in (sarmany

Uuyerified Report That Uarranza nt  Firat Refused to Release  : airuhin.

GERMAN TOILERS ENGAGE TROOPS   Serious Clashes Occur in Big Industrial Centers.   EBERT AND NOSKE IN FLIGHT

LEGION RECEIVES MEMORIAL ORDER   WILL DECORATE GRAVES OF BUDDIES.   DOlier Sends Instructions For Ob s¢rvance of Annual Day of Re  spect For Dead.

DECORATE GRAVES DEAD COMRADES   American Legion Takes Steps to Honor Memory of World War Heroes.

BLAMES STRIKES FOR HIGH PRICES   More Costly, Sisson Says Than Profiteering   ‘Says Organized Labor Stands Wit Capital to Fight Communism

HARDING WILL CONFER WITH Ek: PRESHIENT AFT      President-Elect Begins Second Week of His Conferences on Foreign Relations.

HARDING FEELS cuRE OF PLANS   Has Confidence in Progress Made Toward Association of Nations.   CONFERS WITH TAFT SOON

Plan Looms Larger as Consul ‘Nations on World Peace Plan - Continues—Might Put Teeth ~ tn Hague Tribunal.

HARDING INDICATES. HE 73 MAKING HEADWAY IN FORMULATING POLICIES      BELIEVED FOUNDATION FOR NEW WORLD ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN DETERMINED,

HARDING OPTIMISTIC. OVER OUTLOOK FOR NEW WORLD LEAGUE   Declares Plan for International ‘Association is Assuming Definite. Form   TAFT EXPECTED F TEEEaLe THURSDAY   Shields, Sproul and Atterbury Also to Go to Marion

JHARDING BEGINS SECOND WEEK , OF HIS TREATY CONSULTATIONS   President-Elect Has Growing Gonfidence That Acceptable and Practicable Solution Will Be Reached—Will Not Reveal Details

HARDING'S PLAN OF ASSOCIATION ASSUMING SHAPE   BEGINS SECOND WEEK OF CON. FERENCES SEEING SUCCESS FOR PROPt:

HARDING FEELS = “CONFIDENT OF PERCE PROGHAL   Beginning Second Week His Conferences With  Leaders He Hopes to  Solve League Tangle .

PEACE LEAGUE WRINKLES ARE BEING IRONEL   PRESIDENT - BLECT HARD. ING FIENTHRS WEEK ov CUNFERENCE = HOPEFUL OF SOLVING INTERNA ARS oe ope pee al,

HARDING RENEWS ANS CONSULTATIONS   Senator Shields, Democrat, Who Op-eosed Ratificaticg7Ameng Those Having Appointments.

HARDING LEAGUE PLAN NEAR END   Former President Taft To At tend Harding Conference This Week.

UR HE WILL FIND A PEAGE PLAN   Second Week of Conferenc:  Finds Senator Confident of Success.   TO SEE TAFT THURSDAY   World Court to Decide Dis putés Seems Most Feasible,

VOTING MACHENES INSTALLED      fowa Legislators Will No Longer Answer To Roll Call

Day ef the Monotenoes Relleall Thing of the Past in Iowa Legislature.

CAN'T SHELGL WOON strips   hippers Skeptical About Uncle Sanv’s Emergeney Boats

EVERY HOME NEEDS A BOY AND A GIRI   ILLINOIS MINISTER OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ESTAB— LISHES HOME FOR  NEWLYWEDS

ORIGINATOR OF NEWLYWEDS HOME GIVES CREED      ells Girls 1t Takes More Brains Run Home Than To Be Stenographer.

AMERICA MAY ASK FOR VILLA   ‘BANDIT UNDER INDICTMENT FOR RAID ON COLUMBUS, NEW MEXICO.

EXTRADITION OF VILLA MAY BE ASKED BY U.S   Bandit Surrenders to Mexican Government is Now a Private Citizen.

NAME OF WILSON WITHDRAWN FROM GEORGIA PRIMAR}   Petition Killed by Action o Signers, Who Were Not Authorized by President  To Place Him in Race.

WILSON'S NAWE OFF BALLOT.   President Not to bigure in Georgia residential Contest.

WILSON’S NAME OFF BALLOT    Signers of the Georgia Petition Cancel!  Their Signatures,

LETS TIME LIMIT ELAPSE; NO MOVE TO TAKE IT GPF   State Gets Chance To Endorse Wilson If  It Sees Fit.

WILSON'’S NAME IS OFF TICKET   runpporterc of President Withdraw at Last Minute in Georgia and Put Third Term Plan in Hole.

Signers of Petition Recall Action Re -ducing Number to Less than ‘Required Hundred.

PRESIDENTS NAME. GOES ON BALLOT   Has An Eleventh Hour Chance to Withdraw From Ticket.

WILSON'S NAME GOES ON BALLOT AT REQRGIA PRINIARY      Time Limit Was Up at Noon Tus: and Ward Had Been Reewived fron White Howe   WILSON'S NAME Te GO REFORE THE VOTERS      A, Mitchell Palmer Is Atso a Candi dite for the Neuination ia ale

WITHDRAW WILSON’S NAME FROMPRIMARY   President Ignored Petition and Signers Ask He Be Left Off Ballot.

THE GEORGIA ‘TICKET MAY  HAVE WILSON   Shortly After Noon, the “Dead Line Hour, President Had Not Withdrawn His Name.

WVilson’s Name Goes Upon — Ballot in Georgia; Lists: Close; McAdoo Opponent

WILSON’S NAME WITHDRAWN   President’s Name Taken Off. Georgia Preferential Primary Balot by the Signers.

AMERICAN CONSUL _ HAS CLOSE ESCAPE   Wild Disorders Develop at Triest. -

KANSAS MINERS WALK OUT; ASK ALLEN’S ACTION   ', S. Conciliators Fail te  Make Headway in the Illinois Strike.

KANSAS MINERS WON'T WORK ON SATURDAYS   Howat Hurls Defiance at the In. dustrial Courts of the State —Men Quit Work.

JOIN WAR ON. LANDLORDS   thieago Real Estate Men to Balid Several Thousand Portable yiowse a.

JOIN WAR ON. LANDLORDS   Chicago Real Estate Men to Build Several Thousand Portable

CALL ARMY IN FRENCH STRIKE   Government to Run Mediterranear Railread With Military—Other Lines Are Affected.

COMMITTEES MAKE HASTE WITH WORK BEFORE THE LEAGUE   No Amendments and No Dis armament Until Conditions Change Believed to Be Result of Conference.

MANY COMMITTEES OF LEAGUE CONFER   Report Of Typhus Commission From Poland Heard By Sub-Committee.

LITTLE CHANCE OF A -RUSSO-POLISH TRUCE   Becanse of Favorable Position, Po land Probably Will Not Agree to Stop Fighting

MUST REACH TERMS DEFOR FIGHTING ON POLISH FRONTS ENDS   Russo-Polish War To Con tinue Until Agreement Made.

s NO LET UP IN FIGHTING   With Russo-Polish Forces Until Peace Terms Satisfy.

MANY KILLED IN QUAKE ON ISLAND OF SASSANC   Houses Deatroyed—The Dead In cluded 17 Sailors And Two Petty Officers.

(SPEAKERS COMING   EVERY,             Beth Parties Drawing Up Uot idir mint for Aid, be

SPEAKERS COMING   EVERY SECTION OF INDIANA TO Bi“ INVADED.   Both Parties Drawing Upon Hot Air Department for Aid,

CONGRESS MAY BE HELD IN SESSION ALLSUMMERLONG   Wilson Preparing Meseage to Cone gress Charging I¢ With Fatlure to Meet Country's Need.

PRESIDENT WOULD KEEP CONGRESS IN SESSION LONGEE   Wants Revenue Laws Revised and Act jon Taken on Financial Situafion Confronting Nation   OPPOSITION TQ BONES BILL CITED ONE OF REASONS   President. Will Present Strang Messag Charging Republicans Hesponsitle For Unsettied Conditions

KEEP CONGRESS IN SESSION DURING SUMMER   TO REVISE THE REVENUE LAWS iS THE DESIRE OF PRES, Warear

WILSON SEEKS 10 KEEP SOLONS Oh   Wants Congress to Revise Revenue Measures instead of Taking Vaca. tion: Serious Outlook in Public Fi. nance; to Condemn Politicians.

REVENUES UF  GUNGERN [0 PACOIDEN 0 CLAIM   Status of Treasury Looms  as Reason for President's Intention

President Will Demand Congress Remain On Job — To Provide “Tax Relief”

WILOON 10 PLAGE BLAME ON CONGRESS   President to Declare Unsettled Conditions Are Due to Failure to Adopt His Policies.   SUMMER SESSION PROBABLE

CONGRESS TO ACT   Serious ondition of Treasury .May Mean Longer. Session

REE KILLED IN EXPLOSION   2,000-Gailllon Gasoline Reser. voir Explodes in Syracuse, N. Y.

GAS EXPLODES TWO MEN DEAD MANY INJURED   Buildings Wrecked When 2000 Gallon Tank of Gasoline Lets Go.

FACES GRILLING EXAMINATION AFTER ILLNESS   Newberry Witness Arises From Sick Bed To Testify.

HOUSE DELAYS VOTE   Action on Senate Rejection of Man ‘date is Postponed.

RUSSIA   Ready to Negotiate for a Russe British Agreement of Widest Scope.

2,633 Reds Rounded Up in U. S.; federal Officers Say Newark, N. J., Is Greatest Hotbed of Sedition

HITS SABATH’S VIEWS   WHISKY NOT FLU CURE, SAYS CHICAGO AUTHORITY.   City Has 2,551 New Cases of Influenza and Pneumonia—EightyThree Die in Day.

SAYS WHISKY NO CURE   Chicago Health Officer Gpposes Congressman’s Efforts.   Cites Figures at County Hospital— 2,651 Cases of Epidemic Reported —86 Die in Day.

SAYS WHISKEY IS NOT GOOD FOR FLU   Chicago Health Officer Oppose: Congressman’s Efforts.   Cites Figures at County Hospital— 2,551 Cases of Epidemic Reported -~86 Die in Day.

AGED. ALMAOUSE INMATE KILLED IN OUTBREAK   Nonagenerian Attacked by Anothe Inmate of 75 Years is Dead As . Result—2 Others Injured.

HUGE PROFIT IN QUGAR QUSPEGTED   U. S. to Probe Shipment on Way to Chicago.   PRODUCT CAME FROM CUBA   Some 5,000,000 Pounds Consigned te Packers, Cannners and Wholesalers at 9'% Cents, the District Attorney Is Informed.

TO PROBE HUGE SUGAR PROFITS   Cuban Product Consigned te Chicago at 91/2 Cents, It ls Said.   Shipment Consists ef About 5,000,000 Pounds and ts Billed to Packers, Canners and Wholeasiers,  Via Canada.

TO PROBE HUGE SUGAR PROFITS   Cuban Product Consigned to Chicago at 91 Cents, it ls Said,   ON WATCH FOR GOUGERS   Shipment Consists of About 5,000,000 Pounds and Is Billed to Packers, Canners and Wholeasiers, '  Via Canada,

Wilson Awards March D. S.C. for Extraordinary Heroism in Philippines

CONFISCATE AMERICAN BOOZE   Twenty-One Thousand Kegs of im ported Whisky Seized by the French Government.

U. S. WHISKY IS CONFISCATED   French Government Seizes 21,000 Kegs at Havre.

On Article Ten Reservation, White House Officials Say Today   CONFERENCE IDEA REMAINS SECLUDED

‘SENATOR GLASS KEPT INFORMED  OF PRESIDENT’S TREATY STAND   White House Asserts Position Made Known to Virginian Two Weeks Ago; Officials Say Democrats Should Persuade Lodge and Not Wilson to Change.

WILSON TO BE ASKED MEWS ON FURTHER -— PAET POMPRONISE   President Already Has Tok Senator Glasé What His Desires Are   FURTHER DEMOCRATIC DEFECTION IS LIKELY   Fate of Treaty May Hinge on Attitude Taken by Ex- = ecutive on Proposals +

PRESIDENT TOLD “GLASS “HIS. VIEWS TWO WEEKS AGO  Refused to Consider Any Change in Article 10 as He Had Presented It.  SENATORS DISAPPOINTED  Claim Is Now Made That All Hops Of Ratification is Now we Gone into the   SENATORS DISAPPOINTED   ‘Claim Is Now Made That All Hope Of Ratification is Now we Gone into the Discard.

President Makes No Move To Grant Request of Simmons For Conference On Reservations.  SENATORS DISAPPOINTED  Had Conferred With Glass Two Weeks Ago and At that Time Had Not Changed Attitude  White House Officials Statement Discourages Many Senators.

PRESIDENT HAS NOT CONSENTED TO CONFERENC   Senators Seeking Compromis on Article Ten Fail te _Gct Response.   HOPE OF RATIFICATION DIM   White House Officials Say Wilson Gave Views to Glass Opposing Reservation. .

PRESIDENT STANDS PAT ON WHAT HE TOLD CARTER GLASS   Conference Would Be Waste o Time, Compromise: Senator: Think, After This

WILSON SILENT ON REQUEST 10 SEE SENATORS   Attitude Toward Ple: for Interview Is  Uncertain.

WILSON'NOT TO BACK UP ON HIS. - PEACE POSITION   Told. Glass “Two. Weeks ‘Age What His. Attitude Was: on, ; Compromising Article 10. .

ae RATION OF BICERS Ti IVICISE, LODGI"S  ATTI TDR ON COMPROMISE,

SEEK CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT ON ARTICLE TEN   Senators Want Wilson tc Accept Compromise Suggested.   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS WANT LODGE TO GIVE IK   Declare Senators Should Persuade Republicans to Accept It.

PRESIDENT IS = AGAINST. AN COMPROMISE   KEEN DISAPPOINTMENT. IS FELT. SHAT EXECUTIVE - DECLINES CONFERENCE,

PRESIDENT WILSON DOESN'T WANT TO SEE ANY SENATORS   No Change Seems -Probable in His View of Proposed Treaty Reservatione.

WILSON WILL COMPROMISE   SENATOR GLASS SAYS THAT THE PRESIDENT IS WILLING TO COMPROMISE DISPUTED ARTICLE TEN.

LUNN  alll FN  rAEOIUCAT Ul HE AERVAT Hh)   Attitude of Executive Toward Article 10 Already Known, Say Officials   MAY NOT GIVE SENATORS AUDIENCE   Hope of Ratification Diminished Should Wik  son Refuse

PRESIDENT IS REO <TED 10 REV.2.L VIEWS   Select Commit % Of Democrats Appeal 3 Executive For Advice o1 ..ction Regarding The Peace Treatv   REPUBLICANS MAY JOIN IN APPEAL TO WILSON   Nothing To Indicate Leaders: Have Weakened on Deadlock Which Holds Treaty In U.S. Senate - 

— ny ada SAID TO HAVE STATED HIS POSITION UNEQUIVOCALLY.   : ~ I It is Not Yet Known Whether. He Wil Even Let Senators) Talk to Hh About tke Treaty.

‘ON PROPOSAL TO COMPROMISE ARTICLE 1 -OF TREATY,   Democrats Suggest That Efforts Should be Made’ :to . Persuade : Senator Ledge -. to “Accent a: Compromise.

PACT DEFEAT MEANS WAR GERARD AVERS      FORMER AMBASSADOR TO) GIR. MANY SEES RENEWAL OF WARK, CONQUEST AND REVOLUTION

NW RAER CRA ERK ARP NER AN ANAS  Sees Return of War Game in Europe.

War and Conquest Will Now Reign!   Gerard, Former German Ambassador. Siys- Defeat of Ecague Isa Crushing Blow to World  Peay ne,

NOW. DESPAIR HAS. BEEN ~ ADDED: TO:BROKEN HEAR)   Gerard Says Wilgon’s Enemies . Have Done Dastardly Deed to Injure Eurone,   GLEAM OF HOPE 1$ GONE

JAMES W, GERARD. —DEPLORES DEFEAT OF PEACE TREAT)   Declares Now the Old Game of Conquest, War and Revolution Will Begin Again.

TREATY DEFEAT WLL CAUSE WAR, THINKS GERARD   Former Ambassador Says Way Opened for Renewing Conquest and Kevolution

HOME “BREWERY” IS FOUND IN ROCK ISLAND POOL HALI   Federal Agents Diseover Complete Outtit for the Making of Amateur Sads,

INTERESTS ARE AT WORK 10 KEEP U.S, AND MEXICO APART  1S CHARGE MADE BY MEXICAN

PESQUEIRA SAYS LOBBTSTS WORK AGAINST MEXICO   DECLARES OTL MEN DESIRE CON. TINUED FRICTION RETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES

LOBBYISTS TRYING T0 KEEP MEXICAN TONHIDIE RREWING   Robert Pesqueira, . Huerta’s Representative, So Says After Visiting Capital.   Oil. MEN INTERESTED IN PREVENTING RECOGNITION   Several Groups Try to Prevent United States Becomine. Friendly.

Tit OPEN SHOP ASSOCIATION   GRANTED CHARTER TO SOUTHWESTERN OPEN SHOP ASSN. A'P AUSTIN

NEWBERRY ON TRIAL ON ELECTION FRAUD GHARGH   One of Most Notable Cases in Legal Annals of Michigan Presared

FRAUD CORRUPTION AND CONSPIRACY ARE ~ ALLECEDIN CHARCE   United States Senator snd 123 Others Prominent is Poktica Placed oa Trial.   IMPOSING ARRAY OF  LEGAL TALENT THERE   Case Arises From Grand Jury Probe to Defeat Heary Foed Ja Michigan

NEWBERRY CASE GETS STARTEL   IMPOSING ARRAY OF COUN SEL AT TRIAL OF Us § SRNATOR.    Defense Said to Have Fifty At  torneys Headed by Martin W Littleton. a

NEWBERRY AND OTHERS BEING TRIED TODAY   Defendants Are Charged by Federal Indictment With Election Frauds.

NEWBERRY AND AIDES. ~ FACE JURY   Famous Michigan. Election Conspiracy Case on at “Grand Rapids:   23 PLEAD NOT. GUILTY, OTHERS STAND MUTE

NEWBERRY ON TRIAL   123 Others Also Before U, S. Court at Grand Rapids,      Fifty Lawyers Engaged for Defense! —Charged With Fraud ina Recent Election. o

123 Others Also Betoré U. $ Court at Grand Rapids.   Fifty Lawyers Engaged for Defense —Charged With Fraud in Recent Etection.

ONTRIALTODAY IN U.S, COURT   Michigan Senator and 123 Men Prominent in State Pol itics Charged With Fraud

POLITICIAN D TRIAL STARTEL   Sefiator Newberry and 12: Aides Are Charged With Election Bribery.

NEWBERRY CASE 5 CALLED FOR Al, BY      Trial Expected To Last From One To Twe Months  In Hearing

TRIAL OF SENATOR NEWBERRY OPEN IN FEDERAL COUR!   23 OTHER PROMINENT MICHICAN CITIZENS INCLUDED IN INDICTMENT   ELECTION FRAUD '$ GHARGE   Evidence Alleges Over Half Million Dollars  Expended = Fraudu leptly in Senatorial Campaign.

NEWBERRY TRIAL ~ OPENS TUESDAY   More Than 100 Michigan Men Prominent In Politics Answer Indictments For Election Frauds.

IMPOSING ARRAY OF LEGAL TALENT FOR FRAUD TRIAL   FOR FRAUD TRIAL  Open Case Against Sen Newberry and Alleg ed Conspirators.

NEWBERRY TRIAL OPENS IN GRAND RAPIDS TODA   Michigan Senator and 123 Othe Prominent Men Go on Trial on Many Charges,   HEARINGS TO LAST LONG   Believed That They Will Consum Anywhere from Four Weeks to Two Months.

i hel ANTE   : Excused and One: is Absent & fe A South, Ameri America,

POLITICIANS ON TRIAL   SENATOR NEWBERRY AND 123 OTHERS FACE U. S. COURT.   Charged With Fraud in Recent Elec. tion---Fifty Lawyers Are Engaged for Their Defense.

TRIAL OF 14 FOB ELECTION. FRAUDS OPENS   Senator , Newberry “Head ‘Array of Defendants  in Court. ;

Senator Newberry -On Trial Tedey   United States Senator Newberry, of Michigan, and 123 Pals on Tria: . for Conspiracy to Defraud,

NEWBERRY TRIAL AT GRAND RAPIDS CLAIMS ATTENTION   Importance of Issue Involved, Prominence of Defendants and Array of Legal Talent Make Corruption Case Important One.

Expect Several Hundred  Witnesses To Be Called in the Newberry Trials   Men Charged with Fraud in Securin Election of the Michigan Senator Went on Trial This Morning   Charged with’ Trying To.Poison Infant

SNOWBOUND TRAINS DELAY JURY CALL IN NOTABLE CASE   DEFENDANTS ,CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY,   FRAUD -AND COR- ’.  : RUPTION IN   ELECTION,      Judge Sessions Has Sharp Spat with Counsel for Defense.

“ONLY GNE THING. BREAKS MY COLD!      “That's Dr. King’s New Discovery for fifty years a cold-breaker”’

“ONLY NE THING RREAES MY wid   “That’s Dr. King’s New Dis covery for fifty years a cold-breaker”™

MISSION IS SENT TO MINSK BY CAVALRY - FOR PEACE PARLEYS   Great Battle For Warsaw Is _ Expected to Begin Today; ' Volunteers Fill Streets

QUIZZING WIFE ~ INMURDER CASE   Mrs. W. L. Anderson Arrested by Oklahoma City Police Following Husband’s Death.   (BULLETIN)

Sunday Globe Advts 1:30 P. M. TODAY   Daily Globe Advts REFORE 9 P.M.

ALL 3 LEADERS DETERMINED T0 FIPHT TOFINICE   Early Report This: Morning was _ tat No Compromise Plan ‘Had Been Reached   EACH “HOPES FOR SUCCESS:   Believed . First: Movement to Any One Candidate Will ‘Stampede Delegates

EARLY CONVENTION GUESSES SHOW NO CHOICE   ‘Everybody at Sea Just Before ' San Francisco Gathering {s Called to Order

MANAGERS FOR LEADERS HOLDING TO STRENGTH   Xf Munday Night Conference Brought Compromise Anywhere No Hint Is Given.   IS TREANGULAR WARFARE,   Old Time Observers Bay Delegates Aro Tired and May Nominate Anybody.

MioutaalPP  JUDGE UPHELD THE LEVER AGT   REFUSES INJUNCTION RESTRAIN. ING OFFICER FROM ENFORC. ING THE LAW.

LEVER LAW IS UPHELE   FEDERAL JUDGE MISS., REF AGAENST AN OFFICIAL.

A Ut QUT OF WHOLE CLOTH   British Delegation of Labo  ites Report Hungarian ‘*Terror’’ Story False.

NEW INFORMATION BUREAU   GMiciensy Section in Washington Wil) @ive Data on Almost Anything.

NEW INFORMATION. BUREAU   Efficiency. Section in 1 Washington Wil Give Data on Almost Anything..

 WOMAN MOONSHINER IN FIGHT   ttlinois Ory Agente Destroy Three Stille and Mash After Running  Gun Battie.

WO/MAN MOONSHINER IN FIGHT   lirfois Dry Agents Destroy Three tilis and Mash After Running Gun Battle.

Political Wiseacres Beliove Thi Will Bo Used ay a Club at Chicago Convention.   HAS ANNOUNCED HE I8 NOT A PARTY TO REVOLT   But His Supporters Contend He Will Be Forced Into It—Speculation as to the Outcome of the Gonvention Is Running Riot,

MAY BREAK RANKS   A Possible Bolt Among Re publieans and Starting - ‘of a Third Party   CAUSES UNEASINESS   — <  Among the Rank and File —Many Think That Johnson Will Bolt

THIRD PARTY TALK ~ G BEING REVIVED      Johnson's Name: Connected “With. Movement if. G. 0.P Splits. at. ‘Chicago. ©   OLD GUARD SEES “CLUB”   Think Californian Is Using  to Force His “Nomina-~ tion Across, °°

MAY RESULT IN FORMATION OF NEW “THIRD PARTY’   Revival of Gossip Regarding a Pos sible Bolt hy Hiram Johnson From the Republican Ranks. 

REVENUE AGENT WILL VISIT ADAMS TOWNS   Deputy Collector Smarsh Arranges To Give Residents of These Places Assistance With Report,

REVENUE AGENT — TO TOUR COUNT)      I. V. Smarsh to Give Assistance in Making Out Income Tax Returns.   ANNOUNCES ITINERARY   No Extension of Time This Year. March 15 Last Day. Those Who Come Under Law to Get Blanks.

NEGRO THIEF AND RAPIST IDENTIFIED   Leroy Green, Already in Jail Finds Himself in Worse Predicament.

$40,000 THIEF, GREEN, 1S iDENTIFIEL   Pawnbroker Becomes Suspicious and Calls Police—Jewels Found on His Person. .

PREDICTS CLOTHING 'COST WILL COME DOWN'SHORTEY         Retailers Commercial Union ~ Points to Attitude Taken se - .Buyers

PROSPECTS GOOD FOR DECLINE IN CLOTHING COSTS   Head of Retailer’s Union Claims That Before Fall There Will Be Recession In Costs.

CLOTHING PRICED TOBE REDUCE   Small Buyers Not Closing Many Orders Now

Capital and Labor Must Work Together--- Wooa      Industrial Reconstruction is Dependent Upon Conciliatory Action and Mutual Understanding Between Capital and labor, He Tells Sioux Falls Audience

INTERVENTION: IS’ URGED.   Harvey Says Attempt to Restore “Sinble - Government Wontd be Supported.

~FOIENDLY NATURE          Accaptslite ito: Some’ Mex cans Says. Hiwwec

INTERVENTION IS URGED.   Harvey Says Attempt to Re. store Stable Government Would be Supported.

FOR “FRIENDLY ENVASION.”      Many Mexicans Would Sopport Action Sennte Examiner Ia Told.

FRIENDLY INTERVENTION TO RESTORE ORDER IS WELCOME BY RESPONSIBLE MEXICANS   (Re Morning Journs! Spectal Leased Wire)

No Official Statement Has Been Obtained, However — Cablegram Indirect Thru China

CLAIMS JAPANESE REVERSE   Annihilation of. Nipponese Division ir Siberia Reported by Russians

JAPANESE LOSE ENTIRE DIVISION, RUSSIAN REPORT   Big Command in Siberiz Annihilated, According. to Riycinese DHienatch. 

SINN FEINERS ARE MURDERED AT TIMOLEAGUE   Battled Four Hours With the Police, But Were Unsuccessful —Used Freight Cars As Protection In Approaching Rarracks.

Trish Attack . Police Barracks   Three Sina Feiners Killed and High Others Wounded iv ‘Khursday Mp

SIN FEINERS LOSE BATTLE WITH COPS   THREE IRISH-REBELS KILLED AND EIGHT WOUNDED IN FOUR HOUR ATTACK ON BAREACKS

SINN FEIN IN DEADLY RIOTIN(   Three Killed and Others In jured When Irish Rioters Attack Police Barracks.

THREE KILLED, ERT HURT IN IRISH BATTLE   Sinn Feiners Make Unsuc. cessful Attack on Police Barracks

ESTATE BACK TO ANNA GOULD   Duchess De _ Talleyrand Released From Brother’s Guardianship.

\ eee iaiaiimmeiiaimeiiiems: Simian: eaimmnenEne 35...  THEIR FUTCRE IN THE FALANCE.

1865 1899  1920   COURT DECIDES TWINS FUTURE   ON JUDGE'S DECISION HINGES LUXURY OR A RETURN TO AN ORPHANS’ ASYLUM

CANADIAN EK-WAR ~ MEN WANT BONUS   Amount Desired Ranges From Minimum of $1000 To Maximum of $2500.

COUNTY OTRONG BOX   PEOPLE NOW GETTING READY TO REPLENISH IT.   Fall Collections Will FExceed = the $200,000 Mark.

PEOPLE- Now 6R TING READY - ‘TO REPLES SH IT.  ene a  Fall Collections wil- Pxceed.! the      PEOPLE: NOW: GETTING READY - TO REPLENISH IT...

AMERICAN SEIZED BY REDS   Colonel More!! Made Prisoner During Rout of Wrange!.

REDS CAPTURE AN AMERICAN   Berlin Hears That @ Colonel Morcil Was Made Prisoner During the Rout of Wrangell.

RUSSIA AND POLAND AT PEACE AFTER OCT. 18       some Effective Nex! Monday Night at Twehe O'Clock         LEN@TAY DUCUM - FENALLY BEEN SIGNED      a Turkish Sationslists—Uprisiags in Si oacuas Seaerted

WAR OVER; SAY PEACE IS SIGNED   Russia and Poland Sign Agreement

FARMERS NEAR LYNDON COMPLAIN AGAINST REY. W.W.HOLYFIELD._   SOLD THEM OIL STOCK   When $15,000 Went Into “#-Dry Hole, Subscribers to Stock , Grew Angry   Lawrence Attorney Who Knows Facts Says It Was Wildcat: ‘Well That Failed .

INVOKE BLUE SKY LAW ON MINISTER   FARMERS NEAR LYNDON COMPLAIN AGAINST REY. W. W. HOLYFIELD   SOLD THEM OIL STOCK   When $1 5,000 Went Into a Dry Hole, Subscribers to Stock Grew Angry     Lawrence Attorney Who Knows Facts Says It Was Wildcat ‘Well That Failed

‘ARK’ MAY LAND IN FINLAND WITH DEPORTED ‘REDS   Will Send Radicals te Russia by Rail is Report at Stockholm.

OMERENE ATTACKS PEACE RESOLUTICN   Debate Will be Short and ; Vote is Expected at Fou: Oclock This Afternoon. — President Will Veto Meas tire.

HEAR FINAL DEBATES ON  PEACE PLAN   Resolution Comes to Vote at 4 O'clock Today.  — =  — ae en oa   pinion in Congress is That Adoption of Resolution Certain With Wilson's Veto Inevitable

HARDING NOT IN FAVOR OF IRISH MIX-UP   Says Americans Canno' Officially Become Involved in Tangle.

IRISH QUESTION NOTFOR FS. A,   Harding Says There is a Widespread Sympathy for trish Tndependence.

HARDING SEES NO U5, AID FOR IRELANL   Not a Question in Which America Officially Should Become involved.

S BRITISH DOMESTIC AFFAIF   trish Question Belongs To England  Says Senator W, G. blarding  to Americans,

KIRBY SEEM TO BE BEATEN   Congressman Caraway Maintaines Big Lead Over Arkansas Senator in State  Primary Returns So Far Danaterad

DOARMAMENT FOR TEUTS DEMANDED   ALLIES WILL INSIST THA’ GERMANY OBEY TREATY TERMS TO LETTER.   German Chancellor, With Tcars In His Eyes, Begged Entente Leaders For Further Time In Which to Disarm,

Conference at Spa Decides Any Further Alterations Are Impossible   THREATS TO BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS HEARD   LLOYD GEORGE HANDS GERMANS ULTIMATUM DEMANDING A DEFINITE -PROGRAM OF DISARMAMENT,

ALLIED CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED OVER GERMAN INDEMNITY   Morning Session Abandoned To Give Chance For Discussion.

ARRIVING  ~ DELEGATES ~— GONFOUNDED   Scene Resembles Choas 0 Pre-Convention Days In Chicago.

FIFTEEN NAMES WILL COMMAND ATTENTION AT  ~ SANFRANCISCE   McAdoo, Palmer, Marshall ’ and Cox Form Quartet of  Pawasikece   “Sick Man” May Dominate Action of Second National Convention of Year

CORK’S SLAIN MAYOR BURIED   Ail Business Abandoned and Crowds Stand in Streets Five Hours Await. ing Funeral Cortege.

BURY CORK’S SLAIN MAYOR   Crowd Stand in Street Five Hours Awaiting Funeral Cortege.

ITALY ALSO 15 FACITED OVER BAMAER PLOT      5 Several.Suspects Are Arrested After Explosion Damages   Stock Exchange   RAILROAD SEIZED BY -WORKERS IS RETURNED   Premier Giolitti Says He Wil Make limportant .Statement On Conditions

BOMB EXPLODES AT CENGE EYCHANCE      Police earth for, Parsons. Re sponsible: for’ Attack - in Italy.

U. §. AGENTS SCENT BIG RADICAL PLOT   Discover Alleged “Red” Literature at Scene of ‘Explosion   FORSESHOR HELD CLUE      May Lead to Discovery of Driver of Bomb Waron

PROTECT SUPPLY OF MALES   Women in Germany Object to Alien Females Seeking Men.

FOUR SAVED FROM CHAIR   CONFESSION JUST BEFORE DEATH HOUR   One of Quartet Takes Afi Blame For Murder of Otto Fialo.

FOUR ‘MEN REPRIEVED   Governor ‘Smith, - ‘Telephones Stay of Execiition Four Hours Before. Scheduled: Execution:

FOUR MURDERER ARE REPRIEVED   Gov. Smith of New York Stop: Executions Scheduled for Last Night.

REPRIEVE COMES =      CAV. SMITH GRANTS. RESPITE   In Caes, ‘of Four. Men. Who Were te “Have Been ‘Executed ‘Last- Night “2 ‘One Man Takes Whole. Blame. a

SMITH REPRIEVES, FOUR   CONDEMNED .MURDERERS       ; a ~ 3 wk z 2 eget “as Teas eae et .  Order Granted  Four “Heures Before ‘Time of  ‘Executton—Convicted af . oo Killing Subway Agent.

FOUR SLAYERS SAVED BY EXECUTIVE ORDEE   Alleged Confession of One Bring: Reprieve for All Four Hours Before Electrocution

FOUR CONDEMNED MEN GRANTED 2 WEEKS’ REPRIEVE   Governor of New York Stays Execution Following Sing Sing Confessien

FOR HIGH PRICES   Inadequate Facilities for Shipment Cause of Speculative Quotations.

CARS WILL GORE ~ GOAL SHORTAG   VICE PRESIDENT - OF ASSOCIATION APPEALS FOR CON' ‘TINUED PRIORITY:

CAR SHORTAGE RESPONSIBLE   Morrow Says Facilities Muet Be Found for Coal Shipments, chor ow,

OPERATORS PLEAD 10 EET MORE COAL GARS   Say Shortage is Due Unles: Shipments Can Be Made "From Mines.   ARE FAR BEHIND TO DATE

GIVES CURE FOR GOAL PRICES   J. D. A. Morrow Says Ade quate Facilities for Shipment is Necessary.

COAL FAMINEDUE TO CAR SHORTAGE   Operator Appeals for Priority Order From Commerce Body to Relieve Situation,

SAYS ONATAGE OF CARS EXCUSE FOR HIGH GOAL PRIGES   Operator Denies Big Volume 0!   Coal Exported Cause of  Alleged Shortage.

BY. COAL OFFICIAL BEFORE INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMIS. SION er ee   Says Adequate Facilities foy  Coal Shipments is Princi _ pal Remedy for Abnormal! - Speculative Prirac  :

Coal Man Testifies Before Interstate Commerce Commission Concerning Present Conditions

THE COAL ~ SHORTAGE   Will "Take Adequate Supply e ~~ Facilities to Prevent: he

Facilities for Shipping Coal Necessary to Stop High Price Schedule

Head of Coal - Associatio: Testifies Before Commission at Washington   WANT PRIORITY RULE CONTINUED IN FORCE

ARMENIANS PLEAD FOR SAFETY   Address Appenl to President Wilson Protesting Allies’ Inaction.

TWO ARE KILLED IN ROAD BATTLE   ROW STARTS WHEN BLACK: INSIST ON DANCE WITH WHITE GIRLS

TWO KILLED IN _ REVOLVER BATTLE   Chief of Police of N. C. Town One of Dead in Fight With Prisoners.

TWO PERSONS DEAD   Fight Between ( Officers and Escaping Prisoners

ALLIES READY TO DEMAND KAISER   Note to Holland Drafted May Be Sent Tomorrow   Will Ask Dutch to Join in Carrying Out Treaty Article for Trial

ALLIES DRAFT ‘A DEMAND FOR FORMER KAISER   Supreme Council to Present to Dutch Government Asking Extradition of ’Mr. Hohenzollern.   HOLLAND. INVITED ‘TO JOIN POWERS

HOLLAND GIVE UP KAISER   COUNCIL DRAFTS NOTE FOR EX TRADITION OF FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR:   FIVE POWERS IN TRIBUNAL   Whi Exact Treaty Provision for Trial of William Second—To Name Judwes.

TO DEMAND THE EX-KAISER   SUPREME COUNCIL MAY SEND NOTE TC HOLLAND SATURDAY.   Measage Which Has Recn Drafted Befers to Article 227 of Peace Treaty, Acensing William If of osu preme Offense.’

HOLLAND ASKED TO JOIN OTHER POWERS TO BRING FORMER RULER TO TRIAL   Supreme Council Drafts Note to Dutch Government and Will Send It Tomorrow---Request Is Made Under Article 227 of the Treaty of Versailles.

CALL PREPARED FOR EX-KAISER   The Supreme Council Drafts Note to the Dutch Government.

CALL EX- KAISER FOR TRIAL   Supreme Council Drafts Note to the Dutch Government Asking for Extradition.

MADE TO HOLLAND IN LATEST ALLIED NOTE   latimation Given That Hest May Deny Right of Pewers to Take Guest

SHADOW OF WAR IS ~ ON EUROPE AGAIN   Extradition of Kaiser Sought By the Powers   TROUBLES ROLL UP

NRAFT DEMAND UN HOLLAND   Supreme Council issues Call for Ex: Kaiser for Trial.

QUPREME COUNCIL DEMANDS: HOLLAND GIVE UP EA-KAISER   NOTE TO DUTCH GOVERNMENT WILL PROBABLY BE SENT TOMORROW   ALLIES PREPARE FOR TRIAL   Article ip Peace Treaty Relating to Special Allied = Tribunal Is Keferred to in Dispateh

SUPREME COUNCIL MAKES REQUEST OF DUTCH FOR KAISER   Communication Will Probably Be Sent to That Government on Next Saturday.   AORMER RULER WANTED UNDER TERMS OF TREATY   Holland Is Invited to Join With the Allied Powers in Accomplishment of the Act.

SUPREME. COUNCIL DRAFTS NOTE TO-DUTCH ASKING  _ EXTRADITY VILHEL):

ALLIES DEMAND KAISER IN NOTE TO HOLLAND   Noite to Be Sent Tomorrow Asks Extradition of For euteccs CC liek seer con

ALLIED COUNCIL ASK HOLLAND T0 GIVE UP KAISER   dole Is Sent to Dutch Gevernmen -—Kefers to Article 227 of Treaty

SUPREME COUNCIL Io ASKING HOLLAND FOR CUSTODY OF KAISER   REQUEST IS BASED ON SECTION 227 OF PEACE TREATY IN WHICH IT STATES   That The Former German Emperor Is Arraigned For a Su preme Offe:ise

SUPREME COUNCIL ” ~~ DEMANDS ‘KAISEE   Formal Deriand “Made on Holland For Surrender of Former German Empcror for Trial by Tribunal _ Of ‘the Allies. .

DEMAND THE FORMER KAISER   Supreme Counecii at Varis Will Ack lielland to Vield ting.

EX-KAISER DEMANDED IN NOTE TO HOLLAND   Allies Demand Trial As Per Terms of Versailles Treaty.

GARRANZA PREPARING TO MAINTAIN ORDER PENDING FLECTION!   SENDS TELEGRAPHIC ORDERS TO CHIEFS TO REDOUBLE EFFORTS FOR PEACE,

WANT ELECTION TO BE PEACEFUI   President Carranza Issu - ed Urgent Orders to,  His Chiefs

President Carranza Urges His Chiefs to Redouble Efforts to Stamp Out Banditry in Mexic

‘Milwaukee Cafe ‘Owner Helc On Complaint of United States Officials.

35 INFLUENZA DEATHS : IN CHICAGO YESTERDAY   New Cases Total 1.725—Ports -seven Fatalities from Pneumonia.

Heaviest Death Toll Since 1918 Epidemic [ndicated by Day’s Report.

DEATH IN FIRE   $300,000 PROPERTY DAMAGE RE SULT OF FIRE IN LOS ANGELES

PUT BRIDGES BACK ON THE WAKARUSA   FARMERS- ORGANIZE _ TC SALVAGE ‘THE WRECKED STRUCTURES   PLAN FOR QUICK WORK   County Commissioners Wait jo Atiorney General’s Ruling / on Emances   Commissioner Jolin Hoover Heads Crew of Farmers to Recover Thacher Bridge

PUT BRIDGES BACK ON THE WAKARUSA   FARMERS. ORGANIZE FO SALVAGE ‘THE WRECKED STRUCTURES   County Commissioners Wait {or Attorney General’s Ruling /“.. van Binances   Commissioner John Hooyer Heads Crew of Farmers to -Kecover Thacher Bridge

ILLINOIS SWEPT CLEAN FOR ENTIRE TICKE’   Harding Takes it Three to 1 anc Small Is Cut Down two to One/ -~Indiana Safe.

FRENCH RAILROADS 10 BE REORGANIZE!   Five Systems Operated Under Government Concession  Is Proposal.

EXPECTS SETTLEMENT   Mine Workers Head Believes” WH Reach Wagg Agrecment,

LEWIS BELIEVES MEN WILL WORK   GIVES ASSURANCE OF -SATISFAC  TORY AGREEMENT THE RE SULT OF JOINT MEETING 

SETTLEMENT   Looked for By President Lewii  MAJ i¢haiiet a2 VAS ail out

PRESIDENT WILSON: ASKS DELAWARE DEMOCRSTS TO . VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE BIL!

WILSON CRACKS WHIP OVER THREE ASSEMBLY MEN   Tells Delaware Democrats They Should Vole for Suffrage and Do Boervice to Party,

Wilson Urges Democrats in Delaware Legislature To Vote for Suffrage

WILSON ADVISES ON SUFFRAGE   TELLS DEMOCRATS OF DEL AWARE TO VOTE FOR AMENDMENT.

PASS SUFFRAGE SAYS WILSON TO DELAWARE   Three Assemblymer Ordered To End Quibbling and Vote.

PRESIDENT WILSON URGES DELEWARE ASSEMBLYMEN TO VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE   (Re Tintted Preead

ASKS SUPPORT. FOR  SUFFRAGE’ -AMENDN   Pres. Wilsqd ‘Awka-‘Thebe Dotdwa   Assembjymen; TO “Vote ‘Woy ‘Amendment; = {

PRESIDENT INTERVENES IN DELAWARE SUFFRAGE   Telegraphs Democrats in Legisiature Asking Vote for the Amendment.

PRESIDENT URGES DEMOCRATS VOTE   Delaware Could Give Suffra_ gists Chance in Coming Presidential Election.   ISEES SERVICE TO PARTY   House Can Kill , Nationa Amendment by Burying It i itteea—

REDS MAKE GAINS,   Oecupy Several Important Towns fx South Ruxaln,

DENIES ORDERING QUOTA SHEET   Treasurer. Upham Tesi o a . Charges Are Unite,   GIVES’ $3,000,000 BUDGE   Never Saw the $8,000,000 © Docuinent d le He Tells Sénate Probers — Will Produce Records,

JPHAM SWiAne HE NEVER HEARD OF GOV. COX LIST   First Time Ever Saw it Was In Newspapers. Nothing Secret About Official Bulletins.

GERMAN WORKMEN DEMAND CONTROL OF ALL LEGISLATION   General Strike Will Continue Until Government Grants Concessions.

PROLETARIAT DEMANDS ABSOLUTE CONTROL OF ~—BOVERNMENT ARENEIES   Workers Bitter ‘Against Both. ‘Regimes and Using General Strike as Weapon Press” Their Advantage.”

PROLETARIAT GOVERNMENT FOR BERLIN   Difficulty In - Procuring Supplies In Capitol Is Menace.

Over 1,000 Killed at Kiel—Whole of Rubr District Reported in the Hands of the Reds.   25,000 Red Troops Massed on the Out skirte of Berlin

BERLIN STRIKE IS CONTINUED BY WORKINGMEN   Dictatorship Of Proletariat Is One Of Eleven Conditions Of Men's Return To Work   SPARTACISTS SAID TO BE WELL ARMED   Press Unanimous That Capital Is On Verge Of Bolshevist Rule

FUMERIES MAY ‘STILL CARRY KICK CONCEALED WITHIN THEIR ODORIFEROUSNES:

CONVICTS IN DASH FROM U. S. PRISON   Elght Get Away, But Three . Are “Soon” Caught.: Seek Others

M’SWINEY BREAKS FAST RECORDS   Mayor of Cork Passes 62nd Day in Hunger Strike.

ROB POST OFFICE OF $16,000   Four Masked Men Biow Safe at Moor. head, Minn., and Escape With Cer. tificates and Stamps.

BANDITS ROB THE MOORHEAD POST OFFICE   Tie Clerk to Chair With Sack - Over Head and Walk Off With Cash and Stamps.

INTEREST IS HIGH IN FOOTBALL RACI   High Schools of State Battl: For First Honors With Twenty-seven At Top

CHRISTENSEN PICKED BY THIRD PARTY   Forty-eight Angered a Platform Quit To Form Fourth.

FORTY-EIGHTERS NOMINATE CHRISTENSEN FOR PRESIDENT   Sensation of Convention Came at 2:26 This Morning, When 48crs Upset Plan of Laborires, Who Wanted Dudley Field Malone:

DELEGATES BOLT — IN THIRD PART)   CHRISTENSEN AND HAYES TICK: ET PLACED IN FIELD BY “FARMER-LABOR PARTY.”   STATEMENT BY CHRISTENSEN

PARLEY CHRISTENSEN AND MAX HAVES NOMINATED ON THIRD PARTY TICKET   Selections Come on Second Bal lot at Chicago Farmer-Labor Party Conventiou Early Today   Christensen Favor Nationalization Wit Democratic Control of the Mines  and Railroads

FARMER-LABOR = PARTY COMPLETES NATIONAL TICKET   Ten Candidates Were Placed in Nomination for the Presidency, Among Them Henry Ford.

NEW PARTY NAMES CAT LAKE LEADEE   Pp. P. CHRISTENSEN IS PRESI DENTIAL CANDIDATE OF FARMER-LABOR PARTY   OWI MAN 1S ON. TICKE]   Dudley Field Malone of New York Candidate of Labor Leaders, Lost Nomination on the Second Ballot.

NEW PARTY NAME [5 FARMER-LABOR   AND ITS CANDIDATE !8 PARLEY P, CHRISTENSEN,   HAYES FOR VICE-PRESIDENT   Committee of Forty-Eight Maintains Its Domination of Canvention and Labor Group Finally Falls In Line,

NATIONAL TICKET OF FARMER; LABOR  PARTY COMPLETEL   Parley P. Christianson, of Salt Lake City, Nominated for President and Mack Hayes, of Cleveland Named Vice President.

CHRISTENSEN HEADS FARMER. LABOR PART!   NOMINATION MADE AT LIBERAI CONVENTION IN CHICAGO AT 2:2¢ A. M. TODAY

Utah Man, Chairman of ‘48 Convention, Choice of Farmer-Labor Party   HAYES CHOSEN AS VICEPRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   REPORT SAYS HAYES WITLI NOT ACCEPT; SENATOR LA: FOLLETTE'S NAME 1S WITH. DRAWN RY SON,

PACKERS PLAN FOR CTOCKYARD TRANSE   ULTIMATE OWNERSHIP BY DEAL ERS AND PRODUCERS IS PROPOSED,

ULTIMATE OWNERSHIP ay paar EKS AND PRODUCERS PROPOSED BY “BIG FIVE”

POLES WILL MAKE OTANG AT LEMBERE   Lithuania, Overthrown by the Red Horde, Scene of Street Disorders; Polish Troops Being Gathered for Attack   Women, Children Turn Out to Build Fortifications to Halt Impending Assault Upon Lemburg Expected Today   'By ASSOCIATED PRESS  RRO SESE BHIGE Bee wen eres

REDS CAPTURE FORT ON NORTH FRONT OF RUSS-POLE LINE  BOLSHEVIKI CLAIM BU ue THER ADVANCES E. ey ae  LIMITS ae TERMS   LIMITS ON ‘TERMS   French ‘and British State Con- ditional Armistice Propastic Fram Soviet.” »

RUSS CAPTURE POLE FORTRESS   Poles Are Failing Back on Lomza, 75 Miles Northeast of Warsaw, ° Says Soviet Communique.

HALF A MILLION MORE ASKED 10 PURCHASE CARS   Necessary to Build 100, 000 Freight Cars, ,2, 000 Locomotives

FIVE HUNDRED MILLION ASKED   This Year to Finance the Construction of Freight Cars

RAIL CHIEFS SEEK HALF BILLION MORE   Sum is Asked of Congress to Finance Construction of Freight Cars.

300 MILLIONS  ASKED OF UL. S. FOR RAIL CARS    Freight Requirements Make Ad.ditions Essential, Executives Tell Congress ‘

Rail Heads Ask Congress  For $500,000,000 for Year   Money Is Wanted to Finance Construction of Freight Cars and Locomotives—100,000 of Former and 2,000 of Latter Are Needed. Immediately.

ROADS ASK $500,000,000 MORE   R. R. Executives Urge Congress to Finance Freight Car Building This Year.

RAILROAD HEADS SEEKING MORE HELP FROM CONGRESS   Want Additional Appropria tion of $500,000,000 _ tc Finance Construction 0! Freight Cars.

HALL "ANE              _ Committee as , Result tf "Re“quests. from Western - Grain ‘Men Asking Aopronriation

MILLIONS — _ ASKED OF. ~ CONGRESS   FROM THE REVOLVING *FUND TO° BUILT - FREIGHT CARS. —   Railroad Executives Say the  - Money is Necessary to  _ Buy 100.600 Cars and 2006 T.acomoatives.

BULL RING SCENES TOO HARROWING, FOREIGNERS OMIT THE CPANICH @PNneR’

> . : t Darnrton tn Erance   Tee ee mes PM kote ae r, hanister Declares  hal, = af merarne: fosters i Free Moving Pictures Are bats 7 o _ 2 rT yl

‘“Mike”’Gilliooley, Boy Stowaway, In Trouble Again   14-Year-Old Belgian War Victim Faces Return to His Native Country.

BACK T0 EUROPE FOR STOWAWAY?   Belgian Boy Who-Crossed Ocear Five Times Gets Zero in School Depertment.

WANTS TO BE RID ~ OF MIKE GILHOOLF}   Champion Stowaway’s Deportment At Exclusive School Not Good

WANTS TO GET AID OF MIKE   New York Woman Repents o Her Kindness to “Champion Stowaway.”

Fester Mether ef Champien ‘Stewan way Will Be Glad !{f She Can Get Rid of Him.

Lighters Boycott American Ships; Kill Native Foreman.   Board Vessel, Beat Mate and Crew— Consul at Yokohama Appea's to Tokyo for Protection.

JAPS BOARD U. S. SHIP   BEAT MATE AND CREW OF STEAMER LAKE GITANO.   American Boats Are Boycotted in Yokohama—Native Foreman of Yank Lighterage Company Killed.

JAPANESE MAKE RAID ON U.S. BOATS   Lighters Boycott American Ships; Kill Native Foreman.   Board Vessel, Beat Mate and Crew— Consul at Yokohama Appeals to Tokyo for Protection.

REMEMBER PILGRIMS   Descendants Gather at Plymout to Hold Anniversary Observane

REVEMBER PILGRIMS   Descendants Gather at Pivmoutt to Hold Anniversary Obser4 -vaniée,

“BOUND” BOY, FREE WILL STAY. BOUND   Adelbert Daluege Asks That  His Master, John Bress,  Be His Guardian.

Tdentnred’ Row ASEM RR EOS wey  Is Given Freedom By Tlinois Court

EHEC EESEEA4E ES E44 44444444   rILLINOLS? BOUND BOY 4 MADE FREE TODAY 4

Numerous Mild Cases Repoited Rut Entirely Different From That of Last Winter.   PRECAUTION IS ADVISED   Local Communities Are Urged To Get The Health Boards Organized.

MANSION HOUSE IS RAIDED TODAY   Police Ransack Residence of the Lord Mayor of Doblin.

HUNGER STRIKER . DIES EARLY TODAY   Terence MacSwiney Passes Away in Brixton Prison This Morning At 5:40 O’clock   PRIEST, BROTHER WITH HIM   Lord Mayor of Cork, Sentenced te Serve Two Years For Sedition Ate Nothing For 74 Days.

SAW IRISH PRIEST BRUTALLY KICKED   Eye-Witness Declares Soldiers Tried to Force Priest ‘tc Confess to Murder   Describes Military Raid On Irish Town at Investigation in Washineton

SISTER OF M'SWINEY  DESCRIBES ALLEGED BRITISH QUIRAGE IN  PEOPLE OF-IRELANE   Priest Beate and Kicked, Tow Burmed and Pillaged by the Military, Declares

“HIPPO” VAUGHN SLIGHTLY HURT   Chicago Pitcher Stabbed By Relative.

STABBED BALL PLAYER   } Vaughn of Chi “ero Curbs Injured By Father-in- law

HIPPO VAUGH  KNIFE VICTIM   Pitcher of the Chicago Cub: Stabbed By His Fatherin-Law.

JIM- VAUGHN IN HOSPITAL   Stabbed by Father-inLaw Last Night Dur ing Altercation

JIM VEUGHN, GUD PHTGHER, oTABULD BY FATHER-IN-LAW   Attack Grows Out of Charge: By Hurler Against Wife ir Divorce Suit—His Conditior Is Not Serious.

rears 14. CARINE   Vaughn, Pitcher for Chicago Cubs, Is Attacked. by Wather-in-Lav.-

BASEBALL PITCHER STABBED   James (Hippo) Vaughn of Chicago Na tional League Club Cut by Father-in-Law.

BALL PLAYER STABBED   "Hippo" Vaughn Seri Seriously Wounied Fatherin-Law.

Bl6 LEAGUE PITCHER STABBED IN BACK BY IAATE FATHER-IN-LAW   OUARREL FOLLOWS DIVORCE PRO  CEEDINGS AFTER COUPLE HAVE BEEN RECONCILED.

FATHER OF WIFE STABS GUB HURLER IN KENOSHA HOMI   “Hippo” Vaughn is Seriously , Wounded in Domestic Aiter cation at Home

BADGER GUARD UNITS READY FOR CAMP 60 DAYS BEFORE TIME   THAT 1S WORD SENT OUT BY ADJUTANT GENERAL OF STATE TO DIFFERENT COMPANIES.

WORLD LOAN PLANNED   British-Frerich Governments Ar. range to Pay America,   Paris Not Enthusiastic—Point Out That World's Money Already ts in the U. 8.

WORLD LOAN NOW PLANNED BY ALLIES   British-French Governments Arrange to Pay America.   Paris Not Enthusiastic—Point Ou That World’s Money Already is in the U. S.

PLAN A WORLD LOAN   FRENCH AND BRITISH ARRANGE TO PAY THE U. S.   Proposal Not Enthusiastically Re ceived in Paris—Claims America Already Has All World’s Money.

RED FLAG STIRS UNION   Resents Hoisting of Flaming Banner Over Illinois Colliery at Decatur.

RED FLAG STIRS UNION   ‘Resenta Hoisting of Flaming Banner a . Over itinela Colliery at ‘ Decatur.

SAID TO THROW UP SPONGE   Former Crown Prince Is Given a Coat of Whitewash by a Paris Paper.

TRIED TO THROW UP SPONGE   Former Crown Prince Wanted to Quit When U. S. Started.

BIG BANKERS REACH HOME FROM: JAPAN   Noted Financier Says Japar Greatly Intérested in . ‘Progress of: U.S.

WEEDS HAVE DONE WELL   Sanitary Officer Warns Properts Owners About Them

FARNA LOANS HELD UP FOR COURT DECISICR   U. 8, Justices to Decide on the Constitutionality of Federal Farm Loan Bank Law

General Diguez, Following Conference With Carranza, Announces Advance   SAYS STATE OF SONORA WILL WEEP AT OUTCOME   CARRANZA WILL STAND O1 FALI. ACCORDING TO RE SULTS OF CAMPAIGN, OB SERVERS BELIEVE,

MEXICAN FEDERALS ADVANCING ACAINST REBELLIOUS STATE   Members of Sonora Legislature and Others Favoring Secession Are Outlawed —

HOLLAND GETS COUNGIL’S NOTE   German Representative In Paris Believes Dutch Government Will Refuse to Camply With Demznd

HOLLAND WIL" REFUSE TO GIVE UP THE FORMER KAISER, BARON VON LERSNER THINKS

DUTCH EXPECTED T0 REFUSE TO GIVE UP EX-KAISER WILHELM   Acknowledge Demand anc Promise Answer in Few Days.

ALLIES DEMAND - FORMER KAISER   Holland Is Asked to Turn Him Over to Proper Au .. thorities in Order that He May Be. Tried for His Part in World’s War.   REQUEST! REACHES THE HAGUE LATTER ~-PART OF LAST WEEK

OCCUPATION OF UPPER SILESIA IS POSTPONED   German Government Agrees to Allied Proposal — Otto Lansberg Declares Cabinet, Headed by Prince Max, Had Decided to Surrender Before Revolution.

Efforts of Allies : To Get the Kaise:   May Prove Unsuccessful, According to Opinion of Baron Kurt von Lersner, German Leader.

EXPECT HOLLAND 10 REFUSE THE KAISER   Germans Express Belief Thai Netherlands Will Not Give Up Ex-Emperor.

GERMAN ASSERTS ALLIES CAN NOT ‘EXTRADITE. BILL   Von Lersner Declares Holland Will Not Give Him Up   DUTCH RECEIVE NOTE

BEGINS TO LOOK AS THOUGH H WOULD ESCAPE.   GERMAN DIPLOMAT EXPRESSES BELIEF.   Baron Kurt Von Lersner, Germa: Chief Diplomat'c Representative In Paris Believes Holland  Will Keep Fugitive.

THINK HOLLAND WILL STAND PAI   Belief Prevails That the Neth erlands Government Will Refuse to Surrender Ex-Kaiser.

SAYS HOLLAND TO KEEP. KAISER   German. Delegate - Declares “Whole: World is Against Spirit of Revenge -

AMUNDSEN COURIERS LOST   Three Men Who Carried Mail Prem Ship Believed te Have Pers ished in Arctic,

FORCES REDUCED   At Overland Plants Because of Lach ef Demand for Cars

BIG’ AUTO PLANTS CLOSED   Willys-Overiand Works May Operats Three Days a Week Until Normal Conditions,

TO INVESTIGATE SINKING OF DORY   ADMIRAL KNAPP SAYS A COURT OF INQUIRY WILL ACT.

7 MEN DROWNED IN NAVY SPILLS   Five Lost in Tug Off . Cuban "Coast and Two Others Perish , in English Waters,

SEVEN ARE DROWNED   COURT OF INQUIRY TO DETER MINE CAUSE OF SINKING OF _ DORY OFF HARWICH.

SEVEN MEN OF NAVY LOST THEIR LIVES   South Boston Man Was it Dory Which Capsized

FIVE U.S. TARS” LOSE LIVES AS DORY CAPSIZES   Navy Department Geis Word -of Accident Off Cuban  Canet

PRACE TREATY SETTLEMENT GOES GLIMMERING..   FIREMAN FALLS FROM LADDER AND IS KILLED.   SEVEN MEMBERS NAVY ABE DROWNED

7 ENLISTED MEN DROWNED   In Sinking of Naval Water Barge and Motor Dory Off the Cuban Coast Navy Dent. Informed.

ARGENTINE SUGAR BOUGHT BY U. 9.   Government Purchases 14,00) Tons of South American Republic.

UNITED STATES BUYS SUCAR   Geverament Cestraets fer Deerteea Theusaad Teas of Argeatisa  Reet ee A

THE INDUSTRIES 10 GET SucAR   Canners.and Preservers to Be Taken Care Of, 

TONS OF SUGAR   arr Takes Over. Part Qf Argentine Crop   34,000,000 Pounds Available Fo Canners Up to Oct 31

MEXICAN TROUBLE - LANSING’S UNDOING   SECRETARY TRIED IN VAIN TO ALTER PRESIDENT’S POLICY SAYS H. L. WILSON

BAD MESS IN MEXICO ALL DUE TO WILSON   HESRY LANE WILSON SHIFTS ANOTHER BURDEN.   Former Ambassador Helds President Reepeasibie for Existing Anarchy aed Thereby Hastening Lansaleg Resigeaties.

EX-ENVOY T0 ‘MEXICO RAPS WILSON HARD   “President’s Foolish: Mexi can Policy” Blamed for — Anarchy in Mexico. —   CAUSED: LANSING TO  QUE, ALSO CHARGED

NILOUN'S POLIGY TOWARD MEXICO 1S RESPONSIBLE FOR ANARCHY —WILSOR   DIRECT CAUSE POR RESIGNATION OF LANSING, SAYS FORMER AWBASSADOR,

Wilson Held Responsible for Anarchy in Mexico and Lansing Resignation

WILSON'S MEXICAN POLIGY 15 SGORED   Former Ambasador Says the President Responsible for Anarchy Which Existed.

FACE WAS CUT BY FLYING GLASS —HURT AT BALL GAME   LADY SPECTATOR AT HUM BOLDT-GILMORE GAME SUNDA) LAST SEVERELY INJURED.

Tennessee Lawmakers Getting Ready To Vote On Giving Ballot To Women   Republicans Making Effort Tc Bind G. 0. P. Members For Ratification

SURRENDER OF ~- ae “FIUME IS DEMANDED   = Bs a ae io 4 Commander of Italian. Troops Pres: ents Ultimatum, to Gabriele. D'Annunzio,

SEN. HARDING SHAKES DUST _ OF CAPITAL   FOR UNANNOUNCED DESTINATION FOR A FEW DAYS REST.    Requests That Newspape ‘Correspondents Make Ne - Effort to Follow Him iz _His Temporary-Seelusion

ner aera RT i meee  HARDING SEEKS’ SOLITUDE   Presidential Nominee I Leaves Capital to Work on Speech '

HARDING SLIPS OFF - TO COUNTRY ROME OF N. J. FRIEND   Nominee Spending Week End With U. S. Senator Frelinghuysen. _

Would Not Disclose Destination Aé He Is In Search of Much Needed Rest.

HARDING LEAVES FOR FLW DAYS OF RES’   Nominee and Mrs. Harding to Nev Jersey Country Estate for Week-end.

HARDING SEEKS A NEEDED RES}   Mrs, Medill McCormick Will Take Stump for Him—Fine Western Outlook.

SENATOR HARDING OEEKG dELLUGION IN NEW JERSEY   republican Nominee Tries in Vain to Hide From Reporters.

SENATOR HARDING ASKS CORRES PONDFNTS NOT TO FOLLOW AIM INTO RETIREMENT

HARDING GOES TO COUNTRY   Republican Presidential Nominee Spends Week-End at Home of Senator Frelinghuysen.

Senator Harding  Goes for a Reat   Republican Nominee for President Shakes Washington For a Short Stay.

ANYONE SEEN SENATOR HARDING?   G. O. P. Candidate Leaves for Parts Unknown for ‘‘Much Needed Rest.’’

HARDING ON VACATION   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR WEEK-END REST; DESTINATION SECRET.

HARDING SPENDS WEEK END HOME FRELINGHUYSEN   Republican Presidential Nominee’s Whereabouts Known.

HARDING SLIPS AWAY FOR FEW BAYS’ RESI   Sees Few Callers Before Going Asks Correspondents Not to Follow Him.

HARDING MADE HIS GETAWAY   Nominee Disappears for Vacatior and to Work on Acceptance Speech Between Holes

HARDING ENIOYS FIRST VACATION   Accompanied By His Wife, Nominee Slips Quietly Out vers" of Capital   CAMPAIGN PINS ARRIVE   Suffragists Plan Demonstrations at Notification Ceremonies

PRORIBITION IS CHIEF ISSUE   Democratic Platform Build ers See Hardest Struggle  on Beer Plank.

HARDING DEPARTS TO GET SOME REST   Leaves Capital for Three Days, Part of Which Will Be Spent In Preparing Speech.

Presidential Nominee Sur. rounds Trip With Secrecy to Avoid Worry   CAMPAIGN BUTTONS AND POSTERS ARE DELIVERED   America Always First Uset as Slogan in Millions of Gaudy Posters

HARDING OFF FOR FEW DAYS OF RECREATION   Candidate Expects To Be Back in Washington  on Tuesday.

G..0. P. NOMINEE WILL REST UP OVER WEEK END   ‘Will Spend Few Days at Country Home_ of Friends.

SENATOR HARDING TAKES VAGATION IN THE GOUNTR'   Conference Over Week End Will Be Held on Golf Links.

HARDING ANAT IN SECRET GOV FOR QUIET REST   First of Five Million Campaign Posters Presented to Repjublican Nominee   STREET FAKIRS LOSE OUT WITH BUTTONS   National Committee Corners Celluloid ‘Supply for Lapel Photos of Candidate

HARDING oP ENDING WEEK-END WITH A FRIEND WN COUNTRY   Slips Quietiy Out of Washing ton Without Making Destination Known.   WILL DEVOTE MUCH TIME TO PREPARING SPEECH   Hoped by Surrounding Trip With Secrecy He Could Avoid Crowds and Obtain Needed Rest-——Will be Back in Office by Next Tuesday.

HARDING LEAVES FOR ~ PLAGE NOT KNOWN      Rots to Spend Week-Tind Where Re porters Canot Bother; Will Be Back, Tuesday, ©

NEEDED REST FOR HARDING   Destination of Presiden tial Candidate Was   Unnanounced

HARDING SHIPS AWAY FOR A REST   Requests Newspaper Men To Make No Effort te Disturb Him for a Few Days.  Speech of Acceptance to Oc— cupy Part of His Time While Away. :

CONVICTS TO PICK COTTON   State Prison Farms Ex: pect to Make Between 7000 and 8000 Bales

Uat PRISONERS TU GATHER BIG  UU? OF GOTO   COMMISSIONERS FEAR DAMAGE BY RAIN UNLESS CROP Is PICKED QUICKLY,

BRAING OF U. 6. AEDS 15 SEIZED   Chicago Bomb Squad Takes Anarchy’s “Biggest Fish.”   JOHN ALEXANDER ARRESTED   Also Known as John La Grance— Sought for Six Months—Called Most Important Arrest by Immigration Commissioner.

UL S, NABS RED CHIEF IN RAID      Bomb Squad in Chicago Seizes Johm Alexander, Alias La Grance.   CALLED ANARGRY’S BIG’ FISH   Immigration Gommissioner Landis Says it ls the Most Important Arrest Since Signing of the  . ° Armistice.

TN LAL A  U.S, NABS RED CHIEF IN RAID   Bomb Squad in Chicago Seizes John Alexander, Alias La Grance.   CALLED ANARCHY’S BIG FISH   Immigration Commissioner Landis  Says It Is the Most important Ar-   rest Since Signing of the  Armistice.

M’CORMICK’S TRIP TO EUROPE   Senator’s Real Mission on Behalf o Standard Oi! Interests, Paris Newspaper Says.

W’CORMICK’S TRIP TO EUROPE   in oS SC, Senators Real Mission on Behaif of Standard Oll Interests, Paris Nowspaper Says.

INE MAN OWEARS NAM: MISSPELLED   Testimony by Handwriting Experts as to Signature of the Helme Petition Offered at Newberry Electrion Trial.

HANDWRITING EXPERT CALLED,   several Witnesses Deny They Signed Helme Nomination Petition.

DENY PREDICTING PRE-WAR PRICES   ;  BRIETLER BROS. ISSUING STATE.  WENT SAYING NO SUCH PRE.  DICTION HAS BEEN MADE  vi «+A VE

NO BASIS FOR HOPE FOR REDUCTION IN THE COST OF LIVING                   AVERS THERE Ww NO CHANGES — IN 4 MONTHS

MINNESOTA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION SESSION TOMORROW   EXECUTIVE HAVE DRAFTED DEF. INITE AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM FOR CONSIDERATION

GERMANY’S POLITIGAL POT AT BOILING HEA‘   Right and Welt Parties Narrowh Watch Each Other for First Signs of a Revolt:

(CHAOS BREAKS OUT ANEW INGERMANY   Country Is Divided Into Two Political Factions, Each Fearing the Other Will Gain Control; New Proclamation for “World Revolution” Issued by Lenine

TWO-THIRDS DELEGATES ARE NOT INSTRUCTED   756 Pledged Out of Total of 1,002 ) at Democratic National Convention,

OFFICERS NAMED BY TRI-COUNTY MOTOR MINERS   Aggressive Action Against Al leged Discrimination to Re Launched.   EACH MEMBER PAYS $50.00

MOTOR MINE MEN NAME OFFICERS AND PLAN FIGH'      a. B. Madigan and W. E. Wier ‘ President. and Treasurer of New Body.   WILL ANSWER RAILROADS   First fection of Tri-Connty Assocladon SLM Be to Present Case of the   Non-tipple Operetors Before Poblle Service Commission of Pennsylvania

RESUME POSTAY, cpnvr-ra   Italian Government Has Tesumied Mail Serviea

REDS AND PETLURA IN PACT   Armistice Between Bolsheviki an Ukrainians !s Reported From Lemberg.  =

PERSECUTION Of JEWS BY POLta ORDERED HALTEL   Mass Revenge Must Not Be Attempted: If an Individual is Thought to be Guilty He Must Be Tried.

Polish ‘Armies Warned  to be  we a wee ‘a  hess Rude With the Jews:

LEAGUE TO BE KEPT AN ISSUE   Senator Harding Refuses to Let Dem: ocrats Sidetrack It--Points to Finances Back of Cox.

HARDING EDGE ON COX IN PAST OHIO CONTESTS   Camparisons Heveal Harding’s Popw ‘larity is Rated Higher. All Signs Point to State Going Republican

THE RUNNING OF CANDIDATES   Some Figures Showing the Various Contests Harding and Cox Have Been In   ANALYSIS OF FIGURES   Cox, Reputed to be Great Runner, Has Usually Had Decided Advantage

CRUMBLING, IS SULLIVAN DOPE   Ther Swi Swing Prosressi  s Rebeliiios ‘ower to   “TIRED OF BEING ROLLED In THE MUD AND HAVING ROOSEVELT BOG KICKED Asouan

Followers of Roosevelt Succeed in Coming Into Place of Prominence in Councils of Republican: Party, “Old Guard” More Considerate of Their Wishes. The  ‘Platform Battle and Root’s Plank.

OLD GUARD IS ' CRUMBLING, IS SULLIVAN DOPE   McCormick Leads Rebellior That Swing Power to Progressives   R. SPIRIT REVIVES   “TIRED OF BEING ROLLED IN THE MUD AND HAVING ROOSEVELT DOG KICKED AROUND”

 AMERICAN LEGION HEAD WRITES TO JACK KEARNS   Tells Dempsey’s Manager That Is Not Function of Organization to Review Exemption Claims.

SERIOUS MUTINIES ON PERUVIAN FRONT   reuble Reported From 15,000 Chil ean Troops Said To Be Concentrated at Tacna and Arica.

1S STILL UNSOLD   REPRESENTATIVE OF CUBAN GOVERNMENT ASSERTS THAT PLENTY OF SU GAR 18 AVAILABLE      WOULD SELL TO AMERICA      Several Efforts Were Made (o Scll Entire Crop to United States, Cnhen Asserts—.imerica's Answer is Awaited

 CF NATE 15 TOL   Wilson Has Refused Offers of 1920 Crep Thus ar

ONLY HALF OF CUBAN SUGAR CROP 1S CONTRACTED FOR   Purchase of Unsold Portion Would Stabilize the Market and Be Cheaper fer American Con Super,

Half of 1919 Cuban Sugar Crop Is Offered American ‘Trade Without Response

THOUSANDS JOIN IN COX JUBILEE   Supporters of Ohio Governo Celebrate in His Honor in Dayton Demonstration.

GOAL OPERATORS ISCUSS LOWER PRICES. AT MEET   ‘Drop In Cost Predicted   Following Palmer’s  Statement.

IDEALISTS GET SETBACKS FROM BOTH PARTIES   Emotionalism Reached Peak In Discussion Of Issues At San Francisco   SIMILARITY IS SEEN   Although At Chicago Those Who Fought For Ideals Were Not Given A Hearing

BRYAN 10 FIGHT FOR DRY CONGRESS   Will Probably Enter Districts of Democrats and Republicans Alike   SUMS UP CONVENTION   Lawrence Tells of Open De. bate on Democratic Platform at San Francisco

‘SNUBBING OF BRYAN IN HIS PARTY HOUSE   DEMOCRATS GUILTY OF IT AND SOME OF THEM GLAD.   Commoner Not Expected te Bolt Can @idate Cox, But May Reserve ‘he Right te Fight fer a Dey Congress.

BAWRENCE MAKES ANALYSIS OF TWO ~ BIG CONVENTIONS   ya Democratic Meeting, Emotion sila Was Shown in Loyalty of Mc,Adoo's Friends,   BAME,YREATMENT GIVEN ' fim JOHNBON AT CHICAGO   Bevan Bet Fire to Convention But fioen Found Himself Humil..-iated and Defeated.   DIFFERENCES POINTED OUT   Those Worthy of Note, Are Told. of By Correspondent; Glass Proves Big Factor. ¢° .

ILLNOIS DOWNSTATERS LAUNCH THOMPSON BOOM   “Pro-American ‘Wine of Republican Party’ Would Name Chicago Mavor.

NEGROES LIKE THOMPSON   Chicago Colored People Want Mayor To Be President, _

DRY LAW PASSED IN HOLLAND   Dutch Are Excited Over New Tax on All Liquors—Practically Prohibitive.

NOW THE DUTCH 60 BARK ON SCHNAPPS   ‘Drys’ Force Tax Virtually Prohibitive for Poor

MOB MENACES NEGRO SLAYER   Threats of Violence Made Against Black Who Killed Fiance of Chicago Girl.

MOB THREATENS TO LYNCH NEGRC   Man Who Killed Fiance of Congressman. -Britten’s Secretary Guarded in Jail.   SCREAMS FRIGHTEN SLAYER   va Assailant Confeat esto Officers When Captured and“ Begs Protection From Angry’ Citizens—Dead Man ta Lauded.

SAN FRRICSD GANESTER WAR WEANS SHAEUP   ‘Police Judges: Blamed for La»  Administration of Criminal : lustice

Two Children Craw! Under Bed and Evade Rescuers in Burning House; Incineratet

YOUNG AVIATOR IS KILLED   Martin Bergh Falls to Hs Death at Volga, S. D.

EXPECT INDICTED “MENTO SURRENDER         ' a em: ihe Belief Eprosséd Miners and , Oper. ators: At Buffalo Conference: Werte Indicted.”

INDICTED COAL OPERATORS EXPECTED TO SURRENDER   Cari Fletcher, of 'tndianapolis. i First to Appear—Released on $10,000 Bond.

INDICTED MEN NOW EXPECTED   IT IS BELIEVED OTHERS WILL FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE OF CHARLES FLETCHER 

ITALY’S KING HAS $3,500,000   Will Have to Pay $1,000000 Tax Un der Patrimony Law of the Country.

KING MUST PAY GOOD BIG TAX   Patrimeny Apsesament of Victer Fiesamaneel 1.000.000 Lice.

Will Have to Pay $1,000,000 Tax Un der Patrimony Law of the Country.

HALF RETRACT SUITS   POLLAPSE OF CASES AGAINST PRICK MARGIN EXPECTED,   Claim Coal Dealers’ Association Filed Many Suits Unauthorized,

COLLAPSE. OF CASES Gale] fe PRICE. “MARGIN.         Claim Coul Dealers" Association Filed / Many Suits, Unauthorized, .

SEEKS LOCATION FOR MFG. PLANT: CITY LOOKS GOOD   STOCK REMEDY CONCERN PROB ABLY WILL OPEN FACTORY IN CHILLICOTHE,   Two Representatives Here Today Looking Over the City-—Would Mean the Addition of Four Families to the Town.

SEEKS LOCATION   STOCK KEMEDY CONCERN P'ROBARLY WILL OPEN FACTORY IN CMILLICOTHE,   Two Representatlves Were Poday Looking Over the City—Would Meun the Addition of Four Families to (he Town.

“Fundamental Incapacity’ Of the Democratic Ad. ministration lo be Review ed.   DECLARES TREEDOW   Candidate In Speaking Ic Akron Voters Says He js Unpledged, Unbossed and Unowned «=

HARDING SEES OHIO VICTOR   Discusses the Fundamental Incapacity. of the Democratic Administration

OHIOANS WANT ~~ FREE AMERIG!   Dense Crowd at Akron En: thusiastically Cheers Harding’s Stand fer Nation.   N'- CINCINNATI. TONIGHT

Flatiorm Speeches Will be Delivered By Senator Enroute to Queen City.  TO OUTLINE G. 0. P. RECONSTRUCTION PLANS  Jubilant Over Enthusiasm Which Marked His Reception In Akron Last Night,  Nominee Invades Southern ONhia

HARDING TO OUTLINE REPUBLICAN PLANS IN ADDRESS FRIDAY   Senator To Speak In Cincinnati Friday N ight—Delivers Address Before Capacity Audience In Akron Thursday FEvenine.   DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION SCORED      Nothinee Declares U.S. Will Not Fail the World But Will Insist On Continuance Of Her Independence.

UVALDE DAIRYMAN: FIGHTS HC. LBY REDUCING PRICE OF MIEK 3 CEXTS -A GUART

SUFFRAGES FATE SIN BALANCE AS ASSEMBLY MEETS   Backers Claim To Have Pledges Of 99 Members Of House   ANTIS DISPUTE THIS   Vote May Come Late Monday —Attempt Made To Block It

BOTH FORCES IN TENNESSEE FIGHT HOPEFUL   Suffragists Claim 62 Out of 99 House Members Pledged Cause.   House Expected to Act Late Today On Suffrage  Iecne

BEAT COLUMBUS BY 16 YEARS   Puts Forth Another Claimant for Honor Given Italian   TELLS OF SKOLP EXPEDITION

Puts Forth ‘Another Claimant fer “ Honer- Given, Atallan   TELLS OF SKOLP EXPEDINUR   Danioh ‘Belentiet  Claims to Have tie covered  Documents. Proving Thai  Nerwagiden Explorer Named: Jon * Bkoip “Rediscovered America” in 1476-—Credite Lait ‘Bileson, With . Original Diecovery in the Year-1000

MRS. ROOSEVELT APPEALS FOR REPUBLICAN VICTOR)   Declares Country's Vital Need is Election of Harding and Qoolidce

MRS. ROOSEVELT IS FOR HARDING   WIDOW OF EX-PRESIDENT URGES HIS SELECTION.   URGES NEED OF NATIONALISM   Sanya It Can Best Be Attained By Republican Success—Plea Is Made For Governor Cex By An     Ex-Service Man.

Widow: of ‘Late - Colonel Asks “Women of Country to 'Sup-: port -Republicans.**

ROOSEVELT’s WIDOW URGES G. 0. P. VICTORY   First Political Declaration Recalled From Her

WIDOW OF T. R. ASKS VOTERS TO ELECT HARDING   Mrs. Roosevelt Says Vital Nec< of Country is Republican Victory.

SWREERESBSESBAESRAZALAALSL   ROOSEVELT’! § widow URGES  —T . - 4

= 7 muuamammem iS ads Fenris a OUT FOR He: ARDING.   Former President Roosevelt Jasucs Statement,

WIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT MARES “APPEAL FOR HARDING’S: ELECTION

Widow Of Ex-President Roosevelt Issues Statement Supporting Harding

WITNESS RETURNS FROM CANADIAN WOODS WHEN HE ‘LEARNS’ COMMITTEE WANTS TO HEAR OF THAT $225,000 CONTRIBUTION OF LOEB 10 WOOD FUND

OTEBBING DENIES EFFORT TO EVADE CAMPAIGN PROBE   Eastern Treasurer for Wood Fund Says He Was on Long Trip to Canadian Woods.   PROMINENT MEN FIGURED IN RAISING EASTERN FUNE   Committee of 100 Considered New York Too Good Field for Local Efforts.

ELLS COMMITTEE HE DID NOT TAY TOEVADE PROBE   Asks Stebbins to Explar Eastern Financing of Wood Compaign

WOOD FUND'S TOTAL EXCEEDED $1,400,00(   Sec Stebbins, Returning From Canadian Woods Helps Committee Estimate It

WOOD'S EXPENSES SHOW LARGER   Eastern Treasurer Adds $228,« 494 to Former Report 

WOOD'S EASTERN MANAGER BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Stebhins Stated That His Total Bis hursements So Far Was “Around $436,000."

HIDING DENIED BY HORACE STEBBINS   Wood Campaign Treasurer Was on Trip in Canadian Wilds, Not Dodging Senate Subpoena Servers.

Eastern Treasurer Denies That He Wassin Hiding \to Keep From Jestifying.     Loeb And Associates Furnished Portion of Large Campaign  Funds He Says.  Paid Out Money On Authority  Of Proctor and Loeb

WOOD'S TREASURER EXPLAINS. ABSENCE   H. S. Stebbins Says Subpoena Servers Persecuted Family.   Eastern Treasurer for General Ex piains Failure to Appear Early in Senate Campaign Probe.

WOOD AID TESTIFIES   H. S&S, STEBBINS BEFORE SENATE CAMPAIGN PROBERS.   Tells Why Officers Have Been Unable to Locate Him to Serve Subpoena —Family Persecuted.

WOOD'S TREASURER PROTESTS SUPOENA SERVERS’ ACTIVIT'   Disappeared When Sent For; Then Put Up Big Howl When They Kepe After Him.

Weekly Luncheons Held by Commit: tee That Raised Money Says Witness—Denies He Tried to Hide From Senate Investigators.

DENIES TRYING TO EVADE PROBE OF SLUSH FUND   Horace C. Stebhins, Eastern Treasurer Witness at Cam- -° naign Fund Inquiry   TELLS OF COIN SENT BY WILLIAM LOEB   List: of. Contributors Promised; Says Most of Money Goes io Publicity _

'Stebbins 60 Miles From Phone While U.S. Agents ‘Persecuted’ \Family, He Tells Committee

HE'S NOT ARTFUL DODGER   H. H. Stebbins, Wood’s Treas urer, Denies He Was Hiding in Canada.   A WITNESS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Senators Are Told Wood’: Subscriptions Came From Prominent Men.

‘TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE «. .-OF RAISING WooD. ‘woNey                   Received $225,000 froth: Will Loeb and Spent it Under. yt thority from Proctor.   RAISED FUND IN NEW YORK.            Considered Field Too Big to:L, ‘to Committee, So Arranged: ’ ". for Luacheons.  :

Horace S. Stebbins, Trea: urer, Tells of Metheds in Financing Ficht.   WAS AWAY IN CANADA   New York Men Had Luncheon Each Week in Effort to Raise Monev.

WOOD'S TREASURER EXPLAINS ABSENCE   Said He Had Been Av Away On Trip To Canadian Woods Arranged, ‘Long Ago.

FINAL SESSION OF CONGRESS OPENS   Next President, Who Sits  in His Piace in Senate, is Magnet Which Draws Crowds   HE MAKES A SHORT ADDRESS   Speech Sets New Precedent in American History—Both Branches in Session Few Minutes

GONGRESSIONAL MILL STARTS WITH HEAVY, VARIED GRIST IN HANI      LAY FOUNDATIONS FOR NEXT SESSION, WHEN @. 0. P. GETS CONTROL

CONGRESS OPENS WINTER SESSION   LAWMAKERS OF NATION GATH.   EK FOR LAST MEETING PRIOR TO ADMINIS. TRATION CHANGE   HEAVY PROGRAM PLANNED   LONG LIST OF IMPORTANT BILLS TO BE DIsPOSED OF

CONGRESSIONAL WILLOPEN WITH A HEAVY GRIST   FOUNDATION TO BE LAID FOR NENT SESSION WHEN G, ©. P. WILL Be IN CONTROL

GERMAN REVOLT CAUSES CAPITAL 10 SPECULATE   Opinions So Far Aro Based on Theories in the Absence of Facts.   WILSON’S FRIENDS BLAME ' PRACE TREATY OPPONENTS   Trreconcilables Call It ‘‘Interna) Affair’’ Entirely Divorced from Treaty.   CALL PEACE TSRMS CRUEL   Some Observers Think Germans. Sceking Opportunity to  Evade War Debts. 

TreatyFoes Blame “CruelAnd Harsh”’ Treaty Terms For Revolt In Germany; Others See Plot To Evade Indemnity

NEW GERMAN POWER ! WEIGH PRACE TERMS   REVOLUTION SKILFUL PLOT TO EVADE INDEMNITIES.   Teutonic Upheaval Considered Confirmation and Justification of Divers Opiniona for and Againat Treaty.

THEORY PLENTIFUL IN WASHINGTON ON NEW REVOLUTION   Sane Attribute Outbreak ‘Tx Fact That League Has Not Yet Been Approved   OTHERS DIFFER WIDELY   Declare That Outbreak Is An Internal Affair—Facts Tndicate They Are Right

SUFFRAGE CHIEFS CONFIDENT      Report Nineteenth Amendment Is Gainnents Predict Victory.

BOTH SIDES ARE CONFIDENT.   Deleware Anti-Suffrage Leaders Claim To Have Advantage.

SUFFRAGE CHIEFS CONFIDENT   Report Nineteenth Amenhn ment Is GalnIn. Strength in Delaware—Oppoe ” nents Predict Victory.

WANTS U. S. IN LEAGUE. +   Argentine Foreign Minister Hopes to Suggest Possible Solution.

AMERICA VITAL T0 LEAGUE COVENANT      ARGENTINE MINISTER DE CLARES UNITED STATES FUNDAMENTAL TO EXISTENCE,

Assembley of League to Seek to Solve Problem Of Getting America In

WANTS U. S. IN THE LEAGUE   Leaders Seek Way to Bring America Inte Big Association.

SEEK TO GET U. S, IN LEAGUE   Catied One of Most Important Prob. lema to Come Before Aasembly at Geneva.

UNITED STATES IS NEEDED.   Friend ef League Wants to Devis Way to Bring It in.

ARGENTINE MINISTER SAYS U. S. IS NEEDED   Wants to Find a Way for Country’s Entrance Into Peace Pact.

MARY RIGTING IN ITALY.   PRISE CEM ERE ee  Momber Flleds and Maw: Wounded, Bombs Thrown ln Mila.

NUMBERS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN TALIAN STRIKE   SOCIALIST AND LABOK LEADERS ISSUE MANIFESTO ORDERING DEMONSTRATIONS

HURL BOMBS IN ITALY   Many Persons Slain During the Two-Hour Strike.   Hotels at Milan Bombed, Including One Where British Delegation to League Are Staying.

MANY RIOTING IN ITALY.   ‘Number Filed. and Many Wounded, Ecmbs Thrown jn Miitea-.

MANY KILLED DURING STRIKE   Fatal Outbreaks in Italy Reported to London.

MANY PERSONS KILLED AND OTHERS WOUND=D   At Various Places in Italy During Two Hours Strike  an Thueredaw

TWO-HOUR STRIKE GUSTS MANY LIVEE   ITALIAN LABOR PARTY AND “SOCIALISTS ORDER GEN’ ERAL- MANIFESTATION.

eee sSsS~—SS  LEGION WIEL TAKE AGTION IN THE AID   Which Will Be Given To Ex: Service Men Now II   PRESIDENT D’OLIER

FARMER JAILED CHARGED WITH KILLING SON   Trouble Said by Officers to Have Arisen Over Divis-   ion of Crops. 

NO MOVE TO HAVE THE SOGIALISTS RESEATED TODAY   Session of New York. Assembly Shertest of Year, Lasting Only Ten Minutes.

PASSPORTS ARE GRANTED TO SEVERAL WITNESSES   British Government Will Not Seek to Prevent Attendance at Hearings on Ireland.

TYPHOID TRACED TO IMPURE MILK   Disease With Which Five Members of Reading Family Are Afflicted Communicated from Neigh hors, Is Belief   OLR WATER TESTS ARE PURE   Milk Purchased frem Fasiily Previewsly. Stricken Theught te Have  Dlamtetmas Pastarta

TYPHOID TRACED. TO: IMPURE MILK   Disease: With Which Five Metibets ‘of Reading’ Family Are Agiefeil Cotimunieated from Nelehis : bors, ‘Is Belief ”   FOUR WATER TESTS ARE PURE   Milk Purchased from Family Previous. ly Stricken Thought to Have Contained BRantarie

RUSSIANS AND POLES WARRING AROUND KEM   Soviet Government Sends Large Forees to West; Poles Trap Soviets‘

ENTIRE SHIFT OF MINERS (MPRISONE!   Hysterical Relatives of Victims As _ semble About the Mine Entrance.

READY TO USE ARMY ’ AGAIN AGAINST SOVIET!   Gen. Wrangle'W Would Go to Paris "to: Discuss Plans. hve: Frenel ~ Government. *

Wrangel Declares _ ‘His Readiness to Resume Hostilities   Anti-Bolshevik Commander Reorganizes Forces Since Debacle in Crimea

G.0.P.LEADERS ARE SURE OF VICTORY   Alignment of Voters on State Issv¢s and Race for Senator Caief Points of Interest in Badger State; Some Figures.    REVOLVING, AROUND  STATE LINOARO RACES FOR'SENATOR

CARELESSNESS ON: PART “OF MOTHER: CAUSES COURT "89 GIVE CHILD AWAY

‘CRASHES KILL TWO MEN   One Man Dies Under Train—Locomo. tive Hits Stalled Auto.

TWO’ KILLED IN CRASHES   Crown Point Man Dies ‘Under Train— Engine Hits Stalled Auto, Driver Perishes.

EDUCATION BILL FOR IRELAND 13 NOT WELL UIKEE   Being Criticised In Dublia on the Ground That Irish Parliament Should Direct.   PROVISIONS OF MEASURE   For First Time In Country Local School Tax Is to Be Levied.

To Presient’s Communication on Adriatic Problem   Received at the State Department and When Decoded Will Be Sent to President

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   Telegraphic!  PREMIER'S NOTE TO UNITED STATES IS NOT HARSCH

“DEAD LORD. MAYOR      a.  Inn Keeper Murdered At Athenry; Shots Fired From ‘Lorry Cause Panic In Cork

ireland Scene of Four More Reprisal Shootings Since Yesterday. PLANS TOR FUNERAL OF iit LORD MAYOR

IRISH RIOTS AND MURDERS CONTINUING   Effigies of -MacSwiney Burned in Belfast and Riot Ensues.

ONE MAN KILCED IN IRIOH DEMONSTRATION IN BELFAST SWBIRBS   DISPLAYING SiNN FEIN FLAG DD HONOR OF MACSWINEY CAUSED DISTURBANCE.

IAUUPS AR  SUMMORED 1d STP Fil IN BELEAM   Efligies of Terence MaeSwiney Are Burned in Streets   CROWDS IN PANIC AS RIFLES CRASH   Arrangements Go Forward for Funeral of Lrish Patriot

One Man Shot and Killed ir Belfast Suburb in Disorder:  _ Following Announcement. o MacSwiney’s End

BELFAST: MOB BURNS. ~ MAGSWINEY'S EFFIG          U ister Orangemen. Rie in Slreets; -ottowing: ‘Attack by: Marly “Ss OF “Townsmen  tse   ATTACK. .WAS” “MISTAKE   Mob Thought 5D) Wigies ~ cof Adoya  George Were Be ing Suvnied~ *e Ove Person. KMed,

Belfast, Cork and Dublin are Scenes of Outstanding Disturbances with People -in‘the Land on Verne of Panic

3URN MACSWINEY IN EFFIGY         Crowds Start Riots in trish City— Troops Called Out to Quet! Fighting.

DIES AFTER STARVING MORE THAN 73 DAYS IN PRISON; ATTACK BELFAST MOURNERS   Brother and (Chaplain at Bedside of Dying Mayor; Police Guard Against Possible Outbreak; Wife Called tt After Death

buAnG EXTEN DY Bly GHUWLs WOE THEIR SUNS   NO CASUALTIES REPORTED FROY INCIDENT IN STREETS OF CORK LAST NIGHT

Heads Are Cracked As Result of Mistake By Orangemen Last Night.   MURDER STALKS THROUGH IRELAND   Authorities Will Not Inter fere With Funeral of ' MacSwiney.

BURN EFFIGIES~ OF M'SWINEY © IN BELFASI   One Man Killed: “in Riot Caused by Display of Sinn Fein Flag

BURN MACSWINEY IN EFFIGY   Crowds Siart Ricts in Irish City— Troops Called Out to Quel! Fighting.

BURN M'SWINEY IN EFFIGY AS RIOTING GROWS   MILITARY IN ARMORED CARS SWEEP STREETS TO PREVENT REPEATED MOS ACTION

[Ireland Scene of Four More * Reprisal Shootings — ‘Since Yesterday, — PLANS FOR FUNERAL OF THE LORD MAYOR

SUGCUMED 10 igi Ii Mf  t 5:4¢ eek in Berton   TAKE BODY TO IRELAND

RIOTING NEAR  BELFAST, IRE.   Outbreak Follows Display of Sinn Fein Flags m Honor of MacSwiney   One Man Killed—MacSwiney First Irish Hunger Striker to Die in Eneland

LORD MAYOR IS BURNED EFFIGY   Rioting at Belfast Nece4sitates the Calling of Troops.

FRESH RIOTING IN ERIN FOLLOWS MAYOR'S DEATH   Burning of Effigies in Belfast Causes Disorder.  PLAN FOR FUNERAL   All Members of Irish Republican Parliament Expect to Attend Obsequies—Family Get Remains.

WINEY [0 BURNED IN EFFIGY IN BELFAS]      RIOTS AND RAIDS NET MORE LIVES IN IRELAND.   THREE SHOT AND KILLED IN DUBLIN TROUELE,   in Belfast Another Party Seeing Nac. Swiney Burning Thought It Wae Lloyd George and Charged The Crowd.

FRESH RIOTS IN BELFAST   Large Crowds Burn Lord Mayor Mac. Swiney in Effiay.

RIOTS IN BELFAS)   Where Effigies of Mac Swiney- Were Burned i  - Mistake for Those o Lloyd George.

iis of Lord: Mayor: Burned - ‘Iw Belfast; nc! Vengeful Republican Soldiers Arrested; ~~ Several Slain In Cork; Raivie f tad * To: Have Charge of Funeral

BOY KEPT DEATH                  Saw Father Strike Her With St Wood Until’ She Was Dea Prominent In Church and Civic:

BOY'S STORY OF - MURDER CAUSES SEARCH OF FAR   Lad Says His Father Had Mur. dered Step-Mother 4 Years Ago.

Several Large Wells Are Completed in Ctaiborne-—Agros. ment Reached on Pipe Line Measures — Geoicgists Re. port Favorably on Potential Qualities of Mississippi Lands

Exbert Declares Too Much Cur. rency Is in Circulation at Present for People’s Good.

LITTLE HOPE OF PRICES GOING DOW!    GENERAL PROSPECTS ARE THAT FOOD AND COTTON CROPS WILL BE SHORT THIS YEAR

LITTLE. GHANGE.OF LOWER ~ PRICES ON NECESSARIES   Commisstondr’: of “Leber. Mts: tistics Makes: ‘Prediction Filled With’ Gloom.   FOOD CROPS ARE -LOV

Conunissioner of Labor Siatisties Mig ures There Muy be Advunces. . Food Futes.

LITTLE PROSPEGT UF PRIGE DEGLINE I rOOU OR GLOTHING   In Fact ,Commissioner cf Labor Statistics Says Increased Exports May Cause An Advance.

NUTAL MIEEACH THINKS PRICES WILL STAY UP   An Actual Advance Would Cause No Surprise, Says Statistics Commissioner   JURRENCY CIRCULATION MUST FIRST DECREASE   LITTLE PROSPECT OF IN. CREASE IN PRODUCTION THIS YEAR; FOOD CROPS APPEAR BELOW NORMAL,

LITTLE FROSPECT OF LOWER FOOD AND CLOTHING PRICES   Commissioner Of Labor Statistics Says Currency Circulation is a Factor.

Commissioner Of Labor Statis ties Says Costs May Soar Still Higher

PLAN TO CHANGE EXPENSE INOUIAY   General Wood Attends Meet: ince of Men Who Finance His Campaign

BOTH PURPOSE AND SPNPE QF INQUIRY I MAY BE CHANGED   Congressional as Well as Pres idential Campaigns May be Probed by Committee.   ACTION ON RESOLUTION IS POSTPONED UNTIL TODAY   Pending Any Alteration of Its Charter Powers, Committee Begins Winding Up Hearing of Witnesses   Afready Summoned and Three Were Heard on Thursday,

CAMPAIGN MONEY INVESTIGATION IN NEW PHASE   Resolution in Senate to Carry it Beyond the November Flections.   ACTION EXPECTED TODAY

PRESENT INQUIRY _ - WEAR CONCLUSION   Witnesses Throw More Ligh on Wood and Lowden Expenditures.

IMAY RESUME IN NOVEMBER   Thrée Witnesses Heard, Two O§ Them Throwing  ‘Additiona Light On Financing Of General MW arle (amare.   HAD CONFERENCE LAST FAL

NEAR NEW PHASE ‘IN CAMPAIGN QUIZ   Witnesses Throw Additional Light on Problems of Presidential Candidates’ Financing   MAY CHANGE SCOPE   ' Possibilities of Carrying Inquiry i Beyond November Election Are Foreseen in Senate

‘Proposal Made to Carry  Expense Probe Over Until After November Election

PROPOSAL MADE  TO EXTEND QUIZ OF EXPENSES 10 NOV. ELECTION   Senator Pomerene opus That Probe Cover Presidential As Well As Concressional Campaigns,   PRESENT HEARING MAY BE STOPPED AT ONCE   Question of Changing Radically the Scope and Purpose of the Inquiry Will Re Disnosed of Today,

Cole Says He Was Unaware That ioney Given Him Was From Lowden’s Slush Fund   ‘Republican State Chairman in Missouri Declares He   Was of Belief $500 Was a Personal Gift From Morse to Aid in Fight to Fill Third Congressional District Vacancy.

SENATE PROBE   Further Developments Are ir Doubt Pending Action 07 - Motion to Change Scope   SESSION IS. INTERRUPTED      Two Witneases, However, Give Additional Light on Finance Methods Used

MAY EXTEND =" CARPAIGN PROBE      Senate Resolution Woiud. tn - “elude Noveinber Election   It Was Talked Of, But Robert Cas. satt, of Philadelphia,’ Refused to Aid ‘tin Underwriting it.

REPORT SYRIA-FRENCH FIGHTS   Cable Message From a Syrian Say: America Could Have Prevented “Bloody Battles. ”

CLAIM SYRIA-FRENCH CLASH   Cable Message From Cairo Reports “Bloody Batties.’’

STEEPER TO DES MOINES   Elected High School Principal With Salary of $3,800

RUSSIANS ATTACK  ON THREE SIDES   Their Effort to Close. Up Remaining} Gap Has So Far Proven Unsuccess-” ful--Poles Show Wonderful Bravery : and Recuperative Powers. 7

Folie of Warsaw Is Hanging in the-Balanca As Armies  Gontinue Struggle   Poles Counter Attack   ee     Effort of: Russians to Encircle City: Is Reported to Bo: Defeated

POLE DISPATCHES PROVE AEPORTO OF LAOT NIGHT  REGARDING FALL FAL SE   Defenders Allege Phat Red ' Bere ey Driven Back ByPolish:  fore Capitol As Battle Waxé : a.

REDS IN COUNTER OFFENSIVE TODAY   DISPATCHERS SAY RUSSIANS LOST MUCH OF GROUND GATS EP LRAVING THE DEAD AN WOUNDED BERINN.

POLISH TROOPS REPULSE REDS   Fierce Battle for Warsaw is in Progress   POLES START OFFENSIVE   Russian Forces Are Smashed In Several Attacks

Strong Counter-Attack {3 Developed by Poles, Hurl-. ing the Enemy Back   DEFENDERS FALL BACK ON SOUTHERN FRONT   “AVALKRY, FRENCH TANKS AND ARMORED MOTOR BOATS SUCCESSFULLY EMPLOYER IN DEFENDING CAPITAL

POLANDE to GLAIN PARTIAL SUEEESS   COUNTER ATTACKS AGAINST BbOLSHEVIKI MEET WITH COOD HEADWAY   REPORT OF FALL DERE   Rumor That Warsaw Had Been Invaded By Soviet Cavalry Iz Not Confirmed By Official Red Reports.

Attacking Army Driven Back Across River After Severe -.: Fighting.   FRENCH TANKS HELPING DEFENDERS, SAYS REPORT   Armored Motor Boats Alsc . Play Havoc With Soviet Bridges, *

POLES FIGHT DESPERATELY FOR WARSAW.   REPORTS THAT CAPITAL HAD FALLEN BEFORE INVADING :   HEROIC: RESISTANCE “DRIVES FOE BACK.   o @ 3 at STRONG COUNTER ATTACKS - BY MARSHAL PILSUDSKI’S _ TROOPS DEVELOPING ~ wi 7

POLES DROVE RUSSIANS BACK + ~ ACROSS THE RIVER BOG TODAY   Turned Tide at. Plotsk. and. Smashed Reds Attack - Russians Lost. All the: Ground: They: Had Gained and Left Hundreds Dead and Mount  et Behind. Se

Feels That Senator Has Reversed His At‘itude At The E: pense Of The Public—Maintains Interest Of Iowa People Are Not Properly Safeguarded

BODIES OF O38 AMERICANS ARE ~ LANDED AT PEF   Caskets Prepared for Ship ment to Home of Parents by Railroad   GUARD OF HONOR FOR EACH COFFIIS   No Display or Ostentation a: Funeral Ship Is Unloaded at Port

FIRST OF HEROES’ BODIES ARRIVE FROM FRANCE   Transport  Mercury Brings Remains of 353 Ameri awe Caidiave

BODIES OF 353 YANKS ARRIVE: ON TRANSPORT   Soldier Guard of Honor: Ac “companies Them,

BODIES OF 353 AMERICANS HOME   Transport Brings Silent Army From the Battlefields of France

FIRST HERO BODIES      U.S. Receives Caskets of 353 Soldier Dead

FIRST OF DEAD FROM FRANCE   BODIES OF 353 AMERICANS WHO MADE SUPREME SACRIFICE ARRIVE AT NEW YORK

FUNERAL SHIP AT N.Y. WITH o83 OVER OEA SOLDIER DEAD   Arrival Marks Return of First Bodies Removed From French Cemeteries.

393 AMERICAN DEAD ARRIVE IN NEW YORK   FIRST GOLD STARS FROM FRANCE COME HOME ON ARMY  TDA AIC OOO T

Poa)” AMERICA! 8, NEW YORK. T FoLTt OFFICERS.  BODIES REAC 1.) CLD

FIRST OF SOLDIER DEAD ARRIVE   Kadies of 353 Americans Arrive at New York Wednesdav.

sini al STILL ENSTS AS TO WINNING. CHADAT      Nood Has Greatest initial Strength With. Lowd Second—Johnson Scheduled to Run. Third. Sproul Now Regarded Out of Race : and Hoover as Principal Dark  Horse Candidate.

COALITION WILL BE NECESSARY TO NAME CANDIDATE      “Big Three” Lacking of Enough Votes t6 Win; Compromise Candidate Pr ‘ob-. ably Will Be Nominated ©

INITIAL BALLOT WILL NOT SHOW WINNER, IS FORECAST BEFORE E BALLOTING BEGINS   Wood Will Lead With Lowder Second Choice, Is Assertion of Dopesters

COALITION TO BE NEGEooARY IN NOMINATION   No Faction Is Regarded. a: Sufficiently Strong to Be Successful   WOOD WILL APPARENTLY LEAD ON FIRST BALLOT   OLD GUARD SAID TO HAV! LOST “BALANCE OF POWER AND IS SEEKING TRADI WITH CANDIDATE.

BANK BANDITS SURROUNDED BY NEB. POSSE   Youngsters Rob Waterloo Bank of About $1,500.00.

MOVE: TO CAN. CANTU      Canta Has Semy In Field and Will Try Licking Spun Trihe, Thinks: He Can Too.

YAQUIS TAKE FIELD   Mexico Sends Force of 3,000 Against Revolting Governor

FATEQFBONUS NOW HANGS ON HOUSECAUCUS   INSURGENCY HAS DEVELOPED -It REPUBLICAN. RANKS OVER MONEY METHOD.

Of Bonus Legislation Hangs on De cision of Caucus of House Republicans.

BONUS’ FATE WAITS TONIGHT’S CAUCUS   * Insurgency in Republican Ranks Ov: er Form of Soldier Tax Legislation.

CONSTITUTIGN ‘OR THE LEAGUE ASKS HARDING   Nominee Says This is the Issue and the Two Are Irréconcil. able—Cox Pra:ses Johnson.

HARDING RAPS LEAGUE   Says it Jangles with Constitutior Which Made U. S. Great,

HARDING TALKS TO HUCE CROWDS   Again Assails Versailles League of Nations   CONSTITUTION OF U. S.   And Covenant Irreconcilable Because Latter Transfers War Making Power from Congress to League He Says. Also Attacks Administration’s Policy

USURPATION OF POWER   Senator Harding Assails Adminiatration's Policy Towards Small Nafions of the Western , Hemilophere, —

TWO CAPITALS: UNDER LEAGUE   SENATOR HARDING PICTURES UNDENIABLE RESULT, :   ALL WAR SHOULD END:   PICTURES HAZY VISION OF. “FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT ‘*:      Urges A Return. to ‘Constitation and Handling of Real Prob- . lems Iustead of Dreams, =<

LEAGUE, OR THE CONSTITUTION?   This Is Paramount Issue of the Campaign, Senator Harding Declares in Address   COX AGAIN GN COAST   Attack: Selection of Harding as Party Standard Bearer: Would Keep Grientals Out of U.S.

SHALL WE HAVE “LEAGUE OR THE CONSTITUTION?   Senator Harding Says We Cannot be Goverzed by Both Geneva and Washington   ASSAILS DEMOCRAT POLICY   Wilsen Has Usurped Congressional Powers, Declares. Nominee—Cannot Follew His Leadership.

HARDING APS Uo CONQUEST iF REPUBLICS   Senator Says “Rape’? of Tiny Nations Discloses Usurping af Powers   CONSTITUTION NEVER HAS FAILED, HE SAYS   Utterances of Franklin Roosevelt on Case Are Called Shocking Asseriions

CANNOT FOLLOW QUA PRESENT GHIEE MAGHOTRATE WITHOUT FOROARING THE FATHER OF QUA COUNTRY, HARDING SAYS

CONSTITUTION AND LEAGUE OF NATIONG IRRECONGILABLE   Paramount Issue is Which America Will Stand by Harding Says.   TO FOLLOW WILSON I$ TO DESERT WASHINGTON   Largest Front Porch Audience Since Campaign Began Cheers Speech and Gives Republican Nominee a Prolonged Demonstration.

U.$. WARRING ILLEGALLY ON HAYTI. CLAIM   Harding Charges America With “Raping” Small — Republics   MARINES SLAY NATIVES   Nominee Declares Domination is Hela at Point of Bayor et

STAND BY CONSTITUTION IS HARDING'S DOCTRINE   ‘Declares League Would Mean Aban   donment of Teachings cf Wash  ington. 4

CONSTITUTION ~ OR COVENANT, SAYS HARDING   Republican Candidate Says Two Are irreconcilable, People Mast Choose.   CONSTITUTION NEVER FARLED   Assails Policy Toward Hayti and San Domingo Revealed  : By Roosevelt.

HARDING ASOAILS LEAGUE COVENANT IN BITTER TERM   TO FOLLOW WILSON WOULD BE TO DESERT WASHINGTON SAYS NOMINEE   WORLD PACT (5 FAVORED   Senator Also Attacks Administration’: Policy Toward Smaller American Republics in Recent Affairs.

CONSTITUTION OR COVENANT IS BIG ISSUE   Nominee Assails Wilson’s War Against Small Nations.

AGAIN ASSAILS NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Nominee Harding Delivers 2 Speech on Constitution at Front Porch   AUDIENCE FROM OHIO   Also Attacks Stand of the Administration Toward Smatler Republics

ADMINISTRATION POLICY TOWARDS HAYTI ASSAILED   Harding Upholds Nations of Western Hemisphere  “RAPE” REPUBLICS   Declares Execntive Usurped Congres. sional Powers to Wage Unconstitationa] Wars,

QUURED WILD POLICY WN Weal INDIES REPUBLIC   Sen. Harding in Constitutional Day Address Declares Time Has Come To Decide Whether VU. S. Shall Abandon Charter

SUMOTITUTION 0! LEAGUE 18 ToaU, HARDING ASSERTS   Nation Must Choose Between Two as It Cannot Be Governed From Boith Geneva and Washington, He Says.

LEAGUE ATTACKED BY SEN. HARDING   CONSTITUTION DAY AD. DRESS MADE BY G. O. ~ Pp. NOMINEE.

SUNOTITUTION V5. GOVENAN   Harding Says Former is Irrec: concilable With League of Nations.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN CONFLICT WITH U.S. CONSTITUTION, HARDING DECLARES IN SPEECI

CONSTITUTION DAY IS. OBSERVED BY HARDING   SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS. : DOES NOT CONFORM T6:1¢   Constitution or Covenant!"’ That Is the Paramount Issue He Asserts.   RECITES HISTORY OF IT   Condemns F. D. Roosevelt for His “Rape"’ on Small Republics . to the South. ;

CONSTITUTION OR COVENANT ISSUE   The Two, Are Irreconcilable Declares Sen. Harding in Constitution Day Address   Says We Cannot Be Gov erned From Both Genev: “and Weshineion

PARTING  OF WAYS   Senator Harding in Constitution Day Address Says America. Must Choose the League or Constitution.   WILSON ADMINISTRATION FAULTS ARE UNDER FIRI   Republican Nominee Bare: Rape of Small Republics by President; Boast of Roose. uolt Te Agaailod

t UTHER Me SOF VERSE ASA LUE 5 PAG   AS Regarded by Harding Caught From Iiarion speech.

HARDING ADDRESS COMPARES LEAGUE AND CONSTITUTION   Declares’ Proposed Covenant Is Irreconcilable With the American Charter.   ADMINISTRATION SHOWN AS BULLYING REPUBLICS   Shameful Course With Hayti and San Domingo Disclosed in Speech.

2 REPUBLICS IN W. INDIES ATTACKED,  SEIZED   Bares Roosevelt’s Boast of Wilson Scheme for League Votes.   3,000 MARINES USED TO HOLD CONTROL

CONSTITUTION OR COVENANT Io THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Declares Senator Harding in “Constitution Day” Address.

HARDING ASSAILED LEAGUE ONCE MORE   NOMINEE TOLD PORCH PILGRIMS HIS VIEWS ON PACT.   Marion Candidate Celebrated Da: iu Henoring Constitution Makers by a Speech Defendiug the Cevenaet.

HARDING SOUNDS CHALLENGE; WILSON OR WASHINGTON’  SAY! S TIME HAS   SAYS TIME HAS COME TO CHOOSE BETWEEN CON:  \ STITUTION AND TA A ATTA   wWwaP WITH HAYTI   Senator Denounces “Rape” of Two Little Republics in  Oncth

Stand By Constitution  ; athes Than League Is Sen, Harding Viewpoin‘

LEAGUE VIOLATES THE CONSTITUTIGN   THIS IS MESSAGE HARDING DELIVERED FROM PORCH TODAY   ARE IN THREE WARS   Through Work of Wilson, u. s Has “Raped” South American Republics      We Can Not Be Governed Frow Washington and From Geneva Hardiness Said

HARDING FIRES PUPGUN CHARGE Al THE LEAGUE   G. O. P. Nominee Delivers Self of Characteristically Ambiguous Speech.   CANDIDATE ADDRESSES BUCKEYE DELEGATION   Forlorn Hope of Republicans Finds Fault With Franklin D. Roosevelt.

AMERICA, ORLEAGUE, THE [Sci   Constitution and Covenanit Are Irreconcilable, Sen. ; Harding Declares —  at Marion.

CAN'T HAVE TWO HEADS   Senator Harding Talks of Gov ernment at Washington and Genayva, ,

CHOOSE. BETWEEN. CONSTITUTION AND LEAGUE--HARDING   Declares: the Two Are Irrecon “@lablaj Starts’ On Speak-" ing Trip Sunday.

CONSTITUTION, PAGT AT ODDS   Senator Harding Says Geneva and Washington Cannot Both Govern.   COX PRAISES H. JOHNSON

PARAMOUNT [SSUt IK THIS CAMPAIGH   Whether Nation Will Choose Constitution or League.   SENATOR HARDING ATTACKS   Administration's Policy Toward Smaller American Republics, Notably Haiti and San Domingo — Declares Military Domination Enforced Without Consent of Congress.

CONSTITUTION IS IRRECONCILABLE WITH COVENANT   United States Cannot Be Gov. erned from Both Geneva and Washington.

PACIFIC COAST SHAKEN BY QUAKE THIS MORNING   Seattle, Wash., and Vancouver Citizens Alarmed By Earth Tremors.

EARTHQUAKE IN NORTHWEST   WASHINGTON STATE AND BRITISH COLUMBIA ALARMED.

SEATTLE $  «BY EARTHQUAKE   Three Distinct Shocks Fel In Washington and Brit ish Columbia — Soni Ruildings Damaged.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FEL}   Windows in Number o Hauses Broke and  Walls Cracked

QUAKE SHOCKS ROCK CITIES IN US. NORTHWES)   Staie of Washingion an Britisn Columbia Hii by

Earthquake Shocks Out In Seattle   The Tremor Extended ‘t hrough he  Sete of Washington and Britsh Coumbia,.

EARTH TREMORS SHAKE SEATTLE WINDOWS BROKEN   Distinct Shocks Rock Washington State Near Midnight.   Walls of Buildings Cracked At Bellingham, Washington.

Bitsy es “In Northwest      Bollingham und Seat. lps Shocked by: Last Night's -BKarth Tremor:

FARTHOUAKE IN NORTHWEST   Shocks Felt tn Seattle and Vancotrver But Damage Is Light.

WESTERN COAST ROCKEDBY QUAKE   Walls Cracked and People Flea in Disorder from EHlomes; No Casualties: Reported.

EARTRGUAKE SHOCKS rRIGHIEN PEOPLE QF AMERICAN NOPTRIEST   LITTLE DAMAGE BONE FROM MILD SHOCKS AT VANCOPVER AND SEATTLE LAST NIGHT.

CARTHQUAKE SHUCK FELT IN VANCOUVER   PROBABLE SAME SHOCK REPORT ED FROM SEATTLE BUT NO MATERIAL DAMAGE REPORTED.

JARDING AND ’ DOLEAR WHEAT   Ipponente Misrepresent His Utterance Which Retated to Peace Times,

FATHER SHOT HIS SON ~ “TOSAVERIS SOUL’   Parental Love Then Led Father To Pray That His Life Might Be Spared.

FATHER SHOOTS WAYWARD SON   DID IT TO “SAVE HIS SOUL’ AND PREVENT HIM BEING A MURDERER.

GEARY IN. DEATH CELL, SAVED FROM NOOSE IN CHICAGO   Alleged Slayer Granted Wri Which Postpones ~ Hanging

KERENSKY IS IMPRISONED   Former Russian Premier Given Cold Reception in Caucasus

KERENSKY SAID 10 BE DETAINED BY HIS ENEMIES   Former Russian Premier is Al legedly a: Captive in the Caucasus.   ATTEMPT TO CONVERT PEOPLE PROVES VAIN   No More Japanese Troops Wil Be Sent Westward From Vladivostok.

‘HARDING IN NO MAN’S LAND”   Cox Declares Condition of G, O. P. Candidate Pathetic as He “Wobbles”’ on League and Yells “Kamerad! Kamerad! to the Hosts of Peace.”

LTT ST TITRE  FAITH IN HARDING IS LOST, SAYS COX   Senator, in ‘No Man’s Land,’ Yells ‘Kamerad, Kamerad!’ After Losing Public Confidence on League Issue, Governor Asserts; DuPont and German Publisher Scored

GOV. COX ASSERTS ING YELLS   Declares Twelve Somersaults On League Issue Defeats Him   RAPS GERMAN EDITOR   Dupont Is Assailed As American Krupps By Candidata

HONORED TEXAS CITIZEN PASSES. AWA      Henry G. Schnelle; ~ Pyominen Dealer and 33° Hon. ‘Degree : Mason Dies’ at Dallas:

HONORED TEXAS CITIZEN PASSES AWAY   Henry G. Schnelle, Prominent Dealer and 33 Hon. Degree Mason Dies at Dallas.

BLOW SAFE IN THEATRE,   Thieves Get Away With $3,000 in City of Des Moines,

AIR DERBY NEAR ~ FINISH IN NORTH   Fliers in Alaska Have Difficulty ir Landing Upon Flooded Field; : To be at White House Today

SHOOT WOULD. SAVE. PAPER   Points to Enormous Waste in Printing Spetches by Departments.

CABINET MEMBERS TALK: COSTLY 10 GOVERNMENT   Senator Smoot Renews:  Charg.es of Paper Waste by Ex- . ecutive Departments

POINTS OUT ENURMOUS PAPER WASTE   Sherman Sees Chance te Lampoon McAdoo and Does It.

CABINET MEMBERS TALK COSTLY 10 GOVERNMENT      Senator Smoot Renews Oharges of Paper Waste by Executive Departments

senator Smoot Charges Mil lion Copies of William G McAdoo’s Speech at Altoon: Are Distributed.

SMOOT OFFERS.  NEW ATTACK: ON. WASTE OF PAPER   Senator Also. Shows. Enor-

ENCAMOUSWASTE Or PAPER BY OFFICIALS   Senator Smoot Shows How  30,144,362 Copies of Cabi net Officers’ Speeches   Cost $442,000

Kenneth Graham Dead as Result o Coming in Contact With Live Wire In Alley.

 mT WITH COMMUNISTS FOR MNTROL OF BERLIN: 20 KILLED   4 Communists Are Shot Against Wall, Minister Of Defense States--Government Troops Massed For Defense Of Berlin Against Batallions Of Spartacists.

Communists Accused Of Torture to Army Officers Captured   Fighting Without Quarter Prevail: For Control of German Capital With Increasing Casualty Tota      EBERT MASSES TROOPS FOR DEFENSE

BEGIN WAR T0 CONTROL CITY   BEHRLLIN STRUGGLE To BE WITH. OUT QUAZTER.   VIOLENT PITCHED BATTLE      SPARTACISTS AND GOVERNMEN TROOPS STRUGGLE.      Communists: Gverpower' Federal Volunteers and Put Officers to Deaih—Two Dosen Reds Then Shot.

24 RADICALS PAY — WITH DEATH FOR ALLEGED TORTURE   War Without Quarter for Con ~ trol of Capital. Results in i Reprisal Shootings.   GOVERNMENT FORCE MASSED

FRENGH WORRIED OVER SITUATION MAY INTERVENE   Sparticists and Government Troops To Clash.   IN RULER  DASTRICT   Two German Officers En route to Paris to Report.

Pitched Battle Occurs On Street; Many Are Killed   Communists and Government Troops In Clash—Some Executions Follow   RUHR DISTRICT ALSO SCENE OF DISORDERS   Labor Unions Decide To Resume General Strike To Enforce Demands

EXTRA! TELEGRAPHIC   Gigantic Struggle for Con. trol of Berlin Goes On

RELENTLESS [3 THE WAR WAGING   Between Spartacists and Gov. ernment Troops for the Control of Berlin.   {COAMUNISTS TORTURE  CEEMAN ARMY OFFICERS   Governnent Troops Massed in  Berlin fer Defense of Government Buildings.

AGAIN VOTED: DOWN   lu ise RVAION  ovIEW WITH ar AVE, CONCERN’ IS LOST:      and Demorrats Con       bine ‘to Vote Down Promssition,

AGAIN VOIEE DOWN   RESERVATION “VikW Wirt  GRAVE CONCERN’ IS) LOST,

HARDING SPEECH ‘OF ACCEPTANCE ANEW KEYNOTE   Republican Nominee at Notification Ceremonies Discusses   Problems Confronting :  vig Nation.   “HOLD HERITAGE AMERICAN  NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED”

HARDING SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE ANEW KEYNOTE   Republican Nom nee at Notifcatien Ceremonics Discusses Problems Confronting Nation.   “WOLD HERITAGE AMERICAN MATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED’

HARDING SPEECH UF ACCEPTANCE ANEW KEYNOTE   Republican Nominee at Notifica tion Ceremonies Discusses  Nation.   “HOLD HERITAGE AMERICAN NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED"

MADE TODAY AT MARION   Republican Nominee at Notifica: tion Ceremonies Discusses Problems Confronting Nation,   "HOLD HERITAGE AMERICAN NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED’

Republican Nominee at Notification Ceremonies Discusses Problems .Confronting  _ Nation. -. "   NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED  .%  “HOLD-HERFFAGE-AMERICAN—

SPEECH STRIKES A NEW KEYNOTE   Republican Nominee at Notification Ceremonies" Discusses Problems Confronting Nation,   *HOLD HERITAGE ANIERICAN NATIONALITY UNiMPAIRED”

Seize Official Dispatches From Railroad Car Near Cork.   FRENCH REPORTED OUT   Lord Powerscourt Said % Be Chosen for Lord Lieutenant.

PAIGE GUT TIN 10 DENOUNGLE IN SOME GITTES   After Stocks Are Reducec They Must Be Replaced at Costs Set at Present by Manufacturers, It Is Argued.

WAVE OF PRICE   General Reductions in Men’s and Women’s Wearing Apparel —   BANKS EXERT PRESSURE   Extend Their Campaign Agains' Deflation of Credit and High Coramodity Prices

PRICES GUT UPON NEGESOITIES, IN MANY BIG CITIES   RUSH TO SECURE BUSINESS   TIGHT COIN AND TIE-U! IN TRANSPORTATION IS CAUSE ASSIGNED

WAVE OF PAIGE CUTTING SWEEPING WESTERN STATES   Twenty Four Large Cities Report Reductions   LIMITED TO READY TO WEAR

PRIGE-GUTTING REPOWTS COME FROM ALL SECTION; GOVERNMENT 1S VERY BUSY

Merchants in Many Cities and Towns Announce Re-— ductions in Clothing   MOVEMENT MAY SPREAD   One Shoe Store Is Advertising $12 Shoes for $4.85; Some Cut Half

Reductions In Men’s and. Wo _ men’s Wearing. Announced in Many Cities   BANKING INTERESTS DEFLATING CREDITS   Will Give Only Moderate Financial. Assistance to Dealers in Luxurious Articles

WELL, IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR REDUGIN   Wave of Price Cutting Is Reported in Many Cities Throughout Country

PRICE SLASHING WAVE CONTINUES   ee: SOME MERCHANTS SAY REDUC. TIONS LOGICAL OUTCOME  OF MARKET BREAKS.

Price ‘Cutting Has Begun in Section:   Reductions in Prices in Some Stores From Tyenty to Fifty Per Cent.

PRICE CUTS NOW GO 10 DEPTH OF 70 PER CEN]   Reductions in Clothing anc Hats Drastic in New Vor City.

STOCK OFFERED FROM 20 TD 80 PER GENT LESD   Silk Shirts and Suits for Men Undergo Great Reductions in Cities   PRICE OF SHOES IS CUT IN SOME PLACES   “Hysterical Demand” for Decrease. Held Cause of Nation-wide Movement

PRICE CUTTING WAVE CONTINUES TO SWEEP THE ENTIRE COUNTRY   Merchants Maintain Reductions Can Last Only During Sale of Present Stocks.   CREDIT IS WITHDRAWN FROM STORAGE STOCKS   Federal Reserve Board’s Orde: for Campaign of Deflation of Cretlit is Cause.

RETAILERS MAKE SWEEPING CUT IN CLOTHING PRICES   Wave of Price Slashing Spreads Like Wildfire From Mississippi Valley to the Coast

MOVEMENT TO CUT PROFITS IS DENOUNCED   Some Merchants Characterize the Campaign as a “Circus Stunt.”

DRASTIC DROP IN PRICES HITS  MIDDLE WEST   Reductions Announced in Most Lines Range from 15 to 50 Per Cent, Clothing, Both Men’s and Women’s, and Shoes Chief Items Affected.

WAVE OF REDUCTIONS IN WEARING. APPARE   PRICE CUTTING IN CLOTHING SPREADS OVER ENTIRE COUNTRY

SITY MERCHANTS DENOUNCE PRICE REDUCTION WAVE   Following Disposal of Stocks New Purchases Will Be Sold At Former High Prices   MOVEMENT SPREADS TO. ALL PARTS OF COUNTR)   Wholesale Millinery Store I: Opening Doors to Retail Trade in St. ‘Paul

CLOTHING SHOWS DOWNWARD TRENI   Many’ Stores Offering Digcounts Ranging As High As 30 Per ent. Dry Goods Fall In Line.

PRICE SLASHING. S REPORTED NEW YORK 10 THE WEST TODAY   Reductions Range from 20 to 50 Per Cent on Wearing Apparel.   IS THE REPLY TO PUBLIC   Federal Reserve System Put: Into Effect Measures to Freeze  Out Frozen Loans.

MERCHANTS THRU MATION CUTTING PRICES OF GOODS   Retailers Announce Attractive Sales. from Coast. to Coast; Reductions Amount: to from 20 to EQ Percent   SHOR PRICES DRDP FAR   Sloux Gity, la, Dealers Say Backward Beascn and Neceasity of Movirig Large Stocks To Meet Financial Ob _Ugations Responsibie for Decreaues

CLOTHING AND SHOES LESS IN NEW YORI   Half Price or Near It fox Garments There

BIG STORES LEAD IN CUT ON CLOTHES   Widespread Reduction in Wearing Apparel Prices.  DENTISTS IN LINE. —   Price Reductions from 20 to 00 Per Cent Reported frum Larger Cities. —Tieh,; Credit One Reason

Retail Prices Being Slashed In Many Cittes   [.N. 8S, Says Unorganized Can paign of Price Reducing Under Way   MANY STORES ARE MAKING REDUCTIONS

WAVE OF PRICE CUTTING 1S GAINING MOMENTUM   Movement Becomes Nation-wide as Bankers Tighten Up on Loan Restrictions. —

PRICE CUTTING WAVE IN RETAIL CLOTHING AFFECTS 24 CITIES   Dispatches Say the Reduction Reaches From Mississippi Valley to Pacific.   REDUCTIONS AFFECTING READY MADE CLOTHING   “Under Selling Campaigns” Advertised in Towns Covering a Wide Area.

EAHAUST oTOGK OY WATT, THINK THE MERGHANTS   BUT RUSH GOES RIGHT ON   MANY CITIES REPORT ' LOW PRICES, NEW LINES AFFECTED

Spontaneous Slashing Of Retail Prices   \pparently Unorganized ‘Decline in Retail Price: Under Way in Most of the Principal Cities of the. Country.

15 PER CENT TO MINUS PROFIT CUTS   Tight Money and Inadequate Transportation Facilities Responsible— Shoes Included in List Attected.

STILL CUTTING PRICES   Reductions in Department Stores Go To Fifty Per Cent.

MANY CITIES JUIN WAVE OF PRIGE CUTTING   Reductions Confined Largely To Wearing Apparel   RANGE FORM 20 TO 50 PER CENT

PRICE CUTTING WAVE SWEEPING OVER COUNTR'   ‘Pressure Exerted by Banks in Whole. gale Distriets Credited With Re  ductions in Retail World.

PRICES TUMBLE ~ IN BIG STORES «BF MID-WEST   Clothing and Shoe Dealers Cut Twenty Per Cent  Off Figures.

Some Prices Are Cut From 30 to 00 Per Cent.   Clothing and Shoes Seem to Bear the Brunt of the Decided  Decline.

MANY MERCHANTS DENOUNCE PRICE CUTTING WAVE   Predict Movement Will Sto; When Present Stocks Are Exhausted.   OMAHA DENTISTS IN LINE

PRIGE SLASHING WAVE CONTINUES TO SWEEP WATION   BUME SAY REDUCTIONS ONLY TEMPORARY WHILE OTHERS BELIEVE THEM PERMANENT.   MAY BE GENERAL “DROP”   Banking Interests Extend Campaign of Deflation cf Credits Carrying Out Pledge To Federal Reserve Board.

HIGH PRICE © REDUCTION - WAVE HITS   VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY IN M A NY LINES, =:   Owners of (Department Stores from’ New Eng:  - Jand to the Pacific Begin to Mark Down Goods.

MOVEMENT APPARENTLY  SPONTANEOUS   Cut Prices Marked Mainly in Clothing and Dry Goods Lines.

WAVE OF PRICE CUTTING TAKES PLAGE IA! MANY PARTS OF Ul. S   Twenty-Four Cities From the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific Coast Report Decided Reductions.   ONE FIRM ANNOUNCES A “NO PROFIT SALE   Slashes of From 20 to 50 Per Cent Are Announced: Reductions, However, May Be Only Temporary.

PRICE CUTTING IN ALL CLOTHING SWEEPS NATION   Many Trade Centers An nounce Reductions in  Wearing Apparel.   ‘PRICES IN CHICAGO ARE REMAINING FIRM   New York Bankers Are Aid ing War on High Cost of Living.

PRICE BREAK JUST A SPASM   CHICAGO MERCHANTS CONTEND iT CANNOT GO FAR.   CONDITIONS DO NOT JUSTIFY   OOST OF MANUFACTURK STILA, Al 4 HIGH BEAR.   Temporary Relief Giwem im Clothing and Shees as Keealt of Lar«e Stecks and the Backward Weather.

HIGH COST OF LIVING TAKING A BIG TUMBLE   Wave of Price-Slashing Continues Through. out the Nation.

SHARP CUT IN CLOTHING PRICES IS NOTED IN COUNTRY’S CHIEF CITIES   Retail Prices In Nearly All Other Lines of Merchandise Also Drop From 15 to 50 Percent—Food Least Affect—“Tight Money” and Poor Transportation Given As  Reason.

Price Cutting Wave Sweeping Over Country   Ready-to-Wear Goods Show Greatest Decline; Food Cost Levela Rernain.

WAVE IN PRICE REDUCTIONHITS ENTIRE COUNTRY   Twenty-Four Cities Affected By Sweeping Slashes in . Wearing Apparel   EXPERTS STUDY EFFECTS   Delay in Freight Shipmehts Said to be Responsible for Present Cutting

PAIGES IN ALL PARTS OF W. 6. ARE BEING GUT + BY MERCHANT!   Reductions Are Announced on Men's and Women’s  Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Many Other Artirlac   ACTION IS OUTCOME OF MARKET BREAKS   Backward Spring Season and Large Stocks on Hand Are Also Contributing Factors, Is Claim,

One Store Announces a 70 Per Sent Cut in Retail Costs. t   BANKERS TO TAKE A HAND IN GAME

CLOTHING PRICES CUT IN 24 CITIES   Tight Money and Rai Tieups Given as Cause

PRICE SLASHING IN  CLOTHING REPORTED   But Chicago Merchants Say There will  he no Drop in Prices of Clothing  for Time Beime.

PRICES ARE TENDING 10 LOWER LEVELS      Reductions Ranging From 20 Ta  “50 Per Cent. Were Armounced Yesterday, Covering a Wide Scope Of Territory.   According’ To Associated Press Information, Reductions: Are  Country-wide and Include Many Tee KL Mosc nln uites   SLASHING PRICES IN NEW YORK

TRANSPORTAT'N TIEUP COUPLED WITH SCARCITY OF CASH, CAUSE   Merchants All Over Country ‘ Anxious to Move Their Stock at Once

PAIGE CUTTING SWEEPS NATION   Wearing Apparel Principa Line Affected but Reductions Extend to Dentistry.   Slashing Amounts to as Much as 50 Per Cent on Many ‘Articles.

SLASHING OF PRICES STILL IS REPORTED   But Many Merchants Say Rebound Is Certain to Be Quick Result.   ASSERT PRODUCTION MUST BE INCREASED

REDUCTION WAVE HITS   VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY IN MANY   Owners of, Department Stores from New England to the Pacific Begin to Mark Dawn Goods.

CHICAGO LEADS IN NATION WIDE PRICE CUTTING   Reduction of 15’ to 25 Per Cent in Price of   Clothing   SLASHING IN ALL NEW ENGLAND   Heavy Advertising Campaign Ac companies Price Cutting;  Grain Slumps

PRICE SLASHING HAS COMMENCED ON FEW ARTICLES CLOTHING, SHOES AND LADIES’ READY TO WEAR

GENERAL PRICE CUT SPREADS OVER NATION   REPORTS FROM aLi SECTIONS OF COUNTRY TELL OF BIG REDUCTIONS.   BANKS CONTINUE CAMPAIGN   Some Retail Concerns Denounce Slash Being Made in Nearly All Commodities.

PRICES QAOP FROM: 2¢ TO. 60 PER CENT AS A PROFITEERING PROBE SPREANS (VER NATION

PRICE CUTTING MOVE ATTACKED BY MERCHANT;   Contend That Retailers Do Not Control Costs of  Thats Pnpnda

PRICE GUTTING HAS STRUCK THE NATION   SPONTANEOUS SLASHING ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.   Leffingwell Declared Reasons Are People Have Stopped Buying aad Banks Frees Merchaats  te Take up Loess.

Wave of Price Cutting Retai) Clothing Costs Sweeping Over Nation

PRICES CRASH DOWNWARD IN 24 U. S. CITIES   Shoes and Ready-to-Wear Clothing are Stocks Hit Hardest by Drop.   MOVE IS NATION WIDE   MERCHANTS REPORTED REDUCING SIZE OF STOCKS, OFTENTIMES AT SACRIFICE BELOW COST.

RETAILERS IN 24 GITIES PROMIGE Ble REDUCTIONS   Tight Money and Poo. Transportation Facilities are Reasons.

STOCKS SOLD AT BIC DISCOUNTS IN MANY BIG CITIES   Reductions Range From 20 Per Cent to 50 ee Per Cent

PRICE CUTTING WAVE EXTENDED _OVER COUNTRY   Some Merchants De: nounce Wave as a “Circus Stunt.”

SPREADS OVER ENTIRE COUNTRY REPORTS SHOW   EASTERN MARKET BLAMED   Backward Season and Surplus Stock Cause of Slump

CLOTHING LEADS MOVEMENT LOWER   FOODSTUFFS RESPOND SLOWLY TO PRESSURE

TWO JULY FOURTH IN GREENVILLE   FIRE WORKS DISRLAY IN GREENVILLE, JELY 2       iE REXT QNE GH UULY 99   The Clebration of July Kourth Enterrupted by Rain Yesterday Wil Be  Completed July 22,

WO JULY FOURTH IN GREENVILLE   : FIRE WORKS DISPLAY  IN GREENVILLE, JULY 22   HE REXY GH ON UULY 22   Phe Clebration of duly Bourth kuter    roped by m  d July 22,  dn Yosterdcy Wily Be

FAIR WAGES TO EN  a  piv IDENDS HY COURT         Kan     . Industrial Tribunak Ans nounees Polity iy Owdoving Increases to Cannenr

MOST PAY FAIR WAGES FIRST. Then PFirns May Look to Dividends, 2 hee ees: Pras eed Bee Dev:

IOWA MERCHANT ENDS LIFE      Drives His Auto to Gank of the Mississippi River and Jumps tn.

Fred Waernentin Drives Machine tc Water's Edge and Then Leaps In—Body Recovered.

CITY BOOSTER DROWNS SEL   Fred Wernetin, Jr., of Dav enport, Committed Suicide Today.

Fled in Night Clothes, Parked Car on Tracks,  Tuwnmnod Inte Afieaicar nn:

MERCHANT ENDS HIS LIFE   lowa Man Drives Auto to Bank of River and Jumps In.

DAVENPORT MAN TAKES OWN LIFE   FRED WERNENTIN. WELL KNOWN LOCALLY, COMMITS SUICIDE  Prominent Booster of Davenport Vivtim of Nervous Breakdown— Had Shop Here. }

STATES APPEAL TO WILSON FOR RELIEF FROM COAL SHORTAGE   Matter Referred to Commerce  Body Seeretary Tumulty Announces Today   HIGH PRIGES OF FUEL ARE BLAMED ON GOAL BROKERS   Indictmenis to be Asked by Chicago District. Attorney

TELEGRAPHIC APPEALS “MIADE TO WHITE HOUSE   Fuel Situation Has Been ‘Referred to Interstate Oominerce : Comuiission, ““           TUMULTY IN CONFERENCE WITH RAILWAY O¥9   Discusses Matter: With President Willard ‘snd Ohairman Howard Elliot.       LYNN, MASS. ON. RATIONS   Residents Allowed Only One: and Must’ Use That Before, Getting More. .

Their Boat Capsizés*tn, Wal ‘Lake and ‘hey, Swim 3 d —* Rescue Two Girls’,   Two LADS ARE DROWNED    Help Reaches Girls, but-Two Boys are Exhausted and Sink Ere Help Can ‘Gome

HORSESHOE PITCHING RULES     ‘Smail Town Game A Feature Of State Fair This Year

REPUBLICANS TURN DOWN COX’S OFFEF   Head of Republican Speakers’ Bureau Calls Proposition “Absurd,’’ As He Announces Decision.

ROOSEVELT INVITES COOLIDGE 10 DEBATI   Democratic Vice Presid:ntial Candi. date Ready for Fray Any Time, Any Place.

ROOSEVELT OFFERS TO DEBATE LEAGUE   Democratic Vice - Presiden Candidate Issues Challenge to Coolidge

“ADDRESS IS "DELIVERED   BY SENATOR FRANK’ J. J. -CANNON:: BEFORE » FORUM MEETING   ‘he Social Submarine”. Sub- ject of Forceful and. Im: pressive. Talk — Irrelig~ ton’ Social Submarine  of Warld We TDaclareg  -

POWERFUL — -ADDRESSISDELIVERED   BY SENATOR FRANK J J. CANNON BEFORE - FORUM MEETING: ~~   “he Social Submarine” Subject. of Forceful and Inpressive Talk — Irreligion Social Submarine of « World. He Declares.

STOCK MARKET AGAIN UNSETTLEL   All Classes of Issues, Exeepi Bails, Break During (ay,

NO STEADINESS TO THE MARKEI   Price Variations Seem To Be Without Any . Fixed Programme.   GENERAL TREND STILL DOWNWARD

STOCK REPORT   Market Unsettled An And Heavy. Cloaing Irregular.

MUCH MIXED   Some New Lows Made While Better Class Rails Are Firm.   LITTLE PUBLIC INTEREST SHOWL

LANG FOUND GUILTY OF PACINY MURDER   Kenosha Man Asks New Trial , in Theater Owner’s  Case.

CONVICTED OF DEATH OF WEALTHY THEATRE OWNER   PRISONER. WEEPS AS JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF SECOND DEGREE SLAYING,   Imprisonment From 14 to 25 Years Likely—Wife Is Pouaga

DEFENSE IN TRIAL FOR THE MURDER OF PACINI WILL ASK FOR NEW TRIAL

LANG HELD GUILTY BY KENOSHA JURY   Weeps When Verdict Find _ing Him Guilty of Killing Charles Pacini Is Read; Attorneys Start Move to Secure New Trial.   PRISONER SAYS HE CONFESSED CRIME TO STOP TORTURE

CONVICTED OF KILLING, CRIES   Frank Lang Found Guilty of Slaying a Kenosha (Wis.) Theater Man.

‘LANG CONVICTED OF KILLING   Kenosha Man Found Guilty of Murder. ing Theater Man.

ONE KILLED.   Two Others Wounded in Revolvir Rattle at Huntington, L. 1.

HAPPY ONCE MORE   Honeymooners Placed in Jail Last Night Gain Freedom and Go Home

SEVERAL DIE IN EGE DLT AIT EILOGK TRIKE   Troops Maintain Order “in Frankfort Where aUprisings Threaten ¢Government.   IRADICALS FOILED

OREO ERMANY:      Seckalists Protest, Aghinst’ © sins? cf -Sterlin..

STRIKERS SLAIN IN GERMANY   Rioting Takes Place in Essen Region Where 20,000 Miners Are’ Out— 15 Berlin Plotters Held.

GERMAN REGION      Death Stalks in Towns where Twenty Thousand Miners are Strikine

IOWA LEADS IN ~ CORN AND OATS   STATE PROMISES TOTAL CORN PRODUCTION OF 412,284,000 BUSHELS.

IOWA LEADS U. S. IN 1920 CORN CROF   Condition On August 1 Is 9 Per Cent; Hawkeye Heads Oats List.

REPUBLICANS AND. THE ESCH-CUMMINS ILL ARRAIGNED   Franklin Roosevelt Attacks the Manner in Which the’ Railways Were ‘“Protected” by Congress   A PRINCELY GIFT   ACTION IS HELD INDEFENSIBLI AND AGAINSY INTERESTS  OF THE AMERICAN TAXPAYERS SPEAKER DECLARES

MADOO SPEAKS AT INDIANAPOLIS FOR DEMOCRAT   SAYS ESCHYCUMMINS BILL IS MOST PRONOUNCED TYPE OF REGRESSIVENESS.

M AGOO ATTACKED THE RAILWAY BILL   CALLS BPSCH-CUMMINS MEASURE “REPRESSIVE” IN HIS INDIANAPOLIS SPEECH.

WADED ‘EXPOSES? RAILROAD RETURN   FORMER CABINET MEMBER TELLS ACTUAL RESULTS OF ESCH-CPMMINS BILL.

TROUSERS WORN 11 YEARS ©   Philadeiphia Banker ig Seoul of  ak eee

4 DIE IN EXPLOSION   Score of Others Are Seared by : Flaming Oil.   East Chicago (ind.) Refining Plant Blast Probably Fatally Injures Many Workmen.

OIL BLAST KILLS FOUR}   MANY OTHERS PROBABLY FATAL. LY HURT BY FLAMES.   Coke Still of Refinery at East Chicago, Ind., Explodes With Terrific Results.

NAVY FAILS 10 GE! BIDS FOR SUPPLY OF SHIPS FUEL   One-Fifth of Required Amount I: Offered in Bids Opened by Department.   AT INCREASED PRICES   Quotations Show Jump of More Than 109 Per Cent Over Precent Cost.

STRIKE BLAMED ON REDS.   Portugal Walkout Called At. tempt by Bolshevik Elements to Seize Power.

AGENTS OF SOVIET GAUGE THE TRIKE OF PORTUGUESE   Large Sums of German Money Used to Influence (/nemployed.

PLATFORM REQUIRED MANY HOURS’ LABOR   Convention Waits Impatiently During Day For Its Presentation; Spends Much Time in Cheering and Singing Songs

League of Nations Compromise Plank is Somewhat Vague but Proves Satisfactory to All Concerned  in Spite of Violent Talk of Wednesday  WANY SHAIERTS ARF FXHANSTIVETY NENT WITH

OF NEW JERSEY GOV ERNOR FOR THE PRES _ IDENTIAL NO a I NA- PION.   Declares He is Not Running “Wet” Campaign—Hooyer’s Manager Not Certdin  as to the Candidate’s Res _ idence. © .

INS PE ~ FDWARDS BIL   Manager of N. J. Governor's . Campaign Resents Charge of “Wet Underwriting?

WETS NOT BACKING EDWARDS CAMPAIGI   New Jersey Governor Bases Platform On Own Belief; Doesn’t Drink.

VICK TELLS GOVERNOR'S SUPPORTERS   Hoover's Campaign Has Cost $66,332 Outside ot California— $38,703 of Lowden’s $41 4,000 Fund Spent in Missouri.

WET CHIEFS NOT BACKING DRIVE, CLAIM   Representatives of Hoo ver and Owen Also Testify.

HOOVER FAPENSES HOUT. T gee 239 Hp   ‘Amount is Exclusive of California Expenditure Says Manager.   Edwards’ Manager Says Th Expenses Are Very Modest

PERSONAL LIBERTIES HIS SOLE PLATFORM HIS MANAGER STATES   Senate Investigation o Campaign Funds is Continued

HOOVER. 9 EAPENOLO  ane tt yy ae Wy iif}   Amount is Exclusive of California Expenditure Says  NMangonar   Edwards’ Manager Says Th Expenses Are Very Modest

UEWES COWARDS HAD WET SUPPORT   MANAGER VICK OF PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.

NO "BOOZE? MONEY BACKING EDWARDS CLAIM OF MANAGER   Vick Resents Implication of Sen Reed Whisky Interest Is Furnishing Funds.   SENATE COMMITTEE GOES INTO HOOVER’S CAMPAIGN   Kenyon Summons ‘Men Who Know’ of Money Spent in California Primary.

DEnIES LIQUCR (NTERESTS BACK GOVERNOR EOWARDS IP FIGHT FOR ROMINATION      New Jersey Man Tells Senators Campaign Has Cost $12,900 and That Additional Aid Is Promised by Individuals.   PLATFORM IS PERSONAL LIBERTY AND BUSINESS EFFICIENCY

HE ,SAYS EDWARDS IS NOT BACKED BY WET INTERESTS Mv The Associated Press

Total Fund for His Cam. . paign.1s $12,900, Man4 ager Says.   OWEN SPENDS — $10,410   ‘But Much More Could Have Been Used, Beller Declares.

ACCUSED OF MURDER OF FOUR OF FAMIL'   Tiley Marshall, 21, Held by Amory, Miss, Police

ASK REPEAL OF LAWS   REPO?T URGES ACTION   step Weuld Legalize Marine Insurance Shipp ag Syndicates

HARDING HEARS PLANT TO LIMIT WORLD'S HAVIES   Borah and Kelly Interested ir  Jap Proposal for World Conference.

HARDING HEARS. NAVAL PLANS      PROPOSAL THAT UNITED STATES REDUCE NAVAL ARMAMENT PUT UP TO HARDING   TO. ENTER CONFERENCE      Suggestion Ie Made That United Stutes Enter Into Negotiations   With Other Nations With a View  , To Reducing The Sea Fight.   ing Strength.

AARDING ASKED AQ WOK FOR OAR MAME NT   Member of House Naval Affairs Committee Lays Proposals Before Senator   INTERNATIONAL ROUND TABLE WOULD BE CALLED   WHEN ALE PRESENT BUILD ING PROGRAMS ARE COM PLETED NO MORE WOUTL!I BE UNDERTAKEN

ATTACKED CROWD   Soldiers’ Charge Crowd in Streets of Dublin-Boy Bayonetted.

WOMAN FILES REPORT.   Expenditurer of 62,940 Made in Cam. palgn for Congress,

ELECTION COST ALICE $2940   Congressman-Elect Robertson Files List of Her Expenditures.

POLITICS COST ALICE $2,906   ‘Miss Robertson Spent $3,000 te Win Seat- -Statement Shows a Deficit.

WOMAN SPENDS $3,940 IN CAMPAIGN FOR CONGRESS   Report of Miss Alfce Robertson, Only Member of Incoming House Is ENed Today,

TO INDICT MANY __ WHISKEY AGENTS   REPORT FROM CHICAGO GRAND JURY IS DUE SOON,

U.S. HEDGES ‘RING   Won't Issue Passports to ‘Liquo Trust? Proenects.

Terror of Liquor Violators to Hear . Bootleg: Cases   Hotels Raided and Prominent Men Arrested for Bootlegzing—General Round-Up Started by the Government—“Bone Drv.’ Savs Kramer. .

EVIDENCE IS — CONSIDEREI   Expected About 7500 In. dictments Will Be Returned

INDICTMENTS LIKELY IN WHISKEY PROBE   Chicago Grand Jury Con. giders Evidence.

AFTER WHISKEY RING,   One Hundred Mou M. May Be ludicted / sn Chiecaga,

EAPC NUMBE NDICTMENT IN BOOZE PROBE      ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO PRE. VENT ESCAPE OF MEN EXPECTED TO BE INDICTED.

UNt HUNDRED INDICTMENTS   Will Be Returned in Chicage Whisky Ring Inves. tigation,

{00 INDICTMENTS  ARE ANTICIPATED   Grand Jury Considering “Whisky” Evidence.

HUNDRED a OF ~(NDICTINENTS BOOZE PROBE   Federal Officials Want Warrant For Men Against Whom Evldenee Has Been Presented

LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED GN MONDAY’   MISS ROWENA KRUGER ° BECOMES BRIDE OF OLAF STENSBUBG

MISS GLADYS KNOX WEDS FRANK MOULTON   YOUNG COUPLE WED HERE ON THANKSGIVING DAY

LOCAL YOUNG PEAPLE UNITED IN MARRIAGE  WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON   MISS ESTHER ZAGER BECOMES BRIDE OF LEWIS BALDWIN

WELL KNOWN.LOCAL © _ YOUNG PEOPLE ‘VED   MISS ELIZABETH MCGRATH BE. COMES BRIDE OF GUY FIEGEL WEDNESDAY

PLENKE-JOHNS WEDDING THURSDAY. AFTERNOON   POPULAR LOCAL‘COUPLE MAR RIED AT EAST SIDE LUTHER AN CHURCH—WILL RESIDE ID NEKOOSA

WELL KNOWN LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE WEE      MISS ELIZABETH MCGRATH BE COMES BRIDE OF GUY FIEGEI WEDNESDAY

ELEANORE GOUGER WEDS MANITOWOC MAN TODAY   WELL KNOWN LOCAL YOUNG LADY MARRIED TO JOHN PERDZOCK THIS MORNING

ALLIED VETERANS FORM INTERNATIONAL GOUNCIL AT MEETING IN FRANC   Base OF Plan i To. Preserve Units Which Existed Among Entente Countries Durine War

UNION OF ALLIED VETERANS.      Iatermational Council Binding 4a sociations Together.

WAs ORGANIZED AT PARis: va. TERDAY BY DELEGATES REP. ‘RESENTING MANY OF THE AL. LIED COUNTRIES, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES. °° *

VETERANS Aol ALL EMBRACING   International Council is Organized in Paris   fo be Represented by Former Soldiers on Council—Underlying Idea is to Preserve, Particularly ir Time of Stress, Unity that Existed Among Allies, During War

NORLD WARVETS INALLIED LANDS T= FORM ONE BIG UNION 10 KEEP PEACE   FARM MORTGAGE MEN ASK SHORT CREDIT:

COUNCIL FORMED TU BIND WAR VETERANS   SEVEN MEMBERS AMERICAN LEGION REPRESENT UV. 8. AT CONFERENCE,

JONNSON WAS BIG LEAD AS: J PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.   Heover Is On Both _ Tiekets: and Actually. Leads the Vote in Demucratic Ranks.

Won't ‘Do For Foreign Nations ty Direct Affairs of the : Enited States

REED GAVE LEAGUE OF NATIONS A JOLT   ‘MISSOURI SENATOR’S TALK CHEERED BY VETERANS  c\>r7% of OLE   “UST KEEP FREEDOM   Von't Do For Foreign Nations to Direct Affairs of the United States

TEPARTMENT OF. INTERIOR 12-60 TRDER NEW BILL   Sénator .. MeCermisk Would “Have Two Other Branches dn Place of Qne

PROPOSE CHANGE INDEPARTMENTS   Senator McCormick Has Plar to Abolish One and Create Two Departments   FOR CHANGE IN BOARDS’

PLANS GANG —TNTHEGABINE    SENATOR WOULD ABOLISH INTERIOR AND CREATES TWO NEW POSTS

nao PLAN YU DEAE RAL GEANGE N GUVERNMENT   WOULD CREATE TWO NEW DE PARTMENTS INSTEAD OF INTERIOR DEPARTMENT,

BILL TO ESTABLISH NEW DEPARTMENTS   3ENATOR McCORMICK WOULD ABOLISH DEPARTMENT QF INTERIOR.   ronoses — Departm: nt of Public Works and Department of Public Welfare.

NOULD ABOLISH © (DEPARTMENT OF. * THE INTERIOR   IN ITS STEAD SENATOR PRO  POSES NEW GOVERNINC Qa TTONS

MEASURE FRAMED BY M’CORMICK   Would Abolish and Consolidate Several Departments   NEW BOARDS ALSO PROVIDED   Action to Be Deferred Until Harding Takes Over Reins.

PRESIDENT’S CABINET MAY. BE ENLARGED BY “THE NEXT CONGRES:   Senator Will Ask Creatior of New e Depertinent Bill

Department of Welfare fos ' Cabinet Is Proposed In Bill of Sen. McCormick

MCORMICK WOULD MAKE CHANGES Ih GOVERNMENT SHOP   Abolition of Interior Dept anc General Office Shakeup to Be Proposed in Bill.

M’CORMICK 10 SPONSOR BILL   General Reorganization of Government.   ‘WOULD CREATE TWO NEW DEPARTMENTS   Public Works aid Public Welfare.

M’CORMICK IS AUTHOR OF NEW CABINET BIL   Would Abolish Interior De partment And Have Two New Ones.

BURNING VESSEL TOWED FROM PIER  .   FREIGHTER BREACHED NEA! FRIAAS ISLAND AFTER RACE AGAINST TIME

: BLAST TORN SHIP, A MASS ' OF FLAMES ON ELLIS ISLAND   Tugs Drag Craft Three Miles Down Hudson

een see nee rans Reset asin neeten-astense= nas enetnntengeenereor-aremeenereit eee ee  BLZING SHIP MENAGES SHIPPING BEFORE TUGS SUCCEED IN BEACHING 

Tugs Drag Blazing Vessel Out of New York Harboi   Spectacular Race Against Time Is Witnessed by Thousands After Explosions Almost Wreck 10,000 Ton Freighter—All of Crew Accounted For—Most of Cargo Unloaded Before Oil Tank Exploded.

THOUSANDS SEE FLAMING STEAMER RACE DOWN HUDSON AGAINST TIME; EIGHT DECK HANDS BADLY BURNED

BEACH SHIP AFTER AACE AGAINST TIME   Burning Vesssel Dragged Out of Hudson River,   CRAFT COMPLETE WRECK   Tugs Make Heroic Fight to Get Freighter El Mundo Out of Way of Harbor Traffic—all Members of Crew Have Been Accounted For—Origin of Explosion Mystery.

Eight of Crew Badly Burned; Beach Craft Out of the Way of Harbor Traffic

BURNING VESSEL ENT ASHORE BY THE NERY TGS   MARINE FIRE AT * NEW YORK,    FREIGHTER WRECKED BY EXPLOSIONS, 8 MEN GET BURNED.

BURNING VEaaEL TOWED FROM PIER   Freighter Beached Near Elli Island After Race Against Time.

AND CREW RACE TO REACH DOCK   MORGAN LINE FREIGHTER WRECK. ED FOLLOWING EXPLOSION OF OIL IN FUEL TANKS

OTP IN FLAME ON THE HUDSON UNUSUAL SIGHT   Burning Freighter El Mundo Blasted by Explosion of Unknown Origin and  Towed to Communipaw Mud Flats.  AV) POCW APPOINTEN EAB   ALL CREW ACCOUNTED FOR   While Tugs Desperately Pull Floating Pyre Another Crash Tears Through Vessel. Fear Wreck May Block Channel.

BURNING BOAT BEACHED NEAR ELLIS ISLAND   Thousands of Spectators on _ New ork and New Jersey Lines Watch Flames.

FREIGHTER IS BEACHED FOLLOWING EXPLOSION   Thousand of Spectators Watc! Spectacular Race Against Time Down Hudson.

FREIGHTER DAMAGED BY FIRE      Spectacular Race of Burning Craft

Chance of Democratic Success. Disappears with Failure to Repudiate Wilson Adminis . tration in Nominee .

COOLIDGE TALKS TO REPUBLICANS OF HOME STATE   Democratic Nominees in Accord With Present Administration   That Is One of Vital Issues 0) The Campaign He Asserts

COOLIDGE HAS A WORD TO SAY TODAY   G. O. P. Candidate for Vice President Airs His Views in Boston.

DEMUCRATICPLANG HAVE GONE AGKEW COOLIDGE CLAIMS   Says “Slip Up” of intention to Repudiate Administration ‘Lost Only Chance.

Gov. Coolidge, G O. P. _Nominée for Vice President Speaks at Braves Field   Declares Nation Tired o} Present Administration anc Wil Make Change

DEMPGRATS AT FRISGU FAILED SAYS COOLIBGE      Says Americans Are Weary of the Present Political Conditions.

LOST CHANCE AT THE FRISCO. CANVENTION      ENDORSED ADMINISTRATION SHEN REPUDIATED IT IN THEIR: NOMINEE   Gavernor Coolidge Says Foreign Affairs Have Brought’Country Into Contempl

RESTORE U.S. TRADITIONS COOLIDGE   Harding Mate Declares Ideals Cannot be Shattered.

'OOLIDGE SAYS DEMOCRATS =— HAVENT A CHANCE TO WIM   Candidate for Vice President Speaks Before   Republican League at Braves Field This Afternoon.

CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESI DENT. SPEAKS IN: BOSTON,   He Declares. the Democrats. Have -Irretrievably Lost the Country on Their Foreign Policy.

MARTIAL LAW IN WEST VIRGIN   Mingo County, Center of Coa Strike is Under Military Control.

State of Insurrection Is Proclaimed Fols  lowing Reaching of Crisis in Strike  Miners Begin Last June. .

SOLDIERS RULE STRIKE AREA   Governor of West Virginia Declarea Mingo County in State of tnsurrection,

MARTIAL LAW fits BEEN PROCLAIMED IN MINGO COUNTY   Public Assembly - Forbidder Except Meetings in Regularly Organized Churches.   IN STATE OF INSURRECTION GOVERNOR CORNWELL SAYS   Troops Distributed Throughout District to Guard Mines at Strategic Points, With Col. Hall's Headquarters in Court House at Williamson.

MINGO COUNTY NOW UNDER MARTIAL LAW   GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA SAYS STATE OF INSURREC-  TION PREVAILS.

Mil COUNTY 1S UNDER ~—GONTROL OF MILITAR   Ne Public Heating Allowed Ex.  cept In Churches.

MILITARY RULE IN STRIKE ZONE   Governor- Holds District in State of Insurrection.   PUBLIC ASSEMBLY  {S NOW PROHIBITED   Order Forbids Parades and All Demonstrations.   Federal Troops in Full Control of Mingo County, West Virginia—Mine Workers Deny the Strike Is Broken.

MARTIAL LAW ON INEST VIRGINIA STRIKE DISTRIC   FEDERAL TROOPS GIVEN COM. PLETE CONTROL IN MINGO CO. BY PROCLAMATION

CHICAGO NEAR SUGAR FAMINE   Price Goes Up to 30 Cents as Shortage Recomes Acute.

SUGAR FAMINE IN CHICAGO   Many Stores Are Out of the Staple and Price Goes Up to 30 Cents. —

SINN FEINERS KILL OFFICIALS   Five Men Fall Victims in Ive Jand During Raid on House and Ambush,

Five Police Officers. ~ Are Killed. in Ireland - During Sinn Fein Raid

CORKS JA WITHOUT WARDER   Was Carried Away in an Automo. bile by,Band of Armed Men. Vice President Arrested,

Sentence of 4 to 7 Years Imposed on President’ Howland After: — Guilty Plea. ©

BANK PRESIDENT GIVEN HARD LABOR BY COUR   Pleaded Guilty To Embezzlement of Bank’s Funds_Suffered Collapse When Sentenced.

Vermont Banker Preferred to Pay Heavy Fine But Judge Says 4 to 7 Years

ALLIES BLAMED — FOR JAP ATTACK   All Entente Nations Held Respon. . mle for Battle ‘at Viadivostok.  #   AN INVESTIGATION: 1S ASKED   Head of Revolutionary Regime ReQuests Diplomats to Bemand That Japanese Release }All Pris. oners at Once.

RUSSIA BLAMES ALL ALLIES IN LOSS OF CONTROL   Says All Must Share Responsibility for Vladivostok.

BLAMES ALLIES FOR JAPANESE ACTION IN TAKING VLADIVOSTOK   Must Share Responsibility for the Outcome Declares Siberian Officer   ASK APPOINTMENT OF AN INTER-ALLIED COMMISSION   Japan Claims Action Followed Russian Attack on Sentries

ALL ALLIES ARE HELD TO BLAME IN JAP TROUBLI   M. Medvedieff, Head of Regime, in Bitter Protest.

JAPANESE ATTACK 0 LAID 10 ALLIEC   Russians Blame Entente Nations for Vladivostok Battle.   PROBE OF FIGHT IS URGED   Statement by Head of the Revolution. ary Regime is Addressed to All the Allies—Demands Release of Prisoners.

NTE NATIONS BLAMED FOR JP “COUP IN SIBERI   Head of Ousted Revolutionary Regime Says Intervention Was Joint Undertaking. ©   HE WANTS RUSS FREED, CAPTORS TO APOLOGIZE   Alied Commission of inquiry t Investigate Events of Recent Date Requested.

BLAME ALLIES FOR JAP ATTACK   Head of Revolutionary Party at Vladivostok Makes His Charges General.

FRENGH FLYER WING Alf RAGE AN EAOY TRIP   Schroeder Scheduled Te Start First In French Race.   GET AWAY LATER   Break In Bad Weather Permits Flyers To Take Off in Flight.

LECOINTE WINS  INTERNATIONAL  AIRPLANE RACE OVER RAYNHAN   None of the American Entrants Able to Compete For the James Gordon  Rannatt Cun   EASY FOR FRENCHMAN   Two Americans, Schroeder and Rinehart, Compelled to Abandon Race Early In the Tau

French Flyer _ Wins Bennett Cup Aero Race   Two Americans Entered Fai to Finish in International Derby

PLU VULTTTIN WON JAMES GORDON BENNETI AERA CLIP RARE   American Contestants Dropped Qui Owing to Mechanical Difficulties   Speed Was Estimated at 271 Kilmeters an Hour.

{DEMOCRATS SPENT $1,308,007.   And Contributions. Were $1,321,655, _Aceording to Wilbur Marsh. -

“BAD” MONEY IN MEXICO CITY   Almost Exact Imitations of the Genu ine Coins Flv >d the Capital ; C'ty.

SHELBURN POSTMASTER ~— GHARGEG WITH THEFT   ne: ie  5 AMES W. PAYNE ARRESTED BY FEDERAL OFFICERS FOR ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT

SHELBURN POSTMASTER CHARGED WITH THEFT!      JAMES W. PAYNE ARRESTED BY FEDERAL OFFICERS FOR ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT

KICKED WOMAN IN THE FACE   She Alleges Attack Due 'to Politics.   FOUR MEN GRABBED HER   Miss Della Sharp, Republican and Former Circuit Clerk, Has a Thrill.

WOMAN POLITICIAN IS ATTACKED BY ENEMIES AT HOME IN. MISSOURI   Neighbor Whe Comes te Aid Shot by Her As sailants.

GIRL VICTIM OF AN ATTACK      Fermer Cirewit Court Clerk Assaulted Om Perch of Her Heme.

ROME DISCUSSES. ~-FIUME QUESTION   Premier Urged By Ne ewspaper Not. Te Yield An Inch From Minimum  yo Program.

SINN FEIN CAPTURE AIR MAIL   Men Dressed in British Uniforms De. ceive Airmen Near Kerry, Ire. land—6taal Bags.

SiG SUR sh sR ae A cb Sy ae a bine a See TET eh eee CTS  SINN PEINERS TAKE “ GOVERNMENT ornate

LAST EDITION  4:00 O'CLOCK   FRANCE READY TO HELP      Will Collaborate With U. S. In Arranging New League,

COUNTY AGENTS IN CONFERENCE   COMPLETE REPRESENTATION OF DISTRICT NO. 8 AT MEETING TO DISCUSS PLANS

GERMANS BREAKING PLEDGES   Accused by Berlin Newspaper of  Concealing Stocks of Arms.

GERMANS ARE HIDING ARMS   Berlin Newspaper Frehéit Says Muni tions Are Being Concealed Everywhere by Guards.

BUSH TO MISSOURI PACIFIC   Under Private Control He Will Resume Presidency of That Road.

BUSH HEADS MO. PACIFIC.   Well Known Railroader Gets His Old . - Pésition,

PRODIGY TELLS OF COURSE  NEW YORK CHILD OF TWELVE IN COLUMBIA. Attribotes His Uneasaal Pducation to a toed Schoel System.

YOUTHFUL PRODIGY SPEAKS TWELVE = LANGUAGES: TELLS HOW BE DOES HT

GIVES GREDIT TU HORACE MANN   MENTAL PRODIGY TELLS HOW HE WAS EDUCATED—THE PROJECT METHOD

POODIGY GIVES VIEW   TRLLS HOW HE HAPPENED © DEVELOP SO RAPIDLY '   His Parents Centend That He Is Only A Normal Child

OF GANDALF. OFL. T-BACK. OF BLUE-LAW'          Sunday BlreLavws.:

Shamrock Wins Second Race of Regatta; One More Will Win the Cu   Score Stands Now Shamrock IV 2; Resolute, 0; Last Race Was Neck-and-Neck.

paTIOH SLOOP WINS  WTS SECOND VIGTORY   aamrock New Needs Only, One More Triumph Over the Resolute to Carry: America’s Cun Back Urana - 

MAMROGK  WINER UNH RLOULUTE BY A ANT MARE   Contest Neck-and-Neck Affair With Victory Matter of Seconds   SIR THOMAS NEEDS ONE MORE VICTORY   Light Winds Again Make Race Slow; Ulster Yacht More Fortunate

SHAMROCK IV “TRE VICTOR IN SECOND RACE   SIR THOMAS LIPTON’S YACH FINISHES AHEAD OF RESOLUTE (IN SPECIFIED TIME.   Shamrock Starts in the Lead, Bat Garty Loses to the Resolute, Which fe Tarn Loses First Place to Liptoa'’s Yacht. Dar-

"EMERGENCY"  BRIEF FILED WITH RAILROAD LA: BOR BOARD  Asking Immediate Hearing for Outlaw Strikers.

BLAZE AT Y, M, G. A. IS UNACCOUNTED FOF   XO DAMAGE DONE RECAUSE 0) . PASSERBY GIVING EARLY ALARM

BLAZE AT Y. MG, A. IS UNACCOUNTED FOR   NO DAWAGE DONE BECAUSE OF PASSERBY GIVING EABLY ALARM

STORE OF STATES WANT DISMISSAL OF DRY TESTCASE   Join With Federal Government in Pending Case.  WOULD MAKE 'ISSUE  ny  Only Question of Politicat Folicy IC™ Ts Thought.

21 STATES J01N DEFENSE OF DRY LAW'S VALIDITY   Charles Evans Hughes File Brief Defending Right to  Amend Baste Law.

Attorney General Rice, in Brief Opposing Dismissal, Declares Prohibition Amendment is Revolutionary and a Direct Invasion of Jurisdic. tien and Power of States,

DEPENSE OF DRY MEASURE.   Twenty-One States Ask Dismissal of Ithede Island's Suit,

Ask Supreme Court to Dismiss Original Suit Brought by Rhode Island to Test Validity of Constitutional Prohibition Measure; Permission Given for Postponement   MAY HEAR ARGUMENTS MAR. 15

GOVERNMENT JOINED BY STATES IN PLEA   TWENTY-ONE ASK DISMISSAL OE ORIGINAL SUIT BY RHODE ISLAND.   ARGUMENTS ARE POSTPONED   No Definite Date Set for Hearing; Test on Validity of Prohibition Amendment.

 oTATES JOM IN URGING PRO UIT DlSMfoudl   iS CASE PILED BY RHODE ISLAND TO TEST VALIDITY OF DRY LAW   BRIEF FILED BY HUGHES   Govermnenr Asks Supreme Court to Cancel Arguments— Action Opposed in Second Brief Presented.

ASK DISMISSAL Ur TEST SUIT ON PROWIGITION LAW   21 States Join Federal Government in Request   BRIEF FILED BY HUGHES

ais _————a LLL LL TTT EE EE a  21 STATES JOIN IN ASKING _ COURT TO DISMISS R. . SUIT

GUNGE ATED MOVE MADE 10 QUAGE AGTION 10 Teal PRD AMEND MEN]   Twenty-One States Join the Government in Requesting Supreme Court to Dismiss Rhade Iceland Suit.   CHARLES E. HUGHES APPEARS FOR DRYS   Attorney for Plaintiffs Files Brief in Which He Alleges That No Justifiaole Questions Are Involved,

GOVERNMENT GETS AID OF 21 STATES IN DRY SUIT FIGHT   Join With Federal Forces i Asking Supreme Court Dismiss Prohibition Test Case  of Rhode Island.

 Charles Hughes: Representing “Dry” States Asks Dismissal of Case.   HEARING -INDEFINITELY POCTPONED RY COURT   Massachusetts and Kentucky to Bring Suit at Next Proceediags.

Dry Law Tesi Has No Basis, Brief Holds   High Court Delays Two Cases Involvdag Validity

21 STATES JOIN AGAINST FIGHT ON PROHIBITION   Side With Government in Fight t “Uphold Validity of Prohibitior Amendment.

British, French. eh and Armerloan Soldiers Fighting. With ‘Poles  ‘ Are: Considered” Legitimate  “ Game. by Soviet Army ¥ Who MH Tham: an Cinht

REDS IN RIFLE RANGE OF WARSAW: CAPITAL’S FALL DUE THURSDAY OR FRIDA’

RUSS CAVALRY NEAR WARSAW   Another Important City Reported to Have “Been Taken

HARDING TO QUN SENATE JAN, 10   Will Then Open Way for New Ohio Renublican Senator

HARDING PREPARES TO LEAVE CAPITAL FOR HOME IN OHI   Has Busy Day Before De parture for Mavion Tuesday at 4 o’Clock.

HARDING LEAVES CAPITAL TODAY   PRESIDENT ELECT IS BUSY DURING SHORT STAY IN CITY.

HARUING MAY NOT VISIT PRESIDENT   President-Elect Will Tak Final Leave of the Senate Today.

LABOR UEADERS IN ~ FARMERS’ COUNCI   JOINT INTERESTS SEEK CRED. rs FOR “ORDERLY MAR.-. KETING” OF FARM PRODUCTS

PLAN CREDIT 10 GERMANY TO MOVE AMERICAN CROPS   Recommend Loan of Billion Dollars for Purchase of . Agricultural Products

Labor Pledges Aid to Fariners in Campaign For Fair Crop Prices   Nationwide HoldingMovement Proposed by Conference Unless Credits Forthcoming   ‘ASK BILLION LOANED GERMANY   Cotton Export Corporation Boosted by Texan at Little Rock Convention

Labor With Farmers in Plea for Farm Credit:   ‘MILLION DOLLAR LOAN TO GERMANY, WHO WILL BU y OUR FARM PRODUCTS WITH IT, IS THE LATEST  SUGGESTION—CROP-HOLDING MOVEMENT GETTING  UNDER WAY WITH BIG SESSION IN WASHINGTON.

PREMIBES CO RSECRETLY.   Clemenceau, floxd George and Nid Flokl fons in Paris. 4

Telegram Indicates Anthracite. Chiefs Ready to Sub mit Scale to Men.

BABY DROWNS IN RAINSTORM   When Buggy Upsets By Roadside Body Of Child Washed Through  Culvert.

DROWNED   Was Nine Months Old Baby Near Salem When Buggy Was Over turned During Storm.   WASHED UNDER CULVERT

INFANT DROWNS   When Buggy Tipe Over and Is Wash ed Under Culvert.

‘Reds’? Are On Way But Don’t Know WhereTo   "zssengers on Soviet Ark, Like Ne. ah's Dove, Have No Place to Rest Their Feet—-Wash- ington Puyvled by News Dispatches

Report Says Ship Carrying Reds to Russia Lying in English Channel.   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ' PUZZLED” BY REPORT   Martens Believed to Be Hiding in Washington but Not Arrested.

. BUFORD AWAITS ORDERS   Soviet ark Is Now Anchored In The Enclish Channel.

Department of Labor States Vessel Halted in Accordance With Orders, and Is Awaiting Further Instructions. Caminetti SaYs Destination of “Ark” Will Be Determined ac Soon ac Suitable Snot Is Found.

SOVIET ARK a UP FOR ORDERS I ENGLISH CHANNEL   London Dispatch Gives Surpris ing Information Gleaned From Wireless.

BUFORD ON WAY   Ropesied Lying in Engilsh Chane Awalting Orders :

TABEL MAY Be ASKED TO TAKE CHARGE OF FREUDENBERG CASE   MILWAUKEE DISTRICT ATTORAXEYS HELP TO BE REQUESTED—OLD LETVIER ADDS TO MYSTERY

MURDER TRAIL IS WOW TARERUP AT CITY OF GHIGAGO   4HE INVESTIGATION IN THE MARKESAN CASE SHIFT £D TO THAT PLACE.

MONTANA FOR JOHNSON   [Senator Is Leading Gen. Wood by 1 192 WVote<.

Joseph Devlin, Belfast Member, Defies. tha ity Refractory Member’ Is Suspended After: _No Respect For Houte, of: Com

ALG GOERGION BILL PASoED BY HUGE MAJORITY   Belfast Member Defies House of Commons to Bring Him to Order.   BITTER TOWARDS PREMIER

a ‘i SSE... aie   INIQUITOUS” SAYS DEVLIN      TEAL Menar’” Defies ~ “Howie :,And_ js » Suspended=—Irich Mem. 

MARTIAL LAW “TO RULE IRISH ~~ FOR THIS YEA   BILL IS PUT THRL COMMONS.   DEVLIN SUSPENDED AND LABOR MEMBERS BOLT.

FISH COERCION BILL  GIVEN BIG MAJORITY   GOVERNMENT JAMS THROUGH MEASURE DESIGNED TO RESTORE ORDER.   BELFAST MEMBER DEFIANT   Nationalist Declares He Has “No Respect for House of Commons” and Is Expelled.

BILL NOW IS LAW   BILL PASSES THIRD READING AFT. ER FURIOUS OUTBURST BY IRISH NATIONALIST.

IRISH BILE PROVIDES FOR COURTS MARSHA)   Measure to Final Reading Last Night—Gives Broad Powers to Army Authorities.  7

IRISH COERCION BILL 15: PASSE!   NATIONALISTS QUIT CHAMBER AFTER VIOLENT SCENE BEFORE ADOPTION,

Pet Thre House of Commons Despite  Amgry Protest ef a Nationaltae Baws her_

RSH COERCION BILL PASSED BY LARGE MAJORITY   Both He and Asquith Absent on Occasion of Outburst — Attempt at Amendment Fails.

IRISH COERCION © BILL I$ PASSED   Devlin Suspended After Defying the House   Nationalists and Labor Members Walk Out With Him

lofueel to Comply With Som Peace Terms Causes Franc: ‘o Make a Move

FRENCH PREMIER TELLS POSITION + OF HIS NATION   Explains Why the French Moved So Quickly Into the Ruhr Basin.

“RED SPECIAL” SPEEDS TOWARD RUSSIAN BORDER   No Indication Bolshevik Will Refuse to Accept Undesirables   EMMA TALKS OF FUTURE   Says She'll Organize “Russian Friends of American Free. dom” When Home Again

UVIET SPECIAL SPEEDING AWAY   Is Carrying Reds Toward ¢ Russian Frontier   TRAIN. WELL GUARDED   ‘innish White Guards Stationed on Each Car Platform—‘‘ Well, Boys, I Hope to See You Soon in a Free Country,’’ are Berkman’s Parting Words.

GOLDMAN-BERKMAN BUNCH NEARING ITS DESTINATION   Woman Intends to Organize “Russian Friends of American Freedom’’—Her Chief Appears in High Spirits. ,

HEUo OFF BUFORD PUT ON TRA FCR AUSSI   RADICALS DEPORTED FROM UW. S. QUICKLY TRANSFERRED AT HANGO, FINLAND.

DEPORTED ‘REDS NEARING HOME   Fitmish-Guards ori Platforms of Train—Reach Terijoki

DEPORTED RADICALS NOW NEAR RUSSIA   Special Train is Speeding To: wards Terijoki.   ‘CARS CLOSELY GUARDED   Transfer of Party From Trans. port Quicky Accomplished— Officers of Buford Say There is No Reason to Believe Bol. sheviki Will Refuse to Re. ceive Any of Reds.

UEPORTED REDS BOARD TRAN FOR AOS AN BORDER   Berkman, Goldman and 247 Other Alleged Radicals Are Speeding Toward Soviet Russia and Their Friends.

ARK MAY NOW RETURN - FOR ANOTHER CARGO   Emma Goldman and Berkman Talk of Plans For, © Future.

HIGHER EXPRESS RATES DESIRED   Pay Increases Given As Cause  of Expected Raise

$30,000,000 BOOST FOR RYPRESS MEN   Wage Increase of 16 Cents  -An Hour Awarded by. Labor Board   AFFECTS. 80,000 MEN   Award Retroactive to May 1; Workers Didn’t Come Under Recent -Ruling

Vast Total Required to Meet Express Employes’ Wage Hike—-Cowpany Asks Boost.

WANT EXPRESS RATES  . ._ INCREASED TO MEET LARGE WAGE AWARD   AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS FOR BIG IN CREASE IN RATES

PUBLIC MAY PAY EXPRESS RAISE   EMPLOYES GIVEN 16 CENTS AN HOUR BOOST; HIGHER RATE ASKED

GIFT TO CHARITY   Recluse at Chicago Wills $10,000. Liv. eal cn Sauahd Hovel.

ee)     HOSE CHECKS  HECKS C CROWE   HOSE CHECKS CROWD   Aged Judge- Pleads With Lynch-mad Ciuwd to Return Home.

SEEK TO LYNCH FOUR PRISQNFRS   ‘Mob Attacks Jail at Santa Rosa, Cal, toGet Offcers’ Slayers.    TWO DETECTIVES AND —  SHERIFF MURDERED   Men Wanted for Criminal As-_ sault Open Fire on the Arresting Ofeare

THREE THOUSAND MEN STORM JAIL IN CALIFORNIA  ATTEMPT TO LYNCH A MAN WHO KILLED SHERIFF AND OTHER OFFICERS.  HELD FOR ATTACKS UPON YOUNG GIRLS

Mob Storms Jai! In Vain Effort To Lynch 4 Marderer.   Rosa, Calif., Bent Upon Avenging Death of Three

DEPUTIES ARE GUARDING JAIL IN CALIFORNIA   they Are Trying to Prevent Lynchin: , of Persons Charged With Muri der of Offictats.

MOB THREATENED TO LYNCH SLAYERS OF SHERIFF PETRAY   $,000 Californians Storm Town Of Santa Rosa And Demand Vengeance   ARMED MEN GUARD ‘JAIL   Officials Fear Another Dem. onstration Today When Coroner’s Jury Meets

Mob Storms Jail In An Effort To Lynch Prisoner:   Three Thousand in Demonstra tion at California Bastile Last night.   SOUGHT SLAYERS OF COUNTY SHERIFF   Jail Doors Held Fast Against Attacks and Mob Finally Dispersed

FACTS ABOUT FIRST. MEETING OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ._. - AQQHAIRT V.

Is Conyened at Geneva Whh Filty-five Nation: to Re Reprtsented   MANY PROBLEMS A TO BE —— UP   Uelted States, Mexico, Tarkey and - Russia WH Not Re Rep ere eo   ewe eeeeeesensevn eet ee  * FACTS AROUT FIRST ¢ MEETING OF LEAGUE * ° OF NATIONS ASSEMELY

GERMANS WILL DISCUSS TRIAL OF WAR GUILTY   Conference of Leaders Saturday ‘o Disouss an Answer to Latest Allied Note.

PARTY CHIEFS SUMMONED   German Government Heads to Discuss Allied Note,   INTERNAL DISORDERS. FEARED

ENVOY ORDERED TO ACCEPT LIST   Berlin Makes Decision on Receipt of Official Note.   GERMANS FEAR REPRISALS   Party Chiefs Summoned to Conference —Rumors That a Crisis Is Impending in the Government Is Denied by Lokal Anzeiger.

DR. MAYER INSTRUCTED TO RECEIVE ALLIED NOTE   No Decision Will be Made by German (iovernment Until It is in Posaession of FPenet Text.

GERMAN ENVOY TO ACCEPT LIST   Reprisals in Sight if Berlin Government Protects War Culprits.   PARTY CHIEFS TO CONFER   Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Says Rumors That a Crisis is Impending in the Government Are Without Foundation in Facet.

a EEE EE Eee  Berlin Sends Man to Accept Allied Note But Still Holds Compliance Quite Impossible

“SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY”   New, Yori’s Fal) Moving Day Will be Murked _by. Exercises. of New  a £2 eee

FUNEPAL 15 OET FOR TOMCRRO   ATR OOSN HINKLE, JACKSON  Pg: SHEP PIONEER, WIL oe JCRIED WEDNESDAY   @ASON FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS

DEADLY SWEEP OF “FLU” EROW!   Thousand New Cases of Dreac Disease Have Been Reported in Chicago Today.   SUBA 61S UNDER SAN

“FLU” SPREADING 1,000 NEW CASES   “DONT SHAKE HANDS” WARS ING ISSUED BY CHICAGO HEALTH AUTHORITIES   (By United Press)

INFLUENZA IN CHICAGO IS INCREASING RAPIDLY   Nearly Thousand New Cases and Thirteen Deaths Reported in 94 Hours.

CHICAGO SPREAD WITH INFLUENZF   NEARLY 1,000 NEW CASES RE. PORTED TO HEALTH BEPARTMENTS IN 34 HOURS.   CORPS OF NURSES AT WORK

Thirteen Deaths and 1,000 Casce Re ported tn Chicago In Last % @ Hoare.

LEAGUE NAMES CHINA MEMBER OF ITS COUNCIL   Wins After Fight Against Placing Two Asiatic Nations on Body   WOMAN MAKES DEBUT   GIVES EXAMPLE OF ORATORY if ASKING ACTION AGAINST WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

CATHAY 1S GIVEN PLACE IN LEAGUE   WELLINGTON KOO’S STRENGTH WINS CHINA POSITION AT GENEVA   WOMAN MAKES HER DEBUY   Scandinavian Feminine Delegate Re. ceived by International Assembly.

CHINA SUCCEEDS GREECE. IN COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS AT GENEW   Election Of Oriental Nation Large ly Due To Personal Strength O Dr. Koo In Assembly. '

Asia to Have Two Represen: tatives on Council of League of Nations

CHINA TAKES RANK WIT THE PRINCIPAL POWERS   DIRECTING AFFAIRS or WORLD THROUGH ITS) ENTRY INTO COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NA. TIONS IN SUCCESSION TO mls oe oe Oe

RUSS REDS FLEEING   Bolshevik Defeat Complete or Northern Front.   Soviet Troops Retreat in Disorder to Escape Capture by Polea—Soldlers Murder Leaders,

POLES BEAT THE REDS   OEFEAT OF BOLSHEVIK! COM. PLETE ON NORTHERN FRONT.   Russian Troops Retreat in Disorder to Escape Capture—Soldiers Murder Leaders, Report.

CUT IN GASOLINE PRICES   Standard Oil Company Annonnces 1 Reduction in Three States of the South.

ORDERS CASE DROPPED   Charkes of Attempted Bribery of Draft Board Propped

AUGUST CASE PISMISSED.   St. Joe Man Was Charged With Praft Board Bribery.

BOMBS ARE USED IN ULSTER   Orgy of Hate Sweeps Belfast—Civi War Seems Near.

ORGY OF HATE HITS ULSTER   Sinn Feiners Are Sniping From Housetops in Belfast and Londonderry—  Bombs Freely Used.

RUNNING FOR OFFICE AP*ARENTLY NOT HIT HARD BY THE H. C.L.   Expense “Accotints~ Filed” bj  Cass County, Candidates. at Recent Election Show Cost No More’ than Formerly,

“AN: APPEAL   “To. THE: REPUBLICANS OF ‘THE. COUNTRY AND. ALL: THOSE WHO AIDED. THEM: -

An Appeal   TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE COUNTRY ALL THOSE WHO AIDED THEM:

COUNTY JUDGE -DISMISSED CASE   Said That Custom Offi ' cial Had. Right. to Cross Border —

EEDOM IN CRIMINAL PRAGEFDINGS INU, S      (CHARDE OF EMBEZZLEMENT FIL. ED BY RFRFT, LEAPPRS IS DISMISSED TODAY.

FARM STRIKE TS URGED BY FARMERS’ U   ‘Nation-Wide “Walkout” of  800,000 Union Members  I nome   CALL SENT BRANCHES   ALL PRODUCER®? ARE URGED TO HOLD CROPS IN BINS UNTIL “PROFIT LEVEL” IS REACHED

STRIKE OF FARMERS STRONGLY ADVISEL   URGED TO HOLD BACK PRODUCTS UNTIL PRICES RAISE.   Natienal Unites at Kansas City Meeting Inoists On Prefit-paying Level —Curtailing ef Preductien Suggested.

THREE AWAIT GALLOWS IN WINDY CITY   Will Be Placed in Death Cells Tonight For Hangings.

AMENDMENTS WON FAVOR IN COUNTY   (itv Vete for Amendments Much Greater Than Country Vetes Against Them

AMENDMENTS WON _ FAVOR IN COUNTY      City Vote for Amendments Much + Greater Than Country Votes Against Them

TiE VICTIM TO RAILROAD TRACK AFTER ROBBERY   Missouri Man Wins Partial Freedom But Loses Foot

FIENDISH ROBBERS _ BIND MAN TO TRACK   After Great Effort. Victim Gets -Right Hand,.and Foot Free Before Train Hits Him. .

LEFT TO DIEIN FRONT OF TRAIN   George Underwood Robbed and Then Bound With Wire to Railroad Track —,   Lost Arm and Foot When Train Bore Down on Him —Passes Hunt Robbers

ROBBED, STRUCK BY R. R. TRAN   GEORGE UNDERWOOD Is NOW IN HOSPITAL oi EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO.

ALRSHIPS INCREASING   =  Goodly Number Now In Use In :-Business.

Governor Gardner Stops Talk of Higher Rents in  Central Trast Batding   . Occupy Top Floor.

Governor Gardner Stops Talk of Higher Rents in Central Trust Buildin:

Chautauqua. Meni be will meet at Grimes’ resteurans at 7 D, wo. Saturday. Br &         & Gardner.   . Farin -Wanted.

ILLINOIS FIRE LOSS IS MILLION DOLLARS WHEN PLANT BURN;   Flames Starting in Rolle Mills Endanger Town of Madison.

FIRE LOSS ~ A MIBLION   Big Blaze: in Rolling _ Mills al Madison, lilinals.   WIND CARRIES THE SPARKS   Tealflc on Trunk Lines. at That Point ‘Stopped Because © ofthe Blaze.

setae Le Bare © “LUCIE YEPNELAGRATION.  thy. Is agli Phat Alrendy Has Catecd , Yast Damare.

Blaze Raging in Plant at Madison, Ill., Near St. Louis, and general Conflagration Is Feared by Residents.

WO UNE PROVES ANYTHING   Charges of Congressman Britten Fall Eilat at Chicaao Prohe.

BRITTEN CHARGES FALL FLAT   Chicago Congressrpan Fails to Show Evidence of British Money in Campaign Fund,

MORE STATES JOIN REVOLT   Follow Lead of Sonora, Mexico, Raising the Standard Aguninat  Carranva.

MORE MEXICAN STATES JOIN WITH SONORY   Michoacan, Guerrero, Zacatecas, 'Tehinantepec and Vera Cray in Reve olution Against Carranza,

CARRANZA to LUolNG bhiP MORE ofATED JUIN REVOLT   Michoacan, Guerrero, Zacatecas, Tehuantepec and Vera Cruz Reported in the Revolution With Sonora.   ANOTHER POLITICAL PARTY IS ORGANIZEC   Meeting Will Be Held in the Near Future to Frame a Platform and Make Plans of Movement Public.

FIVE STATES IN REVOLT.   General Calles Says That Flore: Has Begun His March on Mazatian.

ARMY OF FLORES CONTINUES DRIVE ON COAST TOWNS   SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD WILL BE RETURNED TO AMERICAN OWNERS,   CALLES LENDS NEW FORGE   Sonora Movement Gives Birth to New Political Party ,Says Leader; Proclamation Will Be Issed To All States,

FIVE MEXICAN STATES JOIN WITH SONORA      tha  a Secessionist Movement in Mexica Growine Rapidly—P*volution Gains Strength.

OTHER STATES IN REVOLUTION   General Flores Starts Maret on Mazatlan; Culiacan Réported Captured   PLANNING GOVERNMENT   Meeting to Be Held in: Agua - Prieta . Within Few Days; Secretary Ordered Back

FIVE MEXICAN STATES ALIGN WITH SONORA   GENERAL CALLES REPORTS FLORES HAS BEGUN HIs MARCH TO MAZATLAN   Postmaster Gencral Says Revolt o Slight Importance and Papers Give It Too Much Prominence

SONORA GAINING MANY FOLLOWERS   Commander to Issue Procla mation Calling All People to New “Party.”

EXPECTS NEW EVIDENCE IN BASEBALL SCANDAL: ROVE RETURNS 10 HOME   RUMORED THAT ADDITIONAT PLAYERS ARE REABY TO TELL COURT WHAT THEY KNOW,

RESUME INVESTIGATION OF 1919 WORLD SERIE      EXPECT TO CALL GLEASON, ED DIE COLLINS AND RAY SCHALK TO DISCUSS TECHNI CAL BASEBALL

ACW EVIDENCE MAY WARRANT PHUEGUTION AS CRIMINALS   More Baseball Players Are Ready to Tell All Thev know   FELSCH’S WIFE IS TO BE QUESTIONED   Comiskey Scented Fraud Right After Series Last Year

iB very usplolous Ga me That Hai : ‘Been Played In the Kast Eighteen, ad .  “)"" “Months to be Investigathd Me By dary.

GRAND JURY MAY QUESTION MRS. FELSCH   Authorities Would Like To Know What “Hap  py’s” Wife Knows: of Last Year’s Deal.

HERRMANN HEARS EVIDENCE POINTS 1 RL   Member of Chicago Cubs . Wounded in Fist Fight + } With Fan.

TONING WORD RES   But ‘State’ 6  Attorney: Declines -t4 F _ Reveal What He ‘Learned’ - in New York,       WIVES OF SOME PLAYERS.  / MAY BE CALLED BY a        Would Be Asked to. They Knew of Alleged ‘Fix. - ing’? of 1919 Series,   FINISHES SESSION . TODAY!   Grand Jury However to Be: Rey tained Especially to Centinus :  Baseball Inquiry. :

DECLARES HOYNE IN  REFERRING TO THE PRESENT WORLI CONTEST. j   Many Notables in Base Ball Summoned Before Grand Jury Which Resumed its Investigation Today. 

THE BASE BALL CASE   N0 PROOF THAT 1920 SERIES IS "TO BE OK HAS BEEN PIXED.   ae . ‘Bat ‘New Evidence Is Sald to War' vant the Bringing of Criminal Charges for 1920 Series.

Grand Jury Looks Forward To New Dis~ closures From State’s Attorney Hoyne of New York—President of Cincinnati ‘Reds Testifies Today—Grand Jury Will _ Complete Regular Session Today. 

MAY QUESTION MRS. FELSCH   Authorities Would Lik To Know What “Hap  py’s” Wife Knows o Last Year’s Deal.

‘New Evidence May” War* rant Criminal! Prosecution ‘in Ball Scandal.   SAY HAPPY FELSCH — - CLEANED UP $15,000

HOYNE RETURNS WITH EVIDENGE   —_—  States Attorney Finds More Men Mixed in Fixing of 1919 World Series.  eee

PROBE OF FIXING iF 1919 SERIES RESUMED AGAIN   Baseball Notables T. Give Testimony To Grand Jury.

NATIONAL GAME HEADS BEFORE GRAND JURY   Muggsy McGraw, Kid Gleason and Hugh Jennings in Chicago Today.   MAGNATES CONFER WITH COMISKEY   Owners of Clubs to Endeavor to Free the Game From Scandal.

NEW EVIDENCE Iii SOX PLOT FOUND   Criminal Action Against Brit Players Now Seen   WOMEN MAY BE SUMMONED   Wives of Diamond Stars Likely to be Quizzed

HPGRAW TODAY BEFORE BASEBALL GRAND JURY   “FIXING” CHARGHS PROBE  IS RESUMED IN CHICAGO   Alleged ‘Attempts hy Chase to Get  Men to Throw Games Hx pected to Come up.   TOUCH ON 1920 SEASON   Testimony Gonserning Alleged  - Dishonesty This Year is  Looked Far.

HOYNE BRINGS WEW EVIDENCE IW BALL PLOT   Information » Secured in’ New York May Warrant.Proseci _tion of Players: Says Chi " eago ‘Attorney a      DODGERS “ON: THE LEVEL”. SAYS: DISTRICT. ATTORNE}   Questioning of Players Elicits'‘No : Evidence ‘ofCrook-  edness:

HOYNE DENIES EFFORT 10 END BASE BALL QUIZ   Says He Has Addi tional Evidence Se cured in N. Y.

White Sox Owner’s Suspi sions Were Aroused a Year Ago.   HOYNE CAUSED AN INVESTIGATION   He Found Signs of Crooked ness But Not Enough Evidence to Prove It.

GRAND JURY MAY GET NEW EVIDENCE      State’s Attorney. Has Informatio: - Which May ‘Warrant Criminal Prosecution In Diselosures. 

BRIBERY QUIZ TO GO DEEPER INTO SERIES SCANDAL   More Indictments Com  ing, State’s Attorney Predicts.

Head of Queen City Reds Is Slated to Appear Before Grand Jury Today; Plenty of Evidence Now on Which to Base Charges.   BUCK HERZOG IS ATTACKED AS HE LEAVES BALL PARK

HOYNE oATTOrIt NEARLY YEAR Abt CY THREW SERIES   Prosecutor Conducted Probe at Comiskey’s Request Soon After Games—Evidence Did Not Prove Crookedness.

BASEBALL NOTABLES TO TESTIFY BEFORE GRAND JURY TODAY   McGraw, Gleason and Jennings on Stand at Resumption of Probe   1920 SERIES ON THE SQUARE DECLARES ATTORNEY HOYNE       Charged Team-mates “Threw”   Games this Season

RESUME PROBE OF GAME “FIXING   More Baseball Notables Callec Before Grand Jury at Chi cago Today _   Eddie Collins to Be Asked to Explain Technical Baseball—Others to Be Heard

BASEBALL OUANDAL PROBE 1S REVVER   NOTED LIGHTS OF THE GAME IN CHICAGO TO GIVE TESTIMONY,   Grand Jury Sitting As a Special Body to Investigate Ramifications of Alleged Bribery In the Game.

CHICKGO GRAND JURY STILL “INVESTIGATES” BASEBALL SCANDALS   MAGNATES OF THE DIAMOND CALLED ‘BEFORE INQUISATORIAL BODY IN. CROOKEDNESS PROBE’

CROOKED BASEBALL NOW IMPLICATES ZIMMERMAN   Chicago Grand Jury Keeps Uy lts Inquiry inte — Fixine Of World Series Games

HOYNE BRINGS NEW EVIDENCE —N BALL PLOT   Information Secured in New York May Warrant Prosecution of Players Says Chicago Attorney   DODGERS “‘ON THE LEVEL” SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNE)   Questioning of Players Elicits No Evidence of Crookedness

CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST & FIXERS   Evidence Now Sufficient te War rant Criminal! Proceedings Against White Sox Players

OTHER PLAYERS READY TO TALK   Said That New Evidence May Warrant Criminal Prosecution

Declares That His Office Made Investigation for Comiskey After Series But Evidence Thuaufficient

Hk FAILED TO SHOW UP.   Chester Nelson Proved a Gay Deceiver in a Court Case,

JAIL POPULATION 1S LOWEST IN 20 YEARS   lnterestine Record at Greensbure At. tdhuted by Prison Attaches to the

MEXICANS IN STATE COAHUIL:! ARE SAID TO HAVE STARTED NEW REBELLION.   BANDITS ARE ACTIVE   ° National Railroad Bridges Have Beer Burned and a Train Was Held Up and Robbed of Several Hundred Dollars,

REASONS GIVEN FOR HIGH PRICES   Six Named By Assistant Attorney General Figg,   PROFITEERING LAST FACTOR

Profiteering Is the Last and Least of Six Reasons for Present High Prices, Says Government Official,   LABOR MUST WORK 60 MINUTES EVERY HOUR   Lengthening Work Day Is Not Necessary, But Every Effort Shouid Be Made By ) Toilers to Boost Output.

GIVES HIGH COST REASONS.   Assistant Attorney General Say Profiteering is Least of ~ Six Causes.

PROFITEERING LEAT DF REASONS FOR HIGH LIVING GOST FIGG SAYS   LABOR NEEDS TO WORK FULI SIXTY MINUTES EACH HOUR   And Revenue Must Be Confined To Single Tax on Consumers.

PAOFITEERING 1S PLACED LAST ON THE LIST OF CAUSES OF HIGH COST OF LIVING IN THIS LANG

PROFITEERING NOT TO BLAME FOR H.C. OF L   Figg Gives Increased Volum Of Monies and Credits a1 Main Reason

H COST OF LIVING CAUSES BELIEF ASSISTANT FIGG   ase in Volume of Money anc t is Assigned as the First Cause.       2EASE IN WAGES DUE, TO WAR NECESSITIES           s Opinion Labor Must Part of Industry and ‘Consent to Co-operate.

PROFITEERING NOT CHIEF REASON FOR H.C. L., FIGG SAYS   Assistant Attorney General De. clares, However, There Are “Gougers” Who Should Be Punished for Acts.

SAYS PROFITEE RING IS LEAST REASON FOR HIGH PRIGES   ASAISTANT ATTORSEY GP sint CU TEANES CAL SES bP rertte CLTHING MENS MEETING   EXTRAVAGANCE 15 BLAMES   Wide tnereae in Wages, Leosened Production aad tnerewed Dix. tribution Cost. Are (ther Cawees TH wponsitte

Excessive Chargés 6th Among Reasons for High Costs, U.S. Official.

U. S. COTTON STANDS ALONE   New Field “'c ‘or Larges Production . Not . in .   ‘Sight’ at Present -

Hard to Find Country that Can Take America’s Place in Cotton Raising

Policeman Fires As Bandits Enter Door; Fierce Battle Follows and Robbers Turn Tail and Rush to Safety   Pursuit is Taken Up By 100 Men On Motorcycles With Running Fight On Streets Over Bullet-Flecked Trail   INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERVICE.  Pgh a a ee

BANDITS ATTEMPT TOROBABANKIN ~ CHICAGO FAILED   Five Robbers Driven Off After Spectacular Battle.   [POLICEMAN OPENS  FIRE ON ROBBERS   Movie Theater Proprietor Aids And Is Killed—Policeman Is Wounded.

BANK BANDITS'IN CHICAGO: ROUTED MAN SHOT DEAI   Courage of Policeman, Whe Is Wounded, Prevents

Bandits are Driven Off After Spectacular Attempt to Rob Chicago Bank; One Man Dea

SEEK BANDITS Wal HELD UP FILLING STATION IN ARRON      One Bandit Shot After Attempt To Loot Cash _ Drawer.

TOTAL TAX COLLECTION IN OHIO   WILL BE AN INCREASE OF $23,000,000 OVER LAST YEAR.   This Year’s Total Figures Placed at $147,335,209 by Auditor of State—Taxes Shaw Bie Gain 

[AX COLLECTIONIN OHIO INCREASED BY 23 MILLIONS   State Auditor Says $147, 335,209 Will Be Collected For December and June Largest in Historv.

MANAGER M’GRAW INDICTED   Grand Jury Votes Bill Against the New York Baseball! Man.

GRAND JURY INDICTS M’GRAW   Federal Body in New York Votes True Bill on Dry Law Violation Charge.

McGRAW IS INDICTED ON A LIQUOR CHARGE   Manager of New. York Giant Must Answer for Violating Volstead Act.

M'GRAW CHARGED WITH VIQUATING NOLSTEAD AG)   Indictment Follows Investiga. tion of Fight at Lambs’ Club Recently.

GRAND JURY INGICTS M’GRAW,   Federal! Body in New York Votes True Bitt on Ory Law Violation  Charge. ot

TACOMA WOBS. ARE HELO GULTY QF SYNCIGALISN   URY URGES THE COURT TO BE MERCIFUL, AS THEORY RATHER THAN. SNDIVIDAUL HAS BEEN PUT TO TRIAL

Industrial Workers . of World Guilty   The Jury Trving 26 Alleged TW. OW. On Charge of Crimined Syndicat. ism Returned Verdict of Guilty.

NUTOPLANTS ALL CLOSED   THOUSANDS OF MEN ARE OUT OI WORK IN GREAT MANUFACTURING CITY.   eww ewewsss  290,000 ARE LAID OFF   Quarter of Million Employes Have Been Laid Off From Work In Detroit Since Last April.—  Plants Closed For Indetinite Period.

200,000. MEN UT. “WN DETROIT ALONE      Closing of Auto Factories. Has Bryon t Unemployment   CHICAGO HAS MANY IDLE,   Citizens and Officials Trying To: brane [ie Plans To. ~~ Help a

UNEMPLOYMENT CAN GO NO FURTHER INTHE AUTO CIT)   1 Practically All Of ‘Detroit's 25 Auto Factories Are Closed: “For Inventory.”

215,000 WORKERS ARE LAID OFF IN DETROIT, MICH,   Heaviest Blow When Ford Pant Closed and Dropped 50,006 From Pay Roll.

200,000 MEN ARE IDLE Mh DETROI, MICH   Conditions Bad in Auto City Following Closing of Big Industries.

REPORTED KILLED BY BOLSHE VISTS IN RUSSIA   Is Alive, But Prisoner—Denial Indicates Steps for His Release.

RED CROSS OFFICER IS REPORTED ALIVE   Emmett Kilpatrick Thought Kitied by Bolshevihi in Russia, ie Prise oner, Saye Message to Ameriq.  can [deadquartera, Sat

COMPLICATIONS ARE FORESEEI   Capture or Slaying of Ameri can Red Cross Workers by . Bolsheviki Reported.   CONFLICTING . REPORTS

KANSAS SENATOR SCORES FORCED ARMY TRAINING   TERMS ARMY REORGANIZATION  BILL AS “MILITARY QUICK: SAND AND “PRUSSIAN. ISM,”

President and Secretary of the Joint Council of Shoe Workers Sign an Agreement to Continue the Present  Working Conditions 19 Months.

SIMS PART PARTIAL TO” - BRITISH POLIC)   So Charges Senator Pittman at Conclusion of Hearing Before Car mittaa.

CONVOY SYSTEM TURNED TIDE TO ALLIES SIMS SAYS   Says Plan Was Adopted Ir * 1917 and U. S. Asked to Help.   WAVY DEPARTMENT DELAYED ACTION FOR MANY WEEKS   Admiral Declares Destroy ers Should Have Sailed Day War Declared.

ADMIRAL TELLS OF DELAYS ON CROSS EXAMINATION   INSISTS LOSS OF TIME WAS COSTLY}   Senator Pittman of Nevada and Senaater Trammel of Florida, Democrats, Dwell ou Re gnonwhiity.

053 ATTRIBUTED TD NAVAL DELAYS   Sims Says Two Million Ton: Shipping Could Have Been Saved.

SIMS ASSAILED BY PITTMAN   Nevada Senator Tells Admiral He Wanted to Turn U. S. Navy Over to Britain.

CONTINUE CROSS EXAMINE SIMS   ae i eel  “Attempt Made Show U. S. Not Responsible for Submarine Losses

PITTMAN MAKES ATTACK ON SIMS   Relied Upon British Admi: ralty for Opinions   VERIEST KIND OF ROT   Says Admiral in Reply to Accusation that He Desired to Turn Over Entire American Navy to British Regardless of Protection of United States Coast During War.

Senator Charges Admiral With De sire to Turn Over Whole Americar Navy to British During War, Ke gardless of Protection of Coasts o America,

SIMS ON THE GRILL    Demoecratie Senators Try. to:  Pre. tect the Administration. 

SIMS AND SENATOR RAG EACH OTHER AT HEARING; ARMY ENTERS QUARREL   ‘Don’t Shake Your Finger at Me,” Admira Tells Pittman; “You’re Not on Quarter Deck,” Nevadan Retorts.

ADMIRAL SIMS HAS MANY QUETIONS 10 ANSWER FOR SENATE   Admiral Is Under Cross Examination by Senate Investigat ing Committee.   TELLS OF EARLY WAR DAYS   When U, S. Entered War Many of Its Ships Had to Go Into Dry Docks, He Says.

CHAIRMAN HALE AND SECRETARY IN OPEN CLAS   Daniels, Accuses Committee “Head of Steam-Rolling ‘Naval Investigation

HOT EAGHANGES FEATURE PROBE   Daniels and Hale Strike Fire in Colloquies  TO CALL Sims AGAIN   Mian Who Started Trouble for Navy will be Heard in Rebuttal as Last Witness—Chairman Hale Puts Compilation Into Evidence Over Vigorous Objections of Secretary

DANIELS AND PITTMAN CLASH WITH HALE OVER THE NAVY   Secretary Threatens to Carry Investigation Before Full Committee—Steam Roller Methods Are Alleged.

DANIELS DISLIKES. STEAM ROLLER   Calis .Hale’s Examination .of Him a Sitgma on the Navy.

ADMIRAL SIMS WILL TAKE STAND TODAY IN SENATE INVESTIGATION OF NAV

DELAYS COSTLY, “DECLARES SIME   Early Action by Navy Would Have Saved Millions of Tons of Shipping.   HAD TO WAIT FOR U. S.

EXAMINATION OF DANIELS ENDS   Rear Admiral-Sims to Take . Stand in Rebuttal as fact Witnpec   MANY HEATED CLASHES   Secretary Threatens to Carry Report of Inquiry to Full Senate Committee

PRES. WILSON IS INTERVIEWED BY NEW YORK WORLD   SAYS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES HARMONIZE WITH THE PLATFORM ADMIRABLY   AND THAT HE SHOULD FEE! FLATTERED TO BE MADE THE ISSUE BY REPUBLICANS

INTERVIEW WITH PRES, WILSON. AT WHITE HOUSE   President is Fully Determined 1 Bring America to What He Cons " siders its Sense of Duty

Interview With President on Stand of Republicans Reveals Him Firmer Than Ever for Principles for Which He Has Fought; G. O. P. Convention Called Apotheosis of * Reaction; Will Aid No Aspirant for Nomination

TALKS WITHA TWINKLE IN EYE   Nine Months’ Battle Has Not Daunted Spirit Nor Impaired the   SPLENDID INTELLECT   Of President Wilson—Interview Given—Feels Confident of Success

SEB WITH REPUBLICAN pistene ce COMMENT         yEMOCRATS AT SAN RANCISCO WILL PROFIT BY &. 0. P. WINTAKES.

CRITICISES THE G.0.P. PLATFORM   President In Interview With New York  World Hopes the Democratic Plat form to Be Adopted Will Be  Theroughly Progressive,

HANDLING OF $300,000.000 RAIL FUND   PRESIDENT 5 LEAGUE PLANK  IS CHANGED   Summary of Democratic Platform Made Public at San Francisco,   Road! Executives Outline Distrty bution of Transportation — Act Fund.   BEFORE CONVENTION TODAY   SMALL LINES 10 BENEFIT   Committee Amends Treaty Piank— _ Provides for Ratification With Reservations Consistent With American Obligations.   Reads to Receive Fund for Additions and Betterments of Terminals, Sidings, New Locomotives and Other Rolling Stock.

WILSON LEAGUE PLANK CHANGED   Summary of Democratic Platform Made Public at San . Frane:sco.   Committee Amends Treaty Plank— Provides for Ratification With Reservations Consistent With American Obligations.

WILSON LEAGUE PLANK CHANGED   Summary of Democratic Platform Mace Public at San Francisco.   BEFORE CONVENTION TODAY   Committee Amends Treaty Plank— Provides for Ratification With Reservations Consistent With American Obligations.

MODIFY WILSON'S LEAGUE PLANK   Committee Agree on a Plan for Reservations.   LIQUOR QUESTION UNSETTLED   Summary of Democratic Platform as Drafted by the Subcommittee of Nine Is Made Public—trish Pianks Rejected.

WILSON LEAGUE PLANK CHANGED   Summary of Democratic Platform Made Public at San Francisco.   BEFORE CONVENTION TODAY

APPROPRIATION CHIEF BUSINESS   GILLETT BELIEVES LITTLE ELSE WILL BE HANDLED BY CON. GRESS’ SESSION.

TAX LEGISLATION BEFORE NEW CONGRESS   Speaker Gillett Says Appropriation Bills Are on Docket for the Final Session.

APPROPRIATIONS 10 AE FIRST BUSINESS   CONGRESS WILL NOT REACH TA) MEASURES BEFORE NEXT REGULAR TERM

BLUEBEARD GETS ALIFE SENTENCE   Confessed Slayer of Seven Women Be Sent to San Quentin Prison.

BLUEBEARD GETS — LIFE SENTENCE   The Merry Man of Many Wives Wil _ Be Located in St, Quentin, Calif,

Bigamist Slayer Gets Life Term Upon Guilty Plec   Confessed Real Name as Hol den and That His Home ~ Was in Arkansas.

LIFE SENTENCE FOR WATSON.   ‘California Bluebeard” Pleaded Guilt; to Murder of Nina Deloney.

WIFE MURDERER GETS LIFE We SENTENCE IN PEN   Watson Confessed Slayer o Wives at Los Angeles Sen’ To San Quentin Prison for His Natural Life Time—Ad.  mite Seven Marders.

Murderer of Seven Women Goes to San Quentin for Life   Wrank Pofflav Realeucad.

WATSON CETS LIFE   Contessed Murderer of, Seven Wamen : Recelves Laur Smitence,

LIFE TERM FOR “BLUEBEARD”   Confessed Slayer of Seven Women Sent to San Quentin by Cali. ‘ fornia Judge.

WATSON GETS LIFE TERM   Belf-Confessed Slayer of Seven Women Sontenced in Los Angeles Court

BLUEBEARD GETS LIFE IN PRISON   Watson, Murderer of Eleven of Hig Twenty-Six Wives, Condemned to End Life in Jail.

BATTLE WITH BANDITS   Bank Cashier Killed, Vice Presi-’ dent and Porter Wounded, Y   Three Robbers Open Fire When View tims in Kansas City Refuse to Hold Up Hands—Suspects Held, ,

FIGHT WITH ROBBERS   CASHIER OF KANSAS CITY BANK KILLED IN BATTLE.   Vice President and Porter of Institu. “tion Wounded When Bandits Open Fire on Them.

Three Shot Down in Bank When Men Refused to Obey Orders of Bank Bandits

Reds Break — Polish Front  On Nieman      Russian) High Command Re ported To Be Massine Cayalry For New Attack   MOSCOW IS FLOUTED   And Continue Warfare Despite Promised Armistice With Polish Republie

i SFT INFLIGT LOSSES      Bolshevik Forces- Pre_ paring For New Drive North of Warsaw.   NO CESSATION OF THE FIGHTING   Armistice Agreement Apparently Unheeded by Victorious Russians.

STATE IS HAVING BIG RUSK      Betweeri 600. and 1500 Automobile ’ Licenses Being Issued Dally.

“SAVE AMERICANS IN CHINA,” ORDER TOU. S. MARINES   Soldiers of Sea Sent te Rescue Missionaries From  Cnaliac

AMERICAN MARINES OENT TD CHINA TH PROTECT MicslOWt   City Of Tung Chow Tx Get Help From U. S. Forces.

GLAD THE RESOLUTE WON.   ‘irc Thomas Lipten Pleased Tha Rival Has Had a Leok-in.

REFINED SUGAR IS  DOWN AGAIN   Federal Company Cuts Price to 15 Cents Pound

SPECULATORS UNLOAD SUGAR   DUMPING ON MARKET BRINGS THE PRICE TO “SECOND HAND” FIGURE

SUGAR PRICES AT WHOLESALE 15 CENTS A LB.   Federal Sugar Refining Co Announced Cent Reduction Today.

SUGAR IS REDUCED   Price for Fine Granulated is Vet: fing a Litile Bit Lower,

REFINED SUGAR AT ~: 15 CENTS IN NEW-YORK   Prices Brought — te to Basis of Speculators’ Stock Recent Bell ine Pries.

[LOWER QUOTATIONS FOR SUGAR ARE ANNOUNCED   Prices for Refined Product Reach Sam Basis at which Spectilators Stocks Sell

OPEGULATORG ob! SUGAR OTOGKG FOR BEST PAIGE OFFER   Refiners Reduce Quotations to Meet Figures at Which Gamblers Unloaded.

SUGAR TAKES ANOTHER DROP IN NEW YORK   Fine Granulated Sugar Offerec At Fifteen Cents Per Pounc Wholesale   Speculative Sugar is Offered  After Having Been Re-refined

COMBINING POR HOSPITAL.   Patriotic Organizations in Montgom. ery County Circulating Petitions,

AMERICANIZATION. WORK   Proposal. to Have U.S. Chamber of Commerce As sume Supreme Control

PROPOSE HUGE TASKS FOR UL. S. COMMERCE BODY      t  Board of Directors Would Have All Americanization Work  Under Naticnal Chamber.

TO AMERIGANIZE WORK INTHE U.   Commerce Chiefs Plan to Stimu late Production of Necessities.   SESSION AT ATLANTIC CITY   Convention Approves Scheme to Manage the Movement of Nationalization—Vast Sum of Money Wil!  Be Needed in Work.

TO TAKE CHARGE OF AMERICANIZATION   Directors of U. 8. Chamber of Commerce Propose to Coordi. nate Patriotic Efforts,

MOVE 10 EXTEND. EHARRDERYC cpncAr   Proposed That Organization Assume Supreme Control of Americani“ition Work In U. S,

COMMERCE BODY PLANS BIG WORK   Convention at Atlantic City Votes to Direct Americanization.   VAST SUM WIL! BE SEEDED   Seesion Approves Move to Manage the Nationaliz2tion of Work in the United States—Seeks to Stim- — ulzte Production.

COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS © _ MAY TAKE OVER ‘ALL  AMERICANIZATION WORK

). §. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS BIG PLAN   Would Father All Philanthropic Patriotic Work in America   Standing Committee Would Provide Funds

PRESIDENT SIGNS &% THE M'NARY BILL ® 70 CONTROL SUGAR   Equalization Board to Continue Its Efforts for Another Year—Prices  Have Reached Their Peak.

QUGAR GONTROL {0 EXTENDED A YEAR   President Signs McNary Bill Conferring Authority on Equalization Board in (920.   STATEMENT BY TUMULTY   Secretary Doubts Wisdom of Exe. cutive Control Over Purchase and Distribution,

SUGAR CONTROL ANOTHER YEAR   PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE TO THE WNARY BILL EXTENDS LIFE OF EQUALIZATION BOARD.   MAY NOT USE FULL POWER

Fort Worth so Pleased With “Blue Sundays” They Will be Continued, Says Sheriff Clari

BLUE SUNDAYS IN FT. WORTH   Campaign to Close Al Shows and Other Bus iness Places.

REVELATIONS ANTICIPATED   New York Police Alleged to 8¢ ~~ Grafting Upon Women,   EXTORTION AMONG CHARGES

FINE GANG OF CROOKS QN NEW YORK’S FORGE   GRAFTING OFF GIRLS 15 BIG INDOOR SPORT, THERE ANB. IT 15 SAID THAT THERE MAY BE SOME REFORMS.

GIRLS CHARGE NEW YORK POLICE HAVE SYSTEM OF GRAFT   Greatest Upheaval Sinee the Becker Case Likely toe Fellow

Startling Exposure in Police Department of New York is Predicted   Police Detective is Indicted on ; Charge of Bribery and Extortion.

Alleged Underground System for Smuggling Japanese Into United States Is Discoverea

REVEALS TUNNET. FOR SMUGGLING JAPS INTO 1S   UNDERGROUND SYSTEM BEGINS IN YOKOHOMA, SOLON DECLARES

‘BIG EDUCATIONAL MEETING PLANNED   Date. Set for October the First, fo: This Big Meeting to be Held in Eldora.   INTERESTING CONTESTS   ed . County Superintendent Stoddard ; Has Set Date for Big Meeting in Eldora.

GREAT SCHOOL MEETING IN ELDORA OCT, (51   All Day Conference of Parents to Be Held at Court House—Better Schools For Country Children to Be Discussed by National Speaker.

PLUMB PLAN LS. “WILL TOUR OHIO AGAINST SOLONS   will Seek to Defeat For Re election Congressman .Favoring Esch Bill.   COMES TO NEWARK DURING ~~ WEEK OF. MARCH EIGHTH   Will Ask Railroad Men t Support Friengis of His, nm. ‘

PLUNB SEEKING DEFEAT GF Ail QPPOSING PLAN   Coming Into Ohio To Defeat Candidates

ONLY ONE BID FILED       v ‘ CONTRACTORS AFRAID, OF THE DUNHAM BITCH JON,        William Hébbs° Proposes to de the Werk for $20,000,

OWLY ONE BID FILED   CONTRACTORS AFRATD OF THE DUNHAM DITCH JO.   Williain Tiobbs Proposes to do the  Work for 820,000.

BFFORT AT COMPROMISE   Democratic and Republican Sena. tors Meet In Lodge’s Office ta Diseuss Situaten.

REFORT AT COMPROMISE   Democratic and Republican Senators Meet In Ludge’s Office to

DEMOCRATS ARE INVITED 10 MEET WITH HARDING   REED, POMERENE AND SHIELDS TO CONFER WITH G. O. P. ON NEW LEAGUB

ASKS DEMOCRATS TOA CONFERENCI               es Three Party Leader uss Association of. Nations. -

HARDING INVITES MEN 10 COUNGH   TWO DEMOCRATS INCLUDED IN INVITATIONS

THREE DEMOCRATS ~~ MEET HARDING      Seniors Retd, of Missouri, Shields, of Tennessee and Pomerine Pama.  of Ohlo.

BODY OF FLORIAN GEX  TO ARRIVE TOMORRROW   \o Arrangements Have Been Made fer the Funeral Burial Will Take Place at Graham,

RELATIVES TO ATTEND GEX FUNERAL ARRIVE TONIGHT   irrangements for Burial Service o Florian Gex Wik Await Arrival of Body at Graham.

AMERICAN  ZIONISTS’ PLATFORM   Public Ownership of Land and a Co-operative C o m monwealth Advocated.

LARGER EXPORTS BUT DECREASE IN IMPORTS IN SEPI.   EXPORTS FOR MONTH = %606,000, 000, AGAINST $578,000,000 IN AUGUST

LARGE! EXPORTS, “SMALLER IMPORTS      Ma: Expofts ‘For VU. S. Increase $55, 000, 100, [Imports Decrease &R61.000.000.

READY 10 FULL THEIR OFFER 10 HELI   Mrs. Perley Spiker and Brother in Law Call at Ellis Island te Redcem English Girl and Baby.

Te pT en en ee a Ce   BANDITS ROB BANKr - SEIZED: BY CITIZENS   Two Persons Shot During Gun , Battle In the Streets,

BANDITS RGB BANK; SEIZED BY CITIZENS   Two Persons Shot Curing Gua Batile la the Streets,

aD cee ER ee EE oe FF ee BE ee hE ee BE HE Om BH Om EP  THE WEATHER

DOVERNGA PREPARING FOR TRIP 10 MEXIEC FOR BIG INAUGURATION   LIETT GOVERNOR JOHNSON TE NREFADY TO ASSUME GOVERVor’s CHATR AD INTERIM,

Gov. Hobby Endorses Christmas Seal Sale for Benefit of Fight Against the Sreat White Plague

JOHNSON TO AUSTIN   Lieutenant Governor ‘Takes Charge During: Hobby’s Absence.

an SATURDAY ., NEIGHBOR DAY   Cardi nal Issues a Proclamatior Sintilar to Others by Gover: nors of Four States.

MUCH UNFINISHED BUSINESS WILL DEWAND IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF BOTH KOUSES

LUNGHEGO 10 GET TO WORK MONDAY   MATTER OF VICTOR BERGERS RE ELECTION TO COME UP IN HOUSE   SEEK TREATY AGREEMEN   Not Much Action, However, is Ex. nected Before February: Vast Amount of Work to he Done

CONGRESS READY 10 BEGIN WORK MONDAY   Little Action On Peace Treaty Is Expected Before Next Month.

LARGE AMOUNT OF WORK 13 WAITING   Members Return to Duty Monday and Will Tackle Piled Calendar.   it Is Expected Barring of Victor Berger Will Be Reaffirmed.

CONGRESS 10 GET GAGK Il WORK MONDAY   House to Take Up Appropriations Costing Tax Payers 4 to 5 Billion   SENATE WILL RESUME PEACE TREATY FIGH'   CONCILIATION ON TREATY SEDITION BILL, RUSSIA PROPAGANDA, AND OTHET DISCUSSIONS UP.

HOUSE TO HEAR DEBATE ON RECOGNITION OF ERI}   Speeches On Irish Question Slated for Tomorrow--Expect to Make Quick Work of Berger Case

House Expected to Deny Berg. er Seat Without Delay— Senate to Resume Debate on Sedition Bill.

CONGRESS RECESS WILL END MONDAY   SLATES OF BOTH HOUSES WELI LOADED WITH URGENT BILLS PENDING.   PACT ACTION. UNCERTAIN   Railroad Reorganization Measure, + Now in Conference, Will Be  Disposed of Barly.

CONGRESS FACES HEAVY WORK   Solons to Be Met with Busy Specnn Aftar Boreas.

HUGE PROGR CONFRONTING THE CONGRESS   SENATE AND HOUSE WILL BEGIN MONDAY WHAT APPEARS INTERMINABLE JOB   Treaty. Sedition. Railways. Irish and Many Other Problems Clamor For Early Settlement

CONGRESS WILL, MEET TOMORROW FOR LONG GRINI   SENATE TO TAKE UP BILL ' DEALING WITH RADICALS WHILE HOUSE WILL ACT ON ViC BERGER AGAIN.

ATAMALA CTFY - RECOVERED BY THE UNIONISTS   SMALL GUARD OF AMERICAN MARINES LANDED THERE To PROTECT AMERICAN LEGATION.   The City Was Taken From Presiden Cabrera, Whose Forces Hold Some Lnportant Strongholds.

L. OF N. TO ADOPT G. 0. P. PLANK IS SULLIVAN'S VIEW   League Will Make Changes if U. S. Goes Republican On Nov. 2   ROOT BACK OF MOVE   AUTHQR OF REPUBLICAN CLAUSE ACTS AS UNOFFICIAL AMBAS SADOR BETWEEN PARTY ANM CLIPADEe

NATIONS’ LEAGUE [oN PROCESO OF REORGANIZATION   European Statesmen Voice Trend of Events in Reference to Peace Pact.   REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN DEVELOPS ALONG LINE   Party Purpose fs to Revive The Hague Tribunal, Asserts Courier Correspondent.

ROOT BUSY ON ANEWLEAGUE   PACT OF PEACE POSSIBLE IN & MODIFIED FORM.   HAGUE COURT TO BE REVIVED   BUROPEAN NATIONS NOT OPPOSING SOME CHANGES,   Seme ef the Streegest Legal Wiede Pickiag Owt Strengest Features ef Wilken Covenant te Weave New @ne.

6.0.P.PLANKIS SULLIVAN'S VIEW   League Will Make Changes if U. S. Goes Republican On Nov. 2?   ROOT BACK OF MOVE   AUTHQR OF REPUBLICAN CLAUSE  ACTS AS UNOFFICIAL AMBASSADOR BETWEEN PARTY AND EUROPE,

DANIELS STRENUOUSLY OPPOSES U. S. CUTTING DOWN PERSONNEL OF NAVY

NAVAL PERSONNEL ne : AEHIED   Secretary . Daniels. Declares Ships ¥ ould Be Withdrawn -. as Result.

REDUCTION NAVAL PERSONNEL WOULD IMPAIR EFFICIENCY   DANIELS SAYS IT WOULD MEAN WITHDRAWAL OF SEVERAL SHIPS FROM SPRVICE

REDUCTION SF  PiU deb.  H rqpere NAVAL FREES ay INT Ef WE Heat oS

DANIELS OPPOSES GUT IN NAVY   Replies to Proposal of Reduction in Personne!

COX WILL JUMP INTO CAMPAIGN  AFTER BIG EVENT   Winds Up Busines: In Preparation For Drive On  Ancient Foe.

COX CLEARING Hla DECKS FOR ACTION AFTER CEREMONY   Democratic Candidate Plans t Make Aggressive Fight on Republican Policies.

COX BUSY AS DAY FOR. NOTIFICATION: NEARS   Conferences Planned Befors Saturday,

GOVERNOR COX CLEARS DESK FOR CAMPAIGN   Nominee Busy Closing Uy Ohio Executive and Personal Offices.   LEADERS COMING FOR NOTIFICATION   Governor’s Speech Will Be So Plain a Child Can Understand It.

COX READY FOR FIGHT TO EXPOSE G. 0. P. POLITICS   Acceptance Speech  So Plain Child Can Understand It.

COX MAKES READY FOR THE CAMPAIGI   Conference to Prepare Speaking Itineraries.

bUVEAINUH GO} GETTING READY  PUSH CAMPAIGK   CLEARING DESK; WILL LAY PER  SONAL BUSINESS ASIDE WHEN NOTIFICATION IS OVER.

GOVERNOR COX IS‘ BUSY MAN   Winding Up State ane Personal Business to Be Ready Saturday

COX PREPARES FOR SATURDAY   Democratic Nominee Closing .. Up Personal Affairs to. Be _ .Réady.. for. Politics.

COX PROMISES AID TO SECURE TENNESSEE VOTE   Governor Hard Pressec With Arranging

COX SPEEDS PREPARATION FOR BIG RACE   Hastens Work at Hand tc - Be Free for Campaign After Saturday.   ‘OFFENSIVE DRIVE” IS DEMOCRAT PLAN

COX WARMS UP EDR hls ACCEPTANCE SPEECH ON SATURDAY: IT WILL BE PLAIN TALK. HE SAYS

HARDING LEAVES FOR CANAL ZONE   May Make Stop Along Mexic*'n Coas and. Accept Inyjtation to Visit Mexican Soil.

PRESIDENT-ELECT’ TEXAS VACATION GOMES TO END   ‘Undetermined As To Acceptance Of Mexican. invitation.

CROWDS AT SEVERAL TOWNS GREET HARDING   President-Elect Will be in Nev Orleans Only Five Hours Before Sailing.

HARDING LEAVES TEXAS      President-Elect Now Enroate to New Orleans

PRES.-ELECT HARDING DEPARTS FROM TEXAS   On Way to New Orleans Where He Will Take Boat Today.

HARDING TO OAIL FOR PANAMA TOGA   Senator Arrives in ew Orleans From Brownsville This Morning.

HARDING PARTY OFF FOR TRIP TO CANAL   Acceptance of Invitation to Vist Mexico Enroute is Still Being Held in Abeyance

HARDING 1S EN ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS: VISIT TE MIEYIPA STIL) (INTERACT

HARMING NOUBTFUL ON MEXICAN VISIT   HAS NOT ANNOUNCED DEFINITE ACCEPTANCE OF INVITATION —IN NEW ORLEANS TODAY.

Ttndl PARTY 10 ENTER FIELD ON PINGHOT 3 GALL   OLD BULL MOOSER AT HEAD   MEET IN CHICAGO JULY 10TH TO NAME FULL TICKET, MAYBE

FORTY-EIGHTERS SAY NEW PARTY CERTAIN   Call Harding a Reactionary and Co: Colorless--Talk ‘“Two-Party Tvranny.”?

48'ER STATES PEOPLE WANT THIRD PART}   National Vice Chairman Say: Both Old Parties Are Bank rupt of Democratic  t1Frrerke   “ISSUES DISREGARDED’   COMMITTEE MEETS IN CHICAGC JULY 10-14 TO FORM NEW PARTY

NEW PARTY Is VERY CERTAIN   Statement Says Results of Demo cratic Convention Determine Formation

FORTY-EIGHTER SEES BIG NEED FOR NEW PARTY   Bryan’s “Heart Is in the Grave,” He Says at Frisco.

THIRD PARTY IS DEMANDED DECLARES “48’   Commitiee Says Nominees of Two Big Parties Are Colorless.

COX PREPARES 10 NAME MANAGER BND GET INTO GAMPAIGK   Summings May Take the Post Palmer, McAdoo and Colby’ To Be Cox Aces.

THIRD PARTY PLANNING TO WAME (TS TICKET   Democratic Convention Compels Step; Weicome Bryan And Owen.

THIRD PARTY A CERTAINTY   Committee of 48 Issues Statement . Disapproving of Democratic Nominee,   HAD EXPRESSED SAME VIEW TOWARDS HARDINGS   Claimg Cox Was Nominated by a Political Aliance Between Big Business and the Tenderloin Districts of Several Cities. ”

THIRD PARTY IS ALMOST CERTAIN   Leaders Issue Statement Flaying Republican and Democratic Policies

PINGHOT’S GALL   OLD BULL MOOSER AT HEAD   MEET IN CHICAGO JULY 40TH TO NAME FULL TICKET, MAYBE

AUSSIAN SOVIET TROOPS OCCUPY GITY OF SEBASTOPOL: UJ. 5, DESTROVERS ON JOB

COMMUNISTS  ' ARE ACTIVE   Efforts Are Being Made to Form Such a Party In England

COMMUNIST PARTY MAY BE FORMED I ENGLAND: SUWIET MVE {5 PEARCE   ‘REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIS1 PARTY” APPARENTLY PURPOSE OF ORGANIZERS.

RED THREAT IN ENGLAND   Steps Being Taken For a Comraunist Party.   10 ATTEMPT REVOLUTION   Active Work Going On for Oxrganization of Social Soviets.

INTRODUCE. “MORE THAN $0 BILLS   House Measures at Opening Session Include- Repeal ot Oe War Laws      APPROPRIATIONS CALL FOR $4,653,000,000   Harding in, n Short ‘Address Pleads for Better Team Work. Between Parties.

VAST CROWDS JAM CAPITOL, LEGISLATORS BEGIN BIG TASKS   Both Houses Settle Down To Routine Grind. Will “Squeeze In” Much Legislation Between Money   Songress in Action. Washington News and Brief Outlines of Legilative Action

INTRODUCE MANY BILLS AT OPENING SESSION   Close of Recess Finds. Many  Resolutions and Measures Confronting — Country’s ' . Legislators

AEAL BUSINESS TO OPEN TODAY. WatTH HOUSES   Committees Begin Work on Ail Business Left Over. From. Preceding Session   RECESS APPOINTMENTS” LIKELY TO HOLD OVER   Republicans Object to Approving Wilson’s Selections as His Term Expires -

CONVENING OF   President-elect Harding De livers Address in Opening of Senate.

Annual Appropriation Esti mates Aggregate $4,653,000,000  OVER 350 NEW BILLS

BOTH HOUSES BET FLOOD  — OF NEW «BILLS   Senator Harding Takes His Seat, Answers to His Name When Roll Is Called. Makes a Brief Speech.   BUSINESS TO BEGIN IN EARNEST TODAY   After Receiving President Wilson’s Opening Message, Both Houses Will Get Down to Actual Work

HARDING SITS AT OPENING OF bb TH CONGRESS   House and Senate Skin Over Appropriation Bills First Day.

HARDING URGES = HARMONY IN SENATE   President-Elect Makes Unique and Historic Address When Congress Reconvenes   HAYS MAY GET ON CABINEY   Republican National Chairman Digcussed for Postmaster General—' Bills to be Presented Tomorrow

O07 H CONGRESS RE-CONVENES IN "FINAL SESSION   Address By President-Elect In Senate Is Feature Of Opening   AND THOUSANDS STOOD   Semmte Session Was Calm While liouse Was In Boisterous Confusion

CONGRESS MEETS WITH SENATOR HARDING PRESENT   Budget for 1921 Estimated at Nearly Five Billions.

Eo BY PRESIDENT-ELECT UNIQUE FEATURE   Senate Session Marked by Dignified Calm and House by Boisterous Confusion.  PRESIDENT WILL SEND IN HIS MESSAGE TODAY   Mr. Harding Asks Senators to Proceed With All Appropriation Bills as Rapidly as Possible in Order to Get Decks Clear fc Special Session.

Flood of Bills Hits the (oe se He: aia as Nf +.   Flood of Bills Hits the Houses Upon Fixst Day   START QUICKLY   Houses Promise That Legislation Will Be Fxnedited

CONGBESS AGAIN ar vt.   Short Sessions in Both Hovses, But  Wheels Sct Whirling.

Presence of President-elect Harding and a Speech By Him Are Features of Opening Day; Annual Appropriation Estimates of 94.653,000,000 Are Presented Monday   ACTUAL WORK STARTS TODAY

CONGRESS MEETS AND PREPARES FOR A BUSY SESSION   Appropriation Estimates Are $4,653,000,000 — Prepare For Annual Message Of President.

GINGRESS CONVENES FUR SHORT SESSICN   APPROPRIATION ESTIMATES NV ALL AGGREGATE SUM OF $4,653,000,000.   :  Principal Business cf Body to Arrange for Wilson’s Open : ing Address.

NEW BILLS ARE INTRODUCED AS SFSOIOK BEGIN   congress Reconvenes With Usual Brief and Routine Opening Meetings.   ARRANGE FOR RECEIPT OF WILSON’S MESSAGE   Immigration Restriction Leg islation is On Program of Banca far Padac

AGAIN RESUME MILK DELIVERY   Kansas City Dairymen Declare 3 Day Armistice After   Suspension of Service

MILK DEALERS - DECURE ARMISTICE   Kansas City Has Milk D-livered For the Next Three Days Until Some Agreem :nt Can be Made on the Receat With Ordinance.

MILK DELIVERIES ARE RESUMED IN K. C. TODAY   THREE DAY AR ARMISTICE BETWEEN COMPANIES AND THE CITY   Heads of Companies Face Charge of Conspiracy to Injure Public Health

BACK FROM WAR AND FINDS TWO WIVES WAITING   Variation of Enoch Arden Tale Makes Fine Tangle for Wounded Soldier

By the Public Service Company Of ‘Petition: To: Increase Loses : Water Rates Set Dec. Sth .   STATE HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIG

Must Prast{c Bilis Passed In New York Prevent Excessive Rent AAYRANCOCA.

HANLY’S ESTATE ONLY $16,000   Former Governor of Indiana Made $400,000 on Lecture Platform— Gave It to Dry Cause.

MONEY GOES TO THE DRYS   Estate of Ex-Governor Hanly Amounts to Only $16,000,

ANOTHER WAR IS _IN SIGHT   Azerbaijan Sends an Ultimatum to the Armenian Republic Regarding Frontier Territory.

MINISTER KILLED BY BULLET FROM ASSAGSIN'S GUN   Chicago Preacher Shot Ir Vestibule Of Apartment House.

Rev. Frederick Huff, Owner 0 Apartment House, Is Fount Shot And Mortally Wound ed in Vestibule of Building

;  Representatives of American tndus« tries to Negotiate for Trade Relations.

T0 OPEN SUNDAY   First Number of the Chautauqua Will be Given Aug. 8 and Big Crowd _is’ Expected. — Good Programs Arranged. ae

BEGINS AUGUST ¢   Three Day Chautauqua Program ~~ Will Attract Many to Our Little City—Get Tickets Now  For Season.

COMING AUGUST §   Chautauqua Will Open Here With Good Entertainment For Three Days Program. ---See Program For Full Details ~

LABOR MEN OPPOSE ADAM'S RE-ELECTION   Dubuque Trades anc Labor Assembly Take Action.

LABOR OPPOSES JOHN T. ADAMS   As Naticnal Republican Committeeman From Iowa on Ground He Opposes Organized Labor

FIGHT OVER NEGA CAUSES 2 DEATHS   BOY IS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IN SHOOTING AFFRAY WITH ALABAMA SHERIFF

- TO TAKE FIELD   Ready to Fight the New Goverriment if Ideals ’ « Not Satisfied

Tells Associated Press He Is Ready to Take Field  Against Revolutionists.   CALLES IS NOT HOPEFUL   Does Not Think It Will Be Paesibie to Reach Agreement With General Villa.

QUTLAW VILLA O GONSIDERED IN REVOLUTION   While Not Yet Mixed Up With the Doings in Mexico, He Is in Position to Dictate Some of the Chief Terms.   His Great Favorite Was Ane geles, Executed by Carrane za Forces—Until Things Go to Suit Him He'll Go It Alone.

VILLA 15 STILL  STRONG FAG TU IN SITUATION   ANNOUNCES THAT NEW PRESWDEN] MUST MEET HIS IDEALS OR HAVE TROUBLE,

VILLA READY TO BATTLE OBREGON   Tells Associated Press Rep: resentative New Ruler ir Mexico, to Have His Back: ing, Must Fully Satisfy His Ideals of Government.   REBEL SOLDIER SAVES CARRANZA FROM RAIL MINE

VILLA STILL . READY FOR A NEW REVOLT   One-Time Bandit and Renegade Says That He Doesn’t Like Obregon.

‘AARANZAAUNTING-POTER   Intimated Former First Chief  May Ask United States to Conduct Him to Friend. ly Territory.

CHT MEMBERS it (GANNON JURY FUR ACQUITTAL   Jury is Expecting Long Seige Before Definite Action.

M'GANNON JURY HAS NOT AGREED   TWO BALLOTS TAKEN FA. VOR ACQUITTAL,: . So, 8 TO 4.  ® ve.

JURY STANDS 8 T0 4 FOR ACQUITTAL   LUNCH UNDER GUARD   ‘Two Ballots Were Tak en in McGannon Case  Before Noon Today.

JURY STILL HOLDS M’GANNON’S FATE   Stands Eight to Four for Acquittal Report Says   LONG SIEGE iS EXPECTED   Jurors Studying Evidence A Given by Witnesses

Recognition by Them of Sovie' Russia Would Cause WN Change in Attitude of th United States.

DAITAIN TO RESUME RUSSIAN TRADING   United States, However, Wil Give No Recognition to Soviet Ruie.

ATTACK U. S. DRY ACT   Rhode Island Brewers Ask Court to Kill Law.   Assail Eighteenth Amendment anc Demand it Be Declared Null and Void.

‘MAKENEW MOVE   Little State Is Loth T« Admit Prohibition Is Constitutional.   MANUFACTURERS ASK INJUNCTION

FIGHT U. S. DRY LAW   BREWERS OF RHODE ISLAND SEEK AN INJUNCTION.   Demand That Eighteenth Amendment Be Declared Null! and Void as Unconstitutional.

IR A LOE. le L LS Islan g     om A £X Ne aa Ten, > LEG eles ji eV om  — E a di 2 OUMRER i

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF DRY AMENDMENT SUBJECT OF ATTACK   Court Proceedings Starte: Today in Rhode Island Federal Court.

WETS AGAIN APPLY FOn INVING TION   Rhode Island Brewers Seek To Restrain Federal Officers  ATTACK VOLSTEAD ACT  Claim Non-Intoxicants Classed As Intoxicating Under Act

R. . KEEPS UP WEI FIGHT: CLAIMS 18TH AMENDMENT VAN)   INJUNCTION ASKED TO RE . STRAIN U.S. OFFICIALS  FROM SALE INTERTEPER E   HIT VOLSTEAD ACT   Three Bilis of Complaint Are .Filed in Court by Liquor Dealers.

RHODE ISLAND BREWERS ASK COURT TO KILL THE  sl,  DRY ACT re   Assail Eighteenth Amendment and Demand It Be Declared Null And Void—Wilt Fight  to Last Trench "ft

BREWERS ATTACK “DRY” AMENDMENT      Rhode Island Men Ask Injunction Against Federal Agents

WETS START A NEW MOVE   Proceedings Begun at Prov: idence Against 18th Amendment

R. I. BREWERS MAKE NEW MOVE   Little State Is Loth Tc Admit Prohibition Is Constitutional.   MANUFACTURERS ASK INJUNCTION

SEEK WAIT 10 BLUGK Uo. DRY LAW AS “VOID   Rhode Island Brewery Interests Ask Injunction in Suit Filed in District Court.   ACT IS “ILLEGAL’

ASK INJUNCTION (0 HALT ACTION ORY AMENDMENT   Rhode Island Brewing Interests Bring Suit In Federal Court.

BREWERS ASK FOR INJUNCTION   BRING ACTION AGAINST VOL.  STEAD LAW IN UNITED STATES COURT.

ASK INIUNCTION TO STOP PROWETION ENFORCEMENT   Rhode Island Men Woule Prevent Interference by Authorities

BIRTHS INCREASE IN NATION   ‘Census Enumerators Will Never Catch Lio With Ponulation

REPORTS SHOW BIRTHS —  GAINING EVERYWHERI   1 + *Guoral nerease in Births" Duria; “ Last: [wo Months Uniform in } - All Cities,

POPULATION IS GAINING GROUNL   Enumerators Cannot Keep Up  With Rapid Increase in Fam flies Throughout Country.   MAKE ADOPTION REPORT

Census Takers Will Never Catch . ‘Up With Growth In Population   Milwaukee and Seattle are Only Large Cities in Country to Report Decrease in Number of Births as Compared With.Last Year—Adoptions are Increasing  . Rapidly With Girls Preferred

MANY. DELINQUENTS      MACHINERY OF THE NEW, TAX ia LAW MAKES RUSY DAY         Especially Does This Apply to Pri vate and Corporate Concedns

MANY DELINQUENTS   MACHINERY OF THE NEW TAX LAW MAKES BUSY DAY   Especially Does This Apply to Private and Corporate Concedus

CREDENTIALS -COUNTTE, ADS WILSON   Gives Administration Victory on Three Counts —Rules Com-.  mittee Tackles Unit  Vote Problem

REED LOSES OUT “AN COMMITTEE IN CREDENTIAL   Bitter Foe. 0f- ‘Treaty, ‘Denied Seat; Wilson ‘Foes: “Are Victors. ‘Throughout

ADMINISTRATION STRONGER   Vietories iv Credentials Committee e It Firm Hold

REED AEJEGTED 8! WELL-WILGUNIZED CREDENTIALS COM,   Missouri Senator Loses Figh' for Delegate Seat: Palmer Wins Georgia Contest..   ADMINISTRATION FORCES GET COMMITTEE CONTROL   Three Hot Contests Decided tc Advantage of Supporters of Wilson Policies.

ADMINISTRATION STRONGER   catenin ae  Victories in Credentials Committee  Give It Firm Ho'd

Affirm Action of National Committee; Contests Are Marked By Attacks   W’ADOO HEADQUARTERS OPENED BY FRIENDS

REED, REPUDIATED, IS DENIED A SEAT   Administration Forces Strengthen Hold On Convention In  Hot Contests.

HOLDON CONVENTION   By Administration Supporters Strengthened by De cisions of the Credentials Committee in Aiding Them.

WILSON MEN GET CLINCHON CONVENTION   Strengthen Themselve: Through Victories in Credentials Group.

VICTORIES FOR ADMINISTRATION   Credentials Committee Decides Three Hotly Fought Contests—Sen. Reed Loses   Georgia Delegation Pledged to Palmer Wins—Bitter Rattle at Seccinn

ORDER UNSEATING REED BACKED UP   Seedentis Committee by Vote  of 39 to 7, Rules Against —  Missouri Senator.

Reed, League Critic, Barred, Although Charlie ‘Aallagher Voted to  Save Him

GUEST or DAWIELS   Pan-American Delegates Visit Ann. apolis; Banguet Tonight.

SIGHT-SEEING.      Delegates to ‘Pan-American Financial Congress Guests of Sec. Daniels.

4 BALLOTS TAKEN —WIHTHNO NOMINEE   Jeadiock Halts Voting at the Republican Convention.   WOMEN ORATORS PROMINENT   Ladies Take to Game as Duck Takes to Water—Sister of Former President Roosevelt Seconds Nomination of General Wood.

WOMEN ORATORS AT CONVENTION   Take to Political Game as a Duck Takes to the Water.   ROOSEVELT'S SISTER SPEAKS   First Few Sallots of Delegates Fail to Determine Anything—Merely Jockeying of Various Elements for Position “cer Raii.”

MUCH SOUGHT YOUNG BANKER CAPTURED   Ottawa Youth Who Caused Much Excitement is Captured.   Deciares He Engineered the Whole Thing Himself—Beiieved His Mind is Affected.

SEIZE YOUNG BANKER   Ottawa Youth Who Caused Much Excitement Is Captiired,   Declares He Engineered the Whole Thing Himself—Believed His Mind ls Affected. ‘

WILLIAM H. RANKIN SAYS SALESMEN AND ADVERTISING MEN TO LEAD THE WAY DURING 192

Womens Clothes To Be Much Higher Next Fall Manufacturers Declare

CLOTHES TO COST MORE      Manufacturers uf Women's Wear Deede Styles

CLOTHES TO COST MORE   Manufacturers of Women’s Wear Dec'de Stytes

TO TAKE STEPS TO GET ENOUGH AMLWAY CAR   NORTHWEST WILL ACT.   MONTANA IS ONE OF THE STATES THAT WILL  GET BUSY.

STEPS TO MOVE GRAIN CROP  Car Shortage Places Northwest Producers at Disadwuntaxce.

GREY 0. K.’D BY FRANCE   Jusserand Said to Have Approved the Treaty Reservatians.

FRANCE O. K.’S GREY, REPORT   Ambassador Jusserand Said to Have Approved of the Treaty Reservations.

as SaaS Saas  ESCORT FOR BERGER   Not Allowed to Make Address in Jersey City.

POLICE PUT BERGER OUT.OF JERSEY CITY   Won't Let Him Speak at Big Socialist Mass Meeting   Ameringer, His Lieutenant, Also Barred From Speaking

BERGER RUN OUT OF JERSEY GIT)   Police Refuse to Give Him Permit to Speak in That City.

ESCORT BERGER FROM THE CITY   Is Refused Opportunity to Speak at Jersey City by. Police Chief

BERGER IS ESCORTED OUT OF JERSEY CITY BY CHIEF OF POLIC!   AMficials Place Prompt Ban o His Proposed Speech to Socialist Club.

VICTOR BERGER OUT OF TOWN   Jersey City Police Chief Did Eacort ing and Barred Speeches.

“DRY” AMENDMENT CARRIED BY 57,26'   Country Districts Overcame Majority of 106,687 Cast Against It in St. Louis,

May Send. Aid: To The Hungry   House Committ e Considers Tomi “ef 150° Millions to Buy Food =: For Starving: People:  3

WISH HOHENZOLLERN HOME   Duteh Parliament Suggests Cabinet  Request Return to Germany.

FORMER GERMAN BULER CHOPS WOOD AT OCORN   DUTCH. CABINET SAID TO HAVE NO INTENTION OF SURRENDERING EX-EMPEROR.

WANT TO OUST KAISER.   First Chamber of Dutch Parlia mont Has Drafted Memeyandum for Purpose,

‘Dutch Parliament ‘Presents ‘Memoran‘dung: to ‘Cabinet Suggesting: Return of Kaiser to Germany.

DUTCH GOVERNMENT ~ WOULD PROTECT KAISER   Refuses to Take Seriously Re quest for Wilhelm’s Surrender.

DUTCH URGE CABINET 10 ASK WILHELM TQ LENE   Holland Is Tired.of Pro viding-Haven forK aiser.

DUTCH CHAMBER ASKS EX-KAISER'S RETURN   Cabinet Firm Against His Surrender, It Is Said   May Not Reply to Parliament—He Chops Saplings at Doorn

TECORATEH -LOCZE. WARRIORS   tron -Cowuty: Commissioners Mans’ Clee Moedale to “Wisky Ttebe

MacSwiney Is Near to Death, Surgeons Say   Police Strip and Unmercifully ' Flog Men: One Is Killed While Fleeing

M’SWINEY NEAR END, PHYSICIANS _ AT PRISON SA}   “resh Signs of Weakness De velop Which:Apparently Enrachndawe Dpath *

NOPE AMERIGA ACTS   LEAGUE MEMBERS WANT WIL SON TO HANDLE ARMENTA,   Lewveue Will Be Asked to Explein Failure to Intervene for Poland.

PRITCHARD AS RUNNING MATE.   Name of North Carelina Jadgze FPropoeed fer Secuoud Pliace.

GRADE CROSSING CLAIMS TWO      Two Kansas Boys in Automobile. One Dead and One Iniured

Twenty-gallon Keg of Home‘+made Whiskey Grabbed by Federal Men at Burlin¢eton Bar      HUB SALOON ONLY PLAGE IN WHICH REAL WHISKEY 1S FOUND   Selling Wine of Pepsin by Drink  _ Gets Wodzynski in Trouble 

STAGE ROUNDUP Al 10 0 GLOGK BET EVIDENGE   Twenty-gallon Keg of Homemade Whiskey Grabbed by Federal Men at Burlington Bar   HUB SALOON ONLY PLACE IN WHICH REAL WHISKEY I$ FOUND   Selling Wine of Pepsin by Drink } Gets Wodzynski in  Trouble

“Tired” Business Men, Accom _ panied by Wives, on Hand ~ For the Series.   More “Fixing” Alleged   But This Time-It Has to Do With the ‘‘Wimmen’’ Folks Who Go to Big City.

DODGES TRIAL BY COURT   Merchant Charged With Profiteer  ing, Cimmits Suicide

KILLS SELF WHEN ARRESTED   Brooklyn Haberdasher Accused of Sell. ing Raincoat at $45 Which Cost $23,

PROFITEER ENDS HIS LIFE   New York Clothing Dealer Facec Charge of Selilng Raincoat for $45 Which Cost $28,

DOMESTIC SLAUSE OF IEATY S INIDER FIRE   Senate Now Considering Res. ervations By Ledge Anc¢ Hitchcock.  VOTE THURSDAY DECISIVE  Hitchcock Reservation Held Tc Be Amendment

DOMESTIC ISSUE RESERVATION IS BEING DEBATED   SENATE CONSIDERS PROPOSAL  OF LODGE TO MODIFY  THE TREATY,   MANDATORIES CLAUSE ADOPTED YESTERDAY   First Time Democrats Had Accepted Any Qualification to the Pcace Pact.: 

Domestic Questions of Peace Treaty   Reservation on Domestic Questions Up for Consideration in the Sen. ate Today.

SENATE TAKES UP DOMESTIC ISSUES OF-PEACE TREATY   Will ‘Determine What Ar Purely Internal Matters.   MANDATORY RESERVATION IS: ABBPTED BY BIG VOTE   Two Parties Do Not Agree On Domestic Reservation Policy.

SENATE TANED UP DOMES WUCSIIUND Ih PEATE TREATY   Lodge’s Draft Will Be Tried First, Ther Hitcheock’s   ALLIED REPLY TO PRESIDENT RECEIVED   Wilson to Keep Notes Secret Until Contents Are Studied

HINESTIC-QUESTION iF PEAGE. THEATY NOW BEFORE SENATE   Revervation Regatding Mandatories Adopted by Vote of 68 to 4 Yesterday

Are Under Consideration In The Senate Today   Domestic Questions Invelved In The Issues  Now Being Considered

HOME QUESTIONS RESERVATION TO PEACE TREATY COMES UP FOR CONSIDERATION IN SENATE TODAY

CHRISTENSEN WELCOMED HOME   Parmer-Labor Candidate Arrives at Salt Lake City.

SUM TO HELP “ BUROPEANS   Henry P. Davison, Red Cross Head, Tells Methodisis of Tragedy Being Enacted.   WANTS CONGRESS 10 “AID

ee ee eee ee mK  ASKS HALF BILLION AID   He P. Davison Telis vi. E. Meet _ Europe rust Have Help.   Red Cross Head Sees “World Trag‘edy”—Disease and Hunger & . Overseas.

ASKS BIG SUM T0 ASSIST EUROPE   Henry P. Davison, Red Cross ..; Head, Tells Methodists of =" Tragedy Being Enacted.   WANTS GONGRESS TO AID   Requests Lawmakérs to Call Upor . ‘President to Appoint Commission to Survey Conditions and . Order Suppiles,

EUROPE NEEDS HELP   RED CROSS HEAD ASKS HALF. BILLION DOLLARS.   Henry P. Davison Tells the Methodist Church Conference of Terrible Conditions War Has Caused.

JAVON APPEALS FOR OG SUGEOR   SAYS THOUSANDS STARVING AND DYING OF DISEASE TS BKASTERN BURP.

RED CROSS HEAD _ ASKS FOR MONEY   HENRY P. DAVIDSON TELLS METHODISTS OF TRAGEDIES IN EUROPE.

ASKS HALF BILLION AID   H. P. Davison Tells M. -E. Meet Europe Must Have Help.   Red Cross Head Sees “World Tragedy’—-Disease and Hunger Overseas.

WANTS CONGAESs TO HELP EUROPE   Head of Red Cross Tells Methodists of Conditions.   HALF BILLION IS NEEDED   Declares “One of the Most Terrible Tragedies in History of Human Race Is Being Enacted” in Baltic States.

(. 0. P. INCREASES MAJORITY IN MAINE   RETURNS INDICATE TLECTION  REPUBLIAN GOVERNOR BY 2 TO 1 VOTE   BIGGER LEAD THAN 1916

REPUBLICANS WIN IN THE MAINE ELECTION RETURNS INDICATE   Not All Precinets Reported Bui Democratic Gain Is Very Slight Over 191.   WOMEN WENT TO POLLS IN THE MIDST OF RAIN   Indications Are That the Legisdature Will Be Repub“3 . Fieah.

(. 0. P. INCREASES MAJORITY IN MAINE   RETURNS INDICATE TLECTION REPUBLIAN GOVERNOR BY 2 TO 1 VOTE   BIGGER LEAD THAN 1916   Campaign Speeches ‘Chiefly on National Issues—League of WNations Foremost Question.

COLLEGE NEWEST “FORD PLANT IDE:   Degraea In Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical ,Enginaoring to Bo Given by This Univorsity.

 NEW FORD: ENTERPRISE,  Technical Institute Wil Be Estal Nshed for Ford  Emplosees,

President of lowa State College ir Years of 1886-90 Passes Away al Home in Ohio; Was Long a Leade: in Work for Agricuiture.

FORMER AMESPRESIDENT DIES   William {. Ghamberlain,‘Head of iowa State College From 1886 To 1890, Succumbs.

BASEBALL WAR {S ON   Chicago Sox, N. Y. Yankees and Boston Joi Nationals.    Means Twelve-Club League—Judge Landia Offered $50,000 a Yegr to . Run New Organization.

BASEBALL WAR IS OPENED IN CHICAG(   Chicago Sox, N. Y. Yankees anc Boston Join Nationals.   deans Twelve-Club League—Judge Landis Offered $50,000 a Year to Run New Organization.

BASEBALL WAR‘IS ON   Chicago Sox, N.Y. “Yankees and Boston Joint Nationals:              Means  Twelve-Ciub . léag Landis Offered $50,000 a Run: New Organization:

JOHNSON LOSES FIGHT   NEW 12-CLUB BASEBALL LEAGUE 1S FORMED.   Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees Quit American League.

Ralloting in State of Michoacan, Mexico, Causes Twentyeight Deaths.  MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Nov. 16.—   CIPT DIRT FOR BONE TRACES   Deputy Sheriffs Dig Out Old Well in New Uampshire to Discover  4 pe Sear

SEARCH FOR BODY AT BOTTOM OF Wet:   Husband ef Missing Woman, Charged With Forgery, Is Hefd in Prison.

JOIN. RUSSIAN REDS   Gen. Semenoff’s Army Surrenders to Soviet Forces.   lon Killed Their Ofticers and Ee caged into Mengolia—Surrender of Armenia to Reds Explained,

Gen. Semenoff’s Army Surrenders to Soviet Forces.   Men Killed Their Officers and Es. caped Into Mongolia—Surrender of Armenia to Reds Explained.

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FEBRUARY TORNADO IN SOUTH   Several Houses Demolished aud Giri  Hilled in Georgia.

Evidence Introduced in Trial of Senator Truman H. Newberry Showing How Freely Money Was Used in the Campaign.

SKY LIMIT AT MICHIGAN POLLS   Attorneys for Prosecution Declare Testimony Backs Conspiracy Charges.

EASY MONEY IN MICHIGAN   Hiad Almost for the Asking, Witenesses Declare, in the Newberry  Senatorial Campaign.

NEWBERRY CAGE BOING STRONG   18 Witnesses Testify in Spite of Objections  Aare e iy vine ®t aw S 2 @eqmrs so oe   sourt Holds Government May Develop Case.as it Sees Fit. Attempts ‘by Defense to Search Motives of Witnesses are Halted—Freight will he Paid.

Walter Chappelle Says He Was Selicited to Become a County Chairman in the Newberry Organization and Was Told That “The Freight Will be Paid.”

“Lid Off in Michigan and Sky is Limit,” Newberry’s Manage Told New York Newspaper Mal

18 WITNESSES TESTIFY.   Judge Holds Government Coun. sel Can Marshal Testimony as They See Fit.

MANY MICHIGAN POLITICIANS ON WITNESS STAND   Testimony is Considered Important by - Attorneys   OBJECTIONS ARE NUMEROUS

LONDONDERRY, IRELAND, ’ IN GRIP OF TROOPS   lrish City Now in Control of the Mili: tary Authorities—Machine Guns U'sed.

TROOPS NOW IN CHARGE AT LONDONBERRY   Military Authorities Now Hold the City in an tron Grin.   HAD TO USE MACHINE GUNS   Several Additional Battalions of Brit. ish Soldiers Under Orders to Proceed to ireland to Cope With Rail Strike.

LONDONDERRY Ih GRIP OF TROOPS   City Now in Control of the Military Authorities.   MACHINE GUNS OPEN STREET   Five Sinn Feiners Killed in Terrific Barrage Laid Down by Soidiers— Several Additional Battalions Ordered to Ireland.

eet en A ee  TROOPS CONTROL IN LONDONDERRY   Military Authorities Now Hold the City in an Iron Grip.   Several Additional Battalions of British Soldiers Under Orders to Proceed to Ireland to Cope With Rail Strike,

TADGPS CONTROL IN LONDONDERRY   Military Authorities Now Hold the City in an iron  f° «ales   HAD 72 USE MAGHINE GUNS   Severa! Additional! Caitaliongvof Bri ish Ssidiers Under Orders to Procoed to ireland to Cope Veith Rail Strike,

FREE SEEDS TO BE CONTINUED   SENATE RECEDES FROM ITS PROPOSED AMEND.MENT.

GATEKEEPERS ARE CAUGH   Resale of Used Admission Slips Principal Feature of Novel  Graft Scheme.   DEFENDANTS FINED $790, RETURN STOLEN $400

14 GATEKEEPERS AT STATE FAIR, CAUGHT IN TICKET SWINDLE   RESALE OF USED ADMISSION SLIPS PRINCIPAL FEATURE OF NOVEL GRAFT SCHEME   DEFENDANTS FINED $790, RETURN S100, MONEY ESTIMATED STOLEN

ROBBERS RAKE IN PIG LOT GF BGO/   Remove Contents of Two Box Cars With Value Estimated Between $75,000 and $100,000.

RUBBERIES MARK PASSING OF BOOZ   MASKED MEN AT CHICAGO GOT $100,000 WORTH FROM TWO BOX CARS,   At Kansas City Police Poured Ten Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Booze Into Missouri  River

Missouri Chairman, W. L. Cele, Un _ fer Fire Over Harding-Lowden Campaign Funds,

G. 0. P. CHIEF FORCED TO QUIT   Missouri Chairman, W. L. Cole, Un. der Fire Over Harding-Lowden Campaign Funds.

A REPUBLICAN DINNER       niaf Couftty Will Fear Mrs.   Foltz October

A REPUBLICAN DINNER   Weren of County Wall Wear Mrs Foltz October 23

Coroner’s Jury Reports or Broker’s Murder at Los Angeles   NO POISON FOUND IN ORGANS   Confession of Alleged Kidnaper to Be Further Probed.

KIDNAPED BABE 1) STILL LIVING   MAN UNDER ARREST ADMIT: HE RECEIVED $12,000 RANSOM

Resolution Rejected Nearly Two To One In Lower House of Parliament.

BUSINESS WOMEN ~— TESTIFY IN TRIM   Allege That They Lost Thou: sands in Get-Rich-Quick . Schemes

SAMIS FRAUD CASE HEARING 15 BEGUN   TWO WOMEN LOST $66,000 IN ALLEGED GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEME, THEY TESTIFY.

Chan BONUS OF SH00 MAXIMUM TOAGREED UPOA   Republicans Decide $625 . Sufficient for Other Forms of Benefits

ARGEE ON LIMIT.   Bonus ‘Areement Reached: Bi Congress On Amonnt.: —

REACH AGREEMENT ‘ON SOLDIER BONU:   Conuittes Agrees on Masimam Casi Bonus of $500 For Each Service Man. t

BONUS OF $500 IN CAGH WINS GULP AVOR   Republicans on House Ways and Means Committee Agree to Plan

Republicans of House Com' mittee Agree on Five Han: @red Dollar Maximum for Soldier Aid Measure.      OTHER BENEFITS WILL REACH HIGHER TOTAL      ‘aximum of Farm or Home Aid, Vocational Training # and Paid Up Insurance Wil Be Set at $625.

BUILDING A TABERNACLE.      Elwood to Have St®ucture for Com. munity Meetings.

A TABERNACLE.   Elwood to. Have Sttuctnre for? Con unit Meetings.

FOR LOANS FOR APPROXIMATEL'   Made by Railway Executives for Freight Equipment.

REQUESTS FOR LOANS FOR APPROXIMATEL' 200,000,000  Made by Railway Executive s fo Freight Equipment.

PERIL OF A ROW BETWEEN US AND BRITISH ALLIES!   THE FOLLY OF ALLOWING ANY PASSING BITTERNESS TO ESTRANGE US. ;   PLOTTERS WILL BE BUSY

THE FOLLY OF ALLOWING ANY PASSING BITTERNESS TO ESTRANGE US.   PLOTTERS WILL BE BUS)

WAR VETERANS ARE. VICTIM OF BUREAL   Grand Jury Starts Investigation. of War Risk Employes’. Ring.   HUNDREDS ARE DEFRAUDED

PREYED UPON OUR SOLDIERS   fhe Federal Government on the Trait 1 King at Washing: Fhe Melhod_

HOT ON TRAIL OF VETERANS’ DEFRAUDERS   Ten Government Employe Arrested for War Risk Insurance Fraud.

LEGLESS HUSBAND USED “HYPNOTIC” ODORS, SHE SAYS   Pretty Helen O’Leary Seymour Tells Police o: Chicago Strange Tale of Her “Kidnapping’ By Former Spouse.— Human Atomizer Placed Under Arrest.

SEYMOUR WAS LEGLESS BUT PERFUME FIEND   Young Chicago Woman Makes Strange Complaint Against Husband.

CANADIAN HELD FOR KIDNAPING A MILLIONAIRE   Charged With $100,000 Bon Theft and Disappearance of Wealthy Toronto Man

SHORT AND BONDS ARE STILL SOUGHT   “Vanished Millionaire” of Toronto Missing Since 1919, Is Still Un. found; Sec’y. Silent.

JOHN DOUGHTY 0 RETURN TO CANADA   Private Secretary of Ambrose Small May Know Millionaire’s Whereabouts.   $100,000 BONDS MISSING   Mystery of Toronto Millionaire Who Vanished May Now Be Cleared,

AMBROSE OMALL'D SECRETARY FOUND   JOHN DOUGHTY Is UNDER AR as REST IN OREGON. Fe   RECALLS STOLEN BONDS CASE   Pair Have Been Hunted From One End of the Continent To the Other—Big Reward For Arrest.

F “FLU” IN THIS STATE   Spread Continues With 703..Casés and’ Fighteen Déatks: At Philadelphia—Pitifil’ Cénditions Are Le.  ick 1      FIFTY. CASES. AT. “OIL: “CITY   REPORT~ FEWER: -FROM::STATE

REDS PREPARE 10 FIGHT. CHARGES nc HEPARTATION      SPECIAL GRAND JURY. BEGINS: TO UNTANGLE MASS OF EVIDENCE.   ELLIS ISLAND FULL   Search for Communists Contin ues Throughout Country.

d,000 IN DRAGNET YET Uo, AGENTS CrEK MORE RED!   Hundreds Sought in Chicago New York, Which Seem to Be Radicalism Nests.   NEARLY 3,000 HELD FOR DEPORTATION HEARINGS   No Federal Law for Handling Citizens Involved; Palmer Bill Before Congress.

STILL SEARCHING. + FORUNDESIRABLES      Nearly 5000 Persons Have Been Arrested Since Radical Raid Be‘- 2 gan Last Friday Night.

NEARLY 5,000 REDS TAKEN IN GREAT ROUND-UE   Palmer Urges Congress To Enact Law Which  Will Aid Government in Its Drive on Radicals.

QEINSTEIN MUST DEPART.   Most Important Rassian Communist [2 America Under Arrest.

SEARCH FOR REDS STILL ON   Nearly 4,500 Had Been Arrested Up to Sunday Night.   BOGUS MONEY PLOT IS NOW UNCOVERED   All Nations Were to Be Flood: ed With Counterfeit   Currency.

MARTENS’ CHIEF ARRESTED TODAY TO BE DEPGRTED   S2cond Most Influential Bus: sian in America.   Right Hand Man of The Soviet “ Ambassador.”

SOVIET AGENT NEW YORK HELD FOR DEPORTATION   Is Arrested On Federal ' Warrant at Soviet Embassy. af   RADICALS ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT EXILE ORDER   Lawyers Engaged to Resist Effort to Rid Nation of  Undesirables. _

Right Bower of the Soviet Ambassador is Placed Behind the Bars Today.   RADICALS WILL FIGH T FOR THEIR FREEDOM   Those Taken in Raids Will Make Vigorous Court Contes for Their ‘ Rights.’’

RAIDS ON” COMMUNISTS AT NEW YORK   CONTINUED TODAY - WITH 600 WARRANTS  REMAINING TO BE  SERVED   Nearly 5,000 Persons-Axrest ed Since Friday Night— Too Many for Ellis Island Concentration. ‘

RUSS COMMUNIST PUT UNDER ARREST   Deportation Warrant Served On Sec> ond Most Inffuential Russ’ E Red In Country.

TWO MEN KHLLED WHEN © 600. QUARTS NITRO-GLYCERINE EXPLODES IN KENTUCK

SEHATE ALL SET 10 VOTE ON PEAGE RESOLUTION TODAY   Predict Passage anc Veto by President ‘Wilson   REED ASSAILS PRESIDENT

Passage of Peace Resoittior and Disapproval Regarded : as Foregone Conclusions   ARRANGEMENTS FOR VOTE TODAY ARE COMPLETED   Democratic Estimaies Are That Lodge Measure Will Have Majority of Five to Seven Votes, Depending i pen Whether Another Republican Joins Senator MeCumber in’ Opposition.

VOTE FOR PEACE MEASURE TODAY   Veto Message Will Clearly De. fine Treaty as Campaign Iccie_

VOTE TO-DAY ON PEACE PROPOSAL   Adoption and ‘Veto Later. bj President Certain, Party Leaders Say   MAJORITY FIVE TO SEVEN   Four Democrats Are Expected to Join Republicans for Passage of Resolution

KNOX RESOLUTION 10- BE SUPPORTED BY FEW: DEMOCRATS   Presidential Vets Is Expected To Define. More’ Clearly. Campaign Issue Upon Question’ OF Peace:   TWO-HOUR SPEECH. BY. REED

VOTE TOGAY Of RESOLUTION Ti DECLARE PEALE   Four O'Clock This Afternoor Is the Time Set: Majority of From 5 to 7 Votes for It Is Forecast.

Predict Passage But Veto, By President Foregone Conclusion, Is Apparent   SENATOR REED ATTACKS ATTITUDE OF PRESIDENT   In Meantime Fifth Session of League of Nations Is Being Held in Rome

TC DECIDE PEACE ISSSUE.   Arrangements for Senate's Vote Today on Republican Resolution Completed,

PEACE RESOLUTION 10 ~-BEVOTED ON TODAY   SENATOR REED ATTACKS PRES] DENT’S POSITION ON TREATY MATTER.   Wilson Is Expected to Veto Action of Senate in Declaring War at an End,

lorecagst of Five tt  Seven Majority ix \Senate Vote at 4 P ‘'M.— Veto Message Will More Sharply ‘Define Campaign Is ‘gue on Pact

MEMORIAL OF TREES  ‘IS MOST APPROPRIATE   Lieber Recommends A Park! in Every Connty With Treé Fot Every Soldier, os

FIND LOOPHOLE IN HEALTH ORDINANCE   DAIRYMAN GOES FREE ON APPEAL OF CASE TO DISsTRICT COURT   DROP ROBBERY CASE   Insulficient Evidence Avainst Charles Douglas, Charged with Baldwin Theft   Civil Cases Probably will be Taken up When Court Reconvenes en Monday

DAIRYMAN GOES FREE ON APVEAL OF CASE TO DISTRICT COURT      DROP ROBBERY CASE   Insufficient Evidence Anais Charles Douglas, Charged with dwin Theft      Civil Cases Probably will be Taken up When Court Recunvenes an Monday

Says Garnier Jean Was Taken From Bed to Gendarmerie Office and Killed. Defense Is Not Revealed.

BUYING DECREASES IN 8TH DISTRICT   Christmas Trade Failed to Stimulate the Trade to Fullest Extent Anticipated.

PREDICTING S4 WHEAT.   Parmers of Northwest Have Hope  of Higher Prices.

(UL DL TOY!     ina iy Wid Ney ae u  f TON ‘ai {  a Wi NEN by! i a UGS  Atl HON  1 ON /            i L     CET

MONROE DOCTRINE APPRECIATED BY THE BRAZILIANS   —— of State Colby is  Guest of Honor in Rio : Janeiro.   PROTECTION OF U. S. IS A VALUED ASSET   American Official is Given Most Cordial Expressions of Good Will.

IN GREAT BRITAIN.   Son of Miss Knowles Has Legal Right  Pe Awe 2 eee ee < re

NEW PRESIDENT BEGINS DUTIE:   EN OW. CULBERTSON SUC HARRY ¢. MORRISON AT FIRST NATIONAL,        WITH BANK FOR MANY YEARS

BEGINS DUTIES   CARLES W. CULBERTSON SUC CEEDS HARRY [. MORRISON AT-FIRST ZATIONAL,   WITH BANK FOR MANY YEARS

COUNTY JUDGES TO MEET HERE ON DECEMBER 18   Judge 0. W. Hackworth Is Behind Movement to Revive Old Association.

COUR ‘JUDGES T0: MEET: - HERE ON DECEMBER 1   judge 0. W. Hackworth Is Behind. Movement to Revive’ — Old Association. ~

MANY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS T¢ COME UP AT MEETING - DECEMBER 18,   The Purpose of the Meeting is to Ge the Judges Together to Discuss Matters Confronting the Counties the Coming Year

COUNTY JUDGES TQ MEET HERE THREE DAYS SOON   Discussions Pertaining to Best Interests of Counties Will Be Heard.

SLIGHT QUAKE SHOCK NOTED   University of Chicago Seismograph Registers 3 O'clock in the Morn. ing Shock,

U. S. REGULARS PATROL STREETS OF LEXINGTON   Mohs Seeking Hife of Negro Seat tered Tast Night When Second Detachment of Pafantry  ah opeaocautayel

REGULARS PREVENT RIOT RECURRENCE: MOB I$ SCATTERED   Soldiers Are Posted About Courthouse Where Lockett Is Confined   ALL PERSONS SEARCHED   Lexington Is Under Martial Law Governed By Body Of 900 Armed Soldiers

IN STREETS. LEXINGTON   UNITED STATES “REGULARS FO PREVENT RECURRENCE; OF RIGQTING:      MOR WHICH ATTACKED TH} COURT HOUSE SCATTERED BY INFANTRY ry

MARTIAL LAW IN LEKINGTON   U.S. Regulars Patrol Streets of Kentucky Oy Following :

U. 5. REGULARS GUARD NEGRO FROM PEOPLE   Martial Law Prevails it Lexington, Kentucky, After Rioting.

LEXINGTON QUIET TRUOPS ON DUTY   TROOFS GUARD COURT HOUSE   Rioters Reported to Have Assembled Near Citv to Prevent Removal

Excitment Over tho Attempted Lynching af Negro Abates. Contempt for Law Is Re‘ buked.

LEXINGTON IS UNDER _ MARTIAL LAW TODAY   Mob Seatréred. With Avrival of Bee ond Neue Ianent oof Infantry dur        This Movoing..

‘lheWEATHER   REGULARS PATROL STREETS — OF LEXINGTON TO PREVENT  RIOTING AND MURDER

MARTIAL LAW AT LEXINGTON, KY,   C. S. REGULARS PATROL THE STREETS TO PREVENT LYNCHOF CONDEMNED NEGRO

Regular Army Men On Guard _To Curb Riots      Martial Law is Declared in Lexingtos Where Five Persons Were Killed In Effort to Lyneh Negro Slaver of Girl

«MARTIAL LAW; "MOB DISPERSED   ALL ROADS LEADING TO" LEX “INGTON ARE GUARDED BY © _- U.S, TROOPS 

NEW WAR BREAKS OUT BETWEEN POLES AND CZECHS IN TESCHEN   Dispute Over Rich Coal Fields Said To Be Cause.   1100 KILLED IN BATTLE   Fighting In Progress Since Wednesday Say Dispatches.

WILL ON WAX NEWEST STUNT TO BEAT FRAUDS   Lawyer. Makes Testament on - Talking Machine and Files tt for Record.

CHURCHILL SAYS NO QUARTER   Determined to Break Up Existing Outlawry in Ireland.

SERVICE IN ERIN HARD ON TROOPS   British War Secretary Says Sol: diers’ Life There Worse Than in War,   ASSERTS CIVIL WAR POSSIBLE   Saye Killings Now Exceeds Those of Soldiers Who Served in Trenches During War—Will Break Up the Gang.

EHIN SERVICE It WORSE THAN WAR   Soldiers’ Life in Ireland Harder Than the Trenches.   CHURCHILL TELLS OF CRIMES   British War Secretary Says Killings There Exceed Number on the French Front—Declares Civil War May Come.

BRITAIN IS FACING BAD SITUATION   British War Secretary Says Sol: diers’ Life There Worse Than in War.   ASSERTS CIVIL WAR POSSIBLE   Says Killings Now Exceeds Those of Soldiers Who Served in Trenches During War—Wil!l Break Up the Gang.

REORGANIZATION OF BASEBALL PLANNED AT NEW YORK MEE]   Landis Presides at Gathering t Draw Up New National Agreement   JURIST: TO HAVE: TITLE. OF ”SenIRECTOR ‘OF BASEBALL”   ‘Powers Greater than Ever Pos: sessed by Individual -

MAKE NEW BASE BALL AGREEMENT   Greatest Convention Baseball Interest Gets Down to Work Today.

DASEDALL INTFREOTS IN CONFERENCE 10 DEGIOE ON REG RGENI ZATION PLAY   JUDGE LANDIS. NEWLY APPOINTID BASEBALL DICTATOR, PRESIDES AT SESSTONS,

LANDIS PRES SIDING   Great Baseball Convention iy Session in New York.

BIG MEETING TO ° SAVE BASEBALL   Federal Judge Landis Opens Greatest Conference in New York.   TO ENACT NEW CONSTITUTION   Complete Reorganization of National Sport Pian in Before Leadera— Jurist to Be Given Title—Will Head Board of Control.

FANDOM WATCHING  OUTCOME GREATEST  CONVENTION KNOW IN BIG BASE-BAL   Representatives of Great  American Game “Assemble  ’ at New York, President: Landis Presiding   NEW AGREEMENT TO BE DRAFTED SOON   RULES AND BY-LAWS . GOVERNING THE ASSOCIATIONS WILL BE DRAFTED AND APPROV _. ED DURING SESSION

REPLY REACHES LONDON.   Supreme Council Will Take Up Wilson's Answer on Adria. tic Issue Today.

a tt me ae  Permanent Rank Three Major Generals and Four Brigadiers

RADICALS LEAD ELECTIONS   Returns from Vote for Argentine Con. gress ‘Show Extremists Ahoad

‘RADICALS LEAD ELECTIONS   ‘Returns from Vote for. Argentine Con“tags Show Ahead -

POLAND SENDS A PLEA FOR HELE   NEW REPUBLIC SORELY BESET BY THE RUSSIAN REDS.   REQUEST FOR MORAL SUPPORT   United States Asked to Aid to That Extent, and Appeal Probably Not in Vain—Situaation Admittedly Critical.

ARMED AID NOT SOUGHT BY REPUBLIC   Beset by Bolsheviks, Nation Seeks to Revive Morale of People—Wilson May Acceed to Request— Situation Desperate.

SHOES for the whole family  now on display at Granau’s 20. 1¢   Election Netice.

SHIP TO SAVE 80 FROM DEATH   Ice Breaker Will Leavi Norway on Arctic Rescue Mission

Told of Bomb Plots to Blow Uj Morgan and Rockefeller   Police Have Evidence Morgen an Others Marked for Death as Far Back as Jane.

RESOLUTION PASSED IN BOTH HOUSES TODAY   RATIFICLATION REMOVES ALL DOUTRT OF VALIDITY OF WALL ELECTIONS

ECONOMIST WILL SPEAK HERE DEC. 13   \. R. KROH OF CHICAGO WILL ADDRESS BUSINESS MEN, BANKERS AND FARMERS.

EX-VILLISTA FREES KIDNAPED AMERICAN   SUTIERREZ ACTS AS MEDIATOR IN RELEASE WITHOUT RANSOM MONEY

ADAMS RELEASED BY MEX BANDIT!   Former President Seeure: Freedom Upon Personal Appeal To Pormer Followers

STRIKE PROBE” GETS UNDERWAY   Special Grand Jury Convenes in Denver to Examine Into Tramway Trouble

INTERESTING CASES  _ GAUGHT BY POLICE  ? ey IY AND COUNTY,   Perfume Pediler, Posing as a Crip‘ple, Proves Imposter ' and Dyaws Fine in Judge Clayson’s Cont)  Fsuckman Noisy : a

INTERESTING CASES CAUGHT BY POLICE OF iY AND COUNTY   Perfume Peddler, Posing as a Cripple, Proves Imposter and Draws Fine in Judge Clayson’s Court ; Truckman Noisy

YANK MAY WEAR. PALM OF WORLD'S FINEST ATHLETE   Hamilton of Missouri University and Loveland of Norway Lead in Decathlon   AMERICA FAR AUEAD OF FIELD IN THE OLYMPIC   More than Twice Total of Point: of Nearest Three Nations

YANK CONTENDER FOR FIRST HONORS   Missourian and Norwegian Ar Close for Lead in Olympic Games.

AMERICAN MAY WIN WORLD TITLE   Brotus K. Hamilton and Nor wegian in Lead in Antwerp Contests.

U. S. Athlete Leading For World Honors At Antwerp; Norwegian Slightly Ahead

AMERICAN CLOSE CONTENDER FOR DECATHLON Gif   World’s Best All-Around Ath_ lete Title Lies Between Hamilton and Norwegian.   FOREIGNER APPEARS TO HAVE SLIGHT ADVANTAGE   Others on Team From U_ited States Make Excellent Show. ings in Olympic Games and Points Now Double Those of Nearest Contender.

Vienyia, Once the Gayest aivd - Most Light Hearted .Capi- “tal of Edrope a Tomb. ~   DR! MARGULOS DIES   Leading Metgorolovist, Suecumbs to Under Nourishmen!—Thonsands — Face Same Rate: i”

VIENNA Io NOW CITY OF §EATH   ‘Starvation Stalks mm What   Was Once Proud Capital of  the Hapsbergs.   LOOK TO AMERICA FOR FURTHER HELI   Present Plight of Austria i: Told Of by Leaders of  Serinkean PRannhtin

Peoria Are Slowly Dying in the Depths of Want.   THOUSANDS ARE WELCOMING END   yinety Qut of Every 100 Deaths Are of Starvation.   Passne of Dr. Marguulos, a Great Meteorotogist, of Hunger, Calls Attention to 4  Great City Mad for Food.

Appalling Plight Of Country Shown In Press Reports   Twice America Has Saved Country—-Pitiful Appeal Comes Again.   LARGE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE UNDERNOUISHED   Plight of Children is Ghastly —Worst Winter Directly Ahead.

DEATH STALKS ~— OVER AUSTRIA   Starvation and Cold-are Tak ing Terrible Toll.In Once Proud Qld Empire.   ‘OWE MUCH: TO - AMERICA

Dr. Margules, Noted Weather Expert, Perishes of Hunger; Children Die by Hundreds

FAMINE TALKS UNMOLESTED IN CITY OF VIENNA   Dr. Margulos, Leading Meteorologist Falls Victim of Starvation   SITUATION TERRIBLE   City fas Become Known As Community Of  Death.

JOTINSON TEAS A BIG LEAD.   No Deubt of the Preferential Vote in  Montana Primary.

JOUINSON “MAINTAINS HIS BIG LEAD IN THE MONTANA PRIMARIES   California Senator Choice of People in Every County Reported

LARGEST HOTEL WILE. BE BUT,   CHICAGO STRUCTURE + COST $1,000,000. A HAVE 4000 Roous.

A.000-Room, $15,000,000 Hotel Largest Ever Built to be Erected on Chicage Lake Fron

LARGEST HOTEL NOW PLANNEI   Will - Have: 40 4000 Rooms Cover Three Blocks, Cost $15,000,000

PLANNING TO BUILD LARGEST HOTEL IN WORLE   teen Million Dollars —  Chicago Hotel Will Cost a Be Built on Unit Plan.

PLANNING LARGES! HOTEL IN WORLI   Chicago Hostelry Will Be Three Blocks - Long and Have 4,000 Rooms and Theatre

ARGEST HOTEL. IN WORLD 10 BE BUILT SONE   Tt Will Only Cost $15 a Day to Live in the Cheaper ‘ Rooms

FINAL’ DRIVE © - BY CANDIDATE!   Four Hundred and Nine. : ty Three Votes Will” — Spell Victory. ©

WOOD HAS MORE INSTRUCTED VOTES THAN ANY QTHER   But He Has Less Than One-Third the Number Required to  Nominate.   PRITCHARD HAS BUT 17   Majority of Delegates to Go to Chicago Are for Favorite  Sons and Uninstructed.

WOOD. ENTERS CONVENTION With MOST: * PLEDGED DELEGATES BUT NEEDS MOR!   Cainpaign Masiagers Agree No. ‘Nomination: ‘Will Come Out: of :Firs : Ballot, Ponsibly ‘Not: Until Fifth ‘or, Sixth; Wood; Lowden: aa -" Tehoaan Sooporters All Confident. j 3

All of the 984 Delegates tc Chicago Convention Chosen.      GENERAL WOOD LEADS IN INSTRUCTED VOTES   Wiseacres Do Not Expect a Nomination Until Sixth Ballot.

WOOD FIRST IN FIELD; CONTESTS FOR 14.5 BALLOTS   Experts Say No Chance of Nowination on First Ballot; Many Do Not Look for Break Until .¥Vifth or Sixth

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES BEGIN DRIVE  TO CAPTURE NEEDED NUMBER OF VOTES 

REP. CANDIDATES IN FINAL DRIVE FOR DELEGATES   GEN. WOOD WILL HAVE BEST SHOWING FIRST BALLOT.   UNLESS COMMITTEE ALTERS STATUS MONDAY,   National Committee Will at That Time Decide All Contests and Form Temporary Roll; 493 Needed For Nomination.

SEE MOT BATTLE FOR NOMINATION   Republicani Candidates Admit Field is Badly Divided But Express Hope.   GENERAL WOOD IN LEAD

-A Yumber of Ballots (Will Be Rein to Make the Nomination— Contests Will Be Considered Mon     ‘day. .

ee neet Relat 2   Favorite Sony Rinnins’ Strangly, and Dark Horses May Yet Appear>— . _Convéition Opens Juna7 ©.

CANDIDATES AFINAL DRIVE FOR DELEGATES   Republican Presidential Pos. sibilities Enter Last Lap of Race   GENERAL WOOD IS GIVEN 153 VOTES

PUBLICS READY FOR BIG CONVENTION   General Wood Claims Lare est Percentage of Votes O: The First Ballot—One-Sev enth of the Concention Dele gation Under Contect.

LAST MINUTE. VOTE DRIVE   Republicans on Last Lap Contests May Prove Important Factor   WORK IS PUSHED ON BIG CONVENTION HALL

CANDIDATES ARE. ~ READY FOR ACTION   Weod, Tohtson nnd Lowden Are Leaders in Rree ber GeO, Nomination,   WOOD- IS IN THE Lean   TH, GENERAL WAS 132 STRUCTED DELEGATE     oUN,      Candidates Do Net Eypeet ax Patien Until Have Beon 7  ont Raverite Sons Hminated on: Vist Tires iallots,

ast of 984 Candidates Chosen And Mighty Effort to Land Votes is Under Way.  Vood Still Leads But Has Only Small Portion of Vote Necessary.  -xperts Declare. No Choice Possible On First Ballot

HAL 6.0. RIVE ON   493 Votes Which Will  olat Candidates Hard After Assure Victary..   ‘D, IN LEAD, HAS ONLY RD OF DELEGATES NEEDEL

SPEED PLANS AS JUDGMENT DAY APPEARS   Paint up Booms to Look Like Nomination as Convention Nears.

FINAL DRIVE OF © CANDIDATES FOR DELEGATES BEGUR   General Wood, Leader of Field Has- Less Than Third Required Namber.   MANY CONTESTS ARE FILED   tnndred Forty-Pive Cases of ‘Dhis Character to be Disposed of by Nat. . Tonal Bepublicau Committee Whit Mests Monday; 433 Yoles Necesanry,

5 0, P, CANDIDATES ON FINAL DRIVE FOR CONVENTION VOTES   ‘Wood With Less Than Third of Necessary Convention Votes Lead.

WOOD HAS NORE ELEGATES THAN ANY OF RWALS   But No Candidate Has Enough ‘9 Insure His Victory at Chicago Convention   EACH MANAGER MAKING iG CLAIMS   Qne Big Factor Is Great, Number of Contests Which Must Pe Decided

FINAL DRIVE FOR b.0.P. DELEGATES fo ON AT CHICAGO   Major General Wood With 152 Votes Pledged Leads His Opponents.   Managers Agree Choice Will Not Be Made Before Third Ballot Taken.

NEEDED TO WIN      Lowden Will Be Second ir Result on the First Ratlot.   ALL DELEGATES NAMED   Battleground Changes to Chicago With Convention Host Arriving.

Senator Johnson Has at Second Largest Number of Delegates ---Harding Controls Only Ohio’s

CLAIMS OF THE CANDIDATES   ‘More Than One-Seventh of The Delegates Have Contests to be Settled.

Wood Leads with 153 Instruct: _- ed: Delegates,-Less Than ° One-Third Enough.  tan Wiin   Conservative Leaders Sce Sev. eral Ballots- Ere Ghoice-Contests Important  : Factor

FINAL DRIVE 10 GAIN VOTES AT CHICAGO CONVENTION WAGED   CANDIDATES FOR REPUB LICAN ‘NOMINATION OUT TO CAPTURE  qOoOo DATT OAT.   FIGHT TO BE LONG   Victory. Not - Expected Before : Third- Round at Earliest.

ALL DELEGATES  NOW CHOSEN   NONE. OF CANDIDATES WAS ’ ANYWHERE NEAR ENOUGH.   GEN. WOOD IN LEAD   ATE H AS 183 INSTRUCTED DELEGATES,   Johnson Comes Next with 109 and Lowden Third with 74, After "a. Which Come Favorite Sons.

THAT WILL BRING VICTORY IN THE NATION AL REPUBLICAN CON. UPRNTION   Wood Enters Convention as Leader with Johnson and Lowden Next Highest — All Many Short of Requir ed Vate ta Nominate

Wood Will Enter Convention With. Largest Number of Instructed Votes   Managers of Wood, Johnson and Lowden Predict Victory Before Sixth Ballot   Finishing Touches on Convention Hall—Leaders Be‘gin to Reach Chicago

WOCD LEKDS WW INSTRUCTED VOTES   REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : MEETS ON JUNE §   JOHNSON SECONS iN RACE

REPUBLICANS LINE UP AT TAPE FOR PRESIDENCY RACE   Delegates Are Chosen Wood Has 153 Instructed; Needs 493.

FINAL BATTLE FOR VOTES ON   Big Drive Has Started ane Will End Only When Convention Names !ts Choice.   WOOD HOLDS HIS LEAD

IHE 6. 0. P CONVENTION VERY SOON   WOOD LEADS WITH 153 VOTES, JOUNSON SECOND WITH 109 AND LOWDEN THIRD WITH eo   COMMITTEES WILL MEET MON.  DAY TO DECIDE THE CON. : pin pen cope eta HAVE ALL - BEEN SELECTED

FINAL DAVE FOR NOMINATION   WOOD HAS 153 VOTES; JOHNSON 109; LOWDEN 74; 493 RETO GET THE NOMINATION.

NO CANDIDATE HAS MORE THAN ONE-THIRD AS MANY VOTES  AS HE WILL REQUIRE.

CANDIDATES IN DRIVE FOR VOTES   Managers of Wood, _Johnson and Lowden Each Claim Victory —Settlement of 145 Contests May Prove Big Factor.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDTES OPEN FINAL VOTE DRIVE  Re Aemarinatard Pease

PRES. CANDIDATES OPEN TRE FINAL DRIVE FOR VOTES   Prepare for Big G. O. P Fight in the National Convention

CANDIDATES OPEN GLOGING ORIVE FOR DELEGATES: FAVOR   Favorite Sons Split Strength So Nomination on First Ballot Not Likely.   NUMBER OF CONTESTS MAY UPSET PREDICTIONS   Wood, Johnson and Lowden Alt Claimed Victors by Their Campaign Managers. .

OPEN FINAL DRIVE FOR WINNING YOU}   LAST OF 984 REPUBLICAN DELEGATES WERE CHO5‘EN YESTERDAY   TO BE 145 CONTESTS   Wood and Lowden Supporter: Chiefly Engage in Large number of Contests   Wood With 153 Instructed Bele. gates, Has = ‘than Oncthird Number Needed

CHICAGO DELEGATES ~ MAKING CLAIMS ~—FORLEADERS   Counting Noses in Progress  With Widely Variant Talk By Campaign Managers

WOOD-NEEDS 340° ~ AND JOHNSEN 38:   at Least Three, Maybe ‘Six, " Ballots: Seem bikely , to Be Tale

OPEN FINAL DRIVE FOR WINNING VOTE      LAST OF 9st REPU BLICAN DELEGATES i CHOSE Y RAY         TO BE 145 CONTESTS   Woed and Lowden Supporter: Chiefly’ Engage in Large number of Cuntests      Wood With 153 Uneteucted Fetes gates, Has ie Phan Qnethird Nufiber Needed

REPUBLICANS READY FOR BIG CONVENTION   General Wood Cla‘ms Larg:  ést Percentage of Votes Or - The First Ballot —One-Sev  _ enth of the Concention Dele gation Under Contest.

HWARDINGS MAY MEET   Governor invited by Senator to Join Him in Hunt.

VANGUARD OF GERMAN TRADERS IN NEW YORK   Quintet of Fur Buyers Réach Thi Country to Secure Pelts for Fur Trade.

126 MILLIONS GIVEN TO ROADS   SEVENTY FIVE MILLIONS WILL GC INTO CAR BUILDING FOR GRAIN AND FRUIT.

APPROPRIATE 125 MILLION FOR NEW ROLLING STOCKS   Money Will Be Advanced Out of Fund Provided by Transportation Act.

GOVERNMENT: FUND FOR AAILROAD USE   Appropriate Hage Sum For Rolling Stock.

HALLWAYS GIVEN APPROPRIATION  EUR EQUIPMENT   HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MILLION AVAILABLE FOR PUR. CHASE OF ROLLING STOCK,

ROADS TO CET —-$125,000,000   Interstate Commerce Body Says Carriers Will Be Granted Loan, :   Money, Will Be Advanced Out of the $300,000,000 Revolving Fund Provided In the Tranaporta-.  tlon Act. 3

$125,000,000 10 BUY ROLLING STOCK FOR RAILROADS AT ONCE ORDERED BY THE. C.   $50,000,000 to Be Spent for New Locomotives; 20,000 Freezers Also an Urgent Need,

RAILROADS TO BE GIVEN. PROMPT FINANCIAL HELP   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COxMISSION AWARDS -$125,000,000 FOR ROLLING STOCK   First Aid for Roads Making Greatest Advances to Meet Federal Loans.

$125,000,000 TAKEN TO FILL RAIL NEEDS   Money Advanced Out Of R volvmg Fund Of $300,000,000 Provided By Law.

ROADS ARE GRANTED LOAN   Interstate Commerce Commission Says Carriers Will Get $125,000,000 Government Aid.

UNCLE SAM TH GIVE RAILROADS 25 BILLIONS   Money Will Be Used to Pur ~ chase New Equipment.

VOTE RAILROADS 10 GET FUNDS AT ONCE   Immediate Appropriation of S] 25,000,000 is Commis: — sion’s Decision.   PROMOTE CAR MOVEMENT

SEVENTY FIVE MILLIONS WILL GO INTO CAR BUILDING FOR GRAIN AND FRUIT. -

Interstate Commerce Commission To ~Make Immediate Appropriation of Funds for Use of Railroads.

125 Thousand Apr Appropriated for Rolling Stock for Railroads Out of Revalving Fund   OTHER AMOUNTS ARE FIXED   Interstate Commerce Commission Also Fixed Appropristions for Additions, Obliations and Short Lines

GOVERNMENT T0.: GIVE RAILROADS $425,000,000   INTERSTATE CO M M E'R‘CH COMMISSION. MAKES “AN NOUNCEMENT TODAY       Preference in n Purchase of Roll} ing Stock Will be Given’ fricatater Cara.

AW FUK -ICAILWAYS   EARLY APPROPRIATION —_ OF 125 MILLION IS ANNOUNCED   Government Will Also Grant 7 Million To Improve Rolling Stock Equipment.

IMMEDIATE MONEY * FOR RAILROADS TO BUY ROLLING STOCK   One Hufidred Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Author. ized by Inter-State Com: mission Today.

UNION BOARD MEETING   Election of Officers to be Held Mon day Evening.

UNION OPEN MEETING FOLLOWS ELECTION   Government War Films of Act ual Fighting on Front Will Feature Program   WILL GIVE DANCE FRIDAY   Last Number of Entertainment Series Will Be Celebrated Amercan Tenor on May 10.

COOLIDGE SAYS THRIFT NEEDED   G. O. P, Candidates Has Not Bought New. Suit  in 18 Months

NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS   TEMS OF INTEREST GLEANED FROM VARiOUS SOURCES   DURING PAST WEEK   Important News of the State, the Nation and the World

NEWS REVIEW OF GURRENT EVENTS   Russians Overrun Poland While the Allies Seek to Devise Ways to Stop Them.   ENEMY CLOSE TO WARSAW   League of Nations Council Adopts Basic Plans — Railways Satisfied With Rate Increases—Communist Labor Party Leaders Convicted in Sweden.

FINANCE = COMPANY RECEIVER   oa ia a ‘Sioux City tastitution Under Dircc  tton of the Court.

FINANCIAL CONGRESS ENDS.   Loans to Countries of South and Central America Pavored.

EUROPEAN RELIEF THRU MEDIUM OF LATIN.AMERIGR   Pan-American Congress Con siders Method of Providing Food.   FINAL SESSION LAST NIGHT

LATIN STATES PREPARED 10 ~ FEED FUIROPE   Want to As ‘Go-Between’ Be tween United States and Entente, - ~   WOULD SEND FOOD TO _ ELIMINATE ITS DEBTS   Desires ‘That - This Country  Furnish Money~Pan- Amer ican Financial. Con- " ference Ends. *

LATIN ARERICER COUNTRIES WOULD AGT AS MIGDLE MER   Claim the Existing Exchange Rates Would Work to Advantage of All Concerned.   PAY DEBTS TO EUROPE IN FORM OF FOODSTUFFS      Recommendations That Loans be Made hy United States to South and Central America Considered = by Many Delegates to Pan-American Financial Conferenec,

IN MAINE ATTRACTING NATION WIDE INTEREST   As Women Will Vote and League of Nations Paramount Issue   Maine First State to Vote Prior to Natione! Election

Former Governor of. New Yort  * State, Died at, ‘His Home a ~-Ellerstie,, May 16 Aged Of  a ee

LEVI P, MORTON 15 CLAIMED BY DEAT   Former Vice President Answers Call on Anniversary of Birth.

FORMER VIGE PRESIDENT DIES   Levi P. Morton Succumbs at Pougty keepsie Home On the 96th “anniversary of His Birth.

MORTON DIES ON BIRTHDAY   Former Vice President and Governor of New York Was 96 Years Old.   PENUMONIA RESULTS FROM SLIGHT COLD   Started in Life as Poor Boy, Won Great Distinction in Business and Politics.

BORN IN POVERTY BUT FORCED WAY TO FRONT   The Son of a Poor Clergyman, He Became One of the Great Financial Geniuses of United States.

Famous Republican “Lender Succumb: to Pneumonia on His Ninety, sixth Rirthday

LEVI P. MORTON 5 DEAD AT St   Former Vice President Suc cumbs to Bronchial Pneumonia on Birth Anniversary

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT MORTON DEAD   Noted New York Financier Passed Away On Evening Of Ninetysixth Birthday At.Home on the Hudson,   ONCE GOVERNOR NEW Yorr   BEGAN LIFE AS POOR BO}

LEVI P. MORTON, FORMER U. S. VICE PRESIDENT, DEAD   SEVVED AS RUNNING MATE FOR PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HARRISON EN Tsss

LEVEE P, MORTON. DEAD.   Running Mate of Beniamin Harrison Passed Awiy Last Night.

LEVI P. MORTON DIES ON BIRTHDAY   [FORMER VICE PRESIDENT, ! 96, ELECTED IN  i  1888.  T

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT MORTON DEAD   Died on Estate On the Hudson Rive On the 96th Anniversary of His Birth.

NEGROES MUST STRETCH HEMP   Supreme Court Refuses to In terfere in Death Sentence of Rioters.

‘SIX NEGROES MUST HANG   Federal Supreme Court Refuses to Rawview (€Cneec af Rinters:.

SIX NEGRO RIOTERS TO HANG   Supreme Court Refuses to Review » Cases of Arkansas Blacks.

SIX NEGRO RIOTERS-MUST DIE   United States‘ Supreme Court Refuses to Review Cates of Arkansas . Men.  it

No Stopping Suff Progress, Leader Avers   Mrs. Catt, Presi¢ent of Suffrage As sociation, Blames Four Sena tors for Delay in Giving ‘  the Vote to Women .

WOMAN SUFFRAGE 1S HERE TO STAY, SAYS. MRS, GATT   Likens Enemies of Movement te a “Fly Sifting on the Wheel af Progress.”

THE ENEMY OF EQUAL SUFFRAGE   1S FLY SITTING ON WHEEL OF PROGRESS, SAYS MRS. CATT.   HITS FOUR OBSTRUCTIONISTS   Says Either One of Senators Men. tioned Might Have Given Women the Victory Sooner—To Form New Organization .

LIKE A LT aITTING OK Witt Ur PARE SS   Association President Opens Chicago Convention  Today   FOUR SENATORS ARE ATTACKED AS ANTIS   Suffrage Body Will Give Way to League of Women Voters

MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT FLAYS SENATORS THAT DODCED Issues   Suffrage Leader Says ‘Fly Sitting on Wheel of Progress’ Iz Women Voters’ Most Deadly Enemy

‘SUFFS’ PREPARE DISSOLUTION OF NATIONAL BODY   With Ratification Certain Newbers Urged To Jom New League of Women Voters   PARTISAN POLITICS CAUSES AN UPSET

IRISH LOAN 1S OVER SUBSCRIBED   De Valera Puts Flotation Arcoss it America With $250.000 to Good Sinn Fein Hails Announcement as Victory Over Militarism.

GLAD HEARTS BEAT ’NEATHNIGHTSHIRTS   ANNUAL PARADE CELEBRATED THE FIRST FOOTBALL VICTORY    Merchants of Town Did the Handsome Thing With Refreshments for Crowd   Parade, Bonfires, Speeches and Picture Shews Made Up Evenine’s Program

ANNUAL PARADE  CELEBRAT. ED THE FIRST FOOT-:; BALL VICTORY -_—.;   1.200 STUDENTS THERE.   Merchants of Town Did the. Havde some Thing With Refresh-° ments for Crowd :

PEACH KING = DRANK POISON   Georgia Startled By Alleged Death Plot   It Is Said Deadly Drug Was Placed in Whiskey He Drank.

PEACH KING POISONED 1S BELIEF OF THE POLIC   Former Wife of Fred D. Shep. hard, Her Son and Sister Arrested Charged With Murder.

THREE IN CUSTODY OF GEORGIA POLICE   Held in Connection Witt -Man’s Death.

th DDERS MARTENS.10 CANCEL ALL ORDERS      tiruliton of “Ambassador’ Wil  Cost American Business Men Hun: dred Millions Martens Says.

OHIO FORECAST — Generally fair Saturday and Sunday) moder thea taminea pi triee

ENTERTAIN F. A. U. FORCE   of OW     ‘IL Recognize Thirtieth Anniversary of Order

ENTERTAIN F. A. U.. FORCE   C. of C. Will Recognize Thirtieth Anniversary of Order

PROFITEER PLANK.’   In the Democratie Platform is Urged By W. J. Bryan.

BRYAN FIGHTING ALL PROFITEERS   ALSO MAKING WAR ON UN. ' IVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING.

BAILEY’ CAMPAIGH 10 OPEN JUNE   VOTERS TO HAVE OPPORTUN ITY TO REDEEM TEXAS FROM POLITICIANS

MEXICAN TOWN !S WRECKED   Earthquake Leaves Only Two Houses Standing in Ccutzlan—Many Bodies Recovered.

TO PROBE RAID MONTANA CAMP   Mexico Asks Full Information Regarding Attack Near Ruby, Arizona

VILLA REVOLT IS UNCOVERED   Wide-Spreading Plot to Seize Lower California and Attack Meyiran Siates Faund,   WAS HATCHED IN TEXAS

FIVE HELD FOR VILLA PLOT TO GRAB U. S. LAND   Bare Intrigue to Seize Lower California During Big Revolt.

Arrest of Villa Aide in Los Angeles Reveals Portentous Plans for Border Attacks.

Federal Officials Believe Pretentious Mexican Revolutionary Movement Has Been Discovered.

PRETENTIOUS PLOT AGAINST MEXICANS   FIVE ARRESTED AND OTHERS LIKELY TO BE RESULT OF JURY PROBE.   VILLA COURIERS CAPTURE   Boy and Girl Alleged to Have Had Messages From the Rebel Leader Were Taken Into Custody.

© ARRESTED FOR PLOT T0 TAKE MEXICO   Pretentious Border Intrigue Nipfed by Early Exposure of Plans.   LOWER CALIFORNIA WAS TO BE SEIZED

A PLOT ON — THE BORDER   Mexican Revoluiionisis Were Plauning to Take Lower Califernia. a

ARRESTS SHOW ‘NEW REVOLUTION PLOT IN MEXICO      Messages to Villa Found anc Chief Plotters Are  Arraciad

MEXICO FOUND   One of the Most Elaborate Plans Ever Made oa Border Uncov ered in Arrest of Two.   WERE VILLA MESSENGERS   Villa's Orders Were to Start Campaigns In Lower California, He tn Chihuahua.

EIGHT ARRESTED AT FL PISO FOR BiG MEX CRAG   Revolutionary y Plans Disclosed in Note Carried by Boy ta Villa—Entire Revolution is Nipped in the Bud by U. S.  Authorities,   ‘PLOT MOST PRETENTIOUS ONE   Contemplated {Taking of Low: et California and Sonora.

FIVE ARE ARRESTED, WITH MORE TO FOLLOW   Prisoners Charged with Attempting to Smuggle Arms. Five Mexican Bandits Whe Raided Ranch of John Hicks Are Lynched by His American Neighbors. 

BIGGEST PLOT OF MEXICAN INTRIGUE ON BORDER SEEN   Five Arrested; U. S$. Grand Jury Has Data That May: Lead to More Being Held.   LOWER CALIFORNIA GRAB THOUGHT AIM OF BORBOA   Villa Colonel Held as Seeking to Smuggle Arms Across Border for .Rebels.

BORDER PLOT DISCOVERED   Federal Grand Jury Ha: Caused the Arrest of Five Persons

FIVE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH MEX. PLOT   Most Ambitious Mexican Plo! In Recent Years Nipped In Rid.   Planned Seizure of Lower Cali fornia and State of Sonora

MEXICAN REVOLT PLANNED ON BIG SCALE NIPPED IN THE BUI   Plotters Had Arranged To Gather in the United States, Cross into Low: : (': lifornia, Seize  Arms and Open Warfare.

5' ARRESTED  FOR PE OT TO. TAK. MEXICC   Conspiracy’ £ Seize Lower Cali“fornia; 4 Other States Nip’? Py by Officials,

BIG MEXICAN PLOT UNEARTHED BY OFFICIALS   Said to Be One of the Most Pretentious Mexican Revolutionary Plots Ever Conceived on the Border — Five  ersons Arrested and Others to Follow.

U.S. OFFICIALS’ SEIZE FIVE AND   ‘Rebels Planned to Take Lower California and Other Mexican States   CHILDREN CAPTURED  . GARRY MFSSAGES

MERRIMAG VETERAN BEAD;         Member of Historic Crew Answered Last Roll Call,

PLANES TO TRANSFER MONEY   Banks to Link Britain, France, Port. ugal and Spain in the Air.

MONEY WILL GO BY PLANES   Many European Banking Centers Are Linked by Air Route.

JOHRSON STIRS. ~THE OLD GUARD    Wha. See™ the Situation-in-the  Republican Patt} is“ Con siderably Twisted.   CONFERENCE BETWEEN LEADERS IN THE EAST   Senator Knox Now Mentioned As a Candidate Who Would Show Form.

Chairman Hays To Meet Penrose   Conference: On Today Ove1 Presidential Candidates And Outlook   PENROSE’S BOOM FOR KNOX IS SURPRISE

PENROSE ADVANCES SEN. KNOX IS LOGICAL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE; CHOICE IS BELIEVED SHREWD MOVE

ADMITS PART IN MAIL GAR THEFI   AAR D UVa Swwavas Merle Phillips Says He Was Double  Crossed by Pals With Whom He Planned Bie Robbery.

ADMITS PART IN MAIL CAR THEFI   TWENTY YEAR OLD MAIL SORTER MAKES CONFESSION   ‘Merle Phillips Says He Was Double Crossed by Pals With Whom He Planned Big Robbery.  i

HEARING OF SUGIALISTS 10 BE FREE [0 ALL   New York Assembly Will Con.  duct a Public Hearing for  Deposed Members.   COPIES OF TESTIMONY GO TO ALL MEMBERS   Young Teddy Roosevelt Ask: for a Square Deal for the Socialists.

ALEMPL 10 (HANGTER TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS TU WHOLE ASSEMBLY FAILS   Theodore Roosevelt Makes Maiden Speech in Which He Warns Colleagues They Must Keep Informed on Socialists’ Trial. ,   REPUBLICANS UNIT BEHIND SWEET; WCUE MAKES ATTACK ON HUGHES

JAPAN-U. S. PARLEY SECRET   Proposed California Alien Law Sub. iect of Conversations.

THE JAPS NOT PLEASED.   They May Cause Trouble Over Calilornia Legislation,

J. $.-JAPAN PARLEY SECRET   Conversations Carried On in Washing. ton on Proposed California * Alien Land Law.

SISTER PLEADS FOR BROTHER   Miss Mac Swiney Addresses Appeal to the Archbishop of Westminister.

DEMAND BROTHER'S HELE. ASE  Sister of Lord Mayor of Cork Calls Upen Bishop of Westminster. .

MAKES APPEAL TO ARCHBISHOPS   Asks Brother’s Release. in Name of Christianity Before. It Is Too Late.

MUVE LAFEUTEL TO END DEBATE IN THE TREATY   Senators Indicate Definite Step Will Probably Be Taken  Saturday      LODGE WILL NOT OFFER ADDITIONAL AMENDMENT   MOTION LIKELY TO BE MADE 1O RECOMMIT THE PEACE PACT TO FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTER.

DEFINITE MOVE 10 EN TREATY TALK   Motion to Recommit Document to Foreign Relations Committee May Be Made Tomorrow.   DISCUSSION OF ARTICLE iC   Lodge Angered by Refusal of Demo. crats to Stand By Bi-Partisan Agreement.

DEFINITE MOVE TO END DEBATE ON PEACE TREATY MAY/BE MADE TOMORROV

EAFCUT MUI  TOMORROW 1) GLOSE DEBATE   May Bring Up Article Ten at Once Or Recommit Pact To Committee

MAY END DEBATE = ON PEACE TREAT)   SENATE MAY AC1   EFFORT TO TAKE TREATY OUT  OF UPPER HOUSE OR BRING  UP ARTICLE TEN EXPECTED TO BE MADE TOMORROW

Try to End - Debateon Treaty   Kellowe Submits New Reservation on Article \- White House Con-: ehleringe If

FUNDS FOR RAILROADS   SENATE INTERSTATE COMMERCE BODY ACTS ON APPEAL.   To Permit Lines to Use $300,000,000 Revolving Fund to Purchase Equipment.

SENATE TO AID ROADS   To Permit Use of $300,000,000 Revolving Fund.   interstate Commerce Committee Turns Down Request for $500,000,000 Government Funds.

Strike Center Is Shifting _ _ to New York:--See Slight Weakening of Insurgent:

LONG DRAWN OUT TEST OE STRENGTH err PERT AN   Both Sides In Rail Strike Ready to Make Finish Ficht Of It. *   CITIES AFFECTED  NOW NUMBER 35   Conflicting Claims Put Forth By Strikers And Brotherhood Chiefs.

DEFINITE SIGNS OF BREAK IN RAILWAY YARDS STRIKE SHOWN ON CHICAGO ROADS

Le  f LLY SOME MISTAKE,          Fiptcn's Census Rep i Short of the: Expectad, :

POSSIBLY SOME MISTAKE.   Tipicn’s Census Report is Short. of the Expected.

FLANKING DRIVE: BY AUSUIANG Io PROVING FATAL!   WILL NOT GIVE UP WARSAW.   GOVERNMENT TO STICK, EVEN IN FACE OF DEFEAT.

PROVING FATAL   WILL NOT GIVE UP, WARSAW,   GOVERNMENT TO STICK, EVEN IN FACE OF DEFEAT.

‘MIRACLE MAN’ HELD FOR LAW VIOLATIONS   Medical Inspectors Watch Hir Pray and Take Money, -

MIRACLE MAN IS UNDER ARRES!   ‘Dr.’’ Harry Mays Unde: Bonds for Practicing Without License.

POLICE SEARCH FOR YOUNG GiRt   ELEVEN - YEAR-OLD LASS I MISSING FROM HOME IN SAN ANTONIO

Sen ee eee  CHILD DISAPPEARS IN QUEER MANNER.   Little 11 Year Old Girl Missing From Her Home In San Antonio.

‘BOOZE GOES UP IN FLAMES   Seven Thousand BSarrele of Kentuck; Bourben ts Destroyed by Fire at Lawrenceburg.

FREIGHT CONGESTION SLOWLY CLEARING UF   BIG INDUSTRIAL CENTERS REPORT MOVEMENTS OF FREIGHT WHICH HAS BEEN TIED UT FOR WEEARS.

ACTCMECT TH NCLED JEFENSE TQ OFFER bts GA] FUR 8 OF AVIBEIN TEE fe Ge Uk ‘BOGRIE’ BHONS

REDS RALLY ON THE BERESINA   May Start New Orive on the Advancing Poles, ...   EXPECT COUNTER ATTACK   Four Bolshevik Armies Totalling 250,.000 Men Have Been Completely Routed,

eee ,  ALbIItl   SHOW BIG INCREASE IN INDIANA DYVRING YEAR EXDING SEPTEMBER. 30

BIG INCREASE © TN INJURIES IN FACTORIES   In Last Fiscal Year Industria Board Received 42,994 Injury ‘Cases. ,   HURTS CAUSE 291 DEATHS   ‘And 919 Workmen Suffered Dismuemberments—Analysis of Accidents. —

MacSWINEY ALIVE      But Self-Starving Mayor of Cork [  Amvious to Die.

PRICE INCREASES WILL EQUAL WAGE BOOS’   Secretary-Treasurer Indiana Coa! (perators’ Association Says It Will be No Greater,

Kimble County Feels Gratefa to Capt. Chas. Schreiner Who is Responsible for the New Institution.

$150,000 VENEER MILI,   Industrial Center  Established.   DRESSMAKER DOING HER BIT

SENATE PROBES . GERMAN PLOTS IN ~ BORDER TROUBLI   Texas Judge to T estify Mexi “can - Soldiers. “Acted - ‘on  ” Wad oe AE Oo shanties ¢

NATIONAL GUARDS ~ -AT INDEPENDENCE   No Further Disorders Are Anticipated.

NEGRO SAVED FROM MOB   Black Spirited Away From Independ. ence, Kan., as Military Takes Charge.

STATE TRODPO AT SUENE OF RIOTS   Two Companies and Machine Gun Unit Take Charge of Town.   Man Who Causes Race Clast Spirited Away—Woman Does Guard.

CONE HEL! Po 7D CURD faoag  i      Machine Gun Unit Arrives: at ’ Secne of Race Clashes to Keep Order ©

Two Companies of State  Militia Arrive to Preserve  Order in Kansas Town.   SURROUND JAIL AS  SLAYER IS REMOVED

NEGRO IS SPIRITED AWAY FEAR MOB   State Guardsmen Arrive in Independence to Quel] Race Tenanhle.

(TROOPS AT . INDEPENDENCE   “PWO COMPANIES FROW LAWRENCE ARE EN CHARGE THERE   ACCUSED MAN GONE   THE ALLEGED — WERERDER TAKEN OUT OF TOWS.   Four Other Negroes, Suspected oi Compl.city, Mave Bern Released From Custody.

INDEPENDENCE IN HANDS OF MOR   Two Companies of Militia From Lawrence Are Called Out.

400 Picked Troops Under _ Armas to’ Leave for West - Virginia: Fields.      Rei vai of -Disbrders— Leads to: Governor's Request for” Federal Intervention.

WANTS. WAR DEBTS OF WORD Al TOBE HONE TOGETHER   Consolidation Urged in Talk At Trade Conference Giver By Coast Banker   United States Only Creditor Nation Left But All Her Customers Are Bankrupt

SAN FRANCISCO MAN ADVOCATES PLAN FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF WORLD DEBT

CONSOLIDATION OE ‘WORLD'S MAN DEBS ~~ AOVISED BY BANKE!   America‘ ls Only Creditor: Ne tion With All Debtors Bankvupt He Declares...

CONSOLIDATION OF WAR DEBTS   Urged Before the Unitec States-Mexico Trade Conference

POOLING OF WAR DEBTS ADVOCATE AT TRADE CONFAB   Frisco Banker Declares Wat Debis and Trade Balances Should Be Consolidated.   Powers Involved Would Guar antee Payment Under Plan Proposed by Hun.

CONSOLIDATION OF DEBT ADVOCATED   JOHN J. ARNOLD,SPEAKING BEFORE MEXICAN TRADE CONFERENCE, SPRINGS NEW FINANCIAL PLAN

WOULD POOL ALL WORLD WAR DEBT   AMERICAN IN MEXICO SUG: GESTS PLAN OF INTERNATIONAL ACTION   NTERDEPENDENGE SCHEME   Trade Balance and Establishment Of International Clearing House Pressed As New Remedy.

CASE UNDER   Effort Is Being Made to Release Negro Sold iers From Prison

WOULD FR NEGROES      A Petition for Writ) of Habeas Corpus tor Houston Riot Pariictpauts

WOULD FREE NEGROES   { Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus for Houston Riot Participants

NEGRO MUTINEERS ASK FOR CLEMENCY   CONVICTS SERVING LIFE SEN. TENCE ASK FEDERAL COURT FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.

BAD STORM IN NEW YORK.   Heavy Wind Causes Snow t Form Big Drifts——Trolley Lines Tied Up.

SEVERE STORM [IN GOTHAM   New York City Is in Grip of Worst Blizzard of Winter—Cars Stalled in Snow Orifts,

SEVERE STORM HITS GOTHAM   New York City Is in Grip of Worst Blizzard of Winter.

UNG WOMEN. ‘ANTED FOR — -DEACONESSES          reent Appeal Read at the Evangelical, Con-  “ference      ALARY. INCREASE          - Pastors and’ Presid. ng Elders Will be ~ >: Considered &*

YOUNG NG WOMEN WANTED FOR DEACONESGES   Urgent Appeal Read at the Evangelical Con-. ference   SALARY INCREASE   For Pastors and Presid ing Elders Will be ‘Considered ="

EVIDENCE IS PLACED BEFORE GRAND JUR)   Fraud Alleged in Building Trade.

‘BUILDERS FRAUD’ BROUGHT BEFORE ‘THE GRAND JURY   Untermyer Is:Named to Pre sent Evidence on =,  15s SP eee

HEARING OF EVIDENCE   It is About the Alleged Fraud. in Building Affairs in New. — York.

AUBURNDALE STORE 1S ROBBED TUESDAY’    THIBVES ENTERED BUSINESS HOUSE OF BR. CONNOR CO., TUESDAY NIGHT-—  NO CLUBS.

AUBURNDALE STORE IS ROBBED TUESDAY      ENTERED BUSINES  HOUSE OF R. CONNOR CO., TUESDAY NIGHT—  NO CLUES.

PENNSYLVANIA ‘PRIMARY RETURNS CDME SLOWLY   Democratic Headquarters Claims En tire Delegation of Seventy-six Will be for Palmer.

REPUBLICAN SLATE IN LEAD AT MIDNIGHT   SPROUL. DELEGATES AHEAD   LATEST STATE-WIDE REPORTS

HOMESPUN SUIT FOR HARDING   Boston Woman Weaving it on Loom That Has Been Used for 165 Years.

HARDING TO HAVE SUIT OF HOMESPU?      SUIT OF HOMESPUN TO BE MADE ON LOOM 165 YEARS OLD FOR PRES,-ELECT WARD. wn

NO REDS TO ESCAPE FEDERAL ROUNDUPS   HAULING IN OF RADICALS RESUMED AT NEW YORK,   Nationwide Sweep Not to Stop as Long as Anarchy Rears Its Head ---Lovernmment Expects a  Long Fight.

RAIDS ON RADICALS BAGS 700 PRISONERS   Department of Justice Continue Rounding Up Communists and Sedition-Mongers.

sregory Weinstein, Trotzky’s Best Friend d Co-Worker in This Cov try Now Under Arrest.        RA'TDS ON RADICALS STILL IN PROGRESS

LUNG-DRAWN-OUT EIGHT EXPECTES   Additional Room Needed t Hold Prisoners Pending Federal Action.

SECOND BIG DRIVE STARTEI LAST NIGHT   TROTSAY FRIEND HELD   Inadequate Deportation Machinery Makes Task Hard

WILL WORK UNTIL LAST DEPORTATION WARRANT 15 SERVED   Sweeping Raids Against Reds by Federal Agents Are Resumed,   BIG GAME NOW BEING HUNTED IN NEW YORK   Relief From Congestion at Ellis Island, Flooded With Foreign Radicals Since Raids Friday Night Promised by War Department Ofie: of Camp Upton jor Contentration

Chiat Flynn Seeks to Collect : Radicals- Who Escaped —__.___ First Drag Net.

WEINSTEIN AND WODODIN LATE ARRIVALS AT ELLIS ISLAND “REDS” HOLDOVER

GEORGE W.F.KIRK ELKSSTAGWAS RESIGNS OFFICE GREAT SUCCESS   VETERAN BVELDENG & LOAN WAN QUIT UNION BUILDING ASSO. CHATION TH DAY NIGHT,      ALBERT M’DONALD SUCCEEDS ' MEMBERS FAVOR NEW HOME

VETERAN BUILDING & LOAN WA) QUIT UMON BUILDING ASSO. CHATION TUESDAY NIGHT.   ALBERT M’DONALD SUCCEEDS

POPULATION Ot UNITED STATES   Final Figures Given Out by Census Bureau  TOTAL IS 105.708.771

FINAL. CENSUS FIGURES SHOW ~ SLIGHT GAIN   Population of U. S. Is 1085,708,771; All States and Territoriés Complete,

CENSUS SHOWS RAPID GAIN IN UNITED STATE!      Ohio State Nears th the Six Million Mark in

OFFICIAL FIGURES UF FOURTEENTH CENSUS ARE GIVEN   illinois Holds Third Rank in Population   POPULATION BY STATES GIVEN

105,708,771 PERSONS IN U. S.   Census Bureau Makes Final Certifica-. tion to Congress on Country’s Population.

PRESENT POPULATION   ‘Corrected Census’ Returns Show We : Have 105,708,771 People.   ‘DETAILED FIGURES BL STATES   lowa Has 2,404,021 and Is Seventeenth on List of States in Population.

POPULATION OF UNITED STATES 1S ANNOUNCED   It’s 105,708,771, Says Census Bureau; -Figures for Larger States Given.

10708771 (g DETERMINED AS U5, POPULATION   Insular Possessions Add Twelve Million to This Total.

NATION’S POPULATION FOR 1920 195,708,777   Official Announcement is Mad to Congress by Census Bureau.

POPULATION Ut UNITED STATED 5 105, 708,77"   2,404,021 Persons Live in Iowa; Re-apportionment of House  _ Membership.

POPULATION EXCEEDS PRELIMINARY FIGURES   105,708,771 People in Conti nental United States, Census Bureau Says.

BRITISH GOODS DISPLAYED IN BERLIN WINDOWS SAYS. TRADE COMMISSIONE!   English Mannfatinrers Not Les ing Time in Renewing Trade, He Reports.

—————  Rest WE THADD: WITH ecRWANs.   Hritisch Wanelactercrs tLesiag *« Time tm Re-establishing It.

Menibers of Prussian. _ Ministry Arrive ae -.Stutteart From Berli

WILL BE   Carter Glass is: on Way to risen “With President's Platform, -

WILL BE HAND PICKED,   Carter Glass is on Way to ‘Frisco With President's Platform, -

HAMON TRIAL AFTER JANUARY 17.'REPORT   (lara Smith Hammon at Liberty: on Bond; Will Soon Write a Book,

ENVOY MURDERED DURING QUARREL   BULGARIAN SHOT DURING DISPUTE OVEE BOUNDARIES   Serbian Celenel Who Committed Deed Takes Own Life—Slav Found Hanged to Trec.

PEACE DELEGATE SLAIN IN FiohT      IRAGEDY MARKS MEET At UEDAPEST

ARE OPPOSED 10 THE LEAGUE NATIONS    Governor Cox Declared in His Speech at Joplin, Mo., Today.

COUNCIL WILL DEMAND ~ GERMANS-FOR TRIAI   lay ,Address Second Note t ‘ j——_— or Germany Soon— fy Plan Discussed.

NO HEED TO PROTEST   SUPREME COUNCIL INSISTS ON EN TRADITION.   Another Note Going to Holland or CLermainy.

INSIST ON WAR CULPRITS   Plan of Action by Allies Soon to Be Decided.

HOLLAND MUST GIVE UP THE EX-KAISER   This Seems to Be The Decision of the Supreme Council   CROWN PRINCE SAID TO BE QUITE SERIOUS   Frederick Believes Allies Will Accept His Plan

ALLIES INSIST ON FOE TRIALS   Another Communication on the Sub ject May Bé Sent Germany at Onte.'

INSIST ON DEMANDS   Allied Supreme Council Will Require Compliance

WILL ENSIST UPON DEMANDS.   Athed Supreme Council Decides Not to Modify Extradition Act.

NAVAL PLANE LOST ON LAKE   Creat Lakes Training Crew of Three May Be Drowned Or May Be Dead of Exposure.

NAVAL SEAPLANESEEMS LCST   Fears Crew May Have  Perished  Bete Benncure

DROP INDEMNITY FIXING   Reparations Commission Abandons Job of Making German Terms.

SHIFT FIXING OF REPARATIONS   Premiers Delacroix and Lleyd Georg Agree to Take Power From Treaty Board,

GERMANS TO AID IN NAMING REPARATION   Council of Ambassadors De cide to Admit Teutons,

ALLIED REPARATIONS OMS. HAS. ABANDONED TASK   Comprumise Adopted by: the “Premiers For Working Out  “Definitely, the Amount the ‘German Nation Will Be Re‘quired to Pay.

TASK ASSIGNED AT VERSAILLES WAS ABANDONED   Reparations Commission Not to Perform Work Set Out in Treaty.

LIED REPARATIONS COMMISSION HAS ~IBANDONED TIS   Compromise Adopted by the Premiers For Working Out Definitely, the Amount the German Nation Will Be Reauired to Pay.

14 CARS QUALIFIED FOR SPEEDWAY RACES   Speed King Milton Make Fastest Time.in Test Run,

ADAMS HARVEST WILL BE ON TIME   Delayed Season Will Affect Yield But Not Time for Reaping, County Farm Agent Hoffman States.

HARVEST WILL BE .._. HERE ON TIME   Pelayed Season Will Affect Yield Bat Not Time For Reaping,   MUCH RYE IN WITH WHEAT

HARVEST WILL BE .. HEREON TIME   Delayed Season Will Affect Yield But Not Time For Reaping.   'MUCH RYE IN WITH WHEAT   Hard Winter Another Cause of Short  Crop. Straw is Short And Stand  Thin.

PALMER SAYS SHOWDOWN DUE FOR Blo FIVE”   This Was the Reason Why Court Proceedings Against Packers Were Instituted.   CIVIL ACTION WAS THE LOGICAL COURSE   Accomplished More in thi End Than a Criminal Proceeding.

PACKER’S WAR: OVER   HEREAFT ER THEY, ABE BUTCH. +. ERS AND NOTRING MORE.    The. Altoruey Gencral Reports if Congress the Result of His/ Pi Procedure und Reasons For ite

THOUSHT IT TIME T0 HAVE SHOW DOWN 1N PACKING INDUSTRY   ATTORNEY GENERAL EXPLAINS  His PURPOSE AGAINST BIG FIVE CHICAGO PACKERS,

PALMER DECLARES DIVORCEMENT MET JUST COMPLAINTS   Suit Was Started Because the Time Had Come for Showdown.   Packers Are No Longer Menace to Food Tables Through Control.

TIME FOR SHOWDOWN WITH THE PACKERS   So Explains Palmer in Reference to Decree Recently Issued By Court.   REDUCED .TO BUTCHERS

PACKER SUIT. BIG VICTORY   Palmer: Says Civil Actior Accomplished More Than Prosecution.   “— a a  ALL COMPLAINTS ARE SATISFIED. BY DECREE

NECESSARY TO  HAVESHOWDOW?   The Time Had Come for . Something to Be Done Said Palmer.

PAGKE Ao ARE NU LONGER MENAGE TO FOOD TABLES   Divorcement Decree Meets Ail Just Complaints Made By Consumers, Producers or Competitors.

PALMER REVIEWS PACKER ACTION   SAYS “SHOWDOWN? NECESSARE IN PACKING INDESTRE  Attorney General Explains ‘ Court  ten be tmcs Ste Diwan?

PALMER GIVES REASONS. FOR FIGHT ON PACKERS   ‘Tells House Committee Time Had  Come for a Showdown in  , the Industry. ©   REVIEWS THE CAMPAIGN   Agreed: Decree Means Meat Men . Are Divorced from Control of American Food. ~’

PALMER HOLDS PACKERS’ CASE ~~ SETTLED RIGHT   Telis House Committee . Time Had Comte For Showdown In Industry.   DIVORCEMENT “WAS -RESUL]   It Gives Judgment and Means of Enforcing Same—Makes the Packers Mere Butchers.

PALMER EXPLAINS BiG PACKER SUITS   Tells House Committee That Divorcement Decree Meets Every Just Complaint Entered Against Combine.

SHOW DOWN WAS PALMER’S WISH WITH BIG FIVE   Atty. Gen. Tells Why Court Proceedings  Were Started.

HOM DOWN WTA PAG TIMELY SAY} TRY PALMER   Divorcement Decree Meets Every Just Complaint, Declares Attorney   NO LONGER MENACE TO FOOD TABLES      Reviews Regulatory Legis: lation Imposed on “Big Five” Organization

PALMER EXPLAINS CAMPAIGN AGAINST PACKING INDUSTRY   Savs Court Proceedings Were Started Because Time Had Come for a Show-down   GOT MORE FOR PEOPLE THROUGH CIVIL ACTION   Declares No Business Man Ever Went to Jail Under Act

Hb FIVE LOGE  FOOD CONTROL CAYS PAI MIE R   Attorney General Explains Divorcement Decree at Hearing.   SPEAKS AGAINST CRIMINAL ACTION   Says Business Men Never Go to Jail Under AntiTrust Act.

Says Governor Fails To Prove Any Of Charges   ‘Fails Simply Because the Charges Are False,’’ Says G. O. P. Chairman   DEMOCRAT’S FUND _ WILL BE SCRUTINIZED   Both ‘‘Democratic Candidates  Dream In Millions,’’ Adds —  Mr. Hays

PROVED OTHING BEGAUSE FALSE   Starting With Falsehood, Says Chairman Hays, Governor Cox ‘‘Failed to Prove.’’   DWINDLING CHARGES MADE BY OPPOSITION   Chairman Hays Says Cox Will Have Chance to Show Source of His Funds.

Who Is Dying of Self-Starvation in Irish Jail   CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE   Of Course Says Cox Has Failed tc Prove His Charges.

HAS RADIO AIR BOMB   WIRELESS CONTROLS AERIAL TORPEDO WITH GLOBE RANGE.   a ft hn Crew Not Required—it Oa ae From 175 to 200 Mile  Hour. “2.

BOMB IS INVENTED   Aerial Torpedo Can Be Controlled by Radio.   Carries No Crew and Can Travel From 175 to 200 Miles an Hour.

UR. HARDING IS BUSY.      Candidate Finds’ He Must Ghye Up Q His Vacation.

Plowing Onions Under as They’re Not Worth  Harvesting Say Grower

ONIONS T00 PLENTIFUL.   Cheapened by Over Supply; Potatoes, Up Because of Scaréity.

QUIT GERMAN CITIES   French Army Evasuates Frankfort end Darmstac?.   Anglo-French Conference Fixes iy demnity at $30000000.600 Ac cording to Paris Repert.

LEAVE GERMAN CITIES   FRENCH TROOPS QUIT FRANK. FORT AND DARMSTADT,   Conference at Hythe Fixes Indemnit Against Germany at $30,000,000,a 000, to Be Paid in Gold.

FRENCH LEAVING TWO GERMAN CITIES   French Army Evacuates Frankfort and Darmstadt.   Anglo-French Conference Fixes in demmnity at $30,000,000,000, Ac. cording to Paris Report.

NEGOTIATIONS STARTED.   Kapp Representative Admit: Informal Discussions With Entente---Reichsrat Meets,

Kapp Regime Negotiating With Entente: Bolshevists Are Threatening Welfare

GERMANY STILL ~ HAS REVOLUTION   it Is Reported Now That Kapp Is Negotiating With the Entente   RHSSIAN PRISONERS HELD   200,000 About to Be Released When Revolution Broke; Reichsrath Meets

Injunction Restrains Operation of Two-Cent Fare Law in Wisconsin   Case to be Heard in Milwauke Federal Court Sept. 14

Knox Says New England — Is Solid for Harding   Floor Manager for Wood at Chicago Convention Assures Republican Candidate He Can Rely on Support of This Section.

COLONEL HARVEY VISITED HARDING      t Is Understoad He Is Conferring Over the League of Nations Issue

HARDING TO MAKE SPEECH ON LEAGUE   COL. HARVEY IN LONG CONFERENCE WITH NOMINEE.

NEW: HARDING SPEECH   17 IS DUE FOR DELIVERY: NEXT , SATURDAY ON FRONT PORCH.   Subject WI! he. the.Lesgue of Na ‘ons and It WI he-One of ihe Most Important Yet Made.

HARVEY CONFERS WITH HARDING ON LEAGUE STAND   New York Publisher Talks Over Pact With Nominee.

HARDING BUSY PREPARING TALK ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Col. George Harvey Continue: His Conference

Editor Harvey Continues t Pump Anti-League Doctrine Into Nominee.

BEAT GOVERNMENT 10 INVADE AND PUT DOWN REVOLT THERE   LOOTING BRIGADE IS DISAVOWED BY ALL PARTIES   GOVERNMENT ARMY IS OUT OF HAND AND MAKES : RAPID ADVANCE, AFTER, IT 1S SAID, HAVING  INFLICTED DEFEAT ON RED FORCES

RIOTING UNGHEGKED, _. BERLIN CLAIMS   Germany Would Send. Troops “Into Ruhr District,

Decision Reached by German Cabinet After Three Hour Session; Action Inevitable Due to Increased Lawlessness; Beyond  Control of the Local Authorities   WIGL ACT IN POLICE CAPACITY

GERMAN  TROOPS TO Mane ANVANGE   Berlin Cabinet Decides Their Presence in Ruhr Region Necessary Despite Agreement Made   Virtually AN Arms Have Been Deposited in Barracks and Other Buildings

RIOTING UNCHECKED, BERLIN CLAIMS   Germany Would Send Troops Into Rutir District,

GOVERNMENT ARMY IS OUT OF HAND AND MAKES RAID ADVANCE, AFTER, IT tS SAID, HAVING INFLICTED DEFEAT ON RED FORCES

COAL PRODUCER INNEXT STATE CALLED ‘CROOK’      Indiana Governor Strong. ly Denounces Alleged Greed of Operators

Indiana Governor Avers Operating Costs Are Padded to Evade Taxes.

SINN FEJNER KILLED   'Met Death In Attack Upon Barracks i — Attackers Driven Off.

NAVY'S WORK DESCRIBED.   Daniels Reveals British Were Helpless Almost to Point ef Panic.

DANIELS LETS VEIL OF SECRECY   Reads Confidential Cablegram Sent to Admiral Sims by President Wilson   ALSO LETTER TO PAGE      Sought to Discredit Plans of Navy Department Instead of Accepting

SECRET MESSAGE ~ TO SIMS REVEALED   WILSON TOLD ADMIRAL BRIT. ISH WERE “HELPLESS, ALMOST TO A PANIC,"

oIMS FAILED 10 COOPERATE WIT DEPARTMENT IN DRIVE ON SUB   Janiels Says Admiral Evi: dently Closed His Mind t Every Plan Looking to th Offensive in 1918.   PRESIDENT ASKED HIM _ FOR DETAILED REPOR™   Commander Asked for Advice by Wilson, But Came Back With a Message Full  of Generalities, Charge.

DANIELS TELLS MORE oEGRETS   Secreiary of Navy Reads to Senator’s Cablegram from President to Sims.

DANIELS CONTINUES: HIS REVELATIONS   Reads Cablegram in Which-Wil. _ son Called British “Helpless ‘Almost to Point of Panic”

aIMS DISCREDITED Uo. NAVAL PLANS DANIELS DECLARES   VEIL OF SECRECY COVERING NAVY'S OPERATIONS — IS LIFTED FURTHER   MESSAGES BY WILSON READ   Admiral’: Reply to President's Plea for Independent Action In Fighting Submarines Praised British, Secreta#?y Says.

VEIL OF SECRECY LIFTED FURTHER BY MA. DANIELS   SECRETARY OF NAVY CONTINUES TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE, POINTING OUT ALLEGED SHORTCOMINGS OF REAR ADMIRAL SIMS.

SIMS FAILED WHEN CALLED ON BY WILSON   Secretary Daniels, Again Testify. ing At Senate Hearing, Further Lifts Veil OF Secrecy Behind Which Navy Onerated.      BRITISH ABMIRALTY IN PANIC   When Wilson Called Upon Admiral Sims For Independent Recommendations, Latter Replied With Telegram Of Generalities.   SUGGESTIONS WERE VALUELESS

‘DEATH WAS: SUDDEN.        er Diced Wed cart Failure.  Vite of Hoiley nesday Noon

DEATH WAS SUDDEN.   Wife of Boxley Minister Died Wee nesday Noon of Meart Pailure.

COOLIDGE WON’T SLIGHT JOB   Massachusetts Governor Says er Will Not Resign to Aid the Campaign.

COOLIDGE FINISH PRESENT “JOB      Not to Resign to Devote Him self to His Campaign, pays

COOLIDGE TO FINISH HIS JOB AS GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS   May Assist in Campaign, bu Will Not Slight Present Duties.

Distinguished Company Escorts the Senator Back to National Capital, Following His Nomination For Office of Chief Executive.

GOV. COOLIDGE 10 FINISH HIS JOB   This Was His Answer to Quer’ Concerning Whether He Would Resign.

COOLDGE WIL FINISH. HS 0B   TO REMAIN AS- GOVERNOR   All Campaigning Plans Will Be. Con: tingent-Upon His Ability to Spare the Tine Fron Hin Prevent OMe

WON'T SLIGHT THE OLD JOB   Coolidge Not to Resign the Governor. ” chlfn of Masachusetts.

COOLIDGE WILL NOT RESIGN AS GOVERNOR   Undecided About Campaign Plans; Awaits Word From Nationa! Headquarters.

WILL COMPLETE JOB AS GOVERNOR   But Governor Coolidge Expects to Co bits share in the Campaicn

BBVERNOR CBBLIDGE TO FINISH HIS “STATE JB   Will Not Lave Present Undertikdng ie Try for Vice Presi.  * teu nd Conditionnul

Nominee for rr Vice- President Gives First Consideration to . Present Duties

COOLIDGE BACK TO WORK   Massachusetts Governor Will Not Re. sign Office.

CUOLIDGE ARRIVES TO FINISH HIS JQl   Vice-Presidential Nominee At Worl n Massachusetts State House “To Finish Job.”

COOLIDGE WILL FINISH HIS JOB AS GOVERNOR   Massachusetts Executive and Vice Presidential Nominee Ready for the Campaign.

COOLIDGE TO “FINISH HIS JOB, HE SAYS   Will Complete Work a Governor Before Taking Campaign Stump

COOLIDGE TO KEEP ON BEING GOVERNOR   G. D. P. Nommee For Vice President Says He Will Put Spare Time In Campaign.

COOLIDGE SAYS HE IS BACK TO “FINISH HIS JOB”   Massachusetts Governor  Thinks Present Office Second Highest in the Nation.

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE KOT TO RESIGN 10 MAKE TH VICE-PRESINENTIAL TRY

TORELP BUT WILL FINISH JOR’ AS GOVERNOR   Activity in Campaign Will Bi Secondary to Demands of His Present Office.

Last Chanee of Restoration to Former Independence Banished By Perm Stroahke.

ONTENEGRO'S HOPES DOOMEL   Secret Pact Signed at Paris Endg Chances of In dependence.

MONTENEGRO’S HOPE GONE   Last Chance of Restoration ta Form ev Independence Ranished By  ie

MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TA LEAVE WASHINGTON ON FIRST OF MONTE   FORMER CHARGE OF FOREIGN OFFICE TO TARE CARE OF WENICAN AFFAIRS.

MERCHANT FIRST BISBEE. DEFENDANT   [By M. D. Tracy, United Press Staf Correspondent.

rial MAR 10 GO Oh  IHIAL 1a WATER   ‘Start Selection Today o!  Jury to Try Bisbee Hard ware Dealer   JURY EXAMINATION SPIRITED AT TIMES   “Deporters Looked Like an Army,” One Prospective Juror Said

Hol MAR 10 GO Oh IHIAL Ta WATT   Jury to Try Bisbee Hardware Dealer  ag Selection Today of    JURY EXAMINATION SPIRITED AT TIMES   “Deporters Looked Like an  Army, ’ One Prospective Juror Said

REPORT SCATTERED — DISORDERS IN IRELAND TODAY   Dublin Chamber of Commerce Calls on drishmen of Good Will to Use Utmost Efforts to Prevent Outrages.

DUBLIN BUSINESS MEN DEMAND THAT DISORDER BE STOPPEL   Chamber of Commerce Pledges Itself to Any Home Rule Bill That Is Not Coercive,

NOT ALLOW IRELAND TD LEAVE. EMPIRE   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS DRASTIC MEASURES ARE TO BE TAKEN,   SPECIAL BILL TO BE CONSTD. ERED IN PARLIAMENT ON - AUGUST Sth.

MORE DISORDER OVER IRELAND   News of Further Disturbance Creates Great Interest in Irish Pacification Bill.   MEASURE “IS DRASTIC

SERIOUS DISORDERS REPORTED IN IRELAND   Frank Brooke, Chairman Dublin Southeasteva Railway, Shou Trad iu His Oflice  . Ttlaiy_

SEIZE $280,000 WORTH BOOZE   Prohibition Agents Make Big Liquor Seizures in New England.

ee a ee «oe ee eee  POLES PIERCE RUSSIAN FRON?   Ten Thousand Bolsheviks Taken Prisoner Says Report From Warsaw to Berlin Newspaper.

Bolsheviki Front Pi Pierced and Reds Driven Back With Heavy Losses.   JAPS LEARN OF MASSACRE   Consulate Attacked, Soldier Killed and Officials Jump Jhto Flames,

H. A. BOOMER DEAD.   Well Known Lake Krie Man Stric&é en at Lima.

“HL. A. BOOMER DRAD:   Man Strick     Well Known, Lake K en lat Lima.

Here’s Teacher Who Lets Boys  ‘Fight it Out   It’s Most Successful Way if No More Than a Black Eye or Two Is Allowed, She Says

LET THE BOYS HAT i OUT SAYS TEACHER   Schoolmarm Referee: Vist Fight Staged By Her Boy Pupils.

FOUR DELEGATIONS 10 HEAR HARDING IN PORCH TALKS   Republican) Nominee Prepat ing For Swing Into West In October   SEEK TO SAVE SENATE   Senator Will Make Trip To Help Elect Republieans To Upper House

HARDING HAS EASY PROGRAM THIS WEEK   Will Rest Preparatory To Strenuous Campaign When He Takes Stump.

BEASTLY EXHIBITION   Negro is Torn to Pieces by Blood thirsty Mob 

CROWD BURNS GEORGIA NEGRC   Victim Shot When H Bursts Chains to ’ ‘Escape

A NEGRO LYNCHED.   Bee in Georgia Occurred for Assault  — geen gia

NEGRO LYNCHED IN GEORGIA   Phillip Gaithers Strung Up After He Had Confessed to Murder of Girl.

NEGRO IS LYNCHED.   Home (suard Arrives ton tate t Prevent Action by Mob at Rincon. Georvia.

GEORGIA MOB LYNCHES NEGRE   Vietiny Breaks Chain When Porch Js  Applied and Is Shot Dend,

Wilson Mails $500 Check To Party Fund   President Describes Sell As ‘Private In Ranks’ of National Fight

WILSON SENDS , SOD FOR FUND   ¥ Contributes as “Private in Ranks”’ to Democratic Campaign Fund.

PRESIDENT WILSON IS : CONTRIBUTOR TE FURR   Gives the Democratic Nationa Committee $500 as Private : in aRnks,

$600 CONTRIBUTION 5 MADE BY WILSON   SAYS ALL WHO LOVE HONOR OF NATION SHOULD AID CAMPAIGN FUND

AS PRIVATE IN RANKS”   President Sends His $500 Contribution Campaign—For True Alvericen ideals.

WILSON GIVES S300 TO THE CAMPAIGN   Feels Honor of The Nation Te Invalved

WILSON AS PRIVATE IN THE RANKS GIVES $500   Contribution to Democratic Campaign Fund Received at New York Headavarters.

WILSON GIVES $500,   Prefsdent Becomes Cantrihutor = T Condemned: Campaign Funds.

PRESIDENT WILSON SETS PARTY EXAMPLE IN LIBERAL DONATION   Sweetens Campaign Fund in Lib. eral Fashion and Says Act Gives Him Pleasure

WILSON KICKS IN WITH A DONATION ~ 70 CAMPAIGN FUNI   Offers Five Hundred Doliars a: Private in the Ranks for  the Partv Cause

WILSON GIVES B SUM DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL PARTY   Says Sum is foe Aid of the Policies of His Party.

WILSON GIVES $008 10 DEMOS   OFFERS CONTRIBUTION TO HIS PARTY ‘AS A PRIVATE IN THE RANKS’

Should Be many Contributions for Candidate Who Stands for Ideals of United States

WILSGH KIGKS IN WITHA DONATION TG CAMPAIGN FUNI   Offers Five Hundred Dollars a: Private in the Ranks for thea Party Cansca

TWO BUSINESS BLOCKS BURN IN RANGER TODAY   FIRE STARTING IN ROOMING HOUSE CAUSES LOSS ESTIMATED AT A MILLION

FORMER KAISERIN IS LOW   Messages Have Been Sent to Royalty Telling of Her Condition.

RESTORE WOMAN’S SIGHT   Surgeons Remove Gataracts From Ninety.Year.Old Woman.

A Store’s Prosperity Comes Only Through Its Service to the People

A Store’a Prosperity Comes.Only Through lis Serviceto the Péaplé. 

ITALY TO FEEL A DRY DRIVE   PREFECT OF ROME ISSUES DRASTIC CLOSING ORDERS.

NEW PARTY TO BE FORMED AT  -MEETING TODAY   Will Have Single Party Name, One Platform And One Presidental Ticket According To Plan   LA FOLLETTE. APPEARS CHOICE AS ITS LEADER   Senators Friends Declare Both Labor And Forty Eighters  Are Anxious To Place Him  At The Head Of Ticket

TAMMANY MEN AGTIVE AT FRIGCD   New York Delegates Start Things at Convention City.   NEW PLANK TO THE FORE   Gotham Delegates Would Have the States Fix Per Cent of Alcoholic Drinks—Leaders Arrive and Take Up Problems.

NEW YORK MEN - FIGHT THE DRYS   Delegation Would Have States : Fix Per Cent of Alcoholic Drinks.   AGAINST THE VOLSTEAD ACT   Tammany Men. Caucus to Name Com ‘mittee to Lead Wet Fight—Things  : Hum in 'Frisco as Leaders Take Up’ Problema,

NEW YORK MEN WAGING FIGHT ON THE DRYS   ANOTHER RED PLOT IN U. §. IS UNEARTHED   FOR RAIL MEN COMING SOON   Delegation Would Have States Fix Per Cent of Alcoholic Drinks.   Department of Justice Told of Civil War Planned by Communists.   Prospects of a Countrywide Strike Lessened by Fixing Date.   AGAINST THE VOLSTEAD ACT   TWO PARTIES HAVE UNITED   BARTON ISSUES STATEMENT   Tammany Men Caucus to Name Com mittee to Lead Wet Fight—Things Hum in ‘Frisco as Leaders Take Up Probiems,   Program QOailing for Armed Insurrection Drawn Up at Secret Conven. tion—Secret Service Men Take Action.   Says it Requires Time and Great Care to Formulate a Decision of So Great Importance—Lee Blames  the President,

THEATRICAL LONDON STIRRED   Breaking Up ef American Piay ConTinuwees to Be Senezation.

INSULT TO LAURETTE TAYLOR MAIN TOPIC   London Buzzing With! Guesses as to. Cause of Rawdy Demonsiration at First Night.

AIVIGE SURRENDER UF WOMEN IN CASE   FAYHER OF CLARA SMITE NOW ON WAY TO MEXICO TO INFORM GIRL   NINTERVIEM! AT “RISE   San Franciseo Newspaper Get: An Interview From Wife of Frank Louis Hamon, Clara's Husgand.

CHARGED WITH MURDER   Aimeridba Charge Against Clara Smith Filed at Ardmore

CHARGE CHANGED TO MURDER   Ardmore Prosecutor Indicates He Has  Found Hamon Woman. 

FATHER TAKES MESSAGE T0 Pia IN WEXICE   Law Firm Makes Proposal to Alleged Slayer ‘of. Millionaire Ojl Man   CLARA SMITH LOCATED OVER LINE iN VILLAGE   Word From Fugitive Expected Tonight or Tomorrow, ~Lawvers Sav -

CHANGES CHARGE TO MURDER   Oklahoma County Attorney at Ard more Indicates He Has Found Harmon Girl.

WOMAN WANTED IN HAMON SLAYING FOUND NEAR BORDER   Clara Smith Hamon Located by Authorities at Juarez, Mexico   PROPOSAL FOR SURRENDER TO BE SUBMITTED TO GIRL   Believed in Hiding in Small Mex. ican Village

RUSH WARRANT TO SHERIFF AT TEXAS BORDER   Girl Definitely Located in Jaurez—Attorneys Urge Her to Surrender.   FATHER DENTES HE HAS SEEN DAUGHTER

was hiding in Juarez, but she had not been arrested.   Change Charge to Murder.

BETTING: OPENS: UP   LOCAL SPORTS BACK} v. lon COUNTY 'RESEL’          Sherifr is Hot Battle Ground With Prosecutor and “Surveyor “Prailing.-.

BETTING OPENS UP   LOCAL SVORTS BACK. Ct Pam ON COUNTY RESULTS.   Sheriff is Hot Battle Ground With Prosecutor and Surveyor Trailing.

FARMERS ARE TO ACT "AS BALANCE WHEEL   To be Go-Between for Laboring Men and Business Men in the United States—Need of Union of  e Farmers _

MONEY IS_~ NECESSARY   To Properly Carry On Farmers’ Organization And Make It Effective.

UNCLE SAM NEEDS — ORGANIZED FARMERS   Lack of Organization Responsib’e for Failure In Results.   Expect to Accomplish Great Ends Through the Concerted Efforts of All Departments.

CONGRESSMEN ON ERIN'S olDE OTR LONDON JOURNALS   Wholesale Arrest of U. S. Reds __ts Situation Analogous to Isle’s, Graphic States.

BRITISH PRESS RESENTS ACTION CONGRESSME)D   Imply American Leg: islators Should Mind  Own Business

GREAT BRITAIN. TAKING NOTICE   American Agitation for Irist Freedom Gets Under Skin of John Bull.

LONDON PRESS CAUSTIC   ONLY TWO PAPERS COMMENT OF  NOTE OF U. S. CONGRESSMEN KUT THEY ARE RESENTF'

LONDON RESENTS AMERICAN NOTE   Memorandum cf American Congressinen Is Called Outside Meddling.

10 NOT TAKE IT SERIOUSLY   London Papers Practical ly Ignore Meddling of  U. S. Congressmen.   IRISH ARRESTS  LIKE REDS HERE

REPORT Roka POLIO RULE WER DANZIG   Military Commission Recommends Giving Poland Military Control of Baltic Free Port   REPORT IS REFERRED 10 DANZIG HIGH COMMISSIO}   Action Necessary to Insure Fre Transport of Supplies Declares Poland

POLIoH GONTAGL OF DANZIG URGED   Military Commission of Council Makes Recommendation to Main Body. Assembly Unanimously Adopts Pian For International Court Submitted by

DANZIG 10 BE RUN BY MILITARY RULE      International Court: Is Give! Approval by Assembly o League of Nations

JOHN F. DODGE DIED IN NEW YORK   One of the Manvfacturers of Well Known Automobile Succumbs to Pneumcnia,

Millionaire Automobile Man of Detroit Died Last Night at Hotel   WE TO PNEUMONIA   Took Sick Last Week While at an Automobile Show—Brother is Sick

NEW GOVERNOR APPOINTED FOR CALLES POSITION   Baldamero A. Almada, Close Friend of Gen. Obregon, in Charge.

SAYS COSTELLO SHOW SYMPTOMS OF BOLSHEVISM   REASON GIVEN FOR DEPORTA.TION FROM ENGLAND, SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT

ONE KILLED IN MOTOR BUS AND TROLLEY CRASH   Each Driver Blames the Other for Accident This Morning. ,

eu. ee RELIGIOUS WORKERS MEET   Will Adant Constitutien for New School of Religion.

RELIGIOUS WORKERS MEET.   Will Adeot Constitution for New School of Religion,

LAST MINUTE RUSH   June Marriage Licenses in Coun' ty Totaled Forty-three

KANSAS BOY FREED; HELD FOR MURDER OF PARENTS   Lee Burch Repudiates Alleged Confession—Aunt Given a Life Sentence.

OF MURDER CHARI   YOUTH REPUDIATED CONFES.SION THAT HE AIDED IN POISONING PARENTS.

TO CONSIDER CHANGI   ELIMINATION OF SALES TAX PROVISION OF SOLDIER RELIEF BILL BEING DEMANDED.

SOLDIER RELIE BULIS BOCIE WN TRE HUH   REPUBLICAN DELIBERATIONS FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT ON MEASURE.

RECEIPTS FROM ‘WORLD'S. SERIES   BANQUET FOR CLEVELAND PLAYERS LN DAY OR TWo   SOME LESS THAN LAST YEAR   Mayor Fitzgerald [Issucs Proclama tion Callag on AME Good Citizens te Join In Celeheutlon of § Clevelant Victory.

REGIS FRG WORLU'S OEtlED   BANQUET FOR CLEVELAND PLAYERS IN DAY OR TWO   SOME LESS THAN LAST YEAR   Mayor Fitzgerntd Issues Proclumna.  tion Calling on A Gocd Citizens ( Join in Celebration of Clevelanc Victory,

OLYMPIC TEAMS PRactisE   On Board Steamer, Bound for Ant“ werp; Exercise Twico Daily

PASSENGER TRAINS IN THE EAST IDLE   Not a One Moving: on “the Pittsburgh and: Lake Erie Railroad: Line

KAISER'S MOVE HIP TO ENTENTE   Holland Says if Former Emperor Changes Residence, ‘Allies Must Approve —

WILL STAY IN HOLLAND.   Only By Consent of the Allies Can  5 a, ee i eee Ns

ee Sil  KAISER COULD NOT ‘LENE DUTCH HONE   Allies Have Been Assured He Cannot Visit Island.of Corfu And Any Other Place, of His Or Those of His Friends, By  "TL... Tirectate Le mcrasrernet.-

ONLY BY ALLIES’ CONSENT.   Former Emperor Williaw of Germany  GD en ents £4 bw 8 he

KAISER'S VISIT A PIPE DREAM   But Little Credence Placed in Story of Visit to Corfu.

DRAFT EVADER BERGDOLL MILLION AIRE—FUGITIVE   All Texas is Looking Out for HimWith Twe Women and With Gun On Lay. .He Travels in Auto.

DRAGNET FOR SERVICE EVADER   Federal Aatherities Hope to (atch selective Draft Dedaer.

REPEATS CHARGE, OF SCUSH: FUND      SENATOR HARDING TO. 3 HOOSLERS TODAY ON. PEt ‘i OF NATIONS. © ‘.

COX 1S SHOWERED WITH. FLOWERS IN.NEW YORK   Great ‘Titaign at: Gre d--Central ; Station. When. His Special - Gar Arrives."           Peer oon bilge ‘ARE!      G. 0. P) WATCHING EVENTS.   Political ‘Significance: ‘Observed. ‘in Visit. of Democratic Som: 2

TYPHUS IS WATCHED   PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE OFFICIALS COMBAT DISEASE.   Fear Epidemic Uniess Strong Meas ures Are Taken—Strange Disease Under Investigation.

‘U.S. WATCHING TYPHUS   Officials of Puodtic Health Service Fear Ej;idemic,   Appearance in Several Localities of Strange Disease Starts Rigid tnvestigation by Department.

Officer of National Coal Associaltion Discusses Fuel  Drahlame   PRAISES RAILROAD LAW   Esch-Cummins Bill Proved Its Worth in Transportation  Crisis.

SOLIR PAPERS   Witness Says Democrats, Con trol Stars and Stripes, G. 0. P. Legion Weekly.   HE IS OFFICER OF FORMER   Charges Republican Interests Have Kept Advertising From His Paper.

, ¢ WTNESS seeps   ONE OF PUBLISHERS OF” STARS AND STRIPES TESTIFIES BE-. “PORE COMMITTEE

PARTIES CONTROL SOLDIER PAPERS?   CHARGE MADE BEFORE TRE + SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE   BUT NOT BACKED UP   Democrats Have Stars and Stripes, Republicans Levien Wee kiy, said Witness   But Associates of the Witness As. sert That They Can't Afford to Be in Pelrtices

STARS AND STRIPES IND LEGION PAPER POLITIGKL: ORGANS   Publisher Testifies in Probe: of Campaign.Cash.Control in National Committees.   SAYS LEADING SOLDIER. SHEETS EVENLY DIVIDED   ‘Stars and Stripes Democratic,  Legion Weekly Republican, .  Investigators Told.

STARS-STRIPES IS IN CONTROL OF DEMOCRATS   Sec.-Treas. of Publishing Company So Testifies to Senate Committee.   LEGION WEEKLY HELD BY G. 0. P.,’ CHARGE

LEGION: PAPERS IN POLITICS?   SOME TESTIMONY TO THAT. EFFECT BEFORE. COMMITTEE.   STARS “AND STRIPES MAN: DECLARES NO POLITICS... .   Other Witnesses Declared Paper to.  Be Controlled By Democrats   and Legion By. ‘Republicans.

SOLDIER PAPER ip UNDER FIRE TODAY IN FUND QUIZ   ‘STARS AND STRIPES” CONTROLLED BY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, 15  ITA ROR   ENGE CHALLENGED   Right of New Jersey Repubiican to Participate in Quiz Te Pectinnerd.

SOLDIER PAPERS ARE CONTROLLED BY POLITICIANS   Senate Probers Develope That one is Backed by G. 0. P.  While a Second is Carried Along by Democrats

TRIPS 10 3. . CONVENTION IN “JULY PROBED   “Stars and Stripes” Secretary Brings Charges Against : Senator Edge ;   PAPER UNABLE T : GET ADS. IS ASSERTION   Committee Wants to Know If U. S: Money Paid for Political Visits -

SENATOR EDGE CAN'T ‘VESTN THE TAR ANN ETHIDS   Accused, of Being Connected With Publication for Repub‘licans, and Keeping Democrats From Getting Adver tiegean «

SENATOR EDGE IS CHALLENGED   Said to Be Involved in a Scheme Against “Stars  “and Stripes” _

SOLDIERS: PAPERS ARE CONTROLLED   One By Democrats, Other By Republicans.

Says “Stars and Stripes’ Democratic, “Legion Weekly“ is G. O. P.        PUBLISHER REVEAL FACTS TO PROBI

Secretary of Publishing Company So Testifies Before Senate Committee.   LEGION WEEKLY G Q. FP   Under Conirol of Republican Na tional Committe, He Declares.

HEFFERMAN TAKES. OSUE WITH EDGE   THI: SUARS AND STRIPES AND CMU LEGION WEEKLY   THE SOLBIER PUBLICATIONS   Tho Right of Senator Edge (o Bring the Sokiicr Publleations  Befaro the Cofmnittes Cn: allonged.

PARTIES CONTROL VETERAN PAPERS   Republicans Have One; Dem. ocrats Another.   TO COAST ON FRAUD CASES   Assistant Attorney General Ques: tioned Concerning Palmer's Activiity at National Convention.

Says New Jersey Republican Should Not Be Allowed to Testify—.  Has “Some Scheme.” 

Stars and Stripes Controlled by Democrats and American. Legion Weekly by G.  _.O. P., Is Statement Made   Inquisitors Told of Campaign Propaganda Schemes Said to Involve Publications Printed for War Veterans

REDS PLAN WORLD SPREAD OF DEAS   SECRET INSTRUCTIONS SENT INTO COUNTRIES ALL OVER THE WORLD   Financial and Moral Support of Russian Soviets Is Assured  Through Action of Third Internationale,

THIRD: INTERNATIONALE TO  ORGANIZE U. S. BRANCH TO DIRECT RADICAL ACTIVITIE:

AGENTS OF THE REDS ACTIVE ON THIS SIDE   BUSILY ENGAGED IN PLANTING SEEDS OF REVOLUTION.   Hope to Further Spread of Bolshe vism te Western Hemisphere— Committed to Support of Strikers.

PLAN SPREAD OF RED DOCTRINES   To Organize Forces ir United States.

MOSCOW SOVIET PLOTS TO SPREAD RULE OF REDS THRU THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC!

WOULD SPREAD RED DOCTRINES TO THIS GOUNTR}   Pledge Support to Strik ers both Economic and Political

U.S. Branch to Foster Soviet Revolution Here, Planned  at Moscow, Capital Hears   General Strikes to Be Incited and Supported by Bolshevik Money Under Secret Instructions

RUSSIAN REDS PLAN INTERNATIONALE FOR THE TWO AMERICAS   Resolutions Pledge Support to Economical or Political Strikes Here.   WALKOUT OF RAILROAD MEN AND MINERS PLAN   Moscow Meeting Plans Spread of Bolshevism Propaganda _— Throughout World.

NORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN: TO SPREAD BOLSHEVIST DOCTRINES 1S UNEARTHED

SOVIETS PLAN TO SPREAD DOCTRINE   ESTABLISHMENT OF BRANCE OF INTERNATIONALE IN © U. S. PROPOSED.   Reds to Furnish Material Aid to Strikers Throughout the ' Country. -

SPREAD Of RED  TERROR 10 U.S. DIAN REVEALED   Branch of Third Internation ale Would be Established   Here. Savs Advices   IS DECIDED AT MOSCOW   Ordered by Internationale at . Its July Meeting

LANNED FOR SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM IN THE UNITED STATES   Resolutions Were Adopted at Moscow Last July   a i i cae te a I aE  WAS PART OF WORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN

RED-NESTS IN AMERICA PLANNED   Secret Bands to Forvent Strike and: Revi ne   UNDERMINE PEACE ‘TREATIES         “Uprisings Plotted by Bolshevikl. in voFar East and Reign of Soviets Over Ail the Earth.

SUBSTITUTE FOR WILSON’S LEAGUE ~-1§ ALL FRAMED   Board Lands Membership On Resolutions Committee, Victory For Idahoan.   H. C. L. PLANK FORMING   ri. &. Le. PLAINA FWA INAS  Industrial Situation And War Time Legislation Planks Are Unmade

POINT TO AGREEMENT ON ThE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   With the League of Natiors Plank the Only One In Doubt.

Split: Seems: Certain on Eve Of Convention and the Outcome Remains as Un: rerlain as Weeks Apo.   CONFERENCES HELD   Progressives and Old Guard “Leaders. Have - Heart to > eart Talk About League  “Of Nations Plank. 

BORAH TO HOLD ‘HIGH HAND ON - TREATY   IRRECONCILABLE SPOKESMAN MAY HEAD'RESOLU. TIONS COMMITTEE."

THE LEAGUE PLARK MAIN ISSUE   Insistence on No Entangling Alliances and a Re tention of the Monroe Doctrine Lead ing Contention of Progerassivac

Progressive and Old Guard Leaders Get Together on League of Nations Plank Agreeable to All Elements of the Ranublican Party.

Conferences Between Progressives and Old Guard Held.  DECIDE ON LEAGUE  Four Outstanding Features Of Plank Are Set Forth.

ee oO es cae . TEXAS POOLHALL LAW: “ SEEMS DESTINED "TO. RE- MAIN INOPERATIVI

THE COMMITTEE “OF ONE: HUNDRED   NATHAN GOLDSTEIN CHMN - t. “OR THE BIG COMMITTEE   we CHAMBER OF COMMERCE          ry thing Ready for The Washing ‘ton County Conference Tomorroy —Thursday—Evening at Elks

THE COMMITTEE “DE OME. HAKDREL   NATHAN GOLDSTEIN CHMN > OF THE BIG COMMILTER   THE CHIMBEA OF BOMMERCE   erything Heady Yor The Washing on County. Conference Tomorroy Thursday—Evening at Elks

ENVIOUS, 5 KILL SCHOOLMATE   Colorado Boys Kick to Death Lad Who Had Best Grades—Lads Are Under Arrest.

T-YEAROLD BO KICKED 10 DEATH BY COMRADES   Little Lad Excites Jealous, Of Others in: Schoo! anc . They Kill Him

Schoolmates Confess to a Most Shocking Pueblo Murder; Envy’ Was Motive.   JEALOUS OF HIS GOOD GRADES IN SCHOLARSHI}

KICK SCHOOLMATE TO DEATH    : Envious of Lad With Best Grades Five Boys Kill Youth.

11-YEAR-OLD LAD BY SCHOOL BOYS   Jealous of His High Standing at. ‘School, Youngsters Con- fess They Killed Him.

BIG RAISE FOR HATMAKERS   Five Hundred Employees of Orange N. J., Given 25 Per cent Increase On Piece Work.

ENTHUSIASM MARKS CLOSING MEETINGS   REPUBLICAN RALLY AT EU  DORA H AD APPRECIATIVE, By Us hy   A WHIRLWIND FINISH   Atectings At Lone Star and A Court House For Colored ‘Yaters Tomorrow   Congressman Little Will) Close Campaign in Lawrence At Caurt House Monday

ENTHUSIASM MARKS CLOSING MEETINGS   REPUBLICAN RALLY AT EUDORA HAD APPRECIATIVE, CROWD   Meetings At Lone Star and A! Court Heuse For Colored Voters Tomerrow   Coneressman Little Will Close Campaign in Lawrence At Court House Monday

STRIKE THREAT  IS ACCEPTED PV DDFCINENT   Wilson Notifies Anthracite Miners That Government is Ready for Any Trouble.

WILY TOM DEGLINES   REFUSES TO JOIN IN ANTI-ADMINHISTHATION BIGHT,   In the Meantime the * Antis’’ Are Having a busy Hour.

WILY TOM DECLINES            OWOIX IN ANTL-ADMINFIGHT.  REFUS:   In the Meantime the *Antis" Are hv. ings a) ivy Hour,

SPRING CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN URGED BY CITY FIRE MARSHAL   il IS NECESSITY FROM STAND POINT OF FIRE PREVENTION AND HEALTH.

CABINET CHANGES   Meredith Becomes Secre tary of Agriculture and Houston of Treasury   GLASS IS SENATOR   Sworn in as Junior Senator from Virginia—Houston’s Loan Polity

HAS TAKEN THE (QATH OF OFFICE   Koneten Immediately Takes Up His Work as Seretary of the

MEREDITH TAKES OATH OF OFFIC   Sits at Desk as Secretary of Agricul. ture; Houston Succeeds Glass in Treasury Department Today: Latter Now is Junior Senator

NEW MEMBERS OF CABINET TAKE OATH   Houston Becomes ‘Treasury and Mere > Agriculture Head—Glass Enters Senate.

MEREOITH HAS ASoUIMED OFFICE AS FARMER HEAD   Succeeds Houston as See retary of Agriculture for Nation Monday

UPN OF HOWZE   OUTSIDE AID ALONE TO: SAVE : MEALCO,   Murder and Rapine Koerm a Shame tal Chapter of Insules,

OAS CONDITIONS ARE 'NTOLERABLI   Future of Mexico Hopeless if Left Solely in Control of Mexicans, Says Major General R L. Howze.

CONDITIONS IN MEXICO ARE BAD SAYS GEN, HOWZE   DESCRIBED AS ‘‘INTOLER ABLE’’ AND GROWING WORSE IN STATEMENT TC SENATE SUB-COMMITTEE:

NEW PARTY PLANNED BY MISSOURI CLUBS   Amalgamation of Many Societies is Involved in the Discussion. — Liberal is the Name Selected for the New Party.

Mrs, Mary Lite Was Over 80 Years of Age But was Exceedingly Active and Enjoyed Good Health up to the Last,

DIES ON. SIDEWALK   AGED WOMAN IS STRICKEN ON WAY TO CHURCH.   LIVED HERE: FOR SIXTEEN YEARS   Mrs, Mary Lite Was Over 80 Years of Age But was Exceedingly Active and. Enjoyed Good Health up to the Last,

BLU OA     INCRE.      Guthrenk Among ‘Troops in Siberta Growing Suys Satement,

INFLUENZA ATTAGKS Ul. S, TROOPS ABROAI   Disease Increasing in Siberia While Death Rate in Army of Gccupation Grows ”   PNEUMONIA DEVELOPING

WRANGEL SENDS CALL FOR HELP   ANTI-BOLSHEVIST GENERAL IN DESPERATE STRAITS.   WILLING TO TURN OVER ARMY   British Cemmander Townshend Appealed To by Hard Preesed Rassiaa—Vureesa of Sevict Peshing Ahead.

AMCRIGANS ARE TAKEN ABOARD  U.S. DESTROYER   Bolsheviki Have Broken Thru All of General Wrangel’s Lines of Defense.

SAY EX-SERVICE MEN IGNORED   Americae Legion Denoances Awite(fem Agniuat Hospitals

WILHELMN'S GIFT TO AMERSNGER   Ex-Kaiser Donates Little Hos pital to Village as Memorial to Self.

EX KAISER “AS . BE NEFACTORN, resents Village at Amerongen n New

WORKERS MOVE TO END ALL FUTURE WARS   WILL CALL CONFERENCE OF WORLD’S METAL WORKERS WITHIN MONTH TO TAKE UP QUESTION.   WORLD DISARMAMENT IS URGED   This Is the Most Radical Departurs From Policies of Organized Labor Taken in Years.

Disarmament Of Entire  World Aim Of Assosociation,   CALL CONFERENCE   Step is Radical Departure From Policies Of Organized Labor.

PEACE BILL 10 RUN GAMUT OF SETTER FIGHI   REPUBLICAN SENATE LEADERS HOPE FOR: PASSAGE BY CLOSE VOTE

PEACE RESGLUIION NOW AN TRE SENAT   Long und Biticr Struggle Is An. ticipated—Pussed House Friday Afternoon.

OENATE PREPARING FUh BITTER oltGE UN PAGI PASSED BY HOUSE BUDY   Hard Fight Expected in Bringing About Favor: able Vote on Peace Resolution in Upper ‘ Touse After Victory of Friday.

OENATE STRUGGLE WAY BE PROLONGED   Fight Over Adoption of Resolution of Peace May Not End for Several Weeks.   CLOSE VOTE IS ANTICIPATED   Mild Reservationists Control Situation as Democrats Are Solid in Opposition.

FINAL STRUGGLE ON PEAGE SOO)   senator Lodge Will Hurry Senate in Effort to Declare War With Germany at End; Bitter Struggle Forecast; Constitutionality is Point.

Senate Begins Preparations “for Long and Bitter Struggle Over Measure   “OLLOWERS OF LODGE REING MARSHALED UI   ARGUMENT ON CONSTITUTION ALITY AND OTHER PHASES EXPECTED TO RE. CALL TREATY FIGHT.

BITTER FIGHT ON NOW OVER THE PEACE MEASURE   TAE DEMOCRATS ARE PREPARING TO MUSTER UNITED FRONT TO DEFEAT IT IN THE SENATE THAIS WERK.

Senntorial Leaders Rest Throats fo Barrage vb Wends Whee Peace Kesolation Comes tp for Action Next Ween

Senate Battle On — Peace Resolution  Begins Next Week   Will Pass The Senate By Only Vers Small Margin Is Belief Of Close _ Observers At Washington   DELAY MAY BRING ITS DEFEAT

RESOLUTION MAY PASS SENATE   Party Leader States That Peace Rese lation Will Pass by a Close Vote

TO HOLD ANOTHER LONG PEW: WOW OVER THE PEACE RESULE TION,   SENATOR LOOGE EXPECTS RESOLUTION PFO PASS BY-A CVgege Psapp

BITTER FIGHT ON PEACE PACT IN SENATE   it is Predicted the Kesolution Wil Pass the. Séflate hy a Close Vote .

FACE PROPOSAL aTORE. SENATE iW FOR ACTION   Jodge Will Call Foreign Af fairs Committee To Meet Early Next Week   ‘KNOY AND HITCHCOCK ABSENT FROM CAPITAL   Republicans Expect Resolution To Pass But Admit Vote Will Be Close

iL WAR OVER FIUME IS BEGU   WAnnunzios § Legionnaires nod Regu lar ftallan Army Engago Jn First Skirmish.” .

D’Anmunzio Procla of Hostilitiea Exists of Poet’s Soldiers Battle With Eneity            Military Operations  Roads and Tracks 3  Wires. Cut; To Mi a Against the: Port “the

RAILROADS REDUCE FORCES   Drop 10 to 15 Per Cent of Their Work. ero in Chicago Off the Pay Roll.

@AILROQABS REDUCE FORCES   Drep 10 to 15 Per Cent of Their Workera in Ghicago Off the Pay Roll. ~

TEXAS FOR WILLIAM M’ADOO   Delegation Foliows Lead of “Immorta’ Forty” Who Stood by Wilson In 710142.

Democratic Delegates Gathering for Convention Gradually Accepting Idea That McAdoo Is Actually Out of the Race.   STATE BOSSES WOULD LIKE COX, « BUT BRYAN CAN DEFEAT HIM      TEXAS PLEDGES EVERY ONE OF HER ~ FORTY DELEGATES FOR WADOO

BRING OUT AMERICANS   Due to Return to. -Coblenz Tomorrow Niglht—Every - Precaution Taken fo: Their Safe Return.

RELIEF TRAIN IS. SENT T0 LEIPSIC TO RESCU! AMERICAN BUSINESS MEA

SPECIAL TRAIN ~~ OF AMERICANS       200 American Business Mex Axe Stranded By German  Revolt

United States Army Officers Rush Special Train Sut of Coblenz to Bring Stranded Citizens From Danger Zone   Entente Forces Prepare for Advance of Columns From Rhine Into Empire Unless Turbulent Elements Abate   BY ABSOCIATED  PRESS. aa waren ee

nELIEF Ne GOES TO BRI TIT ERI   200 Reported in Danger ai Leipsic ‘Coming to.) Coblensz. 2   CARRIES 1.250 RATIONS   Train in ‘Charge of Lieutenant of German Military Mission:

SEND TRAIN FOR AMERICANS   Some Two Hundred Stranded in Leippic to Be Taken to Cobiens. -

ARIOT. FOLLOWS: ‘WHER STRIKERS “ATTACK TAR              2 ing! in SRrooklyn,

THOSE INDICATED IN INDIANA TO BE ARRAIGNED IN INDIANAPOLIS TODAY.

C. E. HUGHES DEFENDS OFFICIALS OF MINERS      President Cuited Mine Our on £10,000 Bond ce hee El  John Lewis, Woarke

RULES ON CASE   Judge Anderson Sustains the Demurrer of Delavan Smith and Automatically  THROWS CASE OUT Judge Held that  Indict-

DEMUR CHARGES AGANST SHIT OUT OF EQUR   Case Against Indianapolis News Owner Ended Unless Appeal is Taken.

DEMURRER TO INDICTMENT AGAINST SMITH SUSTAINED   Part Owner of Indianapolis News Charged With Making False

COURT RULED ON SMITH CHARGES   SUSTAINED DEMURRER TO IN DICTHENT IN INDJANAPOLIS NEWS CASE SATURDAY.   OWNERSHIP WAS CONCEALED

LEAGUE NATIONS — ADOPTS BLOCKADE   Principle Accepted at Meetin: Held in San Sebastian, Tuesday.   JOINT COMMISSION PLAN NOW FAVORED   International Health and Court of Justice Are Also Discussed,

COUNCIL ADOPTS: BLOCKADE IDEA   PRINCIPLE MEANS ECONOMIC ISOLATION FOR OFFENDING NATIONS.

“PREENT WARY   Economic {solation to Be Means Used Against Offending Nations   COUNCIL HAS ADOPTED BLOCKADE PRINCIPLE   JOINT COMMISSION OF ASSEM. BLY AND COUNCTL ARE IN. STRUCTED TO PREPARE BLOCKADE PROCEDURE.

on   LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL SAYS"IS. MORE EFFECTIVE vt, . PHAN FIGHTING, $      LGCKADE TO BE USED 9   LEAGUE TO PRESERVE : Wee 4 sie

LEAGUE ACCEPTS BLOCKADE PLAN   Couneil of League of Nation: Meets in Spain and Deter~~ mires Upon Policies.   WILL FIX. PROCEDURE

u S. WILLING TO AID WRANGEL  IN CRIMEA, ADMIRAL REPORTED TO HAVE TOLD HIS MINISTER   General, Despondent, Sees No Hope fo Real Co-operation Against Soviet Government.

RAILROAD  UNIONS IN NEW MOVE   srotherhood'’s Request Creates Sensation With Their Latest Demands.

MINIMUM WAGE OF RAILROADER MUST BE $2,900 UNIONS DECREE      Demands Are Presented to Railroad Labor Board By  Consulting Economist   MILLIONS AFFECTED   ‘Immediate Action Asked,  Looking to Relief For Un :   =e derpaid Laker

THE PARMERS STRIBE.   Partiy Blaimed for Advance in Whe. Prices, is Report.

POLES TURN ON AUOOIAN FEDS   Take Offensive Against Bolsheviki and Make Gains.   FOE’S DRIVE IS HALTED   Spirit Shown by Warsaw Army ir Heavy Fighting Has “Blocked the Enemy Staff's Offensive Plan,” Says Statement.

BERESINA IS ~ TAKEN AFTER  HARD FIGHT   Warsaw Army Turns on Russians and Hurls Foe Back in Center of Front. ~   French and Italians Are in Disputed Area; Allies’ Commission May Leave; Shah With Reds, the Report.

SEIZE BERESINA, POLES ANNOUNCE   Varsaw Army Turns on Russians and Huris Foe Back in Center of Front.   VGRE TRGBPS REACH TESGHEN   -rench and Italians Are in Disputec Area; Allies’ Commission May Leave; Shah With Reds, the Report.

STATE DEMOCRAT CONVENTION IN  SESS TODAY ~ AT THE RAPIDS   ‘John Hughes; the Temporary Chairman, ‘Gave Keynote eee oem: Rapiica & National,

Surplus $8,-———  roma vCKING. ~GENTRAL COMMITTEE MAN AT TODAYS GONVENTION   Herring Said to Oppose Appointment of Dr. J. W Runnels, Present Head of Board—Hill and Hughes Possible Appointees. :

TO LAUNCH BUILDING BOOM   Contractors Say $6,000,000,000 wilt Be Spent in Mome Construction This Spring.

BUILDING BOOM IN SIGH1   Six Billion Dollars to Be Spent on Con. struction Work This Spring.

French Charge “ta Berlin: Is Te  Netily That Goverameat.   VON TIRPITZ: AMONG NUMBER   Large: List ef the Bz Mea. of the _ German Army and Navy To’ . Be Extradited. +

Expresses the Hope That All American Women May Have Ballot in November.   PARTY RECORD TOLD IN STATEMENT ISSUED   Deesn’t Care Whether Final State to Ratify is Republican or Democrat.

HARDING DECLARES POSITION OF PARTY S MISREPRESENTED   Wants To See Ratification Of Amendment So That Women May Vote In November   ADVANTAGE NOT SOUGHT   Will Rejoice If Tennessee Oy North Carolina Furnish Necessary Vote

CURTIS I$ COMING HERE OCTOBER 15         KANSAS SENATOR WILE TE LIVER CAMPAIEN SUERCIL  IN LAWRENCE   Virs. Severance Billed For Next Monday id Lintle For Niglit . Refore Election '

CURTIS IS COMING HERE OCTOBER 1!   KANSAS SENATOR WILL DE LIVER CAMPAIGN SPEECH IN LAWRENCE   Virs. Severznce Billed For “Next Monday ‘nd Littl Por Niclit Refore Election

(NUMERDUS CONTESTS _ ON oe LICAN TICKET  “CREATE INTEREST   WIND-UP. OF CAMPAIGN   Candidates for~ County Nomina! tions Have Been Busy All . Week Among Voters   Only One Contest on ‘Democratic Ticket and Socialists Have Na Tieket :

EXPECT BIG VOTE OUT FOR PRIMAR\   NUMEROUS CONTESTS Oo) REPUBLICAN TICKET CREATE INTEREST   WIND-UP OF CAMPAIGN   Candidates for County Nomina tions Have Been Busy All Week Among Voters   Only One Contest on Democratic Ticket and Socialists Have No Ticket

BUSINESS AGENT   C. White Appointed to Pesitien With Leeal Uaien.

BUSINESS AGENT   '. White Appointed to Position With Local Union.

ASK GIBBONS TO CONVENTION   Cardinal Invited to Offer Invocation at Republican Meet.

Administration Takes Steps te Let England Know of Displeasure.   -ACTION: TERMED GROSS BREACH OF COURTESY   No Official Notice Is Given; Britain Will Know Feeling, However.

Executive May. Succeed: in Arowsing “Public  Ire - Against. Interference. ‘of  Delton te Our. Affairs...

FATE OF BONUS BILL IN DOUB   Passage of Measure by Con ‘gress This Session May Denend on Conventions. .   WILL’ PASS HOUSE SOON

EXPENSE ACCOUNTS OF ASSESSORS ALSO INCREASED—OUACHITA BAL ARY I8 83.2300

MEMES . OF LEAGUE REJOICING AN THE RECENT SUFFRAGE. VICTORY IN. TENNESSEE.

MUCH JOY OVER SUFFRAGE. VICTOR!   Women Of State Are In Heppy State Of Mind Because Of Vate

ARMY OFFICER ADMITS MURDERING HIS WIFE   Took Her Life to Get Money— Was Tired of Married Life, Confession Says.

MINERS DEFY THE PRESIDENT   Refuse to Return to Work Under the Agreement by Which. Anthracite Wages Were Increased

INSURGENT COAL MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE THURSDA'   Sixty-Six Unions Unani mous Against Award Approved by Wilson —

President Ohio Miners to Head Legislative Department W. of A   MINERS QUIT OVER AWARD   Chances of Men in Brooklyr a wear..otrike-Returning:-Ie: -Imoroved.

ANTHRACITE MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE   TOMORTOW MORNING, BEING Dis. SUTISFIED WITH WAGE AWARE

Insurgents, Dissatisiled With Pres Wilson’s Wage Awird, Vote to Stop Work Tomorrow ,

LEAGUE SPEAKER NOT WANTED   Warned to Leave Wallin Walia,  Wasnh., and Never Return.

FREEDOM  FOR DOMINICANS      State Depariment Working on Deeree to Grant More Self Govwernment te Renablite.

CHARGE LOCAL MAN WITH KILLING DOE   BERT WORDEN OF THIS CITY ARRESTED, ON GAME WARDE COMPIALN

CHARGE LOCAL MAN WITH KILLING DOE      BERT WORDEN OF THIS CITY ALRESTPED ON GAME WARDEAN'S COMPLAIN +

NOK GOVERNMENT TO USE INFLUENCE FOR IRISH PEOPLE   Seattle Organization Blames England for Reign of Terror.   Armed. and Masked Raiders Destroy Newspaper of Cork.

IRISH RESOLUTIONS   Removal of Archbishop ‘Mannix ‘ From ' Shin Denounced

SUFFRAGE HAS CHANGE AGAN IN MISSISSIPP   HOUSE TO TAKE UP AMENDMENT LATE TODAY—DELAWARE {S HOPEFUL.

TWEAVY RAIN AT. OLEDO.   . Tee Oe Senne Flood Damiuges Peckonanteeh at § Willlons.

TOLEDO DAMAGED — ~~ AY SEVERE STORM   Great Stretches of the City’s  ‘Paving Was Floated Away “By -a—-Flood--Following--a Severe Rainfall Fall—Autos Also Floated Away. 

BiG CONFERENCE OF D, AR. OPENS HERE THURSDAY   TWENTY-FOURTH ” : AN: N A STATE CONERRENG DAUGHTERS: OF  AMERICAN REVOLUTION 10 BE HELD AT CONGREGAPFIONAL CHURCH:::

BIG CONFERENCE OF D. A. R. OPENS HERETHURSDAY   ['WENTY-FOURTH ANNUAI STATE CONFERENCE OI! DAUGATERS OF AMERICA} REVOLUTION TO BE HELD 1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

WOULD RATHER SEE PARTY WIN THAN BE GOVERNOR   Future Generations Depend on Success of Republicans, Says New York Secretary.

DAMAGE SUIT T0 _ FEATURE COURT   Hanover Man Wants $18, 600. From Harry Bowers, of : Littlestown.   MACHINE BROKE HIS LEG      Charles Hut! Says He is Permanently Disabled. Another Case Involves $2500. Charges Careless Driving.

HANOVER MAN ASKS $18,600 DAMAGES   Charles Hull Brings Suit Against Hervy ©. Bowers Littlestown —— Two Other  Hanover Men Seek Damages

12 PERSONS WERE INJURED   Front End of Car Knocked Off of Elevated Structure

[eLLo DF BOARD EFFORTS 10 STOP TAREGULARITIES   John T. Mehan, Investigator Describes Work Done Under His Personal Direction.

TELLS ACTIONS OF SHIPPING BOARD   Meehan Says 12. Indicted Out of 2400 Charges Were Made

TELLOOF oHIP aS FAT           ehan Gives. Congressional “Investigators Details of the Steps Taken for Suppression of “Irreguiarities”’

 Cheating of Government Caused Indictmenis Against Twelve.   POOR LIPE BOATS BUILT   One Firm Bought the Salvaged ~ Boats It Resold to the” Shipping Board.

SHIPPING BOARD SOUGHT TO END IRREGULARITIES      Witness at Inguiry Tells of Indictments Following Ute VWinet :

OLD LIFERONTS. RESOLD TO NAM, WITNESS CAYS   Castoffs Sold:By U. S. for $1C Bought By. Board for’. -_ $110. Claim   INVESTIGATION TELLS OF EFFORTS: AGAINST GRAFT   One. Building.; Firm. Had Only One Man Who. Knew v Ship Building. - :

BOATS COSTING $10 SOLD 10 BOARD FOR S110   Shipping Commission’s Labors And Transactions Sifted By Congress Committee

President Should Retire fromOffice   Because of His Illness, Savs Professoy of Surgery of Rush College—  Illness Permanent

WILSON TOLD TO QUIT 108 IMMEDIATELY   Physician Says Paralyt ic Stroke Disabled Brain.

i ARES WILSON 4 INLD RETIRE   Famous “Medic Says Wilson Sheuld Retire Under, Advise ef Doctors. ! } “and Friends,  yp

SAYS PRESIDENT ~ SHOULD RETIRE   Chicayo Medicat Auibority, Former flead of Arerican Medital Assotiztion, Says Wilson's Brain Is Affected   SAYS ILLNESS 1S PERMANENT   May Partially Reeover Use of Limbs, * Sut Can Never Overcome Arter-

Wilson in No Condition For Strenuous Work   Or. Arthur Dean Bevan, Former President of American Medical Asso., Says Wilson Should Retire Now.

PRES, WILSON © SHOULD RETIRE  FROM OFFICE SAYS OR. BEVAI   whe Former President of the American Medical Associa. tion and Professor of Sur.  - gery at Rush Medical College,

NOT FIT TO HOLD OFFICE   Or, Bevan. Says President. Wilsor Should Retire and Let Someone Elsé Run Government

M.D, SAYS WILSO} ~ PERMANENTLY   Deslares President Should Retire For Benefit of Health

WILSON’S BRAIN: BADLY DAMAGED   Medical Expert Says Disease Is Permanent and Presidetit*Should Retire. -~ °   ARTERIES ARE PLUGGED

SAYS WILSON . SHOULD RETIRE FROM OFFICE   Deo Arthae Hecan, at Bush Medica) College, Thinks, President Showht Quit, Accownt of Heatrh,

PRESIDENT'S BRAIN. IS PERMANENTLY DAMAGED; SHOULD QUIT JOB, SAYS SURGICAL PROFESSOR

DR. BEVAN WANTS ‘PRESIDENT T0 OUI   Noted "Surgeon, “Says * * Wilsor     . Can Never “Fully Recover “gram Damaied Brain y

NOTED SURGEON oS PRESIDENT SHOULD RESIN   Former Head of Americar Medical Assn. Declares Impairment Permanent

WILSON'S BRAIN IS SICK AND HE SHOULD RETIRE. DOCTGR SAY!   PRESIDENT NEVER WILL BE I CONDITION TO TAKE UP  HIS WORK, DR. BE-.-7~ .  VAN AVERS. /;7 3

PERSHING IS GIVEN A DEGREE   Made Doctor of Laws by the Univer  sity of Wia«souri.

CHOOSING CHAIRMAN FOR G. 0. P. 1S NEX4   MATTER OCCUPIES MINDS GF CANDIDATES AND LEADERS,   Republican Chairmanship This Yer Is of Unusual Importance Becaure of Large Field of Presidential Axspirants.

JOHNSON WANTS BORAH   Progressives Will) Probably Stage Fight to Place Senator Borah tn Chalr — Lodge Also Slated for the Place.

DISHWASHER ONCE WEALTHY DOGTOF   Deserted Large Practice in Manchester for $18 Week Restaurant Job.

30,000 REFUGEES AT BLACK SEA PORTS   Waiting for Permission From Allied High Commissioners at Constantinople to Come to Turkey.

RELIEVE RUSS REFUGEES.   American Red Cross wilt Do - It ' Share of the Work

PROFITEERS OPPOSE LEAGUI   Candidate Cox Makes New Charges Against Opponents in Speech at Joplin, ‘Missouri.

FAGUE 15 THE. BEST ‘BET NOW   Governor Cox Charge: Profiteers of World Are Its Foes

PEACE-TIME PEOFITEER AGAINST LEAGUE —COVEENCE CON CITES ARTICLE 28     7

Cox Declares Article 28 of Pac’ Contains World Creed of HNumanity.

LEAGUE’S FOES ARE SUMMED UF   Governdr Cox Declares That Profiteers of Both War and Peace Oppose Plan.

PALMIER-UK COMBINE TO © CHECK DRIVE FOR WPAN   Leaders Anticipate Deadlock After All-Night Sessions . in Hotel Rooms .~

Rival Leaders on Eve of Third Ballot This Afternoon Make Bombastic Statements as te How Many Ballots It Will Take to Put Their Men Over —Ed Meore Comes From Tammany Pow-wew Over Colby and Says, “It’s Cox Snre hy 3 P.M”

BUY, GER IS THE GHIEF GENTENOER   The Ex-Secretary’s Supporters Confidently Prsdict His Nomination Net Later Than Sev enth or Eiehth Ballot.

$60,000 SCHOOL IS" PLANNED FOR WIOT:   Bids ‘Accepted ‘For Construction of New and Modern Building for Recently Created Consolidated District of. Wiota.

$60,000 SCHOOL IS PLANNED FOR WIOT!   Bids Accepted For Construction o New and Modern Building for Recently Created Consolidated Dist.

SCHOONER LOST.   Esther Ann, Run into . by Steamer Is Now a Floating Wreck.

SEVERE DUS? STORM   Raging Through Four States and Threatens Wheat Cran.

‘LID ON’ AT TOLEDE   Liquor Made Scarce in Raids Ordered by Kramer

ROBS 60 GUARDS QUITS PRISON   Convict Makes Haul, Then Eseanae Illinnie Panitantiarv

CONVICT ROBS 60 SLEEPING GUARDS   Widespread Search on Today at Joliet for Fugitive

CONVICT ROBS 60 ~~ GUARDS: ESCAPES      Rifles Pockets of Sleeping Walehers Captain Loses Clothes and Jewelry

OIL BARGE ASHORE.   Broke Away From Tug During Gale Last Night; No Lives Lost.

NO LIVES Lost   _ Naval Barge No. 13 Comes Achere ‘i This Morning.

OIL BARGE  IS ADRIFT   Report Men on Naval Barge Which Broke Away Was  Sa A

RACE BETWEEN CERTIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE  AND INJUNCTION   Unless Enjoined Secretary Colby Will Promulgate Suffrage Amendment as Soon as Tennessee Certification Reaches Him. ;

SUFF QUESTION UP TO LAWYERS   Attempt Made to Ex.  Ac ve pling Certifi shee Cia

AVERAGE COST OF PRODUCING WHEAT IS $2.15   Government Survey Shows Half the Farmers Would Run Behind at That Price

GLOOM APPARENT AT POLO GROUNDS   Ray Chapman’s Death Im pressed Upon Spectator by Crepe on Players’s Arms.

BETTER OUTLOOK FOR ENDING BRITISH STRIKE   Commons Moderate and Premier Conciliatory   King Saving Coal in His Palaces, to Set Example

NO DEVELOPMENTS IN BRITISH COAL STRIKE   Order Is Being Maintained by Strikers—Large Numbers May Be Forced Out of Work.

KING GEORGE SETS EXAMPIF   Orders Fires in Royal Palace Be Lighted Only When Needed.

Thomas McAboy, Baxter Springs, Dies in Crash on Joplin-Galena Highway—Roy Haves in Hospital.

WILTON MAN MEETS DEATH IN ARCIDENT   A. R. Van Dusen Instantly Killed at Moscow.  MTPRDATING DITA ATTM™NH   Fred Barkiman = Serinosly Injured— No Inquest Over Yan Tusen— Leares Seven Children,

MAKE CHANGES  IN CABINE]   Carter Glass” Expected to Be Sworn in as  Senator Today

SHIFTS IN CABINET   THIS WAS MOVING pv), i PRESIDENTS HOUSEHOLD,   Glass and Meredith Take Up Their . New Responsibilities,

CABINET CHANGES ARE THE GROER OF THE Of   Carter Glass Leaves Cabinc and Houston and Meredith fake Seats Made Vacant.   GLASS: IN ONLY YEAR

CABINET CHANGES THE ORDER OF THE DAY   Glass Succeeds Senator Martin, of Virginia — Houston Changes From Agriculture to Treasury and Meredith Suc ceeds Houston.

FG eNO gt ee Ea age Et Ae  “EFF ECTED. TODA:   Ghakeup Leaves. Only: Four of - Presi. dent's ‘Original. -Offictat’ Famity Gti Around Cabinet Table

MEREDITH TAKES PLACE AS CHIEF OF AGRICULT URE   lowa Man Sworn in a: New Member of Wil son’s Public Family.

MEREDITH TAKES crAT IN CARINE   Iowa Man Becomes Member of . President’s Official Family  Bucceeding Houston

SECRETARY SWORN IN   Meredith Becomes Secretary of Agri. culture. Houston To Treasury.  7

2 NEW CABINET MEMBERS TAKE OATH OF OFFIC!   Houston and "Meredith. Now " Part: ‘of. Wi ilson’ Ss Offi cial -

THE CABINET CHANGES   Houston Mayes to the Seeasury and Meredith Takes Over (he  Department of Agricaltare, gtbe the: Aseeecissted] Bressce

MER EINE DD SEATED IN GABINE    Succeeds Secretary of Agricul: ture Houston, Who Becom :s Secretary of Treasury.

CABINET CHANGES GO INTO EFFECT   Houston Becomes Secretary Of Treasury; Meredith Secretary Of Agriculture.

MEREDITH AND HOUSTON TAKE THEIR PLAGES   Former is Now Secretary 0 Agriculture and Houston Takes Post of Secretary of the Treasury.

CABINET CHANGES IN ORDER AT CAPITOL   CARTER GLASS EXPECTED TO BE SWORN IN AS TREASURER

A iin ira iia CHANGES. NUMEROUS IN ‘WASHINGTON POLITICAL . FAMILY

NEW MEMBER Ut ADIL adh NTO SERVICE   CARTER GLASS READY TO TAKE SEAT IN SENATE AS REPRE. SENTATIVE OF VIRGINIA,

The.New Secretary of Agricultur:    Fawin T. Meredith, of Des Moines, Towa, Became Secretary of Agriculture in President Wilson's Cabinet Today,

CABINET CHANGES IN WASHINGTON ARE THE ORDER OF DAY TODAY   GLASS BECOMES SENATOR—HOUS TON TAKES HIS PLACE-—MERENiTH STEPS IN

SHIFTS. IN CABINE]   THIS: WAS MOV ING ‘DAY: 1 ‘PRESIDENTS: HOUSE HOL b.      ass and Meredith Take U Pp Theit  ih ry uy i ra New _Responstiilinies, :

THE CHANGES IN  CABINET  David K. Houston;  Secretary Of Treas ay   EL. MEREDITH  Becomes “The  Secretary Of Agriculture Today

CABINET CHANGES ARE MADE TODAY, GLASS 1S SENATOR   Heuston Succeeds Mr. Glass in the Portfolio of Secretary  Of Treasury.   MEREDITH SUCCEEDS ONE   Widely Knewn Editor and President of Advertising Club Heacs Agriculture Board.

CABINET SHIFT DAY DAWNS AT WHITE HOUSE   Booster of Smith College Sells Wares for $400,000 Campaign by Singing Sales

CABINET CHANGES GO INTO EFFECT   Meredith Takes Portfolio o Agriculture—Glass Becomes Senator.

“BIG FOUR" MUST VOTE FOR WOOD   Republicans Instruct Dele. gates How to Vote— Wasmuth Left Off   APPROVE MR. McCRAY   Almost Forgot to Endorse Goodrich Administration —Apology in Platform

WOOD 15 GIVEN INDIANA “Blt 4”   GENERAL CARRIES HOOSIER STATE CONVENTION BY MARGIN OF SEVEN VOTES.

INDIANA G. 0, P, UNITED FOR VICTORY   CLOSING HOURS OF CONVENTIO: MARKED WITH ENTHUSIASM.— NOMINATE SPLENDID TICKET

The State ' Convention Completed Work Last Night.   DELEGATES WILL SUPPORT WOOD   Resolution of Iustructions Ar Adopted—Proceedings of The Convention.

BATTLE OF ORATORY: OVER INSTRUCTING INDIANA DELERATES   WATSON, NEW GOODRICH AND “BEVERIDGE NOMINATED ‘TO COMPOSE THE “BIG FOUR.”   PLATFORM ENDORSES _GOODRICH’S REGIME   Also Advocates Control of Tax Ley 4es and Bond Issues Be Restored  To Counties.

COLORADO RANGERS: INTO COAL FIELDS   Miners’ Strike Develops in - Northern Region.

~ FORGE T00 SM   Ships Were Also‘too Small to Cope With Getimart)U-boats Says’ Admiral’Grant: Festifying Before: the: Senate: In vectioating Cammittes..

‘mature -yeflection ‘he haa Felécted . the -course..   UPHAM ay S OF VE or panGr HONATION

Bl FUND PLAN VETOED BY GOP, UPHAM DECLARES   REPUBLICAN TREASURER _ISSUES STATEMENT IN REPLY TO COX'S CHARGE

UPHAM DECLARES: PLAN. COX - GHARGES NEVER PUT INTO.  eco ae’ my wee mrimnke vain

JPHAM DECLARES PLAN COX CHARGES NEVER PUT INTO EFEEECT RV REPIIRI ICANS

UPHAM SAYS GUA GOT WRONG FORM   RE PUBLIC AN'S PRE ASURER- EN PLAINS PROPOSAL TH AT PARTY VETOED

REPLIES TO CHARGES OF COX.   Upham -Says Governor Quotes Plan Not Adonted.

G. 0. P. NOT ADOPT FORM PLAN   Cox Charges Therefor Vanish in Thin Ait Savs Upham. 

UPHAM DECLARES GOV. COX USING ABANDONED PLAK   DECLARES PROPOSAL TO ASK FOR LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS WAS VETOED BYCONMITTEE.

UPHAM SAYS COX HAS ABAD HUNCE   G, 0. P. TREASURER SAYS COX'S DOCUMENT WAS VETOED LONG RGO

UPHAM DECLARES LARGE DONATIONS WERENOT SOUGHT   Asserts That the Plan Disclosed By Gov. Cox Was Rejected By GC O. P. Committee   FORM 101 WAS PREPARED BY MAN IN HIS OFFIC!   And Provided For Asking Subserip tions Prom Five to Ten Thousand Dollars In Smount.

CONSTITUTIONALITY SEG TIONG OF LEVER AGT ARE ATTACKED   Motions to Quash Indictments Against Coai Miners and Operators Filed,   PLEA IN ABATEMENT WAS OVERRULED BY THE COURT   Specla} District Attorney Questioned as te Manner in Whieh Special Grand Jury Was tnformed of Error Concerning Statement Attributed to John L. Lewis by Member Congtre®s.

Hard, Crool Woids Spoke Of Lever Act by Hughes   WHILE, AS COUNSEL. FOR MINERS, HE ASSAILS IN  SCORNFUL VEIN THE INFORMATIONS IN AMAZING CASE—OPERATORS ALSO WOULD ESCAPE ON PLEA OF DEFECTIVE LAW—INDIANAPOLIS PROCEEDING.

ATTACK VALIDITY OF LEVER ACT   Attorneys in the Coal Wiinars' Case File Motions.   WANT INDISTMENTS QUASRED

Counsel for Defense Ask Indictments be. Quashed   FOOD CONTROL ATTACKED

MOTIONS MADE 10 QUASH INDIGTMENT AGAINST MINERS   Constitutionality of Lever Act Attacked By Attorneys   DECLARE IT INOPERATIVE

SER TO QUASH INDICTMENT   Motions Attack Constitutionality of lever Food Control Aet.

LODGE PLAYS NEW GARD FOR TREATY   Submits Substitute Reservatio to Article Ten.   YIELDS TO OUTSIDE PRESSURE   Introduction of Compromise Article at “Once Starts Violent Storm of ObjJections From Both Sides of the Chamber.

LODGE IN EFFORT TO REUNITE HIS. FORCES IN SENATE   PLAYS NEW CARD IN TREATY FIGHT   Trying To Gain Support of Republiean Members—Compromise Actien Causes Violent Storm  To Break.

COAL TANGLE IS PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT   “BOR ARTICLE TEN NOW UP   President Takes Hand in Award of Mine Strike Commission.   Vote Sought on Substitute Reservation Backed by Senator Lodge.   SIDES §NOT MUGH APART   PLAYS NEW GARD FOR PEACK   Will Try to Compose Differences Be tween Factions in Soft Coal Board Reports Net Made Public Lewis in Washington.   Vields to Mild Reservationiets ard Our side Preseure for Ratification— Compromise Causes Violent Storm to Break Out.

YEW ARTICLE TEN RIDER UP   Tote Souant an Substitute Resi ervation, jacked b by Sena-_ ;  hone te seEeide   ALAYS. REW GARD FOR PEACE   ‘ields to Mild Reservationists and Outside Pressure for Ratification—_ Compromise Causes Violent Storm to Break Out.

NEW ARTICLE TEN RIDER UP   Vote Sought on: Substitute Reservation Backed by Sena_ tor Lodge. .  pe ee Sy gy an ee   PLAYS NEW CARD FOR PEACE   Yields to Mild Reservationists and Outside Pressure for Ratification— Compromise Causes Vialent Storm ta Break Out.

NEW ARTICLE TEN RIDER UP   Vote Sought on Substitute Res ervation Backed by Senator Lodge.   PLAYS NEW CARD FOR PEACE   Vields to Mild Reservationists and Outside Pressure for Ratification— Compromise Causes Violent Storm to Break Out.

AUTOMOBILE IS FOUND,   Car That Carried Murderer of Mau rice Enright Located.

SULLIVAN GUESSES KNOX TOOK HARDING INTO CAMP OR THREW OUT CHALLENGE      Believes Thorough Going Cleavage Now on Between President-Elect and Irreconcilable Senators.

TAREGONCILABLES READY TO OPPOst NATION'S LEAGUE   Surmise That Group Will Oppose Present Pact, Even With Reservations.   KNOX HAS LONG PARLEY WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT   Resolution for Separate Peace With Germany Will Be ~ Again Presented. -

BELIEVE FOOD IS HOARDED   Federal Agents te Search Storage Places in Chicago.

SEARCH FOR HOARDED Foon   Attorney General Paimer Orders An. other Survey ef Chicago Storage. Houses—Expects Results.

QLD AICKCRY POM HICKORY POWDER ~ PLANT HAS BEEN SOI   But Government Reserves the Powder Making Machinery And Large Area for Storage Of Smokeless Powder. — Could be Used in Emeroency

Sale Old Hickory  * Powder Plant Made   Sok! {o Nashville Industrial Corpor. ation by Government for 2,000: Ob0,

LABOR PACBLEM 5 WORRYING MEXICO      Proshtent Obregan fegins Work Uo fis Coontry’s babar rote tem Without belay,      ABOR LONG OPPRESSED   A Strong Ceniency ix Now Sheva To Accept: Radhuat Prapiagsis dad Mevtea,

THREE COUPLE WED   WALTER PETERSON AND MADGE PARKER ARE MARRIED,   TO MAKE HOME AT CENTERVILLE   Ratph Marcue and Grace Swartz Are Quietly Wedded at Bride’s Home in Esthervitle-—McDougall ‘and: De Raad Nuptials at Struble,

Ralph Marcue and Grace Swartz Are Quietly Wedded at Bride’s Home in Estherville—McDougall ‘and De Raad Nuptials at Struble.

A REPUBLICAN MEETING  ;}Senator Charles Curtis And Cong. Strong to Address — At Courthouse Friday

Majority Socialists Vie With Independents In Denunciation of Former Ruler.

BEGIN FIGHT AGAINST _  EX-KAISER’S PROPERTY   Majority Socealists Precipitat ‘ Acrimonious Debate: Regard “ng Disposal of Rova Wealth.

GERMAN POLITIGIANS IN FIGHT 10 QEPRIVE FMPFANR OF FORTUNE   ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE PRECIPI TATED BY MAJORITY SOCIALIST MOTION,

KAISER ASSAILED IN BERLIN SPEECH   Attacked During Debate Over Seizure of Estates.   Majority Socialist Declares Emperor Should Have Died at the Head of His Trocps.,

EX-KAISER ATTACKED IN DEBATE OVER ESTATES.   Deputy Graef Declares Former Ruler Should Have Died at Head of His Troops.

GERMANY MAY -DEPRIVE WILHELM OF HIS ESTATES   SOCTALESTS START FIGHT T CONFISCATE HOHENZOLL_ ERN PROPERTIES.   One oof Deputies Even INPLESSe Doubt as ta Whether Kaiser Subscribed to War Loans.

FIGHT BEGINS T0 TAKE EX-EMPEROR'S FORTUNE   Socialists Wovld Give Him Fixed Income; Severely Critieised in Diet.

GERMAN DIET IN FIGHT TO SEIZE K AISER’S MONE’   Wilhelm Denounced for Fleeing Country When Defeated.

WANT KAISER’S LANDS   FIGHT FOR CONFISCATION ON EN GERMAN ASSEMBLY.      Majority Seciniisis. Join Independen - In- Demand—Denounce Former Ruler “Now Promenading.”

‘Thin Is Woat Majority Secialist Says ot Former Kaiser.      ‘DIDN'T LEAD @IS:-TROQeS   Failed to & ile, The “Hise

MOVE 10 TAKE RWAY WILLIAM'S FORTUNE   Debate in Diet Grows AcrimMonious.

BATTLE TO DERIVE ~ FORMER KAISER OF PROPERTIES BEGUN   Acrimonious® Debate Follows Motion Pertaining to Wealth of Count Hchenzollern

KAISER 1S ASSAILED   Attacked During Debate Over Seizure of Estates.   Majority Socialist Declares Emperor Should Have Died at the Head of His Troops.

rORWMCS KAISER MAY OE HUAN (JF PRIPERTY   Move Started to Take Prop erty and Fortune Away From Wilhelm

WANT TO SERIP THe EX-KAISER   ‘Fight to Deprive Former Em  peror of Properties and For. tune is Urged in Germany.

EX-KAISER IS FLAYED BEFORE GERMAN DIE?   Fight To Deprive Former Rul_ er of Property Begins In Earnest

FIGHT TO DEPRIVE -EX-EMPEROR   OF PROPERTIES AND . FORTUNE BEGINS IN CERMAN DIET.

FIGHT TO DEPRIVE KAISER OF FORTUNI      Majority Socialists Refer Issue to Assembly, Debate Js Hot.

WOULD SEIZE . ALL WILLIAM’S WORLDLY GOODS   Socialists Open Drive To Deprive ex-Kaiser of Vast Fortune.

jany German Officials Seek to Denrive “Old Bill" of Prop:  a al A ech a   Najority Socialists and Indeé pendants Would Seize Big Estate.

CHINESE CIVIL WAR STARTS IN HUNAN PROVINCE   Rebels Capture Chang ‘Sha, Capital of the Province

CIVIL WAR      Crisis Being Rapidly Neared tn China, Say Reports,

CIVIL WAR IN CHINA,       Believed Nation ts On the Vergé of a Bloody* Revolution,

CHINESE REBEL “FORGES OPEN GLA   Country Faces Internal anc International Crisis as  Fighting Begins

CIVIL WAR. CRISIS FEARED ; IN CHINA   Chang Sha, Capital of Hunan Pre vince, Captured by South China Rebel Forces.

CONFEREES HAVE WIDE DIFFERENCES   EXTENDED DEBATE ON PROVISIONS OF ESCH AND CUMMINS BILLS

SUA HOLDS Tit LEAGUE NO BAR TO OBLIGATIONS   Would Not Desert France if Germany Attacked; Wants Troops Withdrawn

LEAGUE MEANS FIGHT FOR U. §   Cox Tells French Newspaper man America Would Help Were Treaty Accepted. °   ‘OBSERVE... OBLIGATIONS

TRAINMEN ON N. AND W. WILL STRIKE TODAY   ABSENCE OF GLERKS ON R. R. MAKES WORK “UN. QAR? DMawy @AWw

N. & W. SHO  PMEN  QUIT IN SYMPATHY   Join Clerks in Strike and May Bring Out Trainmen —Tieup of Road Threatened.

2,800 of Norfolk & Western, 700 Switchmen at Chicago—tlegal, Says President Lee.   THREAT OF FURTHER TIE-UP   Whole Wage Controversy Back Before President When Wage Board Fails.

1900 SHOPMEN “ALSO QUIT WORK      Go Out on a Sympathy Strike With Rail-yoad Clerks

OHIO SHOPMEN WALK OUT   Sympathetic Strikes Btaged in Norfolk - and Western Terminals

SHORTAGE OF SUGAR TO LAST FOR YEARS   HOOVER SEEKS NO. PROSPECT of IMMEDIATE RELIEF.   Pressing Need for the Present le Ratientang. With Geverninest Actterm ta orteet Ite Past  shortcomings.

SUGAR RATIONING NEEDED HOOVER TELLS COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING SITUATION   IMMEDIATE GOVERNMENT ACTION TO CONTROL SUPPLY IMPERATIVE, HE SAYS—ALSO GIVES VIEWS ON INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS.

BATIONING OF SUGAR ADVOCATED BY HOOVER   WORLD SHORTAGE IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE THREE YEARS, HE ASSERTS.

SUGAR SHORTAGE 10  UIST THRE YEAS, ~"TBCLARES HOKWEE   Former Administrator Tells Committee High Prices Will Continue—Urges Rationing.

HERBERT HOOVER GOMES OUT FLAT FOR OPENSHOP”   ONLY SOLUTION OF LABOR WAR   HE ALSO GIVES VIEW OF SUGAR SITUATION  , TODAY Ss

Hoover Predicts. World Scar. city of Product for Next  Four Years.   RATIONING BY GOVT 18 RECOMMENDED

HOOVER TELLS CONGRESS WHY SUGAR 15 HIGH   WORLD SHORTAGE WILL LIKELY CONTINUE TWO OR THREE YEARS, HE THINKS   Also Believes Labor Unrest Cannot Bea Settled By Any Form of Legal Or Court Action

HOOVER ON SUGAR   Government Should Take Con trol of Supply, He Says

RATION SUGAR, ~ HOOVER URGES — CONGRESSMER   Says Present Shortage May Continue Two or Three Years More   Former Food Administrator Also  Gives Committee His Views on Industrial Situation

WOULD RATION SUGAR   Hoover Tells Congress View on How to Handle Situation,

CONGRESS HEARS HOOVER'S VIEWS ON SUGAR COST   Says Shortage Probably ‘Will Contiaue Three Years—Suzgests Rationing Remedy.

PA LMERI ERRED IN SUGAR PLAN   Jail ‘Threats’ Nev é) Will Cut Price, . Says He. i

WORLO SHORTAGE AF SUGAR MAY LAST TWOOA THREE YEARS   Hoover Urges Need of Ration. ing and Government Action to Control Supply   FRANKLY DISAGREES WITH POLICY OF MR. PALMER   Prices Can Never be Fived Throagh Threats of Jail, Proper Course Toe. ing Through Commercial Processes, Both Louisiana and Cuban Crops Should Have Been Purchased

HOOVER GOES OVER SUGAR SITUATION WITH CONGRESS   Declares There is no Immediate Relief in Sight—Favors Rationing

HOOVER URGES SUGAR RATIONING   APPEDARS BEFORE HOUSE com MITIEE PROBING SHORTAGE SITUATION   DISCUSSES LABOR PROBLEM   “Repressive Legislation’ Onl Wis Means Further Ditficulty, In  WU ve uw

PRICE OF SUGAR TO REMAIN HIG   Former Food Adminisirato ~ Asserts That Cuban Crop Should Have Been Taken

HOOVER TALKS ABOUT SUGAR   Says World Shortage is Likely to Continue Two or Three Years.

KUD GHANG URGES REGONGILIATION OF TWO FAGTIONS   Famous Chinese Statesman’s Last Thoughts Were for Has Nation.

FENG KUO CHANG, FORMER PRES. CHINA, 18 DEAD   Was Named Head of Govern: ment When President Li Resigned the Job in 1917.   PUT DOWN REPELLIONS; ESTABLISHED ORDER   After Leaving Office of Pres ident, Feng Was Made a Field Marshal. ‘

FORMER PRESIDENT OF CHINA IS DEAL   Feng Kuo Chang Asks Warring Governors To Reconcile Differences.

FORMER PRESIDENT OF / CHINA IS DEAD.  / Jf   From Degth Bed He Issued Plea for  itelenme tion if CNA Ceoatta

ROW IN IRISH RANKS   Disagreement in “Friends of Irish Freedom” Organization.   Reported That “President” De Valera and VU. S. Aids Are at War Over Policy.

ROW BREAKS OUT IN IRISH RANKS   Disagreement in “Frierds of trish Freedom” Organization.   Reported That “Prosident” De Valera and U. S. A®ls Are at War » Over Policy.

RANKS OF “FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM” WAVER.   It is Said “President” De Valera and His Aids Are at War Over Policy.

SENATE. TAKES UP ~ APPROPRIATIONS      Committee ee Favorably ‘Reported Large tch of Bills As Passed By the Howse.

TAX. PAYIN G TIME   Monday, Nev. 1, the Last Day t Liawidate te Avoid Penalty

CHAIRMAN: HAYS ASSERTS. PARTY CCOTAIN TO WIN   Revival of Loyalty and Pat rictism Brought on ~by Repubiitan Campaign   AMERICA ‘PRIMARY ISSUE   Leader -Deciares Domestic Needs of Americans Have Been Overlooked

HAYS CONFIDENT HARDING WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT   ORDERS REPUBLICAN MEETINGS TO BE OPENED WITH SINGING OF. “ADPBRIGA”~ ~~:

RAILROADS MAY INCREASE FARES FOR TRAVELIN(   } . ‘IF FREIGHT RATES ARE NO! RAISED PASSENGER RATES MAY REACH 4 CENTS

WILLARD, OF B &0,, SAYS FREIGHT RATE BOOST NECESSAR\   Says B. & O- Now Has Claim: Aga‘s st-Goyernment For Five or Six Million Dollars.

OUURES PERISH AD OTORM ANTS SOUTHEAST   Georgia And Eastern Ala bama Suffer Heavy Loss In Cuclone.   LA GRANGE FEELS BRUNT OF STORM   Fifty Dead And Mor Than 100 Injured In Stricken Town.

4 pee oak   Woman: Sufftage: and Horse, Racing ‘Questions Witt: Be Et ed Batore “the Aseembly.

OPPORTUNITY 70 WRITE HISTORY IS BEFORE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION WHICH CONVENES TODAY

LOUISIANA ROGEMBLY WILL CONVENE TODAY   THREE IMPORTANT MATTERS ARF TO BE CONSIDERED BY LAWMAKERS,

DikD NEAR WINDFALL.   '  Lyman Nash Passes Away Afiel Long IIness.

PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN HELD UP NEAR CHICAGC   Dining Car Steward Resist: Four Negroes and Prevents Robbery.

FOUR MEN HOLD UP A TRAIN   Believed to Have Secured Much Beoty in Chicago Subarb.

THUNDER OF BOLSHEVIK GUNS RESOUNDS (N POLISH CAPITAL ENCIRCLING MOVE CONTINUES   Two Thousand Red Cavalrymen Slashing Way Through Pole Lines, Closely Followed by Infantry Divisions; Poles Still Hold to Belief That Counter Stroke Will Save Dav.

REDS CLOSE TO WARSAW GATES   ROAR OF ARTILLERY HEARD IN POLISH CAPITAL.   CITY MENACED ON TWO SIDES   Defending Forees Giving Ground ut Faith High That Enemy will Be Checked—Peace Delegation On Way.

STOPS N. ¥.ROADS FROM: WGREASING INTRASTATE. RATES   Court Restraining: Order Put: “Block in -Plans-to Boost ’ Fares. Next Monday.

femporary Injunctions Will Preven Intra-State Raising of Rates — Next Monday

NEWBERRY: JURY - PICKING DELAYED   Many Are, Excused When They State ‘Their. Minds Are Made Up.

NAGS DELAY SELECTION   Many of Newberry Jury Panel Are Bxeused for Prejudice Arninst Defendants.

Many of Newberry Jury Panel Are Exeused for Prejudice Against Defendants.

AAMERS UNION OPENS  ONTO IISCUSSES MIDDIE MAN QUESTION   REPRESENTATIVES OF TWENTY. EIGHT STATES ARE ATTEND ING CONVENTION.

MIDDLE MAN TO BE ELIMINATE!   If Plans of Farmets’. Unior Are Put Thru,—Barrett is Presiding at Kansas City.

ELIMINATE MIDDLEMAN   This is What Farmers Union Pro poses To Do Very Largely.

MIDDLEMAN IS. TARGET. AT ‘ FARMERS’ UNION SESSION      Establishment and Extension..of Go-op erative Sales Agencies Topic at the. . Kansas’ City Convention

CUT OUT MIDDLEMAN   Cooperative Marketing Considered By National Farmers’ Union

MARTIAL LAW IN MEXICAN TOWN   Proclamation Issued Following Kill ing of Two Deputies by the Soldiers.

REPUBLICAN IN HOUSE ASKS ~ FORPROBE   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICIALS DENOUNCE MOVE AS POLITICAL

NELCONIES THE FULLEST INVES HEATON   On His Connection With Fixing Price of Louisiana Sugar.

DRAMA TG PUNCH V0 PULPHT QUERY   Lightning Strikes Just As Minister Asks How Many Wouid Be Ready m Such Case.

Bolt Answers Praver   “How Many Are Ready for Death?” Asks Pastor; _ Lightning Kills Two in Tent; One Victim From Wisconsin

LIGHTNING  HIT. TENT   Free Methodist t Revival in Progress and Minister Had Asked How Many Were Ready.

PREACHER ASKS CONGREGATION IF THEY ARE PREPARED   BOLT OF LIGHTNING KILLS TWO, INJURES OTHERS.   THE REV. TIMBER ONE OF MEN KNOCKED DOWN   Had Just Asked Congregation if Bol: of Lightning Entered Tent, How Many Would be Ready, When Crash Comes, Killing and Maimina.

IMETHODIST MEETING HIT BY LIGHTNING   Evangelist Asked Who Was Pre pared and the Storm Opened Up On Camp

TWO PREACHERS AILLED WHEN LIGHTNING HITS   Bolt’ Strikes Just As Evangelist Asks Who is Ready for Death :

FATAL LIGHTNING CLOSE ON PREACHER’S WARNING   Bolt Kills Two Ministers and Badly Burns Speaker at Methodist Tent Meeting in Indiana

LIGHTNING KILLS TWO MINISTERS   TENT NEAR LAPORTE IS STRUCK BY BOLT.

BOLT-KILLS MINISTERS IN TENT CONGREGATION   Admonttion of Hvangelist is Followed y Lightning Rearing Death to Two : and Burning Speaker

HOW MANY ARE READY? ASKS§ /EVANGELIST,THEN LIGHT"ING STRIKES TENT.

THUNDERBOLT STRIKES TENT MINISTER DEAD   Preacher Had Just Asked The Audience How Many Woulc Be Ready to Go if Lightning Hit The Tent.   Jnusual Incident Occurs Du ing Camp Meeting in Indi  ana

METHODIST MEETING  AIT BY LIGHTNINC   TWO .PREACHERS— KILLEI AND QNE WAS BADLY BURNED   Evangelist Asked Who Was Pre pared and -the Storm’ Opened Up Oa Cam

Preacher Had Just Asked The Audience How Many Woulc Be R2ady to Go if Lightning Hit The Tent.   Unusual Incident Occurs Dur ing Camp Meeting in Indi  Ang

‘World’s Most Competent Authorities  On International Legislation

REV. HENRY CLARE BURIED   Body of Former Minister Transferred  Here From Wiikinsburg.

MORE NEWSPAPER WILL BE REQUIRED   Registering of Women Voters Wil : Necessitate Using of 16,000 : Pounds of White Paper.

CAPITAL LEVY ON U. S. PROPERTY FOR DEBTS   Head of Plumb Plan League Tell ) Farmerg Owners of Wealth Must Meet Levies.

Vian Already Adopted in Germany and Considered Inevitable in Great Britain--Vitorously Attacks Pending Sedition Legislation, and Says the Richt of People Must be Preserved,

AUTHOR OF PLAR TO HANDLE READS ATTACKS SY STEN   URGHS PLAS ES ADDRESS br PORE NVETONAL PARM LABOR CONGEHESS

 PROPERTY to ISCHARCE DEBT              ial: Distribution’  of merica’s’ Obligations midrig These: Owning  tious Percentages of Wealth Suoveésted. °      ‘A PLUMB PLAN.

A CAPITAL LEVY UPON PROPERTY   May be Necessary to Meet Our National Debt   Problem is So to Adjust Our Affairs that Two Per Cent of People Who Own Sixty Per Cent of Wealth Shall Pay Their Percentage of Indehtedness He Addc

PROPERTY LEVY CALLED POSSIBL   Piumb Speaks Before FarmerLabor Congress.   EXPLAINS DEBT PROBLEM.   Declares Conference Looks to Establishment of Co-operative Enterprise Including Every Step From Production to Manufacturinig and Storage,

DISCHARGE NATIONAL DEBT BY TAX LEVY ON INDUSTRY IS GLENN E. PLUMB’S PLAN

PLUMB ThiNKo CAPITAL LEVY MAY BE AHEAD   TRIPARTITE CONTROL INVENTOR CITES GERMANY’S RECOURSE TO THIS EXPEDIENT   Savs We Must Adiust Affairs So That Each Shall Pav In Proportion to Wealth.

Tennesee Vote. For Saffrage Will Not Change   House Adjourns and: Origina Action Stands; Colby Is Ready to Ratify.

ITALIAN-JUGO-SLAY PEACE DELEGATION GET VERY CORDIAL   Celebrate Signing of Adriatic Treaty With Dinner and Toasts to Two Kings.

REALLY CORDIAL   italy afi Jugo-Slavia Are’ Hetisg Nice to Each Other Now.

GORDIALITY fa KEYNOTE OF JUGUSLAW AND ITALIAN  TREATY SIGNINE   Great Dinner Was Served Two Dele gations Last Night—Toasts to Two Kings Exchange Bu Prem: jars

ITALIAN-SLAVIC TREATY SIGNED   GREAT CORDIALITY BETWEEN LATINS AND JUGO SLAVS   Toasts to King of Italy and Jugo Slavia Exchanged at Banquet of Peace Delegations.

TALY AND JUGO-SLAVG (N- FRIENDLY TERMS   Agreement Between Them o ot The Principles of the Nev Territorial Adjustment Ha: Met With General Approva  Gaw Deenvta.

PALMER SAYS POST FRIEND QF RADICALS   Urges Senate Committee te Delve Deep Into Secretary’s Record.

PALMER SCORES AEGORD OF POST   Replies to Criticisms of Justice Department   Attorney General Says His Department has been Handicapped Because it has Collided with Stubborn Incapacity of Louis H. Post in Attempting to Round Up Radicals

PALMER FIRED BROADSIDE AT LOUIS F. POST   Assistant Secretary Of Labor Declaréd By Attorney General To Be Too Friendly To Radi  SET HIMSELF. ABOVE LAW   WILL CONTINUE  TESTIMONY

POST BEFRIENDED NICAL LEADERS PIMERCHAREES   ATTORNEY GENERAL REPLIES TO CRITICISMS MADE BY LABOR OFFICEAL.   ‘Says Department cf Justice Handicapped in Deportation Cases By “Stubborn Incapacity of Assistant Secretory.

PALMER ANSWERS CRITICS   Declares Assistant Secretary Yroat Set Himsaelf Ahove Copgress and the Law.

DECLARES MA. Publ ET HIMGELE ABOVE CONGRESS AND LAW   Nitorney General Replies te Criticisms by Assistant Secretary of Labor.   RULE OF EVIDENCE LAID DOWN BY COURTS DEFIEL      Favors Shown to Violators of Law and Their Attorneys and Common Courtesy Refused to Department of Justice—Urges Committee to Delve Deep Into Record,

PALMER REPLIES TO POST CHARGE   Says Labor Department Of ficial Is Friendly to Radicals.

PALMER ASOAIL POST 3 RECORD   Attorney General Says Hi Department Badly Handicapped by Post

PALMER FLAYS POST.   Declares Assistant Labor Sec. retary Has Set Himself Above Congress and Law.

POST WAS FRIENDLY TO RADICAL ELEMEN   ATTORNEY GENERAL CRITICISES ASSISTANT SECRETARY LABOR BEFORE COMMITTEE.

PALMER TELLo CONGRESS HUW POST BLOCKED   JUSTICE DEL ARTMENT IN Tt8 bi PORT TO REID COUNTRY Ol RED RADICALS.   Post's Personal View Was That Th: Doportuion Law Was Wrongs And Not Entorceable.

PALMER REPLIES 10 CRITICISMS   He Says Assistant Secretary Post Sets Himself Above Law and Congress   FRIENDLY TO RADICALS =   Has Shown Favors to Violators and Their Attorneys,” the Witness States

“48-RS” INTEND - TO QUIT PARTI   RESIGNING OFFICERS CHARGI FARMER-LABOR ORGANIZATION IS CONTROLLED BY I. W. -W.

48’ ERS DESERT FARMER LABOR ORGANIZATION   Follows Closely Charge That Labor Party Is Controlled by the I. W. W.   CALLED CLASS PARTY   CHRISTENSEN DENIES CHARGE SAYING IT IS MADE UP OF EVERY-DAY AMERICANS

COMMITTEE OF 48 TO BE REGRGANIZEL   Will Withdraw From the Nev, ~ .Farmer-Labar Party.

EORTY-EGHTERS DECIDE TO QUIT THE NEW PARTY   McCurdy Says Farmer-Labor Organization is a Radical fina   CANNOT MIX WITH THEM

FARMER-LABOR PARTY HAS BREAK IN RANKS   Reorganization of Committee of 48 Along Party’s Original Lines Is Planned

FORTY-EIGHTERS FLAY NEW PARTY   Committee Leaders Say In dustrial Workers of World . Control Organization      RADICALISM- IS: INVOLVED   Christensen, Fatmer-lia bor Party Presidential Candidate Issues Statement

AB ERS 10 FORM ANOTHER PARTY   Will Not Remain Under the Farmer-Labor Combine  Banner.

W. W. CONTROL OF THIRD PARTY ALLEGED   COMMITTEE OF FORTY-EIGHT MAY WITHDRAW FROM FARMERLABOR ORGANIZATION.

FEARLESS 46 10 QUIT FARMER-LABOR PARTY   AND STILL ANOTHER PARTY SOON WILL BLOSSOM FORTH— LEADERS OF 48 ISSUE STATEMENTS—SO DOES MR. CHRISTENSEN.

REFUSE TO SPONSOR THE RADICAL PARTY   COMMITTEE OF FORTY-EIGHT TO CUT LoosK ENTIRELY.   Preparing te Withdraw Formal y From Farmer-Labor Greup—Carndidate Christensen Repediates Salt Lake Men.

WOOL "MARKET. STAGNANT   Little aoe A Insufficient ‘to ian Any Marked Excitement

RELIC FOR ALL DVSABLED IN WAR ~ TS LEGIONS AIM   Will Seek To Consolidate Health, Insurance and Vocational.

GIVES OUTLINE LEGION POLICY   Galbraith Attends Dinner at Philadelphia.   [ASSISTANCE FOR / ALL DISABLED ME   Favors Combining Various Bureaus.

SQUARE DEAL FOR DISABLED MEN DEMANDED   Policy of American Legion fo: Coming Year Outlined by New Commander.   10) «AID. «= AMERICANIZATION

LEGION POLICY — WAS OUTLINED   National Commander Ii Honored.With ‘Dinner in Philadelphia

AME RICAN LEGION AFTER A BONU?   DISABLED MEN MUST BE CAR ED FOR FIRST, SAYS THE COMMANDER.   WANT A CONSOLIDATION   Various Bureaus Should Be Consolidated So That Compensation May Be Made More Quickly,

HAD NEWBERRY NOT BEEN SEATED   Peace Treaty Woulc Have Been Ratified By Senate

NEW YORK OFFICIAL URGES PASSAGE OF THE SEDITION BILI   Says Ten Thousand New York People Daily Advocate Overthrow of the Government.

WANT WILSON'S VIEWS ON CHANGE IN ARTICLE TEN   EMMISSARY SENT TO WHITE HOUSE. TO LEARN HOW, WILSON FEELS ABOUT RESERVATION   MAY END DEBATE SOON   Two Wars of Putling Stop to ‘Talk. fest Are Possible — Lodge Angered Because Democrats Bolt Conference Agreements

(Officers ef Shepmen to Announce  Decision On Walkout aS   HITCHCOCK ASKS — AN EMISSARY ON TENTH ARTICLE

SEEKS WILSON’S VIEW ON TREATY COMPROMISI   “Hitehcock Sends Request for President to See Simmons With Proposal of Democrats.

TO DECIOE RAIL STRIKE   HITCHCOCK ASKS — _ AN EMISSARY ON TENTH ARTICLE

INDICT LEADING OWNER AND UNION HEAD   Peabody Named in Conspiracy Case With Lewis Also Facing Charges.

IRISH PICKETS HIRE AIRPLANE ~— -TOBEAT COPS   Anti-British Propaganda I: Thrown from Sky at  Embassy.

PICKET THE BRITISH EMBASSY BY AIRPLAN   Irish Leaders. Defy. the, Police of Washington to Come Up _and- Arrest’ Them

PICKETS TAKE TO AIR.   Irish Sympathizers in Piying Machine Dare Police to Arrest Them.

IRISH PICKETS IN AIRPLANES   Take to Air in Washintgon When Barred From Streets.

CMR RR ANE ENNIO gta fo etn Ae nS  o~ IRIS SH PICKETS USED 4A PLANE.  Rarread rans “Vridiah, ‘eamha «ex Civrin

IRISH PICKETS UP IN AIR DEFY COPS    Pickets Barred from Washington Streets Resort to Use of Flying “Machine   SCATTER PROPAGANDA   Four Land Workers, Who Defy Police Wamings are Placed Under Arrest

Supporters of Irish Freedom Drop Leaflets From Airplanes; Defy Police to Go Up and Stop Them.

IRISH AIR “RAID” ON BRITISH EMBASSY   Britishers Show Traditional Quality by Posting Banner in Embassy Window.

IRISH.PIGKETS = TAKE TO THE AlR   Bora thg Capita With, Leaflets. eae ila Cine

IRISH PIGKETS USE AIRPLANES N WASHINETON   Are Barred From Streets Sur. rounding the British Embassy.   DROP LEAFLETS ON CITY

WASHINGTON RAIDED PROM AIR BY IRISH   NO HITS WERE REGISTERED ON BRITISH EMBASSY.   High Winds Scattered the ‘*Bombs’ Everywhere Bat Upon Target— Challenged Police to Stup Them.

PICKETS IN PLANES   Resort to Novel Methods tc Fivade the Police

AIRPLANE USED HOH PICKET NG ~ BRITISH EMBASS)   Irish Pickets Take tc the Air After Arrests on Streets   MANY LEAFLETS ARE SHOWERED

WOMEN PICKETS HAVE AIRPLANES   United States Government Is Greatly Disturbed Following Embassy Affair

FROM AIR, PRO-IRISH ARE SCATTERING PROPAGANDE      ARRESTED ON LAND, THEY GO UP IN PLANE TO TRY TO ANNOY BRITISH EMBASSY—A QUARTETTE LED TO CELLS

Irish Pickets, Barred From the Streets; Challenge Police From the Sky.   DROP PROPAGANDA BOMBS ON EMBASSY   Women Pickets Arrested’ Fail to Furnish Bail and Go to Jail.

TAKE TO SKY. — WHEN ROUTED FROM STREE]   PROPAGANDISTS RAIN LEAFLETS AT BRITISH EMBASSY FROM’ ' AIRPLANE, BUT FAIL. TO — SCORE DIRECT nit.

LADY PICKET DENIED WALKS TAKE TO EVHER   SCATTER TRISH REPUBLIC LI TERATURE ON CAPITAL PROM ATRPLANE.   benglish Pinbassy Is Game And Puts Captured Banner In Window for Ali To See,

New head of organized baseball will attend opening game of Giants

SYNGE LANMTS 10 BE allt! OF HONOR AT OPENING NEXT SEASON      WILL ATTEND OPENING GAME ©) 1921 SEASON BY THE NEW  YORK GIANTS,

HARDING AGAIN GALLS ON COX FOR STATEMEN?   N Wants Specification of Demoerati Stand on League of Nations.

INTERNATIONAL LOBBY AT WORK FOR DEMOCRATS   Powerful Interests to Put Up Huge Sums to Elect Governor  Cox, Says Sen. Ilarding.   REPEATS FORMER QUERIES

HARDING DECLARES COX DODGES ISSUE   G. 0. P. Candidate Publishes Statement Asking for Democratic Stand   ATTACKS NEW CHAIRMAN   Senator Further Says Dem ocrats: Attempt to Make League Secondary Issue

But Nominee Promises ‘They Wont Be Permitted to Do So   COX AGAIN QUERIED   ‘Republican Candidate Wants to  Know His Attitude on Big , Problems of the Day   ASSAILS FINANCING METHODS   Certain Powerfui International “Interests” Are Behind Demcratic Campaign, He Says

TARUING AGAIN QUESTIONS COX   Demands Specifications on League Stand  INSISTENT ON ISSUE   Says Democrats Cannot Keep League of Nations’ in the Background — Raps Chairman White—Declares ‘‘International Interests’’ will Contribute to Democrats

HARING TINK DEMOCRATS WILL ATTEMPT 10 DODGE   Will Not be Permitted to Keep League in Background as issue, He Says.   WILL OPEN HIS FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN TODAY   Charges Powerful International Interests Concerned in Wilson Foreign Policy Are Preparing Liberally to Finance Gov, Cox’s Campaign.

Charges Powerful Internation_ fal Interests Are Prepared To Finance Campaign.   WILL KEEP LEAGUE - EN THE FOREGROUND   Declares Country Will Show Disepproval:of Unrestricted Campaign Funds.

WORLD POWERS 10 GIVE DEMOS MUNEY-HARTIN   STAND ON LEAGUE WILL BRING BACKING FROM OVERSEAS HE SAYS

Big Bankers Will Finance Bourbon Campaign, Charged   Republican Nominee Declares Democrats: Plan to Keep Covenant in Background But He Promises They Will Not. Be At lowed to Do So.

CHARGES MADE BY ~ SENATOR HARDING   Dems. would Keep League Issue i in Background —

HARDING ASKS COX FOR DEM’S LEAGUE STAND   Senator Charges Powerful International Interests Will Finance Dem. Campaign   HARDING SAYS DEM LEADERS WANT TO KEEP LEAGUE ISSUE IN BACKGROUND

FOREIGNERS 10 AID DEMOGRATS, LEAGUE FIGHT?   iiarding Charges that Fund is Being Raised in  Other Nations.

Harding Questions Cox on  Democratic League Stand   a. O. P. Standard Bearer Plans to Keep Question t« Forefront and Prefaces Opening of “Front Porch’ Campaign by Attacking Opponent’s Finance Meth ods—Raps Other Issues. _

HARDING ASKS COX TO DEFINE HIS POSITION   Alleges Powerful atervation ~ al Interests Are Preparing ‘ to Give Cox Financial Kelp.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE. _ ISSUES LONG STATEMENT   Demands Explanation Cox’s ~ Attitude Toward League of Nations and Foreign Policy of President Wilson. -

ATTITUDE OF COX   Opponent Requested to Reveal Stand on League,   will BRING FORTH ISSUE      Republican Nominee Says That the More Democrats Attempt +o Get Away From Question, «he More Insistent Country will Be to Know Their In santione.

G.'O. P. Nominee Prefaces Front Porch Campaign by Again Asking for League Specifications.

POLICIES OF WILSON MAY PROVE PLAGUE   HARDING ASKS COX TO EXPLAIN WHERE HE STANDS.   Republican Nominee Insistent 01 an Anawer Defining Position On League — Quotes From  Senator Walsh.

EMANDS COX MAKE STAND ON LEAGUE (SUE   CHARGES POWERFUL INTERESTS READY TO BACK UP DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN   WANTS PUBLIC STATEMENT   Senator Prefaces Front Porch Election Drive By Declaring Opponents Hope to Put League In Background;  Hie Will Not Permit It

INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS ARE BACKING COX   Senator Harding Says Demo cratic Campaign is Financed by Outsiders.

SARTIAG LAW IN. GALVESTON      Caused By Freight Congestion i Result. of Sirike

TEXAS GOVERNOR PUTS GALVESTON ONOER THE BAN OF MARTIAL LAW WHEN STRIKING DOCKWORKERS REMAIN OUT

GALVESTON-PLACED. UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Proclamation Issued By Gov. Hobby On Account of Freight Congestion From Strike.

Governor pace Troops in Chargeo ty by IKeason o Longshoremen’s Strife,

AT GULF PORT   TEXAS GOVERNOR PuTS GALVES TON IN HANDS OF STATE TROOPS.

DECLARES MARTIAL LAW.   Texas Governor Continues Efforts to Relieve Freight Congestion. :

GALVESTON UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Governor Places Troops ir Charge of City by Reason of Longshoremen’s Strike.

MARTIAL LAW ENDS. AT NOON, OCT. §   Proclamation by Governor . "Made Public..

JOHN BURNETT DEAD.   Succumbed at the Good = Samaritan Hospital in’ KRokome,

te i ore  Flies 7  Suécumbed at the Good! Samaritan Hospital in Kokdme.,

PREVALENT IN EASTERN MEXICO   U. S..Places Quarantine or All Travelers From Thacs Paris.

3,000-CASES FLU N OnIO IN MONTH  ‘Orly One "Seventh as. Many: as      Only One’ ‘Seventh a as. Many: as _- Were Reported Bie ‘ ~~“ Mager Angst   INCREASE IN CLEVELAND   Canton Appropriates Money to Combat Disease—Opens New Hospital,

GREAT UPRISING IN IN TURKEY   Commander of Thrace Its Leading Nationalist Movement Against the Peace Terma.

WORLD HAS FIVE PLAGUES   Pope Benedict Enumerates the AfMmfic tions of the People of Oid Mother Earth.

POPE ASSERTS _ FIVE PLAGUES AFFLICT WORLI   Thirst for Pleasure ani Disgust for Work Are Named

Reports Say Reds Demand Seven Per Cent of Poland's Rolling : Stock Must Be Surrendered   Reds Also Demand Millitary Occupatior for Five Years and Take Over Salt and Coal Mines

SEEKING CONTROL  OF NEW REPUBLIC FOR FIVE YEARS   Demands _Indemnities and Occupation of Defeated Enemy.

M'ADOO OPPOSED TO CHANGING DRY LAW   Says Modification of Volstead Act Would Make Saloons of Groceries And Drug Stores,

HANDLES 8772 _-TROOP-TRAINS      Biggest Factor in Passenger Trai . fic of Railroads Was Demo. ~ bilized Soldiers

TROOP TRAINS SWELL TOTAL PASSENGERS   Three And A Half Million Soldiers Rode Trains Of! Allegheny Region

OAS THEODORE JR. oA MISINFORMED YOUNG STATESMAN   Gov. Cox Believes Friends Should Look After Col. Roosevelt’s Son.   Says the Boy Should Be Se' Right on League Ieciie 

Calls €x-President’s Son “Misguided Juvenile Statesman”   NEEOS A.6.C. LEAGUE COURSE   Position on Covenant Question Ridiculous. Governor Says

iT GLO ALLO OLE ALT ttt ett  Guess What Racine’s Population Will Be   The. Journal-News Offers Three Prizes tor Most Nearly ' Correct Guesses—Clip Coupon from Tonight's Paper and Tuesdav’s.

Guess What Racine’s Population Will Be      The Journal-News Offers Three Prizes for Most Nearly Correct Guesses—Clip Coupon from Tonight’s Paper and Saturday’s.

AVIATOR KNOWN HERE   Flyer Held by Mexicans Was Former Mt. St. Mary's Star.

/ROAR:OF GIANT: MOTORS: ~~ HEARD AT: ‘NOWMUL      Qualification . Trials. Are’ Goin; -_ Out to Weed. Out Slow . Cars‘ From the Fast.

HARDING WILL BREAK. FAITH FE ENTERS. VERSAILES. LEAGUE,  SENATOR REED SAY         Idea; Butler Would Have the . League an Judicial Basis

DISREGARDS BRITISH PROTEST ON DE VALERA   New Orleans Given Formal Notice by Consul General   lrish Leader Only “Wet a Little” a Result of Railroad Accident

DE VALERA NOT IN TRAIN WRECK   Arrives at New Orleans Nine Hours Late

LS LTT  RE-CREATION OF WAR FINANCE CORPORATION   Will Be Asked of Presidcnt Wilson to Aid in Exporting Cotton and Other Products.

Biase in Refrigerator Space 6 American Steamship Fatal to Yimielenti@f@ied t.alhore ve.

TWO LIGHTEST FINES   Por Violation of Dry Law Levied at Pittsburgh

QUITS TIPTON COUNTY GAME   Charics Howard Has Eve on Senator iat Tova from Show Me state.

LEGAL QUESTION IS RAISED ON OPENING  OF MILK STATION   ‘School Commissioners Doubt the Legality of Utilizing High School for Purpose   PUT PROBLEM UP TO CITY ATTORNEY FOR AN OPINION   If Ruling is Favorable Matter May Again Come Up

LEGAL QUESTION IS .. RAISED ON OPENING. OF MILK STATION   School Commiasioners'  Doubt - the Legality of: Utilizing bed \ “ Schook-for Purpose °   PUT PROBLEM EM UP. TO. CITY ~ ATTORNEY. FOR’ AN OPINIO!      IE Ruling  is Favorable Maites May Again Come Up

PROSECUTION OF BIG PROFITEERS TO-START SOON   Score of Millionaires and 50 Other Industrial Leaders Under Investigation   INDICTMENTS NEXT “MONTH ARE URGED.

GOVERNMENT ~ READY TO PRESS  BOURE CHAREES   Department Predicts Indictments on Profiteer. ing Charges of Many in Multi-Millionaire Class  Savs Statements.   DEVELOPMENTS

Action Planned is Reply of Administration to Campaign Charge That Big Profiteers Have Been  Shielded

NEGOTIATIONS f DELAYING ' PUBLICITY UPON ISSUES   President, is ~ Understood to  Have Modified. Insistence ~ Upon Carrying Out Precisely : Original Settlement __

President’s Note to ~  ‘Supreme Allied. Council, Is- Received in London

ALLIES WITHDRAW AMBASSADORS FR'M ATHENS IS PLANNED   ACTION. DESIGNATED TO INDICATE OPPOSITION TO KING CONSTANTINE

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SHIN OPPOSITION TO GREEKS} CHOICE   Agree Upon Plan to Withdraw Ambassadors From Athens,Leaving Minor Officials. +   EXPECT ITALY TO DO SAME   Action Will Reduce Greece to a Third Rate Power in the Eyes of Europe.

EMBASSIES OF TRIPPLE ALLIES   Will Lenve Athens  Simuligneousl Is Announced by Freneh Foreign Qfiice.

Envoys of 3 Big Powers to Quit Greece   Allies Plan Way to Indicate Opposition to Return of Constautine.

THREE NATIONS TO WITHDRAW “FROM GREECE   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE ANE ITALY HAVE REACHED SUCH AN AGREEMENT.   This Moveament is Regarded as an In. dication of the Resentment of the Nations Toward King  Clonstantine_

THREE NATIONS TO SNUB GREEG   Britain, France and Italy Wil Withdraw Their Ambassadors From Athens.

POWERS TO HUMBLE GREEGE   France, Great Britain and Italy Are To Recall! Their Ambassadors From Athens, ‘

ALLIES PLAN 10 PUNISH GREECI   WILL MAKE HELLENIC NATION THIRD CLASS

MINISTERS OF 4 POWERS Th ~ AUT ATHENS   Charges D Affaires Will Re place Ministers in the  Greek Capital

LYNCHING FEARED   Extra Guards - Placed Abou’ “Jail to Protect Bandits.

WOLTERS FIRES POLICE FORCE AT GALVESTON   Military Take Charge After  Suspension of Mayor and City Commissioners.

GALVESTON UNDEF ~MLETARY PATROL   SOLDIERS PATROLLING THI STREETS IN PLACE OF SUSPENDED POLICE   No Developments to Indicate That Reported Sympathetic Walk. out of Firemen Would Reach Acute Stage.

TROOPS CALLED IN KANSAS RACE WAR   RIOTS AT INVEPENDENCE, KAS. FOLLOW SHOOTING OF WHITE   GUN FIGHT IN STREETS   ‘(Guardsmen and Police Succeed in ;    Dispersing Crowds After Several are Slain.

ONE WHITE MAN KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS - MAY BE MORTALLY WOUNDED   Two Negroes Are Believed to Be Slain in Riot Resulting From Murder of White Grocer by Negro Robber; American Legion and Home Guard Help Quell Disorder.

RAGE RIOT IN KANSAS - RESULTS 1N ONE DEAT   ‘Members of Home Guard and Post of. ‘American. Legion Assists. in Qrelling Disorder...’

K. U. SCHOLARSHIP IS ON THE UPGRADE   STEADY PROGRESS IN RIGHT DIRECTION SHOWN BY _ FIGURES. oh   Registrar’s Figures Compiled Annually Since. 1913, : Interesting Compilation.

STEADY PROGRESS, IN RIGHT DIRECTION SHOWN “BY FICURES.   Registrar's Figures Compiled An: nually Since. 1913. - Inter_ esting Compilation.

FIFTH CAVALRY TROOP WINNERS   Troop B Takes Thous and Dollar Prize Offered to T. N. G.

E, B, JEFFERS DEAD   WELL KNOWN WAUPACA COUNTY RESIDENT EXPIRES  rine t

MUMILLAN IS NAMED BANK EXAMINER   Named By Hobby to Act Until Permanent. Commissioner Is Appointed.

Soviet Forces-22 Miles Northwest Of Warsaw, According to Communique Issued at Moscow —France And-England Order Poles To Halt Counter Offensive At-Russian Border

Russians Are Still Holding Brest Fort Late Report Says   Main Column Of Advancing Poles Suid To Be Ten Miles Across

ACTION MAY BE SET ASIDE   Declared That Woman Suffrage Bil! Was Not Properly Passed in V@est Virginia.

SAYS BILL IS NOT VALID   Anti-Suffrage Counsel Challenges West Virginia Ratification,

SEARCH FOR PRISON ABUSES   Prisoners’ Society Sends Investigators inta Narth Caralina.

HUNT FOR PRISON ABUSES      Investigators Sent Into North Carelina by Prisoners’ Soctety In Spite of Governor.

perenne LEADERS OF . WEST-ENTER CONFERENCI   ‘Ational 'Committeemen and State palates, of Six’ States Mect in San: Francisco

ITALY ACCEPTS WILSON DECREE; GIVES UP FIUMI   Notifies D’Annunzio of De cision by Government  ab Dena

ALY WiLL ACCEDE 10 LANL MADE BY WIl CAN   Adriatic Settlement Urged By Wilson Said to be Acceptable To Italy.  D'ANNUNZIO IS NOTIFIED  Special Envoy Carries Message To Italian Poet and Rebel

ne REGEN ED      Nittt Informs’ ‘Him That’ ‘the Wilson ‘Plan: ust ‘Go Thru. sel of Fiumans Called to ‘Consider Plans for this  ’ Aatian .

INSURGENT CHIEF TOLD ROME MUST TAKE PLAN   Premier Nitti Sends En voy to Fiume to Notify  Gabriele d’Annunzio.   U. S. OUT OF PEACE PARLEY   America Not to Be Represented at San Remo, Italy Conference.

TALY Will ACCEDE. 10 LAN MADE BY Wii CON   Adriatic Settlement Urged B Wilson Said to be Acceptabl ee  D'ANNUNZIO 1S NOTIFIED  Special Envoy C Carries Message To Italian Poet and Rebel

WILSON ORDER   Poet Rebel of Fiume Formal ly Served With His Notice Today.   U.S. PLAN FOR SETTLING TROUBLE IS ACCEPTED   And Government Will No Doubt Force Insurgent Commander to Surrender.

ITALY ACCEPTS IN ~ FIUME ARGUMENT   Malian Government Bows to Wil  son on Question.   Nitti Notifies D’Annunzio !talians Muct Accept U. &. Plan of Settiement of Controversy.

ROME NOTFIES POET WARRIOR   D’Annunzio- Told Th That Italy Wil Have To Accept Wilson’s Plan of. Settlement.

ITALY GIVES IN TO PRES. WILSON   TELLS D'ANNUNZ!IO THAT IT WIL: HAVE TO ACCEPT WOODROW'S ADRIATIC DECISION.

TAL MUST ACCEPT  WILSON’S FIUME VIEWS.   Has So Notified Gabriclle D’Annunzio Insurgent Commander.

VICTOR IN FIUME ROW   italian Government Bows to Wilson on Question.   Nitti. Notifies D’Annunzio Italiane Must Accept U. S. Pian of Settlement of Controversy.

D'ANNUNZIO IS TOLD TO ACCEPT WILSON TERMS   Italian Government Notifies Poet Leader of  Decision.

O'ANNUNZIO. RECEIVES 'TALAN ULTIMATUM “ON FUME. SITUATION   Nitti Informs Him That the Wilson Plan Must Go Thru. —Counsel of Fiumans Called to Consider Plans for this Action.

IT? ALY YIELDS TO WHAON ON PROPOSAL TO SETTLE + THR ADREATIC QUESTIOS

ITALIANS BOW ~TOPRESIDENT   Inform D’ Annynzio The; Must Accept Wilson Adriatic Terms.   AN ENVOY TAKES NEWS TO FIUME

WILSOW'S PLAN FOR FIUME WINS   D’ANNUNZIO IS NOTIFIED BY ENVOY OF THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.

MUST ACCEPT © -WILSON’S PLAN   D’Annunzio "Notified Italy  ' Will Have to Accept Presi dent's Adriatic Proposal —   Htalian Premier Sends Envoy -to~Fiume {to Announce

PRESIDENT IS VICTOR   ITALY MUST ACCEPT U. S. PLAN NITT! TELLS D’'ANNUNZIO.   Triest Report Says Wilson Has Worn in Fiume Row—Washington Without Information.

FRANCE ADOPTS MEMORIAL OA}   Never Before Has Nation En tered Into Spirit of An Occasion Like Now.

NATION'S WEALTH MORE WIDESPREAD COMPTROLLER SAYS   East No Longer Holds Majo Portion of Finances—West And Midwest States Show Great Increases.

NY. NG LONGCH GONTRULS THE WEALTH OEY. 0   SOUTH SHOWS HUGE INCREASE IN BANKING RESOURCES LAST TWENTY YEARS   Reserve System Made For Decen. tralizaticn and Wider Distribution of Money

BANKING RESOLRCES RAISED.   Whele Couentrs Shares in the Inereased Wealth.

GREAT WEALTH UF NATION NOT CENTERED NOW   In Spite of Growth in Re. sources of 1,000 Per Cent in Last 20 Years, Money Is Well Scattered Over Country.   EAST HAS LOST PRESTIGE   States in West, Especially Along Pacific Coast, Are Leaders in Amount of Increase During Two Decades.

FOUR BROTHERS ON WAY HOME   FROM SCHOOL FREEZE TO  DEATH-—-TEACHER IS HEROINE

FIVE PERSONS DIE IN  SOUTH DAKOTA BLIZZARD   Schoo! Children Frozen as They are Riding in Wagons—Heroism of Teacher.

Herel      SECTION. OP SOUTH Dieot. ALMOST ISOLATED FOK Pwo HEVS BY 2TeHEe         FUUP, CHILDREN FREEZE. BEATA ON TREIR WAY? TO . SCHOOL AT RYDER

HEROINE GIVES LIFE TO SAVE 2 IN STORM   DAKOTA BLIZZARD TOLLS FIVE LIVES AND ISOLATES ENTIRE STATE

THREE MEN AILLED IN EXPLOSION OF STOVE   'Hot Blast Stove In Carnegie Steel Company's Plant Exploded Today.

U.S. TO RELAX ‘SANTO DOMINGO MILITARY: RULE   Wilson Authorizes Steps Be Taken For Withdrawal ‘oft Arican Troone

After it Has. Controlled ‘the Republic For Four ~ Years With Marinest — Christmas Gift Made to.*the Republic  Qiwee Awe «on ain oun wan f

UNITED STATES 10 QUIT SAN DOMINGO   Withdrawal Of Military Control Will Be Christmas Gift; Con ditians Imnaroved._

GOOD NEWS FOR SANTO.DOMINGC   People Will.Be- Given Reiris 0 Government and.U:S. Hand Gradually Withdrawn:   WILL NAME COMMISSION

U.§. CONTROL OF REPUBLIC WILL CEASE   Christmas Proclamation is Issued by President's Direction   CONTROLLED SINCE 1916   2,200 American Marines Qecupied Country for Past A Vears

DOMINICAN CONTROL WILL BE WITHORAWA   MILITARY INTERVENTION OF U. 8. TO BE BROUGHT TO CLOSE.   American Adviser Will Aid in Drawing Up Constitution Amendments.

U. “TO WITHDRAW   Government Will Cease To Control Dominican Affairs.

J. S. TO RELEASE SANTO DOMINGE   First Steps Taken To Relax Military Rule And Let The Country Govern Self.

A PROCLAMATION “ISSUED TODAY IN SAN DOMINGO   U. S. Believes Time Ha: Come When It May. In augurate Withdrawal of! Responsibilities.

Will Begin Rapid Withdrawal From Our Responsip Fak lar ods      REPUBLIC ~— TRANQUIL   For the First Time in Years People Are Enjoving Full Peace.

SANTO DOMINGO   U. S. to Withdraw From Responsibilities Assumed in  Dominican Affairs   Proclamation Issued ‘Today by Naval Governor by Direction of Pres. Wilson

PREPARE 10 LEAVE ISLAND REPUBLIC   PRESIDENT WILSON BELIEVES THE TIME HAS COME FOR ENDING INTERVENTION,

SELF GUNTRUL 1) LHRIOTMAD PROMISE TO DOMINICANS   Proclamation Issued Today by Admiral Snowdon, Naval. Governor   ISSUE DIRECTED BY PRES. WILSON   Presages Withdrawal of U S. Control Over Santo Domingo

UI. §, RELAXES RULE IN CANTA DOMINGO   Wilson Authorizes Partial Cur. tailment of Military Authority.

U. S. RELAXING RULE IN SANTO DOMINGC   President Wilson Authorizes Action.

UNITED STATES  TO uit DAMINGA   Dominican Republic To Be Left To Self  United States Announces Speedy. Withdrawal cf Troops  Proclamation is Issued As A, Christmas Gift 

UNITED STATES 10 GET” OUT OF SANTO. DOMIG   President’ Wilson Authorized Adiniral Snowden te Announce ‘This,

U.S. PUTS FREEDOM ON oTRING IN OOCK FOR SAN DOMINGO   Relaxation of Military Rule in Dominican Republic to Be Island’s Christmas Gift.   COMMISSION WILL TAKE UP REMODELING OF LAWS   Formal Announcement of Actior Comes Thru Proclamation by Naval Commander.

WILL RELAX RULE IN SANTO DOMING!   President Wilson Authorizes Preliminary Lessening 0! Military Government in the West Indian Republic.   ORDER DISPATCHED TO REAR ADMIRAL SNOWDEN   State Department Announces Complete Tranquility Restored and Great Progress Being Made in Island.

OUR YEARS AS LMRON PUTS. NATION ON FEET   Time Has Come. for Withdrawal of Control, President’s Messaae. Says ;   =DUCATIONAL SYSTEM - - ON FIRM S OUNDATION   America’ Maintains Peace in ‘West Indian Republic for o> Four Years” .

ADMIRAL SNOWDEN . GIVES MESSAGE   Telling That American Control Is _ Seon fa End   REPUBLIC’S LAWS TO CHANGE   Committee of -Dominicana Soon te Meet To Draft Amendments To Constitution

WILL LEAVE GOVERMENT TONATIVES   Rapid Withdrawal ol American Troops is Planned.

RELAXATION OF - MILITARY: RULE   AC RELAXATION Or . MILITA RY RULE Au" rH RIAET   AFKAIRS IN-SAN DOMINGO      Pitsident Wilson Announces Plan: ‘for: Simple Processes. of Rapit Withdrawal of Responsibility. ir Santo Domingo. a

0. 10 GH DOMINICANS A XNAS   Will Withdraw Patrol Ac  cording to Proclamation Issued by Admiral Snowder

WILL LET SANTO DOMINGO PADDLE TTS QWN CANOE   ‘United States Plans to Grad ually Withdraw From the Island.   NEW CONSTITUTION WILL BE PROVIDED   General Revision of Laws Will Be Suggested By United States.

U. S. TO WITHDRAW  FROM SANTO DOMINGO   Marines Landed in November 1906—President to Name Governor for Dominge Commission.

DOMINICA REPUBLIC TO RESUME ITS FREEDOM   President Wilson’s Holiday Gift to Little State Is ’ To Lift U. S. Control

MILITARY RULE IN SANTA DOMINGO 10 BE RELAXED SOON   President Authorizes Prepa: rations for Withdrawal of U. S. Forces.

ORDERS RELAXATION OF MILITARY ULES ih DOMINICAN REPUBL!   PARRAL RESTORATION OF SELE GOVERYMENT WADE READY RY PRESIDENT WILSON.

INITIAL oTEPS FOR WITHORAWE   Of American Control Over Af fairs of Dominican Republi Taken by Direction of Pres ident Wilson.

PROCLAMATION JUST ISSUED BY REAR ADMIRAL SNOWDEN   United States Believes Time Has Arrived When It May Inaugurate Processes of Withdrawal from Dominican Responsibilities.

AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN   SANTO DOMINGO WILL SHORTLY GO UNDER CONTROL OF NATIVES,

Proclamation Issued Teday Am nounces Purpose of the — United States...   TOOK CHARGE IN-NOV.,-1916   Commission of Represetitative Dominicans To Take Con: : trol of Government. -

President Wilson Authorizes Prelims inary Relaxation of American ' Military Rule.

IF U.S, UPON CANTO DOMINGS   President Authorizes Pretiminary Loosening of American Military Rute in Connection with Island Affairs   -COMMISSION TO DRAFT  REVISION OF STATUTES

U.S. WITHDRAW CONTROL GOV'T.   Practically All Control of Do minion Affairs Be Returned.

JS, TO WITHDRAW FROM CONTROL OF DOMINGO AFFAIRS   Commission to Revise Law ant Constitution for Santo Domineco

DEPARTMENT HAS: ~ REWARD OFFER   Will Pay $250 for In; formation of Incendiary Fires.

LITHUANIANS, — POLES RESUME HOSTILITIES   WRANGEL'S COMMUNIQUE SAYS 86TH DIVISION OF REDS ROUTED IN CRIMEA

Fighting Between Poles and Lithuanians Resumed, Says Polish Report.

STORM CAUSES —  GRAIN DAMAGE NEAR SPOKANE   Accompanied by Cloudburst, Storm Wrecked Buildings and Caused Heavy Loss   IT ALSO STRIKES IDAHO   ‘State College Farm of State of Washington Suffers Damage f to Extent of 850.000

DAMAGE IN WASHINGTON   By Wind and: Water — Big Loss in Western State to Grain and Buildings.

‘VIOLENT WINDSTORM  SWEEPS WASHINGTON   Damages of Hundred of Thousands of Dollars is Toll in Far Western States.

DAMAGE IN — - WASHINGTON   By Wind and Water - — Big - Loss in Western. State te _ Grain and Buildings.

STORM DAMAGE IS  PLACED AT $50,000   Violent Windstorm, Accompanied B. Cloudburst, Wrecks Buildings Near Spokane

Fischer Said To Have Warned Tennis Players of Impending Wall St. Trouble

QUESTION iF HE ‘i; SEEKS THIRD TERW   Convention Machinery Seems All in His Hands

SECOND EXTRA SESSION OF SOLONS CONVENES IN MADI. SON AT 2:30 O'CLOCK TODAY   BATTLES ARE EXPECTEEL   Anti.Rent Profiteering Gil! and Uni. versity Appropriation Measure Arouse Much Opposition— Expect Bricf :  Session

HMGH COST RUNS AWAY.   Hinilton County Hog Brought the sum of S550,

SURRENDER OF  VILLA REPORTED   Bandit Leader Will Return to Private Life, Message States

MEXICAN REBEL GIVES UP UNCONDITIONALLY: AMERICAN HELD BY RIM FORRANSOMRELEASED

ALL MEXICO REJOICING, ADVICES SAY   Pandit Leader Will GoBack to Private Lite, Mexican Consul! at itagle Pass, Texas, Is ‘Toid.

Will Return to Private Life At Once According to f Re. ports from Eagle Pass' Received From Torreon Mili. tagy Jono. :

GOES TO MEXIC( CITY, TO OFFES SELF TO HUERT!   EEE FAMOUS MENTION CHIBE TALS PLANS TO RETIRE TO LIFE IS MENIOAN WEEDs   REJOICING THROUGHOUT MEXICO FINAL CHAPTER

BANDIT HEAD SURRENDERS; TO MARTINEZ   All Mexico Glad Over News—Celebrations Prepared.

VILLA’ TO. ‘RETIRE. TO PRIVATE ‘LIE!   Surrendgrs to De ‘La :Hyerta Goveknment—Bandlt: tojDampboliza,

Al Was “Unconditional” A‘ter All-Night Cenferstices   “TO. RETIRE TO PRIVATE LIFE      Much Rejoictag Is Reported Throughout Different Paris _ OF Mexice,

Restored to Full Citizenship ‘ and “Pleasing Financi  Guarantees.”’   Lower California. to Resist Troop of As anh al Government.

CORDIAL NOTES SEAT 10 BANDIT by MEY PHIEE   Francisco Villa Will Return te Private Life, Message Declares   AMERICAN BREWERY  « PRESINENT RELEASED   Leader of Band Declared ic Have Cut Off Ears of Many Women

AT TORREON TODAY   ALL MEXICO REJOICES AT CLOSE OF LONG CAREER OF BANDITRY   TERMS ARE UNKNOWN   According to Mexican Consul at agte Pass He Will peckii to Private Life!   Unconditional Surrender ‘Followed ‘All-night Conference With Gen. Martinez

EXTRA   VILLA HAS GIVEN HIMOELE UP UNCONDITIONALLY   NOTORIOUS MEXICAN REBEI. HAS SURRENDERED.   ACT FOLLOWS LONG MILITARY CONFERENCE.   Villa Will Return to Private Life Says Eagle Pass, Texas, Dis patch.—Much Rejoicing Throughout Mexico.

BANDIT VILLA SURRENGERS   Moch Rejoicing ‘Throughout Mexiee is Reported With Celebrations  Pree apres

VILLA SURRENDERS: BETO GIIZENGHIP   To Live in Chihuahua on a Yearly Pension.   CAREER AS A BANDIT ENDS   Outlaw Chief Gives Up After an All. Night Conference With General Martinez—His Men Given Money and Farms.

VILLA QUITS, TO RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE   Much Rejoicing Throughout Mexico Follows Announcement — American is Released.

BANDIT LEADER GIVES UP; U. 3. CAPTIVE FREED   Will Return To Private Life; Mexican Populace  Celebrates. E

Notorious Mexican Bandit Surrenders Unconditional After All-Night Parley With Federal Leader.   AMERICAN BEING HELD ’ FOR RANSOM RELEASED   Villa Frees American Brewer Captured at, Sabinas and Held for Money Payment; Back to Private Life.

GIVES HIMSELF UP LAST NIGHT  aitary Cammandar at   Has All Night Conference With Military Commander at Torreon. /   TO TAKE UP CIVIL’ LIFE

BANDIT SAYS WILL RETURN PRIVATE LIFE      SO CITY REANCEN AR VILLA NEGOTIATES FOR PE

MERICO WOULD CONVERT A THORN INTO A LILY BY CHANGING VILLA 10 A LEADING CITIZEN”

FRANCISCO VILLA SURRENDERS UNCONDITIGNALLY   Mexico Rejoyces Today With Surrender of Daring Bandit

BANDIT VILLA SURRENDEREL   Mexican Leader Gives Him self Up and Will Return to Private Life.

Rejoices EXTRA!   MEXICAN BANDIT GOING BACK 10 THE SIMPLE LIFE   Releases All. Americans “Held for Ransom —  at Savinas

VILLA SURRENDERS 10 MARTINEZ REPORT SAY‘   Is Said to Have Given Up Uncon ditionally and ‘' Will Return to Private Life.’’

VILLA GIVES UP AFTER ALL RIGHT NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Famous Bandit Leader Re  ported to Have Surrend ered Unconditionally.

Much - Rejoicing i in Mexico is Reported over Capitulation of Bandit Leader with Celebrations in Making

VILLA SURRENDERS; GETS CITIZENSHIP AND PENSION   To Live in Chihuahua at Expense of Government—Men to Be Given Farma

HAEGELIN'S — RELEASE S CONFIRMED   Former Atchison Man Was Held For Ransom.   VILLA HAS SURRENDERED   Report He Killed Al) Policemen in Sabinas and Cut off Woman's Ears Lacks, Verification.

VILLA SURRENDERS AT TORREON TODA’   ALL MEXICO REJOICES AT CLOSE OF LONG CAREER OF BANDITRY   TERMS ARE UNKNOWN   According to Mexican Consul a Eagle Pass He Will Retire to Private Life!   ee ee ee  U nconditional Surrender Followe Alli-nicht Conference With Gen. Martinez

FAMOUS BANDIT      SUBREN DERED-UNCON-DITIONALLY TO MILI  According to Advices Re  ‘ceived by Mexican Coisul at Eagle Pass — Will Retire to Private Life—Mex jon Rainicing.

BANDIT PLANS T0 TAKE LIFE EASY   MUCH REJOICING THROUGHOUT MEXICO WHEN ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE THAT REBEL LEADER AGREES TO QUIT.

ceived by “Mexican Consul -.at Eagle Pass — Will Retire to Private Life—Mex‘ico Rejoicing.

ViLLA SURRENDER IO ARRANGED FOR   GENERAL MARTINEZ ARRIVES AT SIBINAS TO AC. CEPT CAPITULATION   MAY BECOME A RANGHERO   Famous Bandit Chief Now Has a Chance to Prove Sincerity of   His Offer to Abandon  His Outlawry.

VILLA GIVES UP AFTER A LONG CHASE   Bandit Surrenders After All-Night Conference With Gen. Martinez.   RETURNS TO PRIVATE LIFE   Restored to Full Citizenship and His Men Given Money and Farme— Much Rejoicing Throughout Mexico—Celebrations Arranged.

VILLA GIVES UP; LONG CHASE ENDS   Bandit Surrenders After All-Night Conference With Gen. _ . Martinez, —   RETURNS 10 PRIVATE LIF!   Restored to Full Citizenship and Hi. Men Given Money and Farins— Much Rejvicing Throughout Mexico—-Celebrations Arranged.

VILLA QUITS Hl BLOODY BANDITRY AND SURRENDERS   OUTLAW GIVEN YEARLY AL LOWANCE AND MEN ALLOTTED FARMS.

MOBILIZE ¢,000 MEN TO PUT OUR CANTU REVOLUTION   Mex. Authorities: Believe That Size Army Will Be Large Enoudh.

ANT OUTBREAK   Mexican Provisional Government to Crush Revolting Governor.   TO USE 3,000 SOLDIERS

Mexican Government {ndicates Rebellion in Northern Lower California District of Little importance   AMERICANS ON BORDER ASK FOR PROTECTION   Damage to “Irrigation Canal Serving Imperial “Valley is Feared as Result of Possible Hostilities 8 

REBELLION OF NO IMPORTANCE   Only Three - Thousand Men Will Be Sent Against Cantu .

TO MOBNUIZE TROOPS   (MCXican Government Sends Oniy 3,00¢ Into Lower Californtu,

CANTU’S REVOL1   HUERTA SENDS ONLY 3,000 MEN TO LOWER CALIFORNIA TO QUELL REBELS

MOBILIZATION MEX. SOLDIERS  $3000 MER   ‘Mexican Government Thinks This Enough: to Subdue   Lower California

MEX. FEDERALS TAKE MEASURES AGAINST CANTU   Cantu Aaks Chinese for Loan of $500,000 —Refused/

ARMY OF 3,000 TOOUSTCANTU   JAPS AND: CHINESE: IN“ LOWE! CALIFORNIA ASK: PERMIS: . SION TO-ENTER U.S,

pHINKS DECLINE  FURNISA GANT SINEWS UF Wit   DISTURBANCE IN LOWER CALE FORNIA IS NOT REGARDED SERIOUSLY.

MEXICOISTO SEND FORCE TO DISCIPLINE CANTL   Government Announce: Rebellion in Lower Cal. ifornia Will Be Pui  Down.

ORDA S000 MENTO - BOERGE GANT!   Demand for Loan Made or Lower’ California Chinese ‘s Refused

MARSHALL FIELD RELATIVE 1S CUT OFF FROM SHARE      Young Man - Who Married . Engush Chorus Girl Gets Decision in ‘Superior: Court,

PEGGY MARSH BABY 1S DENIED SHARE OP VAST FIELD ESTATE         Court Holds Boy ts Not “Mentioned in nt Vrinee.     nperic “Lawtab Issac Wilh of Merely

OF LATE HENRY FSLD AND PECY MARSH  Not Entitled to Share of the Mar ehall Riald Millsang   Not Entitled to Share of the Marshall Field Millions.

DEMOCRATIC. _ _ CHIEFS WORK ON CONTESTS   National Committee Plunges Directly Into Georgia Fight, With Reed Contest Next on List.   BURLESON IS FOR McADOO   Postmaster General Say: Texas Delegation is fo Former Treasury Heac Raps Republicans. ~

Declares Efforts to Keep All Mention of Prohibition: froth Platform Indicate Opposition Weakness

INDICT DRAFT EVADERS   Warrants For 2,264 Filed in Federal Court.

S TO STRIKE   BATTLE AT FRENCH FACTOR)   Two Workman and One Policemar Wounded in Exchange of Shots at Bieriot Plant.

BATTLE AT FRENCH FACTORY   Two Workman and One Policeman Wounded in Exchange of Shots at Bleriot Piant,

MUG LYNGHES  3 NEGROES  IN FLORIDA MURDER   Friends of Slain Man Await _ Capture of Fourth Sus- pect in Crime.

FARMER:LABOR - HEAD: OPPOSES "WAR ON SOVIE'   ‘Christenson Sends Congratu Jatio® to British Labor ice Whew OB et

Christensen Sends Cable  Congratulating Stand of  British Labor Leaders

FARMER-LABOR PARTY OPPOSED 70 WARFAR   Christensen Sends Word to British ~ Workmen He Appraves NonSJntervention Palicy

GENERAL PERSHING TO BE DECORATED SAYS REPORI   Highest Military Distinction Withir Power of France to Be Given Am erican Officer Today. .

PERSHING TO BE DECORATED   Highest Military Distinction Will Be Bestowed Uuon Him By  French Gowernment.

I, el “RENCH TO HONOR PERSHING. heverrl Feyolle Will Bestew on Him

CHICAGO RELIES ON FREIGHT ENBARGA TO OPEN UP YARDS   Only Essentials Allowed te Move Between Terminals as Relief. Exnedient.

EMBARGO ON FREIGHT Oh   Strike of Switchmen in Chi cago Has Played Hob With Service.

ORDER EMBARGE CHICAGO 10 GARY TO HANDLE COAL   Thousands of Cars Held In Chicago by Congestion

CHICAGO CLEARS RR. YARDS; CURB COAL SHORTAGE   Will Allow Only Essential: To Be Moved—Strike Causes Congestion.

ADOPTIGN SEEMS CERTAIN   Bat Wilson’s Veto of Measure is Equally Certain is Opin-. jon of Goneress

SHE BREAKS RECORD OF RAMLET'S MOTHER   Chicago Widow Weds in California the Day After Husband’s Death in Florida.

WILL OPEN THIRD PARTY CAMPAIGN   Christensen States Campaign Will be Opened in New York City

FARMER-LABOR NOMINEE INN Y   Christensen, Candidate: Fo: President, Comes Out of th West With Schemes Fo Gettine to Work,

ai STRIKERS RE “DOING WELL’   Feeding of Men Who Called Off Starvation Protest . — - Is Progressing.

CINCINNAT! IN BALL PROBE   Grand Jury to Take Up Cicotte’s Story of Bribe Money Paid There,

BALL PROBE IN CINCINNATI   Ohio Grand Jury to Sift Cicotte’s Story af Bribe Money.

COAL MINCRG STRIKE TO BE SETTLED 100A   Executive of Federation An nounces Compliance With All Proposals.

ne ORT opine We HOPS E tsa, ah CTR a PIKE Te a      al ME ; Reported Miners Have Ac CEDlEG Government berms  . rn A capes  and Vall Submit Same te  Vide ec a Vorkeis at Conference.   OPERATURS ALSO AGKEE TO GOVERNMENT TERME   American shipping Authorr ties Expe Ct Embargo im P vosed at Inception ct Strike si be Removed.

ENGLAND COAL STRIKE. . ~ PRACTICALLY SETTLET   Miners’ Leaders, Owners anc Government Have Reached a1 Agreement, Report Says.

MINERS’ LEADERS © AGREE ON TERMS           To Proposals Laid Down: by Minié ry ; Miners Said to Have Won _  . cae re

GOAL SETTLEMENT APPEARS POOBABLE   BRITISH MINERS’ EXECUTIVI REPORTED TO HAVE AC. CEPTED TERMS   Miners Themselyes Will Vote or Acceptance of Terms Subinitted By the Government of Great Britain.

ENGLISH COAL DISPUTE IS NEAR SETTLEMEN?   Miners and Mine Owners Are Reported Willing to Aceent the Terms

Prospects for Coal ~ -Strike Settlement   Members of Miners Executive Rody o! . Great’ Britain Say the Coat Strike <aiy Be Settled Fonight.

re”:  BRITTO aT HIKE AGREEMENT [3  NOW WN SIGH!   EXPECT AGREEWEST — ENDING STRIKE TO BE REACHED LATE THIS EVENING.

SETTLEMENT IS NEAR IN GREAT BRITAIN STRIKE   Miner Committee Ha: Accepted Proposals of Premier.

LAGUR PEACE BEFORE NIGHT THE PROSPECT   Government Terms Accepted by Miners’ Leaders Go to Conference; Owners  Agree   MEN ACCEPT TEMPORARY INCREASE IN WAGES   National Wage Board to be Named to -Effect Permanent Arrangement

STRIKE FRACTICALLY OVER.   Terms Offered are Sutisiactors Pending Adjustment.

SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH STRIKE NEAR   Prospect That Terms Will B« Made With the Miners This Afternoon.

EXPECT GOAL STRIKE TO BE - SETTLED TODAY       LOOK FOR ANNOUNCEMENT BY PREMIER THIS AFTERNOON; MINERS ACCEPT GOVWT. TERMS

BRITISH OPEN — STRIKE PARTEY   Negotiations Between Gov: ernment and Strikers Are On

Miners’. Leaders Appear t Have Accepted Government’s Terms.   OWNERS “HELP OUT   Also in Receptive Moad as t Temporary Arrange- ment-Made.

Prospects for Early Settlement of British Industrial Struggle Improve: :

ACREEMENT REACHED, SAYS RE. PORT FROM LONDON.   Members of Miners’ Body Doclare Terms W.il Be Announced in House of Commons.

MAY SETTLE COAL STRIKE. TONIGHT   Expect Lloyd George Will Make Announcement This Evening

Will Probably Lift Embargo on Coal Put on With the Inception of the Coal Strike in Great Britain—Report Says Terms of Settlement Have Practically Been Agreed Upon

MINERS STRIKE IN ENGLAND {8 HELD NEAR ENE   Terms of Government Reported Accepted by Miners Committee ‘

Government Terms Accented” ‘b: Miners’ Leaders Go. to.’ Conference: Owners.~    MEN ACCEPT. TEMPORARY: INGREASE. IN WAGES’   National Wage Board to be: Named to -Effect Perma, sf nent Arrangement

BRITISH STRIKE NEARING AN END   Miner Leaders Said to Have Accepted Government Pro posal On Wage Adjustment.   Official Announcement of Strike End is Expected Today

STRIKE SETTLEMENT wrap   Members of British Miners  xecutive Commitres,

LLOYD GEORGE WILL MAKE STATEMENT TODAY SAYS REPORT   Developments Up to Time of Ru. mor Lead to Conclusicn That Adjustment Is Reached.   MINE OWNERS ACCEPT PLAN   Miners Representative Informs Trade Union Delegates Settlement Is Due Tonight.

Prospects for Coal Strike Settlement   “Members of Miners Exccutivo Body of --: @reat Britain Say tho Coal Strike May Bo Scttiecd Tonirht.

BRITISH STRIKE   Reported Miners’ Leaders arid Owners Have Accepted Government's Proposals

British ‘Miners Anticipate Granting: cof Their De“mands At Conference; National Wages Board Wil Be: Established; Jing of Gaal Export  op pe Rocettod”

BRITISH MINERS CONCUR, END OF STR eed  Te s ton 2   EVERY PROSPECT OF TERMS FOR SETILEMENT BEING REACHKP TONIGHT.   Increased Wages Not to Affect Consumer, According to Scheme.

COM, EMBARGO MAY AE SOON. REMOVED   English Government is Said To Be Planning’a Change in The Coal Situation.—Settlement Believed Near by Mine  Sti Vas

CARE FON LE MEN ALS   Kansas Labor Court Gives Ruling on Mill Shutdown

MILLS TO LOOK AFTER EMPLOYES   Kansrs. Court Rules Employer: Must Provide for Living 6f Frunilies.

MILLS TO LOOK AFTER EMPLOYE!   Kanses Court Rules Employers Must Provide ler Living of Families,

WIST GABE FOR THEIR NEN   Industrial Court Lays Down the Law to the Curtailing Millers of Kansas.

MEMORIAL DAY ANNOUNCEMENT   VETERANS OF ALL THE WARS, SCHOOLS OF CITY, AND GENERAL PUBLIC WILL JOIN

MEMORIAL DAY .. ANNOUNCEMENT   VETERANS OF ALL THE WABS, SCHOOLS OF CITY, AND GEN-  . RRAL PUBLIC WILL JOIN

100,000 MEN Ant MOVED FORWARD BRITISH AGQUIESGE   Marshal Foch Fearing Op.position Ordered Quick _ Action.   FEARS FRONTIER   Massing of German Army In, Rhur Threatens Land.

WARSAW AS SUMING NORMAL CONBITIONS-- MANY RETURN   Minsk Meeting [x Discussed More Than the Military Situation. Leratian Onen

THOUSANDS &9 BAK. Tf) WARSAW   Foreign’ Legations, Are Again Opened After. Flight Be-

WARSAW BACK NORMAL AGAIN   Bolsheviki Bringing Up Reserve On So. Front. Poles Still Vic  torious.

‘Martens Admits He Was ' With Russian Socialists At Meeting in Detroit      Soviet Envoy Identifies Manifesto Expressing Hope For Strong Revolutionary Movement Here,

MARTENS, ‘CONNECTED. WITH LENINE MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA   Manifesto Prepared at Detroit Red Meeting Was Brought Into The Committee,

MARTENS CAUGHT IN A CORNER   Attempt Made to Explain Revola tionary Activities.

Police Net Is Being Drawn Along Borde   Hope to Apprehend Womar Sought for J. L. Hamon Shooting, Soon

TANGLED SKEINS OF POLICE NETS MAY TRIP CLARA   THE DIARY OF CLARA SMITH HAMON SAYS MAGNATE WAS A DEMON.

CLOUDBURST AT SALINA   Heavy Downpour Floods Base. ments and Maraons People © in Homes

CLOUDBURST AT SALINA   Heavy Downe: ‘leeds Base ments and Maroons People in Homes

MOB ORDERS ~ ALIENS our   WERE INCENSED OVER DOUBLE MURDER BY FOREIGNERS.   WAS TRYING TO GET SNAPSHOT OF INCENSED PUBLIC.    ‘Militia Ordered te Seene of Trouble aud It Is Thought Order °° Will he Restored. 

WARNING IS GIVEN OF THE SCARCITY OF JOBS   Salvation Army and Knights of Columbus Both Predict Shortage of Employment  In Ric Tawna

LABOR IS WARNED JOBS ARE SCARCER   Figures From Reliable Agencies Ir New York Show Positions In Cities Are Filled.

JOBS ARESCARCER IN CITIES, EMPLOYMENT AGENTS DISCOVER   Rural Young Men are Advised to Stay at Home and Stick to the Plow

Indications That Empleymernt May Be Lacking in Big Cities ef the East.

Emplayment Bureaus In Nev  York Report Supply and . Demand Now Equal.   KEEP AWAY FROM CITY!   For the First Time In Two Years Men and Jobs Are Equal; Scarcity Seen.

FARO RDF G. SAY 17 EGOKS LIKE HAR TIME!   POSSIBLE THERE WILL BE A PLETHORA OF LABOR SOON AND COUNTRY BOYS SHOULD KEEP AWAY FROM CTs.

ARERICAN PTIFASSChN.   9. A, AND K. OF G. SAY 17 LOOKS LIKE HARD TIMES      POSSIBLE THERE WILL BE A PLETHORA OF LABOR SOON AND COUNTRY BOYS SHOULD KEEP AWAY FROM CITIES.

JOBS GROWING MORE alt,         For ‘First: Time in. Two= Year: Positions “arid Men: Are’ ; - Equal:

LABOR SUPPLY OF COUNTRY _ REPORTED EQUAL TO DEMAND   Employment Managers of Knights of Columbus and Salvation Army Believe City Jobs Soon toBeScarce

CARRY YOUR CARDS.   Don’t Leave License Cards in Your Car Say State Police.

j perme oe GLET TO HOSPI I A ME MORI. 40.  Widow of Colonel Bacon Kindowa ©. §,

JAMES A. CO¥ DEAD.      Aged Man 2 Victim of Hernia and Had Been Poorly for Some Time,

JAMES A. COY DEAD.   Aeed Man a Victim of Hernia ane liad Been Poorly for Some Time.

retty Stenographer and Her Landlady Are Found Shot Behind Locked Door in M’Cowan Home; Open Verdict Returned

COURT OF INDUSTRIAL FELATIONS FOR KANG   LEGISLATURE ENACTS BIL, PROHIBITING STRIKES IN SOME INSTANCES.

Legislation Enacted at Special Session Declared of a Revolution ary Character.

LABOR COURT IS ESTABLISHED IN STATE OF KANSAS   Industrial Disputes to Be Settled in New Manner.

KANSAS LEGISLATURE ENACTS ANTI STRIKE LAV   Court of Industrial Relations Has Compulsory Powers to Prevent Walkouts.

WAGEAWARDSTO SHORT LINES BE ANNOUNCED SOON   DECISION IN CASE NOW BEING STUDIED BY RAILWAY BOARD WITH IMPORTANCE

WAGE AWARD ON THE SHORT LINES   This WHI Affect More Than a Hun dred Thousand on 600 Short Lime Roads,

WAGE AWARDS FOR SHORT LINES   To Se Announced Within Next Few Weeks—One- Hundred Thousand  : Men Will Be. Affected:

Geo. W. Perkins Passes Away At New York Home   Was One of Founders of Pro gressive Party Eight Years Ago    NERVOUS AILMENT CAUSE OF DEATH

GEO, W. PERKINS CS DEAD   END CAME TO THE  NOTED FINANCIER ‘TRIS. MORING   ‘SKETCH OF HIS LIFE   HE BEGAN. HIS CAREER  AS 1 INSP RRANCE CLERK    Soon Accumulating a Great Fortune His Later Years Were Spent in Public Servics.

PEAKING: DIES ANT mL AT SSTAMFORD       FAMOUS FINAECIER AND FRIEND UF ROOSEY LT VICTIM. OF NERV ot} A Cc OLL: APSE,

GEORGE W. PERKINS DIED EARLY TODAY   ONE OF WORLD'S LEADING FINANCIERS AND BIG BUSINESS MEN DIES OF OVERWORK.

PEAKING, N.Y, FINANCIER Blt IN SANTTARIUN   nfluenza and Pneumonia Contracted While Engagec in ¥. ©. C. A. Work France Cause of Death.

MORGAN FIRM 10 YEARS; END NOTEXPECTED   Suffered a Nervous Breakdown—Served Y. M. C. Avin War   AID OF ROOSEVELT; A WELFARE WORKER

AT SANITARIUM   Nervous Breakdown Follows an Ilness With Influenza He Had While in France.   FINANCIER OF NOTE FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT   Qne of the Founders of the Progressive Party in the 1912 Campairon.

GEO. W. PERKINS,   Passed Away at Stamford, Conn.—Had Suffered a Nervous Breakdown From Continuous Overwork: «

Jisplaces St. Louis, Former Fourth City, and Outrenks Beston, Cleveland, Baltimore and Pittsburgh— Only City of 100,000, or More, Population to Double in Last Ten Years—Cleveland Ranks as Fifth City in Country.   FOURTH SLINDAY IN MAY DESIGNATED LABOR MEMORIAL DAY

GEORGE W. PERKINS, FINANCIER, 1S DEAD   Well Known New Yorker Dies of Complications from  Influenza.

GEO. W. PERKINS, FINANGIER, DIE   Member of Morgan Firm am Friend of Roosevelt Sue cumbs to Nervous Break down Following Influenza.          ATTAINED FAME FIRST IN INSURANCE BUSINE   nduced Big Business to Adop Profit-Sharing, Service Bo nuses, Sick Benefits an Old-Age Pensions.

GEORGE W. PERKINS DIED THIS MORNING   Prominent New York Financier Die From Effects of Influenza Contracted Overseas

PERKINS, AIDE © OF MORGAN. DIES   WAS GREAT FINANCIER AND ALSC A POWER BEHIND THRONE OF G. 0. P.

DEATH TAKES GEO. PERKINS   Noted Financier Who “Put @ Heart in Big Business” ‘Dies Unexpectedly.   10 YEARS PARTNER OF J. PIERPONT MORGAN

PERKINS, FRIEND OF TEDDY, PASSES   Former Partner of J. P. Morgan and One-time Angel of .Bull .Moosers, Dies in Sanitarium: Nerves Gave Way: Was 58 Years of Age.

GEO. W. PERKINS FINANCIER DIES IN SANITARIUM   Nervous Breakdown Claims Noted Progressive Leader And Business Man   HAS WONDERFUL CAREER   He Arose From Position Of Obscurity To Top Of Ladder

GEORGE W. PERKINS, A NOTED FINANCIER AND REPUBLICAN LEADER IS DENDSOF -OVER-EXERTION

Had Been {ll Since Confracting Malady in France While Serving With Y. M. C, A—Was Allied With Roosevelt and Prominent  in War Work.

Financier, Friend of the Late T. R., and Partner In J. P. Morgan & Co. Leaves Estate of Many Millions—Was Poor Boy  With a Common School Tl liseatinw

C. W. PERKINS, BULL MOOSER. DIES TODAY      RETIRED FINANCIER AND  FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT DIES IN A SANITaARInaT

G. W. PERKINS DIES IN EAST   New York Financier and Backer of Progressive Party, Succumbs at Stamford, Conn.

FINANCIER PASSED AWAY TH   ILLNESS WAS CONTRACTED IN FRANCE DURING Y. M. Cc, A, SERVICE   EARTHQUAKE TODAY   Los Angeles Shaken by Quake This Morning—No Serious Damage Is Reported

George W. Perkins _ Retired Financier, '. Dies of Overwork   Wife Was Former Sandusky High School Girl and Well Known to Older Residents—-Gave Donation in Good Samaritan H osnital Camnaian.   MRS. PERKINS WAS FORMER SANDUSKIAN.

BED. W. PEAKING DIES AT OTAMELAD CF NERVOUS BREAK   Noted Financier Succumbs tc Sudden Acute Attack of Brain tnflammation.   WORK IN FRANCE MAY HAVE CAUSED MALADY   Morgan Partner Was Leader i1 Industrial and Economic Reforms in Wall Street.

NOTED FINANCIER DEAD   Influenza Contracted in France i Cause of Death.

GEO, W. PERKING NOTED FINANCIER PASSES AWA)   FORMER PARTNER OF THE MOR. GAN FIRM DIES TODAY.   END CAME IN STAMFORD HALL (CONN.) SANITARIUM.   Perkins Was Man Who Inducec “Big Business” to Adopt ProfitSharing Plans for Employes, Oid Age Pensions, Etc. .

FINANCIER — DIES   George W. Perkins, Many Years Member of Firm of J. Pierpont Morgan Co.   DIED EARLY TODAY   Leading Progressive in 1912 Campaign—Director in Big Corporations

G, W, PERKINS, NOTED MONEY KING, IS DEAD   Was Man Who Suggest ed the Profit Sharing Plan

GEO. W. PERKINS, FINANCIER, DEAD; OVERWORK CAUS!   Nervyong Exhaustion is Folfow ad By Acute [niammation of Brain.   WITH Y. M. C. A. IN FRANCE   Iniluunza and Preomonia Coniracted Durlog Service Hollored to Nave Cotribnied to Ureakdewns Had Boon Sufferer from Heart Attacks.

GEO. W. PERKINS, BANKER AND SEER OF POLITICS, DEAD   Author Of Plan For Sharing Profits With Employes.

George W. Perkins Passes Away in  East-—Leader in Finance and  Public Tife.

GEORGE-W-PERKINS BENS   “Health Broke Down After Serviée. it : ice‘with Y, M. C. A.--Was  “Bartner of Morgan. -

FINANCIER DEAD   Succumbed as Result of In fluenza and Pneumonia.

GEO. PERKINS  FORMER PARTNER OF J, P. MOR CAN CO.  Died at ; Connecticut Sanatariun   Died at Connecticut Sanatarium from Nervous Prostration, Result of War Work.

SAM COMPERS AGAIN HEADS AMER FOF L   Selected President Thirty-Ninth Time at Annual Convention in Montreal,   ONE NEGATIVE VOTE GASI   Refusing to Heed Veteran Leader’s Pica That $10,000 a Year Is Ample, the Convention Raised His Salary to $12,000.   G. W. PERKINS DIES IN EAST   New York Financier and Backer of Progressive Party, Succumbs at Stamford, Conn.

G. W. PERKINS PASSED «AWAY AT STAMFORD   Former, Partner. In. Firm: Of J. P. Morgan’ & Co. and Close Per. sonal Friend Of Late Colone Robsevalt ”   LIFE “INSURANCE - PIONEER   Prominent ‘Leader. In ‘Progressive Party. and Inaugurated Plan Of Industrial Co-operation In Fac  SEVERE CRITIC’. OF WILSO}

Geo. W. Perkins,  Noted Financier, Dies, A Nervous Breakdown Cause

-rogressive: Party” Chieftain Passes Away at the Age of 58 Years, the -Victim of Continuous Over. Work.   WAS APOSTLE FOR __. HUMANIZING INDUSTRY   Early: Work Attracted Attention-of J. Pierpont Morgan cand He Became Member of  Famous Banking-Firm.

GE0.W, PERKINS, FINANCIER AND PUBLICIST, DIES   Believed In Improving Industrial Conditions By ProfitSharing.   WAS FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT   Writer and Speaker on the Subject of Industrial Justice.

GEO, W. PERKINS  DIES IN EAS)   -amous Financier Succumbs as Result of Illness Contracted in France.   PROMINENT IN POLITICS

GEORGE W. PERKINS FINANCIER. DIES   END IS RESULT OF A BREAKDOWN, FOLLOWING FLU AND PNEUMONIA.

GEORGE W. PERKINS, "NOTED FINANCIER, DIES   Death Result of Nervous Break down Caused By Overwork— Was Friend of Workers

GEO. W. PERKINS —ISDEAD   Noted. Financier -0 New York   INFLAMMATION   Of Brain Due To Over ~- work Was the Cause

GEO, W. PERKINS A FINANCIER AND POLITICIAN, DEAD   Death Believed to Have Beer Result of “Flu” and Pneumonia.   Contracted While Doing “Y” Work Overseas During the World War.

GEORGE W. PERKINS. DIED THIS MORNING   DEATH RESULTED — FROM ACUTE INFLAMMATION Or THE PBRAIN   Dead Financier Was ta Member of the J. P. Morgan and Compauyv Firm

GEORGE W. PENAINS NOTED FINANGIER  CT AIMED) BY DEAT   WAS ONE OF WORLD'S GREATEST FINANCIERS   Is The Man Who Persuaded “Big Business” To Adopt Profit-Sharing Plan.

FAMOUS FINANCIER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY   MALADY INCURRED IN FRANCE BELIEVED CAUSE OF G. W. PERKINS’ DEATH.

GEO. W. PERKINS DEAD   Retired Financier Expires At Stanford Hall Sanitarium

Was Chairman ‘df Progressive Party In 1912 and a Liberal “Big. . Business” ‘Views,

GEORGE PERKINS FNANGIER, DIES  IN EAST FRIDAY   Former Partner Of JF Morgan and Noted Business Man Dead.   IS MULTI-MILLIONAIRE   Was One Of Founders Of Founders of Progressive Party in 1912.

GEO, W. PERKINS, FINANCIER, DIES      Succumbs to Nervous Breakdow1 Which Developed Only One Week Ago   RESULT OF HIS WORK ABROAD

GEORGE PERKINS, FORMER FROGRESSIVE LEADER is SUMMONED BY GRIM REAPEF  on a ESS ee eee

BEORGE-W. PERKINS DIED EARLY TODAY   Noted Financier Succumbs To Long Overwork.

SURGE PEAKING, HNANGIER, Blea IN SAMI TARIIN   Former Morgan Firm Membe Reputed to Have First Sug gested Adoption of Profit Sharing Plan.

GEO, PERKINS ‘DIED FRIDAY   Was oa Close “Friend of Theodore Roosevelt: and: Other Natlonal Figures ‘

Five Fires Within Half Mile Area Start Police Searching for Firebug  a   GEO. W. PERKINS, NOTED FWVANCIER DEAD

Noted Financier Was Con. fined at Connecticut Sanitarium Under State Law   BEGAN CAREER WITHOUT MONEY OR EDUCATION   WAS FIRST EMPLOYED BY IN. SURANCE COMPANY; BE. CAME PARTNER OF MORGAN RETIRING IN 1910.

GEO. W. PERKINS PASSES AWAY IN CONNECTICUT   MILLIONAIRE WHO SUPPORTED ROOSEVELT IN HIS BREAK "IN 1912 IS DEAD.

BRAIN INFLAMMATION. FATALTOG, W. PERKINS   Well Known Firiancier -and “Roosevelt Campaign Head _, Dies at Stamford, Gonn::   NERVOUS BREAK: DOWN ma ‘FROM TOO MUCH wan   Began. “Career With’ Insurance d . Company. and. Gradually : Worked Way. to Success.

GEO, W. PERKINS, RETIRED FINANCIER, 15 DEAD   Had Been Connected With Mor. gan Interest Many Years. Dies at Sanitarium.

“EARLY TODAY   Was undergoing treatment for nervous breakdown in sanitonnm

FINANCIER DIES   GEORGE W. PERKINS IS DEAD TO DAY AT STAMFORD HALL

OVERWORK KILLS NOTED FINANCIER   George W. Perkins, Progressive Captain of Industry, Death’s Victim

GEORGE W. PERKINS DEAL   Noted Financier and for Many Years Partner of J. Pierpoint Morgan Passes Away

TALKED ON PELMANISM.   Record Class Heard W. M. 4cGraw Lecture Sunday Morning.

FREE 10 DO AS THEY PLEASE   Regarding Wilson for Presidential Nomination, President Says   No Statement Forthcoming Outlining His Political Apirations Before the Frisco Convention.

Indicates Candidacy of No One Need Be Held Up On His Account“—Bryan and Edwards Will Test Strength at ’Frisco In  Bowes ae

pee Democrat at liberty  enier presidential cont, Washington       Belief i is expressed in. poli. teal cireles that presi* dent won't ruh again

WILSON TO GE OPEN FIELD IN HEMOCCAT ANCE        Believed to Have Passed Word He Doesn’t.-Want Third Tearm   WILL STATE ISSUES   Message to Convention Expected to Deminate in Platform.   Ry WILLIAM PHILIP STM

President Wilson Privalels Passes Word ‘That He Does Nol Desire Position OP? Wietatnr   FIELD IS OPEN      Executive Not a Candidate Ant Will Not Act as a Brake lo Any Democratic Aspirant.

President to Keep His Own Counsel Till That Timc and Favor No One Candidate.

WILSON GIVES — CLEAR FIELD TODEMOCRATS   UNDERSTANDING IS PRESIDENT LEAVES POLITICAL ROAD OPEN TO ALL.

DON’T HANG BACK SAYS PRESIDENT   Domocrats Free: to Announce Their Caniddacy, iWlsan Is Reported to: Have Advised,

LEADERS TRY 10 FORCE WOODROW TO SHOW HIS HAND  WANT HIM TO COME OUT IN  Tur NOCN AC TO HIS   MANY BELIEVE HE HAS ASPIRATIONS

PRESIDENTIAL PERMIT GIVER   Mr. Wiison Will Allow Ail Gcod Demecrats to Run for Presidency.   SPHINX-LIEE SILENCE IS MAINTAINED BY HM   He is Expected, Hewever, to Conte] the Naz anal Den o-

SAYS CHURCHILL: INTRIGUED       ‘ewspaper Frienfly . lo Bolshevild  Gives Prominence to Alleged Seeret Document.

CHURCHILL SOLD OUT TO RUSSIAN CZARISTS, SAID   Russian Bolshevik Newspape! Publishes Alleged Secret Agreement

CHURCHILL'S. INTRIGUE   Labor Payer Says the Officia “Tricked England Into War With Russia.”

SAY CHURCHILL LED BRITAIN INTO WAR   Prominence Given To Alleged Document Exposing His Intrigues With Russians.

BRITISH FLIRT WITH REDS   London Press Charges Churchill In. trigues With Soviet—Poland in Dire Straits.

CONFESSES HE SHOT PARTNER   Bond Salesman Lost Life In Struggle For Revolver, Is Claim.

NO FEDERAL AID FOR WHITE POLE ROAD    Board before Adjournment Last Week Passed Resolution Favoring Making Application for Aid For Road South of Atlantic.

ABANDON. PLANS: ‘FOR INPROVENENT OF “AIR LINE’   After All-Afternoon’ Confat With Highway Commission Member and’ Other Offi - celals. New Move Made.   AID FOR CEMETERY ROAD   ‘Board before Adjournment Last Evening Passed Resolution Favoring Making Application for Aid  ‘For, Raad South: of City.

DESCRIBES NEW GRAFTED CORN   PRODUCED AVERAGE OF 94 BUSHELS AN ACRE—CROSS OF 3 KINOS

APPLY TORCH IN IRELAND   Incendiarism and Fighting Are Re. ported From Many Points in Jreland.

FIRE-DISORDER "REPORTED FROM ALL OVER IRELANI   Court House, Work house ‘and Old Castle Burned at Ballyconnel Barracks Destroyed & Church Damaged. ©   HAPPENINGS

GREAT DAMAGE DONE BY WATER: AT DUBUQUE   Fzctory Basements Flooded, Sewers Back Up, Railway Tracks Are .Endangered ~

Is Now Tweaty-two Feet Above the Water Level at Dubuque and sal) Rising   [RAISED TWO FEET FROM SATERDAY ENTIL TODAY   Many Huildings Threatened and the Praperty Damage Will Re Considerable

Bacillus Causing Influenza Found   Professor Declares Tha Troubler Can Be Carried Ir Air For Thousands Of Miles

IRISH PLOTS ARE GROWING RAPIDLY   Asserted Paid. Assassins Pla, Raids Into England.   Chief Secretary Greenwood Says There Is an Organized Move to Kill Officials,

SEE PLOT IN LONDON   ORGANIZED MOVE TO KILL OFFI CIALS, iS REPORT.   Greenwood Declares That Paid As sassins Are Engaged to Silay.

Charges Negro Girlsin Knee = Dresses Voted ‘in Kentucky; ~ Democrats to Contest Election

GIRL IMPLICATED "IN PAYROLL THEFT   Young Woman Carrying Satchel Seen to Alight From Abandoned Auto Used by Bandit Gang.

AFFAIRS OF GOUNCII   BOND ISSCE NEEDED. TO FOR_ IMPROVEMENTS.      Mechanical Stoker win Be’ Tnstalled at Light and Water Plant.

AFFAIRS OF COUNCIL   BOND ISSUE NEEDED To PAY POR IMPROVEMENTS.   Mechanical Stoker Will Be Installed at Light and Water Plant,

RANK WISNER SENTENCED TO A LIFE TERN   Hard Labor for Life is Edie of Judge Willetts at Toledo, lowa, Today   HE POISONED HIS UNCLE   Local Experts Found Poison ix Stomach of Dead Man--Wisner Oonfesséd Crime

LIFE SENTENCE FOR CONFESoED SAYER OF UNGLE   Toledo Man Admits That He Put Poison in Water While on Fishing Trip With Relative.

JOHNSTON WINS SINGLES AND GRIFFIN DOUBLES IN NATIONAL TENNIS MEE

PREDICTS EXPOSE OF N.Y. VICE RING      MAY SHOW SYSTEMATIC COLLUSION BETWEEN POLICE AND VARIOUS WOMEN.

N. Y. VICE PROBE TO OVERSHADOW ANY FOR MANY YEARS   Revelations Show Systemati Collusion Between Police and Women.   DISCLOSURES WILL BE UNPARALLELED IN CITY   ‘Assistant District Attorney Says Investigation Will Be Pressed.

a CORRUPT, CHARGE OF PROSECUTOR    Systematic Collusion’ Betweer Officers and Women of Ten-derloin Is. Alleged. 

VICE RING DISCLOSED, SAYS PROSECUTOR   Exodus of Women and Habitues of Tenderloin Is Noted,

VICE CONDITIONS IN NEW YORK REVEALED BY DISTRICT ATTORNE}   Systematic Conclusion Between Police and Various Women Charged

HOTELS AND EATING HOUSES   Are Geing Investigated and Some May Be’ Prosecuted By Federal Fair Price Committee.

FLIGHT OF GEN. HILL 1S EXCITING REVOLTFEATURE   Obregon’s Chief Lieutenant Fled From Capital Hidden in Milk Wagon.

GEN. HILL’S ESCAPE WAS IN EMPTY SACK   Obregon’s Chief Lieutenant Made Dramatic Get  away.

INCIDENTS OF MEX. REVOL]   Thirteen Classes of Mitt Artists Arranged Under the New Schedule.

ESCAPED IN MILK WAGON   General Hill Used Novel Method of Getting Away.

“HIGH LIGHTS” OF CARRANZA REVOL   startling Episodes of the Presi  dent’s Evacuaticn Nar rated.

NDE TO SECRETARY OF STAT eniBY  By the Chairman of the Woman’ Party at Washington   To Iasue a Proclamation Declaring the Suffrage Amendment Ratified

INESSEE LOWER TUUSE PASSES AMENDMENT BY MAJORITY OF SINGLE VOTE   cory Comes After Tie Voting On First Two Ballots And Two Days Of Debate--Ends long Struggle In United States.

WOULD LIMIT NAVIES   But British Would Still Have Big: gest Power on Sea—-Seek Triple Agreement,

BRITAIN FAVOR ye 1 A         Ul Sz.Program fer Supremacy ~ Revives. : -Fear. of Great “Armament: Expenses

WAL PROGRAM OF U). , DISTURBENE   European Papers Want Au Agreement. *

WOULD CURTAIL “NAVAL EXPENSE   ‘London Papers Endorse Movement.   RECENT UTTERANCES. "BRIGHTEN OUTLOOK   Proposals Are Welcomed By Japan.

OPPOSES NAVY PROGRAM U. S.   British Newspapers Not in Fa vor of Big Building Pro. gram of America.

BRITISH PAPERS FOR SMALL NAV!   iT IS ADMITTED AMERICA CAN BUILD GREATEST SEA POWLR IF NECESSARY.

BRITAIN STIRRED  OVER U.S. PROGR AT   Magnitude of U. S. Naval Plans Alarm England  Press Asks U. S. and Japan To Cut Programs  Britain May Also Change Construction Program 

TO LIMIT ARMAMENT   London Newspapers Make a. Plea to Cut Naval Expenses.   SAYS NOW 1S THE TIME   Thiree Journals Favor a Plan to Gring United States and England Together.

UNCLE SAM'S GROWING NAVY   Matter of Much Concern in Great Britian.   WANT WORKING AGREEMENT   Between United States,England and Japan to Curtai 1 Naval Expense.

Post, Express and New: Plead for Curtailment by Agreemeni.   ASK LIMIT BY JAPA}   Editors Recognize Britain Must Follow j if U. S. Persists in Course.

BRITISH PAPERS CALL ON NATIONS TO CUT NAVIES   Express Anxiety Over Reports Of American Program.

BRITAIN ANXIOU: FOR AGREEMENT   NEWSPAPER WANTS JAPAN, AMERICA AND BRITAIN TO JOIN IN AGREEMENT.   NAVAL BUILDING GURTAILEL   British Newspapers Admit That Uncle Sam Can Build Largest Navy in World, and Britain Can’t Afford It.

MAKE DEMAND 10 REQUGE ARMIES   English Press Urges Mutual Agreement Between America, England and Japan.

DUTGRY AGAINST NAVAL EXPANSION   London Papers Call For Ar Agreement With U. S.

J, 0. AGTION ON JAP NEEDED, ant SULON   Congressman Who _ Investi gated Conditions on Coast Airs Views

MONTHLY MEETING      Executive Committee Bradford Chapter, A. R. C.

PEACE PROGRAM TALK   At Meeting of Red Cross Exe cutive Committee

AMERICAN RED CROSS      Regular Monthly Meeting of Executive Committee

FEWER PATIENTS NOW      Report of Home Service Nurse to Red Cross

PERSHING BEGINS “TOUR OVER MAINE   General Will Be Guest of State On - Three-Day Tour; Governor Mil} liken to Escort Him.

STOCK REPORT   High Price Issues Fluctuate Nervousty After First Half Hour.

READ OIG TEACH SULDIL AS.     Twelve Hundred Men and Women Trnined for That Duty.

FOR ARMY E   Canp Grant Graduates 1,206 Who! Wil Compose Faculty

FOR ARMY EDUCATION   ce amp Grant Graduates 1,206 W ho  Will Compose Faculty

CAMP GRANT HAS GRADUATION DAY FOR OFFICERS  ~—r? _ ie  — , =   Turns Out Class of 1,. 200 After Summer  Course.

BARTLEY CASE BAFFLING ONE      Conditions Surrounding His Death Hard  To Unravel.   UNUSUAL CASE ON TRIAL TODA’

MURDER TRIAL AT SKOWHEGAN   Circumstances Surrounding Death of Nelson Bartley Most Baffling For Decade   John “A. Burke Accused— Alleged Liguor Smuggling  Oneratinns Involved

FRENCH WON’T MODIFY   Government Opposes Any Revision of Versailles Treaty.   Claims Attitudé in Perfect Accore With -Sentiments of New Chamber } of Deputies. 2

GERMA. SUi-NTISTS TO AID   eee Sa lle ee ee ee ls  Ready to Forget Past to Help in Future, Reply of University Professors.

German University Professors Kenly im Kind te the Learned Men ef Oxford.

IRISH GET THE . “BRICK FROM   BNSERT A COMPROWNSE © IRISH ; PLANK BUT 503 EFFORTS ARE FRUITLESS.

IRISH GET THE BRICK FROM PLANK CREW   Borah Champions _Ireland‘s Cause But Loses Out  Completely   INSERT A COMPROMISE IRISH PLANK BUT HIS EFFORTS ARE FRUITLESS. 

WO GHTIZEND FU. 0, HELD IN RED GRASP   DOVIE LT KUSSTAINS HOLD REDUGEES; ONE WAS SOLDIER  Member # Pe culitoe To North Russia; Sufters Much.

AMERICANS BEING HELD BY SOVIETS   THIRTY PERSONS ARE PRIS. ONERS OF BOLSHEVIK? IN MOSCOW, REPORT   FOUR OTHERS —ESGAPES   arty of Refugees Reaches Viborg Finland, and Soldier Tells of t Crueities of Bolshevik Captors.

30 Americans Reported In Hands of Bolshevik   ‘ur Refugees Escape to Viborg, Finland. Carrying News of Imprisonment; No Indication Given at Washington of Steps to Be Taken by United States

POLES DEFEATED IN NEW FIGHT SIXTY-FIVE MILES NORTHWEST OF WARSAW   Polish Stiff Resistence Has Been Broken Says Wireless Reports From Moscow   Polish Archives Being Moved Fron Warsaw to Cracow, New Capitol in  Old State of Galicia

A AMERICANS MAKE * “ESCAPE FROM RUSSIA   Say 30 Other Citizens Of This Country Are Held As Prisonj ers In Moscow.   NO OFFICIAL LATE NEWS

RUSSIAN ARMY NOW WITHIN OU MILES OF WARSAW. AND ADVANCING AT RAPID RATE

30. AMERICANS HELD PRISONER   By the Bolshevik Government at Moscow—State Department Considers Its Steps,

30 AMERICANS HELD PRISONERS AT MOSCOW   BOLSHEVIKE WILE NOP GRANT LRISTICE WHILE THEY HOPE TO CAPTERE WARSAW

PRATT WARSAW   Big Battle Expected Before City as Reds Develop ° Pinchers.      AUSTRIAN NEUTRALITY BREAK. BERLIN FEARS   Secret German-Russian  Deal on Polish "Oorridor’! Hinted tn  ondan.

BOLSHEVIK HOLD YANK PRISONERS   Mistreatment Reported By Escaped Amercans To Consuls.

TO PROBE THE CORK OUTRAGE   British Government Aske Lord Mayor and Sinn Feiners to Furnish Evidence. 4

NKUUEOT FUN 200,000 An TOBE DERE   Premiers at San Remo De cide to Hold German Military Machine to 100,000   ALLIES ARE REPORTED UNANIMOUS IN DECISION   IBSERVERS IN BERLIN OPPOSE LARGER ARMY; FAVOR WITHDRAWAL OF REICHWHETIR IN RUAR,

. ye eee  an e  ALLIED PREMIERS. DECIDE T¢  - KEEP. GERMAN ARMY. WITHIN THE 100,000 MARK.  .      DANGEROUS TO: ALLOW GERMANS LARGER ARM}   Rn deel Fog bh DES Se ‘ iq Allied Military ae ers,» Also Sa: ~~" Troops Shoul Withdrawn  From R he I D trict.

WON'T LET GERMANY DOUBLE HER ARM   Alves Suy Te Tx Dangerous to Perr Hims to Have Large Armed Forces.

Allied Premiers Today Deecidk to Refuse Germany Per mission to Increase Army t Two Hundted Thousand.   FRANCE AND ENGLAND AGREE ON QUESTION:   Lloyd George and Millerand ‘Heal Breach That Threat. ened Unity; Greece Profits by Divison of Turkey.

GERMANY’S REQUEST FOR AN ARMY OF 200,000 REFUSED   News Agency Says Decision Was  Reached at Informal Confer ence of Premiers.

ZULU CHIEF SPEAKS OF OFFECTION FOR BRITAIN   Farewell Assemblage in Honor Departing Governor.

AFFECTIONATE ZULUS   Chief and His Headsmen Love British Governor

AUTO ..KILLS CUSTER AID   ‘Henry Fleck, Only ‘Survivor of the Massacre, ‘Hit by: Machine a ‘Near Toledo; “tong ae

AUTO KILLS CUSTER AID   Henry Fieck, Only Survivor of the Massacre, Hit by Machine Near Toledo.

CUSTER AID KILLED BY AUTC   Last Survivor of Maseacre Hit by Ma chine Near Toledo, O.

Another Bill. Authorizes Wilson to Send Nava, Aid to South American  Countries: -

NATIONAL BUDGET BILL 1S REPASSEL   House Changes Measure to Meet President’s Objections. War Law Repealer Goes to Executive.

National Budget System Bill Revised to Meet President’s Objections.

DOUGT WHETHER ~ PLAYERS Cl 7 PROSECUTED   Except for Misdemeanor for Accepting Bribe ‘to Throw World Series. Games, According to Statement of Attorney Hovne of Chicago.

New York Assemblyman is Bup - porting Major-General in Preaidential Campaign,

Republican Noite WHE Not te capt beagne as’ Favered by Proshiont Wilson,   TAKES AGGRESSIVE STAND      ASKS GOVE NOE COX TO SHOW COLORS,   Thad: Requests Cox (ubtat Wim AMG on Recent lie ever to Aientin Mandote andk Article

ST ASSUME TASK OF WORLD SERVICE   Or.U. 5. Will Be Recreant, “ "Saue Daniels.

AMERICA AND WORLD SERVICE   Daniels Says as a Nation We Must Assume Some Task Of Real Service.

SAYS AMERICA MUST HELP.   Danicis Declares Nation Should As sume Some Gigantic Task,

" CONTROVERSY   Ratification or Rejection De pends Almost Wholly or -Agreement on Article X   Opinion Divided on Possibility of Compromise on  Tein. anake “Taaaa

FIGHT ON TREATY DRAWING NEARER TO AN END TODAY   Ratification “or. “Rejection” De pends on Agréement on ‘Article 10 Reservation.

GLIMAA [3 NEARING   I ATIDI ATION AIR REAR CTION OF TREATY IS REACHING FINALE.   Acicement On Reservation To Article Ten t+ Oniv Hitch in Program.

GLIMAX 15 NEARING      ATI, Ie. ATION-OR I aRMATY 1s REACHIA     ECTION OF      rg , Agvvement On Reservation Te Artiele Ten! fs Only Hitch in Program.

HSOCAVATIONS 10 ARTICLE NO, 10   THE PEACE TREATY CALLED UP IN SENATE TODAS   SENATORS READY TQ TAR             Mf Sixty-four Sen. Agreement on A and League WEIL Be  Can Reach > Tea, Preaty ified,

STAGE 1S ALL SET FOR ~~” SENATE TREATY FIGHT   RESERVATIONS TO ARTICLE x "ARE ONLY STUMBLING BLOCK: ‘ TO RATIFICATION.

TREATY FIGHT NOW NEARS FINALE IN THe SENATE MUTILAUON   Friends end Opponents Sure a Vote on Tieaty Must Be Reached Soon.   SENATORS MUST AGREE   Document Will Be Called Up i the Senaté Today for Stari of the Final Debate.

HEGEAVATICNS TO ARRLE RO.   THE PEACE TREATY CALLED UP IN SENATE TODAY   SENATORS READY 10 TALK   Hf Sixty-four Senators Can Reach Agreement on Articte Ten, Prenty  and League Will Be Ratified,

PEACE TREATY LONTROVERSY NEARS FINALE   Question is Can 64 Senator: Agree on Reservation on Article 10?   ‘MUCH ORATORY WILL «BE SPENT IN SENATE   Treaty Formally Called Up in Senate for Finishing Touches.

DUE TO PROBE _ LACK OF WORK   Government to Get Figures on Unemployment

INQUIRY ON UNEMPLOYMENT.   Labor Department to Make Study in  Imdustrial Centers.

TO ASCERTAIN THE EXTENT OF UNEMPLOYED IN NATION   Department of Labor Will Make Inquiry in 65 Principal Industrial Centers of Country.

TO FIND EXTENT : OF UNEMPLOYMENT   Nationwide Survey to be Made to Disclose Cause for So Much Idleness.

START INQUIRY T9 DETERMINE EXTENT OF UNEMPLOYMENT   Government Will Make Survey cf All Large Cities      DIVIDE COUNTRY INTO DISTRICTS

REPRESENTATION HAY BE GHAKGEE   GRANT AND RANDOLPH COUN TleS ARE SLATED TO LOSE REPRESENTATION IN INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

TO CHANGE STATE  REPRESENTATION   3 wean gh ay fe NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY MUST  REAPPORTION STATE—SIX   COUNTIES LOSE

NEWBERRY CAaE bIVEN TO JURY; BD DEFENDANTS   Court Outlines Ejighty-Nine Verdicts as Possible Findings.   NOT A POLITICAL TRIAL

Jurors Are Then Excuse Until9 O’clock This Morn. ing; 89 Different Verdict: Outlined By Court.

NEWBERRY'S FATE IN JURY'S HANDS   Conspiracy Case Which Has Occupied Weeks Closes at Grand Rapids.

DELIBERATIONS WILL CONTINUE THIS MORNING      Court Defines Conspiracy for Jurors and Gives His  Instructions.

SENATOR NEWBERRY’S FATE UP TO THE JURY   Millionaire Republican Chargec With Corrupting Voters in Last Michigan Election. ,..

FATE OF NEWBERRY RESTS WITH A JURY   TRIAL OF MICHIGAN SENATOR FINALLY CONCLUDED.    Court Oatlines Different Verdicts  That May Be Rendered Under Conspirucy Charge—Twelve Men Get g Respite.

VOTE CONSPIRACY CASE OF MICHIGAN SENATOR TO JURY   Fate of Newberry and 84 Other Defendants in. Hands of Twelve Men—89 Verdicts Outlined by Judge.

Mexican Seovetury of Industey Refuse Denunds for Abolition of Tax,

WAR MEMORIAL BILL GOES TY GV ERNO   « i x & ‘Measures Receives Finxl Action of Legislature, Appropriated B2~ 690,060 as State Girt

WAR MEMORIAL BILL APPROVED   House and Senate Passes Measure Appropriating Two Million For American Legion Home   NOW GOES TO GOV. GOODRICH   Conferees Agree on Restoring Con~ trol of Tax Levies and Bonds to Local Taxing Units

BERLIN NEWS PUZZLES   Actuat Situation in Germany Is Still Unknown.   London Dispatch Says Press, Offictat. dom and the Public More in Cark Than Ever.

BERLIN REPORTS ARE PUZZLING   Actual Situation in Germany Is Still Unknown,   London Dispatch Says Press, Official dom and the Public More in Dark Than Ever.

GAUOHING BLOW AT UNHAINIANS BRINGS DEFEAT   Moscow Claims ~— Great Victory For Soviet Forces.   THREAT PUBLISHED   Russia Presents Ultimatum To the Polish Officials.

RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS  WANT GRIEVANCE BOARD   Will Meet in Chicago Monday to Present Formal Request to Employers.

“UV HERAN SYNOD NOW IN SESSION   INE THOUSAND “DELEGATES REPRESENTING A MILLION MEMBERS,

LUTHERANS CONVENT   EXPECTED FULLY 1.000 OF DENOMINATION WILL MEET AT DETROI?P TODAY.

MOB SEEKS MEXICAN WHO KILLED BOY, 13   LYNCHING THREATENED FOR DRIVER WHOSE CAR DRAGGED YOUTH A BLOCK.

MR. WILSON AND HIS MESSAGE   It is Not Known to Date Whether He Will Deliver It in Person.

MESSAGE TOWORROW.   But Whether In Person: or - Writing Not Yet Known. .

PRESIDENT RECEIVES - DELEGATION FROM THE HOUSES OF CONGRESS   Announces He Will “Communicate” With CongressSenator Harding Made Brief Speech Following Ovation Given Him in the Senate.

BRITISH MINERS TO WALK OUT ON SEPTEMBER 2!   Railway Unions Have Not Decided To Support Strike as Yet.

NAME TROY MAN PRESIDENT OF STAGE EMPLOYES   Convention Makes Gift o' $10,000 to C. G.’Shay, Retiring Ward

THE DAY. OF THANKS         PEOPLE it.   ved     Thanksgiving © Has , Been Obs 1  Since Bi “ot Vilgdims Lasiding. i t & ] a

TE DAY OF THANKS   PEOPLE HAVE MUCH FOR WHICH TO REJOICE,   Thankscivine Has Been Observed  Since Days of Pilgrims’ lauding.

GERMAN SITUATION REPORTED.   Independent Government Has Been Pormed in Silessta.

COMMUNISTS BOLT TIN RHINE VALLEY   COUNTER-REVOLT AND STRIKE   CALLED THERE AND ALSO IN WESTPHALIA.

STOCK REPORT   Market Becomes Irregular. Stocks  Follow Uncertain Courses. .

K. OF C. FOR FREE IRELAND   Conven‘'on at New York Adopts Reso. lutions fer Independent Nationhood.

GOV. COX STARTS OM LOWGEST SPEAKING  TOUR EVER PLANED DV ANY CANDINATE   ‘Will Despatch pent Off cial Business “¥n Columbus Then to Camp Perry      Sen. Harrison, ‘Great Convention Orator, Firm Believer of Nation-Wide Ap neal

State Guardsmen To Preserve Orde   Go to Savannah, Tenn., to Preserve Order During Triaj of Six Negror: for Killing Harry Allen,

TROOPS GUARD BLACKS   Guardsmen “Keep Order at Murder Trial of Four Negroes. . — .

errr el  Troops to Savannah, Tenn., to Preserve Order at Trial of Negroes Charged With Murde

State Guardsmen - To Preserve Orde   gp: to Savannah, Tenu., to Presery Order During Triny of Six Negroe for Killing Harry Alon.

WORTH 10 BILLION FOR WORLD PEACE   ryan Says Only Belief In God Can Make World What - It Should Be

MATTER TENS HOW SHE SLEW DAUGHTER AS THE CHILD SLEET   Got into bed beside corpse _ and stayed there till  er 

AGED LAWYER DIED TODAY   Former Lieutenant Col. onel of Infantry Dur ing Civil War —

ONCE ATTORNEY OF TEXAS AND VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR RIES TORR   COL, WILLIAM L. CRAWFORD, LAV PARTNER OF SENATOR (ULBERSONS FATHER,

PIONEER ATTORNEY DIES AT DALLAS   COL, WILLIAM L. CRAWFORD WHO SERVED ASB OFFICER IN CiViIL WAR, EXPIRES.

No Warrant Issued and Under Law Suspect Can be Held ‘ Only Twenty-four Hours   Body shipped to. New York in Trunk Identified as That of Mrs. Eugene Leroy’

POLICE OF DETROIT ‘WANT ASHLEY HELD   PHOTOGRAPH OF MAN ARRESTED AT FRANKLIN IS REQUESTED f

Conferences in New York Ré sults in Decision to Cons tinue Aggressive Fight. :       GOVERNOR COMES HOME BEFORE STARTING WES   McAdoo and Others to Tal Stump and Help Elect  New Leader,

GOK THINKS HE HAS EASY PATI   Democratic Candidate Believes Ali of Democratic Ficticns are Gathered Under His Banners as Resu!t of the Conferences in Eastern States.

FORCES UNITED. TO ELECT COX   Democratic Candidate is More Than Pleased With Reception in the East   BATTLE IN THE WEST   Will Leave This Week fot Western States—Is To Speak at Ohio Fair

Democratic Candidate !s Sure That All Factions Will Cunnert Him.   WILL ANSWER HARDING       Republican’s Proposa! _for League Will Be Given   Caneideration.

NHS SUPPORT BF   Unqualified Backing of Al Factions Promised in New York, Governor Says   McADOO WILL BE ONE OF ACTIVE CAMPAIGNERS   REPLY TO HARDING'S PROPO. SAL TO “PUT TEETH IN THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL” WILL BE MADE TOMORROW.

~ LEAVE HAGUE. FOR BORDER   To Protect Frorifier Where Fightin; \ Between German Red Army and Government-Forces Is In Progress.

GOVERNMENT FORCES AND ri N, RED ARMY APPROACH HOLLAND   TOWNS NOTIFIED TO PREPARE FOE MOBILIZATION OF THREE CLASSES:               Men Are To Guard the Border Carrying 70 Wound ed From Wesel D trict Was Brought Into Halland °

oA WFATIFES £23 YOUNG WOMEN   Songreqztion Summarizes fea! ties For The “Ideal” Miss

PARING THE PRICES.   Tribune Aflvertising Coluanns Show Steady Reductions of Prices.

CHARITY GUEST HAD FORTUNE   AIiaskn Miner Stayed at Munieipal Lodging House Altho Rich.

CHARITY GUEST A WEALTHY MAN   Finds Old Man Had a Fortune Amounting to Approximately $125,000.

THE SOCIALISTS WILL NOMINATE E: V. DEBS   a Perpettat Candidate Now Serving 2 Year Sentence in Federat Prisca for Pisloyalty.

SOCIALISTS WILL NOMINATE EUGENE DEBS FOR PRESIDENT   Now Serving 20-Year Sentence In Atla Federal PrisonFor Violation of pionage Act—Kate O’Hara For’  Progidant.

SOCIALISTS WILL _ MEET SATURDA)   National Convention To Be Hele ~ In New York-—Debs Probable Candidate

DEBS IS NAMED FOR PRESIDENT OF SOCIALISTS   COUNTRY..TO WITNESS, FOR THE FIRST. TIME. CAMPAIGN CON.  DUCTED FROM PRISON   (By United Press)

SOCIALISTS 10 NOMINATE DEBS   Leading Candidate for Serond Place on Ticket Is Aso Servying Time Ina U, 8.  ‘Deieana

Socialists Will Hoid National Conventior   Will Probably Nominate Debs, Now it Atlanta Penttentiary, for President

COURT RULING  CONFUSES THE OFFICIALS ON BOOZE STATUS   Turmoil of Uncertainty is Result cf Supreme Court’: Batre   TEST CASES AWAITED   oa ee   Home Brew is Not Yet Ta boo, But Hops and Malt Avge Baas laend

PROBLEMS MADE BY SUPREM COURT EDICT  Reeps Gove ameat  Enfore   Keeps Government Enforcemen Agents in Turmoil of Uncertainty.

BOOZE PRORLEM COMPLICATED  Result of Recent Edict of th Supreme Court.     DRY AGENCIES ARE, NOW IN TURMOIL        Over Withdrawal. “of Whisk: : trom Bond.        ‘Many Test. Cases will: oubtles: “Bee Carred © to» the Supreme  Court for. Fitval’ Decision. Fon        Many Test. Cases Will-Doubtiess Be: Carred * to» the Supreme Gourt for: Final, Decision. Official Views Ara, Given.

LIQUOR EDICT MORE COMPLEX BY COURT RULE   Government — Itnforce ment Agents Forces New Litigation As Re sult of Highest Court.   LATE ADVICES

Home Brew Still. Safe As - Request. of: Brewers to Halt - Sale* of Hops and Malt 7 Seems: Impossible ‘to Grant

MANY JOBS OPEN BUT FEW SEEKERS   GOVERNOR-ELECT SAYS NO RE. QUESTS FOR POSITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE

DOCTORS PREFER CALOTABS FOR A LAZY LIVER   Wonderful How Bright and Cheerful The World Looks After Taking this Wausealess Calome! Tablet — Perfeetly Safe.

Wonderful How Bright and Cheerful the World Looks After Taking This Nausealess Calome] ‘Pablet—Pper. fectly Safe.

FRENCH LEAVE RUHR DISTRICT   BUT SKELETON OF FORMER FORTE REMAINS IN GERMANY AS POLICE PATROL

WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TROOPS   Orders for Complete ‘Evacuation of Territory. Were Issued -

Evacuation Well Under Way in  - Anticipation of Formal Orders for Quitting Region from Government

Socialist Opposition to War After Entrance is Charged at Hearing   Sabotage in Munitions Factorie: Was a Weapon Invited is a Claim.

SABOTAGE CHARGED AT TRIAL   War Program of Secialing Party Read tnt Phewesest

1917 PRUGHAM UF SOCIALISTS EAD INTO Tht RECORI   Made by Prosecutio1 at’ Trial of Unseated Assemblymen   ATTORNEYS IN HOT DEBATES

SOCIALIST PARTY WAR ATTITUDE BARED AT TRIAL   Members Were Urged to Oppose It With All + Means They Could   Conflict Caused by “Treachery and Trickery” of Capitalists, Socialist Platform Says

ATTEMPTTO SHOW USE OF SABOTAGE   NEW YORK ASSEMBLY COUNSEI READ PROCLAMATION ADOPTED BY SOCIALISTS.

SOCIALIST WAR PROGRAM READ INTO RECORD   That Parity Urged Use of Sabotage as a Weapon Alleged by Mate in Trial of Assembly men,

REPUBLICAN PARTY BITTERLY ATTACKED BY GEORGE WHITE   “WOLLD SELL OUT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO CORPORATIONS,® CLAIM,

G.O. P. Circular Letter Declares Harding Will Support Corporations

LETTER TENDS 10 PROVE GHAiob a  we WHITE   Demo Chairman Says Evi: dence Conclusive G. 0. P. Bosses Would ‘Sell Out.’   Declares He Has Communication Which Will Remove Any Remaining Doubt.

GAYS 6. 0. P. SELLS TOCORPORATIONS   White Declares Letter Sustains Cox’s Charges.

COX CHARGES OF “SELLING OUT” PROVEN   Letter Addressed to “Corporate interests” Made Public by George White Is Called “Most Sordid Document.”

NAVY THANKS RESCUERS OF S-5.  MeBe ame f£ideovr am bwin oe wart en \ i. wee

ACOUUE FOUR POM DEAT IN HOME   Victims of Gas Revived « Los Angeles Receiving Hospital

RESCUE FOUR FM DEAT “TN HONE   Victims of Gas Revived  Los Angeles Receiving Hospital

WEALTHY GIRL DONS OVERALLS   A ND THEN DISAPPEARS FROM HER SUMMER HOME,

=  % ca anna  a eh WILSON WILL EAT CTERO “TURKEY ON THANKSGIVING

FURKEY FOR PRESIDENT   Big Texas Bird Has Been Shipped to The White House 4

QUIZ BODY ASKS COX TO APPEAR AND SHOW GOODS   Requested to Present Evidence That G. O. P. Is Raising $15,000,000 Fund   TO GET “THIRD DEGREE”   LEADERS IN BOTH PARTIES WILi BE REQUIRED To SHOW THEIR BOOKS.

SUBPENA GOX IF HE DECLINES TO COME   Senators Want Evidence on Campaign Funds   Hays, White and Others Called to Chicago Monday

COX MAY BE SUBROENAED.   Democratic Nominee Will Prob. ably be Compelled to Testify, Senator Says.

MUST PROVE OR WITHDRAW CHARGES ABOUT CAMPAIGN EXPENSES OF REPUBLICANS

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE MAY SUBPENA (OX   NOMINEE MAY BE ASKED TO 8U5STANTIATE HIS REPUBLICAN SLUSH FUND’. CHARGES.

MAY SUBPOENA COX TO APPEAR   Senate Committee Wight Kequire Him to Prove Charge.

WILL SUBPOENA CANDIDATE GOR   Senate Campaign Investigating Committee   WANTS ANY EVIDENCE   He May Have to Substantiate Charges in Speeches that Republicans are Raising Campaign Fund of $15,000,000— Thorough and Exhaustive Probe is Promised

CANDIDATE MUST PROVE GHARGEO OF SLUSH FUND   Will Be Compelled to Appear Before Investigating Committee.

Unless Democratic, Standard Bearer Presents Himself Before the Committee, Hg..Wéll Be Forced There; Both Side ba Probe

SENATE CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATING — - COMMITTEE MAY HAVE A HOT TIME WITH GOVERNOR COX AND OTHERS   The Committee Are to Probe Into the Methods of Obtaining and Expending Money in the Campaign — Harding and Hays Are Glad of the Probe.

SENATORS WILL SH T FUNDS OF BOTH PARTIES   Democratic Nominee Will (cet Chonece to Tell His Story.

Senate Probers May Seek a Court Order to Compel Cox  To Appear at Fund Hearin;    Committee Plans to Investigate Methods Pursued by Both Democratic and Republican Parties in Obtaining Campaign Funds.

CAMPAIGN COSTS DEMOCRATS AND (OP CALLED FOR   ASK COX TO EXPLAIN CHARGE REPUBLICANS TRIED TO ‘BUY PRESIDENCY’

SUBPOENAE MAY BE SERVED OX GOVERNOR C0)   Will Be Called to Tell What He  Knows   COMMITTEE CALLS GOVERNOR’S HAND

LEADERS ARE SUMMONED 10 BRING BOOKS   Campaigns of Both G. O. P. and Democrats to Be Investigated by Kenyon— Witnesses Called for Meeting Monday.

Campaign Treasurers of Both Parties Called On to! ‘Produce Books at Chicago Hearing Monday. Would Compel Cox to Testify in Absence of “Satisfactory Reply.”

‘Dernocratic Candidate Must Appear Before Senate  investigators,   Evidence of Huge Republican Finance Plan Sought by  RENN,

GUY TO APPEAR  BEFORE ELECTION FUND PROBERS   Senate Committee Plans Investigation Parties’ Methods Procuring and Ex pending Campaign Funds.

30vernor Is Asked to Furnish Senate Investigating Committee With Facts te Support His Assertions.   TO RESUME PROBE OF EXPENSES ON MONDAY   Chairmen Hays and White and Others Are Ordered to Appear Next Week Before the Inquisitorial Body,

‘Will Be Subpoenaed Unless. He Comes of Own Will, One of Probers Says~   CUIZ BOTH PARTIES   Republican and Demecratic Leader: Ordered to Give Fuil Information of Their Activities

Oppose Hanging Within Sight Of Prisoners   Chicago Sherif’< Phreat to Hang Pe Hivemnan’s Slayer In View of Prisovers in Sall Arouses Siorm of Protest

Objections Voiced, * : _ to-Public Hanging      Sheri Peters Srands ‘Firm  Againnt Rising: Wave of Opposition — in. Chicago.

USED NAME OF MILLER.   Eugene LeRoy Confided to Fellow Employe at Toledo.

LORER FAILS TO REALIZE AMBITIO!   Josep:' F. Bernard Attempted to Reach Atlantic From Pacific North of Continent

BERNARD TRIED SEW ROUTE FROM PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC QCEANS FOR THREE YEARS

POWHATAN EXPECTED IN HALIFAX TONIGHT   TUG GOES TO HER RELIEFPUMPS EXPECTED TO KEEP HER AFLOAT

Relief, Under Charter of Wat ‘Department ‘Making Effort To Save B& Vessel.

TUGS BRINGING IN ARMY TRANSPORT   Wrecking Tugs Have Reached the Powhatan And Are Towing It To Port.

it REAUHES SIDE DISABLED VESSFI   Pewhatan In Bad. Way But May Be Kept Afloat Until Towed cs To Port.

7 MICHIGAN WOMEN ELECTED 10 OFFICE   Two Sheriffs and One State _ Senator Are Chosen— Two Are Treasurers.

SEVERAL WOMEN WIN OFFIC MCHIGAN STATI   ne Seat ia State Senate, Two Sher ffs and Saveral Minor Offices Included

WOMAN ELECTED IN MICHIGAN,   Two Sheriffs, One State Senator, and Teaser Offices.

VINCENNES IS. IN GALA ATTIRE. FOR AMERICAN LEGION   Residences and Places of Busines Decorated With Flags for Convention Opening Monday   EXPECTING TO CARE FOR 760(   Big Parade Monday Aftérnoon o 5,000 Legion Men—Dozen Bands Will Furnish Music for Occasion

VINCENNES READY FOR LEGION MEER   Arrangements Made to Care For 10,000 Visitors Expected There.

ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN.   Labor Leaders Take Steps to Mobilize 150,000 Workers Into Committees.

MOBILIZING A LARGE ARMY FOR CAMPAIGN BY LABOR   Forty Thousand Local Unions Asked to Name Committees to Work for Their Candidates.

LABOR 1S ORGANIZING FOR COMING GAMPAIGH   Committee of 150,000 Men to Conduct Non-Partisan Caripaign Throughout Country. 

ORGANIZATION OF LABOR’S NON-PARTISAN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IS UNDER WAY

LABOR TO LAUNCH POLITICAL DRIVE   To Mobilize 159,000 Workers Into 50,000 Committees,

MEXICAN CAPTURED AND IN JAIL IN FT, WORTE   He is Charged With Running Over and Killing Wichita Falls Boy.

ALLEGED DRIVER OF W, FALLS DEATH CAR ARRESTED IN CIT)   Exciting Man-Hunt in Whicl Airplanes and Autos Feature Failed.

AUTOMOBILE DRIVER ~ TAKEN IN CUSTOD'   Charged With Killing Wichita Falls Boy.

CAUGHT DRIVER WHO KILLED BOY.   Was Spirited Away to Prevent Mob  , ee

TREATY BACK IN SENATE   Leaders Agree, However, To Reserve Debate Until Next Week.

REPORT TREATY BACK TO FLOOR OF THE SENATE   Without Record Vote, Peace Pac Returns With Cloture Rule Elim inated; Expect* Debate tg Star Next Week. .

RESUME TREATY FlGHT INSENATENEXT WEEE   Party Leaders Agree To Wait Until That Time Before Taking Up Question.   PACT REPORTED BACK

Peace Treaty Not  Until Next Weel   Reported Back From Committee To. day—To Re Called Up tor Consid. eration Next Week.

TREATY REPORTED BACK BY SENATE COMMITTEE   Pormality Incident te Resumption of Discussion of Peace Pact is Car.. Med Through

SENATE AGAIN HAS TREATY ON ITS HANDS   ‘‘Child’’ is Passed Back B; the Foreign Relations Commiteee—Comes Up Next Week.

TREATY WAITS A WEEK.      Other Business Compells Postpone ment o: Scnate Debate.

PEACE TREATY NOT IN SENATE UNTIL NEXT WEEI   Foreign Relations Commit tee Reports Back Without Debate.   TREATY AND RESERVATIONS GAN BE DISCUSSED FREEL   No Restrictions Or Limitations On Time For Debate.

Following a Lull fn Which Nothing of the Least Use Has Been Done   PARTY LEADERS ARE AGREED ON A COURSE

PEAGE TREATY IS REPORTED BACK   Leaders Agrees, However, Not To Take It Up Until Next Jeol.

TREATY FIGHT GOES T0 FLOOR OF SENATE EARLY NEXT WEEK      BY. L. C. MARTIN,

Youth Chooses Charge to Plead Guilty To as He Would: Draw a Card

PRISONER DECIDES OWN CHARGE IN NY. GOURY   Draws More Severe Indictment— First Degree Burglary.

DRAWS HIS” ‘INDICTMENT AT RANDOM FROM FIVE; PICKS SEVEREST OF LO"

EURGPEAN SITUATION IS BAD   Lord Paish Says it Is Getting More Dangerous Every Dzy, and Something Must Be Done.’

SITUATION IS BAD IN EUROPE   Someth ng Must Be Done to Relieve Tension. Lord Paish Says.

INDICT THIRTY BOOZE CHARGES   MIKE DE PIKE HEIFLER, CHIC AGO ALDERMAN, AND SIX Po. LICE ARE INCLUDED.   PLANNED WHISKY TRAFFIC

SIX CHICAGO POLICE UNDER INDICTEN   ‘With Mike De Pike and 30 Others They Are Alleged ta Be Part of Liquor Ring,

JURY INDIGTS dT RUM SMUGGLERS   Distillery Officials, Gambler: and Others Must Stand Trial.

“MIKE BE PIKE” 1S INDICTEL   Thirty Other Membere of Chicage + Beoze Bing Also Heid by . the Grand Jury.

ALLEGED BOOZE      MIKE DePIKE, OF CHICAGO, ANE THIRTY PTHERS, IN TOILS > OF THE LAW

HEITLER INDICTED IN BOOZE FRAUDS   0. H. Walthen, W. D. Knebklamp and Others Held in Conspiracy. -

INDIGT MANY IN CHICAGO BUUDE CASES   Mike DePike Heitler Is Named --- Close Cabarets in City--Kramer States His Pleasure.

LEADERS INDICTED   Alleged Members of Largest Booze Ring in America Are Indicted by Federal Grand Jury Today.   THIRTY-ONE ARE UNDER CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY   Mike De Pike Heitler Lead List of Indicted Men—Distillery Officials and Police  ' Officers In.

French police are gather. ing new facts against “Rinebeard’ Landru

Destroyed Sodies in A Furnace   Police Secure More Evidence , Against Henri Landur, the Modern french Bluebeard Accused of Murdering Thirteen.

FIGHTS FOR THRONE   Nicholas Planning to Regain Kingdom of Montenegro.   King Hopes the italian Troops Will Be “Favorablie’—Two Arrested as Fiume Plotters.

KING NICHOLAS FYES ON THROM   Understced To Be Presaring For Cow Which Wil Restcre Hin To Pawer.

NICK WANTS OLD JOB   FORMER KING OF MONTENEGRO FIGHTS FOR THRONE.   Ousted by Nationa! Assembly, but Hopes Italian Troops Will Be “Favorable.”

NICHOLAS IN PLOT TO RETURN   Italians Favor His Restoration to Montenegrin Thgone.

SUIT FOR DAMAGES      Comes to Tipton. Court From Hamilton County." f  t

MONTANA VOTING NEXT FRIDAY   First Real Test of Hoover's Strength Will Occur    OPPOSING FORCES STRONG   Wood, Johnson, Harding and Lowden on Ballot

Presidential Primaries   . Montana Will be Test of Hoover Strength, Where an Active Campolgn Has Been Made  poo

TEST OF HOOVER'S STRENGTH WILL BE SHOWN IN MONTAN:    Opposed to Him in the Primaries Are Senator Harding, Gen. Wood, Senator johnson and Gov. Lowden.

FIRST TEST OF HOOVER'S VOT   Montana Voters to Pass Upon Forme: Food Controller in Coming Primary: Wood, Johnson, Lowden, Harding to Measure Strength.

HOVERS FIRST TEST COMES Ih MONTANATODAY   HE HAS 33 DEMOCRATIC, BUT NO REPUBLICAN, DEL- * EGATES PLEDGED.

A HOOVER SHOW DOWN MOTANA   Hoover, Wood. Johnson and Lowden Also. Etercé: ih Vie Primary

STRENGTH OF HOOVER 10 Bt TESTED TODAY   Primaries in Montana Wil Throw Light on Candidate as a Republican   OPPOSED BY LOWDEN, WOOD AND JOHNSON   NEVADA VOTES SATURDAY AFTER WHICH SURCEASI WILL FOLLOW, THREE ELEC TIONS TUESDAY.

Early Returns Give Johnson Big Lead In Montana Primary; Lowden Second.   BATTLE IN SEVERAL STATES NEXT WEEK.   New Jersey to Be Next Critical State; Democrat Delegates Uninstructed.

THE REAL TEST FOR HOOVER COMES TODA)   Fooa Administes utor Eaters Montaia  Primary Against Wood, Harding,        Jobnsen and Lowd

DALIET 70 SHOW ELECTION RETURNS   Will Flash Results on Sereen Just North of His Drug Store Tomorrow Night,

DALIET TO SHOW ELECTION RETURNS   Will Flash Results on Screen Jus North of His Drug Store This Evening.

Ri j { \ ¢ ? a   B ll \ N M »N e L y   ‘Plenty of It in Evidence on Local  Betting Boards.

“REPUBLICAN MONEY.      Plenty of 1¢ ties Exidence on, Toes Betting Boatds,

SLOW PROGRESS BREEDS UNREST   Delay in Negotiation New Wage Agreement  MAY BRING ON STRIKI   About 15,000 Miners in Dis trict No. 9 Declare Intentio: to Quit Work Until Settle ment is Reached—Union Of ficials will Endeavor te Keep Men in Line

Demand Something Definite be Done Immediately Towards New Wage Contract.   UNION LEADERS TRYING TO KEEP MEN AT WORK   President of Distriet No. 9, Which (Appears to be Center of Darest, and International President John L, Lewis Decline to Make Any Cotte ment on Situation.

UNREST IN GOAL FIELOS DUE TO REO TAPE DELAY   Also Reported Profiteering by Operators Fires Men With Anger.

Unrest’ in Anthracite. Fields ~ Because ‘of Slow ‘Progress .on Wage Scale   )CALL SCALE .COMMITTEE   Will Endeavor to Find Means to “Prevent. Suspension: Threaten Walk-out

HARD COAL MEN ARE RESTIVE   Threaten to Quit Work Unless Assured Wage Increase.   SCALE COMMITTEE TO MEET

MINNEAPOLIS GIRL BEATEN, ROBBED   DIED IN A HOSPITAL LATERFOUND BY NEIGHBORS QPIiR HOWF

GIRL FATALLY BEATEN   PURSE EMPTY AND HERSELF DYING, MINNEAPOLIS GIRL 13 FOUND IN BUSHES

WITHOUT CLUES   Police Still Baffled in the Search for Elwell Assassin

POLIGE WITHOUT DEFINITE GLUE TO ~-ELWELL MURDEE   Belief Expressed That Victim Wa Called-to the Door By Man Who Later Shot Him.

MORE GRILLED IN. ~ FLWELL MYSTERY   Von Schlegel and “Divorced Wife Throw ‘No New Light   am AA iedar

OKLAHOMAN SAYS REPUBLICANS PAY VISITORS" EXPENSE   Money Taken From Slush Fund to Bring Crowds‘ To Front Porch.

1920 FOOD PRICES MAY G0 HIGHER   Prediction Is Made By Delegates To Convention ef National Canners Ass’n and Allied Interests.

CANNERS PREDICT HIGHER FOOD PRICES FOR 1920   Blame Short Production, Inflated Cur. rency and Extravagance for High Oost of Living .

HIGHER PRICES FOR 1920   Canners Blame Extravagance, Low Production, Also Currency Inflatia

CHAPMAN FUNERAL FILLED CATHEDRAL   Remarkable Tribute to Popula Ball Player Who Was Vic tim of Accident

‘All Classes and ‘Walks Of Life  Were Represented In the Crowded Cathedral.  ~ LS      PAID AN ELOOQUENT. TRIBUTE

CLEVELAND HOMAGE   Thonsands of Persons Stard With Bared Heads as Body of Bali. Player is Carried into Church

AL PAY HOME TRAY CHAPMAN   Most Impressive Funeral Services Yesterday  CTDEECT fARC UWAITEN   For Several Blocks in Neighborhood of Cathedral and Traffic Completely Tied Up by Density of Crowds Unable to Gain Admission—All Classes Join in Tribute

CHAPMAN AEGEIES THE REVERENTIAL HOMAGE CLEVELAND   Traffic Completely Tied Up as Thousands Try to Gain Admission ot Church   TRIS SPEAKER AND GRANEY COLLAPSE   All Classes and Walks of Life Represented in Crowd Which Gathered to Hear Final Trib. ute to Ball Player Who Was Killed by Blow on Head.

CHAPMAN FUNERAL DRAWS THOUSANDS   Not Since Visit of Cardina Has So Many. People: Attended Church   WAS ~ CLEVELAND~..STAR   Manager Tris Speaker Unable to, Attend the Services as Result of Collapse '

CLEVELAND HONORS RAYMOND CHAPMAN   Thousands Pay Reverential Ho: mage to Dead Baseball Star.

GREAT CROWDS HONOR PLAYER   Chapman’s Funeral Attend ed by Thousands of His  Admirers.

Sports   THOUSANDS AT. CHAPMAN FUNERAL   Teammates of Pcpaar Plyer Pres . tated with Grief as Services Are Held

CAPTAIN AND — “CREW SAVED   Shipping Board Steamet Abandoned in Sinking Condition

TO MAKE BERGER INELIGIBLE   Bi for Porpose Tatroduced by Representative Lubring.

BILL TO FIT CASE OF BERGER   Law Proposed to Close Doors of Congrese On His Kind.

MEASURE WIND UUT GY A VOTE UF 243 TO 140   Twenty-two Democrats Join Republican Congressmen in Support of Measure on Final Roll Call   CLARK PREDICTS VETO OF : RESOLUTION BY WILSON   House Leader Expresses Doubt as to Whether Measure Will Pass in Senate

USE VOTES FOR FACE 243 TO 150   mmocratic Group Desert Wilsor to End State of War.   “puBLICANS CLAIM VICTORY   solution Will Immediately 8 Sent to Senate.

HOUSE ENDORSES — PEACE RESOLUTION; VOTE 243 TO 150   First Step in Program to End War with Germany Regard_ less of Action on Wilson’ s Peace Treaty.   Democratic Substitute Repealing  Emergency Legislation without  Terminating State of War Defeated by Vote of 221 to 171.

SCHOONER ABANDONED AT SEA   Captain and Crew Kescoed From the  Eva B. Dengtias.

COMMISSION FOR BREAKING PLATE GLASS WINDOW:   Chicago Man Hired by Manu facturer to Throw Rocks Daily.

JOHN D. GIVES MEMORIAL FUND   DONATES $63,763,357 TO HOME NAMED AFTEB WIFE  Money Will Be Used in Efforts For Improvement of Condition of Wo men and Children.

$63, 763,357 GIFT BY J. D. TO CHILDREN   Richest Man in World Give: Princely Sum in Memory of His Wife.

ies EE  Agencies of Government Rush Experts to Scene of New York Explosion

LEADERS STILL IW CONFERENCE   Will Consider Carefully Award Before Deciding on Action.   SOME WELL SATISFIED

WAGE AWARD IS JP IN COUNCIL UF UNION HEADS   Four Courses Open Ranging From Acceptance To Refusal.

EOTHONIA WiLL SIGN A TREATY   Hopes to Complete Pact Wit Russian Soviet Government Tomorrow.

2 O00 PRIOONE RS INLETTTOH HAND: AS GUZYN FALL   ‘Last East Letvia Town Reds : Held Taken: Victors Reach Russ Border in Places.   ESTHONIA. SOVIET RUSS SIGN PEACE TOMORROW   Former Gets 16,000,000 Ru bles, Reval-Moscow Railway Concession. Engines.

REDS DRIVEN FROM LETVIA   Boisheviki Forced to Give Up Guzyn and Lose 2,000 Men and Much. Mooty.

LETTISH TROOPS REPORT SUCCES   Reach Lettish-Russian Frentier Many P'aces, According To Official Advices.

REDS RETREATING BEFORE LETTISH FORCES TODAY  (Ry Aawcactated Penec)

ESTHONIA TO ‘0 AGREE TO. i ACE TERMS      Treaty Provides des for Award of Financial and Other Material Assistance to the Balkan tata

Lettish Troops Have Captured Guzyn   Lettish Troops Have Reached the Let Ush-Russian  Feonticr in) Man: ~ Places, Say Reports.

FIGHT ON PORT BILL OPENEI   Railway Man Condemns Bill as Encroachment on Per sonal Liberty.

LABOR FIGRTING GOVERNORS OPER PORT MEASURE   THINK IT WOULD MAKE IT PEN AL OFFENSE TO EXPRESS OPINTON IN THE STATE,

Ln Sena a THEY WERE FRAUDS.   Alms Sécker rs! Al Arrested ne Frankfor ‘for uidulent SMiciting. — 

THEY WERE FRAUDS.   Alias Seekers Arrested at Frankfort for Praudulent Soliciting.

TRADE RESTRICTIONS REMOVED    State Department Acts on Case of i Snvier Ru«cia.

RESTRICTIONS ON EXPORTS TO BOLSHEVIK! ARE LIFTED BY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

U. S. REMOVES BAN ON TRADE   DEALERS SHIP AT OWN RISK ARMS BARRED; NO RECOGNITION

TRADE RELATICNS ARE RESUMED WITH RllgalA   RESTRICTIONS ARE REMOVED BY STATE DEPARTMENT EXCEPT ON WAR MATERIAL.   EXPORT LICENSE REQUIRE   Action of United States Is Independent of That Taken by Any Other Nation.

: State Department Announces Removal of Restrictions on Russian Trade.   ACTION DOES NOT MEAN RECOGNITION   Attitude Toward Soviet Un changed; Trader, Must Teke Own Risks.

RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE WITH SOVIET RUSSIA ARE LIFTED   Political Recognition of Gov ernment is Not Granted or Intended, However, State Department Says.

UNITED STATES RESUMES TRADE WITH RUSSIANS   State Department Re moves Restrictions on on Trade with Soviet.

LIFT THE LID ON RUSSIAN TRADE   DOORS OF COMMERCE OPENED TO UNITED sTATES.   NOT RECOGNITION OF SOVIETS   State Department Careful That No Pelitical Constraction Be Placed On New Order—No Extensive Imports.

AW Restrictions Removed Ex ‘cept on’ “Materials. That _dllight Be Used i in. War,”   No RECOGNITION OF “THE. SOVIET REGIME   Government Makes Position _ Plain; Traders With Russia - Do. So on: Own Responsi bility and. at Own. Risk

U.S. TOPERMIT COMMERCE WITH RUSSIAN FIRMS   Political Relationship I Not Altered by State  Department.

ACTION TAKEN ~ INDEPENDENTLY   United Statzs Opens Trade With SOY et Russia.   RESTRILTIINS. ARE REMOVED

LID LIFTED ON EXPORTS TO RUSSTA      Unitéd States to Take wy ~ Trade With Bolshevists   WAR MATERIALS BARRED   State Department Declares Po litical Recognition Not — -Included’: -- > ~

RUSSIAN TRADING BANS ARE LIFTED   State Department Officially Announces Removal of Commercial Resirictions      het Government; . tended, . Says Notice,

U. §. LIFTS BAN: ON RUSSIAN TRADE   } MOVE DOESN'T MEAN FAVOR TO SOVIET REGIME. ,   Recognition Is Not Extended and the Citizens Trade at Their Own -. Risk—No War Materials Can Be Inctuded..

J. S. LIFTS BAN ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Only Exception Is Shipment of Materials Susceptible of Immediate Use For War Purposes By the Soviet   GRANT NO POLITICAL RECOGNITION   State Department Also Emphasizes That Com panies Trading With Russia Will Do So on Own Responsibility and Risk

IS LIFTED ENDING TRADE BAF WITH SOVIET   Government Declines To Assure Pro. tection for Shippers

U. S. BEATS BRITAIN TO RUSSIAN TRADE   Ban Lifted On All Except Wa: Material; Is Not Recognition Of Soviet.

REMOVE RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Only Materials Susceptible to Use in War Are Banned by State Department.

RESTRICTIONS ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA REMOVED   Political Recognition of Soviet Government is Neither Granted Nor Intended.

AMERICA VOIDa  TRADE EMBARGU AGAINST SOVIET  RUSSIAN REGIME   Restrictions Are Removed Except on Materials Susceptible For Immediate lice For War Purposes,   RECOGNITION IS NOT INTENDED, IS CLAIM   Owing To Its Financial Condition, However, Trade With That Country Is Not Fynected To Be Large.

TRADE BARS WITH RUSSIA ARE REMOVED   All Restrictions Removved With Exception of Ship ment of War Materials   GOV’T NOT RECOGNIZED   RECOGNITION DENIED BECAUSE SOVIET IS REGARDED AS A MINOFITY DESPOTISM

PERMITS TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Government Announces Removal of Restrictions,   EXCEPTION MADE IN ONE CASE

FRENCH TROOPS “AID THE POLES IN “HOLDING REDS   Russian Troops Unable to Make Further Advancé on Warsaw, Are Being Driven Back

INSISTS PAGT A DISREGARD OF ARMISTICE   Treaty Debate Under Way Oc cupies Entire Day in Senate

SENATE RESUMES TODAY ” PEACE TREATY DEBATE   Begins With Document Occupy ing Status Left at Session in November.   OPPOSING SIDES STILL. FAR FROM AN AGREEMENT      if oo i Discussions Expected to Take Up All ‘of the Session  i ’ Poday.   ISENATOR THOMAS TO SPEAK.   Democratic ‘‘Irreconcilable’’ Wil Speak on the Economic Phases of Pact.

City is Suffering - from. Hunger Cold, Disease and from Robbery.

TERRIBLE TERRIBLE PICTURE OF PETROGRAD 15 GIVEN BY PROFESSOF   City Suffering from Effects o! Famine, Cold, Disease and  Robber Gangs

STARVAJION-ANDDISEASE’ RAVAGE RUSSIAN CAPITAL   Epidemics of Spotted Typhus and Influenza Added to Famine Conditions and Fuel Shortage Takes Heavy Toll. .

PETROGRAD LIKE A DESERT   Without Fuel, and City Described as Suffering From Famine, Dis ease and Robbery.

DARIANS RAID AUSTRIAN AROENAL   Force of 800 Armed Mer Crosses Border and Seizes 2,000 Rifles.

HUNGARIANS IN RAID   CROSS THE AUSTRIAN BORDER AND OVERKPOWER GUARDS.   Seize 2,000 Rifles and 21 Machine Guns—Vienna Government Demands Reparation.

Hungarian F orce Crosses Austrian Line and Seizes  Rifles and Machine Gun

MAGYARS IN AUSTRIA   Seize Two’ Thousand Rifles and 21 Machine Guns.   Vienna Government Protests to Hungarian Minister; Demand Punish. ment of Raiders.

HUNGARIANS CROSS INTO AUSTRIA AND AANSACK ARSENAL   PILFERING TROOPS TAKE RIFLES, UNIFORMS AND MA. CHINE GUNS.   GUARDS ARE OVERPOWERED   Protest Made to Officials Asking Pun ishment for Marauders, Return of Loot, Apology and Payment of Damages.

HUNGARIANS GET MUNITIONS WHEN RAID ARSENAL   Cross Austrian Frontie and Over Power  Guards.

HUNGARIAN FORCE INVADES AUSTRIA   Seize Two Thousand Rifles and 21 Machine Guns.   Vienna Government Protests to Hungarian Minister; Demand Punish. ment of Raiders.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1920.   HEALTH CAMPAIGN,   Interesting and Enthusiastic Meet ings Held at Rowland—CGovernment frene Lanta Slbacwkls» Yan Bera

LET MEN DO THE HOUSEWORK, IS CHICAGO SLOGAN   LACH OF DOMESTIC HELP MAKES IT NECESSARY FOR EMPLOYMENT AGENTS TO OULT BUSENESS

1 a   in a ae Ae eee  “MEN WASH DISHES NOW. WOMEN KEEP MILL AGOIN’ 

U. 8. CONSUL KIDNAPED BY MEXICANS PREPARES TO LEAVE THAT COUNTRY

JENKINS IS QUITTING MEXICO   Former American Consular Agent Selling Hia Holdings.

JENKINS TO QUIT MEXICO   American Consular Agent, Who Was Kidnaped and Ransomed, Will Return to U. §S.

BUDGET MUST BALANGE DEBT GERMANS THINK   Want Allies to Fix the Mini mum Sum Due for Reparations   Propose Fuel Organization

PLANS FOR - REPARATION   Future Engagements Must Be Based on Fi nancial Capacity

GERMANS OFFER DETAILED PLAN OF REPARATION   Can Meet Obligations Only if Based on Financial Capacity.

NEW GERMAN STAT   Teutons Ask That Reparations Ke Limiled to Thirty } ars

GERMANY CAN PAY UNLY ACCORDING 10 HANGHIAL ABILITY   Representatives of German Government Ask Allies to Base Indemnity On It.   POINT OUT NEW DANGER   Fear Increased Debt Woulc Weaken Old Economic Struc ture of Germany.

GERMAN FUTURE PAYMENTS MUST BE ON ABILITY   Can Fulfill Future Engage ments Only If Based on Financia! Capacity.

GERMANY PLEADS HER FINANCIAL CAPACITY IS PUSHED 10 LIMIT   Suggests New Plan for Paying Reparations to Recent Foes

BERLIN AOKS oUM aE MUST PAY BE FIXED BY ALLIES   Urges Reparations Obligations Be Expressed in Annuities and Time for Settlement Limited to 30 Years.

Ailied German  Conference Prolonged      Germany Can Only Falfill Future Agreements fer Reparation Based on Her Financia; Ability,

* GERMANS: KICK: ox BILL.  Ane Would Havé it End In Thirty Years  .      Government Boat Sinks.

CONSIDERATION OF FINANCIAL STATUS   BERLIN GOVERNMENT OUT. LINES PLANS FOR REPARATIONS.   WANTS ABILITLY TO PAY USED AS BASIS   Would Fix Anouities With Minimum Amount and Arrange for Thirty Years In Which to Meet  Obligations.

GERMANY CAN PAY SPA SUM SAYS REPORT   [Fix Budget Plan That  Must Balance—In crease Loan.

NEW GERMAN STATEMENT   Teutens Ask That Reparations IK. Limiied to Thirty )ears

GERMANS STATE PAYMENT TERMS   Note Is Delivered to Allied Representatives Gathered at Spa.   MUST BE WITHIN REASON

ANOTHER BiG DROP STRIKES MAY COON   Sharp Break Occurs lmmediately Upon Opening Chicago Grain Market.  od  2 a ae ana aA . r Seah ereetoaee Shs   Six-Cent Drop Again Recorded In Corn For May Delivery

NEW BREAKS IN THE CORN MARKET   Sharp Decline at the OutsetHeaviest all in May Delivery

GOAN GAkoHES TILL LOWER   Market Opening Shows Sheer Decline of Six Cents Over Night.

GRAIN BREAKS SHARP AGAIN   May Corn Continues Fall Started in Sensational Session Yesterday.   BIG TRADE FEATURES IN ALL GRAIN PITS

SHARP BREAKS INCORN TRADE; MAY OFF 6 (TS   OPENING OF CHICAGO MARKET ‘18 FETURED BY DOWNWARD SLUMP. IN GRAINS”   TRADING = IS FURIOUS

SHARP BREAKS TODAY IN.ALL CORN PRICES   Chicago Market Affected by Wealmess of N. ¥. Stock Ex.  thange—Prices Rally.

CORN STAGGERS AND FALLS 6 CTS.   OPENS LOW TODAY BUT RALLIES BRING QUOTES UP TO WEDNESDAY CLOSE.

STOCK MARKET RALLIES AFTER BIG SLUMP   Net Gains of 2 to 20 Points Marked Yesterday's Recovery A‘ter Previous Dav's Crasn.

ANOTHER BiG DROP STRIKES MAY CORN   Sharp Break Occurs Immedi ately Upon Opening Chicago  Grain Market.  e =~ “~- ~ . ~ zt 4 =  sd

CORN MARKET CONTINUES ON THE TOBDGGAN   Heaviest Slump Today i Chicago Was in the May Delivery.   N. Y. STOCK MARKET WEAKNESS BLAMED   Liberty Bonds Continue to Be a Disquieting Influence in the Market.

SHARP BREAKS OCCUR IN GORN MARKET WHEN TRADING BEGINS TODA   ‘DROP OF SIX CENTS PER BUSHE! IN MAY DELIVERIES RECORDED IN THE PIT,

MACHINE GUN FIRE KILLS FIVE. MOR   Scenes of Terrible Description Enacted in Londonderry Streets

StreetsSweptby Murderous Fire For 16 Hours   Terror Reigns Throughout City   Much Sniping and ‘Many Persons Wounded

LONDON DERRY STREETS ARE SWEPT BY TERRIBLE FIRE FOR SIXTEEN HOURS

FIVE SHOT. DOWN WHEN M.ACHINE GUNS ARF USED TO % PROTECT CITIZENS

Five Are Killed in Fight Between Factions’ of Irish in Londonderry   Soldiers Build Breastworks ir Streets—Want Reinforcements.

PHIGHED BATTLE RAGES IN IRISH CITY: FIVE DEAT   Machine Guns Are Turned on Sinn Feiners—Londonderry In Reign of Terror—Other Towns May Join in Riot.

LONDONDERRY 1 INCONTROL OF FIGHTING MOBS   Lull In Shooting Reported Late In Evening By The  Associated Press.

Streets of Londonderry Swept   MANY WOUNDED ON BOTH SIDES IN FRAY   Troops Unable to Make Effec tive Progress Against Opnosition Forces.

PRIMARIES Fall  TU OnOW TREND OF SENTIMENT   Conservative Element Divided Between Wood, Lowden and H arding.  JOHNSON STRONG FACTOR IN RACE  Support of Californian Comes From Many and Varied Sources.

FIVE MURDERERS & ARE EXECUTED AT SING SING   Youngest of the Five is But Twenty Years of Age—Aitempts at Reprieves From Governor Fail.

FIVE PAY PENALTY OF CRIME AT SING SING   Go to Electric Chair for Marder One a Boy of Twenty Father of Three Children,

HUNGARY VOTES FOR MONARCHY BY BIG MAJORITY.   Eldest Son of Former Emperor Charles Is Said to Be Favored for the Job.

ad PER GENT OF HUNGARIANS VOTE FOR KING 10 ROLE   Charles’ Oldest Son Favored  by Legitimists; Even U. S. . Millionaires Guessed.

PRINGE O1TU IS FAVORITE   Eldest Son is Sought as King of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. a

HUNGARY T0 ee HAVE A KING   Monarchists Cast 95 Per Cent of Vote.   BRITISH LOAN TO AUSTRIA   A German Delegate to Paris Labor Conference Against Decreased Production.

STICKS TO ROYALTY   HUNGARY VOTES FOR MONARCHY  BY BIG MAJORITY.   Eldest Son of Former Emperor Charlee 16 Said to Be Favored for the Job.

HUNGARY FAVORS MONARCHIAL GOV'T   Royal Regime Is Chosen by Large Majority.   Archduke Otto, Eldest Son of Former "Emperor Charles, is Favored : as Ruler.

UNGARIARS WANT A MONARCHY   ELECTION HELD IN HUNGARY SUNDAY AND MONDAY   Wen } yo" REAR UNANIMOUS FOa KING   The Question Now Is Who Will Be Called to the Thronc—Hepsburg Prince Maybe.

HUNGARY WANTS A KING   WONARCHISTS CAST 95 PER CENT OF THE VOTE AT ELECTIONS,   if You Want) a Job That Carries With it a Chance to Lose Your Hend Apply Now.

HUNGARY WANTS KING   Royal Regime !s Chosen by Larce Najerity.   : Archduke Otto, Eldest Son of Former Emperer Charles, is Favored  ~ as Ruler.

SPECULATION BEGU “AS TOWHO WiLL BE RULER OF COUNTR   Guesses Range all the Way From Hapsburg Princess to ‘American Millionaires   PRINCE OTTO, SON OF CHARLES, A FAVORITE   Many Objections Ars Made to Peace Treaty Nation Has  Been Told to Sign

Vote of 95 Per Cent In Favor Is Cast First of Week   PRINCE OTTO FOR KING

HUNGARY VOTES HEARTILY FOR MONARCHISTS   SPECULATION AS TO WHO WILL BE KING INCLUDES AMERICANS.         Ninety-five Percent of Ballots  Were for Royal Form of GovOoYpngniands

Son of Former Emperor Charle: is Favored by Legitimitists as King

UNFINISHED RACE 10 BE COMPLETED TUESDAY 1. HOPE   Yachts Drift. About Ir Calm; Resolute Far Ahead.

PLANS ARE LAID “FOURTH OF ‘uy      Hickman’s Orchestra to _ Furnish Music; Three Ball Games Scheduled.

PLANS ARE LAID FOR ELABORATE FOURTH OF JULY   Hickman’s Orchestra toa Furnish Music; Three Ball Games Scheduled.

CAPTURE I$ REPORTED 10 STATE DEPT   U. S. Consul Sends Word; Investigate Carranza Death.

FORMAL REPORT CAUSE OF DEATH PRES. GARRANZA   U. S. Currency to Help Solve Mexico’s Monitary Problems

TWO_WOMEN AND) : MAN GET DIVORCE   TRUST COMPANY “ASKS FOR RE ‘CEIVER FOR, POCKET OLL : .  AND GAS-.CO. .

Allied Forces On'the Rhine Sufficient To Cope With Any Resistance

FOCH SAYS ALLIED FORCES IN GERMANY ARE STRONG FNOLIGH FOR EFMERGENCY

REVIVAL OF ACTIMITY AT HAMBURG ANNOUNCED   German Port Scene of Initial Shippings Since Close of -the War

VENIZELOS IS SHOT IN PARIS   Premier of Greece is At. ‘tacked by Two Countrymen

GREEK PREMIER, IN PARIS, IS WOUNDEL   Venizelos Shot By Two Former Sol~ diers of Greek Army, Who Had Been Previously Removed.

PERSONAL MOTIVES BACK OF SHOOTING   Assailants of Venizelos Were Removed From Greek Army Because of Pro-German Sentiments.

Lottie “Pickford” Files  Suit for Divorce Against New York Stockbroke

MARY’S SISTER ASKS DIVORCE   Second Pickford, Mrs. Lottie Rupp of Los Angeles, Claims Husband Deserted Her.

SOWIET REFUSES. FURTHER PARLEY   Russians Tell Emissaries They Must Have Full Power to Sign.   ALSO SEEK A PROTOCOL

boo remy etre cin nein tc ea a ell GIRL GOES TO TRIAL FOR ‘ MURDER OF STTP-FATHEI

WORKERS AND POLICE. CLASH   Two Killed and 15 Wounded in Argentine Labor Union Dem. ; stration,

INAME ALFRED HILL ALUMNI SECRETARY   DIRECTORS OF K. U. ASSOCIATION MADE ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY :   Gave Up Position With United Press at Washington fer. New Work at K.. U.   Better Organization of Alumni in ‘Support of University Part ~ of New Plan

DRATH OF MRS. BAUR.   : 7 7% ‘Sudden Demise Is Mourned hy Man;  ¥¥iends of Young Woman. _

PRATH OF MRs. BAUR.   sudden Demise Is Mourned by Many iTiends of Young Woman,

PEAK OF TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN SALEM THOUGHT REACHED   Death List May Be Doublec In the Next Two Weeks,

FULLAM TELLS OF U.S. NAVY'S ORGANIZATION   Answers Charges Rea Admiral Decker Against Daniels.

NAVY OFFICERS STICK TOGETHER   Admiral Fullam Backs Uy Admiral Sims Against Daniels.

TROOPS ON SHORE. ~— SOLATE HY   D’Annunzio Prectaims State oi War; Forbids Critical Speech   UNDER PENALTY OF DEATH   Poet Commander Persists in His’ Refusal to Give Possession of City. ‘to Ralian Government

HOLDING FIUME   D’Annunzio’s Batteries Shelle¢ and Military Works Raidec —Poet’s Attempt to Seize Canal Foiled.

THE GITY OF FUME   PRALIAN ‘TROOPS BEGIN MILE TARY OPERATONS,   Captain Gabricile D’Annunzio Must Evacuate the City at Once,

FIUME PORT. IS ATTACKED   Military Operations Begun Today Against D’Annuncio’s Men

FIUME REBELS ARE SHELLED BY DESTROYER   Batteriés on Island of Veglia Attacked—d’Annunzio’s Plot Frustrated.   CUT BPAY OF 200,000  TEXTILE WORKERS

RAPALLO PACT IS REJECTED   By D’Annunzio as Italian Troops Tighten Fiume Blockade.   ATTEMPT TO SEIZE CANAL FRUSTRATEL   Evidences of Tre Warfar Exist All About City and Vicinity.

WARSHIPS OPEN UP ATTACK   D’Annunzio’s Batteries on Istand of Veglin shelled by Italian Destroyer    Raids on Mililary Positions of “Regency of Quarnero” Carried Out   State of War Reestablished Along Fiume Front—Roads Torn Up, Fic.

THE CITY OF FUME   IPALIAN TROOPS REGIN MALI TARY OPERATOD           Evaciate the City at Once,

OPEN SHOP TO FACECOUNTRY S1A1ES EATON   Speaker Compliments Unions on Accomplishments but Deprecates Policies

Traffic Clab ef Pittsburgh Teld by New Yeorker Iaswe Must Come te Head.

MAYOR DAVIS — CANDIDATE   For Republican Nomination for Governor of Ohio — _ Says He will Begin Speaking Campaign at Once.

CORK LORD MAYOR INDITES MESOAGE TO IRISH ABROAD   Terence MacSwiney Will Thank Countrymen  for Sympathy and Prayers.

MacSWINEY’S MESSAGE   Says He Believes God Has Directly Intervened and Prélonged His Life for a Divine Purpose of His  Own

MacSWINEY VERY WEAK, BUT REMAINS CONSCIOUS   Minor Disturbances Mark [risk Sah bath—sinn Fein Patrol Ambushed, Bombs Thrown, Motoreycle Rider Waylaid in Emrrald Isle.

DEATH TOLL FROM FLU IS ON INCREASE   Chicago Mortality Record i: Greater Due to Carelessness on the Part of Victims of Disease.

DEATH TOLL HEAVIEST TODAY   Ghleage Losses From Flu and Pnevuzmonia Total 207,

DEATH RATE GOES “UP IN CHICAGO   Victims of “Flu” During Twenty-four. Hours Number 122   SICK ONES ARE WARNED

FLYER BREAKS SPEED RECORD   Cleveland-Chicazo Mail Pilot Sur paased 155 Miles an Hour.

FIRST GAME IN WORLD SERIES IS TOMORROW   Brooklyn Is City To See Openin: Contest With the Clevelanc  Team.

WORLD SERIES 10. ~ BEGIN TOMORROM   CONTESTING TEAMS ARE MOR? EVENLY MATCHED THAN _ HERETOFORE:   ‘Applications for Reserved Seats By _ Far Outnumber Available Suppiyy

WORLD SERIES OPENS TODAY AT BROOKLYN   Brooklyn and Cleveland Ready to Battle for the Championship.   FIRST GAIKE AT BROOKLYN   =<p0se setore Grand Jury at Chicago of Crooked Deal in Connection With Series Last Ycar Has No Effect on Coming Games.

WORLD'S SERIES STARTS TODAY   Brooklyn and Cleveland Reatly te Battie for the Championship,   FIRST GAME AT BROOKLYN   Expose Before Grand Jury at Chicago of Crooked Deal in Connection . With Series Last Year Has No Effect on Coming Games.

CLEVELAND AND BADDKLYN CLASH   World’s Series Opens on Ebbets Field This Afternoon.   PATTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP   Players of Both Teams More Determined Than Ever to Make Contests True as to Relative Merits Following Expose.

WORLD'S SERIES ~ STARTS TUESDAY      Baseball: Scandal - ‘Has. Had No: Effect..on--Demian ““Bpdarvant: Sa         Cle éland “Stages Weltome for,» Victorious-.

Biue Ribbon Baseball Event Between Brooklyn and Cleveland.   Far Outnumbeg Capacity of Reserved Section, for Others, First Come First Served— Outside Fans Stand Poor Chance — Ace Jim Bagby Penhahiv Piteh for Indians.

READINESS AWAITS FIRST EXHIBITION   Spokes and Robins Meet In Blue Ribbon Event at Ebbet’s Field Tomorrow i

TAX PAYING TIME EXTENDED 10 DAYS   PAYMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED TO END OF YEAR WITHOUT PENALTY.   TREASURER IS RUSHED   A eount of Taxes Paid Yesterday Set New Record and Rush Continued Today.

TAX PAYING TIME ‘EXTENDED 10 DAYS   PAYMENTS WILL BE RECEIY:  ED TO END OF YEAR  “WITHOUT PENALTY.   TREASURER IS RUSHED   Amount of Taxes Paid Yester i day Set New Record and  ' “* Push Cantinued Today.

HEARING DAY Is’ FINED.   Petitions on the Smith and Dunham Roads to Be Heard on May 3.

HEARING DaY 18 FEXED.      and Dunhaw Roads to Re Heard ‘on May 3."

Soldiers Ordered to ‘Kill Rioters If ~ Necessary.   Sporadic Outbreaks’ Occur > During Night, Bricks. and: ~ Stones Being Hurled on Ten ans.

COWBOYS DRAWN TO SERVE ON JUR)   COWSHOYS  DBON'T STRIKE FLY JUST ae ANDGET

LITTLE-FORMALITY = IN: TRIAL OF BISBEE DEPORTATION CASES   ONE MAN OBJECES TO JURY SER: VICK BECAUSE PAY IS NOT EQUAL TO RESPON SIBILITY ,

ADGP TION UF PREAYY  HINGES UN ARTINIE TEN   mise is impossible in Treaty Fight.  TAFT SUBSTITUTE DEAD Various Substitutes Rejected  In Short Order at Monday Session.c

DESPITE COMPLICATIONS IN GERMANY GORE STILL VOTES WITH REPUBLICAN

ADOPTION OF TREAT! HINGES ON ARTINIE TEN   Beli2f Expressed thet Compro> mise is impossible in Treaty Fight,  TAFT SUBSTITUTE DEAD Various Substitutes Rejected  In Short Order at Monday Session.”

NO INFORMATION YET IN STATE DEPARTMENT WHERE CARRANZA [S   Mexican Embassy at Washington Ceases in Efforts to Communicate With Capital

LEAGUE DOORS “MAY OPEN FOR ENEMY STATE      Geneva Hears Lord Robert Cecil “Will Propose Immediate Admission of Recent Battie Foes.   DRIFT SEEMS THAT WA’   Entrance of Germany and Hungary Will Nevertheless Be  rarer ew vere ok mee en

ADMISSION CF GERMANY MA HE POSTPONEN   SOME LEAGUERS OPPOSED.   AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA TO GET IN, AS IT NOW SEEMS.

LEAGUE OUABBLE ABOUT GERMANY   Certain Members Object to Ad: mission of Former Enemy States.

WANTS GERMANY IN LEAGUE   Lord Robert Ceci! Will Support Pro. posed Immediate Admission of Former Enemy States.

CAN'T LIMIT LIQUOR PERMITe   Kentucky Federal Judge Rules on Issuance of Prescriptions by Doctora.

LEADER TO REORGANIZE REBEL SWITCHMEN 10; VOTE ON SETTLEMENT   John Grunau Is Released From Jail and Is Making Effort to §Reorganize Those Who Bolted ‘Mass Meeting in Chicago Yesterdayv.

Texas Supreme Gourt Reverses and Renders Empire Express Company Suit From Hunt County

COVERNGRGOX REPLIES TO OPPONENT   Harding Accused of Being Republican First and Am: merican Second.

LARGE AMOUNT  OF MORPHINE tS FOUND RANGER   BELIE VED DRUG RUNNING POLT EXTENDING FROM TEXAS TO CALIFORNIA NIPPED

South Side Cafe in Chicago Seene o Triple Tragwedy—Feuad of Leahor Leaders.

FLETCHER QUITS MEXICAN POS1   Ambassador Sends Regigna tion to President Follow ing Straind Relation: With Carranza Govern ment

HBS RESISHEL AG AUBASSADOR   U. $. Representative in Mexico Ends Career of 18 Years as Diplomat

FLETGER QUITS MEXICAN POST   Ambassador Seuds Resignation to President Wilson to Take Ef- Tectas Soon as Possible.

BRECKINRIDGE LONG SAYS HE'S AGAINST RE-OPENING SALOONS, IN SPEECH AT PLANTEER'’S HOTEL MONDA}

Breckinridge Long is Unalterably Opposed to a Return of the Saloon   Senatorial Candidate Tells of Achievements of the Administration of President Wilson-—— Awaits Decision on Volstead Act.

PREMICH NUTT acto DlOAMTER DRAWING NEAR   SAYS ITALY SET AN EXAMPLE BY PROVIDING TAXES TO TAKE CARE OF DEBT.   But ‘nless America And Europe Generally Get Together There  Will Be Economic Ruin.

Italian Premier Agrees With Secretary Glass’ Pian for Conference.   ITALY TO BE FIRST STATE FREE OF DEBTS   Should Solve Money Problem in Meeting of All Nations, He Says.

PLANS. FOR CAVALRY DIVISION ANNOUNCED   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE GENERAL “ JOMN A. HULEN WILL BE IN os, COMMAND,   Texas Is Only Political Subdivision in World With Such a Military Unit:-

CAVALRY DIVISION PLANS ANNOUNCED   Gen. John A. Hulen Will B in Command_—Organization Is Unique.

FURTHER STEP 10 CONSERVE PAPER   Cut of 10 Per Cent in Newsprint.

ADVERTISERS: ASKED ~~ TO CUT DOWN SPACE   Size of Newspapers Should Be Reduced 10. Percent as Means of Meetine Shortage.

NEWSPAPERS ARE URGED 10 LOWER DEMAND ON PAPEF   Heroic Measures to Save Dwindling Supply Are Considered Necessary

SEEK TO REDUCE USE ~~ OF NEWSPRINT PAPER   Association of Publishers Ma - CutDown Advertising.

WANT: REDUCTION OF NEWS PRINI   ACTION TAKEN BY COM. _ MITTEE IN NEW YORK.

NEWSPAPERS MUST REDUCE THEIR SIZE OR RAISE RATES   Publishers’ Association Requests Immediate Action Io Cut Paper Consumption “During the Present Emergency.”

10 PER CENT CUT IN NEWS PRINT PAPER ADVISED   American Newspaper Publishers As sociation Makes Drastic Suggestion to Relieve Tight Situation.

Newspaper Publishers ofthe = Country Are Urged to. Reduce = Consumption of Print Paper

NO PUFF OF WIND TO PREVENT THIS RACE   Halifax Fisherman Gather Fo ‘Real’ Classic,

CRITIGAL “JURY” GATHERS AT HALIFAX   “No 25-Mile Puff Will Cal It Off,” Says One

NO STIFF BREEZES ~ TOSTOP FISHERS WIG RACE   Both American and Canadiar Craft Are Getting Ready For Coming Contest

SENATE FAVORS REGISTRATION Ut WOMEN VOTERS   DEAN SUFF BILL PASSED T\ ENGROSSMENT; PORT BILL OPPOSED

COMMITTEE MAKES: _ A MISTAKE ON DRAF!   Calls Back Measure Pertain ing to- Taxes.

TO RECOMMIT © BILL DEFERRING _ TAX PENALTIE:   Wili’ Make Measure Applica ble: “Only: to. This ‘Year, ,  ff iene 7

BANDITS LEAVE — RIDDLED BODY   Gang Vengeance Clew. Follows Attempted Robbery at Franklin Grove.   VIGTIM. §GHIGAGOAN, BELLE    : }Found Shot Twics at Close Range—  Had $1,100 in Cash in Eocket— Chicago Factory Foreman Is Murdered,

BANDITS: LEAVE - RIDDLED BODY   Gang Vengeance Giew Follows Attempted’ Rolibery at ‘ Frankiin Géove.   VICTIM CHICAGODN, BELIEF   Found Shot Twice at: 4Close RangeHad $1,100 in Cashin Pocket— . Chicago Factory’ Foreman ls Murdéred. *

BANDITS LEAVE: RIDDLED BODY   Gang Vengeance Clew Follows Attempted Robbery at Franklin Grove.   Found Shot Twice at Close Range— Had $1,190 In Cash in Pocket— Chicago Factory Foreman  ee eee  Is Murdered.

LLINOIS. BANDITS SHOOT COMAADE   Leave Shot-Riddled Body at Leland Auto Shop,   GANG VENGEANCE IS CLEW   Victim, Supposed to Have Been George ~ L. Miller of Chicago, Shot Twice at Close Range—Had $1,100 Cash in Pocket.

VenA GRU? ALSO BOES TO REBEL   Garrison of Five Hundrec Well Equipped Men  JOINS IN REVOLUTION   Mexican Gunboats Cause Reb els to Withdraw After First Entry But they Come Back Later—Carranza Said to be Hiding in City—News fron Other Points

ABOLISHMENT OF   Bill Also Takes Treasury Secretary Off Federal Reserve Board.

ELWELL MURDER INVESTIGATION IS UNDER WAY   Call Schlegell in Effor 1%, to Get Live , is Clue ~

SEEK FOR MURDER CLUE   POLICE ADD ANOTHER TO LONG LI8T OF ELWELL MURDER SUSPECTS.

WiLL SPEND FORTUNE 10 FIND SLAYER   Millionaire Friend of Joseph B. Ellwell Offers As* sistance.   MURDER OF WHIST EXPERT IS MYSTERY   Police Today Questioned Di vorced Husband of Viola Krause.

DETECTIVES ARE BAFFLED BY THE ELWELL MYSTERY   Officers Seeking Clue: Which Will Solve the Riddle of Whist Ex. pert’s Unusual Death. 

NO CLUE YET TO ~ ELWELL SLAYER   Vanishing Clubman, Sought Since Friday, Questioned; Baffled, Police Admit.

ANOTHER. SUSPECT IN FLWELE CASE   Divorced Husband of ‘Womar , Friend of Bridge Expertl ds Qvectioned. ~~

POLICE QUESTION MANY ABOUT ELWELL’S DEATH      So Far, All Have Been Eliminated; Von Schegel Is the Latest Witness,

QUESTION FORMER HUSBAND.   Victor Von Schiegell Volunteers I: terview Concerning Murder.

WILL RUN AGAIN FOR SENATE.   Miss Anne Martin Announces He! Candidacy in Nevada.

Island of Yap Swept™ By Quake and Typhoon; “Many Buildings Razec

“ISLAND OF YAP IS BEFALLEN BY DOUBLE DISASTEF   Rasthanake and Typhoon Cause Great Destruction of Property in Pacific

Moat -of. Buildings on Island of Caroline Group are Wrecked—Death Toll  .. Mae be Larce

Combined _ Earthquake and Typhoon Wrecks Yap Island   island is One of Caroline Seized from Germany Early in War by Japan and used as a Cable Relay Station in the Pacific

CUMMINGS LOOMS UIP AS DARK HORSt   Keynote Speech Which Has Stirred Delegates Brings Chairman Into Esteem   CONVENTION STRATEGY   Struggle for Votes Devolves Into Pitched Battle Between Cox and McAdoo

LIKELY HORSE OF BLACK HUE   HOMER CUMMINGS GROOMED Lé DEMOCRATIC STABLE. :   STANDS OUT AS A POSSIBILITY   HAS DIMMED FOR TIME BEING LUSTER OF M’°ADOO.   Former Secretary Still! Regarded as Leading Man, Bat Element That le Pushing Him Lacking in !Veadership.

VICTORY FOR DARK HORSE SEEN   Cummings May Break Expected Deadlock at Frisco   MWADOO FORCES DIVIDED   Administration Aid Not Helping Former Secretary

MISSOURI DELEGATES LEAVE FOR CONVENTION   Special Train Carrying Party Men From State Left Kansas City Yesterday.

FLOUR DROPS 50 CENTS TODAY   IS THE SECOND HALF-DOLLAR DECLINE ON TWIN CITY MARKET IN WEEK.

FLOUR DROPPED OO CENTS TODAY   Lower Wheat Market Leads to Second Drop This Week of Commodity.

RAINS BENEFIT. IOWA CROPS   Downpour Covered Most c the State, According to Weekly Bulletin.

RECENT RAINS HELP HAWKEYE CORN CROF   7 Warm Month imperatively Needed To Place Bulk Out Of Danger From Frost.

RINS BENEFIT LOWA CORN CROP SAYS BULLETIN   Threshing Delayed By Heavy Rains Throughout the State.

OINA FEIN RELEASE CAME IN TIME 10 AVOID BAD TROUBLE   Say Irishmen Discussing the  Change of Orders in Treatment of Political Prisoners Who Have Been on a Huncer Strilep.   RELEASE NOT UNCONDITIONAL   Says Bonar Law in Explain ine Matter to the Comons

LONDON PAPERS   Press Comment on the Irish Situation. Com: ‘mends Release of Hun ger Strikers.

RELEASED SIN FEINERS   Step Was Taken to Prevent Outbreak of Law!essness

"TOO SOON TO REJOICE” SAY. IRISH NEWSPAPER:   ‘Times Comments of Reléase of Sinr - Fein Hooger Strikers; Some oe Seay

THE MEANS SAY LONDON PAPERS   Press Comment on the Irish Situation Com: ‘mends Release of Hun: ger Strikers.

SUFFRAGE 48 UPHELD   Motion For Re- Hearing Overruled by Supreme Court Teday

REHEARING DENIED IN TEXAS PRIMARY SUFFRAGE LAW GASE   Supreme Court Finally Disposes of Application to Invalidate Suffrage.

GOOD BUSINESS 1S TO CONTINUE   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE _OF U. S. ISSUES REPORT..

U.S, PROSPEROUS SAYS COMMITTEE   Government Report Tells o Large but Cautious Volume of Buying.   SAYS FARM OUTLOOK 1S BAD   Despite Goed Crops, Farmers’ Horizon !s Not Without Its Cloud, Owing to the Car Shortage—Building Construction at Standstill.

PREDICTS GOOD BolNE SS FOR tol OF VERE   Report Made Public By Sommittee of Chamber of Commerce of the United States

OU AY THOSE AT WASHINGTON WHO KNOW   DISTURBING FACTORS WILL NOT INTERFERE   PROSPERITY AHEAD FOR THIS COUNTRY.   Buying is Liberal But on a Clean an Sober Basis.—Automobile Clouds Presage Lessened Production Says Report.

PREDICTS A GOOD BUSINESS FUTURE INUNITED STATES      STATISTICS GIVEN OUT BY COM MITTEE SAYS OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT.   ALTHOUGH BUYING {S STRONG, IT IS STEAD'

AEPORT DECLARES OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Forecasts Good Business for Rest of Year Despite Disturbing Factors.

Good Business Predicted, Auto Production Less, Building at Standstill

Chamber of Commerce of U. §. Sees Good Year Despite Some “Cloudy” Factors

J,8, C, OFC, SEES “GOOD BUSINESS   Predicts Lively Trade Despite Disturbing Factors   SOME“CLOUDS ON HORIZON   Handicaps to Farmers Pointec Out in Report

GOOD BUSINESS FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR AHEAD   Report of U.S. Chamber of Com. merce Finds Buying Liberal and on Same Basis   RESERVE BANK REPORT   Huge Crop Through Northwest Disappointing in Some Ways, Worth Nearly a Billion

G00D BUSINESS FOR REST OF YEAR SEEN   Chamber Of Commerce Of United States Says Buying Is Liberal, But Sane.

GOOD BUSINESS IS THE OUTLOOK   Prediction is Made Despit Certain Alarming Clouds on the Horizon.

BUSINESS SHTUATION STAYS GOOD   Buying Liberal. But on. Sane and Sober Basis of  Consumers’ Needs.

GOOD BUSINESS PREDICTED F QR REST THIS YEAF   Chamber of Commerc: Sees Bright Outlook Despite Handicaps.

GOOD BUSINESS — ~~ IS PREDICTED   U.S. Chamber of Commerce Presents Optimistic. Report On Conditions   Says Buying of Liberal Volume But on Sane and. - Sober Basis of Needs ~

SPEEDERS PAID FINES   Court Explains That It Can’t Help ‘12 Mile Limit

NOW TALKING MR. MARSHALL AS CANDIDATE OF DEMOCRAT   Friends of the vice president see chance to name him   HE'S A MERRY OLD SOUL   Political dopesters.say Me Adoo'’s witnarawai nas strengthened Mar-

See Marshall As Candidate   Some Believe Vice President Has Real Chance To Be Nominee   HE IS ALREADY  IN CALIFORNIA

BEVERIDGE APPROVES   Would Bring “Return to Constitutional Form of Government.

REJUVENATION OF G.0.P.ONE OF HARDING PLANS   POLICY OF NOMINEE COINCIDES WITH REPUBLICAN PROGRESSIVE’5 VIEWS, IS DECLARED

HARDING  SEEKS REJUVINATED REPUBLICAN PARTY  And Return to Constitutional Forn   And Return to Constitutional Form of Government   This Policy Coincides With Former Senator Beveridge’s Views.

ASKS GOVERNNIENT COAL SUPERVISION      SENATOR CALDER TO PRESENT BILL IN HOUSE,

Senator Calder Preparing Bill To Give Power To Federal Trade Commission   FOLLOWS SENATE PROBE   Also Drawing Measure T: Abrogate The Cost Plus

REPUBLICAN LEADERS ~ CALLED FOR FEBRUARY 2   Practically Certain State Legisiatur: Will Meet Again Before May Primaries.

REPUBLICANS ~ WILL CONFER   State Committee: Will: Meet in  _ Andianapolis . on -Ephrrary 94   DISCUSS NEEDED LAWS

WILSON PRESEN TS HIS VIEWS TOWARD TURKISH QUESTION   Message Will Be Used In Communication To Allies.   FORECAST CONFLICT   Think Wilson Will Not Be In Sympathy On Matter.

PLOT TO KILL JAPAN’S PREMIER   Bomb Jexploded in Building Where Diet Meets. °

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BEGINS A ROUNDUP   Sixin Custody in Chicago; 24 More Warrants Issued; Disturbers SquealThey’ve Brokenno Law

BOYCOTT IDEA 1 PLAN TO PUNISH GREEKS BY MUSTAPHA KEMEL PASH   AID OF PROPHET TO SMASH  ENEMY IS IMPLORED OF ALL THE FAITHFUL.

USE PAPER MONEY TO SPREAD PROPAGAND)   Entente Nations Are Assailed on Notes. -

EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET CAUSES DEATH OF 16 PERSON’   Police Believe Some Bodies Ma’ Have Been Blown to Atoms— Financial District Rocked   BOMB MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSE   Pieces of Human Bodies Found on Window Sills—Directly in Front of J. P. Morgan & Co.

SIXTEEN KILLED AND 200 INJURED IN A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION   Believed That a Wagon Load of Dynamite .. « With a Time Fuse Attached Exploded _...

OCCURRED IN FRONT j. P. MORGAN & CO. OFFICES THIS NOON   FIFTEEN PERSONS ARE KNOW’ TO HAVE BEEN KILLED AND MANY ARE INJURED   EXPLOSION OCCURRED IN A WAG ON PASSING WESTWARD ON WALT SPRERT

Wagon of T.N.T. Or. Dynamite Exploded Is Theory Police Advani           Panic in Wall-st as Reports of Bomb Spread—Acc} Happened at Noon as Clerks Leave Offices—Hos- © nifale Filled With Dead and DPvino. :

Blast Occurs in Front of J. P. Morgan and Company Offices.   BOMB PLOT !S SUSPECTED   Police. Soldiers and Sailors Search Ruins for Dead and Iniured.

Four Killedin J.P. Morgan Co Offices---Burst of Flame Scorched Workers in Offices Block Away.

WHT ADVERTISE WISCONS? RAPIDS ‘SHROUGH . PATH WEEKLY INS MIDDLE WEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ‘£ ARRANGE CHANG! IN NAME Sn nS

SIEL ADVERTISE WISCONSIN RAPIDS THROUGH PATHE WEERLY IN JHDPLE WEST— CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ‘Fr ARBANGE CHANGE IN) NAME

DISCUSS NORTHWEST WINTER COAL SUPPLE   Operators to Gather at Washington Tomorrow to Take Up Situation.   LITTLE. -HOPE EXPRESSED

CONFERENCES OF COAL MEN CONTINUED   BITUMINOUS 0 OPERATORS ENDEAVOR TO EVOLVI PLAN TO SUPPLY COAI FOR WINTER,      Several Proposals Rejecteci Yes 1 terday—White House Hopes  fan Dealtat

PROHIBITION HERE UNDER SPOTLIGHT   Temperance Workers From All Over World Open- Concaress in Washinaton.   BRYAN IS GIVEN OVATION   Women Pickets Accost Sir Auckland Geddes as He Enters Hall,

TRIAL OF NEW   Passes Into. Its Fourth and Probably Its Final Week

LAST WEEK FOR NEW CASE   Three Allenists Remaln to Be Hearc for the Defensc in Murder Case at Los Angeles, 

DETROIT FOOD MEN PINCHED   FOURZARE INDICTED; $3.50 THE PRICE FIXED FOR  POTATOES.

FOUR MERCHANTS TO. FACE CHARGE OF PROFITEERING   Butchers and Potato Dealer’  Arrested . in, Detroit.” .  Taee Trad nent Arwanta

INDICT FOUR MERCHANTS   Grand Jury Charges Batchersa and   Potato Dealers With Profitecring NeeiInge Gtr

Council Took Action . Tuesday Night at Request of Locat : -Rotarians. .   MRS. LEE DAVIS ELECTED.   Selected for School: Board Position—Garbage Contract Was Awarded. ;

Councj} Took Action Tuesday Night at Request of Local Rotarians.   MRS. LEE DAVIS ELECTED   Selected for School Board Posi-

AMS AND AMMUNITION G0 THROUGH TREBIZONA   ARE ALMOST OPENLY SMUGGLED TO MUSTAPHA KEMEL PASHA’S TURKISH TROOPS BY WAY OF CONSTANTINOPLE.

TURKISH INSURGENTS REGULARLY SUPPLIED WITH WAR MUNITION:   SMUGGLING OF ARMS CARRIED O}  WiTH PRACTICALLY NO EF FORT AT PREVENTION,

CASHIER DABBLED IN OIL?   Allege Much Worthless Paper it Vaults of Closed Valparaiso Institution,

LOWER CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF BANKING LAV   Valparaiso Man Accused ot Making Fraudulent Reports to State Bureau.   Complaint Says Falsificatior Amounted to $100.000— Pleads Not Guilty.

Inspectors Capture Last Man Wanted for Robbery of Mail Train in West.   Trail Was Followed Througt  Four States—Arrest After   Lively Battle.

FIX DOLLAR AS BASIS IN WORLD RATES FOR MAIL   oe Sweeping Changes in Present Postal Regulations Are Urged in Report      TO FIX MAXIMUM RATES

Says Congress Cannot ass Peace Resolution Over President’s V etc

CONGRESS CAN'T GO OVER VETO TO MAKE PEACE WITH GERMAN)   Separate Peace by Congressional Resolution Impossible, Says Thomas.

CANT OVERRIDE VETOE. congress Would Have No Constitu tlonal Authority! for Peace  Thacteruttan.

CAN'T DECLARE WAR ‘SE SS “THOS   Colorado Senator Asserts It Is Necessary to Consult President on Subject

CONGRESS RAS NO AUTHORITY 18 OVERRIDE VETO   President’s Disapproval of Resolution ' Declaring Peace With Germany Would Be Absolute.

SENATOR THOMAS’ CLAIM   Congress Can Not Pass Peace Resolu tion Over President’s Veto.

WILL FIGHT ANY RAISE IN RATES   CITY SOLICITOR RE. PORTS ON HEARING BEFOR-E COMMIS. MISSION   it Application of Telephone Company foi the Rate Increases — Cities Opposed to Any Advance — Will Go to the Supreme Court if -Necessary.

CITY SOLICITOR RE. PORTS ON HEARING BEFOR-E COMMIS. MISSION... _..   31 Application of Telephone.Company for the Rate Increases — Cities  Opposed to Any Advance — Will Go to the Supreme Court if Necessary.

PROBE OF H.C. L. AND EXCESSIVE PROFITS, IS DEMAND OF LABOR   mmediate Action Will Be Urged of December Ses sion to Relieve Condition of Masses, Declares Samuel Gompers, in Interview

LABOR FRAMES. HEAVY PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION   Gompers Announces Sweeping Investigation of Cost of Living Will Be Sought   WORK IS DELIBERATELY CURTAILED, HE CHARGES   NEARLY A SCORE OF MEAS URES, INCLUDING TWO YEAT PROHIBITION OF IMMIGRA VION, WILL BE ASKED.

Labor . Leader Believes Congress Should Probe’ Action ‘of Corporation.   TRYING TO KEEP UP’ PRICE   Factories Closed and Produc-. tion Stopped to Bring This About, .

TOLL OF ACCIDENTS AT GRADE CROSSINGS. 1918   FORTY-SEVEN PERSONS . KILLED AND 265 HURT IN TEXAS, © REPORT SAYS. --

H. F. Buchanan was a visitor i: Cherokee yesterday.   MUCH IN PASTURE

_ H. FB, Buchanan “was a visitor Cherokee: yesterday.   MUCH IN PASTURE

GENERAL SWEENY IS GOOD SOLDIER   He Showed Bravery In Al Engagements and Was Commissioned.

WAR PERISHEL   F ew Kept Alive Only by Efficient Work of Al lied Doctors

lll  BRITISH VESSEL GIVES SHELTER TO DENIKINE   \merican Soldiers and Red Cross Workers to Be All Out of Siberia by March 15. Women Are Hurried From Trans-Baikalia, In Path of Advancing Bolsheviks. _

SoU WAR  PAIOUACR I AUDSIA Bit AF SEAS   American Women Rushed lo Safety From the -ath of Reds   RED CROSS UNITS ARE ORDERED HOMIE   Gen. Denikine Seeks Ret uge on British Ship at Constantinople

TYPHUS AND POX WIPE OUT ARMY OF 375,000 MEN   Austro-Hungarian Prisoners in Siberia Perish From Dis ease. Sav Dispatches

_ Three-Fourths of  - Austrians Perish   Of 590,000 Austvo-Hungarian Prisoncrs Tekken by Russians, 375,000 Have Perished in Siberia,

PRISONERS PERISH IN SIBERIA.   375,000 Austrians Die of Smalipox, and  Typhus, ts. Report to: Red - : ‘Croan.

PRISONERS PERISH IN SIBERIA   375,000 Austrians Die of Smallpox and “typhus, Is Report to Red Cress.

Three-F: ourths of  Austrians Perist   Of 500,000 Austro-Hungarian Prison, . ers Taken by Russtuns, 275,004 -- Have Perished tn Siberia, —

LABOR BOARD. AWARD GIVES 75,000 RAISE       Railway Workers Not Affected by First Decision Now Renefit. :         MINERS’ AWARD WILL NOW BE RE- Shened   President Wilson Sends Le ter to Brewster and John L, Lewis.:

THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR INGREASE   IN WAGES GRANTED 75,000 EX. PRESS EMPLOYES.   UNDER ESCH-CUMMINS BILL   Men Must Continue At Work Under Existing Rules of Working Force   and Agreements, Says .  [ tho Board.

GET A NICE RAISE   Railway Expressmen Given a Wage Increase of Thirty Millions

EXPRESS EMPLOYES GET WAGE RAISE   Mises ABYARte OF FIATEE.N CENTS AN HOUR OR

Railway Labor Board An nounces Second Big Award To Employes   FLAT RAISE OF 16 CENTS AN HOUR GIVEN   Seventy-Five Thousand — Te Be Benefitted—Retroactive From May 1

GET $30,000,000   Railway Express * Employes Get Award From Wage Board

EXPRESS MEN GET INCREASE   Labor Board © Announ ces Award of 16 Cent:  an Hour.

ARE GRANTED 166 AN HOUR th CREASE   75,06) Will Participate In AwardWill Tots! $30,000,000 a Year   Unions Wanted 25¢ an Hour, But Will Accept for the Present.

INCREASE GIVEN TO EXPRESSMEN   ADVANCES GRANTED TODAY BY FEDERAL BOARD FROM $32.50 TO $48.00.   TOTAL INCREASE $30,000,000

WAGE INGREASE FOR EXPRESS EMPLOVES   Federal Railroad Labor Boar Announces Decision Totalling Thirty Million a Year.

$30,000,000 RAISE IS IVEN RALWAY EXPRES' EMPLOVE’   Railway Lisbor Board Announces Deéision in Demands of Expressmen.

EXPRESS COMPANY EMPLOYERS TO CUT $30,000,000 MELON   Wage Increase Awarded to 75,000 Persons By the Railway Labor Board     nek a pew ee en «2 ure =—-™ mereaewye   DATES BACK TO MAY

$30,000,000 HIKE  WORKERS TO-DAY      IXCREASE RANGES FROM #32:60 TO S18.40 A MONTH ON BASIS OF RAISE OF 16 CENTS AN  VTOCR.

BUARU AWARDS WAL INCREASE TO EXPRESSMEN   Thirty Million Dollar Advance to ve Distributed Among 75,000 Employes   FLAT RATE OF 16 CENTS PER HOUR BASIS OF RAISE   ALL EMPLOYES, wrrt EXCEP. TION OF EXECUTIV®S AND SHOPMEN, ARE AFFECTED BY DECISION,

WAGE RAISE IS AWARDED EXPRESSMEN   Retroactive To May 1 Is Decision of Labor Board.

INCREASE GIVEN EXPRESSMEN   75,000 Raliway Employes Get 16 Cents An Hour Boost   LABOR BOARD'S DECISION   Four Unions Are Involved in the Action Taken

ADVANCE GIVEN EXPRESS MEN ‘BY RAIL BOARE      The Raise to Expressmen Ranges, from $32.50 to $38.40 per Month 

APRESS WORKERS GET WAGE BONS)   THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR IN. CREASE GRANTED 75,000 EMPLOYES OF EXPRESS CO

Labor Board Annotiiice: Raise te ‘Wages For >. +» 75,000,      [AWARDS WILL = +e BE ACCEPTED   Flat Raise of 16 Cents An Hour Given—-Unions Asked 25 Cents.

Witt REVEAL ‘BRAINS’ BACK OF BALL PLOT   Cook County Grand Jury  Continued Indefinitely   Reports Say Sullivan Wilk Re veal Brains of Schenie

GAMBLER WILL EAA OF WASTER MINE   Go-between to. Tell of Those Behind Frame-up, Says Report

SUFFRAGE LACKS / VOTES IN TENN,   Anti-Suffrage Workers Get in Work on Pledges Over the Week-end,

SUFFRAGE WORKERS SPEEC UP EFFORTS IN TENNESSEE   Both Sides Chaim to Have Enough Votes te Win—But . Botic

SUFFRAGE OUTLOOK TENNESSES 1 SO FAVORIBL                         1. URFRAGE ORGANIZATION ZARS POWN FENCES BUILT BY SUFFRAGE FORCES,   FORCE VOTE “THIS AFTERNOO}      eve: Cdnspiracy Is On To Have hose Ptedge For Suffrage He

ALLIES THREATEN TO OCCUPY RHINELAND   GERMAN OFFICE HAS NOT AS YET RECEIVED NOTE

GERMANY FAILS — TO MEET TREATY   Allied Occepation of Rhineland Province Is Threatened As A Result.

THREATEN GERMANY TO HOLD RHINELAND   OCCUPY PROVINCE INDEFINITE. LY UNLESS TREATY IS FULFILLED.

MRS. BOOTH. INJURED.      Victim of an Accident ~ Saturday a: “the Result of a.Falt.

MRS. BOOTH INJURED.   Victim of an Accident - Saturday as the Result of a Fal!.

CHARGE FARMER WITH BEATING HIS WIF!      TOWN OF GRAND RAPIDS MAN BROUGHT INTO JUDGE GETTS COURT

CHARGE FARMER WITH BEATING HIS WIFI   TOWN OF GRAND RAPIDS M BROUGHT INTO JLDGE GE COURT

ADVENTURES IN FAR EAST IN RUSSIA ARE AT AN END   General Semenoff’s Troops Have Gone Over to the New Government,

WHITE SOX WERE ‘THROWN’ OUT OF 1920 PERWANT BY ‘CROOKED’ WORK  "OF SEVERAL PLAYERS. IT IS ALLEGED

CHARGES THROWING OF BOSTON GAMES   OF BOSTON GAMES  McOlellan Attacks White Sox Teammates        Lost When Nearest Rivals Did, He Says at Chicago

*RENCH WARMERS” OPINION,   Believe Crooked White Sox Players Regulated Playing This Scason.

Other Charges Made Against White Sox   “Bench Warmers” Say Sox Player Regulated Playing By the Score Board.

i rr rs eel TWO WOMEN PICKET  BRITISH iMBASSY   = ™ i Their Signs Call Attention to Alleged Massacre to Begin iMonday ia Ireland,

MAN 10 SUCCEED LANSING SOUGHT: DAVIS 1S TIPPED   Polk And Baker Are Also Men tioned For Vacant Place In Wilson Cabinet

BAKER LIKELY TO. “SUCCEED LANSING   Secretary of War Is Known ‘to Be in Perfect Harmony With the Poli cies of President Wilson.

DAVIS TALKED OF AS LANSING: SUCCESSOR   BAKER “DARK HORSE”   PREDICTION IN WELL -INFORMEL CIRCLES 18 THAT BRITISH AM. BASSADOR WILL GET POST —POLK 18 ALSO CONSIDERED

CAPITAL AWAITS NOMINATION OF NEW SECRETARY   Polk, Secretary Baker and Davis, Ambassador to England, Are Mentioned

Baker May Get Lansing’s Job In The Cabine   Three Candidates Are Mentioned t Succeed Lansing aw S Secretary of State——Regard the  Break as a Closed Ineident, /Q

MANY” MENTIONED AS SUCCESSORS TO MR. . LANSING   Wilson - Expected to . Nasa Hew Hecroeary of Bake: 7

PICK THREE NAMES FOR SECRETARY   Davis, Polk and Bake1 Being Considered, Says Rumor.

STABILIZE STOCK PRICES.   Indiana Feceration Will Attempt te  Keep Market Steady.

DISABILITY OF PRESIDENT IS TITLE OF BILT   REPRESENTATIVE FESS INTRODUCES  RESOLUTION PRESCRIBING PROCE. INTIMHre

SKIPPER FOR SHIP OF STATE   Congressman Drafts Amendment to the U. S. Constitution.

DISABILITY  RESOLUTION   To Be Introduced by Mr _ Fess Providing for Con” stitutional Amendment on the Subject.

CONGRESSMAN WOULD PREVENT REPETITION   FESS TO INTRODUCE BILL WHICr WOULD PROVIDE SUCCESSOR FOR DISABLED PRESI DENT, .

FESS WOULD DEFINE   When Supreme: Court Deetd‘ed He Was Unable tor Administer Duties, Vice Presidént Would Assume Them  According to Resolution.

FESS HAS BILL TO COVER CASE OF PRESIDENT   Would Provide for Vice Pres. ident Taking the Place of Eexecutive in Case of Latter’s Illness.

‘OR PRESIDENT AD INTERIW   Ohio Congressman Drafts Amendment to Meet Disabitity of the Executive,

INDIANA ON HIS STUMPING TOUT   NATIONAL COMMITTEE FAVORS ‘SPENDING MUCH TIME IN THE MIDDLE WEST

OPEARING PLANNED FOR THE LEADERS   COX AND ROOSEVELT BOTH TO TAKE STUMP AUG. 15 FOR BIG DRIVE.   HOMMETTEE HOLDS MEFT   National Executive Committee of Democrais, Meeting at Colum. bus, Plan Details of the Campaign.

Two. "LEADERS WILL,” OPED PEAKING TOURS -IN/EAST AND WEST AT THE SAME TIME,       BOTH PARTIES ARE. COMPLETING PLANS   ‘Cox Expeci fo. Spend Much Time : in Olio, New York, New SERRE 7 Indians and: Wlinois,

OPEN CAMPAIGN   Cox and Roosevelt to Take 7 ‘Stuimp* About- Aug, “15° _ By Herbert W. Walber

Democratic Campaign to  Open in Mid-August   Cox Will Start in East and Roosevelt Simultaneously in Far! West: Lodge Says Cox’s Demand for Full Publicity of Campaign Funds Will be Granted With Pleasure

Issue In Connecticut Is Neither Cox Nor Harding; But Senator Brandeve   BY DAVID LAWRENCE (Coppright by Times Publishing Co

rir WANT SCALP OF A SENATE ENEMY   BENT ON DEFEAT OF BRANDEGEE OF CONNECTICUT.   Oppermenat of Suffrage and Leaxu: ef Nations Has Fight Os Handa. Bet Harding Strength May Pell Him Thre.

POLICE MAKE NEW RAIDS IN ERI: 2 KILLED   TWO MEMBERS OF THE ROYAI IRISH CONSTABULARY WERE KILLED NEAR BALLINGARRY.   A PITCHED BATTLE OCCURRED   MacSwiney Lingérs Through The Sixty-one Day of Self-Imposed Hunger Strike.

SINN FEIN GUNMEN DUST  dine   CLASHKS BETWEEN SINN FEIN. ERS AND POLICE OCCUR DURING THE NIGHT   TWO ATTACKERS. KILLEL      A Couple of Sinn Feiners Were Killed in Cork Last Night and One Policeman Was Wounded. Many Are Arrested.

TWO COAST GUARD            Sinn Feiners Raid Coast du tlon At Dublin, Killing Tw 7 Officers,

Military Raids Are Conducted   FIRING CONTINUOUS  eS  Large Scale Battle Is Expected   (Bulletin)

UPRISINGS  WITH KLINGS AND MOUNDINGS NY RELAND  Woman With Babe in Arms and Another Expected in Month Wounded.

Former Army — Inspector Que of the Victinis—Brit ish Troaps Active in Ire

VIOLENCE IN - IRELAND CAUSE OF SEVEN DEATHS   Soldiers and Civilians Slain—O’Callaghan Is MacSwiney’s Successor; Will Continue the Struggle.   DEATH TOLL 34

Two Sinn Feiners and Policeman Were Shot in Clashes. ia Cork   DUBLIN ' SURROUNDED   By an Entanglement of Barbed Wire—Extitement in England

GERMANS WANT STANDING ARMY OF 200,000 MEN   Fehrenbach To Insist On Is sue at Spa Conference  Next Week.

GERMANS INSIST MAINTENANCE OF ARMY OF 200,000   To Ask Territorial Restitutior and Pay For Costs Allied Occupation

GERMANY WILL INSIST ON ARMY OF 200,000   Chancellor Will Make Claims : at Spa,

WANT 200,000 ARMY   German Chancellor will Insist ox Farce of That Number, Ts

RECONSTRUCTION WORK UNDERWAY IN ELGIN TODAY   New and Larger Build. ings to Replace Damaged Ones.

ASSAULT IS REPULSED   Seven Hundred Troops Clash in Early Morning Battle

FIAST ATTACK ON NUEVO. LAREDO Was AFPULSEN EASILY   Probabiy but Reconnaisance to Determine Best Point for Another Assault.   BOTH SIDES WARNED NOT TO SHOOT ACROSS BORDER   General Pablo Gonzales Ar rested by Order of Provis ional President de la Huerta and Rumor Says He Ha: Been Courtmartialed.

MEXICAN FIGHTING BEGINS.   First Attack on Nuevo Laredo Fasily Repulsed by 300 Chregonists.

FIRST ATTACK ON NUEVO LAREDO 1S BEATEN OFF   THREE HUNDRED OBREGONISTAS AND CUSTOME GUARDS ‘REPULSE TROOPS UNDER GENERAL RICCARDO GONZALEZ

POST OFFICE RUSH WILL START SOOM   Local Post Office to Have: Extra Force— Postmaster Urges: In: . surance of Packages

POST OFFICE RUSH WILL START SOOM      Local Post Office to Have Extra PForce—Postmaster Urges Insurance of PB: ickages.

PREPARING FOR FIGHT   ATTORNEYS READY To COMBAT CREER REMONSTRANCEH   Seventeen Individuals are Objecting  fo the luproy ment

PREPARING FOR FIGHT   ATTORNEYS READY TO: COMBAT . _ CREEK REMONSPRANCE          Seventeen Individuals to the luprove  are Objecting

FOOD PRICES GOING DOWN   Restaurants in Little Reck Announce Decreases Today

BROTHERHOODS REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT   “Steadying” Telegrams Sent to Railway Loca Unions All Over Country

NOTHING IS MADE PUBLIC iN REGARD TO THE RAILWAY WAGE CONTROVERSY.

xision for the Present,  OHficials Have Accepted r Washington Believes   0 HANDS WIT], GO QUT ANYWAY, IS SAID

BELIEVE STRIKE OF RAILWAY MIEN HAS BEEN AVERTED   Proposal President Wilson Mad to Union Heads, However, is  Carefully Guarded.

REPLY TO PRESIDENT      T he Raiteond Brotherhoods Have Sent Their Answer to Laller’s Suggestion.

WILSOR HAS REPLY OF BROTHERS ANS   Unien Officiats Sent Telegrams To Locals Which Will “Steady Our Men.”

REPLY OF WORKERS: GIVEN [0 WILSSA   But No Announcements Were Made Today   REFUSAL IS THOUGHT

REPLY OF BROTHERHOOD LEAD ERS PRESENTED TO PRESI DENT TODAY AND TELEGRAMS SENT LOCALS.

BROTHERHOODS MAR j REPLY-10 DECISION GIVEN BY PRESIDENT   No Intimation is Made to Indicate Action They Took On Wilson's Ultimatum Yesterday,   DETROIT MEN TO STRIKE

RAIROAD MEN “MAY AGREE T0 WILSON PLAN        Discordant Note- Comes From Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees

BROTHERHOGDS SEND A REPLY TO PRESIDENT   Answer Also Being Submitted to ‘Union Heads Throughout the Country. .   CONTENTS ARE WITHHELD   Sirike of Maintenance Men Unaffected and Will Go in Effect Tuesday,

Maintenance of Way Head Says ~ Nothing in Proposal Will Stop Strike Order. :      REPLY OF UNIONS ‘SENT TO PRESIDEN

PRESENT REPLY TO PRESIDENT   Decision Accepted by the Union Officials for Present at Least

NO RAIL STRUKE. AF UNION CHIEFS HAVE. THER WU   Officers: Are: Opposed: “i ., Walkout:Now;: Workers’ : - . -- Will: Decide: Le wa   WORK ON WILSON NOTE   Leaders Fear-They May Be Unable io. Prevent’ Un-.. . authorized: Breaks. :

REPRESENTATIVES OF BROTHERHOODS ANSWER PRESIDENT’S PROPOSALS AND NATIONWIDE RAIL STRIKE IS AVERTED

THERE WILL bE NO STAKE seGNDAy   WILSON'S PROPOSAL WILL * HOLD MEN FOR TIME   BAILROED MEN SHE STEER   Yul Correspondence Covering NegoGiations Will Soon Be Made Publie.

EXPLORER IN GRAVE DANGER   AMUNDEEN’S EXPEDITION SHIP WEDGED IN ICE FLOES ON SIBERIAN COAST

a cath Gases ae et Te EE ICH HOLDS POLAR EXPLORER.  Amundaen’a Ship in Grave Dange!

MAY BE FORCED TO ABANDON EXPEDITION    Missionary From Nome Says  Vessel Wedged Between Ice  >: Floes Is in Danger.

BIGGEST POTATO CROP.   Spuds Are Scheduled To Be Muct : Cheaper Than Last Year, Say Market Officials.

NIBLACK ANNOUNCES   Vincennes Man Seeks Democratic Nomination For

“AN AMBITIOUS BARBER   winl Try to Shoot ‘Niagara Falls ii. a ' ‘Barrel the Coming Summer...

WILL FACE DEATH -AT NIAGARA FALLS   Barber to Ride Over Falls in a Barrel

BUOMERS FOR MADOO ACTIVE FOR GANDIDATE   News Their Choice Will Not Reject Nomination Enlivens Boom.   THEY HAVE SELECTED A FIELD MARSHAL   Story That Cox is a Divorced Man May Hurt His  Candidacy.

MADOO MAY NOT REJECT IF NAMED   Boomers See Chan ge of Hleart on Part of Former Secretary

AM*RICAN LEGION IS) AFTER SUITABLE MEMORIAL   Wat Legislature to Appropriate Sun to Help Erect Building.

CLOSE OVERLAND AUTO PLAN]   Shuts Down for Indefinite Perigog— Fifteen Thousand Employees Lose Jobs.

BiG AUTO PLANT TU CLOSE DOORS INDEFINITELY   Willys-Overiand, City’s Greates Industry, Closes Indetinitely   Formerly Employed 15,0 00 Persons

MURDER SEEN IN FIKING” FOODSTUFFS   Millionaire Girl’s Life Endangered By Servants on Farm.

POISON IN FOOD   Murder of Wealthy Los Angeles Girl Attemnted, Charge

POISON PLOT SSUSPEGTED   JAPANESE ON THE RANCH OF CALIFORNIA GIRL ARE DISCHARGED.

RUSS REDS TAKE PERSIA CAPITAL   TEHERAN FPLLS TO BOLSHEVIK! iS REPORT RECEIVED IN TURKEY.

TEHERAN 18 REPORTED IN SOVIETHANDS   Persian Legation at Con stantinople Receives News of Fall

interstate Commerce Commission Declares Penal Provisions will be Invoked Unless Railroads Comply with Order   INSPECTORS REPORTING DELIVERIES NOT MADE   Procedure to be Governed by  Pa Regulta of Investigation to be Made into Circumstances, the Statement Savs

WARNS FREIGHT MUST MOVE   Interstate Commerce Commission Gives an Uitimatum to the Railways.

SOFT GOAL SUPPLY AMPLE FOR NEEDS   Co-operation Has Averted Shortage. -

WOMEN OF STATE FUR THE LEAGUE   Democratis Noninep For Senator €  Finds Much Optomitism Aboard For League OL Nations.

WOMEN OF STATE FOR THE LEAGUE   Thomas Taggart Recite: Heroism of the Women and Declares That They   Women Will Not Follow Borah—It’s a Contract to Prevent Wars

LIVE STOCK MEN   Would, fot Be “Harassed Un Guy” By Legal Resirictions,   FEAR CONTINUED DEPRESSION

LIVE STOCK MEN SEE HARDING   Would Not Be “Harassed Unduly” By Legal Resiriciisns.   FEAR CONTINUED DEPRESSION

‘DETROIT “REDS” UNDER ARREST ON HUNGER STRIKE   Alleged Radicals Refuse to Stoke Boilers Which Heat  Their Rooms. 

WISITORS ARE. REFUSED ADMIT: TANCE TO PRISON AFTER SEVERAL MADE ESCAPE.

MATERNITY LAWS URGED BY LABOR    Benelits Especially For Working  Women Suggested As Speaker Points To Mortality.

MATERNITY LAWS ARE NECESSARY   23,000 Mothers Died Las Year Who Could Have Been Saved.

New Sweaters, Late Madels, See Them  Piehmand’e Yer Cante Rtare   Piaver Pianasx at $6°5.

FIFTY LIES LOST WHEN SHIP SANK   Small Italian Steamship Goes Te Bottom When It Strtkes A Mine.

SPROUL WOULD RESTORE PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS   IN SPEECH AT OLE BULL CELE.  BRATION, GOVERNOR PLEDGES HIS ADMINISTRATION TO THAT PUR Pacnk.

RESTORATION OF THE FORESTS   Governor Sproul Has Pledged Suport of Administration, at Ole Bull Celebration in  a   SPEECH EXCERPTS

GREAT VICTORY FOR GREEKS   Annihilate Force of 20,000 Turks on Northern Battle Front.

GREEKS REPORT BIG VICTORY   Annihilate Force of 20.000 Turks on the Northern Battle Front, Smyrna Reports.

ADRIANOPLE IS IN FLAMES   Airplanes Flying Over th City Report is a Prey of Fire

CORN CLUB MEETING   County Farm Agent Had Assembly at Ceurt House

otEK PEALE;  HT WNolols 10) PREMIER   LLOYD-GEORGE IS ASKED TO SECURE END OF BUTCHERY  nd  Since Reds Accede to 3 eee ig Rea >

TWO MONTHS MORE OF  FE SNE MM EE COR Bp BEKO REARDAN   Re WERE ATHY eH.

PEACE IS DEMANDED BY LABOR   Ask England To Ene  Russian War   RED LOSSES HEAVY

BRITISH LABOR DEMANDS RUSSPOLISH PEACE   Want Pressure on Poles to Accept Proposals Previously Approved By Lloyd George

BLOGDY BATTLE IN ADANA, ASIA MIND   Ten Thousand Turks Besiege the Town, Says Report.   FRENCH GARRISON HOLDING   American Worker With Relief Com. mittee Counts 300 Headless Bodies on Battlefield—Supply of Food Limited, He Declares.

BIG ARMY OF TURKS BEFORE ADANA, ASIA   French Garrison at Adana, Asia Minor, Engaged in Bloody Battle.   Worker With American Relief Com. mittee Telis of Terrific Engage. ments—Fcod Supply is Limited,

TURK INSURGENTS ATTACKING ADAN)   FRENCH SENEGALESE CUT OFF HEADS OF MOSLEMS TO MAKE SURE OF DEATH.

Decapitate Bodies of Fallen Foes in Fierce Fighting in Asia Mino

BATTLE RAGES “NEAR ADAMA. ASIA MINOR   Ten Tdusand Turks Besiege the ! - “Town, Says Report.   FRENCH GARRISON HOLDING   (American Worker “With Relief Cor “ “mittee Counts300 Headless Bodies  on Battlefield<=Supply of Food  u Liemited.'!MHe Declares. —

TURKS CONTINUE FIGHT AGAINST FRENGH TROOPS   American Relief Worker Counts More Than 300 Headless Bodies on Battlefields Near City of Adara.

TURKISH SOLDIERS BATTLING FRENCH   Nationalists of South it  Asia Minor Are Fighting

French Blame Americans  for Asia Minor Trouble:   Turks and Arabs Cut Off Heads of the Wounded. About Adana To Make Certain They Are   Dead Says Constantinople Report. 

EES MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED ENDLESS BODIES   American Describes Bloody Battle Between French and Turkish Nationatists

FAMINE FACED BY AMERICANS   Food Shortage in Adana As . Turks Besiege City   iMANY PERSONS BEHEADED   Fierce Hand to Hand Fighting Between French and Fee

10, 000 TURKS .- BESIEGE TOWN   ‘French Garrison at Adana, Asiz Minor. Engaged in Bloody Battie. ~~   COUNTS 300 HEADLESS BODIES   Worker With American Rellef Com mittee Tella of Terrific Engage. mente—Food Supply te Lim ¢ ited.

MAIN WITNESS MISSING   TRIAL OF MRS FARAH TL TABOR CHARGED WITH DEATH OF HTLE, CRIPPLED.

VIRGO, TABOR WITNESS. GONE   Authorities of Michigan Are Unable te Locate Husband of Murdered Woman.

SEABOARD SYSTEM CUTS 17S PAYROLL!   Norfolk and Western Reduce Shop Forces, Letting out 20 Per  fiawé at Wlaebscnan

COUNTRY SCHOOL PATRONS TO START A COMMUNITY MEET   Fo Inaugurate Opening of j School With a Big Basket © Dinner on Grounds.  , j :   COMMUNITY MATTERS TO 4 BE SPEAKERS’ SUBJECTS   Fermanent Organization Woutd _ Follow Lines of Pare Teachers’ Associations,

COUNTRY SCHOOL PATRONS TO STARI A COMMUNITY MEET   To. . Inaugurate Opening 0 g School With a Big Basket ’ Diner on Grounds.       COMMUNITY MATTERS TO BE SPEAKERS’ SUBJEC'              Lermanent Organization Follow Lines of Parent: Teachers’ Associations.

CELEBRATE VIG!O:Y   NATIONAL ASSOCIATION BEGESNS AT CHICAGO,   Women Voters Hope Bor ai Bailot in 1920,

DEWITT RESIDENT SERIOUSLY WOUNDED   CHAUNCEY MILLER ACCIDENTAL LY SifGT IM CHEST WhiLE CLEANING RiVOLVER   IS AT LOCAL HOSPITAL   Ball Enters Body Irch Above Hear -—Physicians Beieve E. Wilt hecsver

DEWITT RESIDENT SERIOUSLY WOUNDED   IHAUNCEY MILLER ACCIDENTAL LY SifCT IN CHEST WELLE CLEANING REVOLVER   IS AT LOCAL HOSPITAL   Rall Enters Body Irch Above Heart ~Physiciiny Resieve Es Wih htc over

NEW YORK GLUE fQ ATTAGKED BY CINN FEIN MOR   British Flag Hanging With the French and Amercan Maddens Irish Agitators

POLICE GUARDING NY. UNION CLUE   Would Prevent Repetition %f Sinn Fein Attacks; Riot Is Staged Yesterday.

‘SINN FEINERS ATTACK NEW YORK UNION GLUE   Sight of British Flag, Hun; . With American and French Flags, Enrages Mobs ..   AFTER MEMORIAL MASS

N.Y. GLUB UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Prosecution Taken Against Repetition of. Sinn Fein Attack

M'A000 THINKS FORMER HUN ENEMIES i tt AMITTED TO THE LEABIE   WOULD ULTIMATE MAKE FOR THE PROTECTION OF CIVILIZED WORLD, HE SAYS.

M’ADOO MAKES OPENING SPEECE   Starts ‘Campaign in Be. half of Candidacy of  Governor Cox

DRAW BiG CROWDS   CHAUTAUQUA IS ATTRACTION OF > THE WEEK,   THE BAND MUSIC WAS EXCELLENT

NEW WARSHIPS DENIED   Committee Reports $424,450,O00 Navy Bill to House.   Requests for Money to Bulld Two Gi. ant Seaplanes Also Refused by Body.

NEW WARSHIPS ARE DENIED BY HOUSE   Committee Reports $424.450.. 000 Navy Bill to House.   Requests for Mency to Bulid Two Gi ) ant Seaplanes Also Refused by Body.

HARDING TAKIS UP PLANS FOR NOTIFICATION   Republican, Presiden sia} Nomince Confers With senders » at Home at Marion.   MEETS WITH BAYS TODAY   National Chairman Coris.¢ to Spend Weok-ent, During Which ‘Thos Draft of Acceptance “Spreeh Will: be Laid Botere: Flas le. rogressbry.

HARDING STILL WORKS ON SPEECH   Hopes To Complete Firs Draft Today.

“1S STREW AMNKEW PEFTES   Senator Overman Says Democrats Under Wilson Carried Greatest War to Successful End.

WILL SOLICIT AID FROM 7TH DISTRICT   School Children in This Federal Reserve District Will be Asked to , Make Purchase   EACH TO BUY ONE W.S. S.   Will Bring Government $32.000.000 Alone From This Part of The United States

SCHOOL KUIDIES WILL BE GIVEN A LESSON IN THRIFT   Cedar Rapids Schools Enroll in Campaign To Save

Honored and Loved in Future Even asWashington and Lincoln Are Today.

CAMPAIGN T0 BE WAGED   BY REPUBLICANS INDICATED THROUGH LODGE   WILSON TOBE THEIR MARK   Other Great Presidents Attacked In Similar Manner

ASK CONGRESS TO IMPROVE U. S. PORTS      PORT AUTHORITIES ASSOCLATION CLOSE CONVENTION BY ASKING FOR AID; A. P. SUPT. TELLS OF GROWTH.

AGREE ON LEAGUE PLANK; MAY HOLD A NIGHT SESSION   DANGER OF PARTY SPLIT AT CHICAGO REPORTED AT AN END   A JOHNSON VICTORY?   California Candidate Declares the , League Plank in Line With His Views   ~NO LEAGUE MENTIONED   The Plank Favered by Mild Reservationists Was Furthe: Modified Today   BULLETIN

AGREE ON LEAGUE PLANK; MAY HOLD A NICHT SESSION   NO LEAGUE MENTIONED   The Plank Favored by Mild Reservationists Was Further Modificd Today   BRELLETIN

CECIL B. DE MILLE’S NEW PICTURE IS A MARVEL OF REALISM   “Male and Female” Produced On : Most Lavish Scale.

MILITARY BURDEN OF © THE WORLD GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE   Great War, Hailed as the “Last Conflict,” Leaves 2 Heavy Yoke—Nearly Every Country Planning Biggest Armies and Navies of History.

GREAT WAR, HAILED 4S THE “LAST CONFIACT", LEAVES. A HEAVY YORE. 3

Foes of Covenant Hope to Place on Record All Aspirants for Republican Nomination for President.

REQUEST VIEWS UF CANDIDATES   In Relation to League of Nations Covenant  DISCLOSED BY BORAH   Republican Senators Opposed to League will Ask all Party Candidates to Go on Record. Letter to Governor Lowden Lays Bare Alleged Iniquities of Proposed Partnershin.

Borah Starts Ball Rolling With Letter to Lowden, Requesting Answer to Questions as to His Opinion on “Giving Up Stand United States Has Taken for 150 Years.”

PERSONAL ViEWs UF PAESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS ASKED   Borah Would Put Them or Record as to Issues Involved in League of Nations.   MAKES PUBLIC LETTER TO GOVERNOR LOWDEN   Says Those jor Whom He Speak: Have No Intention of Coniining Question (0 Ilinols Candidate Powerfal Jnteresis Seek to Embroi Ls in European Adlairs,

ASK CANDIDATES LEAGUE STAND   REPUBLICAN OPPONENTS WIT! ASK ASPIRANTS FOR THEIR ATTITUDE   BORAH QUERIES LOWDEN   Senator Reqneste Mlinois Man's Position—Charges Secret Agreements.

SENATOR BORAH WANTS TO KNOW   Asks Lowden if He Stands for the League of Nations.

CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION AR TO BE QUESTIONE!   Borah Writes Lowden That Attitude of All Toward the League of Nations Must Be Disclosed Frankly.

BORAH ASKS FOR VIEWS ON LEAGUE   Writes Governor ‘Lowden Seeking His Stand Upon Entanglihg AL -Hances—Intimates ‘AML Will By Questioned.   'S PRESIDENTIAL ISSUE   VIOLATION OF CONSTITUTION

STAND ON LEAGUE MAY BECOMES, 0, SSUE   INTENT OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS OPPOSED TO COVENANT TO QUERY CANDIDATES,   ATTITUDE 1$ TO BE ASKED   Purpose Is Disclosed by Letter From Borah to Lowden Requesting His :-. Position on Alliances.

Is First Step Towards Making Treaty an Issue. In the 1920 Campaigi           In Open Letter, Idaho Senator Asks Gov: Lowden, the Aspirants for the Nomination, to Declare Himself on the Question Involved in League of Nations.

Stand of G. O. P. Candidates  On League, Election Issue   Borah Discloses Letter to Lowden in Which Questions Of His Attitude on Pact Are Asked—Idaho Senator Charges Powerful European and U. S. Interests Are at Work to Embroil America in Foreign Affairs

LOWDEN ASKED 10 SHOW HIS ATTITUDE   Republican Candidates to be Questioned on League.   LETTER SENT BY BORAH,

PLANS TO SOUND OUT CANDIDATES   Senator Borah Sends Letter to Governor Lowden.   ‘LEAGUE ISSUE THE SUBJECT

Senator Borah Questions Governor Lowden on Foreion Policies Stand.   TO OUERY CANDIDATES   Ciies Russia Expedition a: Fruit of Meddling in Eurove.

Churches Make Protest Against Religious B  In The League Of Nation

ILLINOIS CROWDS TENDER HARDING WARM GREETING   President-Elect Tell: Gatherings All  Americans Now.

U0, MAY AGI UN KILLING UF OFFICER   Slaying of Captain Kil. patrick By Bolshevik Is Stirring Nation.

BED GROSS MIAN IN RUSSIA CAPTURED BY pASSACKS S REPORT   ‘Washington Headquarters Has Not Been Advised of Other Report of Killing.

RED GROSS MAN STATE  DOUBTFUL   Report Bolsheviks Slay American   CAPTURE ADMITTED

MANITOWOC EXPLOSION. TOLL REACHES TO FIVI   ANOTHER GIRL SUCCUMBS TODAY AND TWO MORE ARE ON VERGE OF DEATH.

GERMANY WANTS FRENCH OUT   Demands tumedinte livnenation of  tranvkfort.

MRS, f H-BINDER ~§ FOUND DEAE   Succumbs to’ Heart Trouble or Apoplexy Some Tine Last Night— Discovered ‘by House Maid.   ‘SHE WAS APPARENTLY-IN.  GOOD HEALTH LAST NIGHT   Was. Born in This City About: 46 Years : - Ago—Was a Miss. Katherine : * Blochberger: :

Mrs. Katherine Binder Drops Dead in Home . Here; Found Yesterday   Was Wife of Late F. H. Binder Who Was at One Time Mayor.

Papers in Londen: Are Worrying         SEMPORTANGE.:OF “AMERICA   €asy.to'See That’ "Europe Wants To Be As: Frigly as Possible “With United States,

WGbEO! CAUTION   LONDON PAPERS - FEAR REPLY MAY STRAIN KRELATIONS.,   Wilson's Adriatic Note Comes in for Criticism,

BRITISH PRESS SHOWS CONCERN   CAN BELATIONSHIP  Is Recognized That President Wilson Has the Power to Enforce His Will As to Peace. we

London Papers Express Much Concern Over Adriatic Note.   MANY CONDEMN OTHERS PRAISE   All Admit the Gravity of the Situation Which .Has Arisen.

CURUPEAN PAPERS FEAR REAL CRISIS   Ald. OF EUROPE FEAR OF OONSEQUENCES OF DISPUTE BE- . TWEEN WILSON AND  HEADS

ENGLISH PRESS [NDORSES THEN FLOUTS WILSON   London Papers Express Much Concern Over Adriatic Note.   MANY CONDEMN OTHERS PRAISE   All Admit the Gravity of the Situation Which  Has Arisen.

SEAMEN FIGHT BILL FAVORING APPRENTICES   OBJECT TO SHORTENING THE TIME NOW REQUIRED IN TRAINING SAILORS   Author Of Measure Gives Reason; Why It Shon!ld Pass To Encourage Americans

“SELES 'SPUDS A'P48 CENTS   Potatoes: Are Cheap at Milwauke tye Marleets  e

a  {SOCIALIOTS IN JEW YORK OTATE CAIN UNSEATED   two Other Members of Delega tion Resign When Assembly Votes to Bar Solomon, Waldman and Claessens   igTION OF ASSEMBLY IS DENOUNCED BY HUGHES   pisqualification of . So for Office Removed — Says .

Resiguatiens of Orr and Dewi, After Companions Were Expolled, Renorted Net Final

N. Y. ASSEMBLY AGAIN UNSEATS 3 SOCIALISTS   Second Expulsion Comes After Five Hour Debate.  2 OTHERS RESIGN   Two of Re-Elected Expelled Members Declare They Could Not Sit With Such an “Un-American Body.”

SOCIALISTS MEMBERS OF N.Y. ASSEMBLY MAY CLAIM SEATS   Two Who Resigned Following Expulsion Of Comrades Return

OTHER 2 RESIGN FROM ASSEMBLY   Refuse to Sit With So UnAmerican a Body, They Declare.   WILL COME BACK, CLAIM

SOCIALISTS THREATEN 10 COME AGAIN   Declare They Will Be Back When Unseated For a Second Time.

UNTANGLING THE FREIGHT JAM   Special Committee Appointed te Wake the kffert.

Appointment of Committee to Work with Interstate Commerce Commission Announced by Executives’ Chairman   APPORTIONMENT OF FUND TROUBLESOME QUESTION   Variety of Opinion is Expressed as to Uge to be Made of Money Provided for Loans by the Transportation Act

ANILWAY LENDERS NAME NEW BOART   SPECIAL COMMITTEE SIMILAR TO RATLROAD WAR BOARD SN ANNOUNCED

NAME RAIL COMMITTEE   LECUTIVES NAME uP      RAILROAD FE BODY TO HELP CL ‘ FREIGHT TANG

TO END FREIGHT JAM   Road Committee ‘Appointed to Co Operate With Commission.

WAR STEPS TAKEN TO SOLVE RAIL JAM   Special Committee Appointed to Help Untangle Nation-wide Freight Tie-up.

RAIL BOARD LIKE WAR , BODY IS FAVORED   Railroad Executives Would. Choose Representatives to Confer With interstate Commerce Commis.  sion.

NEW COMMITTEE CLOTHED WITS WIDE POWERS   Take Action to Aid in Breaking Freight Jam of Railroads.   Connecting Link Between Com.  mission And Roads.

INVESTIGATING ARRESTS  Hindus Were Taken to Elli: Island Without Warrants. -

SUGAR DOWN TO 12 CENTS   Drop of Another Half Cent Is Announced at New York by Refiners.

WHOLESALE SUGER IS. DOWN T0 12 GENTS   Is Now Just Half the Highest Price Reached Early in the Summer.

SUGAR DOWN 10 TWELVE GENTS   Lowest Price of the Seaso: Quoted Today in New York.

SUGAR LOWEST PRICE OF THE 1920 SEASON   Federal Sugar Refining Company Announces a _ Reduction to  Twelve Cents a Pound.

See a ae eo aT ee Cee en ee ee SUGAR REACHES LOWEST MARK OF SEASON

ANOTHER DECLINE ~ IN REFINED SUGAR   Drop of Half Cent Per Pound Occurs.

POLAND INVADED.   Eastern Boundary Crossed by the Reassinn Army.

Russian Bolsheviki Show No Consideration For the Guarantees of Allied Powers to the Buffer State

BARNES OPPOSES EMBARGO SYSTEM IN WHEAT SALES   Director Declares Lever Act Proposal To Thus Stabalizt Market Presenis “Untold Dif ficulties” in Operation

ASK U.S, T0 PREVENT MANIPULATION OF U.S, GRAIN TO FOREIGNERS   Proposition of U. S. Grain Ex changes Vetoed as Impracticahle he Wheat NDiractine

BARNES VETOES USE OF LEVER ACI   Grain Men Fear Foreign Manipulation of Wheat Futures.

PEAR ENGLISH ~ POOLINGRAIN   Request for Operation of Lever Act is Turned Down

GRAIN MEN EXPRESS FEAR OF FOREIGN POOL   Seek Help From Wheat Director Barnes, Who Says That Embargo Would Be Most Difficult Resort.

Federation of Labor Opens Fortieth Annual Convention at Montreal; 500 Delegates

INVESTIGATION OF COX'S HARGES IS UNDER WAY   Republicans Are Aggressive As Senatoria Inquiry Into 15 Milllion Dollar Slush Func Is Opened At Chicago--Kenyon Promises Hearings Will Be Thorough.

USING BARRELS FOR THE BALLOTS   MORE THAN 100,000  ELECTION PRECINCTS IX USS   WHEN POLLS WILL -CLOSE   Lip the Virginias the Polls Close at the Hovr of Sunse(—Different Elours  in Different States.

BARRELS USED AS BALLOT BOXES   Congestion Prevails Throughout Na-« tion Because of Large Increase in Vote as Result of Woman Suffrage.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AUGMENTS BALLOTS   New Jersey Precincts Use Barreis For Ballot Boxes—Time cf Poll Closing.

MILLIONS OF WOMEN VOTERS CAUSING CONGESTION AT POLLING PLACES ALL OVER NATIGN IN ELECTIONS OF TODAY

NEW JERSEY = USES BARRELS FOR BALLOT BOX   Hours at Which Polis Wilt Close Through Nation Election Day

STATES HAVE DIFFFRENT HOURS FOR CLOSING POLLS IN TODAY’S ELECTION: TEXAS CLOSES7 P. M.

Senator Harling Msy Appear. .: [°° Seme of Career tlaces But: { Wil not “Stump” Country -

MAY LEAVE .PORCH   Harding Likely to Make Few Outside ' Speeches

HARDING SPEAKS “IN LARGE CITIES   Bat Will Not Make a “Barsstorming Tour of the Country” . i

HARDING TO SPEAK IN SEVERAL LARGE CITIES   National Chairman Hays Says Front Porch Campaign Will Not Exclude Some Speeches   MAY APPEAR ON EACH COAST

FRONT PORCH SEAT GETTING TOO WARK      HARDING GOING TO SPEAK ‘II SEVERAL LARGER CITIES, “HAYS ANNOUNCES.

WOMEN 10  STORM G.0.P. CONVENTION   Militent Suffragists Are Pre paring to Heckle National Gathering.

PREDICTS GROP ~~ FAMINE IN 1924   nee SCIENTIST SAYS “PAMIN E PERIOD HITS WORLD EVERY FIFTEEN AND A? A HALF YHARS   CONDITION DUE. TO THE WEATHER   Seterity ef the Crisis’ Vavieg Fron ‘One’ Manifestation to the Other  Wihia Two or Three Years

SOCIALIST TO DEMAND RECOGNITION OF SOVIETS   Resolution by Meyer London Will Advocate Immediate Peace With Germany.

60 UNDESIRABLE ALIENS 10 EAST TO BE DEPORTED   One Held Because May Have Knowledge Wall Street Blast.

PLAN TU BUMB CITIES   REDS THREA™ —N MANY ATTACKS FROM THE AIR.   Sixty-One of T «4 Arrive in New York From \/est to Await Der cation,

UNDESIRABLE ALIENS: AT PORT OF DEBARKATION   ‘Sixty-one Candidates for. Deportation from Chicago and Far West Arrive Pao “@t Bllis Island -

TO SHIP MORE REDS   ‘Sixty-One Arrive in New York “From West.   Leader Saya They Plan to'Bomb Ames lean Cities From the Air Within’. Year, !

HAD ‘BEEN HELD IN CHICAGO is   Pal Mozuris, Bespérate os fs Uae or Mose wir   MADE WIS ESCAPE IN JUNE   By Leaping. Out of Widow on Ellis     Island and Swimming Ashore==* ~ Reeaptured’in Mich.

FRANCE TO PAY DEBT IN FULL      Every Dollar of $250,000,000 Due America October 15 to Be Met, Says Finance Minister.

FRANCE TO PAY EVERY DOLLAR   Prepared to Meet Her Obligation of Quarter Billios.

France Will Pay Every Dollar Of $250,000,000 Loan Due On Oct. 15

FRANCE WILL PAY  ALL OF ITS DEBI   art of Anglo-French Loan Due October Fifteenth Will Be Paid in New York on Date Due, According to the French Finance Minister.

SEVEN TO BE HANGED = IN CHICAGO THIS WEEK   Five Murderers Will Be Seu to Death on Thursday and: ‘wo Will Go on Friday,   TWELVE WERE SCHEDULED:

Execution Day Nears _ For Seven Murderers   Five to he Placed in Death Cell Wednes-:   day to Await  Death.

FIGHTING FOR LIVES   AKVEN MAY BE HANGED IN CHI. CAQO DURING WEEK   Five Others Get Reprieves and Others Retain Hopes

me e-em ee  SEVEN ILLINOIS CONVICTS AWAIT DEATH IN CHAIR   SS. EEE  Five Will Die in Chicago Thurs, day and Two Friday Unless Reprieved.

PLANS 70 ABOLISH S1R- TREASURIES 10 GUT EXPENSE   Lop $18,000,000 From Legis lative Appropriation Bill

MAY DISCONTINUE OFFICE SURVEYOR GENERAL IN CITY   Bill Proposing Closure Reported to House Committee Today

HOUOt BILL MES AWAY WITH MARY GOVERNMENT MEN   Legislative Appropriation Bil Abolishes Offices and Reduces Clerks.   Measure’s Total of 104 Million One of Largest In. Peace-time.

CUTTING EXPENDITURES   HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE PRUNES CLOSE,   Proposes to Abolish Ninc Subtreasurles and Other Oitces—Bill Sull a Heavy Onc.

i COUT EXPENSE   Lop $18,000,060 From Legis lative Appropriation Bill

$18,000,000 CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS . BY U.S. COMMITTEE   Report of House Group .Calls for Eliminating Surveyor General at Salt Lake  7   ASSAY OFFICE TO’ BE ABOLISHED ALSO   Largest Pence Time Budget on Record Presented to Congress

CUTTING EXPENSES   House: is Ruthlessly Slashing Appropriations.

AN OPEN LETTER   CONGRESS OUT FOR ECONOMY   Cutting and Slashing Appropriation Bill.   STILL IT IS LARGEST SUM    iEver Appropriated in Peace Time Bill—Sub Treasuries and Officials S'ated to Go.

CONGRESS 10 ABOLISH NINE SUB-TREASUBIES AND 2 ASSAY OFFICES IW THIRTEEN STATES

BILL ASKS $42,000,000 TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION LAY   Internal Revenue Bureau Is Costly—Plan t Abolish Subtreasuries

Honse Committee Makes Reductions in Legislative’ Appropriation Bill i

TAKING ARMS FROM JAPANESE   White Population of Austraiian Town Rendering Them Harmless.

NAME RECEIVERS FOR PONZI   Interests of Thousands of Investors in Hands of Three.

RECEIVERS FOR PONZ BUBBLE   Fortunes of Wizard and Hi Dupes Placed in Receivership Today.

RECEIVERS FOR PONZI AFFAIRS   Sears, Perkins and Thurstor Named.   3Y FEDERAL COURT   Must Adjust Claims That May Reach $7,000,000 With Assets Uncertain.

NAME RECEIVERS TO UNSCRAMBLE PONZI AFFAIRS   Federal District Court Ap points Three to Represent  en  ee

CLAIMS REACH $7,000,000   Court Names Three Receivers foi Ponzi's Assets—-Bonds at $50. 000.

JUDGE NAMES RECEIVERS IN PONZ! MONEY   Interests of Thousands of In vestors Placed in Reccivership.

EE REULIVE a FOR THE BROKEN PONZ FORTUNES   Each Required to Furnist Bonds of $50,000 Wiil Adjust Claims.

THREE RECEIVERS NAMED FOR PONZI   WILL HAVE CHARGE OF GET-RICH-QUICK BUSINESS.

PONZPS FUNDS GIVEN OVER TO ~-AEGENVERSHIF   Three Receivers Named -— Interests  of Th, haan ds of Othcat Retands of C

PONZI’S FORTUNES IN RECEIVER'S HAND!   Three Administrators To Adyjus' Settlement Of Get-Rich-Quick Notes For $7,000,000.

INVESTORS Wht DREW DIVIDENDS MAY LOSE COIN   Receivers Called On to Adjust Claims Which Total Aout $7,000,000 -

RECEIVERS: ARE NAMED FOR PONZI INTERESTS   Three. Men Named to Taki Over Affairs of Bushel Basket Millionaire.   MUST POST. BIG BONDS

PONZI FORTUNES IN RECEIVERSHIF   ESTIMATE ASSETS OF BUSINESS FOUR MILLIONS, LIABIITIES SEVEN MILLIONS

PONZI FORTUNE BEFORE COURT IN BANKRUPTCY   “GET-RICH-QUICK™ SCHEME EX PERT'S FORTUNE PLACED FD BANKRUPTCY

PONZ! WhEEL OF FORTUNE PLACED IN REGEIVERSHIE   Federal: Judge Puts Receivers in’ Charge of Promoter’s Tangled Millions.

RECEIVERSHIP FOR PROKEN FORTUNE’   Interests of Charles Penzi and Thousands of Investors Now In the Hands of Federal Court.

DEAF AND DUMB GIRL MURDEREL   BRUTAL SLAYER ALMOST SEVERS HEAD OF YOUNG LOUISVILLE WOMAN

MUST FILE BILL OF ALL EXPENSE   DIDATES EN RECENT ELEC ION HAVE THIRTY DAYS TO FILE STATEMENTS.       INCLUDES ALL WHO RACED

MUST FILE BILL --OF ALL EXPENSE   + ANDIDATES IN RECENT ELEC. TION HAVE TRIRTY DAYS TO  FILE STATEMENTS.  ;   INCLUDES ALL WHO RACED

A COUNT IN OVERALLS   Shift In Russian Affairs Brings Change of Fortune

WOULD BUY PLANES ron ARnwy.   Kahn Introduces Bill For Expenditure of 15.480. 625.

FIFTEEN MILLIONS 76 CONTINUE AIR PROGRAt   House Bill Would Authorize / Big  Expenditure to Develope Ameriean Aviation.

FIFTEEN MILLIONS FOR AIRPLAINES AND MOTORS   Expenditure Would be Authorized hy Bill Introdueed in House by  DPanPrescaktative Kaha.

MORE INDICTMENTS — TN VICE INQUIRY   New York Inspector Gharged With Neglect of Duty,

INDICT POLICE INSPECTOR      Detectives on Staff of New York Official Also Are Accused. ~

REWARD IN KIRK CASE   Governor Announces State Will Offer Funds for Return of Omaha Gunman.   Board of Control Fixes Amount at $100—2 Months After Broke Furlough.

REWARD IN KIRK CASE NO (   Two Months Aftesr Farlough Brok en Governor Offers Reward for His Return.

PRICES AT THE PEAK SAYS ADVERTISER AT CHICAGO CONVENTION   Day of Declining Prices is Here  : Declares Red Wing j Man

PRIMARY OPEN TO WOMEN   Attorney General of Stafe Renders Opinion Extending to Them Vote Richt.

PRIMARY OP   Attorney General of State Tenders Opinion Extending Vote.

PRIMARY OPEN TO WOMEN.   Attorney General of State Renders Opinion Extending Vote.

GOVERNOR CF FLORIDA IN BELLIGERENT MOO   Threatens to Go Gunning for Publisher of Palm Beach Post

GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA THREATENS EDITOR WITH JOUSLE-BARRELLED GUN   Sidney J. Catts Writes nF Letter to Joe L Earman, itor of Palm Beach Post.

DUVCANOR CATTS, OF FLORIDA, THREATENS TO KILL STATE HEALTH OFFICER ERMAN   tarman Became Angry With Catts Because He Appointed Thompson States Attorney at Palm Beach—Governor Has Double Barreled Shotgun Loaded.

FOLGER SULLIVAN LAWYER FIGURES IN FLORIDA SCRAI   iidgar Thompson Cause of Bitte Fight Between Governor and Newspaper Publisher,

IB GOVERNOR CATTS WRONG WA!   Threatens Gun Settlement = With President Florida State Board 5 of Health.

FLORIDA GOVERNOR THREATENS EDITOR WITH BUCKSHOT   Chief Magistrate Resents State ments Made by Editor of West Palm Beach Paper.   KEEPS DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Governor Makes Statement ir Open Letter Made Public Today.

THREATENS TQ KILL PUBLISHER   Rev. S. J. Catts, Govgrnor of Florida Warns of Plan tc Use Double Barrel Gun   Tired of “Tyranny, Arrogance and Big Stick Boss. ing.’ He Writes

GOVERNOR CATIS, OF FLORIDA, MAD   WOULD HAVE FINAL ‘ SHU TLEMENY WIth BARMAN   GOVERNOR LOADS HIS GUN   President of Florida State Board at Health Criticized Governar Catts  al the Govérnor ‘Valks Ugly.

FLORIDA GOVERNOR ‘THREATENS EDITOR   Criticism of An Appointment Not Pleasing to Chief Executive of the State

GOVERNOR GATTS ASSAILS EDITOR   Threatens Violence Against Palm Beach Man

Florida’s Parson Governor Threatens .  To Use Shotgun on Palm Beach Editor

GOVERNOR WARNS ~ HE-WILE SHO0}   Threatens. Life OF Editor. Who Has “Attempted . To. Frighten > Pir In His Administration.

MAKES THREAT TOUSE SHOTGUN   Governor of Florida Resents Attack by State Health Of. ficer And Would Kill   Shotgun Loaded With Buckshot Suggested As Proper Instru ment.

P1 eacher-Governor i .Threatens*Gunning -* For:Florida Editor   Sends. Publisher Letter That Next Attack’. Means Visit * With a Shoteun.

GOVERNOR CATT S STIRRED UP OVER CRITICS’ ATTACKS   Threatens to Use Shot Gun to Make “Final Settlement.”

FLORIDA GOVERNOR MAKES WAR TALK TO NEWSPAPER MAN WHO ~ HAS BEEN CRITICISING HIM:

Man Who Stepped From Pulpit To ‘Govemorship Threatens Newspaper Mar   Rev. Sidney. J. Catts, Chiet Executive of Florida, Says He - Will Have Final Settiement, With Publisher With Double;Barreled Shotgun oo neaded With Buckshet:

THREE BANDITS . _ ROB PASSENGERS   TERRORIZE OCCUPANTS OF THE COACHES BY FIRING SHOTS INTO ROOF—TWO ARE ARRESTED

Wild West Holdup Staged      OHIOANS RO eEED IN BUFFALO YARD ON. NEW YORK CENTRAL. TRAIN EARLY TODAY  Two Bandits Are Cah

THREE, BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN   Board Pullman Ooach in Yards ‘and Get Cash; Arrests Made Shortly Afterwards.

Firing Pistols in Ai, Two Men Rob N.Y. Central Train Passengers   TRAINMAN IS SHOT; 2 BANDITS CAPTURED   MOST DARING TRAIN ROB: BERRY IN AISTORY OCCURS IN FARLA MORNING IN HEART OF BIG CITY,

BANDITS HOLD — UPN, Y, CENTRAL TRAIN IN BURFALC   Ordered Out of Berths, Passenger: Marched ty End of Car While Yeggs Went Through Their Clothing.

WILD WEST HOLD-UP” Ig STACED   3 Bandits Shoot Up Pas senger Train  TRAINMAN IS SHOT  Police Nab Brothers as Suspects

Two of the Alleged Bandits Are Arrested Half Hour After Hold-Up.

[RAIN ROBBED IN BUFFALO, N. Y   TRAINMAN IS WOUNDED WHES HWE TRIES TO BAR WAY OF THRE BANDITS

PASSENGERS HELD: UP AN EAST BUFFALO. mm   Three Bandits Rob Occupants - of Pullman on N. Y. C. Train. i Two Arrested. .

BANDITS HOLD UP AN. Y. CENTRAL PASSENGER TRAIN   IN BEPFALO RATLROAD VARS AND ROB PASSENGERS RORBERS ARE CALGHT

TRIG ENTER TRAIN, ROB PASSENGERS   Two Men Taken and Identified As Yegeg men.

BOLD ROBBERY IS STAGED IN BUFFALO N.Y   ROBBERS MAKE HAUL IN TRAIS YARDS; TWO ARE UN“ DER ARREST

NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN 15 HELO UP   ROBBERS SEARCH PASSENGERS BUT ARE SOON CAUGHT.   DES MOINES GUNMAN CAUGHT   Police Overpower Desperate Gunmat Who Had Terrified Women In Southwest Part of City— Lodaed in County Jail.

NEAR POST OFFICE   Police Seize 60° Gallons of Whisky 26 Harrels of Mach in Italian Fruit. Stand.

TARACITE: MINERS WILL GET TO WOR    Restimption of Operans Expected Pending Conences for Adjustment’ of pute That Brought About ut Down. —-

ALLIES READY FOR THE KAISER   WILL DEMAND THAT HOLLAND SURRENDER HIM FOR TRIAL,

REECE WAHAT POOL PLA   Might  Violate ~AnU-Trust Law,  “Barimners Decide, 3

ARREST POLICE COURT CLERK.   After He Reported Burglars Had Taken $°74.000.

PORTO AIGO'S RATS COaT 13 AILLIONS ANNUALLY TO FEED   Y. S. Report Shows Two Rais to Every Inhabitant: $11 Per Capita to Support.

GAITIGIOE THE WILSON MESSAGE   Japanese Press Comments on Lack of References to the League.

BAKER APPROVES: WATERWAY PLAN   ‘Canal Project Agitated for Mose: Than 20. Years Now Assured.   OPENS ROUTES TO BIG CIFIES   Uncle Sam Puts O. K. on Lakes-ta. Gulf Waterway—Governor Lowden of Illinois Gets Permit to Start Work.

O.A. OLAKES-GULT DEEP WATERWAY   Secretary of War Baker Approves Great Illinois Project.   GOV. LOWDEN GETS PERMIT   Work Soon to Start on Canal Agitated for More Than Twenty Years— Will Open Route to Many Big Cities   Silent on Diversion.

BAKER APPROVES: ‘ WATERWAY PLAN   Canal Project Agitated for More Than 20 Years Now Assured.   Uncte “Sam Puts 0. K. on Lakes-to Gulf Waterway—Governor Lowden of Illinois Gets Permit to Start Work.

WELL RECENED “WL HOME TOWN   ‘Dayton People Turn Out i   Large Numbers to ‘ear   Governor Cox Speak.   SCENTS ‘CONSPIRACY’ AMONG OPPONENTS   Warns Against ‘‘Paid Heck lers’? But None Appears. Tn Trodianannli«e Toanicht.

Compares League With the Monroe Doctrine Which Has Never Called Out Armed Defense—Replies to Editor of Saturday Evening Post and Attacks Record of Curtis Pub. Co.

REDUCTIONS OF 20 T0 50 PERCENT MADE   Wave of Lower Prices Sweeping the Country      Mere 10,000 Percent : Profit on Suva

DELAYS KAISER TRIAI   U. S. Treaty Action Holds Up Proceedings.   Allies Ask Government to Name As sociate Judge, But He Can't Sit.

TRIAL OF EX-KAISER IS DELAYED BY U.S   J. S. Treaty Action Holds Up Proceedings.   Allies Ask Government to Name Associate Judge, But He flan't 34.

WAITS TREATY. ACTION   KAISER’S TRIAL DELAYED. BY "FIGHT. IN U. S. SENATE.   Government at Washington Asked to ‘Name ‘Associate Judge-——Conferences Go On,

‘MORE MONEY IS NECESSARY   Three Executive Departments Ask Congress for $115,009,000 Defi ciency Appropriations,

CRITICAL EDITORIAL ON TRAVELING MEN EXPLAINED BY GOX   GOVERNOR CHARGES OPPOSITIO®’ WITH SPREADING “FALSE PROPAGANDA.”   WAITER MADE AN APOLOG   Declares That He Is Not Surprised That Coleman Du Pont Is Lined Up Against Him—Methods of Republicans Rapped.

Unfair Propaganda of Republicans Excoriatec   COX GOES AFTER CONTEMPTIBLE METHODS USED BY OPPOSITION IN CAMPAIGN—THEIR STORY ABOUT OLD EDITORIAL REGARDING TRAVELING MEN—CONFUSION AND DECEPTION IS THE AIM.

FURTHER POLISH GAINS REPORTEL   ARMY RAPIDLY FOLLOWING UP RETREATING REDS EAST, NORTH OF WARSAW

POLES FOLLOW UP nei hEATING FOE   Brest-Li'cvsk and Oher Impoids Palais Tes2n,   THCUSANLS OF MEW CAPTURED

UVIETS FLEE IN DISORDE   Poles Follow Up Advantage Gained and Horse Alone Saves Red Panic.   ‘Peasants Join Attackers and Fight Russ with Axes and Sevthes.

ON MOVE   Report Poles in Brest-Litovsk   Wrangel Success in South Russia

PILSUDSKI CHASES FLEEING RUSSIANS   Peasants Fighting With Axes and Scythes and Reported Take No Prisoners

AMY OF POLAND FOLLOWS ENEMY   Armed Volunteer Jewish De tachments Are Captured.   FURTHER VICTORIES WON.   Several Towns Taken With Thousands of Prisoners anc Great Amounts of War Ma. terials——Counter Stroke Breaks Attack of Bolshevik to Northwest of Warsaw.

EXPRESS STRIKE IS PENDING   Men in Leading Cities Demand B'¢ _ Inetease in Waces.

EXPRESS STRIKE IS PENDING   Men in Leading Cities Demand: Flat Increase of $85 Per Month In Wages.

CLOTHING DRUG ON MARKET.   Baying Pablic at New York Refuses te Pay High Prices.

“OLE CLOTHES” MEN: ALSO HAVE WORRIE:   Satna Alnost at Standstill De.  spite a Lively Cut   Rate Wear. 

OLD CLOTHES MERCHANTS - WAGE LIVELY PRICE WAR   Fashionable Clothiers’ with. ‘borate Reduction Sales. Have pete on lise d be

Ol’ Clothes Curbstone Market Shares Business Worries With the  Fashionable Dealers

SLUMP IN WOOLENS HITS OL CLOTHES   PICTURESQUE MERCHANTS WHO DEAL IN. SECOND AND THIRD HAND: RAIMENT SUFFER BUSINESS DEPRESSION

TO URGE CHANGES IN ELECTION LAWS   Gov. Goodrich Will Recommend Number of Amendments at Specal Session Opening Monday   OTHER THINGS PROPOSED   Change in Tax Law, Amendments to County Unit Road Law and Township Road Law

TO CHANGE THE ELECTION LAWS   Governor Goodrich Wil Recommend Changes at the Special Session   THE TAX QUESTION   Is Next in Line—House Renters Going to Make a Demand for a Bill

CHANGE URGED   Governor to Make Suggestions to Special Session of the Legislature.   TAX SITUATION STUDIED   Proposal to Authorize Special Levy for Rest of Year Meets Favor.

DENVER STRIKERS.’ FACE JAIL TERM   Leaders to Be Sentenced for Contempt : of Court—Soidiers to Remain,

DENVER STRIKE ECHO   MEMBERS VOTE DOWN EXECU: TIVE BOARD ORDER.   Judge... Whitford Has Sentenced -Moard Tor Violatien ef Antl-; Strike Intunction.

DENVER STRIKERS FACE JAIL   Leaders to Be Sentenced for Contempt of Court—Soldiers to Remain.

t eu “tot : g EGG (RECORD FATMS.   County’ Agent Girard ta: Establish Such in This. County.

hGG RECORD PARMS.   County Agent Girard to Eastablist such in This County.

Peace Question Before Congress   Technically Ending State o: War Problem Before National Legislative Body   WHITE HOUSE QUIET ON TREATY FUTURE

GERMAN PEACE — UP IN CONGRESS   Three Resolutions Will Be Acted upon Today. Britten Would. Appoint Council for Resumption of European Trade   LATE ADVICES

g  E  PARATE PEAGE   With Germany Proposed in Bill in Senate Today.

CONGRESS FACES PEAGE AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY    ‘Knox Resolution Has Pre. eedence In Senate Today.   CONFERENCE LEADERS   Creation of European  Trade Council Before  Body.

SONGRESS TRIES 10 SECURE FORMAL PEAGE WITH GERMAN   Knox Resolution Has Precedence in Senate and House lias Two Motions for Ending War

COX CHARGE WILL BE PROBED TODAY   REPUBLICAN LEADERS SPEND BUSY DAY PREPARING EVIDENCE

G.0.P. FUNDS 10 BE UNDER PROBE   Hayes and Upham Supervis. ing Copying of Records for Senate Committee   STILL REPLYING To cox!   “Slush Fund” Charges Cause Frantic Activity on Part ef Republican Leaders

TO SHOW CAMPAIGN PLAN.   Republicans Claim ‘Evidence Will Prove Untrue Charges - Made By Cox.

LEADERS OF 6. 0. P. PREPARE EVIDENCE   Declare That This Evidence Will Preve Charges of Cox Untrue.

G.-O, P,. Leaders. Say They Will Disprove . Corfuption . Charges and “Crucify Cox on Own Cross"

B. U.P. LEADERS PREPARE FAGTS TO REFUTE GOX   Claim Cox Will Be “Crucifed on His Own Cross.”   Senate Investigating Com mittee Will Hear Evidence of Both.

WILL DENY COX MONEY CHARGES   PLAN HARD FIGHT   Everything Will Be Made Public, Says ima Hays, RepubChairman

WOULD CRUCIFY COX ON HIS OWN CROSS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS PROPOSE TO HIT BACK HARD.   Not Only Hope to Disprove Campaign Slush Fand Charges, Bat May Place the Democrats  on Defensive.

SAVED HIS PURSE   But. Gypsy’ Queen Captured John _ Dueckworth’s Goat and At Last : > Bereniint Stil) Wad Tt

INVOLVING OISHONEST   GAMBLING ON THE LAST YEAR'’S WORLD SERIES TO BE CON SIDERED BY JURY,

BASEBALL GAMBLING BEING INVESTIGATE   Chicago Authorities Discussing the World’s Series . and The Philadelphia - Chicago Game in Grand Jury Session —Hearine Will be Lenethy.

GAMBLING BY BALL PLAYERS BEING PROBEL   Grand Jury in Chicago Be. gins Investigation of Baseball Scandal.   OWNERS AND PLAYERS ARE SUBPOENAED   Rube Benton to Testify Con  cerning Alleged Attempt to Bribe Him.

INVESTIGATING BALL GAMES   Thought Investigation May Last for Several Weeks in Chicago

BASEBALL ENVESTIGATION      Grand Jury Looking Into Alleged Gambling of Players.

CHICAGS GRAND JURY STARTS BASEBALL QUIZ   Thorough Probe Into Gambling Charges Is Begun in Windy Gite This Morninc.   MAY LAST FOR WEEKS

REPUBLICANS SEEWOODROW THE DEM. CANDIDATE   SENATOR HARDING WOULD WELCOME HIM AS CAMPAIGN OPPONENT.   G. 0. P. FACTIONS ARE GETTING INTO LINE

REJOICING OVER DEMOCRATIC POSITION   And the Fact the President’s Friends _ Are Asserting   That President Wilson Is In the Field for a Third Term.

Will meet President Wilson Or any other spokesman of party.   GLASS STILL FOR -W'ADOO   Persistent rumor that’ Wilson will seek nomination ° for third term

President May Force Democrats To Support Him   Such Is Belief As Result of Turn of Affairs In ‘‘Dem’’ Camp   GLASS STILL ROOTS FOR W. G. McADOC   Senator Says Campaign Will Go On Despite McAdoo’s Announcement

HARDING READY TO MEET WILSON AS DEMOCRATIC CONTENDER FOR ELECTION   Republicans Rejoice Over Democratic Position On League Of Nations and Third Term Possibility Of President Wilson.   SENATOR HARDING REFUSES TO COMMENT

HARDING READY TQ MEET WILSON IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Republicans Rejoice Over Re. ported Prospects of President. Asking 3rd Term.   McADOO IRREVOCABLY DECLINES "oO RUN   Says Hoe Cannot Permit His Name to Bo Presented to Oonvention. — Predicts Democratic Victory.

HARDING GLAD HE'S ‘AMONG HIS EQUALS   Governcr Of lowa Addresse: Annual Conference Of Governors In Pennsylvania.

YEARLY GATHERING OF STATE CHIEN   JARPISRURG IS THE SCENE OF TWELFTH ANNUAL CON ; FERENCE   ALLEN IS ON PROGRAM   irave Questions Facing Executives Will Be Discussed ai the  Gathering

GOVERNORS IN SESSION   Governor Sproul Host of Executives of Nation.

THE GOVERNORS” MET TODAY   FORTY OF THEM ARE IN ATTENDANCE UPON CONVENTION   ALLEN' ON - PROGRAM   KANSAS GOVERNOR TELLS OF INDUSTRIAL COURT,   Other Subjects: ‘of, Grave Interest to all he People Are on List e, For Discussion. -

GOVERNORS: MEET.TO ~ _ DISCUSS BIG PROBLEM:   "sith Annual Conference nee “Today-. in Setiale - Chamber of: Pennsylvania. .

BUVEANORS IN SESSION HEAR TALKS   Governor Sproul Wel comes Them—Gover nor Cooper of Sout] Carolina Deliver: Address on Stat Problems

GOVERNORS OF MANY STATES ARE IN SESSION   Harrisburg, Pa., Scene of An nual Gathering of Execnutives.   HARDING OF IOWA IS GLAD TO BE PRESENT   Sproul of Pennsylvania is Strong for Park Leg‘alati

GOVERNORS STATED ARE LOSING INDIVIDUAL POWER   Decentralization of Authorit) Now in Federal Hands Is Urged by Gov. Cooper.   EXECUTIVES’ CONFERENCE OPENED AT HARRISBURG   Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania : Host to Two Score Visitors ‘at the Annual Confab.

GOVERNORS HOLD A BIG MEETING IN HARRISBURG, PA,   MANY GOVERNORS-ELECT AL SO ATTEND FOR TWELFTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE.   NEW ENGLAND AND PACIFIC STATE HEADS CLASP NANDS

ALLEN EXPLAINS ~ SUCCESS OF enue   Kansas fixecut ive ‘rells Gaversors How! Kivtsas. Solved the Sitlke Problent   HE SPEAKS AT HARRISBURG   Labor Lenddrs Ave Trying to Keo) Jobs By Fighting Court, AlJen Detlires.'

COUNTY SUNDAY > SCHOOL CONVENTION. TO BE HELD IN MAY   Officers of this District of Mills County Sunday Schbol Association, Met Here to Make Arrangements   LARGE DELEGATION EXPECTED   Convention Will Be Held at Methodist Church in this City May 5th and, 6th—Local Committees Appointed and Working ©

Programs, Special Services, Sunrise Meeting In Commemoration of Res urrection of Christ-—— County Assoclatlon Meets,

KNOXVILE HOSPIT   Government Takes: “Over ‘Building and’ on 1 Turn “nstitution Into Recuperation Hospital ~

BOLSHEVIST PLOTTERS IN GERMANY ARRESTED   New Manarchiad Revole Seems Suppressed for ‘the Time Being at Beast.

GESSLER ORDERS “ARREST OF SIX   Charged With Holding. Private Meet: ' ings -to Form Bolshevik Plot

iGERMAN GOV'T. 'ARREST BOLSHEVIKS   Arresta Wade Recause of Plans Against Present German Government te Is Said

ARREST 18 NOW ORDERED   German Cabinet Member Would Incarcerate All Plotters.

ARREST SIX PLOTTERS AGAINST GERMAN GOV   Threatened Monarchist Has Beer Averted, it is Believed, for the Time Being.

RED PLOTTERS UNDER ARREST   Civilians and Army Officers Said to Have Conspired to Overthrow Hun Government; Ebert's Position Now Growing Stronger, Says Berlin.

SIX BOLSHEVIST PLOTTERS WERE ARRESTED TODA’   On Orders of Dr. Gessler, Min. of Defense in Mueller’s Cabinet.   HAD MEETINGS IN GOVT. BUILDINGS   Threatened Monarchist .Coup Seems To Have Been Averted For a Time.

Wheeling and Lake Eri . Passenger Hits.  Switel ‘Engine in Cleveland. =

NEWSPAPERS ARE SOLE JUDGES OF WHAT MAKES NEWS   ILLINOIS COUR HOLDS THAT PUBLISHERS ARE SOLE IUDGES OF THE VALUE OF NEWS.

PAPERS HAVE RIGHT TO DECIDE ON NEW:   Can Print or Omit What The: Desire, Chicago Court Rules. Fix Own Policies.

NEWSPAPERS SOLE. JUDGES OF NEWS RULING OF COUR]   CAN PRINT REGARDLESS OF ITS ’ EFFECT ON ANYONE, SAYS OPINION.

Newspaper Judge Of What Is News   CHICAGO JUPGE DECIDES PE CULAR CASE IN PAYOR OF THE CIUCAGO THIRENE.

HYLAN AND COUNSEL IN CLASH   At Hearing’s Resumption; Untermyer Asks Court to Act.   WOULD HAVE MAYOR HELD FOR CONTEMPT   November 26 Date Set For Trial of George eae a

U5. TOTRY ALLEGED GERMAN ARMY CFFICER   MAN SAM TO HAVE DRAWN PAY . OF AMERICAN LIEUTENANT TO BE ARRAIGNED.

ARREST OF GERMAN ON ARMY CHARGES BRINGS WEIRD TALE   MAN’S ALLEGED VICTIM SAYS HE SLEW OWN FATHER DURING STAY IN GERMANY.

si oon  re See   A.. E. F. Officer Killed. His  Father, Betrayer of Mother,  By Buel in Germany

SLEW FATHER, A GERRIAR FOR BETRAYING MOTHER FY-HFUTENANT ASSERT!

Hun Disguised as U.S. Army Officer Caught in Frisco   Weird Story Revealed in Arrest Of Man Alleged to Have Stolen Papers.

Weird W ar story of Revenge and Theft Revealea   German Held for Stealing Passports of U. S. Officer Who Slew Teuton Father

ANOTHER NABBEE   Theodore Schudde Stole American’s Passports anc Received Back Pay From Government It Is Alleged

TEUTON SWINDLES ARMY OF $1680   STOLE PASSPORT FROM YANK AFTER HE WENT TO GERMANY TO SLAY FATHER  ;

GEORGE W. PERKINS IS AILING   New tork Fiseaecier Hae Salffered  Nerveese BRreakdaewnr.

G. W. PERKINS BREAKS DOWN   May Not Be Able to Attend Republican

GEO. W. PERKINS STRICKEN   Nerves Give Way; May Not Be Able te Attend the Coming Re@ublican Convention.

SEO. ‘W: RERKINS STRICKEN   Nerves Give Way: May Not Be Abie tc Attend the Coming Republican Cenvention,  . -

OLD ARSENAL AT CFLMA ALA, BURNS      Used As Cotton Warehouse In Recent Years and Contained $00 Ba'es at Time. of = Fire. .

‘ca + SEI nD “AT SELMA TODA   Was Used for Cotton Warehouse.—No Rebuilding Plan Is Said to be Proposed. —  ‘Loss Estimated at Nearly a Hundred Thousand Dollars.

CONFEDERATE ARSENAL BURNS   Three Hundred Bales of Cotton Destroyed. Loss Is $60,000

PRISONER IN BANK VAULT   Teller Locked Up by Bandit and May Saffocate Before Being Released.

\NDIT SHUTS TELLER UP IN VAULT ME LOCK SET FOR 9 A. M. FRIDAY (AT’S WHAT FOLKS THOUGHT, BUT

Jess Willard Is Freed on Charge Of Profiteering   Witnesses Testify Former Heavy weight Champion Gave Away Part of Wood.

WILLARD 15 FREED - DF PROFITEER CHARGES.   Witnesses for Government De. clare That Former Champion Didn't Even Haggle Over Price

Former Champion Not Guilty of Profitecrring itn Sale of Cord svwood From Form.

REASNOR BANK _ WAS ROBBED          Scape—Are Trailed Townri Des Moines

IN ENGLAND 70 GO QUT SUNDAY   Unless the Coal Strike Is Settled o1 Negotiations Renewed.

BELA KUN OFFERED LIBERTY   Former Dictator Allowed to Depart for Destination Abroad.

UUGUPATION OF VILNR 2 NOLIN GONFORMITY WITH ARMISTICE TERMS   Unless City Is Given To Russ the Powers Will Take Other Actions, Great Britain and France Warn. ay

VILNA INVASION VS. ARMISTICE   Frauce and Great Britain Declare it Violation of Armistice by Poland,

POLAND: IS WARNED. -BY ALLIED NATIONS   MUST FREE VILNA OR FRANCE ‘AND ENGLAND WILL ACT, NOTE SAYS--REPORT

EPES Seat e dette tty tog t+  A POLAND GETS NOTICE OF 4 ALLIES’ DISPLEASURE

POLAND WARNED BY. THE: ALLIES   Occupation of Vilna Is Opposec to League and Armistice Terms,

OCCUPATION VILNA VIOLATES ARMISTICE   England and France Tell Poles They Much Unarm in Occupled  City.

FURTHER DELAY It SIGNING PROTOCOL   VON -LERSNER HAS 4° (UI ASD WILL- WE CONFINED! TO ROOM FOR t WEER 

MUCH INDIANA GRAN = = WILL ROT IN FIELSS   Gar Shortage ‘Will Cause Im. mense Loss Says Member. of Servicie Commission.   IGRAIN IS RIPENING FAS)

GRAIN CARS ARE GREAT NEED NOW   JOHN WCARDLE, OF PUBLIC SERV. ICE BODY, SAYS WUCH OF GRAIN IS ENDANGERED.   WHEAT RIPENING HURRIED

WILL TRADE CHILD FOR HIS LIBERTY   Kidnaper of Baby Coughlir Will Not Give Up Child Unless He is Paid.

OFFERS TO GIVE UP STOLEN BABY FOR HIS LIBERTY   fiew Gretna Man Admits Tha Goughiin: Boy is Hidden in Atlantic City’ _  POLICE: FEEL SURE » _ WOMAN-HAS: CHILD

ADMITS STOLEN CHILD IS HIDDEN IN ATLANTIC CITY,   Refuses to Reveal Exact Whereabouts Unless Granted Immunity — Woman in Case Being Sought —Probably Has Infant With Her.

DEMANDS FREEDOM FOR INFORMATION OF BABY COUGHLIN   “The Crank” Will Tell Whereabouts of Child  3f Given Immunity,

GRANK OFFERS TRADE OF KIDNAPPED CHILD FOR HIS OWN FREEDOM   Think Woman Friend of Man Has Missing Coughlin Baby

KIDNAPER WANTS TO _- DICKER FOR HIS OWN FREEDOM   Man Claims Coughlin Child Is Safe, and Will Be: Returned Upon Promise of His Own Immunity.

Trade Child for Liberty Crank Says   <IDNAPER OF BAB) COUGHLIN IS PUT ON POLICE GRILL.

‘THE CRANK” OFFERS TO RESTORE COUGHLIN BABE IF PROMISED IMMUNIT\

BLAKE Pat 10 BE iT   “CRANK” REFUSES TO TELL WHEREABOUTS UNLESS GIVEN FREEDOM.

BABY IS HIDDEN BY ‘CRANK’   Said to Have Admitted Boy is Hiding in the State  of Jersey.

KIDNAPER. GIVES NEW CLEW   “The Crank” Will Tell Where Blakely Coughlin Is if Given Freedom— Child Hidden in Atlantic City.

Freedom Is Price Demanded By Mar Held For the Theft Of Baby Coughlin

CRANK REFUSES:’ T0 TELL OF BABY. TINT RS’ RRERD        PASCOL BARTERS TO.. EX:  ?  CHANGE COUGHLIN CHILD’         FOR. HIS ‘FREEDOM—AD-,  MITS BABY IS IN ATLAN TOC CET      ‘Woman Looms Up As Accom: plice in Kidnapping—Believe She Has the Child. .  «

‘Arrested “Crank” Is Identi fied and Recovery of Boy  Sesame Naar      HE WANTS IMMUNITY   Police Trail Woman Suspect Believed to Be Keeping Kidnaped Baby. .

“GRANK” BARTERS CHILD FOR LIBERTY   Refuses to Reveal Where abouts of Child Stolen Last June

MeSWINEY ENTERS ~ AQTH DAY OF FAS   Rumors of Secret Feeding Revived—Fear Resumption of - Guerilla Warfare.

THE 40TH DAY OF MISWINEY FAS)   London News Reporis That He I Surprisingly Well, But Somewhat Sulky

THE 40TH DAY OF M'SWINEY FAST   Londen News Reports That He 1 Surprisingly Well, Unt Some. what Salky

irish Supporters Hotly Den Hunger Striking Mayor Is Being Fed.   CIVIL WAR IS RESUMING    British Prepared to Drive ““Trou ble Makers” Out of lreland

FORTY DAYS OF FASTING FOR MAYOR   MacSwiney’s Condition Is Little Changed--More Outbreaks.

cee ard  Lord -May@r MacSwiney Enters Upbn His Fortieth Day of Fasting   ACCUSED .OF ._ EATING   Friends. Declare That Water and Mediéine is All That - Has Been Given: Him

TO LAY OFF 1500 TO 2000 OF ITS EMPLOYES IN LYNN   General Electric Curtails Its Force, as Many Orders Have Been Canceled

POLICY OF-CURTAILMENT.   General Electric: Company Retrenches  “Aw Kesutt of Lack of Raw. arene, gtk Oe

FIRM STARTS’ CUSTAILMENT   i eens ene. <a General Electric Ns. wany WII Lay Off 1,600 !.:.9' ses—-Saya Retrenchmeur ts Necessary.

CUMMINGS SCOFFS MCOMB CRITICISN   Says Wilson’s Leadership Will Be Universally Recognized

LEADERS RESENT MCOMBS’ CHARGE   Oemocratic Chairman and E. H. Moore, of Qhio, Make Replies   WILSOQN’S ACTS DEFENDED      Palmer Enroute to Friscc Refuses to Comment on Candidacy

ana LEADERSHIP  QUESTION ONE FOR PENPTE TO ANSWER   McCombs Statement Negligible Factor According to Homer Cummings.   DELEGATES CONTINUE DISCUSSION OF PLATFORM   Special Train Carrying A. Mitchell Palmer and Delega. tion of 250 Pennsylvanians to Convention—-No Dissen. tion in Party, He Declares.

MAKING WAR ON DISEASE MENACE   American Red Cross Announces Budget of $48,200,000 For Current Year.   NEW DISASTER RELIEF PLAN   Continuance of Heavy Work Abroad Deemed Necessary to Protect United Statee—$21,000,000 Less Than Last Year.

MAKING WAR ON  DISEASE MENACE RED CROSS JOB   American Red Cross Has $48,200,000 Budyet   CONTINUANCE OF WORK ABROAD TO PROTEC’ THY UNTTED STATES

‘SEIZE $100,000 IN BOOZE   New York Dry Squad Captures Eight Truckloads of Whisky in Transit.  '

$100,000 IN BOOZE SEIZED   Gotham’s Dry Squad Captures Eight Truckloads of Whisky.

iC aaniR Se SEEKS PROMOTION   Warren S. Wilson, K. U. Grad, Would be Prohibition Officer,

SN SEEKS PROMOTION   Warren S. Wilson. K. U. (rad, Would be Prohibition Officer,

STRONG OPPOSITION 10 PLAN FOR RESTRICTED NON-COTTON DISTRICTS   HEADQUARTERS OF OPPOSITION OPENED IN PREPARATION FOR OPENING OF SESSION.

SHOW OPPOSITION. TO COTTON ZONES   HEADQUARTERS OPENED TO COM BAT PROPOSED LAWS REGULATING BOLLWORM.

FORTUNE RIDES ON SHAMROCK MASTRHEAD   CHALLENGER WINS FIRST CUP  RACE AFTER ACCIDENT DISQUALIFIES RESOLUUTE   SIR THOMAS GOOD SPORT

ACCIDENT 10  RESOLUTE GIVES SHAMROCK IV THE FIRST RACE   Americay ‘Vacht Was Leading Wher a Gust Snapped the Throat Hal. yard and Gaff Was Shattered.

SHAMROCK SCORES FIRST WN REGATTA   Parted Throat Halyard . of Resolute Causes Defender . “to-Retire Early  ”        SECOND RACE SATURDAY   American Yacht Was Leads ing By Good Margin at Time of Unfortunate Accident

LIPTON'S YACHT WINS FIRST RACE FROM RESOLUTI   Shamrock Takes First Regatta Event in 49 Years When Cup Holder’s Rigging Is Damaged in Storm.

UN A OAD FLUKE THOMAS LIPTON WINS FIRST RAGE   RESOLUTE HAS AN ACCIDENT   TROUBLE WITH SAILS Is CAUSE OF LEAVING THE COURSE

ACCIDENT ELIMINATES AMIERIGAN DEFENDER   RESOLUTE, FAR IN LEAD, FORCED FROM CONTEST BY BREAK IN RIGGING.   SHAMOCK IV (5 VICTBRIOUs   Sir Thomas Lipton's Challenger Gets First Toehold in 49 Years on America’s Cup.

LIPTO  ND YACHT VICTOR   RESCLUTE IS FORCED OUT   Great Britain Gains First Toe Hold on America’s Cup in 49 Years.

BREAKING OF RIGGING   On Resolute Gives First Heat to Lip. to Challenger

RESOLUTE FORGED OUT OF RUNNING BY AN ACCIDENT   Shamrock IV Wins First Race of 1920 Regatta After Seeming Certain Defeat.   WIND SNAPS THROAT HALYARD OF DEFENDER   First Toe Hold Gained by Great Britsin on America’ Cup in 49 Years—Sir Thomas Lipton Says He Does Not Want That Kind of Victory.

SHAMROCK IV VICTOR IN THE FIRST RACE OF THE 1920 REGATTA   Sir Thomas Lipton’s Craft, the English Challenger, Must Win Two More.   RESOLUTE, AMERICAN : ENTRY, WAS DISABLED   ‘Winner Did 30 Miles in Four. Hours, Twenty-Four Minutes, — Forty-Eight Seconds.

Resolute Forced Out of Race Because of Breaks of Part of Her Rigging. —   SIR THOMAS LIPTON: =  MAKES A STATEMENT   Sees No Glory in Winning Race, ‘Under. Such Circum‘stances; Has Confidence in Shamrock’s Prowess. -

Shamrock Victorious As Resolute Is Forced Out  By Accident   NOT EARNED, SAYS TOM   Defender in Lead At Turning Point When Sudden Gust of Wind Snaps Halyard

SHAMROCK WING = a, HST : - TFAD WHEN DISARL EN      Almost a Drifting Match U: : Defender’s Rigging Sna Challenaer Quisailed.:

BRYAN ARRAIGNS COX AND HARDIN!   Commoner Declares Both Ar: Dodging Each Other.

GUST CANT SUT AIM   William Jennings Has His Sa; tn Bis Own Macazine.

MEXICAN LAWYER IN WASHINGTON   Says America Has Made Many Mis takes In Dealing With Mexico,

QUESTION I) ASKED FREQUENTLY   Watson, Hayes, Marshall and Ralston Mentioned For Second Place.

EXPECT INDIANA TO! HAVE PLAGE ON FALL TICKE]   PROMINENT HOOSIERS’ BEING SPOKEN OF AS VICE-PRESI-  DENTIAL POSSIBILITIES   VATSON AND HAYS SPOKEN OF: RALSTON DEMOCRATIC ROLL

37 Norwegian Fishermen Drown   Gale Sweeps Fleet Near TrondHjem on Yestergay

TO PROBE IRISH REPRISALS. Britons Want Ponishment of Gallty in  Bian Dén wher aren wn oh hd me

POLICE REPRISALS STIR GOVERNMENT   ENGLISH PRESS AND PUBLIC DEMAND THOROUGH VESTIGATION. :

BAN ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA TO BE LIFTED SOO   Official Washington Expect: Resumption of Relations  Deteus 1 how

‘Ban On Russ'Trade — Soon To Be Lifted   Co-operative Mission, If Uncontroll. ed By Soviet, To Be Welcomed.

Salinetenetiiiteeienndtiiies ae MAY SOON LIFT BAN ON TRADE WITH RUSSIA

2.76 BEER DECLARED ILLEGAL      Prohibition Enforcement Law Is Upheld by Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT IS FE 10. FOUR. OW ALCOHOL DECISION   iny Beverage Containing -One-Half of One Per Cent Alcohol Is Held as Intoxicating, Three Suits of Wet Interests Are Dismissed ‘  Tyan

1.7) BEER ALod BANNED IN U.0, COURT RULING   Constitutional Bevers ages Must Contain Less Than One-Half Percent of Alcohol.  CONGRESS UPHELD

2.75 BEER HELD ILLEGAL ALSO BY HIGH COURT   Volstead Law To Enforce Prohib Act Is Held Legal By Supreme Body   BREWERS LOSE CASES   LIQUOR MEN’S CLAIM THAT “IN TOXICATING” STUFF ONLY, 1S BOOZE, LOSE FIGHT

Two and Three Quarters Pet Cent Beer is Declared. Iifega And All Over’ Onethalf 0! One:Per Cent Must be Rulec  Lent + Woe demmee TNs een oh

‘More Than One-half of One Per Cent Alcohol Provision Sustained.   LAW CONSTITUTIONAL   U. S. Supreme Couri Gives Final Decree Againsi 2.75. Baverage.

ENFORCEMENT ACT FOR PRORIBITION DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL BY U.S. SUPREME COURT

U.S, COURT FINDS: 2.75 BEER ILLEGAL   Supreme Tribunal Upholds the Constitutionality of VolStead Act.   ENFORCEMENT. LAW 0, KL   Decision Rendered at Washington Sets Limit at One-Half of One Per Cent of Alcohol for All news Beverages.

~ BE ILLEGAL   U Ss. ‘Court © ‘in F inal  _ Ruling on the > Jeane

U. S. SUPREME COURT HOLDS. 5 AGAINST 4   ‘Beer of 2.75 Per Cent Kick _ Is. Declared NiHlegal, 0 .   JUSTICE REYNOLDS . -*. “>. OPPOSES: FINDINGS   Issues Dissenting Opinion, L Denying: Power  “ef U.S

HIGHEST COURT DEALS. KNOCKOUT BLOW TO MALT, VINQUS: AND ALL OTHER LIQUORS

VOLSTEAD ACT IS UPHELD IN DECISION BY U. S. JUSTICES   BEVERAGE CONTAINING ONE-HALF OF ONE PER-  CENT DECLARED INTAVIC A TING   ‘CASES DISMISSED   Proceedings Brought by Brewers are Disposed of by Judre.

DRY ACT IS UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   Supreme Body Divides’ 5 to 4. on Issue of 2.75 Per Cent Beer   BRANDEIS .IN OPINION      Justice McReynolds Writes Dissenting Opinion Says Emerewency is Passed

DAY ACTS UPHELD ATOUPREME BAR; 2/5 BEER LOSES   Volstead Enforcement Law Is 0. K.3 N. Y. Brewer Seeking to Enjoin U. S. Fails.   CONGRESS HAS RIGHT TO STOP BOOZE SALE, EDICT   Justnee McReynolds Dissents, Holding 18th Amendment: as Not Yet in. Effect,

BEER CONTAINING 2.75 PCT. ALCOHOL ILLEGAI   Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Enforcement Act—Holds Beer, Without Regard to Intoxicating Oualities. Is Prohibited.

SUPREME COURT JOLTS ONE MORE. WET “LAST HOPE?   Deefdes That Congress Has Power to Pro- ‘‘ hibit Liquor   3 DISSENT TO OPINION

Court Also Holds Prohibi‘tion Enforcement’ Act " Is Legal.   ‘BEVERAGES CONTAINING HALF ~PER CENT ALCOHOL BANNEL   Decision Is Handed Down In ‘Washington This Morning.

2.75 BEER TS ILLEGAL   Sections of the Volsteacd Act Are Held to Be  Constitutional

*ROHIBITION OF MANUFACTURI OF LIQUORS CONTAINING THAT AMOUNT OF ALCOHOI IS CONSTITUTIONAL—2.75 PER CENT BEER INJUNCTION IS KNOCKED OUT.

BEVERAGE WITH. ONE-HALF OF ONE PERCENT OR MORE F ALCOHNL IS BANNED

VOLSTEAD ACT UPHELD:   SUPREME) COURT KNOCKS LAST PROPS FROM UNDER WETS.   Holds That no Beverage Can Legally be Mannfactured Containing More  Than Half of One Per Cent Aleaheal.

~ SUPREME — ‘COURT TIN DECISION HANDD: DOWN TODAY. .   Sections of Volstead Prohipion: Enforcement .Act Held -Valid—Beer .Con * taining 2.15 Per Cent. Al: cohol Illegal.

SUPREME COURT HOLDS VOLSTEAD DRY ACT VALID   DECLARES CONSTITUTION AL . SECTIONS PROHIBITING MANUFACTURE OF BEER   2.75 PER CENT BEER IS DELCARED ILLEGAL   Justice Brandies Says Congress Has Expressly Granted Power To Suppress ‘Traffic.

DRY ENFORCEMENT ACT iS VALID SAYS COURT   Law Limiting Beverages it Their Alcohol Contents is Held Constitutional by Supreme Court

Supreme Court Decides Manufacture and Sale of Alcoholic Liquors Is Illegal.   Decision Brings 2 75 Per Cen’ Beer Under Ban—Injunction Dismissal Upheld.

PIMISEEs Epc SEDINGS : -NJOIN GOVERNME           Decides © "Again _ Indictments ( Bronght- ‘Against Makers of 2.75. Per ‘Cent Beer Before . Act Became Effective

ONE PER CENT BEER ILLEGAL   Suprenie Court Hits ‘John Barley “> vorn Another Hard) 9), ; i) Blow :   ENFORCEMENT ACT: UPHELD         “MEASURE  “DE CLEARED. CONS*ITUTIONAL      Court Also’ Makes ‘Several Other  Important Detisions Concern... ving Pr OhibHion: fi: United ‘States ES

ANYTHING OVER: HALE OF ONE, INTOXICATIN   PEGULCUHIRS  DEUUBUE MY ANU ORME DS OATES Orleans “and: Baltimore Brewers” to ‘Allow Sale “of 2.75 Per Cent’ Beer Dismissed ~ Also: Vote. Divided, 5: to 4

PROMBITION LAW HELD TOBE CONSTITUTIONA   Supreme Court Passes on Enforce ment Act Today as Well as -on 2.75 Percent Beer. ~   PROVEEDINGS BROUGHT BY BREWERS ARE DISMISSED      Court is Divided 6 to 4 in the Opinjon Handed Dowh Today in Washington.   BRANDEIS GIVES OPINION   [Says That Act of Congress Not  Intplied Power But One Ex.  \pressly Granted.  i

275 PERCENT BEER ILLEGAL   Prohibition Enforcement Act  Constitutional 

HIGH COURT KILLS 2 BEER HOPED   Decision Ends Chance for We’ Vacation Before Jan. 16.   VOLSTEAD ACT CALLED VALID   Supreme Tribunal at Washington Upholds Limit Set at One-Half of One Per Cent Alcohol for Ali Beverages.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WAR-TIME PROHIBITION ACT   SALE OF 2.75 PER CENT BEER IS PROHIBITED AS ILLEGAL,

Declares Constitutional Sections of the Volstead Prohibition Enforcement Act Forbidding the Manufacture and Sale of Liquors Containing Over One-Half of One Per Cent Alcohol—Victory for Drys is Complete.

COREE  ACT. IS CONSTITUTIONAL   So Declares the Supreme Court of the United States Todas  Congress ‘Has Right AC ; Snanrees teins Senta’

SUGLIUGE Aoka LAW AND ORDER   Governor Accepts Nomination as Harding’s Running Mate.   SAYS G. 0. P. IS NOT NARROW   Sets Forth His Ideas of the Country's Problems—Demands Steps for Peace and Relief of Economio Distress.

- Gavernor “Aesepts. Nomination: as a ~-Harding’ S Running: Mate.      \ SAYS G.'0. P. IS NOT NARROW   “sets ‘Forth His. Ideas of. the ‘Country’ -Probléms—Demands - Steps: - ‘for’ "Peace and Relief of» ‘Economic . : ‘Distress. Peo Bd

seiepeeieantnenemenmaetematne ctaienn-aaneeeneneeinteremenmnestemeecetimenaemaeneemmntmeets  COOLIDGE TOLD OF NOMINATION   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Is Notified at Northampton, Mass.   SITY IS FINELY DECORATED   “Law ana UOraer” Slogan Prominently Displayed—Governor, In Address of Acceptance, Sets Forth the ‘Country’s Problems as He Sces Them.

RESOLUTE BEATS SHAMROCK   COOLIDGE 1S NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   U.S. TAXES RUN AHEAD OF ALL RECORDS   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate ts Notified at Northampton, Mass.   Grand Total of $5,410,284,874 Pecrived During Last Fiscal Year. ¢   CITY I$ FINELY DECORATED   HEW YORK TOPS THE STATES   “taw and Order” Slogan Prominentty Displayed—Governor, in Address of Acceptance, Sets Forth the Country's Probieme as He Sees Them.   Collection of This Rec-rd-Breaking Assesement Cost the Government $29,750,000, or About 55 Cents for Each $100.

PORMER KAISER TO MOVE.   New Hohenzoltlern Residence at Doorn Nearly Completed,

a VOM MOVE T THOM OPULOAY      New Castle at Moor “Ready fo Oecnpancy.

WILLIAM: TO" ‘MOVE. Soon   F ormer Kaiser Has Giv. “en Farewell Dinner at  Castle in Holland

i Attorney” Caunes, Suspected Muardere: te Wear Different Snit Each hew af Trial,

Attorney Causes Suspected Murdere: te Weer Different Suit Each  Tie = «2 teed eo 8

BANKERS REACH = NO CONCLUSION   Interest Rates on Bank Balances Still Undecided.

DRAPER HOME (tS FOR RENT   Huge Sign Marks the Passing of One of Washington’s Famous Homes.

DRAPER HOME 4S FOR’ RENT   Huge Sign Marks the ‘Passing’ of One * of ‘Washingtor’s ‘Famous . fHlornes.

KEEP PEACE OF >  WORLD, POTTER. * TELLS STUDENTS         Shurtleff President Addresses Mid-Year High School Class at First’ Baptist Chureh, Sunday ;

KEEP PEACE OF WORLD, POTTER TELLS STUDENTS   Shurtleff President Addres ses Mid-Year High Schoo Class at First Baptis' Church, Sunday

HOSPITALITY OF SOUTH EXTENDED   President-Elect and Mrs. Harding Are (cuests in Virginia Tomorrow

VIRGINIA PREPARES HETING REGEPTIGN HOR HARDING PARTY   Hampton Reads Cities Making Extensive Preparations for Ar ' rival of Harding Tomorrow.   AT ELKS HOME SUNDAY   But Before Going to Bedford Next President Will Get All Honors on Coast.

VIRGINIAN HOSPITALITY AWAITS HARDING TODA   President-Elect to Land at Old Point Comfort on Return From Panama,   GOES TO WASHINGTON MONDAY

VIRGINLA'S DOORS SWING OPEN FOR PRESIDENT-ELECT   Fitting Welcome for Presi dent-Elect and Wife Waits Them.

HARDING TO GET OVATION ON-ARRIVAL      President-elect to Arrive from Panama Trip Saturday— Addresses Elks

IRGINIA WILL EXTENG \ FITTING WELCDME TO THE PRESIDENT. - ELECT   CITIZENS OF OLD DOMINION, IRRESPECTIVE. OF PARTY  AFFILIATION, PLAN. ELABOR- ° ATE ENTERTAINMENT

LEAGUE ASKS US. ~TOWEDIATE INTHE TURKISH DISPUTE   Request is Made That U. S. Me> diate Between Armenians  and the Turks.

Reports of Commissioners Made Before Adjournment Over Sunday.   AWAIT ANSWER TO NOTE SECRETARY COLBY SENT   United States Must Be Considered in Distribution of Mandates,

IcoNlON OF LEAGUE WILL CLOSE TODAY   Expect Action on Disarmament -- Formally Ask U. S. to Protect Armenia.

League of Nations Asks U. S Senate to Open Parley With Turkey. «   DISCUSS —s» DISARMAMENT   World League Assembly Ex. pects to Complete First Week’s Work Today.

Acceptance of the Invitatio Would Not Mean Backing Uj the Decision With Our Force  If Either Bide Refused to Ac cept,

SETTLE TURKARMENIA WAR   GE NATIONS MARES WHITE HOUSE 5 NO STATEMENT           POLANT: PLEDGES LEAGEE OF NATIONS WAR AGAINST LUTHUASNLA WILL STOP

UNITED STATES MAY BE PART)   UNCLE SAM IS REQUESTED T ACT AS MEDIATOR FOR WARING TURKEY

U, S, RECEIVES REQUEST FROM LEAGUE TO ACT AS MEDIATOR FOR ARMENI

ED AT COURT HOUSE      ‘ion. TP. Puity af Dubuque, Who Spoke on Woadman Aims and ! Work

LECTURED ATCOTRT HOUSE   [Hon. T..P. “Dufiy of Dabuque, Whe Spoke on Woodman Aims and t Work

LABOR TROUBLES MENACE FRANCE   GOVERNMENT ENDEAVORS ING TO FIND SOLUTION FOR DIFFERENCES,

TWO AMERICANS KILLED NEAR TAMPA, MEXICC   State Department Receives Wor Of The Murder of Americans In Oil Fields.

DUTCH POLICE TRACK KAISER   Extremely Close Guard Was Been Piaced Over the Former German Emperor.

Loyal Ebert Troops Patrol Streets of Berlin.—Von Luettwitz Leaves Capital by Airplane. — Ousted Gavernment Plans to Resume  Control on Sunday.   POLICE CLOSELY GUARDING FORMER EMPEROR

POLICE ON KAISER’S TRAIL   Dutch Keep Close Guard on Former Emperor of Germany.

IRON DIVISION MARCHES OUT BERLIN GATES   Workers Lining Streets in Rage as Prussians. Withdraw, Armed.   EBERT. GOVERNMENT... TO PUNISH: REVOLTERS   Extremely Close - Guard Put Over’  ~ Former Empero)

CONFERENCE GREES UPON ELECTION BILL   MEN AND WOMEN MUST PAY POLL TAX BEFORE OCT. 22 TO VOTE.

BILL LEVIES POLL TAX ON WOME   AGREE MEASURE PLACES MALE AND FEMALE VOTERS ON SAME BASIS.

MEN 10 GET SECOND CHANCE 10 QUALIFY FORNOVEMSER'S ELECTION   House and Senate Conferees on Dean Bill Adopt Darroch’s Proposal Both Sexes on Same Basis for This Year’s Vete.   POLL TAX OF $1.75 MUST BE PAID OCT. 6 TO 22   Women Voters Taxed for Future Balloting—Amendment Adepted on the Argument That Discrimination Mizht Jevpardize Texas Electoral Yote or lnvite Contesia by Republicans.

STARTS ON TOUE   Is in. Southeastern Indiana Today and Will be in New York Saturday   Will Present Information Regarding the Republican “War Chest”

WILL TOUR FROM INDIANA. TO ATLANTIC  COART. A VIMT NEW Tork SATURDAY”      INFORMATION REGARDING RE. PUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND WILY RE orreprey

Democratic Nominee Will corporate Details in Speeches in Four Ctatac.          WINDS UP. TRIP TRIP WITH: 2 SPEECH IN NEW YORK:        Returns to, Ohio for Speeches, Then Start for Wests

COX WILL MAKE STUMP INVASION OF FOUR STATES   Governor Will Reveal Evidence of G. O. P.’s $15,000,000 War Chest

RIDES A BIKE AT EIGHTY      A. H. Foskett, 80 Years-Old,.Car Eat Anything and Feels:as Spry as a Yeung Man

RIDES A BIKE AT EIGHTY   et tee yee ae) ca NN Bde ne gl lh ae =  A. H. Foskett, 80 Years Old, Can Eat Anything and Feels as Sprv as a Youne Man

RAIL UNIONS TO ~ BO-TO:WILSON   Parley with Directo: General without Re sults, Chiefs Plan tc Take Wage Increase De  mands to President.   DEVELOPMENTS.

WILL AP apa OROAC ae. WILSON ACAM   No Headway Being Made Witt Hines Toward Agreement on Wage Question

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   BROTHRHOODS MAY CARRY CONTENTION TO THE PRESIDENT

AAIL WORKERS 10 NAPPEAL TO WILSON   Brotherhood Chiefs Declare Parley with Hines Develops Difference of Opinion—No Strike Talk.

RAILROAD BROTHERHIOTS APPEAL 10 PRES IDENT  Thei r Demand for Wage Inc reas¢— Hine 8 Not Disp osed for In-

Brotherhood chiefs -find only new. differences by  conferences with Tryst. ne

SEIZED A TRAIN OF BOOZE   300 Cases Found in Gars Labeled j “Rags” and Patatoes”

COX’S TRAIN WRECKED ik ARIZONA; HE ESCAPES HURT   Special Goes Into Ditch At Peoria

RADICALS STILL PANTO FIGHT AN ERICANISH   Berkman, Goldmen and Others Ex péet to Organize Great Society in Russia      ‘OULD PROMOTE SOCIAL f REVOLUTION IN U. S.   ‘Soviet Ark Arrived in Finland Yes  terday and Reds Are Enroute  to Border

ARCH ANARCHISTS KEEP UP THE FIGHT   Berkinan and Goldraan to Orgar. ize Suciety in Russia to Promotu Revalution in Amorics.

TO.FORM SOCIETY IN RUSSII   Berlunan and’ Goldman“ Tell 6 “Friends of. American Liberty”

Berkman and Goldman to Start Great Society for United States Revolutior

WILL ORGANIZE “THE RUSSIAN FRIEND OF AMERICAN LIBERTY” SOCIETY IN RUSSIA,   Prime Object of the Organization Will Be to Promote “Social Revotution in the United States” They Said_

REDS TO WORK IN EXILE FOR FREE U.S   ‘Deciere That .They Will Organize Great Society to Be Known at  ) Russian Friends 6f Ameritat — Freedom.

RUSSIAN LEAGUE FOR AMERICAN FREEDOM NEXT   BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN. WILL ORGANIZE REVOLUTION FROM ABROAD

BUFORD DOCKS IN FINLAND   Rerkman and Goldman Plain New Society in Russia,

EMMA GOEDMAN .. NOW IN FINLAND   Says She WIN. Organize Saciery it Russia to Promote Sacial flovolation In Aiaerica,

SOVIET ARK LANDS REDS PLAN SOCIET!   Transport Buford Arrives at Hango, Finland, With 249 Radicals—  Berkman and Goldman

Fy iend--That's Em’ All Over Wants Ru SS To Aid America Thi nks We All Need Freedom

BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN TO FORM NEW SOCIETY   Purpose of “Russian Friends of American Liberty” Will Be to Promote Resolutions.

HEARING JULY 22   Tax Commission Will -Hear Gas Valuation Controversy

SPECULATORS CALLED FOR WHEAT QUIZ   “ederal Trade Commis sion Meets in Chicago Today.

MORE PROPERTY M) TAREN OVE  BY Tht OUNORA STATE QFFIGERS   Customs Houses and All Holdings of the Federal Government Are Seized By Gov, De La Huerta.   READY TO DEFY THE REGIME OF CARRANZA

CHALLENGE SENT T0 ~ THE MEXICAN CHIEF   STATE OF SONOKR\ BIDS DEFIANCE TO CARRANZA.   Declares Itself a Separate Repablic Until He Gives Necessary Guarantees—Obregon a Vir tual Prisoner.

SONORA CASTS. OFF YOKE OF PRES. CARRAN?!   Secedes from the Mexican Government and Defies the President to # Bet   OFFICIALS PROCLAIM AN INDEPENDENT REPURLIC   Other States May Follow ‘Lead of Sonora and Serious Trouble Is Predicted

GARRANZA RULE: THREATENED BY LATEST REVOLI   SONORA DEFYING ENEMY   LIKELY NOW THAT OTHEF STATES WILL JOIN REVOLUTION

“NICKEY” ARNSTEIN o  PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Trial Pestponed for One Week at the Request of His Attorney.

PLEADS «NOT GUILTY   ARNSTEIN, ACCUSED OF BEING BRAINS OF BOND THEFTS, APPEARS BEFORE COERT.

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE BLAMED BY ATHLETES   Adds Paragraph to Resolution, Charging Five With Inefficiency—Signed by Nearly 200

1.5. OLYMPIC TEAM BLAM HTEE (AARUAGERC   Unsanitary Quarters and Poor Food Bring Sharp: Criticism From 200 Athletes

NATION-WIDE. POLL FAVORS. GEN. WOO   Hoover Gets Second But 1719 Votes Come From Democratic Party.

GENERAL WOOD S POPULAR CHOICE   As Shown by First Returr Poll of the Literary Digest.

Into Sibezia Continues Whil Other — Push n   SEVEN LOADS OF : SILVER SECURED    Admiral Kolchak, Forme: Head of Anti-Red Unit Held Prisoner

KOLCHACK NOW A PRISONER, REPOR?   Russian Message Also Claims Cavair. Has Entered Persia and india.

BOLSHEVIKI CAVALRY — ~ HAS ENTERED INDIA   Moscow Wireloss Says Admival. Kole elds Howl of Auti-Bolsheviki, Has Been Crptired. F

EX GOLDMAN SAYS 200 RADICALS DEPORTED BY UU. ARE SHOT BY BOLSHEVIK

SAYS DEPORTED ~ REDS ARE SHO]   Startling Claim of Death of 200 - American” Radicals’ "Made in London         EMMA GOLDMAN QUOTED   Woman Member’ of British Commission High Priestess of American Anarchists

Notorlous Anarchist, Deported From America on the “Red’’ Ark Buford, Sick of Russia and Disgusted With Bolshevism Makes Startling Statement to Investigator.

REVEAL PLANS OF COMMUNISTS   Documents Seized in Raids Made Public By Palmer,   SOUGHT CONTROL OF UNICNS

“No? Federal. Law, “Under . Which  © “American Communists Can Be  \ Dealt With—Large Haul Made At Detroit.   NEARLY - 3-000: PERFECT CASES

PLANS TOGONTROL ALL UNIONS OF LABOR   These Documents Are in Hands of Federal Agents in Several Cities.   Number of Radicals Under Arrest Approaching Five Thousand.

REVEAL BOLO PLOT PLNED BY Ben TA PHIIGE BEV   Conmmunist Parties Tried to Use Labor Organizations To Foment Revolution.   SE:ZED PAPERS MADE PUBLIC   Real Purpese of the Menacing Groups of Radicals Made Known to People.

Communists Documents Seized Disclose Astounding Conspiracy; About 4,500 Under Arrest Now.

MANY AMERICANS TAKEN IN RAIDS ON ‘RED’ NESTS   NO FEDERAL LAW TO DEAL WITH SUCH RADICALS; IN STATES CUSTODY   DISCLOSE PLANS TO START REVOLUTIONS   State Department Shows “Real Pur~ pose of These Menaciny Groups” Continuing Raids.

Secretary Danicle Cemplaine That  Cengress Has Failed te De Lee Van @ we

DANIELS SUORES APPROPRIATION BULL FOR NAVY   Measure Fails To Meet Needs Of Depart wr am +   ISSUES STATEMENT   Charges Congress With “Merely Postponing” Expenditures.

CONGRESS FAILS (IN NAVY'S NEEDS   Daniels Declares Expendi. tures Are Merely Postponed Until After Eelction   NAVAL PROGRESS HURT   Secretary Declares Present Appropriation For Aviation Entirely Inadequate.

BOOZE LEAK QUITE LARGE, IS REPORT   Great Expanse of Swamps Cover for Whisky Runners.   Prohibition Enforcement Agents on Canadian Border Hampered by Lack of Funds.

GREAT WHISKY LEAK   EXPANSE OF BORDER SWAMPS PROTECT BOOZE RUNNERS.   Dry Enforcement Agents Along Cana dian Line Are Hampered by Lack of Funds. —

BOOZE LEAK IS Bie   Great Expanse of Swamps Cover for Whisky Runners.   Prohibition Enforcement Agents on Canadian Border Hampered by Lack of Funds.

RECUPERATE IN CALIFORNIA   Several Hundréd. Polish Children to Be Brought. From: Siberia by Red Crows. :

WIRE BRIEFS  The Core, No More   4.000 MACHINISTS STRIKE.   PEF RSWIN® RMIIRVY AR KIRRER

PERSHING KISSES SCORE OF PRETTY GIRLS iN PANAMA   General Presents Cups t Those Active in War Wark.

McJIMSEY ENDORSED BY ST. LOUIS REPUBLICANS   Springfield Editor Announces Gubernatorial Candidacy at Dinner in His Honor.

MANY REBELS KILLED   THREE HUNDRED REDS DIE IN GERMAN BATTLE,   Government Troops Lose 200 Men in Fierce Clash in the Duisburg District.

300 GERMAN REDS DIE   Government Troops Slay Many Rebels in Big Battle.   Regulars Lose 200 of Their Men ir Fierce Clash in the Duisburg Section.

2 IRISH CONSTABULARY POLICEMEN ARE KILLED ‘AT LIMERICK, REPORT   O’Brien Ridicules Viscount Grey’s Proposa of Self Govcrnment for Ireland Under Strict Eneslish Supervision

STATE ORGANIZED  FOR RELIEF WORK   B. F. Thiebaud of Connersville is Named as Fayette’s Chairman.

EUROPEAN RELIEF FUND DRIVE SOOM   Clark Lindsay To Direct Campaign For Eunds in Boone €ounty.

REED REITERATES HIS OPPOSITION 10 LEAGUE COVENANT   Intends, However, to Support Democratic Candidates. Senator Says.   PLATFORM RECOGNIZES RESERVATIONS NECESSARY   Unfortunate That Country at Such a Time Should be Infested With Demagogues, Who Will Advocate Any Doctrine to Gain Office.

REED STICKS 10 THE DEMOGRAGY   Is For Ticket in Spite of League of Nations   IS NOT WELL SUITED   With Attitude of Either Party on That Question and Quotes Approvingly Washington’s Declaration on Foreign Relations—Demand of Hour for Exercise of Sober Judgment

REED OPPOSES LEAGUE PLANK OF BOTH PARTIE      Declares Other Great Issues Compel Him to Support the Democratic Candidates.

Reiterates His Opposition to  \ League Covenant, But Intends to Support the Demacratic Nominees,   PLATFORM OF NEITHER PARTY SATISFACTORY   As An Official He Has Never Failed to Stand By His Party's Policies; Finds Fault With President,

RFED FOR DEMOS, AGAINST LEAGUE   SREAT PRINCIPLES OF PART HAVE SURVIVED CENTURY, HE SAYS

Senator Reiterates Opposition te the League, But Will Support Democratic Nominees.

SENATOR REED TO SUPPORT JAMES M. COX   ae Tene cE DEMAGOGUES ARE PROFITEERS

REED STEADFAST. AGAINST LEAGUE   Missouri Senator Makes Bitter Speech in St. Joseph; Won't Recede One Inch. ©

JIM REED WILL STAND BY DEMS   AMERICANISM IS GREATER THAN PARTY PLATFORM, ENEMY OF WILSON SAYS

But Missourian Reiterates Opposition to the League   WANTS AMERICANISM   ‘That Issue, Framed By Washing ton, Is Above All Others; Senator Asserts

REED DENOUNGES LEAGUE, BUT WILL SUPPORT TICKET   MISSOURI SENATOR REITERATES OPPOSITION TO TREATY .  AS FRAMED  ’

SIMS EXAGGERATED CHARGES WITNESS IN SENATE PROBE   Declares the Admiral Stretched a Point to Make a Case - Against the Navy   ALLEGED LESSON MERELY CRITICISM CLAIMS PRATT   Says that Only Nine Destroyers Were Kept at Home

PRATT CONTINUES WITH TESTIMONY   Says Sims ‘‘Strained a Point tc Make a Case Against the Navy”’

SIMS. STRAINED POINT TO MAKE. CASE AGAINST THE NAVY 1S OPINION OF. THE ASSISTANT CHIFF

SAYS GIMS STRAINED A POINT 10 MAKE A CASE AGAINST THE WAVY   Most of the “Lessons” in Sims’ Letter to Secretary Daniels Were Not Lessons but Criticisms, Captain  ee ae

ADMIRAL SIMS FLAYED   CAPTAIN PRATT BEFORE SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.   Declares Navy's Critic Strained Point to Make a Case Against Department.

SUFFRAGE LOoto FOR PRESENT IN NATH CAROLIN   Senate Votes to Postpone Action on Ratification o! Federal Amendment Unti Next Reqular Session.

SUFFRAGE GETS SETBACK IN NORTH CAROLINA SENATE   Supporters Were Taken Of! Their Feet When Opposition Peanneod Adiournment.

N. CAROLINA KILLS; DELAY IN TRNNRCCRR   Amendment Defeated in North Carolina Senate   DELAY TENNESSE VOTE  Postponement Regarded ' as Blow to Suff Forces

CAROLINA DEFERS VOTEON SUFFFAGE UNTIL NEXT MEET   TENNESSEE HOUSE WILL ACT THIS MORNING ON RESOLUTION

SUFFRAGE VOTE IN TENNESSEE IS  EXPECTED SOON   Lower House of Legislature Takes Up Debate on Suf frage Resolution   OPPONENTS DECLARE DEFEAT IS EMINENT

POSTPONE SUFFRAGE ACTION.   North Carolina Senate Puts Off Dee cision by 25 to 22 Vote.

Adjournments Hold Up Action Upon Suffrage Amendment In Two States; - Tennessee Antis Win In Test Vote

WHILE TENNESSEE WAITS CAROLINA HITS SUFFRAGE DEATH BLOW   Senate at Raleigh Votes to Put Action Over Till Next Session By Vote of 25 to 23   Adjournment « at Nashville After Hours of Debate; Opponents Of Ratification Carry Motion

SUFFRAGE ACTION BLOCKED BY NORTH CAROLINA SENATE   Votes to Postpone Measure Un til 1921 Session—Tennessee House Delays Vote Until Today.

TENNESSEE HOUSE” FAILED TO ACT ON THE MEASURE SUES. DAY,   ee  DEFEAT IN N. C. WAS NOT EXPECTED   All Hopes Are Centered Now Or Tennessee for Final Ratification.

DISASTER Ii CAUSED WHEN  RAIL BREAKS   Five Coaches of Chicago Great Western Passenger Train Go Over Embankment—Engines Remain on Track.   PULLMAN CARS PILE UP   E. J. McGrath, Section Foreman, Dies From Injuries—Pittsbarg, Kan., Men Reported Among Seriously Injured.

1 DEAD AND co INJURED IN ROCK ISLAND WRECK   Great Western Passenger Ditched . by Broken Rail Near St. Joseph, Missouri:

CARS PILE UP ARTER DERAILMENT   Dax Coaches of Chicago Great Western TrainRoll Down Embankment—Number of Injured in Serious Condition.

3 STATES TO ELECT TODAY   Nebraska, Georgia and Delaware to Name Presidential Choices.   BOOZE’ ISSUE UP IN NEBRASKA CONTEST.

NEBRASKA   Democrats and Republicans Ex pressing Their Preference Today.

NEGRAGKA VOTING ON DELEGATES 1 70 CONVENTIONS   Wood, Johnson and Pershing Seek G. O. P. Indorsement— Hitchcock Shares Other Ticket With Robbert Ross.

SOAL MINE POWER HOUSE BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE   PROPERTY LOSS OSS IS ESTIMATED AT $5,000 BUT NO LIVES ARE LOST—POLICE CLAIM PLOT ON PART OF STRIKING MINERS

REAT INCREASE MALE. BY PRESBYTERIANS Ih FUNDS FOR MISSION:      LAST YEAR'S WORK LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN C HU RCH.

INCREASE OF... CONTRIBUTIONS   Mission F und Increased Over Hundred ‘Thousand Last Year

SHOOTS GIRL IN DOOR OF CHURG   Rejected Suitor Held For Murder of Pretty Co-ed as She Started in to Attend Mass; Suspect Son of Former Conaressman.

WICHITA BANK HEAD’S SON IN MURDER CHARGE   Theod ove Osweiler Claimed to Have Shot Woman,

GIRL STUDENT SHOT ON CHURCH STEPS   Kansas Politician Held for Insanity Probe in Death of His Fiance.

SCIENCE WEIGHS WORLD   Invention of Famous Physicist Kept Secret Until Yesterday, Marks Another Epoch

HE MEASURES STARS MORE ACCURATELY THAN EVER   Prof. Michelson Invents New Device That Astonishes Astronomical Experts

FIND A NEW ORB THAT fa 27,000,000 AS LARGE AS CHIN SAI AS ANNOUNCE

SCIENTIST MAKES IMPORTANT FIND   Star Gazers Shown Startling Discovery, Former Proofs Discredited.

STAR IS FOUND T0 BE 300 TIMES AS LARGE AS THE Sti   Alpha Orionis, hh Constellation of Orion Has Diameter of  Three Hundred Million Mile:

Finds Some Stars Are 300 Times Bigger Than Sun; Earth Mere Speck

Science Surprised:-to~ Learn . Distant: Bodies. Are Much Larcer Than Surmised .

KANSAS WHEAT ACREAGE LOW   More Than 3,000,000 Less Than 1919   CONDITION IS VERY POOR   More Than Million and Half Acres Growing Wheat Killed by Dry Winter.

STATE WHEAT ACREAGE FAR BELOW LAST YEAR   IS MORE THAN THREE MILLION ACRES LESS THAN ‘IN: 1919   Kaw Valley Potato Acreage also is Ten Per Cent Below That of Last ear

NAVAL AIR MEN HAVE THRILLING EXPERIENCE   ARE ADRIFT IN LEAKING BOA WHEN STEAMER COMES ALONG AND RESCUES THEM.

CHURCHES GAIN 7 $,000,.000 SOULS   Sunday Schools and Pupils Show Pee crest Report Shows. :

THREE MILLION MORE MEMBERS IN CHURCHES   ; But There Are ‘Feéwe ; Schools. and Pupils Than in 1916.

CHURCH GAING DUT CHILDREN DUCK SCHOOLS   MEMBERSHIP Is HIGHER AMONG THE SECTS

MEMBERSHIP OF U. S. CHURCHES HAS INCREASEIL   Interchurch Census in America Takes Big Jump.

CHURCHES GAIN 8 MILLION   But Sunday School have Lost #44 Mil lion Sinee 1916.

Nearly Three Million New Members  Erroiled Since the Last Ceneteoa im 171380.

CHURCHES IN U. S. GAIN MILLIONS IN FOUR YEARS   Largest Protestant Body is M. E. Church With 4,175,502 Members.

AMERICA'S CHURCHES GAINING MEMBERSHIE   Nearly 3,060,000 Added Since Census of 1916, but Marked Decrease in Sunday School

THREATEN TO CALL OUT THE STOCK HANDLERS   Dennis Lane, larecnational Secretary Ment Cutters Union, to Try’ for Setdement.

MEAT CUTTERS UNION HEAD IN CHICAGO   Would Settle Stockyarc Dispute if Possible, Says Dennis Lane.

COAL PRICE IS EXPECTED FROM BOARD TUESDAY   State Commission Likely te Announce Its Decision on Tomorrow.   WHEAT, FLOUR SHOW . BIG DECLINE TODAY

TO LEARN COAL PRICES   DECIBION OF STATI. FUEL coMION EXPECTED TO BE TUESDAY.

I9 SAILORS LOST. WHEN SHIPS SINK   Concreter Cape Fear, Poured At Wilmington, Lost Last Night.

STEAMER SUNK AN: NARRAGANSETT BAY. NINETEEN MISSING   Cape Fear Goes Down in Col Lsion With Steamer City of Atlanta   STRUCK AMIDSHIPS AND SINKS  JWREE-MINUTES: AFTER CRASH   No Passengers Carried on: Eith. _ ex of Vessels

NINETEEN LIVES iu 7 WHEN CAPE FEAR WENT DOWN IN Wi. (AGANSETTE BAY LAST }!SHT   City of Atlanta Struck Cape Fear and She Went (By Associated Press) Newport, R. L, Oct. 30.—-Members of the coast guard crew ‘ ‘y* bd 7 Down in Three Minutes—Crew Jumped  In Water and Were Lost.

NINETEEN LOST. WHEN CONCRETE CTEAMEA SHIA   Vessel Goes to Bottom Three Minutes After Collision “in Dark   OTHER SHIP BADLY DAMAGED BUT FLOATS   Searoh ‘for Missing Seamen  -Fruifless in, ‘Nar raganisett  Bay After Aécident

CAN SIND NO TRACE  19 of 34 Members of Grew of Con crete Steamer, Sunk in Col lision, Cannot Be Found

VESSEL IN COLLISION IN NARRAGANSETT BA    Steamer Is Struck: Amidship By  Savannah Liner City of  Atlanta. .   DISAPPEARS 3 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING BLOW   Disabled Craft Goes Down Witk Little’ Warning in 129 .Pathoms of Water.   FIFTEEN OF CREW SAVED   Newport Coast Guard Barly Today Had Found No Trace of the Remaining 19, a

SHIPS COLLIDE IN NARRAGANSETT   ‘Cape Fear is Rammed by the City of Atlanta. =~   GOES DOWN IN 3 MINUTES:   Only 15 of the Drowned Yessel's) Crew are Saved.

NINETEEN CREW CONCRETE SHIP SUNK (AISSING   All Night Search Discov ers Only Quantities of Wreckage. °

19 LOSE LIFE IN COLLISION ON HIGH SEA   Steamer Cape Fear Gov Down in Three Minutes.

PART OF CREW WAY BE LOS)   COAST GUARD FAILS 16 FIND ANY TRACE OF : 1! MISSING MEMBERS FROM STEAMER CAPR PraPp -.

Concrete Steamer Wen Down in Three Minutes After Collision.   FIFTEEN ARE SAVED   Rammed in Narragansett Bay in Virtually Clear Weather.

CONCRETE SHIP SINKS-19 LOST   Cape Fear Struck Amidshir By Steamer in Narraganset Bay.

CONCRETE VeSuc SINKS; 19 DROWN   Shipping Board Steamer Sinks Quickly After Being  Rammed.

19 MEN MISSING WHEN CONCRETE BOAT SINKS   Fear is Entertained That The Are: Lost.

INO TRACE-OF-19 IN. STEAMER’S SINKING   Ail Believed ‘to Hava” Drowned as Result. of. Ray _  OL mate

CREW JUMPS WHEN SHIP TS RAMMED   Cape Fear Sunk by City of Atlanta; 19 Held Tast   SINKS IN 3 MINUTES   Concrete Steamer ‘Plunges Bow First Into 129 Fathoms of. Water

STEAMERS COLLIDE: NINETEEN MISSING   Concrete Ship Sinks in Nar~ ragansett Bay.

sCONCRETE ‘SHIP. SUNK   19 MEMRERS OF OTHE  CREW ARE AMONG MISSING.   Ship Sank in Three Minutes Aiter CoMsion sud Only Wreck“age Found.

OF MISSING  MEN      FROM -CREW OF CAPE FEAR      Which Went Down After Collision in Narragansett Bay-—All - Probably Lost

‘Concrete Steamer and Savannah Liner in Collision in Narragansett Bay   15 of Crew of 34 Rescued—~ Three Injured—Wreckage Washed Un On Shore - :

Craft Search For Crew of Lost Stone Ship   Nineteen Believed Drowned  When Cape Fear Plunges  = Tnto Narragansett Bay.

NO TRACE OF 1 “MEMBERS OF CRE ‘OF SUNKEN VESSEI   Concrete Steamer Cape Fea Hit by City of Atlanta, in the Narragansett Bay and Nine. teen Men Of the Crew Can. vent he Barwad, .

CONCRETE SHIP SUNK IN COLLISIO!      NINETEEN WEMBERS OF THE CREW ARE MISSING—-KE. LIEVED MOST DROWNED

STEAMER SUNK.IN ~ NARRAGANSETT BAY NINETEEN MISSING   Cape Fear Goes Down in Col lision With Steamer City of Atlanta   ‘STRUCK AMIDSHIPS AND SINKS THREE MINUTES AFTER CRASI   ‘No Passengers Carried on Either of Vessels   '

PUBLICITY EXPERTS.   Men Who Handle Millions kor Advertisers ave at Indianapolis,

DELAY MARTENS DEPORTATION   Centinuation of HNenring Poet poned Ct wtil Sete &.

Son of Preacher Adopted By Schumann Heink and Another Killed in Fal

KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE FALL   Adopted ‘on of “Schumann-Heink Vietim of Accident.

IN STUPOR 3 MONTHS.   And Arkansas ‘Ex-Service Man's Condition Is Unchanged,

ARIZONA SETTLEMENT WIPED OUT BY FIRE   Stove Overheated, Flames Swee? Canyon, Rendering 100 Homeess.

FIRE DESTROYS OVER 100 HOMES   Report Two Children Lost Their Lives When Fire Swept Grover Canyon.

TOUGH--BUT NICE!      Ltoyd  George Finds Life Troublous But Interesting

MARRIAGES LAST YEAR EXCEED DIVORCES   TOTAL OF 322 MARRIAGE LICEN: SES GRANTED AGAINST 74 DIVORCE SUITS.   CIRCUIT COURT MAKES RECORD   Kitty Two Foreign Borns Declare Intentions and Ten are Naturalized—Fourteen Arrests  for Liquor Viotations,

JOIN LEAGUE AND DISARM IS COX’S PLAN; ECONOMY IS PROMISED BY HARDING   CHARGE MADE   Too Much ‘Meddling’ and Ex. — perimenting Under Demo. cratic Rule, Senator Tell:  ; (+ Traveling Salesmen.

farding’s Policy to Stabilize Business Conditions in U.S   /ill Make American Government the Friend and Partner of American Business and Industry.

WILL Bt CHANGE FROM ONE MAN POLIGY--HARDING   Tells Traveling Mer Will Stabilize  Finances   BLOOMINGTON MAN Is SPOKESMAN

RARTTING (O FUR  EDITNN eee HULNUL WLud !U  NIMiiraa  ALL BUSINESS   Modifies Statements to Make _ Clear “Big Business” ! Alone Not Meant in Re> marks.

COUNTRY HAS HAD ENOUGH OF DEMOCRATIC EXPERIMENTATION ASSERTS REPUBLICAN NOMINEF   Scores Administration’s Extravagance and Promises if Elected to Reorganize,Nation’s ‘Business on Business-Like Basis; Cites Figures to Substantiate Charge of Incompetency.

HARDING SPEAKS TO TRAVELING MEN FROM MANY GITTES   Says Administration Invited Industrial Chaos by Meddling and Experimentation.   COMPLETE CHANGE FROM ONE MAN POLICY PROMISED   Would Stabilize American Financial Policy and Make the American Government a Friend and Partner of American Business.

HAR  VISITED BY TRAVELING MEN   Hlelferates His Accusations 0 Democratic Extravagarice Mismanagement Funds.   QNE OF LARGEST CROWDS FRONT PORGH CAMPAIGR

MISSOURI CONDEMNED MONEY USED 10 GER IPOWVENTION SUPPORT:   Former Governor Cites Number of Instances Where Republicans Have Used Funds To Influence State Odlega tane.

FQWWENTION SUE              Former Governor Cites. Num - ber of Instances Where: Re - publicans Have: Used Fun To Influence State © ‘Oclega

BRIBE ATTEMPT OF G.0.P. LEADERS AIRED   Herbert S. Hadley Says Effort To Throw Missouri Delegation Made By Use of Funds.

EX.GOVERNOR MO. REVEALS GRAFT PLOT   Declares in Letter Tha Money Lines Up Delegates.

SPOKANE MERCHANTS ARE HIT   Members of Three Big Firms Indicted on Charge of Profiteering.

PROFITEERING CHARGES MADE   aodietments Retarned Aguiast Three Bic *peokane ( oncerne.

OT ORES OF SPOKANE WILL FACE CHARGES OF GROSS PROFITS!   FED. GRAND JURY SAYS TOO HIGH A RATE HAS BEEN A RULE THERE—PROFITS ON SHOES HAVE BEEN AMAZING

PROFITEERING  CHARGED BY JURY   Spokane Merchants Indicted on Counts of High Per Cent Margins.

INDICT SPOKANE MERCHANTS      Three Big Firms Are Charged Wit Profiteering by the Federal Grand Jury.

- NARHIED BUT MATED.      Chicago ‘Couple Wi Undertake. Their 16th Reconciliation -

Sixteen Times Estranged, Judge Orders Disgruntled Pair to Make Their Peacs

COUPLE SEPARATED. 15-TEMES.   And Chicago Mudge Agnin Mends: De: ynestic ‘Lies of Pair.

$75,000 Feea Closes Week of  Journalism   To Be Given by Phikppine Govern ment to &     souri Editors ac Columbla Tonteht.

THOUSANDS ARE IDLE      Men Thrown Out of Work by Big Railroad Strike

Food Famine Threatens in Trenton;  V 2 4rea aid LX.  Thousands More Join Ranks of Rail Strikers in Eastern Cities

OFFICIAL CANVASS IS. AWAITED IN TENNESSEE   Two + Congressional Districts Are Still . — Undeterminec While Democrats Are Con waded Five Seats. :

TENNESSEE WAITD ON TWO CONTEST: IN CONGRESS AACE   Official Returns Necessary t Determine Alignment of State’s Delegation.

ESULT MUCH IN DOUBT  IN TENNESSE   Democrats and Republicans Claiming Victory For Con. press  Official Count is Necessary Te Settle Result.

TENNESSEE WILL COUNT THE VOTES   Two Districts to Be Canvass -ed to Ascertain Whether thx Republicans. or Democrat:  “Have: Won. — Democrat: ‘EHold-Five Seats. Renubs 3.

MILITARY COMMISSION IS CONDUCTING PROB   Mayor of Cork and Two Sinn Fei Members of Parliament to be Called,   COMPLETION OF INQUIRY YHOUGHT PROBABLE TODAY   : as ‘Takisig of Evidence Begun Yester day, and is Being Continned.   SIR HAMAR'S STATEMENT   Chief Secretary Thinks Auxiliary Police Not Responsible for Fires.

THE FIRES IN CORK   MILITARY COMMISSION. MAING INVESTIGATION.   Claimed Auviliavy Potice Did) No ire the City as First reported,

TRYING TO FIX BLAME FOR THE BURNING OF CORK   Rival Elements Doing Utmost to Fasten Guilt for Confirgration on the Military Po. lice ar trich Evtramicte

INVESTIGATE FIRES WHICH SWEPT CORK   MILITARY COMMISSION WILi PROBABLY COMPLETE ITS “WORK TODAY   Prospects of a Truce in Ireland Appear to Be Blasted Greenwood Asserts :

HOPES FOh TRUCE HAVE BEEN BLASTEL   Trying to Fix Blame for Conflagration.

Cork Fire Investigation Result Awaited in London   Mayor and Two Members of Parliament Have Been Ordered to Explain Messages Sent to Foreign Governments Alleging British Atrocities in Ireland— Prospects for Truce Are Blasted.

BURR UIETER Ao PROBE STATED   MOST OF AUXILIARY POLICE HAVE LEFT CITY WHICH IS NOW QUIET   Sir Hamar Greenwood Announces Probability of Truce Is Smashed By the Big Fire of Last Sunday.

PROBE TS MADE OF CORK BLAZE   Investigation. By - Military - Commission.   FINDING. IS AWAITED - WITH KEEN INTEREST   Mayor: ‘Asked. 1 to Explair Allegations. ©.”

PORK FIRES ARE BEING PROBED BY SPECIAL COMMITTEE TONY   Mayor and Others Are Sum moned to Tell of Various Resorts Sent Oute-Public An‘siously Awaits Outcome of  "Tho Tavoctinvating

WHO BURNED CORK IS THE BURNING QUESTION OF HOUR   Sinn Feiners and Police Both Engaged in Passing the Buck.   INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY TODAY   Prospects of Truce in Irelanc Have Gone Where Woodbine Twineth.

MAYOR OF CORY... ASKED TO ciPLAIN ALLEGATIONS MADE RELATIVE 10 FIRES   Sir’ Hamar Greenwood De. -clares That Prospects of a Truce in Ireland Are Apparently Blasted .

FIRES AND KILLING OF RECENT DAYS END TRUCE PLANS   Military Board Hearing Evidence On Start Of Cork Flames.

BLAME FOR: FIRE. IN CORK soucH   Military Commission. fs Making > byveatigation; Have For, Tews Believe Blasted: .

MUST EXPLAIN TO MILITARY BOARD   Asked for Information Relative to Charges of Outrages®   IRISH WAR RAGES ANEW   Hopes for Truce Are Blasted Sir Mamar Declares

PROBE GAUGE OF FIRE IN IRELAND   Investigation of Blaze Expectec to Be Completed Befor End of Day.

INVESTIGATING TODAY THE FIRE DESOLATED CORK   . a 0 eC ylihe, toe Mayor of Cork and Sinn tein Parliament Mem bers Called.

PROBE OF FIRES IN CORK, IRE.   Investigation by Military Commission Expected to Be Completed Today   Prospects of Trtice in Irelanc Blasted by Recent Events Says Greenwood

IRISH TRUCE IS _ NOTPROBABLE   INVESTIGATION INTO CORK FIRE NOW UNDER WAY.

SIR GREENWOOD SAYS. CO TROUBLE ‘BLASTS IT.          INVESTIGATION: BY- MILITARY: -. COMMISSION TO BE com. - PLETED TODAY. .   Mayor of Cork and. Sim Feiners Are Called te Explain Ree!

PROBE FIRES THAT SWEPT CITY OF CORK   Prospects for Truce in Ireland Dark Follow  ing New Troubles.

QWET PREVAILS — IN IRELAND TODAY   Military Board Called to ‘Investigate Saturday’s Fire in City of Cork.

PROBING CORK RIOT   Investigation of Commis. sion Nears Conclusion.

MILITARY PROBING CAUSES OF FIRES IN: GORK SUNDAY   J : Rival Factions Doing their Best to Fix ‘Blame Upon Their Opponents   POLIGE NOT GUILTY 18 CLAIM QF GSEENWHOD      Chances of Truce Gone With Latest Outbreak

FIERY CHARGES MADE BY LOR MAYOR OF CORK   Unoffending Citizens Whipped and Shot; Some Burned Alive, He Save   STRONG PLEA MADE.. FOR U. S. INTERVENTIGN   ublic’ Awaits Reports. of Military Commission: Inves- tidating Conflacration -

THE ARES. IN: CORK      MALETFARY ¢ ANY   MAKING        Poticee Dil No first Rey Orth.

HAROLD ICKES TO SUPPORT GOV. COX   PROMINENT ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN PROMISES AID TO DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE,

Illinois Republican ‘Leader Will Support Governor Cox, He Says   Harding Unfit for Presidency by Test of Ability, Public Policy and Official Record.

. 0. P. DELEGATE 10 SUPPORT GOV. COX   Harding Unfit To Be Nation’: Chief, Illinois Republican Declares.

fhliated With Republican Party But Votes for Cox      wr THOMPSON  ‘ STATE TICKET

ILLINOIS DELEGATE AT LARGE TO SUPPORT COY, SAYS HARDING 15 UNFIT FOR OFFIGE HE SEEKS

REPUBLICAN LEADER LINES UP FOR COX   Havold LL, Ickes of Hlinois, G. 0. P Petegate, Nefnses Harding bid.

JOHNSON VOTER IS OUT TOR CBX   SAYS HE CANT’T SUPPORT MAN NOMINATED AS HARDING WAS

JOHNSON ARGUES FOR HIS OWN NOMINATION   Senator From California Pleads for What He Calls Heads-Up, Eyes Open Party Stand.

JOHNSON MAKES HIS FINAL PLE!   Addresses Great Mass Meet ing in Chicago; Gives Arguiment on Party Issues   DENIES BEING RADICAL   Wants Stringent Applicatior of Law to Those Opposing the Government

JOHNSON IN PLEA AGAINST “INTERESTS”   TELLS GREAT ' MASS MEETING TO LOOK BEYOND “SHADOW OF PRIVILEGE.”   SLAMS AT KEPT PRESS”   Accusation of Radicalism Arouses Ire of Californian——Opposes Leacue Covenant.

JOENSON QUT IN CHALLENGE TO PRIVILEGE   Head Up, Open Eyed. Policy ‘Sought By Senator From California-—~Attacks Kept Press.   > AGAINST THE LEAGUE   Republican Party Must Take Open Stand Against Trealy Of Versailles—Group. Practices Nefariae. .   DISCUSSES LIVING COS’

LEAGUE MAY LOSE ARGENTINA UNLESS DELEGATE COOLS   Pueyrredon. South American, Has Instructions to Pull Out if He Can’t Have Way.   ELIMINATION OF ART. X IS CONSIDERED PROBABLE   Clause Does Not Guarantee Any Territorial Integrity in ; Committee’s Opinion.

ARGENTINE MAY s. BECOME SENSITIV   Hinted That: South, ‘American Coun try May Withdraw From League Because Proposal Was Rejected.

ARGENTINA TO LENE LEGUE “PABIE AWAITED   South °:. American - --- Republic ' Wants All Countries Ad-.. _ mitted to Groanization   ARTICLE TEN LIKELY 70 BE ELIMINATED   Does. Not’ Guarantee ‘Territorjal Integrity. of Members, Committee Rules

ARGENTINA MAY WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE NATIONS   Argentine Desire to Admit All Countries Has . Been Rejected

ARGENTINE MAY WITHDRAW   Opposition to Include Ali Countries Brings Rupture   BLOW AIMED AT ARTICLE X   Section Likely to Be Striken from the Covenant

INSISTS ON GIVING A SEAT 10 EVERY NATION APPLYING   Article Ten May Be  Eliminated From Covenant.

ARGENTINA MAY LEAVE LEAGUE   Inabilty of Delegation to Have Proposals Approved Causes Disappointment.

SHE MAY STEP OUT   Argentine May Withdraw From the League of Nations.   WANTED ALL COUNTRIBS IN   This was Desire of Argentine Foreign Minister, Who was Outyoted.

ANGRY BECAUSE PROPOSALS ARE NOT ACCEPTED   Foreign Minister Pueyrredon ‘Instructed to Withdraw From Assembly.   DENY LEGAL STATUS HAS BEEN QUESTIONED

THREATENS TO QUIT LEAGUE   Assembly Decision Anger: - Argentine.   SQUGHT-ADMISSION OF ALL COUNTRIES   Pueyrradn Empowered to ” Take Action.

Ee ene ee  OHIO AUTO: LICENSELAW TS UPHELD   BY THE APPELLATE COURT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY. _   Case Will be.Carried to the Supreme Court by Ohio ‘Automobile Association, it is Said—The Decision 

APPELLATE COURT APPROVES AUTO LICENSE MEASURE   Court Says Autos Have Right to Use Highways But Subject to Reasonable Restriction.

OHIO AUTO -LICENSELAW -IS UPHELD   BY THE APPELLATE COURT OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.   Case Will be Carried to the Supreme Court by Ohio Automobile Association, it is Said—The Decricgian.

PARTY COUNCILS WILL DRAFT THE PLATFORM:   REPUBLICANS AND REM). CR: ATS MEET IN TOPEKA AUGUST 31      Present State Chairmen Are Ex. pected to Be Neelected Without Opposition

THREE KILLED,   Four Wounded in Pitched Battle in Kentucky Coal Fields,

THREE KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT oN RENTUCK)   General Fight Starts When Detective Slaps Face of  Minarte Can

Pitched Battle In Coal Field   Three Are Killed and Fou Wounded In Clash Down In Kentucky

THREE KILLED IN PITCHED BATTLE   Miners And Deteetives Clash In Harlan-Co, Kentucky Coal Fields

a ranean ed  Three Men Killed and Four Wounded in Fight Between Miners and Special Deputies

EAM TERN HUAD AL TLD UP BY YAROMEN oT aiKE   MEN SAY STRIKE IS) AGAINS' LABOR BOARD BECAUSE OF ITS DELAY.

BOILED RICE SERVED WEALTHY   Sample Mena Given by Reliel to Lurepe’s Starving.

PAY $2, 011, 221 FOR BANQUET   And All the Guests Get Is Boiled Rice —European Children to Be Aided.

PAY $?.000 A PLATE FOR BOILED RICE   Banquet Arranged by Herbert Hoover for European Child Relief Results in Boosting ‘of Fund by $2,011,221.

NOTABLES ATTEND RELIEF BANQUET   Menu Is Identical With Tha’ Served Starving Children Of Europe

WEALTHY EAT AT A GUARD TABLE   Partake of Boiled Rice, White Bread and Cocoa for Benefit of Starving®

1000 DINE AT $1000 A PLATE   Big Price Paid To Eat Boiled Rice For Benefit of Children of Europe,

EX TRA! TELEGRAPHIC Jury Sworn In To Try  Senator Newberry in Michigan

CAMPAIGN QUEST RESTS A BIT   No Farther inquiry On Expenditures Unmtil September.

PRES!DENT SENDS CONGRATULATION 10 DEMS NOMINEE   Message Also Received from Governor Edwards, of New  Jersey, Who Is Pleased.   M’ADOO IS ALSO PLEASED   Governor in His Newspaper Of. fice When He Reccived News; His Life Story.

COX ANNOUNCES HIS AGCEPTANPE   Democratic Presidential Nominee Goes to See Homefolks.

FIRST ACT OF ‘TO KISS WIFE   Walks To Office Of Old Friend And Tells Him The -Good News: Plans To Visit Grave Of His Mother —   CONGRATULATIONS FLOW “INTO NOMINEE’S HOME   Sketch Of Life of Democracy’: Standard Bearer; Has Beer  - 3Time Governor; Is Ole Newspaper Man :

NO STATEMENT 10 COME ~, FROM COX UNTIL LATER   Democratic Nominee Declines i ' ‘Say Anything Until After Official Notificatign.   RECEIVES NEWS WHILE  “OWT NEWSPAPER OFFICE   “Crosses. Room, Kisses His Wite * and Departs to Tell an Old Friend:      MRS. “Gox “HIGHLY ELATED   Governor Plans Visit to His Moth r’s Grave Sometime During the Morning.

BUCKEYE EXECUTIVE.  ~ HEARS THE NEWS IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE; MRS. COX DELIGHTE!   First Act of Cox is to Kiss Wife; Guest Tonight of Neighbors at the Old Home Town

‘COX KISSES HIS WIFE WHEN NEWS ‘OF HIS NOMINATION COMES, THEN SEEKS COMPANIONSHIP OF FRIEND

SENT TELEGRAM OF ACCEPTANCE   Democratic Nominee fo. Presidency Thanks Delegates

FLOOD OF TELEGRAMS REACHES NOMINEE, HE SENDS HIS FORMAL AGCEPTANCE TO THE CONVENTION HALE  

DAYTON JOYOUS ~ QVERCOK VICTORY   Nominee Kisses Wife a: First Action When News Arrives

BDV, COX MAKES NO OTATEMENT BUT 15 HAPPY   When News Was Received He Crossed the Room and Kissed His Wife.   Then He Left Building and Walked Block to Tell Closest Friend.

ARE YOU HAPPY ? KISS YOUR WIFE   Governor Cox Did When the News Came.   REMAINED: UP ‘ALL NIGHT   Big Jollification Meeting Will Be Heid This Evening to Congratu'ate The Nominee.

EYES OF CO} BAIN. VER AS NEWS STO   Nominee and Wife Both I Tears as Long Strain Is Ended

COX CONGRATULATED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   Sends Felicitations to Ohi Governor Early Today,

Nominee Receives Announcement of Result in, His Newspaper Office.  pier ele        Po aa me eer   WIFE HIGHLY ELATED   Governor Plans to Go te Grave of His Mother During the Day.

TATEMENI FROM OX LATER UN   Walks Several Blocks Jo Tell Aged Friend, Dean of Dayton _ Lawyers.

ST ATEMENI FROM GUY LATER UN   Governor Receives Word Of Nomination While in His Newspaper Office in Dayton  ere mmm  Walks Several Blocks To Tell Aged Friend, Dean of Dayton  l ausnore

GOXWASPRINTER'D DEVIL; GOES BACK FOR CELEBRATION   Democratic Nominee Chooses Town of His Boyhood for Jollification Meet.   DAYTON ALSO PLANNING TOWNWIDE CELEBRATION   ‘Union Printers Present Boss  With Resolutions Pledging  Support and Esteem.

ACCEPTANCE IS SENT ROBINSON BY GOV. COX   Says He'll Resolve To Justify the Confidence Reposed in Him.

Until After He Has Received Notification from Convention—President and Others. Send Congratulations — Dayton Will Jollify Over Townsman’s Nomination— Cox First Hears Result at Newspaper Office.   (Ry Assaciated Press Leased Wire)

CHOIGE OF GOX BY DEMOCRATS. PLEASES 6.0. P   OMINEE GOING TO MIDDLETOWS 8 oH: ARDING CONGRATULATES HIS OPPONENT.

COX RECEIVES WORD WHILE AT HIS OFFICE   ‘Democratic Nominee Was _ Listening to A. P. Keys at. Dayton News.   JUBILEE IS PLANNED BY FRIENDS TONIGHT

WAS WAITING AT OFFICE WHEN NEWS ARRIVED   BELIEVED HE WOULD RECKIVE NOMINATION AFTER HEARING

HOT THING GO DID WAS 10 KISS. WIFE   Nominee Received Great Tid ings at His Newspaper Office in Dayton.   VISITED HIS MOTHER’S GRAVE THIS MORNING   Mrs. Cox, Highly Elated Wires Her Father the News.

GOV. COX GOES TO MIDDLETOWN, HIS HOME TOWN   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO RECEIVE 6 CONGRATULATIONS OF “HOWEFOLAS” TONIGHT

GOX RISES ilo WF UPON NEW AF NOMINATION   Democratic Nominee -Receives Announcement. in-His News-. — ganer: Office .at- Dayton

COX IN OFFICE ~ OF HIS PAPER AS NEWS CAME   First Kisses Wife and Ther Walks Several Blocks to Tell it to Friend.

COX SENDS WIRE OF ACCEPTANCE TO CONVENTION   Democratic Nominee Also Sends Reply to Greetings Received from Harding   MRS. COX IS JUBILANT   DAYTON SLEPT WHILE ADVICE OF NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR FLASHED OVER WIPE

Leader of McAdoo Faction Breaks Unprecedented Dead  lock by Moving For Unanimity Following Roll ee ‘Call On Forty-fourth Ballot  :      NOMINATION FOR VICE PRESIDENCY DELAYED

GOVERNOR AND MRS. COX WERE UP ALL NIGHT RECEIVING NEW:   Both Elated Over Nomination and Immediately ‘ Set About Letting All the “Folks” Know of Their Good Fortune.

HIS ACCEPTANCE  TO CONVENTION   GIVE ASSURANCE THAT FAITH ' SHALL BE KEPT—EXPRESSES FIRM RESOLVE

GOVERNOR COX KISSED WIFE   Was His First Act Upon Receipt of News of His Nomination

COX GIVES THANKS FOR NOMINATION   Tells Convention He WIN Jusoy tify Its Confidence,   FELICITATED BY HARDING

COX GETS NEWS — ATDAYTON OFFICE   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDEN.  TIAL NOMINEE INFORMS : AGED LAWYER.

Cox Receives News in His Newspaper Office; First Act is to Kiss His Witt

COX ACCEPTS; HAS NOTHING TO SAY TODAY   Nominee Gets News of Selection at His Newspaper Desk

CHOICE OF CONVENTION  b DECLARED UNANIMOUS. - BY NOISY ACCLAMATION   End of Voting Comes Suddenl » and Dramatically at Early Hour This Morning

—  ‘Cox Accepts Nomination:Messages Of Congratulation Flood Dayton

DAYTONITES PAY TRIBUTE 10 NOMINEE   COX RECEIVES WORD OF NOMINA. TION WHILE AT WORK IN HIS NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

DIF GONVENTION tt WILL AUGER]   Message, Timed to Reach Frisco Before Today's Ses: sion, Thanks Delegates for Their Action.

GOV COX EMBRACES HIS WIFE WHEN TOLD OF NOMINATION   Democratic Presidential Nominee Hears News With Close Friends at His Office

COX 15 MUM AS NEWS OF WIN -ARRIVES   Delays: Statement” Until After Official Notification: _   WILSON SENDS MESSAGE   President Congratulates Govertior: on “His _ \ Victory

COX IS ELATED OVER WINNING NOMINATION   Pays Tribute to Mother— Notifies Friends of Con vention Result.

AYO WALL OTRELT FAXES MONEY RATE   Farmers See Reason Why They Are Unable to Obtain Sufficient Credit

FARMERS CHARGE WALL ST. ‘RING STIFLES LOANS   Comptroller of Currency Says Demand Money Rate Is Fixed Beforehand Daily.

HESEAUE ACT INDICAT   COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY SAYS ACTION FAVORS THE SPECULATORS

EFFORT MADE TO REDUCE COAL PRICES   Soft Coal Operators Throughout County to Co-operate With Atterney General.

EVERY BITUMINOU: “PRODUCING DI ; TRICT IN THE COUN           ‘Répresented at Cleveland. . Conferehce - Today — Prices of . Coal Already: ~ Dropping—Break in the . Pittshure District =”

ABOUT THE COAL PRICE   Soft Ceal Operators-Arestaving a Session in Cleveland Today.

PALMER WIRES OPERATORS 0 BE MODERATE   LITTLE DANGER.EXISTS OF A WINTER SHORTAGE OF FUEL, IS REPORT

COAL PLENTIFUL OPERATORS SAY   Survey of Situation at Meeting in Cleveland Reassures Nation   PRICES DUE TO DECLINE

COAL MEN TO WORK FOR LOW PRICES   This -is Promise Made by 1,000. Operators to Atty. Gen. Palmer

MINE OWNERS TO REDUCE PROFITS   SOFT COAL OPERATORS WILL C0OPERATE WITH PALMER   Shortages in Supply of Coal Are Being Made Up Sarvey Reveals— Anthracite Workers Ask Change.

GOAL MEN MEET 0. CONSDER NEW PRICES   Palmer Urges The mto Slow ‘Down Prices at the Mines in Order to Bring Cheaper Coal To the Consumers.—Better Pitece.Atrando- Moanviod.

CUTTING HIGH GOST AT MINE. MOUTH URGED   ‘Thousand Soft Coal. Operators Meet to Discuss Palmer’s  : Telegram   FAIR AND REASONABLE PRICE MEETS FAVOR   iMany Cars Wanted Each Week  fo insure Against i Fuel Shortage

CANTON NAVY MAN HELD FOR BIGAMY   Admits Double  Marriage When Confronted In Brooklyn Court

PULP CONFERENCE URGED.   Former Chief of U.S. Forost Service Advises Plan of Mutual Assistance.

ALABAMA MAN IS SOUGHT IN ~ TRUNK MURDEF   Body of Woman Has Been Identified as That of Mrs. Eugene Lercy—Leroy is Sought.

TRUNK MURDER IS UNSOLVED   New Trail Leads to Alabama in Effort to Locate Leroy.

NEW TRAIL IN TRUNK MURDEF   Police Seek Alabama Men in Effort t , Locate Elusive Eugene é . ' Leroy.

BEGIN SEARLE LOR AUTHOR OF TRUNK MURDER   DETECTIVE TO BIRMINGHAM TO CONFER WITH MAN WHO KNEW WOMAN

COOLIDGE. WILL INVADE “SOLID SOUTH” STATES   ‘Republican: Vice-preaidential Nominee ,- to Grogs Mason and Dixon Line

COOLIDGE WILL TOUR SOUTHERN STATES   Leaves” Washington - October $7th for Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Other States in Interest of the The Revublican Ticket.

GOVERNOR COOLIOGE T0   MAKE TOUR OF SOUTH; LOWOEN AND OTHER GOVERNORS GO:ALON

TIGER OF RING FLATTENS FOE IN HARD SCRAP   Challenger Gives Fistic Champion Greatest Battle of His Career   > ROUNDS FOR BRENNAN   HARD RIGHT OVER HEART IN TWELFTH PREPARES INEVITARLE FINISH

TWELVE ROUNDS TOK. 0, BRENNA?   World Champion Jack Dempsey Forced to Ex. ert Himself to Defeat Title Contender Last  PD eoantnne      WORTH $100,000

DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT BRENNAN IN TWELFTH ROUND OF BIG FIGHT   Champion is at No Time in Danger From Attacks of Challenger.   JESS WILLARD ISSUES CHALLENGE TO WINNER   Blow Over the Heart Ends New York’s First Fight in Many Years.

BRENNEN STAYS IN RING FOR TWELVE. ROUNDS   ‘Dempsey Master rt Every Tum of  Road: But Challenger Sticks  Until Knocked Out.

DEMPSEY KNOCKS QUT BRANNEN IN TWELFTH ROUND   Many Surprised at Ability of Brannen to Stay With Champion So Long.

TWELFTH aaLIND   Dempsey’s Blows Lack Usual Steam in Early Rounds But * Become Deadly Later   CHALLENGER NOT AFRAID TO MIX WITH OPPONENT   Brennan Has Three Bounds to His Credit But Twelfth Brings Fearful Blows

DEMPSEY WINS BY KO. IN TWELFTE   Challenger Proves Game and With stands Vicious Punches of Title Holdey Until Late in the Fight

DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT BRENNAN IN TWELFTH ROUND   Left And Right T: Wind Crumples Chicago Fighter.

‘Challenger Proves Game and With. stands Vicious Punches of Title Holder Until Late in the Fight

DEMPSEY WINNER IN 12TH ROUND OVER BRENNAN   Champion Not in Danger at Any Stage of Game But Was Forced to Exert Himself

GHAMPIEN RAGERS CUT BRENWAN IR TWELETR BOUT GF Bl Fea   DRENNAN TOOK AN UNUSUA) AMOUNT OF PUNISHMENT AND FOUGHT GAMELY.

DEMPSEY IS VICTOR ~ OVER BILL BRENNA}   CHAMPION RETAINS HIS TITLE WITH A KNOCKOUT.   Master of the W{ll im Almest Every Reuend and Ends It te Twelfth —Brensnan Showing Net a Bad One.

DEMPSEY KNOCKS BRENNAN QUT IN TWELFTH ROUND   Gets $100,000 for Having  Left Ear Split With a Left Hook.   MASTER AT ALL TIMES, BUT CHALLENGER UNAFRAID      Hard Right Over Heart and Left Hook to Stomach End. ed Fight, Brennan Only Rolling About on Floor When He Tried to Get on Feet.

DEMPSEY WINS BY K. 0, IN THE 12TH   Bill Brennan Knocked Out in the 12th Round From Heart Blow.

BRENNAN KNOCKED OUT BY DEMPSEY   CHAMPION PROVED TO BE SUPE RIOR IN NEARLY EVERY STAGE OF FIGHT.

DEMPSEY WINS BY KNOCKOUT   ‘Phe round by round aceount of the Dempsey-Brennan fight ts printed en pare 12.

Heavyweight From Chicago Showed That He Was not Afraid Of Champion's: Punches, But Latter Was Plainly Best Man,   END CAME IN TWELFTH ROUND

SURRENDERS AS OFFICIALS CLOSE ON HIM              Hanover Trust Co. ‘Capit Wiped Out by Dealings. With “Financier.”   $25,000 IS BAIL FIXED; HE’LL FURNISH SI

PONZI PLACED UNDER ARREST, BAI $95 (fi   Surrenders to Federal Authori: ties Seeing That State Planned Action.   A RECEIVER [S ASKED FOR   Authorities Believe Capital of Hanover Trust Company May Be Wiped Out.

PONZI ARRESTED BY U.S. MARSHAL: FUNDS TIED UF   Money Wizard Gives up W hen Strength Fails Him.

PONZ! ARRESTED BY U.S, MARSHAL   Spectacular Financier Must Face Charge of Using Mails »~ to Defraud.   Federal Auditor Says Liabili. ties Will Aggregate Almost ~ $7,000,000; Assets 24 N00. 000.

PON! ARRESTED, CHARGE OF USING MAIL 10 DEFRAUD   Spectacular Financier Surrenders Himself to Federal Authorities.

MISUSE OF MAIL CHARGE FILED; PONZI GIVES UP   TRICK TURNED ON STATE AU. THORITIES BY ITALIAN FINANCIER

MILLIONS ARE OWED BY QUICK-RIGH BROKER OF: BOSTON   Gives Himself Up to Officers Of United States As He Hears State to Jail Him   Trust Company’s Capital All Gone Is Declared by Bank Commissioner

BOOZE RING IN CHICAGO GETTING RICH   High City Officials Te Be Hit By Big Probe.

HOPING DELAWARE WILL BE THE LAST STATE   Delaware Engittalare, However, Ay ; parently Strongl a ™ 4 Amendment

VICTORY I$ SEEN   Rooseveli Says Kentucky Will Be Safely Democratic.

DEATH{WAS SUDDEN   OLD RESIDENT SUFFERS FATAL SEIZURE   LIVED HERE SINCECHIS BOYHOOD   “homas Keenan, Widely Known {fn Plymouth County, {s Stricken While in the Mayor's Office on Saturday Evening.—Death Was Instantaneous

“homas Keenan, Widely Known in Plymouth County, ts Stricken ‘While in the Mayor's Office on Saturday Evening.—Death Was Instantanecua

IGNERS LY.     VEE WARSAW   Awerican Diplomats Have Gone to: Posen.

SOLDIERS SLAY COLONEL’S KIN   Daughter of Colonel at Camp Grant Is Stain by Shot From Rifle of One of Five Men as Motor Passes Them; Search for Murderer Is Made.

DAUGHTER OF COL. ARNOLD KILLED AT CAMP GRANT   Mrs. Maud Lucille Moss Shot While Riding in Automobile—Five Soldiers Fled.

CAMP GRANT STIRRED BY MURDER -MYSTER}   Daughter of Col. B, J. Arnok Shot to Death While Riding With Party -in Automobile,   SOLDIERS NEAR SCENE

FIVE YANKS SOUGHT FOR ARMY MURDER   Wife of Camp Grant Of ficer Shot in Back of Head.

SANG THEIR WAY OUT OF JAN   Ten Prisoners at Tulsa, Oklahoma Pull Off a New Stunt With Jazz Music,

INJUSTICE 15 ONLY AGITATOR TO FEAR      AMERICAN LEGION SO DECLARES IN SETTING FORTH PROPER CONDUCT EOR MEMBERS

FAIR PRICES FOR XMAS TREES   American Forestry Association Says One Dotlar Should Buy Tree Large Enough for Ordinary Family.

NORWAY MECCA FOB ALL AMERICAN GO00¢   Popularity of American Cars Makes the Place Seem Like An American: City Says Report of Commercial Attache In That Countrv.

ORDERS MINERS BAG TO WORK IN OST RIGT 21   “VACATION® TO BE CALLED OF! PENDING FURTHER NEGOTIATION OF DEMANDS,

Hewspapers Favor Coercive Measures Far The Turks: Program Outlined   EARL BEATIY AY CONFERENCE

BROKER FOUND SHOT IN BREAST   Mystery Surrounds Shooting _ of C. B. Ensign, New York Millionaire.

MYSTERY IN SHOOTING a   >. B. Ensign, Reported to be a Million aire, Found in Bathroom With Wounds in Breast.

WILL ASK FOR $200,000   Farm Bureau. University and State College will Request Anpropriation.

Additional Appropriation of $200,000 Desired to Extend Activites of Nebraska Farm Bureaus—Delegation Calis  on the Gavernar   NEED ADDITIONAL MONEY NEXT 2 YEARS   State and National Governments Each to Contribute $200,000 During Next Biennium to Advance Agricultural Interests in State.

NIGHT TRIAN TO EUREKA 1S AMONS POSSIBILITIES   WILL GIVE UKIAH EARLY MORN.    ING TRAIN DOWN AND LATE NIGHT TRAIN UP

NISHT THIAR TO EUREKA ———sTS: AMNONS POSSIBILITIES   WILL GIVE: UKEAH EARLY MORN. ING PRAIN DOWN AND LATE NIGHT TRAIN UP

RETROACTIVE WAGE INCREASE TO DEC..5   Federal Judge Alschuler Does Not Grant Future Award

C. E. Yancey is Chosen as New Party Chairman at St. Louis’ Conference   Thos. L. Fisher is Made Secre tary—John C. Hughes Named by Republicans, ;

YANCEY CHAIRMAN OF MISSOURI DEMOCRATS   State Committee Tentatively Selects Liberty Man to Succeed Neale— Elect on Sept, 14,

NEITHER MORGAN NOR MONTGOMERY HAS A SAFE LEAQ   Grosscup Running Far Behine in Three-Cornered Gubernatorial Race.   SUTHERLAND LEADS woop IN FRAGMENTARY RETURNS   Koontz Running Ahead of Litilepage in Contest for Democratic Nomination to Head State Ticket-——Eneland, Marsh and Stewart Distinctly Favored in Karly Figures,

Kooultz Running Ahead of Litilepage in Contest for Democratic Nominatien to Head State Ticket-—Eneland, Marsh and Stewart Distinetly   Pavoted in Karly Figures,  :

AGED. OKTAHA INDIAN. “DIES IN LONELY Woops   Charles - Simmons, Agea Indian of . Oktaha Found Dead East   - of Rentiecville

DIES IN: LONELY WOODS.   Charles ‘Simmons, Aged. Indian ° * Oktaha Found Dead East. ."af Denteavitle’

SENATOR HARDING OUTLINES BASIS OF CAMPAIGN FIGHT ~ IN FALL AT NOTIFICATION

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poeecesre Ge esee  * SALIENT POINTS IN SPEECH  . OF ACCEPTANCE. ’  eae

meneneneell  SETEFESIOOOFESE:  SALI POINTS IN : SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE. 3

e@ete ec eeee ces 8 2 aes ae  * SALIENT POINTS IN SPEECH * * OF ACCEPTANCE. 4

A DISTINGUISHED HONOT,   Forest Martz to Have Exceptional Military’ Honor,

A DISTINGUISHED HONOT,      Forest Mt ‘to Have. Exception’  Mili ry Honor, 

FEDERAL AGENTS HUNT FOR MONE}   Kieth Collins Says He Has 823,001 Concealed in Omaha, Nebraska,

President of Old German Government Is. Unyielding in His Attitude ~ Toward the Usurpers.

CHILDREN AND WOMEN VICTIMS   Rival Governments Reported to Be Negotiating   HINDENBURG DISAPPROVES THE COUNTER REVOLUTION

PREMIER GEORGE HASTENS RETURK FROM MOUNTAINS   Crisis Brought Thoul By Jrish Situation and Coal Strike Recalls Foreimas' Brilon, >   RELEASE MC SWINEY   Belief Expressed Thal Hunger Strikers May Be Freed Under Cerlain Conditions

BALTTon HEADD NOT WN ALGORD ON IRISH ISSUE       Government’s Policy To ward MacSwiney May ~ Be Modified.   LLOYD GEORGE BACK        Release Of Hunger Strikin Mayor Of Cork May Follow. ‘

IRISH AFFAIRS BRING ~ LLOYD GEORGE HOM   Divisions {n Ministry Over Ter.  ence MacSwiney Imprison7 ment ‘Policy. .

TANGLED APrAG BRING SEGREE HUME   British Premier Cuts His Va cation a Week and Returns to the Capital

MILLION MORE TO CLAMP ‘LID’   House Votes Appropriation to Pro vide 2,500 Guards to Protect 800 Bonded Warehouses,

$3,000,000 IS AVAILABLE TO ENFORCE DRY LAWS   Wets Offer Little Resistance t< Appropriation of an Additional Million.

COSTS MONEY TO HOLD “LID”   Million More Voted by House to Pro. wide Rooozve Guards.

IROL HERU DEAD SOUN I) ARRIVE IN AMERICA   Only Twenty-Five Per Cent. 0 Soldier Dead Will be Brough Home.  77,000 BURIED ABROAD Friends Ask That Over 50,00(  Dead Be Left Where The Now Rest.

AMERICAN DEAD SOON TO START HOMEWARI   Seventeen Bodies Disinterred in English Cemeteries Ready for Shipment; Others to Follow.

START SHIPMENT SOON OF U. §. SOLDIER DEAD   BODIES INTERRED IN ENGLAND AND BACK OF ARMY ZONES IN FRANCE TO BE SENT.

82 LYNCHINGS UPON _ RECORD FOR 1919      Ne. Were in South, With 5 North of   ‘Mason_and Dixon Line—75  Were Negroes.  t

O? LYNCHINGS IN AME RICH DURING 1918   TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY ISSUES REPORT SETTING FORTH RECORDS   SEVEN §WHITE PERSONS   79 of Number Occured in So ath Georgi, geads With 21 Whiie Mississippi and South Carolina  Have 12 Bach

SWITCHMEN AT WORK   Eighteen Hundred and .NinetyTwo on Job at Chicago.   Brotherhood and Railroad Chiefs De clare Rebel Strike Nearly Ended in District.

MANY YARDMEN BACK   RAILROAD AND BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS SAY END iS NEAR.   Declare 1,892 Switchmen Are at Work in the Chicago District—Business Near Normal.

Tea LEAVE WAROAW TD TALK PEAGE WITH AED:   Lloyd-George ‘Distrusts Bolsheviki and Bluntly Lets  Kamonoaff Know It

REDS OUTNUMBER POLISH TROOPS DRIVE ON WARSAW   Bolsheviki Army Divided Into North and South Units.

POLISH DELEGATES LEAVE FOR MINSK TO MEET RUSSIANS   Departure of Armistice Missiot  Afnounced in Dispatch * to Paris Today   WAITED IN VAIN FOR REPLY TO MESSAGE TO MOSCOY   Russians Reported to be Awaiting Arrival of Poles

POLES FORCES OUTNUMBERED OVER 2 T0 1   Soviet Chiefs Expect Warsaw to Fall This Week.

HAMON WILLS GIRL PART ESTATE   And It is Understood Miss Smith Will Make a Fight for Her Share

HAMON WILL LEAVES FOURTH OF ESTATE TO CLARA SMITH HAMON   (Fhe report of the surrender of Miss Smith is given on page 7.)

CLARA AMIN IN TANS UF AU THORITE   HELD UNDER BOND OF $10,000 FOR APPEARANCE   To Make Her Home At -ElPaso With Her  - Parents

WOMAN FIGHTS  FOR SHARE OF. DEAD MAN'S WIL  Accused Murderess Claim: Part of Oil Man’s “ Wealth.  CLAIMS ONE FOURTH  City Raises Funds for Accus =, ed Woman’s De E een’

TALKING BONUS FOR SOLDIERS   CAUCUS TO DISCUSS THE LATEST PLAN FOR PAYING THE BOYS.

Refuses to Admit in London That He Is Another “Colonel Hiowse,**

SENATOR Mc CORMICE REACHES LONDON   Is Generally Credited Abroad With Being the “Colonel Houre'' of the Harding Administration.

VISIT 10 ERUPT Io NOT OFFICIAL, AV CORMACK SAY   American Senator in Londor Denies He ts Representing Harding.

SENATOR — MCCORMICK IN LONDON   SAYS HE IS NOT THE ‘COLONEL HOTSP OF THE HARDING LINO NISTR iTiox   GENERALLY RELIEVED THAT HE 1S THERE-ON A DEFINITE BPRHGANE

NOT COL. HOUSE, SAYS W’CORMICK   SENATOR FROM ILLINOIS IS BD EURGPE SOUNDING OUT STATESMEN

MCORMICK'S 19 -ANSTERVVISI   SENATOR DENIES HE IS “COL HOUSE” OF HARDING -- ADMINISTRATION

ART TRESSURES BURNED   $750,000 Fire Loss Sustained in New York Today

President de la Huerta Turns  Property Over to L Corporation Owning it, cording to Today’s: ete  OWN Camnanieoe in Cantsesn

TROTSKY REVIEWS WORLD   Soviet Leader Says World War Proves Need of New Social Status.

LEON TROTZKY REVIEWS WORLD IN LAST SESSION   Third Internationale Closes —-World Communist Party Is Organized.

VICTORY WILL EXCEED ROOSEVELT’S IN 1904   Chairman White of Democratic Forces, On Other Hand, Asserts “Signs Point” to a Victory for Cox.

ITS SURE THING SAY BOTH SIDES   Republican Chairman Insists Harding’s Popular Majority Will Be Greatest Ever.   COX PILOT SURE OF DEMOCRATIC VICTORY   Great Encouragement Offered to Speculation on Resnits Of the Election.

PREDICTS BIGGEST VICTORY IN HISTOR’   Will Haya Soys Harding’s Popuatur Majority Wil) Exceed That of Roosnvelt in 1904,

CLAIMS HARDING'S ELECTION B LARGE VOTE   While White Declares Signs Point to Democratic Success.

HARDING VE7E WILL SUsPASS   Teddy Roosevelt's Coun Sixteen Years Ago

Claims of Two Party Leaders Conflict In Many States of the West and Middle West—White Declares G. O. P. Machine is Demoralized With Resultant Shift to Cox

— INMOST creTINN   Men Are KHeturning tu Work ni Freight and Passenger Service Recomin= Nermal   LARGE PERCENTAGE OF STRUKERS STILL 01   Shortages of Fuel Reported Because of Tie Ep—Terminals Filted with Cars ‘

RAILWAY STRIKE SAID TO BE BREAKING UP   Passenger and Freight Service Approaching Normal Conditions Todav

MORE STRIKERS AT WORK; — SAY WORKERS IN OTHER TRADES COMING BACK

APPEARS 10 LOSE STRENGTH   Reports From Entir Country Show Outlaws Returning to Jobs.

QUILAW STRIKE UF RAIL WORKERS LS BREAKING UP.   ALL ROADS IN NEW YORK DIS TRICT REPORT MEN RETURNING TO WORK.

STRIKE APPEARS BREAKING TODA’   Mew York and Other Eastern Rail Points Report Men Returning to Work.   WEEKS BEFORE RELIEF   New Jersey Potato Crop Creatly Damaged as Result of Men Going Out. ,

OUTLAW STRIKE IS BREAKING UF   Men Reiurning to Work on Railroads and Freight and Pass senger Service  IS NEAR NORM: AL NOW  Serious Shortage of Fuel in’ Some = States—Wage Committee in Session

RECOGNITION OF. NEW UNION PRICE ‘OF ENDING STRIKE   STRIKE LEADERS NOTIFY RAUL ROAD BOARD THAT THEIR DEMANDS MUST BE GRANTED   MORE MEN ARE RETURNING   Reports Reaching Washington Anal. cate That s Situation is Pam proving rally — Muck Freight Conpestion

Resumption of Freight Traffic Is Re ported by Lines Throughout Nation   RETURN IN EAST

She. Testifies ‘That ‘Harty. 4. * Showed: Nov, Signs: of insaalty.

GIRLS MOTHER GOES ON STAN   Frail Woman Totters to Witness Chair on Crutches to Help Avenge Death of Daughter Slain by Harry S. New; But Few Questions Asked Her

WOULD AVENGE 2. DEATH OF HER DAUGHTER      Ske ‘Testities That Harry 8. Net Showed No Signs ot Insanity.

UNITED STATES _ MAY BE FORCED 70 AID POLANE   Agreement Between Russia and Germany Threatens to Nullify World War Victory.

‘SELF-INTEREST MAY PROMPT   -«U. $. TO ACT IN POLISH CRISIS   Attitude of This Country To ward Red Invasion to Be Public Soon.  gia:

WILE ERFORGE  PEAGE TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Paris Government Con: vinced That Berlin is Plotting With the Soviets.

FRENCH MAY FLY AT THEGERMAN THROA   READY TO ACT ALOND IF COERCION NECBSSARY.   Paris Government Convinced Ger many Pletting With the Russian Seviets te Nallify Polish Boundaries.

POLISH SITUATION GLAINS ATTENTION OF, §, OFFICIALS   ANNOUNCEMENT OF ATTITUDE OF AMERICA WILL AWAIT THE RECEIPT OF NOTE   VARIOUS “MOVES ~ TALKED   Interchange of Views to Map = Best Course of Action Promising Favor. able — oo gy een ibe-

EXTENSION OF CREDITS IS ONE STEP   Would Also Warn Soviet: Not to Trespass Beyond Its Boundaries.

GERMANY WARNED ~ BY THE FRENCH   Berlin Is Told to Keep Hands Off Poland.   TO ACT ALONE IF NECESSARY   Paris Dispatch Says a Stern Note to Berlin Is Imminent—Will See That Treaty of Versaitles Is Enforced,

INTERCHANGE OF VIEWS PROCEEDS   Extension of Credits and Declaration of Moral Support Among. Steps Which ‘May Be Taken.

WARNING 10 GERMANY IS IMMINENT   France to Act Alone if f Nec: essary, Says Paris __ Dispatch.   Will Act Instantly and Forcefully to Enforce the Treaty of Versailles in Its Eastern Europe Provisions.

FRANCE PROPOSES TQ ENFORCE WHOLE TREATY WITH HUNS   Convinced Germany Plotting With Soviets To Disturb Peace of Europe Again   RUSSIAN SUBTERFUGE FOR NOT TAKING POLISH NOTES   iivacuation of Warsaw Continues A the Russian Advance Draws Nearer That City.

BOLSHEVIK BIG ADANCK SLOWS DOWN   Battle Rages On All Fronts But Poles Are Offering Strong Resistance.

WARSAW EVACUATED BY POLES FLEEING BEFORE BOLSHEVIK]   France About to Send Threatening Note to Germany, Accused of Conspiracy.   POLISH GOVERNMENT IS RETREATING TO CRACOW   Washington to Remain Silent Until Note From Poland is Received and Considered.

GERMANY PLOTS WITH SOVIETS, IS FRENCH, BELIEF   French Officials Believe That   HOLDING: UP : SUPPLIES   FRANCE READY To @HOW TREATY 18 MORE THAN 6CRAP. OF. : Paper . .

TELLS GERMANY  KEEPHANDS OFF   eran to Act Alone if Nec ssary, Says Paris _ Dispateh.   STERN NOTE IS IMMINENT   Will Act Instantly and Forcefully to Enforce the Treaty of Versailles _in Its Eastern Europe  Provisions. .

IELF-INTEREST PROMPT Ths NATION TO BACK UP ENTENTE:   AMERICAN TROOPS LIKELY TO GO TO SILESIA IN NEAR FUTURE.   NO OFFICIAL DECISION YET, BUT IT IS HINTED THAT AMERICAN PEOPLE MAY AS WELL GET USED TO IDEA OF A FRESH STRUGGLE.

Capital of Republic Will Be Delivered Inte Hands of Invading Soviet: Army According to Dispatch Received by London Times; Premier Appeals to Peasants —   U.S, ACTION UNDETERMINED

FRANCE 15 READY TO AGT IN EAST   ON VERGE OF SENDING A STERN Nork TO GERMANY REG ING TREATY COMPLIANCE

GERMANY PLOTS WITH SOVIETS, IS FRENCH BELIEF   French Officials Believe That _ Germany Seeks to Nullify Polish Boundaries   HOLDING UP SUPPLIES   aie  FRANCE READY To SHOW TREATY iS MORE THAN SCRAP OF PAPER.

Jn Verge of Informing Germany She Will Act Instantly toShow Them Treaty Is Not Mere “Scrap of Paper;” Cannot Endure Longer, They Say.   WARSAW EVACUATED BY POLISH GOVERNMENT AS..VICTORIOUS RED ARMY; SWEEPS ONWARD   Polish Line Withdrawn to Position About Fifty Miles From The Capital; Red Reinforcements Pass Prussien Frontier; Czecho-Slovakia Declares Neutrality.

TEUTS AIDING RUSSTAN REDS FRENCH ASSERT   Obstructing Efforts of Allies to Aid Poland.

NO OFFICIAL DECISION YET, BUT IT IS HINTED THAT AMERICAN PEOPLE MAY AS WELL GET USED TO IDEA OF A FRESH STRUGGLE,

Believed Situation Is Ag  proaching Point Which: j Will Prompt Action ~~   MILITARY AID ONLY.  IF ALL ALSE FAILS   ‘Credit and ‘Moral § Support te  Poland and W arming to”  Reds Sugyested,

FRANCE ON VERGE OF SENDING STERN NOTE TO GERMANY   Will Act Alone If Necessary to Enforce Treaty of Versailles.

French Are Satisfied Germans Are Plotting With Russia to Nullify Boundaries Created By Allies.

AMERICA CAN'T “FORD T0 SEE AEDS WIN, VIEW   Announcement of Attitude. Expected After Arrival of Note From Poland   PREMIERS TO DISCUSS SITUATION OF HYTHE   Warsaw Declares Bolsheviki Refuse to Take Message About Armistice Terms

SELF INTEREST MAY PROMPT U. S. ACTION   Officials Indicate Possible Steps, With Military InterF vention in Polish Situation Last Resort.

PARIS CONVINCED THAT TEUTONS ARE LINKED WITH BOLSHEVISTS   POLES RETIRE TO CRACOW   Government Reported to Have Fled From Warsaw Yesterday— Situation Uncertain. ‘

TELLS GERMANY KEEP HANDS OFF   France to Act Alone if Nec: essary, Says Paris Dispatch.   Will Act Instantly and Forcefully to Enforce the Treaty of Versailles in Its Eastern Europe Provisions.

U. 3, PROBABLY WILL ANNOUNCE  - POLICY TOWARD ~ POLAND SHORTL'   Interchange of Views Is In Progress Between Washington and the French and British Governments,   COLLAPSE OF POLISH NATION THREATENE!   Jnderstanding Said to Exis’ Between Soviet Russia and Germany Looms As 4 New Menace In Europe.

FRENCH ANGRY WITH GERMANY   IN VERGE OF SENDING STRONG NOTE ON INTERFERENCE IN POLISH AFFAIRS

IEW CAPITAL OF POLAND WILL BE EOTABLIGHED AT  GRAGOW. REPAIR]   us Will Be Moving Day For Diplomats and Others, According To a Berlin Report To London Times.  UNICIPAL COUNCIL   UNICIPAL COUNCIL ISSUES AN APPEAL   t Is Better To Die Than Live Enchained,” Says Plea; Bolsheviki Are Not ‘Being Seriously Checked.

POLISH DEBACLE NOW NEAR AND FRANCE IS CONVINCED GERMANY MEANS TO FIGHT!

POLISH REGIME QUITS WARSAW: US MAY AGT   AMERICA MAY GIVE. CREDI FOR PURCHASE OF WAR SUPPLIES

UNITED OTATES i CONSIDERING MOVE   MIGHT BE COMPELLED TO TAKE SOME ACTION IN EUROPEAN SITUATION   MILITARY ALD) INIPRODRBLE   Extension of Credit to Poland and Declaration of Moral Support Suggested; Situation Serious

POLISH LINE 1d HELD FIRMLY Ad SOVIETS ATTAC   Official Communique From Warsaw Tells of Reverses To Reds—Bitter Fighting Along Front.

AMERICA’S ATTITUQE IK AUSS-POLISH DIFFICULTY WATTS OR EVEL PMENTS

Red Sweep in Poland to — Spur U.S. Into Action; May Send Soviet Warning

GERMANY’S ACTIONS DISPLEASE FRANCE   Threaten Teutons With Enforce ment of Treaty of Versailles.

POLISH CAPITAL ABANDONED; MOVE SEAT TO CRACOW   Government and?All ied Representatives Leave.

WARSAW TO BE EVACUATED BY POLISH TODAY United States Sitting Tight; France Is Aroused,

CONST LEAGWIE SCANDAL GROWS, SCORES OF GAMES THROWN, GAMBLERS CONTROL

TENNESSEE SENATE RATL FIED THE FEDERAL AMENDMENT TODAY   THE VOTE WAS 25 10 4   Minority Report Urging No Ac: tion Was Tabled Before the * Vote Was Taken   Ratification Is Favorably Reportec * in. North Carolina Upper House Teday

BY AVOTE OF 25704   This Means, If the House Con. curs, as It Will, That Wom. en of United States Can Vote Next November.

—_  RATIFICATION NM TENNESSEE HALF FINISHED   Upper House Approves Wom. en's Suffrage Amendment and Lower House Will Vote Next Week on Measure   NORTH GAROLINA STATE LEGISLATURE IN SESSION   Governor Urges it to “Accept In. evitable” Though He Fears Effect on Race Problem

WOMEN MUST HAVE VOTE GOV. BICKETT TELLSLEGISLATURE   North Carolina Called on te Ratify Suff Amendment in Special Message.   DECLARES ACTION PART OF GRACE AND WISDOM   Delay Only Result of Defeat o Measure Now. Governor Warns Democrats.

EVER. SYMBOLS OF. RELIGION   Before the Days of Christianity. Leaves of the Clover Plant Were. Used as !llustrations,

EVER SYMBOLS OF RELIGION      - . . Yo Before the Days of Christianity Leaves of the Clover Plant Were. . Used as Iilustrations.

RECEIVER FOR PACKING FIRM   Banker Is Appointed to $5,000,000 As. sociated Company in Des : Moines, fa.

ARREST ELEVATOR BOY   Shereed With Theft of a d8-fnel feirme ad Nevkiace Valued ut $100,000, 

TT ee OTS” HORSE ‘TRAINED FOR BOOTLEGGING CAUGHT TIONOR IN SADDLEBAG

THIS WAS “HORSE” WHISKY,   Maro Trained to Carry Illicit Booze Caucht by. Officers,

INVESTIGATIONS — BEGUN BEFORE SENATE BODIES      COMMITTEES HAVE FULL WEEK OF PROBING INTO AC TELE BT Orava wt

INVESTIGATIONS ~ INSENATE ARE - ORDER OF. WEEK         Committees and ‘Bub. Gonimittecs ‘Will Give Hearings and Pry" Into Many Things:

RAILROAD STRIKE AIRED IN HOUSE   Representative Davy Sees Neet of Anti-Seaiiion Legislation,   GRITIGISES SEGRETARY. POST

STRIKE DEBATE IX HOUSE.   Lesistant Secretary of Labor Post Warmly Criticised.

MEXICO CITY'S POLICE FORM A SYNDICATE   Have Organization With Strong Socialistic Leanings It Is Stated.

MEAG GUY POLE FOAM f BIG STARGATE   HAVE ORGANIZATION WITH SO. CLALISTIC LEANINGS DESPITE RECENT INCREASE.

UHINES: Kink RUSS   Captives Are Shot to Death With Revo'vers.   Firet Moke Victirns Dio Graves, Ther Execute Them for the Bolsheviki.

CHINESE iL RUSS   Captives Are Shot to Death With ~ * Revolvers,   iret’ Make Vintins Dig Graves, Ther Execute Them for the  Bolsheviki.

CHINESE KILL RUSS   aptives wre-Shette ‘Death Withr ~~ Revolvers. se   First Make: Victims, Dig Graves, ‘Ther _ Execute Them. afor . «$he } “Botaheviki.   ’

\ STEADY SLUMP IN PRICES   Lower During November Than nt  Any Time Since the War.

Prices of Food and Clothing Are Lowest _ Since War Declared   NITHIN LAST YEAR WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES HAVE DROPPED 11 PER CENT;. CLOTHING HAS FALLEN  ' 28 PER CENT; 128 COMMODITIES ° DECREASE,

SCALE DROPS IN MONTH   Prices of Commodities Last Month Lowest Since War Years.

SUODS DROP TO PRE-WAR PRICES ON WHOLESALES   BUILDING MATERIALS TAKE BIGGEST DROP DURING NOVEMBER — FARM PRODUCTS SECOND

NOVEMBER PRICE DROP GREAT   Wholesale Quotations on Commodities Lower Than at Any Time Since War.

LOW LEVELS ARE _ REACHED IN PRICES OF COMMODITIES   Figures are Lowest That Have Prevailed Since the War   PEAK REACHED LAST MAY

WHOLESALE PRICES LAST MONTH WERE LOWER THAN AT ANY TIME — SINCE THE WAR, REPORT SHOWS   Yepartment of Labor Figures Show That 326 Commodities Used in the Comparison, 198 Decreased, 41 Increased and 87 Remained Stationary; Building Materials Slumped.

FOUR KILLED IN A RIOT   Street Fishi in Philadciphia Caaxe~ InJucy to Six Others When  : Satemracmmic: ee orcu:

HUSBAND IN DUNGEON 17. YRS,   “Widow,” Married Again, Just Finds Out Hels Alive in Petrograd : Hospital.

GEORGIA STORM LEAVES UEATH VOLL WW EXCESS OF ONE HUNDRED; HEAVY PROPERTY DAMAGE DONE

CLOTURE ADOPTED BY SENATE ON LODGI RESERVATIONS  Except Article 10 and Equality Vot: ing Power of United States

Cloture Adopted on Al! But Two of Lodge Reservations Changes, Eleven. Twelve and Thirteen Are Adoptee   President’ Frames Letter to Senator Hitchcock De&ning His Stand. on Article Ten; Foresees League As Issue

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   PRESIDENT REJECTS RESERVATIONS TO ARTICLE TEN

CLOTURE RULE IS APPLIED IN TREATY DEBATI   SENATE RE-ADOPTS ELEVENTH LODGE RESERVATION BY VOTE OF 44 TO 28

aBibenw  25 ARE EXECUTED BY REDS   Eighteen Men and Seven Women Killed by Oder of Boishevik Commission at Kiev.

25 ARE EXECUTED BY REDS   FKighteen Men and Seven Women Killed at Jitomir.

TO ASK BAN ON ALIENS   House Committee Proposes to Limit Immigrants to Blood Relatives of Citizens.

SEEKS ALIEN CUB   House Committee to Ask Immiaration Restrictian.

70 TKAHIEN UP ON IMMIGRATION   Congress To Be Asked to Further Re strict Aliens.

DRAW LINES ON ~ALTENS ASKING: U.S. ADMISSION   Representative Johnson ~ Say:  Congress Will Have Measure Before It

IMMIGRATION. ONLY TOCLOSE BLOOD KN ~HATURACIZED FOLKS   Immigration Should be Restricted to “Blood Relatives o Are Able to Take Care Themselves and’ Make a  ‘Ty en nt Y a en men

PLANTOCLOSE IMMIGRATION   Proposed Restriction Measure Wil Have Support of Anterican Federation of Labor,

WOULD. CLOSE DOORS TO ALL IMMIGRANT!   Measure Ready to Go Before Congreis When It Meets Next Month Would Cover Severol Years..

PLANS AFOOT T0 LUE UP DOORS TO WMMIGRANTS   Congress Will Be Asked Soor After It Convenes to Pass Restricting Legislation

“RESTRICT JMMIGRATIGN.      Labor. Leaders Would Close the Gates Entirely.

IMMIGRATION BAR IS URGED   CONGRESS WILL BE ASKED TO IMPOSE RESTRIC: TION.

INDICT ARMOUR AD PROFITEER   . ©. SWIFT AND OTHERS ARE CHARGED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY

\NEWBERRY CASE "REKINDLES FIRE   DEFENSE SCORES BIG POINT FOR SENATOR IN BIC QUIZ

NEW CABINET FORMED   Gustav Noske and Mathias Erzberger Are Let Out.   '  ‘Doctor Gessier, Former Burgomaster  of Nuremberg, Is Named Minister of Defense.

CHANGES MADE IN GERMAN CABINET   Gustav Noske and Mathias Erz berger Are Let Out.   Dector Gessier, Former Burgomaster of Nuremberg, is Named Minister of Defense.

DROPS GUSTAV NOSKE   ERZBERGER ALSO OUT OF GER MAN CABINET.   Doctors Gessier and Cuno Named to Succeed the Two Prominent Members.

JASPER, ALK, HAS DESTRUCTIVE FIR   Twenty Business Houses and Ten Residences Razed, with Damage Estimated at Five  Hundred Thousand Dollars  wea.

ener et A ee es a tren  LITTLE ALABAMA TOWN HAS GREAT BIG FIRE TODAY

$500,000 LOSS IN _ JASPER, ALA., BLAZE   Thirty Structures Destroyed By Flames.

BIG SECTION OF — ALABAMA TOWN IS FIRE-SWEPT   Jasper Loses 20 of It: Business Houses and  10 Residences.

‘Speech of Acceptance of G. O. P. Nominee Next Month to Outline Campaign.   CHI HEADQUARTERS CENTER OF ACTIVITIES   Progressives Promise Support of Party Ticket; Will Go Beyond Platform.

GOLD FISH MYSTERY BAFFLES FISHERME?   Mystery Surrounds Appearance in Portage River, Ohio, of Big Scheols of These Fish

HARRY NEW BEGINS  PRISON SENTENCE   Goes To San Quentin Prison! To Re main Pending Appeal Far a New Trial t

May Call Polish Reservists in U. 8S.   “RENT ANGEL” GETS 5 TO 10 YEARS FOR FRAUI

UNGATE SOR JEWS TO. WALK STREETS IN POLISH CITIES   Bloodshed and Cruelty Has _ Continued Since Signing of Armistice, Report.

JEWS IS UNABATED   Official Asserts Attacks in Poland Have Ceased at No Time Since Armistice

OPARTAGANS TAKE NUMBER OF TOWN   WESEL IS AMONG THE CITIR¢ REPORTED CAPTURED BY ARMY OF 120,000,   IGNORED THE ARMISTICE   Dispatches Indicate That the Red Forces Refused Offer of Armistice Made By Ebert Government.

FULL SESSION ~ OF THE CABINET   Held To Discuss Overtures tor trish Peace.      IMMEDIATE PEACE 1S NOT EXPECTES   : Hope for a Christmas Truce Is Now Fading.   Moderates Are Losing Ground,  the Belief Expressed by Observers—Miss Mary Mac Swiney Gives Testimony.

PO icone ie A a te   aison ee  iii “in IN SECOND DEGREE         Convicted Slayer of Kenoshz Theatrical Man Asks for New Trial,

ne rt a  GAME TOMORROY    Cloveland Fans in High Pitch of Ex. citement Over Firet World’, Series They Ever Had.

TEAMS ALL SET FOR THE CLASH AT CLEVELAND   Immense Throng Assured For The Game Tomorrow—Cleveland Fans Excited.

DODGERS READY FOR CLEVELAND ON OWN GROUNDS  ee  BOTH TEAMS GET A MUCH NEEDED DAY OF REST.  FOURTH GAME TO COME TOMORROW

CASS. FARMERS’ IN WAR JON CUT PRIC   Half Hundred Gather At Lewis and Pledge Not to Sell Farm Produce Or Buy-Non-Essenti

CASS FARMERS IN WAR ON CUT PRICE   Hatt Hundred Gather At Lewis and  Pledge Not to Sell Farm Produce   ' Or Buy Non-Essentials at Present Time.

GREEKS GONTINUE TURKISH INVASION   HAVE MET WITH LITTLE OPPOSI TION IN ADVANCE AGAINST NATIONALIST FORCES,

“GREEKS IN ASIA” MINOR:   Movements Against Turks are Along Two Railways to Frustrale An Offensive,

FREIGHT FATES UF   THE NEW ORDER EFFECTIV} NOT LATER THAN FRIDAY.   In Most Cases the Interstate Thereas is 23 1-3 Per Cent.

INTRASTATE FREIGHT RATE IS AUTHORIZED   ‘Increase of Thirty-three and One Third per cent Authorized by  Cammiccion   FOR THE STEAM RAILROADS   Order Effecting Electric Lines Will be Issued in a Few Days.

FREIGHT RATES. UP   THE NEW  OnDER EFFECTIVE ; NOT LATER THAN FRIDAY.         In ‘Most. Cases.the Interstate Tacrende 3 1-3 Per Cont,

DELAY OF A WEEK GRANTED PACKERS   Counsel for Government Asks for a Little More Time in “Big Five” Case  a

DELAY OF A WEEK GRANTED Li   Counsel for Government Asks for a Little More Time in “Bir Five” Case

FRANCE’S FEAR BRACES GERMANS   Moraic, At Lowest Ebb After Armintice, 1s Being Restored by Freach Admission of Their Lat. Enemics' Power—Talk of  Clenr-

GERMANY MAKES fONIC OF FRANGE'S FEAR OF INVASION   FRENCH ARE OVERDOING ATTEMPT TO CRIPPLE GERMANS, THOUGHT.   Press Gloats Over France’s Jumpy Nerves   Attitude Causes Reaction Among German People of Their  rower.

MINERG PROTEST HOWAT'S DURANCE BY LEAVING WORK   90 Per Cent of Kansas Mines Idle as Result of Union. Head Being Sentenced.   CROWD MARCHES TO JAIL HOPING HE’LL MAKE TALK   Whether Sheriff Grant Plee That He Be Given Freedom for Purpose Uncertain,

MINERS PROTEST HOWAT SENTENCI   10,000 MINERS ARE 1DLE TO DAY TO SHOW THEI DISAPPROVAL   MARCH TO GIRARD   “xpect to Get Howat Out of Iss! Long Enough to Hear Him ke a Speech         Three or Your Bands Mareched Seme of Them Carrying Aimerican F

KANSAS MINES IDLE AGAIN AS MUTE PROTEST   Workers Lay Off As Demon stration Against Imprisonment of Chief.

KANGAS MINERS IN OPEN DEFIANCE   Quit in Protest Against Ho wat’s Imprisonment.

Ninety Percent of Coal Diggers Stay Away From New York in Protest Against Court Edict Imprisoning Alexander Howat and Other Leaders of Workers’ Organization Under the Industrial Court Act.

PROSECUTION Of U. S. OFFICIALS MAY BE SOUGHT   Senate Coal Probers Gon: ~ sider Calling Attorney ’. Geuctal to Testify.

Dollar a Year Man Made Big Profits In Coal   Atty. Gen. Palmer Is Accused of Ap proving Advice to: Association to Disregard Dept. of Justice Investigation,

\PTCRNEY GENERAL MAY. BI SUMMONED BEPORE SENATE COMMIPPERE OF TNOUTRY   OFFICIALS MADE PROFITS   Charge ts Made Th: Government Ofiiciats Cleaned Up Nice Profit in Coal-—Desis Known to Palmor, ts Charge.

OFFICIALS PROFIT FROM COAL DEALS   Senate Investigators Tald How Officials Made Money in “Scramble.”

PALMER TO APPEAR BEFORE SENATE'S COAL COMMITTEE    Prosecution of Government  Officials Reported Pn Possible.

MISSOURI. LEGIONNAIRES DO BIT tN SUPPRESSING GENERAL WAVE OF CRIME

Legion Called Upon by Missouri Commander to ~ Aid in Suppressing Crim

LEGION   Tt is to Assist Missouri. Officlals in Law Enforcement.         OULD. CHECK CRIME WAVE   Stale Commander Williams Calls _Altention to the “ticreasing Lawléssness.”

GREEK ARMY ROUNDS UP ROUTED TURKS, PURSUE TURK CHIE   Tayar Reported To Have Secret - ed Bank Notes in Gasoline  Can.   GREEK CAMPAIGN BLOODLESS

GREEKS CONTINUE ON °° ~~ MARCH AGAINST TURKS   Intense Heat Has Not Slowed Up Chase After. Jafar ‘Tayar's Bands of Brigands, - ~   DEMAND ON: BULGARIA

‘True Account of  Allegecdt Horrible Sulferings _ Inflecled on Sons of Erin is Poblished.   CHARGE MURDER   Deportation, Also Described In Addilion lo. Assaulls And Numerous Raids on Rosidencrs.

SCATHING ATTACK ON BRITISH RULE NINE IN NEW BOOK   Official “Red Book”: Now Being Prepared By Irish.

IRISHRED BOOK TO EXPOSE THE BRITISH RULE   WILL SOON BE READY FOR DISTRIBUTION IN THIS. COUNTRY.   ISBACKEDBYTHE  ~ NEW IRISH REPUBLIC

Scores of murders, arrests without warrants, among atrécities enumerated ~

GAS HEARING HALTED.   Taking of Testimony in Actior Against Steptoc Gas Law Stopped.

TO NEW CITIES   1,000 Yardmen in Los Angele: Walk Out in Sympathy Witl Chicago Sirikers.

RAIL STRIKE IS SPREADING TO NEW CITIES   1,000 Yardmen in Los Angeles Walk Out in Sympathy Witt Chicago Strikers.

REAL FAMINE IN SUGAR IS NOW FEARED   Strike Situation in Cuba Threatens Serious Cut in Exports.   MARTIAL LAW USED TO PRESERVE CROP

MARTIAL LAW  Hoc UU AN 020 OTP EAM ISLAND   Strike Situation Is Serious, but Only Forerunner  in Kamina   SEARCH LABORERS  FOR WEAPONS   President Considers Deporting Workers; Cargoes Are Lost

MARTIAL LAW USED 10 anv SUGAR OUTPUT   Strike Situation Serious as Menocal Considers Colony of Deported Laborers

AIRMEN TO ATTEMPT FLIGHT TO ALASKA   Four Army Fliers Will Start Toda; onj 9,000 Mile Trip to Nome and Return.

PLANES TO-START. ON 9,000 MILE JOURNEY TODAY      Army Air Service ‘Pilots Will Photograph Inaccessible Areas Of Alaska.

PLANES TUNED UP FLIGHT TO NOME   One Reason for Journey te Establish Direct Air Route to Asia.

FLOUR DOWN $6 PER BARRE   Big Drop Has. Been Recorded Since The High Prices of Last June.

HUSBAND DEAD, WIFE HELD   Kansas Mine  Operator Found Dead in pcm * Sunday Mornng

WIFE BEING HELD AS SUSPECT   Woman Thought  to Know Details of Death of Mine Operator.

RAIL LABOR HEADS OPEN CONFERENCE   UNION EXECUTIVES TO REMAIN IN SESSION UNTHL WAGE AWARD IS MADE.

WAGE AWARDS ON TUESDAY   Execatives of Raflway Brotherhooda in Chieago to Take Action On  the Inereaea

CONFERENCES BEGUN BY HEADS RAILROAD UNIONS   Executives Will Join Genera _ Chairmen Monday, Ready to Pass Judoement on Awards.

EXECUTIVES OF alk -BROTHERHOODS MEET   JUDGMENT WILL BE PASSED UPON LABOR BOARD AWARDS SOON AS HANDED DOWN.

RAILWAY UNIONS CONFERRING   Making Ready to Puss Judgment On the Ware Award.

ORDERSINQUIRY   Seizure of Steamer Cogne By Officers From Fiume to Be Probed.

300 KNOWN DEAD ~ INITALY QUAKE   Thousands Known to Be TnjiredKing Vietor Emannel Joins in Relief Work

PRUWING DEATH LISI NOW WELL OVER 300   Thousands Are Known To Have Suffered Injuries---More Than Two Hundred Are Buried Under Ruins Of Two Cities --King Emmanuel Aids Rescuing Parties

ITALIAN QUAKE DEATH TOLL GROWS Ao AUING GIVE UP MORE. VIGTIMG   Three Hundred Are Known Déad and Hundreds of Theusands Are Without Homes As Re. sult of Disaster of Tuesday.

FEET IN ITALY   THE DISTURBANCE OCCURRED IN THE LUNINGIANA AND VERSILA DISTRICTS.   Latest Report From Tuesday's Shock Showed That 3,000 Are Known Dead and 500,000 Made Homeless.

FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY BY EARTHQUAKE   THREE HUN? RED ARE DEAD ANT THOUSANDS ARE REPORTED INJURED   ESTIMATED THAT 500.000 TO 750,. OO) ABP HOWFRIFRSS

Thousands _ ‘Injured: in Italy and Half Million Are Homeless.   Talks to Stricken People and Aids in Directing Reseue Work. “

DEATH TOLL IN ITALY 3 QUAKE O00   At Least 500,000 Withou Homes; Thousands Hurt; Details Meager

QUAKES IN ITALY Mt   MURE THAN 366 KNOWN DEAL IN THE AFFECTED AREA TO DATE.   NUMBER OF HOMELESS 15 ES TIMATED TO BE HALF A MILLIOS.

ST. FRANGIS BUYS BISHOP'S HOME FOR ITS NURSES   Pay $15,000 and Plan Expendi ture of $7,000 on the Property   DEAL UNDER WAY FOR KEW RESIDENCE FOR PRELATI   Contemplating Property in Ex. _clusive Section

ST: FRANCIS BUYS. » BISHOP'S HOME“ FOR ITS NURSES   Pay $15,000 ‘and Plan. Expenditure of $7,000 on.the Property _   DEAL UNDER WAY FORNEW - RESIDENCE FOR PRELATE   Contemplating - Property in Ex _ clusive Section

SENSATIONAL DATA IN BUILDING SUI   Witeess Tells of Paying Labor Leaders $1,000 For Working   Agreement Privilege 

BUILDERS TESTIFY THEY PAID BNIONS FOR “PROTECTION   Probe in New York Develop Sensational Charges—One _ Contractor Forced Into Bankruptcy.

MORE SORDID .ALES OF BUILDING GRAF   Aeade Council Leader Wearke: ~~ New York Contractors,

“BUILDING TRUST” PROBE SENSATIONA!   HOUSE WRECKING CONTRAC TOR SAYS HE PAM BIG FOR PRIVILEGES.   BUILDER (5 BANKRUPTED   Head of Trades Council Said to Have Forced Concern Out of Business.

TESTIFIES: HE. WAS MADE BANKRUPT BY “LABOR UNION HEAL   Witnesses ‘Creaté Sensation oA ‘Legislative’ Anvestigation OF Al leoed New York Building Tris   ADJOURN UNTH:: THURSDAY

POLICE AFTER BOMB PLOTTERS EIGHTEEN HELD   Two Suspects Taken in Ney York Have Records in Rec Russia.

BOMB PLOT -. DISCOVERED   Eighteen Radicals Ar: rested by Agents of. the Government

y "S.OFFICERS  LAID TO REDS      Plan Bared. .by Main ~ Booked to Be a Guestof the Soviet Ark _

BARE BIG BOMB PLOT   REO, WHO WAS TO GO ON “ARK,” TELLS OF PLAN.   Alien Reveals Conspiracy to Attack United States Government Officials —~18 Radicals Arrested.

a YORK POLICE LOOKING FOR THE LEADERS.   Arrest of Eightecn Reds on Monday Said to Have. Been Result of Revelations By Alien.

NEW YORK POLICE: ‘BOMB SQUAD BUSY   BOMB PLOT IN NEW YORK HAS BEEN DISCLOSE!         SEARCHING FOR RADICALS   Two of the Reds Sought, Were Mem “bers of Russlan Red Guard Wher * Lenine Teok Charge.

SEARCH BEING MADE 10 LOCATE LEADERS IN A GIANT BOMB PLOT THAT WAS NIPPED IN THE BOD BY SYSTEMATIC RAIDS

NEW YORK POLIGE OMB SQUAD BUS   SEARCHING FOR RADICALS   Two of the Reds Sought, Were Mem bers of Russian Red Guard Wher Lenine Took Charge.

ARRESTS DISCLOSE. MORE BOMB PLOTS   Many Radicals Caught in De partment of Justice Raid: Carried Out in New York and Seattle.

Bighteen Reds Are Taken Into Custody Tn New York   Bombing Campaign Against Government Officials Was Under Way

NIP BOMB PLOT — -HUNT-RADIGALS   Alien ‘Whose Deportation Was Held ‘Up Reveals Scheme to Dynamite Officials.

ROTHAM SEARCHING FOR BOMB PLOTTERS   Two of Men Souzht Were Members of Russian Red Guard When Trotzky Seized Government.

NIPPED PLOT FOR BUG TERRORISM   NEW YORK OFFICIALS SEEK LEADERS OF ALLEGED RADICAL PLOTTERS   Federal Officials There In Night's Raids in Attempts to Break Backbone of Radicalism,

TAKING UP NEW WORLD  PROBLEMS   Forty One Nations to Have Delegates at Imternational Conference

SSEMBLY OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS PECINS FIRST MERTING IN GENEV!   al Hymavs Chosen Presidest With 35 Gat of Possible 4] Votes---President Metta of Switzerland Welcomes Delegates —Eeglishman Sits for South Africa.

NAME BELGIAN AS PRESIDENT Ur LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEET  Initial Session of Assembly Opens At Geneva, Switzerland.  DEBATE BIG PROBLEMS   Initial Session of Assembl; Opens At Geneva, Swiizerland.

REBELS GAINING; PLAN CONCERTED DISTRICT ACTION   Two Border Cities Are Tottering Under Force of Revolutionary Fever   FEDERALS ARE DEFEATED   Nation's Legislature Joins Enemy in Revolt Against Government, Advices Sav Today

tHTAIN TA BE PUT OUT BY AEVOLI   OVERTHROW BUT MATTER OF TIME SAYS WASHINGTON  . a -  oo i oe ot  P fe ae Pe bg Ee Ney age   Obregon Only Focuses Popular Disgust with President.

REVOLT GROWING AND CARRANZA’S DEFEAT: CERTAI   WASHINGTON OFFIOIALS Now BELIEVE MEXICANS PRESI. DENT WILL: BE OVER. THROWN   DEPUTIES JOIN REVOLT   hamber of Deputies Sever Allegiance With Federal Government— Boniltas Not ‘€tigibfe for Mexican Presi. dency

REPORTS TODAY TELL OF CAPTURE OF MEXICO CIT!   SOME MILITARY EXPERTS VIEW SITUATION AS A “STRIKE” AGAINST GOVERNMENT   (By United Press)

SEE CARRANZA A BEATEN MAN   Military Advisers of Washington Gov. ernment Expect Obregon Rebels to Completely Overthrow Mexiean President.

10 WA REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT LOWDEN WITH ITS 26 VOTES   Convention at Des Moines Yesterday Instructed Eight Delegates at Large.   JOHNSON STILL LEADS IN NEBRASKA PRIMARY   W. J. Bryan is Assured a Plac: as One of the Big Four from That State.

1OW 4 SOLIDLY FOR LOW DEN,   Republican State Convention De clares Him [ts thoice.

ATTEMP rED $550, 000 BEAL; HAG ONLY $10 IN BANK   his WWus Disclosed by Moulton tt Wis Yestimeny Before the Conapes annul Conimmitfoe,

PUTRATPOISGN 6.0, P. SPECIAL INBOX GF GANDY RIGHT ON TIME   HABGRE MADE AGAINST YONG : “HARI SCHOOL TEACHER AT BERD'S MAR EYE, INDIANA. 2   HOLD HEARING SATURDAY: TWO GOOD SPEECHES MADE

PUT RAT POISON IN BOX OF CAND)   CHARGE MADE AGAINST YOU SCHOGL TEACHER AT BIRD'S EYE, INDIANA.   HOLD HEARING SATURDAY’

WOOD MEETS JOHNSON IN JERSEY TILT   Hottest Pre-Campaigr Convention of Contest Being Staged Today.

PRE-CONVENTION BATTLE ($ BITTEF   WOOD AND JOHNSON FIGHT ENDS TONIGHT AT THE CLOSE OF NEW JERSEY PRIMARIES.

NEW JERSEY Io BATTLE GROUND OF POLITICIANS   Hardest Fouglit Pre-Convention Contest. to Date Winds Up Tonight   STRUGGLE CENTERS ON GEN. WOOD AND JOHNSON   GOVERNOR EDWARDS IS EX. PECTED TO BE GIVEN DEMOCRATIO NOMINATION BY NEW JERSEY VOTERS,

JOHNSON ~ ~WINSIN STATE OF MONTANA      DEFEATS GENERAL WOOD +‘ LIN STATE PROM ARY y ERDAY,      NEW JERSEY FO PURNISH NEXT BIG SHOW IN TUES. : BAYS PRIWALY.

JOHNSON LEADS   Returns Show That He Carried Montana in Republican Primarv   NEARLY FIVE TO ONE:      Over General Wood—New Jersey Election Todav— Ohio's on Tuesday

GOV. COX HAS BUSY DAY IN WASHINGTON   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TALKS TO BIG CROWDS

GOVERNOR COX SPEAKS IN WASHINGTON TODA   Democratic Nominee, After Stren uous Visit in Montana Nears the Coast:

COX SPENDS BUSY DAY IN WASHINGTON   ‘Democratic Nominee H a s Strenuous cig in Spokane— Will Deliver Several Speeches From Train.

GOVERNOR COX HAS A STRENUOUS DAY   Democratic Nominee Now it Washington After Strenuous Day in Montana.

GOVERNOR COX HAS: BUSY DAY IN NORTHWEST   Next President Accorded : Rousing Reception at Spokane.   STRONGLY ENDORSES CAUSE OF IRELAND   Democratic Leader Continue: His Attacks on G. O. P. Slush Fund.

JX WOULD PUT /\ELAND’S CAUSE SFFORE LEAGUI   Declares He Will Force G. O. P. Slush Fund Engineer To Quit.

BUSY BAY FOR COX IN WASHINGTON   Ons Brief: Address to “First Voters.”

ENTERTAINED, ROYALLY.   Checotah Masons Were the Guest: of the Eastern Stars Thursdav Night.

FASTERS, STARS WERE. ROYAL, Soreeruand   Checotah Masons  Were the Guest of the Eastern Stars Thurs-; : @ay Night. 0-008

WILL GERMANY NOW REFUSE T0 OBEY TREATY?   Washington Considers This Question After Sudden  Berlin Rovalist Coup   NEARLY MILLION MEN   ARE UNDER ARMS IN GERMANY AND iT 1S FEARED RETURN OF KAISER MIGHT BE SERIOUS

REVOLUTION TREATY STIRS WASHINGTON   What Will Become of  Treaty. of Versailles?   Could Germany :  BRjerht?   ARMY SMALL, NO NAVY   But J unkers Yearn for Prussian Power and Spaticists Were  Asitaling

WORLD WAR MAY RESUME   French Think the Germans Still Powerful.   American Military Experts, However, Deciare Germany Is Not Strong.

COGLIDGE IN  SECLUSION   Had Nothing to Add io National Campaign Teday

FOOD BUDGET DOUBLES.      me Heme of Food Are Neely st0¢ Percent Incremse Stave 19121,  OCaer Connirion,

J. S. Suffering Less from H. C. L. Than Almost Any Other Country

FOOD PRICES DOUBLED   ‘Official ‘Statistles Show That Increase Since 1913, -

FOOD BUDGET IN FEBRUARY 100% HIGHER THAN 191°   Department of Labor Statistics Show World-Wide Rise °¢

INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES IN U. S. SMALL COMPARED WITH ITALY ANDGERMANY

FAMILY FOOD BUDGET DOUBLES SINCE 191:   Same Articles of Food Cos Twice as Much Now,

FOOD. PRICES NOW. DOUBLE PREM “PRICES IN 151   Government Statistics Show That aay Thi Food Budget in February This Year Was Exactly Double That of Februarv 1920.

NEW YORK BUILOING TRUST INQUIRY BEING CONTINUED   Many Prominent Men Involved—In dictments Are Being Made Out by Extraordinary Grand Jury

RUSHING STATE TROOPS — TO CAROLINA CITY   ‘wild Excitement Reigns at Golds_ sbore as Mob Fires on Jail—  After Negro Murderers.

J. §. WARNED T0 GIVE ATTENTION TO ARGENTIN   South American Says Goods Must Be Packed Better— Competition is Stiff.

JEANNE DE KAY'S BODY IS FOUND?   CORPSE WASHED ASHORE NEAR C ICAGO ANSWERS DESCRIPTION OF LOST DAKOTA GIRL

FOUND IN LAKE   Body Identified as That of Missing Girl, Jeanne DekKay.

BODY BELIEVED TO BE JEANNE DE KAY FOUND   Missing Girl's Description Tal lies With That of Body.

WOMAN'S BODY WASHED ASHORE   Believed to Be Jeanne De Kay Who Disappeared From Hull ‘House.

FIND BODY OF MISS DE KAY’   Body Washed Ashore at Chi cago Pier Answers Description Missing Heiress

BELIEVE BODY IS JEANNE DE KAY'S   Clothing Boars Swiss Trademarks and Corresponds to That of Vanishing Hull House Worker.

BODY MAY BE THAT OF THE DE KAY GIRI   Remains of Young Womar Washed Ashore From Lake Michigan Resemble Missing Heiress.

SAID TO BE BODY OF DeKAY GIRL   Washed Ashore at Chicago Piel This Morning

Re  Society Will Have Exhibit And Rest Station At Big Fail  Fastival. \

TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY   TO BAVE EXRIBIT \T BIG SHOW HER.   BEST STATION FEATURE   Invitation To Call Extended To AiR Residents of County

Mississippi Man's Crime : Termed Fiendish Brutality Unparileled in State   DYNAMITED HOME AND BURNED FOUR BODIE:   COURT {6 UNANIMOUS IN UP HOLDING JURY'S VERDIC ON TESTIMONY OF 14-YEAR OLD GIRL.

UEMOCAAT ONATOR  HAYS GAP   Says Governor Humiliated Ser: ate and Insulted Senators

THREE DOZEN BILLS THROWN IN THE HOPPER TODAY   Uproar In Senate hy Specch of Democratic Leader.   Denouncing Administration's Action In  Printing Bills Without Coun  sel of Senate.

Ralwebe HED uP AS ‘Us AULE   Revival of Wartime Freight Pool ls Urged by the Executives.   SAY BREAKDOWN 1S NEAR   Petition Is Filed With the Interstate Commerce Commission Action Under Authority of Transporta tion Act Already Considered.

Revival of Wartime Freight Poof ee Is Urged by the Ex-™. agutives.   ‘Petition is Filed With the Interstate Commerce Commission—Action Under Authority of Transporta.  tion Act Already Considered.

GOVERNMENT TU TAKE RAILROADS   Lines Are Tied Up and Ask U. S. Control.   TO REVIVE FREIGHT POOL   ; Executives, Seeing Breakdown Near,  Appeal to interstate Commerce Commission for Relief—Urge Wartime Management.

COTTON SEED MEN FORM ASSOCIATION   Breeders of State Will Fight Activities of Cotton Seed Bootleggers

CROSS EXAMINATION   Of Justice Department Oper atives in Newberry Case.

Government Belie Believes Threat of Railway Workers Is Merely Bluff,   Wik NOT FORCE MIN SETTLEMENT. !S Be ee   Premier Admits Situation seri- ous but Says He Stl —_ Has Hones.,.

ENGLAND DRIFTING N10 WHIRLPOOL   THE LABOR SITUATION ASSUMES ALARMING PROPORTIONS   OVER A MILLION MEN ‘DLE   Thirty-Eight Thousand of Whom Have Already Applied for Relief Do. nations. Dock and Raifroad Workers May Strike.

FACING CRISIS   Great Britain Drifts Toware Industrial Whirlpool

England Plunging Into An Industrial Whirlpoot   Liovd George Confers Unofficially With Mine Federation Officials and Labor Members of Parliament in Effort to a Find Plan For Settlement. .

Country Is Drifting Int tween Governmen Settlement Is Rea thy With Miners; * Upper Classes:”

STRIKERS TQ HHT TO END   RAILROAD AND TRANSPORT WEN STAND FIRM ON THE THREATS MADE,   IE TSITUATION SERIOUS   Idoyd George Tells House of Commons oF Gravicy of Condition, Seme Workers Opposed to Strike.

Workers Stand Pat on Threat to Make Strike a Fight to a Finish.   BELIEVE IT !S BIG BLUFF      Government Officials Declare They Are Not Impressed hv Threats.

ENGLAND DRIFTS INTO INDUSTRIAL WHIRLPOOL TODA)   Gorernmeat Takes Stand = Thai Threatened Strike of Railroad Men is to Force  Negotiations.

UNION AND GOVERNMENT REPHESENTATIVES ADMITTED GRAVITY OF SITUATION  SOME DIVISIONS OF RAILWAY SEN ARB NON-COMMITTAL  i eresimnionr nhs Sire eas lalate

CHALLENGES WNoOMINERS   Christensen Charges Both Major Par tles Try to Stifle Ratification of Sutrane,

SAYS 2-OLD PARTIES "AGAINST SUFFRAGE   Christensen Challenges Co. and Harding,

CHARGES PLOT BY OLD PARTIES TO KILL SUFFRAGE   Farm Labor Leader Dar. Harding and Cox to ¥

CHRISTENSEN CHALLENGED COX AND HARDING TODAY   Personally toGo Into Tennessee and Make an Effort To Bring About the Passage Of the Suffrage Amendment. —

Johnson’s Plur rality. in ' Michigan 44,373, is Official. Tabulatior

INTERFERENCE ~ TUILLEEAL Wal   With Orderly Digtribution of Coal Charged Against Director General Hines.   i COAL ASSOCIATION  WOULD RESTRAIN HIM   Claims Coal Industry is No Longer Regulated in the Public tuterests.

Want Coal To Reack Parties Intended For   Suit Filed To Prevent Director General Hines From Interfering   COAL CONFISCATED WITH TOO MUCH EASE   Unable To Guarantee That  @oal Will Reach Retailer  Is Charge

RESTRAINT   IF DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES I ASKED   In Continuing to Interfere With Distribution of Coal.

MEXICANS CAPTURE TWO ARMY FLIERS, FORCED 10 ALIGHT   UL. S. Aviators, Carrying Message, Become Confused in Fog—Say They Are Prom  ised Freedom Today. —

YANKEE FLIERS LAND IN MEXICO; HELD PRISONERS   2 ARMY AVIATORS CARRYING MILLITARY MESSAGES. ARE CAPTURED AFTER. FORCED LANDING.

O ABMY AVIATORS “HELD WW MEXICL   U. 5S. Birdmen Get Of Course; Made Prisoners  Across Border.

ARMY AVIATORS LAND IN MEXICO; MADE PRISONERS   Are Forced to Alight in Flight From Texas to  Arsizana   PROMISED FREEDOM TODAY

ARMY AVIATORS MEXIGAN GAPTIVE:   Two Lose Their Way in Haze and Forced to Land Among Enemies.

HOLD TWO U. S. FLIERS   Who Were Forced te Land Across the Berder on Wednesday

MEXICANS HOLD AVIATORS.   Two Army Airmen Carryin; Military Message Forced to Make Landing.

MEXICANS SEIZE YANK AVIATORS   ‘TWO OFFICERS LOSE COURSE  AND DESCEND BELOW BOUNDARY  ; :   ARE PROMISED RELEASE   ‘Taken Prisoner When Making Fore ed Landing While Carrying Army Messages.

TWOARMEN AME TIELD BY MEXICO ARMY      LOSE WAY IN FOG AND ARE FORCED TO LAND ON MEK SIDE OF THE LINE.

AVIATORS LANDED IN MEXICO   Have Been Promised Freedom—Car. ried Military Message.

TWO AVIATORS ARE CAPTURED BY MEXICANS   BY MEAICANS  Promised T heir Release Thursday by Their  Cgntare

TWO ARMY AVIATORS HELD BY MEXICANS   Are Seized When Forced to Land Below Border; Promised Their Freedom Today

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON POLICIES, PLATFORM AS HAMIEG BY HAYS, 405. MM. DIXON REPRESENTS STATE

DOWNING’S GROCERY STORE SOLD TO IOWA MAN WEDNESDAY P.M   W. H. Heod Took Posses:. sion of Big Business Immediately.

WERT 10 LIVE TO BE SEVENTY? TRY MODERATION   OIREI TOR GH OLUEMBIA UNE. VERSITY GYMNASIUM GIVES RECIPE FOR LONGEVITY — « pO NOT WORRY!

MYSTERIOUS PARADE BY “KU KLUX KLAR” NEAR JACKSONVILLE   City of Florida, Warned by HKhunas wen Purpaese of Organization  a  Is “White Supremacy."

KU-KLUK-KEAN I = SILENT PARADE IN CITY: IN. FLORIDA   Masked itn Disguised in. White Caps, Masks and Gowns Make Display in City Strcéts

KN KUNE. KLAN IN FLORIDA   Silently Parade siveets of Seuth Jacksonvilie—White Supremanew Their Creed.

KU KLUX CLAN IN SILENT PARADE   WEARING TRADITIONAL GARB THE MASKED RIDERS APPEAR AND THEN DISAPPESR

KLU KLUX KLAN IN MYSTERIOUS PARADE      Organization Revived From Post Wa: Days Gives Demonstration in Jacksonville.

AGREEMENT (9 MADE TO CONTINUE COURT   FINAL DISPOSITION OF GERMAN CABLES, HOWEVER, NOT DECIDED UPON.   AMBASSADORS TO SERVE   Delegates to International Meet to Confer Personall With Their Governments.

“WEATHER   ALL GERMAN CABLES SEIZED DURING WAR MUST BE OPERATED FOR FINANCIAL GAIN “OF FIVE POWERS  ++  DRASTIC RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY NATIONAL HEADS

CABLES CONFERENCE POSTPONES ACTION   Agreement Is Reached to Continue Operation as at Present Uptil March 15,

CABLE AGREEMENT MADE TEMPORARY   Foreign Delegates To Confe: With Their Respective Covornmen's

CABLES QUESTION STILL UNSETTLEL   Modus Vivendi- Adopted a Plenary Session Prevent: Disruption of Communica tions Conference.

CAR SHORTAGE FAKE    a. oo ‘Farmers Checked Up on Railroads and. Found Hundreds of Cars Idle for Week or More.

CAR SHORTAGE MYTH, DECLARES FARM. OFFICIAL   Check Made in Illinois Yards by Illinsis Agricultural Association

‘CAR SHORTAGE’ 15 CAMOUFLAGECLAIN ILINOIS FARMERS   ‘Statewide Survey and Check or _{dle Cars Shows That “Something” Wrong.  4    SEEK DEEPER REASON / FOR: CONTINUAL HOLDUP   “immobility” Causing Lack o Freight Equipment Latest Probe Discloses.

MANY EMPTY CARS STAND ON SIDINGS DAYS AT A TIME   Illinois Farmers Took Census and No Longer Believe Cry of Car Shortage   ONLY SIMALL STATIONS WERE INCLUDED IN COUNT MADE   Coal Cars Were Idle Just When the Farmers Were Needing Fuel Por Threshing,

APPEALS TO PRESS TO AID BOND SITUATION   Treasury Department Urges Holding of Liberties and Purchase of More at Present Low Eate

LIBERTY BONDS ARE AS GOOD AS OLD WHEAT   Treasury Department Urges Holders to Hang on to Them.   THE FOOLISH SELL ’EM. THE WISE BUY ’EM   lump in Prices is Due to Sa Many People Selling Them. i

PRESS UAGED TO. NID LIBERTY BONDS   ee  Treasury Department Advises Against Dumping Bonds On the Market at Prevailing Low Prices and Wants Peo gle Ureed to Hold: Them,”

TREASURY ADVISES BUYING OF BONDS   “Short Sighted People Dumping Them On The Market,”’ Says Statement.

COAL BIDS REJECTED.   Shipping Board Regards $7 to $11.50  a Tan Kivepncetve.

SWEDEN DISCUSSES LEAGUE OF NATION!   U. S. Attitude I Regarded as Most Violent Reason in. —“Danneitian ta Dennvcal.

NEWRFERRY TELEGRAMS KEAD   Messages Retween Commander and Campolen Managers Made Pabtic.

SIGNIFICANT MESSAGES NAE READ INTO RERORT   TELEGRAMS PASSING BETWEEN NEWBERRY IN NEW YORK AND HIS CAMPAIGN MANAGERS ARE PRESENTED IN FYVIDENCYHE

HRGES ROOSEVELT FOR POST   John G. Maher takes ifarcding te Name Son ef “Teddy” te Cabinet.

President-El-ct’s Adv'sors Wan Restoration of Trade With Soviets.

TO KEEP PLACE -FORROOSEVELT   EX-SERVICE MEN MAKE REQUES1 OF PRESIDENT-ELECT; TRADE QUESTION UP.

URGE APPOINTMENT OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT,  3R., TO. POS] : IN HARDINGRE:

GREAT INTEREST i PRIMARY SHOWN BY REPUBLICANS   Democrats, However, Did Not Turn Out in Sufficient Numbers to Man Polls.   CUT THROAT VOTING AND RETURNS MUCH DELAYED

Democrats, However, Did Not Turn Out in Sufficient Numbers to Man Polls.   CUT THROAT VOTING AND RETURNS MUCH DELAYED

UNIONS TO FIGHT ~ NEWRLRSRATE:   Public Need-Not Bear’ Burden. 01 Pay increase.   WORKERS’. LEADER ‘TALKS   Won’t.be Made. the. Scapegaat, Ho Declares

RAILMEN: SOON TO GIVE — _* ANSWER TO-RAIL BOARI   Organizations Preparing to Combat: Big. Advance in Rates Asked: by Roads.   NOT TO BE: SCAPEGOATS

LABOR PROTESTS GRANTING LARGE RATE INCREASES   LEADERS SAYS PUBLIC SHOULD NOT BEAR ENTIRE BURDEN OF AWARD TO WORKERS

SO ACTION ON IRELAND.   Speaker tillect Kefeses tae Allow  KReswletios to (eme i p.

HOUSE SMOTHERS — THE IRISH BIL   Gilett Won't Allow Resolutior to Be Called Up,

IRISH SUPPORTERS ARE DENIED FLOOF   House Speeding Up Business Under Ssupension of Rules and Speaker is in Absolute Control,

GILLETT REFUSES TO. HEAR IRISH QUESTIO!   Tells Congressman. Mason tha’ Poreign Affairs Report o1 Resolution is Too Late.

HARTS CHARGES TRAP AT QUIZ   ;  Brigadier General Declares He Is Be. ing Prosecuted and Not:Investi gated by Congress.

JUESTIONS ANGER GEN. HARTS   imy Officer Says He's Being Prose cuted, Not Investigated.

UME TON YG GIVE HARLING  BIG BLOW-OUT   BLAZE OF GLORY TO CLOSE FRON' PORCH CAMPAIGN IN MARION, OUIO, TONIGHT,

SALOONS ORDERED CLOSED IN ALL MEXICAN STATES ALONG AMERICAN BORDEE

HAD CLEVER PLAN ; TO DEFRAUD BANKS   Rcheme Was to Deposit False Bills of Lading on Which He Would Be Advanced Moner.

QUARTER MILLION FRAUD 1S FOUND   Federal Agents Charge Young Greek With Selling Forged Bills of Lading For U. S. Commodities to Number of European Merchants; Nab Four.

BiG SWINDLE PLOT FOUND IN NEW YORK      Pian To Get $250,000 B: Forgery Has Been Uncovered.

BELFAST PATROLLED - BY ARMED SOLDIERS   Death Report As Result of Re  cent Fighting Reaches 17; Cork Police Sergeant Killed

BELFAST AN ARMED CAMP.      Both F the tlons Ready to ‘Resxame Bat the-—More Troops Arrive,

POLICE SEEK CAUSE ‘OF SLAVIN’S INJURY   Mystery Surrounds Condition of Veteran Musical Comedian Now in a New York Hospital

COMEDY ACTOR BADLY INJURED   Authorities Looking Into Slavin-MeGraw Affair at New York.

BOLD TAX PLAN 5 OS CUSSEL   ATTACKED AND DEFENDED AT THE AMERICAN BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION

PREMIUM ON GOLD GOLDLY GREETE BY MONEY MEN   Representative McFadden Gets Hearing from Bankers But No Encouragement

RAILROADS IN MOVE TO RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE   ‘onoerted Action Begun to Relief Supply, Especially on Coal Carrying Equipment.

Roads Will Make Concerted Effort to Have Their Own  Equipment Returned Home   As Soon As Possible.

WILL IMPROVE:  CAR SUPPLIES   Railroads Mart Movenent. to Relive Freight OarrySituation

CONCERTED ACTION TO IMPROVE CAR SUPPL‘   Movement Fostered by Railroad As sociation Intended Primarily to Aid in Coal Production,

RAILWAYS UNITE TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE OF FREIGHT CARS   ‘Movement Fostered by the American Railroad Association for Early Action

TO IMPROVE SUPPLY   Of Coal and Other Freight Carrying Equipment

ANVASSING BOARD 1S BUSY TABULATING THE AF TURNS CF ELECTIN   VOTE ON THREE CONSTITUTIONAL  AMENDMENTS TO BE TABULATED FIRST.

CANVASSING BOARD STARTS TABULATING NOV. 2 ELECTION   Constitutional Amendments Tabulation Begun; Finish  ed Tomorrow.

Pilea, BES TRUCE URGED AY ENGI AND   England, France, Other NaHons Considering Rushing Armies to Poland; Hungary Offers Four Fuil Divisions   British Are Exercised At Red Tavasion of Persia; UT. S. Stand On Polish’ Situation Has Not Been Determined   BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE,  Hina Se nt sy,

BELIEF MEASURE FOR SERVICE MEN AT ING PREPARED   REPUBLICAN HOUSE COMMITTLE HOPES TO PRESENE BILL BY MAY FE.   TWO PLANS ARE SUBMITTED   Hesides Cash Bonus Priority BD ccantl settlement, Home Buildmg and Vocational Training Included.

AGREE ON BONUS AGT FOR SCLOIER'   Republican Majority Agree on Measure to Be Presented te House About May 1.   DOLLAR PER DAY, PLAN   [Tax on Ali Gross Sales to Rais  Revenue to Pay for Relief o Service Men.

BFFERS HELP TG FIGHT PLAGUE IN VERA CRUZ   President Wilson Volunteers Hospita Ships, Nurses, Doctors  ectmea: tees bes:

PRESIDENT OFFERS AIO IN COMBATING PLAGUE IN VERA CRUZ, MEXICO   DISEASE DEVELOPED MIDDLE OF MAY ANP HAS CALSED FIVE DEATHS TO DATE.

OFFER 10 HELP 10. ~ COMBAT PLAGUE   President ‘Wilson Would Send ‘Hos:

OFFERS AID AGAINST PLAGUE   President Wilson Tenders Help «te México. to Combat Bubonic Pest at Vera Cruz.

VERA CRUZ HAS ~ PLAGUE FPIDEMI   President Wilson Offered to Send Down Supplies and Hospital Ship to Fight the Disease.—No Action Taken  On Offer by Mexicans.

BUBONIC PLAGUE  HITS VERA CRUZ   Wilaen Offers Hoxplial Ships, Nurnes and Ducturn,  (Re The Associated Presa;

ARMED INTERVENTION SHOULD NEW REGIME FAIL TO ESTABLISH FRIENDLY RELATIONS

Wilson Offers To Send Hospital Sigs, Nurses And Pootors, Ta Mexico  terete nn wT mt hUh EASE      (1 AUTHENIIGATED CASES

WILSON: WILL SEND AID TO VERA CRUZ TO COMBAT PLAGUI   Eleven Cases ‘of Bubonic , Disease Reported—Five Victims Die.

WILSON OFFERS AID 10 MEXICO   President Will Send Hospita Ships to Fight Bubonic Plague.

The Polish forces are still driving eastward, the report says.   SOVIET PEACE TERMS ARE READ TO PN! ISH DEI EGATES

nAragr ne. re  PEALE FLAN  PRESENTED   Independence and Sover: en Rights Promised . B d, But Guarantees Are Avainst Any Future Attae!         Warsaw. Government Is, By British Envoy Not  _ cept the Terms of the R. Parleys Progressing at Minsk

POLES GIVEN PEACE TERMS _ BY SOVIETS   And in Meantime Poligh Ar“mies Continue Successes in Counter Stroke.   REDS OUT ‘OF TOUCH WITH SUPPLY BASES

2 PROMISE A FREE POLANI   Rovlet: Spokesman Pledges Tide pendence to Voelegantes ad the Minsk Conference   BUT ASKS FOR GUARANTEE   RUSSIAN WOULD STOP  ALL BUREIEER APPACKS   Delegates Agree That the Nox Sitting of thé Conterence, will Bo Held at) Minsk  * Podny

‘READ TO POLES   Answer to Soviet Russia Is Expected to Be Made Tomorrow

POLES HEAR RED TFRMS OF TRU   WILL RETURN ANSWER TODAY. WARSAW RIGHTS RESPECTED

SOVIETS oUBMT PEAGE TERMS 0 POLE DELEGATED   Read at First Meeting Held it Minsk Tuesday—Answer Today.   Russ Instructed to Give Ful Recognition to National Existence of Poland.

FIRST SESSION OF THE ARMIS TICE MEETING IS HELD.   Chairman of Soviet Delegates Says Russia Won’t Interfere With Do. mestic Affairs of Poland.

TERMS BEFORE POLES   Russ Delegates Instructed to Recognize National Existence of Republic.

Russian Delegation Chairman Says Demands are Directed Against Landlords; Insists on _Earlier Session

SOVIET CHAIRMAN DECLARES RUSSIAN —- REGARD FOR POLANT   Will Respect Independence, Sov. ereignty and Self Determination; Give More Territory   RUSSIA WILL INSIST UPON GUARANTEES, HE INDICATES   Will be Heavier than if Workers and Peasants Ruled

BOLOHEVIK TALK PEACE BUT FIGHT   RESSIAN SOVIET PEACE TERMS HAVE BEEN READ TO THE POLISH DELEGATES AT MEF TING AT MINSK      MEANWHILE THE BOLSHEVIK! ARMIES APPEAR TO KEBP RIGHT ON TRYING TO CONOvrorRr

MAKE REPLI 10 SOVIETS TUNORRDW   French Troops Clash With Civilians Who Protest War   ORDER AT DANZIG IN GRAVE PERIL   Bolshevik Forces Push On Take 1200 Poles as Prisoners

IRISH ATTACK BRITISH FORCE    Fierce Battle at Clonakilty, South. west of Cork.

IRISH ATTACK BRITISH FORCE   Fierce Battle With Rifles and Bombs at Clonakilty, Southwest of Cork.

HOLD UP PEACE   Charged That U.S. and England Prevent Peace With Russia.

1.8, BRITA GHARKLD Wl HALIDE CAUL   ‘Secret Despatches” Printed in London Purpert to Be Orders to Kolchak to Delay Reaching An Agreement   Trotzky Reported Murdered in Unconfirmed Cable From London; Anti - Bolshevik Armies Alleged Crumbling

Workers Returning to Positions  _ with Affected Lines Despite  Pressure Exerted by Extrem. ists

HARDING LEADS IN OHIO.   Returns From Three-Fifths o State Show Wood 11,000 Votes Behind.

HARDING WINS WEAKLY       Wood Runs Ohio Senator Close Race In His Home State

SELLING SPELL OF “STOCKS AND BONDS   Speculative and Liberty Issues Ar Dumped on Market as Liquidation Grows

LATE ELECTION NEWS Flashes By Wire Giving Latest Develonments In The Counting.

Zepublicans in Indiana Elect Entire State Ticket, Senator and Big Majority in the Legislature —Harding’s Plurality Will Be from 4,000,000 to 7,000,000, With Around 389 Electoral Votes.

HARDING WON BY SEVEN AND HALE MILLIONS OVER COX   Complete Returns. from Vari“ous States Show Extent _ Of the G. O. P: Pie’ toe, Pyle.

Wetbodinta Who Would Lift Dancing und Card Ban Overcome by  a is

ALLIES DEMAND 800 GERMANS FOR TRIAI   WILL NOT REVISE THE %I81 WHICH INCLUDES. PRINCE - RUPERT OF BAVARIA

Allies Refuse To Change List Of War Guilty   Surreuder of More Than 800 Per sons to be Pricd for hustigating the War Wil be Presented to Germany Fel Fruary 16

WILL NOT REISE LIST OF GERMAN WAR BUILT   Names Which Will. be Handed To Germany’ February 10 Will Not be Changed. —

WON'T REVISE LIST “OF GERMAN GUILT   Prince Rupnrecht, Yon Kluck, Von Mackinson and Von Capel Among  Prominent Men Named for  +

tIoHT HUNDRED WAMES UN La? TO BE HANDED DERLIN ENVOYS MONDAY   Crown Prince Not Included, Will Be Demanded Under Special Writ—Entente Leaders Fear Denial of Surrender.

I UCMANL IELWeh  OF HN EER if   List Will Not Be Revised Officially Announced  Today   DOESN’T INCLUDE EX-CROWN PRINCE   Many Prominent Teutons Demanded In Ally Note

ALLIES WILL NOT REVISE DEMAND UPON GERMANY   No Modification in List of Those  Held Responsible For Starting The War

Will be Handed te German} About February (0th-Wo Change Will be Permitted

WON’ TREVISE THE WAR GUILTY LIST   Fighs Hundred names Will Be Handea. Germany Feb. 10.—Crown’ Prince Scparnte.:

AR GUILTY UST at 10 BE REVISED   bh CONTAINS 800 NAMES   WILL BE HANDED TO GERMAN GOVERNMENT ON FEBRUARY . 10—VON KLUCK, PRINCE RUP.  PRECHT, MACKENSON INCLUDED

List Containing Over 800 Names Will Be Presented February 10. .  Government May

ALLIES NOT TQ iF WAR BUNTY   List Including More Than 800 Names to Be Handed . Germany February 10   CROWN PRINCE TO BE DEMANDED SEPARATELY   VON MACKENSEN, VON KLUCK, VON CAPELLE AND PRINCE RUPPRECHT ARE NOT AMONG GUILTY,

WILL RAND HUN LIoT WANTED 10 GERMANY SOCK   800 Prisoners Demanded by} by Allies for Guilt in War

FINAL LIST OF GERMAN GUILTY   [SEPARATE DEMAND WILL BE  MADE FOR THE CROWN PRINCE  AND EX-KAISER

TEXAS TURNS DOWN MEXICAN REQUEST   Does Not Propose to Permi Troops to Cross Border From Sonora

TEXAS GOVERNOR REFUSES 10 LET MEXICANS PASS   Declares If Officials Crossec State It Would Invoke Border Trouble.

PaEAT FEATURE   COMMUNITY PUBLIC SALE WILL OFFER CLEARING HOUSE -. 10 EVERYBODY   SAF -PROMISES. SUCGESS

COMMUNITY PUBLIC AUCTION SALE PLANS MATURE   Clearing House to Be Made of Public Sale to Be Held Here April $.

TIED-UP TODAY   ALL .BUT ” PASSENGER CREWS OUT = NOW- “AT ‘HACERSTOWN. oo eee   Embargo Placed‘on on “AIL Freight Tae on ‘is: Begun ‘in Baltimore... * *

HAGERSTOWN IN .. GRIP OF STRIKE   Estimated That 2,000 Men Are Idle. No Freight Moving.   TIE UP ALMOST COMPLETE   Passenger Trains Run With Engineer, Fireman And Conductor, Jury Investigating The Cause,

M'CUMBER FLAYS WILSON   Declares Infection of League Issue Into Campaign In Colossal BWinnaer_

MISTAKE TO INJEC’ LEAGUE INTO CAMPAIGN   Sen. McCumber Calls Prdposed Injection of League Into Campaign  A “CoHossal Bhuindér.”

MGUMBER LAYS ANOTHER BLUNDER AT WILSON’S DOOR        North Dakota Seuutor Says League of Nations Should Be Rept Out of  Campaizn   HOLDS OUT FOR RESEMPTION      Thinks AU Other Questions Should Re Handled Through Channels by ~ Treaty Wethod: *,

WILSON BLUNDER IS RESPONSIBLE   Sen. MoCumber Says Greatest Mistake Is on Peace Treaty Stand. ~

NO PLACE IN PLATFORM FOR NATIONS’ PACT   McCumber Derides the President for Suggesting League Injection.

BUGE BLUNDER  LEAGUE ISSUE ~~ N-GAMPAIGN   So “Declares  Séuator- MeCumber. o! . North Dakota in Speech Befere Senate

FLIGHT ON PAGT HELD BLUNDER   -Senator McCumber of North Dakota  Thinks Republicans Made Big Mistake in Opening Campaign With  Treaty As Big Issue.

McCumber Speaks  on Peace Resolution   ‘Says Making Learne of Nations Cam poien Issue is a Colossal ilinnadoar

BLAMES WILSON FOR MANY OF MISTAKES   SENATOR TAKES UP KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION BEFORE BODY.

Gevernor of Tlinofs Opposed to a Second Term—Favors Candi dacyvy of Oglesby.

LOWOEN WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION   Will Throw His Support tc Lieutenant Governor Oglesby.

LOWDEN 1S OUT-OF GOVERNOR'S RACE   Refuses to. Become Candi date for Re-Election According to Statement    WILL SUPPORT OGLESBY   Expresses Strong. Conviction Against Accepting Second Term

LY WDEN ANNOUNCES HE'S NOT CANDIDATE   Believes Governor Or President Should Be Limited To Only One Term

DOVERNOR SAYS  SINGLE TERM LONG ENOUGH   Illinois Executive Will Support John G. Ogelesby as His Successor.

TWO HUNDRED LABORERS BEGIN LOADING oHlP IN GALVESTON: GITY QUIET   EMBARGO AGAINST SORTH BOUND FREIGHT STILL EFFECTIVE IN TEXAS PORT,

Final Attack      LDMIRAL : BOTH. PRES. DENT AND DA ANIELS a8 ; "PROBE NEAMS

ADMIRAL SIMS AGAIN ON STAND   Claims Witnesses Presented More Severe Criticism Than He Gave   SAYS SECRETARY ERRED   Charges Policy of President Not Carried Out by the Navy Department

SIMS BEGINS EFFORTS TO SCUTTLE DEFENSE OF NAVAL SECRETAR’   In Rebuttal to His Recent! Charges Before Senate Investigating Committee

oIMS BEGING TO ATTACK DEFEND OF NAVAL GhIEE   Testifying In Rebuttal, He Says Witnesses Called B) Department Have Borne Out His Statements.

SIMS STILL SNIFFS AT DANIELS’ NAVY POLEC   SAYS WILSON IDEAS WERE FLNE, BUT THAT NONE OF THEM WERE CARRIED OUT BY CHIEF OF SEA FORCES.

UALIFORNIA SEPIET ARE PLAUCD IN HOSPITAL ON SOMPLAINT OF FRIENDS   Spirits Told Them To Shave Heads of Babies and Burn Hair, Confined Persons Tell Alienists Who Score Board Users.

DRIVEN INSANE BY OUIJA BOARDS   California ‘Town Was Senciion and Seven Peale Are Under Observalion

SEE WASTE IN AIR CRAFT PRAGRAMS   Aviation Chiefs Are Attacked Severely by Hause Committee.

Lengthy. Documen        RYAN ATTACKED _ REPORT OF MAJ                  Made By Colleagu ‘Without Foundation Quotes Reasons.

OPINION IS DIVIDED ON AIR CRAFT ISSUE   Republicans Allege “A Riot oi Waste” While Democrats * Commend Program

FOUND “A RIOT OF WASTE”   AVIATION. - PROGRAM IN WAR. CON. DEMNED BY HOUSE PROBERS.       Money Spent to Further Private Interesta and Too Many Planes Were OPlying — Coffina,’ the Charge  Lee;. Minority Member, Disagrees.

CLASH !N HOUSE QN AIRCRAFT EXPOSE   REPUBLICANS CHARACTERIZ1 AVIATION PROGRAM AS RIOT OF WASTE   CHARGE WHITEWASH COA   Minority Report Declares Majorits Findings Covered Record of Inefficiency.

REPORT ON AIRCRAFT.   House Told of Long Investiga tion of Production Program During War.

PART PLAYED BY MR. RYAN IS THE BASIS OF HOT  CHARGES AND COUNTER-CHARGES, WHILE IT IS SAID MILLIONS WERE WASTED AND THE PLANES TURNED OUT WERE NOT PRACTICAL.

Bitter Partisan Report on Aircraft Board Made by Shelling Committe   Report is Intemperate, Biased and Vituperative Declares Representative Lea,

RYAN AND DEEDS ARE ATTACKED   Report of Probe Into Alr Graf “Production Before House.   MINORITY FINDING ALSO GIVER

U. 3, ARGHAFT 1S GHARAGTERIZED.AS “HIOT OF WASTE’   Report of Leng Con tinued Investigation Made Public   MANY FACTS ARE REVEALED

WIDE VARIANCE IN REPORTS ON AIRCRAFT WORK   Majority Characterizes Aviation Program as a “Riot  of Waste” and Intimates Graft in Places.   MINORITY REPORT UPHOLDS PROGRAM

WASTE IN AIRCRAFT BUILD      Congressional Committee Declares That Tremendous Amount Thrown Away During Wartime     CDR rc NIVIciINnn (cc   SPRUCE DIVISION !S CENTER QF ATTACKS   Director Ryan's Selection of  Lake Crescent Railroad Route Also Scored

Reports Differ on “‘Waste’’ In Production of Aircraft   Majority Findings Characterize Aviation Program a “Riot of Waste”’—Democratic Member Declare Republicans Sacrificed Facts for Sensationalisn In Effort to Discredit Government.

NIATION PROGRAM 1) GHARAG TERIZED AD RIOT OF WASTE   Prominent Part of Both Reports Given to Controversy Over John D. Ryan.   MAJORITY ALSO ATTACKS MR. POTTER AND COL. DEEDS   Minority Member of Sub-Committee Declares Republienns Saeriticed Fam; for Sensationalism in Effort to Diseredit Government —Appalling Extravatenee,

NASTY WASTE OF WAR FUND   AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION REPORT SCORES MEN IN POWER.   JUST A RIOT OF SQUANDERING   RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT A NAe TIONAL HUMILIATION,         John D. Kyan’s Coancction With In. dustry Declared Akin to Scandalouse—Mirnerity Report of Different Tener.

SOGIALIGTS PLAN TO STEAL LABOR   “Conspirator” Declares Inten.tion Is to Stampede Convention Into Nominating Debs.   Convention Opens Sunda Morning—John Fitzpatrick Will Deliver the Keynote.

Socialists'Plan to “Steal” Labor; Party by Nominating Eugene Debs

SAVE 70 MILES ON LINE      Poles Build a New Railroad War gaw to Péznan

NEW. RAI LROAD FoR, POLAND   Warsay and Poznan Are Conncet. ed by: Rail,

PREMIER NITTI ‘IND MINISTERS ~ RESIGN OFFICES   Socialists Triumph in) Fight : On Withdrawal of Govern: ment Bread Support ~

NO EXCUSE TO RAISE SUGAR PRICES   WARNS EXPERT OF THE DEPART. WENT OF JUSTICER—SUGAR PLENTIFUL

SOUNDS A WARNING. TO SUGAR DEALERS   Price Expert of Justice Departmen Warns Against Boosting Sugar Prices.

SqUNDS AWARNING  ” TO SUGAR DEALER:      Price Expert of Jdastice Departmen Warns Against. Boosting Sugar.  f Prices.

PRICE OF SUGAR STILL TO0 HIGH      Federal Experts Warn Dealers Not to ~ Boost Tariff Again at This _ * Time on Sweets

COX AT COLUMBUS‘   Hold Conference With Vice Presidential Candidate

COX AETUANS TD COLUMBUS OFFICE   Will Confer With Nationa Leaders Tomorrow.

GOVERNOR COX UN JOB TODAY AT COLUMBUS   This Afternoon Democratic Nominee Conferred With Running Mate.   TRIP TO CAPITAL IS UNEVENTFUL   Passengers Recognize Dis tinguished Traveler and Tender Congratulations.

GOVERNOR COX MEETS RUNNING MATE TODA\   Goes to Columbus to Hold Conference,

COX IS HOME AGAIN   Democratic Nominee; Held Confer. euce With President Wilson.

COX SEES ROOSEVELT   DEMOCRATIC TICKET MATES PLAN BASIS OF CAMPAIGN.   To Stand on League—Governor Rides From Dayton to Columbus in Day Coach.

COX RIDES IN DAY COACH TO COLUMBUS   Rides From Dayton to Columbus in Ordinary Car.   Nominee Is Congratulated by Passengers Who Recognize Him—Confers With Roosevelt.

DOV. GOX RETURNG TE CAPITAL AND RESUMES DUTIES OF HIS OFFIE   GOY, COX RETURNS TO CAPITAL, EXPECTS CONFERENCE THIS AFTERNOON WITH RUNNING MATE, ROOSEVELT.

GOVERNOR COX AT -COLUMBUS   To. Hold Conference. With His Ryn; ning ‘Mate, Franklin D. Roosevelt. '

GOV. GOX RETURNS TO STATE CAPITAL   Travels In Day Coach and : Greeted by Many Old Friends.   Informal Reception Held In Rotunda of State House— Meets Roosevelt.

COX USES DAY COACH   Rides fron: Dayion to Columbus in Ordinary Car.   Neminee te Congratulated by Passengers Who Recognize Him—Confers With Rooseve'it.

V\LSON AND COX \GREEON LEAGUE WUTY OF NATION   Party Leaders Satisfied With Results Of  Conference.

COX WiLL MEET RUNNING MATE DURING Tht DAY   Rides From Dayton to Colum bus In Day Coach   Roosevelt Now Nearing Ohi¢ Capital

Is. There a a a Stott Time ts Got Bhest  ‘Route: eed the C ral or “AE San : Francis ) 

LUMMING OATS HARDING. REAL PROGRESSIE   Outlook of G. O. P. Nomines  Is Forward, Declares  lowa Senator

HARDING CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Cummins Says Nominee Is Progres sive as Any Man on Important Problems.

Republica Carididate’s © fedlanak: le Enarward:   GRANGE MASTER PLEASED

RAIL PROBLEM   HARDING . AND CUMMINS TALK OVER REPUBLICAN: PLAN TO SOLVE -MUDDLE

CUMMINS SAYS SEN. HARDING IS _ APROGRESSIVE   lowa Senator Declares Harding Has a Comprehensive Grasp on Pil. ms dhead

DOG SAVES WOMAN’S LIFE   Brown Cur Comes to Rescue After Unknown Assailant Throws Vic. tim in Pool,

CUR DOG SAVES WOMAN AFTER ATTACK BY MAN   Holds Her Head Above Wate Until Help Arrives.

a ee eae  DOG SAVES WOMAN'S LIFE   Brown Cur Comes to Rescue After Unknown Assailant Throws Vic. tim in Pool.

DOG SAVED HER LIFE   Held a Young Woman’s Head Above Water While She was Unconcious.

DOG SAVES A WOMAN’S LIFE      Holde Her Head Ahove Water, Into vanish She Had Been Knocked by Man.

DOG SAVES MEMPHIS GIRL FROM -_\ DEATH AFTER ATTACK BY A MAN       White Man Agsaulis Her, After She Seeks to Escape; Knocks: Her Unconscious and Into Pool of Water—Dog  fen os enn TEETER Fae Hours

OFFICERS. BATTLE STRIKERS; THREE  MEN ARE KILLEL   rmed Posses of Miners Toda: Searching Kentucky: Hills For Detectives.      SCENE §S MOUNTAIN CAME

KENTUCKY MINERS CF EK DETECTIVE!   CREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS IN HARLAN COUNTY RESULT OF A CLASH

EXCITEMENT _  RUNS HIGH   Three Persons Killed as a Result of Clash on Saturday Night

Armed Bands of Miners Scout Harlan County, Kentucky ir Search of Operatives of De. tective Agency.

MINERS AND DETECTIVES CLASH IN KENTUCKY C0   Three Dead as Result of Batt Fought Near West VirginiaKentucky State Line.   ILL-FEELING 18 THE CAUSE   Trouble Is Outgrowth of Strike and Importation of Band of Detectives.

MINERS SEA FOR DETECTIVE!   Clash Between Officers of! Detective Agency anc _ Striking Werkimen Re sults In Three Fatalities

ARMED MINERS SCOUR COUNTRY FOR DETECTIVES   Excitement Follows Clash Be tween Sleuths and Miners   Harlan County Kentucky Scene Of Trouble.

MOB UF ANGERED  MINCIO CARL HOR HETEGTIVES   CLAIM DETECTIVES STARTED CLASH WHICH RESULTED IN DEATHS AND INJURIES.

POLITICAL STORK GIVES BIRTH TODAY 10 PART OF LIBERAL” THINKE   Single Taxers, Non-Partisan Leag Labor Party, Hearstites and Othe Meet in Chicago

THIRD PARTY MEN -MEETINCHICAGO TNAME-ATICKET   Coalition  With Labor : Party and Others Not  Yet Arranged.   NEGOTIATIONS ARE “STILL UNDER WAY   LaFollette, Mentioned For President, Is Considering The Matter

HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS SPEAK HERE APRIL 23   Extension Division Will Act as Host t Visitors—-Railroad Problem Will Be Discussed.   DISTRICT CONTESTS APRIL 9

JOHNSON WANTS NEW COVENANT PLANK ADOPTE!   Senater Declares He Is Pleared at Situation; Doubis Efforts To Steal His Delegates; Says “Reservations” Not Enough

JOHNSON FORCES TO FIGHT LEAGUE   Plank Denouncing Present Coven:  ant Will he Presented at Chicago

HIRAM PLANS FOR HIGH COST PLANK   Prohibition, He Declares, Wil Not Even Be Mentioned at: Sessions.   WOOD DENIES FRICTION

HIRAM JOHNSON HAS WAR PAINT ON: NO DEALS NO TRADES, NOR ANY COMPROMISES, SLOGAN   Straight Out Fight on League of Naions, High Living Cost and Inca Casual,   TICKLED TO DEATH WITH SITUATION, HE DECLARES

Johnson Will Urge Planks Against League andH.C.L..  Silent on Liquor Question

WILSON PACT DENOUNCED BY SENATOR   Won't Touch Prohibitior Question, He Says in Chicago   ANNOUNCE - WOOD PLANK   General Wants Judicial Settlement of Industria! Disoutes:

SIGN RESIGNATION FIRST   Mayor Lunn Says Socialists Were Under thumb of Party.

PARTY IS FIRST, GOVT SECOND   Socialists Allegiance First to Party Pledges and Then Constituted Authority.

‘WINS LONG RACE WITH DEATH   Bishop Edmond Heeian of Sioux City ha, Arrives In Iretand Just Be fore Mother Succumbs.

WAR MINISTER RESIGNS   Was Opposed to the New French Military Bill

FRENCH WAR MINISTER IS OUT   Resigns Rather Than Give Aesent ito Military Service Bill.

urther Details Will he Diseu' Tuesday Night. Eapect ? to Make a Decided Hit.

DECIDE TOGIVE _ — MINSTREL SHOW   Odd Fellows And American Le gion Will Combine Their Efforts.   ASK STARS TO TAKE PART   Further Details Will be Discussed on Tuesday Night. Expect Production to Make a Decided Hit.

TRADE BALANCE RISES... . TO THIRTEEN. BILLION   U. 8S: Foreign Commerce Seven Times That of 1912.

TRADE BALANCE RISES TO THIRTEEN ——~ BILLION   ons J. & FOREIGN: COMMER: HN TIMES THAT OF 101%

GAMBLERS MADE $250,000      Attell Asserts “Master Mind’ Evolved Baseball Scheme.

ALL ALLIE, DECLARES HICK GANDIL, SAID TO BE GO-BETHEEN ~ IN BASEBALL SCANDA   [Have Nothing. On Him and Will { Have to Prove It, Is Defi of 1 Manin Hospital

SANDIL DENIES PART IN WOBLU srHIES SPAN   ‘hick Brands as Lie Statement That He Was Go-Between— Declares He Will Fight Issue to Finish.   $250,000 Made on Bribes, Says Attell

WANT RANSOM   Louis Balte Receives  Letters ‘Asking Money For the Re- turn of His Dauchter ’-

WILSON’S BREAK 18.2 WARNING TO OTHERS   LONDON PAPERS SEE DISMISSAI OF LANSEXG AS ACT OF BICTATOR AND AUTOCRAT

ENGLAND PUZZLED BY RESIGNATION   Newspapers Inclined to Refrair From Extensive Comment

C APT, NEGLEY, FATHER OF RE-PUBLICAN SENATE FLOOR LEADER, CAN'T SWALLOW HARDING    GAYS BOSSES ARE ROTTEN

FATHER OF SENATE: FLOOE LEADER, CANNOT SWALLOW: -HARDING—“BOSSES - ROTTTRN”

SEIZURE OF SUGAR   And Distribution to Consamers Urged hy Seaator.

Jj - i  Kansas Senator Would Uave Govern: ment Act in Order to Prevent Profiteering in Staple Product.

CAPPER ADVOCATES SEIZURE OF SUGAR   sugar and Sell Tt to: Con  came, weed es mane Senator Would Seize Al sumers at Gost,

KANSAS SOLONS PROPOSAL TO SEIZE SUGAT   Parker Declares .That Sugar Profi  ' teers Make Captain Kidd Look,  , Like -n Sunday School Teacher

SAYS SUGAR PROFITEERS. MAKE CAPT. KIDD LOOK LIKE A SUDDAY SCHOOL TEACHER

FAMINE NEXT FALE   BUGAR PROFITEERS ARE ROG. BING HOUSE  YES, SENA. TOR CAPP TELLS CONGE bs

aUGAR PRICE BUUSTING Io CHARGED   War On Alleged Booster: of Profits Advocated In Senate

SENATOR CAPPER IS AFTER PROFITEER:   “Urges Seizare of AN Sugar and Distelbution to the Consumer nt Cost.

ING SEEK A MIDDLE COURS!   President-elect Plans International Policy of Administration.   Believes He Is Not to Encounter Se Many Difficulties—Another Trip South in View.

HARDING A BUSY MAN   SEEKS MIDDLE COURSE AS HIS INTERNATIONAL POLICY,   Difficulties Not So Great as He Hac Anticipated—Plans Another Trip South.

Republicans Seeking Only $4,879.000 in All, Upham Testifies   '“Outside Total” for All Campaigns Still Lacks $2,150,000 ' Republican National Committee Treasurer Declares; Says He Wanted $1,000 Lid Taken Off But Was Overruled; 39 Gave More Than $1,000

TAKE THE ALIGN PROBE TO NEW FIELDS   Senate Investigators t Visit East in the Next Few Days

REPUBLICANS WANT A CAMPAIGN FUND OF $4,879,000   ONE KALF OF WHICH TTAS BEEN RAISED IN THE WESTERN enw. e re

National Treasurer of Republican Party Gives Figures to Probers.   to Probers. FUND SLOWLY INCREASES Quarter of a Million Has Been  Added to Treasury in Last Twa Waste

CAMPAIGN FUND TO TOTAL bts. THAN 5 MILLION   Flat Testimony Made By Fred W. Upham of Committee.   MAXIMUM AMOUNT   Little More, Than One Million Dollars Collected To June.

STATE GOAL WAS SET AT $450,000   John Bryson, Chairman of State Ways and Means Committee, Telis of Plans in This State   ONLY $39,000 IS RAISED   Upham Testifies That National Fund For G. 0. P. Party Will Not Total $4,879,000

AGAIN TELLS OF   Says That Is Total If All Col lections Are Made.   CONTRIBUTORS TO IT NUMBERED 18.315   Indianse’s Quota is Fixed at $100,000 Says State Chairman In Addition to State Fund: of ¢900 nnn

UPHAM ITEMIZES TOTAL ~OF FUND BEFORE SENATE ~—TNVESTIGATING SOLONS  a ee   intire Amount Needed To Run Campaign Is Not Yet on Hand, Says Treasurer, Who Says Cox Is All Wrong.

CAMPAIGN::PLAN BARED BY UPHAM   Again Makes Sweeping Denia! of All Cox Charges   STILL. FAR FROM GOAL   Republican Treasurer Says East Fails to.“Diyvy”

BUT UTTLE WOUL AFTER GREAT GR   ‘Less Than $5,000,000, Instead of $15,000,000 for Republi can Camnaion Fond.

Present Session of Senate Hearing to Close Saturday Night; Reopens Sept. 22d   lute Again Shifts to Democrats Wher Commiitteeman Testifies That ‘Sky Is Limit’ for Indiana’s Quota

UPHAM HAS A NEW FIGURE   Says Republican Campaign Fund is Near the Five Million Mark   EAST NOT RESPONSIVE:   Moore Takes Stand—Committee Was Prevented From Adjourning Today

UPHAM STATER.   THIS WOULD INCLUDE THE 70TAL FUND IF ALL MONEY WAS PAID I%, HE Samp   Since the National Convention le Treasurer fitated $1,249,000 Hind Been Ralaed by the Cenumittes.

, NEARLY FIVE  i. MILLIONS   MREASURER OF REPUBLICA NATIONAL COMMITTEE SAYS THAT 18 GUESIDE FIGUBE   EASTERN STATES FROVEIDE BULK OF PARTY'S RIINT.

Treasurer Upham Testifies A: to “Absolute Minimum” of Campaign Fund.

SAYS G. 0. P. WILL RAISE FOUR MILLION   Republican National Treasurer Telk Senate Committee Cox's Charges All Wrong.

$4,879,00 TOTAL OF 6.0, P. BUDGET TF ALL IS RAISED   “That Sum Represents the Maximum of Republican Attempts to Raise - Money,

TOTALS ol #8] 00   $1,8c0/000 O FYHIS Nor FOR Na TIOWAL CAMPAIGN THOUGH 5  UPHAM TESTIFIES,      SAYS $1,000 LIMIT CLOSELY ADHERED TO   Upham} Details, the Itettts Included in Total Fund of $4,8% :B,000-—Ad:  Journment: Blotked. +

BIG ATTENDANCE AT CONVENTION   PROF. GW. NEALE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCLYTION AT AANERST   REVIVE DISTRICT PLAN   SCHOOLS REPRESENTED AT THE GATHERING NOMEER 16 OTOP POTTY, oN

BIG ATTENDANCE AT CONVENTION   PROF, 0. W. NEALE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION AT AMHERST   REVIVE DISTRICT PLAN   SCHOOLS REPRESENTED AY THE GATHERING NUMBER 16 OUT OF TOTAL OF 22

Drastic Action to ~ Result in Italian Naval Desertiens   Action of Destroyer in Joinin D’Annunzio Creates Deep Impression ;

TALIAN NAVY IG READY FOR ACTION   Drastic Plans Are to be Put In Force Since the Desertior: Of the Ship That Went to The Rebels in the Fiuman  Pravincee.

TWO NEGROES ARRESTED FOR RIOTING ON SUNDAY   Chicago Police Expect Round Up Others,

BAND THAT MET HARDING HERE   Jil City Boy Scouts Welcomec Republican Nominee in Washington.

BAND THAT MET HARDING HERE   Oi City Roy Scouts Welcomed Republican Nomiace in

TRADE UNION CONGRESS  REJECTS STRIKE POLICY   Votes for Continued Efforts by Constitutional Means to Effect Nationalization of Mines

VOTES AGAINST MINE STRIKE   1  British Trade Union Congress Overs  whelmingly Favors Peace—Seek . Nationalization of Mines.

WORKMEN AGAINST STRIKE POLICY   Special English Trade Union Congress Favors Constituiional Means To Nationalize Mines.

Trade Union Congress Against Strikes   ;  At Session in’ London Votes Over  oo whebningly Against: a0 Generaa Strike,

VOTE AGAINST STRIKE POLICY   ‘rade Union (Cougress at Londo Overwhelmingly Opposed.

Trade Union Congress Against Strike   At Session in London Vote Over. whelmingly Against a General Strike.

OUSTS 3 SOCIALISTS   New York General Assembly Re. «1» fuses-to Seat Men,   Two Others Re-Elected at Special Election, Permitted to Take Their Seats, Resign.

3 SOCIALISTS OUSTED   NEW YORK ASSEMBLY REFUSES TO SEAT REPRESENTATIVES.   Vote to Permit Two Others to Take Seats, but They Refuse to Accept Privilege.

THREE SOCIALISTS AGAIN UNSEATED: 2 OTHERS RESIGH   ATTEMPT OF DEMOCRATIC ASSEM BLYMEN TO RECONSIDER OUSTER VOTED DOWN.

SOCIALISTS OUSTED FROMN.Y. ASSEMBLY   New York General Assembly Refuses to Seat Men.   Two Others Election, Pere

RICHLY. REMEMBERED   Secretary te George W. Parkins ‘Gets Big Sum in Will,

~ SAILS GONE TO DISCARD.   Ships, Are All Power Manned and  Seanad oe

MINERS TO MEET ABOUT LOWERING OF PRIGES OF GOAL   MEETING IS CALLED AT REQUEST OF ATTORNES GENZUA

COAL OPERATORS GATHER FOR OPEN PAIGE DISCUSSION   Cleveland Meeting Expected to be One of Most Important in Industry’s History.   UNDERSTOOD TO FAVOR ONLY REASONABLE PROFIT   Efforts Already Under Was to Eliminate Objectionable Practices in Resale of Fue Will Probably be Discuss. ed Also.

EFFORTS TO REDUCE. HIGH PRICE OF COAL   OPERATORS TO HOLD A WEETING AT CLEVELAND. .   Thousand Producers Expected tc Attend and Follow Up, if Possible, Suggestion of Attorney General.

CUT IN SOFT COAL PRICES POSSIBLE   Bituminous Coal Operators to Take Up Problem at Called Meeting   PALMER TG URGE ACTION   Attorney General's Communi cation Will Be Basis for Open Discussion

OFTCOAL = “MEN IN DEBATE AT CLEVELAND   1,000 Bituminous Oper ators Expected at Meet ing to Discuss Situatior --No Fixing of Schedule Anticipated.   DEVELOPMENTS

PLEAOF PALMER   MEETING AT CLEVELAND   Elimination of Excessive Profits at Mines Sought

SOFT COAL BARONS TO CONFER ON PRICES   Upwards of 1000 to Attend Cleveland Meeting, ©

BITUMINOUS COAL OPERATORS TO DISCUSS EXCESSIVE PRICES WITH U. S: OFFICIALS. TODAY

ALSO J KANS      HOWAT HAS OBJECTION      Signed Under Prutest Because Tor We orkers Received No Increase in Pay   Agreement Affects -15,000 Minors in the Four Statesi Represented * hn dagy

NEW WAGE SCALE  IN KANSAS MINES      Signed Under Pretest Because To: Workers Received No Increase =: in Pay   Agreement Affects .15,600 Miner: in the Four States Represented ‘Taday

EMPRESS EURENIE DEAD AT MADRID   Romantic Figure. of French : Empire Passes Away at — the Age of 94

AAGIC FIGURE IN EUROPEAN ANNALS = PASSES, EMPRESS EUGENIE S WO MORE

FRENCH “QUEEN OF SORROW’ IS AMONG THE DEAD   Ex-Empress Eugenie, Wife of Napoleon III, Dies Sunday at Madrid.

FORMER EMPRESS DIES   Eugenia of France Passes Away. ‘at Madrid at Advanced Age:

EUGENIE, LAST FRENGH EMPRESS, DIES IN MADRID   Historie Figure Succumbs in Presence of Only Her Lady-inWaiting. .

EX-EMPRESS EUGENIE IS DEAD AT 94   One of World’s Nota ble Figures Passes Away at Madrid   CONSORT OF THE THIRD NAPOLEON   Fled Paris When Hun: Came and the Empire Then Feli   PIIGENIFE’S LIFE STORY

EX-EMPRESS . EUGENIE OF FRANCE DEAD   HAD LONG WISHED FOR DEATH :   When War Broke Out She Turnied Farnborough - Hill Home ..Into Hospital, Whete Hpune Were   Given Aid:   SAW ~ PRUSSIANS:-. HUMBLED

AUSTRIA AND GERMANY 10 FORM UNION   Will Ask Permission but Union is Certain Declares . Chancellor.

UNION GERMANY AND AUSTRIA IS BOUND TO COME   Austrian Chancellor Says Pre letariat Prepared to Fight For It.

AUSTRIA SEEKS GERMAN UNION   Chancellor of Austria Repub. lic Does Not Like the League of Nations.

Mexicans Will ote For Pres. On The Morrow   'Alvare Obregon and A. Robles Dominguez = Are the Candidates — Voting Places  - Will Be Guarded By Troops To Pre~ vent Clashes of F actions.

{OTE TOMORROW   Mexican Voters Will Elec _ Their President—Have Two Candidates

OBREGON BIG FAVORITE ON -; EVE OF MEXICO’S ELECTION   Only 350,000 Expected to Go to Polls out of Voting Population of About Two Million--Election Tomorrow

MEXICAN ELECTION. SUNDAY   Only About 950,000 Votes Are Ex pected to Be Polled Throughout the Country.

MEXICAN VOTERS “ELECT PRESIDENT   Alvare Obregon -and. Roblez Zomii gues Aré Candidates for Highest Office

OLD MEXICO IS VOTING -FOR PRESIDENT TODAY   Alvaro Obregon, Leader of Recent Reyolution Is Expected to Be an Easy Winner, .

POSITION IS VERY GRAVE   Bolsheviki Have Invad.ed Persia and Seized . Important Port

POSTION (IS ‘VERY GRAVE   Bolsheviki_ Have Invad“ed Persia and Seized ': Important Port. —

BRITIOH MAY AGT TO HELP PERSIA   English Are Bound by Treaty to Assist Nation in Fight Against Russians.   FACE NEAR EAST CRISIS

TROUBLE LOOMS ~ IN NEAR EAST   BRITIAN DISTERBED BY ADVANCE OF THE ROLSHEVIKI   PERSIA - THREATENED   POLES EN CREPREAT  ALONG RUSSIAN NORTH FRONT   lf Soviet: Rassias Pushes its Con. quests Great. Brithin- Mas be ‘Foread to take a Thand

INVASION CREATES STIR   Action of England Towards Bulslicviki Is Awaited.

PERSIAN INVASION CTARS. UP LOND CH   British Government Asked jAs To Its Course In View of Its Agreement With Persia.

CONDITIONS IN” PERSIA CAUSING SOME UNEASINESS   Bolshevik Advance Is Causing the British To Wonder Where Trouble Will End.

SOVIET TAGOPS TNVADE PERI PapTHar THK   British Troons Evacuate Cit as Bolsheviki Advance Into Port of Enzeli   NEAR EASTERN STATUS ; IS: DECLARED GRAVE   iffensive: Against Poles Develops Into Russian Victory, ‘ Moscow Reperts Declare

PERSIAN INVASION STIRS UP BRITISE   OCCUPATION OF PORT BY THE BOLSHEVIKI RAISES EMBARRASSING QUESTION   MAY OWE PROTECTION   Neither British Nor Persion Troops are Strong Enough te Resist Invasion      English Newspapers Ask What the Government Will Do in View of Agreement Made

Near Eastern  Position. Ex tremely Grave; London “- Ts Stirred...

AMLaHt alo TNVAUE PERGIA  CEE BIG PURI   SITUATION IN NEAR EAST CAUSES MUCH UNEASINESS LY BRIT ' ISH OFFICIALDOM.

OF PERSIA   British Troops Going in Ther Caused Stir in Eastera Situation,

BITTERNESS OVER REMOVAL 0 SOCIALISTS   In New York Assembly Has Extended to Judiciary Committee.

DISSENT FROM ACTIONS OF © MARTIN ~   Intend to Bolt If High-Handedness  Continues

BITTERNESS IS SHOWNN TRIAL - OF SOCIALISTS   Lot of It: Gets Expression’ In Se cret Meetings of Committed Hearing Evidence

“MORE FIGHTING   One Killed and Twenty Wounded In toting at Relfast

OUTLAW RAIL “STRIKE GETS» NEW IMPETUS      Several - Eastern Cities Affected and Chicago Predicts Natioa. Wide Protest

NEW RAIL STRIKE ~~ GROWS IN EASI   Outlaw Lendera Call Mass Meating Throughout Country fo Prosent Their Cano to Public.

DF THE OUTLAW RR. STRIK MOVEMENT   Are Preparing to Hold Mass Meet ings Throughout Country

SHORT HAIRED WOMEN BUSY IN RIGA OFFICES   Bolshevik Delegation Arrives t: Begin Negotiations With Poles.

DOVIET DELEGATES 10 PEACE SESSION ASSEMBLE AT RIG!   Party Prepares for Opening of Conference, But Poles Are Delayed—To Open on September 16 or 17.

Composed of Three Men Representing Managers, Employes and the Public

OMMITIEE AUTHORIZED BY Eau CUMMINGS ACT GHUGEN BY PRESIDENT   Laboring Men Grace Body With Representatives of Other Lines— Union Officials Pleased With List of Persons Selected.

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD NAMED   PRESIDENT NAMES THREE MEN TO HAVE FINAL SAY IN RAILROAD LABOR DISPUTES—LABOR MEMBERS.

Esch-Cummins Law Will, Be Tested Through Action of Members.   RAILROAD DISPUTES TO. BE PASSED ON OOK   Present Switchmen's Trouble Probably First to Be Praésented,

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD NAMED   President Announces Person: nel of Body to Have Final Word in Rail Disnutes.   LABOR LEADERS PLEASED

LABOR, CAPITAL AND THE PUBLIC  ~ REPRESENTED   Senate Expected to Confirm Nominations Today--Have Authority to Settle All Railroad Disputes.

PAGO-PAGO GOVERNOR IN BAD   House Stoned by Mob—Wilson Asked to Investiaate Administration.

STONE PAGO-PAGO GOVERNOR   Samoans Sign Petition, Asking Wilson to Probe the Adminisiretion of Terhune. ‘

MAY ISSUE CALL SOON FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Governor Goodrich Likely t Make Call Next Week For Legislature.

JAPAN- HITS: AT--HISSIONARIES   Says Christianity Should Be Preached To Natives of California Inatead of to Japanese.

JAPANESE MAY COME HERE TO DISCUSS AIMS   Viscounts Kaneko and Shibuzaw: Would Study Situation  Over Immigration.

C. OF C. BACK  ~ CONGRESSMEN _ -ANDSENATORS   Organized Labor Will Wield Ax On Ail Who Supported Esch-Cummins Transportation Law.-- 3000 Businessmen Attending Sessions At Atlantic City.

BALLOT BATTLE AGAINST LABOR I) ADVOCATER   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Asked to Oppose Unions’ Program for Flections

ASKS LABOR BALLOT BOX Be DEFEATED   G. A. Post Warns U. S C. of C. Against the Union Plan.

Ballot Box Contest With Labor Proposed   Speaker Appeals to U.S. Chamber of fommerce Delegates to Back  S ecw tas Band cote

BATTLE LABOR AT THE BALLOT BOXES   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AD. VISED TO DEFENO CON. GRESSMEN WHO VOTED FOR RAILROAD LAW

A BALLOT BOX BATTLE WITH LABOR = ARGANIZAITONS   Proposed at Convention of Busines: Men to Defend Senators and Con— GreSsmen Who Voted for Esch Cummings Law. ,

AGGIES WERE VICTORS-IN AN: NUAL CONTEST THIS MORNING      BRADLEY 1S HIGH MAN:   Pentathlon Winner Garnered- 18%: Points for the Kansas Team 417 Today 2 pat      Kansas Team Took the Relay Bat Lost the Meet By Score of. 55's to 5574 i

NOSED OUT K. U. IN TRACK MEET TODAY   AGGIES WERE VICTORS-IN AN: NUAL CONTEST THIS MORNING   BRADLEY IS HIGH MAN   Pentathlon Winner Garnered 17% Points for the Kansas Team .~ Today Be oe   Kansas Team Took the Relay But Lost the Meet By Score of \~ 5 '% to 55°45

FAST AND WEST FREIGHT HAMPERED BY STRIKE AT LARGE RAILROAD CENTERS

UNCALLED STRIKES OPREADING FAO! SAYS TODAYS REPOR]   TODAY WILL DECIDE FATE OF ONE OR OTHER.   BROTHERHOODS STRIVING AGAINST STRIKERS.  on   Railroad Managers Giving Brofherhoods Today in Which to Restore Normal Conditions or Import Strike Breakers.

Brotherhoods in Grave Danger of Losing Their Control of Members, —   MORE MEN WALKING OFF THE JOB DAILY   Test of Strength Between,   Union Officials and Out  laws Comes Today.

Switchmen Walk Out at Buf falo, Kansas City, Los Angeles and Other Strategic Points—Predicted Others Will Join Soon—Union Heads Work to Avert Gen areal Tio.1in.

BROTHERHOOD’S “OUTLAW” UNION   This the Last Day for Men to Return

STRIKE TEST® TODAY   ei  . * hall HAVE. RAILROAD HROTHER“HOODS GONE TO TTECES?   Today Probably Wiil Determine if Old Organizations Have Lost Centro! of Members.

TROUBLE SPREADS  3 Men and Crews Out at Points From Buffalo to Los Angeles,

WILL FIND STRENGTH OF RAILROAD UNIONS       AL. STRIKE SWEEPING COUNTRY WELL PROVIDE  rs

FRIDAY TO SHOW WHETHER CHIEFS CAN CONTROL MEN   ‘Illegal’ Strikes Have Spread Across The Country.

‘Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Lines Affected by Ac.  _ tion of Rebel Yardmen’s Association, Newly Formed,  _ With Men Quitting in Kansas City and Los Angeles; Movement Reaches Almost Fram Caact ta Caact

Switchmen at Strategic Poldts Are Also Leaving. Work.      STRIKE NOT “AUTHORIZED”   Many of The Workers Adm , sThey're Tired of The Old i Organizations:

Railroad Brotherhoods And “Outlaw” Unions Test Power   Strikes Held Hlegal by Brotherhoods Spread From Buffalo to Los Angeles—Some 15,000 Men Are Out,  Others Consider Joining—Chicago Feels Pinch.

GENERAL TIE-UP OF. HATIONS.. TRAFFIC SEEMS PROBABLE   Unless Brotherhood Heads’ Prove Able to Control Men: Who Have Gone Out.

"ILLEGAL" STRIKES THREATEN TO TIE UPR. R. SERVICE OF COUNTRY   Crucial Point of Struggle for Supremacy Between “Outlaw” Unions and Recognized Unions Expected to Be Settled Today—Strike List Runs Into Many Thousands—Chicago Is Facing Serious Food Shortage.

POWER OF R. RB. BROTHERHOOD TOBE DECIDED   Today Crucial in Fight with “Outlaws” as Strike Grows.

IN WALKOUI        er Oe ae   Spread - ‘of vutlaw Strikes : ‘Threaten ‘Control: of “Linon Heads:   NEW UNIONS SPRING  ~UP ALi OVER NATION

RAIL BROTHERHOOD TEST STRENGTH 10 as NSIREENTS  REA PyoR i n0 GX ron: 5   In Chicago 8,000 000 Men Are Out, Freight Service Reduced AQ Percent.

SPREAD OF SWITCHMEN WALKOUT THREATENS CONTROL OF LEADERS   East and West Bound Traffic Across Continent Affected and Thousands of Chicago Steck Yard Employes Are Made lIdle—25,500 May Quit Jobs in New York.

NOW GAMBLERS GO ON STRIKE   DEMAND $15 PER DAY INSTEAD OF TEN WHILE CHINESE FILL THEIR PLACES.   (Rw Associated Press Leased Wire.)

GAMBLERS GO ON A STRIKE   American Gamsters at Auga Prieta  Want Hicher Werec

tho gavel FROM BURNING PI]   Trapped for More Than Hour in Crescent Mine Near Peoria.

KNOX! COUNTY PUSHING WHITE RIVER PROJECT   Rivet ’B ttem Farmers Across River y Along: Their Work of Orgnnization. :

WEST VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.   Pemocratic Nominee for Vice Pres: * Japnev to Muke Speeches There.

ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK IN WEST VIRGINIA TOWNS   William G. McAdoo Will Come © This State for Address on Davy Before Election.

CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT   Leads 10 Arrest of Retiring Treasurer of Warren, Obiv,

WALREN, OHIO CITY OFFICIAL STOLE $50,000   Served as City Treasurer for Sixteen Years—Chief of Police Says Man Made a Full Confession.

CITY TREASURER OF WARREN, OHIO TAKES 50,000   Confesses To Embezzlement Of City Funds

FIGHT AGAINST REACTION WON    Cox Confident of Victory as Campaign Nears Close   PEOPLE ARE NOT DECEIVED   Gréat Storm of Sentinient for Leatue Sweeping Nation

Statement by Gov. J. M. Cox   Democratic Candidate for President

COX CONFIDENT HIS PARTY IS TO WIN BATTLE   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SAYS VICTORY FOR PEACE AND PROSPERITY SURE

SENATOR HARDING   And Concludes “That the Enites States WII Enter the League of Natlens—

SOUL OFULS.  e.   SAYS AMERIVA WILL NOT FOR GET THE PLEDGE To) eS SULBIER DEAD      WILL XOT BREAK FAITH WIth THE ibie WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES

GOV: COX THIS . WHY HE’LL WIN   By GOV. JAMES M. COX Democratic Candidate for President (Copvrieht. 19°0)

EMBARGO-ON IMPORTS.   Plan. Being ‘Considered for’ Wool, > Cereals and Cattle.

EMBARGO ON IMPORTS,   Man Being Considered for Wool, Cereals and Cattle.

TO START SECOND — WELL THIS WEEK   H. 0. DICK OF GRIDLEY WILL BRING RIG TO LAWRENCE FIELD   Workmen Caught Lost String of Tools Today in First Gas Well In Field ©   As Soon as Well Is Cleared, Third Well Will Start at North of Structure

- 0. DICK OF.GRIDLEY WILE  BRING RIG ‘TO LAWRBOoONCE KIBTT —   Workmen Caught aught Lost String a Tools Today in First ‘Gas Well In. Field ©   As {Soon as Well Is. Cleared Third Well Will Start at North of Structure

CONFERENCE TODAY FOR EMERGENCY TARIFF PROGRAM   House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees to Aid Farmers.   WAR FINANCE CORPORATION

rh Imi      Republicans Say There Is a Clamor for It Now   DINGLEY RATES   a FS ae Se NO Eee ee  May ‘Turn Back Clock; Karly Action Is l-orecast

TARIFF PROGRAM TO BE FORMULATED   PLACING OF EMBARGO FOR RELIEF OF FARMERS EXPECTED,   Banking Committee Favors Reso: lution. to Relieve War Finance Corporation.

AEADJUSTMENT OF TARIFF WILL AID FARMERS, CLAIM   SENATE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, WITH OPEN CON. VERENCE TODAY.

Reenactment of Portions of Dingley Tariff Being Talked of by More Radical   URGE IMMEDIATE ACTION   Ways and Means Committee and Finance Committee In ‘Joint Session

FRAME TARIFF CHANGES TO HALT PRICE DROP   Senate Committee to Formulate ' Emerg)ncy Program Today to  Help Farmers,

PLAN EMERGENCY RELIEF MEASURE   Congressional Branches Expec' To Devise Immediate Tariff  Legislation.

EMBARGO TARIFF ON FARM PRODUCE 15 CONGRESS PLAN   Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees Meet Today and Map Program.

TO GIVE RELIEF TO FARMERS   Emergency Tariff Legislation Proposed By Sotons.   QUICK ACTION KELD NECESSARY

ANSWER 10 Re MEN IS DIIPTIC TODAY   Director Gen. Hines t  Make Announcement on 7 Tahor Demands   noo. fs FACTOR   lMen Asking Demands Because of Failure to Lower Costs

OIL OPERATOR BOOMED FOR VICE PRESIDENCY    Friends of Edward Doheny Claim  Support in Three Statcs— Lane Backs Move.

OIL: OPERATOR ASPIRES "TO VICE PRESIDENCY   Friends of Franklin K. Lane Begin Ac ‘tive Campaign. for Selection of ao ¥. Dehony

'NAVY SEAPLANE DISABLEL   ' Drifts Ashore With All Members on Roard Safe.

WANAMAKER’S PLANE AND OCCUPANTS SAFE   Washed Ashore Near Vero, Fla., North of MiamiFive Members of Wealthy Colony on Board

NAVY SEAPLANE IS FOUND.   Overdue Machine Drifts Ashore— All  Aboard Safe.

LODGE CALLS HIS COMMITTEE   Special Meeting of Foreign Relations Body Summoned for a Special Conference.

COAL STRIKE PUTS LLOYD-GEORGE GOVERNMENT IN SERIOUS POSITION   With Mines and Depesdest lndustries Paralyzed, Transport Workers. and Rail Men Will Present Dewands-~ Only Quick Settlement With Miners Can Prevest Paralysis Spreadine.

KAANIAN COMMANDER JOINS BOLSHEVIK) AND IS GIVEN BIG POSITION   DIRECTS THE SOVIET CAMPAIGN AGAINST GENEKAL WRANGEL'S RUSSIAN FORCES,

ANTL-RED GENERAL ~ JOINS: BOLSHEVIKI   Malmo’ Deserts. Gen. Wrangell: For ' Soviet “Command; Wevkand et Weneal’.

General Makno Joins Bolshevist:      Has Been Leadiys Ukrainian Moree: Against Russians, But Now Join: Soviet Arniy,

WILSON WORKS HARD. DESPITE. - HEALTH WOES   PRESIDENTS RECOVERY. “is ~GARDED #5 ‘REMARKABLE . UNDER. CIRCUMSTANCES

PRAISE FOR TWo PRESIDENTS,   Hurding Paye Tribute te Roane vel and Wek inie«.

UiGES UNITED NATIONALISM   Senator Harding Delivers an Ad. dress at Cleveiani,   SEES ANGTHER BIG WO3K 7000

HARDING LAUDS THEO ROOSEVELT AND M’KINLEY   Says They Were Authors 0 New €ra Of National Ad vancement.   National Unity And New Life Mentioned.

Declares Former Heads ~of Nation: Leaders‘in “Wey Kea        SAYS-WORLD. IN  NEED OF AMERICA   Nominee Declares His Ambitior! Ts to Keep™ -. Nation Tintted

LL SE" (Contmued on Page Eight.)   ROOSEVELTS POLICIES PRAISED BY HARDING, WHO PAID TRIBUTE TO AMERICA’S FORMER LEADER

HARGING RESURRECTS ROOSEVELT AND IATKINLEY JN SPEECH’ HN GLEVELAND

Pays Tribute to Roosevelt and McKinley—— Spiritual Glory of America Developed Under Their Leadership——His Ambition is to Carry Forward Their Great Work

PAYG A TRIBUTE TOT. ADOSEVELT   Harding Addresses Great Crowd in Cleveland  PRAISE FOR McKINLEY   s Mingled with Eulogy of Roosevelt on Latter’s Anniversary. Sees Another Great Work Ahead in Promoting Understanding Among Peoples that Shall Draw All

HARDING LAUDS ROOSEVELT ATHS   Senator Also Acclaims McKinley as Author of a New Era of  National Development   TELLS QF AMBITIONS   . ‘Day in Cleveland is Deveted to Ad. vocacy of a ‘‘Retern to Constitutional Government’’

Declares Former Heads ~——~of- N ation-Leaders-i in “New Era   SA¥S~WORLD: IN  NEED.OF AMERICA   Nominee iDeclares His Ambitior, Is to Keep™ . Nation United

a Awakened ard Fostered by Roosevelt ‘and. McKinley—Re + publican Leader in Cleveland Pleads Far Support of Con+ sfutlonad Government— Nation Can ‘Wake No. Mistake WW Continuance of  Policies Framed in. Days of McKinley:

'MEXICO WILL ABOLISH EMBASSY AT WASHINGTON AS AN ‘AFFRONT I$ REPORT: BONILLAS 1S SILENT

MEXICAN EMBASSADOR WILL NOT DISCUSS    Refuses to Comment on News paper Report That He Had Been Recalled.

ISSUBS CAUSTIC ARRAIGNMENT OF INFLUENCE THAT ARE Se PPORTING HARDING   BACKED BY MOTLEY ARRAN   Pevclares That Groups Backing Harding Would Bring Crimson Blush to an American,—Fu Route to Detroit Where He Speaks Tonight.

COXTO SPEAK AT MARION, 0   Harding's Home Town—A Short Dis tance From the Front Porch,

COX TO VISIT HOME TOWN OF HIS OPPONEN   Democratic Nominee Scheduled to Stop Off in Marion for a Speech.  7

HAMMERS HARDING'S BACKERS   WOW, COX SAYS THEY BRING THE BLUSH OF SHAME ‘TU AN AWERICVAN   MUNITIONS MAKERS ARE WORKING  FOR Winnine

COX 10 SPEAK IN HARDING'S TOWN   His Quost for Votes Leads Dem ccratic Oandidate to Invade Marioz..

DECLARE FOSTER WC BERIND STRIKE   Department of Justice Claims Have Proof.   BEGAN WORK IN CHICAGO   Deviston Reached by Gabinent to: Beek Solution. Through Publication of Motives Ae bind Walkout—ofetale Bo fieve Time Has Kot Arrive for Direet Action, :

0 THOUSAND FARMERS PLACE K AGAINST MON-PRODUCERS      Declare Laber Unions\ Middlemen, High Wages, Profiteers and Lure of City to’ Be Responsible for High Cost of Living 

40,000 FARMERS MAY QUIT WORK         Coavie to Hire Help Except at. Sky Tch - Wage, Growers Protest:  Against Low Return ae

STATE CONTROL      Of Coal Industry Wats Started Today In Indiana,

STARTS EXPERIMENT " IN STATE CONTROL   Indiana Coal Bill Becomes Operative Today and Eschbach is Put at Head of Commission   COMPANIES TO BE EXAMINED

Hunting Tigers Is Less Dangerous Than French Politics—Clemenceau .

Would Prefer Hunting ‘Tig in India to Becoming Pi * dent-of Fragce

This ty allinbaatadneqgensiamiinestmnians  AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR SAVED CREW

SIX MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED IN OL oUt PENGING AT HOUSTON   BASED ON ALLEGED FAILURE 7 DELIVER MEXICAN CRUDE OIL AT TWO DOLLARS,

FILE 36,000,000 DAMAGE SUM   Charges Failure to Carr; Out Agreement to Sell: 10,000 Bhls. of Oil

PERSHING ACCEPTS FRENCH AWARD TODAY   tighest. Honor Bestowed Bi Allied Government,

EVIDENCE MAY WARRANT CRIMINAL PROSECUTION OF SOX   MEDAILLE MILITAIRE IS GIVEN PERSHING

“FLU” SPREADING IN CHICAGO: 149 DEATHS   Estimated one person in every Ten in City is Victim—Whiskey Neither Cure or Preventive Says Health Officer.

CHICAGO'S FLU IS SPREADING   BOOZE 1S NOT NECESSARY SAYS THE HEALTH OFFICER,

Brown Wanta te He Rend-y.   PRESIDENT-ELECT AGAIN IS BACK AT HIS MARION HOME   Ready to Begin Actual Con structive Work on Future Policies.

HARDING RETHENS TOHIS HOME TOWN   Ready to Begin Actual Work on Policies of His Administration.

HARDING WILL HOLD LEAGUE CONFERENCES AT HOME WEXT WEEK   A Number Senators Expect. ed in Marion for Discussions.

HARDING GOES — HOME TO MAKE READY FOR WORK   Having Felt Pulse of Politi cians, He Will Proceed io Use Ideas.

HARDING READY TO START FRAMING HIS POLICIES   Felt Out Opinions on Many Subjects While in Washington and  Declares He Is Pleased With The Results.

HARDING READY TO BEGIN ACTUAL WORK ON POLICIES   is Well Pleased With Talks  With Republican Leaders During Recent Visit: in Washington

HARDING BACK AT HIS MARION HOME ONCE MORI   President-Elect Is Muck Pleased with Result of Conferences in Wash ington.

HARDING IS BACK IN MARION   President-Elect Ready for the Constructive Work——More Conferences Next Week.

HARDING FACES CONSTRUCTIVE POLICY PERIOD   With Vacation — Trip Over President-elect Will Settle Down to Grind.   BELIEVES PARTY UNITY  WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING BACK TO MARION IS WORKING ON CABINET AND PEACE TREATY   Harding Declares He Will Conduct the Government on a Peace Basis at Home and Will Not Adhere to Autocratic Rule in His Future Policies.

HARDING READY 10 START HARD WORK   To Take Up Problems of Administration

HARDING RETURNS TO MARION   AFTER HIS VACATION TRIP TO TEXAS ANI TROPICS.   President-elect to Begin  ~ Actual Work on His Policies and the Forming of a Cabinat.

HARDING (S PLEASED WITH GAPITAL VISI   Arrives in Marion Today— Works. on Administration  Paligiac.

RETURNS FROM VACATION TRIP   President- Elect Harding Now Back in Marion. Plans Conferences

HARDING NOW PREPARING FOR ADMINISTRATION   Gives First Attention Upon Return Home to Mass of Correspondence.

PRESIDENT-ELECT BACK HOME   Senator Harding Reaches Marion Ready for More Conferences.

HARDING READY 10 TAKE UP TASKa OF CABINET BUILDING   Back in Marion, Says Ideal o  “Party Government Coming  Thru. Conferences.

HARDING BEEING PLANS FOR FUTURE   Vacation Closes, He Studies National Problems

Harding Declares He Will Conduct the Govern: ment on a Peace Basis at Home and Will Not Adhere to Autocratic Rule in His Future Policies.

HARDING PLEASED WT HIS VISIT TO CAPITA   Believes His Ideals of.Party Gov ernment Furthered By Talks There.

HARDING BEGINS — FRAMING POLICY   President-Elect Ready For Actual Work.:   FELT OUT OPINIONS UPON MANY TOPICS   Sentiment Favors Association of Nations.

HARING READY FOR INTENOHE WORK OY POLI)   RETURNS TO MARION AND PRE. PARES POR SERIES OF COS. FERENCES WITH LEADERS.

RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF GERMAN MONARCHY NOT IMPOSSIBLE IF KAISER RETURNS   Allies Note Gives Holland the Alternative of Sending Him Away and not Letting Him Return to Europe—Germany Will Not Give up War Guilty.

GERMANS RALLY T@ WAR GUILT)   Open Defiance to Demands 0 Allies for Surrender of Military Leaders Grows.   WILL FIGHT SURRENDER

TOSURRENDER ACCUSED GUILTY   GERMANS WOULD NOT LET THR TRAIN CROSS FRONTIERS SAYS GUSTAV NOSKE.   “And I Would Not Order Them Shot By Our Troops,” the Minister of Defense in Egbert Goverm ment Asserted_

TO NUMBER CASS ROADS   County Engineer to Supervise Marking of Primary. Highways.

Annunzio Forces Fought From. Houses, Blew Up Minoo ta Stan Revilars.

FIERCE FIGHTING BETWEEN ~ DPANRUNZIO’S TROOPS AND {TALIAN REGULARS   Legionaries Set Fire to Powder ae in Woods Near Fiume — Italian Regulars ? Continue to Advance.

WOULD OUST REDS FROM ASIA   Japan to Propose Action to Check the Spread of Bolshevism.

bUNGHLoo FACED HEAVY PRUGHAN   General Plan Is to Limit Ses sion to Necessary Routine, if Possible.   Foremost Among Pleas Ar Those of Farmers ano 8usiness Men of Nation.

obit GONGRER WET MONTY FOR LAST TIME   Leaders Will Seek to Limit Session’s Activities to Routine Matters   “ARMERS AND BUSINESS MAKE CHIEF DEMANDS   REPUBLICANS PLAN ‘ro Ap. PEASE THE  DISSATESP TED WITH PROMISE: OF ACTION AT NEXT SESSION,

FOUND DEAD IN ATTIC AFTER 20 YEARS’ SEARCE   The Skeleton of Indianapolis Woman Discovered by Workmen.

SOLVE 20-YEAROLD MYSTERY   Indianapolis Girl’s Body 1: Found in Attic of Old Hospital.

PREVOST AGAIN QUESTIONED AS MURDER SUSPECT   Declines To Add Further T Previous Statement

Kansas City Reports Grain Grower: of Southwest Generally Disreward Strike.

WHEAT PRICES DROPPING OFF © IN SOUTHWEST   ACCEPTANCE OF GRAIN BY THE DEALERS REPORTED AS LARGE AS EVER

EXPECT BIG YEAR IN ROAD PAVING   Ninety Counties in Iowa Have Out Ined Primary Systems and Will Improve Highways

EXPECT A BIG YEAR   MUCH ACTIVITY TO BE. SHOWN IN ROAD BUILDING   LARGE SUMS ARE TO BE SPENT   Ninety lowa Counties Have Outlined Primary Highway System.—Hard Surfacing’ Projects Have Been Ap. proved in Twenty-six Counties.

Turks Order Armenians to Accept Mohammedan Faith   Jopy of Secret Pact Reaches U. S. Telling of Plan to Forcibly Convert Few Non-Deported and Survivors Of Persecuted Race to Islam—First of Sufferers Of Outrages Has Arrived in America.

Forcible Conversion to Islam is Ordered in Armenian District   ARMENIAN VICTIM OF TURKISH DEPORTATION WAS ON TERROR MARCt

Maryland Senator's Resolu ion, Is Referred 10 Foreign Relations Committee   PEACE PACT RESERVATIONS UF

HENRY CONVICTED -IN PERJURY CASE   New York Polide Inspector Who Boss. ed Tenderloin District Guilty of Swearing Falsely

CONVICT POLICE INSPECTOR   New York Member of Force tone steted ef Periersy.

FRANCE MAKES UP WITH VATICAR   Government Will Send Ambassador   Chamber’s Vote 387 to 198 Supporting Policy   Seek Aid of ‘Great Mora. Force,’ Says Premier

UNCLEAN LINEN COMING.   Howard County Sending Score of Biverce Suits Here,

RANKS OF HARD COAL STRIKERS GAIN STRENGTH   Insurgent Leaders Report Strike Spreading in District No. 1; Com. pany Officials Say No Change in Situation.   Secretary of Labor Wilson Seeks the Aid Men With Experience in th Handiing of Strikes in Acting or the Anthracite Affair,

STRIKE OF MINERS {9 SPREADING   Anthracite Mines Are Still Idle   CONTRACT IS SIGNED   “Vacationists” Rank: Are Growing

STRIKE SPREADS   Vacation Strike. of Harc Coal Miners Continues to Spread Today   Was Signed Between the Workers and Operators —Trying to Settle It

THE VACATION MINERS STRIKE 1S SPREADINC   Secretary of Labor Wilson Calls Commisstons of Conciliation to Washington,

WRANGEL CAPTURES KHARKOV   Anti-Boishevik Leader Takes Impor. tant Town and Cuts Red Com. munications,

WRANGEL CAPTURES KHARKOV   = eae Anti-Belshevik” “Leader Takes impor. tant Town and Cuts Red Com. munications.

DALLA WOMAN Mone Dunno MNONICHT BEVEL   MULLET FROM GUN OF NEW YEN CELEBRATOR sTRUCK HER AS SHE LAY IN BED.

SERIDUSLY URED IN DALLA   NEW YEAR CELEBRATORS THERE RAISED CAEN IN GRAND OLD FASHION,   BULLETS THROUGH ROOF:   Live Newtves Arrested in Connectios With Wounding of Mrs, J. D. (lien by a Stray Bullet,

ONE WOMAN: WAS WOUNDED   Many Others Narrowly Escaped Injury During Celebration

DOLLARA-YEAR EN SEE BRIGHT FUTURE   OPTIMISTIC OPINIONS AT RE" UNION OF LEADERS WHO ‘HELPED WIN WAR.

READJUSTMENT PROCESS PROCEEDS SATISFACTORIL   Industrial and Commercia Leaders Optimistic but Also  Qanearvativea.

$1.A YEAR MEN MEET IN WASHINGTON RE-UNION   Organization Formed to Retain Pleasant Associations During War.

SHEBOYGAN CROATIAN LOSES PASSAGE COIR   TWO SMOOTH CONFIDENCE MED TAKE $1100.00 AWAY FRO NICK DUMLIJA

SMOOTH CONFIDENCE MEN ROB FELLOWMAN   Sheboygan Police Looking for Palr Who Took $1,400. -

SAY PRICE OF GINNING COTTON SHOULD BE CUT   FARMERS SHOULD BE ENCOUR AGED TO GIN STAPLE AND SELL IT AS DEMAND CALLS

———E——EE ieee eee ene eenennne,  TREATY SIDETRACKED FOR RAILROAD BILL IN SENATE

PEACE TREATY FIGHT BLOCKED IN SENATI   Railroad Bill Is Given Right of Way Until Definite Action Has Been Taken

PEACE TREATY FIGHT — IS SIDETRAGKED   Irreconcllables Block Modification of Reservations, —

ATTACK YOUNG WOMEN GLERKS   Three Troops of Military Or dered Out to Quell Strike Riots.

Three Men Are Shot and More than Score Injured in Clash that Lasted Throughout Morning

TROOPS WERE ~ “ORDERED OUT   Women Workers Were Attacked by Strike .  yvmpathizers

UALLO MIILIT  TU olUP algTS AMONG STRIKERS   WOMEN STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS ) PULL HAIR OF STRIKEBREAKING STENOGRAPHERS,

SEVEN INJURED ~ IN STRIKE RIOT ~ CIRLS- MAULE!   Stenographers Refuse” tc _ Walk Out and Are Roughdae Dandtad.

TROOPS CALLED DUTT QUEL STRIKE AIDTS   Three Persons Are Shot and ~ Score Injured in Rhode Island Town

Strike “-Sympathizers: — Attack Guards at: National India ue her Co. Plant. °°. =

TROOPS CALLED OUT. 10  GHEEK STRIKE ‘BIOTIN   Bristol, B. L, Scéne of Blood; : Battle, Between’ Strikers ‘wart Guards Today.   BINTERS ATTACK WOMEN

CALLS TROOPS TO QUELL RIOT IN BRISTOL, R.    Rhode Island Governor Pro claims State of Insurrection.

UT TROOPS TO SETTLE RIOTS      SPENOGRAPHERS GET THETD HAI PULLED BY STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS

TO QUELL RIOT IN BRISTOL, R.    Rhode Island Governor Pro claims State of Insurrection.

MILITIA CALLED Ao THREE OIE Ih OTAIKE BLOT   Rhode Island Governor [i Mov to Quell ‘Insur rection’

TOWN IN STATE OF INSURRECTION   ‘Rioting by Strikers in Rhode Is« land Necessitates Call For Troops,   ATTACKED YOUNG WOMEN

WOMEN CLERKS   State Troops Called Out by Rhode Island Governor After Bristol ‘Insurrection.”

CALL TROOPS TO QUELL STRIKERS   Younc Women Clerks ef Rubber Company Attacked by Strike Svimpathiers

THREE PERSONS SHOT IN RIO]   Bristul in State of Insurrection Trew. hie Between. Strikers aud Deétectives.

/BRESTOL; RHODE ISLAND 1S UNDER. MARTIAL LAW   Governor Beekman Fxsues Prochemation Decluring Town in Stare of Insurrection,

STRIKERS ATTACK GIRL EMPLOYES OF BRISTOL FACTORY   Governor Sends Troops to Re  store Order. National India  Rubber Co. Shut. Down Three Weeks by Strike.

RIOTING Al RUBBER PLANT   Iwo Men Shot by GuardsNumber Are Injured   Two Shot by Guards

TROOPS! CALLED. .” TO Cane RIOTS   Bristol, R. I. Declared In State of Tritt mréétion” As: Result: of =~ . “> Strike Disorder. — .

2 ae bia NOOSEVELT GOMIN          Vice Presidential Cantidate to Be _ Here Next Friday.  -

ROOSEVELT COMING.   : wemaeedemmmemce: 4d Vice Presidential Candidate to B Here Next Friday. }

CHICAGO CAMPAIGN AGAINST INFLUENZ HAS BEEN STARTE.   Large Number of Cases  Malady Makes Drastic. A tion to Prevent Recurren’ Of the Epidemic Necessat  Qa _ ee

Old Donimion Liner Cracked and Storm Battered Abandoned Except by Two First Officers.

LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR SuIP   Old Dominion Liner Princess Anne  Being Slowly Submerxed.

¢300,000,000 May Be Added To Fuel Bill    Keeommendation for Inercased Wages - to Miners Will Result in Boosting the Price of Conl To Consumers

‘ts Sao   Coal Operators Assertéd Report ed Raise in Wages . Cost Millions}: is

PEOPLE WILL PAY IF WAGE      Coal Operators Estimate  $300,000,000 Added to Public Coal Bill.   REPORTS OF COMMISSION TO BE GIVEN OUT SOON   White Writing Minority Report Favoring Greater Increase ic Miners.

NATION’S COAL BILL. — GROWS $300,000,000 DECLARE OPERATORS   Men Claiming to Know Provisions of Commission Report Make Assertions on Increases -

RECOMMEND MORE _ ~ PAY FOR MINERS   “By Ralph F.- Couch,” United:-Press: ’ Staffff Correspondent] 

SFE INCREASE IN NATION'S COAL BILL   INCREASE  $300,000,000   DPERATORS SAY REPORT OF NA TIONAL COMMISSION RECOM. MENDS WAGE RAISE WHICH  WILL MEAN INCREASED COST TO CONSUMER

OPERATORS SAY COML BILL WILL BF GIVEN ROOST   Recommendations of Coa Commission Said to Add $300,000,000 Annually   OPERATORS SAY 11 PER CENT RAISE IS FAVOREL   LABOR MEMBER OF COMMIs.SION REFUSES TO SIGN MIN. ORITY REPORT FORWARDED TO PRESIDENT WILSON,

FRENCH R. R. WORKERS UPPOSE INTERVENTION IN POLAND — WILL STRIKE

AID POLES   French and British Labor Threatens Strike if Allies Give Material Aid in Fight Against Soviet.   BRITISH AND RUSSIAN "FLEETS PUT TO SEA   Squadrons Are Reported Nearing Each Other in Baltic; Bolshevild Crash on Toward Polish Capital.

PARCAGHT TAIL ieAT WOGRERS WILL STRIKE RATHER THAN HAN TRGEPS TO PALIN   FEELING IS) VERY STRONG DT FRANCE AGAINST INTERVEN. TION AGAINST SOVIETS.

FRANCE DOESN'T WANT A WAR   Railmen Say They Will Strike If Government Attempts to Transport Troops to Poland.

FRENCH RAILROAD TRUCKS TO POLANI   Threaten to Strike if Called Upon; Unfavorable to Polish Intervention.

UeAdt GOTTON IMPORTATION   DECISION HAS NO PRECEDENT IN HISTORY OF THE LANCASHIRE INDUSTRY   Spinners Sav Situation Created By Fall In Exchange Is Most Serious One

COTTON SITUATION I ENGLAND 1S SERIOUS   DECISION TO CEASE IMPORTATIONS UNPRECEDENTED IN. LANCA’ SHIRE TRADE.

BE HANDLED BY STATE   EXPERTS ADVISE IT WOULD BE DISASTROUS TO SHUT OF PRODUCTION OF WELLS.

RICHARDSON MADE BISHOE   Brooklyn Divine Successfw on Ballot Announced Today.

Half. Million Expended. This Year in War-Torn European . Countries

DR. RICHARDSON ELECTED BISHOP   Brooklyn Minister’s Appoint.  ment Made Known At Conference Of Methodists.

0. KS 7 DRY CANDIDATES   Anti-Saloon Head Tells Voters How to Cast Their Ballots.

ANTI-SALOONERS FAVOR BIG SEVEN   HOOVER, WOOD, LOWDEN, HUGHES, McADOO, POINDEXTER, BRYAN IN DRYS’ GOOD GRACES

DAYS APPROVE 7 CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT   Harding, Johison, Edwards and Cox Omitted From Favored J ict   Announcement Taken to Indi cate Fioht Will Be Made

SEVEN PLEASE DRYS   Presidential Candidates Approved by Antisaloon League.

CANIBTEATE:     APPROVIE   Anti-Saloon Lengue Vicks Favor. ite Candidates 5

DRYS 0. K. 7 FOR PRESIDENT   Approve of Hoover, Wood, Lowden, McAdoo, Hughes, Poindexter and Bryan. -

DEPUTY KILLED BY MANIAC   Ilinois Officer Succumbs to Wound ane flicted by. Insane Man Who Ter. rorized Town Three Days.

236 MURDERS BY BELA KUN CHARGED AT TRIAL   HUNGARIAN HIGH COURT TO RENEW DEMAND FOR EXTRADITION OF COMMUNIST.

HUNGARY DEMANDS KUN FROW AUSTEI   Former Dictator Found Guilly of 236 Murders and 19 Robberies

NEGOTIATIONS FOR COMPROMISE BEGIN   Bipartisan “Round-Table” Conference is Held.   NO AGREEMENTS REACHED

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PHMPRGWIS HERI      Bipartisan “Round-Table” Contference is Held, :   NO AGREEMENTS REACHED

EASY TG CATCH AUTO SPEEDERS   Washington Officers Might Try the Athens, Ohio, Plan of Stoping Fast Drivers.

PROFITEERS IN CLOTHING ARE FINED $55,000   Utica, N. Y., Corporation Punished to Full Limit of the Law   GUILTY ON 11 COUNTS   “SHOULD GO TO PRISON” JUDGE SAYS BUT CORPORATION LAW PREVENTS [IT

~~ FINED $55,000   “SHOULD GO TO PRISON” sUDOK SAYS BUT CORPORATION LAW PREVENTS (er

THREATEN DEATH 10 RED AGENTS   SOVIET REPRESENTATIVE HERE TOLD TO BURN ALL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY

SOVIET DOCUMENTS REVEAL AED PLAN FOR UW. 5, CAMPAIGN   Death Threatened to Any Bolshevist Revealing Revolutionary Details.

SOUGHT TO TIE UP INDUSTRY   Part of Revolutionary Plans of So viet Gevernment.

‘“BUGE SUMS OF MONEY SENT FROM RUSSIA TO AID MOVEMENT TO SUBVERT THIS GOVERNMENT AND SET UP THE SOVIET FORM.

ORIGINAL SOVIET “GROERS ARE SEIZE   REVOLUTIONS IN AMERICA AND IN THE ORIENT ' PLANNED,

NOTES OF HARDIN ~~ C0. FARM BUREAU   Activities Of The Association Of Th Farmers Of ‘The County  ’   INTERESTS ARE VARIED   Count Agent Gives Notes On The Work Of The Farm  Bureau

FINLAND WILL _ MEET SOVIETS      ‘Ready to Start Peace Negotiations With Bolsheviki,

White Report Favors 35 Per Cent Increase in Mine Wages as Well as Shorter Work-Da

MINOR REPORT  - FILED IN COAL CONTROVERSY   John P. White Recommends an Increase of. 3% ' Percent in Wages and a Reduction in the _ Working Hours to the Soft Coal Miners...

MINERS REPORTS NEXT TUESDA\   THIS IS THE EARLIEST DATE AT ~. WHICH FINDINGS ARE EXPECTED

MINORITY REPIRT   Of Commissioner White i Submitted to President.

GETS MINORITY MINE REPORT   John P. White’s Statement on Bi tuminews Coal Strike Settlement Submitted te Wileen.

WANT TO SEE &. 0. P. SHOW   Republican Committee Receives 50,000 Renuescts for Seats.

50.000 ASK FOR G. 0. P. SEATS      Applications Pile tn on Republicans— Believed to Mean People Expect Big Fight.

50,000 ASK FOR G. 0. P. SEATS   Applications Pile In og R a Believed to Mean People fee Big Fight.

CAR SERVICE AT COST PLAN IN DAVENPORT   Socialist Mayor Make. Proposal — Company Readily Accepts.

HEAT STROKE, ALSO ARREST FORNEVADAN   Frank C. Kingstand Suffer: Accident and Humiliation In San Francisco

Realize Importance of. Good Understanding” with the United States

NEW LOW RECORD — IN SUGAR PRICE   Another Break Occurs at New York.

RAW SUGAR BREAKS 1-4 CENT TO 6 CENT!   New Decline Pressure Frow Other Countries Makes Drop of 17'4 Cents Since May.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HEARTILY ENDORSED BY PARTY PLATFORM   Opposition of the Republican Senate is Harshly Condemned.   ene  PRESIDENT WILSON HIGHLY COMMENDED   Conduct of the War By Dem. ocratic Administration Lauded.

BABIES SOLD WN SALT LAKE CIT)   Charges Are Made of Traffic -That is Beyond Homan Comprehension and Steps Are to Be Taken to Abate it In Future.

LITERAL SALE OF ~~ BABIES PL AIMED   Salt Lake City Judge ° Recommends Legislation To Prevent Contin---.. _uance of Traffic. meer

CHAUFFEUR PLACED. ~ UNDER ARRES}   Officials Probing Jewel Theft at Caruso’s Home,

ee  CHAUFFEUR SAYS HE 15 INNOSENT   Employe of Caruso Held in Connection With Diamond Robberv.

CARUSO CHAUFFER IS ARRESTED   Held On (Charge ef Havieg Revolver PR itheet Permit.

HOLD CHAUFFEUR IN GEM ROBBERY   Will Figure At John Dos Inquiry Into Theft of Caruso Jewels, to Be Held Friday   DENIES PART IN CRIME   Fitzgerald Says First He Knew “of Robbery Was When He Was  Awakened By the Confusion

PROBING GEM THEFT AT CARUSO HOME   Chautfour Arrested ist Having Gua ii tS Possessiga,

Assistant Treasurer Tells Probevs That Campaign Is Pushed Vicorousiy.   COX CHARGES ARE BIG HELP   Money Is Coming Easier Since} Democrat Charged Corruption, Blair Avers. 

6,0,P, HEADS DID NOT FIX QUOTAS   Blair Denies That a City List Wa: Compiied at National Headquarters

SAYS COLLEGE HEAD SHOULD ANE UP JOB   Chicago attorney blames Dartmouth president for traffic in liquor

DEMAND RESIGNATION. OF COLLEGE HEAD   Shicago Attorney Blames Dartmouth “President for Traffic in Liquor.

REED FOR RESOLUTION   ;  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM MISSOURI URGES REPUBLICAN PEACE PLAN OVER LEAGUE.

REED RENEWS HIS FIGHT ON WILSON   Advocates Passage of Republica Peace Resolution in Senate  Today

Wilson Plea for Treaty Support Termed*“Despotic and Autocratic” by Reed

VITRIOUG SLAM AT Pits, WILGGN FROM SEN. REED   HIS SPEECH UPON PEACE PACT      PREDICTS G. 0. P. BOSSES WILL COMPROMISE ON TREATY FiGHT

PEACE VOTE TODAY   it is Due ‘Late,’ This ' AfteruoonMeanwhile Democratic Senators Lambast President

WILSON IS AUTOCRATIC, DESPOTIC   Sen ator Reed of Missouri Again At. tacks Presid¢nt for His Message to Oregon Democrats.

REED ATTACKS PRES, WILSON      Declares Stand ' on Treaty Issue is Des- . potic. owes

HARDING’S SISTER GETS JOB   Mrs. Carlyn Votaw Is Appointed Head of Social Service Ocpartment of United States.

JOB FOR HARDING’S SISTER   Mrs, Votaw to Head Social! Service De. partment of U. S.

U. 3, DEADLOGKED, QUIENTIOTS TOLE   Assistant Secretary of Treasury Hits Government Plans.   WON’T LOWER COST OF LIVING   Declares Country Penny Wise, Pound Foolish and Faces Crisis—Says Many Have Turned Gamblers and Wasters.

HITS U. S. PLAN TO LOWER H.C. L   “Government Divided Against liself,” Says Assistant Secretary Leffingwell.   PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH   While Country Faces Crisis, Many Peo  ple Have Turned Gambiers and Wasters—Opposes Bonus and  Increased Pensions.

“Government Divided Against Itself,” Says Assistant Secretary Leffingwell.   PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH   While Country Faces Crisis, Many Peo ple Have Turned Gamblers and Wasters—Opposes Bonus and Increased Pensions.

TAKES NAME FROM TICKET   Woman Withdraws as < Candidate for Legislature From Tarrant

ASEBALL LEADERS HOLD CONFERENCE   LEADERS OF MOVEMENT Fon REORGANIZATION MEET AT CHICAGO MONDAY.

CANDIDATE FOR THE cY CONFERS wit ARREN HARDING  FORMER PRESIDEN aeinx W:   PLEDGES HIS SUPPOR   Hcelares the Election of Hayaing wil! Mean the Kata blishment of a Tribunal of international Justice.<— Harding Familiar With Federal Problems  —

WANTS WORLD   HAS LEGAL CASE FILLED WITH TWILL MAKE 10. URLEE. SRURSDAY NiGMT      SAYS REPS, HAVE BEEN CARE. LESS IN RAISING OF CHEIE PEED

international Court Pronne ed if Republicans Succeed in November   _EAGUE IS CALLED A PHANTOM BY HARDING   AMPRICA WOCELD RATHEL CULTIVATE OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW SOM; THAN IN EU: ROPE, SAYS HARDING

ONE OF HIS OWN   Charles Hughes, Defeated Presidential Candidate Says Harding.   WOULD PROPOSE   A. Tribunal of International Justice in Place of the League

SAYS THE SUBS WERE TOO SMAL   REAR ADMIRAL A. W. GRAN TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE.

INADEQUATE U-BOATS. TESTIFIES ADMIRAL   Yankee Submarines too Small Poor Design as to Engines,

U. 8. SUBS NOT ADEQUATE FOR WAR PURPOSES   ADMIRAL GRANT TELLS THE SENATE COMMITYIE TMEY WERE TOO SMALL   Took Two Years, He Says. o Propaganda to Get Depart ment to Build Boats. oe

SUBMARINES INADEQUATE   Took Two Years Agitation ta Wake up Secretary Daniels, Rear Admiral Says.   SUBS SMALL, FEW AND AWAY OUT OF DATE

Owners of Bonds to Get Them Back   STOLEN SECURITIES JUST RE COVERED WILL BE RETURNED TO PURCHASERS.

GOVERNMENT TO RETURN BONDS CAPTURED IN RAIDS TO RIGHTFUL OWNERS: EARLY ESTIMATE LOW

STOLENBONDS TOBE. ° RESTORED TO OWNER   ‘Treasury Department. Will Dis.  pose of Stolen Property, Re. "covered in Raids.

VERMONT PRIM ARIES TODAY   Wood and Webster Arc the Only Names on Ballot

VERMONT AND PENNSYLVANIA HOLD PRIMARIES   Little Interest Shown in . the Outcome in Either State.

Wood FOR N ATION AL ECONOMY.   Says Pablle Most Begin to Think in Willions Not Billions.

WOOD OPENS OHIO CAMPAIGN HRGES EGGN SY   Addresses Audience in Theate At Toledo.   He Recommends Changes in Taxation.

WOOD OPENS GHD CARIPA'GR UAGES ECURGIY   Addresses Audience in Theater At Toledo.  He Recommends Changes in Taxation.

GENERAL WOOD SPEAKS IN OHIC   Re ublican Candidate Fo riage Nominatior Opens F Fight In Addres  In Toled

SENATOR GUITS. CAMPAIGN EXPENSE PROBE COMMITTEE TO AVOID EMBARRASSMENT

SPENCER TH QUIT SENATE COMMITTEE   TO RESIGN AFTER QUIZ OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY EXPENSES IS COMPLETHD.

REDS ARREST YANK WORKERS:       Moscow Government Orders  4 * Against Americans for Aid te. Jews in Russi

REDS ARREST YANK WORKERS   Moscow Government Orders Actleg Against Americans for Aid to Jews in Russia.

DELEGATES FROM EIGHT UNIONS ~ ARE IN SESSION   Crucical, Convention’ Called to Orde! This Morning ‘at. Kansas City   EIGHT BIG BROTHERHOODS , REPRESENTED AT MEETING   Strike Questions Will Be Taken Uy -First—Federation Men Are in —  Pe eee. See Te

Written by ‘The Old Reliable’ Gazette’s Correspondent: Throughout the State

FRESH OCHIO NEWS   Written by ‘The Old Reliable’ Gazetie’s Correspondents Throughout the State °

CENTER UF POLITICAL TUG   Borah Continues Attacks Against Leonard Wood and Speaks for Johnson.   LOWDEN LIEUTIENANTS BUSY   Republicans Presidential Candidates “Speeding up” Before Primary Next Monday.

BORAH WAS © IN DETROIT LAST NIGH]   CALLS ON GEN, WOON TO MAKE KNOWN CONTRIBUTORS, 70 JES CARPAHIN FEUNT,   WOULD BE MOST INTERESTING STORY AMERICAN PEOPLE : EYER READ.

“ERED NAUER DEAD.               Sudden. Mttack of Peritor "- Forbid -Operntion:

MS. FRED BAUER DEAD.   Sudden Attack of Peritonitis Sunday Porbid Operation.

GRUNAU, . “OUTLAW” STRIKERS’ HEAD, __. WAS PRO.GERMAD   Was: Fired €rom Railroad Brotlier  hood for Pro-Germen: Utterances. Was Discharged by. the-C. &  N, -W. Company.

HE HAD A GRIEVANCE   John Grunan, Man Responsi-. ble for Big Strike

START OF STRIKE EXPLAINED.   Personal Grievances of Vardmastes Cenerd Switehment’s Watlthkeoaue,

BELIEVE TRUNK MURDER SULVED BY NEW ARREST   SLAIN WOMAN WAS ABOUT TO BECOME MOTHER, SAYS COP’S WIFE

COX STRONGES CAYSN, H. RICKEY   NEWS WRITER .THINKS McADOO WITHDRAWAL IS SINCERE— WILSONS HUMILIATED IF NOMINATED.

COX’ HELPED Bi  - M’ADOO MOVE   Has Best Chance of Getting Demo Nomination   WITHDRAWAL 1S SINCERE

COX LEADING SAYS RICKE’   McAdoo’s Withdrawal Sin cere; Fears Humiliation for Wilson.   COX\TO FALL HEIR TO M’ADOO STRENGTH

COX GAINS WITH NPADOO'S REFUSAL   Elimination of Former Treas ury Official Strengthens Candidacy of Governor   PALMER S CONSIDERED   Correspondent Considers th Ohio Aspirant Strongest of Those Mentioned

CARTOON CAUSES WIDE COMMENT    .  ‘Republican Committee Is Severly  Censured For Allowing Drawing Ty Be Printed.

NATION RESENTS CARTOON INSULT   FLOOD OF PROTEST FOLLOWS PUBLICATION OF SACRELIG ;   10US G. O. P, DRAWING,

5. 0. 5. CALL   Disgusting Episode of the Cartoon Printed In Current Issue Harvey's Weakley   Public of United States Understand: Sacrilegious Character of Disgusting Picture.

IAPAN PREVENTED CHANCE OF DISPUTE   Declare Anglo-Japanese Pact Framed With  U.S. in Mind

Would Remove Risk of England Becoming Involved in a Dispute Between U. S. and Japan   VISCOUNT KATO EXPONENT   In an Interview Today, He Urges Renewal of the Pact, Which Was Made in 1911

Japan Removed Risk of Great Britain Becoming Involved in Dispute Between Japan and U

JAPAN WOULD PREVENT BECOMING INVOLVED IN DISPUTE WITH U. :   Article for Turpese Inserted In Par With Englard iv 190) and Renewal Soncht,

BRITAIN OUT OF AU. S. WAR   Japanese Treaty Would Not Drag Ally ) Into Possible Conflict, Viscount Kato Declares.

The Anglo-Japanese Alliance Pact       Japan War Pact of 1911 Renewed + Bays Viscount Cato, Former For. cien Minister.

“BWENPLAGE ~ TAPANESE PAC)   Kato Reveals Significance of Provision of British Alliance  ’ Agreement of 1911; to Remiove Risk to Enoland

Japanese Treaty Would Not Drag All; Into Possible Conflict, Viscount Kato Declares.

JAPANESE HAD SAFETY FIRST CLAUSE IN PACI   Seek Renewal of Treaty Witt England Providing Englanc Was Not to Take Part !r Friction.

The Anglo-Japanese Alliance Pact   Japan Wants Pact of 1911 Renewed Says Viscount Cato, Former Foreign Minister.

THE ANGLO-JAP PACT   No Claim on Englund In Case of Jap-Amecieah Trouble. -

DEMOCRATS MAY OPEN POLITICAL BATTLE IN WEST  IN NEAR FUTURE   Cox Intimates That Some of Party's Big Guns Will Be Trained on This Part of Country Shortly,   INTEREST CENTERED IN PARLEY JULY 20   Roosevelt Probably Will Not Reach Dayton to Confer With His Running Mate Rafore Next Monday,

COX MAY INVADE WESTERN STATES   Democratic Nominee Inti mates That West May Be Campaign Battle Ground   INVITATIONS POUR IN      Interest Now Centering ott Proposed Conference With: Franklin D. Roosevelt

POLITICAL BATTLE GROUND IN WEST   Cox Receives Many Requests _ to Open Campaign This Side  of Mississippi.

COX MAY INVADE WEST.   Early Trip is” Probabl  tional Committee to Mee: Governor July 20. :

GOVERNOR COX PLANS WESTERN INVASION SOON   Nominee and Advisors Declared Favorable to Carrying Politjeal Campaign There,   CONFERENCE ON JULY 20

MAY DEVELOP WEST INT INE OF CHIEF BATTLE GROUNDS   Democratic Nominee Has Many Requests to Open His Campaign There.   ARRANGEMENTS IN HANDS OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE   ‘Date for Civic Demonstration  Planned by Dayton Chamber  ‘of Commerce Has Been ' Changed to July 30-——Roose  velt Expected Monday.

DEM. NOMINEE TO SPEAK HERE   May Come During Corn  Palace Festival in Latter J Part of September   MAY INVADE WEST   WEST EXPECTED TO BE ONE OF CHIEF BATTLEGROUNOS OF  THE CAMPAIGN

WEST MAY BECOME   Governor Cox Favorable t Many Requests to Open His Campaign in West.

BATTLE GROUND MAY BEIN WEST   Governor Gax Apparently Not Wholly Averse   To Open Politi¢al Campaign in Sunset Country but Will Await Decision of National Committee — Notification Ceremonies Probably in August—Roosevelt Expected

Californians Want Democratic Presi. dential Nominee to Open Campaign in their State—Executive to Meet National Committee July 20.

INVASION OF WEST FOR CAMPAIGN 15 FAVORED BY C0)   Democratic Nominee Would Carry Fight to Stronghold of G. O. P. But Awaits Conference With Leaders.

COX TOLD HE CAN CARRY CALIFORNIA   Many Requests From the West T the Nominee To Make Some Talks Soon

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN MAY GPEN IN THE WEST   COX INTIMATES HE WOULD BE WILLING TO MAKE EARLY - + INVASION.   DEPENDS ON CONFERENCE   Prospects Are One of Party's Chief Battlegrounds Will Be West of the Mississippi.

West Is Likely to Be A Great Battlegrounc   COX HAS MANY CALLS FROM THIS SECTION AND IT IS POSSIBLE THAT HE WiLL OPEN CAMPAIGN HERE. CALIFORNIANS ARE CONFIDENT THEY CAN SWEEP THE STATE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.      AFOLLETTE UNDECIDED WHETHER TO RUN FOR THIRD PARTY, SPLIT 1S PROBABL

CANDIDATE MILLER REACHES SYRACUSE   Lo Greeting of Tawnspeoplé States Taxation May Become Lending Issue.

OMINEE FAVORS OPENING OF RAGE IN THIS SECTION   COX HAS NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR SPEECHES FROM WESTERN CITIES   PLANS STILL INDEFINITE   Caonsiderable Interest Centers on Cons ference With National Committee That Will Be Held on Twenfieth of This Month,

WEST MAY BE MADE BIG BATTLE GROUND   GOVERNOR COX RATHER FAVORS CAMPAIGNING THERE.   Pressure Brought to Have Him Make Trip to the Pacific—No Decision Until After Confercnee With Managers.

DEMOCRATS MAY OPEN CAMPAIGK WESTERN FEL   Governor Cox is Beseiged With Invitations to Speak      PARTY LEADERS — PLAN TO CONFER

BIG BUSINESS TO HELP CUT LIVING COSTS   Manufacturers Will Make Ar Effort to Cope With Unrest Among All Classes

‘NATIONAL ASSOCIATOIN OF i MANUFACTURERS GO ON  1  { RECORD FOR LOWER COSTS

REDS’ REPULSED BY POLES   Repeated Attacks Launched by Bol. eheviki--900 Cantured.

‘POLES REPULSE THE REDS   Bolsheviki Launch Repeated Attacks Along Their Western Front—900 Are Captured,

POLES REPULSE FIRST ATTACKS OF REDS DRIVE   Renewed Hostilities are Regarded as Preliminary to the Long Heralded Bolshevik Spring Offensive

PERSONALLY OUTLINES IN MESSAGE BEFORE JOINT MERTING VIEWS ON LEGISLA .  r

ANOTHER INNING. STATE SUFFRAGE   Louisiana Senate Voted Today To Re turn Measure To Calendar— Opponents Foresee Defeat.

OPERATORS GIVE COST STATISTICS   Pay Roll Sheets Show Earnings of Miners and Extent of Irregular Employment.

MINE OWNERS 10 TELL STOR)   Full Data of Conditions a Mines Will Be Submitted to Coal Commission.

OPERATORS SHOW MINERS EARNINGS   Present Statistics To Coal Com: mission To Show Men  Chose Idleness.

PASSENGER SHIPS COLLIDE   ‘Two Canadian’ Steamers in Crash Of Alaskan Coast—One Is ‘Beached. ~

CANADIAN STEAMERS COLLIDE   Crash Off Dead Tree Point, Alaska— One Is Beached.

HARDING CARRIES STATE BY 401.98   Official Pluralities On Na tional And State Tickets Announced

WGOLEN COMPANY NOT -- TO CLOSE MILL   President Wood Says’ Shut Dewns is for the Tuesday  ~ Holiday Only—all Plants Keenme Wednescdav.

REATY SITUATION IS AGAIN IN DEADLOGK   Both Friends and Foes of Treaty and League are Playing Politics While Waiting to See What Happens

LITTLE CHANCE FOR COMPROMISE SOON   Indications Today Peint to Continued Deadlock on Peace Treaty.   BOTH SIDES ARE WAITING   All Efforts to Get Required Number of Votes For Ratification Have Failed—Some Predict Campaign Issue.

FEARSTALEMATE UN TREATY NOW: POLITICS SEEN   Apparently But Scant Prospec Of Early Compromise Js Now Held Out   REPUBLICANS REJECT OFFER OF DEMOCRATS   i4 Senators Have Not Ye Reached Agreement On Terms Of Compromise

COMPROMISE ON PACT APPEARS GONE   RepublicanLeaders Reject Concessions Made :

Atier Hope of Compromise Another Tie-up Muddles  Sitiation.      BOTH SIDES ARE WARY      Only Fifty Senators Really Want Ratification, While Lodge Holds Kev.

NO AGREEMENT. REACHED YET ON THE PEACE TREATY   Scant Prospect of Im mediate Compromise On Treaty.   LODGE CONTROLS THE SITUATION   Has Enough Votes ta Oppone Any Material Change in Lodge Reservations.

LOOM DESCENDS AS RATIFICATIONS HOPES DWINDLE   “MILD RESERVATIONISTS” STILP PROFESS WILLINGNESS TO — DICKER TERMS   Old Question of Two Thirds Now Up   Necessity for Two Thirds of Vote Is Still Stumbling Bleck  In Senate  a

_eague Of Nations Seems Doomed To Become A Leading Issue In Presidential Campaign Of This Year—Each Party Blames Other

LEADERS MAY BE ARRESTED   Strike of Railway, Dock and Miners  in Paris Remains Same.

RIQTING STILL CONTINUES IN ~ LONDONDERR)   Rifle: and Revolver Firing Almost Continuous; Business sata Standetill. -

"THROES OF WAR   SEVERAL PERSONS ARE. RE PORTED KILLED IN FIGHTING.

SAY M'ADOO WENT TO BED “UMMWARE THAT HIS. AME - WAS BEFORE CONVENTION

AY MPADOO WENT 70 BED UNAWARE THAT HS NAME WAS BEFORE CONVENTION

DELA. SUFFS IN STATE CANVASS   WILL ATTEMPT TO WIN OVER MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE TO PUT AMENDMENT OVER.

WILSON WILL TRY TO WIN OVER THE ALLIES   Effort Will he Made to Justify Ameri cat Viewpoint Regarding Aid

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION NEEDS ENGINEERS   Transportation Hates  Depend on Yalpation

HARDING PLANS PARLEYS WITH LEADERS SOON   Republican Nominee Declares He Will Call Members of Party into Conference as “Atl Look Alike to Him”

10 INCORPORATE STRONG VIENS OF OTHERS IN TALK   Will onfer With Progressives In Effort To Gather New 1 Pointers,

ONE MAN PLAN OF CAMPAIGN IS OPPOSED   {Republican Nominee. Favors. Securing Views OF Various Leaders Before Starting.      CONFERS WITH SENATORS   Wants Date For Notification Set—  Home’ Town Not Ready..To  Pendle avee Crm   CONGRATULATIONS POUR’: IN

TO MAKE STRONG CAMPAIGN FIGHT   Harding Says ‘His Campaign Will Not Be a One Man Affair

NO ONE MAN ArrAIK IN HARDING POLITICS NOMINEE DECLARE  DATE to SEE Perna   INVITES . LEADERS

ONE-MAN STUFF Io. NO G0, SAYS THE CANDIDATE   HARDING WANTS EVERYBODY IN   MEANS TO CONSULT HIS ENTIRE PARTY ERE HE GETS BUSY

HARDING TO SEE ALL’   G. 0. P. CANDIDATE WILL CONFER WITH PARTY GROUPS.   Makes Bid to Progressives—To Use In. formation Gained as Basis of Speech.

HARDING: PLANS ON ENFERENGES         Devisior- ‘Reached- vrnttan _Msoting.-Hele io “Yeaterday—Nominee Poses for © “Moving Picture ‘Men: 

PLANS TO BRING HARDING CLOSER TO LEADERS MADE   SENATGR HAS LONG TALK WITH BROWN, FLOOR MANAGER At CHICAGO,   WILL HOLD CONFERENCE   Those Prominent With Progressive Element Will Be Invited To Atten® and Discuss Campaign.

HARDING TO CONFER WITH ALL LEADERS   ANNOUNCES TODAY HE WILL NOT BE A “ONF-MAN CANNMImoMaATE”   WILL INVITE ADVICE   All Shades of Opinion in Party Will Be Considere’ bv Repudlican Candidate   Invitations Sent Gut te Large _ Number of Repu'licans to He'p Plan Campaign

IARDING SAYS ALL EPUBLICANS LOOK LIKE TO HIM NOW   ominee Announces for Polic' of Co-Operation With Every Member of Party.   SSERTS CAMPAIGN WILL NOT BE A ONE-MAN AFFAIR   nvites Leaders Progressive Wing to Conference Upon Plans of Campaicn.

NOMINEE INVITES PARTY LEADEAS TO) CONFERENCE   Hopes To~Use Their Views in Preparing His Speech of Ac ceptance.

HAVE A PART IN PARTY COUNCILS   ‘ARE SUMMONED BY HARDING   HE WILL SEE Aids HES PARTY CHIEFS’ BRE HE STATES STAND

HARDING IS T SEEK COUNSEL, HE ANNOUNCES   His Campaign Will Not Be a One-Man Affair, So He Declares   LEADERS TO MEET TO DISCUSS PLANS

Indirect Response Is. Made To Question As To Whether He Has  Conferred With Senator  py Peeper ae

HARDING NOT A JINGLE-WANDER   Will Seek Aid of Every Re publican Leader During Presidential Campaign.

HARDING READY TO TALK WITH PROS RE SSIES   Conferences With Radica Wing Planned in Interest of Party Harmony.   BROWN IS ACTIVE   Candidate Will Ascertain Views of All Elements and Act Accordingly,

HARDING WILL SEE THEM ALL   Campaign Will Not Be One-Mar Affair, He Announces, Nor His Administration.

CONFERS WITH PARTY HEADS OVER FIGHT PLANS   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WILE SKEK ADVICE FROM ALL ELEMENTS.   TO SHOW NO FAVORITISN   Conference With His Pre-Convention Campaign Manager Today Expected to Result in Definite Arrangements.

HARDING PLANS T0 SEE PARTY GROUPS   Republican Nominee to Confer With Leaders at Meeting.   Will Use Information Gleaned at Discussions as Basis for Speech Accepting Nomination.

FOR AID   Senator Harding Says President Is Not te Be a One-Man Affair.

SMT TATIONS - ‘GO ov" {10° RAD. S TO MEET AND, FALK OVER -. CAMPAIGN PUA NS. i.

HARDING SAYS HE: IS AGAINST “ONE MAN” CAMPAIGN   All Republicans Lock Alike and He Will Get Views of All   TALKS WITH SENATORS   tis Conference Today With Pre. Convention Manager Looked On As Important

HARDING WILL INVITE PROGRESSIVES’ HELP   To Discuss Campaign With Leaders of That Wing   Confers With Lodge—Pershing Calls, Taggart Sends Good Wishes

HARDING ANVITES ALL LEADERS TO AID HN   Says He Will Ask Advice of Every Member of Party— Sends Out Letters.   COMMITTEE OF 48 BUSY

HARDING CONFERS WITH LEADERS ON GAMPAIGN ISSUES   Opposes “One Man” Cam: paign; Will Solicit Advice From Various Factions.

HARDING 10 MEET PARTY LEADER OF PROGRESSIVE WINE   Hopes to Use Views Expressec by Them in Speech of Acceptance.   HOLD CONFERENCES WHILE ON HIS PLANNED VACATION   Platform Discussed Tuesday Night at Informal Meeting With Senators Lodge, Fall. Brandegee and Smoot——Ohic Matters Given Attention,

HARDING TO. HEED ADVICE   He'll Counsef with All Republicans, Before and After Campaign.   WON’T BE ‘ONE-MAN PRESIDENT, HE SAYS

Harding Will Hold   Informal Conferences   Will Talk With Leaders of Vavious Republican Party Groups.

PLAN 10 INSTILL HARMONY IN RANKS   Series of Conferences Be: tween Presidential Nominee and Proaressives   SOLONS PAY RESPErcTs   Republicans Prepare to Unite Party for Support of Hardine

HARDING 10 HOLE CONFERENCE SOON   Will Begin Series Of Part Consultations.

HARDING WANTS NO SUPERMAN CANVASS   SENATOR OPEN TO ADVICH FROM WHATEVER SOURCE,   All Repablicane Look Alike to Presidential Nomince—(valerence toa Be Heid With Hie Ohio Manaacer Teday

LOVE FEAGT FOR FACTIONAL HEADS OF REPUBLICANS   Walter F. Brown Will Invite Progressives Into Council To Aid in Campaign   TAGGART SENDS MESSAGE TO CONVENTION'S CHOICE   General Pershing Among the Visitors of Day at Office of Republican Nominee

SOUICIT ADE “FROM LEADCAS OF EVERY FACTION   All Republicans Look Alike te Him, Presidential Nominee Declares.   ANNOUNCES HIS AVERSION TO A ONE-MAN CAMPAIGN   Senator Harding Desirous of Fixing Without Delay Date for Notification in Order That Arrangements for Cer. emonies Can be Started.

Harding Says Campaign Won't Be One-Man Affair   Candidate Further States That If Elected He Will Not Be a One-Man President—Call Republi can Leaders to Consultation.

CAMPAIGN NOT ONE MAN AFFAIR   SO DECLARES SENATOR HARDING —SEEKS PARTY ALD  G. 0. P. Nominee For Dresident As. -serts He WILE Bee Al ‘Repobileans Solicits Adviec—Sees Leaders.

MR. HARDING © TAKES COUNCIL   He ‘is: INVITING ‘st GGESTIONS MOTHER. LEADERS,   IS ‘NOT A FACTIONIST   ALUE REPUBL IC ANS LOOK ALIKE : TO THE CANDIDATE, ‘   ‘Not Going to Be a One-Man or / 8 One-Sided Campaign.      is ds Made Very Clear That This is

ALL, REPUBLICANS LOOK AUKE 10 SENATOR: HARDING, EE SAYS   An Early Start in Campaign Desirable to the Republican  Presidential’ Candidate —  _ Wants Advice From Leader of Ail Factions.

HARDING NOT FOR ONE MAN CAMPAIGN      Issues Invitations to Men Prominent in Party to Confer as to Plans, Especially Progressives,

PARTY LEADERS ~ MEET IN PARLEY   Plan to Bring Candidate Into Closer Touch   WITH THE ELEMENTS   That Must be Coordinated in Order to Insure Success— Particular Attention will be Given to Progressives by Harding’s Lieutenants. Conoratulations Still Coming

NO PARTIALITY  WILL BE SHOWN BY HAROING IN CEEKING ADVICI   Decides Against ‘One Man’ Campaign; Will Hold Conferences With Leaders of All Faétions, Savs,   NOTIFICATION DATE STILL UNDETERMINEL   His Home Town Is Not Prepared for Handling Such An Event at Present; Must Be Given Ample Time.

AARDING DECLARES HIS CAMPAIGN WILL NOT BE ONE-MAN AFFAIR   Republican Presidential Candidate Will Seek Aid and Advic> of Every G. O. P. Leader in Country—They Are Sent invitations to Confer With Him—Says This Policy Wil! Continue If He Is Sent to White House.

HARDING PLANS GALL FOR HELP FAQM LEANERS   Nominee and Campaign Manager Will Confer Today  On Election Plans   HARDING AND LODGE TALK   Requires Some improvements  At Marion in Order to  Care for Crowds

HARDING WANTS PARTY SATISFIEL   THIS PRESIDENTIAL RACE WILL NOT BE “ONE MAN AFFAIR” SAYS REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.

NARUING WANTS MANY TQ ASSIST   Is Strongly Against One Man Ging Idea   HOLDS MANY PARLEYS   Details of Coming Activities are Discussed with Senators and Others—Date of Receiv. ing Formal Notification at Marion, Ohio, is Expected tc be Announced Very Soon

BULL MOOSE FORCES WILL HELP HARDING   ' PROGRESSIVE ELEMENT IN THE PARTY LINING UP.   Pellewers ef Ressevelt Says It Cas Be Ceented Upoa—Tem Taggart Sead Neminee (oagratelary Telegram.

HARDING MEETS PARTY LEADERS   Senator Is Ready to Talk With Republicans of  All Factions.

HARDING WILL EEK ADVICE ALL FAGTIOND   CONFERS WITH HIS MANAGERS WELLE AS REPUBLICAN SENATED LEADERS   Preparing Speech of Acceptance and secing Numerous Callers Takes tp Most of Nominee's Time,

ASKS REPUBLICANS TO AID AND ADVISE   Senator Harding Aske‘Help of All Party Leaders in Presidential Campaign, and After.

Series of Informal Conferences is Decitled Upon after Conversation with Former Progressive Leader    NOMINEE SAYS CAMPAIGN iS NOT ONE-MAN AFFAIF   Solicits Aid and Advice of Ev. ery Republican Prior to Elec. tion and Promises Same Policy if Chosen President

ALLG.0.P. ALIKE: TO ME-HARDING   MOKINEE WILL SEEK ADVICE AND AID OF ALL PARTY MEN, HE  : GAYS.

REPUBLICANS AR CURE OF VICTORY   HARDING WILL CONFER WITH PARTY’S LEADERS AND TRY TO CONDUCT A UNITED CAMPAIGN,

ToDiscuss Campaign with the Progressives   HAS PARLEY WITH BROWN   PRanulatinn af Calumbie.

SENATOR HARDING MEETS REPUBLICAN LEADERS   Candidate Seeks Advice and Aid. Does not Desire This to Be a “One Man” Campaign.

Harding Tore: Meet. Lender      Republican’ Novinee - Pans‘ Series or Informal Conferences “Shung the Movies

SAYS ALL REPUBLICANS LOOK ALIKE TO ill   ‘Senator Harding Asks Members o   all Factions to Join in Party  Councils,

NOONE MAN CAM PANG SAYS HARDING   Every Republican Leader Will Have Part In November Victory Says Presidential Nominee.

CONFEREN CE OF PART LEADERS TO OUTLINE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CAMPAIGN 1S CALLED

HARDING REJECTS ‘ONE-MAN’ POLICY   Ail Republican. Faciions Loot as. Nike, He Says...   SEEKS PROGRESSIVE SUPPORT   Will Seek Aid and Advice of Every G. 0,.P. Leader, Presidential Nomi ” eee 1 ar

ONEERENIS  FOR HARDING   Ohio Republicans Getting Bus) - Progressives Visit: Senator—Signs of Full Harmony.

ONE-MAN POLICY HAG NO PLAGE Ih HARDING PROGRAM   Nominee to Seek Advice of All Republicans . During Campaign and Later as President if Elected.

HARDING FORCES SEEK HARMONY WITH ‘WHIPS’   PLANS FOR BRINGING THE PARTY LEADERS TOGETHER ARE MADE IN WASHINGTON.   CONFERENCES . SCHEDULED   Progressive Wing Members to Be Invited to Meet Nominee to Discuss Situation and Coming “Campaign.

Harding to Ask Prominent Progressives to /y.eet Him   Present Situation and Coming Campaign Will Be Discussed at Conferences—Republican Nominee and His Convention Floor Manager Consider Plans to Bring Him Into Closer Touch With Party Leaders.

HARDING IS AGAINST “QNE-MAN CAMPAICN   Will Confer’ With. Republicans of All Shades—Hopes to. Sef - Senator Johnson of California

HARDING PLANS 10. SEE THE LEADERS   He Will Hold Conferences At Early Date With Progressive Head.

PROGRESSIVES ~ TOHAVE PART IN CAMPAIGN   Harding to Confer With Them Before Starting  Drive for Presidency.

HARDING SAYS “ALIN PARTY SAME TO HE   Insists He Will Not be “ On Man Candidate.”  

HARDING CALLS FOR ‘PARTY GONFERENCES   Arrangements Being Perfected for Calling Various Leaders.and Groups of the G.O.P. To Confer on Campaign in  Start Time.

BULL MOOSE 18 NAVE. A PART IN PARTY COUNCILS   ARE SUMMONED BY HARDING   HE WILL SEE ALL HIS PARTY CHIEFS: ERE HE STATES STAND

NOMINEE MAKES CAMPAIGN PLANS   Harding Holds Lengthy Con. ference With Senate Leaders During Day   NOTIFICATION JIS NEXT   Drys Send Telegrams t Candidates Asking for Stand on Prohibition

HARDING TO ~ CONFER WITH PROGRESSIVES   REPUBLICAN WOMINEE TO MEET LIBERAL CEADERS TO DisCUSS CAMPAIGN

PLANS SERIES OF MEETINGS WITH CHIEFS   Heads of Various Groupg to Discuss Situation with the Nominee.      PROGRESSIVES TRY WILES ON CANDIDATE

Republican Presidential Nominee Says Campaign and Administration Will Not Be One-Man Affair. z   AID AND ADVICE OF OTHERS TO BE SOUGHT   Opinions of National Leaders Will Be Sought and Suggestions Will Be Welcome; Will Meet Leaders.

HARDING TO GET IN TOUCH WITH LEADERS   Conference Held Yesterday, With “Water F.. Brown. Of Toledo, Well Known Progressive, * Re‘anyded Ac Slonifidank.   ‘FORMER ROOSEVELT LEADER   Remarked On ‘Leaving Candidate That He Thought Progressive: Would Be Found Behind Hard  GEN. PERSHING SOCIAL CALLER

HARDING. WILL TRY 10 LINEUP PROGRESSIVES   }  WILL INVITE DEADERS OF TH VE  OWING TO MEET WITH HIN  : FOR CONPRRENCE.

WILL. SEEK AID AND ADVICE OF EVERY BEE GRE LEAD  Regardless of f What Part of  the Party He Belongs to—   Ali Republicans Look the Same to Him.

ALL REPUBLICANS LOOK ALIKE, HARDING SAYS   G. 0. P. NOMINEE To SOLICIT ADVICE FROM ALL LEADERS _ OF PARTY.   Letters and Telegrams of Congratnlation Continue to Pour Into Office of Ohio Senator.

HARDING BEGINS MEETINGS WITH (i. 0. P. LEADERS   Nominee Holds Two-Hour Con  ference With Lodge—Date For Notification May  Be Fixed Today.

HARDING’S HOME TOWN PREPARES FOR BIG CROWL   Marion, O., Needs Time to Get Ready for Notification Ceremonies.

TO SEE PARTY GROUPS   Republican Nominee to Confer With Leaders at Meeting.   Will Use Information Gleaned at Discussions as’ Basis for Speech ~ Accepting Nomination.

ENNO BRANDT RECEIVES AWARD FOR HEROISM   Distinguished Service Cross for “Ex traordinary Bravery at Bleville, France.

STARVING, APPEAL TO U. S.   Vienna Chamber of Commerce Peo. ple Are to Get $12,500 From America.

”BMPLOYES   Of the Vienna Chamber of Commerce Appeal to U.S. Chamber for Food Relief.

PEOPLE STARVING IN VIENNA   Appeal to U. S. Chamber of Commerce for Aid.

STARVING” ~ EMPLOYES   Of. the Vienna ( Chamber of  Gommeree Appeal to U:S. ~ Chaniber for Food Relief.

COAL TRIAL — DATE NOV. 8   COURTS RULING UPHOLDS SEC 9 OF LEVER ACT   FIVE COUNTS ARE GOOD   {n Indictment Judge Anderson Declares

TRIAL OF MINERS SET FOR NOVEMBER    Federal Judge Anderson Fixes That Date For Hearing Indicted Miners and Operators

MINERS MUST FALE MUSIC   Fifty-Seven of Them to Be Tried for Violation of Lever Act.

” WILL BE INVESTIGATED   Sweeping. Prove Into  Charges, Tha:  Last Tuesday" a Cub-Philly Game

TIMBER INDUSTRY [5 CRIPPLED BY UP STATE STRIKE   NORTHE RN WISCONSIN MICHIGAN, AND MINNESOTA ARE AFFECTpose rally   MILLS ARE CLOSED   Walk-Out Will Be Complete, Is BELIEF OF UNI .cmfwyp Belief of Unions on First  Day.

STRIKE STOPS ‘LUMBER WORK      Sawmills Close Down as ‘Men=QuitssAsk-8-—-~ Hour Day

ESTRICTIONS ARE NOW RIGID   Many American Women Are Seeking Court Presentment.

 MEET.THE KING? « Well, i You Ate an smacican Woman Here's the Rate. ~.

MARION GRADED SCHOOL.   Honor Roll For Month Ending The 9th of April.

MARION GRADED SCHOOL   Honor Roll For Month Ending May N the 7th. :

SCHWAB SEES NEW ERA FOR AMERICA   Declares He Intends To Spend More Money For Business Expansion Than Ever.

Floor Leader Elsner Also Launched a: Attack Against Bill Creating Coal Commission.

CREATED SENSATION. IN SENATE  In a :tinging Arraignment of the Gocdrich Administration  Charged Governor With ‘“Uaholy”’ Alliance With Railroads and Mines   CREATED SENSATION IN SENATE

ROYALLY ENTERTAINED   West Street Church Members at Home Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thayer.

LADIES’ AID.      ROYALLY ENTERTAINED   West Strect Church Members at Hom: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thayer.

JS. INTERVENES TO. PREVENT TROUBLE   Texas And Oklahoma In Bitte Quarrel Over Possession Of Oil Lands.

SHOW MORE GRAFT IN SHIPPING BOARL   Former Convict Held Responsible Position and Was Getting Graft.

PHUBE BARES  OINEGURED  0 GHARGE IN N.Y,   Ex-Convict Holds Respon. sible Position, Claim of eS

PRUBE BARES  oINEGURED 0. CHARGE IN N.Y,   Ex-Convict Holds Respon: sible Position, Claim of J. T. Meehan

COLLUSION IN SALES CHARGED BY WITNESS   J. Meehem, Shipping Board Investigator, Describes Schemes Used to Rob Government   RAFT COST $5: SOLD FOR $1,000

OHIO LEGISLATURE. TO TACKLE TAXES   New Increase } Measure Will Be Introduced With Hopes: of Passave.

ASSEMBLY TO SEEK NEW SOURCES Of REVENUE FOR CHIO   Will Tackle New Ineome Tay Bill When Legislature Reconvenes Late Today   SMITH LAW IS) SACRED   Republicans Decide That N« Change Will Be Made In Tax Limitation

SWISS WANT IN LEAGUE   Vote by Narrow Margin to Enter International Alliance.

LEAGUE WINNER  AT SWISS POLLS   Popular Vote About 400,000 in Favor of Joining, With 300,000 Opposed   Pian Loses in Cantons Where Germans Predominate— Ballot in Open Air

SWISS ACCEPT   Membership in League by Narrow Margin   Eleven and Half Cantonal Votes in Favor, 10 1-2 Against — Popular Vote 400,000 to 300,000--First Free Cauntry to Vote on Lsaque

SWISS VOTERS FAVOR LEAGUE IN REFERENDUM   RETURNS FROM ELECTION SHOW $400,000 FOR ENTRANCE. INTO WORLD SOCIETY

DEALT WITH I. W. W.   Minutes of Iron Erecters Mectings Show Payments.

LWW. ES BRITLDERS True         Hyblenee to Show. Couneetion’ tn. troineed In Henelip.

PAID 1. W. W. WONEY.   More Interesting Testimoay In the Building Trades Case.

SHOWS PAYMENTS MADE TO THE . W. W   Revelation i in Minutes of National tron Erectors  Association at “Building Trust” Inquiry     Yraanization Distributed Jobs

FIND, WW, ENTRIES ON ERECTORS' BOOKS   Secretary Unable to Explain Payments.

BOSSES IN ‘DEAL’ WITH I. W. W.   Evidence in “Building Trust” Quiz in New York Show Operations of Erectors.

JOWA BOYS ARRESTED   Caught at Kansas City After Breaking dail at Sioux City.

POSTOFFICE PAYS FULL RATE FOR THE ENGLISH POUND   Americans Lose on Money Orders Sent Abroad, but Those From Foreign Coun. try Cashed at Face Value

PERSHING GETS ALLIGATORS   General Prepares to Sail for New York, Following Hunt in Panama.

FLEET OF SIX — P.M. VESSELS ~— INICE PACK   PERE MARQUETTE: CARFERRIE: BAABUE TO. MAKE. PORT ee _AT LUDINGTO        ICE IS BLOWN ASHORE

SIX LAKE VESSELS CAUGHT IN IGE   Eidaviog Weather Is Expected . to Sweep Fleet Clear. . Today.

ARE WINNING AT ANTWERP      FR ANK Le@oMs or CHIC AGE CLIPPED A SECOND FROM  WORLD RECORD      FIRST HEATS IN 100 METER HURDLES AM] a WON BY 4

SUGAR TRUST IS PROSPEROUS AS DEMAND GROWS   American Refining Company Earns $15,250,610 As Demand Grows; Total Business Jumps About $100,000;000

USE OF “GAS” JUMPS 32 PCT.   Production in U. S. Increases 13 Per Cent and Stocks Fall Off 15 Per Cent.

GAS AND OL INCREASES.   Bureau of Mines Report Big Increase ‘in Consuinption.  .

YARDMEN’S STRIKE CRIPPLED SWITCHMEN   Contracts of Latter Taker Over by the Trainmen

CHARGE OF COX ABOUT 6. 0. P. LUSH FUND [a BRANDED UNTRUE   Republicans Not Raising $15 5,000,000 for Campaign, Harding Declares; Statement Is ‘Ridiculous’   ASKS DEMOCRATS TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE   Court Fullest Investigation In Every Respect; Having Trouble Producing Money  ~ Legitimately Needed.

Characterized By Candidate O! Republican Party As “*Absolute ly Untrue” and. “Perfectly  ee Pie eres   DIFFICULT TO SECURE MONEY

HARD-UP RARDING DENIES COX CHARGE OF RAISING TREMENDOUS 6. 0. P. BARREL

COX SMD TO HAVE + FACTS 10 SUPPORT NANT pupae   ‘Republican Campaign Fund Big ger Than Disgraceful 1896 Barre) Said to Exist.

HARDING ORANDS DUK alan FUND CHARGE AS UNTRUE   Statement G. O. P. Has Raised 15 Million Is “Perfectly Ridiculous,” Republican Nominee Declares.

CHARGES UNTRUE, SAYS HARDING   Republicans Have No $15000,000 Fund   MILLIONS INVOLVED

DECLARE CHARGE OF COX IS UNTRUE   Harding Says Statement Made by Democratic Nominee Is “Ridiculous.”

HARDING DENIES BIG FUNG CHARGE   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE SAYS HE WOULD WELCOME INQUIRY INTO PARTY'S FUNDS

GUNS CHARGE OF b. 0. P. FUND 15 UNTRUE-HARDING   From Front Porch Republican Candidate Demands Proof of Charge.   ‘Avers Enfranchisement o ~ Women Will Not Change  Vote.

CHARGE OF COX DENIED.      Harding Says Claims ‘About Re publican Campaign Fund Are Ridiculous,

HARDING DENIES . “COX STATEMENTS   Says Charge of $15,000,009 ~ Fund Is Absolutely Untrue in His Statement   NO APPEAL TO WOMEN   Declares Republicans Having a Hard Time in Raising ~ Required Amounts

HARDING BRANDS GOX runes A AHI   STORY OF $15,000,000 RIDICULOTS, REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DECLARES,

COX CHARGE IS “RDICULOUS   Report That Republican Fuad To tals Fifteen Millions Absolutely Untrue, Harding Says   HARD TO GET ENOUGE   Nominee. Welcomes Proof of Op. ponent’s -Assertions — Cox Seeks Information of Hays

DECATUR COUNTY I LUMBER FAILURE   Pan-American Co, at Shelbyville Blows Up Badly Insolvent It Is Said—Stock Said Owned Here.

LUMBER COMPANY SAID 10 BE VERY INSOLVENT   RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR PAN. AMERICAN LUMBER & INVESTMENT COMPANY.

FIREMEN STAY ON THE “JOB   Chicago Fire Fighters Vote io Recall Their Resignations. and Await Developments. 1

NEW YORK HAS FOUR HOLDUPS AN 24 HOURS   Series of daring robberies giving Gotham police no. end of worry

DEMOCRATS: CONCEDE REPURLi HAVE VOTES TO CAR. : PROGRAM. THROUGH.

RESOLUTION FOR DEGLARING PEACE ARGUED WN HOUSE   People Wearied by Time Under Executive With War Power, Position of Campbell.

PEAGE RESOLUTION IS UP FOR DEBATE; HOUSE WILL VOTE TOMORROW   Resolution Would Declare War Between U. S. and Germany at End.

DEMOCRATS HELP REPUBLICANS ADOPT RULE TO LIMIT DEBATE ON MEASURE,

Seven Demoncrats Join with Republicans in Approval of Rule Limiting Debate on the Measure in House   CAMPBELL OPENS FIGHT FOR WAR END ASSERTION   Declares Passage of Resolution is Rendered Imperative by Grave Domestic Questions

LIMIT DEBATE “TO NINE HOURS   Some: Democrats Joined Republicans i in Sup~. . porting the Rule...

WILL ADOPT PEACE PLAN   Believed That House Will Surely Try to Sring An End to The War.

PEAGE DEBATE'S IPFHEDIN HOUSE   CAMPBELL URGES WAR POWERS GIVEN PRESIDENT BE WITHDRAWN.

HESTON EMME USE THe: MORNIN   Declaring That iat War is Over And Résolution Should be Passed by Congress.—De bate is Started.—Vote Comes Soon. '   PEOPLE WANT MATTER ENDED’   Says Chairman Campbell. it Opening: Debate. on Bill.

PEACE RESOLUTION UP    fight For idoption Opens in Earnest  im tho Sennte.

CAMPBELL IN PLEA T0 PASS WAR-END BILL   Country Waiting on Congress for Action, He Asserts.

LAST EDITION   FRST TEST OF HOUSE RESOLUTION UP TODAY    Congressmen Begin “Debate 01 ‘ Measure to Declare War " at an End,   CAMPBELL MAKES SPEECH   “War Is Over and Congress Asserts the Fact,’’ He ~". Declares:

MIT DEBATE  UNPEAGL IU ANE HOURS VOTE FRIDAY   Resolution to Be Taken Up for Final Action Tomorrow   [TS ADOPTION WOULD PLEASE HUNS, CLAIM   Only Six Democrats Vote for the Rule Limiting Discussion

FIGHT ISON TO DECLARE WAR WITH: GERMANY ENDED   Debate On Resolution Will Close To: morrow To Be Followed é By Vete.   ADOPTION OF PEACE RESOLUTION INDICATED

rUREGAST AQUPTIUN UF PEAGL MEASURE   Many Democrats Unite With The Republicans in Adopting Rule Offered.  Campbell Says People Wearied Of Life Under War-Time Powers,

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS DEMAND QUICK ACTION DECLARES GAMPREII   Passage of Resolution Will Put U.S. on Normal Basis Without Sacrificing Rights   URGES PASSAGE OF RULE LIMITING THE DEBATE   First Test of Strength Comes on Adoption of Rule

Adoption of House Peace Resolution Forecast by Vote to Limit Debate

to Declare State ef War At Ene   The Repebiew Resolurion Wap Pa Adopted jie the House as bndteat -¢ By a Test Vote,

ADOPTION OF PEACE RESOLUTION SURE   Indication Of Certain Passage  Seen In The House Vote Thursday.

SEPARATE PEACE FIGHT OPENED IK THE HOUSE TODAY   Adoption Predicted As Resul of Vote Limiting Debate On Measure.

LIMIT DEBATE TO NINE HOURS   Some Democrats Joined   Republicans i in Sup porting the Rule

HOUSE LAUNCHES FIGHT 10 PASS PEACE NEI ARATION   CHAIRMAN CAMPBELL OF RULES COMMITTEE OPENS DISCUSSION ON ME ARTIRE.   VOTE TOMORROW   Roll Cail on. Passage'Is Expected by Late Tomorrow Afternoon.

HOUSE FAVORS END OF WAR   Vote to 214 to 155 Indicates Peace Measure Will Pass.

President Must be Sharn a! Extraordinary Authority, Campbell Says.   HOUSE WILL ADOPT PFACLE RESOLUTION

TEST FAVORS END OF WAR   Lineup of 214 to 155 Indicates Peace Measure Wil! Pass Late Today.

LOOKS GOOD FOR PEACE   INITIAL VOTE ON RESOLUTION IS PROMISING.   By 215 to 155 Rule Is Adopted Ltmlting Debate to Nine Hours—Seren Pemocrats on Majority.

DECLARE PEACE, HOUSE IS URGE!   Joint Resolution Up for Consideration in Congress—Start Fight Today.   FIRST TEST ON RULES

PEACE MEASURE IS EXPECTED 10 PASSONFRIDAY   House Adoption Indicat ed by Vote on Rulé& Limiting Debate.

HOUSE TACKLES PEACE RESOLVE   Nine-Hour Debate Will Precede Vote on Joint Resolution To Declare State of War at an End.

Speedy Adoption of Republi. can Resolution Declaring War at End Is Indicated by Rule for Limited Debate   Seven Democrats Vote With G. O. P.-in Test; Pou Says Passage of Measure Would Be Playing German Hand

ULD STOP EMIGRATION   Mexican Government Is Becoming Alarmed Over Exodus

PLATFORM ADOPTED iS SHORT   poyd ang labor Unosen ciec tors-at-Large by G. 0. P. Convention.  Platform of Less Than 1,000   Words Silent on Suffrage  And Prohibition.

Adopted Unanimously at State Convention ‘Today — Boyd and Tabor Electors-atLarge—District Electors Ratified~Smith Law Affirmed, With Rigid Debt Limitation—Price Fixing Denounced—Harding Sends Congratulations to Convention.   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

PLATFORM MDOFTED      Boyd and Tabor Chosen Electors-at-Large by G. 0. P. Convention.  Platform of Less Than 1,000  Words Silent on Suffrage And Prohibition.

OBREGON HELD FRIEND OF U.§   fessage Says Rebels Contemplate Friendly Relations ’_

JOINT GhUloE OF U..0, FLEETO WILL BEGIN IN FEBRUARY   Naval Demonstration T Take Place In South- .. ern Waters.

GET TRACE OF EUGENE LEROY   Man Accused of Wife Murder Believed to Be On Way to Brasil.

DANIELS ANSWERD CHARGES AGAINST NAVY DEPARTMENT]   Vigorous Counter Offensive Against Rear Admiral Sims Launched by Secretary.   SAYS WAR RECORD STANDS UNTOUCHED BY CRITICISM   Most Serious Accusations Made Are Without Foundation, He Declares, and Others Are Unjustitied Tower. ing Structure of Exaggeration and Misrepresentation Erected,

Sims is Assailed by Daniels For Navy Department Attack   Sweeping Criticism of Admiral Occupied Most of Day In Vigorous Counter Offensive Launched by Secretary—Was Unsparingly Arraigned for His ProBritish Attitude and “Exaggerations.”

DANIELS COMES BACK STRONGLY   Launches. Counter Offensive Against Sims  WAS FOND OF GLITTER   And Courted Foreign D<corations on Which He Placed Higher Value than on Honors His Own Government Could Bestow — Sweeping Denunciaticn by Secretary

“NMG V5 PANNED) BY SECRETARY NAVY DANIELS   Rear Admiral Has Erected “Towering Structure of Exaggeration and Misrepresentation,” According to Witness.   BRITISH HONORS DESIRED   Chief Critic Has Great Love of Glitter and Foreign Decorations, Says Cabinet Member to Committee of Inquiry.

DANIELS oAYD OIMG CHARGES UNSUPPORTED   SECRETARY SAYS ADMIRAL DID NOT WHOLLY MEASURE UP TO EXPECTATIONS   Declares Navy's War Record Untouch. ed Today and For All Time Despite Criticism,

Had Pro-British Sympathies and Violated Naval Regulations, Secretary Says in Hic Statement as Preface to Answers to the Charges Made by Rear Admiral   COVETED FOREIGN DECORATIONS

DANIELS STARTS COUNTER ATTACK ON AIS CRITIC   Charges That Sims W as Pro-British from” the Start.

BRITISH LEANINGS OF ADMIRAL CRITICIZED   Services of U. S, Commanaer in European Waters Did Not Measure Up te Fynectations, Claims.

DANIELS ATTAGKS CHARGES MAUL BY ADMIRAL SIMS   Declares Navy’s Wa! Record Stands Untouched   READS PREPARED STATEMENT

DANIELS SCORES SIMS FOR CRITICISMS   of Admiral—Roasted as  Secretary of Navy Replies to Charges  “Knocker.”

FOREIGN MEDALS GOVETED BY SIMS DANIELS. DECLARES   SECRETARY OF NAVY REPLIES TE RECENT CHARGES MADE BY ADMIRAL.   MAKES VIGOROUS ATTACH   Criticisms of Navy’s Part in War Un. justified and Without Foundation He Says—Pro-British Sympathy Blamed.

DANIELS ARRAISNS REAR ADMIRAL SIMS   Chacges Against Navy Depart. ment Groundless, He Says.

ST  DANIELS ATTAGKS oS VIGOROUSL   Secretary of Navy Accuses Admiral of Being Very ProBritish.

SIMS-PRO-BRITISH, DANIELS ASSERTS   Secretary of Navy Afraigns Ad miral Before Committee for  .. His “Idiosyncrasies.”

REPLOGLE STEEL TAKE BIG DROP IN NEW YORK   Investigation is Under Way Also In Vannadium nad Other Stocks That Lost Heavily in Value

‘Neszo Preacher Lynched by Own Race.   One Drink Fatal to Chicaco Saleaman.   - Senator Smokes hroughout Operation.   Marine Corus Major Dismissed. Jailed.   Rig Dron Again In Renlagle Steel

ADJUSTMENT OF UL PROUBLE 5 IN SIGHT   DE LA HUERTA DECLARES THAT RIGHTS OF AMERICAN OIL PROPERTIES WILL BE PROTECTED   GIVES OUT STATEMENI   Provisional President Predicts That Petroleum Controversy Will Be Settled Satistactorily Within the Near Future.

FRANCE URGES FINANCE MEET   Favors Conferente to B+ Held at Brus. lemme German Delegates.

FRANCE URGES FINANCE MEET   Favors Conference to Be Held at Brus. se's—‘\Vould Exclude German Deleqates.

ITALY SAVED FROM REDS ~ SAYSPREMIER   Better Day Expected; Economic Upheaval Settled to Workers’ Satisfaction.   RIDICULES ALARMING STORIES   Metal Workers Received Less Than $1 a Day Before Strike—Asks What American Workmen Do Urder Same Circumstances.

Radical Transformation In Relations Between Italian  Employers And Their Helr   Employes Ask For Increase In’ Wages, Maximum Which Was Equiya. lent To One Dollar In American Money;. Demand At First. Re. fused; Later Granted. More Cordial In. Future, Says Premier:

PREMIER ASSERTS TALY 1S SAVED   Economic Upheaval Settled tc Satisfaction of Workers.   ALARMING STORIES RIDICULED   Declares Metal Workers Received Less Than $1 a Day Before the Strike—Asks What U._ S§&. Workmen Would Have Done.

SO“ALISM PREVENTED   Malian industrial Crises is En tirely Past, Says Premier.   CONDITIONS  EXAGGERATED   Trouble Settled With Little Bloodshed and All are Salistied Now,

ITALY HAS GAINED BY LABOR CRISIS   Workers and Employers Both on Better Basis. ss.   HOTHING LIKE BOLSHEVISM   Premier Giolitti Says Little Damage Was Done to Persons or Property and New Relations Are Cordial. ”.

ITALY’S LABOR PROBLEM.   Radical Transformation in Re lations Existing Between Owners and Workers.

Better Day Expected: Economic Upheaval Settied to Workers’ Satisfactien,   RIDIGULES ALARMING STORIES   Metal Workers Received Less Than $1   @ Day Before Strike—Ascks What  i Americar Workmen Do Urder Same Circumstances.

Soviet Communique Asserts Red Army i" . Meets. Success at Many Points in General Advance.   DIPLOMATS AT WARSAW DOUBTFUL OF ABILITY TO AGREE UPON ARMISTICE

 PRESIDENT’S LEAGUE COVENENT CONDEMNED; TRISH SYMPATHY PLANK 1S VOTED DOWD   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK

immediate Solution of Treaty Controversy   Is Predicted—Wm. J. Bryan is Reported to be the Force That Brought About Solution

BELIEVE SOLUTION OF TREATY CONTROVERSY IS IN SIGHT   Mild Reservationists See End of Fight—W. J. Bryan Wields His Influence.

END OF TREATY FIGHT IN SIGHT   Mild Reservationists Predict an Early Agreement.   DETAILS CAREFULLY GUARDED

BRYAN MAY BE REAL PEACE DOVE   Is Credited With Winning Support of Opposing Senators to Plaa that Will be Acceptable.

SOLUTION TO TREATY COMPROMISE FIGHT (5 GAINING GROUNE   Mild Reservationists Hope te Have a Definite Program Fixed by Friday.   KEEPING DETAILS SECRET   Bryan Understood to be Exerting influence Upon Friends in the Senate.

SENATOR UNDERWOOD IS URGED TO WITHHOLD CALL  _ FOR..CONCILLIATION COMMITTEE—DEFINATE AC“PION .1S EXPECTED TO BE TAKEN BY FRIDAY OF ‘THIS, WEEK—ARTICLE 10 IS AFFECTED.       (BY UNITED PRESS)

NEAR SOLUTION ON ARTICLE TEN   Mild Reservationists Say Outlook for Agreement Looms Brighter   JAP FORCES MOVING   " Moving To a Position East of Lake Balka—Forces Beyond Limit

TREATY PRODLEM NEAR SHLGTO   Conciliation Board Will Not Be Needed, Say Mild Reservationists; Old Friend W. J. Bryan Bobs up Serenety in Hour of Democratic Need

Willaim J. Eryan May Get Gredit For Bringing About An Understanding —   $.5, BURFORO 1S EXPERIMENT

TO ARTICLE TEN   [By L. c. Martin, United Press Stafi  orresnondent.!]

A PEACE TREATY SOLUTION IS   NOW IN SIGHT   DEFINITE ANNOUNCEMENT IS EX. PECTED TO BE MADE FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK.      Senator Underwood Has Been Asked to Withheld His Resotution Asking for a Conciliation Committee for Few Days.

A SOLUTION OF THE TREATY CONTROVERS DEFINITELY IN’ SIGH   Mild Reservationists Ready to Guar. anteo That Underwood Conciliation Committee Will Not Be Needed,

THOUGHT BRYAN WILL SOLVE TREATY MUDDLE   Commeoners Wtucsce Brought t Bear on Certain Senatovs Responsible for Change of Front.

SENATORS  “C1 OST FO  SOLUTION  Mild Group Says Treaty   Mild Group Says Treaty Conciliation Committee —~ ot Needed- ~~~   IS BRYAN’S PLAN

SLUT PEA “TREATY ARGUMENT SMD TO BENEAR   DEFINITE NEGOTIATIONS EXPEC: TED TO BE REACHED BY FHI. DAY OF THIS WEEK.   BRYAN STEPS OUT WITH A NEW PLAN   As A Remit He Is Likely To Get the Ovedit for Bringing About A Getticemment.

Reservationists Say Compromise  Is Now in Sight   Underwood Is Promised That Proposed Conciliation Commit tee Will Not Be Needed If He Will Withheld Action on Resolution. William Jennings Bryan Held Respon sible for Change in Democratic Front.

Young Wife Is Near Breaking © - Point Herself   Miiriel’ MacSwiney. on Verge’ o' Gollapse ‘After’ Long’ Vigil ‘With Her Husband,

WIFE BREAKS DOWN AS MATE STARVES   Mrs. MacSwiney Nears Collapse After Visit to The Lord Mayor in Brixton Prison—Cork Executive Recognizes Her But Unable to Speak.

'EBERLEIN CAMPAIGNS ' HERE FOR CONGRESS   CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICA NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS TO SPEAK HERE THURSDAY NIGHT

EBERLEIN TO SPEAK , HERE THIS EVENING   TANDIDATS FOR REPCBLICAD NGMINATION FOR CONGRES. IN EIGHTH DISTRICT SPEAKS FROM BAND STAND_

TRAIN COLLISION DUE TO TORPEDOES   Train Crew on Fast Trair Say They Didn’t Hear TorPedoes Send out Warning.

TORPEDOES ARE SET OUT BUT TRAIN RUNS OVER THEM— EIGHT OR MORE KILLED

Legal Battle Has Begun      To Determine the Right of The Five Suspended Socialists to Seat in New York Assembly

SUGTAL DOT Aono FOR CHANGE   lotion to Have Committee Hear Case Is Denied; Hughes Can't Sit

FIRST GUN OF 0 LEGAL BATILE   TO DETERMINE RIGHTS OF FIVE OUSTED SOCIALISTS FROM N. Y¥. LEGISLATURE

SOCIALISTS IN NEW YORK FIGHT   FIRST GUNS FIRE IN BATTLE Tu DETERMINE RIGHTS TO LEG. ISLATURE SEATS.   HEARING WAS OPENED TODAY

tv “ere batile le For Uhi “Seals In the Hew York Assembly   PEACE GUALITION PROBABL

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY OPENS HEARINGS FOR CUGPENDED: MEMBERS   Ex-Justice Hughes and Associ ates Barred From Appearing For Public.   DEFENSE WILL. ADD THEM:   Counsel For Socialists Asks Trial Be Conducted by a Committee Elected by Legistature:

POPULATION   increase in Baltimore and Cin: cinnati, a Decrease in Lonisville,

108,390 NEGROES — "IN. BALTIMORE, CENSUS SHOW:   Total White Population 0 City Is 625,074, After  tT new Inerreaecs

MORE NEGROES IN 2 CITIES   Increases of 23,641 and 9,997 Show for Baltimore and Cincinnati, Says Census Bureau.

COAL STRIKE AVERTED. LEWIS’ WORD   MINE WORKERS’ HEAD SAYS DIFFERENCES REMAIN. ING CAN BE SETTLED BY AGREEMENTS IN eramre

SENATOR HARDING SEEKS REST IN QUIET VILLAGE   Travels Incognito to Raritan, N J. With Mrs. Harding; Plays Golf,

TO ABOLISH CORPORATION,   Bill on Housing Question Passed by  Ski sec tim

SHIP'S CREW {S$ ARRESTED   Baltimore Police Answer Call From British Vessei—Men Stole Liquor and Engaged in Fights.

CONDEMN ACTION OF NEW YORAERS   becfared Socialists Will Make Nil tional Issue of New York

TOWN QUARANTINED ON AGCOUNT OF EPIDEMIC (}F SMALI PAY DISEASE   TWELVE THOESAND PERSONS HELD W4THIN THE yUARAN. TINED AREA TODAY,

HALF OF CITY IS QUARANTINED   12,000 Persons Included in East Chicago Ban

FAST CHICAGO, IND “215 QUARANTINED   Nearly Twelve Thousand People Under Quarantine Following Outbreak of Smallpox Epidemic

SITY QUARANTINED   East Chicago, Indiana, Hit by Smalicex Epidemic

EAST CHICAGO IS SMALL POX GAME   Half the City is Under Quar antine—Seventy-Four Case Reported.

& ca SMALL POX EPIDEMIC.      Usual Outbreak Has Occurred. ia. East Chicage. ©. :

MAIL LABOR TO REBUT SHOWING MADE BY ROADS   Leaders Will Insist On Ful Granting of Wage Increase _ Demands.   Carrier’s Spokesman Admits Entitled to Advance—Insists - Amount Asked Too High.

RAIL WORKERS TO INSIST ON BILLION DOLLAR INCREASE   Will Oppose Sliding Scale Proposed by Railway Managers’ Spokesman

R. R. MEN MAKING FULL DEMANDS   Increase Will Reach Sum of Bii lion Dollars Yeariy.

LA. SUFFRAGE FIGHT TO OPEN MONDAY   ANTIS INTRODUCE BILL TO GIVE WOMEN VOTE, BY AMENDING STATE CONSTITUTION

HUERTA READY TO OUST CANTE    3000 More ‘troops Wilt, Be ‘Bent  to Lower California to Put®  Down Rebellion

MORE TROOPS 10 LOWER CALIFORNIA   Ricardo Gonzales Is Captured? and Will Be Tried on Rebellion Charge.

NEW WAR AVERTED BY LEAGUE ACI   Finland and Sweden Agree tc Accept Ruling of Allied Nations.

LEAVE (f TO LEAGUE      Finland and Sweden Will Abide by Decision Reached

Finland and Sweden to Submit Evidence to Cammiceion   WAR-DANGER—— IS AVERTED’   Territory Said. to” Have Big Swede: Population Off Finn Shore

DISPUTE OVER ALAND ISLANDS TO LEAGUE   Sweden and Finland Accep Council Intervention,

AGREEMENT = ~ PREVENTS WAR   Finland and Sweden Have “Agreed to Accept Intervention of League of Nations   To Settle Dispute as to Pos session of the -Aland Islands

FINLAND, SWEDEN LEAVE DISPUTE LEAGUE NATIONS   Acceptance as Arbitrator Recognition of League in Important Need.

LEAGUE SETTLES ALAND DISPUTE   Finland and Sweden Accept Ar bitration of Tribunal—Ig Step Ahead For League, _

HARD COAL CLASH WOUND UP   Monday to Mark a Complete Kesump tion o? Anthracite Mining in East.

DRAW LINES ON’ LIQUOR   EVERY. Drop WITHDRAWN FIOM ‘BOND MUST BE ACCOUNTED FOR IN NEW YORK,

BOOTLEGGING TO BEA’ = HARD JOB.IN NEW YORK   New . Plan For: Withdrawing Liquor Hite The Peddler a Blow.

BUOTLEGGING GETS BLOW IN NEW YORK   PROHIBITION AGENT SAYS LIQUOR WILL BE CONVOYED OUT OF WAREHOUSES.

LOWER PRICES ON YARNS   Local Store Announces Revised Price List of Prominent Manufacturer

OF MACSWINEY’S HUNGER STRIKE   Ha Fairly Restful Night, It Was Be ported.   London, Oct. 12—Terance Mae Swiney had a fairly restful aight This is the sixty-first day of his bun ger strike.      LOWER PRICES ON YARNS   Local Store Announcea Revised Price List of Prominent Manufacturer

EXPRESS COMPANY WANTS INCREAS!   Granted Raise in Raten of 123° Por Cent, Last Week Petitions Interstate Conimeree Comnission for 158 Per Cent More,

200 APPOINTMENTS NOT ACTED UPOK   Ambassador to Mexico and Others Among Those Neglected by the Senate.

GOVERNMENT 10 GUT NUMBER OF HEPOSITORIES   Over. Two-thirds of Desig. nated National Banks to Be Dropped.   Changes in Financial Situation Makes Revision a Necessity.

TREASURY USES PRUNING KNIFE   Reducing Number of Banks Des ~ Ignaled as Oepositories.   STEP WILL SAVE INTEREST

PRUNES DOWN MANY US DEPAS TOR! i      Less Than 400 Ont of 1331 Designated Banks ,Are Expected Te Survive Pruning Process.

WILL REDUCE DEPOSITORIES.   Government Plans Cut in Banks Hold ing Pederal Funds.

FEDERAL DEPOSITORIES FEELING PRUNING KNIFE   DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN NUMBER OF DESIGNATED BANKS BEING MADE,   FEWER THAN 400 SURVIVE   Changes in Financial Situation as Result of War Cause Revision of Fund Distribution.

MANY BANK [0 Got AGLOUNTo OF GOVERN WIENT   Uncle Sam Will Keep Money Denosited Only in Institutions Where U. S. Business Makes It Necessary.

Drastic Reduction in Number  of National Banks Holding   ‘Government Funds !s  Ordered   Less Than 400 of 1331 Such Institulions Expected to Escape Pruning

MENT OF AUoolA i AMERICAN GOOD   ONE BILLION OF. MERCHANDISE WIL Br WCE NEVT YEAR   Syndicate Headed By Washington Vanderlip Gets Contract.   LEASES HUGE TRACT   American Interests Given Rights in Rich Lands _ \ OF Russia

BILLION DOLLAR ORDER FOR U.S.; EMPIRE LEASED   Vanderlip Reports  Monste Commercial Deal With Russia. Didn't Represent Harding   GREATEST TRADE MOVE IN- HISTOR)

REDS CONTRACT: ~ FORU.S. GOODS   Russian Soviet; Leases - Lane eto American: Syndicate.and _’ Will Buy ‘Many ‘Supplies.   EXPLAINED BY VANDERLIP

THEVANDERLIP SYNDICATE HAS” RUSS BUSINESS  SOVIET GOVERNMENT IS TO BUY BILLION IN U. S. MERCHANDISE.  BIGGEST ORDER IN

SOVIET RUSSIA WILL PURCHASE EXTENSIVELY IN UNITED STATES   Contracts Are Placed For a . Billion Dollars Worth of  Merchandise   VANDERLIP DOES IT   Los Angeles Banker at Moscow Swings Biggest Deal In History

SOVIET REGIME LETS BILLION DOLLAR ORDER   Rassia Contracts to Purchase Merchandise In United States.   American Banker is Granted Lease On Territory Rich In Oi and Coal.

BRYAN SMILES AS HE SCENTS THE SMOKE OF COMING BATTLE   The Nebraskan Seemingly Well Pleased To Ge Bone Dry Plank Before the Full Convention This Afternoon.

ACTIVITY IN LOCAL PROPERTY.   Many Sales Made in This City the Past Several Weeks.

a, ae ACTIVITY IN LOCAL! PROPERTY   Many Sales Made in this City “th Past Séveral’ Weeks!

CONPE NATIONAL TRAD   ‘British Ambassador Says U. §.  and Britain Should Avoid Organized Rivalry.   WOULD ENDANGER RELATION   Declares There Is No Truth Is Reports of British Policy to Suppress U.S.

URGES AGAINST GOMPETITION   AMBAS SABOR ADDRESSES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT MINNEAPOLIS

GEDDES EXPLAINS, SHP POLICY OF ENGLAND   British Minister in Address Declares Co-operation of Two Countries Necessary

GEDDES PLEADS FOR EAIR PLAY -. WITH ENG! AND   Urges Against National Trade Competition Supported  Ry Poivtinc.

TROOPS ALERT _ ALONG BORDER   Watching for, First Sigr of Rumored Revolt in Juarez City .

Uo. BORDER FORGE READY IF JUAREZ MEXICANS REVOLT   Troops Placed to Prevent Any Stray Bullets of Uprising _ Striking in El Paso.   CARRANZA’S “STEEL RING” AROUND SONORA BROKEN   4,000 of His Men in Chihuahua : Join Rebels, Commander at ' .. Agua Prieta Declares,

HEAVY GUARD ATE Ph  ESTABLISHES GURDON TD AEEP TUT ALIEN ANTES         Loyal Carranza Troops in Juarez Sleep on Arms Ready to Meet Revoluticnists. Leaders Deny Dissension.      YILLA REPORTED TO BE IN NEGOTIATION WITH REBELS

YANKEE TROOPS GUARD EL PASC   Danger Zone is Established for Fear of Bullets From Mexican Side.   CARRANZA RING BROKEN

XPECT AN UPRISING IN JUAREZ CITY   3eek Protection of El Pasc - From Mexican Stray , Bullets .

Troops Take Positions on Bor der to Protect American Life in Case of Threatened Clash in Juarez.

GUARD EL PASO FROM PERIL OF JUAREZ REVOLT   Carranza “Steel Ring” About Sonora Broken By Soldiers.

AMERICAN TROOPS ON BORDER WAITING FOR JUAREZ REVOL1   Declared That The “Steel Ring” of President Carranza Has Been Broken, Part of The “Ring” Joining The Revolution. : -

U. 5. POPULATION TO BE ANNOUNCED THURSDAY        ANNOUNCEMEN OF POPULA TION OF U. 8S. EXCLUSIVE OF QUTLYING POSSESSIONS TC BL GIVEN OUT.

POPULATION OF U.S. 1S DUE TOMORROW   Figures Will Not Include In sular and Foreign DeHNendencies.

POPULATION OF THE U. S. IS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT WASHINGTON THURSDAY

MOSES WINNER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE   Opponent League and Woman Suffrage 12,000 Ahead

OPPONENT CF LEAGUE Hho BEEN NOMINATED   G. F, Moses Is Opposed To League of Nations and Woman Suffrage -

MOSES VENDICATED.   Senator Who Made League the Is. sue is Renominated.  dress: pc lg ng. “ae eet oe

SEN, HOSES IS RENOMINATED   Opponent of League and -Woman Suffrage is Winner

SENATOR MOSES, OPPONENT OF LEAGUE, WINNER   ,  Renominated in Yesterday’ Primary By 12,000 Majority.

MOSES DEFEATS HN. SPAULDING BY OVER 12006   Jote of Women Swells Total Ic Nearly Double Usual Size   Senator Moses Was Opponent Of League of Nations

SENATOR MOSES IS RENOMINATEI   we 2 Wet Beet 2 we BAe BNA Be B.5 BF vy Vy  MAN'S SUFFRAGE WINS  Lenroot Leads in Wisconsin Vote— Walsh Leads Long in Massachnu cettc Flection.

MOSES, FOE OF SUFFRAGE AND LEAGUE, (9 WINNER. WW NEW HAMPSHIRE FIEHT   United States Senator Renominated by Republicans, Leading His Oppenent by. 12,000 Votes. se T   LENROOT IS VICTOR IN WISCONSIN; WALSH FOR BAY STATE GOVERNOR

SUFFRAGE FOE RENOMINATED   Senator George H. Moses Wing in New Hampshire by Safe Pluratity,

SUFFRAGE FOE 9 VICTORIOUS IN PRIMARY   Senator Moses of New Hamp. shire Renominated Yesterdav.   SENATOR LENROOT LEADS IN WISCONSIN  :    Democrats of Massachusset: Name John J. Walsh for Governor.

HELD AGAINST WOMAN.   Vaiparaiso Judge Rules Women Ca Not Qualify as Candidat®s

OBREGON IN TENAS.   President-Elect of Mexico Is Hopeful of Better Dara For BReoublic.

OBRECON CONFIDENT HIS TEXAS VISIT WILL IMPROVE RELATIONS   PRESIDENT-ELECT PLEASED WITH RECEPTION AT FORT WORTH AND DALLAS. se

MEXICAN DECREE WILL FULLY PROTECT RIGHTS OF AMERICAN OIL MEN   Property Owners Will be Granted Five Year Period in Which to File Their Claims   This Forthcoming Decree Will Supercede Carranza Decrees, Which Huerta Admits is Unjust 

BRITISH LABOR HITS ThE GOVERNMENT IN IRISH REPORT   Commission Finds Govern ment Has Been Brutal in Ireland.   REPRISAL PROGRAM SEVERELY SCORED   Strong for Self-Determination for the Irish People.

BRITISH LABOR PARTY DEPLORES IRISH CONDITIONS   Approve Demand for Probe of Reprisals.   DRAFTS RESOLUTION   “hallences Goyernment to Disprove Statements of Labor Commission Regarding Irish Situation,

LABOR TAKES UP CUDGEL TO BRING LIBERTY TO ERIN   Challenges Britain T« Disprove Charges And Punish Guilty.

SCORES CALLED FOR TESTIMONY ON OLD PROBLEW   Sub-Committee Investigatins Mexican Situation Busy

Speculative Financing Cause of High Prices   WITHDRAW CREDIT AND STOCKS WILL TUMELE ON THE MARKET

High Prices Traced To Federal Reserve   Representative King Declares Sugar Shortage Is Almost Entirely Due to Speculative Financing; Says Drop in Prices Would Hurt Banking System.

DANIELS SAYS _ G.0.P. STRADDLES   HOLDS THAT COOLIDGE IS ATTEMPTING EXTRICATION.

DANIELS SARCASTIC AS HE DISCUSSES 6G. 0, P, LEAGUE PLANKS   Says Republicans “Straddle” Issue; Hits at Harding.

‘DANIELS DEFENDS WILSON COVENANT   SECRETARY OF THE NAVY. IN MAINE ADDRESS, CHARGES G. 0. P. LEADERS ARE TRYING TO STRADPLE THE ISSUE.

DANIELS: FLAYS FOREIGN POLIC OF MR HARDIN      Secretary of the Navy Makes Pertinent Speech in Maine Today.   COOLIDGE’S ADDRESS IS PUNCTURED   Cabinet Minister Demands to Know G. O. P. Attitude Toward League of Nations.

DANIELS SAYS LEAGUE IS GREAT MORAL ISSU   Secretary of the Navy Accuse G. 0. P. of Paltering With the Question.   ATTACKS GOV, COOLIDGE      Says Voters Are Entitled to Be Told and Not Asked to Vote in Dark,

DANIELS SAYS REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE TOWARD LEAGUE IS THAT OF STRADDLE

REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE ON COVENANT   Secretary of the Navy Daniels Says It’s a Straddle.

DANIELS CHARGES.” 6.0. P. ATTITUDE IS 4 STRADDLE   Approves Part of Coolidge Speech and Deplores The Closing

G. 0, P. BEFOGGING. DANIELS SAYS   Navy Secretary Hits League Opponents in Maine Speech

REPUBLICANS STRADDLE ISSUE   Secretary Daniels Accuses Party of Sidestepping League.

DANIELS SAYS b. 0. P AVOID LEAGUE ISSUE   Secretary of Navy, ir Maine, Accuses Re. publicans of Strad. dling —- Raps Coolidge and Harding

DANIELS’ SATIRE RIDICULES G.0.P. LEAGUE ATTITUDE   No One Knows Yet Jus What Republicans Want, He Says.

SEC. OF NAVY FLAYS GOP   Declares Party Is Paltering With Greatest Moral Issue Ever Confronting Mankind   Says Harding Declares For Hague. Tribunal With Sly Winks at Hiram and “Cal?   Raps “Now You See It and Now You Don’t” Attitude of Republican Nominee

TORPEDO BOAT AT BELFAST TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO SHIPYARDS FROM RIOTING

WOOD IS OUT FOR ~ PRESIDENTIAL RACE   HEADQUARTERS WILL BE OPEN. ED AT THE CLAYPOOL HOTEL SOON   (By United Press)

WOODS NAME 10 APPEAR ON BALLOT   Authorizes Indiana Committee T Open Campaign for Republican Presidential Nomination.   PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED   Wood’s Announcement Comes Just After Goodrich Withdraws from The Race.

INDICT DULUTH MAN ~INVCHURCH SLAYING   First Degree Murder is Returned ‘by Grand Jury Against Simpkin.   KILLED FAMOUS SURGEON

FIRST DEGREE MURDER   iy Charged By Grand Jury Ayains Man Who Shot and Killed Ue Mackor.

TEACHERS REFERENDUM   Another Statewide Vote on Constitution Will Be Called at Once —Light Vote Last Year

Second Referendum on Proposed New Constitution Ordered at State Association Convention in Omaha Friday —_ Will Decide Issue.   QUESTION OF DISTRICT MEETINGS UP FOR VOTE   Educators Unable to Break Deadlock Over Proposed Division of State Organization Into Three Sectional Gatherinas.

FAMILIES RUSHING FROM HOMES 1S gy geiccrppy pice      Farmers Busy Receiving Live stock Caught in Flooded Districts of Wisconsin City

KAISER IS NOT. NEAR TO DEATH   Report from Doorn That Wilheim Is Dying Declared to Be Without Any Foundation Whatever.

FLOUR PRICE DROPS   Slump fs Attributed fo the  Weak Wheat Market:

FLOUR IS OFF 50 CENTS   Minneapolis Quotes Family Patent Carload Lots, at From $12.35 to $12.75.

FLOUR Des,  DROPS AGAINS   FLOUR LOSING GRIT ANG {S COMING DOWN, GOWN, . wee DOWEL

FLOUR "IN 50-CENT SLUMP   Quoted at Minneapolis as Low as $12:. 35 a Barrel.

FLOUR PRICES DROP   Reach Lowest Point at Minneapolis Since January, 1918.

Fair Price Commissioner Says Prosecution of Coal Dealers Will Begin At Once.  Columbus Citizens Make Complaint on Charge of $8 to $11 Per Ton.

TO BE PROSECUTED   Coal Profiteers to Receive Attention of Denartment of Justice.

PARKHURST ° CARRIES. DAY   in- Republican. Primsvies,-While. Milli (ken. Comes in -Third—Jack is . Poor Fourth :

PARKHURST NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF MAINE   Bangor Man Wins Four Oornered Con test on Face of State Primary Returns

GOV. MILLIKEN RUNS THIRD -IN "MAINE PRIMARY)   Parkhurst in Lead by 4,71) Votes With 122 Precincts Miecing.

EBERT PREDICTS FALL « GE KAPP’S GOVERNMENT   ‘Peace Uommlssion Head iefdses to Take Orders. irom “Berlins

212 SLACKERS ARE HUNTED IN CHICAGO   ‘U.S. Officers Hunt Draft Evaders : in Chicago.   ‘Action Is Result of Campaign by Department of Justice to Check Up on All Men.

ane a  212 12 SLACKERS SOUGHT   FEDERAL OFFICERS HUNT CHICAGO DRAFT EVADERS.   Department of Justice Opens National “Campaign to Check Up on All Men.

ISEEK 212 SLACKERS   U.S. Officers Hunt Draft Evaders in Chicago.   Action Is Result of Campaign by De partment of Justice to Check — Up on All Men.

HARDING WILL DISCUSS “QOMESTIC. PROBLEMS IN ~ GONFERENGES THIS: WEE   Number Of oe and Hous: . Leaders Will ‘Callers A  ’President-elect’s sak

DOMESTIC PROBLEMS ARE NEXT   ‘’? Harding to Begin Discassions With Senate and House Leaders.

BUSY WEEK IN STORE FOR NEXT PRESIDENT   Republican Leaders to. Visit .Marion; Cabinet. Officers ' Will Be Considered

DOMESTIC PROBLEM WILL GET ATTENTION   PRESIDENT-ELECT AND ADVISERS TO SWITCH FROM FOR" RIGN SUBIECTS.

CABINET SELECTIONS 10 BE TAKEN UP THIS WEEK IN MARION CONFERENCES

eee eeeaa>Ss=s>=s>=ea>a>aamam9nmEOQQQee=eOOaOaaaaaaEEEan)r  BUSINESS MEN SORE   Resent Statement Attributed to Senator Fall.

RESENT STATEMENT OF FAL.   Nogales Business Men Deny Having Shown “White Peather.”

NO WHITE FEATHER SHOWN ON BORDER   BUSINESS MEN PROT OF ae ATOR FALL THAT HEY FEAR MEXICO   AMERICAN WAS EXPELLED

‘WILSON NAMES TWD  ON GORMMERCE BOARD   One a Princeton Professor, the Other a Labor Leader, to Fill Vacancies.

NAMED ON INTERSTATE BOSRiY   President Appcints Henry Jones Ford and < mes Duncan—Third Appointment te Come.

EDUCATOR ANDLABOR OFFICIAL NAMED TO FEDERAL RATE BOARL   Nominations to Interstate Com. merce Announced by Wilson Today   THIRD VACANCY SOON TO BE FILLED SAYS WHITE HOUSE   Board Enlarged to Nine Mem bers Under Railroad Bill

WOULD HAVE = BOYS SHOOT CAPITALISTS   This is One Charge Against Suspended Socialiet Assemblyman.

SOCIALISTS ADMIT VOTE FAVORABLE TO SOVIETS   New York Assembly Committee Gains Concession from Defense in Trial

ASSEMBLY CLOSES CASE OF SOCIALISTS   Dofense Will Present Their Side of Upseating of Five New York Assemblymen :

SO-CALLED RUSSIAN. AMBASSA. , DOR ON THE STAND: .-              Highly Sensational Evidem Prough’. Out Against. See «On Trial Before Assembly

CASE AGAINST FIVE SOCIALISTS   Alleged Party Has By Referendum Pledged Support to Russ International,

PROOF SOUGHT THAT SOCIALISTS FAVOR VIOLENCE   PROSPECTIVE WITNESS FROM MILWAUKEE NAMED IN ALBANY TRIAL

EVIDENCE AGAINST “FIVE SUSPENDED N.Y SQGALISTS      Ine Favored Universai Military Training If He Theught Guns Cou'd Be Used Against Capital.

Assembly Prosecutors Will Send Commission to Quiz Man Who Accuses Wald . man of Disloyal Utterance.   EVIDENCE ON INSULT  TO THE FLAG STANDS

PERSHING MIGHT BE A CANDIDATE   _eader of the A. E. F. Says No Patriotic American Could Refuse.

GEN. PERSHING. WOULD Auer. THE NOMINATION   “No Patriotic American: Could low Nebraskatis. -

PEROHING TO AUN, It “CALLED BY PEOPLE”   ‘No Patriot Could Decline,” I Tells His Fellowmen of Nebraska,

PERSHING SAYS CAN NOT REFUSE   NOT SEEKING PRESIDENCY BUT WOULD ACCEPT IF “CALLED BY THE PECPLE”

GEN PERSHING’S CAP NOW IN THE RING   Could Not Refuse to Run fi People Call

PSH MIL : ACREPT OFFICE   General Responds to Toast on Nebraska and Dwells on Native Assets

PERSHING ‘WOULD  + TAKE NOMINATION   ‘General: Tolle Nebraékaris. That: ‘He: is : Not “Séeking: Presidency: ‘But, wi

WOMAN CONVICTED UF MANSLAUGHTER BEGINS SENTENCE   Mrs. Mabel Kenyon Is Giv en 10 to 15 Years In Prison. ed

RAILROAD WAGES UP TO WILSON   PRESIDERIT TQ BE CONSULTED BY DIRECTOR HINES,   PALMER PREPARES TO ACT   Attorney General Getting Ready In Case the Strike Comes,—Situa tion in Kansas Presenting a  New Droahlem

ATTY. GEN. PALMER 1S STUDYING THE ~~ RR SITUATION   Officials Regard Order to Mento Be Ready to Quit Work February (7. Tleqal.

RAIL STRIKE. MAY BRING LEGAL FIGHT   PALMER PREPARING   ATTORNEY GENERAL STUDIES SITUATION CAUSED BY WAGE DEMAND—MEN WILL IGNORE INJUNCTION, UNION HEADS SAY

SHOPMEN PLAN T0 APPEAL TO WILSON AS LAST RESORT   WILSON WILL BE ASKED TO TAKE HAND IF HINES’ REPLY IS NOT oO Ss aN CTORY  a   WILL. SCORN INJUNCTIONS   AN Orders Restraining Men From Striking Will be Disregarded, Union President Asserts— Palmer Studies the Situation

Government Officials Regard the Strike Order: Illegal   MAY APPEAL CASE __ TO PRES. WILSON   Sheppard Says Unions Are Determined in Their — Demands

STRIKE ORDER IS REGARDED AS ILLEGAL   THAT IS THE ATTITUDE TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT IN THE MATTER.   Rail Director Hines Will Meet the Of. fictals of ALL the Unions in Washington Late This Afternoon.

PALMER ACTS ~TERAILMEN PALL STRIKE   ‘laims Walkout Lliegal and Studies Situation.

PALMER STUDIES RAIL SITUATION   Will Be Ready to Intervene Between Government and Railway Workers,   PLAN “APPEAL TO WILSON   Srotherhocds to Go to President Before Declaring Strike in Effect.

TWO MILLION MEN WILL WALK-OUT   Railroad Shopmen Will Pay No Attention to Iniunehon   HINES CONFERS WITH WILSON   Attorney General Palmer Ready to Intervene in Controversy

SAY PROPOSED  RAR muy ee  IS NOT LEGAL   Atty. Gen. Palmer ig Studying th Situation toe Act as Intervelor.

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER PREPARES TO ACT IN THE RAILROAD SITUATIOF   (Ry United Press)

LEAGUE WILL SAVE U. 3. $140,000,000, ‘HOV.COX DECLARES   Democratic Candidate for Pres ident Advances Practical Reasons for Signing Versailles Covenant.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE MAKES EIGHT SPEECHES DURING COURSE OF DAY   WARM RECEPTIONS ARE ACCORDED GOVERNOR AT ALL PLACES VISITED—ADDRESSES BUSINESS MEN AT LUNCHEON AT NASHVILLE. rs

EX-KAISER THOT SERIQUSLY ILI   William Hohenzollern Said to be in Critica! Condition at New Home in   Holland; Report Held Trustworthy in German Circles.

KAISER REPORTED [LL   Former Emporer of Germany Sald te be in Serlous Condition

EBERHART HANDS IN RESIGNATION   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE WILL PICK CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER  wer aeerase — ee ae ee ee   Formation of Woman’s Apviliary Was Discussed at Central Committee Mecting

EBERHART HANDS  IN RESIGNATIO!   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE  WILL PICK CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER .         ‘ormation of Woman's Apxiliary Was Discussed at Central Committee Meeting

WORLD DELEGATES ATTEND CONGRESS AEAINST ALEHOT   Fifteenth International Meeting Opens 6-Day Session With Noted Men: Present.   ALLIED: ORGANIZATIONS ~":ALSO HOLD CONVENTIONS   Fifteen Foreign Countries Send a Representatives to First Meeting Since 1913.

FOURTEEN SHOT IN BUTTE CLASE   FEDERAL TROOPS SENT TO PREVENT FURTHER TROUBLE.   ASK A SIX-HOUR DAY   ; STRIKERS DEMAND SEVEN DOL. LARS FOR SEX HOURS WORK,   Then Comes a Special Edition of a Paper Demanding Workers “Stop the Wheels of Industry.”

BRYAN SAID TO BACK LODGE   Expected ty Plead for Treaty Ratti. cation With Only Preamble, Modifed at Jackson Day Diamer—No  Beé@ies Iw Beets Beil Sen

RATE TEATY   Commoner Back of Scheme to Obtain Immediaie Raltfiration   OPPOSE WILSON VIEWS:      Deadlock Unbroken Pending  President's “Important” Message.

4 NEGROES LYNCHED IN TEXAS   Swift Retribution Follows Slaying of Deputy Sheriff Saturday Near Wharton, Tex.

LYNCH 4 NEGROES IN TEXAS   Swift Retribution Follows Slaying of a Deputy Sheriff.

TO FORCE ACTION ON. SOLDIER BONUS BILE   Alk Posts Erged to Tell Their Conaressmen They Demand Passage fot Fordney Measure,

BONUS CAMPAIGN fo LAUNCHED BY LEGION   Posts Bombarded by Chie ~ With Wires to Win Backing for Fordney Bill

American Legion Urge Bonus Bi   ‘ommander D’Olier Sends Telegram to All Posts Asking Them to tree Passage of Fotdney gota

El EGR AMS SENT , TO ALL POSTS URGING ACTION   CONGRESSMEN. WILL BE TOLD THAT BONUS LEGISLATION MUST BE ENACTED

AMERICAN LEGION  ‘BEGINS CAMPAIGN   Posts Throughout Country Urged to Take Action on Soldiers’ Bonus Bill.

Footer’s Dye Works Expert Cleaners & Dyers 327 Fallowfield Charleroi   FOR SALE

Good Progress Being Made in Construction of Kerrville Hospital for Ex-Soldier

THE WET ISSUE GETS BOOST IN NEW YORK      tterubly Opposed & Prohibition’—W. ol, Neryan's Thin:  Bemocrats 7 U

wet! ISSUE GETS A BOOST   yew YORK DEMOCRATS “UNALTER“BLY OPPOSED TO PROHIBITION.”   paver nor Smith's Plea for “Good heer”? Roused Jtilnrious Approval anid convention Voted fora  poore.. Plank.

Convention Adopts Plank Demaading Resolution) of National Prokibition.

Not Even Those Who Have Permits Are Allowed to ‘Enter or Leave the Citt   Scores of Raids Are Being Conducted to Apprehend, If Possible, Those Responsible for Sunday’s Murders——Clashes Between Military and Civilians Still Continue 2

APPROACHEST DURLINCLOSELY WATCHED NOW    Strong Military Patrols Are ! Stationed At All Points   of Ingress or Egress   TRAFFIC IN AND ABOUT DUBLIN I$ PARALYZED

DUBLIN CIRCLED BY TROOPS   Whole Military Force on Duty Following Street Battle   PATROL PARALYZES TRAFFIC   Scene of Tragedy At Footbal Field Described

DUBLIN TENSION: ~ TS SEVERE   STRONG MILITARY PATROLS GUARD BRIDGES AND ROADS.   TRAFFIC IS STOPPED   BUSINESS IN THE CITY” is. ‘VIRTUALLY PARALYZED.   Soldiers Are”Searching the’ City House ly House to Find Murdercrs of Fourtcen Of

Patrols Guard Bridges and Roads Running Out of City; Cordon of Troops Is Drawn Tighter Around Center Section; Castle~ Used to Care for Overflow of Prisoners   SUNDAY’S RAID IS EXPLAINED

DUBLIN UNDER  ~” STRONG GUARD   Many Raids -Are Being Conducted'by Soldiers.  Many Clashes -

TRAIN: SERVICE. WN AND OUT OF DUBLIA   MILITARY KORCKS MANNED CALL ROADS LO DURLIN   THE DEATH ROLL FIVE TODAY   Last Night Passed More Quietly ir Dublin And Relfast—Onty Inefden - tal Ch

WHOLE CITY I$ PATROLLED BY MILITARY   All Avenues Leading to City Closed by Cordea of Patrols   REPORT MANY RA&iDs   ANl Types of Residences Are Being Searched; Many. Casualties Reported

PATROLS DRAW CORDON ABOUT   Every Avenue of Ingress anc Egress Into Dublin Guarded by Military.   SCORES OF RAIDS CONDUCTED

TRAFFIC IS AT STAND STILL IN DUBLIN TODAY   Strong Military Guards Placed Around City. Raids By Sceres Are Reported, With Numerous Clashes. 

PATROLS GUARD DUBLIN ROADS: ENTER HOMES   Fear Sparks of Great Outburst Being Kindled by Events . of Day   STREETS ARE DESERTED   Soldiers Searching for Persons Responsible for Murders of Officers Sunday

CORDON THROWN ABOUT bid 10         May Break Any Timé          PICKETS. “ACCUSED

“ISHER PRESENTS HISTORICAL PAPERS   Lock of Hair sud Death Notice of S. F. Austin Included in the Gift

ROOSEVELT RECOMMENDS MANY SHIFTS   Assistant Sceretary: Of Navy Calls Attention To Cuimbersome ‘and  ‘Unbusiness Like “Methodé,   CONSOLIDATION ©: NECESSARY   Create True Budget System and Untie Hands Of Executives‘ Now Held Down By Law:   ARE BETWEEN: TWO. FIRES

OFFICIAL MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS   Assistant Secretary of Navy Roosevelt Replies to Rep. Ireland   URGES BUDGET SYSTEM   Calis Congress Unyieldin: and Unbusinesslike In Its Methods

U.S. GOVERNMENT VERY UNWIELDY, SAYS ROOSEVELT   Methods Are Cumbersome and Wasteful, Navy Official Charges   AUTHORITY MISPLACED   Foo Much Assumption That Ex ecutives Will Use Offices For Political Purposes, He Says

Revision of Present Methods of Making Appropriations Is Urged By Roosevelt   REDISTRIBUTION OF WORK   Claims Relationship Betweer Congress and Executive Departments Is Wrong

ROOSEVELT RECOMMENDS DEPARTMENT CHANGES   Assistant Secretary of Navy Think: More Authority Should Be Giver Executive Department Heads.

ROOSEVELT REPLIES TO AN INQUIRY   Budget System Favored 8B Assistant Secretary,

CONGRESS TOLD TO REFORM   Assistant Secretary Hevsewvelt Saye Gevernment Lacking ia Bestr.28 NMetheda.

MORE AUTHORITY FOR US, EXECUTIVES URGEL   ASSISTANT NAVY SECRETARY RECOMMENDS CHANGES IN WaSHINGION DEPARTMENTS,

U. 0. ORDER 1 DESTROYER SUUTAWARD   Will Hold Warcraft Ready at Key West to Proceed To Mexican Coast

WARSHIPS READY TO GO TO MEXICO ‘IF NEED ARISES   Fleet Will Be Stationed at Key West for Quick Move Across Gulf   CARRANZA IS REPUDIATED

LEFT THE NEW YORK HARBOR THIS AFTERNOON aT 2200: O' CROCK.   Will Be Held There for Possible Bs structions to Go to ther Mast Coast: of Mexico, Daniels Slentedt

rLUTILLA TD GUARD LIVED UF GITIZENS   DESTROYERS SENT TO SOUTH COAST: WILL BE READY   Carranza Gets Unt! May 15 To Quit Is Newest Report.

BOMB IN WATER PIPE KILLS BABE   GREAT PROPERTY DAMAGE ALSO CAUSED IN MADRID IN NEW TERROR RAIDS  1

TELLS HARDING LEAGUE DEAD   McCumber, Only Republican Wha Stood by Treaty in Senate, Now Abandons It.

M’CUMBER SAYS LEAGUE IS DEAD   Senater Who Voted to Aivirm Treaty. Tells Harding to Try His Association.

MC CUMBER.IN: HARDING LEAGUE   ONLY: REPUBLICAN SENATOR: WHO VOTED. FOR WILSON PLAN . SWINGS OVER.” .

MeCl MBER FOR HARDING   Republican Senator Now Believes League is Dead Issue.

McCumber Says League of Nations Deax   Tels President.Elec, Harding to Ge “Ahead With His Association of Na tts. Proposition,

MAC CUMBER FAVORS NEW LEAGUE PLANS   Advises President-Elect te Go Ahead.

THINKS LEAGUE PLAN IS DEAD TO THIS NATIGN   McCumber Tells Harding Tec Go Ahead With New Plan.  Nebraskan Wants Ex-Service Man Named

LEAGUE -DEAD.IS .. MPCUMBER VIEW   Senator. Advises Harding to Go On . With New Plans; T.R. Jr., for “Cabinet Is Urged ~

Only Republican who Voted for Treaty Without Change tndorses Harding’s Plan for Association of Nations

MCUMBER FOR HARDING'S PLAN OF WORLD PEACE   Association of Nations Strike: North Dakotan as Proper.   FORMERLY 100 PCT. FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Conference With President Elect Today Changes Views.

M'CUMBER GIVES VIEW   SENATOR FROM NORTH DAKOTA TELLS HARDING TO GO FORWAED WITH PEACE PLANS.

ON MMGCUMBER LEAGUE ADVOCATE, SAYS 15 DEAL   In Conference at Marion Only Rep Who Voted For League Without Reservation Comes Out For New Association.

LEAGUE DEAD SAYS M’CUMBER, ITS LONE G. 0, P. SUPPORTER   Tells Harding to Go Aheac With Formation of New Association.

MW?CUMBER NOW TELLS HARDING LEAGUE IS DEAI   He Was Only Republicar ‘Senator for: Treaty With-

HARDING ADVISED 10 GO AREAD.WITH PLAN   Dakota Senator, Who Voted For Versailles Treaty, Now With Harding

CONSIDERS LEAC   senator MeCumber. Had Voted for the Versailles Treaty

ANYBODY CAN WIN RACE Td  FAN PARTIFS   Few Instructed Delegates Are Named by Republicans or Democrats.   WOOD AND OWEN ARE LEADING AT PRESENT   No One Will Know Until After Conventions What Will Happen,

PUBLIC. CONFUSED BYHOST OF MENIN WHITF HOUSE RAC   POLITICAL  C CONV 1 NTIONS ANY PRIMARIES “iF AIL TO GIVE LANE ON STRENGTH OF CANE IPATES   TRONG MEN NOT STARTED   Several Men Believed to be Dig’ Factovs in National “Conventions hus Par Have not Been, Recognized in State Politics

‘PRETTY BIG PUZZLE TO PICK A NOMINEE   : No MAN THUS FAR HAS A PRE PONDERATING LEAD.   Two Party Leaders Unilkely to Be Knows Before Delegates to Natieral Convention De cide Themsclves.

NOMINEES NOT 10 OE KNOWN BEFORE UNE   State Conventions and Prlmaries Throw Little Light on Choice of Parties

POLITICS GROWING COMPLICATED   Public Sentiment Widely Diffused On Various Candidates

WHO WILL bE CARDIDATEFOR JHEPRESIDENG   AFTER THE CONVENTIONS OF BOTH PARTIES PEOPLE WILL KNOW,

Nominations for President Very Uncertain   Who the Neminees WHHL be Will Not Be hoown Until Conventions are Held

STADIUM TO SEAT CLOSE TO 35,000   Pians for the New Structure Have Already Been Drawn by Engineers   With Exceptian of Seats, Stadium Vill Be Entirely of Concrete

JOINT SESSION OAL     LED,   Hamilton and Tipton iomnr  to Meet ‘Here. Agra mM

JOINT SESSION CALLED,   Hamilton and Tipton Commissioners to Meet Here April 24.

HAITIAN NATIVES SHOT BY MARINES IN COLD BLOOD   Disclosures Made in Report of Gen. Barnett on American Occupation.

Of Alleged indiscriminate KN ing of Haitian Natives b’ United States Marines, Gen Barnett Diseloses.

BANDITS GRUELLY BUTCHERED IN HAITI CHIEF DECLARES   General Barnett, as Commander of Marines, is Shocked by the Indiscriminate Killings.   DISAPPOINTED IN THE MARINES

YANAEE MARINE RUTHLESSLY AIL TS ALLEGATION   Orders to Inquire Into Slaying of Haitian Natives Are Held Up.

Indiscriminate Killing of Haitian Natives Disclosed   General Barnett, Former Chief Officer of United States Marine Corps, Reports That 3,250 “Bandits” Were Slain in Five and One-Half Years of Occupation Following Port Au Prince Uprising.

PROBE KILLING OF NATIVES IN HAIT   investigation of Alleged. Murders Ordered. Year Ago by Gen, Barnett   REPORT IS PUBLISHED   Former Marine Corps Com mandant Expresses Surat Existing Conditions

HESSIAN FLY COST FARMERS $5,750,000   Late Seeding of Wheat Advised by   Purdue to Overcome Big Loss in  Indiana During Last Year

ACCIDENT ON FIELD  RESULTS IN DEATH   HUBERT R. WESLEY WAS KILLED ON MeCOOK FIELD YESTERDAY   WAS STRUCK BY SHOT   Wesley, a Baseball Player, Was Running After Foul Ball ¢ When Struck   Was a Sophomore in the Univers ity and Member of Pi L psijon Fraternily

HUBERT R. WESLEY WAS KILLED ON MeCOOK FIELD YESTERDAY   Wesley, a Baseball Player, Was Running After Foul Ball ¢ When Struck   Was a Sophomore in the Univers. ity and Member of Pi Upsilon Fraternity

CHARGE E DEAF MUTE F ANOTHER’S DEATH   LOUISVILLE MAN ARRESTED FOF MURDERING MISS REBECCA LOVALL IN PUBLIC PARK.

LODGE CALLS FOR UNITY ON ASIATIC POLICY   Says Dark Shadow Hangs Over U. S., Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

QTRINGENT (MIMIGRATION LAWS AND HIGHER TARIFF AECOMMENTEN BY ERE

ASIATIC PROBLEM IS DISCUSSED BY LODGE   SNATOR ADVOCATES “AR “-RANGEMENT” WITH OTHER "REPUBLICS, ,

SENATOR LODGE QEEKS NEW PAGI   Wants British Dominions to Help Curb Japs.   HAD CONSULTED PENROSE   Solon Voices Sentiment of Republicar Leaders in Speech at Celebration of Founders’ Day—Would Re. new Protective Tariff.

WANTS. BRITISH CURB ON JAPAN   Senator Lodge, in Founders’ Day Celebration, Favors Pact With Dominions.   COMFERS WITH PENROSE   Massachusetts Solon Seeks Agreement With Canada, Australia and New Zealand Againet the So-Called Aslatic immigration Peril.

DIDN'T MEAN 10 START TROUBLE   Firing of Machine Gun Into Crowd in Frankfort Was Unintentional

FRENCH FIRE UPON GERMANS ONLY BLUNDER   ' Officer Lost Head and Turned Machine Gun Upon Crowds ™~   BRITISH ARE CRITICIZED   Parisian Press Denounces Lloyd George as Demagogue Viewed as Bitter Bill

FRANKFORT AFFAK WAS MERE MISHAT   FRENCH OFFICER DECLARES FIRING INTO CROWD DUFF TO NERVOUSNESS

FRENCH CALL THE SHOOTING AN ACCIDENT   Now Say There Was No In. tention to Fire Into the Frankfort Crowd.   A NEW DIVISION OF TROOPS IS MOVED IN   Germany Gets Orders to Cut Its Army Down to 200,000 Men.

FIRING OF MACHINE GUN ~ATGERMAN      REALLY A MISHAP DE. CLARES FRENCH OF-. FICER WHO WITNESS. EN iT   Intention Was to Fire Wild - to Disperse Crowd When the Gunner Lost His Head

USE OF MACHINE GUN WMGHAP SAY FRENCH   Officer Says Soldier Feared Attack by Mob and Opened  Eira   BLAME GERMAN STUDENTS

NO INTENTION .. ‘TO FIRE GUN   French ! Officer } Whe Witnessed Affair Said It Was: Mishap

Operator Intends to Fire Only One Cartridge, When Belt Is Exploded   iBRITAIN’S ATTITUDE  EMBARRASSES FRANCE   ‘United States Interested as Observer Than as. an Active Participant

NERVOUS POILU FIRED ON CROWD AT FRANKFORT   Lost His Head Frencl Officer Says in Telling of “Accident.”

'WAKARUSANS HAD  REPUBLICAN RALLY   CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER SPOKE TO GATHERING   Republican Candidate Answere¢ Questions Asked By Members of Audience   Court House Meeting Tonight and Women’s Meeting al! Day Toforrow Are Planned

C3 ANDIDATES FOI ‘OR- COUNTY COMMISSION Kt ne TO GATBERING  KRETSINGER’S: VIEWS  Republican Cajdidate Answersi Questions Asked By Members of Audience  . r  Cant ‘Wanse Macdtine Tanicht and   Republican Cafdidate Answered Questions Asked By Members of Audience   Court House Meéting Tonight and Women's Meeting all Day Torrow Are Planned

@ live Stock Market"  moe oa CASSID Ss UTHWESTERN, COMMIS ION  OKLAHOMA CIty

- PIONEER NUNS’ COMING   Sem!-Centénnial “Arrival of ‘Sistors in Tucson to be Celebrated Through“ out Arizona :

CATHOLICS TO OBSERVE PIONEER NUNS’ COMING   Semi-Centennial Arrival of Sistors Tucson to be Celebrated Throughout Arizona

OIL KING BENEPACTIONS ALMOST HALF BILLIO}   Announce 63 Million Memorial Fund for Mrs. Rockefeller for Charitable Enterprises.

GIVES. GENEROUSLY AS A MEMORIA   Rockefeller Sets Aside Fund in Wife's Memoarv.

ROCKEFELLER GIVES AWAY HALF BILLION   Total Benefactions Reach Enormous Total; Memecrial to Wife Established

ENEFACTIONS TO DATE NEARLY HALE BILLION DOLLARS   John D. Gives $63,703,357 to Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation.   WILL SUPPORT OBJECTS THAT INTERESTED WIFE   More Than Eight Million Appropriated to Date From Memorial Fund, Largest Single Donation to Date Be. ing to Northern Baptists.

WOOD 1 LEADING IN OUUTH DAKOTA   Lowden, Second and Johnson, Third, in Republican Presidential Primary in That State.   COUNTRY DISTRICTS OUT   James W. Gerard is Democratic Fav orite After Nominal Contest With Munrae tlingic

WOOD LEADS IN PRIMARY ELECTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Present Retarns Shew He fas a Lead of About 41,600 In Presidential Primary   GERARD 1S CHOICE OF THE DEMOCRATS   Governor Lowden Are Rar  i Senator Johuson x Clese for Second Pace a

WOOD IN THE LEAD   Returns from South Dakota Primaries Show Genera! Wood in the Lead   LOWDEN IS SECOND   North Dakota Will Send “Regular Republican” to National Convention

WOOD'S LEAD Is NOW 4000   Lowden and Johnson Trailing in South Dakota Primary

WOOD LEADING IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Governor Lowden is Running ; Close Second in Race   JOHNSON LAGS IN THIRD   Senator Crippled in Western State Primary Election

WOOD LEADS IN = ~ SOUTH DAKOTA   Lowden and Johnson Close Seconds, Gerard Scems First Chuice on Democratie, Ticket.”

SOUTH DAKOTA GIVES GEN. WOOD BiG PLURALITY   THE OFFICIAL COUNT IS BE LIEVED WILL GIVE HIM A LEAD OF 7,000,   With Only Ten Counties to Hea From the Soldier Candidate Had a Lead of 4,000—Close Race For Second,

SOUTHDAKOTA PRIMARY VOTE. FAVORS WOOD      MAJOR GENERAL'S PLURALITY FOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMI. NATION ASSURED

Governor Goodrich Leaves Sunday for Vacation in Florida; Some Say Legislature Call May Come After Primaries.

INDIANS WIN AMERICAN RAG      TRAGIC DEATH OF RAY CHAPMAN PUTS DAMPER ON THE PLAYERS

INNOCENT TEAMMATES ARE ALSO SUFFERER:   Owner of White Sox Heaviest Loser, However, Through Players Acceptine Bribes.

American Aviators Would Not Run Risk of Killing General Budenny, Wife and Baby.

SAVES SOVIET GENERAL'S LIFE   American Aviators Refuse to Bombard Train of General On Account of Wife.

FOR FARM QUESTION   SECRETARY HOUSTON INVITED TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTE   Desire is to Furnish Agriculturaltsts the Speediest of Aid.

ATTEMPT LIFE OF DUBLIN OFFICIAL   WOUNDED AT DUBLIN  ’ Party Fires on Policemen Escorting Officer's Car—Wound Roberts and (hanffenr in Ficht.

NO CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES   Continuous Firing Kept _ Up by Rival Factions During Night

RIVAL GROUPS CONTINUE FIGHT AT LONDONDERRY   Continuows Fire Kept Up Through the Night—Authorities Give Out No Information on Caenaliiec

NO LET-UP IN LOND ONDERRY RIOTS, CONDITIONS MAY BE GROWING WORSE

nla FACTIONS CONTINUE FIGHT IN LONDONDERRY   MILITIA IAOK ON PASSIVELY WHILE RIVAL FACTIONS MARCH THROUGH THE STREETS

BATTLE CONTINUES TO_ RAGE IN LONDONDERR'   Military Remains Passive a Rival Armed Factions Mare] to Positions in Fighting Linc

IRISH TOWN  STILL TORN BY CONFLICT   Number of Casualties Unknown as Factions Battle  ERECT BARRICADES   Dead Lie in Streets—Citizens Con. fined to Their Homes—Some Flee From Scene of Disorder.

‘Armed Men Awaited  at Bridge for His Coming  ewe Bombs Were  ati ele Mae ga ee

IRELAND CVIL WAR ~ 1S CONTINUED Tn   Rifle Fire Increases in Intensity _ —Parts of Londonderry — Shut-Off.   STREETS ARE BARRICADED

NO CESSATION IN BATTLE AT LONDONDERRY   Firing Continued All Night And Many Are Killed in Clashes  City Terror-Stricken As Result  Of Unchecked Rioting.

QUICK WIT OF DRIVER SAVES GENERAL'S LIFE   Assistant Inspector Genera! Roberts Ambushed Near Dublin.   BRITISH OFFICIAL IS SHOT IN HEAD   Sinn Feiners Attack Officia Though Surrounded By Guards.

KILLAND HURT SEVERAL IN BITTERCLASH   Impossible tc to Learn Number of Casualties —Call Troops. —

LONDONDERRY If TERROR STRIGKE   BATTLE BETWEEN UNIONIST » AND NATIONALIST -FACTIONS CONTINUES.

TERROR REIGHS [N LONDONDERRY, STRIFE 1S INTENSE  ED AIS  BNP Ge LIST   Military Remains Passive, Malcontents ‘Ave in Charge of 2 City.

From “péhind” Raviieadad ia: -Streota oe: —-Military ’ ‘Pawsive—People.. 7: $$ hexving-€ity———

UGESOATION IN FIGHTING IX LONDONDERRY   Rival Factions Keep Up Hostilities which Keep Irish City in Continuing State of Terror

MOST OF DERRY IN COMBATANTS? HANDS   Troops Passively Watch Fight lag Bands March.

CONTINUE BATTLE OF LONDONDERRY AS TROOPS WATCH   Street Fighting Uninterruptec With Police Powerless and  Military Looking On.   ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AROUSES APPREHENSION   Civil War Between Unionists   and Nationalists Grows  Continually Worse,

LONDONDERRY 1S. TERROR STRICKEN   Rival Factions Erect Barricades, Continue Intense Fire

LONDONDERRY STILL SHAKEN BY RIGTING TROOPS SPECTATOR   Reported That The Dead Are Lying In Streets; Dublin Shocked.

Alon RIOTS IN LONDONDERRY ARE UINGHERKE   Unionists and Nationalist: Keep Up Fighting in Streets.   TROOPS WATCH BATTLES   Number of Casualties No! Known—Citizens Leave the City.

LONDONDERRY IS NOW  LARGELY UNDER SWAY OF CONTENDING MOBS   Situation in Irish City Grows Hourly Worse and All Residents Who Can Are Leaving--Reports Tell of Bodies Unclaimed in the Streets

Many Die In Irish Fighting   Unionist and National ist Factions Keep Uy Continuous Fire Be hind Barricades

BRITISH OFFICIAL BOMBED   Inspector General Roberts  Attacked in Dublin   BRINGS GREAT APPREHENSION   Recalls Recent Attempt to Kil  VYiennimt French

LIFE OF ENGLISH OFFIL.”". DUBLIN 1S ATTEMPTED   Civil War Cobditions in Londonderry Grow Worse

REIGN OF TERROR “CONTINUES WN IRISH CITY   ‘Soldiers Do Not Stop Armed Men; Bodies Reported to Be Lying in Streets

BODIES OF DEAD LE.NSTREETS OF ISH CITY   Battle Between -Unionist and  Nationalist: Factions Continues Without Stop   RUMORS “OF MORE.  TROUBLE ARE HEARD   Attack Upon Assistant’ Inspec:  tor General Causes Appre7 hension in Dublin

The Londonderry Battle Keeps Going   The Unionist and Nationalist Fac tions Still Fighting After Erecting New Barricades.

$100,000: WORTH OF LIQUOR SEIZEL   CLEVELAND MAN CUAIMES THAT IT WAS FOR. HIS OWN PERSONAL CONSIWPTIOY

Can One Man Drink $100,000 BoozeStock:   J, B. Rose, Of Cleveland Wil! Attempt To Convince Court That He Can

NO REDUCTION IN STEEL WAGES FOR SOME TIME   But There Surély Will Be Late “on, Big. Steel Man Said * 5 Today. -

HOUSE PASSES OPEN PORT BILL AMENDED TOD"   MEASURE GOES BACK TO SEN ATE TO VOTE ON WILLIAMS’ AMENDMENTS

HIGHER GAS RATES NECESSARY   Only Way to Save Many Companies  From Bankruptcy.

PEACE THROUGHOUT AUSTRIA   Even Communist Press is Advising Resumption of Work,

Grand Island Youths Are Given Terms for Burglary, Larceny and Forwery.

SIX SENTENCED BY GOURT   Grand Island Youtha Axe Giver Terms for Burglery. Larceny nna Forgery.

THE. POLK COUNTY JAIL   Was Threatened With Destruction Says Sheriff Savertude

PLOT TO BLOW POLK CO, JAIL   Identity of Plotters . Known = bn Names Are Withheld

‘MAD’ POET FLEES FIUME IN PLANE   D’Annunzio’s Proclamation Says Italy Is Not Worth Dying For.   BULLETIN

FRANCE HONORS MICHIGAN MAN, METZ CEREMONY Martin Carmody Made Officer of Legion of Honor.

Marshal ef France Conspicesces Fig: wre Dering the Celebration  nt Biaeéa

FOCH 1S PRESENTED WITH BATON AT MET,   Marshal of France Deeply Moved by Impressive Ceremony; Statue Unveiled

LAFAYETTE oTATUE UNVEILED AT METZ   s An Assurance to France That America is Ever Read) to Do Her Part, Marsha Foch Savs.

QUTBREAK OF RIOTING IN BELFASI   Over a Score Injured—Streets Clear. ed at Bayonet Point.

STREET FIGHTING AMONG IRISH ADD SCORE TO INJURED   Serious Battle Follows Serie: ef Minor Clashes During ' Morning; Troops Alert

FOUR KILLED; 13 HURT AS TROOPS SHOOT INTO MOE   Militiamen Prevent Lynching of Negro Guilty of Murder,

CROWD RAIDS COURTHOUSE BUT FAILS ©   Appeal for More Troops to Quiet Angry Kentuckians and Guard.  Black; Murderer Sentenced  to Death ©

SUFFS 10 DICTATE G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Women Delegates Believe They Will Have Balance of Power.   EXPECT 100 TO BE SEATED   Influence  in Favor of AM andidate Would “Put Him Over,”

WOMEN HOLD REPUBLICAN VOTE POWER   Chairman Predicts Bal ance of Strength Rests With Female Voter.

Women May Hold ‘Balance of Power:      WOMEN WELEGATES TO G. 0 PP CONVENTION MAY CUT BIGURS 427 CHRCAGO

WOMEN HAY HOLD BALANCE OF POWER AT G. 0. P. MEETING   Leader Predicts Choice of Candidate Will Rest With Women—Demand Equal Rights.

6.0,P, WOMEN WILL NAME CANDIDATE:   At Any Rate That’s What Their Leaders Predict   DELEGATES TO CONVENTION   Will Demand “50-50” Representation on National Committee

Women Hope To Control G. O. P. Meet      Election of 100 Delegates to Nationa! Republican Convention Expect. ~ ed by Women Leaders— Want 50.50 Repre. sentation

WOMEN MAY HOLD DECIDING VOTES AT CONVENTION   ]  ONE HUNDRED ARE EXPECTED  TO BE DELEGATES TO CHICAGO CONCLAVE IN JUNE.

WOMEN MAY HOLD BALANCE OF POWER   Influence in Republican National Convention Will be Exerted., They Sav.

LOUISVILLE PEOPLE START MONEY SAVING CAMPAIGE   “People Generally Spending Money ex Declares.

CUT COST OF LIVING   i's Being Dene in One City By Organized Movement to Quit Buying.

LOUISVILLE 10. STOP: BIE   SOCIAL WORKERS ENGAGED IN CAMPAIGN TO CURTAIL RECKLESS BUYING IN AIA, LINES.

cee 2 VICTIM OF TUBERCULAOGIS.   Orville Davis Died Sudde yin rado.

fe VICTIM OF TUBERCULOSIS.   Orville Davis Died ied Sudde yin rado. gO

LEAGUE TO GIVE POLAND MANDATE   PURPOSE IS TO CARRY OUT MILITARY DEFENSE’ OF DANZIG.

SUFFRAGE BILE OF Pr Aye par RRS TO BE CALLED U ACTION ON TURSDAY.

TREATY PROSPECTS ~ GBTTING BRIGHTER   CLOSEST YET TO AN AGREEMENT ONE SENATOR SAYS.   Article Tea eof Cevenant Still the Chief Hurdle, Bet Signe of Compremise Seen—SFrelinguyaen Fiy in Ointment.

Step Forward Has Been Made In Ne. gotiations As To Article X of League Covenant.

‘Have Made Headway in Bi Partisan Conference Sai  eaders.   rormer President Taft Confers With Senators for Compro: mica

PROGRESS TOWARD AGREEMENT UPON TREATY PROPOSALS   Republicans Have Made Some Compromises Regarding Article Ten- and Democrats Must. Fol leat   OTHERS ARE’ MARKING.-TIME

EXPECT COMPROMISE ‘ON ARTICLE X TODAY   Bipartisan Committee Reports Progress in Consideration of Lodge Reservation.

REAL PROGRES TOWARD ENDING TREATY GONTES   Modification of Senate Reservation Regarding Article X Believed Probable By Compromise Committee.

PROGRESS IS CONTINUED.   Lodge Reservation to Article 10 Considered Almost Exclusively at Session.

AGREEMENT NOW SEEMS POSSIBILIT!   Bipartisan Committee Gets Nearer to Settlement.   REPUBLICANS YIELD POINTS   Concessions Are Made in Language and Form.

FURTHER PROGRES: ON TREATY MADE   HI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE CON SPERS ARTICUR TEN OBSTACLE

COMPROMISE NEAR ON ARTICLE TEN?   KACTIONS HAVE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT ON LODGE RESERVATION SOON,   CHANGES ARE PROPOSED   Many Propositions to Alter Pact Considered by Bipartisan Committee, With No Action.

AGREEMENT UN ARTICLE 10 fa AFING SOUGHI   Jenate Leaders Considering Lodge Reservation In Desperate Attempt   PROGRESS REPORTED   Lae 02 AS 8 aD ie BVAAA VAY SA ASAE  Decisive Action Expected As Members are Hopeful of Some Plan.

SENATORS ARE MORE HOPEFUL   Bi-Partisan Committee Leaders Report Progress in Treaty

ARTICLE TEN UP FORE "ROUND TABLE” THURSOA   Reservation Consider ed Exclusively by BiPartisan Committee   FOOK FOR FINAL ACTION TODAY

IS EXPECTED SOON ON PEACE PACT   BI-PARTISAN COMMITTEE HAS “PROGRESSED ON MANY : * DIFFERENCES /   ARTICLE TEN HAS BEEN CHIEF DRAWBACK   Early Action Is Expected To Re. sult From Attempts To Compromise

SEEK AGREEMENT ON ARTICLE 10   Senate Leaders Considering the Lodge Reservation.   PROGRESS AGAIN REPORTED

Compromise Of Differences On The Peace Treaty Seems Matter Of Only A Few Day,

Tht BLPARTISAN COMMITTEES ARE PROGRESSING IN RESERVATIONS 10 PEACE AGREEMENT

COMPROMISE . NOW IN SIGHT   Article Ten, Old Stumbling Block, May Be Over-' :. “eome Today.:   OTHER POINTS ARE UP

OPTIMISTIC REPORTS ON TREATY PROGRES   DEMOCRATIC LEADER SAYS HE EXPECTS DECISIVE ACTION TODAY ON MAIN POINT.

Progress Toward Treaty   Settlement Continues   by Senate’s Committee   Spokesmen for Democratic and Republican Leaders Join in Hopeful Expressions.

_ment on Tete Article ; 10 Change.   SOLONS TO ALLOW LEADERS TO DECIDE   Agreement of Party Whip: Will Mean Ratification, Leaders Say.

MAKE PROGRESS IA TREATY AGREEMENT   HOPE REVIVED THAT SOME THING DEFINITE BE DONE AT AN EARLY DATE   EXPECT A GET-TORETHFA   Mild Reservationists, in Expecta. tion of Agreement, Pave Way For Speeding Final Action.

Have Made Headway in BIPartisan Conference Say   padare   rormer President Taft Confers With Senators for Compro mise.

CHARGES INTRIGUE AGAINST MEXIGANS   MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVE SAYS LOBBYISTS UNABLE TO INFLUENCE WILSON   ARE AFTER INTERVENTION   Representatives of Petroleum Hope to Elect Republicans and Then Bring About In terference in Mexico.

WHITE HOUSE fof FORT RESO AGAINST THE OIL INTRIGUE   Da La Huerta Agent in U. S Says Petroleum Interests ‘Unable to Reach President.

THE OW INTRIGUE   Mexican Petroleum “Attaic Has Changed lts Front:Now.   LOOKS TOSTATEDEPARTMENT   Mexican Statement Tells of Dit: ~ lerent Methods of the Ditters ent Groups,

U.S.M FORT MeANST tis   Mexican Leader:Pays High Trib ote to White Heise

CHARGES U. 8.18 HLLED INTRIGUE AGAINST MEXIGE   State Department Over run With Lobbyists  Petroleum Intrigue.

INTRIGUE FAILS, -PESQUIERA: Bis   Unable to. Reach the White ; House.   CH ARGES ACTIVITY - AGAINST: MEXICO   Lobbyists Busy i in. ‘Stato ‘Department...

PETROLEUM INTRIGUE AGAINST MEXICO   Is Charged By Personal Representative of De La Huerta In Statement Today, Saying Lobbyists Are at Work in Wachineton.

OIL COMBINE REACHES INTC WHITE HOUSE   This is Charge of U.S. Representative of De La Huerta ,   SEES BIG INTRIGUE   Declares Lobbyists Work tc Prevent Peaceful Understanding

OIL INTRIGUE CAN'T REACH WHITE HOUSE . DECLARES MEXICAR   Minister Points: Out Groups it U. S. Opposed to Mexican . Interests   PRAISES WILSON AND THE RECRETARIES “OF STATE   ‘Péseribed: “in’ Report as ‘the “Friends of Justice”

PAIL ING TU AAU HILSON NU TURNS TL STATE OEP]   Roberto Pesquiera Claims Lobbyists Are Hindering New Republic   LAUDS WILSON AS FRIEND OF MEXICO   Says Speculators and Mone) Brokers Ave Guilty of Plotting

MEXICO CLAIMS Uo ACTIONS INTERFERE   Tells Department ot State That One Fac. tion Is - Constantly Brewing Trouble tc  . Acquire More Spoils

CHANGES UL MEN INTRIGUE   MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN AMERICA SO REPORTS TO DE LA HUERTA,

SEES OIL PLOT HIT MEXICO   Huerta Agent Says Intrigue Is Busy in United States State Department.

PETHOLELM INTIS ~—_ABINST. MEXICO   Is C Charged By sy Personal Rep resentative of De La Huerta  In Statement Today, Saying  Lobbyists Are at Work in achinotonn.

OIL INTRIGUE “BUSY DECLARES ~ MENCO-AGENT   Attempt'to Reach While House Fails; Pasquiera.Tells Presi-* dent Huerta. °°   TWO GROUPS OPPOSE _ SETTLEMENT: HE SAYS   Statement Denies New Government . Will- Persecute: ; Catholic Church

DEPARTMENTS ARE OVER-AUN WITH SMOOTH LOBBYISTS   Prominent Mexican Charges - That Petroleum Interests —~ Are at Work for Republiean Victory   ‘WORK TO SAME. END   ;EXERTING EVERY . EFFORT TU PREVENT . UNDERSTANDING . BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS  OF SISTER REPUBLICS -

HUERTA PERSONAL ATEPRESENTATIE uns WILSON GOVERNMENT)   Refers to White: House As “‘A-Fort ress Towering Above Human:FailIngs and Meshes of Intrigue’

BOUNDEXPLOSION: ROCKS REN   DENVER IS STRIKE BOUND   No Oars Running.as Result of Walkout! of Union Employes of ‘Tramway —

Bond tleeit>s Annravan   ATTENDANCE AT REVIVAL GROWS AT EACH SERVICE

Bond Issue Anpovroved.   ATTENDANCE AT REVIVAL GROWS AT EACH SERVICE

CREW OF STEAMER WIDLAR RESCUED   They Told of Théir Experiences Be fore Being Rescucd Monday Night ..

CREW 1S RESCUED. AFTER 63 HOURS   Men From Steamer Widlar  Tell of. Facing Death in — Lake Storm.

ALLIES WARN THE POLES AGAINST ENCROACHMENT  MUST CONFINE HER ACTIV‘TITIES IN DEFENDING POLAND. INVASION OF RUSSIA. NOT TO BE ATTEMPTEL

ee  ALLIES THREATEN ~ WITHDRAW SUPPORT, ABANDON WRAN                   Polish Armies Take 1 19, 000 . Prisoners, ‘Crow Thousands of Russians Out of Single Road: 0 f Cafe Retreat. ee

ANY RUSSIAN TERRITORY   Allies Threaten to Withdraw Support if Poles Disregard Warning.

ALLIES IN  WARNING TO POLAND   Poles Cautioned About At tempting Further InvaSion of Russia

Will Withdraw Their Support Of Polish Cause If Poles Go Beyond Frontier   ‘WOULD INTERFERE WITH PEACE PLANS   Support To Also Be With drawn From Gen. Wrangel, Anti-Bolshevist T.eader

POLAND WARNED 1 et Pa Pa   France’ atid:England To © Withdraw Support If . Attempt Is Made..   POLAND MUST STOP.. “AT OWN FRONTIER   New Invasion Of Russia Will Not Be Sanctioned By ‘Allied — Nations. _

POLAND WARNED 10 ACT PRETTY   ' France and Engiand Teli Her  i Wot to Invade Russian District Again. .   ALLIES TO WITHDRAW SUPPORT-IN-THAT CASE   'She’s Only to Clear Her Owx  Frontiers of the Bolshe4 “wik Forres.

LETTERS TO SCHOTT FAOM SLAIN GIRL FOUND BY CORONER   They Will be Introduced as Evidence’ at Inquest.

CHOOT CASHIER; GET $7,000.      Seven Masked Men Escape With Cash and Liberty Bonds From Depository at Ottawa Lake, Mich.

 HOLD UP FURTHER  SCANDAL INVESTIGATION   John McGraw Returns to New York But Will Come Back to Chicago — Kauff and Zimmerman Also Implicated.

M'GRAW PU ON STAND IN CHICAGO OULZ   Claim Giant Player Involved in “Throwing Ball Game   FELSCH MAY CONFESS   Sox ‘Player Expected to Bare His Part in World Series Plot

INVESTIGATION OF BASEBALL SCANDAL GOES OVER FOR TIME   State’s Attorney Hoyne Now in New York Wins To Have Proceedings Held Up Until His Re-  turn—Grand Jury Awaits New Witnesses.

Chicago. White Sox . Investigation Halt:   State's ACtorncy fy New York Aska {a ~ Hokl Up Proceedings Untll His Keturn.

Chicago White Sox Investigation.Halts   State's Attorney xy fn New York Asks to Hold Up Proceedings Until Hs Return.

HELD UP ron   State’s Attorney Hoyne  Grand Jury Awaits Return From New York City 

INVESTIGATION.      Temporary Lut in’ Inquiry Inte Baseball Seandal

INVESTIGATION f TPEAIRLY ~ DELAYED TODAY   At Instance of Stae’s Attorney Wh TS Now in New York. 2°  He

BASEBALL HEARING 1$ TEMPORARILY HALTED BY STATE'S ATTOANE   CHICK GANDIL, NOW IN TEXAS, SFE — CLE etree  WHAT PAPERS SAY,

DELAY FURTHER PROBE OF BASE  BALL SCANDALS      Chicago Grand Jury Awaits Return of States Attorney From New York. .   EXPECT SONFESSION OF ‘HAPPY’ FELSCH

INVESTIGATION  INTO BASEBALL: SCANDAL STOPS   DISTRICT ATTORNEY  .HOYNE DOUBTS SERIOUS.  NESS OF LEGAL -OFFEN                Foreman of € ‘and Jury Says However, That Probe Wil Continue Despite Moyne.

DONAHEY TAKES UP REP DEFY   eer nme  Dem Nominee Talks to State Confab  BAKER FOR LEAGUE  War Secretary to Cham pion Pact

DONAHEY PANES UP REP DEFY   Dem Nominee Talks to State Confab   BAKER FOR LEAGUE

Democratic Candidate - for Governor Charges Repub- ¢ ’  licans Broke Pledge.   WILL KEEP LEGISLATURE AT WORK UNTIL FINISH   Flays Gardner Bill at Democratic State Convention at Capital,

DONAREY WL CHIEFLY URGE. TAX "REFORMS   Promises to Keep Legislature’s Nose to Taxation Grindstone

aaa  BREAK INTO THE ~PENTENTIAR   Haytian Guards  Having Hard , Time Keeping Men From Trying to Get Into Prison Without Any Criminal Act. '— Five Slipped In. 

BREAK INTO THE "ENTE   Haytian Guards Having Hard Time Keeping Men ‘From Trying to Get Into Prison Without Any Criminal Act. —Five Siisned Tn.

AGED RESIDENT DEAD,   Perry Richardson Died Sunday a  Dauchter’s Home.

RD RESIDENT DEAL,         son Wed Sunday aw  Daughter's Home. ‘ 3 * sg

IMAY SOLVE MURDER MYSTERY   Montana Man Arrested In Kansai City for the Killing of Miss Florence Barton, 

CHESTER HELD FOR GIRL'S MURDER      Ruth Batton Wes Killed While Rid. ing With Her Fiance on Lonely Road,

COX REVIEWS © THE CAMPAIGN   Harding's Etection, He States, Would Mean Trealy’s Deas,   SAYS AMERICA FAVORS ENTR)

COX TEE WS THES GR APAL a4      Harilna's Elect.a:, He States Would Moin ireily's Osaih,   SAYS AMERIGA FAVORS ENTRY

Reward of 2,000,000 Rubles is Offer. ed for Head of Alleged Imposter.

SAYS HE’S CZAR; SOVIET OFFERS 2,000,006 RUBLES   Siberian Claimant. Says Ser  vant Impersgonated Him and Mer Maath

Mian In Siberia Is Claiming He’s Czar; Soviet Wants Him   Iffer Reward of 2,000,000 Rubles for Head of Person Reputed to Be the Czar.

TO MEET IMMIGRATION RUSH   Many Whe Left Last Fall Ketarning With Their Relatives.

DYING REQUEST 70 SAVE BABY   Mrs. Richard Mansfield Killed by az Electrie Train—Tries to Save Baby

Foot Caught in Switch’ on Railroac Track—Throws Her Baby to Platform

SENATOR OWEN OUTLINES HIS POLITICAL BELIEFS   ‘Oklahoma Senator, Candidate for  Democratic Nomination, Makes  Profession of Faith.

OWEN’S PROFESSION OF FAITH.   Presidential Candidate Oatlines Hie

STRONG DEMONSTRATION.   Members of Physics Class Stirred Up *. Quite a Stench,

STEO: DEMONSTRATIO:          Memtcts of Physics Cla I Sthrrea u Quite a: Stencly

YEISK TAKEN BY RED TROOPS   Bolshevilki Force Hostile Forse From Entire Peninsula. Spake

RED TROOPS OCCUPY YEISK   Bolshevik Forces Clear Hostile Sol. diers From Entire Peninsula on the Sea of Asov.

BOLGHEVIK] CLEAR YELOK PERTHSULA OF HOSTILE FORGE   “Our Troops Continue Advance on Polish Front,” Moscow Official Radio Asserts.

ENJOIN SECRETARY MEREDITH   Restrained From Canceling Licenses of Livestoek Wen.

HOLLAND FEARS THE BOLSHEVIKI   Asks that United States Furnish Her Surplus Military Supplies

BAKER S ONE   General Tasker ‘Bliss of U.S. Peace Delegation, Says Revival of European Wat Preeth in

NEW EUROPE WAR SEEN BY BLISS IF RUSS GET POLAND   Latter Country Only Bulwark Against Bolshevism, He ©: Telis Congressmen.   ENEMY BETTER TRAINED, .~ EQUIPPED, HAS MORE MEN   Baker Recommends Surplus of  U. S. Military Supplies Go  to Help Against Reds.

WIDESPREAD WAR AGAIN POSSIBLE   SITU ATION IN EUROPE IS GRowING MORE DANGEROUS.   ALLIES HELP THE POLES   POLAND IS THE LAST BULWARK AGAINST RUSSIAN “REDS”   Unless Her Arm ti Strengthened the - Bolshevikt Are Likely to Over- ~~  run Europe... - 7 

ANIERIGAN SUPPLIES 1 AID PLANT IN STAPPING BO HE VAY ARVANEES   GENERAL BLISS PREDICTS GENER. AL WAR IF BOUSHEVI! CONTINUE SUCCESSES,

War Secretary Recommends That _U.S. Furnish Military Supplies to Poles Holding Battle Lines.

EUROPEAN WAR DEPENDENT ON POLE VICTOR }   GENERAL BLISS ‘TELLS CONGRESSMEN ‘THAT PO. LAND iS BULWARK.

Poland 48 ‘Only Bulwark Against - Bolshevism,’ Says Geri. Bliss - =—Allies Must Help Poland.

WAR IN EUROPE _ NOW PROBABLE   ‘Urge That United States Fur nish Military Supplies to Poland.   BOLSHEVIKI I ADVANCING   General Biiss Says Poland is Bul wark Against Bolshevism. Appears ' Before Committee.

REVIVAL OF WAR NOT IMPROBABL      General Bliss Forese:s‘Trouble In Po land's Inability To Withstand Russian Bolshevik Armies.

POLAND 18 HELD BARRIER AGAINST REDS   General and Secretary of War See Continent ona Powder Box :   WOULD BRING CHAOS!   Baker Says Allies Are Now Considering Giving Aid>-°. to Poland

SENERAL WARIN EUROPE 1S NOT IMPROBABLE   Gen. Bliss Tells House Com ~mtitee That It's Up to Po land to Stop Bolshevik  Armies.

BAKER URGES U.S. TO GIVE AID TO POLES   General Bliss Says Invasion of Reds’ Is Not °. “Improbable.” —   POLES OUTCLASSED SAYS U: S. OFFICER   Roadway. Open: to Europe as Result; Baker Would. - Block: Way.

SAYS POLAND IS ONLY POWER THAT CAN PREVENT IT   Allies and U. S. Must Aid Poles in Withstanding Russ Reds.

BLISS SEES NEW WAR   WARNS OF REVIVAL OF HOSTILI-. TIES IF POLAND FALLS.   Member of VU. S. Peace Delegation and Secretary Baker Urge America to Help Fight Reds.

GERMANY DENIES MAKING AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA   -nver Pasha, Former Turkish Minister of War and Now King of Kurdistan, Starts Bolshevik Revolution In Turkestan, Afghanistan and Baluchistan.

URL ACTION  NN POLAND Tt GMELK DEATH ERIM FAMINE   Gen. Bliss Declares Poland Only Bulwark Against Bolshevism   BAKER RECOMMENDS SUPPLIES FOR EUROPE   Committee Considering Advance of $150,000,000 to Countries

POLAND MUST RAVE ‘ADORE IN EUROPE RESULTS      General Bliss Sa’ Says That it is The Sole, Hope Against The Bolsheviki and - is ‘Without Sufficient Arms to Meet the Vccnemence:  -

Ik RED RUSSIA GETS POLES NEW WAR ‘PROBABLE’   Poland Is Only Bulwark Against Bolshevik Army in Europe, Bliss Says   WHERE WARS BREED   BAKER FOLLOWS UP GENERAL'S SPECTACULAR STATEMENTS WITH APPEAL FOR ARMS.

General Bliss Predicts General Re vival of War in Europe if Poland Is Unable to Beat Off Reds   OFFICIALS POINT OUT SERIOUSNESS OF SITUATION AT RELIEF HEARING

GEN. BLISS WARNS OF war   General“and Baker Urge United Statea ‘te Furnish Ald to Poland to Help Fight Off Bolshevik).

POLAND ONLY BULWARK IN FUROPE TO PREVENT THI RESUMPTION OF WARFARI

Former Member of. Supreme Militar, Council Sees Menace of Recurrence of Big War.

GENERAL DECLARES ~FLAREUP MAY HINGE AW POLISH HIITCAME   pn of Struggle Held Like ‘ly if Bolshevik Armies are  Successful   ISITUATION EXPLAINED  -TO U.S. CONGRESSMAN    Americans Killed and Hurt h i Clash With a Semenoff A Armored Train

REVIVAL OF WAR 1S POSSIBLE   Poland is Only Bulwark Against Bolshevism, Says Gen. Bliss —<Allies' Must Help Poland.

BLISS. DECLARES ANOTHER WAR IS “NOT IMPROBABLE   Warns Committee of Bolshevik Perfi If Poland Fails  oan vm i=MNTET FLRTIE Ur 3 PerT?e Uy AR L

URGES POLISH AID 10 CURB EUROPEAN REDS   Secretary Baker Has Suggestet Letting Her Have Surplus Military Supplies.   General Bliss Says Revival of the War In Europe Probable Unless Allies Help Poland.

BLISS WARNS OF WAR   Will Come if Poland Falls Before Russian Reds,   General and Baker Urge United States to Furnish Ald to Help Fight Off Bolsheviki. °

PREPARE FOR WAR WARNS GEN. BLISS   ‘Will Come ij Poland Falls Before Russian Reds,   Genera! and Oaker Urge United States to Furnish Ald to Heip Fight Off Bolsheviki.

FOOD RELIEF 19 CHECK BOLSHEVIK! IS ASKED OF U. 5.  acces MAR KES RECOMMEN pane ” oN REPORT OM BLISS.  ATT IRBRa TO ATTN   ALLIES TO AID   Upheaval Threatens Within Several European Coun-/ tries, Is Claim.

OUHAFFER GETS CHIPREME BENGH   Is Appointed to Succeec Justice Stewart   ALTER ATTY. GENERAL   Former Speaker of House Moves into Schaffer’s Former Position as Chief Law Officer—Both to Take Oath of Office Tuesday by Request of Governor Sproul

Recess Leaves Convention in Turmoil of Uncertainty   Lotigest Deadlock Since 1880—Drift to Harding Candidacy Seems to Be Gaining Momentum’  ~—_RBreak May Come Late Today '

FREND INDICATES FINAL SELECTION, LEADERS THINK   Chicagoan GainsChiefly at Expense of Johnson; ‘Lowden Leads

COUNSEL PREPARES TO END: SOCIALIST TRIAL   SUMMING UP OF ARGUMENTS TO BE STARTED WEDNESDAY NOON AND END FRIDAY.

LETTERS SEIZED BY ENGLISH   American Citizen Complains of the Treatment Received in Ireland.

BAGGAGE WAS SEARCHED AND LETTERS SEIZEL   Father English’s Protests He Was American Citizen Ignored hv Trish Soldiere.

PRIEST CLAINAS STATUS AS AMERICAN IGNORED BY TROGPS IN IRELANL      Will ‘Refer’ Matter To Senator Walsh Gf Montana.

FATHER ENGLSE PROTESTS AGTION BRITISH TROOPS   Whitehall Priest Declares Soldiers Searched His Baggage.

WILL PRESENT CASE T0 THE STATE DEPARTMENT   REV. M. M. ENGLISH OF WHITEHALL, MONTANA, SAYS HIS BAGGAGE WAS SEARCHED AND LETTERS SEIZED BY SOLDIERS 7X OUTSET AN TD.

AMERICAN: PRIEST   Will Ask. An Investigation of Search of His Baggage . jn Ireland.

PHONE RATES T0 CONTINUE   Railways Commission Urepares Or    Vebrusha     ders in Lincoln an  Conpanies Cases.

 Railway Commission Prepares Or ders in Lineoltn and Nebraska  { fCmew;nanias C'nsaes.

GOVERNMENT TO SET COAL PRICE LIMIT   Departmetn of Justice to Au thorize Prosecution of Profiteers.

ANOTHER  ARGU BE PALSK      Grape Growers Eiyes, Y rospered Sinee Prohiblilen’ Cone

PIONEER AUTO MAN   C. L, TRENERY WAS FIRST DEAL. ER IN NORTHWEST.   PIONEER SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS   Located in Le Mars Nearly Forty Years Ago and Was Prominent ir Business and Community Circle: During Active Life.

Located in Le Mars Nearly Forty Years Ago- and Was Prominent in ” Business and Community Circles “During Active Life.

U. S. GIVES TERMS TO MEXICO   Will Not Recognize Government Until ‘the Carranza Oi! Decree Is Revoked.

TERMS GIVEN TO MEXICO   Conditions of Recognition of Govern. ment Named by U. S.

FARMERS ASK FOR A TARIFF   Ask Congress te Afford Protection Te Certain Iines.

SITES FOR NAVAL BASES      Joint Committee Given More Time to Make Report

Breeze Suddenly Dies Awa) And Race May Not Be  op Geet Shee    Resolute Was Leading At The Half-Way Mark

Breeze Suddenly Dies Away  And Race May Not Be Cinichad   Resolute Was Leading At The  Half-Way Mark

HREE DEAD OF GAS FUMES   Authorities Are Invostigating Case at Cedar Falls—Accident Bejieved Ta Be Responsible,

MAKING IT PAY.   French Buy Our Goods and Sell Them Back At Immense Protit.

WOOL GROWERS TO GET HELP   Federal Reserve Board to Tide Them Over Present Emergency.

TO FINANCE WOOL GROWERS   Federal Reserve. Board to “Tide Them - Over the Present Market Emergency. -

GARY DENOUNCES ‘EFFORT 10 STi UP RAGE HATRED   Declares If Ui S. and Japan Clash This’ Country Would Be Most .to Blame t

If Clash Sheuld Oceur He Thinks United States Weald Be Mere ta Riaee«._

THEY HAVE 23 PLANKS      State Farmers’ Union Adopts Own Legislative Platform, Including Good Roads.

THEY. HAVE -23 PLANKS  State . Farmers’ Unie ‘i Adopts Own ‘Legislative Platform, .; Te Int Cond Roads.

! DESCHANNEL MAY RESIGN.   ‘If He Does it is Prohuhle That i Mitleraud Will be President Of Francg er

OF FRANCE TO RESIGN   IN THE NEAR FUTURE OWING TO CONTINU: “ED ILL HEALTH.   Premier Millerand Promi. nently Mentioned as Hi: Successor Should Desch: nel Relinquish Office o:   Pre Aart

FRENCH TALK OF MILLERAND ~~ PORPRESIDEN   Winess of President Deschanel Makes Resignation Probable.   SAID TO BE READY TO QUIT   Premier Millerand Not Desirou: of Post, But Believe He Will Accept.

MILLERANG MAY BE THE NEW FRENCH PRESIDEN   Condition of Health of Deschanel May Cause Him to . _ Resign.

MILLERAND   In the Event TH bschanel Retires From thice nifice by ‘Reason’ of . Hiphoneness, — “Deschanel in BW~~-ealth, it Te Rennrted. © Iwo tu >

ILLINOIS MINES BACK TO NORMAL WITHIN FEW DAY’   FULL PRODUCTION IS EX PECTED NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY.

DEMANDS OF MAID SERVANTS   Want Sea Bath, Vacations, Doable Pay and Two Cigarets Daily.

willgive you the best pictures the market affords.  ODEON THEATRE.   Weodmen Have Axe Out For Morris Sheppard

BOY CONFESSES HE KILLED GROCER   16-Year-Old Lad Says Argument Over Bill Caused Indi- + anapolis Murder.

JORREON 1S QVERRUN BY. REBEL ARM)   Impertar: aii Terminal Now in Hane. of Revolutionists.   MORE SHIPS MAY BE SENT   Border Tranquil as Revolt in North. ern Mexico Spreads South—Halif of Country Won by Foes of Carranza.

HALF OF MEXICO WON BY REBELS   Occupation of Juarez Opens Way for Drive on Strategic Points.  ee   TORREON IN REBEL HANDS   Important Rail Center Taken by the Obregon Forces-— Garrison at Ojinaga Formally Joins the Revolutionists.

IMPORTANT RAIL CENTER Ts CAPTURED   General Obregon Takes Possession Without Resistance   lpeererT, CABINET FORMED    Gov. Huerta of “of Sonora Named  Provisional Presi7

Occupation of Juarez Opens Way  for Drive on Strategic : Points.  !  I cies ieee oe: ae SS oe  eee a      TORREON IN REBEL HANDS   Wmportant Rail Center Taken by the Obregon Forces— Garrison at Ojinaga Formally Joins the Revolutionistsa.

REBELS GAPTURE CITY OF TORREON   Important Rail Terminal Now ir Hands of Revolutionists.   MORE SHIPS MAY BE SENT   Border Tranquil as Revolt in Northern Mexico Spreads South—Half of Country Won by Foes of Carranza.

HALF OF MEXICO WON BY REBELS   Occupation of Juarez Opens Way for Drive on Strategic Points. _   Important Rail Center Taken by the Obregon Forcee— Garrison at Ojinaga’Formally Joins the Revolutionists.

Big August _ Clean-Up  Here’s your chance to SAVE. MONEY  and save lots of it. Sale ends )  Tuesday, Aug. 3 i

Big August Clean-Up  Here’s your chance to SAVE MONEY and save lots of it. Sale begins  Friday, Aug. [3th

HARDING EXPECTED TO WIN NOMINATION ON NINTH BALLOT   Great Gains Made by Senator in Today’s Voting Leads to Speculation on Success 

SENATORIAL CANDIDATE  GAINS ON EIGHTH BALLOT   BELIEVED THAT A CONFERENCE LAST NIGHT ‘FIXED THINGS UP'---SPROUL ‘LOOKED UPON AS “DARK HORSE”--WOOD AND LOWDEN MAY UNITE,

Bryan Primed For Battle On Even a Slightly Moist: Plank’   War Will be Waged in Resolution Committee; Senators Glass and Walsh in Duel for Chairmanshin of Rody

READY TO LAUNCH CHURCH CAMPAIGN   COUNTY DRIVE IN WORLD MOVEMENT WILL START . HERE SUNDAY   Canvassers Will Mect at Noonday Luncheons at the Churches Sunday   Keports Will be Made Sunday Night and at Other Meetings Through Week

COUNTY DRIVE IN WORLD MOVEMENT WILL START HERE SUNDAY   AN ACTIVE CANVASS   Canvassers Will Meet at Noonday Luncheons at the Churches Sunday   Keports Will be Made Sunday Night and at Other Meetings Threugh Week

To Appear in Federal Coert Today : On Charge ef Using Maile ta NRefrarnd.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI REACHES FLOGDEL   North LaCrosse Resident: Flee Homes.

UPPER RIVER FLOOD SERIOUS   River is Rising Near La Crosse at Rate of 3 Feet Every 24 Hours.

$1, 500, 00: Flood Loss -in Manistique’ Voley:  Bridges, Dams Gone

SERIOUS FLOOD OF MISSISSIPPI IN N. WISCONSIN   Bridges Collapse As Water Covers All Low Lands.

DAMS BREAK IN RIVER FLOODS   Mississippi Menaces’ La Crosse; Farm Lands Are Inundated.

FLOOD CONDITIONS OF SERIOUS NATURI   Branches of Upper Mississippi Arc Causing Big Damage Through. out Its Course.

PERMIT SALE OF: FLOUR ON CREDIT   Chairman Fordney Tells o Need for Relief in Poland, Austria and Armenia   TWELVE VOTE AGAINST IT   Soft Wheat Variety Canno Be Sold in This Country, Chairman: States

EUROPE IS ASSURED - OF FOOD FROM U.S.   BOARD AUTHORIZED TO SELI 5 MILLION BARRELS OF FLOUR TO NATIONS.

FOOD AELIEE FOR EUROPE   House Passes Bill to Sell 5,000,000 Barrels of Flour on Long-Term Credits.

FOOD RELIEF ASSURED FOR STARVING EUROPE   Poland, Austria and Armenia to Ge Soft Wheat Flour on Long Term Credits,

FOOD RELIEF ASSURED.    Grain Corporation Authorizec¢ to Sell Flour to Three Euro pean Countries.

CONGRESS ARTES FOOD.  4     Poland, Austria meal kvmeete  7 Benetit—U. S. Grain Corpora- 

FLOUR FOR NEEDY OF EUROPE   House Paases ai Bill Authorising Gale dn Tiara,

PegD MEASURE “IS ENACTED IN__ LOWER HOUSE  Big Majority Is Given

FOOD RELIEF FOR EUROPE ASSURED BY ACTION OF HOUSE   Bill Perrnits Grain Corpora tion to Send 5,000,000 Bar  vels of Flour on Credit

SCHOOLS 10 GET RELIC   HUBBARD COMPELS APPOINT MENT TO M7 NEEDY COR. PORATIONS   TOTAL OF $265,464.22

SCHOOLS TO GET   J. §. HUBBARD COMPLETES § Af * PORTIONMENT OF $265,464.22 T0-147 NEEDY CORPORATIONS

THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF RADICAL ACTIVITIES AMONG THE SCHOOL TEACHERS OF CHICAGO

ARE REDS IN SCHOOLS:   ARREST! OF CHICAGO TEACHES WILL CAUSE INQUIRY.   Woman Teacher In Grades Named a: Secretary of Branch of Communist Labor Party.

RED ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOLS TO BE INVESTIGATED   CHICAGO SUPERINTENDENT OR DERS THOROUGH PROBE OF ALLEGED PRACTICES   CHICAGO SCHOOL = TEACHER IS HELI   Is Named as Scerétary of Commu. nist Organization; in Schools For 15 Years

Alleged Radical Activities. In The Schools Of Chicago Investigated By Officials

CHICAGO FEARS RADICALS BUSY IN HER SCHOOLS   investigation Now Under Wa\ And Teacher is Indicted   Teacher Suspected Has Worked Fifteen Years.

RADICALISM [5 FOUND IN GHICAGC PUBLIC SCHOOLS      Action Will Fcllew the Ind’ egment of a Teacher Alsng With Others.

SCHOOL RADICALS: TO BE INVESTIGATE!   Chicago Taking Steps To Ascertain the Nature of the Communistic Opinions Held By Teachers—Grade Teacher Indicted. -

JEN LOST LIVES IN DEEDS OF HEROISN   Thirty-Three Medals Awarded by Carnegie Commission. Bluefielder Among Those Recoanized.

DEEDS HEROISH BY BOYS,   Mere Boys “Girls Recognized by . Carnegie He Mas for Deeds nt} cxo0isin.

35 HEROES GIVEN CARNEGIE MEDALS   Two Silver and Thirtythree Bronze Ones Are Given   TO LOSE THEIR LIVES

“Rsperanto,” above, under full sail Ceizht sails), and “Delawana.”   TEN PERGONG LOSE LE FOR OTHERS   leads of Heroism Recognized By - Garnagie Hero Fund Commissian

WARNS AGAINST OFF WITH OLD, ON WITH WEW   Poindexter Opposes As suming New Obligations in Eastern Hemisphere.

U3. MUST WATCH WEST HEMISPHERE   Washington Solon Warns Against Dipping Into European Responsibilities

WARNING iS SOUNDED BY SENATOR POINDEXTER   Should Net Abenden American Respoustbilities in Western Hemiathere te  A<stme Parone...

SENATOR WARNS AGAINST LOSING NATIONAL RIGHT   There Should Be No Abandonment of American Responsibilities in the Western Hemisphere.   NOR SHOULD NEW ONES BE ASSUMED

BIG EXPRESS TAX   ‘omp2ny Preys State 4 Per Coen en Gress Receipts

Cgrine ‘for Women Students Will Be the Chief Topic For Diseussion   Mayor Is Parteularly Interested in the Cooperative Housing: i Pian : ;

DISCUSS HOUSING .  PROBLEM TUESDAY   THE CONDITION SO CRITICAL MAYOR KFEECK CALLED ~ y ORE TOEYPIN SS    MEETING OPEN TO ALL   Moyer Is Parteularly Interested in the Cooperative Housing. tan .

Late Plans Preclude Presentation et Name ot McAdoo-—-Leaders Predict League Plank “Just as Wilson Wants It,” Will Be Adopted by the Delegates.

MANAGERS OF BOTH PARTIES Want Ww VA. uy. IND AND   ALL ARE DREWER  RSSENTIAL WARDS SEN RERG TRE

WANT THE SIXTY PRIZE VOTES SURE   DEMOCRATS AND BEPUBLICANS WILL DENOTE LAST WEEN IN SECURING THEM

BOTH PARTIES CONCENTRATE THEIR FORCES IN AN EFFORT TO GAIN GO ELECTORAL VOTES THIS. WEEK   seo. White, Democratic Chairman, Con. cedes 154 Electoral Votes to Republicans; Says Cox Victory Assured

SIXTY ELECTORAL  VOTES AT STAKE FOR PRESIDENCY   Cox Will Visit West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana While Republicans ., Will Send Many Speakers

BOTH PARTIES   INDIANA, WEST VIRGINIA, KE) TUCKY AND OHIO ARE HELD DECIDING FACTORS ©

16 ELECTORAL “VOTES PRIZE OF CAMPAIGN   Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana and Ghio Are Considered Poubtiul States,

aT WILL DECI   REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAT iC HEADS CONCENTRATE ON THE DOUBTFULS

CANDIDATES IN TH DOUBTFUL COMMUNITIES         Marvised!, Kentucky, Indiana an Obin Wilt Sce Streaueus Catmpaly os          WORK  ICON AND ULAVICDE XTIONED  / IN STA      path Varties  suttes db     an QQunrtetie Advantase Is al

BO ELECTORAL VOTES GOL OF TH PARTIES   Cox to Spend Week in Four Close States: Harding Goes to Ohio

LAST WEEK OF THECAMPAIGN   Will Be Spent By Both Sides in Round. ing up the Votes of Four States Close to Homes of the Candidates.

Sixty Electoral Votes to  Aree  ‘Be Vitalin ‘Election; Both _ Parties Work to Get Them

COX WILL SPEND REST OF TIME IN 4 DOUBTFUL STATES   THIS QUARTETTE IS ALLEGED TO BE WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO, KENTECKY AND INDIANA

BACK PAY FOR TWC MILLION RAILWAY MEN   Is the Question Put Up to Raliway Labor Board by E. T. Whitter— Would Mean <t,eo¢,e00

QUESTION INVOLVED. IN BACK PAY   Railrand Owners ‘Say a Badlicn Wdars Will He Needed te Make Up the Tatal

WHAT ABOUT BACK PAY? ASKS WHITER   QUESTION BLUNTLY PUT T( THE UNITED STOPES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD.

LLL LLL LLL ALL LAL DL LLL LLL LEELA LLL  Petition Asking Removal of Walter 2 Wilson Cites 20 Causes of Action

WILSON SUIT FILED      The Bank Commissioner Will Be . Prosecnted on Twanty Counts

Petition Asking Removal of Walter Wilson Cites 20 Causes of Action

CLARENDON CITIZEN NEW C-G PRESIDENT   IS MADE HEAD OF HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION AT ANNUAL CONVENTION

COURT ORDERS DISSOLUTION Of READING STOCK   Company Told H Must Have ; Pian Ready Within Next Ninety Days.   FOUR CONCERNS INVOLVED   Interlocking Ownership of Rail roads, Iron and Coal Heid Law Violation.

COMPANY MUST FILE DISSOLUTION PLAN   Decree Affects Eastern Rail and Coal Concerns.

COMBINATION MUST DISSOLVE GRBERS COURT   Railroads and Coal and Iror Concerns Must Obey Order

DISSOLUTION ORDER,   Decree Honded Down Today Against Roading Company,

RAILROAD PAYS ALF   New North Side Road is Without! Grade Crossings

REBEL CHIEF WILL FIGHT MEX. GOVT   INCORRIGIBLE MEXICAN DIS. TURBER AGAIN ON THE WARK PATH   U. $. MAY RECOGNIZE   Washington Officials Feaevorably tmpressed with Orderly Conduct of New Mexican Officials

VILLA AGAIN IN OPEN REBELLION   Incorrigible Mexican Oisturber Turns Against the New Government.   MAY RECOGNIZE NEW RULE   Washington Government Favorably impressed With Orderly Conduct of New. Officiate—Villa Hae Hidden Horde.

Pa WS SETUPON GENERAL VILLA'S HEAL   Reports That Rebel Chief Is In Revolt Against New Government, Confirmed.

HEAVY PRICE ON MEXICAN  BANDIT CHIEFFAINS HEAD   Governor of Chihauhau Offers a Ble Reward for Villa, Dead or Alive.

CHICAGO THOUGHT TO HARBOR BOO/E      Search Warrants For Dozen or More Homes, Apartment Houses and 5 Hotels Asked For.

SEARCH WARRANTS FOR CHICAGO BOO   Many Hotels and Homes Will Be Invaded for the Surplus Stocks That Are Held For Illegal Purposes.—Sufficient BRutdencre Obtained.

LIQUOR RAIDS ONIN CHICAGO   Maj. Dalrymple Has Started Raiding Homes on “Gold Coast” to Get Booze.   WHISKEY IS REMOVED

PLABORATE PREPARATIONS,   Bedford is to Entertain Elks in Royal Manner in June.

RORATE F         i ( 4 Bedford is to Entertuin Etks in Royal Manwer in! June, .

PEA PACK HARVESTED.   Pante Canning Company To Make  ;  Last Run on Peas Friday.

DAYLIGHT SAVING ORDINANCES I OHI UPHELD BY COURT   Application To Revoke Time In Cincinnati Not. Favored.

TIME CHANGE FOR HOME RULE CITIES UPHELD   Cincinnati Ordinance Held Vailc By The Supreme Court   Daylight Savings Ordinance Stands

FRENCH  FOREIGN OFFICE. AN. FORMED KAPP, HAS VIRTUAL. "LY DECIDED TO RESIGN. . ,  F;   SEVER FIGHTING IN "BERLIN AND SUBURBS      “General Strike Spreads—America Colony at Hotel Adion -Find It Hard ‘to Obtain Food. :     q

New German Chancellor Offers: to Resign as Power of General Strike Becomes More’ Apparent.   TROOPS TURN MACHINE GUN, FIRE ON CROWDS.   Clashes Between Soldiers and Adherents of Old Regime Result in Bloodshed; Death for Strikers. -

Pent eNO INT) PRESIDENT  FRERT   Conflicting Reports From Berlin and Zurich  Paris Thinks Compromise Will Be ‘ . fFected.

REVOLUTIONARY REGIME  HAS ABOUT RUN COURSE   Von Kapp’s Government Will Last Only Short Time, State Department Learns.

EBERT TO CONTINUE AS PHCOIDEN! OF GERMANY; TO FORM NEW CABINET   Revolutionist Leader Expresses His Willingness to Resign as Chancellor to Open Way for Peace Negotiations.

INDICATIONS POINT TO RETURN OF OLD GOVERNMENT  TO POWER WITH THE OVERTHROW OF THE VON KAPP REGIME—RUMORED THAT DR. KAPP HAS OFFERED TO RESIGN.   (BY UNITED PRESS)

OFF WITH THE NEW ON WITH THE OLD   GOVERNMENTS ARE CHANGED OVER NIGHT IN GERMANY THESE DAYS

Dr. Von Kapp Has © Offered to Resign — Is London Report      Bomb Thrown Inte Gen. Luettwitz’s Headquarters Brings Death Dealing Reply—Dr. Kapp Asks Amnesty for  ; Followers in Offering Compromise That  ye Chart Raficad. ;

Dictator Von Kapp Has Onl Short Time to Last, Say Advices at Capital —      COMMUNICATION CEASED WITH REVOLUTIONIST:       SEVERE FIGHTING occeRs Bi BERLIN AND SUBURBS } TWEEN CITIZENS AND LUTIONARY SOLDIERS,

Von Hindenburg Will Have Naught to ™ With Revolutionary Leaders He Has Announced

VON KAPP READY TO RESIGN THE CHANCELORSHIP   STATED HE REALIZES THAT THE SITUATION IN GERMANY IS HOPELESS.   At the Same Time His Military Backers Announced They Would Hold Out to the End—Old Power to Return.

DEKOVEN, NOTED COMPOSER, DIED VERY SUDDENLY   Famous Musician Was Stricken Apoplexy at Chicago Dinner.

DE KQVEN DIES I CHICAGO WHILE A GUEST AT DINNEE   Apoplexy Claims Composer Whe Had Written-21 Operas and Founded Orchestra.

REGINALD DE KGVEN DIES   Operatic Composer, Stricken With Apoplexy in Chicago.

DE KOVEN, NOTED COMPOSER, DEAL   Was in Chicago-to Attend Production of Itis Opera, Rip “Van Winkle”

Reginald DeKoven Died of Apoplexy   Sericken Last: Night. Whilo Talking with Fricnts at -JNaner. Parry

REGINALD DE KOVEN 1S DEAD IN GHIGAGE   Noted Composer Stricken With Apoplexy While At. . ,tending Dinner Party.   DIES IN SHORT TIME

OPERA COMPOSER . DIED SUDDENLY   Well Known Song Writ: er Passes: Away in Chi_cago Early Today

DEKDVEN, COMPOSER AND DPERATIG CONDUGTOR, (2 VICTIM (F APOPLER'   DEATIY CAME W'THIN FEW MIN. UTES WHILE ATTENDING DIN. NER PARTY IN THICAGO,

REG. DE KUVEN DIES SUDDENLY   American Operatic Composer and Conductor Passed Away Last Night.

DeKOVEN DEAD.   Noted American Composer Expired in Chicago Today.

ROOSEVELT AND WHITE CONFER   A Democratic Speakers’ Bu reau Will Be Opened in Chicago Next Week.

RIDDLED BY SnOMS NEGRO WAGES 3 AUUR BATTLE   Two Policemen Woundec in Near-Race Riot al Baltimore

POLICE IN PISTOL DUEL   Seriously Wounded Pnldenuted Negro Following Street Pleht.

NEGRO BATTLES POLICE, I$ SHOT   Wages Three Hour Duel With Officers From a Barricaded House

CAPTURE NEGRO AFTER WAGING 3-HOUR BATTLE   Two Policemen Wounded In Fight Second Colored Man Wounded.

RIDDLED BY SHOTS  COLORED MAN S CAPTURED IN LONG.FIGHT.   Fear of Being Abducted and Sold for Dissecting ts at Bottom of Fierce Battle   Two Policemen Wounded While Another Negro Is Shot by Them During Fracas

Fearing Dissecting Table. Negro Holds Off Police in Bloody Three-Hour Battl      Riddled with Bullets, He Is Finally Captured After Woundin “Two Officers; Baltimore Dentist and Friend Beaten Up. by Blacks Suspecting Them of. Searching for “Prey.” — -

BALTIMORE HAS, NEAR RACE RIOT   NEGRO_ "BARRICADED Ih HOUSE FIGHTS OFF PO. LICE RESERVES.

Mortaily Wounded Negro Captured After Exciting Three. Hour Battle Waged From Barricaded House—Negroes Laboring Under Delusion That White Physicians Abduct Members of Their Race for the Dissecting Table.

Negro Riddled and Two Officers Are Wounded In 3-Hour Battle In Baltimere.

NEGRO BATTLES .. ~ FROM BARRICADE   Baltimore Police Severely Wound Colored Man in Desperate Fight.   FOUGHT FOR THREE HOURS      Another Man Shot And Beaten : in Mistake. Two Policemen Wounded in Fracas. Sound Riot Call.

BLOGH DECLARES GIRL 3 TESTIMONY [0 IMPOSSIBLE’   Sensation Follows Statemen —Moves Evidence Be Stricken From Record.

SENSATION IN ALBANY TRIAL      Committeeman Would Strike Out Spitting on Flag Testimony.   MOTION WAS DENIED   Girl Says Socialist Assemblyman Refused to Give Up Platform to Army Recruiting Party.

SENSATION AT ALBANY TODA!   JUDICIARY MEMBER ASKED THAT TESTIMONY OF GIRL BE REIERCTED.      Motion Overruled ‘by Chairman. Girl Told of Flag-spitting Ineident.

ASSEMBLYMAN SPIT ON FLAG SAYS GIRI   MOTION TO STRIKE HER TESTI. MONY FROM RECORDS IS DENIED IN SOCIALIST TRIAL

GIRL SAYS .ASSEMBLYMAN SOLOMON "SPAT UPON AMERICAN FLAG   ASSEMBLY CHAMBER ‘THRILLED WHEN: BROOKLY! - GIRL TESTIFIES 10 INSULT TO THE STARS ANI ~ STRIPES DURING WAR.

SPITTING ON THE FLAG EPISODE 1d NOT FORGOTTEN   Accusation Against Assembly man Solomon Will Remain on the Record.   MOTION TO HAVE IT STRICKEN IS DENIED   Trial of Five Law Makers Charged With Disloyalty Continues at Albany.

SEEK TO STRIKE GIRL'S EVIDENCE SOCIALIST TRIAI   Testimony That Suspended Assemblymen Spit On Flag Is Hit.

Only Six Counties of State Yet to Be Organized by I. F. of F. Associations

THREE ARE OUT   The Indiana Federation of Farmers Nearing a Hundred Per Cent Goal   Paniners iNCadting ad Fhulldred Per Cent Goal  DRIVES TO BE MADE  To Get Brown, Elkhart and Perry Into Fold Before  Annnal Canvantian

ANOX 10 DELIVER PREPARED SPEECH   Will Challenge Course 0) President Sinee Signing Of Armistice

KNOX OPENS THE DEBATE ON HIS PEACE PROGRAM   CHARGES THAT CONGRESS HAS POWER TO DECLARE PEACE.   DEBATE MAY LAST FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Constitutional Right o! Congress to End Tech. nical State Will Be  Raised in the Senate Tc Pa ee      KNOX’S ACTION

INCREASE IN SALARY   twit Be Sought by .District Judge:  af the State,

SATURDAY BIG DAY ” FOR DeMOLAY BOY:   NEW ROYS' ORDER WILL BE INSTIFUTED IN DAY OF CEREAIONIE      Kansas City Chapter Will [nitivt and Install Members of Loval Chapter .

SATURDAY BIG DAY ‘ / FOR DeMOLAY BOYS   NEW BOYS’ ORDER WILT. BE INSTITUTED IN DAY OF CERBAMONIES   Kansas City Chapter Will I[nitirte and Install Members of Local Chapter 4

FEDERAL AGENTS WILL ARREST ' DEALERS WHO CHARGE TOO MUCH, SAYS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Prices Of Other Lines Of Necessities Will Follow, Is Promise   WARNING IS GIVEN   Consumers Who Pay More Than 19 Cents Urged To  Report Transaction

Responsible for High Cost of Livin; to Be Launched In Three Days   Immediate Reduction In Sugar Prices and Other Commodities Expected.

POVERAMENT WILL BEGIN IM MEDIATE WAR ON PROFITEERS   . Three Days Department of Justice Is to Open vive on High Price Pirates and Promises Early Drop in Cost of Necessities

FEDERAL AGENTS HOT AFTER PROFITEERS HIK NG H. CI   Dealers Charging Excessive Price: Will be Rounded up In Nation Wide Campaien.

ROUND-UP OF GOUGERS BEGINS >” THIS WEEK   Responsibles for High Cost of Living to Be Arrested and Prosecuted, According ‘to An. nouncement ‘Today.   PLANS OUTLINED

10 BEGIN FIGHT UN PROPITEERS IN SHORT TIME   Department Of Justice Will Launch Nation-Wide Cam -paign It Is Announced   USE ENTIRE PERSONNEL IN NEW ProoD FIGHT   Release Of Men Rounding Up Reds Will Be Signal For New Campaign

MEET AT HIGH SCHOOL   Parent-Teachers Association Will Hold Session Tonight

STREET CAR RUNS AMUCK   Mother Killed, Infant Probab Fatally Injured.

STREET CAR WRECKS BUILDING; ONE WOMAN KILLED; BABE IN CRIB UNHUR’   Front of Apartment Building in Zanesville Collapses Burying Woman and Child in Debris—Sleeping Infant Rescued From Crib Hanging Over Broken Wall. 

ASSERTED POLICY OF MILD NESS IS BEGINNING TO BEAR FRUIT.   MAY RECOGNIZE SOVIET   Council of Premiers Is Said To Show a Constant Tendency Toward More Lenient View.

MORE LIBERAL [OWARD GERMAN}   LLOYD GEORGE'S PLAN TO DEAL LENIENTLY IS BEING ADOPTED, If SEEMS.

MILDER ATTITUDE TOWARD GERMANY WINS IN COUNCH   PREMIER LIOYD GEORGE WINS CONFEREES ‘TOWARD HIS VIEWPOINT REGARD.  ING TEUTONS   CUT TURKEY'S POPULATION   Four-Fifths of Turkish Population Will be Cut From Ottoman Empire-—Adriatic Situation Reaches Deadlock Stage

PREMIERS AGREED  GERMANY SHOULD GET ECONOMIC AID   Softer Tone Toward Soviet: Gov ernment by Council Is Forecast at London

ALLIES TO ADOPT LIBERAL POLICY   Attitude Towards Germany and Russia in Enforcement of Treaty To Be Lenient.   DECISION OF THE PREMIERS   Turkey Will Be Shorn of Most of Her Pre-War Power—To Lose Her Navy.

LLOYD GEORGE GERMAN PLANS BEARING FRUIT   Council of Premiers Empha sizes Need for Rehabilitation in Fatherland   TURKISH NAVY TO BE VIRTUALLY ABOLISHEL   #OPULATION WILL BE cw FROM 30,000,000 TO 6.900.000 ADRIATIC QUESTION AT DEADLOCK,

PLAN FOR LIBERAL -ATIIUDE TOWARD PERMIAN FRUITFUL   * STATEMENT OF COUNCIL OF PREMIERS EMPHASIZES GERMANY MUST BE RYSTORED.   SOFTER TONE TOWARD RUSSIA IS PREDICTED   Turkey, However, To Suffer Heavily Losing Four-Fifths of Population and Navy. ,

CANADIAN SKIPS TIED uP!   General Strike of Seamen Has Appar. ently Paralyzed Shipping in the North.

CANADIAN SEAMAN ON ‘STRIKE FOR MORE PA\   Passenger and Freight Steam: ers Are Tied Up.

GAPIAGED WIL! BE CERVES NEXT WEEK   Fifty-two of 125 Coal Miners and Operators Indicted foi Conspiracy to Enhance Price ‘Are-indiana Men.

SERVING PAPERS UNDER COAL INDICTMENTS   Capiases for 125 Operators and Workmen Issued in Five States Yesterday.

MICHIGAN IN BRLP OF BLIZZARD UPOR EVE OF PRIMARIES   Greatest Interest Centers In Contest Tor. Delegates By Leaders In Republican Field.   HOGVER ON. BOTH TICKETS

HEAVY VOTING IS EXPECTED.   Campaicn Managers of Various Michi. gan Condidates Prediet Victory

PRIMARY IN MICHIGAN TODAY      Weather Not Promising for Getting  Ont Heawyvy Vote.

PRESIDENTIAL  OW NaC   Seven Republicans, Five Dem: ocrats, One Socialist Today Are Seeking the State’s Ey - dorsement.

HOT PRIMARY FIGHT IN MICHIGAN TODA)   Seven on Republican List Five on Democratic   Hoover’s Name on Both Ballots— Debs Alone as Socialist

THIEVES STRIP KIDDIES’ TREE OF EVERYTHING   Meanest Thief Active in Masse chusetts Town

FAVORITES DAY OF “DEFEAT.   Grand Circuit Card Brought Unexpeciei Results Fram Tiaccne

HIS BIRTHDAY PRESENT   Harding to Get Presidency on His. 55th Anniversary.

WEST VIRGINIA SWINGS 10 COX   GOVERNOR HAS REMARKABLE SEREES OF DEMONSTRATIONS IN MINING REGIONS      UPERATORG FOR HARDING

WEST VIRGINIA “SWINGS 10 CO)   GOV FRNOR CHAS  ‘REMARKABLE SERI ES OF DEMONSTRATIONS ® IN MINING REGIONS   DPERATORG FOR HARING

IMPOSING MILITARY SCENE IN DUBLIN   Bodies of Slain Officer:  Removed.

SOVIETS WIN OVER THE UKRANIAN ARM   Three Divisions Of Gen. Pct lura’s Forces Annihilated, It Is Reprted,

StL? cr TICrony      a Armee is Chime      trer Uh gixes Siapwavtank       EMA TE

NO MORE. TROUBLE,   Chicago “Black. Balt? Quiet, Nine Men Under Arrast, x

Germany Disbands Military Air Service      Semi-officin) Anuouncement ded: That Service Disbanded in Accord. ance With Versailles Preat

f GERMANY QUITS AIR.   Mun Miltary © Aviatlon Service * Hus Been Disabandoned. =.

DISBANDS AIK SERVICE   German <Airdromes Will Be Dis: mantled By Allies

DISBANDS AIR SERVICE   BERLIN GOVERNMENT COMPLIES WITH THE TREATY.   All Airdromes and Flying Establish. ments to Be Destroyed by the Allies.

A THOROUGH JOB.   Allies Seeing to It That Germany's Militar? Air Service Is Put Out

CHILD LABOR SECTION IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Missourl Supreme Court Knocks Out Machinery Employment Clause.

POLISH ARMIES TORN RUSSIANS FROM DOORS WARSAW; POLES GET SOVIETS’ PEACE TERMS   British Minister Instructs Warsaw to Re ject New Terms, Says Entente  Will Aid Poland

Capital City of Poland is Safe for the Time Being: * \Has Provisions Enough to Last for Three .” Weeks. Peace Negotiations are in Progress, but Delayed.

POLISH! COUNTER OFFENSIVE PUSH BACK RUSSIANS   DANZIG CORRIDOR REPORTE! FREED FROM REDS BY POLISH ARMIES   POLISH PRACKE DELEGATES RE. TURN TO WARSAW WITH  O05" 44° SO) 22 Bw

BOLSHEVIKI ARE MOWED DOWN IN COUNTER DRIVES   Defenders of Warsaw Clear the Corridor at Danzig and Then Capture the Serock Bridgehead  EQE?S RECOT JT RECOMES ROTIT

Government Organizes Resisti iain as Revolutionary Opera tions Menace Security of : Capital at Teheran   BRITISH FORCES RETIRE UNDER RED’S PRESSURE   Russian. Soviet Dispatches Report Hurried Retreat of English with Indian Troops Refusing to Fight

RUSS PUSH BRITISH 2) “MILES   Reds Threaten Teheran, Capita! et Persia, Paris Hears—Siah to Resist.

REDS SWARM OVER PERSIA   BOLSHEVIK SWIFTLY WRAPPING COILS AROUND COUNTRY’S STRONGHOLDS

nee eer  WRS. WARNER DIES,         Wife of Harry T. Warner, Forme VMannging Editor of Hounaston Post.

RUILDING   East Chiton People Will Mave Moad Sern Church Structure, j Loe

BUILDING UNDER WAY,   hast Union People Will Have Modern Church Structure,

TROOPS WiLL ENTRAIN FOR NGENE TODAY   Blacks Compel Deputy Sheriff to Surrender Negro Prisoner at Settlement Near Dumas—Pistol Battle Ensues.   TELEPHONE WIRES CUT   Detachment of 120 Regulars From Camp Pike Are Scheduled to Start To Disturbed Area to Handle Situation.

RACE WAR OPENS IN ARIZONA   ARMED NEGROES FORCE SHER _ IFF TO RELEASE PRISONER, AT DUMAS   AWAITING PITCHED BATTLE   Big Posse Formed While Armed Blacks Prepare Defense— Cut Phone Wires.

LOOK FOR ARMED NEGROES   Posse Searching for Blacks Who Overpowered Sheriff.

ARMED BLACKS FORCE SHERITE TO GALL POSSt   ARKANSAS THREATENED WITH ANOTHER RACE CLASH OVER ACTION OF NEGROES   Hoe Thief Arrested 1. Rescued Bi His Fellows In Countrv Near Arkansas River

TAKE PRISONER FROM “LAW”   Posse Leaves -for Arkansas Hills to Hunt Blacks; U. S. Troops Attempt to Prevent Riots

Inlan AIQTERG BREAK WINDOWS OF A N.Y. GLUE   Display Of British Union Jack Causes Riot In New York.   MISSLES ARE THROWN   Crowd Smashes Window Of Exclusive Union Club Thursday

Prelate in Robes Pleads. in  »Vain With Throng From. '" Paihadral      WINDOWS: “SMASHED   Colors Still Fly in Spite of ~ . —Thanksgiving. Day_.—.. Outburst.

BRITISH UNION JACK IS NOT JAKEN DOW!   Still Floats From Club Windovy Despite Attack of Rioting Irishmen.

FIVE THOUSAND * IRISHMEN STORM NEW YORK CLUB   ANGERED BY THE BRITISH FLAG FLYING FROM WINDOW, ATTACK PLACE.  FOLLOWED M’SWINEY MEMORIAL SERVICE

MIPETUQUS HAIGH CTA Ee ANC   Flying With Stars and Stripes and Tri-Color From Union Ginb in New York.

CONVENTION REPUDIATES ORY PLATFORM PLANK OF BRYAN BY OVERWHELMING VOTE

COMET ION. REPUDIATES DRY. PLATEORN + PLANK, OF BAYAN BY OVERWHELMING VOTE

DIL INDUSTRY NOT AFRAID OF FUTURE   ALL IT WANTS IS A HEARING DECLARES SPEAKERS AT ANNUAL MEETING   ‘Activities of European Nations im Grabbing Supply of Petro. leum Condemned By Fyperts.

ADVISED GO ABROAD FOR OIL   Petroleum Men Must Be Awake to Grabs by Other Nations, Says W. C. Teagle.

SGRAMBLE FOR OIL AGHTS IN FOREIGN LANDS IS AMENAGE   American Petroleum Industry Facing Inadequate Supply, Institute Is Informed.   ‘MUST LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR NECESSARY: RAW. MATERIAL   President of Standard Oil Co. _ Outlines Handicaps the Oil Industry Encounters.

WOMAN KILLED AT SON'S TOME   Choked-to Death While at Grave of Soldier Victim

$100,000,000 GEMS BOUGHT   Maiden Lane Jewelers Sold $180,000,000 Worth of Jewelry in 1919.

FATHERS OF THIS COUNTRY NOT OPPOSED TO DRINKING, SAYS ASSOCLATE JUSTICE   Apart From FEighteenth Amendment There Is No Constitutional Principle Against Strong Drink.

ADMIRAL SIMS - DENIES REPORT TO CONGRESS   Heutators Are. Asked (o Lestify Befor Senate ‘Naval Affairs SubComilttec.

ALL ADMIRAL’S ACCUSERS 10. TESTIFY AT HEARING   [By Raymond  Clapper, United Press taff Corresnondent.]--

SIMS DENIES “SAVING WHAT BYRNES STATED   ADMIRAL CONTRADICTS - CON. GRESSMAN, AND SUBCOMMITTEE CALLS ‘WITNESSES. ...

SULONS 10 TELL OF SIMS VIEWS   Members of Congressional Committee to teli Senate What Admiral said of His Pian to Leave Merchant Marine to his Friends of Great Britain

‘Two Freight Trains Collide and Four  Cars Smashed Against Cabinet Company Structure.

“CARS DAMAGE BUILDING...   Train Collision Partially Wrecks Factory Plant. ¢

WEBOTER Lily BUILDING till IN FREIGHT WRECK   Two Freight Trains Collide and Fou Cars Smashed Against Cabinet Company Structure.

RAILROAD BOARD REFUSED TC HEAR GRIEVANCE OF THE “OUTLAW” STRIKERS,   It is Reported, However, That The Will Appeal to President Wilson to Order the Board to Give Them a Hearing,

RY, LABOR BOARD ~DENY PETITION OF THE OUTLAWS   The Organization Will Petition Congress to Direct President to: Order Hearing

PETITIONS   FOR IMMEDIATE HEARINGS  FOh “OUTLAW” STRIKERS   Denied by R. R. Labor Board Today —Fight for a Hearing Will Be Continued.

RAIL LABOR BOARD PECLINES 10 HEAR STRIKING WORKERS   KANSAS CUPY YARDMENS PETITION IS DENTED—REVOKE CHARTERS OF STRIK ING UNIONS

TWO SENATORS IN FIGHT FOR SEATS   Republican Primaries in Wisconsin and New Hampshire Watched With:  Interest.   ‘Many Local Disturbances Enter Into Fight Including Wet-and Dry Issue.

WAIT VOTE POR UGH?      EYES ON WISCONSIN   Suffrage Prepares Revenge on Moses

POLITICIANS WATCH —TODAY’S PRIMARIES   [By Ed L Keen, United Press Staff  Correcnondeni 7]

WATCH PRIMARIES I MANY STATES   LEAGUE OF NATIONS Ig AN ISSUE IN SEVERAL STATES DURING TUESDAY.   In New Hampshire They Will vote For First Time—-Wilsonism Is One of Main Issues in Georgia Contest.

BEING GHOSE   Strong interest Centers Around Candidacy of AntiLeague Senators   BITTER CONTEST ENDS IN GEORGIA WELINESDAY   SPIRITED RACE BEING MADE AGAINST SENATOR HOKE SMITH BY TOM WATSON AND GOV. DORSEY.

Probable Bearing on Senatoriz Election Engrosses Party Leaders.   FIGHT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE   Bitter Political Battles Are Raging in a Half Dozen States Today.

BOTH PARTIES INTERESTED I OUTCOME OF VOTING TODAY   MANY ISSUES. INVOLVEL   Hottest Fight Centers in New Hampshire and Wiscousin Contests.  May Inadjeate Trend of November Election.

PRIMARY RETURNS TODAY WATCHED WITH INTEREST   WISCONSIN AND NEW HAMPSHIRE HAVE BITTER FIGHTS FOR SENATORIAL RENOM. INATION   WISCONSIN, SITUATION COMPLI. CATED BY WET AND DRY Is. SUES, GERMANISM, NON. PARTISAN LEAGTE. ETC

NATION WATCHES - STATE RETURNS   Primaries in a Number o _ States Watched for Bearing on Senate and Congress.   FIGHTS WITHIN PARTIES

femmes to Lox angelen Palige That He Murdered Policenian  + Sa ca ai

REPUBLICAN WORKERS TO BE GUESTS AT DINNER   County Committce to Gather Here Next Monday to Complete the ‘Tone far Campaign

WOMEN SHOW NM CONFUSION. CASTING VOTES   Newly. Eniranchised Hoosier: Apparently Know Just What to Do. ©   ‘OUT EARLY AT INDIANAPOLIS   Day Started With a Rush That Promises Unusually Fult Returns.

INDIANA WOMEN USE FRANCHIS!   Cities Throughout State Re port Women Turning Qut in Larce Numbers to Vote.   VOTE HEAVY EVERYWHERE

WOMEN ARE TOLD OHIO QUALIFICATION   Attorney General Price Expects Same Rule: To Govern Their Voting As Male Citizens He Wires Miss Alice Paul--Anti Suffrage Members Leave State In Last Minute Strategy.

TEACHERS WENT TO . PARTIES; DROPPED   Claim Two Kenosha Womeu Instructors Went to “Gay Parties”

KENOSHA SUSPENDS ~ TWO SCHOOL TEACHERS   CLAIM MISCONDUCT OF “SCHOOL MORMS” WHO ARE DISMISSED

NEED MORE SHIPS IF TREATY FAILS   Daniels Says Navy Would Have to Be Strengthened.   WOULD COST $555,000,0C0,   Nation Must Form Huge Con struction Froagram. He Savs. 

FAILURE TO PASS. PAGT WILL MEAN NAVAL EXPANSION   Daniels Tells House Failure Demands U. S. Have World’s Greatest Navy.   Necessary to Spend 555 Mil lion During the Next Three Years.

UNITED STATES — LEADS IN GAMES   HAS BIG POINT MARGIN— FINN WINS OVER AHEARN.

WOULD ABOLISH MARATHON RACE AS NOT HUMAN!   New Yorker Won Wt Put — Yanks Hold Their Lead.

Carranza Garrison Gives Up at Choix After Battle of An Tour and Enlists in the Contingent of Secessionists    Regular Soldiers Mutiny in Altar District; Assassinate Commander; Obregon Due: to Lead Mexico Citv Move

NOURGENTS JUINED BY CANTANZA  TROOPS   Capital of Invaded State 100 Miles Distant Army's Objective

Lg See raat RE ep lt ae thes Mtn nel oy Ga  FOUR TOWNS FALL BEFORE SONORAS

SONORA TROOPS © WINNING   SEFEAT: - CARSANZI@TAS. = 1X FIRST BATTLE--CARRANZA TROOPS JOIN. ENEMY,   FOR: FIRST jae IN HiSTOR® ANTI-AALOON 1AM 18 CLARP. ER ooee Bees Cha

UBREGONTSTo CAPTURE FOUR SINALAD TOWNS   Hour’s Fighting Takes Place at Town of Choix--Sonora Unwontedly “Dry”

CARRANZA ASKS TO ENTER U, S.   ‘Mexican President Would At  tack Sonora Through Arizona  and Force Fight on Border.   SONORA SCORES FIRST

SONORA GENERAL TAKES 4 TOWNS      Seceding © Porces  Continue Quick Strike and Are Said to Ne Near jue Culiacan.

PALMER: UPHOLDS ADMINISTRATION   Attacks: Senatar™ Hoke” Smith and Re publican Majority in Congress in Georgia Speech.

PALMER ATTACKS SENATOR OMIT}   In Speech at Gainesville He Upholds Treaty Fight and Says Smith is Merely Endeavoring to Carry Out Pollicy of Embarrassing Wilson.

ENTERS HEART  OF SOLID SOUT   SENATOR HARDING BATTLES ON GROUND FORMERLY ‘DEMOCRATIC...

HEAL Civil WAR WOUNDS HARDING PLEA   Making Masterful Appeal to Voters of Solid South.

(By United Preas} REPUBLICAN ROPE TO CARRE FENNESSEE GN OPPGSITION [T) LEAGCR OF NATHUINR   REPURLICAN NOMINEE HOPES TO HEAL OLD  WOUNDS. THROUGHOUT THE SOCTH

HARDING IN HEART ~ OF SOLID SOUTH   To Hattle for Republican Varty on Ground That Has Been Democratic in Natlonal Elections,

HARDING SPEAKS IN TENNESSEE   Republican Nominee Invade: Democratic State Where League Opposition Grows.   IS AGAINST SECTIONALISM

HARDING IS ON SOUTHERN SOIL   paepatlinas Nominee Ig in the Heart of Solid South to  Drive Campaign.

DELEGATES CHEER WIISON'S PICTURE FAR HALE AN HOUR   Convention Fling’s Aside Business to Stage Demonstration for President.   CUMMINGS LISTENED TO WITH CLOSE ATTENTION   Woman Leaps to Feet at Mention of Ireland and Shouts Something About British Tyranny—Only Routine Business at Opening Session

GREAT OVATION TO WILSON AT NATIONAL CONVENTION   Chairman Cummings Makes Keynote Speech and Convention Opens.

DELEGATES HAVE HOARING TRIBUTE FOR PARTY GHIEE   Business of Convention Forgotten and Auditorium Is ‘Swept by Great Cheer   CHAIRMAN GIVES ;VIEWS . “OF PARTY IN ‘(ADDRESS   Use of Flags and Pictures - of President Precipitate Greatest of Ovations

PROLONGED DEMONSTRATION GREETS PRESIDENT’S POR. TRAIT AT FRISCO '   CHEERS ECHO 10 GALLERIES   One Outburst Follows Another ad Delegates Hear Leader’s Name —-Cummines Sounds Battle Cry

Democrats Gathered In National Convention Send Roniring Tribute Across Nation To Party’s Leade:

Chairman Cummings’ Arraignment of Republican Party and Its Platform, and His Praise for President, Bring Shouts of Approval From All Sections of Auditorium.

OUTBURST LASTS OVER HALF HOUR   Unveiling of President's Portrait Is Signal For Frenzied Parade of Cheering Delegates   RESOLUTION ADOPTED   Convention Wires Executive It: “Admiring and Respectful Greetings”

For Half an Hour Delegates  Engage in Cheering for Chief Executive,   CUMMINGS:DELIVERS  -. KEYNOTE ADDRESS   Scores Attitude of Republican Party and Ridicules Plat-. form Adopted at Chi-. .¢ago Convention, .

WILSON CHEERED 10 ECHO REPUBLICANS LAMBASTED   Virginia Delegates Lead Great Demonstration for President—Fist Fight Almost Started. ‘

CONVENTION OPENS _ CHEERING WILSON ‘WITH MIGHTY ROAR   Great Gathering Changed Into Shouting, Waving Mass of Humanity at Sight of President’s Portrait.

WAGE AWARDS DISSATISFY.   Miners Protest Action of Com:  mission.

SEES A SPEEDY  SETTLEMENT OF MINERS® STRIKE   W ill be Satisfactorily Adjusted Shortly,  Lewis Declares

NIGHT-RIDERS CONTINUE TO TERRORIZE COTTON GROWERS WITH THREATS OF BURNINC

TERRORISTS RENEW ATTACKS ON GINS   Night Riders Demand Cotton Be " Held Until Price Goes Hirher.

LEGION MEMBERS ARRIVING   Hundreds Reach Cleveland For Convention Monday

A.L MEMBERS RESENT STORY REPUBLICANS CONTROL PAPEI   Delegates Gathering at ClevelandeExpress Them _ selves Regarding Charges Made by Heffernan — Before Senate Committee Yesterday.   POMEROY-SCOTT — CASE TO JURY

AMERICAN LEGION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN SESSION TODAY   Report of National Treasurer,-Which Will Be Given to Convention Monday, Expected to Show Financial Difheulties of Organization Overcome.

STATE WANTS QUAIL EGGS FROM ABANDONED. NESTS   Farmers Asked To ‘Send Them To Conservation Department-—Eges Will Be Placed Under Bantam Hens

SEE. RECORD FOR SUMMER SESSION HER   Universtty Course: Opens . Voday; Expect'Over: . x 3.200 aa   CAN HANDLE ’3,400 ‘TOTAL   Lectures Begin in Tuesday Morning; Dave Special Pro ' gram Seheduled

SEE RECORD FOR SUMMER SRSSION HERS   University Course Opens Today; Expect Over” 7 2900   CAN HANDLE 3,400 TOTAL   Lectures Begin Tuesday Morning; Have Special Procram Scheduled

READING MAN KILLED   Twelve Injured When Motor Truck Turns Turtle

FATHER CONWAY SENTE      Must Spend Au Indeterminate Period at Estherville

LABOR ASKED M'ADOO TO CARRY STANDARI   EASTERN METAL WORKERS FA\ ORED CANDIDACY AS DEMO PAKTY LEADER   ULGES CURB ON REACTIO}   Reply, Made Public in New York. Savs Should Face Enemies of True Progress.

‘ADOO ASKS LABOR T0 VOTE - INTELLIGENTLY   BAYS PARTY WHICH FACES IS. SUES COURAGEOUSEY WILL WIN   AGAINST “REACTION”   Wilson's Son-in-Law Makes Fervent Appeal For ' the Laboring Men

M'ADOO APPEALS TO LABOR TO VOTE AGAINST REACTION   Says Party Which Faces Issues Courageously Will Win Election.   WRITES TO UNION LEADER

LABOR URGED BY M'ADOO TO UNITE TO FIGHT WITH ~—THEFORCES OF REACTION

MWADOO ADVISES WORKERS TO WAR UPON REACTION   Replies to Letter He Received from Head of Union.

‘WORKMAN INJURED WN FAIL OF 40 FT   Samson Foundry Laborer, In. jured Seriously—tIs Still Unconscious at Mercy ~ Heaspital.

NEW MEXICO SAFE  Rie Baan nd  will sive Harding a ‘bua Majority,

WOMAN BATTLES ‘With BANDITS'IN NEW YORK STORE   Masked “Men: Escape  With , $200 in Limousine After  Cte yale

FIGHTS BANDITS °      But ‘$200 » of, “Her Husband's a ‘Money: is 'Paken.

SEE OUR SPLENDID EXHIBIT OF  ALCO NeW sPRING SUITS AND DRESSES S.fL.(0  the AT 1Te WoONRYV Dr “ho =

SEE OUR SPLENDID EXHIBIT OF  Lo NEW SPRING SUITS AND DRESSES THO  n’s Store. AT ITe WRERBV Pron FES ttle   Price $45

BOLSHEVIK IMPOSE HARSH PEACE TERMS (IN POLISH PEOPLE   Red and Polish Armies Locked ir a Bitter Battle But Twenty Miles From Warsaw.

PLEBYSCITE 10 DETERMINE FUTURE OF POLAND IS ONE OF “REDS” FIRST DEMANDS

WASHINGTON HEARS BOLSHEVIK TERMS OF POLISH PEAGE   Demands are Drastic But May  be Even Stiffer After  . Reeent Suecresses

DRASTIC PEACE TERMS) 1 PROPOSED BY SOVIETS   Would Force Poles to Turn Over Coal and Selt Mines and Dictate As tn Nation’< KFrantiare.  >

DOCUMENT FULL OF OBNOXIOUS CLAUSES   Reds Also Demand the Right  of Unrestricted Propaganda In_ This Territory a - Year Prior to Voting,

Plebiscite Idea Is But Piot t Regain Russian Poland,  Ie View.   REDS WANT ALL POLISH SALT AND COAL MINES   Recent Russ Victories Mak:

PEACE TERMS ARE DRASTIC   RUSSIAN REDS HARSH IN DICTATION TO POLES,   TOO SEVERE £0 BE ACCEPTED   WEAKLING REPUBLIC PLACED UNDER SOVIET THUMB.   Diseemination of Relshevistie Dee trine Ome ef Requirementse— Washingten Dispesed to Recegnuize Wrangell.

Unrestricted Propaganda Rights in Territory for One Year Also Would Be Demanded.

TERMS OF REDS BLOT OUT POLES   ELECTION ASKED TO DECIDE REIGN AND BOLSHEVIK CAMPAIGN

DRASTIC TERMS OF BOLSHEVIK      Claim Right of Passage and to Propagandize Poland Far One Year Before Plebiscite.

—  nn SHEVIK TERMS WILL BE DRASTIC   gne For Plebiscite in Russian Poland.   yANT PROPAGANDA RIGHT   Granting of Demands Would cert nly Result in Loss to ~.rsaw Government of ‘cr ‘tory, Officials Believe— - ench Express Sz tisfaction at Anerican Attitude on Sit onan 44%

SENATORS ARE WARY   WORK ON TREATY RATIFICATION IS SLOW,   New Article X Scheme Gains Friends -——-Body Slowly Drawing Nearer an Agreement.

PEACE PACT WORK PROGRESSING SLOW   Senate Gradually ts Drawing  Nearer Ratification.   Controversy Marked by Wary Moves  on Beth Sides—New Article X Scheme.

PRIMARIES ARE HELD IN OHIO TODAY   Principal Battles Are for G O. P. Nomination for Governor and Senator.

PRIMARY ELECTION IS _ ~~ HELDIN-OHIO TODAY   Roth Parties Naming heir Candidates for State and National Offices.   REPUBLICAN FIGHT 1S. HOT

HID BALLOTS TODAY FOR ~ AOMINEES   Much Interest Show: Throughout State ir Races for Leading State Offices

OHIO PRIMARY IS. ON TODAY; SOME LIVELY CONTESTS   CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR U. S. SENATOR AND ‘CONGRESSMEN VOTED ON   SENATORIAL RACE IS — CREATING MUGH INTERES)

OHIO HOLDING STATE PRIMARY ELECTIONS TODAY   Four Republicans anc One Democrat Seeking Nomination for Gover. norship.

Hot Contests in Roth Democrat and Republican! Parties Will Bring Out Big Vot®. , .

OHIO PRIMARY ELECTION HELD; IS BITTER RACE   Principal Battle For G. O. F Gubernatorial And Senatorial Places.

OHIO PRIMARIES TO FILL BOTH TICKETS  BEING HELD TODAY   Four Candidates Fighting Fol Republican Gubernatorial Nomination.

ee ere epee sen ges eee Nee eee Chief Contests Are in Republican Party

OHIO'S PRIMARY Oh FOR ALL STATE OFFICES   Warm Contest in Progress to Get on Republican Ballot At This Year’s Election

INTEREST CENTERS IN OHIO PRIMARY   Both Parties Vote to Select National, State and County Officials.

OHIO BATTLING T0 PICK CHIEFS   Voting to Select Candidates for State Offices is on Today   SEVEN IN THE SENATE RACE   Four G. 0. P. Men Out for Gov arnor..finea Ramnearat

SAT MIE PoLis     “OMTOAN   Remcerats and Republicans Wotd 2" Primary. PHeetiong

OHIO FILLING STATE POLITICAL TICKETS   Both Republican And Demo. cratic Parties Balloting For Candidates Today.

COMMITTEE SOLID IVORY FROM NECK UF   Failure of Secretary Daniel to Speak at Joliet is Explained.

FRESH UPRISING AGAINST SOVIE]   New Military Move Agains Red Rule Is Reported Along Western Front.   VILNA TROUBLE GROWS

LENINE RULE TTTERG, Ht,   Anti-Bolsheviki Forces De serting In Face of New Onslaught

Another Anti-Bolshevist Move ment Springs Up on Western Frontier.

NEW MILITARY MOVEM’NT AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA SPRINGS UP ON WESTERN FRONTIER; U. S. HEAR’   Revolt Composed of White Russian Forces 39,000 Along Ukrainian Front and ‘5,000 Near Vilna

NEW: MOVE: AGAINST + SOVIET-RUSSIA   Military © Movonicnt. ot Western Frontier’ May “Hophico.-Po~- "fish Canipalgn. :

MILITARY MOVE AGAINST RUSSIA   It Is Deseribed as a White Rusaia of Anti-Bolshevistic Movement, =<

NEW ACTION AGAINST RED IS STARTED   White Armies Go To Batter Down Soviet Government.

WHITE FORCES IN REVOLT IN RUSSIA   Uprising—Against—Reds-—on Western Front Is Now Reported.    HAVE 35,000. SOLDIERS   Washington Authorities Uncertain as to Who Is . ‘Back of Move,

SITUATION IN STATE GROWS  MORE SERIOUS   Utilities And Manufac« turers Report But Small Supply of Coal on Hand. 

Coal Mine Owners and Manager: to Discuss Proposal of Mine Mine Uuion Leaders.   EXPECT TO AGREE ON GENERAL COGFERENCE   “Supply of Only Three of Four Days’ Coal Reported by Utilities and Large Mantfacturing Plants in Many Localities.

CENTRAL OPERATORS TO CONFER TOMORRON   ‘Announcement af, Conference  Made by Thomas Brewster; Indiana Operators Meet Today

OAL STRIKE PARLEY 10  CALLED FOR FRIDAY TU END TIE-UP OF FIELDS   Brewster Calls Conference in Endeavor to Relieve Paralyzed Conditions and Insure Country’s Fuel Supply for Coming Winter.

10 DISCUSS STRIKE FRIDA   Operators Will Meet In Chicago te Confer on the Goal. Supply Situation, —

OPERATORS TO. « CONFER FRIDAY   Unauthorized Strikes Will Be Consictered in the Central. Competitive Field

Chairman Of Operators Association Accepts Proposal Of Miners’ President   MEN DEMAND. g2 A DAY ADDITIONAL   Union Officials Prepare Draft Of Proposal They Will Make Operators

PRaan TO Bee, MINE OWNERS IN SPECIAL MEETING   Joint Gathering Upon Problem Likely In Washington

COAL OPERATORS Wer FRIDAY: - IN CHICAGE   ind The Joint Mecting Will Be Held Next Week In Washington

MEET FRIDAY FOR COAL SETTLEMENT   OPERATORS AND MINERS TO GATHER IN CHICAGO TO DISCUSS SITUATION   MINERS ASK WAGE HANS!   Operators Are Opposed to Grant. ing Increases Without Sanction of the Government It Is Announced.

PAPER CHANGES HANDs.      Windfall Herald Has Again Been Sold and Will Be Publisbed Weekly.

!. PSPER CHANGES HANDS.   Windfall Herald Has Again Been Sora {and Win’ Be Published. Weekly. --

TRAIN BANDITS GET BIG HAUL; POLICE ON TRAIL OF CRIMINALS   Postal Authorities Esti mate Loss at -Close  To $100,000.

GHEGKING UP MAIL TO FIND TRE LESS   Caused by Rebbery of linoi: Central Train by Tio Macked Bandits.

TRAIN BANDITS — GET BIG LOD}   Officials Believe... Mask ed Men Got $100, 006 from I. C. Train

TWO ARRESTS IN DYNAMITE PLOT   Police Find Quantity of Ex plosives in St. Louis Filling Station.

COWEN Bat     KILLED AT STR      Vani Propriet CH     Shoat in’ Kansas May

FIVE BULLETS INTO AFFINITY   Kansas City Man Shot Down in Daylight   HAD STOLEN A WIFE?   Another Hair Raising Murder O1 Crowded Corner In City of Blood.

Hundreds Taken, Including Head of Sinn Fein and Two Members of Parliament   DUBLIN OVERFLOWED BY NEW INFLUX OF TROOPS   GREATEST ‘OFFENSIVE? SINCE 1916 REBELLION THOUGH’ TO HAVE UNDERMINED SINS FEIN POWER.    39 ARE KILLED, 81 ' WOUNDED, IN WEEK

Arthur Griffith, “Acting Pre ident of Irish Republic. and Other Leaders Are:  Taken and Papers Seizé                 Second Bomb Explosion.  Cork Within Week Ralls: Two and Wounds Thre 2 Total of 39 Persons Sla

31 WERE KILLED AND 81 WOUNDED   In Bombings and Assassinations fh Ireland Daring Last Week.

Alon DEATH TOLL REAGHES HGH FIGURES   Reports Place Numbe of Dead at 39 Witl Many Injured — Riot in New York.

MORE APPOINTMENTS OF HONORS FOR REUNION DF CONFEDERATE VETERAN!   CHAPERON, SPONSOR AND WMAIDS OF HONOR ARE ANNOUNCED BY GEN, VAN ZANDT,

CONFEDERATE APPOINTMENTS   Ladies Named to Take Part in Reunion in October in Houston —

SEGRED OF BANDIT VILLAS POPULARIT'   Reserves the Rights To Robbtry ane Loot For Himself—Cloeses Salcons.

VILLA RESERVES ALL RIGHTS 10 ROBBERY: HIS JUSTICE 19 BEST   So Says Witness In Testifying Before Senate Committee Investigating Mexican Affairs.   PARRANZA IS NOT LIKED

0  EaEaeGU0NUQNQaeaEEGQaaa»a»yy{_  VILLAIS JEALOUS OF RIGHT TO BREA KLAW   MINING ENGINEER TELLS SEN. ATE GROUP THAT PANCHC BROOKS NO LOOTING BY ANY ONE EXCEPT HIMSELF.

WHY VILLA 1S POPULAT   MINING ENGINEER SAYS FE ES. TABLISHES SORT OF JUSTICE.   When He Gets Control He IRepresses Looting and Drunkenness, Levying Certain Tribute That Stands,

PEOPLE OF MEXICO PREFER VILLA RULE   AMERICAN ENGINEER SAYS CAR. RANZA IN DISFAVOR.   Henry Knox Tells Senate Committee Oe Mexican Affairs Population Likes Reugh Justice of Bandit Leader.

CRIPPLE KiLLS FATHER   ‘Former Probate Judge Irving of Lick VC. ime County Is the: Victim,

If He’s as Good a Boxer as He Was a Fighter He Must Be a Fine Sprinter!

U.S. PROBING GERMAN-RUSS COMBINATION   Will Make Public Fact: When the Quiz Is Finished.

GERMANY-RUSS ALLIANCE PROBE: BEGUN BY U.S   ‘Searching Investigation to Ascertah Whether or Not Such Vader ‘ standing Exists

GOV. COOLIDGE URGES BIGGER PRODUCTION   SAYS CO-OPERATION BETWEEN  EMPLOYE AND EMPLOYER IS  FIRST STEP NECESSARY FOR  BETTER CONDITIONS.

MANIZE RULE TQ BETTER COUNTRY, COQLIDGE PLEADS   Putting Emphasis on Material Only to Kill Civilization, He Tells Legisiature.   SERVICE RENDERED MUST BE SATISFACTION SOUGHT   Strident Voices Heard Calling for “Freedom” Seek Slavery For All, His Warning.

BIVERNCR COOLIMGE  - URGES FIR WAGES AND BETTER HOMES   Need of Humanizing Industr; Pointed Out in Speech by Executive   SPEEDY AND IMPARTIAL - “HISTICE HELD NEEDED   Denounces Those Who Would Resist Nation's Laws-as the ‘i Workers of Evil

Governor Coolidge Stresses Need for Humanizing of Both Government and Individuals

HUMANIZE INDUSTRY. ADVISES COOLIDEE   Massachusetts Governor Tells Legislature in, Message That Burdens, Mist Be. JRednee

OBEDIENCE 10 ~ LAN URGED BY EDV. GOOLIDEE   EXECUTIVE SAYS THE STANDARDS OF THOUGHT MUST UNDERGO CHANGE.

HUMANE RULE PASSING NEEL OAYS GOOLIDGE   Government Must Practice Thrift and People Should Obey Law As serts Governor.   RELIEVE BURDENS

GOVERNMENT CAN BE HUMANIZED IS COOLIDGE STAND   Mass. Governor, In Inaugural Address, Lays Stress On Need.

CHILD LOST LIFE » IN BURNING BARN   Mother a Witness’ To Tragedy at Rockport Saturday Mornine. -

WOMEN IN A VICIOUS DUEL   Use Ax and Pitchfork in Fight Over Smali Son of One of Them. e

U. S. DISTRICT ATTY. TELLS OF _ MEXICANS’. RAIDS   John A.. Valls, Dist. Atty. in. 49th Texas Dist.; Says Carranza Men Planned Raids  And Carried Thom Out.   SAYS STATE OF WAR   Actual Condition of War Exiated between U. S. and Mexico at That Time, He:Says in Evidence.

“STATE OF WAR” FREED MEXICANS CONVICTED HERE   Declares They Were Re. leased After Committing Crimes in U. S.

SEPARATION OF SIX STATES WAS CARRANZA’S All   Texas Dist. Attorney Submits Evidence to Prove Charge.

MEXICO AT WA WITH U. S. SAID FEDERAL COURT   Criminal Court Of Appeals Rules In Freeing Mexican Murderers.

MEXICAN PLOT IS LAID: BARE   CARRANZA ENCOURAGED RALDS ON TEXAS, WITNESSES SWEAR.   IT CONTEMPLATED CONQUERING SIX STATES OF THE UNION.   Carranza Approved It and the Germans and Japanese ‘Thought It Was a Fine Thing. 

JAP QUESTION IS BEING CONSIDERED   Ambassador and Secretary of State Working. on ‘a Fair Solution

PREMIER RHALLIS — REPLIES TO ALLIES   Greek Official Uses Vague ; Expressions. °

VAGUE, ee CREEK PREMIFE   Communication Amicable in Its Tone; Choosing Constantine Is Only Autonomy

AMALLIS.MAKES REPLY TO. NOTE: OF ALLIED. POWERS   Greek Premier Asserts Right of Self- Determination in Vote — -:‘for King’ : ie

STORM WIPES VILLAGE OFF MAP; FIFTY DEAD OVER HUNDRED HURT   Peggs, Okla., is Reported Destroyed During Sunday Night

ReUUNEH AUDI FAN ACEO nS MN TORN TOW   Special Train With Doe. tors and Nurses Leaves for Scene of Disaster   VILLAGE OF PEGGS ENTIRELY DEMOLISHED   Wire Communication —  Cut Off; Airplanes Rush to Scene

‘BURG ’PHONE ELECTION.   Company is Out of Debt and: Has Surplus for Betterments.

OWEDEN FILE U.0, TREATIES WITH LEAGUE   First American Treaties Put on Record With World League Presented by Swedish Representative   eee oreo  ASSEMBLY IS EXPECTED 10 FINISH WORK NEXT WEEK   Session to be Concluded Te! Days Earlier than Had Been Theught Possible

First American Treaties Put on Reeord With World League Presented by Swedish Representative   ASSEMBLY IS EXPECTED 70 FINISH WORK NEXT WEEK   Session to be ‘Concluded Ter Days Earlier than Had Been  Thought Possible \

SLODMINGTON HAS D0 HR RESIDENTS   Peoria Makes Gain of 9,171  in Ten Years.

STORM HALTS RAIL SERVICE IN THE WEST   SENATE VOTES DOWN LODGE RESERVATION   Worst Storm of the Winter Rag ing in Middie Western States.   Senate Washes Hards of United : States in the Shantung Deal,   BIG DROP IN TEMPERATURE   TREATY GHANGE {$ VOTED   Rai! Service ts Demoralized by Snow Biockade—Relief Parties on Snowshoes Attempt to Carry Suppiles to Marooned Pas. senders.   Direct Reference to China and Japan Stricken Out When Bipartisan Conference Agreement Is Adopt cd—Vote Is 639 to 2..   ADDITIONAL CENSUS FIGURES   Peoria’s Increase in Population ; Nearly 14, and Cedar Rapids 38.9 Per Cent.

PEORIA HAS 76,000; BEAUMONT’S GAIN   Population of. of. Cities Are An . nounced by the Census Bureau

ADDITIONAL CENSUS FIGURES   Peoria's Increase in Population Is Nearly 14, and Cedar Rapids 38.9 Per Cent.

MORE CENSUS FIGURES OUT   Cedar Rapids Shows 38.9 and Peoria 54 Per Cent Increase.

‘BEAUMONT, TEXAS, LEADS ALL CENSUS INCREASES   Lane Star SGute CHy Guins 14,711 Pap. wation int Ten Yeur Perlad; Other Citles Show Gain

Population Placed at 35,351 or An Increase of 71.3 Per Cent Over _ Census 10 Years Arvo.

LANSING TALIS TO CONFEREES FRGH AMERICAS   The American Nattons Accept Changed Conditions and Wil Push Forward, He Declares   ‘Second Pan-American Financial Conference in Session.

ULTIMATUM TC BROTHERHOODS   Roads Give Till Tomorrow Noon to Get Men Back   Jersey Strikers Stick to Old Unions —Teamsters’ Strike Ends

ISSUE ULTIMATUM TO BROTHERHOODS   New York Managers Give Chiefs Till Noon Saturday to Get Men Back   LABOR BOARD IS NAMED   New Industrial Body Calle To-day Following Ratifica, tion of Nominations

HAVE UNTIL NOOK   RAILROAD MANAGERS SET SATUTRDAY AS LAST DAY.   New York's Strike is Broken When Men Receive Slight Advance.

SATURDAY NOON IS LIMIT SET FOR RETURN OF MED   MANAGERS ASSERT THEY WILL OPEN THEIR BOOKS TO ACCEPTABLE MEN SUNDAY

TO UNION HEADS BY RAILROAL MANAGERS’ ASSOCIATION   IMPROVEMENT IN EAST   Saturday Noon Is Limit Set For Return Of Men

HAVE UNTIL NOON      RATLROAD. MANAGETS. SET SATGRDAY AS LAST DAY. ~            "New York's Strike is Broken When Men Receive Slight. Advance.

STRIKERS Miva! RETURN 10 WORK OR LOGE RIGHT:   Railroad Managers Serve Notice on Brotherhoods, Giving Men Until Saturday Noon to Report.

Managers Retain Right to Refuse to Re-Employ Certain Ones.   SITUATION BETTER   President Wilson Calls Meeting of Railway Labor Board Today in Washington — Radicals on Card Index.

AFRAID TO DIE   List of 5,121 Suicides in 1919 Furnished Not a Single Editor.   LIST INCLUDES AGES 4 TO.100

165,000 TRAINFI NURSES INU: 5   Are’ Competent to ‘Fight the Flu It & Becomes Epidemic.

HAVE PLENTY OF NURSES FOR ‘FLU’   So Says Director of Red Cross Nars ing Department—U. S$. Has 165.600 Nurses

NO NURSE SHORTAGE JO COMBAT THE FLL   ONE HONDRED AND SUIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND NURSES ARs AVAILABLE FOR WORK IN U.S.

THOUSANDS OF FLU NURSES AVAILABLE   Dtrector of Tted Cross Naraiag De~ partment Says Mamy Nurses Are Avaliable.

PLY NURSES IN RESERVE   Weector of Red Crosse Nersing De partment Says 165,000 Narses Can Cope With Fila,

reetor of Red Cross Nursing De partment Says 165,000 Narses Cnn Cope With Fla.

BIG LOSS TO THE FARMERS      Recent Declines in Grain Values Tagk $1,482,000,000 From Their Pockets.

PROMINENT MAN: ~~ DIES AT HOSPTTAE   WILLIS S. HYNEMAN — PASSES AWAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON— NEVER REGAINED CON. CONSCIOUSNESS

Willis  ~ Hyneman   Passed Away Last Friday Afternoon   WAS A PROMINENT FARMER OF THIS COMMUNITY.   'Dizeased Bone of The  Skull, Caused His : Death

DIooDLU TION OF INJUNCTION (a QUEFRAGIST'S HOPE   Argument on _ Restraining Order’s Permanency to Be Heard Wednesday.      Tennessee Legislative Machinery Is Temporarily at a Standstill.

SUFF ORDER 10 BE ARGUED Suu   TEMPORARY INJUNCTION NOW AMENDED TO INCLUDE CHIEF CLERKS OF LEGISLATURE

SUFFRAGISTS STILL ' REMAIN CONFIDENT   Think Tennessée Injunction Will Soon Be Dissolved; Situation Unchanged Yesterday

ANTI SUFFRAGE MEMBERS CROSS STATE LINE   Bolt, Over Renper to Escape Juris diction as Legal Fight in State Continues.

CERTIFICATION Of SUFFRAGE DELAYED ~ BY COURT'S ORDER   Tennessee Forces Line Up for Legal Battle Wednesday— “Anti’s” to Stage Demonstration.

Tennessee Anti’s Remain Out of State; Arguments on Order Expected Soor

ANTIS REMAINS OUT OF STATE   Tennessee Legislative Machinery at Standatill.

TENNESSEE MUDDLE SHOWS NO CLEARING   Hearing on Injunction Respectin: Certification !s Expected Early This Week

COURTS SPEED SURF DECISION   Expect Arguments On In: junction During the Week.

INIUNCTION AGAINST GUFFRACE EYTENDE   Argument in Court to be Heard Soon; Women Maintain Action Was Legal

TENNESSEE VOTE ON SUFFRAGE IS NOT CERTIFIED   Legislative Machinery at ¢ Standstill for Want of a Quorum.

COURT WILL HEAR ~~ ARGUMENTS SOON   Tennessee's Action on Sutfrige Will Be Given Airing in Open Court In. Few Days:

Unable to Get Quorum Be cause of Absence of Members   ; ARGUMENT ON : RESTRICTING ORDER

MAN IDENTIFIED AS ROBBER OF MOLINE BANK  rr ye cy oF Tr   Cashier Says Escaped Convict Was One of Gang.

LICHT GISTILLING BIG PROBLEM IN KENTUCKY   Governor E. P. Morrow Addresses Opening Session of Judges Associaticn.

TRAIN HELD UP, SLEEPERS ROBBED BY LONE BANDIT   Outlaw Forces Brakeman tc .. Do His: Wilt While He  pen Dae

Lone Bandit Makes Haul In Sleeping Cat   Compels Brakeman To G Through Car and Aid Him In Work   POSSE SEARCHING  FOR DESPERADO

BANDIT ROBS TWO SLEEPERS ON TRAI   ROBBER 18 BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED BY SHOTS PASSENGER FIRES

MISSOURI DEMOCRATS. : BOOM J. J PERSHE          ainee In New fog 4 Parp ee mg the Boon.

PERSHING IS DEMOCRATS DARK HORSE?   Indications Point Teo General Among the Donkey Tribe.

DEMOCRATS BOOM PERSHING.   Missourians Behind: Move “to Make General a, Dark Horse Candidate.

DEMOCRATS MAY NOMINATE - PERSHING   Will Be Asked to Attend San Francisco Convention as Guest of Missouri Delevates.   ANOTHER DARK HORSE

OGRATS START BOOM 10 NOMINATE GENERAL PERSHING      ALE. F. COMMANDER 18 INVITED TO ATTEND DEMOCRATIC MEFTING TN SAN  FRANCISCO. ‘

BOM ON 10 nl GEN. PenoniNt ~AODEMOGHAT   Missouri Man at Washington to Invite Military Chief to Run

PERSHING BOOM IS STARTED BY MISSOURIANS   General Invited to be Dark Horse at Democratic Convention.

BOOM FOR PERSHING =  LAUNCHED BY GOLTR   ‘The General Is Invited to Accompany  The Mixsourl Delegation fo “an Franeiseo.

PERSHING BOOMED FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION   Invited to Attend San Francisco Convention as Guest of Missouri Delegation.

PERSHING BOOM   As Democratic VPresidential Possibility Launehed.

“JACK” PERSHING. AS A CANDIDATE   A “Dark Horse” Boom to Nominate General Pershing en Democrat Ticket   IS“ NOW UNDER -WAY   Missouri Delegation Wil Invite Him to- National Democratic Convention

GEN, PERSHING ~ FOR DEMOCRAT   He Will be Invited to Attend the Priseo Convention. Will Launch & Presidential Boom

PERSHING BOOMED FOR PRESIDENT OW DEMOCRATIC TICKET   Has Been Invited to Attend San Francisco Convention as Guest of Missouri Delegation.

PERSHING ON DEM TICKE]      UENERAL HAN BE US. CON. FERRRCE WITH LEABERS  OF FAHTY.      MAY GU T6 SAN FRANCISCO AS UVEST OF THE MISSOURL tam wee ull bo

DEMOCRATS FISH: - FOR PERSHING   Boom for ‘Army Man Is Set it Motion by Missouri .Com_mitteemanin Washington.   CINE UP EAVORITE SONS

Boom for Pershing As Democratic Dark Horse Is Launched   Missouriars Plan to Present General, Who Has Been in Conference With Leading Democratic Factors During Past Week, to Convention at San Francisco; Will Retire From Active List of Army Soon.

DEMOCRATS MAY CHOOSE PERSHINE   MISSOURL DELEGATION INVITES HIM TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION AT SAN

CONFUSION AS ~TO WHOIS WHO   Preference Primaries Throw Little Light on Choice of G. 0. P. Candidate.   ‘SEVEN STATES YET : TO BE HEARD FROM   In Slection of Delegates to the Republican National Convention in June.

All But Seven States Have Held Primaries Now.   RESULT STILL IN DOUBT   ‘onvention Promises\To Be Scene of Spirited Sessions.

EXSOLDIERS 10 HOLD BIG MEET   Sjecial Rates Granted to 90th Divis ion Reunion in Oklahoma City Next Month.

NEW MURDER MYSTERY IN CHICAGO   Body of Mutilated Young Wonian is Found in Chicago River

Tennessee Senate Ratifies the Amendment while Favorable -Resolution Meets Approval in North Carolina   INTEREST CENTERING IN RACE FOR CRUCIAL VOTE

TENNESSEE FAVOR AMENDMENT IN ~— (JPPER HOUSE      ‘North Carolina Governor  Urgent for Legislature i His State to Vote Aye

AMENDMENT ENDORSED BY 95 TO 4   First Step in Ratification “a Fight Victory for  { Quffragists .. 2   WIN POINT IN N. GC Amendments ‘Committee Endorses. Bill; Governor  Urges Passage 3"

BOT SENATE AND” HOUSE IK AN LIPROAR   Daniel T. O’Connell Declares Heckling by Women Was Wholly Without Authority of Friends of Irish Liberty.

WOMEN HECKLERS STARTLE SENATE   Debate on Armenian Man: date Interrupted by Adherents to Irish Cause   VISIT THE HOUSE ALSO      Guards Eject Disturbers Only After Foot Race Around the Galleries

IRISH FREEDOM SYMPATHIZERS INVADE CONGRESS   Both Houses Thrown Into Uproar By Outbreak of Women Pickets   GUARDSRESTOREORDER   Demand of “Why Not Eject English Huns From Ireland?” [* Causes Senate Hullabaloo

Outbreak of Sympathizers for Irish Freedom Quelled With Congress in An Uproar

WEARING 0’ GREEN MAKES TROUBLE IN CONGRESS   Women Sympathizers of Erin Throw Senate and House in Uproar  Before Subdued,

CRIES “COWARDS!” ON FLOOR OF HOUSE   Girl Irish Partisan Starts Big Rumpus in Congress   Women Hecklers, Including Boston Girl, Upset Senate, Too

WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS 1N IRELAND'S CAUSE CREATE ANE UPROAR IN CONGRESS

Two Contingents Visit Senate and House, Disrupting  Procedure   SERGEANTS ARE UNABLE TO CAPTURE OFFENDERS   Gallery Disturbance Causes Vice-President io Call for Husky Attaches

CONGRESS THROWN INTO UPROAR BY IRISH HECKLERS   Senate and House Are Invaded by Disfturbers.

DEFI HOUSE BOUNCERS 10 THROW EM OUT   Women Are Ejected But They Come Back Stronger Than Ever.

HECKLERS INVADE. HALLS OF GONGRESa YELL FOR IRELAND   Guards Chase Women Areunc ~- Galleries and Put Them Oritside.   BOTH HOUSES ATTACKED

DIGNITY OF CONGRESS {i DISTURBED BY DAMES WHO CFEK LIBERTY FOR IRISH

WOMEN DISTURB CONGRESS   irish Sympathizers Heckic Speakers On the Floor Ueatil Removed Frem (i:alleriea.

CONGRESS THROWN INTO UPROAR bY WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS WITH IRISt   Break Inte Senate Meeting With Scream of “Why Not Eject the British Hum Frora ireland,” and Cause Stampede  When Guards Try to Put Them Out.

UPROAR CREATED BY WOMEN.   Sympathizers With Teish Freedom Disterb Senate and Howse.

WOMEN HEGKLE IN BOTH HOUSES   Sympathizers With Irish Cause Make Uproar  ANHarnree 10 AMIILAQT   Demands that Disturbers be - Thrown Out Meet with Defiance and Women Race Around Galleries in Effort to Elude Guards — No - Charges Lodged

HUGHES 15 BARRED AT SOCIALIST TRIAL   Assembly Judiciary Committee Restricts New York Hearing  i to Persons Involved

Poe ae ~ THE TAY BOART      COMMISSIONER CITES DECISION , AS: SUFFICIENT JUSTIFICA_ ‘SION FOR RELIEF  ‘=. . MEASURE

REPUBLICANS BAIN IN-HOUSE   Latest Returns Assure Repub“clican-Majority in House of Close to Hundred.   BIG GAINS -IN THE EAST

Republicans To Have Big Matority In U.S. Congress   Indications That Republican Congressmen Are Elected In Many New Districts   GAIN FIVE MORE IN KEYSTONE STATE   ‘“Drys’’ Win in States Where Prohibition Issue Was a Factor.

More Seasonable Weather Gives Stim: ulus to Retarded Moveemnts of Re. tail and Holiday Requirements,

DUN’S REVIEW OF BUSINESS   More Searonable Weather Gives Stim , ulus to Retarded Moveemnis of Retail and Holiday Requirements,

HARDING HAS MANY NAMESAKES   EEE  Mabie of Giving Each a 85 Geld Piece May Preve Exzpeneive.

PROFITEERS FINED $55,000 BY COURT   Other Indictments ' Returned for Speculation. in Sugar. Clothier Indicted.

WOULD HANG IN KANSAS.   Banker Favors Capital Punishment For Bank and Auto Thieves.

TEXAS 1S FOR WM. 6. WADOO   Delegation Will Cast Its Vote for the President’s Son-in-Law.

BiG PROBLEMS FACE HARDING   AND BNOtCGH FREER COLNSELT re SET HEAD Q-S WIM MWING..   HOW TO RUN THE GOVERNMENT   COUNTSHY ft PEL OF ADV ESt es With V AMTELDD tbh as   irra’ of Opiniones Sweh se t Ontese biveen a Miacid President ttect— Ne Quarrel Likely On the  Question of Pelley.

Confusion of Counsel is Great’ ~ Problems For Harding’s Solutior

HARDING'S POLICY WILL BE THAT Of PARTY'S MAJORITY   ‘President-Elect Faces Confusion of Counsel in-Confer* ences to Follow.   BUSINESS WILL STRESS CABINET APPOINTMENTS   Others Will Contend That For. eign Relations Must First Re Stoahilized.

HARDING FACES COUNSEL FROM MANY SAUIARES   Mark Sullivan:Says All Sorts of Advice. Will Be Offered - Him’.   FOREIGN POLICY AND HOME POLICY, TOPICS   Senator Urged to Name Leading Members of Cabinet ot Cince .

CONGRESS RUSHES IMPORTANT BILLS   Both Houses, at Night Ses. sions Clean Up Appropriation Measures

Senate and Hotise Work Over. time to Pass Necessary Bills Before Closing   1100 POSTMASTERS WILL RECEIVE CONFIRMATION   All of Big Supply Bills to Have Attention Before. Summer Adjaurnment

CONGRESS (N RUSH TO GLEAN UP TODAY   Merchant Marine Bill I: Ready for President   All Supply Measures but Rivers and Harbors Completed

SESSION NEARING END.   All of Big Guoply Measurcs Ex copt One Eave Been Completed.

PLAN FOR ADJOURNMENT   Both Senate and House Work Hara t Clean Tp Congestion of Minor LecisiIstrion.

CONGRESS RUSHES AGTION ON BILLS   BOTH, SENATE AND HOUSI HOLD NIGHT SESSION TO GET WORK COMPLETED.

'ONGHMESS LONG IN *Lssion   Heuse and Sento Werk tate re.  Parsiors te Adjourning.

SENATE AND HOUSE IN LONG SESSIONS   Final Effort to Clean Up Congestion of Minor Legislation and One or Two Big Bills Before Adjournment.

PNo Precedents Were Broken “in Refusing Western Union Landing, He Says   COMPANY CHALLENGED FEDERAL AUTHORITY   U.S. SHOULD SHARE @©0O8 Thon, OF CABLES If sr tvs TO BUILD THEM HMPSskLP, ONE SAT5

WESTERN UNION CAN'T LAND CABLE   So Norman Dayls, Acilug Secretary Stale Department Told Senate Comnilitee.

TRADITIONS OF COUNTRY UPHEL   ‘Acting Secretary cf State Says Re.  fusal to Permit Tclegranh Compan)  Te Land Cable at Miami Follows Precedence,

GABLE PROBE HIARIED Bt DENAT ORD   Yankee Precedents Uphelc at Miami, Committee Is Informed

American Precedents Upheld When Government Refused to Grant Permit for Cable Landing in Florida, Senate Investigating Committees Is Told.

LINES TAKEN B} BRITAIN, FRANCE   Situation Bared by Acting Sec retary of State Davis   TESTIFIES ON WIRE ROW   Gives Senate Body Data or Hienita in Landinne

GERMANY LEARNING ~ WHERE BLAME LIES   Wilson Made Peace Overtures Pos: sible In 1916-17 But the Kaiser Declined

GERMAN MISTAKES ARE POINTED OUT   Committee Investigating Government Action Issues Full Report   MILITARISTS ARE BLAMED!   Instead of Accepting Wilson’s Proposals, U-Boats Were “Ordered Out

WILSON’ PEACE PLEA IGNORED BY GERMANY   SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT I§ GRAVE INDICTMENT OF MILITARY DICTATORS. .

Reichstag’s Committee 7 Indicts Military Heads For War’s Prolongatior

INDICTS GERMAN LEADERS.      Report Shows Wilson's Effort During 1916-1917 Made Peace Overtures Possible.

J-BOAT WARFARE CAUSED DEFEAT, GERMANY ADMITS   U. S. Resources Underestimated, Report Shows—Experts Opposed Unrestricted Sub marine Campaign.

German Commission Criticises Chiefs For War Policy; U.S. Underestimated

BOSTON SYMPHONY SHORT   Thirty Members Refuse to Play When Concert Manager Is Dismissed.

BOSTON ORCHESTRA ON STRIKE   Thirty Members Refuse to Play Un leas Leader Is Reinstated.

SOFT COLLARS AND SHIRTS NEXT FAD   Chicago Club “Promises t Keep Away From Laundry Until Prices Drop

4 COLLAR AND SHIRT STRIKE   Chicuge to tuancurate One of Twen ty Days Duration.

Potice Charge Sinn Feiner Fire Explosive Bullets to Mutilate Victims   AMBULANCES CARRYING WOUNDED ARE STONEL   BELFAST HOSPITALS CROWD. ED TO CAPACITY; DAMAGE IN VICINITY PSTIMATED AT ei anne

USING EXPLOSIVE BULLETS IS CHARGI   SNIPERS IN IRELAND ARE SAII TO BE MUTILATING BODIES OF VICTIMS.   (By United Press)

SINN FEINERS USE EXPLOSIVE BULLETS   Police Charge Snipers With This Sort of Waearfare—Victims Are Terribly Mutilated   DEATH LIST GROWS TO 17

EXPLOSIVE BULLETS . MUTILATE VICTIMS BY. DNITED PRESS, ©  LEGS CRT POPPE OEE

ANOTHER CHANCE FOR YEGGS   Indiana Supreme Court Reverses Lak: County Court's Sentence.

YEGGS GET ANOTHER CHANCE    indiana Supreme Court Reverses Lake County Court’s Death Sentence of Four Bandits.

4 CONDEMNED MURDERERS ARE GRANTED NEW TRIAL      Men Who Killed Bank Cashicr Were Not Represented by Counsel.

SISLER TOP BATTER IN AMERICAN LEAGUE CONTEST IN NATIONAL   Foreman of Grand Jury Says There Seems to Be Enough Evidence.

SISLER AND HORNEBY STILL LEADING HITTERS IN MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES   Rice of Washington and Carey of Pittsburgh Continue to l-ead the Baserunners

HARDING TRAIN IN A WRECK.   Close Call fer Republican Prealdential Nominee.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE [0 IN ACCIDENT   Senator Harding’s Special Train Narrowly Escapes Serious Wreck   CANDIDATE COMPLETES ~ SPEECH MAKING TOUR   Americanism and Issues of Campaign are Featured in Addresses in Half Dozen Cities

Harding Narrowly Escapes Injury in Wreck of Train   Private Car of G. O. P. Candidate for President Bumps Over Trestle and Is Halted at Brink With Wheels Buried in Gravel—No Injuries Result From Accident Charged to Flaw in Casting.

HARDING ESCAPES DEATH IN WREG)   COACH DRAGGED AT HIGH SPEED OVER CROSS TIES OF TRESTLE.

DRAGGED ACROSS HIGH TRESTLE   Harding’s Private Car Leaves Rails In West Virginia,   SENATOR AND PARTYUNINJURED

HARDING TRAIN EOUAPES oc AOU WAEGK BY A HAE   Private Car Leaves Rails Crossing High and Narrow Trestle on Ties.   SPEAKS IN HALF DOZEN WEST VIRGINIA CITIES   Stresses Determination to En One-Man Government and t Preserve National Integrity Says Wilson Listened to ; Voice From Abroad.

HARDING THAIN JUMPS TRACKS   Republican Nominee Escapes Serious Wreck in West Virainia.

No One in Republican Nominee's Party Was Injured— Draws Lesson From Germany and Warns People to Avoid One-Man Dictatorship ~—Nation’s Waterways.

HARDING FORCED TO DROP IDEAL   CAR JUMPED TRACK AND BUMP. OVER TRESTLE--DEFECTIVE CASTING--NOBODY HURT   Compares Abandoned Car to Ameri can Car of State Which Senate Kept Out of Ditch.

Republican” Presidential Noi:   inée Has Narrow Escape   From Serious Wreck.   BOUNCES ON TIES OVER HIGH TRESTIF   Accident Occurs on. Last Leg of Campaign Through West Virginia.

rivate Car Ladives Rails and is Dragged Across Narrow Chasm—Is Abandoned but Does Not Interfere With Trip——Senator _Compares Wrecked Car With Car of State

s Private. Car Left Left Rails; Nominee Speaks Strorigly for “America First;” Is Cheered by vearal Large Crowds. 

Annual Meeting of Red. Cros: Chapter to Be Held at Toulon Oct. 27...

GOV. GOX Aka GOMPROMISE T AATIFY TREATY   Reservations “Half-Way’  Between Those of Lodge / and Hitchcock Favored   WILLING TO CONCEDE MORE THAN WILSON   iF TOO MUCH MUST BE GRANT. ED NOW, 'T CAN BE COR. RECTED AT LATER ELEC. TIONS, GOVERNOR SAYS,

COX PLAN FOR RATIFICATION   Conshlers Ratification a Vital Con cern for United States

GOX NOW EAGER TO MANE TERI WITH SENATE   Will Hobnob with “Oli. garchy’’ in Order to Get Votes

COX MAKES PLAIN ~ ANG WILLINGNESS TO RATIFY TREAT)   j Answers Republican Leaders by Saying Necessary Compromises  Will be Brought About.

Democratic Candidate Willing to Accept “Half-Way” Reservations.   CATCH PRO-LEAGUE VOTE   Nominee Expresses His Confidence That Labor Is Favorable to League.

BELIEVES HE CAN EFFECT RAT IFICATION OF TREATY THRE COMPROMISE AGKEEVENT.   BASIS. OF AGREEMENT   Cox Expresses Opinion That a Hall Way Ground Can Be Reached Between Keservations of Hitceheock and Those  af Ladnve.

Governor ‘Cox. Makes Tt Ger That He. Would ~ Effect a Compromise   WITH THE SENATORS   On ‘League of Nations— , Will Accept Reservations : ——Coming This Way

\greement Will Depend on Senatorial Elections but Speedy _ Action Will Follow Election—Governor Comes Into Ohio for Final Work of Camnaian.

COX SWINGING AWAY FROM THE WILSON PACT   BELIEVES IF HE IS ELECTED HE CAN SECURE RATIFICATION RY COMPROMISE

GETTING READY FOR THE FRA   GOV COX IS UNDECIDED AS TX RESIGNING GOVERNORSHIP— HARDING IN SENATE

STRINGENT  MEASURES RESTRICTING EMMI ERATION  lf Not Stopping It, Will Have to Be Talan he Nevt Candroecc.

ACT OF CONGRES'   May Be Restricted To Fami. lies Of Foreigners Who Have Been Naturalized

DRASTIC MEASURES TO RESTRICT Uo IMMIGRATION UP   May Put Stop To Prac tice Altogether, Now Report.

ALIEN DECISION NOT FAVORABLE   Releasing of 14 Com. munists by Federal Judge Will Free Several Thousands of “Reds” Sav: Legal Experts.   ACTION TAKEN

ANDERSON DECISION MAY FREE RADICALS   Federal Judge Declares That Communists Seek Ends By Neither Bullets. Bombs, Bayonets Or Ballots—Work Of Palmer Is Mercilessly Scored.

“BOON TO REDS   Says Communists do not seek to gain ends by violence

TRYING TO LOCATE HIS VICTIM'S GRAV   “Bluebeard’’ Harvey Accompanies Los Angeles District Attorney to Berego Valley,

BLUEBEARD LEADS SEARCHING PARTY   Confessed Bigamist and Murder er Shows Way To Graves

BLUEBEARD TO GUIDE TO BODY   Confessed Murderer to Show Author ities Where Victim is Buried: Fate Hangs on Discovery.

Searching in Desert for Woman's Body   “Blneheard” Charles \. Harvey, Self Contessed Murdered and Bigamist, Enroute to Berero

KANSAS LOST SECOND GAME AT AGGIEVILLI      DISPOSES OF Ko bls CHANCE AT THE VALLEY CHAMPIONSHEP          ost hy Score of 7 to 4—Uhriaub and Bunn Were Battery for Kan

KANSAS LOST SECOND GAME AT AGGIEVILLI   DISPOSES OF K. U.S CHANCE AT THE VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP    * * * . Lost by Score ot 7 to 4—l hriaub and Bunn Were Battery for Kansas

GET OUT OF SIBERIA   Y. S. Contingent of 8,000 Starts Home in February.   \merica to Leave Red Problem t: Japan After the Czechs Are Repatriated.

'AMERICAN TROOPS IN SIBERIA ' WILL START HOME IN FEBRUARY   Japan Will Be Left to Protect the Siberian Railroad and Loyal Russians—American Railway Commission  Will deave ‘Soon.

PROBLEM UP TO JAPS   AMERICANS TO GET OUT OF SIBERIA IN MONTH. * =   U. S. Contingent of 8,000 Starts Home in February—Czechs to Be Repatriated.

8,000 U. S. HEN LEAVE SIBERIA   Will Return to . America in February; Railroad Body . Also Coming

SIBERIA RETURN NEXT FEBRUAR\   Railway Commission Head. ed by Juhn F. Stevens Will Return Ahead of Troops It Is Reported.

AMERICANS IN RUSSIA  ORDERED HOME: BO08 COMING IN FEBRUARY: LEAVE JAPS IN GHAR

MEN IN SIBFRIA SN 70 BEGIN COMING HOME   Movement. Will Start After Midd! .. of February—Japan and Loyal Russians To Co-operate.

TROOPS 'TO START HOME   Light ‘Thousand American Sobdiers in Siboria Will Leave Middle of February,

MOVEMENT IS TO START SOON AFTER 15TH OF FEBRUARY   PROTECTION OF SIBERIAN RAILROAD LEFT TO JAPAN.   AMERICAN RAILROAD   COMMISSION LEAVING

U. S. SOLDIERS TO LEAVE BY FEBRUARY 15   Reason for Presence . of _ Forees. Believed. " Renoved——   RAILWAY COMMISSION  WILL LEAVE’ SOONER   Leave Protection of Railroad Solely ‘to’ “the  = Japanese, _

TROOPS WILL  SOON RETURN   American Soldiers Stationed in Siberia Are  Ordered Home

YANKEE TROOPS 10 QUIT SIBERI   Japan Alone to Battle With the Advancing Bolshevists,

ENTRUST RAILWAY T0 JAPAN’S ARMY   They Follow Out Commission And Gzecho-Slovaks

HOMEWARD MOVE IS 10 BE STARTED IN FEBRUARY {S REPORT   Will Leave to Japan Protection of : Sibevian Railway When  Troops Leave.   RAILWAY MISSION LEAVING   Czecho-Slovak Troops Will Have Been Repatriated and Americans Not Needed.

U.S. TROOPS IN SIBERIA SOON 10 START FOR HOME   Americans Will Begin Homeward Movement  Next Month.

U. S. TROOPS TO LEAVE SIBERIA SOON FOR HOME   Japan Notified Ameri. cans will Start Returning in February.

SOLDIERS ARE. COMING HOME - BROM SIBERTA   HOMEWARD MOVEMEN’ WILL BEGIN. ABOUT THI MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY.   Bight . Thousand Ameriean Troops Will Not Be Kept After Czech Soldiers Leave.

6.000 TROOPS 10 COME HOME IN FEBRUARY   American Boys in Siberia Wil Begin Movement Toward U. 8S. Next Month.   JAPAN WILL PROTECT .. SIBERIAN RAILROAD   American Railway Commission Will Start Home Before the Soldiers.

POLES REGAIN GROUND ON WICE FRONT, CLAIM TO BE WALL OPING THE RIISSIANS

JAPS DEFEATED BY KOREANS    Korean City of En Chin Seized by the  imvadare

MARTIAL LAW IN’ BOHEMIA!   Czecho.Slovakian Government Sets Uy Army Rule at Bruex After Strike Ciash.

BOHEMIA HAS MARTIAL LAW   Czecho-Slovakian Government Sets Up Army Rule at Bruex.

ANOTHER SOVIET ARK 1S TO START SOON   VE HWOUNDUED ALIENS ARE AWAITING DEPORTATION, CAMESETEE SAYS

ANOTHER “ARK”      Load of Radical Aliens To Be  Sent to Odessa.  .«

PREPARING FOR ANOTHER ARK   MORE THAN 500 ALIENS NOW AWAIT DEPORTATION IN NEW YORK CITY.

FUEL DIL (a aEVZED BY NAVY YARD CHIEE   MARE ISLAND COMMANDANT “  COMMANDEERS 2,000 BARRELS.

MOTHER LOSES ' ENTIRE FORTUNE   Fie in [ills Disappears While She Ss Kiding ona Subway  Tralee

LABOR SHORTAGE ON FARMS   Crops Throughout Iilinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, lowa and Indiana Hurt for Want of Help.

GERMANY ACCEPTS, THEALLES: RAN -FOR DISARMAMENT         Proposal Signed by the German Delegation This Morning.      ALLIES HAD GIVEN AN ULTIMATUM   The Germans . Make Protest Against The Occupation of The Ruhr District.

TOWNSHEND TO _ RETIRE FROM BRITISH ARMY   Imprisoned by Turks When He and His Force Surrendered at Kut.

Chicago and Surrounding Town Buried Under Great Drifts of Snow.   Greatest April Snowfall in Chicago Since the Establishment of the Weather Bureau—Alil Traffic is Obstructed.

MIDDLE WEaT nil BY BiG BLIZZARD   Cities in the Lake Region Are Buried Under Snow.   ALL TRAFFIC IS OBSTRUCTED   Chicago Weather Bureau’ Reports Greatest Fall of Snow Since the Establishment of the Service —AIl Trains Delayed.

BLIZZARD HITS MIDDLE WEST   Chicago and Surrounding Towns Buried Under Great Drifts of Snow.   ALL TRAINS ARE OELAYED   Greatest April Snowfall in Chicago Since the Kétabhahment of the Weather Bureau—aAll Traffic ls Obstructed.

THOMPSON PAPERS ARE FILED   Contains One Thousand Four Hundted Names from Twenry-One Counties 

COMPLAINT OF MINE WORKERS   Declare Operators Are Not Living Up to Agreement.

WHITE PRESENT AT CONFERENGE Ot MINE WORKERS   Members of President’s Commission to Settle Coal Wage Problem Talks With John L. Lewis at Columbus.   ae ee eae ae ee » + - =  CTHIARGES AGAINST MINE: OPERATORS

U3, WANTS OlL OPPORTUNITIES IN.  FIELD OF WORLD   Mesopotamia and Other Un developed Fields are Re quested for United States. it The League of Nations Set  tlement. 2

U5. WANTS OL ‘PGRTUNITIES. FIELD OF WORLE   Mesopotamia and Other Undeveloped Fields are Requested for United States in The League of Nations Set tlampnt.

KILLS THREE, WOUNDS TWO, HANGS SELF   CONNECTICUE FB AR ME R, AGED 33, RUNS AMUCK WITH AXE

FIVE MINERS ‘DEAD WHEN TAKEN FROM MINE TODAY   ELEVEN OTHERS WERE RES CUED IN A SERIOUS CONDI TION AFTER A FIRE,   ‘The Five Men Died From Suffocation  After Being Trapped in Mine Near Earlington, Kentucy Yesterday.

FIVE. MEN DEAD IN LATEST KENTUCKY MONE DISASTER: ELEVEN ARE RESCUEL

FIVE DEAD FROM HIRE IN MINI   Eleven Rescued and In Serious Con. dition; Sixteen Were Trapped ir Arnold Mine When Flames Cut Of Escape; Some Unconscious.

FIVE PERISHED HAL DURING NIGHT   Tragedy Is Enacted in Kentucky Shaft Late Tuesday

Kentucky Mine Is Fired Tuesday   luesday  1 ARE UNCONSCIOUS  et ete tae ate  All of Rescued are Neéro Workmen

Five Men Dead, Eleven «Rescued From “Burning _ Mine; Eight May Die

HOMME Toon   ELEVEN  OTMmERS WERE. ‘hes CUED IN A SERIOUS: CONDE  TION AFTER. A FIRE.   The Five Men Died: From. Suttocation ‘Aftor Reing ‘trapped-in ‘Mine Nexo Hartington, Kentucy: Wosterday.

FIVE MEN DIE IN MINE FIRE   SINTERN WEN ARE TRAPPED BY FIRE ELEVEN ARE  -eecee eo? Oe oe

COMMERCE BODY WANTS GRAIN CARS   Will Urge Intestate Commerce Com mission to Relieve Texas Situation.

GOODE FORD PICKS BUM FORD IN WHICH TO MAKE GETAWAY   TEXANS TO SEEK SOLUTION OF THE GRAIN CAR SHORTAGE

SOCIALISTS WIN IN IOWA   Elect All City Officers at Davenport— Dr. Barewald Is the New Mayor,

OWA SOCIALISTS WINNERS   All City Officers at Davenport Are Elected by Them.

REFUSE TO PAY MINING RATE   Three Hunsdred Men On Strike in Johknatewn, Pa., District.

RUSGIAN ROBLEMEN FOUND WORKING Oh ANFRIGAN STEAMEF   Crew Coxaing Fropa:  hagen Beliewsd a eres bers of Czar’s Family.

MYSTERY CREW me SESH AVPAN     Thirteen Russians: Believed -to . Be--Escaped.. Members of. Cyar’s’ Official: Family.

GUAR’ RELATIVE REACHES AMERIGH   Member of Romanoff Family Lands in New York City.

K. OF C. EXPLAINS MOTIVES IN OFFER TO AMERICAN LEGION   To Provide a Monument Which Otherwise Would Be Erected Through Taxation on Dreaded Drives.

Headquarters of Knights’ of Caluny  bug Tells of Offer of Five Milton:  : for Memorial.

AK OF G FUNGS SUFFIIENT TU MD THE NEEDY   MEMORIAL: NOT A MISTAKE.   PLENTY OF  MONEY Is AVAILABLE, SAYS THE ORDER.

PO HONOR THE K. OF C.      Popo WHHL Conduct  Americ Beleration Through Vatican

HEARST PUTS A NEW POLITICAL PARTY INFIELD   Will Be Known As the American Constitutional Party.

WILLIE HEARST HAS OWN PART)   Nobody Comes Much. But Just the Same Willie and His American Con. situtionalists Will Continue to Play Their Little Game.

ALLIES’ REPLY 10 TEUTONS 1S. READY   Will Say Trial of War Guilty Separate From Any Ger~ so man’ Trial. ”   SPEED Up FRENCH COAL   Germans Far Behind in Theil _, Sllpnants, ri Treaty, alm,

TRIAL OF TEUTON WAR CUILTY 1S EXPLAINED   ANSWER TO ‘GERMAN NOTE RE QUESTING MODERATION IS APPROVED—FRANCE WANTS MORE COAL  ‘

ALLIED COUNCIL  ~~ APPROVES REPL'   {By Henry Wood, United Pres ‘Staff Correspondent. }

ALLIED REPLY 10.THE. GERMAN NOTE READY   Points Que That © Under: Term of Treaty: Triads of Tevton, Guilt i : _ Must Be Separate, ©

GERMANS TO RECEIVE REPLY THURSDAY   Will Be Toid That Allies tnsist Tria of War Guilty Must Be Separate From Other German Trials.

IF BACKACHY OR KIDNEYS BOTHER   Eat Less Meat, Also Take Glass at Salts Gefore Eating Breakfast.

iF BACKACHY OR KIDNEYS BOTHER   Eat less meat and take a glass  of Salis to flush out Kidneys : Drink plenty water.

HUSTON ATTACKS B. BAN JOHNSON   Says His Arrogance Has Beer Cause of All Recent Trouble in American League and ir Baseball.

LOS ANGELES FEELS MINOR EARTHOUAKE   Slight Damage Sustained Ir Residential Section of City

LOS ANGELES HIT BY ANEARTHOQUAKE   OTHER CALIFORNIA’ CITIES FEEL SHOCK—NO SERIOUS : DAMAGE REPORTED.

LOS ANGELES SHAKEN: BY AN EARTHOUAKI   Wails of city Jail Cracked—Gas and Light Connectiona of inglewooc Were Cut off.

LOS ANGELES 1S SHAKEN BY QUAKE   PBOPLE RUSH TO STREETS AS TALL BUILDINGS SHAKE AND QUIVER FROM SHOCK,

LOS ANGELES EXPERIENCES EARTHQUAKES   Occupants of Office Buildings Flee When First Tremor Is Felt in City

SEVERE EARTH SHOCK ROCKS LOS ANGELES   ‘alling Bricks Injure One Man on City Streets   remor Felt Generally at Points Nearby Along Coast

UVALDE BANK CASHIER HELD   Detroit Officers Nab rrederick Khem er, Who Misappropriates 855,000,

POLES PREPARE TO EVACUATE CAP. AT WARSAW   All Hones For An Armistice With Russians Abandoned. New Government Seat Undetermined. Drive Continues.

POLESPREPARE ~TOBACUATE. - THERCAPITA   Will Move Seat Of Government To An-.... other City. —      CIVILIANS ARE LEAVING WARSAW   Poles Virtually. Abandon Al Hope For Armistice With Russiat«

AREFLEEING — FROM CAPITAL   Russos Cross Bug River. Where Polish Force: Were Expected te Make Stand — Con. guest World Problem.   ARMISTICE DYING

CIVIL POPULATION FLEEING CITY WHICH WILL BE EVACUATED AS ~ RUSSIAN RED FORCES APPROACH         Abandoning All Hope of An Armistice With Soviet Polish Forces Retreat So Rapidly On 60 Mile Front No Time is Taken to Burn Bridges—Troops Are Demoralized

GEDDES DESCRIBES HOW WORLD WAR CHANCED ENGL AND   New British Ambassador Says Working Classes Hold Political Power.   SPEAKS IN ATLANTIC CITY

PLEADS CAUSE OF STRICKEN EUROP!   Sir Auckland Geddes i Speech to Chamber of Commerce of U. S.

BAILEY’S MARGIN 4601 WITH 240 COUNTY REPORTS   THOMASON’S MANAGER OUT FOR BAILEY, SAYING HE. ADMIRES HIS STAND

RETURNS FOR YESTERDAY SHOW LITTLE CHANGE IN POSTION OF CANDIDATES

DECIDED OBJECTION TO ALLIED DISPOSAL, OF FIUME BY WH SON   Country Could Not Concern It self With Policing Adriatic on Forced Settlement.   RELIEF WORK BY COUNTRY MAY STOP AS A RESULT   Modification of the Principle of Self-Determination of Peoples is Opposed.

VIEW WILSON NOTE AS VEILED THREAT   LONDON REEIVES PRESIDENT’S ADRIATIC COMMUNICATION WITH SURPRISE   SPLIT ON FIUME GRANT   Disposition of Port Under Allied Agreement Not Satisfactory to White House.

WILSON REJECTS — ALLIED PROPOSAL   Powers, However, Stand Firm On Plan for Settling, Adriatic Clash.

Next Step Awaits Reply Prom Allied Premiets— Afternoon London Pas pers Give Wilson Note Stirring Head Lites, Bomb Shell Being Laverite Work,

Wilson Note Does Not Break With Entente   MERELY SAYS AMERICA CANNOT BE A PARTY TO THE NEW ADRIATIC AGREEMENT, SINCE IT IS NOT CONSULTED, AND IN PRINCIPLE {T {IS CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS STAND ON AFFAIR.

U. 3, PHOT Eat AGREEMENT IN FUME MATTE   NO THREAT BUT PLAIN STATE. MENT OF FACT TO THREE ALLIED PREMIERS   Cannot Approve Juggling of Nitti Clemenceau and Lloyd-George Outside The Conference

UNITED STATES, MAY DISCONTINUE TO HELP EUROPE   Suggestion Made to Stop Re lief Work Made in Off. cial Quarters

NOTE UPHOLDING TEAMS OF TREAT sFWT CONFERENCE   reste st niet tp Prot To AG as OT TANTS.   ATTITUDE 1 THREATENING   ‘Declares Cnited States Will Net 0   erty to Boch Settee  r+. burniehes Kurcpe Sensation.  '

laforms Entente that I Tates          ONT THE ENGLISH   Fist Considered a as ‘Utima

Jot Reconcilable to Fourteen Points of  Wilson   NOTE SENT TO ALLIES

Note Not A Threat Says Washington   Merely Notice to Allies That Amer ica Could Not Be a Party to Dis position of Fiume as Agreec Upon by Allies.

MAN V A; GREEABLE SURPRISES — _ AWAIT THOSE WHO’ ATTEND  . AMERICAN LEGION PLAVLE}      New Scenery Constructed Which, ' Along With Novel Lighting, Will Lend New Life to Stage  \

MANY AGREEABLE SURPRISES AWAIT THOSE WHO ATTEND AMERICAN LEGION PLAYLE1   New Scenery Constructed Which, Along With Novel Lighting, Will Lend New Life to Stage

CANDIDATES RUN NECK AND NECK IN THE. VOTING   Summary of State Poll Shows Candidates are Getting an Even »  Break.   WILL GO TO CONVENTION   Havner Seems to . be Strong Only in the River. Counties. Runs Way- Behind The Others.

In Total Votes Des Moines County’s Candidate Leads Field.   HAVNER IS BEHIND   ee  First Week of State-Wide Newspaper Poll Gives First Authentic !dea of Sentiment from all Parts of the State.

THINKS. GERMANY. HAS REACHED. BOTTOM. AND 5 NOW ON UP GRADE   Official. Sees Steady “Beating Back” of . His’ Country

UPWARD CLIMB ON WN GERIWANY   Has Reached.and, Passed Low  est Point’ and Now on  the Up Grade.   ‘SO SAYS HERR MAYER  AFTER VISITING BERLIN   German Charge d’ Affaires a Paris Takes an Optimictic “View.

GERMANY'S ON UPWARD SLIME   Has reached and passed low. est point, says Berlin’s envoy

4) ARE ARRAIGNED IN FEDERAL COURT   Charges of Conspiring to Restrain Transportation Filed Against Chicago Strikers.   ‘HEARING IS SET FOR MAY 5   Justice Denartment to Act At Cleveland Unless Switchmen Return to Wark

THREE RANCHMEN KILLED IN WRECH   Two Santa Fe Freights In Rear-end Caliision Near Billeen Today.

-JONNSON      LABOR ERAN ARE SUBMITTED TD REPUBLICANS   Gppose U. S .Industrial Courts, Unrestricted Immigration, Use of Injunction

GOMPERS TELLS LABOR DEMANDS   President of Federation o Labor Appears Before Reso: lutiong Committee Today.   PLATFORM:PLANKS URGEC

aompers Telis G. O. P. Resolution Committee Proposed Industrial Bill Means Serfdom and Slavery for Workingmen

HEAD OE THE AMERICAN  FEDERATION CALLS ON HEUBLIN LENDERS AND SUBMITS. DEMANDS

GOMPERS TAKES FIGHT ON ALLEN TO CHICAGO   OPPOSES INDUSTRIAL ACT BEFORE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE   Gompers Submits “Demands” o Laber te Mokers ef Repubiican Platform

WAGE EARNERS CAN'T  BE MADE SUBORDINATE TO COURTS OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ALLEGE   Gompers ct al. Tell Republican Platform Makers Where They Hlad Better Get Off,   INJUNCTION. PROCEEDINGS VIGOROUSLY ATTACKED

GOMPERS AT CHICAGC   Delegates to Republican Convention Get Labor Demand.   A. F. of L. Head Notifies Them of Vigorous Opposition to “Iindustrial Court” Laws.

GOMPERS TELLS. BOR TEMANN         APPEARS BEFORE REPUBLI CAN CONVENTION RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE.

URGES 6.0. P. TG HI? ANTI STRIKE LAW   Gompers and Moll Submit Demands of Labor to Convention   WOULDCURBIMMIGRATIO!      Labor Declares Against Court injunctions in Cathe

GOUMPE RS TENDERS DRDER FOR PLANKS ING.O.P.PLATEORM   Tells What Organized Labor Wants Republican Party to Do for Workers.   IMMIGRATION CHECK IS NECESSARY, LEADER SAYS   List of Essential Changes in In dustrial Conditions Qutlined at Hearing.

SAMUEL GOMPERS — MAKES DEMAND   HEAD OF “AMERICAN  FED.ERATION OF LABOR IN CHICAGO.

MUST CONTROL IMMIGRATION   Opposition Was Manifested Against Unrestricted Federal Legislation

GOMPERS TELLS G. 0. P. WHAT LABOR DEMANDS   Regulation of Immigration and . Repéal of ‘Labor Provisions in Esch-Cummins Bill Asked.

PRES. GOMPERS AT CHICAGO   Submits Labor's Demands Resolutions Committee a G..0. P. Convention      Opposes Legislation Simil  ~ to Kansas Industrial on  Measure

VOICES LABOR DEMAND   GOMPERS BEFORE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM COMMITTEE,  -  Notifies Delegates to G. O. P. Gather ing of Opposition to “Industrial “Court” Laws. ’

They Are Preseated to Republi: con Resolutions Committee.   OPPOSES INDUSTRIAL COURT

Clothing y Makers To Have Standards   Amalgamated Worker Would Check Up Laziness  in Their Industry.

AMENDMENT BOES NOT MEAN BREAK REPUBLICANS SAY   Provides That League Dele gate Shall Be Named In Congress.   FIGHT DRIFTS TO ARTICLE 16 ' WHILE DEBATE CONTINUES   Senate Considers Clause Dealing With Reparation Commission.

ONE BY ONE THE BATTLES ARE BEING FOUGHT OUT OVER THE VARIOUS RESERVATIONS ADVOCATED.

lessens ‘4 gy : ; a Se ‘ ate tL 1m Solid Republican Ranks and -by. the. c  for the field, i ration of League of Nations”:  “fn whieh all wee  . destroyed, and thig, Mark ed By Adoption at  later . work. The ik Snough slips the first  entre puter eservation: a Bi-Pattisan Idea

MAKING EFFORT TO TAKE STOCK IN PACT AFFAIR   Situation Being Sized Up on Basis of Walsh Reservation,  Passed Thursday

HAILSTORMS CAUSE DAMAGE   DRIFTS TWO FEET DEEP NEAR HARTFORD CITY—CORN RID  DLED AND TREES STRIPPED

GENERAL WALK-OUT BY LONGSHOREMEN IS ORDERED INN. Y.   SEVERAL THOUSAND WORKMEN DEMANDING HIGHER PAY WILL QUIT TODAY  ' a

VOTER NE E W VOR K DOCK STRIKE,      Walkout. of Several Thousand Men MNTSTY ASPoed Fablew Kb mw cei ee e 14 ei cee.

Miso MOREOW ROT GUNTER WITH VERUIG!   WHICH ACQUITTED MAN WHO KILLED HER SWEETHEART IN CAMP TRAVIS FIGHT   entence of Forfeiture of Three Days Piy Was Unreesonab'le General Hedges Said

Court Martial at Camp Travis Over Soldier's  Death To Be Reavenec

$1.50 PER DAY /.3 BONUS FOR EACH DAY IN ARMY?   FIVE COMMITTEES WILL CONSIDER ALL PENDING SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURES.

LEGION LEGISLATION,      Congress Giving Prompt Attention to Many’ Similar Bills.

FOREIGNERS HOLD A SHOOTING BEE: 3 PEOPLE KILLED   Italian Shoots Prospective Son-in-Law When fngagement Announced

ALLENTGWN’S FOREIGN COLONY TERRORIZED   Shootings Have Claimed: Bhree Live: Within Gast 24 Yours,

THREE DIE IN TRIESTE BLAST   Jugo-Slav Workmen Are Blamed for Explosion in Powder Factory.

ANOTHER DAKOTA BANK FAILS      Depleted Reserves Have Caused Sixteen in the State to Suspend Operations.

16TH N. DAK. BANK FAILS   Depleted Reserves Cause Another In. eti¢tiitian ¢n Oinit

LOW FARM PRICES SEND 16 DAKOTA BANKS TO WALL   ANOTHER INSTITUTION I! CLOSED ON ACCOUNT OF DEPLETED RE ‘OW ERaTING   MANY. TO REOPEN   Assets Sufficient to Cover Lia: bilities; No Money for Crons of 1921.

RECALL OF JUDGES IS + DEMANDED BY-MINERS   Summoning of Lewis and Mur ray to Indianapolis Subject o . Stroie Resolution.

SCORE JUDGE ANDERSON    Miners Say Federal Judges Should be ‘ Elected by People.

DISAPPROVE ACTION OF FEDERAL JUDGE   High Government Officials Said To Have Been Agaipst Summoning of Mine Worfers Officials.

MINERS RESENT LEWIS SUMMONS. TO FEDERAL COUR   Say That*His Presense At Indianapolis At This Critical Time is Ample Reason For Electing Judges By' The . Peonvle. .

Anthracite Mine Workers Speak Out      Judge Anderson's Action  Critisized and the Election of Federal Judges by the People Advocated,

REDUCE STATE LEVY 35 MILL   But Kansas Real Estate Val. uation Is Increased.   IS NEARLY FOUR BILLIONS   New Value On Real Estate Is 413} Millions Higher Than Last Year.   Atchison county's new valuation fs $50,008,500, and the state tax to be ised this year ts $70,012,

State e Levy . Be ds 1.4 Mills   Valuation Will Be Be Inere sed Ba Levy Wu ise Lower. “Than Lust Year

STATE TAX LEVY IS     1.4 MILLS ON DOLLAR   WILL RAISE $5,416,692 WHICH IS LESS THAN APPROPRILATION   The Levy is .85 Mills Smalle Than. the 1919 Levy and Much More Property  to Tax .

THREATENED 10 UO Wl FAMILY AND ot LF HARM  WITNESS SAY   Warren District Copper Miner Tells How Alleged , W, W, Tried to Intimidate Him in July, 1917,   URGED SEVERAL TIMES TO JOIN IN WALKOU’   Refused to Quit, He Testi _ fies, Because He Consid ered It a Patriotic Duty To Keen On Working,

PACKERS SAY LOW PRIGES BAR WAGE ARISE DEMANDS   Hearings Reopened in Appea of Packinghouse Employes for 12:1-2 Cent oBost.

RAILWAY WORKERS TO AGCEPT AWARD   Asserted Brotherhoods Will Take Raise Offered.   NEW DEMANDS IN_ SIGHT   Telegraphers Will Take a Referendun on the Question—Feeling of Dissatisfaction Strong in Many of the Organizations.

Brotherhoods, It Is Confidently Asserted, Will Take Raise Offered,   MAY MAKE NEW DEMANDS   Feeling of Dissatisfaction Is Strong in Many of the Organizations— Telegraphers Will Take a Ref.  erendum on the Matter.

RAIL MEN TO — ACCEPT AWARD   Brotherhoods, It Is Confidently Asserted, Will Take Raise Offered.   MAY MAKE NEW DEMANDS   Feeling of Dissatisfaction Is Strong in Many of the Organizations— Telegraphers Will Take a Ref.  erendum on the Matter,

COMMONS VOTE FOR HORE RULE   Question of trish Self-Govern ment Is Now Up to British House of Lords.   IPLAN TWO LEGISLATURES

TAG BEARING NAME OF HAMMILL FOUND IN DEAD MAN'S SUIT   ‘COOMPLETES IDENTIFIOATION OF MISSING OTTAWA MILLION. AIRE; WIFE IN GALVESTON

THE SOVIET ARMIES ARE NEARING OLD GERMAN FRONTIERS   The Poles Are Said to Be Resisting Fiercely on Entire Front Between Dubno and the River Dneister.

SOVIETS ACCEPT PEACE PROPOSAL   Russians Willing to Agree With British Suggestions But Want Peace Deliberations at  Brest-Litovsk; Wrangel to Stand Pat in South.

RUSSIAN SOVIET _AGCERTS PEACE WITH POLANI   And Asks for a Conference at BrestLitovisk Instead of at London 

PONTINIE RAPIII   GENERAL RETREAT ALL ALONG THE LINE INDICATED IN OPPICTAL STATEMENTS.

Soviet Government Said 7 To Have Accepted Peace Offers Made by Britis!

Steps Were Taken To. Prevent Re ports Gettinz Out Regarding Shortaze of Personnel.

NAVAL SECRETARY (PPOSED BiG NAVY   WANTED FEWER MEN IN SER VICE THAN WAR EXPERTS HAD ASKED ICR, NOW  DISCLOSED °

NAVY SHORTAGE. WAS CONCEALED   MEMBER OF NAVAL AVAR COLLEGE TESTIFIES BE. FORE COMMITTEE.      Secretary Daniels Charged With Preventing True Condition Being Published.

tharges Made , That - Department Prevented . Reports From Reaching Peopie.

TRIED TO KEEP PUBLIC IGNORANT OF MAN SHORTAGE, WITNESS SAYS   aptain Taussig, On Duty At Naval Department During War, Testified That Secretary Daniels Declared Navy Strength Was Adequate—Department’s Policy One of Unpreparedness Instead of Preparedness. He Said.

DANIELS PAID NO HEED WHEN WAR WAS INEVITABLE   Capt. Taussig of the Naval War College Testifies to This Effect before Senate Investigating  Committee.

UTHER CHARGE  ACAINGT GANIE!S   IS NOW ACCUSED OF CAMOU. FLAGING NAVY STRENGTH SIX YEARS AGO.   DAPTAIN TAUSSIG TALKS   Asserts Secretary’s Report on Conditions Varied From That of Navy Board in Year 1914

KEPT CONDIT! __ OF NAVY QUIET   Attempt Made to Prevent Shertage in Personnel Being Known,   CAPTAIN TAUSSIG SPEAKS      Department's Attention Was Repeatedly Called to Conditions, He Says. Were Not Prepared.

NAVY HEFUotl TO MAINTAIN  To PEROONNEL   N AVY REFUSED vbekgilpxzfillififi. . : MISREPRESENTED SITUATION 0 ANNUAL REPORTS, DECLARES   WITNESS TODAY.

NAVY'S SHORTAGE . OF MEN KEPT ad DECLARES WITNESS   Charges Secretary With Saying 10,000 Needed When Navy Was 19,000 Short.

NO PLANS YET FOR 4 SAILING OF SECOND RED SOVIET ARK   Birst Duty Is Go Grant Hearings te Nearly 3,000 Men aad Women “  Charged With Radicalism,

Approximately 3,000 Hear: ings Must Be Hetd Before Another Sailing Made

TWO EXPERTS HERE TO TAKE UP WORK INTHE Y.W. GA,   Miss Bischoff to be Physical Director and Miss Swindell Girls’ Work Secretary

TWO EXPERTS HERE TO TAKE. UP. WORK IN THEY, W, G. A   ‘Miss: Bischoff to be Physica Director and Miss Swindell Cicl’ Work Secretary

HIGHWAY TREES URGED  BY DEPT. OF FORESTRY   Will Bring Our Roads To Perfection In Point Of Utility And  Pry gg

TREES FOR SHADE IN SUMMER AFFORD  PROTECTION FROM WIND IN WINTER   SHADE ASSISTS MACADAMIZED ROADS IN_ RETAINING MOISTURE. AND PROLONGS LIFE OF  ROAD—TRIM SHADE TREES OF HEIGHT ENOUGH TO MAKE A GOOD SAW LOG ;

FORCE GIRLS TO WEAR CORSETS   WOMEN POLICE,OF INDIANAPOLIS TAKE CHARGE OF SCHOOL DANCES

Stop Dances Because Girls Doff Corsets   indianapolis School Principa Doesn’t Like Way Girls Dress.

100 MEN SEIZED   Arrested in Cleveland as Resuii of “Cleanup” Order.

ASK RETURN OF OLD RAIL BOARD      RAILROAD MEN PETITION GOV ERNMENT

REED FOR VOTE ON LEAGUE AS ISSUE   ASSERTS ‘AMERICAN PEOPLI WILK. HAVE INNING IF IT IS TAKEN TO POLIS.   SAYS MASK WILL DROP   Missouri Senator Declares for Gne He Is in Complete Accord With Wilson on One Point.

PLANNING HIS TRIP WHST   G. Of P. Nominee "Expects te Take His Fight to the Pac. ifle Coast States,

PEOPLE DO NOT WANT LEAGUE, HARDING FEEL¢   Deep Cnnviction Comes to Him That Country is Responding to His Fight   MAY CARRY CAMPAIGN TO THE PACIFIC COAS1   TRIP TO MINNESOTA AKOUS. ED DESIRE IN CANDIDATE TO GET AWAY FROM THE FRONT PORCH,

HARDINGTO TOUR WEST   Virtually Certain That Front Porch Campaign Will End September 25 — Senator Would Visit 20 States.   ATTACKS WILSON ADMINISTRATION   Republican Candidate Says He Thinks People Are With Him in Opposing the League of Nations.

AGREEMENT  IN THE OE rt OF TH  it Reared as Victory fo and Othe   Not Regarded as a Victory for Walsh and Others.   As President's Friends Declare He Always Favored Interpretative Reservations.

ALLIES LOOK AT CABLES AS PRIZE   England, France and Japan Want to Retain Former German Com- 4 munications,

THE CABLE — MATTERS   Not Easy to Find a Solution of These Wire Troubles.   NEED BETTER CONNECTIONS   One of the American Commission: ers Tells of Manner of Handling News.

CABLE CENSORSHIP AGREEMENT NEAR   Instances Of How U. S. Trade Messages Were Copied By British Are Bared.

SAYS AGREEMENT REACHED BARS ALL CENSORING   Member of Conference on Cables Makes Statement

Senators Inquire Into Distribution of German  Cables Seized by Allie:

INTERESTING NEWS ~CHRONICLINGS OF  ~ EVENTS HAPPENING  AT WASHINGTON   Little Indication that Congress is Tearing things in.  _ Two or Seeking to Set _  WT ead an Bire:    AMERICA CLAIMS THE RIGHT TO CABLES   STATH DEPARTMENT  ARGUES GOVERNMENT IS ENTITLED TO DIRECT — COMMUNICATION WITH .GERMANY

AGREE AS TO CENSORSHIP   No Restrictions at Relay Points.   CABLE CONTROVERSY . BEFORE COMMITTEE   Disposition of Former Ger: man Lines.

U5. SHOULD HAVE CONTROL OF CABLE SENATE QUIZ TOLD   Stealing of Trade Secrets fo English Use During War Is Subject of Inquiry.

NO CENSORSHIP ON CABLE. MESSAGES   According to Agreement: of Communications Congres: Under Whose Agreement Temporary Arrangements Avwo Had fav the Wart-.

SENATE STILL ~ WRANGLING OVER PEACE TREATY   Discussion Breaks Gut Again Wher Wilson's Letter ta Uitchcock Is Mentioucd   FRYING TO COMPROMISE GOs ARTICLE TEN   Kepublicans Back of the Move tk Bring About an Acceptable Compromise 7

HOPE FOR THE TREATY SHATTERED   PRESIDENTS LETTER TO NAT DEM, COM: PROBABLY PRE. 5 YENTS CONPROMISE   TREATY WILL BE THE 18S} IN THE COMING PRESIDEN. TIAL CAMPAIGN

Velume XVIII. Number 58   LETTER MATTER OF DISCUSSION   Senator Lodge Opens Dis. cussion on President Wilson’s Letter   OFFERS A NEW ONE   Efforts to Compromise on Article Ten Fail—Root Takes a Hand

HOPE OF TREATY RATIFICATION ~ 1$ SHATTERED   By President Wilson’s Letter 1o th Democratic National Committee, Jackson Day,

Hopes for Compromise on Peace Pact Go Giimmering as Result of Jackson Day Letter to Democrats; Burden to be Piaced on Executive Now.

Latter To Hitchcock Signifies No Will ingness To Accept Any Reservations _ That Would Be a Compromise.

ROOT TAKES A-HAND — TO BRING AGREEMENT   Former Secretary of State Creditec With Having Given Impetus to Latest Compromise Move  In Senate—Wilson Let-

New Reservation Is Aap to by Some Demoere It Is Claimed —   LODGE CRITICIZES PRESIDENT’S LE      SAYS REFERENCE TO PRE GOVERNMENT WAS “UN TUNATE AND NOT GARY.” oc ud bee

Wilson Letter Dashes HopeOt Pact Sanction   Democratic Leaders Confident ‘Tha Bryan's Influence Will Not Be Felt in Sennte—Borah Is Pleased With Teter.

WILOUN LETTER SHATTERS HOPE DF PEACE PAGT   Democratic and Republicar Senators Believe Door is Closed to Ratification   SPLIT WITH BRYAN TO HAVE NO EFFEC)   BRYAN EXPECTED TO CARRY FIGHT TO THE CONVENTION THOUGH SUPPORT LEANS STRONGLY TO WILSON

NO CHANCE FOR RATIFICATION   Stand of President Wilson Has Completely Killed Possibility of Agreement.

ROOT SEEK  ING ‘A COMPROMISE   Former Secretary of State Wants Republicans to Change Phrasing of Reservations to Win Supyort of Democrats in Upper House.

LEAGUE WILL GO UNCHANGED SAYS WILSON   Warns Hitchcock To Leave Hands Off Article X.

Wilson Closes Door to Com: promise Suggested by Rrvan   MATTER. BECOMES ISSUE NEXT YEAR   Bryan Will Take Scrap Into Convention to Beat Wilson

SENATOR LODGE SEEMS WILLING NOW TO YIELD   t I Wilson's Leiter, Refusing Compra. wise on Article 10, Started     bfest. im Senate Today.

NEW RESERVATION — ALREADY OFFERED  FOR ARTICLE TEN   Republican Senator Altacks Wilson for His References-to _ France and Italy

RATIFICATION NOW FAR AWAY   Wilson's Letter to Democrats Shatters Hope for Treaty   BRYAN SPLIT NO INFLUENCE   Leaders Believe President Will Get Fullest Sunonort

HOPE OF COMPROMISE KILLED BY PRESIDEN]   Wilson Has Closed Door On Ratification, It Is Agreed In Washington—Bryan’s Split With President Will Have No Effect On Situation.

PEACE 0, K. NOW LONG WAY OFF   Hope of Ratification by ‘the Present Senate Gone

lias Closed Door On Compromise Demoerats And Republieans Alike Agree   BRYAN'S STAND Is WITHOUT EFRECT   President Would Rejeet Any Plan Not Absolute Aceeptance Capital Believes

NEW RESERVATION 10 ARTICLE TEN AGREED ON BY &. 0. P. HEADS   Hope it Will be Acceptable te  Some Democrats—Elihu Root Aided in Forming It.   DISCUSS WILSON’S LETTER   Lodge Condemns President for His Reference to France and KHaly.

am 7 fF x* Split With Wileen Win Have ° Ke. Ou Treaty’ in Senate, - . It Is Bélbeved.

SENATE DEBATE  ON PRESIDENT'S NOTE ON ART. X RESERVATION   Lodge Keserrationtst Leaders Opened  the Debate. Efforts to  Compromise.

LITTLE HOPE FOR RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY NOW   Demeerats and  Repmblicans Think Wilson Close Deor te ComproInise in His Jackson Qay  Letter.

DEMAND FOR AIR PLANES INCREASE:   Are Being Used for leasure Maits, Passengers and Freight Service

Germans Attack the Sarre District With Propaganda  French Charge

PLOT TO BREAK SARRE REGION LAW REVEALED   French Government Unearths Plan To Defeat League Rules.

WAS KAISER’S FAVORITE GAME   ‘Seized Documents Show Germans In  Sarre Propaganda Plot.

GERMANS IN FAVORITE GAME   French Seize Document Showing Ber. lin Government's Support of Pict Propaganda in Sarre.

GERMAN PLOT IN SRE BASIN WS HISCAVERED TODAY   French Have Documents: To Prove That the Germans are Trying to Undo the League Of Nations Control of This  Tenn nutans “lV rauctadcr

HUN HAS LOST NONE OF HIS TREACHERY   French Government Bares Plot of Germany Against League of Nations.

"AOUE. ISSUE      SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS KF: TUCKY SEPARATE COACH _LAW.

NO DECISION ON PROHIBITION   Supreme Court Convenes With. out Rendering Opinion in Prohibition Cases.   WILL ADJOURN IN JUNE

PROHIBITION NOT ON LIST OF DECISIONS   Supreme Court Upholds “Jin Crow” Coach Law'and Migra.  -tory Bird Act of 1918.

DRY DEGISION IS DELAYED BY COURT   Ruling “Against Interstate Liquor Commerce Is Given. g

ROW LAW UPHELD BY COUR}   Supreme Court Declares Law Separating Whites and Blacks In R R. Caachern Valid.

UPHOLDS Tit JIM CROW LAW   Supreme Court Decides It’ Legal to Separate White and Colored Passengers.

E, CHAFIN IS DEAD   Prohibition Party Leader Dies at Los Angeles

CHAFIN DIES:-FROM BURNS   Prokibitionist  Candidate for Presiden Victim of Flames

EUGENE CHAFIN DEAD.   Dertth Comes as Result of Burns: Was Twice Prohibition Candidate.

CHAFIN, LEADING TRV WORKER. DIES      Former Badger and Twice Can. didate for President, Dead in Los Angeles.

PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT DEAD   NATIVE OF BADGER STATE PASSES AWAY IN CALIFORNTA.

EUGENE SHAFIN PASSES TODA)   Was Twice Candidate for President on the Prohthition Ticket.

WELL KNOWN PRO DIES IN Wt  \   Kugene Chafin, Twice Dry Candidate for President of Unitded States.

EUGENE W. CHAFIN   Twice, Candidate. For President, Dies . At California Home.

Former Dry Candidate for Presidency Dies at Los Angeles After Explosion

DRY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DIES   Succumbs to Burns Re ceived in Apartment at Long Beach

EUGENE CHAFIN . DES ON COAST   FORMER CANDIDATE FOR PRES! DENT ON PROHIBITION TICK. ET WAS WISCORSIN MAN

PROHIBITION LEADER © SUCCUMBS TO BURNS   Clothes Caught Afire While Lighting Gas Heater.

MEXICO HELD ELECTION   Government Party Is Expected to Win Out Today

LIBERALS VICTORICUS   No Disorders in Mextens iCongresston. - nl Relations: / 7

ONLY MINOR DISORDERS — MARK MEXICAN ELECTION   Indications Point to Victory of Government Party at the Polls

HIGH CLASS HOTEL — ‘OR LEBANON BEING URGED BY POST E   omething Similar to the Penn-Harris At _ Harrisburg—Will Endeavor To. Intervill Boeat” a eet: ‘Unsuccessful             Ae . Bete I ii.

HIGH CLASS HOTEL FOR LEBANON BEING URGED BY POST E      Something Similar to the Penn-Harris At ‘ Harrisburg—Will. Endeavor To Interest Local Capital—If Unsuccessful, Will Present Project To Outside  - Tnvectare. — i. *

RAILROAD WORKERS FEAR BLACK LIST   This Appears To Be One of the Driv: ing Forces Behind Steady Break In Strike,

LOSE UNION RIGHTS   SE AIA chakrEn OF STRIK. OKED,          Situation Becomes Better ‘1 Ranks of Strikérs Break,

WOE UNION RIGHT:   SEVERAL CHARTERS OF STRIh ING YARDMEN REVOKED,   ifail Situation Becomes Better Ranks of Strikers Break.

MEN IN FEAR OF BLACKLIST BACK AT WORK   Railroad) Workers Reporting On Job; Managers Deny Any Threats Made

EASTERN RAILROAD WORKERS STEADILY RETURNING TO WORK   ‘Fear of Blacklist One of Driv: ing Forces Behind Betterment of Situation.

STEADY BREAK » IN R.R.STRIKE   Fear of Blacklist Said to Be Cause of Men Returning to Work

STRIKING ARILAOADERS FEAR BLACKLIST, BARRING THEM FROM FUTURE WORK   RAILROAD OFFICIALS CONTINUE OPTIMISTIC REPORTS ON STRIKE SITUATION,

THE “APPACHE TERROR AGAIN HOLDING PARK   For the First Time Since Be fore thé-War the Lawless Riamont Thrives.

FORMER POLUS TAKE 70 GUN AND KNIFE   Murders, Held-Ups and Assaults  Wholesale

ORDER CRUISER TO VLADIVOSTOK   The New Orleans to Relieve Cruiser Albany at Russian Port

FARMER-LABOR FORCES ACTIVE   Double Up for the Purpose of Electing a Congress ‘‘Responsible to the People.’’

LABOR AND. FARMERS UNITE   Want a Congress Drecreit, “Hes pon sible to the Peonle.””

TRUSTS SERVANT, NOT MASTER   Farmer-Labor Pian to Elect Con gress Kesponsible to People.

PARI LABUR DUMMIEE BELLE AUTIVE   Nill Seek Election of Congressmen Who Pledge Their  Qonnnart   Farmers National Council A Head.

FAKMER-LABOR COMMITTEE PROPOSE TO ELECT CONGRI<S OF PEOPLE, FOR ‘THE PEOPL

“PEOPLE AT ape   Managing Director of Farmers’ National Council: Suggests Formation of New Committee.

SAYS WILSON IS OUT OF RACE.   Attorney General Paimer So Queied  bw Newspa mers,

COUNTER CLAIMS I SUFFRAGE FIGHT   “Pro’s” and “Anti’s” Both Confident.

BOTH SIDES ARE CONFIDENT OF A VICTORY IN TENN,   Hardest *: Test in Suffrage Fight to Come in Lower House   FAGERLY AWAIT FRAY   ‘BOTH. SIDES CONFIDENT AS THEY _ AWAIT RENEWAL OF THE CONTEST.

BOTH SIDES PREDICT VICTORY IN VOTE ON. SUFF AMENDMENT   The Vote in the House Fri. day Will be Hardest Test   SPEAKER W WALKER WIRES PRESIDEN?

CONNECTICUT NOT TO VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Tennessee House Is Not Expected to Vote Before Tues.

TENNESSEE HOUSE DECIDES FATE OF SUFFRAGE MONDA)   Both Sides Confident of Out come While Pro-Leaders Claim Majority—Answer Wilson’s Message.

CPF TRIUMPH OF SUFFRAGE   Advocates in Tennessee Fall of Confidence, But Equally Se Is Crowd of Antis.

SUFFRAGE VOTE IS UNCERTAIN IN TENNESSEE   Big Battle for Amendment Comes Tuesday in the Lower House.

 MONDAY AT NASHVILLE   Both Sides Confident That Tennessee Legislature Will Ratify 19th Amendment.

PREMIERS PLAN RUSS. PARLEY   Licyd George and Millerand Are in Boulogne Arranging the London Meeting.

ALLIES GATHER TO TALK PEACE WITH THE REDS   Anglo-French Conference to Discuss Plans For London Meeting Assembles in Boulogne.   LLOYD GEORGE ARRIVES EARLY

ALLIES GATHER ~ ATBOLOGNE 19 TALK SOVIETISM  BRITISH AND FRENCH LEADERS TO MAP OUT COMING   PEACE PARLEY. ‘CONFERENCE MAY LAST  SEVERAL DAYS YET

HARD TO DODGE THE INCOME TAX   WeOLe SAM LIKELY TO GkT THE MAN WHO TRIES IT.   GOVERNMENT VERY WATCHFUL   Peere of Fisperta Employed Whose Deter It Ian te Hunt Down Pelinqeent—PF vaders Pretty Sore te Be Found in Timc.

Dodgers of Income Taxes’ - Have But Little Chance; - Honesty Is Best Policy

NO SIGNS OF   Business Conditions Healthy, Says Of.  finial Cammerre Rulletin.

SEES NO REASON FOR ALARM      U. S. Chamber of Commerce Submits its Semi-Annual Bulletin on Business Conditions.

INDIAN “FANS. ARE WORKED UP FOR NEXT GAME   Wild Over First World Series Contest in Cleveland

World Series Moves to Cleveland Saturday; 4th Game Is Turning Poin

BALL GLASoll GHANGES 10 NeW FIELD   Teams Will Resume Hostili ties Saturday on Indians’  Home Grounds

Robbins Look Like Champions and Have Winners’ Air: Inudians’ Chief Weakness Seen at Shortstop: Cova * leskie Pitches Tomorrow.

TRANSFER BIG SERIES TO CLEVELAND PARK   DODGERS AND INDIANS TO RE “NEW HOSTILITIES IN  OHIO CITY ON SATURDAY  «

THURSDAY'S GAME CONSIDEREC TURNING POINT OF SERIES —ROBINS’ INFIELD REVELATION

TEAMS RESTING  IN CLEVELAND   The Fourth “Game. of th World’s Series Will Take Place Temorrow   A DAY OF: PRACTICE   Dopesters . Are Figuring Who'll Pitch—Cleveland is Hopeful —

FELIX DIAZ MAY, BE DEPORTED 10 NEW ORLEANS:   MEXICAN GENERAL PREFERS JAIL SENTENCE TO BANISHMENT FROM HIS COUNTRY

By EARLE C. REEVES International l News Service Staff  ita i a A

MAC SWEENEY: STILL LIVINC   British Goverriment. : Planning to Administe: Restoratives to Stat ving Lord Mayor Wher He Becomes Uncon  rns.   NEW RIOTS OPEN

RUSSIA READY FOR WINTER WAE   40,000 French Troops Fight with Poles—Cas ualties‘Are Enormous.

MOSCOW DENIES RUSSIANS HAVE BEEN DEFEATED   Trotzky Assembling New Army and Preparing for Winter Campaign.

REDS PREPARE WINTER SIEGE AGAINST POLES   REPORT A NEW RUSSIAN ARMY WILL BE USED AGAINST POL. AND DURING WINTER.   RED MILITARY DEFEAT DENIED   Moscow Declares the Russian Peas ants Are Idle During Winter and WIII Join Soviets.

Russia Prepares To Fight Poles Through Winter   Campaign Will Not Be ‘Ceased   According To Soviet  Embassy   REPORT FRENCH ARE IN POLISH FORCES

RUSSIA PREPARING ~—AWINTER CAMPAlG!   To be Waged Against Poles Moscow Denies Military Defeat for Russia.

TWO MARINES SHOT IN SECOND RIOT Mh THREE DAYS AT Tht GT, LAKES STATIOH   Waukegan Police Fire On Mob of 150 Service Men Charging Negro Hotel

RACE RIOTS AGAIN BREAK IN WAUKEGAN   TWO U. S. MARINES WOUNDED AS RESULT OF CLASH WITH POLICE WEDNESDAY.   ATTACKED A NEGRO HOTEL   Wob of Sailors and Marines Attempt To Burn House Over Heads of Its Negro Occupants.

Sailors and Marines Storm _ ‘Negroe# Hotel id’ Wankegtin;. “Police Fire Wounds Rioters

RACE RIOTS  SECOND IN THREE DAYS AT WAU KEGAN. ILL.   Mob of Sailors and Marines Attacked Police Last Night and Attempt to Burn Hotel.

MORE RACE RIOTS AT GREAT LAKES   TWO MARINES WOUNDED IN AN ATTACK ON A NEGRO HOTEL LAST NIGHT,

Naval Authorities Plan Most Drastic Discipline To Quell Disturbances   POLICE GUARD HOTE]   Terror-Stricken Negroes Flee Before Rush Of Men From Training Station

VICTORS IN OHIO PRIMARY   a Former Governor and Cincinnati Man Nominated by Two Parties for the Senate,

JULIAN WINS OUT FOR SENATOR   Geiger-Marshall Race is Only One in Doubt Now   TRACY BEATS FULLINGTON,   Contests For U. S. Chamber and State Auditor Setiled

ALLCONTESTS IN OHIO: ~~ PRIMARY: ARE SETTLE   Final Race to Be Settled. Was: fs : Demooratic Nomination for _Supreme Judge..

Geiger Leads Opponent by Close Margin For Chief Justich of The Supreme Court  Fullington Loses. to Tracey In Contest For Auditor of State  Few Changes Made in Returns Now Being Tabulated

LOUISVILLE BOOZE KILLS: 2   Two Negroes Dead and Others Criti. - cally Ub as a Result of Drink. , ing Wood Alcohol,

ROOSEVELT TELLS OF G0. P. PLOP   EXHIBITS LETTER ALLEGEDLY  WRITTEN BY NEW, ABOUT  “WILSON'S LEAGUE.”

~“<probably local showers: this aftér noon or tonight.” Faery fair. warmer, :  ia  Yesterday" 8 “Temperatire, A Highest .90- lowest. 64. itt   FUEL AND pues WASTE"  tC. Ss. BILLION: ANNUALB'

WAGE INCREASE; BILL IS SIGNED   Ee  RAISE IS -APPROXIMATELY 3 PER CENT—TERRE HAUTE BILL IS KILLED.

AND TWO-PLATOON BILL SIGN. ED BY GOVERNOR   REJECTS CO. UNIT BILL   Fireman's Act Not Effective Till July 1921

ASKED FOR PRISONER   Ex-Service Man Faces Dealt Panalty for Murder.

THE B. R. T. STRIKE.   Eleven Additional Surface Lines Put in Operation.

MEN SHOOT INTO . BROOKLYN TRAN   Nine Men in Car Raced Be‘side Trolley Car and Fired Bullets. Into It.—Car. Chased by Police and the Assailants Captured. :

AUTO FIREINTO ADT THIN   Shrieking . Whistle © Brings « Motor Police. WhoCap-~ “ture Nine in Car.   MORE- LINES OPERATE   Mén Make: Final -Effort tc Arbitrate to Save Seniority i Rights. «7

NO RELLER LX SIGHT   Hot Weather Wills Contiriue, Says . Federap. Wortecaster,

ORME SUFFRAGIST REVERSES STAND AND       SAYSSUFPFRAGECHEAPENS WOME? AND POINTS TO CONDITIONS IN CALIFORNIA,

REGRETS WORK — FOR THE CAUSE   Helped Bring Suffrage to Cal_ifornia, Will do Penance Forever as Result   Caused Alarming Increase in Immorality, Divorce and Murder, She Says ©      Urges Tennessee Legislature Not to Ratify the Federal  a ee

Miss  “Annie. ‘Bock  Urges if ‘Tennessee ‘Legislator ‘to Fight: Move.   ‘WOMEN WORSE THAN “MEN’ AS ‘POLITICIANS’

CLAIMS SUFFRAGE GHEAPENS WOME;   Former Leader Says li Causes immorality In Appeal Against Ratification.

E SUFF LEADEE SLA 'CHANGES MINI   Miss Annie Bock Urges Tennessee Legislator to Fight Move.   ‘WOMEN, WORSE THAN MEN AS POLITICIANS’

SAYS SUFFRAGE IS UNWOMANLY   Miss Annie Bock of Cali fornia Now Against Amendment

ONE SUFFRAGIST CHANGES HER MIN   Miss Anme Bock Asks Ter nessee Legislature to Beat Rat ification—Worked For  Comer

MISS BOCK SAYS — THAT SUFFRAGE CHEAPENS WOMEN   Woman Who. Formerly _Advocated Cause Has Now Turned Against It. )

SAYS SUFFRAGE IS BIG FAILURE   Former Leader Seys I Cheapens Women   AND MAKES PUPPETS OF MEN   Would Bring More Than Disaster ™ to South, Says Miss Annie Bock

Says Suffrage Brings Divorce andImmorality   Former Worker for Ballot Urges Tennessee Legislator to Oppose Amendment.

BLAVES WOMEN VOTERS FOR ALL SORTS OF ALLS   Los Angeles: Woman Says: She Reghetp She Ever: Worked , For Suffrage.

FORMER SUFFRAGISI CHANGES ATTITUDE   Miss Anna Bock Now Urges Defeat of Suffrage Move

DIES IN AUTO CRASH   J). FRANK HANLY KILLED AT OHIO GRADE CROSSING.   Pennsylvania Passenger Train Strikes His Machine Near Dennison— Widow Leaves for Scene.

J, FRANK HANLY. DIES   Former Governor of Indiana Dies in Auto Crush, .   Machine Is Struck by a Pennsylvania Passenger Train Near Dennison. 0.

HANLY’S DEATH IS DUE TO ACCIDENT   Former Governor of indiana Die: in Auto Crush,   Machine Is Struck by a Pennsylvania Passenger Train Near Dennison, O.

BLOCK ATTEMPT OF: GERMANY TO SWING. SILESIAN ELECTION      Plans for Plebiscite Will Forestall Effort to Stuff the . Ballot Boxes: °°:      OLD TIME CITIZENS TO VOTE SEPARATELY FROM NEWCOMERS   French and British "Premiers . Confer on Election

English and French Settle Question of Silesian Plebiscite   Plan Agreed Upon With View to Forestalling Control of Election by Germany.

ATTEMPT BY GERMANY TO STEAL SILESIAN. ELECTION TQ BE NIFPED BY ALLIES

LABOR LEADER IN OPPOOITICN TD GODE BILL   Executive Committee of State Federation Condemns Pet McKelvie Measure.  Also Urge Defeat of Industrial

ANOTHER TRIP PLANNED JAN 15 FOR RADICALS         CARGO WILL BE MADE UP OF LEFT OVERS AT NEW YORK . AND BOSTON

TO DEPORT MORE REDS   Another Shipment Will Be Sent to Russia. :

ANOTHER LOAD OF UNDESIRABLES TQ BE DEPORTED   Sister Ship To “Soviet Ark” Carry Russian Reds Home.

GOVERNMENT PLA NS TO DEPORT ANOTHER BOAT LOAD OF RADICALS   Will Include Persons Detained at New York and Boston— Post Announces That Arrangements Are Completed For Further Deportations.

DEPORTATION Ot ALIEN ADIGALS ON JANUARY 1   ANVOUNCEMENT OF  FORTHCOMING DEPORTATION MADE BY U.S. OFFICIAL TODAY.

CHILE PLANS TO JOIN. THE LEAGUE   Realizes Necessary Advancement Must Come With Co- . operative Effort with Others

Influenza Grows  in New York   More Cases Reported Today TR. . the Worst Day in Epidemic of 1918,

LOYD GEORGE TO DISCURS OVIET PRACE TO ROULOGNE tity Anseaciated Piesad

MEETS BOLSHEVIN AGENT   Lloyd George to Confer with Russ Minister of Commerce. _

Embarassing Situation «That: Has Arisen Will be Thrésh-: ed Out-—Health. of Lloyd  George Worrying. ‘English  Politiciane’

VIEW PLANS OF RUSSIAN PEACE   Lfoyd George and Millerand to ‘Meet Tomorrow For Discussion.   RECOGNITION PRETEXT?

British Premier to  Hold Conference with Bolsheviki Minister   Possibility of Soviet Govern ment Recognition Stirs London Times

PROPOSALS FOR PEACE CONFERENCE   BETWEEN SOVIETS AND HOSTILE POW. ERS ACCEPTED   By Russian Soviet Government —Conference to Be Held in London—Bolsheviki to Insist That Poles Disarm.

SOVIETS AGAIN SEEK RECOGHITION   Use Allied Demand fer Armistice.

PROPOSE 10 USE hUSOIAN GOLD   British Premier and Soviet Minister Will Hold Conference This Week

PEALE PROPODAL A SKIFUL MOVE   Soviets Sieze Allied Demand As Opportunity To Seek Recognition.   Action By Reds Places France In Very Delicate Political Position.

EXCHANGE OF  VIEWS SLATED   Millerand and _ Lloyd. George to Hold Meet ing at Early Date

PEACE PRELIMINARY      TAAES TO. CONFER WITIL THE RUSSEAN SOVIETS.              n’ The Meantime, Fighting Contivues in Certain Sect

LLOYD CEORCE CONFIRMS ACCEPTANCE OF SOVIE’   Will Confer With French Pre micr Tomorrow on Proposal England to Push Irish Bj).

SAYS BOLSHEVIK! ACCEPT PROPOSAL FOR CONFERENCE   Proposal of Soviet Gov ernment Places France in Delicate Position

SOVIET PEACE CONFERENCE TO BE IN LONDON   Lloyd George Announce: Russians are Ready te Meet Representatives of Hostile Powers.   ARRANGE FOR POLISH TRUCE   Commanders in Front Lines on ~ Both Sides Negotiate for Meeting at Brest-Litovsk.

ARE GIVING CONSIDERATION TO PROPOSAL FOR CONFERENCE  WITH SOVIETS,

SOVIET FORCES ALLIES’ HANDS IN PEACE PLE!   Uses Armistice Request as Basi: for Renewed Demand of Recognition   PREMIERS IN CONFERENCE   Vienna Report Says That Complete Disarmament of Poles to be Demanded   DEMAND DISARMAMENT

»USSIAN GOLD TO SOON BE ON  BRITISH MARKET   London Hears That Stoll. en Wealth of the Late Czar Is To Be Sold ir England.

MUTILATED REMAINS ARE JDENTIFIED AS MRS LEROY      Tells House of Commons Soviet Government Has Accepted Proposal For Peace Conference.

PEACE PARLEY IDEA SUITS THE SOVIETS   THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT HAS ACCEPTED BRITISH PROPOSAL.   WHER GRENOU CEREAL.

ING LAND TO TREAT . WITH BOLSHEVIKE:   Times’ Says Lloyd George Wil Meet Russian Trade and “Commerce Minister

PUBLISHER FLAYS BRITISH PREMIER   Says Parleys With Bolshevik ‘Government Little Short of Recognition.   FRENCH CONSIDER TERMS

RUSS GOLD IN ENGLAND   OS I Loudon: Press Mentions g Notor‘ {uus Rumor Current There.

NEW MOVE OF - THEREDSIS A CLEVER ONE   Call for a Parley witk the Allies in Londor Places France at a Dis. advantage.

SOVIET ACCEPTS BRITAIN'S PLAN FOR AGE CONFERENCE   Political Circles in Paris View Decision As Skillful.  hd ensure,

SOVIETS AGREE T0 PEACE CONFERENCE   Premier Lioyd George Confirm: Report of Reply Received on British Pronasal.

PREMIERS WILL DISCUSS SOVIETS NEW PROPOSALS   Lloyd-George and Millerand ic Meet Tomorrow at Bologne to Consider Conference.   BELIEVED TO BE SOVIET PLAN FOR RECGGNITION:   Prance Still Considers Bolshevik Government as Irregular and Not of People.   MOSSIONS REACH WARSAW   Jusserand Heads Delegates, Wh: Are Met By Great Crowds; Hopeful Over Gutcome,

HOPEFUL; SEES WORLD PEACE   Premier in Speech ° Todas Says Russian Soviets Seek Conference.   NATIONS’ LEADERS TO MEET IN LONDON   Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand to Meet Tomorrow.

GREAT BRITIAN AND FRANCE TC CONFER ON PEAGK   France Regards Her Position As Delicate in Polish- Soviet Armistice.

SOVIETS EAGER FOR GON RENGE WTA RATIONS   Lioyd George Tells Parliament We Is Hopeful of Early Peace   NEGOTIATIONS PLACE FRANCE IN QUANDARY   French Republic to Insist on Payment by Russia of National Bebt

Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand to Confer Over Pronosal at Boulogne   REDS ACCEPT THE PLAN   Lloyd George Tells Commons That Soviets Agree to a Conference to Be Held In London

PEAGE PRELIMINARY   ‘ALLIES TO CONFER WITH THE RUSSIAN SOVIETS.   In The Meantime Pighting Conti: : in Certain Sectors,

SOVIETS ACCEPT PROFFER   Of Great Britain te Hold Peace Parley  in London

OUR SOLDIER DEAD   The Gavernment Will Return All Whose Next of Kin Ask That. This he Done.

Reany to Retur- ie Soldier Dead   About 0 Per’Cont. of Amorienis Ibitied im France Wile ¥ x bbe Soxdumcek

TAKE BODIES OF J. S$. DEAD HOME   Approximately 60 Percent of Those Buried in France to Be Returned

NEW UNION OF STEEL WORKERS      3 9 Apother Break in Raazks of Organaized Labor Predicted.

American Federation ot Labor Opens 40th  Convention in Montreal   lay Demand Impéachment of Attorney General Palmer for His Alleged “‘Imperialistic” Attitude.

BIG MEETING IS TAKING PLACI   American Federation of Labo. Opens at Montreal, Canada With Many Delegates Present.

LABOR MEN MEET ON FOREIGR SOll   American Federation Con venes In Montreal.

FEDERATION OF LABOR MEETS      Gompers Opens "Second ‘Session. Held on Foreign Soll—4,078,740 x Members. .

Want Impeachment of Attorney General Palmer For “ Stupidity.””  Profiteering, Bolshevism, Presi dent and High Cost Get Attention.     ‘Specific Program For Remedy’  Submitted

A. F. OF L. IN SESSION   SECOND ‘TIME ANNUAL CONVENTION IS ON FOREIGN SOIL   Preside nl (ompers to Chicago t _. Present Labor Mesires to Republican Delegates

AMERICAN FEDERATION — LABOR MEET GPENS      Convention “Galted ta Oder hy Samuel Gonpers aL: Mon “treal,. Canada               MAY. DISCUSS. POLITICS  WILK HEY PROFIFEERS:, H.C ‘OF F. AND ROLSHEYV x te      Trish Delegnies to Ask Cony ention to: Kadorse trish: Freedom —-Compers ta 0 hica po Convention

FEDERATION OF LABORSHEBTING -ISUNDER WAY   GOMPERS CALLS IT TO OR _ DER BUT. WILL LEAVE -FOR CHIcACO:   Impeachment. of Palmer to b Utged—Membership Gain i Vear is 818.672 °° —~

‘(IMPEACH PALMER,  LABOR WILL URGE   American Federation of Labo: Opens Fortieth Annual Convention at Montreai

AMERICAN LABOR BODY OPENS BiG MONTREAL MEET          STEEL CORPORATIGN, CONGRESS AND AVTPORNEY GENERAL PALMER ALL ARE LARGE  FOR LABOR BODY'S SHOTS

FEDERATION OF LABOR MEETS €OR FIRST TIME ON FOREIGN SOIL   ‘Annual Convention Opens in Montreal  Today, With President Gompers Pre siding--Many Matters of Importance to Be Taken Up

MECTING GN FOREIGN SOI   For Second —Fime, _- in History—Con _ vention Will Be: ‘Asked  to 1 _ Endorse Irith Struggle ae

FEDERATED LABOR-ASKS FOR IMPEACHMENT OF ATTORNEY. GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES

NAVAL PRISONERS IN A FIGHT      itetomeeees Guards and FEacape. Bet  Reeanitnred ._

CLOSER ALLIANCE   But No Consolidation of B. R. & P and Tt TT. & W

CLEAN-UP BY AMERICANS   Loomis of Chicago Win Final in 400 Metre Hurdles of Olympic Games   Norton of San Francisco Second and Desch of Notre Dame University Third

IN SUNDAY’S STORM IN ' WEST AND SOUTH TO: TALLED 167 TODAY.   Casualties. in. Ohio Remained at 30 — Property Loss Estimated at Between 10 -and 15 Million Dollars. —

CONDUCT COUNTRY WDE SEARCH FOR 17 YEAR O10 IA   Leaves Home - After Donning Overalls and Clipping Hair.

POLICE START  NATION-WIDE HUNT FOR GIRL   SEVENTEEN.YEAR.OLD INDIAN. APOLIS GIRL DISAPPEARS FROM HER PARENTS? SUMMER Home   DAUGHTER OF HOOSIER RANKER   The Giri Clipped Off Her Hair, Dan.  ned a Pair of Overalls, Then Eluded the Maid,

‘Millionaire Banker's Daugh ter Last Seen on Beach -Carrving Oars.   MAY BE OUT AT SEA   Gloucester Mystery Sets Police of Whole Country on the Hunt.

Girl Clips Off Hair And Flees HerHome   Eludes Maid And Dons Overalls—All Trace Lost, Nation Is Combed For Heiress.

DEADLOCK ON REQRGANIZING THE U.S. ARM   Question Will be Up in House For Vote in Near Future   Voluntary Enlistments The Stumbling Block

CONFEREES HIT SNAG   BEADLOCK OCCURS OVER THE PROPOSED MILITIA MEASURE.   Senate and House Committees Disa. gree in Spite of Former’s Offer. , to Alter Bill

conferees Disagree = “On the Army Bill   Senate arid: “House Conference -Com-ghittee Come to’ a Deadlock on Army Reoreanization Bill.

Senate Provisions Cause Breach and Question Will Be Brought Be-. fore House For a Vote.

IRYING TO MAKE STATE MILITIA U.S. REGULARS   LOWER BODY TIES DESPITE SENATE CONFEREES WILLINGNESS TO ABANDON BOY TRAINING

DEADLOCK ON ARMY AEORGANIZATICN BIL!   Senate and House Conierees Disagree on Provisions in Senate Measure. — Would Cut Out Objectionable Fea tire af the Moacupe.

DISAGREEMENT OVER  ARMY BILL DEVELOPS   House Conferees Refuse to. Ac, cept Senate Proposals and Plan Will Come Up for Vote,

BDEANLOCK ON ARMY. BIA.   adfouse and Genato Can't Agreo On ‘ 2eorganizetion,§

HOUSE AND SENATE DISAGREE ON BIL   Army Reorganization Measure to Come to Vote in House Because of Failure.   ® CUT: OUT = PROVISIONS

PARTIES DEADLOCKED ON NEW ARMY BILI   SENATE AND HOUSE CONFER ENCES CANNOT REACH AX AGREEMENT ON RE-ORGANIZA TION MEASURE.

DEADLOCK ON REORGANIZATION. OF ARMY DEVELOPS AND VOTE IN HOUSE IS LIKELY AT ONCE

ARMY BILL DEADLOCKED      House and Senate Committees Un; - - able to Reach Compromise.

CONFEREES IN DEAD-LOCK ON ARMY MEASURE   Senate Provisions Bring About Break — Goes to House Vote.

ARMY BILL DEADLOCKED    Measure Will Be “Be Brought Before ' House For Vote.

TED UP OW ARMY AERC ANIZATION   PROVISIONS OF THE: -SENATI ~ CAUSE: DEADLOCK. ON: “TRAINING BILL.

TRANSCONTINENTAL AR LINE 15 PROPOSED BY U, 5. WAR QEPARTMENT   EFFORT MADE TO INTEREST PRUVATE CAPITAL IN) NOVEL AIR TRANSPORTATION,

Dirigible Airship Line ‘From New York to Frisco Hope of War Department   Harvard Professor Says Advent of Such Travel is Nearer Than People Realize.

NIA DECLINES DEPORTATION 19 EUROPEAN PORT   REFUSES TO ACCEPT PASSAGE ON FEENCH SHIP, CLAIMS DAMAGES DUE TO HIM,

WILL PLACE: DIAZ . _ ON FRENCH SHII   Refuses Offer of $1 0,000 for Expenses. -

SENATE PROBE TOSI RACE OF BOTH MEN   Sub-Committee Named to Go Into Proceedings in  State Election.

ORDER MICHIGAN VOTE PROBE   Senate Committee on Elections Asks Searching Inquiry of Ford-Newberry Contest.

SENATE COMMITTEE T0 WEIGH FRAUD CHARGES   Fall Investigation of Ford-Newhberry Election Case Ordered in Michigan.

FORD-NEWBERRY INVESTIGATION   Senate Elections Committee Orders an Immediate Inquiry.

GIVE HEED TO HENRY FORD.   Senate Committee te investigate Michigan Campaign.

PROBE OF ELECTION ORDERED.   nate Elections Committee Acta on Ford-Newherry Contest.

FULL INVESTIGATION OF FORD-NEWBERRY ELECTION IS ORDERED   Action Taken by Senate Elections Committee for Recounting of Vote

IRELAND PLUNGED IN CONDITION BEARING ON ACTUAL WARFARE   Irish Republicans Carry Fight Into ‘Enemy’s Country’ By Attacking British Troops Occupving Camlough Barracks in North Ireland--Military Lorrie Bombed.

HEART OF CORK IN ASHES; LOSS IS $15.000. 000   British Police Are Accused of Burning City As An Act of Renrical      Guerrilla Warfare Without Rest is Purpose of the South of Ireland

SINN FEIN RESISTANCE TO MARTIAL LAW RESULTS IN NEW KILLINGS AND CORK’S BUSINESS DISTRICT BURNS   Many Slain in Attack on British at Camlough Barracks «Troops Ruthless Toward Bombers and Snipers -Fire Damage in Cork, Sinn Fein Stronghold, $15,000,000.

WHOLE HEART OF THE CITY OF CORK IS A MASS i SMOKING RUINS 7004}   ‘The Loss Caused hy Fires Saturday Night Is Estimated -at’  $15,060,000.   BLACK AND TAN POLICE ACCUSED OF CTTING THE TORCE

WASHINGTON VOTE EXPECTED TO bt CLOSE THIS FAL!   David Lawrence, Noted Politica’ Writer, Says Sentiment Is Divided,   WESTERN PART OF STATE IS LEANING TOWARD COX   STATE STILL PROGRESSIVE   Many Voters Probably Will Be Infinenced By Their Local Wewspnapers,

Radical Vot Vote Will Determine Washington’s Political Complexion

‘BOTH SIDES CLAIM WASHINGTON VOTES   REPUBLICANS HAVE SMALL LEAD IN EASTERN SBPOCTION.   Gevernor Cex Gained Pepslarity by His Viteit Thre the State—W est Pertion Helds Key te Situation.

EAST WASHINGTON REGARDED CLOSE   Lawrence Puts It in Republican Column by Narrow Margin: Cities Hold Bulk   IMASSES DRIFT To cox   Democratic Leaders Think It Spells Turnover Symptoms of Four Years Ago

ILLINOIS ROADS PROTEST CHANGE IN STATE RATES   Contention is That EschCummins Law Continues Present Rate, Making New Rate Void.

EDICT IN RUSSIA IS GET BACK TO WORK   DREAM OF BOLSHEVIST BEING BADLY SHATTERED.   Soviet Rule Hereafter to Be Marked by Tireless industry—Trotsky the Genius inspiring Inrnevation.

ALL RUSSIA ORDERED _ TO WORK BY TROTZK   Regeneration of Country Spring ing from Gonseription and Enforced Labor.   PROCLAMATION IS ISSUED    Every Man Between Ages of 18 and 50 Must Sign Up : for Work,

REGENERATION  UF AED fllaolh NV PRIGRESS   Not Being Accomplished By Utopian Methods Demagogs Preached.   ENFORCED LABOR BRINGS RESULTS   Campaign Begun Against Illiteracy In Moscow; Soldiers;Put To W orb.

Viarriage of Brother - And Sister Revealea   Married, Not Knowing They Were Kin, and. Two Children  Are Born. -

BROTHER AND SISTER WED   Lost Identity When Separated While Children.

GUATEMALAN REVOLT AGAINST PRESIDENT 1S NOW IN PROGRES   MARINE GUARD FROM CRUISER HAS BEEN LANDED TO AID IN  PRESERVING ORDER,

GUATEMALA HAS REVOLUTION ~ LONG EXPECTEL   President Seems to Have Secured the Upper Hand in the ' Fighting. — Marines Guard The U, S. Embassy and its Officers.

REVOLT IN GUATEMALA   Forces Opposed to Presitent Caberr: Gain Control of City.  ee ARKaEOR

REVOLU ION OPENS IN GUATEMALA NOW   OPPONENTS OF PRESIDENT CAG RERA SUCCEED IN SEIZING THE CAPITAL,

The Revolution On In Guatemal:   The Long Threatened Revolution is Guatemala. Against President Ca brera Hag Begun.

President Cabrera and map showing Cin black) the location of  Munatamnata

LONG FEARED REVOLUTION AGAINST  ~ GUATEMALAN PRESIDENT BREAKS OUT

GUATEMALA - REVOLUTION   United States Marine Guard Landed to Pro -ect Property

GUATEMALAN. REVOLUTION BREAMS OUT-MARINES LANI   Opponents of President Cabrera Are Reported to Have Gained Guatemals Citr.

REVOLT ON IN GUATEMALA   Rebels Seize Capital After Street FightIng—Marines and Bluejackets Guard American Legation.

REVOLT IN GUATEMALA      ines Land to Pro. Legation  American te

GUATEMALA IN REVOLT; SHIPS GUARD LEGION   Cabrera’s Enemies Tak.  Guatenrila City as Revolt . eat

MARINES LAND TO GUARD CONSULATE DURING REBELLION   Guatemala Scene of Long Threatening Revolution Against President.

GUATEMALA REVOLUTION   United: States - »Marine  Guard Landed to Pro” ‘eet Property.

GOES ON RAMPAGE: SIX ARE WOUNDEL   CLEVELAND MECHANIC, CRAZED BY DOMESTIC TROUBLES IS SHOT BY POLICE

CONGRATULATIONS OF HARDING SENT TO GOVERNOR COX   TO GOVERNOR COX Republican Nominee to Séiick to Front Porch  Bley.

Will Have Speech of Accept “ance Ready About July 16— Pians For Official Notifica ~ tion Ceremonies July 22 Proaressina.

HARDING MEN If RAP AT BOURBOR   Authorized Statement From Senator's Headquarters Says Cox Distorts Truth in Charges That Republicans Failed to Try to Cut Taxes.

HARDING WIRES. CONGRATULATIONS TO GOVERNOR COX   Republican Nominee Spends Quiet Day, Receiving but Few Callers.   FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE NOT ALTERED   Expects to Begin Preparation of Speech of Acceptance Within Few Days—Plans  for Notification Ceremonies  - Are Progressing Rapidly.

On. ‘Speech of. ‘Acceptaince to “Be Made at the: Notification Ceremonies July 22,"

Nb PLEROED WITH NOMINATION OF HIS NEIGHBOR   Republican Candidate Glad a Newspaperman is Sure of Election.   DOUBLE HONOR FOR OHIO

HARDING DEVTES,      Sends Telegrant to Governor Cox and Then issues Official Statement   ACCEPTED BY INDIANS   Sticks to Original “Front Porch” Campaign Plan _Despite Opposition

QUIET HOME DAY FORMA HARDING   Candidate Receives Few Callers During Day   GIVES MOST OF TIME   To Correspondence and Accumulation of Data for Speech of Acceptance—Sends Congratulatory Telegram to Governor Cox on Latter’s Nomination

HARDING PREPARES: ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   REPUBLICAN: ROMINEE WILL URGE ” . .- RESTORATION OF PARTY -- GOVERNMENT, ¢

QUIET WEEK FOR at   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WI HAVE ONLY PEW POLITICAL CONFERENCES DURING WEER   WiLL TALK 10 EDITOR    Make Partial Reply te  * Governor Cox's Speech of Acceptance.—To Have Conference With Hays Tomorrow      Pxpeeted to

CANDIDATE HARDING WISHES RIVAL WELL   SENATOR SENDS CONGRATULA: TIONS TO GOVERNOR COX.   Glad Ohic Has Been Twice Honored, and Quite Certain a Newspaper Man Will Occupy the White House.

HARDING UP EARLY FOR HIS ROUND OF PLANS   Republican Leaders Are Nov Gathering in Chicago anc Will Force Issues

SENATCIO HARDING AT WORK,   Republean Nomines Prepares Aceeplance Speceh,

HARCING RETAINS PLANS.   Républican Candidate Receives Few Cailers—Devotes Time to Correspondence.

MISSOURI POLITICAL SITUATION (0 TOLD TO SEN. HARDIN   Senator Is Prepared T¢ Deliver Labor Day Address.

Says Place of Residence Does Not Matter; Will Be « Party Fight.   WILL NOT CHANGE CAMPAIGN POLICY   “Front Porch” Campaign To Be Emphasized; Expect Wood, Johneon Support.

HARDING ADHERES TO HIS CAMPAIGN POLICY   Will Carry Out Original Intentior of Front Porch Campaign—Big Time at Marion.

Completes Speech He Will Deliver At Minnesota State Fair Next Wednesday.

HARDING oPENT DAY IN PEACE; I) WORKING ON KEYNOTE SPEECH   Adheres to His Original Plan of Conducting National Campaign From His Front Porch In Marion.   HIS ADDRESS WILL BE SHORTER THAN USUAL   Will Urge the Restoration of  Party Government Instead  f “One Man Government,’ It ls Said,

HARDING WORKS ON AGCEPTANGE SPEECH   Nomination of Cox Does Not Alte Plans Abput Method of Carry ing on Campaign,  Hi-

HARDING _ JS BUSY   On Speech of Acceptaince to Be Made at the Notification Ceremonies July 22.._

President-elect: Harding:          SHERIFF STOPPED HOTEL PROFITEERING ON- PAF               Best Remedies for -S and Mosquito Bite B of Conversation:

Harding HasRoughTime On First Fishing Trip   Line Breaks and He Loses a_ Big Tarpon After Struggling 40 Minutes to Land Him; Suffers With Sunburn, Mosquito Bites and Other Local Afflictions.

Senator Harding is Leoking’ for Man Who. Can_ . “Ease” Mosquito. Bites .   Soe eo  Tries His Luck af Tarporing: Again ‘Today - — The ‘Little Town is Excited

HARDING AND “PARTY AFTER Be TARDANC   President-Eleci: Hooked One but it Got Away—Elkins Mure Fortunnie   DESERT COLE FOR SPORT ON THE WATER       Praniive Life Being Followed bs Harding After the Strenuvus Campaign

SENATOR HARDING KEEN ON: FISHING FOR BIG TARPON   Has Cancelled His Gotiing and Was on the Bay at Daybrenk Today

SHNATOR HARDING WHLL TRY TO HOOK ANOTHER ONE   Senator Elkins Had Better Lack and Yanded Five-Footer,

HARDING FAILS TO LAND BIG TARPON; TRY AGAIN TODAY   CANCELS GOLF ENGAGEMENT TO HAVE ANOTHER TRY AT Ria FISH

HARDING QUITS “BUSY LIFE FOR ~ COMPLETE RES!   President-Elect Hada  Forty Minute Battle _ Battle With Big Fish ~ Which Got Away.

STATE TAX BOARD   SOHN BROWN, OF ROCKPORT APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR,   fakes Place of Strange Cragun of Lebanon; Zoetcher Re: ippointed.

STATE. TAX. BOARD   . fs “eS GON EROWN, OF ROCKPORT, APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR,   Takes Place of Stfange Cragun of Lebanun; Zoetcher: Reappointedgaere .

5 GERMAN. WARSHIPS ARRIVE   Vessels. Recently Turned Over te U. 8..to Remain on Inspection for Three Weeks.

MANNIX DEFIES LLOYD GEORGE   Australian Archbishop Says He Will Land in Ireland.

FRIENDS OF MANNIX PLANNING SURPRISE      CATHOLIC PRELATE INTENDS TO LAND IN IRELAND.   Intimate Coup Arranged Which Will Discomfit Lieyd-George—Dublis the Scene of Another  Agsaasination.

POUND STERLING UP.   ipencd Today 44, Cenis Above Yes rerday'’s Close.

IMPORTS OF GOLD FROM ENGLAND STABILIZE EXCHANGE   Sterling Bills Reach $3.73 In New York, Highest for Month Since Low Mark   London Sends Coin to Agent And Forces Shoris to Ge Busy Covering

STERLING WAS STEADIER ON "CHANGE TODAY   Advanced to So During Morning — Condition Better.

KANSAS MILLERS SAY ORDERS ARE BUING CANCELLED   Curtailments Necessary Be cause Flour Shipments Are Turned Down—Court May  Seek Market Information.

Fopeka Millers Admit Curtailment Before Industrial Relations Court

NOTHING DECIDED ° AS TO ARMISTICE   Poles and Russians Still Far Apart. -

All Delegates Assemble to Discuss Questions Heatedly.   GULF WIDE IN SPOTS   Time Between Signing and Effectiveness of Truce . Mooted,

RUSSIANS OPPOSE PEACE TERMS   Hiferences on Tital Questions Prevents Armistice,   Many Problems to Be Smoothed Out Before. Hostilities Are Called Off. New Revolt in Ruscia.

SUFFRAGISTS SAY VICTORY 1S SURE   Claim Majority Is Pledged Tx Carry Tennessee Lower House

FRONT PORCH PLAN HAS DRAWBACKS,   HARDING MANAGERS APPEAR TO HAVE SOME DOUBTS ABOUT METHOD.

DUBLIN BICYCLE SHOP COVER FOR BOMB PLANT   Raid Uncovers Largo Quantities < Arm, Ammunition and Explosives in Irish Capital

IN DUBLIN, IRE   Large Quantities of Arms Ammunition, Bombs ani Gelignite Seized   Three Men Arrested—On¢ — Was Shot And Wounds   oA\Mhile “Trying ta Eeeana

BOMB PLANT IS FOUND IN HEART OF DUBLIN      Infernal Machine, the Largest Known, is Found—Three Men Are Arrested.

Arthur Henderson Advocates Setting Up of Constituent Assembly in: Ireland   MANNIX SEES TRUCE FADE   Irish Newspapers Look With Suspicion Upon Proposals For Conferences

JUSTICE BAILEY CONTESTS ~ COURT ORDERS AWARDED WILLIAM: RANDOLPH HEARST   United States Shipping Boarc Officials Claim Delay © Causes Big Loss  =. fh meaelUmree lr lCOCM OB tlClCUcrK Cl lC Ee ee ee lULUlClU CUCU

WILL FILE AN APPEAL FROM IN JUNCTION   Granted Hearst to Halt Sale of German Ships.

DANCING EAGLES’ DANCING ACADEMY, FORD CITY  Every Saturday Evening

U. S. Pays $70,000,000 in Two Years. m   flaltroad Administration Gives out Figures on Unified Operation of :  the Several Lines mm

TWO-YEAR RAIL CONTROL COSTLY   U. S. Pays $700,000,000 i Two Years.   Railroad Administration Gives Out Figures on Unified Operation of the Several Lines,

Public Carriers Have Cost Nation Seven Hundred Milhon Dol'ars In Past Two Years Of Federal Contro!

OPERATION OF ROADS BY THE GOVERNMENT COST $700,000,000   Official Calculations Given Out by Government Show Loss for Two Years.   COAL STRIKE CAUSED LOSS OF $111,000,00¢   Net Loss From Roads Alone Estimated at $594,200,000 by Statistics Given Out.

RAILROADS BIG LOSS T0 GOVERNMENT   Report Shows Nation Los! $594.000,000 During Past Two Years.   COAL STRIKE DAMAGING   Prolonged Slump in Freight Business Also Responsible For Shortage.

FEDERAL CONTAOL HAG GOST NATICN ABOU! $700,000 000   Net Loss From Railroad Oper. ation Alone $594,200,000 in Two-Year Period.   HiT BY COAL STRIKE IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER   Had Rate Increase Which Went Into Kifeet in June, 191s, Become Efe jective the Previous January Loss ioe Two-Year Period Mieht Not Have Exceeded 810,100,000,

U. S. OPERATION OF RAILROADS EXPENSIVE   Unified Federal Control of Systems Has Cost the Nation Approximately $700,000,000,

U5. RAIL CONTROL SHOWS A BiG LOSS   STEAM LINES AND SUBSEQUEN INDUSTRIES IN 700 MILLIONS DEFICIT.

UNCLE SAM SHY 100 MILLIONS   FEDERAL OPERATION OF RAl ROADS AND WATERWAYS COSTS HUGE SUM   Hdavy Losses in: November and December Charged Up to Coal Strike.

COSTS TO RUN ROADS   TWO YEARS’ RAIL CONTROL COST $700,000,000.   Administration at Washington Give: Out Figures on Operation of the Several Branches.

700 MILLIONS fi COoT TOU. 3. FOR RAILROAD GAN   Coal Strike Expensive, Disclosed in Report of Federal Administration.

MILLIONS LUoI OW AIL ADADS   COAL STRIKE GIVEN AS CAUSE FOR HEAVY DFEICIT IN. PERIOD IT LASTED   Slump In Freight Business Earl Last Year Followed Signing Of the Armistice

$700, 000,000 COST Ct OPERATING CARRIERS   NET LOSS. OF $594,200,000 TO GOV. ERNMENT FROM RAILS ALONE IN TWO-YEAR PERIOD.   COAL STRIKE WAS EXPENSIVE   Official Figures on Amount Spent in Running Rounds, Pullman Lines and Express Companies.

FORMER  PREMIER ASQUITH SAYS. PARLU MAT  Would Demand an Impartial Inquiry Into Reprisals of Black and

TIME EXTENDED TO FILE REPORT   Those Having Intovxieants Are Given Until Feb. 10 To Make Return

NEW LEASE FOR BOOZE.   Holders of Liquor Given Until Febru ary 10 to Report.

Daniel ©. Roper, Revenue Comat stoner, Extends Time Until February 10.

he ON AT Rw ONS oot A we NSA SB ORS OD     ‘Harding Geats Almost 400 Electoral Votes, While Cox Gets Only Solid South.

GOV. COX PROGRESSIVE; GAVE OHIO FIRST SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN HISTOR}   Was Elected Chief Executive of Republican State on “Finish the Job” Platform.

NOT ALL TROLLEYS SENDING FARES UT   ‘kight Rides for Quarter Still in Force in Dallas and  Mnlemhire

GOAL PRICES ARE HIGH ENOUGH. aAYa FORMER DIRECTOR   Dr. Garfield Scores Strike  Settlement As “Unsound in Principle.”

GARFIELD afYS  COMPROMISE OF  GOAL OTRIKE. {a BAN BUSINESS   Former Fuel Acministrator Declares Wages of Miners Are High Enough Now for All Persons Concerned.   PUBLIC MUST PAY ANY FURTHER INCREASE   Should More Than Fourteen Per Cent Be Added to Employes Pay Vicious Spiral Uoward Will Ensue.

FLAYS STRIKE PROPOSAL.   Garfield in Article Declare: Compromise is “Menace to Our Institutions.”’

GARFIELD aks MINE WORKER ARE WELL PAID   Public Ought Not to Be Asked to Pay More for Coal, He Thinks.

PRINCIPLE OF SETTLEMENT 1S UNSOUND   Dr. H. A: Garfield, Writing In  Farm and Home,  Says Coa  Strike Settlement Will Cause  Future Trouble.   iFABN MORE THAN FARMERS   Public Chief Suffefer In Vicious Circle—-Inciles Workers In Other’ Industries “To Demand Theher Waees:   MENACE TO INSTITUTIONS

WHISKEY FLOOD TO BE RELEASED   STOCK, OF 50,000,000 YiALLONS OF BOOZE EXPECTED TO BI RELEASED BY ~ SUPREMI COURT RULING.      OWNERS OF BOOZE . HAVE LEGAL RIGHTS   Court Holds That -Whiskey Owned and Stored For Personal Use May Be Withdrawn at Option of the Owner,

FLOODGATE OPENED BY COURT'S  DECISION   Regarding Whisky Held in Use fo Personal Purposes   The Decision May Be a Body Blow at Prohibition.

FLOODGATES MAY BE THROWN OPEN   Supreme Court Decision May Release Fifty Million Gallons of Whiskey to Owners.   OPPOSITION 1S EXPECTED

FLOODGATES ~ OF WHISKEY   Court Holds it may be Taker from Storage and Transported

THINK PROHIBITION GIVEN BODY BLOW   Supreme Court Decision Exe  pected to Release Millions at Callinne «Af Whiebau

SUPREME COURT — DERISION MAY LET DOWN THEBARS   The Whiskey Floodgates May Be Opened It Is Declared.   WHISKEY IN BOND MAY BE RELEASED   Prohibition Officers Are Study: ing Decision To Determine Its Effects.

WHISKEY FLOOD © GATES MAY OPEN BY COURT'S VIEW   Decision of Supreme Bench in New” York Case Presents Difficulties--Official Interpretation Is Awaited.   OPINIONS GIVEN

DEFER ACTION ON ARTICLE )   Republicans Might Accept With Certain Changes Substitute Reservation

CONFUSION-RULES TREATY BATTLE   Senators on Both Sides Ignoring . Party Leaders; Final Vote to Be Delayed.

TREATY FICHT GOES MERRILY ON   Reservationista of Both Parties Line Up Agatnst Treaty Foes,

SCRAMBLE FOR COMPROMISE ON PEATE TREATY   Agreement On Much Dispute:  Article Ten Appears To B:  Hopelessly Confused; Try Te Foregs Vote   RESER VATIONISTS IN BOTH PARTIES UNITE   Republicans Claim Thirty Twe  ~ Democraiic Votes Can Be Mustered For Subsittute Reservation

SENATE ACTION ON ARTICLE TEN AGHIN. DEFEAREE   Leaders Seek to Bring Orde: Out of Wednesday's Compromise Effort. ys

ANTCMPT Td  anURE; UROL INT Ur iA OVER TREAT   Senale Action on Article 10 vain Deferred by Leaders   REPUBLICANS MAY ACCEPT CHANGES   Senator Jlitchcock Fights Valiantly lo Save Pact From Disaster

TREATY SITUATION IN SENATE 1) HOPELESSLY CONFUSED   Senators on Both Sides Treaty Fight Disregard Plans_of Party Leaders in Their Desire to Reach Compromise on Article Ten.

SENATORS CONTINUE HARD FGI VN TREATY      Final Action Again Postponed While Negotiations Are Under Way,  LINE-UP IS CHANGING  Hitchcock Sought Action Today But Failed to Obtain Wish

WHILE THE LEADERS - SOUGHT TO BRING OR DER OUT oF" SITUATART   Resulting from Yesterday's Breakup in Compromise - Negotiations — Reservationists. Continue- their Conference for. . Agree-

Senate Action Delayed Following   Break-Up In Compromise Nego  tiations; Situation Appears Confrnead_

SENATE AGAIN DELAYS ACTION ON ARTICLE TEN   Leaders Seek fo Reopen Negotiations For Com-. promise. “   SUBSTITUTE RESERVATION — WAY YET BE ACCEPTES   Hitchcock Strives to Hold beminbatnd et Forces  in Lirie.

ATIGLE TEAP ACTION IS AGIIN DFFFRRE   Mild _Reseryationists Are Said to be Gaining the Republican Support and Some  chen May Soon. be Taken

RAG CHEW ON ARTICLE X AT PEVER POINT   As Ever, Nobedy Know: What’s Going to Happen fo Treaty   BFi TER ENDERS STAR IN   TODAY'S WRANGLE SMASHING NEW CHANCES OF COMPROMISE ON RESERVATICN

With Senators Disregarding Leaders’  ~-Plans;~-Disputed- Article Ten - Remain; ~ In Status Quo; Labor Committees Named: Soldier Compensation May Bring Disaster

ACTION OF SENATE‘ON _ TREATY IS DEFERREL   Leaders Seek to Mend Yesterday's Breakup,

ACTION DELAYED ON ARTICLE TEN   Leaders Hold Up Action or Disputed Clause in Effort to Bring Order in Senate.

ANOTHER CHANCE FAR THE TREATY   WATSON-SIMMONS COMPROMISE MAY BE PLATFORM ALL CAN STAND ON.

Widow of Col. John Jacob Astor Denies Reports That She Is Seeking Separation From Her Husband.

Mes. Madeline Dick Makes Emphatk Dental ef Published Reports FPrem YXevada.

MRS. DICK IN BAST; DENIES COMING HERE   Widow of Astor Says Repor of Intention to Come to Reno Wholly Untrue

North Illinois and Parts of Indiana and Michigan Visited b Fierce Gales ‘an Heavy Fall of Snow — Chicago in naw Storm

EASTER BLIZZARD HITS ILLINOIS AND INDIANA    Storm, With Accompanying Snow  Fall Is Moving Out St Lawrence Valley

COUNTRY SWEPT BY SLEET STORM DURING NIGH   Toledo Man Killed When Autc Skids in Snow Storm

MAN KILLED AS RESULT OF STORM   WHEN HIS AUTO SKID ‘DED ON THE FROZ - EN STREET   Seven Persons Injured  ~ Due to Similar Cause — Wind and Sleet in North ern Ohio Cities.

MAKING SETTLEMENT SHEETS   County Auditor Also Basy With the New Duplicates.

MAKING SETTLEMENT SHEET:      County Auditor Also Rasy With th New Duplicates. ‘ 3

NEW iS IN COMMANE   Senator to Diract the Republican Speaking Campaign.   Eastern Division With Headquarters in New York Wiil Be Directed by Congressman Miller.

SENATOR NEW OF ANDIANA TO HEAD i REPUBLICAN SPEAKING BUREAU; ANNOUNCEL

NEW LEADER SPEAKERS’ BUREAU   Hoosier Senator is to Be i: Charge of Republican Chatterboxes.

SENATOR NEW HEADS SPEAKERS’ BUREAU OF REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGK,  CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES

NEW HEADS SPEAKERS.   Indiana Man Will Bo in Charge of Burea at Chicago Headquarters.

NEW AT HEAD OF G0. P. SPEAKER   Congressmen Miller and Good Will Assist In East and Woet.

TO DIRECT SPEAKERS   SENATOR NEW TO COMMAND G. Oo. P. SPELLBINDERS.   Congressman Milier With Headquar. ters in New York Has Charge of Eastern Division.

GOOD WILL HANDLE SPEAKERS BUREAU FOR G.0.P. IN WEST   lowa Congressman in Charge Western Division; New Is Chief of Bureau.   RIVAL CANDIDATES ARE ‘BOTH BUSY PERSONAGES   Harding Sees Cummins Today. Gov. Cox Tries to Answer All Congratulations.

NEW HEADS SPEAKERS FOR THE REPUBLICANS   Indidna Senator Named.as the -Man to Lead Speakers Bu-reats—General Wood’s Manager To: Have Charge In the  pais es

SENATOR NEW HEADS BUREAL   or Speakers of the Repnbtican Party Campaign. Cong. Good of lewa, at Chicago Headyqnarters

NEW IS IN CHARGE OF G.0.P. CAMPAIGN   Senator to Direct the Republican Speaking Campaign.   Eastern Division With Headquarters in New York Will Be Directed by . Congressman Miller.

NEW TO HELP IN SPEAKERS BUREAL   indiana Senator Chosen by Chairman Hays Today; Good in Charge of Chicago Headquarters.

SENATOR AE  SELEUIED Bt HET UBLICAND FUR LEADER   Will Have Charge of Speaking Bureau for G.O.P.   —  PLANS OUTLINED BY CHAIRMAN HAYS   Governor Cox to Resume ) Duties at Capitol, in Ohio

SEN. NEW MADE CUIEF   Of Speakers Wureau for It spublican Presidential Campalg:,.

TAKE 20.615,402 TONS IN YEAR   Shipping Beard Shipe Carry Nearly Third of United States Foreign Trade.

TAKE 20,616,402 TONS IN YEAR   Ghipping Geard Ships Carry Nearly Third of United tates Fersign Ta

REGURD SHIPPING BOARD BRILLIANT   With 13 Million Tons Exports and 7 Million Tons Imports Carried During Fiscal Year.

American Friends Committee Arranges to Carry Work For Another Year.

WILL FEED HUN CHILDREN   Friends Seciety Making Arrancements to Send Food

WILL FEED HUN CILLLDREN      Friends Soviety Making ments to Send EF        Atmmgeral

TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN GERMANY      American Friends Service Committee of Philadelphia Willi Send Food Shortly.

INTEREST SHOWN IN ~BRECIAN ELECTION   VENIZELISTS: AND. ROYALISTS EXPECT TROUBLE, NO MATTER WHO WINS.

RETURN OF VENIZELOS TO POWER IS EXPECTEL   Today's Election Regarded as Having Great Influence on Future of Greece.

Predict Unsettled Conditions ‘Will Prevail No Matter . Which Side is  Vieiny

GREECE DEEPLY ABSORBED IN THE COMING ELCTION   Premier Venizelos Has Made An Active Campaign   CONTEST HAS BEEN A HOT ONE

GREECE FEARS ELECTION‘ ~ BRING TROUBLE   Charges: of Fraud to. Be’ Made No -Maiter Which Side " “Is Winner   PREMIER VENIZELOS - “LOOKS FOR VICTORY   Future of Country. Depends in  _ Great Part on: Count.  » of: Ballots

OHUPES TO REGAIN POWER: FLECTIONS TODAY      EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE, BU" HAS PROSECUTED MOST AC. TIVE CAMPAIGN,

GREECE VOTING. (IN PARLIAMENT   VENIZELOS VICTORY COUNTED ASSURED—TROUBLE FORECAST WHOEVER WINS’

GREECE ELECTIONS TODAY OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE   ‘While Country Has Been  Calm, There Are Fears of an Outbreak After Ballots Have Been Counted.

GREEK PREMIER ISFAVGRITEIN FLECTION TODAY   Possible Restoration of Former King at Issue.

EAPECT VENIZELDS TOBE REELECTED   All Greece Intensely Interestec in Today’s Battle at the Polis.

RETURN OF CONSTANTINE MAY HANG ON BALLOT  TODAY—ENGLAND AND FRANCE ARE OPPOSED TO! FORMER KING AND WATCH RESULT CLOSELY —IT [S LIKELY LIBERALS WILL BE RETURNED, NOW. 

BROOKLYN PEOPLE FORGED 10 WALK   Strike Ties Up Rapid Transit System—East River Bridges Crowded.

ONLY 62 TRAINS BEING OPERATED IN N.Y. GH}   Throngs of Brooklynites Go Home On Motor Trucks. Furniture Vans and Other Kinds of Vehicles.

THOUSANDS WALK AS STRIKE GRIPS CIT}   Brooklyn Tied Up by Surface Line and the Subway Employes’ Walkout.

NEW YORK TIED UP ~- BYSUBWAY STRIKE   ‘THOUSANDS WALK TO HOMES - WHEN CAR MEN QUIT TO EN  FORCE WAGE DEMANDS.

ERZBERGER, IN DISGRACE, QUITS BERLIN CABINET   Minister of Finance Re. signs After Exposes in Libel Suit.

Erzberger Tenders His Resignation   Minister of Finance in New German Républic Quits Under  Fire— Charged Falsified Tax Returns.

WRANGEL AND POLAND MAY     JOIN FORCES   Proposed Plan Means ; Whole Lot of Trouble for the Reds.

AMBUSH tn.oH PULIGE   ONE OFFICER KILLED AND SEV. ERAL WOUNDED.   Extensive Raids and Searches of Resi dences and Business Buildings Made by tHe Military.

OTHER POLICE. PATROLS AMBUSHED IN IRELAND   Arined Civilians are “are Reported to Have  Billed. One Officer and Wounded Several Others

HUGE DAM IS THREATENED,   Hleavy Rains Cause White River to Bliea BawiAte

ELEVEN KILLED IN A MISSOURI TORNADO   OZARK COUNTRY IS SWEPT BY 4 DREATH-DEALING WIND.   farming Districts Bear the Brent o! Storm—Three Fatalities at Nevada by Overturning of a Bailding.

THE COAL STRIKE IN GREAT BRITAIN   =p  HINTED IN PARLIAMENT THA’ STRIKERS WILL BE JOINED BY OTHER WoKKERS

BRITISH COAL STRIKE BECOMES MORE SERIOUS   VINOR DISTURBANCES REPORTED SYMPATHETIC. STRIKE RUMORS SPREAD

BRITAIN’S COAL STRIKE BECOMES MORE SERIOUS   } Miners May Be Joined By Other For ces in Alliance If Trouble ee Not Adjusted,

INE MORE COAL A RHICHER PAY, WERS ARE TOLD   loyd George Stands Firm As Britain Begins To Feel Strike Pinch

ENGLAND FEELS EFFEETS OF Tht GOAL STRIK   Disterhances Reported from Varicw _ Parts of the  Beare _      SHORTAGE OF COAL 48 REING FELT   Three Impcrtant. Meetings Among Miners and Other Union Workers Held Today.

TRIPLE ALLIANCE MAY SUPPORT PIT WORKERS IN WAR   Railway Service Will Be Curtailed by Gov-. ernment.

RUMORS OF A Sau reere NTRLAE BEGAN Theron RAN Te eniy   THE ER «TRS WAR USLLY Fant B SHORT MCEPLY OF FURL

i AS STRIKE SPREADS   Miner Disturbances Are Reported From Different Quarters But None Serious; Other Crafts ‘May Join Strikers if Trouble Is Not Quickly  Adtusted. ~~

DIPLOMATIC “BOOZE SEIZURE: HAS LEAD 10 Le  ARGH IN SEARCHING TEAGGA  ORDER OE HOUSE   Departure From Previ ous Policy of Free Entry Is, Made,

PROTEST SEUZURE OF DIPLOMATS’ LIQUOE   Spanish Vice-Consu! at Norfolk, Va. Says U. S. Agents - Raided Boat”

BOOZE SEIZURE STARTS TROTRIE   Seizure of Liquor Consigned To Diplomats Starts Protest  Orders Out For Ail Federal - Agents to Not MolestBaggage

COMPLICATIONS A$ RESULT SEIZURE SF DIPLOMATS LIQUOR   State Department Issues State ment Hoping No Diplomats Baggage Will Be Searched   SPANISH CONSUL IS BUSY   Takes Seizure of Whiskey on  Steamer At Nerfolk As Abbrogation Spanish Rights.

TAKING LIQUOR OF EMBASSIES BRING PROTES'   State Department Issues State  ment Asking Dry Agents to Let ‘Em Alone

HEALY ASSAILS HIGH OFFICIAL   ‘ms Propaganda to Discredit Working Man   LABOR IS AROUSED   Labor Wage Board Told That Railroad Men Are  Loyal te the Government.

CHARGES PLOT AGAINST LABOR   Stationary Firemen Union Head Says Propaganda Against Workers Began When Armistice Was BSianed

ATTACKS ONE OF FEDERAL CHIEF:   Says Propaganda Against Labor Has Been Despic. able.

‘PLOT AGAINST LABOR IN U.S.’   Rail Union Chief Name: ‘High. Official’ as Leader In Movement.   PROPAGANDA STARTED [AFTER CLOSE OF WAR

THIGH OFFICIAL’ USED AS A TOOL   Brotherhood Head Says Official. Used to Deceive People About Labor.   AIMED AT MR. PALMER?

CHARGES PLOT AGAINST LABOR   U. S. Government Official! Spreads ‘‘Despicable Pro. paganda’’ Healy Asserts

IMO TAY HEALEY, LEADER OF FIREMEN, DELIVERS STARTLING STATEMENT   CHARGE, MADE THAT OFFICTAL HAS BEEN USED TO FELL WOOL OVER PEOPLES’ EYES,

PALMER OBJECT OF BITTER INDIRECT ATTACK BY HEALE}   Accuses Unnamed “Govern ment official” of Depicable Propoganda.

CLAIMS LABOR IS PAINTED IN WRONGCOLOR   Healy Tells Rail Board U. S. Official Spreads Propoganda.

“DESPICABLE - PROPAGANDA”   Timothy Healey. Made - Charge Before Rail- — road Labor Board —

UNION LABOR HEAD CLAIMS DECEPTION HAS BEEN ADOPTEI   GENERAL REFLECTION CAST ON WAGE EARNERS   Asserted That People Have Been Led To Believe That Man Who Works Is Enemy of Gov.  ernment.

WASHINGTON IS PAL TO GOUGERS, LABOR MAN SAYS   Firecrackers ‘Turn to Bomb: When Dept. of Justice Reports [t   WIES FED TO PUBLIC   HINTS THAT “HIGH OFFICIAL” is SNEAKING CONSPIRATOR TO AID PROFITEERS.

DECLARES UNFAIRLY CHARGED      President of Brotherhood Claims Higt Government Officials Used To Deceive Peoples.

MAKES CHARGE OF PROPAGANDA AGAINST LABOR   Railway Brotherhood Chief Says High Government Official is Implicated.

STRONG ATTACK MADE BY HEALY   RAILROAD LABOR BOARI HEARS DEPARTMENT: OI JUSTICE ASSAILED.   ‘Head ‘of =Statioriary Wiremen Terms Campaign One of “Despicable Propagandz.”?

UNION LEADER MAKES PROTEST OVER CHARGES   Reports On Threatened May Day Outbreak Arouse Unionist.  ——   Aims Criticisms at Department Of Justice

SEES PLOT AGAINST LABOR   Head of Union Makes Charges Against U. S. Official Before Labor Board.

HEF INSLAP AT RED RAIDS   Healy Hints That Palmer Deceives Nation Over “Dangers.”

PLAYS “HIGH OFFICIALS.”   Union Officer Resents  Intimations Against Laboring Men.

‘Red’ Riot Scare On May Day Condemned At Rail Board Meet   Railroad Union Bead Assails Attempt to Discredi ‘ Labor by Poisoning Public Mind; Opposes Sedition Laws

FLAYS FEDERAL OFFICIAL   Railroad Brotherhood Executive Assails **Propaganda Against Labor’’

PLOT TO HUT WORKER GAUGE, HEALY S CHARG!   ‘May Day Announcement !  Called Despicable Propa: ganda by Officer   RAILROADS REQUEST HALF BILLION MORE   Freight Cars Needed to Dis tribute Stored Foods, Is “ Claim ‘Made

HEALY TAKES SLAP AT HIGH OFFICIAL PLAYING TO RICH   HEALY ASSAILS “DESPICABLE PROPAGANDA AGAINST WORKING BACT IP   IMAY SCARE JOKE   Declares . Riot Warning Was Crusade to Aid Employers,

CRITICIZES ARM OF GOVERNMENT   CHARGE MADE AGAINST RAIL ROAD LABOR BOARD BY TIMOTHY HEALY.

HEALY LAMS PALMER.      Lahor deader. “Phinkd: There > fi Propaganda Agulnst Labor.

“DESPICABLE PROPAGANDA’   Timothy - Healey Made Charge Before Railroad Labor Board

Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork Reported as Saying Patriots Will See Debt of British Is Fully Paid

REPRISALS ARE THREATENED BY IRISH LEADERS   Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork and Cork Government Talk on MacSwiney Death

REPRISALS FOR - M'SWINEY DEATE   Deputy Lord Mayor of Corl Reported to Have Made “Threats Against British.   ARRANGE FOR FUNERAL

ATH TENT WHEW REDBICA   London Newspaper Credits the Statement Indicating © Purpose to Avenge,.MacSwiney to Deputy Lord Mayor

Troopers Believe They  Have Grover Cleveland  Bergdoll in Possession

HOLD MAN BELIEVED . TO BE DRAFT EVADET   New York State Troopers Thinks They Have Bergdoll,

EVADER BERGOOL BELIEVED CAPTURED   SUSPECT HELD BY NEW YORK TROOPS AS BROTHER'S COURT-MARTIAL ENDS.

SUSPECT HELD BY STATE POLICE   Man Thought to Be Noted Draft Evader Arrested Today —

COSMOS FRM BUYS WOODFILL CORNER   ‘Union Trust Co. Sells Site for $13,000 - For Home for Candy Kitchen— : Business Landmark  :

Union Trust Co.. Sells. Site fox $13,000 For Home For Candy Kitchen—Business Land. ~ mark

BY THE PUBLIC   Business is Suffering From Strike for Recognition of This Fact.   MONTHLY REVIEW ISSUED FEDERAL RESERVE BANK   People Will Not be Drawn In. to Market, Except for Absolute Necessities, Until Con. vinced Prices Are as Low as May Reasonably Expect.

CANTU SURREXRDERS   Governor of Lower California to Resien “in Divuified Manner”

AGREEMENT OF ESTABEN CANTU IS MADE PUBLIC   Announces Details of Pact With Mexican Gov ernment.

CANTU IS OUT AND REVOLUTION SMOOTHED AWAY   Southern California Governor Reaches Agreement With Mexico City   HE IS TO RESIGN IN “A DIGNIFIED MANNER”   All His Contracts Accepted and Amnesty for Supporters

LAST REVOLUTION IN MEXICO BROKEN:  \  COUNTRY AT PEA  SETTLEMENT OF LOWER   SETTLEMENT OF LOWER CALIFORNIA DISORDER ENDS 10 YEARS OF  POA aT kr   NEW COVERNOR   Salagar Succeeds Cantu as Political Head in Northern District Agreements  Made ¥

TEAMS OF PEAGE WITH GOV. CANT WADE CHOWH   ‘A Acts of Administration it  Lower Canada Forgiven by Gevernment

MEX. REBELLION IS HALTED BY CANTU ACTION   Governor of Lower California Signs an Agreement With Mexican Government

CANTU FORCED OU}   TERMS PERMIT DIGNIFIED NIFIED HES: IGNATION BY esinien Be   aa  And Prontise Freedom from Politi.  cal Persecntions—-Soldiers Stay In Service,

CANTU REBELLION THING OF THE PAST   Agreement Makes Possible a Peaceful Ending.

HOUTHERN BELL ~ ASKS INCREASE   Schedule of Rates Filed Before Railroad Commission Today and Rates Affecting Valdosta and Americus Are Given Out.

MARGELY COST AT THE SHOALS   UNDER CLOAK OF WAR HASTE GOVERNMENT MONEY WAS WASTED BROADCAST   Barber Got $5 Extra Daily Fo Making Change Of Money Paid Him For Service

PUT DOLLAR ABOVE FLAG   REPORT EXPOSES RECKLESS WASTE AT MUSCLE SHOALS   Nitrate Corporation Headed by Men Who Formerly Held New York Politieal Jobs and No Patriotism Was Apparent,

WASTE AY NITRATE PLANT {5 RARE?   RECKLESS ENTRAVAGANCE — CONSTRECTION HARGED IN REPORT

CLAIMS RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE IN FEDERAL PROJEG   Former Director of Operation  At Nitrate Plant in Ala bama Bares Many “Wasteful Expenditures.”

JOHNSON'SPLITS N. JERSEY VOTE WITH GEN. WOOL   Gets 12, Wood 16 of Delegates General Wood Has the State py 1224

Will Make Every Effort 'To Break Whiskey Ring   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer De: clares He Will Uncover Corruption Among Employes of His Denartment.

Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Says Every Whisky Ring Agent to Be

ARAMER PLEDGES CLEANUP   Attempt To Uneover Whiskey Ring  PROBE IS PROMISED  a me tee  First Dickens Is Made In Washington   PROBE IS PROMISED

HOLLAND GUARDS FORMER PRINCE   Torpedo Boat is Dispatched te Oesterland, Wieringen Island, Today.   STRUGGLE DEADLOCKED

DENY COMPROMISE BETWEEN EBERT AND ROYALIST   erman Peace Delegates i Paris Say President Re ec wae le ce hie:

GUARD CROWN “PRINCE.   Datch ‘Torpedo Boat Arrives at Wieringen Island.

CEASE 10 PUBLISH GALT LAKE HERALL   Owners Buy Telegram and Stop Pub. ‘Hcation .of Herald; Field” Was Crowded,

PAPER'S OWNERS BUY TELEGRAN CO HALE   Utah Capital to Have Onh One Morning Daily, Announcemeni   EVENING PUBLICATION’S STAFF TO BE INTACT   Six Afternoon Issues and One On Sunday A. M. Is New Arrancemeni

DOMINANT FIGURE AT CONVENTION   French Lick Rendezvous For Democratic Leaders - This Week

BOSS TAGGART TO CONTROL AFFAIRS ATSAN FRANCISCO   DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NO MINEE WILL BE DOMINANT FIGURE AT CONVENTION   ‘i MAKE OR BREAK THOMAS R, MARSHALL

ROOT DEPARTS FOR ENGLAND   To Attend Meeting in London eo World Court Organizing Committee.

ELIHU ROOT SAILS FOR LONDON MEETING   He Will Help Organize an International Court

VERY DULL DAY IN PROCEEDINGS AT CONVENTION   REPRESENTATION IN SOUTH TO BE CUT

SECOND DAY OF CONVENTION UNEVENTFUL   Proceedings of Second Day’s Session Occupy About One Hour.   CHAUNCEY DEPEW ENTERTAINS   Veteran Poiitician Makes Speech Bris thing With Wit—Southern Representation to Be Cut for Next Re publican National Convention.

a —— EE OT  BIG CONVENTION   Proceedings of Second Day’s Session Occupy About ’ One Hour.   CHAUNCEY DEPEW' ENTERTAINS   Veteran Politician Makes Speech Bris — tling With Wit—Southern Representation to Be Cut for Next Republican National Cohvention.

WOULD PUT OVER KNOX OR SPROUL   Big Eastern Delegations in an Alleged Combination,   SECOND SESSION UNEVENTFUL   Delegates Give Ear to Venerable Chauncey Depew and a Woman Delegate From Kansas—Changes Recommended by Committees on Rules and Credentials Are Approved, Lowden Suggested For Second Place.

5.0. P. CONVENTION INSHORT SESSION   Second Day’s Proceedings Oc: cupy About One Hour.   DEPEW IN THE SPOTLIGHT   Veteran’s Humorous Speech, the Adoption of Minor Committee Reports, and a Motion to Adjourn Constituted the Day’s Work.

GETS 33000 VOLTS OF ELECTRICITY   David Kilpatrick of Malvern, While Working on Transmission - Line, Recelves Full Charge of Wires -—   Badly Burned, a

Elihu Root is Object of Cox’: Attack Today In Wilson’: Home State—Says Lodge Reservations Were Not  Offered In Good Faith

GOV. COX DECLARES ROOT EVADES REPLY   Says Latter Pias Not Corvactad "Mis statement" and Must Do Sa Geos ta Naw Jorsey,.

BOOZE PROGE MiNY HIT BUG OFFICIALS   Report Says Two Congressmen Are invoived in Bribe.   INFORMER PLACED IN HIDING   H, A. Sadier, New York Broker, Who Confessed, Placed in Sanitarium Under Guard — Eleven Men Named as Leaders.

HIGH OFFICIALS IN BOOZE RING   Two Congressmen Reported Involved in $30,000 Whisky Bribe,   JUDGE LANDIS TO TAKE CASE   Eleven Men, Named as Leaders o Gang, Government Officiaty, Distill. ers, Saloon Men and Whisky Runners Involved.

ADMINISTER SACRAMENT T0 LORD MAYOR MacS WINEY   Bonar Law In Reply to the Labor. Party’s Appeal In Behalf of Hunger Striking Trish Prisoner, Asserts That His Release Means Law’s Breakdown   96 OTHERS ON HUNGER STRIKE

MAG SWINEY 16  STILL ALE   Lloyd George Denies Request of. . N.Y,  reereent as fo Detees

SONAR LAW OAYa MAGOWINEY 10 JUSTLY TREATED   Announces Government Policy to Labor Party  Query.   General Condition of Lord Mayor Is Reported as Unchanged.

CAMPAIGN SPEECH MADE BY HARDING   Nominee Appeals for Preservation of Americanism.   FOR PHONOGRAPH RECORD

CAMPAIGK SPEEGH MANE BY HAARINE   Nomince Appeals for Preserva +. tion of Americanism,   FOR PHONOGRAPH: ARECCAD

Precautionary Measure Taken to Guard against a Possible Sinn Fein Attack, Already Reported —-Bomb outrage and Fires Terrorize Citizens of Cork—-Black and Tams Frus trate Firemen’s Work.

DAASTIC MEASURED OF PRECAUTION ARE TAKEN SATURDAY   Both Houses Of Parliament Are Closed To the Public.   RESIDENCE GUARDED   Attack Expected From Irish Leads To Stern Preventive Steps.

PLOT T0 BLOW YP LONDON   Both Houses of Parliment Closed io Public

SHUT PARLIAMENT HOUSES TO PUBLIC; FEAR TROUBLE IN IRELAND OVER SUNDAY

60-MILE GALE IN WEST   Rocky Mountain States Swept by Higl Wind Which Blew Down Telegraph Poles and Destroyed Homes.

AGREE ON RAIL LECISLATION   Provision Is Made for Federal Appeal  Board to Be Appointed by ghia Beene toes

R.R. BILL READY  FOR CONGRESS; LABOR CLAUSE IS REVARIPEL   Strike Disputes Must Be Referred to Federal Board.   DECISION THEN .WOULD BE FINAL   Commission to Consis of Men Named by President.

OTRIKES AFFECTING INTERSTATE TRADE MUST GO TO COMMISSION   FINDINGS OF APPEAL BOARD TO BE FINAAL IN SUCH CASES   VINE MEMBERS WILL SIT IN THIS TRIBUNAL AND PUBLIC, LABOR AND EMPLOYERS WILE ALL BE REPRESENTED

‘THREATENED: STRIKE CAUS CHANGES. IN CONFERENE       DECISION OF .FEDERAL  BO RD - IS NOW. MADE FINA DARD.                Hines Approves Changes and: Talk Them Over With Union: Oifielnis Monday.  :

GONFEREES AGREE Ot AAILWAY LEGISLATION   PLAN TO HAYE REPORT READY PRESENTATION TO HOUSE “TOMORROW.

Labor Clause Is Only Pro. vision Changed In Rail  Pasure.,   FEDERAL BOARD OF APPEAL IS PROVIDED   President's and Se Senate’s Ac tion Practically Thing. Says Cummins.

CONGRESS AGRELS OVER LEGISLATION AFFECTING ROADS   ee eh ee Poa ee Min Pes  2   REPORT READY FOR HOUSE   President® * Orennonal ie 4 rate Tr

AGREEMENT REACHED ON RAILROAD BILL   Heuse and Senate Conferees Will Sign Measure Today Which Will Be S-nt To Lower Branch of Congere*®s

RAILROAD BILL AGREED TO   House and Senate Conferees Hope te Have Report Ready fer Signatures Teday.

‘NOT PLANNING A CLOSED SHOP   Shipping Board Denies Having An) Sach Intention.

TRUNK CRIME. ~ STILL BAFFLES   Detroit Police Working on ' Mystery of Slain “ Woman °

MYSTERY QVER WOMAN'S DEATH GROWS DEEPER   TRUNK AND ARTICLES OF CLOTHING SENT TO DE. TROIT AUTHORITIES, TC ATD IN SOTTITION   Anlysis of ‘Train T day May Show Cause of Death—Organs Removed from Body.

ANALIZE BRAIN OF MURDERED WOMAN FOR GAUSE DEATH   Think Chemical Anal. ysis Will Show Method Used by Slayer

HUNT FOR MAN IN BAFFLING TRUNK MURDER CASE EXTENDED   Search In Mexico for Alleged Husband of 19-YearOld Victim.

MAN HUNT EXTENDED ~ TO MEXICO   AUTHORITIES COMBING NATION IN SEARCH FOR HUSBAND OF MURDERED WOMAN.   LEROY MYSTERY DEEPENS   Three Men Are Held in Various Parts of Country Suspected of Being Eugene Leroy.

IDENTITY OF BODY FOUND IN TRUNK NOT:SOLVED .   New York Police I Have Sent to Detroit Officers to See ‘What Can Be Found There

Suspects are Rounded Up In ‘Lawrence, Kan., Buffalo, N. Y., and Other Places. Victim Positively Identified as Mrs Lerov.’

TRUNK MURDER CASE UNSOLVED   Hunt for Murdered Woman’s Husband Extended to Mixico—Buffalo  Woman Declares Leroy  was Her Husband.    NEW ANGLES SEEN

MURDER MYOTERY PUT UP TO DETROIT POLIGE 10 SOLVE   No Clue to Identity of Slain Woman Discovered in Examination of Body.   TRUNK SHIPPED BACK TO THE MICHIGAN CITY   Special Detail of Detectives There Assigned to Task, but Have Little to Work on Chemical Analysis of Brair May Help in Investigation.

SHIFTED TO DETROIT _ BY NEW YORK AU“PHOORITING   Trunk Which Concealed. a Woman’s. Nude Body for More Than a Month and Other Evidence Sent ‘Detroit from Whence It War Shinned Jnne 10.

FIND GLEW IN TRUNK MYSTERY   Former Chauffeur is Suspectec Of Sending Body of Womar To New York Expressman   Letter Directing Expressman To Hold Trunk is Received And Given To Police.

REMOVAL OF VITAL ORGANS HINDERS WORK OF POLICE   Mystery “urrounding Death of Un identified Young Wemaao i« Shifted te Detroit.

DEATH OF WOMAN JAMMED IN TRUNK STILL A MYSTERY   New York Authorities Shift the Latest Trunk Mystery to Detroit Police.

NY, MYSTERY  RETARD 1  AUTHORITIES N MICHIGAN   Police Search for Clues to Identity of Shipper of Death Trunk   NAMES OBTAINED BUT NO ARRESTS   Information Obtained as to Le Roys, Mentioned in Strange Case

DENTS OF BODY. IS NOT DISCOVERED   ‘Cresene Find Is Sent to Detrcit In Effort to Solve Mivstery.

SOLUTION OF _ TRUNK MYSTERY "UP TO DETROE      Container of Mutilated Body, ‘q “Woren Sent to Officers There ax Clue.   EXAMINATION OF BRAIN   May Eevee! Now Victim Met Dosth fanonsburg, Pa, Anthoritias / Be lieve Body ig ‘That of Former Rosh deni of That Phice Whe Msappenrer

DETROMT POLICE ASKED 10 SOLVE TRUNK MYSTER}   New York Police Send Trunk and Clothing to the City Wheace Is Came.   EXPRESSMAN GIVES A CLEW   Has Letter From “A. A. Tatum’ —aAutopsy Fails to Af= ford Light.

STIL NNO CLEWS TO TRUNK: NUDE   Three Men Under Arrest on Suspicion But Probably None is One Wanted.

Ilo BILL 1 “Pho QUICKLY OATS PREMIER   Measure Understood to Be Drastic Declared Certain of Adoption in Two Days   REDS BELIEVED BEHIND OUTBREAKS IN IRELAND   WIL NOT RE BEATEN 1% BQUALIT CONSPIRACY, FITH. ER RUSSIAN OR AMERICAN. ASSERTS LLOYD GEORGE.

MORE POWER TO BE GIVEN BRITISH AUTHORITIE:   Parliament Will Take Unusual Measures to Suppress Disordere Throtighout Ireland.

ROMANCE ENDS IN MARRIAGE,   Watson Smith and Ves. Harlan Un ited ul Wedlock.

ROMANCE ENDS EN. MARRIAGE,      Watson Smid. andi ies. Harkin “en.  y oi ited in Wi valock,

MT.. VERNON NEEDS COAL   Shortage Is Worse Than During the Recent Strike of Miners.

DAVE GARRANZ) LOVAL DEFENSE   Assassins Make Surprise Attack on General  TRICKED BY HERRERO   Professing Loyalty He Offers Hospitality and Posts Guards Who Attack and Kill President — Supporters Fought Valiantly According to Statement of Barracan

GARRANZA CHIEF TELLS OF KILLING   Rifles Were Fired Into Hu Where He Slept,   CRIME LAID TO HERRERO   Treachery of Fleeing President's Host ‘Described by Chief of Staff—only One Beside Himself Slain,

DETAILS OF DEATH OF CARRANZA ARE GIVEN   LATE PRESIDENT’S CHIEF OF STAFF SENDS MESSAGE TO OBREGON,   ATTACKED WHILE SLEEPING   Claims Attackers Met With Strong Resistance From Fugitive's Party and Defense Was General.

ARRANZA LURED TO HUT   CHIEF OF STAFF DENIES FRIENDS ABANDONED HIM TO FOES

Details Sent to “7  “Conscience Clear, Cays nya]  Killing Took Place a Tlaxcalantong.o   Flag on U. S. Embassy at Half-Staff

PRESIDENT CARRANZA _ KILLED BY BETRAYER   General Herrero, Professing Loyalty, Joins Fugi tive Ruler’s Party and Opens Attack While Carranza Is Sleeping   REBELS REPUDIATE ASSASSINATION   In Washington Official Circles, Prospective Po litical Developments Overshadow Murder— Mexico Chooses Temporary Ruler Today

DEATH CAME AT HAND OF TRAITOR   CARRANZA SHOT AS HE LAY ASLEEP   Assassins Flee Into Mountains. Death Penalty Ordered For Herrero.

HERRERO lo REOPUNGIBLE FOR MURDER OF GARRARZA   His Forces Killed First Chiei Afier the Latter Had Been Offered and Accepted Their Hospitality.   SHELTER SURROUNDED WHILE HE WAS ASLEEP   Attack Launched at 4 O’clock in the Morning; the Attackers Had Carefully Planned Their Crime.

POLICY IS ONE OF HATE AND INTRIGUE   Attack “Oligarchy” for Ate tempting to Fasten Its Creed Upon Rank and File of Party —Says Harding Tool of “Ring.”

Cox Raps Republicans in Five Speeches Saturday   Governor Grows Militant in Attack on “Senatorial Ring” and Declares Harding Will Never Have Opportunity to Undertake to Form an Ass®ciation of Nations,

Railroad Administration to be Reorganized to Prepare for Return of Roads March

HINES WORKS ON REDAGANIZATION   Rail Adimnistration Is Being Mo!ded Into a Government Liquidating Agent.

PREPARE RAILRCALS FOR THEIR RETURI   Director General Hines Starts Work Today On Reorganization,   CREATES NEW DIVISION

PREPARE FOR RETURN OF RAILROADS   TO THEIR OWNERS ON MARCH FIRST BEGUN TODAY   By Director General Hines — Max Thelan Placed in Charge of the Liquidation Division First Step.

PREPARING FOR.  DET UPN GF BOA   Hines Regins Reorganization of Rail road Administration As Government’s Liquidating Agent.

RAIL ADMINISTRATION PREPARES FOR RETURN OF ROADS TO OWNERS         Reorganization in.- Process ‘ te Prepare for Work of Liqui- datine Railways         RETAIN DIVISIONS OF LAW, FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING   Max: Thelan Made Head of New _ Liquidating Division:

PREPARING 10 RETURN ROADS   Director General Hines is Reorganizing the Railroad Administration for Task.

PREPARE TQ RETURN ROADS TO OWNERS   Directér Hines Starts Machiner, In Motion For Final Adjustment.

HARDING RESTS AND. EXPRESSES KEEN PLEASURE   Republican Gains In: Both Senate and ‘House Give President-elect Working Majority In Legislative  a Rexwek   CONGRATULATIONS FROM COX

IS HAPPY TG SEE CONGRESS .SG      HAD FEARED HIS “‘#ANDS WOULD BE TIEO-RY OPPOSITION

BEGIN BOOMS FOR CABINET   GOSSIP STARTED ON HARDING’S OFFICIAL CABINET.    SCORES OF NAMES MENTIONED   Ferecasts Purely Speculative and Without Sanction of Presidenteleet——Place-hunters Are Bombarding Him.

MANIFEST AT MAJORITIES   Avalanche of Congratulatory T Received by President Elect.

Interest Now. Centered  on Persennel of Cabinet to Be Named by Harding

HARDING'S CABINET. ~ JS QUESTION. NOW   From Great Array of Brains and Ability Within Repub - ican Fold, Selection of Able  Aides ts Embarrassment of Rirhoe

HARDING 10 HAVE SENATE AND HOUSE FOR ASSISTANTS   Not to Be Handicapped by Party Opposition in Congressional Affairs.   Already Officeseekers Are After Him and He’s Going on a Trip.

CARLY START OF CABINET GOSSIP   Many Names of Prominent Party Men Mentioned  HARDING IS RRATIFIEN   Assurances of Large Working Majorities in Both Houses of Congress is Pleasing to Pre. sident-Elect. Advance Guard of Secret Service Arrives tc Take Over Duties

PLEASED OVER SENATE RESUL]   Harding Expresses Keen Pleasure When He Learns That His Hands “Wai Not Be -Tied   CABINET GOSSIP ON   Rost, Knox, Lodge, Haghes,.Hoc yer, Wood, Lowden, Weeks and Daughezty Mentioned

GOSSIP ~ GONGERNS: ~——GARINET   Root, Knox, Lodge and Hoover Mentioned; Purely Speculative Says Harding.   PRESIDENT-ELECT EXPRESSES PLEASURE      Congratulations ‘Receive d From Cox; Wilson Remains Silent on Results.

JS HAPPY TQ Srp CONGRESS SQ   HAO PEARED HIS-RANDS - WOULD BE TIRO-RY OPPOSITING

PRESIDENT-ELECT Hd MOUNTAINS OF CONGRATULATIONS   Expresses Keen Pleasure Over Republican Majority in Senate and House.

SPECULATION ON CABINET GROWS   Dozens of Names Mentioned As Probable Selections for Official Circle   COX SENDS TELEGRAM   President-Elect. Rests After Election Night Tension; Reviews Late Returns

TRIUMPH NOT PERSONAL ONE   VICTORY FOR G. 0. P. PRINC IPLES SAYS HARDING   President-Elect Greatly Pleased ‘That Senate and House Are Behind Him.

GAININ CONGRESS PLEASES HARDING   bas, Working Parly Majority In Bolh Houses,   SURPRISED AT PLURALITIES

SENATE ELECTION CHIEF GONGERN OF PRESIDENT-EUECT   Expresses Pleasure At Prospeci Larger Republican Majority In Congress.   SELECTION OF CABINET SUBJECT OF SPECULATION   Many Congratulatory Mograges Are Being Reeeived By Successful Candidate.

HARDING WILL SAIL FOR PANAMA AT EARLY DATE, OFFICE SEEKERS ACTIVE

Harding’s Chief Interest Is in liake-Up of Congress   President-Elect Spends Day Scanning Election Returns —Gossip About Cabinet Includes Names of Root, Hoover, Wood, Lodge, Knox, Lowdeh, Weeks and Others—Besieged by Office-Seckers.

Regards Triumph’ as ‘One for Issties ” ‘an :                 SPECULATIONS AS. TO ‘CABINET: CHOICE      site ‘to! Aid ‘Senators

REPUBLICANS ARE IN COMPLETE CONTROL   HARDING TO ASSUME OFFICE wiin G. v. ¥. HUUSE AND SENATE  4   NAMES FOR CABINET   Lodge, Root, Wood. Hoover, Lowden, auviics and Knox Mentioned in Political Gossin.

QUITE NATURAL * ~ FOR MR. HARDING ‘TO BE PLEASEL   SPENT FIRST DAY AS PRESIDENT ELECT REVIEWING THE ELECTION RETURNS

HARDING IS PLEASED WITH “HIS CONGRESS   Presient-Elect Now Guarded by Secret Service Men — Dope on Cabinet.

‘ROPER TO RESIGN HIS POST   / . Inte rnal Revenue. Bureau Chief An: nounces Intentions,

INTERNAL REVENUE HEAD 10 Cuil MARGH 15   Will Leave Vacant One ot Most Important Posts in Government!

Both Sides Want io Name Successor As Revenue * Head Resigns.   ro OUIT PUBLIC LIFE   Bureau Has Become Greatest Tax Collecting Agency in World.

ROPER TALKS OF RESIGNING   Administered Greatest Ta‘ Collecting Agency World Has Ever Known.

ROPER 10 QUIT REVENUE POS!   Resignation Willi Leave Va. cant One Most Important Government. Places.

ROPER TO QUIT REVEN '” COMMISSIONER'S. OFFICE           nResignation Ta Go In ‘atter First: a  statment Income: and Excess

DANIEL ROPER IS TO RESIGN IN NEAR FULURE   Sommissioner of Internal Rev enue Soon to Resign Office   Holds One of The Most !mportant Government Positions.

SUFFRAGE RECEIVES ANOTHER BLOW BEFORE MISSISSIPPI HOUSE      ‘Ratification Amendment De feated Four to One—No Vote in Delaware

Mississippi Legislature Defeats Suffrage 4¢to 1   PLANS FOR VOTE NAF DISRUPTEL   ————EE——  DELAWARE HOSE FALLS 1 acT ON SUPRPEAGE AMENDMENT.

SUFFRAGE FAILS IN STATE OF MISSISSIPPI   Constitutional Majority Still Lacking by One Vote.

MORE OF SOUHERN “CHIVALRY” BRAN   Mississippi House Blocks State From Becoming Decisive Suffrage Factor.

HOUSE REFUSES TOJOIN SENATE RATIFICATION   Vote in Delaware Delayed by Friends of the  Resolution.

MISulSolPPIAN WOULD AATHER GO 10 HELL THAN GIVE VOTE 10 FEMALES   House Refuses to Join Senate. Drown ing Speakers With Hoots. Jeers and Oatealls

SUFFRAGE HOPES “ARE: rin   One. Member Sade ‘He’ Would Rathe ‘Die and: Go'to ‘Hades Thar: to! ae

EFUSES 10 FAVOR SUFFRAGE MEASURE   Mississippi House Declines t Reverse Action.   FINAL ACTION I$ TAKEN   Jote cn Disagreement With State Senate 84 to 23— Delaware Fails to Make Decision on Amendment-—Republican Part¥ Leaders Make Appeal for Ratification,

SUFFRAGE FAILS IN MISSISSIPPI: UP TO DELAWARE   House in Southern State Re jects Amendment by 94 to 23.

SUFFRAGE BEATEN ~INVMISSISSIPP! BY ALARGE MAJORITY   House Against Ratifying by Vote of 94 to 23—Action is  Final

'D GO 10 HELL RATHER THAN I'D LET WOMEN VOTE SHOUTS SOLON   Mississippi House Re fuses to Reverse   Its Previous   Action.

WHEAT AND CORN ARE STILL TUMBLING, TAKE OTHER CEREALS   Flour Quoted at $10.90 Per Barrel in Car Load Lots   OCTOBER CORN WAS MORE ACTIVE

GRAIN CONTINUES DOWNWARD COURSE   COING a NT Ww ITH KEDUCTIONS I VIeEAT PRICES FLOUK ALSO HAS DROP,

WHEAT AND CORN CRASHING DOWN TO NEW BOTTOMS   Further Reductions in Price of Flour Reported From Minneapolis   DECEMBER DELIVERY OF WHEAT CLOSES AT $1.89! ON CHICAGO MARKET

CHAUFFEUR GIVES HANON DEATH CLUI   Tells of Driving Womar Sought In Case From Dallas to Cisco, Texas.

ABW  T THOUGH   SOVIET, RESERVES. FORWARE      L Litetek fo Gonterér a

WETS   THAWUH               iS61A 3) WBADY Oo. ", ® ; “wir HOR AW SOME CLAUSES   SHEL: “ESE Ay y Fant ARE

IGNORES SOVIET PLAN   U. S. SNUBS PLEA SENT OUT BY MOSCOW.   Proposal Received in Washington Is Merely an Attempt to Spread Red Propaganda.

WILE NOT CONSIDER PLAN.   Soviet Russia's Proposal Will Not be Taken Up.

RUSS: PEACE. OFFER   ROLSHEVIK OVERTE KY UNIPED               i Also Received as Propaganda,

Hoo PcALE OFFER   BOLSHEVIK OVERTURE RiegkerT. ED KY UNITED STATES.   Japan and Rounimtnia Also Received  , Note Regarded as Propaganda,

U. S. SNUBS RED PLAN   Washington to Ignore Piea From  Soviet Government,   (t le Regarded as Merely an Attempt ta Spread Bolshevik Propaganda.

U. S. SNUBS REDS’ PLANS FOR PEACE   Washington to ignore Plea From Soviet Government.   it is Regarded as Merely an Attempt to Spread Bolshevik * Propaganda.

DEMOCRATS NOW TAKE THEIR TURN   SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS  INQUIRY INTO OTHER SIDE,    GOVERNMENT EWPLOYES ASK ED FOR $10 CONTRIBCTIONS,   Even Democratic - Senators *Agrec That the Demaul Was “Despicable ant Iuexcasabie.” .

INVESTIGATORS OPEN FINAL HEARING      Last Day at Chicago Today—Next Session to Be Held in East

WiLL TRY MEN OF MATEWAN MINE WAR   Witnesses, Jecmmen¢ and Andilence Searched for Arms Before Entering Court Room,

MINE WAR  HEARINGS  AVINCHFD   Panel of 200 Men Sum moned   GUARDS ARE PLACED

A Fued Trial in Virginia ; _ Recalls Matewan Killin;   All the Jurymen and Witnesses Are Searched for Weapons and. Visitots Made to Leave Cine at Lotel.

24 FACE CHARGE OF KILLING   Accused of Slaying Seven Detect: tives in West Vircinia

WEST VIRGINIA MINE MURDERS UP FOR TRIAI   Panel of 200 Summoned for July in Killing of Seven Detectives

SUMMON 200 MENFOR JURY   SELECTING JURY TO HEAR THI CASES OF 24 MEN ACCUSED OF KILLANG SEVEN DETECTIVES.   OPECAUTIONS ARE. TAKEN   Jurymen, W itnesses and Spectators Searched For   Arms Before They Are Allowed to Enter Court Room,  AN Prospective

BASTILE DAY OBSERVED BY THE FRENCH NATION   Brilliancy of Military. Review Marred By Absence of the “ President and Foch.

FRANCE UNITES IN OBSERVANCE OF BASTILE DAY   American Doughboys a Coblenz Participate it Celebration Today.

FRANCE CELEBRATES        ey Marche on, National Holl geyvt. Parla (olor Hodecked.

Paris One Vast Playground as _ Populace Joyously Celebrates ~ Closing of Notorious Bastile

PARIS ASSUMES APPEARANCE 0 F VAST PLAYGROUND   Wilson Sends Tribute to France From American People

FOREIGN WAR HERES MAY VISIT AMERICA AS CHESTS OF THE LEPION   AMERICAN OFFICIALS, FPRENCH ‘ND BRITISH EMBASSIES PRESS INVITATION,

IRISH TOWN SACKED, TWO CIVILIANS KILLEL   Balbriggan. Near Dublirt,_ At: tacked In Retaliation Rae ' Marder of Officer. .. fee  on

lwo Civilians Are Slain, Sey eral Are Wounded, In Attack   SLAYING OF POLICE OFFICIAL AVENGED.   Cork Mayor Still Alive, Seeret Feeding Stories Are Denied

TWO. CIVILIANS ARE SLAIN ; -DURING SACKING OF IRISH ~ TOWN AS ACT OF REPRISAI

IND SEVERAL HURT   City Of Balbriggan 20 Miles Northeast Of Dublin Attacked.

AGREE AND PARTY BEGIN TRIP Tf ATHENS   Royalists Cheered by Great Crowd at Station in Lucerne —Plan Triumphal Entry Into Capital.

GREEK KING AND QUEEN START HOME   NO CEREMONY ATTENDS DEPARTURE FROM LUCERNE TODAY.

DUGG IH PAT DUNO TAN TINE TARES FAR HAE   Two Greeks, Who Came Bearing Gifts, Are Held Un at Milan.   ATTACK WAS FEARED   Former King Starts © for Athens to Accept the Throne

Constantine Leaves _ Lucerne Returning to Throne of Greece   Departure without Ceremony but Marked by Cheers of — Crowd at Station

He, Queen Sophie, Members of Thei: Family and Suites Leave For Athens.

KING CONSTANTINE AND ROYAL PARTY ON WAY TO GREECE   Former Ruler, Recalled by His People. Leaves Lucerne  to Resume Throne   MONARCH WON'T STAY LONG   REPORT GENEVA DISPATCHES   Claim Constantine Will Abdicate Within: Short Time

CONSTANTINE: ON WAY: TOGREECE   Former King of Greece Leaves Luverne With Family to -Reoccupy Throne. .”   BOMBS .ARE. DISCOVERED   Bombs Aro Found.

U. S. NEED FEAR NO PANIC    Chicago Banking Business Conditions Have improved 100 Per Cent Since September 1,

SGOUR LEXINGTON FOR KIDNAPER   Paul Little’s ‘Abductor ts Sought in Kentucky City

Detectives Trail Boy’s .. Kidnaper. But Chances Of Capture Dwindling

APPLAUD. OPPOSITION TO -THIRD TERM FOR WIL;       Democrats and Republicans in Hous Cheer Statement that Inumediate Dis: avowal of Candidacy Desirable

HOUSE CHEERS AS QUESTION IS RAISED TODAY   HUMPHRY SAYS PRESIDENT SHOULD NOT ASK POR ‘THIEE TERM,

WANT EXPRESSION FROM PRESIDEN      Miscissip 9 Wilson Shouk Announce Immediately That He Is Not a Candidate

Representative Humphreys, of Mississippi, Declares Wil. son Should Publicly Refuse to Make Race.   DEMOCRATIC ATTACK IS GREETED BY CHEERING   Minority Leader Kitchin Backs Speech Marking South’s Revolt Against Party; “Drifting From Moorings.”

WILSON SHOULD _ ANNOUNCE HE'S. ~ NOT CANDIDATE   So Declared Humphrey of Mississippi in a Speech in. the House—Applauded by Both Parties

HUMPHREYS CRITICIZES WILSON FOR SILENCE    RepresentativeSays President Should ‘State He is Not Candidate for ! Third Term.

Thinks Wilson Shouldn’t Run   CUAGRESS MAN Jit MPHRBEYS S4YS PRESIDENT SHOPELD WAKE A DECLARATION

WILSON SHOULD: NOT RUN FOR THIRD TERM   Representative’ Humphrey, Mississippi. Says President Should An: neunee Dumediately Rhat He  Is Not Candidar:

WILSON ASKED TO DENY THIRD TERN GANDINAR   Humphreys, _Decl Declares Dems  “Sensed: Dangér-In. Air’ Adopting 1° Term Alc? To

‘THIRD TERM FOR WILSON   Wamphreys Says President Should  Declare Viniself.

AKO WILD  10 REVEAL STAND ON  SAU TERM   Johnson Is First and Onl: Aspirant on California  Ticket So Far

PRESIDENT IN BETTER HEALTH   Wilson “Strongly Desirous” of Reading Message to Congress

3300 QUARTS OF , 5 WHISKEY SEIZED   Tyo -oMen on New York Grice Atr pested in Providencs,

IS AMOUNT ASKED BY TREASURER UPHAM SO FAR   For Repub!ieaa Nation?!, Stata, Sen atoial and Congcessiona! Cempaiges.

TRUSTIES ARE CAUGHT.   Men Escaped From Sing Sing One Week Ago Pursued to New Hampshire Hills.

BEFORE “DEMS” IN CONVENTION   PRAISES LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT WILSON IN NOMINATING SPEECH TODAY

RAILROADS OF COUNTRY CLOSE THEIR CASE   Further Hearings Suspended by In terstate Commerce Commission Until Jane 7.

RAILROADS CLOSE THEIR CASE   Finish Arcament in Sappeort of  Miazhber Freight Hates.

SENATE LEADERS WORKING TO AVOID DISAGREEMENT’   Trying to Avoid Open Break over Ladge Treaty Reservations; Merc ~ Optimism: Shown Today.

LEADERS WILL ENDEAVOR 10 SHUN BREA   Final Bi-Partisan Conference On Peace Treaty Will Be Held Late Wednesday.  Lodge Reservation On Voting Power Only Stumbling Block

BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE INDICTED      EDDIE CICOTLIE TREATED CHARGES AS nuer JOKE   THROWING WORLD'S SERIES   Eddie Cicotte, Chiude ~ Williams “Chick” Gandel, “Happy” -Pelseli Charles Risberg, Joe Jackson, Pred MeMullen and Buck  Weaver In   gtefed, oe * ..

Pd “e Never Met Maharg, » Alleges Cicotte Came “to His Room In New York  ,

CIGOTTE HAS NEVER MET BOXER WHO TOLD OF “FIXING” PLAYERS   White Sox Pitcher Testifies at Baseball Scandal Investigation That He Does Not Know Maharg, Who Issued Statement That He Was Involved in $100,000 Plot to Throw World Series Games Last Year.

STANDARD OIL CUTS A ‘MELON   25,000 Employes of Indiana Unit Given Op. portunity to Share in $12,500,000 Stock on 50.50" Basic   PARTICULARS

‘STANDARD OIL  CUTS BIG MELON   WILL PAY HALF OF PRICi ON STOCK SOLD T0 EMPLOYES.

PONZT RECEIVER 10 BE APPOINTED   Bankruptey Proceedings Are Being Heard Today; Ponzi Still in Jail,

COURT PUSHES CASE OF  TANTET HAYS COMPAN   Judg6iandis Orders Two Bankers to Testify in Bankruptcy Investigation

WORK CUT OUT FOR POINCARE      Former President of Kraace On  Reparation Commission.

GERMANS. TO PRINT EXTRADITION LIST   Will Make Names Public  Forestall Confusing the  German People.

GERMANY WILL PUBLISH NAMES OF THE ACCUSED   Government Also Announces Intention to Investigate the. Charges of Alfies.   OPEN MILITARY RECORDS    German Captain Beiore Court In ‘Alsace Found Guilty as Accused.

NAMES OF PERSONS WANTED BY ALLIES TO BE PUBLISHED   Germany Will Issue the List in Book Form for the Information of the People.

GERMANS WILL PUBLISH NAMES OF ALL DEMANDED      Vian to Forestull Any Attempt to Confuse Public Biased Reporta; Students Angry,

Government to Meet Allied Ex. tradition Demand with Own Investigation Results

Will Publish List of Persons Demanded By Allies For Extradition For War Crimes.

BERLIN: TO MAKE PUBLIC THE LIST   Plan to “Forestall Any Attempt to Con_ fuse ‘Public by Biased Reports” — “Regarding Extradition, :

lg PUBLISH N ae   So Announces German Govern: — ment.in Extradition Matter —Hungary’s Delegation Ar'pive—Victory for the Danes:

ONE MAN LOSES LIFE, EIGHT INJURED   Side of Plant Blown Out at Muskegon, Mich

RECKLESS WASTE OF   Billions for Guns and Air _ Implements and Few  Ever Reached the   U.S. Boys.

‘WILD IN ITS EXTRAVAGANCE   Lodge <Aecuses Administration of  Reckleas Expenditures.

PLANS TO SEEK AID FROM GOV. PHILIPE   District Attorney Will Submit Evidence on the Hurley  eo >

FIND FEDERAL AGENTS KILLED SALOON KEEPER   CORONER'S JURY RETURNS VER. DICT HOLDING OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR SHOOTING

STORING ORDER  IN GERMANY   NATION NOW MENACED BY RADICALS   Serious Trouble, However, Is Confined To Industrial Centers.

Ten Wells Were Completed in Alle gany Field, With New Preduction: of 18 Barrels, .

JANUARY WELLS YIELD MORE Ol   Though Increase in Field is Very Moderate  LESS WELLS DRILLING   yontinued Co'd Weather Restricts Field Operations to Moderate Proportions — Bradford District Shows Falling Off in Completions nuit. Mindat

POLES CONTINUE TO BATTER LINES   Bolsheviks Retreat Slightly In Several Sectors: While the Peace Parleys Are Being Conducted Successfully it is  Rolls owed.

Struggle Continues in Lomberg Sector, with Polish Forces Successfully Resisting Russian Onslaughts

MONE CHOSEN TO FIT CITY OFFICES   MEN DEFEATED, FEMINISM CAPTURED CITY OF YONCALLA, ORE.

WOMEN WILL RULE A TOWN   Feminism Triamphart in Every Instance in Manictpal Election  at Yonealin. Ore.

Republicar Officials _ , Support Tax G ugh   They Unite on Voteto Defeat an Effort to _ Cancel Unjust Hori zontal Increases. 

Republican Officials oupport Tax Gouge   They Unite on Vote tc Defeat an Effort to Cancel Unjust Hori zontal Increases.

DON’T KNOCK OFF TWO HOURS FOR DINNER   French Duchess Who Visited Not Consider Eating SeriousUnited States Says We Do ly Enough — Try to Simplifv the Performance.

AMERICAN FOOD “BAD, DUGHESS Hye BNI   French Noblewoman Arraign: U. S. for Performarice at  Dinner Table

LLL LLL LL  FRENCH DUCHESS CALLS AMERICAN FOOD INSIPID   Says in Book that People in United States Don't Know How to Einiov Their Meals.

FRENGH VISITOR SAYS AMERICANS CARELESS ABOUT FOOD THEY £4      OLD VIRGINIA HAM ONE OF THE FEW AMERICAN FOODS SHE REALLY ENJOYED,

PORTUGAL NOW HAS NEWEST KINT) HA’NT   Phantom Sewing Machine Has  Got the Superstiticous Natives Real Leer:;,

“FAXING” 10 nANEROUS   District Attorney Hints - at _ What Dodgers Would Have FA Done. to Gamblers.   NEW PLAN APPROVED   Scores Endorse Civilian Tribunal; Eddie Collins Flays White Sox Players.

SERIES NOT FIXED, PROBE INDICATE   BROOKLYN TEAM IS FREED OF ALL SUSPICION AFTER INVESTIGATION IN NEW YORK.

GAMBLERS MAKING NO EFFORT TO FIX GAMES   Brooklyn Players Would Resent “Fixers” Attempting Their Crooked Deals.

BROOKLYN CLUB CLEARED CHARGE FIXING’ PROBE   District Attorney Make: Investigation Clear ing N. L. Team.

NAUIRY fie EALS NO PLAN TL COMING SERIE!   Brooklyn Players Exoneratec After Examnation — Gamb ling Probers Begin Searct for Abe Attel.

FINDS SUPERBAS ARE ALL ON SQUARE   Fresno, Calif... Oct: 2.-~Jimgm)  Lewis.

DANGEROUS FOR GAMBLERS 10 Thy TO BRIBE ROBINS   No Brooklyn Player Approached in Attempt to Fix World Series.   EXAMINATION MEMBERS OF CLUB IS COMPLETED      White Sox Failed to Win Pennant This Year Because Two of Piayers Just Suspended Failed to Put Forth Best Efforts, Eddie Collins Says.

CLEAN BILL FOR DODGER CHAMPIONS   Would Have Been Danger our for Gamblers to Make Advances to League Winners.

AMBLER FEAR 10 TAY TO FI THE SUPERBAS   The Brooklyn National League Team Emerge Spotless from Examination Saturday.

38 RAILWAYS OF SOUTHWEST ASK HIGHER TARIFFS   Texas Cattle Shippers Object to Petition before Interstate Commerce Commission for Added RQ Porpant

Thirty-Eight Lines in Southwest Petition for 33.82 Per Gent Raise

38 RAILROADS ASK FOR BOOST   SEEK ADVANCE OF 32.82 PERCENT, INSTEAD OF 24 PERCENT.

WHEAT MARKET ‘SHRINKS BELOW $1.50 BUSHEI   Grain is Offered at $1.47 for . March Delivery, a Fall of 8 Cents a Bugshel. -

VALUES IN WHEAT AGAIN DECLINE   Market Drops Eight Cents To $1.47 Per Bushel for March Deliveries   owest ee ‘ie World War   Lowest Price Since World War Opened is Reached

COLD WAVE IN PRANCEH.   Weather Has Been Unusually Severe  far Savernt Tawa

Intimate Asse     te of Penns3 byanin Senntor Aswetts He in ‘Mage Wie Fas,

BRIBE TAKERS WILL FACE PROSECUTION   SHIPPING BOARD COUNSEL AS :SERTS GIVERS WILL ALSO ! BE PUNISHED.

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION DURING THE WAR TO SE PUNISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT   Vast Sums of Money Were Stolen By Crooked and Criminal Officials and Others Part the Cause of High Taxes, Waste, Extravagance and Inefficiency.

DECLARES GUILTY WILL BE PUNISHEL   Counsel For the Shipping Board Issues a Statement,

RIVAL MEETINGS BRELD.      Mannix and Anti-Mannty Sympathizers Mcet in Australia.

NSTI ANTAL MANNIX HFFA   Rival Meetings Held in whict “Protests and Approval-of th ‘Government’s Course: Ar Hurled Through the News   nanere.

F, W. FERNSLER HAS FINE HERD PURE BRED COWS   Will Dispose of Them at His Iona Farm, March 17th   RIC BUTTER COWS   Best Foundation stock Is In This Bunch of, Cattle

F. W. FERNSLER HAS FINE HERD PURE BRED COWS   Will Dispose of Them . at His Iona Farm, . . March 17th   Best Foundation Stock Is In This Bunch of Cattle

To Accept Mandate for Armenia Declined by Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

LS ee  IS AGAINST MANDATE   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reports Resolution.   Declines to Give Presidert Power to Accept Mandate Over Armenia.

OPPOSED TO MANDATE   SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS BODY REPORTS RESOLUTION.   Refuses to Give the President Powe to Accept Mandate as Asked in Message.

Clyne Charges That One of Dal yrmple'n Men Tsed Masonic Glienal far Conviction.

PROBE OF FEDERAL AGENTS   Clyne Charges That One of Dalyrmple’s Men Used Masonic *ienal fer Conviction.

EXPOSE OF LUNACY TRUST PROMISE OF ALIBIED CHALONER   Alleged Grandson of Astor, it California, Registers from “Compton,” lowa.

Parting Shots Exchanged By Big Guns of Both Parties .at Dawn of Zero Hour— Only Minor Activities Will Be Engaged In Be Lauce BDealasiannw Balan

CHAIRMAN HAYS GALLS IT -SILLY   Referring to the $25,000 Prize Offered by the Pro-League Independents.   CLASSES COX MESSAGE IN THE SAME CATEGOR’   Politely, But Plainly, Republican, Chairman Denominates “Rath ac ‘*Silly Business.’’

So. Presbyterian —  Church Benevolence:   Finance  ‘Stewards Recommend $4,_. 500,000 as the Budger for Church ‘ Renevol@nies.  -

So. Presbyterian ‘Church Benevolence      Finance  Stewards. Recommend S4, 500,000 as the Budget for Churel Benevolences.

‘MINERS’ PAY RAISED   THREE MINES IN BELLEVILLE SUBDISTRICT REOPEN.   More Men Go Out on Strike in Peorla District—Operators Call Conference.

3 COAL MINES REOPEN   Pits in the Belleville Subdistric Are Affected.   Operators Agree to Pay Increase— More Men Go Out in Peoria District.

THREE COAL MINES IN ILLINOIS OPE}   Pits in the Belleville Subdistrict Are Affected.   Operators Agree. to Pay Increase-More Men Go Out in Peoria. District.

BERMIANY Moot)  OPPORTUNITY 10 PARALYZE U. 0. CHIPPING SIMS   Kaiser Could Have Hit Merchant Vessels and Transports Fatal Blow Wit! Warships Says Admiral.   WARNING UNHEEDED BY THE NAVY DEPARTMENT   Daniels Had No Plan to Combat This Menace Until Ten Months After Fe Was Told of Situation,

oAYO GERMANY MISSED CHANGE   Sims Tells Committee Ship. ping of U.S. Could Have Been Paralyzed.

MooeD CHANCE TOSTRIKE BLOW   Germany Overlooked Her Great Opportunity   RAIDING OF CONVOYS   Would have Paralyzed Shipping and American Troop Movements to France, Admiral Sims Tells Senate Committee — Department Had No Plan

ENEMY MISSED CHANCE TO RAID CONVOYS   Wares of Admiral Sims Who Continues His Testimony,

TELLS HOW GERMANY COULD HAVE PARALYZED UJ. $. TROOP MOVEMENTS   Admiral! Sims Continues Revelation of Facts to Senate i Committee

SAYS BOCHE LOST BIG OPPORTUNITY   Use of Battle Cruisezs as Raiders Would Have Paralyzed Troop Movement.-Sims   GAVE DANGER WARNING   Months Elapsed, However, Without Formation of Plans to Combat Such Menace

HUNS MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO PARALYZE  U. S. SHIPPING   Little Bluff Ail That Was Needed, Says Admiral.   HEADS OF NAVY RELIED ON ALLIES   All Plans Based on a Wrong Promise, Sims Says.

Germany Missed Chance  _ to Hit Telling Blow:.on. - High: Seas, Says Sims

SIMS CONTINUES ATTACK ON NAVY   Tells How Germany Might Have Won World War by Making Bluff   ACCEPTED HIS- PLAN   Department Wanted to Know Admiralty’s Policy as to Use of Cruisers

GEAMANY MISSED AN OPPORTUNITY 10 -PARALYZE SHIPPINE   A Little Bluff Would Have Worked Havoc With American Troop Movement.   UNITY OF COMMAND ON THE SEAS SADLY LACKING   \lihough American Navy Department Was Warned of Datger of Battle (ruiser Raids Ten Months Hartier, li Had No Approved Plan to Combat Such Raids When Imminent,

EAMANY MISSED CHANGE 10 STOP U.5, TRANSPORTS   Could Have Raided Convoys ir Summer of 1918 Says  fae... _   NOTHING TO PREVENT THEM

SHIPS NOT READY TO. BATTLE-SIMS   Says Germany Missed Oppor tunity to Paralysis American Troop Movements.

WILDE MATCHED WITH MASO   Bout Will Be for Flyweight Cham pionship of World at Milwaukee.

NIGHT RAIN MADE THE FANS ANXIOUS   Faithin! Quartet Stoed in Line All Night to Be Snre oi Tickets Teday

NIGHT RAIN MADE  THE FANS ANXIOUS      Faithial Quartet Stood in’ Line AN Nizht to Be’ Sure of Tickets Tuday

FIGHT LOOMS INBOOZEWAR   Iron ‘County Prosecutor it _ Threat to: Arrest - All” ~ Prohibition’ Agents.   WASHINGTON ORDERS. PROBE OF REBELLION

Prohibition Officer Is ~ Ordered to Discontinue  Probe of Whisky Revolt

NEW: CABINET CRISIS — PROBABLE IN ITALY      Ty onble: Fuxpected Wr ron the Attitude —ofdthe National Couneil of the. Catholic Party.

Question of Universal [Peace Depends on Outcome of Conference Held Today

UNIVERSAL PEACE NOW AWAITS BIC CONFERENGT   French Officials to Meet Lloyd-George at Bologne Today

Conference Today May Decide Fate  FRANCE IS ALARMED  Russo- Polish ‘Apisinlion Meeting Friday

Conference Today May Decide Fate  ee ern re  FRANCE IS ALARMED  ne  Russo-Polish Armistice Meeting Friday   FRANCE IS ALARMED

MASKED BANDITS LOOT TRAIN NEAR CHICAGO   Go Through Six Registered Mail Sacks and Obtain Between $10,000 and $80.000   STOP FLYER AT TUCKER, !LL.

BANDITS AGAIN ROB MAIL TRAIN   PULL OFF STUNT SIMILAR TO ONE BY. LEROY WALTON,   LOOT TAKEN WORTH $80,000   Ilineia Gentral Flyer Was Agaln the Victim and Scetie of Operations Was As Before the Suburbs of Chleaco.

ILLINOIS FLYER RUGGEL FOR SECOND TIME IN otk MONTHS NEAR GHIGAGE   Randits Bind Five Mail Clerks and Escape With Loot Sent From Memphis, New Orleans, St. Louis and Champagne---Suspects Taken.

Between $10,000 And $80,000 Was Sécured, Report   INinois Central Flyer That Was Robbed Six Months Ago by  Leroy Walton Again Held Up—Two Suspects Held hv Polire.

$80,000 LOOT IN TRAIN ROBBERY NEAR CHICAGO   MALL CAR ON THE ILLINOIS CEN TRAL FLYER ROBBED FOR THE SECOND TIME.   Bandit Who Made the First Haul Which Was $85,000, Was Killed in a Battle With the Police, (By United Press.)

GET MAIL: BAGS   . nhs, Bandits Held Up ois Flier and Escape With a Big Loot   SIX BAGS WERE TAKEN   Same ‘Wa as Held Up Six Mo ths Ago—Clerks . Bound and Gagged .

MASKED YEGGS HOLD UP AX 1.6, FLYER AND GET OVER $10,000   Near Chicago Five Clerks Were  Bound and Lay on Floor While   Bandits Worker.

SAME TRAIN WAS: ROBBED  sD MONTHS ‘AGO—ROBBER WAS SHOT TO. DEATH

BANDITS AOR MAIL TRA LOOT SBI   BIND MESSENGERS AND ESCAPE WITH REGISTERED MAIL  sata aeiatnsialiteas tiated,   Thieves Force Train tc Slow Down and Make Escape.

WAIL CARS OF HLINOIS TRAIN   Sum Estimated at From Ter to Eighty Thousand Dollars Taken Near Chicago

Masked Men_ ‘Do Bold Job at Very Edge of City   Loot Cannot Be-Estimated by Mail Men at © This Time

TRAIN IS ROBBEL NEAR CHICAGO   (Hinois Central Flyer Held Up By Masked Bandits   $70.000 TO $80,000 TAKEN   Mail Cars Looted as Slowdown te Eqrred hy Gang

MASKED BANDITS SECURE REGISTERED MAIL SACK FROM ! ILLINGIS CENTRAL FLYER

Ger AWAY WITH SIN MALL POUCHES SAID TO CONTAIN rROM $16,000 TO 80,000,   One of the Men Taken Into Custody Was Spending Large Amounts Of Money on Trivial Items—Passengers on Train Not Molested.

MASKED BANDITS ROB MAIL CAR OF SIX MAIL SACKS   BELIFVED TO HAVE SECURED FROM £10,000 TO &s0,000 7\hC«aSiC aaa’

AURORA BANK SHY $46,000   Vice President Overdrawn $30,006 Will Jolt State Guaranty biinking Fund

AURORA BANK 10 REOPEN 115 DOOR   Overdraft of $46,000 wi" 3 Made Up by Assessmen On Stockholders.   eo eee eee  Rea! Estate Settlements o ~ Merch 1, Made Too Heavy / Demand On Reserves.

RED TROOPS AT LEMBERG GATES   Poles Evacuate City of Vilna Says Wireless; Russians Keep on Drive From South.

BOLSHEVIK! REACH LEMBERG OUTSKIRTS   News Agency Dispatch Declares Poles Have Evacuated City of Vilna.

PEACE. TREATY... WITH GERMANY ~ TO BE ENFORCED      Endereemetit, of the Treaty WAL Not ; .: Be. Postponed: Till After.. Spa.  . '. Meeting ;

DISARMAMENT TERMS WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED   Premier Millerand and Prime Min« ister George Confer at Hythe.

"READY TO MEET IN COMPROMISE   Hitchcock Says Senators Would - Make Concessions on  Treaty. -

DEMOCRATS WILL MAKE COMPROMISE   MOST MEMBERS OF SENATE WILLING, ACCORDING TO HITCHCOCK,

HITCHCOCK READY FOR “REASONABLE” CHANGE   Writes Letter Saying That Mosi Democratic Senators are Willing to Compromise. .

HITCHCOCK SAY. ‘COMPROMISE ON TREATY POSSIBLE   Democrats Willing to Meet. Reser‘vasionist Republicans — in Senate   DEMOCRATS DENOUNCE ‘ARROGANT’ G. 0: P’S   In Convention in Washington Declare Republicans Have Earn'. “Contempt of World” ‘i

TALKING OF COMPROMISE   ; Senater Httchcock Did This To: day in Writlag a Letter.   ‘QIVES REPUBLICANS A HINT   Says Demucrats Would Furnish Two Thirds of Enough Vetes to Ratily Treaty.

READY TO COMPROMISE   HITCHCOCK SAYS HIS PARTS WILL GO HALF WAY...   Wut Suys-There Are Only a Few Republican Senators Who Hare Shown Desire to Meet Them.

IOWA FARM LABOR CONDITION FAI   REPORT OF DIRECTOR OF U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE AND COMMISSIONER FOR IOWA

Advance in Coa! Prices 65 Cents to $1.25 Per Ton   Report Operators in Seme Districts  Make April Contracts at £4.75 a Ton

UP GOES THE PRICE OF -COAI   Operators Are Going to Make _ the Consumer Pay the Increase in Wages   THEY’RE NICE ABOUT IT   “Desire to Keep the Price Down as Low as Possible ‘to Avoid Speculation”

DOLLAR RAISE IN SOFT COAL PRICE CERTAIN   Operators Outline Result of the Recent Award.

PRICE OF COAL  TOADVANCE AS  CONSEQUENCE OF HIGHER WAGI   Sixty-Five Cents t $1.25 a Ton to Be Added  Soon.

a INGREAGE IN     _PRIGE OF GOAL      Recent Wage Increase Will Cause Rise of Over Dol.——lar-a--Fon—at-Mines-——

UPERATORS SAY GUAL PAIGE 1d TD BE HIGHER   Wage Increase Méans Advance of 65c to $1.25 at -the Mine.   RATIFY AGREEMENT TODAY

COAL ADVANCES 65 CENTS   Miners’ Raise in Wages Increases the Price of Fuel at the Mines.

COAL COMMISSION'S ACTION WILL BOOST PRICES Bie 10 S12)   New Wage Agreement of Sof Coal Operators and Workers Will Result in Advance.

WAGE AWARD GIVEN MINERS TO MEAN INCREASE IN COAL PRICE OPERATORS ANNOUNCE

Representatives of Workers Refuse to Make Any Comment on VPropos. ed Boost in Priee, Except to Say That Wage Advance Would Only Mean Twenty-tive Cents Additional

Ja ; ORS AND MINERS, BUSY ON NEW CONTRACT   Price of Coal Will Receive a Considerable Boost   NO COMMENT BY OFFICIALS

NINTH ANNUAL   Indiana Fish Game and Forest Lea.  = 9Ue Meet October 28.

MUTINY IN CANADIAN POLICE   Twenty-Eight Ottawa Members De. clare Wages Insufficient to Meet Living Cost.

DOMINION POLICE AT OTTAWA GO ON WAGE STRIKE   They Are Warned of Sterr Measures on Charges of Mutiny

KILLED IN FIRST AIR LEAP   Capt. L. L. Adair Loses Life at Spirit Lake, la., in Plane-to-Piane Jump.

AVIATOR KILLED AT SPIRIT LAKE   Capt. Adair’s First Attemp at Plane to Plane Leap Ends Fatally.

IOWA AVIATOR KILLED TRYING LOCKLEAR STUN"   Captain Adair, One Armed Parachut Jumper, Killed At Spirit Lake.

LEAP FROM PLANE ENDS IN DEATH OF CAPT. LL. ADAIR   Oelwein Aeronaut Dies Sunday in His, First Attempt at Spectacular Stunt.

Capt. L. L. Adair Loses Life at Spirit Lake, ta., in Plane-to-Piane Jump.

SHARP CLASH MARS PROGRESS OF TRIAL OF N, Y, SOCIALISTS   Opposing Counsel Differ on Re ‘port of Russian Condi‘tions Read.

SHARP CLASH AT SOCIALIST TRIAL   DISPUTE ARISES BETWEER COUNSEL OVER ALLEGED “IMPRESSION.”

COUNSEL CLASH  IN TRIAL OF N. Y. SOCIALIS1   Good Faith of Prosecution Questioned By Defense.

DPPOSING COUNSEL IN A SHARP GLAS}   Attorney for Socialists Ac: cuses Prosecution With Misleading Statements.

TRIAL OF SOCIALIST GROUP IN ALBARY {a MARKED BY CLASHE!   Attorneys For Defense Charge Prosecution With Attempt to Misrepresent   REPORT ON CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA INVOLVED   Quated Assemblyman Testi fies as to Attitude of Speaker of Legislature -

QUESTION GOOD FAITH      TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS.       for Socialist: Assemblymen ce Opposition, Read Article By Gone, Attributed to Another,

SHARP CLASH AT SOCIALAST TRIAL   Opposing Counsel Cross Verbal Foils Over O'Neill Russian Report.

Counsel: for : Suspet York Asse Misrepresentatio n,Presen tation’of Report on Russia                 ST DCUURE: ‘SUBSTITUTED         Demand for. Courtesy Due from One’ ‘American ‘to’ Another. is Made «in Reaultant Inter change of: Compliments .

SHARP CLASHES MARK HEARING   Socialist Trial at Albany is Marked By Several Impatient Exchanges.   UNFAIRNESS IS THE CHARGE OF HILLQUIT   Dispute Arose Over Reading of Report Concerning Russian Conditions.

LAWYERS CLASH AT THE TRIAL OF N.Y. SOCIALISTS   Dispute Arises Over Cross Examination by State’s Counsel

Cotton Gins In Alabama County Posted With Warnings to Close; Owners Demand Police Protection

TENNESSEE REJECTS BILL REQUIRING WOMEN PAY POLL TAX BEFORE VOTING

PROPOSAL TO USE LEVIATHAN   Application te Carry Passengers Not Fa.orably Reeeived.

1 arr DFA   Pledge Given Not To Carry On Propaganda In America—Concess‘ons + TT. Jenan antl China,

Steamer Reported Lost  is Safe and Passengers Are Well, Says Message

PRIORITY IN COAL FOR NEW ENGLANE   Agreement Reached at the New York Conference.   Railroads Promise Cars Between Mines and Tide Water

Of President: -Wilaoa’s Administration . trem! Time He Ratered the White .

WILL BACK UP _ PRESIDENT AND -ALLHEHAS DONE   So Says National Chairman o1 Eve of Meeting of Democratic =< National Committee

GOOD FAVORS BUDGET SYSTEW   lnforms Harding He Would Institute ff al Cnee,   ESTIMATES 19 bE SLASHED

C000 FAVORS BUDGET r SYSTEM   isn aril ie He  Wo : Institute t at Ones,      ESTIVATES TO GE SLASHED

BIG DELEGATIONS “TO FARMERS MEE   PRACTICALLY EVERY COUNTY HAS CHOSEN DELEGATES: TC STATE CONVENTION—WILL BE LARGEST EVER HELD.

INDIANA FARMERS   Will Hold Second Annual Meeting In Indianapolis Next Week At Masonic Temple.

SECOND ANNUAL - CONVENTIO) WILL Bi HE] »D IN INDIANA” POLIS NOV. 15

FARMER'S MEETING  OPENS NOVEMBER 1!   County Organization Will Send Large Delegations to Second Annual — Convention of the Indiana Federation of Farmers’  Aeccariatian

THE AUTO LAWS TO BE ENFORCED   Letter From Walter Ramsay, Secy of State, Asks for Law  Enfercement

AFTER AUTO = TAX DELINQUENTS   County Officials Asked to Help Round Up Those Who Haven't Paid 7 " Gieense Fees.

AFTER AUTO TAX DELINQUENTS.   Secretary of State Gunning for Autoists Who Have Not Paid Tax— Also Glaring Headlights.

PARIS HAS BIG GOLD RUSH   Two-Foot Vein Discovered 80 Feet Be low Surface Ten Miles From City.

Girl Who Says She Is Heiress _ Still Held by Atlanta Police tor  Wearing Aviator’s Costume

Ulainiiig “to be the Former Hail House Woman. She iy Held . hy Poltee,

Girl Held at Atlanta as Teanne d:  Kay Has the Police of that City Guessing.

PRINCETON AND YALE CLASH   Captains on Opposing Elevens Brothers—Every Seat Is Sold 

YALE-PRINGETON GAME ATTRACTS BIG CROWD AT NEW YORK TODA   BROTHERS ARE CAPTAINS 0) RIVAL TEAMS IN BIG EASTERN FOOTBALL CLASSIC.

Greenville Stone and Gravel Compan:   Extcnsive Improvements to Be Made In the Plant—Officers Here,

BeUOITS RAB   At Kingston, Near Chillicothe Nets Them Over $4.60.

RIFLE.ONLY LAW IN "MEXICO, SAYS WITNESS   3, OW, Bleecker and Widow of Murdered American. ‘Testify. Before  Vall Comittee.

‘WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH SLAYING Of RICH WIDOWER   Taken into Custody at Las After Long  Investigatior In Many States

WOMAN INDICTED      For Murder When She Refuses tc Testify Before Grand Jury

JAIL MAS, PEETE UN CHARGE OF AILLING DENTON   Los Angeles Grand Jury Reports Indictment Charcing Denver Woman With Murder.

MAO, PEETE [0 INDICTED FOR MUADEE   Woman is Accused in Connection With Killing Of Jacob €C. Denton After Her Refusal to Give Evidence   Under Technical Arrest Since Yesterday, Charge of Murder Follows Her Failure To Go Before Grand Jury

LABORERS BRING FORTH PLAN   italian Union Has Communist Idea of Running Indastry.

TRAINER ATTACKED BY LION   Quick Wit and Work Saves Owner of Renat at Fair Grounds.

WILD LION ATTACKS OWNER   Man, Suffering Lacerated Arm, Save: Life by Quick Work at lowa Fair Grounds.

“LEVINSKY DOWN AND OUT IN FOURT}   GEORGES CARPENTIER \VINS ALL THE WAY IN BOUT.—AMERICAN BATTLER NO MATGH Fal SPEEDY FRENCH GHAMFION.

CARPENTIER SCORES ~” NEW BOXING TITL   Frenchman Banishes Battling Leyintky, American Light Heavyweight Champion, in 4 Rounds

LEVINGKY DOWN AND OUT IN 4TH   Georges Carpentier Wins _ Allthe Wav i in Bout  B= ig ee ee ey pee = i> <= ah na « a oe   NEVER HAS A CHANCE   American Battler No Match for Speedy French Champion— Levinsky Knocked Down for Count of Eight Twice in Second Round. End Comes Early in Fourth Session

LEVINSKY KNOGKED OUT   ‘CARPENTIER THE WINNER   Earns Right to Meet Dempsey For Worid’s Championship —-Four-Round Battle.

GERMANS FAIL 10 SHOW DISPOSITION TO MEET MODIFIED  DEMANDS OF ALLIE'   They Assert it is Impossible To Come to Terms Proposed on Coal Deliveries and Request Further Proposals. —No Bluffine Sav Allies,

GERMANS ARE STUBBORN ON COAL ISSUE   Hun Delegates Continue t Refuse to Yield to Allied Demands.

GERMANS NOT DISPOSED “JO YIELD-TO DEMANDS OF ALLIES FOR COAI   Supreme Council Firm’ in Decision  That 2,000,000 ‘Tons Monthly Ghali ke Palfearad

LIND tt CMPHATIC Uh HUN MEANIRES   Tells Foreign Minister From Germany Allies Must Have Coal   NO DISPOSITION SHOWN TO YIELD      Field Marshal Wilson to Confer at Once With Marshal Foch

GERMANS SHOW NG DISPOSITION YIELD TO ALLIES   ence Seems to be Imminent

COAL QUARREL CONTINU ES. Germany Refuses to Comply with °Treaty Terms,  ‘

GERMANS SHOW NO INCLINATION TO YIELD POINT   Allied Representatives Are Equally Firm That Coal Demanded Must Come.

Members of Spa Commission Insist Their Country Can’t Deliver 2,000,000 Tons to Allies Monthly. —   YETERMINED EFFORT BEING MADE TO PREVENT RUPTURE

TT CTT CCLFLAARLLahatiint tl   Say Fight For Control of ~ Congress Becoming ‘Mixed’

LIGUGR QUESTION CROWDED OUT   Playing Smalt Part in Campaign, Party Leaders Say,   CHIEFS EXPRESS SURPRISE   Expected to Loom Large in Concressianal Fights.

LEADERS SECRETIVE ON PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN   LEAGUE MOST INTERESTING   Many Other Side Line 'Seraps’’ Keep Both Parity Leaders on the Jump,

SEN. LA FOLLETTE WILL AGGEPT   But Certain Planks Must be Rewriter. According to His Views :

PARTIES MERGE BUT PLATFORNM IN AIR   Will Not Head Ticket Unless Convention Meets Desires—-Marking Time.

BUILDING PLATFORM "TO FIT THE NOMINEE   Proposed Standard bearer Won't Accept the Nom‘nation Until Objectionable Planke Are Worked Over.

SPLIT THREATENED ON PLATFORM. FIGH   Lafollette Will Head Ticke If Differences Can Be Adjusted, Say Followers

Certain Steps Taken Had To Be Revamped-—-Foreign Relations  Plank Did Not Meet With is  Sees   HAD INDORSED. THE LEAGUE

NEW PARTY MUST CHANGE PLATFORM TO SATISFY HIM   Committee on Resolutions Will Report to. Convention Today.

PET PLATFORM DESIRES SEVERAL EAQUPS IENORED   Early Moments of New Party’: Life Fraught With Menacing Situations.   PEACEMAKERS STAVE OFF MOVE TOWARD BREAK   Joint Chairman of Labor Party and Committee of Fortyeight Battle for Hours to Keep Jealousies and Distrusts Submerged.

LA FOLLETTE TO FORKCKH CHANGES i POLIC IES  wey rey - y Wwwryy   Committee Told What It Must Do If He Is Nominee.

PLATFORM FIGHT THREATENS SPLIT IN THIRD PARTY   Single Taxers Withdraw Fron Convention After Protest Against Domination by Forty-Eighters.

PADDOCK ILL, UNABLE TOENTER “CLUB CONTESTS   Great Crowd Turns Out te Witness Games Between Famous Stars

ENROUTE TO WEDOING.   Cake Three Feet In Diameter is Part of Plane’s Baggage.

MORE FREIGHT 1a MOVED IN MIDDLE WESTERN STATES   Today Set For Men to Return Or Lose Jobs; Early Break Believed to Be in Sight.

TAKEN 10. STATE HOSPITAL TODA   Mrs. Hattie Miller Given Hearing Be fore Commission On Insanity.

Expect Hundred Million it  Foday’s Payment to Meet Treasury’s Demands   SPENC BILLION ONE MONTH   Over Billion Due ‘on War Se curities in January; More Certificates: . Issued

TAX GOLLEGTIONS NEAR ESTIMATES   December 15 Installment Approximates Amount   REPORTS MADE SLOWLY

MAKING RURAL SURVEY   Work of Nation-Wide Survey by Interchurch World Movement of Great Importance.

MAKING RURAL SURVEY   a Pa a Si ee * Work cf Nation-wWide Survey by Inter. church World Movement of Grest Importance.

FORRES? RETUA 10 MEXIGO REUSED   Effort of State Department Meets Rejection   7 ‘Reason for Not Allowing Return Was Testimony Given Refore  Senate Comm tice   TEXT OF MEX NOTE GIVEN

Henry Forres, An American Citizen, Is Denied Permission to Enter Republic After Giving Testimony.   STATE DEPARTMENT’S REQUEST IS REFUSED   Witness’ Statements Were Derogatory to Mexico and Were Also ‘'Sarcastic,” Savs Foreien Secretary,

Will Not Permit Henry Forres, a Citizen of the United States, to Re-Enter Mexican Territory After Testifying _ on Conditions He Found There   INTERNATIONAL LAW VIOLATED?

MEXICO BARS U.S. CITIZEN   Gates Closed to Henry Fortes, Senate _ Committee- Witness. -

BLUNT REFUSAL BY MEXIC(   State Department Told Forres Cannot Enter That Country

MEXICANS WON'T - ALLOW- WETNESS TO CROSS LINE   Man. Who Told Senate Committee of Actual Conditions in Mexico Barred from Nation.

MEXICO REFUSES REQUEST.   Declines to Permit Americar Citizen to Re-Enter Country After Testifying.

MEXICO BLUNTLY — REFUSES REQUEST OF WASHINGTON   Will Not Allow American Citi zen to Return to Matamores.

Shamrock Away First,- But Resolute Soon Forged _ Past Challenger.      SLOOPS MEET BEST  BREEZE OF SERIRG

BLIMP FALLS AT YACHT RACES   Three Newspaper Men and Crew of Five Escape With Good Ducking.

NO CHANGES ARE 10 BE CONSIDERED   Argentine Delegate VotesAgainst Action, but President Rules Question Does Not Require Unanimous Vote.

RESOLUTION ~ NOT REJECTEL   Amendment to League of Nations Passed Assembly Today

TANK WILSON IN AMEN! PROFFER   LEAGUE OF NATIONS SENDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MEDIATION OFFER   One Vote Blocks Movement To Name Commission to Act On All Amendments to the League Covenant.

NEGATIVE. VOTE FAILS TO STOP - REJECTION PLAN   President Hymans Declares Proposal is’ “adopted Despite Opposing Ballot.   WILL CHANGE TREATY THINKS ENGLISHMAN

ASK COMPROMISE TREATY      Signatures of Hoover and Bryan Attached to Appeal

CUMMINS IN LEAD IN IOWA   TAKES A110 000 LEAD “OVER BROOK. HART FOR G. O. P. SENATORIAL NOMINATION,

CLSON WINS BOONE-STORY 'SEN. ATORIAL #IGHT.   CRISWELL NOMINATED FOR REPRESENTATIVE.   For Governor Kendall Was in the Lead, But This Fight Will Have To Go te the Convention.— Other Election Figures.

, TAKES a: 10,000 LEAD ¢ OVER BROOKMART. FoR G..0. P, SENATORIAL >: MORMMATION.

CUMMINS HOLDS WIDE LEAD      Primary Returns Show Iowa Sennto: Favored for Re-Nomination

Early Returns Also Show Ken‘dail Has :a: Small: Lead. Over FE. R..Moore °°   HAVNER: RUNNING. .LAST  Camminn’” Lead: ead Over Brookshart“in First 706 Precincts Was About Ten Thovsand.

TAKES IMPORTANT TY IN MORALOS   Guantala, Seventy Miles From Mexico City, “ Captured. _   ‘HEADS A HEAVY  FORCE OF TROOPS   Capture of City Taken To Indicate that Zepatistas Have Joined Revozution,

EVERY STAPLE IS CHEA PER.   \ccording to Monthly Statement’ of Federal Heserve Rank

CONDITIONS. ARE SOUND      Federal Reserve ‘Bank Te! the - ‘Big Price Re ductions, . a

BiG PRICE CUT MADE RECENTLY IN KG. DISTRICT   Reductions in September anc Early October More Sweep. ing Than Any Since Peak of War Values Was Reached.

OPTIMISM SEEN ~ IN BANK REPOR’   Tenth Federal Reserve District Shows Price Reductions on Staples But No Danger.

EVERY STAPLE PRODUCT (N THE 10TH RESERVE DISTAIGT AFFECTED BY SWEEPING PRICE ORGP      LABOR IS MORE PLENTIFUL BUT - BANKS ARE . URGING  LIQUIDATION OF ALL THE ‘PARM. LOANS

JUFFRAGE LOADER AFTER TEMAGRATS   ‘ON WILL BE ASKED TO “PORCE DEMOCRAT LEGISLATURE TO RATIFY AMENDMENT.

PULLMAN STRIKE ENDS.   St, Louis Employes Ordered Back to Work by Union.

GOVERNOR HARDING WANTS TO KNOW IF THE BOARD IS ON TRIAL   BANKS TO DO THEIR PART   Declares Federal Institutions Will Meet Situation if Farmers Fairly Sta4: Conditions.

HEATED DEBATES AT HEARING ON FARM SITUATION   Gov. Harding Resents Certai1 Questions of Congress Members   “IS RESERVE BOARD ON TRIAL ?” ASKS HARDING   Profiteering Charge Answerer By Federal Reserve Statistics

Federal’ Reserve Board Head Urges Farmers to Make a Fair Statement —   RESERVE BANK PROFITS “URGED FOR CATTLEMEN   Secretary Houston Opposed to Granting Direct Aid to Nation’s Growers 

FARMERS’ AID QUIZ. WAKES-HOT   ‘Federal Reserve Board Head Tells Congressman to ° ' Read the Law.   DECLARES BOARD TARGET FOR ABUSE   Secretary Houston Strongly Opposes Plans to Create Export Trade.

HARDING SAYS FARMERS WILL HAVE CREDIT   To Hold Agricultural Products for Which There is No Market at Present.

WRANGLE OVER ~ ARM PROBLEM   Heated Exchanges Between Gor.  ernor Harding of Federal Reserve Board and Congressmen   CITES PRICE SLUMP   Declines Are Due to Readjustment Following War, For Which Goyui ernor Had No Solution

HARDING TARGET FOR “ABUSE” HE TELLS PROBERS   Reserve Board Will Issue Its Own Statements, Is His Curt Reply.

HINTS THAT BREED LIES AFHINT WIE   Money of Some Banks Is Tied Up for Garohlers   A CASE IN POINT   Harding Shaws How a Bank Carried Lean for Cotton Men

OPPOSES LOAN OF 70 MILLIONS 10 CATTLE GROWERS   FEDERAL RESERVE HEAD SAYS MONEY SHOULD BE APPLIED TO AGRICULTURE.   PROPOSAL S HITCHCOCK'S   Controversy Arises Between Governor Harding and Members of Congress. _ Wants to Know If He Is Being

GOVERNOR HARDING AND CONGRESSMEN HAVE HEATED TILT   ‘Head of. Federal Reserve System -Demands What Is~Purpose * of . Hearing on. Agricultural Situa hi tion. By Committee.   SAYS HE HAS BEEN ABUSED

CANNOT YIELD TO FARM PLEA   HAKDING AND HOUSTON FIXED IN THEIR POSITION.   UNMOVED BY PUBLIC CLAMOR   TREASTRY AND RESERVE BANKS MUST AE ON SAPP SIDE,   Will De All They Can, But Not io Danger Limit—Axsricalinoral tetereeta Victime of Natural  (ondittons.

Money of Some Banks Is Tied Up for Gamblers   A CASE IN POINT   Harding Shows How a Bank Carried Loan for Cotton Men

SPUTE DEVELOPS AT FARM HEARING   Governor Harding of Federa Reserve Board and Con groceman (Clach   TO CARRY OVER LOANS   Witness Assures Farmers Regarding Re-discount of Agricultural Paper

Reserve Banks to Extend Credit to Farmers Whose Produce Lacks a Marke

HARDING IN DISPUTE AT FARM PROBE   Gets Into Argument With Committee Investigating Situation =~   DECLARES FARMERS _ NEED NOT HAVE FEAR   States Banks Will Do Their Part in Carrying Loans on Crops Without a  Market

GOVERNOR HARDING AND CONGRESSMEN HAVE TILT   Dispute at Committee Hearing on Agricultural Situation Heated at Times.

HARDING “CLASHES WITH REP BYRNES   Calls Latter Abusive in Committee Hearing on. Agricultural Situation.

BANKS WILL HELP FRAMERS RESERVE CHIEF DECLARES   Harding Has Heated Dispute With Congressional Committee Over Agricultural Crisis   TIRED OF BEING TARGET

STOCK MEN MORE IN NEED OF U. S. LOAN, DECLARES   Reserve Board Head Says Cattle Men More Deservine Than Farmers   HOUSTON RAPS W. F. C.   SECRETARY OF TREASURY BELIEVES iT IS AGAINST INTEREST OF PUBLIC

MEXICAN STRIKERS RETURN 10 WORK   Give Government Until September 20 to Grant Increase and Ree ognition of Unton.

Sioux City Gathering of Democrats Nominates Anderson, Utierback, Lynch and Cornell.

YOUNG MEN HELD BY ATLANTA POLICE   Charged With Holding Uy Store Patrons.

PRORIBITION 15 CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Political Observers See Injection of Question by Candidacy of Governor Edwards.   N DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY   Vice-President Marshall Also As~ pires the Democratic Presidential Nomination,

EDWARD'S NAME. NAME : PLACED-ON THE PRIMARY BALLO}   TIMES, FOSTERING McADOO FOR . PRESIDENT, ASSERTS IT WAS “WITHOUT PERMISSION —

TURK OBTAINS: NEW CHAMPION IN LONDON PAPE   Ti elegraph Opposes Agitation io Moslem From: Spiritual fanital .

WARM DISCUSSION RESULT OF PLANS FOR TURKS" SULTH   Counter-Arguments Declare i is, Unwise to Remove Him From Constantinople

OLD SPANISH TRAD.      Langa Party of Autoists Coming t ‘Weintar Dee. 16 En Interest of This Roufe—To Be ee miata eae hank:

Houston and San Antonio Motorists to ~ Inspect Old Spanish Trail Through Here   WEIMAR IS DESIGNATED MEET _ ING. PLACE AND PARTY -WILL SPEND NIGHT THERE.

Marion All “Dolled Up” fo: Notification Ceremonies  By Raymond Clanney

Nominee Rests Preparatory to Delivering Speech of Acceptance Tomorrow   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES MEET AT STATE CAPITAL   MARION MAKES ELABORAT!Y PREPARATIONS FOR CERF MONY OF NOTIVICATION A’ GARFIELD PARK,

HARDING READY 10 HEAR NEWS   Republican Candidate Puts in Quie' Day in Preparation to Receive Noti fication Committee; Speech Ready; Plan Campaaign Fund,

MARION PREPARES FOR GREATEST DAY IN ITS HISTORY   Preparatory to Ceremonies Officially Notifying Senator Harding. of His Nomination .

NARDING TAKES DAY UFF T0) PREPARE FOR oPceti AND RALLY TOMORROW   Marion, Q., Is Arrayed in Flags and Bunting As “Biggest Day” Approaches—League Due For Hard Onslaught.

NG TOBE ~“NOTIFED” OF CHOICE TOMORRGV,   Marianites Are Husy Today Uynvin: Stunting, Flass and Posting Uarding Pictures   POLITICAL ACTIVITIES CEATER (8 COLUMBUS      Deme Campaiza to fie (pened thee East seed West ct Uractically  saane Tinie

SEN. HARDING AND ALL MARION PREPARING FOR THE FESTIVITIES ~ 10 BE HELD ON THE MORROW

MOVING PICTURE   Production to Be Reduced by TWealiday nr OCyrtalmoent.

NEWBERRY JURY TO HEAR FINAL PLEA OF DAILEY   Case Is Likely to Go to the Jury Early Friday;  End Is Near.

DEFENSE ARGUMENTS ENDED.   Newherry Case Within Few Hours of  es UPPERS aaa eee a

CONSPIRACY CASE TO JURY   Argemesat Concluded in Trial et Senater Newberry st Grand ' Rapids, Mieb.

ear rennriaeieeetermmenecenadn.smesccdaaaanassestiveostnansiinieinnite-tnosnaintinnibesseneniinenannennemunmainncrna noes  G. 0. P. OUSTS LOWDEN’S AIDS   Missouri Republicans Demanc Babler and Cole Get Out of Party.   HOUSE CLEANING MEETING   Chairman Hays of National Committee Asked to Aid in Removing Babler From Membership—Story Old, Says Ex-Governor.

‘SHOW-M STATE CHAIRMAN AND NAT’. S. COMMITTEEMAN  é es '.. TO. RESIGN

BABLER AND COLE ASKED TO GET OUT   Missouri Republicans Demand That Party Be Purged.   HADLEY BARES BALLOT SALES   Ex.Governor of State Says Vote Traf. ficking in That State Is an Old Game—Chairman Hays Ap. pealed To.

TWO ABUSED THEIR TRUST SAYS G. 0. P.   Alleged Corrupt Use of Lowden Money Denounced at Sedalia Meeting and House Cleaning Is Demanded.

REPUBLICANS TO OUST AIDS OF LOWDEN   Missouri Republicans Demand Babler and Cole Get Out of Party.   HOUSE CLEANING MEETING   Chairman Hays of National Committee Acked to Aid in Removing Babler From Membership—Story Old, Says Ex-Governor.

ST:  b. 0. P, OUSTS © -—LOWDEN’S AIDS   Missouri Republicans _ Demand Babler and Coie Get Out  _of Party.   HOUSE CLEANING MEETING   Shairman Hays of National Committee Asked to Aid in Removing Babler From Membership—Story Old, Says Ex-Governor.

MISSOURI REPUBLICANS DEMANI REMOVAL: OF. JACOB L. BABLER; NATIONAL COMMIT_- (REMAN

RED PLAN REJECTEL   Polish Delegates Reject Soviet Peace Terms But Are Willing to Continue the Negotiations.   RUSSIAN DEFEAT NEAR LEMBERG IS GROWING   General Polish Advanc Takes Place on Long Front Lithuania Warns Poles t Keep Away.

POLES REJECT RED PROPOSALS   Minsk Conference Delegates Fai! tc Agree Upon Proposals for a Peace.

AVIATION REPAIR DEPOT 19 BURNED   DALLAS BLAZE RESULTED I} LOSS OF MILLION DOLLARS TO GOVERNMENT   Liberty Motors and Spare Part: « Included in Fire Which Swept Five of the Main Buildings.

MUSH PLANS FOR TRIAL OF GERMANS   Examination of Witnesses  Next Week.

RUSH PRELIMINARIES FOR TRIAL OF ACCUSEL   Germans to Start Hearings Within Short Time, Says Dispatch From Berlin,   DUTCH’ TO CONSULT BILL

Germany Making Prepara tions to Try Countrymer for Violations of Wats  Taue

HEARINGS OPEN IN MONTH   German War Criminals will Be Arraigned at Leipsig in March Is Report. :

To Rush Trials Of War Lords   Put German Officials Don’t Think AH aro Amenable to Charges.

FROZEN MEATS FROM FAR AWAY AUSTRALIA FORCE PRICES DOWN IN’ ‘CHICAGO

PRICE SLASH WAVE HITS WANY CITIES   Scores -of Dealers Cut Prices Gn Ali Com maditinag   DISCOUNTS REACH 50%

By Fe LEWIS, 43, DIES AT COVINGTON   SON OF FORMER RECORDER OF FOUNTAIN COUNTY IS VICTIM OF COMPLICATIONS

Bit, LeWlo, 4, Uitd AT COVINGTON   SON OF FORMER RECORDER OF FOUNTAIN COUNTY IS VICTINV OF COMPLICATIONS

SOLDIER BONUS BILL   Move to Get a Vote tn the House Before the Prapaused HNecess or Ad jourmment,

UOPENSION OF ULES {3 AME OR BONUS VOTE   House Rules Committee Recommends Six-Day Period to Consider Measure

COMMITTEE ASKS A SUSPENSION OF RULES   Action Taken in Hope of Bringing Soldier Ronus Bili to Vote Before Adjonrmncur.

MAY SUSPEND RULE FOR BONUS ACTIOR   Rules Committee Recommends This Plan For 6 Days In Which Any Bill May Be Called.

TRYING TOBRING BONUS BIL TO VOT   i House Rules Committe Votes te Suspend Rules Hor Six Days.  ‘7

President of Labor Federa tion Classes Present Regime as Bolsevism   GOMPERS’ STATEMENT ~ TO BE REPRODUCED   PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRAC ARE VIOLATED BY COMPUE SORY LABOR, OPINION O LABOR HEAD

SAM GOMPERS DENOUNCES. _ SOVIET GOV'T   Says Tt. Means Compulsory Labor an     Viohites the Pineiples of 1 _ ote Democrae

ARKANSAS NEGROES GET CASE REVIEWE!   Rioters in Phillips County Sentenced to be Electrocuted Will Have Their Cases  Reviewed by the Supreme Cnewnk

40,000 KILLED   Poland Flatly Rejects Demands of Russiar Soviet at Minsk Conference, London Hears.

POLES CAPTURE AOLNO AND TAKE 10.000 GAP TIVE   Successful Polish Armies Sweeping Northward After Retreating Bolshevik Forces   INVASION OF RUSSIA NOT CONTEMPLATED SAY OFFICERS   War Believed Inevitable Until  \Boundaries are Firmly Established

ROUTOF REDS IS COMPLETE ASSERT POLES   )f 250,000 Russians in War. saw Offensive, 140,000 Are Accounted for.   OTHER DETACHMENTS ALL SHOT TO PIECES

POLES REJECT PEACE TERMS OF BOLSHEVIK]   Only One of Filtcen Demands Could Be Accepted, Says the Report.   OBJECT TO BOUNDARY LINE   Demands Include the Delivery to Russia of All Munitions Held In Poland.

RUSSIAN ARMY MAY SURRENDER TO-THE-POGES       Report Received That Troops t Want to Give Up the the Fight   POLES STILL GAINING

[IN THEIR RAPID SWEEP AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI FORCES.   More Than 10,060 Prisoners Taken—Reports Indicate That Red Forces are De moralized and Fleeing Evervwhere.

POLES REJECT REDS PROPOSAL FOR ARMISTICE   complete Rupture ot Negetiations for Peace Predicted.

KOLNA CAPTURED BY POLISH FORCES   Important Town Near East Prussian Frontier. and 10,000 Prisoners Taken   Soviet Armies. Decisively ‘Beaten Everywhere—Many Detachments Shot to Pieces   Polish Victory One of Most Interesting Strategical Prob.  lems in Years

POLES ARE SWEEPING NORTHWARL   IN PURSUIT OF THE RAPIDLY RETIRING BOLSHEVIKI — AN: OTHER IMPORTANT TOW) ZAPTURYI   ONE REPORT SAYS IF PRIN. CIPAL SOVIET DEMANDS ARF REJECTED RUSSIANS WILL QUIT PEACE CONFERENCE

Successful PoleDrives  Continuing   Decide Not to Pursue ~ Reds Beyond Ethnographic Poland

Only Desire Of The Bolsheviki Is To Get Aaway From The Enemy. #   LOSSES NEAR 100,000 MEN

THREATENING 10 BREAK UP MINSK PEAGE CONFERENCE   POLES HAVE DEMANDED WITH.DRAWAL OF MAIN TERMS.   RUPTURE WILL FOLLOW ADHERENCE TO DEMANDS   French Government Makes Announce ment Today That It is in Agreéement With United States Regarding Polish Advance,

POLES TAKE RED HEADQUARTERS   SMASH BOLSHEVIK FORCES AND CAPTURE GRODNO   GREATEST MODERN .VICTORY   Of the 250,000 Russian Forces Sen  Against Warsaw, 140,000 Have Been  Killed, Captured, or Driven Into Meutral Territory.

CUT OFF 10,000 SOVIET TROOPS   Poles Capture Kolno, Important Town on Prussian Frontier.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE MAY. BE BROKEN OFF   Poles Insist On Withdrawal Of Main Russian Terms

POLES ACCOUNT FOR OVER HALF OF SOVIET- ARM   News from Warsaw Still F avorable to the Allies.

POLES CONTINUE TO DEFEAT REDS   Important Town Is Taken by Polish Forces; More Than 10,000. Soviet Prisoners Are Captured Near East Prussian Frontier.   REPLY TO RUSSIAN TERMS SAID TO BE A FLAT REJECTION

RUSSIAN ARMY OFFERS TO QUIT   Negotiations Looking to Surren: der to Poles Begun by Northern Force.   Bolshevists Retreating Without Re. sistance—70,000 Prisoners Captured—-Great Quantities of Military Stores Taken.

Negotiations Between Soviet Russia and Poland Threatened With Rupture; Poles Are Firm

SOVIET FLEE IN DISORDER BEFORE POLES   POLES SWEEPING NORTHWARI IN PURSUIT OF DISORGAN IZED SOVIET ARMIES

RUSSIANS IN RETREAT, — 60,000 ARE PRISONERS   Vienna Dispatch Reports Northern Ar Negotiating for Surrender to Poles   POLES SWEEPING NORTH CAPTURE 10.000 PRISONERS

Sixty Thousand Captured b; Poles During the Last Few Days of Fighting.   RETREAT EXTENDS ALL ALONG BATTLE FRONT   Nearly All of the Russian Armies Have Been Driven Out Of Poland.

‘POLES HUNT DOWN  REMNANT OF ARMY   THE OPERATIONS NEAR EAST PRUSSIA YIELD 10,000  PRISONERS   MANY CROSS BORDER   Units of Red Forces, Cui Off From Retreat, Cross Into East Prussia

HEFEAT OF Alaa ARMY COMPLETE   Northern Forces Ready to Sur. render to the Poles.   70,000 REDS ARE CAPTURED   Washington Formally Admonishes Po. lish Government Not to Permit Its Forces to Cross the Ethnographic Boundaries of Poland,

REJECT REDS ARMISTICE AT CONFERENCE   Polish Army Continues to Take Bolshevik  Prisoners.

POLES MUST OBEY      teumetinte Rupture If They Recede From Demands.   (By Associated Press)

NORTHERN RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK ARMY  PROBABLY ON POINT OF SURRENDERING

POLES SWEEP ” AFTER FLEEING BOLSHEVIK      Reds Anxious to Lose Contac With Advancing Pole  Army.

Northern Bolshevik Army Begins Negotiations for Surrender to Poles, According to Advices From Vienna   Reds Make Counter Drives in Attempts to Cut Through  Enciecling Force: Number  of Prisoners Embarragsing

"-REDS DEFY ALLIES .   Soviet Trade Envoys Also Prepare ts QOuit London.

UEMORALIZE REDS, FLEE IN DISORDER   Pelish Advance Coniinues Without Oppositton and More Towns Captured.   Many Thousands of Prisoners and Vast War Supplies Also Taken.

RED PRAGE PROPOSALS PAUL FLAT   Polish Delegation Accepts Only Gne of 15 Texms,  Renort . .   BOLSHEVISTS STILL ‘FLEE   New Advance and Big Victories Claimed by Poles

SURRENDER NOW CONSIDERED BY FLEEING “REDS”   North Russian Bolshevik Army Makes Overtures.  POLES STILL ADVANCE   Kolno is Taken by Polish Forees— 10,000 Reds Cat Off From Main Part of Routed Army.

SOVIET FORCES FLEE DEMORALIZED FROM ARMY OF POLAND   Ten Thousand Russians Captured Near Solno on Prussian Frontier. Polish Victory One of the Greatest. -

SOVIET ARMY NOW FLEEING IN GREAT DISORDER   Fourth Bolsheviki Army Surrounded at Mlawa; Disorganized.

RUPTURE OF PEACE PARLEY PROBABLE. TEHITRHERIN SAYS   Polish Delegates Reject All. but One—Demobilization—Out of 15 Red. Demands...  1   SUCCESS OF POLE ARMY , «  CONTINUES; FOES FLEE   Boundaries Fixed by Board. of Arbitration Only Way to End War,’ Bélief.

REPORTED THAT RUSSIANS ARE READY TO QUI   Northern Bolsheviki Army Saic to Be Seeking Surrender Terms.   POLES TAKE ANOTHER TOWN   Say Russians Are Demoralized— Moscow Statement Does Not Admit Defeat.

RUPTURE LOOMS IN, RUSS-POLE PEACE PARLEYS   PROPOSED SOVIET TERMS ARE FLATLY REJECTTy: At! MINSK.   ONE ACCEPTABLE   Russian Demands Meet Veheiment Opposition: From  ‘Wine

bolshevik Flee in Disorder; Sweep of Poles Keeps Up   Kolno Near Prussian ,Frontier- Taken i Northern Advance. Fighting in South Favors Russians.   10,000 RUSSIANS CUT OFF   Rupture Threatened at Peace Conference if Poland Adheres.to Demand  Beundary Line Govosed.

BUT ONE DEMAND OF RUSS SOVIET WINS APPROVAL   Poles Would Disarm Only if Russia Does Likewise.   BOUNDARY DISPUTED   Victories Over Reds Make No Im« pression on S0viet Peace Delerates at Winsk.

TERM FLATLY REJEUIED aAla MINSK WRITER   Only One of Fifteen Demands Can be Accepted Declares Manchester Guardian’s Correspondent   WON'T DISARM UNLESS RUSSIA FOLLOWS SIMILAR COURSE   Delegates Oppose Boundary Line Suggested by Earl Curzon

POLES DEMAND WTHORAWALOF LEADING TERNS   \Boundary, Line Proposed by Ear] Curzon Displéasing  ae to Warsaw   NORTHERN RUSSIAN ARMY IS READY TO. SURRENDER   Most of Bolshevik Forces ‘Reported Retréating in. — Great Disorder

Polish Victories Thus Far Have Not Changed Attitude of Red Peace Delerates

Northern Russian Bolshevik Army Begins Negotiations Looking toward Surrender to Poles, Vienna Reports

POLISH ARMY  SWEEPS ON   “ROVIET FORCES AREIN FLIGNT 1 WHOLLY DEMORALIZED.   NO PEACE IN. SIGHT   DESPITE DEFEAT REDS MAIN: “PAIN-ARROGANT ATTITUDE,    But ‘the Situation Seems to Make * it Clear That the Poles Will Dictate Terms In the End.

POLES AT MINSK OPPOSE CURSON BOUNDARY LINE   Say it Would Amount te Third Partition; Reply to Russ Terms “Amounts to Rejection.”

Russian Soviet Foreign Minister Pre dicts Immediate Rupture if Poles Persist in Refusal.    POLAND'S REPLY TO PROFFERS OF REDS IS TERMED FLAT REJECTIO}

220 SERBIANS ARE KILLED IN BATTLE   Revolution in Kossovo Causes Con flict Between Albanians and Serbs.

GLISH WRITER INDS OUR SUFES OUNG AND VIRIL   ewhat Astounded Wher iss Alice Paul Offers Him Candy,

PRESIDENT DID SAY IT.   ACCOUNT OF SPEECH A: SPENCER HAD IT CORRECT.

TUMULTY LIED TO AID WILSON   Challenges Statement Thai Woodrow’s “Promise” to Rumania Is False   PUBLIC RECORD, SAYS   MISSOURIAN ALSO CLAIMS THAT WCOCODROW’S SPEECH WAS MUZZLED

WILSON PROMISED ARMY TO EUROPE, SEN.REED ASSERT!   Missouri Democratic Senato Rushes to Aid of G. O. P. Colleague in Controversy  With the President. ~

REED TAKES SHOT AT WILSON DENIAL   MISSOURI SENATOR DECLARE! PRESIDENT PROMISED AID TO RUMANIA   Examination of Stenographic Min utes oc Peace Conterence Would Show What President Said

REED ATTACKS STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT   Senator Declares Serbia and Rumania Were Promised American Military Aid Under the League.  CAYS SPEECH ON RECOAN   Asks for Stenographic Records of the Peace Conference, Which, He Says, Have Been Sup-  pressed.

REEL ASSERTS WILSON PROMISED AMERIGAN AID   ‘Statement Was Published In Conorecetonal Racayel .

PRESIDENT a oT AND UN ARTICLE TEN NOT UNDERSTOOL   Republican Senators Ask for Stenographie Record of Versailles Peace Conference.

DECLARES PEACE CONFERENCE KECORD SHOWS HE PROMISED AID TO RUMANIASERBIA

Senator Reed Declares Wilsor Gave Assurance at Peace ~~ Conference   SUGGESTS PRESIDENT . PRODUCE FULL REPORTS   ‘Cains Statement Was Made in Address But Did Not -Get By Censor ina !  December”

SAYS WILSON PLEDGED AlD MAY 31 1919   Reed Asserts Wilson Promisec Military Force At Peace Cor ference.

REED SAYS WILSON PLEDGED U.S. AUD      Declares President Promised Military’ Sueccor to Rumania -and Serbia

PRESIDENT DID PROMOE TROOPS SAYS SEN. REED   Backs Statement by Senator Spencer, Republican, De

Postponement Flag An. nounces Delay as Boats Lie at Startine Point.   COURSE AS YESTERDAY   Conditions Not Such As te “Warrant Another Trial in Contest .

YACHT RACE AGAIN DELAYED   Lack of Wind Causes Early Postponements —May be Called off Till Tomorrow   Skippers Find Scarcely Cupful of Air When ‘hey Reached Starting Line

EDITOR GETS HORSE WHIPPEL   FORMER CITY EDITOR OF CHICAGO PAPER IS BEATEN BY A  sas ea ee Gi

Horsewhips Man Who Attempts to Elope With Gir   Chicagoan, 50, Beaten by Wom an, But Weds Her Daughter, 20, Just the Same.

WOMAN PUBLICLY C(WHIDES MAN SHE SUSPECTS PLANNING TO ELOPE WITH DAUGHTER

AC AND ORDER DIANE MEXICA rHPTION ACCURE   3 IN CONFERENCE i MANIFESTO TO ( TIZENSHIP

ELYRIA LEGION TO DISTRIBUTE _ WAR MEMORIAL   Tribute, by French to Bai Who: Helped Preserve’ tion to be Awarded All Overseas Men

SOUVENIR FOR OVERSEA MEN.   Pamphlet Dedicated to American Sol. diers Who Were in A. E. E. to Be Presented Through Legion.

FRANCE HONORS YANKS.   Souvenir Pamphlets to Be Given to All Men Who Served in American Army.

Offers $10,000 to Young Voters   First Prize of $6,000 For Best Republican Platform Suggested by Student.

YOUNG VOTERS ASKED TO WRITE 8, 0, P, PLATFORN   National Committee of fers $10,000 in Prizes for Best Suggestions in Interest of Republi. can. Party.   MANUSCRIPTS

FARMERS’ ATTACK ON STATE TAX BOARD IS LOS]   APPELLATE COURT TODAY HANDED DOWN IMPORTANT DECISION.   BODY HAS RIGHT TO  ORDER INCREASES   Judge Linn D. Hay of Marion Superjor Court Is Reversed—Constitutionality Not In  Question.

COURT UPHOLDS STATE BOARDIN TRY INCREASES   Washington. Township Case. De. ‘eided  ‘in Appellate Court “For Commission.

ANOTHER FIGHT ON Clot BONUS 5 LOOMING UP   Republicans Start Move ta Eliminate Cash Provision of Proposed Benefits

Wanmre atrip emaup)s      Request’ To Help Merehiunt: Murine Ts Made

CHARLES HARRIS DEAD.   Former State Commander G. A. R. at Kane rs.

FARMERS PLAN SPRING PLOWING   SUMI-MONTHLY OROP REPOF OF STATE FIEID AGENT PROVES INTERESTING

FARMERS PLAN SPRING PLOWING   “-POEI-SON THEY CROP GbPORY OF SPATE IHL AGES T PROVES ENTREES TENG:

RE-ELECTION OF PRES. GOMPERS IS UNANIMOUS   Elected Head of American Federation of Labor Fer the Thirty-Ninth Time,   LEAGUE THE CRITICAL ISSUE   Administration Was Defeated on Government Ownership Issue Yesterday.

BUMPERS AGAIN HEADS A. F. OF L.   Eiected President of Organization for Thirty-Ninth Time.   VOTE IS ALMOST UNANIMOUS   Only One Negative Ballot Recorded " Against the Veteran Labor Leader --Salary Is Raised to $12,000 Against His Plea.

LABOR ASKED TO DEMAND SENATE APPROVE LEAGUE   Gompers Faces Second Critica ‘Issue Threatening His: "Power: As Leader   RAILROAD GROUP TO PETITION DEMOCRATS

GOMPERS RENAMED A. F. OF L. PRESIDENT '   Veteran Labor Leader is Elected For 39th Time

LABOR FEDERATION TO ORGANIZE ALL PHONE OPERATORS         Samuel Gompers Received! First ‘De feat When Government Ownership R. R. Was Endorsed.

REELECT GOMPERS PRES, OF A. F, OF L,   No Opposition and Election Was Un: animeds Except fer One YVete Cast by Seattle Man

COMPERS FAVORED BY FEDERATION FOR REFLECTION   Ir WAS UNDERSTOOD TODAY A’ NOON THAT HE WILL MEET NO OPPOSITION

GOMPERS IS RE-ELECTED   Delegates Cheered Several Minutes When Nomination Was Made at Labor Convention.

TO OLD POSITION   ONLY VOTE CAST AGAINST THE AGED LEADER OF THE A. F. OF L.   Democrats Will Be Asked at San Francisco to Endorse Labor's Demand For Government Rail Ownership.

LEADERSHIP OF SAM GUMPERD IN JEOPARD)   The Veteran Labor Chieftair Faces Another Critical Issue Today.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS BONE OF CONTENTION   Supporters of Gompers Sa} He Will Again Be Elected President.

GOMPERS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR   NO QNE RAN AGAINST THE VETERAN AND ONLY ‘ONE VOTE WAS CAST AGAINST HIM.

GOMPERS i MADE HEAD  Ae      Neteran President of American  * Federation of Labor is Re ‘turned to Position by Unanimous Vote of Convention   DENIES ATTEMPT TO GET PROHIBITION MODIFIED      Railroad Workers Support Candidacy Declaring Action in Endorsing Government Ownership Not Repudiation

GOMPERS POWER I$ AGAIN THREATENED   Labor Head Defeated In One Issue And Close Contest In League Fight.

Samuel Gompers Elect President A. F. of Le W One Votina No.   COMMEND OHIO LAW ON: WORKMEN COMPENSATIG!

GOMPERS FACES SUPREME TEST OF POWER TODAY   Defeated Yesterday And Irish Hope To Make It Two Straight.

Succeeds Himself for 39th Time by Unanimous Vote.   IS GIVEN AN OVATION   Organization of Telephone  and Telegraph Operators Is Urged.

BUMPERS AGAIN NAMED HEAD OF FEDERATION   Re-Election Fails of One / Vote of Being Unanimous

AF. OF L. TAKES: UP LEAGUE ISSUE   Pres. Gompers Faces Second Critical Issue Threatening His Power   Commitlee Favors Ratification—Irish © Sympathizers and Others Opposed

GOMPERS AGAIN CHOSEN TO LEAD ORGANIZED LABOR   VETERAN PRESIDENT NAM. ED AT MONTREAL FOR 39TH TIME.   TELEPHONE OPERATORS ARE TO JOIN BOD’   Explained Attitude of Bell Compan In Regard’ To Its Help Renders Such a Step Ne-

GOMPERS IS REELECTED PRESIDENT, 39TH TIME   Nontination is Signal for Prolonsge: Ovation by Delezates-—-Memorial 7 Mav Spt

A.F.OFL:AGAIN “ELECTS GOMPERS   Selected President Thirty-Nintk Time at Annual Converition in Montreal. "3   Refusing to Heed Veteran Leader’. Plea That $10,000 a Ycar is Ample, the Convention Raised His Salary to $12,000.

GOMPERS I§ FEDERATION HEAD AGAIN      Elected For 39th Time at .. Convéntion in Montreal   DUNCAN SAYS . “NO!”   Casts Only Negative Vote; Gompers Denies Liquor Charre

i ae A FERERATION: PLANS) IN ATIOVAL: CAMPAIGN ‘TO ORGASIZE TE 2 EPHONE . OPE SRATORS.

A. F, OF L, AGAIN: ELECTS GOMPERS   Selected President Thirty-Ninth Time at Annual Convention in Montreal,   ONE NEGATIVE VOTE CAST   Refusing to Heed Veteran Leader's Plea That $10,000 a Year Is Ample, the Convention Raised His Salary to $12.000.

GOMPERS RE-ELECTED   For 39th Term as President of the A. F. of L.

RE-ELECTED LABOR HEAD   Assumes President’s Chair Thirty-Ninth Time Today.

PICK GOMPERS: TO LEAD LABOF FOR 39TH TIME   Veteran President of Feder. ation Named President in Montreal Convention   FACES A CRITICAL ISSUE OF POWE!

COMPERS MADE CHIEF 39" TIME    VETERAN LEADER OF AMERIC4N : FEDERATION OF LABOR IS RE ELECTED PRESIDENT.

GOMPERS AGAIN HEADS UNIONS   Veteran President of American Feder ation of Labor Has Only One Dissenting Vote Against Him.

 SAMUEL GOMPERS 15  RE-ELECTED AT THE HEAD OF FEDERATION OF LABOF

GOMPERS CALLS CFCRET MEETING   It Is Probaby to Get A. F. of L Leaders’ Advice as to Accepting Another Election.

SELECT GOMPERS TOHEAD THE A. F, OF L.: 39TH TIME   Federation Authorized Nation wide Campaign to Organize Telephone Operators

GOMPERS S RE: ELECTED,      ‘Only Name Presented To American Federation of Labor.

tE VOTE IB CAST AGAINST  ‘ETERAN LABOR LEADER  AT CONVESTIGN Topay   PLUNGE INTO POLITICS   : Endcr-ement of Gaverument Owner. ship of Railroads Will be Uc. ~ manded oof the Dea cate PYatform: Buildor This Month

Labor Federation Chief I: Unanimously Chosen tt Head Organization for th Thirty-Ninth Time.   EXPECTED OPPOSITION FAILS TO TAKE SHAP!   ‘No Candidate Enters Field Against Gompers and Only Vote Is Cast Against Him; Fight on Treaty Issne.

BOVT. OWNERSHIP. WILL BE DEMANDED BY LABOR OF FRISCO COMMITTE!   Attempt Will Be Made to Secure ~~ of Federation When Democrats — Convene at Frisco   SE ee  GOMPERS IS AGAIN NAMED TO HEAD LABOR FEDERATION

[  SAMUEL GOMPERS GOMPERS  WAS RE-ELECTED   WILL HEAD AMERICAN FEDERA. TION OF LABOR FOR THIRTYEIGHTH YEAR.  6   GOT ALL EXCEPT ONE VOTE

For..Thirty-ninth Time He is Chosen as President of AEL.   TO ORGANIZE OPERATORS

GOMPERS AGAIN ELECTED.   Chosen as President of Ameri. can Federation of Labor for 30th Time

GOMPERS FACING NEW CRISIS   Opponents of World League Claim Majority on Vote   Re R. GROUP PLANS CAMPAIGN   Will Ask Democrats to Endorse Plumh Plan

Veteran Chieftain, 71 Years Old, Has Headed Organi~ zation 38 Years   JAMES DUNCAN NAMED = FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT   GOMPERS SAYS HiS MIND Is NOT CLOSED. TO PROGRESS, THAT HE LEARNS SOME. THING EVERY DAY. a

NOMINATION [3 FOLLOWED. BY PALISING GHEERS   Only One Man.in aber. Convention Fails to-Vote.for. Re-election:   JAMES DUNCAN OF - SEATTLE JS ‘OPPONENT   Federation Lays Plans. te Organize Telephone ‘Operators.of Nation . -

No Confirmation Of  Annownce:  . ment Secured From Ebert Government-—-Cabinet To Be Formed Of Professional Ministers.      (TO HAVE CHAMBER OF LABOR   Under Ministers Refused To Take Orders From Kapp. Continuing .To.Carry Out Old Faction Pro pram,      SUMMARY . OF - AGREEMENT

PETROLEUM WILL Be EXHAUSTED IN TREE YEAR   Present Rate Of Consumption Is Overlapping Production By Fifty Million Barrels Annually.   TO SEEK SUPPLIES ELSEWHERE

OIL SITUATION SHOWN,   Welsch Says All Available Pr troleum Will be Exhausted in Three Years.

MAinITS   Sharpshooters, With . Repeating Rifles, Tn Man Hunt; —~

BANDIT HUNT If ON IN NEW YORK   increase in Police Force of 769 Men Authorized, With Issue of Special Revenue Bonds to Pay Salaries.

rweaty Picked Sharpshooters of the New York Police Force Comb City {im Automobiles.

NEW YORK POLICE SCOUR CITY HUNTING FOR CROOKS   Picked Sharpshooters Armed With Rifles Search Metropolis In Automobiles In An Effort to Check Crime Wave; Shoot to Kill, Order Issued By Headquarters   BANDITS TERRORIZE TOLEDO

Sharpshcoters Hunt Charced With Prof> amncits in New York tieering im Caal

SHARPSHCOTERS SEEK BANDITS IN METROPOLIS   Removal ‘Of Police’ Commissioner Enright 1s Proposed In Resoluz tion Introduced “At Meeting 0 Of ‘Board Of Aldermen:   SPREADS INTO NEW JERSEY

CRIME WAVE IN CITY LEADS TO ORDERS TO SHOOT ESCAPING SUSPECTS   'OLEDO BEING TERRORIZED   People of Ohio City Face Recurring Series of Crimes—Yeggs Make Use of Ether,

PROSECUTION IS ENJOINED BY OPERATORS   Mine Owners Seek To Restrain Federal, Govern. ment Compelling Appearance In Federal Court.

WOULD PLACE WOPOWERS UNDER BAN   League Continues Efforts t Straighten Out Armenia’s Troubles

ALLIES WILL PAY U, 0. POW WORK OF ARMY   Lord Cecil Would Pun« ish Poland and Lithuania---Discuss Matter Vital to U. S.

AMERICAN’S DEATH WiLL BE PROBES   Real Reason for Shoot ing of De Mott Will Be Hunted.

INVESTIGATION UF AMERICAN DEATH ORDERED   Explanation by Germany for Paul R. DeMott’s Murder Is Not Sufficient

United States Will Make « Searching Investigation o Death of Paul Demott Killed by Germans.   DELAY IN EXECUTION HAD BEEN PROMISEE   Government Wants to Know Why and How American Citizen Was Killed by German Soldiers at Wesel.

U.S, WILL P YANK’S DEATH   Germans Shoot American Who Was Condemned to Die

WILL: INVESTIGATE DEMOTT KILLING    Germans Must Account for Killing of Americnn While Tr     rings to     Escape [

UNCLE SAM WILL FIND GUT ABOUT DE Mer   Searching Inquiry Will Be Made inte Explanation of Anoprican’s Exocution.

U.S. ASKS FACTS — IN DMOTT DEATH   State Department Orders _ “Nery Searching Investi- ° gation in Case.”   ISHOT BY GERMAN GUARD   Promise. to Withhold Death Sentence Had Been Given: by Germans. *

AGAIN BACK AT HOOKSETT HOME   Freed Last Night of the Charge of Murder Ac: cused Woman Leaves at Once for the Scene of Tragedy.

MRS. OTTERSON AGAIN BACK AT HOOKSETT HOME   Freed Last Night of the  Charge of Murder Accused Woman Leaves at Once for the Scene of Tragedy.

MRS. OTTERSON IS FREE TODAY   ‘Found Not Guilty of Murder by Grand Jury at Concord

ARMENIA NEARING DEFEAT BY TURKS   Little Nation is Reduced* to. Caucus Republic by Na-* tionalists Foes.   -EAGUE REJECTS CHANGES

ARMENIANS BEATEN BY TURKISH FORGE   HAVE BEEN FORE CED TO RE. TREAT BEYOND BORDERS THEIR OWN COUNTRY

DRIVE ARMENIANS OUT OF COUNTRY   TURKISH NATIONALITS AR. MY HAS DRIVEN ARME*XIANS TO EASTWARD   REFUGEES IN SNOW   Armenian Government Is Unable to Provide Food er Housing fer People

avks Haye Driven: AW Armes Troays Beyond Boindary Lines of Armenia      THE FIGHTING HAS CEASED   E * o inthanee of pisheviki Restores Pence to Nation—Thousands  Pace Starvation,

Armenian Government Is Unabh to Provide Food or Housing far Pegpte   Turks Declare They do Not Went to Crush Armenia, Rut Will

ARMENIA IN CHAOS AS TURKS-DRIVE Oh   100,000 Refugees Flee With Shattered Army; Conditions Frightful.

ARMENIANS BETWEEN TUR ND RUSSUNG W TERRIBLE. PLIHT   Occtuipy Only Small Section of Territory Assigned Them ‘And Are Being Gradually Decimated by Starvation and Exnostre.

ARMENIA IN UTTER CHAOS  Half of Population Has  Been Wiped Out.  TURKS PROMISE "LENIENT TERMS   American Relief Workers at Their Posts.

ARMENIAN FORCES DRIVE EASTWARD   TERRITORY THEY NOW HOLD ENTIRELY OUTSIDE OF TRA. DITIONAL BOUNDARIES.

ARMENIANS ARE IN LAST STAGES OF DESTITUTION   Bolshevik Government Intervenes To Stop  Turkish Advance.

ARMENIANS ARE IN DEPLORABLE STATE   One Hundred Thousand Refugees in Last Stages of Destitution.

ARMENIANS ARE DRIVEN BY TURKS   OVER 100,000 *REFUGEE: TRAVELING THROUGH SNOW.

Mimourt Farmers Complain.   UP-HILL TASK FOR WILSON   Armenia in State of Utter Chaos.   HER FORCES OVER BOUNDRY   Hastilities With Turkish Nationals Suspended Through Intervention of Russian Soviet.

WAR WOUNDED IN AUSTRIA TO GET CROWN ESTATE   ate Emperor Francis’ Jo seph Left 60,000,006 Crowns for Maimed— Castles and Lodges For Sale.

USE” ROYAL. ESTATES   To Supply Pension Fund for Caro of Invalid Soldiers,     War Victims to Receive {incomes From   All Property Left by the Em.  neror af Austria

VAST ESTATES WILL BE USED FOR INVALID   Vast Fortune is Bequeathed by : Late Emperor Joseph to Help Soldiers.

VAST ESTATES OF EMPEROR FOR PENSIONS   Invalid Soldiers of Austria Ars Beneficiary of Confisca-

JOHN A. BRASHEAR DEAD   Noted Pittshurz Astronumer Was a Native ef Brownsy ie.

DR. BRASHEAR IS DEAD.   ‘One of Most Eminent of Amer ican Astronomers Succumbs at Pittsburgh.

ARE THE COAL MINERS GETTING LIVING WAGE:   Members of Anthracite Commission May Tour Pennsylvania Fields ta Decide Question

COMMISSION MAY TOUR THE HARD COAL REGION   Invitation Extended by 8S. D. Warriner, Expert Witness for Operators.

YEGGS BUSY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS CLEAN UP $5,30¢   Prnodential Insurance Company (itice and a Reker Partly Victims of Raids.

A CO-OPERATION OF PRODUCTION   And Marketing of Farm Pro. ducts to Stabilize the Interests of the People   BOTH FCR PRODUCERS AND AS TO CONSUMERS   Harding Dwells Upon Rela. tions That Shouid Exist Between City and Country.

"FARMERS SMOTHERED WITH TAXES "--HARDING   Says False Promises Have Been Made to Them by Dictational Powers.

ATLANTA TIED UP BY TROLLEY OTAIKE TODAY   Employees Reject Decision of Arbitration Board on Wages Increase   NOT A CAR RUNNING IN CITY OR SUBURBS   STRIKE VOTE FOLLOWS ALI NIGHT DISCUSSION OF IN CREASE OFFER AVERAGING SIX CENTS PER HOUR,

ATLANTA IS) WALKING,   Street Car System Tied Pp by strike for Better Wages.

CHEVROLET WINS $26,200 IN PURSES. ASWELL AS THREE VALUABLE TROPHIES   Thomas, Who Finished Second, Gets $10,700--Ralph De Palna, Who Was Put Out of the Race with Victory Aimnast in Sight. Wine 411200 ss

JUDGE LONG APPOINTED BY RAIL BODY   To Become Chief Law Ex: aminer for Railroad Commission   <ICCEEDS RAY CLARKE   Prairie du Chien Appointee Was Legislative Member 7 in $811

D'ANNUNZIO TO ABANDON FIUME   Disappointed at Cold Reception’of Inhabitants of Proclamation

WHISKEY RING BRAINS HUNTED -. MADE MILLIONS   “Master Mind” Said to Live is Luxury and Direct (reat  Operations   DALRYMPLE’S REPORT

MASTER MIND IS BOOZE RING HEAD   THIS IS THE STORY CHICAGC HEARS; CLIQUE MADE $14,000,000,

POWHATAN Ya IN HALIFAX HARBOR   Army Transport Little — the ~ Worse for Struggle With Waves.

CREDIT DEFLATION TO REDUCE PRICES   Federal. Reserve Board’s Program Said to. Be Having Good Effect.   BREAK UP FREIGHT TIEUP   Increased Production Wil Follow Solving of Shipping Problem, Belief,

HIGH PRICES MAY TAKE DROP   If the Federal Reserve Bank Carries Through Its Program of Deflation

Reduce Prices  7 Thins Bar Cont  aaa ey ae eee   FEDERAL RESERVE — ROARE HAS PLAN TO REDUCE THE HIQkh COST OF E1CINE:

THE CREDIT PLAN   The Federal Reserve Board Plans a Program of Credit Deflation asc   MEANS OF REDUCING!

REDUCE PRICES 20 PER CEN’      Is THE HOPE OF THE FEDERAL KESERVE BOARD BY ITS PRO. GRAM OF DEFLATION

CREDIT DEFLATION IS PLAN OF RESERVE BOARD   Breaking Up of Freight Car Congestion Would Also Reduce Prices, it is Predicted.

GUNMEN’S STRIFE ENDS IN SLAYING OF CHIEFS   Enumity Between Gangs Results in Fatal Battle in Newark (N. J.) Restaurant Sunday

TWO GUNMEN KILLED IN FIGHT   Rival Gangs Clash in) Newark. Kes taurane,.

Quantity °f Goods and! Money Donaied Greater This Year Than Ever Before!

MANY DINNERS AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS   MAYOR’S COMMITTEE PLANS TO SEND OUT MORE THAN 100   A GENEROUS RESPONSE   Quantity °f Goods and Money Donated Greater This Year Than Ever Before;   Gifts Are Piled High in the Mayor’s Office and the City Council Room

LOON SURAPPED HG OWN LEAGUE, HARDING ASSERTS   Nominee Says Wilson’s Rejec tion of Reservations Defeat. ed Covenant—Again Pledges International Association.

League Scrapped by Wilson Himself, Harding Declares   Republican Nominee Reiterates He will Work for International Association; Will Not Barter Our Nationality.

Digresses From Prepared Speech to Express Belief There Should be Deeper Re. ligious Reverence in United States.

WILSON OGRAPPED Hl OWN LEAGUE HARDING STATES   Promises if Elected There Will Be No Barter of American Nationality.   ADDRESSES OHIO FARMERS

Tariff Protection for Farm Products   Among Remedies Advocated for Agricultural Advancement — Denies He Ever Said Dollar a Bushel Enough for Farmers’ Wheat.

WILSON SCRAPPED HIS OWN LEAGUE HARDING CHARGES   Senator Talks on Agricultural and Industrial Proble m s.

HARDING. 10. FORM NEW ASSOCIATION   Asserting Wilson Scrapped Leagué, Nominee Declares Against. Pact~

HARDING SAYS PRESIDENT PUT LEAGUE ON SCRAP   Republican Nominee Promises - to Work. for Interpational:: Association If Elected .   NOMINEE’S. STAND ON: ISSUES [S APPLAUDED   Farmers Hear - Address - on  Agricultural and Industrial   Cooperation: = 

WILSON SoRAPPED   Says President’s Refusal tc accept Senate’s Reservation Killed Covenent.

SENATOR FAVORS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE BUT WILL NOT AGREE TO BARTER AMERICAN NATIONALITY   Co-ordination. of Agriculture and Industry. cof Paramount Importarice,, Says’ G: .O.Nominee—Declarés Belief: of. a Need ‘of Deéper Religious Reverence in United States —Urves Education in Current History.

AY OHIO FARMERS   NOVINER DECL \RES PRESIDENT “SCRAPPE » fs nhat LE AGUE OF floNs.’

OENATOR FAVORS ASSOCIATION. OF NATIONS. SAYS   Declares Wilson “Scrapped His Own Leaque” After the Reservations Had Been Adopted by Senate.

WILSON SCRAPPED LEAGUE   Harding Declares President Himself Shelved Covenant—For International Court.

FRANCE’S RAIL STRIKE ENDS   Mobilization of the Military Forces Found a Hard Nut to Crack.

— ee a a se FRANCE’S FAIL ISTRIKE END3   Mobilization of the Military Forces Found 2 Hard Nut to Crack.

FRANCE HALTS RAIL STRIKE   Mobilization of Military Forces Puts End to Walkout.

LEHLBACH OPPOSES BURLESON'S RULING   Jersey Author of Postoffice Re__ ‘tirenient Act Would Pro-: tect Aged Employes

MINIMUM SALARIES FIXED.   Married Penn State Instructors Wilt Get at Least $1,500,

UFFIGER AND CASH MISSINE   Lieut McCormick, Popula Socially, Under Cloud at Fort Des Moines.

Gompers Deplores F ailure of U.S. to Ratify; Says” People Would Accept -

GOMPERS FOR LEAGUE   ge ae  QF. OF L. LEADER WANTS IT ee” DATTFIED AT ONCE. “   Pity, Says He, That Some Sort of An Agreement Could aa be . “Reached. ©

ENUMERATORS FINDING. ~ THEIR JOBS DIFFICULT   Solicit Aid ‘of Police in Workin: . ‘Among’ New York’s Foreign  - ements.”

HEW YORK ENUMERATORS RUNNING AGAINST SHAGS   Police Are Catfed Upon to Aic Workers Especially in Foreign Districts.   FINANCIAL DREAMS BURST

Robbery Occurred This Morn ing on Train Between Milwaukee and Chicago.

NEW RECORD FOR NEW OIL WELLS   Total of 3,153 New Wells Drilled ir August, with 871 Dr: Holes, Oi! City Derrick Records Show

YARDMEN FIND OTHER JOBS   Strike Meetings at Cleveland Dwindle as the Men Go Into Other Work.

KING OF GREECE HOLDS FAST TO NEW TERRITORY   Troops Will Be Asked to Con. tinue Occupation; Some  Royal Weddings Soon

DISCUSS WAR AND WEDDINGS   Kifttg Constantine Has Much to Keer Him Occupied In His New Job.

PRINGE ACGPED ON SPUR QF MOMENT   Kaisor'’s “Son Who. Offetad to Sur. render Self Oig Not Ponder Over What He Did, Saya Hun Major.

HURRIES INTO MARTYR ROLE   €x-Crown Prince’s Decision to Offer Himself for Trial Made on  Impulse of Moment.

The Te D Lt a fis de wich Pap on vera leseripti . ae criptica of Prin ns Ter Va tai ee :  m ert i ay? tot,        “y

PRINCE FOLLOWS IMPULSE   mids Offer of Surrender to Abies on Spiv of the Moment,

“BEAUTIFUL GESTURE? SAYS DUTCH EDITORS REFERRING 10 OFFER QF CROWN PRINCE FRED

DUTCH 7 88 CALL IT A!” AOTIFDL GESTURE   They ba, ‘Former Crown Prince Took Action on The Imputac of The Moment.

DUTCH LAUGH AT CROWN PRINCE’S WAR GUILT -PLAD   His Offer. to- _ Surrender’ J Called  ‘Beautiful 2 (achitet

AN INTERESTING PUZZLE IS NEW ORDER IN DUBLIN   No One on Streets Between Midnight and 5 a. m., and There’s So Much to Be Done in That Period.

TIME LOCK ON STRIKE   State House Securities Are More   Secure Than Ever

STATE VAULT FOILS EXPERTS   Kansas Safe Containing $31,000,000 Refuses to Open.

EXPERTS FAIL ON BIG VAULT   State Safe of Kansas, Containing $31,. ‘900,000, Balks Attempts to Open It.

BOY SCOUTS WILL OPEN RECRUITING CAMPAIGN SOON   Will Seek Boys of 12 Years and Qver to Join Before Jan. Ist When Fee Raises

CARDINAL GIB ON URGES WOMEN NUT TONEGLECT VOTING   Prelate Says All Should Feel! Duty to Register, Vote ai Presidential Election.

CARDINAL ‘GIBBONS URGES WOMEN 10 EXERCISE FRANCHISE   Yonerable Catholic Prelate De. » elares That it is Not Only a Right But a Duty to Vote,

WAROAW HEARS BATTLES HUAL   Russians Establish Line: Within 21 Miles of Capital and Fierce Conflict Rages.   Artillery Not Yet Close Enough to Send Shells Into City.

ALLIES TD REJECT GERMAN PROPOSAL   Reparation Scheme of Defeat ed Nation Has a Joker in It.

Proposition In Regards to Reparations Nor Much Different Than Original.   PROPOSES REBUILDING ~ —BY GERMAN SYNDICATE   Believed by French Germany Would Profit Materially By This Plan.

MRS. JULIAN [AMBASTS ANTI LEAGUE   ? Mrs. Grace Julian Clark Classes Opponents of Pact as  Doubters and   Partisans   AMERICA IS NOT A QUITTER

THE REASONS WH}   Mrs. Julian Clarke Tell. Large Audience Why She is for League   IN RIGHT DIRECTION   Does Not Favor Wrapping Mantle of Selfishness About Country

ARREST TWO ON BANDIT CHARGI   SUSPECTED OF HOLDING UP NEW ORLEANS LIMITED   ‘Officials Checking up Records to De: : termine Valne of Registered Mail  Taken— Estimates Near $100,000.

NEW ORLEANS FLYER — RIFLED BY BANDITS   TWO MEN GO THROUGH MATL SACKS GETTING BOOTY THAT IS ESTIMATED AT THOUSANDS; MAY BE WALTON’S PAIS.

TRAIN ROBBED, TWO SUSPEOTD UNDER ARRES!   Robbers Get $100,000 in Reg istered Mail on Illinois Central.   ROBBERY OCCURRED ON OUTSKIRTS OF CHICAGO   Mail Clerks Bound, While th Robbers Loot Safe and Escape.

BANDITS GET $100,000 IN MAIL THEFT   Hold Up New Orleans Limited Near Tucker, Ill., Early Saturday.

ARREST 2 SUSPELTS OF TANN ROBBERY  Officials Checking Up Loss   Officials Checking Up Loss Caused By Theft of Registered Mail.   BELIEVE IT SECOND TRIP

I. C, MAIL GAR HELD UP AND ROBBED LAST NIGHT BY BOLO PAIR   Round Five Clerks and Took Loot Which May Reach $100,000. 

BRITAIN WARNED OF PERIL   Winston Churchill Says Impossible for Civilized People to Adopt Bolshevism.

HARRISON URGES PARTY CHANGE   Democratic Reorganization Pronosed by Bureau Head.

Cox to Lead Reorganized ' Party, Plar   Suggestion Made by Senato: Pat Harrison Includes Pun ishing Lukewarm Ones.

PLAN FOILED.   Germans Had Hoped ‘To Attack Gib raltar from the Air.

GERMANS PLANNED: RAID ON GIBRALTAR BY AI   Hoped to Capture Portress by Conp Before Outbreak of World War.

a tenet rete lly nt ERR THESE BUSTLES HAD KICK LIke KANGAROO FLOCK

RIVER AND HARBOR BiLL REPORTE!   Carvies Appropriations For Only Twelve Millions—New Projects Cut Out,

NEW PROJECTS ELIMINATED   Rivers and Harbors Appropriztions Greatly Reduced.

BIG CUT IN BLL FOR ~ RIVERS AND HARRORS   / Measure Calls For Twelve Mil. : Hons. Against Original Amount ; of Forty-one Million.

LEWIS CHOSEN FOR COVERNDE   Heads Slate Chosen a State Caucus at Springfield,

MAN SENTENCED: TO: DIE MAKES ELEVENTH HOUR CONFESSION OF CRIME   Joseph - -Milano Admits Killing of Station Agent of New York Subway and Taking Money

“JOE? MILANO CONFESSES ON EVE OF DEAT   Makes statement in ‘which he exonerates Cassidy gnd Mel auchiin

DISTRICT COU COURT NEWS   ea Number ” “oft ‘Cases Being "Fried: This. Week, :

DiSTRICT COURT WNEW5S  A Number ‘of Cases Being Tried This Week.

Farmwer Waa Convicted of Murdering  Senuth Dakota Peaple Over  eee feel

REDS ARE IN COMPLETE CONTROL AT IRKUTSK      Americar Counci! and teft on Wa to Point 400 Miles Into Interior.

BRYAN URGES DRY PLANK ON Gi. 0. P   SAYS HE WILL SEE THAT DEMOCRATS ADOPT ONE “IN VERY SAME WORDs.”

BRYAN URGES IDENTICAL PLATFORM PLANKS   Tells Revublicans that Drv Endorse : ment Would Be Duplicated : at Frisco.

UNIONISTS AWAITING -RAIL LABOR AWARD   BOARDS DECISION TO BE ANNOUNCED TODAY.   A Report From Reliable Source In: dicates Awards Will Be 50 to 60 Per Cent of Demands Made  by the Employes.

aM ON WAGE AWARDS FOR RAIL FORGE   NOT LIKELY TG PLEASE.   GENERAL STRIKE MIGHT GROW OF CUTTING DEN ANDS.

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD TO GIVE AWARD TODAY   Will Average From 50 to 60 Per Cent of the Amount Asked For By The Men.

indications Are Only Fifty Per Cent of Increases. Asked Will Be Granted to the - Workers; General Sirike Is Regarded as “Possibility if the Estimates ‘Are Correct.

LABOR BOARD IS TO GRANT INCREASE IN WAGES ON RAILWAYS   Report is to Be Made Today, But ~ Copy Was Stolen and Already Made Public   RAISES ARE FROM 50 TO 60 PER CENT OF_ DEMANDS   Union Leaders Declare Them: selves Not Bound to Accept It—May Be a Strike.

GIVEN ONE-HALF OF BOOST ASKED   yy. Wages Increased. 50 to 60 Per Cent. :

RAUL WAY LABIA BUA WILL aN COA AG TOA   Exrected to Averaye Fifty to Sixty-four Per Cent Amount Asked by Men.   WiiSTHER EMPLOYES WILL ACCEPT IS NOT KNOWN   Neasty Thousand Brotherhood Chairmen and Executives Bold All Day Séssion to Discvss Union Affairs and Adjourr Until Morning.

RAILROAD MEN WAIT AWARDS   Heads of 16 Brother. hoods Gather to Hear the Decision

MEN UNLIKELY T0 BE SATISFIED ’ WITH DECISION   Union Officials Pessimistic on Eve of Chicago Meeting   Award, Handed Down This Morning, Said to Give Only Half of Increase Asked

RAIL BOARD 10 © IVE MEN HALE      GENERAL STRIKE IS POSS BUT CHIEFS WON'T CALL IT

WILL ARISE PAY OF TWO MILLION NATION'S WORKERS   DECISION WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT 8:30 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING,   STRIKE TALK IS GENERAL   Increase Will Be 50 to 60 Per Cent cf Amount Asked For Is Belief— Brotherhoods Chiefs Are Silent.

LABOR BOARD GRANTS HALF OF SUM ASKED   Award Averages from 50 to 60 Per Cent of Billion Total Sought   STRIKE POSSIBLE   UNION CHIEFS PESSIMISTIC AND BELIEVE GENERAL STRIKE iS NOW PCSSIBLE

hh. AWARD OUT TODAY  Union Leaders Pessimistic May General Strike Is a Possibility  Pennsylvania Road to Lay Off 11,000 Men   era ne

Reports Indicate That Railroad Employes Will Receive Increases Totaling Close to Half Billion Dollars Annually; Question of Acceptance Goes to Brotherhoods °   PENNSYLVANIA TO REDUCE FORCE

WORKERS AWAIT ANNOUNCEMENT BY WAGE BOARD   Brotherhood Chiefs Hold Conferences; Strike Is  Possibility.

MAKE AWARD TODAY   Railroad Labor Board. will Hand Down Decision

WAGE AWARD IS AWAITED   LABOR BOARD TO REPORT THIS MORNING —   COMPROMISE. PREDICTED   Early Reports Indicate About  ¢ Percent Increase

WAGE BOARD TO GIVE DECISION THIS MORNING   Reports Indicate Award of About 50 Per Cert of Demands of Railroaders.   UNION CHIEFS GATHER

RAIL WAGE AWARD TO BE ANNOUNCED AT EIGHT-TIRTY   Rumored That It Will Be Not More Than Sixty Percent of Abount Asked   PENNSYLVANIA TO REDUCE WORKING FORCE 10 PERCENT   If Award Unsatisfactory Chiefs Wii lteter To Membership To Vote Before Strike,

TO ANNOUNCE AWARD TODAY.   Railway Labor Board Will Hand Dewn Its First Award.

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD DECISION UN WAGES WILL BE KNOWN TODA)   First Award, sity the Pay of Virtually 2,000, 000 Employes, Will Be Announced at 8:30 a. m   INCREASED WAGES BELIEVED CERTAIN   Reports Are That Men Will Receive a Raise Averaging from 50 to 60 Per Cent of Their Demande

BOARD TO MAKE ~ AWARDING TODAY   Will Recommend Half Amount Asked by Men; Union Leaders Fear Men Will Not Be Satisfied. and That General Strike Will Recult 

Feeling of Pessimism Await: Decision of Board to Be Given Today.   ACCEPTANCE TO BE PUT TO REFEREND   Doubtful If Men Can Be Held  Leaders Say; . Declare  Award Too Small.

PEoIMloM ON WAGE AWARDS FOR RAIL FORCE   NOT LIKELY TC PLEASE.   TENERAL STRIKE MIGHT GROW OF CUTTING DEMANDS.

ANIL AWARD TODAY   Labor Board Will Announce Decision on Wages at 8:30 o’Clock at Chicago.   A WALKOUT IN BALANCE   General Strike Depends on Amount of Increase, Said to be About 50 Per Cent of Demands.   Union Leaders Are. Pessimistic, Bat Noncommittal, on Possible Action by Grand Council.   COPY OF AWARD STOLEN   Looting of Labor Board’s Offices Being Investigated—Railroads Plan Sharp Retrenchments.

RAILROAD MEN TO GET AWARD THIS: MORNING   First Decision of Railroad Labor Board Will be .An nounced This Forenoon.   TWO MILLION MEN ARE © INTERESTED IN FINDING   Reports Indicate Award of 50 to 60 Per Cent of Amount Asked by the Employes of the Railroad Companies.

UNIONTOWN, PA. HAS SERIOUS FIR   Fourth Attempt to Destroy Building Was a Success.

HOWARD MAY BE TAKEN FROMTHE NINTH DISTRICT   ‘Such is One of the Possibilities of the Next Congressional Apportionment.   POPULATION TO BE BASIS   A General Shifting of Counties and Recasting of Districts May Result.

RUSH MAY LEAVE. SIXTH DISTRICT   Politicians Figure on Possibility of Regrouping of Congressional Un ite   POPULATION IS THE BASIS.      Indiana May Lese Seat in House Which Would Reduce Number 1: Districts to 12

AMERICAN LIVES NEEDLESSLY SACRIFICED ON MORNING OF ARMISTICE, SAYS GENERAL

USELESS SACRIFICE OF LIFE,   General Sherburne Lament« Fight ing Following Armistice.

WOSTLY UC “NINSTROCOTED,   Two : Thirds of the Minnesota  Laasumte fantontians Silent...

DELEGATES ARE UNINSTRUCTED   Returns of Eighty-Four Conventions Held on  Wednesday In

SLAYER SMILES IN FACING DEATE   Gordon Fawcett Hanby, Bank Robber and Adventurer Keeps Up Nerve at Death; RefuSes to Teil Story of Life or Give Names of Relatives.

HAMBY GOES 10 HIS DEATH WIT ome ON FACE   Murderer Keeps Up Bravado To the End; Had Robbed Thirteen Banks   IS BURIED FRIDAY IN THE PRISON YAR   NEW YORK GOVERNOR AAI REFUSED TO GRANT RE PRIEVE, AND HAMBY DU NOT CARE.

MURDERER PAYS DEATH PENALTY   Hamby Goes ‘to ’ Electric Chair With Smile

HAMBY GOES TO CHAIR OF DEATH WITH FIRM STEF   His’ Parting. Words to: Other -Con demned Men Were “Good-bye, Fel * lows,  “Always Liked’ to: Try  - Everything Gnee.” -

‘Thomas B. Crary,  Financier, Is Dead   Interested in Lumber in Mississippi— “ Died at: Binghampton, N. ¥.

THOMAS CRARY DIES      Noted New York Financier Succumb at Itome in Binghumpton.

YACHT RACE IS  LATE STARTING DUE 10 A DEAD CALM ON OCEAN   Water Around the Ambrose Lightship, Starting Point, Unruffled By the Slight  met Reanva   IIMMENSE CROWD OUT   Weather Sharks Say Sufficient Wind Will Spring Up Later to Start the Race .

THE SHAMROCK — ~~ AND RESOLUTE   Await Enough Wind to ~~ Furnish Speed

AMERICA TAKES MIDDLE GROUNE   Between France and Britain on Polish Situation.

U. a, OAT TOF HEL ABOUT POLAND   Washington’s Position is Midway Between That of France and England.

U. §. SATISHED WITH POLISH INTENTIONS   Feeling. Exists That Government Will Not Demand Specific Statement

GOVERNMENT OF HOLLAND GIVES "FLAT REFUSAL   Me the a Allied Demand -for. the Kaiser,.and ‘This: ‘War Answer Anticipated *

GOVERNMENT OF . HOLLAND GIVES FLAT REFUSAI   ‘To the Allied "Demand for the “Ex-Kaiser; and. This Was Answer Anticipated -

ALLY OLUW 10 Gian OcHMAR VE  UM   New Ebert Government . Formed With Bauer at Head, Is Claim

ALLY GLOW 0 Gnvon OLHMAN  EI  UUM   New Ebert Government Is Formed With Bauer at Head, Is Claim

IN FAVOR OF WORLD COURT   Council of League of Nations ir Sympathy With Program Attributed to Eliha Roet.

ROOTS PLANES ARE. ACCEPTED BY LEAGUE   Council Approves Permanent Court of International Justice at Brussels,

a * ROOT PROPOSALS FOR  * WORLD COURT APPROVED + BY COUNCIL OF LEAGUE

ADOPT THE ROOT GOURT PLAN.   But League Council Excepnts Obtigatory Jurisdiction Provision,

PERMANENT COURT PLAN IS APPROVED   The League of Ne Nations Coun cil Adopts Elihu Root’s i Suggestions. -

PERMANENT COURT ~ PLANES APPROVET   LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL ADOPTS ELIHU ROOTS SUGGESTIONS.

PROHIBITION "INSURRECTION   Armed Body of Federal Officers En Route . to Iron County

FEDERAL OFFICERS ON WAY TO IRON COUNTRY TO SUPPRESS REVOLT   SAY OFFICIALS NEGLIGES   Major Dalrymple Heads Force of Eighty Officers Who Will Clean Up the Entire Country.

INTENDS TO QUELL “LIQUOR REVOLT”   Federal Prohibition Director Going To Iron County With Party of Agents and State Constabulary.   STATEMENTS DISAGREE ON CAUSE OF TROUBLI   Prosecuting Attorney McDonough Claims Wine Taken From Offenders Belonged Personally to Owners.

WET REVOLT IN MICHIGAN   County in Upper Peninsula Said to Be in Open Rebellion,

CRIMEA REFUGEES STARVING   At Least a Thousand Women and Chil. : dren Are Succumbing, Says  : Report.

HOWAT AND od OF Alo ASOUGIATES ARE PUT IN JAI   Pittsburg Mine Workers’ Officials Sentenced for Contempt in Refusing to Testify at Hearing.

Reorganization Plans . For Navy Department   Senate Committee.Broadens Scope of In_ quiry Today Despite Protests of Democrats.

SCOPE IS WIDENED IN NAVAL HEARINC   Republicans Override Democrats and Detcrmine to Take Suggestions for Reorganization.

BROADEN NAVAL INQUIRY.   Seb-Committee WHI Inquire Abort! Possible Re-organization.

SENATE COMMITTEE EXTENDS SCOPE OF NAVY INVESTIGATION   Will Admit Suggestions as to Reorganization of the Department   PITTMAN PROTESTS AGAINST BROADENING THE INQUIR)   —  Declares Such a Probe Would Take too Much Time

SOOPE OF INQUInY ONAN EXTEND    Despite Protest of Democrats, Committee Will Ask for Suggestions.

DECIDE AGAINST MARSH BOY    Supertor Court Denies Part of Mar» shall Fleld Millions to Chorus

DECIDE AGAINST MARSH BOY   Superior Court Denies Part of Mar- Shall Field Millloas te Uherus f<irl'a Son.

HARD FIGHTING IN AIEV REGION, AUS: FORGE ADVANCING   ‘Second Fortified Line of Poles Penetrated by Molsheviki, Says Moscow Report.

REDS ADVANCE IN KIEV REGION, IS STATEMEN]   Poles Forced to Recross River Is Claim Of Bolsheviki.

BOLSHEVIK! ARE GOING FORWARD IN KIEV REGION   Armenians Have Crush. ed Bolshevik Uprising in Erivan

BOLSHEVIK ARMY CLIN ADVANGE ON KIEV FRONT   Poles Report Hundreds Laptured When Retreat of En- “amy Was Cut Off    REDS GAIN NEW AREA, POPULATION FLEES   Bolshevik Uprising Led ~b) Traitorous General Crushed’ hy Armenians

UrFERD TO QueSTIT UTE FOR HORERZALIERN It TRIAL BY THE ALES   DOES IT FOR GERYAN HOSOR ANP NAOT FOR FORMER ENVPEROR, SAYs ACTOR BONN,

ACTOR OFFERS TO SUBSTITUTE   Would Take Place of the Formétr Emperor at Trial in England

PUT PATROLS OF SOLDIERS (N THE CUARD   Monarchists in- Germany Plan to Overthrow Present Government   KAISERS BIRTHDAY   Noske Masses the Troops a3  Precautionary Measure; Guard Buildings

PATROLS GUARD BERLIN TO FOIL REVOLT REPORT   Rumors of New Uprising on Kaiser’s Birthday Bring Action.

MONARCHIOT ROW FEARED IN BERLIN AS TROOPS GUARD   This Is “Kaiser's” Birthday and Heavy Patrols Surround Government Buildings.   ATTACK ON ERZBERGER IS CAUSE OF SOLDIER CALL   William Not For Returning As   He Fears It Might Cause   Faction Split. Story.

BERLIN IS UNDER GUARD   RUMORS OF MONARCHIST UPRISING TODAY.   Onticlals Deny That Is Cause of Military Precoutions—suys Attach on Ersherger I> Cause.

ANARCHIST REVOLT CHECKED BY NOSKE   Defense Minister Masses Soldiers to Prevent Threatenec Outbreak on Anniversary of Kaiser’s Birth.

ATTACK ON ERZBERGER CONDEMNED   Berlin Authorities Take Precautions Against a Monarchist Uprising on Anniversary of the ex Kaiser’s Birth.

HEAVY PATROL  AGAINST REDS   Traffic Stopped Over Street: Near Government —. Buildings

UPRISING HAD BEEN PLANNED   Heavy Patrols of Sold. iers Guarded Government Buildings

HEAVY PATROLS GUARD BUILDINGS IN BERLIN   Government Structures Protected, Traffic Stopped

THINGS JUMPY IN GERMANY   FEAR OF A MONARCHIST UPRIS: ING PUTS TROOPS IN STREET,   W: H. IS “DISCOURAGED”   EX-KAISER WRITES IE NEVER WANTS TO GO HOME.   Meanwhile in Berlin Streets Are Barricaded and Soldiers Are Everywhere on Guard.

MONARCHIST _ PLANNED TODA   Supporters. _of the _Imperia  _ Regime Planned Monarchist Coup for Today,. Which 4s the Birthday: of Former: Em ——neror-William ——

ene IA AN UPRISING   “NS s.  ATTACK ON ERZBERGER “ CAUSES MUCH ANXIET!         Not! BelleVed That Monarchists Plan ‘Uprising on Old. Kaiser's... Birth - days ; one

SOLDIERS ON PATROL IN BERT IN   Streets Rarricaded and Precautions Taken to Stop OQutbreak.  RUMORS OF UPRISING  Dark Rumblings Heard Indicate Serious Upheaval Brewing

BERLIN BUILDINGS GUARDED BY TROOPS   Fear Uprising On Forme: Emperor’s Birthday.

GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS GUARDED BY SOLDIERS      Heavy aPtros on Duty in Berlin to Put Down Monarchist Uprising*on Kaiser’s Birthday.

BERLIN 1S HEAVILY GUARDED AGAINST FEARED. UPRISING  OF MORARCHISTS   Birthday of Ex-Kaiser to Stuge Disturbance, Apprehended   DEPLORE ATTACK ON ERZBERCER

SOLDIERS — GUARD GOVI BUILDING   AT’BERLIN AT. REPORT OF POSSIBLE MON.ARCHIST UPRISING          Precautionary — Measure is - Taken: on Birthday. - of fa ‘Former ; ‘Emperor William E = “Govt. Denies Fear of In‘mineveetion :

GERMAN GOVT I) PREPARED   Ready for Trouble in Case Un. - ruly Elements Raise a Ruction.   GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ARE CLOSELY GUARDED   Deep Indignation is Expressed Over the Shooting of Herr Ehzberger.

Berlin Places Guards at Government Buildings to  Block Monarchist Revolt

BERLIN IN TURMOIL   EEPRORTS TO PREVENT SEHIOUS MONATCHIST UPRISING,   Li Government Beildings Unde Heaiy Patrol,

SOLDIERS UN PATROL IN BERLIN   olreeis harricaded and Frecau tions Taken to Stop Qut break.  RUMORS OF UPRISING  HES) Se ROaes Sy  Onn of Sea eKe? Gey Sue  Camm eg   Dark Rumblings Heard Indicate Serious Upheaval Brewing

TROOPS MASSED FOR TROUBLE IN’ BERLIN   Reported Celebration of Em perors Birthday. Caused Noske to Arrange for ~Machine Gun Battalions and Troops Generally.

NOSKE MASSES TROOPS ~ IN PRECAUTIONARY MOVE   Heavy Patrols Is of Soldiers to Guard Government Buildings in Berlin

Noske Places Armed Guards in Streets as Monarchwet: Uprising Is’ Awaited” om Natal Day of Ex-Kaiser.> *:

MONARCHISTS IN BERLIN PLANNED UPRISING TODAY   Government ‘Buildings Under Heavy Guard On Birthday of Former Kaiser   MOBILIZATION AFTER ERZBERGER ATTACK

RANGERS REFUSE TO VACATE      iy te Texas Governor Orders Men to Re . main On-O Land In! Defiance

Texas Governor ‘Orders Men to Re main On OU Land In Defiance ‘2 es Ve dumationk.

DEMAND DELEGATE   Woop FORCES TO FIGHT FoR INSTRUCTED DELEGATES.   (lann Throwing of General In Pri Rary Demands Support in Chicago.

DEMAND DELEGATE’   WOOD “FORCES TO FIGHT FOR - 2 INSTRUCTED DELEGATES.”         Claiin. Throwing of General In Priary Denimds Suppert in Chicago.

RAISES QUESTION OF COUNTY'S LIABILITY   Griawold Woman Returned Here by State of Washington Where She was in Hoapitel for Ineane. Relatives in Griswold.

RAISES QUESTION OF COUNTY'S LIABILITY   Griswold . Womais Returned ‘Here by  State of Washington Where She A ey  was in Hospital for Insane.

‘PLAXS FOR ARMY SCHOOL   Courses to Be Enlarged at the " Government Army Post

Sonora to Resist Invasion   USE CHLORINE GAS : AS FLU PREVENTIVE

WOOD'S STATE ‘FAITHFUL   New Hamypshire Will Send Four Pledged Delegates tor General

NEW HAMPSHIRE WILL SEND FOUR WOOD DELEGATES   Three Delegates Pledged tc Hoover on Democratic Ticket Are Elected

WOOD'S STATE FAITHFUL   New Hampshire Will Send Four Pledged Delegates for dieneral  ta 2 cowe en wm Oboe

NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR GEN, WOOD   Four Delegates at Large Pledged to Wood Will Go to Convention From There.

CLOTHESMAKER SEES A CUT   President of Manufacturers Voices Hope for Price Reduction—Fears Decline in Sales.

CONTINUES IN PCLIPSR,   Spurious Separator Man Being Hunted by the Officers.

RED CROSS MEETING   Proposal to Establish County Nursing Discussed Today

NEW HEADQUARTERS   Red Cross Prepared if Driven From Warsaw by the Russians ae,

RED CROSS IS BUSY IN WARSAW AND IN CARCOW   Red Cross May Have to Leave Warsaw. Doctors and Nurses Fall Beside Operating Tables.

KANSAS MINERS — ARE DENIED NEW TRIAL BY JUDGE   Jail Sentence for Contempt of Industrial Court Must Stand, Ts Curran’s Ruling.

HOWAT DENIED A NEW TRIAL   Crawford County Court Overrules Motion.   UNDECIDED ON NEXT STEP   Leaders in Jail Transferred Last Night From Girard to Ottawa and Iola.

HOWAT AND Alc AOOUGIATED ARE DENIED NEW IRIAI   Question of Bond for Imprisoned Mine Officials Will Be Taken Up by Judge Curran Tomorrow.

-HOWAT REFUSED NEW TRIAL   Judge Curran of the Crawford County District Court Overrules Motion for Hearing.

TOTAL CASUALTIES IN LATE FIGHTING PLACED AT 12,000   Berlin Quiet at Last ‘Reports, But Trouble Is Imminent In Ruhr

ARMED RADICALS NOW HOLD MANY OF GERMANY’S MINES AND INDUSTRIES   tal Casualties in Recent Fighting Estimated at 12,000-Berlin Quiet—-Negotiaions On For Creation of Labor Covernment.

ARMED REDS NOW DOMINATE A BiG - SLICE OF GERMAN   Control Between 10,000 And 15,000 Square Miles of Land.   BERLIN QUIET IT IS REPORTED   Government Seeking to Placate The Workers and io End The Strike.

Terrific Gale Sweeps New York   Wireless Appeals for Helr Received From Four : Steamships

TERRIFIC. GALE SWEEPS ENTIRE EASTERN COAST   Ships Are Driven To Shelter And Much Damage Is Done To Property.

STORM SWEEPS OVER COUNTR)   Shipping’ Along “Atlantic Coas'! Suffers: -and.S: 0. S. Calls . Come from Vessels. ©   FAST .. UNDER’ BLANKET

PALMER REPUDIATES THREAT 10 ARREST STRIKERS AT” CLEVELAND   Ultimatum of Federal Agent Con: demned as ‘Entirely Improper” by Department of Justice. Facing Backdown,   CHICAGO MANUFACTURERS ASK STRONG-ARM TACTICS

RUSS TROOPS Will OCCUPY PBLISH CITY       Warsaw doomed if Allies don’t interfere, -says \ American officer «© <

SIX SENATORS ON LABOR BLACK LIST   PARTIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT OF LABOR BLACKLIST MADE AT WASHINGTON.

IF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR   Six Senators Are Tied for First Place, It Was Learned.

POMERENE'S NAME UN BLACKLIST OF ORGANIZED LABOR   Ohio Senator Put Among Leaders of Solons ‘Unfriendly To A. F. Of 1.°

BLACKLIST "WUE MANY PROMINENT MEN  (! :   Six Senators Are Tiec For First Place on Federations List.   WILL FIGHT ALL OF MEN AT THE POLLS   Smoot, Meyers, Sherman, Cum mins, Thomas and UnderWood Listed.

ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS ARE AGAIN STRAINEL   Leading French Statesmen and Writers Make No Attempt To Conceal Feeling Toward England; Charge English of Taking Advant age of Election Results Ir Amorir4.

RELATIONS ARE AGAIN TENSE   ‘Anglo-French Affairs Are Caus ing Anxiety.   FRENCH STATESMEN EXPRESS FEELINGS   Find England Working Against French Interests..   Former President Poincaire ts. sues an Open Letter Dealing with Situation—Letter Is Sent to English Editor.

German Indemnity, Russian Question and Turkish Treaty Troublesome   POINCARE TAKE HAND   Declares England Should  Be Foreed To Make Concession if France Does

ANGLO - FRENCH RELATIONS AGAIN BADLY STRAINED   German Indemnity, Atl lied Attitude toward Russia and Disposition of Turkish Land, Chie!  Causes of Friction.   PRESS BITTER

FRENCH FEELING — AGAINST ENGLAND  PROWING BITTER   Relations Between The Two AreBadly ..  - Strained. =    THREE BIG POINTS OF DIFFERENCE   German Indemnity, Attitude To ward Russia And Turkish Question.

JOHN BULL INDICTED BY FRENGHMEN   Statesmen Point Out Drift to Estrangement Between Two

REGARD FADING   Angle-French Relations Are Becoming Daily More Strained Due to British At. tempts to Profit.   FRENCH PRESS BEGINS SUPPORT OF SINN FEIN   Retaliation Against England Takes Form of Moral Support to Irish Revolutionists — Feeling Growing.

Soldiers Escort Body of _..Fitzgerald to the Grave   British Government ‘Determined Irish Volunteers Should Not March in Funeral Cortege of Dead Hunger Strikers at Cork Today.

Big Military Force Limits Number ‘at Fitzgerald Services to 100   Officer Wilh Drawn Revoly er Enters Church and Pre sents Order to Priest

BIG LEAD PILED UP BY KNSAS &. 0. P   ONLY IN- EIGHTH CONGRES SIONAL DISTRICT IS RESTLT IN DOUBT—ALMOST 2 TO 1.

WHOLE TICKET LEADS   The Total Vote Prebably the Heav: iest in History of the State   Belated Reirrns Orly Serve to Increase Republican Party Victory

TRIES SUICIDE SIX TIMES      Bersisted in Throwing Herself Tn Front OF Automobiles.

ONE VOTE MAY DECIDE CLOSE RACE FOR JOB   Hitcheock and Underwood Evenly Matched for Leadership.   ISENATOR-ELECT GLASS ‘WILL PROBABLY VOTE   Future Course of Treaty Fight to Be Settled by Choice.

PREPARE FOR ~/AEARING PLEA — OF CLARA SMITH    Her Attorney Arrives In Ardmore In Advance To Arrange Preliminaries.   SAYS CLIENT IS EXHAUSTED   More Than Fifty Signatures 00 Boud Designed To Keep the Woman Out of Jail.

ARDMORE FRIENDS RALLY TO SUPPORT OF CLARA SMITH   [Declare Girl Shall Not be  Placed in Jail; Citizens Sien Bail Bond   PARTY EXPECTED 10 REACH ARDMORE AT NOGN TODAY   Girl Denies Giving ‘anv Inter view Since Flight

BAIL BOND READY Ao SMITH WOMAN NEARS HER HOME   Accused of Murder, Returnine Fugitive Is Reported as Exhausted and Nervous.   TALKS OF HAPPINESS OF CHRISTMAS A YEAR AGC   Day Had Premonitions, bu There Were Gifts and Joy When “He” Came.

ON VERGE OF A BREAKDOWN   Everything in Readiness for Preliminary Hearing and Application for Bond.   CIRCULATE PETITION TO SECURE BONDSMEN

CUIRA SMITHS NERVES: SHATTERED   Declares She Has Made No Statement

MLLEGED SLAYER REACHES ARDMORE FROM FORT WORTH   Is in Complete State of Ex. haustion and Her Nerves Are Shattered.   Attorney Coakley Precedes Part and Arranges for Prompt Prelimjnary Hearing.

MPADOO REJECTS (REGON'S OFFER   Reiterates His Objection: to Instructed Delegates.

UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES W. G. M’ADOO’S ARGUMENT   He Begs His Oregon Friends Not to Enter Him as a Candidate in the Primary Next May.

NOT CANDIDATE M ADO INSISTS   Thinks Delegates Should Not be Instructed  ee  DERARNC IT AC NHilTVv   For Any Man to Accept Presidential Nomination if Called by Convention but Believes this is Very Inopportune Time for Self-Seeking in Political Field.

WADOO NOT SEEKING - WHITE HOUSE CALL   BUT FORMER SECRETARY COULD NOT REFUSE IT.   Dety of Any Good Waa te Accept Nemination. and Himself Ne bxception — “Still fer t rniastracted Delegates.

MADOO V5 FAN FOR CONVENTION “DELEGATES WIT  HANDS NOT TIED   Doesn't Want His Name Used in a Primary and 1s in Favor of All Representatives Going Uninstructed   WILL ACCEPT IF HE IS NOMINATED PROPERLY   is Willing to Make the Race lf the Nomination Is Ten dered Him By the Free Actinn of Convention,

WILL. HEAR BERGER ~ ° APPEAL ON FEB. J9   Date for. Hearing of  “BilP' Haywood's ApNerl Will Be Set Next. Weck.

Untermyer Takes Possessiot of Supply Bureau Documents.   PENNY IS QUIZZED   Tells Committee He De siroyed Thousands of Letters on His Files.

BRING UP MEETING » HELD IN NEW YORK   Penny Denies Directing Destruction of ‘Quotation Cards.’

PAPER MAKER ARE IN SESSION   Controversy Between Amer ican and Canadian Manufacturers Discussed.

OFFICIALS MEET TO TALK OVER PAPER SHORTAG!   Consider Print Paper Situa tion As Very Serious, Is Report.

t Leave St. Nazaire on U. S. Transper  After “Jamboree” in England and France.

OF OPENING OF DEFENSE GOUNSE!   In the Trial of Newkerry Was Americanism   Said Ford’s Efforts to End the Wal Were Well Meant, But Misguided.

WEBB QUITS WITH ~— OUSTER PENDING   KANSAS SHERIFF, WHO LET HOWAT MAKE JAIL SPEECH, HAS RESIGNED.

REDS ON CHINESE FRONTIER   Soviet Government at Moscow Reports Success in Far East.

REDS DRIVE ALONG EUXINE   Bolsheviki Also Pursue Fleeing .Fos Southeast of Ekaterinodar, in Maikop Region. a

APPLE GROWERS HiT BY NEW “DRY” LAWS   Mind Miomeechves Faced with Prohibi(ion Agaiust Making Ordi nary Cider,

LAYS HIGH RENTS TO WEALTH   New Yorker Says War Millionaires and Wives Insist on Living in City.

WOMAN'S PARTY TOBE LAUNCHED IN NEAR FLTHRE   Plans For Calling Con: vention Are Now Under Way.   NO MAN TO HAVE A VOICEIN IT   Announcement Is Made By Mra. O. H. P. Belmont of New York.

WOMEN TO START SEPARATE PARTY IN NEAR FUTURE   Will Not Vote Until Move _ment Is Launched, Says Mere Relmoant.

Women Will Enter Presdential Race With Candidates AllOf Whom Will Be Of Feminine Sex

WOMENS  POLITICAL PARTY 10 BE LALNCH ED SOON   If Not Sufficient Time to Organize - Women Will Strike Against Vote   Party will Have Own Candidates and No Man will Have Voice in It.

WOMAN'S PARTY HOW ON PROGRAM   It Will Have Its Own Convention, Its Own Candidates an’ Everything.   NOT EVEN A LOOKIN FOR THE INSECT, MAN   Separate Party for Women in Which No Man Will Have * Anv Voice.

WOMEN T¢ LAUNCA POLITICAL PART!   Mrs. O;. HL OP. Belmont) Announces Convention Plans Ara Under Way --~Men Will Have No Part In Et.

WILLHAVE OWN  CANDIDATE FORPRESIDENT   Pians For Calling Convention To Organize It Are Already Under Way

Plans For Calling Convention Are Now Under Way She Declares   RATIFICATION OF  SUFFRAGE SIGNAL   ‘No Fear New Party Will Precipitate a Sex War’’ She Announces

WOMEN WILL LAUNCH PARTY VERY SHORTL’   Mrs. Belmont says it will be “unbossed” and be

Reports Of Carranza Being Killed Are Now Discredited.  STATEMENTS CONFLICT  et   STATEMENTS CONFLICT   Official Knowledge Of Hi: Whereabouts Still Matter of «Doubt.

CONFLICTING ~ REPORTS COME AS TO DESTINY   Communication Opened with Mexico City, But Only Report Confirm. ‘ed Is That pocéexitive  3 Mad A Perana.   LATE RUMORS

CARRANZA NOW ~ CAPTURED. OR ~ FIGHTING BACK   Reports Vary: Vera Cruz Reports Fighting 20 Miles Away   RUMOR HIS DEATH - . NOT. BELIEVED   Villa Givon Command to Cican Up Bands Hostile to Rebels’ ,

THE OMAHA GRAIN MARKET   Named Her Hashand’s Stenographer as Co-respundent In the  wee ie

Named Her Hasband’s Stenographer as Co-respondent In the  Tike nee Ste

NORTH CAROLINA MOB: LYNCHES NEGRO FIEN!   Assailant of Little Girl Taken Fron She:iff While on Way to

Presbyterian General Assembly Hears Report on Its Workers in Politically Storm-Torn Korea

BIG CHURCH DRIVE IS LAUNCHED TODAY AT NOON MEETING   Interchurch World Movement Includes Thirty Denominations in Great Work   BAXTER AND DUNLAP SPEAK AT MEETING THIS EVENING   Half of People of Earth Have Not Heard Gospel Preached   Gireat African Problem

EXPOSITION OF AIMS OF CHURCH MOVEMENT MADE   Survey of the World Will Be Projectec by C. A. Foskett of New York, a Motion Picture Expert, This  * Evening.

SCHOOL COLLAPSED   ANNEX TO MANUEL HIGH IN MASS OF RUINS,   Coroner Investigating Death of On, and Injury to Twenty-one.

SCHOOL ‘COLLAPSED   EX TO MANUEL ‘HIGH Ty MASS OF RUINS,         Coroner Investigating. Death or One amd iry to Twenty-one,

BULOHEVIGM 19 READY TO oT AIKE AF AID DELAYED   Must Not Abandon Charity to Suffering Children in This Hour.   Give Devastated Nations a Chance to Work Out Their Own Salvation.

(OUUE [a THE LEAGUE   ROOT FLAYS WILSON'S LEAGUE OF NATIONS STAND.   ax Seores Lodge and Harding in. New Englind Campaign.

Obligations of League and Interests of Europe Make Repartition of Country Intolerable, He says—Admita Poles in Wrong—Thinks Military Help Unnecessary.

ALLEGES HE IS LIBELEB   Candidate Roosevelt Says Newspaper Story Was False

INDIRECT SLAP TAKEN AT LABOR BY COOLIDGE   Vice-President-Elect Says Evil Forces Are at Work Injuring Society.

COOLIDGE NAMES COUNTRY’S NEEDS   Vice President-Elect Emphasizes Importance Of A Deeper Understanding.

SGLIOCE APPEALS FOR AETTER LIVING   RELIGION AN EDUCATION ARE SOURCE OF MIND CREATING CIVILIZATION

OVERWHELMING: DEFEAT OF ‘VENIZELISTS MAY CASE RECALL OF CONSTANTINE   Dethroned King Confident He Will Be Returned to Power_ as Result of Elections.

OF THE VENIZELISTS OF GREECE   Means Return to o the Throne of King Constantine

denied FE      Compress, Warehouses an 7,000 Bales of Cotton ,Est! mated at Million Dollar Val ue Destroyed by Fire Believ ‘ed Incendiary in Oricin.

PROBE CAUSE MILLION DOLLAR COTTON FIRE   Officers Believe Cause of Fir Was of Incendiary Origin.

TEXAS COTTON FIRE. ESTATE      Compress, Warehouses and  7,000: Bales. of Cotton. ,Esti , mated ‘at: MillionDollar Val‘ue Destroyed by. Fire Believed Incendiary in’ Oricin.

VOTE BUYING (9 POPULAR PASTIME   Those Pledged At Chicago, Probe Shows, Cost $2,400,000. Riot of Spending.

> Most Expensive Pre-Con: _ vention Campaign in History Conducted by G. 0. P   INSTRUCTED DELEGATES COST $6,500 PER MAN   BOSSES TURN AGAINST HERA JOHNSON AS INSTIGATOR 01 CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE INVESTIGATION,

0, 0, P. PLEDGED:. DELEGATES COST "TWO MILLIONS   ‘WooD AND LOWDEN: HIT HARDEST: ‘BY SENATE _CAMPAIGN PROBING.   Figures Show’ What. Ts Would _Cost to’ Purchase All. Dele“gates - to Chicago. aan

Bernstorff Thought Pres. Wilson Neutra   GFERMAN AMBASSADOR’S LETTERS DURING PERIOD BEFORE AMERICA ENTERED WAR—ATTITUDE OF IRISH-AMERICANS—APPEARS COL. HOUSE WAS AN ADVISER OF HUNS—MISTRUSTED COL. ROOSEVELT.

AMERICAN NOTES DF BERNGT ORE   German Ambassador Consider ed Wilson Lesser Evil Than Hughes.

GREAT BRITAIN ACTS 10 CURB TERRORISM IN IRISH = CITIES   Military Inquiry Into Sacking and Looting of Towns Under Way.   MANY ARRESTS ARE MADE   Plan to Punish Those Responsible Whether Policemen Or Soldiers.

GOVERNMENT 0 END TERROR TSM IN IRELAND   Will Panish Those Responsible Whether Police or Soldiers.

OUTRAGES MUST CEASE DECLARES FOREIGN OFFICE   Guilfy Will Be Punished, Even If Police Are the Ones, Is Decision of Officials.

KANSAS b. 0. P. WILL WAME FOUR DELEGATES , UDAY   Allen Probably Will Not Be One of Big Four—Chairman Brinkerhoff Flays Democratic Extravagance.

SMITH COLLEGE DRIVE   Miss Mary Hilton is Sub-Dist. rict Chairman.

BOY HUNTER SHOT .. THROUGH HEART   Charles Wise, Spring Grove, Brother of Mrs. Alban McSherry, Killed.   MYSTERIOUS IS SHOOTING   Wandering Bullet Struck Him in The Back. No Shot Heard. No Inquest Held.

STRAY SHOT KILLS SPRING GROVE BOY   Rifle Bullet Passes Through Heart of Charles Wise, Who Was Playing in Meadow Near His Home.

WOOD RUNS HARDING CLOSE RACE IN OHIO REPUBLICAN VOTINC   Major General Assured of Six Del. egates, and Prospects Are He Will Get Two More

Preferential Vote Carried by Senato1 While Split Delegation Is Named to Convention

WOOD RUNS WELL tN PRIMARY YOTE   Precincts Reported in Ohio Show Senator Harding to Have Smali Lead.   IS AHEAD IN NEW JERSEY   Leads Senator Johnson’ by 532 Votes With 166 Precincts Yet to Report.

PONZT'S FINANCES ARE RATHER FIRKIE   Get-Rich-Quick Man Having’  Considerable Trouble-As End of His ~~ . Career. Draws Near, q

PONZ WONT TELL HOW HE MAKES FORTUNES   Boston Financial Wonder Is Ready to Fight Officials Who Tied Up Funds

A MASS MEETING TQ PROTEST SUSPENSION OF FIVE SOCIALISTS   Over $30,000 Raised to Carry Fight for Reinstatement of New York Assemblymen.

TheWEATHER   LABOR THREATENS STRIKE TC KEEP SOGIALISTS IN OFFICE

PAN-AMERIGAM DELEGATES ASKING FOR MORE SHIPS   More Adequate Ocean Transportation Urged Between U. S. ond Sontl American Countries.

PLANS BEING FORMED FOR CLOSER RELATIONS WITH SOUTH AMERIG!   Weekly Sailing of Fast Ships te Buenos Aires and New York  Are Recommended.

EE TC TT  SCORES CELEBRATE GINDBIRTHOAY OF FORMER PRESIDENT   NATION-WIDE TREE PLANTING MOVEMENT LAUNCHED AT MEETING,

COMMEMORATED ANNIVERSARY OF ROOSEVELTS DEATH   White Oak Tree Planted Near Roosevelt’s Grave   MANY PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT

City May Be Turned Over To Control Of Revolutionist Troops At Cence.  seis samen  U.- &. Ouvidiy: will Force Fighting To Be Done Several Miles From City.

AMERICANS ARE NOT PERMITTED AROUND JUAREZ   \ll Citizens of U. S. Ow dered Across’. Line On Sunday:

AMERICANS   ORDERED BACK 10 U.S. TERRI TORY FROM JAURE?   Expected That City Will Be Turned ' Over to Revolutionary Govern- — ment Within 24 Hours   Should Fighting Occur When Turnove: Ig Made United States Cavalry Will Take a Hand.

UPL TU GIVE 0,000,000 Fh Ble MEMORIAL   Knights of- Columbus Ten der Offer of Huge Gift to  American Legion

$5,000,000 GIFT OFFERED LEGION   K. of C. Proposes Erection of Memorial Building.   ‘NO STRINGS ARE ATTACHED’   Structure Would Be Located A Wochingtan City

K. OF C. TENDERS LEGION 5 MILLION FOR MEMORIAL      No Strings Are Attached T< Offer Made To War. Veterans   WILL CALL VOTE   Commander Galbraith Assert He Thinks Money Should Be Accepted

EXECUTION .OF MEXICAN REBEL LEADER REPORTED   Cirllo Arenas Mesta Death Before Fir ‘ing. Squad Following Oapture in Puebla

MEXICAN REBEL 1S EXECUTED   LEADER PAYS DEATH PEN ALTY AT PUE- _ BLA.

GERMANS MAKE fA NEW OFFER   Allied Premiers and Teu ton Delegation in Sep a'rate Conferences Pending Final Answe of Latter Today.   LATE ACTIONS

COUNTER OFFER ON COAL PLAN   ULTIMATUM OF ALLIES ON OCCUPATION BY TROOPS DENIED BY TEUTONS

GERMANS MAKE NEW PROPOSALS ON GOAL QUESTION   Counter Suggestions To Be Considered:at: Al: fied ‘Meeting.   DENIAL IS MADE OF AN ULTIMATUM   ‘German Foreign Secretary Declares No Such Demand Has a Been Received.

BROWN SWISS HERD: OF WIL. MER DROLLINGER TAKES. SIXTEEN PREMIUMS—OTHER BREEDERS ALSO IN MONEY

WOOD COUNTY CATTLE WINS AT STATE FAIR   BROWN SWISS HERD OF WILMER DROLLINGER TAKES SIXTEBN PREMIUMS—OTHER BREEDERS ALSO IN MONEY

Adopts Resolution Which Will Bring About Equal Representation on National Body; Endorses Action to Send Telegram to Tennessee Urging Special Session   WOMEN RECOMMEND PLANKS

TENNESSEE IS URGED TO PUT SUFFRAGE OVER Democratic Committee Sends Telegram to Glarernory.

Tennessee Urged to Speed Ratification of Suffrage   Democratic National Committee Sends Message to Governor of State Requesting Special Session of Legislature to Adopt Amendment—Eyes of Women Voters Turned to State, Telegram Says.

FARR ALPACA: COMPANY WILL G0 ON 3 DAYS   Lyman Mills Also Start on 30-Hour Schedule on Monday Next.

REDUCTIONS — ~~ INNQUNCED TODA   Massachusetts and Virginia ' Mills Reduce Wages’ and Working Days.—Pa. Railtoad Lays Off $350 Men Permanently at Altoona. »:

TEXTILE MILLS CUT HOURS   One Reduces Hours From 40 t0 40, ' Another From Four to Three Oays.

POLISH TERRITORY ~-QVERRUN:BY RED!   ‘American: Aviators. and Re Cross Worekrs Periled by Advancing, Forces

AMERICANS FACE SOVIET FIRE   Even Red (reese Not Exempt From  Russian Vou ression,

TWENTY-FOUR “REDS” STARTED BACK HOME   Sail Today for England to Be Reshipped from There to Russia

190 MILES AN HOUF   New Air Record Is Set by American Plane.   Lieut. C. C. Mosely, U.S. A., Retrieves so Showing Made in Gor don Bennett Race.

NEW AIR RECORD SET   AMERICAN PLANE MAKES 190 MILES AN HOUR.   Showing in Gordon Bennett Race Retrieved by Lieut. C, C. Moseley of the U. S. A.

TATTOOING AS A FINE’ ART   it Reached Its Highest Development in the Marquesas Islands of ‘the Seuth Seaa.

HEAVY LOSS _ FROM WATER   Fire in Grocery Store Originated in Box of Matches Today

180,000 O°BRIEN FORTUNE MISSING   ‘Brother of Pat 0 O’Brien Says  Dead Aviator Accumulated Wealth.

FORTUNE MISSING   Riches Disappear as Los Angeles Man Kills Self

DIRECTED AS 6 HOUR DAY   Will Keep Men at Work and Create Many More Jobs.

FARSTY HATIR NAY   NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN TO ES. TABLISH SHORT WORKING DAY 18 DISCUSSED AT MONTREAL   WILL PROVIDE MORE JOBS    Gompers Ridicules “One Cig Union’ Idea and British Laborist Hurls Challenger at Premier Lloyd Geaerge—Women are Active

LABOR PLANS FIGHT FOR ~ SIX HOUR DAY: LEADERS DENY COSTS WILL GROW

A.F. OF L. WANTS ~ SIX-HOUR DAY   Nation-Wide Fight for“ Shor Hours !s Being Planned at  “Montreal: Convention. ©   AGAINST ESPIONAGE AC)

LABOR MAY FIGHT FOR SIX-HOUR DAN   Federation Endorses Move Pro  posed -by Printers British  Tae ae ae ee ee ee ee

ABOH UNIONS TO FIGHT FOR SIX-HOUR DAY   A. F. L. Will Give Aid in Ef fort for General Reduction in Hours of Work   GOMPERS ATTACKS ONE BIG UNION MOVEMEN™   T IS PITIABLE THAT 1TH) UNITED STATES HAS NO’ RATIFIED THE TREATY 01! PEACE, SAYS LABOR HEAD.

SIX HOUR DAY IS __ TOBE FOUGHT FOR   American Federation of Labor Meeting in Montreal Makes This the Big Plank in Platform.

LABOR PREPARING = BIG FIGHT- FOR - "A SIX HOUR DAY   ‘AML Unions Opening the Battle As; sured of Full Support of the Amer=_ ican Federation of Labor, =

LABOR WILL MAKE A FIGHT FOR THE SIX HOUR DAY   A SHORTER WORK DAY MAKES MORK, JOBS, IS THE THEORY PRESENTED BY THE COMMIT. TRE,

LABOR STARTING FIGHT TO MAKE HOURS SHORTER   Unions Say Six Hour V Work. Day Means that. More Men Will Be Cared For ‘in Americanindustry =i‘

SIX HOUR DAY IS LABOR TALK   NATION WIDE FIGHT WILL Bk STARTED TO ESTABLISH SHORTER DAY

OWNERS WILL TAKE CONTROL ROADS MARCH 1   President Opposes Railroad Unions and Signs Measure - Calling for Guarantee and * Wake “Tribunal,   GPPOSES UNION : ~.- QF RAILROAD MEN   Protests Against Legislation “Made by Brotherhoods and Farmers’ Council Fail  - to Halt Wilson.

Measure Provides for Contro of Roads After Return to Owners.   Guarantees Companies 5 1-2 Per Cent and Sets Up Tribunal to Adjust Disputes,

U. S. Supreme Court Actio1 on Stock Dividends Cuts the Revenue.   WILL TAKE MONTHS TO SEE THE EFFECT   Seventy Million Was Collect ed in Years of 1917 and 1918.

BIG LOSS IN TAXES   Ruling by. Supreme Court Cost: in Government ‘Huge Sum.   Will Take Months to Check Up 4,000, .000 Dividend Returns in “Bureau's Files.

GOVERNMENT LOSES . HALF BILLION TAXES      Supreme ~ Court Decision * on Stock Dividends, Roper Says, May Lose Even More. -*

LOSS NEAR $25,000,000:        CORT DECISION TAX WHA COST GOVE!   imediste Lue WH Be Greater But WILD Ke Partially Begained Through Sales.

WILL BE HEAVY   Houston Places Total Loss Tc Government at $105,000 000

ee eee  PLACES TOTAL LOSS 10 GOVERNMENT ON STOCK DIVIDEND DECISION AT $25,000,001

PRESIDENT ENJOYED ANTICS OF CAMERA MEN WHO SNAPPED HIM.   SUPREME COURT DECISION TO COST GOVERNMENT $25,000,000

TREASURY EXPERTS ESTIMA TE EXT. OF REVENUE LOSS THROUGH DECISION:

HALF BILLION LOSS IN STOCK DIVIDENDS TAXES   Largo Sum Already Collected WH Have to bo Returned—Estimite By Roper,

$500,000,000 [§ SAVED 10 BI(*. BIISINESS   Decision of the Supreme Court on Stock Dividends Affects Many   $300,000,000. FOR 1920   Estimates Are Made by Com- “missioner Roper of Rev- enue Bureau

TAX LOSS IS GREAT   U. S. SUPREME COURT RULING INVOLVES HUGE SUM.   Commissioner Roper Estimates the Government’s Loss at About Half Billion Dollars.

HALF BILLION IN REVENUE IS LOST IN COURT FINDING   Seventy Millions Must Be Returned to Tax Payers It Is Announced.   LOSS OF 7979 AND 1920: TAXES NEARLY HALF MILLION   Tax on Stock Sales ‘Will Af fect Some of Loss to - Government.”

TAX LOSS DUE TO DECISION WILL BE HEAVY   Houston Places Total Loss T Government at $105,000 000

HOUSTON ESTIMATES LOSS          om WHE Cost the OU,000,  Steck Dividend Dec Government §

MANY STORES #RE ADVERTISING BIG CUTS IN CLOTHING   Spread of the Campaign Has Come to All Parts of the Country and’ Material Re‘ductions Have Been Made By Thousands of Firms.

DWORGE REFORM IN OKLA   Rev. Cameron Has BIIl To Submit t Legislature When It Convenes In January.

CALDER EXPOSES COAL PROFITEER:   Excess Prices Cost Public at Least $350,000,000 Last Year, Senator Declares

NOTHING DOING FOR JAPS.   ‘California Secretary of State Won't Eile Papers.

HOLO UP GLAING  UP CLAIM OF JAPANESE Wid WERE IN US.ARM   California Secretary  of State Refuses to Honor ' Land Corporation Papers.

VETERAN EMPLOYES      FIRST MEETING IS HELD THIS AFTERNOON—TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION FRIDAY.      RAILROAD VETERANS 20 YEARS IN SERVICE   Cf the Baltimore & Chio Railroad Are the Only Ones Etigibte To Join. ——

/ETERAN EMPLOYES ASSOCIATION TOBE ~~ ORGANIZED HERE   FIRST MEETING is HELD THIS  APTERNOON—TO  PERFECT : ORGANIZATION FRIDAY,   ie VETERANS 20 YEARS :IN SERVICE   Of the Baltimore & Ohio Ratlrond  Are the Only Oftes Eligihie  {  To Join. *

TENANT KILLS PARSON LANDLORD   Chicago Minister Is Charged With Rent Profiteering by Tenants.

PASTOR-LANDLORD sHo”.   Chicago Methodist Minister ated. ty, _ One of His Tenants. ".

MINISTER . _ SHOT BY A TENANT   WHO SAYS HE-MISTOON ‘THE CLERGYMAN: ‘FOE -A BURGLAR. ©   ‘Tenant: Arrested ° Pending Investigation’ af Alleged Trouble Between Tenants - and -théjPastor Who Own.  '! pd Anartment. -

PREACHER KILLED BY TENANT WHO THOUGHT INTRUDER WAS BURGLA   SLAYER BEING HELD PENDING INVESTIGATION OF RENT PROFITEERING CHARGE,

Chicago Minister Was Reported te Have Had Difficulties With His Renters,

Rev. Frederick Ruff, Pastor of Memorial Methodist Church, Dies Instantly When Dealer Says He Mistook Him for Burglar.   MAN WHO SHOT ARRESTED

PASTOR KILLED BY HIS TENANT   Who Claims He Thought The  Minister a Burelar  Had Been Charged With Rent  Profitearing

A METHODIST MINISTER {8 SHOT TO DEATH   Preacher Landlord Mistaken by His Tenant for a Burglar, So Tenant, Who Is Held, Declares

Slayer Says He Mistook Minis. ter for Burglar, But Police Hold Him and Probe "Tenant Troubles

M. E. PREACHER, LANDLORD, SHOT BY HIS TENANT   Chicago Pastor Killed, Had Been Called  “Unfair.”

MINISTER KILLED FOR ~ BURGLAR BY ONE OF AIS TENANTS   Man Said He Shot Pistol When He Came to His Home Not Knowing Who He Was. —Row Over Rents Being Raised is Investieated.

PREACHER KILLED WHEN  MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR   Owner of Apartment House Had Been Charged by Inmates as Profiteering.'

LANDLORD SLAIN; TENANT HELD   Police Investigate Reports ‘of Trouble.

Archangel and Murmansk Fall to Reds With Naval Graft is Soviet Wireless Announcemen

REDS CAPTURE RUSS VESSELS   Ice Breakers and Other Naval Craft Fall Into Bolsheviki Hands at Archangel.

COST OF GROWING CORN IN IOWA IS HIGH FOR FARMER   Last Year Farmers Had to Spend - Kighty-nine Cents to Produce a Bushel of Corn

RAILROADERS THE WINNER   Cicero Defeated in the Score of Ning to Five.

i ve eee RAILRGADERS TRE W      Cicero Nefeated in the Iseore of Nin : + to Five!

WILL BE PASSED OVER   British Action in n Addressing Member of Congress

NOT TO PRESS DEMAND   WILL EXPLAIN ACTION   Sending of British Note Con. cerning Cable Censorship to be Cleared Un.

WILL EXPLAIN ACTION   Sending of British Note Con cerning Cable Cengorthip tn hn Mloaread lin *

B. R. T. STRIKERS BITTER TOWARD STRIKEBREAKERS   Situation in  Brooklyr Shows Small Change  from Yesterday.

BIG STRIKE NOW IN DEADLOCK   Little Hope Seen for Settlement of Brooklyn Walkout

GOTHAM TRAVETO ORIPPLED.   Men. on Strike Start Sporadic ‘Skirmixhes; Few Traing Stoned.

READY 10 HOLD STRONG HAN OVER FORMULATION   Of Democratic Platform and Prepar ed to Assert His Views With Force   Indications Are President and Bryan Will Be at Variance on More Questions Than One.

TX TRAE   Telegraphic!   CONTEST ON OVER MAKING OF DEMOCRATIC PLATFORN

THREE SPEEDERS DIE IN LOS ANGELES RACE   Chevrolet, O'Donnell and Me chanician Killed,

THREE DEATHS REOULT FROM MOTOR RAGES   Gaston Chevrolet and Mechanician Instantly Killed and Edtliie O'Donnell Dies from  Iniuries   SARLES WINS THE RACE WITH AVERAGE SPEED OF 103 MILES   Leads the Whole Way and Drives the Entire Distance Without a Stop

AJURIES PROVE PATIL TO RAGIN TAWER O’DONNE   ody of Gaston Chevrolet, Whe  With Mechanician Lost Life in Crash, to Be Buried in In. dianapolis.

Riese scam Neen med ss  UE la atin: apa anit alee RACING DRIVER DEAD FROM AUTO COLLISION

G, CHEVROLET _ KILLED IN RACE   Champion Race Driver of World Lost Life in :' Automobile Crash

enti  THIRD SDEATH COMES In AUTO RACE TRAGEDY OF THANKSGIVING DAY

FOUR KILLED IR RAGING SAAS! BP anatilith   GASTON CHEVROLET, AWERICA DRIVING CHAMPION, AMONG TUE VICTIMS.

E.O’Donnell, G. Chevrolet, Meet Death   FAMOUS AUTO RACINC STARS VICTIMS OF SPEED CRASH.

RACING DRIVER DIED   Third Death Results From California Racing Carnival

JUSTIFIED FAITH OF THE WATIOA   Crops of 1920 Estimated at Over Thirteen Billion Dollars — Secretary Meredith Makes Recommendations.

NATION SHOULD AID FARMER   Prices 33 Per Cent: Lower Than at Planting Time, Says Secretary Meredith,

TIMBER oTRIKERS RETURN 70 WORK   Marinette, Menominee, Oconto and Green Bay Men Give Up.   DEMANDED 8 HOUR DAY

TMMBERWORKERS VOTE TO RETURN GN GLB BASIS   Union of Marinette and Menomines Decides to Call Of Strike for S.izouw Duy.

ONLY 200 AT NOME   Had Population of 15.000 During Gold Rush of 1900

BATTLE RAGES NIP AND TUCK   Poles Are Stubbornly Resist.  ing Advance of the  :   Bolsheviki.

FIERGE BATTLE AAGES BETWEEN POLES AND FOE   Bolsheviki Admit Their Enemy ts Putting Up Stubborn ; Ficht on River   400 COSSACKS ARE  CAPTURED IN-BATTLE   Fears for Germany Expressed jf Russians Succeed in. Overrunning Poland

REDS HAMMER POLE LINES ON DNEIPEE   Furious Fighting On Russ Sector As Bolshevik Attempt To Smash Limes.

HOT FIGHTING ON THE DNIEPEF   Bolshevik Troops are Making Every Attempt Dislodge Poles from Position

Furious Fighting in Progress on Left Bank of Dneiper where ‘Bolsheviki Assail Fortified Pasitinne   SOVIET REPORTS ADMIT STUBBORN RESISTANCE   Battle Front Extends from the North to South Over Distance of about 220 Miles; Cossacks Made Prisonera

ETRIOUS FIGHTING ON DNIEPER BANK. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS  RAT, Cie et ee

FURIOUS FIGHTING — BETWEEN POLES AND BOLSHEVIK]   Bolsheviki Take Number of  Villages —- Poles Capture - 400 Cossacks Cut Off from  the Red Army.

THIS GATHERING SHOULD HASTEN SENATE ACTION      Karly Peace is the Obiect of Meeting of Representatives of Two Million Americans.

SENATE WILL TAKE WP PEACE TREATY   Pact to be Brought Up Fermatly Today.   \ONG CONTEST FORECAST.

SENATE WILL TAKE UP PEAC:: TREATY   Pact to be Brought Up Formally   LONG CONTEST FORECAST.

Use Commercial Club Phone 277 This Week for . Pageant information.   FINAL GOLOEN GLOW PAEEANT SETS  (Statement of General Choir

Use Commercial Club Phone 277 This Week for Pageant Information.   FINAL GOLDEN GLOW PAGEANT DETAILS  (Statement of General Chairman Kelley)

KANSAS ROBBERS GET BIG PAYROLL   Cashier of Pittsburg Céal Con. cern is Struck Down and — $11,000 Is Taken.

RAILROADERS  ASK FOR REREARING BEFORE LABOR BOARD  On Som ears of Te Wage rd

NOINMIEDIATE RAILWAY STRIKE SEEMS LIKELY   Decision of Rail Work ers Expected In The Near Future.   POSSI BLE ACTION TO BE TAKES   Several Propositions On One O Which The Decision Will Be Based.

DEBATE LABOR BOARD AWARD AT MEET TODAY   Indications Yoint to Acceytance of Wage Proposals.   SOME DISSATISFACTION   Sentiment Opposes Any Action Toward Immediate Callino of Strike.   BULLETIN

WEEK BAD WEATHER   Local ‘Progndsticator Says Slyas Are Set For Storms.

WEEK BAD WEATHER   Lecal Pregnestienter Says Signs Are Set Fer Sterms.

Speech is Characteristic of the Man, He Says   CONFERS WITH WOMEN   Talks Over Fight in Tennessee and Also Receives Delegation of Anti-Suffragists— Reserves Comment on Criticism of Acceptance Speech from Harding Headquarters.

ROOSEVELT IS PRAISED.   Cox Says That Speech of Run ning Mate is Characteristic of Man!

ROOSEVELT MADE  A HIT WITH COX IN HIG ADDRESO OF ACCEPT ANGE   Democratic Presidential Candidate Praises Sreech of His Running Mate; Commends His Personality,   RESERVES COMMENT ON G. 0. P. CRITICISM   Five Thousand Women Speakers Are To Be Sent Into the Field to Spread Gospel of True Democracy

RDOSEVELT'S SPEECH Ig “CHARACTERISTIC. -COX   GOVERNOR SAYS WESTERN COUN TRY: WILL LIKE THIS "SPLENDID TYPE OF STATESMAN.”

Cox Comments on Roosevelt’s Acceptance: Speech as Being. “Characteristic of the Man’

GOV. COX LAUDS ROOSEVELT SPEECH   Issues Statement Praising Personality and Progressiveness of Running Mate   PREPARES FOR HIS TOUR   Democratic Suffrage Leader Confers With Governor Regarding Woman’s Activities

GOX PLEASEO Wild ROQSEVELT SPEEGH   Gavernor to Speak at Gam Perry axl Thursaay.

COX SPEAKS AT CAMP PERRY THURSDAY   Roosevelt’s Acceptance ‘Speech Praised By the Governor,

WEST WILL LIKE ROOSEVELT.--COX   Governor Says Running Mate Will Appeal Strongly to Voters— Women in Line.

COX MUCH PLEASED WITH ROOSEVELT'S ‘WHOLESOME VIEW’   “PHILOSOPHY OF JOY" IN SPEECH WILL MEET APPROVAL OF WEST, HE DECLARES,

BAKER PROTESTS SALE OF SHIPS   War Secretary Wants to Keep Seized Bottoms for Transports.

SALE OF FORMER HUN LINERS IS HELD UP   Baker Protests Disposing of Ve sels Now Part of Army Transport Reserve

NO AGTION UPON BLS SUBMITTED   Baker Objects to Sale o Former German Ships  WANTED FOR RESERVI   secretary of War Wants Part of Thirty Vessels Offered for Sale by Shipping Board to be Placed in Army Transport Reserve—Ships Named in Acreement.

BOARD HALTS SALE OF SEIZED SHIPS; BAKER'S REQUES]   Action on B'ds for Thirty Former German Liners Deferred on  Protest from the Secretary ef Wray   EMERGENCY TRANSPORTS   Administration Favars Using Them in Merchant Marine, Subject to Withdrawal in Case of Need.

HOLD UP SALE THIRTY, hie GERMAN-SH       Secretary Baker Sends “Protest Chairman Rayne Regitrding Ships.

PROTESTS AGAINST SALE OF VESSELS   Baker Wants Ships Kept for Transport Reserve.   ACTION ON BIDS DEFERRED.   Secretary of War Takes Ur Question With Senate Com. merce Committee, Which is Now Undertaking to Formu . late Permanent Policy te Govern Merchant Marine.

BAKERS PROTEST POSTPONES SALE UF GERMAN olPa   SHIPPING BOARD DEFERS ACTION ON BIDS AWAITING CONFERENCE   ARE NEEDED FOR RESERVE     'Seeretary of War Asks That Matter  Be Presented to President Wil son for Final Action—Meet-_  i ing to be Held

Disposition of 30 Former German Liners Deferred Account Baker's Protest

BAKER HOLDS UF OALE OF LINERS   Action on Bids for Thirty Former German Ships is Deferred.

BAKER BLOCKS SALE OF 30 U. S. VESSEL!   Former German Liners Were In  cluded In War Department Reserve, He Declares.

High Schoel Stwdents of: Stevens Point Present “Treasure Huni a be we Ball Bice

High’ School: Students of Steven: Point Present “Treasure Hunt em! te Bie ts

California May: Furnish ‘Another Surprise This Year In November Vot

CALIFORNIA WILL BEAR WATCHING AS HGHT WAXES HIT   Both Northern and Southern Parts of State Apparently Are in Harding Column,   SENATOR JOHNSON MAY BE KEPT GUT OF LOWER HALE   BWING SENTIMENT TO COX!   Condition Being Carefully Watshed in Order That No Mistakes May Be Made.

Admiring Host Greets: Nivell be His -Visit-At f ‘Capital. City.   IS ESCORTED FROM STATION   Counirymen, Representatives Q : Army. and Citizens Form © © < Guard-of Honor.

HERO OF VERDUN ViSHTS INDIANA   GEN, ROBERT G. NIVELLE OF PRANCE IS GUEST OF CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS   IJ SEE FOOTBALL GAME

HENDERSON MARTIN IS MADE CHAIRMAN   LAWRENCE MAN CHOSEN BY DELEGATES TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION —   SHERIDAN “KEYNOTER”   Paola Man Was Temporary Chair. man of Democratic Gathering at Wichita   Spirited Contest Over Choice of “Big Four” Was Forecast Early Today

LAWRENCE MAN CHOSEN BY DELEGATES TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   SHERIDAN “KEYNOTER”   Paola Man Was Temporary Chairman of Democratic Gathering at Wichita   Spirited Contest Over Choice © “Big Four” Was Forecast Early Today

BRITS ANXIOUS TO GET. 3. IN (IN ANY TERMS!   OLD RUMOR 1S REVIVED BY IDAHO SENATOR IN HIS USUAL FROTHING.   TREATY BATTLE LAGGINS

EXPECT CLOTURE RULE AS PEACE ~ DEBATE STARTS   SENATE COMMITTEE. TO DIS~€CUSS MODIFICATION OF THE RULE NOW IN EFFECT   PARLIAMENTARY RED ‘TAPE IN ACTION   Only Way Out May Be To Recommit Treaty to Committee «and Demand Immediate Report. ~~

OAALL WE ENTER THE LEAGUE OF STAY OUT 9 ONLY QUESTION   Reservations Will Never be Felt or Even Respected, Says Senator Borah.   CLEARING AWAY WRECKAGE PARLIAMENTARY RED TAPE   Leaders Want Some Sort of Cloture When Treaty is Again Brought Before Senate Monday, but Do Not Want It to be Stringhalted by the Stringent Rale Carried Over,

Leaders Want Some Sort of Restriction on Debate But Not be Stringhalted by Too Stringent Rule—Marshall is Expected to Hold that Cloture Would be in Force with  Return of Pact — May be ‘ Sant ta Cnmmittac ‘

RESERVATIONS ACCEPTABLE TO BRITIOH, PREMIER CABLES   Debate in Senate on League Covenant Involves Parliamentary Snarl Which Must Be Untangled.   GREY’S LETTER AGAIN CITED BY BORAH   Bears Out Contention of Re_ publicans That Allies Will  Take U.S.on Own Terms, — Says Idaho Senator.

CLOTURE RULE STILL EXISTS, SENATORS SAY   But Its Opponents Plan to Void It by Recommitting Treaty   BORAH DEFENDS STAND   Declares Viscount Grey’s State. ment Bears Out Contentions of Irreconcilables

RULES ON TREATY DEBATE TAKEN UF   Leaders Clearing Away Wreckage of Red Tape.   CONSIDER CLOTURE RULE      Senators Do Not Want to be Stringhalted by So Stringent a Measure— Borah Says Grey's Letter Bears Out Contentions of Pact’s Irreconcilable Foes.

FACTION LEADERS START 10 UNWIND PAGT’S RED TAP   Cloture Rule, Aimed to Chok Off Debate, Is Believed to Be Too Drastic in Present Form by Some.

LEADERS  LAYNG PLANS FOR NEXT  MOVE ON TREATY   Clearing Away Tan gle Parliamentary , Red Tape   BORAH ISSUES STATEMENT

BORAH ISSUES STATEMENT   Quotes Grey Letter and Lloyd George's Message.   “BEAR OUT IRRECONGILABLES”

BURAH INoloTs AEOERVATIONS SUIT ENGLAND   THEREFORE THEY ARE DANGER. OUS TO THE FREEDOM OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   Idaho Senator Views With Alarm Anv Sort Of Entrance By U. §. Into World League.

Problem of Clearing Away Wreckage of Tangled Parliament Red Tape One That is Puzzling.   a  AVERSE TO OPENING GATES OF DEBATE

SOLONS SLASHING TREATY RED TAPE      Attempt to Clear Up Parlia mentary Wreckage Before Pact Debate.

SENATE LEADERS MAKE READY Oh TREATY BATTLE   CLOUTURE RULE TO LIMIT Db. BATE TROUBLES SOME MEMBERS   BORAH ASOAILS BRITISH   Idaho Senator Declares England Will Not Respect Reservations If Adopted—Quotes Lloyd Georges Telegram

An Important Case Being Heard Here   Suit in Chancery Tnvolying Valuch': Plantation Heard by  Chancelto: Thomas.

BRYAN MAY LEAD NCW DRY PARTY IS PREDICTION   Dry Leader Says Nev Dry Party Will Be Formed.   BRYANS PLANS QUT   Commoner’s Name To Br Placed Before Prohibitionists.

EXTRA DAYS LONG TO CHOOSE BRYA   As Candidate for President on a Separate Political Party Ticket.

“Drys ” Propose Formation Of a New Political Party With Bryan as It’s Leade

QUNDRA READY > FOR REAL WARFARE   Big Battle at Mazatlan Imminent Within Next Few Days Concentrated Attack on Tor: reon Planned.

OD DIE IN FIRE IN APARTMENTS   Sensational Blaze in Residence Building Takes Lives; Janitor Loses Life to Save Residents; One Killed in Jump From Top of Building.

LAST MEMBER OF 1832" CLUB DIES   Harvey B. LaSelle, _ Aged 87, Suc cumbs This Morning at His Home in West Maple Street.   PIONEER COUNTY RESIDENT

POSTS I. W. W. DECISION.   Attorney General Hopkins Has Hup.dreds of Poster« Printeca

SENATE AWAITS ACTION OF HOUSE   [LEADERS HAVE NOT YET DECID. ' ED WHETHER BONUS FOR   SERVICE MEN WILL BE  REPORTED

SENATE MARKING TIME ON BONUS   House Ways and Means Committee to Determine Whether Measure  Will be Reported.

BOOM MEREDITH FOR PRESIDENCS   1OWAN, NEW SECRETARY OF AG RICULTURE, TO HAVE SUPPORT OF HOME STATE DEMS

Boom for Secretary of Agri- culture Is Launched by Iowa Democrats.   RESOLUTIONS IN HIS FAVOR TO BE FOLLOWED   Hitchcock Says Friends of the Treaty Will Stand for Any “Reasonable Reservations to Pact.

OWA DEMOCRATS WANT MEREDITH FOR PRESIDENT   Will Be Presented as Candidate at the San Francisco Convention.   ACTION IN DES MOINES

START BOOM FOR MEREDITH   lowa Democrats in Conference Leunch Him as Their Presidential Cheice.

CUTS BUDGET 10° FASE U, S, PURSE   House Committee on Appropriations Trims Estimates for Coming Year.   HOWL OF PROTEST GOES UF   Degertment of Commerce Is Hardest Hit —Slashes All Along the Line Will Let Out Hundieds of  Empicyees. e

HOUSE BODY CUTS BUDGET 10 BONE   Appropriations Committee Tries to Ease Purse Strain.   COMMERCE DEPARTMENT HIT   How! of Protest Goes Up From the Several Departments as Slashcs Will Let Out Hundreds of Employees.

CUTS BUDGET 70 EASE U.S, PURSE   House Committée on Appropria tions Trims Estimates for Coming Year.   HOWL OF PROTEST GOES uP   i Department of Cofmmerce Is Hardest Hit—Siashes All) Along the Line Will Let Out! Mundreds of Empfpyees.

CUTS BUDGET ‘TO EASE U5 ~ POCKETBOOK   House Commiitee on Appropriations Trims Estimates for Coming Year.   HOWL OF PROTEST GOES ¥P   Department of Commerce Is Herdest Hit—Slashes Ajj Along the Line : Will Let Out Hundreds of Employees.

BUDGET SLASHED TOCUTH. C. OFL   HOUSE COMMITTER WOULD RE DUCE APPROPRIATIONS   Department of Commerce Is Hardest Hit By Retrenchment Policy — May ferb Foreicn Trade.

U.S. MUST HAVE STRONG POLICY IN ORIENT, SAYS   Congressman Hersman Refuses to Be Guest of Japanese Govt.

JAP BRUTALITY IN KOREA S CHARGE   MEMBERS OF CONGRESSIONAT PARTY RETURN FROM _FAR EAST.

JAPANESE POLICE IN KOREA BRUTE   U. $. Congressman Says They Adopted Measure of Extreme Brutality at Seoul.

GOMMITIEE OPPOSE NGREASE INSECOND GLASS MAIL RATES   Substitute Bill Calls for Fix ing Flat Chargd on All Reading Matter.

Changing Postage Rates   Committee Considers. Different Rates for Reading and Advertising.

SECOND CLASS MAIL   Committee on Record Against Automatic Increase

AGAINST HIGHER RATES ON SECOND CLASS MAIL   Automatic Increase Effective This Year Is Opposed By House Postoffice Committee

AMERICA’S GIFT FUND DRIVE   ‘To Be Started in April to Raise 2° 500 im Nebrask

AMERICA’S GIFT FUND DRIV1   Te Be Started in April te Raise $2,500 in Nebrasha.

ANNIVERSARY OF — WINDOM COUPLE   Mr, and Mrs. Edward R. Griffin. to - Leave Hardin Township Soon —

HARDING AND COX HAVE GLOVES ON FOR BIG FIGHT   Indications Are. That It Will Be : Conservative Progressive Contest on Platforms of Parties

AWAITING GONG   Harding and ‘Cox Ready te Swap Campaign Punches By Raymond Clanner

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES ARE WAITING GONG   "Harding and Cox Have th  Gloves on, in Readiness for Coming Battle   Campaign Lines Drawn    Republicans to Insist on ‘Return  to Normal;"’ Democrats for   Liberalism

HARDING AND COX GET READY FOR STRUGGLE   Progressive Fight Looked For Early in the Campaign.

PARTIES WILL BE DRAWN INTO WELL DEFINED CLASHES      G. O- P. Not Likely tc Seek Changes; Demos Probably Will

DOA TNIERG WANE STRETCH   BEGINS SEOOND INVASION KN ROUTE TO HOME STATE FOR HINAL SPEAKING TOUR   A HOT FIGHT IN Oni   ys  The Rattle Royal Will Be Waged TI Week in Ohio Where Both Cat didates Wind Up Their Cam piaigns—The State in Doubt.

NARDING AND COX IN CHIC   Both Candidates on the “Home Stretch”  Ty q ct, ry 7 eS y ¥

BOX 70 CENTER STUMPING EFFORTS OF CLOSING DAYS IN INDIANA AND OHIO

DEMOCRATS SEE ~DEFEAT-AHEAD   ‘AdmitsCox ‘Must Carry Ohic ~-andetndiana or Race J) ¥§-Hopeless. ‘  CLAIMS. HE~HAS. HOPE

Cox Will Concentrate His Efforts to Capture Ohio and Indiana.   AST SPEECH IN TOLEDO   Democratic Candidate Feek That Lake City Speech fs Omen of Luek.

Governor Cox Going S$ in Stretch Will Finis Home State. ”  tre ae if

‘GOVERNOR COX  MOVING WESTWARD   FINAL EFFORTS WILL BE CENT ERED IN INDIANA AND OHIO —COX IS CONFIDENT

Last Week Sees Fight in Indiana and Ohio, Which Victor Must Carry   COX HAS LEAD OVER HARDING, SAYS MOORE   TURNING OF TIDE ‘ro LEAGUF Ol NATIONS JAS BROUGH’ OVER A LARGE PORTION OF THE EAST TO COX,

CLOTHES AS CLUE IN TRUNK MURDER   Will Be ‘Sent to ‘Detroit’in Ef fort to Establish Identi-:. 

SEEK IDENTITY   Of Murder Victim by the Clothes Found Wrapped Around Body in Trunk   SENT FROM DETROIT   “KEK. Leroy” and Wife Disappeared From Michigan City About June 17th

U.S. To Seize  Breweries Making Beer   ANALYSIS OF BEVERAGE: UNDER WAY; CHICAGO RAIDS PLANNED.

SEIZE BREWERIES EXCEEDING LIMIT   TWO-SEVENTY-FIVE BEER WILL RESULT IN LOSS TO THE BREWERS MAKING IT.

WILL SEIZE BREWERIES      BREWERIES VIOLATING LAW IN DANGER OF HAVING GOVERNMENT TAKE PLANTS.

U.S. MAY SEIZE ~ BREWERY PLANTS   Internal Revenue Bureau to Take Action.

FEDERAL AGENTS TO SEIZE PLANTS   Breweries Making Illegal Beer Will be Se:zed   Two Cincinnati Breweries Will Be Sealed

BEER WITH Ax“KICK” UNDER OFFICIAL BAN   Federal Prohibition Agents Threaten  to Seize Breweries That Exceed Legal Limit of Aleohol.

BREWERIES T0 “FACE SEIZURE: FOR VIOLATION   Internal Revenue Department Indicates It Will Act on Violations

ANMENT (5 GOING AFTER BREWERIES WHOSE PRODUGT '$ TOO STRON   ONE HALF OF ONE PEK CENT Ot ALCOHOL THE ABSOLUTE LIMIT PERMITTED,

i 0 AFTER BREWEFIE'   Prohibition Officers Will Seize Those Making Beer Stronger Than Half Per Cent Alcohol.

BREWERS FACE PLANT SEIZURE BY GOVERNMENT   Those Making Beer Exceeding Permitted Alcoholic Content to be Taken Over.   BREWERS’ OUTPUT ANALYZED

BREWERIES ARE FOUND MAKING BEER WITH KICK   PLANTS OF HERANCOURT AND JACKSON, CINCINNATI, ORDERED SEIZED BY FEDERAL GOVERN MTTWATT

JAPAN TO FIGHT CALIFORNIA LAV   ‘Treaty Negotiations Between U, * and Japan Are in ‘Their Vinal Stages.

GARY STRIKERS STILL ACTIVE   HEADQUARTERS WILL BE MAINTAINED FOR ORGANIZATION PURPOSES.

GARY LEADE MAY GALL NEW STEEL STRIKE   Make No Secret of the Fact That They Want to “Line Up” Workers in Mills Now Resuming.

NV LARCE. CENTERS   Step Is Taken To Aid In Clearing Up Railroad Congestion In Nation   IMPROVEMENT IS SEEN   Jums Are Being Penetrated And Equipment Placed Where Most Needed

Naming Of Bodies Of Rail Officials and Shippers Made.  IM IS PROMPTNESS  oading and Unloading Supervision Mainbe tained.

RAIL CENTERS NAMING AID. FOR CONGESTION COMMITTEE:   Ali Priveipal Railroad Centers ar Taking Cooperative Measures 45 BRalipen Teaftio tany«.

MILITARY HONDKS MARK FUNERAL Ur ANMIRA PEARY   Funeral Cortege of Noted Explorer Peary 1s Held.   OFFICIALS PRESENT   Distinguished Men Are Among the Honorary Pallbearers.

KANSAS FARMERS NOT ON STRIKE   SECRETARY OF STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE SAYS WHEAT ACREAGE NEARLY NORMAL,

MILITARISM WOULD RESULT   Bill for Army Reorganization Reported to — Senate Today

SENATE MINORITY ATTACKS BILL 10 REGRGANIZE ARM}   Report Deckares Passage o Measure Will Make President Virtually Dictator During Peace Times,

TV CF NINORITY SENATORS ATTACK RE-ORGANIZATION ARMY MEASURE AS MAD MILITARISM

MINOK  TY REPORT  RAPS ARMY GILL BEFORE SENATE   Declares Measure Will Result in ‘Militarism Run Mad’ and Cost Taxpayers More Than Billion Annually.

FRICK FORTUNE VERY LARGE   Viaced by the Appraisers at *eventy  ser.en Williocas.

MANY BOYS WANT TO ATTEND CAMP   SEVENTY-ONE SUBMITTED THEIR APPLICATIONS FOR CHAUTAUQUA OUTING.   STILL ROOM FOR OTHERS

MANY BOYS HAVE HANDED APPLICATIONS   : SEVENTY-ONE BOYS APPLUIND TUESDAY—MORE TENTS NEEDED FOR CAMP.

BREAM AWARDED $300 DAMAGES   Local Man Gets Verdict in York Court on False Arrest Charge.

DELAY HEARINGS ON RAIL WAGE DEMANDS   First Session Finds Neithets Side Ready; No Date for a Resumption

Neither Railroad Executives Nor Union Representatives Were Ready to Proceed With Negotiations.

EXECUTIVES AND UNION LEADERS AIWOURN MEETING   Both Sides Desire Desire to Collect Information’ Before Con-.  tinuing Discussion.

RAH CONFERENCE ON WAGE HELD Uf   Neither Executives or Union Men Prepared to Gather on Initial Day,

NEGOTIATIONS ARE SUSPENDED.   Neither Railroad Executives Nor Unjon Men Meady for Session.

Of United States in Industrial Field and Promises Perplexing Problem.   A TARIFF BARRIER MAY BE REQUIRED   Can Undersell American Man ufacturers in Some Instanpac he OF Dar Gane

A TARIFF WALL AGAINST JAPS   JAPAN BECOMES A STRONG COMPETITOR   In the Manufacture of Certain Amerisan Supplies. _

GERMANY GETS ALLIED NOTE AS TO CONDITIONS   GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE A - REPLY WITHIN FEW DAYS  WITH PROMISES.   CLAIMS TO BE DOING HER VERY BEST NOW

ALLIED NOTE . BRINGS ALIB EPOM BERLIN   Upper Berlin Circles Say French Must Agree tc Larger Army, or Find  -a Difficulty in Explain. ine’ Own Troops.   REPARATIONS

EFFECTS OF R.R.STRIKEBEING =~ FELT MORE AND MORE IN N. E.   Freight Embargo Is Causing Curtailment on Receipts of Food and Fuel—Trucks Are Pressed into Service.

WANDERER WAITS FOR HANGING; CONFESSED MURDER OF HIS WIFE   Unexpected Denouement in Slaying of Officer’s Young Bride

CHICAGO MURDERER TO HANG DECLARES HOYNE   States Attorney Says Rope for Man Who Killed Wife and Stranger.   MAKES FULL CONFESSION

105,000,000 PEOPLE IN U. S.   Returns Up to Date Indicate Gain of 14 Per Cent.

tp Oi bd bg bo do ee   U. S. POPULATION IS MORE THAN 105,000,000

105,006,000. PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES IS COMPLETE . ESTIMATE .

GENERAL LEONARD WOOD LEADING IN MINNESOTA   Senator Hiram Johnson is Second With Governor Lowden the Last Man.

GEN. WOOD SCORES VICTORY IN STATE PREFERENCE VOTI   First Returns from Scattere Precincts in Minnesota Gave Him heavy Pluralities Over Contestants.

POLES AND BOLSHEVIK! DISCUSS PEACE TERM   Desire for General Suspension of Hostilities Figures at Ries

DISCUSS FINAL TERNS OF PEACE   Russ and Polish Delegate: Meet at Riga for Last Conferences.

TWO MORE SLAIN   ‘Police Surprise and Break Up Sinn Fein Ambuscade

WHEAT STRIKE IS GN AMONG ~ KANS. FARRIERS   Grain Supplies In a and Elevaters Dwi dies to Almost Noth ing.

PAIRLY HEAVY VOTE BEING CAST OVER STATE IN RUN-OFF TODAY   Both Sides Are Claiming Victory by Over 50,000 Votes; Taylor's Vote Will be Larger Than First Primary

HER RUSE SAVES FATHER   Itallan Girt Takes Blame for Murder in Pennsylvania ag Parent ‘Flees.

att) AYSNES IN A UAY 100 MUCH   Steddard, Who Foucht Over : Seas, ls Accused of Insanity. Was Shell-Shocked.

SLEPT AMONG THE DEPARTEL   Travelers in, Auto Unknowingly Se lected Peoulias’ Fiace in Which to Pass the Might.

SLEPT AMONG THE DEPARTED   Travelers in Auto Unknowingly" Se. Jeoted Peculiar Place in Which ~ to Fass the Might.

French Wriler Who Is’Bittér Opponent of Wonyan Suffrage Makes Sensafional Slalément.  STRUGGLE IS FEARED  Women Will Fight) Por Rights Unless Social and Economic Conditions Under-go a Big Change.

PREDICTS WAR OF SEXES WILL BE BLOODIEST WAR   French Writer says Polygamy will  Forestall the Impending Struggle Between the Men and Women.   OPPOSED TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE

LONESOME JOB NOW   Jail Was Popular Place Before “Bone Dry” Days

WEEK OF OCTOBER: ST 3 PROCLAIMED APPLE WEER   Governor Takes Initial Step ir Disposal of State’s Larg-est Apple Crop. —

SENATOR LODGE, PILGRIM ORATOR   Prophecy of Danie! Webstei Fulfilled by Ceolidge and California Governor

PROPHECY MADE 100 YEARS AGO 5 FULFILLED   Observance of Anniversary of Landing at Famed Plymouth.

JAIL SENTENCE CAUSED HOWATT.. TO CHANGE MIND   WALKED INTO COURT WITH IN TENTION OF MAKING NO FIGHT ON CONTEMPT  OAs

JUDGE CURRAN . ‘TOOK IT OUT: ._ - OF HOWAT   Apnounced He Waned Make No. De fense bae Changed Mind Whe Tit Meant Fall.

NEW DIVORCE SCANDAL N PICKFORD STUDIO   Jack Dillon, Star’s Manager Figures as Co-Respondent In Divorce Case.

BlGGEaT ROBBEHY EXECUTED BY BOYS      Four Young Men Arrested foi Robbing Mail Train of $3,500,000.

FIND PARI Ur LUOT-AN Bib RUBBERY   Police Recover Millions of Dollars Stolen in the Burlington Route Train Robbery.

BANDOF BOYS STOLE $3,500,000 -FROMU, S. MAIL   And Over $1,000,000 of Plunder 1 Recovered Following Confession

GREATEST ROBBERY IN HISTORY IS DONE BY GANG OF BOYS   FOUR BOYS ARRESTED, THREE HAVE CONFESSED $1,000,000 IN LOOT RECOVERED

BiG BURLINGTON MAIL ROBBERY   WAS EXECUTED BY FOUR BOYS UNDER ARREST,   COLORADO BANDITS EGILEL   Attempt to Hold Up Union Pacific Train Is Prevented—Dleturbance Causes Wreck But None Hurt.

WRANGELARMIES CAPTURE 800 PRISONERS   POLES RETAKE KIEV, IN. FLICTING BIG LOSSES ‘ON DEFENDERS

MAY CHANGE SEAT OF LEAGUE,   : Brussels May be Chosen Instcad of Clenews 

LEAGUE SEAT MAY BE IN BRUSSELS   Geneva Was Originally Selected a Request of President Wilson Over Wishes of Other Allies

FURNISHED MANY 1   Sumber of Adams County Patients it Chambersburg Hospital.

FURNISHED MANY PATIENTS   Number of Adams County Patients in Chambersburg Hospital.

‘PLAN SALE OF FLOUR      “Buy: a: Barrel” +k Canipaign Launched by Farmers’. Association. >

DELEGATION TO PRESENT ORIENT CLAIMS 10 LOAN BETHANS FROM GAPITA   EXPRESS CONFIDENCE THAT FUTURY OPERATION OF ROAD IS NOW ASSURED,

HOPE ORIENT - WILL BE SAVED   West Texas Delegatijon Has Returned From ' Washington: -

WILL DEPORT MARTENS   Waerrant tIsaened for Exile of SelfStvled Soviet Ambassador te QPautted States.

WARRANT READY 10 DEPORT MARTENS   Self Styled Soviet Ambassador May Soon be En Route Back to Russia.

RIENS 15 10 BE DEPORTED   Warrants Issuad by Department of Justice Which Will Rid Country of Self-Styled Ambassador.

DEFENDER OF LIEGE DEAD.   Gallant General Le Man, Who Held Tin German Advance in 1014.

HARDING’S SISTER QUITS JOB   Mrs, Caroline Votaw Resigns as Pro. bation Officer to Washington Police Force, '

FEEL MAYOR IS . 18 PRO-GERMAN   Veterans at Pittsbargh Refase te Pass Him in Review.

CREW REFUSES TO BATHE.   White Star Liner Held Because Em ninvwvee **Haar’’? Water.

SO ee a CROVS ANE GOOD IN FRANCE      Winter Wi het, Are Up ta Standard  Varley

AGREE ON PLAN TO PICK JUDGES   NAMES ARE TO BE DRAWN FROM LIST SUBMITTED.

Chile Will Back Stand Of Argentina   Notifies League It Will Support Neighbor's Claims When Brought Up   S MUCH  DISSENTION   Secrecy Maintained Concern ing Terms of Allied Mandates

PUT STRANGLEHOLD ON AMER(G AND OTHER NATIONS   And It Has Aroused Bitter Feeling —Albania Admitted to League.

CHILE FEELING FOR ARGENTINA   ‘Tts Delegation Expresses Sympathy Toward Attitude of Its Sister Country.   [PROMISES SUPPORT FOR ITS AMENDMENTS   Big Powers Put Strangle Holc  Upon the Former Colonies nf Carmanv

Deposed Head Of Guatemala Makes Appeal   Personal Plea to Wilson Made By ‘Imprisoned Former Executive.   FEELS SURE HE WILL FACE FIRING SQUAI

White Troops Defending Narrow Neck "of Peninsula Beat Back 22 Separate Onslaughts Before Bolsheviki Penetrated the Line.

General Wrangel’s _ Army Crushed And Rebellion May End   Russian Forces Demand Surrender of Remaining Forces As Refugees Flee Across Sea—Terrible Slaughter Is Renortert at Neck of Peninsula.

ANTI-oONIE] FORGES ARE ANNIHILATED   Gen. Wrangel’s Army Is Completely Wiped Out --- Refugees Are Fleeing Sebastopol.

EDS. CAPTURE TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OF GEN. WRANGEL'S TROOPS AND LOSE THIRTY THOUSAND IN KILLED ALONE ©

OEATON DIES OF BULLET WOUND   Superintendent of Omaha De: tention Home Victim of Shot Fired by Negro April 15.   Sexton Protecting Two Girls Whom Colored Man Had Followed—Assailant In Jail.

HOLDS LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Food Control Part of Lever All So Declared by ( wart.

JUDGE HOLDS LEVER AC} IS UNCONSTITUTIONA   Grants Injunction to Suga Brokers,

LEVER LAW RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL   So Far as Its Profiteering Clause Is Concerned   U. S, District Judge Thompson Finds Provisions Too Vague

HARRY, NFW’S CASF ~~ NOW WITH THE JURY   Got Case Late Tuesday and When Ne Verdict Reached at 1f p. m, Jury Wag Locked! Up

GONE TO JURY   FATE OF HARRY §. NEW NOW RESTS WITH THE JURYMEN IN THE TRIAL   (By United Preas)

JURORS DEADLOCK ON NEW’S GUIL’   UNABLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER NEW IS GUILTY OF MAN: SLAUGHTER OR MURDER   (By United Press) —

NEW’S FATE WITH JURY.   Case Given Over Late Yesterday for Decision.

U.S. WILL ASK INDICTMENTS IN RAILWAY STRIK!   J judge Makes Announcemen   on Opening Term in ; Tian webaw:

Veterans’ Special to Encampment   Ask Permission to Sell Certificates

Republicans _ Combine “with: Democrats to Overthrow. the Pian of Diplomatic Detach _ ment Proposed by Lodge. Squad—lirish Question \ is Promptly Sidetracked. :

QENATE HAOTEND TREATY AGTION   Stifles Debate on Irish Ques tion and Kills Proposed Amendment.

NEW PROPOSAL TO AID EUROPE SPEEDS ACTION   Claim Democrats Favo. G. O. P. Reservation Bryan Urges Ratifica tion of Pact.

‘SENATE CHOKES © OFF ““DERATS ON TRISH ~ QUESTION BY. TAY.     2 PROPOSAL.      HINES 15 BIEN’ LASHINE      New ‘Jersey Senator Says ‘Railroad Assumed Authavity “Nat Given to Him.

Debate on Irish Question Is Tabled to Give Senators Opportunity to Act on Peace Treaty.   ANOTHER RESERVATION ON OVERSEAS FIGHTS   Senator Lenroot Introduces Reservation That U. 8. Will  _ Show Concern if European Peace Is Threatened.

LEADERS SUBMIT NEW PROPOSAL OF POLICY TO SAVE PEACE PACT   SAY ADMINISTRATION RESISTANCE CRUMBLING UNDER “SOFTER” TONE OF NEW PROPOSAL

BRYAN TAKES HAH A OTATING aVER PEA            Table Proposal Having Great Britain Proclam Ireland Free   HOOVER MODIFIES OPINION.ON PACT   Savs Uniled States Should Be Represented in knforeinge Peace

NEW: RESERVATION WINS SUPPORT FOR b.0.P PROGRAM   More Democrats Line Up for Ratification Under Republican Plan—Modificatior Comes Up today.

ee A TN Er  ST. PATRICK'S DAY DEBATE ON IRISH QUESTION SOON SHUT OFF IN SENATE   Proposal to Declare by Reservation That Great Britain Should Proclaim Ireland Free Defeated by 2 Vote of 54 to 71

SENATE CHOKES ‘ST. PAT’ DEBATE TO RUSH TREATY   New Substitute for Reservation _ Believed to Be Gaining ' Democratic Support.

“RESERVATION” 10 ATICLE TEN MAY BE ADOPTED AS A GOMPROMISE AFTER CONSULTIVG BRYAN

SENATE. FAILS 10 FREE IRELAND, CHOKES  OFF DEBATE IN ORDE -—TO-PUSH PEACE Pag  °  )Summary Action Taken to Clear  ad omen), See   Sueumary Action Taken to Clear 1 Way for Final Vote on  League Treaty.  ry   SENATOR KING WOULD SET EVERYBODY FREE

IRISH QUESTION NOT ALLOWED IN ~ TREATY DEBATE   Resolution For Reservation De claring ireland Free Is * Promptly Tabled.   OTHER PROPOSALS LOST   Bryan in Washington Urges the Democrats to Aid In Ratification.

SENATE STOPS — ~~ IRISH DEBATI   Atlempts lo Clear Way Fo Final Action on Tréaty— Bryan Takes Part in Conference.

Senate Choked Off  Discussion In The Irish Question On St. Patrick’s Day

FREEIRELAND VOTE 15 LOST IN SENATE   Shields Introduces Proposal to Declare the Freedom of Treland   LA FOLLETTE FOR IT   [Motion to Table is Carried; 14  ‘Democrats, 7 Republicans Against

BRYAN TAKES NEW PART IN FIGHT OVER TREATY   'Emters Capital and Is Consulted By Democrats Before Finishing Breakfast.         GIVES OUT A STATEMENT FAVORING RATIFICATION   iDenies, However, He Intends to \ Intervene in the Senate ! Wrangle.   SENATE DEBATE IS HALTED   Before Next Vote, Leaders will Study Lenroot’s New Reservation to-Article Ten.

DEMOCRATS CAIN MORE VOTES WON CR TREATY   The St. Patrick Day Speech Squelched in Order to Hurry Debete.  tenia  New Reservation is Offered By Republicans.  Republican Qualifications Draw Votes.

SENATE STEPS  ON IRISH PLAN   Votes 54 to 22 Against Reservation ‘to Treaty Declaring for the Freedom of Ireland.

TRISH OUESTION IS SQUELCHED IN THE U.S. SENATE   Debate on Reservation Asking Brit ain to Declare Ireland Free Is Choked Off,

ADOPTION OF ~ PEACE TREATY   Declares Democrats Should Join with Reservationists  For Ratification

GREAT SCRAP ON © IN ‘MINNESOTA   Convertions Result in Contested _Delegation, Wood Men Bolt Convention and Select Woods Delegates.

MINNESOTAS. TO SPLIT VOTE IN CONVENTION   Leonard .Wood Gets Ten instructed Delegates and Eight Others Are “Uninstructed   CONTEST IS PLANNED ON ONE DELEGATION

SPECULATORS HARD HIT . BY PONZI PROHIBITION   State Bank Commissioner , Restrains Trust Company Front? Honoring .Checks.  z

SPECULATORS WITH PONZ! NOTES ON THEIR HANDS ARE MUCH DISTURBED   Claimed That Many of Them Will Be Hard Hit lf They De Not Receive Their Money—Ponai Says Pay ~~ mt)

SKETCH OF SEN. HARDING   PRESIDEANTTAL NOMINEE OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

MARSHFIELD DOCTOR ELECTED PRESIDEN’   DR. V. A. MASON CHOSEN HEAD OF MEDICAL SOCIETY AT  ANNUAL MEETING BPRinay

MARSHFIELD DOCTOR ELEGTED PRESIDER]   DR. Y. A. MASON CHOSEN IDEAD OF MEDICAL SOCIETY AT ANNUAL MEETING — PRIA YY

TWO MEMBERS OF FACULTY HONORED BY APPOINTMENT   Professors F. G. Bates and W. A Cogshall Placed on Committees of Society of Visual Instruction.

' OVERALLS CAUSE A vianr:   German Workingmen Nescent “Tn sult to Thely Olass"*

Negro Slatn By Mad Mob Of Farmers   Colored Convict, one of Penitentiary Gang Working on Roads, Suspected of Assault on White Girl, Victim of Lynchers Near Missouri Town.

QUESTION WHETHER RECT PRIMARIES JUSTIFY EXPENSES   Afford Direct Contact With the Voters, But Cost Is Very Heavy Gen. Wood Deciares.      CREATED OWN ORGANIZATIONS

WILL REMAIN IN PARTY WHETH. ER NOMINATED OR NOT,   Declares He Is Now Engaged in FamHly Quarrel and When Selection Is Made Quarrel Will End.

PRIMARIES RE EAPENSIEN EK.   jeneral Reed Qeestions Whether they Are Werth the Price.

WOOD DOUBTS IF PRIMARY IS WORTH   “Ig ie Better Than Old Undeground Plan,” te Question, Says General.

CALLS PRIMARY EXPENSIVE.    Wood Says It World Cost $1,500,00¢ to Cirenlarive Voters.

JOHNSON WON’T BOLT   Will Stay in Republican Party if Not Nominated.   Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood Says Pri. maries Are Costly—Refuses to Discuss Senate investigation.

i a i hk lc ca wk ka i ei ce  GEN. WOOD DISCUSSES _ EXPENSE OF PRIMARIES

NO ENMITY TOWARD AMERICA,   ; French Premier Says That Country  Our Sincere Friend.

MILLERAND THANKS U.S. FOR FRIENDSH   Received. Correspondents of United States at San Remo Today and Said Friendship Was of Long Standing. — American Effort Anpreciated

BAR HUNS FROM SAN REMO MEET   Millerand Argues French and British Out of Idea of Inviting Them

AME RICAN-NIPPON ALLIANCE SOUGH   JAPS HOPE UNITED STATES WILL JOIN JAPAN AND OLD ENGLAND   BRITISH ALSO DESIRE fT   Pact Will Expire on July 13, Next Unless Both Nations Express a Desire to Continue It

Mr- J. A. White Says “If You Have an Automobile. K@en Rat Snail’

OKLAHOMA INAYSION VAIN FOR HARDING   THAT STATE HOPELESSLY DEMOCRATIC LN ITS POLITICS.   Senator Gore Punished For Hia Departere From President Wilson On Several Iwpertaat War Measeres.

DKLAROMA 13 NOT CERTAIN TO BE IN 6.0. P. COLUMN   Republicans Over Optimistic i Opinion of Special Investigator, Mark Sullivan.   DEMOCRATIC SCHISM MAY HELP PARTY’S OPPONENT:   Two Local Conditions Tend t Aid Wilsonites in Holding Normal Vote.

HARDING ON VAIN MTOolON WHEN HE TOURS OXLAROMA   State Democratic by at Leas’ 30,000 is Mark Sullivan's  Foreacst.   Cox Will Need United Support, but Republicans Work ~ at Disadvantage.

NEWLY ENFRANCHISED WOMEN ARE VICTIMIZED      BsO0GUS COLLECTOR CLEANED UP ON POLL TAXES AT ~ PITPTSBOURGIE   Cleveland Celebrated Equel Suffrage With BeHs end Whistles Today

WORKS POLL TAX FRAUD GN ALLEGHANY WOMEN   CLEVER SWINDLER DEFRAUD WOMEN VOTERS IN PENNSYL VANIA CITY

WOMEN ARE BEFRAUBED   Bogus Tax Collector Gathers Up “Poll” Taxes, Giving Reveipt, And iar nee,

NEWLY ENFRANCHISED ‘WOMEN ARE VICTIMIZED   30GUS COLLECTOR CLEANET UP ON POLL TAXES AT PITTSBURGH   ‘Neveland Celebrated Equal Suffraze With Bells end Wi ai istles Tadayv

DR. HYDE SUED FOR DIVORCE   Wife Charges He Was Mean to Her.   THREE TRIALS FOR MURDER   Mrs. Hyde Stood By Him Threvgh out Trial— Didn't Communicate With Her Mother.

MRS. FRANCES SWOPE HYDE SEEKS DIVORCE   Alleges Cruelty and Violence and Asks for Custody of Children.

Divorce Because of Cruelty  Sought by Wite of Dr. Hyde   Custody of Son and Daughter Asked by Woman Who Stood Staunchly by Side of Accused Husband Through Three Sensational Murder Trials in Kansas City—“Tried to Estrange Children.”

WIFE OF DR, HYDE TRIED IN CONNECTION ‘WITH SWOPE DEATH   Hyde Was Once Convicted of the ‘Murder But the Decision Was Reversed

MRS. FRANCIS HYDE ASKS FOR DIVORCE   WIFE OF DR. HYDE TRIED IN CONNECTION WITH SWOPE DEATH   SHE CHARGES CRUELTY   Hyde Was Once Convicted of the ‘Murder But the Decision Was Reversed

MRS. HYDE SUES FOR A DIVORCE   Wife of Kansas City Doctor, Three Times Tried for Murder Charges Cruelty.

SUE HYDE FOR DIVORCE.      Daughter of Late Col. Swope Plainthif In Action FHed Today.

M ADGO CANNOT AFFORD TO RUN  FOR PRESIDENT  ~—-TELLO FRIENDS   PATH OF DUTY CLEAR; HIS DECISION FINAL   says He Must Have a Reasonable Opportunity To Rehabilitate His Private Affairs and Protect Family

FOUGHT WITH FARRAGUT AT NEW ORLEANS   Henry W. Grinnell Ha an Unusual and Roman tic Career as a Seafar ing Man.

AMERICAN AND JAPANESE NAVAL VETERAN DIES   Served With Farragut at New Orleans Then With the Jap Navy.

H.W. GRINNELL, “JAPANES SE NAVY ‘ADMIRAL, DIES   Was Veteran of Three Amey ican Wars and Helped Tiatadqt Brescia

Yankee Sailor Who Served Own counry in Two Wars, and Also Developed Japanese Navy, Dead

WADOO'S STAMPEDE: OW BUT STANDS IN DANGER OF REACTION AND CUVIMINES   *rincipal Supporters of Former Secretar: Find Developments Have Been, Too Fast’ —Fear Son-in-law and “Prince” Tag.   CUMMINGS’S SPEECH PERSONAL, i TRIUMPH FOR CONNECTICUT MAN:

MADOO'S FRIENDS FEAR A REACTION   Opponents Concede That Wilson’s Son-in-Law Has Even Chance.

‘PROTEST INCREASE IN PRICE   Sait! Huge Demonstration at Vicnua With  Tereants of Strike.

STRIKES THREATENED IN VIENNA OVER HIGH COST   Huge Demonstration 1s ig Staged’ in. Pro. test Against 60 Per Cent Increase in Food and Olothing

HEW MEXICAN  REBELS CHEER RUSSIA: ASK FUMIO SUPP   Social Revolution Is Urged at Meeting 1 in Mexico City   BOMBS READY FOR ENEMY NEWSPAPERS   Propose to Dynamite Pal ace of Archbishop; Erect Guillotines

Agitators Take Advantage. ‘of _ Moderates’ Demonstration to Voice Violent Harrangues for Social Revolution   LEGISLATURE, COURTS AND’ PRESS CONDEMNED   Suggestions Include Dynamiting Archbishop's Palace, the Erection of Guillotine - for Journalists and Barricades

REDS ENTER MEXICAN PALACE   Urge Revolution in Addressing Big Crowd—Russia Cheered—Communist Flag Waved.

PALACE OF MEXICO IS INVADED BY COMMUNISTS   Violent Haranges Indulged in And Dynamite Urged; Food Shops Are Looted

PREACH COMMUNISM FROM BALCONY OF ‘THE: CENTDRIAT PAT Acro:   Communistic Flag Flew From +. Baleony — Authorities Did Wat Interfere   Social: Revelution and Rombs for Nationa} Legislature and © Press» Urged .

FANATICS URGE SOCIAL REVOLT AMIONG MEXICANS   Officials Make No Move To Check Display of Red Oratory.

ANARCHISTS HOWL  FOR REVOLUTION AND  ~ GOREN MEXICO CITY; WOULD BEHEAD EDITORS   Dynamiting, Guillotine, Advocated by Sneakers if Wild and Riotous “Workers” Demonstration

MEXICO CITY REDS IN DEMONSTRATION   PREACH COMMU NISM FROM BALCONY OF THE CENXTRIAL PALACE   CHEERS FOR RUSSIA   Communistic Flac Flew From Baleony — Authorities Did Not Interfere   Secial Revelutien and Rombs fer Nationa! Legislature and Press. Urged :

SOCIAL REVOLUTION WAS URGED AUTHORITIES O10 NOT INTERFERE   Violent Harangues of Agitators from Central Balcony ef Central Palace in Mexico City—Cheers for Piecia and for Italian Metal Workers

HARDING IN SENATORIAL RACE AGAIN   IF HE IS NOT NOMINA. TED FOR THE PRESI.  DENCY.   Files Declaration in Six Cor nered Fight—List of Can didates Who Filed Paper Last Nicht.

——————x<ox™™™—<:<;)P' rrr  POLICE LIFT VEIL OF MURDER MYSTERY   ARREST MEN WHO WERE WITH GIRLS.—DIED FROM ALCOHOL

WAS ALCOHOL AND EXPOSURI   That Caused Death of Twe Chicage Actresses Following a Joy Hide,

CHICAGO MYSTERY HAS BEEN CLEAREL   Thraa Men Who Took Actresses on Joy Ride Claim the Woman Were Dead Druok.

DEATH OF TWO ACTRESSES AT CHICAGO DUE TO ALCOHOLISM AND EXPOSURE

SHIP ABANDONED AT SEA, SINKS   Crew Drifts in Open Boat Four Days Before Being Picked Up.

Armed Negra Slayer of ‘Arkansas Planter and Daughter Hides an River

FAVOR REPUBLICANS.   Women of Foreign Birth Take Their Vote Seriously.

WOMEN OF FOREIGN “BRT TAKING. THE. VOTE SERIOUSLY   More Interestéd than American Born Women Says Ameri panizatan Teader ( o -fi

WOMEN OF FOREIGN BIRTH TAKING THE VOTE SERIOUSL'   More Interested than American: Born Women Says Ameriecanization IT eader

GREEKS IN ~ ADRIANOPLE   The Former Head City of the Turks Is Reported (o Be Quict.

GREEK TROOPS STOP DISORDERS IN ADRIANOPLE   Large Numbers prepare to Leave City—Restore Civil Rule.

DAEEKD ALOTORE ORDER IN ADRIANOPLE; TUAKTOR OFFICERS ARE RETAINED   COMMUNICATION WITH OUTSIDE WORLD BEING SLOWLY RE-ESTABLISHED,

ADRIANOPLE QUIET TODAY   ‘Turks Rather Stunned and Resigned to Their. Fate

ADRIANOPLE S QUIET: TURKS APPEAR STUNNEL      reek Troops in Control and Are Restoring Civil Admin. . “istration.

ORIANCPLE QUIET. STUNNED BY ARMM (F GREEK TROOPS   Civil Administration Is Beine Restored: Discover German Rifles and Cannon.

GREEKS AWE THE TURKS   Stunned by Presence of Alexander's Troops in Adrianople.

ADRIANOPLE QUIET BOEEKS IN CONTRO   Turks Prepare for the Worst  And Accept the Greek Sov-ereignty—Many May Leave The City.—King. Alexander In the City.

READY TO MEET WAGE ADVANCE   Wood to Act If Other Interests Meet Demands.

DISCUSSION OF =   Several Groups of Mariufactirers Con sider Demands by the Operativés - For Advances.

TEXTILE WORKERS TO GET LIFT   President of Woolen ¢ ompmros Wille  ine to Mniae Wages.

‘APPEAL MADE TO CONGRESS   Soldier Patients Seek Inquiry Into Army Hosp.tal Affairs.

HOSPITAL INQUIRY IS SOUGHT   Patients in an Army Inatitution at Asheville, N. C., Have Appeated = te Congress. °

POLES DRIVE “RUSS TROOPS FROM DANZIE   Counter Offensive Has Been Successful In ‘Making : Russians Retreat   SOVIET PEACE TERMS READ TO THE POLES

LAWRENCE TRAILS IN COX’S COURSE   Will Endeavor to Determine How Much the Democratic Nominee Enhances Candidacy by His Tour of the Country.   HARDING CAPTURES MINNESOTA WITH : STATE FAIR TALK

SEES MINNESOTA IN G. O. P. COLUMN      Lawrence Expects Heavy Population Of German Parentage, With Hatred For Wilson, To Swing State For Harding Next November.

POLITICIANS TURN TO WESTERN ARENA   FOLLOW TRIP OF COX WATCHING TREND OF SENTIMENT.   Journal Cerrespendent Trailing the Demecratic Nominee Testing the Strength ef Candidates im All States.

COX CHARGES TELL! IN MINNESOTA   ‘Harding Expected to Carry the State. But Republicans Are Disappointed      USE JOHNSON PLEA   Germans and Scandanaviane Are Led to Believe Falsa  Stories About League ;

FRIDAY WILL BE RED LETTER DAY AT CONVENTION   Party Rescued From An Eléy enth Hour Split On League.: .   HARMONY IS REACHED AFTER. WARM - DEBATE   Bal Feat Treaty Plank ted By Huh

After Many Haws Of ‘Heated Debate, Which. Brought: . Ine: Big Men Of Party, Agreement: Or  Platform Was Reached.   IPLAN AS DRAFTED ‘BY ROOT:   Was the Basis Of Agreement. After i Being Revised ‘In Some Detail To Meet View... OF Cont  © aspen be       TO: MAKE NOMINATION: TODA’

A CLOUD BURST IN TOLEDO, O   More ‘Than Three and Gne-Hall. Tick: esx Hain Kell in Hour and Hall— Damiive Badd, oOo,

HERBERT HOOVER REFUSES TO ADMIT HE 15 A DEMOCRAT   DECLINES To ADMIT NAME Th GO BRPORE GhORGIA VOTERS

HOOVER NOT A DEMOCRAT?   Gives Strong Intimation of Politics In Kline CGCearvin Room.

HOOVER DECLINES T0 FILE AS DEMOCRAI   Passes Up Georgia Professional Pri mary—TIntimates He is Not a Candidate.

GEORGIA GETS DECLINATION FROM HOOVER   NEVER IDENTIFIED WITH ANY PARTY AND THEREFORE NEVER PARTISAN   Cannot Perform Real Public Service By Iniecting Himself Into Race. Su Stays Out.

AAP. SPREAD OF REVOLT RECORDEL   Officials. See Nothing in Incidents Immediately Critical,   FORCES ARE ABOUT EQUAL

‘REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AGAINST CARRANZA GROWS   Observers in Washington Are of Opinion That at Present the City of Mexico Is in No Serious Danger.

FEDERALS ARE DEOERTING 10 AEBEL FORGES   RAPID SPREAD OF MOVEMENT AGAINST. €ARRANZA IS INCREASING DAILY   Carranza Concentrating Troops § At Juarez and El Paso Is Looking For Trouble Across River

REVOLT AGAIN  CARRANZA GAIN  MOMENTUM DAILY WORD RECENVED   Reports From Rebels and United States Channels Indicate Rapid Spread of Revolutionary Movement,   RIVAL FORCES UNDER ARMS ABOUT EQUAL

SITUATION NOT CRITICAL FOR MEXICAN CHIEF   Rebel Forces Must Be Coordinated to Win.

RAISE SALARIES OF STATE EMPLOYES   House Passes Bill After Action. Rv Senate   State School Superintendent Receives $2.500 More Per Year

Bill Goes to Governor. as Assembly Gets -Ready to Adiourn. "¢ '   Judges’ Salaries Raised but House Kills Boost for Members, .

SUMMER MEETING      Gf State Horticultural Society to h Hela in Orchard.

SUMMER MEETING   Of State Herticulteral Seciety te be Held in Orchard.

CLEVELAND JUDGE WILL TIME WITNESS. STAND IN WIS. OWN BEHALF TODAY   E :  Will Atlempt. To Refute Testimony  - Given By. Miss’ Mary E. Neely, State’s Chief Witness.

JUDGE M'GANNON WILL TAKE STANI      To Testify in Own Behalf Poday— Wi, Deny Statement of Mary Rk, Neely.

GET VISIONS OF BOMB BLAST   Explesien ef Leaky Gas Maine Near Rritiakh Fmheaeady.

MONEY Gti   Executive committee of G ‘OQ. BP. National Com. confers with Harding   GOLF ON TODAY'S PROGRAN   Ways being considered tc meet, Democratic charges of huge fund

HARDING DISCUSSES . CAMPAIGN PLANS   Noted Republicans Remain As Candidate’s Guests in Marion Last Night.

HARDING BOOKS GAME OF COLE   Nominee to Throw Off Strain of the Past 24 Hours.

CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE DISCUSSED BY 6. 0. P   Senator Harding Meets Member: ! Of The Executive  Committee.

‘WAR CHEST” FOR G. 0. P, CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATS CHARGE THAT AR IMMENSE FUND '!8 BEING RAISED BY THE REPUB. LICANS FOR “EXPENSES.”

Officials Detlare They Have Knowledge Of Munitions Storing   BUSINESS IS WELCOME   Situation Also Affects French Munition Plants It Is Said.

BOTH BRITISH AND FRENCH TALK PEACE BUT SELL JAPS ALL SHELLS THEY WANT   English Officials Admit They Know Exactly What is Going On, But They   FRANCE’S VIEW SAME   Munitions Trade In Dumps Since Slaughter Ceased and Jap Orders Are Wel come

}     JAPAN BUYS MUNITIONS IN EUROPE   Traffic A Source of Bis Revenue to England and France.

ENGLAND KNOWS OF THE SHIPMENTS 10 JAPEN   ‘Watching The Export Of Wa   Munitions To Japan—No   Interference.

lohn Ball Keeping ‘His-Eyes Open To Japan’s Purchase of War Goods

JAPANESE BUSY STORING LOADS OF AMMUNITION  LARGE QUANTITIES ARE BEING PURCHASED IN EUROPE.  BRINGING WELCOME FLOW OF THE COIN

By Hon. Albert J. Beveridge, Former United States Senstor For  et ee: _

CONFERS WITH TEAN.   Speaker Prepares’ For Battle Agains: : the Superbas.  e. _

DEMOCRAT RAPS LAZY OFFICIALS   At Washington They’re Al ways Out to Lunch.   ‘OPPOSES A NEW GRAB   Says Cabinet Officers Require Four Hours at Noon to Eat.

HONOR U. S.- ACTRESSES   London Cluh Dinner On Fourth For American Stage Stars.

RATE FIGHT IS LOST BY OHIO CITIES   Increases Are Granted to Phone Companies by State Today   Cost of Materials and La. bor Are Mentioned as the Cause

PHONE RATES FOR 7 CITIES SOAR   Lose Fight Before Public Utilities Commission at Columbus

TURKISH CONSPIRATORS ARE LOCATED IN MUNICH   Friends of Mustapha Kemel Have Been In Conference With Agents of Lenine.

LENINE FOSTERS REVOLT X EAS]   Holds Conference With Dele gates From India, and Other Moslem Countries.

LENINE AND TURKS PLOTTING   Two of Mustapha Kemel’s Co-Conspir. ators Arirve in Munich.

TURKS PLOTTING WITH LENINE   Pashas Turn Up in Munich Where They Confer With German Communists.

iG INCREASE FOR STEEL MEN   vation Announces 1 Percent Boost—Canton Plants Benefit

STEELWORKERS .GET.1@ PER CENT WAGE INCREASE   Elbert H. Gary Announce: New Scale Affecting 975 NNO Emninvac

‘STEEL WORKERS GET RAISE   Corperation Grants 10 Per Gent fm. crease in Wages to Day Laboréra,

AMERICANS FIGHT IMMODESTY   Delegates at World Council of Wom. en at Christiania Against Im. proper Dancing.

TEXANS 10 FIGHT JAP “INVASIONS”   RIO GRANDE VALLEY LAND BOUGHT UP BY CALIFORNIA ORIENTALS, CLAIM

TEXAS (5 NOW UP IN ARNG   Alarmed Over Reports That The Japa. nese are Colonizing the Rio Grande Valley.

JAPOTAVE EYES ~QNRIO GRANGE   REPORTS STATE. ORIENTALS HAVE BOUGHT 10,000 ACRES OF LAND.

RED GROGG GOES 10 MIO OF STRICKEN IN TORMADO'S PATH   Many Agencies Are at Work In Relieving the Distress Caused by the Disastrous Wind Storm on Monday. — Many Lives Were Lost.

RED CHOSS GOES TO “AI. OF STRICKEN. N TORNADOS. PATI   Many Agencies / ‘Are at at Work Ip. Relleviog. the Distress by. the Disastrous ‘Wind Stotm on Monday. —  Many Lives. Were Lost.

BRYAN RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONVENTION   ‘Smith and Watson Forces Com ete Smashing Victory In Ga.;  Elect Anti-League Delegates

BRYAN TOLD TO VOTE HITCHCOCK FOR PRESIDEN]   Nebraska Democrats Endorse Sen ator; ““Pussyfoot"’ on Prohi- , bition

TELL BRYAN HOW T0 VOTE   Misr «4asT NIs RALLOYT FOR SENATOR HITCHCOCR.   BUCK PASSED TO THE COMMONER   TOLD TO FOLLOW INSTRILOTIONS OF THE PRIMARIES.    Backfire in Deoagltas teunsty Forced Mulleu Hand—iampbell t.reep le tives tts Walk  ' ing Pepere. .

4OWARD HEADS FARM BUREAU   iowa Man Unanimousiy§ Re-elected President—O. E. Bradfute of Ohio is Vice President.

FARMERS RE-ELECT HOWARD   Man From lowa Again Heads the American Bureau Federation.

PRIZES FOR AIR MAIL PILOTS.   Making Best Mileage at End of First Sie. MWMaomthc

ALLIES PROPOSE TRUCE ON POLISH FRONT   SUGGEST IMMEDIATE ARMIS TICE TO SOVIET GOVT.— MINSK EVACUATED   SWEEP WEST ON 745 LINE   Reds Only 40 Kilometes: From Vil a inosine © Red Cross Units  ave,

PEAGE PROPOSALS MADE BOLSHEVIK    BONAR LAW SAWS  ENGLANY SEEKING TRADE WITH RUSSIA

ALL “ARMENIA: I GLAIMED BY LABOR   All Public and Private Property Turned Over to Masses By. Soviet.

PRESIDENT Dit tia HUERTA Dike CLARES GOVERNMENT NOW ABLE TO PRO'PECT FORKiGN CITIZENS.   in Address Opening New Session o Congress the President Says Only Pew Bandits Ave at Large.—To Revise Treaties,

MEXICAN AFFAIRS GROWING STEADIE   President Be Le Huerta In Addressing New Congress Dwells Upon Bright Future Ahead,

AN LEADER MAKING PROGRES   Huerta’s Address to Mexican  Congress Reviews Work  of Last Few Weeks.

MEXICO PROSPERS SAYS PRESIDENT   IN HIS FIRST ADDRESS TO CON GERESS.-REBELLION HAS BEEN SUBDUED

Mexico Booming Under Huerta ' Regime President Asserts in Opening Congress; Pay Debts

MEXICAN CONGRESS OPENED BY HUERT:   {By Ralph H. Turner, United Pres: Staff Correspondent. ]

LABOR TOBEGIN HGHT AGAINST REDUCED WAGES   A. F. L. Executive Councii ~ Meets Thursday in Washington to Take Up Matter   COST OF LIVING SAID TO BE STILL TOO HIGH   EMPLOYERS APPARENTLY DETERMINED TO PUT ON NEW SCALES; FEDERATION WILL BACK INDIVIDUAL UNIONS,

LABOR TO FIGHT EVERY MOVE AT PAY REDUCTION  Roltlen Will he Plannad hy Fr.   Baitle Will be Planned by Ex ecutive Council of Auterican Federation   SAY PRICES NOT Cu) DEEPLY ENOUGH YET

MUST KEEP PACE   A. F. of L., Will Fight Attempt to Reduce Wages Unless H. C, of L, Comes Down.

Cost of Living , Has: Not Dropped to Any Extent, Leaders Say.      Fetleration Will Lay Plans to See That Justice Is Done  Workers, —

LABOR WILL FIGHT WAGE REDUCTIONS   Federation of Labor Avers Liv ing Costs Have Been Cut Only Slightly.

LABOR PLANS FIGHT TO KEEP’ UP WAGE!   +O OPPOSE ANY ATTEMPT TO CUT SCALE FASTER- THAN LIVING COSTS GO . TVs

LABOR WELL RESIST EFFORT 10 GUT WAGE!   Contend Prices Are Not Coming Down Fast Enough to Warrant Wage Reductions.

LABOR TO FIGHT WAGE REDUCTIONS   LIVING COST REDLCTION Is TOG SLIGHT TO JUSTIFY WAGE REDUCTION

BOTH} SIDES  ARN:       DIFFERENCES oF. i WHE STRIKERS   New York Strikers Ww "unt Shbs Baek;  Others Wout Work,  Vrs i 7

BOTH SIDES FIRM   DIFFERENCES OF OPINION BY THE STRIKERS,   New York Strikers Want Jobs Back; Others Wont Work,

425,000 LICENSE PLATES   The 1921 Auto Tags Are to Hav: Black Figures on a Salmon ~ Renakaratna

AUTO TAGSFOR . 1921 ORDERED   $25,000 License Plates Will Be U sp By Head of Automobile De-  partment of State. :

425,000 LICENSE PLATES   Fhe 1921 Auto Tags Are To Have Black Figures On A Salmon  Rarkgronnd

E JACOBS & CO. ARE OFFERING THEIR CLUAKS, SUITS, AND DRESSES AT HALF PRICE.   PLENTY OF AUTO PLATES NEXT  Wh’ AbD

PRO-ADMINISTRATION FIGHT AGAINST BAILE’   His Allegced Attacks on Wilson Revime to Be Used Against Pine in  Bieht for Governer,

Administration Forces Will Lead Battle. “Former Senater Gets 5,006 Lead Over Neff; Greatest He Has Held  ‘Since Count of Ballots Began. °

3,000 IN CLASSES AS WORK BEGIN   ENROLLMENT PRELIMINARY AT K. U. ABOUT COMPLETED   An Increase to a Total Registration of 3.103 at University at Noon Today

3,000 IN CLASSES AS WORK BEGINS   ENROLLMENT PRELIMINARS AT kK. U. ABOUT COMPLETED   DRIBBLE WILLCONTINUE   dn Increase to a Total Rezistration of 3.103 at University at Noon Today

ASSASSIN OF CZAR EXECUTED   Man Who Confessed to Murder of Ruler ts Hanged.

EXECUTE ASSASSIN OF CZAR   Man Who Confessed to Having Mur dered the Russian Ruler Hanged at Varsovie. «©

PLAGUE RAGING IN UKRAINIA   Allies’ Supreme Council in Paris Asked to Raise Blockade on Medicine.

UCAAINE ASS BR  FMIBAREG Ri avi   Step Declared Necessary To Fight Epidemic of Typhus and Che'era Now Raginy.

Committee Wrangled <A 1 Night And Finally Decided On Straddle Poliey   EVERYBODY SATISFIED EXCEPT WM. J. BRYA.   Commoner To Make Minority Report Embodying Strong Dry Plank

DRY ISSUE OMITTED bi ARE SATISFIED FYCEPT BRYAN   GREAT COMMONER TO CARRY ISSUE TO FLOOR TODAY, FIGHT TO  ea ao ene cece   TH RALLOT TODAY   ‘Convention Impatient to Get Down to Actual Voting on Candidates.

“ENHER “WET” OR “ORY” IN. POLICY   After Debating All Night, the Sub-Committee Decides Best to Say Nothing.   THIS, IT I8 HOPED, WILL SATISFY BOTH ELEMENTS   dnti-Saloon People Passive, But W. J. Bryan Is Going to Make the Fight.   PELEGATES WANT TO VOTE   pThey Hope to Avoid a Prolonged « Deadlock and Adjourn the  , Meeting Tomorrow.

GHARGES OF “STEAM ROLLING” MADE AY WOOD MGR. DENIED BY MEMBERS “OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM.

WOOD DELEGATE FROM GEORGIA WAS SEATED: LOWDEN MEN ELATED   Only Marietta Man Gets Seat Pledged for Wood in the Contest Decisions in Convention Today—Other Contecte Settled.

LAST EDITION   COMMITTEE SEATS WOOD DELEGATE OF GEORGIA   7   Disposes of Contest By Dismissing  . Lowden Claimant: Hear Other Contests.  H

“STEAMROLLER” CHARGE MADE   Seated: Wood. Delegates after Digmissing Contest of Lowdenites

DENY MOSES’ CHARGE OF STEAM ROLLERING   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE SEATED WOOD DELEGATES TO. DAY OVER LOWDEN CONTEST,

GEORGIA CONTESTS — ARE SETTLED BY G. 0. P. COMMITTEE   ARMY MAN LIKELY TO WAGE FIGHT   Intimated One of His Leaders Will     Carry Contest Issue Beforé the Convention Credentials  Commitee.

part in the shaping of the destitue of the convention. LOWDEN GETS LION’S SHARE IN GEORGIA,

“STEAM ROLLER’ CHARGES MADE BY WOOD'S MAN   Denounces Seating of Lowden Delegates Over Wood Supporters Friday.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE DISPOSES OF DELEGATE CONTEST IN SOUTHERN STATE; WOOD SAYS CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN THAT SECTION   SENATOR MOSES ISSUES STATEMENT

WOOD DELEGATES  FROM GEORGIA WIN CONTESTS   LACK OF LEADERSHIP AMONGE GROUPS IN CHICAGO A RE MARKABLE FEATURE.

MEETING OF ELECTRICAL MEN   Solution of Fuel Problem Dominat* ing Note of Convention.

SOLUTION OF FUEL PROBLEMS   Dominating Nete of Convention @?  Fleetric Light Assecintion.

AMERICAN BANKERS REF WOES TD ATTAGK FEDERAL RESERVE   Association Will Not Go Or Record Against Board.

Gonzales Has Technical Reason for Disapproving Original Ef fort at. Revolt; Carranza Arm: Badly Reaten

AGUILAR ESCAPES WITH 300 MEN, FLEES INTO HILLS   Is Believed to be Trying to Join President Carranza

GEN. GONZALES NOT IN ACCORD   Would Not Repudiate Entire Carranza Regime   AGUILER ESCAPES   Carranza’s Sen in Law Breaks Through Rebels in Effort to Join Chief.

FARMERS, MEETING AT KANSAS CITY, FORM GIGANTIC COMBINE   MIM AT CEREAL CONTROL   Announced Purpose Is to Dominate Production and Milling of Crono Outout.

WHEAT-RAISERS IN COMBINE   Perfecting Plans for Control of Ce real Products.

Wheat Growers to Combine for Conirol Of Future Price:   Meet in Kansas City of Repre sentatives to Plan to Elimate the Middleman.

ALD BALILE AVWHANGEL  IRN 19 SMALL AVAIL   Irregular Polish Troops Checked by Army of Lithuanians   BRITISH TO STOP RED SUBMARINES   Bolsheviki Claim Capture of Three Armored Trains in South Russia

POLITICAL INTRIGUE 1S. GAARGED 10 COX STORY PRINTED IN MAGAZINE   Order United States Educational Director To Ex: plain Appearance of Democratic Nominee’s _ Article in “ School Life.”

‘School Life” Is Impartial; Takes No Side, Claxton   United States Commissioner of Education Testifies Before Senate Committee-—Barnes Tells of Republican Book Head ac Camnaian Pronanands.

GOVERNMENT AID TO COX PROBED   Federal Propaganda Favoring League of Nations and Democratic Candidate on Grill.   IN SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS

DENIES GIVING AID TO COX GANDIDAC'   TEDERAL COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION ACCUSED OF SENDING OUT POLITICAL  ' PROPAGANDA

SENATE PROBERS QUIZ CLAXTON   Charge He Sent Out Cox Propaganda in School Paner   ALLEGATION IS DENIED   Navy and Army Bulletins Also Are Questioned

CAMPAIGN FUND. INVESTIGATORS  TURN. ‘ATTENTION TO- “POLTT- : °TICAL PROPAGANDA”

SCHOOL CHIEF CALLED TO TASK  BEFORE SENATE   Claxton Asked Why He Didn’t Give Harding Square Deal

PROPAGANDA IN SCHOOL LIFE FOR GOV, CO)        Ir, Claxton, $. Com Eduction Answers Charges Before Senate Commiltee,

UNION LEACERS APPOSING BILL   LAYTON CALLED UI BYCONMAT TEE   EPUCATIONAL COMMISSION BER TESTIPERS BEFORE THE CAMPAtGVN EUND PROBERS   pHAREES ARE. ANSWERED   J  Denies ‘Pint school Life Publication  Used to Further Candidacy of  (Governor Cov. —-Giving Keach Candidate Squrre Deal

Commissioner of Educatior Explains Contents of Federal Publications   SAYS NEITHER COX NOR HARDING GOT SUPPORT   SENATOR REED SAYS FIRES IDENT FURNISHED MONEY FOR PUBLICATION OUT O1 WAR PENDs.

EDUCATOR DENIES AVDING GANTIDATES   CLAXTON SAYS BUREAU 0! EDUCATION TREATED THE CANDIDATES ALIKE.   WM. BARNES TAKES STAND   Senate Investigating Committee At Washington Heard Testimony op Both Sides of the Campaign.

FOUR MEXICANS DIE IN TEXAS   Mexican Government Sends Protest tc Washington Against Killing of Mexican Citizens.

TO HOLO PLAYER'S SHARE "TIL CLEARED OF CHARGE!   ‘Allege “Rube” Marquard Impl  cated In Ticket Scalping.

PUBLISHERS AID [a SOUGHT BY GEDDES   English, . Ambassador Says . Newspapers: Can Prevent ' Future Wars.   HE URGES COOPERATION

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS UP TO PRESS, SAYS GEDDES   BRITISH AMBASSADOR DECLARES THAT ANGLO-AMERICAN AF. FAIRS REST LARGELY IN HANDS OF NEWSPAPERMEN OF THE TW) COLTNTRIFS.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   RAIL HEADS ASK MORE MONEY FOR THEIR EMPLOYES

MOB MAKES EFFORT TO LYNCH NEGRO   Upon Refusal of Jailer To Surrender Prisoner Jail Shot Up With Military Rifles.

STOCK MARKET VALUES SHAKY   Speculative Shares Declin  Three to Ten Points in First Hour’s Trading

NEW TUMBLE BY STOCKS ALARMS   Anxiety Concerning Rail. way Labor Situation Believed Cause.

CHARGES DENIED. BY ARCH-BISHC!   Friends of Irish Freedom Fil Statement With Secretary of State

GOAL PRICES. SOAR. FAMINE. PREDICTED IN PARTS. OF LAND   Added Tax Of $6.00 Pe Ton To Boost Consumer’s Price.

GENERAL WOOD NOW AT DENVER   Called Tramway Chiefs and Union * Head Into Conferénuce 

Reduce High Costs By Legislatior   Wisconsin Governor Believes His State WIll be First to Do so by Adopting His Program  Rw initeaA Peaee

ELWOOD HAYNES, ORVILLE WRIGHT, GET ACQUAINTED   Designers of First Automobile and First Airplane Meet For First Time.

RUSSIAN AND POLISH COMMISSION FRAMING _ PEACE PACT DETAILS   Work of Shaping Treaty Left ir Hands.of Joint Com-* mittee      POLES PURSUE RETREATING "REDS IN GROONO REGION   Russians in Stubborn Resistance to Polish Advance

PEAGE DETAILS ARE CONSIDERE!   SOVIET: RUSSIA ANC POLAND GET READY -TO' FRAME - PRELIMINARIES,

AMNESTY IS ONE DEMAND OF RUSSIANS   Details of Preliminar, Peace Treaty Discussed at Conference.

FIGURE DETAILS OF PRELIMINARY PACT FOR POLISH PEACE   Four Commissions Named by Riga Conference Work on Peace Treaty Draft.   POLISH TROOPS CONTINUE. GAINS IN GRODNO REGION   ‘Warsaw Reports Capture 0 Bolsheviki. General and 1,300 Prisoners.

AGAIN ARRANGING FOR PEACE   Preliminary Steps ps Taken Between Soviet Russia and Peland.

WANT SECOND CLASS RATES AS AT PRESENT   Favorable Report On Plan T Hold Down Mail Rates

TO DISPENSE WITEK WAITERS   Establishment of Cafeteria On Big Seanle at Batte. Wont.

Reds Cavalry Attempting New Encircling Movement Against Lemberg — Advanced Tetachment Has Reached: Tyszowiec—-Poles. Repulse Repeated Attacks Near Bobrka.

AUSS OFFENSIVE ~ VITAL, DRIVING IN NEW WEDGE   ENEMY COMES BACK WITH RENEWED STRENGTH, POLES MAY SOON FIND SELVES IN A TIGHT PLACE ONCE MORE.

MOSCOW GOV'T AND RED ARMY NEAR A BREAK   Serious Disagreement Arises When Headquarters Refused to Obey Trotsky’s Orders to Halt   Falk Plausible as Red Armies Are Com manded by Officers Who Served With the Former Czar

EXPECT FIGHT ON PICKFORD DIVORCE   State of Nevada Hears 1 ~ Will Be Taken to Sunreme Court.   COLLUSION  iS CHARGED   Douglas’ Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and Qwen Moore Are Involved,

‘Service On Mary - ' Pickford Today   gre EXPECTS A HOT DE. FENSE AND CASE MAY Ge ~ ‘TRE SUPRENE COURT.

Serbs Intlicted Terrible  Tortures, Reports Indicate   Montenegrins Were Subjected to Abuse of All Descriptions, According to Report Submitted to European Governments—Brutal Violences and Abuses Even Practiced on Sick and Aged.

CRIMES COMMITTED (N MONTENEGRO WERE ORDERED + BY SERBIAN AUTHORITIES

OEABIANG ABUSED THE MONTENEGRIN   Tale of Horrible Brutali ties in Report.

CHARGE SERBS WITH SHOCKING ATROCITIES   ARMY OF OCCUPATION IN MON TENEGRO OUTDOES BARBARIAN SOF HISTORY   EVEN BABES TORTURED   Fiendish Ingenuity _ Displayed by Troops—-Rapine, Pillage and Murder.

LIFE OF GRINE ENDS IN CHAIR   Negro Who Confessed Many Crimes is Electrocuted in Kentucky Today.   BROTHER OF VICTIM SEES THE EXECUTION   Strong. Guard Maintained to the Last to Forestall LastMinute Outbreak.

Lockett Put Te Death In Chair   Kentucky Murderer Pays Penalty For Crimes With His Life   WAS CAUSE OF LEXINGTON RIOT

NEGRO LOCKETT IS ELECTROGUTEI   Slayer of Four, Includ. ing Ten-Year-Old Ger: eva Hardman, Paic Penalty at Eddyville, Ky., Prison Todav.   TROOPS GUARD

Bad Negro  Responsible For 12 Deaths   Pays Penalty for His Shock. ing Crimes in Kentucky  This Morning.

khimbrough Is Electroeuted In Kentucky Prison For Fiendish Killing Of Girl

Villa May Yet Be Elimimated:   Vilku's Ambitions Make a Working Agreement With Revolutionists Tmpossible. .

VILLA REFUSES TO BE DOWN AND OUT UNTIL LATER   Wants to See How Things “Are Going With Obregor As Man of the Hour and He Will Not Discuss the Future —Calles Will Meet Villa.

NOT ELIMINATED   Francisco Villa Still a Factor In Mexican Affairs.

Working Agreement With the Bandit Is Impossible, Asserts Calles,   WILL KEEP HIS FORCE OF MEN READY TO ACT   Implied Threat Made Against Oil Producers Is Statement Made From Washington

TURN DOWN HOG ISLAND BID   Shipping Board at Washington Refuses to Take $10,000,000 for the Plant. if

NORTH ‘CAROLINA WILL RATIFY SUFFRACE SOQ}   Legislature Meet TBefore July 1—~Louisiana Rody tc Act Before That Date,

SUFFRAGE FIGHT GOES TO NORTH CAROLINA   SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE WILL BE HELD IN JULY   Louisiana Legislature Meets First But Suffragists Want 37 States

NORTH GARDLINA MAY RATIFY AMENDMENT FOR NATIONAL SUFFRAGE   NORTH CAROLINA MAY RATIPF  DEMOCRATS OF THAT STATE GC  -ON RECORD AS FAVORING THE AMENDMENT,

MUM ON MILITARY TRAINING   United Luthern Convention at Wash. ington. Refers Subject to the xecutive Biard.

PASS UP MILITARY TRAINING   Convention of Lutherans Refers Subject to Executive Board.

/MILITARY IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS      United Lutheran Church Refrains From Taking Action.

Chas, E. ‘Sutton Files7 Saif Against Porehaser of hip: ; KParm «2 7

BRITISH CONTROL THE ~ COCOANUT OIL INDUSTRY   Syndicate Takes Over Many Plants Making This Oil for. Shipment in Philippines.

JOHN REED TURNS ~UPALIVEAND WEL      Under Indictment at Chicago Charged With Conspiracy Te Over: . - threw Government. .

MEDINA AS M ENC. iN ENFOY.,  Author of Ang Amerioun Manifesto  ar oe Bic wes Ob  WTR ome a a & x oe wk ee

AMERICANS IN MEXICO.      mber 10.500, Bux iteporte Do Yat Indicate That Any Are in Dancer.

10,308 AMERICANS IN MEXICO      Two Reported Tried to Leave Mexico City With Carranza Party.

AMERICANS. POPULATION’ ~ IN MEXICO: HAS-GROW}           With Six ‘Consular Dis rict: Still to Report, Number is Re ported: to be. 10,500.

DRY COMMISSIONER IS YOUNG   Major Dairymple’s Successor at Chi. cage Only 28 Years Old.

YOUNG DRY COMMISSIONER   Frank D. Richardson, Twenty-Eight, Appointed to Succeed Major Dailrymplte at Thicago.

HOG (SLAND SEKDD 7 BIG onlPo DOWN WAYS IN ONE HOUR   ‘Climax of Numerous Notable Achievements Is Reached at Today’s Launching.

LAUNCH’ 7 SHIPS   All .Previous Records Face Smashing at Hog Island.

YUKON RAILWAY fo NUWLOGKED   Forty Below Zero Up There and Gale Blowing With  Starm

Death By Electrocution Made Less Expensive By Order of One P—pPricnn Rourad.

Death By Electrocution Made Less Expensive By Order of One Prison Board.

LOWDEN THREW OUT THOMPSON   Sherman is Elected National Committeeman, Defeat ing Big Bill.

SWINDLE ALLEGED TO BE WIDESPREAD   North Carolina Indictments T« Be Followed 3y Others In Other Parts Of Country

i iN. OATALONIA,            banish’ Gahor Troubles - extend . reughewm the: Provinee, «

A STATE OF SIEGE.   {It ls Proclaimed Througnout Spanigh Benvince af Matsianis

UNOPPOSED DEMO. GETS BIG VOT!   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO GETS BIG COMPLIMENTARY . — VoTE

ISSUE WARNING AGAINST DIPHTHERIA TO OHIO CITIES   Virulent Cases Of This Disease In State Says Department.

AILS SELF IN TAX! QUARREL   Worchester Man Attempts to Kill Driver of Car; Shoots Companion and Commits Suicide as Result of Aitercation Over Fare for Tour.

Rochester,N.Y.; Man Shoots Self Following Joy Ride   James W. Ryce, Who Was Driving the Car, Ap- parently Went Mad and Tried To. Shoot « the Entire Party. ;

THIEVES GET MILLION IN MAIL HOLD-UP   San Francisco to New York Through Mail Is Robbed in Omaha.   LOOKS LIKE AN “INSIDE” JOB   Unverified, but Official Reports Say the Robbers Secured Million in Gold, Currency, Bonds and Jeweiry  ~~ NO Government Statement.

MAIL THIEVES GET $1,000,000   Unverified, but Official Reports Say the Robbers Secured Million in Gold, Currency, Bonds and Jewelry —No Government Statement.

MILLIGi. CARER BY MAIL GAR THIEVES   Treasure Coash Robbed Between Omaha and Council Bluffs.   BELIEVED AN “INSIDE” JOB   No Signs of Robbers, Who Disappeared With Loot—Hundreds of Police, Sheriffs and\ Other Of. ficers Hunt for Men.

MAIL THIEVES GET $1,000,000   San Francisco to New York Through Mail ls Robbed in Omaha.   LOOKS LIKE AN “INSIDE” JOB   Unverified, but Official F.eports Say the Robbers Secured Million in Gold, Currency, Bonds and Jewelry —No Government Statement  -_

FRANCE WOULD © KEEP GERMANY OUT OF LRACTE   HOLDS THAT NATION MUS? ‘PROVE HER INTENTIONS TO FULFILL TERMS OF PRACER TREATY.      French Covernment Say Drastic Action: Would Result If Germany Were Voted Inte Ba pt

France Opposed to Admission of Germany to the League of Nations Now

Paris Government Determinec to Exclude Germany anc Prepares to Withdraw Delegate Sent to Geneve   More Lenient Attitude Taken Regarding Admission of Austria and Bulgaria: Japanese and Race Equality  

NCH OPPOSE UNG JOINING ~ LEAGUE   itria Makes Formal .pplication For Ad. tission to League of fations

FRANCE OBJECTS 10 GERMAN’S ENTRY   Nation Responsible For War. Should Not Be Admitted to League at This Time.

THE FRENCH ARE OPPOSED   They Don’t Want Germany Ad mitted to the League of ) Natious.

GERMANY MAY BE KEPT FROM LEAGUI   Francé Refuses to Permit Ber: lin to Join League.   Paris Forcign Office Says That Grea’ Britain Has Accepted the French  ‘ Viewpoint.

FRENCH ARE OPPOSED TO ADMITTING GERMANY   More Lenient Attitude Is Shown Toward Austria and Bulgaria, Paner Says.

GEAMAN'S ADMISSION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS AT THE PRESENT TIME   Great Britain Accepts French Viewpoint and Will Support Contention That . Germany Must Show Willingness to Become Civilized, 

France Will Withdraw From Leagu if-Germany Is Aditited; Says. Britain Promised to Oppose

FRANCE WOUL  BAR EERMANY   ‘French Government Opposed - to Admission of Germany  Into the League.

FRANCE INSISTS: GERMANY FIRST - PROVE HONESTY   Opposes Admission to League at This Timg---Says Eng-. " fand Won Over   0. $. ADVOCATES TO FIGHT FOR LFAGUE

GERMANY BARRED — OUT OF LEAGUE   French Government Threatens Drastic Action If League - Votes to Admit Germans.  BRITONS IN AGREEMENT

GERMANY IN LEAGUE OPPOSED RY FRANCE   “Drastic” Action Promised by Pari: Gevernment If League Votes te  Admit Fermer Foe at This Time.

OPPOSE GERMAN LEAGUE ENTRY   France Will Take “Drastic Action” if Germany is Admitted —

FRANCE OPPOSES ALLOWING HUNS TO ENTER LEAGUE   Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria May Be Admitted—Reasoned They Have Proved Good Faith,

OPPOSE GERMANY ENTERING LEAGUE   French Unaiterably Upposed 10 German Admission At This Time  Hold Germany Has Not Proven Intention to Keep The Peace Treaty.

THREATENS DRASTIC ACTION IF LEAGUE VOTES TO ADMIT]  TEER,  British Seem a to be Favor. ehle to the French View point After France De clares Against Admis: SOAR.

GERMANY MUS] REPENT GEFORE ENTERING LEAGUE   France Opposed To Enemy Admission at Present Time.

OPPOSITION TC GERMANY BEING IN THE LEAGU!      [Thought Some “Drastic Ac tion’ Naight Take Place if _ Germans Admitted Betore _ Expressing Willingness.   ATHIS (S VIEWPOINT  OF FRENCH PEOPLE   League of Nations Will Meet  . at Geneva Moncay and Will Organize for Own and World's Protection.

FRENCH DON'T WANT GERMANY ALLOWED IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Would Withdraw § from League—Adriatic Problem Settled.

GERMANY NOT TL BE ADMITTED   France Will Bar Her Entry into Nation League

French Hold That Germany Must First Fulfill Terms oi Treaty   Not Sufficient Time To Be Convinced of Germany’s Attitude

FRANCE OPPOSES GEAMAN REQUEST   Unalterably Against Ger: many’s Joining League 

(GREAT BRITAIN SAD TO BE IN-ASREEMENT   Persuaded’to Back France in Her Opposition to Germag ~ . Membership.   ‘DRASTIC ACTION) IF  PROTEST GO UNHEEDED   PROOF OF HER SINCERITY   Germany First Mast Show Inten, tion of Fulfilling Terms: a of Treaty.

Mar READY YET ~ FOR GERMAN         Or READY ro ADMIT GERMANY "LO LEAGUE   FRENCH GOVERNMENT SPEAKS

FRANCE IS AGAINST GERMANY ENTERING LEAGUE OF NATIONS   And Has Converted England to er Way of Thinking, Which Bars the Door.   GERMANS ON PROBATION   If They Show Honest Intentions o Carrying Out Treaty Terms, France Will Change.

MUST-FULEILL TERMS. OF TREATY   And. Show. Disposition, to,.Live. tt With Her Asien   Poland Threatens War With. ornate UIF Plebiscite Gives Silesia to Cat" ter--Werning to England ‘

(0 KEEP GERMANY OUT   FRANCE WOULD BAR ANCIEN) ENEMY FROM LEAGUE.   Declares Berlin Has Not Applied for Membership—-Says Britain Accepts Viewpoint

FRANCE {5 UNALTCAABLT OPPOSED 10 ENTRANGE DF GERMANY INTO LEACH   THREATENS DRASTIC ACTION I CASE GERMANY IS Ap>  MITTED TO LEAGUE,

UNALTERABLE OPPOSITION TOBE POLICY  OF THE FRENGE   “Echo de Paris,” However, State That More Lenignt View Will Be Taken With Austria and Bulgaria

MAY -BAR GERMANY      France Refuses to Permit Berfin to. Join League.

FRANCE SAYS HUNS MUST WAN   GERMANY MUST NOT RE I eo LEAGEE OF NATIONS.   THE BRITISH AGREE   FRENCH UNSIST GERMANY ‘BE ' KEPT ON PROBATION,   Let Her Prove Her Intentions To Fulfil the Treaty Provisions ~ >and Live. Peaceably. 

HARE WiLL  ANIEMPT Il DAR GANAR CALM LEAGUE   Believe “Drastic Action” Would Be Consequence if Admitted   AUSTRIA APPLIES FOR ADMISSION   talians and Jugo Slay: Reach Agreement on Adriatic Problem

iF FOE GETS IN SHE MAY WITHDRAW   Not Convinced Germany Intends to Live Peaceably With Neighbors— Viewpoint Is Accepted by Britain.

ENTRY OF GERMANY FOUCHT BY FRENCH   see 2 ram: hea OWRANCE DOESN'T. WANT GER: MANY ADMITTED TO   TFACLE NOW. 4   MUST FULFILL TREATY   Evidence of Goed Intentions Muy _ Precede Admission, French Officials Sa          Great Britain, Onee Favorable t Germany, Now Agrees With  French i

mM LABOR CONVICTIONS: + ARE-UPHELD-BY COUR]   Judge: -Kernedy,  ‘However, "Re. ~ duces: Fines. Imposed. for. Du... quesne Street Meetings.

RESCUERS STILL AFTER BODIES UNDER DEBRIS   Grand Trunk Passenger Trair Kills Four Near Toronto

RESCUERS SEEK BODIES / IN TRAIN WRECK DEBRIS   Official Statement Says. Three Person Meet Death in Accident on -Grand Trunk Line

UARATING THE CAUSE TO PEOPLE   GOVERNOK COX STARTS FOR CAMP PERRY FOR SPRECH   DEROCERTIG LEADERS BUS

CARRYING THE GAUSE 10 PEQPLE   GOVERNOR COX STARTS FOR CAMP PERRY VOR SPEECH   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS BuS\

FALL MONTHS TO USHER IN DECREASE   Real Shoup to Faltow i Spring—Present Rise Temporary.

RETAIL PRICES : LIKELY TO TAKE SLIGHT DECLINE   Federal Reserve Boarc Predicts Lower Costs In Fall.

RETAIL PRICES SLATED TOFALL   SOME-CHANGES NOT EXPECTEO TO BE REFLECTED UNTIL NEXT SPRING,

PAIGES 1 OaUP SLIGHTLY Tila FALL, 15 BELIE   Federal Reserve Board Says In. dications Point to Decline in Values of All Commodities Except Food.

RETAIL. PRICES APE COMING -DOWN   Slump. to Stilk Lewer- Levels Is : Predicted for’ Next Spring.

SAYS PRICE SLUMP IS DUE   Report Indicates Retail Prices Wil Decline During the Coming Winter Months,

PRICE SLUMP iS DUE   U. §& RESERVE BOARD SEES BENEFICIAL CUT.   Report Indicates Retail Prices Wit! Decline During the Coming Winter Months,

DEGLINE EXPECTED IN RETAIL PRICES   Tendency Downward Is Marked In Everything Except Food, Says Washington.

PROMISE DECLINE IN RETAIL PRICES   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD  EXPECTS TO SEE IN SPRING     A SLUMP  ieee iene lit: italia: maith niacin abhi ah —_— it- on anon ———— ss   HIKE IN SOME LINES   Because Avtumn and Winter Pur. chases Were Contracted at the Gld Level   A Probable Drov in the Price o! Feod Next Month, the Beard Believes

LOWER PRICES TO COME, IS PROMISE   Federal Reserve Board Sees Decline During Fall and Wmter With a2 Sharp Rec®ssion in the Spring.   SHARP PRICE REDUCTIONS

PROMISE DECLINE IN RETAIL PRICES   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD EXPECTS TO SEE A. SLUMP IN SPRING   HIKE IN SOME LINES      Because Autumn and Winter Purchases Were Contracted at the Glad Level      A Probable Drev in the Price of Food Next Month, the Board Believes

PRICE. DECLINE. COMING   Federal’ Rescrvé’) Board Forecasts Gradual Dron With Spring.

The Federal Reserve Board Says They Are to. Decline.   REFERS TO RETAIL PRICES   Gives Résons Why There ls an “important Dowaward Ten+ deacy” Now.

FOOD PRICES DROP   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ‘LOOKS FOR SLIGHT DECLINE,   Retail Prices in Some Lines WID Be Higher, The Beard Says  und I: Some Lower.  

RETAIL PRICES _ _ WILL DECLINE’   Lessened Cost of Mater _ als and Labor Effi-’  ciency Is Cause —

Federal Reserve Bank  Predicts Lower Prices  on Spring Merchandis:

TENDENCY 1S DOWNWARD.   Federal Reerye Board Says Prices are Going Lanwer.

  SUIUK UUNTESSES 10 KILLING GIRI   YOUTH ADMITS HE MUTILATED BODY OF EDNA ELLIS AT ST. LOUIS

ABBOTT CHOSEN ELKS’ RULER   Californian Mamed by Acciamation ai Enthusiastic Meeting Held in

AGED IOWAN SHOOTS WOMAN, KILLS HIMSELI   Cedar Rapids Man Falls Victim of Jenlousy.

SHOTS WOMAN AND SELF   Man of Seventy-five Tries to Riu Woman and Commits €nicitda.

DROUGHT: BROKEN, CROPS IMPROVED   Chinch Bug Damage Rap idly Increasing.

SUAKING RAINS HELP CROPS   Downpour Throughout Ili nois Are Reported Today  By Springfield.

PRICELESS MANUSCRIPTS DESTROYED   Sunday Schoo! Building Adjoining Cid Plymouth Church Destroyed By Fire Today

SABATH ASKS WHISKY   INFLUENZA CITED AS WET PLEA BY CH ™-GO CONGRESSMAN.   Wants Congress to Relax Prohibition Enforcement for 90 Days on Liquor as Medicine.

ASKS BOOZE FOR FLU   Chicago Congressman Wants Lid Lifted for Ninety Days.   Introduces a Resolution Weclaring Whisky Is Needed to Fight the Epidemic of Influenza.

Chicago @ongressman Wants Lit Lifted for Ninety Days.   introduces a Resolution Declaring Whisky !s Needed to Fight the Epidemic of Influenza.

CARRANZA AIR CRAFT BOMBING REBEL TOWNS   Pablo Gonzales, His Staunch. est Friend, Joins Revolt and Cuts Federal Railways   HAND HIM ULTIMATUM   THIRD MEMBER OF GREENLAW FAMILY SLAUGHTERED BY MEXICANS IN ONE WEEK

CARRANZA USES PLANES   President Unable to Make Headway With Rebels.

CARRANZA BEGINS CAMPAIGN IN AIR   Gonzalez Quits President for Rebels.

SEVERAL PLACES BOMBARDED ACCORDING  ' TO REVOLUTIONARY ACRNTG   Destroyers at New York Or, dered to Sail for Key West  _ for Possible Duty in Mex“ aan Watearc ;

NAVY MOBILIZES DESTROYERS AT KEY WEST FOR MEXIGAN SERVICE; ~ CARRANZA FAILS TO START DRIVE

MERICAN REVOLT ~ TS GAINING   GEN, GONZALEZ IS LATEST, A “POWERFUL RECRUIT.   ARMY FOLLOWS HIM   CARRANZA UNABLE TO WAKE HEADWAY AGAINST REBELS,   iis Best Friends Have © Advised Him to give Up Presidency, * And Leave the Country

CARRANZA USING ACHOPLANES Tl GUMGAT ENEMY   BOMBS ARE DROPPED ON REBEL TOWNS SAYS REPORT RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON,

Departed Today for Key West and Will Be on Alert for Trouble.   CARRANZA IS USING PLANES AGAINST FOES   Rebel Troops in Neighbor. hood of Capital Are Harassed.

ARRANZA BOMBED REBELLIOUS TOWNO   SUAUTLA AND CUERNAVACA AMONG PLACES TREATED TO AIR RAIDS   Forces of General Dieguez Give Up March On Mazatlan and Turn to the State of Chihuahua.

UARRANZA S USING. PLANES   UNABLE TO CAPTURE REBELS. MEXICAN PRESIDENT WILL USE AIRPLANES TO HARASS REBEL-HELD TOWNS

CHICAGO NEWSPAPER MEN TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF FIXED MAJOR GAME

CLAIM PLAYERS WERE “FINED.”   Chicago Chapter of Baseball Writers Association to Probe Charces. -

LIKE CHRISTMAS.   Boston Postoffice Overrun with Mai Aattor Thoce Ibavs.

ANTIG MAKE ANOTHER TRIAL WITH GOLBY   DELEGATION ASKS THAT HE ISSUE STATEMENT AS TO REVERSE ACTION.

SUFFRAGE ACTION UPHELD BY COLB}   ‘REFUSED TO RESCIND PROCLAMA. ‘ TION MAKING LAW PART OF CONSTITUTION

U. S. DEBT CUT $1,660,009,000   Decreases in Last Five Months Due te Salvage ond Taxes, Houston Reports.

' PURLIC LERT BECREASE         anes and Salvage Case Better Cenditian cf Finances.

PUBLIC DEBT HAS ~ SHOWN DECREASE   Secretary Houston Says Millions Have Been Paid Out Of Salvage and Taxes.

EIGHT-HOUR — DAY DEMANDED   Telegraph » Messengers Want More Money;. : “Shorter Hours

RETAIL CLOTHING DEALERS TO SELL CLOTHES AT COST   Determined to Forget Profits, Says President of National Association, in Compliance With Demand.

DEALERS MAY SELL ~ CLOTHING AT COST   PREDICTION OF PRESIDENT OF RETAIL ASSOCIATION.   Ceavineed the Public Is Determined te Get Lewer PFrices, and BeIfeves Ie Wine te Defer te It for Time.

ARE TO SELL CLOTHING AT. COST PRICES   Retailers’ Association States “Good Will of People Must’ Be ‘Retained by Stores~

RETAIL CLOTHING MEN NRE TO SELL AT GOS   STEP IS NECESSARY, IT IS SAID, TO RETAIN THE DEEP AFFECTION OF PEOPLE IN THE RECONSTRUCTION ERA.

CLOTHIERS TO ‘SELL AT COST   PUBLIC 1S DETERMINED TO GET  LOWER PRICES SAYS RE. TAILERS’ HEADER

ACCUSE ELECTION OFFICERS   Six More Indictments Charging Fraud in Primary Returned.

FIRE RAVAGES ———«GHTY OF CORK   ‘Central Postion Burned Follow. Ing Attack on Troops,   POMBS EXPLODED {N BUILDINGS

i ane RAVAGES —OTYOF aOR   Central Postion Burned Foltow le At lack on Treans,:   ORES EXPLODEC TN SUILDINGS

MOONSHINE WILL . RUN AUTOMOBILES   Unique Use for Illicit “Booz Found in, Wisconsin *

MOONSHINE MAKES GOOD FILLER FOR RADIATOR      MAKES PRODUCT NON-DRINK ABLE BEVORE PUTTING IT IN MACHINE

REPUBLICANS WILL BE OUT IN FULL FORCE   BIG COUNTY RALLY TO BE HELD HERD FRIDAY EVENING

Comfortable Majority In Senate is Necessary to Permit of Frutiful Administration, But Indications Are Not Reassuring— Same Deadlock Wilson Had to Contend With  Mav Face Next Fxecutive

SENATORIAL  SITUATION VIN REPUB’ MEY   Without Senate Majority Harding Would Have Hard Time as Wilson.

SOVIET AMBASOADCH TELLS OF MESSAGE   Martens Makes Public Request gent To Russia Asking Release Of Red Cross   HE REASSURES RELATIVES

MARTENS ADVISES -REDS:TO:RELEASE -~RED-CROSS-AIDES   Hé: -Assures. Relatives Of: Cap tured Americans of Good»  ore

MARTENS WIRES SOVIET CHIEF TO RELEASE YANKS   And Then Decries Fact He is Being “‘Unjustly Maltreated.”’

NATION'S DEBT WITH RAIL LOSS IS 24 BILLIONS   Treasury Department Report Shows Railroad Operating at Less Than Expenses   BONDS ARE REDEEMED   $2,500,000, Mostly of Third Issue, Are Taken by Treasury Department

PUBLIC DEBT IS INCREASED   By $101,755,000 During Month; U. S. Guarantee of Earnings Cause.   Hundred Sixty Millions Advanced to Railroads During the Period.

U.S. Debt up 100 Million For August   INCREASE CAUSED BY FED. ERAL GUARANTEE OF RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Guarantee To Roads Adds $101,755,000 To American Public Debt   Treasury Figures Today Shov Nation’s Gross Debt Over 24 Billions

RAIL DEBT IS $101,755,000   Federal Guarantee of Earnings Costly ' —Gross Debt of Nation Is $24,324,672,000.

RAILROADS COST $101,755,000 DURING AUGUST   Federal Guarantee of Earn ings Results in Great Expenditures.

PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED HEAVILY DURING ALICUS   : eer More Than Hundred Million Guar anttes to Railroads Cited ‘asthe Canse,

U.S. DEBT GROWS WR. P PAYMIENFS   ‘Certificates of Indebtedness Sold to Cover Government Debt to Bailvoads. -

PUBLIC DEBT GOES UP   Guarantees of Rail Earnings Cost $101,755,000.   7 ’  ‘Money Advanced to Roads in Augus  Brings Federal Deficit to $24,324,672,000.

ROADS IN AUGUST COST 100 MILLION   U. & HAD TO MEET $101,766,000 DEFICIT OUT OF OWN POCKET

U, S. DEBT IS GROWING   AUGUST RAIL GUARANTEES COST 101,755,000.   Cash Advanced te Roads for the Month Brings Deficit to $..4,324,672,000.

NATION'S DEBT IS INCREASED   GUARANTY OF RAILROADS ADDS $101,755,000   August - Treasury Report Indicates that Drain wil! Con-' tinue Several Months.

THE PUBLIC DEBT FAST INCREASING   Guarantees of Rail Earnings Cost $101,755,000.   Money Advanced to Roads in Augus Brings Federal Deficit to $24,324,672,000.

HUNDRED MILLIONS ADDED 10 WHAT U.S. OWES DUE  10 ROADS   New Issue of Certificates {s Necessary to Meet Cost Of Government’s Promise   National Debt Increased by For Railway Deficits $101,055,000 to Meet Bill

PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED HUNDRED MILLION DURING THE MONTH JUST SLASEL   FEDERAL GUARANTRES OF RAIL«  ROAD EARNINGS HELD RE. SPONSIBLE FOR LOSS.

AAIL GUARANTEE INGRESSES O81   Treasury Figures Show Publi indebtedness Bulges 101 Million During Auaust.   Nation Now Owes $24 324, 672,000 According to the Statement Just Issued.

GUARANTEE TO RAILWAYS INGREASES PUBLIC DEBT   Gross Liability is $24,324,672,600 According to Fizures by Treasury a a a

BOOST NATIONAL DEBT   Climbs Hundred “Millions During Month as Result of Rail  Guarantee.

PUBLIC DEBT TS INCREASED   Federal Guarantee For Railroad Earnings Given as Cause

AN INCREASE IN PUBLIC DEBT   Total Hes Woented to a Little Over Twenty-four Bilions.

“WE HAVE ENEMY ON RUN,” GOV. COX WIRES NEW YORK   Senator Harrison Confirms Re ports of Enthusiasm at Boston Meeting —G. O. P. Efforts Fail.

GOV. COX GIVEN PET ROOSTER   Nominee Accepts the Barnyard Bird as “Omen of Victory”’—Carries It on Train.

$000,000 WORTH OF “DOPE” 1S STOLEN   FG6UN BURGLANS RAID MINNEADPGLIS DRUG COMPANY PLANT OF COCAINE AND MORPHINE

Dope Worth Half Million Stolen   ‘Standard Medical Company of Minne. apolis Broken Into and Morphine, Cocaine and Hero-

STEAL $250,000 WORTH OF DRUGS   Randits Rob Medical Company i Minneapolis and Get Away with Much Loot

AGREE TO SPEED UP ON FORD'S HEARING   Recount of Michigan Vote: Starts Jan. 4,

PUSH HENRY FORD’S CONTEST   Senate Election Subcommittee to Be. gin Taking Testimony on December 16.

Delay of Senatorial Action Responsibl for Foreign Exchange Conditions Causing Inflation Prices   Europe Would Be Buying Things and  - War Taxes Modified But for the Republican Senate Oligarchy.

COX MAKES —  LEAGUE PACT BIG ISSUE   Says at South Bend Today There Isn't Money Enough In World To Stop It

HOLOS LEAGUE “GREAT ISSUE   Governor Cox, Speaking a South Bend Today, Uphelds Wilson’s Attitude.   ERRATIC CONDITION CAUSED BY DELAY   Says Senate Action on Peace Treaty is Responsible for Bich Livine Cost.

FIRE ON BOMBAY STRIKERS    Dicquieting News Comes Frem hill , Area, Where 200000 Cotton ; Workers Walk Qui.

FIRE ON BOMBAY STRIKERS   Disquieting News Comes From Mil Area, Where 200,000 Cotton Workers Walk Out.

‘I'm Happiest Kid on Earth?’ Savs World Champion, ‘2: Sudden End of Case Comes: Friends Mob the Fichtey   Decision Which Renaoves the Cloud From Pugilist’s Caréer is Unanimous; Kéwaz Cage Comes to Trial Tomorrow

DEMPSEY IS CLEARED OF SLACKERISN   Federal Court Jury Takes Onl; One Minute to Decide in Favor of Champ

SAYS SOCIALISTS ‘SHOULD PICK SWEET TO LEAD   Morris Hillquit Calls Him , Socialist Party’s Best  Paaene

Only Eighty-Five Defendants Now   Fifteen More of Bofendants in N berry Election Conspiracy charged by Judgo Session Tod

Only Eighty-Five Defendants Nov   Fifteen More of Defendants in New: berry Election Conspiracy Di: charged by Judge Session Today.

TAX BURDENS ONE PRINCIPAL CAUSE PRESENT CONDITI'NS   KAHN SAYS EXCESS PROFITS TAX MUST GO; INTERFERES WITH COMMERCE

TAX BURDENS ON BUSINESS GAUSE - OF DEPRESSION   Otto Kahn, New York Financier, ‘Told the Ways and Means Committee Today. Opposes Excess Profits Tax,

Even the Housing Shortage Is Traceable to Tax Sys-,  tem, Financier Declares —   FORECASTS NORMAL’ **. TIMES BEFURE 1923   DEFLATION, WHICH SOME SAY BROUGHT DEPRESSION’ 18 NOT YET UNDER WAY, BE ASSERTS 7s

KARIN GAYS TAX BURDENS CAUSED BUSINESS SLUM   Excess Profits and Other High Taxes Interfere With Commerce.

HARD TIMES ~ CAUSEDBY. * “TAY BURDENS        NG BET. UN ONG OR VES WITK DROPPING PRICES SA¥S OTEO KAN      BELIEVES EXC TAX RESPONSIBLE: BUSINESS DEPH  PROFIT FOR sO

“GOOD IN THEORY”   Exeess Profit Tax is. Declared Im praeticable

TAX BURDENS .CAUSE BUSINESS ~ DEPRESSION   Otto H. Kahn: Testifies Befor Session. of the Com ’ ~mittee..   REVISION IS NOW URGED   Good in Theory. Only. is State ment of Big Finan--_ ier:

TAK BURDEN HURTS NATIONS BUSINESS      KAHN TELLS CONGKESS THA’ BURDEN IS RESPONSIBLE

VESTER WOMAN HELD TEMPORARILY   Alleges Mrs. Brown Onee -Attempted to Kill Husband,

EVIDENGE AGAIN POINTS 70 WIDOW OF MURDERED MAN   Mrs, Vester. Testifies That Deceas"ed Man Lived In. Constant Fear Of Death From His Wife:   WANTED: TO “BUY POISON

FIRES CLEANED BY OFFICE MEN AND TRACK HANDS   Company Refuses Rais« of 10 Cents An Hour and Overtime.

NO SCORE IN .  " EORST QUARTER      High School and ‘Manhattan Battle on ‘Slippery Hamitton - Field Today   First Half, L. H. S. 0, Manhattan 0.

‘NO SCORE IN : FIRST QUARTER   High Scheol and Manhattan Bat. tle on Slippery Hamilton Field Today

SENATE NOW PREPARED 10 TALK PEACE   Expect to Open Debate or Knox Resolution in Congress Today.

BEGINS TODAY ON PEACE RESOLUTION   VOTE IS EXPECTED TO BE HAD BEFORE CONTEMPLATED RECESS OF SENATE.

PEACE EFFORT BY KNOX WILL GET VETO AXE   BELIEVE SENATE WILL ADOPT MEASURE BUT PRESIDENT WILL NEVER SIGN IT.   Te Be Left At Call of Senators Who Will Use It As Peg On Which To Hang Talk,

DEBATE ON PEACE RESOLUTION OPENS IN SENATE TODAY   Passage of Knox Measure Seems Sure, With Certain Presidential Veto—Treaty  May Be Brought Back.

KNOX PEACE PESOLUTIONS COMES UP FOR DEBATE   Expeced Senate Will Pass and Pre: ident Veto--Democrats Wi] Not Block Provress

PEACE DEBATE IS ON TODAY    Kaen Reselation wil Come Up ina  the Senate

KNOK RESOLUTION “DEBATE ON FRIDA   Certain Veto of Measure Is Expected Following Its Adoption > by Senate,

KNOX PROPOSAL COMES UP TODAY   Senate Will Again Debate Peace Resolution   General Expectation is that Resolution Will be Adopted and Vetoed by President Wilson—Plan to Vote Just Before Recess is Taken for National Conventions

KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION UP IN THE SENATE TODAY WITH VETO ANTICIPATED

SENATE WILL OPEN DEBATE. ON PEAGE BFSHH THON TORAY   VOTE ON MEASURE TO END W An PROBABLE BEFORE CON. VENTION RECESS,   ADOPTION 1S EXPEGTEL   supporters Certain Measure Will Ihe Vetoed By President—Some Believe He Will Send Treaty Rack To Senate.

DEBATE ON PEACE RESOLUTION WI BEGIN IN SENATE   Final Vote Will Not be Reached Very Soon   PASSAGE LOOKED FOR

SENATE TO DEBATE PEAGE RESOLUTION   Adoption and Certain Veto by President Expected.   FILIBUSTER NOT PLANNED   Republicans and Democrats Say Vote Will be Reached Within Two Weeks——-Wilson Will Probably Return Treaty of Versailles to Senate—-Colby Agrees With Democrats.

PEAGE MEASURE IN THE SENATI   Certain of Adoption and Also Certain of Wilson’s Veto.

SENATE* OPENS DEBATE ON PEACE RESOLUTION   Adoption of Knox Proposal and Subsequent Presidential Veto Is Expected

DEBATE TO-DAY SEN. KNOX PLAK   General Expectation of th Adoption by Senate and Veto by Wilson   NO FILIBUSTER PLANNED   Democrats Confer With Secy Colby and Minority Leader Underwood

RESOLUTION 10 DECLARE PLAGE COMES UP TODM   General Expectation Is That It Will Be Adopted and That It Will Be Vetoed By Pracident Wilson.

GODFREY SCHOOL DIsTRICTS MAKE INQUIRY   Hear That Brighton Would Organize Community -. High School and Take ir  * Some of the Godfrey Dis “tetate °°.

GODFREY SCHOOL DIsTRICTS MAKE INQUIRY   Hear That Brighten Would Organize Community High School and Take in Some of the Godfrey Dis‘trict *

TOPIC WILL BE PLAN TO SETTLE DISPUTES   SECOND INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE TO TAKE UP ARBITRATION MATTER, *

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES   Chairman King Announces Preparation for Big Conference to Attempt to Bring About a Great Solution

ANOTHER PLAN 10 KEEP CAPITAL AND LAGOA TOGETHER   second Industrial Par ley Open in Washington This Week   OPPOSITION TO PRESENT PLANS

PLANS FOR SETTLEMENT INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES WILL BE FORMULATED BY LEADERS Gf LABOR

PLAN METHOD 10 PREVENT UNREST IN LABOR GLASSEt   Committees To Meet Nex’ Week To Make Suggestions.

LABOR PARLEY SEEKS 10 NIP STRIKES IN.BUD   Final Industrial Con ference to Open This Week.

TO MAKE PLANS 10 CFTTLE DISPUTES   Industrial Conference Has Knotty Problem.

EGRET HEARING ABOUT COMPLETE   Formulation of a Final Plan for the Settlement of Industrial Disputes Will be Taken Up This Week.

ANY GONTLIGT OF INTERESTo PRIVATE ROW   ATTITUDE OF BIG EMPLOYER A’ WELL AS LABOR LEADER IS THUS EPITOMIZED.   Industrial Conference Will Sec Prevention Rather Than Cure For Labor Disputes

THE CHAPLIN DIVORCE.   Property Division Likely To Be Set-'. thed Out of Court.

“ROAD LEADING TO FIUME FRONT _ SDEMORALIZED      TO ALL APPEARANCES A “STATE OF WAR HAS BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED ALONG THIS FRONT AND ¥FIGH'!  Ta BWYnocrenen

ltalians Are Apparently Determined To Force Poet-Soldier To Observe the Treaty of Rapallo.    REAL STATE OF WAR EXISTS. ALONG THE WHOLE FIUME LINE

LEAGUE BEAT COX, SAYS REED   Missouri Irreconcilable Asserts Issue Split Democrats—Mistake Was Tragic.

REED SAYS LEAGUE DID If,   Says American People Refused Hanl Down Flac.

GOVERNMENT SPENDS MILLIONS FOR OFFICES THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   Not Sufficient Space T¢ Safeguard Heaith Of Workers.

GOVERNMENT HAS ~EARGE RENT BILL   Nation-Wide Survey to Determine Rental In Large Cities In Progress.

WENT TWELVE INNINGS.   Tipton Defeated Noblesville in’ the score of 3 to 2.

'POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLODES   Foar Mevu Dead and Your Likely to  Die at Kemmerer, Wyo.

SCARES INDIA ALSO.   Porta’s' Fool Prediction Made MilHons Believe World Was Ending.

AT LIMERICK   Police Reprisals Are Re sult of Murder of Constable

TERROR REIGNS OVER LIMERICH   Police and Sinn: Fein ‘Engag in Bitter: War of Reprisals Throughout Ireland.   DUBLIN: -IS MORE. QUIET

REAL REIGN OF TERROR REPORTED AT LIMERICK   Dublin Says Sinn Feiners Have Declared a Truce, Pending Peace Parley.

REIGN OF TERROR IN. LIMERICK      NSTAELE MURRAY KILLED AND) OFFICERS BURN TOWN HALL AS REPRISAL   ARCIUBISHOP MANNINX NOT TO BRE AL LOWED TO LAND EN “La

VIRTUAL REIGN OF TERROR EXISTS IN LIMERICK   Town Hall Partially’ Destroyed Dy Police in Reprisal for Murder of - Constable Murray. f°

REIGN OF TERROR INAUGUR. ATED THERE FOLLOWING ATTACK ON PATROLS   TRUCE IN OUBLIN. GIVEN   Reported Siun Feiners There Halt Activities Pending Outeome of Peace Negotiations With Britain.

TATALITY RESULT OF QUARREL   Wealthy Real Estate Man Is Held   CLERK IS _ VICTIM   Affair Occurs In Road. house Today

WINE WOMEN AND SOME FOOL MEN   CHICAGO HAS A DEBAUCH: ERY MURDER TO UNRAVEL,

Wealthy Wyoming Man Used Gun, He Says in Self Defense.   SAY GIRL WAS INSULTED   Prominent Chicago Men Held After Road House Frolic at Night.

CHICAGO VISITOR HELO FOR MURDE!   Wyoming Man Claims He Was fet Upon at 2 Road House and Shot ju Self Defense.

Two Men and Three Worten Held Following Death of Chicagoan   Young Man’s Body ound on Thres- — Y held of Inn

WHO GETS THE PROFITS?   Hoosier Sheep Raisers Get S5.85 to Wool in suit,

WHO GETS THE PROFITS?      Sheep Ruisers Get $5.85 fon Wool in Suit. qo:

FARMER PLAN TO HAVE PLANK IN PLATFORMS   Attempts Will Be Made t Force Recognition of Demands at Convention   ORGANIZATION OF NEW PARTY IS THREATENED   GOVERNMENT OPERATION Of} MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT ANT AMENDMENTS TO ANTI TRUST LAWS ASKED.

FARMERS THREATEN NEW PARTY UNLESS THEY GET DEMANDS          CONGRESSAEAN APPLETO GREAT ACTIV Try

ORGANIZED FARMERS - DEMAND RECOGNITION   Threaten New Party Unless They Ge Pkoiks in Both Old Party Platforms.

ORGANIZED FARMERS TO ASK RECOGNITION OF BOTH BIG PARTIES   WANT PLATFORMS TO CONTA PLANAS SAPFGUARDING THE PARWERS INTERESTS   WANT RIGHT TO BUY AND SELL THRGOULGIL COOPERATIVE FARM ORGANIZATIONS

FARMERS 10 INalaT UPON RECOGNITION   Federation Preparing to Present Claims at Republican and Democratic Conventions.   THREAT OF ANOTHER PARTY

SINN FIEN TO ASK SUPPORT OF NATIONS   Lull in Fighting in Ireland While Leaders Spar for Next Best Move --- Two Priests Beaten.

TWO PRIESTS INJORED BY BLACK AND TAN TERRORISM   Rev. Patrick MacSwiney, Relative of Late Lord Mayor of Cork and Rev. McCarty Are Reported to Have Been Roughly Handled: During Riots Preceding Burning of City”

Uniformed Men Beat Priests and Compel -Disrobing in Highway   RELATIVE OF LATE MACSWINEY AND FATHER M’CARTHY CRUELLY BEATEN; ROBBED OF VALUABLES: AFTER’ BEING SHOT AT WHILE RIDING IN TRAMCAR

DIES IN HIS COFFIN   WINSTEAD (CONN.) MAN TAKES BOX TO FAMILY LOT,   Crawls Into It, Pulls Lid Down and Shoots Self Through the Heart.

MEXICO TO RE ACCORDED THRs BY THE UNITED STATms   Happier Reletions Presaged By the Impending Action.

U.S.MAY © RECOGNIZE ~ MEX: GOVT   AT. EARLY DATE WAS - WORD GIVEN OUI : TODAY.   President-elect Obregon  Will. be. Inaugurated ‘ Mexican : President - on - December Ist Next. -

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO FORECAST ~ AYGOLBY   Secretary of State }: Sanguine ot Speedy. _ Agreement. ~   ANNOUNCEMENT ~ JS" SURPRISE   Statement Is Made Aite Discussion With Pescueira

Recognition for /i/exico by  U.S. Is Near, Colby Says   ‘Secretary of State Issues Statement Revealing That  Discussions Have Been in Progress With Confi dential Agent of Huerta Government—Soon to Be Settled, it Is Indicated. -

SECRETARY COLBY FORECASTS ACTION BY UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT   “Mexican Question’ Will Soon Cease to Be Question, American Oficial Declares,

SAID THE STEP IS CONSIDERED —   “NEW MEXICO” IS ASKING RECOGNITION FROM THE WORLD.

RECOGNITION OF MEAICO 15 FOREGAST   Secretary Colby Announces Confident Foundation for Preliminaries.      DISCUSSIONS PROMISE SPEEDY ACTION BY U.S   New Mexican. Government “Submits” to Principles of International Law.

TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO   Colby Intimates Early Action by WU. S. Probable

COLBY FORECASTS ~ THE RECOGNITION OF MEXICAN GOVT   Likelihood Of Imminent Recogni tion Following Repeated Denia!s Is Distinct Surprise.   ANNOUNCEMENT IS BASED ON PESQUEIRA’S LETTER   .  State Department Officials Tefuse Po Discuss CreePs Status Or Activiiies,

PROMISE OF SPEEDY AND HAPPY OUTGOME IN MEXICO   Secretary Colby Announces That Discussions romise Early Settlement of Condii (or oe

NITED STATES iY BE COCA OBRERON PL   BAID THE STEP is CONSIDER      "NEW MEXICO" t8 AGEING RECOGNITION FROSI THE WORLD.

COLBY PREDICTS AGREEMENT AFTER PESQUIERA NOTE   Washington Officials Silent Regarding Creel’s Trip to Mexico City   Envoy Declares It Is a “New Mexico  Which Extends Hand of Friendship to All Nations”

ANEW MEXICO HAS EMERGED   NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH SOOX TO BE RECOGNISED.   WILL CEASE ITS WICKED WAYS   ASSURANCE IS GIVEN OF FUTURE GOOD CONDUCT.   Seeretary Celby Believes Showing Made by the Present Geveramesi Eratitles It te Kindliest Censidernatien.

NEW GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO T0 Bt RECOGNIZED SOUN   Discussions in Progress Give Promise of Speedy and Happy Outcome.   FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY SECRETARY COLBY   Declares Mexican Question is “About to be Answered Not Only as It Affects the United States but Indeed the Whole World as Well.’’

OBREGON REGIME MAY BE RECOGNIZED HERE   Secretary Colby Says Ameri: can Government is Con‘sidering Question.

(1.5. 10 RECOGNIZE NEW GOVERNMENT. OF MENIGO. SOON   Announcement ~ Made * Yesterday By. Secretary. Colby OF State  Departnient Came'As a Surprise   XACT TIME. NOT STATED

RECOGNITIOL OF ECO “FORECAST  AYGOLEY   Secretary of State’ J .” Sanguine of Speedy. Agreement...   ANNOUNCEMENT 4S" SURPRISE

U1. §. MAY SOON RECOGNIZE NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT   Secretary of State Colby Intimates That Favorable Action Is Under Consideration and Reveals Progress of Negotiations  Held Informally With Confidential Agent   GREEL RETURNS T0 GAPITAL

EARLY RECOGNITION OF MEXICO SEEN   “Question” Soon Answered Says Colby.

FORMAL RECOGNITION OF MEXICO NEAR, I Pq A'S INTIMATION   Letter From High Commissione Viewed as Offering Preliminary Basis.

Secretary. Colby, ‘Says That : Mexico. Will Soon” Cease” To Bea Question ~   PESQUIERA AND- CREEL. ARE GIVEN. “AUDIENCES   State 1s Department Assured That Mexice . Intends: to Make Due Reparations:

BECOGNITION OF MEXICO FORECAST   SECRETARY COLBY’S STATS. MENT INTIMATES THAT ACTION IS NEAR.   LETTER FROM PESOUEIRE    Overtures of Huerta Agent. Find Warm Recspticn at State Department.

UNITED STATES 10 RECOGNIZE MEXICO AT AN EARLY DATE   Way Open to “Speedy and Happy Outcome” Declares Col- — by in Statement   MEXICO TO LIVE UP TO ALL OBLIGATIONS SAYS AGEN]   To Name Commission to Pass on Claims of Foreigners

LOOK FOR U.S. TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO   ANNOUNCEMENT BY SECRE: TARY COLBY BELIEVED :: PRESACE VF.   EXCHANGE OF LETTERS   Ce'by Announces That They, Afford Foundation For Necessary Preliminaries

TALK RECOGNITION   Y. $. Actlon Toward Mexico Under Consideration.

RECOGNITION FOR WENO PROBNGL   Early Adtion Is Forécast, Bi Colby,   ANNOUNCEMENT SUBPRISE      ecretary ib Revealing That : "Discussions" ‘Have Been in : Progress: Bald They dive “Promiaé of Speedy and Rappy Outcome"—May Pre. cede Obregon’s Insuguratior

EGOGNITION FOR MEXICO PROBABLE   Early Aétion Is Forecast By Calby.   ANNOUNCEMENT SURPRISE      Secretary in Revealing That “Discussions Have Been in Progress Said They Give “Promise of Speedy and Happy Outcome’’-—May Pre. cede Obregon’s Inauguration

CARLY RECOGNITION NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT IS SECRETARY'S PREDICTION

LOOK FOR U.S. T0 RECOGNIZE MEXICO   ANSOUNCEMENT BY SECRETARY COLBY BELIEVED =: PPpPre ior te   EXCHANGE OF LETTERS   Colby Announces That They, Afforc Foundation Fer Necessaty Preliminaries

PREDICTS. EARLY  ive a00N OF + COVERNHENT   Secretary Colby Believes Mex can Question Will no Longer be a Question.

UNITED STATES TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO > AT-AN EARLY DATE    Way Open’ to “to “Speedy and -HapBY Outcome” Declares Col by in Statement      MEXICO TO LIVE UP TO ALL OBLIGATIONS SAYS: AGENT   To Name Commission 16 Pass on Claims of Foreigners

CABRERA LOSES TO REVOLUTIONISTS   Loses Presidency But Retains Property.

PRESIDENT CABRERA ~ SURRENDERS FORCES   Revolutionists in Guatemala Agree to Protect Person and Restore Property

President of Guatemala Is Forced to Yield to Rebel Army, Safety.Is Granted

CABRERA ARMY CAPITULATES TO ¢. HERRER:   Revolutionary Forces Sur round Union’s Strong hold of LaPalma.

CABRERA YIELDD TD REVOLUTION   President of Guatemala Forced by Arms to Surrender to Herrera.

GUATEMALA IN REBELS HANDS; PRESIDENT HAS SURRENDERED   Cabrera Yields to Herrera After Strong- : hold Is Taken. .~   WHOLE COUNTRY  - JOINS IN REVOLT   American Sailors “Are on Guard at U.S. : ’ Legation.

PRESIDENT OF GUATEMALA _ CAPITULATES TO NEW CROWD   After a Brief Clash Calvera Yields to Herrera and All Is Quiet in Little South Republic.

CABRERA DEPOSED WN GUATEMALA   The President Capitulates te -Revolutionists; Himself: and Staff Are Arrested   REPORT HEAVY. FIGHTING.   The New Government With Carlos Herrera as. Chief, Has Been Proclaimed

CABRERA GAPITULATED,   President of Guatemala Surrendergd x to BRebéle. %

NEW RATES IN EFFECT   No Effect on Travel Apaprent, Railroad Emploves Report

MINERS REACH NO AGREEMENT   Wages Principal Ques. _ tion Involved in the   Threatened Strike

COM MINE SQUABBLE IN ENGLAND SEEMS STILL FAR FAM FGRT SOLUTION   QUESTION OF WAGES SEEMS TO BI THE MAIN POINT OF DIVISION IN BIG INDUSTRIAL DIFPICTLTY,

TREATY NO GOOD, SAY TURKS   Declare It Will Be Canceled as Soon as the Bolsheviki Expel the Greeks.

TREATY NO GOOD, SAY TURKS   Declare It Will Be Canceled. ; as, .Sqon as the Bolsheviki Expel. ‘5 : the Greeks. ;

TREATY NO GOOD, SAY TURKS      Declare It Will Be Canceled ae Seon as the Bolsheviki Expel 7 the Greeks, Ls

HOLY WAR FLAMES  IN ASIA MINOR   Rebel Tribesmen Launch Fighting ir Valley of Euphrates—Situation Ominous,

HOLY WAR IN MESOPOTANTA   Betng Preached with Effect and Tribesmen Rising.

SOVIET FAST GAINING CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT.   Appears to Be Littie Likelihood of Saving the Country From the Boisheviki.

RED RULE IN ARMENI/   Little Likelihood of Saving Cour try From Bolsheviki.   Railways Are Tied Up for Want of Fuel as Georgia Withholds Oil Supplies.

Pitiable Condition Of Children Of Wrangel’s Officers in Bosphorus

TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN ON REFUGEE SHIPS   They Leoked and Acted Like Well Bred Little American Children. Many of Them Were Orphans of Wrangel’s soldiers.

SAYS LIQUOR LAW IS SAME AS ALL OTHERS   JOHN F. KRAMER, FEDERAL PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT COMISSIONER. LIKENS 18TH AMENDMENT TO DECALOGUF,

Six Persons Burn fo Death in Fashionable Apartment House Fire at Vancouver

Several Are Injuréd When Fashionable Apartments Burn toe the Ground at Midnisht

MUST GET PEACE BY OTHER MEANS   Since it Cannot be ONtamed by Ratification   KELLOGG ASOERTS   Senator From Minnesota Speaks for Republican Resolution Today.

A STATUS OF PEACE   Senator Kellogg Says It Must Be Secured in Some Other Way.

PEACE 1S DIRE NEED DECLARES KELLOGG   “Mild Reseryation” Republicar Urges Action on Resolution.

MILD AESERVATIONIST SAYS WE MUST HAVE AN END OF WAR WITH HINS   PEACE SHOULD BE SECURED IN ANY POSSIBLE WAY, THINKS SENATOR KELLOGG,

PEACE STATUS i$ NEGESSARY SAYS KELLOGG   lf Not By Ratification Then By Some Other Means He In:  crete   Was Among Mild Reservation Republicans

KELLOGG SUPPORTS PEACE RESOLUTION IN SENATE SPEECH   Says Peace Has Got to Com Some Way and if Not B; Ratification, Then Som: Other Means Must Be Im mediately Sntoht.

SENATOR KELLOGE SPEAKS FOR PEAGI   MINNESOTA “MILD RESERVA TIONIST” ARGUES FOR PRACEK RESOLUTION,

OPPOSE WILSON ~ WAR POWERS   Kellogg . Petlares . Peace a Needed; “Upholds - é --Resoliition

SHARLOW CONCERT AT THE UNIVERSITY   Noted Sopreno Will Sing In Robin. son Gymnasium Tomorrow Fvenine

SHARLOW CONCERT AT THE UNIVERSITY   Noted Sonreno Will Sing In RobinTomorrow Feeninge

Great Damage Reported In Ten Prowinees Of Land:   YOWN IS WRECKED   Earthquake Takes Big Toll In Lives And Property.

FOUR HUNDRED, TOLL OF QUAKE   Great Damage Reported In Tea Italian Provinces,   TOWN OF FIVIZZANG WRECKED

FOOD RIOTS IN BAVARTA.   tah i a  Demands for reedom i in Distribution Rteeéecl Yemnhie

TROOPS FIGHT FOOD RIOTERS   One Person Killed and Many Injured in Clash Northwest of Munich.

FOOD RIGTERS MEET TROOPS   One Killed and Many Injured in Clash Near Munich,

REORGANIZATION BILL {5 DELAYED   ARMY MEASURE HELD UP PENDING TREATY ACTION.

“Patchem and Wearem Club Plan is Endorsed  By Government Officiea

FORMER EMPRESS IS BURIED.   Miltary Display and Other Show of State Splendor Lacking.

CASKET OF EUGENE IS KISSED IN ADIEU   LAST QUEEN OF THE FRENCH [5 BURIED FOLLOWING SIMPLE CEREMONIES.

EMPRESS EUGENIE LAID AWAY   Feneral Services Held in kuxlish  Villuge of Farnborough.

~ EUGENIE’S FUNERAL      Only Vestige of Past Splendo: at Last Rites for Queen

WORLD CONCORD HARDING'S HOPE   Declares He Weuld Do Anything Shert of Surrendering Independeace te Attam End   FOR SOLDIER RELIEF   Practical, Helpful Generosity Must Be Shews, Senator Declares te Home Gathering

wAQikG ASKS THAT var Be OUTLAWED   gomince Hopes United States will Take Lead. =   skS PERMANENT PEACE   gendidate Says He is Willing te Do Anything Short of Surrendering Nation’s Indepen.dence to Attain World Obncord—Ciaims League Would gacrifice Nationality. i 

ENGLAND FACES ~BIG MINE STRIKE   MEN DEMAND MORE PA\ AND CHEAPER COAL

CROWDS THREATEN KERENSKY GENERA   Denunciation of Soviet Rule i Russia Brings Forth Vehement Hisses From Auditors

SECRETARY OF NAVY FLAYS MEN WHO CAMOUFLAGE EFFORTS TO OUST SECRETARY   FAVORED GERMAN SYSTEM   Prussian System Held in High Regard Before War by Some Officers, Daniele Saye—They Want “Rubber Stamp” Secretary

GLINUE SEEKS GUNTRUL [a CHEFS VIEW   RUBBER STAMP IN SECRETARY'S JOB HELD ITS IDEAL   Josephus Pays Respects To Admiral Who Hit Navy With Mud.

Admiral’s Attack Seen as Effort to Make Daniels } ‘Rubber Stamp’ Chief

CHARGE EFFORT 10 PRUSSIANIZE ThE - AMERICAN NAVY   IANIELS ASSERTS SIMS WOULD LIKE TO MAKE NAVY SECRE; TARY A “RUBBEK STAMP.”   TURNS HEAVIEST GUNS ON ADMIRAL SIMS   Says There 1s Determination To Or ganize Navy On Approved Prussian Plans.

DANIELS FEARS — GENERAL STAFI   Naval Secretary Tells Senate Committee Navy Officers Would Oust Civilian Rule.   MISREPRESENTED, HESAYS

Secretary, Daniels Turns “Heavy Guns” on Foes ‘in Hearing.   WANT “RUBBER STAMP” CIVILIAN SECRETARY   Naval Chief Says They Camouflage Desires and Puts It Up to Congress.

DANIELS STIRRED   Admiral's Attack Launched it Effort to Prussianize Navy   DEFENSE 1S RESUMED   Seeretary of Navy Advises Con gress to Follow Own Course

DANIELS CONTINUES TESTIMONY IN NAYAL INVESTIGATION   SAYS SIMS WAS HEAD OF CLIQUE THAT WISH TO PRUSSIANIZE rHE AMERICAN NAVY   INVESTIGATION SHOWS A DESIRE TO MISREPRESENT HIM BE.  CAUSE HE WAS NO RUB.  BER STAMP

Would Prussianize The American Navy       Secretary Danichs rs jest Guns en Adwriral Sims sid

Charges Sims and Support ers Want Navy Organized on a German System   WOULD MAKE RUBBER STAMP OF SECRETARY   ABOLITION OF CIVILIAN OON TROL AND CREATION Of! GENERAL STAFF SIMS’ PLAN SAYS SECRETARY.

SIMS’ PRUSSIAN  IDEAS STARTED FIGHT--DANIELS   Secretary Says Admiral Wanted Rub, ber Stamp Only.

SINS AND OTHERS EMPLOY. asta ATTACKS ON WAVY, T: CMARGES SEC'Y. ‘DANIELS

SEES EFFORT TO ~ PRUSSIANIZE NAVY   Panels Says Miltary Men Serk 1 Make “Kabber Stamp" Official Gat of Serrery

SMORETARY DANIELS saxs $8 TRIED TO MAKE RUBBER STAMP OF Bed         a MY ALK WANTED TO > REMOVE ©, 8, NAVY FROM CLVALEAN (an peasy. the

HOLD CHILDREN IN FINLAND: TO PREPARE PAPER.   Only. 135 of 781 in Care c - Red Cross Permitted to Cntae Diseelia “

RUSS TOTS SMASH WINDOWS   United in Dractie Protest Against Re. Ing .Barre@ From = Their Own Country.

OFFICIALS THREATENED, WITH DEATH   Sinn Feiners Import American Gunmen, Charge; Troops Are Rushed to Liverpoo!; Millions Damage

NOTIFY BRITISH OFFICIALS THEY WILL BE KILLED   ANONYMOUS LETTERS TELL LON PONDERRY OFFICIALS TO IFAVE OR DIF

ENGLAND L003 10 PROPERTY 3 MILLIONS   English Officials Warned to Leave Ireland— Liverpeol Docks Are Still Smouldering.

REPLTTTION Cr Infatl WADE Ra Ih THREPRTENE   British Officers in London: derry Receive Letters That Warn Them to Leave   GUNMEN FROM AMERICA WILL AID SINN FEIN   SERIES OF MATE ROBBERIES ATTACKS ON POLICH AND BOMBINGS TAKE PLACE DURING WEEK-END.

IBISH OFFICERS CLAIM ‘THEY ARE ARRIVING IN DUBLIN . AT PRESENT TIME,   AnOnymousg Letter Reporis Threats of Assassination of British Onicials at Londenderry.

While Note Reveals Menace to Life, Torch Is Applied In London and Liverpool—Millions In Property Is Swept by Flames

BRITISH OFFICERS GET DEATH THREATS   Anonymous Letters Tell Them They Will Be Assozsinated If Thay Don’t Leaves,

AMERICAN GUNMEN TN IRELAND, CLAIM   British. Authorities Charge They Are Imported by Sinn Feiners.   Told in Letters to Leave Ireland or Be Marked for. Assassination,

SN FEIN HURLS DEATH THREATS AT BRITISH OFFICERS   American Gunmen Are Helping Irish, English Officials Charge.

BURDENHAYS WITH LOT OF PARTY CARES   Story of Suicide by Carranzé Originates in Cousin of > Suspected Rebel

But General Herrero, Alleged Slayer, admtte We Hae Ne Preef ef Bie Claim.

HERRERO IS PACING TRIAL   Mexican General Charged With Re. sponsiMility for Murder of AYTTANZ 

HERRERO ADMITS HE ONLY HEARD OF SUICIDE      Declares Cousin of Carranza Told of Circumstances of the President’s Death.

ALL YANKS OUT CF SIBERIA   Last American Troops Leave the Country for Home, Says Moscow Wireless.

YANKS ALL OUT NOW.   Last Detachment Eyacrniting Siheris Rench Vladivostok.

YANKS AKE OUT OF SIBERIA   American Troops Complete Evacuatian Moscow Ranorts.

FIGHTING © Al FIUME ALLS 400   Regular Italian Army Suffers Loss   80 DEFENDERS DEAD   Poet Commander Prepares’ lo Escape   (Bulletin)

JOINT WAGE BOARD CONSIDERS DEMAND   Committee Hearings Begun as to Rights of Railroad Workers

MINERS REFUTE CHARGES QF MINE NATIONALIZATION      President Lewis Asserts Mine Qperators are Trying to Confuse the Issue in Minds of the People

ARS IDEN BY RED ADHERENTS   ‘Autherities T Declare lare That wat hdrarwel of German Troops Will Be Fellewed By Disorders.

STATE FROWNS ON GIFT TAKIN   GIBSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CENSURED FOR ACCEPTING . UNSOLICITED GIFTS

ANOTHER REPUBLICAN WILL VOTE FOR 0   WORMER G, 0. P. CHAIRMAN. OF CALIFORNIA FAVORS LEAGUE FOR WORLD PEACE

ANOTHER REPUBLICAN WILL VOTE FOR COX   “ORMPER GO. PL CHOAERMAN OF CALIPORNEA PAS til LEAGUE FOR WORT: URAC

ENTIRE BIVISION OF DESTROYERS ORDERED gC wit Pe veld dai te “ot br  - Possible. ise ! fogeagl ie  bee ne oe  Mexicg ee.        CARRANZA  iS Ob ih 10 DAYS To SEsiGn

VOTERS WHO HID THEIR AGES,   MUST REGISTER AGAIN  BOARD RULING   “21 PLUS” STUFF WONT GC   Identification Phase of Law Weakened By Insufficient Data

INTERPRETS. LAW. AVIEN . ADVIB: ED REGISTRANTS. ENROLLE AS TWENTY-ONE PLUS.

STATE BOARD  1) AGAINST 21-PLUS IDEA   lf You Didn't Give Specific Age You Must Correct It Or Not Vote

ELECTION BOARD DECIDES AGAINST. “91 PLS” IDEA      IDENTIFICATION PHASE OF. LAW WEAKENED BY INSUFFICIENT DATA,. SAYS STATEMENT OF COMMISSIONERS

WOMEN HOLD REINS AT JEWETT, TEXAS   Project a Serles of improvements which Will Add to Town's Welfare.

DENIES REVOLT 1a STAGED AT SCHOOL   “Ducking Party” is Organized and Professor Telegraphs to Officials   CALL ‘STUDENT SOVIET’

SCHOOL SOVIET NOT SERIOUS   No Further Action in Con nection With Kansas Inci dent is Expected.

STUDENT ‘SOVIET’ ' Ls _ INCIDENT CLOSED   General “Denial of. “Bolshevik” Re “ports; Faculty. embers Approved’ of Duckings for Three Victims. ©.

REDS’ IN NORMAL SCHON IN KANSKS ROUSE PEDAGUE   He Was One of Three Duckee as Refusing to Help Make Track, So Sent S. 0. S.

ROBBERS MAKE A BIG HAUL IN NEW YORK CIT   Over $160.000 in Jewelry is Se eared by Three Masked : Men.

MASKED ROBBERS KILL A MAN   Head of New York Jewelers Concern Roldly Skhet Dowa.

RUBBERS MURDER GOTHAM JEWELER   Escape From the Fifth Avenue Store With $100,000 Worth  at  ant

MER ED. AND STORE ROBBED   $100,000 WORTH OF DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY STOLEN, CLERKS MISTREATED.

NEW YORK ROBBERY   $100,000 of Jewelry Taken and Pra. prictor Killed

NEW YORK JEWELER SHOT S1O0,000 LOOT SECURED BY 9 DAYLIGHT RANRITS

ROBBERS KILL IN N. Y. CROWD   Three Masked, Daring Thieves Get Valuable Jewels in Day Uptown Holdup.

COURT OF JUSTICE BASIS OF HARDING WORLD PEACE PLAN   President-elects Only  Extended Conference Oa, League Sunday  Was With Senator Wadsworth.  TMrenticee ana parry oo ran   BISCUSS ARMY POLICY, TOO

IDEA OF COURT OF JUSTICE IS FINDING FAVOR AS PEACE PLAN IS DISCUSSED AT MARION, OHIO   Tribunal Free From Political Bias and Embodying As Few As Possible of the Aspects of a Political Alliance Finds Many Supporters: Harding Sees Wadsworth.

WORLD COURT OF JUSTICE IS CONSIDERED BY HARDING   Peace League Founded on Judicial Lines With No Political Alliance. Senator Wadsworth at Marion.

Harding Is Tending to Adopt the Idea of Warld Tribunal   TEETH IN NOTION   Hint That Tt Could Be Given Due Power to Enforce Decrees

Senator Wadsworth Discusses World Court of Justice to Bring Universal Peace   CABINET JOBS UP AGAIN   Harry Daugherty , and Harry New Talk of Official Family; lrish Leaders Call

SS BFP A   Harding Is Tending to Adopt the Idea of World Tribunal   TEETH IN NOTION   GMidg il LN INULIUOIN  Hint That It Could Be Given Due Power to Enforce Decrees

NON-POLITICAL WORLD COURT > INTHE MAKING   Possibilities Brought Out in Recent Conferences Harding

SENATOR NEW AT. MIND READING   Indiana Solon Confers Witt  President Elect at Marion ee mes   CONSIDER WORLD COURT   International Tribunal Looms Larger as Basis: For World Peace Plan

Secret Code Employed by Constantine   “-OMER GREEK KINC DARES NOT WRITE OPENLY.

CEASE ITS WORK ON JUNE FOURTH   THAT IS THE DATR WHICH HAS BEEN DECIDED UPON FOR AN ADJOURNMENT.   However, It Has Not Definitely Beex Decided Whether Sime Die Ad. jorunment or a Recess Wilk Be Taken.

CONGRESS TO QUIT JUNE    Will Either Take a Long Recess 0 Adjourn Sine Die On That Date.

CONGRESS PLANS TO  ADJOURN JUNE 4TH         There ix a Strong timent for     Sine Pic Adjournment Until Decayb

CONGR'S ADJOURNS ON JUNE FOURTE   Recess at Least win Ke Taken Shortly Before Republican National . Convention

CONGRESS TO QUIT” ON FOURTH OF JUNE   LAWMAKERS ‘WILL EITHER RE. CESS OR ADJOURN SINE DIE THEN, IT 1S REOMMEChH

HOUSTON OPPOSES BORLS   Beeretary of the Treasury Advises Congress wv Raise More Money          Come

VERA GRU MAY TIRE TRE Ot  Gil HUERTA   CHARGE WADE THAT PROVISION. AL, PRESIDENT HAS VIOLATED PART OF CONSTITUTION,

CONSTITUTION IS INFRINGED UPON   Vera Cruz Officials De. cide to Resist Order of De La Huerta

CORN CROP IN COUNTRY BOOMS      U. §, Bureau Forecasts Over 3 Million Bushels of Good Quality

U9. GON GROP Ii d BILLION BUSHELS   Preliminary Estimate Shows Nebraska’s Production Passes 250 Million Mark.   Quality Throughout Nation i: 7.7 Per Cent Above Average—Held on Farms.

“THIS YEAR'S CORN CROP...   Nearly 300,000,000 Bushels (ireater Than Last Year.

RUDUCTION IN UNITED STATE   IMMENSE YIELD INDICATED BY‘ REPORT. MADE BY GOVERNMENT REREAT.

GEDDES ARRIVES INU. o.; TALK ABOUT IRELAND   British Ambassador Says Eng. land Has no Quarrel With Islard.   PROBLEM UP TO THE IRISH

LET THE IRISH SETTLE THEI OWN TROUBLES   Declares Sir Geddes, New British Envoy To U. S.   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT

LEAVE IRELAND 10 THE IRISH THER   GEDDES URGES THAT IRISH BE ALLOWED TO SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS.

NEW ENVOY ARRIVES   BRITISH AMBASSADOR SIR AUCK.LAND GEDDES IN NEW YORK.   Asks Outsiders to Let the Irish Settle Their Own Quarrels—None With English.

IRISH CAN SOON MAKE OR BREAK   OPINION VOICED BY NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR.   QUIET HINT GIVEN AMERICANS   Told in Effect to Mind Own Business So Far as Affairs of Ireland Are Concerned—England Not  Seeking Qoarrel.

BRITISH AREASSADOR ISSUES STATEMENT   Lat ihe Irish Settle The'r Own Difficuities, He Says,

GEDDES REBUKES INTERFERENGEIN IRISH PROBLEMS   Says England Has No Quarrel With Ireland; Home Rule Bill Operative Soon.   NEW AMBASSADOR HERE

LET THE IRISH IN IRELAND HANDLE THEIR OWN GASE   Advice of New British Am bassador to the United States.   He Urges Persons in Other Countries to Stand Aside in This Affair.

SAYS LET IRISH ALONE   Sir Auckland Geddes Warns “Hands Off Ireland.”   }  New British Ambassador to United States Issues Formal Statement  on Arrival at New York.

GEDDES REACHES NEW YORK GIT   NEW BRITESH AMBASSADOR SAYS OUTSIDE SHOULD LET IRELAND ALONE

GEDDES DEMANDS HANDS OFF’ IN IRISH QUESTION   Problem One For Irishmen to Settle Themselves,  Envoy Declares.

GERMAN CABINET HGLDS ACTION IS ANIMPOSSIBILITY   Will Point Out To AI. lies the Consequences Of Insistence.

Preston Wins Decisive Victory Over Held. Cocking Springs Suré prise in Superyjadr Contest. Sf ‘

>reston Wins’ Decisive Victory, Over Held.  _Cocking Springs S ure prise in. Supe.  Contest. .

IMPORTANT RENT BILL   Albany. Levisiature to Pass on Measwre Providing Limi. of 25° Per Cent. Tnerease of Charge Dura jing 1019.

MINISTER OF DEFENSE AP. POINTED COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS AFTER MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED:   STREETS BARRICADED

HEAVY TOLL TAKEN BY BULLET, DOMES IN BERLIN RIQTINE   ORDER RESTORED—MASSACRE OF REICHSTAG MEMBERS IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE PURPOSE OF THE RED MOB

FIRE ON GALVESTON WATER FRONT 01D DIP MAMIE TANKY   Fire Starting in Sulphur Plan ‘Followed. by Explosions De stroys Much Property; In jures Firemen and Sets Fire To Wheat Laden Steamer.

GALVESTON HAS MILLION DOLLAR CONFLAGRATION   Dock Fire Proves Disastrous Early Thursday

BIG FIRE AT GALVESTON, TEX   Pier and Colton Plant Destroyed—Steamer and Its Cargo of Wheat in Flames   10 Freight Cars Burned— Some Estimates Were the Loss Will Reach $2,000,00c

GALVESTON VISITED BY GREAT FIRE ON WATERFRONT TODAY   Fire, Originating in Sulphur Bin on Pier, Does Damage Estimated At $2,000,000.   MUCH COTTON IS BURNED   Ship of Wheat Alsc Consumed— Firemen Handicapped by 30 Mile an Hour Gale.

FIRE ON GALVESTON VOTER FRO O10 ~ FNORMMOIS. TANIAEE         ire Starting in Sulphur Plant followed by Explosions ‘Detroys Much Property, . Inutes Fitemen and Sets Fire Te WI boat Tadan:. Steamer, *

i cTEANe      Galveston Fire Chief Re ceived Crank” Letter Before Conflagration.

Hydraulic Pump Falls From Flat Car in Path of  Express   COACHES ARE DERAILED   Engineer Crawls From Cak Unhurt; Traffic Badly Tied Up

EXPRESS WRECK TAKES LIFE OF ONE PASSENGEI   Hydraulic Pump, — Previush: Struck by Two Other Trains, Wrecks Third

(EAVE MATTER 10 RAILWAY LABOR BOARE   Striking Employes in the Potomac Yards Decide to Return to Work

REBEL MOVEMENT IN NORTHERN MEXICO DEAL   Leaders of Revolt Are Eithe: . Killed or Driven Away From Their Stamping Ground.   TAMPICO STRIKE SERIOUS

MEXICAN GOVERNMENT DECLARES REBEL MOVEMENT IN NORTHERN MEXICO IS WHOLLY SUPPRESSED   Guazardo Has Been Shot and Ricardo and Pablo Gonzales   Cross Borde: in United States

CLOSE LONG CAREER   LOCAL PROHIBITIONISTS HOLD FUNERAL OBSEQUIES   BURY OLD JOHN BARLEYCORN   Forty-five States Which Endorsed the Amendment Were Represented “by ' That \~Number © of © Témperance Women Dressed in White, ae

“orty-five States Which Endorsed the Amendment Were Represented by That Number of Temperance Women Dressed in White.

Twenty-Five Thousand Red ‘Troops Massed Just Outside Berlin   Bolshevists Are Gaining In Germany, Says Council Of Ambassadors

Tank Commands Central Part of Cit enburg Arch. Naval Brigade ‘En ~ Charlottenburg. Situation

FRESH OUTBREAR OF FIGHTING IS RAVAGING BERL   Workers Attack Von Kapp Supporters In Streets.   Baltic Troops Are Fired Wpon as hey Search City.

CATTLEMEN DEVISE MARKETING SCHEME   Committee Holils Meeting at Fort Worth.

10 UNITE CHURCH AFTER 70 YEARS   METHODITS OF NORTH ANI SOUTH MEET IN HISTORIC EDIFICE TODAY   DIVIDED OVER SLAVERY   Southerners Seeded in Fight Over Bishop Whose Wife Owned  Slave Girl,

SEEK TO UNITE CHURCHES,   Attempt Will Be Made to Merge Methodist Pactions.

IN SAME CHURCH WHERE THEY SPLIT OVER SLAVERY, BRANCHES OF METHODISTS WILL RE-UNITTE

ENDEAVOR TO REUNITE TWO METHODIST WINGS   Joint Commission of Northern and and Southern Chearehes Will Meet in Louisville Today,

PREMIER CLEMENCEAU TO ACCEPT PRESIDENCY   Supporters Authorized to Pre sent Name to Caucus of Congress of Versailles.

French “Tiger” Will Make Race For Presidency   Premier Clemenceau Announces Hi: Acceptance of the Nomination and Name Will Go on Ballots

Millerand To Be President   Premier Willing To Accept Place As Head Of French Republic   'NOMINATION  IS ACCEPTED

PREMIER ACCEPTS NOMINATION.   Clemenceau Authorizes Placing of His Name Before Congress Caucus,

Authorizes Use of His Name in tonfest fer the Presidenes  of Pranece,

EXPECT MILLERAND TO. AGGEPT OFFER TO GUIDE NATION   Paris Newspapers. Say Premier Will Take High Office.

WILL BE PRESIDENT   Premier Clemenceau Accepts French Nomination.

Millerand Accepis the Nomination   li Elected by National Assembly He Wil Succeed President Deschanel Who is Ul.

WILL RUN,     M.   Freneh Premier Accepts Nomination for Presidency,

4. CLEMENCEAU ACCEPTS PRESIDENCY NOMINATION   French Premier Authorizes His Supporters to Place His Name Before Caucus Today.

NOMINATION   For the Presidency of France Ac: cepted by Premier Millerand,

CHEESE   WEILL’S SPECIAL SALE LANCASTER APRON GINGHAM SOLD FOR 29¢ SALE PRICE 18e.   PIJIRLIC BALE OF RESIDENCE.

NEW NATION ANNOUNCED BY GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO   Quarnero Will Comprise Fiume and Several Islands in the Adriatic.

NEW CONSTITUTION FRAMED FOR HUME   Gabriel De Annunzio, PoetWarrior Makes Public Provisions of Decument

CORRUPTIONIS. CHARGE MADE AGAINST ANTE   GOV. COX IS ASKED TO INVEST!. GATE INFLUENCES IN . TENNESSEE,

{SUFFRAGE LEADERS ASK GOY ERNOR COX TO INVESTIGATE REPORTS RECEIV ED FROM SOUTH.   MMEDIATE ACTION NECESSARY   Yomen Declare if Resolution Come: up Today in House They Have Not he Slightest Chance,

AGAINST RATIFICATION   Suffrage Leaders Send Uf Macedonian Cry for Help to Governor Cox.

MARY PICKFORD TO QUASH SUIT   Which Would Annul Mer  Divorec Obtained From Pickford After Which She Married Doug Jas Fairbanks.

PICKFORD {a DEERING [0 GLEAR NAME   Actress Fighting in Ne vada Court Agains Move to Annul He: Divorce.

 Date for Hearing Remanstrances ‘on  > Cicero Creek. Cot] Fixed.  E

WAS MISUNDERSTANDING.   tate tor Hearing Remonstrances on Cicero Creck Not Fixed.

ee a ee eee  Technology To Teach Housewife Art of  Making Perfect Coffee

BRITISH EMPIRE “MAY GROW COTTON QN LARGE SCALE   Held Dangerous To Be Dependent On Climatic Vagaries of One Portion of the World.

BRITAIN PLANS TO PRODUCE COTTON   _ Bulk of the Nations Need -) May be Met by New Plans To Raise Sufficient Cotton To Meet ali Demands of the  Emnuire.

IRISH PLANES BOMB BRITISH   Mysterious Aircraft Shell English ‘Troops. Is Report.

PLANES IN ERIN BOMB BRITISH   Mysterious Aircraft Shell Troops En. camped on the West Coast of Ireland.

COOL Ww E ATHER HELPED.  Rains and chiny Days Have Mur iT Imroved the Whent.

WHEAT IN GOOD SHAPE.   Harvest Will Start in Southeastern Kanesase MMHhic Wank

PAIR OF ‘KID’ BURGLARS WERE BUSY IN BROQHLYA   Veteran Detectives Surprised at Confession of “Master Mind.’*

YOUNG BOYS ADM ‘NEW YORK ROBBERIE:   Culprits Aged 10 and 12 Years Confess Eight Burglaries in Past Fortnight—Armed with ‘Revolver and Cartridges. — Detectives Astounded.”

‘BOYS ADWET Timer      Confess (9) Mitering in New -¥  Youngsters How

WIN POINT IN” HEALTH RULES   HEALTH RULES ESTABLISHED aPTaOwRTT ermoaor —

LOWELL PUPILS ON HONOR ROLI       GAIN POIN ON TEN HEALTH . Sur pre

ABDING TAKES UHI BY BIGGEST  MAJORITY EVER   HIS MAJORITY OVER COX WILI  PROBABLY BE MORE THAN 300 000 VOTES,

OHIO MAJORITY FOR HARDING   Said Republican Noninee Will Carry State by Over 300,000

OPERATORS SAY OVER 14 PER CENT MEANS DEFICIT   Probers Told by Association Producing More Than 30 Per Cent Coal of Condition That Would Mean Ruin.   DEVELOPMENTS

aNUW EARNINGS ARE VERY SCANT   Figures for 1919 Submitted“by Operators * HNNCD ANE PED eecat   UNDER ONE PER CENT   Net Return on Capital Invested Would be Realized if Fourteen Per Cent Increase to Coal Miners Were Applied Throughout Year 19 Increase would Mean Defici

OPERATORS ARGUE AGAINST sNGREASE OF MINERS WAGES   Statisties Submitted te Strike Settlement Commission   LOSE MONEY THIS YEAR

OPERATORS CLAIM PROFITS ARE LOW IN COAL INDUSTR'   Say if Wage Hike Is Granted They Will Realize Less Than 1 Per Cent on Capital Invested in 1920,

Figures Introduced Reveal That If 14 Percent Pay Raise Had Applied Throughout 1919, Mines in Pittsburgh District Would Have Lost More Than $6,000,000.

OPERATORS CLAIM PROFITS ARE Leo   Claim 14 Per Cent Wage Increase Will Be Disastrous,   REPORT TO GOVERNMENT

‘ALLE THAT HAVE TEARS TO SHED, PREPARE TO ~FLUBBER NOW--COKL MINE OPERATORS STARVING!

EARNINGS OF GOAL MIN OPERATORS CHMAL. THEY SAY   Net Return on Capital Below That of Any Other Industrial Group.   ANY WAGE INCREASE WILL RESULT IN DEFICIT   Statistics Submitted to Strike Settle. ment Commission Make Comparison With Manufacturing and Other Enterprises for Three Years Before War and Pour of Its Duration,

MINE OPERATORS SAY INCREASE MEANS LOS‘   Fourteen Percent, If It Hac Been Paid Throughort 1919 Would Have Wined Out Proli

SORRY WILSON WON'T SEND MAN TO ARMY CONFAB   President’s Refusal to Accept League Invitation Causes Disappointment   CANADA SCORES AGAIN   HYMANS TELLS DELEGATES TC CUT ARGUMENTS SHORT TO EXPEDITE ACTION

LEAGUE HEAD SAYS GUT TALK SHORT   Delegates in Geneva Assembly Are Getting Tired—Want to Go Home.

LEAGUE MEMBERS DISAPPOINTED IN WILSON’S REPLY   Desired Representative From U. S. At Disarmament Discussion   DEEGATES ATTEMPT TO SPEED UP THEIR WORK   Committee On Admissions Vode In Paver of Admitting Bulgaria

PRESIDENT’S NEGATIVE REPLY DISAPPOINTMENT   MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY OF LEA. GUE OF NATIONS HAD HOPED WILSON WOULD SEND DELE. GATES TO DISCUSS DISARMA. wren .

WILSON'S REFUSAL IS DISAPPOINTMENT TO PEAGE LEAGUE   Would Keep in Touch With United States   TRYING TO SPEED WORK

WILSON NOW DISAPPOINTS LEAGUE NATIONS   Had Hoped President Would Namé Unofficial Representative From the United States For Disarmament Commission,

DISAPPOINTED Al WILSON’S ACTION   Assembly Members Wanted United States Represented.   REPLY IS NOT RECEIVED

PRESIDENT'S REPLY. AFFECTS ASSEMBLY   DELEGATES DISAPPOINTED Al UNITED STATES’ STAND ON LEAGUE.   { 3  Bulgaria, Armenia, Albania and  Georgia, Participate in Work   of Commissions.

WILSON’S REPLY TO LEAGUE NOTE DISAPPOINTING   Offer Was Meant to Keep in Touch With America.

WILSON REPLY NISAPPOINTING, SAY LEACHERS   “Prospect For Prolonged Stay - Make Delegates at Geneva Rective.

DESTRUCTION OF PARK HOTEL LEAVES RESORT Wi1THOUT A EARGE HOSTELRY.

COX IN TOUR DE OKLAHOME   Makes Eight Speeches There Friday—Closes Western Trip in Mo. Saturday.

100 NEW FLU CASES. REPORTED IN DAY   SETS _NEW RECORD      CENTURY MARK REACHED YEs. TERDAY—THIRTY-FIVE CASES. ALL OF MILD CHARACTER, ARE REPORTED EARLY TODAY

FLU 1S ON DECLINE HERE, REPURT SHOWS   65 NEW CASES IN DAY   NUMBER FOR 24 HOURS SHOW DECREASE OF 21 FROM PRE. VIOUS PERIOD—ONE DEATH  REPORTED  “il - TODAY

WASHINGTON IS SURPRISED OVER JAPANESE ATTACK   State Department Say: ‘ There Was No fatiimation of Such Intention.   MAY HAVE FEARED UPRISING OF VLADIVOSTOK BACIGALS   Japs Must Control Seapor! To Protect Base of Army Jn Siberia. ~

JAPS IN CONTROL OF VLADIVOSTOK   ‘Motive Was To Maintain Order According to Japanese Attache,

VLADIVOSTOCK IN THE HANDS (F JAPANESE   Attack Which Gave Them Possesion of Port City is Surprise to All.   WILL PRESERVE TOWN FROM THE RADICALS   Washington Had No Intima tion of the Intention of the Japanese.

VLADIVOSTOCK SEIZED BY JAPS IN SUDDEN MOVE   “Aggressive Acts” By Russian Army Leads to Attack.

JAP ATTACK ON VLADIVOSTOK IS SURPRISE HERE   Assault and Capture Was Not Expected by . Washington

VLADIVOSTOK FALLS IN SURPRISE ATTACK OF JAPANESE FORCES   Believed Action Was Precipitated by Fear of Radical lL prising   eS ee ee  OCCUPATION HOT TO BE PERMANENT SAYS JAPAN   Will Withdraw When Russian: Settle Unrest in the City

JAP ATTACK If CAUSED BY REDS   CONTROL OF VLADIVOSTOK 1S THE RESULT OF RADICAL CONDITIONS.

JAPS GLAIM ATTACK  WAS SAFETY MOVE   OCOUPYING OF YVLADIVOSTO} NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN OR DER AND BRING ABOUT PEACE To wpa penperT

JAPANESE TAKE vLADWOSTO   JAPS WILL WITH BRAW TF ORDER IS RESTORED   CONDITIONS Ge MAROER        ton of dapanese Suldiers Prompted By “Phreatened and Age sive Acts of Pertion of Russian Aruy.

JAPANESE NON OCCUPY IMPORTANT DIC’ PITY   Heavy Battle Lasting Eight Hours Fought Before Japs Coniro! Viacivostok

JAPANESE NOW OCCU IMPORTANT DIICe AITY   Heavy battle Lasing cient Hours Fought Before Japs Coniro! Viacivostok  a cnn seme  RUSSIANS MADE THREATS  en ema   Hard Fighting Between Russ And Japs Continues Around Nikalek

OCCUPY SEAPORT OF VLADIVOSTOR   Japanese Take Control of Siberian City in ‘Surprise Attack After. Eight Hours o! Severe Street Fighting With Forces o!  Ruseans   BATTLES PROCEED ELSEWHERE

Bill Authorizing Suspension of Immigration for Two Years First to Be Introduced   ec ie sama:  Jther Important Legislation to Come Be fore Parting Session; Harding Addresses the Senate

BULL DOG OF BRITISH NAVY PASSES AWA’   Admiral Fisher, Father of the Fleet Dies After an Operation.

DETAILS OF PLOT GIYBAN,   Former Emperor Charlies tk Have Crossed Swiss Border by Boat Across Rhine.

BOY IS KEPT ALIVE FOR A WHOLE DAY AFTER LUNGS CEASE THEIR FUNCTIONS

Police Turn Their Machine Guns on Great Crowds of People   SCORES REPORTED ON LIST OF WOUNDED   ‘Orderly”’ Gathering Was Suddenly Turned Into Raging Mob

BERLIN MOBS Went BEYOND POLICE POWER   The Infuriated Masses Were Fired Upon Only When Control Lost, Says Bauer

DELAYED FIRING — ALMOST TOO LON   BERLIN POLICE DID NOT FIRI UNTIL FORCED TO DO SO DECLARES PREMIER   (By United Press):

BAURE DEFENDS HUN SHOOTINGS   Premier Says impossible to Check In furiated People in any Other Way; Volley Delayeed Until Almost Toc Late is Statement of Leader

sass pe BRT TNS ea BRETISH GOVERNMENT TAKES  STEPS. TO PREVENT GENERAL  STRIKE OF. COAL MINER!

SINCERITY JF ALLIES HHIESTIONED   ‘Dutch Inclined to Relieve That Allies Don't Really Want the Ex-Kaiser,   SAY MOVE TO END CLAMOR   Dutch Think No Renewal 01 Demand Will Be Made By Nations.

DUTCH DECISION FINAL      Believe Allies Wil] Not Press Demand For Kaiser.

MIKAUD RULE  UVC APD BUN HERE ALLEGED   McClatchy Gives Startling Testimony During the Asiatic Probe

U3, POPULATION GROWING. RAPIDLY   SHOWS INCREASE OF NEARLY 14,000,000 SINCE 1910,   MORE THAN HALF IN CITIES   Rural Districts Have Grown Some But the Towns Show the Greatest Increase—Immigration Has Fallen Off Lately.

Population of U. S.. Announced  105,683,108   Consus Shows 14.9 Por Cont Cain

POPULATION OF U.S. IS 105,683,608   Figures Released by Census Bureau Gives Result of 1920 Compiling.

I)  MILLION AND A HALE ~INTHEUS   Continental Population: Does Not Take in Over 15 Millions in Outlying. Possessions

105,683,108 SOULS IN URITED STATES   Large Falling Off Th Rate of! Growth Due to Cessation vu: Immigration, Fla and Wan Casualties,

POPULATION OF CONTINENTAL REPUBLIC ANNOUNCED, NET GAIN IN DECADE SLIGHT

GROWTH 1S SMALL IN AMERICA BY 1920 CENSUS   Twelve and Quarter Millior In Alaska and Islands Are Not Counted Yet

REED SHOWS PLUCK BUT NOT JUDGMENT   HE HAS LITTLE CHANCE IS SWEEPING BACK ADMINISTRATION WAVE   IT’S A WILSON CROWD   Showing of President's Picture anc Mention in “Keynote” Started ‘ Riot   McAdoo Forces Bécame Audible in Cheering That Preceded First  Qeceian

REED SHOWS PLUCK BUT NOT JUDGMENT      HE HAS LITTLE CHANCE IS      Nl’S A WILSON CROWD       Showin of Pr Vietare and Mention in “Keynote” Started Bint   MeAdea Forces Became Audible in Cheeriuy That Preceded First

REPORTS ARE CURRENT JW. DAVIS 10 RESIGH   Ambassador to Court of St, Jame: Reaches New York; Declines to Tak,   WILL MAKE A STATEMENT ON ARRIVAL IN CAPITAI   Friends Do Not Deny Reports Bu Comment on High Cost, of Diplomatic Service,   MAY CAUSE HIM TO OUIT   Ambassador Also Declines to. Say Wheiher or Not He Will Meet Governor Cox,

IAVIS AY RBAVE LONDON   Regs ie eee a  British Post, Salde to He: Tea Ey. + pensive fot Ajnbaskador - 

MAY NOT RETURN LONDON   Ambassador, Accompanied by Wife and Daughter, Arrive on Olympic to Spend Twe Months in America.

AVIS HOME FROM ENGLAND   Reports Current That He Maj Not Return To London

REPORT THAT DAVIS WILL NOT RETURN TO ENGLAND   American Ambassador to Court of St. Janvs Arrites Today at New York.

RIOTING GRIPS DENVER   MANY PERSONS ARE INJURED IN STREET FIGHTING.   Fifteen Persons in Hospital Following a Battle Between Street Car Strikers and Strikebreakers.

MANY ARE HURT IN DENVER RIOTING   Fifteen Persons Are in the Hospital Following Riot.   Union Sympathizers Attack Strike breakers Who Endeavor to Run the Street Cars,

MANY HURT. IN DENVER   Fifteen Persons Are’ in the Hospital Following Riot.       the Street Cars.

ST. MARK’S WOMEN HAVE RAISED $213   Thank-Offering Exceeds Las Year’s By $63—Home of Blessing Sent $25—Committees Are Named.

MEDICAL MISSIONS UNDER DISCUSSION   St. Mark’s Congregational Society Renders Interesting Missionary Program

DEMON RUM AN DUTLAW WU. 9, INGE MIDNIGHT   Liquor Seizures Convince Gothamites of Firm Determination to Enforce Law.   Cafe Owner Arrested Four Minutes After Law Comes Into Effect.

U.S, SEIZES 500 CASES OF BOOZE IN WAREHOUSES      Strict Enforcement of Law Seen. —Celebration Here Attended by 150.

PHORIBITION'S FRIENDS URGED TO KEEP UP FIGHT AGAINST ACTIVE WET!

Poland Now The Bulwark Against Reds   (eneral Bliss Declares United States Must Furnish Poles With War Munitions to Check the Advance of Bolshevik Armies.

WAR SIMEWS AND FOOD. FOR POLAND PROPOSED   PLANS ARE BEING CONSIDERED BY UNITED STATES AND ALLIED GOVERNMENTS.   ANNOUNCEMENT BY BAKER   Purpose of Help Suggested to Aid in _ Checking the Westward Spread of Bolshevism,

Allies and United States Also Pilanning to Furnish Arms avd Other War Material—_Commitiee Will Determine Monday Its Action on the $150,100,000 Credits Bill,

POLAND 1S THE BULWARK QF GIVILIZATION AGAINST -—BOLSHEVISM AND AME RICK WILL FURNISH HER AI

MAY ASSIST POLAND.   Allies Now Considering Definit« Plans for Furnishing Munitions and Food.

POLIND 1S THE BULWARK OF GILIZTION AGAINST BOLSHEVISM AND AME RICA WILL FURNISH HER AID

5,000 IDLE AT GARY   Fuel Shortage Threatens Paralysis O¢ Steel Plants—Glass Furnaces =: ne

REPUBLICANS CANCEL CHICAGO SPEAKING DAT!   Col. Theodore Roosevelt Would Not Speak With Denouncing Mayor Thompson.

Reosevelt Deelines to Speak in Chi. cago Withont Saying What He Thinkea of WMawae.

CHICAGO WON  HEAR SPEECH bY COL, ROOSEVELT   Can’t Say What He Thinks of Mayor Thompson, S¢ Will Refrain From Speak: ing in State of Illinois.

TEDDY ROOSEVELT GANCELS SPEAKING DATE AT GHIGAS!   Asked to Keep Out of Mlinois Fight so He Won't Talk at All ¢

GANT SPE UNLESS HE RAPS “CHIPAEN) INYO   Theodore Roosevelt Cancels

JOIN 4 GROUPS THIRD PARTY   Committee of 48, Single Ta» Party, and N. P. League be Combination

FOUR POLITICAL - GROUPS TO JOIN   FORMATION . OF THIRD PARTY IN CHICAGO IS PREDICTED.

COMBINATION OF GROUPS IN THE THIRD PARTY RACE (By Associated Preas.)

THIRD PARTY MAY ENTER IN FALL CONTES1   Combination of Labor 48’ers, Single TaxersNonpartisans in Field

LABOR PARTY EXPECTS FOUR GROUPS TO JOIN   Committees of 48, Single Tax Party, and Non-Partisan League May Oombine in Third Organization .

DEMANDS REDS EASE LIP TERMS OF PEAC      Great Britain and Italy Combine  in Sharp Note to Soviet Leaders.

SUICIDE STOPPED BY WOODEN LEG   Man Dives Out of Window But ‘ Friend Clutches  oe

COX ENTERS THE FAR WES1   Havre and Great Falls (Mont.) Voter: Hear Democratic Nominee Speak.

Governor Cox in Montana Today      The i Visit of the Democratic Nominee for President, to Montang.

SARATOGA CHIEF AND PROSECUTOI ARE INDICTEE   Conspiracy Is-Charged Fol__ lowing Investigation of  ited soamipane

RETAILERS TO REDUCE THEIR PRICES   Des Moines Grocers Promise to Co-Operate in Plan to Shave the Cost of Living.

BOOST FOR. TIPTON,   Everyone ino the Big Sunday Schoo Campaign.

HOOST FOR: TIPTON,   Breryone fu. the Big Sunday ‘Schoo! Campaign. .

RESISTANCE URGED TO ALLIED DEMANDS   Kurt Von Lersner, Former Head 0  German Delegation in Paris,     Advises Countrymen to

Great Britain and France Refuse Financial Aic to Greece If Forme King Returns.

Returns from Plebiscite Indicate Overwhelming Majority Favors Former King Resumino Throne of Hellenes   THREATS OF POWERS CUT NO FIGURE WITH VOTERS

MAKES DENTAL.      ‘Mexican Government: Discounts Pres: Reports on Oit Well Control.

FEZ GRADUALLY DISAPPEARING   Yurks No Longer So Strict Over th Proper Headgear.

FEZ AS BADGE OF TURK NATIONALITY  DISAPPEARS ALONG WITH CRUMBLING OF TURKISH AUTHORITY AND PRESTIGE

MARKET SURVEY IS STEP FORWARD   St ite Will Make Study of Conditions. Farmers to Benefit.   VALUABLE TO CONSUMER   County Agriculture Agents And Supervisors Asked to Co-operate. Work to Start in November.

GARDEN MARKET SURVEY COMING   Distributing System from Time Products Leave the Farm Until They Reach Consumer Will Be Probed.   PARTICULARS

HE NOW SINGS IN A REAL CAGE   CHICAGO SUBURB GIVEN SHOCK BY A NATUREFAKING FAKIR,

Winnetka Woke Up When Nude Man-Lark Trilled New Notes   Fashionable Chicago North Shore Suburh Startled by Nypmh— Like Appariation and its “Tweet!  Tweet!”

HUMAN LARK PIPES BIRD - LIKE NOTES, "IN NATURE’S ROBE   CHICAGO’S' FASHIONABLE DISTRICT AWAKES TO- FIND MYSTIC BEARDEDMAN

Close :Vole Cast In Hlinois and Official Count May Be Requiréd For Sauce Offices.   WKINLEY LEADS   Appears to Have Delcated Congressman Sinith—Uncle doe Cannan Again Ie aq Victor.

SENATE RACE IN ILLINOIS  IS DOUBTFUL   CONGRESSMAN McKINLEY STILL HOLDS LEAD OVER CONGRESSMAN SMITH FOR  THE OFFICE.   OTHER NOMINATIONS SETTLED   ‘Uncle Joe’ Cannon Wins Nomination After One of the Hottest Fights in His Career.

SENATORIAL RACE IN ILLINOIS 1S" STILL IN DOUBT   All Other Major Nominations Apparently Are Settled, However.   THOMPSON'S MAN FOR GOVERNOR IS IW Y.wan   MeKinloy, Lowden Senatorial Candidate is Ahead—~Lew.is Democratic Nominee for Governor.

RESULTS Of STATE PRIMARIES TILL REMAIN IN DOUBT   Official Count May Be Necessary To Decide Vote.

BOYCOTT BRINGS DOWN THE COST OF POTATOES   —e—  Prices At Detroit Drop ‘From $7.50 A Bushel To $4.25 A Bushel,

Maen   Uncle Sam To Get Big Tay . Pullback From Roads, ~ Workers and Public.

FO. BOGS TAX TOTAL:   ad Bote “Agvonce_ VW ta  CLease -Governms i's: e- mies $100,000; 0.007.

INCREASED RATES WILL AID TREASURY OF UNITED STATES   Hundred Millions Yearly Expected By the Officials.

NEW RATES WILL ENRICH TREASURY (IF GOVERNMENT   Increased Revenues Offi cially Estimated at One Hundred Million Dollars.

idl RATE BOOSTING   TO GIVE UNCLE SAM MILLION: IN TAXES   ADDITIONAL CHARGES   Hit Public and Employes Get Into Income Class

RAIL RATE BOOST GIVES UNCLE SAM MILLIONS IN TAXES   PUBLIC HIT “FOR ADDITIONAL CHARGES AND EMPLOYES GET . ENTO INCOME CLASS.

REVENUE INCREASE FROM RAILROAD TAX   ADVANCED RATES WILL SWELL TREASURY $100,000,000.   Govermment’s Added Income to Be Made Up From Raises in Freight Rates, Passenger Fares and Pellman Charges.

$100 MILLION ADDITIONAL TAXES FROM RAILROADS AS FREIGHT RATE IS RAISEL

OFFICIALS SAY   Revenues Estimated at $100,000,000 Will Accrue to Uncle Sam Eacn Year as Result of Boost   PUBLIC GETS IT IN THE NECK SAME AS USUAL   Added Jncome Will Result From Increased Transportation Taxes on Freight and Passenger Rates

HIKE IN RAILROAD FARES WILL BOOST UJ. 3. TAX REVENUE   Treasury Expected to Gai $100,000,000 Annually From Tax on Employes’ Income And Rail Rates.

TO BOCST TAX TOTAL.   Reilroad Rate Advence Will facrease Government's Revenves $100,000,000..

SURVEY   Of Rural Communities and Churchee Being Made by  Inter-church World Movement.

falls the burden of great sorrow,and everyone joins in to sympathize with them in their darkest hour.   Inter-Church World Suryey

GOVERNMENT  ‘HAS OBLIGATION TO EX-SERVICE ~~ MEN IN NEED   The Demands of the’ “Americar Legion Upon Congress Outlined...

GOVERNMENT  HAS OBLIGATION - TOEX-SERVICE -— MENINNEEI   ‘The Demands of the Americar Legion Upon Congress Outlined

HINCER STRIKERS PECUCE PISHADIC HerToe Gionue  PLER TAKE FOOD   Appeals to Sinn Feiners to Release Men From  Their Pledge. ,.

CORK BISHOP INTERVENES   ? Order Hunger Strikers to Take Food But All: Refuse, -

FASTERS SPURN FOOD OFFERED AT PRIEST ORDER   Sinn Fein Leaders Urged to Release Prisoners From Their Strike   WRITER GIVES CAUSES QF HATRED BY IRISH   Land and Religion Declared Chief Reasons for Present Trouble

BISHOP ORDERS IRISH TO EAI   MAKES A PERSONAL APPEAL TO SINN FEIN TO STOP HUNGER STRIKE

HUNGER STRIKERS REFUSE FOOD   TWO OF THEM ARE TODAY REPORTED AS VERY . LOW.

BISHOP OF CORK TEMAS HUNGER STRIKERS (CEAS   Went to Prison Cell and Urg  ed Them.—Then Appeale« To Sinn Fein Authorities tc ‘Compel Them to. Take Foot Bat Without Avail. -

PROPORTION OF WOMEN TO VOTE Tc (TTa4T,   Actress to K eep U Pp .  Ktield Estate Fichi

BUT BULSHEVIST ARMY WILL _ ESCAPE DESTRUCTION, ©SRENCH BELIEVE      Retreat and: Week of Hard Fighting Make Hard Drive on _ Reds Difficult      Bolshevists Continue ‘Their Advance .on Lemberg, Moscow { ~ Repert Asserts

EXPECT TQ CLEAR REDS FROM POLAND   BUT BOLSHEVIST ARMY WILE ESCAPE DESTRUCTION, FRENCH BELIEVE   Retreat and Week of Hard Fight. ing Make Hard Drive on Reds Difficult   Bolshevists Continue Their Advance on Lemberg, Moscow Report Asserts

JUDGE H. B. DAVISS OF CORSI. CANA SOLICITS VOTE   For Associate Justice of Our Court of Civil Appeals July 24.

JUDGE H. B. DAVISS SOLICITS YOUR VOT!   On July 24th, 1920, For As_ sociate Justice of Our Court Of Civil Appeals.

PILE YOUR ENEMPTION.   ‘Time Grows Short to Cut Something ft Your Texes,  j

FILE YOUR EXEMPTION.       ne Gibws Short to Off Your      Something

VARIOUS OPINIONS ON PRIGE CHANGE   Some Seymour Dealers Express Confident Belief That Peak Has Been Reached.   LOWER LEVELS’ FREDICTED   Others Point Out That Productio: Will Be Frincipal Price Determining Factor.

DALLAS MAN KILLED   Attorney, Charged With Murder, Is Re Jeasel on $40,000 Heil,

WILSON’S NOTE ON TURKISH QUESTION IS PREPARED   President Would Eject Suitan from Constantinople—Disagrees With Allies

THE FEEQUE FOLLEM.   The President's Note Before ihe : Supreme Council

WILL FORWARD WILSON'S NOTE ON TURKS SOON   President Understood to Have Declared in Favor of _ Ejecting the Sultan

WILSON'S VIEWS ARE GIVEN OUT   In His Latest Note Presi‘dent Wilson Declares for Sultan’s Ejection   AMERICAN LEGION MEN   Marched On Conuress Today and Demanded Bonus for Ex-Service Men

UNDERSTOOD NEW ADRIATIC REPLY IS MILDER THAN ITS PREDECESSOR   NO ANNOUNGEMET 15 MARE   Allied Council Officials Make No Siatement As to Contents — of the Latest Docu ment

VIEWS ON TURKEY   President. Belleves That Sultans Sheuld Be Ejected.

PRESIDENT MAKES NO WITHORAWAL THRES   Wiison's: Nati ta” Aitiew Conitath No Wind ate Quitting aatopen TATIngy       BEFORE SUPREME -cOUNCH,      - PRESL4NIb  .. CONSEDENY @ S ADRLATIC      ane       Wilso's Reply Is Suid. ta insist hat’ Buropoarn Nattans Carty Ot Aditatio Maw: Adopted Necenwber' 9

NILSON'S NOTE IS CONSIDERED BY THE PREMIERS   Daes Not Contain The Menac Of Withdrawal From Eure pean Affairs.

WILSON’S NOTE ~ BEFORE ALLIES   CONCILIATORY 1N° FoR. BUT’FIRM IN TONE, SAYS DAILY MAIL.   Most Recent Adriatic Statement  Irom -. President Taken Uy  This Morning. « i"

PRESIDENT 9 NOTE FIRM IN SUBSTANCE   But Reported Conciliatory in Form.

WILSON INSISTS ON HIS SCHEME FOR ADRIATIC   No Threat, However, of U.S Withdrawal From Euronean Affairs.

WILSON STANDS FIRM AGAINST THE TURKS   . President in Note te AlHes Will Urge * Ejection of Sultan from Constantinople as On-

Supreme Council ©  To Consider Not:   Presiden? Wilson's Note to the Su preme Allicd Council Ready fo Consideration Today.

WiLSON’S REPLY NOTE TAME   Insists Upon Adriatic Plan Avreed on, but Concilitory: Devoid of Throat.

NO STATEMENT — BY OFFICIALS   President’s Note Will Be Considered at Meeting Today

President: ‘Wilson ‘Ts — Expected to- Declare: "For Sultan’s Ejection

WOU AUTE apo JUNE  UNO LET RY   INBESTS -EPONR ADRIATIC. FLAN AGREED BY ALLIES UPON DURING LAST DECEMBER,

PRESIDENT WOULD EJECT TURKS   Seee No Reason for Rentention of Tribe in Eurane.

MAY CARRY F:SHT 10 HARDING'S FRONT PORCE   Governor Cox Plans To *»cak In Senator Harding’: Home Town.

COX CARRIES FIGHT TO HARDING PORCH   ‘Governor Invades Marion, Home Of G. O. P.  Nominee, Enroute To Detroit Where He  Will Speak Fridav Nicht.

PUPILS STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY FOR TEACHERS   “Mason City Youngsters Stage Demon stration to insure Instructors More Salary.—11 Autos Burn  in Garage,

MEXIGO WILL PAY FOREIGN DEBT!   President-Elect Obregon Say: New Government Will Be Square.

MEXIGO'S DEBTS ARE TO BE PAID   President-Elect Obregon Pledges Word of the Republic.   GUEST AT DALLAS BANQUET   Generai, in a Speech, Declares His Country Will Not Be a Province of Any Country, United States Included.

MEXICO WILL RECOGNIZE ALL LEGAL ODLIGATIONS STATES PRESIDENT-ELECT

SAYS MEXICO 70 ~ PAY ALL DEBTS   Gen.’ Alvaron Obregon, President: Elect, Pledges Word of Republic.   SPEAKS AT. DALLAS BANQUET   Declares His Country Will Not Be < Province of the Werld or of the United States of  America. =

OBREGON PRESENTS FUTURE POLICY OF MEXICAN REPUBLIC   Is Accorded Constant Ovations During Visit At Fair As Guest Of Texas.   GENERAL DECLARES PEACE WILL PREVAIL IN MEXICO   Speech Is In Native Language And Follows Address Of Welcome By Gov, Hobby.

Gen. Alvaron Obregon, President: Elect, Pledges Word of Republic.   SPEAKS AT DALLAS BANQUET   Meciares His Country Will Not Be a Province of the World or of the United States of America.

PROAIBITIONIGTS HELO IN SUSPENSE   NO WORD RECEIVED FROM BRY AN UP TO AFTER NOON,   Woman Leads in Demonstration Which Results in Unanlmoue Choice Despite His Protest That  He Could Not Accent,

DRY DELEGATES : AWAIT MESSAGE FROM MR, BRYAR   Tendered Nomination for the Presidency, Which He Had Said He Would Not Accept.

mn WiLL TURN DOWN © NOMINATION   Prohibitionists A wai‘ Final Action of _ Their Choice.

WORD OF BRYAN 10 AWAITED BY ORY PARTY   Commoner Will Not Accep Nomination, Declares  Fred H. Moore

U. S:: OBSERVES FRENCH: ’  BASTILE DAY: FLAGS sy      ~GROPS ‘IN: wASHiigyol

BURNING SHOPS IN CORK LOOTED BY MASKED MEN   Eye witnesses of Conflagration . Graphically Relate How Flame. enveloped Buildings Were Plundered Saturday Nicht-  ORDERED TO CLEAR HOSTELRY

BURNING CITY.  ae Sa EVE WITNE   Masked Men Enter Shops and. Carr - Away Large Bags Filled With Plunder,

HNEST PORTION CE TTY MASS OF RUING   WITNESS DESCRIBES LOOTING SCENES DURING FIRE 3 AT CORK.   QUTBREAK NOT RENEWED   ) = Engineer Can Mako No Estimate of Number of Buildings  Destroyed.

LOOTING DU RING TUCO FIRE.   sy e- Witnesses Tell of Incidents While Confingration Raged.

ATHLETIC SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT   Psi oe Rd !  AMERICAN LEGION TO GIVE  ATHLETIC EVENT IN HIGH SCHOOL GYM

CAN FINANCIER DIES.         K. Vanderbilt was Alsc ‘von of French Turf end Yachting.

FINANCIER DIES IN PARIS HOME   WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT TO BE BURIED ON STATEN ISLAND

W.K. VANDERBILT DIES IN FRANGE   PROMINENT AMERICAN FINAN. CIER AND SPORTSMAN SUCCUMBS TO LONG ILLNESS.

Body Later Will be Brought t United States Where It Wil Be Buried in Family Plot o1 Staten Island—Sketch o His Career.

AMER IC  vAN FINANCIER DIES.   nk. Vanderbilt was Alsc ron of French Turf and Yachting,  taal.

W. K. VANDERBILT - DIES WHILE ABROAL   Well-Known American Financier Passes Away in Paris.   Head of Famous New York Family Proves Victim of Heart Disease.

VANDERBILT DIES IN PARIS THURSDAY      Father of the Duchess of Marlborough Passes Away.—Body to be Brought to America.

W. K, VANDERBILT DIES   Well-Known American Financier Passes Away in. Paris.   Head of Famous New York Family Proves Victim of Heart . Disease.

W. K, VANDERBILT DEAD AT PARIS   Funeral to Be Monday at American Church   Prominent as Railroad Executive Financler and Sport Patron

VANDERBILT IS DEAD   FAMOUS NEW YORKER VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE.   Well-Known American and Sportsman Passes Away in Paris—Family at Bedside.

BOLO SANTA CLAUS   RECORD CROWD IN TIPTON For CHE MAS DRAWING.       Seventy Citizens: Participsted in pis * wibution of $2,000 in Gald. .

GOLD SANTA CLAUS   TECORD CROWD IN TIPTON POR CHRISTMAS DRAWING.   seventy Citizens Participeted in Dis tribution of $2,000 in Gold.

NEW YORK-CALIF, C0 ~ IS NEARLY READY TOSPUD-IN   ‘Property in Santa Ana Canyon Has _ Everything About Complete Fo Active Drilling 

NEW YORK-CALIF. CO. IS NEARLY READY TO SPUD-IN   Property in Senta Ana Canyon Ha: Everything About Coinplete Fo: Active Drilling

Mexican Presidential Candidate Gives Solemn Promise to Abide , By Result of the July Election

GONZALES SAYS HE WILL ACCEPT VOTERS WISHES   Candidate for President o: Mexico Solemnly Promises to Abide by Elections

CHIDSEY RESIGNS AS BANKING COM   Effective August 1st, So He Can Become Vice-President of a Dallas Bank.

TEXAS WENT DEMOCRATIC BY 174,048   Polled 289,688 Votes Out o Total of 488,706 Ballots : Cast.   AMERICAN PARTY GOT 47,665

GERMANY IS NOT EXCITED   No Worry Over War Indemnity—Can* Pay It Anywey.

SAYS GERMANY NOT WORRIETL   Can't Pay War Indemnity Anyway ‘ So why Get Excited Over t the Amount.

NEWOBOY TIED 1) oTAKE fo: LEFT 10 Huan   Police Search for Five Sol diers Accused of Crime  Against. Small Boy

Newsboy Bound to Stake and Severely Burned by Five Juvenile Assailants

Newsboy, Bound to Stake by Older. Boys and Left to Burn, Rescued by a Woman

TIE SMALL BOY TO STAKE AND KINDLE BLAZE   Lancaster Police Are After Bad Youngsters For An Unusua! Crime.

Woman Saves Newsboy Whom Five Older Boys Had Bound to Stake Amid Blazing Kindling

 DULL oEsolOh   COUNCIL HAD NOTHING OF IN TEREST TO DISCUSS.   Coa] for the City and Money to Pa; for It Worrying City Dads.

COUNCIL ‘HAD: NOTHING OF IN. _ TEREST.TO DISCUSS.   Coal for the Cify snd Money to Pay ‘for It Worrying City Dads,

GDaT OF oUGAR PUSHEL CNN ANOTHER GEN   Continued Agitation and Ac tion of Preserve Men Quitting the Market Reported Causes for Reaction.   SLUMP NOTED IN COTTON   Drop Is Four Cents—Break in Contracts Spectacular. Federal and State Agents  Are Hounding the Profiteers.

PROFITEER QUIZ FOR DAVISON   Morgan Partner Called by New York  Drahe Cammittea

TRADE BLOCKADE IS LEAGUE'S BEST WEAPON, IS VIEW   That And Public Opin ion Will Halt Wars, Balfour Says.

Opening Sessions of Council ; at San Sebastian Deals with ‘Minor Problems .. such ‘as - Making Travel Easier :

SPED UP REGISTRATION   Last Day Saw Greater Activity on the Part of Voters

MEXICAN OFFICIALS DISCUSS SELECTION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE COMING ELECTION      Gonzales is Foremost Candidate: Revolutionary  Forces Close On Trail of Carranza But Report of Capture Discredited.   NISCOIMINT RIMONR

TISCUSS CANDIDATES   For Mexican Presidency at Weetines of Offcizic.

MEXICAN SENATE TRYING TO NAME A PRESIDEN]   CARRANZA WHEREABOUTS STILL AN UNCERTAINTY AT CAPITAL.   BUSINESS BEGINS TO RESUME NORMAL

TURKISH FLEET TC BE NO MORE   Rities Deci@® t!otion Shatt Have   No Navy \"hatever.   Supreme Councit to Permit Only a Few Revenue Cutters—Bectty Is Consulted.

TAKE TURK’S FLEET   Allies Decide Nation Shall Have No Navy Whatever.    Supreme Council to Permit Only a  Few Revenue Cutters—Beatty ts Consulted,

COUNCIL TRIMS TURK   DECIDES _NATION SHALL HAVE NGO NAVY WHATEVER.   Only a Few Revenue Cutters to Be Left to the Once Great Constantimople Government. .

GREATEST MOVEMENT WORLD EVER KNEW      BIGGEST DRIVE FOR CHURCH FUNDS EVER PUT ON.   More Than a Billion Dollars Will Be Asked to Carry Christianity to the Ends of the Earth.

WORLD 5 GREATEST DRIVE 1S PLANNED   $1,328,660,C66 Goal in Cam: pain to Carry Christian Message to All Nations.   TO START ON APRIL 21, 1920   Forty-two of Leading Protestant Churenes in Werld Movemen!t— Organiz on Vast Scale For Effort.

LOSES 45 MINUTES OVER ONE   House Has to Cail Roll for King to Read Teiegram Against Antisedition Legistation.

rUNERAL TODAY HOR EX-RESIDENT   Jenn Daughitt’s Funeral Will be Hel at Moscow—St. Paul Red Men in Charge

FUNERAL OF FORMER RESIDENT THURSDA\   JOHN DAUGHITT DIED AT HOMI IN OHIO—FORMER RESIDENT -OF ST, PAUL,

BALFOUR SAYS ~ YEAR 100 SHORT   In Whieh: to Judge of Workings _-<Of Versailles Patt: ~..   POINTS MUST BE. CONCEDED   To Facilitate Admission of Other Countries, Dr. Costa ‘of Portugal Points ‘Out

Despatch of Message for Way He Responded Proposed by Pres. Hymans of League   Reading of Wilson’s Acceplance Drew Hearty Applause Eyam Delegates”

NOT CONSIDER ~ AMENDMENTS   Provides For a Committee T : Study: ‘Changes Before © _7 Next Meeting.   PRESENT NOT OPPORTUNE   Peace Treaty Terms. involved : the View of British — LA. Leader.

DUVERANT TU  MAND UNTIL  NEXT SENIOR UF NATIONS   \Consideration of Changes Rejected With But One Dissenting Vote   THANKS PRES. WILSON FOR ARMENIAN STAND   Believe Experience Needed Before League Gets Running Well

LEAGUE MAY STAND WITHOUT CHANGES FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Balfour Explains to. Assembly Why Present Inopportune Time for Amendments. .   PLAN OFFICIAL THANKS OF LEAGUE TO WILSON   “Solemn Message of Gratitude” ls Proposed by President Hymans for Action.

WILL NOT CHANGE LEAGUECOVENANI   Decide to Defer Amendments i. Until Next Session, ; .;   ONE NEGATIVE VOTE CAST   Chair Held Question Being Qne of ‘Procedure ,Unadimity Was Not Es. sential,

COMMITTEE TOBE . NAMED TO STUDY. CHANGES IN PACT   Amendments Will be ‘Necessary in Near Future Says Balfour: . in Reporting Resolution   ONE YEAR’S TEST OF LEAGUE ROT ENOUGH CLAIMS BALFOUR   Amendment : Committee to Report to September Meeting -

COUNCIL VOTES TQ REJECT ALL AMENDMENTS   Balfour Forecasts A Possible Need Of Changes But Is  Opposed Now. ~

SIX SINN FEIN ACITATORS NABBED IN GLASGOW   COUNCIL REJECTS CONSIDERATIONS OF LEAGUE AMENDMENT:

COMMITTEE 1s PROVIDED. IN ~ RESOLUTION PASSED BY LEAGUE: ASSEMBLY.

10 MAKE NU DECISION Al Tha TIME   Resolution is Passed Rejecting the Consideration of Changes at Present Session of the Assembly   COVENANT IS NOT “SACRED,” IS VIEW   President of Switzerland Believes League of Nations Bound With Treaty Only in an “Exterior Union’

NT UNALTERET   Resolution Rejecting Consideration of Amendments at This Session of League of Nations Passed by Assembly Thursday Morning.   PROVIDES COMMITTEE TO STUDY CHANGES   But One Dissenting Vote — This Was Cast by Argentina Delegate and Causes Consternation — Chair Rules Question One of Procedure.

AMENDMENTS TO LEAGUE NOT TO BE FRAMED NOW   ARMENIA WANTS GENERAL WOOD MADE ACMINISTRATOR OF BIG RELIEF FUND.

TO AMEND THE LEAGUE   Committee Will Study Changes Betore Next Meeting. -

Will Not Consider  Amendments Nov   Tho Lenguo of Nations Assembly Declites (0 Consider Amendments ta Lengue Covenant at this Session.

AMENDMENTS POSTPONED BY THE ASSEMBLY   Covenant Changes to. Be Studied by Committee in Meantime, Is Decision at Genoa

WILL NOT ALTER THe COVENANT AY THIS TIME   Matter Decided Today at Ge. neva After Speech By Balfour.   CHANGES IN FUTURE ARE FORECAS   Proposed Amendments Wil Be Considered at September Meeting.

 HIE AlN Re RD ed eS  ic in rae aint ca IAL se  ial pie ~ ey ig ug HA Ne Lie cas ail é ¢  yea SIE            NEC DON MERIC { at SS tle : 2A i iy i AS ee

PROMINENT COTTON MAN TAKES OWN LIFE DURING SPELL AF DESPONTENG   ROBERT MADDOX OF SOUTHER) COTTON ASSOCIATION SENDS BULLET THROUGH BRAIN,

NEWYORK TRUNK DEATH MYSTERY SOFEPENING   Detroit Sleuth on Way tc Gotham With Description of Dead Woman

“TO B ERESUMED   Baseball Gambling to be Again Taken up by Grand Jury.

RAINBOW VETS IN RAP AT MR. GOR   ‘Soldiers Attack Senator’s Wai Record in Resolutions Adopted at Tulsa Meet.

In Scathing Terms Oklahoma Veterans of “Rainbow Division "Score Gore as “Un-American, Unpatriotic”  The Friend of Pro-German Slackers and Disloyalists

GOUNFENEES AGREE ON QUPHEME AUTHORITY 1D. GTN RATE MAKING   SENATE BILL PROVISIONS ARE PREFERRED TO THOSE OF THE HOUSE MEASURE   S:ate Bodies Not Overrulled Unless Their Rates Interfere With  Interstate Rates.

NEW POWER TO COMMIESSTION,   May Be Granted Supreme Aauthority  io Vix HRailrond Rates.

Conferees to Give Interstate Commerce Commission Power,   CONSIDER RAILROAD BILLS   Provide Fer Little Change in Existing Law, But More Def. initely Establishes Supreme Authority of Federal Body— Designed to Remove Doubts Raised in Several Cases.

New Rail Bill to Give I.C.C. Power Of Supervision On  Intrastate Rate:

NEW POWER FOR I. ¢. ¢.   Would ix Railrornd Rates Under Esch-tiumunins BIB.

TO FIX RAILROAD RATE   Senate ‘anad.House Conferees dn Pend of tion Reach Important Decision

NTEROTATE BODY 0 ALL POWERFUL   Yonferees Vest the Interstate Commission With Authority to Fix Rail Rates.

I. C. 6. 1S GIVEN AUTHORITY 10 FIX RAILROAD RATES   Intra State Commiss: ions Power Won’t Be Hampered.

10 GWE SUPREME AUTHORITY th RATE ARING 10 1.0.6   Agreement Reached by Senate and House Conferees Considering Railroad Bill.   MAY SUSPEND OR ANNUL STATE COMMISSION ORDERS   Power of Latter Badies, However, Weuld Not be Hampered Nor Encroached Upon in Making of Laterstate Kates Which Do Not Interfere Vith Interstate Commerce,

COMMERCE COMMISSION 10 GET SUPREME POWER   Federal Commission May Be Given  Authority Over State Bodies in Making Rates.

INTERSTATE BOARD MAY GET SUPREME RAIL RATES POWER   Senate and House Conferee: Considering Esch-Cummins Bills, Agree to Give Commission Authority.   DIRECT STATES, TOO   Would Not Encroach Upon Rights of Intrastate Bodies, But Would Not Tolerate Discrimination.

SUPREME POWER FOR LC. CIN FIXING RATES   AGREEMENT REACHED BY SENATE AND HOUSE CONFEREES 0N ' ~ESCH-CUMMINS BILLS.

BILL WOULD GIVE 6. C, BROAD RATE FIXING POWERS   CONTEREFS OF HOUSE AND SENATE REACH AGREEMENT.

DALLAS PHONE Jat PROTEST HIGHER AATEC   CITY PREV PARES TO TAKE APPEAT TO CORCLIT COURT: WANTS  WASTER IN CHANCERY,

DALLAS TO FIGHT TELEPHONE RATES   INCREASE OF 190 PER CENT WILL BE FOUGHT OVT IN THE HIGHER COURTS

DALLAS - WILL. APPEAL CASE   Telephone Company Today Mailing Out Bills For Higher Rates

BILLS MAILED AT NEW RATES   Many Householders Will Re fuse Payment and Sue if Phones Are Removed.   DALLAS PREPARING APPEAL.

HIGHHANOED MEASURE ADOPTED AT DALLAS BY TELEPHONE PEOPLE   DALLAS BRANCH OF CONVERSA  TION TRUSTE SEEKS TO COL - “LECT BIG RATE HIKE  WITH CASE PENDING

AVIATOR WHO REACHED FIVE MILE. ALTITUDE   Has Three High Records, Deplores He Didn’t Reach 40,000 Feet   Much Improved Today Although Hix Eyeballs and Lids Were Frozen   His Physicians Say He Will Be Norma] ina Week.

ALTITUDE FL FELL DISTANGE GF FIVE NILES   ‘Deplores the Faet That He Fail ' ed to Reach Set Goal of 40,060 Feet.

eee FAMOUS ENGLISH RACING   YACHT NARROWLY ESCAPED  DESTRUCTION FROM FIR!

~MIETION 1.055 IN FIRE  At The Robert Jacobs Ship Yards  SHAMROOCK IV.  And The Vanitie Were Threatened With Destruction

LIPTON’S YACHT AND VANITE IN -$1,000.000 FIRE   Cup’ Racers, Escape Desiruc ’ tion When Wind Shifts Chintvard Rlaze.

Yacht Challenger Threatened by Fire in Jacobs Shipyards; Damage Done Totals Millions

$1,000,000   Only Shifting Wind Saved Challenger and Cup De fender From Destruction’   Explosions of Gasoline Tanks and Snow and Ice Imperied N. Y. Fire Fighters

BAY STATE FAVORS BEEF   Attirmative Polls 242,310 Against 232, 270 for Negative in Massachusetts.

The Republican Nominee Locks Self In to Prepare Address   Will Confer with Party Leaders Friday to Outline Offensive

SEN, HARDING WORKING ON FIRST. RAFT OF SPEECH   Reupbiican Nominee Has Been Putting in Eight and Ten Hours a Day at His Desk.

HARDING ATTACKS ACCEPTANCE TALK   Republican Nominee Seeks to Complete Draft of Speech; Locks Self in Office to Prepare to Define Is. ‘sues of 1920 Campaign.

LIBERAL PARTY LEADERS READY FOR CONVENTION   PROGRESSIVE ELEMENTS TO GO INTO RACE AGAINST DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS

HARDING WORKS OVER DRAFT OF FIRST ADDRESS   BARS HIMSELF: TO VISITORS _ WHILE FINISHING "SPEECH OF ACCEPFANCE..

HARDING AT WORK ON HIS ACCEPTANCE   Behind Closed Doors He Is Drafting July 22 Speech.

HARDING AT WORK ON OPENING SPEECH   [By Raymoud Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent. }

PARTY LEADERS  PREPARE PLANS   ‘Senator Harding Drafts Ac + geptance Speech and Will Meet Managers Friday.   COX CONFERENCE SOON

HARDING LABORS   6. 0. P. Nominee at Work on : His Acceptance Speech  RP., DBD fF PL

HARDING WORKS ON HIS SPEECH   Has Virtaally Locked Himself In Hi: - Office ‘in Marion, Ohio, Will ‘Define Paramount Issues

Harding at Work on’* 7” Acceptance Speech   Locked Himself fy Office te Prepar Phrases in Which Re Will Define Cawpaign.

YOUNG BANK TELLER PROVES ROBBER, NOT VICTIM OF TIMELOCK   YAULTS OF ILLINOIS INSTITY. TION WRECKED TQ RESCUE

POLICE AND BANK CHIEFS ‘ge - SEEK TELLER   Sixty Thousand Dollars is Re. covered, But Desire to Vent Feelings on Miss ing” Youth

DFFICERS SEND “FOR YEBGS 12 PAY care   Thought tind  of Ouawa Bank          aM AN DREOPS £60,600 i JIN MANNING      Special Frain Sent from Chieaga— aurase Men {Sera fale Vault Door,

BANK IS SEEKING ~ YOUTHFUL TELLER   i Believed To Have Tried Te Get Ascuy With $60,000—Monvy Is  : Hocoverco.

POLICE AND BANK MEN ARE PEEVEL   Youthful Teller Fails to Ge Away With Loot But Makes Much Trouble,

OCCA BANKER UR LOOTING OWA BANK   Paying Teller of Ottowa, Illinois, National Bank Is Missing.

Sixty Thousand Dollars Scattered by Teller As He Was Meking His Get away, Recovered.

KOREANS IN FATAL CLASHES   Many, Persons Killed in Gattles: With ~ Japanese Police, According to Press Dispatches,

eee ae  LET MORE REDS ou L ON BAIT,  The 2555 Released _ ¥. rom Ellis Isiand Kenoet ¢a Cine fant.

DRAGNET. RETAINS FEW   Only 28 Out. of-600 Batremists Rounded Up are Held for Denortstian

Internal Revenue Collector Receives Anonymous Message Fixing Time for Another Explosion

THREAT T0 BOMB CUSTOMS HOUSE   Collector of Port of New York Warned of New Outrage Scheduled for Today. 4%   GUARD ROCKEFELLER ESTATE   Twelve Extra Watchmen Patrol Oi! Magnate’s Grounds at Tarrytown, N. Y.—Boys Report Seeing  ~  Suspicious-Looking Men.

ANOTHER BLAST DUE TOMORROW _ SAYS WARNING   POSTCARD PREDICTS TL OW. UP OF NEW YORK CUS. TOM HOUSE TOMORROW NO EVIDENCE OF PLore

CARD GIVES WARNING OF 2ND PLOT   WriterSaysCustom House Will be Dynamited at 2 p. m. Tomorrow—Jury Begins Probe of Wall Street Blast.

WARNING HAS BEEN RECEIVED   Post Card States That Customs House Will Be Blown Up

“CRANK” WARNS OF ANOTHER BOMB. FISCHER INN,  BE OF ene pune ee   Tennis Star From Ontario Is Jocuiar on Arrival in Atotrannlic.

Grand Jury Opens Probe Into New York Explosior   RUSSIAN HELD  oe of 34 Dead is “Adentified by Mother as Chauffeur, 2} Years Old.

EXPLOSION PLOT   Customs House is Declared to be Obect of [ntrigue in New York.   GRAND JURY CONVENES

MAN WHO WARNED HIS FRIENDS TO S T7A Y OUT OF WALL STREET   ‘Says These Powers . Gave _ Him the Tip on Explosion * Another Crank Sounds  Warning to Official Today

SRAND JURY PROBING NEW YORK EXPLOSION STARTS WORK TODAY   Ed Fischer, Who Warned Friends of Outrage, Arrives in New York.

EDWIN FISCHER, BOMB SUSPECT, KIS NEWS MEN   Tennis Star Arrested in Cap ada Reached New York  This Morning.   Sarees aT FY ee SS - aw ee eee  WALL ST. EXPLOSION   Mother Identifies Body o Last Explosion Victim Today.

WARN CUSTOMS HOUSE WILL BE BLOWN TUESDAY   Posteard Turned Over to Authorities After Being Received by Collector   THINK ITIS AHOAX   Fischer, Former Tennis Star, Who Predicted Wall Street Explosion Arrives

WARN PLOT BLOW UP CUSTOMS HOUSE   Mysterious Post Card Received by Edwards Declares Attempt Will Be Made Tomorrow; Collector States no Evidence.

POaT CARD WARN CUSTOM nOUaE BLOWN UP NEXT   Place Now Under Heavy Guard Police Look Upon Missive As Hoax

CUSTOMS HOUSEIS “NEW TARGET”   Will Be Blown up Tomorrow, Says Card to Collector   FISCHER RETURNED TO N., Y.   “More Will Happen,’ He Tells the Gotham Police

MANY NEW CLUES. 70 WILL STREETDISASTE i ANINCED TOOL FAN MANY SOURCE      Postcard Received at Custom Office Warning of Trouble. —Man in Canada‘and Soldier in California Are Being Prcobed.—Others Involved.:

Postcard Warning to R nue Collector. ‘turne :        GRAND JURY STARTS: PROBE OF EXPLOSION

POST CARD WARNING SENT 10 OFFICIAL INNEW YORK  GT   He Is Told That Building Is To Be Blown U Tomorrow At Two in Afternoon   ‘Meanwhile Police Search for Owner of Horse and Cart That Carried Explosives

FEDERAL AGENT BETO WARNING IN WAIL TODAY   Attempt to be Made to Blow up U. S. Customs House Says Postcard Signed by “Citizen”   FISCHER IS BROUGHT TO NEW YORK AS A WITNESS   ‘Man Who Warned Friends of Disaster Has Premonition of Second Explosion

WARNED OF PLOT TOBLOWUP THE CUSTOM HOUSE   INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR AT NEW YORK RECEIVES POSTCARD.

POSTCARD TELLS QF ATTEMPT UN GST ANS HOLST    Thousth Believed to Be Fake, Guard fs Thrown Around N. Y. Building   ! PRISONER FROM CANADA TALKS OF UNSEEN POWERS   ‘Swarms of Reporters and “Movie” Men Laugh at His Queer Actions

ANOTHER EXPLOSION   Federal Authorities Get s Post Card Warning.   TO BLOW UP CUSTOMS HOUSE   Edwin P. Fisher, Who Warned > Friends of Wall Street Catastrophe,.Is Taken to New York.

ALEXANDER BRAILOVSKY, RUSSIAN, IS BEING HELD   ederal Agents Checking Explosive Stores, Find Distinct Shortage in One Magazine; May be Clue.

POSTCARD WARNING TO CUSTOMS HOUSE   is SLATED FOR SECOND EX. PLOSION, SAYS MESSAGE RECEIVED   Officials of New York Custom: House Believe the Warning Is a Hoax   E. P. Fischer, Who Warned of Vall Street Disaster, Says li Was Telepathy

THREAT TO BLOW UP CUSTOMS HOUSE IS LIKELY HOAX   ANOTHER N. Y. EXPLOSION SCHEDULED, SAYS COMMUNICATION.   Arrived from Hamilton, Ontario, This Morning—Dynamite Used on  Building in Mont-

Tennis Expert “Still Seeing Things” and Making New Predictions.   DEPENDS ON UNSEEN - POWERS FOR HIS TIPS

Which Will Blow Up the Customhouse In New  York Come by Mail   FISHER REGARDED AS AN INSANE MAN

WARNING OF BLOWING UP OF CUSTOM HOUSE   Two P. M. Tuesday Is the Hour. Officials Say Hoax. Fischer Predicts That ““More Will Hap nen In Future.

AUTHORITIES SEEK FROM WITWESSES CLUE TO ROMBERS   Telepathic Agency of Warning  Is: Investigated -by. New   York Grand Jury.   EXPLOSIVES SHORTAGE. UNCOVERED BY POLICE   ‘Check of Known Stores in City:  Shows Magazine Short of =.  Explosives Listed: :

LAST EDITION  a ee ee ee ee ee   FISCHER IS BROUGHT 10 NEW YORK FOR QUIZZINC   Arrives This Morning from Can ada in Custody of New Yorlt and Hamilton Detectives.   LAST BODY 18 IDENTIFIED   Long-Unrecognized Victim of Explosion Turns Out to Have Been Young Chanffeur.

CUSTOMS HOUSE NEX1   WARNING COMES THAT 17 WILL BE BLOWN AT 2 O'CLOCK.   The Nute is Belleved to he a Hoax  .But a Heats Guard Sarroands Bullding Just the Same,

a a a  POST CARD WARNS OF EXPLOSION TO DESTROY U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE   “A Citizen” Sendc Communication to New York Collector of Internal Revenue—Fischer, Who Sent Wall Street Warning, Says Unseen Powers Tell Him “More Will Happen” —Brailovsky, Russian Journalist, Released from Custody

CUSTOM HOUSE ~ NEW BOMB ~ PLOT WARNING   FISCHER ‘CALLED’ “CRAZY"  1iy “DISTRICT ATTORNEY AFTER HIS’ EXAMINATION.

GRAND JURY IS INVESTIGATING BIG EXPLOSION   Fischer Among Witnesses to Appear Before New York Body.

CUSTOMS HOUSE 10 BE NEXT POST CARD 10 COLLECTOR SAYS   Believe Latest Warning of Outrage @o Be Hoax or Work of Some Irresponsible Crank.   2 P. M. TUESDAY IS TIME   Fischer Returns to New York and Asserts More Explosions Will Happen in the Future.

FURTHER TREATS BY BOMB PLOTTERS   WARNING GIVEN ATTEMP' BE MADE TO BLOW UP CUSTOMS HOUSE.   SAAND JURY IN SESSION   Announced Edward Fischer No’ Be Called Before Inqtisitorial Body-——-Fischer Now In New York.

New Warning Hoax, Is Belief; Fischer -.Reaches New York   Suspect Makes No Statement-----Queer Ac tions indicate Eccentricities----Only Vie tim Hitherto Unidentified Is Recognize This Morning by Mother

New Attempt to Blow Up Customs House Tuesday.  POSTCARD WARNING   Internal Rerenne Collector Receives Postcard Advising Him New Ontraze Wil] Be Attempted.

TO BE BLOWN UP NEXT, MAILE) WARNING SAYS   Time Is Set for Tomorrow in Postal Card Received by Collector Edwards—Building is Under Guard.   ‘FISCHER, ARRESTED IN CANADA, ADDS THAT “MORE WILL FOLLOW”

CUSTOMS HOUS!   Warning of Another Bomb Qutrage For Tuesday Not Taken Seriously.   LAST VICTIM 3S IDENTIFIED   Grand Jury Starts Hearing On Wall Street Disaster— Fischer In City.

POSTCARD WARNING SIGNED “A CITIZEN.   Shortly Before Caution Received Edwin Fischer Who Predicted First Explosion Declares “More Will Happen in Future.”

NEW WARNING OF — BOMBS RECEIVED   Note Tells of Plan to Blow Up New York Custom House. ‘   REGARDED AS A_ JOKE   Brailovsky, Russian Journalist, Released. Fischer Examined. Says Warning Was Premonition,

EDWARDS RECEIVES MESSAGE   Try Will Be Made at 2 P. M. Tuesday; Regards Threat  as Hoax.   “MORE WILL HAPPEN IN FUTURE”—FISCHER   Russian Journalist is Released; Fischer's Actions Strange.

WARNING OF NEW. BLAST IS RECEIVED   Postcard Declares Custom  House Will be Bombed: * Tomorrow   MAY. BE’ HOAX, CLAIM   Fischer Declares That: “Vore _. ¢Trouble Will Happen in \. Wature”

CUSTOMS HOUSE T0 BE BLOWN UP TUESDAY, WARNING   Postcard Telling of Plot Received Few Minutes After ‘Psychic’ Prisoner Forecasts New Hor ror

WARNG OF REDD NEW BOMB PLOT   Post Card Asserts New York Customs House Is Marked.   JOHN D. ESTATE IS GUARDED   Extra Watchmen Patrol the Oil Mag. nate’s Grounds at Tarrytown— Boys Report Seeing SuspiciousAppearing Men in Vicinity.

Attempt to be Made to Blow up D. 8. Customs House Says '  Poesteard Signed by. “Cstigen’      FISCHER IS BROUGHT 78 NEW YORK AS A WITNESS   Man Who Warned Friends 9 Disaster Has Premonition of Second Explosion

ANOTH ii      Authorities Advised of Plot to Blo: Up New York Custom House ; at 2 P.M, Tuesday   BIG BILL EDWARDS IS TIPPED OFF ANOMYMOUSL

GOVERNOR SMITH LOSES TO G. 0. P. OPPONENT IN RACE FOR RE-ELECTION

WWOGE MILLER ELECTED GOV. OF NEW YORK: BY PLURALITY OVER 70,008   Unprecedented - Republican Vote  Tn Empire State Assures Success  Te Entire: Ticket.

GOVERNOR SMITH LOSES TO MILLER IN NEW YORK   NOTWITHSTANDING HE RUNS ABOUT ONE. MILLION VOTES AHEAD OF COX—WADSWORTH HAS HANDSOME PLURALITY.

SO0VERNOR SMITH BEATEN   Election of Nathan Miller As sures Republicans of Clean Sweep in State.

Nith Only 187 Districts Miss ing, All Up State an Strongly Republican, Deted of Smith Was Positively Seen Early Last Night. _

RARDING TOTAL OVER WHEL EINE   Plarality Over Cox in New York Sisie Is 1,051,156; May Reach 1,290,600   Assembly Now Is Republican ‘‘Top Heavy’’—Smith Carries Every City Borough

HOME RULE BILL TO BE FORCED IN  BRITISH COMMONS   Bonar Law Declares That Policy of Murder Will Be Put Down; No Receding from from MacSwiney Plan  WILD SCENES MARK SESSION

A EE EE ——  DEMONSTRATIONS USHER IN SESSION OF PARLIAMENT   “Hands Off Ireland” Reads Banner Carried In Parade.   GREAT CROWDS BLOCK STREETS   Uncmployed Break Up A Meeting Of The London County Council.

MADOO  10 BE NOMINATED ON SUT BALLOT  Says Committeeman Love, and He Won’t Refuse.

MADD TO BE NOMINATED ON SIXT BALLOT  Says Committeeman Love, and H WDan't Rafuea

TEN MILLION FOR NAVY MEN   House Pactes Gill Granting Pay for Increases to Petty Officers and Entisted Men. ,

TWO FAST GAMES 0 CARD FOR SATURDA)   Sandusky and Burney High Team and Hope and “Y” Team to Be Contestants in Games at the y. &@ tC. A.

[WO FAST GAMES ON CARD FOR SATURDAY   Sandusky and Burney High Teams and Hope and “Y” Team to Be Contestants in Games at the 7: i

FORMAL   RECOGNITION OF DEFAGTO MEXI CAN GOVERNMENT   By the United States Merely a Matter of Days.

RECOGNITION (a EXPECTED SOON   United States is Expected to Recognize Defacto Goyernment of Mexico.   ATTITUDE OF VILLA IS STUMBLING BLOCK   Flight of Carranza From Mexico City Was Greeted With Sighs of Belief.

OBREGON MUST a ABILITY D KEEP Q      Formal Recognition of Reyolutionary Government is  Believed Near   STATE DEPT. WORRIED   Reported Seizure of Two Americans By Villa For Ransom Discredited

Ghost of Vj la Rises Up to ©  Distarbs @ Peace of Mind. Of United States Officials   Recognition of De Facte: Government: of Mexico Depends Largely On Attitude-ai the. Incertigible

VILLA ONLY FACTOR DELAYING RECOGNITION OF DEFACTO MEXICAN GOVERNMENT BY U. 8.

HONORS FOR HARDING.      Texas Typothetas Makes G. 0, P Nominee Honorary Member,

NOT PLEASED WITH JOHN.   Prince of Tiny Principality Chargec with Decertine Hic Peonle.

SORE AT THEIN RULER.   Mechtenstein Wants to Be Annexed to Switzerhand,

NOT PLEASED WITH JOHN.   a A EE Re ee RE  Prince of Tiny Principality Charged with Desertine His People.

HAS RESIGNED.   Daniel C, Roper, Commissioner of In ternal Revenue, to Quit Plaee.

INTERNAL REVENUE HEAD QUITS   Dan C. Roper Tenders Resig nation to Wilson, Duties Were Too Strenuous.

ed’ Duties of Collecting. Taxes and ‘Enfore Prohibition Law Too Strenuous for Him Bureau Will Not Recognize N, J. ‘Law’:  * Permitting 3.50: Per Cent Beer:

COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE   Tendered His Resignation to the President   Found Duties of Collecting Taxes ant  Enforcing Prohibition Law Too  Strannnana   Live Contest Expected Between Wete and Dryas Over His Successor.

COMMISSIONER ROPER 10 QUIT HIS STRENUOUS TAX CATHFRING      Internal Revenue Head Finds Task of Enforcing Dry Law Too Trying   CRAVES PRIVATE LIFE      Choice of Successor Will Precipitate a Lively Contest For Place

OPER (9 SORE ON PROHI” JOE   Commissioner of internal Rev. enue Finds Increasing Duties are too Strenuous.   HE HAS TENDERED HIS RESIGNATION   Desires to Quit April i, But May Stick It Out Un: 33) June 1.

BLOOMINGTON TO HAVE WEW EOURT HOUSE G10C!   Present Time Piece Has Never Rur Since Day After Agent Instalied It

PRESIDENT APPEALS FOR NEAR EAST SUCCO   Immediate Relief Needed to Rescus Alles * ey §,.uction ; s Fe!

CLAIM PHYSICIAN SHOT AND KILLED FORMER FIANCEE   Leuisville Doctor, Charged With Mu:der of Girl, Is Released On Bail.   CIRL WAS TO WED TODAY   Witnesses Testify They Saw Doc tc: Leave Office About the Time of Shooting. ¢

DR. SCHOTT IS OUT UNDER $8,000 BOND   Louisville’ Physician, Charged With Murder Miss Griffith, Enjoys Freedom — Grand Jurv Will Investigate Jan. 9.

HURAH OTUFF FIGURED WHEN ——«LOTo Navel   ES’ MMA WERE GH 7   NORODY REALLY HAD AN IDEA OF RAISING TOTAL SUMS.

HAYS REPLIES TO CHARGES BY COA   QUOTAS HAD LITTLE MEANING IN REALITY, G. 0. P. CHIEF REITERATES

HAYS ADMITS QUOTA CHANCEL   Declares the Goal to Drive for Fixed by Republican National Treasurer’s Office.

SEEM T0 BE SEVERAL KINDS OF QUOTAS   GOVERNOR COX WANTS TO YWOW WHAT HAYS’ “TENTATIVE” BRANDS AKt   SAYS CHARGES PROVED   aaa Leader Contends Eight  Million Levy on 61 Cities howe Plan

COX REPLIES TO. CHAIRMAN HAYS   He Stands Pat on His Charge and Puts Out Some More Testimony,

Utterance Has Same Reckless Trresponsibility OF $15,000,000 Campaign Fund Charge, Chair“man States.      ‘FIXED TENTATIVE. QUOTAS

COX REPLIES 10 HANS STATEMENT   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE RELL. ERATES STATEMENT OFREPUBLICAN ‘QUOTA.’

CHARMAN HAYS REPLIES 10 COX   Is Willing to Let Public Judge As to Facts   's Met by Quotation from Writ. ten Statement to Senate Campaign = Investigating Committee Concerning Quotas—Further Comment on Reliabilitv Unnecessarv..

HAYSIN STATEMENT ONPERIURY CHARGE   Assumes Air of tnjured Innocence In Discussing Accusation by Gov. Cox

HURRAN STUFE FIGURED WEN —— UaTa fool   ESTIMATES WERE HIGH. _.   NOBODY REALLY HAD Al IDEA OF RAISING TOTAL SUMS.

IG. O. P. Campaign Quotas Only Tentative, Hays Replies to Cox Charge of Falsehood

HAYS GOMES BACK WITH REPLY 10 GOV. COX   Republican Chairman Answers Democratic Candidate ir Statement of Facts

HARDING TO SPEAK IN .  TWO CITIES ANY WAY      REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WILL MAKE ADDRESS IN BALTIMORE AND WHEELING

ATATERNITY FILM AT PARAMOUNT      Produced Under Supervision of Medical Authorities and Brought ; Here by Tribunc,

Times-Journal  Secures Famous Scientific  Film  “BIRTH”?   To Be Exhibited at the Majestic Theatre Starting Thursday.

CONVOCATION FOR FRESHMEN MONDA'         CHANCELLOR LENDLEY WILL WELCOME NEW  STUDENTS TO K      Dean Brandt, Dr. Corhin and Cheerlender Will Instruct the Newcomors

Dean Brandt, Dr. Corbin § and Cheerleader Will Instruct the Newcomers

TO SEIZE DUKE’S IDLE LANDS   Spanish Peasants Say Luna’s Ances tors Stole 25,000 Acres of a Fertile Soil,

TO SEIZE DUKE'S IDOLE LANDS      Spanish Peasants Say Luna's Ancestors Stele 28,000 Acree of Fertile Soil,

POLAND GAINS — POWER BY TERMS NE PEACE TREATY   Will Rank With Italy, Portugal or Switzerland.   PEACE IN EUROPE SEEMS CERTAIN   All Warring Powers Getting Together And Conflicts Will Soon End.

POLAND WILL EMERGE AS A RANKING POWER   Signing of Armistic with Russia and Peace Negotiations with Russia and Lithuania, Will Bring Great Results.   DEVELOPMENTS

WILL BE AN RANKING POWERS  Nf ike ticues Cople pats   Of the Nations of the Nd Worl

POLAND WILL ASSUME PLACE AMONG NATIONS   Nation Will Emerge From Peace Negotiations With Russia As Ranking Power Comparably With Italy, Portugal, or Switzerland.  9 7 i. a

JOHN WANAMAKER HONORED   Philadetphian Elected President of Wortd’s Sunday Schoo! Association at Tekyo Convention,

MR. WENTZ DENIES HE EVER ADMITTED ANY WRONCOOING   Says Committee on Reconstruction Has Given Public Unfair Impression.   ABUSES ERADICATED BY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION   Effort in Last Six Months to Obtain Increased Production Has Been Insistently in Direction of Bringing About Lower Prices for Coal.

Wrong Impression Given By Senate Committee, Colonel! Wentz Declares.   SAYS ACTS AVERTED SERIOUS SHORTAGE   Denies He Ever Admitted Wrong Doing as Senate. Committee Asserts.

Abuses in —_ in      CHARGES FALSE!      It Is Not True That Extortion Is Now Practiced.

INSURGENT STRIKE. A FINISH FIGHT   WITH BOTH SIDES FIRM THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN OWNERS AND STRIKERS NO BETTER TODAY,

— sl  STRIKE RO AND RAILWAY MEN A] DEADLOGK   Insurgents Won't End Strike Till Demands are Met and Rail Officials Determined  to Ignore Outlaws   eHigF OF FIREMEN WARNS AGAINST DELAY   Tells Railway Board Labor is “Fed Up” on Promises and Will Brook no Delay

Insurgents Are Determined to Stay Out Until Their Demands Are Granted.

Pace Wat Waacnra.   a EN ene  COAL GRAND JURY IS TAKING A RECESS

FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.   People Were on Way from Williamsport to Blossburg to Attend Betehte AL CMalesenibucce Maabking.

WELL-DEFINED EFFORT TO POPULATE ALL OF PALESTINE -WITH CLASS SELF-SUPPORTING JEWS   AMERICAN PEOPLES OF JEWISH “DESCENT WILL BE CALLED UPON TO CARRY THIS TASK ‘ SUCCESSFULLY. THROUGH

JEWS GATHER 10 WORK OUT PLANS   WITH RESPECT TO POPULATING PALESTINE,   350 GELEGATES IN MEETING   At the 23rd Annual Convention of  Zioniat Organization of America— European Jewry Almost Comalately iImnoveriched by War.

ORGANIZATION OF ZIONIST TO HAVE BIG TASK   Must Populate Palestine With Preadominating Body of Supporting Jews.

AMERICAN RELIEF WORKERS IN PERI!   TURKE AND ARMENIANS FIGHTING AROUND AMERICAN MISSION BUILDING:

RELIET WORKERS ARE IN DANGER   AMERICANS IN AINTAB, TURKEY, REGION ASSISTING THE ARMENIANS.

FIGHTING ENDANGERS LIVES OF AMERICAN WORKERS AT AINTAE   Heavy Fighting Reported Be tween Turkish and Armenians in Nothern Syria   ELEVEN U. $, WORKERS ; LOCATED AT AINTAT   Relief Forces Reported to be on the Was

News Arouses Uneasiness Regarding Position of American Relief  at Aintab. . ;

TURK ARMENIAN NORTHERN oYRlA FIGHTING SEVER   U. S. Mission Buildings Held Causing Uneasiness as to 13 American Workers.   CEDAR RAPIDS WOMAN AMONG FORCE AT AINTAB   Situation Grave, but Relief or Way, Word N. Y. Office Has from Constantinople.

MERIGANS IN GRAVE PERI   Turks and Armenians En . gaged in Heavy Fighting in North Syria.

‘COLBY PLANS TO SAIL _ FROM NORFOLK SATURDAY   Will Visit Brazil, Argentine and Uruguay—Others in the Party.

Wayne Trust Co.  Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000  CAMBRIDGE OITY, INDIANA

Toilet Goods   Wayne Trust Co. Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000  MABTReDTIILe Ty Tern A a A

Services the Indiana Federation o Farmers’ Association are Render too Dwaliann ‘Wisi

THE FARMERS’ FEDERATION   NEWS LETTER ISSUED BY A. E. MORRISON   Tells What Federation Is Doing In Behalf of the Farmers Interests.

SERVICES THE INDIANA FEDERA TION OF FARMERS ASSOCIATIONS ARE RENDERING INDIANA FARMERS

SERVICE PERFORMED BY THE FEDERATION   OF FARMERS’ ASSOCIATIONS IS REAL SERVICE.      No Longer Any Doubt as to Benefit To be Derived From Membership in Federation.

GOLDEN WEDDING PLAN CLUB WORK AHAPPY EVENT. ONLARGE SCALE   WR. AND MBS, WARREN SNYDER. MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY NEAR SHELBYVILLE.      AMERICAN POLAND CHINA ASSO. CIATION VOTES GIFT OF %0 FOR WORK HERE      BOTH WERE BORN HERE{APPROPRIATION IS DOUBLED.

GOLDEN WEDDING A HAPPY EVEN)   MB. AND MRS. WARREN SNYDE! MARRIED FIFTY YRABS AQO TODAY NEAR SHELBYVILLE.   BOTH WERE BORN HERE

CLEARS UP EXEMPTION   Treasury Department Gives Explanation of Tax Problem.   Total Possible Exemptions From Fed. eral Income Surtaxes and Profits Taxes ts $160,000.

GREAT. REPTILE CAUSES WRECK   LINTON CITIZENS OF INTEGRITY AND REPUTE SAW SNAKE NEAR BUSS’'RO   KNOCKED f° ss MITCH

MEXICAN DIGNITY SEEKS INVITATION TOJOIN LEAGUE   General Obregon Says Mexico Willing to Become Member If Invitation Extended :   ‘OIL LAWS UP TO CONGRESS:   New President Gives an Interview ‘Outlining Plans of His Administration °

DBREGON SHOWS MEXICO'S STAND   Will Not Ask Admission to   OIL ISSUES DISCUSSED

PLANES AND TRAINS RUSH TO BEAT SEATE   Serum To Combat Poison From Olives Rushed To New York; Sm Are Dead.

DEATH WINS IN GRIM CONTEST   Airplane Disaster Pre. vents Delivery of Possible Cure

TWO MORE SEATS FROM G42 GLE   SERUM BEENG RUStbED iY AIRPLANE FAUS TO ARRIVE IN TIME

Death Wins Race Against Airplane And Express Train   Twe More Members of Pall Delbene Family Poisoned From. Eatirg Olives Die In New York

DEATH WINS IN RACH WITH AIR MAIL MACHINE Serum to Save Life of “Olive” Victims Is Too Late.

DOUBLE WiGTORY IS WON BY DEATH   =xpress Train and Government Airplane Fail to Get Serum to New York in Time to Save Two Lives.

Thr MAs« sfanem SECTION,  THE CUM see TION,   Two More Fatalities in New York amily, Poisoned From Eating of liipe Olives,

Antitoxin, Rushed by Plane and Train, Fails  ToArrive;2 AreDead   Plane, Disabled, Is Forced to Land, and Train, Delayed by Storms, Reaches New York Too Late to Save Lives.

Death Wins Twin Victory in Grim Race With Train  and Government Airplane

DEATH WING IN ANGE WITH SERUN   Cala One Living, of Seven _ Poisoned. .

FAMILY OF SEVEN ARE VICTIMS OF POISON OLIVES   Special Serum Arrives too Late to be of Any Benefit to Sufferers.

DEATH WIND RAGE WITH AIRPLANE AND FAST TRAIN   Two More Members of Delbene Family Die From Eating Decayed Olives Before Special Serum Reaches Them.

DEATH WINS IA RAGE WITH PLANE   Special Serum Arrives To Late to Save Poisoned Olive Victims.

DEATH WINS GRIM VICTORY OVE RTRAIN AND AIRPLANI   Racing With Special Seruot They Fail to Arrive in Time tc Save Two Members of Faneily From Death.

WHOLE STATE I WHIP OF REAL WINTER WEATHER   A Temperature of 18 to 2: Degrees Is Predieted For Tomorrow.

REAL WINTER IS MAKING A FORMAL CALL ON OKLAHOMA   With Low Gas Pressure Capital City Shivers as _ , Blizzard Sweeps Over  . Entire State —   BUT THEN IT’S TEN _ BELOW IN WYOMING   ALL POINTS REPORT FREEZING TEMPERATURE WHILE: BITING BLASTS NIP NOSES AND TOES

EBERT GOVERNMENT RESUMES ITS SEAT AT GERMAN CAPITAI   Prediction is Made in Washing _ ton That It Will be Strong er Than Before.

TOMLAWSON  _AND OTHER ~ “BROKERS         EXPLOITING — ‘81 LVER STOCKS: “UNDER: AR- REST AT BOSTON.   Charged With Violating the » State Law ‘Regarding the ~Filin gof Information Re-garding Stock Issues: ~

THOS. W. LAWSON IS HELD FOR MINE STOCK DEALS   Warrant in Boston Charges Four Violations of Law in Silver Share Promotions.

STUCK BROKERS IN BUSTON CAUGHT IN POLICE DRAGNET   Exploiters of Silver Mines Fail ta Comply With State  T awe   T. W. LAWSON IS ARRESTED   Thomas W. Lawzon Has Attracted National Attention As Stock Broker.

ARREST THOMAS W. LAWSON   Famous Boston, Stock Broker Surren. ders Self at the Police Headquartere—Warran !ssued.

TOM LAWSON IS ARRESTED; FAILS - JOOBSERVE LAW   Massachussetts Attorney General Charges Viola_ tions on 4 Counts.   SILVER MINE STOGK TUMBLES AFTER LAWSON SURRENDERS   Small Investors Sacrifice Liberty Bonds Is Complaint Made in Boston.

le  Traaainr FRENZIED FINANGE”  THOMAS W LARSON 1S NIPPED BY POLICE   Caught In Crusade Against Promoters and Brokers. Exploiting Silver Stocks.

THOMAS W. LAWSON PLACED UNDER ARRES'   Van Riper anc Three Other Silver Operators and Brokers Charged With Violating Law.

TOM LAWSON HELD FOR GAMBLING IN SILVER STOCKS   Boston Speculator Ar rested For Violating Massachusetts Law.

THOS. W. LAWSON IS UNDER ARREST AS A PROMOTOR   STANDS CHARGED WITH VIOLATING MASSACHUSETTS LAW.   DESIRED INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN GIVEN   L. C. Van Riper, of New York, Private Secretary to Lawson, Is Also Made Defendant. in  cg a: Serene

STOCK SALE IS - ILLEGAL, CHARGE   THOMAS W. LAWSON AND L.C VAN RIPER ARRESTED AT BOSTON.

THOMAS W. LAWSON - ARRESTED. TOOK   Crusade Against’ the Explotation of Stocks : in. : Massachusetts Is the Cause of. the  Detention of Famous Broker.-—Sturrendered Himself

THOMAS W. LAWSON IS ~— ARRESTED IN BOSTON   Surrenders to Police After Hear ing of Warrant Charging Stock Violations.   ‘HOUR OTHERS ARRESTEL   Shares Sold So Cheaply Holder: of Small Liberty Bonds Were Attracted.

ARRESTED BY BOSTON POLIC   WELL NNOWN FINANGIER. IN NE OF AUTHORITIES: CRUSADING? AGAINST. STOCK. SALES

TOM LAWSON  AMONG THE BOSTON. BROKERS ARRESTED         everal Arraigned and Give Bonds

TOM LAWSON ARRESTED ON STOCK DEALS   Advertising on Silver Securities is Held to be Law Violation   CAUGHT MANY PEOPLE   Action is Started by the Attorney General of Massachusetis.

TUM LAWSON ARRESTED FOR STOCK GAMBLE   ‘Frenzied Finance’’ Fighten Had Been Exploiting Silver Stocks.   LAWSON SURRENDERED HIMSELF TO POLICE   Attractive Offerings Made at Cheap Price Snared Many in the Net.

ARREST oeVERAL IN STOCK FRAUD   Silver Stock Brokers and Operators Taken Into Custody at Boston. —   ATTRACTED ‘SMALL FRY’

THOMAS W. LAWSON CHARGED WITH TRICKERY   Broker Describes Himself As Farmer and Author and He ts Released on Bail

Lawson Netted In Stock Fraud War at Boston   Noted Financier Is Releases   on Bond in Crusade ss aa Promoters.

Former Secretary Also Seized for Alleged Violation of State Law.

WOOD FORMALLY ENTERS O4IO FIGHT   Garfield Candidacy Solely for Purpose of Giving Army Man’s Supporters Second Choice Preference.

WOOD GETS INTO BIG OHIO SCRAP   Pivotal State in Election Already Stirred by Wood-Hard-, ‘ing. Presidential Race.

GEN, WOOD COVETS:      With. ‘Aid of Gar tield Will Attempt. te _ Grab Buckeye Delegation’ From Naive Son.

WILSON FLOUTEL   Poland Understood to Have Told President Bis Idea Regarding Wer Cannot Be Complied With.   AMERICAN MILITARY MEN BACK UP POLISH VIEY   Poles Refuse to Halt at Bound ary If They Can Push Kus sians Farther; Budenn; Meets Defeat.

22 ee = _ ic:  SEVERAL INJURED.   Rioting in Somersworth, N. H. Stop. ped by Firemen.

BRITISH GOLD HAS ARRIVED   Two Million Pounds at Yew Vork te Weet Iaterest Payment.

99-Year Prison Sentence on Gregg County Farmer Charged With Killing of a Neighbo

AGCUSEN MURDERER LEAPS FROM TRAIN   ALLEGED SLAYER OF WOMAN ESCAPES WITH DETECTIVE IN SAME STATEROOM.

CHESTER PLUNGES OFF MOVING TRAIN   MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING KANSAS CITY GIRL, ESCAPES FROM DETECTIVES

BRITISH DEALERS TO VISIT U.S   [wenty-two Merchants Coming to Study Our Methods

BRITISH MERCHANTS 10 STUDY AMERICAN PLAR   REPRESENTATIVES OF BIG DE PARTMENT STORES TO MAKI TOUR OF CITIES IN THIS COUN TRY FOR PURPOSE OF GET TING IDEAS.

STUDY -U. S. METHODS   Bel Merchants Wil Tour Amer ica to Learn Qur Methods of Store: Management,

RIDING TO A FALL.   That's What the University of Wis comsin Js Said to be Deing. Oshkosh Man's Froteat.

U. OF W. SALARY LIST APPRAVED   State Board of Education Passes Budget Carrying Large Increases.”

GOV. COX 7 INVADED KANSAS TODAY   WAS IN MUTCHINSON THIS MORNING AND NEWTON . THES AFTERNGON   WILL TOUR OKLAHOMA NEXT, GREETED WITH LARGE CROVDS VW. wAWeak

COX DRAWS HUGE KANSAS GROWDS   Old Fashioned Town Meetine Methods Pleasing to Falk   Finds People Interested in Nation League Theme

MANY CANDIDATES FILE FOR OFFICES IN STAT.   stock Raiser Secks Democratic Nom ination For Congress From the “Nghth District.

LET IRISH SETTLE IT, SAYS GREY:   No Separation, but Home Rule Like Dominion   Need “Sense of Responsibility”— Present Condition ‘a Reproach”

BRITISH STATESMAN MAKES - NEW. PROPOSALS FOR SOLUTION OF HOME-RULE  “ °" PROBLEM .

GREY URGES “DOMINION” IRISH PLAN   “avors Full; Free Self Government, but  Within Empire   WOULD WITHDRAW FORCES IN IRELANI   Says Ulster and Sinn Fein Ireland Should:  Fix Government

é OF LORD GREY FOR RULE OF IRISH   FAVORS A LARGE MEASURE OF SELF-GOVER NMENT.   Ome Army and Navy and One Foreign Policy, Bat Otherwise Permit Them to Work Own Salvation.

DOMINION HOME RULE IS , PLAN OF EARL GREY FOR ‘SETTLING IRISH QUESTION   Suggests that Britain Withdraw Within Tsvo Years and Turn Over Responsibility for Government to the Irishmen Themselves; Another Town Sacked by Tgoops —

NEW SOLUTION FOR IRISH PROBLEW   Viscount Grey Puts Forward Set Of Proposals; MacSwiney In Bright Spiits.

MILLERAND SAYS RAILROAD STRIKE IS A REVOLUTION   French Premier Is Authorized to Requisition Airplanes and Automobiles

“CAMPAIGN. Nd NOt AWAIT DECISION      Rival Factions Bring Campaign to Spectae . : lar Close—Campaign Continued in Leck District in Chicago Late Into Night—Fear Clash Between Police and Deputy Sheriffs.

U.S. TO TAKE PART IN LEAGUE AT ONCE   Administration Accepts Invitation of Council   Ready to Name Commissioner Toda  fo Decide Dispute in Baltic

SIOUX FALLS INDUS TRIES AND CIVIC BODIES TO FIGHT FOR “OPEN TOWN”

ACCUSED 15 ON WAY TO ANSWER MURDER CHARGE   Clara Smith Due To Reach Ard: more, Oklahoma—She Will Plead Not Guilty.   GIVES OUT AN INTERVEEV   She Says She Will Spend Res: of Her Life Atoning To Family For Sorrow.

Rife ‘fe a8 ; ° . Miss Clara Smith Returning tc Ardmore io Face Her Accusers in Hamon Case

PLANS MADE FOF SMITH BAIL   Accused Slayer af Hamon Ex nected to be Released

MISS SMITH EN ROUTE TO ARDMORE, OKLA.   Will Stop at Fort Worth toe Confer With Attorneys—Affairs of Hamon’s Estate Are Discussed.

COX AND HARDING DEEPLY CONCERNED IN-OHIO- PRIMARY    Results May Have Vital Effect on  Campaign for the  Presidency.   ISSUES ARE TO BE AIRED   Apparently More _ Solidarity Among Democrats—Bitter Republican Contests.

OHIO BOOKED FOR A ~ HOT PRIMARY FIGHT   MANY CANDIDATES IN FIELD TO BE VOTED FOR TODAY.   Imterest Centered Chiefly in Governorship and United States Senatorship — Re-ertrance of Theodore E. Burton. .

Harding Likely to Suffei From Partisan Strife in Primaries.   SORE SPOTS CONTINUE   Democrats in Better Position Due to Better Party Organization.

SECO  CANDIDATES  ~ — ARE BOOMELD   Managers Plan to Bring Forth Theil Men While Enthusiasm is at White Heat

START BOOMS FOR VICE PRESIDEN]   i SE MEREDITH, LEWIS, MUR. CK AMONG GANDIDATES FOR BECOMO OFFICE

BOOM SMITH, MEREDITHFOR SECOND PLACE   Campaign for V. Presi. dential Choice Now Carried On.

VICE PRESIDENT GETS ATTENTION   Long List of Names Suggested Among Them Being Gov. Smith of New York.

SECOND CHAIR - INTEREST OPENS   Boom Is Begun for Severa - Candidates for Vice-Pres idential Nomination.   LONG LINE-UP PRESENTE

Will Follely. Nomination of Presi ntial Nominee ‘+ gimfave Wide Field:   MANY ARE MENTIONED   Gov. Smith,: ; Secretary Mer edith, Vietor Murdock and Others Mentioned

MAY VOTE THIS WEEK ON PEACE RESOLUTIONS   Republicans Plaw to Keep Measur Continually Before Senate Until Rallot ix Reached.

SENATE WILL VOTE EARLY ON PEACE   Leaders to Keep Resolution Before Upper House Until  Action Is Secured

GOVERNMENT AGENTS AFTER ORDNANCE THE   Are Investigating Million Della Loss at Erie Proving Grounds Near Tolede,

PENROSE GROWING WORSE      Prolonged Strain of Convention Causes Change in Condition.

PENROSE NROSE WORSE, DUE. TO. STRAIN. Bs OF CONVENTION   Two :Physiciz sicians Hasten’ tc Bedside of Pennsylvania  a on hee ee

SUFFRAGE UP 10 TWO LEGISLATURES   Tennessee Solons Convene Today an North Carolina Opens Seesion Tuesday.

TWO YANKS TAKEN BY   Doctor A. W. Stickney and H. DL rv Reynolds Captured by in Siberia. '

PP ALESIS  MT Aten  anteaters PAVE AP ELE WEPEL COUMASTE Nos’t Veto.

MANY KILLED IN BERMAN. FIGHTING   FORMATION OF NEW CABINET SEEMS OERTAIN. SOCLALISTS GAINING. NO GAS, WATER OR JUICE IN BERLIN

REGULARS STILL HOLD TOWN; 62 DIE IN SKIRMISHES   NORTH SIDE KEPT OPEN TO ADMIT REINFORCEMENTS OR PROVIDES ROR RETREAT.   15,000° SPARTACANS      6,000 Ebert Foices, Strength: ened by Countrymen, Meet F: “Communists.

French Objecied to Changing Provisions of Peace Tract Reoarding Ruhr Valley.   GO ARE KILLED IN FRESH CLASE

SEVERE FIGHTING IN GERMANY IS REPORTED TODAY   60 PERSONS KILLED AND 100 WOUNDED

A CONDITION FOR CONSIDERATION:   BUILDING OF ALL KINDS IN WEST TEXAS IS PRACTICALLY AT A STANDSTILL ON ACCOUNT OF EXTREME PRICES — ~   THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF BUILDING HALTED      The Recent Extreme ‘Advances in. ‘Building Material Prices Should Have Atténtion. of the Commercial . Organizations j in an. - . Effort to Correct: if Possible. :

BUILDING OF ALL KINDS IN WEST TEXAS Is PRA _ AT A STANDSTILL ON ACCOUNT OF EXTREME    ein

‘Fixings For Thanksgiving  Dinner Lowe:   But Turkeys Will Cost Mors This Year, As They ar Scarce.

TURKEYS SCARCE BUT FIXINGS ARE CHEAPER        THANKSGIVING PRIC ON  LOWEI EARLY EVERYSHUING XCEPT FOWL

UNTO VET UTE TT VE CT UT ORE  4 NEAR PRE-WAR PRICES - FOR THANKSGIVING

BUTLER LIAR AND FAKER, onto WOOL   Soldier Replies Hotly to Charges Made by Doctor.   DEFENDS HIS SUPPORTERS   ‘Colonel Proctor, Manager of the Gen.  eral's Campaign, Wires the Columbia University President That  : Charges Are All False.

GEN, WOOD CALLS BUTLER A LIAR   Replies to Statement Made b Another Defeated Candidate.   BACKERS CALLED GAMBLERS   Declares His Supporters and Associates Are Progressive Americans of Highest Character — Butler  Currying Favor.

WOMAN, 115 YEARS OLD, SUFFOCATED, RECOVERS   Mrs. Sarah Quinn Says She Was “As Welt as Usual,” and Insisted on ‘‘Daing Dishes.”

M'ADOO BOOM AEVVED Ad BURLESON AND DANIELS. REACH CONVENTION GIy   Supporters of Former Secretary Take Heart When Announcement Is Made That Texas © Will Give 40 Votes for Him.   COLBY IS NOW REGARDED AS POSSIBLE “LONG SHOT” IN RACE

FEELING AGAINST WILSON TO HELP HARDING’S CAUSE   Lukewarm Republicans ol Minnesota Unlikely io Vote. ...For_.Democratic. Ticket

GOV. COX AS HEAD OF TICKET   Edward T. Meredith as Runnine Mate is Strong Possibility   SENTIMENT AGAINST M°ADOO   Northwest Frankly Prejudiced Against Candidacy of Harding

OPPOSE ANY MAN QF WILSON KIND   rar sivent avn HIS) POLICIES LROWIAG tRPOrTLLAR.   PROVING HANDICAP 70 M’ADOO   David Lawreece Sounde Seotiment af Diegrantied Repeblicase aed Democrate ia Nianceste— Rrvean Hae Meliewing.

Clash Narrowly Averted When Mexican is Wounded by Police Firing After Escaped Prisone

FIRING AT PRISONERS MISTAKEN FOR BATTLI   MEXICAN MERCHANTS OPPOSITE NOGALES CLOSE SHOP WHEN M. P's. WOUND BYSTANDER.

WILSON TALKS TO PROPONENTS OF THE LEAGUE   DECLARES FUTURE MORAL FORCE OF WORLD DEPENDS. UPON THE UNITED STATES   LEAGUE NOT A POLITICAL ISSUE   President Wilson Declares the World War Was Fought in Vain if Piedge is Broken

SENT TO REFORMATORY      Vor Who Stole Dogs and Starved Them to Death Sentenced,

CANADA HAS NAVY OF HER OWN WITH THREE NEW SHIPS   Cruiser:and Two. Destroyer: Presented to Dominion by  Rc Kk UM OE Bo

RED MAN APPEALS FOR AID   indian Preacher Urges That Land Be. longing to His Tribe Be Not Opened for Settlement,

IN LONDON MADE MORE DRASTIC   Following Wrecking of Building i Heart of London.

IN LONDON MANE MORE   Following Wrecking of Building i1 Heart of London.

FRENCH STRIKE FAILS   Railroad Traffic was Carried on by Volunteers

RAIL STRIKE IN FRANCE DYING; VOLUNTEERS AIL   industrial Situation Through out.the Countr Grad ghee eects

PARIS STRIKE OVER   Offictals Declare That It Has Virtually Come to-an’ End,

WILSON’S CHOICE SUITS MEXICO   Morgenthau’s Appointment Is Entirely Satisfactory Carranza Official States

SOUTHERN STORM TOLL 233   Direct Reports From the Affected Districts Greatly Swell Number of Casualties. .

TORNADO DEATH LIST IN SOUTH LENGTHENS TO 233   Later Reports Show Increased Numbe: of Fatalities in Three Storm . Swept States

DEATH Ve GROWS IN SOUTHERN STATES   Tornado Toll Reaches 283 ang Property Damage ill Run Close to $2,000,000.

INDICTMENTS RETURNED,   DEATH LIST BIGGER AS . RESULT OF SOUTHERN  STORM—S500 HOMELESS

PASSING OF THE COUNTRY TOW ~~ 18 STORY OF HOUR   Small Towns Rapidly Be coming Things of the Past as Trade Centers of Rural Communities -

SAYS DAY OF SMALL TOWN HAS GONE BY   SURVEY OF KANSAS INVESTI GATOR LEADS TO STATEMENT   LOSING POPULATION   Pictured As Having Hard Time to Meet Struggle-——Mail Order House Gets Money

WORKMEN OVERCOME   Gases in Railroad Tunnel Pyt ’ Forty in Peril

FORTY WORKMEN ARE OVERCOME IN TUNNEL   One of Party Crawls to Safety and Gives Alarm in Time to Have All Removed.

BONUS BILL PASSES HOUSE BY BIG VOTE   Soldiers’ Rellef Measure Provides Several Ways in Which Former Service Men May  Take Benefits. *

BONUS BILL PASSES HOUSE BY BIG MARGIN   Soldiers’, Rélief Measure Provides ' Several-;.Waya in Which Former Servico Men May. Take Benefits.

SERBS SEIZE TOWNS   Beaten in Plebiscite, Jugo-Slave March Into Zone.   Enter Southern Carinthia, Following: Austrian Victory, and Defy the H Allies’ Commission.

BEATEN IN PLEBISCITE   JUGO.SLAVS SEIZE TOWNS WHEN DEFEATED AT POLLS.   Serbs March Into Zone, Following Austrian Victory, and Defy Allies’ Commission.

iT Bion,. i SERBS SEIZE TOWNS   Beaten in Plebiscite, Jugo-Slavs March Into Zone.   Enter Southern Carinthia, Fotlowing Austrian Victory, and Oecfy the Ailses’ Gommiesion.

Beaten in PRBMtite, Jugo-Stavs March Into Zone.   Enter eee Following _ Austrian View and Defy the —  Allies’ Commission.

DID ADAM WEAR A BEARD?. NEVER, DECLARES ARTIST   Old Pidnting Was Doctored of When Whiskers Were.” Fashionable: -

SHOT GIRL ON BUSY STREET.   Dubuque, la., Young Man Then Com mitted Sutcide.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.   Thousand Witnessed tilling, of Mias Irena Grimm by 6, Christman,

INVESTIGATION OF BEET SUGAR PROFITS ORDEREL   CGirowers Charge That Manufactarers Are Largely Responsible for ik Behe.

ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE A MINE   Shooting Affrays Follow Attacks In West Virginia.

ATTEMPT MADE T0 DYNAMITE TIPPL AT ROSE SIDING   Properties of Thacker and Borderland Coal Companies Attacked,   SHOOTING AFFRAY AT RAWL SUNDAY NIGHT   Violence, Which Had Practi. cally Disappeared While Federal Troops Had Charge of Williamson Field Strike Region, Breaks Out Anew.

CR KILLED, NINE HURT, WHEN BAST CHICAGO OL) REFINERY STILL EXPLODES

SCOTCH FEEL AN EARTHQUAKE   Persons Awakened Tremors an Furniture i by Shock in County of Perth.

Persons Awakened by Tremors an Furniture Shaken by Shock in County of Perth.

EARTHQUAKE SHAKES SCOTS    Persons In County of Perth Awakened     eg OE? See Sree ol

SCOTCH FEEL AN EARTHQUAKE   Persons Awakened by Tremors and Furniture Shaken by Shock in County of Perth.

BUSINESO GLAT WER ELECTION   FRANK VANDERLIP ARGUES / FOR BROAD UNDERSTAND ING OF AFFAIRS.

VOTERS ARE WARNED AGAINST RUMORS   Eleventh Hour “Tales” Should be Dis carded as Unworthy of Belief— Republican Candidates Have  : Btaod - Tet.

VOTERS ARE WARNED - AGAINST RUMORS   ELEVENTH HOUR “TALES * SHOULD BE DISCARDED AS UNWORTHY OF BELIEF

IOTERS ARE. ASKED TO BE CAREFUL   Hleventh Hour “Tates"Shouwd be Discarded as UCnworthy of Belief—Republican Candidates Have Slood Test. ;

NEWBERRY WRAPPED CIGARS IN $10 BILLS   Calumet Banker Got $500 a: Gratuity, Witnesses Testify In Elections Trial

NEW DEFENDANTS PUSHED FORWARD BY PROSECUTION   Proceedings in Newberry Tria!  Bring Two Men to Front

PRESENT MANY WITNESSES IN NEWBERRY CASE   Governrent Introduces In teresing Testimony at Solons Trial

Janitor, Whose Side-Line Was Bank Director, Tells Of Getting Newberry Coin

CLOTHING AT COST   Deatera Will Make the Sacrifice Says  * Head of Reailers Association

WOULD BORROW MONEY.   Kallronds’ Mepresentatises Apply Commission for Permiasian te Nesotinte.

Pro-Leaguers  Honor Wilson   President, Pathetic Figure in Wheel Chair, Listens to Throng Sing and Cheer for Leazue.

LOW LICENSE NUMBER   Robert ©. Miller. Given 29 By State Highway Department. 

LOW LICENSE N      Robert ©. Miller Given 29 Ry State Highway Department.

KEY ANG IN CHICAGO (6 CAUGHT   ‘A Truck Loaded With Eighty One Cases Seized By The Authorities There Today.— Owners Of the Whiskey Are Now Reine Sought.

RAID WARFHOUSE AND FIND PLENTY OF BOOZE   ‘ ENFORCEMEN’ S$ DISCOVER FIGHT CASES OF BOOZE ON

MAKES MILLION iY SELLING WHoKY IN CHICAGO, CHARGED   ‘Alleged Head of Ilicit Ring Un covered Thru Capture of : Load of Red Liquor.

CHICAGO POLICE SEIZE WHISKY ; ARREST SIX MER   Private Tip Results In Tak ing Of 81 Cases Of Liquor.

Dry Agents Say They See Whisky Ring   -IGHTY-ONE CASES LIQUOR SEIZED; DEALER MADE MILLION, IS CLAIM.

CHICAGO RING FUND IN PROHITION BAL      Datrymple Uncovers One o Largest Since Liquor Became filegal.   TRAFFICKER HAD THEFT

BLIZZARD ABATES; COLD FOLLOW:   FEMPERATURE IN CHICAGO DROPPED 30 DEGREES IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS =~

MIDDLE WEST TRAINS ARE DELAYED BY DEEP SNOW OVER BIG AREA   Schedules Are Disarranged During Severe Cold; Force of Blizzard Is. Spent; Wheat Sections Greatly Benefited

BLIZZARD FORGE NOW WELL SPEN   Colder Weather Foliows High Winds; Chicago Experiences Great Drop in Temperature: Railroads Hit and Sireet Cars Tied up

CHHEEE ttt OTH tet tt tt t4+ t8  > y FORCE OF STORM + q 1S ABOUT SPENT +

THE STORM DID A GOOD TURN   Give Farmers ‘in Wheat Belt Ju What They Needed In the Way of Moisture.

FORCE OF BLIZZARD SPENT   Cold Weather Follows Sterm in Mid Western States.

ARMY SHORTAGE 93.000 MER   Regular Service Maximum 297,000— Present Strength Onty 187,197, Says Report.

ee ee  93,000 SHORTAGE IN ARMY   Present Strength Is Only 187,197 Men, Says Report.

MOOSE ADJOURNED.   Loyal Order Elected Offiters and Fin. Vie!” tebe ake

SATURDAY AT THE MINES   DEPLORE TREATING MINE CONTRACTS AS SCRAPS OF PAPER’

DPE RATDAS oft HANDS ARE TIEL   Declare Contracts Acceptance of an Award Mandatory in Its Provision.

COAL OPERATORD REFUSE TQ TARE PART IN CONFAR   MINING INTERESTS TO CONFER ON STRIKE SITUATION IN CHICAGO TODAY

OPERATORS OF STATE DECLINE. LEWIS CONFAE   OPERATORS SAY “START THE MINES”—FUEL SUPPLY IS ASSURED THE PUBLIC.

GOMPERS MAKES PLEA   Appears Before Democratic Plat form Committee at Frisco.   \. F. of L. Chief Expiains His Pro gram and Scores the Republican Platform,

GOMPERS APPEALS TO THE DEMOCRATS   Appears Before Democratic Platform Committee at Frisco.   A. F. of L. Chief Explains His Pro gram and Scores the Republican Platform,

GOMPERS ON DECK      Presents Federation Labor Plaifurm at San Francisco

LABOR’S PLEA MADE   GOMPERS BEFORE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM COMMITTEE.   Chief of the A. F. of L. Explains His Program and Scores the Republican Platform.

At the Feet of the Democratic Platform Committee Now at Its Work.   LAST PLAY DAY FOR DELEGATES IS PAST

APPEAL OF A. F. OF L   MR. GOMPERS APPEARS BEFORE _ RESOLTTIONS COMMITTEE,   > ne Detnoerats Are Asked to Adopt  Eabor Platform Which Repubficans Turned Down. .

MOORE DECLINES TO BE WANAGEH OOF GAPAIGA   Governor Cox Announces His Choice for Position Will Not Accent   COMMITTEE REQUESTS PASSAGE OF SUFFRAGE   ;  Meeting of National Body Is  Delayed by Candidate’s Long Conference

COX PRE-CONVENTICN  MANAGER REFUSES To  “DIRECT CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRAT CANDIDAT      Edmund H. Maoré Definitely anc Finally Turns Dewan Offer of National: Chairmanship. .   NATIONAL COMMITTEE. URGES SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION

People Being Aroused By Hos tile Press to Refuse to Deliver Her War Guilty. .   Lict Reeeived in Berlin.

CABINET TO QUIT      German Executive Body Disagrees Over Delivery of War Guilty

HUN CABINET WILL PROBABLY RESIGN   FORECAST IS THAT ALLIED DEMAND WILL CAUSE ACTION.   Lengue Will Also Dixpatch Neie to Berlin Asking 'That Yon Lersner Be Punished for HRefuyal,

GERMANS RAVE AT ALLY DEMAND FOR LEADERS IN WAR   FASE OF NATION IS INVOLVED L SURRENDER TO ALLIED DE-MAND, ONE NEWSPA/o _ PER AVERS.   NAME 3 SONS OF KAISER   Hindenburg, Ludendorf, Von ‘irpitz, Bernstorff and Hollweg Ave Among Germans Whose Surrender to Allics Is Demounded.

FD DEMAuNS “Mh WAR GUILTY BRINGS CRISK   Cabinet Gees Into Reeeipt of Lict      NUMBER OPPOSED 3127      s Alves ‘Will Sead Stras4 Note De {mending thet Yo Lerner Be Puni;

BERNOTOREF, FORMER AMBASSADOR 10 U.S. ~ DEMANTEN FAR TRIAI      Crown Prince and Two Other Sons of Former Kaiser Included in List Wired to Berlin—Crisis Precipitated . Bree - by Note of Allies.

OPEN DISCUSSION   DEBATE FEATURES   Two Leading Figares Among Dele gates to League of Nations Assembly Clash

SHARP DEBATE IN LEAGUE ASSEMBL   Question of How Far Principle of Open Discussion Might Apply to Work Feature of Session. ~

DIPLOMACY OF sn if i      LEAGUE FIXING POLICY.   COMPROMISE REACHED IN GENEVA—JAP IS BUSY.

BEANSTORFE DUE COON IN GENEV   Former German Ambassador ta U. S. to Appear Before League of Nations.

SUIT FOR -$100,000 FILED ‘BY MAN WHO IS ACCUSED OF TROUBLING -HARDING

RYAN WILL SUE MARYLAND G.0.P. FOR HIS ARRES?}   Alleges. Malicious Prosecu tion _ for Interruptions at

SUES O. 0. P. FOR $100,000 BECAUSE OF FALSE ARREST   Lawyer Arrested at Harding Meeting in Baltimore and Later Released Seeks Redress in Courts.

PRICE OF COLLARS TO FALL   Manufacturers Decide 25 Centa  Aniece Fnaneh

RAIL OUWIAE to GHEDALY, “AUT LEADERS THREATEN “AIG TIEUP BY END OF WEEK   Road Managers Describe Situation Little More Than Hampering and Meet It by Shiftine of Forces.   COAL SHORTAGE MAY INTERFERE WITH MANY LOCAL INDUSTRIES

GRIEVANCES   JF RAILROAD MEN IN RECENI WATKOUT   Presented to President Today —Im: Mediate Action Necessary to Pre* vent Further Disturbances.

PROMPT ACTION TO STOP FURTHER STRIKES ON RAILROADS URGED   President Requested to Outline Policy to Meet Wage Demands of Switchmen.

REGISTRATION DAYS SEI   All Voters Wishing to Vote at the November Election Must Register Sept. 4 or Oct. 4.

n¢H/ND FOR GERMAN WAR GUILTY DELAYEL   cpRMANY 18 UPSET   ALLIED CHIEFS THN . BARE wow WOULD PRECIPITATE FURTHER TROUBLE WHICH miGHT RESULT IN GOV. — ERNMENTS FALL

Number of Minor Items Discussed by Council at Session Monday Night.— Dance Hail Question Again Brought up and Tabled.

MAKES TAX LEVIES   MAKE HALF MILL REDUCTION FROM LAST YEAR   DISCUSS GENERAL TAX QUESTION   Number of Minor Items Discussed by Council at Session Monday Night.— Dance Hall Question Again Brought   up and Tabled.

Governor James M, Cox, Al lorney General A. Mii chell Palmer and Willian G. MeAdoo Run Close.   POLL 3860 BALLOTS   “ach of the Three Leader: Are Expected to Show Sirength atthe Start ot the Balloting,

COX NEAREST  RIVAL OF MAC AS BALLOTING DAY COMES ON   Three Leaders Will Start the Big Race With Approximately 300 Dele ae ee art   IPALMER STARTS HIGH   But Can’t Hold Out—Marshall Seems Dazed By His Rising Tide of Popularity

CHAINS OF. FIELDS FOR AIRPS ANES   Plans Already Have L en Workes  Out,

LANS ARE ME FOR AIRPLANE LANDINGS   ARMY FLYERS HAVE SURVEYED  Pareroy

MEXICAN GOVERRMIERT MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO CAPTURE MURDERER:  Who Killed Two Americans. Hea

MEXICANS HUNT SLAYERS OF TWO NEAR TAMPICO   Arrests Declaréd’ Imminen' in Note Handed to U.S. Ae ind

SHIFT HEARINGS UF AAI LABOR ~AQARD 10 CHICAGL   Will Hear Railroad Employes First   MANY FIGURES PRESENTED

OPENING STATEMENT IS MADE BY EMPLOYER:   (Chairman of Conference Ccmmittee o Managers Pavers Wage Ad.  emeanmnsu ta Slane Peentaveac.

EMPLOYER GIVES VIEW ON RAILROAD WAGE:   Admits Some Men Need More Pay But Explains Higher Rates Must Be Charged  ~

EMPLOYERS? SIDE HEARD IN RAILWAY WAGE CONTROVERS   Chairman of Conference Committee Says to Grand Total Demand Would Forée Additional Rate Hikes.

HIGHER PAY FOR “ANL EMPLOVES TRULY NEEDFUL   BUT PUBLIC MUST FOOT BILL   ROSTERS HEAVY, COST OF SUITABLE WAGES IS GREAT

HEAR EMPLOYERS ON WAGE QUESTION   Chairman for Railroad Man. agers Favors Advance to Many of the Workers   SHOW BIGINGREASES   Advance Sought Would More Than Absorb Proposed Increase in Freight Rates

RAMMNOAD CASE PRESENTED.   Managers Declare Wage Advance Should be Granted Pianployes.

EMIPLOVERS' SIDE I BAIL DISPUTE HEARD   INCREASED RATES WOULD BE NECESSARY IF WAGES ARE  RAISED, IS CLAIM.

aa OPPOSING RAIL PAY RAISE      Executives Admit to U. S. Board Many Employes Do Not Get Enough.

RAIL EMPLOYERS — OPEN ARGUMENT   CHAIRMAN OF MANAGERS’ COMMITTEE DECLARES SOME WAGE INCREASES ARE JUSTIFIED

FEDERAL LABOR BOARD OPEN: HEARING AT CHICAGO TO CONSIDER TESTIMONY,

Railway Managers Are Opposed to Wage Hike Demanded by Employee:   Admitting Justice of Some crease, They Say Wages Asked Spell High Rates.

MANY RAILROAD WORKERS SHOULD HAVE INCREASE   Employers in Wage Controversy Make Opening State ment.

HAVE FREEDOM OF ACTION   Big Majority of Delegates to the Convention Are Not Bound to Any Candidate.

COX BOOM GROWS; MCADOO MOVEMENT VERY LIVELY; RFE) MAY GET ON FLOOR

NEARLY THREE-FOURTH DELEGATES UNPLEDGED   Temporary Roll Call Shows 308 Women May Partici.  nate in GQanventian

ARRESTED RUSS WILL BE HELD   Florean Zelenska Charged With. ih legally Transporting Dyna- . mite in U. 8. Be:

Investigation By Senate Com: mittee Brings Out Rettenness of Operations.   A CASE OF MONEY GRABBING   Whole Gang Went As Far As ” They Felt They Could and Get Away With It.

AUALIPY GUESS, NOT QUANT:TY, NEEBE   UNSIGHTLY ONES SHSEER GE REPAIRED

CHANT Y PENISES, NOT QUAN TIEY. NEPIES UNGIGHTLY ONES CHENTR RE OCDAIDED

LONDON BILLS FALL 10 $3.19; CRACHRRAREN   French, Italian and Belgian Exchange Also Take Bic Drov   CALL MONEY AT 14   Severnment to Withdraw Loans From Local Banks is Report   RISLLETIN

EMPLOVES BALK ON WAGE CUT   Union Workers of Pullma: Company Will Not Accept Reduction.

WILL. NOT ACCEPT CUI   UNION EMPLOYES OF PULLMAN CO. DECLARE THEY OPPOSE LOWER WAGE.

PITTSBURG MINISTER DENIES FRAUD CHARGE   Pastor Is Released Under $3,00¢ Bond Pending Test Trial in Mining Stock Deal.

PREACHER GIVES BOND   Three Pittsburg Parishioners of Rev. McDonald Furnish It

_WANT OLD JOBS   STRIKING. STEEL WORKERS ARI GOING BACK TO WORK AT PITTSBURG   {By Linited Pree)

Big Steel Strike Is Officially Called Off   National Committee Tells Men to Return to Work--Secretary: Foster of the Union Resigns.

Steel Workers Seek Old Jobs As Strike Ends   Union Leaders Assert Strike Resultec in Victory Because it Has Been “Proven That Steelworkers Can Be Organized"

Men Were Sceking Their Old Jobs Back Today Following End . of Trouble.

BANKERS FROM MISoOURL, CANT SEE RAIL LOAN   HEY HINT IVORY MANAGEMENT   if’ HANDLE’ FACILITIES BETTER, LINES MIGAT GET ALONG WELL

THEY HINT [VOR3 MANAGEMENT   if HANDLE FACILITIES BETTER, LINES MIGHT. GET ALONG WELL

LOAN PLANS NOT APPROVED.   Bankers Fail to Agree With Railroad Executives on Question.

Auto Bandits. Who Robbed Bank At Findleyville Of $1 00,000 Bonds Still At Large Last Nighi

POLAND'S PLEA HEARD SEPT. 1¢   League of Nations Counc! Will Sit at Paris to Hear Wails of its Child.

LEAGUE TO TAKE POLISH DISPUTE WITH LITHUANIA   Territorial Controvers) to Be Heard in Paris September 16

BOUNDARY DISPUTE TO BE ARBITRATEE   LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL TO CONSIDER POLISH-LITHUANIAN ‘QUESTION InN PARTIC

LEAGUE TAKE UP LITHUANIAN: POLE TERRITORIAL ROW   LEAGUE DOWN ON POLES FOR TAKING INITIATIVE IN RUSSIAN FIGHT

BY SENATOR WARREN G. HARDING  re , See, ee  SS A a te ene i es oils senre ies ie

SEN. HARDING PLEDGES A ~ RETURN TO PEACE ‘i AND PLENTY,   COX CLAIMS LEAGUE “* SACRED INSTITUTION

HARDING CONFIDENT AND SATISFIED AND IS PLEDGED TO NO INTERESTS   Promises He Has Made Were Gravely Considered and Will be Carried Out---First Aim to Restore Constitutional Government ---Republican Campaign Cleanly Conducted.

“§ atémien Before . Electiot: Says: He:.Owes: Nothing.    ONLY: DUTY” TO PEOPLE

“PLL BE ELECTED FREE” 1S COMMENT OF SEN. HARDING   Republican Nominee Has Ne Pledges to Interests to Keen   WILL WORK FOR UNITY  AND BUSINESS METHODS   “America Strong, Self-Reliant, Best Way to Preserve Peace Without Hampering the Nation’’

500 LAWYERS AT. ESCH-CUMMINS BILL HEARING   TO FIX VALUATION AND BATE FIVE AND ONE CENT. EARNENGS 'TO KATLROADS.

FREIGHT RATES BRING OUT MANY LAWYERS   Hearings Begin Before Inter state Commerce Commission.

S00 LAWYERS AT HAND FOR HEARING   Commission Takes Up EschCummins Railroad Bill Provisions.   VALUATIONS IS QUESTION   ‘Railroad Workers and Managers Also Meet to Discuss Wages,

MEETING JOINTLY IN WASHINGTON   Higher Wages, Railroad Men Say, Will Mean Higher Rates   WORKERS MEET MANAGERS   Wilson Urges Efforts to Reach Satictactory Anreements

SUD LAWYERS ON R.A. QUESTION   THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION ROOM IS CROWDED TODAY.

FOREIGN EXGHANGE 5 VERY NERVOUS   British Rate Falls to 3.35; for Demand Bills — Other New Minimums.

Proc. AIM WARTIAL LAW   FRENCH TROOPS NOW IN GON TROL OVER SAAR . REGION SAYS AMSTERDAM DIS. PATCH.

FRENCH TROOPS RULE IN THE OCCUPIED TERRITORY.   Holland May Send Ex-Kaiser to the Island of Curacao, Says Paris Paper.

FRENCH RULE IN SAAR   Martial Law Proclaimed to Stop  Disorder in Area.   Paris Paper Says Holland May Send the Ex-Kaiser to Island of Curacao.

WARTIAL LAW I$ PROCLAIMED IN  THE SAAR REGIO!   ‘New Disturbances in Terri  tory Under Control of AMS AA SP Anne nterinag

MARTIAL LAW — iS PROCLAIMED   New Disturbances Reported in Region Occupied by French

FRENCH TROOPS IN CHARGE AT SAAR   Martial Law Proclaimed to Stop Disercer in Area.   Paris Paper Says Holland May Send the Ex-Kaiser to tslanc of Curacao,

HARDING WILL WAKE A OPEEGH IN TEXAS TODAY      Abandons Fishing to Honor Soldier Boys at Brownsville

PRESIDENT-ELECT STOPS FISHING T0 MAKE A SPEECH   WILE WAKE ARMISTICR DAY AD PRESS APT BROWNSVILLE, TRY Le

President-Elect’ Makes An Armistice Day Speech at Fort Brewh, Texas —   GIVES UP: FISHING   Little. Town ‘Gaily Decorated For His Visit—Gov- ernor Hebby There

SENATOR HARDING “BACK IN MARION   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press  taff Care ae. nt.

HARDING BACK HOME AFTER THREE STRENUOUS DAYS   SAYS HE IS AGAINST SEPER GOY ERNMENT AS CREATED BY LEAQGUF

jarding Closes T hree . Da\ Tour by Replying to Cox and Roosevelt.   tACK .UPON FRONT PORCH   text Trip Starts Oct, 6—Wil Talk to Women Voters Friday,

ANNOUNCE  HARDING 3 NEW TAIR   Returns To Porch Today  For Rest   F or Rest  STARTS AGAIN OCT.  Gives First 0 Ouse Reply To Cox

RETURNS AFTER  WAKING TWENTY SPERCHES IN SHRER STATES   THE SENATOR REPLIES TO A'T. “PACKS WADE BY QGO¥. COX AND PANKEEN ROOSEVELT

HARDING ON PORGH AFTER BRISK TRIP   Starts on New Tou Karly in October, Plan.

WILD TURKEYS MONDAY   ——_  Season Will Open In State. Birds Plentifal,

WILSON VETOES BILL LIMITING EXECUTIVE POWER   Annual! Appropriation Measures Sent Back to Congress   OBJECTIONS ARE CITED

WILSON POINTS: 70 INTERFERENCI   Informs Congress the Legis lative Branch is Meddling With Executive Functions   VETO SHARPLY PHRASED   Rider of Appropriation Bill Would Have Muzzled Executive Officials

Vetos Appropriation Bill Saying Body Ils Assuming Ex ecutive Powers.

WILSON SHARPLY REBUKES CONGRES'   Declares It Usurps Execu tive Functions.

EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS ARE INTERFERED WITH   PRESIDENT DECLARES TENDENCY OF CONGRESS ALONG THAT ~ LINE INCREASING.   APPROPRIATION BILL VETOED   Re, ublicans in Both Houses Sharply Criticise Wilson and Challenge Bis Statements,

NERS i “BUTTING IN’   Declares an. Increasing Tendency to Interfere With Executive Functions,   VETOES BILL PROVIDING FUNDS TO RUN OFFICES   Sharp Replies to the Charges - Made by President Are - Given by Smoot and  Good.

The Lawmaking Branch of Government, He Dedlares, Is Too — Much: inclined 0 ‘Meddle. ‘With Presidential Powers—A  ~ Sharon Comeback by Republicans.

President Protests Appropriation Bill Now Before Congres:   DECLARES RIDER IN SUPPLY MEASURE WILL MUZZLE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS—POSITION CHALLENGED BY REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.

Conn EHUES BILL: SATS SO Hay “72 LAS RIGHTS   “President Misinfcrnfed; Must Be Some Mistake,” Congressmen Say. Dscrssing Action.

CHALLENGED IN CONCRESS   MESSAGE SHARPLY PHRASEL   One Of Big Supply Bills Was Chosen As Vehicle For the Expression Of Views By Mr. Wil  REPUBLICANS MAKE REPLY

HOUSES GET TOO GAY WITH THE PREROGATIVES OF EXECUTIVE, PRESIDENT GALLS ‘EM AND VETOES BILL

TROOPS APPEAR AT . W. W. TRIAI   UGLY RUMORS OF ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP THE COURT THE CAUSE.

APPEARANCE UT > AN ARMED CAME   Is Given Montesano, Wash., by Presence of Soldiers Prepared to Act.   SPECIAL PROSECUTOR CALLED FOR TROOPS   ‘Trial of Ten Alleged I. W. W. ! Members is Being Pro' ceeded With Todsv.

TROOPS CALLED TO KEEP ORDER AT L.W.W. TRIAI   Infantrymen Prepared t  Quell Any Disturbance in Moantecano.

FURNACES: Less Than Present’ Factory Cost.  CL. EPPS,   07 and 209, N. waa atom St toot, _ Phone      >» STUDENTS, Watch Your Eyesight

Actors Throw © Off Masks and Demand Mone}   Opera Aida Is Broken up When Thespians Refuse to Carry Out Roles Until Paid.

BURGOMSS7ER REPLIES TO STATEMENT OF TOWEE   a. sayR Aasembir Ptopesrd Neutrality to Swve Dansiz Hexion from War,

NEWBERRY — _ CASE GOES —_ON TRIAL   MANY. MEN WHO ARE ‘PROMINENT. IN: MICH: _ IGAN: POLITICS ' A LR i INVOLVE   Including U. 8. Senator Truthan” H.Newberry--Large  Array. of Counsel on’ Both . Sides in Blection Case .’

CHARGE IS — ~ CONSPIRACY   Senator «Newberry. and: Others Are on Trial in Michigan ~ Teday.

HOLLAND OVERRUN BY INVASION OF RADICALS   German Sympathizers Furnish “Underground Railway,’’ by Which Hundreds Make First Lap of Journey to This Country,

BRITISH PRESS PLEASED WITH THE — _ RESULTS OF ELECTION IN AMERICA

Also Denounced Men. Who ald Keep Gut the “Sea Cammon Folks.”   CALIFORNIAN: LOUDLY. -. CHEERED BY CROWD.      Attacks: Administration and  The League of Na’ Hons Covenent.

DEFEAT PEACE PACT, JOHNSON'S SLOGAR      IDWINISTRATION AND REPURLL CAN LEADERS ARE PLAYED BY  PRASLUENTIAL CANDIDATE

COVENANT MUST NOT BE TAKEN, JOHNSON SAYS California Senator Demands “Clean H ands”

JOHNSON SOUNDS LOUDEST TOCSIN   PLEA FOR SUPPORT BY SENATOR ON CONVENTION EVE.   TWO BIG ISSUES FACE NATION

JONSON TELLS COUNTRY THAT HE IS THE MAN   BACKED BY BORAH HE SCORNS ATTEMPTED LEADERSHIP OF THE OLD GUARD   Both Senators Tell Big Crowd That The League of Nations Is Sure To Cause Only Trouble

PARTY MUST NOT HIDE AND SKULK’ OW TREATY   JOHNSON HOLDS CONVENTION EVE RALLY; G. 0. P. LEADERS AND PRESS RAPPED.   League of Nations Is Bitterly Attacked Before Large Crowd in Chicago.

Californian Pleads for Freedom Through Defeat of League of Nations   ARRAIGNS ALL ENEMIES OF REAL AMERICANISM   Asks Republicans to Accept Challenge to Free Land of Privileged Class

JOHNSON ASSERTS (0. P. MUST NOT OHUN THE TREATY   Senator <Arraigns  “Servile Press” and Republican Leaders Who Want to Make It “Party for a Few.”

JOHNSON ATTACKS © PARTY’S LEADERS   Old Guard Still in Saddle His Cry--Assails League   He Same as in 1912—Lightning Punctuates Fervid Rally

JOWNGON GWAYS  PHICAGH CROWD BY AN AUDA OD AT AUDITORIUM   sa Republican Party Must  ot "Hide or Sulk’’ Qn Treaty Issue; Raps Press and G. 0. P.  eaders.   IS SAME MAN HE WAS 8 YEARS AGO, STATES   "Knock ‘Em Dead, Hiram,’ a Voice Shouts as Californian Takes a Shot At the  eague of Nations,

CARRY OUT A BIG RAID FOR ARMS   Sinn Feiners Seize Motor Gars and Search Countryside

SINN FEINERS MAKE BIG RAID FOR ARMS   Scour Mid-Tyrone in 20 Automobiles   Rebels Hold Up Motorists and ‘Commandeer Their Cars

SIN FEINERS IN RAID AFTER ARWK   Autamobiles Forcibly Taker From Pleasure Seekers Are Used   FIGHT NEAR BELFAST   MacSwiney’s Condition Is Unchanged; Cork Hunger Strikers Are Sinking

WITH CAPTURED CARS   ED  Sinn Feiners Make Biggest Raid for Arms

England and France Agree To Postpone Allied-German Conference at Spa to Julv 15.

ALLIED CONFERENCE AT OFA POSTPONED MONTE ON WTALIAN REQUEDT   CONFERENCE AT BRUSSELS MAY ALSO BE POSTPONED TO SUIT  PREMIER NITTI,

CONFEREXCE POSTPONED   The . Attknt- Geeman Meeting Ris to Over to July Ith,

NEW YORK DELEGATION OF 90 ODES, GING  CHUAN ATS MAJORITY   New Jersey Follows Empire State With 25 for Buckeye Executive; Managers of “Big Three” Each Refuse to Give Ground in Struggle      FAVORITE SON STATES HOLDING

HOLDING OUT AT POLISH CAPITAL   Reports of Capture of War. saw is Not Credited   )f Bolshevik Forces Continues However, and Many Towns in West Prussia Where Strong Resistance Was Ex. pected are Taken — Plotsk Said to be Next Goal of Reds

WARSAW'S FALL — [8 DISCREDITED   Bolshevik Story Sent to London Times   Polish Official Report Tels of Successes Along Bug River

WARSAW IS STILL IN POLISH HANDS   BOLSHEVIST REPORT OF FAL) DISAPPROVED BY OFFICIAL COMMUNIOUL’   GREAT BATTLE ON NAREW   Poles Win Some Advantages in Strurgle Along River—Britain  Wants Good Puith-

U. S. DESTROYER OFF TO HELP  ~ AMERICANS IN BOLSHEVIK AREA   VESSELS ORDERED TO FREE PORT OF DANZIG TO SAFEGUARD YANKEE REFUGEES THERE; LONDON WARNS WRANGEL; TRUCE DELEGATIONS MEET

WARSAW SAFE FROM SOVIET   REPORTED ENTRY OF THE REDs DENIED AT LONDON.   POLES STRIKE HARD AT ENEMY   UNINTERRUPTED BATTLE SAID TO BE GOING ON,

F, D,. ROOSEVELT’S UNCLE KILLED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Horse Runs Across Track in Front of Express Train

FD. ROOSEVELT UNCLE 1S KILLED   lrightened Iforse Carries Ilelpless Man Before Speeding Train

OSCAR ENGLE DEAD FOLLOWING STAOKE   WILLiAM BORDERS 14 AND SYLVESTER MALONE, IN-  FANT PASS AWAY ‘

SUGCESOLS FOR POLES CLAIMED   People Eagerly Awaitine News from Minsk   Under General Pilsudski as Commander in Chief is Said to Have Been Successfully Launched. Messages Received in Washington are Most Hopeful—Holding Out Well

POLES BREAKING BULOHEVIA GRIP   REDS SHOOT DOWN CHAPLAIN WITH CRUCIFIX IN HIS HAND

POLES WAIT FOR WORD OF PEACE: LRMY VICTORIOUS   Delegates to Armis tice Meet Arrive  At Minsk.

Ten Red Divisions Striking at Capital From the North Said to Have Met Defeat   Reports of Military Successes Are Receiver While Republic Populace Awaits News of Peace Negoiiattons.

Bolshevik Forced Gradually to Withdraw From Various Places Where Pressure Upon Capital Has Been Greatest—— Delegates to Peace Conference Arrive at Minsk.

FALLING BACK IN CONFUSION   Reports Indicate Reds Are ' Falkince Back at Several Points   FRENCH TACTICS USED      POLISH CHAPLAIN LEADING THE ATTACK IN CHURCH ROBES 1S KILLED

ate That. D1 Danger: -of es dl Falling: “Has News aa : - Passed: ok ek

While Reports of Further Military Gains Reach Capital Population Eagerly Awaits Word From Minsk Where Peace Envoys  Are Negotiating; French Tactics Used .   CAPTURE STRATEGIC POSITIONS.

POLISH LINE HALTS DRIVE ON WARSAW   DEFENDERS REPORTED TO HAV! LAUNCHED SUCCESSFUL COUNTER BLOW   American, French and Br'tish Nationals Waiting to Escape From Russia.

POLES BATTLE WELL AGAINST RED HORDE   WARSAW STILL IN HANDS OF DEFENDING FORCES.   Further Military Successes Come While Waiting for Tidings of the Peace Conference — Ras asians Abandon Booty.

POLAND THROWS BACK RED ARMY   iSuecessfit Counter Attack Along * Warsaw Front Launched by Polish President   WARSAW IS HOLDING   Infantrymen, Aided by Artillery, Gradually Force Bolsheviki to Withdraw

POLES HAVING MORE SUCCESS AT WARSAW   Continue to Drive Reds Back On Warsaw  Front.

POLISH MILITARY VICTORY REPORTED   Successful Counter Offensive Launched on Warsaw Front.   REDS ARE DRIVEN BACK   Bolahevik Forced Gradually to Withdraw From Various Places Where Pressure Upon Capital Has Bees Greatest— Delegates to Peace Conference Arrive at Minsk.

Bolsheviki Turned Back a Several Points on Warsaw Front.   Many Prisoners Are Taken in weitie Hee Radzym  ii.

REPORTS OF POLISH OUGCESSES CHEER WARSAW GITIZENS   COUNTER OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED MONDAY, WITH COMMANDERIN-CHIEF IN CHARGE   AWAIT CONFERENCE NEW   On Northern Front Where Ten Bol. sheviki Divisions Drive Toward Vistula, Severe Losses Are Sustained By Reds

WILSON CHOOSES DR. CAPPS TO BE GREEK MINISTER   S. Gilbert, Ir., Nominated te be Assistant Secretary of Treasury

DR. CAPPS GETS ATHENS POST   Former University of Chicago Profes. sor Named by Wilson Minister to Greece.

S, P, GILBERT JR, ASS'T SEC. TREAS   Presiten( Wilson Names Him to Sue ceed R. C Leffingweit

WILSON APPOINTS NEW JERSEY MEN   New Assistant Secretary of the Treas ury and New Minister to Greece Are From His Home State.

Edward Capps New  _ Minister to Greecs      Professor of Classics at Princeto , Names as Minister to Greece b President Wilson.

NEW MINISTER TO GREECE   Edward Capps of Princeton Will Fill Terms

Many Inhabitants Of New Foundland Near Starvatior      Conditions Reported to be Appailing Because of the Terrible Wintry Conditions in Far North

ADVOCATES HAVE BLUE LAW READY FOR THE SENATE   Bill Has Drastic Provisions Aimed To Secure Stopping of Sunday Work   Measure Prepared By Method. ist Ministers at Tennessee Conference

BL LAW READY FOR THE SENATE   Bill Has Drastic Provisions Aimed to Secure Stopping of Work on Sunday.   SENT TO SENATOR M’KELLAR   t % Measure Prepared by Methodist Min  isters and Laymen at Conference at Ternessee—includes All Federai Emptoyees.

QUNUAY BLUE LAW READY FOR SENATE   Drastic Provisions Aimed to Se cure Sabbath Regulations.   BACKED BY 16 CHURCHES   Measure as Sent to Senator McKellar Would Stop All Work on the Seventh Day of the Week.

DEATH CLAIMS DICK MORGAN   Oklahoma C ong ressman - Dies of Pneumonia in Danville, [llinois.   MEMBER OF CONGRESS FOR .TWELVE YEARS

REP. DICK . MORGAN DIES   Congressman From Oklahoma Suc. cumbs at Danville, Ill., From Lobar Pneumonia.

ALIENS ARRIVING FAIL TO GIVE AND   Movement of Laborers in Last Three Year's s Outward.   REDS ARE COMING INTO U. S.   Literacy Test Keeps Out Common La borer—Skilled Workers and Pro. fessional Ranks Are Increased by the Migratory Tide.

ALIENS FAIL TO AID INDUSTRIES   Common Labor Movement for  Last Three’ Years-Has  ‘, Been Outward.   LITERACY TEST LETS IN REOS   Skilled Labor and Professional Ranks Are Increased by the Migratory Tide of Workers—Increase in  Male immigrants. ,

WAR TAX CONSTITUTIONAL   Special Levs on Manitious Is Weld Legal By the Supreme gianrt_

WAR TAX CONSTITUTIONAL   Special Levy on Munitions In Held ij Legal By the Sapreme  allag Pe,  ; 

Plenty of Utah Strawberries Raspberries and Cherries -~Frank Jones & Sons  Market.   An Old ‘Folks Party Given by Gem Theatre

BLAZE RUINS SACRAMENTO STORES   Capitol Business District Threatened In Early  Morning Disaster

BLAZE HUIKD OADAAMENTD ORES   Capitol Business _ District Threatened In Early  Morning Disaster

GANG FORGES U. S. PASSPORTS      Conspiracy Among Poles ard Ger. mans to Sell Forged Papers for 1,500 Marks.

SAYS PASSPORTS ARE FORGED   Belgium Hears of Conspiracy Among Germans and Poles.

F.OFLPLANS BIG DRIVE ON. STEEL TRADE   New Committee is Namec to Succeed Did One That is Discharged from Further Duties.   LABOR PLANS TO RENEW FIGHT   New Committee Will Take Over the Work of Organizing all Iron and Steel Industries.

List of -War™ Offenders: “to Mollify Germany." >   MILLERAND FOR DELAY ~ IN RHINE. EVACUATION

HOLD RHINE “AS . ~” A HOSTAGE   FRENCH WILL NOT EVACUATE USTIL GERMANY PERFORMS.   NGLAND SURPRISES   SHOWS SIGNS. uF WEAKENING iN MATTER OF IEXTRADITIONS   itoliand Secialists Suggest: That the Ex-Kaiser be futerned a Prisoner dot a Guest.

FRENCH OURPRIGED ~AFBRITIGH STAND. ABOUT EXTRADITION   Millerand Says Allies Wil Never Evacuate Left Bank  ~ Of Rhine Until Treaty Terms Are Fulfilled,   AMBASSADORS TO MEET

BRITAIN BACKING DOWN ON DENMAN!      SHOWING DISPOSITION TO LET i OTHERS CONTINUE TASK OF EXTRADIPION

ENGLAND GHANSES ATTITUDE TOWARD ACCUSED GERMANS   !ord Chancellor Said to Have Deciared Government Favors Radical Modifications.   “ecport Causes Astonishment in French Circles—London Dispatch Adds to Relief.

FRENCH (LAIM. ASTONISHMENT AT _ ENGLAND'S ACTS   Claim England ‘was’ Most In sistent at Peace Confer-_ ‘ence for “Trial of.   ee   TRYING TO PASS BUCK   Millerand Says .French Will No Leave the Rhine until All Terms Of Treaty, are  __--___._- Fulfilled.

BRITAIN BACKING DOWN ON DEMAND   SHOWING DISPOSITION ‘TO LE OTHERS CONTINUE TASK OF EXPRAOEPION

GERMANY PUTTING FORTH EFEORT 1 AVOID SURRENDER ARCH CRIMINALS TO THE ENTENTE

DRIISH SAID TO. BE  WEAKENING HOW ON  DEMAND FOR THE HUN CRIMINALS OF WAR  gE.  =   France Astonished at Changed Attitude olf Her Ally   WOULD MODIFY EX TRADITION LIST

TRL-GOLORS ARE WORK BY WAIST   PARADE WAS “FREE IRELAND” DEMONSTRATION THE “LIKE” OF WHICH NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED IN NEW YORK   TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TRISH MARCHERS IN THE LINE OF MARCH WHEN IT PASSING REVIEWING STAND

GREEN BOWS TO IRISH TRI-COLOR IN N. Y. PARADE   25,000 ‘Liberty’ March. ers Reviewed by De Valera.

IRISH TRICOLOR REPLACES GREEN   Marghers in New York Make Enthusiastic Demonstration for Irish Independence.   FOR FREE INDIA, TOO

WITH THE GREEN FLAG Ur ERIN CARESSING STARS AND STRIPES IRISH MARCHED TODAY

THE GREEN - GAVEWA)   fo. Tri-Colors. of ‘Unrecognized Irish Republic in St ’ Patrick’s Day = Parade in New York.

95,000 PARADE FOR IRISH REPUBLIC ON FIFTH AVENUE      y Asgoctated Presa’

To: Tri-Colors: of  Unrecog“nized Irish Republic in St. nt trick’s: Day’ Parade. in  ew. York. °°:

FREE IRELAND AND REE. NDA PARADE “HELD IN NEW YORI   Wearing of.Green, White anc Yellow Much in Evidence St. Patrick's Day

THOUSANDS OF IRISH PARADE   Big Demonstration Marks St Patrick’s Day in New York City.

TEP FATHER MAKES EFFORT TO ATTACK GIRL. MOTHER SKY’   Other Testimony Shows Mar Feared for Life at Hands of Two Women

WOODLOC 1K TRIED TO ATTACK GIRI   That's Testimony of Ursula Broderick’s Mother at 16-Year-Old Girl's Trial on Murder Charme.

GIRL ACCUSES DEAD VICTIN   Ursula Broderick Says Sh Killed Her Step-Father to Save Honor.

Bald to be Finantially Embarrassed by Depreciation in Sik 4 Prices

SILK DEALERS “HIT ROCKS”   Federal Receivers Appointed for New York Japanese Firms, .

DR.T-TLZERBE PASSED AWAY AT AGE OF 74  One ofthe Most Influential Citizens of Schaef“ferstown.  AN ABLE PRACTITIONER  Staunch Republican and Served Two Terms in State Legislature      One of the Most Influential Citizens of Schaef~ ferstown .   AN ABLE PRACTITIONER

DR. 1.1 ZERDE PASSED AWAY AT AGE OF 74  One of the Most Influential   One of the “Most Influentia Citizens of Schaef- ‘ferstown

MAY QUI AFTER FIVE MORE DAYS   f RESOLUTION IS INTRODUCED “TO ADJOURN CONGRESS SSATURDAY, JUNE 5.

TO VOTE ON MANDATE         WHE Pass cn Armenian Ques dton Tuesday, 4

DECLARATION OF WAR BY POET A JOKE   Officers of Gabriele D’Annun. zio’s Army Ready to Abandon Him.

Active Preparations for a Fight, However, Go On Within Beleaguered City.   HIGHER OFFICERS — - DESERTING POET   Cordon of: Italian . Sol: diers Surrounds the  Historic Town..

Italian. Regulars and ~ D’Annunzio Legionaires Exnected to Clast

POET DECLARES FATHERLAND WA   D’Annunzio Announces Hostilities Against Italy—Followers Leave Him. .   RESTRICT ALL TRAVELING

FIUME PUSHES PLANS FOR WAKE   Travel in and Out of City R« stricted—Italy Not Alarmed Over Activities.

D’ANNUNZIO’S WAR DECLARATION NOT TAKEN SERIOUSL'   AUN Travel Into and Out oof Plum Under Drastic Restrictions; Alt Persons Searehei.

STATE OF WAR WITH ATALY PROCLAIMED BY “CAPTAIN DANNUNZIC   Declaration, However, is Not - Faken ‘Seriously by Ital* jan Officers   RING OF ITALIAN TROOPS 1S: THROWN AROUND FIUME   Sound of Firing Heard Along Gulf of Quarnero

WARFARE IN FIUME IS BEGUN   But Trieste Military Leaders Do Net Take It Seriously

D’ANNUNZIO NOW IS BUTT OF JOKE   Mad Italian Poet Declares War On Italy; Military Leaders Laugh.

TRIESTE BELIEVED FIUME THREATS OF WAR HAVE NO KICK   D’Annunzio’s Declaration Is Not Taken Seriously; Officers Abandoning Post.

DECLARATION OF WAR IS NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY.   D’Annunzlo, the Hoet-Rebel, Is Shut Up in Flume and Appar‘ently Can Do Little Harm,

AIDS CONTINUE TO ABANDON D’ANNUNZIO   His Declaration of State of War With Italy Thought Joke.

POET IS WARLIKE            Declaration of War by Gal riele d@Annunzio. Is N Taken Seriously by" Ttali Government. .      SOUND OF CANNON IS = HEARD ALONG QUARNERO            While Superior Officers Di sert; D’Annunzio Says Hell  Die’ Game. .

D’ANNUNZIO’S WAR NOT SERIOUS   MILITARY HEADS FROWN UPON POET’S DECLARATION.

ITALY SMILES: AT THREATS OF CAPT. D'ANUNZIC      ITALIAN FLEET STEAMS INTO FIUME BAY AND OPPOSITION OPENS FIRE WITHOUT CASUALTERS

DANNUNZIO. NOT. TAKEN St SERIOUSLY  IN DECLARATION. OF WAR   Caviglia Will Use Persuasive Efforte Before aiacking. Fiume in  ” Porce.

POET'S WAR IS NOT  REGARDED SERIOUSL   iTtalian Military Commanders Ar Getting Ready to Take Over Fiume

HIGHER OFFICERS DESERTING POET   Cordon of Italian Soldiers Surrounds the Historic Town.

ITALIAN COMMANDERS MAKE LIGHT OF “WAR’   Declaration of Fiume Commander Fails to Cause Expected Great Stir at Trieste.

R DECLARED BY WANNUNZIC POET SOLDIER   INSURGENT. LEADER'S THREAT 1S NOT TAKEN CHRISTY,   ATA NY. DESERTING   Superior Officers Abandon Chief; Caviglia Uses aed  Pane eee

TALIANS DISCOUNT TANNIINZIO’S WAT   Military Commanders Not Disposed To Regard Sericusly Declaration Effective Friday. \

ITALY DOES IT SERIOUSLY,   D’ANNUNZAIO'S DECLARATION OF WAR TREATED LIGHTLY BY MILITARY CHIEFS i   HURRY TO CHINA   British and U, 8S. Ships Hasten to the Scene of Mutiny —Another  Train Is Robbed

MURDER SUSPECTS  ADE ADDECTEN Alb ALY   Turtle Lake N. D., Crime Blame Placed On Two.

TWO ROOSEVELT CHURCHES,   They WM be Bullt as Tribute to the World War Veterans,

BREWERS ARE CITED   To Show Cause Why Permits Shouldn’t be Revoked

. NATIONS. SIGN PEACE PROTOCOL   Endorse Permanent Court of International Justice—Four Are for Compulsion.

BIG SUFFRAGE FIGHT OPENS IN TENNESSE!   State Legislature m Extraordi{mary Session Will Decide Most important Contest Every Waged

SESSION FOR SUFFRAGE TODAY.   Tennessee Legislature Will Meet to Consider Ratification. °

SUFFRAGE BILL TO FACE TEST   Tennessee Legislaturé Meets at Noon Today to Con-‘ sider Ratification   WORKERS ARE PRESENT   Contest Is Regarded as the Most Important Yet Faced by General Assembly

SURFRAGE IN THE BALANCE   Legislature of Tennessee Meets {1 Special Session Today to Deetde the leanne.

PROHIBITICGN PLANK IS “SLIGHTLY MOIST’   Plan is to Have It Speak for “Personal Liberty,” ’Neverything—McAdoo is Not to Have Name Formally Presented.

ALABAMA PASSES AND ARIZONA YIELDS TO OKLAHOMA—HAYDEN LINEBAUGH OF MUSKOGEE PLACES SEN. OWEN BEFORE CONVENTION.

DEMONSTRATION FOR SEN. OWEN ‘LED BY SOONERS   inebaugh Speaks Just 17 Minutes in Placing Oklahoma’s Favorite Son Before Delegates; Brough _ Draws Big Laugh

FICK UP PLANE AT SEA   Alrcraft Numbered ‘826 Found Float.  ae Ss ee en ee ee ee ee ee  ee

JOHNSON HAS LANDSLIDE IN MONTANA   Wood Low Second With Hoover Running a Close Third.

MONTANA PRIMARY   Californian Was Rig Lead Over Wood, Hoover, Lowden and Wardin:   HAS FIVE TIMES AS MANY «VOTES AS GEN. WooD   No Doubt Exists but that He ha: ” Swept the Entire State for Presidentiat Nomination

PRESENT DAY FASHIONS DECLARED IMMODES   Priest Makes Remarks Concern ing the Trend of Lady Fashion.

RAILROADS IN NEED OF  NEW GARS   PRACTICALLY ALL OF FUND SET ASIDE BY CONGRESS FOR LOANS TO BE USED FOR ROLLING STOCK.   HARDING NAMES COMMISSION   Appoints Warburg, Delano and Palmer as Members of Railway Advisory Loan Committoa.

MURDER MYSTERY   fictims Believed to be Buffala ~ Men=Third: Man,” Evidently 'Left-as Dead, Is Missing. -

Must ‘Haver  * Been Ghost   ciev eland, Ohio, Panes” Ate Pur  akod Over Mysteriods -/ Disappear‘ance.of Murderer's Victim.

FIND BODIES OF MURDERED © MEN ON ROAD   CLEVELAND AUTHORITIES NYSTIFIED BY DOUBLE OR TREPLIE CRIAIE.

DOURLE MURDER IN CLEVELAND. 0.. PUZZLES POLICE   Bodies of Two Men Found and Third  Man Evidently Wounded in the Fray Makes His Escape,

Third Victim, Seen in Group —Also Thought Dead — Search for Wounded Man

DOUBLE TRAGEDY lo MYSTERY FOR CLEVELAND FORCE   Two Bodies Found Dead, Third Wounded Crawled Away,.!s Theory That’s Offered.   SLAYERS PROBABLY LEFT  THINKING HIM LIFELESS,   Victims Not Surely Identified But Are Thought Both to Be From Bison City.

TWO BODIES ARE FOUNO      POLICE THINK MURDERS WERE COMMITTED IN CITY AND BODIES CARRIED AWAY.

MORE peal      Two M ‘Bound: ‘Dead and Another eee. d Es-' caped: tothe Deed.  * Or the’ F Pamettirs Has Yet Been Fousd.: .

DOUBLE MURDER COMES TO LIGHT IN CLEVELAND   Bodies Found in Lonely Spoil And One Wounded Mar  Foranac   Police Baffled by Unusual Crime in Fifth City.

JAPANESE GIRL DIES ~ AFTER MISTREATMENT   Toki Kisanuki of Tulsa Had Run Away From Home to Avoid Attending School.

JAPANESE GIRL FOUX? DEAD   Fall From Vinduect Fatal Following Mistreatment By White Man.

HOUSTON ESTIMATE OF BONUS COST HIGH    Commander Galbraith Of American Legion Declares That Secretary’s Testimony is Misleading

LEGION COMMANDER (SSUES STATEMENT   GALBRAITH ASSERTS HOUSTON'S ESTIMATE OF BONUS IS MISLEADING.

HOUSTON MUDDYING WATERS   “eG ten COmmander Characterise: Seeretary’s Testimony as Seuttle-fish Skirmish.

LEGION HEAD REPLIES   LOWERS COST OF BONUS   Says Secretary's Testimony is “A Outtle-Pish Skirmish.’

OTAL GOoT NOT ob TbH STATED!      Whele Discussion Is Effort to Muddy  W ater.   PACTS RELATED   Chief of Legion Tells Just What Relief Would Cost.

GALBRAITH SAY: HOUSTON PUTS IT IN WAONG LIGHT   His Bonus Figures Arranged to Becloud the Issue Seriously.   Statement a Cuttlefish Skirmish to Muddy the Waters, He Declares.

MORES OPPOSUTION 1 HOUSTON'S TESTIAGN   Abrlerican) Legion Leader Tssues Statement On Bonus Bill.

CAYS ALVARADO IS RED   Dr. Gaten Asserts That Mgrican Rer resentative Was in U. §. to ata Rolshevtki.

BOOZE INTO CHICAGO AS SOAP.   Federal Officials Solve Latest Ingenuity of Traffickers.

BOOZE INTO CHICAGO AS SOAP.  Federal Ortecials Sarleiee Latest In-

BROOKLYN'S MANAGER _.~ VOICES OBJECTIONS T0 . LEWIS’ QUESTIONING

EBBETTS 1S ASKED TO YORE HIS BETAN   Opposed. to-District Atiorney- Iny terrogating- Members of Team. —            CHICAGO: INVESTIGATION’ ; TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED           State’s Attorney. Hoyne. Ord Halt Until He Returns front: ‘New York r;  Ae   AWAITING MORE WITNESSES:   Examination of: Those on Hand _ Has Been Sonesta By  Grand Jury. - *« ¢ . ~)

WANT  100,000 OF ASSOCIATE   Sixteen Stockholders File Claims of Big Amount Against Defunct Packing Company; Fraud Charges in the Plea; Hearing Nears End.

MEXICO IS SHAKEN   Quake Brings Heavy Damage to State of Vera Cruz

VERA CRUZ STATE _ SEVERELY SHAKEN   Property Damage . Heavy “ts Report.

EARTHQUAKE IN VER CRUZ STATE   Same District Visited Last Year With Great Disaster is Again Rocked by Tremors.  .No Deaths Reported But the  Pranerty Damaoce te Heavy.

BOMB BLAST IN RIO JANEIRO   Gne Person Jc Killed and 20 Hurt by Anarchist in Railroad Station,

a ae a  BOMB BLAST IN RIO JANEIRO   One Person ts Killed and 20 Hurt by Anarchist in Railroad Station,

STATE PRESIDENTIAL RBLEGTORS ARE NAMED   Senator Harding’s Selections Announced—H. G. Sturgis to Represent 23rd District.

FERS HE REN LETE   BOTH CONGRESSMEN ARE WON BY. THE G. O. P., ALSO.   DIXON’S MAJORITY GROWS AS VOTE ROLLS IN. HARDING CARRIES MONTANA BY A GREAT MAJORITY—COUNT ABOUT COMPLETE

DINON'S MAJORITY GROWS AS VOTE ROLLS IN. HARDING CARRIES MONVUANA BY A GREAT MAJORITY —COUNT ABOUT COMPLETE

GIVES PLANS FOR HUGE ~ AYORO-ELEGTRIC PLANT   Outline of Three Million Horse Power Development on Col. orado River Made Public

TO CREATE AN INLAND SEA   ‘Colorado River Power Project Calls : for Lake 300 Miles Long —

LAKE OF g00 MILES WILL BE —TWADE BY DAM   Details of Huge. Colorado “River Power.-Scheme Dis.  ¢losed‘in Washington .   3,000,000’ HORSEPOWER SCHEME: IS“ QUTLINED   Utah, Wyoming’ and Arizona Included- in: Scope of Tre- mendous : Project

SEAACHINE FOR AUTO PARTY Wit AAN OVER YOUTE   BOY RETURNING FROM FISHING RUN OVER AND KILLED BY  UNKNOWN JOY RIDERS,

ARMORED CAR FIRES ON FRENCE PATROLS IN FRANKFORT   British Sympathize With French Bat  Won’t Use Troops.

CAR “FIRES . ON ° PATROLS   German Armored .Automobile Said to. Have “hot at French at  et mcd unal SS

FALK TALKS ABOUT BASEBALL SCANDAI   Believes Invesetigation Will Throv Light Upon More Fraud and Clean Baseball.

CHURCH AND STAGE ARE CLOSELY LINKED   Most Plays Now Running tn London Are of a Sermonizing Character, ,

SENATOR MCUMBER ~ CONFERS WITH HARDING   Wide Range Of Subjects Dis cusaed Today With The President-elect.

IARDING FAVORS TARIFF MEASURE   BEHIND MOVEMENT TO BE PUSHED TO PROTECT AGRICULTURE,

UNITED STATES 10 REFRAIN FROM TAKING SIDES IN Tit FRANCO-BRITISH DISPUTE   Great Britain Attempts to Settle Differ ences in Note to the French Foreign  Office Today   European Peace Depends Upon Decision of Diplo: matic Misunderstanding With France Regarding Recognition of General Wrangel

FIRST VOTE CAST FOR A WOMAN IN ANY CONVENTION   Miss Clay of Kentucky Has Distine tion Never Claimed by One of Her Sex at Hands of Hither Great Party.

ONE VOTE CAST FOR A WOMAN   ‘Gallant Kentuckian Gives It to Memher of Deleration.

TRAIN KILLS FORMER MAJOR   Doctor Wilhelmy, Who Served at Camp Dodge, la., Killed at Decatur, Ill.

INDUSTRIAL SURVEY OF Chit TNDIGATES NOTHING 10 FERE   A Readjustment Toward a Level of Lower Prices Which is What the People Have Been Demanding.   NO PROSPECT OF BREAD LINES   A Widening Labor Market Held to Be Indicative of Greater Efficiency Obviating Necessity at Onttine of Wares.

AKRON RUBBER PLANTS EXPECT: TO RESUME FULL PRODUCTION: FIRST OF YEAR KEENLY AWAITED   ‘Canton Steel, East Liverpool Pottery, Mansfield Ma chinery, Marietta Furniture and Warren Tin Plat Business Booms—Passing of Election Flurry Remove  eeling of Uncertainty

DUSTRIAL SITUATION IN OHIO REPORTED AS GENERALLY GOOD!   Dayton   Akron   Youngstown

MANY CITIES PLEDGE HELP TO TIDEWATER   Congress at Detroit Giver Promise of Ald,

LENROOT URGES DEEP WATERWAY   Wisconsin Senator Among Speakers at Detroit Concress.

HELD EGGS 18 MONTHS.   Wisconsin Officials Force Them Upon the Market.

HELD IN STORAGE TOO LONG   State Market Authorities Order Esss Re Wliewat ¢@nae Eaenameediate tala.

FIRM HOARDS EGGS.   Wiaconsin Offictals Order Product Put on Market.

HARDING FORCES PREPARING FOR A WINNING FIGHT  PROGRESSIVE LEADERS ARE ASCIIRING THEIR FULL   ALL FACTIONS TO HAVE A VOICE IN POLICIES

Cingery Campaign For Harding Will Be Started Soon   Republican Leaders Will Los: No Time In Getting Machinery Under Way   HENRY DAUGHERTY IS PLACED AT HELM   Defeated Candidates Pledging Support To Stand By Republican Ticket

DAUGHERTY T0 HEAD HARDING RACE MACHINE   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WILL RE. TAIN PRE - CONVENTION ORGANIZATION

GINGER WILL Be NEEDED  FROM START   Candidate Will Stand By His Pre-Convention Friends and Workers

Will maintain pre-convention forces and use them in campaign   National Committee will be only part of campaign machinery to be used

FORMING PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN   ‘Senator Harding Intends to  Hold the  Pre-Convention  Organization Intact,   WILL CONFER WITH MANY PARTY WORKERS   Promises of Support From Many of Those Interested in Party Success.

POSSERETAKES SING SING PAIR      Men Hort in New Hampskir Mountains Ends in Capture of Stivers and Rassett   TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Ted and Hungry, Fegitives Were Resting Under Tree by Road-  side When Discovered 

TRUSTIES ARE CAUGHT.   Men Escaped From Sing Bing One Week Ago Puraued to Kew Hampshiro Hilla,

FACTORY BOYS ARE NOW IN LINE   EWPLOYEES. OF TWU PLANTS CONTRIBUTE 38 TO MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE.   PLENTY ROOM FOR OTHERS

FACTORY BOYS BOYS ARE NOW INLINE   EMPLOYEES. OF .TWO .PLANTS  CONTRIBUTE $20 TO MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE.      PLENTY ROOM FOR OTHERS

SENATE SEATS ARE IN DOUBT   HARDING CONCERNED LEST HE FACE HOSTILE BADY.   PRETTY SURE TO WIN HIMSELF   TIDE STRONGLY THAT WAY, BUT MIGHT BE STRONGER.   Landslide Almost Necessary te inSure Working Majority in Coerngresee—LBear Den if Demeerats Ceantrei.

COMPLEXION OF SENATE SEEMS MICH I OOUEY   Mark Sullivan Says Republicans Will Put Their Man in the White House   BUT HE IS FAR FROM SURE ABGUT SENATORS   G. 0. P. Has Tough Battle in Many States. !neludingUiah, He Deciares

(By Mark Sullivan, National Politica Correspondent of the Journal).

Harding, Confident of Own Victory,  Fearful About Pa:ty In Congress

GLOSE FIGHTS WILL SETTLE SENATE ASSERTS. SULLIVAN   “Republican Majority Out on Bail,’ He Quotes from Daniels,   Republican Leaders, Confident of Presidency, Worry About Congress,

G..0.P. MUST WIN SENATE. T0 GARRY OUT ITS PROGRAN   Only in Ten States Have Repub licans Any Chance. to * . Gain Senatorships.   ARE FIGHTING MEANWHILE "TO RETAIN TWELVE SEATS   Review of Political Situation z Discloses Strong Tide To- . ~ ward Nominee Harding..

SCHURMAN TO QUIT CORNELL   President for Twenty-eight Yeare Tenders Resigauation.

DR. SCHURMAN HAS RESIGNED   Was Head of Cornell University for Twenty-Eight Years

CORNELL PRESIQENT RESIGNS POSITION   Dr Jacob Schurman Served 28 Years.

PRESIDENT OF CORNELL QUITS AFTER 28 YEARS         Dr. Jacob Gould Schurmenn Says He Has Held Post as Long As Anybody Should.

DR. SCHURMAN, DEAN OF CORNELL, QUITS   Believes University Presidents Should Not Keep Position Over Thirty Years.

aGHURMAN QUITS AFTER 20 YEARS HEAD OF CORNELL   Thinks. Executive Qught Not to Stay in Harness More Than 25-or 30 Years, Says.

CORNELL HEAD HAS RESIGNED   Dr. Schurman Has Beer 28 Years President of the Institution.   RETIREMENT IN EFFECT JUNE 23

TAKEN OVER BY UNITED EX HITITORS PRODUCTION   Promised High Class Entertainment In Neer Fature

10 LEAGUE RACE   DODGERS FAVORITES IN NATION. AL; INDIANS AND YANKS CLOSE IN AMERICAN

DALRYMPLE NOT TO RESIGN   Prohibition EKnufercement Offices Rex fuses to Step Dewn While Vedder BMere.

BAN ON EXPORTATION OF COIN, BULLION, CURRENCY AND OTHER TRANSACTIONS DECLARED YOID   Removal of Restrictions, However, Does Not Mean That the Government Sanctions Commercial Relations With the Bolsheviki; Traders Must Assume All Risk.

Treasury Officials ‘Lift Ban on Exporting  ‘Money to Soviet Russia   Action in No Way Means Gov erament Sanction of Commercial] Rélations.

RESUME TRADE WITH RUSSIA   Anyone May Do Busi ness There But At Their Own Risk.

TREASURY TAKES BAN OFF RUSS RUBLE   Exchange Restrictions Lifted by Un ited States—Trade Not Yet Sanctioned,

Restrictions Removed, But Commercial Transactions Must Be at Iadividual Risk.

U.S. POPULATION NOW 105,683,10:   Outlying Possessions and the Army’ and Navy Abroad Will Total Another 12,350,000

U.S, POPULATION  Five WILLIGNS       Increase in Ten Years is Nearly Fourteen  Million.

ALY FOURTEEN MILLIONS ADDED 10 POPULATION   Continental United States Has 105,683,108 People, Census Figures Show.   ABOUT 118,000 NOW LIVE UNDER AMERICAN FLAG   Trend From Country to City Greatly Accentuated Since 1910—Small Decreases in Three States, Mississippi, Nevada and Vermont.

118,000,000. UNDER W. 8. FLAS   Increase of 13,000,000 in Population Since  1910

The Population: ‘Has Increased Fourteen Per Cent: Since 1910, Says the Census. Fig ures. -

118,000,000 UNDER STARS AND STRIPES   POPULATION OF CONTINENTAI UNiJED STATES ANNOUNCLED 105,683,108   INCREASE SLOWS DOWN   Past Decade Shows Less Growth han Frevious Periods—Smaii Farm Incyease.

SSS oly SEE ote Sterne Cty aes gs Se ote  of Sa ot Det oe  U.S. TOTAL PUT ~ AT 105,863,168 ~ BY 1920 CENSUS   War and Influenza Giv en as Cause of-Small Increase

PASS HUNDRED MILLION MARK   UNITED STATES 1s BECOMING «@ RIGHT LUSTY GIAaNnr,   FIGURES FROM CENSUS BUREAU   POPULATION 105,482,108 IN CON. TINENT Gs, BORDERS,   Trend ts Stroegly Frem Country te  the Citlhes—Nebraska Tetal Fixed : at 1,295,502, Shewteg a  (.2ie of 102,288.

GENSUS BUREAU PLACES UV. $. POPULATION AT 105 MILLIONS   Report Shows Nation Gained 14.9 Per Cent in Ten Years—Virginia Hes 2,306,361,

UNITED STATES 1920 POPULATION 5 105,688, 108   FIGURES ANNOUNCED BY CENSUS BUREAU SHOW INCREASE OF 14 PER CENT.

POPULATION OFUS. . “.." NUMBERS 118,000,000.   Continental Population Put at 105,683,108—More Than Half Are in Cities. ;

CENSUS FIGURES GIVE 105,883,108 U.S. POPULATION   Figures for Continental United States Show Gain of 14.9 Per Cent in Decade.      8,720,159 IN PENNSYLY

POPULATION OF U. S. REACHES 105,683,508; GAIN [S 14.9 PER CENT   Total Does Not Include That of Outlying Possessions Department Announces.   RESIDENTS OF THE CITIES EXCEED THOSE IN COUNTY   More Than Half of Country’: People Live in Towns of 2,500 and Over.

U. §. POPULATION 1S 105,683, 10   FIGURES DO NOT INCLUDE 12, 520,000 IN POSSESSIONS, ANNOUNCEMENT SAYS.

Census Bureau's Announcement Dees Not Include Outlyiag Possessions, Which Likely Will Being Tetal Up te 118 Milltens.

Varmers Rushing Large Num. bers Of Inferior Grades To Stock Yards

TARMERS IN PAN MART LOW   Live Stock Market [  Demoralized   ne te teen oe  LOWEST SINCE 1916  Offer Half and Inferior Girade

Panic Stricken Farmerg: Causing Demoralization Of ~ Gattle Market In Chicagg

RUSHING STOCK TO THE MARKETS   PANIC STRICKEN BECAUSE Ol TRE RAPID FALL IN PRICES OF STOCK.   Head of the United States Bureau Market at Chicago Appeals tu the Farmers to Help Stem the Tide,

SAYS FARMERS ARE FORGING MARKET   Hond of Bureau of Movkets Gives His Rensen For Beeline in Cattle Prices.

PANICKY FARMERS DEMORALIZE MARKE   TEAVY SHWIPWENTS OF INFERIOR GRADE CATTLE TO STOCK YARDS CAUSES RRPEPATI

“MARKET DEMORALIZED   ‘Farmers Rushing Half-Fed Cattle to > ‘the Chicago Stockyards.

j z PANIC-STRICKEN FARMERS RUSH / STOCK TO MARKET; DE- *  MOKALIZES PRICES

FARMERS RUSHING UNDERFED CATTLE TO STOCK MARKE}   BECOWE PANICKY OVER FUTURE PRICES AND ARE TRYING Tah enxrartnh

RAN. MANAGER HEARD   ME TELLS RAILROAD BOARD LIVING IS LOWER IN NEW ENGLAND; NO RAISE NEEDED,

LABOR BOARB ADJOURNS   Railway Hearing Will be Continued . Tomorrow—FE. T. Whiter to Have a ae re

ODOWD WHIPS CLARK      Former Champlon Takes Elght of Ter Rounds

GENERAL STRIKE IN. MEXICO.   Miners, Cigar. Moker MS and Printers 2 Me Walle Ont.” 3

Billions Juggied and No Real System of Accounts Used   AMAZING TALES   How Uncle Sam’s Coin Was Fiung About ‘recklessly

Government Funds. Handled - in-Careless Mauer Says Witness -  STARTLING. DISCLOSURES ARE MADE AT HEARING   No Experts Used in Work of ame Vast Sums of: ° ~ Money; ° Declares” . Gillen -

Special Assistant to Forme! Chairman Gives Sensational Testimony. -. --.

DISCLOSURES STARTLE  CALLS SYSTEM LACKING   Martin Gillen Says Government  Has Had no Adequate ' Accounting Plan.

BIG FIGURES Wad IN SHIPPING PROBE   STARTLING DISCLOSURES TENDING TO SUPPORT INADEQUACY CHARGE.   BALANCE SHEET MISSING   Accounting ‘System of Fleet Corporation Under Fire of Walsh Committee.

SHIPPING BOARD CASE CONTINUES   Accounting System Of Board  Subject Of Attack By Witness.

TREASURER OF BOARD WAS ONLY “CHECK ISSUER”   .  ‘No Balance Sheet Kept of  - Funds Shipping Board Possessed, Say Witnesses   NO DETAILED RECORDS   ee NEW TREASURER EMPLOYED 900 EXTRA MEN TO TRACE MissING VOUCHERS

DObLOGURES BY GILLEN STARTLINE   charges Complete Lack of Adquate Accounting System in Handling of Billions of Dollars.

Secure Experts for Running  Mechanical End But Lack,  ~  Canable- Accountants’ *~    MISLAY MILLIONS-IN BONDS   Billion in Labor , Vouchers Yet to be Paid; Slipshod — ; Methods Made, Known>:

LACK OF ADEQUATE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM      STRANGE DISCLOSURES IN HAND. LING GOVERNMENT FUNDS.   Bet Few Men Connected With the Emergency Fieet Corporation Were Experts ia Figures Was Main Treuble.

FUND SUPERVISION   Witness - Before Shipping Board Probe Says Money Is Loosely Handled

LAWOTIAK ERS EN “Sk         ‘Tlinois, Wolds ¥ Constitutions Honvention Slnec’1870,° *

REVISE ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION   Rasic Law of State Considered for Yost "Pie Sinec 1870.

MR, CONBOY PLEADS: FOR EXPULSION   Threat of General Strike Employed by Socialist Assemblymen Under Veil of a Smile, He Declares.

Demands Expulsion of N. Y.  Assemblymen as ‘Traitors’   Prosecution, in Trial of Five Suspended Socialists, Sums Up Case and Insists Charges Had Been Proved— Defense Attorney Will Make Final Defense Plea  *Today—Ex-Senator to Have Final Word.

URGES EXPULSID UF FIVE SUSPENDED N.Y. SOCIALISTS   Declared Traitors tc Country by Attorney Conboy   TRIAL NEARS THE END

OUST SOCIALISTS CONBOY DEMANDS   nsists Charges Against Five Suspended Assemblymen Have Been Proven   CITES STRIKE THREAT   Vitrolic Charges Against “Trait ora” Are Made by Attorney in His Summing Up Remarks

DEMANDS EXPULSION   Of Suspended Socialists ir New York Assembly.

BUVERNMENT WILL TARE STRONG HANI   FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS ID ITALY WILL BE UNDER OFFICIAL LEAD   No One In Italy Seems To Be Certain Just Where Present Agitation Will Come To A Halt

ITALY IN MUDDLE   Greedy Interests Seekins to Take Advantage of Situation Threw   AFFAIRS IN A. PANIC   Situation is Grave—Workmen Insist on the Profit Sharing. Plan  ..

Epoch Making Decisions Expected at Meeting of Workers and Emolavers.   WORKERS BOOST DEMANDS   Employers Willing to Make Concessions But Will Not Relinguich Rights.

ECONOMIC CRISIS INITALY IS BECOMING MORE ACUTE   OWING TO THE INABILITY OF  ANYONE TO OFFER SOLUTION Ok CIP raiprrar

mays PROBLEM IS IN NEW HANDS   {By Camillo Cianfarra, United Pres:  O.n0 farracnanaAanse 1

Solution of Beonomic Controversy tr Italy Passes Into Hands of  + . Ow 6 tl eee Oe

WALAN MEETING   Confederation of Labor and Industries to Determjne Industrial Future   RADICALS READY TO OVERTHROW GOVERMENT   WORKMEN WHO HAVE SEIZED PLANTS GRADUALLY IN. CREASE DEMANDS AS THEY REALIZE THEIR POWER.

DEPOSITORY LAW UPHELD BY SOUR)   STATE MEASURE IS. HELD VALII IN THIRD COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS

sovernor’s Supporters Say Attorney General Can’t Be Elected President

Would Nominate Ohio Gove i ernor for President and   Palmer Vice-President   /ICE-PRESIDENTIAL BOOM STARTED FOR MEREDITH   ADVOCATES OF COALITION SAY LEADERLESS FORCES McADOO COULD Beige ties DEFEATED.

“JOIN WITH C0   His Workers Muke Qvertures to Prevent Nomination of McAdoo. Not Very Kindly Received.

PALMER SEEKING COX ALLIANCE   Ohioan’s Supporters Are Friendly But Enter No Pact

MEX. FEDERALS ARE ADVANCING   pete Of The Surrender Of Villa Received By State Dept;  : Release of American Demand-

BARRING CF REDS MAKES FOR ORDE!   Deportation Radicals Put Kad ta Gre       DENIES COLD FEET   \tlerney General Palme: Denies He lad a Phun Case of Cold Feet But Ad. mits He Didn't Like Pro. naced Pali.

HANGVER GLAZED WAY WN STATE   eehoi? Was Proail-Blagep OF fisstane Cootleges Statistics Show —First Class dn  gerey™

MOVING TO GENEVA   ¥. MC. Oe Wants ta Be Close to International Heads

MOVING TO GENEVA   MLC) A. Wants to Ee Close to ‘ International Heads

JO ‘TEDDY   Yells Wichita Fotks Franklin   Roosevelt is “No Folks of His.”

ROOSEVELTS NO KIN,   No Common Ancestor Since Uniied States Became United Statcs.

ROOSEVELTS HAVE NO RELATIONSHI   Aaren Watkins, Prohibition Caa. didate, Says Ne One Cares for Fune Figures

COLE’S RESIGNATION AS STATE CHAIRMAN ASKED IN CIRCULAR   ‘Unsigned Document Urges a Clean-Up of Republican Party Following Expose.   CLAIMS DECENT LEADERS ARE NEEDED FOR SUCCESS   Says Whole Truth of Scandal May Never Be Known But Enough Has Been Told.

MORE STILLS NOW THAN BEFORE DRY So ASSERTAOK   Blind Tigers Are Surrounded by Romance, Gallivan Says. Seeing Big Bill Ahead.

SINFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION TO “COST 88 MILLION   Liquor Stills Common as Stew Pans, Says Rep. Gallivan

KETTLES AND STEWPANS ARE NOW SUSPECTS   BOOZE, BOOZE, EVERYWHERE AND NOT A DROP TO DRINK—LEGALLY, iS COMPLAINT.

ENFORCEMENT COST ~— TOBE 88 ANLLIONS   Congressman Declares More Illicit-Stilis Now Than Ever . Before.   RECIPE SALES ILLEGAL

DRY LAW EXPENSIVE.   Millions Necessary Annually to Enforce It. Is Estimate.

88 MILLION FOR LID    ORV LAW HITS THE TAXPAYERS  HEAVY JOLT.   Expense of Enforcing the Volsteac Act Is Told Congress by Representative Gallivan.

PREDICTS H. 6. L. IN THE DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   Gallivan Of Massachusetts Declares It Will Cost the United States $88,000,000 Annually.   MANY BLIND TIGERS ARE FOUND   Congressman Says That Thousand Of Illicit Stills Are Being Seized And Many More Are Secret.

DRY REGIME 1S EXPENSIVE   Will Cost $88,000,000 Annually to Keep U.S. Dry/ Says. Galligan.   STILLS SPRINGING UP OVER COUNTRY

DRY LAW: EXPENSIVE   Will Cost Taxpayers $88,000,000 to Find Stills,   Representative Gallivan Gives. Congress Figures on Enforcing the Vol. stead Prohibition Act.

Says Dry Nation Will Cost 88 Million Yearly   Galligan Declares Sap of Every Tree Flows in Violation of Volstead Act.

‘88 MILLIONS ANNUALLY TO ENFORCE PROWBITIO!   Democratic Representative — in Congress Tells of Increase in Tikcit Stills. 

rHOAOH TION Io TOO EXPENGIVE GAYS GALLIVAN   Annual Cost Placed at $88, 000,000; Pre-War Revenues $444,000,000   MORE ILLICIT STILLS THAN EVER, HE SAYS   DECLARES ADVENTURE OF GETTING A DRINK IS MOST POPULAR PASTIME ONE HAS NOWADAYS,

PRORIBITION EXPENSIVE            AYS IT WILL ALLY—  GALLAVAN + COST $88,008,000 

PROWIRITION ENPUNCEMEHT IS EXPENSIVE   CONGRESSMAN SAYS MORE STILLS ARE IN USE NOW THAN IN WET TIMES.

GALLIVAN RAPS PROHIBITION   Cost of Enforcement Wil Be $88,000,000 Annually.

U.S. RESUMES EPORTATION OF RUSSIAN RED:   Movement of 500 Delayed Pending Negotiations  Tryrezt. Teentibne’ aA

RUSSIAN RADICALS ‘ ARE BEING DEPORTEI   Self Styled Russian Soviet Ambassador Will Be Surrenderec January 3 to be Sent Back.

RESUME DEPORTATION OF RUSSIAN RADICALS   Department of Labor Announces De. partura of One Party and Plans for Another . Batch

RUSSIANS REDS DUE FOR RIDE   Twenty-five Undesirables to B Sent Back to Native Shores Next Week.

bUNUTTION Ut TEAAS COTTON  0 WORST EVER   VORTHERN AND NORTHEASTER:!  PARTS OF STATE IN WORSE SHAPE THAN REMAINDER,

MAY CROP. “RECORD LOW   Late Cotton n Chopping I: - Expected to Conflict . : With Harvest -

Witting ‘te “Take: the” -Field Rains New. ‘Revolutionary Forces: as He Was Against  earrania,

REVOLUTIONISTS STILL TRYING 10 WIN VILLA QVER   Conference so Far Have Failed— Carranza Clesely Pursued

VILLA WANTS 10 BE SHOWN   Famous Guerilla is Backware About Joining Mexican  Revolutionists.

‘end Villa’s: To Reach Agreement.  This Despite Failure ilure of General Callen Representative:

URGING VILLA TO JOIN WITH CEN’L. CALLES   Revolutionists Try to Con. ciliate the Rebel Leader   FIRST CONFERENCES RESULT IN FAILURE

REBELS BEG VILLA TO RETURN 10 THEM   Outlaw Chief Quits Revolution Slight Hope Af Any  Agreement.

EFFORTS TO BRING VILLA INTO LINE ARE BEING MADE (By Aasociated Press)

VILLA HOLDS QUT AGAINST JOINING AFREL MOVEMENT   Efforts to Get Bandit Leader in Line-to Be Continued by: Revolutionaries.

WET-DRY. DECISION IS EXPECTED: BEFORE LON   Supreme Court Reconvene After Three Weeks’ Recess and Wil Take Up Big Issne.

WET AND DRY DECISIONS ARE EXPECTED SON    Supreme Court: Conyened Today Aiter 2 Vacation of Three  Werks   DECISION ON ALE ANGI OF QUE ON EXPECTED            Seven Cases Were Argued During the  Month of March said Settlement  ef AL WH Be Made

PROHIBITION ISSUE STILL UNSETTLED   New York Wets and Drys Await Ruling of Supreme Court.

Wet and Dry Leaders Expect An nouncement to be Made on Constitutional Prohibition.

FOOD RIOTS IN GERMANY   Two Policemen Wounded at Lubeck—Germany’s Debt  mon RRA AMA nNAN hdaet-ec

MINERS ARE NOT YET SATISFIEL   WILL. ACCEPT FOR THE PRESENT AND TRY II AGAIN LATER,

WILL: NOT-BIRIKE.   ‘Coal Minets of Itlinot Coal Mine gt Hiltes     Will Remain

LETTS AND REDS AGREE ON PEACE   Dispatches from Riga Say Bolshevik and Lettvians Come to UnderStanding; Stop Warfare.

BAIT FOR 1921 PICTURES TN SOMBER COLORS   Government Baffled by Out standing Problems at Home and Abroad.   SPLIT IN CABINET CAUSED BY PROPOSALS OF RUSSIA   Believed That Within Next Twelve Months Important Deslings With the United States Will Necessitate the Most Careful Handling.

British Are Confronted By Gloomy, Critical Year   UNEMPLOYMENT GENERAL, FOOD HIGH, BOLSHEVIK   IN ENGLAND BUSY, RELATIONS WITH REST OF THE WORLD IN PARLOUS STATE—BUT GOVERNMENT IS FIRMLY IN SADDLE, NATION MAY PULL THROUGH

BRITISH VIEW OF COMING. MONTHS IS PESSIMISTIC   Outlook For-New Year Pictured In Rather Somber Colors By Poll: ticians, “Economists, Financiers Kee DE olis Pave lae a   UNEMPLOYMENT AND IRELAND

BRITISH SUTLOOK FOR (921 GLOOM   OFFICIAL LONDON IS WAITING FOR REPUBLICANS TO BY INSTALLED IN U. S.

Britain’s Outlook For Next Year Painted In Sombre Colors. By Its Leaders Of All Classe

UNEMPLOYMENT AND IRELAND 10 CAUSE CONCERN   That Country Also Has Gow ernment Extravagance to Combat and Many Other  Affairs to Cope With in the Twelvemonth.   CABLE CONTROL A PROBLEM   Adroit Diplomacy to Be Brought to Play Over Merchant Marine. Unrest in India Among Most Per . plexine Ouestions.

ENGLISH LEADERS AGREE 1921 "WILL BRING HARD PROBLEM S  BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD   Jnemployment, Ireland, Mesopotamia, Persia, India, Russia and Greece Are Among the Factors Complicating Tasks Before Lloyd George’s Government.

Many Problems are Pressing for Solution on Every Hand--Ireland and Unemployment Big Questions at Home--Dealings with U. S. Require Caretul Handling.

BRITAIN MUST MEET MANY ISSUESIN 1921   (LOUDS GATHER OVER UNITED  KINGDOM WITH ADVENT OF NEW YEAR   CANNOT SPEND AND SAVE      Unemployed Demand Vast Bonuses —§ Newspapers Fight for Financial Entrenchment.

eee  GREEK KING 15 HOE  Hit  HED OVER WORD 70 COME       Says He Will Act Right Toward the Allies Hereafter

SENT CONDOLENCES BECAUSE HE HAD T   ‘King Constantine In Interview To. day Said He Didn’t Like ExKaiser Nor Never Had.

NEWBERRY MAY RETAI SEAT IN U. 5. SENATE  BY ASSOCIATED  PRESS. Tracrn Wet TO TRIRITNT.

SENATE WILL NOW GO SLOW   Newberry Will Retain Of. fice Until Body Acts ~ On Conviction

SHIPSTEAD ROBBED BY MASKED BANDITS   SIN OTHER WEN IN PARTY CON. TRIRUTTE CASH TO THE

NO MORE WITHDRALALS OF NAME OF DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES EXPECTED   Seratching of Garfield and Monroe—-Leaves Only Cox.

Thoraday. Auonst 12.    HARVEST. CREAM,  BREAD SUPREME  .. ASK-YOUR — GROCER

MURDERS FIVE ENDS OWN Like WHILE CRAZED   Indianian Kills Son, Son's Wife And Three Children Near Fort Wayne.  Bodies Found by Daughter And Neighbors

EVANSVILLE POLICE  CHIEF FOUND GUILTY   Sixty-eight Defendants in “Whiskey Ring” Case Sentenced by Judge Anderson Today.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WERE SIGNING AGREEMENTS TODAY   ATTACK OVERALL IDEA   Will Merely Boost the Price to Men Who Must Have ’Em, Says Dealer

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WERE  SIGNING AGREEMENTS TOmay   , So ‘Will Merely Boost the Price’ to  Men’ Who Must Have ‘Em, . Says Dealer : ‘

JOHNSON TO LAUNCH ~NEW PRIMARY PLAN   WANTS BETTER METHOD OF NOMINATING PRESIDENT.   Still Has Vivid Recollection of His Downfall at Chicago, But Sayimg Nothing Until After the Election.

JOHNSON THINKS PRIMARY SYSTEM IS BEST METHOD   Benator to ‘Make Fight for Its Use in Selecting Oandi. dates for President,   WATTING FOR CAMPAIGN TO PNY REVORE TAKING IP UP   Californian Hoping to Got Neces: sary Legislation Through Congress,   THINES CHANGE IS NEBDED   Still Remembers What Happened at the Republican Convention in Chicago.

HUNDREDS LOSE 105 IN BAD FIRE   TERRE HAUTE FIRE CAUSES $500,000 LOSS

Fire Losses _ Today Are Heavy   TERRE HAUTE, INDEANAPOLIS BROOKLYN AND WHMENG. TON ALL SCERER

APPEALED TO THE NAVAL STATION   LIFE SAVERS ASK THAT HY¥DROPLANE BE SENT TO°THE AID OF SAILORS

Plan to Save Ship’s — Crew With Hydoplane   Lives of Six Men Aboard Vessel Being Crushed In Ice Threatened.

CAUGHT IN ICE      Hydroplane is Asked fer Rexcee ef Crew of Vessel.

WORLD'S DEBT EOTIMATED AT 200 BILLIONS   Liabilities Five Times Greater Than When War Started In 1914,

The Cost of the Great World War   The World's Debt ‘two Hundred Bil lions Compared With Forty Bi}. Hons Before The War,

ORL DEBT GADWO 72 THAD HUNDRED GILLIES SING E BEGINNING GE NAT   ISSTE OF PAPER CURRENCY IN CRESSED €00 FER CENT, rE. SERVE #@ PER CLNEI,

INCREASED 500 PCT   Paper Currency . ‘600° Pet More Than in 1914:

TWO HUNDRED = LION QOLLAR FB WORLD'S DEBT   National City ‘Bank Company Figures Out This Enormous Sum as That Owed By World After the War.—  Currency Tncreaced.

WORLD'S DEBT 200 BILLIONS   Has Grown From 40 Billion i the Year of 1914 Says  Banking Authority.

WORLD’S DEBT IS $160,000,000 MORE THAN 6 YEARS AGO   $40,000,000 in 1914 Jumped to $200,000,000 During War.

REHIND PAY GHECK.   ‘The Detit of, the World is Now : Plackd. at $200,000,000,000.

WORLD'S DEBT IS 200 BILLIONS   National City Bank Esti. mate Shows Increase of 160 Billions As Result of Wor

DEBT OF WORLD NOW. 20 BILLIONS SAYS ESTIMATE OF BANK   \Indebtedness Increases 160 Bil. lions of Dollars in Six Years ‘ Figures Disclose

WORLD SDEBT ISMULTIPLIED SINCE 1944   Advance of Debt is $169, 000, 000,000 Since Year 1914 -

WORLD'S DEBT GROWS TO TWO HUNDRED BILLION   Immense Growth From Forty Billion Caused by Lavish War Expenditures.   MORE PAPER MONEY, TOO

WORLD DEBTS APPALL   THE WAR JUWPED THEM FROM 40 TO 200 BILLEONS,   The Issue of Paper Money Has More Than Donbled in Five Years and Now Is Enormous.

BEHIND PAY CHECK,   The Debt of the World is Now Placed at S200,000,000.000

Condition of Alexander Is About Same Today Is Substance Late Report

THREE MEN _ ~ RIELED   n Glycerine “Explosion. in the Sisterville Oil Field— Number May. Have Been  Ininrved.

THREE BLOWN TO ATOMS WHEN NITRO MAGAZINE LETS GO   “Many “Others Relieved Injured it Sistersville, West — Virginia.   HUGE CRATER MARKS SPOT   Remnants of Bodies Strown Gyer Sereral Acres of Ground; Window, Ate Broken, Frees Stripped of Limbr Within 2 Considerable Radius.

SWARMING TO AMERICA   Fully a Million ttalianr Sask to Come to the United States.

MILLION ITALIANS TO COME   Vast Number Desirous of ComlIng to the United States to Live.

WELL-KNOWN WORM TURNS, MIDDLE CLASS UNION HAS BEEN FORMALLY. LAUNCHED!

NEW YORK’S MIDDLE CLASS FORMS UNION   Organization Gets Certificate of Incorporation in Brooklyn Supreme Court.

Relief Offered To Middle Class By Organizatic   New Union Granted Charter in N York for Berefit of Those Not Yet “Unionized.”

MINERS ALL AT WORK      Can't Stay on Job Unless Railroads Send Cars :

YOUTHFUL EXPLORERS SAVED   Foer Picked Up im Frail Rowhboat Oe Lake Erie.

FOUR TINY EXPLORERS SAVED   Children Seeking Treasure Isles in Rowboat Picked Up on Lake Erie —Adrift 25 Hours.

\F our Children Adrift 25 Hours in Frail Boat   Steamer Rescues Youthful Ex plorers Who Set Out in Search of Treasure Island.

RESCUE GHILOREN FAR FROM SHORE   Michigan Tots Float fo Twenty-Seven Hours In Open Boat   THIRTY MILES OFF-SHORE   Juvenile Explorers Are Well But Hungry; Saved by Steamer

CONTINUE WAR ON / MOONSHINING. IN  KENTUCKY HILLS   Four Arraigned as Deputie Serve Warrants on Posanke a itenna

MOONSHINERS FACING CHARGE AT LEXINGTON   Four Members of Battling Band Face the Court   Nine Stilis Destroyed in A Big Raid in ‘South America’

POLES BEGIN DEMOBILIZATION   Seven Classes Ordered to Disband— Result of Present Negotiations for Peace.

TOURISTS RUSH 10 LAKE REGIONS   Resorts Around Namakagon Lake Fairly Swamped: Other Resorts Do Good Business.

YANKEE — HELD FOR RANSON   Villa Aske $20,000 for Joseph As kew, An American Citizen Who © Was Eninaped.

VILLA  HOLDING AMERIGAN FOR $20,001 RANSOM  From the State Department of th Tinited Ctatec   From the State Department of the Inited Statec   Saya United States Owed Him $40,000 and Got Only $20,000   Declares the State Department Pre: vented Payment of Remainder.

VILLA CHALLENGES THE U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT, CLAIMING IT OWES HIM A VALID DEBT AMOUNTING TO $20,000

ANOTHER BRIEF FILED   ROOT ATTACKS DRY LAW BE. FORE SUPREME COURT,   Noted Lawyer Tells Members of the High Tribunal Eighteenth Amend. ment Unauthorized.

ROOT OPENS FIGHT ON U. S. DRY LAV   Tells Supreme Court Eighteenth Amendment Is Unauthorized,   Fites Brief in Behalf of the U. s. Brewers’ Association Against Government Mection,

ROOT FIGHTS DRY LAW   Tells Supreme Court Eighteenth Amendment !s Unauthorized.   Files Brief in Behalf of the U. S. Brewers’ Association Against Government’ Motion.

WOOD IS PRESENTED 10 CONVENTION BY ALLEN   ‘Kansas Governor Starts Nomi ' nating Speeches in Eloquent Address for Candidate.   SAYS GENERAL TODAY IS BEST KNOWN AMERICAN   "No Man’’ Allen Asserts “Has  Been Given More Contructive Work to Do.”   TAKES RAP AT W, J. BRYAN   Nebraskan Present, But Takes Ne Notice; Lowden and Johnson Speeches to Follow.

Forty-minnte Outbreak Fok lows Speech of Governor Allen and Seconds.   LOWDEN FORCES PREPARED   And Second ‘Trenondons Oration 1: ‘Witnessed on Republican Comven tion Floor in Chicago; Ers. Dougia: Robinson Likes Wood tv Beoserelt

Demonsirations for General Wood and Governor Lowden   Mrs. Robinson, Sister of Roosevelt, Seconds the Nomination of Wood

10. Minute Uproar. Follows -General’s Entry; Conn. ~ Swings to Governor —

NAMES.OF 2 NOMINEES - PLACED BEFORE MEE]   Wood Leads Off With Lowde “Following 2 

FORTY MINUTE DEMONSTRATION WHEN WOOL WAS MENTIONED—LOWDEN DRAWS A TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE.

General Gets Well Organized Ovation but Followers of Lowden Swing into Line and Mill Round  And Round Hall.  MANY STATES FALL IN BEHIND THEM  AND SWELL CHAN CES FOR FIRST BALLOT

ROOSEVELT'S SISTER PRAISES GENERAL WOOD IN SECONDING SPEECH   Lowden Demonstration Equals That Accorded Wood Nomiages ae  Nominations Proceeding And Ballot Expected Friday Afternoon.

WILL NOT ACT ON SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   North Carolina Votes to Table Action on Suffrage.

NO. CAR. GIVES BLOW TO SUFF PROPONENTS   rage £ ment Until 1921 Session   BLOW IS BIG SURPRISE   eee een  SUFF LEADERS STHL HOPEFUL SAY ATTEMPT TO RECONSIDER MAY BE MADE.

AS WILL VOTE APPROVAL   FUSS KICKED UP BY THE RAD: ICALS NOT SUFFICIENT TO CAUSE ALARM.

RADICALS TRYING 10 REPUDIATE THE STRIKE AGREEMENT      CONSERVATIVES, HOWEVER ARE HOPEFUL THAT THE SETTLEMENT WiLL BE ENDORSED

ESCAPE RETRIAL “IN-VAN BUREN,   PROSECUTOR UNDECIDED AS TO STATUS OF EIGHTY- YEAR  Pee ee ee ee eg

Berlin, March 17.—It is officially announced that Chancellor  Kapp at 1 o’clock this afternoon decided to resign. :

FEAR SPARTACANS MAY START REVOLT   News From Many German Centers Indicates Bolsheviki Are Active.

SPARTACANS MORE DREADED THAN NEW GOVI   ‘ights in Many Part of Germany Result Fatally.

SPARTICAN GAIN, ~FEAR OF EBERT   Radicals Reported to Have Ris en in Dresden, 100 Being Killed. >   REPORT 400 . CASUALTIES

Spartacans More Dangerous Than Kapp, .Paris Be Bie-ttT-<-4   CLASH WITH TROOPS   Fighting Also Reported in Breslan, Hamburg and Kiel.

BIG MASS MEETING.   Germans Protest Against Extradition of the Ex-kaiser.

REFUSES TO EVICT 650 NEW YORK TENANTS   Judge Grants Year's Sta; at Present Rent

SERIOUS = GLASH BETWEEN ITALIANS AND JUGG-SLAVS   Situation Tense. and Slightest Move viay Precipitate Conflagration Throughout the Balkan States.

INTERESTING: FACTS FOR”  CORONA GIKTS’AND 01D EDER. - “PERSONS REGARDING FEB

POLISH NATION WAS OWN SAVIOR   General Weygand Tells Delega tions French Leaders Did Not Plan Counter Blow.

WARSAW FIGHT RESULTED IN A POLISH VICTORY   French General Weygand Is Proclaimed “Savior of Warsaw.”   PRENCH OFFICERS DIRECT THE POLES

vO CONTINUE TO FORGE BACK SOVIET ARMY   Victories of Polish Troops Due to Plans of French General.   REDS ABANDON CITY OF LUKOW   Soviet Russia Now Eager for Peace With Polish Government.

STATE AND NATION REPRESENTED   Representatives From Govern ment And Commonwealth in Gettysburg Sunday.   OFFICERS AND CONSTABLES   Army Men Here For Study of Battle field. State Troopers on Triat Mo torcycle Run.

STATE AND NATION REPRESENTED   Representatives — From Govern ment And Commonwealth in Gettysbure Sunday.   OFFICERS AND CONSTABLES

OPPOSE STRIKE.   Geant ASP SAE ‘4 Rail Union! Heads Order: Referendun  cof Emnlaves. 1

ALLIED TROOPS NOT TO BE SENT POLAND, DECIDED   France Opposed [ntervention — England Hopes for Peace.

Britain’s Labor Leaders Won’t Have War; Say the Country Has NoMore Men to Kill and _ No Money

EXPECT WAR WITH ENGLANL   Russia Considering With  Determination Possi  bility of Trouble

REDS ARE STRIKING AT ~ POLISH RAILROAD LINE   RUSSIAN ADVANCE ON NORTHWEST IS WITHIN 35 MILES OF POLE CAPITAL

AUS-ENGLIOH WAR CONSIDERED AY THE SOVIETS   Discuss Situation Which Has Arisen Since Starting Drive Against Warsaw.  Lioyd George “Hopeful for Peace” Scores Poles for Starting War.

LOOK FOR NEW WAR AS RESULT WARSAW DRIVE   Allies Decide Not te Send Troops to Po-  ‘and at Present.

BROAD REVENUE BECISION      onintoxicating” Does Noi Necessarily Mean One-Half of One nm.

PENNSYLVANIA MINERS REFUSE TO END STRIKE   SEVEN THOUSAND AT PITTSTON DECIDE TO STAY OUT—SYMPATHETIC STRIKE AT DUNMORE. BETTER NEWS FROM WESTERN BET DSC

OKLAHOMANS NAME FORTY DELEGATES   DEMOCRATS CHOOSE STATE REPRESENTATIVES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION,

PLOT FOR A NEW MEXICAN REVOLT UNEAR'   WORK OF U. §. AGENTS LANDS - THREE CONSPIRATORS IN AMERICAN JAILS.   Correspondence to Villa From His Followers in This Coustry Was Found on Prisoners by Military  i Authorities.

Bandit Agents in the United States Said to Have Contrived to Seize Lower California While Chief Was to Open a Revolution in Chihuahua; Grand Jury Acts   OTHER PLOTS ARE LAID BARE

THREE JAILED AS VIOLATORS OF U.S. LAWS   Mexicans Arrested by Federal Army Officials Bore Correspondence Revealing Widespread Revolutionary Movement.

INVESTIGATE VILLA PLOT.   Grand Jury Probing Widespread Revolutionary Scheme To Overthrow Government.

Revolutionary Plot Fostered in the United States is Discovere:   Villa Agents Here Are Capture: With Correspondence— Grand Jury Investigates.

GRAND JURY PROBING REVOLUTIONARY PLOT   Villa Agents in the United States Said to Be Implicated,

an ON a Se 2 a RE ec: AGLI ech aL, eect a eee Saree eee  PLOT T0 OVERTHREW GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO REVEALEL

es ee trie ttitin tie eatteeneinme ennai  Ud. ONAND JURY PROBES PLOT AGAINST GARRANZA GOVERNMENT

BADGER ORGANIZATION TO BENEFIT SCHOOLS   Citizens, Alarmed at Pool Showing, Take Steps to Remedy It.   GOVERNOR TAKES A HAND

BUSINESS GOV’T NEEDED, LOWDEN   Governor Tells South Dakota Aw gience of Reorganization of filinols System.

LOWDEN ASKS BIG REFORM,   Says There Wes Never More Need of  Banardwn mien tian 

REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT AT WAOHINGTON  NEEDED-LOWDE   illinois Governor, Candidate for President, Says It Should be Put on Business Rasic Without Delay,   SHOULD HAVE BUDGET SYSTEM FOR COUNTR’   Present Rate of Jaxation Has Much to Do With Increased Cost_of Living Opens His S.D. Campaigr

LOWDEN IN FIRST DAKOTA SPEECH   Hiinois Governor Advocates Reorganization of Washington Government on Business Basis.

HARTS CLAIMS THAT PERSHING PRAISED HIS WORK IN PARIS   Brigadier-General on Stand Today Defends His Administration in Paris District

CANTU ANNOUNCES HIS RETIREMENT INFAVOR OF SALAZAR   Revolt Leader to Give Up Governorship Today Under Agreement With Huerta to Take Post in Army.      U. S. OFFERS RECOGNITION IF TERMS ARE FULFILLED   Protection of American Life and Property, Payment of Indemnities, Confiscatory Degrees of Carranza Revoked, Conditions Awaiting Developments Before Acting, Colby Says.

NEW GOVERNOR TODAY IN LOWER CALIFORNIA   QUICK ACTION BY GANTU PROMPTED BY MESSAGES FROM MEXIco CITY. ~   SALAZAR 1S SULSESSOR   Incumbent to Be Restored te Colonelay and Will Go to Capital for Conference.

CANTIT SOON TO STEP DOWN   Belligerent Governor of Lower California to Tern Over Executive Offices Today.

CHIATAR TODAY   Governor of Northern Dis trict of Lower California  ~ Soon Will Resume His Colonelcy in Mexican Army.

Universal... Suffrage ~- Fight Brings Imperial Decree QOusting Members.

JAPANESE DIET IS DISSOLVED BY THE MIKADC   The Woman Suffrrge Ouestior Causes Trouble in Jay Parliament.

DIET OF JAPAN DISSOLVED BY THE EMPEROR   Action is Taken After Violent Difference of Opinion Regarding Extension of the Franchise.

JAPANESE DIET IN BREAK OVER SUFFRAGE AC1   Violent Scene Takes Place in Lower House of Parliament.

‘DISAGREEMENT ware _MINISTRY ON: FRAGE. tf oa   +  ince the; . Started

SUFFRAGE QUESTION THREATENS JAPAN   Jap Diet Dissolved After Riot ius Scenes Take Place in  Lower House.

JAPANESE DIET Ih DISSOLVED BECAUSE OF FRANCHISE ROW   Vielent Scenes Follow Action in Diet on Question of Jap Suffrage.   MUST ELECT A NEW DIET   ' Police Fought With Members of the Diet in the Lebbies of Parliament Building,

UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE   ] For Men in Japan Creates Rymypus in Dict.

JAPANESE DIET, INVOTE RIOTS, Ie nicen ey   Conflict in Parliament as Japanese Masses Voice Demand for Right of Ballot for All Males.   EMPEROR ACTS ON ° CALL OF PREMIER   Partial Suffrage Plan Fails to Satisfy Working Classes Which Make  Riotous Demonstration.

MIKABO KILLS JAP CONGRESS   DIET !S DISSOLVED AFTER DiS. PUTES WiTH CABINET OVER SUFFRAGE.

JAPANESE DIET DISSOLVED   Fight Over Universal Suffrage Leads to Decree.

DEPUTIES OKEH FOREIGN POLIG)   Premier Millerand Given Vote of Confidence in French  Chamber.

INDORSE FRENCH CABINET ON ITS FOREIGN POLICY   Vote of Confidence Given Premier Miller and Staff—Notice is Served on Germany,

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR FRENCH CABINET   PEACE TREATY TO BE EXECUTED VIGOROUSLY, ASSERTS PREMIER.   None of Allies Has Adopted Any Definite Policy Toward Soviet Rusaia.

GERMAN PLEA TO BE IN VAIN   PRANCE DETERMINED TO EXACl THE FULL LIMIT.   MUST PAY TO LAST FARTHING   NEW PREMIER GIVES POLICY AND VOTED CONFIDENCE.   Defiant Attitude at Berlin Ower Surrender of War Criminale—Paris ress Calle It a Real  Test of Peace.

ALL HUNG OWE, FRENCH MEAN TO EXAGT, MILLERANO = ULTIMATUN   FRENCH PREMIER SEES HOPE OF U. S. WILL JOIN LEAGUE—ARMIES OF BOLSHEVIK CHECKED

FRANGE 10 EXACT ALL GERMANS OWE   Peace Treaty Will be Executed Vigorously and Fully, Premier Says---Given Vote of Confidence.

FRENCH CABINET GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Chamber of Deputies in Sympaihy With Premier Millerand on Foreign Policies,

IRISH FREEDOM DIRECTOR _  DISAVOWS CONDUCT GF WOMEN IN SENATE GALLER’

BILL AFFECTS ALL CITIZENS   Water Measure Would Cre ate Federal Commission.

WATER POWER Ii HANDS OF BOARD, 5 PLAN OF BILL   War, Agriculture .and Interior Secretaries Wardens Under. Conference Measure.

DATES FOR G. A. R. CAMP   Grand Army Men to Indianapolis, September 19-25.

G. A. R. TO MEET SEPT. 19-25   Date of the National Encampment te Be at Indianapolis Is Announced.

SETS. ENCAMPMENT. DATES   Grand Army Adjutant General, Anfounces Time of Next Annual Session

RETIREMENT AGE FIXED AT 70   fenferees KRench Acreement On the fivsil Serxviee Hill.

FALL TERM T0 OPEN   PUBLIC SCHOOLS RESUME WORK - NEXT WEEK ...:         ANY NEW TEACHERS THIS YEAR             i tich Work Has. Been Done This Sum. “mer-on-all the ‘Bulidings which: are  ‘in. Better Shape Than. ey Have ~ Been'for Years, . toe oe

FALL TERM T0 OPEN   PUBLIC SCHOOLS RESUME WORK NEXT WEEK   MANY NEW TEACHERS THIS YEAR   Much Work Has Been Done This Sum. mer on all the Buildings which are in Better Shape Than They Have Been for Years, «

NOTED BIRDMAN CURSES WOMAN BEFORE DEATH   Lieutenant Pat O’Brien Shoots Himself.   GREAT HERO IN THE WAR   Was Captured By Germans But His Escape Was a Wonderful Sensation.

AN AVIATOR A SUICIDE   Pat O'Brien, ‘One of the Most Dardng af World War Flyers Could Not? Master Liie.

LT. PAT O'BRIEN KILLED HIMSEL       FAMOUS FLYER A SUICIDE ID LOS ANGELES LAST NIGHT   LEFT LONG STATEMENT   The Ex-Soldier Had Broken With Wife; “Called Down” Curses on a Woman

Famous Aviator Shot Self - After Writing Letter ~ to Wife.   ‘VISITED HERE IN 1918   Escaped From. German: After Fall Behind Bat tle Lines.

FAMOUS WORLD  WAR AVIATOR FOUND DEAD   Lieutenart Pat O’Brien, Police Say, Had Vainly Attempted to Effect Reconciliation With His Wife

KILLS HIMSELF WHEN -WIFE WON'T SEE HIN   Lieutenant in Royal Flyine Corps Commits Suicide in - Los Angeles.

NOTED AVIATOR ~ IS FOUND DEAD   Bullet t Ends Life ‘of Pat “OBrien, 2   DETECTIVES FILE. SUICIDE REPORT   Army Pistol Found By His 3 Si 0. ho

AVIATOR WHOSE RECORD OVERSEA “SHOWED HIM ONE OF BRAVEST, DEAD   Pat O’Brien, Daredevil Bird. man of Canadian Armies,  - Native American, Sui+ eides ‘in Los Angeles —   DESERTED B) BY. WIFE, LIFE HELD NO CHARM   ESCAPING. DEATH ON BATTLE FIELD, HERO OF WORLD WAR COURTS DREAD MYSTERY BY SELF-DESTRUCTION

WIFE LEFT HIM WAR HERO SUICIDES   / Lieut. Pat O’Brien is Found Dead in Los Angeles Hotel.

PAT O'BRIEN, ROYAL FLYER, S SUICIDEAN WEST   NOTE FOUND IN HOTEL TELLS OF DRASTIC’ ESFRANGEMENT.  Sy rN TY IAT «(UT AT A ORY   Dying Statement Is Curse on ‘One Who Broke up. fe Hane. + avi)

SHOOTS SELF NER LOVE OF APTAESS WIFE      eutenant Pat O’Brien, Hero of World War, Found Dead in Los. Angeles      -EAVES NOTE-ADDRESSED TO ESTRANGED WIFE   Mentions “Awful Woman’ Who He Declares Broke. Un His Home

LIEUT. O'BRIEN TAKES OWN LIFE   Famous World War Aviator Shoots Self in Los Angeles Hotel Room.   Sister Advises Mother That Former Air Officer Commits Suicide.

AMERICAN Att KILLS HIMSELF   Pat O’Brien, Famous Aviator Commits Suicide in Los Angeles.

Pat O’Brien, War Aviator, Slays Self   NOTE TELLS OF BROKEN HEART BECAUSE WIFE LEFT HIM.

LIEUT. PAT O'BRIEN FOUND DEAD QDAY   World Famed Aviator'May Have Ended His Own Life in Los Angeles Hotel.

WIFE TROUBLE CAUSE SUICIDE   Shoots Self When His Wife Tells Him She Will Not See Him.

LT. PAT O'BRIEN KILLED HIMSELF   LEFT LONG STATEMENT      aepemeteed  The Ex-Soldier Had Broken With  ) Wife: “Called Down” Curses on a Woman

HOWATT AND CREW SETTLE DOWN   WILL ADAPT THEMSELVES TO JAIL LIFE AND MAKE THE MOST OF IT,

UNIFICATION REPORTED OUT   North and South Methodist Church Amalgamation to Special Committee.

PLAN TO) UNITE CHURCH SECTIONS   Conference in lowa Bares Plar to Bring Unity.   ACT TO HEAL OLD WOUND   Methodist Conference at Des Moines in Effort to Combine North and South Sections of the Great institution.

CHURCH BARES } UNION PLANS   Methodists Act to Combine North and South Sections of Work. ia   ADOPT THE RECOMMENDAT#NS   Conference at Des Moines Actes to Cc bine North and South Sections ef the Religious Institutiens— Bolshevism Rapped.

WILL MINISTER GD ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Police Looking For Mystery Mar Named Ed. Smith, Aleged To Have Seen Shooting

MOB THREATENS REV.SPRACKLIN   Canadian Preacher Is Spirited from Jail as “Violence”  Planned—Pastor, Prohibition Enforcement Leader, Charged with Killing Beverly Trumble

Preacher Kills Man in Dry Raid   “ANADIAN- MINISTER ! SPIRITED FROM JAIL AS MOB FORMS.

MINISTER HEL rh MELD FOR ~RTEEING TAN-KEFPER TA PRORTBITION: AAD      INQUEST HELD UP PENDING ARRiVAL OF PROBABLY MATERIAL WITNESS,

PASTOR IS HELD IN RUM MURDER   KILLS BOOZE RUNNER WHILE ACT ING AS DEPUTY !I§ CHARGE BROUGHT TO CORONER

PASTOR IS HELD _INRUM MURDER          ZE RUNNER WHILE ACT.  ¢ DEPUTY 18 CHARGE  ROUGNT. TO CORONER

MINTOTER SHOOTS INN PROPRIETOR   Pastor of M. E. Church Claims Self Defense in Raid Killing.

PROHIBITION WORKER SLAYS HOTEL KEEPER DURING FIGHT   Murder Charge .. ; _May Be Lodged: Against  Minister.

GUARD PASTOR AFTER SLAYING OF SALOON MAI   Preacher. Spirited? Away te Avert Violence. at the

HUNGARY GLOOMY OVER SIGNING OF THE PEACE TERM!   Many Suicides Reportec as Result of Sorrow Over Situation.

BUDAPEST FEARS ~ GRAVE DISORDERS   Decision’ of Hungarian Government to Sign Treaty Casts Gloom —Over City.

ASK RECEIVER FOR PROWN COAL CO   ‘NUMEROUS SUITS FILED AGAINST . OvVERATORS. OF KLONDYKE  MINE

ASK RECEIVER FOR ~ PROWN COAL G0   NUMEROUS SUITS FILED AGAINS1 OPERATORS OF KLONDYKB MINE

SUSPENDS 25 NORMAL GIRLS   Faculty of Battle Creek, Mich., Schoo! Also Dismisses Chaperons Fol. lowing Outing.

EGU BREAK ‘IN WHEAT PRICES   Wheat Went Dowri Today Due it is Believed to ‘Few Selling Orders Rather Than. To Other Causes.—Made: Dean nf Ten Cente Rachel

DECEMBER WHEAT TCOK BIG TUMBLE   Chicarn Market Dpening at Uncharged Soar! Propped to 10 Cents’ Lower

WHEAT IS DOWN 10 CENTS TODAY   Sensational Break On Second Da; of Futures Trading — Lack of Orders.

SLIPPED OFF 1016 CENTS IN PI YESTERDAY.   Market In Futures Has Not Been Stabilized and Shows, Nervousness,

THEY ShE HIM COMING.   Gamblers Getting Ready to Buy Parmers Wheat Crop at Right Price.

WHEAT PRICES StUMP TODAY   Market Opened Lower and Soon a 101%4-Cent Break Was Registered.

Lack of Buying Orders Attributed to Tumble in December Delivery Rather Than Selling Pressure.

SHARP BREAK IN WHEAT   Market Jolted in Chicago Yester day—December Goes Off Ten Cents on Bushel,

COST-PLUS SYSTEM IS SEVERELY CRITICISED   Bitter Fight Expected Over Proposal to Prosecute All Who Profited From Al looed Fytravacancea.

CAMP BUILDING FIGHT tN HOUSE   Republican Leaders. Criticize and Democrats Uphold Government System   MAY CAUSE ARRESTS   Diséusg Plan To-day of Déaling With Persons ‘Alleged to Have Reaped: Profits

WAR PROFITEERS   Bitter Contest Ensues Witt Democrats Upholding Acts Of Administration   GOVERNMENT WILL ASK DAMAGES FROM FIRMS   Reupblican Asserts 78 Miilions Lest to Contractors in Cantonment Work

th “WAR H WASTE"   ARMY CAMPS TN LIMELIGE?   DEMOCRAT REPLIGS TIAT HASTE WAS CAUSE, UF THERE IS BLAME

G.0.P. DEMANDS PROSECUTION OF WAR PROFITEERS   Democrats Defend Cost. Plus System in Haste of  Emergency.

HOUSE DEBATES UN WHO-WON THE WAt   ‘Heated Argument Results From Re port on the B uilding of Cantonments,

USUAL BUNK BY E.0.P., ROARING ON WAR WASTE”   ARMY CAMPS IN LIMELIGHT      DEMOCRAT REPLIES THAT YASTE WAS CAUSE, 1F THERE IS BLAME

WASTE IN ARMY ~EAMPS EHAREEL   Republicans Denounce Govern ment System of Building  Cantonments.

PLANS 10 PUNISH WAR PROFITEERS   House Makes Ready for Fight on Two Proposals.   ‘CAMP REPORT PRESENTED   Republicans Denounce § and Democrats Uphold Govern. ment System of Construction During Rush Days of Conflict—— Majority Wants Evidence Given to Palmer.

GOVERNMENT SYSTEM OF BUILDING ARMY CAMPS IS DENOUNCED   Severe Attack Made by G O. P. Leaders—Demecrats Uphold Administration

EXTRAVAGANCE AND WASTE DURING WAR   HOUSE TO DEAL WITH REAPERS OF BIG PROFITS,   Repeblicana Denounce and Democrate Uphold Goverument System of Corstruction at Army Campa.

PREDICT SLASHING INPRIGE OF AUTOS WILL CONTINUE   Toledo Automobile Dealer:  Say More Cuts     Coming.

EXPRESSMEN SEEK 95 MONTH RAISE   Opens Revolt Against Union Chiefs.

MAKE DEMANDS FOR MORE PAY   Railway Express Co. Employes Out for Flat $35 a Month Increase.

DUBLIN PUTS OM APPEARANGE Ut DGGUPIED GAT   More Troops Arrive and Tanks and Motor Lorries Parade the Streets   ASSASSINATION OF 29 OFFICERS ATTEMPTED   HWURDER OF ALAN BELL, MAG. ISTRATE OF DUBLIN, AC. CENTUATES STRAINED IRISH SITUATION,

MILITARY ACTIVE IN DUBLIN FOLLOWING ~ ANOTHER MURDER   Killing of Magistrate Marked by Great Daring—Had. Been Denounced by Sinn Fein.

ADDITIONAL TROOFS ARE SENT TO DUBLIN   Trouble Breaks out Anew Following Murder of Magistrate Allen Bill.

HUBLIN PRESENTS APPEARANCE OF AN “OGGUPIED GIT)   tanks, Armored Cars and Motor Lor ries Moving Hurrledly Through Down Town Streets.

DUBLIN CITY. AN ~ ARMED CAMP   Jumerous Additional Troops, Tanks, Arrnored Cars, and Motor Lorries Occupy Streets Following Bell Murder.

TEXTILE MEN TO INVESTIGATE   Want to Know of Closing New Eng land Mills.

UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS T0 ASK INVESTIGATION   Will Probe Closing Of American Woolen Company

SENATOR REED GETS APPLAUSE FROM REPUBLICANS   Has a Big Audience, Mostly Republicans, in His Joplin Speech.

REED LAUDS bi. 0. P. IN HIS ATTACK ON THE LEAGUE HERE   Senator, Denied Seat in Two Democratic Conventions, Says Hay and Long “Ought To Be in Jail.”

FIGHT ALIENISTS ASKED THEORETICAL QUESTIONS ON SANITY OF.H. S. NEW

ground has frazen or the bulb: will be ruined,   Use Care in Hog Lot

ANNUAL GUARD CAMP   Governor Henry J. Allen Will Re view Troaps Sunday, Aug. 29

MAN WHO WAS HANGED IS 10 RECEIVE PA   ‘Mississippi Solons May Pass Bil Giving $6,000 to Near Victim of Noose.

MAN Who WENT TU MOUSE MAY bc! PAY FUR HANGING   Mississippi Solons May Pass Bil Givine $5,000 to Near Victim of Noose.

MEDILL SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM 10 OPEN   Established at Northwestern University.

NEWSPAPERC   Will Be Used as Laboratories in Medill School of Journalism.

JOURNALISM SCHOOL FOR NORTHWESTERN   University Accepls Offer of Chicago Tribune.

Second Game in World Series to Begin ¢ At Noon Today—Watch Electric Board

First Game in World Series to Begin At Noon Today—Watch Electric Board

SOUND AMPLIFIERS WILL HELP CAR CONDUCTORS   Innovation to Be Tried Out” in : New York for Calling : Stations.

Communists Advacate the Seizure of Factories and Repudiation of Qebls to Allied Powers.

COMMUNISTS UF BERLIN OTAGE  DEMONSTRATION   Demand That Factories Be Seized and All Debts Cancelled.

REDDEMONSTRATION HELD IN GERMANY   [By Carl D. Groat, United Press Staff Correspondent.] —

DEMONSTRATION OF COMMUNISTS. STAGED IN BERLIN    Speakers Advecate Cancella tion of Debt and War   Bonds Held by   Entente

COMMUNISTS STAGE BIG DEMONSTRATION IN BERLIN STREETS   Roar Red Hymns and Preacl Inflammatory Doctrines at Peaceable Meeting.

Demonstration ‘in in Berlin of Anniversary of Russian Revolt Tame.   REDS CLAIM WRANGEL CUT OFF FROM BASE   Patrick Mahon, Sinn. Feiner _ Wh 0 Fpoleg British A Again Under Arrest,

COMMUNISTS IN DEMONSTRATION IN LUSTGARTER   SPEAKERS ADVOCATE SEINURE OF FACTORIES; UPHOLD so VIETS, CONDEMN CAPITAL

HEAR CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN LLOYD TRIAL   Procedure to Take Siv Days—Ask ‘“‘American’ ’Verdict.

STATE ASKS VERDICT THAT (6 “AMERICAN   Barnhart Makes Closing Argument in Communist . Casp.   WILSON RULING: OUSTED

MOTHER OF DESERTER  MET COPS WITH A GUN   POLICE DESCRIBE SCENE ON” RAIDING HOME OF RICH DRAFT EVADER—FORCED TO DRAW GUNS THEMSELVES.,

POLICEMEN TESTIFY AY TRIAL.   Describe Reception They Reeeived at Residence of Bergdofi,

POLICE DESCRIBE SCENE ON RAIDING HOME GF. RICH DRAFT EVADER—FORCED To DRAW GUNS THEMSELVES.

FALL FATAL TO AIR OFFICIAL   Superintendent of Mail Division Killed  '. iataser

OFFICIAL KILLED IN PLANE CRASH NEAR OSKALOOSA   Supt. McClendliss of Chicago Omaha Aerial Mail Division is Victim.

AIR MAIL OFFICIAL KILLED   William J. McClendliss, Superintendent Chicago-Omaha Division, Dies in Fall Near Oskaloosa, fa.

MAIL OFFICIAL KILLED   Superinjendent of Chicago-Omaha Aerial Route Dashed to Death.

BOOM FOR MADOO GAINING RAPIDLY   Plan Is to Withhold His Name From Balloting Until Deadlock Over Mitchell Palmer and Governor Cox.

MADOO NOT TO. ‘BE NOMINATED TILL DEADLOGK   SUPPORTERS DECIDE T° _ KEEP OUT OF EARLY BAL LOTING AT RRieca.      Tendency Now “to Ignore Wet and’ Dey. Taaue in Plat. form Declarations.’

‘Twenty-one S. C. Cotto Mills Pay Almost 100 Per Cent the Past Year

PAY BIG DIVIDENDS   Cotton Mills Valued al. $8,908,000 Earn 56,058,000,

UNREST AMONG THE RAILRDAD _ MEN SPREADS   Delay in Report of Labo: Board Cause of Trouble.

STRIKE SITUATION IN CENTRAL STATES SAID TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT   Strikers Plan to Lay Befor« Public “True Side’”’ of Railroad Situation.

: INFORMATION PREPARED  : TO BE SUBMITTED TO PAYNE By the Associated Press

Mine Have Some  Assurance Now   Or the Strikes of Trainmen at Philadelphia, Baltimere and Other Places Will, Not Be Opposed by Brotherhodads.

ADJUSTMENT OF WAGES WANTED   Information Is Prepared For Submission to Secretary Payne

Must Have Some   Assurance Now   Or the Strikes of Trainmen at Phisa. deIphia,  Baltimere and Othe Places Will Not Re Opposed by Rrotherhoods.

RAIN STOPS RIGTS   Death List Has Reached 27. Police Shoot Own Man.

OTTO BANK LOOT FOUND BURIE(   Jn a Flour Sack in a Corner of & Hen House on Holman Farm

ACFUGEES FROM RUSoIA CAMP IN STREETS WHILE WAITING TRANSPORTATION   ‘THOUSANDS SPENT DAYS WALK.  ING STREETS AND SLEEP ON  PAVEMENTS AT NIGHT, ....

MOVE TO AID SITUATION.   ‘merican—Japan Society in Tokio Sends Members to United States.

RESENT MOVE OF UNITED STATES   Bolivian Newspapers Declare American Attitude is Falsely Influenced

BOLIVIAN PRESS RAPS U.S. STAND   Charges American Attitude In fluenced by False Information from Peru

BOLIVIAN PAPERS ATTACK U. S. NOT         Say This Government Has False Information Upon Which We Ayo Acting.

BRYAN AND WILOUN OBJECT oAME BUT METHODS DIFFER   Compromise Advocacy Oughtn’t to Be Called Opposition. Commoner Hints.

SIMPLY DIFFERENCE OF OPINION OVER METHOD   Mr. Bryan Tells Reporters He an President Wilson Agree in Purpose,

GREE IN PURPOSE STATES MMA. BRYAN   COMMONER GIVES VIEWS ON COMPROMISE OF THE LEAGUE COVENANT   If Republicans Refuse Favorable Compromise, Nebraskan Says the Democrats Can Scrap.  

BRYAN Roo AT HE AND WILOON WANT SAME END   Ratification of Treaty Is Desire of Both, But They Differ Regarding How Is Shall Be Brought About.

Clemenceau’s Election as President Assuret   By the Result of Yesterday's Election it Is Reported—Socialists are Reported Defeated

CLEMENCEAU SURE OF PRESIDENC'   Resnit of Yesterday's French Elec. don Assures Clemenceau's lection.

 NOW PRACTICALLY AN ASSURED FACT THAT  : CLEMENCEAU WILL BE  i ELECTED PRESIDENT

Tiger Assured Of Election As French Chiet   Yesterday's Electron Returns bidi.   . eate Election ot Majority of   Clemenceau’s Supporters  -—- Socialist. are Defeated

CLEMENCEAU 10 BE PRESIDENT OF FRANC   Enough of His Supporters Have Been Elected to the Senate to Insure His Election,

CLEMENCEAUIS NEXT PRESIDEN?   Election of Premier to Office of Chief Executive of France Is Assured.   SUPPORTERS ARE FLECTED

ELECTION OF CLEMENCEAU “TS ASSURED   RETPRNS FROM - SUNDAY'S “ELECTION TO FRENCH SEX. ATE FAVORABLE   GPNERAL DEFEAT FOR THE SOCTALISE INDICATED DY RETURNS TODAY

CLEMENCEAU CHOICE OF THE FRENCH   Premier Will Be Next President o! . Republic—Elections Show —His Popularity

CLEMENCEAU TO BE FRENGH PRESIDENT   General Defeat of Socialists and Re election of Majority of Cabinet Appears Certain.

GLEMENGEAL i THOUGHT TO BE NEW PRESIDENT   Success of “Tiger” is Practically Assured in Elections Held Sunday   GENERAL DEFEAT FOR SOCIALISTS INDICATED   POINCAIRE, NOT A CANDID ATE IS ELECTED TO SEN ATE MAJORITY OF THE CABINE: RE-ELECTED,

CLEMENCEAU'S ELECTION SURE   Majority of the Premier’s Supporter Suceessfal, in Sunday Election.

STATE G, 0..P. 10 OUST BABLER AND COLE FROM RANKS   Resignation of Committeemer Who Accepted Money From Candidates Is Demanded At Sedalia Meeting.

MISOOURL 6. 0. P. WILE BOUNCE ITS GRAFTING CLIQUE   USE OF MON#Y Is SHOCKING   REFORMERS DI DECI DE TREY WILL GET BUSY AND CLEAN HOUSE

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CARE FOR DEAD YANKS’ KIN   Reiatives Who Attend Funerals of Me. foes in Washingten to Be Aided by  Army and Red Cross.

GRAVES WILL BE DECORATED   Frenchmen to Care for Resting Places of American Heroes.

TWO BUSINES BLUGKS BURNED  ONE MAN DEAL   SERIOUS FIRE LOSS IN TOWN 6  RANGER TODAY: FLAWES UNDER CONTROL.

NATURAL GAS PLAYING OUT.   Consulting Engineer Testifies at Hear» ine in Steptoe Law.

GIRLS ATTEMPT BANK ROBBERY   GYPSY GIRL TELLS CASHIER’S FORTUNE WHILE ANOTHET GIRL SEIZES ROLL OF BILLS

ANTHRACITE ‘COAL COMMISSION ARE DIVIDED ON WAGE!    Majority Report Recommends That _ the Miners Be Given an Increase  of Approximately 17 Per Cent.

COMMISSION ON MINERS’ WAGES FAILS TO AGREE   Majority and Minority Reports Prepared to Send to the President.   MEMBERS ARE PESSIMISTIC

SENTIMENT NOT STRONG FOR U.S   Mexico City Newspaper Say: Offer of Loan is Nothing But “Yankee Humbuo.”

New Mexican Head Has the Appendicitis   Presiden De La ‘Huerta co Undérga an Operation Tomerrow, Reporter! Today,

} oe Ocla Huerta Is Critically tH! Following  His Inauguration—Gala Scenes  ' In Capital City.

IS CRITICALLY ILI   New President of Mexico Unable to Attend All Ceremonies on Account   OF RECENT SICKNESS   Inaugeration was Held Tuesday—Soldiers March in Support Today

DE LA HUERTA IS STRICKEN BY ILLNESS   Inauguration Marred b; Attack---All Mexico Celebrates.

O°© LA HUERTA ILL   Mexican President May Be Operated On Thursday.

PRES, QE LA HUERTA MORE CRITICALLY ILL THAN THOUGHT   Physically Unahle to Attend the Reception Tendered Him After His fnauguration.

NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO IS SICK MAR   HCERTA IS) INAUGURATED AS PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT WITH A SCANT CEREMONY

HUERTA TOOK OFFICE: SOON [INDER      President of Mexico to Sub' mit to Operation for Apnendicitis Thursday.   OFFICIAL CEREMONIES ~ SHORTENED BY ILLNESS   Generals Obrégon and Gonzales Sat Together in: Box » at Inauguration,

NEW PRESIDENT  INPOOR HEALTH   Huerts Unable to Attend Receguios Given in His Hloeor ia Mexico city

HUERTA ILL AS HE TAKES OFFICE   New Mexican- President Unable to Hold Reception   IKDUCTES IN 30 SECONDS   Military Parade Scheduled for Mexico City Today

HCH PRESIDENT ILLIEVED TO BE SERIOUSLY IL   Ye La Huerta Unable to At tend Recention at Palace Following Ceremonies   NAUGURAL SPEECH IS PREVENTED BY ILLNESS   WHOS preye PS TO MARCH  THRO? GH CAPITAL IN EVIDEX © OF SUPPORT OF NEW Reo see

NEW PRESIDENT SERIOUSLY IL}   DE LA HUERTA IS UNABLE TO TAKE PART IN HIS INAUGURAL CEREMONIES   (By United Press)

SAYS TELL WIFE EVERYTHING   U. $8. Government Takes Issue With Vincente Blasco Ibanez, the Spanish Author.

U. S. Government T.  ry aed Vincente Blasco Ibanez, th Spanish Author,

TAKES ISSUE WITH VINCENTE   Bureau of U. S. Government Says Tel  Wife Everything.

SHOT FIRED:AT. MRS. MACCURTAIN ' MAYOR'S WIDOW   Bullet Passes Her as She  Walks in Garden in  Dene ant LUnmoa

IT COULDN'T. BE BETTER   This Is What Secretary Metter ‘Says of Crop Conditions,   THERE ARE SOME: EXCEPTIONS   Nearly Alt Crops. Are in Une usnally Fine Condition Over the State.

FED OFFICIALS IRE INVOLVED INTHE FINDING   EURGPEAN RELIEF PLAN U JUST A SWINDLE, 3a¥5 JURORS’ REPORT.   PRESIDENT i$ APPEALEN TE

FED OFFICIALS ARE INVOLVED INTHE FINDING      EUROPEAN RELIEF PLAN IS JUST A SWINDLE, SAYS JURORS’ REPORT.   PRESIDENT 1S APPEALED TI

TENNIS ASPIRANTS MUST GET als   TRIES MUST BH SENT TO DR 4. 8, LEAOH ET AL BEFIRE SATURDAY WIGHT    WARRIS WILI: APRAK

TENNIS ASPIRANTS  MUST GET BUSY   ENTRIES MUST BE SENT TO DR. H. S. LEACH ET AL BEFIRE SATURDAY NIGHT

COX COMBATS CLAIM PEOPLE WANT CHANGE   Democratic Nominee is Speak: er In Youngstown Today.   AT AKRON TONIGHT   Goes to Gary, Ind., and Chicago Saturday; In Toledo On Monday.

COX FLIES TO DEFEND WILSON   Democratic Candidate Make: Frantic Effort fo Stem Tide of Notion’s Dicannroval.   ADMITS WILSON CAUSE!

COX FLAYS THE OPPOSITION FOR HATEFUL CREED AGAINST WILSON   Reminds Youngstown Audience That Cox, Not Wil son. is Candidate   IDEFENDS PRESIDENT   Says Wilson Made Great Sacrifice In Attempt to End All War

WOY, GOK  COMBATS THE INSISTENCE 0 REPUBLICANS  That the People of the United State: Want a Change.

ATTEL FLEES BALL INQUIRY   Ex-Pugilist Now Residing in Montreal “Where, He Declares, He Will Stay.

MORE STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS IN BALL PROBE   Grand Jury to Continue Inves tigations; Johnson Wants ~~ Cleanup.

ABE ATTELL SAID TO BE IN MONTREAL   Quoted in Paper There as Saying He Will Stay

SAYS SPEED UP COAL OUTPUT   Operators Official Asserts Only Thus Can Government Control Be Avoided,

MINE OWNERS WARNED   FAILTRE TO MEET PRESENT NEEDS MEANS CONTINUED CONTROL SAYS DEALER.

GOVERNMENT MAY CONTROL COAL   WARNING IS GIVEN TO BI TUMINOUS OPERATORS.

Operators Warned That Failure To Meet Fuel Need Will Mean Continuous Government Control.

CONTROL OF COAL IS THREATENED   CONTINUED GOVERNMENT DI RECTION FOLLOWS FAILURE TO MOVE FUEL.

Coal Operators Warned They Must Meet Fuel Needs or Lose Mine Control

OPERATORS _ ORDERED   To Provide Winter Stock of  Coal for Northwest Before Filling Orders for . Other Sections.

ASSERTS GOVERNMENT > MAY KEEP UP CONTRO   Says That Failure to Meet Urgen Needs Will Keep Government in Control.   INCREASED PRODUCTION IS URGED AS A REMEDY   SOME OPTIMISM I8 SHOWN!   Cites Statistics to Show That Northwest Is Short Five Million Tons of Coal,

WARNS THECOALOPERATORS   Failure to Mect Needs May Extend  band’ Ciavarnemant (trates

Cape eae  Wheat and Wool Particularly Are To Be Protected. Commiitce Asks House to Act Immediate ly on Measure Which Com2s  oe  ¥ geen Pare

HIGH DUTIES ON FARM PRODUGTS   SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGREES  UPON AN ANT!-DUMPING MEASURE

AGREE ON TARIFE TO HELP FARMERS   BILL WOULD PREVENT DUM PING OF FARM PRODUCTS THROUGH PORTS.   ARMERS HOLD A MEETING   At Saint Lewis They Decide to Ask For Legislation Increas- ~ creasing Powers of Farm Loan Bank.

CONSPIRACY TO BEFRAUD DISABLED, SOLDIERS FOUN      Secret Service Men Charge Employes of Wer Risk Bue ‘reau With Plans for Theft.      TEN ARE UNDER ARREST

UNLAWFUL ACT CHARGE FILED “ON GUARDSMEN   ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF EDITOR NEAR HOUS.TON CAUSES TROUBLE

MMR. WIESON'S HIRED HELP IN FRISCO   All Doing What They Can For} the Boy; Daniels Fills  News Pictures.

REDS RELEASE YANKS   soviet Forces Give Up Blunt's Party to Czeshs.   Force Surrendered Includes His Rail way Aids and the Several Red Cross Nurses.

YANKS ARE RELEASEL   REDS GIVE UP BLUNT’S PARTY ID SIBERIA.   Railway Aids and Red Cross Nurses Are Turned Over to the Czechs.

YANKEE PARTY iS RELEASED BY REDS   Soviet Forces Give Up Blunt's Pariy to Czeshs.   Force Surrendered Inctudes His Rail way Aids and the Several Red Cross Nurses.

STORM ENTERS LOUISTANA WEST OF NEW ORLEANS—LIGHT DAMAGE REPORTED.

TORNADO TURNED BEFORE REACHING NEW ORLEANS CITY   Force Seems to Have been Dissipated Before It Struck North Gulf Coast ;    SOME DAMAGE REPORTED ~~ “TQ BRIDGES AND WIRES   Refugecs from Threatened Points Re  turn Home and Business Is Being  Taken Up Again.

SUERWAY FOR TOKIO    Nhe Street Cars Ave Overcrowding . Overseas ‘Too,

FILED A PROTEST “ON BILL BOARDS   First Petition Received by Commissioners Against Billbeards Drew No Comment

FILED A PROTEST ON BILL BOARDS   TRAVELERS ON SANTA FE :ET BAD IMPRESSION, SAY PETITIONERS   First Petition Received by Commissioners Against Billboards Drew No Comment

FEDERAL TROOPS LEAVE DENVER   Col. Ballou Issues Proclama: tion Ending Military Control.

TWISTER, STRIKES METIREAN. WIS,   Wind Storm Demolishes Farn  ‘Buildings, Blows: Down : chool House.

CYCLONE HITS BADGER TOWN   Twister Hits Meridean and Demolishes Farm RBiildmes .-

BADGER FARMERS HARD HIT BY REAL ‘TWISTER’   Buildings Are Blown Down anc Demolished.

WIND STORM WRECKS BARNS AT EAU CLAIRE   TWESTER CAUSES HAVOC FT NORTHERN COUNTY WEDNESDAY.

RESTAALN HALTING OF WISCONSIN INCREAS   State Announces Intention te Make Appeal to Supreme Court.

LITHUANIA IS PREPARING 10 HOLD OFF POLES   OLD MEN AND STUDENTS TAKE UP ARMS; VILNA HELD BY POLISH FORCES

ANIANS RALLY 70 COLORS   Swear to Repel the Polish Invasjon Which Has Already Cost the City of Vilna,

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LITHUANIA RALLIES JO RESIST POLES   GERMANS SAID TO'BE-AIDING m “RESISTANCE TO INVADERS): LONDON REPORT

WILL PROPOSE AN AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   Would Make Provision in Cases of President’s Illness.   SUPREME COURT WOULD DECIDE   Would Pass Upon Incapacity of President Upon Appeal From Congress.

AN AMENDMENT   Proposed far Sapreme Court to De de Presindlent’s Fitness.

BLACK AND TANS ARE WITHDPRAWE   The Police Accused of Setting Fire to Cork Taken From the City.

BLACK AND TANS ARE WITHORAMN FROM THE STRICKEN CITY, CORK BY THE GOVERNMENT   Lord Mayor and Members of Parliament Appeal to U.  QQ an Intarfara   DISORDERS CONTINUE.   Martial Law Grates on Cork Residents’ Who Like to Fight and Live

AMERICAN HELP TO EUROPE WILL OPEN UP MARKE’   Governor Says VU. S Capital Attracted by Commerce.

US. EXTRAVAGANCE  MUST STOP SAYS FEDERAL BOARD  GOVERNOR   People Living in Paradise Fools Harding Declares i Talk to Visitors   Pan Americans Told That This Country Faces Problems of Finance Before Unknown

70 REBUILD CUROPE FOR U.S. MARKETS   COV. HARDING OF FEDERAL RE. SERVE BOARD SO DECLARES.   MONEY MUST BE SENT PRELIMINARY TO TRADE.   Europe Cannct Be a Market For Am erican Experts Unitess She is Put “Back to Productive Wok,” He Says*

U. S. Coin Need of Europe To Boost Work and Open Export Trade Harding   American Capital to Be Employed Abroad to Provide Markets for Surplus Production, Governor Tells Pan-Amer- ° 7 Teor Canerece.

DILIGENCE AND ECQNOMY REAL PROSPERITY BASIS   America Must Turn Out Greater Volume of Goods to Take Advantage of New Markets Opened by Use of Capital

U. §. CAPITAL TO AID EUROPEANS   Federal Reserve Banker Says It Is Necessary to  , Restore Markets’ - For American Goods.

BAKER SAYS T WILL PAY MIEN OF WEALTH TOASSIST EUROPEANS   United States Will Gain Mark. ets When Normal Conditions Prevail Harding Says

PRONE MORE, TO AID EUROPE        Ss GOVERNOR OF: FEDERAL RE. - SERVE BANK TALKS OF   EXPORT PROBLEMS.   OPEN MARKET FOR AMERICAN EXPORT   Asserts This Country May Have  Been Living in “Fool’s Paradise” Since Close of the War.

AMERICAN GAPITAL IS ~ TO RESTORE EUROPEANS   ee W. P. G, Harding of Federal Re serve Board Informs Finance Conference,   WANTS MORE PRODUCTION   Must Lend to Europe in Order to Enable People to Produce Things Deeded.

FOOL'S PARADISE AMERICK'S, HINT OF U.S, FINANCIER   Work, Economy, Liberal Buying of Foreign Securities Necd Reserve Head Points.   SUSTAINED DEMAND FOR HOME PRODUCTS OBJECT   Competition of Domestic and Export Wants Bids Prices Up in Both Directions.

HARDING ASSERTS MUST AID EUROPE  Save Must Help Her tea   Says Must Help Her tc  . Produce More and Gatoll @.  BOTH BID FOR GOODS

AMERICAN CAPITAL. WILL BE EMPLOYED IN AIDING EUROPE   Covernor Harding, of Federal  Reserve Board, Says United States Help Needed

AMERICAN CAPITAL TO HELP EUROPE COME BACK   So Says Governor Harding of Federal Reserve Board to  Pan - American Financial ft en eee

WILL LIGENSE ~-FVERY HOTEL   SLIDING SCALE OF FEES HAS BEEN PROVIDED.   TO INCREASE THE SAX INCOME   Every Hotel and Restaurant Must Have a License by . First of May.

EATING PLACES MUST BE LICENSED BY MAY   Sparks Law Has Been Changed—Ap.-. plies Alike to Villages and Cities Regardless of Size.

HOLLAND AGAIN ASKED TO GIVE UP EX-KAISEF   Supreme Council Sends Jugo Slavs Note Concerning Action Regarding Fiume. 

ULTIMATUM WILL BE GIVEN JUGO-SLAV   Supreme Council Agrees on Nott Adriatic Agreement “ust Be Reached

AED MAN KILIED BY OKLAHOMA HIGHIAYMEN WHILE AIDING IN AID      ONE BANDIT CAPTURED BY POSSE NWHILE TWO OTHERS MARE  THEIR ESCAPE,

SMALL’S SECRETARY 15 TAKEN TO GANAD   i Denies Complicity In Stealing Of 1 Bonds and Kidnanine.

BITTER FIGHT OVER TREATY   HITCHCOCK PLANS TO SHIFT IT TO FLOOR OF SENATE.   WANTS TO FORCE A SHOWDOWN   COUNTING ON AID OF THE MILD RESERVATIONISTS.   ew Action Contingent On Decisivu Teday of Conciliation (enicrence —Some Segna Scen eof a Deadieck.

12,000  MINERS ON A STRKE WNW ANA  And Less Than Half of Mines ir State Idle.

RHODES SCHOLARS AS GUESTS   British Families to Entertain Ameri. cans During Easter Vacations, Says London Dispatch.

ENTERTAIN RHODES SCHOLARS   ‘American Students to Be Guests of  ' Mritiah Families.

ENDUNCES MILITARY SUPPRESSION OF FREE SPEECH DURING WAR   SAYS EVEN MAIL OF CABINET OFFICLALS. WAS SUBIECT TO MIL. ITARY CENSORSHIP.

LONG'S: MALL OPENED a       Professor of University: of Minnesota Raps the System In’ Address to Cook, County: Delegates Today.—-Was i The Service Himeolf =

Member cf Army Intelligence Bu reau Denounces Suppres sion Free Speech.   DONE DURING THE WAR   He Opened Mail of Assistant Sec retary of State Long At Army’s Command.

ALEIES THREATEN EXPULSION OF TURK “ONCE AND FOR ALL   Action Might Follow a Refusal to Sign the Treaty.

ALLIES THREATEN TO DRIVE TURKS OUT OF EUROPE FOR GOOLE      Allied Reply to toa Objec tions to Treety Made in Uzcompromising Words.   JULY 27 1S TIME UMIT

U. $. MUST AID THE ZIONIST MOVEMENT   New State Will Look To Amer.  ica For Funds To Get Started.

JEWS TO BE GIVEN NEW NATION IN OLD PALESTINE   '_- 2: 1.83 Sa 6  Poniti'ation BDwindled.

A CIVIL RULE FOR PALESTINE   British Promise to Replace Military System   ZIONISTS VISIT SAN REMO   Will Become National Home for Jews—Supreme Council Get Through Today.

TON ARMY ALE, AKO JEWS; CIVIL. AWAY (6 ASSUREL   Hand Rather Than Brain Work Palestine Plan; U.S. Purse Likely to Be Tapped.

NONIGTS WANT CHANGE OF PLAN FOR PALESTIN   Committee Appeared Before The Allied Council and Requested That Several Material Changes be Put Into Effoct at Onroe.

THE ‘MAPLE HILL CASE,   The Defendant Seems To Be MakInga Strong Case. 5

MACSWINEY ALIVE UN SEVENTY SECOND DAY HUNGER STRIKE   Fear Expressed That Lord Mayor Died During Night.

IS M'SWINEY DEAD?   A Veil of Secrecy is Throw Around His Gondition

MAC SWINEY 18 REPORTED DEAD  IN LONDON JAIL   GOVERNMENT THROWS VEIL OF SECRECY OVER CONDITIONS OF MAYOR MACSWINEY   OFFICIALS SAY HE IS NOT DEAD   Sisters of the Lord Mayor Have Been Refused Admission to the Prison Ward

AYNOR SELECTED SCHOOL’S SITE   Horry Industrial Institution to B Located in That Community. New Active Town

ASKS US. T0 OX. AID TO EX-FOES   RESOLUTION WOULD HAVE GOV. ERNMENT ENDORSE RELIEF FOR CENTRAL POWERS

MAJORITY OF REPUBLICANS IS HUGE ONE   Have 307 In Lower Hou'e to 127 Democrats and One Socialist; Two More Democrats Defeated.

3 SLAIN IN NEUTRAL ZONE   Six Others Are Wounded When At tempt !s Made to Disarm Ger. man Troops.

KILL 3 IN NEUTRAL ZONE   Six Others Wounded in Attempt Made tn Miearm German Troops.

SEVERAL RAIDS (IN. DUBLIN   Many .Artests Made—Twe Sinn Fein: era: Killed - at’ Ardfort, Near . Limerick,

DUBLIN KAS SEVERAL RAIDS   Two Alleged Sinn Feiners Killed at Ardfort, Near Limerick.

TURN DOWN PETITION      For Henry Ford as Presiden. tial Candidate

BUT WHAT PARTY,  MR. oF ORD?  Presidential Petition { in Pennsylvania . Panitte: Tmmnawtans Caine

 PENNSYLVANIA WILL {  ' NOT HAVE HENRY FORD'S NAME, BEFORE PRIMARY  i

LEAGUE WILL BE EXPLAINE!   President Wilson Will Ex: plain in. Detail Every Clause of the League >   TO DEMAND A STAND   From Senator Harding— People Have Been Deceived About Issue

Wilson Issues First of Series of Statements Interpreting Leanna.   SAYS PEOPLE ARE MISLED   League Does Not Open Road to More Wars. Chief Executive Declares.

SON TO DEBATE PH ANIGES UF LEACIIE   resident Opens Battle With Formal Statement--More To Follow From The White  Uniice.

HILSON APPEALS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Issues Another Broadside From the White House in Interest of His Pet Hobby,

PRESIDENT WILL EXPLAIN CLAUSES   DECLARES WORLD IS AWAITING VERDICT OF THE U. 8. ON LEAGUE GF NATIONS

PRESIDENT 10” BE SPOKESMAN FOR COVENANT   “Educational” Campaign Explaining Democrats’ League Stand Planned   PEOPLE GROSSLY MISLED ON LEAGUE, SAYS WILSON   CREATION OF NEW “AMERI CANISM” CHARGED REPUn. LICANS; WILSON HOLDS AR. TICLE TEN CONSTITUTIONAL

President Tells Americans Election in November Is “Solemn Referendum.”   VOTE FOR OR AGAINST LEAGUE, IS HIS APPEAL   Says View s Absolutely False  That Article X Will Mean War,

ALLEN WILLING TO DEBATE   Bat Kansas’ Governor Suyve He Has Received Ne Challenge From  Comne«ra.

(GOMPERS WILL DEBATE. WITH GOVERNOR ALLEN   Merits of Kansas Court Indus trial Relations Are Basis of ] Challenge

ASKS GOMPERS FOR DERATE.,    Kansas Governor Would Speak on j New Industrial Plan.

SORES HOUSTON FOR FAILURE TO GARE FOR BONDS   Democratic Senator Opposes Cancellation of Loans to Countries in Europe   HALF BILLION INTEREST DUE   Treasury Secretary Fears Effect of Farm Loan Relief on War Bond fssues

Senator McKellar Wants It Under atood Foreign Loans Will Not Ra Canealiaad

HOLD TROOPS READY   Will Not Interfere at Present in Long.  shoremen’s Strike.

‘ADOPT NEW W MONETARY UNIT  Poland Will - Aboliah Mark as Standard of Currency

EDITH GOULD HEROINE OF ELOPEMENT   Daughter of New York Million: aire Surprises Her Family.

INSURGENT MOVE SEEN INGAFITAL   G. 0. P. Split Over Knox Peace Measure Threstens   LODSE MAY BE QVERRIDDEN   Friends of Resolution Demanc immediate Action

KNOX STANDS IN WAY.   May Cause An Insurgent Movement . For Peace Treaty.

. SENATE ACT ON  Pi LODGE REFUSES TC £ PEACE RESOLUTION.   PISTON DEVELOP:        Who Favor An Early Engl of the e of War With Germany “Wave Started An_ Insurgent : Movement in Opposition  To Lodge’s Position.

SPLITTING ON PEACE - MEASURE   lasurgents May Present Knox Resolution  ~~ Despite Lodge   WOULD GET WAR LAWS REPFAIER

INSURGENTS WANT PEACE RESOLUTION   Attitude of Senator Lodge Starts Fight on Ending War With Germany.   WOULD HOLD OVER ACTION   Business. Men. Demanding ~ That Republicans Make Good Promises,

Effort to Introduce Kno: Peace Resolution May be Made in Spite ©   ‘OF SENATOR LODGE   Informs Senate That He is at This Session

NOURGENTS AND LODGE IN GLASH   Senate Leader Plans to With: hold Action Until Spec ial Session

SENATE REBELS WANT CHANCE 10 VOTE FOR PEAC   Insurgent Movement Starts  When Lodge Blocks Knox Resolution.

INSURGENTS IN PEACE AGTIVIT}   MAY: FORCE PRESENTATION “OF KNOX: RESOLUTION. LODGE OBJECTS

INSURGENCY IN CONGRESS   SENATORS MAY TURN AGAINST LODGE LEADERSHIP.   WANT RESOLUTION OF PEACE   EXERT PRESSURE ON KNOX TO INTRODUCE MEASURE.   Pian of Republican Leader is to Let Peace Matter Lapac Unt After Inaegeoration of President Harding,

NSURGENTS WOULD INTRODUCE MEASURE DESPITE Oh. TIONS OF SEN. LODGK

KNOX MEROURE MAY COME UP DESPITE LODGE   Insurgents Believe Peace Resolution Can Be Passed Over President’s Veto

SIR JOHN ARBUTHMOT   Former First: Lord of British Admir alty Iz Dead

CORDENINCD NER BEING PRISON BARE   Negro Whose Lynching Was Attempted at Lexington Removed te Eddyville.

KENTUCKY NEGRO IS NOW SAFE   SLIPPED OUT OF LEXINGTON TO A PLACE OF SAFETY BY TROOPS,

KILLED FOUR NEGROES   Texas) Posses Shot Two aac Hanged Two Wanted for Murder

KILLED FOUR NEGROES         Texas Posses Shot Two as¢ Hanged Two Wanted for Murder

IWO NEGROES SHOT: TW ARE HANCED   Were Accused of Killing Texas Sheriff and Assisting Escape,

FOUR NEGROES — PAY PENALTY FOR A TEXAS MURDER   TWO SHOT TO DEATH AND TWO HANGED NEAL NOUSTON Tt AY NIGHE         One of the Men Shot Was Accused  of Murdern 5 5S, M. McConmick, a Deputy Sheriff, It is Reported.

A TEXAS MUA KILLS 4 BLACKS   WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF DEPUTY SHERIFF LAST SATURDAY NIGHT.

MON LABOR _IN-OPPOSITION TQ SEDITION BILLS   Claiins Taat Meas ‘tres Are Veiled Attempts me to Pass Anti-Strike ead Laws

SOMPERS FIGHTS SEDITION BILLS   Organized Labor Leader Charges They Are Veiled Attempts to Pass Anti Strike Laws.   SAYS HE FAVORS WALKOUTS   Palmer Sends Letter to Committee of House in Opposition to Measures Considered.

FEDERATION AND NEGROES OBJECT   Fight.s. Mada Against Sedtienby Gompers and Negro. , . Representative...   TALK TO - COMMITTEE

LABOR IS AGAINST THE SEDITION BILLS   iOMPERS ATTACKS STE... AND GRAHAM MBEASURLS.   Says Word “Force” May den “Moral Force’—Palmer Dues Not Sappert Either Kil.

LABOR IS AGAINST THE SEDITION BILL   iOMPERS ATTACKS STERETS AND GRAHAM MEASURES.   Says Word ‘*“Force’” Way Vex: “Moral Force’—Paimer Does Not Sapport Either Bill.

FIUME SLAVS ARE PLUNDERED   More Italian Troops Sent to the Scene of Disturbance.

ITALY PREPARES FOR TROUBLE   Sends Troops to Jogo-Slavin Boun glarw tine.

PLUNDER FIUME JUGO SLAVS   italy Is Sending More Troops to the Dalmation Coast—Banks and Shops Robbed.

Read: the ads” in ‘the DemocratTribune. daily and save money.   EXYECUTOR’S NOTICE.

UNFERENGE ON WAGE QUESTION   Calls on Railroad Executives and Employes   TO CONFER TOGETHER   President Wilson Issues Letter Asking that Representatives be Chosen by Both Sides Under New Law with View to Adjusting Wage and Other Problems-Now Pending. .

RAIL WAGE TRUCE AVERTS WALKOUT   President Wilson Seeks Solutior of Problem Through Appointment of Bipartisan Board   ONE GROUP STANDS OUT   Shop Employes, Alone, Are Not in Accord With Movement “To Go Along With President”

President Asks Roads and Em- ployees to Name Board.   ee age  TEST” OF ACT IS POSTPON ED   Labor Leaders Declare Men Are All ‘Good. Americans. and’ Will Help President in His Efforts to See Justice Done.

STEPS TAKEN 10 ~OLVE RAILWAY WAGE PROBLEM AT EARLY DATE   Wilson Asks Railroad Executives and Employes to Join In Selecting Men for the Bi-Partisan Board,   MODE OF PROCEDURE PRESCRIBED BY LAW   Both Sides Are Requested By President to Forward Names of Representatives to Walker 2D. Hines,

WILSON STARTS  BAIL BOARD   Asks Unions and Companies tc Submit Names for Appointment.   TEST OF LAW POSTPONED   Believed That Rail Workers Wil! Not Force Demand for Wage Increase   =—“All Good Americans and  ‘ 'Witl Aid the President.”

RAIL STRIKE IS GIVEN UP   Brotherhoods to Give New Law A Trial   Already Is Asking For Nominations For New Wage Tribunal

WILSON ASKS THAT BOARD BE NAMED   Wants Executives and Employes to Appoint Members.   TO SETTLE WAGE ISSUE

PHESIDENT VITES RAID EACUUTIVGS AND EMPLOTES I) WAGE CORSERENCE   Urging Speedy Solving ot Wage Scale Problems Nation’s Chief Executive Takes Steps to Create Wage Board

WILSON OPENS - RAIL BOARD ", NEGOTIATIONS   Asks Unions and Companies to Submit Names for Appointment.   TEST OF LAW POSTPONED   Believed That Rail Workers Will Not Force Demand for Wage Increase “All Good Americans and Will Aid the President.”

WILSON STARTS RAIL BOARD   Asks Unions and Companies to Submit Names for Appointment—Believed That Rail Workers Will Not Force Demand For Increase.

UNIONS 10 GIVE U0, LAW TRYOUT   President Asks Roads and Em: ployees to Name Board.   TEST OF ACT IS POSTPONED   Labor Leaders Declare Men Are All Good Americans and Will Help President in His Efforts to See Justice Done.

NEED OF REAL CASH,   (ity of Tipton Unable to Find Buye bor Bonds,

- NEED OF. RYE. CA        City of Tipton ¥     o Find Buyer ‘ov Bonds, — #

WATER POWER BILL PASSED   Senate 0. Ks } 's Measure by Vote of 52 to 18; Ends 16 Year ‘Fight

WATER BILL Pacere      Tea Yeare’ Fight in Semate Banded : by fSolons

MAKING FIGHT IN PHONE CASI   PRESIDENT OF [INDIANA BEL! COMPANY ON WITNESS STAND DURING TUESDAY.   LOCAL ATTORNEYS PRESENT

AMERIGAN T. & T. CO. ~ QWNS. INDIANA sell      President of .Indiana Bell Phone Co. Says American Owns Ninety-Nine Per Cent.   HEARING ENDS - TONIGHT

‘OTHERS MAY BE INDICTED TODAY   THREE GAMBL ERS TO BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION WITH “FIXING” THE 1919 SERIES.

Three Gamblers and Three Players Not Connected With White Sox to be Indicted by Grand Jury.  —

GRAND JURY WILL INDICT GAMBLERS IN BALL SCANDA!   TRUE BILLS AGAINST THREE EX PECTED TODAY ARE NOT IN CHICAGO

Anti-Bolshevik: .Leader Fugitive      General ‘Denikine Takes Refuge ‘on ’ British: Warship Under Guard ‘of British Soldiers!” .

ANOTHER WOMAN IN DENTON MYSTERY   Jury Begins Probe Into Deatt of Wealthy Los Angeles Mine Owner.

LOOKS LIKE WAR IN “AULD IRELAND’   BRITISH WARSHIPS HAVE ARRIVED OFF BELFAST—IRISH PROTEST HOME RULE BILL

BRITISH WAR SHIPS. ARE OFF BELFAST   Movement Part of Government Pre+ paration.. to Prevent Uprising Darmg Easter Holidays.

ENGLAND AND ITALY DESIRE. WORLO PEAGE      Conference of Premiers in Agreement Regarding Desirability for Peace   NUMEROUS QUESTIONS — MUST BE DECIDED NOW   An Aimonsphere of Unrest Exists and This Must be Cleared Before Real ‘Amity: Will Exist

AGREE ON NEED OF PEACE,   Premiers Say First Guarantee Can Be Found in Treaties Concluded.

Premier Lloyd George Sees Danger in Pres‘ent. Condit ions in Russia—Says Russia Wants to Fasten Soviet Rule on Poland—  No Free Government Can Deal With Soviet

MEANS FOR WORLD PEACE SOUGHT BY DUAL POWERS   Task Impossible Until Russian Disturbance Ends, Statement from British and Italian Premiers Deciares __Red Terms to Poland Make New Menace but Na tiane Are Acreed on Course.

AGREE TO VITAL NEED OF AEESTABLISHING PEACI   OFFICIAL STATEMENT REGARDING CONFERENCE BETWEEN PREMIERS LLOYD GEORGE AND GIOLITTI — VICTORS SHOULD  DISPLAY SPIRIT OF MODERATite

WORLD'S PEACE NOW iS VITAL   Various Treaties Already Conclicd ed Should Furnish the Basis, Premiers Acree   SOVIET DENOUNCED   Seeks to Impose on Poland Condi -Hons Incompatible With National Independence

PREMIERS AGREE ON PEAGE BASIS        Prime’ ‘Minister*Issue: State~. ment: After: Cofiferance

AGREE TO RETURN OF PEACE   Premiers Lioyd George and Gielittt Reach Understanding Regardine Vital Need of World.

Wife of Italian Foreign Minister Behaves Herself  Fee eee ee: fame AP bone

YANKS WANT BACK PAY, NOT BONUS"   Legion Commander Te'ls Committee Land, Homes Not Wanted.

PLEA OF LEGION FOR HELP   THREE MILLION MEN 1A HOVEMENT TO GET SOME AID

LEON OFFICIALS APPEAR BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE   Back’ Pay for Former Service Men is Sought   MANY PLANS SUGGESTED

LEGION CHIEFS PRESENT VIEWS ON BONUS BILL   Committee Engages in General Wrangle During Day.

OBJECTS TO THE TERM “GOVERNMENT BONUS’   Believes Uncle Sam Shouk Aid Men Who Came Ou of Conflict Handicappes Rodily and Financially,

AMERICAN LEGION HEAD ASKS EXTRA BACK PAY TO BE BASEL ON LENGTH OF TIME IN ARMY

AMERICAN LEGION AoKS FOR BACK - PRY, NOT BONUS   Row in House Over Questio! of Relief for World War Veterans.   HEARING IS CONTINUED

NOT BONUS BUT MERE. UE OF - HEADIG LAE   PLEA OF LEGION FOR HELP   THREE MILLION MEN ID MOVEMENT TO GET SOME AID

LEN MEN cK BXTRA PAY CHECKS   However, They Object to Foy vlar Characterization of Relief as Government Bonus.”’

SOLDIER RELIEF 19 NOT FEDERAL BON   House Ways and Means Committee Will Hear All Witnesses, Even if It Takes Two Months.

SOLDIER ISSUE TAKEN UP.   American Legion Representa tives Object to Calling Relief Legislatiion a Bonus.

EXTRA BACK PAY, NOT BONUS, SOUGHT   Legion Representatives Before Ways and Means Committe,

THAEE WEEKS FAIR.      ‘That is what Missouri Plans With  CPantannial     (Sere

TnUGa SARE TAUGHT ART OF OTEALING AUTOS AT SCHOO   Grand Jury To Probe Re port That Young Boys Implicated.

SCHOOLS FOR AUTO THIEVES ALLEGED   ‘Grand Jury to Begin investiga  — flon at Cleveland.

EFFECTS DF PROBE  BECOMING EVIDENT   PRICES: OF MATERIAL DROP FOLLOWING INQUIRY INTO “RUILDING TRUST.”

Disinategraticn ef New Yerk Combine Has Begew and Prices of  wetisrtale Nreenpinc.

PRICES FALL AS BUILONG TRUST. PROBE KEEPS UP   Disintegration of Contrast  or-Dealer-Lator Combine Has Now Begun.      SCANDALS ARE EXPOSES.   Evidence Shows Country. Wide Produclion Control So Gecrlatn Tndnstdée.

PAIGES FALL AS BUILDING TRUST PROBE KEEPS UP   Disintegration of Contrast or-Dealer-Labor Combine Has Now Begun,   SCANDALS ARE EXPOSED.   Evidence Shows Country. Wide Production Control in Certain Industries,

‘BUILDING TRUST? EXPOSE FOLLOWED BY GUT IN PRICES   Witnesses Also Say Produc tivity of Labor Has Increased—Country-Wide Control Is Asserted.

BUILDING TRUST 1S DISINTEGRATEI   Increased Labor Productivity Is Apparent In N. Y., Say Employers.

PRICES DROP AND LABOR IS MORE ACTIVE   Building Trust Investigation Brings Good Results. Much Testimony Alleging Graft in All Directions.

BUILDING TRUST SCANDAL CAUSES A DROP IN PRICES   Also Increased Productivity of Labor Apparent. Industry Had Been Throttled, It Is Shown.

BOMB EXPLOSIONS MARK SPANISH LAROR TROUBLE   Many Sections of Country Re. port Damage Resulting from Blasts

BOMBS FLY IN SPAIN, STRIKE IS MENACINY   Palace of Archbishop of . Seville Made Target by Dyriamiters; Much Damage in the Cities

BOMB EXPLOSIONS © OCCUR IN SPAIN   ConsiderableDamage Done at Various Points.\

Series of Bomb  Blasts Spreads T nsssary - Pee GE: mn  aCe 686 mt poe a   Heavy Damage Is Reported in Many. Cities; Archbishop's, House Ts Wre

PALACE IS BOMBED   Explosions Reported in Several Sections of Spain.

LIFE ARCHBISHOP IS THREATENED   Bomb Explosions Occu in Number Cities Spain Last Night.

POPULATION IS ~ MOVING TO EAST   Is One of Causes of House Shortage. West is Alarmed.   WAR PLAYED LARCE PART   t bf pm acd  Soldiers From West Take Abode in East by Thousands. Need a Move. anent Back (» the Soil,

POPULATION IS MOVING TO EAST   Is One of Causes of House Short age. West is Alarmed.   WAR PLAYED LARGE PART   Soldiers From West Take Abode ir East by Thousands. Need a Movement Baek to the Soil.

RAID REDS; SEIZE SCORES   Federal Agents Take Men, Women and Literature Into Custedy at Waterbury, Conn.

SCORES OF REDS ARE SEIZED   Federal Agents Capture Men, Womer and Literature.

REPLIES TO AMBASSADOR.   Roland Says That Trish People Have Repudiated Britain,

IRELAND SHUNG ENGLAND'S HELE   H. J. Boland Replies to. Statement of Ambassador Geddes On Irish Proposition

Ireland Refuses To Take _Any Position Within The British Empire Frame-Worl

IN ANSWER TO GEDDES   State Irish Questio1 Not Limited to lreland   “TRELAND REFUSES"

ASKS DWlitt HELP IN lid NEW DUTY   PRESIDENT ELECT RECELVES NEWS OF BRILLIANT SUCCESS WITIL BECOMING MODESTY

WOULG GIVE PRAYER TO GOD FOR HELP TO PLAY HIS PART   Harding Feels Deer Responsibility of Result   IS NOT EXULTANT OVER VICTORY

PRESIDENT-ELECT 10 CENTRAL AMERICA   HARDING LEAVES THIS WEEK UN TRIP TO PANAMA CAN a a v ]   GRATEFUL-NOT EXULTANT’   Asks Divine Aid as Victory News Reaches Marion—Call to Service.

PRESIDENT-ELECT PAAYS GOD 10 GIVE ~ HIM STRENGTH FOR HIS RESPONSIBILIT   GOW FAPEA GONGEDES THE ELECTION OF HARDING GOVERNOR HIMSELF QCES NOT ISSUE A STATEMENT

COX IS EMOTIONLESS   Declines to Make Any Comment, But His Newspaper Ad, mits “Harding Landslide”— Senator and Mrs. Harding to Leave On Vacation

HARDING GRAVE AFTER VICTOR}   Pleased With Renewed Expression of Americanism, but Feels Obligations Deeply.

HARDING TO GO T0 PANAMA FOR TRIP   New President And Wife Tc Return To United States In December.

ee ee  n Statement Harding Says He Is. Given to Prayer to God to Make Him Capable of Playing His Part

HARDING (5 HAPPY BUT NOT EXULTANT OVER HIS ELECTION   His Prayer Is He May Be Capable of Playing His Part.   Also to Meet Aspirations ‘of America and the World.

PACSUUENT-CLECT PAAYS GOB TO GIVE ~ HIM STRENGTH FOR AIS RESPONSIBILIT   GOAS PAPER GOMGEDES THE ELESTION GF HARDING. GOVERNGA HIMISELE GAGES NOY [SSE 4 STATERART

“Given to Prayer to God to Make Me Capable,” Says Senator Harding on Victory.   PLANNING A VACATION

Harding Declares That He Is “More Given’ to: Prayer te God Than to Exulting”   COX PAPER ADMITS HARDING LANDSLIDE   WHITE WIRES CONGRATULA TIONS TO HARDING AND COOLIDGE.

HARDING GIVEN TO PRAYER HE SAID   Significantly Declared He Needs Strength To Play His Part In Future.

HARDING OFFERS “PRAYER TOBE: ABLE *HiRe PART       Congidered Victory for Amer: i ica and’American Institu- 7 tions bv Chiefs..

HARDING GIVEN MORE TO PRAYER THAN EXULTATION   President-Elect Asks the Lord to Make Him Capable of Playing His Part — Has Made Plans for a Vacation

TEXT BY TAT  1) THROWN IN WASTE BASKET   LODGE CROWD REFUSES PLAN TO COMPROMISE FIGHT ON PEACE TREATY.

SLAYER OE EDITOR _ ROBERTSON HELD WITHOUT BAIL   HUGH TARWATER WAIVED PRELIMINARY HEARING AT GALLATIN TU        The Prisoner Was Returned to the County Jail Where He Wil Be Held Until the Case is Called at February Term of Court.

“SLAYER OE EDITOR © ROBERTSON HELD WITHOUT BAIL   HUGH TARWATINL WAIVED PIE. TAMINARY HEAIING AT GATo LATIN TURSDAY.   he Prtaonce Was Meturnad ta the County dail Where He Wi He Held Unull dhe Casa in Calta at February Term of Court,

GARY 1S SHOCKED — BY WOMAN'S STORY      Affairs Resulting in Broker Home Revealed in Court.

HEARING TODAY   Public Service Commission of indiana Hearing Petitions for Increase   OF TRACTION RATES   Decatur and Fort Wayne Company in the List of Twenty-three Asking It

TRACTION LINES APPEAR TODA)   Attorneys and Traction Experts Appear Before Commission Teday Aasking Increase   INTERSTATE AMONG OTHERS   State Thag Ineveased Cost of Production and Equipment Demand Raise

WILSON DENIES. SIMS: CHARGES   ‘Rear Admiral Declares: Navi Never Better Prepared Than in April, 1917   FULL COGPERATION ‘GIVEN,   Says Action Shortened War and Saved Much Life and Property

DENIES THAT NAVY WAS NOT PREPARED   Admiral Wilson Disagrees With Sims’ Criticisms, /   PRAISES WORK OF FLEET   ficer Says That Accomplishments Deserve Commendation of Nation For They Were So Stupendous as to Make “Relatively  Unimportant’’ Any Mistakes. 4

WW CHUISE il   Commander-in-Chief cf Atlantic Fleet Disagrees With: Assertions Made by Sims.

ADMIRAL WILSON TAKES “RAP” AT SIM'S STORIES   Says Navy Was Prepared for America’s Entry  Into Great War.

DENIES THAT NAVY WAS WIT PREPARED   Admical Wilson Disagrees W}th Sims? Critlcisma,      PRAISCS WORK OF FLEET:   OMicer Says That Accomplish. ments Deserve Commenda+ sion of Ration For They Wei So Siupendous as.to Make Relatively _ Unimportant"" Sne Mistakes . pow”

MANY SIMS CHARGES  REFUTED BY WILSON   Commander-in-Chief ‘of Atlantic Fleet Commends Preparatous for War

ADMIRAL WILSON DISAGREES WITH SIMS TESTIMON'   Says American Navy Was k First Class Condition at Outbreak of War.

ATLANTIC FLEE! FAT AG A FIDDLE WILSON STATE:   Commander Says Fleet Nevel Was Better Prepared for War Than in April. 1917 Disagrees With Sims.

WILSON ALSO AT 0005 WITH SIMG   Disagrees with His Criticisms of the Navy   FULL AND COMPLETE   >lans Prepared to Meet German Offensive and Co-operation with Allies Was Whole Hearted, He Says—Accomplishments so Stupendous. Mistakes Unimportant

LEGISLATURE HAS PASSED NOTHING OF CONSEQUENCE   Election Bii! Agreed Upon In Con. ference Extends Poll Tax Pay Time To Oct. 22.   SPEAKER LOOKING FOR ADJOURNMENT TONIGHT   House Eingrosses Bills Divorcing The Cotton Seed Mills And Gins And Has One Pending.

SPECIAL SEoalON EAPEGTS 10 END BUSINESS TODA)   COMMITTEE WITHHOLDS DECI SION ON LAWS DEALING WITH LABOR DISPUTES.   NUMBER MEASURES PASSED   Senate Valls to Take Up Davis-Mil. ler PrOposal to Create Commission on Industrial Dis. turbances.

Large Vote to Settle Contest Between National Administration and  a eC ME cee ree re em

ADMISISTRATION REVOLT IS FOTGHT IN GEORGIA Y INTERNATIONSL NEWS SERVICE,

ZELLGOUSKI HEADS  NEW GOVERNMENT   HAS SENT LITUUANFAN (GOYERNMENT ORDER TO MOVE  ae ee ce      Finnish Minister Arrives at Riga and Causes Political Exctiemeout There

GEN. ZELLGOUGKT SENDS ULTIMATUM JO LITHUANIANS   Bemands That Al Lithuanian Troops Be Withdrawn 20 Kilometres ~ "West of Railroad: .

ULTIMATUM 10 LITHUANIAN   Zeligauski Demands Troops Be Withdrawn 20 Kilometers West of Railroad.

ULTIMATUM SENT TO LITHUANIA ©   New Chief at Vilna Demands Old Government’s Withdrawal   GIVES - 24-HOUR TIME LIMIT   Movement Now Under Way For Baltic Union

POLISH ARMY BUSY   BALTIH: & ATESOFEAR ANNEX: ATION BY NEW POLAND.   folstestki 2 Menace, Too, so Let. via. Esthonin aud Lithan’s Prepure to Fight.

ILAA REGIME SENDS LITHUANIA ULTIMATUN   General. Zelligouski Allows 24 Hours to Withdraw All Troons.

NEW GOVERNMENT AT VILNA ORDERS ALL LITHUANIANS AWAY   New Phase of Situation in Poland is Brought to Light.

OCCUPATION OF VILNA SORE SPOT FOR LEAGUE   Activities of “Insurgent Polish Commander Upset Plans of Supergovernment for Muin : taining Boundaries ©

ZELLGOUSKI HEADS ~NEW GOVERNMENT   HAS SENT LITHUANIAN ‘GOV ERNMENT ORDER TO MOVE TROOPS   Finnish Minister Arrives at Riga and Causes Political Exctieincnt There

ELLGOUSKI IS CONSOLIDATING HOLD ON VILLA   Orders Old Lithuanian Government to Withdraw Troops.

DEMAND WITHDRAWAL:   Asked the Lithuanian Troops to Sack  Up a Little. Bit, tity Tie Asanckated Proaral

VILNA SEIZURE. CAUSE: OF NEW CTIA EURLPE   British, and French , Ministers In Constant: Communica-tion With “Capitals —   POLISH-FINLAND UNION IN BALTIC FORMING   League’ Representatives. Said Jo Have Been !nsulied — ~ By Zeligouski -

ULTIMATUM IS GIVEN BY HEAD OF NEW STATE      Ser.ous Concern Caused Leader: in Poland by the Lithuanian Situation

Dent miss Mary -Pickford =i: DADDY LONGLEGS LE ROSE THEATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY   TRUSTEE ELECTION

AEDS CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE POLES IN NORTE   Report Lithuania Signs Treaty Peace With  Soviet Russia

aera renee nee: ennatenagrannatgn aati ien mR eM IRERIAt= nse  DOLSHEWISTS CONTINUE SUCCESS ALONG NORTHERN SECTOR OF FRONT   One American Killed and Another Missing in the Battle Between the Poles and Russian Bolshevists  in Racmian at Adinel

BOLSHEVIK SUCCESS CONTINUFS, 15 REPORT  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS  pias Geeerk eer eae Cais Grae aies:

ALLIES NOW AWAIT REPLY  AS T0 PEACE   Advance Against Poles Cons tinues in Vilna Region.  AMERICAN IS SLAIN '   Red Cross Worker Shot by Bolshevik —Yank Flier Missing—American Woman With Women Soldiers 

RUSS: REPORTS DON’T AGREE.   London and Berne Dispatches = on Polish Offensive Contradictory.

LITHUANIAN TROOPS WILL OCCUPY VILNA   POLISH AUTHORITIES AGREE TO MOVE WHICH WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED SOON; SOVIETS CONCEDED CITY.

PNEUMONIA IS ON INCREASE   Tuiluenza Is Not Increasing 25 Faust as Last Week’Ss Reports

RAPID SPREAD UF PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS ‘FLU   Health Department Reports Indicates Disease Increases in Country

ROB MAN IN TAXI   Daring Hold Up. In Philadelphia Threw Victim Out.

First Shipment of New Grain to Baltimore Brings Four Dollars a Bushel.

RECORD PRICE FOR WHEAT   First Shipment of New Grain to Bal timore Brings Four Dollars a Bushel.

REMEDIES FOR GOT TROUBLE CONFAR TOPIC   Bankers, Educators and Econ omists Attend Political Science Convention   CAUSES OF INFLATION DISCUSSED BY MANY   Americans Become Gamblers and Wasters, Assistant Secretary Declares

WORLD MUST TIGHTEN — BELT OR STARVE LATER   Tighter Notch Must Be Cinched on Bank Credits to Checl Paper Money Inflation, Is Warning—Increase of Production In Essential Industries Is Only Possible Economic Salvation   SAYS H. C. L. DUE TO GOODS SHORTAGE, SPECULATION

WORLD MUST TIGHTEN BEL]   Strict Control of Bank Cred. it Needed, Says Warburg.

MUST REDUCE ITS EXTRAVAGANCE T0 CURB INFLATION   Paul M. Warburg Issue Grave Warning Of Need Of Reform.

World Must Tighten Belt and Get Down to Work if Big Inflation Be Curbed, Say Famous Economic Experts   All Business Reeking With Waste; Everybody Seeking High Pressure Living; No Desire’ t9 Work or Save

SAYS WORLD MUST GUARD MONEY BELT   Strict Control of Bank Credit Urged Before Academy.

ENTIRE WORLD MUST TIGHTEN BELT -WARBURG   Noted Banker Advocates ; More Strict Control of Bank Credits.   PRODUCTION ALSO MUST BE SPEEDED UF   Assistant Secretary Leffing well of Treasury Raps Demand for Soldiers Bonus.

INFLATION: MUST BE FOUGHT SAYS SPEAKER   Strict-Control of Bank. Credit Is Strongly Urged by Paul .  M. Warburg _

MUST TIGHTEN UP IN SPENDING OF MONE   Paul Warburg Says Else There Will Not Be Enough For All.

Rescue of English Subject Kid‘napped Near Orizaba is Re* ported Two Days -After His Capture; No Ransom Paid   HUNTERS OF SLAYERS OF AMERICANS TO REPORT   Official is Quoted as Saying the Case of William 0. Jenkins Has Been Settled Satisfactorily:; No Details Given

STONE FOR FTI vuMPED TK   Construction To Be Pushec As Fast As Material Can Be Secured

IONE FUh JETTY fa iat! IQDAY   Construction To Be Pushec As Fast As Material Can Be Secured

GETS $45,000 FOR HIS WIFE   World War Veteran Wins Big Verdic in Sensational Case at Sioux Falls, Dakota,

Villa’s Surrender  Said to Be Complete   ‘Noted Rebel Leader Obtains Sat  isfactory Terms for Himself and Men

To. Resist. The: Force. About To. Be - Sent Against Him. By The Mex. fean Provisional Govern. ° .

Government Will Hunt Conspirac; Under Lever Ac   Senate Probe to Start Tuesda y With Committee ori: Joba Chicago—Brotherhoods Hope to Keep Unions: i _ Line As Agreed,

AAILADAD STRIKE [0 AT boo ROADS VODRY WHEN BUVCANMENT PROBE UPENS   Success or Failure of “Rump Revolt” Will Be Determined by Findings of Investigating _ Forces of Federal Bodies,

Lull Comes in Rail Situation as Both Sides Await the Turn of Future Events   UNION OFFICIALS ARE CONFIDENT STRIKE IS NEAR BREAKING POINT

U. S. DIST. ATTY. CLYNE IN CONFAB WITH LEADERS   Has Instructions to Act If Conspiracy, to Imperil Nation’s Food Sumnnly is Found.

DEPORT MARTENS   Sec. Wilson Orders Sailing Arrangements To Be Made   Declares Cancellation of U.S Contracts Shows Material. istic Conception of Bolshe. vik Leaders.

DEFENDS ACTION IN MARTENS GASE   Secretary of Labor Make: Public Letter to Counsel of Soviet Representative.   ALIENS SUBJECT TO DEPORTATION LAWS   Says Russian — Dictators Present Novel Principle in International Tac.

U. S. Arranges For Martens’ Trip   Profitable Trade With Russie Not to Interfere With His Deportation   ARRANGE FOR PASSAGE.

SECRETARY WILaUN FLAYS THE SOVIET   Tells Why Ludwig Martens Is Being Deported.   DOESN’T REPRESENT RUSSIA   Declares Dominant Group at Moscow is Brutal and Materialistic—Trying to Undermine and Destroy Institutions of the U. S.

INTIMATION IS INSULTING, SAYS SEC, WILSOA   It Reflects the Brutal Materialistic Conception of Dominant’. Group in Russia, He Declares.

SOVIET ASSAILEDBY SEC. WILSON   Refers to Dominant Group ir Russia as Brutal and Materialistic.   FLAYS PRESENT GOVERNMENT   U. S. Refuses to Countenance the Moscow Regime, but Holds the Deepest Friendship for the People of Russia.

Split Brewing In Democratic Ranks   Test of Strength On Article X Between Two Factions Seems Imminent   BRYAN AND WILSON HAVE FOLLOWING

TEST OF STRENGTH BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC SENATORS IMMINENT   One Faction Behind Wilson and Other Behind Bryan in Treaty Fight.

TO HEAR COX   Number of Shelby County Democrats Planning for Trip.

‘MEXICO SEEKS COLONISTS   Two Thousand Hungarians Are Grant ed Lands by the Government— ‘ » Will irrigate.

AHRENS MURDER SUSPECTS   Two Decatur Youths Arrested for : Crime Prove Alibis.

APPEAL, TO SUPREME COURT  Power of Industrial Body 10 Be De7 —elded at Topeka,

WHO WILL ADJUST WAGES      Supreme Court Will Decide Wheth er It Is the Board Or the Court

LEGION INVITED   Local Boys to Bo Guest at Greensburg Dance Thursday.

ee  Pennsylvania Negro Lives Forty-Three Days Without Partaking of Nourishment   Frisoner Who Dies at Pottsville is Believed to Have Set a Recerd for Human Endurance Without Food.

HUNGER STRIKE ENDS IN ‘DEATH OF NEGRO   Had Fasted 43 Days. Was Serving Sentence of 28 Yéars.

NEGRO BANDIT CHEATS JUSTICE   Accused Man Refuses Food For 4: Days and Dies; Had Not Snoken Jail Attaches for Many Days.

TASTED FOR 43 DAYS   Negio Bandit Died of Btarvatior Today Alter Malang a Record Belwved Unbentable,

PRISONER DIES OF STARVATION: FASTED 43 DAYS   ‘Convicted Negro Bandit Refused to Take Food or  Speak to Any One

Delivery Boys Wanted! Spangler’s Market. 100 Main St.   fiet Vounr Pieture FE ramine

CATO SELLS. A LAWRENCE GUESI   'COMMISSIGNER OF INDIAN AFFaIRS TO ADDRESS ° tes 25 ae oe   Visit Wil Have Bearirg on De. purttreat’s Future Policy Toward the School   Alexander Irvine, English Econo. mist Will Also Be a Guest of. Organization

Wien SELLS'TO. i       COMMISSIGNER. OF INDIAY AFFAIRS TO ADDRESS / fC nn re e      TO -INSPECT HASKELL   Visit Will Have Bearing on” De-purtmect’s. Future Policy . Toward the School   Alexander Irvine, English Econo: mist Will Also Be-a Guest of, Orvanization

NG ANSWERS AS YET   ‘Rulers Fail to ‘Reply to Form.  er Crown Prince

EX-GROWN PRINGE STILL AWAITING REPLY 10 NOTES   REFUSES TO CONVERSE WITE CORKESPONDENTS KREGARDING OFFER

CROWN PRINCE HAS RECEIVED NO ANSWER   Will Not Reply to Any Questions oF Oifer to Surrender Himselj for Trial.

28 DELEGATES ADDED TO LOWDEN COHORTS      Fun and Fireworks Enliven Session in Which Lie Direct Is Passed and Row Develops Over Neero Faction.

LOWDEN GETS 25 NEW DELEGATES      Friday’s Contests Practically All Deelded fn Favor of Gov. Lowden

GOV. LOWDEN GAINS 2) DELEGATES BY COMMITTEES ACI   Wood. Forces, in Turn, Los Equal Number—Spectacular Decision of Day Came On Georgia Contest.

JOHNSON ALSO PROFITS FROM GEORGIA DISPUTE   Hearing Furnishes Fireworks and Vadueviile; Committee Dances a Jig to Enliven the Proreadings.

Row Stirred Up by South Carolina Disputants in Which Lie Was Frequently Passed and Chartes Made of Machine Rule to Perpetuate Oifice Holders’ Trust,

CHIGAGO ROARING ~TOPOLITIGAL TUNE ~ AS TIME SHORTENS   Glimpses cf the Relative Outlook of the Several Prominent Candidates   REVEAL VERY LITTLE TO BE DEPENDED UPON

£. . USES “CARRY NATION” TACTICS.   Oklahoma's Woman Health’ Inspector ‘Takes Direct. Action, -

PRODUCTION COST IS HIGH.   Farmers Have Little Margin Over Growing Cost for Profit on Oats and Wheat in Iowa.

AKRON SEWER GAS CAUSES TROUBLE   Two Buildings Gutted by Flames —Many Escape Injury

CUT IN PENSIONS $14,000,000   House Committee Reports the Annual Anpropriation Bill.

$14,000,000 ‘CUT IN PENSIONS   Annual Appropriation Bill Reported  by House Committee Totals $265,500,000.

PENSION ESTIMATES CUT $14,000,000   id House Appropriation Committee Re ports Annual Pension Bill Carrying $265,.500,000.

DESTROYERS IN MIAMI - AWAIT CABLE LANDING   Order By President ‘Wilson to Prevent Western Union Extension to Be made   BRITISH EQATS ARE © _ INVOLVED, CLAIM

DESTROYERS TO PREVENT LANDING OF CARL   Under Orders From Washington They Wait Outside Miami Harbor—British Vice-Congul  NS dine

4 DESTROYERS WATCHING THE FLORIDA COASI   Government Determined Barbados Cable Shall Not Be Landed Until Law Is Complied With.

DESTROVERS WAIT FOR W. U. CABLES   British Consul is Under In structions From His Gov ernment to Prevent Landing From J Barbadoes Islands a  snes snr re

WAGE POLICY JUST DECLARES WILSON   President’s Plan For Settlement of Rail Dispute Submitted to Workers.   SUGGESTS H. €. L. RELIEF   Will Not Be Made Public Until Workers Reply—General Belief Hines has Been Sustained in Reiection.

WILSONDECIDES Dens OF le - RAILWAY MEN   ‘Reaches. Final Decision On Request For In. creased Pay.   UPHOLDS HINES IT IS UNDERSTOOD   Rejection of Wage Demands In dicated hy Early Report of Action Tren.

WITHOLD PUBLICITY UNTIL MEN CONSIDER  Reply Expected Saturday After All Representatives Have Considered Matter—White House May Issue Statement.

Wilson. Gives — Final Note On ‘Wa, gt e Request   “Policy Based on Justice to All Interested,” Says President in. Rendering Final Decision. No - - Publicity Until Railroad Workers Present . ‘ Ther Answer :

LEAGUE TREATY  MADE FOOTBALL   Cox Challenges Republicans to Pre. sent Better Pin. -

COX CHALLENGES HIS OPPONENT TO IMPROVE LEAGUE   Says Crities Who Have Nothig Better to Offer Should Be Silent

PRESIDENT WILSON 10 BE INVITED 10 JCIN DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN   ‘Announcement Made Yesterday By National Chairman George White.   COX CHALLENGES HARDING

COX CHALLENGES HARDING ON PACT   Democrat Asks Senator to Present a Better Plan Than the World League.

Threat'to Blow up Rhode Island Buildings Cause Federal Guard to be Placed.

FOR PLOTTERS   Federal Building and Old Customs House Building at Providence Guarded

Sovietism Feared in Mexico if Revolution OverthrowsCarranz:   General Salvador, Mentioned as Likely SUccessor to Carranza, KnOwn to Lean to Socialistic Principles; Tampico Oil Fields, Where American Interests Predominate Would Be First Socialization Objective

FEAR SOVETISM IF REBELLION SUCCEED;   ALVARADO 15 AN RETREME SO CLALIST.   Other Revolutionary Lenadera Ar Also Advoentes of Exireme Views —-Muny Secinlize Tompico O11] Fietes.

Bandit Leader To Be Given a Large Tract of Land in Durango; Will Be Guarded By Fifty “Trusties.”

VILLA TO GET BIG ESTATE IN DURANGO STATE   Government to Pay Expense o Guarding Former Bandit Leader for Life.   SURRENDER COSTS $2,000,000

Will Be Guarded There. by Fifty Followers Paid by the  ' Opavarnmant

VILLA GETS AN ESTATE   Will Be Guarded There by Fifty Followers Paid by the sovernment

HOG PRIGER SLUMP ON STOCK EXCHANGES      FLOODING OF MARKET IS GIVE) GIVEN AS REASON 65 CENT FALL REPORFED AT CLEVELAND

MARKETS SHOW SLUMPS. ALL BRANCHES TODAY   COTTON, WHEAT AND HOGS REACH NEW LOW LEVELS; COTTON OFF 55 POINTS

G PRICES SLUMP TODAY IN STOCK MARKE}   LOWEST PRICE REACHED SINCE 1917--THE MARKET 1S  a*t sgacata & Ta

ELECTIONS ARE HIT BY REDS   Circular Calle on American Workers to Stay Away From Polls.

RED NOTE FLAYS ELECTIONS   Calls on U. S. Workers to Refuse to Participate—-Denounces Ali Governments,

Convention Will Be Asked To Include Them; Right of Collective Bargaining Is One of Most Important

FIFTEEN PLANKS SENT BY WOMEN TO DEMOCRAT:   Prepared by Labor Committee After Conferences With Workers.

KILBY ASKED TO NAME Drei.iGATES TO DRY CONGRESS      Scientific Fight Against Alcoholism Made by International Body

LABOR RESENTS €:'0. P. PLANKS   Also Refuses to Keep ~ Quiet Over Irish Situation Sony

LABOR PLANK IS UNSATISFACTORY TO FEDERATION   Third Party Movement is Probable if Democrats Do No More at ’Frisco Than G. O. P. at Chicago

R. R. COMMISSION GRANT INCREASE   New Rates W Will Be Ef. fective on August Twenty-Sixth

NEW FREIGHT RATES ARE THIRD HIGHER   COMMISSION ALSO INCREASED BAGGAGE RATES BUT NO ACTION ON PASSENGER FARES.

“AMERICA’S GIFT TO FRANCE.’   ‘To The School Chiidren of the Stata af Indiann:

WILSOW'S NAME RAY BE ON TICKET   PETITION PRESENTED TO THE STATE COMMITTEE

WILSON'S NAME TN GEORGIA PRIMARY   HAS BEEN FILED WITH STATE COMMITTEE AS CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION.

/ISITED IN PRISON BY ‘SPIRIT’ OF DEAD NEGRC   Man Accused.Of Manslaugh aes  theta aughter Testifi ‘  tations By One He Killed--Calmly et doe Of Ghastly VisDeparted One. ibes Appearance O f

HARDING MAROONED AT PONT ISABEL WORKS UPON TIL   NORTHER, COMBINED WITH RAINS, KEEPS PRESIDENTELECT INDOORS.   SOME OF PARTY GO HOME    Others May Take Leave of Vil lage as Piace of Abode and move Their Effects to Brownsville,

NORTHER SPOILS HARDING'S SPORT   Next President Spends Satur: day Reading at Point Isabel. .

HARDING'S PARTY IS MAROONED BY TEXAS NORTHER   Are Kept Indoors by Cold and Downpour of Rain   SPENDS DAY IN PREPARING SPEECH

Storm Keens Fresident-Elect’, Party. Indoors; Works... On Speech.

HARDING KEPT IN BY STORM   President- Elect Marooned by Wind and Rain—Works on New Orleans Speech.

HARDING MAROONED BY GULF STORM   Senator and Party Kept Indoors by Norther” Which Sweeps Texas Shores

Yo: Daugherty . Called ome; Hays May Accomtpany Harding to Panama.

AN INHOSPITABLE NORTHER SWATHES. HOLIDAY IN GLOOM   President-Elect Harding ‘Visited by Texas Weather of General Cussedness: at Point Isabel   NORTHER PREVAILS, — ELIMINATES GOLFING   REST TRIP WRAPPED IN SHIVERS ‘AND BAD OPINION OF CLIMATIC CONDITIONS IN SUN. NY SOUTHLAND

President-elect Makes Preliminary Preparations for His Néw Orleans Speech of Next Thursday.

WEATHER GETS THE BEST OF HARDING   Rain and Mud Keep Presi dent-elect Indoors.

PRESIDENT-ELECT 1) STORM BOUNT   COLD WEATHER MAROONS SEN. ATOR HARDING AND PARTY AT POINT ISABEL.

HNPDING PREPARES NEW ORLEANS TALK   WILL DELIVER SPEECH ON THURSDAY BEFORE SAILING FOR PANAMA   NOATHER STOPPED FISHING   President-elect Was Unable Saturday to Get Outside Point Isabel Due to State of Weather

HARDING SPENDS DAY READING AND PREPARING SPEECH   May Leave Point Isabel for Brownsville Hotel Unless Weather Moderates.   SENATOR ELKINS AND MR DAUGHERTY START HOME   President-Elect Invited to Visi City and Republic of Pana ma During Stay in Cana Zone and Will Do So if Hi Finds It Possible.

Charge They Seek to Gain Con tro: of the Live Stock Growing Industry Made,   'INVESTIGATION IS USELESS   Texas Representative of Liv Stock Association Before  House Committee,

CHARGES MADE AGAINST BIG FIVE   Testimony of Previous Investigations Regard-  ing Practices Read _

REGCTIATIONS NEARING BREAK   Great Britain and Suviet Rus sia Almes: at Parting of the Ways.   BOLSHEVIK MISSION WILL LEAVE FRIDAY   British Foreign Office Still Hopes Situation May be Bridged Over.

UA BE MENACING   England Still Hopes For Solu ' tion: OF The Present Difficulties.

C hildren, Blindfolded, Stood Against Wall! by Mother, Shot: 1 Deac

PUT CHILDREN AGAINST WALL, THEN SHOT ’EM   Crazed Fresno, California Mother Does Frightful Deed.

1 OCATED BY WIRELESS   Mother Blindfolds Her Children, Shoots Them, And Turns Gun On Self

NAVY NEGLIGENT ADMIRAL STATES   Sims Says tle Was Horrified At Lack Of Preeautions Taken

‘CHARGE NEGLIGENCE  INGUARDING TROOPS      SIMs “HORTUFIED” AT THE LACK OF PRECAUTIONS.   Navy Department Used An Qntworn . Pence Kime Coile After Hé" Iusisted Getmany =~ we linew It.

SS STL BS Ai :       “Horrified"* Al “ack ar Hrecaution Regar dine Movdine  'Preops.     ]

TRANSPORTS NOT PROTECTED,-SIMS   Continues Charges In Extensive Senate Naval Inquiry:

CHARGE NEGLIGENCE IN GUARDING TROOP   Navy Department Used An GCatworn Peace Time Code After He “4 Iusisted Germaoy . Innew It.

BRITAIN PLANNING 0 GAIN CONTROL OF AERIAL ROUTES   COMMERCIAL AIR SUPREMACY NECESSARY TO GAEN CONTROL OF AUR EN WAR,  .° LEADER SAYS

Controiler of British Aviation Says “Brittania Must Rive Air.”   TO PUSH PLANE ROUTES   Ambassadors Endorse Reply to Germany on Surrender War Guilty,

WAR SUPREMACY IN THE AIR TS NOWCLAIMEDBY GREAT BRIT]       Adopts Slogan: “Brittania M ust Rule the Air As $! the Wave’—Airplanes Can Easily Be Conve Ramhare

ENGLAND SEEKS AIR SUPREMAC)      Must Rule ‘the S ‘Skies -as She Rules the: Seas Is Slogan Wow Resoundina.   GREAT. MEETING IS HELD

BRITTANIA MUST RULE AIR AS WELL AS WAVES   Voxt Ware WiLL Open With Battle in Air by Whieh Attack: and bDe fence Will Be Governed,

BRITAIN MUST © RULE THE AIR   Mi: jor General Sir Frederick  Sykes “s Beunds Sen     jonal Slogan tn     Public Speech.

PROGRAM Sunday School Convention   September 2nd, at Old Union, 2 miles south and 1 mile west of Orleans, Indiana   MORNING

TORNADO SWEEPS MISSOURI TOWNS; MANY LIVES LOST   Thousands of Dollars in Property Loss Is Reported.

TWISTER RIPS THRU COUNTY, RAZING BURG   Special Train Rushes to Scene of the Tragedy With Aid   MANY ARE INJURED   STORM STRIKES LATE THURSDAY AFTERNOCN IN VILLAGE OF MELVA   Man, Wife B'iown Away

ELEVEN KILLED IN A TORNADO WHICH SWEPT, COUNTRY NEAR SPRINGFIELI

WISSOURT STORM yECKS PROPERTY SEVEN VILLAGES   Sesides the Known Dead Many Are Missing and Injured.   Are Blown Away With Occupants and No Trace Found.

TEN KILLED IN TORNADO   EIGHT PERSONS INJURED   Storm Sweeps Through Valley  of Turkey Creck, Missouri ~—-Hotel Demolished.

SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED BY TORNADO IN MISSOURI; PROPERTY LOSS IS HEAVY

wits. of Houses Carried off  "and: Persons ‘Killed ‘or Inrived Continues.   ITUATION IN DESPERATE      . JN MISSLOURI TOWNS   Big Dam Holding  Back Flood - Waters Threatened by --- Rains in the Ozarks.

TEN OEAD AND ,« TWO MISSIN ~ WA TORNHDG   Many Are Injured and Build. ings A@ Destroyed When St$wn Struck.   Region Well Known to Tour ists Who Annually Visit the Ozarks.

BEING CHILDREN   Man and Wife Blown Away With Home and No Trace of Either Can be Found.   EIGHT PERSONS INJURED AND SEVERAL MAY DIE   Three Men Killed at Nevada, Mo, When Upper Walls and Roof of Kank Building Were Blown Over on Smaller Structure Housing Shoeshining Stand,

rLEVEN DEAD, 2 NMlSSING, HURT, IN TOLL OF THE TORNADO (NY MISSOURI

OZARK TOWNS ARL SWEPT BY HUGE TORNADO   Score of Persons May Have Perished in Storm   SEVEN CHILDREN OF TWO FAMILIES DROW)   Buildings Blown Down: Man Carried 1000 Feet

TORNADO SWEEPS MISSOURI COUNTY, TT KILLED. 2 MISSING   Seven of Dead Are Minor Chil. dren of Box Family in Taney County ; ; River

LEVEN DEAD. 2 MISSING, 8 HURT, IN TOLL OF THE TORNADO IN NMIGOOUR

FATAL TORNADO HTS MISSOUR   ELEVEN DEAD. EIGHT INJUREL AND TWO MISSING WAS THE TOLL TAKEN   Little Valley In Ozark Region Is Swept By Wind Which Wrecks and Kills

ELEVEN DEAD IN - MISSOURI STORMS:   CYCLONES STRIKE SEVERAL DIF. FERENT LOCALITIES, —   CARRIED AWAY IN A FLOOD   Children at Play on Bank of Creek Suddenly Engulfed In River. Water.—Walls of Buliding Collapse #t Nevada.

ELEVEN DEAD, WANY INJURED IN BIG. BLOW   Two Brothers Lose Their Chil dren—Wind Sweeps Lad to His Death =   MANY UNUSUAL EFFECTS OF STORM ARE REPORTED   Freight Cars, Occupied -by - Women, Moved 200 Feet. Occupants Are Un injured,

AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYERS WINNERS   Noy Have the Right to Chal “lenge the Australians — for World’s Championship.

UNITED STATES DAVIS CUP CHALLENGER NOW   Johnston and Tilden Beat Parke and Kingscote it Hard-Fought Doubles Match

YANKEES DEFEAT BATION GRAGKG   Americans Enter Final Round for Davis Cup Com: petition.

TEXAS LEAGUE OWNERS MEEI   May Rate Organizatoin With Faster Company. Would Be Class A

ROOT OSGUSoED ho MEMBER OF NATION LEAGUE   Jury of Eleven May B Formed by International ourt

WANT ELIHU ROOT. ON. AN INTERNATIONAL: COURT OF JUSTICE      COUNCIL OF WORLD LEAGUE WANTS AMERICAN ON COURT  Ie U.S. REJECTS THE LEAGUE.

WORLDGOUR UONDIDERED BY LEAGUE  GUUNGIL   Elihu Root Mentioned a: One of Eleven International Jurists

LEAGUE TO CREATE AN INTERNATIONAL COURT   Biihy Root Mentioned  as Momber Regarless of Whether Amerien Joins League or Not,

Consider Appointment... 3 [By Webb. Miller, United Press * eecet

WANT E. ROOT ON   ‘MEMBERS BELIEVE HIS PRES. ENCE IS EMINENTLY DESIR. ABLE, THEY SAY.   The Council of the League ts Comsticring His Appointment Roegardiess of America’s Att tude to the League.

COUNCIL PLANS INTERNATIONAL HISTICE COURT   Fjinu Root Considered Possible Member Whether U. S. Joins or Not   PRESENCE OF ROOT IS EMINENTLY DESIRABLE   REPORTED ADMISSION OF NEUTRAL SWITZERLAND REGARDED AS PRECEDENT FOR AMERICAN RESPRVATIONS.

ANOTHER OKLAHOMAN DEAD   J. WH. Carter of Ciaremore, Okia., Found Dead at Tampa, Fia.—Said to Have Been Weaithy.

THIRD OKLAHOMA MAN DEAD   Wealthy Resident of Claremore Found Mead in Florida.

BLUEBEARD GETS      Tane-biiteiet” -Aitarneyse Hee Rates ; Woman at Spokane, Wash. —Ne- ; tive of Arkanzak:..

LIFE TERM WATSON’S FATE   Californian Bigamiet-Wurderer tis en Seatenece—ontfession Mande  ag Gia. f° 42564. ....

WATSON CONFESSES TO NINTH MURDER   BIGAMIST-ML RDE RER SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT; TOOK ONE “TOO MANY.”

WATSON ADMITS THAT HE MURDERED NINE WOMEN   Three of His Victims Were Drowned —Two In Lake Cocur d’Alenc and One in Spokane River.

BLUEBEARD MAKES OTHER CONFESSIONS   Yells of Other Murders After Being Sentenced to Life Imprisonment.

WATSON NINTH MURDER, HE SAYS NAME 1S HOLDEN   HE’S CONTINUING CONFESSION   LATEST IS THAT OF A WOMAN DROWNED AT SPOKANE

LIFE SENTENCE FOR ‘BLUEBEARD   Man Who May Have Livec in Shelburne Falls Admits Ninth Murder.

HE’S CONTINUING CONFESSION   LATEST IS THAT OF WOMAN DROWNED AT STOKANE

PRICE. OF EGGS LOWER   DROPS OF FIVE. TO TWELVE RECORDED IN NEW “YORK MARKETS. -

EGGS DOWN IN NEW YORK,   increased Production, Dus to Warm Weather, Depressed Prices.

WYMORE RESIDENT HELD TO GRAND JUR}   Thomas M. Salisgiver, Jr., of Wy. more, Bound Over Under the Mann Act.

Mrs. S. C. Fishburn of Dallas is here visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs, W. AL White.            TUE MILL MEN KNOW.

Building Bic Hangar for British Dirigible  Recently Bought by U. S.

GIRL THREATENED WITH CUTTING OFF FINGERS AND TOES   Miss Anita Whatley Tells Senate Committee of Treatment  by Mexican Bandits.   MRS. M’CAIN DESCRIBES MURDER OF HUSBAND   Paul Metzentin Says His Mother and Sister Were Made Permanent Invalids Through Brutal Treatment by Yaqui Indians Captained by Of. lieer of Carranza’s Army,

TELL OF MEXICAN BANDIT OUTRAGE   American Women Tell Senate Investigators Stories Of Horrors Endured.

REBELS’ VICTIMS TESTIFY   Tales of Mexican Oruclty Re lated——Some Considered Reparation Impossible.

MORE TALES OF BANDIT CRUELTY   Girl Tells Senate Committee Out law Threatened to Cut Off Fingers and Toes   Another Witness Says His Mother and Sister Were Made Permanent Invalids

PAYMENT OF 400 MILLION TO . ROADS INVOLVED IN DECISION OF SUIT OF GRAND TRUNK LINE

MAKE TEST CASE OF GRAND TRUNK    to Compel Payment Ri Ba Claim of Half Million:  i  /Mandamus- Secretary Houstor

TEST CASE FILED BY TRUNK LINE   To Determine Payments Under Transportation Act Provisions

RATTROADS BRING SUIT FOR BIG SUM   Over $400,000,000 Involved by Action of Grand Trunk Railroad.

GRAND TRUNK TESTS TRANSPORTATION ACT BY SUING HOUSTON   Secretary of Treasury Made Defendant in Mandamus Proceedings to Compet Payment of $500,000.   $400,000,000 IN CLAIMS HINGE UPON OUTCOME   District of Columbia Supreme Court Issues Order Returnable December 7— Comptrolier Refuses to Make Partial Payment Towards Deficit.

HAILAD DEMANDS GUARANTY PAYMENT   GRAND TRUNK WESTERN COM PANY INSTITUTES MANDAMUS PROCEEDINGS.   MILLIONS ARE INVOLVED   Effort Is Made to Collect on Inter. state Commerce Commission Certificate.

400,000,000 19 ANIOUNT INVOLVED IN RAILWAY SUIT   The Grand Trunk Western Brings Action Against Treasury.   Claims Vast Sum Due Railroad Under Guaranty  Provisions.

$400,000,000 IS INVOLVED IN R.R. SUIT AGAINST U.S.   GRAND TRUNK'’S SUIT AGAINST TREASURY WILL BE TEST CASE FOR OTHERS

ABOUT $400,000, 000 GLAIMED BY RAIL ROADS INVOLVED   Mandamus Proceedings Against the Secretary of the Treasury Instituted.   PROCEEDING GROWS OUT COMPTROLLER’S OPINION   Unless a Contrary Decision Should be Rendered by Courts Partial Payments Will Not be Made to Carriers Before Final Settlement.

PEACE FERVENT HOPE   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS FIRST DUTY IS TO PEOPLE.   British Premier Expresses Hope for Co-Operation Between France and Great Britain.

WORKING FOR PEACE   Premier Lioyd George Says First Duty ts to People.   ftopes for Co-operation Batween France and Gritaln—Minister Blames Poles,

AMERICAN our  WINNER OF RAGE SO UIOMANTLEL   SK THOMAS LIPTON ACCEPTS RESULTS OF 1920 REGATTA WITH SPLENDID GRACE,

RESOLUTE WON DECIDING RACE   Cup Defender Out-Sail ed Challenger at Each Stage of Event

‘FOURTH ATTEMPT OF BRITISH   BARONET SHORT OF SUCCESS.   RESOLUTE WINS AGAINST TIME AND CONTENDER   ‘Had Twenty-Five Minutes to Good Be fore Limit Expired—New York  Yacht Club Retains  Title.

ESOLUTE MAY NOT AUN ANOTHER RACE   Winning Yacht To Be Dismantled At Bristol, R. . Yard—tipton To Visit Canada.

RESOLUTE WILL NOT ENTER ANOTHER RACE   DEFENDER OF AMERICA’S CUP WILL BE DISMANTLED; NEW YORK YACHT CLUB WILL NOT CELEBRATE VICTORY.

RESOLUTE WINNER . IN YACHT RACES      WIANER NOT TO RACE AGAIN, BUY WILL BE DISMANTLED CREW PRAESED

RESOLUTE NOT TO RUN ANOTHER RACE   Defender Will Be Taken to Ship Yards at City Island Where She Will Be Dismantled at Once.   WINS TWO OF THREE RACES

LIPTON WILL TRY AGAIN TO LIFT AMERIGA’S GUF   Briton Hides Disappointment and Pins Hopes to Challenger Shamrock

RESOLUTE WILL BE DISMANTLED   Victorious Yacht Not to Fig ure in Another Race   CUP IS RETAINED   Shamrock Beaten by About a Mile in Deciding Clash Off Sandy Hook Yesterday.

RESOLUTE CAPTURES RACE SERIES;CUP WILL REMAIN IN AMERICA   Shamrock Crosses Line 13 Minutes and 5 Seconds Behind Fleet American Sloop in Final.

THE CUP, THE RESOLUTE DEFEATING SHAM RO CK IN THE FIMAL CONTEST LATE WEDNESDAY EVE  TH OP STILL HOLDS   Sir Thomas. Lipton a Game Loser Says to Wait for °22 ~

RESOLUTE: GOES INTO DAY DOCKS AFTER ITS WINNINGS YESTERDAY.   American Yacht Will be Put ‘Up at.Herreshoff Yards. Won the Race Handily Yesterday —Will Pricbably Be Diemantled.

France Sent Over; Four, Millions: Gok   This Payment, However, Did Not Stabilize British and Prench Exchange ‘Which Showed Weakness.

France Sent Over.  Four Millions Gold   This Payrecnt, However, Did Not StaDYtye Urttish agd Preneh Mxchange Which Showed Weakness.

FINDS SOGK KNIGHT = OF LEGION OF HONOF   French General Gets Surprise When He Objects to Overdone Roast.

Cook Rebukes General New Cinderella Found France’ Is Topsy- Turvy

BUMPERS ATTACKS NEW LABOR PARTY   Head of American Federation of Labor Repudiates Move.   REPLIES TO INDIANA CRITICS   Declares They Are Playing Into the Hands of the Foes of Workers— No Time for Experiments,  He Asserts.

LABOR PARTY IS REPUDIATED   President Gompers of A. F. of L. Rips New Move to Bits.   ANSWERS INDIANA LEADERS   Tells Them This is No Time for Experiments, and That They Are Playing Into the Hands of Workers’ Foes.

MAO GAUGES POLITICAL STIR   OPPOSTTION LO MODIFICATION OF VOLSTEAD ACT SETS THE POLITICIANS TO TALKING   OUTLINES HIS VIEWS   former Seerctary of the Treasury Declares That Modification of Vebstend Aci Would Make Prohibition a Dead Letter Law.

McAdoo To ‘Stump i Country For Cox   Issues Statement in Near York Toy Vigorously Oppesing Modi.’ fication of the Volstend Act. 7

MADOO TO MAKE UAMPAIGN FOR VOLOTEAD LAW   Will Fight Proposals for Sale of Wine and Beer in Stump Speeches

RUSS “SET STAGE” 10 ~ GIVE PROSPEROUS AIR   Moscow “lade to Appear Busy to ~~ Degeive the Engligh -~-Visitors .

SAGHALIN ACTION TEMPORARY   Japan to Explain to U. S, That Oc cupation Unavoidable to Maintain Privileges.

SAGHALIN ACTION. TEMPORARY      Japan to Explain to -U. S> That Qc cupation _Unavoidable ‘to. -Maintain Privileges:

JAPAN REFUSES TO” EVACUATE SAGHALIP   Occupation Will Continue Until Russia Stabilized, United States Told.

J4PS TO REIECT PROTEST OF U.S   DECLARE OCCUPATION OF S' BERIA UNAVOIDABLE, IN REPLY

WOMEN AND WINE USED BY GAMBLERS   Tried To Weaken Cin cinnati Players Last Year, Chicago.

LIGHT ON BASEBALI   WINE, WOMEN AND MONEY IN LAST WORLD SERIES   Bfforts to Demoralize ,Cincin. nati Players and Buy Whit: Sox Members Are Exposd¢  the Witneccee

NEW ANGLED NW FIXING OF GAMES REVEALED   Subpoenas Issued for Fou Players on White Sox  Team

GAMBLERS’ WAR DURING THE LAST WORLD'S SERIES   Probe in Progress by Grand Jury Raving In Charge the Baseball ‘Seandal

ARMOUR SLAYER PAYS PENALTY   -ibert Blanchett, Who Murdered Siow City Tourist Hanged in New Mexican Jail Today.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BRE KILLED AT WARRER   MRS. WILLIAM RUSSELL ANI HARRIET RUSSELL, AGED 9 LOSE LIVES WHEN TRAIN HIT: AUTO—ANOTHHR WOMAN IN. JtTRED

(UTiviive,  BETWEEN BOLSHEVIK AND JAPA NESE ARMIES   in Siberia Has Been Concluded,  Was Announced.

en ee GETTING THEM PLANS,      Ripton Wi be Thoroughly Patria an July

GETTING THEIR PLANS.   Dipton Will be Thoroughly Patriot  on duly 5.

PILING MORE TAXES ON PATIENT PUBLIC   PRESIDENTIAL YEAR POOR ONE TO EXERCISE ECONOWY.   Republicans and Democrats of Cengrease Playing Pelitica—“eldier Boaua, if Paseed, Means a New Bardee:

USE BONUS BILE AS FOOTBALL IN HOUSE POLITICS   Would ‘Pass Buck” on Measure to-Senate and Presi“dent Wilson   FEAR SOLDIER VOTE IF THEY DON’T ACT

BONUS RELIEF 10 SEND TAXATIONUE   Republicans in Congress Play ’Polities; the Minority in Opposition fo Biff   ONLY: -TWOasbR RIERS   Senate and -President. AL That Will Stand in Way, Lawrence Says:

WOMAN RUSHES MANY TO HOSPITAL SHOT   Said She Picked Him Up on New York Street But is Held Pending an Investigation.—Believed Done by a Shotgun.

NEW YORK POLICE HAVE NEW MURDER MYSTERY   Four Held in Connection With Death of Man Found With * Gunshot Wounds in Back

MISS LORETTA LEROY’S STORY SOUNDS FISHY   Mystery Surrounds Death of! Well Dressed Man in New York Automobile.

FIVE GUNSHOT = ~ WUNDS IN HIS BODY   Mysterious Murder of New York Man-—Two Shotguns ’ Found in Nearby Cellar. .

NEW MURDER MYSTERY   UNIDENTIFIED MAN WITH FIVE SHOTS WOUNDS DIES IN AUTOMOBILE.

 WP  ~NPORTIN   Exchanges Between. Two Gov.  etnments have Wide © Meaning Tha Expected   ‘CALIFORNIA: COMMISSION ‘AGREEMENT VIOLATED   Treaty Setting: Forth More : - Complete Understanding  is Desired; * Japan. Urges ~ Californians to’ be Cautious

EACHANGES WITH JAPAN HAVE NOT GONE INTO DETAIL   Far Wider Meaning Than Intended Given to Announcement of Negotiations.   BOTH SIDE FEEL THAT SILENCE IS NECESSARY   State Department Expected te Use Good Offices to Per. suade Californians Not tc Resort to Extreme and Harst Measures in Limiting Rights

SOLUTION OF JAP PROBLEM NEARING   U.S. NEGOTIATIONS EXPECTED TO BRING HARMONY BE. TWEEN TWO NATIONS,

JAP GOVERNMENT FEARS EXTREME MEASURES IN CAL.   CALIFORNIANS SEEK SUPPORT OF DEPT. OF STATE IN CURBING JAP IMMIGRATION

NEGOTIATIONS EXPLAINED.   Exchanges With Japan Have Merely Stated Desire to Take Needed Steps.

UNION MEN MAY FIGHT TO SAVE  THE CLOSED SHOP   THE ILLINOIS. MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OPENLY. ENDORSES OPEN SHOP

OPEN SHOP BATTLE Ih EXPECTED      Middle-West Fears In. dustrial War

BOR WAR 5 EXPECTEL   RUMBLINGS ARE HEARD oF CLASH THAT IS EXPECTED ‘TO OCCUR THIS WINTER   In OPEN SHOP ISSUE   Is Lining Up in a Pight Against Installation of the Open  Shop.—Clash Is 0 Wiiesté an Bee

EMPLOYERS AND LABOR ORMANIZATIONS MIDDLE WEST GETTING READY FOR FIGHT

TROUBLE CAUSE   RUMBLINGS OF ‘AN. IMPENDING INDUSTRIAL WAR ARE HEARD IN CHICAGO—EMPLOYERS FAVOR OPEN SHOP.

oUF TR MIDDLE WET READY FOR WAF   Open Shop to Be Fought Out During the Winter

INDUSTRIAL WAR LOOMING AHEAD   Attack on Closed Shop Pre dicted by Union Leaders to  Be Coming This Winter.   FINISH FIGHT PLANNED

Employers’ Association Goes on Record as Opposing the Closed Shop Plan.   UNION LABOR iS READY   Labor Leaders Aver Their Organizations Are Ready for Fight to Finish,

WEALTH FLOWING INTO CUBA   Crops of Cotton and Sugar WIIl Net People of Island) Some $2 000 000.000.

WEALTH FLOWING INTO CUBA   Grope of Cotton and Sugar Will Net . ‘Peopte of iIsiand Some.

NN  QUITE SOME PARTY   In Dead Millionaire’s Rooms by Girl’s Story

HOLD RUTH WOODS © AS WITNESS ONLY   Chicago Police Make Little Progress With Solution of Loftis Death

‘CLEARING UP LOFTIS TRAGEDY   Girl im the Case Held Merely as a Material Witness .

PREITY GIRL SAYS DIAMOND KING _ FORCED MONEY AND JEWELS on HER   VEOCIMIBES SCENE BEFORE MAN’S DEATH AS ‘WILD, DRUNKEN PARTY’; WOMAN: DRANK HEAVILY AT CAFES WITH ‘FRIEND’ SHE ‘PICKED UP" AFTER FLEEING

BIRL HELO ONLY AO WITNESS IN LOFTIS TRAGEDY   Was Guest of Wealthy Diamond Merchant. Says Affair Drunken Party.   Staggering From Liquor He Fell, Striking His Head on Doorknob.

CAN CET “SOUZED" IN COMFORT      Juarez Fito Up a Place for Thirsty Americans to Sober Up,

TO LAY OFF MORE WORKERS   Pennsylvania Lines Announce Another Reduction in Noumber of Em. ployees and Expenses, '

PENNSYLVANIA BAILAOAD WILL REDUCE EMPLOYE'   Men to Be Laid Off and Ex penses Curtailed Owing to Decline in Business.

PENN. RR. TO LAY OFF MORE WORKER:   Business Conditions Are Blamed For Further Reduction In  Force.

PENNS’Y WILL GUT FORGES   System Announces Early Reduction of Expences  by Ten Per Cent.

“BRAZILIANS DON’T CARE FOR BASEBALI   NOT MUCH INTEREST MANI FESTED EN BRAZIL CHAMPION SHIP GAM

ATTACK PROPOSAL IN AGRICULTURAL BILL   Senators Again Discuss Government Exsenditures,

Proposed Agricultural Bill is Attacked and Defended in Discussion of Governmental Expenditures

sere treme macmtnmcncnectmacsti lira theo tt might NE TREATY NEARER TO POLIS.

TREATY IN A CHAOS STATE   SCANT HOPE HELD OUT FOR ANY SORT OF COMPROMISE.   FLUNG BACK TO SENATE FLOOR   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE SNor ABLE TO AGREE.   Lodge Tells Democrats Republic na Camrot Recede From Peaition e:' Chief Reservations—May Geo to the Peopic.

BAPTIOTO VOTE AGED PASTOR PENSION FUND   RELIEF MEASURE ADOPTED 0) MOTION OF DR. LUNSFORD OF DALLAS, TEXAS   Unanimously Adopted Resolution Urging Southern “Congressmen to Close Washington on Sunday.

BAPTIOT MINISTERS WILL BE PROTECTED IN DECLINING YEARS   SOUTHERN CONVENTION WILL SELECT 1921) MEETING PLACE TODAY.   RELIEF MEASURE ADOPTED   Resolution To Previde Annuity For Preachers After Reaching Age of Retirement Offered By Dallas Man Is Accepted.

RIOTS FEARED OVER NEW LAW   German Workmen Gather to Pro test Against Disarmament; Bring Weapons With Them

ABSENCE OF AMERICA FROM RATIFICATION. OF VERSAILLES TREATY IS FELT BY ALLIED POWERS

AMERICA'S ABSENCE FROM RATIFICATION NOTED IN ENGLAN   Editor Declares Failure of U.S To Take Part Weakens All Arrangements 

BELFAST PUT GNDER MARTIAL DISCIPLINE BY BRITISH FORCES   Thousands Of Soldiers Patrolling Streets Of The City; Several Clashes Reported.   VALERA BLAMES THE ENGLISH

BELFAST QUIET AFTER NIGHT OF BAD RIOTING   Casualties Thus far rec orded are 3 Killed, 20 Wounded.

THOUSANDS OF BRITISH SOL. DIERS PATROLLING THE STREETS OF CITY.   SUNDAY PASSED QUIETLY   However, Several Masked Men Shot Police Sergeant Mulhern and Sniping Was a Pop. ular Pastime,

BELFAST S QUIET AFTER RIQTING   Troops Accuse Sinn Feiners O Using Explosive Bullets.

BELFAST TOON   One Constable Killed Sunday Night; Thousands of Soldiers Patrol Streets

BELFAST BUTTERFLIES RIOT = ~ UNDER GUISE OF ULSTERISM   It Is Disorderly Element From the Shipyards and Caused Sir Edward Carson, Ulesterite Leader, i Considerable Embarrassment.

QUIET RULES IN BELFAST TODAY   But the Situation is TenseSanguinary Fighting Last Night.

BELFAST IS ~ QUIET AFTER WEEK FIR   Three Sinn Feiners Are Hurt in Scraps When Constable Dies.

BELFAST QUIET AFTER FIGHTING   Civil War Is Halted by Britist Troops Who Have Taken Over Command of City.   CLASHES DURING NIGHT

BELFAST: ARMED CAMP OF BRITISt   ONE CONSTABLE KILLED II NIGHT'S FIGHTING; THREE SINN FEINERS WOUNDED

IS -QUIET .IN BELFAST   Extra Troops Arrive. Police Say Sinn Feiners Used Explosive Bullets.

Bett fast Is fs Quiet — This Morning   Sanguinary Bighting Betaveen Sinn #einers and Unionists Last Night.

Trish City? Quiet; “Military Re . inforcements Coming; Poi lice Wreck Town.

Beltest Ie C Quiet  his Morning      Sanguinary Fightine  Between Sint “Felners and Uuionists Last Night,

MORE BLOODSHED IN IRELAN   Three Officers Killed and Others Wounded at Belfast and Dublin, Gver ‘Night, .

Belfast’s Streets Are Patrolled by Troops   Comparative Quict in the City Has Been Restored Only One Fatality Occurring During the Night.

School Survey Will Show, Lawtence — ‘People Best Program for the Future

ae carrer ena     ee A A I NR A NR  School Survey Will Show Lawtence People Best Program for the Future

GERMAN STRIKE BROUGHT TO ENI   Service is Resumed on Rail roads Message to Londor Says — More’ Disorder: Are Reported.

WORST BLIZZARD OF SEASON RAGING IN STATES OF NORT   Railroad and: Wire Commurit“gation ‘Hard Hit -by Storm i * aed Heavy: Gale

PRINTERS ACT AS CENSORSHIP   Take Exception to Editorial Writ. ers’ Views and Walk Ovwt.

WOULD FURTHER GREAT PROJECT   Inland Waterway to Unite North with South   Pennsylvania will Unite with New Jersey in Furthering Plan that Would Mean Much to Internal Commerce—Thi State will Do Its Share Déclares Governor

SAY PENNSYLVANIA WILL AID.   (envention Speakers Claim State Will Roos Waterwar Project,

MAY MODIFY GREECE STAND   Allies’ Declaration ‘Aiméd at Old King Constantines, Not Crown Prince George.

Greeks May Curry Favor by Electing Crown Prince King   Allied Declaration Aimed Merely at Constantine and May Be Modified

GREEK PLEBISCITE SUNDAY, DEC. 5TH      ALLIES ARE FAVORABLE TOWARD PRINCE GEORGE.

FREIGHTER RUNS AGROUND WITH 35 ON BOARL      Coast Guards Stand by te » Remove Crew if

HARDING TRAIN IN KANSAS ON WESTERN, TOUR   Wilt End at Oklahoma City, To  night and Return to Marion Monday

ARTICLE TEN IS DANGEROUS SAYS HARDING   Republican Candidat« in Vicious Attack on  Its Provision.

TARVING.EUROPE NEEDS OUR HELP   SUFFERINGS OF PRIVATION AUG “MENTED BY DISEASE,   CONDITION WORSE THAN WAR   Vivid Picture of Pitiful Situation, In Which Millians of People Struggle for Existence, As Painted by Red Crees Worker.

HOW EUROPE GAN Eo CAPE GREAT COLAPSE   WE MUST AID BY EXTENDINC CREDIT   GRAVE MENACE TO U.S. A.   Henry P. Davidson Before M. E General Conference Says European Ruin Would Involve Amer ica—Staravation is Rampant.

WOOD LEADS IN MINNESOTA OVER HIRAM JOHNSON   Blizzards ‘Throughout the State Delay Republican Primary Returns

THREW BABY FROM PASSENGER TRAIN   Nineteen-Vear-Old Mother Under Ar res6 Charged With Murder,

aladdin iiiiainemmis_.Vinbiimaaiaelliesememinne!  ATTACK POLICE BARRACKS

TWO IRISH ARE CONVICTED   Youthful Siudent Sentenced to Hang and Priest Given Nine Months Jail Verm.

TELLS OF HIS CAPTURE BY MEXICANS   Methodist Missionary Relates Story for First Time to Senate Foreign Felations Sub-Com mittee.

DRAMATIC TORY UF Ala CAPTURE BY MEAIGANG {a TOLD BY TAYLOR   Methodist Mission Worker Relates How He Was  Seized by Carranza Soldiere Near Tamnicn.   FRIENDS PAID $200 IN GOLD FOR HIS RELEAS!   No Trial Held and No Formal Charges Preferred. Except He Had Taker Pictures of Oil Properties.

CLERGY MAN'S STORY ¢ . e OF HIS CAPTURE BY MEXICAN SOLDIERS   OF: Tayler oT Methodit Foreign Mis sion Board Was Held as Hostage  and Rareonted for $200.

CHURCH OFFICIAL TELLS OF CAPTURE IN MEXICO   Friends Had to Pay $200.00 for His Release, Dr. Taylor informs Senators

AUTOMOBILE SHORTAGE.   Supply of Cars This Year May No’ Meet Demand by a Million Is the Estimate.

AUTOMOBILE SHORTAGE.   Supply of Cars This Year May Not Meet Demand by a Million Is

COLBY ASKS REPORT ON ANTI-FOREIGNER RIOTS IN ILLINGIS   Action Taken Without Formal Protest From Any Foreign Embassy.

ASKS GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS FO AN INVESTIGATION   Of the Race Riots in West Frank fort, In Which Several Were ~ Killed.

J, HAM AN OPTIMIST   Lewis Declares Prosperous Times Are Near at Hand.   Asks Ail Citizens to Stand Behind th Administrations, Nationai, State and City.

OPTIMISM VOICED BY J. HAM LEWIS   ‘Lewis Declares Prosperous Times Are Near at Hand.    Asks All Citizens to Stand Behind the Administrations, National, State and City.

;LEWIS 15 A BOOSTER   J. HAM SAYS °° =RYTHING IS ALL RIGHT,   Asks Everyone to “tand Behind the New Administ: ‘ions, National, State ad City.

Contiental Oil Company First of Standard’s Lusty Infante to Cut Big “Melon.”

PAYS 200 PER CENT DIVIDEND   Contiental Oil Company First of Standard’s Lusty Infants to Cut Big “Melon.”

WILSON'S ACTION ON FINANCIAL BILL TOSHOW TEMPER   Revival of War Corporation Op: posed by Secretary Houston and Gov. Harding.   PRESIDENT WILL VETO . MEASURE, !S THOUGHT   Recreated Body Would, Be Compelled’ to Sell Bonds to Procure Funds.

Wilson’ s Action. on’ Finance Bill. . ‘Key to Coming Political Conflict

BID MADE FOR EASY MONEY   OONGRES® ACTION OF FINANCE BILL (NDIGATES If.   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO VETO   REVIVAL GF WAR EXPEDIENT Is   ‘Conclusion of Mark Se@liivan After  - BMeartag Beth Sideo—May Fer  mish Mey te Cemiag Pelitieal Centests.

THE NEBRASKA PRIMARY. UNDER SUNNY SKIES   Pershing ‘and Wood Republican Can . didates—Hitchcock alid Ross fi Democratic ‘Ticket. - Bryan’ : For Delegate

THE NEBRASKA ‘PRIMARY UNDER. SUNNY SKIES    Perthing and Wood Republican Can “« idates—Hitcheock and Ross in Democratic Ticket. Bryan For Delegate

WILSON WOULD AIO SOLDIERS   Declares That Vocational Mehabilita tion of Disabled Men Meips “ the faation.

W'iLSOM WOULD AID SOLDIERS   Declares That Vocational Rehabilita. tion of Disabled Men Helps the Nation.

BELIEVES IN AID FOR SOLDIER   President Favors Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled.

BUDGET MEASURE IS INJECTED BY THE PRESIDENT   Friendly to Object, But He Thinks Form Is Not  Constitutional.

BILL (0 ESTABLISH BUDGET 15 ViTded   President Holds Measure to B: Unconstitutional.   IN SYMPATHY WITH PLAN   Cpposes Act Because it Takes From Chief Executive Power to Remove Comptroller General and His Assistant — Wants Defect Remedied Be. fore Congress Adjourns.

WILSON'S VETO UF BUDGET ACT 9 SUSTAINED   IN SYMPATHY WITH PURPOSE OL BILL BUT INFRINGED ON THE EXECUTIVE   Nine Votes Were Lacking to Pass the Measure Over the President's Refusal to Approve.

BUDGET BILL WAS REPASSED BY THE HOUSE   Wilson Vetoed Bill and Hous: Loses Out In Attempt to Over. ride Veto.

PRESIDENT VETOES BILL 10 ESTABLIGN NATIONAL BUDGET   4S IN ENTIRE SYMPATHY WITH ITS OBJECTS,” EXECUTIVE © DECLARES,   REPASSAGE ATTEMPT FAILS   i ' Holds Measure Takes Power to Remove Comptroller General Without His Consent—Wants Defect Pointed Out Remedied.

"resident in Entire Sympathy With Objects, but Thinks One Provision Unconstitutional.   HOPES TIME TO REMEDY DEFECT MAY BE FOUND   Measure as Passed Takes From Chief Executive Power to Remove Comptroller General and Assistant, Officers Whe Would be Appointed by Him With Consent of Senate,

BUDGET PLAN DISAPPROVED BY PRESIDENT   Wilson Files Veto. Of Measure “With the Greatest Regret,”  Because [t Removes Power Vow: Taworveenluezs   IN SYMPATHY WITH OBJEC)   Convinced That Congress 1s Without Constitutional Authority To Limit Appomting Power By  ] saelatian.   ASKS FOR AN AMENDMENT

BUDUET MEASURE VETOED BY WILSON   UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT MADE TO PASS BILL OVER HEAD OF PRESIDENT.

BUDGET oYoTEM BILL Io VETOED BY PRESIDENT!   Borah Bil) to Aid Vets  Is Advancing in Senate

Measure Is Held to Be Unconstitutional as Result of Taking Away Power to Remove Comptroller General- and Assistant;  Is in Sympathy With All Objects   IS HOPING FOR RE-PASSAGE

LABOR’S UNREST FORCING CRISIS   TIDE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN ENGLAND RISES AS COAL STRIKE 1S CONTINUED   POLICE BATTLE RIOTERS   THRONG MAKES TROUBLE IN DOWNING AND WHITEHALL STREETS

ALL ENGLAND HAS EYES ON COAL STRIKE   Genera! Upheavals Are Feared Due To Shortage of Work.

IDLE VESaELo FILLING RT   GENERAL UPHEAVAL OF ALL KIND OF LABOR 1s PEARED.   PAILROAD MEN 10 QUIT   Smillie Appeals to Wives of Work omen to Stand Pirm Against Gove ermment.—Government VPre ' pared for Strike.

Scotch Railway Workers — _ Join Miners and Strike May Involve All Trade:

PERIL IS SEEN AS STRIKE GROWS   Scottish Railway Men Decide to Join Coal Walkout   SHIPS TIED UP IN PORTS   Prince of Wales is Suggested As Madiatar

EIGHE DEAD ABOUT TOLEDO   Small Communities Chief Sufferers— Churches amd? Homes Demolished.

OPPOSITION ING. 0. RANKS TO SALES TAX   OPEN BREAK OVER PLAN TO PROCURE PART OF MONEY FOR SOLDIER RELIEF.

REVOLT COMES UN OALES TAX FOR SOLDIERS   TWO REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE WALKOUT   Majority Decides To Make Measure Apply To Hotels and Restatirants As Well As Merchante.

OPPOSITION T0 SALES TAX PLAN IS ON INCREASE   Two Republicans in Ways Committee Join the  Insurgents.

TAX ON SALES TO RAISE BONUS BRINGS BREAK IN COMMITTEE      Young and Frear Bol and Join Insurcante.   DRAFT OF BILL - . IS COMPLETED   Puts Levy on. Busines: of $1,000 Per ‘Month.

SOLDIER BONUS BY SALES TAX CAUSES BREAK   Two Republican Members 0: Ways and Means Committee Bolt.

OPEN BREAK IN HOUSE OVER SOLDIERS BILI   Compensation Measure Brings Fight ) as Opposition Organizes Vote With Democyats.

Republicans Bolt Relief. _ 7 R Legislation: For Soldiers — On Sales Tax Provision

BRYAN HOLDS RECENT PRIMARIES A WARNING   Says. Minority Senators Shout ~ Vote-For Peace Treaty.

BONUS PROPOSAL fo CAUSE OF oPLUT AMONG LEADERS   Representaties Young and Frear Bolt Regulars and Join Insurgent Ranks   TAXES EFFECTIVE JAN. 1   Sales Tax Plan Applies To Restaurants and Hotels of Larger Class

SPLIT ON SOLDIER BON? Ss,   Republicows Divided On Wethed eof  Naeising Revenee.

Frear Bolts Committee Planning Soldier Bill   ‘Opposes Adoption of -Sales Tax of One Per Cent for Raising Fund.

‘MEETING ENDS IN BREAK.   Opposition of House Republi. cans to Sales Tax is Cause— Two Bolt Session.

WE'RE SAVING OUR COIN ONCE MORE   DEMAND IS MADE ON TREASUR} DEPARTMENT FOR BONDS OF SMALLER DENOMINATIONS

SAVING OUR COIN ONCE MORE   Indications at Treasury Department That Public Has Ceased to Be Spendthrift.

THE WONDERFUL FRUIT MEDICINE   Every Home In This State Needs “Frult-a-fives® -

Tht WONDERFUL FBUTT MEDICINE   Every Home In This State Needs “Fruit-a-tives”

THE WONDERFSL FRUIT MEDICINE   Every Home {n This. State Neads “Frult-a-tivas®

Tat WONDER FE FRUIT MEDICA:   Every Home {a This State Needs “Frult-a-fivas”

sf a GRITING COLD PRET.   ae fndiana Céal Dealers; are Fearfal. ai Public Sent! iment.

GETTING COLD FEET.   Indiana Coal Peaters are Fearful of Public Sentiment.

PROHIBITION OFFICER tka BEEN SLAIN   {’ederal Officer Was the Husband of a Cousin ol Nir. Tiumuliy   INQUIRY IS ASKED   Family Think Man ITs Victim of ThugsNot Suicide

Federal Officer Was the ~ Husband of a Cousin of Mr. Tumulty   INOUIRY IS ASKED   Family Think Man Is Victim of Thugs. Not Suicide

TUMULTY’S KIN TOOK OWN LIFE POLICE CLAIMS   SECRETARY TO WILSON URGES INVESTIGATION INTO DEATH OF PROHIBITION AGENT

DIVIDE HONORS.’ = #  Wines Will Wave in Harmony at Chicazo Convention.

LODGE AND BEVERIDGE “CONVENTION CHAIRME!   Senator to Deliver Keynote for Republicans and Former Senator Then to Fake Charge.

MAY DIVIDE-UP HONORS AT G. 0. P. CONVENTION   Regulars and ‘Progressives Both Seek Chairmanship of Chicago National Meeting

COLUMN  OF MEXICAN TROOPS SENT Tl OE   Joseph Askew, an American, Cap tured by Villa   ‘Who Wants $20,000 Ransom from the State Department.

GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AFTER FAILING AT SCHOOL, 18 EXPECTED TO RECOVEF

LOVE FOR JAILS WINS FORTUNE   Sister Found Wandering Brother In Nebraska.   GETS $30,000 OF ESTATE   Wanted to Spend Winter in Con cordia Bastile—Was Located Through an Interview.

ete ae enh en i el LUCK IN PENCHANT FOR JAILS.  Man, Beauenthed $60,000, Located hy

ANNIVERSARY OF VERDUN OBSERVED   Lay First Stone of Monument in Honor of Potlau Heroes—Many Notables Attend Ceremony.

INDIANS FACE STARVATION   Salmon Fishing Was A Failure   FISH NEEDED   To Feed Natives of Alas« ka And Their Dogs

NEW JERSEY BEER LAW T0 BE HARD FOUGHT   Federal Government Has No Idea of Allowing Stato ta Go Contrary to the Constitution.

Jersey's Wet — Plotters May Ask Armistic:   Federal Prohibition Officers Say National Law Will Be Enforced Despite State.

WORLD WAR VETERAN AND AREAL ESTATE VEAN LOSE LIVES ASSISTING: COUN.  TY OF FPTORRS   ONE MAN IS. MOUNDED   wir S. Toney and Marvin S. Ca, Killed and Tam Grubb ts Wounded .—Fo@ty-Seven  Men Aries od in Raid.®

TWO ARE KILLED IN BATTLE WITH KEMP CAMBLERS   POLICE RAID SMALL TOWN ANI BRING 47 GAMBLERS TO WICHITA FALLS

the Cause of Present Strike Is The / ed Unfair Treatment of the Men Si Their First Strike Was Settled

10,000 MINERS — WENT OUT ON STRIKE TODA         EMPLOYED BY PENNA. COAL CO THE PITTSTON DISTRIC            The Cause of Present Strike Is The 4 ed Unfair Treatment of the Men Si Their First Strike Was Settled:

MoS DEMPSEY FACES TRIA   Charged. With Going ta. Tia Juasia te Play the Races With Julias’ Gardner. ©

PRINCE OF WALES SAILS   Leaves San Diego for Honolulu on Pnp to Australia.

INDUSTRIAL WORLD WORKER 1NDICTED BY SPECIAL GRAND JURY AT CHICAGO

INDICTIMENTS AGAINST 97 , W.W, MEMBERS   SPECIAL GRAND JURY PROBING _ RADICAL ACTIVITIES AT CHICAGO ENDS WORK.   LEADING FIGURES ON LIST   Charges in All Cases Are Conspiracy to and Advocating Overthrow of Government by Force.

a7 1W.W.'S INDICTED BY GRAND JURY  AT CHIGAGT   W. D. Haywood and Thoma: Whitehead, Secretary, Are on List.   ACTION IS RESULT OF NEW YEAR’S EVE RAID   District Attorney Hoéyne to Begin Trials Within Sixty Days

JURY INDIGTS 3? LW. WIN CHICAGE   HAYWOOD IS AMONG RADICALS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT ON GOVERNMENT.

ACCUSED OF PLOTTING TO WRECK U.S.   William Haywood One of Those Named by Chicago “Red” Jury Which to DateHas Returned 160 True Bills.

I. W. W. INDICTED BY CHICAGO GRAND JURY   HAYWOOD AGAIN INDICTED BY INQUISITORS PROBING THE ACTIVITIES OF REDS IN ILLINOIS.

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Committee on ‘Arrangements for Republican Convention Reported Today.   CREDENTIALS BODY AT WORK   Contest for Delegation Fromm Minnesota District Was — Settled Wednesday.

BEGIN VOTING NEXT FRIDAY   Committee on Arrangements fo Republican Convention Reported Today.   CREDENTIALS BODY AT.WORK   \Contest for Delegation From Minnesota District Was ~ _Settled Wednesday.

CARPENTIER AND ~ LEWINSKY MEET TONIGHT IN BOUT   Twelve. Round, No Decision Affatr —WH'Be Staged At Jersey - Pie

IS GUT. ONE-FIFTH   General Strike Causes Cur. tailment in Alabama Soft Coal Fields

FORMER PLAINFIELD MAN WILL MAKE GHANGE   H. B. Hickman Now Director of Dept. of Research at Jeffersonville

TO MODERNIZE REFORM SCHOOL   Cerrectious Board Plans New Standard as Major Hick man Assumes Charge

CAUGHT SMUGGLING OF ARMS   Member ef Villa’s Forces Arrested and in Military Jail.

WILSON NAMES PILGRIMS’ DAY   Proclamation by the President Suggests Celebration of Their Landing.   GUNIMISSION IS APPOINTED   r December 21 Suggested as the Prope: Date—-Recommends That Day Be Fittingly Observed Through. out the United States.

WILOON TO nUNOR PILGRIM FATHER   Suggests Celebration of Tercen:tenary of Their Landing.   PROCLAMATION IS SENT OUT   Names December 21 as Day to Be Fi tingly Observed, That Salutary Lessons May Be Drawn From Pilgrims’ Ideals.

PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE   Proclaims Event and Names the Pilgrim -Tercentenary Commission

HAYNES TALKING NEW AUTOMOBILE MODEI   HAYNES TALKING NEW 14  FIRST MAKER OF CARS HAS NEW CREATION WHICH MAY BE MARKETED SOON

ANARCHISTS ARE BACK OF OUTRAGE   Phamphlets Signed by “American Anarchist Fighters” Found Near Scene of Explosion   PALMER IN DIRECT CHARGE   Attorney General and W. R. Flynn Direct New York Investigation —Death Toll Now 25

FEDERAL OFFICIALS ON THE 6. SB TO. INVESTIGATE WALL STREET EXELOSION   ANARCHIST PAMPHLET WERi FOUND IN WAIL BOX FRIDAY - MORNING

U.S, SLEUTHS EXPECT NEW BOMB PLOTS BY REDS   Anarchist Pamphlets Are Found i Malbekox Near Wall Street Explosion,

U.S. AGENTS: EXPECT FURTHER QUTRAGES   Pamphlets Signed ‘American Anarchist Fighters’ Were Mailed To Many Persons Before Wall St. Explosion, It Is Discovered --Death Toll Now Stands At 36.

Anarchistic Literature Is Founc in Mail Boxes Near Scene of Explosion.   ‘THREATEN PROMINENT MEN   Entire Government Detective Force Is Thrown Into the Investigation.

Pamphlets Found Indicating Anarchists, Who Sent Mail Bombs, Responsible   ‘POLITICAL PRISONERS’ ” RELEASE IS DEMANDED   POLICE BELIEVE THEY ART ON THE TRACK OF MAN WHO DROVE WAGON BEAR« ING EXPLOSIVES,

NEW YORK FEARS. MORE ‘BLOW UPS’      Pamphlets are Found Signed by the “Anarchist Fighters” . Giving   CLUE TO. THE PLOT   Fischer Arrested in Canada as an Insane Man— Detectives on the Job

ANARCHISTS ARE BELIEVED GUILTY BOMB EXPLOSION   FEDERAL OFFICIALS AND DETEC SIYES ARE IN & Y. TO UN EARTH GLILTY ONES   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER TAKES PERSONAL CHARGE OF INVE&RTICATIONG

THREATS OF MORE CRIME ARE MAILED   ‘ANARCHIST FIGHTERS” SEND OUT RUBBER-TYPED PAMPHLETS.

TEANOA DUE TQ ato IN EAPEHT VIEW   PALMER TO TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE OF INVESTIGATION   Fighting Anarchists ”” Sign Proclamation with Threats.

Predueed Average of 8.3 Bushels Mere to Aore Than Disease ‘Infected.   ELEVEN PLOTS WARVESTED   Difference in Favor of Disease Free Corn From 2.1 to 17 _ Bushels.

DISEASE FREE CORN YIELDS   Produced Average of 8.3 Bushels More to Acre Than Disease Infected.   ELEVEN PLOTS HARVESTED   Difference in Favor. of Disease Free Corn From 2.1 to 17 — Bushels.

SEIZE PROPERTY — (SED FOR STILLS      Federal Prohibition Officer Plans to Use Injunction Against Owners. -

AGEDMAN © - DIES ¢ OF “INTURIFS   Wim. Wilkingon.- Passes _ Away at.0.:V. Hospital —Jenkins, Nephew, Al‘so Struck. Will Recover.

AGEDMAN © DIES OF _ INJURIES   RECEIVED BY BEINC STRUCK BY TRAIN NEAR MINGO.   Wm. Wilkinson Passes Away at O. V. Hospita! ~—Jenkins, Nephew, .Al. so Struck, Will. Recover.

FULL MILITARY CONTROL GIVEN GEN. BRUSILOFF   Correspondent Says Even  Trotzky and Lenine Are in Secondary Positions

MENT" M   Detrees Are Passed Anthorizing Es aa hHshment ef Caueik:

IRISH PARLIAMENT IN SEBRET: SESSIQR   Authorizes Establishment o' Courts of Justice and of Criminal Jurisdiction

“IRISH PARLIAMENT” MEF ?s.    Deerees Are Passed Anthorizing Fstahlichment of Canete

IRISH PARLIAMENT IN SESSION   secret seasion Held to Organise  Judicial Department.

IRISH PARLIAMENT IS IN SECRET SESSION FOR TWO DAYS IN DUBLIN RECENTLY   Million Dollar Loan Oversubscribed $250,000. lreland Stands Behind De Valera Confidence in America.

MAKE READY TO AC]   “Lyish . Parliment” Sets up Court Machinery and “Commicsions.

50.000 MEN OUT IN CHICAGO STRIKE   Unauthorized Walkout: Has Spread Until It Affects Twenty-five Railroads   “RUMP? UNIONS FORM   “Outlaw” Organizations Defy 2nd Challenge Union Heads to Lead Their Men

DERNBURG CRUMBLES   Former Chancellor Tells Reichstag That Germany Should No Longer Attempt to Fulfill Treaty Terms.   -ormer Minister of Transportation Charges American Troops in Rhine Zone With Drunkenness and Disorder.

ACCUSE YANKS ON THE RHINE      Reichstag Told of Orunkenness, {m. morality and Other Things Against United States Men.

YANKS ON RHINE ACCUSED   Reichstag Told of. Drunkenness, Im morality and Destruction of Property by Americans.

GERMANS HIT A U.S, TROOPS   Occupation Soldiers Called tmmoral in Berlin Report,

SLAMAN MAKES APROTEST ON ARMY DECORUM   ‘Conduct of American Troops on Rhine Declared Un becoming to Soldiers

GRAND JURY LOOKS INTO HANOVER TRUST CO ACTS   Pres Chmielinski Asked Leave to Explain Them Waiving Any Immunity Privilege

GRAND JURY PROBES HANOVER TRUST CASE   Charges of Forgery and Larceny Under Inquiry   Pres Chmielinski Asks Right te Appear, Waiving Immunity

ARREST RUSSIAN SINGER ; WILL FACE DEPORTATION   Georges Baklanoff Is Charged in Labor Warrant With Being Undesirable Alien.

RUSSIAN BARITONE ARRESTED   Faces Deportation Proceedings as  Alleged Undesirable Alien,

STOCK FIRM FAILS   Declining Market Given as Cause By State Company.

BAYAN WILL TELL IOWA DEMOCRAT: HIS VIEWS TODAY   First Sizable. Conferences o Party in 1920 Campaign to Be Held in Des Moines.   HE’S URGING THAT TREATY QUESTION BE OUT OF WA’   Wants Senators to Confer anc Agree So Passage, May Be - Assured at Next Vote.

BRYAN I@ THERE.   He Is Gonferring With erring With     Demécrats

SCIENCE TRUSTEES FILE SvIT   Publishing Societs Charges Interference With Duaties.

SCIENTISTS AR “THEIR TROUBLE:   Trustees of Publishing Conipany ‘En. ter Court to Head Off Intended Troubles.

HEAVY LOSS BY      “Manufacturing Concerns at Kokomo ‘May Tose Half Million Dollars., 

HEAVY LOss BY FIRE.   Manufacturing Concerns at hKokouw May Lose Half Million Dollars,.

SOLDIERS’ BRIDES HELD UP   Literacy Test Holds Five Italian Girls s+ Ellle teland.

SOLDIERS CAN’T GET BRIDES   Five Italian Girls Held at Ellis Istanc Because of Literacy Test—Appea! to Congress.

PRIGES WILL DROF   ASSESSORS NEXT YEAR WILI OBSERVE TREND ‘OF FVENTS.   Personal Property Wil Come in fo} Indicated Depreciation.

PRICES WILL DROF   455E5SO0KS NEXT YEAR WILL OBSERVE TREND OF EVENTS.   Personal Property Will Come in for ludicated Depreciation.

AMERICAN ARRESTED FOR OPPOSING CANTU   Charles Fox Accused of . Carrying Letters Inimicable to Lower Californian

HIRAM JOHNSON “LITERALLY SEETHING” WITH INDIGNATION   In Bue Time He Will Jolt Standpat Republican Leaders Because of  a . the Action of Chicago.  Convention.

JOHNSON JOLT   Senator Said to Be Literall; Seething With Ire at G. O. P. Bosses

HIRAM JOHNSON HOLDING FIRE; BOLT IS EX PECTEL   Nends Predict That He Will Jolt’ Stand Pat Leaders Because Of Action Of Chicago Convention — Progresive Leaders Decline To Talk Now.   The Tiger Magazine   We Pay 5 & Par pe

; is Rade POLITICIANS. Lh ‘HOTEL SAID , PEOPLE BE-BAMNED.”  0 TIME ae comtne THE PEOPLE WILE  CTOWE INTO TREIR OWX.

Seething With Indignation Against Bosses Report   HAS COMEBACK, FRIENDS SAY   Refuses Interview On Return to His Home

MAD, IS EXPECTED TO StAP ATG.0.P      CALIFORNIA SENATOR 1S FEAF FROM PLEASED WITH “STEAM ROLLER” USED  IN CHICAGO   HE IS FLY IN OINTMENT   Alb is Serene in the Harding Camp tut Leaders are Wondering What Johnson Will Do— Third Party Wants Him to “Bolt

JOHNSON WILL JOLT THE STAND PAT REPUBLICANS   ‘Third Party Advocates Will Try te ' Get the Senator to‘Run on Independent ‘Ticket

COMMONS PRESS GEORGE FOR PLEOGE NOT TC PLUNGE BRITISH INTO FRESH WAR WITH RUSS

England Urging Reds To. Sisn Truce With Poles; Ultimaturn Was Not Forwarded To Soviet

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MOTHER OF BRIDE - FLOGS HUBBY   New Son-in-Law Horse-Whipped at Chicaao Station 

WIFE'S MOTHER USES WHIP ON FORMER DEGATUR EDITOR   H. R. Daniel Receives Thresh. ing With Blacksnake in Chicago Station.   OBJECTED TO MARRIAGE

GOT HIS BRIDE DESPITE MANIA’S HORSEWHIPPIN¢   New York Young Man Has Strenuous Time in Chicago Station.

WHIPPING FAILS TO END HONEYMOON   Harry Daniols and Young Bride Go On Way After Mother Uses Lash in Chicago Union Station,

Try a loaf of George's butternut bread. Phone 239   Whoicsale Suaar Price Drone

AGUA EARL GONGTLIATION  Ur TAQUBLE WITH (RET ANT   Important Influences Are Working to Conclude Peace With Island   LLOYD GEORGE EAGER TO END MURDER   Reprisals Continue Despite Steps to Reach Settlement Before Christmas

IRISH TRUCE IS PROBABLE, LATE REPORT   Important Influences at Work to End Murders In Island.

PREMIER QUESTIONED ~ BY MEMBER OF His      Lloyd George Replies He Is Will ing to ‘Take. Any Steps. Leading to Peace.   IMPORTANT INFLUENCES AT WORK, SAY REPORTS   Newspapers “Connect Movement With Visit of Labor fClammicsinn.   IRISH TIRED OF ANARCHY   Sentiment Against Present Condi. tions Said to Be Growing Daily.

IRISH PEACE: RUMORS.   Influences at Work According to Lon. don and Dublin Advices.

TRUGE IN IRELAND NOW TALKED   Peace Move is Linked With LioydGeorge Remarks   “ANXIOUS TO END WAR”   Also Connected With Visit oi Labor Commission

INFLUENCES FOR TRUCE IRELAND AT WORK, RUMOF   Suggested That Definit Measures Conciliation Being Initiated

TRUCE IN ERIN BY CHRISTMAS GAINS HEADWAY   Premier Tells Questioner , it   House That He is Anxious  I { For Peace   New Disorder Reported Following Kidnaping of Former’ Captain

INFLUENCES AT WORK FOR PEACE DECLARE . LONDON NEWSPAPERS   Hope for Speedy Restoration of Peace Based on Remarks of Lloyd George   PLAN BIS RECEPTION FOR MRS, -MACSWINEY IK N.Y   Widow of Dead Hunger Striker to Testify in U. 5, Quiz

IMPORTANT INFLUENCES WORKING TO CONCLUDE TRUCE. IN IRELAND   Lloyd George Declares Readiness to Take any Steps Ween May Result in Peace in Con- . - fliet-Torn Isle.

RUMOR TELLS OF POSSIBLE IRISH TRUCE   Up to the Present Suggestions of a Parley Are Rather Vague and Uncertain.

LLOYD GEORGE IS WILLING TO TAKE ANY STEP NEEDED   Sentiment Against Continuance Of Murders Is Growing Daily.

SOME HOPE FOR PEACE   Lloyd Gsorge Says tie is Anxious “To Take Any. — Steps.”

TRUCE WN IRELAND fo A POSotBILUTY   IMPORTANT INFLUENCES SAID TO BE AT WORK TO THAT END   LLOYD GEORGE S HEART   British Premier Declares He Is Now As Ever Anxious to End ‘‘Anarchy’’ Existing on the Island.

LLOYD GEORGE SEEKS PEACE IN IRELAND   Truce Talk is Revived Today in Some London Newspapers,

TRUGE IN IRELAND MAY BE EFFECTED   RUMORS ARE THAT POWERFUI INFLUENCE IS AT WORK TO BRING ABOUT PEACH.

PLAN WADE 10. OBTAIN ThUbe PAPERS ASSERT   Premier: Says. He Is Eager to Bring End to Murder in Erin   SAILING: NOT: SMOOTH  HOME RULE BILL   ‘Countess: Placed- on. Trial. Be«  fore Court Martial At *  Duhlin

Which Would Be Preliminary To Permanent Peace ¢   ‘ Premier Lloyd Gecrge , Declares He Is Ready . ToAct .. ~-

TRUCE IN IRELAND HINTED IN LONDON BY LLOYD GEORGE   Movement’ on~ Foot" ti ‘Ent Anarchy, "Tis Said— Dublin Hears Rumor.

P. RR. SHOPMEN AT ALTOONA ACT TO REVIVE WINE-HOUR DAY . AND. RETURN TO PIECEWORK

SOCIAL SECRETARY MARRIED   Member of Mrs. Wilson's Hoaschole Succumbs to Capid.

EYES TURNED TO MARYLAND   Wood and Johnson Oppose Each Other in Primaries Today.

MILLION FOR U: W. TEACHERS, $200,000 FUR NORMAL scHOOL ". MEANS BIG INCREASE IN TAXES   Hearings Held Thiz Afternoon on Two Bills for i Raising Meney; Provision Must Be Enactecé to Meet Increased Appro ey ey

{ UNIVERSITY BILL KILLED; THER PASSED   Socialist Vote Ends Hope for Addition to the Chemistry Building   SALARY MEASURE WINS   Lill for Appropriation for Oper. aling Expenses Goes Throuch 49 to 38

ASSEMBLY FAVORS SALARY INCREASES   BY VOTE OF 49 TO 38 IT PASSE: COE BILL BOOSTING VARSITY PROFS’ PAY; SENATE ACTS O} BREAKWATER HERE.

FAKE PASSPORTS TO AMERICA   Parie Police : Arrest Suspects With a Counterfeit. Polish Blank . Forms and Stamos. —

FAKE PASSPORTS TO AMERICA   Parte Pollee Arrest Suepecte With Counterfeit Polich Blank Ferme and Otampe.

Poles Smash 6th Red Army As Peace Nears   Bakalovitch Will Join Witl Wrangel to Continue War On Soviet Russ.

SIXTH BOLSHEVIK ‘DIVISION SMASHED BY POLISH: FORCE!   Fierce Fighting Precedes the Armi stiee Seon to Become Mfeutives Reds Hammer Wrang Line:

REVOLUTION IN MOSCOW CAYS REPORT      Serman: Dispatch Says  Kremlin Has Been Tnendod   POLES CLAIM VICTORY   Smash Sixth Bolshevist Division, Report; Near Boundary Line -

BOLSHEVIK ARMY IS SMASHED BY POLES      POLES STAYING WITHIN BOUNDS FIXED BY ARMISTICE TERMS.

POLES SMASH RUSS DIVISION   Fighting Resumed on Russo Polish Line—Victory for Poles.

BOLSHEVIK ARE MEETING FURTHER DECISIVE LOSSES   Poles Advance Lines and Wrangel in South  Advances.

WRANGEL AGAIN VICTORIOUS. ON SOUTHERN FRONT   Bolshevik Forces Also Badl co Routed at Other

SMASHING AN ARMY   Poles are Doing This to the * Sixth Bolshevist Troops, is Report.

POLES SMASH THE GiKTH BOLSHEVIK NISIONAN-DRIVE   Are Extending, Theii ‘Lines. te Boundary Set By¥?A} :  Recently Signed,

Efforts of Democrats for Confirmation of President Wilson’s Appointees Blocke

APPOINTMENTS BY PRESIDENT TO BE BLOCKEL   Republican Senators Plan tc Refuse Confirmation and Let  Harding Fill Places

BLOCK WILSON’S APPOINTMENT!   I  Mundreds of Vacancies Wil Be Left to President-Elect Harding Affer Mareh 4, It Is ~ Tnderstood, .

BLOCK WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS   Handreds of Yacancies WII Be Lef to President-Elect Harding After March 4, It Is Understood,

BLOGK EFFORT 10 FILL VACANCIES   Senate Will Refuse to Confirm President Wilson's Appointments.

DEMOGRATIC COUPE BLOCKED   Repubilean Senators Will Not Permit the Wholesale Confirmation of Presidential Appointments,

IN MAIL ROBBERY      Negro Said to Have Confessed to Part at Council] Bluffs

SAYS NINE MEN AND WOMAN DID THE WORK   Declares Job Was Planned in Cleveland by Former Mail Clerk and That $9, 500,000 in Cash and Securities Secured—Postoffice Inspector.

M4 000, U0 MAL ABH  WACONLU B} WWE AF CANE   Edward Valentine Arresied by Chicago Police for Crime at Kokomo   COUNCIL BLUFF MEN DISCREDIT STORY   Mail Clerk Was “Maste Mind,” Says Colored Prisoner

LUDENDORFF TO TAKE A HAND IN CERMAN POLITIC:   Reported He Will Be Active . Participant in Next Campion:

DETROIT SOCIALIST CONVENTION CITY 1921   Frame Legislative Program of Meyer London Today and  Tomorrow

ULTIMATUM  10 EMPLOVERS BY ORGANIZE TABOR  No Redaction In Wases—labor Wil   No Reduction In Wages—Labor Wil Fight for It To Finish.

UNIONS. TO FIGHT. WAGE REDUCTION, “SAYS ‘MORRISON   Federation to’ Uhe All. Re sources at. Command

NO REDUCTION IN LABOR WAGE   SUCH IS THE ULTIMATUM ISSUED BY THE’LABOR CHIEFS TODAY,

SPECULATION CAUSE OF BIG COTTON PRICE   Egypt Fecling Effects of! Recent Drops in Value of the Staple.

SPECULATION SENT COTTON PAGES UP ON EGYPT MARKE!   ‘Gov't Statement Explains Drop  in Prices and Fears Panic May Disturb Growers.

EXTRAVAGANT  - SPECULATION   Given as Cause for Crisis _in Cotton Industries -by Egypt

OLD BRAZOS  i QUAKED 10 THE BONE ONGE MORE   The Rain Early This Morning Extended From Calvert to Navasota and Perhaps Farther, Soaking the Whole Country—The Brazos Bottoms Had [ine Rain.

The Rain Early This Morning Extended From Calvert to Navasota and Perhaps Farther, Soaking the Whole Country—The Brazos Bottoms Had Fine Rain.

TO AID WAR ORPHANS.   Plans for Support and Educa tion of Jews Through American Help Announced.

NATIONAL DEBT OF ENGLAND IS MUCH REDUCEI   Hundred Million Pounds Decrease Shown in Year, Parliament Is Told

NO NEW VOLCANO © OPENED BY QUAKE!   SCIENTISTS BELIEVE ESCAPE OF GAS WAS GAUSE OF REPORT   Explanation of Recent Phenomena in Connection With Earthounakes Is Made

S. D. BISHOP ILL   Was Overcome by Sudden, At At His Home This Morning ~

— S. D. BISHOP ILL   Was Overcome by Sudden Attack At His Home This Morning

DESTROYER GOES — TO RESCUE OF THE POWHATAN   White Star Liner Forced t¢ Abandon Tow of Disabled Transport.

LOSES THE FIRST RACE   AWERICA'S CUP DEFENDER “BREAKS THROAT WALYARP WHEN WELT. EN LEAD.  SEW YORK YACHT CLUB CRITE LIZED FOR SENDING BOAT . 1X BRACE,

FAANCE DECLARES ENGLAND WAS TOLD   Note Says Warning Wa: Given April 3.

FRENCH SAY AMPLE TIME WAS GIVEN TO ENGI ANG      Makes Reply to Great Britain And Also Shows Proof Of Hun’s Violation of Pact.  Wants to Act in Accordance With Wishes of The Allied  Daware

AMPLE WARNING FRANCE ASSERTS   CABINET CONSIDERS ANSWER   RNarlin Prnee Ploaece:t

ENGLAND WARNED   She Was Told by France That Latter Would. tlave to Make Move.

ALLIES WERE GIVEN WARNING, - FRANCE INFADMS BRITAIN   REPLY TC ENGLAND'S NOTE ON OCCUPATION OF GERMAN CITIES lH PNM MIV HIT   PREMIER EXPLAINS      Millerand supports Foch’s Ad. vance As Necessary Check in Ruhr.

NAVY’S GIANT AIRSHIP   Machine Will Tower Above a Three. Story Building—Has Nine 3,600. Horsepower Engines.

Navy Department to Have Largest Ship of Kind.   Wilt Tower Above a Three-Story Building, With Nine 3,600-H orse power Engines.

BUILDS BiG AIR BOAT   Navy Department to Have Larg: est Ship of Kind.    Will Tower Above a_ Three-Story Building, With Nine 3,600-Horsepower Engines,

COX DEFINITELY ~QUTLINES STAND   Correspondent Says Nomine Takes ‘Pésition Squarely cn --> -Bemocratic Platform   FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT   Proposes Reduction of Al War Taxes and Substitu. tion of Sales Toll

WIDEGAPTWIXT COX AND WILSON   novi FAVOR LEAGUE, BUT thea taal DIFFERENT ANGLES.  j   NOMINEE FOR SAFETY CLAUSES   says Plainly He Waste Reservations rhat Are Not Nallifyisag—aAceeptance Speech Dissected by David Lawrence.

COX EXPLAINS HIS STAND ON LEAGUE   Democratic Nominee Tells Why He Would Accept Pact as It Stands; Says Is: sues Must Be Thoroughly Understood.   LAWRENCE GIVES HIS OPINION OF OPENING SPEECH

AGAINST USE OF BAYONET 10 PUT DOWN STRIKES   Cox Takes Decided Stand On Important Questions Before Nation.

WILCOX SPENDING 700 MUGH-PHILIPP   Governor Assails Republican Candidate Hinting at Huge “Slush”? Fund

PHILIPP QUESTIONS WILGOX EXPENSES   Governor Charges Candidate Is Spending More Than Law Allows In Campaign.

CHARGES WILCOX WITH SPENDING LARGE SUMS   Governor  Phiiiip Says Wilcox Spent More Than Limit.

BILLBOARD (UST ALONE I$ $15,000   Asks Eau Claire Attorney to Explain Where Barrel js Coming From   LIMIT IS $5,000   Governor Speaks at Reedsburg and Asks Wilcox to Make Accounting

HAS SEVEN OF HER OWN BUT WOMAN IN: ILLINOIS TAKES 21 OTHER CHILDRE!

John Larson Was Beaten Up With a Pitchfork and Sweare Out a Warrant  -~S°ns of Deetuan. and Piaintif¢ Back Up Fathers,

GUAKKEL IS AIRED   SAYS PLAINTIFF WAs A TROUBLE MAKER,   HARDINGS CLAIM SELF DEFENSE   John Larson Was Beaten Up With a Pitchfork and Swears Out a Warrant —Sons of Deietuan: and Piaintif¢ Back Up Fathers,

PROSECUTOR ASKS TEXAS OFFICER ACT   Warrant Is Receiv ed by Authorities atl] Paso—Father ef Girl Expects Her to Come to His Home.

BAKER CALLED TO EXPLAEN.   Head ef War Department Accused of Breakieg Faith.

CALL ON BAKER TL EAPLAIN INCREAGE IN ARMY REGRUITS   House Miltary Committee * tc  Ask Official’s Excuse for “Exceeding Limit.

BAKER TO TESITF)   Will Explain Army Reeruiting to House Gommittee

ARMY IS T00 BIG HOUSE BODY TOLD   Military Committee Asks Baker To Explain Why More “Than 180,000 Are Enlisted.

ASKS BAKER TO EXPLAI   House Committee Inquires Why Anny of 180,000 Men Has Been Recruiled

Calls on Baker to.  ' Make Explanation. of Army Increase   ‘House Military Committee Asks Secretary of War to Appear Before It

HARDING TO MAKE A REPLY 10 COX   Address on Wednesday to ba High Spot In Campaign. Is Promised

HARDING TO ADDRESS  OHIO LEGISLATORS Speech May Be One of Most Important In Gamnaion.

HARDING TO REPLY TO UTTERANCES OF COX   INPORTANT SPEECH OF FORMER OHIO SOLOW ANNOUNCED FOR, . THURSDAY,

HARDING 10 SPEAK BEFORE. MEMBERS ‘OHIO LEGISLATURE   Address, To Be Delivered Thurs day, Will Be Armong Importan Ones OF Campaign.   SPENT YESTERDAY QUIETL'

HARDING TO RESUME FIRE ON OPPONENTS IN SPEECH BEFORE SOLONS THURSDAY

NT ADDRESS.      Harding WIN Make Big Speech of Week on Thursdar.

RESIGNATION OF PRESIDEN’   Read to French Senate and Chamber of Depilies Today.

PAID $25,000 TO CALL OFF STRIKE   Sensations ‘in Probe of Alleged Building Material Trust, .   BRIBE CHECKS PRODUCED   New York Builder Tells ef Being  Mulcted by Framed-Up Waik-Qut on Construction Job

HOT TIME to LOOKED FOR AT TODAY CONVENTION   Scenes During the Closing Hours of Saturday Night’s Tumultous Session Are Exynected ta Re Reneated   CLASHES OCCURRED AROUND STANDARDS   Rival Partisans Fought to Force Banners Into the Parade, and Then Fought to Force Them Out of It.

soe ie om DELEGATIONS An ECR MBARRASS END? iienue Drawn “Out Convention Causes

LIQUOR ISSUE IN FIGHT   ‘CHICAGO WETS BACK NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR.   “Come Out in Open and Defy William Jennings Bryan to Run Against Edwards.

TWO ARRESTS MADE IN CASI   Held in Connection With Death of Six Year Oid Girl.

LEAN TO THE MOSCOW GROUP.   ‘rench Socialista Favor Affiliation With Third Interagtionale.

TO! CAPETOWN     ON THE WW,   London Times's , Airplnho “Makes Landing on the Nie.

New Hampshire Solid for Gen. Wood for  President   Democrats in Primaries Favor Hoover, Three Delegates Being Pledged for Him—Very Light Vote Was Cast.   —— oe  R.R. Wage ‘Negotiations Formally Opened

NEW-HAMPSHIRE DELEGATES GO TO WOOD ANDHOOVE!   Republicans for Former and Democ ats: Regarded Fa i

New Hampshire Solid for. Gen. Wood for President  Democrats in Primaries Favor Hoover, Three Dele. gates Being Pledged for Him—Very   R. R. Wage Negotiations Formally Opened

Wood the Republican In New Hampshire   Herbert Hoover Leads for Demorcr: in New Hampshire Primary Elec tion.

WOOD-HOOVER FAVORITES   New Hampshire Towns Swing Tc : Thom For Presidency.

goov0Cro0o0ono0 0000000  ie] € “ THE WHRATHER. §  Cc $0000000000000006  a in ks i   NEW HAMPSHIRE TO WOOD

PUTS VETO ON THE  K.U, INAUGURATION   IMONEY IS TOO SCARCE   All Available Funds of Universit; Must Go to Necessary Expenses He Sars

PUTS VETO ON THE KU. INAUGURATION   K. U. CAN'T SPARE THE MONEY, CHANCELLOR LINDLEY DECIDES   All Available Funds of University Must Go to Necessary Expenses He Says   Suggestion Is Made by Committe: Inauguration Be Held at Commencement ,

PONZI QUIZ HITS 3 MORE BANKERS   ’ /  President and Other Officers of * Old Colony Foreign Exchange.   ATAEIAN. WIZARD... LOCKED“ UP   Surrendered to Authorities by Hi: Bondsman—His Victims Are Said to Number Several Staid and Conservative Bankers. ‘

BOSTON BANKERS ARE ARRESTED WITH PONZ   Gld Colony . Trust Company OF. ficers Charged With Conpiracy to Defraud

HEADS OF NEW COMPANY AGE FRAT CHARGES   Secretary and Manager of Olc  Colony Foreign Exchange  Firm Are Taken   FOLLOWED PONZ!’S LEAD  - tN OPENING OFFICES    Blanket Warrant Including 5( Charges of Larceny Is Issued for Ponzi

MORE ARRESTS IN PONZ CASE MADE   Heads of Another Concern, Following Ponzi’s Method, Failed

FEICERS OF CONCERN WORKINC SIMILAR GAME ARE TAKEN ! INTO. CUSTODY.

FOLLOWERS OF PONZI PINCHED   Another Postal Exchange Firm Closed.   TWO ARRESTED, ONESOUGHT   Ponzi Surrendered to Bondsman Who Put Up $35,000 For Wizard's Reiease.

JAIL PONZI Aa d RIVALS OEIZED   Officers of Old Colony Foreign Exchange Arrested.   BONDSMAN GIVES UP ITALIAN   Washington Authorities Say Victims of “Financial Wizard” Include a Number of Staid and Conservative Bankers of Country.

3 MORE BANKERS   President and Other Officers of Old Colony Foreign Exchange.   ITALIAN WIZARD LOCKED UP   Surrendered to Authoritics by His Bondsman—His Victims Are Said to Number Several Staid and Conservative Bankers.

SUGGESTS CONSOLIDATION DF GOVERNMENT AGENGIE: PURLIG WELFARE WORK   AGENCIES HAVING TO DO WITH FORMER SERVICE MEN AND PUBLIC HEALTH WORh.

H  BEIT ER TREATMENT FOR FORMER  SERVICE MEN URGED BY CUMMING   Surgeon General of Public Health Service in Annual Report Today Recommends Additional Hospital Facilities ;  Many New Buildings Are Needed.

URGES UNION OF SOLDIER BUREAUS   Head Of Health Service Makes Annual Report

MORE HUSPITAL ROOM WANTED FOR EA-SOLDIERS   Surgeon-General Asks For Nev Construction of Hospitals   20,000 Patients Were Cared For In 1920 and 2,000 in 1919.

MORE HOSPITAL WORK FOR DISABLED MEN   Is Plan ofthe Surgeon General in the Next Appropriation For This Work, According To Aanual Report Made by Treasury Todav. 

BETTER HOSPITALS FOR SERVICE MEN WAGED IN REPORT   Surgeon General Says Publi Health Service Hospitals Inadequate and Old.

ASK MORE WAR HOSPITALS   Public Health Service Head at Washington Urges Care for ex-Service Men,

ADMITS BIG JEWEL THEFT   Former Biltmore Hotel Clerk Changes Plea to Guilty in “Trial at ; New York.

DEMORALIZED IN ITS FLIGHT   Advancing Soviet Ar my Within Thirty Miles of Capital

WARSAW’S FALL IMMINENT, SAYS FRENCH MISSION   Polish Troops are Falling Back in Face of Advance of Bolsheviki   AMERICANS WILL MOVE   Consulate Packs Up Records and American Red Cross Goes ta Cracow

EVACUATIONUNDER WAY AS BOLSHEVIK ARMIES APPROACH   ‘Allied Military Experts Give  Poles Three or Four Days  More to Hold City.   BRITAIN SENDS NOTE TO LEARN SOVIET INTENTIONS   Ignoring of Armistice Demand Creates Irritation Among the Allied Premiers.

MARTENS ORDERED DEPORTED   Formal Action Taken by Depart ment of Labor.

MOVE TO BLOCK SUFFRAGE   Antis in West Virginia Ask Writ to Ston Ratification.

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS TAKE THEIn "SE TO COURT:   West Virginian Ratifc. to Be Contested, Counsel fo.  utis” Yesterday Announced. te

ASK WRIT TO BLOCK SUFFRAGE   West Virginia Antis to Seek Order Rejecting Amendment to Constitution.

FIRE SWEPT DISTRICTS OF CORK QUIET   BELIEVED POLICE ' AUXIL. iARY HAS LEFT CITY AS NONE WERE SEEN IN STREETS.

POPULACE QUIT CORK: _ FEAR MORE DISORDER   Military's Assurances of Quiet Fails to Satisfy Them,

CORK PASSES QUIET NIGHT AFTER TROUBLE   RIFLE SHOT ONLY DISTURBANCE REPORTED; AUXILIARY NOT IN EVIDENCE

CORK MERCHANTS ARE CLOSING UP ALL BUSINESS   Fearful of Renewal of Hostili ties Cause Many to Leave for Suburbs.

BABE RUTH SUES. ~~ FOR FILM RIGHTS   Seeks’ to Recover. Million in Damages from Movie’ Con } * gern and Theatre.

Babe Ruth Sues Movie Concern  for $1,000,000   Home Tien Artist. Would Enjoin Ato: ton Picture Concern From. Showing Films in Which He Appears.

Movie Concern Made Defendant   RIGHTS VIOLATED   Says He Has Already  Lost $1,000,000

‘BABE’ RUTH SUES MOVIE CONCERN   Famous Home Run King Wants $6,000,000 for Infringement of Exclusive Rights.

BADE RUTH SUES FOR A MILLION   Movie Concern Made  Defendant   Sas He Has Already Lost $1,000,000

Old Dominion Liner Driven Ashore at Rockaway Point   Five Tage Responded to Her Radio Cal) for Help.

MEN KIDNAPPED, BEATEN ROBBED   Clashes Beween Police and Sheriff Deputies Are” Frequent.   SEVERAL ARE ARRESTED

BLOODY CHICAGO ELECTION TODAY   One Dead, Three Kidnaped. Policeman Badly Beaten —Many Arrests.

OLENGE AND DEATH IN TLANDIS ELEGTION   One Killed, Three Kidnapped, Others Beaten in Chicago Riots _ Attending Primaries   GUNS USED FREELY IN IRNUMERABLE FIGHTS

PRIMARY 1S LIVELY   Chicago States Old-Time Primary Election With Fatal Shooting Scrap, Fights and All the Trimmings.   DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND CITY POLICE AT ODD:   County and City Authoritie: Fight for Control of Polling Places; Vote May Reacl Half Million.

ACTIONS FIGHT BREEDS STRIFE IN METROPOLIS   Sheriff Sends 1,000 Deputies to Polls and Defies Interference on Part of Mayor Thompson  * at Storm Center

CHICAGO HAS EXCITING DAY ON PRIMARY   Man Killed, others Beat en Up and Number are Kidnapped.

Disorder and Rioting Marks Balloting in the Big City. Policeman Shoots Ward Worker.   ONE WORKER IS KIDNAPPED   Voters Beat Up One Police. man and Then Kidnap the Deputy Sheriff in “Len Small” Automobile.

ONE KILLED IN ELECTION RIOT   Shooting and -Kidnapping . Feature Illinois. Primary Fight

ONE AN TS KILLED AMO SKONAPED BAIT BATTLES   Thompson Policemen Mix, With Sheriff's Lowdenite Force: . at Chicago Primaries:         ARMED THUGS. CLASH AT =. ' SEVERAL POLLING'PLACES   Republican Factional . Fight “is Expected to Bring Out Big ”: Vote Thruout State.

SENSITIVE — ~ ABOUT HT   ‘Chicago - Politiclans Particula About Who Shall Vote,      ‘ONE MAN..28 KILLED   “Pheee. Were Kidnapped, by the = SOther Side” of the Chicago City @actlon.

ONE KILLED AT CHICAGO POLLS   NEAR RIOTS MARK BALLOTING IN WINDY CITY PRIMARY   Political Workers Severely Beaten and Robbed of Jewelry and More  Than $100-—Two Others Kidnapped.

THREATENED POLL DIOURDERS OCCUR IN CHICAGO. TODA)   ONE PRECINCT CAPTAIN CAP TURED BY OPPOSITION,   BITTER PRIMARY CAMPAIGN SETTLED BY NIGHT.   Jnited States Senator, Representa tives, Governor, and Many Other Candidates Named by Men and Women of Neighbor. ina State.

One Man Killed, Many Beat Up at Polls By Armed Guards in Faction Fight Between Lowden, Thompson   Thousands of Gun Men Are Ready to Protect Interests of Rivals; Sheriff Appoints 5000 Deputies for Peace

OMe KILLED  IHRE Ant NIONAPED Ih CALCAGL ROW   Bullets and Ballots Vie for Interest Today at Primary   DEPUTY JAILED FOR MURDER ATTEMPT   Lowden Makes Charges of *Tammanyism” Against Thompson Forces — .

ONE MAN (5 KILLED ~— SKIDNAPED IN ELECTION,   inois Primary Fight Ver Bitter; Assault to Ki Charge in Six Cases

FIGHTS AT POLLS MARK BALLOTING   6 Arresied onChar. ges Ranging From raud;to Assault--Voting Brisk in arly Hours—Primaries He!d in Other States.

KIONAPIG AND SHOOTING MARK ELECTION QAY   Precinct Worker Killed; Police man Beaten to Point of Death   FACTIONAL STRUGGLE - REFLECTED AT POLES   “Repeaters” Kidnap Deputy Sheriff; Free For All Fight Eyciting { - -

CONVENTION NO LONGER  FEARS BRYAN   They Revere Peerless Leader : But Won't Vote As He Wants

COX IS CONTENDER WITHNEW YORK MAN   Persistent Reports Of Coalition By Ohioans With Supporters Of Palmer To Defeat MeAdoo Lacks Confirmation-- Partisan Struggle At Frisco Waxes Furiously.

GLASS DECLARES 1S WADOO ON SEVENTH BALLOT?   Uninstructed Delegates Are Apparently Waiting For Swing.   VOTE ALL OVER’ LOT   Cox, or Davis. To Head Ticket If McAdoo Fails Of Nomination.

ROLES CAPTURE FORTRESS, . pape ‘DASSAGK OF NABEW ‘piver       COAL MEN GET, : ASE “OF $1.50

UAIbAGU UUbd TO PLAY BALL FOR HARDING  Will Journey: to Marion On sept ptember Secon d   COAL MEN AGREE ON WAGE

LLINGI. GOAL OPERATOR AND MEN COMPROMISI   Men Accept Offer of $1.50 Per Day.— Forty Thousand Coal Men in the State Affected.

PAY INCREASE TO DAY MEN IN MINES SETTLED   Operators and Miners’ Representatives Agree on $1.50 as Boost for 40,000 Men in State.

COAL WAGE SETTLEMENT   {Minkis Operators and Miners Agree On Increase of $1.50 for 40.060

FACING LIFE TERM, MURDEREA SUICIDES IN JAIL   LOUIS MARCUM KILLS SELF WITH SAFETY RAZOR,   WAS RACE HORSE WiAN AND KIL-ED ANOTHER,   Tranedy Was Enacted in Burlingto Last August During Tri-State Fair Marcum Shooiing Peter Moran in Cold Blood,

PRISONER CUTS THROAT   Race Horse Qwner Commits Sui~ cite at Burtington, Towa.

¥.W.C.A. LOSES MRS. SHEPARD   Former tielen Gould Is Opposed to the Progressive Proacram.

HELEN GOULD QUITS Y. W.C. A.   Mrs. Finiey J. Shepard of New York Cujects to Progressive Program Adopted at Cieveland.

MRS. SHEPARD QUITS Y. W. C.   Former Miss Helen Gould Objects te Progressive Program Adopted— Others to Follow.

SEIZE THIRTY _. STRIKE GHIEFS   Government, Makes Move ta Break Rail Strike ine “h-ePhionag yen        MEN ARE RELEASED‘ ON BONDS   Distridt Attorney Gets U. S. Permission to Arrest Leaders of Yardmen for Violation of Lever Law  —Rail Board Confirmed.

SEIZE THIRTY oe STRIKE CHIEFS   Government Makes Move t Break Rail Strike in Chicago.   MEN ARE RELEASED ON BONDS   wistrict Attorney UCctlS Us, S&S. Ferris sion to Arrest Leaders of Yardmen for Violation of Lever Law —Rail Board Confirmed.

THIRTY STRIKE CHIEFS SEIZED   U. S. Moves to Break Rail Tieup in Chicago.   YARDMEN LEADERS ARRESTED   Men Are Charged With Violation of the Lever Law and Are Released on Bonds—Senate Accepts Rail Wage Board.

MEXICANS IN FEAR OF RISING.   Concentration Urged On a (/Preaidential Candidate.

Christmas Packages For American Troop:   Vo Insure Delivery to American Sol diers onthe Rhine, Mute Reacl Wolholcdéu De

CHRISTMAS BOXES (MUST BE READY $90   If They Are to be Sent to the Boys on th German Frontier. —December Fifth is the Last Date on Which They Will Roe Received.

Christmas Packages for Overseas Soldiers Must Be Mailed Immediately   Packages Should Reach Army Transport Service at Hobo  ken December 5.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SENDING CHRISTMAS PACKAGES 10. AMIERICAN SOLDIERS OVERSEAS

CHRISTMAS PACKAGES FOR AMERICAN BOYS GUARDING RHINE MUST BE IN HOBOKEN DECEMBER 5th, ANNOUNCED

CHRISTMAS PACKAGES ~ MUST BE SPEEDED Ui   Gifts for U:'S. Soldiers on Duty ‘Along Rhine Must Be-in -. Hoboken December 5:   OTHER RULES. GIVEN OUT

GIFTS FOR TROOPS IN RHINE REGION   Must Reach Hoboken By December 5.

FOR TROOPS ON RHINE   Regulations Relating to Christmas ~ -Packages Issued.

WAS GLEMENGER RICKED? HE ofYS THAT'S FOES VIER   “At Any Rate, I’m Thru: Going to Egypt, Perhaps India.” “Tiger” Announces.

“TIGER” GOING TO EGYPT   Clemenceau Is Through With Poli: tice Hea. Naclares.

RECEIVE SENTENCES FOR TARRING AN FEATHERING STATLE OF FORMER KAISER

JUST A ROBBERY.      Chisago olieg selieve Picture Show Man Involved.

SLAY MOVIE MAN TO GET RECEIPTS   Manager of Chicago Picture Show Killed With Huge Pile of Money Before Him

BODIES OF MEMBERS * OF CREW ARE FOUND   Taken to Indicate That Barge W. ¢ Pirrie, Stricken in Storm, Has Gene Down.

WASHED ASHORE   Sodies Found Today Confirm Belief That Barge is Lost   (Be United Press)

FOUR BODIES RECOVERED   Pacific Barge W. J. Pierre is Known To Have Been Sunk

FINDING OF BODIES OF TWO MEMBERS OF. PIERRE LEADS 10 BELIEF BARGE HAS GONE DOWN   [ hirteen Members of Crew and Wife o! Captain Are Still Unaccounted - for Today According Report

DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS VOTE TO RESUME WORK   Printers of the Pacific Mills Remain Out and _ Appoint Committee To Confer with Mill Off.  cials.

HENEW FIGHT   Republic of German Austria to Be Attacked by Militarist Regime

RIFLE IN HANDS  UF DALE MYERS IS DISCHARGED   Mrs. Watkins, Dale imy: rMartha Davis had Been Picl  MET ALMOST INSTANT DEATH   Myers Had taken the Weapon to Hunt With—Accident Occurs at Watkins Home in Letts.

RIFLE IN HANDS UF DALE MYERS > DISCHARGED   Mrs. Watkins, Dale Myers and Martha Davis had Been Pick ino Ri«-l-}.   MET ALMOST INSTANT DEATE

FORCE SUFFICIENT TO CRUSH REVOLT OF I. W. W. ASSURED   Newspaper Office Guard Is Slain: As Sequel to Earlier Battle Between Miners and Sheriffs  TWN AF FIFTEEN UNPT MAY nie

HOT MONTHS BAD ON BABY’S HEALTH   Says Dr. A. R. Lewis, State Health Cummissioner.

COX FLAYS OPPONENTS  ON NEW ENGLAND TOUR    Follows Up “Attackon Senator Lodge: with Oudgel in Hand for Support--’ , ee ia sun

GOVERNOR TOK “WN BHODE (SLANE   IRISH QUESTION“IO THE - “"- DIRAGUE OF NATIONS   GOX ANSWERED QUESTIONS   Favored No Prohibition Legislation tn : Conflict, With the Constitution as “ Interproted by Supremes Court.

GOVERNOR COX “IN RHODE (GLAND   TRISH QUESTION TO THE : 5 LEAGUE OF NATIONS      GOX. ANSWERED QUESTIONS   Favored No Probibition Legislation in "Conflict With the Constitulion as interpreted by Buprenig Court.

GOK (6 NOW IN EATER OTATES  Needs SURE   ENEMY IS ON RUN SAYS CANDIDATE-—HARRISON THINKS IMPUDENT NEW ENGEAND OJ K.

COX IS STILL. TALKING “OF THE: WILSON LEAGUE   He. Ta, in: New. “England re day ~ and That: Is ‘the Main: _ Subjects ae

COX DISCUSSES IRISH QUESTION   EASTERN POPULATION OF IBISH BLOOD HEARS GOVERNOR  Plans to Urge Defeat of Republican Senatorial) Candidate Who Signs *Pannd Rohin.”

SUGGES! GEN, CARR TO HEAD THE VETS   Durham Man One of Three Con federate Officers Mentioned for Chief Commander.

VETERANS HOLDING BUSINESS SESSION   Interest in Today’s Meeting Centered in Selection of a Commander in Chief.—Carr Of Durham, N. C., and Cook Of Arkansas Mentioned.

CONFERENCE IS CALLED TODAY   Departmental and Divis. ional Commanders of  Army Met Today

MARCH CALLS. COMMANDERS   Chief of Staff Summons ‘Officers to  _ Conference at Washington—Milltary Training Un.

FIND BODY OF MISSING GIRI   Believed Mary Sneeringer and Her Lover Committed Suicide Near the Nationd! Capital,

RAIL JAM PERILS COUNTRY AS U.S. HELP I$ SOUGHT   Industries Face Shut Down; May Cut Passenger I rains.

LOOK Hopefully to The Government to Take Kinks Out Due To Big Freight Tie-Up.     Insufficient Labor and Equipment Said to Be At Bottom Of Many Troubles.  Serious Situation Confronts Industries is Belief of Officals In Touch With Affairs

RAILROADS BEG UNITED STATES FOR NEW RELIEF   Srecial Hundred Thousand _ Cars Held Up—Plants May Close   'U. S. MAY BOSS FREIGHT   GREAT NEED IS TO CLEAR TRACKS  OF NON-ESSENTIALS AND CARRY STAPLES  ;

DISCUSS FREIGHT BLOCKADE   Interstate Commerce Commission Took Up Problem Today ~

MAY CUT DOWN SERVICE TO AID THOROCLEANIIE          TRAINS MAY GO TO WAY TO CLEARING UL RT BLOCKAD!

RAILADADS APPEAL 10 GOVERNMENT   ASK INIERSTATE  COMMEbCE OCOMMESSION TO GIVE [kLIEF. THOUSANDS OF  CARS TiRED UP:

SWAMP ROADS WITH BUSINESS   Railroads, Not Yet on Thei Feet, Call Upon Government for Relief.

CONFERENCE TO BREAK RAIL BLOCKADE   Inter-State Commerce Commission Opens Meeting at at Washington to Consider Railroad Situation.   TRACKS BURIED UNDER FREIGHT   Indications are Solution o: Problem Will be Lon; Deferred Because of Dif ficulties in Way.

ROADS TURN TO. U.S. FOR HELP   Swamped With Business anc Not Yet on Their Feet

“FORNETDED HELP      ‘Interstate’ ‘Cotmmerce ‘ Commission Ex. Rete To Heed Appeal And Take” . ? Charve: of Situation... --

Freight Blockade Is the Subject of Earnest ', Consideration.   ATTEMPTING TO FIND WAY OUT

nterstate Commerce Commission Expected to Take Charge in Situation Caused by Inadequate Equipment

TRAFFIC TIEUP ~ CAUSES ALARM   Fear Wholesale Closing of tay dustrial Plants and Conse. quent ‘Cut in Productios:       Interstate Comtherce Commiission Expected to. Take Control and ‘Operate Roadé

Freight Blockade Is the Subject of Earnest :, Consideration.  © rareeee   ATTEMPTING TO FIND WAY OUT

DISCUSS MEANS — TO HELP ROADS   Members of Interstate Commerce Commission Confer With Operators With View of Taking Action to Break the Freight Blockade Now in Effect.      FEDERAL CONTROL IS EXPECTED

CRISIS IN RAIL SITUATION NEAT   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Takes Hold and May * Have Plan by Wednesday.   CONGESTION: IS -GROWING

RAILROADS IN GRIM FIGHT FOR RELIEF   Several Hundred Thousand » Cars Reported --. Held Up   ASK BOOST FOR RAILMEN   Association of Rail Executives : Asks Inerease in Wage . Qpalea -

RAILS APPEAL TU CET FEDERAL AD   Railway Officials Say Slight Hope of Early improvement in Traffic.   ASK PRIORITY FOR COAL

RAIL TIE-UP MAY CAUSE -WHOLESALE CLOSING OF BIG: INDUSTRIAL PLANT:

GOVERNMENT = WILL ACT TOEND  THEFREIGHT JAM   EARLY RESTORATION OF WAR TIME PRIORITY RULING IS PREDICTED.   Commercial World Facing Decidedly Menacing Condition Through Ticup of the Financial Resources of Business Houses.

WAR-TIME RULES TO END FREIGHT TIEUP ORDERED   Sweeping’ Orders By Interstate Conmerce Commission to Be Issued.   CONFERENCE ON TODAY   Commission Meets With Represents tlras of tl, Railroads to Discus Means of Breaking the. Freigh Blockade; May Last indefinitely,

sovernment to Act On Freight Congestion   Under the New Railroad Law the.Inter-State Commission Board Has the Power  to Assist in Placing of New Rolling Stock. Railroad Traffic Outlook Better.

RAILROADS IN PERIL   ONDITION SUCH AS TO REQUIRE GOL ERNMENT ALB,   Vast Sums are Being Expended to  liclieve Reads of Congestion.

FREIGHT BLOCKADE SERIOUS, U.S. 1S ASKED FOR RELIEF   GRAIN AND FOOD TO BE GIVEN PREFERENCE IN TRANSIT.   TRACKS: CROWDED   Hundred Thousand Cars Held Up by Insufficient Equipment and Labor.

RAILROADS IN PERIL   ¥ Fr . t CONDITION SUCH AS TO REQUH ! GOVHRNMENT ALD. :      re Being Expendedk sof Cones i

EXPECTED TO — HEED APPEAI   [. C. Commiitee Is Ex. pected to Take Charge of the Situation

insufficient Labor and Equipment Said to Be At Bottom Of Many Troubles.   Serious Situation Confronts Industries is Belief of Officals In Touch With Affairs

BOOST AUTO TOURS PARK CHEF ADVISES   Motor Called Means To Le “U. S. Shake Hands From Flivvers.”’

FLIVVER IS © USEFUL   t- Wil Enable the: People America to Get Beiter Acquainted. ..

SALES-TRADES DAY. “*. :. NEXT. WEDNESDAY   Seventh Monthly Sales Trades Day Events Will be Held ‘Wednes Daew mk VK aad wr.

SIX BADGER CITIES GET ORDERS FROM CHICAGO. HOUSE   STATE) SUPERINTENDENT OF FOOD AND DAIRIES SOUNBS CALL.   SALES RECALLED      Distributor Instructs Salesmen to Withdraw Shipments,’

POISON OLIVES > CAUSE ALARM   FIFTEEN DOZEN BOTTLES PLACED IN ILLINOIS   Fruit Is Easily Detected By Peculiar Odor When Opened. _

BEWARE OF FATAL OLIVES   Deaths Caused by Bottled Delicacies.   Poisoned Goods Have Been Distributed in Kansas Says Chicago.

BEWARE EATING STUFFED OLIVES   Warning {ssued Today That Many o These are Rank Poison, Atlantic Otte of the Foints They

EXTRA!   SHIPPED 10 BOONE   OFFICIAL WARNING SENT OUT FROM CHICAGO TODAY   A DOZEN IOWA TOWNS ARE ON THE LIST   The Olives Are of the Ripe, Stuffed Pimento Variety and Are Infected With the New Poison “Bacillus Botulinus”

IOWANS WARNED TO WATCH FOR POISONED FOOD   Olives Shipped to Des - Moines and Many Other Cities in State Infected . With Danverane Racillt  SALESMEN HURRY TO WITHDRAW. ORDERS   Pimento Variety in Bottles Are Type Known to Be  ~ Affected; Many Packed Eleven Years Ago.

BEWARE OF. OLIVES   WARNING: IN SENT. OUT TO 52 TOWNS IN S STATBS.       Fortunately. lola is Not Ose of the Towns to Whieb the Fo rhiddeu Frult. Has: Been Shi pged.

(EICAGO MAN SENDS WORD OF DISCOVERY   Six Wisconsin Cities Have Received Shipments of the Poisoned Food   urer RETURN GOODS   Olives Are Inspected With Bac cilus Bobulinus; Deaths Are Reported

SHIPPED POIKONED OLIVES.   Pittshurg, —Holtan and” MWichitz - Are Waerned. *

Rules Committee Forms Special Regulations  to Encourage Baseball

MISSED 10,634 IN KANSAS   Census Figures are Exceeded by qe Tax Assessors,

INE APPAREL PROVED CORE   Young Wife Expected to Be Caught nt Check Forging But Conldn’t  POE ets

FINE APPAREL PROVED LURE   Young Wife Expected to Be Caught at Cheek Forging But Couldn’t Resiat. ;

TWO ARRESTED FOR “PACKING CO. FRAUL   Nes Moines: Men Taken into Custods This Afternoon hy Polk County > Officers

GOCCHI READY TO SERVE 27 YEARS iN PEN   Murdered Ruth Kruger, a Brooklyn Girl, in 1917.

COOCHIE GIVEN 27 YEARS FOR MURDER OF CIPI         eee GT eee ' Sentenced in Bologna, . Italy. Where He Fled “After Killing Sew : York School Girl,

CATA TIM  NEEDED FOR GUUNT OF CHTIZENG   ff You Are Not Listed Ir Census Notify Chamber  of Commerce

EAHA TIME  NCEOCD rh GUUNT OF CITIZEN   lf You Are Not Listed h Census Notify Chamber  of Commerce

BIGGEST WHISKEY RING 1S NIPPEL   Million Dollar Deals in Liquor Believed to Have Been Made by Syn dicate, Six Members of Which Are Seized in Chicago Today.

WHISKY RING UNCOVERED. IN CHICAGO   Six Arrested, Much Liq uor Seized by Chief of Police.

WHISKEY CONSPIRACY NIPPED   Six Men Arrested and 81 Cases of Booze Seized In a Million Dollar Deal.

la alt em a er Cin ri Anh  Austin Capitalist and Theatre Manager Dies From Heart Failur

IED CPAPER-HAN     MURIE IE?      iGharge bited Aguinst. Superintendent of OF] Campauny

GIRL... DRIVER KILLS TWC   Machine Runs Wid on ‘Broadway  New York,

ABENTS OF STOLEN BABY LEFT IN DOUBT. “AV-AANSAM LETTERS   Do Not Know Which ‘Writer: Ha: Kidnapped’ Baby, “Demand  yu: a: Mere Proof: 6+ scat

League of Nations Main Issue in the Mich. Primaries   Today Marks the Close of the Campaign, Primaries Being

MICHIGAN PRIMARY HOLDS CENTER OF POLITICAL STAGE   dohnson Calls Attention to the Aiti tude of Hoover om Treaty Matfers   GOVERNOR ALLEN CAMPAIGNS FOR GENERAL Woon   Herbert Hoover Says We Will Not Ac cept Democratic or Third Par te Naminstion

DEBATE LEAGUE   Peace Treaty Is Injected Into Campaign in Michigan

LEAGUE ENTERS INTO CAMPAIGN   Principal Issue in Michigan Primaries Is Question of Wilson Treaty: Alien Tells of $50,000 in Publicity Put Into Wood's Campaign,

LEAGUE LOOMS — AS BIG ISSUE   Primary Battle in, Michigar Monday Expected to Hinge on Disputed Question.   LAST - HOUR SPEECHES

PLAN PLATFORM OF THE PEOPLE   REPUBLICAN DECLARATION NOT TO BE MACHINE-MADE.   ALL CLASSES TO HAVE VOICE   Innovation Introduced by National Chairman Ha: : Likely to Bring an L pset—Sugecstions From  Mary Easperts.

CONVENTION MEETS TO NAME DEMOCRATIC TICKET   New York Body Will Adopt Platform—Plans to Name State Candidates.

ATTORNEYS WOULD LESSEN INTERIM   Too Long a Time Between Electior And Inauguration, According to Report at Meeting.

10) GHANGE DATES OF INAUGURATION   Special Committee on “Date Change,” Make Their Report.

NEW TRIANGLE CASE A PUZZLE ~ 70 U.S. AGENTS   Unusual Muddle Confronts mmigration Officials When Woman Appears.   Mother Finds Lover is Wed Tc ~ Another----Wife Defencs Her

WIFE OFFERS TO ADOPT INFAN   English Girl Brings Baby to America and -Yanke Aviator’s Wife. Offer  - Her Haven.

IMMIGRATION BANS LIFTED 10 ADMIT UNFORTUNATES   Mother and Her Fatherles: Baby May Stay Here Three Months

ENGLIGN GIRL AND DABY ALLOWED 10 COME INTO STATES   Brother of Girl’s Frienc Offers to Take Her for His Wife.   Wife of Girl's Friend Offer: to Adopt Child and Defends Husband.

WIFE STANDS BY HUSBAND IN AN UNUSUAL CASE   Mrs. Spiker Would Receive “Other Woman” Who Figured in Overseas Romance During War.

BRINGS WAR INFANT HERE   Father an American Avie or and Married.   BUT HIS WIFE FORGIVES THEM   Would Adopt Baby, and His Brother Offers to Marry Girl, Whom He Has Never Seen.

ENGLISH GIRL AND BABY GET HOME IN FALL RIVER   Baltimore Woman Was Ready to Care for Husband’s Sweetheart and Adopt Child

HARDING: ABANDONS STORM BESIEGED VACATION: COTTAGE       ‘+Game. ures irs of rhino pre Fire,-. —

Gov. Hobbie of Texas and - Sen, Fatl Willi Call Upon  President-Eleet. ,

yiNTFY NORTHER ss START OF uADING'S QUTINE   Senator Abandons the Storm Beseiged Vacation House; Visits Brownsville.

WINTRY NORTHER DRIVES HARDING INTO BROWNSVILLE   Storm Beseiged Vacation Cot: tage at Point Isabel Permanently Abandoned,   TO SEE GOVERNOR HOBBY AND SENATOR FALL TODAY   Interest Aroused by Arrival of Elias Torres, Who Negotiated Surrender of Villa—Will Sail From New Orleans for Panama Thursday.

HARDING ABANDONS VACATION COTTAGE AT POINT ISABE!   Will Spend Remainder Of Texa: — -‘Visit At Creager Home In Brownsville.   LOCALITY EXPERIENCES WORST STORM OF YEARS   Gov. Hobby To Extend Hospita!: And Good Wishes Of Texas [> President-Elect.

PRESIDENT-ELECT FINDS’ RE. FUGE IN BROWNSVILLE AFTER BRAVING BAD WEATHER AT POINT ISABEL—OOVERS TWENTY MILES OF BAD ROADS '

HARDING GIVES UP FISHING AND TURNS TO GOLF   Takes Refuge in Brownsville When Norther Drives Him From Point Isabel   MAKES TRIP BY MOTOR   WILL LEAVE FOR NEW ORLEANS - WEDNESDAY TO TAKE SHIP FOR PANAMA

STORM BREAKS UP COAST VAGATION   HARDING FORCED TO SEEK REFUGE INLAND, TO REMAIN UNTIL PANAMA TRIP.

CN MURDER  CHARGE   Young Man Goes on Trial a Mt. Clemens, Mich., Today.

GOES ON TRIAL FOR KILLING CLUBMAN   LLOYD PREVOST IS CHARGED WITH MURDER OF J. STANLEY BROWN LAST DECEMBER.

PREVOST GOES - ON-- TRIAL   In Charged With Murder oof     tnualey Brown at Mount  Cliemeos, Wiel

FIRST ARREST   Under Crabbe Enforcement Act Made Ae Etellefearets

FOR PATCHES “FORE AND AFT”   Senator Harding Says People Must Re. turn to the Simple Ways of Living.

OPPOSED TO OVERALL CLUB   Senator Harding Would Patch “Fore and Aft” to Beat H.C. L.

ORAL M. BIXLER KILLEL BY TRAIN AT ASHTABULE   ‘SON OF A. G. BIXLER MEETS TRA GIC DEATH—BODY BROUGHT . TO RICHWOOD.

ORAL M. BIXLER KILLED BY TRAIN AT ASHTABULA   Son of A. G. Bixler, East of Richwoo Meets Tragic Death— Body ix Brought to Richwood.   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

RAILROADS ARE NOW: IN HANDS OF OWNERS      Property Vatiied at R20, Ci OO. ann Released Afice Twenty: Manths of Federal Control.

RAILROADS UNDER PRIVATE CONTROL   Properties Restored to Owners Last Night Under Terms of EschCummins Law.   HINES CONSIDERS CLAIMS   President Asks Executives to Leave Wage Matters to Tribunal That He Will Name.

PRIVATE OWNERS IN POSSESSION   GOVERNMENT RELINQUISHES RAILROAD CONTROL,   HINES TO STAY QN THE JOB   Will Hear Complaints and Make Awards to the Smaller Roads, Unions are Not Satisfled and Debating What To Do,

PFRANSITION PROM GOV ER NMEAT TO PRIVATE CONTROL IS MADE WITHOUT SURFACE CHANGES   NEW LAW IS APPROVED   President Advises Labor Leaders to Submit Wage Question to New Labor’ Tribunal — ‘Rail Heads Look to Commerce Commission

RAILROADS  RETURNED TO  OWNERS   President In Message Asks Rail Heads To Submit Wage Controversy to Tribunal.   HINES STILL ON JOB

Wage Controversy Witl Unions Left Unsettied-Union Executives Meet to Decide what to Do

Phe Government Control of All ' Transportation ‘is Ended and Corporations are Now In Con trol of Their Chor,

PRIVATE CONTROL HAS BEEN RESUMED ~~ ARTER TWO YEARS   Coverament KM Was Siewed by Presi dent Wilson Late Saturday  Wao      HINES BUSY CLOSING  UP THE MANY DETAILS    Ralirasd Men Defeated im Long Fich to Metain Government Owner-

MRS. VIOLET HAMBLY   Well Known and Esteemed Woman Dies in Toronto

GREAT GAP TORN IN  DEFENSES OF WARSAW   All Foreign Legations in Caps ital Left for Posen  Last Night. /

BOLSHEVIKS ~ BREAK LINE ON FRONTIER   Government Moves 6 City Near Prussian Border.

TAKE TOWN 40 MILES FROM CITY   Soviets Pierce Foe’s Line in Encircling Movement West of Brest-Litovsk—Polish Regime Reported Leaving Capital.

REDS ESTABLISH SOVIETS ASARMY BREAKS POLAND   Poles Abandon Capital To Its Fate; Invaders Only 41  Miles Off.   BULLETIN.

Special to Free Press.  PARIS, Aug. 10.—Russians capture town of Ciechanow, thus cutting off Warsaw bv rail.

Alls FORAGE  SWEEPING ON POLE CAPITAL   Soviet Armies Fear Great Gap in Defenses Built Around Warsaw   ARMISTICE CONFAB AT MINSK ON WEDNESDAY   France and Britain Angered by Bolshevik Refusal of Lloyd George Request

ABANDON WARSAW FOR SAFERPLACI   THE POLISH GOVERNMENT Is WITHDRAWING BEFORE RED ADVANCE   LEGATIONS TO POSEN   _Marshal Foch Believes Poland May Defend Frontiers if Quickly Organized   Boishevist Encircling Movement Partially Successful but Held In Check

GOVERNMENT OF POLAND FLEES      Nioscow Dispatch Says Officiais Are Leaving Warsaw, the _ Capital.   AMES 0 SEND HO ARMY   Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand Decide cn Bieckade, but No Troops, to Aid Poland—LittleHope of Saving Warsaw.

ALLIES NOT TO SEND AN A  Decision is Made Today by Bramiare  laurl Gancne   Decision is Made Today by Premiers Lloyd George. and Millerand.   U. S. STILL STAYS OUT

ABANDON WARSAW FOR SAFERPLACE   THE POLISH GOVERNMENT IS “WITHDRAWING BEFORE RED ADVANCE -—   LEGATIONS TO POSEN   .Marshal Foch ° Believes ‘ Poland _May Defend Frontiers if Quickly Organized

BACK PAY FOR EXPRESSMEN   PRESENT COAL SITUATION IS BRIGHTER   GOVERNMENT CAPITAL IS EVACUATED   Geological Survey Shows Big Im: provement Despite Strike in IMinois.   Moscow Dispatch Says Officials Are Leaving Warsaw, the Capital.   Commerce Commission and Railways Figure on Handling Big Crops.   CAR SUPPLY STILL PROBLEW   ALLIES T0 SEND NO ARMY   GREAT LAKES 10 BE USED   Tidewater Shipments Establish What the Survey Believes to Be a New Record for Coal Handied on Piers in a Week.   Premiers Lioyd George and Millerand Decide on Blockade, but No Trocps, to Aid Poland—Littie Hope of Saving Warsaw,   Governor Harding of lowa Contends That the Trouble With Country's Transportation ts Conges tion Between Chicago and Buffalo.

ing, she may yet be able successfull) to defend her frontiers,   DESERTING CAPITAL

GOVERNMENT EVACUATING THE CAPITAL   Moscow Declares Polish Govern ment is Quitting Warsaw for Kalisz Close to Old German Bordér   BOLSHEVIKS ESTABLISHING SOVIETS IN OCCUPIED AREA   Polish Authorities Refuse t Turn Over Defense to French Commander

POLISH CAPITAL 15 MOVED 10 KALISZ   Government Transferred From Warsaw in Rain of Shells.   NO TROOPS TO AID POLAND   Millerand and Lloyd George Decide There is Little Hope of Saving Warsaw—Plan to Blockade Russia by Sea.

POLES LEAVING WARSAW; ALLIFS ACT TO STEM BOLSHEVIK! TIDE   WILL ESTABLISH LINE TO KEEP REDS FROM WESTERN EUROPE. POWERS TO BACK WARSAW GOVERNMENT; WARN GERMANS TO HANDS OFF   AGREE TO HELP POLAND   What Action Allies Take Will Depend On Reds Themselves

ALLIES TO SEND NO ARMY   Premiers Lioyd George and Millerand Decide on Blockade, but No Troops, to Aid Poland—Littile Hope Jf Saving Warsaw.

Bolsheviki Sweeping _ Toward Pole Capital: _ Making Rapid Strides

Moscow Wireless Report Says Poles are Quitting Their f Capital   REDS IN ENCIRCLING MOVE   Have Broken Through Pohsh Lines Near East Prussian Frontier and are Circling Warsaw

‘Joyce of California to  Succeed Norris. as Member  of Federal Farm Loan Board

TES BERKELEY            William XN, Joyce to" Be. Member of Federal Farm Board.

NAMED FOR FARM BOARD   William N. Joyce of Berkeley, Cai., Nominated by President to Be Member of Loan Body.

LEGION REQUESTS  ACTION ON BONUS   Early Passage Of Adjuster Compensation Bill Asked Of Congress.

LEGION FAVOR BONUS TAX PLAN   But Not Delay by Congress in Passing Measure —   COMMITTEE IS TOLD   Senate Finance Committee Hears Views of Veterans’ Organizations Through their Leaders on Bill Granting Adjustment of Compensation to Former Service Men

LEGION DESIRES PROMPT ACTION ON BONUS BILE   Members Of Various. Veterans’ As-t sociations Appear Before Sen-:  ate’: Finance Committee and Present Thain Vlacee   BELIEVE. TAX PLAN PROPER:

CONGRESS SHOULD .. "FRO MEAS 10 MET      whe  AVE COMPENSATED Tem iwous TRIES TAKEN OVER. DURING WAR AND FORMER’ SOLDIERt FEEL THEY SHOULD HAVE CSOAL Ticarmenes 6 SE

ASK PROFITEERS TO PAY BONUSES   American Legion Men Appear Before Senate Committee To Urge Legislation

LEGION DEFENDS TAX PROPOSALS FOR BONUS LAW   Officers of Ex-Service Mens’ Organiation Leading Pattle.

LEGION READS ENTER PROTEST ON FURTHER DELAYS WITH BONUS   Favor Plan Granting Adjusted Compensation, But Demand Prompt Action.   "ASK ONLY SIMPLE JUSTICE   Declares Soldiers Should be Treated as Well as Railroads and Industries.

LEGION HEADS — ‘WANT ACTION TO  HELP-VETERANS   Will Defend Bill Before House Granting Proper Adjustment .* to Former Servioe Mén

DEATH TOLL REACHES THIRTY IN, WALL STREET EXPLOSION WITH =~: MORE EXPECTED; CLOCK I$ CLUE

3s and Probably More Beas and $2,500,080 Property Loss is Latest,

In Front of the Sub-Treasut y In New York Today   Chief Clue to Run Down Plotters Wh Exploded Bomb and Killed Persons   Discovery Confirms Theory Explosion Terrorism by Anarchists Work Responsible.

CUMMINS oAYD LABOR 15 1SSUE   IN COMING CAMPAIGN WHICH WILL DETERMINE POLITICAL AFFILIATION   Before It. He Thinks. Our Foreign Relations Will Shrink Into Nothingness

LABOR PROBLEM BIGGEST OF ALI   DWARFS LEAGUE OF NATIONS EN OPINION OF CUMMINS.   SENATOR SAYS IT MUST BE MET   Uclievea Day eof Strikes in Fiecid ef Traaepertation and in Basic Inaastries Will Soon Pass Out Ferever.

SENATOR CUMMINS . TALKS GOOD SENSE TO PETROLEUM MEN   Says Our Foreign, ‘Froubles Are ‘as Nothing Compared  . With Our: Troubles At Home:   DAY OF THE STRIKE OVER   As Je Applies to Basic Industries o! The Country, _ Follows the  Truth Without $ Ranw

MAN TARE A° SMALL KIDNAP:   i  John Doughty Arrested iin Grego in Big Toronto Mystery.   $100,000 LOOT IN GHIGAGE   Missing Secretary of Canadian Theat rical Millionaire Is Arrested— Small Has Been Missing Since December 2, 1919,

ALLEGED KIDNAPER SEIZED IN OREGON      Arrest May Clear Up. Great Toronto. Mystery.   JOHN DOUGHTY IS ‘TAKEN   Former Secretary of the Missin, Cana‘dian ‘Theatrical, ‘Millionaire smatt Found—$100, 000 Loot ‘Said to Be jin Chicago Bank. .

ALLEGED SIDNAPEA SEIZED IN OREGON   Arrest May Clear Up Great Toronie Mystery.   ‘JOHN DOUGHTY IS TAKEN   Former Secretary of the Missing Cana dian Theatrica! Millionaire Smail Found—$100,000 Loot Said to Be in Chicago Bank,

SHOT “RED, FREED,         ‘To Heil With the United States’ Re. sented by An Italian;

ERY. ACQUITS MAN “WHO KILLED “RED   Argument : Between Italians Over War Claims Ends. in Tracedy that Gets in Court.

WOULD EASE PACT TERMS   English Premier Is Reported as Favorable to a Modification of Extradition Conditions; Says French Minister in Berlin Should Act.   FRANCE IS AMAZED AT NEW ATTITUDE OF GREAT BRITAIN

LLOYD GEORGE FAVORS REVISAL OF.LIST      4 FURTHER LIST OF GERMANS WILL BE PRESENTED LATER

ENGLAND FAVORS MODIFICATION IN EYTRADITION LIST   FRANCE SURPRISED BY LLOYD GEORGE’S’  CHANGE ON INCena om   TP TO GERMANY   Allies Wait, ‘Prench Charge ta Deliver Note in Berlin.

Premier Lloyd George is Reported to Favor Revision of List of Germans Wanted

Lloyd George Is Letting Up Since Germany Kicked   PREMICR TAVORS MODIFICATION OF LIST OF OFFICERS TO BE TRIED BY ALLIES.

MODIFICATION FAVORED BY LLOYD GEORGE   Would Reduce Demand fo Germans Wanted for Trial.

PEACE PARLEY WITH “REDS” IS UNDER WA)   Jolie, Former Bolshevik Envoy to Germany,. AnHounces Soviets and Brit ish Start Bact Negotiations.

TERRIFIC BATTLE IN LONDONDERRY   Several Killed and Many Wounded in the Fighting.   GOVERNMENT TROOPS ARRIVE   Most of the City Is Reported Held by the Battling Malcontents—Destroyer Casts Anchor in Harbor.

MANY DIE iN ERIN FIGHTING   Most of Londonderry Is Reported Held by Fighting Malcontents.   ‘Government Troops Arrive and a British Destroyer Casts Anchor in the Harbor—Lloyd George Confers  With General Macready.

STATE G. 0. P. ALL HARMONY   Congressman Tinchner Elec ted Permanent Chairmen.   Governor Was Elected Temporary Chairmen Unaminously, _ Nominated by Tinchner.

HARMONY IN G. O. P.   Gov. Allen Temporary Chairman of Party Council Today

9,000 SLAIN IN TURK MASSACRE   ALLIED ARMY CF OCCUPATION NOT LARGE ENOUGH 70 PROTECT ARMENIANS

SEVERAL _ ~ JHOUSAND   Armenians Victims of Mas: sacre in .Asiatic . Turkey ~ Last Month—Close to 500

STATE DEPARTMENT WATCHES AND WAITS   MNFERLEST CENTERED ON MICE'PING CALLED BY Foch.   General Alten, Americnn Commander, to Use 15.000 Troops ta Linfocee Order In U. 8.  Aren.

THIS COUNTRY IS -"WATCHEUILY WAITING   Administration Decides to Take No, Move Until Outcome of Revolution is More Clear- . ly. Defined.

“WATCHFUL WAITING” I POLICY OF U. 5.   WAIT ALLIED ACTION   FORCE OF 15,000 AMERICAN * TROOPS AT COBLENZE MAY ACT—AMERICAN COMMAND. ER CALLED INTO CONFER. ~ENCE BY FOCH

UNITED STATES ADOPTS "WATCHFUL WAITING” AS POLICY TOWARD REVOL        Major General Henry T. Allen, Commander of Amer Troops in Rhine District Confers With Other Generals—Has Power Under Armistice.

WATCHFUL ~  ‘WAMTING IS. WILSON IDEA   A WATCHER EVR  STATE BEPARTMENT TO ‘KERR GEEMAN. SITUATION. _      INTEREST “CENTERED. 0) MEETING  BETWEEN “MAR. SHAL: FOCH AND’ SIR HWENSRY WIERAY.

AMERICAN EYE UPON MEETING OF WAR HEADS   British, French and U. S. leaders Confer oday.

U. S. POLICY TO BE~ WATCHFUL. WAITING         ALLIED COUNCIL TO _ ~ TAKE UP SITUATION

7 §. WILL AWAT?C RESULT OQ! CONFERENCE ON RHINE— AMERICA IS TO PARTICIPATE,

WASHINGTON AWAITS ALLIED COURSE: OW GERMAN UPHEAVAL   Interest Centers on the Meeting of Foch With Other Military Leaders.

US, TO AWAIT — DEVELOPMENTS   Policy of “Watchful Waiting’ Has Been Adopted Regarding German Revolution.   ALLEN AT CONFERENCE

AMERICAN FORCES MAY BE USED TO PRESERVE ORDER   President Wilson and State Depart ment Watching Course to be Adopted by Allies.

“WATCHFUL WAITING” 4SU.S. GERMAN POLIC\   Interest Centers in Meeting Held Today in Freonch Hendquarters on the Rhine.

U.S. WATCHES GERMAN AFFAIRS ~— WITHINTEREST   No Moye Will ke Made Until Condi tions Are Mure Seitled in That i Country   INTEREST CENTERS IN MEETING OF GENERALS   Foch Calls Conference to Discuss Military Action in View of : Revolution

STATE DEPARTMENT WATCHES AND WAITS   General Alien, Amerienn Commander, to Use 15,000 Treops to Linforee Order In U. 8S.  Arena,

PLAN. CITY BEAUTIFUL   Women’s "Clubs, Community Club, and City Council Want Clean-Up.   CAMPAIGN OFFICERS’ CHOSEN   Four Ward Chairmen and Captain for Each Block to be Named—This 1s -£ Part of National, Movement.

ALGONA TO CLEAN UI   City To Have a ‘‘Cleanup’’ and ‘‘Paint-Up”’ Campaign.   Mrs. E. J. Murtagh, Mrs. H. C. Ad. ams, Mrs. S. B, French and Earl Peterson, Officials,

DISPERSE MASS MEETING   Japanese Socialists Gathering Broker Up by Police in Tokio.

SOCIALISTS. DIDN'T HAVE MUCH CHANCE IN JAPAN   The Tokio Police Broke Up the Meeting When First Speaker Started,

EBERT TROOPS HOLDING WESEL   Heavy Firing Heard During the Night; Occasional Artillery Flurries.   CLAIM AN AMPLE FORCE

GERMANS BRING CIVIL STRIFE TO BELGIAN GATES   Great Forces Massed at Wesel Ready for Bat an...

WOMEN FIGHTING  GERMAN TROOPS   Many Antisemitic Riots Are Re: forted in the Ruhr ~ _ District.   BIG BATTLE AT WESEL   Government Forces Still Holding Towr Against the Communists—Ebert "Reaches Agreement With  Strike Leaders.

BD DEAD, 100 nURT Ao 10,000 GERMAN REDS, ARNIY CLASH   6.000 Troops Besieged in Wese Since Monday Night Said to Still Be Holding Town.   KEEP ONE SIDE OPEN TO ADMIT HELP OR TO FLEE   Fortress Is Nearly Girdied b: Workers of Guerilla Ways Who’ve Chased Troops.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS STILL HOLDING - WESEL SAFELY AGAINST BESIEGERS

EBERT TROOPS HOLDING FOR?   NEARLY SURROUNDED, HOWEVER, BY “LINES OF WOREMEN’S, ARMY,

GOVERNMENT HOLDING NORTH SIDE OF TOWN FOR FORCED RETREAT   Belgians Intern All Who Flee Across Rhine; 6000 Ger  mans Clash in Skirmish With 15,000 Communists; 62 Killed and 100 Wounded; Belgium Puts Troops on Border to Handle Outbreaks Across Roundarv.

Situation in Germany Is but Little Changed from Yesterday.   BERLIN 1S STILL _ WITHOUT LIGHTS

FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN — WESEL REGION   Government Troops Besieged In City Stull Holding Oui Against. Red Forces Who Attack .   NEW GERMAN CABINET MATTER OF FEW HOURS   Independent Socialists Are Expected to Be Given Some Important Portfolios In new  Body

UNE AVENUE Ut RETREAT Till OPEN AT WESEL   Gateway to German Town Still Held; Allies Permit Ruhr Basin Drive, Is Reported.

WESEL ON ARIE HELA BY TROOP:   DETACHMENT OF BELGIANS WITH ARTILLERY STANDING NEAR BRIDGE.

ARE AGAIN TO - DISCUSS FIUME   Gathering of Diplomats in Paris To Tackle Matter Monday.   QUESTION WON'T SEEM TO DOWN

TRYING T0 FIND A WAY TO HANDLE FIUME QUESTION   Conference and Premiers and Foreign Ministers Are Still Undecided.

WiLL RETURN TO OKLAHOMA   Fulkerson Wires Freelin g He Will Come Back to Defend His Pardon.   CREEKMORE PARDON MAY BE CONTESTED

ALLEGED DEFAULTER 10 RETURN TOOKLAROMA OF HIS OWN VOLITION AND FIGHT FOR HIS FREEDOM

CAROLINA GINS’ THREATENED   Governor Notified of Warning Placed on Door of Building near Bishopviile.

GINS THREATENED IN S. C.    Warning Ils Placed on Door of Build. ing Near Bishopville.

RULES RENT LAW UNGONSTITUTIONAL   New York Supreme Justice Renders Decision Against Tenant.

RENT LAWS HELD UNCONSTITUTIONA   New York Jndge Says They De prive Landlords of Repossession of Property

N. Y. RENT LAWS ARE INVALID      Supreme Court Justice Calls New Statutes Unconstitutional.

CONGRESS TALKS QF BONUS PLAN    Affidavit of Need ts Latest Proposal of Those Who Oppose Measure; ' MVarious Phases of Four-Fold Choice  idea Are Attacked.

‘FOUR-FOLD PLAN OF AID ONL) PART. or PROGRAM NOT UN DER FIRE,   DEMOCRATS WANT TO EXTEND BONUS TO ALI   Others Would Confine It To Those , Willing To Swear They Are Actually In Need Of It. 4

AGREEMENT ON BONUS SOUGHT   House Committee Meets To day in Effort to Compromise Views on Soldier Relief.   PLANS DIFFER WIDELY

SEEK COMPROMISE ON BONUS PROGRAM!   DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS DO NOT AGREE ON PAY, MENT OR COLLECTION OF SOLDIER AID

SOLDIER BONUS [ED BY COMMITTEE      General Features of Measure Agreed Upon, Some Objections.  TO SEEK “COMPROMISE

THE BONUS PLANS   Committee is Trying to Decide on the Question of Giving Bonus   DEMOCRATS FOR ALL

COMPROMISE ON _ SOLDIER BONUS   One Plan May Require Affidavit That Applicant Needs Cash

DISCUSS SOLDIER BONUS PLANS   House Committee Meet in Effort To Reach Compromise

OULDIER BONUS BILL UNCERTAIN   House Ways and Means Committee Endeavor to Effect a Compromise. '   FOUR-FOLD PLAN OF AID   Cash Payment Wiil Amount to About $1.25 for Each Day of Service.

hx-Service Men To Be Offered Four Options Under Pressent Tlonuse Plans

AFFIDAVIT FOR SERVICE MAN'S BONUS   Plan to Make Him Show Actual Need Is Imperative.

LAND WANTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE   Bogan Business College Here, and Charged With Obtaining Funds Under False Pretense.

Land Wanted on Serious Charge   Began Business College here, and  Charged with Obtaining Funds

GREAT OAY FOR FAVORITE oONG AT CONVENTION   Twelve Candidates Are Named Amid Applause and Tumult.   M’ADOO IS STAR OF SESSION   Burris Jenkins of Kansas City Names the Former Secretary of Treasury, Notwithstanding Receipt of Telegram Asking That He Be Not Nominated.

FAVORITE SONS’ DAY AT FRISCO; 12 NOMINATEL   Oratory and Applause, Shouting -and Tumult for Seven* _._..Hours,,   JENKINS NOMINATES. M’ADOO   Declares That He Knows McAdoo Will Accept the Nomination—Pandemonium Broke. Loose, Lasting Fully as Long as Demonstrations for Palmer, Cox and Gmith.

PROFITS 10 BE PROBED   G.0.P. LEADERS CONFER IN WASHINGTON   Cuban Product Consigned te Chicago at 91/. Cents; It Is Said.   Oratory and Applause, Shouting and Tumult for Seven Hours.   Harding and Coolidge Meet for the First Time Since Convention.   JENKINS NOMINATES M'ADOC   ON WATCH FOR GOUGERS   CHAIRMAN HAYS ALSO ARRIVES   s Deciares That He Knows McAdoo Wil! Accept the Nomination—Pandemonium Broke Loose, Lasting Fully as Long as Demonstra-' tions for Paimer, Cox and Smith. .   Shipment Consists of About 5,000,000 Pounds and Is Billed to Packers, Canners and Wholeasiers,  Via Canada.   Subjects Discussed at the Confer. ence Inciude Addresses to Ge Given at Coming Notification Ceremonies and Pians for Campaign.

REFUSED TO TAKE ORDERS   Three Hundred Russian Troops Revolted Sun- ' day, Says Report

RUSSIAN TROO STAGE A. REVOLT   Three Hundred at Vladivos tok Took Possessions of Barracks Temporarily. -

URGES MEASURES TO FORCE S0V'T TO FURNISH AID   American Legion After Results for E.x-Service Men

Nepresentatives in, Capital. to Urge Enactment of ~ Legislation »   WILL INTRODUCE LAWS TO “CURB RED TAPE”   ‘Would do Away With “Long Winded Talk About’ ’ Cooperation’ and ... Coordination”

COMBINING OF WAR AGENCIES FAVDRED   LEGION PROPOSES MEASURE TO CUT “RED TAPE” IN __.. . BUREAUS.

LEGION PROPOSES 70 CUT RED TAPE   Notifies Federal Bureaus, Government Will Be Compelled to Function   TO FORCE LEGISLATION   Committee Urges Less, Talk and More Action for Dis. _. abled Service Men

AMERICAN LEGION WARS ON RED TAPE OF U, S, BUREAUS   Would Compel Immediate Ac tion on Part of Government in Dealing With Soldiers   CONSOLIDATION OF THAEE U, $. AGENCIES DEMANDED   Legion Representatives Seek Action by New Congress

LEGION ACTS 10  AND DISABLEL   Demand That Various Gov: ernment Agencies Be Con“ solidated Under One Head

LEGION PLANS SHORT CUT 10 AID THE DISABLED   Red Tape of Departmenta Washington Must Make Way for Prompt Service.

LEGION WOULD CUT-RED TAPE TO GET RELIEF   Demand That U. S. Put an End to DillyDallying.

COULD NOT VOTE FOR W.6.; SOES QUER FALL   Hamburg, N. Y., Man Calmly Commits Suicide at Niagara

Calmly Wades Into River. W aves Hand to Sightseers. Plunges Over Niagara Fall:

OES OVER FALLS TO END HIS LIF!   Man Monnis Railing at Prospect Pomt and Leaps Into River Above Niagara Falls

JUMPED OVER FALLS. AND NU WONDE   MAN COULDN'T VOTE FOR HARDING SO IKE WENT OVER NIAGARA FALLS. _

MAN CARRIED OVER FALIA,   Waded Ont Into Niagara River— Wares Hand at Brink.

SECRET CODE OF ANARCHISTS IS DISCLOSED   Inventor of System Used B World Radicals Held By Polic At Chicago.

SEEK ASSOCIATES  OF JAUNUIKGA   Take One of Leaders of In tarnationaile. ;

ANARCHIST KING IS NABBED; PLOT SEEN   Code Taken From Chess Boarc Explained; Other Reds Sought.

CHICAGO POLICE COMB CITY FOR OTHER RADICALS   Leader of Anarchists E) plains Code Letter Methods.

ITALIAN PRESS SEES, NEW LABOR CONFLIC   Seizure of Factories in Italia ities, However, Declared ‘Not Alarming.

RUNS AMUCK; KILLS HIMSELF   Washington State Man Slays One Woman and Shoots Another.

SHOOTS 2 WOMEN; KILLS SELF   Leavenworth’ (Wash.) Man Run ‘Amuck and Tries to Murder Three + Before Killing Himself. °

VANDERBILT MARRIES MISS LITTLETON TODA)   Largest Wedding Cake in the World. Provided for Guests Many Ex-Service Men Invited.

VANDERBILT WEDDING IS HUMDINGEF   Young Cornelius and Mis: Littleton Receive Gifts Valued at Almost a Million.

C, VANDERBILT JR. WEDS   Ines Miss Rachel Tdttlelon, Chatta: none, Tenu., as Ertde.

we IV E THOUSAND, ~ INVITATIONS   Several: Hundred. Dough. boys Invited to Ate ~~" “tend Wedding. -

5,000 ARE ASKED TO WEDDING OF C. VANDERBIL   Gifts Worth a Million Are Re. ceived; Marries Miss R, T <3¢]latan - .

WEDDING STIRS N.Y. SOCIET   “Corny'’ Vanderbilt Wed: Miss Littleton.

CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, JR., WEDS MISS LITTLETON, OF CHATTANOOGA   Five Thousand Invitations Out, Many to Doughboy Comrades of Groom in 27th Division—Gifts Valued at Million Are Received by Young Couple—-Gift of Old Family Servant Among Most Highly Prized.

The Littleton and Vanderbilt Wedding   Gifts Worth Nearly a Million Dollars Given as Presents at the Wedding.

RECRUITING TO BE RESTRICTEL   SAID TO BE INTERFERING WITH LABOR NEEDED ON FARMS.

FARMERS HIT BY RECRUITING      Army Will Draw Less From Farms Due to Labor Shortare

WILL RECRUIT IN CITIES.         Plans Changed By Meorctary Baker on Complaint of Farmers.

eT In. Army ze Be eraatter Sought Large ‘ and Urban Districts. z

FORD. DEALERS   FORD COMPANY ANNOUNCE RE DUCTIONS AVERAGING TWEN. TY PER CENT ON ALL MODELS MANUFACTURED BY THEM.

PRICE DROP Is      FORD COMPANY ANNOUNCE RE DUCTIONS. AVERAGING TWEN  ~ ‘FY PER CENT ON ALL MODEL! MANUFACTURED RY THEM.

TWO AMERICANS KILLED IN HOM WITH RUSSIANS   American Armored Car Crew Clashes With Forces of Gen. Semenoff Jan. 10

FRANCE CANNOT TRUST GERMANY   Millerand Explains That Ade Guate, Guarantees Must Be Given By: Berlin Heads. :   CENTRAL EUROPE SMILES

REPLY TO BRITISH NOTE ‘SAYS FULL GUARANTEES MUST GO WITH PROMISE   United States Will Make N Public Announcement on Its Attitude Now

FRANCE REFUSES TO WITHDRAW FROM THE RHINE   BRITAIN THREATENS TO WITHDRAW FROM COUNCIL OF AMBASSAPORS TY FRENCH PER. SIST IN FOCH'S POLICY.

FRANCE CAN'T ACCEPT WORD OE GERMAN)   That the Treops Will hg Remover From the Neutral Zone Says ’ Mallerand.

FRANCE WILL NOT REMOVE HER TROOPS   Milierand Sends Note ir Answer to Great Britain’s Epistle.

 Tho Premier Polsted Out Gut: Meme   Was Comtromted With Germany's   Repeated Failures to Obey Terme of Raha Pact.

WILL NOT ACCEPT GERMAN PLEDGES; TO PROTECT SELF   Premier Promises 7: Ask Allies Before Further Action.

France Promises To Take No Action Alone Hereafta:   But Wil Obtain Consent of AM Allie in Enforcing Versallles

French Premier Replies to Britain in Regard to Invasion of Germany. —

FRANCE INSISTS) ON GUARANTE N ~REPLY TO BRIAN   PLEDGES HERSELF HOWE : HEREAFTER GET ALLIES' cos SENT IN TREATY QUESTION   SAY ALLIED. ALLIANG  MUST BE. TIGHTENEL   Points Out Germany's Repeateli Fail:  ure to Obcy Terms of: Treaty  _of Versailles.’ ~ i

BOR AR OPPOSES NARUING PLAN LEAGUE CHANGE   Views of “Particular Individuals” Will Have No Effect on Party, Idaho Senator Says.

HANDING }  LEAGUE PLAN ATTAGKED EY SEN, BORA   Idaho Leader Begins Speak ing Tour to Help Brandevee   7 ILL WORK FOR G. 0. P. SUCCESS     Harding Switches Views to Coincide With Those of Borah

TREATY OPPONENT DECLARES PACT 18 SHARE OF ENGLISH   ich Asserts America Best Fulfill Traditions Uthampered by Alliances.  “Sol As in Danbury   SHOGLD AVOID INTRIGUES — OF CONTINENT, HE DECLARES   Scheme Means Military Burden or Shoulders of Future Generatio: Claims Leader of "Irreconcila bles” in Broadside on Covenant

HARDING'S IDEA  COUTED  i .   a  BORAH DECLARES WE°LL NEVER BELONG IN ANY LEAGUE.

ADOOCIATION —¢ [> FOUGHT BY DANO CHIEF  HARDING'S IDEA!   HARDING'S IDEA ' SCOUTED   BORA DECLARES WELL NEVER BELONG IN ANY LEAGUE.

BURAH OPPOSES HARDING'S LEAGUE UF NATIONS PLAN   Idaho “Republican : Irreconcil. able” Opens Speaking Tour In East and Declares Agamst Substitute.

BORAH OPPOSES AN ALLIANCE   idaho Senator in New Speech ts Against Senator Harding’s Propoced Plan.

Republican “Trreconcilable’  Refuses to Follow Senator  Harding’s Lead   WILL.NOT..BACK. ANY SCHEME WITH FUROPE   America’s Influence for Good Js Its Complete Freedom, a He Declares.

BENDED BACK OF U. S. IS STRAINED ENOUGH, HE SAYS   Irreconcilable Says Europe Wants to Shift Her Burdens to America   HELPS SEN. BRANDEGEF   SENATOR SAYS ALL SCHEMES LEAD TO BUT ONE DESTINATION—EUROPE

JU. S. Always Powerful i World Affairs When _ She Retains Complete Freedom.

BORAH SCORES HARDING IDEA OF “ASSOCIATION”   Speaking for Senator Brandegee Connecticut Irreconcilable, ~ Fights League Pian

BORAH OPPOSES AROING'S PLA           dalio:-“Sehator *: Objects . to “Nominee’s “Idea” of- Asso-. ciation. of -Natioig:

BORAN FIGHTS PROPOSALS OF SEN, HARDING   Idaho Senator Against Entry of America Into Nation Association.   ‘IRRECONCILABLE” NOT FOR LEAGUE SUBSTITUTE   Opens Four Day Campaign im Behalf of Candidacy of  __ Brandegee in State of Connecticut

BORAH AGAINST ANY TIE AT ALL   piers WITH HARDING ON A :  pacyT WITH ETROPYF.. :   WANTS UNITED STATES ALOOF   Idaho “Senator Says the Old World Shenld Fight ita Own Battiles nnd Make Its Own Kind of Leagues.

IS AGAINST ANY ALLIANCE   Senator Borah of Idahe in Warning to Senator Harding.

“ASSOCIATION” IS OPPOSED BY BORAI   Idaho Senator Speaks in Behali of Candidacy of Colleague Brandegee.

W. VA. MINERS IN BATTLE   State Militia Reported Ready to Go ty Raleigh County—Number Re. ported Killed.

MINERS IN W. VA. BATTLE   Troops Ready to Go to Scene—Repor Says Some Killed.

REPORT PLOT 10 GET ARMS INTO IRELAND   Rifles, Machine Guns and Ammunition Seized   London Paper Says They Were of German Make—Barracks Blown Up

HELD RIFLES   Attempt To Smuggle Guns and Munitions into Ireland Unearthed.   ARMS WERE OF GERMAN MAKE

BEER BARRELS. HELD RIFLES   Attempt To Smugglk Guns and Munition: into Ireland Unearthed   ARMS WERE OF GERMAN MAKI

SEIZE ARMS SENT TO IRISH   Smuggling Plot Is Unearthed Wher German Rifles Are Discovered on Vessel.

VICE: PRESIDENT’S ~ ADOPTED SON DIES   Three-Year-Old. Morrison. Mar shalk, Poor Woman: s Child,  « eves wee sn we

Ais hag gt a ges “ea  VOTING FOR” “PRESIDENT   Record-Breaking- Tally Expected in President: ial Primaries. Women Get Chance to Exercise Franchise:   DEVELOPMENT

att Ee i  HRY ib rie ib la  THE  Se  i HEL lau   A Record-Breaking Vote is Being Cast ‘uere Today en Presidency.   DEFINITS EAPRESSION OF PUBL eA Tia SNT   Chief Interest Centering on reierential Vote on Renihiieran Cancd:.lates.

ATTEMPTING TO SECURE 3 MORE   SUFFRAGE LEADERS POUNDING STATE SENATORS TO FAVOR OXE DAY SESSION   LOWER HOUSE IS PLEDGED

REQUIRE NAMES _ OF THREE MORI   WOMEN’S FRANCHISE LEAGUE NEEDS THREE MORE PLEDGES FOR LIMITED SESSION

HUN MONARCHIST SHOOTS ERZBERGER   Wounded, Watch Chain Defiects Bullet, Saves Life.   SHOT IN THE SHOULDER   German Youth, Son of a Bank Official, Tries to Kill the Minister of Fi. nance—Assassin Taken by the Police.

GERMAN YOUTH SHOOTS MINISTER   Erzberger Wounded, Watch Chain Deflects Bullet, Saves Life.   SHOT IN THE SHOULDER   German Cadet, Son of a Bank Official, Tries to Kill the Minister of Finance—-Assassin Taken by the Police.

ERZBERGER-~ IS SHOT BY AN ASSASSIN   German Minister of Finance Attacked as He Leaves  Courts Building.   BULLET ENTERS SHOULDER   His Assailant, a Young Cadet Officer and Sen of Benk Official, is Arrested—A Second Bullet Glanced Off Victim's Watch Chain.

WILL NOT PLEAD INSANITY   Grand Gury Will Convene Today t fans'der Watson Case.

KANGAS, TRA PREATLY DELAYED   REPORTS INDICATE THAT STOR) IS SWEEPING IN EASTWARD DIRECTION,

MEXICANS WARNED 10 NOT TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE SNMIT TL!   Told That if Put in Jail For Refusa Their Government Will Get Them Out.

HG NCEE SHOWN AN DEPOSITS   Reserve in: ‘Banks. “in System Larger By $193, 385,000, Report ~ Shows,

BANKS SHOW RESERVE INCREASE      Im the Western States a Reduction Is Reported.

NUGENT DOES NOT TAKE MATTER SERIOUSL)   New Jersty Democratic Leader is Invited to Run for President on a Wet Platform.

NUGENT BOOM [8S STARTED.   Heeex Democrats Wont Lewd@er as "We Candidate

New Angle To Elwell Mystery Case Develops   Housekeeper and Chauffeur Held As Material Witnesses   NEW CLUES FOUND BY INVESTIGATORS

Saye eT: ae eee! Ee ee ME et RE, ne See ee  ELWELL MURDER MYSTERY GROWS DEEPER HOURLY   Investigation Leads to the Belief That Slain Man ' . Had Lost Wealth

NEW LEAD SECURED IN ELWELL MURDER   Police Think Tney Have Clex That May Lead to Clearing Up of the Mystery.

N THE SEARCH FOR. SLAYER 0 10S. ELWELL   Wealthy Clah Man—Young Woman Says She Spent 48 Hours With Him Before His Death. —

BATTLE HYMN OF AEPUBL TE 1S SUNE   A TREMENDOUS EMOTIONAL WAVE SWEEPS VAST AU. DIENCE AT OPENING   ‘Senators Simnions and Glass Were  Placed in Nomination—Two States Second Nomina.  tion of McAdoo,

WILL CONCLUDE THE NOMINATION SPEECHES AND  - MAY BALLOT   Under Rwes Program Following Nom inating Talks is Report of Plat form Committee. Majority Yot May Suspend Rules and Proceed t *Baliot. OP sg

NOMINATIONS -ARE BEING MADE THIS AFTERNOON   New Mexico Man Secunds Namins tien of Wee G. MeAday with Sharte Sareeh   NORTH CAROLINA “MAN : * WAVES SENATOR SIVMVMONS   Expected that Balloting SU!  Re Started, This Evening Folblowing BRecess

HOLDING UP NICeLy.   New Street Material Seens to be Meeting AN Demands.

[Don't Let Government Mail Truck Smash You; No Monev for Damages

HOVIETS MAY WSIST ON TERMS TOO SEVERE FOR THE POLES TO ACCEPT   Doubt Expressed as to Whether Agreement for Arr Will Come Out of Negotiations

SEE NO HOPE FOR TRUCE   Diplomats in Paris Believe Russian Terms Will Be Too Severe for Poles.

BRITISH HAVE. NO NEWS FROM: ARMISTICE MEE   Foreign Office Pressing Represen tatives for Any Serap of . Information.   POLISH DELEGATES: REACH ‘BARANOVITCHI, 18 REPORT   Warsaw Expresses  “Doubt  That  * Negotiations, Will Bring  Agreement.   BOLSHEVIKI TOO SEVERE   Hot. Fighting Along River Narew, - Occurs Over Sunday; Bolsheviki Gaining. ~

POLISH-SOVIET ARMISTICE IS NOT PROBABLE   Believed Soviet Authoritie: Will Insist on Terms Toc Severe for Poles to Accent.

POLE-SOVIET PEACE THOUGHT UNLIKELY   SOVIET INSISTS ON TERMS TOK HARSH FOR POLES TO REAR

Believes. “Bolshevik Terms Will Be Too Severe,for . Acceptance.   ‘EXPECT LONG DELAY   Final Action on Armistice May Not Be Taken for Ten Days.

SOVIET HAY ASK POLES T00 MUCK   DIPLOMATS EXPRESS DOUBT OF AN ARMISTICE WITH SOVIET   Rumania Issues an Ultimatum Demanding the Withdrawal ot. Russian Troops

COMMITTEE 10 RATION SUGAR      Decision to Regulate Distribu tion Among Confectioners Reached

PLAN AFGOT TO RATION SUGAR TA CONFECTIONERS   Situation is Charactericed ay More Critical Shan at Any Time During tho War.

COMMITTEE TO RATION SUGAR TO BE FORMED   Confectioners Throughout Country Will Be Given Certain  Amount of Sweets Is Plan.

RATION SUGAR TO ‘CONFECTIONERS   Palmer Assistant Says Sugar Situation More Serious Than at Any Time During War.

PLAN SUGAR RATION FOR CANDY MAKERS   ihution Committee Will be armed Oftielaly Have Annaniaeed

CONECTIONERS aNTONE      Distribution Committee. for ‘Nation Wil-Be- Formed Within Two: Weeks ~~

PLAN SUGAR RATION FOR CANDY MAKERS   A Distribution Committee Will be Fermed Ofiicials Have Announced

COMMITTEE TO RATION SUGAR IN TWO WEEKS   Sugar Situation is Declared Most Serious of Any Time During the War and Action is Needed.

SUGAR RATION - PLANS AGAIN   CONFECTIONERS THE FIRST TO (OME ENDER NEW ROLE   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   EVEN MORE SO THAN DURING:  RHE WAR. SAYS OFFICTAL.   “AssiMant- Attorney General Says Action Will he Taken ina Short While.

SUGAR RATION. WILL BE BEGUN IN TWO WEEKS   Us S.-Offers Confectioner Last: Chance. to. Aid. in

GOV. COX PRAISES ~ SEN. JOHNSON   Admires Californian for His   Frankness and Lack of Am biguity or Hypocrisy   Democratic, Nominee Opens His California Campaign With Speech at Sacramento

PRAISES HIRAM DENSON FOR CANDOR IND PROGRESSIVENESS “IN SPEEGH AT FRISCL   Reaction Appeals te the Democratic Candidate  Fin Persistent Fight ar   1S JOHNSON WOULD HAVE CARRIED OHIO PRIMARIES

COX PRAISES SEN. JOHNSON: FLAYS 6.0. P   Declares Johnson Could Have Carried Ohio in   Primary.

GOV. COA FLAYS BIG BUSINESS AND THE G. 0. P   And Comments Hiram Johnson For Frankness and Lack of Hupeerisy

JOHNSON’S PROGRESSIVISM IS PRAISED BY COX   He is Highly Commended For  is Frankness—IiIs No Hypo crite—Candidate Flays Senators Supporting Harding.

COX PRAISES HIRAM BUT FLAYS OTHERS   Though He Differs With California Senator He Says His Frankness is to. be Admired,  says: Repub: Can't. Expect  tinnrt Beam Penoreceiyed,

LUXSAYSHIRAM JOHNSON COULD HAVE WON OHIO   Next President in California Speech Today Lauds G. 0. P. Progressives, ~   SENATORIAL OLIGARCHY IS AGAIN DENOUNCED    Speaker Declares No Progres sive Republican Can Con sistently Support Harding.

COX HAS WORD _ OF PRAISE FOR HIRAM JOHNSON      Tells California Audience He Cannot See How Progressive Republicans Can Support KMarding.

“BIG BUSINESS” FLAYED BY COX   DEMO NOMINEE PRAISES JOHN SON FOR PROGRESSIVISM

“Gov. Cox. Made Many Friends In Oregon But Not Enough To Carry State”

HI JOHNSON “FOR CANDOR   Governor - ‘Praises © -Califor nian for. Wide Open’ Poli- ~ eies ih Coast Speech,   BIG: BUSINESS PLAYED  BY. STANDARD BEARER

OV. GOK OF OM PRAISES JOHNSO)   Says He Admires California . Senator for His F Candor. _

COX ARRIVES IN CALIFORNIA AND LAUDS SENATOR JOHNSON   Democratic Nominee Says He Differs With the Senator on ~ International Policies, but “I Respect the Man For His Candor.”

IN CALIFORNIA TALK COX LAUDS HIRAM JOHNSON   High in Praises of Favorite Son in Speech at State Capital.

COX PRAISES JOHNSON, ALTHOUGH DIFFERING WITH HIN) IN POLITIC   Says He Admires California Senator for Frankness anc Lack of Ambiguity or Hypocrisy—Talks of Boss Rarnes' Return to  eadershin

Progressive G. 0. P May Have to Form New Party, Says Cox   Declares “Sen. Jc Johnson Was ’ Humiliated; “Big Busi . need’ Rules

SENATOR JOHNSON PRAISED BY GOV. COX IN ADDRESS   STYLES CALIFORNIAN AS EX. PONENT OF PROGRESSIVISM IN SACRAMENTO SPEECH.   ADMIRES HIM FOR HIS  FRANKNESS, HE CLAIM:

GOVERNCR COX. HS PRAISE FOR HREM JOHNSON   Californian ‘Deciared to Stand  Out Because of. His Pro gressive. Tendencies   REACTION SCORED IN SACRAMENTO ADDRESS   Nominee Likens 1920 G. 0.-P. Convention to One Bitieriy - Resailer] By Roosevelt

JOHNSON BEATEN BY BIG BUSINESS GOV.COX ASSERTS   Refused To Be Puppet, So Harding Was Chosen, He Charges.

FIGHTING AND FIRES RAGE IN  ULSTER TOWN   PITCHED BATTLE BREAKS OUT TODAY BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND SHIPBUILDERS.   DEATH LIST NOW REACHES 26   Civilian Was Shot to Death in Belfest For Violation of the Curfew Law.

DEATH LIST 1S INCREASED TO TWENTY-SIX AS BATTLE RAGES UNDER SMOKE CLOUDS   Sinn Feiners Attack Train of Ship Workers, But Are Subdued by Soldiers

Five More Deaths Have Occurred In-‘Street ~. - Battles; ==   SEVEN THOUSAND NOW HOMELESS   Pitched Battles Between Uniea fats And Sinn Feiners Occur Frequently.

BELFAST RIOTS UNGHEGKED FIVE MORE KILLED   Raging Conflagrations Darken Skies Over ¢ City.   7000 ARE HOMELESS   Evictions Of Sinn te Sympathizers Still Continue.

LOSING POWER OVER MEXICO   Forces Disintegrate Without Giving Battle to theRebels, —   ‘MARCH TO BE MADE ON ” NATIONAL CAPITAL SOON   Prediction Made That 10,000 Froops Will Travel Through  Chihuahua to Leading —  .. City of Nation. =

ADMIT CARRANZA POWER WEAKENS   Dispatch of Torpedo Boats No Indication Foreigners Are in Danger   AT KEY WEST TO-DAY   Officials Do Not Believe the President of Mexico Can Hold Much Longer

WASHINGTON SEES CARLY OOWNFALL PARRANTAR E SIME    SIX DESTROYERS HAVE SAILED FOR SOUTHERN WATERS AS PROTECTION MEASURE,   ARMY DAILY = CRUMBLES   Mexican President Would Have Difficulty in Leaving Nation Officials Belief—Rebels On All Sides of Capital .

CARRANZA REGIME BELIEVED NEARING END OF TTS RUL   Power of Chief Rapidly Dimin ishing as Revolt Spreads— Flotilla of U. S. Destroyers  Dispatched to Key West.

REVOLT (a TWICE Ao oTRONG NOW AS GOVERNMENT   Mexican President is Hemmed in on all Sides by the Rohalc   WILL FIND IT DIFFICULT TO FLEE THE COUNTRY   Federal Garrisons Are Joining Revolution Even Before Being Directly Threatened.

CARRANZA LOSES OPPORTUNITY T0 MAKE AN ESCAPE   Ten Thousand Rebels Will Invade Mexican Capital From State of Chihuahua      FEDERAL TROOPS ACCEPT OVERTURES FROM REBELS   Naval Commander Confers as to Procedure When Fleet Reaches Mexican Port

CARRANZA POW’R IS WANING FAST   Departure of Destroyer Flotilla to Southern Waters Does Not Indicate Immediate Danger   REVOLT GAINS IMPETUS   Rebels Claim Carranza Will Have Difficulty in Fleeing from x exico City

REBEL RISING GROWING BIG   SWELLING PROPORTIONS DAILY THRLOUT MEXICO.   FEDERAL FORCES IN MINORITY   OVERTHROW OF CARRANZA AN EARLY POSSIBILITY.   Diminishing Power Admitted by Ofe ficials at Wasbieqten—Americane Not Belleved te e Be ie Daeeager.

CARRANZA’S GOVERNMENT 1S TOTTERING   In Gpinion OF Official Washington, President Of Mexico Can not Much Longer Maintain His Pecos De te   HEMMED IN ON ALL SIDES   Federal Troops Twice Outnumber-   ed By Rebels, Whose Forces Have Been Growing So Rapidly Ae To Re Bialaraceng   REVOLUTION ' iS BLOODLESS

CARRANZA ARMY ONLY DISSOLVING WITHOIIT BATTLE   Recognition of His Diminishing Power Admitted by American Government Officials.   BLOODLESS REVOLUTION FAST SPREADING SOUTH   Rebel Claims That President Would Have Viiticully in Leaving Country Supprted by Reports From Official Sources—Flotilla of Destroyers Sent to Mexican Waters,

1,5. DISPATCHES SIKDESTROYERS TO MEX WATERS   Ifficials Believe Car-ranza’s Power Dtiminishing Rapidly   29LAN MARCH ON MEXICO CITY  =

LESOCMING POWER OF CARRANZA RECOGNIZED   f MANY OFFICIALS CONVINCED HE CAN NOT REE? AUTHORITY MUCH LONGER.   ARMY 1 DAILY DISSOLVING   Sending of Destroyer Flotilla Not Taken to Indicate Immediate Danger to Foreigners. °

ARRANZA MY HAVE TROUBLE TAKING LEAVE   PORTS CLOSED TO HIM AND TRIP OVERLAND TO U. S. BORDER WOULD BE HAZARDOUS   War Ships Sent By Washington To Be Used Only In Emergency Of Battle Between Factions.

DEO AOYERS ARE  OPLEDING FROM thol COAST 10 MEXICAN WATERS   Dispatch of Flotilia Does Not Indicate, However. That Foreigners Are Ia Immediate Danger, Claim.   FEDERAL SOLDIERS ARE DESERTING PRESIDENT   Washington Officials Are of the Opinion That the Days of the Present Regime in Mexico Are Numbered.

MEAICAN REBELS MAKING INROADS UPON GARRANZ!   Power of President Is Rapidly Waning, It Is Generally Admitted.   His Soldiers Daily Joining Revolutionists and He Is Over a Crater.

REBEL FORCE TWICE THAT OF GOVERNMENT   Carranza Armies Dissolve BeoKore Rabel Savane Re

BLOODLESS REVOLT SWEEPING COUNTRY   Rébel Strength is Estimated to be Double that of Government and Nowhere is Resistance Being Offered to Advance of Revolution—Car i Mow Would Have Diffealty in Escaping from  Mexico According to Rebels

VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT IN DAMAGE SUIT   Township Exonerated From Blame For Causing Jacob Lengel’s Death   FARM LEASE. INVOLVED   In Suit Brought by Alderman Seltzer Against Jacob Swanger

BACCHUS COMES BACK IN FORM OF RAISIN ; IMPORTS INCREASE, 1,400 PER CENT

MRS. WM. BONE      Death of Former Citizen aft Home in Evansvilfe.

NEW COUNTY AGENT ARRIVES IN PRINCETON   Virgil Mood Plans To Get Fi Touch With Farmers at Earliest Date.

PRISONERS TIE UP TRUSTY AND FLEE   Safe Blowers And Highwaymen Saw Way Out Of Steubenville Jail

DUR OTAGE HEAL JAIL BREAK   Eastern Ohio Prison Short Quartet of Criminals oday

COX ATTACKS: CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICANS   Declares Chairman and G. 0, P: Newspapers Ceonspire To Sup“press” News -and “Divert Issues OF Democratic Campaien   GOVERNOR IS IN COLORADO   Says Editors Are Told To Ask Embarrasing: Questions “and «To Give Unforable Reports Of His  Pearman vane:   LEAGUE {18 AGAIN DISCUSSED

upon which -a slop bucket habit ually is placed,  i Tieserihe Tieav's Arrect

DETECTIVES BELIEVE ELWELL’S SLAYER WAS KIN OF WOMAN RUINED BY DEAD  NL   WAS REAL “LADY KILLER”   Elwell's Valet Tells Police of Empiloser’s Relations With Women ——Last Party Before Murder is Described by Guest.

ELWELL SLAYER WAS RELATIVE OF WOMAR   Rich Whist Expert Seduced Her Is Belief of Police and Br other Avenged Girl.

JAMBLER WITH HEARTS OF WOMEN SLAIN BY ‘ANNA’S’ RELATIVE, POLICE THINK

BETRAYED WOMAN MAY SOLVE MURDER   Detectives Start To Lexington, Ky., Following Clue That Brother Or Father Of Girl May Have Killed Noted New York Bridge Whist Expert.

FOLLOW NEW CLUE IN ELWELL MURDER      DETECTIVES LEAVE NEW YORK FOR LEXINGTON FOR AN INVESTIGATION.

EMPLOYES STORES SUPPLY GOODS AT COST   Groceries, Meats, Medical Supplies, Work-clothes Sold by Ford Motor Co.

CHICAGO 10 STAMP QUT GAMBLING AT — BASEBALL GAMES   Detectives Yesterday Arrested Forty-seven Bleacher Spectators For Betting, .   TO GO- THROUGH LEAGUES

AY OPEGTATORG ARE ROUNDED UP   Would Stamp Out Betting at Baseball Games  Al VIDTIINIIC PLIPARN   IN VIRTUOUS CHICAGO   Iccupants of Bleacher Seats are Haled to Court in Patrol Cars for Alleged Petting on National League Game— Guilty Ones Will Be Barred from Park Says Veeck

OVOP GAMBLING AT BALL GAMES IN BIG LEAGUES   Forty-Seven Bleacher Specta  tors Arrested in Chicago Park   IS START OF A CRUSADE

COVINGTON FAIR NEXT BIG EVENT   Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work Prizes Amount to $1000---Friday is Governors’ Day.

COTTON MANUFACTURERS CURTALMENT. 1S SHOWN IN DATA OF CONSUMPTION

COTTON CONSUMPTION LOWEST IN YEARS   Mills in the East Have Cur: tailed Production More than Those in the South Say Fig: ures Announced by Govern mont Piaread Tadaw.

CONSUMPTION OF COTTON SLIGHI   Amount of Staple Usec Last:Month Smallest in Six Years

,OWER PRODUCTION LESS CONSUMPTION   COTTON USED LAST MONTH IS THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF ANY IN THE PAST SIX YEARS.

COTTON PLANTS. CLOSING DOWN   Curtailment Is Reflected in Figures.   OCTOBER STATISTICS SHOW BIG DECLINE   Consumption Smallest it _ Six Years.

GERMAN TROOPS PUSH RED ARMY ACROSS STREAM   Regulars Drive Insurgents _ Back in Ruhr Valley * Fighting.   RED ARMY POORLY OFFICERED HOLLAND REPORTS DEGLARE   Companies of Troops Are Named for Leaders of Russian Bolsheviks.

GERMAN ARMY ADVANCES IN RIHR DISTRIC   ‘Right Wing Forces Retreat of : Reds Across the  , "Pactarhara

GERMAN FORCES DRIVE WORKERS BACK IN RUHR   Resistance of Reds is Said to Have Been Very Weak.

GERMAN REGULAR TROOPS ADVANCE ON ENTIRE FRONT   Insurgent Forces Driven Back: Red Companies Named afte Russian. and RadicalbLeaders it Other Countries

REGULARS FORGE REDS BACK   Government Army Crownec With Success Along Entire Industrial Region Front. -

GERMANS ADVANCING > AGAINST REBEL FORCE   Dutch Sources Report. Govern“ment Troops Successful,

GOVT TROOPS SUCCESSFUL   General Advance Along thé Ruhr Front Has Had Good Effect.

EBERT TROOPS — PUSH FORWARD   Government Forces Ad   ALONG ENTIRE Line   Insurgent Forces Compellec to Give Ground Afte: Week Resistance.

Girt A HERMIT FOUR MONTHS.   A Broken Arm Causes Mary Speer te eturn to Civilization

REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEE   Bemand Equal Representatior On National Committee,   HAYS INDORSES THEIR STAND

MIDWEST b. OP. WOMEN CONFER   Demand Equal Representa. tion With Men on Party’s National Committee   HEAR SPEECH  BY WILL H. HAYS

WOMEN DEMAND REPRESENTATION EQUAL WITH ME   Profess to See Endorsement o! Attitude in Speech of Chairman Hays.   TEN SUGGESTED PLANKS FOR REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   Tdwin Pr. Thayer, of Indianapolis, Will be Sergeant-at-Arms for \National Convention, With MNetiinnis Hatiield, of West Vir@inia, as Assistant—Will Again Rent Coliseum.

WOMEN DERIAND VICE ALL 60, P, APPR   PRLEGATES IN NATIONAL, CONTERENCE Ash FOR BQUAL LIGHTS

PLANKS OFFERED tbl - HOUR DAY FEMALE WORKERS   Also Forty-four-Hour Week for Those in the Industries.   Equal Opportunity With Men in Trade and Technical Education.   Men Meet to Discuss Candidates and Arrange for Convention.

WOMEN TAKEN INTOG.0.P.ON "QUALITY WITH  MALE VOTERS   Demand and Are Given Everything That Men Get.   ASK FOR PLACE ON COMMITTEE   Banquet Tendered to Will H. Hays in Chicago.

(.0.P. WOMEN ASK FOR EQUAL RIGHT:   ASK “FAIR REPRESENTATION AT NATIONAL CONVENTION NEAT JUNE,   SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE   Formal Resolution to Double Membership of National Committee, Passed at Session.

Women Seek’ Dotbling Of Mem: ‘> bership For, ‘National Conven. tion To: Allow’Each Sex. Repre:  AE.  ei Enkowen, Wiemann Rhee be   HEADOUARTERS BUSY. PLACE   Banquet. Tendered Prominent ‘Wormen At Chicago-——Effort To Safeguard Interests Of Republic Kaunote OF Sneeck.   WHAT PARTY. STANDS FOR

EQUALITY IN G. 0. P, DEMAND OF WOME   Want Member for Membe! on National Committee   Suggest Ten Planks for Platform a Chicago Conference

MID-WeaT WOMEN   They Demand Equal Representation With Men On National Committee: Expect Endorsement of Will Hays.

Representatives From Fourteen States of Mid-West Meet With National Committee in Chicago to Discuss Plans.

WOMEN IN DEMAND FOR CQUAL REPRESENTATION   Republican Feminine Party Leader: From Fourteen States at the Chicago Session.

IS POISON FIEND CRAZY? Parents Went Bail After Recover; Fram Strychnine, 

LEAGUE OF VOTERS   WOMEN TO BE. ACTIVELY INTER:  _ ESTED IN POLITE          Tipton wal Have Charter i in New OF:

LEAGUE OF VOTER   WOMEN TO BE ACTIVELY INTER. ESTED IN POLITICS.   Tipton Will Have Charter in New Organization,

STORY OF COX DIVORCE IS BEFORE CONVENTIO   Publication of Story, Causes Spec ulation as to Who Started Telling ' It,

Stepdaughter On Trial For . Shooting Man   Prosecutor Charges Ursla Broderick Murdered Her Stepfather in Bed.

MURDER 1S THEORY UF PROSECUTION   STATE DENIES PLEA OF ST. LOUIS GIRL WHO CLAIMS SHE KILLED TO SAVE HERSELF  FROM ATTACK

GIRL WHO KILLED FATHER KILLS STEPFATHER   Prosecution Charges That She Shot Mother’s Husband As He Was Asleep

For Her   FARRIERS SPONSOR NUMEROUS BILLS   FEDERATION WILL TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN THE COMING SESSION GF LEGISLATURE

FARMERS FEDERATION TOTAKE PROMINENT PAR      Committee Appeinted To Look After Legislation Of Interest To Farmers. ;

JAPAN PREPARING FOR “EMERGENCIES   Premier Emphasizes Importance Of Forming Industrial ”' Mobilization.

DESCHANELS’ RECEPTIONS MUCH COMMENTED ON   As Indicative of Fact That He Has Fully. Recovered His Health and is Able to Work

BILLY SUNDAY ON CROOKED BASEBALI   HARDEST THING UNDER THE SUS TO CORRUPT BOY SO HE WILL LOSE GAME

MICH, POLITICAL “MYSTERY SOLVED IRISH PRESIDENT   Hoover Will Net Get a Michigan Vote on First or any Other Ballot

Hoover Will Not Get : Single One of Michigan’s Votes at Convention

U. S. IS NO LONGER RURAL   Census Returns Show About 82 Per Cent of Population Live in Cities.

CENSUS SHOWS GITY LIFE 1S ABPEALIN   ON FACE OF RETURNS TABULAT. ‘ED BY THE UNITED STATES - CENSUS BUREAU ~

CITIES SHOW GREAT GAINS   Census to Show About 52 Per Cent of Yanks Are Urban.

For First Time City Population Exceeds Rural   CensusReportsShow 51 Per Cent cf People Urban

MAN ELECTRO: UIED AT. “HAVELOCK... z LAST MONDAY: BY HIGH: VOLTAGE

WILSON IN LETTER ON TREATY STAND   President to Outline Views on Reservations in Reply to Senator Hitchcock.   STANDS PAT ON ARTICLE TEN   Bs clan iil  Follows Request That Senator Simmonds Be Granted Audienee to Learn Executive’s Views.

Treaty Will Be Defeated In Senate Again This Week, it is Expected—Eight of  Fourteen Reservations

WILSON MAKES FINAL REPLY’ ON ARTICLE 1¢   LETTER SENT HITCHCOCK TO BE READ IN UNITED STATES SENATE TODAY

PEAGE TREATY ~— THE BiG (SSUE   Presidert Thinks Ie Will bs Whether or Not it May Be Ratified.   A SECOND REJECTION . EXPEGTED THIS WEEK   Bight Oui of Fourteen of the   Lodge Reservations Have Been Adorted.

WILSON REPLY ON TREATY IS: - GIVEN TODAY   ‘States Position, on . Reserva:  tious in Letter ta Nen-  ator Hitchcock

4 WOMEN IN AUTO DROWNED        ores into p Canal at Port   Arthur, Tex.

4 WOMEN IN AUTO DROWNED   Machine Plunges Through Open Bridge Inte Ship Canal at Port Arthur, Tex. 7

WOMAN IN CABINET.   secretary of Education Portfolio May Be Provided for New Voters.

DINNER PAIL AND LUNCH BOXES ARE COMING BACI   Disguised in Every Way, The Travel the Cars of Chicago Incognito.

BODIES OF DROWNED COUPLE RECOVERED   ARE REMOVED FROM SPRING RIVER 40 HOURS AFTER THEY LOST LIVES.

"WET" JERSEY 'S. “LEANING TOWARD SENAVOR HARDING   Wiate Fornicrly’ Counted for Co: ‘Now More Reyublican Than ‘Democratic.   ‘OHANGE, OF TAGTIOS IS « : FORCED BY WOMAN VOTE   Party Beaders Consider It Expo. ‘dient to. Submerge the * “4Damp’’ Issue,   EVEN-EDWARDS AFFEOTED   Governor Presides Over Conven. _ tion That Rejects a ‘‘Moist’’ Flank in Platform.

WET ISSUE HURTS N. J. DEMOCRATS   Republicans Have Big Lead Due To Women’s Opposition To Gov. Edwards Light Wine And Beer Program, Lawrence Says.

NEW JERSEY SAFELY ON SIDE OF HARDING   couNTED REPUBLICAN DESPITE PYS WET TENDENCIES.   Women Enouch te Deeide Iasuc, and They Want a Change—Governor Edwards No Longer Insisting On Moistness.

BRINDELL PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Alleged Extortion Ageat Arraigned fn New York Court.

NOT GUILTY, BRINDELL PLEA   ‘President of New York F uilding Trades Council Is Arra .ned in Court.

PRESIDENT AGAIN ASKED.      To Explain Asia Miner Conditions t » Senate.

AGREEMENT OFFER 6 MADE STRIKERS DENIED BY CLINE   4 HH AGO) DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAVS NO LEGAL ACTION TAKEN BY HIM.

FEDERAL ATTORNEY IN CHICAGO DENIES STORY OF DRASTIC STEP — MEN, IT IS SAID, ARE READY TO GO BACK AND SOME IMPROVEMENT IN WEST I$ SEEN, BUT IN THE EAST, THINGS ARE PARLOUS, ,

~-ELEGT NEGRO ~— BlohPa   Colored Folk Win 20-Yea: Battle as Resolution Is Passed

INDS BONES (OF SETTLERS   Sowa Warmer Unearths “Rridenace of Indian Massacre.

REED REPEATS: IPEN CHARGES      Democratic Senator From Mis Souri Declares Wilson Prora-. ised ‘Aid. to Balkans. ©      REPORT WILL PROVE IT

REED WILL ASK. ALL CANDIDATE SIX QUESTIONS   Missouri Senator Going to Make Them Show Hands On League of Nations.   HAS QUESTIONS -PRAMED   Will Fire Them At Both Republican and Democratic Aspirants for His Seat.

MISSOURI CANDIDATES - QUESTIONED BY REED      SENATORIAL” ASPIRANTS.” ASKED HOW THEY STAND ON LEAGUE - OF NATIONS...

REED TQ INJECT LEAGUE FIGHT IN STATE POLITICS   Candidates for U. S. Senator Will Be Asked Their Stand On Question—Prepares Questionnaire.

MORE PITTSBURG MINES CLOSE. Thirty-Eight or Two-Thirds of Deep  ain oe Boe Same wmcx

THIRTY-EIGHT MINES IN KANSAS CLOSED   High Prices of Explosives One Caus and Shortage of Cars Another, Says Mr, Richardson.

U.S, POLICY   President Requested to Say What Use May Be Made of American Troops Now in Germany.

JF HOUSE MILITARY AFFAIRS POMMIT TEE   Wants to Know America’s Policy} Regarding Troops Used In Germany.

U0. P. ACCUSED OF DISHONEST)   i ROOSEVELT CHARGES WATSO* AND “MEN LIKE HIM” WITH FALSEHOODS.

BOMB AT PITTSBURGH.   Score fajured and Two "Houses Con pletely estroyed.

SCORE INJURED   BY BOMB EXPLOSION   Gne Person Missing and Two Yrouse:  Entirely Destroyed at Pittsburg.

OUDRE INJURED IN PITTSBURG DUMB BLAST   Two Houses Wrecked a: Big Explosion Occurs In Foreign Quarter

NEWIYORK IS AFTER POLICE DEPARTMENT   Policemen and Detectives: “Charged: With Exncting Revenus Yom  Wonmn—Ddetective Held :   on B35000 Raw,

BREAN TO HGHT. WET ‘CANDIDATE A PRESIDEN      's Ought to be Dispe feed He Approves of the Stand-of Edwards of New Jersey, Bays the Nebraskan. Reade far the Bioht.

SAYS EFFORT MADE TO NOMINATE “WET” CANDIDATE   W. J. Bryan Makes Startling Disclosure of Attempts By Liquor Interests to Nominate  Candidate.

“WETS” HAVE AN EYE ON THE PRESIDENCY      At Least So Declares William J Bryan Who Says He Has Evidence To Prove. It.

BRYAN TO FIGHT = WET CANDIDATE. FOR PRESIDENT   Cijsumntngs Ought tobe Displaced if He Approves of the Stand of Edwards of New  Jersey, Says the Nebraskan. — Daander fan the Binht ’

v. YY. LONGSHOREMEN TO STRIKE,   Checkers and Stevedores will Join in Walkout, It Is Expected.

GOTHAM DOCKMEN ~ STRIKE   Between 6,000 and 7,000 Will be Affected. by the -Longshoreman Strike; Shipping Will be. Tied up.   MEN WANT WAGE INCREASE

LONGSHOREMEN START ASTRIKE   MAY AGAIN. TIE UP ALL OF NEW YORK’S SHIPPING BUSINESS.

ESPIONAGE LAW ‘S UPHELD   Supreme Court Affirms Sentences Passed on Californians by _ Lower Court.

Representatives of Mine Owners Will Meet With Wage Scale Sub-committee to Adjust Inequalities and Injustices In Present  Agreement: Want Constructive Program   WILL SEEK DELAYED INCREASE

OPERATORS AND MINERS 10 MEET   Will Attempt to Readjust Scale Inequalities   IN ANTHRACITE ZONE   Workers Accept Offer and will Endeavor to Work Out Basis of Settlement that will Pring General Satisfaction. No Demands for Wage Increases to be Dropped

INSTRUCT COMMITTEE TO MEET WITH OPERATORS   Miners Will Not D Drop Demand For Higher Pay.

Trish Raiders Continut to Destroy Post Offices and Police Barracks

TRISH RAIDERS KEEP A-GOING   Police Barracks Visited and Wholly  — -— Bde eda Thee é exe @ oak

Hard Coal Scale Will Be Adjustec   Anthracite Miners And Op erators To Submit Differences ‘lo Commission

COAL WAGE ADJUSTMENT.   Anthracite Miners and Operators Will Submit To Arbitration,

Tells Republican State Con vention There is No For eign Opposition to the Changes In Covenant the Republicans Demand

HUGHES THINKS NO OPPOSITION   Exists on Part -of Foreign Powers to Qualifying or Amending League Terms.   TO MAKE THEM SAFE AND SANE FOR AMERICA   Former Supreme Court J: udge Speaks at New Jerséy State Convention.

DENUNCIATION VOICED ~ BY HUGHES OF WILSON   Former Supreme Court Justice Flays Administration In Speech Before Republican Convention In New Jersey.

HAL, JOHANSON fo MAN JO.OUST ALL BOSSES   Charles'S. Wheeler Urges Con: . vention: t0. Make No Mis_ take: in Nominee.   WHY ‘TAKE ANY CHANCE

Wheeler, Naming California Senator, Takes Rap at Missouri Delegates With “Gluey Pockets.”

‘HIRAM JOHNSON CALIFORNIA'S _ FIRST SUGGESTION FOR HONOR ‘OF PRESIDENCY IN 70 YEARS

CALLS JOHNSON 6 0 P.LIRERATOR   Wheeler Nominating Speech Breathes Defiance,

SINN FEIN THREAT OF GREAT STRIKE   Uniews Prisoners Releascd Within Next Forty-cight Hours from Wormwood Secrubbs.

SINGLE STANDARD OF MORALS   Bryan Says Time Near When Wee and Womee Are On Ove Piane.

BRYAN PREDICTS NEW FEDERAL AMENDMENT   To Provide Single Standard o' Morals for Men and Women.

BRYAN HAS A-NEW ISSUE.  nnn emmctesncom ene is hh  Wants fn Sinuwle Moral Standard See.  Pea eee i ee ee i; En eee Ui ence

aT GIVEN COMMITTEE PLAN DF TISAMAMENT   Proposed Agreement Among Powers Would Put immediate End to Growth of Machinery  at Warfare   LIMITED APPROPRIATION FOR TWO YEARS ASKED

WOULO SHEATHE BUT KEEP SWORD   Cautious and Deliberate Disarmament is Declded Upon By the League of Nations.

EXPERTS 10 STUDY OUT WORKING PLAN   Committee Suggests That Agreement Touching on Traffic in Arms Signed by Powers Be Ratified; Would Limit Sales.   WANT NATIONS TO CHECK GROWTH OF THEIR ARMAMENTS

France, Eyes on Germany, Says Cannot Disarn   Impractical, ‘She Says. Unti Terms of Versailles Treaty Are Fulfilled.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS GOES ON RECORD FOR LIMITATION OF ARMS   Unknown Policy of United States Reason General Disarmament Failed.   MANY VEILED ALLUSIONS WERE GIVEN AS REASON:   Action is First Real Step Eve Taken and Must Be Very Cautious.

LEAGUE WOULD ~ LIMIT ARMAMENT   Caution Watchword- in’ Report Framed in Assembly.   FAVORS 2 YEARS? LIMITATION   Senator Borah Introduces Resolutio: in Senate: ‘Seeking a Pact for a Five-Year Curb on U. S., Britain  and Japan.

ARMAMENTS   Assembly of League of. Nafions in Favor ef the Plan. ©   VOTED ON’ MATTER. TODAY   Would Check Ancrease for the Next Two Vears, According to the Vote,

LEAGUE VOTES LIMIT ON ALL ARMAMENTS   Goes on Record as Favoring Limitation for Next Two Years.   Borah Offers Resolution Seeking Pac for a Five-Year Curb on America, Britain and Japan—Danie's Opposes Pian. 7

ASOEMBLY VOTE TOUSE CAUTION   In Dealing with Question of Disarmaments   UNCLE SAM’S POSITION   Figures in More or Less Veilec Allusions as One Reason why General Disarmament Can. not be Boldly Grappled with. Sharp Criticism by Barnes and Lange

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL SEND JUDGE 0. B. AMES   Wead of , Department of Justice Is Not ‘to Accept In- . vitation, ©   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT END OF LONG CONFERENC!   Attorney: Who Represented Government Against Miners ~“ to Be Sent, .   ‘REASONS NOT EXPLAINED   Trials Under Lever Act Will Oper in Indianapolis. Mor Pr day Morning.

JUDGE AMES TO PROFECUTE 125 IN MINE TRIAI   Former Assistant Attorney Gen eral to Represent Department of Justice.

Attorney General Refuses to Accept Invitation of  Federal Judge. .   WILL SEND . ASSISTANT   Trial of 125 Miners for Lev er Act Violation Opens ’ Monday.

MINE GASES OPEN . TOMORROW   irlals to Begin at Indianapolis —Palmer Not to Attend.

NEGRO LYNCHED IN ALABAMA   Said to Have Admitted Attack on White Otel

FARMERS RELIEF * — [§ DIFFICULT   Secretary Houston Predicts a Droq In Retall’ Prices Soon—Can Not Be Preverted.

Houston: Informs’ Commit tee That Relief Cannot he Given to Farmers in.   MARKET CONDITIONS    i armers Have ‘Been Hard Hit. by. the Rapidly Fall-— ing of the Prices —

FARMERS I$ IMPOSSIBLE   IS DECLARATION OF SECRETARY OF TREASURY HUSTON BEFORE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE

GOVERNMENT RELIEF FOR PRESENT  CONDITIONS CONFRONTING FARMER IMPOSSIBLE SAYS SEC’Y HOUSTON   eee  E.-—rt—“‘i:OCOCOCOCO  Tells House and Senate Committees Business Men and Manufacturers  Would Want Similar Aid

Secretary of Treasury Declares He Had Warned of Falling Prices.   Governor Harding of Federat Reserve Board Suggests a Remedy.

RELIEF FOR THE FARMER   SECREARY OF TREASURER HOUSTON TOLD INVESTIGAT. ING COMMITTEE TODAY   He Sait While Ho Waa Sceretary of Agriculture He Warned the Farmers to. Prepare for: Drop ja Prices.

Government Cannot Extend Relief to Farmers; Houston Tells Senatorial Committee

GOVERNMENT RELIEF FOR ‘THE FARMER   SECREARY OF TREASURER HOUSTON TOLD INVESTIGAT. ING COMMITTEE TODAY   He Suid While He Was Secretary of Agriculture He Warned the Farm. ers to Prepare for Drop in Prices.

SECRETARY HOERTOS EEROPE CAN'T. REY OCR ea MAS NG MONEY      ‘HAS GRAVE DOUBTS OF  THE  REVIVAL OF WAR FUNANCE  pmnmhiDi

UNGLE SAM HAS NO RELICF FOR FARMERS NOM   Europe Without Mone; and Can’t Pay for Our Supplies

CAN'T GIVE RELIEF 10 rARMERS   U S. Intervention Called Impossible  HOUSTON TESTIFIES  Predicts Drop In Retail Prices

Houston Again Government Ca  Give Aid to Fe          There Ils No Feasible Means at Disposal of Treasu Would Not Bring’ Worse Evils Than Already EF Secretary Tells Committees of Congress; Predi Further Decline in Retail Prices

He Is Not an Englishman Doesn't Own $10,000,000 but He Is a Native Son o the Golden West.

AGREE ON CABLES,   Definite Rody of Princivles Nat Yet Laid- Down. i

hich aire A TE LL AGREE ON CABLES.   Definite Body of Principles Not Yet Laid Down.

LONDON STATUE Of LINCOLN UNVEILED   Throngs Stand During Pour ing Rain to Witness im. pressive Ceremonies   ‘LLOYD -GEORGE SPEAKS   Elihu Root Makes Presenta-

BRITONS UNVEIL LINCOLN STATUI   ee cm  THOUSSNDS WITNESS UNVEILING ‘OF ST. GAUDENS STATUE IN POURING RAIN.

LINCOLN STATUE WAS UNVEILED IN ENGLIH SQUARE   Tribute Paid Martyred President By English Prime Minister and Other Notables   EARTH TODAY NEEDS MEN WITH LINCOLN QUALITIES   Said Mr. Lloyd George Whereat He Was Roundly Applauded By the Great Crowd

SAINT GAUDENS STATUE OF LINCOLN UNVEILED   Rugged Features Now Reveal. ed to Gaze of Multitudes af TLondoners.

COAST 10 COAST MAIL   Inaugurate Cross-Continent Aeria Service—-2,651 Miles on Route.

MAIL SERVICE AY ALAPLANE  SNA URATED   VAIL PLANE EXPECTS TO BEAT RULROAD TIME BY OVER FORTY-TWO HOURS,

5. INAUGURATES GOAGT-TO-C0AaT AIRPLANE MAILS   Flight Logged Is 2,651 Mile: —Expect to Make Trip in 3 Days.

MAIL PLANE ON WAY 10 COAST LEAVES MINEOLA   Trans-Continental Mail Service Formally Inaugurated   Will Make 2651 Miles in Three Days Time

TRANS-GONTINENTAL AIR MAIL SERVICE STARTED THIS MORN   Postal Dept. Undertakes Biggest Step in Its History.

AIR MAIL SERVICE   Trans-Continentat Trip Starled— Hope to Complete in Three Days.   Advertisingly Speaking

TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR SERVICE STARTS   Quick Mail Transit Be tween N., Y. and Frisco.

HE MAY FLY BY BURLINGTON   Transcontinental Air Mai Service Officially Inaugurated Today.

SKY POSTMAN LEAVES BOTHIN FORWEST COIS   Second Airplane With 16,000 Letters Leaves One Hour Later   IMMENSE SYSTEM OF LANDING FIELDS READY   Postoffice Department Expects Trip to Be Completed in ‘Three Days

MAIL SERVICE   A. W. Page, With 400 Lis. of Mal starts From Mineola Westward In An Aeroplane

TRANS-CONTINENTAL AIR MAIL SERVICE 1S BEGU   Postal Flyers ‘Start from New York on Three Days Trip to San Francisco

AIR SERVICE TO SAN FRANCISCO   Plane Carrying 400 Lbs. Mail Started West’ . This Morning

Aerial Mail Across U.S. Is Started   SERVICE WILL REDUCE TRAIN TIME BY 42 HOURS.

NEW YORK ~FRISCO AIR MAIL STARTS   Expects to Cross Continent 42 Hours Ahead of Trains

TO INVESTIGATE: THE CLOSING OF   ATTORNEY GENERAL . PALMER SENDS AGENTS INTO THE MANUFACTURING   PISTRIOTS

ee ee eee  JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 10 ASK WHY COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS CLOS

CLOSING DOWN OF NEW SIDERED SUSPIOIOOS i.   CLAIMS AR ATTEMPT TO CURTAIL SUPPL!   ‘Clo  Gloth to  Inabil othing Makers Claim ad Fill Orders

TEXTILE INDUSTRY NOW UNDER PROBE   Attorney General Palmer Looking for Combine to Continue Profiteerina   This Is Thought to Have Ef_ fect of Keeping Prices igh,

TEXTILE INDUSTRY IS INVESTIGATED BY JUSTICE DEPT.   BELIEVE CLOSING OF MILLIS IS FOR PURPOSE OF KEEPING PRICES HIGH

SHOULD BE RATIFIED   AFTER THE ELIMINATION OF ARTICLE 1¢ SAYS HOOVER.   Says Employment of Mili tary Forces of U.S. in Be half of Foreign States i Out of Place.

NOPLAGE FOR . ARTICEE TEN   Herbert Hoover Declares for  Ratification Without Ob-  jectionable Section.   DO AWAY WITH. FORCE

ELIMINATE ARTICLE TEN THEN AATIFY. DECLARES HOOVER   Power Of. League Of Nations Would Be More Potent With Threat OF Military Power Re TY) ean]   CANNOT MAKE NEW TREATY

HOOVER WOUL RATIFY TREATY MINUS ART. }   ‘Holds Threat to Employ Military  to Enforce Terms 1s Out of  Place In Peace League.   SAYS U. S. MUST RATIFY   Calls Talk of New Treaty ‘Bunk —League Has Two Functions and Already Is Operating.

HOOVER FOR DEATH OF ARTICLE 10   Kill Threat of Force and Ratify Treaty, He Tlrees G. O. PY   NEW PACT IMPOSSIBLE”      Talk of New Treaty is “Bunk’ He Says in Statement

HOOVER ASKS RATIFICATION OF PEACE PACT   Urges Acceptance After Article X is Eliminated.

TALK OF DRAWING NEW PEACE TREATY IS BUNK, HOOVER   Elimination Of Article Xx. And Speedy Ratification Urged.

THENRATIFY IS. HOOVER’S PLEA   Moral and Economic Suasion and Not Arms Must   CALLS NEW PACT ‘BUNK’   SAYS AMETECAR CONTINUPNCE AS LEARUE MEMBE" SHOULD GEPEND ON WORLD DIS-

URGED HEPUBLICANG 10 PUOH LEAGUE BUT KILL MILITARY ARTICLE TEN   pays This Plank Will Make Democrats Come Out of Shell and Take Definite Stand on the Question Which Is Now Avoided.

RATIF ICATION  IS PREDICTED   Herbert . Hoover: ‘Declared New. Treaty Talk Is ‘All “Bunk” 

HOOVER ASKS 6 0. P. TO TAKE A STANDONLEAGUE   Says Party Should De. mand Ratification After Elimination  Of Article Ten.

HOOVER 1S IN FAUCR OF RESERVED LEAGUE   Former Food Controller Wants Treat; and League  Ratified With — ‘Article 10-Eliminatea

HOOVER URGES RATIFICATION OF TREATY   Calis League Product of Liberal Ideals of World, in Statement Issued Today

KILL ARTICLE 10 URGES HOOVER   Then Ratify League at Onee Is Plea of Food Boss   POINTS WAY FGR G. 0. .P.   Would Force Democrats On Defensive in Camnaion

Hoover Wants Republicans to Stand for Ratification of Treaty Without Article 11

HOOVER URGES TREATY MINUS . TENTH CLAUSE   Declares Talk of New Pact With Germany is “Bunk”

DEFINITE LEAGUE STAND URGED   Hoover Wants Covenant, With Article 10 Out, Ratified   ASKS BACKING OF .G. 0. P.   World Pact, So Modified, Essen. tial. He Declares

HOOVER WOULD AATIFY TREATY MINUS ARTICLE }   Declares Threat to Use Mili tary Out of Place in a League.   Believes Covenant Should Rel: Wholly on Moral and Economic Power.

4ERBERT HOOVER DECLARES  FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS WiThk ARTICLE 49 £1 IAMINA TE!

Gia at Laavenwath.   FOR SPEEDY RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEAC   Mr. Hoover Urges It With the  Elimination of Article wy

HOOVER WANTS LEAGUE MINUS ARTICLE TEN   Declares Its Elimination by Republicans Would Leave. Democrats Standing Alone for Entiangling Military Alliance

“FOR PEACE PAC!   “Speedy Ratifitation After Eli ‘mination of: Article X Should Be G. 0. P, Stand. ug

Eliminate Article ~ommsssssns Proceed With Ratir 1 Immediately, He Sa.  IS POLITICAL MOVE AGAINST DEMOCRATS   [TREATY 18 ALREADY IN EPF«  FECT AND IF AMERICA WANTS PEACE, SHE MUST RATIFY, HE DECLARES,

Says Threat of: -.Miltary Power Might Be Elimionated:   SINGLE ACTION “BUNK”   Declares. Treaty Now ir _.Force Provides Boons to Many Peoples.

ELINIRATION OF ARTICLE 10 OF FERRI BREE   Hoover Says Talk of Negotiat ing New Treaty of Peace — fs “Bunk? ;   HE’D REMOVE THREAT  GF MILITARY. ACTION   Substitution, of. “Moral. /and - Economic Power” -for Soldiery Favored by Herbert

USE: OF MILITARY 5B, INCONSISTENT WITH: NEW: IDEALS   Declares. League. Covenant  Must Depend. for Force * On Its Moral and Econ. .  Pee ey 2 ent 

GUT OUT ARTICLE 10 SAYS HOOVER   AND FORCE DEMOCRATS TO DE. FEND MILITARISM   REST OF COVENANT IS GOOD   Former Food Administrator Gomes Out Strong for Revision—vU,. S, Cannot Afford to Police Wartd Without Disarmament

Would. Urge Speedy Ratification of Covenant Fo'lowing Elimination of Article Ten.

HERBERT HOOVER FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WITH ARTICLE TEN ELIMINATET

HOOVER SEEKS TO GWE REPUBLICANS AN ANNEX PLANK ON ONE OF THE ISSUES IT HAS DODGED

HOOVER FAVORS LEAGUE WITHOUT MILITARY END   In Statement, He Urges Speeds Ratification After Elininating Article Ten.   SHOULD STAND ON MORAL AND ECONOMIC POWFRS   Troaty of Versailles Is Charter of  Independence of Small 1 Nations.   LEAGUE IS ESSENTIAL 16 IT   To Adopt Ii, He Says, Would Leave Democrats Fencing With Military Alliance.

HOOVER STANDS FOR VERSAILLES TREAT)   Says Talk of Renewing Ne: gotiations is. “Bunk”— Wants Reservations.   WOULD USE ‘NO ‘FORCE

Says Military Force Is No ; _ EES in Enforcing Terms.   WISHES G, & P. TO ACT   League Covenant Must Be Retained, He Adds, as Essential.

HOOVER URGES RATIFICATION OF THE TREAT   Suggest Outline as Platform on Which Republicans Should Stand   STRIKE OUT ARTICLE TEN, HE PROPOSES

Floover Favors Treaty With Elimination Of Undesirable Article 10      Impliance of Military Enforcement Is Cause of Dissension Over Pact He Says in Statement

URGES 6. 0.P. 10 MAKE ARTICLE 10 CAMPAIGN ISSUE   HOOVER AVERS DEMOCRATS WILL BE LOST IF G. 0. P. MAKES MILITARY CLAUSE ISSUE.   SAYS LEAGUE IS ESSENTIAL   Ratification of German Treaty is Neci essary to Preserve Peace of World, Former Food Dictator Sayp in In. terpviex.

NEW LEAGUE * - TALK “BUNK”   HOOVER “ASKS REPUBLICANS ' FOR RATIFICATION STAND..   FIX PRESENT PACT   NO GUARANTEE OF PROTEC. - TION TO FOREIGN STATE.   Says America Must. Sooner or Later Sunhserihe te Some: Form of Treaty,

ARTICLE X BIG CAMPAIGN ISSUE HOOVER ASSERTS   Republican Party Should Stand For Its  FE limination

KILL ARTICLEX THEN RATIFY IS HOOVER'S PLEA   Moral and Economic Suasion and Not Arms Must Enforce Leacue   CALLS NEW PACT ‘BUNK’   SAYS AMEFNCA’'S CONTINUFSNCE AS LEAGUE MEMBEP SHOULD DEPEND ON WORLD DISARMAMENT.

HOOVER ADVISES STARE ON TREAT}   ADVOCATES LEAGUE AS THE PRODUCT OF LIBERAL“ CLASS OF WORLD.

Hoover Tries To  Interpret Platform   Yells How the Republicans Should Make the League Plank Read.

BAYS 17 INPLYS A MILITARY ALLIANCE IN EUROPE BY — “PNITED STATES,         WOCLD FORCE DEMOCRATIC - PARTY TO DEFEND THEIR : SPAND ON “NO RESER se VaTIONS.” =

ADKS PARTY TO AFFIRN LEAGUE PLAN   CUT OUT ARTICLE PLEDGING NATION TO FOREIGN WAR   ot ts EE Ty" &¢: =.      To Put Democrats In Position of Aid To Militarists.

FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY’S CHIEFS   SPEEDY RATIFICATION OF TREAT ~ AFTER EMASCULATION EFFORTS URGED BY HOOVER

Russian. Forces: Hold. Americals, ‘Declare. Reports From Vladivostok, .   TO EVACUATE OTHERS REMAINING IN SIBER   Volunteers To Be Selectetl te - Supervise Distribution of - Food- stuffs. in Rus: ~~ stan Port City.

IDENTIFY AMERIGANS HELD INSIBERIA VETERAN FIRST BAONTANA AMONG THEA

MEAGER DETAILS UF ATTACK ALAGH U5. CONSULATE   AMERICANS AT VILADIVOSTOC! TAKE STEPS TO EFFECT RELEASE   SEVEN ENGINEER’ CAPTIVE   Reports Fail to Make Clear Whethe Workers Were Captured by Rebels oo Bolsheviki Army Forces

U. §. WORKERS IN RUSSIA GAPTURED BY SOVIET FORCI   Oklahoman Included in List of Red Cross Men Taken by Reds—All Women Are to Be Withdrawn Soon.

NAMIES OF AMERICANS ~ TAKEN BY REDS GIVEN   U. §. OFFIGIALS AT VLADIVOSTOK TAKING STEPS TOWARD RELEASE OF PRISONERS.

MAIL MEN LOSE JOBS   Chicago Postoffice Clerks Lose Jobs For Soliciting Funds

CLERKS IN CHICAGO POSTOFFICE REMOVEL   Eleven Accused of Publishing Slanderous Statements Relative to the Service.

BURLESON GIVES ORDER: REMOVING 11 EMPLOYES IN CHIGAGO.POSTOFEICE

BURLESON FIRES POSTAL CLERKS   ELEVEN CHICAGO EMPLOYES'! DISMISSED BY ORDER OF POSTMASTER GENERAL

BURLESON FIRES POSTAL CLERKS   Eleven at Casease Diam iased fer So licitine Money.

POSTOFFICE CLERKS ARE REMOVED FROM Pi ACES   JOBS OF ELEVEN IX OMICAGC OFFICE ARE PORFEITED FOR SOLICITING MONEY AND PUR. LISHING ALLINGED SLANDER. OUS STATEMENTS

OUSTS 11 POSTAL: CLERKS   Chicago Employees Ordered Diemissed by Postmaster General Burleson.

ELEVEN CHICAGO POSTAL CLERKS ARE DISMISSEL   For Publishing Slanderous Statements Relative to the Service.

11 POSTAL CLERKS OUSTED   Postmaster Geneal Burleson Orders the Discharge of Employees at Chicago Office. A

11 CLERKS TO LOSE JOBS.   Burleson Blames Fimployes for Solicitine Money From Patrons.

BURLESON REMOVES  POSTOFICE CLERKS WHO KNOCKED THE   POSTMASTER GENERA

RED EXECUTES 100 MARINES   Admiral Baskoinikey Shoots Baltic Fleet Men for Refusing to Obey Orders. 4

aN PROPOSAL REALLY ABSURD   Palmer Assails Harding’s Substitute Plan   FOR NATIONS LEAGUE   Yeclares Association of Nations Proposition is Ridicu-. lous to Point of Absurdity and Futile to Point of Impossibility—Defends Exist ino Covenant

OTHER NATIOMS OUT OF ANY ASSOCIATION   Atty. Gentral Palmer Calls Harding Substitute Plan an Absurd Impossibility

TAKES ISSCE WITH PLUM.   Seeretary Houston Does Not Like  itis Railroad Control Pian.

TAKES ISSUES WITH PLUM PLAN AUTHOR   Secretary Houston Asserts Figures Used to Boost Tri-Partite Scheme Misleading

FULFILLS ONE SPA DEMAND      German Reichstag Adopts Resolution Abolishing Compulsory Military Service for the Teutons.

LARGE AND LUSCIOUS COAT QF WHITEWASH PREPARFA   TAMMANY CHIEF AND FOUR PALS AND A PROFITEERING TRUST ARE TO BE.LET GO, IS HINT FROM THE COURT.

TAMMANY HALL LEADER MAY ESCAPE PROSECUTION   Permission of Inspection o Grand Jury Minutes — Is Granted.

POLICE SEARCH ~ FOR THE YEGE   Who Shot and Killed Detective Good enbaur al Waterloo

TO PRESENT BUTLER’S NAME   New Yorker Given Honor of Nominat ing Educator Before the Coming Republican Convention.

TO NAME DR. N. M. BUTLER   Former New York State Senator t Place Educator in Nomination,

DAILY PRCGRAM (6 LIGHTENED   In Order to Give Senator Harding Time for Recre-. _ ation Before His Trip.   TODAY BEING SPENT PREPARING SPEECHES   Delegations From Many Chio Counties Will Journey to Marion Tomorrov.

m8 EN ARSENE Se OO re  WILL GIVE ADDRESS OM: CONSTITUTIONAL BA   Senater Harding To Give Six Speeches From Front Porch Kefore September 26.

HARDING WILL FIRE VOLLEYs AT DEMUGRATS   Speech Friday Will Attack Democrats On  mam resist Os   RAPS WILSONISM   Tells Women That Desire Should Be for Preven‘ tion Of War.

BELGIUM RECOVERS LOOT   Again Comes Into Possession of Machinery and Art Treasures.

COAL MINERS IN WAGE MEE’   Operators and Union Head Get Together in New. York te ' Discuss Advance in Pay.

APPEALS TO LOYAL LABOR   HITS REDS IN LABOR RANKS   SUBMARINE CREW INRACE TOBEAT GAS   Man Who Convicted Chicago Communists Talks on Radicalism in U. S.   Member of Crew of S-5 Tells of Experiences of Shipmates.   SCORES STRIKE RESOLUTION   Captain Stands 251-Foot Boat on Nose in 160 Feet of Water, Thus Exposing Stern and Saving All on Board.   Reminds Workingmen They Are Citizens and Have a Voice in the Government Equal With All Other Citizens.

CREW WON RACE -WITH POISON GAS   Member of Crew of S-5 Tolls of Experiences of Shipmates.   SALT WATER FORMS CHLORINE   + ‘Captain Stands 231-Foot Boat on Nose  in 160 Feet of Water, Thus Ex.  i Posing Stern and Saving  " All en Board.

MANY INJURED INAN EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET   Sixteen Known Dead—Cause -of Explosion Unknown

BRITISH DISRESPECT FOR U. S. FLAG TOLD   American Woman Recites Occur. rence in Queenstown, Testifyingg in Washington,

Witness Says British Troops Made Effort to Reach Stars and Stripes Flying From House; United States Consul Quoted as  Saying That British Hated Americans —   PEACE PARLEY MAY SOON OPEN

BRITISH-ATTACKED AMERICAN FLAG   Tried to Tear Emblem From House. 

TRIED 10) TEAR AMERICAN FLAG   Witness Describes Actions 0 British Soldiers Who Curse Banner.   FEARED CENSOR OF CABLE

SOLCIERS TRIED TC. TEAR DOWN U.S, FLAG * WOMAN TESTIFIES   2 “3 oat American Woman on Visit i * Ireland Put up Flag as Pro dantinn Aasinet Raide

TRIED TO TEAR DOWN U:S. FLAG   Attempt By British Soldiers to Destroy Stars and Stripes Charged at Hearing   Conora, L. L, Woman Describes Scene -at Father’s Home in Queenstowo

TELLS OF ATTEMPT . BY BRITISH TO TEAR  DOWN AMERICAN FLA   New York Woman Testifie: Before Irish Committee at Washington.

HAMBURG oT hike 0 CALLED OFF   Three Are Slain in Fights Before Settlement Is Reached.   OTHERS INJURED IN RIOTS   Spanish Government Prociaims Martial Law as Result of Bread Disturbances—Authorities Say Riots Caused by Union Plot.

STRIKERS FIGHT POLICE; 3 SLAIN   Ten Others Are Injured During — Rioting in Hamburg i Shipyards.   Martial Law Proclaimed in Madrid a. Result of Bread Disturbances— Grocery and Bakery Shops Pillaged.

STRIKERS IN FIGHT WITH POLICEMEN   Ten Others Are Injured During Rioting in Hamburg Shipyards,   STRIKE HAS BEEN SETTLED   Martial Law Proclaimed in Madrid as Result of Bread Disturbances— Grocery and Bakery Shops  F Pillaged.

ENGLISH TRADE REDUCES HOURS   Cotton Industry: Restricts : Output.

BRITAIN TO END AO TOWRANGEL!   Premier Lloyd George Acts Directly Opposite to ~. France. .   SERIOUS RESULTS REARED

WRANGEL’S FIGHT NOW OWN AFFAIR   Lloyd George Declares Attacks cn Soviets Be on Own Responsibility.

WITHDRAW BRITISH FORCE   Wrangel in Future Must Act on Own Responsibility, Says Llovyd-Georve.

YT SUPPORT WRANGEL         England Will Have Nothing to Do With South Russian Leader

~ BRTICK SuppnE   Premier Lloyd G George Stated That He Had Told That-if he Attacked the Som let it Would Be On His O-wn Responsibility. 

WRANGEL'D RED ATTACK AT OWN HAZARO-GEORGE   Attempts of Labor to Dictate Government Policy ls Decried by Premier.   Britain Withdraws Aid So as Not to Impede Armistice Negotiations.

BRITISH REFUSE 10 AID SOUTH RUSSIAN GENERA      Premier Lioyd George Make Statement on Question in House of Commons,   AMERICANS SEEK SAFETY OUTSIDE POLISH CAPITAL      Only a Few Reliof Workers Re main in Warsaw; Moffatt Is Still in City.   DANGER NOT IMMEDIATE   No Day Is Set for General Ex edus; Russians Announce Capture of Towns,  ‘

Wrangel Told by Britain Attacks on Reds Are Made OnHisOwn Responsibility

Enoland Cuts Wrange!   Refuses: to Aid Anti-Bolshevik General; America Said -to Favor French Recognitio not ‘Leader; Loyd: -Geotge De flea Labor.  : ;

$200,000 Player Is Out of Game   Hornsby. St. Louis Second Sacker, Knocked Out By Thrown Ball Yesterday.

VALDOSTA GIRL ON LOST YACHT NEAR MIAMI   Airplanes Are Sent Out To Make a Search for Grey Duck Which is Missing Since Saturday, Bound for Bmint. Fram Miami.

VALDOSTA GIRL ON LOST YACHT — NEAR MIAM   Airplanes Are Sent Out Ta Make a Search for Grey Duck Which _is Missing  Since Saturday, Bound fot Reniet Pune Wines?

RAIL MEN PROTEST PLAN OF CONGRESS FOR ADJOURNMENT   Heads of Seventeen Unions Want Definite Action Taken To Curb Profiteering and Reduce High Costs.

CONGRESS ‘TAVITES ~ POLITICAL CHAOS   Unions Protest Axainst  Adiournment.

OPPOSED TO ADJOURNMENT   Union Leaders Declare Trouble Will Result if Congress Quits With out H. ©. L. Action.

RAIL MEN CONDEM AGTION OF CONGRESS   Ask for Legislation Reducing Cost of Living Before  Adiournment.

CONGRESS VOTES TO SUSPEND ITS WORK FOR SUMMER  Adjournment RKesolution Adonted bu

RAILROAD UNIONS IN PROTEST   Representatives of Seventeen Organi zations Voice Objections to Ad. journment of Congress.

UNIONS PROTEST CONGRESS CLOSINE   ‘Do Something To Check Prof iteer And Lower Living Cost Is Demand.

AND GUT PRICES   Heads of Railroad Brotherhoods Protest Against Adjournment Until Profiteering Has Been Curbed.

PUT CURB ON PROFITEERING   Laber Leaders ieasist That (Congress Remain ia Seasion Uatil Semethieag te bene.

PROTEST AGAINST CONGRESS QUITTING   Leaders of Seventeen Rail. way Unions Send Messades to Washington

HIPPING BOARD'S PURCHASES ARE QUESTIONED   Inefficiency Is Testified to By Witnesses at Hearing Before Walsh Committee

PRICES PAID FOR ASBESTOS ARE UNDER FIRE   Shipping Board Inquiry Strike Pay Dirt in Another Line

R. R. PRESIDENTS URGE HIGHER RATES      SHIPPER WILL TESTIFY PROTEST. ING INCREASE ASKED FOR BY PAIL PORK

BARS PAPERS MONDAY MORN   French Bill Limits Printing Journala to Six Days a Week—Penalty for Violation,

Volstead Act Favored   Cox Believed to Stand for Enforce. ment of Measure as It Is on Books

ANTL-SALOON LEAGUE TO SMOKE OUT GOV.COX   {a Determined to Know His View: About Future Amendment to Volstead Act,   BRYAN HAS NOT YET SENT CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE   Governor's Friends Apparently Worrien About the Stand to Be Taker by the ‘Drys? in the Democratic Party—"Wota' are dust as Ineiatent

BEFORE COX   BELIEVED, HE WILL COME OUT FOR STRICT ENFORCE. MENT OF YOLSTEAD ACT   WILL SAY THAT CHANGE rv LAW CAN ONLY COME THRU a CUNCRESS

Declaration of Stand on Prohibition Law Is Being Sought   Nominee Is Not Worried and Plans for Big Party Meeting

COX IS CENTER OF PROHIBITION STORM   DRYS DEMAND DECLARATION FROM NOMINEE; WETS START COUNTER-OFFENSIVE

DRIES WILL TRY 10 FORCE COX’ HAND ON PROHIBITION ISSUE   Ohio Governor is Storm Center Democrats Will Confer on Campaign This Month.

Dry Factions Of Party Are Bent Upon Foreing Nominee To Announce Stand   PRYAN GREAT ENIGIMA   Governor Apparently Is Not Worried And Will Soon Reply To R. P. Hobson

COX MUST SHOW ———BOWN ON BOOZE   [By Herbert W. Walker, United Press : Staff Correspondent. 

FORCING COX TO STATE POSITION      Telegrams Pouring in From the Dry Faétions Arking Draetic Prohibi-. tion Lawes,

PROHIBITION ISSUE  FAST GOMIRG 16  THE FOREFRON    In Preliminary Plans for the Cam paign of Gov. Cox, Democratic Presidential Nominee.

MAY HOLD TWO IN BOND THEF1   Youths Said To Have Confess ed Part In Robbery Of $53,000

EPUBLIGAND IN INVITATION 70 WOMEN VOTERS   All Who Desire to Affiliate With the Republican Party Asked to Meet Saturday, October 2nd,

All Who Desire to Affiliate With the Republican Party Asked to Mect Saturday, October 2nd.

EIGHT PROTECT ORPHAN BAND   Conditions in the Caucasu: Are Reported to Be -Horrible. - —---

DIRE CONDITIONS ‘EXIST IN ARMENI   Eight, Americans. Undertake Colossal Job Of Mothering 40, 000 Or. ‘-phans—Tells OF Refugees.

40.000 GUARDED BY 8 YANKS   Only Handful of Americana Serve as Protection to Many Orphana — Refugees Panic Stricken.

AMERICANS: ON GUARD.   Facet gamete  ‘Elght Ydu Are Protecting 40,000  _* Chiidren in Armenia.

FIGHT YANKS GUARD 40,000   Handful of Amorleand Serve as a6 Pre tection to Orphane and Stores © -. at Kare.

"EIGHT YANKS GUARD 40,000   Handful of Americans Serve as Pro tection to Orphans and Siores at Kars.

PLAGE FOR COWARDS WITH THE STATE POLICE   Questionnaire Puts What Ser vice Really Means Up to the Applicants.

ANSON BEST CONFESSED   Michigan Man Said He Killed Mis: Vera Schneider at Her Request

CONFESSES TO KILLING GIRL ~TRLECR APHER   ARREST MADE IN CASE THAT AT FIRST HAD BAP. FLED AUTHORITIES. .   Michigan Girls  Body Was Found on Porch of Unoccupied House.

MURDERER SAYS HE KULLED GIRL — PONTIAC. MICH   Only Reason Given is That Girl Asked Him to Kill Her.   Breaks Down After a Night Of “Third Degree.”

Pontiac Prosecutor Declares Man Admits Killing Vera Schneider   Mystery of Murder of Telephone Operator At Pontiac, Mich., Apparently Cleared

CONFESSED 10  ~ KILLING GIRL   Body of” ‘Nineteen- Year: Old Telephone Opera_tor Found Sunday, .

ENSIGNBEST ‘CONFESSES TO. KILLING GIRI.   Bady of 18-Year-Old Michigar Telephone Girl Was Found Sunday Morning”

MICHIGAN MIAN  UUNFEGULO TN AILLING GIRL   BODY OF VICTIM FOUND ON PORCH OF HOUSE THAT WAS NOT OCCUPIED

ASKED ME TO Kit HER OS AN   Confesses He Choked Pretty Michigan Telephone Operator to Death in Vacant House at Midnicht

“SHE ASKED ME TO KILL HER,” IS CRY OF SLAYER   Murderer Breaks Down and Confesses After  Grilling.

OAS GIRL BECGED HIM TO KILL HER   Man Confesses Slaying Telephone Supervisor.

CONFESSES . TO MURDER   Of Vera Schneider, 18 Year * Old Teleplione Operator— Anson Best, of Flint, Guil:  t¥

ADMITS KILLING TELEPHONE GIRL   Flint Man Confesses to Prosecutor—Says She Asked Him To Do it.   FOUND WASHING HANDS

Anson Best Makes Murder Confessie:   1 Admits He Killed Miss Vera Sehnei der at Flint, Michigan, Becanse Shi Asked Him ‘To.

Man. ‘Confesses: He Killed  Bhone Girl, After Night - of. Questioning.   WORKMAN: Sy SAW HIM WASH BLOODY. HANDS

ee eee cae:  Man Confesses to Slaying of a Pretty Telephone Operator

SAYS GIRL ASKED HIM TO ILL HER IN PONEESSINN   Anton Best Reported to Have Admitted to Prosecutor That He Was Responsible For Death of Pontiac Girl.

MAN CONFESSES 0   Anson Best of Flint, Mich, Acknewledges Having Killed Miss Vers Schneider.

SHE ASKED MI TOKILLHER.' “oH AVERPC DIT   Suspect Confesses He ‘Murdered Telephone Operator on Porch of Old House

Slayer of Young Girl . At Pontiac Confesses; -. Says She Wanted To Die

KILLED GIRL, 18, HE CONFESSES IN “THIRD DEGREE   Washing Hands in Brool Betrays Man in Michigan Murder Cace.

‘SON BEST CONFESSED         Michigan Man Said He Killed Mis Vera Schneider at Her Request

CONFESS KILLING TELEPEONE OPERATOR   Pontiac, Mich. Man Tells Officials the Girl “Asked Me To Kill Her”; Tells Story.

A TIME TO KEEP COOL,   1,000 BARREL WELL IS EXPECTATION ON THE HALE SECTION

VACCINATION CASE IS ARGUED,   ‘ates Authority in Health Matters Calied Paramount.

OPPOSES WOMEN’S PARTY   Miss Helen Taft Addresses Pennsyl vania Leagne of Wonien

‘OPPOSES WOMAN PARTY IDEA   President of Bryn Mawr Tells Weaker Sex to Work With Men.

SCHOOL TEACHERS PAY BIG ISSUE--MISS TAFT   ;  ‘Daughter of .Fx-President Opposes   Formation of Separate Woman’s Party.

‘SAYS CALIFORNIA © WILL SUPPORT COX   GW, FUNK OF CARLISLE  DISCUSSES POLITICAL SITUATION IN WEST

SAYS CALIFORNIA wey WILLASUPPORT CO)   GW. FUNK OF CARLISLE DISCUssksS POLITICAL SETUATION IN WEST

EIGHT PERSONS KILLED IN VOTE DISPUTE   Man Refused Ballot Opens Fire on Crowd; Five Negroes Rurned to Death in House.

RACE RIOT IN FLORIDA OVER ELECTION CAUSES DEATH OF FIVE NEGROES AND TWO WHITES   Negro Attempted to Vote in Florida Without Poll ‘Tax Receipts and Seven Were Killed Late Tuesday Night.

SIX NEGROES ARE LYNCHED AT BOOTH   Five Burned to Death, One Hanged in Florida.   Fight Starts at Voting Booth in Ocoee Near Orlando, on Elec. tien Day.

SIX LYNCHED, 2 WHITES SLAIN IN ELECTION ROV   Five Negroes Are Burned te Death in Building and One Hanged.

FIVE NEGROES KILLED BY FLORIDA MOB IN ELECTION DISPUT!   Two White Men Shot to Death; Blacks Are Burned.

LYNCH SIX NESROES   Five Burned to Death, One Hanged in Florida.    Fight Starts at Voting Booth in Ocoee Near Orlando, on Elec~ tion Day.

EIGHT ARE KILLED IN ELECTION RIOT   DEATHS OF TWO WHITE MEN IN POLIS AT OCOEE LEAD TO BURNING AND HANGING OF SIX NEGROES.

SixNegroesand Two Whites Die InPolls Fight   Clash in Florida Election Re sults in Burning of Five Men; Sixth Hanged.

Ps. ate ca Ra ama  LYNCH SIX NEGROES   Five Burned to Death, One Hanged in Florida.   Fight Starts at Voting Booth in Ocoee, Near Orlando, on Elec. tian fav

SIX NEGROES, TWO WHITES DEAD RESULT OF ELECTION   Black Refused Permit to Vote Because He Had Not Paid Poll Tax, Then the Tragedy in Florida.

LYNCHED SIX IN FLORIDA,   Five Negroes Burned to Daath and One Hanged in Election Fight.

SIX BLACKS LYNCHED   ONE HANGED ‘ND FIVE BURNED IN FF! ORIDA,   Battle Starts at \ ting Booth in the Town of G.oee, Near Oricnde,

BAPTION MEETING INTEREST GROWING   LARGE CROWDS ATTEND  EACH SERVICE; ENJOY EACH FEATURE.

FAIRVIEW 1...VIVAL   -luch Interest Shewn in the Meeting Now in Progrags.

MEXICAN EXECUTED   Was Tried: For 1 the Murder oO Two Americans in Mexico

State Department is Advised Of Summary Action For The Murder of Americans.

TO RECEIVE AWARD   FRENCH GOVERNMENT. CERTIFI. CATES WILL 'BE. PRESENTED   EFFORT TO GET COMPLETE LIST   it Is Essential to Have the Names in Order to Get the Certificates and  Officers Will Appreciate Help in Search. FS

TO RECEIVE AWARD   FRENCH GOVERNMENT CERTIFI. CATES WILL BE PRESENTED   EFFORT TO GET COMPLETE LIST

HUNTED MAN IS GOTHAM, HIDING   LE. ROY, HUSBAND OF WOMAN * MURDERED, IN NEW YORK, CLUE REVEALS

MAY-FIND MURDERER ~ IN NEW YORK, 1S BELIE!   Police Are Told Leroy Was Seen There.

HUSBAND OF TRUNK VICTIM SEEN INN. Y.   Leroy Also Being Sought in Mexico by Federal Authorities.

TRUNK KILLE IS TRACED TOMEXICO   Second Trunk Is Sough in Chicago for Woman’s Organs.

LEROY IN NEW YORK LAST WEEK   Man Wanted in Tronis Murder Ree ognized by Friend.

LEROY MAY BE IN LY. NOW POLICE ~—BFFICINS. Si   Man Said to“Have Been thi Murderer of Wife in Detroit Trunk Mystery—McAlphir  Hotel Register Investigatec By Offictale.

SEEK LEROY IN NEW YORK   Trmk Murder Suspect Was Seen There Friday.

CLUE 18 EUGENE LER@Y   Man Natofles Authorities of Havin Soon Person Wanted in Trank Stoueder Abveterr.

Eugene Le Roy May ) .° Be In New York   While Being Hunted in Mexico, May Be Hanging Around in New York  Cliv.

TO MEXICO   Leads Trail In New York-Detroit Tronk Murder Mystery.

BEN HARRIS SHOT — TO DEATH BY His SON ON SATURDAY   FARMER LIVING FOUR MILES SOUTHWEST OF OWENSVILLE. DOMESTIC TROUBLE ‘ALLEGED TO BE THE CAUSE

BOY SHOOTS FATHER WITH SMALL RIFLE   Ben Harris, of Owensville, Wounded In Family Melee Saturday.

POSTPONE TREATY ACTION + AOGOUNT ILLNESS SENATOR   FORMERGROWN PRINCE ~..:  7  WILLING TO STAND TRIM

“FLU” IS CAUSE OF FURTHER DELAY IN TREATY FIGH}   Senaiors Johnson, Reed anc ’ La Follette Are Nursing . Rad Caltde

ACTION  IN THE TREATY POSTPONED T0 MONDAY  Many Senators Ill With Infinenza and   Many Senators Ill With Influenza and Fall Attendance Desired.

LU THREATENS TO HALT ACTION   ‘Quite a few senators have “bad colds” with symptoms of influenza

DELEGATION. TO LEAVE AT ONCE   Argentina’s Amendment Referred for Future Consideration

COULD BE NO LEAGUE IF ALL NATIONS WERE LIKE ARGENTINA   Lord Robert Cot Says Act of No Single Country Can Diminish Faith of Nations in Success of the Proposed Programme.

ARGENTINA'S MOVE TACTICAL ERROR {3 ASSEMBLY OPINION   Delegates Believe Withdrawa Wrong Way to Help World Nations Insure Peace.   AMENDMENTS ALL PUT OVER TO NEXT MEETING   Argentina’s Proposal and One by Canadian Delegate Are Given to Committee.

CRITICAL DAYS FOR-THE LEAGUE   ARGENTINA GIVES REASONS FOR HER WITHDRAWAL...   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   SENTIMENT IN THE ‘ASSEMBLY EVIDENTLY IS DIVIDED.   Debate on the Proposal to Strike . Out Article-Ten Has Been. Postponed,

LEAGUE POSTPONES ACTION ON ARTICLE    RESOLUTIONS ON ARGENTINA: THEE EESY AL IS FERST PTEM BEPORE ASSEMBLY

DELAY DISCUSSION OF AMENDMENT T0_ ILE ARTICLE TEN   Consideration of Change Post_ poned Until Next Sitting of League of Nations      ARGENTINE AMENDMENT ALSO PUT OVER UNTIL NEXT MEETING    Action, of Delegation Regarded as Error in Tactics

ART. X ELIMINATION TO BE DISCUSSED AT LATER MEETING   Assembly Refers Proposal for Admission of All  Nations.

SEES SUPPORT OF WITHDRAWAL OF ARGENTINA   - a Head of Delegation Says Amer ican Public Opinion Will ‘ Back Stand

ELEGATES FAOM ARGENTINA READY TO LEAVE GENEV!   Assembly's Sending Amend ments to Committee Finally Settles Question.   Start for Home Via Paris the Middle of Week, Head of Delegation Declares.

DEFER QUESTION OF ARTICLE TEN   League Assembly Postpones Consideration.   ARGENTINE ACTION ~ - REGARDED AS ERROR   Hymans Expresses Regret "to Pueyrrédon.

ARGENTINA MAY QUIT LEAGUE, T09   DELEGATES LEAVING   Withdrawal From Assembly Will Not Be Considered Until Next Session in 1921—Amendmenic Doferread.

WILL ACT ON ARGENTINA'S AMENDMENT   League Assembly Ta Take it up at Next Session of Body.

ARGENTINE LEADER [3 BITTER IM lob oulOh OF ASSEMBLY’S ACTION   INTIMATES HIS COUNTRY WILi SOON WITHDRAW FROW CON.  NECTION WITH LEAGUE,

LEAGUE PUTS OFF DECISION ON ARGENTINA.   Won't Consider Amend. ment Until Session In 1971:   DELEGATION QUITS TODAY   Argentine Declares Action ~May Mean Entire Split ’ With League

AMENDMENTS T0 ASSEMBLY   The Head of the Argentine Delegation to Make Few Calls, Enter. tain and Then Go Home,   Paris, Dec. 6.—The next international allied conference will be held in France in about 20 days, according to the Matin,

WITHDRAWAL OF THAT COUNTRY   Is. Indicated by Statement of Lead: BP of Delegation :   REPORT TG TECHAIGALITY”   Argentinians Term keaguo’s Action In Postponing Amendments, to. Next. Session ,

ARGENTINE WILL DESERT THE LEAGUE   Delegation Will Leave Fot Paris Thursday . of . This Week According to Reports Sent Out Today from Ge neva.

ARGENTINE CHANGES SENT 10 ASSEMBL   Withdrawal From Assembly May Mean Withdrawal From League ltself.

TAKE NO ACTIO ~ ON AMENDMENT   Will Consider Article At Next Meeting

ARGENTINE AMENDMENT   Proposal Which Caused Break Referred to Assembly for Consideration

POSSIBLE REPEAL UF ARTICLE TER HELD 1 ABEVANC!   Action Postponed on Important Subject When Argentina Withdraws From League Council

LEAGUE POSTPONES ARTICLE X ACTION   COMMITTEE NAMED FOR PUR POSE WILL SUBMIT REPORT AT NEXT MEET   ARGENTINIANS TO LEAVE   Action of Delegation In Quitting Assembly Not Relished By Cther Delegations, It Is Indicated.

ARGENTINA'S ACT CONSINERED ERROR   League Says Withdrawal of Delegates Is Wrong Tactics.

PUEYRREDON READY 10 ALL FAR ARGENTINE   He Indicates Today That His Withdrawal From League is Absolute.   ROUND OF LUNCHEONS THEN HOME FOR HIM   South American Says Senti ment of United States Is With Him.

LEAGUE CHANGES 10 A COMMITTEE   WON'T CONSIDER AMEND . MENTS TILL NEXT ASSEMBLY MEETING   Other Delegations, Hewever, D:< Not Support Action of South Ameficans

PARIS WEDNESBAY   Argentine Amendment t Covenant Referred to Assembly’s Next Session.

UN PROPOSAL Td KILL ARTICLE 1   Assembly Refers Amendment to Committee That Will Report at Next Session—Argentine Envoys to go Home.

‘Argentine. Delegates "Fo Leave Genev:z      FI \Ariendment to the League Cov : @uint Offered by Argenthia Refer Fed to Next Assombly.-

NEXT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY TO DISCUSS ARGENTINA   Honorio Pueyrredon, Head of Del egation Prepares to Leave for Paris. 1   ARTICLE TEN QUESTION DEFERRED TO NEXT MEE’      Opinions Vary as to Effect o Withdrawal of South American Country.   LODGE SENDS A CABLEGRAM   Tells McCormick League Member Are Finding Out What Republicans Predicted,

Amendment Striking Out Article X Will be Subject For Next League Meeting

AMENDMENTS FAGUE GO     ~ VER SESSION   Assembly Votes Questions 0 Article 10 and Admissions Shall Wait.   ARGENTINANS . DEPARTING   The Delegation Expects To Quit Geneva Middle of Week av For Paris.

PASS UP PLEA BY ARGENTINA   Geneva Delegates Refer Amendments to Next Meeting—Envoys Leave for Home.

ARGENTINE MOTION SHELVED BY LEAGU:   Proposal to Eliminate Article Also Goes to Committee,

FOSTPONE ACTION ON. ARTICLE 19 RESOLUTION      Report of Committee Will Not Be Heard Lintil Next Meeting oF Assemble.

SOVIET REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED IN HOME OF THE GREAT KRUPP STEEL WORKS      An Army of 7,500 Has Also Taken Possession of the Cities of Mul heim, Oberhausen, Elberfield and Others.

2000 WOMEN OPEN CONVENTION INCHIGAGO TODAY   ctory Convention it ontinue Through  * Next Wednesday

WOMEN PLAN A LEAGUE OF FAIR VOTERS   National Woman Suffrage .. Association to Be Aban~ doned,. Is Belief.   NON-PARTISAN ISSUE BEFORE CONVENTION

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SEEMS TO BE IN PROSPECT   New Organization ie Contingent Upon uicome of Ratification of uffrece *-

THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS 1S: FORMULATING PLANS OF INDEPENDENCY AT CHICAGO MEETING

TO BE'LAST MEETING   National Women’s Suffrage Assoelation, Meeting fn Chicago, Has Reached Goal,

CHICAGO COP SLAIN IN FIGHT   Policeman Routs Masked Trio and Saves $5.000 Pay Roll.

BANDITS KILL CHICAGO COP   Detective Routs Masked Trice and Saves $5,000 Pay Roll in South Side Holdup.

VIANA SINGS FAREWELL   Former Choir: Boy. Bids - Farewell to - World in’ ‘Song.   Ry United Press.

La of. 19 Years Step dt fe: Gallows Prot Ais: Innocence _      SANG ‘MOTHER 0’ MINE’   To His. Mother. When She ‘Visited ‘Him in.the Death Cell Last Evening

NICK VIANA IS HANGED IN CHICAGC   Pays Penalty for Murdering Saloon: keeper; Sings “Mother O'Mine”’ Before He Dies,

OF NEW JERSEY ELECTED Ol WET PLATFORM   Opens Battle on the 18th Constitu tional Amendment

NCW FIRES GUN FOR CAUSE OF WETS   Kdwards, Of New Jersey. Opens Fight On Fighteenth Amendment   HOLDS PROVISION IS INVASION OF RIGHTS   Urges Legislature To Refuse To Ratify Or Accept Drs Amendment

ILLEGALLY FORGED PON THE PEDPLE   Declares New Governor of New Jersey as to the Prohibi sian Amendment.

NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR - OPENS FINISH FIGHT CN NATIONAL PROHIBITION

OF NEW JERSEY ELECTED OA WET PLATFORM  Opens Battle on the 18th Constitu  Opens Battle on the 18th Constita tional Amendment   Holds That Enforcement of Protibition Is Invasion of State Richta.

TREATY 15 NOW WHERE IT WAS IN NOVEMBER   For First Time in Treaty’: History Senate Records Two-Thirds Majority   WAY CONSIDERED OPEN FOR CAMPAIGN ISSUE   IRRECONCILABLES CARRY O01 THEIR THREAT TO SUBDUE ANY MOTION OF LODGE FOR COMPROMISE.

First Time in Whole Treaty Fight That Any Question Voted on Has Been Carried he Twa.Thirde   SENATOR FAILS TO AMEND HIS ‘CLAUSE   Republicans Refuse to Allow Leader to Alter Change; Two Proposed Modifica tions Are Voted’ Down.

PENGE TREATY COMPROMISE Io DOWN AND OUT   Senate Rejects Two Modifica tions of Lodge Reservations On Withdrawal.   Vote Follows Debate Relative to Form Issue Will Take In Campaign.

SENATE REJECTS. COMPROMISE!   REPUMACAS LEADET'S: MOUIFE. “CATIONS ON: RESERVATIONS DEFRATED RY TWOTHIRDS MAJORITY.

VOLUNTEERS RUN TRAINS IN THE EAST   Road Officials and Students Fill Strikers’ Places.  MOVE FOOD SUPPLIES  Brotherhoods (Continne Efforts § to   Brotherhoods Continne Efforts ta Break Strike in New York, PennSylvania and Eastern States,

OTRIKE GENTER MOVES TO ERAT; TRAFFIG STOPS   Passenger Service Hard Hit Around Gotham—Steel Regions Are Threatened.   At Chicago Conditions Im: proved and Several Embargoes Have Been Lifted.

OHIOANS WILL TRY 10 NOMINATE GOX   OHIO DEMOCRATS REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO CHECKMATE  REPUBLICANS

BUCKEYES WILL BOOST GOVERNOR   OHIO DEMOCRATS WILL MAKE HARD FIGHT TO NAME COX AT FRISCO CONVENTION AS  OPPONENT OF HARDING

OHIOANS BOOMING CO)   WANT DEMOCRATS TO SELECT BUCKEYE GOVERNOR TO OPPOSE HARDING.

DEMS GROOMING OHIOAN TO.RACE WITH HARDING   FRISCO MEET JUNE 28   WILL HM, HAYS SEES BI BATTLEGROUND OF REPUBLIANG tw THE SHOWEST

GOVERNOR COX  LOOKS GOOD TO DEMOCRATS   They Are Positive That H Can Carry the Buckeye State.

PRESIDENTIAL BATTLEGROUND 10 BE OHIO   HOPE TO SAVE STATE FOR THE DEMOCRATS.   COX AND HARDING TO GIVE BATTLE.

OHIO DEMOCRATS WOULD HAVE COX HEAD OF TICKE)   Friends of Governor in ~ Hustle to Put Him For. ward at San Francisco  on the 28th.

OHIO DEMOCRATS WOULD MATCH CO} AGAINST HARDING   Claim Governor in Strategica! Position With Ability to Carry State Certain. 

CAN CARRY STATE INSISTS CAMPBELL   Democrats Redcoubling Efforts To Have Cox Chosen Presi. * dential Nominee.

WORK HARD FOR cox       Qhivans Mahe Every Effort fo Lnsure Nominatlon of Ohio

DEMS. CONSIDER GOVERNOR COX FOR THE BIG RAGE   Program for Harding’s Campaign is Already Under Way

DEMOCRATS WANT COX   Would Also Select an Ohio Man for Their Standard Bearer.

OHIO DEMOCRATS PUSH WORK T0 NOMINATE COX   Seek Honor of Having Twe Buckeyes in 1920 Race.

BOOSTING COX FOR PRESIDEN]   Selection of Harding Causes Democrats to Redouble Efforts

Nomination of Harding Makes Ohio Governor Logical Choice Of Democrats is Claim  CAN CARRY STATE  INSISTS CAMPBELL  Democrats Redoubling Efforts To Have Cox Chosen Presi* dential Nominee.

BOOST  FOR PRESIDENT   Selection of Harding Cause: Democrats to Redouble . Efforts

Leaders Say Governor Can Carry State and Declares No Other Can Match This Certainty.

DEMS GROOMING QHIOAN TO RACE WITH HARDING   Gov. Cox Looks Like Best Bet to Put Against G. O. P.   ‘-RISCO MEET JUNE 28   WILL H, HAYS SEES BIG BATTLEGROUND OF REPUBLIANS IN THE MIDWEST

Jul DEMOCRATS PLAN INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF GOVERNGT   NOMINATION OF OHTAN AS G. 0. FT CANDIDATE GIVES STIMULUS TO COX CAMPAIGN,

A HARD DRIVE  FOR COX OF OHIO   DEMOCRATS WANT AN OHIO MAN FOR PRESIDENT TOO.   COX MAY. SAVE OHIO   LEASTWAYS IF HE CANT BEAT HARDING NOBODY CAN,   That Is the Argument the Backeye Governor's Friends Are Putting Up. in His Behalf.

STRENGTH SEEN  F Ohio Delegate Declares Governor Would Carry State Over Harding--Asks Who Else Can.

OHIO DEMOGRATS BOOM PNEPAGR WD      COX “IS. THEIR > CHOICE   AU PORIER “OHIO. Ga VERNOR a HANDLES OAMPAIGYK   Cirewlar Letter Sént. tov At Demo“ eralle, Délezhtas: Giving Rea. “sens Why Coax Should Bel:  » Nominated atPriseo:

Governor's. Friends Assert He Could Surely Win ° Ohio Over Harding   LA FOLLETTE LIKELY TO HEAD THE 48’ERS

Harding’s Nomination Causes Ohio Democrats to Redouble Their Effort to Nominate Co

OHO DEMOCRATS PUSH COX BOON   DECLARE HE CAN CARRY OHIQ WHILE NO OTHER CANDIDATE CAN

OHIO:DEMOCRATS. SPEED ‘UP. WORK “FOR JAMES B: COX   Former’ Governor Campbel Leads \ Work:in-Behalf of  ar Rae

OHIO DEMOS MOVE TO NAME GOV. COX   Believe Selection of Harding Makes Their Chance Decidedily Better.

ARDS CHOICE 1)  VOTERS IN "(TE WIDEPOLL   -.lecuien Of New Jresey Man Points to Wet Sentiment In Iowa.

BUY. EDWARDS LEADS IN IOWA PRESINENTIAL PAL   NO DOUBT IN THIS STATE IN POLL JUST CONCLUDED   LEADS POLL IN NINE OF THE CITIES CONDUCTING   The Result of This Straw Ballot For President Shows Much ArntiProhibition Strength. Recognized Leaders Not In the Swim

BADGERS MAY GOTO MADOC   Davies Chairman and Karel On Resolutions for Wisconsin

PUNISHMENT FOR  KAPP LEADERS   Government Will Prosecute Guilty, German President Declares.

CEAMAN REVOLT FACE DEATH I DBAVEN CULT}   Ebert Says Kapp Leaders Shall Feel the Full Weight of the Law; All of the Guilty May Be Executed,   PRESIDENT _ GREATLY REGRETS UPRISING   Faction That Caused Trowble Has Always Desired War and Think the Recent Struggle Not Sufficient,

RAIL TRAFFIC EXCEEDS PERIOD DURING WAR   a 8 Vier’ Than unm Grea Troop Movement —Efficiency Increased.

TOWN SEARCHED ~— IN WHISKEY RAIL   Revenue Officers Surround Town And Arrest 13 Alleged “Moonshiners.”

MANY MOONSHINERS CAUGHT IN BiG RAIL   THIRTEEN TAKEN RED-HANDED AT JACKSONVILLE, IND., BY REVENUE OFFICERS

WIRES TO APPREHEND CLARA SMITH HAMON   Oklahoma County Attorney In. structs Bheriff to Take Action.

ARREST OF CLARA ~ HAMON:IS: SOUGHT   Prosecutor Wires : Sheriff. to Act at Once—Firm Retained to Defend Her.

State Department Objects To American Officials AHending The Inauguration of Obregon

STARTS NEXT WEEK.   Checotah Chautauqua Will Open 1920 Program on Next  Eh, cen Aaer

STARTS NEXT WEEK..   Checotah Chautauqua .Will Open “1920 Program: on ‘Next

NOTHING GIVEN OUT BY WILSON   ys He Wl Make Soows iis Attitude Shortly Before Canvettion

WILSON REFUSES TO TELL: CAMPAIGN PLANS; HOUSE DEMOCRATS PLAN REVOLI

WILSON PLANS [8 KEEP ’EM GUESSING UNTIL NEXT SUMMER   PRESIDENT MAY REMAIN Ih * BACKGROUND UNTIL SHORTLY BEFORE CONFAB— ATTACK !S STARTED

NO WORD AT WHITE HOUSE ON ORD TERM   PRESIDENT IS SILENT   BELIEF IS THAT EXECUTIVE FEARS ANNOUNCEMENT WOULD WEAKEN PARTY LEADER. SHIP AND BLOCK TREATY COURSE APPROVAL

PRESIDENT I$ KEEPING PARTY PLAN A MYSTER’   will Not Divulge His Political Pre  ferences Until Democrats Meet a

HEAR WILSON WILL _HOLD_BACK-PLANS   Unofficial Word Has tt He Will  _ Sane sain

NILSON REFUSES TO SPEAK Ov   President Balks.at Efforts o Party Leaders to Force Declaration of Intentions.   WAITS FOR CONVENTION

WILL HE RUN. AGAIN?   President Refuses to “Give Out” Any: thing on- ‘Re-election.

Does Not Propose to Make Public His Designs Till Shortly Before Convention   ATTACKS ARE PLANNED BY HOUSE DEMOCRATS   DELIEF GROWS THAT THIRD TERM WILL NOT BE SOUGHT, BUT ONLY PARTY LEADERSHIP TO SAVE TREATY,

WILSON SILENCE ANGERS DEMOS   Want Him to Announce His Stand on Third Term

SMITHS LEAD IN NEW YORK CIT!   More of Them Than Any Other Name Despite the Cohen List Which Has Been in The Lead for Some Time.— Smiths Have Bie Majority.

SMITHS LEAD Ml ~NEW YORK ny   More of Them Than Any Other Name Despite the Co hen List Whicle Has Been in  Lo ot ee or rr <n s o/ De   Lhe Lead ior oome Lime. Smiths Have Big Majority.

FRENCH CABINET CALLED — 70 CONSIDER ACTION AS _ RESULT OF GREAT STRIKE   Dock Workers at Some French Ports Walk Out, » Adding Further to Aggravated Labor Situation Throughout Country ~*

GENERAL STRIKE IN FRANCE MAY = BEA FAILURE   COAL MINERS REFUSED TO GO OUT, BUT DOCK MEN PARTIALLY OUT. ©   THE GOVERNMENTS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

FRENCH STRIKE CREATES FEARS; CABINET MEETS   Think Government § Has Won Victory Over Radicals.

Dockmen Join French Strike; Shipping Stops   Three Die, 102 ¥ Wounded and 103 Jailed During Riots on May Dav. se

MILLERAND WINNING IN STRIKE FIGHT   Refusal of French Miners to Strike Puts Crimp in Plans of French Radicals to Tie Up National Industries and Worry Government.

DAUGHTER CAUSES ARREST OF AGED MAN, SHE FINDS MOULDS FOR COUNTERFEIT

‘FINDING OF. COUNTERFEITING MOLDS CAUSES DAUGHTER TO HAVE FATHER ARRESTED

TRANSPORT HAS ARRIVED WITH LAST OF ALE. F   Northern Pacific Also Carries Passengers From the Powhatan.   ALL GOT ABOARD SAFELY   Much Praise For the Passenger: —No Truth In the Story of Lives Lost.

QPPOSES IMPORTING ANY MEXICAN LABG}   Labor Federation Secretary Asserts Western States Present No Shortage

PUT HOOVER ON BOTH TICKETS   MICHIGAN WANTS HIM SO BAD THAT REPUBLICANS AND CEMOCCRATS SIGN HIM.

FEHRENBACH FORMS CABINET IN GERMANY   ‘Comprise Representatives o! Centrist Democratic And People’s Parties.

ET WAS AGAIN ERRATIC   Prices Jump About with eConfusing Lack of , Regularity.   A. NWOOGN RALLY SENDS THEM UP

AGAIN ERRATIC   Prices Jump About with eConfusing Lack of , Regularity.   A. IwWCOQN RALLY SENDS THEM UP

GEDDES 10 GET RAISE IN PA’   HIS AMBASSADORIAL SAL ARY IS NOT DIGNIFIED ENOUGH,

BOLSHEVISM RIFE IN SOUTHERN REPUBLIC   WITNESSES TELL COMMITTEE OF  INSECURITY OF LIFE  AND PROPERTY   One Incident Goes To Show That The Greasers Have Respect For English Citizens

Declares Soviet Doctrine Is Being Spread Over Mexico   Carranza Backs Bolsheviki, Witness at Senate Subcommittee Hearing Testifies—Asserts Striking Labor Men* Adhere to Cause of Radicals—Says Success of Extremist Agitators Is Undisguised.

ASSAILS WILSON FOR RECOGNIZINGCARRANZA   Witness Tells Senate Committee Order Can’t Be Restored While Reds Are Upheld -

American Traveling Salesman as Witness Asserts That Bolshe vik Gang is Being Upheld by  Wileon Adminictirsation. —

BOLSHEVISM GAINING GRIP UPON MEXICO   Senate Committee Told by American Witness That Carranza is in Favor of Extremists.

CARRANZA “FED'S FREI   Tells Investigating Commit _-tee Bolshevism: ‘Thriving’ in Southern Republic,   AMERICAN CONSULS WILL NOT REPORT SITUATION   Civil War Veteran Relates Many Stories of Tortures” _Inflicted Upon Victims  Ee - ‘by. Greasers. .

Carranza Aligned With B-Ishevik Forces Which Qverrun Nation, Witness Declares

DULOHEVIOM NOW RAMPANT THROUGH WHOLE OF MEXICO   Fali’s Senate Committee Hears Stories From Men Whe Travel in Carranzaland: Revolting Crimes Occur.

WALL STREET BACK TO WORI      Effects of Great’ Blow-up Are Washed Away and the Money Diggers.   The Stock Market is Open Again—Confident That it Was a Bomb Plot

WALL OTREET Hho RESUMED ITS WORK   ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL” WAS OR: DER OF THE DAY AMID SCENES OF DESTRUCTION.

BUSINESS AS USUAL AFTER BOMB TRAGEDY   Morgan and Company Open — Streets Cleared.

MONEY MARKETS RESUMED OP. ERATION AS THOUGH NOTH. ING: HAD OCCURRED.   Mass of Men, Women and Childres Passe the Morgan Bank Where Mie Explosion Caused Heavy Toll.

BUSINESS GOES ON “AS USUAL” TODA   Wall-st Shows ‘Effects 0' Blast but Clerks are Back on Job   PULILE UN ALL CUKNERS   Stock Exchange Building No Badly Damaged but Windows Qut,

LAST FAILS TO STOP BUSINESS   Wall Street Resumes Activities  as Though Nothing Had Occurred.

BUSINESS STARTS AMID RUINS   Wall-St Resumes Activity Tho Buildings Are Shattered   EXCHANGE BARS VISITORS   Crowds Kept Moving by Squads of Police

BUSINESS “ UN “Aa UoUAl IN MANHATTAN   New Yorkers Resume Work in Wrecked Money Market

Sends Resignation to Gover nor Because of ‘Ill Health Following Charges Made hy Discharged Emplove:   Declares That Johnson's Accnsations of Misconduct Undermines Discipline in Office; Retires Under Fire

DISTRIBUTION OF © VICTORY MEDALS   AMERICAN LEGION’S PART IN PROGRAM MADE CLEAR.

AL. PLANS T0 - AID GIVING OUT ~ VICTORY MED'LS   Legion Hopes For Series of Cere: monies of Presentation on Armistice Day.   NOT CONFINED TO MEMBERS   Does Not Mean Legion Has Taken Over Distribution of Honor Medals.

MILITARY TRAINING MADE COMPULSORY   Secretary Baker Gives Endorsement To New Army Reorgani-gation Bill.:

RIKER PRAISES CrNATE MEASURE   Declares Army Reorganization Bill Statesmanlike Legislative Proposal

BAKER DECLARES NEW ARMY BILL 0 BES! DRAFT   Provides for Regular Army, Universal Training and National Guard.

CeOAETARY OF WAR ~TNDORSES MEASURE FOR AMERICAN KAM   Bill Calls for Formation of One Big Military Organization For Unted States   REORGANIZATION PLAN DECLARED EXCELLENT   Regulars to Comprise 280,000 Men Under Proposed Law; Guard Is Recognized

BAKER ENDORSES PLAN FOR ARMY IN SENATE BILL   But Is Opposed to the Provision Making General Pershing Chief of Staff.   GIVES REASON FOR STAND   ‘Says In Effect the War Depari:  ment Would Be Abolished By Such Action.

IDORSES  A Wau Ba t Swe gh a  LORY ryt y ROMY REE  Ua oy A oy fied BL

DBJECTS TO HIM AS CHIEF OF STAFF   Endorses Reorganization Bill For the Army

BAKER APPROVES NEW ARMY BILL   DECLARES IT TO BE, THE “OST STATESMANLIKE” OF ANY. .   EVERY YOUTH IN AMERICA’ TO BE A SOLDIEKR..  The National Guard Is to ‘he a Part of the ular Army—But Hew _ About Pershing. .

secretary of War Suys Army RKeorganization Bil, Drafted by Senate Military Sub-Committee, is Most Businesslike Attempt’ Ever Made in Any Country

BAKER ENDORSES NEW ARMY BILE BEFORE SENATE   Tells Committee It’s Moat Statesmanlike Attempt To Form Army. ,,,«   WANTS JOB FOR PERSHING . ‘EQUAL TO HIS HIGH RARK   Opposes Section of Bill’ ’ Making Pershing Chief. of Staff of New‘Army

ARMY BILL ENDORSED BY BAKER   PROVIDES FOR COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING OF YOUTH   And One Big Army to be  Divided Into Citizens Re. - gerve Army and the Na  ional Guard.

BAKER OPPOSED TU PEROHING a GHEE (IF STE   Says -Provision.of Army Bil » Would Abolish War De- © partment:

MIR. BAKER PRAISES; ARMY BILL, SAYS TT IS GREAT. MEASURE   Appears Before Senate Military Committee and Endorses the Measure.   CREATE GREAT U. S. ARMY   Measure Provides for Compulsory Training; Citizens’ Reserve Army Also.

Secretary Baker Endorses Army Bil    Approves the Reorganization Bill as  Drafted by the Senate Military Sub-Conmmittee.

KING TRIES IN VAIN TO TESTIFY NEWBERRY TRIAL   Senator’s Campaign Manager Collapses on the Witness Stand

eS  ILLNESS HALTS NEWAERAY TRIM   Campaign Manager Makes Vain . Attempt to Resume Testi' * mony: Court Adiourns

Paul King, Campaign Manager, Collapses on Stand.   Physician Saye Chief Defense Witney  la a Complete Physical Wrénk a —May Not Recover *  Fora Year, 9 7M

FORCED COURT TO ADJOURN   Campaign Manager for Newberry Suffering From [llness

NEWBERRY MAN TOTAL WRECK PASE SHSPENDS   Trial Again Delayed When King Collapses After Trying te Testify.

—_—e  N@ OVERCOM       AGAIN,   Witness at Newheury: Trial Suffers Sccond Breakdown on Stand.

PAUL KING SICK ~ AND COMPELLED TO LEAVE STANT   WITNESS IN NEWBERRY TRIAL SUFFERS ANOTHER COLLAPSE.   DOCTORS ORDER HIM ‘TO RETURN TO BED   After Five Minutes Effort He Fails To Recollect Happenings of Senatorial Campaign of 1918.

KINGGOES BACKTO STAND. COLLAPSES   Newberry Manager Unable t Stand Strain

MAIN WETNESS IN TRIAL OF NEWBERRY ELECTION CASE HAS NEW COLLAPS)      PAUL KING, CAMPAIGN MANAGER, TRIES TO RECALL EVENTS OF  IYIS BUT FAILS,

Campaign Manager Makes Vain Attempt to Resume Testi' mony; Court Adjourns

yuan TO GO ON WITH. .HIS TEeTIMONY WHEN TRIAL  1g RESUMED.   ass BACK 10 BED

REFUSE TO CUT SEA POWER AND ENGLAND RAVES   Pacific Next Likely Spot for War—America to Have Biggest Armada.   WAR WITH UNCLE SAM IS OFTEN MENTIONED

REFUSE TO CUT SEA POWER AND ENGLAND RAVES   Pacific Next Likely Spot for ‘ War—America. to Have.’ - Biggest Armada. ~            WAR WITH UNCLE SAM IS OFTEN MENTIONED

Harding Greeted By * Thousands   Republican Presidential Can _ didate,Makes Stirring Plea for Americanism.   PRINCIPAL POINTS OF HARDING'S KEYNOTE SPEECH

TEST SUIT. 1S HILEB IN DISTRICT COURT   ‘Temporary Injunction Asked to Pre - -yent Action by Fuel and Food Commission.

VALIDITY OF NEW LAW IS QUESTIONED      Suit Filed in U.S. District Cour Against Fuel and Food Commission Act Recently Passed.

3 DEAD IN BENZOL BLAS?   Fifteen.Thousand-Galion Tank of Li. quid Explodes at Rubber Tire pliant in Ohio.

3 PERSONS DIE IN EXPOLSION   BIG TANK OF BENZOL BLOWS UP AT MASON TIRE FACTORY.   Trainman Killed.

THREE DEAD IN BENZOL EXPLOSION   45 Are Injured Also When Mason Tire and Rubber Co. ‘Plant Suffers Bie Loss. ‘

THREE DIE Ay INUREL Ay] KENT         Benzol Tank Explodes And The Workmen iin Rubber Piant Are Caught in Building  Many Injured Will Probably Die

THREE DEAD ° _ FORTY- hi      RESULT OF EXPLOSION OF 15,600 GALLON BEN« ZOL TANK   At Tire Factory at Kent, Q, —Several Officials of Co. " Seriously Burned —Injured in Hosnital..

BAILEY RETAINS: FIVE THOUSAND [FAD OVER NEFF   BOTH CANDIDATES PLANNING TO OPEN CAMPAIGNS FOR THE RUN-OFF

DEATH LAYS HAND ON YOUNG MOTHER   MRS. ZENIS McLEAN DIES AT - HOME’ IN WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP MONDAY. .

DEATH LAYS HAND ON YOUNG MOTHER MONDA'   Mrs. Zenis McLean Dies At Home In Washington Township—Leaves Little Babe Born Feb. 22.

CRIME onUWN TO BE GROWINE   Ohio Capital City Seems to Have Plenty of Booze sd

CRIME SHOWS A STEADY INCREASE IN OHIO CITIES   ROOTLEGGERS ACTIVE IN COEUMBUS; LIQUOR FLOWS FREELY THERE

WHITE SAYS BUDGET HAS NOT BEEN MADE   DECLARES HE THINKS COX HAS THE PROOF   Asserts He Doesn't Knov What Evidence Cox Holds But Satisfied Gov. Can Prove Anything He Charges — Disagrees With Financial  Tilesanatan

GREEK ARMY MAKES BIG ADVANCE IN ASIA MINOR   Capture 1,200 Prisoners anc Much Material,

GREEK ARMY IS WINNING BATTLES   Invasion of Asia Minor Pro gresses’. With Capture of tot Prisoners.

TO MAKE DRIVE FOR MEMBERS   Statewide Drive for Members Will Be Made by Farm Bureau Federation on October Twelfth— Membership Now 120.000.

MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN SOON   Farm Bureau to Put On Drive to Add to Its Membership — October 12 Is Day Set for Work—Every Member Get a Member.

GUARDS AGAINST REDS   BERLIN GOVERNMENT FEARS NEW RADICAL DISORDERS.   Bolshevik Victory Over Poland Stirs the Soviets—Authorities Are on the Lookout.

FEAR RED OUTBREAKS   Germany Guards Against New Radical Disorders.   Soviet Victory Over Poland Causes Berlin Authorities to Be on Lookout for Trouble.

RED OUTBREAKS IN GERMANY FEARED   Germany Guards Against New Radical Disorders.   Soviet Victory Over Poland Causce Beriin Authorities to Be on Lookout for Trouble.

HARDING FARILY OF STURDY STQG:   STERLING NEW ENGLAND ANCESTRY NOTED IN ATTRACTIVE. NESS OF G. O. P. CANDIDATE’S FOLKS,

HARDING FAMILY OF STURDY STOCK   STERLING NEW ENGLAND ANCES TRY NGTED IN ATTRAGTIVENESS OF G. 0. P. CANDI. OATE'S FOLKS.

MRS. PHOEBE ELIZABETH DICK ERSON HARDING, MOTHER OF THE SENATOR, WHO DIED  sar Anam

HARDING FARILY OF STURDY STQGK   STERLING NOW’ ENSLAND ANCES TRY NOTED IN ATTRACTIVE NEES OF G. 0. P. CANE, DATES FOLKS.

STERLING NEW ENGLAND ANCES TRY NOTED IN. ATTRACTIVE. NESS OF GO. P.,CANDIDATE’S ‘FOLKS.   MRS. PHOEBE ELIZABETH pICr ERSON HARDING, MOTHER: cd THE SENATOR, WHO DIED  fk emnr 4m

MAJ, GEN. WOOD  WINS DELEGATES   Republican National Committee Seats Two From District of Columbia. f  th   SUFFRAGE 0. K. IS URGED   Resolution Asks Governors Whose States Have Not Yet Ratified Amendment to Summon Legislatures to Ratify Measure.   STANDING OF DELEGATES.

WOOD DELEGATES EHUM D. 0. SEATED   Republican National Committee Gives General Two.   0. K. FOR SUFFRAGE URGED   Resolution Asks G. O. P. Governors tc issue Proclamations at Once Summoning Legislature to Ratify Amendment.

UHILD WELFARE LEGISLATION CHIEF PLANK’ IK WOMAN'S PLATFORM  To Be Presented to Platform Com. mittees of Both Parties.

CHILD WELFARE  LEGISLATION CHIEF PLANK Ih WOMAN'S PLAT Oni  To Be Pres ated Platform Com mittees of Both Parties.

MURDERED WOMAN MAY HAVE BEEN MRE. KATHERINE JACKSON OF STURGIS, MIS.

NEW THEORIES DEVELOPED i  TRUNK MUiDEF   VICTIM OF DETROIT MURDER POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED AS WRS, KATHERLNE JACKSON,

Was the Wife of Kid AfcCoy Jackson of Sturgis, Mlys., a Young Fanner —Maidon Name Kathering Lou  Fondron,

JEMOCRAT     MAKE si caMPA                             Contributed, 85.000 - Sociakists sMave, “Raised » ys Preisure

CAR SHORTAGE BRINGS DISTRESS   Freight Yards Are Choked an Industries Are Closing Because of Lack of Supplies.   PLAN TO MOVE GRAIN

Congestion in Terminal Yards Has Reached an Alarming Stage   Food Supplies Are Running Low as Result of Impaired Service

Outlaw Strike Ties Up Freight in New York   Much Suffering is Resulting Because oy the Shortage of Fuel

Outlaw. Strike  Ties Up Many Cars         THOUSANDS OF LOADED CARS ARE FR TERMINAL YARDS -— WHELE INDUSTRIES ARE  SUFFERING FOR RAW  MATERIAL

NIKE CARE OF TE FORESS   The Newsprint Supply Makes the Conservation of the Forests   SUPREME NECESSITY

GREATER PAPER FAMINE AF FORESTS ARE WASTE   ‘Survey of Pulp Wood Resource:  Shows Need For Constructive  American Policy.

MUTINY ON TRANSPORTS   Thinois Congressman Thinks Reds Disabled the Powhatan.

HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL   Kenosha Man Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison Ends His Life.

‘MAN HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL   Had Been Sentenced to Ten Years in Wisconsin Penitentiary,

TROOPS RAIhH orrwe oF DUBLIN JOURNAL TODAY  gam. Bane.82b. dd Bo. eee

WAUKESHA SENDS MEN TO MUKWONAGO MEET   ANNUAL CIVIG BOOSTER EVENT INCLUDES BANQUET THIS EVENING FOR 140 :

WAUKESHA MEN /—ATTEND-MEET AT  MUKWONAGC      “ANNUAL CIVIG BOOSTER EVENT INCLUDES BANQUET THIS EVENING FOR #49 .

STATE MAY ADD SEAT IN US. CONCRRSS   Increased Census.May Give Badgers Added Representative.   MAY FOLLOW PRECEDEXT   But Leaders Oppose Any In- ¢rease in “Unwieldy”, House.

CHANGES IN CONGRESS 10 COME SOON   Politicians Conside Changes in House Because of New Census

FIFTY SEATS TO BE ADDED 10 U. S. HOUSE   These Will Go Chiefly to Western and Southern States .Congress Will Decide Next Term.

SOUTH AND WEaT SHOW A GAIN 1M POLITICAL POWCE   New Census May Add Fift Seats in House of Representatives.

POLITICAL WAY THROUGH INCREASE   Fifty New Seats Must Be Added to the House to Prevent Any State from Losing Any Part of lis Present  ' *. . DO nA eneantatinn

Increased Population to Give Greater Representation On Lepislative Bodies  Half-Hundred Additional Seats In Congress In Prospect  wma * serie Per Mae cS  NESE o meee! iy   Ohio to Get Four More Seats lf Old Plan Followed

MORE CONGRESSMEN ARE CALIFORNIA’S ~ ADDED PORTION VIA CENSUS   Three Seats and Possibly Five May Result from New Census Figures, But Congressional Leaders Are Lothe to Raise Membership

POLITICAL POWER MAY SWING 10, NEW POPULATION CENTER   The South and West Shows Greater Gains Than Do. the East and North of -the United States   AFFECTS ELECTORATE      CENSIS RETURNS  INDICATAE HEAVIER VOTING STRENGTH. IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE FOR’.  DEMOCRATS OF NATION

START FISHT ON ‘GONGRESS SEATS   New Apportionment is Necessary With Announcement of Population.   MAY HOLD TO PRESENT

WISCONSIN GAINS ONE M. C. _ UNLESS CONGRESS CHANGES - BASIS-OF APPORTIONMEN’   West and South Stand. to Gain Most in a Political Way Under-the New Census; House May Decide to hold Membership to  ‘ Present Ficure

WEST AND SOUTH GAIN BY CENSUS   iHlinois Will Get Three More Seats in House.   50 NEW MEMBERS ARE ADDED   ‘New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan Gain Four Congressmen Each—New House Will Con. sist of 485 Members.

WILL BENEFIT POLITICALLY BY POPULATION GAIN.   Fifty New Seats Will Have to be Ad  ded to the House of Representatives to Prevent Any States Losing Part of Present Delegation.

MORE POLITICAL POWER TO WEST “AND THE SOUT   Increased Population Calls for An Increase of Representation. *

WEST AND SOUTH GAIN BY CENSUS   Secure Most of Political Benefits.   OBTI iN MORE VOTES — INE HLECTORAL COLLEGE   Co \gress to Make Appor: ‘Aionment Next Winter.

OD NEW SEATS: ARE NEGESOARY IN THE HOUSE   West, and South Will Gain More Representation Because of Increase in Pontilatinan

Increases in West anc South Expected to  Tos wax   Precedent Shows’ Cali‘fornia May Be Allow ad Witte Mare

WEST AND SOUTH TO GAIN MAJORITY OF THE NEW REPRESENTATIVES   WILL ENLARGE CONGRESS   If Precedent Is Followed Large Number of New Congressmen Must Be Elected in Year 1922.

CENSUS FIGURES CHANGECONGRESS   South and West Will Gain Mos in Membership,   FOUR FOR PENNSYLVANIA   Congressional Leaders Oppose Atty Large Increase in House and May Cut New Members.

NEW CENSUS ADDS 50 TO CONGRESS   West and South Given More Po litical Strength   QHIO GAINS FOUR IN HOUSE   Opposition to Membership In. crease Shawn Amona Solons

WESTAND GOUT GAIN BY GENSHS   POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FOURTEENTH FEDERAL NOSE-COUNTING.

FIFTY NEW SEATS INU. S. CONGRESS   South and West Gain Most Ac: '  gording to the New Cen. . gus.   ILLINOIS TO GET THREE MORE   Maine May Lose Seat, but New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan ,Gain Four Each—House to Consist of 485 Members.

WEST AND SOUTH GAIN POLITICALLY   NEW CENSUS WILL GIVE THEM INCREASED REPRESENTATION

WEST AND SOUTH ARE POLITICAL WINNERS BY NEW FEDERAL CENSUS   Increased Membership in House of Representatives, More Electoral Votes and Bigger Delegations to Party Conventions Re sult of 1920 Count,

POLITICAL GAINS BY NEW CENSUS   [West and South Proportion. ately Gain More Than East or Middle West   May Mean Thal 50 New Seats Will Be Added lo Na tional House

South and West Gain  Pontically in Census  _ Increase of ‘Nation   Fifty Seats Will Have to Be Added to House of Representatives Unless Growth Is Preportioned' to Keep Congressional body From Reaching Too Unwieldy a Size,

YNDICATES: GAINS. FOR WEST AND SOUTH IN POLITICAL WAY: _   Fifty New Seats: Must Be Added to House of Representatives — Ohio Will Cain Two-Seats.

GAIN POLITICALLY      Holds Good Whether Namber of Members in House Stands . or. 2 Is Increased é

WEST, SOUTH WILL BENEFIT IF HOUSE ROLL 1S INCREASED   Will Gain in Representatives, Electorate College Votes and at Conventions.   IOWA WILL LOSE ONE IN "HOUSE IF NO INCREASE   inder New Population Figures Congress Has Power.to Add 50 Seats if Desired.

HOUSE OF CONGRESS ON NEW CENSUS   NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, _ OHIO, MICHIGAN, FOUR BACT   CALIFORNIA TO SAIN FIVE      ‘exas WIL Gain ‘Ehres on Present Basis of. Representation With Tenues seo and, Arkansas One Each,

WEST AND SOUTH GAIN MOST BY CENSUS FIGURES   Fifty New Seats May be Added to House as Result.  INCREASE OPPOSED   ) s  By Molding House Merbbershin ta 135,  Jowa Would he Among Eleven states to Lose One Seat.

CENSUS FIGURES MAY ADD 50 NEW SEATS IN HOUSE; MD, GAINS ONE   Political Effect Of The Censu: Report Is Shown To Be Considerable:   SOUTH AND WEST PROFIT

hither That or Lower Hoose of Can grease Manet Inerense Wembershin.

SHAKEUP DUE “IN CONGRESS OVER FIRURES   ‘Census Shows West arid Soutt  Gain Over Eastern States .  FIFTY NEW SEATS IN... HOUSE:NOW CALLED FOR   Indications Poi nt, ‘However, to Reduction, lot Increase,  in Members

CENSUS RETURNS MEAN CHANGES IN LOWER HOUS   New Figures Indicate West an¢ South Will Gain Over the East.   UP TO THE NEXT CONGRESS   Represeniatives Number 435— Hi Number Stands Indiana Loses One.

Wel 10 bal LNGHLOME BY INGREANEL POPULATION   Fifty New Seats to Be Added in House of Representatives  CALIFORNIA MAY   Leaders Opposed to Any Large Increase; Effective Next Winter

WEST AND SOUTH WILL GAIN MORE THAN EAST in NUMBER OF CONGRESSMEN

FIFTY CONGRESSMEN MORE AS RESULT OF CENSUS DISCLOSURES   Largest Gains in West and South Are Indicated Now.

WEST AND SOUTH TO GAN WN. POLITICAL -ABVANTAGE IN HOUSE   New: Census Figures Wil Make Change in State - Representation,

Examination of Census*Figures Indicates Membership of House Will be Increased by Fifty, With Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Atkansas One Each; Texas Three, North Carolina Two. ~  House Already Crowded To Its Canacity.

FIFTY NEW SEATS INU.S., CONGRESS      Senate and. West Gain Most According to the New ct   ‘Maine May Lose Seat, but New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan Gain Four Each—House to Consist of 485 Members.

SOUTH AND WEST BIG. ~ BAINERS FROM. CENSUS   Probable Political Effects of New Population Statistics Are Pointed Out.. -

Tingley will have band concerts an Sunday afternoons. .   Poland-China Hog Sale

Worn By Vigil at Wife's Bedside, Father Gives Children Fatal Draucht

COUNT HAS PLAIN JOB   Russian Nobleman -Learning Car Mechanism in Toledo.

NAVY THREATENED WITH DISASTER BY DESERTIONS   Pay Must Be Raised or Disas: ter Will Result Says Admiral Washington.

MANY ESE RTIONS  FROM. THE NAVY   Admira! Washington Says Con. gress Must Raise Pay of Sailors.

DESERTIONS THREATEN NAVY WITH DISASTER    Better Pay for Officers and Men  Is Suggested as the Only Remedy

SMALL PAY THREATENS DISASTER TO AMERICAN NAVY, SAYS ADMIRA!   Thousands of Desertions ir the Past Year Becoming Very Serious to Country

WANTS MORE PAY _ FOR NAVY MEN   Kear Admiral Says. Whole Service 4: ‘Threatened Unless Wages Are Raised. Suen

DESERTIONS FROM NAV} ARE RUINING MORAL   MEN QUIT BECAUSE OF LOW PAY AND ONLY SOLUTION, ADMIRAL SAYS, IS TO PUT PAY SCALES UP A TRIFLE

UNPARALLELED ARE CONDITIONS   Navy Is Facing Disruption on Account of Many Desertions.

‘THOUSANDS DESERT NAVY.   Rear Admiral Washington Says Conditions Are Unparalleled in American History.

MANY DESERTIONS IN THE U.S. NAVY   This Is Caused, It Is Said by Too Low Wages Being Paid Officers and Men

“REGULARS” WIN AT K. C. CONVENTION   Missouri Republicans Voice Unalterable Opposition to Unreserved Treaty

PACT SCORED BY AEQULUTION GIVEN G.0,F. IN MISSOUR   Wilson Policy for Autocracy “Greater Than: Anywhere Else” Is Sondemned.   UNALTERABLE OPPOSITION  TO TREATY 1S SET FORTE   “Hostile to Constitution anc Tradition from Washington and Jefferson Down.”

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE IS UPHELD   Resolution Denouncing Peace Treaty Offered in State Convention— Two Women Will Be Given Places On Big Eight.

G. 0. P. IN MISSOURI   Convention at_ Kansas City Seats Organization Delegutions and {Adopted Platform, 

Chicago's Sunday Riot ix Which Two Whites Arc Kiled Is Followed by Fresh Outbreaks This Morning.   NEGRO RADICALS ARE WANTED FOR MURDERS   Leaders in Back-to-Abyssinia Movement Are Believed Responsible for Killings When Flag Is: Burned.

RACE TROUBLES ~ ONIN CHICAGO   Police Reserves Rescue Three Negro Preachers From the Mob

MINIATURE RACE RIOT BREAKS OUT IN CHICAGO — SEVERAL BLACKS ARE INSURED

RAGE TROUBLES DOGUR IN CHICAGO   [WO MOBS ATTACK NEGROES AND SEVERAL INJURED N CLASHES MONDAY   POLICE RESEAVES GALLE   Abyssinian Prince Captured B Police After He Had Started Trouble in Chicago Late On Sunday.

RACE TROUBLES AT CHICAGO BREAK OUT: ANEW. POLICE ACTIN   Three -Negro . Ministers Mobbec At Railroad Station—Two:’ Whites Killed Sunday. ..~:

WHITES MOB NEGROES IN DETALIATION   SLAYING AT END OF BLACK MARCH RESULTS IN MOB   - ee  Preachers Rescued By Police After Being Badly Beaten.

AGE RIOT 1 PRECIPITATE BY GHIGAG TANS   Three Negro Preachers At tacked by Mob of 150 at Railroad Station   ABYSSINIAN PRINCE IS HELD ON MURDER CHARG!   ATTEMPT MADE TO BUR? AMERICAN FLAG IN “BACH 10: AFRICA” PARADE (I ILACK BELT SUNDAY.

BURNING OF FLAG SENDS ANGRY WHITES AFTER ALL NEGROES ENTERING GIT   Three Negro Ministers and Layman Attacked By Mobs in Railroad Stations Early Today — Following Sunday Killings.

RACE RIOT BROKE OUT IN CHICAGO . THIS MORNING   THREE NEGRO MENISTERS WERE t(Escu clad BY POLICK             Another Negro Was Atacked at  Dowatown Raifroad Stati  AIL Fouy Were Wt te Hospital,

RACE RIOTING IN. CHICACO TO-DAY   TRREE NEGRO. PREACHERS: At} TACKED‘BY 150 WHITHS AT A WEST SIDE- RAILROAD BTA TION, mw

SPA AGREEMENT CONFIRMEL   German Reichstag Gives Approval by Overwhelming \ ote.

Williams Hits At League   Iisapproves Plan to Kforce Peace   Long Assails the Administration   Party s Demoralized hy Antocracy, He says

FORMER Mie AYOR DEGPS DEAD   Was One of Youngstown’s-Lead ing Citizens

BEST PRICE TO GET WOOL   Farmers Plan To Sell Year’s Clip Through County Unit System For Cash.

FARMERS TO COMBINE ON THIS YEAR WOOL GLIP   WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER IS THE PLAN   BIG SAVING TO PRODUCERS   Federation Officers at Indianapolis Make Some Suggestive Plans for the Farmers to ‘Follow in the  State of Indiana,

CHAIRMAN HAYS ANSWERS CHARGE MADE BY COX   SAYS ‘TOTAL CAMPAIGN FUND PLANNED. TS: / 84,007,000—AT“FACKS GOVERNOR COX AND + DEMOCRATIC PARTY. ;

COUNTER CHARGE MADE BY HAYS   “REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN FIRS1 WITNESS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE IN CHICAGO.   COX STATEMENTS DENIED

ENTERS GENERAL DENIAL TO CHARGES MADE IN SPEECHES RY COVERNOR OOF°’V.  MAKE COUNTER CHARGES   Accuses the Democrats of Having Set Up a Machine to Raise Ten Million Dollars tor Campaign Purposes.—— Ask Tribute

HAYS IS WRATHY IN HIS DENIAL   Republican Chairman Says Charges of Raising Slush Fund are False   DENIES THEM ALL   And Talks Like Not a Cent Was Being Solicited— An Investigation On

JAPAN GUARDS SEMENOFF   Anti-Bolshevik Leader of Siberia i Vladivostok Under Escort

BOB OWEN'S THE FIRST NAME PLACED BEFORE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FOR THE PRESIDEN C)

QWEN’S NAME FIRST BEFORE CONVENTION   Gerard Second—Cox Band and Glee Club Open  Davia Seaninan Hilariously.

League Nations and “Slightly’ Wet Planks Agreed on for ° Two Major Issues.   OWENS FIRST NAME TO BE FORMALLY PRESENTED   Expected Balloting on Full Lis of Nerninations Will Begin Tomorrow.

SESSION BEGINS 10 HEAR NOMINATIONS   .ast-Minute Change Precludes. Possibility of McAdoo’s Name Being Formally Before the Convention,   DELEGATES VERY SLOW IN ARRIVING AT HALL   Name of Senator Owen of Oklahoma Is First to Be Placed Before Delegates. Speech by D. H. Linebaugh.

SPRAKS' ON SUGG   a ee: i xm Tatluence of Ourselves and Others Analyzed by Dr. House, .

SPEAKS ON SLGGESTION,   flafluence of Ourselves and Others Analszed by Dr. House,

OGLESBY AND WKINLEY ARE AHEAD EN ILLINOIS    Thorapson Candidates Lack Votes With a Few Precincts Mias-,

W TICKET LEADS IW ILLINOIS PRIMARY   Down-State Vote Overcome: Lead of Thompson Paction Filed Up in Cook County.   CHICAGO PRECINCTS OUT

HOPE NAVY AIR MEN ARE SAFE   Officials Anxiously Await News Of Men From Missine Ralloon

HOPE FLYERS ARE ~ SAFE: WIRE TOWNS   Naval  ‘Officers May. : Have Landed From Balloon in Isolated District

PUBLISHER TRIED UPON WAR CHARGE   DR. RUMLEY SAID TO HAVE CON. CEALED OWNERSHIP OF NEW YORK MAIL.

Blame for Exorbitant Prices Lies in Activity of Speculators Who Are Aided by Car Shortage.

Speculators Blamed for  Coal Prices   CAR SHORTAGE RESPONSI. BLE FOR HIGH FUEL COSTS, CLAIM.

SPEGULATO RG 10 BLAME FOR HIGH PRICES OF GOA   Cars Are Reconsigned in Transit, Resulting ‘in a Higher Price Being Tacked on Two or Three Times

SPECULATORS BLAMED FOR HIGH COAL PRICES   Federal Trade Commission Report Shows Average Sale for April Was $3.26.

SPECULATORS - GET BLAME FOR PRICE OF COAL   National Coal Association Claims Industry Gets A Slender Average Profit   MINE COST VERY LOW   BITUMINOUS COAL CPERATORS BE  LIEVE SHORTAGE CRISIS WILL SOON BE STRAIGHTENED  ) OUT

PROFITEERING COAL [PRICES ARE BLAMED 'UPON SPECULATORS   NO STEPS TAKEN ABOUT PROPOSED CONFERENCE

SPECULATORS Gor FOR ~ PRICE OF COAL   National Coal _ Association Claims Industry Gets A ’ Slender Average Profit   MINE COST VERY. LOW   BITUMINOUS COAL OPERATORS BELIEVE SHORTAGE. CRISIS WILL  . SOON BE STRAIGHTENED . ner

DOMINANT INFLUENCE IN FIUME WILL BE I'TALIAN   Settlement Also Places Italy’ ix Position of Mistress of the Adriatic.   PRESTIGE MUCH INCREASED    Principal Dalmatian Harbors Go to Italy; Other Important Advantages. .

U. $. Election Decided Fiume Question, Writer Says   GIVES ITALY GREAT VICTORY   Makes Rome Mistress of the Adriatic Sea, Claim

ITALY IS READY TO RECOGNIZE SOVIETS   Waits. Only for the Conclusion o Peace With Poland, It Is Reported

ITALIAN  “SOCIALISTS WIN.   SARs PONS Bees oe     Have Forced Erenler to Promise . Recognition of Russa.

RARER AKARARKKERREN   NORTH OAKOTA'S AETURNS MEAGEF   Poor Wire  Communication Makes Report On Election Hard to Get.

MEAGRE RETURNS INN. D, PRIMARY   Definite Figures Probably Wil Not be Available For A Week

HANGE HOLES REY TO TRADE,      iti Cabinet Confers. over     5 ba Wilt’ _ Miithout: Consentiof: French   DIVISION DEVELOPS. IN. . “LONDON OVER PROPOSAL         Defeat: of: Mrangel. ‘Boos Not Imply Readitiess of; Paris to -_ Recognize Bolshevik Govern-. ment. Officials Declare ~

FLIGHT IS ON   FOUR ARMY AIRPLANES START FOR NOME, ALASKA   (By United Press)

NO RISE ‘E IN SHOE PRICES   Prices to Stand Where. They Are for Next Five Months, Say Manufacturers.

SHOE PRICES TO STAND STILL   Manufacturers Give Assurances There Will Be No Increase for Next Five Months.

TARO AND STRIPES 13 rINANGED GY DEMOCRAT NATIONAL OFFICE AIDE   W. D. Jameison, Financial Secretary, Gave Seeretary $4,000 To Invest in Sheet Which Got — $16,000, Senate Committee Hears. ——_

SAYS JAMIESON AIDED THE PAPER   Witness Asserts Democratic Finan cial Directors Put $4,000 in  “Stars and Stripes”   SECRETARY ON THE STAND   Committee Turns to Ohio Governor: ship Campaign in 1918 Follow ing Lockwood Testimony

‘Mrs. Parks Declares “Starg  and Stripes” Loans Were“. Personal Matter, «4

au AY DEMOCRATS   Democratic Finance Director Was Among Those Who Advanced Money   ALL MONEY SECURED AS LOANS, SAYS WITNESS   MKS. PARKS, CHIEF STOCK. HOLDER, DECLARES THE PAPER HAD NO POLITICAL STRINGS ON [7.

DEMOCRATS PUT $4,000 IN THE LEGION PAPE   Jamieson and Other Leading Demo crats Assisted in Financing Thay Paper,

Jamieson Loans Money to the Stars and ,  Stripes   Senate Probers Force the Story Out of Owner — of Paper 5

WOMAN TELLS te f WAS FINALE   MRS. HK. M, PARKS bie LARES SHE INVESTED 38,000 OF HER OWN MONEY ES LENTURE.   $10,000 WAS BORROW:   That No Viember ©  she Declared (cite  the National Democratic mittee Ever Loaned the Papor AN) Money or in wouted in Me spook

FILMS FROM ADJUTANT GEN ERAL’S OFFICE HERE SUNDAY   The Show will be Free; Picture Brought Here Through the American Legion

MOVING PICTURES OF 35TH DIVISION      FILMS FROM ADJUTANT GEN ERAL'S OFFICE HERE SUNDAY      The Show will be Free; Picture+ Brought Here Through the American Legion

Ten of Twelve Emergency Measures Recommended for Action by the Governor Are Approved by Assembly Including New “Blue Sky. Law’: Both Houses Concur   HUGE APPROPRIATIONS PASSED

LEGISLATURE NOW ADJOURNED; PACCES NEW BIT   COMPROMISE MEASURE HAS THE KIPER SENATE BILL AS A BASIS—-COAL CONTROL.

ENDS SESSION   TOTAL OF FIFTY-TWO BILLS ACTED UPON   Tax Legislation Passed Design. ed To Clear Up Recent Tangle.

SUPE BOLTERS  IN TENNESSEE ~—-SSUE VIEWS   Claim Ratification Is Not Desire of People But Brought About  e By Improper Methods, Demands and Lobby

ABSENTEE MEMBERS TELL WHY THEY QUIT TENNESSEE AND FLED INTO KLABAMA: RIGHT PROMPTED ACTIOI   **We Believe That Majority of the People in the State Do No Favor Amendment’s Ratification”’—Lobby Pressure and Demands Improperly Made, Cited—Members. tc Remain Outside Commonwealth a Reasonable Time.   MAY TIE UP SUFFRAGE POR A VRAR AND A HAL!

RUNAWAY LEGISLATORS SET FORTH CONTENTION   Decamping Members of Tennesuee House of Representatives Issue a Statement from Alabaina. -_

SUFFRAGE REBELS WILL RETR   Representaives Invited to Stay Indefinitely at Decatur, ' Alabama.   (By Associated Press.1 Decatur, Ala, Aug. _ 23—The anti-suffrage leaders who came here to prevent a quorum were invited to stay indefinitely by leading anti-suffrage women,

Legislators Who Filed te Prevent Suffrage Vote issue Statement.   WANT PEOPLE TO SPEAK   Declare They Will Stay Away Until People Do So, Suggest Mass Meetings.

LANNE WH LEFT TENNESSEE CIVE REASONS   Legislators Cal on Citizens te Protest Ratification - of Suffrage:

FLEEING SOLONS OF TENNESSEE 10 STAY AWAY UNTIL PEOPLE ~ SPEAK ON SUFFRAG   Refugee Representatives i in Mani. festo Give Reasons for Preventing Quorum in the Hause   DETERMINED FIGHT ON SUFFRAGE BEING WAGED

RUSSIA REIECTS BRITISH PROPOSAL   Refuses to Send Delegates to London te Consider Armistice With Poland «   SARCASTIC TONE NOTED   Soviet Government Declares English Plan Would Be Unfair to Poland

RUSSIA REJECTS BRITISH PROPOSAL TO SIGN POLISH PEACE — LONDON PAPER

30 AEDS ONUB BRITISH ACD DEY THE ARMISTICE   PMCGLARE BRITISH PROPOSAL is UNFAIR TO POLES AND SAYS THEY WILL NOP GIVE THKRMS TO WRANGEL FORCES.

SOVIET DECLINES TO ACCEPT OFFER OF THE BRITISH   Armistice Proposals Reiected, London Times Says.

ENGLAND’S PROPOSAL TO RUSSIA TO MAKE PEACE REJECTED IN SUBSTANCE   Britain's Plan for an Armistice Between Soviet Regime, Poland and Gen. Wrangel Is Turned Down

SOVIETS REJECT PEACE PROPOSAI   lupaeecangernees REJECT ENGLISH ARMISTICE PLAN WITH POLES : AND GEN. WRANGLE,

BRITISH TERMS © ARE REJECTED   Government at Moscow Desire: to Deal Only With Warsaw.   REDS CAPTURE TOWN OF LIDA   Bolsheviki in Their Westward Push Have Reached the Vicinity of the Former Russo-German Battle Line in Pripet Marshes.

ro HEDS SNUB BAITS! PED QERY THE SPRISTIRE        AMAL REUPISH  PROPOSAT FS OUNPATE 490) POLES. AND BAYS HEY WIDL Now GV): THRAS LO WRANGEL FoRCoas

BOLSHEVIK! REJECT BRITISH PEACE OFFEI   Send Sarcastic Reply  on Polish Armistice Plan

REJECTS BRITISH PROPOSAI   Ruxstan Soviet Refuses Peace With Poland On Terms Urged.

ne PEAGE PLAN ~ REJECTED BY RUSSIA   Bolahevik Reply to British Arm “’ istic Proposal Said to Be Sarcastic.

THE SOVIET SCORNS PEACE.   BRITISH PROPOSAL FOR ARMISTICE WITH POLES IS REJECTED,   Botsheviki, in Sarcastic Reply, Hold Eingiand Cnun't Be Impartial and, Anway, the Plan. Is. (Us fnir’! to Polnnd!

WRANGEL’S ARMY TAKES THOUSANDS OF RUSSIAN REDS   Raids Also Result in Many Cannon and Other War Material Falling into His Hands,

PRESIDENT 10 WRITE HISTORY OF THE WAR ON HIS RETIREMENT   Diplomatic Side Of America’s Participation To Be Basis > Of Storv.   PERSONAL FILE OF PAPERS

MT RNA UNAL DMETALIOM fa NOW Neb aahht   VOMMERCIAL CHAOS WILL INEVUP. ABLY RESULT FROM UNSTABLE EXCHANGE SUTUATION,

EUROPE IS WITHOUT GOLD   Foreign Exchange Ha: Become a Sinister  ‘ Problem

- SPANDS TOR: BLME TALISS.   Foreign ExeBange , Must: “He! Pu  on Old Thu

FOREIGN EXCHANGE IS A SINISTER PROBLEN   30 Declares Senator Thomas i Senate Speech Appealing for Bi-Metalism,   ASKS FOR NEW STANDARDS!   America Must Re-Establish Re. gime of Saner and More Dependable Money Medium.

Senator Thomas of Colorado Says Only International Bimetallism Can Adjust Exchange.

BIWETALLISM URGED: TO STABILIZE EXCHANGE   PARITY BETWEEN ANCIENT MONETARY METALS SUGGESTED TO RELIEVE SITUATION.   INITIATIVE BY U5, PROPOSED   Serator Thomas Sees Commercial Chaos Ahead of International . Trade. *

SENATOR THOMAS OR BIMETALISN   Says It Is Only Way to Re. establish World on Sound Money Basis.

JEMUGRAT URGES SILVER STANDARD   THOMAS OF COLORADO, As. SERTS RUIN FACES COM. MERCE OF WORLD.   UGGESTS ONLY REMEDY   Pleads For Reestablishing of Old Ratio Between Gold and Silver to Solve the Greot  Problem.

DENVER oENATOR oEED TRADE CHADS IN MONEY TANGLE   Old Silver, Gold Ratio Asked by Thomas to Aid Europe Secure Meta! Cheaper.

URGES GOLD-SILVER PARITY   Colorado Senator Says Bimetallism Can Adiust Exchange.

Senator Thomas ’ Becomes Seriou:   The Decline in Foreign Exchange, He Says, Has Become a Sinister Inter. national Problem With Commercial Chaos in Prospect,

BIE TALIS IS De. CARED SOLUTAR   Senator Thomas Says Fereizgn Ex: change Has Become “Sinister International Problem.”

BI-METALISM IS THE REMED   Senator Thomas of Coloradc Wants Old Ratio Between Gold and Silver Restored.

Urges Re-establishment of Old Ratio Between _ Gold and Silver ana the Creation of Inter. national Bimettalism

EXPLAINS EXCHANGE iSSUE   Thomas Urges Reestablishmen of Old Ratio Between Gold and Silver.

SENATUR THUMAD ALLEGES WISDOM OF BLMETALISM IS EVIDENCED IN NEED OF A SANER MONETARY BASIS

ADVISES OLD GOLD AND SILVER RATIO   Senator Thomas Also Urges Creation of International Bi-Metallism to Avert Coming Commercial Chaos.

LABUWI IS FINED $1,000 FOR FRAUD   Former Assemblymank'rom Dodge County is Up in Court

LABOR DEMANDS JUSTICE 10 ALL IN WTS DICTUM   Gompers Presents Demands of Workers to Maintain Rights of Individual in Economic Struggle; injunctions and Anti-Free Speech Rapped.   Labor Wants Piank Protecting Worker  in Right to Organize and Strike: Prohibitiion of Strike Invasion in Individual Liberty is View,

RICHT 10 STRES UPHELD BY LABOR PLATFORM PLANKS   SAMUEL GOMPERS TELLS G. -0. P. RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE WHAT ORGANIZED LA. BOR WANTS   STRIKES AT PROFITEERS   Stepe to Reduce Excessive Living Costs are Demanded—Use of Injunction to Pre.  vent Strikes is De. nounced

DEMANDS OF ORGANIZED LABOR   Presented To Resolutions Committee of Republican National Canven. tion by Samuel Gompers.

GOMPERS URGES LABOR PLANKS N PLATFORM   A. F. L. Representative In Chicago Fights for Recognition

FARMERS MAY WAGE WAR FOR HIGHER PRICES   COUNTRY ELEVATORS THREATENED WITH DESTRUCTION BY PRICE DROP, CLAIM

[SOUNDS WARNING AGAINST  FURTHER PRICES SLUMP   Farm Bureau Association Committers Anticipates Further Fall in Grain and Livestock Markets

Large Delegation Will Journey Tc Home of Senator Harding For Adress August 28   NEAR 30,000 PEOPLE WILL Gd   Several of State Congressional -Districts Will Go To Indianapolis Where Start Will Be Made

PREDICTS DECLINE N FOODS, LABOE   Reductions the Real Thing, - Says Former Chamber of ) Commerce Head.

Will Get First Hand Information on Conditions Affect_ ina United States...   BACK AT HIS. DESK TODAY   Will Clean Up State Business and Then Go on Hunting Trip.

COX MAY ISI EUROPE AFTER HUNT IN MASS.   DEFEATED CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY INDICATES DE. SIRE TO TRAVEL

a LY — FUROPE.IN SPRIN      [By Herhert W. Walker, United Press  C44 CaArraecnnndent }

ALLIES DECIDE   Supreme Council Will Inform Huns In the Most Positive ‘Manner That They Must Oheerve the Terms.   USE OF FORCE URGED BY FRENCH PREMIED   i This Is Only Warning  hat Would Be Effective: To Cut Off Supplies Would Not Be Effective,

NO LOOPHOLE LEFT FOE TO EVADE PACT   Allies Firm in Stan Germany Must Obey Terms of Treaty.

JOINT DECLARATION WILL BI SENT TO GERMANY BY ALLIES   MAY EMPLOY ARMY   ‘British Premier Favors the Shutting Off of Food Supplies and t Communication   Millerand Says the Only Force Germany will Respect is an Army and Navy

ALLIES WOULD FOLLOW FRENCH 10 RUAR BASIN   Premiers Consider Taking This Step to Force German Disarmament.   SUPREME COUNCIL IS AGREED ON QUESTION   Premiers Millerand and Lloyc George Kiss and Make Up.

GERMANY MUST FULFIL TREATY   Say Supreme Council Lead: ers at San Remo.   FORMAL SESSIONS BEGIN   Lloyd-George and Millerand Coo! Toward Each Other at Preliminary Conference.

ALLIES TO MAKE TEUTONS LIVE UP TO PEACE TERMS   Supreme Council Opens Sessions at San Remo  Todav

INTER - ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL BEGIN SESSION   Turkish Question i the First to be Taken Up   ARE MEETING AT SAN REMO

ULTIMATUM IS ASSURED; COUNCIL MEETS IN ITALY   PREMIERS DISAGREE. ON FORM OF COMPULSION TO ENFORCE TERMS   MEET AT SAN REMO   Turkish Question Delayed Du to Pressure on German Situation.

TOUISHRMTEUTS IG ALLY PUZZLER   Premiers Seem Agreed That It Is Necessary to Declare Pact Must Be Obeyed.   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS CUT OFF FOOD, RAW. MATERIAL   Nitti Sides With That Opinior but Millerand Says Way N. G.. Without . Force. .

SAN REMO CONE ERENC E.   Tuckish Question One of Vexed  Problems of the Meeting.

ALLIES FAIL TO : DECIDE COURSE   Bad Roads Make Small Num:ber of Ballots in Election \ Tomorrow.   BRYAN FIGHTS HITCHCOCK

WARN HUNS THE MUST OBEY PACT   ALLIED PREMIERS DECIDE, UP; ON POSITIVE TONE.    FORCE’ LAST. RESORT   F * 4 ! . hy ARMY AS ONLY MEANS. OF MAK ING GERMANY ACTEO    Government Officials. Believe 700. 4) Trained Wen WH he Neces{ sury—Labor Makes Demand. 

WILL FORCE HUNS _ TOOBSERVE PACT   ‘JOINT DECLARATION WILL BE SENT TO GERMANY BY ALLIES   ‘MAY EMPLOY ARMY   British Premier Favors the Shutting Off of Food Supplies and t Communication   \Millerand Says the Only Force Germany will Respect is an Army and Navy

ALLIES AGREED ACTION NEEDED TO FORGETERMS   Proceedure Agains’ Germany Subject of  Discussion.

ALLIED COUNCIL SONSINERSPLAR TDFNFORCE PAC   GERMAN QUESTION IS DOMINATING ONE AT SAN REMO MEETING.

BELIEVE BANDITS HEADED THIS WAl   Bandits Who Biew Safe at Thorntor and Escaped With About $5,000 or Way South, Says Report: Six i Bandit Gang; Get Away in Autos.

COUNTY FUNDS RUNNING LOW      SHINING EXAMPLE OF HOW GOODRICH TAX LAW AFFECTS PROPERTY OWNERS   WHAT ABOUT NEXT YEAR?

‘SHINING EXAMPLE - ‘OF HOW GOODRICH ‘TAX LAW. ‘AFFECTS’ PROPERTY OWNERS »

GOOD EXERCISES OPEN PLEASANT GROVE SCHOO!   ‘Patrons Gather for Program and Spread Bountiful Dinner at Noon Time.

000 EXERCISES OPEN .. PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL   “Patrons: Gather. for Program and Spread Bountiful Dinner at Noon Time. -.

Four Houses Thrown A Awry; Well _ And Cisterns Dry As Street Sinks

MINES BENEATH , CITY COLLAPSE   Uti UVRLAT OE  Much Worry Caused at Bicknell As Houses Tilt and Pull Anart.

JOHNSON IN JAIL; IS AWAITING TRIAI   FORMER HEAVYWEHIGAT CHAMP MAY STAY BEHIND BARS FOR TWO MONTHS BEFORE HEARING IS GRANTED.

UPRISING TS CALLED MENACE   Germans Called Upon to Protect Con etitational Government.

DEMANDS SAFER A LANDING FIELD U.S, AVIATORS   Only 2 Miracle Can Prevent Death on Present Field, Protest Says.

WHITE COLLARS MAKE MORE THAN FACTORY HANDS   Office Employes’ Average Pay Was $31.06 a Week in October.

OFFICE WORKERS IN NEW YORK RAISED   Industrial Board Learns Tha’ “White Collar’”’ People Get More Than Operatives.

COURT DISSE  S44 ull iodha  PTE PUREE   v dicta ae Avlesed Consniracy {0 D:-. trang Geverament Out of Mil wane af viollars.

Military Funerals Accorded Po liceman Slaughtered in frish Attack.

JOIN LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL SAV S465 00 O00 - COX   Would Give Forme: Soldiers Farm if it is Desired   HAS STUDIED THE _ RAILROAD PROBLEM

COX MAKES LEAGUE ISSUE   In Kentucky and Tennessee Campaign Reiterates Desire tor U. S to Enter Pact.

COX EMPHASIZES LEAGUE DOCTRINI   Declares Disarmament Pro visions Will Save Country Millions.of Dollars   STUDIES RAIL SITUATION   Favors American Legion Four-Fold Compensation Pian tor Ex-Service Men

LEAGUE OF NATIONS AGAIN MAIN THEME GF GOVERNOR COX   ‘Advances What He Terms Prac: tical as Well as Moral Argu_ ments for Membership.   GIVE EVERY SOLDIER BOY FARM AND HOME OF OWN   Makes Further Statements on Railroad Question, Saying He Believes Entire Matter is in Experimental Stage—Renews Charge Against Press.

SERS PIE SAVING. ANLEAGUEPLANS   Disarmament Frovisions, Gov. Cox Asserts, Would Save U. §. $495,~ 000,000 Next Year   Nominee Would Reclaim Aric Lands, or Let Ex-Service Men Choose Gtherwise

BRINGS CAMPAIGN INTO TENNESSEE   Cox Discusses League of Na tions in Address at Nashville.

GOX TALKS LEAGUE IN ld TRAVELS THRU THE SOUTH   Claims It Would Renew Euro pean Credit for Purchase of American Products.   DISCUSSES R. R. SITUATION

BREST-LITOVSK {5 OCCUPIED BY POLES   News of Capture Received at Washington.   RED ADVANCE IS CHECKED.

BREST-LITOVSK OCCUPIED BY POLES   News of Capture Received at Washington.  Se aie   RED ADVANCE IS CHECKED.

Dalrymple. Says Kramer - Backs His Attitude in Iron Co. “Rumbellion.”

THE: BASE: BALL WAR   AGHT 18 OVER WITH JUDGE LANDIS IN-CONTROL,   sional Baseball Will -Be Under AAnited Civilian Control.

THE BASE BALL WAR   LIGHT IS OVER WITH JUDGE LANDIS IN CONTROL.   Professional Baseball Will Be Under A Liaited Civilian Control.

JAPAN TO MAKE WARM PROTEST AGAINST LAWS   Anti-Land Proposition in Cali. fornia Unconstitutional, According to Jap View.

JAPANESE WILL PROTEST   Kepresent Proposed California Land Laws Violate Treaty Rights.

JAPAN PROTESTS AGAINST JAPANESE LAND LAW IN CALIF Referendum Comes !n Novenber—  Look For Passage By 10 To 1 Vole

 S WHEAT EXPORTS GROW   “America’s Part in Feeding Europe ts  Shown in Reports of Depart ment of Agriculture.

BIG WHEAT EXPORTS   1919 Shipments Largely Ex ceed Those of 1918.

MUCH WHEAT’ EXPORTED   America’s Part in Feeding Europe Shown in Report

INDIANS HOPE TO CLINCH FLAG   Send Coveleskie Back To Wir His Third Series Game,

LEAR AND WARM WEATHER FORECAST TOR WHAT MAY PROVE THE FINAL GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES OF 1920   Grimes and Coveleskie the Pitchers for Today’s Game— Jamieson, Johnston and Smith in the Cleveland Lineup, Replacing Evans, Burns and Wood.

COVELESKIE’S WET BALL IS ROBINS’ JINX   Brooklyn Unable to Score While Cleveland Makes ; Hits Count.   SPEAKER'S MEN HAVE  SERIES ALMOST WON

GRIMES AND GIANT POLE ARE HURLING   Brooklyn and 4 Cleveland Pit Best Boxmen in All Important Game of Series.

SPEAKER CLAIMS HONORS FOR INDIANS BY EVENING.   ROBINS’ FEATHERS ARE RUFFLED BY DEFEAT   Perfect Weather Prevails For thi Contest at Laegue Park, Cleveland, With About 26,000 Enthus as tic Fans in Attendance.

CLEVELAND EXPECTS ~ TO. CAPTURE SERIES _ ‘TODAY. SPEAKER SAYS   ‘Hoydter “Velly- Robins to Ptay Usue Geme-and Then Finlsk Lp * "at Home,

DODGERS AGAIN SHUT OUT BY THE INDIANS   One of the Three Tallies Credited to the American Combine Came with a Heavy Bump by Speaker in the Third Which Went  far Three Bases.

Govey and Grimes Clash in Seventh Championship Game   Coveleskie and Marquard Slated to Oppose Each Other This Afternoon -- If Brooklyn Wins Then Series Will Be Finished in Brooklyn

“26000 STRONG   All Expect Indians to Grab Championship Before Day Ends.   DODGERS FIGHT BACK

EMERGENCY TARIFF “BILL OCCUPIES THE ATTENTION OF SENATE   DEMOCRAT OPPONENTS OF MEASURE WILL DO UTMOST TO. ENCOMPASS ITS ULTIMATE . DEFEAT; HEAVY DEFICIT.  FACES TREASURER

DEMOCRATS WILL STRONGLY OPPOSE EMERGENCY BIL   Resort to Every Parliamen tary Means to Delay ° - Consideration.

WILL ACCOMPANY — ROOSEVELT HERE   THE LOCAL COMMITEE WIL. MEET CANDIDATES AT KANSAS CITY   SOUTH PARK ADDRESS

CAR OFFICIALS UF DAVENPORT UNDER ARREST   Socialist CouncilIn An Effort To Force Resumption Of Whole Service.

DAVENPORT STREET GAR WAR OPENED   Officials and Employes Arrested When Ser vice is Cut,

RY. OFFICIAL ARE ARRESTED   General Manager and Assist ant Are Taken Into Custody Today.   SOCIALIST COUNCIL TAKES DRASTIC STEPS   Seek to Force Company t Restore Curtailed Service.

Davenport Car Heads Arrested   STREET RY. CO. OFFICIAL! ACCUSED OF VIOLATING FRANCHISE.

ul oN : TEN al      Action Follows Curtaiiment of . Service on-Street:in’Bavenoscri ,

DAVENPORT IN CAR FIGHT 10 ENFORCE FRANCHISE TERMS   Tri-City R’y Company Officials and Train Crews Arrested When Service fs Cut.

Coolidge to Confer With th Bosses Concerning Roosevelt Challenge.

OOLIDGE HAS NOT DECIDED 10 ENTER IN DEBATE   Will Confer With Hays Before Deciding  Was Challenged by Democratic Opponent

MUST MODIFY TREATY OF SEVRES SAYS MINISTER   OF JUGO-SLAVIA IF CONSTANTINE RETURNS TO GREEK THRONE—LONG SESSION OF CABINET HELD DURING WEER.

POLAND READY TO MAKE PEACE   NOTE IS DISPATCHED TO CONFERENCE AT SPA.

ULTIMATOM ACCEPTED AT SPA MEETING   Allied Terms Agreed to by - German Dele \ gation   ACTION UNDER PROTEST   Decision-Comes, After Conference With Reichstag. Leaders in Berlin —

HOLLAND MAY HAVE . ARMENIAN -MANDATE   IF UNITED STATES REFUSES TC ACCEPT, DUTCH GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE UP TASK

WOULD ADMIT GERMANY   Presence of Chancellor at Son Remo Conference Suggested.

AI i ie   re That Premiers Believe ‘Th t-. Presence of ; 4 German Chancellor’ Would Be . Productidn of Good: Results, -

BLOGK MOVE T0 INVITE GERMANS   Premier Millerand Persuades Allied Premiers to Restrict Discussions.   SEE LONG CONFERENCE

WON T INVITE BEAMANY 10 ALLIED MEET   Millerand Convinces Associate: of Inadvisability of German Participation in San Remo Conference   TURKISH TREATY DISCUSSED BY THE COUNCIL TODAY   Conference Prolonged by Receipt of Germany Note Asking Treaty Modification

French Premier Convinces Italian and British Representatives at San Remo Conference of Error of Views   DEFEATS PROPOSAL TO INVITE HUN TO SESSION   Discussion of Problem is Confined to Supreme Council as Result of Ultimate Decision in Premises

RELATIVES OF WIFE GET LAD      Courtney’s’ Brother Avers Both Sides Should: Have Equal Rights.   GIRL'S MOTHER ENDS JOINT BURIAL PLAN

RELATIVES OF WIFE GET LAD TEMPORARILY   Courtney’s Brother Avers Both Sides Should Have Equal Rights.   GIRL’S MOTHER ENDS JOINT BURIAL PLAN

LEAGUE INVITES ADVICE OF U. S   State DepartmentReceives Message. -

TS DELEGATES: SORE BECAUSE OF TREATMEN   Article X May Be Eliminate From the Covenant is  Report.   ‘SUBJECT CHIEF  TOPIC TODA’   Greece to Lose Place on th Council of the  League.

League of Nations Asks America’s Help in ‘‘Consultive Capacity.”

J. S. MAY NAME LEAGUE ENVOY   Formally Invited to Designate Man to Sit in a Consultative Capacity,

To Have Representative to Sit In Consultative Capacity in League.

Want To Consult With U. S. Delegate:   League! of NationS Wants Delegate: > ¥rom U. S, to Sit in With. the Others. Anyway.

Nations Other Than U. S. Now Are Desirous of Remodeling a Portion of the Covenant   United States Invited to Participate ir Deliberations on Disarmament, Hymans Answers Pres. Wilson

LEAGUE BEGS U, S. HELP TO DISARM   Wants American Delegate f Consultative Capacity,   WOULD = STUDY © PROBLEM   Officials at State Department Say Government Has Not Yet Come to Decision on the Question, .

AMERICA INVITED TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES 10. MEET. TO REDUCE ARMEB FORCES   Participation in Delib rations Would Aid in Solving Economic Situation, Is Said

UNITED OTATES ASKED TQ NAME DELEGATE FOR MILITARY COMARISSI(}   NOT INDICATED WHAT ACTIOS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE ON INVITATION,

MARRIAGE IS DECLARED LEGAL   Vidow of Late King Consantine to  Inherit Property.

RUSSIA PLANS 7-DAY WEEK   Bolsheviki Trying to Force Population to Work Twelve Hours oo Dew.

BUSSIA PLANS 7-DAY WEEK   Bolsheviki Trying to Force Population  .. to Work Tweive Hours a Day.

ALL MUST WORK IN RUSSIA.   Ywelve Yours Every Dav in’ Week tnder Botsheviki's« Rate.

FATHER ‘TO :THE “JEWISH WAYFARER:   'Man 108 Years Old Will Per form Ancient Custom for The Priendless.

BEGINS MONDAY IN YOUR SENTINEL TO WRITE SPECIAL DAILY   CONVENTION COMMENTS

HAS BEEN ENGAGED BY THE SENTINEL AT A HEAVY CHARGE TO WRITE SPECIAL DAILY   CONVENTION COMMENTS;

ADDITIONAL  TAX LEBILATION MAYBE EX PECTED   To Meet Supreme Court’s Decision on Stock Dividends.

TAX FREE STOCK DIVIDENDS HIEAN REVENUE LOSSES   New Legislation Needed to  Replace the Billion Dol ler Tax Loss

TAX LEGISLATION MAY BE NECESSARY BECAUSE OF COURT’S DECISION   Exemption of Stock Dividends Means Big Decrease in Income.

HUNDREDS De IN EARTHQUAKE   Town of Villa Collemanaina, Italy, Destroyed—Population Wiped Out.   OTHER PLACES ARE. DAMAGED   Fivizzano Also Demolished by Tremor Shock Preceded by Deep Rumblings and People Flee From Homes Terror Stricken.

TOLL OF LIFE   Town of Villa Collemandina, Italy. Destroyed—Population Wiped Out.   OTHER PLACES ARE DAMAGED   ' Fivizzano Also Demolished by Tremor Shock Preceded by Deep Rum. blings and People Flee From Homes Terror Stricken.

THREE CHIEFS QUIT CARRANZA   Two Generals Revolt in Chihuahua, While Another One Joins Mich. oacan Forces.

MUCH DAMAGE BY STGRM IN NEW YORK   Subways Flooded, Trojley Rail Washed Away in Worst Storn of Years—Severnu) Injured.

STORM HITS NEW YORK   Heavy Damage When Wind and Rain Sweep City

OPEN DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN ABOUT AUGUST FIFTEEN   COX WILL START DPUVE IN MEDDLE WEST AND BAST; ROOSHVELT IN THE FAR WEST

ly BY DEMOCRATS   Selection Follows Indicatior of Preference By Governor Cox Yesterday   NAME CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE SOON   Republicans To Meet At Co lumbus This Afternoon To Discuss Plans

COX FAVORS OPENING In THE WESI          RIETTA, TIONAL  eroxce WHITE @, CHAIRMA Paria & Bh ou   ROME LEADERS FAVOR OPEN. THE CAMPAIGN EN NEW ; YORK,  .

HARDING'S LEAD IN AKL AVON 18.00   STATE WILL HAVE 5 REPUBLICAN AND $3 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN.

FIVE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN ARE ELECTED IN OKLA   Races Are Close in Two Districts—Miss Robertson, Picturesque Figure, Leads Democratic Opponent. 

NAL JIMA 1) ON THE WANE  As Loyal Men Return  To Work  THE SITUATION  In Ohio However, Is Reported As Serious

STRIKE GRIP ON MIDDLE WEST IS BEINS LOOSENED   Industrial Situation in Michigan and Ohio Stull Critical

EAST NOW IN STRIKE GRIP   BUTH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS TIED UP   CHICAGS CLEARING UP   Mere Trafic Handled In Middle West Than Any Day Since Walkout

OHIO, MICF-IGAN INDUSTR ‘& IS HIT BY RAIE — STRIKI   Central West Recover ing from E-—ffects of Big Wal B<cout.

GENERAL BREAK OF STRIKE SEEN   CONDITIONS IN WEST MUCH BETTER AND PEAK SEEMS RDA   Pittsburgh and Chicago Optimistic, But New England fs Wow Isolated. *

SOME TM?ERUDY     ST NOTED      lit Crisis Bearhyd in Qhia, Michigan andl en Pueitie Coasst.

STRIKE SPREADS IN EAST: SLOWS DOWN IN WEST   More Freight Handled ir Chicago Than On Any Day Since Start.

STRIKE IS WANING ‘IN WESTERN AREA   ‘Situation in Chicago Yards and  Other Large Centers Shows Marked Improvement   UNION CHIEFS HOPEFUL   Break Up of Walkout in Chicago  District Will Spread Rapidly They Believe

RUMP STRIKES IN WINDY CITY ZONE ARE WEARING OUT   Central West Shows Much Improvement In Freight  : Traffic Conditions.   East and Coast Situation Nears Crisis—Fuel Short and Trains Stalled.

CIVILIANS HELP TO BREAK STRIKE   FRIGHT 'TRAPFIC CONDITIONS IN WEST WIPROVIN:      WORST CONDITIONS IN FAST         Pye Thousand Sirikers. Agree to CogZoperate With Health Department ‘te? New York to Secure Food.

STRIKE WEAKENING - THRUOUT THE WES1   FIRST DISAFFECTION OCCURS AT COLUMBUS.   Six Handted Switchmen in Ohio Capital Decide to Return te W ork—Others Following Suit.

CIVILIANS HELP T0 BREAK STRIKE   FRGIGHT TRAFFIC CONDITIONS IN WEST EMPROVING   WaaST BUMGTIONS Ih EAST       cperate With Eealth Deparcment  Me Shousand Suikers Agree tu Cos New York:to Secure Food.

INDUSTRIES ARE FORCED TO SHUT DOWN; TRAFFIC (5 PARALYZED   Conditions Brought About By Rail Walkout Improve in Middle West, But Are Growing Worse in East.   GOVERNMENT TO MAKE KNOWN COURSE TODAY   Attorney General Palmer Is Ready to Act, But Keeps Plans Secret: Grunau Defends Men’s Course.

3 OMIFTED TO EAS!      RAIL STRIK IX RAST THREAT. HENS TEU,         papolix But Better iC Chicago.       Deadtock- at Ini Outlook

EROTERN YARDS ARE IN THE GRIP OF THE STRIKERS   Additions There to Ranks 0] Insurgents Result in Congestion.   Workers in Chicago and Other Places Are Returne. ing to Old Jobs.

Situation Indicates Crisis Has Passed and That Strikers Are Returning to Work in Large Numbers; More Freight Moves in _ Chicago Than Since Trouble Began =   NO MERTING WITH “OUTLAWS”

BiG STRIKE CENTER SHIFTS EASTWARD   nee Te SWITCHMEN WALK OUT IN WEST---SERIOUS ON ATLANTIC SEABOARD   FORECAST REBELS” DEFEAT   Marked Improvement at Chicage Terminals— 3,000 Quit at Columbus.

IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IN CENTRAL WEST’S TRAFFIC SITUATION   Insurgents Returning to Work in Various Points and Schedules Resumed.

SWITCHMEN TURN TO EAST AFTER STRIKE FAILURE IN MIDDLE WEST   CHICAGO DISTRICT SHOWS MARKED IMPROVEMENT WIT! MANY STRIKERS RETURNING TO WORK.

SITUATION   Center of Development of Insurgent Walkout Shifts to East of Cleveland.   NO NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE STRIKERS      Additional Walkouts Reported From Several Railway Centers: Many. Return

THOUSANDS IDL AS STRIKE RESULT   Paralysis of Industry Grows Worse-——American Iederation of Labor.-Denounces ..  Strike. ~

OWITGH OTAIKE SPREADING 10 EASTERN AREA   SOME RETURN TO WORK EN CHI CAGO BUT EAST OF CLEVELAND MORE GO OUT.   Heads of Brotherhood and Independents Making Charges and Coun ter Charges In Row.

RAIL CONDITION IS IMPROVING IN THE WES      MIDDLE WEST CONDITIONS BET. TER—CRISIS SEEN IN WICHT GAN AND OHIO, WHERE IN. SURGENTS GAIN

CHRISTENSEN ASKS RELEASE OF CORK MAYOR   MacSWINNEY’S HEROISM PROVES MIG TFT CANNOT CRUSH IRISH LIBERTY, LLOYD GEORGE  ' iS TOLD

CHRISTENSEN Raks nELEAGt OF SWINE   Sends Cablegram To Lloyd George Asking For Freedom of Lord Mayor of Gork

CHRISTENSEN SENDS MACSWINEY APPEAL   Asks Lloyd George to Free - “Proven Patriot.”

= = ace : RITUALISTS TO MEET.      state. Convention. fo be Hela ut Ko. * komo in June. i

SPIRITUALISTS TO MEET.   State Convention. to be Held at Ko i   komo in June. 

MINNESOTA BREWERY I$. RAIDED BY DRY AGENTS   Three Officers and Two Employes i Jail on Charges of Making Beer Too Strong

HANGS SELF IN JAIL AT TOLEDO   inmate Dies s Through Laxity of Deputy Sheriff, Says Federal Marshall   BULLETIN

BIG BASKET BALL EVENT MARCH 4%      LUVERNE. ALGONA, SPENCER AND OTHER GOOD TEAMS COMING

Basket Ball  Tournament   Northwest Iowa Annual Meet To Be Held at Spirit Lake on March 4 and 5: Spencer Going

SEVERE QUAKE IS RECORDED   Georgetown University at Washington Notes Big Disturbance 3,300 Miles Away.

TUESDAY’S RACE PROGRAM   Much for Farmers   SEVERE EARTHQUAKE RECORDED TODAY AT CAPITAL UNIVERSIT}

TROOPS IN CONTROL   Stern Measures Are Adopted in Part of Southwest Ireland to Put End to Murder Gamnpairn.   PEACE HOPES DASHED. BY BRITISH PREMIER   House of Gommons Is Told Britain Will: Not. Deal With Trish Parliament; May Bar   Mrs. MacSwiner.

LLOYD GEORGE LENDS NO HOPE OF QUICK PEACE IN IRELAND   Telis Commons Government Will Not Treat With Sinn Fein Pariiament But Will Establish Mariial Law In Most Rebellious Districts.

ADVANCED R. R. RATES   JN EFFECT AUG. 26TH   Date Fixed By Carriers, Now  Seeking to Include Shipments to Canada in Increase

RATE INCREASES RAISE PRICES IN VICIOUS CIRCLE   Awust 26 Now Set As Date For Putting Into Effect The Authorized Raise   EXPECT HUNDRED MILLION TO ACCRUE TO TREASURY   Through Income Taxes of Pmployes Increase Tn Tax On Rates and  Incomes of Roads.

CHANGE DATE OF NEW RAIL RATES TO AUGUST 26TH   Postponement Made Becauss New Schedules Cannot Be Completed Soon Enough   U. S. COFFERS TO FILL   ROADS TO ASK CANADIAN O. K. ON  NEW RATES FOR DOMINION TRANSPORTATION.

RAILROAD RATE ADVANCE 19 BE DELAYED, WEEF   Schedules Cannot Be Read) Before Aug. 21 and Need  Five-Day Notice.

DELAY RATE HIKE UNTIL AUGUST 26   FREIGHT AND PASSENGER FARE INCREASE TO GO INTO EFFECT ON SAME DAY.

CANADIAN. TARIFFS MAY BE INCREASED   American Railroads Will Ask That New Rates Apply to Dominion Shipments   ‘DATES AGAIN DELAYED   Inability of Experts to Complete Schedules Causes Postponement

DATE FOR INGREASE OF RATES CHANGED   New Charges on Railroads . Effective August 26.   CANADIAN ACTION SOUGHT      Reilrogds Want Advances to Apply on  Transportaiion From United States to Dminion—Expeits Sot T 1¢ for Piling of Bianket Schedules.

FARE INCREASES      . RAILROADS UNABLE TO PREPARE SCHEDULES IN TIME.

DEFER FREIGHT BND PASSENGER RATES   Both Go Into Effect on Anoust 96.

POSTPONE RAISE IN RATES UNTIL AUG 2¢   Both Freight and Passengen Charges Go Up Then   Roads Seek to Apply Schedules to Canadian Business

NEW SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE ON AUG. 25 AND 26   Delayed Work on Preparations Made -Postonement Necessary—  U.S. Will Get A Small  Part af Rancts   PARTICULARS

PASSENGER FARE JUMPS AUG. 26   TO INCREASE FREIGHT TARIFF AUGUST 25, HEADS ANNOUNCE

INCREASE IN FREIGH? VQ PASSEN RRATES WHE ADD 100 MILLION A YEAR TO Pith ED ERAL REVENLE, OFFICIALS SAY.

American Roads to Ask Canada for Permission to Enforce New Rates.   FEW ARTICLES MADE HIGHER BY ISCREASE   Coal, However, One Commod. ity, the Price of Which Will ‘Re Increased.

RATE ADVANCES _ARE EFFECTIVE LAST OF MONTH    Freight Rates 10 Go Up Aug. 25 and Passenger Fares on  Aug. 26

_EX-KING: MOVES: AGAIN ©      Constantine, or” Greece, : ‘Teaves . . Haly—Intrigue Rumoped: . ~

BLANTON ON RAIL BIL!   CALLS MEETING WIth LABOR MEN “GOMPERS’ CAUCUS.”        Says Labor Leader Issued Order tc Stand By Anderson Amendment ov Suffer Defeat.

CALLS LABOR MEETING “THE GOMPERS CAUCUS’   10USE MEMBERS AND UNTON MEN MEET TO CONFER ON RAIL WAGE DEMANDS; POWERFUL  LOBBIES HINTED AT. ,

PLL CAMPAIGN OF LABOR BEGINS   FEDERATION ‘ro WORK. FOR “ELEC. - “TION OF, FRIENDS_ ‘AND. DE: FEAT OF-

MARGH 22 SET AO UATE WHEN LABOR GATHERS   BATTLE WILL BE NON-PARTISAN   A. F. OF L. CALL GIVES DETAILS OF GREAT MOVEMENT =

LABOR ISSUES CALL TO RANK AND FILE      Heads of Several Federations Mail Notices to All Locals Telling Them to Watch Politics.

LABOR UNIONS T NAME POLITICAL COMMITTEES   American Federation Issues Call for*Organizations to “Elect Its Friends and Defeat {ts Enemies”

ELEGT FRIENDS DEFEAT ENEMIES OA. FOF L. PLAN   Labor Unions of Countr Urged to Meet and Make Plans.   “Must Strain Every Fiber t Achieve Success in Campaign.”’

Unions of Ceuntry Called to Meet March 22 to Make Preparatione for Politieal Action.

CALL FOR POLITICAL: ACTION   A. F. of L.. Sends Out Request for a ‘Meeting at Washington : ‘March 22. :

NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN rN HIRE is BODY 15 WENTIFIEL   INVESTIGATION CARRIED INTC  SOUTHERN TERRITORY BY DETROILT DETECTIVES,

TRUNK MURDER VICTIM WAS MRS. LEROY   Positive Identification Made By Policeman's Wife Today.

TRUNK MYSTERY BODY WAS IDENTIFIED TOMY BY A DETRONT FRIEND   Mrs. Leo Trumbull, Wife of Detroit Patrolman, Identifies Body That Was Found in a Trunk as That of Mrs.  Weawans T oenss.

IDENTIFY BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN A TRUNK   Trumbulls Sure That Woman is Mrs. Eugene Leroy, Detroit.

WOMA POSTIVELY IDENTIFIED   POLICEMAN’S WIFE FROM DETROIT MAKES IT SURE   MRS. LEO TRUMBULL GOES TO NEW YORK   Mrs. Eugene Leroy’s Body Crammex Into a Trunk Which Was Expressed From Detroit to New York City

WOMAN’S BODY 1§ IDENTIFIED   Vietim of Trunk Murder Was Mis, Eugene Leroy.

WOMAN FINDS BODY 1S THAT OF MRS. LERGY   Wife of A Detroit Policemar Readily Identifies Victim 0 Murder.

GOAN QUTLOOK GO0D:: WHEAT BETTER; NOSTARVATION DANGER   Land Army of Hundred Thousand Moving Across Western .... Wheat Belt.

NO DANGER COUNTRY STARVING, FE SAYS   President of American Farm Burea. Federation Finds Favorable Prospects for Crops

COUNTRY WON'T SUFFER WHILE - WEST PRODUCES   Crop Conditions Throughout Middle West Reported to be Improved   LACK OF LABOR HINDERS   Wheat Harvesting Now Under Way in Southern Part of Great Wheat Beit

CROP CONDITIONS IN * MIDDLE WEST BETTER   Acreage Smaller in Parts of Ter: ritory But Great Gains Have Been Made.

Mother Hurries to Die Before Son   Pathetic Suicide in Chicago Hospital When a Mother Finds Boy Cannot Live.

MARY'S LITTLE LAMB UNHEEDED BY DEATH   Mother Kills Self When Story Brings No Response.

blr lnloiags  ‘AHEAD OF WAGE HIKES   Kansas le _ Records Show: Cost Living Still Leada-_  Te

HYMANS SAYS LEAGUE LIVING ORGANIZATION   ‘inal Meeting Was an Impressive Affair in the Presence of Crowded Galleries — Leave for Home on Special Trains—Meet in September,

SOMPLETE SUCCESS 1S ASSURED SAYS HYMANS   ‘President of Assembly Optimistic Over Results of the First Meeting y   COVENANT CHANGES TO BE READY FOR NEXT MEETIN(   “Relations Between Assembly and Council Are Definitely ~ Established  ‘   RIG GALLERIES PRESENT   Many Spectators Bee Delegate Bid Fach Other Farewell at the Close

President Declares Assem  hly Proved the Success of League.    HYMANS IS PRAISED   Next Session to Take Uy Task of Reuniting Peoples. ©

ASSEMBLY ENDS HRal oeollN WITHMUGHDONE   Complete Success of League Is Demonstrated, Hymans Says in Closing Speeh   CHANGES IN COVENANT READY IN SEPTEMBER   SOME DISSENSION, PARTICU: LARLY ON ASSEMBLY VER. SUS COUNCIL JURISDICTION CONTINUES TILL END

FOREIGN VESSELS BRING IMPORTS   Germany Second to U. S. in Mazatlan. Meyx.. Trade

ENTENTE SUSPICIOUS OF GERMAN PROTESTATION:   Recess When Teutons Want to  Discuss Disarmament  “Informally.”  :

Presidential Ballots in *Frisco Convention   ALLIES SUSPICIOUS OF GERMAN SPA DELEGATE   Assurances of Konstantit Fehrenbach Are Not Believed by Allied Representatives.   HOLD MEETING TODAY

ANERIGA’S CUP RAGES WILL START TOMORROW   Resolute, Cup Defender, anc Shamrock IV, Challenger, Are Ready for Battle.   NOT MUCH PREPARATION

LONG NEGOTIATIONS END AS TREATY BRINGS PEACE TO WAR-WEARIED NATIONS

Governor and His Associates  Fn Route Home From ~ Wheeling, W. Va., Charged With Sneeding in Ohio   NOMINEE REFUSES TO OBEY THE OFFICERS   You Can Reach Me at the Executive Offices at Columbus,”’ He Says and Ordere the Drivers Proceed.

But Nominee Ignores Officers’ Command and Goes On—His Adjutant General Says Republicans Planned It.

ATTEMPT ARREST OF COX'S PART   Effort to Make Charge. of Speeding Branded as Cheap Campaign Maneuver   WARNED IN ADVANCE   Candidate’s Motor Party Enroute Home From Wheeling Annoyed at. Jacksontown

COX OUTWITS G. O. P. IN PLOT TO ARREST HIM AS _ SPEEDER IN OWN STATE      GOVERNOR WAVES CONSTABLE ASIDE, TELLING HIM WHERE HE _ CAN BE FOUND IN DAYTON, AS DEJECTED OFFICERS  ATTEMPT TO TAKE NUMBERS OF CARS ON FLY

AEPUBLICAN PLET 10 EMBARRAGS SUSPECTED   AUTOMOBILES USED IN CAMPAIGN STOPPED BY OFFICERS ee IN OHI0.   PRESS GAA   Despite Exciting Incidents, Demacratic Nominee Obtains Needed Rest for Speeches This Week.

PLOT 10 ARREST COX, SPEEDS IN AUTO, 15 CHARGE      Suffs Admit That Result of Tennessee Poll Isin Doubt

'Nominec Was Returning To Co lumbus. From Wheeling When  His Car Was Stopped,   ONE MACHINE TURNED OVER

Was Charged With Automobile Speeding, While Returning From a Speechmiaking Trip tn Whaelinn ‘

SEEK ARREST OF COX PARTY   Charge of Speeding Made Against Governor Returnisag From Wheelince. WD. Va.

COX ARRESTED, DRIVES AWAY   Stopped by Motorcycle Officers on Ohio Road  Charge of Overspeeding Declared te

MOTORCYCLE COP TRIES TO ARREST COX AS SPEEDER   Attempt Said to Be Re. publican Plan to Embarass Him   BIG WEEK FOR HARDING   Speech on Thursday Will Bs ftilestone in Development of His Political Campaign

MR. TAFT VISITED THE U.S. SENATE FOR AWHILE   Said Senators Would Have To Handle The Treaty Matter Aiter All

PEOPLE WANT THE TREATY RATIFIED IS VIEW OF MR. TAFT   ‘Reservation to Article X Would Not Kill the League, He Declares.   IS IN WASHINGTON TODAY   Makes Brief Address Before Local Committee; Everyone Knows His Position.

TAFT GOES TO _ WASHINGTON 10 AID THE TREATY   Former President Says About 80 Senators Favor Ratification with About Half Demanding  Dacavuasatiane.

TAFT URGES SENATE TO MAKE COMPROMISE  Sees No Reason Why Compromise Not Reache  ADDRESSES BIG MEE!

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT PRESSES PEACE TREAT]   Visits Washington for Purpos Conferring With Senator Who Are Active In Move  ment For Treaty   DECLARES 80 SENATORS FAVOR RATIFICATION   Advocates Of Document More dopeful of a Settlement o vontroversy Than Fo: faeks Past

EX-PRESIDENT AT CAPITOL IN NEW STAND   Does Not Think That Article 10 is the Heart of the Treaty      Says Alttitude of the President is Not Quite Clear

TAFT 1S ABLE T0 FEEL   That the Change of Article Ten Will Not Break Up The

TAFT CONFERS _ ~ WITH SENATORS ON COMPROMISE   Says" e. Thinks Ratification ocll Be Had.”—Talks at Mass Meeting.

EACH COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN ADVISES TAFT   Former President Says the Public. Is E aver to» Ratify Treaty

TAFT VISITS CAPITOL      TALKS WITH SENATORS RE RD ING THE TREATY.   Eapresses Bellet That Reservation on Ardcle Ten WHI Not Kul the  Leasue—Is Optimistic.

a  TAFT GOESTO WASHINGTON TO AID THE TREATY   Former President Says About 80 Senators Favor Ratification with About Half Demanding  Reservations.

TAFT TAKES HAND INTREATY ACTION   Talks With Compromise Senators at Capital Fri day—Favors Early Com. promise. .

TESTIMONY OF STATE WITNESS IN MGANNON CASE SHAKEN   Patrolmen Admits He Never Reported “Third Man” In Case Resembled Judge.   MERCILESSLY GRILLED  Tria! of Cleveland Man Accused of Murder Adjourns Intl Mondav.

BETTING SHAKY Ane WHTRESSES   In the Trial of Judge McGan nen for the Murder of Harold Kagy.   SOME CAN’T RECALL THEIR FORMER STORIES   Earlier Testimony Favorable to Joyce on Trial Now Not 2 Agsinst MeGaunon.

Maine Confused By Woman Vote   Franklin D. Roosevelt Finds  Impossible to Estimate the Situation.

SUFFRAGE UPSETS MAINE POLITIC   Roosevel:, Democratic Candidate Finds Situation Hard to Estimate

MECHANICAL CONDITION OF AMERICAN NAVY NOT THE MOST SATISFACTORY   REAR ADMIRAL: GRIFFIN, HOWEVER, IN 11S, ANNUAL REPOR?, SPEAKS HIGHLY OF PERSONNEL OF SEA SOLDIERS

FLEET HAS MADE NO IMPROVEMENT   Trouble Laid to Inadequacy of Operating Personnel Engineering Staff

Governar Eixtols Record of State Administration, Asks for Budget System aud Raps Indusirial Courts Before Democratic State Meeting in Joplin.

MISSOURI 0. K.’S PRESIDENT   Administration Indorsed in Keynote Address at Convention.

MISSOURI'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE URGES TREATY TO.OEMS   He'd Stabilize Liberty Bonds, Extend War’s Cash Burden Over ‘Extended Period

WILSON GIVEN MISSOURI’S O.K.   Governor Gardner Makes Keynote Address at the Democratic State Convention at Joplin.

MISSOURI CHIEF SOUNDS PRAISES OF PRES. WILSON   Also Urges Endosement of League of Nations, Treaty

LEAGUE OF CITIES MEETS HERE IN ’21   “Home Rule” Legis! Legislation Ts Fa vered by League of NanMunicipalities

LEAGUE OF CITIES MEKTS HERE IN ’21      INVITATION EXTENDED kY LAWRENCE OFFICIALS * ACCEPTED   “Home Rule” Legislation Is Favered by League of Kansas Municipalities

SLEET STORMS CRIPPLE WIRE SERVICE IN EAST   Little Can be Done Until Moderate Weather Melts the Ice From the Wires.

GALVESTON SIRIAE IS UNCHANGED   National Guard Troops Will Remain For Indefinite Period, Is Announcement.

TEXAS. TROOPS WILL NOT  BE WITHDRAWN FROM   GALVESTON FOR A TIMI

READJUSTMENT DAY IN STOCK MARKET   NEARLY TWO MILLION SHARKS SOLD IN NEW YORK YES. TERDAY   WAR MILLIONAIRES — iI   Market Has Been (Closed to Specu. “ators—All Industrial Stocks Peel Effect,

NEW LOW RECORD: ON WALL STREET   Drastic Readjustment of Quoted Values on Sale of 1,700,000 Shares.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET MAKES UNPRECEDENTED DROF   Million and a Ha'f Shares Affectec When Market Experiences Drasti: Readjustment.

SITUATION IS STILL SERIOUS   New York Struggling to Free Itself From Railroad Strikes

NEW YORK HAS — BACK TO WALI   TRAIN. SERVICE: -HAS AL ‘MQST CEASED AND SITUA - TION IS PAD   Pedple “From Outside the Cit; Unable to Get. to. Work an  Mail is: Delaved.

N.Y. STRUGGLES TO KEEP INDUSTRY MOVING IN STRIKE   SOME PASSENGER SERVICE MAINTAINED, MILK TRAINS CREEP IN'CO  Faris kta   RAY OF HOPE SEEN!   Situation Is Still Grave but Crisis Nearly Passed Is Belief.

‘UNITED’ STATES NOW READY TO STEP IN   Tf Necessary to Preserve thi  Schedules of Mail. Train:  And to Keep People Sup : plied With Necessary Food

NEW YORK FIGHTS TO FREE ITOELF FROM RAIL TIENP   Officials See Ray of Hope But Admit Situation Still Is Gloomy.   Passenger Service Maintainee and Food and Milk Trains Creep Into City.

SITUATION Is = STILL SEI      New: York Str ‘Ste ugsling tc Fy ree Itself From Rail “'voad ‘Strikes _

Ne ew York With BacktoWall Struggles Against Paralysis of Business as Strike Result

CLAIMS OFFICIALS CHPPORT M ADDO   Moore Says Candidate's Name Was improperly Used.

CLAIMS: OFFICIALS SUPPORT WPADOG   Moore Says Gandidate’s Name. - Was improperly Used.   TELEGRAM MADE PUBLIC:

DUBLIN CITY HALL Is OCCUPIED BY MILITAR)   All Municipal Buildings Surrendered on Demand of Commander of Dublin District.

7,000,000 FACE -DEATHIN AUSTRIA   Envoy Says United States Can : . Prevent Extinction of the  Entire Nation.   BURDEN SHIFTED TO AMERICA   Transmits Pitiful Cry of “Distress of  Starving People to the Noble-Minded American Nation,” Especially to Wives and Mothers.

AUSTRIA APPEALS TO AMERICAN PEOPLE   Seven Millions Threatened With Anarchy and Starvation.

SAYS AUSTRIA 1d STARVING; SEEKD HELP OF AMERIC!   Baron Eichoff Declares Seven Million People of Nation Are Threatened With Anarchy and Death.   PUTS TRUST IN U: S.   Points Out Horrors of Misery And Famine That “Outbreaks of Cruelty Are Sure to Bring War.”

I, 000. 600 TO   Envoy Says United States Can  “Prevent Extinction of the  Entire Nation.   Transmits Pitiful Cry of “Distress of Starving People to the Nobie-Minded American Nation,” Especia!ly to Wives and Mothers.

AUSTRIA APPEALS TO UNITED STATES TO SAVE COUNTR}   Head of Peace Delegation Say: Seven Million Are in Danger of Starving.   EUROPEAN POWERS NOT ABLE TO HELI   Necessary Credits Must Be Giv en Before the End of This Month.

AoE RT 7,000,000 NEAR OTARVATION   That Number Face Death in Austria This Month.   NATION IS NEAR EXTINCTION   Envoy in Pitiful Appeal to America Declares Entire Population Will Be Wiped Out by End of January Unless Relief Arrives.

7,000,000 PEOPLE OF AUSTRIA TO STARVE THIS WINTER IF U.S. DOESN’T SUPPLY FOOD

LiUSCLE SHOALS = NATION’S BULWARK   Big 960,000,000 Nitrate Plant a Defense for Future - , - Generaticnas.   *SURES NATIONAL DEFENSE   Assurance of Abundant Ameri, ean Explosives a Reason , » Why Germany Quit. i

MUSCLE SHOALS = NATION'S BULWARK:   Big $60,000,000 Nitrate Plant a Defense for Future Generations.   INSURES NATIONAL DEFENSE   Assurance of Abundant Amertcan Explosives a Reason Why Germany Quit.

VILL BE IMPROVED,   Lite Opposition to Resurfacing Streets at Council Meeting.

WILE RE IMPROVED.   Lite Opposition ta Resurfacing Streets at Council Meet

BIG CUTS IN PRICES OF  CLOTHES ARE ANNOUNCET   Rednctions Ranging Up to 40 Pércent In Rochester: -

CUT WINTER SUITS 3343 TO 40 PERCENT   Rochester Manufacturers Lower Spring Lines, Too   Bread Drops in St Paul—Chicago Bakers on the Grill

BANDH RUBINAIN  OF $59725   Masked Bandits Enter Express Car, Overpower Messenger And Escape With Large Sum  Robbery Not Discovered For  Half Hour---Robbery in Geor01d,

EXPRESS TRAIN ROBBED OF Blg SUM IN SOUT}   Express Messenger and Guarc Gagged and $59,759 Pay-Roll Is Taken from Car,

BANDITS TAKE $59,725   Rob Express Car- of Payroll for Marines at Paris-Island,  a ee eC ee

TRAIN BANDITS GE] MARINE PAYROLL   Express Car in Georgia Is Rob: ped ‘of $59,725; Yeges * .Eseape. - 2

Lightning Ceansea Gasoline Hiast.   OAL I CLO IY Or snsaindieatiiniaiintiidanabitiiaiai  a Trelclan Rulers Satl for Rrasil.

Pat M. Nekbf Far in Lead of Former Senator for Texas Gubernatorial Nomination.

FAVORS RECALL OF TROOPS      Capper Declars It Is Rosiness of D. &. to Keep Ont of Tiwenneian Row.

Mayor of Cork Is Near Death From Fasting      Disorders Are Feared as Result  of Slaying of British Police Officer.

‘Last’ Sacrament Is Administered Today to Terence MacSweeney in Prison,   Serious: Riots . Feared   Sinn Pein Counsel Issues Warning to Physicians Threatening ‘Them With Death.

CORK MAYOR NEAR DEATR FROM HUNGER   Crowds Gather Neat Brixton Prison As Ido! Struggles.

STATES IN ~ FRELAND’ TENSE   Crowd Surges About Prison it Which Lord Mayor. of Cork Is Dying ‘of Hunger.   MURDERS ~ STILL GO. OR

LORD MAYOR OF CORK NEAR ENE   Terrence MacSweeney Receives Las’ Sacrament; Crowd Sweeps Abou Brixton Prison and British Fea Mob; Irish Patriot Goes to Doom.

LORD MAYOR OF ~ GORK IS DYING   ‘4s a Result of a Hunger Strike. Last Sacrament Administered Him

Last. Sacrament Is Adminis tered to Terence MacSweney, Hunger Striker   SIN FEIN THREATENS LIVES OF PRISONERS   “ROWDS OF SYMPATRIZER: COLLECF ABOUT PRISON GATHERING AGAIN AS FAS’ AS PISPERSED,

Lord Mayor of Cork Dying In Brixton Prison; Hunger  Strike Approveb By Wife

Platform May Be Submitted Thursday Noor   Committee In Charge of Draft ing Hopes To Have It Ready Tomorrow   HARD JOB TO FRAME PLANKS

SUFFRAGISTS KEEP UP FIGHT   Tennessee Senate Appoints Ways and Means Committee.

WAYS AND MEANS COMM~ITTee   Tennessee Senate Anproints Body to Work Out Plan fer Completing Suffrage Ratification.

AGED LADY DEAD.   Mirs. Matildg , Goodknight Succumbs With Paralysis in Kempton.

MOST 100 HO} FOR ANYTHING BUT POLITICS   DEMOCRATS MAKE MEDICINE; HAYS VISITS HARDING  Marshall May Head. Bourbons on Wet Plank.

HARDING AT WORK CRAWING UP ADDRESS   Will Be Delivered A Marion July 1, According To Plans.

1S PREPARING 10 ACCEPT      Senator Harding Outlining His, Ad dress To Be Delivered In Home Town July 1.

HARDING BEGINS — — PREPARING SPEECH OF AGCEPTANGE   This-Is Expected to Be His Qwn Per“sonal Platform on Which He Will —.- Go Before the Country.

ATTACK BY GERMANS ON ALLIEL ARMY OFFICERS   British, French and Belgian Officers Stoned In Brandenburg

NEW REVOLUTION« IN SPAIN   Serious Disorders Breaking Out in All Parts of Country.

SERIOUS DISORDERS ARE SWEEPING SPAIt   General Strike Said To Have Been Declared—Martfial Law May Result.

ASYLUM INMATES ELUDE OFFICERS   Five Patients Escape From Kansas Hospital During Blaze.

WARON OLD PARTIED   WHAT LABOR PARTY DECLARES iN COANEATION.   Kdward Whidd, of Planiiiaond, Named  SCCHrCHUTY,

FILMS IN .EXPLOSION { Million ollars Worth De stroyed at sas City, Mo.

TERMS UF PEACE GIVEN HUNGAR]   Document Handed Hungarians in Presence of all Allied Representatives   MUST WAIVE ALL RIGHT. TO FIUME

STREET FIGHTING AT I IRKUTSK      Revolt Against Kolchak Domination On Part of Workmen.

LAGK OF LADUn  PREVENT LAV COTTON AGRERGT   DR. BRADFORD KNAPP, RECOG. NIZED AUTHORITY, SAYS LABOR IS NOT AVAILABLE,

INCREASE OUT OF QUESTION   Southern Cotten Farm. ers Cannot Get Sufficient Labor

PROTEST IS REFFRRED TQ IMMIGRATION BUREAL   Fellow Passengers of Arch. bishop Maunix, of Melbourne, Object to His Admission.

POLISH TROOPS   Russian Bolshevik Forces Suffer Severe Losses on the Polish Front   Poles Relake Territory Which Was Lost in Savage Fighting Last Week

POLITICS SURE JO START FIGHT   Legion Declares Agains' Action in Labor Disputes

HURRICANE IS SWEEPING TOWARD  TEX, COAST   Tide Slightly Above Normal at Galveston — Warnings . Displayed.

NEWS LAWYERS 10 FISHT   — 2 Will Continuc Efforts for Freedom * of Man Sentenced to San

DESCHANEL WILL   ill Health to Cause French Prestdent to Give Up Offiee and New Fleetion ta Ptanned.

POPPY TRAIN AND JOHNSON. BOOM ARRIVE   California Special Arrives i Chicago at Close of Gigantic Parade

MRS. ROSE STOKES ETS NEW TRIAL   WAS CONVICTED OF VIO. LATING ESPIONAGE ACT.

U. S. COURT VERY TENDER WITH RICH FEMALE SOCIALIST   Orders New Trial for Rose Pastoi Stokes, Conviced of Violating Espionage Act.  Given Ten Years.

MRS. STOKES GETS NEW TRIAL   Federal Court Reverses Kansas City Verdict—New Trial.

MRS. STOKES TO HAVE NEW TRIAL      Court of Appeals Reverses Con. viction and Remands Case for Trial in Kansas City.

Case of Mrs. Stokes ~ Has Been Reversec   United States Circuit Court at St. Louis Reverses Verdict in- Case of “Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes for Vio lating Espionage Act.

WHO WILL ATTEND -MEETING FOR U. S.'   Not Known Yet Who Will Represen U. 8. at Next Meeting of Peace Conference in. Italy.

eS See ee  PRIALS. CAST  rf  ee Re Fy   Little Bottles Held Purifying Powder Used by Troops,   Some Gelleve They Were Washe Back From Europe After a Trane port Was Torpedoed.

MANY PHIALS CAST ASHORE   ; Myaterions Little Bottles by the Thousand Foard On Beaches ef Jersey and Long Island.

AA MANES ANAM rial ISAT       Naval Construction” Pro. grams Turned Down bv ftlouse   WASHINGTON SILENT ON BERLIN UPRISING   lioover Declares Anti-Submarine Campaign Important in War

bbe TRIES 12 PrUNITE FORGES   Fatredu.-s Amendment To Surbstitut For Articie Ten Reservation Offered Yesterday.

SEN. LODGE OFFERS AN AMENDIV NI 10 MEASURE      Protests Against Substitute In troduced Friday Cause 0 Action.  WORDING IS CHANGED  Ratification “Fight is Proceec ing Hotly in The Senate

LODGE CHANGES RESERVATION T0 REUNITE PART!   Substitute For - Article 1¢ Clause Is Offered In Senate.   MAKES CHANGE ON-REQUEST OF SENATOR BORAH OF IDAH   Other Compromise Clause Is Called Capitulation to White House.

LODGE OFFERS AN AMENDMENT FOR HIS COMPROMISE   Seeks To Reunite Re publican Forces By New Wording.

LODGE HAS. * AMENDMENT   To Article X in An Effort to Reunite Republican Sen‘ate Forces on the Treaty.

A CHANGE PROPOSED   Sennior Boral Suggested Amend ~ heat to Art. X Resievations    LODGE INTRODUCED: PEAN   Includes. Matters “Relatleg Te . Territor¥, Integrity o ‘Polite cal ladependetice,”

REPUBLICAN LEADER TRIES ‘TC REUNITE THE SENATE FORCES   AWAIT WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT   Speculate Whether He Will Inform Democratic Leaders Regarding His Attitude.

LODGE BRINGS UP AN AMENDMENT TO HIS RESERVATION   Seeks Reunion of Repablicar Senate Forces.

CHANGE CLAUSE TO UNITE PARTY   Another Amendment to Substituted Reservation Made by Republicans.   WILSON ANNOYS FRENCH

LAST EFFORT IS PUT FORTH BY SEN. LODGE   G. 0. P. Leader Hopes to Line Up Forces for New Article 10 Reservation.   INCLUDES CHANGE MADE BY SEN. BORAH   League of Nations Decides to Investigate Conditions Prevailing in Russia.

LODGE. TRIES AGAIN   INTRODUCE AN AMENDYENT TO) SUBSTITUTE RESERVATION.   But SUil the Treaty’s Chances Continue tu Grow Blacker-Final Vote Monday.

SEN. LODGE UTFERS AN  AMENDM NI TH MEAG DE      Protests Against Substitute In. troduced Friday Cause 0} Action.  ee ee  WORDING IS CHANGED  Ratification Fight is Proceed: ing Hotly in The Senate

TO GET MGRE MONEY.   National League Players Are to Have An Aduanee in Theis Bay

“BABE” RUTH STARTS HIGHER SALARIES   New York Giants’ Pay Will Be Increased

WELLS SAYS AUSSIA IN ORDERLY STATE   Laughs at the Various Reports of Confusion and Riots —Says the People Are Suffering From Want But Are Very Orderly.

ORDER PREVAILS AMONG RUSSIANS SAYS H. C. WELLS   Author Laughs at Report Which Tells of Insurrections in That Country.

SAYS’ RUSSIA. -ORDERLY      English Author. Saw'No Disturbance _ Under. Soviet Rule. Fi

HELS SS HIS      Laughs at the Various. ports of Confusion and-'R —Says the People Are fering From Want Bu Verv Orderly...

RUSS RIOTS “JUST HUMBUG”   H, 6, Weile, British Author Gaye Or der Prevalts, hut Peepjie Are Munery and in Want

WELLS TELLS Of SOVIET RUSSSIA   Famous Author Describe: Petrograd ‘‘Hunger and Want but Order.’’

POUND BEAD IN BED.   Death of Mrs. A. H. Pape Thi Morning Due tgp Heart Failure. a)

HOLDING BACK KANSAS WHEAT   Movement to Market Reported te Be Yery Slow.

ENDURE ALL AT LOVE'S CALL   Ozark Parents Walk to Shreveport, Where Daughter {5 Ill, in 3 Weeks,

Seeenteenemenineibesastiienin al ’  collin cetacean pum NEW “OUTLAW” STRIKES,

IN CIRCUIT COURT! UP TO NOON TODA   JURY RETURNED VERDICT ‘ IN THE HECKER CASE   BEURGE dAGKSON ON TRIAL   Guy Hecker Charged With Assuuit to Kil Was Found Guilly Cnly of 4s. sauit and Battery,

IN CHRCUIT COURT UP 10 NOON TODAY   JURY RETURNED vERDicT “IN THE HECKER CASE   GEORGE JAGKSON ON TRIAI   Gus Hecker Charged With Assault to ” Will Was Found Guilty Only o7 As.  sult and Battery,

WAR RUMORS FROM THREE CONTINENTS   Europe. Asia and South America Report Revolutionary Dis- ; turhances.

TREATY COMPROMISE REPORTED   Republican Senators Say if This ts Rae Lode His Betrayed Them,

JOHNSON AND > BORAH INDIGNANT  AT SEN. LODGE   Declare They Will Fight Him the Last If Treaty Compromise Ye Wade   WILL REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE HIM AS PARTY LEADER   ‘Say They Will Carry Treaty to the Primaries and National: Republican Committee

ragga Pay  nu WHS Ue  Taran : iB  “ a ‘ re es   BORAT JOHNSON GROUP OF SEN. ATORS AROUSED TO Hila  PUTCH OF INDIGNATION

WILL BOLT      REPORT OF ‘AGREEMENT ‘IN Bt PARTISAN CONFERENCES _ AROUSES MINORITY.

TREATY FIGHT IS NEARING AN ENI   REPORTS THAT COMPROMISE AGREEMENT IS NEAR, AROUSE BORAH AND JOHNSON.   SEND MESSAGE TO LODGE

Persletant Reports Say Cort ferees Are About to hes  «, An Agreement ~~   LODGE WEAKENING, SAYS BORAH-JOHNSON GROUP   LODGE I§ NOTIFTED IF IE “BE. TRAYS” IRRECONCILABLES HP WILL LOSE LEADERSHIP OF PARTY, Pate

COMPROMISE DOES NOT WEET Appa   '‘Borah-Jchason Greup of Senators  Disappointed That Progress Is  Beine Made,

OCA, LOGE 0 WAnNCL  I) ol AN BY GINS   Johnson-Borah Group Now Roused By Reports of Early Compromise   THREATEN LEADER IF ‘BETRAYAL’ ATTEMPTED   Some Claim Senator Weakel on the Reservations of  Article Ten

FOES OF TREATY THREATEN BOLT FROM LODGE RULE   PEAR THAT G. O. P. LEADER IS WEAKENING RESULTS IN BORSH’S ‘THREAT TG BOLT      STAVE GFF V&TE IN SENATE    Lodge Agssures Mild Reserrationists is Being Mile in Conferences and Sueeeeds in Beleyhur  Anether Verte

RUMIRS OF TREATY COMPROMISE CREATES A FLURRY   BORAH— JOHNSON GROUP OF SEN. ATORS AROUSED TO HIGH PITCH OF INDIGNATION

REPUBLICANS NEAR BREAK ON TREAT)   Johnson and Borah Grou]  nto Bolt Fron  Lodge if He Inists on Pac Compromise

BORAH-JOHNSON ARE INDIGNANT   Flare Up When They Hear Report That Compromise is to be Reached   ON PEACE. TREATY   Sends Word to Lodge That if He Betrays Them, Thev’re Through

ITALIAN ENVOY DENIES REPORTS   Says American Public Giver Erroneous Impression of Labor Troubles   PRESS {S RESPONSIBLE   Admits Socialistic Movements But’ Contends. Al .Complications Are Settled-

MOVEMENT OF CATTLE SLOW   Many Herds From th . Northwest Wintered in Texas.

CATTLE MOVEMENT IN WEST TEXAS HAMPERED BY SHORTAGE OF CARS   LARGE NUMBER CATTLE READY FOR MOVEMENT BACK TO NORTHEDN PASTURES,

SRR EEMRRD — <Hiin aeneTNNaD  Work North of Kaw Bridge Will Start Soon

ALIENS MUST WALK IN THE NARROW PATH   ( Those Preaching Overthrow of : Government to Get The j Grand Bounce.

EVERY ALIEN GETS WARNING   Secretary Wilson Says Reds Will Be Deported at Once.

DEPORTATION OF BED TO CONTIN   THIS IS INFORMATION GIVEN OUT BY SEECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON IN A PUBLIC ADDRESS.

DEFENDS POLICY OF DEPARTMENT   All Aliens Against Government to Be Deported Fast as Possible

Waiting for Wilson, Hoove Blamed for Disintegratior of Party by Some Leaders Who Forsee Bie Slauzhtet   Fierce Baitle Looms Ahead When Republicans Gather at Chicago; Many Favorite Sons May Be Killed Off

DEMOCRATS SEEN BEWILDERED   Sentiment as to Presidential Candidates Lacks Crystallization.   DELEGATES ARE UNPLEDGED   Mass of Democrats Believe Ranks Are Doomed This Time.

HEAVY PROFITEERING IN WHISKY CHARGEL   SPECIAL INVESTIGATING AGENT FOR STATE OF TEXAS MAKES REPORT.

FLU KILLS MANY IN CHICAGO   Epidemic Reaches High Figure Wher 233 Die in 48 Houre—Nurses Needed.

MANAGERS FOR COX CAMPAIGN   Will be Selected at a Meeting With, the Democratic National Committee at Dayton

CUMMINGS MAY DIRECT FIGHI   Committee for Cox Campaig) May Select National Chair. man to Handle Plans

CHINESE FLEE FROM BATTLE AS TROOPS MUTIN'   Soldiers Revolt Against An hui Governor—200 Killed, Manv Wonndead,

200 KILLED IN MUTINY   Clashes Continue in Anhui Prov ince Sawe Ranart

FOR MARSHALL IF HE WAXTS IT   Indiana Delegation will Sappeort Vice President.

STOCKYARD WORKERS WANT WAGE INCREASES      OVER 120,000 WORKERS PETITION FOR 20 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE

OPEN HEARING WAGE DEMAND   Chacigo Stock Yard Workers Expect Increase of 20 Per Cent.

AUCTION SALE OF FORMER GERMAN LINERS AB RUPTLY ENDS  When Only One Bid on the Nineteen   When Only One Bid on the Nineteen Ships Were Received

AUCTION SALE  OF FORMER GERMAN LINERS AB RUPTLY ENUS  When “Only One Bid n the Nin eteer Shins W Me d  ims Were necelve   When Only One Bid on the Nineteen Ships Were Received

Spee a Se <ALL  eee LIPTON -CONGRATULATED.   More Than 100 Messages Received By Owher of the Shamrock.

MANY ADMIT. NEED   HOSPIRAL Mov EME INT IN cov NTY MEETING Wirt PAYOR,       ‘a to Have ¢  Campaign Plans ‘Kor!  mukited in Shore Time,  j

MANY ADMIT NEED   HOSPIPAL MOVEMENT IN COUN. TY MERTING WITH FAVOR.   we dite Hive Campaien Plans Por.  titihitead jn Share Time.

SOCIALISTS URGE PROBE OF FUNDS   Party Leader Declares Largest  Campaign Fund in History Is Raised.

WILLING TO BE QUIZZEB   Socialist Secretary Says Contribution: ‘ro Party Funds Range From" ie. gio pa ean

MAD RUSH IS ON        ROAD STS RUSILING PETITIONS ‘TO FRONT. :   They Fear Rudi in

MAD AUSH 1S OY   ROAD ENTHUSIASTS RUSHING PETITIONS TO FRONT.   ahey Fear Radical Chenges at Com ine Legislative Se-sion.

BOLSHEVIK! MAKE EFFOR'S 10 SEND AGITATORS HERE   Have Efficient Spy and Courier System Working   CHANGE PASSPORT REGULATIONS

ENVOYS OF RED RUSSIA HORDE TO AMERICA   SPY SYSTEM OF BOLSHEVIK! EXCEEDS EFFICIENCY OF GERMAN UNDERGROUND SYSTEM

Kffort to Flood Amer ica With Propagandists of Anarchy..   Uncle Sam Is-Alert and All Passperts Are . Scrutinized.

RED “MISSIONARIES” FIND WAY INTO U.S, DESPITE. BARRIERS   SPY SYSTEM EXCELLING THAT OF GERMANY BEFORE WAR MAINTAINED.

RUSSIAN. REDS BEING SENT TO AMERIGA   Soviet Government Has Elab. orale Spy System,

SEVEN -KILLED JN STORM      One Hundred ana Big Prop  -7 erty Loss.—Dam: 0 Grows.

YESTERDAY'S STORM CAUSED DEATH OF   Minnesota and North Dakota ~« Suffer: From: Thunder... Showers.   SUMMER COLONY LEVELED

SEVEN PERSONS KILLED, MORE THAN 100 INJURED   Property Loss Aggregating Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Done by Wind and. Electric Storm.

SEVEN KILLED IN WINDSTORM IN MINNESOTA   Property Damage Will Amoun to Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars.

RUSSIAN STAND T0 BE PROBED   Council of Premiers Investigate Conditions in Soviet Nation

VIEW COMPROMISE AS A VIGTORY FOR BRITISH -PREMIEE   Cecision of Council of Premiers to Enecurage Trade With Russia Heralded as Long Step Toward Feace With Soviate

Get Speedy Report on Russian Conditions   Athert Thomas, Director of the Ine ternational Burean of Labor Will Make Report on

REPORTON. RUSSIA BY’ MARCH 22:   Ut the Bolsheviki Have : Ceased tt " Marder and Rape They Be Recdgnized,

SK FOR REPORT N CONDITIONS N PICA NAW   tor Of International La bor Bureau Of League To Investigate   COGNITION OF REDS BELIEVED FORECAST   ee Regard ~ Decision As ompromise Between Nitti (nd Millerand

ALBERT THOMAS TO MAKE REPORT   Council of Premiers In Future Dealings With Russia, Will Be Largely Guided by Him,   WILL PROBABLY LEAD. TO FULL RECOGNITION   Italy Wants Free Relations With Russia Now While France Favors Only Qommercial Agreement—Compromise Viewed as Victory Over Lloyd. George.

EARLY REPORT FOR ALLIES ON STATE OF RUSS AFFAIRS   Report in Internal Condi. tions of Soviet Nation Ex: pected March 22—Politi cal Recognition May Fol. low

PREMIERS 10 LOSE NO TIME   COUNCIL WILL GET BUSY AT CNCE AND HUNT END OF RUS SIAN TROUBLE—REPCORT TO BE MADE.

‘ASKS RAISE FOR MEN   FLORIDA SENATOR BLOCKS IN. CREASE FOR ARMY OFFICERS.   Demands Additional Compensation for Rank and File, Men Who Did the Fighting.

FIGHTS FOR “SOLDIER   Further Increases for Army Officers Blocked in Senate.   Florida Senator Demands Additional Compensation for the Rank and File of the Forces.

FORIDA SENATOR FIGHT FOR SOLDIER   Further Increases for Army ‘Officers Blocked in Senate.   Fiorida Senator Qemands Additional Compensation for the Rank and File of the Forces.

GERMANS AND POLES CLASH   Two Dead and Score Wounded in Tesénkhvawt Wades iia

IRELAND IN WAR GRI   SCANT NEWS INDICATES STATE OF GUERILLA WARFARE.   London Is Stirred by Report of a Plot to Kill Lloyd George.

OF F CL STRIFE   State of uer ila Warfare Indicated oy cant News, —             Kill Lioyd George.

WAR GRIPS IRELAND   State of Guerrilla Warfare Indicated by Scant News.   More Reprisais by Military in Neighborhood of Dublin—Plot to Kill Lioyd George.

HARDING SEES WOOD AGENT   General's Chicago Floor Leader As. sures Senator of New England Support.

WOOD AGENT SEES HARDING   Generai’s Former Manager Confers With Renublican Nominee.

NATIONAL GRANGE HEAD STATES FARMERS WILL (0 LONGER WORK LONG IGURS 10 SUPPLY THE NORLO WITH CHEAP FOOD

CVEAYBODY MUST WORK IF GOST OF LIVING 13 TO BE REDUCED SOON   YO LOWER PRICES FOR FARM PRODUCTS EXPECTED THIS YEAR, IT IS DECLARED.

STATES FARMERS HAVE GONE LIMIT   MASTER OF NAVVIONAL GRANGI SERS NO IMMEDIATE. PRICE LOWERING

FARMERS OPPOSE SAVE FOR US   CAN’T SEE. WHY THEY SHOULD WORK DAY AND NIGHT AND OTHERS TAKE THINGS

DAY’S WORK   Farmers Declare This Is Only Way to Reduce H. C. of Living .

eee” s% ** el wd a ~~ ‘#8 se  “WOODROW WILCON.” Vacation Soon to End

FATAL GUN BATTLE   State Trooper and Miner Kill. ed in Mingo County

UNION MAN AND OFFICER KILL EACH OTHER IN DUEL   Another Tragedy in Wes Virginia Coal Field, Where Clashes Between Troopers -and Miners Are Frequent

FATAL MINE REGION FIGHT   State Treoper and Miner Killed ip Gen Battle in Mingo County, Weat Virginia.

MEN FIGHT PISTOL ~ DUEL; BOTH KILLED   UNION ORGANIZER AND MEM BER OF STATE POLICE BATTLE OVER STRIKE.

SOLDIER DIES IN GUN FIGHT IN COAL ZONE   ‘Miner Is Also Victim in Strike  Riot in West Virginia   WAS LEADER IN UNION   ‘FEDERAL TROOPS HAVE BEEN PATROLLING TROUBLE AREA IN FIELDS FOR WEEKS

DUEL IN WEST VIRGINIA SNUFFS OUT LIVES OF MINER AND STATE, TROOPER; STRIKE IS IN PROGRESS

itird Wunters Te Be Presecuted  Dk ee a ee eee cme ee me en ee ae a

IRISH PICKETS MIX IN NEW YORK   ‘WOMEN RESUME DRIVE IN EFFORT : TO TIE UP BRITIOH : LINERS

OUR CHURCHES   Bergen Lutheran Congregation Rev. G. Smeda), Pastor

OUR CHURCHES   Bergen Lutheran, ‘Congregation "Daw @ Bredal Pastcr 

ALBANIA SE: SEIZED : BY. ESSAD PASHA -. IN NEW:REVOLT   Turk , “Nationalist.” ‘Captures Capital, and. Overthrows &  [7 mcrae ant

TURKS OUST ALBAN'AN REGIME   Supporters of Essad Pasha Take Tirana, London Hears—National. Ist Forces Occupy Kavala.

ALBANIAN GOV'T ISOVERTHROWS   Supporters of Essad Pasha Turkish Nationalist Leader, Have Won a Victory.

LLOYD GEORGE  MAY GIVE HUNS SIX MONTHS 10 PARE THE ARM)   Germans Ask More Than a Year In Which to Cut Dewn to 100,000 Men   PARLEY CONTINUES   Admission is Made That a Million Germans Are Still lInder Arms

More Time Is Conceded  To Germans   Allies Said To Be Willing To Give Them Six Or Eight Month Extension   DECIDE MATT ER TODAY   French And Belgian Premiers Are In Complete Aceord With Lloyd George

‘Reported Allies may grant "her more time to re- _ duce army a,    Berlin thinks British pre mier is “posing” merely to please France

WOMEN GAN VOTE IN GENERAL ELECTIONS WITHOUT A POLL TAX   RATIFICATION OF THE FEDERAT AMENDMENT WILL FULLY ENFRANCHISE TEXAS WOMEN,

POLL TAXES — UNNECESSARY:   Former State Senator Gives Opinion About Women Voting

WOOD FOR A REAL NAVY.   GAM We Have Now Is) 8 Floating Denth Trap! General Save,

NAVY AFLOATING DEATH TRAP, ofYa GENERAL WOOD   Cannot Have Divided Fleet Filled With Untrained Men, Says He.   Also This Country Is Going to Be Governed by Americans.

SING A SWAN SONG FOR “JAZZ.”      Music Teachers “Gather in Chicago to -’ Uphold Better Melody.

MLE. CHURCH ‘ UNIFICATION IS = NOW CERTAIN   DELEGATES REPRESENTING SIX MILLION SAY 17 IS_ FOREGONE CONCLU-

MVORCED BY SLAVERY METHODISTS NORTH AND OUTH MAY REUNITE AT INIFICATION MEETING NSESSION AT LOUISVILLE

THE METHODIST MAY REUNITE   PLANS ARE-SAID TO BE WELLE UNDERWAY.   Clergymen and Laymen in Session it the Same Le Me Church Where pecssion” in £845 Was Declared.

UNIFY ¥. E. CHURCH.   Eifurt Being Made to . Bring: North and: South ‘Together. ;  gg Ebee Speman rw ot

METHODISTS CONSIDER UNION OF TWO WINGS   Clergymen and Laymen Attend Meeting at Louisville to Consider Unification of Two Branches o f Methodist Church, North and South.

METHODISTSPLAN TO HEAL BREACH OVER SLAVE GIRL   Joint Meeting of North and South Churches Held Where Former Split Occurred.

Meeting to Merge Methodist Churche:   Clergynien and Laymen Representing Northern and Southern M.  E. Churches Meet in Louisville.

ENVOYS MEET   ™ ten  RUSSO- POLISH REPRESENTATIVES WILL TALK PERACE.

RUSS AND POLES T9 TALK PEACE   FIRST FORMAL MEETING A’ RIGA TAKES PLACE TOMORROW,   N.S. Today's Cabtegrama Todays—

CONDEMNING AR ARMED INVASION   Chicago City Council \Notes On ‘Irish-British Question.

‘Two Hundred Reported Killed   and: Fifteen Thousand. Are  ‘Homeless i in Albanian Earth ‘Tremors.   ALL TEPELIN TOWNS  ‘DESTROYED BY QUAKE   Entire District Reported: Laid Waste; ‘Shocks Are Contin: mings ‘Argentina Feels’ ithe Quake. * . NS

200 DEAD IN EARTH SHOCK   Villages in Southern Albania Are Wiped Out—15,000 Persons Are Homeless.

TWO HUNDRED DEAD      Phousunds fi AThania Rendered Homichess by Larthquakes,

900 KILLED IN QUAKE; VILLAGES ARE DESTROYED   Southern Albania Disaster I: Reported Through Italian Sourees   SHOCKS ARE CONTINUING   Also Being Felt in South Ameri ca, Says Reports From Buenos Aires

EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY IS DISASTROUS      Two Hundred Are Reportec Killed and 15,000 People Rendered Homeless.

TWO HUNDRED ARE REPORTED KILLED IN ITALIAN QUAKE   Many Villages in Southern Al bania Razed and Thousands are Made Homeless   EARTH. TREMORS - REPORTED ”EROM ARGENTINE CAPITA   Believed Result of Violent Quakes in Honduras *

ILAGES It “TRAN (A ~ FLAT BY QUEKE   Two: “Hundred: ‘Reported ‘Killed ( “and: 15, 000. Made’ Homeless Poo, bye Disasters =

900 ALBANIANS DEAD IN LAST EARTHQUAKE   Message Reports 15,000 ar Without Homes.

VRILENT QUAKES IN ALBANIA KILL 200, 15,000 HOMELESS ~  SuneKe oT

Hundreds Reported Dead in the Tepe. leni District, Reports Say the Quakes Are Continuing.

All OF Villages ‘Tn Albanian District Wiped Out; 15,000 People Made Homeless; Capoe Town of District Obiterated; ‘Shocks ~ Reported To Be Continuing ;

QUAKE WRECKS ALOANIAN TOWNS   Two Hundred Dead And 15,000 Homeless

VILLAGES IN TEPELENI AREA OF SOUTHERN ALBANIA RAZED; 45.000 RENDERED HOMELES;

200 KILLED AND 15,000 ARE HOMELESS ALBANIAN DISASTER ACCORDING TO ROME DISPATCH

200 PERSONS DIE __ INEARTHQUAKE   ESTIMATED 15,000 RASS: LESS IN, -SOUTHERN '

3 VILLAGES COMPLETELY DESTROYED   Reports Claim More Than 15,000 Made Homeless In Albania.

AN ALBANIAN. QUAKE   VILLAGES RAZED AND TWO HIUNDRED KILLED IN ITALY. ~   Earthquake Makes Fifteen Thousand  Homeless; Tremors Felt in Argentine zh t

MANY-KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE   Several Villages Wiped Out itz Seetherm Albania.

ITALIAN QUAKE KILLS SCORES  MANY HOW ELEOG   ENTIRE TEPELENT DISTRICT DE STROVED: QUAKE BEGAN SEVERAL DAYS AGO.

Two Hundred Persons Killec and 15,000 Rendered Homeless.   TEPELEM! DISTRICT SUFFERS

TOWNS ARE WRECKED      Earthqtakes Take Heavy Toll in Life Throughout Albania,

Lincoln Citizen Declares He Has Vought, Bled and Almost Died Qver Chicken Pest.

WILLWORK FOR “PARTY MEMBERS   Qusted Men Are Greeted as Heroes Upon Return to New York.   PLAN TOUR OF STATE

OUSTED SOCIALISTS TO MAKE STATE CAMPAIGN   FIVE SOCIALIST ASSEMBLYMEN RETURNING FROM ALBANY ARE GIVEN NOISESOME DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK.

PLEA FOR LEAGUE   “OX PRESENTED ISSUR TO INDE IANS LAST NIGHT,   Hits Republicans Ward in Pre-Speech Statement to Pubjic.

COX PRE! iSENTED. ‘issuy TO INDI TANS LAS’ NIGHT.         Hits Republicans ‘Ward’ re-Speech a Statement 1o Public.

MRS. HAMON BACK IN CHICAGL   Widow of Slain Oil Man Re. turns Home—Guarded By Detectives.

UNAUTHORIZED RAILWAY STRIKE RAPIDLY PASSING THE CRISIS   Wark ar Lease Paesttion«e

STRIKE CONDITIONS IN WEST IMPROVE   Walkout Said to be Gradual) Dying Out.   SOME EMBARGOES LIFTED

STRIKE BREAKS. AS MEN RETURN   Brotherhood Officials Declare Backbone of Tieup Has Been Broken.   INDUSTRIES ARE CRIPPLED

Reports From Central West And Pacific Coast Show the Strike is Dying Slowly.—Industrial Conditions Will be  TImnroved Shortly.   TRAFFIC CONDITIONS IMPROVE.   Permitting Shipment of Suplies to the Needy Sections.

OcFEGTIONS NOTED It STAIAER’S RANKS   improvement Seen in Conditions in Wastern Field

TRIER [N HALE DOZEN CITIES AND TOWNS BACK CH JOE   Railroad Men at Other Points Vote Not to Join Unauthorized Walkout.   EMBARGOES LIFTED IN MIDDLE AND FAR WEST   President of Order of Railway Conductors Advises Members of Order That They May Take Places of  _ Mriking Switehmen, Declaring Life of Organized Labor is at Siake,

DEFEGTIONS NOTED . _ IN STRIKERS RANKS   improvement Seen in Conditions ———Jn Western Field... -

RAILADAD STRIKE IMPROVES tit Ti WESTERN STATES   Strikers in Several Cities are Back on Their Jobs   DENIED BY INSURGENTS

MANY STRIKERS ARE RETURNING; SHIPMENTS OF STOCK RESUMED   Six Yardmen Arrested Following Raid‘in New Orleans.

RAILROAD STRIKE 1d DYING QUI   Ohio and Michigan Still Harc Hit by Outlaw Strikers.  a er tore  Panditinne Imarnuing in Niddle

Reports from West and Middle Wes! Assert the Strike Is Dying Out.

STRIKE DYING OUT WEST OF CHICAGO   Embargoes Are Lifted as Yardmen m Half Dozen Centers Return to Their Work   ALBANY WALKOUTBRIEF   West Albany Employes of Cen tral Resume Their Duties After Two Hours’ Strike

RAILROAL STRIKE 13 DYING QUI   Ohio and Michigan Still Hard Hit by Outlaw Strikers.   Conditions Improving in Middle West.

INSURGENT OTRIKE DYING OUT, GLAIN UNIONS, OFFICIALS   Middiewest, Pacific Coast Tell Improvement in Movement of Traffic on Railroads.

SEE IMPROVEMENT: IN RAIL STRIKE   Many More Men Return’ to Work, But Many Roads. Are Still Tied Up -

STRIKE SITUATION IN WEST IMPROVES: INSURGENTS WEAKEN   Government Intervenes to Procure Supplies for Disabled Soldiers.   'NEW YORK STRIKERS FAIL TO RETURN TO DUTIES   Many Workmen Idle Because o' Factories Being Closed by Strike.

TRAFFIC CONDITIONS IMPROVE   Permitting Shipment: ‘of: ‘Suplies to the Needy Sections. 

SITUATION IN CENTRAL WEST «TS TMPROVINE   Railway Brotherhood Heads’ Assertions of Dying Out of Strike Are Born Out.

STRIKE 1S DYING THROUGHOUT WEST   Insurgent Strikers Resuminc Work in More Than Fifty Cities—Thousands Are Idle in Industrial Plants.

END OF STRIKE _IN SIGHT ALL: OVER COUNTRY   CHICAGO. REPORTS THAT INSURGENT (MOVEMENT IS DYING oT :

THOUGHT TRIKE IS-GRADUALLY OVINE IN WEST      ‘Strikers In Half Dozen Cities  Returh to Work; Freight Embargoes Lifted.

IOWA MURDERER 5 HELD AT BAY   Harvey Beasley, Accused of Webster City Crime, is Located in Illinois.

REOPENS TOMORROW,   American Wringer Co. To Resume Running After Brief Shutdown.

FRENCH STRIKE DWINDLES,   Strikers Are Said to Favor Returnine to Work.

FRENCH RAILMEN FAVOR  RETURN _ TO FORMER JOBS   Would Call ‘Of  Strike~ i Possible Without Appear fae ttt ee

GRAVE SITUATION      Many Voters Failed to £i.gn Affirmation Books

SAYS AFFIRMATION BOOKS NOT SIGNEE   Forty Per Cent of Voters it Recent Primary Failed t Comply With Law, Mc Clintic Says.

LITTLE TROUBLE IN WEST MAY 1; FORFIGN STRIKES   Chicago. Has Cocks, Waiters, and Tenant Sirike; 8,000,009 British Workers Out; Two Dead jn Parisi. U. 8. Walkouts Peaceful

MAY DAY RIOTS — ‘DID NOT APPEAR IN AMERICA   Dutlook is for Complete Quiet, Nothwithstanding Radicals Planto Cause Wide Disturbances.   SPECIAL PLANS AGAINST TROUBLI   Situation All Over Country Barring a Few Strikes Was Reported as_ Bein; Very Orderly.

MAY DAY 1S QUIET   Not Much Doing ia Chicago or Over The Middle West Today,

LAST WORD IN FIGHTING POWER   WHE SUPER-DREADNAUGHT COM. MISSIONED AT BROOKLYN NA. VY YARDS TODAY.   Is One of the World's Largest Vex sele—Captain TR. WH. Lee Has Been Chosen to Command This Mammoth Ship,

DUTCH LAUGH AT ~. KAISER’ WEALTE   They Think He Hardly Ha: Enough Money to Pay Wha He Owes Count Benticnk According to Reports Received From The Hague.

DECLARE FORMER KAISER’S POVERTY... PRECLUDES TAKING PART IN REVOL

WM. IS READY TO DO ANYTHING TO KEEP SKIN WHOLE   Ex-Kaiser Showing Spirit of a Craven in Dealings  with the Dutch.

DUTCH OFFICIALS SAY FORMER EMPEROR IS A VERY POOR MAN   Amused at Reports From Berlin That William Gave Financial Backing to Kapp Revolt; Doubt if Ex-Monarch Can Pay Present Board Bill.

EX-KAISER MAY NOT BE ABLE T0 MEET HIS RENT   Dutch Officials Smile at Reports That He Gave Meney to Revolutionists.

KAISER IN FINANCIAL STRAITS   Dutch Official Says Former Emperor of Germary Virtually a . Poor Man,

HARRISON LISTEN TO LEADER'S CALL   Will Decide as to Candi dacy for Governor

Makes Favorable Impression on Com. mittee for Secretary of State.

FRENCH MARCH TO SEIZE FRANKFOR]   Will Occupy City Today as Step to Enforce Treaty   Germans Near Essen, Fight RedsAdmit Forces Exceed Limit

Hostility; Evidenced by  Note of fe Declares Ne Dispatch of Troops  t   MLITARIST$ RE BLAMED   Republica Officials Powerless To Carry Out Treaty Terms in Germany

TAUGHT RESPECT FOR PEAGE PACT BY THE FRENCH   Military Measures Are To Be Taken in Ruhr District, According to Announcement Given Out in Paris.   INVASION BY HUNS HELD UNNECESSARY   f They Had Carried Out Disarmament Clause in Treaty There Never Would Have Been Kapp Revolt.

See Fiaunting of Stipulations! of Vegsailles Treaty in Ruhr * Troop Movement.   FRENCH READY TO © COMMENCE ATTACK   Say If Germans Hed Disarmed the Revolution Would Not Have Occurred.

FRENCH ISSUE WARRING NOTE TO GERMANY   Declare Military Move in Ruhr Basin Is Un called For.

RANGE WILL NOT PERMIT. GERMANS IN RUA REGION   Paris Blames Berlin for Not Carrying Out Treaty Clauses.   MILLERAND WILL MAKE PEACE PACT RESPECTED    a ‘  ‘President of German Commission Makes No Impression on  Premier of France.

MAYENCE, April 5.—The French-troops will occupy Frankfort early tomorrow morning. Some detachments already have started.

TEAMS GATHER FOR THE ANRUAL th W. TOURNEY  Tourney Opens at Delaware Friday Morn ning in Elimina: tion Series

TEAMS GATHER FOR THE ANRUAL 0. W. TCGRNEY ae Oper ns at Delaware   Friday Morning in Elimina:  tion Series

. DEPAUW SCHOLARSHIP.   Tipton High School Student Will Be Given Free Tuition,

a en . DEPAUW. SCHOLARSHIP.   Ti ton High Schoo Student. Will Be i 1 Given Free Tuition,

LAFAYETTE MEN G0 BEYOND THE LIMIT   4 GROUP OF LAFAYETTE SPEED MERCHANTS RUN AFOUL OF JOHN BOWMAN

A SLIGHT SET BACK,   Prohibitionists Oslayed in Their Wark hy LI & Court Order.

REBUKES DRY OFFICERS   INJUNCTION IS REFUSED BY U. S. JUDGE,   Philadelphia District Court Jurist As sails Federal Officers for Search Without Writ.

HITS DRY ENFORCERS   U. S. Judge Refuses Injunction Against Philadelphian.   District Court Jurist Assails Federal Officers for Search Without Warrant.

MORE TROUBLE 5 THREATENEL   Freight Handlers and Railroad Clerks May Join Chicago Switchmen’s Strike.   “STAND AND DELIVER” METHODS EMPLOYED   If Strikers Can't Rule They are Going to Starve the Helpless Fublic.

NEW CRISIS HANGS OVER CHICAGO AS CLERKS AND FREIGHT MEN TAKE VOTE ON JOINING SWITCHMEN   Freight _Embargoes in Sight* Gummins Law Prevents Settle. ment ond Walk Out Certain

NORTH  IRELAND _ TOWN BURNEE   13 Persons Trapped in Second Story Rooms—Three Burn to Death

IRISH TOWN IS BURNED: 3 Dit   Business Section of Unionist Village DeStroyed; Three Lose Their Lives in Fire; Sinn Fein Hand Seen in Re taliatory Measures.

SHENANDOAH MANS: 7: ‘IN. CHARGE “OF -GFFICE ° ~ SOR. MEREDITH BOOM

NATIONABALL ° FOR PARTISANS   Says Senator Underwood in Ad dressing Rainbow Division Veterans,   A DESIRE OF PLUNDERERS   Pleads With Men to Become Leaders in Fight Against National Dangers.  - &

DAWN OF NEW ERA CAUSES CONFUSION   Addrasses Rainbow Veterans In Session At Birmingham, ~ Alabama.

NEW DANGERS ARE THREATENING NATIO!   Senator Underwood Says Gov ernment is Football of Paz tisans.

UNDERWOOD SPEAKS WORDS OF WISDOM   Declares “Government Has Become Football of Partisans and Desire of Plunderer.”

PARISMINA   WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT AND MIS. HARDING ABOARD   Arrived at Cristobol Today—Rousing Reception Given Party.

SEN. HARDING IS IN PANAMA   PRESIDENT-ELECT AND HIS PARTY ARRIVE THERE ~ THIS AFTERNOON,

WAR GREEING AT GRIST Opal   President-Elect and Party Arrive ~ * Safely.   ROUSING RECEPTION WAITING FOR GUESTS   Governor of Panama Zone Heads Welcoming Delegation.   Senator Harding Plans a Boa  Ride Through Creat Canal  ~and a Call on President Porras, It's Announced,

HARDING LANDS ~ AT CRISTOBAL   President Elect ts Given En- thusiastic Greeting Upon _ Arrival in Canal Zone

SENATOR ~ BENEFITS BY VOVAGE   Will Make First Formal Utterance to Any Foreign Nation Thursday

HARDING PARTY AT CHRISTOBAL   President-Elect Reaches the - Canal Zone and is Given a Rousing Reception.   GOVERNOR HARDING OF SANAL ZONE HOST   Tomorrow the President-Elect Will Make a Trip Through  Danama COsnal

WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT AND MRS HARDING ABOARD   Arrived at Cristobol Today— Rousing Reception Given Party.

HARDING SHIP DOCKS; PARTY IS WELCOMED 10 CANAL ZONE   President-elect is Greeted By Governor Harding and  J Other Officials.

METHODISTS PLAN TO DROP "EPISCOPAL '   THO BRANCHES OF THLE CHURCIL NORTH AND SOUTH, REACEL AGREEMENT

TWO BRANCHES OF CHURCH TO REUNITE IS DECISION   Methodist Episcopal Convention At Louisville, Ky., Votes to Merge North and South Branches.

SUT SUES ELO OR     worn      Louisville Convention  TerommendMerger of Two Branches.

METHODISTS MAY REUNITE FACTION   CONVENTION ADOPTS PLAN OF REJOINING NORTH AND SOUTH CHURCHES,   UP TO CONFERENCE NOW   Under New Constitution Theve Would Be Supreme General Conference to Direct.

UNITE NORTH AND SOUTH   Bishops Urge Merger as the Great. est Event in.American History of Metiodism.

METHODISTS PLAN 10 DROP “EPISCOPAL   PWO BRANCHES OF THE CHURCH, NORTH AND SOUTH, REACH AGREEMENT

{INERS AND OFFICERS IN GUN BATTLE   3EVEN KILLED IN VIRGINIA LIGHT OVER UNIONIZNG COAL FELDS   STATE TROOPS TO SCENE   Two Companies Ordered Out--Mayor Of Town Reported Among Those Slain

OU PER GENT RATE BOOST 15 IN SIGHT   Jetailed Figures on Increased Demands Given Wage Board.   TO CLEAR UP FREIGHT JAM   Interstate Commerce Commission Re. porte Progress in Movement of Empty Box Cars for Grain Loading and for Coal.

BIG RATE BOOST   Labor Board Gets Detailed Figures on Increases Asked by Men,   60 PER CENT RAISE IN SIGHT   vwlia@stiitationS QOuumiiticu uy marroagos” Representative Include Wages Paid Before War, During Con. flict and Present Demands.

DEMANDS MEAN BIG RATE BOOS!   LABOR BOARD GETS DE TAILED FIGURES ON INCREASES ASKED.

DEMANDS [MEAN BIG RATE BOOST   Labor Board Gets Detailed Fig. ures on Increases Asked by Men.   GO PER CENT RAISE IN SIGHT   Classifications Submitted by Railroads’ Representative Include Wages Paid Before War, During Conflict and Present Demands.

WAGES GO UP   Labor Board Gets Detailed Fig ures on Increases Asked by Men.   Classifications Submitted by Raiiroade’ Representative inciude Wages Paid Before War, During ‘Conflict and t Demands.

IRISH PRESIDENT TO RESUME TOUR SOO!   Will Come Out of Retirement After Christmas.

DE VALERA WILL — QUIT. SECLUSION CHRISTMAS DA’   Secretary Says Irish Leade -Has Not Sailed for the —  Othar Cide * -

FAN DEAD,      - - oe : i Mrs. Estella Allen, af Greentown  idfall People, Ne

GOOonD WOMAN DEAD,   Mrs. Kstella Allen, of Greentown, Rel: itive of Windfall People, Dead.

ARMENIANS IN NO DANGER OF JOINING REDS   Observers Say Lesson: of Bolshevik Rule  are Learned

ARMENIA NOT GOING BOLSHEVIK   Russians Would Have to Fight General Dre in Mountains.

TO INTERNATIONALIZE DARDONELLES {S AGREED BY ENTENTI   Allied Troops in Old Turkish Capital to be Materially Strengthened.

INTERNATIONALIZE THE DAROANELLES   ALLIES DEFINITELY DECIDE TO MAKE CONSTANTINO. PLE A FREE PORT.   TREBIZOND TQ THE THBK   Reported That Supreme Council Has Decided to Let Town Rema'n Under Turkish Sovereignty.

PRICE FIXING NOT WITHIN POWER OF STATE OFFICIALS   GENERAL COUNSEL FOR IN DIANA MINERS GIVES HIS VIEWS.   HOLDS ASSEMBLY BILL UNCONSTITUTIONAL   ‘Second Week of Extra Legislative Ses:   sion Started This Merning—   Republicans Mold  i ee

COULDN'T STAND   Miners’ Counsel Says Supreme Court Decision is Against the Pronosed Law.   BILL HAS PASSED HOUSE   Tas Problem Still Big One. and a Compromise Bill Is Probable.

NOW LOOKS AS THOUGH 7,000,000 AMERICAN FARMERS WILL TAKE A HAND. IN 1920 CAMPAIGH

PRESIDENT WILSON IS BLAMED BY LEE FOR ALL DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE RAILWAY TRAINMEN

UNION HEADS SEEK ~ KEEP MEN IN LINE   Witson Charged With Undue Delay and Is Biamed For Present . Situation.

RAIL UA  it Al VL ERO SAY WSO THE PATE   Long Delay in Adjusting Wage Problems Due to President Says Union Chief,  Leaders Meet to “Keep Men lr Line’ Until Award Is  Mada

Railway Union  ~ Officials Are Busy   In Chicago to Make an Effort to Sto] Unauthorized Strikes of Railroac Men—Preésident Blamed.

President Blamed For Present Railway Strike Situation by Union Men

UNION OFFICIALS DISCUSS PLANS TO HALT TIE-UP   W. G. Lee Blames The President For Present Situation.

BLAMES WILSON “POR'RATLROADS NOT HOLDING TP   W..G. LEE CONDEMNS -DE LAY IN. NAMING ' ROR WAGCH RAAB eR a ee

RESPONSIBILITY FOR SITU. ATION PLACED ON THE PRESIDENT.   ONE BIG UNION IDEA SAID TO BE GREATEST DANGEI

PRESIDE TO BLAME FOR RAIL SITUATION   A Brotherhood ‘Official Charge Delay In Appointments and Awards Causes Unrest.   DECISION BEING URGED   Officials of Rail Unions Meeting In Effort to Halt Strikes and One Union Idea.

FIGHT ON BIG UNION PLAN   Brotherhood Teaders Say Danget Threatened in Spread of Radical Propaganda.

WILSON BL: BLAMED FOR SITUATION   Officials Representing Recognized Railroad Unions in.Chicago

“ONE BIG UNIGA IDEA BUGABOO OF ORGANIZED LABOR   Lee Lays Blame for Pres ent Situation at Wilson’s Door.

LEE DECLARED ONE BIG UNION IDEA DANGEROUS   Says Most Serious Problen Labor Leaders Have to Contend With.   Responsible for Unauthorized Sporadic Rail Strikes Which Are Now Going On.

UNION LEADERS CARE AT DELAY   Say Present Method of Arbitration Will Never Succecd in Settlement.   CANNOT CHECK WORKERS

UNION OFFICIALS 10 HALT STRIKES   Heads of Recognized Railway Organizations Meet—W. G Lee Lays Blame on Presi: dent Wilson.

ELECT 14 NEW BISHOPS   WILL M. E. GENERAL CONFERENUE--ONLY ONE IN CU. 8. FOR INDIANAPOLI:

WOOD DOUGHBAG FILLED ONLY BY GOOD AMERICANS   General Calls-Attention to ' Religious Campaign That Cnet Eane Millinne

WOOD DEFENDS BIG EXPENSE   ‘Saya It Seems Necessary Under the  Primary System.

RMERICAN EMBASSY AT MENICC CITY ADVISES WASHINGTON OF CARITAL'S FALL      VERA CRUZ SEARCH FOR  CARRANZA IS FRUITLESS,

VILLA’ WHOE BAND IS TO AID PEVOLUTIONISTS CPRy Associated Press)

VILLA GIVES UP, IS REPORT   Declared Bandit Turned Force Over to the Revolutionists,

CO-OPERATIVE BANKING BY FARMERS URGED   Keeping of Money in Their Owr Ranks Voiced by Speakers at American Farm Labor Con. gress, —

att QULUTION HORT. G. LIN CO-OPERATION   Speakers at Farm-Labor Con. ference in Chicago Urge Joint Banking and Buying by Members in Fight for Rights.   CONCRETE EXAMPLES GIVEN   Use of Truck Trains in the Transportation of Produce From Grower to Consumer Another Way to Combat Holdup.

CO-OPERATIVE BANKS, CHAIN OF STORES, BETTER FARMS WANTED   Farmer-Labor Congress Hears Many New Plans.   PLUMB TALKS ON NATIONAL DEBT   Capital Levy on Prop: erty May Come, He Says.

TAX THE RICH TO PAY DEBIS   PLUMB HAS A PLAN TO SATISFY BILLIONS OWED.   LEVY ON CAPITAL HIS SCHEMI.   MEN OF VAST MEANS MUST BEAK BULK OF BURDEN.   Believes United States in Time Will Accept the Solution Adopted by Germany and Now Fne ins Great Britain.

CIHOPERATIVE BANKING DECLARED TOBE NEED   CHAINS OF STORES ADVOCATED AT AMERICAN FARMER-LABOR CONFERENCE.

WOULD KEEP MONEY WITHIN OUR RANKS   Co-operative Banking One o' Wants Voiced by Mos Speakers Before FarmerLaborer Congress.

WOMEN DECLINE T0: “HID FIGHT AGAINST -PuICAR PROFITEERS   One Protests High Coat of Humming Birds and Another Objects to Cost of Skunks

COMPLAINTS AGAINST PROFITEERING: — ARE FEW AMONG ILLINOIS CONSUMERS:

Women Complain O: Humming Bird Profiteers   Of 25,CCO Women Queried Only 10 Believed They Were Victims of Profiteering.

SKUAKS FIGURE IN. H. 6. L, COMPLAINTS   Few Women Protest Against Profiteering.

one Bandit Who Escaped With $50,000 in Bonds at Springfield, Tenn, Killer

ER FAILS IN DARING BANK HOLO-UP: 5 KILLED BY OFFICER!   MADE HIS WAY TO BANK VAULT AND GOT BONDS BEFORE BEING DISCOVERED,

BANK ROBBER AT SPRINGFIELD, TENN, TAKES 350,000 INU. $. BONDS   Shot Officer Dillard and Was Afterward Killed While Hiding in a Building With His Booty.

BLUEBEARD 3 MURDER STORY CORROBORATED   Body of One of the Wives He Killed Is Recovered in California Guleh

Mayor of San Francisco Corrects the Statement Credited to Him About Booze At Convention,

Ollo H. Kalin  Banker Gi sions of Ee ieee Fatt TCe             ‘New Yori s His Impres ng Condi-

JEALOUS, KILLS CHUM, SELF   Singular Motive for Missouri Wom an’s Murder of Her Most Intimate Friend.

DAILEY Sie F csmman  - State House . THE Fino! UTD 1   Outlines to Jury how Sen. ator Newberry Purchased His Seat in the Stnate   POSED FOR PICTURES   Frank Dailey Represents Government—-Many of the Defendants Jl.

SENATOR NEWBERRY         ‘Newspaper. Man 1 Refuges of f $500 a: ‘Month and Urges. Newberry. not to Run’ a. “Barfel”. ‘Campaign—Testimony. Will ‘Show that. Thousands of Bollars. Were Spent: in Campaign.

ENORMOUS BUSINESS {6 DONE BY CO-QPERATIE FARIERS (REANI/ATID}   MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED MIL  LION. DOLLARS. BUSINESS HANDLED IN A YEAR,

FARMERS’ UNION MARKET MILLION IN 42 MONTHS   Gross Business of 900,000 Mem. bers Totals More than $600,000,000   CO-OPFRATION IS KEY   Members Work  tqyShorten up Process of Reaching Market for Buyer and Seller

COLD WAVE NEAR   Predicted that Temperature will Fall Several Degrees and That Rain   WILE TURN TO SNOW   VV BASES BW BBat AAS Rte TNO  Blizzards in the Midwest— Coming This Way They Sayv——Much Snow

President Lewis Issues Strict Orders All Men in Illinois  and Indiana Fields Return to  Their Work Monday Morn ing   FARRINGTON FALLS IN WITH HIS CHIEF   Wilson Causes Rift in Ranks of “Outlaws” by Declaring Principle of Collective Bargaining Has Been Marred by the Walk Out.

PHYSICIANS IN CONFERENCE IN STRICKEN CITY   One More Death and One New Case Typhoid in Salem

UNITED STATES WAGING FIGHT AGAINST RATS   spreaders of Buboni Plague Must be Ex: terminated, Says Sur. geon General Cum. mings.

SUCTRAIN RELATES DETAILS OF BURIAL   SAYS MEXICANS DUG HIM UI AFTER FAMILY HAD BURIED HIM.   OFFERS #15 OWN THEORY   Central Figure In Empty Grave Casé Asserts Mexicans Probably Were Trying to Capture the Reward

Drugged By Mexican and , Batied Alive In Stupor,  ~ [s Way Cochrain Figures

NEW YORK SWINGS TIDE TO GOV. COX   HOLD FIELD TIGHT AGAINST W. G. McADOC   Palmer and Cox Managers Prevent Any Great Accession to Former Secretary in Early Balloting on Saturday —Jockeving for Advantage.

AUDITORIUM, San Francisco, July 3—The third and fourth ballots in the Democratic convention today resulted in no choice.

MLMER LOSES ON THIRD BALLOT BUT GAINS ON FOURTH   Small Breaks Commence Among “Favorite Sons” During the Late Balloting.   NO M’ADOO SLIDE COMES   Although He Gains Predicted Slide Did Not Miaierialize In Balloting.

RECESS AFTER SIXTH BALLOT NEW YORK GAVE COX 68 ID SIXTH BALLOT; PALMER LO: ING GROUND

McAdoo Leads Today But is Far From the Goal.        COX GAINS 162 VOTES DURING DAY  As Balloting Continues Favorite Sons Are Deserted.      The tenth ballot nonoffictally showed: M“eAdoo, 385; Cox, R9°1+ Palmer, 247.

CHIEFS OF PALMER AND COX FORCES MEET WITH SECRETARY'S BACKERS. MAY EFFECT COMBINE. ©...

S ession To Continue.  Until Candidate Is  Named; Leaders Sleepy

APPALLING CONDITIONS IN EUROPE ARE DEPICTED IN REPORT FROM RED CROSS

SOVIET IN NAVY.   APPALLING CONDITIONS IN EUROPE AR DEPICTED IN REPORT FROM RED CROs

QUARTER MILLION UAOES OF TYPHUS NOTED IN POLAND   In Montenegro Only Fou Doctors to Look After 420,000 Sick Persons.   Chairman Davison of League of Red Cross Societies Makes Appeal.

.Five Areas in Chihuahua Are Devastated Says Police  i Captain Veator, Telling  : of Mexican Deeds     FATHER RELATES HOW 1 SON WAS MURDERED  1 i  informs the Sub: committee.  That Assailants “Ac-  eAtiniad Ear!   iFATHER RELATES HOW ! SON WAS MURDERED

MORE STORIES OF MURDER ARE TOLE   Piundering and Other Lawless: ness Perpetrated Upor Americans in Mexico Detailed to Senate Sub-Committee

RAT CAMPAIGN NCW OW AT PENGACOL   Efforts to Exterminate All Posible Bubonic Plague Source of Infection Are Under Way—Second Death From Placue Todav,

OLA BEGINS PLAGU       —  al Bae bss. J ks” Stasis Fodey With Arrival of Corps “* ‘of Expert Rat Catchers and es Fumivators.

ROOSEVELT TOLD UF NOMINATION BY DEMOCRATS   Notification Ceremonies for VicePresidential Candidate at Hyde — Park   CUMMINGS DELIVERS SPEECH   Flays Republicans and Says Result: of 1918 Victory Are “Staggering” to America.

ROOSEVELT 18 NOTIFIED TODAY   Homer S. Cummings Says America Paid Dear for © Republican, Rule.

ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED   CAMERICA! BELON@S-.TO THE WORLD,” SAYS CUMMINGS.   And Roosevelt Pleads for Adoption of League of Nations as Peace Requisite,

WILL TAKE APPEAL   Department of Labor Dissatis. fied with Ruling

APPEAL SOUGHT IN COMMUNIST RULING   ‘ Labor Department Objects to Releasing of Members Held for Deportation by Judge Anderson.

STRIKE EASIER ~—INCHICAGO WORSE OUTSIDE    Report of: Rail Diiftenlties Was Glee ‘fully Grecied at Strike: Head‘quarters,

MANNIX GETS WARNING FROM THE VATICAN   Consistory at Rome Tells Arch: bishop to Be Cautious in England.   British Troops Taken Prisoner After Sharp Fighting at Tratlee—Treated to Tea and Then Released by Captors.

MANNIX WARNED BY THE VATICAN   Consistory at Rome Tells Archbishop to Be Cautious in England.   British Troops Taken Prisoner After  - Sharp Fighting at Trallee—7reated to Tea and Then Released   by Captors,

MANNIX WARNED BY THE VATICAN   Consistory at Rome Tells Archbishop to Be Cautious in England.   HRISH SEIZE 13 SOLDIERS   Britian Troops Taken Priaoner After Sharp Fighting at Tratlee—~yreated to Tea and Then Released ty Captors,

VATICAN WARN DANIEL MANNIA   Consistory Tells Archbishop tc Keep Out of Politics.   SOLDIERS SEIZED BY IRISH   More Mail Trains Are Robbed Near Dublin—British Troops Are Taken Prisoner After Sharp Fight ing at Tralee.

E. H. Moore, Governor Cax’s Representative, Calls Upon Democrats to Wire Facts Regarding “Gold Digging” .. . for Reoublican Campaian Fund. .. cai:

CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM   For Lake Park,” * Foie.” June “Lat, 2nd a 3rd, 4th 5th, 1920  Bist nn... a.

NEED RELIEF FOR EASTERN ROADS   Big Question Is to Be Submitted to Congress in the Hope That Some Way Out of Difficulty May Be Found.   MORE REVENUE IS NEEDED BY LINES: IN NEW ENGLAND

Eastern Ra'lroads Dectare They Are Not Earning Guaranteed Dividend.   CAN’T GET HELP FROM WEST   Decrease in Freight Shipments Endangers Transportation Systems.

SERIOUS. PROBLEM NOW CONFRONTING COUNTRY’S ROADS   Another Freight Rate Boost May i ‘Become Necessary to " Save Lines   {GOVERNMENT’S FINANCIAL  - POLICY THREATENS SMASH   Mow England Lines Earning Noth. ing and Others Ara Little Better Of   EXECUTIVES ARE UNEASY   ‘Btill Hope to Find Some Way ic : Make the Transportation Act Work

—- atid — SS —— ee  MORE VISITORS AT THE HARBING HOME   QUESTION OF PRESIDENT-ELECT's RESIGNATION FROM SENATE DISCUSSED.

[2 MASTER MINDS MEET SEN, HARDING      TWO CABINET POSSIBILITLES ARE INCLUDED IN LIST OF CALLERS AT MARION,

MORE THAN DOZEN Peay MINDS GIVE HARDING ADVICE   President-Elect’s Conferences Range Far and Wide Among Nation’s Problems.   SPECULATION CABINET POSSIBILITIES STIMULATED   — of Early Resignatior From Senate Subject of ¢ Conference Between Hin and Senator-elect Willis, buf No Decision Reached.

MORE BEST MINDS GIVE MR. HARDING DUE BENEFIT OF VIEWS ON VITAL QUESTIONS

JARDING OBTAINS ADVICE ON MANY NATIONAL TOPIC:   Iwo of Visitors are Persistenth Mentioned For Cabinet Positions   SEN. SHIELDS INDORSES PROPOSED COURT PLANS   barly Resignation of President Elect From Senate Thought Triiprobable

FARM RELIEF IS DISCUSSED WITH HARDING   CONFERS WITH DOZEN OF “BEST MINDS" ON FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PROBLEMS

PRES.-ELEGT HARDING CONFERS ON POLICIE!   Gets Advice of More Than a Dozen “of the Best Minds” on Domestic and Foreign Problems

Dawes and Wallace Talk Financial (  tions; Shields, Irreconcilable, Se Approvee Warld Qaneét” -

Viscount Grey Appeals fo: Peace by .Generous Measures. ©   WOULD. RECALL. ARMY   Urge -Placing Ireland on “ Self Governing Basis’ Without Own Troops.

Present Situation in Island Has Become Intolerable   Leave Irish to Settle Their Affairs As Best They Can

A DRASTIC CURE FOR IRISH ILLS   LORD GREY SUGGESTS LEAVING ISLAND TO ITS FATE.   WITHDRAW THE ARMED FORCES

Viscount Grey Makes Memorable Plea For Better Irish 2 tir                GREY. "ADVOCATES: inte SAND LEAVE IRELAND: SOLVE’      CHARGE PLOT TO BLOW UP LIVERPOOL.DOCKS   PRESOLUTON PRAISES” ; BRITISH SOLDIERS IN IRELAND

‘Present Situation ir Island Has Become lntelerable   BETTER GET OUT   Leave Irish to Settle Their Affairs As Best They Can

Irish Cause Is Pleaded by  Viscount Grey in London   Former British Secretary for Foreign Affairs Tells  House of Lords Eleventh-Hour Attempt to Concili ate Nationalists Should Be Made by Parliament,  Generosity Being Chief Theme.

ENGLAND MAY WAKE CHANGE WIRH BIL   Viscount Grey Makes Strong - Plea for Generosity to Ireland   DEBATE IN HOUSE OF . ~#LORDS IS MEMORABLE   Expect Adjournment to Allow Government Time.to Con- Sider Proposed Amendments

ASKS THAT LAW FO IRELAND BE MADE GENEROUS   Viscount Grey Wants Home Rule Bill Fashioned Into. Acceptable Measure.   INDIGNATION SHOWN  IN NOTABLE APPEAL   Urges That Forces Be With. drawn if Control is Not Secured, .

aINN FEIN PLANS FOR DESTRUCTION PROPERTY BARED   Liverpool Docks and Mancheg ter Power and Water Plants Marked. (&   REVELATION ENLIVENED © DEBATE IN COMMONS   Discussion in House of Lords of Home Rule Bill Mad¢ Memorable by Notable Ap.« peal From Viscount Grey fog Generosity,

Former Secretary for Foreign Affairs Favors Fixing Limits for Real Autonomy.   DEBATE MAY BE HELD UP AWHILE   House of Lords Is Told Loss of America Was Caused by Not Giving It Time Enouch.

OTRUNG APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT   Viscount Grey Pleads fot  Greater Generosity  IN HOME RULE CAUSE   Would have Bill Fashioned In to More Acceptable Measure Unless Full and Direct Con trol Can be Secured it Would be Better to With draw Armed Forces

TQ GONGILIATE IRELANG » {$ LO3D GREY'S DESIRE      Jenerable Diplomat Makes Memorable Plea for treiand Self-Government Without Separate Army

GERMANS APOLOGIZE AFTER REMOVAL : OF FRENGH TRI-COLOR   Crowds Join With Them In  Singing = “‘Deutschland’ Ubex Alles?’ -: ¢ :  Aber Troops Had Saluted Flag   SECRECY PRESAGED . BATTLE

REICHSWEHR TROOPS ~ SAUTE FRENCH FLA   Depart From Embassy After! Military Ceremony Singing German National Song

SALUTE THE FRENCH FLAG   Germans Make Amends for Hauling Dewn ef Tri-Coler (sa Rastile Vlaw.

GERMAN TROOPS FORCED 10 ATONE FOR INSULT   Tri-Color Was Pulled Down From French Embassy on Bastile Day.

SULLEN SALUTE TO FRENCH FLAG   Graceless Tribute Paid by German Troops   SHAME! CRIES CROWD   When it is Known Apology is to be Made for Removal of Tri-Color at Embassy on Bastile Day—Soldiers Sing ‘‘Deutschland Uber Alles’’ After Performino Dntv

SALUTE FRENCH FLAG.   German Troops Atone for Dis. appearance of Emblem From Embassy in Berlin.

SLPS BACK   Government ~ Contrel - o! Wheat Expired: Today— I’s a Gamble Now: -

rITERE TRADING AGAIN RESUMED   ipenings , Were $2.72 And  S2.75—Traders Yell Ag Quotations Are Made

ST. LOUIS BARS TEACHERS } ‘ FROM JOINING UNIONS   Board of Education Serves Notice They Must Withdraw From the A. F. of L.

TEACHERS PROHIBITED FROM JOUNING UNION   EDUCATION BOARD OF ST. LOUIS ISSUES NOTICE REGARDING AFFILIATION WITH A. F. L.

LOSES BRIDE IN EAKE.   TELLS AMAZING STORY OF HON. EYMOON TRAGEDY.   Chicago Man Held by Federa! Author. Itles at Racine, Wis.—Heads Dill Pickie Club.

Chicagoan Tells Amazing Story of Honeymoon Tragedy. ,   atl  President of Dill Pickle Club Held by  Federal Authorities at Racine, Wie. —Rescued by Tug. '

BRIDE DROWNED IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Chicagoan Tells Amazing Story of Honeymoon Tragedy.   President of Dili Pickie Club Held by Federal Authorities at Racine, Wis. —Rescued by Tug.

BRIDE DIES IN LAKE   Chicagoan Yells Amazing Story -Of Henaymeon Treyedy.   President cf Dill Pickle Club Hetd by Federal Authorities at Racine, Wis. ° —Reacued by Tug.

RISH APPEAL REFERRED TO BRITISH RED CROS!   American Red Crosa Aske British Organization For Recommendation.

WITBAT. IS OL KL OTN Ente   Winter Crop “Prospects: “Vopy Good." Says’ Rene

NEW YORK HARBOR AND TRANSPORTATION STRIKE   Which Has Cost Many Millions an¢ Crippled Traffic.

CALLED OFF  NEW YORK HARBOR AND TRANS: PORTATION STRIKE  Which Has Cost Many Millions and Crinnled Trafic.

PRESIDENT-ELECT FATED TO SPEND VACATION IN CONTINUED ROUND OF STORMS AND THRMAILS

HARDING'S STEAMER OFF CAROLINAS EARLY TODA   Vessel Behind Her: Schedule. Bul Was Making, Good: nies

HARDINGS WAY SPEND WINTER IN THE SOUTH   Suggestion That They Do Not Return to Mari: on This Fall Is Being  Considered.

HARDING PARTY I ROUGH PRSAGE Oh HOMEWARD VOYAGE   Ship Runs Into Another Storm After Passengers Recover in Jamaica Respite.

HARDING'S STEAMER EXPECTED TOMORRON   Reported off Carolinas Today “and Making Good Head“way, Says Wireless.

HAROING T0 HOLD CONFERENCES ON WORLD Issues      Peden t Meet NeAES Cae: olinas—Urged to Spend Winter at Resort.

Virginia Plans Fitting Welcome to President-elect on Arrival and During Two Days’ Stay in Ctata   FRIENDS DISCUSS PLACE FOR LEAGUE CONFERENCE

STORMY WEATHER FOR HARDING   SENATOR AND PARTY ARE ENROUTE TO NORFOLK.

HARDING MAY SPEND WINTER DOWN SOUTE   Many Urge Him to Spenc Months Where Access Will Be Easy.

HARDING AND PARTY BEHIND SCHEDULE   Senator Declines Use of the Mayflower.

COOLER WEATHER : GREETS HARDING   May Reach Norfolk: By Noon Today.

MRS. HARDING SUFFFERS ~~” FROM SEA SICKNESS   President-elect; -However, Prove ‘Good: Sailor; Remaining 01 Deck .Through Storm. ’

MR. HARDING ~ PUTS ON HIS FLANNELS   As President-Elect Nears the United States He Sheds His White Suit.

ROUGH WEATHER ENCOUNTERED BY HARDING PARTY   some Members Seasick During Heavy Seas Caused by Storm   Mrs. Harding Among Those Confined to Stateroom

HARDING AND PARTY NEARING END OF JOURNEY   CAPT. GLENN, OF OF STEAMER PASTORES, EXPECTS ‘TO DOCK AT NORFOLK AT NOON TOMORROW —-

STORM-BUFFETED ~ HARDING STEAMER FIGHTS OF COAST   Facing Heavy Seas and ¢ Northeast Gale, Pastores Plows Toward Docks —  at Norfolk

HARDING’S STEAMER . RUNS INTO.A STORN   President Keeps to Deck_ Heads for Norfolk...

Companions of Harding Urge Him To Come South For Conferences On Important Subjects.

HARDING NEARS NORFOLK TODAY   Friends Anxious President-Elect to Spend Winter in Seuath

I) KEEP UPPRICES   Clothing Worker Charges Bad Faith on Part of _ Employer

SHOPMEN SEEK SETTLEMENT   Authorized. Committee Enroute to Washington in Last Effort to Solve Wage Problem.

RAILROAD SHOP LABORERS INSIST UPON HIGHER PAY   Call for Strike Effective February 17, Issued by The President of Organization.

FLU-PNUEMONIA INCREASES IN N.Y   “Staggerd” System To Be Instituted On Both Subway and Elevated Lines.

WOMAN HELD BUT BABIES ARE DEAD   Mrs, Vida Sweat’s Actions on Train Causes Her Arrest.   HUSBAND IS iN PRISON   Woman Said to Have Tried t Throw Corpse From Train.

Mrs. Vida Sweat’s Actions on Train Causes Her: Arrest.   Woman: Said to Have Tried tc , =~ Nhrow-Corpse From

WOMAN IS HELD FOR DEATH OF BABY ON TRAIN   Child Claimed to Have Died o Inanition, But Poison Points to Its Murder.

TWIN BABIES DEAD   Mother Being Held by Authori.  tiae far Inveatication.

ARMY TRANSPORT — IS SAFE AT LAST   POWAHATTAN IS BEING BROUGHT TO PORT BY TWO AMERICAN ARMY TUGS

Steamer Powhatan Is Safe At Last   After Geing Toxseth About.in Mid Winter Storms Since Jan. 18, Aroay Transport Thesened.

POWHATANIS AGAIN IN TOW   Army Transport Being Brought Slowly to Halifax by Two American Ships.  SHIP SLOWLY SINKING

Lodge Issue. As To His\R Demands ‘Un   STORM BATTERED POWHATAN BEING. TOWED INTO POR

EIGHT VESSELS ARE READY 70: TAKE THE POWHATANINTGPORT      DISABLED TRANSPORT IS BhLIEVED TO BE IN LITTLE DANGEN —, WEATHER MODERATES

MUCH. BATTERED SHIP AGAIN TAKEN IN TOW   Powhatan is Being Pulled Toward Port By Army Tug’and Révenue Cutter After Drifting Helplessly

THE. POWHATAN: IS IN TOW OF AN: ARMY TUG   Making Her Way Slowly te Halifax— Lady Laurier Fails in Second Attempt.

Canadian Vessel Falls In Second Attempt to Aid Disabled Transport.

NOPE SELLERS ARE CAUGHT   Pojlce Raid, Uncovers Quantity .o Drugs At Ottumwa—Negroes Arrested In Case,

COX OPENS DRIVE ON BiG BUSINESS AND LAUDS LEAGH   Nominee Vells North Dakotans That Interest Seek His Defeat—Speaks to Eight Audiences,

GOX-APPEALS TO ROOSEVELT PROGRESSIVES   Eisys Big Business, . Against ... Which, He “Says, “Bull Mooser” Waged Fight.   DECLARES_HARDING “TRANS REACTIONARIFS   Talks Against "Radicalism In North Dakota Non-Partisan Léague Territory.

OIG BUSINESS  lO TLAYED BY CAWVERNAR PY   Preaches Progressivism in 200-Mile Tour of North Dakota. Speaks to Audiences on League of Nations.   Declares Roosevelt Led Attack Against Vested Interests, and Named Barnes, Smoot and Penrose as Crooked Politicians.

Blo BUSINESS 1g FLAYED BY GOK tN EIGHT SPEEGHES   Democratic Nominee Says Large Interests Are Arrayed Almost Solidly Against Him.   PREACHES PROGRESSIVISM ‘AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Recites Former President Roosevelt’s Fight in 1912 Against Alleged Reactionary Republican Leaders and Says Same Crowd is Back in Front Line.

BIG BUSINESS FLAYED   By Democratic Presidential Candidate on Toonr tn North Dakata

COX LINKS HARDING WITH BIG BUSINESS   WANTS NO RESERVE SEATS   Democratic Nominee Tells North Dakotans He is for Fairness, Not Special Privileve.

‘BIG BUSINESS   Cites Roosevelt's Fight Against Alleged Reactionary Leaders Back im 1912   1S IN NORTH DAKOTA   Candidate Declares Himself to Be “The Preacher of Peace, Presress and Prosperity”

—— OO Ee a  Big Business Flayed by Cox in Addresses En Route to Pacifi:

Blb BUSINESO [a TRYING TO BEAT HIM, SAYS GOX   Nominee Flays Large Interests  in Tour Thru North Dakota.   GOES TO MONTANA TODAY

MOVES THROUGH THE NORTHWEST   Fox Says Big Business is Seeking His Defeat   BACK TO ROOSEVELT   Recites Fight of Former President Against Alleged Reactionary Republican Leaders and Takes Fall Out of Barnes, Penrose and Smoot. Refers to Chicago Testimony

SAME OLD REACTIONARY GANG THAT GOT TEDDY 1s TRYING TO GET COX, HE CHARGES—HIS SPEECHES  IN NORTH DAKOTA—IF THERE WERE NO INJUSTICE WE SHOULD NEVER NEED TO FEAR ANY REVOLUTION

BiG BUSINESS IS ATTACKED BY COX      Governor Makes Eight Speeches During Tour of North Dakota   READS BARNES’ BOOK   Refers to Campaign Contributions and Raps Reactionary .Leaders

BiG BUSINESS UN MY TRAIL - COX   DEMO AGAIN REFERS Té LARGE CORPORATIONS BACKING G O P

GOV. COX FLAYS. - BIG BUSINESS   GOVERNOR PREACHES PROGRESSIVEISM IN 200-MILE TOUR IN NORTH DAKOTA

DRIVES OUT “DIVINE HEALER”   St. Louis Shows Door to Frederick L Rawson of London, Excommunicated Scientist.

ADOPT PLAN TO JOIN TOGETHER ALL PROTESTANTS   Record Breaking Step Taken at Big Meeting in Quaker City Thursday.

UNION OF CHURCHES PLAYED   Scheme Adopted by Delegates Representing 30 Denominations.

CENTRAL BODY. WILL AGT FOR ENTIRE CHURCH   AUTONOMY IS RETAINED BY} EACH DENOMINATION OWN PRIVATE MATTERS.   Dil. ROBERTS 15 PRESIDEN

PROTESTANT CHURCHES FORM ORGANIC UNION   Agree to Associate Themselves for Furtherance of Christian Redemption Work

Declares. it Always is Policy T Prohibit Connection Where Monopoly Exists. .   IS. REASON FOR THE ACTION   Say British Corporation Monop: -olizes Brazil Cables, Keep- — ing Out Americans.

DEFINES U.S. CABLE POLICY   Secretary Daniels Files - Statement.   AGAINST JUNCTION  WITH MONOPOLY   Further Light Is Shed Or , Controversy.

DANIELS FILES REPLY TO INJUNCTION SUIT OF CABLE CONCERNS   Secretary Contends U. § Has Power to Prohibit Landing.

THE ELECTORAL VOTE   COAST 10 COAST TRIP IN 24 HOURS   Lawson, Airplane Manufacturer, Building Giant Machine to Make Record Flight.

SUES EX-BALL HEAD   Wife of Charles Weeghman of Chicago Asks Divorce.   Charges Former Owner of “Cubs™ With Infidelity—Rise in Fortune Was Rapid.

SUES FORMER HEAD OF BASEBALL CLUB   Wife of Charlies Weeghman o Chicago Asks Divorce.   Charges Former Owner of “Cubs" With infidelity—Rise in For. tune Was Rapid.

W:FE SUES WEEGHMAN   FILES DIVORCE BILL AGA'INST FORMER BASEBALL MAGNATE.   Suit Marks Milestone in Rise Fron Waiter in Restaurant to Owner of Many.

‘SAYS FARMER MUST BE NATION'S BALANCE WHEEL     National Organization ef Farmers to Be kffected Taday

FARMER MUST Bt BALANCE WHEEL   Federation Leader De clares Organized Strikes Must Cease. _

ee  FARMER MUoT AlGnT NATION OAYS HOWARD   By Organization he Has to Become ‘National Balance .Wheel”’ As serts Head Federation  MEET AT CAPITAL

FARMER'S PART ~ THAT OF BALANCE WHEEL IN NATION   Oppressive Labor and Capital Must Be Checked.

FARMERS OPPOSE UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING FOR U. §   Said at Ble Mecting That “Far. mer Must be the Balanee W heed."

SUFFRAGE BILL ~ ALE BUTRATIFIED   If Mississippi House Will Ac as Senate Did the Matter Is Settled

RATIFIS SUFFRAGE At'T.   Mixsi@ippi Senate Takes Parorable Action ea Amendment,

OUFFRAGE WINS IN MISSISSIPPI VOTI   SENATE OF STATE REVERSES FORMER ACTION—NOW GOES TO THE HOUSE

BEAT DELAWARE   Senate of Southern State Rati. fies Suffrage Amendment.

SUFFRAGE HOPE 10 CENTERED NOW UN MAISSISSIPP    Senate Springs Surprise by Ratifying—May Settle the Question.

MloaloolPP MAY BE THIATY-SIXTH STATE 10 AATF   Suffrage Resolution is Adopt. ed in Senate by Vote of 23 to 22.   HURRY CALL SENT OUT FOR MEMBERS OF HOUSE   Oiticials of National Woman's Party in Washington Announce Tha Gievernor Russell Has Assurec Them That There is Good Chane for Ratitication Before Saturday.

bil KUAD-BUILDING PROGRAM FOR 1920   WORK FACILITATED BY FEDERAT ROAD ACT AMENDMENT,   BILLION =BOLLAR FUND   During the Present and next Fiseal year a big Fund will be Available for use.

ROAD BUILDING — ~ UNDER WAY   MILLIONS OF FEDERAL AID FOR  THE PROJECTS OF THE  COMING YEAR

PREDICT HOGS 10 DROP 10 $8.0   lowe Observers of Livestock Ex: change See Further Declines  of Present Market.

“SLEEPERS” VISIT CITY   Fourists Who Use Steam Cars Get Night’s Ledging

“SLEEPERS” VISIT CITY   5 Who L'se Steam Cars Get Night's Lodging  Touris

MERGER OF GREAT FORTUNES   WIN Be Accomplished by the Marriaga of Miss Armour and John J. Mitchell, Jr.

TWO WEALTHIEST ARE T0 MARRY   The Lady is Heir of Armour Millions ~-the Groom Son of Multi.  Millionaire Banker,

Engagement of Lolita Armour, Sole Heir of J. Ogden Armour, and Johr J. Mitchell, Jr., Eldest Son of Bank. ¢r Amnounced.

EW PRESIDENT 10 BE SELECTED SUOK   MEXICAN LEADERS IN CON FERENCE INSTRUCTED CALLING CONGRESS.   Aged President Has Not Been Captured But Has Made His Escape Through the Rebel Lines.

also enroute fram Tuchla toward the acene of fighting      qo &amn

THROUGH MOUNTAINS CARRANZA FLEEING FROM REBEL TROOPS   Mexican Congress is Summoned by Huerta to Name Provisional President.   LEADERS AGREE TO ABIDE REGARDLESS OF POLITICS   Vera Cruz Reports Tell of President’s Escape Through Reyolutionary Lines.

REDDING BANK ROBBED      Liberty Bends, Postage Stamps ant Cash Taken“ by Safe Drillers

REMARKABLE GAIN MADE IN CLARKSBURG CENSUS   West Virginia City Gains 18,668 i Population in Ten Years; Increase 202.9 Percent. °

SPOKANE, WASH.., SHOWS DECREASE IN POPULATION   Has 198 Less People This Year Than in 1910 Cencus Figures Show.

SPOKANE SHOWS LOSS IN POPULATION OURING LAST TEN YEAR PERIOD      FIRST CITY OF HUNDRED THOUSAND CLASS TO SHOW DECREASE IN CENSUS.

SPOKANE POPULATION REPORTED. DECREASEL   Only One of Larger Cities: ‘to Have “Set Back.”

SPOKANE DECREASES.   Washington City Lost 198 Population in Ten Wears.

GOK ISSUES HIS FIRST STATEMENT   Declares He Will Not Retrace A Step or Yield a Jot In Principle.

COX DECLARES SATISFIED IN ALL ACTIONS   Declares Himself to Be a: Proud as When the Fight Started.

ee eS ee ae eae ee eee eee ee  COX DECLARES SATISFIED IN ALL ACTIONS   Declares Himself to Be as Proud as When the Fight Started.

GMX 1545 PROUD IN SPIRIT AS WHEN THE FICHT STARTED   Would Not Retrace a. Step or Yield 2 Sirigie Jot in PrinSainte Me Says.   HOPES DEMOCRATS WILL . ~ NOT: ATFEMPT SABOTAGE   We Are in Midst of Emergency, . Defeated Candidate Says, and Nation’ s Every Resource  - Should Co- ordinate in Behalf of Things That Are Helpful.

FIRST STATEMENT  SINGE ELECTION (5 1SSUED BY CO}   As Proud As When Fight Startec and Would Not Retrace Step O1 “Yield Single Jot {n Principle.   NEW PARTY TALK _ABSURD

Governor Cox Would Not Retrace Single Step Nor Principle, Statement Say:   Says Republicans Must N Longer Be Critics But Must Construct.

COX COMMENTS ON ELECTION RESULTS   SAYS DEMOCRACY OF NATION WILL NOT ATTEMPT POLITICAL SABOTAGE,

COX “AS Pt:0UD AS WHEN FIGHT STARTED’   Defeated Candidate in First Statement Says He ‘“‘Would Not Yield a Sten.”

COX FIRM, WOULD NOT CHANGE STANE      WOULD NOT RETRACE STEP OR YIELD SINGLE JOT I PRINCIPLE.

COX “PROUD AS WHEN THE FIGHT STARTED”   Says He Will, Not Yield a "Sin ~~ gle Jot” in Principle

NO POLITICAL SABOTAGE: COX   “Democracy Will Not Attempt It,” Is Hope of Defeated Candidate for Presidency.

COX STILL PROUD AS WHEN THE FIGHT STARTED, HE SAYS   Nominee, in Statement De clares Flag of Democracy Still Flies—New Party Talk Absurd.

“Would Not Retrace a Step .or Vick Single Jot in Principle,” Cox Says.

COX IS PROUD OF HIS PART      Weueld Net Retrace One Step oe Yield a Single Jet in  ——————— ae

COX DOEoN T YIELD JOT IN PRINCIPLE   In Spirit He Is as Proud as When the Fight First Started.

DEMOGRACY'S FLAG STILL FLIES, SAYS C0}   DEFEATED CANDIDATE WARNS HIS PARTY AGAINST “POLITICAL SABOTAGE.

DEMOCRACY REMAINS “AMERICAN PARTY   $o Declares Governor Cox in First Post Campaign Statement—Is “Pround of Fight.

 NOT HINDER LATIN PATICIES   Defeated Candidate: Issues Statement. Disclaiming Campaign Regrets: ~   DEFEAT BUT NO SURRENDER   Believes Democratic Party True Follower'of Jeffer-’ son’s Principies®

COX-ISSUES FIRST. PUBLIC STATEMENT      Defeated Presidential Candi. date Breaks Post-Elec tion Silence   DEMOCRACY STILL LIVES      Declares That In Spirit He Ts as Proud as When the Fight Started ~

APPROVED ‘BY WEST VIPEINIA   Dramatic Session as Senator Bioch Casts Deciding Vote. After Hurried Journey Across Continéat; Montgomery’s Seat Declared Vacant 7

DOME ON-LETO GO!   TNOHEATPES MAKE HOP OFF ON  THE LAST LEG.   4 : i Ss Bown Deep in the Well, None of Them

NoILAT sor orF ON     MAK  THLE b     ’ BEG, 1.      Deep in the Well, None af The m

AMERICAN SOLDIERS GUARD INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE END   Advance Guard of Revolutionists Exe changes Shots with Carranza — Garrison Outpost

ALL TROOPS ARE DELAYED IN REACHING MT. GRETNA      L\CCORDINGLY CAMP WAS NOT ESTABLISHED UNTIL JUST BEFORE SUNDOWN YESTERDAY— COMPANY C RPOSTHE ?R

PROVEMENTS M. U 8 T SETTLE.   Wheeling Traction Co. Asks  ' Temporary Relief—Must Give Better Service--Bud ~ get for 192i—Other Matters Before Council.

THOSE INDEBTED TG CYIFY FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS M UST   SRT R   Wheeling Traction Co. Asks Temporary Relief—Must  Give Better Service—Budget for 1921——Other Matters Before Council.

May Make lfort to Recov eer Family Valuables 1 He Can Spare Thue From Ifunting For Votes,           COMPLETES SPREECTE       Executive ‘Tackles Job of Cleaning Up Corresponeence Accumulated During Past Few Days.

BURIED SILVER WILL BE SOUGHT   By Governor Cox, But by Proxy, on Tip From an Aged Aunt.   HIDDEN IN CACHE : DOWN IN JERSEY   Meanwhile Governor Isn’+ Go. ing to Lose Track of Cam. paion Affairs.

GOV. COX TO SEARCH FOR BURIAL TREASUR      Ancestors Silverplate Buried Near Freebord, N. J., He Is Informed.

SILVER PLAT   Receives word that hidden wealth is somewhere in New Jersey   PAMPAIGN OPENS AUB. 13   Democratic candidate . ar. ranging details for his swing around circle

K TO PROBE RULOIKG TRUST   Ready to Suspend Publle Wort Until It Knows,   MAYOR HYLAN IS ACTIVE

W YORK 10 PROBE BUILDING TRUS]   Ready to Suspend Public Work Until It Knows.   MAYOR HYLAN IS ACTIVE

HOBBY MOVES 10 SHORTEN SPECIAL SESSION TODAY   ASKS THAT NO MORE SUBJECTS BE SUBMITTED EXCEPT WHEN REQUESTED

CALLS WILSON  IMMORTAL PARTY LEADER   League of Nations Figures In Keynote Address At Democrats Convention

HOLDS WILSON AS IMMORTAL ‘LEADER OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Cummings, in Keynote, Pleads for People to Stand Behind Wilson, Attacks Leadership of the Republicans; Challenges All Critics.

GREA] STRIKE IN MILAN   City Is Left Waterless and Lightless When the Electrical Workers Walk Out.

MILAN HAS GREAT STRIKE   Electrical Workers Leave City Light. leee and Waterless.

Riots and Strikes Disturb Peace at Home Whit Poles   Soviet Leaders ‘Are. Handicapped i in Put ting ‘Down Unrest as Tradps ‘Are Re<. quired to Fight Outside Enemy

ROUT REDS;  0,000 ARE CAPTURED   Poles Smash 16 Div  isions at Mir   TROTSKY DESPERATE   More Anti-Soviet Dem. onstrations Reported

RUSSIA FACING HARD WINTER   Bolshevik Leaders Very Anxious About the Situation,   UNREST SEEN AMONG WORKERS

MORE ANTI-RED DEMONSTRATIONS BREAK IN RUSSIA   Red Soldiers Are Sent to Onell Riots in Tamhoif, Saternoff and Kazan

ANTI- BOLSHEVIST DEMONSTRATIONS SPREAD IN RUSS   SOVIET LEADERS HANDICAPPEL IN PUTTING DOWN UNREST, SAY ADVICES

OUTBREAKS ON AN IMCREASE   Not Enough Red Sol diers to Quell Uprisings Is Claim.

DEMONSTRATIONS BREAK: IN RUSSIA   Red Soldiers Are Sent to Quell Kiol in Tamhoif, Saternoft and Kazan

OPPOSE FRENCH ACTION   SITUATION NOW DELICATE   Statement Issued to Effect That Paris Government Acted on Own Initiative.

ALLIES DEGLARE FRANCE CREATES CFRIQUS STATUS   Conference in London Result: in Iltuminative Statement on Recent Occupation   D0 NOT ATTACH BLAME   Feeling Is Tnat Germany Pre cipitated Delicate Act of French Government

BEN MOHAMET  -ENDS SEARCH FOR * BEAUTIFUL BRIDE   Happy Ending’ for ‘Arabiar Night ‘Tale Told by  {OA esto er ete tt

OFFICERS Ni THINK nth WAY BE INSANE   Confessed Slayer of Baby Suspected of a New Frame-Up

Belief Held August - Pasquale  Confessed Kidn Incane_:   FAIL TO. FIND BOY’S BODY   Some Doubt Story: of Coughlin Baby's Murder’ or Accidental Smothering.

BAY STATE G. 0. P. ~~ ARE OFF: TONIGHT   First Step in’ Leuncking’ Cam pai “+: Will’ Be Dinnier “in- ee “Honor ‘Tonight:

Wave Flags and Han chiefs from Windo parently Careless toric Events Trar          BITTER STAUGETE

TWO GOVERNMENTS   President Ebert Refuses to Negotiate  With the New Regime. \ D. BRAN MACON,

EBERT REFUSES - T0 DEAL WITH THE JUNKERS   HIS HEADQUARTERS ARE NOW AT STUTTGART IN WURTEMBERG   DENIES THAT ALLIES WILL BE ASKED TO AID

STAGE IS ALL SET FOR CIVIL WAR BETWEEN ROYALISTS AND REPUBLIGANS

COX HONOR GUEST AT ANNUAL PIGNIC   Will Not Talk Politics But Will Tell About His Career In State Affairs

COX TO MAKE NEW SUFFRAGE APPEAI   NOMINEE TO AGAIN URGE AC. TION BY TENNESSEE—TO ATTEND PICNIC TODAY,

ean pomenentibe tine sammantennetatnmsennrenteatothndrpnatinempairaaitle yyptntt arise’. mihi tec erent  COX TO ADDRESS DEMOCRATIC CLUB AT ANNUAL PICNIC   Will Be-Unable to Attend Notification Exercises for Franklin D. Roosevelt.

COX WILL ADDRESS DEMOCRATIC. CLUB   Nominee Will Not Discuss Issues But Will Relate Reminiscences   RECEIVES TALISMANS   Governor Hears Prospects for Suffrage Ratification Are Unfavorable

COX TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC PICNIC TODAY  ¥F ys ay y vst?   RF BN iAVER a AZ ES ie =  Mirs.Bass Sends Gloomy Report Concerning Suffrage.

GOVERNOR COX HONOR GUEST   Billed to Address Annual Picnic of  Gem City Democratic Cieb.

COX GUEOT OF GEM GITY DEMOCRATIC PICNIC AT DAYTON   Announces He Will Not Attend Roosevelt Notification.

COX T0 MAKE SPEECH AT A PICNIC TODAY   To Shun National Politics’ and Diseuss Early Career in State Politics.

GOK WILL PEAR AT PICNIC NEAR HIS HOME TODAY   Governor to Be Guest of Honor and Deliver an Address; Will Not Attend Roosevelt Notification

R. L. SCOFIELD, SOLDIER, DEAD   Body of Independence Youth Found Hanging From Tree

REY STANINGER CASES   November Term of Circuit Court Opens Today; Jurors are Called in Afternoon

CHANGES OF VENUE ASKED IN A.M, GASTLE REX STARINGER CASE:   November Term of Cirenii Court Opens Today; Jurors are Called in Afterncon

MAY CONSTRUCT NEW RESERVOIR   WISCONSIN VALLEY IMPROVE. MENT COMPANY WOULD MAKE ADDITIONAL STORAGE SPACE ON SPIRIT RIVER.

FACE SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGE   Besiness Men of Northwest Will Tr; to Seewre Relief.

DISSENT ON RADICAL PERIL   Divergent Views Held as te Danger to U. 8. From Bolsheviki.

OFFICIALS DISAGREE ON DANGER OF “REDS’   ONE SAYS iT 1S “MERE TALK"— ANOTHER SAYS RADICALS ARE DANGEROUS,

VIEWS DIFFER AS 10 DANGER FROM RADICALS   Former Federal Attorney Says Much Agitation About Bolshevism Is Mere Talk.   A MENACE, SAYS ANOTHER   Attorney General of New York Declares Thousands’ Seek the Overthraw of Government.

NEED CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION T0 FIGHT RADICALS   New York Attorney ‘Gen eral Says Reds Give Primers to: Pupils.   Their Deliberate: Intention -Is To Overthrow’ Gov ernments,

VIEWS ON DANGER FROM REDS OIF ER   New York Attorney Declare: Half Million Radicals tn New York City.

RED MENACE CALLED BUNK   Former Palmer Aid Scouts Alleged Fears Over Bolshevism

ASSERTS TALK ABOUT © ~ RED MENACE IS BUNK   ‘FORMER FEDERAL  DISTRICO ATTORNEY ATTACKS ANTI  SEDITION MOVE; HOT ARGU   MENT FOLLOWS.

BOLSHEVISM HERE, He SAYS, 1S TALK   Foimer District. Attorney Not In  Sympathy With Mr. . Paimer.

BOLSHEVIK DANGER - STARTS: DISCUSSION - OF SEDITION. BIL   Conflicting Views ‘jews Expressed by - Kane and Newton vefore Committee.

Would Tie Up the Wheels of Com. -merce For Twenty-Four . : "Hours May 1.

ASK FOR SHIPS TO MOVE GRAI   AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION ASKS GOVERNMFNT FOR USE OF BOATS

LABOR LEADER FACES TRIAL IN MURDER CASE   Brought to ‘Testify it Enright Killing—Hold Two More.

IRD MAN IS DEAD IN LOS ANGELES RACE   Eddie 0’ Donnell, Driver Injured In Speedway Contest, Among Victims.   Fifteen Thousand Dollars Prize Money Goes to the Winner.

President Makes First Trip Ou a of Washington Since His wi ‘Hiness Last Fall. *

President Wilson Motors To Alexandria, Virginia; Away for Two Hour:

WILSON MOTORS TO VIRGINIA   Tekes First Trip Outside Capital Since His Illness—Gone Less Than Two Hours.

VOTE IS'TO WALK OUT AT MIDNIGHT SATURDAY, REPORT   Union Leader Says Men Are Deaf to Appeals to Await Decision ~   BOARD URGED MAKE HASTE

-URGE ACTION. OF   IT IS BELIEVED THAT STEPS ARE - BEING TAKEN TODAY TO REACH DECISION

WRANGEL'S RECENT  RETREAT 10 CRIMEA WAG ORDERLY AND NOTABLY SUGGES SEH

WRANGEL SAFE SAY - ERIMEN OBSERVERS   Bolsheviks Issue Statement However That They Have Penetrated the Peninsular And Are Going Ahead With

ARMY OBSERVERS CALL WRANGEL’S RETREAT SUCCES:   Morale Extremely High anc Reorganization Easy to 4 hy

MORALE OF. TROOPS HIGH   Wrangcl's Retreat Into Crimea -Viewed as Notable Suceess,

COX BACK IN COLUMBUS   ADDRESSES CROWD THAT GATH ERS TO WELCOME HIM REVIEWENG SERVICE.

GOV. ON  ” COLUMBUS      WHERE HE MEETS HIS RUNNING MATE TODAY FOR A CONFER se ee oe   Franklin D. Roosevelt Steps Off While Enioute ‘from SanFrancisco Convention te Wachinetan.

SAYSIN SPEECH   Governor Tells to Thousands On Return to Office in Columbus— Meets Roosevelt.

GOV. COX RETURNS TO COLUMBUS AND DELIVERS SPEECE   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE GREETED AT OHIO’ CAPITAL.   PERSONALLY MEETS HIS RUNNING MATE   Greets Franklin D. Roosevelt at Railway Station—To Hold Confer ences With Newspaper-

H. C. Beeson, of Des Moines: Sought in Connection Wit Shortage of $100,000 i  Firm’s Funds,

IOWA BANKER TO BE ARRESTED ON FRAUD CHARGE   H. C, Beeson, Former Head of Towa  Rankers’ Mortgage Co, Is Wanted by Authorities.

UUTPUT OF NEW WELL 1d 1000 ARAL DELIEF   Experts See Producer Ont of Largest In Orange County’s Fields

OUTPUT OF NeW WELL Io 7000 DARICLD BELIEF   Experts See Producer Om of Largest In Orange County's Fields

WILSON OUT FOR WALK FIRST TIME SINCE SICKNES:   President, Bundled Up and - Unassisted, Enjoys Bad  Bea Pw

BU. P. LEADERS WY OKLATONIA 1h OTATE MEETING   SELECTION OF NATIONAL COM MITTREMAN EXPECTED TO DEVELOP HOT CONTEST.

REPUBLICANS OF OKLAHOMA MEE   TO SELECT BELEGATES AND NA TIONAL COMMITTEEMEN FROM THAT STATE

REPUBLICAN .. . CONVENTION   Four Delegates at Large Will Be Selected at Meeting. Today

BRYAN AT SCENE OF STRUGGLE      Booked tor a (onfereace With Prekibition Chairman.

GRANTED ALL ~ RAIL -EMPLOYES   Brotherhood Chiefs Not Entirely Satisfied

WAGE INCREASES OF S000 000 ~—TYVENRAIL MEN   Federal. Labor Board Makes Award to 1,800,000 Employes.   RAISE NOT WHAT _'MEN DESIRED   Will Be Submitted To Refer endum—Railroads to Accept The Award,

AWARDS BY U. §. RAIL LABOR BOARD — AGGREGATE ADVANCE OF $600,000.000   This is About 60 Per Cent’of the Amount the Labor Organizations Asked For--The Award in Detail as Officially Given Out in Chicago by the Board.

Representatives Of Railroads Accept Award As Made--Referendum To 1,800,000 Employes Is Likely To Be Made--New Scale Is Retroactive To May 1, 1920.

HUVERNMENT  10 TIGHTER NC] AROUAD DISTILLER   Plan to End Making of Intoxicaling Liquor Over Country   SEVEN DIE FROM ALCOHOL POISONING   Brewing Plant Raided for Making Two and OneHalf Per Cent

Tighten Regulations On Sale of Stile   Government Trying to End Rueit   Distitling—To Make Bffort to Stop.  Sale of Stilts. 4

TIGHTENS REGULATIONS AROUND SALE OF STILLS   Federal Treasury: Pits ~ Forth Effort to End the Mlegal Distillation

GOVERNMENT ACTS 10 CHECK ILLICIT MAKING OF LIQUOE   Will Tighten : Restiictions or Sale of Stills to Check up on ‘Moonshiners

MOORE CHANGES: PLE)   Plover Marshal Pleads Guilty t Game Law Violation—$50  wu. lglg

MOORE CHANGES PLEA   Plover Marshal Pleads Guilty t Game Law Violation—-$50  Bine Imnoaced

UFFRAGE PUT AGRNSS TODAY   New England State Makes Vote Certain for Women

POLICE SEARCH FOR MURDERER   Mysterious ‘‘Leroy’’ Is Being Sought in Scores of Cities of Middle West

CLUES TO MURDER LEAD WEST   Man Believed to be E. Leroy Re: ported Enroute to Los Angeles

Search Mid-West For Man Wanted In Trunk Mystery   ty United Presa.

"BIG THREE” GANS READY FOR FIGHT   MANAGERS OF EACH CLAIM STEADY ACCESSIONS OF DELEGATES.

LOWOEN FORCES PREDICT VICTORY ON EARLY BALLOT   Johnson Leaders Express Confidence but Issue No Figures on Their Claim   HEADQUARTERS GENERAL WOOD WELL SATISFIED   Plank Designed to Deal With Prohibtion is a Law and Order Declaration for Impartial Enforcement of All Laws of Country

KEYNOTE TALK APPLAUDED BY PRESIDENT   Highly Pleased, Say At. tendants at White House Today.

WILSON REJOICES OVER CONVENTION   President Gets News by United Press Leased Wire and Enjoys it; Like Tonic. Say High Officials; Bes President Has Had Since iliness.

WILSON IS HIGHLY . PLEASED WITH NEWS   A Goot Tontc for President  News From “Feat fr Bs Said To B. Wilson.

PRESIDENT IS HICHLY PLEASET   NEWS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IS A GOCD TONIC FOR PRESIDENT

HIGHLY: PLEASED   President Wilson is.: Well Pleased With ‘the First ‘Day of Convention

WILSON IS PLEASED   Says Ho Js Well Satisfied With First Viner RE Jini cmecthnes

WILSON PLEASED WITH FIRST DAY (F GONVENTION   BEST NEWS WHITE HOUSI HAS HAD SINCE’ PRES- IDENT’S ILLNESS, "S18 REPORT.

WILSON PLEASED AT CONVENTION ~ PROCEEDINGS   Sald to be Best Tonic President Has Had Since His Mness

WILSON PLEASED WITH FRISCO NEW!   WILLINGNESS GF DEMOCRATS TO ENDORSE HIS ADMINISTRATION IS TONIC FOR PRESIDENT

WILSON IS “HHCHL PLEASED"   Convention Action Proves “Ton: ic” For the President

A.J. HOVERTER CHECK FIGURES INLOCAL COURT   Recalls Trouble At the Schaefferstown Bank Some Years Ago   EXECUTION WAS ISSUED   BALLUHIUN Wad bQULD  Says He Don't Own Farm Against Which Writ Is Directed

A. J. HOVERTER CHECK FIGURES INLOCAL COUR’   Recalls Trouble At the Schaetferstown Bank Some ~ Years Ago  EXECUTION WAS ISSUED Says He Don’t Own Farm  Against Which Writ Is Directed

THREE NEGROES LYNCHED. FOR MURDER IN FLORIDA   iF ‘ourth, Who-ls Said To Have Done _ Killing, Escaped, 

THREE NEGROES ARY LYNCHED   Accuacd of Marder ef Farmer and  Taken rom Florida Jail.

THREE NEGROES LYNCHED BY MOE   MEN VICTIMIZED BY MOB AFTER BEING TAKEN FROM COUNTY JAIL

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM   Junior High School Will Have Observance Tomorrow

Annual Meeting for Hardin County to Be Held in Court House, Wednesday, November 3.

ARMED ATTACK MADE ON POLICE BARRICKS OF CORK   Assailants Driven Off After Battle Lasting More Than an Tour.

BATTLE FOR CORK BARRACKS      Fifty Republicans Attack Station at Dunmanway With Bombs and Guns—Are Driven Off.

FIGHT FOR CORK BARRACKS   Dunmanway Station Is Attacked by 50 Armed Republicans.

) << Additional Police Officers Placed On Duty——Agitators Believed On  Way to Capital. ”

WOMEN WILL KEEP PRORIBITION GAYS BAYAN WY UTERVIEW   More Than - ,v,000 Women Voters Cast Ballots In _ State.

BRYAN REJOICES © OVER SUFFRAGE   ‘Men Brought Prohibition, But Women Will Keep It,” Commoner Declares—Refuses to Comment Upon Candidacy of Governor Cox.

BRYAN SILENT - _ON-CAMPAIGI   Commoner Talks on Prohibition But Refuses Comment on Candidate

SAYS WOMEN WILL KEEP PROHIBITION   Bryan Gratified al Woman Suffrage But Refuses: to Commit Self on Support. of Cox Campaign,

GOVERNOR REFUSES 10 CAL SESSION GF LEGISLATURE   To Ratify the Federal Suffrage Amendment, It is Said.   Woman Declares It Is a Direct Viola tion of Republican Convention Pledges Aad by Harding.

DEVASTATING FLOODS = FOLLOW WIND OTOnM TN MISSOUAL 12 TEA   Many Villages in “Shepherd of the Hills” Country Razed, Rivers Are Running Bank High, Thousands Are Made Homeless.   [CE GORGE 20 FEET HIGH BREAKS ; AND SWELLS ALLEGHENY RIVER

Fourteen Dead:  Tornado Toll   ‘Shepherd of the Hills Coun. try’’ Swept By Terrific Storm Thursday   FEAR MORE LIVES HAVE BEEN TAKEN

IZARK MOUNTAINS STORM AREA STILL CUT OFF FROM WORLD   Turkey Valley, in Famous “Shepherd of the Hills” Country, May Reveal Growing Death Toll From Last Night’s Tornado

DEATH TOLL _ OF TORNADO   ‘Shepherd of the Hills’ Country in Ozarks is Swept By Furious Storm.   ISOLATED POINTS MAY ADD TO LIST    Pourteen Already Known to   Be Dead, Several Missing,  Villave Wiped Out.

MANY OIE I MISSOURI ~~ TORNADC   THREE WERE KILLED AT NEVAD! WHERE THE FORCE OR STORM - WAS FELT FIRST.   OZARK POINTS ARE ISOLATED   Many Small Villages. Dotting th “Qzark Hills in the Turkey Valley, Were: Swept by the Storm~

FOURTEEN DEAD AS TORNADO SWEEPS WEST   Shepherd of Hills Coun ty Is Devastated By Storm.

TOTAL OF GVER POUR HUND RED THOUSAND VOTES HAVE BEEN ACCOUNTED FOR

NEFF GAINING ON BAILEY ~— IN GUBERNATORIAL: RACI   With Practically Half of, Votes Accounted for Waco Man Slightly ~~ Over 2000 Behind Ex-Senator.

BAILEY'S LEAD REDUCED TODA’   [Returns F rom 246 Coun. ties Give Ex-Senator  Lead of 4,480

BAILEY AND NEFF ARE RUNNING CLOSE   Most of Estimated Vote Reported, Bailey Has One Third, Neff One . Third, and Thomason and Looney One Third.

BAILEY GAINING LEAD OVER NEFE   Practically Ail Votes  Have Been Account ed For

NEE A  NTO BAILEY ’S LEAD   GAP NARROWING BETWEEN LEADING CANDIDATES AS _ RETURNS COME IN   PIERSON HES A SAFE LEAD   Well Known Jurist of Greenville and Judge Hawkins Likely Be In Run-Off For High © Court Position.   RULLETIN,

NO HOPE FOR MINERS   Rosevers af Renton jo. Not Expect to Find Vietims Alive.  is a ee eee

FAIL TO FIND BURIED MEN   Rescue Crews Continue Efforts. Three Recovered.

SUFFRAGE NOW PART OF U. S. CONSTITUTION   U. S. SEAL IS DULY AFFIXED   STATE DEPARTMENT CHIEF TAKES PROMP ACTION ON TENNESSE RATIFICATION

IFFRAGE {INCHED   fon Siyied Teday b: itary. of State Colby in  ‘Dae and Proper Form   RE ENDS STRUGGLE, . TEADERS OF CAUSE SA’

PROCLAMATION I$ SIGNED BY COLBY EARLY IN MORNING   Suffragists Disappointed Because They Did Not See Ceremony.

Suffragists Disappointed » Be‘ause Tacy Were Not Present When He Signed It.

19TH AMENDMENT 'S NOW THE LAW   Had Received Certificate From Tennessee Governor

THE WOMEN MAY VOTE   TENNESSEE LAST OF STATES TO ENDORSE AMENDMENT.   Means That Seventeen Million Women  May Exercise Privilege— Thresh. ing Machines Humming,

PROCLAMATION SIGNED BY SECRETARY COLE   ACTION FOLLOWS RECEIPT 0: TENNESSEE GOVERNOR'S CERTIFICATION.   WOMEN VOTERS CELEBRATE   Leaders Confident Nothing Can Now Interfere With Participation in November Election.

SIGNS SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION   Women of United States Given Vote by Government Decree.   NO GEREMONY OR SETTING   Document, Was Signed at Eight O’clock in the Morning at Mr. Colby’s Home—Secretary Sought to Avoid Friction.

'U. 8. SECRETARY OF STATE ANNOUNCES FINAL VICTORY FOR AMERICAN SUFFRAGE   Official Document Signed This Morning When Gov. ’ Roberts’ Certificate is Received From  Tannecepa

FRANCHISE FOR WOMAN IS MADE FACT BY COLB)   Takes Quick Actior On The Arrival Of Tennessee’s New Bill.

NOMAN SUFFRAGE 1S PROGLAINED   THIS DOCUMENT WAS  SIGNED AT COLBY'S HOM   SECRETARY QULBY SIGNS UP   Seerctary of State Colby’ Acted PrompUy. After Receiving the Ten nessee Certificate of Ratifteatton.

NO CEREMONFES MARK ADVENT OF SUFFRAGE .LAW   Coiby Signs Document at His Home Early in Day.

RIGHT TO VOTE   MADE OFFICIAL BY SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY   Women Suffrage Ratification Pro. claimed Today

SUFFRAGE HAS WO   Secretary Colby Signed Proclamation Today   Colby Disappointed Suffrage Workers Who Wanted to Put On Show—Signed at His Home.

PROCLAMATION OF RATIFICATION WAS SIGNED EARLY TO ‘DAY :   J  By the Secretary of State —  "Women Now the Equal of  Men in Formation of Gov- ernment.

Suffrage [s Law — Of Land, Colby   Sigqns Document   -roclamation .Announcing Officially .That Amendment to Constitution Is Ratified Is Given Out by Secretary of

STFFRAGE IS PROCLAIMED   Secretary Colty Signs Ooeumat aL HS HOM, gz   AMENDMENT 1S EFFECTIVE   Leadera of Women’s Party Thronged Office to Witness Ceremony, Sut Were Disappointed.

SUFFRAGE PAPERS SIUNED BY COLBY; COMPLETES ACTION   Amendment to Constitutior Giving Women Vote Is Now Formally Ratified—No Ceremony Held.

WAN elgeat' ick ane tindial. Saule ea wren  ED CEREMONY: HELD UP  hehe barks rund sented pint ter Some ar              Until! ‘Secretary: ‘Reached. Hi

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS NOW PART OF CONSTITUTION   Secretary of State Signs Pro clamation After Vote in Tennessee.

WOMEN FINALLY WIN LONG FlotiT FOR THE BALLOT   Proclamation Announcing Ratification of Nineteenth Amendment Signed by Colby Today   APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION DENIED BY JUDGE SIDDONS   Antis Seek to Obtain Action in United States Supreme Court

Taft Gives His Views On New Amendment   SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT PROCLAIMED BY COLB)   Secretary of State Sige Measure Giving All Women Right — to Vote   . Women Under Siffre Act; says SRights  are Undisputed   AOTS AT HIS HOME WHEN NOTIFIED BY TENNESSE!   Teaders, of ‘Woman's “Party Dis appointed in Not Being Present at Signing.   MISS PAUL If CONFIDENT   Chairman of National Party. Say: _ Vote is Assured; Will Con-. tinue Watchful ,

PROCLAMATION FOR SUFFRAGE SIGNED TODAY   Secretary Coiby’s Name Affixed to Document at His Home This Morning   WOMEN WATCH “ANTIS”   Head of Party Says That Sufragists Will Guard Victory They Have Won

COLBY ANNOUNCES SUFFRAGE ACTION   Document was Signed at { O’Clock This Morning in Secretary’s Home.

Historical Document Signed At Eight O'clock Thursday A.M.  Suffrage Advocates Not Present At Final Act  Confidence Expressed That End Of Long Fight Has Come

WOMEN NOW SURE OF RIGHT TO VOTE   Secretary of State Colby Issue: Proclamation in Washington.

COLBY SIGNS PROCLAMATION   Announcing Officially That the Suffrage Amendment Has Been Ratified By Tennessee.

COLBY SIGNS PROCLAMATION CURERAGE LAW   SECRETARY OF STATE AFFINE SIGNATURE TO PROCLAMA. TION DECLARING SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT RATIFIED

“VOTES FOR WOMEN” A FACT, SO PROCLAIMED BY SECRETARY GOLBY IN OTATEMENT 10 PUBLIC AT CAPITAL

SUFFRAGE IS PART OF CONSTITUTION      Official Proclamation Signet by Secretary of State Coiby Thursday   NO POMP OR CEREMONY   Women Planned on Celebra. tion; Hold Jubilation Ceremonies Later in Day

COLBY SIGNS U.S. SUFFRAGE DECLARATION   Women of Nation Plan Independence Jubilation.

AMENDMENT MADE PART OF BASIC LAW   Secretary of State Colby Signs Proclamation Making Woman’s Suffrage Effective   OFFICIAL NOTICE ARRIVES   Leaders Express Confidence That Struggle For Ballot in This Coun- — try is Over

SUFF PROCLAMATION ' SIGNED BY COLBS   Secretary Affixes Name to Offcial “Announcement at Home Tadav.

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PASSAGE OF 19TH AMENDMENT GIVEN   Secretary of State Signed Official Proclamation At Residence  At 8 This Morning.   SUFFRAGISTS NOT THERE   Show Disappointment As They Wanted to Witness Act-——Miss Paul Makes Statement.

Secretary of State Signs Document Making the 19th Amendment to Constitution Effective.   ANTIS LOSE OUT IN THEIR FIGHT TO HEAD OFF THE SUFFRAGETTS

WOMEN DECLARE LONG BATTLE I AVERANDWOK   Secretary Loses No Time ‘At taching Signature. When * Papers: Come:

OCG, OF STATE GULBY AFFIXES HIS SIGNATURE   PROCLAMATION SIGNED THIS MORNING AT 8 O'CLOCK   Certification of Governor Robert: That Tennessee Had Acted to Incorporate Amendment in Fundamental Law of the Land  Received, =

COLBY SIGNS RATIFICATION PROCLAMATION   Signing Took Place at Home Ou   Receipt of the Certificate From Tennessee.   WOMEN ARE WELL PLEASED   4  ‘Head of Woman’s Party Says  the Women Will Keep Watch to Prevent Loss.

SECRETARY COLBY GAS DOCUMENT EARLY AT HOME   SUFFRAGE WORKERS ASSERT THEY WILL CONTINUE THEIR VIGILANCE.

COLBY SIGNS PROCLAMATION   Announces Official Rat  ification of Suffrage ! Amendment

QUFFRAGE AGT NOW EFFECTIVE   Secretary of State Announces Signing of Ratification Proclamation

COLBY OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES SUCCESS OF SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Document Proclaiming Consti tution Ratified Was Signed Yesterday Morning.   LEADERS IN CAMPAIGN. REGRET NOT SEEING AC!   Secretary of State Signed Proc lamation at His Home on Receipt of Certificate.

PROCLAMATION IS SIGNED BY COLB)   RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT ANNOUNC. ED OFFICIALLY   ACTION WAS PROMPT   Tennessee Governor's, Certificatior Was Received Early This Mornings   Official Announcement of Ratification of Suffrage Signed at 8 O'clock.

SUFFRAGE S NOW EMBODIED AS PART OF CONSTITUTION   ‘Official Signature Affixed By  Secretary of State This  Morning   QUICK ACTION MARKS CONCLUDING CHAPTER

PROCLAMATION ON SUFFRAGE SIGNED   Colby Acts Without Pomp or Ceremony.   STATEMENT ALSO ISSUED      seaders of Nationul Woman's Party Do Not Conceal Disappointment at Lack of Pub. lis Ceremony — Secretary Seeks to Prevent Arousing of Feeling.

WOMEN SEE END OF LONG BATTLE FOR THE BALLOT   Colby Signs Document Offi: cially Proclaiming Suffrage.  STILL WATCH ENEMIES   Suffrage Supporters Will Not Relax Vigilance They Announce—Women Not Present at Signing.

CERTIFICATION OF AMENDMENT NOW COMPLETE   Secretary of State Colby Signs Suffrage Document Early This Morning.   ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS DEFEATED WEDNESDAY

OTH AMENDMENT  SIGNED BY GOLBY   SUFFRAGE ACT IS) NOW PART OF THE AMERICAN CONSTITUTION, .

COLBY SIGNS THE SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION   Woman Suffrage’ Amendment _ Formally Becomes Part of U. S. Constitution   ALL VOTE IN NOVEMBER   SUFFS HOLD JUBILATION MASS MEETING IN CELEBRATION OF ACT.

COLBY SIGNS PROCLAMATION OF SUFFRAGE   Action Makes Amend ment to Constitution Effective.

Seerotary of State Signs Deocument at Home When  . Came.   Colby’s Signature Ends Suffrage Struggle, Alice

SUFFRAGE ‘SIGNED’   Secretary of Slate Calby Issued the Proclamation Today.

COLBY SIGNS PROCLAMATION DECLARING RATIFICATION OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

PROCLAMATION IS, SIGNED BY COLBY   19th Amendment Becomes Part of the Constitution of the United States.

ec. Colby Issues Proclamation Announcing Formal Ratification of Suffrage Amendment

AULT 10 SUFFRAGE BY PROGLAMATION   Government Decree Gives U. S. Women the Ballot.   NO SETTING OR CEREMONY   Action of Secretary of State Puts the Susan B. Anthony Amendment in Constitution—Signed at Colby'’s Home.

ONG FIGHT FOR ~ SUFFRAGE S ak                 cerdinty of Stale Colly Prockehiis . Ratification. ‘of Constitu-’ _ Le » tonal’ Amendmen         ENDS .50-YEAR STRUGGLE   Coty" Shstitan ois a] Step, , fays Mrs, Alice: Paul, Chak TRAD, of Women's  ‘Party.

FINAL CERTIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE BY SECRETARY COLBY 1S A TAME CEREMON

PROMPT PEACE NOT IN SIGHT   MINERS GET WAGE RATSE IN ILLINOIS   POLES WIN FORT AFTER HARD FIGHT   COLBY SIGNS DECREE FOR SUFFRAGE   Capture Ostrolenka From Rus: sians and Force Passage Narew River.   “Got All We Asked,” Says Unior Leader, as Conference With Operators Ends.   Women of United States Given Vote by Government Decree.   GIVEN $1.50 A DAY BOOST   REDS BRING UP RESERVES   NO CEREMONY OR SETTING   increase Agreed to by Subcoromittee of Six Members—Both Sides Said to Be Satisfied—Oay Men Wilt Get $7.50 a Day.   Fifteenth Soviet Army Taken After Remnant of Fourth Cut Way Out, Only to Be Again Encircted— Wranget Takes Nororosiyek.   Document Was Signed at Eight O'clock in the Morning at Mr. Colby’s Home—Secretary Sought te Avoid Friction.

AS COLBY SIGNS   Ratification by Tennessee Legislature is Recognized by Department.   LEADERS ARE JUBILANT

FIGHT TO GO OR   Opponents Abandon” ing Efforts to Prevent Proclamation Plan Battle in tha (Carrte

SUFFRAGE HAS BEEN FORMALLY RATIFIED ~ AY SECRETARY CLAY   Official Notification Signed ~ This Morning at His Residence, After Tennessee Re -turns Were Received From Grnifvsennr Rrahortee’

OUFF HAGE MEAOURE IN FORGE   SECRETAIM, COLBY AT HIS HOME THIS MORNING SIGNED DOCUMENT GIVING WOMEN RIGHT TO VOTE,   TECHNICALITIES MAY 133 Ty  FOUGHT OUT IN) COURT, BUT “VOTES FOR WOMEN” CROWD HAVE INSIDE TRACK.

 Suffrage Leaders Downcast ad  Not Being Present at  Signing.   ‘MISS ALICE PAUL  MAKES STATEMENT   In Which She Says ‘‘Strug. gle for the Ballot Has Been Won.”’

COLBY SIGNS — PROCLAMATION   Announces ¢ Official Raiification of Suffrage “Amendment

CLINCH VOTE Whe COLBY PROCLAIM: CUFFRAGE VICTORY   Anthony Amendment Declared Part of U. S. Constitution by Official Action.   SUFFRAGETTES BELIEVE STRUGGLE NOW IS ENDED   Celebrations and Jollificatio Planned as States Make Ballot Boxes Ready.

va ae         Official. “Notification Signed “This: Morning. at His: Resi-dence, After: Tennessee. Returns Were Received From  Cirgsedar Rabsrte: “

Official Action Taken By Secretary Upon Receip of Certificate of Ratifica. tion.   NEWS CHEERS WOMAN LEADERS   Long Struggle Completed But Women Won't Rela Vigilance, Miss Paul Chairman, Announces.

COLBY PROGLAINS SUFFRAGE NOW LAW   Was Speaker At Celebration Las Night Under Auspices Nail. League Woman Voters

SECRETARY’ ‘C01: BY OF STATE DE. PARTMENT DECLARES MEAS URE NOW EN FORCE.

qual Rights In Inited States Is Proclaimed Today   ification of Tennessee Vote, the Necesary Thirty-Sixth State Is Received At light O'clock and Is Immediately Signed Suffrage Jollification Held Thruout Naion.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION 15 SIGNED BY GOLBY   Without Pomp or Ceremony Secretary Declares Amendment Part of Constitution,   ACTION WAS TAKEN AT HOME OF OFFICIAL   National Woman's Party Mem. bers Do Not Conceal Disap. pointment at Not Being Al. lowed to Witness Signature, and Refuse Invitation.

DETECTIVE BARRED FROM LLOYD TRIAL   Testimony of Secret Service Man May Be Thrown Out in in Communists Case.

LLOYD'S ATTORNEY EXPLAINS MEANIN   Declares Revolution of Sys: tem Is Meant By Expression of Communists

NATIONWIDE FARMERS REFERENDUM COMPLETE   First Canvass of Agriculture Inter ests to be Used 1" Frainine Bill

FARMERS’ REFERENDUM ' ——(SFIRST IN HISTORY   EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS ON TAX. ATION—CONSENSUS OF OPIN. LON IS NOT TO BE HAD NOW. TO BE BARED LATER.

FARMERS’ REFERENDUM AS FIRST IN HISTAR   EXWVRESS THEIR IDEAS ON TAXA-FION—CONSENSUS OF QPINIGN {8 NOT TO BE HAD Now TO BE BARRED LATER.

REFERENDUM OF FARMERS ENDEL   Results to Show Views of Agri. culturists on Matters of National Policy.

STRINGS TO THRONE   CONDITIONS IN OFFER TO GREEK PRINCE PAUL.   Constantine and George Must Waive All Claims if He Accepts the Scepter.

PRINGE PAUL IS NOTIFIED HE 13 TA REA IME KING   FORMER KING CONSTANTINE SAID TOBE OBSTINATE TN REFUS. ING TO ABDICATE.

i PAUL 15 ‘OFFERED THRONE:   sreek Government Sends a Messenger to Berne to Offer Him His Brother’s Place, But Certain Concessions Are  Ri nnnnanvcr Ribunt

BE CALLED TO THRON:   OF MREECE UN DE’ CRERTAIN COND: ‘TIONS THAT MUC’ BE ACCEPTED.   Former King Constanti Still Maintains Attity ° That He ‘is Entitled - the Kingship.

SEATAIN GUARANTEES MUST BE GIVEN DEFORE OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION   Formal and Irrevocable Abdication of Former King Constan« tine Must Be Included in Guarantees : a

GREECE FACING MANY PROBLEMS THRU DEATH OF KING ALEXANDER   Only Premier Venizelos is Forming Policy for New Government.

TIE UP THRONE OFFER   Greeks Put Strings on Call to Prince Paul.   Require Constantine and George to Waive Claims if He Accepts the Honor.

ASK PAUL TO BE KING   Government of Greece Requests That Certain “Guarantees” Be Given.

PRINCE PAUL TO GET THRONE OFFER  IIT OF CIIARANTEES TC   LIST OF GUARANTEES TC BE PART OF TENDER MADE.

INFORM PRINCE PAUL THAT HE'S HEIR TO THRON   Former King Constantine Still Thinks He's uler und May Balke So™s Acquisition

PRINCE PAUL NOTIFIED   Along With Condalenées on Death of Brother Goes Call to Uoeek ‘Phrone,

CALLED UPON T0 TAKE THRONE   Invitation Will Be Sent to Prince Paul by the Government

PRINCE PAUL 10 BE GREEK RULER   BROTHER OF LATE KING TO BE SO NOTIFIED TODAY   Former King Constantine, Father of New Monarch, May Oppose His  Son’s Accession te Throne.

BELIEVE NOW RUSS PEACE IS NEARING   Lioyd George Makes Statement in House af Lammonc.

SAYS PEACE IS NEAR   PREMIER IN STATEMENT TO HOUSE OF COMMONS.   Lioyd George Declares Conference in London Will Be Arranged When Truce Is Effective.

RUSS PEACE IS ‘NEAR   Lloyd George Makes Statement in House of Commons,   To Arrange Conference in London When Truce Becomes Effective-— France. Won't. Prets Debt.

NEGRO LEADER SHOT END KILLED. FURTHER AISHANEAS IMPANAAAL   DISTURBED SECTIONS OF MONT  GOMERY COUNTY, ALABAMA, WERE QUIET TODAY.

3 §, COTTON MILLS. STILL IN OPERATION   Though Cotton Goods Ar Not Being Sold Mills ~ Ar Catching up With Old Or ders.—Curtailed. Operation: Follow Next Week. -

ITALY WOULD RECOGNIZE SOVIET GOVERNMENT   French Premier Is Opposed Anc Is Chief. Obstacle to Taking Definite Action.

OF ITALY ASKS RECOGNITION RUSSIAN SOVIET   French Premier is Firmly Opposed to Opening Peace Negotiations   COMPROMISE POSSIBLE   Soviet Must Recognize Russian Debt and Abandon All Outside Propaganda

RUSSIA IS NOW A PROBLEM WITH AMBASSADORS  iTAi Y ENR SOVIET PEACE.   ITALY FOR “SOVIET PEACE, FRANCE IS STRONGLY AGAINST IT.   WHILE ENGLAND POSES AS BEING UNDECIDEL

OBJECTIONS TO TERMS FORWARDED BY GERMANY   Also Opposes Surrender of Five Light Cruisers To France— Denies Material Sale.

GERMANY SENDS ANOTHER NOTE   THIS TIME OBJECTING TO TRIAL OF OFFICERS BEFORE ALLIED TRIBUNAL   (United Press)

Germany Objects to Trying Officers   Who Scuttled and Sunk the German Fleet at Scapa Flow—Also Ob ote to Givine un Crpicere

GERMANS STILL HEDGE ON TERMS   Objection Is Voiced to Trial o} Officers Who Scuttled Fleet at Scapa Flow.   WOULD KEEP. CRUISEHS

OERMANY BALKS ON NAVAL TRIAI   Huns Want Men Responsible for Sink. ing Vessels in Scapa Flow to gc Free; Also Dislike to Give Cruisers Which the Allies Demand

HUNS OBJECT T0 PROPOSAL   PROTEST TRIAL FOR OFFICERS WHO SCUTTLED FLEET.   WANT TO KEEP CRUISERS   FRANCE SHOULD NoT HAVE. “SHIPS, THINK GERMANS.    fians Go Forward to Declare Treaty Effective—Teutons Do Not Object to Absence of Americans,

PERBANS SEND PROTESTS. AN ALLIED TRA   Ovicctions Renewed to Alliec Demand for Surrender of Cruisers.

GERMANY MAKES ~ STRONG OBIECTION   Would Save officers Who Scuttled German Shins—Also Wants ‘to Keep Patrol Ships

BERLIN OBfECTS ae THING of              Whe Sunk Seappa Fiow Yesse so te Giting up Five Ligh Cruisers to Frances

Referendum Petitions Filed on Reynolds Law Prevents  Preferential Vote.   Ratification by States Can ‘Give Suftrage Coming November,

WOMEN WILL NOT VOTE IN APRIL   Referendum Petition in Ohic Filed By John H. druffel   CONTAINS 75,242 NAMES   May Cast Ballots in November i National Amendment Passes

10 MEN INDICTED INA - $200,000 LAND FRAUD   Hell By Federal Grand Jury in Kane sts City on hi       Pi CET Se  Ounce’ Gives Brit,

OIL MEN ARE INDICTED   Charged With Using Malis Franduteol: ly tn Issulng Land Claims.

UNITED STATES POPULATION SHOWS GROWTE      Washington, Oct. 7th—The total population o fthe Continental United States is 105,683,108, and increase of 13,719,842, or 14.9 per  rent.

NATION'S GROW hi NOT SO RAPID   Healthy Increase in Populatior Is Held Down by World War.   Nation Gains Nearly 100,000. 000 In 100 Years

U. S. POPULATION IS ~ 105,683,108, A GAIN OF FOURTEEN PER CENT   Sensus Count Completed and Shows Increase of 13,710,832 in Past Ten Years

SENATOR UPSETS NAVAL- CHIEFTAIN   Chairman Hale Intimates to Witness That Knight Note Purposely: Withheld’

DANIELS CHARGES COMMITTEE BUG UP ANCIENT HISTORY   In Turn Accused by Chairman Hale of Having Withheld Knight Letter.   OLD CONTROVERSY DEALT WITH IN CROSS-EXAMINING   Secretary Characterizes Admiral Fiske as Monumental Egotist Who Bored Him to Exhaustion and Who Was Actuated by a Desire to Prussianize the Navy,

DANIELS SAYS COMMITTEE IS GOING BACK 100 FAR   ‘Digging Up Ancient History,” He Tells Chairman Ha retary Still on Stand.

DANIELS CHARGES COMMITTEE WITH PROLONGING HEARINGS   Naval Secretary and Chairman Have Sharp Words Over Delay

DANIELS MAKES BRAVE CHARGES   Which Will Result in Re call of Adm. Fiske   BORED TO EXHAUSTION   secretary of Navy Shows Indications of Irritation Under Cross Examination of Chairman Hale—Accuses Committee of Airing Grievances and Grudges of Disgruntled

nt GOMES BACK WITH CHARGES AGAINST BOARD   Says That It Is Digging Up Ancient History and Airing Grievances of Disgruntled Naval Officers.      Head of Navy, It Is Said, Didn’t Pay Heed to Technical Officials Who Had  Warned Him to Get Ready for Trouble.

DANIELS SAYS THE SENATE DIGS UP ANCIENT HISTORY   Secretary of Navy Again Appears Before Investigating Committee and Has Sharp Tilt With Chairman Hale; “Disgruntled Officers” Get Share of Criticism   TAKES RAP AT ADMIRAL KNIGHT

Secretary Characterizes Admiral Fiske as Monumental Egotist Whe Bored Him to Exhaustion and Whe Was Actuated by a Desire to Prussianize the Navy,

_# sg I & RS ARE. RETURNING:          InérenSe of 25 Per Cent /Sent Mark aot ta ; Mines, ‘

MINERS ARE. RETURNING.   IncreaSe of 25 Per Cent Sent Back to Mines,

HERE’S A SELF-CONFESSED _ CANDIDATE FOR THE: OFFICE ~~~  OF U.S.A. VICE PRESIDENT  * eee atersanet on a nertsee anent  gg] ee _ ee

FINE WEATHER FOR THE FINAL RACE OF YACHTS   Smart Sailing Breeze Adds Pep To Contest Off Sandy Hook   Further Tests Suggested in Case Sir Thomas Fails To Lift Cun

TO FIGHT UNITED STATES OVER MEXICAN BORDER   Jenken, Who Made Trouble in German  OT eB Be eR

GERMAN PLANS FIGHT AGAINST UNITED STATES   Using Mexican Vort As His Head quarters,

REPORTS SAY GERMANY IS PLANNING A CAMPAIGN Of SABOTAGE AGAINST U.S.   Janed Janken Reaches Vera Cru: to Use City as Base; Believe He Knows of N. Y. Explosion

ULTERIOR MOTIVE BEHIND STATEMENT DECLARES HARDING   Senator Sees In Report Attempt To Smoke Him Out

REPORT MADE 10 CMBARASS HARDING   Republican Candidate De nies Knowledge of Vanderlip & His Activities

SEN. HARDING STUMPS OHIO NEXT FEW DAYS   MESSAGES HAVE BEEN PREPAREP TO APPEAL TO THE WHOLE AMERICAN PEOPLE.   TALKS IN CLEVELAND TONIGHT   The Senator Will Receive no More Porch Delegations at His Home In Marion,

LAWRENCE FINDS PEOPLE OF UTAI FOR THE LEAGUT   Says Wilson Will Get the ‘Solemn “Referendum” in That State at Least.   BELIEVE THE COVENANT WILL STOP ALL WARFARE   Cox Will Get More Votes Thar Harding, But Senator. Smoot Will Win His Fight.   MORMONS TO DECIDE ISSUE   “Democratic ‘Nomineo Will Win’ .  State’s Electoral Vote Un.  less Change Occurs, 

‘UTAH MORMONS FOR  :   LEAGUE OF NATIONS   STATE PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC ON THAT ISSUE.   Church Hae Takes Stand For Uovenant aed Ite Wishes to be Recognized—Senator Smoot Expected to Win.

NOT - < DISAPPOINTED—DEBS   People Will Get Whet They Think ’ They Want if They Think,’ He Remarks.

A DEBS THRUST.   Says People Will Get What They Think They Want.

Says That the People Will Get What They Think They Want In So Much as They Tink At All.

“PEOPLE WILL GET WHAT THEY THINK THEY WANT,” + GAYS DEBS IN PRISON

DEBS IS NOT BISAPPOINTED   Says People Get What They Think Shey Want. if They Think.

Plank Recommending Acceptance of _ Armenian Mandate by United States is Rejected   SYMPATHY FOR THE IRISH   Support of World War Veterans  Pledged But No Money Bonuses Are Promised

BEMOCRATS FAIL TO ADOPT  PO MOIST PUANK--LEAGUE 4S UPHELD,   BRYAN EXPECTED TO BATTLE ON FLOOR OF CONVENTION FOR DRY DT

BRYAN CARRIES FIGHT TO FLOOR   Commoner to Insist on Dry, Plank in Platform   IRELAND GETS symparuy   Wilson's Armenian Plank Ig Rejected by Committee Bu oo eecee

Complety Sil-nce om the Wet and Bw; Question—-Pledgp ‘Support to American “‘Weterans in World War. :

THE PLATFORM OUTLINE GIVEN TO COMMITTEE  BY SEN, GLAS!   Silent on Wet and Dry Ques.  - tion; Endorses League; Has Sympathy:for Ireland; Re jects Armenia Mandate.

DEMOCRATS SILENT ON WET AND DRY. ISSUE IN’ PRESENTATION OF PLATFORN

PLATFORM IS SILENT ON WET AND DRY QUESTION   Platform Presented isin Accord With Wilson’ Views Except On League of Nations and Armenian Mandate.

Silence on Wet and Ory Question— League of Nationa Covenent Emphaticaily Endorsed

Support Pledged to Aid War Veterans in Acquiring Homes, But No Promise Is Made of Bonus; Strong Planks Adopted on Labor, Agriculture and Woman Suffrage; Draft of Platform Goes to Convention Floor.

DRAFT HELL WILOONIAN, EXUEPT Oh  ) POINTS   Administration Men Asser! Pact Declaration O. K.,  Despite Amendment

MAG. MAGOWINCY TAKES WITNEGO STAND TODAY      Wife of the Late Lord Mayor of Cork Will Testify Before Committee Investigating Irish Problem

GENERAL KOLGHANK HELD PRISONER BY BOLESHEVIK   Assuming of Command by Anothe: Leader of Russians Is Admission o Truth of Report.

SEMENOFF - SEIZES CONTROL.   lesues Proclamation Declaring As sumption of. Supreme Rulership Over All Siberia.

ASSUMES SUPREME RULERSHIP.   General Semenoft T-kes Power in Siberia Temporarily.

SEMENOFF ASSUMES RULE   Proclamation Issued by All-Russian Commander-i ief

W. A. PKEEVER {AY RUN FOR GOVERNOR   AMONG THOSE CONSIDERED BY DEMOCRATS AT TO-PEKA TODAY   PLAN THE CAMPAIGN   Democratic Staie Committee Meets To Consider the Ticket in Kansas as   Plan is to Hold Names on Primary Ballot to Qne for Each State Office

THE COMMITTTEE:  NAMES T ICKET   DEMOCRATS, OF COURSE: _REPUBLICANS WOULDN'T DARE   DAVIS FOR GOVERNOR   OUR NEIGHBOR JONATHAN MAY BE NAMED FOR PLACE   Wise Democrats Take po Chanas of Letting “The People” Ball Things Up 4

A DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET   Central Committee Is In Session In Topeka—Expect Guber_natorial Contest.

NOVHER AUTO EXCURSION The COLLEGE AUG, 17            Plans Complets for Trip Under Aus pices of the County Farm

AUTOTRIPTO ~ STATE COLLEGE   County Agent Warner to. Pilot Excursion of Interested Folks to State Institution on Tuesday, August 17.  A FRIDAY MEETING

Fatal Fire in Edgewood Arsena   Three Men Lost Lives and Four Othe ers Injured in Barracks Near Bal+ timore.

Three Perish in Edgewood Arsenal Fire   FOURTH MAN SO BADLY BURNED DEATH -IS NOW EXPECTED a PROPERTY LOSS WILL $50,000   Holocaust Occurred Early Yesterday Morning But Only Lecame Known in Bal“timore Today.

New York Yachtsmen, Visiting, Trapped Asleep in Boat House Fire—Two Others Seriously Burned

FIRE AT ARSENAL.    Phree Civilians Lost Lives, Others Are Seriously Injured.

THREE DEAD IN ARSENAL FIRE   Others Hurt in Blaze That Destroys Barracks at Edgewood, Near Aberdeen, Md.

JOHNSON STOCK PUT UPA NOTCE   _ , MICHIGAN VICTORY SETS POLITICIANS 4-THINKING.   BUT GOAL NOT YET IN SIGHT   Nothing Cenelesive Farnished in Any of Primary Elections Thus Far Held—Californiana Unpopular in the Eaat.

JOHNSON STOCK [3 ON UPWARD GRADE   Senator from California Has Taken a New Place in the Presidential Contest Since  Michigan Vote.

MICHIGAN'S VOTE. CAUSES: JOHNSON'S STOCK 10 ADVANCE   Onponents of Ledgue Find Com ‘fort i in Californian’s Big : Victory,         MOUSE MEMBERS ARE ALSO COURAGED BY THE VOTE         Peint to Fact That in Republican Contests No League Ex. * ponent Appeared,           PINIONS STILL DIVIDED   Observers Say Primaries Thus ‘Far Held Have No Defi nite Meaning.

MICHIGAN VOTE SENDS JOHNSON STOCK UPARD   Has Effect on W. avering Congressmen in F ight for Peace Resolution.   PRIMARIES GIVE NO DEFINITE CLUE   Comfort Found for All in V otes Cast in Different Slate Wi lorfhinwe

PRIMARIES SO FAR HAVE NO MEANING   David Lawrence Declares it Is Impossible to Draw Deduetions Now   THE MICHIGAN VOTE   Opponents “of “Peace Treaty Get Pleasure From Vote Cast in Michigan

JOHNSON GAINS NOW WORRYING STANDPATTERS   Senator's Candidacy on Upward Grade as Result of Michigan Sweep

BLANCHE NORTON DECORATED WITH THE GREEK ORDEF   Eldon, Yowa, Lady Honored By King Alexander, Of Gre€ce, With   «Order Of King George

IOWA WOMAN IS HIGHLY HONORED   Order of St. George I Is Con. ferred on Dr. Blanche Norton

Order of King George I Is - Confered On Iowa Woman By Greek King, Alexander   Distinguished Herself By Treating Dreaded Eye Disease Among Nation’s Orphans.

Nominee Cox Wants to Know If U. S. to Use “ Eapna.   WILL. NOT DODGE PEACE LEAGUE IN MILWAUKEE   Democratic Candidate Says It's Hope of Germans and ~. AustrianSe ¢ tow,”

State Fair Crowd Hears Democrat Demand Direct Answers From Goponent.   SAYS HAYS IS “PERJURER”:   Truthfuiness of Republican Tes: timony Before Probers te Challanned_

BIG RECEPTION — ~—-FOR-COV. CO}   MILWAUKEE EAGLES AND ELKS ESCORT HIM TO HIS HOTEL —STUMP BARRAGE

GUN URLS DEFY AT 6.0,P.  CRUE nF  FORGES IN HOT SPEECHES ~ IN MILWAUKEE GATHERING   Seores Harding and Hays on League Issue and Calis Fred Upham “Falsifier” in Slush Fund Probe.

DEM. CANDIDATE FIRES QUESTIONS   (ox ASks About “Pence in Hague Tribunal and. Collection of” Funds in States.’

PEAJURY CHARGE. MANE BY COX   DECLARES TESTIMONY BEFORI PROBING COMMITTER MAKES HAYS A PERJIURER   SMUES A CHALLENG   Defies Hays to Deny the Charge that Republicans are Raising Quotas In Various States. — Cox Speaks in Milwaukee

WANTS ANSWER - FROM HARDINE   Governor Cox in Milwau kee Speeches Fires a Few Questions at Harding   GIVEN A RECEPTION   Party Was Met at Statior by Business Men. and Women—Hays Responsible

CONFESSION FORCED   By ‘‘Third Degree’’ Methods, Anson Best’s Lawrer Says.

CASE AGAINST WOOD OVER TO NEXT TUESDAY   ‘Head of American Woolen Co. Has Had No Chance To Talk with Counsel. .

MORE MILLS ARE NECESSARY TO RELIEVE THE PAPER SHORTAGE   Situation in News-print Field Serious Throughout the World With Forests Nearing: Depletion; Prices 4 Soariyg Higher.

GIVES HIS LIFE BLOOD TO SAVE MOTHER-IN-LAW   Hod Eller, Pitcher Cincinnat Reds, Makes Heroic Sacrifice.

HARVEST IS BOOMING   ALL OVER STATE WHEAT CUTTING IS IN FULL SWING,   In Northeast Part ‘of the ‘State There Have Been Good Rains “Bat West Is Dry.

HARVEST IS ON THE WAY   This is to be a Really Busy Week All Over Kansas.   THRESHING TO BEGIN SOON   Wheat Cutting Will be Over ia Southern Part of the Stale This Week.

“KANSAS WHEAT HARVEST BOOMS   Will Be Cut All Over State This Week, Says Department of Agriculture.

KANSAS HARVEST IS IN FULL SWING NOW      CONDITION OF WHEAT OVER STATE IS DECLARED TO BE GOOD   Rain in Northeast Section Delayed Harvest Litthe—Too Dry Elsewhere

White House Issues Staterfient:i Controversy Over Sending ' Troops to Europe.

OFFICIAL TEXT OF WILSON’S SPEECH   Wording of Address, the Subject of Spencer-Wilson Controversy Made Public   White House Presents What It Described as Official Ver chan ne. Swanenty

President Releases. Autho: live Transcript of Speech i in _ Eighth Plenary .Sessioh to Refute Attack on Sénatar      Wording “Appears: to: Shéw . That He Rose to’ ‘Question Very Condition ‘ Attacksrs Declare He Brouckt About

WILSON REVEALS SPEECH IN PARIS   President Wilson Makes Public Notes to Prove Spen. cer Wrong.   NO PLEDGE TO SEND ARMY   Executive Did Not Say He Would Use American Troops to Help Roumania and Serbia if Those  Countries Were Invaded.

Walt HOUOE GIVES VeEnolUh (IF PRES. SPEECH   CLAIMS DID NOT PROMISE AID TO EUROPEAN NATIONS   ADDRESS MADE AT PEACE CONFERENCE   Sen. Spencer, Rep. Mo., Asserted That President Wilson Had Promised U. S. Aid to Rumanians, Crecho Slovakians and Serbs

MAKE PUBLIC WilSON SPEEGH PEACE MEET   Official Version Shows the Pres. ident to Have Been Misquoted by Senator ~“neneer   NcVER PROMISED MILITARY AiD TO BALKAN NATIONS   Text of Address Furnished to Wilson by Stenographer of U.S. Peace Mission

WILSON ISSUES RECORD OF HIS “WAR PROMISES”   J Secretary Tumulty Says its Suf ficient Answer to Re publican Charge  4   MADE AT PEACE MEETING   Senator Spencer Had Charged Wilson Agreed to Send Armjes to Help Balkans

WHAT WILaIIN SAIN AEGARTING SENDING ARMY   White House Gives Out Official Version of Wilson’s Address at 8th Plenary  @aseinn

WSUOTED SEN, SPENCER      OFFICIAL TEXT OF SPEECH   DID NOT PROMISE HE’D SEND TROOPS TO EUROPE.

WILSON GIVES OUT REPLYTO SPENCER   Makes Pubtic Official Text Address to Balkan States,   TRANSLATION GAUSED MIX-UI

BOOKS BACK WILSON   Didn’t Pledge Army in “Pact Speech at Versailles   SPENCER'S CHARGE “FALSE”   Official Version of President's Leaaue Address Given

OFFICIAL TEXT OF SPEECH   DID NOT PROMISE sion SEND TROOPS 1 EUROPE.

WHITE HOUSE MAKES PUBLIC WILSON SPEECH   Gives Out What It Calis “Official Version” of Address to the Roumanians.   IS STENOGRAPHIC REPORT   is President’s Reply to Charge He Promised to Send Troops to Their Assistance.

TEXT OF SPEECH   Fresident Makes Pub'ic Notes ta Prove His Contention.   DID NOT PLEDGE U. S. ARMY   Shorthand Record of Paris Meet, as Furnished by a Chicago Stenographer, ts Given Out to Refute Charges.

aes DENIES PROMISING ROUMANIA, SERBIA  AND CZECHS AID OF U.S. ARMY AND NAVY  IN CASE THEIR COUNTRIES ARE INVADED      TAFT EXPLAINS WHY HE IS FOR HARDING ANDFOR THE LEAGUE

PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES: STATEMENT           (SIDENT SPEAKS OUT 2 MATTER OF CONTROVERBY   HE TELLS WHAT HE OND SAY   Tells. What Hg! Suid at the Eighth Plenary: Session of the Parls Peace Comfoerence,

ARMY WOULD BE SENT OVER TO ENFORCE PEACE   PRESIDENT GIVES OFFICIAL VERSION OF REMARKS WICH HAVE BEEN ATTACKED BY SENATOR.

PRESIDENT 1S SUSTAINED IN SPENCER CASE   White House Gives Out Official Version of Address Made by Wilson Which Sustains the President,   DID NOT PROMISE TO SEND TROOPS ABROAD   Mistake in Intent of Address Evidently Made in Translation by French; Parallel I:  . Given. 

VERSION SHOWS. “SEN. SPENCER WAS. MISTAKEN   Stenographi Report - Shows - What: President’ Said At ‘ Peace Conference   WILSON MISQUOTED. ~ - -" IN SIMMONB’S ARTICLE   White House Makes Text -Public ‘in. View of. Controtersy. About Troops

Refuting Attacks of Sena; tor Spencer, ‘Republican, Full Text of President’s: : “Roumanian Speech” ©   IS GIVEN TO PUBLIC      CAMPAIGN THUNDER OF ee TION MISQUOTES AMERICAN  CHIEF EXECUTIVE CHARGED :  FROM WHITE HOUSE -

Official Version of Presi. dent’s Statement Shows Senator Wrong.   DID NOT PROMISE TO SEND ARMY TO SERBIA

OFFICIALREPORT OF PRESIDENT’S WORDS PUBLISHEL   Whito House Gives Out Sten ographic Record of Peace Conference Statement.   REFUTES CHARGES MADE BY SPRNOER   Text Says ‘Expectation of Rumania and Serbia’ jg That “U.S. Will Send  Armies and Navies ??

WHITE HOUSE MAKES PUBLIC OFFICIAL TEXT   chicago Stenographer Furnishes Notes on President’s Speech.

ESE GRAMS SENATOR SPENCERS STATEMENT “FALSE   in Telegram to Senator, Tells Him That He Did Not Tell Roumania and. Serbia That American Army Would Be Sent Across Seas to Defend Their Boundary Lines in Case of Invasion a

WHITE HOUSE ~ MAKES PUBLIC JHE STATEMENT   President Wilson and Senato Spencer Have Had Differenc: Over What Was Really Said.

PRESIDENT GIVES OUT ALLEGED = OFFICIAL VERSION OF ADDRESS * AT PEACE CONFERENCE SESSION   The Exact Wording of This Address at the Eighth Plenary Session-of the Paris Conf erence Is the Subject of a Controversy Betweert*the President and Senator Spencer.

CHARGE OF SPENSER DISPROVED BY REAL RECORD OF ADDRESS   What Wilson Really Said During Eighth Plenary Session Is Related by Stenographer.   MADE NO AID PROMISE   Merely Used U. S. for Example in Event Certain Eventualities  Came to Pass.

VERSIONS ARE AT VARIANCE   Notes in English Show Roumanians Wanted Promise  of Aid.   ‘MISQUOTATION DUE TO FRENCH TRANSCRIPT   Text of Address Provided by Official Stoenaographer.

WHITE HOUSE GIVES OFFICIAL VERSION   Stenographic Notes of President’s Remarks Refutes Charges of Senator Spencer.

GIVES OUT TEXT — OF PARIS SPEECH   White House Makes Public What President Said in Regard to Sending Troops Abroad   WAS ASKED TO SHOW RECORD   Senator Spencer Insisted on Text When Wilson Denied Promising Foreigners Aid

OFFICIAL NOTES, . SHOW WILSON: Ss ‘A BIT MUDDLED   -Controversy over -What Pres . ident Said at Peace Confab  Y Shows He Pledged Military Aid to Foreign Powers. .

OFFICIAL VERSION “OF: WILSON’S PARIS --ADDRESS GIVEN.OU1   Statement “vrom White House ‘Cleluns to Show: Exactly Whit President Said.      REPLY TO SEN. SPENCER   sact? Wording ‘of Address Before Elghth Plenary Seasivn of. Texce Conference Has Bean Sublect of Contvoversy Exoeative ‘and “Missonrlan.

WHITE HOUSE  BEARD FROM   “OFFICIAL VERSION” OF THE PLENARY SESSION TALK.   TO BE READ CLOSELY   IS IT REALLY A QUESTION OF -VERACITY AS IS SAID?   — as i ‘Or Is it a Question of the Inter. * pretation of Some Rather Dip-.   “lomatically Vague Words?

“OFFICIAL VERSION” OF DISPUTED TALK MADE PUBLIC TODAY   White House Gives Out “Copy” of Stenographic Notes.

WHAT PRESIDENT: WILSON TOLD PREMIERS OF BALKAN NATIONS   “Official Version” of Address Before Paris Peace ' . ' Conférence Made Public in Reply to. Senator/Spencer’s Charges. ~

OFFICIAL TEXT OF SPEECH TO SERBS IS MADE PUBLIC   No Pledge Of U. S. Mil itary Aid To Balkan States.

Words Are. Quoted From Notes Made. by Official Stenographer to Americar Pearce Deleostion.   TOLD REPRESENTATIVES OF THEIR EXPECTATION   Possibility of Prversion. of Meaning From Translation Into French and Then Again Into: English.

OFFICIAL VERSION OF THE MUCH DISCUSSED WILSONIAN ADDRESS   Man Who Acted as Stenographe at the Peace Conference Tells  What the President Said   FRENCH VERSION QUOTED BY _ SPENCER PERPHAPS GARBLED

UFFIGIAL VERSION OF WILSON SPEEGH   Given Out To Answer the Charges of Senator  Spencer.

PRESIDENT CLEARS LP OPENGER CHARGE   MAKES PUBLIC TEXT OF HIE SPEECH REGARDING SENDING THE ARMY ACROSS   GIVE STENQGRAPHIC NOTES   One of Stenographers Who Took Down President’s Words Gives Literal Rendering of  the Statement.

DENIES HE PLEDGED AID TO SERBIA   Row With Spen: cer Prompts StatementGiving Exact W ords President Is said to Have Used in Peace Conierence Speech.

WILSON ISSUES VERSION PARIS TALK GRITICIZED   Declares Did Not Prom ise to Send Troops to Europe.

WILSON GIVES QUT NOTES OF ADDRESS AT PARE PARLEY   ADDS ANOTHER CHAPTER TO CONTROVERSY OVER PROMISE OF MILI TARY AID. .   ANSWERS SPENCER   Charges Printed for Year ol Proinise of Fleet and Army to Hely Minor States.

WHITE HOUSE PUTS OUT A NEW VERSION   PURPORTING TO BE WHAT PRESIDENT SAID ABOUT SENDING ARMIES   WAS NOT A PROMISE   President Merely Said FEuropean Countries “Expected” U. S. To Send Forces   White House Puts Out Version of Official Stenographer at Peace Conference

(White House Makes Public Official Version of Eighth Plenary Address by Wilson

WHITE HOUSE MAKES PUBLIC OFFICIAL VERSION OF WILSON ADDRESS AT PEACE MEETING   Stenographic Notes Give the Lie to Interpretation Put Upon President’s Remarks by Senator Spencer

Nhite House Today Makes Public “Of ficial Version” of President Wilson's Address at 8th Plenary Session of Peace Conference

PURPORTING TO BE WHAT PRESIDENT SAID. ABOUT ‘SENTHNG ARMIES   President Merely Said European ; Countries “Expectrd” U. S. 6 To Send Foress   White House Puts Out Version of Official Stenographer: at Peace Conferencc

SAYS GROUND !S HALLOWED   Visitors to. Ypres, Belgium, Are Re “ ‘minded That 250,000 Britiah ‘ Felt in its Defense. -

SAYS GROUND IS HALLOWED   Visitors to Ypres, Belgium, Are Reminded That 250,000 British Fell in its Defense, =.

42 DIE WHEN FEVER WRECKED   Los Angeles. Limited of the Salt. Lake Road Leaves the Rails on the Desert.

DECLAACO AMERICA COINS BIG WORK   U. S. Aid in Reconstruction Told by Australian.   12 DIE WHEN FLYER WRECKED   Los Angeles Limited of the Sait Lake Road Leaves the Rails on the Desert.

SUFFERINGS OF ARMENIANS MAN)   American Relief Worker Tell: of Their Terror of Turk Nationalists

RELIEF WORKER TELLS OF TERROR ~ OF THE ARMENIANS   American Graphically Pic tures Manner -in Which Those of Near East Fear the Turks

PROMISE OF EARLY SETTLEMENT   ai SUMP OER RS NPR Beas ROE BOB ER EN EO  Of Ware Controversy Will Squelch  Further Strikes.

BELIEVE STRIKE SITUATION HAS BEEN SETTLED   Promise of Early Action By Railway Board Tends _ to a » The e lech Further Distur  ance.

EARLY DECISION ON RATE WAGE   Promises to Squelch Strike Tro Troubles.  YARDMEN   Returned to Werk Las Night in Washington -

MINERS ASK ONLY EQUITABLE oHAn BENEFITS DERE   Lewis Denies Organization Has Opposed Introduction Labor Saving Machinery.   WARM CONTROVERSY WAS PRECIPITATED BY CHARGES      Commission Also Hears Claims end Counter Claims of West Virtinia Mine Workers and Operators, Mach of Testimony Duplicating That Given From Competitive Field,

BROPHY HAS ~ CONTROVERSY WITH OPERATORS   President of ‘Local District ‘Presents ‘Lengthy Démands to Coal Strike Settlement -Commission in Washington.   HIS SENTIMENTS

MINER AGAINST USING MACHINES   Charge is Made by Coa’ Operators at Hearing   DENIAL IS EMPHATIC   Bituminous Mine Workers Al ways Willing to Cooperat: in Development and Greate) Use of Machinery, Only Ask ing to Share Equitably it Benefits. Savs Lewis

CONTROVERSY IS STARTED.   Operators Charge That Work. ers Oppose Introduction of Labor Saving Machinery.

THINK SHOT MAN ESCAPED      Police Sexvch Omaha Hospitals for Supposed Victim of Alley _ Shonting Frey.

Police Search Omaha Hospitais ter Sapposed Victim eof Alley Shooting Frey.

OPENS NEW AIR MAIL ROUTE   Service Between Chicago and 8t. Loulg le Started.

NEW AIR MAIL ROUTE OPENS   Chicago-St. Louis Service Starts Witt Planes Leaving Terminals in the Morning.

PLATING A  bP VOTES   GOVERNOR CON WILL ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE PRO-LEAGUE VOTES IN REPUBLICAN PARTY.   TO MAKE ATTACK QN TAFT   At the Same Time He Will Shov Thot Harding Has Deserted Taft, Hughes, Root and Others by His Rejection of the  Lexneue Covenant. 7

FOURTH MEETING HELD BY LEAGUE   Independent Armenian State Considered At Session . Held In Paris   CREDITS ARE NECESSARY   For the Proposed New State And Other Assistance Must Be Guaranteed. °

FAVORS FREE STATE   MANDATORY IS SUGGESTED FOR ARMENTAAN SATE,   Council of the League of Nations Discussed Many Questions,

NO FREEDOM FOR IRELAND, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE BEFORE COMMONS   Casualties In Emerald Isle Heavy It % Month of ‘July, Official 7 _ Fiqures Show

RELICF WILL BE FOR CFRVICE MEN ONL   Commissioned Officers, Yeomanettes, Shipyard Workers, Ete, Will Not Participate. 

PASS COMMISSIONED OFFICERS   Yeomanets and Certain Ex-Service Men Excladed From Relief.

SOLDIER RELIEF T0 BE LIMITED   Officers Will Not Benefit Under Legislation Now Being Drafted.

OFFICERS NOT T0 SHARE IN BONUS   COMPENSATION AT RATE OF $1 A DAY IS LIKELY FOR EX-SERVICE MEN,

NOT TO AID OFFICERS.   Service Men, Who Had Salarie: Paid by Employers, Excluded From Bonus.

WOMEN AND OFFIGERS 00 OT RECEIVE EXTRA PA   HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE REACHES TENTATIVE AGREEMENT QN_ SOLDIERS' PAY BILLS, EXCLUDING Y¥ EOMANETTES.

OFFICERS WILL NOT BENEFIT   Bill Now Heing Drafted Provides Bonus Only for Men in the Banks

NO BONUS 10: OFFICERS   Nor Will Men Who Got Civilian Pa; Receive Aid

POLITICAL “BOSSISM” IN SCHOOLS ATTACKED   Women Protest at Small Part Given Them in Program of National Education Ass'n.

GREATER RECOGNITION DEMANDED BY WOMEN   Attack on Political Bosses as System Affeets Public Schools Made in ResOlation,

WOMEN EDUCATORS IRATE   PLMVASD DO GREATER RECOGMITIVUN IN NATIONAL EDUcaFIONN AFFAINS IS MADE.

lucy UAncO THnUWING   PLANS LAID TO FIX COMING SERIES, SAYS HOYNE.   Illinois State’s Attorney Returns to Chicago From New York With New Evidence of Scandal.

SAYS 1920 GAMES BAD   Prosecutor Hoyne Says Plang Laid to Fix Coming Series.   Chicago's State's Attorney Acturna From New York WIth New Evi dence of Baseball Crookedness.

SAYS SEVERAL 1920 GAMES WERE FIXEI   Prosecutor Hoyne Says Ptang Laid to Fix Coming Series.   Chicago’s State’s Attorney Returns From New York With New Evi-_ dence of Baseball Crookedness.

MORE TURKS ARRESTED.   British Seem To Be Using Drastic Measures in Dealing with  RE a

MORE TURKS ARRESTED.   British ‘Seen To Be Using YPrastic Measures in Dealing with

MINERS WILL STRIKE WHEN THEY WANT SAYS HOWAT.      Federation in Its Session al Montreal Approves Action ‘Of Kansas Colliers’ Chief

HOWAT DEFIES ALLEN TO ENFORGE KANSAS ANTI-STRIKE LAWS    Says Kansas Miners Will Strike Whenever They Have Cause to Strike.

HOWAT IN DEFI — TO. GOV. ALLEN   UNION HEAD DECLARE: KANSAS LAW WILL BE IGNORED.

WOULD EXCLUDE JAP AND ASIATIC INFLUX TO U. S,   A. F. of L. Advocates Fighting Anti-Strike Legislation

Federation of Labor Con demns Kansas Law.   About Time Howat Was Making His Speech — Refused to Appear Before Court.

HOWAT DENOUNCES  ALLEN AND COURT   SAYS GOVERNOR TRIED TO RIDE IT “INTO THE WHITE  82377}.   SPOKE AT MONTREAL   Told American Federation of Labor that Allen’s Ceal Cost $200 a Ten   The Federation Tovay Framed the Demand that Japancse be Exeluced

DEFIES GOVERNOR 10 ENFORCE LABOR LAWS   Howat Says Allen “Attempted to Ride Inte White House” on Industrial Legislation

HOWAT DEFIES ALLEN'S COURT OF INDUSTRY   Says Mine Workers Will Strike Whenever They Believe It Justified,   “NOT TO YIELD RIGHTS”   A. F. L. Convention Asks Absolute Exclusion of All Astatics,

HOWAT DEFIES GOV. ALLEN   Labor Leader Acserta Kansas Miners Will Strike Despite Industria! Court Law.

HOWAT IS DEFIANT   Tells Labor Men That fe Wil Show Geveruor Allen a Few Things.

HOWAT RAILS AT GOVERNOR   Attacks Allen and Industrial Court Before Labor Convention.   CONGRESS ASKED TO KEEP ASIATICS OUT

Ludendorff Supporting  -Hindenbure’s Campaign For German Presidency

Campaign for German Presidency Promises to Bival the Hot Ones in U_ 3.   BEING BOOMED BY ! THE NATIONALISTS   Floor Leader in Assembly Points to Danger of Selecting 2 Military Bian.

Myr. Seales Here To. - Help the Planters   Fhose Destring to Ship C8tton Under the Direction of the Mississippi Delta Cotton Export and Trading Co., Should Seg Mr. Seals,

MAY WASH THE!“ HANDS  Allies Mas Boe ia one   Allies May si ree ta Let Greece ! ily Alone,   iF SHE WANTS CONSTANTINE   She May Half to Get Out and Hustle For Money to Run the Government,

ERMIT GREEK EXILE 10 RETURN   But Likely to Withold Fi nancial Aid.

CONG TANTINE MAY RETURN TO THRONE   Great Britain and France’ Expected to Consent —Must Shift For Hinuself If This Oceurs

TO CONTINUE BUSINESS   Mrs. Gibb and Daughter to Keep University Book Store

DANGER Ft INT OVER.   State Crop Statistician Believes Mos; Corn is Saved,

PNEU’ AND TLU HAVE GRIGAGD IN THEIR GRADE   DEATH RATE CALLED SMALL BUT NUMBER OF CASES GROWS ‘ RAPIDLY EACH DAY   Health DePartment Officials Declar That Ten Thousand Nurses Are Needed To Hand'e It

? 000 INFLUENZA CASES IN CHICAGO IN PAST 48 HOWAS   HEALTH DEPARTMENT — ISSUES APPEAL FOR 10,000 NURSEN   FIFTY DEATHS REPORTED   Death Rate is Extremely Small Compared With Last Year's Epidemic—Disease Checked  in Training Camps.

NE 1sCed NURS.     Snares yecay   Infinenes and Preimonin Caeee $0 4%

MOBILIZE NURSES OF CHICAGO FOR INFLUENZA FIGHT   2,000 Cases uses Reported During the Last 48 Hours.

CHICAGO FIGHTING THE INFLUENZA   10,000 Nurses Desired to Han. dle Situat:ion.—2,000 Cases Reported and Fifty   DEATHS IN 48 HOURS

NURSES CALLED TO FIGHT FAL   THOUSANDS DOWN WITH ODI EASE IN CHICAGO.   TWO LOCAL NURSES 10 GI   Influenza Epidemic Has Again Broke Out. “Alarmingly in. Chicago, © -«  ‘lee   Marysville Nurses Go.

MORE THAN 2,000 CASES ~. OF INFLUENZA REPORTED IN CHICAGO IN 48 HOUR:

CHICAGO NEEDS — {0,000 NURSES   Influenza and Pneumoni:z Cases Increasing; 2,000 Cases in Two Days.

CHICAGO NEEDS 16°00 NURSES   Influenza and Pneumonia Cases In 48 Hours Number 2,000,

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC IS SPREADING IN CHICAGC   ed With Appeals for Nurses To Handle Situation.

L. A. SPEEDWAY OPENS FEB. 21   250 Mile Race to Be Selected As First Event

PROSECUTOR IN SOAL CASES GIVES UP JOB REASON NOT ASSICNEL   SUPPOSED HE HAD DISAGKEFMENT Wirth PALMER AS TO METHOD  OF PROCEDUKE.

SIMMS, MIFFED AT PALMER, QuITS Pos]   Special Assistant Attorne’ General in Coal Cases  Resigns.

SIMMS QUITS JOB AS PALMER'S AID   Gitahoma City Man Jeers, Resigna tlon When Attorne: ‘al Curbe Action in Coal Pro tions.

SPECIAL AGENT FOR PALMER RESIGNED PLACE   Assistant Attorney General  Coal Cases Has Quit

SIMMS QUITS JQ AS PALMER’S}‘ATllE   Okishoma City Man Tenders Resigna_.tion When Attorney General Curbs Action in Coal Prosscuticns.

PALMER DISAGREES WITH AN ASSISTANT   a ene  DAN W. SIMS RESIGNS FROM THE POST FOLLOWING LETTER   Was Being Used to Gather EEvidence in the Case Prepared Aecainst Caal Ps

PALMER DISAGREES — WITH AN. ASSISTANT      DAN W. SIMS RESIGNS FROM THE POST FOLLOWING LETTER   Was Being Used, to Gather  Evidence in the ‘Case Prepared

“i € ATTORNEY RESIGNS        atheriny Evidence In Goal aires With Palmer, ©

U.S. PROSECUTOR RESIGNS OFFICE   FIGURE EN COAL OPERATOR PROS. ECUTION RETIRES   ee as Ne BS eee S BS Bs  Action Is Reported to Have Resulted From Disagreement With Attorney  General Over Procedure.

SIMS QUIT Co. COAL CASE.  Was Not Allowed En Enough Latitude Evidently.

EDITORS TALK SHOP AND POLITICS WITH HARDING   Republican Presidential Nominee Guest of Honor at Ohio Newspaper Mon’s Luncheon

EDITORS ENTERTAINED BY SENATOR HARDING   Has a Luncheon at His Home in Marion After Which He Makes a Speech to the Republican Writers of the State  at Ohio. ym Fy PG rer

G.0.P. EDITORS MEET HARDING HEAR SPEECH   Ohio Republican Euitors Lunct With Senator in Marion

EDITORS MEET HARDING      ‘Came “From AW Over Ohio. to  Talk Shop sud Politics

G0 FAMINE  OEE PAPER MIEN PLANS CAMPAIGN   EDITORS VISIT MARION, SIP AT ROUND TABLE AND GO OVER PUBLICITY PROGRAM,

TALK SHOP WITH SEN. HARDING   Republican  Editors of Ohio Meeting Marion to Discuss Plans

HARDING TO MEET EDITORS TOMORROW   To Discuss ‘Publicity Work in Campaign—Governbr Cox Tc crank Twice at Wheeline.

OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES MCRAY 168,000 MARGIN   Tabulation of Complete State _ Vote on Election Announced by Secretary of State’s Office.   JACKSON HEADS TICKET   Watson Close to Governor-Elet in Final Returns—Davies © Is Low Man.

OFHGTAL COUNT GIVES MW CRAY 168,000 MARGIN   TABULATION OF COMPLETE STATE VOTE ANNOUNCED BY SECRETARY OF STATE.

JACKSON LED STATETICKE   Official Count of State Election In Indiana is Completed Ry Secretary's Office.   NATIONAL-NOT COMPLETE

MANET ° seen aoe . A efeers Tree N. Nore : i ae ST  > SARE INDICTED

MEXICAN REBELS SEND ENVOY 10 U. §   Carranza Fleeing To Northeast Trying To Reach Coast To Escape On Steamer.

MEXICO'S “GOMPERS! IS HERE, Late Marones,  Labor Leader, Is New  ce. a: eek, Se, jh ere es

VILLA ON WAY 10 CAPITOL WITHOUT MILITARY ESCORT   States of Yucatan and Campeche Announce Support of New Mexican Government.   SARRANZA REFORTED TO BE MOVING NORTHWARD   Luis Marones, Labor Leader and Known as the Gompers of Mexico, \rrives in Washington as Special Commissioner of De Facto Govertte Ment Which is Gaining Stability.

FLED FROM CAPITAL CLAD AS A BRAKEMAN   De_ Facto Government Is Getting .a Firm Grip On the Situation; Two More States Have Joined Revolt

MARONES IN WASHINGTON.   Mexican Labor Leader Reache: Capital—Villa Going to Mexico City.

OBREGON SENDS ~SPEGIAL. ENVO)   Gompers of Mexico Lands it Washington and Reports to De Facto Chief

MEXICAN LABOR LEADER NAMED SPECIAL ENVOY   Luis Marones May be Se*“lected Ambassador to United States.

MEXIGAN ENVOY IN WASHINGTON: LABOR LEADER   _uis Marones is Special Com missioner for de Facto Government.   S FRIEND OF OBREGON

MEXICAN LABOR LEADER IN AMERIGI   Luis Marones, Known as the Gompers of Mexico, Comes ta Washington   HE DECLINES TO TALK

SAYS MINISTER WAS CRUEL   For Trying to Support Wife and Five Children on Salary of $93 Per Month. . ’

13,000 MERCHANT MARINE OFFICERS HAVE GRADUATED FROM SHIP BOARD’S SCHOOL

TURN OUT 13,000 SHIP OFFICERS   Merchant Vessels Gain Many Recruits From Newly Established United States Schools. +   PLAN TO EXTEND SYSTEM   Shipping Board Suggests That Shore Stations Be Established Where Men From All Parts of Country May Be Tavaht

Se Ee eR eeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeee—eeeeeeee  Huns Get More Time To Cut Down the Army

tATEND TIME TO CUT HUN ARMY.  Concession From . Terms of Peace  Tweeter Ee & Bi were

TWO SOXS OF WILHELM SEEK TO BIVORGE WIVES   August and Joachin Find Lot of Priyate Citizen Burdensome.

DIVORCE SOUGHT BY TWO SONS OF - FORMER KAISER   Suits Threaten to Bare Pri  vate Lives. of the Hohengniterne 

TW SONS OF FORMER KAISER WANT DIVORCE   Princes August-:and .Joachin Have Lrought Suils—Muar.  , Yied Respectiv aly in 1908 anc WOE

LAUNCH A NEW TORPEDO BOAT   Peary, Named in Honor of Explorer, Sponsored by Daughter.

TORPEDOBOAT IS LAUNCHED   Peary, Named in Honor of Noted Explorer, Sponsored by Daugh. ter, “Snow Baby.”

IRISHMEN KILLED IN ATTACK   Ambush Fails, But Three Civil  ians Lose Lives,   RUMORS OF TRUCE PLAN

PEAGE PROFFER I HELD OUT TO TROUBLED ERIN   Premier Lloyd-George in House of Commons Tells Questionet He is Anxious to See Murder in treland Ended

THREE SHOT DEAD   Shooting Followed Ambushing Party of Policemen,

OFFERS TO TALK OF PEAR      Sends Wireless Message ta Russian Bolshevik Government Suggesting That Ne gotiations Start.   LENINE’S FORCES HAVE TAKEN SEVERAL TOWNS   Swing South of Pripet Marsh Country and Attack on Front of 250 Miles.

HUSOIAN MOVE ON 10 GUT THROUGH POLAND AND SOCK AE AT “GATES OF BERL”   Military Men Amazed at Swiftness of Work of Bolshevik Forces Hammering the Poles Who Steadily Retreat.   LOSE WARSAW, THEIR CAPITAL; RUSSIAN GAIN OF 100 MILES

Poles Seeking Peace Lull in Hun Battle:   INE GROUP OF GERMAN WORKMEN WOULD GO ON, ONE ASKS DISCONTINUANCE OF CIVIL WAR — RAID IN BERLIN GATHERS UP ALIENS AND RUSSIANS ESPECIALLY —WESEL STILL DEFYING THE REDS.   WOULD GO ON.

COX WANTS MOORE FOR  CHAIRMAN   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FAVORS HiS CONVENTION MANAGER AS HEAD OF COMMITTEE.   WiLL NAME ‘DIRT’ FARMER   To be Secretary of Agriculture, ii Elected, He Promises—<Answers Some Critics.

MOORE: 10 BE CHARMAN OF DEMS.’ BOARD   Almost certain he will be head of their National

CD fl. MOORE IS LINELY CHOICE AS COX LEADER   Ohioan Probably Will Be Nam: ed Chairman of Demo cratic Conmittee.   Democratic Nominee is Ar— raigned Because of Pro German Editorials.

Almost Certain to be Democratic National Chairman.   Farmers Told, If Elected Cox Woul Name Expert Farmer Secretary of Agriculture.

ED Hl. MOORE WiLL BE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN   His Selection By the Demecrat: Is Regarded Almost As Certainty.

MOORE IS LIKELY 10 BE CHOSEN CAMPAIGN HEAD   Youngstown Man Who Puts Cox Over, To Get Honor   MEET IN COLUMBUS   Governor And Roosevelt Hole Short Conference Today At Capital

MOORE IS SLATED FOR CHAIRMANSHIP OF DEM. WAT L COM   Governor Cox Will Reward Shrewd Manager at the Expense of Wilson Men   CIVES FARMERS HOPE   Replies to Pro-German Charge By Denying Authorship of Editorials

SUFFRAGE HALTED ~ INDELAWARE POLI   ‘Women Lose Test Poll in Delaware Legisiature.   Count ef Both Houses Shows 34 Mem. bers Oppess and 18 Favor Ratication,

WOMEN LOSE IN POLL   SUFFRAGE !S HELD UP IN DELA.-. WARE LEGISLATURE.   Careful Tabulation of Both Houses Shows 34 Members Oppose and 18 Favor Ratification.

SUFFRAGE IS HALTED   Women Lose Test Poll in Defaware Legislature,   Count of Both Houses Shows 34 Mem. bers Oppose and 18 Favor Ratl. fleation.

IDAHO FOR SUFFRAGE.   Amendment Ratified At Special Session of the Assembly.

nn oN Rrra IRE MG EySD MTT AEA ONT SEE A EEN ee A ROD CATR  THE 2O0TI1 STATE FOR SUFFRAGE.

Big Interests Think Armed Force Will Be Used to End Strikes, He Charges   15 MILLION CAMPAIGN FUND REPUBLICAN GOAL   EVIDENCE WILL BE PRODUC. ED TO REFUTE WILL RAY?’ DENIAL IF NECESSARY, GOVERNOR ASSERTS,

Daily Calendar      REPUBLICAN STAND CN ~ LABOR FLAYED BY CO}   Nominee Charges Republicans : Would Use Soldiers to Settle * . Industrial Disputes.   CHARGES BIG SLUSH FOND   Cox Declares Patriotic War Soci ety Being Used 2s 6 Republican Campaign Body.

EXPLAINS VIEWS ON STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Ippeses Industrial Corporation Who Proposes to Get Military Aid From the Government to Win Their Vic-

DEMPSEY HAS RESPEGT FOR ABNITY OF MISKE BETTER THAN WILT ARR   LABOR DAY BATTLE WILL DEVEL OP INTO HAKD OONTEST, CHAMPION THINKS,

DEMPSEY SAYS MISKE TOUGH   Has Fought Challenger Twice, Failing to  Knock ‘Him Out

JACK DEMPSEY TO MEET MINSK   says He Regards Challenger as Better Man Than Jess Willard.

- EXPECTS HARD FIGUT      Dempsey Admits He Has Much Respect for Billy Miske

HEAVY WEIGHTS TO FIGHT, Jack Dempsey Will Méet Billy Miske :Next Week. .

DEMPSEY SAYS MISKE TOUGH   Has Fought ¢ Challenger Tgices Failing to *  - Knock Him Out

SUPREME COURT JURISTSPAY VISIT TO WHITE HOUS!   First Time Since 1918 Tha Country’s Executive Has Re  od 4+hin Taetinad

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES CALL ON PRESIDENT   First Time Since 1918 Visi Has Been Made

SUPREME COURT VISITS WILSON   Judges Pay Customacy Visit te President First Time in Two: Years.   HAVE BEEN BARRED OUT

U.S. STANDS FIRM IN JAP MI.   Will Insist That Nippon Keep Her Citizens At Home

MURDERER -OF RUTH CRUEGEE   Said to Have Killed Gir After Mistreating  _ Her in 1917

TO HANDLE OWN GRAIN   The Farm Bureau ‘Organization “Would Sell hs Product Direct,

‘Qrral Levinsky Desires to Br Wife and Children fp orine from Poland      HAD HO WORD (8 SIX YEARS   ‘Lived in Territory which Has ." Been Swept Over by Ravages of Battie

NO WORD FROM HIS FAMILY IN 6 YEARS   Shelbyville Citizen Preparing te Start Search in Russian Poland for Relatives—He Came Here in 1904,

PROCLAMATION = TO ABSENT ONES   Sorrowful Farewell to Germans in Countries Lost to Former Empire.

WILL NEVER FORGET   German Proclamation to Sep / arated, Peoples.

SAD GOOD-BY TO LOST LANDS   German Government Issues Proclama. tion to Teuton Inhabitants of Territories Taken in War.

GERMANS ISSUE PROCLAMATION,   Document Intended for Inhabitant of tomnarated Tersttseine

i (GERM. aN ¥ WILL NEVER £ORG eves fovernment. “Bids Karewel  /  / People of Sepuarnted Territories

FAREWELL TO LOST LANDS   Berlin Government Issues Proclama  ian ta Farmer Stuhiectc.

PATHETIC GOODBYE 10 LOST TERRITORY SAID BY BERLIN OFFICIALS   ‘A Hard Injustice Was’ Done You and Us by Forcible Separation--The Right of Self-determination Has Been Refused the German Population.”

HAYS OUTLINES PLANS OF REPUBLICAN PART   ‘National Chairman in Talk it Roanoke Lays Down Lines jor 1920 Campaign.   ANSWERS WOMEN'S QUBRIES   No Separate Organization Insid Party Will Be Formed for Women Voters.

HONESTY FIRST CAYS WH HAYS   CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE SPEAKS AT ROANOKE.

FEAR IS FELT “FOR AMERICANS IN TURKEYLAND   REIGN OF TERROR REPORTED AT MARASH, NORTH OF ALEPPO WHERE MANY AMERICANS ARE.

Over Action Of British Commissioner Tower  ee mm  Despite Protests From The French Supplies Have Been Sidetracked

OFFICIALS FEAR DANZIG, TROUBLE MAY BE SERIOUS   UNLOADING OF MUNITION SHIPS MAY JEOPARDIZE POLISH PEACE, 18 BELIEF

AN UNLOADING OE MUNITIONS   At Dantzig for Poles Stirs -Up * More Trouble in Off. ~* cial Circles,   FRENCH SHIPMENTS : REPORTED HELD UP :   France Preparing Vigorous’ Protest Against Action of British Commissioner.

COMMISSION MEN WIN RATE CASE   Court Enjoins Restoration of Wartime Charges.   DIFFERENCE IS $148,000   That Amount Was Impounded B; Court Order —Government May Take Appeal.

WILL TURN JULY 5 INTO HOME COMING ~ DAY FOR HARDING   Columbus To Stage Tre. mendous Event For ° Ohio Senator.

PLAN RUME-COMING AT MARION JULY §   Heme Town of Senator Harding is Preparing for a Mammoth Celebration.

‘DUNGEON GIRL’ MAY BENEFIT BY ORDEAt   Surgeons Graft Thyroid Glanc - in Neck,  ,

Mi ONK EY GLAND — GRAFTED INTO “DUNGEON GIRL’   Kept in Cellar . Seventeet Years, She Has Mentality of Child.

SURGEONS HOPEFUL FOR DUNGEON GIR   They Believe Placing af Mon key Gland rer tec May Give Health.

SURGEONS GIVE “DUNGEON GIRL” MONKEY GLAND   MARY ZAMBEK, 19, FOUNI IN CELLAR, HAS BOD’ AND MENTALITY OF ¢ FOUR-YIEAR-OLD.

GIRE MAY CROW      urgeolis Mupe ‘That Operation Will Help “Dungeon Givi.”

GOVERNOR FLAYS HARDING; DUGG HIM A BREWER   Declares He Wil! Oppose Any Measure in Conflict With the Constitution and the Eighteenth Amendment.

AUDITORS FLING QUERIES AT GOX   Statement on Volstead Enforcement Law  ee ee   That is in Conflict with Con stitution and 18th Amend. ment as Interpreted by Su preme Court He Tells Ques tioner—Germany Should be Admitted to Leacue

GOX fo HEGKLED BY GERMANS IN QUUTH DAKOTA   Democratic Candidate Bombarded With Questions Regarding Prohibition.   Declares “Deutschland Uber Alles” Is Selfish Slogan and Policy Disastrous.

COX STANDING BACK OF LAWS   Bombarded With Queries Regarding Dry Measures on South Dakota Tour.

GOV. JAS. COX. STILL MAKES HARDING A SUBJECT OF Hl ATTAGKS   Democratic Nominee for President ‘Of United States Bitterly Assails Republican Rival: Discusses Volstead Act

COX MAKES FIRST PLAIN STATEMENT ON VOLSTEAD ACI   Candidate is Plied With Questions From Persons of German Blood in Sioux Falls.

COX COMES OUT FOR DRY AGT Ad SEEN BY COURT   OPPOSES AN Y MEASURE IN CONFLICT WITH CONSTITUTION

UF TEANESE        Ruse Proves Ineffective and the Lower House Orders Senate Ratification Resolution Sent to Engrossing Clerk

Heads of Establishments Are Asked To Divert Employes To Assist Clearing Freight Yards.   FOOD SUPPLY IN CERTAIN — SECTIONS IS RUNNING LOW

EAST DIGGING OUT OF SNOW   Thousands of Freight Cars Stalled in Boston.   HEAVY FALL WEONESDAY   Increased Difficulties of Railroads in New Engiand— Food Question Getting Serious.

EGSBGON BURIBED &§N      ‘Transportation Tu Confusion Januned By Stalled Cars,

NEARLY WHOLE OE NEW ENGLAND 1S SNOW BOUNI   Industrial Establishments Loan Employes To Help Dig Out Railroada.

BOSTON BENDS ENERGIES INBATTLEAGAINST SNOV   Industries Asked  to Lend Em. Boyes for: Digging Out the ‘Railroad Yards

SNOW BLOCKS  INDUSTRY IN NEW ENGLAND   Thousands of R. R. Cars Bur ied In Snow; Situation  Serious

NEW ENGLAND RAIL: ROADS UNDER SNOY   Industria) Establishments Asked To Loan Ther Employes To Hel  tyio Thom Out.

BEAMANG OTORM TWO CONSULATES   A .Demonstration in Breslat Against Poles ard French Last Night.

THREE BURNED bY BLAZING OL WELL      WELL AY BRECKENRIDGI CAUGHT FIRE AFTER EXPLOiON AND WROUGHT HAVOC

THREE MEN PERISH IN OIL WELL FIRE   Fourth Man Hurt, But Wil Recover.

FIGHT POET WITH HUNGEEF   “War” at Fiume Not Marke by Any Notable Hostilities —D’Anunzio Issues Proclamationa.

GETINVITATION “TD RISK LIVE   ‘D’Annunzio’ 8 Latest Prociama~ tion: ‘Calls on. Citizens :for = Eimitcia “Sacrifice.   ITALIANS, SHE DOWN TO WAIT.FOR HUNGER   Strange: ‘Situation “Develops: on _ Eastern: ‘Shore: of Adri"atic Sea :

EXPEGT STARVATION   ITALLAN TROOPS AWAIT EFFEC] , OF HUNGER FOR FIEME.   State of War Is Not Serious, Bat City  Must Capitulate or Starve.

STARVATION IS ITALY’S WEAPON   Troops Settle Down to Starve Out d'Annunzio’s Men

SIEGE OF FIUME TO FOIL PURPOSE OF DE'ANNUNZI0   Italians Expect Hunger Will End “State of War.

ITALY DECIDES 10 FIGHT D'ANNUNZIO WITH STARVATION   Fiume Declines Poet’ Invitation To Risk Lives And Money.

WILL SOON END “STATE OF WAR”   Italy Will Starve Out D’Annunzio’s Forces in Port of Fiume

Starvation. i is Expected to Bring to End “State of War” Be‘tween “Regency of Quarnero” and Kingdom of Italy   PROCLAMATIONS BARRAGE ENGULFS RIVALS’ CAMPS

STARVATION 10 FO   Italian Troops Settle Down to Starve Out Poet.   MANY LEAVE FIUME   Barrage of Proclamations Laid Down by Rival  Commanders.

DIRE PROGLAMATICN ISSUED BY POET CAPTAIN   Meanwhile All Signs Show He Is About to Be Brought to Bay by Starvation

STARVATION MAY END FIUME WAR   HOSTILITIES, IT IS EXPECT. ED, WILL SOON BE. ENDED. ~

HUNGER EXPEGTED TO PUT AN END TO -THE WAR IN FIUME   Htalians Settle Down to Let Starvation Force City’s Defenders to Surrender .   CITIZENS FLEE DESPITE - ~ ORDERS OF D°ANNUNZIO   Leader Calls” on . People to Stand by Him

Goverment Expects To End: State of War With  Fiume: By Cutting Of ‘Supplies; D’Annunzio Declares Lives Will Be Given To Defeat Treaty: One Soldier Killed

ITALIANS SEEK ~TOSTARVE POET TO SUBMISSION   No Active Hostilities . Accompany Investiture of Fiume.

STARVATION TO. — SUBDUE FIUME   Expected to End State, of a ‘War. - &   HTALIAN TROOPS = ~ AWAIT QUTCOME   Barrage of Proclamations Is Fired,

HUNGER IS AN ALLY  OF ITALIAN ARMY   REGULAR TROOPS SETTLE DOWN TO STARVE D’ANNUNZIO OUT.   This is Poet's Expressed Intention, But People of Fiume Not Strong for It.   Many Civilians Leave ‘City Dis Revarding Invitations to Remain and Die.:

MENACING   Italian Army and Navy Are Tightening Steel Gircle About D’Annunzio's Legionnaires in Fiume.   os  REFUGEES. FROM CITY REPORT MUCH DISTRESS   Soldiers Are, Deserting Poet Warrior as Italy's Plans to Starve Them. Out: Becoms   Wanifect.  f

STARVATION MAY END STATE OF WAR EXISTIN   Italian Government Troops Wait For Hunger to Defeat D’Annunzio’s Plan

STARVATION WILL DUST O'ANNUNZ!O   ITALIAN GOVERNMENT DE. PENDS ON FAMINE TO CONQUER POET.   NO OPEN CONFLICT YET   Hostilities in Strangest War In History of Modern Times Confined So Far to Exchange. of Propaganda,

PROCLAMATIONS ARE LONG SUIT OF CAR fT ANNIINZIN   Poet-Warrior Shoots Them Thick and Fast at Populace.   COMMANDS ALL TO BE READY TO DIE   Ring of Government Troop: About Fiume is Being Tightened.

STARVATION 70 £ END CRAZY, WAR AGAINST FILME   bVALIAN TROOPS SETTLE WOWN TO DEFEAT -PPANNUNZIO WITH @ HUNGER WEAPON, ff  wees Laan g

Comet —. 4 woo 7 * * ~~ 8      wt vant z 2 Tr we 3 if sorty-hignt rlour Limit inuash:  CovernW4 Wadd  a      a 4  PaoTiveen ICE Aw eres          ‘ ; i Mente ana fly  hee

Hunger Is Counted on io End War in Regency of Quarnero.      TIME LIMIT EXPIRES:   Troops of Rome Are Merely Waiting for Hunger to Close Campaign.

ITALIAN TROOPS: TIGHTEN CORDON   ————  D’Annunzio’s Appeal to Inhabitants Fails to Rally Them to His Support.   KILL’ GOVERNMENT MAN

REGULAR TROOPS SETTLE DOWN TO STARVE D'ANNUNZIO OUT.      This ix Poet's Expressed Intention, But People of Fiume Not sStreug fer Et.      Many Civilians Leave ‘City Dis * Regarding Invitations ta Remain and 1B:

HUNGER 1S USED AS WEAPON OF WAR TO QUEL POET   TROOPS WAIT FOR: LACK OF FOOD TO END “SPATE OF SEIGE.”          ‘6 Order to Stay in  Ti BK ee

STARVATION IS SEEN AS FIUME ENEMY   ‘State of War” Expected to End When Hunger Hits People.   HUNDREDS LEAVE POET'S STRONGHOLD

THE END   This Is What Captain D’Annun: zio Says He is Planning to Do.

PLAN TO STARVE -D’ANNUNZIO ARM}   Mtalian Forces Exnect 1a Use it a Chief Weapon Againat the Dic tator of Fiume,

‘One Government ‘Bolder ‘ Kale      SHOTS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN FIRED 'AT DESTROYER   LOSING . HOLD. ON’ PEOPLE   Inhabitants’ ‘Not Eager to ‘‘Sacri, ” fice ‘Lives’’ ag Exhort ‘edto Do

GAR, TAKES UE BUSINESS   May Increase Per Capita Tax; Will Oppose Radicalism

G.A.R. ENCAWPWEST      Delegates Tureed te Busineas of Or ganizat! Teday—Sixtercn Hundred Se 5h een oe When named

G.A.R. TURNS . TO BUSINESS   First Session Held Toray Veterans Begin to Leay for Hume.

G. A. R. TURNS T0 BUSINESS TODAY   National Encampment Festivi ties Are Over and Election of Officers Is Next.   FEDERATION IS PROPOSED

GRAND. ARMY.-VETS —PAKE-UP- BUSINESS   Convention Considers Federation Of Veteran Societies To ComcS ee aS net Bene cre eta tte Nether

BRYAN HOLDS LEAD _N NEBRASKA VOTE   Has Ten Delegates to Six fo Hitchcock: Johnson Hoids Big Lead

MORE INFORMATION ON THE MAN WHO. PREDICTED WALL ..  CFR Fees FV Rt AeAAR

EAPLOGION GLUE REPORTED FROM WESTERN COAST   PETECTIVE HAS NAME OF AN OTHER MAN WHO PREDICTED EXPLOSION ON 15TH.

FOUR SPEECHES WEEK SCHEDULE    After That Senator Harding  Will fake Road for First   Campaign Swing.    TRAVELING SALESMEN  AT MARION SATURDAY   Four Thousand of Them are Expected to Visit the : Senator Then.

HARDING WILL BEGIN TOUR OF LAND WN WEEK   Senater To Close Front Porch Campaign This Week.   ADDRESSES VETERANS   Gives Talk Monday Before Delegation Of the G. Av Ee

FRONT PORCH WILL END STAY AT HORE  FOUR SPEECHES Oh   First Real Swing of Cam paign Will Be Sfavled Jy Senator Harding Nex! Sanday. 7   ADDRESSES VETERANS.   G. A. R. Members Slop Off ‘To Meel Lhe Nominee Enroule lo National Enesnp menut,

Front Porch  Campaign To End This Week   Four Speeches To Be Made Be fore Harding Starts Circuit Tour.   G. A. R. VETERANS AT FRONT PORCH TODAY   Senator Capper Tells Harding Outlook For Victory Is Rosy.

INTERNATIONAL CODE TREATY TO BE SIGNED SOON   All Civilized Nations Will Agree on Telegraphic Communication Medium

PACT 10 DEFINE WIRE. RADIO COD   U. 8S. Wants German Atlantic Lines, After Restored To Former Position

SCHOOLS TO BE NOST- PROMIoy. NENT FRATCKE,   To Have Nine Army Corps and ' National Guard Is To Be Duly Recognized,

NEW ARMY PLAN PROVIDES WAYS OF EXPANSION   Will Revolutionize the Military Methods in America, According to Experts   GUARD IS STRONG FACTOR   Bill Broadens Scope of Reserve Officers Training Corps at Universities

REGRGANIZATION OF ARMY WILL BE BASED ON PLANS FOR RAPID EXTENSION FOR WAF

AMERICAS NEW ARMY IS FORMING   Military Branch Being Revoluionized Under New Aimy Bili Passed by Congress  National Guard Plays Prom inent Part.

PEAGETIME ARMY MAYBE SCATTERED OVER 9 DISTRICTS   Tentative Reorganization Plan Provides One Army Corps _for Each Division.   MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE REVOLUTIONIZED   Reqular Army of 295,000 to Be Supplemented by National Guard and Reserves.

REORGANIZATION (FU, §, ARMY IS NOWUNDER WAY   The Regular Army Will Contair 295,000 Members, Militia 440,000.   RESERVE SIZE UNDECIDED   Will Take Several Months to Accomplish Complete Change.

SOVIET ARK PORT UNREVEALED      Ship Maferd, tarvrsing t adesirables,  te Arrive Somewhere Today.

ALLEN ENDEAVOR -. HAD SESSION HERE   Many Delegates at Meeting Held in St. Luke A. M. E. Church in awrence

ALLEN ENDEAVOR  . HAD SESSION HERE   Many Delegates at Meeting Held in St. Luke AJM. E. Chureh in ¥ vryy rence

MAIL TRAIN HELD UP BY LONE BANDIT   Locks Clerks in ClosetRobs Twelve Bags of Mail.

‘LONE BANDIT ROBS MAIL   Unmasked and With Empty RKevolver He Wolds Up FremontOmahn 3ril Ceosch.

BUSINESS MEN IN EAT MAN TRAIN TO BREAK STRIKE   Baldwin Locomotive Head and Member of Morgan & Co. in N. J. Volunteer Crew.   ONCE BICYCLE CHAMPION FIRES ERIE LOCOMOTIVE   Commuters to New York Carry Grips, Prepared to Spend Night if Necessary.

RICH AS ENGINEMEN   WEALTHY MEN HELP RAILROAD FIGHT “OUTLAW” STRIKE.   Crowds Cheer as New Jersey Million aires and Others Fire Locomotives on Erie Road.

MONEY KINGS PILOT TRAINS TO NIP STRIKE   Volunteers Greeted With Loud Cheers by. New York Crowds

CIVILIANS i Sieh A xt      Volunteer Strke-Breakers At Nw York Termiials Cheered By Mulatude.   Tie-Up Virtually Unchanged dn World’s Greatest City.

“Captains of Industry’ Man Trains—Mayor of Westwood, N. J., Fires Engine On One Train.

BREAKING THE STRIKE   Voliinicers Among The Civilian: Taking Places oi The Strikers,

VOLUNTEERS RUN TRAINS TONEW YORK   CARRYING COMMUTERS FROM JERSEY TOWNS INTO METROPOLIS.   Trains Operated by Wealthy Residents of Suburban Places — Strike Situation in the East Today.

VOLUNTEERS T0 REPLACE CREWS   BANKERS, -BUSINESS MEN AND OFFICIALS MAN N.4  Mp ATRIA

DANKERS AS THAIN CREWS, MILLIONAIRE FIREMEN, FOR  THING NTA RIC VADY PITS PAU GO SLE PUA aE   Civilian Volunteers for Suburban Trains Enthusiastically Greeted by Crowds at Stations and in the Terminals.   SOME STRIKERS SHOW HOSTILITY; AMERICAN LEGION MEN AT WORK

DIVILIANS ARE GIVEN A RGUSING ECE OT IAN      Volunteer Strke-Rroakers At Now York Termi ials Cheered By Mulctuda.   lie-Up Virtually Unchanged dr World’s Greatest City.

F INANCIERS AND MAYORS MAN EASTERN TRAINS IN EFFORT TO END STRIKE

NEW -YORK--FIGHES TQ BREAK ‘STRIKE   Concerted Effort: to Keep Passenger and Mail Trains . In Operation.

VOLUNTEERS IN ENGINES; MANY REACH NEW YORK   Ex-Service Men, Bankers, Etc., Man Locomotives in East.

CIVILIAN CREWS (OPERATE TRAINS   Millionaires Don Denim to Assist Traffic in Eastern Cities During Tieup.   CABINET MEETING HELD

POSSIBILITIES OF TREMENDOUS © NATURE FACEL   Republican Couvenlion Is Scene of Greatest Political Battle in History of Parl.   MANY CONFABS   Delegates Get Together During Long Hours of the ‘Night In Effort to Gompromise,

Both Have Endorsement of Penrose, Who Insists Upon a Candidate Who  Can Go to White House Thie Fall

Leaders said to have agreed to eliminate all other candidates   DARK HORSE 1S POSSIBLE   All night conferences leaves the situation still clouded in darkness

VOLSTEAD ACT ENFORCER IS ORDERED ARRAIGNED   San Francisco Woman Indicted on Charge of Conspiracy to Violate Dry Law

CHARGE VIOLATION OF VOLSTEAD ACI   California Notables Are Cited to Appear.

GET HIGH UPS IN BOOZE CASE   Mrs. Warburton, Former Prohi. bition Officer and Senator's Secretary, Indicted.

WOMAN PRO OFFICER UNDER INDICTMENT FOR VIOLATION OF THE VOLSTEAD LAW

Rome Attacks Young Men’s Christian . Association in Décree Issued Toda’

HOLY OFFICE LAUNCHES ATTACK UPON Y. MG. &.   ‘Catholic Bishops are Urged to . Watch “Ogganization which Instills Apostacy”

VATICAN'S WARNING AGAINST Y.M. C.A   ‘Instills Apostacy to Catholic Religion in the Minds Of Its Adherents”   OFFICIALS OF THE Y. M.C. A. EXPRESS ASTONISHMENT

WARNING ISSUED TO ALL BISHOPS      Holy Office Says Y. M. C. A. In stills Apostasy of Catholic Religion.   REAL NATURE NOT KNOWN   Young Men's Christian Association Officials Astonished at Papal Decree. Unable to Explain Reason,

YMCA "EXPRESSES ~ SURPRISE   DECREE ISSUED  AT ROME TO.WATCH  -THAT ORGANIZA“TION,    Secretary Denies That I ‘is a Proselyting Organi.  gation and a Corrupter . of Faiths.

POPE AGAINST THEY.M:C.E   Decree Issued Asking Bishop: to Wate Organization Which “Corrupts Faith of Youth.’   OFFICIALS ARE SURPRISED

POPE SAYS Y.M.C. A. CORRUPTS FAITH OF ‘YOUTHS OF AMERICA   In Decree Issued Today at Vatican Catholic Clergy Is  Asked to’ Keep Watch on™ “Unfriendly” Organization

POPE ISSUES DECREE AGAINST THEY. M.C. A   TELLS BISHOPS ORGANIZATION  - INSTILLS INDIFFERENCE AND APOSTASY IN MINDS OF THE CATHOLIC YOUTH.

Organization Corrupter of Youths, Says: Holy Office Decree Which Amazes Y, Mi C. A. Officials   CATHOLIC BISHOPS ARE REQUESTED TO “WATCH IT"

OFFICE OF THE HOLY SEE  ‘SUES HOSTILE DECREE,   Catholle Blshops-Are Warned Ths the Y. MW. C. Avis a “Corru;ter of the Falth of Youth.”

DECREE: ISSUED = AGAINST. Y. M. 6.    Bishops Warned To Be Vigilant, Lest Organization Undermine’ Faith , - Of Young Men

WARNS CATRGLICS AGAINST Y. ALC. A   HOLY OFFICE AT ROME ASKS BISHOPS TO WATCH ORGANIZATION   BAD CHARGE BROUGHT   clin “Y" Accused of instilling Indifefrence 2nd Apostasy Among Catholics

CHURCH HEAD MAKES ATTACK ONY. M.C. A   HOLY OFFICE ISSUEé DE CREE ASKING CaATHOLt BISHOPS TO WATCH THE ORGANIZATION. —

HOLY OFFICE IN ATTACK ONY: MC. 4   Declares It Corrupts Faith  of Youths.

DID HOLY SEE MEAN Y.MLC.A2   “An Organization” Subject of Rome Decree.   NEW YORK Y MAKES ANSWER   Officials of Oversees Department Y. M. C. A. Says Association Doesn't Proselyte or Corrupt Faith.

WARNS CATHOLIGS AGAINST YMG. A   Moly Ortiee tie Tome alts Assoay      “y” SECRETARY SURPRISED         OVO M. GoAL Not a. Proselythig . Geganization,. Saya OC. °2. _ Hibbard, General Secretary

DEGREE BY POPE HITSATYSMLGAA   Warns Catholics Against Ad- herence to Principles of Organization.

PE MARKED UPEN ATTACK ON YMCA   y. M, C. A. Officials Express Them. s¢ives as Greatly Surprised Over Attack,

ie “PATH OF YOUTHS   DECREE ASKS. CATHOLIC BISHOPS TO WATCH AMERICAN ORGANIZATION

VATICAN ASSAILS Y. M. C. A.   Catholics Warned Against Body as Corruption of Faith—Officiais Surprised by Attack.

WAIGAR (oUEy DECREE AGAINST JOVNINGT MLL. A  Tells Bishops That It Instill: Apostacy Among Cathntlice      RECALLS CANON LAW

CATHOLIC CHURCH ATTACKS Y. M.A      Holy Office in Statement Téday Calk ‘the “Y” a Corrupter of Youths of America

SAYS Y.N.C.A. CORRUPTS FAITE OF THE YOUTE   Holy Office Asks Bishops To Be On Watch   Says That Association Instill: Indifference ”

AKER MAY GET * BEBUBIICAN Dy AGS   GEARY IS RUNNING cI STON VERY CLOSE   STURTEVANT SURE GF COURT LEAT   FREE 1S AHEAD ARBINST HERSMAR

GONZALEZ TO  BE ACCORDED PROMPT TRIAL   Alleged Leader-of Abor tive Revolution Was  > Taken Today.

ALLEGED REVOLT LEADER CAUGHT   GONZALEZ WILL BE PLACED ON TRIAL IN MEXICO,   Resisted Arrest—Draft of Plan’ For Revolation Found on Aide’s Person  —Troops Go to Border,

GHOSE COURT IN GONZALES TRIAL   Mexican Revolutionary Leader is Arrested and Held in Prison.   GUARD . AGAINST REVOLT

MEXICAN REBEL LEADER CAUCHT   General Pablo Gonzales  Found Hiding in Cellar and Must Stand Trial.   FIND PLANS FOR REYOL]

RESOLUTE’S SKIPPER   frouble in Naevo Leoa Believed to Be Part of Work of General Gonzales      His Refu to Denounce Lesders of Nuevo Leen Revelt Les to His Arrest

Provisional: President - Afraic _ He Woud Be Intellectual Director of Opposition ~~

‘GENERAL GONZALEZ WILL BE BROUGHT 10 TRL IMMEDIATELY, STATES ROVERNMENT   Accusedlof Leadership af Abortive Revolution in the State af Nuevo Leon

GEN, GONZALES TO G0 ON TRIAL I MEXICO IMMEDIATEL    Former Presidential Candidate -Is Accused Of Leading Abortive Revolution In Mexico.   IS FOUND HIDING IN CELLAR

GONZALES SAID TO BE A PRISONER   And Will be Tried Before a ‘Court of Generals to Ascertain His Part in the Abortive Revolution Planned for Wesien

Former Candidate for ‘Mexican Presidency and Alleged Leader of Abortive Revolution is Taken in Custody   CHIEF OF STAFF CARRIES PLANS FOR INSURRECTION      Alleged Conspiracy Contemplates Ousting of All Government Departments Now Functioning in Mexico

AND IT IS A! MEXICAN  MILES ? “TARY, COURT... 023      GENERAL REFUSES -TO-. CON: DEMN LEADERS... 23      Declared They Were Personal Friends So Government: Of ‘elals Proceeded.. .

GONZALES WILL BE TRIED AS A REVOLUTIONIST   Former Candidate for Moxicai Presidency Captured; Government Names Court for Trial, Mexico City Papers Say

GONZALES TO BE TRIED AT ONCE   Leader of Abortive RevoJntion in Mexico.

ARREST GENERAL GONZALEZ AS A REBEL LEADER   Found Hiding in Lodging  House—Tries to Resist : Arrest

CHIEF OF LATESI REVOLUTION TAKEN   General Pablo Gonzalez, Fore mer Candidate for President, Captured — Draft of Revolt Plans Found.   BRIDGES AND PETROLEUM STEAMSHIP ARE BURNED   Managers of Oil Companies Claim Bolsheviki Are Hine dering Laborers — Nuevo Laredo Is Attacked.

MIAKING CLAIM ~ GONFIDENTL)   THAT HIS MAN WILL WIN, AND ON EARLY BALLOT, BUT GIVE NO DETAILS   Platform Appears To Have No Effect On Relative Chances of Wood, Johnson and Lowden,

REPUBLICANS ADOPT ROOT TREATY PLANK   HARMONY COMPROMISE OVER PACT FORESTALLS THREATENED SPLIT   ARE UNITED IN ACCEPTANCI   Irreconcilables and Mild Reserva. tionists Aeree on Principles.

HARMONY AMONG THE REPUBLICANS   Settle Differences On League Plank and Convention Adopts the Platform.   Sessions Open Today At  O’clock—Will Nominate and Select Candidate.

UPHOLDS SENATE IN REJECTION. OF WILSON'S TREATY   Reach: Harmony in League Issue After Bitter Debate . On Platform Stand   NO CANDIDATE AFFECTED BY ANY LEADING PLANKS   Convention Meets This Morning and Wil Ballot Con tinuously on Names

NOMINATIONS WILL BE PLACED BEFORE CONVENTION TODAY   Silence Maintained on Prohibition—Party Stands for Law Enforcement, White Says.   DELEGATES HOOT DOWN THE MINORITY REPORT   Governor Lowden Refused to Make Statement on Platform Following Adoption,

Eleventh Hour Compromise on Platform Is  Considered Victory for Johngon-Borah ° Group; Minority Report Is Drowned Out; Start Speeches at 9 O'clock   TWO SESSIONS OF DAY SHORT

CRANE “SATISFIED” WITH TREATY PLANK   Draft Prepared by Root Weeks Ago Accepted   Lodge Threatened to Carry Fight tc Floor of Convention

Warring Elements at Chicage Thresh Out Differences and Agree on League Plank   Harmony Again Reigns With Its Acceptance---Completed Platform Adopted in Convention—Tsday’s  Session Ms End Until Party’s Standard Bearer Has Been Named

Document Hits-Hard Adminuistration of Wilson in Peace and War; For Collective Bargatning, Industrial Arbitration

PLATE ORM SUBMITTED BY SUB-COMMITTEE IMMEDI. ATELY ADOPTED! WITHOUT OPPOSITION—CARRIES SCATHING ARRAIGNMENT OF ADMINISTRATION.

SPLIT PREVENTED BY COMPROMISE AN LEAGUE PLANK   President Wilson’s Covenant Condemned and Senate Rejection of Treaty Upheld   CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT WILL BE NOMINATED TODAY   Relative Chances of Aspirants Apparently Little Affected by Platform Agreement, Preceded by Many Hours of Heated Negotiations.

NO BOLT FROM PARTY RANKS   CONVENTION KEPT i~TacT BY A TREATY COMPROMISE.   LEAGUE ISSUE IS HARMONIZED   $308 ASD 1.4™MB AT Last LI£ oows TOGETHER.   agreement Without Rearing (se the presidential ¢ enteat— Delegates etting Tired and Apsiows to Pod Big show.

PLATFORM IS ADOPTED FOR 1920 FIGHT   SPLIT IN PARTY AVERTED WHEN IRRE.CONCILABLES AGREE TO CO MPROMISE.

$1500 APPROPRIATED FOR COUNTY FAIR PRIZES   Farm and Livestock €xhibiton _Danvilie August 18 and 19.

KANSAS COURT SITS ON OPEN SHOP PLEA   Employers Resort To Industrial Court For Abrogation Of Contract.

OPEN SHOP AN ISSUE IN COUR‘   KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT TO PASS ON UNION DEWAND.   SYRUP COMPANY WANTS . TO -FIRE FIREWEN AND CANNOT.   Business Is Off, and One = Boiter Only Necded.-An Error ot “Expediency”?

NOW BEFORE KANSAS COURT   Fort Scott Company Bring: Up Question.   WANTS TO ANNUL CONTRACT   With Firemen and Oiler's Union and Applies to Court of Industrial Relations.

it Is the First Suit Brought By Employers Under the Industrial Court Act      nder Contract Company Is Nw Ohliged to Hire Firemen It Doesn’t Need

“OPEN SHOP” IN KANOAS WILL BE DECIDED SOON    Conrt of Industrial Relations Has Question Up for Decision,   WILL SET PRECEDENT  FOR ENTIRE STATE   Fort Scott Case is Being Heard By the Court Today,

 “OPEN SHOP” CASE  TS BEFORE COURT      ET. SOTT FIRM WOULD ABRO. GATE CONTRACT WITH A UNION   It Is the First Suit Brought By Empioyers Under the Industrial Court Act   Under Contract Company Is N®w Obliged to Hire Firemen It Doesn't Need

“OPEN SHOP” BEFORE KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT WHEN EMPLOYER ASKS RESCIND CONTRACT

a TEST LEGALITY. OE “OPEN SHOP”   ‘Kansas. “Yndustetat  Court © WU “Make” Recision on: Inyortint  Leber Question            EMPLOYERS COME. TO “BAT   ent Sotehun-Syrup Company $ Court to Madify Cantract Wilh Firemen’s Union, ~

“OPEN SHOP” CASE TO COURT   Decision on Question Sought ir First Employer's Suit Before Allen Tribunal.

‘OPEN SHOP’. DISCUSSION   It isa “Matter for Decision by Industrial Court, .. .   IT HAS MUCK “SIGNIFICANCE”   This is Statement of Judge Huge gins of Court—Case From FUScott

LEGION CANCELS i “BID TO HARDING   The. American  Legion Ang gery at What ’ 4g Termed “An ‘Affront to the). Legion by Harding."

INVITATION TO SEN. HARDING RECALLED   “Hits Gervices Are_mot Needed” Says Oue—Dodication of Scidiees’ Memerial Park Delayed Once Be cause He Could Not Teke Part.

WAR VitERANS INGENSED AT (.0.P, NOMINEE   ST. LOUIS SOLDINERS WITHDRAW INVITATION TO SPEAK AT MEMORIAL PARK

LEGION CANCELS BID TO HARDING   TIRE oF CHANGING DATES 0! MEMORIAL TO SUIT CONVENTENCE OF NOMINEE

MORE BABIES SAVED   Crop in 1919 a New Record, Hygiene Association Reports..

FOR FRONT-PORCH CAMPAIGN   Presidential Candidate Harding te Stay at Ohio Home.

HARDING TO STAY AT HOME   Republican Candidate to Conduct z “Front-Porch” Campaign for the Presidency.

RUSSIANSPLANA           Trotzky Massing , x y New Armies Fors i. Drive.   Reported To Be In Disorderly Retreat All Along Line.

ASK CLOTHING. MEN TO SHAVE ON ALL PROFITS   Department of Justice and Industry Representatives Engage in Conference. —

DEALERS MUST SHAVE PROFIT ON CLOTHING   Insistence That All Interests Engaged in Making Men’s Duds Cut Prices.   GOVERNMENT MEN GIVE OUT THE ORDERS   Conference Held in Chicago May Be of Benefit to  the Consumer. 

INSIST UPON PRICE DROF   CONFER CE OF ALL EINTERESTED IN CLOTHING INDUSTRY.      }  Held Bebind Closed Loors With Re; presentative of Deparunent  E ® ef Justice in Charge.

INSIST THAT MEN’S  “STORES CUT PROFITS   Department of‘Justice and Rep -resentatives of All Element: . of Industry Meet.

INSIST GN CUT IN PROFITS   Gevernment Officials Confer With the Makers of Men's Clothina.

‘SHAVE YOUR PROFITS’   THAT IS WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION IS ASKING NOW,   All Interests Engaged in Produclug Clothing Asked te Retrench. to Reduce Prices.

ASK PRODUCERS MENS’ CLOTHING TO SHAVE PROF   Department Of Justic« Makes Proposal Part OF 1 C.. L. Fiekt.

REVIVAL ENDS IN GUN FIGHT   TWO SIDES OF HALF A HUNDRED MEN EACH TURN CHURCH YARD INTO BS TTLEFIELD

PILGRIM CHURCH OBSCURE   Almost Forgotten London Building : Plays Part in Tercentenary ~

RENEWS PACT BATTLE   SENATE DECIDES TO RECONSID.ER THE NOVEMBER VOTE.   Struggle Over League of Nations Brought Again Before the Upper House.

REPRIEVE FOR TREATY   Senate Votes to Return the Pact to Committee.   Body Alse Decides, 63 to 9, to Recon tider Vote by Which It Was Rejected.

LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM OFFERED BY FARMERS   Changes Sought tn Tatil f Ta ad Transportation Acts. 

FARM FEDERATION WILL INFLUENCE LEGISLATION   Demand Appointment of Seerctary Of Agriculture Acquainted With All Phases of Farming.

FARM BUREAU HAS BIG GRIST OF MEASURE!   Legislative Program Covers Tarif Income Tax, ae Act, and New ills.

WANT DIRT FARMER FAR CABINET PQS]   American Farm Bureau Fed. eration Frames Legislativa Pranram   FAVORS DEEP WATERWAY   Asks Congress to Changi . Tariff, Income Tax Law and to Pass New Measures

IFF CHANGE   f Income Tax Law an ymins Transportation  Alco Is Sought   L TO HARDING   at of Secretary of Ag: Thoroughly Familiar Farming Is Asked

LEGISLATIVE CHANGES ARE REQUESTED   American Farm Bureau Federation Meeting In Indianapolis, Express Desires in Resolution.

CONGRESS URGED TO ENACT FARM RELIEF MEASURES   Extensive Legislative Program Advocated By Farm Bureau   STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS OPPOSED BY BUREAU   Program Includes Revision — of Tariff and Income Tax Bills

FARMERS PLAN EXPORT TRADE CORPORATION   Pass Resolution Opposing _ Federal Reserve Board Policy of Deflation   RAP DAYLIGHT SAVING   PROTEST AGAINST GUARANTEEING SUM TO RAILROADS ON COST-PLUS BASIS

ats et   Changes in Tariff and Tax Included in Program   OPPOSING LABOR   Strikes Scored — Ask Financial Aid for Agriculture

WALTER AT HEAD OF HUGE MERGER   Bradford Man Presiden of New Corporation   nter-State Window Glas:  Company Officered by Mc Kean County Men Take: Control of 12 or 15 Glas: Making Plants in Fow States—Local Plants In

TOO MUCH OF CLASS STRUGGLE   Presideat ef Yerthwestersa Lameats it im Address te Women.

EL PASO OFFICERS ABANDON. SEARCH FOR LARA SMT   Wanted for Connection With Hamon Murder, at Juarez— Telegram Was Construed to Mean Not Wanted and No Reward Offered,

GIVE UP SEARCH   Texas Sheriff Hears Clara Smit! Located at Juarez, Is Not Vanted

MISS SMITH MAY BE IN MEXICO: STILL MYSTER'   E] Paso Officers Getiing Tire: But Ardmore, Oklahoma,  Never Tires.

CLARA BARTON SMITH ~ NOW SAFE IN MEXIC   Almost Within Grasp of Law Las ' Night; Further Search Is Abandoned,

EL PASO SHERIFF INTERCEPS CONFIDENTIAL TELEGRAM ~- SEARCH SHOWS WOMAN FLEW THE COOP

CLARA SMITH CROSSED BORDER   El Paso Police Say the ' Search Has Ended  For Them

BIG SEARCH FOR CLARA B. SMITH DECLARED OVER   Police Officials Say Miss Smith Almost Within Their Grasp.   CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES MAKE REWARD DEMAND

A PAYROLL ROBBERY   Pandits Disapnear in Holiday Crowd After Grabbing Money

RORBERY AT ST. LOUIS.   ‘Bandits Obtain 84, 200 at Neinon Manufacturing Company,

FESS ASKS HIGHER TEACHERS’ PAY   Local Senator Says Brains Worth More Than Brawn

SAVINGS SECURITIES   Two New Denominations Is. sued by Government

To Issue Dollar Stamps      New Savings Plan Announced by Houston ‘

DANGER HARBORING REDS   ‘Department of Justice Points Ont Methods of Communist Agents ln Propagcauda.

Bepartment of Justice Points Gut Methods of Communist Agents  tn Propuxcnnilu.

GRADS MEET {h FOURTH REUNION AT AARTSVILLI   Former Students of Hartsville Col lege Mster to Meeting Today   CHAPEL EXERCISES ARE HELD   College Songs are Sung by Loya Alumni and ta mnae in Praise of

GRADS MEET Ih FOURTH REUNICN AT HARTSVILLE   Forrser Studenis of Hartsville College Motor to Meeting Today   CHAPEL EXERCISES ARE HELD   ‘College Sengs are Sung by Loya  - Alumni and Aluminae in Praise of Alma Mater

IN HONOK OF PIL GRIM FATHE ES, Tercenfeonary of Landing to Be Cele.  Reweartask Bee Bh mucm- Ft2 a8 mew

TENANTS HOWL IN GLEE      WHEN N.Y. JEDGE REFU ROSEESMION PLEA OF PRUFITEERING LANDLORD:

TENANTS HOWL WITH GLEE IN GOTHAM COURT   Applaud Judge When Eviction Proceedings Are Dismissed.

KANSAS LAW BEING VIOLATED   State Authorities Determined to Eaforce Indestrial Ceurt.

MULTITUDES OUT OF WORK BY WEIRD PLAY OF SWITCHMEN!   OUTLAW RANKS GAINING GROUND  EVERY HOUR   CLAIMS OF OLD- LINE UNION CHIEFS NOT BORNE OUT; BY FACTS—MANY CITIES TIED UP BY BIG STRIKE, WORST MAY BE YET TO COME   New York Yards Tied Up Only Milk Is Kept Going

HARVARD DEFEATS OREGINT TOBIN FOOTBALL CONTES   Crimson Upholds Honor of Eas in abt Football Game on Coast,

primson Football! Warr Ors of East Shows: Supremacy Over! Western. College. Team.at To rm iment of » Roses, Pasadena, Cal, f “Harvard ~ Scores Touch own nd Goal-~ 2 Maat Points are, Mate by Two Field Goals

SORRY TIMES FOR IRELAND   Cardinal Legee, in Pastoral Letter Says Never Before Has Such  Me Dic ee, Di ae ss. ,.

CONDITION OF IRISH WORST WITHIN. MEMOR\   aw Drastic Repression on One Side, Tany Tessness and Crime on Other, Says Cardinal.

JOHNSON AND HOOVER SCRAP PRAWNS WARNER   League of Nations : Develops . as Bone of Contention Between Opponents

IFAGNE STAND OF JOANSON   Declares Senator Has Evaded Answering His Question on Subject.   ASKS WHAT KIND OF LEAGUE HE WANTS   “I, League With Reservation: an ‘English League?’ © Hoover Asks.

HOOVER PUTS SOME POSERS TO JOHNSON   Demands Latter Answer Some Questions In Which Voters Are Really Interested.

Johnson and Hoover Befuddls -Issue by Charge and Reiteration of Infamy   EXPOSE HOOVER CAMPAIGN   Johnson’s Expenses in Part o California Published as Dare to Hoover

MAKE WAY WITH STOLEN HIDES   'THTEF © OUTWITS , BICKNEL! j CHIEF OF POLICE, ESCAPES L WITH $350 WORTH OF FUR

The Statement of Martens Before Senate Committe   Officials of United States islet ens Charged with Cooperating Actively with Russian Soviet Government.

U.S. Officials Aided Reds in Plot to Wreck  Germany, Says Martens

Soviet Representative Martens Telis Senate That George Creel’s Bureau of Propaganda was Acting With Lenine and Trotzky on ‘One Hand and Circulating Hard Stories. of Them On the Other—Red “Ambassador” Gives Senate Committee an Earful.

U. S. CO-OPERATED WITH RUSS SOVIET   Martens Tells Senate Body That Two Nations United to Un dermine Germany.

MARTENS. INVOLVES GREEL AND...  - ROBINS IN SOVIET ACTIVITIES   Tells Senate Cammitlée: They Were “United States Offcial: Who Aided’ Propaganda to: Overthrow.  1 awerial Gemian-Government.

MARTENS CHARGES UNITED STATES "HELPED SOVIE!      Told Senate Committee Thal ' U.S. Joined Harids with Russia against Germany.   ROBINS, OTHERS. NAMED   Creci’s Bureau’ Also’ a Part of. the General Scheme, According To Martens’ State Pen ae

CREEL. COOPERATED WITH RUSSIAN REDS, MARTENS DECLARES   SAYS CHAIRMAN OF. PUB. LIC INFORMATION  SPREAD “SISSON DOC-. “TIME N TSO   ROBINS ACCUSED   Red Cross Worker Named it Disclosure of Anti-Ger* man Plan.

CHARGES GEO. CREEL WITH WORKING BOTH SIDES,   He Also Connects Raymond Robhing Anvther Well Known Reformer - “With Soviet.

MARTENS SAYS U. §. OFFICIALS AIDED SOVIEI   Names Raymond Robins as On Who Co-Operated In Propaganda Against Germany.   CREEL’S BUREAU HELPED   Witness Says Soviet Offered to, : -Drop Propaganda For Return of Trade.

SAYSU,S.USED SOVIET TO OUST HUN GOVERNMENT   Martens Declares George Creel. Conducted Campaign.   RED CROSS AGENT IS. ‘MENTIONED IN HEARING   Soviet “Ambassador” Says His Government Worked With U.S. —

AMERICAN “GUNMEN” ARE HELPING IRISH, CHARGE   Liverpool Is Quiet After Outbreak Of Incendiarism-——Outrages Feared in Tondon.

21 PER GENT RISE FOR LAST YEAR   living Costs For the Wage Earners Still Soaring,

LIVING COSTS INCREASED MORE HAN 100 PER CENI   General Average of Costs More Thar Doubled Since 1914 in Detroit Norfolk and Elsewhere.

DETROIT HAS HIGHEST PRICES   Lends List of Cities Showing In “rense Ower 191%.

mi ae emma LE ee  Test Suit Growing Out of Salima Bank Failure to Affect State Guaranty Lau

AMERICAN RELEASED   ww. W. Adams Kidnapped by Mexicans Glven His Freedom

A NUMBER OF LUBBOCK CITIZENS WILL BUILD. HOMES AND SELL IN:'A WAY, THAT PEOPLE CAN BUY THEM:   They Expect. to Build and Sell and Expect té: Keep the Work of Build ing Going on Continually.. Buildings will be Well Located — . And Conveniently Constructed

A NUMBER OF LUBBOCK CITIZENS WILL BUILD. HOMES AND SELL IN-A WAY,THAT PEOPLE CAN BUY THEM.    THE FIRST HOUSE WILL BE STARTED TAIS WEEK   They Expect to Build and Sell and Expect to Keep the Work of Building Going on Continually.. Buildings will be Well Located And Conveniently Constricted

M’HENRY OPPOSES SENATOR LENROOT FOR VOLSTEAD ACT   Oshkosh Mayor Bolts Republican Nomimee; to Issue Another Statement

M’HENRY OPPOSES SENATOR LENROOT FOR VOLSTEAD AG?   Oshkosh Mayor Bolis Republi can Nominee; to Issue An a ae ey en

BOLSHEVIKS FORCED BACK ON BUG LINE   Jesperate Battle Rages on Entire Front With Russians Losing Ground— London Discounts Report Warsaw Has Fallen.

RUSSIAN REDS — BEATEN BACK   Bloody Battle at the Gates of Warsaw, Says Report.   ENTIRE FRONT {S$ AFLAME   Bolsheviki Thrown Back With Severe Losses—The Capital’s Defenders Now on the Offensive—Key Defenses Well Defended.

YANKEE SAILORS RESCUE 70   Heroic Work by Officers and Crew of U. §. Steamer Saves Japanese Ship

SAILORS RESCUE 70   Heroic Work by Officers and Crew of UU. S Steamer Saves Japanese Ship

AMERICANS SAVE. JAPANESE FROM : BURNING VESSEL   Respond to S.O.S. Call oi Kiyo Maru and Rescues 70

70 RESCUED BY YANK TARS   Japanese Ship Saved.From Flames by Herolc Work of American Sailors.

70 RESCUED BY YANK TARS   Japanese Ship Saved by Heroic Work  at American Sailors.

AUTO TURNS TURTLE  - OCCUPANTS ESCAPE       SUTOMOBILE IN WHICH STEVENS POINT MEN WERE RIDING OVERTURNED IN,DITCH REAR MOSINER

AUTC TURNS TURTLE OCCUPANTS ESCAPE   AUTOMOBILE IN WHICH STEVENS POINT MEN WERE RIDING OVERTURNED IN DITCH NEAR VOSINEF

OLIVE Bn ANCH IS EXTENDED BY ‘MOODY SOVIETS   “Offer” Peace to Japar America and Rumania

SOVIET RUSSIA TELLS U.S, JAPAN OFFERS 10 MAKE PEAGE COMPACT   Soviet Commissary of Foreign Affairs Has Dispatched Notes to United States Telling of the State of Affairs With Red Russia.

enate Resumes Debate on Peave Treaty — Hungarian Delegates Ask That Prisoners of War in Siberia Be Repatriated and Want Loan to Accomplish Purpose.

‘Senator France Characterizes ‘Treaty AS Instrumeat Of    “Hate And Destruction”   BROADSIOE OF DENUACIATION

RUSSEA SEEKING PEACE.   Soviet Said to Have Sent Notes to the Tnited States, Japan, Rumania. —

SOWET GOVERNMENT OF AUSSIA OFFERS PEACE TO THE ALLIED POWERS   NOTES ARE BISPATCHED TO SEY ERAL CAPITALS FROW FoR. FIGN OFFICE.

Japan ana Rumania Are Also In cluded With the United States.   MARTENS AGAIN TESTIFIES   He Admits Associating Witl Russian Socialists In the United States.

GENERAL NEWS UF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ‘ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What Is Going On In The Temple of Justice,   Court OQnens Monday.

NO SALARIES THIS MONTH   Expect Speedy Decision on Constituitonality of Board of Control

LLL ALLL LLL OT  FOYE UN EMPLOYES CAN'T AEGENME SALARIES UNTIL INJUNCTION 1S DECIDED   \YTGORNEY GENERAL SEEKS A€FIGN ON CONSTITI TIO’ ALITY OF LAW.

ROY WILGOX IS BEATEN UNLESS THINGS CHANCE   MILWAUKEE JOURNAL AT NOON CLAIMS NOMINATION OF BOSCOBEL MAN AND MAQISON PAPER SHOWS WILCOX WAY BEHIND.  saveisrestammenilonannets  Weromcmueniiie

LATE RETURNS  CWE HIM LEA   Tabulations By Two Newspapers Show LaFollette Man *- Ahead.   HAS PLURALITY OF 6,335

TRAPPED AND KILLED   Five Workmen Lose Lives in Philadelphia Fire.

CURETON GOES” TO WASHINGTON   Will Represent Texas i in Final Testimony in  Boundary Suit

MAY FORM MIDDLE CLASS UNION HERI   “Consolidation of Overall arid Ole Clothes Clubs May Result in One Big Organization

MAY FORM MIDDLE CLASS UNION. HERE   Conaolidation.; of . Overall and Old Clothes Clubs May Result:in One “0° Big Organization

SALVATION ARMY gets BETTER CONDITIONS Af  RESULT AF PROHIBITIAE   WAYFARING WORKING MEN NO LONGER CALL POR “DIME FLOP” AT DORMITORY.

DIME ‘FLOP’ BED NOT IN DEMAND ANY MORE   More Expensive  Hostelry Wanted By Waytarers.

_  REPORT ON MOTOR FUEL TEST MADE   gefiners Cutting Deeper Into Crude, Bureau States.   rONSUMPTION INCREASING   Evidence That Quality is Being reduced in Order to Add to Quantity Claimed to Have Been Found--Two Samples Show Evidence of Adulteration With Kerosene.

OWEN ATTACKS GRAHAM ANTI-SEDITION BILL   Gives Postmaster CUeneral Powers That Should Not be Entrusted io Any Burean Clerk.

ATTACKS ANTI-SEDITION BILL.   Senator Owen Says It Violates Spirit  mt Ci nomattiiimtian .

ANTI-SEDITION MEASURE IS ATTACKED BY SENATOR  1   Owen of Oklahoma, Says Bill Wouk Be a Measure to Liberty of Speech.

OWEN IN BITTER  ATTACK ON BILL LIMITING TALK    Muskogee Senator Says Graham Anti-Sedition Bill Is Menace to America.

OVERALL CLUB ITA GROWING STRONGER   Cencession By Navy Department Amounts To Official Recornition. Idea Sween'ne the Southwest.

The Overall Club.  Is Recognized   Receives What Amounts to Official Recognition From the Navy De partment.

DRCOG! AUS SOWETS   HoEste FRIENDLY TO UNITED STATES   wi ! Not Bea Much Longer on the American Doorstep.   Declarations of Washington BD. Vanderlip. Returning Home from a Successful Bustness Mission to Russia.

COMMUNISM IS FAST BURNING ~ ITSELF OUT IN SOVIET NATION   Syndicalist Says Russians Desire Trade Relations With United Statec   HE HAS BLAZED TRAIL      Military Operations Under Direction of Old Czarist Generals

REV. 0. C. BROWN IS CALLED TO OTTAWA   Former Fer of Baptist Chore Here Has Joint’ here und College . Pu:

REV. 0. C. BROWN IS CALLED TO OTTAWA   Former Pastor of Baptist e huren Here Has Joint Chureh and College Position

WOMAN JURY WOULD NOT BE LENIENT WITH CLARA HAMON 1S OPINION OF FAIR SEX

Department of Agriculture Seed + protect Public From Certain Lots Which Have Caused Deaths

TEXAS GOVERNOR URGES GINNING   Refuses Request of Louis. iana Executive to Join in Holding Cotton

HOBBY DENIES REQUES!   Will Not Respond to Wish of Louisiana Govecnor Asking Cotton Gin Oeenere tea Shut Down.

HUBBY OPPOSES WGP ENGION OF COTTON SINNING   ADTISES CONTINCED CYVNING TE PRESERVE STAPLE AND HELP FARMERS HOLD IT.

HOBBY REFUSES 10 ASK TEXAS COTTON GINNERS CLOSE PLANTS 30 DAYS   Declares It Is Unwise to Allow Coiton to Deieriorate by Not Ginning the Staple

NISPLAY SHOWS HOW . LINGLEUM 15 MADE   - ne INTERESTING IEX4H BIT SEEN IN SHOW WINDOW OF THE HOOSIER BARGAIN STORE

QISPLAY SHOWS HOW LINOLEUM 15. MADE   INTERESTING EXHIBIT SEEN & SHOW WINDOW OF RHE HOOSIER BARGAIN STORK

DISCUSSION LEAGUE CONTEST SCHEDULED   Final Contest in High School Discussion League Friday Evening in Assembly Hall.   PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED   “How Shali We Solve the Railroad Problem?” is Subject for Six Contestants.

SECOND FIRE BREAKS ~ OUT IN TEXAS PIER   ee ee Me  Galveston Waterfront Scene of Another Blaze With Heavy Losses.   GOVERNOR ORDERS GUARD

Firemen Fighting Fire Still Beyond Control, Confine It to Pier on Which It Originated    SISAL, COTTON, SUGAR AND OTHER COMMODITIES GOING UP IN SMOKI

DEPORTATION OF RADICALS   Work is Held Up Because of Developments at Odles<a.

FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26WILL BE RAILROAD. MEN'S NIGHT AT M: E. CHURC]   AL Stores Will Close at 7 O'elock.

FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 26 WILL BE RAILROAD WENS NIGHT AT M. E. CHURCE   All Stores WIN Close at ¢ elock,

PUBLIC HAS RIGHT 10 DEMAND WORK   Coal Operators Will Condemn ‘Any Unwarrantable Price and Profiteering Policies, Says Thomas T. Brewster.

NO PROFITEERING IN COAL OPERATORS SA\   Brewster Says Reports Are Pu Out by Mine Workers and Ar “Sheer Nonsense”

MINE OWNERS DENY CHARGE   No Profiteering Will B Tolerated, Operators  Declare.

MORE GOAL, LESS TALK, (0 NOW IN ORDER STATES MINE OWNER BREWSTER   Denies That Operators Will Gouge The Public and Says Consumers Offering High Prices

OPERATORS CONDEMN HIGH COAL PRICE!   Profiteering Policies Opposed According fo Statements of Chairman Brewster

OPERATORS ARE DEFENDED.   Brewster Says Reasponsibl Mine Owners Wiil Condemn Any Unwarrantable Price.

WAGE BOOST NOT CAUSE OF INCREASE      ply, Says Operator, i Responsible

UNFAIR PRICES WILL BE FOUGHT BY MINE OWNERS   UNWARKANTABLE «= ENCRIQSES WILL BE CONDEMNED BY RESPONSIBLE OPERATORS,

OPERATORS TO FIGHT UNFAIR COAL PRICES   Profiteering Policies Are Alsc Condemned Declares Chairman of Scale Committee

SIMPLE GOWNS URGED BY MAGAZINE EDITOF   NEW YORE SPEAKER SAYS WOMEN “DRESS TO CAPTURE FANCY OF MALE.”

WOMEN 10 BLAME FOR CLOTHES COST   Miss Johnson Asks Women to Lower Cost of Their Clothes.

URGES STANDARD DRESS FOR WOMEN   Speaker Declares Women Can Lower Cost of Dress By Abandoning Old: Customs.

SAYS MALE DRESS IDEA 18 BETTER THAN FEMALE   Women Are Bold to Prap Theory ot  Sex Attraction in Pheir Attire!

MINERS WILL ‘NOT STRIKE   COAL COMMISSION AWARD ACCEPTED   Raise in Wage Will Become Effective April 1. Negotiations Continue.

MINERS’ INCREASE STARTS APRIL   Works Assured of Advance Pending the Working Out of New Wage Agreement   THE AWARD IS ACCEPTED   Actiun Wil Avoid Necessity for Cessation of Operations in Bituminous Mines

HARDING DEMANDS FREEDOM OF SEAS   Urges a Ringing Declaration in lhe Party Piaiform,

HARDING DECLARES: HE'S REAL CANDIDATI   Urges Freedom of Seas Plan _in the Platform: © ©

MOTHER LOSES $18,500 IN A SUBWAY TRAIN   Entire Fortune of Invalid Children Disappears.

LOST $18,500 IN 23 LARGE BILLS   Advérlisement Appeared in New York City Papers. Family Destliute UnieSs Found

LOSES SAVINGS OF HER KIDDIES   Mother ord Invalid Chrildren Penniless When She Loses $18,500 in Subway: Had Drawn it From Bank To Bring it Nearer Home

HOLD-UPS TODAY IN KANSAS CITY   Highwaymen Raid Fashion. able Club.   WILDER THAN WILD WEST   Five Negroes Line up Rich Clubmen and Proceed to Help Themeelves.

NEGROES RAID CLUB.   Five Held Up it Housetul of Men and Took Gems and Money.

BLACK ROBBERS GET RICH SWAG   ‘Five Negroes Stick Up Club iz k. C. and Get $15,000 Jewelrv and $500 Cash.

0,000,000 POUNDS WOOL IN STORAGE BY IOWA GROWERS   State Producers Hold for More Favorable Market: Watch French-Capper Bill.

ABUNBANCE IN BULGARIA   Everywhere One Gots He Finds ube Pousint at the Mow—-Much is Exported.

JSSUES SEED CORN CALL   Governor. of Towa Calls_on Farmers ts Gather. Between September 20 and Qetober &

POLES’ VICTORY IS INCREASING EVERY HOUR   TWO HUNDRED GUNS AND 35,006 PRISONERS HAVE BEEN TAKEN   BOLSHEVIKE FORCES HAVE BEEN CUT INTO THREE ISOLATED  4’Bsar pe

POLES CAPTURE 35,000 RUSSIANS   Three Bolshevik Armies Are’ Compleied, Separate From Fach Other

DULSREUIK AAMIES ARE NOW ISOLATED   POLES HAVE DRIVEN WEDGE BETWEEN THE 3 WINGS OF RED ARMY.   As Polish Troops Drive Through Center of Russian Forces, Soviet Wings Are Pregsing Forward.

Poles Separate  Bolshevik Art   Red. Forces In Soldan, Region Ar While Armies Along River - Brest-Litovsk Are Being Encit

RED ARMY HAS BEEN CUT OFE   Bolshevik Forces East of Graudenz Are Isolated While the Armies   ALONG THE BUG RIVER   Are Encircled—A Call for Peace—Denial of Armistice Being Made

PHIQUNCNY  (AKER BY  WHANGEL CAUCE 00D   New Successes for Poles Re: ported in Center, Reds Gain on Both Flanks

HOME T0-PICK A HARLEM   CHOOSING THREE. -WIVES THE JOB. AHEAD OF PRINCE ISMAIL-OF JOHORE.   The Old Sultan Already Has Picked One Bride for His Heir, Who Has °': “Been Studying in England - and Doesn’t Like Polygamy.

ISSUES SENATORIAL PROBE STATEMENT   Breckinridge Long to Appear Before Committee October 18 and Present Report on Expenditures,

RS MUST SHOW 18 INCHES OF LEGS. That's Indiana Voting Rooth Law, hat

WOMEN MUST SHOW ANKLES   Indiana Election Law Causes Embarrassment

Senator Knox Will Introduce Measur Declaring. War With Germany ‘Is at An End.

KNOX WILL INSIST UPON PEACE WITH GERMANY BY CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION

ANON a PEACE "PHOPOGAL WILL “COME UP AGAIN   Resoijution Will Be Introduced Next Month, Though Action May Be Deferred   DEMOCRATS EXPECTED TO VOTE FOR MEASURE   PARTICIVATION IN INTERNA  yj TIONAL TRIBUNAL AS FRAM  ED BY ROOT WOULD FOL LOW, SAYS KANON,

MODERN JESSE JAMES LOOTS MAIL CAR   Drives Six Mail Clerks Into Closet With Revolver and Rifles Mail  Bags—Revolver Not

R. R. BANDIT ‘GETS $8,000 ONU.P. TRAIN   BOARDED TRAIN AT FREMONT, - NEBRASKA, LAST NIGHT ’ UNWASKED :      HERDED MAIL CLERKS IN 4 ‘CLOSET AND LOOTED THE: MAIL SACKS...

DEMOCRATS ‘VOTE FOR BEER   ‘Maryland Convention Indorses Change in the Volstead Prohibition Act.

CHAIRMAN WM. HAYS WILL HAVE CHARGE OF SENATOR HARDING'S CAMPAIGN,

COURT REFUSES TO. PERMIT ALLOWANCE   Market Transaction Not Trade Losses.

KENOSHA PLANTS CUT WORK   Dismiss Many Employee: in Preparing for “Duli Scason”—Cut Week to Five Days.

KENOSHA PLANTS CUT WORK   Dismiss Many Employees in Preparing for “Dull. Season"—Cut Week “" . to Five Days,

MICHIGAN STORES C JT CLOTHING PRICE   Saginaw Merchants Announce Mov: to Aid in Restoring Normal Levels,

GOVERNOR URGES REFERENDUM ON DRY AMENDMENT   Favors Reversal of 1915 Legislature’s Prohibition Ratification   1920 SESSION OPENS   Senate Resolution Would Carry Out Smith’s Referendum Recommendation

HAVE. NO USE   the 1920. Session ‘Develone:  Sensation on First Dav— 4 tion to Get Better Citizen ; ship—Constructive Republi. can. Program.

he 1920 Session Develone Sensation on First Dav— Speaker Sweet Uraes Ac  tion to Get Better Citizen ship—Constructive Republi can Program.

POLICE AND PRIVATE DETECTIVES AT SEAIN THE LAST EXPRESS ROBBERY   INVESTIGATORS . WORKING 03 THEORY THAT STEALING. OF ‘$16,000 BOODLE WAS WORK OF  BOYS. ON THE INSIDE

INVESTIGATION OF ROBBERY IS BEING STARTED   Toledo Express Loss Is Thought to Have Originated on “Inside.”   BELIEVE HOLD-UPS WERE ONLY YOUTHS

HOLDUP BELIEVED “INSIDE JOB”   $16,500 Express Robbery at To fedo Under investigation

a JURORS . FOR THE JANUARY TERM   Trial Jury For The Term and Grand Jury for 1926 are Drawn at the Court House—Term Commenees January 27th.

DRAW JURORS FOR - JANUARY TERN   For The Term and Grand ‘Jury tor ‘1920 are Drawn at the - Court House—Term Cam      mences January 27th

FREIGHT ‘HANDLERS UNION. “DE:  CIDED TO ‘TAKE VOTE ON: GEN.  ERAL STRIKE ~

RAILAGAD STRIKE 0 LOSING GROUND   Third Week of Switchmen’s Walk-~ out Finds Freight Transportation Assuming Normal.   MORE TRAINS ARE MOVED   Places of Some Strikers in New York and Detroit Are Filled by

PREIGHT SERVICE IS NEARLY  . ALL PARTS OF REPORTS  INDICATE      Strike Leaders Charged With Conspiracy to Laterfere With Transportation of Food —Many Strikers Lose Their Jobs

STRIKE LOSING OUT GRADUALLY IN ALL CITIES   New York Trouble Nearly Ended—Kansas Qity Yardmen May Lose Jobs.

RAILROADS CLAIM ~ SIXTY PER CENT “NORMAL SITUATION   Men Are Gradually Returning ta Work ~ and Freight: Is ‘Being Moved ” Slowly   SIX STRIKE LEADERS ae WERE ARRESTED YESTERDAY   Are Charged with Conspiring to Inter : fere with Transportation of . “? Boodstuwifs

THIRD WEEK OF SWITCHMEN'S SIRiK OPENS WITH RAILROADS CLAIMING SiTUATION 60 PER CENT. NORMAL

TET ENTERS THIRD WEEH   Conditions Now 60 Pe Normal Is Statement . of Officials.

IUTLAW STRIKERS : THD HEARING + BY LABOR BOARC         NEW RULE REQUIR TO TRY SETTLE. CONFERENCES WITH &MPLOWERS: FIRST.   DECLARE THE LAW ' PROVIDES FOR THI:   aed ~ x. = Kale Tends To Prevent? Workers Ap pedaling To Board Unless They -. + Belong, Po Union. -   at

DEPUTIES SLAIN AS CHAMBER. IS IN SESSIO}   Gun Battle Enacted . During Proceedings in State of *Pahgern

MEXICAN TROOPS KILL TWO SOLONS   Mexican Fee Open Fire ir      Troops Pursue Slayer of Army Captain Into the Chafmber of Deputies and Ki Him.

TWO MENGES OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES KILLED   Federal Soldiers, Seeking Arrest 0 Deputy, Fired On Chamber While {n Sessign

AMERICAN CHTIZENG KILLED AT HANS OF MEXICAN BANDITS   Federal Troops Fire Or Chamber Of Deputies Says Report.

SOLDIERS KILL SOLONS   Mexican Federats Open Fire in Tabasco State House.   Troops Pursue Slayer of Army Cap. tain into the Chamber of Deputies and Kill Him.

TROOPS KILL 2 SOLONS   ' FEDERALS FIRE INTO TABASCO (MEX.) STATEHOUSE.   Soidiers Pursue Slayer of Army Cap. tain to Chamber of Deputies and Kiil Him.

PROHIBITION CREEPS IN:      Address. Committee on Rese lations of Republican Na tional Convention. tree puenelatad Beeae?

DRYS HEARD IN ~ G0. P. COUNCIL   Pure Patriotism and Good Politics to Enforce Prohibition, Plea —

LIGHTER SIDE T0 PEACE PARLEYS   Big Four Told Stories While Waiting For Some Documents

BRYAN FIGHTS FOR PASSAGE   Meets Party Leaders to Discuss Ratification of League Pact

BRYAN AT WORK: FOR THE TREATY RATIFICATION   Cominnes Wis Carvpaign Among     Democratic Senators, Vezina Tne mecdiete Action on Cen

BRYAN ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGK   Nebraskan Carries Fight for ‘Treaty Ratification Directly to Wilson Camp.

BRYAN CONTINUES WORK ON TREATY   Urges Democratic Senators to Ratify Democrats Confer With Sena. ator Lodge.

BAYAN CONTINUES TREATY GAMPAIGK   Urges Ratification Even if Democratic Surrender to Republicans is Necessary.   MINORITY LEADERS CONFER   Meet With Lodge to Discuss Reservations And Will Report at Conference Saturday.

Long ‘Will Continue. Campaign ‘in State            ke Aggressive: Fight ‘in Ev. Secrion of Missouri forsuc-

PREMIERS LEAVE POLES TO FIGHT BATTLES ALONE   Reach Agreement to Clam on Blockade But Will Not Use Troops.   ‘How to Save Western Europe From Red Menace the Rian Quection.

ALLIES TO WAGE “WABOF DEFENSE   British and French Premier: Undecided as to Methods of Attack.  i)   MILITARY MEN CONFER

VARSAW IS UNDER FIRE SKEP'   Reds Reported Bambarding City— Allied Premiers Rail to Reach Agreement.

‘MORE INVESTIGATIONS  SADDLED ON COUNTR   House “Smellers” Have Gon to France, the Pacifie Coas and South Without Results

Even Liberal-Minded Republican > “Deplore Waate-‘and Bxtravagance of Investigators

THE HOUSE SMELLING COMTTTE!   Republicans at Great Expense and Loss of Time Trying to Discredit Administration   IN THE CONDUCT OF WAR

GOLP. “SMELLERS” INQUEST OF ISSUES   NOTHING REVEALED BY “INVES: TIGATIONS” BUE SEARCH CONTINUES 

HARDING BREAKS GROUND FOR NEM PEACE STRUCTURE   Turns From Versailles League as Wreck Beyond Possibility of Reconstruction.   STANDS INFLEXIBLY FOR AMERICAN RIGHTS   Interrupted Many Times by Cheers as He Answers Di. rectly League Arguments o! Governor Cox, Democratic Nominee for the Presidency

i. 0. P. LEADER CALS WILSON IDEA FAILURE   Proposes Better Fea’ tures of Hague Tribunal and the Versailles Covenant.

HARDING WOULD SCRAP COVENANT   Characterizes League as Wreck and Failure Beyond Reconstruction   HAS NO DEFINED PLAN   Recommends Resurrection 1 Hague Tribunal; Expresses Sympathy for Europe

Harding Would Build New International Structure To Insure Peace of World

A NEW PEACE STRUCTURE   ‘Harding Would Have It Take Pinee of the Wreck.

HARDING'S CONCEPTION OF A FOREIGN POLIC\   Greatest Ambition to “Regain for America Moral Leadershin It Had Lost.’

HARDING HAS PANACEA FOR WORLD'S ILLS   SENATOR SAYS THE U. S. MUST REGAIN WORLD’S MORAL LEADERSHIP

HARDING WOULD FEATURE PARTS HAGUE TRIBUNAL   Is Willing to Extend a Helping Hand to Viexico.

NATIONS LEAGUE  A TOTAL WRECK: HARDING PLANS NEW STRUCTURE   Senator Outlines His Views of a New Foreign Policy Which He Will Follow 1 He Is Chosen President,   DANGERS OF PRESENT COVENANT OUTLINEL

PRESENT LEAGUE FAILURE; HARDING TO BUILD NEW ONE   U.S. Could Not As sume Obligations of Covenant.

NEW PEACE PLAN URGED BY HARDING   Nominee W ouldUse Best Features oi Hague Tribunal and “Wrecked Wilson Covenant” for Society of Nations.

ee ee ee  SENATOR HARDING VOICES LATEST FOREIGN POLIGIES   HE IS GLAD WE ARE NOT IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS, SINCE WE MIGHT HAVE BEEN M.%E TO ENTER RUSSIAN BATTLE.

SENATOR HARDING VOICES LATEST FOREIGN POLICIE'   HE [§ GLAD WE ARE NOT IN THE   LEAGUE OF NATIONS, SINCE   WE MIGHT HAVE BEEN M."0F TC ENTER RUSSIAN BATTLE.

OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR ~ TO REMOVE SHERIFF   Executive Presents Charges Against Officials: To Probe Lynchings

CHARGES SHERIFFS IN COLLUSION WITH MOBS   Oklahoma Governor Demands Removal Tulsa and Oklahoma County Officials.

OKLAHOMA SHERIFFS FLAYED.   Officials Said to Have Been tn Collu! eiaewe ALit#h Anh,

GOVERNOR SAYS HE mi HAVE BOTH SHERIFFS  REMOVED FROM OFFICE FOLLOWING LYNCHIN GS   CHIEF EXECUTIVE ‘WROUGHT “UP. OVER “OUTRAGE TO DIGNITY OF STATE;”. CALLS ON THE ATTORNEY GENERAL -

TRUCE SIGNED BY ESTHONIA   Agree to a Seven-Day Armistice Witt the Russian Reds.

ESTHONIA SIGNS ARMISTICE   Seven-Day Truce May Bring New World Policy to the Soviet.

EXTENDS VOTE TO WOMEN   Suffrage Ratification Status Disregard ed in Diinois Primaries

ILLUNGIS WILL  PLANET WOME ENTEH PRIMARY   SEPARATE BALLOTS TO BE USED TO PREVENT INVALIDATION  OF PRIMARY,

ILLINOIS WOMEN TO VOTE   Previous Ruling Denying Them Right Is Reversed. —

ILLINOIS WOMEN ARE T0 VOTE   GIVEN PRIVILEGE OF CASTING BALLOT AT PRIMARIES.

WOMEN MAY - SIGNIFY THEIR PREFERENCES      Will Be Permitted to Vote in Iilinois Presidential Primaries.

ILLINOIS WOMEN VOTE.   d ee Under Ruling of Attorney General They Have Part In’ Primary.

ILLINOIS WOMEN GET PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE VOTE   Attorney General at Lowden’s Request Reverses Ruling He Made That Barred.

ILLINOIS WOMEN GRANTED BALLOT   WILL BE ALLOWED TO VOTE AT PRIMARY APRIL 13   Attorney General Brundage Reverses Decision on Lowden'’s Advise—  Need Not Await Ratification.

LOWDEN’S SUGGESTION GETS VOTE FOR WOMEN IN PRIMARY ELECTION   Atty. Gen. Brundage Reverses His Former Opinion.

WOMEN TO VOTE AT PRIMARIES   Attorney General Reverses ren uling..on Presidential Preferential Election.

In the Sum Of $5,000 Asked By John D. McPike Through His  +  Next Friend.   ALLEGES INJU‘JED IN WRECK”

HUGHES URGED AS CABINET CHIEF   ‘Powers” Favor him Instead ot Knox, Reports Say   WANT SENATORS LEFT OUT!   Solons Needed for “Difficult Pro oram.” Lodae Thinks

HARDING WILL PICK ONLY TWO SENATORS FOR CABINET PLACES   Action Decided Upon for Purpose of Avoiding; Jealousies and Bring Larger Number of Party Leaders into Official Places

‘FLAPJACK’ JONES DEAD      Fanious Figure of Early West Dies at Los Anpreles.

BURNED BY PROARISH SYMPA THIZERS IN WASHINGTON   Full Report of Incident Asks by  State Departmert.

PUNISHMENT FOR PRO-IRISH   State Department Asks Report or Burning of British Flag in Washington.

TRYING T0 PULL WOOL OVER EYES OF THE VOTERS      DEMOCRATIC STATE CHAIRMAN DISCLAIMS ANY CON. NECTION WITH HARDING ANCESTRY CIRCULAR. _   Merely Conspiracy of. Republi- can Politicians to Distract At .tention of Citizens From Camsop “Teieiine. .

DURBIN: DENIES CHARGES      Says It Wasn't Committeemen Wh Spread Tales on Senator Harding “

DEMOCRATS DENY RAPPING HARDING   OFFICIAL STATEMENT SAYS STORY ABOUT G, 0, P. NOMINEE IS OLD ONE.

PARSONS st Ny SUFFERS,   Fire tu Printing Onice Did $25,000 mi BL sneetis cot Eb Pas

HARDING WOULD  PUT HUGHES ANDTAFT ON BENCH   Impression: in Capital That Tt Presi dent He Wonld Favor Them ror Supreme Court. Vacances

TAFT AND HUGHES ARE ~WENTIONED FOR COUR]   Tf Harding Wins, Friends Sa; They Will Be Nomed For Supreme Bench.   BOTH HAVE TREATY VIEWS   Conference With Hughes Mean: Something of a Drift on Leagud Question

BIG MEN FOR BENCH  TF HARDING WINNER   TAFT AND HUGHES IN WIND FOR -UPREME COURT.   Neither MWae Particelariy ‘Strom, With Hiram Jehasen’ Element, But ef High Standieg tu Party Ceuncilhs.

DIVORCEE [S QUESTIONED CON CERNING HER RELATIONS WITH MURDERED WHIST EXPERT.

POLICE. STILL UNABLE =. TO LOCATE MURDERE   More Witnesses Examined ix Elwéll Killing Probe But They Are Released.

SEEKING WHIST EXPERT’S SLAYER   Pistvict Attorney Questions Mra Whe Was With Jos..P. Elwell Befove Ho Was Killed.

PAIR SUSPECTED IN FLWELL CASE   Rubber Company Official and ExWife Questioned   KILLING MYSTERY DEEPENS   Couple Freed After Grilling Before Probers

POSSIBLE GLEW TO THE ROBBERY   By Canton Payroll Bandits Who Held Up Paymaster for $5.000.

Italian Being Questioned By Police In Robbery  Case   FIND BANDIT’S AUTO   Deteetive Does Not Believe Robbers Left City After Affair   RULELERTIN

CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING   Wichita Falls Pharmacists Being Investigat~ ed by Authorities

RED PEPPER HOLDUP WEAPON   Chicago Bandits Throw It in Eyes of Girl Cashier.

BANDITS THROW RED PEPPER   Miss Marie Majzl, a Cashier, Under Doctor’s Care After Daring Chicago Robbery.

U. S. OPENS CASES IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Attorney Charges Senator With Using More Money Than Law Permits

“BARREL USED TO BUY SEAT Ih CENATE, GHARGE   GoverMment Says Thous@nds of Dol. lars Were Spent and Not Account ed for by Newberry and His Aides Big Saiaries Paid Workers.

ELECTION FRAUDS ARE CHARGED   Prosecution Says Senatorship Bought in “Barreil’”’ Campaign   SPENT MONEY  LAVISHLY   Accused of Acquiring Votes by Fraudulent Mathnde

ASSERT NEWBERRY PURCHASED SEAT INU S. SENATE   FORMAL CHARGE OF USING “BARREL CAMPAIGN” METH. ODS LOBGED AGAINST SENATOR   EXPENSES NOT REPORTED   Prosecuting Attorucy, Tells Jury That Thousands of Dollars Were Spent in Violation of Cor. rupt Practices Law

POURED MONEY INTO MICHIGAN   Tc Purchase the Election to the U. 8. Senate Is Claimed by - Prosecution.   NO OPPORTUNITIES WERE NEGLECTED   Reperts of Money Spent Were Falsiied Is tho Contention of the Senate—Money Was Lavishly Spent In Various Ways.

“BARREL CAMPAIGN” RUN BY NEWBERRY, PROSECUTOR SAYS   Opening Statements Made in Trial of Men Charged With Fraud in Connection With Michigan Senatorial Camnaign Against Henry Ford.

SAYS NEWBERRY BOUGHT HIS SEAT   Government Official Opens Cat ‘Agninat the U. 8 Senator  from Michigan

CHARGES NEWBERRY BOUGHT SENATORSHIF   Government Declares... Michigander"  Conducted a oBarret" eae Against

NEGRO 1S HANGED AT POPLAR BLUF!   FIRST TO PAY WITH LIFE SINCE DEATH PENALTY WAS RESTORED IN STATE,

NEGRO FIEND PAYS LIFE =PENALTY   Hung et Popular Bluffs. Mo., {fo Attack Upon White Woman— Fist Capital Punishment

LIQUOR QUESTION IS DEAD, SAYS COX   Only Reactionaries Resort to Prohibition Amendment, an Event of Yesterday, He Says; Declines to Say Directly Whether He Would Veto Modification of Volstead Law

BELIEVE IT ENEMY COUNTER ATTACKS   Geo. F. Cotterell, introducing Cox, Compares Governor’s Prohibition Record With That of Hardina.

BLAMES THE REPUBLICANS   Candidates Charges They Ar ~ Trying to Embarrass Him With Propaganda.

Many Japanese Killed in Fighting Between Yellow Men and Naticesn af Yaland.

ABMIRAL HUTCHINS HEAD   formes Naval Officer Dies” LF VTekiop, Choa

32 PERSONS DIE IN EXPLOSION IN OKLAHOMA CAFE   Victims Were Sleeping ir Rooms Over Restaurant in Ponca City.

‘THIRTY-TWO KILLED IN  PONCA CITY BY BLOW UP OF BUILDING REPORTEI

WICHITA OFFICER RILLED iN RAIL   TWO OTHER POLICEMEN BADLY WOUNDED BY UNKNOWN MEN IN SUSPECTED DEN

URALN PRC ES SOARED.   Rye Jumps 10 Cents a Busbel anc  Corn Follows Close.

PRIGESSOAR IN GRAIN MARKET!   Big Export Trade i in Breadatuffs Forms Basia for Extensive. Buvinge

GRAIN PRICES SOAR   Speculative Purchasing ow Large Scale at Chicage °

PRIGES OF  uRAIN SUAR N PHICARY   Rye Leads With Increase of Ten Cents Per Bushel and Corn Is Close Second.  Big Exports Responsible For Speculation.

PRICES SOAR TO NEW HIGH MARK IN GRAIN MARKET   Rye Leads, Jumps 10  Cents, Corn Up Five

TEND WARTIAL LAW   of GOVERN” ENT WARNS AHABITANTS or A Li RM! SECTIONS.   18 BEING SOUGHT   Lloyd Ge ave Dechwes Meth rar Obtaining Peace. aitiena! Proops Gomme to Ireland.

MARTIAL LAW IS EXTENDED. FOR IRELAND      Baticlions of Infantry Are Ordered Held in Readiness to Proceed to Ireland.

MARTIAL LAW “MAY SPREAD OWN   Britain Ready to-Extend Mil . tary Control in Ireland to the Entire tsland.’   TROOPS ARE PREPARED

BELIEVE MARTIAL W WILL AID IN SECURING PEAGE   Edict Confined To Southwest Ireland To Extend If Conditions Justify It   TO STOP LAWLESSNESS   Moderate Elements May Now Work For Peace Without Fear Of Terrorists

FOR YEARS, USE OF MONEY HAS AFEN REPUBLICANS’ PRACTICE   SENATE INQUIRY GOES AS FAR BACK AS CAMPAIGN OF 1912   MILLIONS SPENT THIS YEAR—WOOD’S OUTLAY IS UNDER FIRE—BLANK CHECKS SENT AND IT IS SAID THIS [IS COMMON PROCEDURE

CAMPAIGN CASH ~ PROBE RESUMED   Senate Committee Delves Inte Organization and Expenditures ‘of General Wood's Backers   PALMER COMES NEXT   Committee Also to Investigate  Fraud Charges Made Against Department of Justice

GENERAL WOOD'S AFFAIR 1S FIRST ONE CONSIDERED   Testimony Shows He Had Good Deal Over Million Bebind Him   Former Secretary to Roose. velt Relates How Eastern Campaign Funds Passed - (he Bie Wands

CAMPAIGN GOST AGAIN THE ISSUE   Probe of Pre-Convention Expenses Resumed  HARKEN BACK TO 1912   Echos of Roosevelt-Taft Battle are Heard in Testimony of Witnesses — William Loeb Tells of Funds for Wood Campaign which Passed Through His Hands

TAFT-ROOSEVELT SCRAP 1S AIRED   Senate Inquiry of Pre-Convention Expenditures Continues in Chicago   DELVE INTO WOOD FUND   Lowden Fiasco in Missouri Brings to Light Details of 1912 Battle

PROBE WOOD’S EXPENSES.   Senate Committee Also Begins Inquiry Into Lowden's Organization in Missouri.

PRE-CONVENTION MONEY SPENDING PROBE RESUMED   Senate Commiitee Call Witnesses to Sessien in  Chicago.

CAMPRIGN EXPENSE PROBE COMMITTEE RESUMES HEARINGS   WITNESS TELLS HOW MANY NEW YORK MEN UNDERWROTE GENERAL'S HUGE FUND   WOOD'S FIGHT 1 BARED   Missouri Man Tells Investigating Body Both Taft and Roosevelt: Spent More in 1908 Than Expended By Lowden This Year

HUGE SUMS FIGURE IN REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN   SENATE INVESTIGATORS TOLD 01 WOOD BEING UNDERWEITIEN FOR MILLION.   Attorney General is Accused of Using Criminals to Farther Ends; Probe Is Resumed.

‘PROBE WOOD'S: EXPENSES.   Senate. Committee Also. Begins Inquiry ‘Into’ Lowden's Or- panization’ in Missouri.

GLAM RODOEVELT AND TAFT OPENT MORE THAN LOWNEN   Wood Man Says $1,000,000  Was Not an Excessive  Amount for Campejen.

CAMPAIGN FUND (5. UNDERGOING PROBI   Commities, Asiaing Some “Interestiti _ Questions About Wood's Great ‘Financial Budget. ‘

STORM CF MUD BALLS.   Some of Them Kill Cattle Savs Kansas Story.

TRENCH ARE ATTACKED BY ARMED HUNS   Germans Set Fire to Offices of Inter-Allied Commission and Torture Captives—People Called to Take Up Arms.

Socialist Candidate for Pres. ident Issues Statement From Prison Cell.

DEBS TURNS 0 SAMUEL GOMPERS   Socialists’ Convict Candidate Says Gompersonian Policy Betrayed Miners.   WARNS AGAINST LEADERS

DEBS ATTACKS LABOR LEADERS   ACCUSES A NUMBER O THEM OF BETRAYING UNIONS.

NATIONAL HOOVER REPUBLICAN CLUB PERFECTED TODAY   ‘Meeting, at. Home of Oscar Strauss Plans Pre-Con- vention Campaign.   CHAIRMAN NOT P NOT PICKED BUT TWO CONSIDERED   Part: of Organization Name and Headguarters in New Oven.

MEETING HELD. IN xEN PA SONAY £6 FORR A ‘LON AT. {7000 RR: RED.      REPRESENTATIVES FROM & STATES ARE APTENDING . THE MEETING.

Representatives of Mnover OrganizaUous From Twenty-five States Attend Mecting.

NATIONAL CLUB FORMED TG PROMOTE CANDIDACY OF HOOVER FOR PRESIDENT

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION TN CARRY ON FOOD CONTROLLER'S CAMPAIGN 1S LAUNCHED   SEEK CAMPAIGN LEADER   Pormer President Taft and Charice Evan Hughes Mentioacd as Managers — Several Officers Are Selected

NATIONAL HOOVER — —-REPUBLIGAN GLUB LAUNCHED TODA}   Organization Perfected at a Bay and Night Meeting at New York Home  of Oscar Stratss, -

ATTITUDE OF MEXICO 1S SHOW BY HUERT!   The-President Says His Coun try Will Pay All Her yee et Mantel;

MEXICO WILLING TO PLAY SQUARE   President Huerta Outlines Policies of Incoming Administration.

PROPOSED TAX ON FRENCH UNMARRIED CAUSE OF ROW   Senate was Forced to Suspend Be cause of Violent Scene—Proposed to Exclude Class,

HARDING 10) HAVE SIRPRGE OF HI URE OW UY 2   Will Learn Then Of His Nomination For President of U.S.

DAUGHERTY AMONG Mich 1) MANAGE CAMPAIGN   Fxecutive Committee lncreasec To Fifteen Members Inciud ing Five Women.

PICK COMMITTEE TO DIRECT REP. PARTY CAMPAIGN   Names Withheld Until They Have Accepted Places

2 TT  HN PLANS FOR “HS NOTIFICHTION   Will be on July 22nd at His Home in Marion, Ohio, and Governor Coolidge a Short   Time Later.at His Home in Rrntnree

FIVE WOMEN AMONG BOSSES   Executive Committee to Man. age G. O. P. Campaign Numbers Fifteen.

AWAIT NAMES Of G.0.P. BOARD   July 22 is Date Fixed For Hard« ing Notification

DEATH TOTAL 7000 IN MEXICO QUAKE AND FLOODS   Crernn eters  Five Thousand Others Injured. Band of S00 Rebels Destroyed, Quake Shocks Continue.

TOLL OF DEATH “TOO IN MEXICO   t & 3 # :From Earthquakes, Floods fand -Voleanic Eruptions   During the Past Week.   FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE SUFFER FROM INJURIES   Nearly a Score of Towns and Villages Wiped Out  of Feristence,

nake Shocks Continue nd Jalapa, In State Of Vera Craz :   a SCORE OF ILLAGES DESTROYEIT   Developed Voleanos Ts Violent Eruption s Light Country

HENICAN EARTHQUAKE ZONE A SCENE OF DEVASTATION   ds are Dead, Scores of Cities and Towns are it Ruins, and a New Volcano Near Jalapa is Pouring Forth Death Dealing Eruptions

LIST OF DEAD “1S: SWELLED 70 7,000   Nearly Scote of Towns Cease to Exist , °   Band of 800 Rebels Operating Near Teccelo Is Caught by Flood and Shock and  Is Destroyed *

‘DEATH LIST IN + FARTHQUAKE 1 PLACED AT 70   Eastern Mexico Suffers .From- Quakes, Floods and Volcanoes.   INJURED. NUMBER FIVE THOUSAND   Nearly a Score of Towns anc Villages Have Been Wiped Out of Existence.

VOLCANOES POUR LAVA OVER TOWNS   urface of Earth is Changet After Series of Earthquake Shocks.

LUND I  VOTE Oh WOMEN a nota   Cox Sends Message Urging Legislators to Ratify Amendment

HUDSON BROTHERS — INCORPORATED; BUSINESS GROWS   SMALL BUSINESS GREW INTO : LARGE ONE—CHARTER RECEIVED OF. $50,000

HOW DID THEY GET THE BOOZE:   investigation To Be Made te Learn How Democrats Ge Whiskey From Bonded Ware  houece.

More Foreign Governments Represented in Washington Than in Any Other Capita

‘MANY ENVOYS IN WASHINGTON   ) More Governments Represeitec There Than in Any Other Capital.

ENVOYS THICK IN WASHINGTON   In All 42 Countries Have Accredited Representatives at Capital—Two States Unrepresented.

CALDER WOULD © CONTROL COAL   INEW YORK SENATOR DRAWING.  _- BILL TO BACK UP a HIS REPORT   HE HAS OTHER ONES READYE®   These Would Eliminate Cost-Pins ani Encourage Investmeat in Home Building

SUPERVISION COAL INDUSTRY   Senator Colder Repcris That “Coal Profiteering Is a National Disgrace.”

BILL MAY  CURB COAL INDUSTRY   Federal Supervision : Being Sought   New York Senator I: Drawing Up Plans

INSTRUCT BOARDS _ ABOUT WOMEN   Adams County Commissioner: Issue Statement to Election Day Officials.   REQUEST TRUE COURTESY   Woman Has Same Right as Man te Vote on Age And May Use Marries Name.

cLECTION BOARDS GET INSTRUCTIONS   Adams County Commissioners jssue Statement Regarding Attitude to Be Taken Toward Women Voters.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE MEMBERS NEEDN’T DELIVER STUTZ STOCK   Further Action Taken to Prevent Shorts’ Being Impoverished by a “Corner”

HELPING OUT STUTZ SHORTS   Exchange Officials Were of Opinion That Corner Had Been Formed.   STOCK QUOTED AT 380 TO 430

FRANCE ALLOWS bEAMAN TROOPS IN RUHR AREA   Permits Ebert Government to Use Force to Stop Disturbances.   GENERAL STRIKE IN ESSEN

REDS ARE RLOWING UP MINES AND FACTORIES, °A GENERAL STRIKE IS ON AND THE PURIAC IS TREMBLING IN FEAR OF WORST

HUNG BE ALLOWED IN NEUTRAL ZONE   France Withdraws Her Demand: Chancellor Tells German Assembly.

UHR REDS TOBE CRUSHED BY TROOPS OF BERLIN GOVERNMENT   BERLIN CHANCELLOR CONFIDENT HE CAN WHIP REBELS   REDS ARE BLOWING UP MINES AND FACTORIES, “A GENERAL STRIKE IS ON AND THE PUBLIC IS TREMBLING IN FEAR OF WORST

FRANCE KEEPS OUT OF RUAR DISTRICT   GIVE GERMANS TIME TO QUELL DISTURBANCE.   National Assembly at Berlin ‘4, proves Government Statement ‘in a Vote Over Nationalists and independents.

RUHR OCCUPATION ~O.K. WITH FRANCE   DROPS DEMAND FOR ALLIED TROOP ACTION AND WILI, LET GERMANS ENTER.

THREE WEEKS ARE GIVEN TO QUELL MUTINY AND STRIKERS   (Can Soon Restore Or der, Declares Premier.   ALLIES ACCEPT HOLLAND’S NOTE   Dutch to Place Guard Over the Former Kaiser.

FRENCH PRESS IS VERY BITTER TOWARD WILSON   Give Little Space To His Letter to Sen. Hitch cock

WILSON NOTE AN IRRITAN   Paris Newspapers Call Pres ident of United States Views ‘‘Impudent.’’

‘FRENCH PAPERS SPEAK SARCASTICALLY OVER DETAILS OF WILSON'S LATEST COMMUNICATION

What They Say        Wilsoh's Trenty ‘Letter muted on by Paris 1 Who See No Loss of Mentality.

FRENCH PAPERS PAY SMALL HEED TO WILSON DEFI   Resent Remarks Presi dent, However, on Treaty Stand.

LONDON LITTLE — INTERESTED nN WILSON LETTER   Press of British Capital Gives Little Heed to His Latest Pronouncement on the Treaty.

FRANCE RESENTFUL OF CHARGE THAT IS MADE BY WILSON   Not Militaristic Says Press QF Paris in Discussion ‘Ovre President’s ‘Note   Executive Head of U, S. Giver Grilling by Newspaper: For His Comments

FRENCH RESENT WILSON CHARGE OF MILITARISY   One Paris Paper Says the President’s Letter Is impudent   SLAP BACK AT DANIELS   ONE EDITOR DECLARES U. S. ONLY COUNTRY WITH UNLIMITED PROGRAM OF ARMAMENT

WILSON REVENGES SELF FOR SILENCE IMPOSED: GAULOIS   His Anti-Imperialist Formula’ to Encourage International . Bolshevism. Assertion.    GERMANY SEEN.PREPARING VENGEANCE UNDER COVER   Calling France Militaristic’. !s Impudent Insult, Opinion of * Another Journai,

FRENCH ARE WROTH AT WILSON LETTER   Press Comment On Note To Hitchcock Has Generally Bitter Tinge.

TOOK DEAD PAL’S TAG AND NAME IN FRANCE   Came Back and Hid Himsell Under This Disguise Til Taken For Murder.

SLAYER HERO'S CRIME REVEALED   TAKES NAME OF PAL KILLED BESIDE HIM IN TRENCH ON RETURN HOME

LLOYD PREVOST GAS!   Adjournment Taken Over To day Because of Death of a Juror’s Father

“IMMORAL” SINGER KEPT ON PROGRAM DESPITE PROTES!   Alleged White Slaver De fies Complaint of Chicavo Church Leader.

10 CHECK LOUISIANA CTATE TREASURER      Blotter Which Official By Law Is Re quired To Keep Has Not Been Kept For Four Years.

PARKER ORDERS FINANCE PROBE BY COMMITTEE   a  DETAILED STATEMENT OF FIN ANCIAL CONDITION OF STATE ASKED BY GOVERNOR   NO INTIMATION OF ANY WRONG, ONLY NEGLECT   Careful Investigation of Treasurer’s Of. fice, However, Fails to Show Record of Payment of Interest by New Orleans Banks on State Deposits

NOW CrP¥Y CHAMTIO:         pm West. Enders Werk Victorious Raskel Relt Contest,

NOW CITY CHAMPIONS.   West Enders Were Victorious Basket Ball Contest.

IED ARMIES IAVE WARSAW 0 GOAL AND WON'T HALT   wiet’s Reply to Britain’s Demand That Advance Cease Is a Refusal, According to London Times.   JLDIERS PROMISED CAPITAL FOR LOOT   oxrmany, If Necessary, Wil Fight to Prevent Sending Troops Through Her Country To Aid the Poles.

RUSSIANS REFUSE ENGLAND'S CALL TO STAY OFF WARSAW   According To London Times Which : Gives Purported Details Of Soviet Reply   GERMANY REFUSES TO LET TROOPS THROUGH COUNTRY   Por Help of Poland and Dr. Simon Says Such Passage Will Be Resisied By Arms.

UNIVERSALISM 150 YEARS OLD  Anniversarv.   WAS FOUNDED BY REV. JOHN MURRAY

POLICE FORCE GETS RAISE   Elwood Officer Neglected When Others Were Cared for.

POLICk FORCE GETS RAISE   Liwood Officers Neglected Wher ‘nhers Were Cared for,

NO MARKS LEFT ON BARRELA.   Four Men Arrested When Liquor in Seized, Forfeit Bail.

CONFISCATE LIQUOR      25 Barrels of Whiskey and : Two Trucks Taken

NAVAL STATION {6 “ANDED BY FORCES OF IRISH REBELS   Reinforcements of Sol. diers and Marines Arrive in Ireland.

SINR FEINERS KEEP BUSY WITH RAIDS   ‘Resistance by Military Police  Against Attacks on Bar racks is Stronger.

” FEINERS. RAIDS 0 HAVA POSTS   Attackers killed by militar police in rush on bar-

PLOW CONTEST NEXT WEDNESDAY AT OAKLAND CIT   POWER DRIVEN PLOWS WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CONTEST —ICE WATER

LIST OF ENTRIES IN BIG POCKET PLOWING CONTEST   Big Manufacturers And Agencies In Large Cities: Attracted To Oakland Citv: Meet

OIL MAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   MURDER THE AFTERMATH OF A ROAD HOUSE PARTY NEAR CHICAGO.

WEALTHY OWL MAN HELD FOR MURDEF   Claims He Avenged Insult Tc Woman In Party In Roadhouse Near Chicago.

WILSON RESTATES HIS OPPOSITION   To Any Reservations In the Treaty of Peace   WEAKENING SECTION

PROPOSALS A NULLIFIGATION   America Should Not En — deavor to Escape Its Obligations,   nin? pea’  SAYS NATION SHOULD ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY   Whole Issue Beclouded by Misapprehension and Misinterpretations, Says President.

(an be No Objection to Explaining Again What Our Constitetional Method is, He Says, but Sach a Declaration Would Certainly be a Work of Superereration,

Writes Sen. Hitchcock in Response to the Request That Conference Be Held With: Sen. Simmons; Declares No Difference Between Nullifier and Mild Nullifier   ARTIGLE TEN HEART OF LEAGUE

The “Very Heart” of the Covenant Would be ‘Weakened He Says   DUTY TO MANKIND      Wilson Declares He Would Be Ashamed to Look Soldier in Face if the Article is Not Adopted.

RESERVATIONS ARE ASSAILED BY PRESIDENT   Despite Opposition of Executive, Four More Were Adopted and Compromise on Article Fen Was Pressed Harder.

ARTICLE X MUST STAND UNALTERED SAYS PRESIDENT   Wilson Writes Hitchcock Again Expressing Opposition to Any Impairment of Force.   LIFE BLOOD OF THE LEAGUE   Declares That Imperialists All Over the World Are Chief Foes of the Covenant.

CHANGE IN ARTICLE TEN CUTS — AT VeRY HEART OF COVENANT, : PRESIDENT TELLS HITCHCOCK      Letter to Dermoeratic Leader Repeats Unalterable Oppasition to Any But’ Interpretative Changes in the Pact   MILITARISM IS NOT DEAD, HE WARNS

TAKES HEART FROM TREATY   PRESIDENT SAYS SENATE RESERVATIONS FATAI.   ARTICLE TEN IS THE BULWARK   LEAGUE OF NATIONS IMPOTE \'I WITH IT ABSENT.   Labured Leng fer lis lncerporation and (annet Submit te AKerations —Letter a Denial ef (empremise idea.

PREOIDENT WILoDA AESTATES STAND   Says No to Every Reservation Suggested by Lodge.   JOIN FREELY OR STAY OUT   Executive Tells Senate in Answer t Hitchcock-—-He Wants Article Ten Intact—Says No Hope of Es. caping Moral Obligations.

WILSON STANDS PAT ON CHANGES   Restates Opposition tc Treaty Reservations   THAT WOULD WEAKEN   full Force of Article Ten or Otherwise Materially Impair Provisions of League Covenant — Fails to Say What Qualifications He Would or Would not Accept

VITAL GANGES WILL NEVER BE —AGCEPTED BY HIM, HE DECLARES   EXPLANATION OF OUR STAND WOULD BE -PERMISSIBLE   BUT. AMERICA MUST NOT SO ALTER TERMS AS TO "PAVE WAY FOR RETURN OF MILITARISM AND FOREVER CRUSH HOPE OF DEMOCRACY

WILSON SAYS NO TO RESERVATIONS   Join League Freely or Stay Out Answer to Senator Hitchcock.   WANTS ARTICLE TEN INTACT   With Modified Reservatton, the Senate Passes the Armament Clause—Labor Reservation is Also Readopted, 44 to 27.

PERJURY SEEN IN M’GANNON TRIAL   Charge is Made by Prosecutor ir Arguing Case   WILL REACH JURY TODAY   Accused Juige May Know His Fate by Toniaht

JURY TO GET M’GANNON  CASETODAY   JUDGE ON STAND DE NIED KILLING HAR OLD C. KAGY   And Repudiated the Testi. _mony of Miss Neely, the State’s Star Witness --. Final Arguments are-in Procracs. .

INFLUENZA HAS FIRM GRIP   Three Thousand New Cascs Expected at New York—tUse of Whisky of Doubtful Merit.

PRESIDENT MAY KEEP CONGRESS IN SESSION   Much Needed Legislation Has Not Been Enacted and Conress Is Getting Worried For ear President May Hold Lawmakers In Washington During Summer Moanthe«_

Congress Fears President Plans To Continue Session  Well Into Summer Months

CONGRESS TOLD MUCH YET TO DO   WILSON INSISTENT THAT MEMBERS KEEP AT WORK.   PRESIDENT A HARD TASKMASTER   Cannot Consent to a Vacation Until Pressing Legislation Enacted— Proving a Thorn in Con gressional Flesh.

WILSON BEGINS 10 TROUBLE CONGRESS WITH SUGGESTIONS   May Call Legislators Back If Laws Deemed Necessary Are Not Passed   DOESN'T WANT TO WORK   Members Are Anxious To Be Back In Home Districts Making Campaigns

SHERROD SMITH HOLDS INDIANS TO THREE SCATTERED HITS AND BROOKLYN COPS THIRD GAME 2-1

Pitchers’ Battle Ends in De. feat for Speakers’ Tribe.   TWO INDIANS’ SCALPS AT BROOKLYN'S BELT   Teams Go to Cleveland To night Where They Play Saturday.

Brooklyn Takes Lead — Winning Second Game From Indians 2 to    Southpaw Smith’s Slants Hold Redskin Sluggers Helpless For Nine Innings. Robins Now Have Two Games To One As Series Play In Brooklyn Ends,

DODGERS AGAIN DEFEAT INDIANS   National Pennant Winners Take the Tribesmen Into Camp in Third . Game by Score of 2 to 1,   CLEVELAND PITCHERS HIT HARD

ROBING TAKE THIRD GAME COORE 2 10   Smith Scalps Indians Allowing but Three Hits While Dodgers Rap Caldwell, Mails and Uhle for Six   SMITH’S SOUTHPAW SLANTS PROVE POISON FOR INDIANS   Nunamaker Replaces O’Neil Behind the Bat in Eighth Inning

Smith Scalps Indians Allowing But Three Hils While Dodgers Rap Caldwell, Mails and Uhle for Six ¢   SMITH’S SOUTHPAW SLANTS PROVE POISON FOR INDIANS   Nunamaker . Replaces O'Neil Behind the Bat in. Eighth “Inning “

BROOKLYN DODGERS. ~SWAMPED INDIANS TN THIRD GAME   Brooklyn Southpaw Proved Too Much for the ClevelanJers Who Were Defeated by A Score of 2 to 1.—Clevelaad Used Three Pitchers.

GURVES OF SMITH KEEP DOWN HITS   Speaker Gets Cleveland’s Only Run by Circling Bases When His 2-base Hit Goes Through Zack Wheat’s Legs.

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P +  SMITH DEATH FOR INDIANS   Dodgers Capture Third  Game in World Series Today

OOKLYN WINS AGAIN   Seuthpaw Poison to Cleveland Batters.   ALLOWS ONLY THREE HITS   Mails Pitched Good Game for Losers After Caldwell Was Retired End of First Inning.

BROOKLING  TAKE THIRD GAME CF Tit WORLD SERIES   CALDWELL FALLS DOWN AND CONTEST [S LOST IN THE FIRST tNNING—DETAILS OF GAME,

BROOKLYN DODGERS SHAPED INDUS. IN THIRD. GAME   Brooklyn. Southpaw Proved  Too Much for. the Cleveland -ers Who Were Defeated by A Score of 2 to J.—Clevelaad Tleed Three Pitehore.

NODGERS WIN AGAIN ~WITH2TO 1 OVER CLEVELAND   Sherry Smith with His Left - Puzzles Visitors and His Work Wins Game

BROOKLYN SCORES IN THE FIRST INNING   Sewell’s Error Followed by Two Hits Gives Dodgers Enough to Win — Wheat Carries ‘Off the Batting Linnare anf Game.

SPEAKER'S DRIVE” “SAVES GLEVELAND ~FROM ZERO NOTC  ~   Brooklyn Hitters Knock Caldwell and Mails Out of the Box   ZACH WHEAT SHINES WITH 3 SAFE HITS

OTE TAD INDIAN 5 PUZZLED BY HIS CURVES AND WON WITH EASE   Three Cleveland Pitchers Necessary to Hold Slugging Dodg ers Down to Minimum Score of Two; Speaker Made Tally on Fielding Error By Wheat.

SMITH HANDS CLEVELANDS 2 T0 1 JOLT   \Clever Southpaw Holds Indians to Three Safe Binglées in Game.   IGAME WAS BITTERLY  FOUGHT TO FINISH

ROBINSON'S SUPERBAS CAPTURE = — THIRD GAME-FROM CLEVELAND AT BROOKLYN, SCORE 2 TO 1   Smith’s Pitching Holds Westerners to Three Hits;  Speaker Used Three Pitchers in Futile Effort.

SHITH KEPi INDIANS IN SUBJECTION   Fluky Home Run Gav American League  Champs Run.   eeETT, SPREE BRIS FSF Be PPS Ts  LTOULRTI INNING

INDIANS ALLOWED BUT THREE BLOWS BY BIG SOUTHPAW   Result is Dodgers Take Third Game of World Series— Double Plays Numerous.  CALDWELL POUNDED OUT  Only Cleveland Run Made on Speaker’s Two-sacker Which Evaded Wheat for Homer.   CALDWELL POUNDED OUT

QUUTHPAW BEATS CPE AKERS GANG   Two Buns Made Off Caldwell in First Frame; Speaker Scores Lone Tally.   WHEAT BATS IN FIRST RUN

BROOKLYN TAKES THIRD GAME, 2-1, WITH SOUTHPAW SMITH’S SLANTS   Hardfought Battle Won by On “Run. Margin When Indians: ‘Whiff Wide Curves.   DODGERS’ TWO RUNS TAKEN - OFF CALDWELL IN FIRS   Mails and Mates Hold Rivals For Eight Frames, but Unable to Overcome Lead.

Brooklyn's Southpaw Baffles Tris Speaker and His Hard Hitting Team Mates.   SCORE TWO RUNS IN FIRST   And Caldwell Is Relieved By Mails Who Puts a Stop to Swat Fest,

WARNED AGAINST BOLSHEVIK)   American Investigator Says They Are Bnworthy of Aid.

MORE LAWS NEED (IF I) §. -PALMER   Anti-Sedition Legislation Necessary to Safeguard America in Opinion of Attorney General; Both Aliens and Citizens Should be Controlled

POLES HALT REDS’ ADVANCE   Fierce Attacks by Soviet Troops Repeled With Heavy Losses, Says Warsaw.

BANK MESSENGER ROBBEL   Chicago Robbers Obtain $20,000 ir Cash and $50,000 in Papers

+ FORD. KICKED      Donald Phares, Pourteen Years Ou rot ‘Has Broken Arm.

FORD KICKED HIM.      Donald Phares, Fourteen Years Old, Has Broken Arm.

BLAMES PLACED ON PROFITEERING   ‘Railroad Brotherhoods Claim Gred Fundamental Cause For High Prices of High Cost of Living.

WAGE PROFTEERG DENIED BY LABOR   R. R. BROTHERHOODS LA‘ BLAME FOR HIGH COST ON INDUSTRIES.   Study of the High Cost of Living Reveals Interesting Atti, tude of the Railroad Unions.

GLAIM INDUSTRY . 15 PROFITEERING   BrotherhoodsPresentStud) To R. R. Labor Board.

LARGER PART OF THE H.C.L. [S CHARGED T0 PROFITEERING   Statement Presented Before the Railroad Labor Board Denies That High Prices Are Due to High Wages.

PROFITEERING (5 CAUSE OF HIGH COST OF LIVING SHY THE  RAILROAD WORKER:   Statement is Made. to the La «bor Board That Millionaires  _ Made By the Hundreds and Extortion Are Cause of Demands for Waves.

BROTHERHOODS GIVE PROFITEERING STUDY TO RAIL LABOR BOARD   Says Profiteering Fundamental Cause for Present High Living Costs.

LABOR COSTS BUT A SMALL PART OF HIGHER PRICES   Profiteering Is Blamed In Charge Made To Rail Labor Board.

Tnvestigater Declares Increase in Various Commodities Is Not Justified by Showing of Cost of Manufacturing      Railway Brotherhoods Make Public Series of Figures in Plea for Higher Pay; Priee Stabilizing Is Needed

LABOR'S WAGES NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR H. G. OF L   STUDY IN PROFITEERING PRE SENTED RAILWAY LABOR BOARD   MANY MILLIONAIRES CREATED DURING WAR   Profiteerng is Fundamental Causs of the Increased Cost Says Former Secretary of Board

PROFITEERING IN INDUSTRY CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES   Labor Costs Not tc Blame, Says Lauck’s Report

PROFITEERING — BLAME PLACED” — ON INDUSTRIFS:   W. J. LAUCK PRESENTS TO LABOR BOARD A STUDY. OF THE StyRiIreT   Labor, He States, Not to Blame for ‘Higher Costs But Middle men and! Others.

LABOR LAYS BARE TTS SMALL SHARE OF WAR PROFITS   FEDERAL RAIL BOARD HEARS DATA ON STUDY - OF PROFITEERING.   ‘RICH GOT RICHER   Working Man Contributed Only Slightly to Increased Drete

GENERAL WAGE DEMANDS LAID BEFORE BOARD      Former U. S. Official Submits Brotherheod Arguments. —

LABOR OFFERS GAGE AGRINST HIGH GOSTS   Lauch fMeclares War-made _ Millionaires Unanswerable Refutation of Charge

PROFITEERING ININDUSTRY -BLAMED BY RAIL MEN'F OR , -THE- HIGH -COST-OF LIVINC

GIVE FIGURES 10 BAGK ASSERTIONS   Refute Charges That Increased Labor Costs Blame for’  High Living Cost.   “WAR-MADE” MILLIONAIRE

REFUTE CHARGES. LABOR 1S CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES   Study of Profiteering Supports Demands Made by Unions for More Pay.   Shows Increase In Workmen’s Wage Added Little to the Final Costc.

Investigator Presents Analysis of Profits and Costs of Corporalion Products; Makes for Denunds for Workers

PROFITEERING ELD Ao GAUOL DF HIGH PAIGE   BPROTHERHOODS PRESENT STUD) OF LABOR SITUATION  BEFORE RALLROAD BOARD,

LABOR SMALL ITEM IN H.C.L. SAYS REPORT   Claims Consumer Pays Cost; Profiteer Reaps Harvest.

BIG. BUSINESS 1D BLAMED FOR HIGHER PRICES   Profiteering in Industry is the Cause Assigned Present Living Conditions.   W. J. LAUCK ASSERTS " LABOR IS GUILTLESS   Former Secretary of War Labor Board Testifies Before Railroad Wage Body.

LABOR ANALYZES THE HIGH PRICES   High Cost of Living I: Due to Profiteering in Industry

LABOR CONTENDS ALL BIG PROFITS GO TO CAPITAL   Shows That Sugar Jumps 300 Per Cent But Production Cost Only 15 More   MEAT PACKING SIMILAR   MANY ARGUMENTS MADE SHOWING THAT PROFITEERING IS BASIC CAUSE OF H.C. L.

ge “HAT TARAS   At Call of Wheat Director Barnes, Boards of Trade Of- . ficials and Others. Gather   BOARDS ASK SAFEGUARDS   Want Protection of Markets Against Foreign Manipulation—-Wheat Guarantee Ends June 1.

HGH GUoT REPORT   STUBY OF PROFITERRING PRES ENTE BY BROTHERHOOD,   Keport Submitted to Prove  Higi Wages Not the €anse otf High Cost.

ALL PROFITEERS SAY LABORERS   RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS SAY SUGAR AND MEAT TRUSTS TO BLAME FOR HIGH PRICES

BLAME PROFITELKRS.   Brotherh ods Answer Charge Labor is Kespousible for H. C. of f.

AND REFUTE CHARGE THAT INCREASED LABOUR COST IS RE. SPONSIBLE. .   Give Statistics to the Rail- way Labor Board to Support Their Contention — War.Made Millionaires.

NYS LABOR NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SOARING PRICES   Railroad Brotherhood Refute Charges That Increased Labor Costs Are Responsible For High Living Cost But Lays It To Profiteers and Increase in Millionaire Class.

$1200 A FAMILY PROFITEERS’ GAIN   Libor Expert so Informs th Railroad Board,   GITES SUGAR ARD SHOES   Denies Wage Increases Boosted Prices     and Blames Profiteering in industry as Cause of High Prices,

Railway Brothertioods Present a Study to the Labor Board ‘in Support of Workers’ De mands For Higher Pay:

HIGH GOST REPOR      TULY OF PROFITEERING PRES. r _ENTED by BROTHERHOOD,

GREED, NOT LABOR’S FEE, DECLARED RESPONSIBLE FOR: PRESENT HI COSTS

LABOR:NOT. ..: ‘RESPONSIBLE   Study of. Profiteering Is resened to Railroad .  Labor Board 

ANALYSlS OF PROFTEERING FAVORS LARUE   Railway Brotherhoods Pre: sent Study of Relation of Wages to High Prices.   CAPITAL IS BLAMED   Statistics Show Increase: Manufacturing Costs Are # Small by Comparison.

INDUSTRY OWNERS GET HC. L. BLAME FROM RAIL UNIONS   War-Made Millionaires Called Unanswerable Proof That Labor’s Not Profiteer.   “SUGAR UP 300 PER CENT, ADDED WORK COST IS 15’   Meat Gains 300 Per Cent The Employe Got but 20 More,  Is Study’s Indication.

RAIL MEN BLAME PROFITEERS FOR INCREASED PRICES   Give Figures to Refute Charge Labor Costs Are Responsible and Call Attention to War. Made Millionaires.

INDUSTRY CHARGED WITH PROFITEERING BY RAIL UNIONS   Point to Many Newly Made Mil lionaires As Proof of Thai  Contention.   WORKERS NOT TO BLAME   Present Study to Railroad Labo Board in Suppo.t of Wage  Demands.

PROFITEERING IN INBUSTRY BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES   Study in Profiteering Presente¢ to Refute Charge ihat Labor is Responsible   SAYS PROFITEERING DIDN'T END WITH THE ARMISTICE   Average Family Muleied for $1,200 in Two Years

RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS PRESENT THE RAIL BOARD WITH CAREFULLY STUDIED  PROFITEERIN G REPORT BACK TO THE YEAR 1914

CROWD COLLECTS TO SEE THE BOMB GO OFF   Even After it Became Apparent Threat on N. Y. Custom House Was Hoax, People Remained  ‘   GRAND JURY OPENS PROBE

POLICE ON GUARD AT CUSTOM HOUSE   Search for Bomb Plotter: Continues as Grand Jury Probes Blast.

IM AUUot NAC! YOnK STILL INTACT   Anonymous Warning Thal Building Was to Be Blown Up Draws Huge Crowd   LITTLE HEADWAY MADE ON WALL STREET BLAST   FISCHER I8 HELD UNDER OR.SERVATION AND ANOTHER MAN PLACED IN AN INSANE ASYLUM.

GRAND JURY TO PROBE ON WALL STREET BLAST   Police and Sailors Kept Crowd Away From Custom House That Was Not Blown,

EXPLOSION HOAX DRAWS VAST THRONG   Surge About Customs House To Watch lor Bomb.

UGE THANG Al auth Ut NEW ALARM   FIXED BAYONETS KEEP MOBS BACK AT CUSTOM HOUSE     af ee . . 2. ri   New York Takes Chance to See Horror if Threat is True.

THOUSANDS WATCH TOOrE AI AI   CUSTOMS HOUSE IS CENTER - OF INTEREST DUE TO A POSTCARD WARNING   M0 DEVELOPMENTS SEEN   Building Against Which Threat Was Made Closely Guarded By Police and Federal  A wantc

INTER COAST AIR MAIL ~ SERVICE STARTS TODA\   Planes Leave With 4,80( Pounds.

TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR MAIL SERVICE OPENS   BIGHT PLANES IN FOUR DIYTSIONS CARRY U.S, MAIL

HAS PILATE’S OLD JOB   Son of British Clergyman Now Governs Jerusalem

POSITION CALLS FOR ABILITY   Englishman Chosen to Administer Af. fairs in Jerusalem Has Been Given a Hard Task.

‘Wy TO. POLAD TO ROLSHENIK   Peace Between Lithuania and Soviet Russia Reported Signed in Moscow Strikes Severe Blow-at Poles

PEASANTS SEIZING -TTALIAN ESTATES   Social Unrest Takes New -Tack After Factories Re- — turned to Owners.    WONK LEADS SEIZURE RAID   Land Owners Fire on Mob ‘Killing One and Wound- « “ing Several,

ee ee FS a OR RR LS OTE ESS CL6LSti“‘ lee ——_— = 2     But No Ruling Has Been Made For ' Day Here.

FAYOR §.     TY ON FOURTH   But No Ruling Has Been Male For Day Here,

STRIKE SHUTS ILLINOIS MINES   Rail Situation Makes Half the Shafts and 45,000 Men Idle, Says President Farrington.

HIGHER RATES URGED FOR ELECTRIC LINES   Can Not Survive Without Fare Inerease, Expert Says — Plea Made for Railroads.

Urges Increase in Passenger Rates   Railway Man Declares 5 Per Cent. Raise Is Absolutely Necessary.

HIGHER RATES BEING URGED  ee  PASSENGER SFARES aN   PASSENGER SFARES ON RAILROADS MA YBE INCREASED.

SEEK INCREASE IN    a  -. PASSENGER RATE:   Witnesses Argue That Freight Cost Should Not Carry Entire Advance

RAILROADS WANT RATE INCREASES   Representatives of Roads and Shippers Appear Before Commission   FIVE PER CENT BOQaST   Electric Lines Must Have Profitable Passenger Business, Says Attorney

BOOST IN PASSENGER RATES   Clifford Thorne Says It Should Ac company Freight lucrease.

Bi SN eas Neha NE Bee ek eee id! *y fiber a  IMPORTANT BUSINESS BEING. DISCUSSED   COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET

FRAZIER LOSES - BURLEIGH C0., REPORTS SHOW   Aint townley Candidate for Governor Nearly Doubles Rural  ote Given Steen in 1918   'LANGER LEADING BY 248   Nonpartisans” Concede Incom“plete Returns Indicate Frazier Defeat

O'CONNOR TAKES: THE COUNTY BY NEAR 500 VOTES   Seven League Precincts Missing _ Will Cut Down Majority Somewhat   McCURDY BEATS ED ALLEN   Miss Nie'son Will Perhaps:Carry ' County by 1.000 Vates, With Big City Vote

Support Baseball, Attend the Games   The Moral and Financial Support of the People Necessary to Success.— Tomerrow Half-HoHday.

Support Baseball, Attend the Game      The Moral and ‘Finaneittl Support a: the People Necessary to Sueeess.— Tomorrow Halt-Holiday.

NATION SET FOR VOTING TOMORROW   Both Parties Putting  Final Touches on Drives in Doubtful States.

SMALL AND LEWIS BOTH CLAIM THEY WILL BE ELECTED   Bitter Fight for Gover: morship Comes to Close in Illinois.

BOTH PARTIES — MAKE CLAIMS IN MID-WES!   Flashes of Old-Time Political Enthusiasm Marks End  of Campaign.

ei eG]  Demoeratie Gubernatorial Candidate Will Defeat Small By Over tA ana

U. S. TO SUPPORT SLAVS IN THE ADRIATIC DISPUTE; ALLIED REPLY IS READY

WHITE HOUSE SAYS JV. S&S. WILL CONTINUE TO STAND BY JUGO SLAVS IN CONTROVERS

HL 75CN   Asspmblyman Charged Tha Strong Army Bunch. Attacked: Him, ‘Broke Out His Teeth and Generally Pu  Life: Chst af Racinvac.

SAYS SOCIALISTS BEAT HIM   Assemblyman Cuvillier Alleges Assault Was Made in Revenge for His Assembly Activities.

ASSEMBLYMAN ACCUSES SOCIALIST ASSAILANTS   New York Lawmaker Says Strong Arm Squad Seeks Revenge for Legisla-, t tive Activities

SMEs eee ee! Rae meee ee  Beat Up a Who Heip ed Ougt Sccialist Legislators.

ASSAULTED ASSEMBLYMAN   Cuvillier Said Socialist Strong Arm Squad Attacked Him

STOVE COMPANY EMPLOYES VOTE SELVES MORE PAY   Cleveland Concern Furnishes_ Illustration of How Workers’ Participation in Co. Management Works Out.

ais. aie: iii EMPLOYES AWARD ‘THEM. ; SiLVES A MAPERIAL IN. , CREASE. IN SALARY

MAKE WHOLESALE ARRESTS LiGUOR CASES CHICAGO   Confidential Police Files Given to District Attorney

POLICE MIXED IN ~ BOOZE SCANDAL   NINE OFFICERS BOUND TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY IN LIQUOR “HOUSECLEANING”

- BOOZE SCANDAI   NINE. OFFICERS BOUND TO .FEDERAL GRAND JURY IN-LIQUOR. ‘ MHOUSECLEANING”

COAL HEARING IS POSTPONED   Senate Investigating Committes to Re call Cushing’on Resuming Probe oo Wednesday.

BIG COAL STRIKE AT PITISTON, PA.   ORDER FOR 10,000 MEN TO ’ GO OUT IS IN EF. FECT.

Embargoes On Freight _ and Express Shipments . By London Railroad

BLOW FOR SUFFRAGE   AMENDMENT BEATEN IN NORTH CAROLINA SENATE.   Vote to Postpone Action—Tennessee House Adjourns Over Night With. out Taking Vote.

SUFFRAGE GETS BLOW   North Carclina Senate Vetes to Posipone-Action.   Tennessee House Adjourns Over Night After Nearly Four Hours of Bitter Debate.

SUFFRAGE GETS A SETBACK INN. CAR   North Carolina Senate Votes to Postpone Action.   Tennessee Hous& Adjourns Over Night After Nearly Four Hours of Bitter Debate.

SUFFRAGE RECEIVES A DOUBLE SETBAGK   Delaware and Louisiana Deal Blows to Hopes   Women Plan Big Demonstration at Chicago Convention

BASEBALL SCANDAL   Evidence that Worlc’s Series Was Not on Square

SROOKED SPORT ALLEGATION MADE   Chicago Grand Jury Making laves: tigation of World Series  Games Last Year.

EVIDENCE THAT SERIES WAS NOT ON: SQUARE 15 “GIVEN TO GRAND JURY   According To” Prosecutor ‘Hartle: Replogle “Facts Have Been Es tablished At Chicago.

WORLD’S SERIES OF 1919 CROOKED SAYS ATTORNE})   Prosecutor Claims Seven Chi. cago Players Are Involved —Cincinnati Clear.

LEBANON WILL OBSERVE BIG PROSPERITY DAY   WEDNESDAY, MAR. 3, 1920

Father Did Not Want ‘“Warren” to Be Nominated; Afraui of Assasins.      SENATOR NEWSPAPER MAN SINCE AGE OF 19   Home Life Shows Republicar Choice As One of “Just Common Folks.”

HOME OF HARDING ALL EXCITEMENT   Marion, O., Starts Celebrat. ing Before, Announcement Is Made Offigial .   HIS FATHER’S BIRTHBAY   Says He Didn’t Want Son t Win But Will Vote For Him

Senator Harding’s Sister Is Teacher in Marion School; Father Is Physician   NO CHILDREN IN FAMILY   7 Nominee Successful Newspap er Publisher and Follows Profession in Vacations

'HOME OF HARDINGS  HAPPY LITTLE CITY   MARION, O10, WILDLY ENTHUSIASTIC OVER RESULT.   Presidential Neminee Leag & Resideat, Where Hie Father Lives, and Knewn as a Sececes> fal Peblisher.

HARDING'S HOME TOWN GOES WILD   ‘Starts Celebrating Before Vote is Announced.‘

Marion, Ohio Rings Bells for Harding   tome Town of Presidentia Nominee Wild With Joy Over Victory.

Ohio Town W here Senator - Harding Lives Goes Wild With JoyOQver Nomination

HOME TOWN OF PRESIDENT-ELECT IS CELEBRATING   Harding’s Father De clares Did Not Desire Son’s Nomination.

Harding’s Home Town is Jubilant Over Selection As Nominee of the Part    Nominee’s Father Receives the Good News on His SeventySixth Anniversary.

NOMINATION UF HARDING CELEBRATED BY TOWASMEN   Marion, Candidate’s Home City. Goes Wild With Joy and Enthusiasm When Its Leading Citizen Is Honored   FATHER ADVISED ON HIS 76TH BIRTHDAY   Factory Whistles Are Tooted, Church Bells Rung and the Citizens Assemble in Shouting. Happy Groups.

WATERLOO GIRL AND LITTLE BOY DIE IN CAVE-IN   Buriec Under 20 Fee Of Sand At Picture Rocks Sunday.

Two Killed at McGregor   ‘Many Postville Parties Witness “Aeci dent at Pictured Rocks Which Proved Fatal to [wo

NOTED FEAST DAY AMONG THE JEWS   Feast of the Dedieation To Ge Observed By the Jews On December 3.

WERE LOST.’ LAST WORDS OF CHIEF   Mexico’s President, Who Is Accompanied by a Small Force, Hides in Hills   SOLDIERS DESERT HIM!   Refugees Tell Many Pitiful Stories of Hardships in the Flight From Mexico City

Carranza Hides in the Mountains  While Revolutionists Take Charge

t FLIGHT CE CARRANZA 10 THE MOUNTAINS   “We Are Lost, Good. Bye Gentlemen,” Final Words   REBEL ENVOY AT WASHINGTON

"WE'RE LOST, GOODBYE, GENTLEMEN!” IS CARQANTA'S FAREWELL   Mexican Chieftan Seeking Escape by Small Port, Late Advices Would Indicate

CARRANZAS LAT WORDS DECLARE OLD CAUSE LOST,   Deposed President Pauses on Hillside to Watch Rebels Plunder His Treasures   FEDERAL TROOPS LOOT DISABLED COIN TRUCKS   Former Chieftain Riding in Silence of Hilis With a — Small Cavalry Guard

Mevicear Vattenal Ferces Thought tu Re Cuomplciecly “ceatiered and jie NHidted.

CARRANZA BID THEM GOODBYE AND DEPARTEL   FLEEISG PRESIDENT MAKING WAY TOWARD ‘COAST Is GENERAL BELIEF.   rash of Captured Officials Indicates Very ‘Few of His Staff Accompanying Him.

AARANZA 1S HEADED TOWARD COAST TOWN   DEPOSED MEXICAN PRESIDENT I BELIEVED SEEKING TO LEAVE _ COUNTRY.   “WE ARE LOST; GOOD-BY"   These Were Final Words to Civilian Refugees Before Leaving Besieged Trains.

ACTRESS HAS BOTH LEGS BROKEN   Ie Was Noto an Accident, Bue Was  Hone for Renuty's Sake.  .

Actress Has Both Legs  Broken   She Saw Her Legs in Mirror in Store and They Made Her Laugh

TAYLOR ATTACKS PRFsTryT   Refusal to Terminate Treaty Called Flagrant Abuse of Power.

INJURED HIMSELE :   Rey Carter Inftiicted Versonal Hurts at Jail This Morning.

i _ INJURED FIMSELE     :        Rex, Carter Inflicted ‘Mersonal Muri at J2il Phis Mornin:

DAEEGH OWL INVADE GIRARD, AYTAGK GHTIZENS   Residents Carry Umbrellas at Night for Protection—One Man Hit by Bird Loses Sight of Eve.

Screech Owls Fight With Citizens —  For Possession of Girard, Kansas

A’ PLAGUE OF OWLS   SCREECH OWLS HAVE THE TOWN OF GIRARD   The Birds Viciously Attack Grown -Men and Queer Stories Are, Told of Them

HEARINGS: CONCLUDED   COAL  STRIKE SETTLEMENT COMMISSION READY TO QUIT,   Who Mast Stand Wage Increase Is - (huestion--Unanimous Dec}ston Hoped For.

FOLLOWS U. & EXAMPLE.   To Inforce Lever Act If Operators “ Discharge Miner:

LEVER LAWIS PALMER'S CLUE   DEPARTMENT TO ENFORCE TERMS OF WILSON PROPOSITION   Operators Who Refuse to Permit Min ers to Return to Work Face Crim-

OWING LAW Ao CLUB 10 FORGE MINE OWNERS   Operators Will Be Made to Employ Miners and Accept Commission Award Says Palmer.  APPOINT UMPIRES

HOURLY TEMPERRATL RES.   MISSOURI  ISOLATED   Trail of Tornade Leaves Death and Destruction to Extent Still Prnknawn.

SEVEN LIVES LOST AND PROPERTY! IS DAMAGEDINSTORM   SOUTHWESTERN  MESSOURTL OE STRUCK BY TERRIFIC TORNADO WITH DISASTROUS RESULTS   FLOOD DANGER IS GROWING   tain in Many North Central States Threatens to Cause Heavy Water and Railfoads Are Premauing for Much rouble

AFTER DENTON’S BONDS   Brother Believes That Wealthy Mar  May Have Been Murdered fer Hiis Money.

FORMER RESIDENT DEAD      Mrs. Eva Skillern;wee F Robinson, Dead in Chicago. -

GET CONNECTICUT TO RATIPY SUFFRAGI   SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLA. TURE CALLED TO PASS LAWS 2) PEGI TER WOMEN   4:4 Batitierntion

SUFFRAGISTS SEEK ONE MORE STATE   Action of Tennessee House Rescinding Ratification Not Believed Legal; Fight Is Expected to Go to U. S. Supreme Court; May Prevent Women Voting in 1920

SUFFRAGE LEADERS ABE Rh DOUBLING EFFORTS TC GET CONNECTICUT TO RAFIFY    TANGLE IN TENNESSEE   Action of the Tennessee H scinding Ratification Hai eral Important Tect Issues, — Opinion  } Awaited,

IOWA MAN KILLS SELF.   Because: an. I tinoia Married Wama fF Would Not Elope..

CONVENTION  ADJOURNED TILL 4 P.M.   Settlement of League of Nations Plant Cuts Session Short After 15 Minutes

All Factions Suited With Platform Expression on Peace Treaty   BESQLUTIONS REPORT AT 4 2 Mi  p

Resolutions Committee TT Make Report at Recon- . vening This Afternoon     4 Noon Session Lasts 15 Minute: —Platform Is About

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN SUPERIOR   MAN BORN AND REARED ED THIS CITY DIED IN NORTHERD CITY

SINN FEIN TAKES GOVERNMENT MAIL   Fifty Armed Men Raid Main Dublin Post Office and Seize Sacks of Mail in Stronghold.

DUBLIN POST OFFICE RAIDEL   Flity Armed Men Take Advantage of Disorder and Seize Atl Government Mail,

SAY L W. W. ARI ACTIVE      iMPEDING MA IES MAY BE MADE THE BASIS OF PROSECUTION

Government Will Not Shirk Responsibilities, Says Pal mer: Act In Strike Soon   WILSON TO APPOINT LABOR BOARD TODAY   Further Information From Field Agents of the Department of Justice Awaited

Expect Announcement Today  Regarding Steps to Curb  Spread of Walkout   HINT CRIMINAL CHARGES   May Revert to Motor Servic lf Necessary to Handle U. S. Mails

BUVEANMENT 10 AGT, POLIGY NOT FULLY DECIDED   SAY [. W. W. ARE ACTIVE   IMPEDING MAILS MAY BE MADE THE BASIS OF PROSECUTION

Palmer Declares Government Will No Shirk Its Responsibility in the Railroad Strike,

ATTY. GENERAL LOOKING INTO OTAIKE GAUGE   AND MAY DECIDE TODAY ON THE COURSE GOVERNMENT Is TO TAKE TO STOP IT   Delay Said To Be In Order Thar Fuller Knowledge May Be  Had Of Responsibility

ioneptemere s Course In Strike. Crisis May Be Determined Today, Palmer Deciares

ABOR BOARD APPOINTMENT IS (MMINENT   Activity of I. W. W. Indicated by Reports—Crisis Most Acute in East, With Situation in the Chicago Area Much -Amproved.

REDS CUTOFF POLISH BASE   + Accepts Rowmania’s Offer of Militar: Ald. Amerienn Staff Leaves Warsaw

REDS CUT POLES’ LINE OF SUPPLIES   Bolsheviki Capture Ciechanow, Severing Connections Between Warsaw and Danzig   LEAVING A TRAIL OF MURDER   Russian Troops Are Committing Airocities, Pillaging and Outraging and. Killing Nurses

Accepts “Rowmania’s Offer of Milkiary Ald, American Siaff Leaves ; Warsaw:

TANG LOSS  LAM MEMORY Ur SUIEATI LAG MISSA   Dr. Brand Discovered After Search of Three Years   UTTERLY FAILS TO RECOGNIZE SON   Relinement and Education of Wanderer Causes identification

DR JOHN L. BRAND OF WORCESTER   Physician Had Been Missing For Three Years   Showed Deep Knowledge

“PROF. X” IDENTIFIED   Massachuetts Doctor Missing ‘Three Years Found in New Jersey.

APPLES AT PAIR PRICE.   Tipton People to Get Them at Not to Exeeed 8$1.20 Per Bushell.

ad + APPLES AT PAIR PRICE.   ‘pton People  to Get Tim at Not to Lixeeed $1.20 Per Bushell.

BRITISH SEA CAPTAIN WITH GERMAN NAME WAS HEAQ IN LATE WAR   HAD VARIED EXPERIENCE WITH GERMAN SUBMARIVES: \OW IN MERCHANT MARINE.

More Towa Miners Are Idle This Week Than Last According to Reports From Des Sfoines.   LABOR LEADER IS SLAIN: QUIZ WIFI

turls Acid Over Husband to Keep Him From Other  Women; He Dies   BULLETIN.

CAR LINES ARE STILL IDLE   Denver Traction Company Fails to Make Good Promise of Service

G.0.P. NOT TO _SMASH-AT   Presidential Election Campaign Will Direct Attack at Democratic Platform Instead.

ENGLAND WARNED   Sir Hamar Greenwood Tells House of Commons Sinr Fein Plans to Destro} Docks and Power Houses.   OUTBREAK OF TYPHOID RECALLS PLOT STORIES  .   British Authorities Claim Part of Sinn Fein Program is Spread of Disease——Mrs. MacSwiney Takes Ship.

SINN FEINERS PLOT 10 BLOW UP DUCKS AND WATER PLANTS   Assertion Made In House Of Commons By Secretary Greenwood Hotly Denied By Irish Leaders, Who Say Charges Were Made To Discredit Sinn Fein.

Charge Made in Parliamen by Greenwood Startles All of Great Britain   PLOT TO DESTROY DOCKS IS ALLEGED   ENGLAND ON THE ALERT FO! OUTBREAKS AT LIVERPOOI AND MANCHESTER, THREAT FNED BY SINN FEINERS,

Debate in Commédns Declares — Plan to Blow Up Liver- . ty nool Docks.      tet Debate With Asquith Brings America «Into Limelicghte ~~ -

CHARGES AN ATTEMPT 70 BLOW UP DOCKS   Sir Greenwood ‘in House of Com mons Lays Sinn’ Feiners Plot Before the’ Meeting’   ‘IRISH .LEADERS’ DENY: iT

SAYS G. 0. P. READY FOR FRAY   Senator Harding Replies to Governor Cox's Acceptance Speeeh.

‘SAYS G0. P: READY'FOR FRAY   Sénator Harding. Replies ‘to Governor - Coxs Acceptance Spesch—Defands Congress,

MARY PICKFORD IN LOS ANGELES   Little Movie Star Would No Stop to Talk With Reporters.

MARY AT LOS ANGELES   ‘Miss Pickford Weeps and Flees From the Crowd.   “Let Poor Little Girl Alone,” Is Pilea of Mother as They Reach Waiting Auto.

WARY. PICKFORD HOME,   It Is a Very Sad Little Mary Whe Comes Weeping from Rena

MARY'S MOVIES COME TO LIFE   LCS ANGLES WITNESSES “HEART. BREAKER’ THAT’S NOT A FILM

MARY SOBS AND FALLS   “LET POOR LITTLE GIRL ALONE,” PLEADS MOTHER.   Miss Pickford Weeps and Flees Crow¢e on Her Arrival at Los Angeles Following Divorce.

EE ee ee ee Re ee ee  MARY STUMBLES FROM TRAIN TO AVOID CURIOUS   Movie Star, with Tears Stream ing, -Alights from Opposite Side of Car at Los Angeles.

DR. BRYAN RECOVERS   Alumni Send Pledge of Allegience to University.

CLOUDBURST IN SOUTHERN OHIO   HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES DRIVEN FROM HOMES IN THREE TOWNS TODAY

ne eed  HUNDREDS DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES BY FLOOD   Cloudbursts and Heavy Rains Sweep Central and Southeastern Ohio  god BRiweare Rare.

HEAVY RAINS CAUSE DAMAGE   Hoadred<« in Ohio Driven Fromm Hommes be Clondlarsta,

HOT NEW ORLE ANS CAMPAIGN CLOSED   Contest Between Mayor Behrman ane Andrew McShane Overshadows State-wide Election

NEW THIRD PARTY IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE IMMINENT   Rumors State LaF ollette May Head Party Ticket

AMOS PINCHOT = “SAYS THIRD PART   HARDING GREETED WITH CHEERS AT WASHINGTON      REPUBLICANS START NOW   Pinchot Says Republican Party Has Briven Out of Its Councils Million: of Roosevelt Voters.

; FACES CERTAIN COP. BREAKUP   New Faction May Be Followon of T. Ri, Le Follette.. and Inhnean       REBELS WILL BUILD:© BUILD: OnPuaTe. ane CONETRUCTIVE PROGRAM,

ATOLLETTE BHCAKS INTL PRESIDENTIAL RASH RUMOR   Amos Pinchot Says a New Party in Field Is Assured   DEFINITE PROGRAM BEING MAPPED OUT   Campaign to Start Shortly After Democrats Make Their Nomination

eng Campaign Will Begin guon ay Democratic Conven:  85 Wisconsin Senator 7

Amos Pinchot of Committee of Fortyeight. Declares New ‘National — Organization Certainty   ATTENDING PHYSICIANS REFUSE TO ALLOW WISCONSIN SENATOR TO TALK

A NEW PARTY — IS THREATENED   MEN WHO NEVER WERE REPUBLICANS WILL “BOLT.”   LAFOLLETTE TO LEAD   THE CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING WILL START AT ONCE.   The Senator Is Warmly Greeted at Washington and WHI Get Ready for the Blg Fight.

INSISTS MILLIONS DRIVEN FROM PART)   * Definite anc Constructive Pro gram’ Will be Presented.

NEW PARTY CANDIDATE SURELY   Pinchot Makes Declaration—Reamors ef LaFkFollette as Head.

THIRD PARTY (5 CURE: PINGHOT   Declares G. O. P. Has Altenated Millions.

LA FOLLETTE MAY HEAD NEW PARTY   MILLION VOTERS DRIVEN OUT IS CLAIM OF PROGRESSIVES. CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING STARTS SOON

Yhio Editor, Choice for. G. 0. P. Presi‘dent, to Visit Home at Marior in Ten -Days—Gov. Coolidge, of Massa_chusetts, Named for Vice President  . England and France See Triumph of G. O. P. Discipline in Nomination

THIRD CANDIDATE IS POSITIVE FACT DEDLARES, PINT   MILLIONS “OF VOTERS DRIVEN OUT OF BE-   ~ PUBLICAN RANKS,  = rE ACCOR RT.A .   HARDING DRIVE ON   Campaign for Presidential Nomince to Be Started at a

LAFOLLETTE MAY HEAD TICKET   Amos Pinchot Gives Gut States ment At Chicago   IDECLARES BOLT IS CERTAIN   Progressives Driven Out of Coun cils, He Says

NEW PARTY MAY BE RESULT OF GRICKGD MEET SAYS PINCHOT   -aFollette is Suggested as The Possible Head of Fac: tion of Republican Party That Resent Action Repudiatine Roosevelt Followers.

THIRGPAATY WILL FIGHT REPUBLICAK   LAFOLLETTE MAY BE PRES. IDENTIAL CANDIDATE OF THE NEW PARTY.   PINGHOT IN A STATEMENT   Asserts Millions of Voters Have Been Driven Out of Republican Party by Action of the Leaders.

DECLARE FOR NEW PARTY HEADED BY LA FOLLETTE   WILT “REPRESENT -A DEPTNITE ANIX CONSTRUCTIVE -. PRO: GRAM” HARDING CAMPAIGN “UNDER WAY.  ,

Amos Pinchot Announces  There Positivély Will Be 1 Another Candidate.   ARLY HARDING FIGHT      ee Declares fo  “Prompt, Snappy. and   ‘Energetic Action.”

WILL BE A NEW PARTY   Amos Pinchot of the “Committee ot Forly Eight” Says So.   (STALK OF LA FOLLETTE   Said That fle May Head Third Party Ticket to Lead the Radicals

NEW PARTY MAY BE RESULT. OF. GHIGAE  EFT -SHYS “PINCHOT   LaFollette is S egested aa  The ‘Possible Hea: tion of - ‘Republican. te That Resent Action Repudi ating Rancevelt Fallawere.

SAYS HARDING _ FACES CERTAIN ¢.0.P. BRFAKUP   New Faction. May Be Followers of T. R., La Follette  and Selinei   CONVENTION JULY 1¢€   REBELS WILL BUILD DEFINITE AND CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM, PINCHOT ASSERTS

Claim Party Has Driven Out Vot ers Who Followed Roosevelt and Johnson.   NOT TO BACK HARDING   Committee of 48 Says Lafollette Will Head Ticket of New Party.

NEW PARTY IS TO BE FORMED SAYS PINCHOT   Rumored Senator La Follette of Wisconsir Will Head New Tick et This Fall.

ARE INREVOLT   Nena aie aaiamaamma!  La Follette Spoken of as Party’s Nominee ---Harding Manager Calls for Vigorous Campaign.

THIRD PARTY RUMORED BY IRATE CHIEF   Protest may Bring Split Harding Manager Active.

NEW PARTY TICKET MAY BE HEADED BY DEN. LA FOLLETTE   Pinchot Declares a Candidate Will Be Placed in Field—Says Millions Will Be Driven From G. 0. P. Ranks.

Pinchot's*.Positive Declaration of a New Rarty and -Prompt Start of ‘Harding Campaign Are Oustanding Developments.

VARIOUS RUMORS START FOLLOWING CONVENTION   One Is Amos Pinchot’s New Party Candidate and Plans for LaFollette.

NEWPARTY WILL FORM   Amos Pinchot Says Positively Third Organization Will Enter Field—Convention Is Called for July 10 At Chicago to Name Candidate.   LA FOLLETTE LIKELY TO HEAD THE TICKET   Charge Made G. 0. P. Has  Driven Out Millions Who Followed Roosevelt, Johnson and Wisconsin Senator— Will Present Constructive Program.

NEW PARTY "NOW RUMORED   Developments Point to LaFollette as Heading Ticket of Bolters.

Amos Pinchot Declares Millions of Roosevelt, Johnson and  LaFollette Followers Nivsivan fit   G. 0. P. TURNED ON ’EM   Harding Campaign Launched By His Managers at Once-LaPollette to Head * ('Bolters’’

CHARLES ASKS” -AUSTRIA FOR MEAL TICKET   Ex- Empre: ess Forced to Sel  Jewels.to Meet Househala Ritte

CREATOR OF HAYS . “SOVIET” IS FIRED      Board of Administration Dismisses . Harvey From Hays Normal

Discharge Instructor Who Said Hays Normal School ~  Was in Hands of ‘Soviet

Aloo Sn  D  T ELLIS ISLAND   But He Only Smilea While American Criticizes U. S. Government,

NOTED RUSSIAN SINGER IS'GREETED BY COSTAR:   Open Arms and Kisses Fea. tures of Arrival

TROUBLE: IN FAMILY OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN   SUON TO CULMINATE IN SUI! FOR DIVORCE SAYS LATEST REPORT.

SENT TO WASHINGTON   Governor's Reported Action May Forestall Move by Antis.

RUSSIAN SITUATION AS VIEWED IN GERMAN   Reichstag Member Urges Blockade of Russian Ports and In. tervention In Internal Affairs.

MERGE AGTIVE   SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WIL DISCUSS MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS   IMPACVEMENT PROGRAM 1S TO BE MAPPED QUT   And Big Movements Will Find Their Origin at This Meeting, Accord ing to Reports. Coming to Us of the Purposes of This Special Meeting.

AS Pt NY IMPORTANT MATTERS,   {MPAOVEMENT PROGRAM 1S TO BE MAPPED OUT        And d Big Movements Will Find Their Origin at TI g to Reports Coming © Us of the :

ALL GIS REJECTED   COUNCIL DECLINES TO CONSED.   Another Letting to Be Had on June Pittecnth,

ALL BIDS REJECTED   COUNCIL DECLINES TO. CO ER PROPOSALS ON STI          Anothde Vetting to Re lind on June Kifteenth.

PRICE LEVELS CHANGING   Reserve Board Finds General Readjustment Trend is So Far Unchecked,

FATALLY FROZEN.   Insufiiot Bat Nonélshuient an Dold: Home Cnitse’ Death of Aged Bradford Roaldent.

FATALLY FROZEN.   Insufficiént Nourishment and Cold Home Cause Death of Aged Bradford Resident.

USE GLIDERS FOR MAIL   French Invention Will = Sborten Time of South American. Mails

DRYS TO MAKE WAR ON CIGARETS   State Prohibition Convention Adopts Party Platform.

FREIGHT MOVED QUICKLY REPOR!   AUGUST TRAINS WERE OVER LOADED WITH SHIPMENTS   Carried More Than Any Other Month  OF Other Years Even  Through War

RAILROADS MAKE RECORD IN AUGUST   CARRY GREATER VOLUME Of TRAPEIC THAN EVER REPRORE

LABOR DEMANDS RUTHLESS   Oregon Congressman suvs Lobbyists of Organised Group swarm ihe ¢(apiteol.

INVESTIGATING ~ ROWIN NAVY   Senate Committee Wants Ad. miral Fletcher as a Witness Was Relieved, of Commanc bv Admiral Simms.

CALL ADM'L. FLETCHER   KENATE COMMITTEE AsKS HIM TO TESTIFY.   Taveslgauon of Naval Awards Lead: to Sammoning of Ofiner Relieved of His Command By Sims.

COMMITTEE GALLS ADMIRAL FLETCHER   Will Testify In Hearing of Charges Made By Admiral Sims Against the Navy Department.

CALL FLETCHER IN NAVAL PROBE   e—o_—oe eS oOo" Ow ave ees Se eee aw ce" F   'TIGATE EUROPEAN AWARDS  ‘Seeks Information on Policy of For - elgn Nations in Awarding Officers of  Sunken Ships.

FLETCHER TO BE CALLED IN BY SENATE   Admiral Will Be Quizzed Re. garding the Charges Made By Rear Admiral  Sime

NOT SEEKING IT.   Clemenceau Says. Presidency is Bein: Mhonct Pinan thin

MEXICAN VILLAGE OF 3000 DESTROYED   San Joaquin, Vera Cruz Shaken Yesterday

MEXICAN CITY BLOTTED OUT BY EARTHQUAKE   With Reported Loss of Three Thou. sald People

TOWN OF 3.000 DESTROYED   San Joaquin, Mex., Wiped Out by Quake; Deaths Not Reported by Mexico City.

TWO OLD PARTIES LOOK FOR CREDIT FOR SUFFRAGE ACT   Republicans an} Bemocrats Expeeted to Stage Race to Seo Which WH Put Ovcr Final Ratifies oe rae

Suffragists Have Other States in View   Have Good Reasons to Believe One of Four Which Are Soon to- Vote Will Ratify Amendment.

DEFEAT STARTS + RAGE BETWEEN AI PARTIES   Action of Delaware. Legislature o Suffrage Question Stirs Party Legders   LATEST TURN ASSURES SUFFRAGETTS SUCCESS   Republicans Have Rest Claims for the Progress Made Thua Ber

NATIONAL PARTIES IN SUFFRAGE RAGE      FIN,L DEFFAT IN DELAWARE IVES BOTH PARTIES AN EQUAL CHANCE.

PARTY EFFECTING RATIFICATION WILL NATORALLY. ATTRACT LARGE   LOUSIANA VOTES NEXT MONTH

‘PARTIES MAY RACE FOR SUFFRAGE CREDI1    : ‘ Leclie Delaware Defeated Expetted: Te  Start Rivalry Betweon ‘ol  : Parties. if

LOWDEN BEATS WOOD IN MINN   Will Have 14 of the 24 Dele gates at National Convention

SHOW LOWDEN REAL WINNER IN MINNESOTA   Gets 14 of 24 Delegates From That State, Cam paigners Claim   VICTORY ARE COUNTED SHALLOW AND BLUFF BY ILLINOISAN’S FRIENDS

GREEKS HISS MRS. LEEDS   Ex-Greek Consul at New York Says Her Money Defeated the Venizelos Regime.

PHUAIGTTIGN {i ARGUED BEFORE  SUPREME COURT   NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY GENER AL PRESENTS CLAIMS AS TO UNCONSTITUTION ALITY,

“ONU;S, DRY LAW   Act Deprives State of Police Power Without Consent, . Is Charge.   New Jersey: Attorney. General Says Three-Fourths of States “Have Not Ratified the Prohibl . ©6©tfon Amandment,.

SUPREME GOURT HEARS ARGUMENT NET ATTACKS   Some Questions Involved i Suits Brought from Number of States.   LAW REVOLUTIONARY IN CHARACTER, CLAIMED   Distinction Is Made as Be tween All the People and People of States.

NEW ATTACK IS OPENED ON U.S. DRY LAW   Act Deprives State of Police Power Without Consent, Is Charge.   ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT   New Jersey Attorney General Says Three-Fourths of States Have Not Ratified the Prohibition Amendment.

FEDERAL DRY LAW HIT IN NEW PLEA   New Jersey Declares Amendment Exceeds Nation’s Authority.   SAYS ACT IS TOO RADICAL   Attorney Genera! in Argument Before Supreme Court Asserts Law De. prives Commonwealth of Police Power Without Consent.

ARGUMENTS BEFORE THE S8UPREME COURT TODAY BY STATES OPPOSED TO THE MEASURE

OPEN NEW RTLAGR ON U.S, ORY LAW   Act Deprives State of Police Power Without Consent, is Charge.   ARGUED IN SUPREME GOURT   New Jersey Attorney General Says  «=Three-Foutths of States Have  Not Ratified the Prohtbi tion Amendment.

PROHIBITION iS ARGUED BEFORE SUPREME COURT   New Jersey’s Fight or Amendment Before  High Tribunal.

PROHIBITION ° ENFORCEMENT   Constitutionality of :th Eighteenth Amendment Argued

FURTHER ARGUMENTS ON NATIONAL “DRY” AMENDMENT HEARD   Attorney General McCran of New Jersey Argues Amendment is Invalid.

LIQUOR CASE IS BEFORE COURT   New Jersey Suit Agains' Federal Prohibitior Amendment and Enforce ment Act Is Presented.

UPEN MEW ATTAGK TAL §, ORY LAW      Ast Deprives State cf Polic: 2, Power Without Consent, “Is Charge.”   BAGUED 1N SUPREME COURT   New Jersey Attorney General Says Three-Fourths of States Have Not Ratified the Prohibition Amendment.

DAY AMENOMENT AGAIN ATTACKED IN HIGH COURTS   Cases Involve Same Question: As Those Already Argued Before Tribunal.      New-Jersey Attorney Genera Brings Up Novel State Right Question.

PROWIBITICN FIGHT ISIN SUPREME COURT   New Jersey State Attorney’: Argument Is Made; Point: Brought Out Are New

ARGUING “OR EAW.   Constitutionalitv Question Up Supreme Court PoUay.

HOLY REDEEMER SCHOOL CLOSED BY SMALLPOX   Action is Taken by. City “Health Officer Purcell ; to Fumigate Rooms ="

POLISH - — UKRAINIAN TROOPS . TAKE THETR OBJECTIVE.  ;                peg 2 gr et WHAT WILL . BE ‘ULTIMATE  OUTCOME OF CAMPAIGNT    That  jis. 2 Question Neither of the Warring Factions Seem: Able. > : to Answer, en

SOVIET CONFESSES KIEV WAS CAPTORED      SAID BOLSHEVIK! WITHDREW IN FACE SUPERIOR NUMBERS OF ENEMY FORCES.

POLISH DRIVE ON KIEV SUCCESSFU!   BOLSHEVIKI ADMIT THEY HAVE EVACUATED UKRAINLAN Crry   Reds are Dispossessed of Cupital of the Ukraine By Polish Attacks

KIEV CAPTURED BY POLISH, UKRAINIAN TROOPS IN NIGHT   ‘Moscow Telis Stronghold Lost in Official Statement Sent by Radio to London.   SOVIET ARMY WITHDRAWS TO LEFT DNIEPER: BANK   Russians Drive Foe Back Over Beresina River:Near Minsk, According to. Former.

SOVIET AUNT AIEV CAPTURED  BY THe PULto   BOLSHEVIKI WITHDRAW TO LEFT BANK OF DNIEPER BEFORE SUPERIOR FORCES,

POLES AND UKRAINIANS TAKE KIEV   ACCORDING TO AN OF: FICIAL STATEMENT ISSUED AT MOSCOW.   Capture Was Effected During Night of May 6-7 — Bolsheviki Withdrew to Left Bank of Dniper.

BY UKRAINIANPOLISH FORCES   Announcement from Soviet Headquarters  Tells of City’s Fall

RIEVIS TAREN BY POLISH AND UCB AINE ERRCi      Soviet Report Admits Capture of Capital and Important City in the Ukraine. _

KIEV IS CAPTURED, REPORT BY WIRELES:   Falls to Poles and Ukranlans Thursday Night.

AIEV IS IN HANDS OF POLES   New Report Says City Capit. ulated to Invaders Thursday Night.   SECOND REPORT OF CAPTURE IN WEEK   It is Said That Bolshevik Forces Are Withdrawing From City.

KIEV CAPTURED BY POLISH ARM   ADVICES FROM SOVIET SIDE CONFIRM STATEMENT OF LOSS OF GROUND.

STRONGHOLD OF RADICALS SURRENDERS   Strategic Point in Ukraine Falls After Weeks of Sharp Fighting.

POLISH AND UKRAINIAN TROOPS CAPTURE. KIE\       Later, in Accordance With Orders, Start te Withdraw to Left Bank of Dneiper River —

UKRAINE AND POLISH TRDOES PROTIIBE KIEY   Soviet Capital Admits Los: of City to Combined  Enemies   DETAILS OF BATTLE ARE OUITE MEAGER   Bolsheviki Driven From Large Town After Five Months’  Occupation

UARAINIA ANE i ' HOLD ant      Important Military Center Is Wrested From the Hands Of Russian Bolshevik.  Falls: Thursday Night Says An Official Statement From LAlaraaa:   iRv AssommtTea Freer.»

POLES TAKE KIEV AFTER HEAVY FIGHT   Repulse Counter Attacks of Bolsheviki is Report. IS SOVIET REPORT   Previous Dispatches Left Room for Doubt on City’s Capture—Ukrainians With Polish Forces,

REPORT KIEV _ IS CAPTUREL   Troops Withdrew in the _ Face of. Superior En-  emy Forces ,

MOSCOW ADMITS -—KUEV CAPTURED   Official Statement from So viet Capital Says Poles and Ukrainians Have City.   FIGHTING NEAR MINSK

Uh NAL ANS) PA Li wig) Ki Y   Important Military Center Is Wrested From the Hands Of Russian Bolsheviks.  Falls: Thursday Night Says An Official Statement From Warsaw.

UKRAINE CAPITAL TAKEN BY POLES, IS STRATEGIC POINT   “LONDON HEARS OF CAP. TURE OF IMPORTANT  KEY CITY TO RUS- QTA   MCHT WAS BITTER   Several Days’ Siege Ends‘ ir Qusting Bolsheviki Forces.

POLES CAPTURE KIEV, REPORT   Capital of Ukraine is Taker  From Bolshevists,  - Claim

WAGE DEMANDS IN BOARDS HANDS SINCE LAST YEAR   Increases Were Demanded Fot All Classes of Workers on Railroads   SCHEDULES ARE SET OUT

NAGE QUESTION — IP FORAYEAR   Demands First Presented to the Railroad Administration’s Board.   WAGE SCALE OUTLINED

DEMANDS OF RAILROAD MEN   Labor Board Award Wi Affect =, 200,000 Enpiyes,   EXPECT DECISION THIS WEEK

COTTON RECOVERS CENT A POUND AS SOUTHERN SELLING BECOMES SLOW   ) STRONGER LIVERPOOL MARKET  ALSO AN AID TO RECOVERY  OF STAPLE PRICE,

BOYS ACCIDENTALLY SET FIRE-TO BUTLER CHURC'   Eeuths Were In Edifice and Eps Pawds

OF DEMOCRATS, COOLINGE SAYS   Candidate for Vice Presider Avers America Has Earned Wortd Contempt.   HEED REPHRLICAN REMEDY   Must Adopt Policy Which Wil Pacify Wortd and Save American interests

“Everybody Is Completel Exhausted by and Disgusted With Visionaries”   SAYS CHOICE OF COX REPUDIATED PLATFORW   CONTEMPT OF THE WORLD GAINED BY PRESENT ADMINISTRATION'S MEXICAN POLICY, HE CHARGES,

‘COOLIDGE SAYS ALL HOPING FOR CHANG}   Asserts Everybody Tired . 9 Present Administration and Conduct of Affairs Abroad

NATION TIRED OF WILSONISM   Gov. Coolidge Opens Massa chusetts Campaign With Bitter Arraignment.   COUNTRY 1S DISHONORED

COOLIDGE RAPS LEAGUE PACT   REPUBLICAN . aNDIDATE FOR VICK PRESIDENT SAYS THIS NATION sTANDS DISCREDIFED.   DROMISES OF DEMOCRATS   Promises Made by Dem. : ocrats in Two Last Platforms Have Never Been Carried Out, Policy of Republicans Praised.  Declares the

COUNTRY: IS WEARY OF WILSON REGIME   Gov. Calvin Coolidge Attacks Administration in Opening Campaion.   ISAYS:COX IS WITH WILSON   Democrats Repudiated Their - Platform Through Selec7 tion of Candidate. ~

SAYS GOOLIDEE   DECLARES COUNTRY IS EX. HAUSTED BY VISIONARIES AND DOCTRINAIRES.

RUSS QUIT ENZELI, PERSIA   Moscow Report to London Also Says Georgia Wants British to Drop Batum,.

SOVIETS QUIT ENZELI, PERSIA   Bolshevist Troops Get Out of Caspiar Seaport, Says Report.

IN THE ORDER OF THE STATI TAX BOARD  Which May Effect Horizontal [n  Which May Effect Horizontal In crease of Taxes.

NO CHANGE N THE ORDER OF THE STATE TAX BOARD  Which May Effect Hovizontal In  Which May Effect Horizontal In crease of Taxes.

Charles Garland, of Buzzards Bay, Mass., Declines Share of Father’s Vast Estate— Says He Did Nothing to Earn It.

Spurns Million Dollar Share Of Estate; Says He Did Nothing To Earn It

DANZIG TOILERS FORM SOVIET   And Immediately Declared a Block: ade of Poland. and Refuse to Permit Cruiser-to Leénve

JOHNSON 1S) SAFE           AN APPAR ic pay  vTLY CARRIED THE   Mr. Bryan Proves, His! Ability t ; "Come: Gack.)

JOHNSON [3 OAFE   HAL APPARENTLY CARRIED THE BAY IN NEBRASBWA.   Mir. Bevan Proves His Ability toa “Come Back.”

OPEN FIRES, OILS CAUSE INCREASE IN DEATH RATE   Two Deaths, Four Badly Burn ed In First Four Days Of December   FIRE MARSHAL WARNS   Sidney Fire Chief Stops Use Of Oil In Starting Fires

BRITAIN HAS BIG NEW SHELL   Projectile fs Sald to Pierce the Heaviest Armor Without Shattering,

IMPOTENT TO COPE WITH CONDITIONS   National and City Administnations Are Unable to Handle the Situation While the Military Is Ineffective—Uneasiness in French Circles.

PRISON SOVIET”  DISMAL F AILURE       JUDGE FOLLOCK ORDERS ¥ INVESTIGATION AND REPO          AND RESULTED IN PRISONE! GETTING BADLY BEATEN UB.&               Officers Were Pald. to Do Work Lalas 4 “Barracks and Go¢: . “Things Balled Up. . =

(NOT KNOWN WHAT FURTHER  ACTION 1S T0 BE TAKEN   The “Prison Council” at Leaver worth Is Up to Department of Justice.

REFORT ON PRISON SOVIET COMPLETET      FURTHER ACTION RESTS WITH TREASURY OF WAR DEPARTMENT   “Poison Council” Ordered hy Ad  jutant General of Army Worked Badly

TESTIMONY SHOWS ‘BUILDING TRUST   New York Legislative Commit: tee Investigates Trades Council.

SAYS HE BRIBED UNION CHIEF   Head of Wrecking Company Heard in New York Building Trust Quiz.

SAYS HE PAID $1,000 TO “BUILDING TRUST   Wrecking Company Mag. ~~ nate Testifies. ©

Head of Wrecking Company, Claims To Have Paid $1,090 For Wreeking Acreement

DEFENSE — PLANNED         Alarmed Over Incendiary Fire: . in Liverpool and Fearing Outrages in London, British Cabinet Acts.      TOTAL OF FIRE DAMAGE = MOUNTS INTO MILLIONS   Huge Loss is Caused by Sinn Fein Plotters in Warehouses and Docks-=i ore. Police Massacred.

ELEVEN FIRES STARTED AMONG LIVERPOOL DOCKS   Prompt Work’ Stopped Spread of Flames Though Not Before Millions of Dollars Damage Had Been Done.

CONMTTEEMEN OF ThE LEAGUE IN CONFERENCE   lmportant Decisions Expectec When Assembly Resumes   May Ask United States to Name Member on Opium Traffic

INVITATION TO. WSIS SPECIAL          United ‘States’ ‘to “Get Special

COMMITTEES OF ~LEAGUECALLED INTO SESSION   Hope To Decide the Manner. oi Choosing the Four Elective Members of Council.   A SPECIAL INVITATION SENT   To United States To Name Mem—— her of the International Commission.

Finaneee Depariment Viggures Over  $10,000 a Month Less Than a eo  7

SHOWS SAVINGS UNDER CODE   Finanecee Department Viggures Over 810,000 a Month Less Than tinder Old Canditions.

Three Naval Aviators Are Lost in Lake Storm.   BELONG AT GREAT LAKES NAVAL STATION   } 2 Seaplane fs Caught in Grip of « Lake Michigan Storm—ls  ; Sighted Near Wisconsin.

FORTUNES MADE OUT OF THE ERSTWHILE HUMBLE “SPUL   Paraeces Received SLO7 Per Bashe for Potaulces Now Selling Over the  Counter at $3.20 Per,

Profiteering in Spuds Charged   Consumers Pay $3.20 Per Bushel for Which the Farmer Received $1.57 Per Bushel

Farmers Paid $1.60 While . the Retail Was $3.50 Charges Show   MIDDLEMEN AGAIN COME UNDER LIGH?1   128,181,000 Bushels of Spud: Held During “Shortage’’

CHARGE BIG PROFITS FOR POTATO DEALERS   MITHHLIEMEN ARE MAKING SEV ERAL HUNDRED PER CENT PROFIT,

PROFITEERING IN POTATOES ~ MAKE FORTUNES   Consumers Are Now Forced to Pay $3.20 for Potatoes _ Farmers Sold for $1.50

PROFITEERING  POTATOES.   Government Probes C.aging of Chngumare

Fortunes Being Made —  Out of Lowly “Spud”   Alleged There Has Beer Extensive Profiteerang in Potatoes.

PROFITEERS MAKE FORTUNES FROM HANDLING POTATOES   Government Has Started Investigation Why They Are Sold At $3.20 Per Bushel Over Counter of Retail Grocery   Farmers Received Only Slightly More Than $1.57 For Then In November—During Past Six Months Nation Ate 2.2! Bushels Per Each Inhabitant.

ixtensive Profiteering in Potatoes is Charged; Farmers Get $1.57 Bushel, People Paying $3.20

Consumer Pays $3.20 for. Potatoes Farmer Received ¢1.57 for, Figures Show

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD SELECTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF ALL DISPUTES   President Names Nine Members Under Cummins-Esch Law Who Will. Consider Differences That “Arise. . ”   I. C. C. WILL CONSIDER PERSONNEL DURING DAY

PRESIDENT NAMES — RAILROAD LABOR BOARD MEMBERS   Board of Nine Created By The CumminsEsch Bill.   CABINET CALLED FOR TOMORROW   First Meetine President Wil son Has Called Since His Illness,

NINE MEN WiLL DECIDE PROPER WAGE FOR MEN   Ex-Mayor Hunt Is Among Representatives Of Publie On Commission   EMPLOYES SELECT OWN REPRESENTATIVES   While Railroads Choose Thre Men To Look After Their Interests

Nine Members  In New Board Of Arbitrators   Cabinet Meeting Is To Discuss R. R. Strike Situation In Nation   ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKES NEW MOVE   Labor Board Represents Employes, Managers and Pub. lic In R, R. Disputes

LEGISLATORS ATTENDING CONVENTION   BOLL WORM INVESTIGATORS, HOW EVER, ARE PUSHING INVESTIGATION.

LEGIOLATURE WNAGTIVE MEMBERS ARE ATTENCING POLITICAL CONVENTION   PINK BOLL WORM COMMITTEE RE SUMES HEARINGS OF EVI. DENCE THIS MORNING,

LEGISLATORS: AT CONVENTION   Joint Committee Investigating Alleged Pink. Boll Worm Busy

GRUNAU PUT IN GELL BY THEY, S.   Rebel Strike Leader Jailed ai Joliet After Refusal to Give Bail.   FINISH DRIVE IS PLANNED   District Attorney Declares Strikers Will Be Given No More Leeway, as They Have Openly Defied the Government.

GRUNAU fo JAILEE BY GOVERNMENT   Switchmen’s Leader Is Locked in a Cell at Joliet.   REFUSED TO FURNISH BAIL   J. §. District Attorney Plans Finish Drive—Says Strikers Won't Be Given Any More Leeway— Seeks More Warrants.

NATION FACES SERIOUS FUEL OIL SHORTAGE   nurcau of Mines Today Reports That Oi Production is (fundred Million Barrels Short of Consumption This  Venr

OL SHORTAGES GETTING SEROUS PONGRESS MAY AC   Foreign Interests Blocking Way To Relieve The Shortage.   BUREAU OF MINES SOUNDS WARNING   Legislation May Restrict Use Ot Oil and Its Products, Includine Gasoline.

BUREAU OF MINES SOUNDS AN ALAR   Congress May Be Forced to Restrict the Use of ‘Oil and Gasoline — Britain Strives to Get Corner On  Production cf‘ the Entire Warld

KAPP’S POWER RESTED ON THE MACHINE GUNS   Self Appointed Ruler of Germany Gives Way to Ebert   HIS LIEUTENANT TRIES TO WEAR HIS MANTLE   Skirmishes General in Many Parts and Scores Were Killed

THROWS DOWN REINS AFTER A 5-DAY REGIME   Yon Luettwitz Remains Military Dihe' tator at Berlin, -

GERMAN BOLT ABOUT AT END   BACKBONE BROKEN AND BIDS PAIR TO COLLAPSE.   DOCTOR KAPP HAS HAD ENOUGH   WOULD-BE DICTATOR TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION.    Revelutionary Ferces New isn Hands ef ven Leettwitse—Bleedy Celll  siese Ceatinse in Meuy  Sections ef Natiea.

ida nts of Berlin, ‘Thor. ils > Frightened, Living . oy Locked Doors.           Red Uprising Is Threatened; » Die-up of City Continues; i “Cpial ted.

BOLSHEVIST MENACE IS GIVEN AS REASON   Meantime President Ebert Remains Entrenched at Stuttgart: Situation Seems To Be a Mystery,

DR. KAPP RESIGNS   ee  Drops Reins of Power After Less than Five Days.

ffic“al Commnique  An nounces Resignatien. of Chancellor, After Five-Day Rule -— ?rofesses to See Mission Fulfilled — Real Reason Retirement a Mystery :

DR. KAPP STEPS OUT AS BERLIN GROWS RESTLESS  General Strike Forces  Se oe aa

MORE PRICE CUTS 10 COME  iL   THAT FORECAST IS MADE. THE GRAIN MARKET IS DISCUSSED, ALSO.

Former Probate Judge I: Slain by ae Crippled n   Body Laid in Home for Hours Before Death Is Reno

EX-JUDGE IS SLAIN; SON HELD   Newark Tragedy Reveal ed Late Wednesday   a ee  TO ARRAIEN CRIPPLE  Children Notify Sheriff of Murder

COURT ORDERED  TO TRY LEADER   Mexican Declared. to Authorize Pillaging; to Protect Interest of Foreigners

MILITARY COURT TO TRY MURGUIA   Is Charged with Having Abused Authority  AS TO OIL INTERESTS   General Trevino, Minister of Commerce and Industry Is. sues Statement Defining His Official Attitude Toward Petroleum Industry — Will Protect Legitimate Interests

Former Premier Says Rear Admiral  Did Not Insure Spain‘s whe ceelitw Tem 1978.

LONGSHORTMEN ON STRIKE INN. Y.   Protest Against Imprisonment  o' Lord Mayor Terrence Machwieney in England.

POLES GHEGK SOVIET AN DEFEAT OF NURS ARMY CLAIM   Repulse of Bolshevik force: “all along the line reportad in London :

HOLDMANUFACTURER FOR FRIEND'S DEATH   William Gardiner Arrestec Following Killing of Dr. Robert S. Beniley

The Doings ‘of Hoosierdom  Reported by Wire.   ORDERS NEW RATES FOR GAS.   Public Service Commission Authorizes Northern Indiana Gae and Electrio Company to Raise Ratee In Fort  Wayne, Bluffton and Decatur.

AIRPLANE MAIL IS ELIMINATED — BY THE HOUSE   LARGEST POSTOFFICE AP. PROPRIATION BILL EVER PRESENTED BY LOWER BRANCH OF CONGRESS.

HOUSE PASSES LARGEST POSTOFFICE MONEY BILI   Measure Carries $460,977,868 Including Increases to Postal Employees of Country.

BIGGEST POSTOFFICE BILL PASSES HOUSE   $469,977,868 Appropriation Measure Carries $75,138,700 For Increases in Salaries.

JOHNSON WINS — IN- MINNESOTA   Delegates From Tenth Dastrict To Go For Californian, Is Decsion   WOOD LOSES FIRST ROLL   LOUISIANR GOES UNINSTRUCTED AFTER PARLEY OF ComMmTTEEWEN AT CHICAGO

JOHNSON WINS SEAT CONTEST IN MINNESOTA   Delegates From Tenth District To Go For Californian,  Is Decision   WOOD LOSES FIRST ROLL   LOUISIANA GOES UNINSTRUCTED AFTER PARLEY OF COMMITTEEMEN AT CHICAGO

First Roll Call Since Commit tee Starts Work Turns Down Wood Delegates.

WOOD DELEGATES. VOT. . ED. DOWN ON COMMIT TEE'S. FI RST. ROLE   The - ‘Kuntz’. U Uninstructed “Delegation. from. Louis- jana Seated — Lily White "Contest  Turned Down ‘by - National Committee. —.

HOOD MER REEGTED   lason Minnesota Delegates Win in First Contest Decision by the Republicans.   ¥ OVER PARTY REGULARITY HES UP FROM MISSISSIPPI

TWELVE UNINSTRUGTED.. DELEGATES ARE SEATED      G. 0. P. National Committee  ' ‘Dismisses “ally. White’ Group at Chicago. :         FURTHER TIME ‘GRANTED TO GEORGIA CONTESTS           Committee Takes Up Tenth, Min nesota District Over W and: Unpledged. Voi            PLATFORM . FIGHTS. ‘BEGIN.   Jaime de Veyra, Presents Cia ' for Plank Urging Full : Independence.

JOHNSON GAINS TWO DELEGATES   California Senator Gainer i Minnesota Contest Decision-

DELEGATIONS FIGHT FOR THEIR SEAT:   NIGHT SESSIONS AT CHICAGO TO DECIDE CREDENTIALS. oF ‘a THE MANY DISPUTED   DELEGATIONS   BULLETIN

Twelve, Uninstructed Delegates Headed by Kuntz, are Seated by Committee   POLITICIANS COME SLOWLY   Big Johnson Demonstration is Planned for Tomorrow when Oalifornia Senator Arrives

JOHNSON WINS INITIAL ROUNE   Wood Delegates From Minnesote Denied Seats In Republican Nationa! Convention.

LLY WHITES” "=" TURNED DOWN   REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE SETTLES CONTEST, .

CONTESTS ARE STILL GETTING ALL ATTENTION   Contest of ‘Lily White’ Group From Kentucky Dismissed by the Committee.

WOOD DELEGATES VOTED DOWN ON COMMITTEES FIRST ROLL   The Kuntz Uninstructed Delegation ‘from Louisiana Seated — Lily White _ Contest Turned Down by ' National Committee.

WOOD BEATEN IN MINNESOTA DIST. CONTEST   Delegates Favorabl: to Johnson Seated by Committee

JOHNSON MEN GIVEN SRATS: WOOD LOSES   National Committee Seat: Californian’s Delegates 326 to 12   WOOD MEN DENIED SEATS   General's Representatives ir 10th Minnesota; Rump Choice. Charre

OP. FORGE  ULASH OVER  JUINSON AN WOON VOTES   Tenth Minnesota District Men Seated for Hiram After “Tilt”   JNINSTRUCTED FROM LOUISIANA ACCEPTED   Virst Ballot for - Nominee lo Be Taken Week From Next Friday

REPS GATHER  Suffragists Plan te Picket Republicar Convention --- Prohibition — Questior  ” May Be Ignored.

DELEGATIONS: FIGHT FOR THEIR SEAT   NIGHT € SESSIONS AT. CHICAGO ‘To

D LOSES 10 AM IN FIRST TEST BALLOT   1 Committee by 36 to 12 Minnesota Delegates  io California Senator; os Are Pushed

THESE MEN COUNTED UPON A& FAVORABLE TO CALIFORNIAN   BIG MEN OF PARTY GATHERING THIS WEEK   The Ending of Congress Will See In flux of Leaders From National Capital to Chicago to Take Part in Convention Affaire

SEATED TWO JOHNSON MEN INSTEAD OF WOOD'S   First Rolleall — Committee Has Taken i i  im ¢¢ rg ppm Bae Bea

WOOD DELEGATES DENIED SEATS   Johnson Wins the Tenth Minnesota District Vote   FIRST ROLL CALL TAKEN   Plan Night Sessions to Speed up Convention Tests

Californian Scores in First’ Contest and Acquires ‘Two Votes in Tenth Minnesota District By Biz Majority   Soldier Candidate Again. Is Worsted in Fight for Twelve Louisiana Delegates. Which Are Awarded Gov. Lowden

GETS TWO VOTES BY DECISION IN MINNESOTA GASE   Lily WhiteGroupFrom South Thrown Out Of Convention By The Committee.

FIRST R WITH GENERAL   ‘Senator's Minnesota Dele- gates Seated After First/ Roll Call Vote. —~   ‘WOOD MEN CHOSEN AT ‘RUMP’ MEETING

Georgia and Florida. Con tests to Be Considered  by Committee.   CONVENTION PLAN MADE   Schedule of Business Bains Tentatively Arranged by Leaders.

6.0.P. COMMITTEE VOTES TO SEAT MINN, DELEGATES   Wood Delegates Denied Seats on First Roll Call

DANSON MEN VICTORIOUS IN DELEGATE FIGH   G. O. P. Committee Votes t Seat Senator’s Minnesotz Supporters, Denying Woo Followers’ Claims.

COMMITTEE WORKS ON CONTEST CASES   REGULAR LOUISIANA DELE GATION WAS SEATED BY ACTION TODAY   PROPHETS ARE SILEN]   Leaders Unwilling To Make Delfin , ite Prediction as to Who Will Be Named   Vninstructed Delegates Told Valance of Power and Are Objecls of Attention

SEATS ARE DENIED. 10 “LILY WHITES”   Members of Republican National Committee Accept Twelve Uninstructed Louise iana Delegates.   SEAT MINNESOTA PAIR FAVORABLE TO JOHNSON   Militant Suffragists Complete Plans to Picket Convention to Force Favorable Plank in Platform. ‘

BROTHERS MEET DEATH iN MOST UNUSUAL WAY   Members of The Same Switch Crew They Meet On Top Of Train And Fall To Death

Preparations for Evacuation of Kovno Proceed Apace - as Zeligouski Leads Victorious Forces Nearer

KOVNO MENACED BY INSURGENTS   GENERAL ZELLGOUSKI BREAKS THROUGH LITHUANIAN LINE  Government Hastily Evacnating Korno —Armenia Opens Its Gates to Passage of Bolshevik Army.

ALLEGED KIDNAPPER HELD.   Jean Valentine Arrested at Buffalo— Child Returned to Parents.

FIND KIDNAPED  BOY IN BUFFALO; ARREST IS MADE   Child Unharmed in Hospita After Revelations of  laan-Valantina

KIDNAPPER: ARRESTED ‘AND BOY RECOVERED   Jean Valeritine Taken to Jail in  Buffalo, N.- ¥.—Goughlin Kidnapping Still Unsolved.

GET KiDNAPER AND SMALL BOY AT BUFFALO.N.Y.   Child Stolen in Delaware Kep In Buffalo Boarding House

KIDNAPPER ARRESTED   Five-Year-Old Son is Found Unharmed In Buffalo.

JEAN VALENTINE, ” KIDNAPER, TAKEN   FIVE YEAR OLB LABELLE BOY FOUND IN BUFFALO.

CLASSIC. FUTURITY ~ BEING RUN TODA}   Harry . Payne Whitney’: Horse i is Favorité in Event  Worth $42,000

POLITICS WIL ATT HUMMING SOON IN STATE   COUNIY -ORGANIZATIONS. -PREPARE FOR BATTLE WHICH : "ENDS: NOVEMBER 2.

POLITICS ARE 10 START HUMMING VERY SHORTL'   County ‘Organizations Getting Ready Has Battle Which Will Culminate on November 2 ‘

AANSAS GETS Ih MOB COLUMN   QUIET LITTLE VILLAGE OF MUL BERRY IS SCENE OF LYNCHING THAT STIRS THE WHOLE STATE

RUNNING AT *’ NEW BEDFORD   The Mill Strike Situatior There Satisfactory Say Operatives.

Until After National Conventions-Will Have Direct Communications to White House.

COURT MARTIAL TRIAL OF YOUNG BERGDOLL OPENS IN NEW YORK   Defense Will Try to Have _ Him Declared a Civilian and Not a Soldier

SHIPS LEAVE MALTA      t . Extensive Operations Against BolI sheviki are Indicated

THE BRITISH TD PROTECT INTEREST   “TO PROTECT BRITISH SUBJECTS FROM BOLSHEVHG       WAR VESSELS FOR BLACK SES   Battleship Iron Duke and Two Be stroyers Leave Malta For the Black Sea,

NAVAL VESSELS AT MALTA GET ORDER'      ‘Destination Not Given But Believed To Boa Black Sea—Admiral] Derobeck Sails.

BRITISH FLEET IS ORDERED 10 RUSSIA   Vessels Leave Malta For Black Sea To Protect British ‘ “ Citizens There.

B rane 70 BLACK SEA   Battleships: at -at Malta i in- Ap. parently Important ~ -Move -.

BRITISH WARSHIPS Sl FOR BLAGK SEA: PROTECT APAINST THE BOLSHEWK   SEVERAL NAVAL VESSELS LEAVE WALTA ON TRIP TOWARD BLACK SEA PORTS,

NAVAL VESSELS  ~ 0 BLACK SEA   Will ‘Be Used to Protect ‘British Subjects in Case of Attack

BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE CAUSES. BRITISH TO SEND- WARSRIPS > BROM MALTA TO BLACK SRA

THE BRITISH 10 PROTEGT INTEREST   TO PROTECT BRITISH SUBJECTS FROM BOLSHEVIKI   WAR VESSELS FOR BLACK SEA

PEAK OF TRIKE MOVEMENT PAST   Columbus Reports First Important Break   MEN ARE COMING BACK      Acquisitions to Ranks of Workers are Reported from Various Places—Insurgents However, Claim that Walkout is Gaining Momentum— Erie Crew Abandons Train

va svies      Groups of. Strikers on, Three *- Roads Vote-to Return to . Work in Chicago.   FREIGHT MOVEMENTS * ‘GREATLY INCREASED   Reports From Central and Fa - Western States Show Continaal- Improvement. .

Conference Retween Brotherhood Chieis and Representative of Department of Laher at Cleveland Not Held Because of Llness of Latter, Many Trainmen Return to Work,

New York Central Reporting 80 Per Cent Normal Traffic in Chicago Lines   LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS GAIN]   Outlaw Association issues Denial of . W. W. Tenden: cies in Its Ranks

STRIKE RANKD SHOW BREAK SOME PLAGES   THOUGH INSURGENT LEADERS CLAIM IT IS GROWING IN STRENGTH DAILY.   New Orleans Judge Hales Men To . Court Charges of Interference  With Pood shipments,

OHIO STRIKERS, TO RETURN TO OLD POSITIONS   First Improtant Break Report: ed at Colurpbus Where 1100 Men Return

Rail Strike Conditions in Chicago Are Showing Decided Improvemen   Strikers Return on Three Lines Managers Report More Trains Moving.

1,100 SWITCHMEN RETURN 10 WORK   First Important Break lr “Qutlaw” Strike Noticed At Columbus, Qhio.

RAIL oT hiKt IN ChICAGL oi HIG] BROKEN   Break Occurs in the Ranks of Insurgent Railway Employes Groups of Men Vote to Go Back to Work   MOVEMENT OF FREIGHT IS INCREASING DAILY   Livestock Receipts at Stock Yards Are Far From Normal, But They Are Steadilv Imnroving. Ic Claim.

Return to Work : 1100 at Colambns   Mail Train a Crew at Port Jervis

BREAK COMES  IN BIG. STRIKE: MEN OF THREE ROADS RETURN   Chicago. District Sees Rupture in Outlaw, Movement. ~*.   MORE EXPECTED « TOFOLLOW SUIT   Enginemen on. Several _ Lines to Go Back to Jobs.

GOO SWITCHMEN AT COLUMBUS, 0, VOTE 10 RETURN 10 WORK   ive Hundred Engineers and Firemen Forced To Quit Will Resume Duties With Them.      SITUATION IS IMPROVING

STRIKERS RETURN ON MANY ROADS   First: Important Break in the Ranks of Insurgents Comes in’ Middle West.   CHICAGO YARDS BUSY   Improvement in Passenger Service Also Reported From Pittsburgh

STRIKERS MOVE - RAPIDLY BACK TO THEIR JOBS   Big Improvement Noted ir Situation in Chicago Yards.

PENNSY MEN VOTE TO RESUME WORK   ‘Columbus (Ohio) Reports 600  Switchmen Will Return to Their Posts Today   OTHER “BREAKS” OCCUR   Chicago, Kansas City in Califormia and Other Places Deflections are Reported

CHICAGO TERMINAL RELIEF SEEMS NEAR   FIRST IMPORTANT BREAK IN THE RANKS OF INSURGENT RAIL MEN COMES.

TRYING TO AGREE ON FIUME   Itallas Premicr Going to Paris far Apother Attempt.

ASYLUM INMATE SAID TO BE OF NOBLE BIRTH   Kansas Governor Orders at Inquiry to Establish Identity of Mrs. Rubye De May ~

inet PO FOL Sh  i eis Sent to Insane Asylum in Order : That Others Might Obtain Property Is Story Being Probed by Kansas Officials

PUT OUT OF WAY BY PLOTTERS   Claims of French Woman to Mine Renda Like Movie Talc.

PUT INTO ASYLUM TO ROB OF PROPERT)   LETTER TO GOVERNOR OF a SAS UNCOVERS DASTARD LY PLOT   WOMAN IS NOW INSANE   Held Prisoner for 30 Years-—Said to Be of French Nobility— Case Investigated.

WOMAN ALLEGED 1) BE ASYLUNI VICTIN   KANSAS GOVERNOR ORDERS  INVESTIGATION OF EE- .   PORTED WRONG.   French Woman of Noble Birth Has Become Insane Since Entering Institution.

ERENGH PEERESS HELD IN ASYLUM INU. 5. 30 YEARS   ROBBING OF NOBLE WOMAN READS LIKE FANTASTIC MOVIE PLOT

LONGSHOREMEN SHOW RESENTMENT   Pretest Action of Crew of Baltic Ir Allowing Archbishop Mannix To Be Taken Off By British.

TIE UP BRITISH SHIPS,” CRY OF SYMPATHIZERS   Water Front Scene of Wild : Confusion. With Irish: + Motif. -

WOMEN PICKETS AND CONGSHOREMEN MAKE TROUBLE AT ThE PIERS OVER MANNIX CASI

LOWESHOREMEN ON STAINE Aa PROTES  White Star Line Workers Cal Out Cunard and Anchor Line Men.  OPPOSED TO REMOVAL

a MPATRIZEAD WITH TION  UAUDE TIE UP NY SHIPPINE   ‘ . . Protest Action of Baltic Crew in Allowing Seizure of Prelate   POLICE RESERVES RUSHED TO PIERS   Fierce Battle Is Fought al Clonakilty, Seaport Near Cork

BOYCOTT BIC OCEAN LINERS   Protest Against Allowing Re moval of Arch Bishop

N DOCK: WIRITHS STRIKE   Longshoremen Stop Work on Four Big White Star Liners in New York in Protest of Baltic Crew Action

DOCK STRIKE OVER MANNIX   New York Workers Protest on Crew Allowit.g Prelate’s Removal From Liner.

LONGSHOREMEN : IN NEW YORK STOP WORK   In New York as Protest Today Against Allowing British to Take Off Mannix. —

Longaboremen of the White Star Lia ers Quit Worle in Protest Against Action ‘Voaward Archbishop.

WHITE STAR LINER’S LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE   Protest Against Baltic’s Crew’s Letting British Take Off Archbishop Mannix

JOHNSON WON EASY OVER  Pr Oe ee      IN. THE  CALIFORNIA PREFERENCE ETB ‘TION “HELD YESTER.   Senator’ 8 Majority Will Be 130,000 or More—Carried “AN But Three Comnties 1 in  ., the State.

CALIFORNIA  .! FOR: JOHNSON      Native’’ ‘Soni’a 3 ‘Only ‘Op: . ponent in Primary; Was Hoover 

Former, Food Administrator's *” Manager. Concedes Californireference for Senator as          a's Pi  is iar  Candidate   HOOWER, 1S. SURPRISED . AT SIZE OF OWN VOTE   General’ ‘Wood od Continues to Make Slight Gains as Tabula‘tion of Hoosier State Returns  "  fieoaaedt °

Hoover Defeated Almost Twe To One On Face of Bulk 0} Returns.   Hoover's Home County Give: Johnson Big Plurality

SEN. JOHNSON DEFEATS HOOVER IN CALIFORNIA PRIMARIES: WOOD 1S IN LEAD IN CLOSE INDIANA RAC   Former Food Administrator Loses by Wide Margin; Hoosier Vote. Contest Hot, Spir- . ited Campaign Results in General Winning Sligcht Victory.

HOOVER LAGS. FAR BEHIND; VOTE HEAVY   Returns from Two-thirdg of State Give Senator Lead of 130,212.   WOOD RETAINS LEAD IN INDIANA PRIMARY

nIHAM! JUFNSUN LEADO FALL IN Hla HOWE oTATE   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT HAD ONLY ONE  OPPONENT AND THAT WAS HOOVER.

Johnson Far Ahead In California Count; Indiana Is For Wood   Latest Returns Show Senator Leading Hoover in His Native State by Over 130,000 Votes, But Trails Wood by 6,000 in Indiana.   STATEMENT ISSUED BY HOOVER   Foanceded to Johnson

HOOVER BEATEN BY JOWNGON AN CALIFORNI   General Wood Carries Indi ‘ana, Defeating. Three Republicans.   FEW DEMOCRATS VOTE   Kentucky, Michigan anc Missouri Elect National Delegations.

JOKNGON Hka RUNAWAY FACE IN CALIFORNIA   Has Lead of 130,212 Witt Two-Thirds of Precincts Reported.   Hoover Carried But Three of Fifty-four Counties Mak ina Ratiurne.

LOLOL GLE A CCL OLE COOL LLL LL NOLL TN ON NN NE EET:  JOHNSON LEADS IN CALIFORNIA IS SECOND IN THE STATE OF OHIO      Hoover Carried Three of 54 Counties tiv California—Wood  . ™ Makes Slight Gains in. Ghio

SEN. JOANSON BEATS HOOVER IN CALIFORNIA   With Most of Vote in Hiram Has 148,761 Lead in Pres. Race   WOOD WINS’ INDIANA   HOOVER CARRIES ONLY Two COUNTIES AND LATE RETURNS TAKE LOS ANGELES COUNTY FROM HIM

JOHNSON DEFEATS HOOVER IN CALI   rly Two Counties Won Foimer Food Controiler,   SAYS VOTE. SURPRISES HIM   in Addition to Republican Delegates a Democratic and Prohibition Delegation Was Chosen.

STRONG FOR NATIVE SO}   Johnson Has 100,000 Lead in California Over Herbert Hoover — Close in Indiana.

JOHNSON LEADS WN CALIFORNI   HOOVER MAKES POOR SHOWING AGAINST FAVORITE SON;  JOHNSON GETS TREMENDOUS VOTE.

Johnson 6,540 Behind General in Hoosier State With 2,249 of 3,387 Precincts Heard From—Lowden Is Poor Third in Race and Harding Fourth’

RETURNS OF PRIMARY   JOHNSON SEEMS TO HAVE CAR RIED CALIFORNIA,   Gen. Wood Is Leading tn {ndiana with Johnson Second and Low- den, Harding Tralling. -

SENATON PILES “UP LARGE VOTE TN HOME STATE   General Leonard Wood Runs Ahead in Indiana Pri mary Results   ELECTION OF HIRAM IS CONCEDED EARLY      Former Food Administrato! Running 100,000 Votes Behind Opponent

JOHNSON WINS BiG VICTORY IN. HIS HOME STATE   Defeats Hoover in Republicar Preferential Primary, Early: Returns Show’ ;   BOTH ARE ‘NATIVE SONS’   Election of Senator Conceded Soon After Close Ot Polle

SENATOR WINS VER HOOVER BY BiG VOTE   Two-thirds of Precincts in State Returns Majority for Upwards of Hundred Thousand for Johnson      FIRST RETURNS IN INDIANA «GIVE «GOOD LEAD TO W000   Kentucky Democratic . Delegation Instructed to Vote for Cox of Ohio

RUSSIA WANTS PEACE WITH ALL   DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS RE PORTED ON BETWEEN SOVIET AND ENGLAND,

NEGOTIATIONS ARE IN PROGRESS IN RUSSIA   Between the Soviet and Great Britain, It Is Said.

ALLIES MAY INSIST UPON ELECTION   Poland Already Said to Favor Peace With Russia—Fears the Armies.

‘PRINTERS SELECT. QUEBEC   Typographical Union Increases Assess. ment for Maintenance of Home

WORKMEN SEIZING ESTATES IN SOME PARTS OF GERMANY   Troops Hold Towns in Meck: lenburg but Labor Control Rural Districts.

BOLSHEVIK WIOREY PRATED WN BERL   German Laborers are’ Imitat ing Russian Bolsheviks by  RSaisine Taree Metataz

BANK OFFICIAL UNDER ARRES   Over $200,000 Missing and Many Securiti¢és Are Worthless, Examiner Finds

FUNDS REPORTED MISSING   Secretary-Treasurer of Closed Bank Arrested on Felony Charges.

CHEERING CROWDS GREET HARDING   Senator Starts on Second Campaign Tour.

HARDING GIVEN FINE RECEPTION ON EASTERN TRIF   Crowds Greet Him at Every Stop in Pennsylvania.

HARDING GIVEN WARM WELCOME ON WAY TO EAST   Will Deliver Second Important Speech Away from Home Baltimore Tonight.

CROWDS CHEERED   Senator Harding is Making a Trig Through States in the East

HARDING GETS CHEERS ON HIS TRIP EASTWARD      SPEAKS TONIGIIT AT BAL _TIMORE AND iS Al WHEELING Tonay

GREAT THRONGS GREET HARDINE   Republican Nominee Is Met by Cheering Crowds Along Line of His Tour Today.   GOES TO WEST VIRGINIA

HARDING ON SECOND TOUR OF CAMPAIGN   Crowds Greet Republican Candidate as Train Makes Brief Stops on Way Across Pennsylvania

CHEERING CROWDS GREET HARDING OW WAY TOBRLTIMORE   Republican Nominee to Deliver Second Important Address in Maryland Tonight.   NATIONAL NEED IS MORE  CHARITY, SAYS COOLIDGE   Tells Odd Fellows’ Convention ‘No Virtue in Describing Opponents as Crooks.

—FLARDING IS CHERRED..   in His W vy to Make Some. Sweches In the East,  4

CHANGES URGED IN AUTO TAR AUT PASSED AVER COX   GOVERNOR ALLOWS BILL TO BECOME LAW WITHOUT NAME,   Criticises Custodian Clause In Measure   Vetoes 45 Items Aggregating $175,000 in Sundries Bill. x,

URGES CHANGES IN AUTO TAX ACT   Cox Allows Bill to Become Law Without His Signature.   CRITICISES CUSTODIAN CLAUSE

NATION LOOKS — TOWARD MAINE   Result of Vote In Rock-Rthbed State j Mod@y Expected to Show Way Political Wind Blows.

ELECTION IS MAIN CENTER OF INTEREST ON POLITICAL STAGI   NATION AWAITS OUTCOME OF HARD FOUGHT CAMPAIGN, TO LEARN WHICH WAY THE WIND IS*  HY MA TATOO

Added Interest Because 0! Women Having Ballot for First Time.   IS NORMALLY REPUBLICAN   Interest in New York Primary Centers in Race for Senator,

NATION LOOKS ~THWABD NMA   Result: ~ of Vote. in Rock-Ribbec State Expected to Show Way Political Wind Blows.

LEGAL OPARRING DELAYS oAILING ALLEGED “REDS   None of 586 Men and Women Sent to Ellis Island As Result of Extremist Raids Ordered Deported

DAUGHTERS: OF . CONFEDERAC)   Gathered ir . Austin To . day for 24th Annual « Convention

TEMAS CISION OF U0. G. fo MEETING IN ANNUAL GONVENTIO!   “\pour THREE HUNDRED DELE NGATES GATHER POR PROGRAM   OF ENTERTAINMENT,  

former Sullivan Resident, who Diec Yesterday of Paralysis, Held This Afternoon.   Roger Bean Book Goes with T. H. Star. Subscriptions.

NO EFFORT MADE TQ FEED STRIKER   MacSwiney’s ‘Condition Said ~ to Be Weaker and Eyes Glazed.   TO PROBE IRISH QUESTION   Committee of 100 in Americe to Get Facts Relative to Situation,

MANY SYMPATHIZE WITH MACSWINE   Hunger Striker’s Wife Receive: Many Letters—Mayor Grows Weaker.

REPORTS SAY MAC SWINEY GROWS WORSE   Not Yet Dead But Near Icnd Says His Wife.

MAYOR LOSING STRENGTH FAS]   MacSwiney Has Not Been Fed by the Prison Doctors

BIGGEST DIRIGIBLE AIEAR COMPLETION      Will Be Ready for Delivery to U. S. Soon.

Trouble sas Taken. On . Bolshevik Aspects ~ Says Warsaw  \   MUTINY QUELLED?   Heavy Fire is Opened on thi City of Kovno Says the ‘Report

KING OF GREECE REPORTED DEAD AS RESULT. OF MONKEY BITES   Greek Ruler Give: Lite in Defense -of Dog

KING OF GREECE DIES   Monkey Bites Inflicted Oct. 2 Fatal to Alexander.   Death of the Ruler Expected to Precipitate Dramatic International Struggle Over Successor.

GREEK KING IS DEAD   RULES’S DEATH THROWS GREECE "INTO NEW STRUGGLE.    Monkey Bites Inflicted October 2 Fata to Alexarider—Powers Have Rival Claimants to Throne. 

KING OF GREECE DIES OF INFECTION   Monkey Bites Inflicted Oct. 2  Fatal to Alexander. —      —_ Death of the Ruler Expected to Pre cipitate Dramatic International Struggle Over Successor.

Jap Foreign Minister Predicts Treaty Wiping Out CaliforniaLand Lau

TREATY WILL VERRIDE AGT OF CTATE   Believes New Pact Which Is Being Prepared Will Make Void Wishes of the Voters Expressed at Polls.   EXPECTS SENATE TO RATIFY AGREEMENT   If Negotiations Fail a Formal Protest Will Be Filed With the United States, He Declares in Speech.

SAYS U.S. WILL NULLIFY LAW      Japan ls Told New Treaty Will Make California Bow to Tokyo,

foreign Minister in Addressing Japanese Diet Expresses Opinion That California Anti-Alien Statute Will be Annulled by Agreement Now Being Drafted   ENVOYS SOUNDING OUT SENATE

CAL, LAND LAN HEAR UP SAYS   Uchida Tells Diet: That: Envoy Is: ‘Paving: Way for Treaty - in Senate .

SAYS U. S. WILL NULLIFY LAW   Japan is Told New Treaty Wilt Make California Bow to . Tokyo.  .

JAPAN EXPECTS A NEW TREATY   California Land Law to Be Over-ridden

AYS ALIEN LAW JOBE NULLIFIED   apnese Foreign Ministe Predicts New JapaneseAmerican Treaty to Wipe {it Out.

EXTRA SESSION TALK.   Governor Today is in Conference With Party Leaders.

-EXTRA SESSION TALK.            Governor Today ‘in Conference. a With -Party Reside

BRITISU MINERS WAY STRIKE.   Triple Alltance of Workers Support Demands of Men.

BRITISH COAL MINERS STRIKE NOW IMMINENT   “Triple Alliance” Announces Its Support for Claims of the Mine Workers.

BRITISH MINERS: STRIKE IS NEAR   RAILWAYMEN AND TRANSPORT WORKERS SUPPORT CLAIMS OF THE MINERS.

EMERGENCY BILL WILL GIVE GOVERNMENT RIGHT... TO USE MILITARY FORCI

WAR TIME POWERS WILT BE GIVEN TO BRITISH GOV’MENT   iy THE THREATENED GENERAL STRIKE OCCURS SUNDAY TO ASSIST THE STRIKING  ae u& 2 Bea

TENSION © GROWING   Measure Introduced in Parlia ment Seeks to Give Govern ment War Powers to Com bat Strike Move.   GREATEST INDUSTRIAL TIE-UP iN HISTORY FEAREL   Ultimatum From Triple Ali. ance of British Workers Gives Government Forty. Eight Hours to Act.

BULL DRAFTED TN LONDON Te  MEET THE “THREATENING  GENERAL aPRIiky   FEARED THAT YP WILL BE De. POSSIELE TO MEET. TERMS OF RAILWAY WORKERS

MAY BE STRIKERS ~— WILL RECONSIDER   EMERGENCY BILL TO BE INTRODUCED IN PARLIAMENT FOR A PASSAGE MONDAY,

CHRISTMAS SEALS   Business Men Contribute a Fund to Have Them Placed on Copies of County Paners.

COX CONFERS WITH LEADERS OF HIS PARTY   E.H. Moore Expected To Be Picked as Campaign Man. ager of Cox.

in. Conference: With Gov. Cox, Presumably  With ‘Reference to..His Presi* dential Candidacy. 

WOMEN URGED T0 fA) TO THE POLLS AND CAST BALLOT   SUFFRAGISTS IN GEORGIA MAY NOT BE PERMITTED TO EX. ERCISE RIGHTS.

CONCERTED ACTION   Three Blind. Organista, Escaping Competition Board Same Car

Though Blind, These Men Observed the Ethics  of Theis Penfessian

Allen Says Capital of Hanover Trus' Co. Is Probably Entirely Wiped Out

COUNCIL MAY SELECT.      That Body Will Probably Determing Material tor Proposed Streets,

JOY MANIFESI ING.0.P. CAM? OVER NEW TURN   Active Entrance Into Camppaign By Senator Johnson Favored.   HARDING IS PLEASED   Will Leave Situation In West To Hiram John-  son, Belief. ‘

Johnson's Stand Pleases Harding Word From Marion   Believe Entrance Of Californian Into Active Campaign Will Be An Aid   EXPECT JOHNSON TO TOUR STATE   Harding To Begin Tour Of East On Next Sunday Evening

HIRAN'S AWAKENING IS GRATIFYING 10 WARREN G. HARDING      ‘Republican, Candidate _ is Well Pleased With Johnson In California      HE'S ON COX’S TRAIL

ARGENTINA'S VIEW OF THE LEAGUE IS “ANALYZED BY TAF   Pro-German Sympathies and Some Bumptiousness Accounts for Acts of Delegates   POSITION TAKEN IS NOT ’ SURPRISING HE THINKS   BIG POWERS RESPONSIBLE   Success of Any League, Form: President Asserts, Is in Hands of Leaders

BE REASON FOR LEAGUE BREAK   Argentina {s Peeved Because Brazil Gets Favorable Annaintmante.   GUESSED WROFG IN WAR   South American Reoubl'c Had Pronounced Pro-German Sympnainies.

Jee Re ae ge boAd Soi  a Ty gg £97 in EA xo + VAGE UE oN) iL     ae? Bedi

ATTITUDE OF HINES IS PLAIN   Director General of Railroads Outlines Position on Wage Increase for Railroad Men. But Statement is Not Given Out.

DISCUSSED fA MENS ~ WAGE IDE   GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE TO WARDS DEMANDS OF TWC MILLION RAILWAY WORKERS CONSIDERED   \1T MEETING TODAY—AFTER  DIRECTOR HINES READ HIS STATEMENT THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNED

IASWER TOD ‘ON RAIL WAGES          Statement to Be Late(Cummins, Bill Under : . Knife...

Neither Railroad Administration Nor Union Officials will Discuss What Transpired at Early Conference   GOVERNMENT’S ATTITUDE ON WAGE DEMANDS GIVEN      Statement to Public on Reply to Request of 2,000,000: Workers for Increased Pay Waits Termination of Secand-Weat

CUMMINS BILL CONSOLIDATION PLANS CUT OUT   Hines Announces Gov ernment’s Attitude to Union Officials.

ANSWER IS MADE TOR. R DEMANDS   GOVERNMENT’S ATTITUDE OUTLINED AT MEETING TODAY.

NES TELLS RAL WORKERS PLAN OF 5. AS TO WAGES   Attitude Qutlined at Meeting With Representatives of 2,000,000 Union Men.   STATEMENT FOR PUBLIC TO FOLLOW LATER IN DAY   Conference Adjourns Agreeing That Administration Will -Handle Preparation.

PASSENGER TRAIN IS DESTROYED BY FIRE   Cars Are: Overturned anc Lamp Starts Blaze.

FIVE COACHES — BURN—-WRECK ~ AT PIPRSTONE      SSENGERS ESCAPE FROM BURNING CARS WITH ONLY MINOR INJURIFS—WASH OUT CAUSES WRECK—GREAT NOM. THERN TRAIN NO 5°

Allies Plan To Make New Move To Check Russ   Polish Army Puts Up Better Resistance—Germany To Be Neutral   BRITISH NAVY IS REPORTED MOVING

British navy is reported un < der orders to close. -: Red ports   WARSAW. DRIVE SLOWS UP   Germany insists Allies can ‘ not send troops across her territory

PRELIMINARY SKIRMISHE! OCCUPIED FIRST FEW HOURS: OF REVIVAL.   TATUS STILL UNCHANGED   Pact Occupies the Same Relative Position Now As It Did When Battle Ended On the Deadlock.

SITUATION IS  YET UNCHANGED   German Peace “Treaty Again Makes Appear_ ance ‘Before Senate

8 ENTOMBED IN MINE EXPLOSION   Explosion of Lamp Believed to Have Been Cause of Blast Which Imprisons Coal Diggers 520°Feet Below Surface; Rescuers at Work.

“BURIED IN MIN    Five Hundred and: Twelve Feet Bejow the Surface Cap Flame Expledes Mine Gas

WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS NINE   Booze Poisoning Epidemi Reported in St. Paul

ea a ce BSULrS GOODYEAR COMP.      Btockhokder Asks Court to. Appoing a Receiver

RECEIVER ASKED ~ FOR GOODYEAR   Gigantic Rubber Company In The Courts.   STOCKHOLDER ACTS   Alleges Malfeasance in Office On The Part of Its Officials,

ASKS AN ACCOUNTING.   Action fs Begun Agalant Goetyes:  Rubber. Company.

MALFEASANCE LAID. — AGAINST GOODYEAR TIRE CO, DIREBTORS   Receive Demanded by Lawyer: ‘Officials See’ Attempt to Embarrass Camnany

AFDISCOUNT RATE 1S INCREASED BY CHICAGN FEDERAL RESERVE BANK   STEP "DESIGNED TO DISCOURAGE BORROWING BY BANKS AND CREDIT INFLATION.

REDISCOUNT ‘RATE INCREASED   Step. Is Designed to Dis: courage Borrowing:  . by Banks, Is Said

WATERMEN’S SCALE TO sTaxn   Boatmen’s Threatened Strike Will Net Budge Aaesoctatiaons.

NOW EXPECTED HOLD SIBERIA   WILL FULEFILE PLEDGE TO EVACUATE WHEN CZECHS, POLES AND OTHERS LEAVE

JAPAN EXPECTED BY ALLIED LEADERS 10 REMAIN IN SIBERIE   Speculaiing, However, What Excuse Nippon Will Offer For This Course.

New York World For H-over For Presiden   Senator Hitchcock For President Boom to be _ Launched in Nebras-

HOOVER CHOICE UF N.Y, WORLD FOR PRESIDENT   Strong Democratic Paper Will Support Hoover on Platform He Chooses

NewYork World Boosting H.C. Hoover for President   Gov. Stephens Asserts He Will Never Quit Politics

New York World Will Support Him on Either Ticket   OLD PARTIES ARE ‘ ~ DECLARED BANKRUPT   American. People Tired ot Professional Politicians and Politics

BOOM FOR HERBERT «HOOVER   FULIUS H. BRANES NOMINATE: MUGYVER AS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE +   HY ALSO PECLAUED THAT AE AHGHT BECOME ‘CHL GEM. GERAYIL NDOWINUE a7

NEW YORK WORLD FOR H. &. HOOVER   Democratic Paper Which Was Supporter of Wilson Ignar-e Politins.   CAN RUN ON ANY TICKET)   Says He Is Only Presidentia Timber Mentioned That Measures [Ip,

HOOVER PROCLAIMED:   Says Helis the Man ol Hone “On , Amy her fog

HOOVER FOR PRESIDENT   N.Y. WORLD COMES OCT EDE TORTALLY FOR THE FORD ORATOR      WANTS LEM NOMINATED FOR PRESIBENT OX RHE DEWOCRATIC. TSEKET

N.Y. WORLD BOOMS HOOVER   DECLARES PARTISAN  OBJECTIONS ARGUMENTS IN Wis PAVOR

N.Y. NEWSPAPER BOOMS HOOVER FOR PRESIDENCY         k World Would Be Glad te Herbert C. Hoover on.  5 Any One of Many  Pia forms.

NEW YORK WORLD WILL BACK HOOVER   ‘And It Does Not Care What He  Calls Himself, Paper  pe Dearlarac

ENGLAND HAS A FATAL FLOOD   Twenty Death« or More as Keawlt of Suddem Hise of Hiver.

Governor ‘Alten Promises ‘to Furnish President With Information on Price Drop.

GOVERNOR ALLEN TO FORWARD DAT!   Announces He Will Comply With President’s Request for Information   RAPS GRAIN GAMBLING   Executive Declares Dealer: Using Canadian Wheat to Drive Down Prices

ALLEN WILL TELL DF WHEAT DECLINE   Governor of Kansas Says Fluc tuations Show a Manipulated Market.

ALLEN TO GIVE DATA ON AMANIPULATION OF WHEAT   WILL COMPLY WITH REQUEST OF PRESIDENT — IT LEADS MERELY TO TALK OF A NEW TARIFF NEEDED ON GRAIN.

DRIVE ON CRIMINALS   30 Take by Hub Police— Two Minor Robberies al Gunpoint Reported

CONVIC!     STIL AT LARGIE      Six Men Belleved to Have Escapes From Taland.

CLEVELAND CLINCHES AMERICAN: PENNAN   Ciippled White Sox, Battling Game ly, Maintain Their Hold on Second Place.

WOMAN DIES IN AUTO CRASH   Mrs. Chronister, Sister of Abbottstown Man, Victim.

KILLED IN AOTO ACCIDENT   A FORMER RESIDENT ON WILLIAM PENN MIGHWAY.   The Canseless Work of the Grian Reaper in the County During a Past Week.

BIRTHS REPORTED - IN SEPTEMBER   The Stork Introituced the’ Rollowin; New Dens af of Lascee County

IN THE WAKE OF THE STORK      Births Reported During Month of Nc vermmber to ae at the County ia ie; . .

UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES [0 CLARK'S ADVICE   SAYS CONVENTION SHOULD BI UNFETTERED BY ANY SORT OF PLEDGES   Opnoses Use Of His Name In Prefcuential Primarv In Georvia On That Account.

AGAINST PLANS 'T0 INSTRUCT DELEGATES   Champ Clark Says Send Member: Free of Pledges and Pick Best Candidate,

CLARK 15 AGAINST BINDING DELEGATES TO NATIONAL MEET   Missourian Says Conventior Unfettered by Pledges Is Essential—Opposes Use Of Name in Georgia.

GHAMP GLARK SAYS DELEGATES SHOULD BE UNINSTRUGTED   Thinks San Francisco Conven tion Ought to Be Unfettered.   OPPOSES USE OF HIS NAME

CHAMP TELLS HOW. TO RUN DEMOCRAT CONVENTION   The Man From Missouri Says Have a Convention Unfetter__ed by Pledges—Name Best  Man to Be Found.

CLARK IS AGAINST USE OF HIS NAME   But Declares “No Man Will De. cline a Presidential Nomination Freely Tendered”   GRATEFUL TO GEORGIA   I ae ia . .  Missourian Sets Forth His Views  In Letter to State’s Democratic Committee

CHAMP GLARK FAVORING ° UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES   Convention Should Be Unfettered t Select Best Man in Party, Forme: Speaker Thinks.

INCREASE OF 300. PER CENT   Labor Costs sts Have Only -Increased’ F orty-One - Per Cent.Is Report ©

300 PER CENT INCREASE   Basic iron and Steel Products Go Up ‘That Much Is Claim.

BOLSHEVIKI IN POLISH BOUNDS   Troops’ Compelled to Withdraw in Face of Heavy Odds

POLE FIGHTING TO oTEM TIDE COVET INVASION   BOLSHEVIKT DRIVE HAS ALREADY PENETRATED INTO THE POLISH TERRITORY,

WORST OATURDAY NIGHT SINCE KASHMIR BATTLE   IX YOUNG MEN KILLED AND NEARLY FORTY WOUNDED IN BELFAST — WINDOWS ARE SMASHED AND HOUSES FIRED.

VEN MEN DIE IN IRISH RIOTS   Fighing in Belfast Saterday Night Resulted Also im Heavy Property Losses   CITY IS NOW QUIET   Machine Gun Fire Constantly Ren ders Hideous the Work of Fire Brigades

Torch Is Applied to Buildings and the Fire Brigade Has a Hard Time Extinguishino the Flames.   SINN FEINERS WELL SUPPLIED WITH ARMS   Great Bitterness Displayed During the Fighting: Houses Are Wrecked and Furniture Is Destroyed.

BELNAST RIOTS SERIOUS.   Six Pexsons Billed and ‘Nearly 40 VWreounde During Fieht-

SX WERE KILLED; FORTY WOUNDED r BELFAST YESTEROAY   Worst Night In Irish City Since Batilé Of Kashmir Road Or Last Weasle wie 8   SINN FEINERS RAID BARRACK

FIGHT PERSONG SLAIN IN BELFAST FIGHTING   MUCK PROPERTY DESTROYED BY FRE BUREN SATURDAY NiGHT CLASH,   Great Bitterness. Is Shown, Houses Being Wrecked and Furnitute Destroyed in Streets.

FIFTY SHOT SATURDAY.  S,., AnmsArAntatnd Edm esene ft cece Wriod

Saturday Night's Fighting Is Worst Since Battle of Kashmir Road; Sinn Feiners Make Organized Descent on Unionists and Are Repulsed by Armed Forces   MAYOR MacSWINEY JS SINKING

BELFAST RIOTS SERIOUS.   Six Persons Killed and Nearly 40 Wounded During Pighting vin City.

ELEVEN BEAD IN BELFAST RIBTS   MANY HOUSES ARE WRECKED AND FURNITURE BURNED IN STREETS

BELFAST HAS A WILD NIGHT   LRISH METROPOLIS SCENE OF A BLOODY ENCOUNTER.   SIX KILLED IN THE RIOTING   FORTY WORE WOUNDED, FIVE RESULTING FATALLY.   Sinn Feimers Make an Organized Descent Upon the UC anionista, and Police Unable te Hold Them ia Check.

11 KILLE IN BELFAST   Forty Wounded in Night Battle   Armored Cars Help Rout Sinn Feiners   Mayor MacSwiney Very Low From Heer Strike

AWFUL SUENEs MARK RIDTING IN TRISH CITY   WOMEN FLEE IN TERROR   HOMES BURNED, SACKED CASUALTY LIST HIGH.

MORE COUNTIES MORE TAXES   COUNTY DIVISION IS NO PANACEA FOR ILLS

MORE COUNTIES — MORE TAXES   COUNTY DIVISION IS NO  PANACEA FOR 1I1LI<¢

FIVE-INCH SNOW IN ARIZONA   Storm !ts Continuing and Ground 1: Covered, According to Dispatch From Flagstaff,

ASK AUTHQRITY OF FOCH   Congress Wants to Know If American Troops are Under Marshal’s  , OS ae

STATUS OF AMERICAN TROOPS    Resolation. of lheaquiry Directed to The President.

OUR CHURCHES   Bergen. Lutheran Congregation Rev. G@. Smedal, Pastor

FARMERS OISPOSED TO.GUT PRODUCTION SONGRESS WARNED   Prevalence of Widespread ‘ Unrest is Indicated-in the Replies to Blakeslee.   Tired of Contributing to Ease and Comfort of the “ShortHour, High-Wage Man.”

OT REAL MEME:   ASSISTANT: TO BURLESON BNE ANCREASE OF LIVING: COSTS, NEXT YEARS ©"         FARM TOILERS RESENTFUL      Declares They Are ‘Quitting Farm Entirely or Are Reducing? Their Acreaxe. t

APPROVE PROHIBITION   Veterans of Foreign Wars Close Sessions.   (Ry Associated Press)

‘FOREIGN WAR.VETS ; ne RESOLUTION ~ ON PROHIBITION AGT   Vote Down Proposal to Con. demn Adoption of Amendment When Soldiers Were Gone

Hear - ‘Lawrence -W. Shivers at M. P. ‘Church Sunday at ‘lla. m., of  “The Church,” ...   VOTED DOWN  RESOLUTION   Disapproving  ‘Adoption of the Prohibition Amendment

Resolution Disapproving of Eighteenth Amendment Voted Down by Foreign War Veteran:

RADICALS, ENCOURAGED BY WESTPHALIAN SUCCESSEES, MAKE NEW DEMANDS ON EB. ERT—MANY KILLED AND HURT IN FIGHTING   Warrant Issued For Ludendorff, Report

PLAN DENTAL INSPECTION   Rural Schools Will Repeat Plan Followed Last Year

ALLOW CLAIMS RAIL EMPLOYES   Men in Semi-Executive Positions Be come Subordinate Officials,

NO STEPS FA KEN.   ‘Tipton County Missing Opportunity To Save Neat Sum.

Ee eth, Re ES OS Sever Reena Meet cere oe  APPROV ED £49 RO AD PROJECTS.  Pena td lie  Vederal furecau Passed oa 450 Miles le

tT TLEMENT [9 LOOKED FOR IN TALIAN STRIKE   Agreement Between Factiens Reported Reached; Fiat Motor Works Seized

—  STRIVE TO END SIRIKE GRISIa AMONG ‘REDS      Finish of Labor Trouble in Italy Believed in Sight

WORKERS JOIN RED MOVEMENT   SEIZE ALL PIERS JUST AS TRON AND STEEL MILLS WERE TAKEN OVER

SETTLEMENT NOW ASSURED IN ITALY   Metal Workers . and. Employers Agree on Terms to Return Factories.   NEW “COUNCIL OF. LABOR”   ‘British Workers ‘Béing — Directed by New Body ‘With Greater Powers,

EDWARDS DELAYS TRIP WEST   Pressing Official Business Prevents Governor Going on Special Train With the Delegates.

STOCKYARDS HEAD DENIES TRYING 10 FORESTALL SUITS   Injunctions Allowed in Chicago Because Evidence Against Packers Lacked, Story.

COLVER AGAIN IS CHALLENGED   Everett C. Brown, President of Union Stockyards Co., Denies All Reports.

DENIES HE SUED TO RESTRAIN U. S. ACTION IN COURT   Did Not Try to Block Prosecution of Live stock Men, Claim.

PREMIER GEORGE HAS CONFERENCE WITH GIOLITT!   May Atso Talk With Millerand During His “Vaca ptoeege, Bee OY cee pin py

A oUMMED UP BY THE LEADERS AT CONVENTION   Chairman Speaks of Darky Horse Probabilities Tuesday.   McAdoo and Cox Managers Still Think Their Men Will Win.

‘Chairman Robinson Expects Dark Horse to Win Tuesday, if Leaders Are Unsuccessful Today

LOWDEN WiILt RULE IOWA CONVENTION   Hlinois Man Most Popu lar Presidential Hope in This State.

COWDEN LEADS IN IOWA WITH WOOD AS SEGUND   PRECINCT CAUCUS RESULIS SHOW DEFINITE SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF ILLINOIS LEADER OVER THIS STATE   Northwest lowa Gives lIlhnois Man Who Once Went To School Here Lead Over Others in i Race; Hoover Claims Rural Aid.

Leaders in Towa Predict that Yester day's Caucuses Were Favorable to Winvi:      SAY Woop IS SECUND AND HOOVER THIRD   Seven Hundred Delegates Will Altend the State Convention on Aovil 24nd

SEEKS U. S. CURB ON PRICES   Labor Leader Asks That President  Catt Speciai Session of Congress at Once.

PROHIBITION OFFICIALS INAUGURATE BIG PROBE   Amazing Revelations of Booze Traffic in Chicago Spur Dry Agents to Action.

DRY OFFICIALS — OPEN BIG PROBE   Practically Every City in the U. . S. to Be Investigated at  ‘x, + Once.  ap   LIQUOR COMES FROM CANADA   Whisky Ring Also Operating Fron Points in Mexico Revelations of Amazing Conditions in Chicago Spur to Action,

PROWIOITION MEN OTART BIG PROBE   Amazing Revelations at Chicagc Spur Officials to Actien.   TO INVESTIGATE EVERY CITY   Large Amounts of Liquor Coming From Canada and Mexico—Opera.tions of Whisky Ring Assume Internationa! Proportions.

BRY OFFICIALS OPEN BIC PROBE   Practically Every City in the U S. to Be Investigated at . Once.   LIQUOR COMES: FROM CANADA   Whisky Ring Alse Operating From Points in México Revelations ‘of Amazing Conditions in Chica. go Spur té Action,

THE HOUSEM: AIDS. ARE COMING: More Than. 1.000 Trish. ‘Girls Arrive in

ATE WILL DEMAND t PAYMENT OF AL MONEY QVER-DOE ON OKLAHOMA SALE OF PUBLIC: LANDS   ALL PARTIES IN ARREARS MUST COME TO SCRATCH NOT LATER 'THAN JANU ARY THE FIRST

BRIBE ALLEGED “IN SHIP PROBE   Wilson’ s Brother-in-Lawls Named.   $40,000 WAS PAID — _ FOR UNUSUAL FAVORS   Washington. Banker Gives Testimony.

BROTHER: IN-LAW OF © PRESIDENT IN SCANDAL   Said to be One ‘of Four Tc Have Shared in Division of Forty Thousand: Dollars:

$4,0000 BRIBE UNEARTHED IN SHIPPING BOARD   Wilson’s Brother -in - Law Treasurer of Shipping Board is Named in Ship ping Hearing.

INVESTIGATION OF “SHIPPING BOARD   R. W. BOLLING ALLEGID, TO HAVE BEEN IN DEAT   SERIOUS BISCLESUAES MADE   A Focty Thounnd Dollar Bribe UnderStood to Hayo Bees Divided, Bol. Ung Gotting a Share.

R. W. BOLLING ACCUSED AT SHIP BOARD INQUIRY   Witness Says He Was Paid for Special Fav: ors to Contractors.

WILSON’S KIN IS UNDER FIRE      Name President’s Brotherin-Law..in_ Shipping.  ‘Board Bribe Case

BAU HER-IN-LAW OF WILSON DRAW  INTO onIPPING BOARD (NQUIR}   A. W. Bolling Named In Connection With $40,000 Bribe Aleged To Have Been Paid

New Disclosures Made ir Connection with the Shipping Board: Hear.  nos.   UNUSUAL STORY BY AN EX-BANKER

BROTHER-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT BRIBE BENEFIT   R. W. BOLLING, SHIPBUILDING BOARD TREASURER, SAID TO HAVE RECEIVED PORTION OF $40,000 GRIBE

BOLLING TOOK BRIDE?   President's Brother-in-Law Named in Connection With $40,000 Shipbuilding Graft.

BOLLING _ TS NAMED   Brother-it-law of (he President Said.to Have Received Money.

BOLLING WAS NAMED IN BRIBE SCANDAL   PRESIDENT’S BROTHER-IN-LAW MENTIONED IN CONNECTION WITH CHARGE OF BRIBERY.

WILSON RELATIVE TOOK BRIBE MONEY WITNESS ASSERTS   R. W. Bolling, Brother-in-Lay President, Named as 1 of 4 to Split $40,000.   WASHINGTON BANKER ON STAND IN SHIP INQUIR)   Bolling Received $1,800 on Note and Repaid $300, Senate Committee Is Told.

BRIBE IS ~ CHARGED   R. W. Bolling, Connected With Notorious “White House Leak” Named In Shipping Board Bribe Charges.   WASHINGTON BANKER IN: SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY   President’s Brother-In-Law Alleged to Have Received Share of $40,000 Bribe of Shinbuilding Corporation.

BOLLING (S NAMED “INSHPPING BOARD ~ BRIBE TAKING. UZ   Brother-in-Law cf President Wil son ard Treasurer of Board  I: No wlmplicated   FOUR MEN IN ON THE SPLIT   Former Washington Banker, Tes. fying Today, Puts Name of Bolling in the Hearing

Witness Alleges President Wil . .. son's Brother-in-Law: Was One of Them.   HE LOANED BOLLING MONEY   Testifies $40,000 Bribe Was Te . Secute Favors For Shipbuilding Company. —

R. W. Bolling, Brother-in-law of Pres ident, Named in Testimony Before the Shipping Board Today,

NAME OF BOLLING      IN SHIPPING BOARD INVESTIGATION BY COMMITTEE TODAY.   Brother-in-Law of the President Mentioned in Connection With the $40,000 Bribe Incident.

PAID $40,000 AS ” BRIBE, IS CHARGE   Shipbuilding Company Said To Have Given Government Employes a Big Sum. .

AEL ATIVE OF PRESIDENT NAMED IN CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED BRIRFR}      TESTIMONY IN SHIP BOARD IS  VESTIGATION MENTIONS NAME OF BOLLING.

BOLLING’S NAME IS MENTIONED IN SHIP BOARD PROB   Mention Comes in Connection With Alleged Bribe Paid by Shipping Concern.

TO MR. BOLLING  Shipping Board Quiz Brings Startling  Alleoatian.

BRIBERY CHARGED AGAINST BOLLING   BUT PRESIDENT’S BROTHEF IN LAW DENIES THE ALLEGATIONS   INVOLVED IN SHIP DER!   Witness Testified President’ Brother in Law, Boiling, was to Use Influence in the Rnsiness

WILSON’S KIN GOT BRIBE IN DEAL, CHARGED   Eolling One of Four to Benefit by Shipping Board Scandal, Banker Says   GAVE “UNUSUAL FAVORS”   High Official of Board to Be Called Before Congressjonal Committee

BOLLING MIXED UP      President's Brothet-in-Law Is Named in $40,000 Bribe  Money Split For Ways Claims Witness Before Inquirers.

KIN OF WILSO IN BRIBE CASE   Brother-in-Law of President Named in Shipping Board Inquiry.   WITNESS ADMITS’ BRIBE   Was Given For Unusual Favors to   Staten Island Firm by Board. Split  in Four Parts,

BOLLING BRIBES SHIPPING BOARD IT 1S ALLEGED   RELATIVE OF . PRESIDENT SAID TO BE CONNECT. PY WITH SCANDAL.   ROTIQHT FAVORS   $40,000 Paid to Procure Unusu: al Privileges ef Deal-

$40,000 Alleged to Have Been Paid by Staten Island Shipbuilding Company for Unusual Services From the U. S,  Ghinminen DOannal   TREASURER BOLLING’S NAME IS MENTIONED   Tucker Sands Says He Understood Money Was to Be Paid to Himself and Three Others Including Former Shipping Board Secretary.

Swift. Official. Declares No Increase - Of Wases In Face Of Sluma In. Prices

PREDICTS DROP SOON IN PRICE OF FOOTWEAR   Swift and Co. Representative Tells Wage Arbiter Now Is No Time For Granting Increases,

BiG FALL IN SHOE PRICES PREDICTED   Swift and Company Departmen! Head Says Decline of 35 Percent Expected

PREDICTS 35 PERCENT DROP IN SHOE PRICES   Swift and Company Head Gives That Testimony

TO DISCHARGE RED TEACHERS CITY SCHOOLS   ‘weeping Investigation is Promised By Supt. Mortenson.

CHICAGO SCHOOLS ARE TO BE INVESTIGATED      LOCAL TEACHER FOR FIFTEEN YEARS HAS BEEN INDICAT-

RED TEACHERS 10 BE OUSTEL   Radical Activities in Chicago Public Schools Will Be Investigated.

CHICAGO TEACHERS ARE GIVEN RAISE   WILL CONTINUE TO ASK FOF MORE—WOULD RAISE PROFESSION TO HIGHER SCALE

CONFERENCE BETWEEN COX AND WILSON MAY RESULT IN MOST IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN DECISIONS   Democratic Nominee Will Hold Conferences With Federal Trade Board and Secretary Colby While in Washington

LEADERS DECLARE LIMIT 1S REACHEL   Will Not Try to Prevent. Rai Workers From Leaving * the Service   iS NOT AN ULTIMATUM   Statements May Hasten De. cision on Wage Awards; Ask $2,500 Minimum

LABOR CLOSES TS ARGUMENT   Head of R. R. Shopmen Declares for Minimum of $2,500 a Year.

“THE RR. STRIKE   UNLESS RAISE 1S.” GRANTED   Me seven “Shopmen's. Pennie; _—_ Declares That Common Lah Must Have $2500. ‘a. “Year :

THREATENING 10 QUIT JOBS   Notice Served Oa Ratiread« Mee Cannot He Held in Lime t alesse  Wane lacrease Comes.

[WORKERS WILL STRIKE   Threat, Made by Rail Workers Un"FS teas Their Demands Mct.

eatin  BODIES OF \AMERICAN DEAD NOT RECOVERED   James Perry and Frank Jobnsor Were Killed by Turkish Brigands Near lantay.

TURKISH BAND KILLS 2 YANKS   Renresentatives of Y¥. M. C. Av Are Oncs Slain Recently Near Ain. — tav, in Syria.

ee eee  Y. M. C. A. MEN KILLED BY BRIGANDS IN SYRIA   Two Were Members of a Convoy of American Relief—First .Report Said Three.

2 YANKS KILLED BY TURKS   Y. M. C. A. Men Slain Recentiy Near Aintav in Syria.

"Y” MEN KILLED AY TURK BRICANDS   State Department Gets Report of Murders of Relief Workers.

DEATH LIST FROM BLAST NOW STANDS AT 36, 200 INJURED   Finally Established That R-mb and Not Collision T. N. T.  Carrier Was Cause.   BIG REWARDS ARE OFFERED   The Homes of Prominent and Wealthy Men Under Close Guard—Bomb Plot Feared

SO CHIEF FLYNN ASSERTED TODAY   Number of Dead Raised to 3 By Deaths in Hospitals

SAYS BOMB CAUSED THE BIG-EXPLOSION   This is Declaration of William J. Flynn, “Chief of Bureau of Investigation— Financial District Guarded.

FRAGMENTS OF ~~ BOMB FOUND   156 Pounds. of Broken Sast ’ Weights Collected at Scene " of Disaster   Police to Assemble Pieces in an- Effart to Reconstrucl Infernal Machine

WALL ol, BLAST LAID 10 AEDS   Death List of Exp'osion Goes Up to Thirty-Seven Persons.   GUARDS IN MONEY CENTER   William J. Flyan, Chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Is Positive That Bomb Caused the Explosion,

BUMG CAUSE OF EXPLOSION THAT CUS! ob LIVES   rire Commissioner Drernan Re. poris to Mayor Hy!and on Wall Street Disaster   i50 POUNDS WINDGW WEIGHTS   Debris Believed to Have Been Part o! Infernal Machine—Three Names Shifted io Death Column

ABANDON IDEA OF A COLSON CAUSING BLAST      Chief Investigator says Per-«  son Who Placed Bomb Was 4 Blocks Away.   SUSPECT IS TAKEN AT HAMILTON, ONT,

OFFICIALS CONVINCED  WALL ST. EXPLOSION WHICH KILLED 37 WAS PLANNED BY RADICALS

jamb:Caused Explosion A irty-Six Known Deac   ACCIDENT THEORY OF BLAST ABANDONED‘ BY NEW “YORK POLICE—EXPERTS AT VARIANCE -WITH REGARD TO KIND OF EXPLOSIVE USED.

Experts Gather Fragments, Try to Reconstruct the   150 POUNDS METAL FOUND   Death List Now Stands at 36— Man Who Sent Warning Fourti.

MACHINE SET  FROMWAGON AS CRANKS STOOD BY   Authors of Crime Not Four Blocks Away When Blast Occurred,   BIG MONEY CENTERS OVER U. S. GUARDEL

THIRTY-SIX DEAD IN WALL STREET BLAS}   Number of Injured Approximately 200.   WAS GAUSED BY BOME   4 More than 1650 Pounds of Fragments Found.   OXE MAN IS DETAINED   In Hamilton, Ontario, For Investigation—Alleged to Have Sent Post Card Warnings of Explosion.

AMERICA'S FINANCIAL CENTERS ARE ARMED CAMPS TODAY AS RESULT OF NEW YORK EXPLOSION

Im the Heart of New York Were, Sent To Some Persons, It is Said   DOUBT THAT A BOMB DID MISCHIEF DIES

THIRTY-NINE LIVES ty “3 WAS TOLL OF BXPLOSION      TWAS A BOM, SAYS FLYNI   Property ‘Damuge Has Grown to Two ‘ and One-halt Milltons—Bomib Piots Reported—Public Buildigs ‘Guard.  4     ael

BOMB CAUSE OF EXPLOSION NEW YORK YESTERDAY   Financial Districts in Entire Country Heavily Guarded Today.

Head of Government Secret Service Says Proof is Absolute of Intended Mirder   POLICE SEARCH FOR DRIVER   Authorities Look for Man Who. Left One-Horse Wagon Near the Morgan Building

INVESTIGATORS GATHER PIEGES   Infernal Machine is Believed to ' Have Caused Explosion Yesterday.   PALMER GOES TO SCENE

ee oe ee a a tm tae te  NEW YORK BLAST CAUSED BY BOME   Infernal Machine Caused Explo: sion Which Killed 37 and Injured 200.   MONEY CENTER IS GUARDED   Morgan Bank and Treasury Building Badly Damag.d—Property Loss Estimated at $2,500,0000—Two Re. ported Warnings Received.

MECHANISM USED IN DEATH MACHINE FOUND BY POLICE   Warnings Had Been Received By Men On Wall Street.

WILLIAM J. FLYNN SAYS HE IS POSHIVE BOMB CAUSEN EXPLOSION IN NEW YORK   Explosion Occurred in a HorseDrawn Covered Wagon at a Point Almost Opposite United States Assay Office— Property Damage Will Run Into Millions of Dollars.

DEATH LIST GROWS 10 30 IN HORROR Or YESTERDAY INNEW YORK   ' ts Bektef of Police and Nation-wide Search Is On   Wagon Loaded with Death Now Thought to Have Been Used by Conspirators

BOMB CA THE DISASTER   Thirty Six Dead Toll of Life Taken in Wall Street.   iT WAS TIMED FOR NOON      Searching For Driver of Horse And Wagon. Reconstructing Bomb From Fragments of Meta? Found.

SIX CHEMISTS — NOW AT WORK IIPAN MYSTERY   Chief Flynn ‘Says: He Is Positive Explosion Was Caused By Bomb   CARRY DEATH'MACHINE. . IN WAGON: IS BELIEF   Fragments From. Device MayFurnish Clue: Resulting In Arrasts

NEW YORK BLAST CAUSED BY BOME   Infernal Machine Caused’ C-plosion Which Killed 37 and Injured 200.   MONEY GENTER 1S SUARDED   Morgan Bank and Treasury Building Badly Damaged—Property Loss Estimated at $2,500,000—Two Reported Warnings Received.

BOMB PLOT DETERMINED CAUSE OF NEW YORK DISASTER BY CHIEF OF STAFF INVESTIGATING EXPLOSIO   William Flvnn, of the Bureau fo Investigation, Declares important Developments Confirm the Theory of a Bomb Plot Instead of Accident   FINANCIAL CENTERS NOW VIGOROUSLY GUARDED

LIST OF DEAD HAS REACHED TOTAL OF 36   ‘Man Hit by Flying fron Quarter of a Mile from  Scene of the Blast—Missing Securities May Reach Total of $400,000.   NEW YORK OFFERS _ REWARD OF $10,000   Vill Also Pay $500 for Establishing Identity of Wagon.

FRENCH SOVIET RUNS RAILWAYS   Striking Union Men Organize to Take Over National System: Will Discharge Those Who Stuck

FRENCH STRIKE. GROWS SERIOUS   ‘Railroad Workers Announeed Or. gavization of a Soviet To Take Over the Nation’s Railways,

French Strikers Organize Soviet  to Take Over R. R   Threaten to Discharge Every Em. ploye Who Hefuses to Wath dint

NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS IN  THE PATRONS MUTUAL FIRE INCTIDANDR COMDANY

NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS I THE PATRONS MUTUAL FIRE INCTIRANCE FOMPANYV.

COAL DEALERS WOULD STOP INVESTIGATION   Attorney Files Petition in th United States District Court to Stop District Attorney.

COAL FIRMS FIGHT BACK’   ASK RESTRAINING ORDER IN FEDERAL : PRICE PROBE HERE.   Pablication of Information Sought by Agents Would Injure Businens, Fodr Wholesale Concerns  A Allege fa Petition.

COAL WHOLESALERS SEEK TO STOP PROBE   Ask Injunction against U. S. Distric torney—Assert Agents After Their Secrets.

IN IRELAND IS FOREST   Martial Circular No, 1 Issue Declaring Approval of Law Enforcement.

TRUCE IN RELAND (5 DECLARED NEAE   INTENSIFIED WARFARE MARKS CLOSING OF EVENTFUL WEEK.

ALLIES GIVE IN TO GERMAN AND DUTCH REQUESTS   Huns May Try Teutons ‘Dutch May Keep Wilhelm

HOLEAND WILLING TO CLOSELY GUARD FORMER EMPEROR   Note to Be Dispatched. f Anied Supreme Couneil Stating Position.   BERLIN IS GIVEN NOTICE.

ALLIES GRANT PLEA BUT WILL JUDGE DEGREES   Yield to German Re quest; Holland Repri manded for Not Con. demning Ex-Kaiser.

DUTCH T9 PROMISE TO GUARD EX-KAISER   Holland’s Reply To Entente Will Refuse To Deliver For mer German Emperor.

WILL WATCH KAISEE   HOLLAND WILL PROMISE TC GUARD BUT NOT GIVE TP.   German Officials Accused By Allies May be Tried in Germany,

DUTCH AGAIN TO: PROTECT KAISER   Won’t Surrender Him to Allies But-Will Guard Him Closely, © Says Hague Report.

HOLLAND WILLING TO GUARD EX-KAISER   This Is Original Position Taken By Country When It Refused Request of jAllies.

HOLLAND T0 MAKE REPLY   To the Latest Allied Note Concerning the Former German Emperor    NOSURRENDER BUT A CAREFUL GUARD

HOLLAND WILL ANSWER NOTE   Status of Former Em. peror William to Be Established

ALLIES SEEM TE BE WILLING FOR GERMANY TO TRY MASTER DEMONS OF WAR CRIMES

HOLLAND WILL ACQUIESGE 10 PLAN GF ALLIES   Will Answer Latest Note Of Allies Agreeing to Imprison The Ex-Kaiser,   Refuses to Surrender Former Emperor.

HOLLAND FIRM IN REFUSAL TO GIVE KAISER   Will Reply in This Vein t Second Note of the Allies —Will Guard Prisoner  Carefully. 

WILL PROMISE STRICT GUARD OF WILHELW   Hoiland Is Expected to Re iterate Refusal to Surrender Him.

DUTCH WILL HOLD EX-KAISER   Holland Again Refuses Allies’ Demand for the Former Emperor of Germany.

DUTCH WILL HOLD EX-KAISER   Holtand Again 1° Refuses . Alties: De. mand for "the ‘Former Em- — peror of Germany..

WILL WATCH KAISER   ND WIEL PROMISE: - ‘tr GUARD BUT NOT GIVE UP,                man Oftieiais May he ‘Tei     Accnsed By Ailies nd in Germany.

NURSE SAYS FRIENDSHIP BEGAN BEFORE WOMAN'S DEATH AND GONTINUED SINGE   “Calm Yourself, You Are Free,’ Was Petttbone’s Reply te Miss Guillow When Asked, ‘Byron Dead, Why Nid You Do t?’’ Witness Says

RUMOR OF _ INTEREST   M. & St. L. to Become Rock : Island Property.      @:A PERSISTENT STORY         wat Mean Big Change in Esa therville If It Proves “ to Be True

Rock Island To Take M.& St. L.   Such Is Report at Estherville; Lin Through Spencer Figures in the Rumor.

DENIKINE FORMS GOVERNMENT   People of Southern Ressia Seem te EFawvor the Pian.

BENEFITED BY DRY ER   Many Industries Prosper— Candy Has Not Taker Place of Alcohol

CANDY NOT: SUBSTITUTE   Secretary of Confectioners Says Mor Ix Bought Because There is More Money. .

APPRAISERS NAMED   R. J. Chrisman is Appointed for McKean County

FERRIS WINS; GORE CONCEDES VICTORY SAYING IT WAS A  “HANDICAP” RACE

GORE SINGS — ‘SWAN SONG’ _ IN POLITICS   “This. Rings Down Curtain on My Political Career,” He Says of Defeat.   WILL STILL WORK FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY

PSEUDO RFVENUFRS GET WOMEN’S BOGZE   TAQTOR VALUED AT $25,004 CARRIED AWAY RY BUT GLARS FROM CHICAGO  wena@rT

FIUME GIVES UP; TRUCE ARRANGEL   Poet Soldier Turns Over Powers to Communal Council Early Today.   LEGIONNAIRES START FIRE

Peace Conditions Being Arranger at Finme’ Following Poet's Ultimate Surrender

HARD FIGHTING _ NEAR FIUME   REGULARS AND LEGIONARIES CAME TO CLOSE QUARTERS.   HEAVY. CASUALTY LIST   THE ITALI AN REGULARS HAN—DICAPPED BY LACK OF ARMS.   Conferences Are In Progress This ‘Morning However with View . To End the War.

STEAL A TRAIN IN CHICAGO   New Record for Holdups When Er tire Freight Train ts Seized.

TRALN WAS COMPOSED OF 11 CARS MERCHANDISE AND ONE OF MOTOR CARS.   The Value Was Estimated at OneHalf Million DoBars — Bandits Relieved Members of Outlaw Switchneen’s Order.

YEAR’S MORATORIUM PLANNED   Governor of Georgia May Call Extra 1 Session of Legislature.

DORSEY MAY CALL SPECI SESSION OF THE LERISLATURE   For the Purpose of Taking up . The, Matter of Declaring a Moratorium in This State to Protect Farmers From Ruin. —Cotton Legislation Hinted.

GEORGIA FARMERS FACING DISTRESS   Commissioner of Agriculture Suggests Special Session of Legislature to Enact Moratorium.

cesrsia Governor Asked io Convene Legislature To Enact Moratoriur

GEORGIA GOVERNOR [D GONOIDERING   AN EXTRA LEGISLATIVE SESSION MAY BE OALLEI   A MORATORIUM DISCUSSED   Governor Dorsey Considering th . Question of an Extra SoSsion t . Stave OL Paymenta.

PLAN A YEAR’S MORATORIUM   . Georgia Governor Considers Calling Extra Session of Legislature to Enact Stay Law.

GEORGIA GOVERNOR CONSIDERS REQUESI   Enactment of Moratorium ‘Advocated. 

NOT ENOUGH RAIN IN STATI   Illinois Gets Relief Frow Drouth But Crops Are Still Suffering: — Rair Checks Threshing.

GOMPERS CALLS: WALKOUT VERY LARGE MISTAKE   With W. G. Lee Will Ad . dress Mass Meeting of 8 . Switchmen This After:  - nmaon.

GOMPERS CALLS — WALKOUT VERY LARGE MISTAKE   With W.G. Lee Will Ad. dress Mass Meeting of Switchmen This After:  nmnonit.

VOLSTEAD OPPONENT’S ELECTION CONTESTED   Minnesota Citizens ‘will Institute Ac tion Against Minister Endorsed by Townley

Child, 13, Lured By Movies, Takes Father’s Savings To Be Actress

Bogey of British Control of League Raised By Opponents Is Thoroughly Exploded; Possible France May Dominate League Through South American Help   GREAT DAYS FOR LITTLE NATION

Recommended vay Hoover! ast: Means vf Reducing Prive -arid::Ohéck+ ing? Speculation:

MARINE: BILL IS PASSED.   Measure Provides for Sate of Govern. ment Owned Ships.

MERCHANT MARINE BILL PASSES HOUSE AFTER HEATED DEBATI      Measure Provides for Sale of Government Owned Ships to Americans

Of 5 Over A Course Of 30 Mi.; The First Race Starting At 11 0’ clock  Twelve “Times in 70 Years America Has Won The Trophy And Old Sea Dogs Fear Outcome OF. 13th  RESOLUTE OUT AS RESULT OF RAD ACCIDENT

Shamrock’s Skipper Make: Mess of Start and Crosses Behind Resolute.   Big Fleet of Boats Crowd Along Course With Many Spectators.

CHRISTMAS BAGS TO EUROPE.   American Qhitdren Send Cheer to 78, 000 in Vienna and Budapest.

PLATFORM FALLS WITH COX   Democratic Presidential Candidate Has Narrow Escape From Injury at Bowling Green, Ky.

NEW YORK MAY WIN DISTINCTION OF BEING WORLDS LARGEST CITY   Population Will be Announce: ed by Census Bureau This Evening—Comparison With London May Show American City to be Leader.

FARLY TONIGHT   Metropolitan District Likely To Exceed 8 Miltions; London Falls Behind

‘EW YORY MAY PASS LONDON POPULATION   Vigures of the Census Count: Will be Anacunccd Late This Evening

Believed Announcement of New. York Census Today Will Show It Largest Cit

—  POPULATION Ot NEW YORK GHY KNOWN TONIGHT   Estimates Place Figures for ctrepolitan District at 8 200.000.   LARGEST CITY IN WORLD onDON IN SECOND PLACE  LU \ eae   Census Figures for Boston and Buffalo Will Also Be Announced Today.

étaliatory  Conflagrations All over Country f ritish Military Display. Hundred Buildings : Including 61 Polite Barracks Destroy- a ved. 21 Revenue Stations Burned. Wire Service Interrupted Evetuhbada. a

IRISH UPRISING. THAT. OF -.TORCH, NOT OF ARMS   Conflagrations Break Out in Every Section of Island in Retaliation of British Display ot Troops to Awe People

Conflagrations Reported From all Parts of Ireland Many Government Buildings Being Burned and Police Barracks Raided.

OPENS WAR WITH TORC!   Irish Republicans Avoid Open Armed Revolt But Observe Rebel Anniversary by a Series of Incendiary Crones and Cuercila Attacks on British Stations.

SUNN FEINERS — USE THE TORGH   Instead of the Rifle in the Threatened Easter Revolt In Ireland   MANY GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS BURNED   Police Barracks the Favorite Structures Marked for Venreance hy Pioters.

SCORES OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS BURNED; REVENUE OFFICES RAIDED: ‘AND CATTLE DRIVEN FROM ESTATES

nn EEE ee le  THREATENED EASTER REVOLT IN IRELAND DEVELOPS — INTO INCENDIARY RISING; 100 BUILDINGS ARE RAZED

WON OFFICIALS HA PREDICTED A COMPLETE TIE-UP   Freight Transportation Was Badly Cripple Before Settlement Strike Was Reached.   MANY WALKED OUT AT COLUMBUS, PORTSMOUTH   Shopmen, Boilermakers, Pipe Fitters, Car Repairers, Eleetriciaus and Laborers at henova Quit Work Friday and Permanent Strike Organigation Was Effected There,

1000 RAILWAY SHOPMEN QUIT,   Netion Taken in Sympathy With Brotherhood of Clerks.

Student Of Vermont University Died After Glove Contest With Purcell

FRENCH GOVERNMENT ‘THANKS POINCARE   WILL BE. SUCCEEDED TOMOR ROW BY PAUL DESCHANEL, RECENTLY ELECTED.

SAID GO0D-BYE TO HIS CABINET   President Poincare of France to Relinquish Office Tomorrow

POINCARE BIDS CABINET ADIEU   Retiring French President Thanks Ministers for Co-operation.

PRESIDENT POINGHRE — SAYS FAREWELL TO HIS CABINET MEMBERS TODAY   RELINOUISHES OFFICE OF CHIEI EXECUTIVE To) PRESIDENT DECHANEL TOMORROW.

MAJOR DALRYMPLE LOSES TEMPER   Dry Commissioner’s Agent Ar. rested in Michigan by State’s Attorney.

reo Le   Upper Peninsila Again Shows  Hostility to Federal Prohibi OGeer.

FEDERAL CHIEF BREEZES INTO FPILLION CASE   Officials Here Amuse aft Fillion’s Story to Leo Grove.

WARRANT FOR DRY AGENT   Mickican State Officers After Dalry mple’s Subordinate--Seized Lot Of Liquor

“REDS” MASSING NEW ARMIES FOR BLOW AT POLES   TWO NEW ARMIES ARE REPORT ED TO BE WELL EQU'!PPED AND ARE FROM SIBERIA.   Soviets Want New Peace Confer. ence to Include Germany—Would Revise Versailles Treaty.

NEW OFFENOW AGAINST POLta BEING PLANNED   Trotsky Believed To Be Massing Two Armies Of 100,000 Men.   “REDS” IN RETREAT   Report Of New Peace Con. ference With Germany Circulated.

PEACE TREATY SBROUGHT UP IN THE SENATE   Senator McCormick, Irreconcilable, Attacks Lodge and All Coempromisers

DEMOCRATS THREATEN TO  BLOCK RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY BY SENATE

LODGE: WILL GALL TREATY UP TODAY   Hitcheoek’ Wants Article 1¢ “Reservation Sonsidered First’  ee Oy cee:

PEACE TREATY 18. AGAIN CALLED UP BEFARE SENATE   Lodge Asks ‘Consideration on Amendment Relating to Withdrawal From League.

Action Asked on Amendment to Reservation Relating to Withdrawal by This Nation From the League of Nations   Renewed World War Instead of Peace Have Been Result of Versailles Conference, Senator McCormick ‘Asserts

SENATE TAKES  UP PROPOSAL TO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE   Senator Lodge Catled up the Treaty al 1:42 This Atternoon,

LODGE CALLS UP PEAGE TREATY   McCormick, Republican, ‘Bitter Ender’ in Opening Speech of Senate Debate Assailed Those Trying for Proposed Reservations to Treaty.

TREATY IN SENATE FOR DEBATE   Quick Climax Expected When Article 10 Is latroduced

WOMAN A NATIONAL DELEGATE   Demeoerats of Cleveland, 0., Set the  Biecoarm pile.

HAMBURG HAVEN OF DEAD GLORIES   Once Busy Port Now Graveyard of German Shipping

HAMBURG PORT LIKE GRAVEYARD   An Imposing Monument tc Dead Glories of Hun Merchant Marine

» GENERAL 1 COGERY Stith i          MORE EQUIPMENT FOR. SANTA FE ~~ THRU U.S. LOAN

‘AUTO CLUB MAKES STRONG APPEAL FOR ~ GENERAL CONSERVATION OF GASOLENE

G. 0. P. GOVERNORS TO CALL ON HARDING   iixecutives From 15 States to Heat “Front Porch” Speech by Nominee On August 31.

WIRELESS CALLS HELP; AMERICAN VESSEL SINKING   London Gets S. O.S. From Wayhut—Has Crew of Thirty

REPORT U.S: ' SHIP SINKING   London. Hears Steamer Wayhut is in Distress.

AMERICASHIP SINKINSENDS S.0.SIESSAGE   Tugs Go Fraueenstown to Assistangthe Way- .

GREAT TURF EVENT ~ INWINDSOR TODAY   Owners and Jockeys of Both Maz - of War and Sic Barton Are i - Confident of Victery

ACTIVE. TRAINING FINISHED.   Great Champion Thoroughbreds Awatt Evont of Racing Careers.

TEN PERSONS ARE REPORTED T0 HAVE * BEEN MOB VICTIMS   OTHERS WOUNDED WHEN MACHINE GUN FIRE CENTERS ON DEMONSTRATORS.   ORDER PROHIBITS — STREET MEETINGS   Demonstrations cf All Kinds Are T/  hoo By Order; Mob Gathered ; As a Protest.

PEOPLE REFUSE TO HEED ' WARNINGS FROM POLICE   ndustrial Bill Before Assembly Ils Cause of Outbreak. Members of Reichstag Are Forced to Adjourn After Order Is Restored — Demonstrations to Continue.

MARTIAL LAW [5 DECLARED OVER ALL SECTIONS GERMANY   Follows Demonstration Before the Reichstag Yesterday When 10 Were Killed.   NOSKI MADE COMMANDER   4C,COO Persons Gathered in Mob and Charged Guards and Machine Guns in Berlin.

RIOTS BY MOBS LAUDE ACTION (IF PRESIDENT   Attempt to Disperse Rioters Before Reichstag Building Starts Bloodshed ;   OUTBREAK BELIEVED TO BE WIDESPREAD   HORRIBLE SCENES OCCUR IND STREET FIGHTING. ONLY THREE STATES ARE NOT UNDER SIEGE. o

ATTEMPT MADE TO OVERTHROW GERMAN GOV’   Scoves Killed in Riots anit Hunideeds Wounded—State of Sieze *  RPreeladmed. ’

STATE OF SIEGE IN GERMANY. FOLLOWS * GENERAL RIDTINC   Proclamation {ssued After Ser ious Outbreaks in Berlin and Other Places.   :BLOOD FLOWS IN - BERLIN   Many Killed in “Radical Demon: stration But No Revolution ‘ is Anticipated.

MARTIAL LAW IS PROCLAIMED TO END GERMAN RIOTS   GREAT DISORDERS ARE RE PORTED IN BERLIN AND VICINITY.   SEVERAL PERSONS DIE . WHEN GUARDS FIRE  7   Reichstag Is Stormed by 30,000 Radi cals—Vurious Battle on Steps of Build reo LLae

30,00 Independent Socialists and Communists Participate in uprising. Minister Noske Takes _ Stern Measures to Quell Rioting. Build ; «ve and Shops Looted.

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO PREVENT REPETITION OF TUESDAY'S RIOTS   Noske Placed in Charge of  rovernment Military Throughout Land.   BULLETIN.

Twenty-two Persons Killed and Many Hurt When Radicals Storm Reichstag Building   MACHINE GUNS ARE USED   Estimated 30,000 Communists and Independent Sccialists Took Part in Demonstration—Many Leave Factories.

STRUGGLING THhONGS OF BERLIN ODT INTO AND TEN ARE LAID LOW   MACHINE GUNS ARE USED TO REPEL FIERCE ATTACK   Storming Party Beaten Back by Troop: Placed on Guard by Authorities and Martial Law Proclaimed in Republic

Ten Persons Killed When Ber fin: ‘Mobs. Were Fired Upon by. Guards. ‘and Soldiers in _ Front of Reichstag Building  Thesday

MARTIAL LAW {N FORCE i GERMANY   GUSTAV NOSKE NAMED AS COMMANDER IN CHIEE   TEN PERSONS WERE KILLED   Mob Demonstration in Streets of Berjin With Masses Carrying Red Blags—Strikers Join the Crowd.

Rioters Storm Reichstag Building, Drawing Mach ne Gun Fire from Guards, with 31 Cas.alties   MINISTER OF DEFENSE NOSKE TAKES CHARGE AS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

Government Forced To Take Drastic Steps: To Quell the Uprising Following Berlin Riots.   REICHSTAG SESSION BROKEN UP AMID SCENES OF TURMOII

PEAMUNY PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW AFTER nlenienen WW BERLIN   Gustay Noske, Minister of De fense, Given Powers to Check Revolt   TROUBLE OCCURS AT PFICHSTAG BUILDING   Mob Organized as Protest 01 Tndustriad Council Bill Being  ‘ongider

MACHINE GUNS CUT DOWN MOB AT REIGHSTAG   “All Power to Soviets’ Is Cry—Mlany Are Dead  or Hurt.

» TEN KILLED IN A BERLIN STREET RIOT   Mob of 40,000 Scattered by Troops With Machine Guns.   MANY OTHERS WERE WOUNDED   Martia! Law Declared in German Cap tal — Mob Organized as Demonsiration Against Industrial Counci:’s Bill.

ON REICHSTAG BUILD-ING IN WHICH TEN WERE KILLED.   Attack Made as a Protest Against Industrial Council’s Bill —Guards Fire on  ~ Crowd With  Machine  ' Nye ne

SURED AILLED IN HIQTS 1N BERLIN   President Ebert Proclaims State of Siege in Germany Expect in Three Provinces.

Rioting Breaks Out. _ Anew In Germany   President Ebert Proclaims Martial Law In Most of States In Order To -Curb Revolution        HUNDREDS KILLED “AND INJURED.

MURDEROUS FIRE OF MACHINE GUNS LEAVES RIOTERS STARK IN DEAT!   Red Flags And Soviet Banners Carried By Enraged Workers Protesting Against Bill To Contro! Workers’ Council

RIOTS PRECIPITATE STATE. OF SIBCE THROUCH GERMANY   Proclamation Was Issued By President Ebert—Hand Grenades and Machine Guns Used By the Belligerents.

MANY KILLED AS HUGE MOB IS BROKEN UP       Forty Thousand Angry Men -' “Storm “Reichstag Building, . .*:   RED FLAGS WAVED _. BY SOCIALIST MOB   Gustav. Noske -Made Coma ‘mander-in-Chief of  Berlin District.

MACHINE GUNS CUT DOWN BERLINMOB; ODIE, MANY HURT   Bloody Row at Reichstag. Door Comes as Crowd Against Industry Bill Charges.   MARTIAL LAW DECLARED TO RULE OVER COUNTRY   Two Policemen Slain While Two Are Missing; Noske Chosen to Command in Capital.

PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW IN GERMANY   Government Step Taken After Mob Demonstration.

MANY KILLED IN RUSH ON THE RE:!CHSTAG BUILDING.   PROTEST VS. INDUSTRIAL EXPLOITATION LAW.   Forty Thousang People Crowd Near. by Streets and Rush the Guards, Who Opened Fire and Killed Nearly a Dozen and Wounded Many.

STATE OF SElGE PROCLAIMED IN ALL GERMANY   OVER ONE HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN HAVE BEEN WOUNDED

BERLIN GOVERNMENT. PROCLAINS MARTIAL LAW TO QUELL HORS   Many Persons Killed And Wound. _ ed In Battle Before The Reichstag.   LABORERS CARRY RED FLAGS.

yermany is Declared in State of Siege Following Attack on Reichstag Building in Which Guards With Machine Guns and Rifles Kiil  ‘and Wound Many _Kadicals—Dead and Wounded Litter Great Square of City—Communization of Industry Demanded.

MARTIAL LAW IS PROCLAIMED IN ALL OF GERMANY   Government Last Night Issued Proclamation Follow-. ing Demonstration By . Mob Yesterday   NOSKE-—IS--IN- COMMAND”     Minister of Defense is Named Commander In Chicf In Berlin Dis-~ trict and Brindeburg Diatrict

3ERMAN RIOTS CAUSE A STATE OF SIEGE   Situation Is Serious, But Has Not Reached the Stage of Revolution, Says London Report __Demonstrations Inspired By Socialists Who Would Overthrow Government.

MARTIAL LAW JS PROCLAIMED   Guards Opened Fire After It Became Evident Mob Was Unruly

ATTACK AEICHSTAG Aa TEN An AED AND MANY INJURED   Ebert.Orders Siege in Area in South Ge. many Except Where Occupied by Allies: —Many Drop in Berlin Streets--Mobs, AreFiredUpon ... ae        By Associated Press) RITT TRTIN

$t KILLED DURING RIOT.   Disturbance in Front of Reichstag Bualiding Fatal to Many.

Riots Started in Berlin where Demonstrations were Being Held Be fore Reichstac

MOB OUTBREAW AT RIECHSTAG GIVEN AS THE REASON   Government Fearful O Revolution Because  Of Drastic Laws.

ALUGERMANY PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Gustave Noske In Command ard All Demonstrations Forbidden.   RESULT OF TUESDAY RIOTS   At Least Ten Persons Dead as Result of Clash Between Mob and Guards.

MARTIAL LAWIS PROCLAIMED WHEN HUN MOBS RIOT   Berlin Government Acts After Clash Before the Reichstag.   TEN KILLED WHEN TROOPS USE MACHINE GUNS ON MOE   Many Are Wounded During Demonstration Against Industrial Bill.

SIME OF SIEGE ~—(SDECLARED IN i GERMAN NATION   Action of President Eb: ert Follows Attack on Reichstag Building,   TWENTY-TWO ARE KILLED IN FIGHT   The Government States That “The Demonstrations Have Been Quelled,”

HAY  KILED DN RiOTS-IN BERLIN   yoB FIGHTS POLICE   DEMONSTRATION HELD IN FRONT oF REICHSTAG BUILDING AGAINST LABOR LEGISLATION UNDER CONSiIDERATION

BERLIN RIOTS; SCORE KILLEI   HUNDRED OP UTHERS WOUNDEI IN MOB VIOLENCE BY RAD. ICAL LEADERS.   MACHINE GUNS WERE USED

‘Martial Law Hos. ‘tees Proctain: “elle Portions: i -Gereiday,         NUMBER: WERE -- KILLED   Meay Others Wouaded News Reicheteg--Buttding ia Berita” “. Dartog Recent Riot.

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN ALL GERMAN)   Ten Were Killed and Many Wounded in Berlin, in Rush on Reichstag

IN BERLIN RIOTING   Machine Guns Turned on Mob in Front of Reichstag   MARTIAL LAW IN ALL OF GERMANY

EBERT PROCLAIIS STATE UF SIEGE AFTER UPRISING IN WHIGH 22 ARE KILLEL   Streets of Barlin Red With Blood as Unarmed Civilians Storm Reichstag Building Defended By Machine Guns.

Following Attack on Reischstag Building by Socialists and Communists   30, 000 Took Part in the Demonstration, ! Mostly Working Men

Military Rule Proclaimed In Germany as Re sult of Socialistic Outburst In Protest Against Industrial Bill.

TEN KILLED MANY HURT AS GUARDS FIRE ON MOB IN BERLIN   Minister of Defense Noske Is Named Commander In Chief for Greater Berlin; All Meetings and Demonstrations Prohibited As Result of Yesterday's Rioting

Sco rhionk SHOT DOWN;      ‘Twenty-Two Killed and- Half: Hundred: Seriously , Wounded in Nemonstration Against Industris Council’s Bill---Crowds Carry Red Flags and ~ - Are Urged: on by Railway Strikers

MARTIAL LAW IN. -GERMANY FOLLOWS _ DEMONSTRATIONS IN WHICH MANY DIE   Efforts To Disarm Guards and Disable Machine ~ Guns Caused Fire To'Be.Opened On- Mobs, Filling Street With Dead and Wounded. 

ARMY IN CONTROL   RNR ER RRR SONAL TD LENNY be  Beastial Law Proctaim ed After Members of Mob, Refusing to Disperse, Are Shot Down.

SCORES KILLED IN RIOTS; MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED; CAUSED BY RED APPEALS

THERE’S BUT ONE BIG UNION, ONE WE FOUGHT TO SAVE, AND RUN BY AMERICANS

LONLY “HONE BIG ov NTO "IN LS  There! a No Room fi r A ¥ Other, Gen  a eg ee gen

CHARGE ARMOUR MAN WITH. PROFITEERIN(   New England Manager  Placed Under Arrest.

BIG PACKER ARRESTED, ~ PRUFITEERING IN MEAT   New England Manager of Armour & Co, Under Arrest-~ Sold Meat too Stich,

ARMOUR IS ACCUSED   New Engkiad Munager Arrested faz Allezed Profiteering.

PACKER CHARGED WITH UNDUE PROFITS TAKING   Federal Commissioner at Bos. ton Issues Warrant for Arrest of Armour Manager

PACKER CAUGHT IN NEW GRAFT   ARMOUR’S NEW ENGLAND MANAGER ARRESTED FOR PPOFITEERING IN MUTTON

iLAIM ARMOUR PROFITEERED   MEAT BOUGHT AT TEN CENTS PER POUND SOLD FOR TWENTY-FIVE AND ONEHALF CENTS.

ARREST ARMOUR MANAGER.   Boston Representative Charged Wtih Protiteering in Mutton.

Cox Says He Would Make Any Reasonable Agreement — __. to Secure League ~   NO NULLIFICATION IDEA COULD BE. TOLERATED   Willing to Meet Reasonable Desires for Propér Reservations Which are Offer "+ ed in: Sincerity

GOV. COX SENDS REPLY 10 TAFT   Declares He Is Opposed Ont to Reservations That Nullify   FAVORS EARLY ENTRANCE   Nominee Says He Will Make Reasonable Concessions to Secure Membership

COX WOULD MAKE CONCESSIONS TQ JOIN THE LEAGUE   Candidate Willing to Meet Reasonable Desires for Proper Reservations.   Heart in Fight to Secure Membership in League for United States.

COX WOULD MAKE LEAGUE CHANGES   NOMINER STANDS FOR REASON. ABLE CONCESSIONS IF NECESSARY FOR ENTRANCE.

NOMINEE WILLING FOR “REASONABLE LEAGUE CHANGES   DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ‘LY. RESSERVATIONS OF LLIFICA,  TION ly a uae Cox «

WOULD MAKE: REASONABLE CONGESSIONS, SNYS CO)   Candidate Closed Nevada Cam paign At Reno Yesterday.

FOR RBASONABLE CONCESSIONS.   Governer Cox Would Stand in Way  af Some Reservativns.

FAVORS FAIR COMPROMISE   Governor Cox Tells Nevada Audience That He Does Not Uppose Pact Concessions,

WHF ANG APCEAVATINNC   Would Make ‘Any “Reason    ~ able Concessions” to Get " America Into League.   WOULD NOT-ADOPT _ UNYIELDING-ATTITUDE   Says. Republican’ and Democratic Senators Should. Work Together for Peovle _ _

COX NOT AGAINGT PAGT RESERVATIONS   GOVERNOR ASSERTS THAT BE WOULD “MAKE REASONABLE CONCESSION.”   SINCERITY ($ INVOLVED   Nominee Favors Entrance Into League With Least Pos- sible Delay.

Candidates and Party Leaders Begin ‘Conferences on Planks for Republican Campaign Platform.   CONTESTS ARE BEING RAPIDLY CLEARED AWAY   National Committee Is Getting Work of Settling Disputes Well in Hand; Steam Roller Charcre Denied.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS DEN’  , ACCUSATION THAT PLAT.  ' FORM (8 “CUT AND DRIED” AFFAIR   IGQHNSON BACKS WATER   Californian Announces Willingness to Accept Republican Nomina. tion if Lodge Treaty Reservations Arc Endorsed

CRIME TO CALL STRIKES   German Commander in "Chief Issues  Order Against Inciting Watkouts of Workers.

1, W.W. NOTIN POLITICAL GAME   So Sayy Wan. G, Haywood Who De elaers They Are Nat Like Communists.

BILL HAYWOOD USE AS RED ~ BY GOVERNMENT   L w. W. Leader Sends Word He : _ will Give Himself Up This Afternoon   DEPORTATION ACTION IS “STARTED AGAINST MANY   ‘Heartigs Will Be Rushed and For‘eigners Se Sent Back to the Old

COMPOSITION OF REICHSTAG   “Maiority Socialists Have Larges’ Number of Representatives.

JAP STUDENTS SAY WAR CHUSE EXIST:   In the California Exclusion  . Act But They Are Not Cer“tain That the Exigencies of The Situation Make it Successfully Possible. 

JAP STUDENTS SAY WAR CHISE EXISTE   In the: California ‘Exclusion Act. ‘But. They Are Not Cer: tain: That’ the. Exigencies of The Situation Make it Suc  apaotetler Drceihts.

SUBMARINE CREW RESCUED BY SHIP   ALL HANDS ABOARD 8-5 ARE SA7E AND BEIN® BROUGHT  TO PHILADELPHIA, ,   New Naval Device Enabled Rescuers to Pump Air Into Submersible and Saves Lives Of the Crew.

a eee  RESCUE SHI HAS TROUBLE   THE ALANTHUS MEETING WITH TROUBLE BRINGING CRIP PLED SUB INTO PORT   ADDITIONAL AND. SENT   Have Been Sent to the  Pontoons Delaware Breakwaters to Aid in Keeping the Disabled Sub marine So Afloat.

RESCUED FROM A LIVING TOMB   Officers and Crew of U. S. Submarine S.-5 Being Brought to Land on Battleship Ohio   35 HOURS AT BOTTOM OF SEA   Buoy With Buzzer Attached to Submarine Attracts Gen. Goethals Which Sends Out’S. O. S.

All Hands Rescued As — Boat Raised After 40  Hours in Ocean Depths   Amateur Wireless Operator Caught First $ O S Flashed by Steamer General Goethals—Naval Vessels Rushed to, Snano— Air Sinnlied Throundh Hole Drilled in Hull. «

TO DISCUSS MEAS UnHs TO BROUGHT UP AT SPECIA SESSION TO HE CALLED,

REPUBLICANS WILL HOLD PARTY CAUCUS   Republican Legislators Will Caucus f . Seen Toe Discuss Special Session Indiana Legislature.

Men Suspected Of Killing Girl Sought By Mob   Ohio Miners Gather to Wres' Four Accused Prisoners From Officers.

Negroes Face Lynching At Miners’ Hands   [wo Thousand Ohio Men Wait with Stern Visage to Avenge Brutal Murder of ElevenYear-Old . Girl

ARMED MINERS   SEEK VENGEANCE ON SUSPECTE! NEGROES   In Connection With Brutal Murder « 11 Year Old Girl in Ohio.

INVESTIGATE SUGAR PRICE   Reports of Speculation Ir Kansas City.   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BUSY   Attorney General Palmer Transfers Blame for Situation from President to Congress.

a AGREEMENT ~ QN-OIL SUPPLIES   France, and Great Britain, Wil Cooperate.   WiLL} END -. COMPETITION.

REACH AGREEMENT ONO SUPPLIES   France and Great Britain Will Cooperate.   WILL END COMPETITION

AYO REMOVAL OF BLOCKADE A HARD BLOW TOSQVIETS   Hoover Declares Bolsheviki Now Will Have to Show Their Hands.   Attributes Present Starvation to Demoralized Conditions.

ASSERTS REMOVAL OF BLOCKADE WILL BE BLOW TO RED   Herbert Hoover Says Bolshe viki Used Ban as Stimulus For Raising Armies— Predicts Collapse.   PEASANTS HAVE FOOD   ‘Most of Suffering, Former Food Director Says, Is in   Large Cities—Supplies ) Must Go There.

GitAT PROP TARE FROM BOLSHEVIK   Cannot be Permanently cr Ever Long Overthrown by Socialistic Programs, Nicholas Murray Butler Declares.

ACTION TAKES BIGGEST PROP FROM UNDER an) CUCU   Soviet Failure Up to This Time Laid to Blockade, _ He Says. _ _.    Former. Director ‘of Relief  Discusses Lifting of Russian Embargo.

HOOVER’S STATEMENT   Partia! Removal of Blockade a Blow to Soviet Government.

Removal of Blockade Will Give World Sinest Lever  to Normal.   TROTERY REGIME FACES DISASTER   Soviets Had Laid Every Fail. ure to Socialisnz or Al lied Boycott,

“LENINE’S BIG PROP IS GONE”   LIVTING THE BLOCKADE WIL END BOLSHEVIST RULE, HOOVER SA         Every Failure of Sociaism Has Beet Laid ta Embargo, But Now That Excuse Wil Fail) When Gold is Gone.

BABE RUTH APPROACHES BATTING CHAMPIONSHIP   New York Slugger Gets Better Every Day—Is Second in List of Batters Now.

“BABE” NEARING GOAL   Sensational Batter Will Soon Be Leading in American League.

SWAT KINGIS STILL HITTING PILL MIGHTILY   The Great “Babe” Now Second Only to St. Louis Star in Batting Average.

BABE RUTH GOENG STRONG    The New York Slugger fs Still PM. ing up Heme Runs

ANOTHER RECORD WITHIN. REACH OF BABE RUTH   ‘Home Run Champion is Now in Sec ond Place in the American Léague Batting Standing.

Courts Stark, Raving Mad During Big War, Says Federal Judge   Bourquin Endorses Bernard Shaw in Scoring Rosebud County Court for Severe Sentence in Starr Sedition Case.

DENIES HABEAS DURPUS-aUURES AU SERUD COURT   Judge Bourquin Excoriate: Sentence in Starr Case for Latter’s Refusal to Kiss American Flag During the War.   SAYS MOB MORE AT FAUL   Says Patriotic Manifestations Often but Cioak to Disguise True Character of Those Masquerading as Lovalists.

nother Great Strip Mine-To. E $Opened Cp In Southern Part of Pike County ~

‘Celluloid Toys Near — Steam Pipe. Cause.of Big. Fire in Davenport

AT DAVENPORT   Woolworth 5 and 10 Cents Store Completely Destroyed Today.

WOOLWORTH STORE BURNED.   Davenport § and 10 Gent Store De stroyed by Fire,

BROOM MANUFACTURERS MEET   : me Make. Plans For Increasing Broom Corn Production ’

SALE OF SEIZED SHIPS STOPPED   Temporary Injunction Puts Damper on Auction Plan   eee RSM Sec ee  Ge Se eemmeaae,:  Opposers to Dispose of Vessels Want Conurt Order Permanent

GERMAN LINERS NOT 70 BE SOLD  ~ FOR SOME TIME   Temporary Injunction Granted Against Sale by Justice Bailey of Columbia Supreme Court.

SHIPPING BOARD RAISES VALUATION OF VESSELS   Members of Board Declares Seven ~~ Held Valueless Bring Bid of $6.000.000.

Chicago Range of Pnces.   RATIFICATION IS URGED   Committee Representing Fifty MilHon Persona Presents State-

50,000,000 URGE THE TREATY RATIFICATION   femorial Requesting Action Tre. sented to President Wilson Today by President Lowell of Hatrard.

Timothy_Sh ea_to—Meet-Strik: ers in East and Ask Them to Return.      HEALTH COMMISSIONER OF NEW YORK TO AC)   Says Health Menaced by ‘ Lack of Food Lets Him. * Into Game,

TWO CONFERENCES CALLED IN EFFORT TO END STRIKE   Shea Announces He Hopes to Reach Agreement with Switchmen.

FOOD SHORTAGE IS FEARED   WILSON NAMES APPOINTEES   Are Final Authority in Railroad Wage Disputes and Can Act Immediately. >

IN CONFERENCE TO END STRIKE   Brotherhood Leaders and Me: of Insurgent Forces at New York Meeting.   HOPE TO BRING PEACE   THE PRINT SITUATION

ATTEMPT 10 END STRIKE AT TWO CONFERENCES HELD TODA'   Timothy Shea Will Address 3,000 Outlaws at! Hoboken, N. J., While Dr. Royal Copeland Will Meet New York Men. 

RAIL STRIKE IS UP TO WILSON   Director General Hines Turn Down Demands and Appeals to President.   GHIEFS IN SECRET MEETING   Attorney General Palmer Called Into Conference Before Statement Was Issued—-No Action Contemplated by Department.

HAIL GONTROVERaY UP TO PRESIDENT   Director General Hines Works to Avert Big Tieup.   REFUSES TO RAISE WAGES   Union Chiéfs Hold Secret Meeting After Conference Breaks Up—aAttorney General Paimer Called  Into Parley by Hines.

SS PRESIDENT T0 . HALT STRIKE   ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLED IN: ~ UNION CHIEFS HOLD - SECRET MEETING

ELECTROCUTION DATE IS ADVANCED TO AUGUST §   Attorney for Cole in St. Pau Seeking to Have Redocketed Habeas Corpus Action Dismissed as “Frivolous” on Motion of Attorney General.

NATION'S RAILWAYS NEED LARGE SUN   Country’s Lines to Require Additional $1,017,000,000,   HIGHER CHARGES URGED.   Proposal Made to Inter-state Commerce Commissior That Sum Required be Realized Through Increased Freight Rates—— Willard Submits Pigures of Eastern Carriers.

RAILROADS ASK BOOST IN RATES TO PAY RETURI   Propose Increase c Freight Charges to Meet Dividend Sum

AAILADADS WILL NEED ADDITIONAL $1 017,000,000   To Bring Increases to the 6% Basis Provided in Transportation Act.   MAY RAISE FREIGHT RATES

RAILROADS NEED OVER BILLION T0 COVER EXPENSES   Daniel Willard Places Value of American Railroads At Over Twenty Billions   NET INCOME CUT IN HALF   Transportation Act Requires Minimum Revenue To Be Paid by Companies

RAILROADS ASK TO - INCREASE CHARGES      An ‘Additional $1, O17 000,000 .Is Re: quired to Bring the Income to Six Per Cent Basis. >

AAILADADS ASK ASSISTANCE Ta MEET DEMANDS   Freight Charges, It Is Argued, Will Have to Be Increased in Order to Bring  Income Up to the Required 6 Per Cent.   Road Receipts Drop Last Year to $510,000,000, While Investments Are  More Than $2,000,000,000.

RAILROADS OF NATION SEEK “ey BIG INCREASE   30.9 Per Cent Advance in Freight Tariff Asked for Southern

SEEK TO ADVANCE FREIGHT CHARGES   Nation’s Railroad’s Need Addi. tional $1,017,000,009 For Six Per Cent Hasis   RATE CASE IS OPENED   Figures of Eastern Lines, Em.  so bracing 144 Systems Are First to de Submitted

Executives, Propose Freigh Rate Increase at. Opening of Rete Case.   Operating “ Expense Increas _ Considerably More Than evéenue Increase.

RAILROADS NEED 51017 000,000   Ask Interstate Commerce Commission to Provide This Sum by Increased Freight Rates.   30.4 PER CENT. IN EAST   Roads Say Income Dropped from $1,056,000,000 in 1916 to $510,000,000 in 1919.

NEARING ON RAILAGAD RATE SAGE 15 BEGIN    FIGURES FOR EASTERN LINES ARE CONSIDERED; WANT RAISE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.

LINE GHIEFS SUBMIT PLAN FOR INCREASE   Would Not Affect Present Passenger Charges—Declare Request Is Essen: tial to Bring Income to 6 Per Cent Basis.

HIGHER FREIGHT HATES ASKED BY THE: RAILADADS  L\r war “6% ae? AS? Orrr KY   ONLY WAY TO GG ON, THEY SAY   EXPENSES MOUNT WHILE THEIR REVENUES BO NOT KEEP PACE

pro Dollar. Increase In _ Revenues Need: of Nation’s: s ; Railroads Executives Declare

ADVANCED RATES T0 MEET INCOME PROMISED OWNERS ARE PROPOSED T0 I. ¢. C.

RA LROADS NEED MORE REVENUE 10 BALAK EVER   Eixecutives of Carriers Propose Increased Freight Rates   OVER BILLION ~ DOLLARS SHORT

PITTSBURGH TALK MADE IMPRESSION   Audience Which Heard Cox Present Facts Swayed by Personality of Speaker   SENSATION IS CREATED   Discrepancy Between State ment Made by Hays and Governor’s Proofs Noted

HOVERNOR COX GETS RECORD- -BREAKING + DEMONSTRATION FROM CROWD AT PITTS. BURGH DURING SPEECH THERE LAST WEE}

‘Pi ttsburg Crowd ‘Raises ~ Roof’ in Its Approval of Governor Cox’s Speech   Republican Chairman Hays and Treasurer Upham Have Discrepancy of $4,000,000 in Statements Which Are Significant.

FETE PHEEHHEL ESSE EET HS FOF  NEW monk, DAILIES MEET > APER SHORTAGE -

FINGER PRINTS ON  CHiecke   Porto Rico: Bank Abolishes Us: of Slenatures

Fi anger Prints for Real Signature   Down in. San Juan, ‘Porto Rico, the * Bahkers .Adopt Finger. Prints for Those Whe Cant Write,

SOME CANDIDATES  HAVE NOT FILED   Thirty Days is.Time Limit —Farmer-Laber Party Presents Full Account.

ON LAST SPEECH   Ends Campaign With Address at Columbus Tonight.

HAROING WILL FINTGH CAMPAIGN WITH OPEECH AT COLUMBUS TONIGHT   Republican PresidentialNominee Will Meke Several Stops Between Cineinnati and Columbus Today

HARDING TAKES FINAL ORDERS   G.0O.P. Candidate and Bosse Have Star Chamber Session.

HARDING WILL MAKE HIS FINAL SPEECH TONIGHT   Stops at Several Towns Enroute From Cincinnati to Columbus   das Made 170 Addresses Dur ing Campaign. 8

HARDING MAKES LAST  SPEECH OF CAMPAIGN  -AYCOLUMBUS TONIGHT OVER 170 ADDRESSES   Final Pre-election Statement Wil he Issued Later Defining Again His Policies

HARDING TO MAKE LAST CAMPAIGN SPEECH TONIGHT   Senator Confers With Ohic Leaders in Preparation for

Harding. Holds  ’ Last Conference   Conferred With Republican Leaders in Cineinnato and WILL Close Ohio Camualen Ponteht in Columbus.

G..0, P. NOMINEE CLOSES IN THE  OHIO CAPITOL   Senator Harding. Leaves Cincin nati to Make Address in Columbus, Ohio.   COX IS IN CHICAGO TODAY

HARDING HEADY FOR CLOSING OF  HIS CAMPAIGN   DELIVERS FINAL SPEECH ToNIGHT AT COLUMBUS; SUMWING UP CAMPAIGN,

HARDING IN ONE SPEECH YET.      Will “Address ‘Audience at Cinein natl Tonizht. ~

HARDING KEEPS UPATTAGK ON LEAGUE PAG   18 READY FOR ANY SUDDEN, LAST MINUE STROKE BY THE OPPOSITION

GER. MARK FALLS T0 CENT   British Pound Sterlisg $3.50 as the Foerign Exchange Hits-Steep Tobagd@an, 

FOREIGN EXCHANGE ON LOWER LEVELS   European : Indebtedness to America Réason for Recent Extreme Declines.

POUND STERLING IS STILL HITTING THE TOBOGGAN   ‘English Exchange Rates Dropped to a New Low Leved—1% Cents Of Yesterday’s Figures.

LMM BLLBMERLNALLLLALALL ILL ALLAE ALLL LINDELL LEAL EA ID  BRITISH POUND IN SLUMP   Foreign Exchange in London Demor alized Under Lead of New York —$3.50 Quotation.

FINANCIERS ARE WORRIED ON EXCHANGE   Chaos is Seen in the Con tinued Shimp in Foreign Money   BUSINESS INJURED   ‘Lombard Street Feels Tha: Something Must be Done Soon

FRANCS oINK TO GENTS VALUE   Forcign Exchange Drops tc New Low Levels in New York.

English Exchange Rates to Low Level   Heavy Selling Depressed Pound Ster-. ling Bown to $3.503.

EAGHANGE NOW AT LOW RATES POUND 1S DOWN   Demoralization Soreads To The London Exchange

BRITISH FOUND IN SLUMP   Foreign Exchange in’ Lendon Demor alized Under Lead of New York —$3.50 Quotation,

LEAGUE PLANK  A COMPROMISE?      “Give and Take’ Proposition Sean in Wording of the Resolution.   ROOTS ADVICE HAR WEIGHT   Cable Received by Party Leaders Is Believed to Have Fiad Much to Do With the Plank as Finally Adanxntead

6.0. P. PLATFORM DK. DAT GHIGAGD   League Plank Is a “Give and Take” Proposition.   LOOKS LIKE A COMPROMISE   Root’s Advice Apparently Had Weight, as Cablegram Was Received by the Party Leaders Just Before its Adoption.

AUD DEE AT EAST SIBERIA   ‘ticers With Their Families Arrive at Southern Japan Coast City.

ee pes ee,  RUSSIAN OFFICERS DESERT = POSTS IN EASTERN SIBERIA   Arrival of Leaders in Japanese Port Is Announced —Only Body of Troops Now Left To Fight Reds Composed of Yanks and Japs.

POSTS IN EASTERN SIBERIA   Arrival of Leaders in Japanese Port Is Announced —Only Body of Troops Now Left To Fight Rede Comnosed of Yanks and Japs.

AMERICAN AND JAPANESE ONLY OPPOSERS LEFI   FORCES FORMERLY SERVING UNDER. GENERAL ROSENOFF ARRIVE IN JAPAN

WOOD CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES   Again Delved Into by Senate Committee—Managers Songlt Fuad of One Million Dollars,

CHICAGO PICKPOCKETS TOLD TO LEAVE TOWN   Chief of Police Marks Ou Deadline: Until July 15,

WHISKEY ALIAD TATE RIGHT HAS CHAMPION   EDWARDS GIVES NOTICE HE WILL TAKE THE MATTER TO SAN FRANCISCO   tot Unexpected Chance To Talk At Cummings Dinner and Used It To the Limit

DEMOCRATS HONOR CUMMINGS BY N. ¥. TESTIMONIAL FETE   Prohibition and the Sims-Dan iels Controversy Injected Into Affair by Speakers On the Program,

SMITH ATTACK PROHIBITION   Two Governors Declare Dry Law Restricts Personal Liberty   VIOLATES STATE RIGHTS   Sims-Daniels Controversy Also Injected in Curnmings Testimonial Dinner

DEMOCRATS HONCH SEN, CUMMINGS WITH BANQUET   Many Prominent Par ty Leaders Present at Dinner  oe ONE NR eENRRy pnaee  Si TYARITE'T @   SEC. DANTELS IN SPEECH

SOAPOE OF JON BARLEYCORN [3 RESURRECTED Al CUNIMINGS FERS   QUESTION BROUGHT UP BY N. J. GOVERNOP   -dwards, a Presidential Fossibility, Says Matter Musi Be Decided By the Peonie Next November,

PRORIBITION AND MEDALS DISPUTE GET INTO QINNER   Democratic Feast in Honor of Chairman Cummings Given Seasoning.

AS TQ PROHIBITION   DEMOCTOVUPIO NATIONAL CHAER. MAN MAKES DECLARATION,   foe Be Peattie of Party Platform In Campaign, °

TWO GOVERNORS PRESENT ‘WET’ _ VIEWS AT DEMOCRATIC DINNER, HONORING CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS

HUGH  ANTAL BY COWARDS AT BANE   Maticr of Slate Rights, He Says at Dinner in Cummings’ Honor   SPEECH MET WITH MINGLED FEELINGS   Daniels Says Wilson Has Honor of Idea That Overcame Subs

MOloT DEMOCRATS CHEER EDWARDS IN NEW YORK POWWOV   WET LEADER GETS OVATION AT BIG MEETING—HE WILL CARRY BATTLE FOR LIBERTY INTO NATIONAL CONVENTION.

NO MINERS’ REPORT SOON.   Commission Who Investigated Kansas Situotion Are Silent So Far.

HARDING PLANG A GOOD REST BEFORE CTARTING SWING   Republican Nominee Virtually Completes Last Speeches of the Campaign.   ISSUES A PRE-ELECTION STATEMENT TO THE PEOPLE   Says Republican Party Purposes Such Association of Nations as Will Most Effectively Further Aspiration for Worldwide Peace.

BIG DEMOCRAT WANTS HARDING FOR PRESIDENT   says “‘Priates Controlling Good Ship of Democracy Should Be Thrown Overboard.

GARMAN IS FOR HARDING.   Former Democratic State Chairman Will Vote for Him.

TWO PROMINENT -DEMOGRATS 6.0,P   Judge Garman and Richarc  Long Pledge ‘Sapport-to ~ Senator Harding.

SHOT TRAIN BAND! WHO ROBBED MAII   ONE POLICEMAN WAS FATAL LY WOUNDED IN CHICA» GO BATTLE   LOOT WAS RECOVERED   Policemen Who Intercepted Ban dit Made Him Drop satchel Containing Money   Currency. Totaling Over >100,000 in Satchel—Rokber a St Joseph Man’?

SHOT TRAIN BANDIT WHO ROBBED MAIL   ONE POLICEMAN WAS FATAL LY WOUNDED IN CHICA* GO BATTLE   Policemen Who Intercepted Bandit Made Him Drop satchel Containing Money   Currency . Totaling Over $100,006 in Satchel—Rot:ber a St, Joseph Man?”

W'ADOO'S BOOM WILL NOT DOWN   President’s Son-in-Law Still the Favorite With Majority of the Delegates.   CAN BE NOMINATED IF HE WILL ACCEPT   Cox and Palmer in Contest for  the Lead on the Open ine Ballot.

GUA AND PALMER LEAD AS DELEGATES GATHER  Ai FRISCO CONVENTION   Shadow Of McAdoo Looms Over Gathering And Effort To Name Him If Leaders Fail To Win Appears To Be Certainty -- Meredith Quits Race.

OUFFRAGE 13 VOTED DOWN IN DELAWARE   Amendment to Federal Constitution Lost in the Lower House of Assembly, 22 to 9.   SECOND DEFEAT IN TWO DAYS   Leaders Had Finned Faith in Delaware Following Action by Mississippi Legislature.

DELAWARE VOTES NQ   Ratification of Woman Suffrage Amendment Is De. feated Overwhelmingly ir Assembly Today.   DEFEAT IN MISSISSIPPI : IS REPEATED IN EAST:   Leaders of Women’s Cause Have Not Given Up Hope and Will Continue Battle in Delaware Senaie.

SUFFRAGE IS DEFEATED IN DEL AWARE ASSEMBLY 8Y VOTE OF 22 TO 9 TODAY   LOSE IN MISSISSIPPI TOO!   Defeat in Southern State Attracted Attention to Delaware-——Pressure Exerted by National Leaders of Both Parties

HOUSE VOTES 22  TO 9 TO REJECT  19TH AMENDMENT   State Definitely Removed as Possible ThirtySixth to Ratify —_  OPPOSITION 1S A SURPRISE

GIVEN SET BACK   Delaware Lower House Defeated Woman Suffrage Amendment Today   MISSISSIPPI THE SAME   Vote Was 22 to 9 Against the Adoption — Still Have Hopes

SUFFRAGE IS. BEATEN IN DELAWARE TODAY   Defeated in House by Vote'oft 29 ta 4 —aAnti-Sulfs Stage Demonstration,

DELAWARE. HOUSE DOWNS SUFFRAGE   ®y Vote of 22 to 9 Ratification Fails of Passage: Leaders Have Not Lost HOpe on Measure.

LAWARE DEFEATS WOMAN SUFFRAGE BY VOTE OF 22 10 §   ‘Suffrage Adherents Lose in the House—Must Look Elsewhere for Thirty-Sixth State.

VALUATION PROBLEM   LOCAL TAXING - OFFICERS  1 FACR if COMING WHEE:   * Tite Change Expected From the 4 Original Figures, :  "i = “

VALUATION PROBLEM   LOCAL TAXING OFFICERS 7 PACH IT COMING WREh.,.   laithe Change Expected Prom the Original Figures,

$2,000,000,000   LOST TO COUNTRY BY SHIPPING BOAR PROGRAM   Witness Testifies Before the Con:  gressional Committee.

DIFFERENT VIEWS OF GOAL SUPPLY   interstate Commerce Commis sion Warned to Modify Its Car Order.

VARIED VIEWS ARE PRESENTED ON SOFT COAL   “To Be Or Not to Be” Big Shortage, Is the  Question.

Some Claim Serious Shortage; Others Positive There Is No Shortage.   : WISCONSIN MAN TELLS NEEDS OF NORTHWEST   Commerce -Coramissions Pri prity Orders for Open Topped Cars Attacked.

PREFERENCE FOR “COAL SOUGHT BY ~ FARNORTHWES   Say. Territory May) May. Freeze This ‘Winter; Inter state Body ¥ Hears “ela mants.

UPINIONS DIFFER WITE!Y AS 10 COML SHPPLY OF NATION   Commission Asked Both to Modify Order and to Make Order More Drastic.   HIGH PRICE MATTER FOR DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE   Production Equalling Consumption According to Testimony of George H. Cushing, of American Wholesale Association—Canada Alarmed.

COAL SITUATION TAKEN UP.   Some Witnesses Cal! Short age Worst Ever; Others Tak> Cpposite View.

COAL SITUATION (S GIVEN AIRIN   Widely Divergent Views Ex pressed Before Inter-State Commerce Commission   APPLY FOR MORE CARS   ‘With Sufficient .Rolling _ Stock, Price Will Be: Low* ered, Says Representative

IPINIONS ABOUT COAL SHORTAGE ARE DIVERGEN’   Some Witnesses Say Country Is Facing a Critical Situation, While Others Take the Opposite View.

re SH C. . COMM ERC kK.   A Big Appropriation WHI he Ashed  far Wheat Paernaca. x

OUTLINES A PLAN TO END WORLD. CHAOS   lwovtars Wari Debt Given as &200,000,000, 000-—Tarope’s. Civillzation Sec Mack, Rut Not ,  Ruiner.

AUTO UPSET.   Mrs. Albert Wovldridge Received : Kruised Shoulder in Accident.

AUTO ‘UPSET:      Mrs. “albert “Wootdridge’ “Received . Bruised Shoulder in Accident. ©

Uproar Created in Trial — Of Newberry on Hint. That A Witness Was ‘‘Framed”

Witness In The Newberry Trial Causes Uproa:      Tntimation That Witness for the Goyernment. Was “Framed" Causes svcitement—County Employe on Ford's  Pavrolh. .

WHTKESS HAS MERRY TE WITH LAWYERS   SO MANY ISSUES INVOLVED, BOTH SIDES ARE GLAD TO LET HIM GO.

ADVISES CARE OF FRUIT TREES   Market Specialist Urges Spraying and Pruning Trees.

BANKERS TESTIFY WALLACE DOWNEY SIGNS TWO NOTES   Sands, Who Made Charge of Effort to ‘Buy’ Contract, Is — Quizzed About ‘Frameup’

Nothing Adduced to’ Reflect on Representatives of Government.   BRIBE WAS ALLEGED   Sands Admits It Is Not In_tlicated That Sisler’s Act -. Was Wrong.

BEGIN PROBE OF GRAFT AGAINS] RW. BOLLING   Washington Banker Says Bribe Offered To Secure Contract For Ships   NX. Y. BANKER WITNESS   ‘Tells Of Notes, But Not Asked   To Whom They Were Made Payable

ABOUT BRIBERY   Charge by Former Banker in Connection With Shipping Board Affairs   IN WHICH BOLLING’S NAME IS MENTIONED   That Alleged $40,000 Bribe “to Get a Fat Shipbuild Saye) ftinnteart '?

ROBERT H. HOOPNAGLE    Resident of Near Witherow's Mill Died Wednesday Afternoon.

OPENING BIDS FOR CONTRACT!   State Text Book Commission Rejected All Bids Recently

TAKE LEGAL STEPS TO AID CREDITORS   Ponzi Crash in Boston Causes Flurry:in Finance,

PROTECT PONZI NOTE HOLDERS      Second Bankruptey Peti tion Filed in Boston Conrt

PLANKS PRESENTED BY THE REPUBLICAN GLP:   AIVANCED LEGISLATION = £ ASKED—WANT EQUALITY 1 WORK AND PAY FOR 363 AWD THE SHORT-HOUR WEEE

PLANKS PRESENTED BY THE REPUBLICAN GIRLS   ABVANCED LEGISLATION {5 ASKED—WANT EQUALITY IN WORK AND PAY FOR SEX AND THE SHORT-HOUR WEEK

For More Vietory For Ohi Club and Phey Will Be ‘Cérlain to Face the Broo! lyn Dodgers. - «

CLEVELAND TEAM ON TRIGGER EDGE   ONE MORE WIN, AND THEY WILL BE SURE OF THEIR LEAGUE PENNANT,

HITCHCOCK PREDICTS DEADLOCK WITH GOX PALMER AND M’ADOC   Nebraska Senator Says League Will Be Endorsed with Some Reservations.

ALLIES’ REPLY SECRET   RUMOR SAYS IT IS CONCILIATORY, BUT DEFIANT,   Fresident Wilson Studies Answer tc His Note on the Adriatic Situation.

WILSON RECEIVES REPLY OF ALLIES   President Siudies Aifies’ Answer on Acriati¢c Situation,   Contents ef Not- Kept Secret, but Rumor Says it ts Both Conciliatery and Defiant.

WILSON GETS REPLY    President Studies Allies’ Answer on Adriatic Situation.   Contents of Note Kept Secret, but Rumor Says It Is Both Conciiiatory and Defiant.

Star of Dodger Staff Wing Shut Out Game From Cleveland  By Superb Pitching

Wheat and Griffith Drive in Al Runs Scored by Dodgers By Timely Hits   Bagby Is Hit In Pinches by Dodgers, but Grimes Pitches Steady Even Though His Wildness in Bighth Inning Fills Bases After Two Are Out. Cleveland Pinch Hitters Fail to Deliver.

BROOKLYN TAKES SECOND GAME FROM CLEVELAND 3.10 ¢      Indians Couldn’t Hit Grimes  Pitching With Any Effect.   DODGERS POUND BAGBY FROM ST.ART TO FINISH   Latter Makes Wild Throw. tc Second, Letting in One Run.—Each Team Bag ged 7 Hits.

NO MIXED RATE ON CAR FARES      Iowa Supreme Court Says It Has Never Been Sanctioned.

CABLE LAWS T0 ~~ BE IMPORTANT   Results: of Senate Probe Inte Cable Situation Likely to Re Far Reachina.   REGULATE CABLE LINES

Legislation of Great Importance May Result From Recent Hearings.   WANT CLEARER OEFINITION   Cable Company Disputes Right of President to Regulate Cahle Landings.

MPORTENT LAN 17 ISSUE FROM parte SPITE   International Political anc Business Relations Are Likely to Be Affected   GOVERNMENT STILL TO SUPERVISE LANDINGS   COMPANIES WOULD BE REQUIRED TO ROUTE MbisSAGES AS DIRECTED, RE: GARDLESS OF LOSS

Senator Kellogg Frames Bill _ ~ to Bring. About Permit j Qyeten.   SPREAD OF: )F AMERICAN »  -NEWS- IMPORTANT ITEM   Compulsory: Interchange of ~. Messages Is Considered a One. of. Problems,

MARSHALL, ASSERTS UNJUST ELECTION RESULT HASTENS “GREAT FIGURE” TO GRAVE

{Oe WARSHALE ASSERTS UNJUST ELECTION RESULT HASTENS OC TPR AM BEC ERE’ Tey CP Aart!

ELECTION WILL BRING ONE OF GREAT FIGURES TO UNTIMELY GRAVE   Will I4ve to Regret It Has Done, Says Vice President Marshall.

Marshall Calls Result  of Election Greatest Jos cccatian at faumirs

ACCUSED MAN   Shoot Man and Then Kills flimself   Near Versa‘lies— an Slain Had Been Patient at Cragmoat

ACCUSED MAN SHOOTS NEIGHBOR; KILLS SEL   Fires Seven Shots At Close Range From Cornfield   GIRL’S CHARGE THE CAUSE

RECOGNITION IN ‘MONTH, CLAIMS RED EMISSARY   RUSSIAN ‘AMBASSADOR’ TO BERLIN TALKS, OF SOVIETS PLAN . TO GAIN APPROVAL

RECOGNITION IN MONTH IS CLAIM OF RED EMISARY   RUSSIAN “AMBASSADOR” TO BERLIN TALKS OF SOVIETS PLAN TO GAIN APPROVAL

WERE FIRED UPON,   Employes of a Mine Shot at as The; Were Golnn tn -VAtnel 

Liberals in Grass Danger of Being Split and Beaten In 1920, Owen’s Predictior   CAMPAIGNERS IN INDIANA FINISH   a Johnson, _Harding and Wood Harangue Hoosiers; Several Primaries Tomorrow.

BATTLE CREEK AVIATOR LOST IN EVERGLADES   Last Seen Tuesday Over Wild Swamps of Florida.

GEN. WOOD CHOICE OF MINNESOTA   Receives Plurality Over Senator Johnson In Primary Held In : Snow and Storm.

PRIMARY HELD IN RAINSTORN   General Wood Seems to Be Favorite—Light Vote Is Polled

GEN. WOOD LEADS SEN. JOHNSON IN . FIRST PRIMARY   Has 4000 Plurality Over California Man While Herbert Hqover Develops Unexpected Strength.

MINNESOTA GOES FOR GEN. WOOL   LEADS ADL OPPONENTS IN THE PREFERENCE PRIMARY HELD IN MINNESOTA LAST NIGHT.

WOOD LEADS © ~ JOHNSON ~ —-«- BY 4000   [IN MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN PREFERENCE PRIMARY LAST NIGHT      Hoover, Not Avowed Candidate, Leads Gov. Lowden of Mlinois— The North  Diatata Primary.

WOOD AND HOOVER IN. "LEAD IN-MINNESOTE   Returns fr dm Pr m Presidential Pref erence Primary Held Yester day. Defeat Johnson.

WILL AGAIN ATTEMPT — TO 'SIGNAL MARS   Professor .of Amherst College In Charge of Special Apparatus.

WILL ATTEMPT TO SIGNAL MARS APRIL TWENTY-THIRI   Experiment Will Be Made from Balloon Which the Pilot Expects Will Attain an Altitude of 50,000 Feet—Many Tests Will Be Made.

BASEBALL   NATIONAL LEAGUE   TWO SKY PILOTS GO KITING OFF TO CHAT WITH MARS NEXT WEEK

Set EEE EEE  WILL TRY 70 SIGNAL MARS FROM BALLOO   Amherst Professor Will! Use Special Apparatus On Bag From Fort Omaha.

WILL ATTEMPT 10 SIGNAL PLANET MARS   Next Friday, April 23, Professor Tod a Amherst College, Will Make Effffort to Signal to Mars — Balloon Expert at Fort Omaha Will  eeret

GERMANY PLANS FOR REPARATION   Goods and Materials Offeres as Payment of War Debt jo Allied Nations.   SEE HOPE IN AMERICA

THE GERWAN WAY,   Plans for Paying Reparations Hav Plans for Paying Reparations Hat

GERMAN SCHEME ~ OF REPARATIONS   Entente Representatives Listen to Proposals.   TO DECIDE CHANCES ~ OF CASH PAYMENT   Various Aspects Are Giver Consideration.

WOULD PAY REPARATIONS: WITH GOODS AND MATEREALS   This is One Suggestion Made B; the Germans to the Allies.

GERMANS 10 OUTLINE PLANS FOR PAYMENT OF REPARATIONS 10 ALLIES   ALLIES READY TO ACCEPT SOME AND REJECT SOME OF THE (ERWAN PROPOSALS.

EEE cael ee .mltltc OO  GERMAY WOULD PAY NATIONS WITH GOODS   ‘DELEGATES TO REPARATION  CONGRESS SAY MATERIALS  - COULD BE ORDERED DIRECI FROM GERMAN FACTORIES.

BELIEVES CENSUS CENTER NEARER EAS!   BUREAU’S STATISTICIAN SAY! FIGURES SHOW POPULATION » INCREASING ALONG ATF LANTIC, . :

CENSUS CENTER MOVING EAST   BULK OF POPULATION IS NOT MOVING WEST OR SOUTH AS SOME WOULD GUESS.

Recent Increase of 14 Per Cent Granted Miners Will Fall On the Public.

SUICIDED AFTER SHORT ILLNES'   Captain Robert L. Poll. lard Took Own Life in Austin Today

STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER DEAD   CAPT. ROSERT L. POLLARD DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS AT AUS TIN. ILLNESS IS CAUSE.

OBJECTS TO CONSTABULARY,   State Pederation Refuses to Denounce Prohibition Amendment.

BUSINESS MEN ARE INDICTED   Mimmeapolie Grand Jeary Reterans iso Include “herifi.

CORN BORER MAY BE IOWA CROP WENACi   CORN CANNING INDUSTRY Oi STATE MAY BE SUFFERER FROM NEW ENGLAND PEST.

PURCHASE SHELLED SWEET CORN SEED   ‘Ear Cor Is Likely to Bring ‘Corn Borer Into lewa

Pr. DESCHANER’sS INJCRE UOULGHT TO BRE >        AGHT              Bat French Tr ;  2 Escape fren Death AVas. Mir ‘  ako

MAKES LIGHT OF ACCIDENT   President of Franee tinaletea He ls thout as Good as Krer After Fall From ea Train.

PARIS 13 AMUSED WHEN DESGHANEL FALLS OFF TRAIN   Idea of President on Right of Way in Pajamas is Finny.   WAS A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE

FRENCH PRESIDENT HAS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATE   Accidentally Jumped Head First from Fast Moving Passenger Train

M.DESCHANEL'S INJURIES SLIGHT  Bat Freneh Presidents Ewen pe ‘From   Cu. oa & Be . : oo ef SS POS, een.

PRESIDENT FALLS FROM TRAN BUT Forapre IN INRY   Debonnair and . Fashionable French Executive Strolls Up Track in Pajamas   OVERCOME WITH DIZZINESS:   Remarkable Accident Upsets France’ as Escape From Injury is Miraculous 

PRESIDENT Ut FRANCE As CLOSE ESCAPE   Falls From Train Speeding a 50 Kilometers An Hour~— During Night.   FOUND WALKING TRACK CLAD IN HIS PAJAMAS   Physicians Proclaim That He Is None the Worse for Bis Experience.

FRENGH PRESIDENT HAO MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM NEATH   Fell. Through} Open Window 'Of Rapidly ‘Moving (fiain, But Es. caped With Very Slight Injuries   WALKED 1 1-2 IMILES IN DARK

RIG POWDER EXPLOSION   Two Negro Werkmen Filled at In.  dian Head,, Md.

SION KILLS... Wi LABORERS AT. POWDER FACTORY   Located at Indian Head, Md. The Cause of Which Has Not . Been Determined.   THREE OTHERS ARE INJURED

WEGRO WORKERS PRRIEA.   Bura to Death In Pxplosion of Powder: At Indian Head.

TEXAS CASUALTIES IN WAR NUMBER 10,135   rIGURES FOR DIFFERENT STATES PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON

CASUALTIES OF TEXAS, 10,135   ‘Lene Star State Suffered About Onc Thirtieth of Total Casualthes in War.

NEAR 10 T  PARTY UNITY   Leaders Foresee no Trouble in Amaleamation   ALL. FAVOR LA FOLLETTE   Selection of Name Is Still Matter of Contention

UNITY KEYNOTE OF LABOR CONCLAVE   [By L. C. Martin, United Press staff Correspondent }

“LABOR STRONG “OR UNITY IN PARTY’S PLAN   Convention Is Resumed Today at Chicago With Hope of Amalgamating Groups

LMALGIMATION OF OAPTIES DRAKA   LABORITES AND THE FORTY. EIGHTERS SEEM WILLING TO GET TOGETHER,   Work of Unifying Views of Two Organizations Given Big Impetus By Report of Con ference Committee.

CLEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF THOS. A. EDISO!   Drange, New Jersey, Makes Gala Day of Birthday of Noted Inventor — Number “73” Plays Important Role in Day’s Proceedings.

oat tau aaa ee  Orange, N.J., Pays Honor to Thomas A. Edison Today

HOOVER OPPOSES MAKING TREATY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Declares It Will Obseure Pressing Domestic Ques. {ions—Declares There I: No Partv Credit In It.

HOOVER'S ADVICE TO KEEP TREATY OUT OF POLITICS   Would Obscure Al Pressing Issues, He  Declares

ace ey   EARLY RATIFIGATION OF ET. "MOST EMPORTANCE.   No REAL PEACE ENTIL AMER?CA JOINS OTHER POWERS.   He Appeals to Senators fv Conipro. ‘ mise Their Differences aud Take Immediate Action.

HOOVER DECLARES: AGNIST TREATY IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN   In An Address Before Johns Hopkins Today He Urges Immediate Ratification by Compromise.—Urged Middle Ground Policy in Europe   SAYS COUNTRY HAS DECIDED   In the Treaty and Definite Agreement: Should Be Had. -

HOOVER OPPOSES MAKING TREATY A CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Points Out Danger To Europe While America Delays Ratification.

HH FL init POM WA 10 Ui RATE ATIN   Arguments Obscure Pressing Domestic Issues, Savs tloover   RESERVATIONISTS COULD FORCE ISSUE   Urges Speed in Senate to Sav¢ Europe From Slow Decay:

HERBERT HOOVER = -DPPOGED 10 TREATY AS POLITICS ISSUE   Fears Obscuring of Pressin; Domestic Issues by Conflict Over Peace Question.   GREATER PRODUCTIVITY . HELD CREAT NEED   Heart Breaking Underpayment  of Teachers Necds Correction   Speaker Declares

Declares Its Injection Would Obscure Pressing Domestic Subjects.   TALKS TO STUDENTS   Believes Majority in U. S Are Convinced Reservations Are Necessary.

TELLS UNIVERSITY MEN THE PEACE PACT SHOULD NOT BE BROUGHT IN.   Two Groups of Reservationists Shovid Get Together Immediately and Ratify the Peace Treaty.

NO PARTY CREDIT I PEACE TREAT   HERBERT HOOVER OPPOSES INJECTION OF THE PACT INTO POLITICS.

HOPE OF IMMEDIATE RATIFICA TION IN LESSER RESERVA TIONISTS JOINING MILD RE SERVATIONISTS.   EUROPE FACES DEGENERATION

KEEP TREATY © OFF THE STUMP HOOVER SAYS   As Campaign Issue It Would Smother Domestic Problems, Declares   S FOR COMPROMISE   SAYS NATION HAS ALREADY “MADE UP ITS MIND” AND [T's SILLY TO PUT {T TO PEOPLE

KEEP PEAGE PACT OUT OF CAMPAIGN   Former Food Administrator Hoover Declares Opposition to Making Ratification a Presidential Issue.   RESTORED PRODUCTIVITY IS ESSENTIAL TO PEACE   Acceptance of: Mild Reserva: tionists’ Program by Lesser Reservationists Is Considered Only Solution.

PEACE WILL BE DELAYED As LONG AS WE HANG THE TREATY IN THE AIR SAYS FOOD MAN

eee aAAReRERE LAA He REE RORY   THE WEATHER   HOOVER OPPOSED. TO MAKING PACT CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Insists Would Obscure Do: mestic Questions.—Country Already Made Decision.   Lesser and Mild Reservation: ists Combined Could Secure Ratification.

HOOVER OPPOSES TREATY AS ISSUE   Sees No Party Credit in the Conflict Which Was Been Waged Irees Ratlitication.

TREATY WOULD “OBSCURE OTHER PARTY ISSUE:   Declares Country Has Already Made up Mind That Treaty Must be Ratified; No Con flict on Question   NO REAL PEACE TILL - TREATY JS RATIFIED   Europe Is Facing &teady De generation of Standard O Living; Depreciates Mak ing Foreign Loans

\G'INST PACT AS ISSUE   Hoover Opposes Jockeying to Plac Treaty in Campaign—Obscures Vite! Ouestions,

SEITLE TREATY IN THE SENATE   Herbert Hoover Opposed ti  Making an Issue in Presidential Campaign.   I  DOMESTIC QUESTIONS SHOULD BE PARAMOUNT   Former Food Administrator Says Ratification Means Restoration of Normal Times.

HOOVER URGES MODERATION IN HELPING EUROPE      Would Restrict Loans---Against Treaty As Presidential issue. Hope In Reservations   UNDERPAYMENT OF — _TEACHFRS ASSAILED

Hoover Says Arguments For or Against Reservations Would Obseure Pressing ‘Domestic Issues.

HOOVER GPPOSED TO MAKING TREATY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Insists Injection of Argument, Would Obscure Domestic Needs.

MR. HOOVER SPEAKS ON THE TREATY.   Should Not t Be-An Issue. ir Presidential Campaign He Says >   FAVORS RESERVATIONS    Steady Degeneration: in: Europe le is the Prestnt mw  Danger 0°. 7:

OPPOSES MAKING ‘TREATY ISSUE   Herbert Hoover Makes Address at Johns Hopkins University

HOOVER OPPOSED 10 RATIFICATION: AS: A - CAMPAIGN QUESTION   -ormer ‘Food Administrator Asserts. People Have Decided Long Ago How They ‘Want Treaty Handled,   JRGES GETTING TOGETHER

It Would Obscure Our Domesti Needs, He Tells Students at John Hopkins.   WHAT EUROPE IS FACING   He Thinks League Could Demstrate Its Worth With the Mild Reservations.

HOOVER OPPOSES MAKING COVENANT = ELECTION ISSUE   Declares in Address at Baltimore "Today That Domestic Issues i Would Be Obscured.   MILD. RESERVATIONS ARE FAVORED FOR ADOPTION      Urges ‘Lesser eRerevationists “tc Accept Proposals of Mild Js. . Group in Senate.      NAMES EVROPE'S. DANGER   ‘Says It Is Steady Degeneration of '.. Living Standard and Decay f - . gf Stability .

Opposed fo Making Ratifica __ tion of Treaty With: -Ger many an Issue in President  - ial Camnaian..

Herbert Hoover In Address at Johns Hopkins University Declares That. Introduction. of League Fight Will Obscure Greater Questions Before American People.

HOOVER AND PEACE TREAT   Opposed to Making Ratifica tion of Treaty With Ger many an Issue in President: ial Campaign.

HOOVER OPPOSES PAGT AS ISUE I PRESIDENCY RAC   It Would Veil Pressing Home Issues; Most of Nation Has Mind Made, He Says.   MAJORITY SEES NEED OF -RESERVATIONS, HIS VIEW   Private Commerce Processes, Not Loans, Best Aid for Europe Economically.

LEAGUE IS NOT APARTY ISSUE, HOOVER'S VIE¥   Shouldn’t Be Carried to People ir Campaign, He Declares in Johns Hepkins Address.

HOOVER URGES ©  RATIFIGATION “ OF THE TREATY   -.. ADDRESS “TODAY A‘ SALTIMORE HE SUMMAR 1ZE8 SITUATION... ~   Immediate Disposal of Contre versy May Be Had by » Ac cepting Reservations, .

WAKARUSA STILL RISING   Is Twelve or Fifteen Feet Above Normal Stage

IMPORTANT CITY OFLIDA OCCUPIED bY POLISH FORCES   Four. Thousand Russia Prisoners Are Captured.

VAST CREDIT 10 GERMANY SOUGH   Head of ‘American: Farm Bu: teau Federation Has Plan to Extend © Financial ‘Aid.   TOTAL. TO BE A ‘BILLION

FARMERS URGE GREAT GERMAN CREDIT SCHEME   Head of Farm Bureau Has Suggestion for Reviving Trade With Europe,   WILL MEET OPPOSITION   ‘Seoretary Houston and Repub ican Leaders Will Fight New Proposal. *

GREDIT TO GERMANY   plans to’ Extend “Aid to Help Ger: ‘many's “Agriculture.

VAST CREDIT FOR GERMANY OUTLINED BEFORE THE SENATE   FAR MY, BUREAU HEAD SAYS FARMERS FAVOR LOANS WHERE PRODUCTS NEEDED

BIG GERMAN CREDIT URGED BY FARMERS’ REPRESENTATIVES   Say Farmers Favor Credit to Any Nation Needing American Products.

PLANS FOR VEST GLAMAN CREDIT ARE OUTLINED   President of Federated Bu: \yeau of Loans Says 1,500,. 000 Farmers Approve It   WOULD OPEN THE WAY TO LARGE FOREIGN MARKET   SENATE IS TOLD FARMERS CANNOT STAND ANOTHER ‘JOUL AND THAT THEY MUS1 HAVE IMMEDIATE AID.

MUCH PLEASED WITH MORMONS   ‘Cox is Convinced Mormon “Church is Solidly Behind the League of Nations.   SALT LAKE MEETING  ‘GREATEST THUS FAR   Ohio Governor Expresses His Disapproval of the Slogan, . <t Aynearieng Foret 7?

Meeting in Sall) Lake Re: garded By Nominee as Grealesl Experienced Se Far in Campaign.

COX SPEAKS IN ~ BIG TABERNACLE   SALT LAKE CITY MORMONS OPEN BIG BUILDING TO HIM,

GOD ALMIGHTY, NOT AMERICA, FIRST 13” CAFED OF GOV. COX   He Tells Utah Audience In Rebuking Heckler at City of Mormons   DODGES BOOZE QUERY      will Enter California With Definite Policy On the  Jananese Question

HECKLE COX IN SALT LAKE  CAMPAIGNING   Dramatic Moments in Mormon Tabernacle Last Night.

SISTER   Of Mrs. W. H. Brown Died 4 Her Home In New Albany Af ter Long Illness.   LEMON-FAUBION   STOLE MARCH ON FRIENDS

LEMON-FAUBION   Prominent. Young Couple Wed { Leuisville July 31st.

SUFF FOES SEE “VICTORY INTE   SAY ROBERTS HAS AGREED ID NON-CONCURRING IN RATIFICATION

NTT GUE RAGE  LEADED HOPE FOR VICTORY   PROPOSE TO) GIVE GOVERNOR SWORN TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS IN HOUSE,

GOVERNOR ACT AS REQUESTED   Sworn Transcrip of Actidn of Legislature Furnished to Roberts

Mary Pickford’s Divorce Fight Again Deferred In Courts of Nevada

KANRED IX SOUTH DAKOTA   Kansas Developed Wheat. Does . Well in Northern States

HANGS SELF BY ACCIDENT   IOWA BOY'S CLOWN ACT TURNS TO TRAGEDY WHEN NOOSE CATCHES HIM.

DENIES FARMER- LABOR BOLT   Committee of 48 Main Guard Has Not Deserted, Christensen Says at Bristol, Va,

Prosecutions “Taken on Anni versary of Former i ’ Buler’s’ Birth,

Germazs Want To Save Kaise!   German Government Asks Allies to Renounce Determination to Deal With Persons Accused of Violating Customs of War.

GERMAN NOTE SENT TO PARIS   Try Once More to In. duce Allies. to Renounce Trials

Wants Articlo Dealing Wiih Surrender of Persons Accused of Acts Viclation of Laws Rescinded.

KAISER WON'T — ~~ RETURN HOME   Declares He Will Never Again Live. in Germany —Woul  Cause Faction Split...   FEAR UPRISING IN BERLIN   Noske’s Troops Patrof Streets of Cap ital to Thwart Expected Revolt— Attempt to Kill Ergberger . BDengunced:::  ~ +.

GERMANS AGAIN MAKE AN APPEAL   ASKS ALLIES TO RENOUNCE ARTICLE 228 OF  PEACE TREATY

KAISER WON'T RETURN HOME   Declares He Will Never Again Live in Germany—Would -Gause Faction Split,   FEAR UPRISING IN BERLIN   Noske’s Troops Patrol Streets of Capital to Thwart Expected Revelt-— Attempt to Kill Erzberger Oensunced,

Germans Want  - To Save Kaise   German Government Asks Allies to  “Renowsice Determination to Deal th Persons Accused of f Violating stoms of War. .

WONT RETURN HOME SAYS EX-KAiSER   Declares He Will Never Aga Live in Germany—Would Cause Faction Spiit..   FEAR UPRISING IN BERLIN   Noske’s Troops Patrol Strects of Cap itat to Thwart Expected Revolt Attempt to Kill Erzberger Denounced.

Note to Alties Asks Renunciation . “of Surrender Provision.   KAISER WON'T RETURN HOME   Declares He Never Wilt. ‘Again. Live: ‘im   Germany—Would: “Cause: Faction. ¢  -Split—Noske’s Troops Patrol ° Streets of Capital.

BERLIN TRIES TD OAVE WAR GUILTY   Note to Allies Asks Renunciation of Surrender Provision.   KAISER WON’T RETURN HOME   Deciares He Never Will Again Live in Germany—Would Cause Faction Split—Noske’s Troops Patrol Streets of Capital.

BRITISH GUARD PERSIA AGAINST RUSSIAN REDS   PERSISTENT REPORT THAT IN. DIA WILL BE NEXT SEAT OF TROUBLE FOR ENGLISH

TRADE FLEET BILLS GROW   Costs the Government $24,000 a Day to Feed Men on Shipping Board Vesse!ls.

MORE ABOUT TRADE FLEET   Bills Grow at About the Rate of $42,000

ZATEN—ROTH   Daughter of Prothonystary Marries Westminster Business Man.

ZAHN-—ROTH    Daughter of Prothonotary Marrie:  Westminster Business Man.

PREDICTED THAT J UPITER PLUVIUS WILL FROWN ON “F ASHION PARADES"   Entire Eastern Portion of Country Will Encounter Showers Tomorrow, If Prediction Comes True—Cloudy Weather, Showers and Pouring Rain on Jupiter’s Program for Easter —-New England Aione Will Escape.

BAD WEATHER: FOR TOMORROW   RAIN FORECASTED ALI OVER EAST BY UL. §s WEATHER BUREAU.   Anything But Ideal Eastei Weather May Be Looked fo} by Fashion Paraders.

DR. KAUFMAN REMOVED MISS - BLAIR’S EYE   Struck~in Ontic With Table Fork Some Time Ago   RESIDES AT — ONSET  Efforts Made To Save Sight Of Eye Proved “Bote

UNCLE SAM’S NEW GUN   \Fires 700 Half-inch Bullets a Minute in Test.   War Department Statement Says Weanon Gave “Remarkable Results’”—-No Details Given.

UNCLE SAM OWNS ~ AREMARKABLE GU?   Fires 700 Hailf-Inch Bullets a Minute in Test.   War Department Statement Says Weapon Gave “Remarkable Resuits’—No Details Given.

TESTS OF NEW MACHINE GUN   Succeasfal Tests Demonsirate Unusual Possibilities.

NEW U. S. iWACHINE GUN   WEAPON GIVES REMARKABLE RE. SULTS Iii TESTS.   Fires 700 Half-inci Gullets a Minute Says Statemen. by the War Depari nent.

TRADE EXTENSION TRAIN OF E’VILLE TO STOP HERE   Evansville Chamber of Commerce To ‘Visit All Pocket Towns On  Ts. 4... FV...

MANNIX-IS CONFIDENT.      Noted Archbishop Snys We [s in Eng land Onty Until he Can Con-

BISHOP MANNIX TO VISIT IRELANL   In Defiance of the British Government He Declares to United Press Representatives ~

WiLL DEFY GOVERNMENT.   Archbishop Mannix Says He Will Visit Ireland.

MANNIX SAYS HE WILL VISIT ERIN DESPITE BRITIS!   Stop-Over in London I Only Thing Delaying Him, Asserts Prelate

PROOPS PATROL STREETS Tt PREVENT OUTBREAK ON FORMER KAISHR'S VUsNIVERSABY

NOSKE SEEMS CONTROL OF BERLIN.  AFFAIR   Ex-Kaiser’s Birthday To morrow Apparently Destined to Pass Quietly

NAVAL BASE FOR JGHN BULL   First Move Made to Establish a Baltic Sea Station.

BRITAIN GETS NAVAL BASE   Makes First Move in the Establish. ment of Station on the Baltic Sea.

UNCLE SAM TG GET BIG SLICE   If Dempsey Should Win $500,000 Federal Tax "Men Would Take Alb But $195,650,

Sic. BILL 1S HELD IW ABEVANCE PENDING MEETING OF THE GION LECISI ATIVE COMMITTEE

ARMY OFFICERS GET GENTLE DIG: WHEN BONUS 1S DISCUSSEL         nts Fordney  TD There is Plot to Kill, "Legislation .

EVANS TO MEET OUIMET   Gott Stars Wil Battle at Roslyn Toda} For This Near’s Ama at oe

~ HOUSE SOCIAL CENTE   Regal Pomp And Ceremony Wil Be Banished When Rardings Take Charge.

HOUSE READY “TU AEPUDITE -WETORRERRE   Dallinger to Present Exclu. sion Resolution on Appearance of Socialist

Department of Jus Efforts to Prote sons Marked             PALMER SAYS VIOLE POSED: : TO WIN SYMPATHY-FOR. BOLSHEVIK)         ACTIVITIES OF ALIEN AGITATORS RESULT IN DISPATCH OF COAST GUARD CUTTER TO ALASKA

GIGANTIC LIQUOR CONSPIRACY OF 25 MILLIONS   ‘Federal and Municipal offi cers to Be Arrested in Ken tueky and Ohio Case.

U.S. PLANS 70 ARREST DOZEN WW N LQwOR PLOY   Federal and City Officials Declared ToBelavolved In $25,- 000,000 Cousniracy -

U.S, UNCOVERS BIG RUM PLOT   Dozens of Arrests Due in $26,000,000 Ohio Conspiracy

THEFT FOUND BY REVENUER   Stores Are Pilfered By Those Employed in Service.

Cleveland Operators Involve Shipments Valued At $25,000,000   BRIBERY CHARGES HINTED   Grand Jury To Investigate Story Of Looting Of U. S. Warehouses

Officials‘to Be:Arrested — dn “Ram Conspiracy” That ‘Involves Over $25,000, 000

THOMAS RENEWS ATTACK UPON BONUS PROPOSALS      Arraigns.. Congress and Public for Indifference to Government Finances

THOMAS ATTACKS QULDIER BONUS IN THE SENATE   He Arraigns Congress and American Public for In difference.   Myers Says Republicans and Democrats Will Keep on Appropriating.  and

ATTACK ON SOLDIER BONUS PLAN RENEWED   COLORADO DEMOCRAT ARRAIGNS CONGRESS FOR INDIFFERENCE TO FINANCES.

NEW OFFENSIVE. LAUNCHED      By the Polish*Forcea in the Grodn Region, za

CHIEF WITNESS IN FRAUD CASE IS tL   TRIAL OF NEWBERRY CASE M14 BE DELAYED THREE MONTHS BY KING'S IL1LVES,

KING COLLAPSES ‘ON WITNESS STAND DELAYING TRIAL   a el NEWBERRY¥'S CAMPAIGN MANA GER, UNABLE TO “RESUME HIS TESTIMONY. :   LEFT BED AGAINST . “ADVICE.OF DOCTOR   romapeka™ vit nai Stain When St rdey Began Asking, Him - Complicated : lQuestions,

‘LAWS INSUFFICIENT  AGAINST CORRUPTION   REVELATIONS IN CAMPAIGN FI. NANCE PROBE.   American People Are Not Adequately Protected from Scheming ef Unacrupuloes Element ia Political Game.

INVESTIGATION PROVES LAWS ARE INADEQUATE   Lawrence Discusses Oampaign Funds as Developed By Senate Committee, *   NO WAY To TELL AMOUNTS   Neither Hays Nor Cummings. Will ing to Impute Motives of Corruption,

GERMANY RIPE FOR ANOTHER REVOLUTION    MAXMILLIAN HARDEN SAYS  THE GOVERNMENT ITSELF  WILL BE THE CAUSE   OTHER EUROPEAN TROUBLES OF TODAY

PREDICTS RED BERLIN REIGK   Famous editor sees dire ~ things ahead of the German peovle

GERMANY WILL AGAIN SEETHE. “OF REVOLUTION   Journalist Says One ‘Cen Feel Revolt in Air,” Reactionary Game x

HARDEN PREDICTS NEW GERMAN REVOLUTION   New Reign of Terror is Bx pected by Famous ‘‘Zukunft’’ Editor

FRANCE FACING GENERAL TIP      Railway Men Who Qui Their Jobs May Call a Sympathetic Strike   [SOME TRAINS RUNNING   Government Takes Hand [1 Effort To Get the Differences Settled.

Americans Could Not Even Think ‘of Submitting. Tedees-o Tai Billione of Naflonal Wealth   GRITISH IMPOSE CONDITIONS

NO CANCELLATION OF BIG DEBI   Republican Leaders Oppose More ment Which Is Being Fostered In Erropean tigns

RIDWAPPERS STEAL CHILD FROM GRIB   Nationwide Search Will be Instituted for Thirteen Months Old Blakely Coughlin, of  Norristown, Pa.

13-MONTHS-OLD BOY STOLEN FROM GRIB   Son of George H. Coughlir of Norristown, Penn   Mother Heard Noise at 2 A M-and Found Child’s Room Empty

CHILD STOLEN FROM CRIB.   Sen of Wealthy Residents of Norris. town ix Kidnapped.

CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE    Engineers Refused Flat Raise From - $285 to $325 Per Month

ICAGE-PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE      Engineers ‘Refused. Rat. Raise ‘Fron _ 8235 to $825 Per Month: :

Kreisler Carries Aid to Upper Classes, Too Deand in Ack far Faas

KENYON’S REGULATION PLANS      Substitute Prevides Registration InStead of Goverament Licensing.

SENATORS HAVE NEW PLAN TO GOVERN MEAT ° PACKING INDUSTRY   WOULD HAVE COMMISSION COM POSED OF THREE MEN AND WOULD TAKE IN ALL CONCERNED

CHURCH PICTURES   Film Feetures at First Christian . Church Tonicht

POLES HOLD TWO U. S. GIRLS!   American Reliof Workers Are Seized as Spies at Vilna—Taken to Kevno,

AMERICAN WOMEN RELIEF WORKERS HELD AT KOVNG   ‘Lithuanian Authorities Take Action on Charges of Espionage

WILL REPRESENT U. S.   Ambassador Johnson’ an “Obser- ver” at San Remo

Clear Decks at San Remo foi Action Regarding Germany   MILLERANDOPPOCEe   French Premier Not in. Ac cord. With Lloyd George’s Idea.  :

U.S, DELEGATE TO BE SENT T0 SANREMO MEET   Will Act Only as an Ob server for this Government

SU:S:WILLBE REPRESENTED UNOFFICIALLY   Nitti Supports Lloyd-George in Onposition to }rench . Policy of Occupation. — .   AMBASSADOR JOHNSON. IN. STRUCTED TO ATTEND SAN REMO CONFERENCE.

AMERICAN WILL _ ATTEND SESSION   Ambassador Johnson at Rome Will Go to Supreme Council Meet But Take No Part.

Ambassador Johnson Will Go To St. Rem      Not to Participate, But es Amer “Looker On in Vienna,’ So to Speak,

R. B. JOHNSON   J. $. AMBASSADOR 10 ITALY   instructed to Attend San Remo Conference Only as an Observer.

US.WILL BE A > SILENT WITNESS   Ambasaador Johnson” at Rome In. strueted To Attend Allied Con~ ference at San Remo.

Republicans Are Criticized fo1 Failure to Relieve the Tax Burden of the People   Affirms Right of Collective Bargaining Eight Hour Day and Tribunal to  Hear Labor’s Grievances

VIGOROUS RECOVERY IN FINAL HOUR ON MARKET   TRADING EXHIBITS REACTIONARY TENDENCY DURING EARLY AND INTERMEDIATE PERIODS — SHIPPINGS FIRST Tvs PPATY

WOMEN WILL DEMAND ALL RECOGNITION   MAKING FIGHT FOR REPRESEN TATION AMONG OFFICERS OF WATIONAL COMMITTEE   COMMITTEE 1S APPOINTED   Claims of Suffrage Workers To Be Presented By Women Leaders Headed By Mrs. McCormick

Suffragists Stand Grim  On Threshhold Awaiting Recognition from Party   Have Resolution Demanding Equal Representation in Leadership on Committee-. Wiil Picket Coliseum Unless Ratification Steps Are Taken Before Hand

New York Executive Signs Proposal to Pay $40,000,000 to Soldiers.

NEW YORK VETS 0 GET BONUS OF $45,000,000   Governor Smith Signed Bill for Soldiers Relief Measure Today.   ‘THE DECISION NOW -- RESTS WITH PEOPLE   Bill Was Introduced By Rep. resentative Marguerite L. Smith.

GOVERNOR FOR RELIEF BILL FOR SOLDIERS   New York Executive Signs Proposal to Pay $40,000,000 to Soldiers.

WOOL QUALITY FINE   310,000 Pounds Brough to Tipton in Tuc Ihys,

WOOL QUALITY FINE   SEVENTY-THRER PARMERS JOD IN CENTRAL SELLING PLAN.   More Than 10,000 Pounds Brought to ‘Tipton in wo Days.

ATTY. GEN. PALMER HAD 200,000 neo UNDER CARD INDEX   Fights on Radicals, Trusts and High Cost of Living Are Reviewed in Report.   LACK OF HELP HAMPERED DRIVE OF PROFITEERING   Out of 1,049 Charges Only 771 Indictments Were Drawn, 99 Convictions Had.

PALMER SUBMITS HIS REPORT   Says Reds Have Been Curbed—Courts Rrina in $4532 #90.

NINETY-NINE “SENTENCES  ~~ MPOSED «OA FAR   Prosecutions Against Profiteers Have Been Handicapped By Lack of Assistants, Says Att’y. General.   FEDERAL PRISONERS IN JUNE TOTALED 4,737   Ninety Per Cent of Communist and Anarchist Agita tionis Traceable to Aliens: Effort to Stir Nearoes,

Ninety Per Cent of Anarchistic Agitation Traceable to Aliens. Foreign Language Press Muct To Blame.

INSANE MOTHER DROWNS BAB   Fishermen Save Woman, Who Attempts Suicide In Lake Erie

Secretary Daniels Says Enlisted Men Were Not Recommended for Award:   Medals Given Many Privates Be cause of Individual Heroism by Department Secretary.

NUMBER OF ENLISTED ATEN IN NAVY HGNORED RY THE SECRETARY,   TWELVE GOT THE “Rem

HUW DANIELS GAVE MEDALS FOR HEROISM   NUMBER OF ENLISTED MEN IN NAVY HONORED BY THE SECRETARY.   TWELVE GOT THE “DS.M   Only Instance of Such Awards to That Rank—And 144 Got Crosses for Vaior of Noble Deeds of One Sort or Another—Only a Few Men  ‘ in Navy Remembered for Services.

GIVES LIST OF AWARDS.    Daniels Shows That 12 Eniisted Men Were Given Distinguish. ed Service Medals.

DANIELS SE LIST OF AW TO ENLISTE   MAKES - PUBLIC i CHAIRMAN HALE SENATE SUB. INVES ING COMMITTEE.

DANIELS SEM        MAKES PUBLIC LE CHAIRMAN HALE SENATE SUB INV ING COMMITTEE.

DANIELS MADE AWARDS TO MEX   Secretary of the Navy Decorated Enlisted Heroes

FORESTRY HEAD RESIGNS JOB   Henry S. Graves. Successor to Gifford Pinchot, to Return to Private Life.

KAISER BUYS ALL IN GERMANY   In Revenge the Dutch Overcharge the Former Ruler Whenever They Get the Chance.

MADE WN GERMANY STILL IPPEALS. TO: EX- EMPEROR   In Furnishing ‘Little Haspitat: Buil in nem y of His Stay He Sends : to Berlin:

RUSSLA LOOKS TO NEW GENERATION FOR STRENGTH   “Grandmother of Russian Revolution” Is Now Working  With Red Cross  SR Le ee Poe

CHINESE COAL MINERS SUFFER SEVERE LOSS   Four Hundred and Twenty. two Are Said to Have Beer Killed as Result of An Ex. plosion Recently in Mine ir  One Pravinee.

SEVEN KILLED IN WRECK AT ERIE PENNA   MANY OTHERS SERIOUSLY IN. JURED TODAY   HOSPITAL ATTACHES DIE FROM POISONING   Druggist of Rock Valley Found Mui dered This Morning. Street Car at Sioux City Runs Wild Today Injuring Many

47) GHVAESE MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Only 119 Survive Blast From Fire Damp in Property in Chi Li Province. -

EXPLOSION IN MINE IN CHINA FATAL TO MAN)   Reported Over Four Hun dred Were Killed In Disaster In Coal Mine,

EEE EEE  422 CHINESE LABORERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN COAL MIN

409 CHINESE COAL MINERS - PERISHED   FIRE IN TONG CHAN  COLLIERY.  By AN EXPLOSION AND

EXPLOSION AND FIRE KILL MANY CHINESE MINERS   Only 119 Survivors in Tragedy in Chi-Li Last Thursday.

-XPLOSION IN CHINESE _ ~ COAL MINE RESULTS IN. DEATH OF FOUR HUNDREL

422 Coal Workers Killed   Report 119C oolies Rescued In Chinese Coal Mine Explosion and Fire

409 CHINESE — ‘COAL MINERS PERISHED   BY AN EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN TONG CHAN COLLIERY.

EXPLOSION KILLS 422? LABORERS IN CHINESE MINE   Only 119 Survive, Smoke Causing Nearly All the  ag thee

ing Blau [in AF   / Only 119 Survivors When Big Coal Mine Blews Up At Chili

OVER: FOUR. HUNDRED ~ DIEIN EXPLOSION   Disaster Occurs in Chineseé Coal Mine. . -

400 CHINESE LABORERS DIE CAAL MINE FIRE   Death Toll in Chi-Li Province Placed at 432   Only 119 Survivors Escape Death in Explosion Fire

CHINESE LABORERS DIE In BLAST BLAMED TO TAMPER ING WITH SAFETY DEVICE

MINE EXPLOSION KILLS HUNDREDS CHINESE DIGGERS   Four Hundred Miners Oni of Five Handred Dead.

BEATEN WITH PITCHFORK   JOHN LARSEN tg SLY BEATEN  UP BY NEIGHBORS,

LONDON EXPECTS DE VALERA WILL COON BE CAUGHT   Correspondent Wires His Papel - That Irish Leader Is Aboard   Steamer Enroute Home   FRIEND DENIES THE REPORT   Secretary Says Employer ir New York and Wilf Soon Start on Lecture Tour

DE VALERA T0 REACH FRANCE - TODAY; REPORT  SECRETARY DECLARES 11 IS ALL A “JOKE” YET IN AMERICA. LIABLE TO ARREST ‘ REACHING LONDON

THINKS DE VALERA EN ROUTE.      London Paper Predicts His Landing in France Today.

URDER AT ROGK ISLAND   Body of Italian Found Rid dled With Bullets on Railroad Track.

CONSIDER PROFITS OF THE OPERATORS   Commission to Decide on Whethe Profits Shall Enter Decision on Wager.

CONSIDER PROFITS OF MINE OPERATORS   Union Officiale Claim Thi: important Matter In Question of Wages.

CLARA SMITH’S FATHER SAYS SHE IS IN MEXICO   Daughter Is Safe in Chihuahua City With Brother, Parents  a

WHEREABOUTS OF MoS SMITH NOT KNOWN TO FATHEE      HOWEVER, HE FEELS SURE THAT SHE IS WITH HER BROTHER, JAMES.   WILL ADVISE SURRENDEF   When Full Truth of Hamon's Killing Is Made Known, It Will Be a Sensation, Is Claim Made.

SMITH THINKS ~" QIRL TO YIELD   dlleged Murderess to Surrender Soon

GRODNO RECAPTURED   BOLSHEVIKI EVACUATE CITY WHEN POLES TAKE FORT.   Warsaw Official Communique Alse Tella of Victoriqgs South of Pripet River.

POLISH TROOPS RETAKE GRODNO   Reds Evacuate City Following Fall of Forts.   Official Communique Issued at War saw Also Enumerates Victories South of the Pripet.

LENROOT LEADS BY BUT SLIGHT MARGIN   WISCONSIN SENATOR AHEAD OF LAFOLLETTE MAN.   Returns Insafficiernt to Indicate the Fieal Result—Senator Mesen ReBomtnated in New Hampshire Primary.

LEADS-BLAINE. AY THIISAND:   Vote From 133 Precincts Out of 2379 ee Wilcox, 7-398. Bist   SEAMAN POOR THIRD ‘IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE    Multiplicity of Candidates~“on  Republican Ticket Makes Returns Slow.

BORA 10 TAKE STUMP IN EAST ABOUT SEPT. 1a   Idaho Senator Will Spend Several Weeks There, Speaking In Behalf of the G. 0. P. National Ticket.

BORAH FREE LANCE AND TONGUE UNTIED   IDAHO SENATOR TO SPEAK HIS MIND IN CAMPAIGN.   Getng East in Interest of Republican Ticket, Bat Not Bound to Any Leader On League of Nations Iseuc.

PUNISHMENT QF HIGH MEXICAN OFFICER ASKED   Arrest of Two Congressmen Cause of Request —Outgrowth of Reception

WOULD PUNISH HIGH OFFICIALS   Poisoned Confetti: Was - Thorn. at a Recent Celebration.

Poisoned. Cof ‘etti Hurled Int,’ Crowd by Mexic:.n Solon:   [vo Members of Chamber of ‘Deputies Arrested. and Congress Files a Protest.

—_——  MEXICAN CONGRESSMAN HELD UNDER ARREST FOR THROWING POISON AT POLITICAL ENEMIES

REPORTED CAPTURE — OF WESEL BY REDS NOT YET CONFIRMEL   Heavy Fighting Reported— New Cabinet Wrecked Before Taking Office.

REDS GAININ RUHR nisTRIC   Violent Fighting around . Wesel. Capture of City under” Seige Has’ Not Yet Been Officially Con firmed. i oa   LATE ACTIVITIES

STRIKE OF RAILWAY WORKERS  ASSUMES NATIONAL PROPORTIONS   With Chicago as Hab and Union Leaders Desperately Try ing te Get Men Back at Work New Strikes Occur Hout  and 26 Cities Are Now Afected

GRAVE CONDITION CONFRONTS COUNTRY "DESPITE REASSURING REPORTS FROM RAILROAD HEADS   WONDERMENT EXPRESSED OVER FAILURE OF THE GOVERNMENT TO TAKE ACTION £0 FORESTALL MOVEMENT

RAL STRIKES GROWING DESPITE OFFICIAL ACTION   Heads of Brotherhoods Fail To Prevent The Spread of Strike.   RAIL SERVICE IS BADLY CRIPPLED   Governmental Action Seems Tc Be Lacking—Have Thrown Off Restraint.

STRIKERS SAY WE] RECRUITS ADDED HOURLY   While chairmen of railroad brotherhoods say conditions are imnrsvine

UNION MAN WHO TRIED TO ARGUE. SHOT BY STRIKERS. W. W. HEAD  IS PLEASED AT MOVES   Twenty-six More Cities Affected—Managers Deny Tie-up

RAIL STRIKE CONTINUES T0 BAIN STRENCTE   Twenty-six New Cities Now Affected by Chica zo Walkout anc Trouble Assumes Na trawal Peadariiancwe   IDLE AT CONWAY:

CHICAGO IS THE HEART OF THIS NEW MOVEMENT   BROTHERHOOD, HEADS ARE FIGHTING HARD TO HOLD ON AND SAVE HEADS.  1 WoW INEI HENCE

Union Oticials Put Up Big Fight to Prevent Disruption of Brotherhcods by Outlaw Radical Strike Leaders.   CLAI MSITUATION IMPROVES TODAY

RAILROAD STRIKE   DEVELOPED FROM THREAT INTO A FACT TODAY =   Notes of Doings of the Switchmen All Over the United States.

GESHVA: DISPATCHSAXS, HE   Reasconsioni of: Fermer Ruler. Mere. Ay ial Paving--Way ‘for: Fermee a Exccutive;- ‘the Report.

CONSTAN TINE UP EARLY TODAY TO BEGIN HIS TRIP TO ATHENS   Returning Royal Bxile Will Be Met at Venice Tomorrow by ~Greek Warship on Which He Will Embark for Athens; Will Reach Capital Sunday.  ‘

Exiled King Goes Home, — . Called. Back by People. . to Sit on. Greek Throne   CONSTANTING WIL N It TONG tS OF ik

at ISENROUTE  0 OLD ROME TOWN   VORMER GREEK MONARCH IS ON WAY TO [FHRONE AT ATUENS.   MAY NOT REIGN. LONG.   Reported Play mn Ik Abdication in Favor of Son—Greeks’ With Bombs Are Arrested.

NEW YORK BISHOP IS DEAD   Eastern Clothing Manufacturers Re sumably of Heart Disease,

BISHOP OF NEW YORK IS DEAD   Charles Sumner Burch Dies Suddenly —_-Heart Disease Probable Cause of Death.

DIAMOND ~ KING IS: ~— MURDERET   SAMEEL T. LUETIS 18 YOUNE DEAD IN TIS APANTMENTS IX ChicAGO.   MAN AND WOWAT HELE BY Fo LIVE GiitL LEE NOTE —LOFTIS DEVOURVEDR,

DIAMOND MAN DEAD, YOUTH IS ACCUSED   Boy Claims Samuel Loftis Insulted His Fiancee,

WEALTHY MAN OF CHICAGO FOUND DEAD IN HIS FLAT   SAMUEL: G. LOFTIS! MYSTERIOUS DEMISE FNVOLVES TWO-> MEM. BERS WINDY CITY'S MERCAN: TILE: ARISTOCRACY,

DEATH OF  BROKER A MYSTERY   > Chicago Aristocrats  Are Held   BODY IS MARKED   Vielim Was Prominent  In Windy City

Wealthy President of Prominent Diamond Brokerage Firm, Found Dead in Flat   WOMAN NAMED “RUTH WOODS” IMPLICATED   SON OF PORMER NATIONALLY KNOWN FURRIER IS HELI BY POLICE FOR ALLEGED MURDER,

CHICAGO NOW nia MURDER MYSTERY   PROMINENT DIAMOND BROKEF IS FOUND DEAD,   Young Man Who Was With Lottis When He Died Admits Going There For Satisfaction But Denies His Guilt.

MYSTERY DEATH OF PRESIDENT ” DIAMOND FIRS   Samael T. Loftis Found Dead In Rie  Flat. Sald To Have Inculted irl

CHICAGO BROKER FOUND DEAD iN HIS APARTMENT   ‘Slight Marks Were Found on His Head and Chest, But None to In) dicate a Fatal Wound.

DIAMOND BROKER DIES STRANGELY; GIRL, MAN HELD   Shayne and Fiancee With Lotti When He Succumbs in Apartment   HOUSEKEEPER TELLS OF NIGHTLY PARTIES

2rominent Chicago Families Figure in Murder   MAN MURGERED   CR- tinited Preend

VILLA WORRIES  NEW. GOVERNMENT   Continues to Be Source of Annoyance. _Report to State Department Tells  of Capture of American Mining Mar  i

DE LAWUERTA NEW MEXICO PRESIDENT. lo LATEST REPORT   TROOPS OF NEW GOVERNMENT TO TAKE THE FIELD AND BLOCK PREDATORY PLANS OF VILLA AND HIS BANDITTI.

DE LA HUERTA NEW MEXICAN CHIE   Leader of - Revolutionists Former Sonora’ Governor, is Elected President

QUTLAW REFUSES TO COOPERATE WITH OBREGON   Has Defied Every Regime in Mexico Since _ the Fall of Madero

PANGHO VILLA NOW WORRYING AUTHORITIES   CALLES FAILS TO OBTAIN THE PROMISE OF BANDIT TO GAVE CO-OPERATION   " Report Says Villa Kidnaps American To Get Late News and To Keep   Up With Events.

Reported. to ‘Have Captured 2 Rois Subject, Holding “Him for Ransom.   REF USES TO AGREE TO . , TERMS SET BY CALLES   Quiet Reigns Below Border eee the Last Few Days, fF elx Diaz Would Leave ~ the Country.

VILLA 1S EMBARRASING THE NEWLY ORGANIZED REPUBLIC   Miller Safe.  i a a i NN i i Nil i a

VILLA SEIZES BRITON FOR $50,000 RANSON   Miller, a Mining Official Held in Chihuahua   U. $, Expected to Demand Releas of American Concern’s Employe

VILLA ALREADY 15 AN EMBARRASSMENT   Man He Was Reported to be Holding for $50,000 Ransom Said to Have Been Released on Own Recognizance

Old Trouble Maker Stieeeedls in Embroiling Obregon’s — Administration * Abpander      HOLDS A BRITAIN   Ruinor Says That George Miller of England is Held For $50,000 Ransom By Williefae

VILLA BECOMES ANNOYING AGAIN   is Reported to Be Holding A British Subject  FOR $50.000 RANSON   representatives of Revolution However, Profess to Believe Villa is Only Following Course to Learn What is Going on and to Transmit His Own Views on Situation

Sends Word to: ‘Outside That Miller Is. Free, But “Will Remain With Him Until Conditions Are Complied With—-Said ‘to’. Be About ‘to: Seize Wheat Crop, and Troops Start After ‘Him:

Gen. Calles Has Failed to Obtain From Outlaw Leader an Unconditional Promise of Co-operation.

VILLA CAUSING MUCH ANXIETY. AMONG MEXICANS   Bandit Leader Fails ta Promise Aid to New Government.

AMRICAN SWIMMERS WIN.   Qualify for 800 Metre Olympic Event at  Antwoarn

11 BASEBALL INDICTMENTS   Will Be Returned By Cook County Grand Jury Today.

ALLEGED GAME THROWING INVESTIGATION WILL BE CONTINUED BY GRRND JURY   Mrs. Henrietta D. Kelley and Several White Sox Players Are To Testify Today.

WOMAN T0 TESTIFY IN SCANDAL   Mrs. Kelley to’ Tell o: Conversation by White Sox Players

BASEBALL “INQUIRY   Expected That Chicago Gran Jury Will Indict a dood Maoy Men.

BALL PROBE RE-OPENED IN CHICAGO   Pools Are Questioned By Federal Grand Jury Today.

SESE  JURY TO RESUME BASEBALL PROBE TODA’   WOMAN HAS BEEN SUBPOENAED TO TESTIFY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE INQUIRY BEGAN—BASEBALL LEADERS SUMMONED.

GRAND JURY LOOKING INTO BASEBALL POOLS   REOPEN INVESTIGATION OF SCANDAL IN NATIONAL SPORT

THREE LEAGUE MEN CROOKED   ‘Added to List of Elght Chicage White Sox indicted. Gamblers to Testify,

11 INDICTMENTS BALL PLAYERS   Grand Jury Investigation Will Take New Turn Today

WOMAN WILL TELL OF BALL GAMBLING   GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING AL. LEGED GAME “THROWING” RESUMES INQUIRY.

BASEBALL POOLS NOWUNDER INVESTIGATION   Grand Jury Today: Turns: Its At. ‘. tention to This Phase of Gambling.

BASEBALL PROBE NEARING AN END 11 INDICTMENTS   nguiry Into Baseball Pools ls Proceeding   Will Vot2 Indictments At Friday Session

GRAND JURY TURNS INVESTIGATIONS OW BETTING POOLS   EIGUT SOX PLAYERS, .” PRIZEFIGHTER, GIANT, t EX-SOX ARRAIGNED.   gig, ME a Huge Profits Made by GambJers Are Brought to al Tigeht_

BASEBALL PROBE ‘TAKES NEW ANGLE BEFORE GRAND JUR}   Eleven indictments Against Bal! Players and Gamblers—More Sensations Promised.

WOMAN TO TESTIFY BEFORE JURY ME!   Investigating Baseball Gamb ling and “Game” Throwing.   TELL OF CONVERSATIONS   She Heard Between Chicago Americar Players Including Manager William Gleason Who Boarded With Her— Presidents Johnson and Heydler Also to Appear.

JURY TO PROBE BASEBALL POOLS   REPORT ELEVEN INDICLEMENTS TO BE RETTRNED TODAY   4 Winner of $10,000 Capital Prize Who Was Oifered $500 to Compromise  : Claim tw Tes

THREE LEAGUE MEN CROOKED   Added to List of Elght Chicago ‘Waite Sex InWeted. Gamblers  the Teedfy on

PROBE TURNS 10 BASEBALL POOLS   Eleven Indictments Agains' Players and Gamblers to Be Filed.

JASE BALL GAMBLERS WILL BE INDICTED BY COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY IN SESSION TODAY   Sox Players, Prize Fighters, Gamblers and Base Ball Crooks Over the Big 1919 Steal.

JURY DELVES INTO. -. BASEBALL POOLS   New Angle Develops i _. Investigation. 

GAMBLERS GOME IN FOR INVESTIGATION   Eleven Indictments to be Voted Today by Cook County Grand Jury

WOMAN CALLED IN BASEBALL INQUIRY   Chicago Boarding Hous Mistress Expected to Reveal Important Evidence

HUGE PRUATS FROM BASEBALL ~ Bags RARE      Grand _Jury “Investigation ‘of _ “Scandal to ‘Take‘New > Thrn

TO LOOK INTO BASEBALL POOLS      STREET CAR EMPLOYER  SAYS HE WON $10,006 CAP.   ITAL PRIZE BUT WAS NOT RPAYTT «© >   Eleven Indictments Are to bi .- Returned Today by Coo! County Grand Jury.

UNIVERSITY WILL GRADUATE LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY   More Than 300 Seniors are Candidates for A. B. Degree According to Dean Hoffman.

LABOR AGAINST WAGE CUTTING   A. F. of L. Conferenge May Plan Measures for Opposing Move -

STEEL MEN PLAN FIGHT WAGE CUT   fiowpoers Calis Conference of Heads Liber Oreanizeations,

Gompers Summons. Representatives of Unions that Par _ ticipated in the Strike Last Spring to Washington

GOMPERS GALL MEETING 10 TALK MAINTENANCE Of  THE CLOSED Shot   Expected That Plans Will Also Be Laid For Rearganizing Labor Bodies.In the Steel Trades

STEEL WORKERS _ ‘MOVE TO RESIST - LOWER WAGES   Former Strikers Confer With ’ Fédération Coitmcil at Washington.

A. F.L. 10 WAR ON EFFORT TO BRING ‘OPEN SHOP’ AGAIN   Says Wages Must Stay Up Until Cost Of Living Drops.

LABOR NAY REalaT WAGE REDUCTION: UNTIL PRIGES OROP   Federation Officials Meeting With Steel Workers Plan to Oppose Wage Cuts.

PRIMARY IN TEXAS      Bitter Gubernatoria! Campaign Will Be Decided Today

SECOND TEXAS PRIWSARY, ;   Another Bitter Fight Amohg Democrats Is On Today.

THIRD PARTY HEADS GATHER IN CHICAEL   Over 700 Delegates Have. Sent ’ Credentials to Attend _ ‘Convention.   RICKER: LEADS MOVEMENT

Late News Bricfs      BOLTERS TO ORGANIZE.   committee af Perty-elgtity Makes Party Plans,

THIRD PARTY PLANS. - BEING FORMATE   Members.of Executive. Board “Of Commitee of Forty-eight  Arrive in Chicago to Perfect Arrangements for Convention There Saturday.

CHEERLESS VULETIDE fa CONFRONTING THOUSAND: IN THE UNITED KINGHON

TWELVE TWELVE-YEAR-OLD LAD SHAKES. :: MOTHER'S HAND FOR FIRST TIME   Boy Born Armless, Given Arms Theotizh Devotion Of Pisy ““maies, Surprises Patent =~

SON'S GREETING -STARTLES MOTHER   Embraces Her For the First Time.

PROVIDED WITH SET OF ARMS   Right Merry Christmas for Chicago Youth of Ambition.

GERMANS OPEN FIGHT FOR BIRTH CONTROL NOW   MMTALISTS ATEVCK LAW FomBIDDING CRIMINAL OPERA. TIONS; TOU MANY KIDS

ATTEMPT TO KILL MEASURE LOSES BY A VOTE OF 928 To, gap   w Ix DEMOCRATS FOUN  WETH REPUBLICANS IX SUPPORTNG THF RIL, 7

Emergency Tariff Bill  Wins a Point in Senate   Hitehcock’s Motion to Hold Up Measure by Referring It te Commeree Commitice Ipstead of Finanee Conmittee Is Tabied By Vote of 33 to 12

 SENATE TABLES TiEE  MOTION OF HIFORCOCK  ON THE TARIFF BILE   (Bs. Tinlted Pres}

EMERGENCY TARIFE FAVORED BY SENATE   IN SPITE OF EFFORTS OF DEMO. CRATIC LEADERS IT !8 REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE.

TARIFF OPPONENTS IN SENATE TRY 10 SIDETRAGK ACTION   Hitchcock Proposes Sending of Emergency Relief Bill to’ ~ Commerce Committee.   LEADERS ARGUE OVER — PURPOSE OF MEASURE   Tariff Trade Barrier, ‘Declare Democrats; Revenue Raiser, Reply of Republicans.

QUOTE ATTAGKS OF REDS ONU. S,   Ratlical Utterances at Meetings   ARE THREATS Gi REVOLUTION   They Attack the Flag, Congress, the President, and Declare the Constitution Is a Scrap of Paper —See Early Revolt.

QUOTE ATTACKS UF REDS ON U.S.   Radical Uiterances at Meetings ~ Held in Chicage Are on Record.   ARE THREATS O; REVOLUTION   They Attack the Flag, Congress, the President, and Declare the .Constitution is a Scrap of Paper  noe Ra astus, Wwe 84

$50,000 PAID FOR HOLSTEIN BULL 2 MONTHS OLD   Animal Goes to Canada—Was Raised On California Stock Farm.

FIFTY THOU 1S PAID FOR TWO-MONTHS-OLO BULL, AUT WHO'D BE A BULL?

TWELVE GLEBURNE CHILDREN TAKEN 10 PASTEUR INSTITUTE   Bitten Friday While Playin; on School Grounds by Rabid Dog.

TURKS ARE GIVEN TEN DAYS 10. ~ SIGN PEACE TREATY   {By Carl D. Groat, United Press ' Staff Corerspondent:

FOR TURKS, fa PLAN AT SPA   Moslems Must Sign Within 10 Days After Treaty Presented, Word

DEBS SAYS MOSCOW LIGHTS WAY OF WORLD   RED “REPUBLIC” BRIGHT STAR IN FULITILAL HEAVENS. MESSAGE DECLARES   Jailed Under Espionage Act, Socialist Leader Lauds Chaos of Soviet “Renublic ”

AUSSIA WILL UT WCRLD, TENS WHITE!   Message to Chicago. Socialists Praises Achievement of lay Masses

UPHEAVAL [a GLAGOED Ao WORKERS VICTORY   Third Anniversary of Bolsheviki Regime Abroad Celebrated By Local Societies of Chicago Socialists.   LOVERS OF LIBERTY THRILLED WITH JO‘   Leader in Atlanta Peniientiary Sends a Message to His “Comrades” Adraonishing Them to Stand Firm

MRS. CHAPLIN  HFEF TAUGHER KG 0 MOVIES  Jas Decided to Brap Frc eeding  few Nioanwnn   Has Decided to Drop Frezeedings for Divorce

CHARLIE GHAPLIN’S WIFE DROPS DIVORCE   Will Tie Up All Chaplin’s Property Unless She Obtains a Settlement.

CHAPLIN'S WIFE 10 WTHORAW DIVORCE SUIT FROM COURT   (Now Wants Half Of Es x? tate Of Actor Husband.

QnIO REPUBLICAN TO GUARD AGAING! FACTIIONAL FIGHT.   Withdrawal Of Opposi tion To Smith Being Urged.

CAPRANTA PLAYING POLITICS ACCORDING TO METHODS USED BY EMPEROR WILLIAM

‘Carranza’s Forces To Control Election      reaps Rushed to Sonora ww Sup peess Pepularity af Gen. Ohregon, Candidate for President.

GARAANZI3 OENT AGMA GEN. OBRESU   Troops Are Dispatched. tc “Suppress the Popularity” of Carranza’s Opponent

CARRANZA TROOPS TO PUT DOWN GEN. OBREGON, PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATI

Mexican Official Fears Vote Getting Powers of General—Japs Did Not Furnish Munitions--Washington.

SE ARMY 10 DEFEAT MEXICAN POLITICIAI   President Carranza Sends Ticops t Suppiess Popularity of General Obregen's Candidacy for President

\Extra Features.  For. Woodmen   Sovercign Mactin Will Address Woadmen and Woodmen Circle.

Extra Features ~. :  For Woodmen   Sovercign Martin Will Address Wood. “5 Phen and Woodn1en Circle.

U. 8S. PAGE THREATENED WITH VIOLENCE BY MOB.   Police Chicf at Dunn Charged With Assault on Man He Arrested-—Son of EF. KE. Pagwe of I unmbertan

NO RECOGNITION FOR RUSSIA   Question Not to Be Presented at San  Remo Conference.

RAIL “OUTLAWS” GAIN STRENGTH   Y. S. Officials Still Fearful Despite Board's Promise   SHOPMEN IGIN IN WALKOUT   Industries Shut Down Because nf Coal Shortane

LAT ENOIUN Ut UNAUTHORIZED CTRIKE FEARE   Government Officials Apprehensive of Unions’ Power fo Restrain “Outlaws”   -ABOR BOARD PROMISES AN AWARD BY JULY 2¢   WHITE HOUSE HAS RECEIVED WORD THAT A GENERAL WALKOUT OF RAIL WORKERS IS SCHEDULED TONIGHT.

RAIL STRIKE GROWTH FEARED  OVER SUNDAY   Government Officials Believe Many Will Go Out Despite Promise of Wage Roard.   ‘IS NOT AUTHORIZED

MR. HARDING IS ASKED A FAGER   Congressman Doremus Puts Baffling Question to the G. 0. P. Nominee.

ASSERTS HARDING IS BUSH LEAGUEF   Congressinan Doremus - Asks Questions. = *

HARDING CALLED “BUSH LEAGUER   f  Doos Senator Think 41 Nations © League of Nations Will Quit to Enter His League, Asks Doremus.

Woodland Park Drainage Plan Report ‘Made to Chamber of Commerce Today

ne a ae i  Woodland land Park Drainage Plan Report Made to Chamber of Commerce Today

Railroads Refuse To Hire Any Men   Different Angle To Chicago Switch. men's Strike By Action of R. R. Heads

Chicago Railroads Take Drastic Action—Shea Presents Demands of  Union to Railway LaLn. Dz...)   DEVELOPMENTS

TWO QUAKES IN’ CAL’. ORNIA   Slight Shocks Felt Fourteen Hours Apart at Eureka=-No Damage Reported.

NEWo-FEPUBLIGAN HAS SECURED DAVID LAWRENGE   WORLD FAMOUS ~~ POLITICAL  WRITER ON N.R. STAFF.   LETTERS TO APPEAR DAILY IN THIS PAPER.   There is No Writer of Politica! Questidns of the Day to Whom ‘jiore Heed Is Given Than Mr. Lawrence — Service 2earte Mandayv.

Famous Political Writer  On Post-Crescent Staf   David Lawrence Will Write Daily Letter on Events in National Capital.

Contested Dallas-Wichita Game Thrown Out; $20,000 Was Wagered on Its Resu

STEERING  COMMITTEE OF NINE. TO DRAF PATFORN  Bryan and Walsh Ignored in Make Up of the Committee   Much Comment Because Vice President Marshall Was Omitted.

COMMITTEE OF NINE 10 DRAF PLATFORM   'Bryan and Walsh Ignored in Mak Up of the Committee   Much Comment Because Vice President Marshell Was Omitted.

JOLT. JUICE. JOLTED   sImost Quarter: of Million Dollar: Worth of Conversation Water Swiped by Thirsty Thieves

TALTER 1S BUILDING - ° 204NCH TELESCOPE   WILL BE USED AT UNIVERSES. ITY. IN PHOTOGRAPHr : ING STARS   Will Be Compteted in Foti  Months and Will Be Offered   tn the University

ALTER 1S BUILDING  20-INCH TELESCOPE  eae   WILL BE USED AT UNIVERSITY IN PHOTOGRA?PHING STARS   Will Be Completed in Four Months and Will Be Offered’ to the University

STEAMER WATE Miel OF RELIEF SUPPLIES FAR PALANA AGRAUINT   (CARRIED TWO WONTHS SUPPLEES OF WILK AND OTHER FOODS POR CHILDREN.

STEAMER HAS GONE ASHORE   Carried Milk and Other Supplies for Feeding Polish Children

RELIEF STEAMER ASHORE.   Carries Milk and Food for Children in Warsaw, Sadly in Need.

U.S. MAY TARE  OIL INDUSTRY IN HAND AGAIN; CAN'T GET BIDS   24,000,000 Barrels Are Wanted, 1,500,000 Offered at Big Price.

MAY REQUIRE WAR ACT TO OBTAIN OIL SUPPLY   Producers’ Failure To Bid on Government Contracts Em.. barrasses Shipping Board

MAY CONTROL FUEL OIL AGAIN,   ‘Shipping Roard Faces nm iVery Sert.. earve’*® Sak eva th cass.

FUEL SITUATION IS CALLED CRITICAL   Wilscn May be Urged to Use War Powers.   FEW OIL BIDS RECEIVED   Restoraticn of Full Federal Control Over Industry May be Necessary, It is Said—Offers of 1,500,000 Barrels Are Made on Proposals for 24,000,000.

GOVERNMENT 1S UNABLE TO GET OIL   Failure Of Shipping Board To  - “Contract For) Supplies: May - Cause Invoking Of War Powers Ry President -' ¢   NAVY DEPARTMENT ANXIOUS   No Reserve Supplies On Hand and  _ Contracts: Expire: First Of Month=-Market -Condiions Are Riswead 5   MBXICAN’ SUPPLY IS SHORT

PRESIDEN TEMAY BE. WAGED 12 INVOKE HS WAR POWERS   Restoration of Full Federal Control Over Oil Industry is Now Suggested.   SHIPPING BOARD FUEL SITUATION VERY SERIOUS   Market Conditions Explanation Given by Practically Every Important Producer for Failure to Sabmit O1fers—Anxiety at Navy Department Which Will Seek Bids Mareh 14.

$575 FOR JUVENILE RAISERS OF SWINE   Breeders Join With Assaciation hi Raising. Purses For Pig Exhibit By Boys and Girls~at County Fair.

$575 FOR JUVENILE RAISERS OF SWINE    Breeders Join With Association in Raising Purses For Pig Exhibit By a Boys and Girls at the Coming Cass County Fair.

DUTCH VOTE TO JOIN LEAGUE   Second Chamber Also _ interprets Phrases of Holland’s Adherence to the Pact.

SOCIALISTS GO TO ATLANTA TO HONOR CONVICT   Committee Will Inform Debs of His Nomination for President.

GO TO PENITENTIARY 10 NOTIFY CANDIDATE DEBS   SOCIALIST COMMITTER LEAVES POR ATLANTA TO TELL PRiIsONER HE HAS “BEEN NOMINATED POR PRESIDENT.

—eeeEEeEeEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeeeoeeeeee ee  Underwood Leading, White and Heflin Running Close Together

ear “PRIMARY 1S BELIEE   Underwood Leading by Ten Thousand According to Latest Reports. — Heflin Main tains Lead Over His Oppon ents.

'GUARD JUDGES IN IRELAND   Justices Taken to Court in Armored Cars Surrounded by Police and Infantry.

GUARD JUDGES::IN /IRELAND:   Justices Taken. to Court in. Armored! Care ‘Surrounded by Pollge = “ ‘ and Infantry. .  lee

ARMED FORCE ESCORTS JUDGES OF ASSIZES   In Addressing Grand Jury -lustlee Ke vounts Murders and Robberies. Denth in Riol.

MR. LEE 1S NEW LEGION DEPARTMENT COMMANDER   Topeka Man a Winner—Webster Holloway for National Committeeman.

LEE STATE COMMANDER,   American League of Kansas’ Elects Sratea Officers.

THOS. A. LEE HEADS AMERICAN LEGION      Election of Officers ‘Was Held at State Convention at Pittsburg t Today

AMERICAN JEWS LEAVE TODAY FOR ZIONIST CONFERENCE IN LONDON ONFOURTH OF JULY

FIRST ZIONISTS SAIL      American Delegation to London Conference Contains Many Leaders.

WW SOLDERS {0 0 TAL WASNT   Defense Counsel Threatens lo Withdraw if Troops Remain   PEAR TROUBLE IN CENTRALIA CASE   Oakland Radicals Write Threats of Destruction of Life and Property

CRUSTS OF BREAD IN MAILS   Addressed to Goverument Ew pleyes Eapnosed to Re Seeds.

ROBBED AN y ARKANSAS BANK, ive Men Got Away With 82,750 a  [a Se es ee

$893,716,093 IS ALLIED CLAIM   U. S. Sétties and Sells Overseas War Materials for $822.923.235.

WAR CLAIMS SETTLED   United States Makes Arrangements With Alliee.

ALLIED CLAIMS $893,716,093   United States Settles and Sells Over. seas War Materials for $822,923,235.

WARREN G. HARDING   NEAR BILLIQN MARK   claims Made ‘Acainst the United States by Allies Are Settled.

CORN SHELLER   Ralph Gibson of Shell Rock Iowa, Meets Awful Death.

EXTENSIVE DAMAGE IN ~ VIOLENT GALE WHICH ’ SWEPT IRELAND TUESDA)

BIG INCREASE IN ~ COAL PRICE SEEN   Lifting of Government Restrictions and Increase to Miners Are Factors   ADVANCE MAY REACH $2   Increase Goes Into Pockets of Miners, Coal Man  Declares—Recently— Granted 27 Per Cent Raise

- LIKELY 70.60 UP ITS DECLARE!   Lifting of the Govern: ment Restriction Occurs Tonight.   PRICES MAY FALL DURING SUMMEF   Coal Operators Predict Slump During Summer When There Is Less Buying.

COAL PRICES WILLSOAR AT ONCE---CONTROL IS LIFTED AND PROFITEERS. LOOSED

COAL PRICES — ARE TO SOAR   With Prospect of Liberal Increase in Rates for Bituminous Coal Operators Declare Miners Will Reap the Benefit of It.

COAL PRICES 10 MOUNT RAPIDLY IN APRIL; WILL SLUMP IN JULY   Removal of Government’s Restrictions Expected to Shoot Prices Upward   MINERS’ RAISE. BLAMED!   Restrictions On‘Exportation of Coal Will Prevent a Runaway Market

GOAL PRICES. EXPECTED 10 SOARTONIGH   Lifting of government restrictions to result in

SOARING COAL PRICES ARE EXPECTED 10 AU   The Lifting of Government Restrictions on Coal Prices Today.

REBEL GARRISON  AT JUAREZ WILL Be AEINFORGED WITHOUT BELA   MEMBERS OF OBREGON JUNTA ENTER MEXICO   Report That the Uprising in Juarez Had Nothing to Do With the Revolution in Sonara State te Nenied.

FOLLOWS LEAD OF SISTER ~ STATE IN MARING BREAK FROM FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

TWO DIE’ IN FALL OF PLANE   F. A. Mefford of Grand Rapids, Mich. Fatally Injured in Acciderit Near Whikesbarre, Pa,

RE-HEARING 15 DENIED. TO BIG BILL” HAYWOOD ~ IND 93 GO-DEFENOANTS   LBs Convicted In 1918 For Violation Of “Espionage Act” and Conspiracy To Obstruct Draft. 

Women Registering vot In Mississipp!   Tn Sovern Counties . Clreuit§ Clerks Opened Books, Four Countics Showing leven Hundred Reyisfered, coe

ELIAU ROOT MAY “MAKE CLEAR ONE POLITICAL ISSUE   Great Lawyer Returns Tomor " row From Labors as Agent af League of Nations.   SET UP A NEW COURT OF. INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE   Ytterances of Senator Harding - and Actions of Mr. Root Have Much Similarity.

ROOT FRIENDLY TO THE LEAGUE   CONCLUSION REACHED BY MEN WHO HAVE WATCHED HIM.   NOT IN FAVOR OF KILLING IT

MEXICAN WAR CHIEF WANTS U. S. CRAFI   General Calles Would Purchas: Gunboats,

MEXICO PLANS TO BUY NAVAL VESSELS FROM THE UNITED STATES   CHEAP OFFERS SAID TO HAVE EEEN WADE TO MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

Bla = PLIER IN FINANCE   $8,000,000 Towa Concern in Toils~-Boys Got Some Fat Rakeoff Says Report.   NEBRASKA PRIZE PIG RIDES IN AIRPLANE   Shipped to the Wisconsin State Fai to Be Exhibited-—Product of Nebraska.

Prize Nebraska Porker ‘Hops Off’ On 600-Mile Flight to Wisconsin   “Cornhusker” s Shipped 6: Air Route to Milwaukee.   SIX HOURS FOR VOYAGE

TRAINMEN ALSO MAY STRIKE 10 CET INCREASES   Railroad Situation i: at Critical Stage Today.

ACTION POSTPONED ON RYAN   Board of Governors of New York Exeharnge Warts More Time.

CONFUSION ON CHINESE ~ RAILWAYS   Dieorganization Results From Civil War—Peace Delegations on the Job

SUSPICIOUS OF PEACE   The Delegates Who Arrived at Tien Tsin Had a Cool Reception.

3 COOLLY RECEIVED,   Tien Tsin Suspicions of Peace Dvurtures; Confusion Exists.

ATTEMPT BRING ABOUT AN EARLY PEACE IN CHINA   Reports Indescribable Confusion Along Railroad at Yanktshi

Troops Nearing Peking Despite: Peace Parleys   Delegates at Tien Tain Seekin; Settlement Are Viewed With Suenicion,

CHINA'S GIVIL WAR SHOWS NO SIGN OF ENDING   Envoys Sent to Tien-Tsin Are Not Well Received So Are Going Back to Peking

POLES READY 10 ~ ATTACK UKRAINES   Concentrate to Start Move as Soon as Polish Peace Treaty Is, Signed,

George A. White, National Chair man, has Found Gov. Cox Always Progressive and for the People   ‘SAYS JOHNSON BLACKGUARD

‘BERT TROOPS CONTROL SITUATION IN BERLIN   City Still Under Military Rul With Soldiers Patrolling the Streets.  [KAPP SOLDIERS FIRE AT CROWD AS THEY WITHDRAW   ‘Many Citizens Reported Killed  and Scores of Others Wounded.   OTHER CLASHES REPORTED   Communist Sympathizers Appear ing to Meet With Discouragement at Many Points.

BERLIN, SHLL UNDER THE RULE-OF BAYONETS, 1S LIKE A BARREL OF GUNPOWDER   Kapp Forces Withdraw From City Leaving Behind Them Dead and Wounded In the Streets - All Germany Is Rebellious.

Rear Guard of Iron Division Opens Fire on Berlin Crowd.  City Stil Under Rule of Bayo-

CHAOS RULED FOR A TIME   This Was When laterlopers Left and Beferc Ebert Was Again in Command,

GERMAN CAPITAL STILL SCENE OF MUCH EXCITEMEN   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY CALLED FOR SUNDAY   Reports From Mining Districts Say That Many Persons Have Been Killed in Recent  Clashes.

UNDER RULE OF BAYONETS   Withdrawing Force Kill ed and Wounded Nu merous Persons

EBERT GOVERARIENT IN FULESGONTRUL   SOMTETS AND RADICALS GENERALLY ARE ORGANYZIN(   BAYONETS RULE iN BERLIN   er Heconomic Conditions Are Sceri: “ous—Hundreds Reported Killed in  the Mining Districts of Germany.

GHHIZENS SHOT GOWN   RETIRING KAPP TROOPS FURIE UPON JRERING CROWD.   Germany In Critical Condition Due  to Radicalism and Srtikes,

Berlin Still Under Rule of: ‘Bayon ' But Troops Loyal to the: Ebert Regime Patrol ‘Streets:         E VIDENCE., OF REACTIONARY BARGAIN ‘PROMPTS OPPOSITION: TO OLD R

UAPLTAL UNDCA DAYONET AULE CUNUMG GUNDITIONS SEROUS   Kapp Forces Withdraw from Cities, Killing Many Civilians in Indiscriminate Firing; Workmen to Call Off Strike at An Early Date.

KILL HUNDREDS WN MINING DISTRICTS IN TODAY'S CLASH   Toops Supporting Ebert Government Are Now Patroling German Streets

MANY SHOT DOWN WHEN RAPP FORCES LEAVE BERLIN: FIGHTING AT FRANKFORT   Berlin Is Still Under Rule of Bayonet; Civil War in Many German Cities; Bernstorff Reported to be Slated fer Place of Foreign Minister in New Government.

HeUCL TAU  QUIT BERLIN  AMID JELRD It POPULACE   Bavonets Sull Rules but Troops Are Loyal try Khar   CITIZENS KILLED IN FINAL CLASH   Minister of Defense Noske Resigns: Leaders of Uprising Escape

Many Shot Down In the Streets by Retiring Revolutionary Soldiers,   Ebert Government Agair In Control — Chaotic Conditions Said To  Prevail.

DEFEATED KAPP rOAGto HAE OR JEERING GROW   Many Killed and Hurt as Revolters Leave; Ebert Troops Patrol Streets of City.

BERLIN STILL UNDER A RULE. OF BAYONETS   Troops Loyal to Ebert Government Patrol the Streets.   ECONOMIC SITUATION § SAID TO BE" SERIOUS

MANY KILLED Ra SOLDIERS FIRE ON CROWD WN BERLIN   Retiring Troops’ Ire Prevails When People Jeer Them; Bauer for Vengeance.

INDICT COMMUNISTS   Two Are Charged Under the Pro: visions of Lever Act

GENERAL NEWS: OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REA ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   \ dots ‘Gtewine What  "ts ‘Welaig’ On in The Temple of — Justice.   Fine! Aerasunt Filed

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What Is Golng On ; in The Temple of : . Justices.

VOTE TO REGULATE MILWAUKEE RENTALS   Lower House: at Madison Takes Favorable Action on Measure Late Friday.   FINISH WORK THURSDAY

BATE BODY WILL PERIL ATE RENT   ASSEMBLY .REVERSES SELF ON PROPOSITION—SESSION NEARLY DONE.

STATE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS “AFTER PASSING, RENT BILL   ASSEMBLY REVERSES EARLY ACTION ON MIL_ WAUKEE MEASURE. maAaATDG ET A-OCOaATWNW   Work of Special Session to be Resumed Next Thurs- —

AMERICAN SHIP AT DANZIG NOW   Cruiser Pittsbugh Arrived in Port; Was Ordered From France Some Time Since to Aid Refuges.

REDS URGE CONTINUATION. OF GENERAL STRIKE: MAY BLOW UP ALL FACTORIES   Available Government Troops Ordered to Mount Guns _ to Defend Capital 

CONCESSIONS END STRIKE IN .QERMANY   Socialists’ Demands Have Been Met, Ebert Returns   FIRING IN BERLIN   City Streets Seething With Excited People; Agitators’  Ruew

SANGUIMARY CHIL WAR               Large Sections of Country Re with Rattle of Gun Fire with L of Life Estimated at 2,000:   ULTRA-RADICAL FORCES CAPTURE  . IMPORTANT CITIES IN RHINELAD      BERLIN, ()—-The general strike has been. ended, it wa announced here today.

CONFLICTING NEWS TO OUTSIDE WORLE   GERMAN SITUATION SATURDAY PRESENTED MANY COMPLEX PROBLEMS.   Declared They Would Leave for Berlin Saturday . Night on Special Train from Stuttgart.

RUSSIAN FLANK WAS REPULSEL      Poles Force Red Army to Fall Back in Counter Attack on Brest-Litovsk  ———e  PRISONERS TAKEN  Battle on North Nearing End—Interest in Ultimatum Answer

Believe Allies Will Be Satisfied With Reply of  Russians to Ultimatum

UJ, 5, CHARGE CAN ATTEND MEXICAN INAUGURATION   Act Will Not Mean Americai Recognition and Absence Might Give Offense, Washington Decides.

FORD GIVES WARNING   DETROIT AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER THREATENS TO MAKE OWN TIRES

Large Mail Order House in Chicago Annonces Ten to 25 Per Cent Redctions   FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILES 17 TO 21 PER CENT OFF   HENRY MAY START A TIRE FACTORY ALSO

a i Nana TT Tae  NOT AGAINST HARDING BUT THE GROWL THAT WAS MANAGING HIS CANDIDACY   Ohio Newspaper Publisher Tells Committee He Spent $12,000 of His Own Money—Wood's. Ex none turac in lnadiana

TO CONTINUE PROG: AFTER CONVENTION   Soore of Witnesses Summoned for Today’s Session,   TO BE STOPPED. THURSDAY:   Neville Will Be Asked Waether Plinb Plan League Hod Backed Any Oandidate—Ohio Publisher to Tell of Primary Contest. Between Wood and Harding, eg te

THINKS 3200, 000 SPENT IN Oni0) BY HARDING AND WOOL   Publisher Tells investigating Committee of Big Sums Spenf in Campaign.

PLAN TO EXTEND SENATE INQUIRY   Probe of Campaign Expenditures to Continue  WILL ADJOURN SOON   For Republican Convention and Resume Work Before Democratic Convention — Plumb Plan League, AntiSaloon League and Suffracists Mav be Heard

OnIG POLITICS IN HANDS OF COTERIE   Pubiisher Estimates That the State Fight Between Wooc and Harding for Nominatior Cost $100,000.

PRE-CONVEN TION  CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE 10 10 Ot RESUMED TODA)   Investigation Will Continue Until Thursday, Then Halt Until After the G. O. P, Chicago Convention,   SCORE OF WITNESSES HAVE BEEN SUMMONED   t Is the Intention of the Committee to Complete the Quiz Before the Democrate Convene in Frisco,

SPENT $200,000 IN OHIO CAMPAIGN   Newspaper Publisher Says Pollitics In, His State Is In The Hands Of Group.

PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE AND SENATE QUIZ   How Far Tr'-partite R. R. Contro Organization has Backed Candidates Looked into Today.

PLAN TO CONTINUE CAMPAIGN INGUIRY   MAY CARRY ON CANDIDATE EXPENDITURE PROBE AFTER REPUBLICAN MEBRT.

“ANYBODY TOBEAT WOOD’ WAS — SLOGAN IN INDIANA SAYS JOSS    Ceeasuver of General’s Fund in That State Says 75  to 80 Per Cent of Republican Organization Was Against Him in Primaries.

TEMPORARY HALT IN SENATE PROBE THURSDAY NIGHT   Investigation of Campaign Ex: penditures Will Continue After Republican Convention.   SCORES OF WITNESSES SUMMONED FOR TODAY   W. T. Nevill, Financial Officer of the Viumb Plan League, Will be Asked Whether That Organization Has Backed Any Candidates ior the l’residential Nominations,

TO ASK PLUMB PLAN OFFICER ABOUT MONEY  OO i Ys, Sines Vee Wyse   Senate Committee Will Continue Its Siftinas.

INVESTIGATION NOT TO LAG.   Campaige Iispease Qeest te Ge Oa Alter Coaventiecs.

FO AUSH QU + ON EXPENDITURES   Committee Plans to Continue Investigations After Republican Convention.

WOLFE TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMITTEE   Gives Figures on Harding Wood Campaign

TO CONTINUE PROBE OF CAMPAIGN MONEY   Score of Witnesses Summoned For Today's Session; Temporary Halt on Thursday

EDITOR CALLED IN FUND PROBE   YESTIFTES HARDING-WOOD OHIO FIGHT COST BIG SUM   Declares Euch Candidate Spent at Least $100,000 Im Primary Battle  104: TT meee eT

ARE TO CONTINUE EXPENSE INQUIRY   Committee Will Await End of “Republican Convention Before Resuming

SUFFRAGIST CALLED Ih HUNT FOR WT ASOD FUND   CHICAGO WOMAN TQ BE @UES TIONED; INVESTIGATION TO BE EXTENDED.

EXPENSE INQUIRY TO BE CONTINUED AY SENATE. BODY   COMMITTEE DECIDES TO CARKY ON HEARINGS FOLLOWING CHICAGO CONVENTION   WILL RECESS THURSDAY   Ofticer of Plumb Plan League Will Ap pear Before Board Today—Anti-Saloon League Official Also Summoned To Testify.

EXPENSE PROBE WALL CONTINUE   Score Of Withessés Are Summoned For Committes Hearing To-day   AFTER PLUMB LEAGUE   Will Learn If’, ‘Organizatio Is ‘Backing Can idate

SPENT MONEY LIKE DRUNKEN SAILORS-A-OHIG   Editor Today Testifies Con cerning Expenditures of Candidates  BUCKEYE STATE COST GENERAL WOOD $100,000   While the Harding Treasury} is Said to Be Out the Same Sum.

TELLS. WHY HIS PAPERS OPPOSED OHIO— MAN ‘FOR PRESIDENCY. _   Refused to. Say. Who  He ‘Meant by “Coterie of Men . When Asked by. Senator ' Pemerene. =

EXCHANGE RATES SINKING LOWER   Decline of Pound Causes Con sternation in British Capital.

EXCHANGE RATES DWINDLING   New Low Records Set—Declines Fx tend to Orient.

RUSSIAN CAVALRY KEEPS UP ADVANCE      Great Maneuver Planned to Out flank Defenses to the North of Warsaw

Political Developments   MRS. GATT URGES SUPPORT OF COX ON LEAGUE ISSUE

RECORD VOTE BEING CAST iN ALL PARTS OF U. S.   WOMEN APPEARED TO BE GOING TO THE POLLS IN ASGREAT STRENGTH AS WEN   EARLY RETURNS IN WASSACHUS. ETTS AND KANSAS SHOW BIG GAINS FOR HARDING

MAN FOUND DEAD IN CORN SHOCK   WILLIAM VOLD, OF LELAND, FROZEN TO DEATH.   Escaped from Kankakee Asylum und Was Found Dead Two Weeks Later —Funeral Held At Leland.

CHICAGO FUND QUIZ WILL END TOMORROW   REPUBLICANS SAY NOTHING HAS BEEN PROVED BY COX

MOORE: RESUMMED. TESTIMONY TODA   Committee at t Chicago i is Stil Dickering as to Where an When They Shall Procee With Investigation. — Up ham Tells of Onnotas.-

Republican Members of Committee Desire To Investigate Charges That Liquor Interests Are Supporting Cox’s Candidacy.

MOORE EVIDENCE PROVED NOTHING SAY REP, SENATORS   Upham Says Committee Voted Down His Increased Onota Plans.

GIRL CLERKS WILL TELL FUND PROBE OF CAMPAIGN ‘BIT’   Workers in Internal. Revenue Office at Aberdeen to Be on Stand Tomorrow.   ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS IN BAD CASE, SAYS WITNESS   Cannot Rely on Some Counties For Anything, Manager. of the Campaign States.

URGANIZATION FOR RELIEF OF (Alo   Senator Walsh of Montana on National Council. Work at Once.

NETHERLANDS WOULD ALTER COVENANT   COMES FRO  FIRST FORMAL REVISION MOVE DELEGATES   INTERNATIONAL ARMY   Belgian Representative of League Session Proposes Military  os

DUTCH WOULD  REVISE ARTICLE 48 0F COVENANT   MUNISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS CALLUS ATTENTION TO FACT THAT TREATIES MUSY BE REGISTERED.

PLAN PUT UP TO _ NATION LEAGUE   International Army Proposed by Beigian Delegate   “NOT READY TO DISARM”   Revision of Covenant Sought by Butch Minister

ULLANDE IN rIROT MOVE TO ALTER COVENANT   Dutch Minister Introduces Resolution to Reconsider Article 18 on Treaty Registration.   Assembly Startled by Statement “Time for Disarmament Has Not Yet Come.”

BEGIN REVISION GF COVENANT OF LEASUE NATIONS   An International Mil: tary Force Also is  Proposed.

QUTGH SUGGEST A. GHANGE IN LEAGUE   Want Treaty Article  Covenant Altered

CLUB FOR THE-LEAGUE   International Military Foree With General Staff Proposed at Meeting of Assembly

DISARMAMENT DISCOURAGED BY BELGIAN   ‘World Is Not Ready Yet” Senator LaFontaine Tells Assembly — Plan Revision of Covenant—Seek Recognition for Spanish Language.

FIRST FORMAL STEP TOWARD CHANGE IS  MADE BY DUTCHMEN   Article 18 Is First of Severa! Mentioned As Needed Careful Attention   ARMED FORCES DISCUSSED   International Army With Interna ticnal Staff Proposed By H. Lafontaine, of Belgium

TIME 1S NOT RIPE FOR DISARMAMENT, BELCIAN’S VIEW   Wise to Let People Know Sitte ' ation Frankly, League Assembly Told.   STANDING FORCE URGED   NAhons' Bods Should be in Position je Ghe Add In kinergeney Like Phat Involving Armentlas Nevinion of Ltilele SVL of Covenant Preposedl

BELGIUM URGES / LEAGUE ARMY   Envoy at Geneva Proposes International Military Force and Staff.   GERMANY REPUDIATES PACT   Berlin Government No Longer Con. siders Itself Bound by Clause of Versailles Treaty by Which Germany Loses Colonies.

MILITARY FORGE On LEAGUE IS PROPOSED   An International Army [ Belgian Senator’s Idea.

Kirst Formal Step Toward Revision of Covenant is Taken At Geneva; Greece Approves Labor Convention   Belgian Says World is Not Yet Ready to Disarm and Urges An International -Army to Enforce Right

SOAR AMENT UF WOLD NOT Peateet NOW   BELGIAN DELEGATE SUGGESTS INTRRNATIONAL WILITARY STAPF AND ARMY,

MILITARY FORCE AT DIRECTION OF LEAGUE PLANNED   Belgian Says Time for Disarmament Has Not Come.

Was Taken Today Whne Resolution Fer Reconsideration of Article ~ 18 Was Offered - adil

INTERNATIONAL  STAFF AND MILITARY FORCK (¢ PROPOSED TO THE LEAGUE -

FIRST STEP IS TAKEN TO CHANGE COVENANY   Dutch Minister Would - Make Article 18 Clearer on Treaty Regulation.

CREATE. OAD a Ait   Tells Assembly Time for Dis. armament Has Not Yet Come  —Cites Armenia’s. Plight as - Cause for Armed Intervention

HAT HEP GD. CHINE E PEACE ~[ERENE TAKE   Dutch:.Minister Would Revis Articte- Dealing With Registration of “Treaties.   BELGIAN CALLS FOR. INTERNATIONAL FORCE   Starties.. Assemoly by Desiaring World Not Ready for  fa-'s Bisdrmament .

TIME FOR DISARMAMENT NOT YET HERE HE SAYS   People Bhould Be Told This Frankly, Declares ‘La Fontaine Before Assembly;   POOLING OF ARMIES AND NAVIES HIS SUGGESTION   Intergational Force With an In ternational Staff Offered as Pian.   ARTICLE 18 IS TAKEN UP   First Formal Step Locking To. wards Revision of Covenant of League.

BELGIAN STARTS LEAGUE MULITIA   Says Time Has Not ome When Nations Are Ready to  Complete Disarmament   DUTCH ASK PACT CHANGES

FIRST FORMAL oTEP TOWARD BEVISICE   Asi, 18 of League Covenant Discussed.

HOLLAND. WANTS + LEAGUE REVISED   ARTIGLE XVI NOT. CLEAR   Relates to Registration of Theaties—

Assembly Should’ Frankly: ‘Confess, World Is . Not Ready For Disarmament, He Tells Delegates  TITTONI SEES HOPE. FOR ENTRY OF U.S.  italian Member -of Council Says League’ Cannot Be Success Without All NaHons Inchided.   TITTONI SEES HOPE. FOR ENTRY OF U. S.

REVISION LERGUE COVENANT UP FOR ASSEMBLY ACTION   Dutch Foreign Minister Asks Definite Interpretations of Treaties Clause.   PUTS HOPE IN HARDING FOR U. S. TO JOIN LEAGUE   Wilt Never Be League, Asserts Tomasso Titoni, Until All  Nations Are in It ARMISTICE DAY AT

DISARMAMENT NOT TO BE CONSIDERED ~— AT PRESENT TIME   League of Nations Still at Work Today.—Delegates are in Accord that Disarmament Must Be Postponed Tetil Conditions Clear Up.

Belgian - Delegate. Asks” Leagui : Asseinbly-to Talk of fater“national Army: of   SAYS WEAS- MUST CHANGE   First Step Toward Covenant Re: vision Proposed By Dutch ~ Delegate.

FIRST FORMAL STEP TOWARD LEAGUE REVISION   Dutch Minister Wants Recon sideration of Article Eighteen   Suggestion Made to As sembly Of The League

NOT READY FOR DISARMAMENT   LA PONTAINE STARTLED ASSEMBLY BY STATEMENT   REVISION OE THE COVENANT   Hopo Express%d That the Unlied  Btates Would Join the League Without Mueh Delay. .

DUTCH MINISTER SUBMITS RESO. LUTION CHANGING WORDING OF ARTICLE XVIII, °

NOT READY FOR “DISARMAMENT   Seriator Startled League of Nations Assembly By Proposition -

TO RECONSIDER _ ART.. EIGHTEEN   First Step ~ Looking  te Revision of Covenant. of the League

ARTICLE ON TREATY REGISTRATION IS 10 BE CLARIFIED   DUTCH MINISTER INTRODUCES RESOLUTION TO MAKE MEANING   Assembly Meeting in Geneva Gets Down to Actual Work  ss I

WORLD MILITARY FORCE URGED AT LEAGUE MEETING   Belgian Delegate Says Presen Is No Time for Disarmamen —First Step Taken to Re vise Covenant-

NOTREADY FOR DISARMAMENT   WORLD, SAYS LA FONTAINE, MUST BE PREPARED FOR WAR SITUATIONS

TAR TAR  HAL Oleh  TUR REVIOIO AF CIV ENANT   International Military Force Proposed by Belgian Delegation   USE ARMIES IN “CAUSE OF RIGHT’   Differences Between France and Great Britain Are Minimized

FIRST FORMAL STEP TAKEN 10 AMEND LEAGUE   Dutch Representative Introduces Plan for Reconciliation of Article 18 in Reference to breaties.   SAYS TIME TO DISARM HAS NOT YET ARRIVED   Hope !s Expressed, From Har ding’s Speeches, That th United States Will Soon Be  come a Member.

SAYS WORLD NOT READY TO DISARK   Belgian Senator Startles League of Nations Assembly by Declaring World Was Not Yet Ready for’ Disarmament — Favors International Force and Staff.

DUTCH DELEGATE SUBMITS PROPOSAL FOR CLARIFYING OF ARTICLE XVIII   Belgian Senator Suggests Creation of International Military Force Officered By an Interna= . tional Staff. ,

BELGIUM PROPOSAL BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Senator La Fontain Says World Is Not Yet Ready for Peace   Thinks Harding Will Find Way for the U. S. To Enter the League

THE FIRST MOVE. TO AMEND , COVENANT MADE TODAY.   Belgiuin Proposes the Organization oF An International MILtary Farce.

TEXAS DELEGATION TO APPEAR BEFORE FEDERAL COURT AT OKLAHOMA CITY

PRINCETON WINS TWO OUT OF THREE WEEK-END GAME   Local Baseball Team Wins Both Games On Home Grounds; But Loses At Ohic Sunday, s

BERGDOLL ARRESTED, CLAIM.   Man Declares He Caused Draft Eevader to he Held.

BERGDOLL ARRESTED?   Said to have been Taken Near Coblenz, Germany

; eee  ate DRAFT EVADER RECOG ) NIZED BY AMERICAN NEAR  : COBLENZ.

RED? DELEGATE oLIPS ACROSS FRENCH BORDER   Bolshevik Got an Orato Into French Socialist Meeting

ALLEGED BANDIT 1S “WOUNDED IEC   MAN SAID TO BE WANTED FOR MURDER AND ROBBERY ARRESTED IN HOSPITAL.

OHIO CITIZENS IN BATTLE WITH 8 BANK ROBBERS   One Bandit Shot Dead, One is Wounded and Two Others Captured.

CITIZENS BATTLE BAND OF ROBBERS   One Killed and Two Wounded Following Robbery of Bank.

SUBURB OF CLEVELAND SCENE OF SPECTAGULAR BATTLE WITH ROBBER:   Alarta Is Soundéd ‘After Eight Ban: dits ‘Hold-up. Bedford, O., Banl and Fight Ensues:

SPECTACULAR ROBBERY   Staged By Eight Men, Who Hold Up Bank—One Dead.

BANK ROBBERS LOSE $50,000 IN GUN BATTLE   Spectacular Fight Staged in Cleveland Streets—Two Hundred Shots Fired.

bie * HL ti nH  orien BADLY WOUNDED   Battle-in Streets of Bedford, oO, Af. ter Holdup—Bank Glerk  ' -Shot by Mistake

BURGLAR ALARM . FOILS EFFORTS OF FIVE BANDITS   One Killed and Two Ine jured in Unsuccessful Effort to Sack Cleve-. land Bank—Men Left $50,000 Behind.   PARTICULARS

BATTLE WITH BANK BANDITS   Spectacular Fight at Cleveland Suaberb, With One Robber Killed and Others Wounded.

BANDIT KILL ED IN OHIO      Two Other Desperadoes Car tured After Bank Robber Near Cleveland.

TRAP ANOTHER MEAT PACKER   CUDAHY MANAGER OF BROOKLYD BRANCH HELD AS PROFITEER TODAY

THREAT 10 LYNCH GRL'S MURDERER   Seven Suspects Held Neal Steubenville FoHowing Crime at Adena.   Went to. Drug Store to Get Medicine for Her Sick  nthar.

SUSPECTS HELD.   Seven Held in Connection with Brutal Murder of Child.

GIRL MURDERED Ih STEUBENVILLE   Brutal Killing Revealed—-Seven Suspects Are Held

W. 0, JENKINS CASE AGAIN IN SUPREME COURT OF MEXICC   JENKINS WINS OUT IN EFFORT TO SECURE HIS TRIAL BEFORE MEXICAN FEDERAL COURT ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES.

a UAL IN HIGH COURT NOM   MEXICAN SUPREME COURT WILL HEAR THE CASE AGAINST CONSUL.   JENKINS GETS. HIS. WIS!   Had Been Trying All Along tc Get a Hearing Before Federal Court of Charges Against Him.

JERKING GAGE AGAIN IN SUPREME COURT OF MEYIGO FOR GEGISION   JENKINS HAS BEEN. SEEKING HEARING BY FEDERAL COURT POR SEVERAL WEERS,

JENKINS AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT   Supreme Court Decides Federal Court Has Jurisdiction

NEARLY ALL CROPS SHOW IMPROVEMENT   Corn and Oats Show Considerable Increases in Indiana—Large Clover Seed Increase.

INDIANA CROPS FORLAST MONTH   IMPROVEMENT IN NEARLY ALL CROPS, CORN AND OATS PERCEPTIBLY LEADING   CLOVER SEED INCREASED

SOCIALIST ADOPT PLATFORM PLANKS   [EUGENE V. DEBS, IN PRISON Al ’ ATLANTA IS SLATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY

FIRST NATIONAL  CONVENTION   sodhalints Meet in New York T Brame Platf. orn und Chose’ i Their Candidates. ’

NOTED SPEAKERS ON SHORT COURSE PROGRAM   Purdue University Send Able Men. State Highway Officers Will Lecture. .

RUSSIAN VIOLINIST GIVES CONGERT HERE WEBNESDA   Josef Konecny and Assisting Aatists te Appear at Bloomington High School.

COAL QUESTION HALTS GERMAN ALLIED SESSIONS   Present German Plan Indefi nite on Essential Financial Points

UN PATI GIVER TO ALLIES   But Premiers Do Not. Seem to Be Satisfied «With Proposition: As Outlined.   MILLERAND’S REMARKS CRUSE SOME SURPRISE   Teutens Declare: Future En: gagements Must Be Based on Financial’ Condition. -

COAL QUESTION HALTS WORK OF SPA CONFERENCE   Allied Ministers Hesitate or Plan —- Germans Have  Other Amendment.

~~ OF COAL   That and Reparations Bothers Allied. Conference.   CAN’T FIND MIDDLE GROUND   Frenctt Premier 4e. Stay on the Ground Until He Fights I¢ All Out.

MAY CONTINUE CONFERENCE AT - SPASONE DAYS   Allies and Germans Find Many Questions Hard of Settlement.   COAL DELIVERIES ARE BOTHERINC   Premiers Not Favorably Impressed with the Teuton Plan. ,

CAUSES DELAY   Allied German ‘Conferenc ‘Fails to Reach Necessary Agreement   Reparation Plan in General Also Not Acceptable, it is Said

GERMANS RESERVE NEW PLAN   Allied Premiers Take Up Day in Discussing Reparations  Proposition.   ALLIED MINISTERS NOT FAVORABLY IMPRESSED   Polish Delegation Dissatisfied With Allies’ Terms to the

Spa Conference Prolonved—Deter mined to Effect Treaty Terms Settlement.

Question of Reparation ‘Will Come Up at This Afternoon’s Session.   ALLIED MINISTERS NOT FAVORABLY IMPRESSED   ANOTHER PLAN IN RESERVE      Germans Withholding Original Proposition Because Coal Question Not Pleasing.

SPA CONFERENCE WILL CONTINGE MOST OF WEEK   Question of Coal Deliveries Arises During Allied-Germar Meet.

Reparation Resposition Is “Held Up Tul Ceal Question . IsDecided;. May - Prolong  Meeting   ALUIES UNFAVORABLE  ‘TO REPARATION PLAN   Plan Before Conference: Is Considered: Substitute For Original Plan Of Huns Which Is Withheld.

UUAL QUESTION HALTS DEBATE   Allied Ministers Do Not Cot ton to German Reparation Plan.

GERMANS STILL PARLEY.      Oiler Everything but! Money in Se: Ne. ‘ment.

Question of Coal — Delivery Prolongs. _ Conference at Spa   Germans and Allied Leaders Fail to Reach Agreement—Allied Demands Must Conform to German Capacity,  _ Say Teutons

MEETING OF ALLIED GERMAN CONFERENCE 1S TO BELONG DRAWN OUT KS DEFEATED LAND WILL ASK FOR MODIFICATIONS’

S thn tel   Germans Had Asked Reduction of Coal Deliveries in View  ' of Renaration Terms   TEMPORARY HALT COMES   Allied Ministers Unable to Finish Discussion of German Plan in Time for Scheduled Meetine Today

GERMAN PROPOSALS  ARE NOT ACCEPTED   No Agreement Has Been Reachet Over Coal Deliveries at Spa Conference 

ALLIES SHY AT HEPARATION PLAN   Feel That Proposal Is Indefin ite On Essential Financial Points.   Coal Question Brings Earl Conference to Close Before Work Comoleted.

NEW REPARATION PLAN HELD BACK, ENTENTE BELIEF   Coal Issue Halts Sp: Meet; Berlin Asks Chance To Pay.

FRENCH KILL 400 SYRIANS   Situation Improves After Big Battle at Yenide, According to a Beirut Report.

400 SYRIANS DIE IN BATTLE   French Troops Win Notable Victory, Savs Beirut Advices.

GOAL OPERATORS GET TELEGRAM . FROM PALMEE   Missive Urges Steps Be Taken T _ Eilminate Exerbitant Prices For Bituminous Coal

OPERATORS SAY   OWNERS FROM EVERY DISTRICT ACT ON TELEGRAM SENT OUT BY PALMER; TELL OF FALL. ING PRICES

Coal Operators In ‘ Meeting Today To: Talk Lower Prices   National Meeting of Operators In Session At Cleveland to Consider Measure From Pal« mer---Association May Pass Resolution Favoring “Fair and Reasonable” Prices

COAL-OPERATORS MEET : TO CUT DOWN PRICES   One Thousand, Out of '7,000--4 Country, Gather in Oleveland *. Conference, ~       DISCUSS REQUEST FROM: FEDERAL ta eae        Resolution Favoring. “Pair: “Reasonable’” Prices to: te ‘Adopted. °\ ¢   ALREADY SOME CUTS: MADE.   Questions. of Car Supply, Disteibas, _tion and Other Matters to. : Cong Up.

COAL OPERATORS DISCUSS PRICES   Bituminous Producers Meet Ir  Cleveland, Ohio, Today.

DOP IN GOAL PRICE LOOM   Operators Meet at Clevelanc to Consider Proposal Made by Palmer.   Almost Certain “Fair and Reasonable” Price Resolution Will Be Passed.

BITUMINOUS COAL OPERATORS GATHER   Consider Request Made By —— Palmer.

ANSWER CALL TO CUT PRICES   Resolution to Reduce Charges. Expected to be Adopted   AMPLE SUPPLY IN SIGHT   Shortage Danger Past, Mine Heads Report at Cleveland

Approximately 1,000 Men, Representing Every Bituminous Producing District in United States, Meet at Cleveland  to Consider Plans to Eliminate High Cost of Fuel at 7   (Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

PALMER'S WIRE LED-T0 CONFERENCE   Bee we . ce . F ote Operators.Predigt..Resolutions Favor. ing Reasonable Prices and  f “ . Smaller Profits

OPERATORS DISCUSS COAL SITUATION      Supply Pilentiful, Prices Are Declining

MINE OPERATORS IN SESSION IN EFFORT ‘TO REDUCE PRICES   Assemble Pursuant to Call of Attorney General to Supply Cheaper . . Fuel:

Northwest Coal Bins Being Filled; No Danger of Shortage in Natior

NAVY fRitaitso NUNMAL   WILL SOON HAVE FULL CONPLE MENT, SAYS OFFICER.    Declares Service Has Some Out of the  Doldrums Since the Big  VAs aw

NAVY fNtetis NURMAL   WILL SOON 4AVE FULL CONPLE MENT, SAYS OFFICER.   Declares Service Has Come Out of the Doldrums Since the Bg War.

NAVY IS PICKING UP   Comes Out of Doldrums Since the War.   Will Soon Have Full Complement, Says an Officer at Chicago Conference.

U.S. NAVY GROWING IN ENLISTMENTS   Somes Out of Doldrums Sinet the War.   Will Seon Have Full Complement, Says an Officer at Chicago Conference.

INDIAN UNITS FOR U. S. ARMY   Proposal to Organize One or More Redskin Divisions Pending in Congress.

93 INJURED IN RAIL CRASH   Big Four Passenger Train Runs Through Open Switch Into     ae

Famous Ace Has ‘Escape in Fall Of An Airplane   Eddie Richenbacher Narrow; Misses Death When Machine Runs Into House

LOCAL PASTOR - RESIGNS: POS]   Rev. R. J. Melsindress to Leave Pres byterian Church (ao Become Religieus Director of  Indiana Synod   WILL LEAVE CITY IN JUNE   Pastor Tells Congregation of His De cision at Service on

LOCAL PASTOR . RESIGNS POS]   Rev. R. J. MeLandress to Leave Presbyterlan Chureh to Become Religtous Director of Indiana Synod   WILL LEAVE CITY IN JUNE   Pastor Tells Congregation of His De.  elsion at Service on  ee ee

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VATICAN ORGAN DENIES. REPORT   Balfour Has Not Proposed Admission _ of Vatican To League of Nations.

lrish Home Rule Bill — [gnorantly Drawn Says ~ House of Lords’ Speaker      Lord Birkenhead Declares Sunday’s Outrages Were to Affect Vote on Bill.

—_  qEBATEQNIRIOR HOME RULE BILL TPENS IN LORD:   \ Notable Contrast t Apathy Shown in the House of Commons  Over Measure.

Considerable Importance At tached to Action of Upper House,   SPEAKERS FAVOR ADOPTION OF BILL   Fear Coalition of Those Who Think It' Unsatisfactory _ With Opponents.

IRISH UNIONIST HEAD APPROVES WOME RULE BILL   Support of Measure ‘Is Promised By Sir Edward,

PRESS OPINION ON HOME RULE   British Newspapers Entertaix Various Views on New Irish Measure.

TREASURY LOSES BOND FOR $10,001   State Treasurer Gives t; Search And Makes Up Amount

$10,000 IS LOSTIN STATE OFFICE   Treasurer Archer Says He Will Stand Loss of Band

U.S.RED CROSS ASSISTS CHINA   Red Cross Appropriates Relief Fund.

FOOD FOR VIENNA.   ‘aster Gift Packages from America Have Been Distributed in Capital.

REPORT RECITES CAUSES  OF PUN. *R DISTURBANCE   Economic Conditions ” Attempt to Rouse Islamic Feeling sntribute to Discontent

LONDON GIVES OUT WHITE PAPER TALK ~ DN INDIAN TROUBL   High Prices, Income Taxes and Sympathy for Turkey Cause of Punjab Grief

OPLIES CUNSORSHIP,       Publication ef Antl-Sirike Ut 'o’@s Forbiddet.

OPPOSES PENSTON INCREASE.   Thomas Predicts $25,000,000,.000 Wil He Vaid Leterans of War.

ATTACKS BONUS BILL   Says It Smears Publis Spirit with Dollar Mark

SOLDIER RELIEF VOTE IS PUT OVER UNTIL TODAY   Debate ReeOmes Protracted With Senators Thomas and King Lead. ing Ficht on WMencure.

MONEY CHEAPEST RUSS PRODUCTS   American Dollar Will Pur chase Approximately Four Thousand Rubies.

BIG LEAD HELD BY REPUBLICANS   On Latest Returns  -Brom Ohio   Still Not Heard From the Latest Tabulation

DAS) LEAR WN OHIO CUT, WILLIS GAINS   Entire State Legisla ture and Senate to Br Republican — Total: Practically Complete

ABOUT our AS: eS                  Davis for Governor Le: “py . 131,752—Willis Senator Elect>:. by'351,s

TIME (S NEAR FOR THE CANDIDATES 10 FILE   Law Requiring Filing of Declars. tions Is Still In Efect fn Hoosier State.

TIME 1S NEAR FORCANDIDATES TO GIVE NOTICI   Law Requiring Filing of Declar: ations Is-Siili In Effect.   PERIOD OPENS SATURDAY   The Local Candidates Will- Have Thirty Days In Which to Get on Record.

JAMES B¥RNE ELECTED FELLOW OF HARVARD UN!VERSITY   New York Lawyer to Vake the Plaec on Corporation Held by the Late  Mayor Henry Ty, Higginson,

~~ OFLIVING   In Ohio te be Attacked — State Fair Price Organi - gation to Be Honnreg in Districts.

LAUNCH DRIVE FUR REDUCTION OF OLD H.C. L.   Ohio To Be Battleground 0 Effort to Lower Prices.   “ Education” Will be Means Employed.

RUGULATION SUBMEITED FOR SRE -RVACEASION OF JAP: UREREAN- TERREFORY.

JAPS ULTIMATUM TO RUSSEAN BOLSHEVIK   All Wi vips, Barmacks Mi to }     aS, Munitions and Be Purned Over h Onec.

GINGHAM FROLIC WAS BIG AFFAIR   MANY LOCAL ELKS AND VISITORS WERE PRESENT FOR CLOSING SOCEAL EVENT,   TWO PERSONS WERE FINED

WILSON WIRES HIS SYMPATHY   President Will Be Represented at Roger Sullivan’s Funeral by Secretary Tumulty.

PRESIDENT WIRES SYMPATHY   Wilson Sends Message to Widow of  Roger C. Sullivan,

‘te ub fn Making Nonessentials Urged,to Turn Labor fo {die Acres.   Thousands of the Boye Who Went ‘Inte Military Service During the War Have Not Returned to Agricultural Employment.

FAMINE PERIL “SENSED BY U.S. (ROP SHORTAGE   Shortage of- -Labor--on Farms Leaves: Many  Acres Idle

SENATORS SENSE PERIL OF FAMINE   Letup in Making Nonessentials Urged to Turn Labor to Idie Acres. :   REPORTS SENT TO MEREDITH   Thousands of the Boys Who Went Into Military & _ War Have N  Agricultura’      Employment.

NATION FACING FOOD SHORTAGE   Decreased Production Noted fr the South and West,   CONGRESSMEN MAKE REPORT

SENATORS SENSE PERIL OF FAMINE   Letup in Making = nescentiats  Urged to Ture, Labor to  ldle Acres.   REPORTS SENT TO MEREDITH   Thousands of the Boys Who Went Into Military Service During the War Have Not Returned to Agricultural Employment,

FAMINE PERIL To SEEN AT CAPITAL   Reports Received of Decreased Food Production.   EX-SOLDIERS STAY IN CITIES   Letup in the Manufacture of Nonessentials Is Urged to Turn Labor to the Thousands of Idie Acres.

FARM PRODUC WILL DECREASE   LABOR SITUATION ‘SERIOUSLY AFFECTING FOOD PRODUCTION.   THOUSANDS OF ACRES IDLE   Two Senators Fear Food Shortage Uniess the Situation Is Changed. 

DIFFERENT PICTURE OF REAL RUSSIAN      K. fy 4S STATE 3 AGRICU LTUR. . COLLEGE MAN TELLS OF OBSERVATIONS   HEADED FUR MISSION   Dr, R. B. Nabours Went to Get a Trade Ronte Re-opened to Bokhara

DIFFERENT PICTURE OF REAL RUSSIAN   KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MAN TELLS DOE ORSERPVATIONS _   HEADED FUR MISSION   Dr, BR. B. Nabours Went to Get 3 ‘Trade Ronte Re-opened to Bokhara

EDUCATOR TELLS OF RUSSIAN RED:   Dr. Nabours Declares Typical Bo!shevist of Russia Is Beardless

POET CALLS OFF “STATE OF WAR’   Official Statement Given Out at Fiume.

D'ANNUNZIO RECALLS DECLARATION GF WAR   Explanation Issued T Today From Headquarters of the PoetWarrior. —

D'ANNUNZIO CALLS OFF WAR   General Caviglia’s Order Not an Uitimatum, Italian Minister of War Informs Fiume.

FIUME WAR IS CALLED OFF   D’Annunzio “Informed That Caviglia's Order Not Ultinertum.

TREATY ALGPTION CERTAIN ON COMPROMISE. BASIS   William do Brynn Declares’ American People Want speed and Not  Phraseslowy,

BRYAN DECLARES   DECLAR COMPROMISE SURE   Adoption of Peace Treaty Ia Certais On Compromise Hasis Says W. J. Brysa.

BRYAN CONFIDENT THAT TREATY WILL BE ADOPTED   Nebraskan Feels Sure That Senate Will Reach Compremise Because People zre Demanding Treaty

PACT ADOPTION GERTAIN-BRYAN    Bound to Be a Compromise ' on Reservations, Declares  the Commoner.

POLES HURLED BAGH   POLES. FIGHT  VALIANTLY, FO! THEI NATUIWE LAND.   Bolshevik Forces Said to Have su : fered leavy Los

POLES HURLED GAGK   POLES FIGHT VALIANTLY FOR THEIR NATIVE LAND.   Bolshevik Forces Said to Have Suf fered Heavy Losses,

ECLIPSE LAST NIGHT   Caused Much Excitement in Pittsburgh District

ECLIPSE CAUSES EXCITEMENT.   seen by Theasands in Piltshurgh— Had Been Piapected.

REAL STUFF MAY BE SOLD IN FOOD FORM   Ruling Says It Must Not Be ‘Eaten’ Where Made

SISTER THINKS WANDERER MAL   Mrs. Roth Tells Police His Mother Was In sane Six Years.    POLICE STILL SEEKING MOTIVE

WANDERER TRIAL HELD UP FOR INVESTIGATION   Police Still Delving Inte Persona Affairs of Ex-Lientenant Who Murdered Wife.   HAD MANY GIRL FRIENDS   Sisters of Indicted Man Say He Is Insane, But Should Be Pun. ished for Crime,

INDICTMENT Cf WANDERER [a OELAYEL   Police Continue Investigations — Chicago Man May Plead Insanity

THE WANDERER CASE   Investigating Motive of Accused For Shooting His Wife,

POLICE SLAY IRISH CITIZENS   frish Commissioner Testi fies at Washington‘  - Hearing

WITNESS TELLS ~OERADING BY: ~ BRICK ANDTAN   HOSIERY. FACTORY. BURNED   Houses Burned, Others Wreck ed, Ae Dozen Persons: © “Lost Lives.

NO PROVOCATION FOR "BLACK AND TAN’ RAID   Commissioner of Balbriggan, ireland, Describes Qutrages on His Town. .,.

MANY OF BRITISH RAIDS UNPROVOKED HECLARES WITNESS   Balbriegan Commissioner De scribes Raids Made by Plack and Tans

CLAIM RAIDS HAD NO PROVOCATION   ‘Black and Tans” Spene Nightof Yelling, Burning and Shooting

DETAILS OF RAID ON IRISH TOWN   “Black and Tans” Had No Provocation.

ESSE “™” eats  Wilnosses Give Testimony Agalus' ‘Black’ and Tan ac Washing. fon Envestigation.

NEW YORK REPUBLICANS: ~ MAY NOT REACH CHOICE   May Not Designate Candidate for Governor in Their Unofficial Convention.   NATHAN MILLER BOOM IS « SHRINKING REPORT SAYS   May Make Two-Thirds Vote ‘af, Convention Necessary to  Choice of Candidate.   ‘HAYWOOD MAKES ADDRESS   Flays the Democratic Administrstion, Declaring Republicans Will Be Winners.

USOIAN Wiiro UN WAY GAG 10 GL0 HUM   SEVEN HUNDRED REACH NEW YORK ON LONG HOMEWARD JOURNEY Si STORY,

7O0 RUSSIAN WAIFS RETURN   All That Remain of 6,000 Children Sent Out of Petrograd on Way Home.

RUSSIAN CHILDREN CIRCLE GLOBE. IN RETURN TO HOMES LEFT DURING WAR   Boys and Girls of Tender Age, Sent to, Siberia at Outbreak of War,. Re- turn to Native Land

CRACKED TWO SAFES    Robbers Got Cash. and Liberty Bonds at Kinsas City

MIMIC IN BRUIAIN UDAL STRIKE BY ARMISTIT   Miners to Meet With Gov: ernment for Wage Discussion   RAILROADERS DELAY PROPOSED WALKOUT   Llovd George to Make New Proposals to Bring About Settlement

RAILWAY MEN HAVE HALTED THEIR STRIKE   It Was Postponed Today at the Request of British Miners.   PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT SEEMS IN PROSPECT   Labor Leaders and Govern ment Heads in Conference Today.

NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED IX QCOAL STRIKE   British Government and Labor Leaders in Thicpucaion   RAIL MEN MAY DELAY   May Not Walk Out Until After Conference Wednesday

BRITISH RAIL MEN POSTPONE THEIR STRIKE   At Request of Miners’ Executive Will Delay Going Out In Sympathy.   OUTLOOK IS MORE HOPEFUL   Conferences Being Held Today — Between Representatives  of All Sides.

COAL CRISIS OW TN ~~ [SBRINGED   RAILWAY MEN, AT REQUEST OF MINERS, POSTPONE. ‘THEIR STRIKE      > VICTORY FOR TH:

ENGLIGH MINE RD ACCEPT PLAN 10 DISCUSS DEMANDS   WILL MEET WITH GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES,   RAILROAD MEN  POSTPONE ACTION.   They Were To Cease Work At Noon Sunday in a Strike of Sympathy With the Coal Miners of Britain.

BRITISH UNION ‘GRANTS REQUEST O COAL MINERS   Miners Accept Invitation for Further Discussions.  SITUATION HOPEFUL   Representatives of Mine Owners Also   Confer With Government—French Miners Demand Raise.

BRITISH RAILMEN WITHHOLD STRIKE   THIS IS DONE AT THE ATIN. ERS’ REGUEST-: ACTION TEMPORARY   PREMIER WILL CONFE   Informal Conference Retween Lhe Members of Gevernment and  Miners Held   Late Agreement Reached By Which Further Conferences Will Se ' Held In Strike

GOVERNMENT IS PREPARED TO RUN THE RAILROADS   Strike Great Britain May Not Be Called Till Wednesday.

BRITISH R. R. MEN POSTPONE STRIKE   Transport Workers To Await Result of Negotiations Now Pending.

BRITISH RAILME: - WITHHOLD STRIKE   THIS IS DONE AT ‘THE AUN. ERS’ REQUEST: ACTION TEMPORARY   Informal Conference Between the _ Members of Government and Miners Held   Late Agreement Reached By Whict ~ Further Conferences Will Be ’ ‘Held In Strike

TEMPORARILY AVERT © INDUSTRIAL CRISIS   British Government Drafts  New Proposals.

ENGLISH Chota BRIDGED FOR TIM      Miners Agree to Further Conferences.

ENGLAND MAY AVERT STRIKE OF RAIL MEN   Strike of All Railroad Men Timed for Sunday Night. Miners Agree to Meet Government for Parley.

BETWEEN MINERS © AND GOVERNMENT       Strikers _ Acened, invltaal To

RAIL STRIKE IN ENGLAND IS POSPONED   New Life Is Seen When Min. ers Agree to Meet Government; Discuss Conditions.

HAVE REOPENED NEGOTIATIONS   Industrial Crisis in England Has Been Temporarily Bridged

British Miners’ Request is Heeded—Miners Accept the Invitation of Premier for Purther Discussions —

STRIKE CRISIS IN GREAT BRITAIN IS TEMPORARILY BRIDGED STRIKERS T0 CONTE!   Accept Government Invitation for Revival of Discussion of Demands of Miners

LLOYD GEORGE'S: NERVE JS GOOD   THE STRIKE THREAT HAS NOT. "CAUSED A SURRENDER.    USE AMERICAN PLAN”   ALW TO EFFECT CLASS. CON? TROL OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS.”   ‘Bat Premier Has Not Surrendered to Red Element and. Tension Is Easing oii. an

Industrial Crisis — Bridged, Miners   Sensational Close Comes After Day of Intense Anxiety As Result of Conferences Be . tween Representatives of Gov- _-

BRITISH oT RIKER AVERTED A GRISI:   AGREE TO FURTHER CONFER. ENCE WITH GOVERNMENT FOR A SETTLEMENT.   ANIL STRIKE 1S POSTPONEL   At Request of Miners’ Represen tatives, Transport Workers Agree to Withhold the Order to Strike

RAIL STRIKE IS HELD OVER WHILE FACTIONS CONFER   Action Taken May Avert Crisis Threatening Kingdom.

TIEVP OF RAILWAY LINES POSTPONED BY DECISION OF MEN   Meanwhile Conferences Occur Between Conflicting Sides And Anxiety Is Relaxed   Welsh Miners Want All Mines ' To Be Closed Down; Views Of Leaders Expressed

‘Strike Leaders to Meet Lloyd-George in Confer; ence This Morning ~~*   OPTIMISTIC FEELING PERVADES THE NATION   MINERS APPEAR EAGER T0 HAVE TROUBLE ADJUSTED AXD RETURN TO WORK; NO SYMPATHETIC STRIKE,

LABOR WAR POSTPONED  WOOT   Miners Reopen Negotiations With Lloyd George and Railway Men Put Of Sympathy Strike Pending Talk   Government Has New. Proposal Which May Adjust Tangle and Send Nearly Million and Halk to Work

ENGLISH COAL CRISIS TEMPORARILY BRIDGED   Government and Miners Agree t Conference; Trainmen Told Not to Strike,

PREMIER INVITES MINER TO HIS HOME FOR PARLEY: GAISIS PAST TEMPORARILY   .t Coal Workers’ Request, the Railway ‘Men Suspend Their Strike Notices, Pending Negotiations.   THOUSAND OF TOILERS NOTIFIED OF SHORT TIME EMPLOYMENT   INCREASED OUTPUT DEMANDED BY PREATER

BRITISH RAIL MEN DEFER STRIKE   Coal Walkout ‘js Now Believed Near the-End.    PEACE CONFERENCE HELD   Victory for Government and Cof:servative Workers Seen,

INDUSTRIAL CRISIS PAST IN ENGLAND   Railway Men Agree Not to Striké as Miners Confer ‘With Officials.   SETTLEMENT-IS NOW THOUGHT PROBABLE

WOMEN WILL OEE THAT THEY GET ATTENTION   Heavy Vote in November to Show Congress Their Purpose

WOMEN TO SEEK LARGE VOTE BY NEW ELECTORATI   Club Women Will Work for Program of Beneficiary Legislation

RABBI AND OTHERS TO LEAVENWORTH   Men Who Sold Packing Stock Sentenced.

ENDS CAREER OF ANOTHER PACKER WITH SENTENCES   Judge Evans Meets Punishment te the Officials of the Consumers Packing Co. of Chicago,

PACKERS SENTENCED TO LONG TERMS IN FEDERAL PRISOK   Girl Is Among Those Con victed of Using Mails To Defraud

ONE OR TWO VOTES WILL TELL STORY   Leaders in Compromise Effor Admit Narrow Margin Will Settle Fate of Treaty in Senate

SITUATION TENSE IN TREATY FIGHT   Ratification Depends on Vores of One or Two Men—Not Called Up Today.

Higdon. McElroyCo  ii.irwr=aa   Dry Goods and Everything to Wear

MacSwiney Funeral To Be Held Monday   Postponement a Protest Apgninst. Gav. eVament’s Action — Americar Friends of, Irish Freedom With] Hold Memorin, Services ‘Tomorrow.

THOUSANDS JON IN IRISH TRIBUTE ig ne  SAGES OF CONDOLENCE   MAYORESS RECEIVES MES: SAGES OF CONDOLENCE  FROM ALL PARTS’ * AR WADE.   Last Rites Postponed As Pro test Against Governmonte Artion. ak

MILITARY DISPLAY ~~ S: FORBIDDEN AT M’SWINEY FUNERAL   Cork. Officials Notified ‘of Re strictions to be. Observed at Services ©   CORK BISHOP ORDERS THE STRIKERS TO TAKE FOOD   ‘Will Appeal to Sinn Fein to Release Prisoners from Their Fast

FUNERAL IS PUT OFF AS PROTEST TO GOVERNMENT   Sinn Feiners Resent Re striction Length Funeral Procession

MACSWINEY FUNERAL POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY AS PROTEST      Resert Action of Govern ment in Prohibiting Long Pracesston.

Women Voters Join Colver it Opposing Plan to Relinquish Stock Yards   WOULD SELL 15 YARDS TO ONE CORPORATION   SPONSORSHIP OF MAN WRH(¢ HELPED CONCEAL OWNER SHIP OF CHICAGO YVARDS RE GARDED WITH DISTRUST,

PACKERS’ PLAN 1S OPPOSED   tdea of Having a Holding Company Controi the Industry Is Not-a + Popular One.

NG CONGENIAL JOBS.       Chicage Mixolog sts are B locking r The Wet: Shares of Cuba. a

MARY KOLWIZSKY STARVED 17 YEARS   Surgeons to Operate and Transplant Monkey’s Gland to Siart Mary to Life.

WILL TRY MONKEY ~ GLAND ON GIRL   Chicago Specialists to Experi. _ ment on Helpless Child   KEPT IN. CELLAR 17 YEARS   Cévered With Vermin When Found, Officers Report

oda aie te fe  STARVED MENTALLY 4@ND PHYSICALLY 17 YEARS, MARY 16 TO @&Y CHANCE

FOUR MEN KILLED  IN MINE ACCIDENT   Rescuers Are Trying To Racover Bodies Today.

RAILROAD LABOR B OARD HOLDS ITS FIRST HEARING ON WAGE DEMANDS   Formal Written Demands Asking Assurances of “Living Wage”’ Filed With Board—St. Louis Yardmen’s Organization Asks Separate Recognition As Distinct Organization —Railroad Brotherhood Objected to Filing of Demands.

RAIL STRIKERS. PUT DEMANDS UP TO FENFERAI BARN   Promise to Return Men to Work at Once If Assured of -Attention-

RAILROAD BOARD START A HEARING   FORMAL DEMAND OF “ENSTRGENTS” GAINED ADVANTAGE?   STRIKE FEVER DROPS   OTHER RAIL WORKERS VOTE NOT TO JOIN THE THE-UE,   Strikers Demand That Roard Give Assuepnee of Recognition : Living Wage.

rLE FORMAL  JEMANG WITH LABOR BOARD   Men Will Return to Work at Once if Taken Back Without Loss of Seniority or Prejudice   NEW STRIKE IN CHICAGO FAILS TO MATERIALIZE   “lerks and Freight Handlers Decide to Submit Demands to New Commission

WAGE DEMANDS BEFORE BOARD   Brotherhoods Obiect—-Board Will Use on Judgment on Considering  Pieas—Grunau Offers Plan.

OUTLAW : STRIK STRIKERS - WANT JOBS AGAIN   File Demand That. They Be Assurex Living Wage and Return of Jobs Without Loss of Seniority.

Not Recognized as an Orga. nized Body But as Individuals.   STRIKE PETERS OUT IN MANY DISTRICTS   Maintainance of Way anc Clerks Now Threaten to Stage a Strike.

STRIKERS Aak BOARD 10 GWE. A LIVING WAGE   Walkout Fever Among Railread Men. Given Setback in Chicago District   INCREASE IN PAY APPEARS CERTAIN   Threat Made That Maintenance of Way Men May Leave Jobs

Strikers File Written Demands while Brotherhood of Trainmen Executive. Appears as Spokesman for Unions -

BUSS GE CLUE ye  BOARD SEARCHING FOR WAY . Brotherhoods Are ‘Against Some  of The.Things The Strikers Are Asking.

RAILROAD WORKERS DEMAND PROMISE OF “LIVING WAGE   Want Railroad Board to Promise That and Reinstatement With Old Rank.

STRIKERS ASK RETURN “WITHOUT PREJUDICE”   Brotherhoods File Objection Before the Railway Labor Board—Trainmen Heard

TRAINMEN: HEAD. "1S HEARD FIRST   R. R. LABOR BOARD AC CEPTS COMPLAINT-FILEL BY “OUTLAWS” °C:

RAL EMPLOYES NOK ASQURANGE OF LIVING WAGE   Workers File Demands Before Labor Board—Insist Strikers Be Returned Without Toes of Seniority.

RAILROAD MEN ASK LIVING WAGE   FORMAL DEMANDS OF THE STRIKERS WERE FILED WITH THE RAILROAD LABOR BOARD TODAY

DEMAND RAILROAD  MEN BE GRANTED A LIVING WAGE   2,000,000 Workers All Over Country Are Interested in Outcome of Labo Board Meetings

‘LIVING WAGE’ IS DEMAND OF THE STRIKERS   Union Leaders Present Petitions Before Newly Organized Labor Board   SEE AN IMPROVEMENT OF TRAFFIC STATUS

RAILROAD WORKERS WANT ASSURANCE Of INCREASED WAGES   Formal Demands Made on the Railroad Labor Board To Grant a “Living Wage” and Permit No Loss of Seniority Tr Men Who Steaele.

FUTURE POLICIES LABOR FEDERATION      Execulive Council Continue Ulseus. OF Economie Noods  and VProgre:

MILLS’ CLOSING UNWARRANTED LABOR BELIEVES   REFUSE TO ACCEPT EMPLOYERS’ EXCUSE OF DECREASED DEMAND OF PRODUCTION

CLOSING - TEXTILE MILLS BRANDED Ab SUBTERFUGE TA AMLSTEA WP PRICES

Standards of Life Can Improve Only as Production and Consumption Increase, Leaders Declare.

“UP TO LABOE   Leaders, . However, Declare Inefficient Management -Must be Chanced.

LABOR CONSIDERS ECONOMIC NEEDS   Realize Standards of Life Improve Only As Produc tion Increases.

COVETED PEAGE PRIZE AWARDED   President Wilson Hailed as Creator of the   Nobel Prizes Are Awarded in Norwegian Storthing at Ceremony Shorn of All Austentation—Knut Hamsun, Norwegian Author, Receives Award for Literature

CAREGON HOPES FOR REMOVAL Ct BORDER PATROL   Candidate for Mexican Presidency Expresses Desire for Peace With World

PROMINENT MEXICAN HELD IN ARIZONA ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE   General Pesqueira, President of Supreme Military Court Was on Way to Sonora

MEXICAN OFFICER AND HIS FEMALE ARE IN CUSTODY   President Supreme Military Court and Senora Taken at Douglas, Ariz.   Both Admit Relationship and Are Held on White Slave Charge.

MEXICAN OFFICER AND WOMAN HELD   President of Supreme Militar) Court Arrested in Arizona for White Slavery.

U.S. EMPLOYES :  TO WAGE FIGHT _OVER BURLESON   Serve Notice on Democrats He Will Be Issue in. 1920  Elartinne - *-

APPOINTMENT ‘COLBY MAY BE HOOVER RROM   Selection of Progressive Raises Intimation That  Food Administrator May Be White House Choice.   WILSON BREAKING  PARTY TRADITIONS   Does ‘Not- Intend to Spend Remaining Days as President Avoiding Quarrels;  Has Senators in Furare.

RESIDENT WILSON IGNORES TRADITION   Appointment of Bainbridge Colby as Secretary of State Is Clever Bid for Vote of Independent Progressives.   MAY BE OF ASSISTANCE IN HOOVER’S CANDIDACY   Opposition of Republicans and Democrats in Senate Is Scarcely Strong Enough to Prevent Confirmation.

APPOINTMENT OF COLBY 1AKEN'AS HELP. TO HOOVER   Also- Shows President: ‘Not Too MW to Face Trouble~~-

WILSON WILL NOT REVERE TRADITION IN REST OF TERM   Appointment of Colby Has Started Heavy Flow Of (iossip.   DISLIKE APPOINTMENT   (But In The End Senate Will  Confirm Choice To Cab inet Post

MMIGRANTS POUR INTO ELLIS (SLANG   Humanity Flows to the U. $ Shores by Thousands   ALL BIG SHIPS ARE FILLED   Europe Again Piping Its Worn and Motly Peasantry to the Land of Promise—Alii Records Broken Last Week.

aii  HUMANITY FLOWS TOU, , SHORES   Europe Again Piping Its Worn and Motley Peasantry to ; America. ee   ALL RECORDS ARE BROKER   Wherever a Liner Docka in Europe Hordes cf Sweaty Peasants Wind Their Way Into the Steerage —Ellis-isaind Clogged.

HUMANITY FLOWS TO U. S, SHORES   Europe Again Piping its Wort and Motley Peasantry to America.   ALL RECORDS ARE BROKEN   Wherevar a Liner Decks in Europe Hordes of SWeaty Peasants Wind Their Way toto the Steerage —Ells Island Clogged.

IMORE ARE ARRESTED IN  CONNECTION WITH PLO   Stealing of $5,000,000 Securities Seem:  ‘to Be Object OF Youthfat Onerations.

30,000 000 THEFT. PLOT UNCOVEREL   New York Brokers’ Messeng ers Charged With Tak ing Securities.

DESERTION OF OFFICERS WAS ENDED BY SHOT   Men, Women and Chil dren Went Down  with Transport.   Six Arrested in  $5,000,000 Plots

BOND THIEVES UNDER ARRES   Brokers’ Messengers in New York Accused of Framing 6 Million Dollar Steal.

ARREST BROKERS MESSENGERS   Six Now Held in Connection With Plot To Raid N. Y.  Financial: District   Youtls Accused of Sleating £145,000 in = Crucible Steel Securilies   Plot To Steal $5,000,000 in Securities and , Take Them to Canada

Irving Gluck Says He and  Brother Stole $2,000,000 Worth of Securities and Sold Them in Year.   SIX HELD BY POLICE IN NEW YORK CASE   Conspiracy of. Brokers’ Mes sengers to Dispose of $5. 000.000 in ‘Bonds it Canada Is Uncovered.

MORE ARRESTS IN Bie ROBBERY PLOT      Police Believe Plan Wes To Steal $5,000,000 Worth of Securities In Financial District.

SUK HELD IN PLOT TOGET § MILLICN WORTH OF BOND!   Two Brothers Who: Were Mes sengers. Includet; One Reported Confessing.

TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED IN BIG SECURITY THEFT   otal of Six Men Now Held ix Connection With Plot to Steal $5,000,000 in Bonds,

POLICE FOI PLOT TO STEAL MILLIONS IN WALL SURFET   Six Brokers’ Messengers Are Held on Charge of Plot to Steal Five Millions   SOME OF THEM GOT AWAY   Boy Who Stole $145,000 Worth of Crucible Steel Stocks is Captured.

SIX ARE HELD IN $5,000,000 BOND PLOT IN GOTHAM   Conspirators Planned to Fleee to Canada  With Securities.

Brokers’ Messengers In Plot To Rob New York Financial Honse   Police Now Have Six Men In Custody— Two Brothers Were Arrested Today

OHIO CONVENTION ADDRESSED BY CO)   ‘Will Define the Issua on Which He Hopes to Carry the State in November Election,

“CAMPAIGN IN ~ OHIO TODAY      THE PRESIDENTIAL CAXDIDATI  MAKES TERRIFIC . ARRAIGN OF HARDING AST NY LAADER,

VANDERBILT DIED TODAY IN PARIS   He is Head of the Family and Father of the Duchess of Marlborough.

MR. WHITE IS A REGULAR OUIJA BOARD   He Says the American People Have Decided to Elect Cox, Because They All Want the  a set  ea ee

WHITE PREDICTS. -GOHELECTION-GNTHE LEAGUE ISSUE   Declares Campaign Has Becornea Crusade for World” Peace Thru Disarmament.

‘WILL ELECT COX <>» .  TO SAVE LEAGUE   And to Avert Infamy of Separate Peace With Germany — Chairman White Thinks ae ple Want “Four-Square President,”” Not Weathervane.

ELEGTION OF GOA JURE OVO WHITE   Democratic Chairman — Declares American People Have Made Up Minds.

NONCOTTON ZONE (5 PROVIDED IN MEASURE   ONLY AREAS INFESTED BY PINK BOLL WORM AFFECTED BY ~ LEGISLATION.   Legislators Believe Farmers and Horticultural Board Will Be Well Satisfied,

COLLEGE MEN TO RUN ELEVATORS DURING STRIKE   Volunteers Will Keep “Lifts” Going in New York.

STUDENTS TO BREAK STRIKE   University Men in New York to Oper. ate the Elevators.

GOLLEGE STUDENTS OFFER TO RUN NEW YORK ELEVATORS   Finish Work on Railway and Will Attempt to Break... --  Anothes “Strike. .

STUDENTS TO RUN ELEVATORS      New York University Men Offer ¢ Ena Strike in Big Bulidings.

COLLEGE MEN TO RUN ELEVATORS FOR NEW YORI   Turn From Railroad Jobs te Be Strikebreakers in

IMOTHER CUT THROATS  OF THREE CHILDREN AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE   Ht Health and Separation Krom Her  Thusband Responsible for vict.

NEW ORLEANS PERFECT FINANCIAL COMBINE   WILL MEET IN JANUARY TO PER FECT DETAILS; WAY INCREASE CAPITAL STOCk.

WILL INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK   Organizers of Scuther: - International Banking Co. Optimistic

RAID POST OFFICE IN DUBLIN   Fifty Sinn Feiners Cover Employees With Revolvers and Carry Away Viceregal Mail,

SERIOUS RIOTS = -* ALARM DUBLIN   GENERAL POSTOFFICE HAS BEEN RAIDED BY 50 MEN.

RAID MADE ON A POSTOFFICE   Fifty Men at Deblin Carry Off Let. tere Addressed te Castle.

NL  HUBLN RAED, “LETTERS THKEA   ‘Railway Situation , in’ Irelanc . Was Never So’ Grave From Government Viewpoint

Fifty Men Raid Dublin Postoffic«   The Raiders Carry Off AV Letters Di. rected to Dublin Castle and Certat: Officia's,

WANTS CHECK — ON COAL MINES   COAL ASSOCIATION SAYS SMALI CONCERNS TIE UP THE RAILROAD CARS

BIG COAL MEN ASK FREIGHT CAR ORDEI   Want J. C. Commission to ‘Cur tail Allotment to .Owners o: Small Mines.

FAILO TQ MEET UA   ATT1,. GENERAIS LEGAL OPIN. ION ON PRIVATE St HOOLS.   He Declares Instruction Views i equivalent to Stite Course,

FAILS 10. MEET! LAW   ATTY, GENERALS LEGAL, OPIN: iON ON PRIVATE sc HOOLS.       He Déclare -Tustruction Mast Kaquivalent: to Staté Course,

RULING HITS SOME SCHOOLS   Stansbury Decidea Children Attending Certain Private Institutions May Be Classed as Truante—Studice Must Be of Wider Range.

Jack Dempsey Wa: “Slacker,” Unfit  ‘to Represent   American Legion Posts Condemn Him For Working In Shipyards During War.

Ft. Wayne Legion Denounces Dempsey   Fighter’s War Record is Con demned by Indiana Chapter —

Democratic Candidate’s Pap ers Forged, Charged at Newberry Trial.

GovERNMENT CONTENDS IT’S At * READY ACCOUNTED FOR OVER $260,000   WITNESS “FINDS” COIN

DOLLARS GALORE FEATURE TRIAL DF NEWBERRY IN  FEDERAL SOUR   Prosecution Claims to Have Established Record _ of More Than $200,000 Expended During Campaign   $3,750 LIMIT SET BY JUDGE AS LEGAL   Defense Says Court's noiding Should Apply to Outlays By Candidate Personally During Fight.

HULLARS FORMED MAIN TOPIC OF Thi NEWBERRY TRIAL   Beginning With First Witnes: Testimony Up to Adjournment Related to Money.   LIST BANK DEPOSITS AND WITHDRAWALS REAL   Prosecution Keckons That It Hw Shown Thus Far in the Case Tha More Than #200000 Was Handle in Campaign, While $3,750 is Limi Allowed by Law,

THE NEWBERRY CASE. .   According to Defense the Law Place: No Limit on Amount Candidate’s Friends May Spend for Him.

HELME CANDIDACY UNDER FIne   Assault at Trial is Switched te Fron: tal Oboeration.

LOCATING BARREL IN NEWBERRY GASE   TESTIMONY BEING DEVELOPED IN NEWBERRY CASE   JURY READY FOR THE . W. W   Twelve Men Selected to Try The Ar mistice Day Crime at Centratia, * Washington, When Soldiers Were Murdered.

Say $800,000 Spent in Buying Seat in Senate For Heroic Newberry!

NEWBERRY ROL NOW IS $200,000   Prosecution  Says Tha -Much Has Been. Already Uncovered

WITRESSES TELL OF EXPENDITURE OF THOUSANDS   Huge Amounts Hand. led in Newberry Campaign   BANK OFFICIALS ON STAND

MONEY LEADING THEME IN TRIAL   Said to Have Been Used in Newberry Campaign   MORE THAN $200,000   Already Shown to have Been Handled According to Rec. koning of Prosecution— Be. wildering Array of Bank Deposits and Withdrawals and Other Picures. *° *

SENATE RACE COST NEWBERRY $800,000 WITNESS TESTIFIES   Candidacy of Democrat Was Backed by Republicans to Beat Ford. »   HAD MONEY PILE THAT LOOKED LIKE MILLION   Testimony Shows Money Was Piled on Table by Senator's Manager Paul King.

R eet eG h FIG ° pave, a USE) te  FISRPED AS ED a We AICARER a Vs hi Hy fy PORES

AMERISAN DESTROYERS SENT TO RESCUE MAN END WIFE FROM TURK   AMERICAN AND WIFE HELD BY TURKISH NATIONALISTS; DESTROYER FTER THEM,

U. S. SENDS DESTROYER; OPPOSE NATIONALISTS   Seek Two Illinois People Cap tured in April,

DESTROYER ON WAY   Lry to Get ‘Turks to Kelease American Cilizens

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO. SECURE RELEASE OF AMERICAN CITIZEN   Freock Take Turkish Hostages; U. 8 Destroyer Goes to Morsing,

U. S. Warship To Aid Citizens — Held by Tarks   France Assists America in Obtaining Release of Relief Workers.

U.S. WARSHIP Aq TURKISH PORT   Will Demand Release of Americans Held by Moslems

WARSHIP TO RESCUE .YANKS   U. S. Destroyer Dispatched to Cilicia to Bring About Release of Iflinoisans Held by. Turks,

France and America Cooperateto Gain Release of Illinoisans Held by Turks.

U, S, DESTROYER ~ SENT:-MERSINA      To Secure the Release of Paul Nilscs and His Wife Taken From Mis7 gion School

AMERIGAN DEOTRUYER 10) RELEASE HOSTAGES   lilinois Citizens Held by Turkish Nationalist Forces Cause Of Sending Warship.      French Hold Hostages to Force Release of The Americans

WARSHIP SENT BY U. $10 HELP RELEASE NILSONS   BELOIT MISSIONARIES ' STILL HELD BY TURKS  sah a5 pene ae pie k   OTHERS RELEASED    Beloit People Went Gutside French Lines and Since Reer Missine.

BY ARCRICATO FREE NILSONS.   CONCERTED EFFORT BEING MADE TO EFFECT THE RELEASE OF MISSIONARY AND WIFE.

DESTROYER SENT TO MERSINA AID RELEASE NILSONS   Concerted Effort Being Made to Free Americans From Turk Nationalists

VICTORY MEDALS “MAY BE SECURED — ON APPLICATION      @RMER SERVICE MEN ADVISED LRKGQL ESTs WH ‘TILL. BE : RECKIVEL

"it iPPLhTiO   - 7 &  FORMER RERYICK MEN ADVISEL  REQUESTS WILL STILL BE RECEIVER

SUPREME Gee AT'S RULING. PUZZLES TRUST BUSTERS”   GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS DIS. APPOINTED BY DECISION IN FAVOR OF U.S. STEEL CORPORATION   NULLIFIES ANTI-TRUST LAW   Believed That Anti-Trust Suits Against Other Corporations Vill Go By ‘The Boards as a Resalt of the Ruling

SUPREME COURT DECISION   Upholding the Steel Trust Has Put all the Plans of the Government Out of Joint,

STEEL TRUST RUING IS  A PUZZLEF   Phin Wities Shere haa.         Fra Pa  sion Virtually  AwtieT  Belier or Leadi ty

Belief Is Prevalent That Sherman Act Is Virtually Dead   Government Perplexed What Next Step to Take in “Trus Busting,” Following Adverse Decree of Supreme Court in Steel Corporation Suit; Decisions to Be Given in Quaker Oats, Eastman Kodak and Other Cases

‘TRUST BUSTING” PROBLEM PERPLEXES TEPT. QF JUSTICE   Supreme Gourt Decision in Steel Cast Virtually Nullifies the Sherman Anti-Trust Law. .

OFFICERS DEFY — coABDERAL AGENTS   IN DISPUTE OVER THE SEIZURE OF WINE IN MICHIGAN,   A FURTHER CLASH EXPECTED   Local Authorities Say the Wine Was  “Personal Stocks, While the Government Officers Say. the Sealcucci Bros. Were Retalling It. .

BOOZE LODE UNEARTHED BY OFFICERS   Michigan Scene of Fed  eral Seizure of Much Wine.

‘WHISKEY REVOLT IN MICHIGAN      Army of Federal Agents Speed to Iron County

Grand Opera Men: Paid Big’ Prices To Get Applause   “Bravos” Bought at $20 a Pex formance, Testifies Head  of the Claque.

8 AMERICANS BEING HELD BY SOVIET RUSSIF   FIVE HELD CHARGED WITH ES PIONAGE, WILL BE RELEASED ACCORDING TO REPORT.   ONE CONVICTED OF PLOTTING   The State Department at Washington Is Making an Effort to Secure Their Release.

U.S. PRISONERS HELD BY RUSSIA   Director Says Eight Accused of Espionage Will Be Released— State Department Says There Are 25 More.   HAPPENINGS

STRIKE SITUATION. IN OHIO CITIES   Cleveland Official Says Tha Crest of Wave Has Passed —Akron Men Back

STRIKES ON WANE THRUOUT NATION   situation Greatly Improved A: Rall Laborers Return to Work   FREIGHTS RESUME OPERATION   Gimax of Unrest Fever Among Workmen Believed Over

IOWA PRIMARIES TO BE HELD JUNE %; MANY CONTESTS ADD MUCH INTEREST   Numerous Contests Expected Tec Bring Out a Heavy Vote in the State .

PRIMARIES NEXT MONDAY, JUNE 1   IOWA PRIMARIES TO BE -HinLD JUNE % MANY CONTESTS ADD MUCH INTEREST   A LARGE VOTE IS EXPECTED   Numerous Contests Ex pected ‘To . Bring Out a Heavy Vote in the Stata

EVEN YOUNG MARRIED WOME) WITHIN AGE LIMIT INCLUD. ED BY SPEAKER.

MEXICO ALLOWS JAPS TO SETTLE ON WEST COAS1   Several Thousand Immi  grants to Be Colonized in Tlagen: Ohbocd aw

REMOVES BLOCKADE TO “TRUST INQUIRY   Possession of Books of Builders Supply Bureau Is Vested in Legislative Committee

ENGLISHMEN TAKE HOMES   Manchester Tenants’ Association Seize Houses for Ex-Soldiers.

WILSON RECEIVING ~ DIPLOMATS TODAY   Improvement in President's Health Ie Shown by Audiences Given Foreign Ambassadors. 

PRESIDENT RECEIVES ENVUYS   Foreign Ambassadors Present Creden. tials to Witson at the White tiouse,

WILSON WELL-DIPLOMATS AT WHITE HOUSE   Belgian Ambassador is the First Foreign Representative to Be Received.

RECEIVES DIPLOMATS.      Wilsen’s Health is Improved Sufficiently to Attend to Credentinks Matters.

President Begins Today to Receive Foreign Diplomats for First Time in Month:

WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMATS   Foreign Envoys Never Fresented to President Beenuse of Hines witi  weet tim.

"RECEIVE ALL NEW DIPLOMATS   New Ambassadors to Be Presented in Order of Their Avnointment....

Suffrage’s Win : Celebrated On ~ Harding Porch      Republican Nominee Declares Women Will Live Up to New Obligations; Candidate Will Talk On Taonene at Natidéne Today,

HARDING LAUDS SUETS AT PARTY   LITTLE FRONT PORCH TEA SIPPING AND SPEAKING CELEBRATES DAY

WOMEN CELEBRATE VICTORY.   Inbilation at Warton, O0., With Ad.  Arena bw Senator Harding.

HARDING SPEECH OM LEAGUE PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE   Today’s Address Expected to _ be One of Most Important of Campaign.   RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT CELEBRATED   Facing Audience of Railway Employes Republican Nominee Militantly Champions the Esch-Cummins Act—-August 31 Governors’ Day.

NAMED YARD-MASTEP      Monroe Weiser Takes Place -Held By Martin McSherry.

NAMED YARD MASTER   Monroe Weiser Takes Place Held Ly Martin McSherty.

FACE COURT JAN. 17   Young: Woman Otit«-on “Bond - Has Movie and Vaude"wile Offers,

MRS, CLARAHAMON MAY WRITE A BOOK ABOUT HER LIFE   Alleged Slayer’s Love for Man kind Is Not Destroyed by Her Experiences.

CLARA OMITHS PLANS ARE VAGUE   Would Like to. Write a Bool of Her Life; Offered Place In Mavies.

FILES TWO LIBEL SUITS   Campaign Manager For Former Senator Bailey Sues Texans,

2 SUITS ALLEGING LIBEL ARE FILED BY LUTHER NICKELS   BAILEY CAMPAIGN MANAGER DEMANDS $150,000 DAMAGES IN EACH CASE,

OHIO ENTERS UPON WEEK OF POLITICS   Capital and Marion Meccas of Politicians

OHIO SCENE OF = POLITICAL DOWNES   Marion to Have Presidential  Notification and . Columbus Will Hold Meeting of. the Democratic National Committee.

POLITICAL FIRES RUNING IN THIN   Both Parties Open Presidential Campaign in Keystone State.   NATIONAL HEADS MEET

OHIO IS BATTLE GROUND NS BIG WEEK OF YEAR'S CAMPAIGN OPENS TODAY

POLUICIANS OF BOTH PARTIES ~~ FLOCK TO OHIO   Busy Week Ahead for Both Harding and _ Gox--Republican Notification Exercises Thursday a

Busy Political Week for Ohio, _ Home State for Both Nominees; Notification at Marion Thursday

OHIO ENTERS UPON FIRST BIG “POLITICAL CAMPAIGN WEEK   Executive Committee Meetings of Both Parties at Columbus, Harding Notification Ceremonies at Marion and State Committee Meetings to Bontnra a Vory Busy Week   (Ry Acenejated Press Leased Wire.)

Immense Crowd Expected At Harding Notification Cere= monies On Thursday.

OHIO CENTER OF POLITICAL TALK FOR WHOLE WEEK   Cox Meets. Committee and Senator Harding Will Sound Keynote of His Campaign

ONIO SCENE OF . POLITIC Dawe   Marion to Have Presidential Notification and. Columbus Will Hold’ Meeting of the  Democratic ‘National. Com ewnthtan

in. a aan SIXTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL FACES JURY-THIRD FIME ON -. FIRST DEGREE MURDEEF

STAR WITNESS FOR U, S, IN BOMBING CASE LAST JUNE IS SUICIDE   Leaped From Office Bldg Other Arrests Are Disclosed

THIRD TRIAL FOR GIRI   She is Charged with Murder of Her Stepfather.

TRY GIRL THIRD TIME FOR MURDER OF PARENT   1s Missouri's Youngest Girl to - Face First Degree Charges:

16 YEAR OLD GIRL TRIED FOR MURDER   Ursula Broderick Who Shot Father New in Court.

GIRL OF 16 ON TRIAL   Is Youngest Girl Ever Tried For - Murder In Missouri

GIRL 1S CHARGED WITH MURDER   Accused of Killing Stepfather In Miccairi—eMother Held

TRY GIRL FOR MURDER   16-YEAR-OLD MISSOURI GURL Is BEFORE COURT THIRD TIME FOR KILLING STEPFATHER.

STEP FATHER SHOT   Young Girl on Trial Charged. with The Crimec<- :

OBJECTIONS TO —— GHURCH ACTION   drawals From Inter-Church World Movement.

NEW ERA CRITICISMS   Will Re Heard By Presbyterian Genera] Assembly Next Week.  ees eS

CRITICISM OF NEW ERA MOVEMEN 10 BE HEARD   Five Districts of Presbyterian Church Including Chillicothe Raise Protests.      Charge ‘Excessive, Needless And Destructive ’’ Expense.

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DENIMS IS THE RAGE   ‘ad Hits National Capital and Common Blue Overalls Appear on Floor of House First Time In History—Expected to Be Indorsed by Senate Some Time Next Week.

OVERALLS WORN IN CONGRESS 1ST TIMEIN HISTORY        REPRESENTATIVE UPSRAW, OF GEORGIA, IN SPEECH IN HOUSE ANNOUNCED “ORGANI ) OF CONGRESSIONAL OVERALL eLun.

RECORD ENROLLMENT FOR SUMMER SESSION   Registration of First Five Days Shows That 1227 Have Entered University   NEW STUDENTS TOTAL 370   Number of Women Exceeds That of Men by Over Two Hundred— More Entrants Expected

NOSKE RESIGNS ON INVITATION ASSEMBLY RESTS   General Seecht Expected To Succeed Noske and Schiffer Is Slated For Premier.

EBERT ASSEMBLY WILL CONVENE AT BERLIN SUNDAY   Extraordinary Session At Stuttgart Orders Convention.

~ asta NOSKE ~ RESIGN. POST      National Assembly to*Meet in - Bertin: Tuesday—A Radical — Overhauling of the Cabinet  Demanded in- a Stitring  _. Speech by Former enn   @rahaidamann ©

ASSEMBLY IS SUMMONED TO MEET SUNDAY   Government Instructs Court ‘At Leipsic To Draw Warrants Against Nine Principals In Revolt   I LUETTWITZ USES AN ~" AIRPLANE TO ESCAPE   3erlin Still Under Rule Of Bayonets, But Troops Are Loyal to Ebert Regime Is Report eee sas"

BERLIN IS STILL UNDER THE RULE OF THE BAYONET   Troops Loyal to Ebert Regime Patrol the Streets

THINK NOSKE SHOULD HAVE HALTED REVOL   There is a Loud Demand That Ebert’s Minister of Defense Turn in His Star.   IT IS SAID HE’S WILLING ‘TO RESIGN HIS POSITION   Is Asked Some Embarrassing Questions By Members of the National Assembly.

GEAMAN ASSEMBL' WILL MEET AGAIN AT BERLIN AFTER  THE QUSTED PERIOL

WARREN HAS A POPULATION OF 1526   Has Made Gain of 331 in Last Ten Years. Its Percentage Little Less Than 28.

‘MISS WILSON’ TO BE RE-EXAMINED IN ELWELL CASE   Made Threats Against Whist’ Expert, District Attorney Is Told. :

WILL RECALL GIRL IN ELWELE DEATH   Woman jn ireland ‘Charges “Miss Wilson” Had Threat-. ened bile Lite

PART OF VILLA BAND EXECUTED   13 Members of Party Put to   Death—3 Suspected of Slaying Americans Arrested.

MEXICANS ARREST 3 ON MURDER CHARGE   ASSASSINS OF TWO AMERICANS ARE HELD BY AUTHORITIES— OTHERS TO ‘BE TAKEN.

Alleged Assassins of Boles and Roney Arrested , Others Sought.   BORDER INOUIRY OFF   Fall Committee Starts Hear. ings at San Antonio: 250 Witnesses Called.

Ppree. Persons Suspected.of the   “Murder: ‘of: American: Oil-Men  _ in Custody with Early Arrest “of Others Anticipated   OROZCO CLAIMS SUCCESS ~‘’ IN PURSUIT OF OUTLAWS   American Consul is Reported tc Express Satisfaction at Ef. forts of Federal Forces to Punish Offenders

THREE ARRESTS MADE IN GONNEGTION WITH AIBTIER fF AMERICAN   {WERICAN CONSUL SATISFIES WITH EPFORTS BEING WADE TO PUNTSH CRIMINALS,

MAKE ARRESTS IN MEXICAN MURDERS   THREE PERSONS DETAINED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING 2 YANKS   JAP GANSER TO MEXICO   Officially Reported Late Ship. ment of Munitions to Man. zanillo Accompanied By Battle Cruiser

OFFENDERS TO BE PUNISHED   Three Alleged Assassin: of Americans Arrested in Mexico

SERIOUS RIOTION IN AUSSI   Chinese are Called In to Help Restars Order in Petrograd and Kronstadt.

CHINESE AID IN RUSS FIGHTING   ‘Mercenaries Employed by Soviets to Suppress Petrograd Street Fighting.

Reds Employ Chinese ON ETS, to Suppress. . Rioting in. Petrograc

BOLSHEVIK! HIRE CHINESE IN WAR   Chinese Mercenaries Are Deserihed As Enjoying the Work of Shooting Russians.

BUTTER FAT RECORD.   New Hampshire Cow Produces 86.6 Peunds During Month of July.

HIS GRAFT WAS C00 WEEKLY   Stock Salesman for Associ ated Packing Co. Drew Princely Salary.

COX IN COLORADO   rte  Governor Visits Hospital For Wound. ed Service Men.

PLANS FOR CELEBRATION   COMBINING ATTRACTIONS FOR SEMI-CENTENNIAL

TAKE YOUR CHOICE   WHo VOU WiLL VOTE FOR IN PRIMARY MAY 4TH.   Both Tickets Pilled With Exception of Democratic Coroner.

TAKE YOUR: CHOICE   WHO [YOU WILL VOTE FOR IN YHO  t     -RIMARY MAY 47H.      Both Vickets Filled Ww ith Exception of Democratic Coroner. fe

AMERICANS WITH PEACE DELEGATES AT MINSK ARE ILL   Conditions Imposed by Soviet Affecting Health of Party, Says Warsaw Note.   DELEGATION VIRTUALLY ALL KEPT AS PRISONERS   Fighting, Except Isolated Spots, Lulls While’ Commanders Regrouping Forces.

LULL IN THE BATTLES   Only Local Actions Being. Fought on the; Russ-Polish Frentier . —Foles Group Forces.

LULL IN FIGHTING SEIZED BY POLES TQ REGROUP ARMY   Red Reinforcement: Unarmed; Riga Chosen For Peace Talk.

ONLY LOCAL ACTIONS  ON THE POLISH FRONI   POLES REGROUP SCORE WHICH WERE SCATTERED IN PURSUIT   Soviet Government Reports. Car ture of Four Villages Near Brest-Litovsk

CHOOSE RIGA AS SITE OF FUTURE PEACE SITTINGS   Polish and Russian Govern ments Agree on Locale.  FIGHTING CONTINUES   Military Operations in Poland Re ported to be Limited te Local Sections— Reds Take Towns

WILLIS AND COLE   Ohio Labor Leaders Call Their Candidaciec Tinfavrardhie.

MCULLOCH HELD 0 BE ‘FAVORABLE   Organized Labor Satisfied With Cantonian’s Record— Opposes Cole And Willis

COLE AND WILLIS BLACKLISTED BY TRE FEDERATION   Action Taken at Conference of 46° Columbus Labor Bodies and P Miners

POLES STILL F ARMISTICE; RUSST PUTS NEW TROOPS IN         Armies Will Not be: Ethnograthic        NEW REPUBLIC HAS NO” DESIRE FOR TERRE       Soviets Hope to Save  te Troops as a Result of Rushing New Troops in War.     7m

Experts Think ( Only Pitched Battle Will Be Expected Stand by Bolsheviki Before Grodno—Marshal cf France Praises Weygand as Director of Victory. a

CAMPAIGN OF POLAND NEAR COMPLETION   Heavy Fighting Is Virtual ly Concluded, Staff Officers At Foch’s Hei layrastors In Paris Dee  a ee   PITCHED BATTLES UNLIKELY   TREATY OUTLINES FRONTIER

AGREE CAMPAIGN POLAND 1S ENDED   Marshal Foch’s Headquarters Does Not Believe Further Pitched Battles Likely.   ETHNOGRAPHICAL FRONTIER NOT BEST STRATEGIC HALT   Opinion is Freely Expressed It Would be Folly for Polish Commanders to Entrench on Ethnographic Frontier and Jeopardize Their Positions.

THINK CAMPAIGN 5 ABOUT ENDED   French Officers Discuss Polish Situation   WHERE TO HALT ARMY   General Foch’s Staff that Poles Should Not be Forced to Stop at Point Which Would Place Them in Position of Military Inferiority to Enemy

POLISH ARMIES MUST ENTRENCH, EXPERTS THINK   Declare Counter-Thrust Can Not Be Halted On Border.

EUROPEAN RELIEF ~ URGED BY WILSON   PRESIDENT CITES DRASTIC  NEED OF POLAND, AUS: TRIA AND ARMENIA.

ANOTHER APPEAL FOOD SUFFERERS   President Thinks It Unthinkable That Support Should Be Withheld From Stricken People.

WILOUN AoKo LOAN FOR THE STARVING   Renews Plea to Congress for $150,000,000.   PROMPT ACTION FORECAST   President Tells Secretary Glass That It Is Unthinkable to Him That the U. S. Should Withhold Aid From the Hungry.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR MILLIONS FOR EUROPE   150,000,000 Relief Fund for Poland Austria and Armenian Suferers.,

DAESIDENT URGES CONGRESS TO GIVE RELIEF 10 EUROP   Jn 2 Letter to Secretary Glass He Advises an Appropriation for That Purpose and a General   Fxetension of European Credit.

Wilson’ Asks. Congress to - Help Europe   Financial Relief Must Be Offered, Declares the President

ANOTHER APPEAL EUR 1d MILLION      FOR RELIEF OF THE STARVING POPULATION OF POLAND, AUSTRIA AND ARMENIA

Starving Armenians, Austrians And Poles Pointed To   House Ways arid Means Committee Expected to Act On Measure.

WILSON URGES HASTE ON APPROPRIATION FOR RELIEF ~ OF STARVING POPULATIONS

WILUN TIRED TS ANOTHER APPEAL FOR RELIEF LAAN   Asks Secretary Glass to Renew Request of Congress for Authority to Render Aid in Foreian Food Situation   EARLY ACTION IN HOUSE  COMMITTEE ANTICIPATE

CREDIT EXTENSION IS URGED BY PRESIDENT   STATEMENT ASKS THAT NO FURTHER DELAY BE ALLOWED IN ‘AID FOR COUNTRIES.   FOOD. RELIEF 1S OBJECT   Wilson Renews Appeal to Congress to Allow $150,000,000 Help to Poland, Austria and Armenia.

CAAT OR RUF ash  eu A      President Urges liimediate Action on Retief to Stricken  ee   DECLARES CONGRESS COULD SAVE LIVES   Savs Anicrica Must Beat No Kespensibility for Chaos Abroad

MORAL AND MATERIAL CHAOS ARE THREATENEL   President Renews Appeal ,er Credit to Alleviate Conditions in Poland, Austria and Armenia.

FOR STARVING POLES,   President Again Urges Congress To Give People Relief,

PRESIDENT ASKS GLASS TO-MAKE. ANOTHER APPEAIT   EXPRESSES REGK“T THAT CON.GRESS HAS DELAYED THE DRAFTING EXTENSION   HAS EXPLAINED PLAN TO SUB-COMMITTEE   Urges Loak of Country’s Surplus Tc Poland, Austria and Armenia.

situation Is  Appalling In Parts of Europe, Where Men, Women and Children Are Dying of Starvation, and Necessity for Prompt Assistance Is Most Urgent.

ASKS ANOTHER APPEAL MADE   Desperate’ Food Situation in Austria, Armenia and Poland

WILSON ASKS FOOD RELIEF FOR EUROPE.   PRESIDENT WRITES URGENT LETTER OF APPEAL TO SECRETARY GLASS.

SECOND APPEAL FOR $150,000,000 [QAN TS MADE   PRESIDENT ASKS SEC GLASS TO AGAIN PRESENT FACTS TO PON ORE   REGRETS DELAY   Declares It Is “Unthinkable” That U. S. Should Withhold, Aid. &

$450,000,000 ASKED FOR CHPPERERS   President Says it is “Unthinkable” to Withhold . Such Aid :   asks GLASS TO ACT   Wants Small Amount -of bx portable Food Made Available

PRESIDENT AGAIN "URGES CONGRESS TO AID - THREE NATIONS   SAYS IT 1S “UNTHINKABLE” THA’ U. § WOULD REFUSE TO SHARE FOOD SURPLUS

President Makes New ‘Appeal for Loan To “Suffering European:   In Letter He Asks Glass To Press Matter of $150,000,000 Credit.   TELLS OF WANT ‘IN-THE BALKANS

ANOTHER APPEIL FOR (50 AAVLLIN   FOR RELIEF OF THE STARVING POPULATION OF POLAND, AUSTRA AND ARMENITA

FOOD RELIEF ~ AGAIN URGED. BY PRESIDENT   Ask: Sec’y Glass to Make An other Appeal for $150 Million Loan.

“UNTHINKABLE TO REFUSE” ---WILSON   President Writes Secretary Glass Again Urging Tha’ -$150,000,000 be Granted. -

WILGON ASKS ONCE MORE THAT Uo. BUY EUROPE FOUL   Wants Glass to Renew Appeal “to Congress to Let Him Make $150,000,000 Loan.   REGRETS CONGRESS HOLDS BACK AUTHORITY SOUGHT   U. §. Shouldn't Bear Part o Responsibility For Chaos Due to Refusal. Hint.

PRESIDENT APPEL. FOR LOM 10 1° STRICKEN INFUR...   Asks Carter Glass to I  Effort to Have Con? cl Pass Loan of Hundred hy . Fifty Millions to Pot  A creche t in end A eceun mentnn

WILSON APPEALS FOR FINANCIAL AID FOR EWROPE   President Asks Secretary Glass to Endeavor to Have Congress Appropriate $150, “000, 000 for Food.

PARIDENT ASKS AMERICANS. GIVE IF THERE GREAT ROUNTY TO THE STARVING ONES OLD WORLD

Wilson Urges Glass to Again Appeal for Loan to Feed Three Countries

President Urges Advance o $150,000,000 to Stricken Furana.   PEOPLE ARE STARVING   ‘Unthinkable’ That We Should Withhold Relief. He Says.

APPEAL IS RENEWED   Credits Asked for Poland Austria and Armenia.

WILSON URGES REL  EF LOAN   FOR STARVING IN POLAND, AUSTRIA AND ARMENIA.    Says It Is Unthinkable United States Should Withhold Assistance from  pe, eT, TA, Se Le

Recommends $150,000, For Starving Of Polanc Austria And Armenia   FOREIGN EXCHANGE SLUA

WILSON SEEKING COIN FOR POLES   President Asks Congress Thru Sec. retary Glass to Permit Loans to Nations on Bolshevik Borders—  _ Death by Starvation Otherwise.

WILSON ASKS AID OF CONGRESS   Urges that Body Grant $150,000,000 for Striken Europe

ANOTHER APPEAL MADE FOR STARVING POLANE   Wilson Urges Appropriation of $150.000,000 in Relieving Distressed Conditions.

Pres. Wilson Urges Relief Appropriation   Of 150 Millions for the Starving Populations of Poland, Austria and  Bewmamia

PRESIDENT WRITES SECRETARY GLASS CONCERNING LOAN   President Says It is Unthinkable that United States . Should Withold the  Marnev   WOULD BE PAID IN FOOD   Would Help the Starving People in Poland and Austria and Armenia, Writes Letter to  Secretary Glass.

APPEAL RENEWED BY WILSON.   Asis for Loan of $150.000,000 to Huropean Nations,

‘J. S. CANNOT PERMIT EUROPE _ TO STARVE, SAYS PRESIDENT HRCIN C LOAN FOR RELIEF      Asks Glass te Go Before Congres: Second Ttime and Ask Authority to Extend 150 Millions te Poland, Armenia and Austria.

WILSON URGES CONGRESS TO ~ AID EUROPEANS   Asks Secretary Glass to Again Request’ Loan For Stricken People   POLAND, AUSTRIA AND ARMENIA IN DIRE NEED   Says Evidence Has Beer . Furnished of Great Distress.

URGE BIG LOAN TOSTOP FAMINE   President Notes With ‘Considerable Regret Congress Delays Im. portant Step.

President Asks Glass to Make Another Appeal to Congress.   ‘REFUSING ASSISTANCE TERMED UNTHINKABLE   U. S. Should Help Aid Starv ing Women and’ Children—Wilson.

PRESIDENT ASKS GLASS. TO PUT UP NEW APPEA    Writes to Secretary of Treasury That It Is Unthinkable to Withhold Assistance,   ACTION ON MATTER MAY BE TAKEN IN FEW DAYS   Glass aud Others Have Appeared Before Committee to Explain Present Needs.      CHAMBER > SUPPORTS LOAN      United States Chamber of Commerce on Record in Support of Proposed Relief.

WILSON MAKES © STRONG APPEAL FOR FOOD LOAN   Writes Congress Letter Detail ing Ternble Suffering In Europe

STARVATION WILL KILL THOUSANDS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES   President Wilson Requests Secretary Glass te Make Another Appeal to Congress for Relief in Poland, Austria and Armenia.

WILSON AGAIN WAGES AD BE GIVEN EUROPE:   Seoretary Glass Is Asked to Appeal to Congress for Loan of $150,   UNTHINKABLE TO REFUSE AID TO STRICKEN PEOPLE   PROSPEROUS REPUBLIC DE CLARED OBLIGED TO ALLEVIATEH SUPPERING rroM SURPLUSES  ae

Poland, Austria and + _ Armenia Need Helkr   Ancther Request for Congress to Authorize a Loan of $150,000,000. to Feed Folks in Hastern Europe.

PRESIDENT IN ~ LETTER ASKS FOR AID   SECRETARY OF TREASURY “TS TOLD U;,S. SHOULD -HEARKEN TO APPEAL

WILSON ASKS FOR ~ 150 MILLIONS   To Be Used in ‘Relieving Poland, “Aus. trie and Armenia

ASKS AID “FOR EUROPE   President’ Reconimends Loan of $150, 000.680 to Poland, Austria and Ar"omenia to Purchase Food,

PLEAS FOR STARVING ~ IN EUROPE   Urges Congress to Make Loan to : Relieve Poland, Austria and Armenia.   '$150,000,000 {S$ NEEDED   elis Secretary Glacs That It Is “Un  thinkabie” to Him That United  . States Shovid Withhoid Aid From a Stricken Pecpie.

WILSON MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL FOR FOOD RELIEE   Writes Sec. Glass Urging Con: gress to Lend.$150,000,000 to Stricken Europe.   PROMPT ACTION DESIRED   “Unthinkable” That We Should Withhold “Portion of Our “Exportable Surplus.”

URGES RELIEF FOR STRICKEN EUROPI    President Wilson Asks Glass te Make Another Appeal to Congress for Funds

RENEWS REQUEST FOR FOOD LOAN TO EUROPEANS   PRESIDENT SAYS IT IS UNTHINK ABLE THAT AVERICA SHOULD WITHHOLD HER AID.

PRESIDENT WANTS AID FOR PSLAND   Asks Secretary Glass To Appea!  To Congress For Permission To Loan.

APPEAL FOR FUNDS   Cougross Again Asked to Appropriate = ‘fot Rellef, ¢

HELP STARVING, WILSON APPEAL   Urges Congress to Make Loan t Relieve Poland, Austria and Armenia.   $150,000,000 I$  NEEDEE   Tells Secretary Glass That it Is “Un thinkable” to Him That United States Should Withhold Aid From a Stricken People.

MR. WILSON PLEADS CAUSE OF STARVING MYRIADS OVERSEAS   Asks Secretary Glass to Prod Congress Into Early Action on Matter of $1 50,000,000 Loan to Poland Austria and Armenia—Quick Action May Save Many Lives.

WHICH IS DESPERATE IN POLAND, AUSTRIA AUSTRIA AND ARMENTA. 7   Writes to Secreta.y Glass to Make Another Appeal to ‘Congress for Authority to Loan $159.000.000.

PRESIDENT URGES RELIEF FOR EUROPE   Desires Congress to Take Immediate Steps to Provide fm Suffering Peoples.

APPEAL FOR FUNDS   Congress Again Asked to Appropriate fer Relief. .

TAKES OVER COAL MINES   Mexican Government to Operate Pronerties and Settle Strike.

MEXICO TAKES COAL MINES   Government to Operate Properties and Grant Demancse of the Striking Miners.

WESTERN UNION NOW IN TANGLE WITH DANIELS   FILES SUIT FOR INJUNCTION IN DISTRICT COURT.   Asks Order Directing Secretary o Navy to Refrain From Interfering With Miami Cable,

WESTERN UNION ASKS FOR AN INJUNCTION   Would Restrain Navy From Interference.

]  WESTERN UNION SEEKS INJUNCTION AGAINST DANIELS   Claims Cable Connection is fo: Replacement Line

INJUNCTION SOUGHT AGAINST DANIELS BY W. U, TELEGRAPH CO   Would Restrain Navy Depart ment From Interfering With Cable Landing.

W. U. ASKS AN INJUNCTICN   Wants Secretary Daniels Restrained From Interfering With Laying of Florida Cable,

INJUNCTION ‘TO RESTRAIN SECY. DANIELS   Western Union Ask District Columbia Court to Prevent Destruction of Cable to Miarni.

WESTERN UNION SEEKS _ DANIELS’ INJUNCTION   Would Enjoin Naval Secretar: in Cable Laying

IRJUNCTION WOULD RESTRAIN DANIELS FROM INTERFERING WITH GABLE LAYING

WESTERN UNION: SEEKS COURT'S AID   Weuld Restrain Secretary Daniels From Interfering With Florida Cable Construction.

~~ INJUNCTION   Western Union Wants Permission to Land  Cable in Florida

W.U. Seeks Injunction Against U.S.   TELEGRAPH CO. ASKS OR. DER ALLOWING CABLE TO MIAMI, FLA.

Western Union Company Seeks Injunction to Restrain Secretary of Navy from Interferina with Project

WESTERNUNION GOES 10 COURT   Battle Between Company and Secretary Daniels Takes New Angle.

INJUNCTION ASKED BY W. U      Would Restrain the Secretary of the   Navy From interfering With $ Cable.

INJUNCTION ASKED BY W. U.   Viould Restrain Secretary From Interfering With Cable.

WESTERN UNION APPEALS   ‘Asks That Secretary Daniels Be  Restrained From Stopping  Work On Cable

ASKS AN INJUNCTION   Western Union Wants Daniels fo Stop Interfering With Cable

CABLE DloPUTE TAKEN TO COUR  FOR NUNS TION      WESTERN UNION MAKES EFFORT ) TO PROTECT LAYING OF CABLE AT MIAME

BISHOP CARTER SPEAKS TONIGHT   Vieeting at Court House Under Auspices of Dorg!as County Zepublican Club

BISHOP CARTER SPEAKS TONIGHT      Meeting at Court, Horse Under Auspiers: of Douglas County Republican Club

League Assembly Is Notified That Clause Affecting Col- onies ts Inoperative  —   NOT SATISFIED WITH METHOD OF MANDATES   GERMANY  srGnep TREATY EXPECTING TO BE ADVI. TED TO LEAGUE AND HELP DISPOSE OF COLONIE

Effort Made to Hold Colonies in League Message   Considers Pact Not Binding as, To Distribution Through . Mandatories Says Note—President Witson’s Message is Received With Applause.

SAYS LOFTIS DEATH ACCIDENT      Died of Injuries Suffered in Violent Fail, le Verdict—Girl in Case Released,

LOFTIS’ DEATH ACCIDENTAL   “Died of Injuries Suffered in Violent Fall to the Floor,” Says Verdict.

BRITISH COLUMBIA WILL REMAIN WET   Antis Win By 30,000; Open Saloons Are Barred in Yesterday's Victory.

DAMPNESS SEEN IN REFERENDU}   VOTE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA INDICATES GOVERNMENT SHOPS ’ WILL SELL BOOZE   (By United Press)

THIEVES GET $100,000 WORTH OF REAL LIQUOR   Rob Wholesale Warehouse Near The Police Headquarters In Chicago.  Bound Watchman And Helped  Thamcelyes

~ DRUG HOUSE      Whiskey’ Th $100,000 Wonk re Li.  quor and:Escape

$100.0 ae ~   Chicago Thieves Steal Thirty Barrels Whisky From Drug Company.

WHISKEY YEGGS CART OFF 300 CASES   Thieves Loot Drug House Block and Half From Police Ctatinn 

POLICE GETTING AWAY,   Kokomo Having ‘Trouble to Hol Her’ Blue Coats.

RT Par ya eras  GOV. : BICKETT. ‘UPHOLDS < HONEST TAXATION ‘Sysox

MABEL MERREM IN EXPRESSION RECITAL.      Assisted By Misses Major, Banner, Blanks  Knickorbecker and Small Children.

Watch Your Speech   MABEL MERREM IN EXPRESSICN RECITAI   ASSISTED BY MISSES MAJOR, BAN. NER, BLANKS, KNICKERBOCKER AND SMALL CHILDREN

BIG EXPORT OF WET GOODS FROM N. Y. IN JANUARY   Enough To Make 290 000,000 Drinks Sent Out of Country from This One Port During Month.

OUR INDICTED: FOR. ~~ BASEBALL CONSPIRE   SW @. ‘Runiler: and Nathan : Raymond: Named’ by Jury.   ALL: INTHE COAST LEAGUE

ORDER PLAYERS HELD "IN PACIFIC SCANDA!   Western League Stars indict ed Yesterday.

FOUR MEN INDICTED — - .. QN-PACIFIC COAST   Plot to Throw Baseball Games. Alleged.

ARRESTS   It is ia Maller of the Charges ol “Throwing” Some Wall Ganies,

SLOW PROGRESS IS MADE IN SEARCH FOR BODY      Whereabouts of Husband of Woman Missing Four Years Now Being Sought.

SAYS GREECE GETS SMYRNA   Council of Ambassadors Awards Hin. ‘terland Afong That Section to Greeks, Says Paris Matin. .

SMYRNA GIVEN TO GREECE   allied Council Allots Territory to the Greeks, Says Paris Matin.

LENINE SEEKS WORLD SOVIET   First Step in Scheme Seen in Peace Bid to Italy by Russ Reds.

BATTLE OPENS ~ ON THE RHINE   LENINE SEEKS WORLD SOVIET   First Step in Scheme Seen in Peace Bid to Italy by Russ Reds.

LILLIE E. WILKINSON IS DEAD   Actress Who Made “Topsy” Roles Fa. mous Dies at the Age of Seventy-Nine.

NOTED ACTRESS PASSES AWAY   Lillie E. Wilkinson, Who Made “Top. sy" Famous, Is Dead.

SENTIMENT CHANGED   Salvation «Army Workers Ne Longer Need to Fear Jail

DANIELS LAUDS HIS NEW OFFICERS IN GRADUATION TALK   Tells Midshipmen to Cast Of Slavery to Tradition and Do New Things.   KEEP AMERICAN SEAPOWER   Congratulates 289 Members of! the Annapolis Graduating Class of ’20.

PLAYING OLAV TO TRADITIGN AAD DANIELS   Navy Secretary Gives Address ‘te. Graduating:Class ‘of. An-.

SINK TRADITIONS, ANNAPOLIG GRADS TOLD BY DANIELS   Secretary Says Future of Navy Depends on Adventure in Untried Realms.

BLAZE OWN TRAIL, IS DANIELS’ ADVICE   Secretary Of Navy Addresses Graduation Class Of Midsh'pmen At Annapolis.

URGES NAVY AUDACITY   Secretary Daniels Addresses Graduating Class at Annapolis,   Cites as Object Lesson Navy's Record of Resourcefuincss in Recent World War.

DANIELS GIVES 289 ANNAPOLIS MEN DIPLOMAS   Navy Secretary Tells Men to Cast Off “Slavery to Tradition.”

URGES VENTURES INTO NEW THINGS   Seeretary Daniels ‘Veils Midship men Not to Let Tradition Weigh Fhem Down

TRADITION A TASK-MAGTER, HARD RULE BEATEN PATH TO SOME, DANIELS SHYS    Upon Spirit and Will of Its Officers to Cast Off ‘Slavery to Tradition’ and Venture Into the Realms of Things Untried Depends the Future Strength and Efficiency of ti le Navy. Middies Are Told.

NAVY GRADS TOLD FORGET TRADITION   Daniels Tells Graduating Class to Venture Into New and and Untried.

INGENUITY NEEDED IN AMERICAN NAV\   J Daniels Appeals to Annapolis Grad uates to Venture New Things and Keep U. S. in Lead.

289 MIDSHIPMEN GRADUATE FROM NAVAL ACADEMY   Daniels Urges New Of. ficers to be Initrative

DANIELS SPEAKS TO GRADUATES   Must Cast off ‘‘Slavery of Tradition,’’ he Tells Class of Midshipmen

CITES NAVY’S RECORD   DANIELS ADDRESSES GRADUAT. ING CLASS AT ANNAPOLIS,   Secretary Tells New Naval Officers te Venture Into Realm of Things New and Untried.

CAST OFF SLAVERY 10 TRADITION-OANIELS   Tells Cadets Supremacy Of U.S Navy Rests On Strategy And ‘Invention.

DANIELS URGES NAVY GRADUATES 10 DEEDS OF GREAT USEFULNESS   Expressed Desire That Each Man Should Contribute to The Ingenuity and Effectiveness of the Navy i in all Possible Waves.

A SUGAR CONFERENCE NOW   PALMER. NOTING ALTITUDE OF PRICES, CALLS REFINING HEADS.   Bet the Attorney General Wonxldn't tevyeal What Drastic Steps Will He Vaken—Tinkham Pre... diets 35-Cent Sugar,

PHERIAN SOCIETY 10 HOLD FIRST MEETING   To Study Works of Famous English and American Authors

RED ADVANCE COMES TO HAL’   Cessation of Advance of Russian Soviet Armies Believed  Part -of Lenine Plan.   “OES SEIZE ADVANTAGE

BOLSHEVIK MAKE SHREWD BID FOR PEACE WiTH ALLIES   SUDDEN STOPPING OF SOVIET OFFENSIVE INDICATES CAREFUL PLAY BY THE RUSSIAN LEADERS   REGRGANIZE ANTI-RED ARMY   Loss in Material is Heavy Blow to Deniker’s Forees—Belsheyist Army Prenmures to Present Solid Frent to The Japanese

Gen. Deuikin Tekes Advantage of 12 : Aud Begine To Reorgentss Wiis - Shattered Army

British Think Sudden Lull In Russian Fighting Is Bid By Lenine for Peace Offers

SHREWD MOVE BY LENINE FOR PEAGE WITH THE ALLIES   sw es y Sudden Lull in Russian Fighting Leads Political Observers to. Surmise This.

LULL IN BATTLE SHREWD MOVE QF PREMIER LENINE:   TO EXCOURAGE MOVEMENT 7° ALLIED CIRCLES FOR PEACE WITH RUSS, BELIEF  i     ;%   Cessation of Fighting Makes It Easier For the Allicd Prope Trade With Ru

LU ANGELES 19 OHAKEN BY MILD EARTH TREMOR   TOWN OF INGLEWOOD, TEN MILES DISTANT, LOSES TWENTY BUSINESS HOUSES,

i@UAKE STRIKES . NEAR LOS ANGELES   INGLEWOOD, 10 MILES FROM LOS ANGELES HIT.

QUAKE RAZES : 21 BUILDINGS IN CALIFORNIA      Suburb of Los Angeles Su& fers As Result of Last Night’s Tremors :   MANY DWELLINGS =~ SUSTAIN DAMAGES

SHOCK CENTERS IN LOS ANGELES C0, DAMAGE 1S HEAVY   SINGLEWOOD SUPPERS MORE SEVERELY THAN AT FIRST ESTIMATED.   Woman Jumps From Automo bile, Dies of Heart  Tratliites

SUILDINGS FALL N SUBURB; ONE DEAD, MANY HURT   Town Of Inglewood De prived Of Light And Gas By Shocks.

LITTLE DAMAGE 'BY EARTHOUAKE   ‘Buildings Inzured—Sev eral Persons Hit by Falling Bricks

0 ANGELES SUBURB TANUGED BY QUAKE   Twenty- one Business Build. ings Destroyed---People . Are Injured.   MANY: CITIES ARE SHAKEN

California Town Hard Hit by Earth Tremors   MANY PERSONS = INJURED   ‘Hotel and Theater Among Build inas Destroved

MUCH DAMAGE DONE   Twenty-one Buildings Destroyed a Inglewood, Calif... Yesterday

Inglewood is Hardest Hit--21 Business Houses Destroyed  --Many Residences Serinuely Namanead   Several Others Injured by Fall-ing Plaster, Bricks and Glass at Inglewood

2} BUILDINGS IN GALIFORNI   Light and Gas Shut Off and Plate Glass Shattered.   BANKS ARE DESTROYED

SEVERE DAMAGE DONE BY CAL. EARTHQUAKE   Los Angeles Si Suburb « Hardest Hit — Twenty-one . Buildings Destroyed and People Hurt.

cARTHOUAKE AT LOS ANGELES PROVES COSTLY   Inglewood, a Suburb, is Es pecially Hard Hit By Tremor.   TWENTY-ONE BUILDINGS PRACTICALLY WRECKED   While Scores of Dwellings Were Injured—One Woman Killed.

Damage at Inglewood, California, from Last Night’s Shaker Much More — Than at First Thought.   MANY PLATE GLASS WINDOWS IN LOS ANGELES SHATTERED!

21 BUSINESS HOUSES AT INGLEWOOD, CAL., DESTROYED BY QUAKE   Seismic Disturbance Confined to Los Angeles County With One Death.

ONE WOMAN DEAD, ALSO, AS RESULT OF SHOCK   INGLEWOOD, NEAR LOS ANGELES VISITED   A Score of Buildings Destroyed and the City Deprived of Gas and Light as Result of E-rthquake Last’ Night

LOG ANGELES FEELS NEW SHOCK TODAY MANY BUILDINGS  WERE WRECKEL   Suburb of Great Western City Is Badly Damaged as Result Of Quake.—Business Buildings Razed to the Ground.— Los Angeles Not Damaged.

DAMAGE BY QUAKE WAS CONSIDERABLE   Town of Inglewood Spe cially Hard Hit

EARTHQUAKE MORE SEVERE THAN FIRST REPORTED   Inglewood, Californ‘a, Suffers  ss of 21 Building s — Many  Buildings In Ics Angeles Damaged.

BUILDINGS AND HOMES RUINED: INGLEWOOD HIT      EWOOD DAMAGED CONSID. SLY—SLU LO; OF MOSTLY PROPERTY PAMAGE

TACOMA PROSECUTOR IS SHOT   Called to the Door of Hie Home and Seriously Wounded.

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SHOT   Callea to Deor of His Home in Pierce County, Washington.

‘COAST PROSECUTOR IS SHOT   W. D. Askren Is Called to Hie Door and Seriously Wounded at

COAST PROSECUTOR JS SHO]   W,. DO. Askren Is Called to His Door and Seriously Wounded at Tacoma.

NAVAL AWARDS CONTROVERSY   Members of the Knight Roard Criticised by Sims, Called Before  Juvestigating Comnnittee

AVY STARTS ID GWE To olde OF THE RACKET   Mr. Daniels -to Have ; Chance to Unburden His Mind Later

REASSERTS NEUTRALITY   Germany Won't “Link Forces With Bolshevists,  We Necrlsares   FRENCH TO NEGOTIATE   Millerand Wants Soviet to Recognize Czar Obligations, Report.

UGLY SITUATION GROWS WORSEIN RIOTY IRELAND   Police Fire Pistols D rect Into Mob; One Town Wrecked.

UGLY ASPECT I8 SHOWN   Lromore Ireland Has GQuibreak of Disorders; Town Wrecked.

IRISH RIQTERS QUIET; LULL IN STORM THOUGHT   Crowd Burns Catholic Club and Wrecks Pa rochial House

NEW YORK FAILS TQ PASS LONDON   Lacks More Than Million Souls of Being World's Largest City.   Has 5.621.151 People While English Metropolis Has Ahove 6 Million.

NEW YORK SECOND CITY OF THE WORLI   CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCES A GAIN OF 854,268 DURING LAST DECADE

Senta shteteadeatanan stnmuaabetmaea sansa ennaneantninanetmeaitmiamalenmen ao a }  New York City Has 5,621,151 Peopvie London Still Leads        i

WEALTHY DRIVER “FUND GUILT   Frederick Smith Ran Down "and Abandoned Youth While Driving an. - Automobile.

U. S. MARINES IN FIGHT   AMERICANS AND GENDARMERIE REPEAL ATTACK IN HAYTI.   Yanke Pursue Outlaws Outside the Capital—150 Rebels Are Killed or Captured,

MARINES REPULSE HAYTIAN BANDITS   Americans and Gendarmerie Repel Attack in Hayti.   Yarks Pursue Outlaws Outside the Capital--1990 Rebels Are Killed or Cantiured)

MARINES IN BATTLE   REPEL REBEL ATTACK ON CAPITAL OF HAYTI.   One Hundred and Fifty of the Outlaws Are Killed or Captured.

ANOTHER BLUFFS. . BANDIT DE‘: EVIL. COMPA: ONSHIP   Rey; Catlin Talle of Fervent Appeal ‘for Forj:venesa by ‘The Boy Wio is Now Dea.  t

WENT TD COAST ON GOVERNMENT CAS!      Assistant Attorney General Denies Attending Convention at the Public Expense.

Assistant Attorney General Rode at Public Expense on Fraud Case.   THEN TOOK VACATION   Appears Before Fund Investigators at Own Request to Explain.

STEWART GIVES. PROBERS ALIBI   Says He Went to California on Business—Not to Attend Democrat Convention.

NAS ORDERED TO GO TO THE SHIPYARDS   Says That During the Time He Was on Vacation He Defrayed His Own Expenses and Did Not Make Claim for  Allawanrea

DELEGATES’ COSTS AT SAN FRANCISCO ARE QUESTIONED   Senate Campaign Fund Inquiry. Hears About Soldier Paper Political Affiliations

LITHUANIANS AND POLES GET TOGETHER   FRONTIER CONTROVERSE BE TWEEN TWO NATIONS LIKELY TO BE AMICABLY SETTLED.

NEGOTIOTIONS CONTINUE.   Lithuania and Poland Stl} in Con troverey About Frontiers.

PEACE PARLEY GOES ~N POLES. ADVANGE   Negotiations Propressing To: ward Settlement With Lihudnia.   BOLSHEVIK] ARE REPULSED

LITHUANIANS AND POLES CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS OE OPITE ARMED GONFLIG   POLES SCORE ANOTHER NOTABLI VICTORY AGAINST LARGE FORCE OF SOVIETS,

POLES ADVANCE AS DICKER WITH  FOES GOES O}   Amicable .- Settlement... .6 Boundary Question With  ne.

LONDONDERRY AUTHORITIES POWERLESS TO COPE WITH CONDITIONS THERE   RIOTING RENEWED

LONDONERRY IN CIVIL WAR SEVERAL DEAD   Rifles and Revolvers Used Freely Between Unionists and Nation alists. Business at Standstill.

MOBS OPEN FIRE ON TROOPS; MANY KILLED IN RIOTING   Firing Maintained With Desperate Intensity At Londonderry.

BIG FIGHT IN ERIN:   Rioting Renewed in Londonderry —5 Dead, Many Wounded.   Situation in Ireland {3 Criticale= Troops With Armored Cara Pouring Into Dublin.

IRISH WAR ON BRITISH SIX KILLED   Authorities in City Are Overcome by Nationahist Forees   SJTUATION HELD CRITICAL    Dublin Correspondent Declares Serious Crisis in Ireland Impending

TAVOH ALOT Ant RENEWED TODAY   Crisis in Irish Trouble I: Believed Near — Severa More Killed Today ir Conflicts

UIVIL WAR Al LONDONDERRY: MANY KILLED   Authorities Are Powerless and Anarchy is  Reigning.   BUSINESS SUSPENDED THROUGHOUT THE CITY   Unionists Charge Sinn Feit Stronghold—Troops On Scene.

RIFLE, "AND REVOLVER © * SIRING TS CONTINUOUS   Business Suspended and Poati me:  Declining to Deliver Mail  i while. ‘Troops Strive Vainly tc Put Down Strife

UNREST IN IRELAND   LCIYEL WAR CONDITIONS PRE. VAIL UN TOWNS, LONDONDERRY   Riotinge Which Lakted: AIL Night  Was. Resumed This Morning ! And Many Were Killed

Civil Authorities Fail to Cope With Situation in [rish City   Several Are Killed In Morning  Rioting

AUTHORITIES OF CITY ARE POWERLESS   Several More Killed ir Today’s Rioting

IRIS  NID Ml WAR      AUTHORITIES ARE POWER LESS TO CHECK CONFLICP AT LONDON. DERRY   IMOB FIRES ON TROOPS      Six Deaths and Hundreds Wound ed the Result of Hattle in Irish City      Intense Firing Keeps Teople indoors and All) Busine suspended

CIVIL WAR STILL NOT CONTROLLED IN LONDONDERRY   Business Is Suspended While Fighting Con tinues over City

MANY DEAD IN ARGH RIOTINE   Londonderry: is Beseiged ani "Many: Persons Are Killed “in'Battle. ~~   AUTHORITIES . POWERLESS

Londonderry in Throes Of Civil War; Unionisis  And Sinn Fein Battle   Schools and Stores Closed ana  Fire Apparatus Is Destroyed. Many Workmen Are Shot Dow:  res arrsv? vrarcarrmaertm $1 FFA APP aelUlUm CPO.

MRISH CITY 18 SCENE OF RIOTING, FRNG IS. TENSE   TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS IN PRESENT OUTBREAK REACH- <   LTPRETS DESERTED   People Féar to Venture Out. Shops and Schools Minased

CIVIL WAR GRIPS IRELAND   Mob Openly Fires on Troops a Londonderry.

Many More Killed As irish Riots Are Renewed   BUSINESS IS SUSPENDED   Shops and Schools Close and Mousses RBarricaded

FIGHTING WAS RESUMED THIS MORN; 6 DEAD   Mob Openly Fired a1 Troops; Situation  is Serious

Authorities are Powerless Tc - Stop Fighting Between Na tionalists and:Unionists —   Business _ Buspended--Troopa “Unable to Stop the Fighting in the ‘City -

MANY DIE IN CIVIL WAR IN LONDONDERRY   Business In Irish City Is At a Standstill as Street Bat- . tles Continue   AUTHORITIES HELPIESS   TROOPS IN ARMORED CARS CHARGE ‘THROUGH STREETS AGAINST UNIONISTS.

Londonderry - Fight Resumet With Greater Intensity When Troops Leave.   CLOSE SHOPS AND SCHOOLS AND BARRICADE HOUSES   Battle Shifted from Place te Place as Soldiers Quell Local Disturbances.

SEVERE RIOTING IN LONDONDERRY RENEWED TODAY   'Sinn Fein and Unionist Forces in Bloody Clashes. Down Streets of. Irish City   THREE. UNIONISTS SHOT, ONE THROWN IN RIVER   British Troops Use. Armored  Car in Struggle to Stop Disorders

CONDITION IN LONDONDERRY IS ONE OF WAR   Authorities Powerless, De clares Message to London Exchange.

RIOTING 1S BEGUN ANEW EARLY TODAY IN LONDONDERRY   Irish Mobs Openly Fire On Troops; Powerless to Stop Outbreaks.   SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED   Revolver and Rifle Fring Is Being Maintained With Desper ate Intensity.

War Conditions In Londonderry, Ireland   Six Killed to Date in the Rioting and  -Clashes Continue This Afternoon...

SIX DEATHS — IN IRISH. — RIOTING   WHICH WAS RESUMED EARLY TODAY IN LON DONDERRY. .   Factions in Bloody Encounters‘in Streets—Mob Fires on Government Troops — Business Suenendad 

Business Suspended in Londonderry and Battle in Streets Continues.   AUTHORITIES ARE NOW POWERLESS   eran nn  Number of Deaths in Present Disturbance is Brought Up to Six.

LONDONDERRY _ ‘MOBS DEFY THE - .- AUTHORITIES   Bioting Beyond [Couteet  € o Military Troops ‘Are: oo) red: 0,        SEVERAL MORE KIILED   Opposing Party Factions Keep up Cerfamous Rille and Revolver Fire i _ Streets and Prisiness (ys Paraiyzeds People Fear yo Velitur: Gut.

LONDONDERRY AGAIN SULNE OF UGLY RIG]   Civil Authorities Fail to Cope With Situation in Irish City   Several Are Killed In Morning Rioting

RIOTING RENEWED IN LONDONDERRY   People Fear to Venture Out to Work: Streets Are Deserted

UA WARIN LONDONDERRY        Six Casualties So Far Result fron Bloody Fighting in Streets of Irish Town.

CIVIL WAR IN TRELAND.   Authorities Powerless to Control Fighting at Londonderry.

Six Deaths and Hundreds Wound ed the Result of Battle in Irish City   Intense Firing Keeps People in. doors and All Business is Suspended

CILWARIN: —_ LONDONBERRY   IRISH FACTIONS RIOT AND BUSI, NESS IN ZONE COMPLETELY PARALYZED.

LONDON UNABLE. “TO END CARNAG]   CIVIL WAR DEATH TOL HAS -REACHED SIX I} TONDONDERRY.

HUNDRED OTHERS ARE HURT   Fighting Between Nationalists and Unionists Spreads; Shops Looted, Authorities U nable to Halt Hostilities.

FRESH OUTOREAK NLOMMUNDEEY ANS Gi NEATHE   Rioting Kept Up all Nigh! Continues Also During a hg. ee   FIRE ON THE TROOPS   Business-in City at a Stand. still, People Fearing io Leave Homes,

LONDONDERRY IN THROES OF A CIVIL WAR      Rioting Resumed in Irish City Early Today Results. { in Death and Injuries   CONTINUOUS FIRING SUSPENDS BUSINESS

SITUATION IS STILL SERICUS   Civil War Conditions in ‘Londonderry — Au thorities Helpless

VIL WAR IN IRELAND WITH RIOTING   Many Injured in Con.tinuation of NationlistUnionist Clashes at Londonderry this Morning.   5 PERSONS KILLED MANY WOUNDED   Shops and Schools are Closed and Dock Workers go on Strike in Irish Industrial Center.

BRAZIL OFFERS BG OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMERICAN COMMERCE   War Has Given This Country a Strong Foothold in All ’ South America.

BRAZIL A NEW WEST FOR U.S. COMMERCE NOW   SOUTH AMERICA OFFERS VAST OPPORTUNITIES AFTER AFTER-WAK TRADE EXPANSION

VOTING TEDDY HITTING HARD   Lambasts Wilson Administration : for Its Record of Extravagasec  ana Rieunderiug-

N APPEALS TO MINERS T0 60 BACK TO WORK   Using Mine Workers of Amer. ica as Medium He Puts It Up to the Workers.

MINER'S HEA ORDERS MEN TO RESUME WORK   John L. Lewis, of United Mine Workers, Takes Quick Action on Wilson’s Telegram.   PLEASED WITH TONE OF WIRE   Regards President’s Tele gram as Rebuke to Thos Who Incited Men to Dis regard Contracts.

President Lewis of Mine Work: ers Sends Telegrams to Lo als in Affected Districts      Iiincis and Indiana Strikers: Urged to Get Back to Work as Soon as Possible   ELABORATE STYLE SHOW AT MARIGOLD GARDENS

STRIKING MINERS ARE ORDERED BY PRESIDENT TO RETURN TO MINE!   LOCAL UNIONS CALLED TO WEET AND TAKE STEPS FOR RE TURNING TO JOBS,

NERS END at AND NOT BEFORE   Telegram to Union Officials Severely Censures Violations of Contract:and Warns of Consequences if Same Method Is Followed.   REOPENING OF WAGE AWARD CASE IF ADVICE IS FOLLOWED

PRESIDENT ACTS.   PREOVENT AGIOS,  Appeals to. Strikers tc Return, Pending Adjustment of Wage Controversy,

DIRECT ALL COAL MINERS RETURN TO THEIR WORK      JOHN L. LEWIS, PRESIDENT OF UNITED MINE WORKERS, ISSUED FORMAL ORDER.   He . zplained That He Issued the Order in Consideration of the Request Made By President  Wilson,

LEWIS HAS ORDERED MEN BACK TO WORK   Takes This Action in Response to Telegraphic Reguest of President Wilson.

SETTLEMENT GOAL STRIKE IS PROBABLE      President Wilson’s Request tc * Resume Work Will Bring Results.   LEWIS ORDERS MINERS TO AWAIT ADJUSTMENT   Frank Farrington Says Reésponsibility” Now Rests With Lewis,

ALL LOCAL ~ UNIONS ARE INSTRUCTED: BY OFFICIAL.   To Take Immediate ‘Steps to  Get Men Back 'to Mines— Order’. Follows. Appeal - Made By Pres. Wilson.’

MEN CALLED ON TO KEEP CONTRACT   Union Head De. ciares Shafts in 2 States Should Be Opened at Once; Farrington Directs Illinois Miners to Comply.

LEWIS ORDERS MINERS TO GO BACK TO WORK   “Meetings Of Your Local  Unlow Should Be Inumediately Convened And Action Taken,” Order Reads

URDERS MINERS BALK TO WORK   President Lewis Directs Immediate Steps Be Taken to That End.

LEWIS ORDERS STRIKERS. BACK   Miners Union Head Issues Order in “Consideration of Request of President Wilson   COPY SENT TO THE PRESIDENT   Points Out Wage Conference Will he Called When Strikers Demonstrate Their Good Faith

BY PRESIDENT LEWIS OF MINE WORKERS   Telegrams Sent to the Affected District

DADER SENDS MINERS BACK TO PIT JORS   UNION PRESIDENT FOLLOWS LEAD OF WILSON’S LETTER   Men Told To End Tie Up of Indiana and Illinois Fields.

JOHN L. LEWIS. ORDERS MINERS BACK TO WORK   ACCEPTS THE SUGGESTION MADE BY PRESIDENT WILSON— EXCHANGES TELEGRAMS.

WILSON'S PLEA TO UNION HEAD BRINGS RESULTS   Test of Strength. Be tween Farrington and Lewis Next

TO WORK TODAY   Meeting Will Be ‘Called to Take. Necessary Steps at Once

Sends Telegrams to Every Local Union in Illinoi: and Inliana Directing That Steps Be Taken to Get Men Back to Work; Little Change in Indiana Strike Situation.   PRESIDENT WILSON TAKES HAND IN WALKOUT

MINERS ORDERED — VK TO WORK   Lewis, President of United Mine Workers Will Wire ‘Every Local Union to Get  Back to Work at Once in TewAtaews ava Whltente

IS ORDERS STRIKING MINE WORKERS BACK   Sends Word to Every Local in District 10 Take Steps to Resume Work.   CONSIDERATION PROMISED   Passes On President Wilson’: Message—No Immediate Change in Situation.

MINERS’ STRIKE IS CALLED OFT   Ulinois and Indiana Workmen Sent Back to Jobs by Orders of Union Chief.

/Not Known Whether He Will Reply To Stinging Rebuke By President   ETTLEMENT NEAR IN ILLINOIS FIELDS   eal Effectiveness Of Wilson's Message Cannot Be Told Before Monday

STRIKING MINERS ORDERED 10 WORK   President Lewis Telegraphs All Locals in Indiana and Illinois Districts to Have Their Men Return,   WHITE HOUSE GREATLY PLEASED OVER RESULT   President Frank Farrington of lilinois Mine Workers De« clares Employes Will Res fuse to Respond.

LEWIS ACTS ON PLEA OF WILSON RESTIME WARK   MEN IN INDIANA AND ILLINOIS_ FIELDS TOLD TO CO TO NICCING   President Declares He Can Not Recommend Meeting If Pits Are’ idle.

MINERS’ CHIEFS ORDER RETURN TO EMPLOYMEN   Farrington Supplements Lewis Directions to Break Coal. Field Strike

MINERS ARE ORDERED TA RESUME WORKIN ACCORD WITH WILSON’S DEMANDS   International President Lewis Appeals to Men for Resumptio of Work Pending Wage Hearing

MINERS IN 2-aTATE WALKOUT ORDERED TO WORK BY LEWIS   Mine Workers’ Head Wires All Locals in Illinois and Indiana to Get Busy.   HALF DOZEN IOWA MINES IDLE, OPERATORS REPORT   Seme Day Men Now Out in Albia District Expected to Go Back Next Week.

ORDERS MINERS TO END STRIKE ON WILSON PLEA   President Lewis of United Mine Workers Issued Pre-emptory Orders   MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT.   Said That Serious Situation Would Confront Country in Event of Many Strikes

SAYS ALASKA IS PATRIOTIC   : Delegate Declares Territory No  Trying to Break Away Bveom tt. S§.

AVS ALASKA IS PATRIOTIC   Delegate Declares Territers No Trying to Break Away  _ -_ a

ONLY AWILD OREAM   Ridiculous Report of Bolshe vist Move in Alaska.

IS DISCREDITED.   Report That Alaska May Secede Not Taken Seriously.

HERE’S A STARTER FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   F:  Therinal Syndicate. of New York Hecking Missouri Location for Large Manufacturing Branch.

BLAZE ATOTE!   HENNESSY, OKLA., SCENE OF DIs ASTER AT FARLY Hotr MONDAY MORNING

FOUR DIE IN HOTEL FIRE”   Several Also Injured When Hennessy, Okla., Hostelry is Destroyed Early Today.

MRS, HAMON RESTING,   Visiting at Sister's Home in Wilson, Oklahoma.

HEAVY VOTE CHI TODAY HEGUHU BALLOT EXPECTED   Generally Unfavorable Weather Prevailing Bus  the Ardor of the Electorate Is Apparently Twn watoen 3   EATHA PREPARATIONS FOR voitiG   It Is Believed Buckeye State Will Gast Over 2,¢00,000 Ballots Teday, Over 700,080 of Them  fe Ne so eee ee

Secretary of State is of the Opinion Total Vote In Chio Will Be Well Over Two Million— Rainy Weather is No Impediment With Interest Runwet we Biok

WILSON SENDS MESSAGE TO SOUTHERN BAPTIST:   Telis ‘Them Nuition laces Question Whether It Is toe Help) Christisn Pecple in Other Parts of the  “wy...

BAPTISTS HEAR MECOAGE FRUM THE PRESIDENT   Says Nation Faces Question Whether It Will Help Other Christian People

TENNESSEE LEADERS HOLD CONFLICTING VIEWS   House Expunges From Its Journal all Record of Ratification Federal Suffrage Amendment.

TENNESSEE PUZZLE ON SUFFRAGE WILL GO 10 THE COURTS   Such Is Belief of Head of Tennessee Constitutional Body As Expressed Today.   ANTIS HAVE NOT MET   No Gathering of Forces Endeavoring to Undo What Was Done August 21 Yet Held.

De Valera and Walsh to Presen Plank Recognizing Irish Independence by U. 5S.   “ommittee of Five Selected to Locat  Hall Large Enough to Hold Dele gates to All Conventions

Premier Millerand Confers With Narshal Foch on Ebert Government’s Defiance of Order That Treaty Terms Must Be Observed.   RENEWED FIGHTING AT ESSEN REPORTED BY TELEPHONE TO BERLIN

FRANCE Nolo HUN ARMY LEAVE RUHR DISTRICT   Military Chiefs Confer After ) Premier Serves Notice on Germany That She Must Live Up to Treaty.

TREATY VIQLATE BY GERMAN Ta 0 FRENGH CHARGE   PREMIER MILLERAND SENDS NOTE RETPERATING PE SEVN DDS.   MILITARY LEADERS MEET   Bv Despatching Sokliers To Rahy Distvict AVrtiele 44 of Peace Pact Broken—Act Considered Hostile,

FRENCH WAR LORDS HOLD CONFERENGE   Hun Regulars Advance Along Entire Front at Ruhf Despite Protest of Allies—Teuton Charge d’Affaires Is Warned.

LABOR PARTY IS SHUT OUT.   Cannot Have Its Candidates On Rallot in Oklahoma.

HARDING AGREES TO MEET. KOOT a0 DISLUSS — LEAGUE      {By Raymond Clapper, United, Press Staff Correspondent.] —

HARDING CLOSE TONATURE NOV   President-Elect at Point Isa bel, Tex., Fishing for Tarpon and Playing Golf.   TO PANAMA NEXT WEEK

PRESIDENT-ELECT. IS NOW FISHING AND GOLFING   IS IN COMPORTABLE COTTAGE ON GULF COAST. DONS A SOFT SHIENT

HARDING FISHES FOR BIG TARPON ~ OFF POINT ISABEI   Great, Blister and Ssir in the Sleepy Fishing Village Beeause of Hardings,

HARDING CASTS FOR BIG FISK   THE PRESIDENT-ELECT HAS AMBITION TO HAUL IN MONSTER TARPON

Harding Says He Recalis Having Seen Cablegram From Elihu Root Dur. ing Summer in Which Modifications in Treaty Were Suggested.

HARDING'S VISI STIRS VILLAGE   President-Elect Quartered in Brownsville Lawyer’s Cottage.

Burros, Pigs, Goats and Other Creatures Greet. Harding at Pt. Isabel

HARDING GOES FISHING AND PLAYS GOLF; WILL SAIL FOR PANAMA NOY, If

President - Elect Harding Dons Soft Snist and Goes _ Fishing in the Bay   Hays and “Harding Have No Comment}to Make on Root’s League ment

HARDING 15 TRYING TO LAND A TARPON   i Spends First Night Without  Baggage Because Only Train  e.g

HARDING SILENT ON ROOT’S CABLE   Has Nothing to Say in Regard to Story’ That He Was Advised To Modify League   SPENDS MORNING FISHING   President-Elect to Motor to Golf Course This Afternoon—Train Jumns Track <a

0 FISHING AND PLAYING GOLF   PRESIDENT-ELECT GETS INTO UNCONVENTIONAL CLOTHES,   RESTING PLACE QUIET TOWN   Has Quaint Hotel With Narrow Gauge Railroad Down the Main Street—-Piqs and Chickens Have Liberty of Town,

NAMING NAMES SS OTARTED BY LABOR UNIONS   Local Organizations Will Be Given Records of Unfriendly Candidates

BOARD UF CONTROL MEASURE APPROVED   SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE TEXAS STATUTE   STATE COURTS ARE. BUS!   Court of Criminal Appeals Re versed and Remanded Case Growing Out of Altering Paper.

CAPITAL MUST “BE EUACUATED, FYDERTS WAR   Russian Cavalry Corps Pene trates to Within Few Miles i _of Warsaw   HOPE GF ARMISTICE SEEMS TO BE DEAD   British Gevernment Irritated Over Reds’ Attitude to Lloyd George Sugaestion

Nominee Turns Down 2 Number of Invitations for Addresses ,   Delegations to Begin Journey to Marion Next Saturday

HARDING TO ABANDON DAILY GAME OF GOLF   His Front Porch Campaign Begins Saturday When Delegation From Mansfield, Ohio,- Will Call.

a ee ee eae eee ae eee ae ee ee  HARDING MAY QUIT GOLF FOR PRESENT   Duties of Presidential Candidate Too Heavy to Spend Time in Sports, He Says,

MAY ABANBEN GOLF.   Senutor Warren G. Harding (s Distant From Links—Retires From Reset bbeehit

MISSISSIPPI. RUNS BEHINE   Showe Lasa of Population Accardinc _ to Census Returne--Oklahoma and ‘South Dakota Gain.

POPULATION FIGURES   Los Angeles is Now Larger Than San Francleco

SOUTHWESTERN TOWNS GAl   Albuquerque, New Mexico, Made In Crease of 37.5 Per Cent—Okiahoma and Kansas Grow Too.

CONSTRUCTING PAVEMENT   Will Beautify Grounds in Front of Silk Factory,

CONSTRUCTING PAVE         Will Beautify Grounds in Frout of Sith Factory,

ELEVATOR PEOPLE MET.   Windtall Improvement’s Completion is Celebrated.

“RLEVATOR PEOPLE MET:   F ok +, ‘st Conipletian      Windfall improvenr

ELISHA GRIMES MURDERED   Slayer of Former Local Resident Gets 99 Year Sentence

MURDERER OF FORMER RESIDENT IS SENTENCED   Man Alleged to Have Killed Elisha Grimes at Mt. Carmel, Ill., to Spend 99 Years in Prison.

WILL LAUNCH FIGHT ON BOLSTEAD AC’   Will Open Fight in Next Congres: to Permit Manufacture of 5 Per Cent Beer.

WILL ASK 5 PER CENT BEER   Congressman Vare of Penneytvatila Plana Votstead Act Change at Next Session.

‘WILL ASK 5-PER CENT BEER   ‘Congreasman Vare of Pennsyivania Plans Voletead Act Change at Next Session.

STRIKE DELAYS TRUCK      Factory Can Not Make Deliver: as Planned

NEW BOMB CLEW ‘COLLPSES, POLICE TD. NEARER FINISH   Release Of Alleged An archist Ends Another ’ Line.

AMERICANS IN MEXICO SEND $.0.8   Ask That Ships Be Sent tc Guard U. S. Interests.  WILL INVESTIGATE   State Department Says Request Not Unusuai—Mayo Indians Revolt Against Carranza.

YANKS IN MEXICO ASK FOR WARSHIPS   REQUESTS FOR PROTECTION REACH CAPITAL FROM SEVERAL PORTS   DEPARTMENTS 10 PROBE   State, War and Navy Departments Seek Further Information Regarding Alleged Conditions.

ESKS WARSHIPS   Request To the State, War and. Navy Departments Comes From Government Representatives In Mexico— No Statement Made at Washington.

ASK WARSHIP _ BE DISPATCHED   Some Uneasiness as tc ‘Safety of American Property in Mexico

Aik FORPEARSEIFS DOW i RESEO              ANU WVARSHIPS TO PROTEC op ‘ AMERICAN CITIZEN!      ROUESTS ONS FROM COAST:   “Authorities at Washington Making  Investigation to Ascertain if There     Is, Rea). eed for the, War Ships,

OFFICIALS ASK FOR WAR SHIPS   AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES IN MEXICO URGE THAT SHIPS BE SENT TO PROTECT THEIR 1AVEs.

ASK FOR DISPATCH OF WARSHIPS T0 PROTECT  AMERICAN CITIZENS AND PROPERTY IN MEXICO

U5, WARSHIPS T0 PROTECT CITIZENS NY MEXICO. ASKED   American Envoys in Two Wes Coast and One: Gulf Town Manifest Their Fear. .   1,000 INDIANS EN ROUTE TO JOIN SONORA’S FIGHT   State’s Immigration Officials Deny American Passports Carranza Consuls Give.

AMERICANS ASK ~ FOR WARSHIPS   Government Representatives in Mexico Ask Protection by United States. .  mm tw neon ee

WANT U.S. WAR SHIP,    Saw dvie ( American Ofifelals in Mexteo Wire - For Protection.

PROTECTION OF PROPERTY AND LIVES NEEDED   State, War and Navy Department Officials Investigate.

PROTECTION FOR. AMERICAN CITIZEN   U.S, Representatives In Mexico Ast For Warships To Be Dispatched To That Country.

U3, WANTS WARIS AT MEXICAN PORTS   Consuls Ask : That Ships Be “Sent. — Sonora Battles Are ‘Being Awaited With. Muct  Interest by Watchers of ‘ “the  Rh oelannn Stheatian

OUT OF MEXICO   Come Cries For Ships and Men To Protect Americans

UAGE WARSHIPS PUSH TO MEXICL   American Representatives Ap“pear for. Aid; Details Are Not Revealed.   PACIFIC, GOLF COASTS

WANT WARSHIPS SENT TO MEXICO      American Citizens Demand That Their Property Be Protected.   THREE YEARS FOR PREMIER

ASK. WARSHIPS an SENT TO MEXIE  ei rca ES gh 0 VC AMS or ptr eNO aE

AMERICANS ASK U. S. WARSHIP   For Protection in Mexican Coast Towns.   Which Came From Towns Situated on Both Gulf and Pacific Seaboards.

NANT WARSHIP SENT 16 MEXICO TO Alb YANKEES   Requests Come From Widely Separated Points in Mexico   Officials Investigate Before Dispatching Ships Asked For

MRS. FLEISCHMANN. GRANTED DIVORCE   Names Woman Her Husband Is Likely to Marry After Being Freed.

NIRS. FLEISCHMANN SECURES DIVORCE   (iets Alimony Of 825,000 Annually In Addition To Cash Settlement

GOODRICH BLAMED FOR BAD MIXUP OVER INDIAN!   GOVERNOR FAILED TO ACT PROMPTLY ON ELECTION LAW.   PERPLEXING PROBLEM FOR COMMISSIONERS

KAISER MAKES A SECRET TRIP   A  Former German Emperor Closely  Guarded by Pollee Officers, Takes a Ride in an Auto.

FORMER KAISER TAKES A TRIP   Permitted te Quit Capita! te Visit  Home ot Doorn.

KAISER MAKES A SECRET TRIP   ery  Fermer German ‘@mperer Gis Guarded by Police Offieere, Ta a Ride in an Aute.

KAISER MAKES A SECRET TRIP   Former German ~ hel Closely Guarded by Police cers, Takes a Ride in an Auto.

CHAS INSTRANGE COMPANY   Widew of Fremont Sargean Claims iis Death Was Crused Re Eall.

SUES INSURANCE COMPANY   Widow of Fremont Surgeon Claims His Death Was Caused fix tall.

HAT MAKERS GET 25  PER CENT WAGE RAISE   PLAN NON-PARTISAN CELEBRATION FOR COX

BLAZE AiR PATH OVER SAHARA   AVIATORS MAKE FIRST TRIP OVER GREAT WASTE, COVERING 3,500 MILES

FLEW. OVER THE SAHARA   Twe french Aviators Hav: Passed ia Air Over The Desert.

PLEW OVER SARAH DESERT,   Two French AWators Have Arrived on Other Side.

GRAND JURY PROBE: RESUMES AT CHICAG(   Ebetts and Frazee Ex cused as Witnesses.

PAMBLING INGUIRY WILL BE PRESSED   ASEBALI POOLS AND OTHER PHASES OF GAMBLING WILL RE INVESTIGATED

GARFIELD NOT 1 TESTIFY BEFORE COAL COMMISSION   Excused Because of Press of Private Matters, Chairman Robinson Announces.   HIGH COST OF FUEL IS EXPLAINED BY MR. WATKINS   Declares Several Operaters Have Been Forced Inte Bankruptcy ty Railroad Administration Throwgh Policy of Contiscating Coal and Withholding Payment,

GIVES REASONS FOR INCREASED COAL PRICE:   Advanced Cost Due to Wage Advances, Strikes and Car Shortages Some of Causes Declares Eastern Operator.

HANG THIRD SLAYER IN CHICAGO PRISON   Murderers of Two Executed ir Cricago Jail.   }  Frank Zagar Only Man of Five Con demned to Dic Who Was Not Saved by Stays of Execution.

THIRD SLAYER HANGED   Marderer of Two Executed in Cricago Jail.   Frank Zagar Gnty Man of Five Con  demned to Ore Who Was Not Saved  by Stays of Execution.

HANG THIRD MURDERER   SLAYER OF TWO MEN EXECUTED IN CHICAGO JAIL.   Frank Zagar, “Stickup Man,” Drops Through Trap With Sneer of De. fiande on His Face.

THE RUSSIANS SUFFER HEAVY LOSS AGAIN   POLES RESUME ATTACK ON THE NORTHERN FRONT WITH GREAT SUCCESS,   The Polish Forces Now Occupy she Imaportant Cities of Favalki and Fejuy—Puorsuing the Red«_

GEAMANY ASSERTS WHE BE NEUT RM   POREIGN MINISTER CLAIMS EN TENTE ASKED GERMANS TO JOIN AGAINST SOVIETS

GERMANY NOT AFTER A FIGH   Land of Huns Refuses Proposals of! Both Russia and Entente to Join in Warfare; Announcement Caused Sensation.

OF INTEREST TO SOLDIERS   HOME SERVICE REPORT FOR MONTH OF APRIL

DEMPOEY TAKES WITNESS STAND   Did Not Break His Wife’s Jaw He Tells Court  DENIES ALL CHARGES   9f Non-Support and Cruelty Made by Former Spouse— Worked to Support Family when Boxing Game was Dull. Boxed for Patriotic Benefits Without Pav. He Savs

DEMPSEY DENIES WIFE’S CHARGES OF SLACKERISM   Champion Takes Stand in His Trial at San Francisco.

Champion Denies Breakine Wife’s Jaw During His Residence With Her

DEMPSEY CONSUMED BY DESIRE TO AID HIS COUNTRY DURING THE WAR   SO HE BOXED FOR NOTHING AND HIS INCOME IN_19%8 WAS ONLY A TRIFLING $4,000,

JTOAGREEMENT Uh ERMAN QUESTION   TEUTONS DISINCLINED TO AGREE TO ALLIED DISAR. MAMENT DEMAND.   DEMOBILIZATION 15 SLOW   The Germans Demanded Fifteen - Months in Which to Carry  Terms—Allies Refused to  _ Grant Extension. —  aa

Demobilize at Once or Alliec  Armies Will Enforce Pact.  Foch Tells Germany; Plez  for Delay Is Flatly Refusec   Simons Says Smuggled Gun: Swell Supplies and Cite: Trish Revolt As Instance: of Difficulties in the Wax

GERMANS AND ENTENTE DISCUSS DISARMAMENT   Allies Flatly Refuse Germai _ Request For Fifteen Months’ Grace.

CANNOT AGREE CN OISARMANEN   GERMAN AND ALLIED MILITAR OFFICIALS UNABLE TO REACE AN AGREEMENT   Premier Lloyd Gecrge Ordered th  Officials to Resume Their Con ference in an Effort to Reach — Basic Understanding,

Alhes Unable to Reach Settlement With Germans   Lloyd George Orders Conferences Resumed When Failure to Agree on Disarmament Is Reported; Request for 15.. Months Extension Flatly Refused; Delegate Says Germany Still Faces Danger of Revolution,

GERMANS AND ALLIES ‘FADLOCKED AT SP "TEUTONS MUST AGRE   Military Officials Unable To Set tle The Question Of ~ Disarmament.   ‘DISCUSSION IS RESUMED

MILITARY MEN ORDERED BACK : BY PREMIER   Germany May Be Given Six Months To Demobilize Forces — Time Extended. ‘

AKRON HAS 10,000 FLU CASES   Hospitais Crowded to Overtlowing—-Plan Temporary Hospitals

HOTRLY TEMPERATURES.   ATTEMPT ON KEARNEY MAN   Seeond Kndeaver Is Madee Within ) Week to bad Life of Dai  j =.  a

HOURLY TEMPERATURES.    secona Endeavor Ix Mundec Within Week to bad Lite of Dri  Deuter,

BELIEVE. DUT WILL NOT GI UP KAISER   Format Reply to Allies’ De mand Is Being Drafted For Delivery to Paris This Week   ' Newspapers Predict Holland Will Decline to Surtender Ex-Emperor

DUTCH REFUSE KAISER DEMAND   HOLLAND WILL DECLINE EXTRADITION, SAYS WETHERLAND PRESS   ARE NOW DRAFTING REPLY   Answer to Allied Demand Expected to Embody Refusa) to urrender Wilhelm.

iH olland’s Reply Said - to Give Hohenzollern  _ Protection of Nation

HOLLAND'S REPLY BEING ORAFTEL   Dutch Newspapers Say Fight Against Kaiser’s Surrender is Assured.

Holland Government Drafting Its  2 Reply to Demand of Allies for  Person of Ex-RKaiser.

HOLLAND IS EXPECTED TO REFUSE ALLIES DEMANDS   No Reason to Change Prediction that Former Kaiser Will Not Be Sur-

EY-KAISER NOT TO Be YIELOLS TO THE ALLIES   Reply. to Note of Supreme Council Is Being Draftec at The Hague: Refusal Is Believed Quite Certain.

HOLLAND DRAVTS A REPLY.  No Cause to Change Bellet Eix--Haise  etme! 8 cl ek OP mes es kk a? : rn

HOLLAND'S REPLY 10 DEMAND FOR FORMER KAISER READY SOON   Belief Generally Exists De. mands of Allied Powers Will Be Refused by Dutch.   NO INTIMATION OF THE TEXT IS TO BE OBTAINED   High Official Declares William Has Had No Official Notification of the Proposal.

DUTCH GOVERNMENT WILL REPLY TO ALLIES THIS WEEK   Will, It Is Believed, Decline to Accede to Demand—ExKaiser Not Consulted or Advised in the Matter.

DUTCH DRAST ANSWER   Won't Give Up Ex-Kaiser, Belief at The Hague.   Law, Not Sympathy, to Aid Accused— General Ludendorft Hints at Suicide.

Former Kaiser Not Consulier Nor Even Officially Inform. ed of Demand by Allies fo His Extradition.

GEAMANY MUST MAKE DEMAND: DUTCH REPLY?   London Dispatch Says Holland Refuses to Extradite Ex-emperor in Reply.   500 UP FOR TRIAL

Holland’s Reply To Allies Note Being Prepared   ’rediction Made That the Dutch Gov ernment Will Refuse To Surrender the Ex-Kaiser.

DUTCH REPLY TO ALLIES’ DEMAND GOES THIS WEEK   Holland Press Says Extraditio1  of Former Kaiser Will Be Refused.

TEXAS CITY HAS. . LARGE FIRE LOSS   In Texas Town, $1,000,000 Loss

VO EEE, Teeter  Aim. cme teens  BELL HOP IS HELD FOR THEFT OF BONDS

BELL BUY CAPTAIN INLAW S CLUTCHES   Indianapolis Police Catch Big Priz In Apprehending Bond Thief   CALLED FOR HIS MAIL   And Arrest Is Made with the Help o' New York Detective Last Evening

BELL BOY CAPTAIN: COMMITS. THEFT   Accused of Taking 200. Bond Certificates Valued at $200,000 From ~ New York Bond Broker.

HELD FOR BOND THEFI   YOUNG MAN ARRESTED IN                 ART IN $200,000 STEAL.

Former New York, Bett-Hop Acrester For Alleged Theft of: $200/000 it  Bond and Securities.

ELKS WILL RAISE SALVATION FUNDS   ORGANIZATION PLANS. TC DUPLICATE WORK ,OF LAST YEAR  CE EA SUE Pyles Mea aia. As Ee eS EO ag PPT Ae Re Re eee) RACER GE Pe aad alta   GETTING READY TO GO   Beyiness District of the Town Will Be canvassed by Active Committee   Record Effert te Be Made to Get Work in Business Part of Lawrence

ORGANIATION PLANS — TO DUPLICATE WORK OF LAST YEAR ’   GETTING READY TO GO   Beyiness District of the Town Wil Be eanvassed by Active Committee   Record Effert to Be Made to Get Work in Business Part of Lawrence

RAILWAY BOARD TO BEGIN TODAY TTSPROBEINTO  WAGES TANG!   Labor Leader Says Rad icals Had Nothing to Do With the Big . Strike,

CONCLUSIONS OF PALMER THAT REDS ARE BACK OF RAIL STRIKE, CHALLENGED   American Federation of La. bor Secretary Says It I: a Plain, Ordinary Walkou For Higher Wages.

Amazed at Tracing of Walk-Out to I. W. W. Radical Activities.   MORE PAY IS AIM   Secretary Says Strike Settlement is Strongest Among Intelligent and Conservative Workers.

MORRISON DENIES  W.W. GOWNESTION WITH ANIL STRIKE   SIMILAR STATEMENT ES, MADE { BY GENERAL WOOD APTER  ‘  { INSPECTION TOUR,

DENIES STRIKE {5 WORK OF 1. W. W   Federation Secretary Challeng: es Statement of Palmer.   ‘CALLS MORE PAY OBJECT   Morrison Says There is Not Enough Revolutionary Power in United States to Create Such Outbrea!: — Railway Labor Board Holds Organization Meeting.

ANIL STRIKE DEG ARED NOT REVOLUTIONARY   JUST PLAIN, ORDINARY MOVE FOR MORE PAY, SECRETARY OF A. F. OF L. SAYS.   Carriers’ Board Meets, Determined to Take Up Matter of Wages Where Dropped.

Secretary of American Federation of Labor Says Investigation by Railway Officers Reveals Plain Ordinary Strike of the © Switchmen Who Want More Money .. ‘:   LABOR BOARD IS ORGANIZED

A LEA DENIES STRIKE CAUSED BY REDS   MORRISON SAYS PALMER HANDLING SITUATION WITH UTMOST STUVIDITY.      Only Motive Behind Strike Is Demand For Highcr Wages to Meet Greater Cost of Living.

LABOR CHALLENGES DECLARATION THAT REDS BAGK STRIKE   federation Secretary Says In vestigation Revealed “Just A Plain, Ordinary De-mand for More Pay.”

RAIL STRIKE MERELY ONE FOR MORE PAY   Attorney General Palmer's ’Conclusion That It Is Traceable To  Activities Of ‘Radicals Sharply i er)      MORRISON GIVES VIEWS   LABOR BOARD ~- ORGANIZE:

OUTLAW STRIKE NOT TRACEABLE TO “REDS” SAYS LABOR LEADER   7  Frank Morrison Takes Issue  With Attorney General   Paimer’s Conclusions

NORADICAL VIRUS   ‘General Leonard Wood Finds Nix Connection Between Strikers and LW. W.   END OF STRIKE NEAR   "Pennsylvania Employes at Phil ’ adelpbia Are Ordered Back to Their Positions

MISSOURI BUNCH TRIED GAME ONCE TOG, OFTEN.    Today and it Looks Like Old  : Fashioned Hodse-Cleaning. P  The Real nara Have Wet

ANTI BOSS MEETING OPENS IN MISSOUR   REPUBLIC AT SEDALTICONSIDER ACTION OF PARTY LEADERS      HADLEY SENDS LETTER   Former Governor. Attacks “Morse Babler” Crowd, Charging Tw of Vonev

ANT BOSS MEETING OPENS IN MISSOURI   REPUBLICANS AT SEDALIA CONSTDER ACTION OF PARTY LEADERS   HADLEY SENDS LETTER   lormer Governor Attacks “MorseBabler” Crowd, Charging Use of Money

MISSOURI G. 0. P. CONDEMN MORSE-BABLER   State Convention of Republicans Meets at Sedalia With View to Having House Cleaning of Bosses.

HAYS PLEASED  WITH THE PEP AF CANVENTION   National G. 0. P. Chairman En thused Over the Interest Being Shown.   CHICAGO IS FILLING . UP   National Committee Goes Into Session Today to Pass Upon Contests.

SAINT LAWRENCE RIVER PROJECT 19 SUBJECT OF CIPPASITION BY GANUCK:

U.3, CANNOT OTAY. QUT OF LEAGUE IN PEACE: BOURGEOIS   Financial Conference Convoked May Affect American Public Opinion, His Statement.

WANT US. . - JOCOME IN   owe Le hehe Frepcls Very ,Aarious Ametit Should Be: ‘in The League of Nations, ©

Yours of Inspection Ower Nation to Be Made Hy Pan-American  Tieleontana. »

FINANCIAL MEETING CLOSES   Tours of Inspection Over Natton to Be Made By Pan-American  lg aia cag, . 4

MOVE THE CAPITAL   Teanster “of Brazitlina Seat “6 Government from Rio Janeire Planned,

BRAZILPLANS __  TO BUILD NEW  CAPITAL INLAND   Modern City With Latest Improvements on High -Platean Aim of Rill.

JOIN THE ARMY      No Trouble at ail Getting Recrults if Life isn Alwayve Like This

TAKEN BY BOLSHEVIK].   American Attached to Typhus Expe dition in Poland Falls into Hands of Enemv. .

RUSSIAN SOVIETS CAPTURE YANKEE   American Military Attache Fired Upon by Bolsheviki Cavalry

ANOTHER AMERICAN IS REPORTED AS MISSING   Bergt. Cook, of Oklahoma, Stay: in Bolshevik Lines; Poles Evacuate Vilna.

 5 SERGEANT SING AFTER  POLISH BATTLE   American Captain Fired Upon by Bolsheviki Troops But Escapes Harm

AMERICAN, FIGHTING WITH POLES, IS MISSING AFTER MINSK FIGHT WITH REDS

FATE OF OKLAHOMA BOY ©. * CAPTURED ‘BY RUSSIAN  BOLSHEVIKI. UNKNOWN

POLES FEAR FOR SAFETY OF AMERICAN VOLUNTEER   Sergeant Cook of Oklahoma, Attachec to Typhus Expedition, Missing Since Battle at Minsk

AMERICAN SAID TO BE MISSING   Sergeant in the U. Ss Army Among Those Unaccounted For

OKLAHOMA OY MISSING SING RECENT BATTLE   REFUSED TO LEAVE THE SUPPLY TRAIN IN HANDS OF BOLSHE.Vik AND IS LOST,

German Officer Who Ordered Execution of Civilians in 1914 is Convicted by Court Martia

‘Grunau to Call a  Mass Meeting Today  is Chicago Predictior   Following His Release Yestet day From Jail at Joliet He Returned to Chicago.

Several Thousand Strikers in Chicago Walk Out of the Room When They Find Their Leader Is Absent,   DECLARE THAT THEY HAVE BEEN SOLD OU1   Failure of Grunau to Obtain His Release From Jail Enrages His Friends, Who Mala Sariniue Charges.

EXPECT GRUNAU TO END WALK-OU   President of Striking Switch. men Released From Joliet Jail Under Bond   MANY: RETURN TO WORK   Several Thousand Workers Bolt Mass Meeting and Yell: for .Leader

SETTLEMENT OF WALKOUT HANGS FIRE   Grunay Out of Jail and Will Probably Call Another J ~ Meeting

Hoot at Efforts to Settle Trou: te in Their interest——Tum~ ult Reigned But There-Was No Violent and No Arrest Were Made. sy

PAUNAU EXPECTED TO CALL MEETING AND END ILLEGAL STRIKE OF RAILWAY MEN IN MATION

Meeting Yesterday Breaks Up M Leader   } TUMULT REIGNS WHEN - FOUR THOUSAND BOLT   Grunéu’s Release From Cusstody Obtained When $10,000 Bond Furnished

OIRIKERS HAD MASO MEETING AND DISORDER   LEADERS HOOTED DOWN DURING ATTEMVT TO TAKE VOTE ON RETURNING TO WORK,   Declare They Were Sold Out And Demand Grunuan When Me Fails To Appear at Gathering.

URUNAU EXPECTED 10 CALL MEETING TO END WALKOUT   Strike Leader Is Released Fron Jail on $10,000 Bond—First Conference Had Tumultuous Ending.

PRUNAU EXPECTED TO CALL MEETING TO ENO WALK-OUT   SENLORITY RIGHTS OF MEN WILL ik REFUSED IS ANNOUNCEMENT.   S RELEASED FROM JAIL   Friends Deposit Bond For Strike Léatt. er—Meeting Called Karlier Kinds Amid Turmoil,

APPEALS MADE BY LEADERS HOOTED DOWN BY STRIKERS   Several Thousand Bolt Mas: Meeting When Grunau Fails to Appear,   DECLARE THEY ARE SOLD OUT AND TUMULT REIGNS   Head of Outlaw Chicage YVardmen's Association, Released From Jail at Joliet After Friends Mad Deposited Bond for S16,008, Expected to Call Another Meeting,

Outlaws Gathering: Wednésday Broke . Up itt ? Tumult; Many Declare They Were Sold © uty: ~ Leader Grunau Furnishes Bond, *

OT AIKERG HODT AT LEADERS APPEALS TO GO 10 WORK   Thousands Bolt Mass Meeting When Grunau Fails to . Anneor.   WORKERS LOSE SENORITY

STRIKERS BOLT MASS. MEETING ‘WHEN GRUNAU FAILS TO COME   “Sold Out” Men Shout ‘as Leaders Try to Talk;   GATHERING ENDS IN BIG TUMULT   Normal Movement. I: Reported by Roads. in Chicago.

STRIKERS HOLT Moo MEETING PROAR ENSUES   Grunau, Their Leader, Not Present, and Without His Counsel Men Are at Sea and They Finally Kick Over the Traces.   SHTUATION 1S IMPROVED   More Returning to Work and Material Is Moving—Slow Progress Made by Labor Board Sitting in Washington.

To Go Out at 1:15 A. M. Tuesday is Announcement--Follows Wade Decision   Company Officials Say Strike Brakers Will be Imported to Bun Cars During Fair

DES MOINES CARMEN WILL STAGE STRIKE   Sompany Announces It Wil Operate Cars During the State Fair.

Either Cox or Palmer Forces Must Break, However, Before * He Can Win,   Says McAdoo Has Same Kind ot Following Wilson Had in 1912.   PRESIDENT IS IN CONTROI   Glass May Write Plank to Satisfy Both Wets and Drys; Platform Being Written.

PALMER WILL BE ELIMINATED EARLY? COX VOTES COUNT      NONE OF LEADING ‘\CANDL DATES ARE POSITIVE EVEN OF MAJORITY.   Vice President to e., Boomeé “py JIndiana as Dark, Hara. 2 2

ea <n THRESIUING OUT PINAL.   DETAILS OF AGREEMENT  : ~WIPH. BIG FIVE TODA

FINAL DETAILS COMPLETE TOA   Packers Retire From All Lines But Meats by New Agreement.

JAPANESE HINT AT THE RESTORATION OF SHANTUNE   Note To Be Sent to China, Look ing Toward Giving Land to China,

JAPS READY 10 FREE SHANTUNG   TOKIO STARTS NEGOTIATIONS TO GIVE OLD GERMAN-CHINO PROVINCE TO CHINA.

HARDING THANKS WOOD FOR CONGRATULATION:    Says He Knows Wood Is Anxious to Restore Party to Its Rightful Place.

ONE HUNGER STRIKER DIES   Michael Fitzgerald Succumbs in the Cork Jail After Ging 67 Days.

ONE HUNGER STRIKER DIES      Micha:! Fitzgerald Succumbs in the Cork Jail After Going 67 Days ’ Without Food.

HAVE SILENT SIGNALS   Normal Team Uses Unusual System of Starting Plays

oID age CE: ENGUGH ies gon DaboaRer cre NOMINATION:         These Candidates Are Henry. Albach, W.-H. Bannings: “and : : B. L. Burton ).       Jess Willard Is Among the Suew cessful Republican Candidates / . in Douglas

THREE CANDIDATES CAN NOT QUALIFY   VOTES FOR DEMOCRAT DID NOT ‘Ok DEMOCRAT. IC NOMINATION   These Candidates Are Henry Aibach, W..H. Banning, and B. L. Burton      Jess Willard Is Among the Sues cessful Republican Candidates in Douglas

OLD BILL MASON SAYS IRISH ARE REPUBLICAN   A Mayson in Hattiesburg Says “Nay, Nay, Pauline, It’s » Absurd”

IRISH VOTE TO GO TO HARDING      ‘Mason of Illinois Says _ There Js Nothing Else Left For Them

ERACHERS LOST 18.900   New York Woman Held For Al. leged Stock Transactions

YOUNG MAN ONGE INSANE CONFESSES RUBBING MURDER   Goldbach, 28, Admits Killing  Former Shelton, Neb., Bank: er in Los Angeles.   “He Crowded Me Off Side walk,” Youth Says Who Feturned to Scene of Crime.

LOCATE SLAYER OF ROBBINS   Man Osce in Hespital fer insane Confeases te Killteg ef Sheltea, Neb., Banker.

Many Three-Inch Field Gun: Found it Vicivity of Berlia,   ViGHT 1S MADE. FOR WESEL   Workmen's Army Has Fortes: Surrounded, Vat It ts Still Holding Out.

DISCUSSED CONFERENCE.        County Agent : [Girard Well Pleased ‘With: Purdoe Meeting.

DISCUSSED CONFERENCE.   County Agent Girard Well Pleased With Purdue Meeting.

GRAND JURY FAILS 10 INDICT WHITE OR MS, JONES IN DANSEY CAS!      Father Of Missing Boy Gives U Hope That Little Billy Is Sui Alive.

ASK FARE RAISE TO SIX CENTS   Detroit Street Lines Urge Boost to Meet Wage Demands of the Men.

Detroit Street Lines Urge Boost te Meet Wage Demands of  the Men.

SOLDIER BONUS BIT 70) PASS   Ropublican Senate’ and Hause Leadors Agree to Rush Measwre Through by June 1.

TO RUSH BONUS BILL   Hope to Have Both Houses Pass I By Last of May

PASS BONUS BILL BY FIRST OF JUNE   This Is House and Senate Program As Agreed by Leaders. -

WILL SPEED BONUS BiLl TO WILSON   Expect to Have Measur Passed Before June First, Say Soions.

ACTION BY JUNE   Soldier's Bonus Bill Will be Rushed in Congress in Hopes of’ Passing   IT BY JUNE THE FIRST   Killing of American by Germany Will be Investivated—Martens Case

A SAA a  ry: AONUS AIL IS 10 BE PUT THROUG)   Passage of Measure Expected by June 1, Republican Leaders Say   DOLLAR FOR EACH DAY’S SERVICE, PRESENT PLAN   LODGRH URGES PASSAGE OF BILL IN HOUSE BY MAY 1: SENATE MAY ACT BY JUNE FIRST,

DEADLY ENEMY   Protection Taken to Pre vent Importation in the State

JOHNSON MAY BOLT IF CONVENTION FAILS TO OPPOSE LEAGUE   Many Believe That “Old Guard” Have Already Agreed on Their Candidate for the Nomination.

SELECTION OF “NOMINEE PUZZLE   Problem in Arithmetic Is Pre sented to Delegates and its Solution Is Mystery.   JOHNSON IN WARNING

HAND OF STEAM ~ ROLLER IS SEEN   Governer Sproul of Perin_ sylvatia, Penrose’s Man Looms as Ahe Candidate   OLD GUARD CONTROLS   As Was Evidenced by Se lection - of. Ledge—Johnson'is Warming Up

URGES WAR ON ALIEN TONGUES   “Reformer’s Creed” Presented to Methodist Benevolent Lj Board at Boston.   CIGARETTE CRUSADE IS ASKEL   Advocates Reverence for Law, Exten. sion of Prohibition, Crusades Against Cambling, Prize-Figihting, Prostitution and for hovie Censorship.

URGES WAR ON ALIEN TONGUE!   Advocates Reverence for Law, Extension of Prohibition, Crusades ’ Against Gambling, Prize-Fighting, Prostitution and -for Movie Censorship.

SEBASTOPOL IN HANDS OF RED FORCES   ADVOCATES WAR ON ALIEN LANGUAGES   Bolsheviki Reported to Be Mas ters of the Whole Crimean Peninsula.   “Reformer’s Creed” Presented to Methodist Benevolent Board at Boston.   J. S. Warships Rushed to Save Refugees From the Bolsheviki—*“White” Army Annthilated—Peopie Fiee on Foreign Vesseis.   Advocates Reverence for Law, Exten. sion g6f Prohibition, Crusades Against Gambling, Prize-F ighting, Prostitution and for Movie Censorship.

GUTTON CONGRESS ARRIVES AT PLAN   eee  BANKERS ARE TO CONFER WITH HARDING ON FINANCING COTTON CROP.

SOUTHERN BANKS ASKED T0 RECALL EASTERN LOANS   Cotton Association Will Ask Federal Reserve Board For Its Definite Cotton Policy   RAMSEY SAYS 40 CENTS IS 100 GREAT FOR MINIMUM   Governors of Southern States Asked To Proclaim Sept. 20 Cotton Day  For Meetings In Counties,

COTTON ASSOCIATION TO DALLAS NEXT YEAR   SOUTHERN BANKS URGED TO REGALL LOANS TO FINANCE SOUTH’S CROPS.

ACTION TAKEN TO STOP A TRICK LONG PRACTICED   A GEORGIAN MAKES PROTEST

G.0.P. COMMITTEE DECIDES AGAINST CONVENTION PLAN   CHAIRMAN WM. H. HAYS . . GETS INSTRUCTIONS   Two of Lowden’s Delegates Lose—Re-. cipient of $2,000 Refused Credentials by National  Dnumemnitiana

LET NEGROES IN CONVENTIONSIS ORDER OF HAYS   MUST NOT HOL ) CONVENTIONS IN PLAC WHERE NEGROES  ARE ALLY REFUSED ADM

CONTESTS STILL TAKE UP COMMITTEES TIME SOUTH WARNED. NOT TO EXCLUDE NEGRO   No Decisions of Moment Are Rendered Today. — Havs Says South Will Have To Hold Conventions Where  Neoroese Can be Prevent. -

G.0.P. SCORES PLAN TO DUPE NEGRO VOTERS   Trickery Used in Barr ing Black Delegates Is Banned.

HAGE QUESTION ENTERS GONFAY   Contest Committee Unable te Keep It From Creeping into Records.

WARNS STATES BLACK DELEGATES MUST NOT BE KEPT FROM MEETS   Attempts to Avoid Race Issue in Meeting Were Futile

-Race Issue Settled   Republican Committee Rules That’ ‘Conventions Shall Not Be . Held in Places Where Negroes: Aré Not Admitted. ©

RAGE ISSUE RAISES NEL   Republican National Commit. tee’s Attempt to Dodge Question Fails.

NEGROES WIN RACE ISSUE IN CONTESTS   National Ccmmittee Warns Southern States Against Prejudices   MUST ACCEPT BLACKS AS   DELEGATES WHEN LEGALLY CHOSEN AND MUST NOT HINDER THEIR RIGHTS

States Where Negroes Are Barred from Entering Conventions Must Discontinue Holding Conventions, Republican National Committee  Decides.

WARNING IS + GLEN SOUTE   National Committee i in Failure to Evade the Color Question

NO LOCAL CONVENTIONS   Where Negroes are Refused Admission is Republican Order.

AGE It 60, P. HEARING   National Committee Issues Warning to South,

IN THE GOP GUNFERENGE HELD IN CHICAGO   CANDIDATES HAVE BEGUN TO GATHER   Five Days Remain Before the Republicans Will Commence the Task of Choosing Their Nominee For Presidential Race.

Executive Body Directs Chairman Hays to Order Discontinuance of Drawing Color Line in Delegates’ Election

MUST OPEN DOOR TO NEGROES   G. 0. P. Orders Admission of Col cored People to Meetings   AIM I$ TO END CONTESTS:   ~owder Leading in Disputed States—Wood Heads Forecast

G. 0. P. Committee Says that Contests in Southern States on Race Lires Must End   SOUTHERNERS IN PROTEST   White Delegates from Oklaho. ma District Seated--Wood Wins One in Tennessee

G. O. P. Halts Color Fight Hays Orders ‘Line Banned Wood Delegate Wins Seat

DISCUSS NEW GAS SOLUTION IN MEE!      American Chemists in Sixtieth General Meeting at Chicago, i September 6

New Ways of Extracting Gasoline to be Discussed by American Chemical Societ;

$200,000,000 FOR “AAILRONDS. ASKEL   Railroad Executives Recommend: Considerable Increases: in Final Report to-Gommission.

RAILROADS: ASK: BlG SUM iFM REVOLVING FUNG   RAILWAY EXECUTIVES MAKE. FINAL REPORT ON APPPLICATIONS FOR LOANS,

DISTRIBUTION: OF TWO. _ “HUNDRED MILLION URGE   Association of: Railway Execu. tives Makes Recommendation . to Commerce - Gommission,   PLAN INCREASED LOANS

EITHER WET OR DRY   Candidates Favoring Beer and Wine Will Be Fought.

WAR WITH EUROPE WOULD BRING WILSON QUT   Ex-Senater Ham Lewis Says Pres ident Will Be a Candidate If Expected Happens,

GRANDVIEW IN RUINS TODAY   Inhabitants Homeless as Result of Fire Which Destroyed Town

SINN FEIN FIGHT POLICE   Armed Forces Battle. One Civilian Killed.

RIOTS FOLLOWING INCENDIARY FIRE   Constable and Civilian Are Killed in Fighting Which Marks Burning of Black and Tan Headquarters; Bomb Walls. —   AMBUSH MILITARY PATROL AT CLOYNE: CORK IS DESERTED

Bishep of Cork Threatens to Ex-Communicate Those Participating in Ambush of Rritich Crown Forces.   BLACK AND TAN FORCES ACCUSZ OF LOCTING IN ADVANCE OF FIRE

Ben Mahomet et Searching for Girl That Was Last’ Seen With American Sailors. — Was Daughter of. Arablan Rockcefelfer..   WORLD WIDE SEARCH IS ON   URL WIME SEAnU ty UN To Find Young Girl Who  Was to Marry the . Ruler.

ARABIAN SHEIK SEEKS; “TURKISH HEIRESS HERE      ‘MISSING: . :SART, <BETROTHED  OF _ RULER, LAST ‘SEEN TALKING . £0 U. 5, SAILOR.

Turkish Heiress to 100 Millions Sought’ in U. S.   Daughter of “Rockefeller of Turkey” Vanishés Aftei. Talking to American Sailor.

FAMED: TURKISH BEAUTY; HEIR TO MILLIONS, JSLTS RULER, ELUDES GUARD. AND FLEES WITH YANK GOB

WORLD-WIDE SEARCH FOR TURKISH HEIRESS   Ben Mahomet Brings te New York Tale of “‘Thousand and Second Night’? — Proclaims Himself a Shiek of Arabia.

JUNE, FAVORITE, WINS   Grand Circuit Feature Despite Peter L.’s Nose

BOLSHEVIK ARMY TAKES ~ BRODY, TARNOPOL FROM ~ POLAND IN GALICIA RAID   Poles. Force Facing Red Retreat Along. Entire Front; Russ Announce Capture of Fightéenth Polish Infantry, Many Cannon  REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT IN POSEN. PRUSSIA:

“PEACE OR WAR,” ALLIES — TELL SOVIETS; FRANCE, ENGLAND IN AGREEMENT   Meanwhile Russian Armies Continue Drive Sweep Polish Forces Before... Them In Advance

REDS CONTINUE  TO Fics! POLES  }   Warsaw Charges Bolsheviki are Paying No Attention to Armistice; Poles Victors today.

‘PREPARING FOR ARMISTICE   Bolshevik Forces Oriving the Pole: - As Far As They Gan Before : Time le Up.

Advance of 20 Kilometers Made Against Poles Despite Armistice    POLES RETREAT ALONG ENTIRE BATTLE FRONT   LLOYD GEORGE TELLS RUSSIA PEACE MUST BE MADE WITT POLAND BEFORE CONFER. ENCE BEGINS,

REDS VIOLATE ARMISTICE   Resume Violent Attacks on Poles  Along Whole Line

BOLSHEUIK ORI 5 GOING FORWARD   DESPITE. NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY OR PLANNED THE REDS CONTINUE BATTLE.

POLES ARE FORGED 10 ‘WITHDRAW   Offer Feeble Resistance Before Reds on Entire Front

DETAILED STORY PUATEEN BALLOTS   No One Had Near Even a Majority After Roll of States Had Been Called Thirty-six Times.

FIRST BALLOT TODAY IS THE TWENTY-THIRD   Many of Delegates Seats Filled With Alternates and There Were New Faces in the Caucuses — Delegation After Delegation Pass When Roll Call Ie Taken Up.

RECESS FOLLOWS WITHDRAWAL OF ATTORNEY GENERAL   Palmer Released Delegate: Because Disinclined to Delay Convention.   THIRTY-EIGHT BALLOTS HAD BROUGHT NO RESUL   Slight Variations on Thirtyseventh but No Sign of a Break to Anyone—-Belated Fourth of July Fireworks Preceded Announcement.   DETAILED STORY FRB TEEN BAL OT!   No One Had Near Even a Majority After Roll of States Had Been Called Thirty-six Times.

SCHEME TO SEIZE LEGATION FRUSTRATED   VIENNA BROKER ROBBED OF 3.000.006 RUBIES

VIENNA MONEY BROKER RUBBED OF HUGE SUN BY CLEVER SWINDLERS   LOST TWO MILLION RUBLES IS OLD-TIME SWINDLE THAT WAS CLEVERLY PUT OVER,

~ Other Means Than League; Dr, Newell Dwight £1 Ulattne at Maelan. © ag AE  Republican Nominee Urges War Prevention by

NEW PROPOSAL TO PREVENT WAR   CRGED BY SENATOR HARDING IN A LETTER TO REPUBLICAN WOMEN

HARDING -WARNS AMERICAN WOMEN —_AGAINST-LEABIIE   Declares League: Would Noi -~ Mean-Pagce But, Ameri SA oN,  Verseas.

PREVENT WAR WITH RONGR HARDING SAYS   No Check At Geneév: Wanied By United States.

WOMEN ASKED 10 AID FOR PEACE   Senator Harding Points Out Need of Workable Relationship Which Will Really Prevent Shedaing of Blood  Of America’s Sons in Future.

WANTS A SUBSTITUTE    Herding Tells Women We Should Save 1 a: ur National Conscience

HARDING URGES. NEW PROPOSAL   For Prevention of War in Place of the League   MESSAGE TO WOMEN   veague of Nations as .Presented by Democratic Administration Would Not Mean Peace for Us But Would Mean American Boys Living in Armv Tents Over Seas

Senator Harding I n. Message Tells Women Why They Shoula Affiliate With The Republican:

URGES ADOPTION OF NEW PROPOGRL FOR PREVENTION OF WAR   Harding Would Preserve National Conscience at Home and Not Check It at Geneva.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS DOES NOT MEAN PEACE, HE SAYS   Sends Message to Mrs. Zucker Intended to Set Forth tc Women Voters Views on En. trance Into Politics and Why They Should be Republicans

HARDING FAVORS NEW WORLD PLAN TO PREVENT WARS   NOMINEE ADDRESSES MESSAGE TO REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS   DENOUNCES LEAGUE PACT   Says Present Covenant Would Not Mean Peace For Us, But Would Mean American Boys Being Quartered Overseas

MCOOAGE TO WOMEN FROM MR. HARDING   Urges Adoption of New Proposal for War Prevention.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE’S   Views Set Forth to Women on Latter’s Entrance Into Politics, With Outline of Party's Position on League of Nations—-Brooklyn Divine Confers. ~

Jrgés New Plan For Prevettion “of War—Endorsed by Eminent Clergyman Whe Slams Cox. gael

SAYS LEAS™ YOULD NOT MAY PCACE   Senaier Harding Sens Message to Reputl.can Women.

BETTER PLAN THAN LEAGUE   Hardihg Says Wilson Plan Not Best Method of Preserving Peace Willi Discuss Soon.

REP, NOMINEE FOR WAR PREVENTION      Let Us Preserve Our Natlonal Caasclenee at Home and Not Check It At Geneva.”

UNITED NATION SAIL BE THE FIRST THING   Harding Don’t Want te “Break Heart of the. World” ©

PLEA FOR SUPPORT OF WOMEN VOTERS   HARDING CALLS ATTENTION TO HIS PEACE PLAN.   Matntsine Republican Scheme fer Prevention of War Is Supevrter te Democratic Position On the Leagee.

HARDING OUTLINES LEAGUE VIEWS 10 REPUBLICAN WOMEN   MESSAGE ADVOCATES SUBSTI. TUTE FOR LEAGUE, BUT FAILS TO GO INTO DETAIL.

HARDING ADDRESSES A LETTER 10 WOMEN   Republican Nominee Urges Heart of The World Not be Broken by Any More Delusion ©   WOULD UNITE ON NEW SCHEME

MAYOR HYLAN INJECTS PEP INTO THE INVESTIGATION   He Attempts to Get Letter Before Committee Relieving Him of Responsibility Relative to Contract.

MAYOR RYLAN AND COMMITTEE CLASH   City Executive Vainly Tries to Read Letter.   HEARING OFTEN STOPPED   Testimony Given Alleging Payment of $32,000 by Building Contractor to Brindell for “Strike Insurance’ —- Bryan One of Spectators of Proceedings.

‘STRIKE INSURANEE? GRAFT DISCLOSE!   MAYOR HYLAN FAILS TO INTRO. DUCE EXONERATING LETTER IN TRUST PROBE.

PAID 02,000 10 AUG T BRINDELL   Hugh Robertson Tells of New Form of Graft  SOME SHARP CLASHES   Mayor Hylan Persists in Effort to Introduce Letter and is Backed by Noisy Crowd that Hisses Rulings of Committee Investigating Building Trust—Vigorous Protest

Money Was. Part: ‘Payment for , Strike Ingurance Says  ‘ Contractor,

CONTRACTOR PAYS STRIKE INSURANCE   Witness In Building Trust ‘Probe Admits Giving Bribe to Brindel!   IMAKES FIVE PAYMENTS   Mayor Hylan and Attorney Untermeyer Clash; Bryan Hears Testimony

WOULD LIFT COURT BARRIER   Government Moves to Have Ship Sale Iniunction Removed.

MOVES TO LIFT COURT BAR   Government in Action to Have Barrier to Sale of Ships Re. moved.

U. S. IMPORTS CUT BY ITALY   Rome in Effort to Deal With the Exchance Problem.

ITALY TO CUT IMPORTS      Plans Ban On U.S. Goods te Aid Exchange Situation.

ITALY TO CUT DOWN DMPORTS   Lees Buying fu United Stuies Uniil Uxechange Wighis ltiself.

ITALY CUTS U. S. IMPORTS   Government Trying to Deal With the Exchange Situation, Washington Is Informed.

WOMEN TE VOTE  WITHOUT PRYING STATE POLL TAX   MAY PARTICIPATE IN GENERAL ELECTION REGARDLESS OF POLL TAX PAYMENT,

NEED NO POLL "TAX RECEIP’   Assistant Attorney General Makes:Ruling on “Women :Voting

LORD FRENCH T0 GIVE UP POST   Ill Health Given as Cause of Lor Lieutenant of Ireland to  Resign.

INAUGURATION OF  K. U. CHANCELLOR   ASK EDUCATORS HERE   Two Day Conference on Educational Subjects a Part of the Pro- gram   Occasion Is Expected to Bring Many Alumni and Citizens toLawrence

ASK EDUCATORS HERE   Two Day Conference on Educational Subjects a Part of the Pro: gram      Occasion Is Expected to Bring Many Alumni and Citizens to- < Lawrence .

WHAT ONE WOMAN DID   Completes College Course and Cares for Baby

TEMPORARY LULL IN CATTLE SHIPMENTS FROM TEXAS RANGES   INCLINATION IS TO HOLD FOl BETTER PRICES; CAR SHORTAGE A HANDICAP.

BANKERS’ STEPS TOLOWER PRICES TELL ON STOCKS   eT  ANOTHER WAVE OF LIQUIDATION SWEEPS SECURITIES MARKET WITH LOW QUOTATIONS,

FIRST RESULTS ON PRICE WAR   Stocks Fall to Lower Levels But Recover Somewhat and Close Strong   NECESSARY MOVEMENT   Authorities Feel That Conditions Should Oecasion No Apprehension

SECURITIES PLABED ON SOUNDER BAST BY BANKER’S ACTION   Many Stocks Fall But Buying of Bargain Hunters Causes Rally Before Close.

WAR UPON HGH PAIGES DOES NOT MEAN DISASTER   BANKERS TAKING BIG PART   ACTION ON CREDITS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEFLATION

Johnson Says Wood Forces Proceed on Theory That Presidency Is For Sale

Johnson Managers Charge Attempt to Buy Presidency is Being Made by Opponents   Lowden’s Barrel is Called “Princely Fortune”’— Say No Campaign Has Approached Saturnalia of Extfavagance.

BOLSHEVIKI OPEN BIG WAR   Delegates to Convention Swear to Overthrow Capitalism.

RED2 TO WAR ON THE WORLD   Delegates to Third Internationale at Baku Swear to Overthrow “Capitalism.”

MILITIA FORCES PATROL DULUT   County Officials Start Inves tigation of Riots Which Ended in Lynching

INVESTIGATION OF DULUTH LYNCHING IS STARTED   No Untoward ‘Demonstrations Thirteen Negroes Under Guard in the Gounty Jail.

PROBE OF DULUTH LYNCHING BEGIN’   FURTHER OUTBREAKS NOT EX. PECTED, FOLLOWING HANGING OF THREE NEGROES.

QUIET AFTER LYNCHING ~~ OF NEGROES IN DULUTH      State Guard Companies Relievec by Home Guard and Navel Militia—Trouble Over.

DULUTH  fo DUIET FOLLOWING RIOT   HOME GUARDS AND NAVAL MILL : TIA TAKE CHARGE OF : SITUATION.

AFTER ORGY OF HOB’ SPIRIT      ‘National  Guiediintn ‘Leave ‘City— = Girk: -Victine~of- Attack by: “Negra:  Circus Hands is Recovering ».

Poles Think They Will Find Exeuse te Brenk Off Permanent Peace Negotiations.

ave pts       Says Much United States Govern ment Machinery Is Are and Should Be Junked

THOUSANDS AT HYDE PARK T0 ATTEND EVENT   An Old Home Week Features Ceremonies; Holiday Atmosphere ‘Prevails Over Little Town.   ROOSEVELT DELIVERS A STIRRING ADDRESS   Joins Governor Cox in Making  ~ League of Nations One of the Principal Issues of the Campaign.

VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOME NEE LINES UP WITH COX ON LEAGUE   Says Much United States Government Machinery Is Archaic and Should Be Junked   Arcues for a Business Admini. stration Directed by J. M. Cox for Four Years

WATSON DODGED SENATE (SSUES   Opposéd or Failed TS Voie on-Legistative Matters Vital To Interests of American Farmer.

WATSON DODGED ISSUES.   Opposed or Failed to Vote . on Legislative Matters.

Luther League And Choral Union Con _ vention Goes to Ames Sept. 9—12

BELIEVE COMMON POLICY DESIRE ON GRAVEST QUESTION   Replies of England and Italy to U. S. Note on Russia Are Due in Washington.   SUMMARY OF FRENCH REJOINDER RECEIVED   Chance to Smooth Difference in Russian Situation Had Now, Is Opinion.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN NEARER AGREEMENT ON WRANGEL CASE   Strained Relations Over Frenct Recoghition of Russian . White are Easier   AMERICAN ATTITUDE IS DECLARED BIG FACTO   Agreement Between France and U. S. Favors Settlement

Great Britain Will Send Troops into Caucasus to  Call Halt on Bolshevism

BRITISH TO SEND FORCE TO COMBAT BOLSHEVISM IN CAUCASUS TERRITORY

GREAT BRITAIN MAY SEND ARMY ATO CAUCASUS   British to Make Effort fo Pre vent Spread of Bolshevism Into Asia Minor   FRENCH NAVAL FORCE LIKELY TO CO-OPERATE   WARSHIPS ARE ORDERED TO BE IN READINESS FOR DEPARTURE TO CONSTANTINOPLE,

BRITAIN ACTS TO STAMP GUT RED ACTIVITIES   To Send Troops To Caucaus To Prevent Spread of Bolshevism —Campaign Planned.

Prevent Spread of Bolshevism Into Armenia, Turkey and Persia.   PACT OF LONDON MAY APPLY IN ADRIATIC   Premier Nitti eaves for Rome and Clemenceau Leaves Council,

FARMER AND CHILDREN SLAIN BY DYNAMITER      TRAGEDY IN HUMBLE HOME NEAR GERMANTOWN, MD. BELIEVED DUE ‘TO POLITTAY. Reiptenp

BLOWS UP HOME OF HIS POLITICAL "FOE: 3 KILLED   Row ON ELECTION NDAY IS FOLLOWED BY DYNAMITING OF FARMER'S HOME.

THREE KILLEO WHEN HOME 13 OYNAMITED IN OLD FAMILY FAIL   TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO ME: BROUGHT TO CRISIS WITH SHOOTING ON ELECTION DAY,

THIRD DEATH OCCURS      Farmer's Home Near Germantown, Mad, jis Blown Up.

THREE PERSONS DIE - "IN HOUSE EXPLOSION   HOLD SUSPECT IN CONNECTION With DYNAMITING HOME

TWO.CHILDREN DE WEN HOME ie BEAN   Neighbor Held - for ’-Alleced Dynamiting Which Results In Three Deaths

Three Killed In Bombing of Home After Farm Fuec   FARMER AND HOUSEKEEPERS’ TWO CHILDREN DEAD — AND HOUSE. KEEPER BELIEVED MORTALLY WOUNDED — ENEMY OF VICTIM IS HELD BY AUTHORITIES

TO HANG “INSANE” FUGITIVE   Escaped Inmate of Asylum Convicted ef First Degree Murder—Killed Wife's Parents.

“INSANE” FUGITIVE TO HANG   Escaped Inmate. of Elgin (Iil.) Insane *. Asylum Is Convicted of Murdgr by: Jury.

TO HANG “INSANE” FUGITIVE   Escaped ‘Inmate of Asylum Convicted of First Dearee Murder.

BROOAD, SnER WFHIN 2 MONTE: WHAT HAS, BEEN EXCLOD., MEMBERSHIP.   Se CE ov auiy  fy a

RAILROAD STRIKE — IN ATALY FAILS   :REPORTS OF RIOTS IN THE FRENCH NAVY UNTRUE   HOLLAND TO: PROTECT KAISER   Italian Public Aguinst Railroad Strike Which Helped. to Make the Strike a Failure.

NURSE RECEIVES VICTORY MEDAL   Miss Linnie E. Best Honored by Government—Token Reveals She Served in Five Battles.

BEDFORD CONCERT BAND   Bedford Concert Band Court House Park Thursday Night July 1

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Concert Band, Court Heuse Park, Thursday Night, Aug. 19th

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Cencert Band Thursday Night September 16, 1920

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Concert Band Court House Park Thursday Night July 29th

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Band Concert Court Howse - Park, Thursday Night July 15th

‘DCN’T MOVE BOOZE BY AUTC   ‘U, S. Supreme Court Rules Moving  Liquor by Machine Is Violation of “Bone Dry’ Amendment.

COMPANY NOT RESPONSIBLE   First Court of Civil Ap: peals Handed Down Decision Today

GNOFFICIAL RETURNS  ‘show VINCENNES: MAN LEADING . ~ .AE ETELD  ca

LOOKS LUKE CULLOP WINS   CNOPRICTAL RETURNS SHOW VINCENNES SAN TRADING ‘THE PIELD   BEAMS DISTRICT BY 1200

SAW DENVER RIOTS   R. W. Reynolds of MecLouth Describes the Disorders

DEMANDS OF MINERS ARE AEJECTED BY OPERATORS   Workers Asked For 25 Per Cent  Tocrease.

MUCH MARRIED MIAN GET: GIRL: WIFE AND TRIES TI KILL HIMSELF. BUT Falls

TROY MAN URGES BETTER MILK TO COMBAT DISEASE   High Grade. Would Preven: Tuberculosis Among “Dakhiac Lla Cave

MRS, MAGSWINE) ARRIVES TODAY   bich-Americans Ready te Pay Her Tribute

Infant TO HGNC MRS, MAC SWINE!   Big Reception {s Planned for Widow of Famous Hunger Striker.

CANADIAN LEADS.   DHelawanna Leads -American Schouner Mile on Third Leg of Race.

WHAT TOM STARTER,   Former Tipton County Man Said to be Pairly Busy.

WHAT TOM STARTED.   i I : . Former Vipton County Man Said ts  Poff be Bairy B

DEFENSE SCORES IN AVCANNON GAS   TAXICAB DRIVER SWEARS MISS NEELY WAS FAR FROM SCENE OF MURDER WHEN GRIME

Says Mary Neely in East Cleveland Half Hour After -  Kaoav Murder, ;:      TO INTRODUCE STATEMENT   Defense to Use Kagy’s Last Words to, Bolster ‘Up , tale E

DISCREDIT A WITNESS   Defense in MecGahnon Cage Sevres Im portant Victory.

WILL HELP PUSH DOWN PRICES.   Cansiag Interests Leokiag te Inamananead BPeadaatian af aod,

SENATOR URGES EXTRA ot aoll TO AID POLAND   Declares President Should Act to Redeem Pledge for Polish Independence

Help Should Go to Poland From U.S. Says King   Utah Senator Declares Wilso Should Call Congress in Order ‘to Get Action

SEN. KING WANTS SESCION CONGRESS   Says Wilson Should Demand Action Regarding Situation in Poland.   U. S. PROMISED TO HELP   Some Congressmen Do No Now Favor Sending Troops Abroad,

SURRENDER OF _ VILLA EXPECTED   Cordial: Telegrams Ex changed With Bandit by Gen. Martinez

EXPECT VILLATO SURRENDER: SOOK   He And Martinez Exchange Cordial Messages.

Morris Hillquait Accuses Prosecution of Five Saspended Socialists With “Indiscretions.”

sforris Hillgalt Accuses Prosecetion of Five Suspended Socialists  SS ap:       eee

DILLIQN AND HALE BODSI YEARLY [9 ALLOWED   Pullman Charges Go Up 50 Per Cent, Passenger  Rates 20 Per Cent

JACK DEMPSEY DENIES HE Wha DRAFT DODGER   CALLS ON ARMY, NAVY AND CIVILIAN BOXING BOARD FOR ITS INVESTIGATION.   Says He Followed All Instructions Given Him by the Board Having Jurisdiction.

DEMPSEY ASKS PROBE   Would Have Investigation of His War Record.

SHOULD EDUCATE THE ALLIES      Federal Legislation Urged Making it Compulsory.

MEXICO WILL NOT GIVE UP GEN. VILLE   Huerta Will Oppose U. S. Ef forts to Avenge Columbus, N. M. Massacre.

ANNEX TO MURAT.   Mdward J. Scoonover- Elected Poten tate of Nobles of Mystic Shrine.

LANDSLIDES ATED THE PANAW A CANAL   Heavy Draft Ships Undertaking Passage May Be Subiect To Oecasional Delay:

LAND SLIDES BLOCK SHIPS IN PANAMA   HEAVY DRAFT VESSELS PROSABLY WILL BE DELAYED FOR SHORT TIME IN CANAL

FOE PROPAGANDA INFLUENCED U. 8. NAVY. SIMS AVERS   NAVAL COMMANDER TELLS COM MITTEE THAT DEPART. MENT WAS MISLED BY GERMANS   DRIVEN T.0 DESPERATION   Unsucessiul Efforts to Have Naval Department Adopt His Plans Caused Him Much ‘Trouble Sims ‘Tells Probers

NAVY VICTIM OF HUN PROPAGANDA   This Is Statement of Admiral Sims Relative to Guarding Coast.   CO-OPERATION PREVENTED   Delays in Adopting Convoy _. System Lost Much bed, Shipping,

WAR HEADS TRIGKED. ADMIRAL LAIN   Lays Huge Ally Ship Loss To Alleged Fault of U. S. Department

Navy Dept. a Victim of German Propaganda   Admiral Sims Declares Department Was Thus Led Into Misconception of Great Duties Ahead.

PROPAGANDA OF   THAT 15 THE CHARGE MADE BR. FORE COMMITTEE BY ADMIERAL R. S. SES.   Let the Department Ianto a Miscom: struction of the Problem of Defending the American Coast, He Said.

WAR FICALG IMIGKED ADMIRAL LAIMA   Lays Huge Ally Ship Loss To Alleged Fault of U. S. Department

Charges Department Was Misled and Co-operation With Allies Prevented   ADVISED OFFICIALS OF SUBMARINES’ APPROACH   GERMAN PROPAGANDA USED TO CAUSE SUBMARINE SCARE AND KEEP VESSELS ON THE AMERICAN SIDE, CLAIM.

Navy Department Victim of German Propaganda   “ald Admiral Sims, Which Led Them Inte a ‘isconception ef the Prob. liom of Defendiag Amertean  ® os ¢ an bean he

LEE 1S BOOSTED AS LABOR HEAD   HARDING URGED TO MAKE HImt A MEMBER OF CABINET.   STANDS HIGH WITH UNION MEN   Recognised as One ef the Anti-Raé. eal Group—Nolan, Sebwab and Herbert Hoever Other » Possibilities.

Harding Urged to ‘Name Railroader to labor Portfolio in His Cabinet

LABOR PORTFOLIO MAY GE OFFERED TRAINMEN'S HEAL   We G. Lee Prominently Men tioned in Connection With Harding Cabinet Post.   ‘CHAS. M. SCHWAB, NOLAN, HOOVER ALSO CONSIDERED   President-Elect Urged to Make Appointment That Will Recognize Conservatives.

HARDING CABINET   Would Tend to Give Aid ,to Conservative Leaders.

NEW SHIPPING BOARD   President Names Chas. Sutter as Member of Commission.

WILSON APPOINTS SHIPPING BOARE   FOUR ARE DEMOCKATS, THRER ARE REPUBLICANS, ONE A SUPPORTER OF CON

WILSON NAMES 0 TO SERVE OR  SHIPPING BOARD   Reorganization of Boare Is Completed with New Appointments.

PRES. WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS   NAMES FIVE NEW MEMBERS OF SHIPPING BOARD.   MAJORITY .ARE DEMOCRATS   Admiral Benson Is ‘Chosen to Continue As Chairman—Chester H, Rowell Who Bolted Harding Is One of the Elect,:

FNEMENTO SHIP BOARD   -RESIDENT WILSON MAKES KNOWN HIS APPOINTMENTS TO BODY.   DENSON LEFT AT HEAD   Reorganization of Roard as Provided in Jones Merchant Marine Act Is Compteted

GUY D, GOFF ONE OF FIVE APPOINTEES TO U. S. SHIPPING BOARI   WISCONSIN, REPUBLICAN NAMED RY WILSON FOR ONE VEAL TERM

NAMES! TWO. DEMOCRATS ‘AND THRER REPUBLICANS, LATTER “$0 BERVE ONE-YEAR. .~      : REPUBLICANS AND 4 . DEMOCRATS.ON BOARD        Appointments ‘Complete Heorganiza: doa 'As Provided in Mevehant Murine Act. 

PHLOIDENT ANNOUNCED APPOINTEES   Names of New Member: of Shipping Board Are Made Public Today.

WILSON APPOINTS FIVE MICRIBERS of CHOPIN BOAR?   Four Demecrats and Phree Republi wans Now Make Oy Persaacl of the Deard.   APPOINTMENTS COMPLETE ORGANTATION UNDER LAW      * May Refose ta Betify Sore of the Appointments—Other jats Aise Filled.

Reorsanization of Shipping Beard fs Completed by Appointments.   INE BADGER APPOINTED

PRESIDENT NAMES 9 NEW MEMBERS SHIPPING BOARD   This Will Make Four Demverats and Three Repablicans, Democrats Long Terms

Miss Anne Martin of Reno, Nev., Files Petition of Nomination as Independent,  eh

‘WOMAN OUT- FOR .U. S. SENATE   Miss Anne ‘Martin of Reno, Nev., Files Petitich of Nomination as Independent.

HARDING 10 RUSH NEW MEASURES   Urges Congress to Clear Decks for Special Session.   WILSON SEES LAW MAKERS   President Greets Committee at White House—Walks Into Room With Cane and Receives Them Stand ing—Does Not Shake Hands.

HARDING TO GALL — SPEGIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS WHEN IN   Clears Deck For Extra Meet —Urges the Appropriation of Bills be Rushed— Will Resign Fram, Senate. About Januarv 10th.   Will Resign Senate Seat About Janu. ary 10—Wiison Sees Committee of Lawmakers—Mrse. Harding Visits White House.

President-Elect Urges That the Appropriation Bills Be Rushed.   CLEAR DECKS FOR EXTRA MEET   Will Resign Senate Seat About January 10—Wiison Sees Committee of Lawmakers—Mre, Harding Visite White House.

HARDING TO GALL SPECIAL SESSION   >resident-Elect Urges That the Appropriation Bills Be Rushed.  .j@

MORE KILLINGS IN IRELAND.   Three Dead aa Resalt of Riots tn and Around Belfast.

TROOPS WN IRELAND AILL7, WOURD MANY   SHOTS ARE FIRED INTO RIOTERS NEAB BELFAST, FOLLOWING WARNING.

IN BROAD DAYLIGHT FOUR BANK ROBBER   Hold Up Commonwealth Federal Branch in Detroit, Getting Away With $15,000. 

DEMANDS OF RAIL WORKERS SET OU   Trainmen ask Increase $150 Minimun and Time and Half for Overtime and Sunday—Uniform Lunch of Twenty Minutes

STORM CAUSES GREAT NORTHWEST DAMAGE   Two Persons Killled and Thirt Injured in Minnesota. and North Dakota.   WIND ACCOMPANIES RAIN

KILLED IN STORM.   ‘Two Lose Their Lives In) Minnesots —Over 30° Injured.

TWO KILLED IN STORM,   Thirty or More Injuf@f in Minnesots and North Dakota, Report,

MISS KILBRETH OFFERS  WAY TO TEST SENTIMENT ABOUT WOMAN SUFFRAGE

COTTON EXPORT BANK WILL BE OPERED JAN. 7   Capital Increased to $10,000,000; Part of Stock to Be Paid in at Opening

COTTON EXPORT CONCERN WILL START JAN. 7   Capital Stock  Increasec From Seven to Ten Million Dollars.   LOAN POWER $100,000,000

RESTRAINED FROM ATTEMPT TO GAIN FULL ACCOUNTING   Charges of Attempt To Wreck Concern Are  Made In Case.

INPAGKING 60, PROSECUTION   Bond “Provided hy Attorney Beving : fon’s Friends—He Says ‘He- Will Fight Case

HIS BIDS WERE LOW   SAVED THE GOVERNMENT MORE ‘THAN $4,000,000, DECLARES MANUFACTURER.

PROFTEER? oh HE SAVED U.o. 4 MILLION BY BID   His Shoe Factory Diverted te Other Output Said to Have Lifted Product Plane.

SAVED GOVT Bla AMOUNTS   Long Manufacturing Com_ pany Proves That it Did Not Gouge Uncle Sam.

MANY WOMEN SEEKING OFT CE   Keen Competition Among Daughters  of American Revolution.

GAG RULE IN HOUSE   Speaker Refuses to Permit Member to Criticize.   Representative Byrnes Wants Pershing Summoned to Tell Body Who Won the War,

CRITIC SILENCED IN HOUSE   Speaker (sillett Refaeses te Permit Cam paige Speech by Seuth Carelipian.

GAG .RULE IN HOUSE   Speaker Refuses to Permit Member to Criticize.  ¥   neat +: tise PIs hey bw -Runpasentalive” Byron Wants- Persh ing Summoned to Tell Body -Who Won the War.

oO P. ROW IN HOUSE  ATTACK ON G         Democrat to Minute     Speaker Won't Perm Continue After 26

SAYS GAG RULE USED   SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE AC. CUSED BY DEMOCRATS.   Refuses to Permit Representative Byrnes to Criticize Action of a Committee.

REP. BYRNES IS SILENCED IN HOUSI   Speaker Refuses to Permit Mem ber to Criticize.   Representative Byrnes Wants Persh. ing Summoned to Tell Body Who Won the War.

PRESIDENT-ELECT GIVEN GREA’ WELCOME WHEN HE LANDS AT NEWPORT NEWS

'Given Reception at Newport News and Is Shown-Over  Shinvards. _.   SPEECH TO BUSINESS MEN AT NORFOLK LATER   ‘Will’Go_ to Washington .Mon— day After Address at Elks’: - - Lodge of Sorrow,

Suffragists Hope For Final Touch To Ratification. To Be Made By Serretary Colby,

EXPECT SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION   Suffragists Hopeful Sec. Colby Will Formally Announce Raiification Today   Only Awaits Arrival of Official Word From Governor of Tennessee

NEW WHEAT STARTS (ON WAY TO MARKET   HARVEST NEARLY DONE:   Threshing Will Be Under Way at Lone Star ant Elsewhere Next Week   County Farm Agent Advises Farmers Whe Steck Grain to lake Snuecint Care

NEW WHEAT STARTS ON WAY TO MARKET   JAS. NORRIS SOLD 62-POUND (GRAIN IN. NORTH   HARVEST NEARLY DONE   County Farm Ageiut Advises Far. mers Whe Stack Grain to lake Special Care

FIUME WILL BE RECOGNIZED IS BELGRADE EDIC   Agreement ‘Is Reached a  Santa Marsherita Con-   biswenenny

ANOTHER HUNG JURY   “Pete” Williams Case Postponed a Indianapolis

SNOW IN COLORADO.   Seven inches On Pike’s Peak and Twe In Colorado Springs.

BRITISH WOMEN ARE EMIGRATING 70 AVOID SPINSTERHOOD FATE      MORE THAN A MILLION BEING IN * DECED TO SEEK HOMES AND HUSBANDS ELSEWHERE,

BDEPORTING WOMEN SQ THEY CAN WED   Mogtand Sending Surplus Bemales to Colonies Where Males Are in  Majority.

BRITISH WOMEN 10 LET NOWADAYS   OVER A MILLION MORE WOMEN THAN IN BRITAIN Ts EMIGRATION TO PLACES MEN

BILL THOMPSON PLANS PARTY WING   Incorporate “Pro-American” Wing o Republican Party to Rededicate Party in State.

PRO-AMERICAN WING OF REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE   Hlinois Republicans Would Pro. mulgate Americanism of Washington.

PRO-AMERICAN WING OF 6, 0, P. IS HICORPORATED   Republicans of Thompson Faction File Papers at Springfield,

“PRO-AMERICAN” WINGS OF G. O. P. IS INCORPORATEL   Thompson Faction Takes Steps for Independent Actton

LEAGUE IS 0. K.’D BY ROOT   Forecasts Disaster if Versailles Pact {gs AbatMdoned by U. S.

ROOT 0. K."S THE LEAGUE   Declares Any Deal Abandoning the Versailles Treaty Would Bring Chaos and Disaster.

WILL BRYAN BE CRUSHED WITHIN NEXT 48 HOURS:   WOTHEN THAT TIME ir IS BE. LAEVED HIS STRENGTH WILL BE DETERMINED.   Wf Be Wins dur He Will Be Ridin; on the Seat of the Tank Now Crossing the Democratic Rattleficid.

ng IK BRYAN'S aT ON WILSON i {YPECTED aT      i. . SIGHT HORE INTENSE. WITH RE.  PORTITH, AT COLBY IS W ORK.  :   INGEFOR A DAMP PLANK.   ALREADY ENGAGED IN _  LEAGUE ARGUMENTS   Capter ‘Balas Denies Report Sub combijittes, Had Rejected Wet pos thank “hy 6 to 8 Vote.

Modification Made N ecessary to Placate a Certain Element Which Demanded  Canad erakian.

POLITICAL FATE IS IN BALANCE   Commoner and Wilson Forces Locked in Bitter Struggle   -IQUOR IS STORM CENTER   Administration Camp Lines Up Fer Wet Plank

WILL BRYAN” BE CRUSHED BY © ADMINISTRATION  STEAM ROLLER    Fight Between Bryan and President on League of Nations nad Wet  ’ + Plank—Presitent Veteod Volstead Act

COLBY FOR DAME PLANK, REPORT   Battle Between Wilson Men and Nebraskan Nears Showdown   NO LIQUOR VOTE YET, CLAIM   Rumors As to Action On Proti bition Denied

IN ext 48 Hours Wil) Determine the Fate Of Wilham J. Bryan   Commoner Will Either Be Crushed or Rise to Control Over Administration, According to All Indications; Wllson Leaders Appear to Be Anxious to Annihilate Nebraskan for All Time on Liquor Question

BRYAN RISKS ALL ~ ON TWO ISSUES   Convention, In the Way It Decides the Dry and League Planks, Will Either Make or Break the Commoner.

WILL BRYAN GE CRUSHED ORWILL HEGLIMB ON TOP?   FIGHT WITH ADMINISTRATION FOR CONTROL OF CONVENTION BECOMES MORE INTENSE.

Resolutions Committee Fails to Reach Agreement After Night of Struggle with Three Major Issues -

TO MAKE OR BREAK BRYAN   Bitter Strife Over Prohibition and League May Decade Future Power of Commoner in Party

PLATFORM MAKERS IN NIGHT SESSION   UNEXPECTED DIFFICULTIES CONFRONT FRAMERS OF GREAT ' DOCUMENT   TWO (WODELS ARE USEC

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION BEGINS NOMINATING SPEECHES THIS AFTERNOON:

BRYAN'S FUTURE HINGES ON FIGHT RAGING IN FRISCO   ADMINISTRATION FORCES HOPE 6 ELIMINATE COMMONER FROM be MARA CON. SIDERATION   LONG DRAWN OUT BATTLE      Pietfoon Committees ix Expected) to Remain in Session’ for Another Day oat Least — Bryan Considered as Possible Nominee

REMOVE RESTRICTIONS CABLEGRAMS IN JAPAN   CANCEL WAR RESTRICTIONS AULOWING ONLY ONE CABLEGRAM PER DAY.

Cablegrams From Japan Hurried Nov   Messages Now Forwarded In 24. Hours * 'Fhat Onco Required Yen Days For. Tranamission. id 1

IRISH SUFFERERS LOOK FOR GIFT SHIP ARRIVAL   Relief Supplies and Large Sums of Mon

SOLDIERS-RAID IRISH VILLAGE; “SCORE -ARRESTEL   ‘Relief’ Ship. From New York  Réported on Way to  Iealand

RELIEF SHIP ON WAY TO CORK.   Irishmen of America Sepding More Than a Hundred Tons.

What Old Santa Claus — Has in Store for Good Little Boys and Girls

Notorious Ex-lieuten. ant Paroled by Gov. ernment March 20 According to Facts Revealed Today

HARD BOILED SMITH IS RELEASED.   Brutal Army Officer, Convicted of Crueities, Liberated After Half of Sentence is Served.

ARMY. LIEUTENANT WHOSE - BRUTAL: TREATMENT OF RE ‘WAS UNEARTHED BY BLAND’S “COMMITTEE, NEVER-IN PRISON. -

SMITH RELEASE FROM PRISON IS CAUSE SURPRISE   Secretary of War Approved Release of Man Convict ed of Abuse.

“HARD BOILED” SMITH PAROLED   ‘Search of Records Dis.   closed He Had Served  Half of Sentence

HARD GQILED OMITH {0 NOW ON PAROLE AFTER CHART TEAM IN PRISAN   WAN CEINVICTED FOR ALLEGED RRUTAL TREATHUENT OF WEN IN TIME OF WAR,

SMITH OUT BEFORE TERM HALF-SERVER   ‘Hard-Boiled” Army Officer Convicted of Brutality, Quickly Gets Parole.

‘HARD BOILED’ SHITH FREEL   Officer Accused of Brutal ity Paroled March 20 '

PRISONER WAS GIVEN FREEDOM FROM FORT JAY   “Hard Boiled ’’ Smith’s Release Ic  earned.   ardon Approved By The Was Department

a mm: a CRG a mm aS pa  HARDBOILED SMITH ~ GETS HIS FREEDON   Convicted of Abusing Amer. ican Soldiers In France ™ —Is Paroled.

HARD-BOILED’ SMITH IS OU OF PRISON   Former Army Lieutenant, Convicted Of Cruelty To Men, Patoled On Good Conduct.

HARDROWED SMITH cerarTlY PARQLER   Ex - Lieutenant Convicted “of Brutal Treatment of Pris‘oners Given Freedom.

Believe Hiram And Wood Will Run Close Race      Political: Dopesters Believe Indtin is a TessetUp Between Two Leaders——Wood Leads With Instructed Delerate.

LASTIMPORTANT PRIMARIES WELD IN TWO STATES   {Indiana and California Will Choose Between Wood and Johnson Today

RATING OF POLITICIANS   Would Fiance Wool and Johnson Even in Indiana and Johnvon

CALIFORNIA = AND INDIANA VOTERS BUSY   Contest In Indiana Attracts Interest — Ex« pect Big Vote In pike States.

OAS FINANCIAL SITUATION O0UNG   Comptroller of Currency Issues Review of Resources.   NO REASON FOR PESSIMISM   John Skelten Williams Gives Out s Highty Optimistic Report on Conditions in the United States—  Ciouds Silver-Lined.

OFFICIAL REVIEW OF U.S, FINANGES   No Justification for Spirit of Pessimism in Certain Ciroles.   FINANCIAL SITUATION G00   Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Willlams Isaues Highly Optimietio Report of Conditions In  the United States.

GAMBLERS OF NEW YORK WON —ONTHE SERIES   ABE ATTELL DECLARES THE GAMBLERS CLEANED UP $250,000 AS RESULT OF  “FIXING” SERIES.   MASTER MIND PLANNED ALL   investigation Into The Crookedness of World’s Series Will Continue in Chicago.

INVESTIGATION NTO. SCANDAL WILL CONTINUE   State’s Attorney Orders Grand Jury To Halt Proceedings.   EXPRESSES! DOUBT   Believes Players May Not Be Liable To Prosecution.

Gamblers Won $250,000 By Bribe; Attell   Fighter Caught in Big Expose ls Barred From Polo Grounds

TEN GAMBLERS,  WON $250,000 BY “FIXING” LAST WORLD'S SERES  And the Master Mind Directing Oper  And the Master Mind Directing Oper: ations Was Abe Attell   He Denied Giving White Sox Money and Refused to Give Names of Men.

FIRE IN TEXAS TOWN HAS A GLEAN SWEEP   GRANDVIEW SUFFERS A LOSS OF OVER TWO MILLIONS.   Besiness and Residential Section Wiped Owt, and Fifteen Hundred People Homeless—Outside Aid Futile.

RADICAL LEADERS DISCUSS SAD PART   Progressive Party Whips Mee July 9 ta Take Up Question  ef New Faction.

MEETING CALLED FOR FORMATION OF A NEW PARTY   Labor, Non-Partisans, the Triple Alliance and Others to Meet July 9

TO MEET JULY NINTH 10 TAKE STEPS FOR NOMINATION OF NEW ~ PARTY: LAFOLLETTE ENDORSED

MEET JULY 9 10 MAP THIRD PARTY PLANS   PARTY LEADERS CONFIDENT THAT LA FOLLETTE WILL ACCEPT LIBERAL NOMJINATION,.

CALLS DEMOCRAT STATE MEETING   Bert Hodges Summons Party te Convention August 17; to Rate. ify Platform and Nominees.’

WILL SELECT DEMOCRATIC LEADER TODA)   Race Is Between Senator Underwood and Senator Hitchcock — One Vote May De cide Contest.

WANTED $40,000 FOR LETTERS OF JACK DEMPSEY   HBAVYWEIGHT'S FORMER WIFE ASKED RIG SUM FOR ALLEGED SS LACK (ci EPS

TWO MEXICAS IN ST. LOUIS TO BUY ARMS   Arrested by Department Officers But Relensed Because -of Lack * of ‘Evidence.

“HE” UOWNGON On HARDING'S STAND   Says Senator “Never Wou'e Consent to Country’s Entrance Into Any League”

SENATOR JOWNSON-WELL RECEWED IN DETRQN   Spoke Before Two Large Audi  ‘ences Last Night.

RATIFICATION IN TENNESSEE STANDS   NO MOVE TO RECONSIDER, RATIFICATION VOTE   ATTEMPTED BRIBERY CHARGED   Judge Dobow of the Davidson County Criminal Court Charges Grand Jury on Bubject of Lobbying With Legislators.

Tudze Debow of the Davidson County Crimintl Court. Charges Grand Jury on Subject of Lobbying With  Legislafors, Loy

EXPECT MARTENS’ DEPORTATION   Hearing Had Week Ago and Case  Under Advisement,

Cabinet Decides to Deport Ambassador of Bolsheviki?   ‘Secretary of Labor Wilson Said to Have Reached De ) cision With Advice and Consent of Government   Heads—Actual Deportation May Be Delayed to Permit of an Appeal Being Made.

RED MINISTER MUST GET OUT RULES WILSON   Secretary of Labor Finally De. cides on Deportation of Ludwig Martens.

COLLEGE GIRLS HIT H.C, L. BY SHAMPOOS   Miss Jessie Wal! of Murphysboro, One of Leaders in Opening of Shampoo Parlor at Northwestern University.

LONDON BREAD OVER 30 CENTS   ENGLISH WORKING CLASSES FACE CRISIS AS BAKERS ANNOUNCE PRICE BOOST

LONDON RAISED   Working Classes and Small Salaried People Must Take On Additional Burden With Latest Increase Made in the Price of Reread.

WILLARD SUPPORTS RAILWAY DEMANDS   Says Roads to Show Eificienc) Wider Privata Con:rol.

RAIL HEADS DEFEND JUSTICE OF DEMANDS   More Money Needed to Restore Fast Freight Service and Ex-—  press Passenger Trains

RUSSIAN REFUGEES AT LARGE      Staten Island Authorities Fall te Ried lest Reve.

RUSSIAN BOYS ESCAPE FROM STATEN (SLANL   Refugee Boys -Taken for Outing Left and it is Expected They Were Aided by Bolshevik Forces Scattered in ‘That Area.

DISARMAMENT PLAN      HOPED, To: secu NALLY GRADUAL REDUCTION,      We orld Court ‘Adopted Ry Assenthly For Approval of League Members.

DIOARMAMENT PLAN   HOPED TO SECURE FINALES GRADUAL REDUCTION,   World Court Adopted By Assembi For Approval of League Members.

FOOD PRICES MOVE HIGHER   Averaxe Family Increase in Expenditure 2 Per Cent for Moath Ending Janwary 1%.

SPENCKR PRODS PRESIDENT.   Insis<¢s That Pablic Kraow Just What He Said at Paris.

[BRYAN LAMBASTS HITCHCOCK   Denies at Omaha Any Persesaal Animus in Attack. —

WHAT GEORGIA VOTE MEANS   Senator Heke Smith Inaists it le Repudiation of President's League ef Nationa.

PALMER STILL RETAINS LEAD.   Attorney General Carries 50 Countice With 140 Convention Votes.

Negotiations Opened Looking to Settlement Denmark’s Difficultie:

DANS TH FRADEMEN PLANNING STRIK   First Move :Toward Putting It Into Effect.is Started Today-1 When ‘King Christian   Refused. to.Concedé the De etned Daint

This Is By Way of Putting Into Ef. ' fect Strike Ordered By Danish Trades Union.

DANISH TRADEMER ~ PLANNING STRIKE   First Move Toward Putting It Into Effect is Started Today When King Christian Refused to Concede the De sired Paint.

BAKERS MAKE FIRST MOVE IN DANISH STRIKI   It Is Believed Some Sort of a Settlement With the Government Will Be Made.

Danish Bakers Quit, First. _ Step in Nation- Wide Strike Called in Defiance of Kins   Trades Unions Protest Refusal of Rule to Reinstate Dismissec Zahle Ministry; Negotiations for Settlement . Are Under Way.

BAKERS FIRST OUT   BTOKERS OF STEAMERS NEXT TC STRIKE IN GENERAL WALKOUT CALLED IN DENMARK.

FIRST MOVE TAKEN (N GENERAL STRIKE —GALLED IN DENMAR   Bakers Quit ‘Work Refusing to Return; Firemen Also Leave Their Jobs

nn ee ee ‘ STRIKE STARTS IN DENMARK.  Copenhagen Bakers: Take First Move Toward General Strike.

TRAIN IS HELD UP   Four Men Rob Missouri Pacific in St. Louis Suburb.

AEGIOTERED MAIL POUCH REPORTED TAKEN BY BANDITS   Two Men Hold Up Missouri Pacific Train No, 5 at St, Louis Last Night.

ROBBERS LOOT TRAIN      Four Pouches of Registered Mail Tak en at St.,Louis

BANDITS ROB MAIL TRAIN AT ST. LOUIS   POUR MASKED MEN HOLD UP CLERKS AND TAKE REGISTERED MAIL POUCHES.

Important Meetin; g : This Evening   Final Meeting to Complete Ali Ar. ' rapgements for Lawn Fete to Be Given Octobber 14.

This Evening   Biyial Meeting - to Complete AH Ay He rangements: for Lawn Fete ta B Given Octabber 14.

BEVENUE AGENTS ARE INDIGTED   Three Held in Connection In Prohibition Enforcement  Monev Graft.

Bolsheviki Rout Poles; Vilna Is Reported Taken   Denekine’s Forces Are Driven From Last Base in Sontharn Rrecia.

/ilna Reported Captured. Polish Ge moved to Bromberg — Reichswe  ' Gotha — Mueller New:Germani ! ~ cellor—Violent Fighting:in Wes

SS TTS SS a TT SGU,  RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK TROOPS TAKE CITY OF VILNA FROM POLE FORCES   if Reports are Correct Bolsheviks Have Gained 115 Miles of Poland Territory Within the Past  Few Days. ‘

FIGHTING POLES DRIVE AHEAD A TERRIFIC PACE   Pelish Government Moved from War saw to Bromberg.

All Books Dealing With Liquor Removed From  The New Haven Library

NOT OA RACE TRACK,   Mill Street Residents Object to Auto Speed Maniacs.

Federal Agents Hait Fians of Counterfeiter:   Scheme to Flood U. 5. Witl Bogus Currency is Frustrated.

MORE BILLS HUNG UP IN CONFERENC THAN EVER BEFORE   Nine: Unsettied ‘Between House and: “Senate. Inglude Five ~ Appropriation’ Budgets. oe

NINE BILLS IN CONFERENCE BETWEEN SENATE AND HOUSE  (tee Wha Asanernsted Press)

RECORD BILLS ARE NOW AN CONFERENCE   Nine Measures Include Five of Annual Appropriations Requested.      FIGHT. ON. SOLDIER. RI

Every person chould contribute to the fund for the erection of a statue at the Marne Battleground.

BRYAN TO SPEAK ON CAMPAIGN   To Be First Since It July   SUBJECT C€UARDED   Given First Honors at Temperance Meet

Bryan to Make Known What His Stand    Prohibitionists Give Common. er a Whole Evening ir Which to Break His Silene:

C A YVERSATIONS 4&3 T O GERMAN F PAYMETU Cs CONTENT NC TED AY  ® WW au 2a ae edt

HOLCOMB REFUSES HIS CERTIFICATION   Woman Carries Copy to Colby, However.

WITHHOLDING CERTIFICATION   Governor Holcomb Says He Doubts Legality of Ratification

HOLCOMB HOLDING _UR. CERTIFICATION   Governor of Connecticut Dowste Legality of Suffrage Ratification; To Present Colby’s Rosoript.

GOVERNOR OF CONNECTICUT HARD BOILED   He Withholds Certification o: Legislature’s Action in Ratifying Suffrage.

MORE TROUBLE FOR SUFFRAGISTS NOW      GOVERNOR HOLCOMB OF CON. NECTICUT WITHHOLDS CERTI FICATION OF SUFFRAGE ACY

GOV. HOLCOMB. WON'T CERTIFY   Refuses to’ Endorse. Suf* frage Action in. * Connecticut —;

LEGAL DOUBT IN SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   Connecticut Governor With. holds Ceritification to Secretary of State.

Connecticut Governor Doubts Legality of Action of Solons of That State.  a

REFUSES TO QO. K. SUFFRAGE   Governor Holcomb Wants Connecticut to Ratify Amendment Again Next Tuesday.

ULCOMD REFUGES TO CERTIFY VOTE FOR RATIFICATION   Connecticut Governor Claims Legislature Failed to Act Along Legal Lines.

GOVERNCR HOLDS  UP RATIHGATIOR: BY CONNECTICUT   DOUBTS LEGALITY OF ACTIOD TAKEN BY BOTH HOUSES ON YESTERDAY.

rN GOVERNOR WONT: CTY THE RATIFICATION   Hartford Reports Says Gov-ernor Holcomb Did Not Believe Ratification Legal and Would “Withhold -Certifici team Af T peytelatupe’s Action.

YANKEES MAY LEAVE POLAND   American Relief Workers Asked to Be Prepared to Quit Country.

AMERICANS MAY QUIT POLAND   French Military Experts Tell U. § Relief Workers to Prepare to Leave.

Ways and Means Committee Locks Horn With Tax Problems Arising Out of Recent Supreme Court Decision.

LATEST TAX. PROBLEM CAUSES MUCH DEBATE   Supreme Court's Waiver on Stock Dividends Denies Government of $35,000,000 Annually

TAX PROBLEMS CAUSE CONGRESSMEN 10 WORR\   Government Will Lose $35,000, 000 Through Decisjon Of Su preme Court On Stock Dividenc

OE  COMMITTEE LOCKS HORNS WITH NEW TAX PROBLEMS   Treasury Experts Called to Aid House Body in Search for New Sources of Income.

Yoliege Ldbeaty @ 61-00! y oes  civm tmwme san meant t  Means Necessary.   itty the Aseccteted Prewe)

METHODS QF FLAT ~THNATION ISUSSE   HOUSE COMMITTEE: ' TACKLES MAT  TER-OF EXEMPTION. ‘OF STOCK: PR DIVIDENDS, *

G0 MILLION DRIAKS SEIZED BY RAIDERS   LIQUOR MUST BE HELD BY GOVERNMENT PENDING « ORDERS BY COURT.

FIFFY MILUON DRINKS ARE SAFELY LOCKED UJ   Federal. Prohibition Comms. sioner Has Immense Amount of Liquer in Custody,   HOLDING FOR ORDERS

ALLIES REJECT DENOBILIZATION PLANS OF HUNS   Spa Conference Rules that War Materials Must Be Destroyed al Once,   IN COMPLETE HARMON}

Allies Demand More Rapid Demobilization and Disarmament in Future.

GERMAN PLAN TS LINSATISEAGTOR'   Enemy Policy of Progressive ‘Demobilization Presented to Allied Envoys  ra

BERMAN PLAN FOR DEMOBILIZATION Ii UNSATISFARTORY   Presentation of Proposa Opens Way for Discussian and Removal of Friction.   Lioyd-George ana German Foreign Minister Have Hot Word Tilt.

DEMOBILIZATION PLAN OF GERMANS UNOATISEAGTORY   Allies Want Former Foe tc Reduce Army More Ranidiv.   LLOYD GEORGE IMPATIENT

HUN DISARMAMENT SCHEME DOES NOT SATISFY THE ALLIES   Plan for Progressive Demobilization to 100,000 Men in 15 Months Is Presented at Spa Conference.

ALLIES SPURN BERLIN PROPOSAL FOR DELA)   Germany Asks 15 Months Wait on Disarmament   Impossible, Answers Lloyd Georg —German Army Still 1,000,000

HUN DEMOBILIZATION PLANTINSATISEACTOR   ALLIES AT SPA CONFERENCE EXPECTED TO REFUSE DEFINITELY TODAY.

REDUCTION OF ARMY IS DEMANDED ON ORIGINAL BASIS FOR NEGOTIATIONS

BAND CONCERT   erd Concert Band Court House rk Thursday Night August 26, 1920   PROGRAMME

JOINT CONFERENCE NOT TO BE HELD IN SCRANTON   Miners and Operators Will Meet in Philadelphia on Monday, October 25.

GIRL FALLS FROM HIGH BRIDGE NTO ~ RIVER: SWIMS OU         Mies Helen Hom, of: Bicknell  Known Here, Has Thrilling’  { Escape From Train.

WOMAN VICTIM OF THE DETROIT TRUNK MURDER HAD BEEN WIFE OF A MISSISSIPPI. FARMER

NEW CLUE IN  TRUNK MYSTERY   Man Answers Description of Leroy Said to  Be En Route West

SIXTY-SIX REDS TO LEAVE   New Consignment of Radicals Reach New York From Citfcago, Cleve. land and Other Cities, 

STATEWIDE COAL U7 TO BE STARTED   Investigation Will Inciu de Many. Cjties, to Open 7 ‘Nev. 8 7

WILL INVESTIGATE WIS. COAL SITUATION   PLAN VISIT TO EVERY CITY 1 THE STATE TD QUESTION DEALERS

FOR ALL STATES   Townsend Bill Would Provide for National Commission and a System of Roads Would be Constructed by Government _

NATIONAL ROAD LAV   ,TOWNSEND BILL .WOULD PROVIDE FOR NATIONAL COMMISSION   GO00 ROADS {8 ALL STATES   System of National Roads Would Be Built by National Government

NEW CAMPAIGN FOR SMASHING SINN FEINERS   Seen in Drive of Mac Ready on Sunday Near Dublin.

MED BY CINK FEIN   Campaign Is Begun to Smasl Trish Republican. Army Two Killed, Many Hurt Forty Prisoners Are Taker   ‘Who's Feeding MacSwiney?’ Asks London Times; Mayor of Cork, Eleven Others Reported Weakening Fast   BY UNITED PRESS. LIOASED WIRE TO TRIBUNE.

SINN FEINERS SURPRISED:   Troops are Attacked al Drill in Moun inins Fifteen Miles From  Wieshtie:

~ AND RIFLE ALES USEL   British Forces Surprise “Drill Squaa” and One Man Is Killed.      AUTHORITIES ELATED AT ACTIVITY OF MACREADY   Denial Made That MacSwiney Has Been Supplied Food by” Friends,

TO SMASH SINN FEIN   General MacReady’s Coup In Surprising Party of Irish at Drill and Defeating and Capturing Them First. Move. .   NEW POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN IS DISCLOSED   Drive Taken as Indication of Purpose to Launch Determined Campaign Against Hibernian Forces in Ireland.

(SURPRISED AT ORIL   ENGLISH OFFICER TAKES FORTY SINN FEINERS.    Were Using Rifies and Bombs In the' Dublin Mountains. 

MACREADY ROUTS SINN FEIN TROOPS      IRISH REPUBLICANS DEFEATED WHEN FOUND GRILLING WEAR DUBLIN

SUNDAY COUP   ‘Sinn Fein Army ~ Surprised—Forty ! : . ‘Captured   (Ry United Preac)

BRITISH TROOPS TAKE INITIATIVE AGAINST IRISH   SURPRISE BODY OF REPUBLICAN ARMY AT DRILL KILL 1,  , -—-. ~ 1, . —_? 7

TROOPS CLASH WIT  OINN FEIN FORGES   BODY OF SINN EFEINERS SUR.PRISED WHILE DRILLING IN MOUNTAINS NEAR DUBLIN   ONE KILLED IN THE FRAY   When Troops Appeared on Seene Sinn beiners Opened Battle, Csine Rithes and Bonbs. Forty Prisoners Taken

British Military Surrounded Secret Meeting Place 15 Miles From Dublin. Forty Captured After a Battle.

SINN FEINERS ARE CAUGHT AT ORILL   ONE MAN KILLED AND FORTY CAPTURED EY BRITISH TROOPS NEAR DUBLIN   ONE CONSTABLE 1S SHOT   Hunger Striking Lord Mayor Of Cork Packed in Hot Water Bottles to Keep Life in His Body.

IRISH ARMY BATTLES ~ ENGLISH   SINN FEIN TROOPS SURPRISED BY WRETISH WHILE aly ar i   ROIS EE a, SINS FEIN COMMANDEER Au. TOMOBILES AND RAID VRMEISkITSD BE

ANE SILP 10 SMASH CINN FEIN   40 “Trish Republicans’ Captured   USE RIFLES, BOMBS

add DEPORTATION HAVE BEEN QRDERET   Commdanists Arrested Recent ly Are Being Weeded Out Rapidly By the Department Of Justice—Many Will Be Sent Home at Once. :

BOLLING'S SHARE WAS $1,800, SAYS WITNES:   Tucker K. Sands Testifles ‘Thai He Gave Money to Wiison’s Brother-in-Law,   $40,000: SPLIT FOUR WAYS   ‘Represented Gift for Obtaining  Contract for Bhipbuild ing Concern.

ARE AFTER COX TO DEFINE HOW KICK IN BOOZE   Virgit G. Hinshaw Writes Democratic Leader to State Position andto . Stop Camouflaging.

DRIES AFTER COX AGAIN.    Want Him to Answer Question “Open le and Brankly *

DRYS QUESTION COX FURTHER   Virgil Hinshaw Says Governor is  Evading Wain ti«ane.

GERRAN SAI ~ FADS: WORKERS WK TEMANDS   INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT OF RHINELAND IS STRONGHOLD OF ULTRAS.

SPARTACANS _ TAKE ESSEN BY STORM   ARMY OF 100,000. MED AND 77 GUNS TOOL! THE CITY.   Soviet, Republic Proclaimed -at Home of Krupps — Estimated that 300 Persons Were Killed in the HWichtine. —

REDS SWEEP “GREAT.CITIES ALONG RHINE      ‘Essen, Dusseldorf, Elberfeld ‘and Other Towns Taken  => “by Spartacang   GENERAL STRIKE AT “END, REPORT STATES

LUERTWITZ TROOPS AT  SCHLESWIG SURRENDER  TO EBERT GOVERNMENT   ‘Communists Capture Essen, Home ot Krupp Gun Factories, and Declare Soviet Republican Administratior  Lama a UEPTE UU) ONMETITICRY ORT TRErarre  OAT ACT]   2000 KILLED WHEN ELEMENTS CLASH

ESOEN CAPTURED BY SPARTACANS. SOMET IN POWER          Army: of 100; 000° Men’ “With ; 77. Guns Takes      DUESSELDORE CE AELS   Government Troops: Evacu* ate Place'Without Show- ins Fight. ,

GERMAN ‘STRIKE ENDED: WORKERS NEMANNS APPEDTEN   STORMY INCIDENTS EX. PECTED ON QUESTION . OF AMNESTY.   NOSKE KEEPS POST      Minister of Defense, Who Re. signed on Request, Holds Office.

Radicals Show Alarming Strength in Their Clash With Government.   CITY OF ESSEN TAKEN BY SPARTACAN FORCES   It is Estimated That 2,000 Have Been Slain in Clasties.

SHOOT DOWN ALL OFFICERS   Since Noon F iring Has Been Reported on All Berlin Streets

THOUSANDS lt IN GERMAN RIOTS           EIGN OF TERKOR sIN MANY  ACES IN THE DEFEATED ATHERLAND. TROOPS FIRE INTO CROWDS

ARMY OF 100,000, WITH 77 GUNS, SEIZES SEAT OF KRUPP ARMS WORKS AFTER BATTLE LASTING 24-HOURS

GUNS ROARING AS CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT   Large Sections of Germany Resounds to Noise of Battle   2,000 DEAD IS TOLL   EXTREMISTS HAVE CAPTURED ESSEN, HOME OF KRUPP PLANT, iS REPORT

RING OUEURS IN VARIBUS PARTS SERMAN CAPITAL   Security Police Shootins  Down Baltic Troops Officers

BEALIN of EET  ARE FILLED BY SEETHING MOBS   PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS PROTECT ED BY BARBED WIRE; TROOPS FIRE INTO CROWDS,

MANY ARE KILLED IN CAPITAL OF GERMANY BY  POLICE   Streets Seethe with Excited Crowds and Disorders Are Reported in Suburbs   Total Number of Deaths Close To 2000 According to Word At Berlin: Strike Ends

Reported That the Governmen' Has Conceded All Workers’ Demands.   TERMS NOT YET PUBLISHED   Strife Between Factions Carried on in Many Districts Has Cost Near 2,000 Lives.

MONARCHISTS IN ~ PLOT TO OPEN WAR   Prussians Offer Bavarian Militia 125,000 Army Rifles.   Government at Berlin ts Threatened as a Result of the Con. spiracy.

GUNS IN GERMAN PLOI   BAVARIAN F'LITIA OFFERED 125,00 RIFLES.   Monarchistio Cor >iracy Discoverec and Trouble J reatens Government 2. Result.

MONARCHISTS IN PLOT   Prussians Offer Bavarian Militia 125,000 Army Rifles.   Government at Berlin Is Threatened as a Resu!t of the Conspiracy.

LIND TELLS OF EFFORTS 10 GET HUERTA TO QUI)   Former Governor of Minne. sota Describes Experiences As Wilson Envoy.

LIND DESCRIBES MEXICAN EFFORTS   Wilson’s Emissary To Huerta Tells What He Saw There In 1913.

‘Mexican Regulars © - Reported to Have _ Joined The Rebel:   ‘Three Villa Bands Merged With 2,001 Federal Soldiers, Now Moving on ‘So. nora State—Sonora Armed ‘Read; . For Pitched Battle

LIND SCORES THE AMERICAN IN MEX   Says Have Done Little to Helt Better Labor Conditions There.

SENT 10 MEXICO 10 GET HUERTA TQ OUIT LIND TELLS SOLONS   ‘Special Witson Emissary Tells of Efforts te Bring About Adiustment

SAYS MEXICANS VIRTUAL SLAVES   John Lind Describes Condi. tions On Plantations in Mexico

YANKS ENSLAVE MEXICAN LABOR   JOHN LIND SAYS AMERICAN PLARTATION CWREAS WHIP WORKERS AND LOCK THEM UP

LIND TALKS ABOUT HIS MEXICAN VISIT   Minnesotan - Tells Senate Committee of Conditions as He Found Them in the Southern Republic During Huerta Regime.   DECLINES TO MAKE PUBLIC HIS ORDERS FROM PRESIDENT

HUERTA REJECTED ALL PROPOSITIONS, LIND TELLS THE SENATE COMMITTEE

ROR MEN WITH FOUR LEGS   {t Doesn't Take Much of a Man t Be As Good as a Good Man at  ee

ROUR MEN WITH FOUR LEGS   {t Doesn't Take Much of a Man to Be As Good as a Good Man nt tate Prison.

Berlin Garrison Chiefs Take Oath to Protect Constitution Against any Attempted Cou

GERMANS GET APPREHENSIVE     Fear Plans -Are Lald For Another : Revolt. °

HEAVY LOSSES IN MAILS.   Burlason Asks Additional. Fund of $1,000,000 te Pay Damages.

BIG. LOSS: IN . MAILS   Burleson Wants Millicn to Pay fo - Damages Parcel Post Package. 

ASKS $1,000,000 FOR MAILS   Postmaster General Burleson Asks Ap propriation for Claims for Loss of Farcels.

ASKS $1.000.000 FOR’ MAILS      Postmaster General Burleson Aske AE propriation for. Claims for Loes of Parcels,

LEIGH VALLEY 1S RESPONSIBLE   Damages of Nearly $800,000 Must Be Paid as Result of Black Tom Explosion.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Responsible For Black Ton Explosion In 1916

SCORE REPORTEB DEAD IN WRECK   Iron Mountain Passenger Train ite ported To Have Run Intd Open Drawbridge,

TRAIN «WRECK: KILLS MER      A Passenger Runs Thea An Open     Drawbridjce Near Clayton, ae

Train Ran Through _ An Open Draw Bridgs   Between 10 and 20 Persons, All Said Tc Be Negroes Except Two Trainmen,  Killed .In Louisiana.

INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL PLAN IS CONSIDERED   League Assembly Hears Report of Bourgeois Commission,   U, $, COULD PARTICIPATE

WORLO COUR S CONSIDERED   LEACUR OF NATIONS ASSEMEL) REGINS CONSIDERATION OF INTERNATIONAL TRI BUNAL. ‘   THE DRAFT 1S PRESENTEL   Outline Gof the Phins fer the Court Presented by Leon Tourieois.n Senator MeGormick of Hilingis In Guest of Assembly.

NEW COURT OF NATIONG fa ORGANIZING   INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL PLAN NOW CONSIDERED   Headquarters of Court Would Be Maintained at The Hague.

LEAGUE NATIONS PLANS FOR INTERNATL TRIBUNAL   Senator MeCornitck, of Illinois, At tends the Assembly Today. Tribunal to be at Hague.

Consider Plans For  - International Cour   Tribunal of Eleven Judg: és and Four Deputies Is Proposed. :

TWELVE JUDGES WILL. SIT 0} BENCH OF THE INTERNATION- : ONAL TRIBUNAL AS.— PLANNED

Report Of Special Committee On Tribunal Taken Up Taday   VISITORS CROWD HALL      Freneh Delegate Explains  Court Will Have 11 Judges, 4 Deputies

LEAGUE TO PROVIDE A TRIBUNAL   SENATOR BcCORMICK THERE, AN OBRERYER FOR PRESIVENTE CLT we pniwes   U.S PAN PARTICIPATE IN NEW TRIBUNAL AS AT PRESENT CONRTETTETE IS

GREY WOULD GIVE BEFORE TO0 LATE TO SAVE IRELANT   Declares the Empire Never Lost Through Giving Too Much.

ENGLISH STATESMAN SAYS IRELAND MUST SETTLE OWN TROUBLE   Viscount Grey Says No Agreement Can Be Made With Recalcitrants Until Then.   WOULD WITHDRAW TROOPS ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS   Says Complete Autonomy for Country Could Have Been Granted at Start.

CONFESSION MAY SAVE THREE FROM ELECTRIC CHAIF   Prisoner in Sing Sing Says He Committed Subway Murder

BUILDING WORKERS’ PAY CUT   Georgia Contractors Announce Reductions of 20 Per Cent.

CUT BUILDING WORKERS’ PAY   Contractors at Atlanta, Ga., Announce Reductions of 16 to 20 Per Cent, Effective January 1.

FREIGHT RATES 70 GO WAY UP   ONE-THIRD INCREASE FOR _ INDIANA RAILROADS   Roads Had Asked Forty Per ' Cent. In Effect Not Earlier Than October 1.

ah RATES. _ WILL INCREASE   Public Service Commission Allows 33 1-3‘: in One Dav’s Notice   THROUGHOUT. STATE   General Rates Increased— Petition for a 40‘: Increase was Denied

rCIGHT RATES RAISED A THIRD   increase Effective in One Day’s Notice Not Later Than Oct. ! Granted by State Body.   RAIL PETITIONS DENIED   Permission to Raise Freight 40 Per Cent and Passenger. Fares 20 Per Cent is Refused.

Bolshevism Opposed by Knights of Columbus!   AS WELL AS ALL OTHER MOVEMENTS THAT SEEK TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES BY FORCE—OFFICERS ELECTED AT CONCLUSION OF STATE CONVENTION OF CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

INTEREST IN COAL ~ - PRICES IN ALTON   Retailers Reported to be . Standing Tight in Insist- enee They Can’ Not Re duce Prices 50° Cents a * Ton 

INTEREST IN COAL i PRICES IN ALTON      Retailers Reported to be Standing Tight in Insist ence They Can Not Re. duce Prices 50 Cents s Ton

HARDING CLEANS UP OFFICE. DESK   Republican Nominee Plans to Get Away From Capitol at Once; Receives Pledge of Aid.

HARDING SPENDS DAY IN ROUTINE    Wileox Informs: Him ‘That Hughes Will Help in Campaign

554,000 MEDALS GIVEN OUT   All Applications Except About 6,000 Have Been Filled by War Department.

By Blue Sky Committee of Farmers’ Association    ‘OPERATING IN MONON TWP   Two Men Attempting to Sell Siock in Farm Supply Company---Have Left County---Other News of Interest to Farmers.

MARY PICKFORD GETS DIVORCE   J FROM OWEN MOORE ON GROUND OF DESERTION,

MARY PICKFORD DIVORCED   Motion Picture Star Weeps Freely ir Court Room.

MARY PICKFORD 1S DIVORCED .   Granted Her Decree   - Tn Nevada 7 LE   is The Charge She Made Against Owen Moore

MARY PICKFORD GRANTED DIVORCE FROM OWEN MOORE   Decree Signed on the Grounds ¢ Desertion — Movie Star Wept Freely While Testifying.

MARY PICKFORD “QLD CLOTHES” I VEN DNGRCE   Sheds Tears for Judge as Decree Against Owen Moore

MARY PICKFORD IS DIVORCED   Granted Her Decree In Nevada   is The Charge She Made Against Owen Moore

MARY PICKFORD GETS DIVORG!   Has Lived Ona Ranch tn Nevada te Obtain the Necessary Residence Qualifications, ~

MARY PICKFORD BRANTED  DIVORGE TOD}:   FAMOUS MOVIE STAR SEPARATES FROM OWEN MOORE    THE DIVORCE IS GRANTED AT RENO

MARY PICKFORD GIVEN DIVORCE FROM 0. MOORE   Movie Actress Is Again Free  After Reel in Wedlock

GRANTS MARY PICKFORD DIVORCE FROM 0. MOORE   ‘Motion Picture Star Sheds Oopiow » Teara ‘Waile Testifying in Ne-

MARY PICKFORD GRANTED DIVORCE   PICTURE STAR WEEPS AS SHE TESTIFIES IN COURT.

MARY PICKFORD GIVEN DIVORCE AY RENG, NEV.   Charged That Husband, Owen Nioore, Deserted Her.   Weeps Bitterly While Giving Test.mouiy.

DIVORCE I$ GIVEN TO MARY PICKFORD   MOTION PICTURE STAR WEP’ FREELY WHILE TESTIFYING AGAINST HUBBY.

DIVORCE TO MARY PICKFORD   Moving Picture Actress Granted De. _cree From Owen Moore on Grounds of Desertion.

MARY PICKFORD GETS DIVORCE [IN NEVADA COURT LAST MONDA'   DECREE OF SEPARATION FROM OWEN WOORE ON GROUNDS OF DESERTION,

Motion: Picture Actress Win: Suit Against Owen Moore “at. Minden, Nevada, After Accusing Him of Dezertion   ales of Differences Because of Douglas Fairbanks and of Latter’s Trouble With His Wife Recalled by Action

Mary Pickford Weeps on Stand to. Win Divorce   Famous Movie. Star: Separatec * from: Owen Moore; Wore Old: Clothes in Courtroom.  ?

owe  Perils of North Canadian Rockiem Where Haman Habitiations Are Few and the Winds Always Violent, Will Be Braved. 

EVENTS  OF THE NEXT FEW DAYS TO DEE TRMINE =  Whether a General Railroad Strike Will Be Called.

ANOTHER BREAK CFEMS AT HAND   German Refusal to Accept Allies’ Coal Protoco) Complicates the Situation.   AN OCCUPATION ARMY MAY EXTEND ITS FIELD   The Germans Threaten to Quit the Conference and Retwmn to Berlin.

Marshall Foch And Field Mar. shal Wilson Are Summoned To Conference   PLANS COMPLETED BY ALLIED LEADERS   Germans May Offer Arme¢ Resistance To Invasion Of Coal Lands

RESULTING FROM THE GERMANS REFUISAL   To Accept Terms of Allied Coal Pro tocol Is Lessened.

DRUNKEN HOGS GIVE HIM AWAY   Harry . Vanderpool, Coancil .Binffs Arrested for Ranning Two Sts on His Fann

PEAK REACHED IN CHICAGO, okYS CITY HEALTH HEAD   Death Toll in 24 Hours Most Yet, Grip Killing 35 and Pneumonia Taking 47.

STATE PHYSICIANS NOW HAVE THE FLU UNDER CONTROL   Government Announces No Epidemic Is Expected.

jalady Makes Appearance ir Towns Throughout Middle west—Disease in Mild Form Death Rate Low.

DEATH TOLL 15 HEAVY; PLAGUE RAGES IN IOWA   Report 150 Cases in State Outside of Des Moines; Situation m  scan is Improved.  SU ere! Pa ee nn ee ee Fa

"FLU" CASES AT CHICAGO FEWER   EPIDEMIC REACHES PEAK RE. PORTS HEALTH OFFICER   Thirty-Five Influenza Deaths and Forty-Seven From Pneumonia Was Toll Vesterday.

MAS. TABOR TO BE RELEASED   Michigan Case Against Mother of  Maude Virgo to Be Dropped by Prosecutor. .

TABOR MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE TO BE DROPPED   Jury Disagreed After Being Out 36 Hours.

His Recommendations On Tax Laws Ace Not Approved By the  Jiew Oe re ta.

House Democrats Opposed To Revision of Taxes as Ieecommended by Houston

DEMS TO KEEP TAX ON RICH   Leaders Oppose G. 0. P, Plan for Revision of Laws

Houston Wants Flat Tax on Excess Profits   Instead of the Graduated Vax ol From 20 to 40 Per Cent as al Precent

om, ba  Hits Recommendations Gn Tas Laws Are Not Approved By the

MAJOR LEAGUES BEGIN PENNANT RACE TODAY   Banner Season in the History o Professional Bascball Is Freely Predicted

BIG LEAGUE TEAM AEALY FOR OPENING GAMES OF SEASON   Scheduled to Play Ball in Seven National and American Circuit Cities Today.   HARD TO GET LINE NOW ON COMPARATIVE STRENGTH   Brooklyn, Chicago and Philadelphia in National and Philadelphia, Wash. ington, New York and Cleveland in American Thought to he Better ‘Than Last Vear, j

The Crack of the Bat is Again roe 1 in the Land  r> _ _ ff gH frafy "TF*F «   National and American League Cities Open Baseball Season of 1920 This Afternoon

PLAY BALL SAYS MISTER UMPIRE   They'll Get Off in the Bic League Rings Today   Four Western and Four Eastern Cities Will Experience Thrills of Flag Raisings, Band Concerts and Crash of Bats Inaugurating Season this Afternoon’ -

ROMAN WORKERS TAKE NEW SHOPS   STRIKERS REJECT AGREE MENT; SOLDIER KILLED; BOMB EXPLODES

ITALIAN LABOR: REPUDIATES ITS REPRESENTATIVE:   Turin Strikers Vote to Con tinue Possession,of Auto Plants.

MORE RIOTING IN ITALIAN. CITIE   Turin Strikers Reject Plan Agreed on Last Week and Submitted for Approval.

MORE. RIOTING IN cy. FTALTAN: CTE   Turin Strikers Reject -Plar  Agteed on Last Week arid Submitted for Approval.

ONE SOLDIER KILLED; SEVERAL ARE WOUNDEL   Three Members of ‘‘Red Guards 4&ro Placed Under Arrest After Shooting.   ATTEMPT MADE TO BLOW UP MILAN MANUFACTURER   ‘Bomb Exploded at Home of Lead er of Opposition to Metal Workers’ Ciaims..   CONTINUE SEIZING PLANTS   Turin Strikers in Referendum Re ject Agreement Arrived at in Rome,

HIMARY BLL IEC FATE i CANAT eS ARATE   Gerard and Monroe Only Democrats on Ticket in Today's Election   WOMEN GET VOTE IN WASHINGTON   Wood Must Make Known Names of Subscribers lo Campaign Fund

PRIMARY ELECTION ) WN SOUTH DAKBTA  WATCHED BY RATION   Indorsement of Candidate For  Republican Nomination is Overshadowing Issue      HEAVY reper: LOOKED FOR   ‘Democratic Side‘ of Primary  Lacks Interest Because of : + Few Strong Candidates

PRIMARY ELECTION IS IN FULL SWING IN SO. DAKOTA   Presidential Preference Makes Voting of Interest Over Entire Country

South Dakota Voting On Presidential Nomination At State Primary Polls

SOUTH DAKOTA VOTES IN PRIMARY   Former Ambassador Gerard Is Candidate For Endorsement -- Republicans Have Four In Race.

MUCH INTEREST IN SO. DAKOTA   ENDORSEMENT OF REPUBLI CAN CANDIDATE IS OVERSHADOWING ISSUE.

HARDING TG GET NEWS   COMMITTEE NAMED. TO NCTIFY HIM OF NOMINATION,   July 22 ts Date Set for Event, and Du Pont Is Chairman—Tell Cool. jdge July 27. + 

COMMITTEE IS NAMED   Men to Notify Harding of Nomination Appointed.   Du Pont Is Chairman, and July 22 Fixed as- Date—To Tell Coolidge July 27.

COMMITTEES TO FIX DETAILS FOR —- NOTIFICATIONS   Gatherings Are Set For Marion, Ohio, Thursday, July 22nd, and Boston, Mass, Tuesday,  July 2%th.

NAMES — “EXECUTIVE, COMMITTEE   WHICH. WILL HAVE  ~ CHARGE OF REPUBLICAN: CAMPAIGN Is : pS aN

JULY 22 DATE SET FOR NOTIFICATION OF 6.0.7. NOMINEE   Dupont Heads Committee it Charge of Notification Arrangement Details.

COMMITTEE NAMED TO NOTIFY HARDING   Men to Notify Harding of Nomination Appointed.   Ou Pont is Chairman, and July 22 Fixed as Daté-—To Tell Cooiidgead«'y 27.

TO PLAN NOTIFICATION   Mulvane on Committee Appointed by Chairman Hays

COMMITTEE NAMED TO NOTIFY HIM OF NOMINATION,   duly 22 Is Date Set for Event, and Di Pont Is Chairman—Tell CoolIdge July 27.

Nt  DKINGTO  BIE HUNGARY   AN Agree No One hut so Ring Can Kule Country--Three Pre. tenders for Throne

HUNGARY MUST BE AUER BY ABSOLUTE KING   ALL AGRREE THAT \0 ONE BUT A  KING CAN RULE COUNTRY.

BELIEVED THAT _ A BREAK WILL BE AVOIDED      Germany's Commissioners Still Fimnly Refuse to Weet Allies’ Nemands fer Coal Supply---Believed That Germany Will Eventually Yield.

ALLIES MAY TAKE OVER  RUHR MINES   REFUSAL OF GERMANS TO MEET DEMANDS REGARDING COAL DELIVERIES THE CAUSE.   SPA CONFERENCE IS A FAILURE   Military Forces of France, England and Belgium Ready to Move on Moment’s Notice,

GOAL DEADLOCK ~SUNBROKER ALLIES CONFER   Marshal Foch Arrive: At Spa on Urgent Mission.      MILITARY FORCES  READY TO MOVE   In Event of Advance, American _ + Forces On The Rhine Will : Be Relieved.

NOT A CENT FOR RANSU.      Wood Declares He Wonld Spend Millions to Protect American  meee

“Wood Declares He Would Spend Millions to Protect American Citizen Abroad.

CAN'T AGREE ON PREACHER, DON’T WE!   ‘Bride Sues. For Fallure to  Keep Promise, ="

Harding Finds New Avenue for Attacking Democratic Administration.   ENTERS MISSOURI FIGHT   Republican Nominee Speaks it Two States on His Way ito St. Louis.

BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.   Former Tipton Man Takes Steps t Settle Business Affairs.

(BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.    Ee om.) % : ‘ormer Tipton Man Takes Steps to Settle Busi Affairs.

WER RESOLUTIONS COMMITTE CHAIRMAN   Watson Opposed Because He Wants Beveridge Permanent Chairman.

HOT CHAIRMANSHIP FIGHT       Senater Watson Faves Opposition From Wen Who Declare Senate  “eae KhoKeET ERI AS.

BODY OF LORD MAYOR CANNOT BE REMOVED 10 TRISH CAPITAL   Corpse of MacSwiney is Taken to Cork Where It Will  BD. B..wtanl   FAMILY IS INDIGNANT      Funeral Services Planned a Dublin Will Be Hel Without Body

BODY OF LORD ‘MAYOR E ;ARRED FROM DUBLIN   WAKE DAY OF NATIONAL MOURNING OVER IRELAND.

DUBLIN HOLDS ERVICES FOR Ilo MAYOR   British Refuse To Permit Body To Be Taken To Dublin.   FEAR AN OUTBREAK   Tolerance By Government Characterizes Attitude Toward Ceremony

Dublin Is Not Permitted To View Body Of Rebel Trish Mayor   CORPSE IS SEIZED   Police Foreibly Ejeet Sister Who Protests At Port Of Embarkation

Funeral Services Held Despite Ban Against Removal of Body.   INTERMENT MADE AT  CORK   No Attepmt to Interfere Wit Funeral In the Home City.

WITHOUT BODY OF MACSWINEY   Services are Held at Dublin For the Late Lord Mayor of Cork   IMPRESSIVE PAGEANT AT THEIRISH CAPITAL   Body Reaches Cork This Aft. ernoon to Lie in State Until Puneral Sunday.

LOSS OVER HALF MILLION   John Kilworth Estimates Crop Damage From FI

ILLEGAL TO STORE LIQUOR   All Legally Acquired Spirits Must Be Removed to Private Dwellings . Before January 17.

wut LEGAL TO STORE WHISKY   Liquors Must Be Removed to Private Dwellings, Says Ruling.

SOCIALISTS MAKE CLOSING APPEAL   CLAIM OLD PARTY BALANCE OF POWER TREMBLING Say League of Nations Will Develop  Militant Imperialism—Predict Mex. ican Annexation.

LEAGUE PLAN ASSAILED BY SOCIALISTS   Also Score Administra. tion for Mailed Fist Rule in Haiti.

SOCIALIST PARTY LEADERS APPEAL TO THE FAITHFUL   Denounce. Democrats. anid Republicans. and Ask. for Vote for Convicted Debs.

FINAL APPEAL FOR DEBS IS ISSUED BY ~~ SOCIALIST LEADERS   Two-Party Balance of Powe: Crumbling Says Statement of Committee

PAINTS DEBS SALVA TION OF COUNTRY   Socialist Party Today Issues Its Appeal to the Voters.

POWER OF BIG PARTIES GOING, SOCIALISTS SAY   Final Appeal For Sup port For Debs Is Issued.

Socialist Committee Sees Ne Gocd in Harding or Cox But Much in Debs

HILLQUIT CLAIMS SOCIALISTS: HERE OPPOSE SOVIETS   Qualifies As’ Expért’ On. Socialistr and Makes Reply. To Hypothe: lical: Question OF Evans.      AGAINST PROPOSED .LEACUE

WOULD OPPOSE RUSSIANS   Hillquit Says American Social. ists Would Fight Attempts of Soviets Here.

LENINE MODERATE AND SOBER THINKEF   ‘Attempt to Impose Soviet Government on America Woulc be Resisted by Socialists Says Morris Hilquitt.

MAY INVESTIGATE SPECIAL ELECTION   : a  Republican Committee  Considerin;   Leeking Into Recent North Carolina Congressicnal Election.

TO-GIVE HELP ~— TOPOLAND   Foch Considering Question of Sending Troops Against the Reds.   BERLIN MUST ACT QUICKLY   Premier CLioyd George Demands Germany Cease Delays in Carrying Out Military Clauses ot Peace  , Treaty.

MO FOR POLAND 1S ALLIES’ PLAN   Question of Sending Troops Against Reds Considered,   FOCH AND WILSON CONFER   French and British Marshals Contem. plate Giving Military Aid to HardPressed Poles—Lloyd George De mands Germany Cease Delays.

ALLIES PLAN TO ASSIST POLAND   Foch Considering Question ol ‘Sending Troops Against the Reds.   BERLIN MUST..ACT QUICKLY   Premier Lloyd George Demand: Germany Cease Delavs in Carrying Out Military Clauses of Peace Treaty.

TOLL OF TRAGEDY  IN NEWS OF TODAY      NEGRO  FARMER NEARLY WIPES OUT FAMILY OF HIS LANDLORD   OKLAHOMA SHOOTING   F. P. Dismukes Kills Son-in-law at Poteau, Okla., and Surrenders   Chicago Man, Twice Arrested, Is Released After Sister Dies From Shock ‘

“TWO ARE KILLED  SIN FARM CLASH   ‘Arkansas Police Seeking ‘Negro Slayer.

ARKANGES NEGRO XILLS ONE MAN AND WOUNDS ANOTHER: NOW 1S HIGIN!   ARMED WITH DEAPLY WEAPONS BELIEVED TO BE HIDING IN SWAMPS.

NEGRO MURDERER HOLDS BACK POSSE   Shoots ~ Landlard, Latter’s Daughter, and Wounds Four Others.

Negro Murderer Hiding in Arkansas With Posses in Pursuit; Killed Two. Whites

HARDING SPEAKS TO WOMEN VOTER:   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT. AL CANDIDATE SENDS~ A MESSAG!   OFFERS THE BESi HOPE   Republican Committee to Policy of Solving Housing and Heme Owning

HARDING MAKES STRONG B10 FOR WOMEN'S VOTES NEXT NOVEMBEE   sf They Should Align hemselves With the Republican Party; Democrats  Nelaved Suffrage, Claims.   COMPARES PLATFORMS OF DOMINANT PARTIES   League of Nations As Presented By Administration Would Not Mean Peace For the United States.

WOMEN SHOULD. PARTICIPATE, SAYS HARDING   Country Best. Served if All Take Part in Politics, Nominee Tells Feminine Leaders

HARDING IN "MESSAGE T0 THE WOMEN   Tells Why They Shouid Align Themselves With Republicans.

HARDING SPEAKS TO WOMEN VOTER:   Republican Committee to Policy of Solving Housing and  Home Owning

HARDING INVITES. WOMEN'S VOTES   Tells Why They Should Be Republicans.

HARDING MESSAGE INVITES WOMEN! IN REPUBLICAN PARTY   Candidate Pays Compliment to New Voters in Reference to Nation’s League. '   ADDRESSES MESSAGE TO HARDING, COOLIDGE CLUB   Check of Two Party System Is Needed to Halt Reckless Acts, Says Nominee.

REASONS .WHY .THEY SHOULD ALIGN THEM « SELVES WITH REPUBLICAN PARTY.    Country Will Be Be Well Serv ed by Par ‘ticipation of All  Citizens: in Politics, He —

WHY WOMEN ~ OMOULD JOIN REPUBLICANS   W. G. HARDING, REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT, EXPLAINS.

HARDING SENDS WOMEN MESSAGE   NOMINEE SETS FORTH VIEWS ON WOMEN IN POLITICS   (:. 0. P. Standard Bearer Cites Reasons Why They Should Align Them.  selves With Republican Party.

HARDING SOLICITS WOMEN’S SUPPORT - QF G0, Py TICKET   In Message to. Women of Amer.  ica Candidate Tells: Why They Should. Join Republicans.   SAYS DEMOCRATS. HINDERED RATIFIGATION .OF SUFFRAGE   ‘Warns. Women Nat: to: Become - Confused on League Issues

HARDING ON WOMEN’S PLACE IN POLITICS   Nomiriee Sends Mes. sage to Republican Organizations

NARINSTEELAND IRON AREAS WILL BE PRESSED TO VICTORY   KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT DECREES TO BE DEFIED    VREEDOM FOR IRELAND DEMANDED —USE OF ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORM BY GUNMEN OPPOSED IN UNIJUSTAKABLE STYLE, BY BIG UNIONS  ‘ Pr 

WILL TRY TO CLOSE STEEL MILLS AGAIN    Effort Being Made By Organized Labor For Another - Strike In Industry Of Iron ‘Work.   TO REVISE _ CIVEL SERVICE   ‘Declare Cost Of Living’ Must Go No Figher—Reegret Congress  Has Failed To Act.      AUTOCRACY IS CONDEMNED

Roky FEDERATION FOR AND WN NEW OTEEL OTRIKE   Member of National Labor Committee Says Late One Was Success.   WILL KEEP UP THE FIGHT

LABOR TO.PRESS LAWMAKERS FOR BELIEE IN COSTS   Montreal Convention Scores Strike-Breakers ho Wear Uniform of Country   ISEES SUCCESS IN STRIKE   Cooperative Rights and Organization of Employers and Workers Urged

T0.KEEP UP WORK OF ORGANIZATION AMONG STEEL MEN   American Federation Votes Continuance of Campaign In This Field

8D ORD WP Te ALABAMA VOTERS   State Holding E'ection Tedzy To Determine Issuance of $25,000,000 Rar Internal Tmuoraromentc«.

GOVERNMENT MAY STEP IN TO END TIE-UP        Binterrupted Food Ship. ‘“ments’ Results in Threat of Federal Action.   OFFICIALS IN PARLEY LASTING THRU NIGHT

20,000 Ilinols Gaal Mines Shut Dow When Gar's Are Lacking; Thousand: of Factory Emplayes Idle Becaus ot Freight Tfeup :

GOVERNMENT READ   HF RAILROAD STRIKE SPREADS (ToO FAR VP WILL INTERVENE,   ft is Sul Hoped, However. That the Union Ofticiais Will be Able to Curb the Insurgents.

Union Leaders Looked To For Drastic Action to End Unofficial Strike.   Gompers Hurries to Cleveland For Conference With Union Heads.

GOVERNMENT MAY THEN INTERVENE   Heavy Shipments of Food Rushe To New York   NEW. YORK RECEIVING FOOD SHIPMENTS IN LARGE LOT:

GOVERNMENT MIGHT BE FORCED 10 INTERFERE   Administration Officials Say Move Will Be Necessary If General Paraly. ‘sis Of Transportation Results From Unauthorized Railroad Strike. —

Government May Take Hand Unless Rail Strike Is Endec   Passenger Trains at New York Added to Ticup of Freight—Road Managers Refuse to Treat With “Outlaw” Unions—Between 35,000 and 40,000 Men Out.

Federal Action to Come Unless Insurgent  ' Workers Return to Work Within 48 Hours, Chicago Dispatch States. Shipments of Food Interrupted.   Embargo on Express Matter Declared a’ New York Today as Situation Become: More Serious. Passenger as Well as  : Freight Service is Crippled.   GOMPERS OFF TO CLEVELAND

varly Settlement Alone Will Prevent Government Action—Roads Reject Outlaw Advances.

CONSIDER FEDERAL ACTION IN STRIKE   GOVERNMENT MAY  TAKE HAND IN TRANSPORTATION CR      WATCH THE: SITUATION   Interruption of Food Shipments May Force Authorities to "Intervene :   Showdown Between Union Offic: jals and Strike Leaders is Jooked For

NO INTERVENTION IN RAIL STRIKE   Gover manent ~ Officers Believe Unions Can Control Rebel Mave,

WILL TAKE A HAND IF NECESSARY SAY CAPITAL OFFICIALS   Government Will Interfere if Sttuation Threatens Paralysis of Transportation   CLAIM IMPROVEMENT IN CHICAGO DISTRICT TODA)   Tie-up Spreads to Passenger Service in the East

a aed a cm maa amas ama a Sr  INTIMATION OF EDERAL INTERFERENCE OF STRIKE

GOVERNMENT MAY ACT IN WALKOUT   Federal Intervention Probable Un less Rail Strike Ends in 48  Hours   FOOD SHIPMENTS HELD UP   Seberal Passenger Trains at New York Cancelled—Estimated More than Half Million Workers Affected by Tie-up.

Sweeping Express Embargo Laid in East and Passenger Embargo Threataned: Brotherhood Claim Gains

ADD STRIKE, —-X FEDERAL GOVERNMENT  wne+rtyTyYT rae <. <r e* are

GOVE ERNMENT _ NOTREADYTO INTERFERE   Belief iv Administration Cir. cles Brotherboods Can Control Strike,   MAY COME TO SHOWDOWN   Officials Inclined to View That This Is Good Time ior Test of Strength Between Union Officers and Those Leading Unauthorized Suspension.

Strike Has Not Reached Stage Where Federal Measure  Are Necessary.   SAM GOMPERS ON HIS WAY TO CLEVELAND   Railroad Managers Refuse ta Treat With the ‘‘Outlaw’’ Unions,

GOVERNMENT IS LIKELY 10 STEP IN BY 48 HOURS   "Outlaw Walkout Invades Passenger Traffic at New  York Today   UNIONS PLEAD TO U. S.   CHICAGO IS ONLY CENTER WHERE ANY IMPROVEMENT IS NOTED TODAY—40,000 STILL OUT

PASSENGER TRAINS: INA. ¥. AFFEGTED BY BIG WALKOUT   Situation There Most Serious of Entire Country; Chicago Improvement Claimed,   FROM 35,000 T.0 40,000 RAIL. MEN PROBABLY. OUT   Half Million in Other Lines .of Work Estimated to Be Idle ‘Thru Tie-Up of Roads.

GOVERNMENT MAY STOP THE STRIKE   iF STRIKE OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES REACHES THREATENING PROPORTIONS UNCLE SAM MAY STEP IN.

CONSIDER FEDERAL ACTION IN STRIKE   GOVERNMENT MAY =~ TAKE HAND IN TRANSPORTA“TION CRISIS   Interruption of Food Shipments May Force Authorities to Intervene   Showdown Between Union Officials and Strike Leaders is Looked For

Freight Tie-Up Continues to Spreac ’ Among Yard Switching Crews  from Coast to Coast   HALF MILLION FORCED OUT OF WORK WITH OVER 35,000 STRIKERS OUT

GOVERNMENT TO ACT IF STRIKES RUN 48 HOURS   District Atty. Clyne Got Instructions from Capital.

INTERVENTION NAB HOURS I STRIKE KEEPS ON   DISTRICT ATTORNEY CLYNE SAYS THE GOVERNMENT HAS POWER TO ACT.

GOVERNMENT, TO. PREVENT TIE-UP   WILL INTERVENE ‘IF PARALYSIS THREATENS TRANSPORTATION,   Test of Strength Between Union Officials and Insurgents: ‘Re. lieved at Hind. ~ oot

GOVERNMENT MAY: TAKE. DART AGAINST. STRIKE   Administration Official Advises Intervention - ‘Necessary, if ; ‘Traffic Is Paralyzed. :   ‘REGARDED AS. HAVING: NOT . ' ver REACHED A CRIS:      Officials’ Believe Present ‘Move  ‘May Result in Showdown :  ,. 4a Union Factions. —.   WILSON IS KEPT ADVISED   Federal Agents rents ‘Studying Bitua. tion in New York; Gompers . Hurries to Cleveland.

J. S$. TO ACT I STRIKE NOT ENDED WITHIN 42 HOURS   Federal Intervention Possible—U. S. Agents Hold Conference

It is Indicated Unless W's Set tled Within 48 Hours.   VERY MANY MEN ARE OUT:   ‘Strike Has Extended to Distant Parts of Country, loterfere ; ing with Trains.

FOUR NEEDS   Federal Intervention Deemed Probable Unless Big Strike Ts Ended Within 48 Hours; Government Claims Power   President Appoints Board to Strive to End R. R. Strife; Interruption of Food Shipments, U. S. Agents Claim

sovernment Has Power t Cope With Situation and District Attorney Clyne ls Instructed Regarding Course to Pursue Unless Strike Ends Soon—Tieup Affects Passenger Traffic.

ee ee TO STOP EXECUTIONS   Bolshevists Agree ta Spare Lives of Military Prisoners

TO STOP EXECUTIONS    Bolshevists Agree to Spare Lives of Military Prisoners

CHINESE FAGE DEATH BY FAMINE, STORY OF ALP. MAN WHOWEAT INTO HORROR LAN

GHINA 15 NOW A SEETHING CAULDRON OF MOVING SUFFERING PEOPLE OUT OF WORK   Many People Are Eating Shrubs and Leaves and Children Dying of Hunger—-Thousands Are Finding No Work and Disaster Is Ahead.

CILICIA HORROR GROWS   NOW REPORTED 19,000 ARMENI. *ANS SLAIN AT MARASH.   Washington Receives Confirmation o' Massacre Report—Slaughter Occurs After French Evacuate.

19,000 ARMENIANS ARE MASSACRED   FRENCH EVACUATION OF FARASH FOLLOWED BY BLOODSHED.

Washington Gets Confirmation of Report of Massacre.    Vicar Patriarchate at Constantinople Says Acmenians Slain After.Franch  Evacuated Marash. v

19,000 ARMENIANS ARE DEAD IN GILICI   Washingten Gels Confirmation of Report of Massacre.   Vicar Patriarchate at Constantinople Says Armenians Siain After French Evacuated Marash.

PROPOSE TO ORGANIZE BIG TRADE CORPORATIO!   Ameenee Laces il Association  Hear ere to Organize  pothatg rading Covrporation.

100,000,000 ORGANIZATION  (5 PROPOSED   For Foreign Trade Financing Unde Ausoices of American Bank: ers’ Association

PEGI SE STORMS: —WIEE SOON nel   Wires Are. Crippled in Some Sections -by Heavy Ice..— Clear anid: Warmer Weather Promised Tuesday in the Northern Part of State, —

CLEARING, WARMER WEATHER 1S COMING IN WARE OF SNOW   Snow and Sleet Is General Ove the Carolinas and Part of Georgia Today.   RAINING OVER THE SOUTH   But for Tomorrow Clearing and Warmer Weather Will Prevail Here.

HOUSTON RESTAURANTEUR ATTACKS LAW CREATING WELFARE COMMISSION   WAS CONVICTED FOR FIRING WAITRESS WHO TESTIFIED BEFORE COMMISSION,

Fonstitutionality of Welfare Commission Law Attacked by Houston Restaurant Proprieto

POLICE HOLD BOY   Comrade of Train Robber Whe Was Shot by Officers, Arrested

DICK SMYTHE TRAIN ROBBER   Held By. Federal Authotities In Con nection With Hold-up of -Mall : Car Friday

TAKE YOUNG ACCOMPLICE IN ROBBERY   Dick Smythe Is Said T« Have Aided Walton in Train Looting.

O. GERMAN WORKERS 15 FIRM IN BELIEF!   WILT, NOT APRANDON STRUG GL} UNTIL GOVERNMENT TROOPS WITHDRAW   ALLIES REACH A DECISICN   If Germany Meets Certain Condi. tions Imposed She May Put Troops Within Occupied Territory

Withdrawal of Government Forces From Muenster Military District Will Alone Restore Peace.

PLAN TO FIGHT STRONG AGAINST JAPS INCGUNTRY   WESTERN AND SOUTHWESTER: STATES WOULD FORM ORGANTZATION

Average Age Is Forty-four and Five of the Talesamen Are  c, Se Neer ORAS A ype r regen ntaprtty

Average Age ls Vorty-four and Bive of the Talesinen Are  en wenn.

AMERICAN SAILORS RELEASED   Twa Held at Mazatlan, Mexico, Freed Last Tuesday. j

MEXICANS GIVE YANKEE SAILORS THEIR FREEDOM   Imprisoned Two Months for As Saulting Mexican Civilian   Released Men Cared For By American Consul at Mazatlin

RELEASE SE AMERICAN. SAILORS IN MEXICO   ‘CONSULAR AGENT WIRES STATE DEPARTMENT ASKING FOR DISPOSITION OF MEN

BRUTE SEIZES HER ON WAY TO COUNTRY  ~ SCHOOL NEAR VIOLA   Skull Fractured by Beating, Maiden is Left for Deadin ~ Roadside Thicket      HOUNDS FROM MAUSTON AND POSSE HUNT ASSAILAN   ‘Had Big Black Beard Says Victim in Conscious Interval

‘BRUTE SEIZES HER oe WAY TO. COUNTRY SCHOOL NEAR VIOLA   Bkelr Fractured by- Beating, .. Maiden is Left for Dead in: . ‘Roadside. Thicket: © =   HOUNDS: FROM MAUSTON “AND “POSSE “HUNT. ASSAILANT   Had: Big: Black Jack Beard’ Says Vietim in Conscious. Interval ”

PREDICTS WILSON WILL BE PARTY'S CHOICE FOR RAG!   Former U. S. Senator of Ili nois Says President Is Embodiment of All That Campaign Issues Hold.

J. HAM LEWIS SAYS DFMOCRATS TO PIN HOPE ON PRESIDENT   CONVENTION WILL GIVE OTHER CANDIDATE COMPLIMEN TARY VOTE THEN SWITCH.

HALARO ARE COMING   AMERICAN OFFICIALS -EXPECT. {, ING LARGE NUMBERS.   Phivty Ships @lying Carrying Thonends to U..S.

RECORD NUMBER   Thousands Coming Over ir 30. Ships Plying Betweer Two Countries

SONS OF SUNNY ITALY, LAND   OF LOVE, ART, POETRY, SONG SPAGHETTI. AND STILLETOS  FLOCKING UNITED STATES

ie AME eae ‘AN Orr ic NALS - E xr ker g UNG LARG f XUMBE 2      Phinty Snips Pisin: Carrying v hav . sands to US.

DETROIT REDS: EXPECTED AT ELLIS ISLAND   Middle Western City Did Not Have Jail Accommodations for Them.

UNIONS ARE INDEPENDENT   Rallread Brotherhoeds Will Carr en Campnigna Separate From Vederation eof Laber.

TINIONS ARE INDEPENDEN   Railroad Broetherhoeds Will Carry on Campnigna Separate From  we moe Ot hee

Linited Mine Workers Ask Government to Make Investigation of the Grave Charges That Men Are Held by High Fences in Mines and Armed (juards Are Placed in Charge.

PEONAGE IN MINES:   Miners To Ask U. S. To Investigate ‘isan. Charred:

PEONAGE CHARGED IN ALABAMA MINES  GOVERNMEN NT WILL BE ASKTQ INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS  MEN IN  STOCKADES  United Aline _ Workers Bring Charee Miners Are Herded by   GOVERNMEN NT WILL BE ASKiVESTIGATE ra  ATTN RTL      United Mine Workers Bring Charge Miners Are Herded by Armed Guards at Mines

GUARD HOUSES FENCES, ARMED GUARDS AT MINES   MINERS WANT GOVERNMENT TO FIND OUT IF PEONAGE EXISTS IN ALA.

J. §. GOVERNMENT 0 INVESTIGATE PRACTICE OF PEONAGE IN COAL MINES   Coal Mines in Alabama Reported to Surrounded by High Board Fences and No One Allowed to Enter or Leave Camp Without Per mission — Guard Houses at es ites iis iis sta

MINERS WANT CHARGE OF PEONASE GIVEN PROBE   Alshama Mines Surrounded by Fences and Guards,  Says Report to Miners,   CLAIM BLACKLIST EXISTS

WANT INVESTIGATION OF ALEBED PEONAE PRACTICE IW ALIBINA   United Mine Workers Ask the Government to Investigate Reports Concerning’ the Coal Fields Where it is Said Armed Guards Are Tleed.

MINERS TO ASK PEONAGE PROBE   Union: “Paper! Charges “Men - ¥ . ' Alabania Are Handled as Vir_ tual Slaves by Operators.

SAY PEONAGE EXISTS IN DIXIE   ASKS GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION OF SLAVE CHARGE.   COAL MINES. SURROTENDED BY TGH BOARD FENCE... -  Operators: Charged with Maintain. ing Black List—Kace Ques. tlon Is lavolsed, :

PEONAGE CHARGED IN ALABAMA MINE:   United Mine Workers Bring Charge Miners Are Herded by Armed Guards at Mines

PEONAGE IN SOUTH. SAID   J. S. Government to Be Asked to Investigate Alabama Mines, United Mine Workers Declare.

QUIZ NTO POENAGE IN ALABAMA WINES   United Mine Workers Make Re. quest of Government of the United States

MINE WORKERS SAY PEONAGEIS USED AT MINES   Ask Government To Investigate Conditions at Mines In Alabama.

MINERS ASK PEONAGE QUIZ   Workers Charge That Law Is,Violated by Steel Trust Subsidiary sy in Alabama.

Peonage In. Alabama :.. . ‘Mines Suggestec   Mino Workers of -Amevica, Will Ask  > U.S, Government to Investigie to Sea if Peonage is Practiced fn Coal Mines:

DEMOCRACY © _ DISRUPTED BY IRISH   ‘MASSACHUSETTS PAR. TY ALMOST ANNIHI FATED...   Lawrence Says Even Senator Walsh Has Lost His  VOICE—Tremenidous ‘Re: . publican Majority Expect-

LAWRENCE NAILS SORE THROATSTORY   Writer Declares Senator Walsh’s Illness Came Significantly After Cox Accepted Wilson Interpretation Of League Of Nations.

OLD BAY STATE IS ANTI-LEAGUE   MASSACHUSETTS RAMPANT RE. PUBLICAN THIS YEAR.   SENATOR WALSH DESERTS COX   Sndden Development of Political Lockjaw On Part of Former Supporter—Dend Against the  Wilson Creation.

DEMOCRATS ON SOLID GROUND.   Hitchcock Says They Are Ready to Take Up Repoblican Gauntlet.

Tar cra ccc se sonatas teeta cose cue snuneceeenieiunsesccucsseaisae aise ie i aaa Savs Democrats Ready ! or Finish Fight

CONDENSED MILK CUT 12 PCT.   Number of Plants Closed Down Be. cause of Overstock—Many Em- . ployees Let ‘Out.

STRIKE IS OVER   Sixty: Per Cent of the Switchmen are Now at Work

RAILROADERS REJECT TERMS   No Prospect of Strike at Present  Over Wage Settlement.

ALLEGED 328,000 DIL GOATIDENGE CAME WREDKE   Trio Accused of Playing fo. Big Stake With Farmer a Intended Victim, Arrested it Pitisbure. Kan.

NIPPED PLOT T0 FLEECE FARMER   Confidence Game Spoiled at Pittsburg.   BANKER TIPPED OFFICERS   Thfee “Freuzied Financiers” Now Are In Jail—Expetted $25,000 Oil Cleaning.

BUFFALO YARD: TIED UP AGAIN   Freight Switehmen and Con“ductors Quit for Second Time.

REOPEN STRIKE BUFFALO YARDS   Freight Switchmen and Con ductors, Members of Yardmen’s Association, Quit

BUFFALO HAS NEW STRIKE ON ITS HANDS   For Second Time Within Two Weeks Every Railroad Yard in City Is Tied Up.

POWHATAN WILL DE TOWED INT PORT, MESoAGE   British Ship Standing by to Aid Stricken U. S. Transport Says Radio to Washington.  PASSENGERS SAFE

HARDING T0 MEET MANY INTERNATIONAL MATTERS   Will Be Faced By More Foreig: ~~ Problems Than Any Incoming. President   WILSON ADMINISTRATION 1S HOLDING UP FOR HI   ‘Will Not Commit Nation to Any Policies, But Will Await New Government   NEW LEAGUE COMES FIRST   Among Other Problems to Settls _ Are Mexico, Japan and EngJand and Oi] Rights

INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS LEFT cp HA   Foreign Affairs Await Set. tlement By Next Ad- — Ininistration. .   GOVERNMENTS TO WAIT.   Japan, Russia, Germany and England to Be Dealt With:

MANY PROBLEMS FACE HARDING   Confronts More Foreign Tangles Than Any New Regime   ALL DEFERRED 10 MARCH   Controversy With Great Britain Amana the Number

FIRE OPENING ORATORICAL SHOT JOHNSON CAMP   Makes Treaty Contro. versy Chief Issue Last Night’s Meeting

Nebraskan « Describes John“son. Meeing and. Tells” Ad “vantage “Gained® by the Sénator’s Position.   PRAISES ORATORY BY SENATOR: BORAH   Aaaress Dy. the idano Nan on  - Floor of the Convention Likely to Furnish One of the High Spots.

HARDING WON'T BUDGE . OFF HIS FRONT PORCE   Republican Presidential Nomi. nee is to: Stick: to Marion With Few... Exceptions.» .

WILL NOT.CHANGE PLANS.      Unaltered Adherence jo Front Porch Program Announcéd. at Harding Headquarters.

ADVISE HARDING TO REMAIN ON FRONT PORCH   Senator Will Not Make More Than Two Speeches Away From Home.

PORGH CAMPAIGN IS HERE 10 STAY   Harding and Advisors Decide to Adhere to the Original Plans; Hays Talks   DETAILS ARE ARRANGED   Chairman Wasmuth, of In diana, Confers With Nominee Regarding Speech

HARDING ADHERES TO HOME CAMPAIG   REPUBLICAN LEADERS WILI MAKE NO CHANGE IN “FRONT. PORCH” POLICY.

HARDING TO STICK TO ‘FRONT PORCH   Unaltered Adherence to Origina Program Is Announced After Conference With Leaders   COX BEGINS TOUR MON,   Governor Will Open His Cam paignAs Democratic Presidentia! Nominee At Camp Terry Aug. 12

TO FRONT PORCE   HOWEVER HE MAY VISIT INDI- ANAPOLIS SOMETIME IN OC'  ‘TORER, IT IS SAID

WILL NOT CHANGE PLANS.   Unaltered Adberahes ko: Front Porch Program Announced at Harding Headquarters.

SEN. HARDING'S FRONT PORCH PROGRAM PAI   May Leave Marion to Make “Especial Speeches for  Exceptional Events’’   VOTES IN PRIMARIES   REPUBLICAN LEADERS HOLD MEET AND ARE IN PERFECT AGREEMENT ON PLAN.

WILL NOT GIVE UP PORCH PLAN   Policy Agreed Upon by; Harding Advisers

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN 10 BE FOLLOWED   Senator Marding Holds Conference with Chairman Hays and H. M. Daugherty.   ‘MAY MAKE SHORT TRIPS

Mere Pep for Delegatio Canning to Merion Adtocat ‘ed By. Some Leaders.

HARDING WILL NOT ABANDON HIS FRONT VERANDA GAMPAIGH   Announcement Was Made By Wil “H, Hays, Although Candidate May Leave Marion For Special  i,   PEAN HAS MADE IMPRESSION

HARDING STICKS TO FRONT PORCH   Candidate Will Not Take Stump, Leaders  Decide.

SHORT-LIVED BERLIN DICTATORSHIP IS ENDED   Reins of Power Released as Extreme Radicalism Is Asserted.

FULL RESTORATION OF EBERT REGIME LOOKED FOR BY U.S.   OFFICIAL REPORT FROM BERLIN SAYS COUP IS NOT SO SERIOUS.   UNREST SPREADS   New Government Formed in Bavaria} Demonstration at Teipsic.

LEADER OF GERMAN REVOLT RESIGNS   Official Announcement Made ii Berlin of Retirement of Von Kapp.   BERLIN FIGHT UNDER WAY   Struggle for Control Oper ‘Hour Set for General Stri S hay Sa Killed in Clashes in Various Cities.

MANY ARE NILLED AND WOUNDED   Rival Governments Are Still Barking at Each Other and Spartacides Get Bolder.

KAPP REGIME PALL SREN TN AS HOTTRS   Old .Cabinet to . Demand Surrender of the Revolt Leaders   CIVIL WAR 8 SEEN   Kapp Issues Decree for Deati Penalty for General Strike Leaders

BERLIN FACES RED CRISIS; AGITATION FOR SOVIET BEGIN:   Aid of Both Ebert and Kapp Governments Needed to Prevent Soviet Regime.

French Authorities Feel More Is To Be Feared from Communist Activities Than Either of the __,  4  Two Remaining Governments. . 4

FACTIONS FIGHT © DEADLY BATTLES IN MANY CITIES   Citizens and Soldiers Clash With Sanguinary Results While Rivals Straggle for Supreme Authority  VON KAPP FEELS FORCE OF STRIKE

~ RIREGME — DS CONTROL se "H GERMANY   Negotiations Between Kapp and Ebert Governments are Denied; Old Assembly  Meets Tomorrow =   REPORTS ON SITUATION. ARE VERY CONFLICTING   Fighting Reported At Points In Germany; No Massed Troops Have Met Yet, Ac« cording To Advices -

VON KAPP QUITS AS CHANCELLOR   Official Announcement to This Effect Made at Berlin This Afternoon.   FIGHTING CONTINUES AT VARIOUS POINTS   German Bolshevists Planning  to Proclaim Soviet and PR eleaca Procenzners.

RAPP REGIME COLLAPSES; BERLIN FEARS OPARTICIOTS WILL OGGUPY GAPITAL   Real Crisis Is at Hand and Conserv atiyeR ' Work for Union of Old and New : Governments.      FOOD SITUATION DANGEROUS; DEATH THREATS FOR STRIKERS  t

Old Government Turns Down Monar _ chist Request that Two Factions Negotiate—Armed Clashes Occur in Various Parts of Nation and Many Are Killed.

REVOLT IS ~—— ABOUT OVER   Kepp’s Resignation Believed Imminent.   VON HINDENBURG ADVISES 1   Believed Ebert Will Be On Way Back to Berlin Within Twenty-Four Hours.

TERRIFIC STRUGGLE [IS UNDER WAY FOR  CONTROL OF BERLIN   Wolfgang Von Kapp Flees From Capital Says Official Word From Prussian City   SOVIET REPUBLICS SET UF

N DLAD IN A-GUN BATTLE   Tragedy is Development of Search for Men Who Assult Girls.   Feeling Runs High and Attemps Made to Lynch the Officers S'ayers.

THREE OFFICERS SLAIN IN FIGHT WITH MEN CHARGED WITH ATTACK ~ UPON YOUNG : GIRL’

HAD RECORD CROWD LAST DAY OF FAIR   TASKELL-PETTSBURG  GAME DRAWING CARD TRIS AETERNOON   3CHOOL PUPILS THERE   County Fair Was Recognized by General Distiissal of the Country Schools

IAD RECORD CROWD LAST DAY OF FAIR   {ASKELDL-PITTSBURG = GAME DRAWING CARD THIS  AFTERNOON   -ounty Fair Was Recognized by General Dismissal of the Country Schools

ROOSEVELT FAMILY 100 P, C- FOR G. 0, P   Alt Are Active in Campuign fo Harding.

YEGGS HOLD UP “SMOKE HOUSE’’ AND SECURE $10,000   Lounrcdatadt Trane

IS SLAIN   HONK EASTMAN, WORLD a VETERAN Ril £          FORMER PALS 18 CRIME BF MEVED TO WAYE  BREN WS SLAYERS

Body of Gunman W ho Reformed.  “Lies in State   “Monk” Eastman, Former Crook and Hero of War, Is Mysteriously Killed.

MYSTERY HANGS ABOUT MURDER   “Monk” Eastman, Notorious Criminal Who “Made Good” in World War, Is Slain.   HICAGD IS CLEARING UP

KEDS CAPT ANOTHER YANK   SECOND AMERICAN FLIER IS MISSING AFTER FLIGHT OVER FOE LINES

ANOTHER YANK AVIATOR WITH POLES MISSING   Capt. K elly Not Heard From Since He Left Five Days Ago

AMERICAN AVIATOR "MISSING IN POLANI   ' Second U. S. Pilot Serving With   Kosciusko Squadron Takes Flight  And Not Since Located.

ANOTHER AMERICAN " AVIATOR IS MISSING   Richmond, Vay Captain Les For Five Days,

TOOK ONLY COURSE      OT .POSSIBLE, KOT EASING < FICERS TO. MAK         Tipton Only Did What Other Coun. ties Are Daing in State.

TOUK UNLY COURSE   NOT POSSIBLE PORK TAXING OFPIChES TO MANE CHANGES.   Tipton Only Did What Other Counties Are Doing in State.

FALLING AIRPLANE KILLS TWO   Another Person Probably Fatally Injiured at Valleio. Cal.

PLANE FALLS INTO cROWEC   Two Persons Are Killed and One Prob ably Fatally Ir: +>! at Vatile. je, Cal i

PLANE FALLS INTO CROWD   Two Persons Are Killed and One Prob. ably Fatally Injured at Vallejo, California.

STRIKE.- REACHES CITY OF ERIE   Switchmen andYardmen of Three ',Rouds Numbering 260 Went On “Vacation Today.

DUBUQUE HAS THREE STRIKES   Street Car Men, Barbers and the Mill Drivers

ANOTHER K. C. BANK ROBBED   Caught Clerk with Satchel Containing $10,000   President of Armourdale Bank and Attorney Witnessed Daring Daylight Hold-Up.

A BOLD HOLDUP NEAR AN ARMOURDALE BANK   Two DAYLIGHT ROBBERS GOT $10,000 FROM BANK EMPLOYE   Witnesses of the Robbery Stage Pursuit, But Lost Trace of Car On Missouri Side

Former Monk Finds Matrimony More Congenial Than Life in Monastery

TRAPPIST MONK RENOUNCES VOWS -  TOTAKE A WIFE   At Age of 50 Says Life is Incomplete Without Love of Woman   ‘OTHERS ARE UNHAPPY’

WAGE DEMANDS   TELL OPERATORS THEY WANT INCREASE OF $1.50, SAME AS ILLINOIS MINERS.

a  HOREMEN ~ATTAGK GAR CARRYING NON-UNION LABORER:   TWELVE NEGROES IN HOSPITAI AND TWELVE IN JAIL; CAR  WINDOWS SHATTERED.

[5 YEAR BOY ATTACKED BY A WILD ANIMA   Was Chopping Wyod in Forest in Pennsylvania Wien Heard to Scream—tIs Still Unransdons.

BOY ATTACKED NEAR HOME BY STRANGE BEAST   ‘Mystery Surrounds Mutilatio   of Lad in Pennsylvania   Woods

Doctors Say Kill Child To Save Mothe:   President of Marquette University and Doctors Disagree on Course to Pursuc and Resxigna. tons of Five Faculty Members Fallows.

MEMORIAL BUILDING   K. of C. Offers American T.eaxion $5.000.000

KC. OFFER LARGE DONATION 10 LEGION   BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOTE' TO GIVE $5,000,000 FOR ~MEMORIAL.   Building to Be Symbol of Sacrifice Made by American .' War Dead.

K, OF GC, WILL OFFER LEGION $5,000,000   Money to Erect Memorial Building in Washington

LEGION OFFERED $5,000,000 GIFT FOR MEMORIAL   (NIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PRO. POSE, DONATION FOR BUILDING.

LEGION MEMORIAL AS GIFT   KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO OFFER ! ‘MILLION TO VETERANS.   Balauce From Organisation’s War Cellection Avatiable fer a Ruild-— ing in Washington im Honor ef Hero Dead.

AS MEMORIAL.FOR OUR SOLDIER DEAD   Would Contain Auditorium With Great Seating Capacity, Quarters for Veterans of Country's Warse-—-Sum Represents Balance of Millions Collected for War Purposes.

K. OF C. WILL OFFER $5,000,000 TO LEGION   VOTES FUND TG ERECT MEMO RIAL IN HONOR OF FALLEN HEROES

NUNOR HEROES UF WORLD WAR WITH MEMORIA   QUARTERS FOR VETERANS   Symbol of Patriotism and Inspiration for the Coming Generations to  Serve Their Coanuntry

Shoe Dealers Insist They Must Have Gross Profit of 33 1-3 Per Cen

MAKES CHARGES AGAINST GOV  ERNMENT   In Connection. With Sugar Profiteering and Wants Attorney General’s Action Investigated.

PROFITEERING IN SUGAR LAID PTA PAI MFR   ‘Rep. Tinkham Orders An Investigation Of The . Att’y General’s Actions   CALLS IT SHAMELESS   Mismanagement Cost The American People More Than $700,069,G00

> a  TD RATHER BREAK WORLD’S HEART THAN DESTROY SOUL OF AMERICA, SAYS HARDING

Tells G. A. R. Men Constitutional Ambiguity Caused Inter@cine War; Warns Against Covenant

HARDING TALKS TO VETERANS   Diagnosed Canse of + Ctval War Anew,

PROVOST HELD AS BROWN SLAYER   Cousi: of Murdered Man’s Wife ! Im Custody Charged With - C(nme

LLOYD PREVOST iS — HELD FOR MURDER OF STANLEY BROWN   Authorities Believe They Have Com plete Chain of Cireumstantiat Evi- °  dence Upon Which to Press.  Charae.

PREVOST CHARGED WITH MURDER OF WEALTHY FRIENE   POLICE LODGE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST COUSIN OF 4. STANLEY BROWN'S  WIFE :   CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE   Witnesses Check up Every Hour of Prevosi’s fime the Night of Murder—Police Believe They Have Net Drawn Tightly

PREVOST IS HELO FOR SLAYING   Charged With Murder of His Epiend. Stanley Brown

TWOHANGED — IN WINDY CiT}   Campion, an Italian, and Reese, - Negro, Expiate Thelr Crimes.

THO HANGED IN CHICAGO EARLY TODAY   Wife Murderer, Killer of Hold-Up Victim Go To Gallows.

‘Both Murderers Sought by Feign ing Insauity and Blindness to Delay the Journey,

TWO HANG TOGETHER   CLAIMING THEY ARE NOT GUIL TY, MEN CONVICTED OF MURNER NHIF AT ROPHr': END

TWO ARE HANGED IN CHICAGO JAN   Italian Breaks Down on Gallows Negro Dies With Smile on His Face.

TWO MURDERERS ARE HUNG   Frank Campinoe, Italian and Jesse Reese, Negro, Pay Penaity

ALL PARTIES CONCENTRATE ON FINAL DAY   Border Sections Receive  Bulk of Attention as Cam- — paign Enters Final Stage:   WHAT WILL WOMEN: De, IS a

PARTY LEADERS GONFIDEHT UN ELECTIUN EVE   Chairman White Says Cox and Roosevelt Are Winners.   BOSS HAYS SEES A G. 0. P. LANDSLIDE   The Woman Vote is Keep. ing Both Sides Guessing.

BOTH PARTIES SEE VICTORY AT POLLS   Desperate Attempt Made by Both Sides to Win Doubiful . States. ae   The House of Representatives -and More Than One-Third of United - States Senate Wiil Be Chosen Today. ;

CONTEST 1S HOT IN OHIO   “leventh Hour Interest Also Intense in Seven Other States-—-Parties Have No Infermation on How Women Will Vote.

EXPERTS BAFFLED EVEN BY STATES NORMALLY SOLID   Party Leaders Take Uy Stride Into Election Day.

Speculation Centers Around the Women Vote— Past Elections Not Considered As Criterions.

LEAUERS PREDICT HG TOAY AT POLL   Both Parties Make Desperate Attempt to Win.   BATTLE IN DOUBTFUL STATES   ‘No One Sure of the Wamen’s Vote— Many Congressmen and Senators to Be Chosen by Voters Today.

EFFORTS OF FINAL DAY OF CAMPAIGN CENTER IN ATTEMPT TO GET DOUBTFUL STATES IN LINE; WOMEN BIG QUESTION

MASS. TOWN FIRST TO REPORT   TOSTAY OUT OF THE FIGHT ONBLACK SEA   BOTH SIDES SEE VICTORY AT THE POLLS   U. S. Rejects Invitation of England and France to Participate.   Desperate Attempt Made by Both Sides to Win Doubtful States.   WHANGEL IN SEVERE STRAITS   WOMEN'S VOTE IN OOUBI   Official of State Depariment Says VU. &. Has Never Taken Part in Any Movement Against the Soviet Government.   The House of Representatives and More Than One-Third of United States Senate Will Be Chosen Today.

CAMPAIGN ENTERS LAST STAGE TODAY   HEADQUARTERS OF BOTH MA JOR PARTIES EXPRESS CONFIDENCE   ‘WOMAN VOTE PUZZLES   How It Will React on Issues it States Where Suffrage Is Now a Question   Earnest Eleventh-Hour Attention Givén by Managers to the Pivotal States

BOTH PARTIES SEE VICTORY AT POLLS   Desperate Attempt Made by Both Sides to Win Doubtful : States.   WOMEN'S VOTE IN DOUBT   The House of Representatives’ ang More Than One-Third of United States Senate Will Be  i Chosen Today.

BOTH BIG PARTIES ENTER THE FINALS WITH CONFIDENCE   Neither, However, Has Reached Conclusions on Women’s Vote.

FORECASTO ARE FIGURED QUT BY PARTY LEAIFRS   WOMAN VOTE, BAD WEATHER AND OTHER FACTORS CLOUD HORIZON

HAYS AND WHITE BOTH - CONFIDENT OF THE: OUTCOME   Make Predictions on Outcome of ‘Tomorrow’s Ballot ing—Chief Interest Centers In What Ohio Will Do.

UEMOGRATS CLAIM COX WILL BE ELECTED, REPUBLICANS ARE SANGUINE FOR HARDING   Chairman White Puts Cox’s Vote at 293 While Hays Claims From 298 to 356 For Harding—Election Tuesday.

BOTH MAJOR PARTIES CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS-INTEREST CENTERS IN “DOUBTFUL” STATE: RESULT   “Cox and Roosevelt Will Win,” Declares White-Hays Predicts Plurality of 368 Electoral — Votes for Hardina.

HAYS IN FORECAST OF RESULT   Says Harding Sure of 368 Electoral Votes; Probably 395.   ably 395.     ‘COX AND ROOSEVELT WILL WIN’—WHITE  State Reports Show Increasing Interest at Close of  Drive.

NATION NOW AWAITS VOTE - ONPRESIDENT   Demos Say Cox Will Win While G. O. P, Claims 368 Votes.

While AN HAYS [SMU STATEMENTS   Leaders Doubtful as to Information Regarding Women’s Vote      BALLOT FIRST TIME IN MANY STATES   Simple Statement by Democratic Chairman, Shows Much Optimism

Doubtful States Center of Politics In Eleventh Hour   Republican and Democratic Headquarters Take _wp Stride Which Will Carry Them * ~~" Final Scene of Presidential Con end law AYR

Harding Winner, Cox Can’t Lose, Hays, White, Say   You Can Find Most Any Kind of Political Prognostication You Want in Capital

DOUBTFUL STATES SCENES OF» FINAL CAMPAIGN: SKIRMISHE   Republicans and: Democrats’ Make: Eleventh How : Attempt To: Swing Fence-Straddlers; ° Bott - Confident: Of. Victory; Women: Vote’ Puzzle "To “All Parties: Socialists Claim Manv.

BOTH SIDES. CONFIDENT OF RESULI   National Chairmen of Two Major Parties Both Claim Victory on Election Eve   WOMEN’S VOTE 1S UNKNOWN QUANTITY

BOTH CHAIRMEN CLAIM VICTORY   Hays Sees Success for Harding—Gives Him 368 . Electoral Votes.   WHITE PREDICTS SWEEP

ELECTION EVE      COX MAKES FINAL TALK A‘ TOLEDO; REPUBLICANS ANE DEMOCRATS BOTH CLAIM OHIO

OVERWHELMING G.0.P. VICTORY IS PREDICTED   Both Parties Issue Reassuring Statements of Confidence in Tuesday Vote   ‘DOUBTFUL STATES’ GETTING ATTENTION

LAST FORECASTS BEFORE ELECTION  ARE MADE BY HEADS OF EACH PART’   Great Puzzle to Calculators {s How Women’s Ballots Maj Be Cast: Reports from East, South and West

BOTH SIDES —— ARECONFIDENT   Chairmen White and Llays Issue Last Day Campaign Statements.

‘Eleveath-Hour Fight in Doubtful States Desperate One; Battle for Senate Vigorous   : SOCIALISTS CLAIMING THREE MILLION FG DERS

LEADERS CONTINUE LAST GAY BATTLES FOR CLOSE STATES   Campaign for Doubtful Ground and to Save Senatorships Carried Thru Day.   BOTH PARTIES PROFESS CONFIDENCE OF VICTOR}   Which Way Women’s Big Vote Will Go Subject. of Much Political Speculation.

CLAIMS 399 ELECTORAL VOTES FOR HARDING   Will H. Hays, Republican Leader, is Confident.   ALL EYES ARE ON OHI(   Several Other States Also Claimec by Both Parties ~How Will Women Vote?

Hays Allows Democrats  but 136 Votes Out of 531 in the Electoral College.   WORKERS ACTIVE TO THE VERY END   Sharp Senatorial Con. -  tests in a Number  of States.

WOMEN VOTE TO. BE FACTOR   NEITHER NATIONAL * COMMIT. TEEWAN CARES TO PREDICT.   SENATOR HARDING COMES UP } SMILING AND CHEERFUL.   { : + overnor Cox Will Speak Again Tonle Carrying His Fight"  To the Polis. —- -- }-

HARDING SMILES WHEN ASKED T0 PREDICT THE RECHT T OF THE FLECTION

BOTH PARTIES ARE CONFIDENT   Chairman White Says His Men Will Win. Claims Hays Gives Figures In His Statement.

EAE AG BUT PARTE SLAIN PAEAT VICTORY   INTEREST IN PROBABLE ACTION OF NEWLY ENFRANCHISED WOMEN IS INTENSE,

BOTH OF MAJOR PARTIES EXPECT WIN TOMORROW   Hayes Declares Harding Will Have 368 Elec toral Votes.

REPUBLICANS ARE FIGHTING TO SAVE SENATE MAJORITY   Situation Causes  Anxiety— Harding as President Would Need It      BOTH PARTING CLAIM PRESIDENTIAL VICTORY   Neither Predicts What Womon Will Do-—Srong Efforts Being Made to Win  Powdhtfi States

‘Weather Bureau Forecasts Bad: . Weather ‘in States’ of. the Middle, West and ~ , Eaat .   CLAIMS: OF VICTORY -COME... -.  FROM. THE RIVAL. CAMPS:   Both Sides Express Confidence on Eve: of the Elec-— tion

AIK MILLION rOn WAVY Al OAN DIEGO HARBOR   Secretary Daniels Ur ge: Landing Place and Fleet Supply Storehouse

DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION GIVES HINT TO CONGRESSMEN   Asks the Gentlemen to Quit “Making Asses of Themselves and Give Legitimate Business a Chance.”

LUNGRESg ot! OF PLAIN “Aggko SAYS THE M0. A.   TELEGRAMS SENT _BY BUSINESS MEN   Development Association Says  Politics Is Disease Gaawing ie, Aé Heart of Nation

RUMOR DECLARES: GONOTANTINE WILL RENOUNCE CROWN   Believe Pressure From En  tente Will Have Due  Kffect.

PRESIDENT PRAISES GML WAR HEROES   BAKER READS MESSAGE AT DEDI. CATION OF ARLIAGTON  MEMORIAL.

HWISON SPEECH EAD TO THRONG AT DEDICATION   Great Episode. of-U. S. History Declared Closed by Com‘ wletion of Memorial   PRESIDENT ALLUDES TO. . RECENT WORLD STRIFE   North and South Quarrel Is . Revived by Lawmakers in Congressional Halls

MEMORIAL DEDICATION AT ARLINGTON CLOSES AND COMMITS TO HISTORY GREAT EPISODE IN MAKING OF NATION, WILSON SAYS IN MESSAGE

WILSON PRAISES * ARLINGTON DEAD   Baker Reads Speech By Presi dent At Dedication Of

AVIATOR:LOST™ IN EVERGLADES; HIS PLANE FOUNI   Lieut. Niergarth May Have _ Been Rescued by: Florida

LLOYD GEORGE IN NEW PARTY   Bonar Law and Premier to Launcl “National Democrats” in Few Days.

NEW PARTY IN GREAT BRITAIN   Lloyd George and Bonar Law te Launch “National Democrats.”

LLOYD GEORGE AND AONB LAW FORMING NEW ENGLISH PART   Reconstruction of Ministry Te Accompany Aanouncement af Political Association.

LLOVD GEORGE WiLL LAUNCH NEW PARTY   Will Be Called “National  Democratic.”

NEW PARTY IN ENGLAND,   Probably the National Democratic.— Lioyd George and Bonar Law Rack It.

“EW PARTY OF LLOYD-GEORGE.   Jaint Manifeate te Be iseeed Sitatleg ite Prieciples.

FORMING A NEW PARTY   Lioyd George and Bonar Law to Have “National Democratic"§ Organization.

CLAIM PROOF AGAINST REDS   Enough to Justify Deportation, Declares Assistant to Attorney General  +

GARVAN WANTS REDS DEPORTEL   Says Evidence Warrants Ac tion In Case Of 29 Taken At Paterson

FALE UF UG DN VESSEL IN DOUBT: MAY DRIFT TSA   Believe Stricken Mariners May Lose Lives on Rocks of Pacific Coast   MOTHER AND BABE ON ILL-FATED SHIP   Two Men Lose Lives by Electrocutjon as Result of Hurricane

BARGE MISSING THINK SIXTEEN PERSONS DROWN   Captain's Wife and Babe Are Included With Missing Crew   Battle Lost by Sailors Aboard Doomed Boat

BELIEVE 16 TO HAVE PERISHED ABOARD BARG   No ‘Trace of Distresse Vessel—High Tides Flood Business Section.   WARNING IS ISSUED FOR SOUTHERN GULI

LTTLEHOPE ‘FORSAVING ANY ABOARD VESSEL   TIDES FLOOD THE BUSINESS - SECTIONS OF PACIFIC: COAST TOWNS 2

WIFE AND BABY OF CAPTAIN ARE AMONG BARGE'S PASSENGER   Weather Moderating But Fear are Expressed for Safety git Vee cee: Tiree

WIFE AND BABY OF CAPTAIN ARE AMONG BARGES PASSENGER!   Weather Moderating But Fear are Expressed for Safety af Thace an Roard

” BARGE avi   Vessel Was Reported: te . Be in Distress Yester _ day; Many Aboard —

No Trace of Boat. Found Early Today   Sixto®n Persons Aboard the Barge W. ' §, Plerrie Reported MUNG. Of! Washington Stato Coast,

BARGE MISSING;~ 16 ON BOARD   Storm Strikes North Pacific Coast.   HIGH TIDES FLOOD SEVERAL TOWNS   Two Lives Are Lost By Electrocution.

16 FIGAT FOR LIFE ON SHIP IN BIG GALE   Barge is Cut Adrift Neat - Rocky Shore of Washington ©   “TORM ‘HITS. NORTHWEST      Coast Towns Are Flooded; Two Men Are Electrocuted. -

BARGE FLOATS HELPLESS IN PUGET SOUND   BOATS RUSHING TO AID EN DANGERED CRAFT; OKEGO? AND WASHINGTON TOWN: UNDER WATER IN RECORI TIDE

BARGE AFLOAT WITH SIXTEEN —PERSONS-ON11   ‘“o Trace Is Fourtd of Stricken Vessel Off Washington  Cnuast

GROUNDED BAREE ON  WASHINGTON COAST  ~ DISAPPEARS: STEEN REPORTED ON VESSE

TOGETHER WITH :,        No Trace of the Pirrie, Reported. Ashore~ Last Night — Guard. Cuttér Fails to Locate Her °

WOMAN AND CHILD AMONG. THE MISSING   Craft Cut Loose From Steam: er in Heavy Storm on 7 Pacific.   MAY BE ON THE ROCKS — NEAR SEATTLE, WASE.   Heavy Gale and Extraordi nary High Tide Do Great Damage.

BARGE WITH oIXTEEN PERSONS ON BOARD 13 REPORTED AS MISSIN   (SHIP WAS ASHORE OFF WASHING.  TON COAST LAST NIGHT AND IS LOST TODAY.  i

PACIFICBARGE LOST IN STORM   Is Cut Loose From Steamer— ‘Ocean Lashed by Worst Blow in Years. -° ?   MOTHER AND BABE ABOARD

No Trace of Barge Abandoned During Storm Is Found. .   FEAR BARGE. WRECKED   (Late Reports - Say ’ Pirie  May Have Been Blown th Sea.

TURKEY PLACES BLAME QN ISG   But For Nizhtmare of Czarism Ottoman Empire Would Not Have Been Dragged In War.

RUSSIA 13 BLAMED.   Turkey Says “Nightmare of Czariem’ Wan Behind it All «

DEADLOCK IS SMASHED ON TENTH BALLOT   Senator Harding Of Ohio . Presidential Nominee — Coolidge Is Running Mate.

FRENCH TROOPS FIRE ON CROWD AT FRANKFORT   Clash With Mob That Gathered To Jeer Their Intentions.

Firing by Invading Troops Into Populace Attributed to Jeering Crowds; Tanks Rushed Into Public Square   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.  tg Ril oc get

NIAGARA FALLS SWITCHMEN DECLARE LOYALTY   'ARIOUS SPECIALTIES OUTSTANDING STOCK MARKET FEATURI

PROBE CHARGE OF CORNER IN CORN   jee rales ae “= . ” dow aye Chicago Brokers Called Before Federal Attorney to Show Records in Trades,

MEXICO MAY TAKE OVER SABINASMINES   Operators and Miners Must Come t an Agreement Before Mionday.

FOREIGN MONEY FLURRY CAUSES GRAINS TO FAL!   Alien Cash Upset Had Bad Effect During Week on Market.

ALLIES WILL NOT DEAL WITH RUSS IF TERROR LASTS   Supreme Council Will Insist On Ending Of  Horror Reign.

ALLIES OO NOT RECOGNIZE ThE AUSo OUVIETS   London Press, However, Say: the Entente May Resume Trade Relations.

‘REDS” CLAIM CAPTURE OF MUCH NAVAL CRAFT   Jetails of Fall of Murmansk Show City Taken by Force of Only 5,000 Bolsheviki. Losses on Both Sides Ar@ Slight — Fierce Fighting Along Don River.

WON'T RECOGNIZE SOVIET   Suprema Alliod Council Indicalos 9 May Redume ‘Trade ‘Relations With Balshevili.

REDS MUST FIRST END ALL HORRORS   Until Then Allies Won't Deal! With Russian Soviet.   ALLIED COUNCIL SO DECIDES   Does Not Advise Border States to Continue Further War, Except in Case of Invasion.

NO DEALS WITH RUSSIA "TILLBOLSHEVIST HORRORS: END. QESISION OF ALLIES   Allied Supreme Council Announces Ban Wil Not Be Lifted Until Developments: Show True Conditions.        APPARENTLY ALLIES SEEK A SAFE — = MIDDLE GROUND IN PRESENT ‘ACTION

10 DEALING WITH REDS   Supreme Council Indicates Allies Will Not Parley With Moscow Government.

ALLIES DECLINE SOVIET PEACE   WANT BOLSHEVIST HORRORS TO FIRST COME TO AN END.

SENT. LENIN   But Trade ‘Relations: with Soviets. Will Be Encowrs: aged, Says Counéil; .            COMMISSION TO. Go ON TOUR OF RUSS.

ALLIES WILL NOT DEAL WITH REDS COUNCIL ASSERTS   Must Give Assurance That Horrors Are Ended to Win Recognition.   WILL NOT ADVISE BORDER STATES TO CONTINUE WAR   Such Action , Might Injure Interest ‘of Small Nations.

ALLIES AWAIT END OF REDS’ HORRORS   Supreme Cotmeil Décides No:.Ne: -gotiations- Can: Be Undertaken While. Terror Reunsc. 9:

BOLSHEVIST HORRORS MUST BE ENDED BEFORE WORLD GAN NEGOTIATE WITH THE SOVIET   Decision Was Reached by the Supreme Allied Council Today; Likes Idea of Sending an International Bureau to Russia to Study Conditions,   But That Is All.

NO RECOGNI lt TEAR   MAY CONSENT TO RESUME TRADE RELATIONS BUT NOTHING MORE.   A United Russia Would Be a Menace to Western Europe, Declares Premier Millerand of France.

ENTENTE SAYS TERROR MUST BE ENDED   Allied: - . Supreme: ‘Council : Makes Announcement '. of Stand Today. ~*   REDS:.TAKE VESSELS    Buais in ‘Archangel and: “Mar. + mansk’ Arens Taken by! Bolsheviks. °

ENTENTE DENIES ~ RECOGNITION TO BOLSHEVIK. GOVT.   Supreme Council Decides No Diplomatic Relations Will  Be Taken up Now with Red Regime. a   TRADE WILL. BE ALL   Wil Trade with Them but Will Go No Further until Red Horrore Have Been  Stopped,

TMOING WITH RUSS WL DEPEND UPON BEHAVIOR OF REDS   Eatente Not to Reopen Rela tions Until Assured. Horrors Have Come to End   FIGHTING BY BORDER. “STATES DISAPPROVED   Capture of Naval’ Craft..by Bolshevik Forces at Parts. Is Reported  © :

WILL NOT DEAL UNTIL HORRORS END   Decision of the Supreme ~ Council Made Known

With the Bolsheviki Government Until They are Satisfied it Has Stopped   HORRIBLE ATROCITIES

WILL DECLINE TO DEAL WITH SOVIET RUSS   Decide To Wait Until. Convinc ~edBolshvist Horrors Have Come To End Before Con: “sidering Any Recognition      PRECLUDES DIPLOMATIC _. RELATIONS-VERY: SOO}   Will Not Advise Border States -. As To Continuation of Wai ~ Against Reds; Will Aid In  Case of Invasion

ALLIES ARE ~ NOT READY   They MW: Wait Latil, Botcievtic “Stop Their Campaign of Murder.

COUNCIL DECLINES. TO NEGOTIATE WI SEAN BANA   Premiers Decide That Bolsheviks Must Show Good Faith and Prevent Further Outrages in Country:   NOT TO ADVISE . STATES

NO RECOGNITION TILL HORROR IN RUSSIA CEASES   Supreme Council Give: Decision on Mooted Question.

LEAVE RUSSIA ALONE   ALLIED COUNCIL DECIDES Nor! TO DEAL WITH SOVIET,   Must Sec End of Boishevist Horrors First, Says Announcement—The Labor Mission Approved.

NO ALLY DEALINGS WITH AUSS UNTIL "HORRORS ENDED   Supreme Council Verdict Found Today at London Session, Is Announcement Made.   TRADE RELATIONS MAY BE HAD, LONDON PRESS IDEA   Millerand Thinks Nation United Would Menace West Europe; Other Premiers Don’t.

MAY RESUME  RELATIONS   Recognition of Russian Soviet Goverment Is Not Contemplated

[XO DEALINGS WITH REDS  UNTIL ATROCITIES CEAST   Forces Arve Said to Be Extremely Active Accoriling to London.

Recognition by Entente Not Coniemplated But Trade Relations May be Resumed---Poland Won Over to British View

REDS THREATEN JUDGE Bodyguard Provided fer Seattle Of. ficial’ :

NOT ONE TOWN SUSTAINED PROHIBITION   leven > Massachusetts Towns Votec  for License at Annual lection.

11 TOWNS VOTE WET   Net One In Massachusetts’ Elec. tinn Racarded fprv_

IN THE SWEET DRY AND DRY   Massachusetts Towns Vote Wet and Against Ory Amendment

11 MASSACHUSETTS TOWNS VOTED FOR LICENSE   Elections Held Monday Show Great Reversal of Opinion. — Many ‘Wet’ for the <8  First Time.

New Yorkers Are to Denounce British Treatment of Lord Mavor MacSwinev

rt OF LABOR EAGE UNIONS IN GOMING BATTLE   GOMPERS SPEAKS OF CAMPAIGN   NONPARTISAN FIGAT IS TO BE WAGED ON ENEMIES

CANDIDATES Wa  ARE ENEMIES OF UNIONISTS FACE HARD SLEDDING   ‘The Fight Is On,” Says Samuel Gompers in An Article Dealing With the 1920 Political Campaign,   TOO MUCH MONEY AND POLITICAL GREED NOW   Labor's Right Has Been Menaced By Many Present Holders of Political Place, Says Chief,

TO FIGHT LABOR’S FOES.   Gompers Says Political Conflic! Will Be Aimed at Defeat of Enemies.

DEKE AT ELEMIS OF 1 ARBOR.   Sameer! Gompere Save That le Object Xen-Pfartiaan Nigh.

GOMPERS-OUTLINES, POLICY OF LABOR'S PART IN CAMPAIGR   Non-partisan Fight Aimed at “Defeat of Candidates Who Are Enemies of Labor”

Mee i ie a a a am  PANIC FOLLOWS FIRE IN HOTEL   Fireman Make Thrilling Res cues When Blaze Breaks Out In Burnet House At Cincinnita—One Man Injured

FFRAGE PLEA TO COX,      ANTTO.      Sonthern Women Ask Hearing on Question of ‘Political  ae Py are

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS SEEK A HEARING   Southern Women Send: MesSage’ to Governor Cox.

WOMEN ASK GOA TO HELP THEM KILL SUF ALI   TENNESSEEANS APPEAL FOI HEARING ON STATE RIGHTS AND HONOR.

Want to Discuss Questions o! “State Rights and Party Honoc” With Democratic Nominee   STUDIES THE DEBS CASE   Cox Will Soon Make Known At titude—Senator Harding Con. gratulates Resolute

ANTIS APPEAL TO GOV. COX FOR HEARING   Women of the South Want tc Discuss State Rights.

Women of South Are Opposed to Suffrage    so SAYS LEAGUE FOR ITS REJECTION, WHICH IS APPEALING TO COX NOT TO USE INFLUENCE TO SECURE RATIFICATION OF AMENDMENT BY VOTE IN TENNESSEE—FORMAL AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED.

WHAT HAPPENED LAST NICHT   Being a Condensed Summary of the News Carried by the Associated Press.

WOMEN'S TEAGUE APPEALS TO C2)   ASK HEARING ON QUESTION OI “PARTY HONOR’—OPPOSE ENACTION OF SUFFRAGE.

CLASH BETWEEN REICHSWEHR AND POM UNISTS TROOPS   Fifty Killed and Two Hundred Wound ed in Fighting on the Streets of Dreaden   COMMUNISTS SEIZE THE ; TELEGRAPH STATIONS   Bloody Fighting Also Occurs at Leip. sig, Wiemar, Gerlitz and Other Pisces

STRIKE GROWS IN BERLIN; WORKERS OF NATION ARMED   Revolutionists Deny All Offers for Peace; Cabinet Meets.

TUG BOAT OWNERS IN PORT ARTHUR DECLARE PEN SHOP. END STRIK   SERVICE IS BEING RESUMED WITR NON-UNION CREWS: ENGINEERS AT WORK.

OPEN SHOP IN PORT ARTHUR   Non-Union Men Being Used to Man Tugboats After Short Strike

FIGHTING BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND UNIONISTS STILL ON   Reign of Terror Spreads at Londonderry, With Civil War Threatening

MORE KILLED AT LONDONDERR'   Renewal of Street Fight: ing In Irish City—Sev. eral Buildings in Bus iness Section Destroy: ed hv Rintere.   ACTION TAKEN

ASK COMMISSION FOR BOND ISSU!   New York, New Haven & Hartfor: Ry. Asks Authority to Issue Total. . of $7,900,000 in Bonds.

COX FINDS MANY ENTHUSE ON PACT   Democratic Candidate Says League of Nations Interest is Reawakened in Country; Slaps at Rival.

PEOPLE STRONG FOR THE LEAGUI   Cox Says Harding's Separate Peace Has Stirred People of United States,

HINDENBURG ON NEW “LINE”   Says Germany Must “Trust God and Her Sturdy Youths,” and Hold Together.

HINDENBURG STILL FIGHTING   Declares Germany Must Trust God and Her Sturdy Youths.

a  HINDENBURG SAYS GERMAN POPULACE MUST TRUST GOD   Demonstratiors Throughout Nation Held Protesting Demand for War Guilty

PEACE MEETING IS AGREED TC   Soviet and:Allies Will. Meet  London to Discuss Terms For Ending Polish War.   ‘DO NOT TRUST GERMANY

ALLIES AGREE TO POLE SURRENDER   MADE PY REDS AS pee: LBOINARY EO PEACE COX FERENCE TO BE HELD Ys LONpe

ALLIES AGREE 10 THE SURRENDER OF GEN. WRANGLE   This Was Bemanded by the Mescov Government as a Preliminary to a Peace Conference.

AGREE TO WRANGEL  QUITING   ed  General Must Surrender Says Moscow  REDS’ LOSSES BIG  Armsitice Negotiations Are Started

ALLIES WILL GIVE WRANGLE TOSOVIETS   Anti - Bolshevik Leader Will Be Taken Captive in Peace Making.

Russians Agree To An Armistice   Coup Planned By the Allics Apparently Will Restore Peace Between Poland and Her Enemy.

ALLIES AND AUD TO HAVE MEETING   VIRTUAL AGREEMENT FOR PEACE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD SOON.   WRANGEL 15 10 SURRENDER   Anti - Bolshevik Commander In South Russia Offered Safe Conduct By Soviets If HeQuits Fighting.

WRANGLE 10 QUIT FIGHT ON SOVIETS      ALLIES AS BOLSHEVISTS OF PEACE IN SOUTH  a tcc nact eerste time  Poles Continue Fight   Poles Continue Fight Aitho Armistice Is Planned.

ALLIES WILL AGREE TO GIVE UP GENERAL WRANGEt T0 BOLSHEVIKI AS PRELIMINARY TO PEACE MEET      Soviet Commanders Begin Armistice Negotiations; Warsaw Office Declares Fighting Still Progresses

RUSS DEMAND SURRENDER OF GEN. WRANGEL   Anti-Bolshevik Leader Mus Give Self Up As Prelim inary to Peace Conferenct With Poles.   ‘POLES RETAKE TOWNS

GENERAL WRANGLE. 18 10 BE SOM   ANT! BOLSHEVIK LEADER 6SURRENDERED BY ALLIES   RUSSIAN-POLE PEACE PRICE   ' armistice Negotiations are Said to be ' In Progress but the Fighting Goes On, Gonferences are to Follow. ~

Diplomatic Battle Won by the Entente   Treaty Experts in Paris Declare There Can Be No Execution of Versailles Pact

PARLEY FUN PAVING WAY 0 TRUCE  OIARTED   Armistice Negotiations On - Between Red Chiefs and Poles, Report

American Admiral Instructed _ tn 1917 That “VU. “S; Would. = as-Soon Fight England — :  -asGermany..’   CREATES SENSATION - IND. S. M.. INQUIRY   “Don’t Let British Pull Woelk  Over Your Eyes,” High U. S.-Man. Told Him... ©

REW ANGLE TO Poet CF NAVAL WAR WARES   SIMS LAYS BEFORE COMMITTEE LETTER ON CERTAIN NAVAL LESSONS OF CONFLICT.   WIDER INQUIRY 13 18 VIEW   Lack of Full Co-Operation With Commander of U.S. Forces Overseas by Department Char ped.

ORDERS ISSUED 10 SIMS REGARD ING FOREIGN DUTY ARE LAID BEFORE SENATE   ADMIRAL WAS TOLD “NOT TO LET THE BRITISH PULL THE WOOL OVER YOUR EYES” AND THAT “AMERiCA HAD JUST AS SOON FIGHT THE BRITISH AS THE GERMANS,” IS EVIDENCE.

SIMS SEARS NAVY'S PART INWORLDWAR   Claims Lack of Full Coopera: tion With Head of American Naval Forces.   CRITICISES SEC. DANIELS   Said He Was Told “Not To Let the British Pull Wool Over Your Eyes.”

\DMIRAL NUTLINES SERIOUS fHARGES   tains “High Official” Said United States Would as Seon Fight British as The Germans   SeNATE CHAIRMAN TO ASK FOR WIDE INQUIRY   Keged Lack of Co-operation With Cémmander of Naval Forces {s Criticized

SIMS’ LETTER IS STARTLING   Says ss Was Told U. S. Would Fight ‘England  ane

SAYS ERRORS IN WAR WiLL BE A LESSON   Admiral Charges Lack of Co-operation With Commander of American Naval Forces Overseas— Post Held by Him.   Says “High Official” Told Him Not to Let British “Pull Wool Over Eyes” As U. 8. Would as Soon Ficht Them.

Lack of Co-operation With - Naval Commander Is Critic--- $sm of ‘Department.   “DON’T LET BRITISH FOOL YOU,” ADVICE   U. S. Would as Soon Figh' Britain as Germany, ‘High ' Official’ .: Said.

Commander Overseas Forces Told dust Before He Left for Londen “Not to Let British Pull Wool Over Your Eyes,” “United States Would as Seon Picht British as Germans,”

DON'T LET BRITISH DECEIVE YOU, HIGH OFFICER TOLD HIM   “U. S. Would As Soon Fight England As  The Germans.”’

KNOT TIED IN LION'S TAIL BY NAVY ORDERS GIVEN T0 SIMS   As Soon Fight Them as Germany, Admiral Was Told.   DEPARTMENT FACES PROBE   Lack of Co-Operation During War Is . ‘Charged.

SIMS DECLARES HE GOT LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT   “Make British Keep Place,’ Were Instructions  Issued.

Commander of American Naval Forces Overseas During the War Lays Startling Evidence Before Senate Sub-Committee

NAVY DEPARTMENT WARNED AGAINST LONDON   Sims Arraigns Department or the Charge of Wartime Boneheads —British Woo! Over Eyes

NbLA BLOW AT GAIN (NU. 5. SHIPS   Drastic Cutting Of Rates ~ Charged To English Firms.   w. S. TO RETALIATE   Ey  Provisions Of Jones Merchant Marine Act To Be Used.

DRASTIC CUTTINGOFRATES BY ENGLISH SHIPPING FIRMS   Opening of New American Lines in Competition With Parallel Line Under British Registry Responsible For Move.

LADY ASTOR. MAY: “MAKE. REPLY -TO -KING’S ADDRES:   Custom Calls. for Wearing. of Uniform’ or Court — at

PIGEONS READY FOR BIG DERBY   RACE PLANNED IN ST, LOUL SEPTEMBER 25.       Birds Fly From 24° States—Signal  Corps Officers Will Judge Hopi ing Speed Contest.

PIGEONS READY FOR Blo DERBY   Signal Corps Officers Wil Judge Homing Speed. Contest.

RAIL-BILLIS  BEFORE HOUSI   } [MEAD OF RAILWAY FEDERATIOD DECLARE THAT PORTIONS OF IT ARE “CNWORKABLE.

UPPOGE THE LABOR SECTION OF BILL   Committee of Railway Union Officials Characterize it as “Absolutely Unworkable.”   MEMORIAL TO THE PRESIDENT   Esch-Cummins Measure to Return Railroads to Owners—Before House for Action.

RAILROAD MEASURE OPPOSED   Union Heads Tell Wilson , _-Labor: Provisions. - Unworkable   IN HOUSF TODAY

RAIL BILL ENEMIES APPEAL TO WILSON   CALL IT ‘UNWORKABLE’   UNION CHIEFS OPPOSE EscH. CUMMINS MEASURE WHICH Is BEFORE HOUSE — Demo.  ” CRATS MAY DEFEAT

BELFAST QUIET AFTER NIGHT OF orn HicannrR   Sinn Fein and Unionist Forc‘es Clashed Last Night With ’ Serfous Results—City Quiet But Tense Today Say Dis - watchec.

THREE FATALITIES ARE REPORTED IN » SINN FEIN RIOTS   Town Post Office Wreck. ed x,  Damage Estimat— €d at $500,000 Done

COX NOTIFIED AT. ‘DAYTON AUG, 7 SIN FEINERS ~ UNIONISTS MIX   Half ‘Million , Dollars. Worth of Pro " perty -is Destreyed—8 Killed and 40° Wounded

RIOTING IN BELFAST  RESULTS IN 3 DEATHS   SINN FEIN AND UNIONIS1 MOBS CLASHED IN STREETS IN NIGHT   Post Office W in Wrecked in Riotine Which Breke Out Again at Noon oHur

RIOTING IN BELFAST RESULTS IN 3 DEATHS   SINN FEIN AND UNIONIS] MOBS CLASHED IN STREETS JN NIGHT   Post Office Was Wrecked in Riot ing Which Btoke Out Again at  Wann allnr

REPORT MANY CASUALTIES IN BELFAST, RIOT   Sanquinary Fighting Be tween Sinn Feiners and Unionists

BLOODY RIOTING BREAKS AGAIN      a: Unionist. Mobs “Engage in Wild:Street'Battles in Belfast Tadav.   DESTROY: MUCH: PROPERTY

Three Persons Reported Killed and Several Injured--Police Fire Into the Rioters

aA  ik OPEN AT BELFAST   UNIONISTS AND SINN FIENERS BI GEN HOSTILITIES 'THURSDAY AFTERNOON

BELFAST SCENE OF SANGUINARY ” FIGHT IN NIGHT   Sinn F ein and Union: ist Mobs in Fatal Combats

WOUNDED IN RIOTING   FIGHTING BETWEEN: UNIONISTS AND SINN FEINERS IS RENEWED. TODAY

POST OFFIGE WPECKED DURING RIOTING IN THE FALLO AREA OF WEST BELFAST:   soldier and Several Civilians Wounded After Police Fire on Rigters—Sinn Fein and Unionist Mobs Clash

THREE KILLED; 96 WOUNDED   Bloody Riots Between Sinn Feiners and Unionists Near Belfast. Property Damage $500,000

MOORE REPLIES TO M'COMB CRITICISM QF THE PRESIDENT   Says Wilson Had Admiration And Sympathy Of Party   Governor Cox's Campaign Manager Stands Up For ‘“Titular Head of Party’ who is also rPesident

UHI IGIoMG OF WILOUN AIRY ACT AS A BOOMERANG   Cox’s Manager Says Attacks on the President May Result in the League Issue Becoming Leading One.

Cox’s Campaign Manager Belittles Attacks Made on Record of Pres‘dent

SURE WAY 70 MAKE TREATY THE ISSUE   “ANAGER POR GOSTHRNOR CON CALLS M’COMES,   Attmcks On the President Certain te Make League of Nations Lead erratic Platform.

COX MANAGER IN DEFENSE OF WILSON   REPLIES TO M’COMBS, SAYING NOBODY CAN GED ANY. WHERE BY ATTACK   BURLESON GIVES HINT   Postmaster General’s Statement Re garding Volstead Act oly of Interect.

Work of Building Monster Structure Will Be Commenced In a Few Days

BONDS FOR BIG BRIDGE AREISOLD   WORK OF BUILDING MONSTER STRUCTURE WILL BE COMMENCED IN A FEW DAYS

FOUND DEAD   Edgar D. Mitchell, Former Bed. ‘ ford Druggist, Died Of Organic Heart Trouble At Mitchell.    : BODY BROUGHT HERE '

ELGAR D.-MITCHELL, FOAMER BED FORO ORUGGIST, DIED OF OR. GANIC HEART TROUBLE AT MITCHELL

REQUESTED TO LEAVE FRANCE   British Labor Leaders Not Wanted in That Country.

FRANCE OUSTS TWO BRITONS   Labor Leaders Asked to Leave, on Penalty of Expulsion—Confer With French Socialists.

CALVIN CODLIDGE’S OLO HOME TOWN CELEBRATES   Vice-President-Elect Is Gues' Of Northhampten and oi Smith College

WARM WELCOME TO COOLIDGE   Heme Felks at t Northampton Express Satisfaction.

BLACK HAS PIPE DREAM   Eastern Negro ‘Confesses’ to Big Plot Involving ‘a Gang of Nine Bandits.

NADEN 1S MADE DEFENDANI   Newspaper Publisher is Sued For $549 Judgment on Note

BOLSHEVIK RESERVES IN BATTLE   Struggle Becoming More Vio lent in Supreme Effort Tc Break Line.

BOLSHEVIK ATTACK GROWS   Pressure on Vhe Polish’ Froat Increases St¢adily

BULSHEVIK RESERVES IN BATTLE   Poles Facing An Increasingly Large Army on Wide Battle front.  Struggle Becoming More Vio lent in Supreme Effort 1c Break Line.

DEGUNEIN PRICES 10 BE STEADY   Ten to Twenty’ Per Cent Cut in Consumer’s Price on Clothing; Return to Normal Slow,

CLOTHING COSTS ARE 10 DECLINE   REDUCTIONS WILL BE ORDER LY, CHICAGO AUTHORITIES  SAY—NO RELIEF SOON,

MEN'S CLOTHING TO BE CHEAPER   Slow But\Steady Decrease it Retail Prices is Predicted.

PREDICT CONTINUED DROP IN PRICES   Gradual Return Toward Norma] Levels Forecasted by Department Stores.

 Hh sh pon PRICES  TS TAKING PLACE   Orderly Progressive Reor ganization is Under Wavy   MARSHALL FIELD COMPANY’S STATEMEN’

RETAIL PRICES ON DECREASE   Immediate Reductions in Re tail Prices on Men's Glathing, Not To Be Expected,

PREDICT SLOW BUT STEADY DECREASE IN-RETAIL PRICES   Stash In Men's Clothing Prom: . ised; Warning Against Probable Reaction.

PRICE DECREASE tN CLOTHING PREDICTEL   PROMINENT MANUFACTURER EXPECTS SLOW CUT IN RETAIL MART,   Immediate Reductions Not Looked For, Due to High Purchase Cost.

LOWER CLOTHING PRICES PREDICTED   SLOW STEADY DECREASE ON MEN'S WEARING APPAREL BELIEVED NEAT,

BAVARIAN TROOPS DEFY ORDER; RENEW FORMER ALLEGIANCE   Forty Thousand Soldiers Renew Oath To the German Empire

FINAL BATTLE ‘TS EXPECTED LATE TODA)   Wood and Lowden Expected To Deadlock; Dark i .Horse Is Favored   AY IN HISTORY EXPECTED

SESSION TO” ~ BE HISTORIC   Rickey Says ‘Women Made Brilliant ‘Entry into ’. Big League. .   HOOVER CHEERING Is PROOF OF POPULARITY

TICKETS NOW COMPLETE.   There Is Now a Candidate for Every Office in the County.

CONTINUE NEGROR’S APPRAL   Men Condemacé té Death tor Rac Riet Partictpation Given  ma Wankan -*

APPEAL OF NEGRI IS HEARD   Race Riot Arrests In Elaine Are Boing Disnosed of

PRESIDENT WILSON WITHHOLOS ASSENT 7 ETS         Refuses Consent for Faurer Delay in Matter of Interlocking Directo { yates of Carriers           BUSINESS IS NOW IN ’- ‘WAITING FOR LAWS             ‘¥ SOUGHT IN A MATTER  WHICH NOW HAS BEEN HELD  IN ABEYANCE FOR THE  . LAST SIX YEARS

WILSON VETOES “SUSPENSION OF CLAYTON CLAUSE   Holds Carriers Have Had Ample Time To Prepare To Comply.   PROVISION DECLARED SOUND   Section Under Discussion That Having To Do With Interlocking Interests.

PRESIDENT VETOES JOINT RESOLUTION   Designed to Suspend Section of Clayton Act Dealing With Carriers.

PRESIDENT VETOES JOINT RESOLUTICH   Section of Clayton Act, Prehibitin; Carriers From Dealing With Interlocking Organizations

WILSON VETOES MEASURE   To Suspend Portion of Clayton Act; Gees Over in the Senate

WILSON VETOES RESOLUTION 10 SUSPEND ACI   Wilson Says Carriers Have had Time to Adjust Affairs.

WILOUN GLUCK AMENDMENT 10 CLAYTON ACT      VETOES MEASURE SUSPENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS.   MESSAGE ON ACTION TO SENATE TODAY.   Tells Congress That the Clayton Act Is Sound and That He Had Urged Such Action Several Years Aaqao.

WILSON REFUSES MERCY FOR TRUSTS   Have Had Plenty Of Time T« Dissolve He Says Vetomg Extension Of Time.

INTERLOCKING DIRECTORATES NOT TO BE MAINTAINED   President Wilson Vetoes Bill to Bust Clayton AntiTrust Act.   CARRIERS HAD AMPLE TIME ADJUST AFFAIRS   Upholds the Principle of th Clayton Act in Every ° Item.

WILSON VETOES RESOLUTION   President Kills Act Designed to Sus. pend a Section of the Clayton Law.

WILSON VETOES ~ JOINT MEASURE   Designed to Suspend Part of Clayton Act. .   OPPOSES FURTHER TIME EXTENSION   Declares Against Interlocking Directorates.

President Doesn't Approve Pian lo Suspend a Part of Anti-Trust Act.  SEES DANGER IN PROPOSED MOVE

SUSPENSION © OF SECTION BILL VETOED      ciples Sound; pete  Time Given,

LIMITING COMMON CARRIERS -AS T 0 CONTRACTS AND  SECURITIES. —s_   Interstate Commission is Divided on Merits of Resolution —. Sun dry  - Civil Bill May Pass as Reported Out.

WILSON VETOESSUSPENSION   Retains Application of Clayton Act to Common Carriers.

Principle of Clayton Act Held By the President "To Be Sound—Veta Message Read In Senate.

PRESIDENT VETOEG JOINT RESOLUTION HITTING TRUST ACT   Act Blocks Effort to Suspent Clayton Law Provision on Railroad Purchases.   UPHOLDS INTERLOCKING DIRECTORATE BARRIEf   President Suggest Congres: Can Readily Adopt Such Needed Amendments.

SMITH TO APPEAR INT. i, CONCERT   SULLIVAN Bus MEMBER OF: DEPAUW STRING QUARTET TO GIVE ,PROGRAM at

SMITH TO APPEAR “INT. A CONGERI   SULLIVAN Bu. MEMBER OF DE‘PAUW STRING QUARTET TO GIVE. PROGRAM

TO SPEED UP COAL SHIPMENTS   Hope to Deliver 20,000,000 Tons To Northwest Territory by November First.

ROPER PLANS TO RETIRE.   Commissioner of Internal Revenue Wilt Onit Apri 1.

DOWNTOWN REMOL'LING   TWO MAIN ST. BUSINESS HOUSES ARE BEING MATERTALLY. IMPROVED.

DOWNTOWN RE   TWO MAIN ST. BUSINESS HOUSES ARE BEING MATERIALLY EMPROVED.

GONTINUE ROUNDUP   TWENTY-FIVE MORE OPERA. TORS ARRESTED INO PROBE.   fanernment Has Total of Hundred and Twenty-Five To List.

CONTINUE ROUNDUP   TY-FIVE MORE. OPE TORS ARKESTED IN PROBE            ment Has Total of Hi madredt and Twenty-h fo

22 MORE HELD WI IN COAL PROBE   UNION OFFICIALS AND MINE OWNERS ARRESTED   Nature of Chargea and Number of Indiana Men Indicted Not Reveated

SEN. JOHNSON IS CONFIDENT IF MEN STICK   Tells Nebraska Delegation He Will Win if They Remain Firm.

COLBY BARS TWO SOCIALISTS   Correspondents of the New York Cal Denied Admission to News Conferences.

CONVICT NEW OF KILLING FIANCEE   JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE AGAINST MAN,   DELIBERATED 44 HOURS   Jurors Recommend That Defendant Be Placed in Institution to Test His Sanity.

JURY DECLARES NEW GUILTY IN SECOND DEGREE   ALLEGED SON OF INDIANA SENATOR CONVICTED OF ‘MURDER OF HIS SWEETHEART.

JURY FINDS NEW BUILTY SECOND DEGREE MURDER   CONVICTED OF KILLING SWEET. HEART JULY 4—OUT 4 HOURS

Second Degree Murder Verdict For Harry New   Senator Father Will Finance Another Trial.

IDLEWOOD SENDS DISTRESS MESSAGE   Destroyer Asks Charleston Nav) Yard for Water for Her Boilers.

SEN, HARDING ENDORSES NEW WATERWAY PLAN   Would Further Great Lakes To Gulf Shipping  Project.

DRIVE PEASANTS ROYAL ESTATES   Italians Who Occupied King’ Lands Driven Off By Troops.

PLAN TO ATTACK THE BRITISH   eee  Afghee Troops Cooaccuirating On the Imdiae Froriter.

IEAD OF LEAGUE DAYS ARTICLE X GAN BE LEFT QUT   Leon Bourgeois Is Astonished At Importance Attached to It in America—Is Only Moral Foundation.

ATIGLE TEN NOT” HEART OF LEAGUE   All That is Efficacious Set Forth in Other Articles Indicating Penalties and Sanctions, Council Holds.

DEGLARES ARTICLE X NOT VITAL TO LEAGUE   Leon Bourgeois Asserts Ameri cans Exaggerate Importance of the Clause.

President of Body Surprised to See U. S.  , Discussion Centered on Clause.  FRENCHMAN IS INTERVIEWED  Article Nothing More, in Bact. Than Moral

ARTIGLE 10 {a OF MINOR IMPORTANCE OAYS FRENCHMAN   Head of League Council Says it is Only Moral Feundation.   iT MIGHT BE ELIMINATED

EXTEND PROBE TO OER HELD   Coal Sirike Settlement Commission to Inquire Into Wages and Frices in West Virginia February 13.

EXPECT VOTE OW SUFFRAGE TUESOM   N. C. Forces Redouble Their Efforts.

Reports That House Mem: bers May Desert Them  Causing Artivity.   EACH SIDE LOBBYING!   Vote by House Deciding Fate of Measure Is Expected Tomorrow. ~

EXPECT VOTE IN NEXT FEW DAY:   Leaders on. Both Sides Have Redoubled Ef forts in Campaign

SUFFRAGE WILL BE TOMORROW   Tennessee Solons Prepare for Final Contest on Améndment.

he SUFFRAGE ~ YOTETUESDAY   ae of Measure in ‘Tennes _ see: May be “Known Wen aseow. 

© om —" ne  SUFFRAGE’ FATE MAY BE DECIDED BY LOWER HOUSE   Tennessee House Expected to Vote on Amendment Tomorrew—  Enemies Confident   N. C. SENATE TO VOTE SOON

TWO STATES TO VOTE TOMORROW ON SUFFRAGE ACT  ete ete a   Issue May Be Decided in Tennessee and Carolina.

Tt fi tan   FACTIONS. IN NORTH CAROLINA GET BUSY AS RARLY VOTE BY SENATE LOOMS.

FINAL VOTE EXPECTED _— WW-TENNESSEE TUESDA)   Suifragists “and , Opponent: “Claim Confidence in: Out. * gome of Battle for Votes.   SOUTH CAROLINA IS NEXT

VOTE ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TUESDAY   Both Sides Claim Victory on Bil Passed By The Tennessee Senate.

TENNESSEE HOUSE IS NEAR VOTE   FATE OF WOMAN  SUFFRAGE MAY BE FIXED TOMORROW.

FATE OF SUFFRAGE KNOWN TOMORROW   TENNESSEE HOUSE IS. EX. PECTED TO REACH A VOTE TUESDAY   North Carolina Antis Charged With Seeking Agreement With Tennessee House

TEST FOR _ SUFFRAGE   Vote Will Likely Be Taken Tomorrow Vown in Tennessee,

TAKE FINAL ACTION = ON SUFFRAGE MEASURE   Tennessee and North Carolina Legislatures to Vote.

FATE OF SUFFRAGE WILL BE KNOWN BY TOMORROW   Tennessee House Is Expected 4c Vote on Ratificatoin ResoJution Tuesday.   ANTIS THINK IT IS LOST   North Carolina Legislature Wil Take Up the Resolution Within a Few Days.

EXPECT SUFFRAGE FATE TONICH]   Tennessee House May Vote or Revolution Before Morning. _ Delay in North Carolina,

JOYFUL ANTICIPATION IS ATTITUDE OF WOMEN.   Opposition Claim Enough Votes ta Defcat Amendment—But We'll See.

SUFFS AND ANTIS ARE CONFIDENT   Tennessee May Decide th Fate of Suffrage Tomorrow.

TWO STATES ARE AT LOGbLARLAL WYER SUFFRAGE   TENNESSEE HAS NOT RATIFIED NEITHER HAS NORTH CAROLINA—SIDES LINE UP,

TENNESSEE HOUSE IS EX: PECTED TO REACH A VOTE TUESDAY      COMBINE AGAINST IT?   North Carelina Antis Charged With Seeking Agreement With

SUFFRAGE FAT TOBE KNOWN TOMORROW   Leaders *&te Confident of Passage by Ten nessee louse — Lob byists Continue Ef. forts

TENNESSEE SUFFS FEEL SURE THEY WILL WIN BEFORE HOUSE ON TUESDAY   Votes for Women Hangs in  Balance With Action of.  . Legislators: of “Two  ‘ States in Doubt

INCENDIARY CRIME WAVE IN IRELAND   A Fresh Wave of Burnings Rolls Over Ireland Today After Fifteen Black and Tan Police Cadets are Ambushed and Massacred Near Kilmichael.

Rolis Over Southern Ireland In Addition to Killing of Black and Tans.   SINN FEIN CLUB AT CORK BURNED   Fire is Set to Cork City Hall Twice Within a Short Tine

Wave olf  Incendiarisin Sweeps in the Wake of Bloodshed = During Monday, A  SINN PRIN CLUB BURNS  Time Bombs in      Time Borbs  [ixploded in Shop Wrecking Builditg —Business Ad Slandstil,

SCHLESWIG TO. BE RE-UNITED WITH DENMARK   King Christian Will Sign Law ‘and Make Grand Entry, it ” js Announced —  _-__.

EDWARD F. SIMS PAYS $250,000  FOR A STALLION   Prince Palatine, Kentucky Thorough. bred, Brings a Record Price at Lexington.

NO SWIMMING _ POOL THIS YEAR   Kurtz Playground Association Explains Why Project Was Abandoned.   WOULD COST ABOUT $8,000

NO SWIMMING — POOL THIS YEAR   Kurtz Playground Association Explains Why Project Was Abandoned.      WOULD COST ABOUT $8,000      Material For Pool Alone Quoted at $1500. Playground Only Collected $2800 From Citizens Last Year.

PREMIERS GIVE PERMISSION 10 GO OVER TREAT}   Hundred Thousand Men Provided For In Treaty Is Discarded  --——May Be Trouble,

France Demands “Only What Is Due Her" Says Premier Millerand  Arir-~EeTtTre PFinntr ron Tisar      DELEGATES FIGHT FOR TIME   « OF Slit Seen.

RIOT STARTED IN PLAYHOUSE   Germans Attack Actors With Knives and Clubs at Biskupitz.

GERMANS RIOT IN THEATER   Attack Actors With Knives, Clubs and Stenes at Biskupitz, Southwest of Bruenn.

K.C. JOURNAL IN TROUBLE   THE GREAT NEWSPAPER INTO WANDS OF RECEIVER.   IS HEAVILY IN DEBT   : { 7 ' x UNPAID OBLIGATIONS SAID TO TOTAL iSUM OF $450,000. ©;   The Jonrual: is:the Oldest Morning “Paper West of St. Louls and Ttad Wide Intluence.

RECEIVER AGREED , TO BY JOURNAL      “Cowl Orders Continuation of .O erati by C. S. Jobes, med Reeciver

Offer of U.S. to _  Combat the Plague   Has Been Accepted by the Authorities at Very Crpruy WVoevina

BAD WATER CAUSES STRIKE   Shop Employes Walk Oat a» Mrotesd Against Contaminated Drjnh ine Water.

BAD WATER GAUSES STRIKE   Shop Employes Walk Out as Protest Againat Contaminated Nrinkine Water.

BUILDING TRUST PROBE RESULTS   Starts With Rumble in 1918 and: Gains Momentum Until it is a Roar.   DISCLOSURES SE7:SATIONAL

RESULTS OF INQUIRY AT NEW YORK (ITS   tnvestigation of the Building Trust ‘Attracts Attention of Entire Country..

TRUST OF NATION-WIDE SCOPE   HAS CONSTRUCTION SITUATION IN VISE-LIKE GRIP.   Laber Leader and Walking Delegates Clesely Cenunected With 2 Seandal and Charges Are Made of Bribing.

SENSATIONS COME. IN INVESTIGATING. BUILDING TRUST   Evidenge Shows “Walking  Delegate” Claimed $1,000   Per Floor as Personal Rake-off   NOT AN ATTACK ON LABOR FEDERATION   ATTORNEY STATES ORGANIZED WORKERS: WILL, ULTIMATELY REAP BENEFITS FROM EXPOSURE OF GRAFT

BUILDING TRUST GRIP IS RELAXING   New York Probe Reaches Ou! wece Over Country,   UNTERMYER GETS RESULTS   tae  The Sensational Disclosures Claim  Attention of Justice Department and - National Senate.

DEMOCRATS CHOOSE DELEGATES   Delawnre State Convention at Dever  Selecta Six Representatives.

HOLLAND APPROVES LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASKS AMENDMENTS   DECREASED ARMAMENT, PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL COURT, ADMISSION OF ALL NATIONS DEMANDED.

SS SS ”-.-."""-.rrrrrermeeeerrreereeeeee  ‘Army Aviator Starts on Camp Lewis to San Diego Fligh

JAPANESE TROOPS TOOK VLADIVOSTOK, SIBERIA   Fighting Lasted Eight Hours—Russian Revo. lutionary Leaders Arrested

Imperial Flag Flies Over. Vladivostol After 8 Hours of Severe Fightins In the Streets. 7

VLADIVOSTOK FALLS To JAPANESE AFTER FICH   Fighting Extends Over Eight Hours and All Russians Are Driven Out,      REVOLUTION OFFICIALS ARRESTED AND DEPORTED   ' Japanese Open Fight With Rifes and Machine Guns, Surprising Russians.   MANY ESCAPE INTO HILLS    Tenseness ‘of Situation Has Beer : Growing Since American  i Troops Left,

Battle Rages in All Parts ol City for Eight Hours. Mikado’s Men Using: Rifles and Machine Guns.

Mikado’s Troops Arrest Red Leaders; Nippon Flag Raised Following Sudden Coup —

VLADIVOSTOK CITY OCCUPIED BY JAPS   Spring Surprise Attack on Revolutionists and Take Port After Eight Hours of Severe Fighting.   RIFLES, MACHINE GUNS AND GRENADES EMPLOYEL   Korean and Russian Prisoners, Tied. Together With Ropes, Marched Through Streets After Victory.

JAPANESE TROOPS HAVE ENTERED VLADIVOSTOK   HOPES TO HAVE FLOWN ACROSS PACIFIC IN TWO YEARS

a TAKE VLANIVOSTOK TER BATTLE OF BnOUR; AISSIANS FLEE YO HILLS   cking Force Uses Machine Guns, Grenade nd Small Artillery in Unexpected Assault on Revolutionary Party.   ERIAL FLAG REPLACES ENSIGN ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS

JAPANESE SEIZE - VLADIVOSTOK   AFTER, EIGHT HOURS 5 UF. HARD FIG NTING THEY WON IT.   TO MAINTAIN ORDER   THAT IS THE ONLY EASON JARS GIVE FOR, THE ACT.»        American Troops Evacuated Viad_fvostok April 1, But the Japs! Expeet to. Stay. ‘ual

JAPS SEIZE CITY OF VLADIVOSTOK   Occupy Port’ After Eight Hours _ of Fightirig—Ail Russians , “Disarmed. at   ENEMY TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Revolutiénists ‘Escape Into the Hill Country -—.Mikado's Commanders Act After tha Yanks Leave— Offer ta-Compromise.

THE: JAPANESE TAKE A. BIG CITY IN-RUSSEA   Russian. Flag Hauled Bown in Wiad tvastok and Nippon's Imperial Banner PRaixed.- =

JAPS SELLE oll      Occupy Port After Eght Hours of Fighting-—All Russians Disarmed.   ENEMY TAKEN BY SUBPRISE   Revolutionists Escape Into the Hill Country -— Mikado’s Commanders Act After the Yanks Leave— Offer to Compromise.

VLADIVOSTOK IS ‘TAKEN OVER BY JAPANESE ARMY   City Occupied After Eight Hours of Severe Fighting With Bneejance

JAPS SEIZE VLADIVOSTOK   After Eight Hours’ Fight With Russians.   GIVE AGGRESSION AS CAUSE   Fighting Now at Two Other Points —Last American Troops Out Viadivostok on April 1.

IAP ARMIES SEIZE PORT OF SIBERIA   Mikado’s Troops Occupy Viadivostok After Eight-Hour Fight.   ALL RUSSIANS ARE DISARMED   Surprise Attack Is Made on the City After Last American Troops Leave ~ —Many, Revolutionists Escape into the Hifl Country.

JAPANESE VLADIVOSTOK IN HOT FIGHT   Eight Hours of Battling Fol lows Surprise Dash Into City.        U. S. To Resume Trade With Pes sa Whether Reds Or Others Rule Latter But Won’t Allow Soviet Prive.

JAPS OCCUPY CITY OF VEADIVOSTOK AFTER FIGHTING   After Severe F Fighting for Several Hours Troops Storm The City and Arrest Russian Soldiers Making Re  RUSSIANS TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Were Not Expecting Move Of This Kind by. Japanese.

BENSON 10 TESTIA   MORE GRAFT IN ALLOCATION OF SHIPPING BOAHD SHIPS...      Orer One Hundred Allocated ship: Must Be Recurned to Board.

BENGON 10 TESTIFY   MORE GRAFT IN) ALLOCATION OF SHIPPING BOARD SHIPS.   Jver One Hundred Allocated Ships Must Be Returned to Board.

GERMANS CLAIM FAVOR OF POLES   MERE ON-LOOKER IN UPPEE SILESIAN DISTUBBANCE.  Berlin Officials Believe That Situation There Growing Favorable to  Germany.

GERMAN PRESS CUMMENTS ON SILESIAN RIOTS   Dic Frieheit Says District Is Strictly Neutral.

STOP BUYING, SAYS HOUSTON   Secretary of Agriculture Says the Peo. ple Are Indulging in a Candy Debauch.

HOUSTON SAYS STOP BUYING   Declares People Are Indulging in a  Canty Debauch.

CENTENNIAL EXPEDITION REACHES CENTRAL PERU   Dr. William Ray Allen Sends Word From South American Expedition on June 3.   TRIP IN ANDES MADE IN AUTO

DEMOS IN LOVE FEAST       Hold Amicable ‘Mass ‘Meeting to Plek :  State ~ ‘Convention’ Delegates.      DOUBLE: : -BELEGATION % CHOSEN   Two Women: Named to Help Repre“sent, County at Des. Moines.—Mur“tagh Urged .for, Nat’! Delegate.

ROOSEVELT TALKS  TO UTAH WORKMEN   Railway Men Desert Dinner Pails t Hear Guvernor Cox’s Running Mate.

al WV 600 GF fet 000 Rat ROADERS Wil! STRIKE  Chiefs £ ay Wor't Have Support and   Chiefs Say Won't Have Support and Re Branded as Outlows.

M. U. WINS MISSOURI VALLEY MEET AT AMES   Ola Gold and Black Half-Mile Relay Team Set a New Record.

MEMPHIS FIREMEN GO OUT TOMORROY,   Efforts of Civie Organizations To Adjust Situation Fail To Bring Result.

RB. & 0. S-W. BOLILERMAKER   Killed in Auto ~ Aecident in’ Nnox County Sunday

ONE KILLED, THREE INJURED. WHEN, GAR TURNS OVER   Otto T. Hudson Dead, Richard Webster, William D ant and Gus Boules, all. of Washington, Injured

U.S. SELLS LINER KRONPRINZ   Vessel to Be Equipped for Round.the. World Cruise to Exhibit U. S. Goods,

RAIDER PUT TO BETTER USE   Fermer Kreaprias Wilhelm Per chased te Teer as a Manefacterers’ Exhibit Ship.

NOTED LINER IS SOLD.   Shipping Board Gets $1,500,000 for  tinewrnore Clarmmerce Raider.

uC. OF L. WINS ROUND IN COL   District Attorney Prohibitec From Introducing Evidence to Grand Jury

RETAILERS ARE _ FIRST WINNERS IN PROFIT CASE   Colorado Judge Rules That Present Wholesale Prices Are   ONLY BASE OF ACTION   AND THAT LOWER COST PRICES OF MONTHS AGO ARE UNFAIR AS PRESENT ACCUSATIONS

POLICE OF COUNTR' _ SEARCH FOR SAN ANTONIAN:   Pictures of Local Man Forwardéd- to Michigan: Offi cials Establish New Clues ir Trunk: ‘Murder. Mystery.

PLOT TOBLOW UP LIVERPOOL DOCKS THOUCHTUNEARTHET   MANCHESTER POWER PLANT IS ALSO TARGSE.FOR SINN FEIN SPIES, IT IS SAID

PLAN TO BLOW UP DOCKS,   Irieh Kepablican Forces Charged With Plotting Outrage.

ALLEGED PLANS DISCLOSED FOR BOMB OUTRAGES   Over 800 Pounds of Explosives Were to be Used in the Liverpool Plan.

ALLEGED PLANS FOR DESTRUCTION   Every Precaution Taken fot Dealing Terrific Blow to England.

RECORD VOTE ON BONUS MEASURE COMING MONDAY   Speaker Gillett Holds the Bill’s Fate Within His   1S SAID TO OPPOSE IT   Last Six Days of This Session May Be Made Suspension Days

FARMERS SAY THEY MAKE SMALL PROFIT   RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION SHOW SMALL FARM PROFITS LAST FIVE YEARS

Eighty Regimental Reunions ane Camp Fire Held at indianapolis.   TA RAISE PER CAPITA TAX   ‘National Council of Administration : Says Boost From 2'% Cents to 10 sents a Year Is engabnry Owing to Owindling Membership,

ONS ARE CHIEF EVENTS FORG.A.R. MEN   Today At National Encampment Given to Regimental Meetings.   AUXHLIARIES ARE IN SESSION   No Business For G. A. R. Unti Thursday—Tax to Be Discussed.

VETERANS OF THE SIXTIES GATHER   Men Who Wore the Biue in the War for the Union Hold Indiana Capital.   MANY REUNIONS TODAY

VETERANS MEET TO FIGHT OLD BATTLES   G. A. R. AND AFFILIATED BODIES IN SESSION AT INDIANAPOLIS   MANY REUNIONS IN ONE   Eighty Brigade and Regimental Reunions Were Set for Today's Program   Dwindling Membership Makes Higher Dues Necessary, Administration Council Says

“VETS” REFIGHT BATTLES OF ’61   Eighty Regimental Reunions aid Camp Fire Held at Indianapolis.   TO RAISE PER CAPITA TAX   National Council of Administration Says Boost From 3!4 Cents to 10 Cents a Year Is Necessary Owing  to Dwindling Membership.

OL COMMADES RECALL SCENES OF THESIXTIES   Civil War Veterans Re count Experiences In The Rebellion

Eighty Regiviental Reinlene' _ Carig. Fire’ Held “at” "Pidianapellé:   ITO” RAISE: PER GAPITA TAX   National * Godneti “a Aamniiitatraitoes Saye bbooat From: 3/4 Canta, te, 10 + Cénts-a Year la Necessary  Ovting   ~ to Owindting Membership. .

IVIL WAR VETS HEFIGHT BATTLES   Reunions and Camp Fire Held al Indianapolis. —   OLD FRIENDSHIPS RENEWED   Business Session Thursday to Be Asked to Increase the Per Capita Tax, Owing to the Dwindling Membership.

MEMBERSHIP OF G. A. R. DWINDLES  NECESSARY TO BOOST PER   NECESSARY TO BOOST PER  CAPITA TAX TO : 10 CENTS.

REUNIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT MEET OF G. A. R. VETERANS   Bronze Button Men Attend Reg imental Reunions and Swap Yarns of War Days

G. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT IS OPENED TODAY   National Council to Be Asket to Increase Present Per Capita Tax.

“VETS” REFICHT BATTLES OF '61   Eighty Regimental Reunions and Camp Fire Held at , Indianapolis. itt ?  Au. Le oe   10 RAISE PER CAPITA TAX     National Council of Administratior Says Boost From 3'% Cents to 19   Cents a Year Is Necessary Owing   to Dwindling Membership.

Reunions and Camp. Fire Held al . Indianapolis. . a   OLD FRIENDSHIPS RENEWED   Business Seesion Thursday. to Be Asked to Increase the Per Capita . Tax, Owing to the Dwindling _ “Memberchio. - ..

VETERANS OF ’61 TALK OVER DAYS OF WAR IN CAME   1920 Encampment of Grand Army of the Republic Opened.

Annual Encampment to be Held in Bloomington May 25-27—Repies duced Fares

lon TOWN BURNED IN CIVIL WAR   NATIONALISTS PROPERTY  BE NING DESTROYED AT EARLY HOUR TODAY — PAROCHIAL, HALL DESTROYED   SEVENTY PREMISES IN) RUINS — LOSS $500,000 — ONLY, HOUSES FLYING UNION JACK LEFT STANDING,

HEAVY DAMAGE AT LISBURN   Loyalists Destroy Millions of Dollars Worth of Property.

FIREBUGS BURA CATHOLIC HALL   Burning of Nationalist Prop perty Continues All Night at Lisburne.

NATIONALS FLEE   ‘Houses Not Flying  F Union Jack Attacked, Rioting Resumed in Streets in Belfast.

Seventyl Premises Are In Ruins and Damage Is Estimated at $500.000.

LISBURN LOYALIST: BURN AND LOOT NATIONALIST  PROPERTY —   Worst Outbreaks Yet Reported in Ireland Are in Reprisal  For Murder of Officer   Assassinations and Destruction of Property Reporter From All Sections

LOYALISTS BURN AND LOOT HOMES OF NATIONALISTS   Seventy Premises i Ruin as Result of Riots.

BURN AND LOOT IN IRISH TOWN   DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $500,000 IN REPRISAL OUTBBEAK  Action Follows Murder of Police In. spector—Riot in Belfast—-Hunger Striker Is Near Death.

TERROR GRIPS IRELAND; RIOTS ARK RENEWED   DAMAGE FROM BURNING AND LOOTING LAST NIGHT 500,000 POUNDS — SEVWANE Y PPDATOCS TN RIJTNG

GKLAHOMA-KANSAS REPORT BiG WELLS   Average of Completions is Very Large.   GARFIELD COUNTY GUSHER.

UNLAHOMA-KANSAS REPORT BIG WELLS   Average of Completions is Very   CARFIELD COUNTY GUSHER.

Y. MONEY HELPS __ EX-SOLDIERS   MARION COUNTY EX-SERVICE MEN TO BE GIVEN EDUCATIONAL FUNDS BY Y. M. C. A.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL FUND   “War Work Cauneil Asky YM. GL A. To Educate Ex-Soldivr

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ~ BXSERVICE MEN   Funa of $473 Remains from ‘Unite War! Work. Drive in Daitas Co— "Waukee Man Secretary.

HAINISCH WINS AS PRESIDENT  aoe   Only Temporary Relief o Crisis Is View of  5 © 2

ELECTION OF -HAINISGH VERTS AUSTRIAN GRISI   Atmosphere Of Apprehension Ha  Pp,. einilact.

SE OF PICKETS: NOT ON WOMEN'S FRISCO PROGRAW   Delegates to Be Interviewed Before Convention—National Committee Bureau Submits 15 Proposed Planks.

PICKETING NOT INCLUDED IN CONVENTION ACTIVITIES   Woman's Party Will Ask Demo. crats to Exert Pressure on Worth Carolina Levcislature.

WOMEN WILL BUTTONHOLE AND NOT PICKET DEMOCRATS   Plan Is to Interview Every Delegate and Urge Action Favorable to Suffrage in the Platform.

CUA SAYS HARDING MADE BIG BLUNDEF   Characterizes Statement as kffort to Deceive People of America

CHARGES HARDING WITH DELIBERATE TAY AT DECEPTION   Gov. Cox Declares Senator’ Statement Regarding Overtures Was a “Blunder.”   sayS Constantly Misunder. stood Attitude Makes Candidate ‘Happy Hooligan’ of Politics.

ATTACKS STORY IN  NASHUA, N. H., ADDRES!      France Has Made No Overtures for a ‘New ‘League Says- Count Dearbarn

INSISTS HARDING TRIED DECEIT   Cox Speaking in New Englanc Flays His Opponent Anc Charges Trickery   Refers to French Agent Infer ence by G. 0. P. Nominee

HARDING TRIED TO DECEIVE BUT FAILED SAYS COX   GOVERNOR CLAIMS CANDIDATE MADE INFERENCE HE KNEW WAS UNTRUE

ARGENTINA TALKING ABOUT PROHIBITION   Understood President Favors  As Regulatory Measure But Not Entirely Dry

NEW CLOSING ORDER.   Pool Rooms, Cabarets, Theaters, Ete. In Chicago tu Close at 1 a. m.

CHICAGO POLICE WILL ; QUESTIGN “NIGHT QWLS’   People on the Streets After 2 A. M. Wilh Have to Fexplain,

HARDING DECLINES — BATTLESHIP OFFER   Wilson ts ‘Thanked by Preahtent Eleot, Who Says Mo Has Alranidly Booked) Passage, for Panama,

Deciines to Sail o ‘Mayflower, corted by U.S. Batthishis, Canal Zoue,

CONGRESSMAN HAS ACUTE INDIGESTION   Representative Kitchin Stricken .While at Point of Having Conference With Postmaster Gen.

Congressional Committee on Japanese Probe Here Is Told That Picture Brides Were Sent State With All Haste   Investigators Informed Japanese Hid Children on Them When They Visited at Town of Florin, After a Warning

CLAIM Bla FUND RAISED BY JAP   To Fight Anti-Japanese Legislation Here, Says McClatchy

~ SELLS ATS3.15   New Low Level Is Reached In New York Market — Trading Is At Standstill— Markets Demoralized.

UPHEVAL JN SIUUK EX GHANGE   Series of Convulsive Selling Movements Follow Another Crash in Foreign Exchange

ARMY SERGEANT SAYS RUSSIANS FACE CONDITION UNBELIEVABLE   Famine In Food, Fuel and Employment Stalks Thru Entire Nation   HUNDREDS STARVING  Buildings Razed to Make Fuel; Utilities Operate Only Part Time

STATE COMMITTEE TAKES A DRASTIC STAND ON MEMBERS   Sub-Committe of Democrati: State Committee Makes Report on Neale Assailants.   ONE IS IN STATE EMPLOY; 2 OTHERS COMMITTEEMEN   Chairman Yancey Declares Early Meeting Will Be Called Submit the Report.

DEATH WAS SUDDEN         “MHS. C. L. PINNEY quocuMne [i : BRIEF ILLNESS.’   RESIDENT HERE FOR MANY YEARS   ‘ame-to Plymouth. Gounty in the Sev. centies and Lived Here Ever Since— vis. Survived by Husband, Three Daughters and a Son.

DEATH.WAS SUDDEN   . L. PINNEY suscUMBS [i BRIEF ILLNESS.)        RESIDENT HERE FOR MANY YEARS              ‘Caine:to Plymouth. County In the Sev. nties and Lived Here Ever Since— fe Survived by Husband, Three ‘Daughters’ and a Gon. bay

PRESIDENT WOULD WELCOME HARDING WHITE HOUSE CALL   President-Elect, Yet a Senator, Will Attend Opening of Congress Next Monday.

HARDING WILL BE WELCOME AT WHITE HOUSI   Wilson in Announcement Although Harding Has Made no Plans.

President-Elect To Be At Capital—Conference is ) Considered.   ‘NEITHER HAS TAKEN INITIATIVE IN MOVE   Harding Will Be In Washing. ton on Monday—Boat Nears Norfolk.

WILSON 5 READY TOMEET HARDING   President Sends Mayflower tc Senator for Use in Ending Journey. ,   PLAN WELCOME TO VISITOR

WILSON WILL BE GLAD TO WELCOME HARDING ON VISIT. TO CAPITA   Presideels Yacht Is Olfered for Trip to Wash- . ington.

WILSON 2O8LD BEGLAD TO SEE SEN. HARDING   PLAINS HAVE NOT BEER MADE BY PRESIDENT ELECT FOR VISIT TO TH! VWILITTM WOyIoR.

HARDING WILL ~~ VISIT WILSON AT  WHITE HOUSE   Does Not Seek’ Conference But Is Willing to Dis-

HARDING I$ QUE AT WASHINGTON NEXT MONDAY   President Wilson Intimates He Will Be Glad to See Successor.

WILSON AND HARDING ARE WILLING TO CONFER   Meeting Will Probably Be Ar. ranged on the PresidentElect’s Washington Visit.

PRESIDENT WILL BE VERY GLAD 10 HAVE CALL FROM HARDING   Statement fromm White House Tc  day Expresses Sentiment  of Mr. Wilson.   IS FINISHING HIS MESSAGE   Will Be Transmitted to Joint Session of Congress Next Tuesday.

WILSON WOULD SEE HARDIN   President Says He Will Be Glad to Welcome ' President-Elect

TREATY SQUABELE TO ORAW DEBATES   SENATE LEADERS LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR FUR. THER HOT AIR.   Various Factions Casting About to See Where Their Influence Will Be Distributed.

ANOTHER SEASON OF DEBATE ON TREATY OF PEACE IS COMING   Records Show 7,300,000 Words Were Spoken During the Last Fall and Winter.   NEW DIVISION PREDICTED DURING THE COMING FIGHT   Combination of Democrats and Mild Reservation Republicans Believed Imminent.

MOOT on Wo UP BIG VOLUME ON PACT TALK   Utah Senator Answers Demo cratic Announcement of Takiag Treaty to Senale; Shows Record   SAYS OVER SEVEN MILLION WORDS SPOKEN ON SUBJECT   Speculation Made as to Outcome of Democrats’ Next Move in Senate

ANOTHER SEASON OF TREATY TALK IN THE SENATE   Democratic Leaders Make Plans for Getting the Fight Again on the Floor of the Senate.   FORCES MAY TAKE ENTIRE NEW LINEUP

SENATE MAY DEBATE PEACE TREATY ANEV   MOTION TO RESUME CONSIDERATION IN OPEN COMING FER. 10, WALSH SAYS. ,

LONG DEBATE ON TREATY LOOMIN(   More Than 7,000,000 Words Have Been Spoken in Senate on Pact Already.

Democrats Will Move to Bring Up Treaty In Chamber February 10.   BELIEVE COMPROMISE WILL BE MADE THEN   Republicans to Require Two. Thirds Majority In Senate Vote.

LONG DRAWN OUT DEBATE PROMISED   Many Solons Still Unsettlec - As To Stand They Will Take.   CLAIM PACT IS DEAD   Republican ‘Leaders Will Ask - For Two-Thirds Majority On Motion.

PLANS LAID FOR ANOTHER SESSION Ot DEBATE ON PAGT   Democrats Will Put Treaty Back to Floor of Senate   NOTICE SERVED _ BY SEN. WALSH

SENATE MAY VOTE T0 DEBATE THE TREATY   SENTIMENT FAVORABLE TO THE HITCHCOCK PLAN.   Irreconcilables in Hope Lot of Talk Will Kill 1t fer Good—Mild Reeervationists See Chance ef Ratification.

CHANCE FOR SETTLEMERT STILL OPEN AS DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR SHOWDOWN

EVEN MILLION WORDS UoEO Ih TREATY TALKS   AND OUTLOOK IS THAT SEVERA! MILLION MORE WILL FIND EXPRESSION   Democrats Give Notice of Intentio1 To Resume Consideration In Open Senate. Feb. 10

SENATE FLOW DF ORATORY TC BE RESUMED   Peace Treaty Debate Al. ready Has Reached 7.300.000 Words.

Notice Served They Will Move on February 10 to  Resume Consideration of Pact tn Canasta   OLD ALIGNMENT DUE FOR GREAT SHUFFLE   Mila Reservationisls and “Bitter Enders” May Join With Minority to Obtaia Definite Action.

Walsh Serves Notice of Im pending Move for Open Consideration—How Eelements Will Line Up Problematical.

DEMOCRATS BEGIN PLANS TO RESUME TREATY DEBATING   Notice Served by Walsh Tha Motion Would Be Made Tuesday, February 10, to Bring Fight on Floor,

TREATY TO GO  BACK TOFLOOR OF SENATE FOR MORE DEBATE   Walsh, of Montana Gives Notice of Move by Democrats.   7,300,000 WORDS ALREADY SPOUTED   Vote to Be Taken on New Plan on Feb. 10.

CENERAL STRIKE BREWING IN ALABAMA   Federation Adopts Resolution Asking Impeachment of Governor.

ARGUMENTS BEGAN TODAY   Toe Determine \ Whether Interstat Commerce Commission Has Richt to Decide Rates.

PROTEST OF STATES ON RR RATES {5 BEING HEARD   interstate Board’s Acts Ar Killing Powers of Eacl Commonwealth Is Said

HEARING HELD ON INTERSTATE RAILROAD RATES   lowa Among States Whos« Commissions Appeal To Washington.

nlGHT TOF RAILWAY RATES SUNDER FIRE   Commerce Conimission Hears Argument on States’ Contention Attacking Its Jurisdiction

ALLEN WON'T RETURN HILI   Kansah Denies Extraditior . for Alleged Arkansas Revolt Leader.   HELD ON U.S. CHARGE; BROUGH ‘OUTRAGED:

BIG GAINS IN ~ STOCK MARKEI   Sensational Advances in Early Period of Today's Very Active Session   Leaders in Yesterday’s Spectacular Movement Again in Forefront

BIG GAINS BY _ INDUSTRIALS   The Ruling by Supreme Court Booms Market for Several Issues.   G. M. HEADS LIST _ OF THE CLIMBERS

ND  TRIALS  COORE GAIN   Advance Due to Fact Companies Likely to Declare Liberal Dividend.

SHARES MAKE BIG GAINS FOLLOWING COURT DECREE   Sensational Riso Oecurs in Stocks Likely 1o Declare Liberal Dividends

STOCK REPORT      Prominent Stocks in Additional Sensational Gains After Court Ruling.

STOCKS SHOOT UP ON COURT RULING AIDING DIVIDENDS   General Motors Overnight Ris¢ 21. Points While Crucible Steel Advances 13.

STOCK SHARES GO A SOARING   ‘Supreme Court Decision of Yesterday Gives Decided Boost to Market.

MOREBIG — ~ GAINS MADE IN SHARES   OF INDUSTRIAL COM PANIES AS RESUL! OF DECISION.   Of Supreme Court on Stock - Dividends—General . Mo. ~ tors and Crucible Stee!  Lead With Others Follow:  _ e@ mMmoO

TAX DECISION STILL BOOSTS STOCK PRICES   CONCERNS EXPECTED TO CUT STOCK MELONS FIND STOCKS SOARING—-GENERAL MOTORS UP 73 POINTS.

STOCKS MAKE LARGE GAINS   Soprofiis Court Decision  ‘xempling Dividends From Income Tax Causes   Sharp Advance in Indus. trial Shares.

MCAIGANG PLAN GLEAN-UP Onli  AGAINGT Vib   LOWER CALIFORNIA SAID TO BI SEETHING WITH IMMORALITY,  AIDED BY THE GOVERNOR,

CANTU PREPARING FOR STATE DEFENSE   SAID INDEPENDENCE OF LOWER CALIFORNIA 18 NOT THE OBJECT OF HIS PREPARATIONS,

INDEPENDENCE JS NOT OBJECT   Placing Troops in Preparation for Defense Says Gov. Cantu

DEFENSE FINISHES . ! IN THE NEW CASE   Alienisis Testify.New Is Feeble Minded Placing His Mcntality at 11 1-2 Years.

Wood Will Answer Charges of Boral   Of the Spending of Big Sums o Money in Support of His Candidacy

WOOD WILL ANSWER BORAH CHARGE OF EXTRAVAGANG   Army Officer to , Tell Chicago People Tonicht iow Much Money HeSpent in the South Dakata Campairn

SYRIAN DIFFICULTY HAS BEEN ADJUSTEL   Great Britain Admits It Prob ably Asked Too Much and Accedes to French Demand

FAILURE OF CONGRESS TO PROVIDE BNI OR RE {TION  For Former Serv vice Men Ingratitude of Republics   Representative of the Veterans Told the House Committee Today.

‘OREIGN VETERANS’ REPRESENTATIVE AVES CONGRESS HARD SCORING    dward W. Hale Before House Committee Hits Opponents of Service Men's Bonus as Commercialized Patriots -

CONGRESS’ FAILURE TO GRANT BONUS 10 MEN IS DENOUNCE!   Representative of Foreign Veterans Accuses Congress of Ingratitude.

Evidenced in Failure cf Con. gress to Provide Bonus for Service Men.    SUCH IS CHARGE OF  OELTERANS’ ADVOCATE   Two Plans for Bonus Stated te House Ways and Means  : Cammittee.

“oreign Wars Fighter Terms Failiie ro As On of the “‘Ingratitudes of Repu sent Plans That Would Be Accéepta

Scores Failure To Give Bonus   E. H. Hale Gives Plan for Bonus Grants to Ex-Service Men He Favors   CAN RECOMPENSE  MEN FOR LOSSES

U. S. AVIATORS ROUT RUSS   Squadron Under Yank Commander Cited for Brilliant Work Against General Budenny.

U.S, AVIATORS ROUT RUSSIANS   Squadron Under Major Fauntleroy Cited tor Britiant Work at Lemberg.   HELP POLES SMASH RED LINE   Lithuania Warne Poland That Nation Will Defend (teeif Agalnat invasion —- Bioodshed = is Threatened.

TUBING FOR WELL COMING BY TRUCK   EXPECT TO HAVE THE BIG GASSER CLOSED IN TO°° MORROW. NIGHT   PRESSURE IS STRONG      Gas Flow Not- @iminished by Head of 500. Feet of Water in Weil Today   Preparations Made to. Close in Well As Soon As Tubing Arrives Overland

TUBING FOR WELL ' COMING BY TRUCK   EXPECT TO HAVE. THE BIG GASSER CLOSED: IN TO:  t MORROW NIGHT      Gas Flow - Not’ Diminished by Head of 500 Feet of Water: in’ Well Today   Preparations - Made fo. Close it Well As Soon As Tubing Arrives Overland

EXCHANGES PLANNING TQ RE-OPEN WHEAT FUTURES   MEETING HELD IN CHICAGO. ANOTHER CALLED FOR MAY 19 IN WASHINGTON — FINAL SCHEME IS BEING SHAPED.

REOPENING OF WHEAT TRADING   Grnin Bachances Meet at t hienkge to  awe the Wary.

SAXONY TOWNS   Their Regime, However, Is Expected To Be Short-Lived.    FOUNDING OF A SOVIET DENIED

WORKERS HOLD  SAXONY TOWNS   Their Regime, However. Is Expected To Be Short-Lived. _   FOUNDING OF A SOVIET DENIED

AGAINST THE ARMY   Fight ia Oppesition to Militarisn _ One of The Troubles ta Germany.

MOVIE OPERATOR  NOW AULER OF AFT] SAXONY   W orkers Take Over Complete Control In The  Lower Regions.   RED FLAG FLIES FROM OLD CASTLE   Strikers Not Ready For ermanent Government  At This Time.

MOVE LECTURER DIRECTS TOWN Ih SAXONY REDS HOLL   Aids to Kidnap City Attorney Extort from Him Evidence Piled Against Workers.   CASTLE HEADQUARTERS OF YOUNG DICTATOR OF BURC   Reward of 5,000 Marks on His Head; Too Early for Soviet Rule Yet, He Says.

MILITARIOM TIL MAIN GRIEVANCE      Workers Control Lower Sax. ony But Not Strong Enough to Fight.   Wesel Siege Raised as Gov: ernment Troops Force Back Attackers.

LANDIS WILL NOT COMMENT      Opinion in Chicago Is That Judge Would Consider Chairmanship Te Peace Reitcned.

GEORGIA ALSO HIT BY STORM   Three Children Killed Near Maysville, in Banks County—Number of Buildings Wrecked.

STORM KILLS IN GEORGIA   Tornado Sweeps Section of Banks County, Killing Three Children.

UVCATAROW OF UARTANZA ONE BlG OBJECTIVE   Supporters of Sonora Revolution Determined to Disestablish Present Rule   OBREGON IS PRIMARY MOVER IN REVOLUTION   REPRESENTATIVE IN WASH INGTON DECLARES cov) WILL BE EFFECTED WITHI! 60 TO 90 DAYS,

CARRANZA MUST GO SAY MEXICAN REBEL   Revolution to Continue Until Presi. dent Is Overthrown, Says ~ Officer—Tampico Is

Representative at Washingtor Admits This Is Object of Uprising.    EXPECT DESERTERS TO LOCK TO N   Francisco Villa Expected to Keep Regulars Busy at ' > Chihuahua City,

BAR GOBS FROM WAUKEGAN   Rear Admiral Bassett, Commandant o Great Lakes, Issues Order After Race Rioting.

“BABY IRENE” GOES © ‘FINALLY TO: HER OTTAWA MOTHER   Mrs. Frederick Matters De. _.sprived.of Last Hope by ..  Cewet Decision. ~

OFFICER KILLED IN BOLEN FIGHT   POLICE AND MEMBER O OHIO FAMILY IN HARD BATTLE.

Policeman Shot Dead in Battle at Hamilton,O.   Family Fires on Officers Wher Arrests for Disturbance Are Attempted—One Wonuded.

POLICEMAN S KILLER NW BATTLE   Hamilton, Ohio, Scene of Bioody Clash When Police Attempt Arrests,   James Bolen Family Opens Fire Elder Bolen Will Die

POLICEMAN SLAIN BY A SNIPER   Officers and Bolen Family Fight Fatal Battle at Hamilton, Ohio.

FAMILY RESISTS POLICE; 1 KILLED   Officer Is: Killed As He Goes Toward House to Mako Arrest; Assailant = Is Shot Perhaps Fatally, .

SNIPED POLICE SERGEANT      Ohio Peace Officers Were Battling With Bolen Family Yes- — terday

POLICEMAN KILLED KILLED IN. . BATTLE WITH FAMILY   Hamilton, Ohio, Scene of Fight Between Officers and ‘Bola Men, One of Whom Will” Die

SNIPER KILIS OFFIC ER      Hamilton 0. Desk Sergeant Victhm Of Hidden Assafiant,

OFFICER IS KILLED IN SNIPERS’ BATTLE   Hamilton, Ohio, Police Battle With Family; Head of House Shot Several Times.

Under Act of Last Legisinture Has Been Established ut Neligh  i 4 ewe eee

FIRST CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL   Under Aet of Last Legisinture Has Been Established at Neligh In Antetoane Ceaeunty.

Shows Great Britain Was Ready to  Intervene   On the Side of the United States During the Spanish American War   And Support the Monroe Doctrine, Was Revealed Today.

POLLOCK URGES. OUR ACCEPTANCE   Of Senguc of Nations Covcaant— Says Knglaad Upheld Munroe boc. teime Against Europe During Ou

HIDDEN CHAPTER INU, S. HISTORY IS MADE PUBL   England Was Ready to Intervene in SpanishAmerican War.   TO DEFENSE OF MONROE DOCTRINE   Member of British Privy Council Reveals Anglo-American Relations.

BRITISH STOOD BACK OF U.S. iN 1898   European Power: Tried to Aid Spain   Sir Frederick Pollock Bares Diplomatic Secret; Says England Kept Others Out  ” of Spanish-American War

HARDING WILL TAKE SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES   Member of Lodge to Which Former Presidents Belonged

MORE DEGREES FOR HARDING   President-Elect to Become Scottish Rite Mason at Columbus Next Week. as

SERIES OF RACES BETWEEN BOATS: MAY BE ARRANGED IF SHAMROCK IS DEFEATED,

FINAL BATTL FOR YACHT CUP BEING STAGED   Shamrock Sails Over Line Ahead of American Defender in Deeiding Race   RACE IS FOR THIRTY MILES   Light Wind Keeps Down Fast Time in International Sporting Event

RESOLUTE LEADS _ — INFINAL RACE      Little Winds Makes Famous Yacht Classic Drifting Contest. . %   SHAMROCK FIRST ACROSS   But Defender Soon Overtakes Challenger And Had Half Mile Lead en Second Leg.

IN FINALRACE RESOLUTE HAS LEAD AT STAR   ‘SHAMROCK LEADS AGROS  THE STARTING LINE BUT  SLOOPS DRIFT OF THE Pt atatatei-tn)

RESOLUTE FORGES — AHEAD IN FINAL OF YACHT CLUB RACE   Laplon Craft Has Advantage a Start, But Defender Soon Oyercomes It.   A FINE BREEZE BLOWING   Twelve-knot Diow Ont of Northwest Calms Sea Rofflod by Saturday’ Gale; Americnn (Craft Takes Lead at Fow Mizntes After the Start.

RESOLUTE LEADING IN VERY POOR RACE   Shamrock Wins Advantage by Crossing the Starting Line First, But Defender Soon Recovers Lost Time.   SHIPS FAR OFF COURSE IN FIGHTING FOR WIND   Breeze So Slight That There Appears Little Possibility They Can Finish Within Six-Hour Time Limit.

INDICATIONS POINT TO RESOLUTE AS WINNER OF FINAL RACE FOR CUP   British Challenger Beat American Defender Over Starting Line by Minute—Maintained Lead for Brief Time, But Resolute Forged Ahead Before First Marker Was Reach. ed—-Now Reported Full Half Mile Ahead.

ATTEMPT 10 oAlL LAST CUP RACE {a BLOCKED BY CALM   Contending Sloops Start First Leg of 30-Mile Course on Breeze That Fails.   ‘DRIFT AGAINST TIME TO FINISH INSIDE LIMIT   Skippers Fight Rival Spread of Sail for Handfuls of Wind to Move Their Craft.

Attacks Bob’< Party Stand   _<_ OC  POLICE GET BANDIT WHO SHOT TO DEATH CHICAGO OFFICE}

CHICAGO 6 BANDIT HUNT   Willing of Patrol Sergeant Was i Avenged By Police

CHICAGO POLICEMAN KILLED BY BANDI]   Pitched Battle Fought With _ Outlaws.

CHICAGO BASDIT HE   Wain ss of Patrol Sergeant Was Avensed By Police  f

BANDITS AND POLICE FIGHT FATAL BATTLE   One Officer and One High wayman Bite Dust in Chicago Today.

Three Hundred Policemen Form Cordon and Trap the Slayer of Police Sergeant

PITCHED BATTLE IN CHICAGO.      Federal Sergeant And One Bandit Slain In Action.

Chicago Offieer Answering Call Sho Before He Could Draw Gun; Bandit Fights Cordon of Police

TWO MORE CF THE 27 STARTERS WN THE CAVALRY RAGE ARE ELIMINATED   Avil Watts Disqualified for Not Covering Ride from Northfield to St. Johnsbury Within 13-Hour Lima— Sargon Withdsawn Because of Slight Lameness

McAdoo Watches — (.0.P. Convention   Taft To Arrive At Chicago At Noon—Sidelights On Republican Pow Wow

PER JURY ASKS FOR MORE TIME 10 LONGIDER EVIDENCE      After Deliberating For Fifty-thre Hours, Fereman Tells Cour Deciding Vote Is Not Taken.   LOCKED 'UP FOR LAST NICHT

ee eee ree  TEIPER JURY IS OUT   —_—  Still Hold Out Hope of Final Acreement

“ALONG CAME NANCY” 1920 CLASS PLAY  Ameascae ris FAD ARBAA TtA0) A AMS

ASK RANSOM FOR KIDNAPPED CHILI   ABDUCTORS OF BLAKLEY COUGH LIN DEMANDS $6,000 RANSOM— BECELVE LETTER

MAY BE KIDNAPPERS.   Letter Received Demanding Ranson for Blakely Coughlin,

$6,000 RANSOM DEMANDED BY SUPPOSED ABDUCTORS OF THE COUGHLIN BABY

SEEKING SLAYER OF “DRY” AGENT FOUND IN BA}   Bayonne Victim Was Rel ative of Joseph P. Tumulty  a © en ee

INDIANA STREAMS GUNTINUE TO RISE   Flood Conditions Reported in Many Parts of State and Serious Damage is Threatened.   BOY IS DROWNED AT MARION   Cloud Burst Causes Heavy Damage in Some Sections—Lowlands Are Itnundated.

RIV RS OF CENTRAL .  INDIANA ARE FLOODED   ‘Heavy! Rains Cause Streams in: Cen. traf and Northern Indiana ‘fo al Overflow. .

DEPOSITORS MAKE RUN ON BOSTON BANK   Hundreds on Hand When Doors Opened — Bank Invokes Law to Stop Withdrawals.

THONGS LINE  HP TO OBTALN THEIR SAAS   Banks Invoke Ninety Day Rule When Crowds Become Too Great   CASH PILED HIGH IN  EXPECTATION OF RUNS

GLOGE BANK AND CHECK NEW RUN   Boston Fidelity Trust Company Has Funds But Takes Ninety Day Notice.   DEPOSITORS FRIGHTENED

BUSTUN BANK HAS RUN   NINETY-DAY REGULATION IS PUT INTO EFFECT.   Governor Coolidge Calis Conference of State Officials to Consider the Situation.

BANKS PREPARE FOR RUN   ‘Two Boston Institutions aro Crowded i Today.

Boston Banks Forced to Call  ' Moratoriams   Ninety-day Delay Is Placec On Withdrawals As Crowds  Demand Denosits.

DEPOSITORS MAKE a OW BOSTON ~SININGS BANK:   Hundreds of People Frighten ed by: Recent Failures in tha City Withdraw Deposits anc Bank Threaten to Invok 90.Dav Notice Tau -

RUN ON BOSTON BANK   Officials Put 90-Day Regulation into Effect.   Action Taken for Protection of Depes iters—Governor Coolidge Calis Conference to Consider Situation.

SENATE HALTS SALE OF SHIPS    Requests Shipping Board to Wait  Until It Can Reach Defi  * nite Decision.   NO REFLECTION ON BODY   Senator Lodge and Other Republicans Oppose Government Operation of the Vessels, but Favor an Inqguiry Into Transaction.

OENATE AGTION HALTOOHIP OALE   Shipping Board Requested t ee Wait for Decision.   PAYNE ISSUES STATEMENT   Republican Leaders Are Opposed to Operation of Fleet by the Government, but Favor Inquiry—No Reflection on Board.

HOOVER. SAYSHES & A REPUBLICAN   WILL MAKE. RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY ON. RECUR. , LICAN IPLCKEA         THIS is. PROVIDING GO. P ; ADOPTS A LIBE AL FOR WARD- LOOKING.  AT-

FORMER WORLD OOD DICTATOR ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS APFILIATED WITH REPUBLICAN PARTY   CAMPAIGN 18. STARTED   California Boosters Launch Nationwide Campaign To Place Hoover in White House ~—McAdoo in Ulinois Race  ”

HOOVER ALIGNS WT BEDIBICAN   J ~  In Telegram to Californians De  glares His Sympathies are With G. O. P, Policies.

PASSES FORGED CHECKS   PLYMOUTH COUNTY BOY UN. ABLE TO MEET STOCK NOTES

TAYLOR BOYS UNDER SUSPENDED SENTENG   Father Of The Boys Sent To State Prison At Michigan City For Stealing Auto At Crothersville.

TAYLORS ARE SENTENCED   BOYS ARE HOWEVER SHOWN CLEMENCY THROUGH SUSPENSION   Geen to Michigan City for Indeter minate Term of From 2 te 14 Years

HARDING. MAKES. HVE OPEEGHES FOR PHONOGRAP   Big Delegation From Indian apolis to Hear Front Porch } Sncech August 28.

BiG DELEGATION 10 VISIT MARION FROM iM ON AUG, 28   More Than. Three Thotisand From Indianapolis. Will Be, Addressed  Ry..Nominee From Front: Porch.   MADE” PHONOGRAPH RECORDS

HARDING MAKES FIVE SPEECHES   To Audience Consisting of Phonograph Operator   STRING OF VISITORS   Received ot tiene Nomi nee’s H Senator Sweep pondence—Then Takes a 60  Mile Ride—Democrats Den} Marion Delegation ‘ Padded

Indianapolis Among Cities Whic! Will Send Delegations to Marion Front Porch   OHONOGRAPH ENLISTED   Records Will Carry Nominee’ Speeches to All Sections of Country ~

-HARDING: HAS”BUSY: DAY:      Receives ‘String of Visitors— _, Makes, ‘Five Speeches for’ ; ‘Phonograph. ‘Records:

HOOSIERS 10 MAKE OHO PILGRIMAGE   Delegation From Indianapolis Will Hear Harding Make Front Poreh Speech   CHARGES ARE DENIED   Marion County . Democrats Reply to Reports of Profferred Free -Rides

FIVE CAMPAIGN OPEECHES AN ODD INR FOR HARDIN   Republican Nominee Rehearses Former Deliverances For Phonograph Record.   SIXTY MILE AUTO RIDE FIRST DIVERSION OF WEEK   One of First Big Delegations From Outside Ohio to Go tc Marion for Front Porch Speech Will be TWo Thousand Indianians August 28.

HARDING TALKS FOR PHONOGRAPH RECORDS   Five Speeches By Senator to Be Distributed Throughout Country During Campaign.

HARDING HAS BUSY DAY.   Receives String of Visitors— Makes Five Speeches for Phonograph Records.

HARDING TALNS CAMPAIGN PLANS   Indiana Delegation Going to Marion for Porch  Address.

INADING RECEIVES ~ MANY VISITORS   a. 0 P. NOMINEE TAKES ATTO Ribk, FIRST REAL DIVERSION DURING WEEK,

FREED ae eo rh a LP gE RRO, Cee RO RS      Trish Make. Attack,” With. 20 ®  Armed Men,

EXCHANGE OF _ RIFLE SHOTS   Five Policernen Captured and Their Arms Taken in Raid

POLICEMEN CAPTURED BY SINN FEINERS   200 Armed Men Take Officers Prisoners, Seize Arms and Ammunition and Escape.

VEN CAPTURE CORK BAe SEATON   Attack Lasted Some Time Wiih An Exchange ef Rifle Shets.—200 Men In Party.

TAKE IRISH POLICE STATION   Armed Men Capture Place After Ex. chanoe of Rifle Shots.

SEVEN PERSONS ARE OROWNED   Fatalities Follow the Breaking in Twe and the Sinking of the Liner Bohemia.

SEVEN SAILORS PERISH   Atmuntie Liner Preaks op off un Coast of Nove Scola. Paserngers Ia Been Reecoed.

SHIP AGROUND - SINKS WHEN ITPARTS —   SIXTY - FOUR PASSENGERS WERE REMOVED FROM ° STEAMER MONDAY

LINER BOHEMIAN BROKE... IN TWO AND: SANK      Seven Persons Drowned and Several  Others Thiured.

ATLANTIC LINER BPEAKS IN TWO   Crew Stick to Post—Passengers Removed From Ship   WENT ASHORE LATE MONDAY   Struck Dangerous Ledges Off Sambro Point in Sterm

SHIP BROKE UP SEVEN KILLED   ; Steamer Bohemian Went Ashore Near Halifax In Severe Storm Monday Afternoon.   PASSENGERS ABOARD }i REMOVED IN SAFETY   / Dead are Members of the Crew of 120 Who Elected to Remain  - With the Ship In Hopes of Saving Her, ‘

MAY HOLD NIGHT SESSIONS   Chairman Cummings Expects First Day's Meet to Be Prolonged.

DEMOCRATS PLAN NIGHT MEET   First Session May Be Prolonged, De. clares Homer Cummings, the Crairman,

CONVENTION PLANS NOW ARE TAKING FINAL SHAPI   Night Session of National Commit. tee Probable Latter Part of This Week.

NIGHT SESSIONS TO BE FEATURE AT CONVENTION   Senator Thos. Watsh of Mon tana Mentioned as Possible Choice for Chairman   GLASS DICTATES POLICIES   No Direct Statements Made on Possible Choice But All Offering Opinions

FALL OF BOLSHEVISH PREDICTED FOR JUL   Although Washington Official Are Skeptical Of Rumors, They Look For Soviet To Go Down.

Talk Of Woman  Vice President   Democrats Discuss Possibility of Feminine Nominee For Second Place

BOOMIS STARTED  FOR LADY   'nquiry Seriously Discussed By Frisco Convention Advance Guard

TALK OF WOMAN © FOR VICE. PRESIDEN      Democrats, Mon‘ and Women, Discus  Nomdnatlieg One. of i hreo Brom.     Rent ‘Leaders

WOMAN MAY TAKE SECOND CHOICE ON DEMOCRATIC TIGKE   Boom Begun For Mr: A. A. Adams, Of Frisco.

WOMAN MAY. GET SECOND PLACE ON NEMACRATIC TICKET   Boom Starts To Place Suffra gette As Vice Presidential Nominee _   TAKING ACTIVE PART   Most Of Delegations Have Several Women Among Their Numbers

DEMOCRAT WOMEN FLIRT WITH VICE PRESIDENCY   Active Booms Are Launched for Mrs: Annetta Adaims, Mrs. George Bass and Miss Marthury —~Many Women.on the National Committee

DEMOCRATS HAVE WOMAN CANDIDATE  FOR SECOND PLACE   Three Female Politicians Have Hopes of Landing the Vice Presidency

One White Boy and One Negro Killed and Three Men Fatally Wounded In Disorders; Open Violence Breaks Out Early In the.  Evening: Street Fiehting Is Reported .   MAYOR APPEALS FOR TROOPS

TWO KILLED*IN RACE RIOT   ‘Clash,Follaws Search For a Negro Who Killed a Grocer, ”

FTERGE RACE RIOTING AT INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS   SHOOTING OF WHITE MAN BY NEGRO PRECIPITATES TROUBLE IN WHICH ONE WHITE Is KNOWN TO BE KILLED AND OTHERS INIUP ED

TWO KILLED AND THREE MAY DE Aa RESULT OF RIDTING   All Sorts of Weapons Brought into Play in Street Fighting in Independence.   TROOPS ASKED FOR, BUT SITUATION UNDER CONTROL   Race Feeling Stirred Up in Kansas Town as Result of Killing of White Grocer by Negro—-Even Women and Children Fight.

GERMAN TR FIGHTING REDS IN WESTPHALIA   Trench Warfare Develop: In Region of Munster; Reds Gaining   GENERAL STRIKE OFF   Berlin is Quiet With Subways Running and Paners Resuming

PALMER GIVES STRIKE ATTENTION   OUTLAW STRIKE IS MORE ACUTE  TODAY THAN FOR SEVERAL  DAYS IT IS SAID

ie-up by “Outlaw” Switch‘men Is Characterized as Far From Finished   THREATS OF ARRESTS WERE UNAUTHORIZED   LAW DOES NOT REQUIRE ME?  TO GO BAcK TO WORK CLEVELAND b{stRicr AT TORNEY IS TOLD.

“SUITITS. ANSWER:   Tivee Questions Bring Ashed by Sudge Miller Give Senith § Oppor(unity to @how That Be Under: Stants What State lepece Ave.

SEARCHING STORM DEBRIS FOR OTHER PORT ARTHUR VICTIMS   One Dead, and Young Woman * Missing From 2-Minute Storm on Coast.

TORNADO CLAIMS  ONE VICTIM   One. Hundred Thousand Dollars Damage Done  Near Port Arthur

YOUTH KILLED IN — PORTARTHUR BLAS1   Tornado Demolishes Sheds On Canal.

‘OUGH FOR THEes         Preaideut Pack of Forestry Asect: tion Ltgea People to Hebel Axalent

FIVE CHILDREN BURN 10 DEAT   Farm House at Irma, Wis Scene of a Distressing Tragedy Today.

FLAMES KILL FIVE CHILDREN   Sixth Painfully Burned When Fire Destroys Wisconsin Home.

5 CHILDREN BURN TO GEATH   Sixth Is Painfully Hurt When Farm Home Is Destroyed Near Merrill, Wis. -

FARM HOMES AND VILLAGES * NOW IN DANGER   FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH AS THEY SLERP—SIXTH LOSES HAND BECATSE OF BURNS.

KILLED WHEN WITH OTHER - MAN'S WIFE   injured Husband Then Drove to Po. lee Weadquarters and Gave Withenals Tra

IOWANS FIGURE IN TRAGEDY   Former Maquoketa Man Kill: Partner In Cincinnati   BROKE UP HIS HOME   Tragedy Results When Slayer Finds Wife With Other Man

RILLG HIG PARTRER THEN SURRENDERS   FORMER IQWA PEOPLE FIGURE IN KENTUCKY TRAGEDY,   ALD TRIANGLE AGAIN BROKEN   Unfaithful Wife of One Is Found tn Company of the Other—Six Out of Eight Bullets Hit Mark.

BAKERY MAGNATE SHOT BY FORMER BUSINESS CHUM  y   Tragedy Occurs When Evans ville Man Finds Wife With  Chain Bakery Proprietor.

SLAYS MAN WHO‘BROKE UP HOME   Former Pariner in Patent Buk eries Shoots Friend Who Visits Wife,

FINDS HIM-WITH HIS WIFE:  LAST NIGHT AND GIVES  Gorm ike    THE MURDERER SOUGHT REC* ONCELTATION  WITH RIS

WOMEN TO TAKE STUMP FOR COX   Prominent Member of th Fair Sex to Speak in Behalf of Democracy.

~ CAMPAIGN FOR BOY, COX   Will Stump Country in Inter ext of League of Nations and Candidate.

MANY WOMEN TO MAKE SPEECHES   In Favor of Candidacy of Gov. Cox and the  League of Nations

MANY WOMEN T1  TAKE OT UMIP On GOVEANUR GOK   WILE ACTIVELY CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE AND  LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

POLISH PEACE TERMS   Not Demand for Cession of Territory to Poland.

WILL PREMIT PEOPLE : TO EXPRESS WISHES   Poland Does Not Demand Cession o Territory, Lewation at Washington Explains,

TROOPS RUSHED TO SCENE OF SHOOTING   Mine Official Killed and Two Deputies Shot From Ambush in Alabama Coal Fields,

VIOLENT SYORM DOES DAMAGE AT OMAH!   No Fatalities—Wire Communication Demoralized by Gale Yester-

“LOST” DIRIGIBLE LANDS   C-!0 Reported Missing After Leaviug Chatham, Reache:  Ponrurdiwaw MY

MISSING DIRIGIBLE SAFE AT ROGKAWA)   Trip From Chatham Made in Heay Rainstorm

DIRIGERLE. LANDS SARBDY.   The C-10, Reported Voat, Arrives ‘Par Rockaway

CYCLE THEORY FOR FLU   English Physician Finds Epidemic Re curs in Cycles 33 or 66 Weeks Apart.

SAYS FLU MOVES IN CYCLES   Expert Finds Epidemic Recurs Mm Cy cles 33 or 36 Weeks Anart. ~

PRINCE MAY SKIP _ INDIA      British Government Decides Condi tions in ESast Are Too Unsettied at Present.

BRITISH PRINCE SKIPS INDIA   Government Decides Conditions Ther: Are Too Unsettled.

PUBLISH EXPENSES   Governor Cox “Wants _.Presidentia . Campalgn Accounts Exposed.

COX WLI DEMAND INQUIRY INTE STATE AND NATIONAL FUNDS bY COMMITTER

GOV. COX IS IN FAVOR _OF PITILESS PUBLICITY      Demands. That AW Campaign peaditures’ Be Submited Weekly to Kenyon Senate Comes  mitter,

DEMAND PUBLICITY “OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS   [By , Herbert Ww. Walker, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

COX WILL KEEP TAB ON FUNDS   Makes It Known That All Expenditures Will Be Checked Up for Nominees

WEEKLY SHOWDOWN ON EXPENDITURES   GOY. COX DEMANDS. THAI KENYON COMMITTEE GET REPURT EACH MONTH   SAYS LIST OF ALL EXPENDL TURES AND. CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD RE PUCRLIC

Democratic Nominees I Playing Hard Upon Campaign Fund      Weekly Reports Will Be Demanded by Cox Backers

COX TO DEMAND CAMPAIGN LIST   Demos Insist on Probe of Election Expenses

DEMOCRATS WANT PAYMENT LISTS   Nominees Will Demand Publicity of Campaign Expenditures as Well as Contributions; Pitliess Publicity to Mark Campaign.

WANTS A WEEKLY REPORT OF FUNDS   Governor Cox Favors Submitting of Campaign Expenses and: Donations   TO SENATE COMMITTEE   EV ORNS ER WUT EIVER 2 8 Paks  Notification Will be at Fair Grounds—Campaign Manager is in Washington

GOK ASKS PITLESS PUBLICITY   Wants Committee to Gel Cost Each Week   Can't Afford Another 1916 Campaign

MORE COAL’ ‘PRODUCE   OUTPUT OF INDIANA MINES IN: - CREASED THREE PER CENT LAST WEEK.

COAL PRODUCTION SHOWS INCREAS!   326,000 TONS GAIN OVER THE PRECEDING WEEK—TOTAL IS 11,374,000 TONS

CHOWS ING RE ASI   Bituminous Output for Week Ended August 28 Was 11,324,000 Tons, According to Reports of Geological Survey

BRING UP AUTO WITH SKELETON AT THE WHEEL   Victim of 1913 Flood Dredged From The Miami River At Hamilton.

“THECRAM” UNDER ARRES)   OFFICERS CAPTURE SUSPECT IN CONNECTION WITH KIDNAPING CASE.

FOREIGNER ADMI(S HE STOLE COUGHLIN BAB   Federal Authorities Arres Man Who Comes for. Fake Packare of Rangoon,   SECRECY 1S MAINTAINED

CHILD KIDNAPPER HAS BEEN GAUGH   DARK SKINNED MAN ARRESTED IN SWAMP,   BY EGG HARBOR OFFICIALS   Refuse to Give Out Any Informatior Untill Detaita of Case Are Cleared” Up—Bloodhounds Put On His Trail.

CHILD STEALER TELLS. OF CRIME   _ Now Jersey Officers Say Man Under  Arrest Admitted Kidnapping Baby  end Getting $4.000 from Father;  Identity of Prisoner Secret.

THINK KIDNAPPER OF BABY IS H  FLD   Report Suspect Admitted Stealing Little Blakely Coughlin Last June.   Federal Sleuths Think Mar Was Trapped by “Fake” ~ Package,

VANDALS  BROME INTO STATE HOUSE Mi SEUM  Got $50 in Gems and Sword of Rea   Got $50 in Gems and Sword of Rear Admiral Davis.

VANDALS  BROKE INTO STATE HOUSE MU SEUM  Got $50 in Gem sand Seo rd of Rear Admiral D avis.

13 Die, 32 Hart When New York  Trains Crash   Victims Killed and Maimec While They Were Asleep; Pullmans Telescoped

ELEVEN KILLED IN N.Y. 6. WRECK   A Rear End Collision of Trains Near Schenectady Brings the Disaster.   lOVER THIRTY INJURED [SOME PERHAPS FATALLY   Preliminary Investigation  Fails to Show the Responsibility for the Wreck.

IMOUSANDS HEAR ROOSEVELT ACCEPT DEMOCRATIC HONOR   Vice Presidential Candidate Sounds Battle Cry At Notification *   CEREMONIES HELD AT OLD HOMESTEAL   America Must Enter Leagui Or Be Forever Shamed He Declares

FURTHER BOOST. 70 THE LEAGUE   Given at Ceremonies Notify- + ing Franklin Roosevel: of ~ His Nomination.   i:  NOMINEE HAS KINDLY FEELING TOWARD cox   Further Committal of the’: Democracy to the Plans . Laid Dewn he Witeon 

ROOSEVELT TELLS OF NATION'S TWO ' GREAT PROBLEMS   Vice-Presidential Nomineo Dis cusses World Relations and Home Progross,   MUST NOT MAKE U. 8, HERMIT NATION, HE SAYS   Urges America Join League and Advocates Changes for a Reorganization: of Governmental Machinery.,.

By WILLIAM Kk. HUTCHINSON International News Service Staff  PnmmnmnAanm Aan?

ACCEPTANCE SPEECH OF FRANKLIN ROOSE YELT, DELIVERED TODAY AT HYDE PARK

RUUSEVEL  ICCEPTS NOMINATION. FOR Vi PRESIDENT  Battle Call to Democracy of America   Battle Call to Democracy of Americ: to Rally Round the Covenant   Described the Americs of the Future “Hermit Nation’’   If She Rejects Covenant—Ratificatior Could Fill the Ideals of the Nation If She Accepted.

GEORGIA VOTES ST ATE-WIDE   PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN GEORGIA TODAY WILL TEST SENTIMENT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

WILSON ADMINISTRATION FLGURES IN PREFERENCE GEORGIA VOTING TODAY

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS ARE HOLDING PRIMARY   Result Is Regarded as Expression of Sentiment Toward League of Nations and Wilson Administration.

GEHENGIAIS VOTING TODAY,      Scratherners Probably win Favor League and Endorse Witean 

“USKOGEE TEAM  ‘ DEFEATED CHECOTAH   Checotah High School Basket, Ball Team Defeated by Muskogee Hich School.

‘LOST FIRST GAME.   Checotah High School Basket Ba’ ' Team Defeated by Muskogee ‘High School.

PENNSYLVANIA FRUIT   Big Increase in Apples and Peaches Promised

WOULD SUSPEND . DRY LAW 90 DAYS   Illinois Representative Say: Whisky Needed to Fight Raging Influenza Epidemic.   AFFECTS MEDICINAL USB      Chicago in Grip Feared Disease Seventy Nine Died in Day. Increas es Call For Nurses. ;

W ould Allow Sale of Whisky W ithout Permit For 90 Days To Be Used as Cure For ‘Flu   a  Death Toll From Epidemic in Chicago Reaches New High Total; Protect U. S. Soldiers.

SAYS WHISKY IS A CURE   Resolution in Congress to Suspend Dry Law on Account of Flu,

CHICAGO BOY, STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS, RECEIVES ARMY ¥: ¥ CONTEST CUP

CRIPPLED BOY WINS HONORS IN CONTEST    jimmy O’Malley Able to Use Fingers and Head, Rest .of Body Paralyzed

TO KILL SELF A   4& DIVE FROM His CELL CoT 1 THE CONCRETE FLOOR WAS NEARLY FATAL,

INCREASE BILL   Raises Pay of Postal Employees Sum $33,000 000 Year

POSTAL PAY. BILL PASSED   House Votes Unanimously; Adds $33,000,000 to the Payroll

HOUSE PASSES P. 0. PAY BILL   Action in Favor of {ncreases for Em. ployees Is Unanimous—Now Goes to Senate,

POSTAL-PAY INCREASE _ PASSED UNANIMOUSL'   All 343 Members in House Vote for .Addition of About, $33,060.000 to the Payroll,

HOUSE PASSES POSTAL WAGE INCREASE BILL   Raises Pay of Postal Employees Sum $33,000 000 Year

HOUSE PASSES POSTAL PAY INCREASE BILI   Vote to Give Postoffice Em ployes Adequate Wages is Unanimous.

YW. WILL HELP WYSE. ..     it Has Organized to Ald Mothers and (thers Visiting  Franeé. - 

NOMEN VISITORS ARE WELCOME IN FRANC   Those Who Desire to See the Burial Place of Loved Ones Well be Given ‘Treatment And Welcome by Y. W. CG, A. Workers. .

BODY TO CEMETERY BY PLANE   Liewtenant Johneon, Filot, Carried OQat Wishes of Comrade.

PONZ ‘LIST ~ CAUSES STIR   All Walks of Life Represent" ed—Judge, Office Boy and Ex-Liquor Dealers Included   Many Deny They “Invesied” —Counsel Denies Ponzi is Rankrupt

INVESTORS WERE MAN}   OME THIRTY THOUSAND FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE TRUSTED PONZI SCHEME,

All Branches of Social Stand ing Are Represented   Beli ved Thirty Thousand People Gave Funds to ‘ Wizard °

BAR WOMEN FROM POLLS   OHIO PROHISITS THEIR VOTES AND MASSACHUSETTS TAKES SiIMILAR MOVE TODAY

Holds the 19th Amendment Does Not Confer Right of Suffrage on Wome

WOMEN CANNOT VOTE IN MASS, UNTIL STATE CONSTITUTION HAS BEEN AMENDED OR CONGRESS PASSES AGT, ATTORNEY-GENERAL. RULES

BRITISH COAL MINERS VOTING   Acceptance or Rejection of Wages  Proposed by Colliery Owners at Stake. :

MINE WORKERS BEGIN VOTING   British Laborers Will Pass Judg ment on Wage Proposal of Operators,

FARMER SHOT   Five Bandits Held Up Ohic Bank and Escape with $16,000. 

Instructions Issued to 300,000 Members of Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way  and Shop Laborers   President Barker Says Only Granting of Increased Wages Will Black Move

BROOKLYN AND CLEVELAND ARE RUNNING NECK AND NECK IN THE SIXTH GAME OFWORLD SERIES

MORE THAN 20,000 MEN HAVE JOINED WALKOUTS   Insurgent Strike of Switchmen and Enginemen Spreads Throughout Country — 8,000 Out In Chicago District — Leaders Say Strike Is Grow ing.    NEW YORK THREATENED WITH SERIOUS FOOD SHORTAGE

Union Men ‘Slugged for Peace Plea   Sabotage, Violence Urged a Union Meeting by C. ¥. A. Organizer.

HERE’S THE KIND OF SABOT THAT INCITES RAIL MEN TO STRIKE   a a nm a ae a en nn a  He’s a Rebel and Proud of It, He Tells Police.—Boasts of  Be-sing Gangs That Tore Down Roundhouse, Blew Up Bridges and Wrecked Trains

aTHIKEHG DEFY U.o, AND TURN  —PRESINENT AT   Meeting Called by Loval Union Men Taken Over by Red Leaders Who Urge Adoption of Radical Methods   ESTEY BRAGS OF BLOWING UP MINNEAPOLIS BRIDGE   Tells of Wrecking of Trains and  Railroad Property at Twin Cities

STRIKERS ENGAGE IN FREE FOR ALL   One Switchman Was Shot and Several Silugged At Chicago Meeting.

Sabotage and Violence Advised by One Spesker At Chicago Mecting   ‘VM PROUD TO BE REBEL,” HE DECLARES   Details of Destruction in Twin Cities Strike Related by Radical

Chicago Strikers Engage in Free for All Fight   One Man Reported Shot and Several Others Get Bumped in Melee—Ex-Steel Agitation Advocates Wrecking Railroad Property.

Red Sample      Leader in Chicago Rail Strike Tells How 3. W. We Won Ont by Jx tensive Use of Violence ane Salwitachee.

Action by Government is Likely, Under Existing Law, ta End Mob-Walkout.   MEANWHILE EMPLOYES ARE SLOWLY RETURNING

THIS BIRD IS “HARD BOILED”   Radical Boosts of His Sabot age Record at Stormy Railroad Meeting.

INSURGENT STRIKE MOVE « SPREADS OVER COUNTRY   Reports from Scores of Cities from Coast to Coast Predict Additions to 90.000 Strikers Already Out   OFFICIALS ENCOURAGED BY WORD OF SMALL GROUPS RESUMING WORK

ROUGH STUFF IN CHICAGO STRIKE   One Shot and Several Slugged Last Night.   VICTIM WANTED TO RETURN   E. C. Esty Urged Sabotage and Bragged of Violence He Sponsored in Other Strikes.

Speaker at Chicago Strikers Meeting Advocates Violence--With i ww WW.

OTRIKER SHOT WHEN HE SUGGESTS WORK   First Violence of Strike  Occurs at Chicago.

REBEL STRIKER BRAGGED OVER LAWLESS WORK   Advocates Violence ir Present Railroad Strike Crisis.

SWITCHMAN SHOT OTHERS SLUGGED   Rough House Occurred at Recent Meeting of Railroad Men’

HUSBAND THREW PIE IN HER FACE, DECALRES WIFE   Woman. Put..Tacks in In ventor’s Pudding, He Says —. Rath Ack Dherrra

JURY OUT ONLY LIPrLe Sas UMA AAS TEATS.   Two Die, Three Hurt, in Oul Well Blaz.

“TWO MEN BURNED.     Covered with Burning Of When i Gusher Took Fire. «

Upper House Bill Framed as Substitute for  Tuthill Tax Legalization MMeasure Will be Presented to Lower Body of Assembly Today; Important Legislation Unsettled   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE MONDAY

INSIST ON HOME RULE TAX BILL      SENATE STANDS FIRM FOR MEASURE   Conference Committees Hope To Make Reports Today on Delayed Legislation.

GERMAN LEADERS ADVOCATE BANKRUPTCY THREAT 10 DISTURB ALLIED NATIONS

GERMANY TO TRY BANKRUPTC\   ALLEGED PLEA TO THE ALLIES FOR HELP STARTS A PANIC,

GERMANY BANKRUPT    She i is Said to Be So a Eatorsnitig the Aie

SENATE ACCEPTS COMPROMISE ON DISPUTED PACT   New eRservations Substituted By Republicans Wins Out.

PAVING WAY EUR FNAL VOLE i RESERVATION   Senator Prelinghutsen’s Mubsiitule As Wolb As Substhute Offered Py Wy-President Falt Dereated.

SENATE REJECTS ART. 10 SUBS   PRELIMINARY ACTION PAVES THE WAY FOR THE FINAL RESERVATION VOTE.

RESERVATIONS WORKED  QUT BY BLPARTISAN CONFERENCE REJECTED 45 70 31 BY SENAT   Refuses to Strike Proviso Inserted in Republican Substitute by the Irreconciliables,      TAFT SUBSTITUTE IS PROMPTLY TURNED DOWN

SENATE READY -FOR ARTICLE:   ALL SUBSTITUTES . Fay “LODGE! RESERVAT “VOTED DOWN TODAY...   Way Paved for Final Vot: Which’ May Be Reached Thu Evening.

TURN DOWN TAFI TREATY CLAUSE   Senate Rejects Substitute to Article _. J0,As. Proposed By the. aan President.

PAVE WAY FOR FINAL OUNDIN TREATY FIGHT   Frelinghuysen Substitute Reservation Rejected; Taft Proposal Also Defeated.

SENATE PAVING WAY FOR FINAL VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN RESEAVATIGN TODAY   SUBSTITUTE WRITTEN BY FORMER  PRESIDENT TAFT Is REJECTED BY SENATE.

RESERYTION K KEYSTONE _ _-_4$ APPROVED, 56 TO 26      . tied On Same mt : ts * ‘Wovempber ng See

WAY IS PAVED FAR FINAL VOTE   Senator _Frelinghuysen’s Sub stitute Reservation is Rejected Today.   REJECT ‘TAFT. PROPOSAL

RESERVATIONS 10 IREATY REJECTED BY SENATE   Paving Way for Final Vole Soon on Article Ten

For FINAL, vorE   VARIOUS — SURSTITUTES  OF“FERED FOR LODGE LANGUAGE,   NONE . IS. APPROVED   ONE AFTER ANOTHER ALL/AND “SINGLE ARE VOTED DOWNS.       Final Vote ‘on: the: Most Critical - Part of the Peace Treaty Prob-ably Will be Taken ‘Tonight..  ray the Assaciated Press. - _

SENATE PAVES WAY FOR VOTE ON ARTIGLE }   Rejects Substitutes by Frelinghuysen, Taft and King.

AGREE ON ARTICLE TEN      Lodge Substitute Reservation Adopted in Senate, Vote 56 to 24

VOTES ON SENATE REE AVATIONS 10 ARTICLE 10 TAKEN   Tests of Strength Pave Wa’ to Final Action On Treaty.   Four Substitutes to Original Change Are Promptly Rejected by Solons.

SENATE REACHES FINAL VOTE ON TREATY TODAY   ‘Compromise Advocates Still Mak. ing Efforts to Modify Article Ten Reservation.   DEBATES WILL BE LIMITED   Leaders Differ in Predictions as to What Outcome Will Be Over Substitute,

FALL SUBSTITUTE “BILLS OFFERED ARE REJECTED   WAY IS PAVED FOR ACTION ON RESERVATION TO ARTICLE TEN,   TART DRAFT FAILS   Measure Worked Out in BiPartisan Conference Te T oat.

RESERVATION DAY; BRUSHED ASIDE FAST   Way is Paved for the Final Vote on Article. Ten, On Treaty   SUBSTITUTES BEATEN   Tait Reservation is Defeated . by Vote of.Republicans

Reservation Proposed by Senator Frelinghuysen Defeated 59 to 17.   Jy tU BGs  OTHER SUBSTITUT E, TOO  Taft Resdtvedon Goes the Way of Others; Kirby Presented Resolutions.

SUBSTITUTES FOR RESERVATION ARE BEATEN IN SENATE   Change to Article 10 Proposec by Taft Among Those tc Lose—Bryan in Capital as Fight Draws Near Close.

SENATE BEATS TAFT’S PLAN   SUBSTITUTE PLANS ARE KNOCKED IN THE HEAD AT TREATY SESSION TODAY

FINAL VOTE ON RESERVATION TO ARTICLE 10 DUE   Senate Kejects Substitute Today and Will Get Down to Brass Tacks Soon.

SUBSTITUTES REJECTED   FIVE OFFERED IN PLACE OF RESERVATION TO ARTICLE 10,   ach One [s Turned Gown By Senate. Bringing a Final Vote on the Reservation Nearer.

Substitutes and Efforts to Get By With New Reservations Are Tabled in Summary —Taft-Resetvation Failed to Get Consideratian,

BATTLE CRY FOR TREATY   Sounds Loud and Clear In the Senate as the Contest Passes   INTO THE STAGE OF TRIUMPHS OR DEATH

SENATE DEFEATS. SUBSTITUTES FOR TREATY CLAUSE   Three Proposals Quick]; and ‘Decisively Voted Down, Paving Way Foi Final Vote On Reserva. lion.

royal toad io victory,” by blockade of German ports or similar measures,   STILL NO DECISIVE ACTION TAKEN ON PEACE TREAT!   NEW RESERVATION,

FRENCH DELEGATES TO MOSCOW BOUND BY "RED PLEDGES   Socialist Leaders Obliged t Sign Declarations Before Attending Congress.

BIG VOTE EXPECTED.   Several Gubernatorial Candidates Are in Minnesota’<« Primary.

Huntington Man Chosen for important State Legal Post—To Assume Duties Jan. 1—Other Appointments Made.

HARDING   SPEAKS TO RAILROAD MEN AE GALION. CHIC   He Refused to Discuss the Charge: Made by Gov. Cox.

A WEALTHY DRAFT BODGER GETS HIVE YEARS’ SENTENCE   Grover C. Bergdoll Is Found Guilty of Desertion.   COURTMARTIAL IS HELD IN HIS CASE   Besides Sentence, Philadelphian Receives Dishoncrable Discharge.

DRAFT DODGER GETS D YEAR SENTENCE   Grover Bergdoll, Wealthy Philadel ph. ian, Found. Guilty of Desertion by Court Martial—Evaded Officers Two Years

BLAME PALMER BECAUSE SUGAR PRICE EXCESSIVE   Representative Tinkham Asks Probe Into Attorney-General’s Conduct.

Sugar Profiteers. Levy $900,000,000 Toll on The American People   Gross Mismanagement, and Approval: of Extor. tionate Prices, Charged Up to Present Admin: istration and Agents by Rep. Tintham.

ATROGIOUS, SHAMELESS PAOFITEERING PRACTICED CAYS A REPRESENTATIVE

GREEK THRONE 10 BE ABDICATED BY CONSTANTINE SOON   Report Has It That King Now On Way to Athens Will Name Prince George In His Stead.

PLOT. TO KILL CONSTANTINE   Two. Suspects: Carrying. Bombs. and ‘Passports to Lucerne ‘Arrested at: ‘Milan, oc

PLOT TO KILL CONSTANTINE   Two Suspects Carrying Bombs and Passports to Lucerne Arrested at Milan.

GREEKS WITH ~ BOMBS TAKEN BY ITALIANS   HAD PASSPORTS FOR LUCERNE AND WERE ARRESTED ToDAY AT MILAN   GOES TO ATHENS   Former Ruler of Greece Leaves Swit« zerland to Again Take Up Old Job By Vote of the ; People

PLOT TO KILL - FORMER KING   Two Greeks orlWay to Lu. cerne With Bombs in Possession Arrested   Constantine Leaves Lucerne for Athens—Close Friends Say He Will Abdicate

POU VME 10 BUILY   a  LABOR AND MATERIAL CONDITIONS NOT FAVORABLE.   Street Improvement in the City May (io: Over a Lenr.

POOR TIME TO BUILD   TABOR AND MATERIAL CONDITIONS NOT FAVORABLE,   ct Improvemént in the Gits May : Ga Ovte a Year.

FAMOUS NEW YORK  HOTEL TO CLOSI   KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL WIE BE CONVERTED INTO OFFICk ALDING BY VIN kr ASTOR

Following Attack by “Black and Tan,” Police and Soldiers   The Entire Popuiace Fled from the Place in a Panic,

IRISH TOWN IS SACKED BY POLICE, REPOR]   Two Killed, Many Wounded and All Business Houses and Residences of Sinn Feiners Destroyed by Fire.   BELFAST RIOTS

PEOPLE GIVEN. _ FIVE MINUTES   in Which to Leave Theit Happy Homes

CRANK, SEEKING ROOSEVELT HELD   Suspicious Actions Lead T: Arrest Of Youth In Milwaukee

MRS, M’SWINEY TE  TROTIFV Urner TLOLT! REAL   Will Tell of Irish Conditions at Washington: Probe   HEARINGS OPEN AT CAPITAL   investigation Being Made by Committee of 100

COMMITTEE PROBE TAXING TESTIMONY IN TRISH INQUIRY   Long List of Witnesses Will Be Heard to “Establish Facts in Case of Ireland.”   ‘DE VALERA ORGANIZES NEW JRISH AID SOCIETY   British Embassy Refuses Any Part in Proposed Hearings as Prejudiced Forum.

REFUSE TO APPEAR AT IRISH HEARING   BRITISH EMBASSY WILL NOT TAKE PART IN COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS; FORM NEW WORKING BODY.

FOUR PRISONERS SHOT TO DEATH AT WHITE GATE   Sneland Disapproves.

IRELAND: HEARINGS OPENED IN U.S.   Many: Witnesses Called to Testify. on Conditions of Native ‘Land.

BRITISH ENVOY WON'T ACCEPT   Does Not Approve Purpose of Inquiry.   IIRISH WITNESSES TO GIVE TESTIMONY   Opening Postponed Until Tomorrow.

OPPOSES PLAN   Declines Invitation to bi Represented at Investign tion in U. S.   Witnesses Direct From  ireJand First to be Heard at  Bearing

HEARINGS ON IRISH CONDITIONS 10 OPEN   Prominent Officials Among Witnesses.

GREAT BRITAIN MAKES PROTEST ON IRISH PROBE   Committee of 100 is Told Ne Good Can Come From Quiz,   Declines to Submit Any Infor. mation to The Committee

BRITISH EMBASSY DOES NOT APPROVE COMMITTEE OF 10f   Notifies Chairman Villard That _ Propaganda is Only Out , come of Plan.

BALKS At -iRiSH “INQUIRY         British Embassy Notifies .          and Relects Invitatio:

COMMITTEE OF 100 T0 GATHER  ~ RELAND FACTS   Hearings to Begin. Tomorrow at Washington, Commission > Announces   EVIDENCE TO BE.GIVEN «. TO WORLD-TO CONSIDER   Mrs. Terence - MacSwiney, - Widow. of Hunger: Striker; _ ° to Testify. -

BRITONS SCORE. TRISH INQUIRE   British Embassy Calls Activities  of Committee of One Hundred Propaganda

OPEN HEARINGS ON IRISH SITUATION   Mrs. MacSwiney Among Those Who Will Testify Before the Committee.

BRITISH EMBASSY DOES WAT APPRAY   Believes-Only' Outcome of Inquiry Jito Conditions In Lreland Will Be Spread of Propaganda.

TO INVESTIGATE WOES OF ERIN   Committee Headed By Ray mond Robins Has Matter in Charge.

EMBASSY SENDS REPLY TO INVITATION OF VILLARD.   WILL NOT AVAIL ITSELF OF THE OPPORTUNITY   Declares That There is no Reagon te Believe That Committee .s “Not Impartial” or “Prejudiced in Advance.”

pegged QAP HEA Wee se St. a Le TIAN Pee GSgyte “bre we. g Pase   Mrs. Terence MacSwiney Com. ing to United States to Give Evidence.

EMBASSY DOES NOT APPROVE IRISH HEARINw   British Not to Be Represented Be  cause They Do Not Approve of Committee's Action.

BRITAIN'DOES NOT . APPROVE VILLARD’S * IRISH INVESTIGATION   Cannot - Accept Invitation o > Committee te Be Present -

MORE IRISH TROUBLE   THIS TIME IT IS INSASERIGS. UNDER GUISE OF INQUIRY.   Mrs. MucSwiney Will be There and _ the British Embassy Clearly Voices Its Disapproval,

BRITISH WONT ATTEND Te IRISH HEARING iN. ~ WISHINGTON      Embassy Informs Committee It is Merely the Means of Further Spreading of Propabanda and Will Not Do Any

COMMISSION OPENS PROBE IRISH CAUSE   Hearings to Attract Man Witnesses Including Mrs. MacSwiney.

BRITISH 5. NO 10: TRISE PROBE: BODY   Embaasy ‘Declines ‘to “Ap ‘pear Before New York:, . . Committee. 7.   TO HEAR IRISHMEN

FATE OF INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT Uf   )Two Hundred. Clerical and Las  Delegates: Gather in New  York Today, —

FATE OF INTER: CHURCH MOVE TO BE DECIDED   Definite Decision Will be Mace At New York Conference   Failure to Reach Goal And Withdrawals Discourage The Leaders.

INTERCHURCH CAMPAIGN IS UNSUCCESSFUL   Movement Fails to Ge: Within $100,000,000 of Fund Sought.

CHURCH-WORLD. ~ FUTURE -TO BE - -DECIDED TODA}   General Committee Face: . Three Akernatives After UWitthdeawrate

MOVEMENT 18 ON LAST LEGS   Interchurch World Project Campaign Is Shy $100,000,000

NTERCRURCH MOVEMENT MAY AE ABANTONES   ¥eneral Committee  Meets to Discuss Future Plans--$100,000O00Short-in Funds -

SHIP CRIPPLED OFF NEW YORK  SENDS .S.0.S   Electrical Storm Puts Vessel in Distress—Call . for : Aja Te fTarhled -..

WOULD BUY SUSAR IN GZECHO-SLOVAKI   Importer Would Break Cuba's Hold on United States.

New York Importer Proposes Purchase of Available Export in Return for Credit to Obtain Needed Phosphates   GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE   REQUISITIONS ALL CROF      Brokers Declare High Prices Bring Out Reserve Supplies, Curtail Oonsumption and Promote Production

AGE GONTRAGT Ut MINERS 13 RATIHEL   Negotiations for New Contract Are Ended.   RAISE EFFECTIVE TODAY.   New Agreement, Which Involves Increase of 27 Per. cent, Will Continue in Forée for Period of Two Years—— Bonus System Now Used by Operators Condemned.

NEW SOFT COAL   AGREEMENT ADOPTED AT JOIN] CONFERENCE GIVES MINERS WAGE: INCREASE OF 27 PER CENT

COAL AGREEMENT IS RATIFIED BY. - BOTH FACTIONS   Miners Declare That Price of Coal Need Not Be Raised.

THE MINERS _ ACCEPT U. S.' WAGE AWARD   reoment, Giving Cont Digger #200,000,000 Ralse a Year, Goes into Effect Today tor Two

MINERS WAGE AGREEMENT Ih EFFECT TODAY   increase of 27 Per Cent Con tinues in Force for Two Years.   CONTAINS PENALTY CLAUSE

LONG DRAWN OUT ~ CONTROVERSY IS: HAPPILY. ENDED   Coal “Miners ‘afid Operators ‘Agreement Signed Yesterday. Effective. Today.  Everybody Happy.   27--PER- CENT INCREASE   Wage Increases Will Totat $200,000. 000, Which, of Course, the “Dear Peepui” Will Have to Pay. 400,000 Affected.

TENNESSEE HOUSE. ADJOURNS FOR DAY   Expected Suffrage Fight Fails To Develop.

Leeislature Adjourns Today tion.—Judge Charges Grand Jury on Lobbying at. Nashville.—Briberv Charoed. = ©

PROHIBITING EXPORT OF HELIUM GAS PROPOSED   DANIELS ASKS. CONGRESS TO: PUT BAN ON SENDING PRODUCT. :. . FROM COUNTRY. =~

IMMIGRATION REGARDED AS MOST SERIOUS   Labor - Leaders Declare There Are 2,000,000 Idle Here Now and Many More Coming Daiiy. :

FL WANTS IMMIGRANT BAF   Regards Legislation to Ourb the Tide of Foreigners of Prime Importance

With Millions Idle and Thousand: Pouring. in Consequences Are ss Feared :        Labor Union Organizations Urged to Immediately Ask For Peat ection

2,000,000 WORKERS  IDLE IN AMERICA   American Labor Federation Mentions Great Number of idle  Immigration Problem Is To Be Thrown Into Hopper

(MMIGRATION MOST IMPORTANT MATTER BEFORE CONGRESS   That is Opinion of American Federation of Labor Committee’s Report.

PICK IMMIGRATION AS BiG PROBLEM   With Millions Idle and Theusands Pouring in Consequences Are Feared   Labor Union Organizations Urged to Immediately Ask For Protection

Even Enemies of Labor Fearful, tf; Immigration Isn't Checked,  ‘Says A. FE. L, Committee

NMG ATON te NATIGN'S Mul SERS (Salk   FEDERATION OF LABOR GIVES Ii PRIORITY OVER DISTINCTLY LABOR ISSUES.

LEGISLATION PREDICTED ON THAT. LINE NOW.   With Growing Unemployment Labur Leaders Will Protest Admission of Foreigners.

PLATFORM COMMITTEE HEARS  Awe’ y we ene eee ck ee  0[6Uee CU Oe ET

LIQUOR, IRISH AND LABOR ISSUES TO BE THRESHED QUT   Real Fight Not Expect. ‘ed Until Sub-Committee Reports.

PLATFORM LEFT TOAGOMMITTEE   Bocly of Nine Wilt’ Make Actua Preparation After. Arguments Are Heard.   GLASS NAMED’ CHAIRMAN

PLATFORM. WAITS VARIOUS HEARINGS   Labor, Liquor and Irish ‘Questions’ Are Debated by +  Cammittee. -_

BUILD THE PLATFORM   Labor, Liquor and the Irish Question Are Bones of Contention.      A BRISK FIGHT IS IN PROSPECT   Bryan Will Not Present His Pet Planks to SubCommittee.

BARS BRYAN FROM INNER COUNCIL OF PLATFORM MAKERS   Sub-Committee Waiting Public Hearings, Debate on Plank Proposals.

LABOR, LIQUOR AND THE =~ IRISH QUESTION FACE PLATFORM COMMITTEE   Committee of 53 Keeps Open House to Hear Final Suggestions and Arguments —Glass Chairman of Platform Committee— Majority of Administration Supporters.

REAL CONTEST ON PLATFORM IN Th MAAN COMMITTEE   Bryan Probably Will No! Submit His Planks to Smaller Body.

LABOR, LIQUOR AND IRELAND “ARB ISSUES   Real Platform Fight Looked for When Sub-Committee Reports to Full Committee.

Bryan, Excluded from Personnel of Plank Writers, Declines to Submit His Propogate on Pet Measures

FORCE BRYAN INTO HEARING   Platiorm Committee Makes Commoner Speak Up   IN SPITE OF HIS PROTEST   Nebraskan Wanted “Wets” to Open Hesring—Gompers Presents Labor Federation P.ank.

SUGGESTIONS FOR PLATFORM GIVEN HEARING   Committee Keeps Oper House While It Listen: to Arguments for This or That Plan.

BEGIN T0 FRAME THE PLATFORM   Labor, Liquor and Irish Question up for Debate at Con.  mittee Hearings   Frank P. Walsh Urges Irish Plank—Gompers Granted Hearing—Drys Also Heard

DAMP PLANK MAY BE OMITTED   Sub-Committee to Ignore Liquor is Forecast   ARGUMENTS BEING MADE   Real Contest May Gome Before Full Convention

NUDE BODY OF WOMAN STUFFED IN OLD TRUNK   DISCOVERY IS MADE IN NEW YORK EXPRESS OFFICE— SHIPPED FROM DETROIT,  MICHIGAN.

Nude Body of Woman Hid in Trunk   SHIPPED FROM DETROIT TO NEW YORK MORE THAN MONTH AGO.

BODY OF NUDE WOMAN FOUND WITHIN TRUNK   Express Company Employes Make Gruesome Discovery in New York.   WAS SHIPPED FROM DETROIT JUNE 17   Police Say the Woman Was Young and ‘‘Was Fairly Good Looking,’’

NUDE BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN  FOUND IN TRUNK   American Express, Co Foreman Makes Hor rible Discovery in Open: ing Unclaimed Baggage in New York.   DETROIT VICTIM

NUDE WOMAN CRAMPED IN TRUNK BOTTOM   New York Officials Are Mystified by Strange Discovery.

WOMAN'S BODY [8 FOUND IN TRUNK   Discovered by Employes of American Railway Express Company Among Unchaimed Packages.

BODY FOUND IN TRUNK   DISCOVERY IN NEW YORK OFFERS MURCER MYSTERY.   Baggage Shipped, From Detroit I June With the Body Jammed Into It.

BODY OF NUDE WOMAN: ‘FOUND IN TRUNK WITH UNCLAIMED BaReaRE      Received i ‘in: ‘New’ ‘York From De : _troit: on June’ 17; Nol . Marks of Violence... *   ABOUT 30 YEARS OLD; ~ ‘WEIGHED 130 POUNDS   Michigan Authorities “Requested to Locate Man Who Was Sender of ‘Tetink. "

BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN TRUNK IN RAIL STATION      No Clue to identity—Trunk Was Shipped From Detroit to New York.

GRUESOME FIND   Body of a Nude Woman Found in ; Trunk Among Unciaimed Baggage.

ANQTHER TRUNK MYSTERY BOBS UP IN NEW YORI   Body of Woman Found in Trunk Shipped From Detroit Several Days Ago.  Found Among The Unclaimed Si ea ae t.. C-wnlauane Shale

BODY OF NUDE WOMAN FOUND   In Truck ~ Which Was Shipped From Detroit to New York

FIND BODY OF WOMAN IN TRUNK SENT BY EXPRESS   Was Reeeived at New Vork Offies from Detroit by Apericun Express Campaay   Trunk Remaining (nclaimed Ev. press Employees Vavestigale and Find Clear Marder Case

MYSTERY SURROUNDS HER DEATH   No Marks of Vio. lence on Body sent From De. treit—-Victim 25 to 30 Years Old and Had Blue lives.

FIND WOMAN’S BODY  SHIPPED IN TRUNK   DISCOVERY WAS MADE. TO. DAY IN NEW YORK EXPRESS WAREHOUSE   surgeon's Autepsy Had Been Per. formed on Body Which Was Shipped from Detroit

UDE WOMANS BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK AT EXPRESS OFFICE   Shipped From Detroit to New York and Was Unclaimed. Odor Causes Suspicion. °

ANOTHER TRUNK   Body of Woman Found in Trunk Shipped From Detroit Several Days Ago.  Found Among The Unclaimed Express by Employees Mak ing Eyamination.

FIND CORPSE OF SLAIN GIRL IN TRUNK SENT 10 NEW YORK   Express Shipment from De troit, Mich., Reveals Murder Mystery.   BODY ENTIRELY NUDE  Victim, Police Suspect, Might Have Been Put In Trunk While Alive.

BODY OF WOMAN ~ ISFOUND IN TRUNE   New York Has Murder Mystery, Originating in Detroit.   Plece of Baggage Shipped From Weet ern City Contained Corpse of   Woman, Evidently Murdered.

BODY OF WOMAN FOUND JAMMED IN BIG TRUNK   Express Employes Oper Case Held Among Unclaimed Baggage.

F IND BODY OF  WSs o SehWles aver ones  IN OLD TRUNK   New York Police Baffled by Mystery of Case Disclosed: by Expressman.   ALL VITAL ORGANS HAD BEEN. REMOVED

NUDE BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN A SMALL TRUNK   Shipped by Express fron Detroit to New ~ York City.

HAD BEEN OPERATED : ON BY SURGEON   Worian's Body Found. In ‘New York, Jammed in Trunk,

WOMAN'S BODY CRAMMED INTO : — SMALL TRUNK   Unclaimed Luggage in New York Express Warehouse Reveals Grewsome Find, Appurently Shipped from Detroit

  NUDE BODY OF A WOMAN JAMMED INTO A TRUNK   Discovery Is Made by Employes in Railway Station ---Came From Detroit.

NUDE BODY. IN TRUNK   All Vital Organs Except ‘Brain Have Been Removed with the Skill Ors Surgeon.

FIND BODY OF WOMAN JAMMED IN A TRUNK   Trunk Shipped Through the American Express Com. pany from Detroit

NUDE WOMAN IS FOUND IN TRUNK   ‘No Clue to Identity of Dead Girl Found in New Yerk Warehouse,

NEW YORK STIRRED BY TRUNK MYSTERY   Body of Young Woman In Unclaimed Baggage.

BUDY OF WOMAN FOUND IN TRUNK   UNCLAIMED TRUNK REVEAL! NUDE FORM—-ADDRESSEE UNIDENTIFIED

Murdered Girl’s Body Sent In Trunk   ‘New York City Stirred By  Trunk Mystery Shipped  From Detroit, Mich.

eT rn reeset mel  BODY OF NUDE WOMAN FOUND IN BIG. TRUNK   New York Express Company Office Finds Gruesome Result of Murder in Parcel.

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND JANAMED INA TRUNK HELD AT NEW YORK AS  UNCLAIMED BAGGAG

LAST EDITION  2-080 OCLOCER      EAPRESSMEN FIND BODY OF WOMAN IN A TRUNK   Sent to New York from Detroit June 17; Clothes Apparently dammed in Afterwards,

Shipped Fron Detroit to New York   GRUESOME FIND IN EX PRESS OFFICE STARTS POLICE OF TWO CITIES IN INVESTIGATION

DISCOVERED GOTHAM TRUNK      AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COM. PANWS GRUESOME tinD$ COMES FROM DETROIT

MURDERED EE _ WOMAN’S BODY. IN TRUNK   Shipped From Detroit to New York by Express. Discovered When Odor  Aricad.   HOMICIDE BELIEVED

FIND WOMAN’S BODY STUFFED IN TRUNK   New York Express Office Bares Mystery; Abdomen Wound Bélieved Work of “Ripper”; Chest Shipped from Detroit Where Janitor’s Wife Gives First Clue

BAY (iF Wa \  aoa  PUNO MTR   Believed to Have Been Murdered in Detroit and Shipped to New York.   GRUESOME SHIPMENT ARRIVED MGNTE AGO   It Had Rested Amid a Mass of Unclaimed Express Consienmernte _

Woman’ s ‘Body Found = ON. Y. Express Ottice   No Manik-of Miolegce on Nude Form Discovered -by Warehouse Employe; Baggage Was Received.There ‘From i Tete tt Tanne TT

Irish American Women Will Picket the G. 0. P. Along With Sulfragists

#0 RSH TO PLAGE IGKETS “ATFRNYCHTICR   Republicans at Chicago will find them to right and - Teft-of ‘them.’   ARE “SORE” AT CONGRESS   Irish in America consider resolution passed - -by house.an “insult”

terse Plonttvo 4A ere. Belgium Denies Annulment Of Financial Agreement

DANIELS ORDERS GRUNGE AND TWO DESTROYERS TE      United States Acts in Polish Emergency by Sending the Pittsburg From Her Mediterranean Station.   BATTLE TURNS IN FAVOR OF DEFENDERS AT THE CAPITAL

FIRE RAGING IN ~~ LITTLE ROCK   Nine Houses Have Been Destroyed and. Flames  Are Spreading -

FIRES IN LITTLE ROCK BREAK OUT SIMULTANEOUSLY   Fire Destroying 9 Homes Stil Burning—Three Other Fires Occur.

PRODUCTION NOW IS NEARLY NORMA   Most of Miners Have Re turned—Clinton Men Are - Still Clamoring.

PLANES.CRASH . . NEAR ST. JOHN; NO ONE iNJUREL   Aviators Prepare to Continue “Transcontinental “Flight ©

CHICAGO LAWYER HELD FOR ROBBER’   Attorney And Clothing Mer chant Must Answer Charge Of Burglary

POLICE INVESTIGATE WEIRD STORY Ot ALLEGED ROBBER   Jewelry Said To Have Been Stolen From Woman’s Apartment.

ONE-THIRD VOTERS WOMEN.   Special Bond Election of Interest to Them

9000 SWICHMEN OUT IN CHICAGO AND ATIEUP OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC  S THREATENE!   Sixty-Five Per Cent of the Mei Employed on Eleven Roads Are on Strike. and Demand 95 Cents -an-Hour for. the * Pelnerg :

5000 SWi**MEN OUT IN CncAGO AND A TIEUP OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC  IS THREATENEL   Sixty-Five Per Cent of the Men Employed on Eleven Roads Are on Strike and Demand 95 Cents an Hour for the Helpers.

7a WIT INCOMES OVER A LLIN ARE BEPORTED I CHICI   This is in One District, Ac cording to Revenue Agent’: Reports. — Many Person: With Incomes of Over One Hundred Thousand.   PROSPEROUS STATE SHOWN   Return Shows Much Money Made Durine Past Year.

a a ee ieee oe  Heavy Incomes For. Many Persons Among ‘Middle Westerner

731 Million-Dollar Incomes Reported in Chicago District $100,000 Incomes “Countless”

BIG INCOME TAX: PAID BY 731 IN ~ CHICAGO DISTRICT   Pay on One Million or More. On: Corporatian Pays an Income Tax Of $24,000,000; Fires _  Payment 2.000000 & fF

MILLIONS GF DOLLARS PAID IN INGOME TAX IN CHICAED DISTAICY   ONE CORPORATION PAYS SIX MIL LION DOLLARS AS FIRST QUARTERLY INSTALLMENT,

MANY MILLION A RES.     One Chic cago Corporation. WHE Pa. : 24 MW3Hon Dollars  come. 

REFUSE WHISKEY TO CHECK SPREAD OF FLU IN CHICAGO   Health Department Says ‘It Does Not Prevent Malady   NINE DIE IN MADISON

GERMAN SOCIALIST ATTACK BOLSHEVIK   PARTY RUSHES SPEAKER AS HE REBUKES THE WORKMEN,

CRUDE OIL. ws REDUCED.           Corning Goca.Down to $4) First D in Three Yeats a

CRUDE OW CUT ANNOUNCED TODAY   For First Time Since Wa One Grade of Crude Oil  Shows a -Dectrease

Firet Reduction in Three Years ‘Am. nounced at Pittsburgh, Pa., in Corning Grade.

CUT IN PRICE OF CRUDE OIL   First Reduction in Three Years An nounced at Pittsburgh, Pa., in Corning Grade.

DENIES PETTION FAL NSF      Service Commission De. Clines to Raise Passenger Fares,   NO DECISION ON FREIGHT RATES   Passenger Fares Will Not Be In. creased, However, At This Time.

RIOTS AT KEWANEE   Plinots State Troops Ordered to That Place Today.

STATE TROOPS CALLED   lilinois Militiamen Ordered to Ke wanee to Quiet Riot.

VERY CARELESS      Vehicle Carrying Over 500 Dynimate Sticks In Traffic Jam.

POLICE ORDER Ot MAIN STREET MEN WITH EXPLOSIVES   Columbus Traffic Office  Discovers Surrey Loaded With Dynamite.

MALS URGE   Independent Sosialists and the Communists Begin Violent Agitation in Favor of Repub - lie After Russian Modal .   ‘SPARTACANS ARE CHARGED - WITH. FOMENTING CLASHES   Casualty List of 100 Dead and 300 Wounded Reported from Dresden with Fighting at Breslau, Hamburg and Kiel

GERMAN COMMUNISTS PLAN UNION WITH SOVIET RUSSIA; WORKERS NAME COMMITTEES   Violent Agitation Under Way for Establishment of Soviet Republic on Ruins of Old German Government; Spartacans Blamed for Clashes With Garri son; ‘‘Doubtful’’ Officers Placed Under Arrest.

VIOLENT AGITATION FOR RED RULE =~ GRIPS NATION SHAKEN BY REVOLT; REBEL MOVE DOOMED 10 FAILURE   Alliance With Russian Communists Under Way; Spartacan Elements Seize Chance to Stir up Disorders.

REPORT OF KAPP’S RESIG NATION IS DENIED; GENERAL STRIKE.   SOCIALISTS URGING SOVIET

Hundreds Killed As Opposing Forces Clash   Ebert Government Contfident Of Regaining Power And Restoring Order Within Eight Davs

GERMAN REDS PLAN FOR ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA Rie Aaeencistedt Peaent

PARIS BELIEVES DANGER OF SOVIET RULE IS GREAT   SOCIALISTS AND COMMUNISTS WANT SOVIET REPUBLIC AND URGE AN ALLIANCE WITH ~~ RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISTS.      SLOODSHED IS REPORTED FROM SCORE OF GERMAN CITIES AND VILLAGES   Spartacans and’Troops Clash In Dresden, Report Says, and 100 Are Killed and 300 Are Wouhded Disorder Reported In American Zone.

0 GANT ba UF LEAGUE FAIL 10 FFER SUBSTITUTE   What Harding Hoped Would be One Really Essential Part of Pact.   DEMONSTRATIVE WELCOME IN VARIOUS UTAH TOWNS   Progress and Peace Democratic Nominee’s Principal Preach. ments, but He Also Assailed “Senatorial Oligarchy,’’ ‘‘Big Business’’ and Contributions

WORLD COURT PLAN OTUMPS SEN. HARDING   i LEAVES HIM UP A TREE      SOQ SAYS COX, WHO GETS ENTHUSIASTIC OVER COURT PROPOSAL

BUA CLOSES Hit TAH CAMPAIGK   Uses International Court as League Argument   ie Declares in Statement Intended to Show Court Could have No Standing Outside of League of Nations—Five Speeches Closing at Salt Lake City Last Night

COMMENT ON COURT PLANS GIVEN BY COX   Text Of Project For Internationa Justice Court, Which Was Giver Out Yesterday, Lauded By Dem.  ocratic Candidate.   SPOKE WIN SALT LAKE crry   WILL BE IN NEVADA TODAY

UX DECLARES NATIONS COURT S LEAGUE ASSET   ‘Democratic Candidate Insists Root’s Plan Confounds Harding and Opponents of World Peace.  Governor Tells Utah Audience Proposed Substitute of International Tribunal Argument for Covenant.

W orld Court as Proposed Is Argument For League Declares Governor Cox

GOVERNOR COX CONTINUES TO DEEEWDSPACT   Plans for International Court as Outlined at Paris Please Candidate Greatly   IDEA OF WORLD COURT. ~ CONFOUNDS OPPONENTS   Commission of Which Root is Member, Brings in Report That Confirms League's -. International. Power -

CITES COURT AS LEAGUE ARGUMENT   Governor Cox Says Tha’ World Court Project Is Essential Part of Covenant   NOMINEE TOURS UTAH   Declares Plans of Harding Unset by Root’s Failure to Form Substitute

PLANS FOR COURT USED IN ARGUMENT   Governor Cox Discusses Steps Toward International Court. “4

WORLD COURT 15 PART OF LEAGUE, GOV. COX DECLARE!   Nominee Declares G. 0. P. Op. ponents Are Now Without Substitute Plan and Raps Harding.

WORLD COURT Ta AN ARGUMENT IN LEAGUE'S FAVOR 5 COX'S CLAIM   Governor Interprets Report ‘As Confounding Senator Harding and Other G, 0. P. Opponents,”   FIVE ADDRESSES ARE  DELIVERED IN UTAH   Candidate s Given Demonstrative Welcome at All Points In State; Nevada Will Be Invaded Today,

WORLD COURT IN LEAGUE STUMPS G.0.P. SAYS CO}   Harding’s World Court Sub stitute Already Is Provided For, He Says   PART OF THE COVENANT   HOW, HE ASKS, IS G. O. P. GOING TO KEEP JOHNSON AND ROOT LINED UP?

PUTS REPUBLICANS IN HOLE, SAYS COX   Plan For World Court Used 2s Argument Fer the League,

JUSTICE COURT PART OF LEAGUE   COX DECLARES IT CONFOUNDS REPUBLICANS THEMSELVES ; IS IN COVENANT

Court Under League ar ) Nations Advanced By Coo  Plans For International _

RATIFICATION Of TREATY NEAR   Administration Officials Declare Pact Passage Soon   ARRANGE POST-PEACE PLANS   immediate Steps Will be Taken to Finish Details

DAMIER RAPPEO RATIFICATION ta AY HEAD QF MNT NE 5 RELIEF   Steps Already Being Considered That Will Follow Signing of Peace Pact   NO PART IN TRIAL OF KAISER CONTEMPLATED   UNITED STATES’ POLICY OF PUNISHMENT OF WAR GUIEL TY BELIEVED TO Hn AVE BEF.  PORMULATED.

PEACE TREATY ~ AS NEARER "RATIFICATION   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS TODAY ARE INCLINED TO BELIEVE AWAKENING IS NEAR

Prospects Look Brighter ._ Now For Peace. Treat   NEARER RATIFICATION TODAY THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE IT WAS LAID BEFORE THE  _ , SENATE IS THE BELIEF OF AD : MINISTRATION OFFICIALS.

Nearer Ratification Now Than Ever Before   Now Considering Steps That Must Follow Ratification of Treaty.

pr ore ee  ne ee igs)  & Mm Fay H id  e ts   and Lansit  y to Plan Details U:8: ~ dd in World ‘League

GIRL JUMPS FROM SPEEDING AUTO. MAY OE   Farley, lowa, Girl Serior ead ‘ jured in Leap--Driv ,” Car is Being 8¢

LEAPSEROM CAR TO ESCAPE MAN   Miss May Kinter of Farley, Iowa, Injured in Dubuque.

GIRL IN MYSTERIOSU LEAP,      Seriously Hurt When She Seeks To Elude Escort,

AUGOIAND ARE  OIARVING, 10 REPORT OF REFUGEES   Bolsheviki Start Counter Of.  fensive to Recapture Brest-Litovsk

FAMINE FOLLOWS IN. \ WAKE OF FLIGHT OF BOLSHEVIKI TROOPS   s ne ee UU Men, Women and-Childven Scramble Over, Fach Other and. Vipht Des-

eat CLOSES IN ON SOVIET   Trail of Hunger and Disease Follows Retreating Russians as They Leave Poland.   (START COUNTER ATTACK

Fleeing Russians Take Families Across Border into East  Peruecia   BRITISH DEMAND PEACE   Laborites Demand That Rus sian Peace Terms Be Made Public.

Bolsheviki ‘Troops Fleeing in a Panic   Women and Children of the Red Soldiers Follow the Armies, All Near the Starvation Stage--Indescribable Scenes Enacted.

FLIGHT OF ARMY. 1S VERY PITIFUL   Panic Stricken Bolshevik Troops Are Crossing Prussian Frontier   THOUSANDS TAKEN   Polish Office Announces That.80,000 Have Been Taken in the Drive

REFUGEES APPEAR _ NEAR SIAR STARVATION  arman PRannrte Cay Ric.   German Reports Say Rus: sians in East Prussia  Bring Families.      FOLLOWED RED INVADERS   Refuse to Return’ to Russia Saying They Cannot ~ Live There,

ENEMIES WOULD BLOCK PASSAGE   Of Anti-Sedition Bill Because Too Drastic  ENOUGH LAWS EXIST   Now to Prosecute Radicals and Communists, is Claim —Pal.mer Says Neither Pending Measure Accords with His Views and Recommends His Own Bill as Substitute.

URGE BLOCKING OF ANTI-RED MEASUR!   OPPONENTS, LED BY GOMPERS  SAY BILL’S PROVISIONS TOO DRASTIC.   FLAYED BY LABOR HEAD   Leader Declares He Does Not Be lieve Legislation Will Stifle Thing It Is Supposed To.

LAGDR OPPOSES ANTI-SEDITION BIL   Gompers Urges House Rule: Committee to Block Passage of Measure   CLAIM PROVISIONS ARE TOO DRASTIC

Anti-sedition Legislation — th Denounced by Gompers At : ‘Hearing Held By Senators

DRASTIC. LAWS PROPOSED FOR ANTI-SEDITION   QUAKER LEADER SAYS IMPOSS! BLE TO SEPARATE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND RELIGION   Mr. Gompers Opposes Them Vigorous ly On The Ground That They Would Hamper Labor

American Labor Leader Urges House Rules Committee to Block Passage of AntiSedition Law   Attorney General Palmer Changes to Siipport Less Drastic Davey Biil

FLAY ANTI-SEDITION BILL.   Opponents Urge House Rules Committee to Block Pars. age of Measure.

Federation of Labor Head ‘Urges Congress-Not to~  Pass Measures.   STERLING BILLS TOO - DRASTIC. ASSERTION   Palmer Withdraws Supgort of Measures; Favors Bill of Rep. Davey.

CONGRESS URGED TO HALT PASSAGE OF SEOITION BILL   PROVESIONS ARE TOO DRASTIC DECLARE THOSE OPPOSING LEGISLATION   GOMPERS LEADS ATTACK   Attorney General Palmer in Letter Says Neither of the Billy Aeco ods With His Views— Offers Substitute

ANTI-SEDITION MEASURES GET HOT GRILLING      GOMPERS URGES HOUS=. ™ SLOCK PASSAGE, THINKS LAWS OPPRESSIVE.

SEDITION BILL IS ATTACKED BY SAMUEL GOMPERS   Quaker Churchman Al. so Opposes Passage of Measure.

ANT-SEDITION BILLG UENOUNGED BY OAMUEL GOMPERS   Sufficient Laws Now Exist te Prosecute Dangerous Radicals and Communists.   NEITHER MEASURE MEETS VIEWS OF MR. PALMER   Depariment of Justice Ready, However, to Enjoree Whaiever Legislation Congress May See Fit to Enact, Evans Would Appeal to Public Sentiment Rather Than Law,

ARIZONA IS NOW IN THE LIST   Women saflrage Anteniiment Rati. fied bs Both Honses.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE TOTAL, 31   Arizona Ratifies the Amendment—De.feated in Virginia House of Delegates,

TRUNK MURDER VICTIM TO BE BURIED FRIDAY   Mrs, Eugene Leroy’s Slayer No Arrested.

POTTER’S FIELD WILL BE LAST RESTING PLACE   Remains of Mrs. Leroy, th Trunk Murder Victim, to Be Buried Tomorrow.

GUILTY OF RELIEF THEFTS   One American in Near East Case !s Given Four-Year Term at Hard Labor.

FOUR YEARS IN) PRISON SENTENCE FOR STEALING FROM STARVING PEOPLE

CLOSE RACE FGR THE CUBAN PRESIDENCY   Bat General Gomez, Liberal Candidate, Is Conceded City of Havana by 7,000

COX EMISSARY IS BEFORE THE  PROBERS TODAY   Says Democratic Candidate Has No Evidence Other Than That Submitted.   RETRACTS AVERMENT  REGARDING UTAH

ENVOY HANDS IN FRAUD “EVIDENCE”   NAMES ALLEGED DIRECTOR OF MONEY RAISERS IN IOWA.   UPHAM'S ASSISTANT DECLARED TO BE HEAD OF WORK.   Two lowa Men Are Called To Test’f) In Senatorial Investigation of Campaign Fund Raising by Political Parties.

BRINGS MASS UF EVIDENCE AGAINST 6.0.P   E. H. Moore Asks Kenyon Probe Committee Pertinent Question.   Ohioan Accuses Committee Not Seeking ‘‘the Best Evidence,’’

MOORE GIVES COX CHARGES AT HEARING   Governor’s Representative _is Called at Slush Fund Prohe   SAYS BOOKKEEPING BAD   Declares G. O. P. _ Treasurer Must be Victim of Mistakes

“NOT SEEKING BEST EVIDENCE’   Says Proper Witnesses Have Not Been Called by Committee

INVESTIGATING = TRE GAATPAIBA   MOORE SAYS COMMITTEE NOT GETTING KNOWING WITNESS   MOORE BEFORE COMMITTEE

Moore Tells Probers. They’re Not Seeking Best Slush Evidence   Pre-Convention Campaign Manager of Governor Cox Carries Mass: of Documents: im. Portfolio; Grows Warm When Answering First Question Put. to Him

PROOF OF SLUSH FUND IS HIDDEN MOORE CHARGES   “Why Don’t You Call Men Who Know?” Envoy Demands.

COMMITTEE NOT FOLLOWING BEST LEAD SAYS MOORE   Cox Agent Presents List of Men Who Have Information on Governor’s Charges   ASKS WHY WAYS AND MEANS . CHAIRMAN IS NOT CALLED   Committee Resumes Probe After Three Day Adjournment

COMMITTEE EVIDENGE OFFERED BY GOV, COX   Tells Investigators They Do Not Seek Best Evidence of Big Fund.

MOORE GIVES _ OTHER NAMES      CHARGES SENATE COMMITTEE IS NOT. SEEKING THE BEST OF EVIDENCE = ~

TELLS COMMITTEE UIT SHOULL CALL OTHERS WHO KNOW MORE THAN HE OR COX.

SAY REPUBLICANS DODGED THOUS ND LIMIT DONATIONS   ACCEPTED MONEY BEFORE GOON. VENTION AND THEN TAXED DONATIONS AFTERWARDS

NOOR BEFORE THE PROGR:   TEE TO CALL ME’ i CONFIDENCE AN LEADERS  TEIAS COMMIT WHO ARE OF REPI BLE   THEY HAVE THE DOPE   Can Give irs Whereas His ld Be Hearsay. Committee  Declares These Men Hand Kvidence, Testimony Wou  Furnishes with “Leads

MOORE ON THE STAND TODAY   Mr. Moore Names Men Whom H: Says Are Paid Organizers anc “Moppers Up.”’

COX’S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE HAS NO EVIDENCE   SAYS HE IS THERE ONLY TO GIVE COMMITTEE A LEAD TO FIND EVIDENCE

SAYS COMMITT E 1S na      E. H.. Moore, Cox. ‘Representative, Says Committee Could Get First” Hand Evidence Io

Call On Republicans. Who Know, Advises’ Cox Aide On Stand:   Democratic Campaign Assistant Claims Senate Investigators Are Not “Seeking Best Evidence” to Prove Accusations of Hie Candidate

COMMITTEE IS DODGING, COX’S MAN DECLARES   Moore Says It Is Not Seeking     “Best Evidence” to Prove Governor’s Charges   TILT MARKS THE SESSION

ASSERTS PROBERS DO NOT SEEK “THE BEST EVIDENCE” IN PROOF ‘OF CHARGES BY CO}   Candidate’s Representative Says There Are Others Better Able "ta Tell Than He or Cex   ASKS WHY REPUBLICANS ARE NOT. SUMMONEE

MOORE TELLS SEN KENYON SO. WHILE TESTIFYING TODAY   Cox’s Representative Tells Kenyon Some _ Republicans  Should Tell Truth.   FFERS MR. COX’S LIST   Committee Can Summon Men Named On it and Get Information, Says Mocre.

MOORE ADMITS COX HAS NO EVIDENCE   Personal Representative of Demo cratic Nominee Answers Questions of Senate Committee   CAMPAIGN PROBE REOPENED   He Charges Committee is Not Seeking Best Evidence it Can Get to Prove Cox Charges

SOMATS TOMA LE LOEALIOS     Governor’s Personal K Representative Fails *S to Sustain Charges’  of Corruption---Says' He Has All Cox. Data. 

Moore, Cox’s Representative, Says Senators Do Not Seek the Best Evidence.   HE MENTIONS HARRY: BLAIR   Says That Col. W. B. Thompsar Heads Paid Organization of Fund Gatherers:

CANDIDATE’S PERSONAL. REP: RESENTATIVE TESTIFIES ON FUNDS        RAISED MONEY IN OHIO   Witness Charges Steel Men Contributed—Men Who Used Bay-onets Against Labor :      Says Senate Committee Is No€ “Seeking Best. Evidence” to Prove Charges

COX CHARGES Of CROOKED FUNDS BASED ON GUESS  Ta CAND DATI DHAS N NAM   COX HAND CALLED   Candidate Has Nothing in Ad dition to What Moore Presenis to Back His oRYy posure.”

QUOTA CHARGE REPEATED BUT PROOF LACKING   iH. H. MOORE TELLS COMMITSTEEMEN THEY ARE NOT SERKING BEST EVIDENCE TO PROVE COX’? CT ATINIC   ‘Witness Speaks ¢ of “Paid Diree  tors, *_Harding Leaves for ' Minnesota.

NO PROOF OF COX CHARGES   THE GUVERNOR’S . PERSONA! REPRESENTATIVE ON STAND   IT IS SAME’ OLD STORY OF “QUOTAS? WITHOUT FACTS.   Has to » Evidence that Contributor: to Republican Fand Are “Plan ning To Use. Bayonets.”

MORE. HERESAY EVIDENCE 1S GIVEN PROBERS   Gov. Cox Through His Secretary, Criticises the Committee Which is Investigating.   HAS NO PROOF BUT EXPECTS SENATORS TO DIG IT OUT   Witness Admits on Stand He Does Not Believe Gov. Cox Has Any More Direct Evidence of a Republican Slush Fund, =

MOORE TELLS — COMMITTEE TD BET WITNESSte   Says Committee is Not Trying to Find Evidence to Prove Charges   NAMES MEN WHO CAN TALK   —_—— Asks Why Mombers of Republican Paid Organization are Not Called

MOORE ASSERTS PROBERS AREN'T DIGGING DEEPLY   Cox Representative Demands Committee Gall. Thompsen and 60 Paid Workers   GIVER LIST OF MEN WHO HAVE EVIDERGE

Secretary to Governor Cox Brings Massive Brief Case, Filled With “Evidence,” to Support Charges, He Says   Senator Kenyon and Witnes Exchange Spirited Words _-Moore Says Local Organiza tion Workers Are “Scenery

SAYS HE WILL PROVE SLUSH FUND CHARGE   Has Evidence that Can: didate Could Not Pro duce Is Claim.

BEST EVIDENCE 16 NOT BEING SOUGHT   So Charges E. H. Moore When Senate Committee Reopens Hearing.   ASKS THOMPSON CALLED

HAS NOTHING 10 ADD 10 COX FAIRY TALE   DOESNT KNOW ANYTHING HIMSELF ANI SAYS HE THINKS COX HAS ALREADY TOLD ALL HE KNEW

JEMOCHATIC TREASURER BEFORE INVESTIGATORS TESTIFIES AS TQ FLINT   CHALLENGES COMMITTEE TO CALI MEN WHO ARE HANDLING REPUBLICAN FUNDS.

QORE TESTIFIES G. 0. P. SIDESTEPPING IN CAMPAIGN PROBE   Cox’ Personal Representative Says Committee is Not Seeking Best Evidence It Can Get.

Governor’s Representative Says “60 Paid Men of Organization” Can Give Information Wanted and Says He Was Sent to Chicago to Furnish Their Names.

MOORE TELLS WHERE 10 GET Ih   SAYS SENATE COMMITTEE CAN GE? EVIDENCE OF FUND FORM THOSE RAISING IT,

COA CHARGE BUCK PASSED BY MOORE KT SENATE PROBE   Presents List of Names “Where Proof of Cox Statement. May Be Obtained.” °   G. 0. P. COLLECTORS OF  CAMPAIGN FUND NAMED   Witness Has Several Tilts- in Examination, With Upham and With Kenyon.

MOORE DELIVERS COX'S “EVIDENCE   ‘Turns Over Leads to Com mittee

COMMITTEE RESUMES CAMPAIGN FUND PROBI   ¥, H. Mooro, Personal Reprecenta tive of Governor Cox, Principal Witness,   SAYS HE IS PREPARED TO GIVE INFORMATION ASKEL   Declares He Will Give Names o: Mon Who Can Give Details of Raising Money.   HAS SEVERAL DOCUMENTS   Places Them in Committes’s Hands aud More Than Dozen y Are Eummoned.

MUORE MAKES } STATEMENT TODAY   Says They Do Not Seek the Best Evidence Against Republicans.

VEMOGAATIG EAD PRESENTS DETAILS   COX’S PERSONAL REPRESEN TATIVE GAVE A ‘NEW’ LEADER TO PROBE   Democratic Campaign Manager Gives Mames, Dates and Places Where Huge Contribu tions Were Made,

COMMITTEE NOT - FOLLOWING BEST “LEAD SAYS MOORE   Cox Agent. Presents List ~ 0: . Men Who Have‘Information:: on Governor’s Charges, °      ASKS WHY WAYS AND MEANS. . 3° GHATRMANIS NOT: ‘BALLED   Committee Resumes Probe After Three Day Adjournment -

Cox’s Representative Offers to Give Evidence That Plan Was Perfected Before January to Raise $16,000,000; Says a, 000 Limit Was Evaded by Taking Money Before  andAfter Convention: Atlantan Called,

Call Republicans Who Know Facts, Says E.H. Moore   Committee Investigating  ‘Campaign “Slush Fund” Told It Is Not “Seeking Best Evidence It Can Get’-—Says Fund Proposed $16.000.C00.

COX. MANAGER   Moore Says Other Men Bette Able to Tell of Fund Tha He or Cox.  a   Asks Why Col. Thompson and “Paid Workers” Wer [Not Called

Tells Senate Committee Other Men Better Able to Give Facts on Slush Fund.   SAYS COX SENT . HIM TO CHICAGO

TRAIN HITS TROLLEY; 30 HUR   Car Loaded With Women Rols Over in Philedelohla Street.

MARSHALL GIVES VIEWS ON TEETH   Vice President Discusses Harding’s Attitude on International Agreements   Suys He Wanls to Strike Ou “Notwithstanding” and ubetinis Na gaciparsosr

VOLUNTEERS HUNTING FOR NEW BEDFORD BOY      Father Offers $500 for the Return of James F Collins Jr, Dead or Alive

MADE DEENSE OF HIS ANTI RED CAMPAIGN TODAY   Charged Assistant Secretary of La. bor With Having Obstructed It.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL PALMER DEFENDS ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN   Answers Charges Made by Assistant Secretary of Laher That Acts  Warn Dnnsanctituftiazal

MRS, CLARA TAYLOR   PALMER DEFENDS HIG ANTIHRED CAMPAIGN RAPS POST PROGRAM   ‘Ultra Radical” Thought Menace To Civilization He Says.

PALMER SAYS POST PURPOSELY HINDERS OPERATION OF LAW   Attorney General as Witness Asserts Ultra -Radical Thought Sweeping World Is Menace\ to Civilization and Justifies Raids on Agitator.

Declares Assistant Sec. retary of Labor Ob; structed Campaign —      TESTIFIES BEFORE THE COMMITTEE   The Attorney-general Gives Hi: Views of the Alien ». “Red” Menace,

Defends Administration Of Department And Attacks Post   ANSWER Cc H ARG ES MADE AGAINST HIM   Says Assistant Secretary Of Labor Is In Sympathy With Anarchist Activity

PALMER GIVES ATTITUDE ON. RED MENACE   Attorney. General Charg es Assistant Secretary of Labor Post with Being in Sympathy with Anarchist.   HIS TESTIMONY

‘ CONVICTS MAKB ESCAPE.   Arkansas Officers Seck Mcn Who Left Rtate Karm.

PENNA. WOMEN’S RIGHT TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER IS UFHELD BY ATTORNEY GEN’!

WOMEN CAN VOTE IN NOVEMBER   State’s Attorney General Rules That Women Can Cast Ballot for President In Coming Election.   ARE NO LIMITATIONS

2ND OFFICER IS AMONG MISSING   Several Lives Lost in At‘tempting to Rescue Ship’s Crew

OFFICER DIE IN SAVING OTHERS   Second Officer ar and Five Mer Of British Steamer Perist When Trying. to. Get Crew Off Ship in Danger off the Coast of Newfoundland. .

Officers and Five Members Oxonian’s Crew Perish Trying To Save Crew of Another Ship.

SIX PERISH TRYING TO SAVE CREW OF STEAMEE   Second Oflicer und Five Men ot British Ship Lose Lives ON Newfoundland.

BPERIOH TYING TO AVE GREW CF ABANDONED CHAP   British Steamer Bradboyne : Abandoned Off Coast of Newfoundland, Story.

eee  LOLUERD PERIGH, onlP S ABANDONED   Gompers Heads Bi-Partisar Drive For Office -- Flay Action of Congress

OFFICERS DIE IN SHINE. OTHERS   Second Officer. and Five. Men Of. British. Steamer Perish When. Trying to Get:“Crew Off Ship in’Danger- off the Caaet at Noeurfaundland..

~'X HeRCGES MEET DEATH   British Ship’s Officers and Men Perish in Attempt to Save Other Sailors.

NO LOSS OF LIFE    Path of Storm Between Lutcher And ] Burneida Lsuieianse

STORM IS CENTERED NEAR MORGAN CITY AND IN SUGAR DISTRICT   Plantations May Be Swept by Wind Is Feared but Main Communities Escape Loss   Small News of Shipping Gives Anxiety; Rising Barometer Shows Disturbance Past

PRESS GHNG HERE FOR STATE SESSIONG ~ BIG FORMAL PROGRAMS TO COME TORR

PRESS GANG HERE FOR STATE SESSIONS — BIG FORMAL PROGRANNS T0-COME TOD

MISS ZIMMERMAN  IS RECALLED 10 WITNESS STAND   Young Woman’s Direc’ Testimony Occupied 18 Hours.

MISS JENNIE ZIMMERMAN RECALLED TO THE STAND   Denies Saying Revenge Would Be Complete If She Could See Doctor Crippled

WAGES DROP IN TEXTILES OF ALL KINDS   Turkish Towels, Wilton Rugs, Hoisery, Swaters, Silk Affected. Steel Workers Hours

WAITERS CUT 20 PERCENT IN CHICAGO SLASH   POOR BUSINESS’ AND REDUCTION IN FOOD PRICES BLAMED FOR DROP IN WAITERS WAGES; WOOLEN WORKERS DOWN TEN TO THIRTY PERCERN?

WAGE CUT FOR MANY   TEXTILE MILLS IN PHILADELPHIA ANNOUNCE REDUCTIONS.   Workers in Shops of Great Northern Railroad at Great Falls Agree to Shorter Hours.

TEXTILE MILLS. TO CUT WAGES OF THOUSANDS   PHILADELPHIA INDUSTRIES MAKE SWEEP NG ANNOUNCEMENT OF 'REDUC. TION BY FIRST OF NEW,  TR AT

WAGES DROP IN TEXTILES OF ALL KINDS   meer tenes  Turkish Towels, Wilton Rugs, Hoisery, Swaters, Silk Affected. Steel Workers Hours  Longer. fone

200,000 WORKERS ARE HIT BY CUT IN WAGES   Textile Industries Announce Reductions.

a fextile Mills AnReductions.   Gmployees of Great Northern Shops Agreed to Shorter Hours to Keep Al) Employed.

BIG INDUSTRIES ~ © (UT WAGES   TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT RE-* DUCTION IN TEXTILES. ”   MORE COMING LATER.   RUG MAKERS WILL BE CUT’ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.    Hoslery Workers Have Been. Not! fied That They Wit Have to ‘. Submit to 25 to 50% Cle

MANY FACE PAY CUT   Philadélphia Textile’ Mills’ Announce Reductions.   Employees of Great Northers Shops Agreed to Work Shorter Hours to Keep All Employed,

REVEAL ATTEMPT TO‘POLLUTE BASEBALL   ‘Widespread Ramifications of Gambling Plot Result in Grand Jury Extending [ts Probe

Special Session of Jury. to ~ Be Held-to-“-Get-to Bot-—-. tom” of Chezges.   NATION-WIDE RING OF _ GAMBLERS -SUSPECTED      Giants Pitcher Alleges $100,. 000 Was Paid Chicago Playnee In” Warld Sartesc

MAN THAT FIXED SERIES 1$ NAMED   SPECIAL GRAND JURY WILL SIT IN SPECIAL SESSION—MORE PROOF OF CROOKEDNESS,

BALL PROBE WILL CONTINUE   Evidence Indicates Nation-wide Plot to Pol. lute Game of Baseball. But Few Players Are Implicated   PARTICULARS

RING OF GAMBLER ATTEMPTS 10 RUIN NATIONAL SPORT   Cook County Grand Jury Finds Evidence of Crooked Work.   FEW PLAYERS IMPLICATED

EVIDENCE CROOKED WORK IN BASEBALL GAMES CONVINGING   Cook County Grand Jury Will Continue Investigation in Special Session.   RAMIFICATIONS ALLEGED GAMBLING WIDESPREAD   Comiskey Says He Has Not Had Full Support of Ban Johnson in Efforts to Ran Down Charges Against Some Players on His Team.

SECRETARY COLBY GUEST OF HONOR   MANY SOCIAL FUNCTIONS PLANNED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

ENTERTAINING COLBY,   American Secretary of State Now in WMontevidio.

COLBY ARRIVES   IN MONTEVIDED   URUGUAYANS GIVE GREETING   Elaborate Program of Entertainment in , Wis Honor—Dominican.  Agents, at Same Hotel

———  AUSTRIA DEPLOBES a REVOLT IN GERMANY   Minister of War Warns People to Be  on Guard Against Surprises,

WOOD 1S VICTOR WN SOUTH DAKOTA   LEAD MAY INCREASE   WITH TEN COUNTIES TO BE HEARD FROM, GENERAL HAS LEAD OF 4,000—LOWDEN AND JOHNSON IN CLOSE RACE FOR SECOND

MREADY IS CALLED FOR INVESTIGATION   British CabinetWants to Know Mor About the Police Re prisals.

PAUL DESCHANEL NOW PRESIDENT OF FRANC   Succeeded Poincare Today And Will Serve For a Term of Seven Years.

M-DESCHANEE TAKES OFFICE ASPRESIDENT   FOE OF ILLUSTRIOUS ‘TIGER OF FRANCE’ HERALDED SIMPLY

DEFENSE COUNSEL NOW LINING UP   Announce That A Score of Witnesses Will Be Called Besides The Defendants,

REDS DROPPED BY SOCIALISTS   Albany Defendants Say That 2 lio Element is Out of Party—Punished for Their Acts.

SOCIALIST TRIAL S NEARING ITS. END WITH BRIEFS QUT   Defense Getting Its Testirnony in Line fer Opening of Argument Soon.   STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED   Assemblymen Declare It Is Theit Duty to Expel Five Socialist Members.

'REDS DROPPED BY SOCIALISTS      Albany Defendants Say That Radical Element Is Out of Party—Pun.ished fer Their Acts.

BRYAN IN LEAD  IN NEBRASKA   Indications Are He Will Have Ten to Six of Hitchcock’s Delegates.

A A HARDING LAST   Wood Poor Second and tHoove Comes Third in Montana.   Wilson Favorite Among The Democrats

MONTANA RETURNS,   Johnsen Has Long Lead There and He Also Will Haye Mest Delegates iu Nebraska, = *

Indications. Point: to. Délegation “of: ‘Four. for General’ from State. -.

WOOD CUTS INTO JOHNSON VOTES   Two. Districts vin _ Nebrask: Not for California Senator; Bryan Running Fourth.   MONTANA FOR JOHNSON

LATEST FROM NEBRASKA   Woop WAs CARRIED TWO DIS. OHS SON—BRYAS GETS 19 DELEGATES.

JOHNSON HAS BIG ~ LEAD IN MONTAN!   Early Returns Give Senator 6,238 Votes to 1, 604 Cast for Wood

etre nee etn a ae enannneeeateeaeeth  General Wood Gets Four Votes in Nebraska G. 0. P. Delegation

JOHNSON HAO LARGE MARGIN OF LEAD OVER OPPONENTS IN PRIMA   INCOMPLETE RETURNS OF MON. TANA PRIMARY SHOW SENA.  TOR IS THE WINNER.

WOOD WENS NEBRASK ALi i The General W m ilase Four Dele. yates There. the Report. i

JOHNSON HAS WIDE MARGIT   Leads Opponents fo Montana Presidential * Nomination 

MONTANA GIVES HIRAM JOHNSON BIG MAJORITY   CARRIES STATE FOUR TO ONE OVER WOOD, NEXT HIGHEST WAN.   Harding Vote Less Than-500, Other Candidates Show No Popular Strength,

HEM “FOR ORSON W MONT       ‘Gets. Majority. in Republicat Primaries Over-His Four Opponents.   WOOD: RUNS: SECOND   Hoover, Lowden and -Harding Probably Finish in -- (Order.

LEDRARD WOOD SURE OF SHARE  DELEGATIONS FROM STATE OF NEBRASK       CARRIES TWO AND PROBABLY WILL WIEN IN FOUR CONGRES. SIONAL CONTESTS,

YORNGON LEADS MMONTANA’S VOTE   Wide Margin Over His Opponents, According to Incomplete Returns.   WOOD GETS 2 DISTRICTS

HIRAM JOHNSON 1S  LEADING IN MONTANA   California Senator Has Wide Margin Over Opponents With 6,000 Votes — Wood Next with 1,600.

HNSON PRIMARY WINNER BY HEAVY (005 IN MONTANA   200 Precincts Give Him 6,236 With Wood, 1,604, Second; Harding Is Tailender.

MONTANA VOTES FOR JOHNSOR   Incomplete Returns Show Callfornia Senator Has Beaten Wood, Hoover and Lowden.

Bryan Leads Hitchcock in Strength o1 the Democratic Delegation.—AtLarge Delegates Are Split.

WOOD CARRIES 2 NEBRASKA DISTS. MAY GET 4 VOTES   Presidential Preference State to Johnson by Large Majority.

BRYAN HOLDS LEAD 10 BE A DELEGATE   COMMONER IS STILL IN FOURTH PLACK WITH MARGIN OF 1,020 VOTES.

JOHNSON LEADS IN MONTANA PRIMARIES   INCOMPLETE RETURNS GIVE HIM BIG LEAD OVER GEN. wooD   Wood May Have Four Nebrask: Delegates—Bryan Controls Democrats There

LEGION FAVORS EXCLUSION OF JAP IMMIGRANTS   Also Legislation for Sick aud = Disabled Suldiers

MEMBERS OF LEGION: WOULD KEEP OUT JAPS   Pass Resolution Faveriag Exclestor  of dJaganee Emigrants and “Etegure iicgides™   IFAVOR CANCELLATION OF “GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT      Uelegates to National Meeting ta Ask Creation of New Cabinet Bente eare:

KEEP JAPAN OUT OF U. 5. SAYS LESION   Would End Gentleman’s Agreement With the Mikado’s Empire.

AMERICAN LEGION FAVORS EXCLUDING JAP IMMIGRANTS   ALSO CANCELLATION OF GENTLEVWEN'S AGREEMENT AS TT WAS CONSTANTLY VIOLATED

PREMIUM OFFERED BY. INDEPENDEN} CAUSES SHORTAGE. OF CRUD   Seep Agency Explain Cause of Notice—South Penn: i Cannot Continue to Allot Production Among { Refiners at a Loss, Hence Notice to the Trade—Sti the Market for Oil.

CAUSES. SHORTAGE OF            Seep Agency Explain Cause: of Notice-South “Penn. Cannot cat ty Aitet: Production Among Refiners at a Cass. Hence Notice to the T  ‘the Market for Oil.     by A

UUAL MINES IN OWA RESUME WORK TODAY   More Favorable Reports Ar Issued From Operators’ Headquarters Today.   LEWIS ORDERS MEN BACK ON THE JOE   President of District 13 Ad dsessed Meeting of Miners Last Night.

IVE PERSONS ARE SHOT THREE DYING INSTANTL   ALLENTOWN IS DEEPLY STIR RED BY TWO CRIMES—FATHEI KILLS PROSPECTIVE SON-IN LAW WOUNDS WIFE ANI FLA CUTER

TWO CRIMES AT ALLENTOWN,   lialian Shoots Three, One Dying— Bodics of Two Found.

BROAD PROFITEERING PROBE    Federal Trade Commission Finds Coal Costing $5.40 Sold at $20  a Ton.

UNCOVER HUGE COAL PROFIT   Cost at Mine $3.10 And Sold Fo: $20 a Ton on Coast.

10 FOCUS EVE ON COAL PROFITEFRFE   Department of Justice Will Broaden Campaign With Especial Attention to Bunkerine Stations.

DRIVE 1S STARTED - ON COAL PROFITEE   Campaign  Will, Center a Bunkers at Hampton Roads, Baltimore.   MOST COMPLAINTS THERE

FIND ‘PROFITEERING IN COAL   Discovered That Fuel Costing $5.40 Sold at $20 a Ton.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST COAL PROFITEERING ORDERED BY DEPARTMENT JUSTICE

Coal Costing $5.40 Per Fen Seld in Virginie Fer $20, Probe Shows   Department of -Justice Broaden Campaign Against Profiteers

TO BROADEN CAMPAIGN ON COAL BARONS   Special Attention to be Given To Tide-Water Points   “Renewed Activity’ Against Profiteers Ordered

Bedford Concert Band Thursday Night Night, July 22, 1926 Court House Perk ~   PROGRAMME:

GOVERNMENT ASTING TO END COAL FAMINE   Railroads Are Ordered te Give Mines Full Share of Cars

Interstate Commerce Commission Takes Hand in Threatened Shortage   PROMISE RETURN OF PRICES TO NORMAI

TO RAILROADS INCOAL CRIS!   U. S. Orders A 100 Per Cent Car Supply To Mines; Drop Seen.

ACTIVE REPUBLICAN [D AGAINST HARDING   G. O. P, VICTORY WOULD MEAN SEPARATE PEKACK WITH GERMANY, SAYS McINTOSH,

— WANT COUNTY AGEN)   r   MEETING OF DIRECTORS OF FAR MERS’ ASSOCIATION HELD  : - HERE SATURDAY

FARMERS HOLD INTERESTING MEETING   Competent County Agent Wanted at an Early Date.

BADGER DEMOCRATIC TICKET SAFELY ON ‘THE STATE BALLOT   State Ticket Nominated Witt Three Thousand. Votes ta Snare

HOLD MEETING IN FT. WORTH   Texas Coal Operators and Miners Discuss  New Wage Scale

EIGHT WOMEN SUCCEED IN MICHIGAN PRIMARY   Attorney General Groesbeck Reccives Republican Nomination For Governor.

WOMEN PICKET WHITE HOUSE   Second Time President Has Be: come Center of Attention of Pickets.   SEEK IRELAND'S FREEDOM   New “Beatc” Also Embrace the Treasury Building and Mr. Houston— . Ask U. S. to Collect From John Bull.

IRELAND'S PICKET AT WHITE HOUSE   President Once More the Center of Women’s Attention.   CREDIT POLICY IS SCORED   Ask That the U. S. Collect From Great Britain—New “Beat” Also Includes the Treasury Building and Secretary Houston.

STEP TOWARD A REVOLUTION   Second Time President Has Become Center of Attention of Pickets.   SEEK IRELAND'S FREEDOM   New “Serts” Also Embrace the Treas ury Building and Mr. Housten— Ask U. S. to Collect From John Bull,

EE Re ee ee eee  WOMEN PICKET WHITE HOUSE   Second Time President. Has Be coma Center of Attention of Pickets.   SEEK IRELAND'S FREEDOM   New “Benis” Also Embrace the Treasury Building and’ Mr. Houston— Ask U. S. to Collect From John Bult.

DELEGATES ARE REPORT ED ON WAY TO THE MEETING.   GIVE POLITICAL CONCESSIONS

UARRANZA OFFERS PEACE PROPOSAL   Makes Overtures To Revolting State Of Sonora Seeking Compromise

TRYING TO FORM COMPROMISE WITH SONORA OFFICIALS   It Is Said Carranza Is Preparing te Declare Martial Law in Mexico.

CROWDS STORMING LAWRENCE POLLS   IT’S A QUESTION WHETHER ALL VOTES CAN BE CAS? wy ££ 2 AS   WAIT IN LONG LINES   Unprecendented Early Rush at Poils continued Throughout the Entire Day

CWDS STORMING LAWRENCE CE POLLS  Geer keel “an Be      ITS A QUESTION WHETHER ALL VOTES CAN BE CAst wo RY os      WAIT .IN LONG LINES      Unprecendented:E: Early Rush at Polls continued Throughout the Entire Day         Total Vote Cast at 2 p.m. Indicated Greatest Work Was suitl  Ahead

FRENCH RESTORE ORDER   Colm Upper Silesia Where Polex and Germanys Clash Over Plebliscite Demonatratioana.

BLOODY CLASHES OCCUR BETWEEN GERMANS AND ~ POLES DURING ELECTION   New Disorders Break Out in Ruhr District; Teuton Troops in Dusseldorf

CRC erryAristmas HY   Senator Nugent of Idaho Wires Hlis Resignation

MAY CUT DOWN DANCES      ‘Cubtaitment of University  Sécie! Activities Proposed

Carranzistas Made Heroic Last Stanc   Hemmed in And Outnumbered, Dep®sed President’s Men Fought Valiantly to Last; Message Offering Safe Conduct Was Torn Up and Messenger Slapped In Face.

CARRANZA MAKES A HEROIC LAST STAND      Members of Cabinet and 2000 Prison      x Capturcd-—Derhroned Chief  SOIL Evading Revolucionixts.

UANANCA FOUGHT WAY THRU REBELS   GENERAL MURGUIA TORE UF MESSAGE OFFERING A SAFE CONDUCT.   PURSUIT BEING PRESSED   Candido Aguilar, Son In Law of Carranza, Escaped From Vera Cruz During Sunday Night.

CARRANZISTAS — FIGHT BRAVELY TO LAST DITCH   Without Water and Provisions, Out: numbered and Surronnded, They . Charged Revolutlonists :

UARRANZA GUIS WAY THRU RINE   Escaped From Revolutionists After Battie in Which Horse j Shot From Under First Chief; embers of Cabinet and 2000 Taken

BRAVERY OF CARRANZISTS IS RELATED   Ix - President’s Heroic Last Stand Is Painted in Glowing Words.

EFFORT TO ESCAPE   CARKANZA AND HIS AIDES RE  : TO SURRENDER DE. SMITE THE BIG ODDS NST THEM          CONFUSION MARKS FLIGHT   Tregic-Comic Picture of Escape toon Meaico City is Described in Dispatches — Carranza’s Captire iss Expected

CARRANZA CABINET AND 2000 PRISON. ERS ARE CAPTURED   MEXICAN REBELS MARE A VALE ARLE HALE PRESIDENT APPARENTLY ESCAPES   PEPOSED PRESIDENT WAKES A’ HEROTE RESISTANCE, TAR. Wh PERSONAL CHLARGE

PERUVIAN POET  MAYBE COMMUTE!   Argentine Poets Sent Mes. sage to Guatemala Asking That He be Spared From Death Sentence -

PRESIDENT  AWATS THE LEAGUE OF NATION ASSEMBLY   To Offer His Efforts to Settle Turkish-Armenian Disputes.

MISS HAMMOND ENGAGED   Word Received Here from Forme: Residents Now in Denver.

MEXICO TOPAY ALL CREDITORS OF OLD REGIME   De La Huerta Government Wil Assume All Obligations Due by Mexico.   WILL ADJUDICATE ALL CLAIMS

HOLD ALLEGED KIDNAPPER OF THEATRE OWNER   DENIES ABDUCTING CHARGE BUT CONFESSES TO THEFT OF $100,000 IN BONDS

ARREST A FUGITIVE.   sobm ‘Do by. ““Wanied For Kld: nappy ere h the Theft of

PLAN FIRST FAIR TRIP TOMORROY   ICHAMBER OF COMMERCE  MEMBERS WILL ATTEND LLCOMPTON FAIR  TO VINLAND FRIDAY   Big Crowd of Lawrence Visitor: Is Desired—F. A. U. Band Will Make Trip

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS WILL ATTEND LECOMPTON PATR  TO YINLAND FRIDAY   Big Crowd of Is) Desired—F, Wilt oS     wrence Visitor: - U. Band » Trip

LEVY: NO DIRECT. ~~ PROPERTY TAX   How Pennsylvania Raises Revenues,   GOVERNOR SPROUL DISCUSSES TOPIC   From Capital Stock, Se~ curities and Earnings.

Pennsylvania Believes In Giving Protection To Its Industrial Firm:

ADDRESS OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF THE “KEYSTONE” STATI   Sproul Tells Governors 0! Other States How Pennsylvania Raises Her Revenues

GOV SPROUL TALKS ON TAXATION   EFFORTS SHOULD BE  - MADE TO. RELIEVE CITIZENS AND IN HNITSTRIKS.   Incomes and Land Should  _- Not Be Subjected to Ad- ditional: Levies—Natural Resources Could Bear . Taxation.

SPROUL OPPOStS  A QIREGT TAX   Goverui  Fayver Taxation of Capital Stuck, Ene heriinees and Corporations         [WOULD EXEMPT. INDUSTRY   Sirond Explains System at Prva don Now Befug Uso Saeresfully in Penisylyvar

NEED MORE FUEL OIL      Additional Bids Asked for Navy Requirements

ASK MORE FUEL OIL BIDS.   To Cover Requirements of Navy on Atlantic Coast for Next Year.

MIAMIANS “WANT pone   SECURED THE GILA COUNTY AGENCY FOR THE PAIGE AU - ‘POMOBILES.  ” P. LASALLE & SONS HAVE   FACT MIAMI IS NOT BRANCH OF OTHER AGENCY SHOWS BUSINESS MEN HERE ARE  : “REACHING OUT."

MIAMIANS WAAUT pec   D P. LASALLE & SONS HAVE SECURED THE GILA COUNTY AGENCY FOR THE PAIGE AUTOMOBILES.   FACT MIAMI IS NOT BRANCH OF OTHER AGENCY SHOWS BUSINESS MEN HERE ARE “REACHING OUT."

THIRD PARTY LEADERS  FIGHT 10 KEEP SPLIT IN RANKS IN FFING   Name Is Also One of the Big Issues in Convention Now on At Chicago—Resolution Adonted. r

INSIST THIRD PARTY MUST CONTAIN ‘LABOR   Unity Was the Keynote Sounded a the Opening uf Labor Conyenion

WOOD LEADS IN . SHELBY COUNTY   Has Plurality of 263 Over Hiram Johnson, Complete Primary Vote Shows.   M’CRAY CARRIED THE COUNTY   Defeated Toner by 309 Votes— Sexton Republican Nominee for Sheriff.

WOOD LEADS IN SHELBY COUNTY   Has Plurality of 263 Over Hiram Joimsen, Complete Primary Vote Shows.   M’CRAY CARRIED THE COUNTY   Defeated Toner by 309 Votes— Sexton Republican Nominee for Sheriff,   A FEW POINTERS.

LLOYD-GEORGE 10 BRITAIN   Bids Farewell to Fateful Year— New One Rich With Promise or Despair as People Will,

MUST REBUILD WORLD, SAYS LLOY.D- GEORGE   British Premier’ Sends. New. Year's Grcetings: to-the English Peaple.

DE PALMA LEADS EIGHT ANNUAL SPEEDWAY RACE   WAS AHEAD BY SIX SKCONDS OVER MURFORD AT END OF SEVENTH LAP

‘CALLS ENVOYS TOO WELL FED   Berlin Paper Says They Get Wreng impression of Food Conditions in Germany.

SAYS ENVOYS TOO WELL FED   German Paper Deciares They Got Wroana Impression in Berlin.

LANGER‘LEAD IS CUT   PN. P. L. Advocates Claim Victory ; in Late Returns

LANGER LEADS NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR RACE    Has Edge on Present Governor Frazier—Gronna Holds the Lead for Senatorship.

NORTH DAKOTA VOTE CLOSE   Non-Partixas Leacer Candidate Is Ceming tp Fast Oa Reacular Repuablicaa.

Rural Districts Returns Knocks Off Langer’s Lead. League’s Force Decreases.

BEGINS TO LOOK LIKE FRAZIER   NON PARTY MAN CUTS OPPONENT'S LEAD —- LANGER PAPER CONCEDES FRAZIER VICTORY

LANGER-LEAD IS CUT   N. PL. OL. Advocates Chaim) Victory in Late Returus

ACQUIT WOOTON. ON CHARGES OF KIDNAPING MEN   Juror§ Take One Ballot and Report Acquittal’ After Supper Is Eaten   159 OTHER DEFENDANTS  WILL BE TRIED JOINTLY   Wooten Trial Lasts 3 Months; No Other Charges Pending Against Defendant

Case Against _Wostton “May Decide Forty Charged With ” Kidnapping at Tombstone.

Defendant in Bisbee, Aris., Depertatien Case Acquitted Follewing Trial ef Three Menthe.

TOMBSTONE JURY FREED WOOTTON ON FIRST VOTE   Trial First of Many in Connection With Brisbee Depor: tions In 1917.   Hearing Lasted Nearly Three Months—Next Case Will Begin June 7.

WOOTEN Ta DECLARED NOY GUILT}   FAMOUS BISBEE DEPORTATION CASE AT TOMBSTONE REACH ED A CONCLUSION LAST BPUPNING:   ATTORNEYS SEEM TO THINK VERDICT MAY NOT HAVE EP. FECT ON OTHER TRIALS IN THE FUTURE.

H. £. WOOTTON § ACOUITTEN   Charged With Kidnaping in Deportations of . W. W. at Bisbee, Arizona.

BIOBEE MAN Io GIVEN FREEDOM: JUAYMEN AGREE  IN AIK TIME   First Case of Those Charged With Deporting Striking Miners From Arizona Ends in Acquittal Verdict.   VERDICT REACHED IN 2 HOURS 25 MINUTES   Trial Which Has Attracted Attention of Entire Country For Several Weeks Is Finally Ended.

ASKS PRIMARY VOTE OF COOK CO. TO BE HELD UP   Democrat Challenges Right of Women to Vote.

ASKS VOTE IN CHICAGO TO BE HELD UP   Oglesby Wants Results ir Primary Excluded from  Official Count.

CONTESTS CHICAGO COUNT. IN PRIMARY   Asks Court to Exclude Chicago Count Until Such Time as Examina. tion for Fraud Can be Made.

NEW REVOLT IN THE MAKING   “Organized Government of Mexican Firamen”’ ie Formed. «

TO START NEW REVOLUTION   Party Formed in Mexico Known as “the Organized Government of Mexican Freemen.”

NEW REVOLUTION PARTY IN MEXICE   Patriotic Mexicans Asked To Join New Revolt Scheduled For May 5, Mexican National Holiday. -

DIAZ, VILLA LEADS NEW REVOLUTION   Communist Party of Mezico is Be lieved to Be Behind the Latest Proclamation.

PONZI FIRM APPARENTLY TSHORT $4,000D06        HONDSMEN  quit PONSE ANDES W IN JAI, 231%   Sucker’ List Comprises’. A of Business Men and Net a fined to Iguorant Labere brs.

HIGH ON THE ROCKS   The Ponzi. Financial Ship Was Piloted Into Failure.   THE PRISONER. 1S. IN ‘JAIL   He llas Many Chances te Ge to Other Prisons on Other .. Cases, Too,

PONZIS SHIP ‘HICH AND DRY ON THE ROCKS   Officials Making Determined Effort to Salvage Cargo of Millions Entrusted by Many Investors.   ‘OFFICERS OF RIVAL  i   CONCERN PUT IN JAIL   Wife of Financier Declares He Is Honest and Says She Will Stick to Him Untl the End. re ;

LATEST EXPONENT OF THE FRENZIED FINANCE 1S NOW  BEHIND THE BARS   Other Members of the GetRich-Quick. Ring Now Live at Expense of Commonwealth ©

WIZARD PONZI ISHELD IN JALIL   Federal Authorities Endeavoring To Salvage Cargo of His Financial Ship.   Financial Ship.  Helpers and Opponents Also Held in Jail And Officials Seek Money Given to Mrs. Ponzi.

PONZI’S SHIP _ HIGH AND DRY ON ROCKS NOW   And Financier is Safe Behind Bars of U. S. Prison.

CIVILIANS REPORTED KILLED 1 STREET FIGHTING   In Mexico City Yesterday When Mob Tried to Rush Doors of Chamber Deputies.

Sa ant a2 a  URGES Plz t 10 i fis      GOVERNOR  GG.28 os OND NOTK IN CAMPAIGN AGALNST TUBERCULOSIS   CHURCHES “ASKED TO HELE

GOVERNOR GOODRICH ISSUES XMAS SEALS PROCLAMATION   Calls Upon People of State to Suppori Seals Sale for Benefit Red Cross Anti-Tuberculosis Movement.

GOVERNOR ENDORSES SEAL SALE   issues Proclamation Declaring This Week Health Week.   BUY HEALTH STAMPS NOW

PE OF SUGAR PER CENT 700 HIGH   Wholesale Grover Makes Statement in Conference With Attarney Gen@eal Bless    DECREASE EN FOOD PRICES AKE NOW PREDICTED  Hi   Millers, 11 y that the Urice af  Remain

Hoarding and Brokers’ Inter: ference Declared Cause of High Prices   DEFLATION OF CREDIT TO BRING BIG REDUCTIONS   IFFICIALS SAY DECLINE OF 2! PER CENT IN COMMODITY COSTS MAY BE LOOKED FOF IN NEAR FUTURE.

MAY CUT PRICE OF SUGAR 50.PER CENT   Prominent Wholesale Grocer Says It Can Be Done - if Speculation in Product is Stopped.   OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF ELKS STATE MEETING   Tsso Days of Big Events Scheduled to Keep All Visitors Well En. tertaincd.

RETAIL SUGAR ~ PRICES CAN BE REDUCED 20 PER CENT   iT WAS ANNOUNCED APTER CONFERENCE OF SOLTHERS GhROCERs WITH ATTY.  sack 0 OUD AD Ok oP

OPEGULATION BY OUGAH BARUND HOLDS PRICES UP SAYS GROCERY HEAD   Cost Could Be Cut To One-half If Palmer Would Clamp Down Lid on Producers and : Importers, Says Middleman.

SUGAR PRICE   ‘Phe: Adtorney-Alenernt Mine etd ' Speculation in Sugar Says ~ MeLaurin

outhern Whotesale Grocers Deckure However, Speculation dust Ge ; Stopped by Palmer.

SAYS RETAIL SUGAR PRICE CAN BE REDUCED ONE HALF   Wholesale Grocer Declares Speculation is Cause of The Excessively High Market.

tty, Gen, Palmer is Told That With Their Elimination Price Would Drop 0 Per Cent,

COST $200,000 TO REPAIR SHIP WHICH COULD NOT BE SOLD TODAY FOR $75,000, WITNESS ASSERTS   Probe Into Shipping Board Record Continues; Alleges That There Was “Graft” in Oil Sales to Vessels; Department Heads, Not Officers, the Beneficiaries, Is Claim. ae

MADOO'D NAME MENTIONED Ii GRAFT HEARING   However, There Is No Direct Charge Placed Against Former Secretary of Treasury by Witness Meehan.

POLITICAL ACTIVITY ALLEGED IN PROGE   DEPUTY. CHIEF OF SHIPPING BOARD BOREAU OFFERS TESTIMONY.   M'ADOO § GRITICISED   Witness Alleges “Petty Grafting” in Payment to Ship Officers.

‘ADOO UNDER CRITICISM IN INVESTIGATION   Complaint That Former Cabinet Official Appeared In Behalf Of  Morse Trtearecis..°   ALLEGED GRAFT -DETAILED

Deputy Chief of Bureau o Investigation Gives _ Testimony   TOUCH UPON ALLEGED , “POLITICAL ACTIVITY’   Declares Criticism Made on Influence of McAdoo ‘With Members of  Board —

MCADQO BROUGHT INTO.THE. SHIPPING BOARD INOUIRY   Peston May Implicate’ For. fabinet Member: In mer ileged Corantion

MORE TESTIMONY (PRESENTED IN CHARGE OF GRAFT   POLITICAL ACTIVITY ALLEGED IN CONNECTION WITH SHIP. PING BOARD.

UNCLE SAM'S COIN THROWN AWAY, CHAR   GOOD FOOD CASI INTO SEA.   GRAFT ON SHIPS AWFUL. IS REPORT—SLAM AT M’ADOO.

ALLEGED GRAFT AMONG OFFICERS OF SHIPS DETAILED   Political Activity Previously Referred to in Investigation Again Touched on.   WITNESS HEARD SOME CRITICISMS OF MR. M’ADOO   John T. Meehan, Deputy Chief of Board's Probe Bureau, Does Not Know of Any Loss to Government Through Political Influence.

SHIP BOARD SLEUTH. HEARD CRITICISM OF McADOO AS COUNSEL   Former Secretary of Treasury  Attacked for Appearing in Behalf of Morse Interests  GRAFT PRESENT BUT OFFICIALS WERE CLEAN

POLITICAL ACTIVITY AGAIN CONSIDERED   Witness Says There Was Criticism of McAdoo,   INVESTIGATIONS REPORTED   Deputy Chief of Shipping Board Bureau Says No Irregularities Were Found Among Officials——Declares One Department Head Was Dismissed for Undue Delay.

NEW EVIDENCE IN INVESTIGATION OF SHIPPING BOARD   ‘Official Of Board Is Questioned As To Influence Exerted  By Politics.   WILLIAM G. McADOO IS REFERRED TO BY WITNESS   Specific Instances Of Irregularities Of Minor Officials Are Related,  ,

SITUATION IN GERMANY  REGARDED AS IN CHAOS fis Asenetoatald Peseaeoxs

CANTU’S REBELLION IS — FINALLY SETTLED, SAYS CONFIRMATION AT CAPITAL

I'CANTU REBELLION IS ENDED   Governor of Lower California Offers to Surrender His Office to De La Huerta Appointee.

ARMENIAN APPROACH IS HIDDEN   Method of Procedure I: Still Unknown   BOLSHEVISM IS FELT   U. S. Loan to Armenia Being Favored

PLEA FOR THE HOME GARDEN   Why Every Citizen Should Grow Hie Own Vegetables, tf It Is at All Possible.

‘BETTER HEALTH FOR CHINESE   Enterisag Wedge for Better Work Beliewred Driver.

FIRE PREVENTION DAY SATURDAY   Governor — Sproul Issue Statement on A Timel: Subiect.

FOOD PRICES DROP   Bread, Butter and Milk Lowest Sinec 1916 in Fort Worth.

EEE  Prices of Bread, Butter and Milk Tumble at Fort Worth: Lowest Since 1916

Dla oo ANOTHER CADET FOR HAZINE   Secretary Daniels Continues Anti-Hazing War at Naval Academy.

SEVERE AGTION INSIOTED UPON AT NAVY SCHOO      Second Sailor Boy Fired for Hazing at Annapolis

SECOND NAYAL STUDENT FIRED   iS DISMISSED FROM ANNAPOLDS ACADEMY ON ACCOUNT OF TAKING PART IN HAZING *¢   WAR ON THE PRACTICE   Sesreiiwd Padtticts Sitys the Wate Will ihe Comtinucd Uatil the Peacties ts Comipletely Stamper Oht. Giber Students Under oot)  fnatiioy.

Ay HT DOOR   Essad Pasha, Head of Delegation from Albania is Assas-* sinated in Paris   STUDENT ADMITS MURDER   Was Once Regarded European Outlaw; Later Made President of His Country

HEAD ALGANIAN DELEGATION IN PARI lo SLAIN BY GOUNTRYMAR   Essad Pasha Is Shot Twice By a Student, From the Effects of Which He Dies a Few Hours Later,   ASSASSIN SAYS CRIME WASN’T PREMEDITATED   Held Victim Responsible fo: His People’s Sufferings: Felt a Sudden Impulse, Fired the Shots,

ALBANIAN ENVOY KILLED   Albanian Student Shot to Avenge “Sufferings of Albania”

ASSASSIN SHOOTS ALBANIAN ‘LEADER   Essad Pasha, Known As Albanian Dictator, Victim of Student in Paris

EOOED PASHA MURDERED BY ALBANIAN STUDENT   HEAD OF ALBANIAN DELEGATION IN PARIS IS SHOT DOWN AS HE EMERGES FROM HOTEL—AS.S4ASSIN IS VERESTED.

ESSAD PASHA MURDERED      Former Provisional President Albania Shot in Paris

BROOKLYN WINS AGAINST CLEVELAND   Dodgers’ Star Righthander Outpitches Jim Bagby in Second of Series.   Each Team Got Seven Hits, but the Brookiynites Managed to Make Their Wallops Register Runs —Another Big Crowd.

OeLU GAME 1D BROOKLYN, 3 701   Grimes Stops Cleveland; Bagby Fails to Baffie Dodgers.   EACH TEAM GETS SEVEN HITS   Main Element in Contest Was Ability of Brooklynites to Hit in Pinch and Inability of Indians to  ; Do Likewise.

BROOKLYN SHUTS OUT CLEVELAND   Vodgers’ Star Righthander Out pitches Jim Bagby in Second of Series.   UHLE COMES TO THE RESCUE   Each Team Got Seven Hits, but the Brooklynites Managed to Make Their Wallops Register Rune —Another Big Crowd,   Score by Inninas

Continued in the House Today De claring a State of Peace With Germany.

EFFORTS   Continued in the House Today De claring a State of Peace With Germany.

Could Face Bullets On Battlefield, But Shies Aft Political Procedur:

8-HOUR SHIFI FOR NURSES IS RECOMMENDED   Industrial Board Gives Out Two Orders on Conditions for Women’s Labor

TWO NEW ORDERS: ON’ WOMEN’S. WAGE LAW      INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION: GIVE SUPPLEMENTARY, RU LEN G's SANITARTUM: : AYPROTED BY ERIS. =

W. VIRGINIAN SUFFRAGE NO   Senate Refuses to Ratif: by Vote of 14 to 14

READ THE DAILY ADVOCATE 680¢c A MONTH   SENATORS REFUSE TO RATIFY AMENDMENT

AS CLEAR AS MUD   THE  SEKFERSON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL TU ATION EN FOG,               Seo     “te he a Hopeless Coxe.

KO GLEAR AD MUD   Tih JSEERERESON TOWNSHII SCHOOL SPPRUATION IN FOG,   iovided Opinion Makes What Sccms  to be a Hopeiess Cose.

FIGHT. GN LUNCHES. ” ONAN NEW YOR!   Overall Clubs Are Urged to Take Their Eats to Work So That They Will Evade the “Dollar and More Lunches” Now Being Sold.

QLD. CL. GIVEN — ANOTHER SWIPE   Lunch Boxes Are Added tc Overalls.

HOME LUNCH CLUBS 10 Bt ADJUNCT OF LATEST NEW YORK CLUB (OEE   OVERALLS CLUB MEMBERS URGED TO CARRY LUNCH BOXES FROM HOMES -TO WORK,

WOULD REVIVE DINNER BUCKET   New York Cheese Club iz New Move.   TO FIGHT THE H. 6. OF L   Overall Movement, Started in - Southern States, Spreads to Canada— Preachers Wear ‘Em.

‘A NEW LOW PRICE CAMPAIGN   Carrying of Lunches Inaugerated i) New York Cheese Club.

BRAND NEW ATTACK DN HIGH PRICES   Overall Wearers and Others Urged To Carry Lunch Boxes From Heme To Work.

Overall Club Urges Members to Carry Lunches to Ald in Further Fight on h. ¢. 0" b

ae . ee ALL ARE INVITED.      ipton.  County Pe to Invited  t Greet "The Next President.”

ALL ARE INVITED.   ‘Tipton County People Invited to Greet “The Next President.”

STREETCAR WAGES UP FOR A HEARING HERE IN OCTOBER   State Railroad Commission Call: Conference Following Filing of Report   STATE BOARD OF CONCILIATION MAKES ITS RECOMMENDATIONS   Street Car Company May Ask Raise of its Fares Here

STREETCAR WAGES OP FORA HEARING: “HERE IN. OCTOBER   State Railroad’ Commission: Calls C Conference- ‘Following. wie.  ne     ing of Report‘;   STATE BOARD OF CONCILIATION . © MAKES.ITS RECOMMENDATIONS   Street. Car Company” “May Ask Raise of its Fares Here’

VILLA HOLDS AMERICAN FOR © ABIG RANSOM   Bandit and Fo'lowers Dynamites \_ Train and Take Passengers Captive.   29 ARE KILLED iN BATTLE   joseph Williams, American Citizen Who Gerved in World War, Heid for $50,000—Rebe! Leader Executed by Troops.

VILLA HOLDING U.S. CITIZEN ON RANSOM DEMAND   Joseph Williams, Take From Wrecked Train, Held For $50,000.

AMERICAN 1S ~ HELD CAPTIVE BY VILLISTAS   Was Taken From Train Held Up By a Rebel Leader and Band Last Week.   BEING HELD FOR RANSOM   He Is World War Veteran Employed Jn Mexico Comin Home For Care. 

Seore of Persons Injured by Dynamite Explosion at Chicago Union Lime Works Quarry

CAPTURES YANK AFTER PITCHED BATTLE: 29 DIE   Demands $50,000 Ransom; Expose Mexican “Co-operative” Abductive Ass’n.

VILLA HOLDS . §, ‘WORKER FOR RANSON   Joseph Williams With the Américan - Smelting Company is in Hands of the Bandits Who Ask Fifty Thous ££ 3 6G

AWVILLIAMS FREED © t BY BANDIT GANG   American Gaptured by Villa in Teair Hold-Up Released Says Revort; Man Reported Kidnaped Safe.

MEXICAN BANDITS RELEASE WILLIAMS; ARTHUR NOT HELE   Vietims of Villa’s Train Raid Last Thursday Is Freed, Report.

AMERICAN HELD BY VILLA GETS RELEASE WIRES   Employe of AS. & R. Com pany Given Freedom After Captured for Ransom

VILLA BANDITS HOLD AMERICAN   HOLD UP AND LOOT TRAIN AND HOLD EMPLOYEE OF AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING CO.

AMERICAN CAPTURED BY VILLA AND HFIMY SINCE THURSDAY {5 RELEASED   MESSAGE DOES NOT STATE AS TO WHETHER ANY PART OF BIG RANSOM WAS PAID.

AMERICAN HELD BY VILLA BAND FOR RANSOM   $50,000 Ransom Asked for Man Taken in  Train Raid.

AMERICAN SOLDIER, ILL AND ON WAY HOME, HELD FOR $50,000 RANSOM   Outlaw Chief Bombs Locomotive, Shoots Conductor Himself, Robs Passengers and Carries Off Arabian Merchant With Yank.   29 KILLED IN FIGHT BETWEEN _ RAIDING BAND AND TRAIN GUARD

BANDIT -WEEPS AT. SEDDEN THOUGHT OF GEN, “ANGELES. °   But That Dees Not Prevent Him From Holding an American ;  For 250,000 Ranvom. 

MINE MANAGER — NOT KIDNAPPEE   Request For Loan Son-in-law of Co! ide By Man  Starts Kidnapping Report.

AMERICAN IS__ HELD CAPTIVE   Mexico City-Juarez Passenger Train Held Up Bv Bandits

AN AMERICAN To TAXEN BY VILLA   JOSEPH WILLIAMS, WORLD WAR VETERAN, HELD POR $50,000 RANSOM.   VILLISTAS CAPTURE TAMIN   Ten Bandits and Nineteen Train Guards Slain in Fight Over Possession of Northward  Bound Train.

BANDIT VILLA BOBS UP AGAIN   Nineteen Mexican Treair Guards Killed in Hold Up.   AMERICAN HELD FOR RANSOM   Served in World War and Was Employed fn a Smelter— Ten Bandits Killed.

AMERICAN I} HELD BY VILLA FOR RANSOM   Was Captured in Raid on « Passenger Train Returning to the U. §S.   NOTORIOUS BANDIT HEADS THE ASSAULT   Many Passengers and Mem bers of Train Guard Are Slain.

DEATH FLITS BEDSIDE RUSSIAN REFUGEE. SHIP "ON THE BLACK SE   Returned American Soldie r, Employe Of United States Refining Company in Mexico ,is Held Captive By /illa's Men

HOLD AMERICAN PRISONER, ASK $50,000 RANSOM      A. S. & R. Employe, Former Service Man, Is Held by Pancho Villa Forces

AMERICAN {8 HELD  “OR HUGE RANSOM   Villa Personally Kills Conductor fi Sanguinary Attach on Passene ape TT eat.

VILLA SETS AMERICAN FREE      El Paso Mining Man Had Been Held for Ransom After Train Wreck.

ANOTHER YANKEE HELD BY BANDITS   Vila and Followers Dynamite Train Necr Corralitos.   29 ARE SLAIN DURING FIGHT   Ten of the Outlaws and Nineteen of the Train Guard Are Killed In Battle Following the Ex. plosion.,

AMERICAN CITIZEN BANDIT CAPTIVE A HOLDUP OF TRAIN   10 of Guerilla’s Men Slain’ and 19 of Defenders, Including ; Two Rail Conductors.   OUTLAW CHIEF THREATENS. DEATH TO ALL; RELENTS   Spares.in Memory of Angeles; He Says; Travelers Left Marooned in Desert.”

AMERICAN HELD CAPTIVE BY VILLA FAR BIG RANSON   Was Made Prisoner When Bandit Leader Made Attack On a Train Last Thursday. -

Joseph Williams Has Been Set Free   American Captured aud Held for Ransenr hy Traneisco Villa Has Been Released.

AMERICAN HAS BEEN RELEASED   Williams Has Sent Message to His Employers, Says Report

ate one BY MEXICO FO $50,000 RANSOM   JOSEPH WILLIAMS OF THE AM. ERICAN SMELTING AND RE-' FINING CO. A CAPTIVE.       MADE PRISONER IN ATTAC  K ON TRAIN   Ten Bandits And 19 19 of Guard Killed; Other Guards Forced * to Flee. -

CLAIMS BANDIT CHIEF SOBBED   SAYS VILLA BROKE DOWN AND CRIED AND SPARED THE LIVES OF PASSENGERS OF TRAIN HE RATPED.'   ee ae  Villa Deck: aved ye “Was” Not a ber and Assassin—Mateo Floras, Rebct Chief, Reported Executed. 

VILLA WANTS RANSOM      Jaseph Williams, Employe of American Smelting: Comnany, Yeld fle Vietim,

VILLA CAPTURES U. S. WORLD WAR VETERAN   Joseph Williams is Held for $50,000 Ransom.

VILLA ASKS BiG RANSOM COR YANKEE  CAPTURED   Member of American Smelting And Refining Company is A Prisoner.   WAS TAKEN FROM TRAIN   Villa Attack On Train in Re: venge For Execution of Gen. Angeles.

FINDING AN OUTPUT.   @ WW. Nottingham Establishing Markets Por His Camp Outfits.

WILSON REFUSES REOPEN ANTHRACITE WAGE AW ARD AS REQUESTED BY MINERS   ~olorado Faces New Coal Strike as Three Thousand Miners Demand Increase of $1.50 Per Day

TWIN FALLS MAN NAMED. ~ ON LESION’S COMMITTE   Carl L. DeLong Is Member of : ' War Veterans’ Womens .  Auxiliary. Board

CANADIAN PUBLISHERS WANT PAPER ASSURED   a SHORTAGE IS SERIOUS AND DEPENDENCE IS NOW ON MILLS IN ORDINARY WAY.   SOME MUST SOON SUSPEND   Proposition Is for the Government to Guarantee Supply of Print Paper at Minimum Price.

CANADIAN: PAPERS URGE PROTECTION   WANT GOVERNMENT TO TAKE ACTION TO INSURE SUPPLY OF NEWSPRINT,   FACING SUSPENSION   Gutput Will De About 1,000,000 Tons, of Which Publishers Want 15 Per Cent,

WAITING ADIUSTEE   elay Expected in Restoring Service Station to: Ne

WALTING ADJUSTERS.   Pelay Expected in Restoring Tire Service Station to Normal.

AUTOR IN SIEGE STATE; WAR LAW FOLLOWS REVOL]   Uprising Forse of Socialist: Take Rail Station but Not City; Americans Safe.

. a  Petition Giting the Short Comings ot   the Water and Light Company anc Citing Rates in Other Towns is Pre sented at Meeting.

PROTEST IS HEARI   CITIZENS APPEAR BEFORE COUN. CIL WITH PROTEST.   METHODS OF COMPANY DISCUSSED   Petition Citing the Short Cominge of 0 Water and Light Company and Citing Rates in Other Towns is Pre.  ‘ sented at Meeting,

OUIT - MONTENEGRIN AREA   Itallan Troopa Withdrawn as Serbian Forces Occupy Antivari District ~All Foreign Soldiers Out:

OWNER WINS ~SHPPORT OF  HIGH GOURT   DECISION SAYS CONGRESS DIDN’T INTEND TO PROHIBIT STORAGE

LIQUOR STORES NOI IN HOMES LEGAL   Supreme Court Rules That Intoxicants May Be Kept Elsewhere.

Liquor Lawfully _ Acquired, Movable   Supvenio Court Passes on Question of, Transporting Liquor for Pers°nal “Us, Ge =: r

COURT GIVES. LEEWAY IN POSSESSION OF LIQUU   Rules Alcoholics Required for Personal Use May Be Stored Away from Home

LIQUOR STORAGE RULING IS MADE   May Be Kept atOther Place Than Home.    DECISION REVERSES  NEW YORK TRIBUNAL   Intentions of Congress Are Construed. ~

Result of Decree’ May Be to Release 10,000,000 Galions of - Intoxicating Beverage From ‘Warehouses Where. it Has Been Stored Since Jan. 16, 1920—Large Stocks: Stored by Individuals, Restaurants and Hotels. 

PRIVATE LIQUOR rath MODIFIED   Stock Stored Outside of Home ’ Is Free From Confis ny die

QUPREME COURT TIPS LIQUOR LID   Seizure of Legally Bought Whisky Is Barred.   TRANSPORTATION iS ALLOWED   Ruling Says Spirits Can Be Stored Anywhere—Favors the Man With Stock for His Personal Use— Illinois Law Stands.

LIQUOR MAY BE STORED OUTSIDE PRIVATE HOME   Supreme Court Gave Opinion On Storage and Transportation of Lawfully Acquired Liquor.

High Tribunal Holds Liquor Lawfully Acquired’ for Personal Use May Be Stored in Place Othe   Than the Home of Owner   REMOVAL DOESN’T VIOLATE FEDERAL * LAW, COURT SAYS

Not Be Seized Nou   Supreme Court Rules That Liquor Lawfully Obtained May Be Stored in Other Places Than Home

INOT UNLAWFUL TO STORE PERSONAL LIQUOR IN PLACES “OTHER THAN OWN DWELLING   SUPREME COURT RULES TH AT TRANSPORTING JIT FROM JIOME TO THI STORAGE PLANT OR FROM STORACE TO HOUSE IS NOT VIOLATION OF VOLSTEAD 7 AVY . :

SUPREME COURTS LIQUOR RULING   Liquor For Personal Use Maj Be Stored Elsewhere Other Than in Home  a a preter mee  Decision Handed Down in Case   Decision Handed Down in Case From New York City

MAN MAY STORE LIQUOR ELSE: WHERE THAN HOME   APPEAL HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM NEW YORK,   LIQUCR MUST HAVE BEEN SECURED LAWFULLY.   Man Had Rented Room From Safe Deposit Company and Had His Liquor Stored There And Supreme Courts Hold He Mad Riaht To.

NEW RULING ON LIQUOR HOLDING   COURT DECISION AFFECTS THAT FOR PERSONAL USE   Liquids Thus Acquired May Be Stored in Place Other Than Owner's  Home, Justice Decide.

PRIVATE STOCKS SAVED BY COUR   May Keep Liquor in Place Other Than at Home, Is Ruling

NO AUTHORITY TO _ SEIZE LIQUOR   Supreme Court Rules Person May Store Liquor in Place, Other Than His Home”   Decision Handed Down on Appeal Broughi by New "York Man

Important Ruilng Made day Concerning Liquor for Personal Use.   A VICTORY FOR THE SAFETY DEPOST   Court Holds Congress Not Intent to Limit $ Place of Barleycorn.

MAY KEEP LIQUOR ANYWHERE SUPREME COURT DECLARES   Makes Ruling in Regard t« Liquor Legally Acauired.

HIGH COURT HITS U.S, LIQUOR LAV   United States Supreme Tribuna Says Spirits Can Be Stored Anywhere.   MUS: BE LAWFULLY ACQUIRED   Court Rules in Favor of Man- wit! Stock for His Personal Consurmption—Can Take Booze From Warehouse to Home.

LAWFULLY ACQUIRED BOOZE SAFE IF YOU HAVEN'T IT AT HOME   If Acquired Lawfully for Personal  te ne at ce  Use You Can Have it In Safety Vaults.   FREE NICKY ARNSTEIN   Alleged Head of ‘‘Ring’’ of Band Thieves Is Ordered Released by Supreme Court Today.

JQUOR CAN BE STORED “OUTSIDE OF HOMES   Supreme Court So Rules, and Also That It Can Be Transported From Warehouse to Home

SUPREME COURT PUNCTURES HOME STORAGE RESTRICTION !OF PROHIBITION MEASURE

ith heads  LQUOR MAY BE STORED ELSEWHERE THAN HOM      Decision By Supreme Court Toda} ; Involves That Acquired Lawfully,

MAY STORE LIQUOR   Prohibition Question Passed on by Suoreme Court.

LIQUOR RULING OF HIGH COURT FAVORS OWNEE   Decided_That-it- May Be: Stores in Vault if for Personal Use of Owner .

United States Supreme Tribuna Says Spirits Can Be Stored Anywhere.   MUST BE LAWFULLY ACQUIRE   Court Rules in Favor of Man With Stock for His Personal Consumption—Can Take Booze From Warehouse to Home.

U.S. COURT RULING ON DRY LAW   Permits Storing Liquor in Place Other Than a  Person’s Home.   IF THE WHISKEY IS  FOR PERSONAL USE

DRY LAW MODIFIED BY SUPREME COURT   COURT HOLDS MAN MAY STORE LIQUOR ELSEWHERE THAN IN HIS HOME.    TEVERSED LOWER COURT   Law Does Not Intend to Prohibit Storing of Liquor Lawfully Acquired For Lawful  Purposes. J

RULING ON STORING OF BOCZE MADE   Supreme Court Holds Stocks Acquired tor Lawifu! Purpose Also May Be Transported From Warehouse to Home.

Liquor Lawfully Acquired for Personal Uses May be Stored Away From Residenc

1S. SUPREME COURT ULES WilOKY TORO QUTSIDE HAVE GPT BE SEI7ET)      ‘Reverses “Decisions of Lower Judges That Even Lawfully Acquired Liquor Must  Boe in Residence.   SAYS CONGRESS DIDN'T INTEND TO PROHIBIT SUCH STORAGE:

MAY BE STORED I) _ PLACE OTHER THAN . OWNER’S HOME   When Lawfully Acquired . —Court Orders Nicky ’ Arnstein Released from  Jail on Contempt Chargnae Ofhar Biliingd

oAN STORE LIQUOR FOR PEAGOAAL USE GUTSINE (IF HOME SYS COURT   ALSO PERMISSIBLE TO CARRY  LighOR CROW WAREHOUSE TO HOME FOR PERSONAL USE.

LIQUOR MAY BE STORED CAYS COURT   Does Not Have to Be Kept In Owner’s Home, Js Decree   SUPREME COURT RULES   New York Mandate Over-ruled By Associate Justice Clarke

CAN STORE.LIQUOR OUTSIDE: OF HOME   GIVE NEW YORK MAN-RIGHT TO KEEP FLUUD IN SAFE DEPOSIT

BOOZE STORAGE IS LAWFUL   When Liquor Is Acquired For Personal Use   IN HOME OR ELSEWHERE   United States Supreme Court Desides—Also That It May Be Transported to Homes.

NEED NOT KEEP. BOOZE IN CELLAR      Supreme Court Hands-Down Im. portant Ruling On Volstead Act.   INTERPRETS PROVISIONS      Lawfully Acquired Liquor May Be Stored Where He Wishes. Explains Word “Possession,”

CAN HAVE BOOZE ELSEWHERE THAN IN OWNER’S HOME   Supreme Court Decided Question Anppealed from N. Y.

JAIL THEM ALL ‘SAYS COMISKEY  IN. INTERVIEW   Old Roman Urges Federal Laws to Stop Gambling on Base Ball — Hear Charges,

Throw All Crooked Players Out of Game, Comiskey Uraes.   WANTS ANTI-BETTING LAW   ‘Owner of White Sox Avers Game Must Be Kept Clean if it Is to Endure

JAIL THE CROOKS COMISKEY URGES   OWNER OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX SAYS CORRUPT PLAYERS SHOULD BE HARSHLY DEALT WITIL   SENSATION BY JOHNSON   HEAD OF AMERICAN LEAGUE TELLS OF HEARING SHOCK“ING REPORTS

CHILDREN SAVED IN SCHOOL FIRE   Over-heated Furnace Starts $50,000 Biaze in Dubuque Convent; Lives Saved With Difficulty

FIGHT TO SAVE PAPER.   Newspapers of Country Ave Vacing 2 . Real Crisis, :

a ie i VIGHT TO.SAVE Parr        WP is opens ‘of Country Are. Pacing i *

25 PER CENT INCREASE FOR MINERS FAVORED IN REPORT OF WILSO!   Figures Will Include 14 Per Cent Increase Granted  Last Fall, Is Said.

DEFINITE SPLIT IN COAL STRIKE COMMISSION   Miners Refuse to Concur Witt  Report of Operators and Dinhlice   NEXT STEP UP TO WILSON

DO NOT AGREE ON MINE WAGE   PRESIDENTS OOMMISIION Drs 4: GREES ON INCREASE.   MAJORITY IS FOR 25 PER CENT   RHCOMMENDS NO GHANGE UN THE HOURS OF LABOR,    Representative ot the Diggers Nwt Satisfied With Advance—Hope Held Oat of Revenciliang  Dilfereaces.

MAJORITY REPORT UF COMMISSION 10) PRESIDEN   J. P. WHITE, MINERS’ REPRESEN TATIVE HOLDS OUT FOR HIGHER WAGES.   WILL SUBMIT MINORITY REPORT ON SUBJECT   “Check Off” System by Which Oper ators Pay Miners Union Dues Out of Their Wages Would Be Retained According to  BA a lianié.s Bama ntd

MINERS ARE DUE TWENTY FIVE PER GENT WAGE BOOST   That Is Recommendation of the President’s Wage Commission.   ACTUAL INCREASE IS 11   Twenty-five Per Cent Boost Will Absorb 14 Per Cent Pliet Has Been Granted.”

COMMISSION'S REPORT GIVEN WILSON TODAY   Prices Left in Hands of Federal Fuel Administration.

MINERS GIVEN TWENTY. FIVE PERGENT ADVANCE   Decision of Coal Commission Sen  to White House Earl , Today.    JOHN P. WHITE DISAGREES   Wilson Holding Up Report, Until Vote Unanimous; Few Details Made Public.

SOFT COAL MEN AL TD AGREE “ON NEW SCILES   MINERS’ DEMAND NOT MET   'BUT A WAY OUT WILL BE FOUND AND PRICE ADVANCED

2 PER CENT WAGE RAISE FOR MINERS S RECOMIVENDEE   Commission .Appeinted by Presiden Wilson te Settle Coal Strike Makes Repert.

MINERS, GET A 25 PER. CENT ~~ WAGE INCREASE   The: Majority Report of the Commission Now in. Session Made This:Recommen- ©  dation Todav.   MINERS WANT MORE   Increase. is Not Retroactive. Ni Ghange in Working Conditions Recommended. There Will be ‘  A Minority Report.

(ALBOARDSPLIT N WAGE ISSUES   ease of Approximately 35 Percent a Seven-Hour Day Are Sougut   ERATORS RETICENT   itcome of Bituminous Workers legotiations Has No Bearing on Anthracite Situation

RECOMMEND INCREASE TO SOFT COAL MINERS   Twenty-five Per Cent! Hour. Unchanged,

GIVE MINERS 29 PER CT. INCREASE   Majority Report of Wilson's Wage Commission.   ADVANCE XOT SATISFACTORY   To Reprezentatives of Miners, Whe Will Lie Minority Report —Eleven Per Cent Over Present Wages.

MINERS’ WAGES; GOAL PRIGE UP   Sommission Recommends 25 Per ~ —Pent Increases but Labor Objects.   \WARD IS HOT RETROACTIVE   Jnion Member Dissents and Will Submit a Minority Report—-Opcrators Predict Higher Charge as Arbiters Report.

SPLIT IN COAL SETTLEMENT.   (‘ommmission to Settle Coal Strike Disagrees ea Wage Question.

COAL WAGES AND PRICES UP   Commission Recommends 25 Per Cent Increase, but Labor Member Objects.

1) PER GENT PAY BOOST FUR MINE WORKERS URGED   No Change in Hours Recommended in Majority Report of Board That Probed Nation-Wide Strike.

WAGES:AND HOURS “CWUSES A OPLIT — N-BOMMISSIO}   Expected Président Will Urge .,,Compromise On Miners and Operators.

PREOIDENT ta GIVEN REPORT UF GOAL BOARD   Wage Increase of 25 Per Cent Recommended by Commission in Ma< jority Decision.

INCREASE OF 95PERCENT .. © ‘IN WAGES RECOMMENDED. ROR SOFT COAT. MINER:

MINERS. ASK HOUR DAY  D5 PCT. RAISE   Commission Appointed by the President Splits Definitely Upon Questions of Scale, Work Day.   MAJORITY FAVORS 25 PCT. ADVANCE   No Radical - Difference and "Probability Is That Agree . ment’ May Come.

FAVOR 25 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE FOR BITUMINOUS MINERS   Commission Would Make Ne Change in Working Conditions or Hours.

TS URGED   Coal Commission Named by Wilson Recommends a Twenty-Five Per Cent Increase for Miners.   INCREASED PRICE TO TAKE CARE OF RAISE   Miners’ Representative Holds Out for Still Higher Wages and Entire Question Is Back in Controversy Stage.

MINER DELEGATE ON BOARD REFUSES TO ACCEPT RULING   White to Submit Minority Report for Seven-Hour Day and 35 Per Cent Raise—No Change in Hours Recommended by Majority.

WAGE INGREASE STANDS IN PATE   Coal Strike Commission Splits Definitely  25 PER CENT ADVANCE   Nith Hours and Conditions to Remain Unchanged is Said to be Recommendation of Majority Report in Which John P. White, Representing Miners, Refuses to Concur.

MINERS’ WAGESCOAL PRICE UP   COMMISSION RECOMMENDS 25 PER CENT INCREASE, BUT LABOR OBJECTS

GOAL PRICES AND MINERS WAGES UF   Twenty-Five Per Cent Pay Increase Recommended.   LABOR MEMBER _ DISSENTS   John P. White, Representing Miners Holds Out for Higher Increase and Will Submit a Minority Report to President.

AL COMMISSION TAKES, NOLAC GN ON. QUESTION OF WORK: ING HOURS, CONDITIONS.

OFLIT ON WAGE INGREASE AND WORKING TIME   MINER REPRESENTATIVE NOT WILLING TO SIGN WITH MAJORITY OF BOARD.   Hone Expressed That Differences Can Be Ironed Out And an Agrcement Reached.

WILSON'S STRIKE BOARD FAVORS 25 PEWEN Sau  ‘COMMISSION ISI   WHITE HOLDS OUT      Representative of Unions In. sists on Higher Rate; To Fue Minority Paper.

ADVANCE OF 25 PER CENT URGED BY COMMISSION   NOTHING SAID ABOUT INCREASING PRICE   Representative of Union Men Refuses  to Join With Majority —Will  Submit Minority Pro a 7

INCREASE OF 25 PER CENT   No Change in 1 Working Hours or Conditions Recommended

2 PERCENT INCREASE FUR COAL MINERS   MAJORITY REPORT OF WAGE COMMISSION IS MADE. — WHITE HOLDS OUT. .

Cony RAS 7 COAL MEN GE] 25 PER CENT IN WAGE INCREASE   This is Recommendaticn of Vlson’s Commiuttee—Scme  Mire Leaders Rick   URS ARE UNCHANGED   MCLUSIONS CF COMMISSION ARE SCENT TO PRESIDENT WILSON FOR HIS APPFOVAL

COAL MINERS GET 25 PER UT. WAGE INCREAS!   Recommendation Made In Ma jority Report of Commis: sion to End Strike.   WORKING HOURS THE SAME   The Actual Increase Is Eleven Per Cent Over the Pres: ent Wares,

Twenty-Five Per Cent Wage Increases Granted  Miners By Commission

Coal Strike Commission !s Unable to Agree on Settling Two Points, Wages, Hours of Work   MINERS WANT 35 PER CENT. INCREASE AND 7 HOUR DAY   Majority and Minority Reports to Be Submitted to President Wilson

MINERS DEMAND  25 PER CENT RAISE   Commission Appointed by Wil. son to Settle Strike Reports.   ‘NO CHANGE IN WORK TIME   ‘Means Actual Increase of Eleven Per Cent Over Present Wages. Raise _ Will be Retroactive,

MINERS REFUSE ADVANCE OF TWENTY FIVE PER CENT RECOMMENDED BY REPORT

WAG. = 2 CREASE OF 2 PERCENT. ~ RECOMMENDED   No Change I in Working Hours Or Conditions Is Reported; : Wage Increase Is Not Mace Retroactive   ONE REPRESENTATIVE WANTS HIGHER WAGE   No Recommendations Made as To Price Increase To Cover  Advances In Wages; Left  Fuel Administrator

DEFINITE SPLIT UN WAGE INCREASE AND HOURS OF WORK   Miners’ Representative Refuses to Concur in Coal Strike Settlement Award.   DIFFERENCES NOT RADICAL, SECRETARY GREEN ASSERTS   President Wilson is Expected to Invite the Operators and Their Employes to Get Together on a Basis of Majority and Minority Reports and Seek an Amicable Agreement,

RAISE 25 PERCENT FOR SOFT COAL MINER   Majority of President’s Commission in Favor— Doesn’t Touch Price Increase

WILL BE 11% OVER PRESENT WAGE SCALE   John P. White Representing the Miners Will Sub- mit Minority Report   oEPORT TO WILSON   Majority Makes No: Reference: to Price Increases‘to.  ~ Cover Advances 7

URGES 25 PCT, WAGE INCREASE FOR COAL MINER!   Miners _ Representative Holds Out For Higher Ih crease and Will Make Minority Report.

25 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE FOR COAL MINERS OF COUNTRY      Recommended by Majority: Report of Wage Commission Appointed to Settle the Coal _ aptrike—Actual Increase’ 11° Per Cent. OVE Present Wage--No Change i in Working Hours or Conditions Recommended.

COMMISSION PROPOSES INCREASE OF 25 PER CENT IN WAGES FOR. THE BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS   NO CHANGE IN WORKING HOURS OR CONDE TIONS WAS RECOMMENDED; NEITHER WAS. REPORT MADE ON INCREASED COAL PRICE —   THIS INCREASE WILL ABSORB THE 14 PER CENT ALREADY ALLOWED; ACTUAL 11 PER CENT BOOST

No Change in Working Hours or Conditions Recommended — Miiners’ Representative Holds Out For Higher  Wage Increase.

ported all wane UY      TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. WAGE BOOST. MAJORITY REPORT RECOMMENDATI

WHITE, OF MINERS, IN MINORITY, ASKS sTILL HIGHER PAY   Actual Boost'11 Per Cent Over Present i\ay a8-14 Was. Given Last November. °   REPORT SILENT ON WORK’. .  HOURS, OTHER CONDITIONS   Members Try Several Days. to Reconcile Differences. but: Split Verdict Results. - -

MAJORITY REPORT RECOMMEND WAGE INGREASE 10 MEN   Coal Strike Settlement Com mission Split On Amount of Raise.   Miners’ Representative Will 1 Submit Minority Statement to President.

WAGE ADVANCE IS ENDORSED FOR SOFT COAL MINERS   Commission’s Report, Not Unanimous, In Favor 25% Raise.

WORKING DAY NOT CUT AS MEN ASKED   Majority Report Submitted But White Holds Out - foy More Pav. : ~   SOUTHWEST MINERS "ARE DISAPPOINTED

OAL COMMISSION 5 NOT UNANIMOUS   EPRESENTATIVES OF OPERATORS AND PUBLIC ARE IN AGREEMENT,   lit Comes Over “Question of In creased Wages and Hours of Work for Men.

25 PER CENT  ‘INCREASE I$ DECIDED ON   Majority Report is Submitted to Wilson Today.  MINORITY TO REPORT   No Change in Working Hours or Conditions Recommended; White Held Out for Larger Raise,

PRESBYTERIANGMIA ECAWSIDEE   Close Vote to Enter Into the Interchurch World Moveinent Is Being Discussed With a View to Over toraindg Te

POD TERIANG MAY RECONSIDER   Close Vote to Enter Into the Interchurch World Movement Is Being Discussed With a View to Over turpning Tt.

WILL CONTEST VOTE.   New Orteans Presbyterian Opposes Inter-Church World Movement.

TO MAKE PROTEST   Southera Presbyterian Leaders Opposed to faterchurch Moveaient,

BIG CARD FOR DEFENSE    Meee Testifies He Did Not Know of Money Used tn Newberry : tem paign.

NEAR 17 INCHES ~ OF RAIN FALL HEREIN 90 DAYS   JUNE BANNER WET MONTH WITH 7.9 ALREADY BEATING APRIL’S 2.35 INCHES

OF RAIN FALL - HEREIN 90 DAYS   JUNE BANNER WET MONTH WITH 7.9 ALNEADY BEATING APRIL'S 238 inCuES

T0 EXAMINE TEXT OF DEMAND 10 BE MADE EN HOLLAND   Extradition of Former Emperor Wiliam Apparent’'y .To Be Put Under Way.

SOVIET ARMY BEING FORMED   Italian Cities Are Centers of Red Activities. Anarchist Chief at the Organization Head.

PREPARATIONS FOR RED ARMY IN ITALY GO ON   Work is Proceeding in Milan and Other Large Cities Throughout Country.

ITALIAN INDUSTRY IN VERY BAD WAY   ADDITIONAL PLANTS ARE TAKEN OVER BY THE WORKERS   STRIKERS SHOW DEFIANCE   Effort To Settle Differences Between Employers and Emplayes Have So Far  Proved Unavailing

WILL RECRUIT SOVIET ARMY   Preparations Are Under Way in All of Larger  Italian Cities

UVIET ARMY TD BE RECRUITED ih ITALIAN. CITIES   Anarchist Chief Heads Movement for Soviet Force—Premier Urges Moderation in Metal Workers’ Strike.

RAISING RED ITALIAN ARMY IN BIG CITIES   Anarchist Chief Leads. Sov. _ iet Movement in Rome,.” Naples, Milan, Turin.   SEEK COMPROMISE IN CAPITAL-LABOR WAR

TALIAN SOVIET ARMY BEING RECRUITED BY NOUS TRIAL WORKERS      EMPLOYERS STILL HOPING FOR COMPROMISE IN CONFLICT WITH WORKMEN,

SINN FEINERS GE] MILITARY PAPERS   Rob Mail Wagon Carrying Official Documents to Lord French.

ELEVATOR FALES   Kut Wausau People Thought Noise Wit Wik Diese tin

ELEVATOR FALLS   tut Varusza People Thought Noise Was Romb Explosion

AMERICANS LEAD IN OLYMPIC GAMES   i ifave Good -Lead Over Other Nz  ions in the Six Events ‘haus Far Contested) 7

U. 3, MAINTAINS OLYMPIC LEAD; U, C. STARS PLAGE      {By Henry Farrell, United Press Stafl “ Correspondent.]

U. S. ATHLETES LEAD OLYMPIC BY TWO TO ONE   America 6% Finland 34, England 19, Sweden 13 1-2, France 12 js Score

AMERICANS WIN TWO EVENTS IN OLYMPIAL      ‘High Jump And 100-Meter Bast Captured By U.S. t Athletes.

LOGANSPORT Hl BY GLOUDBURST   Homes Flooded and Great Dam. age Done—Washodts on Railroads Delay Traffic. —

HIGH COST OF TALK   Expenditures for Publication of Congressional Record

RECALLS THE EARIA DAYS.   Recent Heavy Rains Flood Section in West Part of the County,

ALLOHIO ROADS LEAD TO MARION EARLY TOMORROW  TUIDTY CDECPIAL TRAINS TO   THIRTY SPECIAL TRAINS TO BRING IN THOUSANDS OF VISITORS.   HORDES WILL BE FED UNDER MAMMOTH TENT

HARDING TAKES REST FOR EVENT OF THURSDAY   Thirty-seventh Annua Convention to Be Held at Covode August 5 and 6—Session Opens ‘in Morning.   PROGRAM NOTES

Unless Rain Intervenes to Spoil Things, Nearly 100,000 Persons Are Expected to Visit Senator Harding’s Home City For Ceremonies Thursday---30 Special Trains Chartered.

Little Ohio Town Becomes A City of Tents to House Vast Throng of Pilgrims   One Hundred Thousand Pet sons Expected in Marion t Hear Senator Harding’ Speech Accepting G. O. F Nomination.

HARDING RESTS UP FOR THURSDAY'S CEREMONIES   Strenuous Program Prepared For the Notification Ceremonies Tomorrow,

Republican Mecca for Thurs day Will be Home of Presidential Nominee.

KING CONSTANTINE TENDERED HONORS      SALUTE OF 21 GUNS IS FIRED IN VENICE HARBOR—GREETED BY ITALIANS.

ITALY RECEIVES CONSTANTINE IN ROYAL FASHION   Formey King and Party Arrive At Venice Early In Morning and Salute Is Fired By Ship and Fort On Island Of St- Cearce,   MET BY. ADMIRAL OF PORT

CONSTANTINE. IN ITALY   Received With All Bouors Due to Boverelgn. of Priendly Kalion.

HONORS FORMER KING   CONSTANTINE IN ITALY   Received With All Honers Due to Bovereign of Friendly Nation.

TALIANS WELCOME KING CONSTANTINE   Greek Monarch Enroute te Athen to Re-occupy the Throne !s Honored

VENICE TURNS OUT-T0 HONOR * “GRECIAN KING   Constantine is Welcomed With Bespect DueSavéreign of Friendly Natlon

GONSTANTINE Is AEUEIVED WITT HUNGHS WN HTALI   ‘Receives a Salute of Twenty One Guns   'REACH PORT SUNDAY AFTERNOON

GOTTRE   : . apy ~ og Relieved For These  Earlingtos { Ladies By External Remedy.

GOTTRE   Retieved For These Earlington Ladies by External Remedy.

MORE MEN ARE OUT OF WORK   Three Hundred and Thirty-one Employees of the So. Pacific Are Out.

PREVIOUS RECORDS BROKEN.   Repeblican Majority ‘in the Next House Will Be 176.

RECORD BROKEN BY PLURALITY IN HOUSE OF 6. 0. P.   Count Now Shows Re publicans Have Won  305 Seats.

RECORD PLURALITY   Republicans Will Have’ 305 Members in House of Representatives.

TOO MANY EATING GAXE TOO MANY WANT BREAD 19 GAUSE OF URRESI   REPRESENTATIVE OF RAILROAL WORKERS ARGUES FOR AD. VANCE IN WAGE SCALE.

“STARVATION WAGES’   Brotherhood .. Chief  Makes Plea for Wage Increase for Railwaymen _ .

TOO MANY EATING CAKE AS OTHERS WANT BREAD: GRABLI  Ry Asaeoriated Press Leaeed Wire

SAYS A LEADEE   RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD MAN ) ARGUES CASE BUFORYE THE LABOR BOARD

“STARVATION “WAGES” PAID   ‘Too Many People F ind Ht ‘Impossible to Get. :: - Enough Bread” .---

CLAIM WORKERS ON “STARVATION WAGE’   FEDERAL RAILROAD BOARD HEARS ARGUMENT OF JON HEAD      Maintenance of Way Men Must Have Increase to Live, Spokesman Says

TOO MUCH CAKE; NOT ENOUGH BREAD   Underlies Unrest, Says Un. ion President.

IMMIGRATION MUST BE CHECKED NOV   Unassimilable Element Thai Is Coming in ‘is Dangerous And Tends tg Create Bol. shevism, Says) Judge Mitcholl Mav. ‘

Hand Horribly Mangled,   Reguires Nearly One Hundred Stitches Te  Dress the Hand.

REFORMED WORKERS TO BE HERE SUNDAY   Forward Movement Field Day Will Be Observed — Noted Speakers Will Appear in Hanover Pulpits.

FIELD DAY FOR REFORMED CHURCH   Special Services Sunday Will b Held in Interest of Forward Movement,

BEATEN FOR REFUSING TO SUPPORT NEWBERRY   Candidate For State Senator Heates After Refusing to Support Nowberry.

NEWBERRY CAUSED MANY DEFEATS   Aspirants For Office Fell Beneath Political Hammer

LOST OWN POLITICAL BATTLE BECAUSE HE _ OPPOSED NEWBERR}   WITNESS IN NEWBERRY ‘TRIAL  TELLS HOW SUPPORT OF  , NEWSPAPERS WAS   WITHDRAWN

Opposition to Newberry Cost Him. His Electior   Witness on Stand at Grand Rapids Bares Some of the Political History of Michigan Campaign.

WILL IMPROAE ~ANOAD STREET   COUNCIL ORDERS. ST. PAVEL FROM WASHINGTON TO ‘SNOW STREET   GLEAN- UP AY 1S SEI

COUNCIL ORDERS ST. PAVEL FROM WASHINGTON TO SNOW STREET   GLEAN- UP DAY 1S SET

ARN DECLARES  USINESS NEEDS TAXES REVISION   New York Banker Gives Views on National Revenue Problems Before House Ways and Means Committee   INTIMATES McADOO TALK. HAS POLITICAL MOTIVE

Tax Laws Must Be : Revised, Says Kahn   ‘The Federal Tax Laws Must Be Al. tered—Kahbn Denounced Economics Aspects of Treaty of Versuitles.

REVISION OF _ TAX LAWS IS KAHN DEMAND   New York Banker Gives the House Ways and Means Committee Views.

BUSINESS LABORS UNDER STRAIN OF TAX, WARNS KAHN   Revision Of Laws Im. perative, Banker Tells  House Committee.

OTTO KAHN KNOCKS EXCESS PROFIT TAX   N.Y, Banker Declares Levies on High Ineome Not Productive

EXCESS PROHT “TAX MIST EY   KAHN, NEW YORK BANKER DENOUNCES TREATY’S:  ECONOMIC ASPECT °~

EXCESS PROFIT TAX “MUST GO"   Country Demands Revision, Says Kahn.   INCOME SURTAXES ARE NECESSITY   Warns Against Excessive Levies.

TAX REVISION IS NECESSARY, KAHN DECLARES   New York Banker Tells Con. gress That Healthy Growth Depends on It   ASSAILS THE TREATY   Claims Economic Aspect of Trea ty of Versailles Are Unwise

PEACE TREATY DEVASTATING BANKER AVERS      Necessary to Retrace Our ' Steps and Establish Sane System of Taxation.   PLACE RIDICULE ON M’ADOO'S STATEMENT

BANKER WANTS TAX LAW REVISED   Otto H. Kahn Declares Business Demands Tax Revision   Excess Profits Tax Must Gc tnsists Banker in Testimony

ee  eeeEeE—eeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEe  NEW YORK GANKER IN ADDRESS APPEALS FOR AEVISION OF TAX LAWS   DENONTCES ECONOMIC PROVI STONS OF THE VERSAILLES TREATY AND LEAGUP,

GLAIMS TAK HURTS NATION'S BUSINESS   OTTO KAHN FAVORS ALTERING ECONOMIC ASPECTS VERSAILLES TREATY   Shairman Fordney, However, Declares Some Merchants Would Pass Along the Tax to the Consumer,

NEED REVISION OF TAX LAWS   Otto Kahn, New. York Banker, Before House W. M. Committee

Bo NEEDS TAKES REVIOED, CAS ATO KARN   Excess Profits Tax Mast Go, Committee Told by Banker.   Tax on Bank Deposits Woulc Mean Return to “Barter.”

TAXATION SYSTEM BLAMED BY KRRN FOR ECONOMIC ILL   Denounces Versailles Treaty as Devastating Influence in Disregard of Right.   ‘WARNS EXCESSIVE LEVY ©   OF SURTAXES DANGEROUS   New York Banker Makes Fight  for Revision of Tax Laws as Business Necessity.

NEW YORK BANKER BFFORE COMMITTEE   TELLS LOWER HOUSE PROBERS IF COUNTRY IS TO CONTINUE HEALTHY GROWTH BURDENS MUST BE LIGHTENED.

TAK LAWS WUSI BE RAISED NOW   That’s What Banker Tell House Ways and Means Committee.

BANKER ASKS CONTINUANCE OF SURTAXES   Otto H. Kahn De. nounces Economic Aspects of Treaty. —

COUNTRY WILL DEMAND TAX LAW REVISION   NECESSARY IF HEALTHY GROWTH OF BUSINESS IS  TO CONTINUE, SAYS BANKER OTTO H. KAHN.   Senator France Seeks Amnesty for Prisoners Held for Vio lations of Espionage Act.

SE REVISE. THETIX. LAN. SAYS BANKEI   Otto H: Kalin Before the House Committee Says Income ‘Sur-_tax Must Be.Continued. .   oe Vo EXCESSIVE LEVIES. UNWISE   Declares Versailles Treaty Dis" Bstrous From Economic . Viewpoint.  ras

REVIGION OF THE TAX LAWS [a NECESOARY TO FREEDOM OF Uo,  TRADE SAYS KAHN

KAHN BLAMES TAXES   Famous New York Financier Declares Levies Big Factor in Present Situation.

CHANGE UN TAK LAWSESSENTIAL,  “KN EPI ABE   Business of, Country. Demands ard Must Have Revision, "He. Declares:   ECONOMIC. ASPECTS ‘OF. . 6 PERCE TREATY FLAYED   New. York Banker ‘Calls. for Continuation ‘of : ineome . Surtaxes :

HIS MESSAGE A GLAD HAND TALK   President de la Huerta Ex tends the Olive Branch to the World.

MEXIGO FRIENDLY WITH ALL FOREIGA COUNTRIES, POLIG   De la Huerta in His Message te Mexican Congress Points to U. S. Relations.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE UNDER WAY   British Cabinet Officers Confer With Emissaries With Offers of Truce.   SOME SCOUT PEACE TALK   Possibility of Armistice With Sin Fein Forces Grows With Better industrial Condition.

British and Sinn Fein Leaders Urge Caution in Peace Negotiations

IRISH-BRITISH PEACE SAID T0 BE PROGRESSING   Prospects Brightening by Improved Industrial Conditions. Raflway Men Return io Work,

NEGOTIATION FOR IRISH PEACE IS MOVING RAPIDLY   HENDERSON REPORT EXPECTED WHEN CABINET MEETS; IRISH CONDITIONS [IMPROVED

HOLD CONFERENCE FOR IRISH. PEAC      ENGLISH CAWINET MEETS SINN FEINERS

CHARGES WILSON WITH DELAYING _ PEACE TREAT   President ‘Criticied by Sen. ator Harding im Speech at GO.P Bally:

OHIO REPUBLICANS MEET.   Enthusiastic Party Rally Held i: Columbus---Harding and Hays Speak.

REPUBLICANS IN BUCKEYE OTATE UPEN CAMPAIGN  WITH BIG RALL   Ohio G. 0. P, Holds Monster Meeting at Columbus, With Harding and Hays as Principal Speakers,   CHARGE WILSON WITH DELAY TO PEACE PACT   Senator, Presidential Candidate, Enumerates Princtples Which Should Be !n National Platform,

OHIO REPUBLICANS DENOUNGE ATTITUDE WILSON WAS TAKEN   Charge President ‘With Sole. Re: sponsibility’ For Delay In Americanizing Treaty.   HARDING OUTLINES VIEWS

Ohio Senator Declares Repub fican Party Welcomes Responsibility of Americanizing Pact

RONFESS GRIN   Alleged to Have Been Committed in Revenge Against Victim Who. Wronged Girl   ‘DELIBERATE MURDER - WAS PLANNED BY THEM   Both Confess t to Participating in the Killing of 2 Youne Man.

THE BlG TYPE BOYS   SPOTTED POLAND BREEDERS PERFECT ORGANIZATION.   Plan Now is to Have State Association Sale in Tipton.

THE. Bl TPE BOYS      ait    Now. i& to Mave State Associa a Silein Tipton, + 

SOVIETS ARE INVADING JAP TERRITORY   Party of 200 Japanese Pros: pectors in Peril on Sakhalien Island.   RELIEF EXPEDITION IS SENT   European Governments Realize That the Bolsheviki Have Come to Stay —France Ready to End War on the Reds.

PANEOt TOLAND INVADED BY REDS   Many Prospectors in Peril or ¢ $akahalien Territory.   WRATH OF JAPS INVITED   Relief Expedition Sent Out by the Tokyo Government—Allies Begin to Realize That Bolshevism Has Come to Stay.

Sugar.Dealers With Hoardea Stocks Face Ruin in View ol Spectacular Drop in Prices

RETRIBUTION OVERTAKES ‘EM   SUGAR BARONS HAVE THEIR PROFITS WIPED OUT.   DROP IN PRICE IS SUDDEN   Price May Go Down to Ten or Twelve Cents—Word’s Supply Is Very Large. 

BIG DEALERS HARD HIT BY QWN RECOIL IN THE SUGAR SLUMP: PRICES FALI

[DROP IN PRICE OF SUGAR TO CONTINU?      Holders of Big § Stoeks Face Heavy Loss in’ Profits-—-Misjudged Effect of Prohibition

SUGAR PROFITEERS CAUGHT IN SLUMP   Their Own High Prices Cause Them Big Losses   Prospect That Drop in Cost Will Go as Low as 15 Cents Soon

VOTE FOR MISSISSIPPI WOMEN   Suffrage Bit Corties in State Senate at Jackson Without Negz,tive Vote.

MISSISSIPPI WOMEN MAY VOTE   Suffrage Bill Passed by Senate With. aut Neaative Vote.

HIRED CROP BURNED   A. N. Wilson Conlessed That He Tried to Cullect Insurance

SLIGHT EXPLOSION “SHEN AND THEN PIR BURST —INFLAMES   National Guardsmen Are Sent Quickly to Scene; Hobby Takes Vigorous Steps      Freight of Great Value Lies On Wharf but Steamships Towed to Safety

TROOPS GUARD TEXAS DOCKS DURING FIRE.   Governor Orders Out All Troops i State Guard To Guard Property And Prevent Further Fires

OUT OF GOAL, SCHOOL ~ 1S FORCED TG CLOSE   State School For Girls at Clermont: Fofced to Close Because of Lack of Coal.

bAAND OPERA ARTISTS UUMPELLED TO PAY FOR THe APPLAUSE THEY GET   ALLEGED CLIQUE HEARD BY AS SISTANT STAGE WANAGER “SHAKES DOWN” SINGERS,

Chicago Grand Opera Co Company  ~ Buys Its Applause, State Tenor

PAY FOR~ APPLAUSE   This is Way Singers -ol-Shicago Grand Opera.Company Get te

High as $20 a a Performance Has Been Collect. .  ed From Singere

Pay For Applause   Members of the Chicago Opera Co. Tell of the Ac livities of Claque.

~~ MOBILIZED ON PLOT RUMORS   Wide Spread Plot to Free Con victs in Arkansas State Penitentiary Reported.

LITTLE PROGRESS If MADE AT JOINT MEE   Conferees Unable to Solve Coal Shortage Problem In Ohio Cities

REMEDY OBVIOUS SAYS ARGHBISHO   In Pastoral Letter Relating to Conditions and Ireland as Existing Today.

EXPLAINS WHEAT PRICE CUT   Public Clamor fer Cheaper Living and Canadian Competition Causes, Claim Experts.

‘CLAMOR CUTS WHEAT PRICE   Chicago Experts Tell Why Price of Grain Went Down,

United States Special Agent Seizes Communist Party Member at Springfield, Mass,

ISADORE EVELESKY ARRESTED   United States Special Agent Seizes  Communist Party Member at fnrinefieiA Race

ISADORE EVELESKY ARRESTED   United States Special Agent Seizes Communist Party Member at Springfield, Mass.

EVENTS HAVE TAKEN 4 BE: CIDED TERN WITHIN. THE LAST TWO WEEKS   iT OF ‘THOUGHT ‘CE HARD. RPRRIH

COX'S RECEPTION IN NEW ENGLAND PUTS HOPE HIGH   Beclares Turn in Political Events: Now Gives Hint ny 2 ew wn LP oe

GOX TELLS HIS-DREAM: ~—TOPEOPLE IN-THE EAST   Democratic Candidate Bay. «He Bees -Big Landslide’ for His Election.   HEDGING ON: THE TREATY

M’SWINEY. IS STILL ALIVE   Although Reported Very Low This  WMarnine

MAYOR OF CORK HAS A RESTLESS WiGHT      His Condition is “Very Low,” Ae cording to Private Chaplain, Father Dominic.

MAC SWINEY LOSES STRENGTH IN SLOW HRN   Private Chaplain, Visits Cell ALD Ass SI. rauositd shu

IM’SWENEY HAS RESTLESS NIGHT   Lord Mayor Is Still Conscious and His Mind Remains Active

MACSWINEY SHOWS SIGNS OF GREATER WEAKNESS TODAY   Lord Mayor of Cork “Very Low” Says Chaplain After V isit  in the Prican

MACSWINEY WEAKER AG HUNGER STRIKE OF a0 DAYS GOES OF   Shows No Signs Of Chang. ing Mind As Death Nears. —

CORK LORD MAYOR WEAKER: DEATH NEAF   MacSwiney Spends _ Restles: Night; ‘““Very Low” Is Report From Bedside.

CORK’S LORD MAYOR TS VERY LOW AND  HIS END NEAR   Bonar Law Replies to Labor , Party Request for Mercy Stating Government Stand

OMAGS AY IN      aes VE ERY. LOW Fu q      ‘Mayer of Cork: Spent. i Restless og Nieht in Prison,

UITY EMPLOYED QUIT THEIR JOBS   Chicago Threatened with Municipal Tie Up   1000 CLERKS STRIKE   stenographers, Bookkeepers. Garbage Handlers and Others Leave Posts—Ses-. sion of City Council is Guarded by Police—Other Groups Threaten to go Out.

MUNICIPAL CLERKS ON STRIKE   Chicago ‘ity Business in Danger ot Paralvais.

MUNICIPAL CLERKS IN CHICAGO STRIKE   Stenographers, Bookkeepers and Garbage Handlers Are Also  Out Demanding Inerance

Teeth a aah cc     MEMES Meelly: Sens  REVISED LIST OF DEAD BY STATES   MAY CHICAGO FMIPI AVES AIT

CITY WORKERS  ARE STRIKING   Municipal Clerks, Sten: ographers and Bookkeepers Have Quit

PEN Pu     + ON SPREE   Chicago Clerks und Stenos Make DRentund for More.Pay

CHICAGO FACES STRIKE.   City Clerks, Stenographers anc Bookkeepers Quit---Garbage Plant Closed.

CHICAGO WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE   MORD THAN 18,000 OTHER CITY EMPLOYEES THREATEN TO WALK OUT. GARBAGE WORKERS CUT

CHICAGO FACES GENERAL STRIKE   City Clerks Walk Out anc Others Threaten to  Follow.

CHICAGO FACES STAAE OF MANY CITY EMPLOVES   1,000 City Hall Work ers Quit Work Tuesday   OTHERS ARE TO FOLLOW

MUNICIPAL CLERKS IN CHICAGO STRIKE      Disruption of the Cits’s Business I Threatened Unless Increase In Wages Is Granted.

CHICAGO: FACING A ENERAL TIEUE   One Thousand City Clerks ‘Goon Strike for Advance in Their Salaries   COUNCIL TAKES ACTION   Other Municipal Employes Threaten to Walk Out as a Matter of Sympathy

GENERAL-STRIKE — OF CHCABD CT      all” V ork Now * Crippled by Strike Other   Emplovees to Quit. 

City Council Endeavoring to Find Way Out of Financial Difficulties, Session Being Guarded by Policemen.

GOVERNOR ASKS oo ~ ROAD ‘BOND VOTE   But Increased Cost. Will Necessi : ‘ate Issue of 75 Million, Says  Qavarnae

GOVENER TO ASK ROAD BOND VOTE   But Increased Costs Will Necessitate Issue of 75 Million Dollars

HOLD SPUDS FOR HIGHER PRICES   Northern Michigan Houses Have 1,000,000 Bushels in Stock.

POTATO “STRIKE” IN MICHIGAN   Growers Have Million Bushels Btored Awaiting Higher Prices—Demand $1 a Buehei.

POTATO PRICES LOW          s Being Offered id Bushel.  Michigan Paro ’ €ents

HARD COAL MEN.   Miners and Operators Meeting ‘I Determing New Ware Seale,

MINERS’ WAGES ARE INCREASED   COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MINERS AND OPERATORS ADVANCE WAGES 25%

NEW HARD COAL PACT IS SOUGHT   Operators and Miners Hops to Reach Wage Agreement By April 1.

MINERS’ WAGE ~ CONFERENCE IN SESSION TODAY   Meetings Expected to Continue for Several Weeks Before Definite End Comes.

CATTLE RUSTLING CASE IS CLEARED IN SAN ANTONIO   SUNFESSION BY MEMBER OF GANG BRINGS FInST NEWS TO OWNERS OF THEFTS

PINCHOT PROTESTS  PALMER’S DECISION   TURNING OVER CALIFORNIA OIL LANDS TO RAILROAD.   Contention Made That Large Acre age Is Within Petreleum Keserves Set Aside for Pro.  fection of Navy.

PROTEST PALMER DECISION   Oli, LAND VALUED Ar 500 MELe LPN PMOL DL ALS AWARDED sul THEE PACEHEIC,

BIRTHS SHOW BIG DECREASE   Extinction W Within 150 Years Said to Face the i United States

SLO EE a SOOO ei -— sw ee ee  WARNS AMERICA IS APPROACHING EXTINCTION AS RESULT OF BIRTH CONTROL THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

ANILROAD RATES ~TNGREASED 10 MEET THE WAGE SWART   20 Per Cent Increase in Passenger Fares, 25 Per Cent in Freight Rates and Surcharge Of 50 Per Cent on Pullman Rates is Allowed by I. C. C,

General Strike Of  2 ‘Railroad Employees OF eated By Union Heads   Brotherhood Chieftains Say Unfavorable Answer to Demands for Increased Wages; May _ Result in Unauthorized Walk-out. Agreement on Rail Legillation .  -. Munt Come Promptly:

LEADERS FEAR A NER SAKE ~OFRAIL FMPLOVES   Labor Leaders Not Cer - dain Whether They -. ‘Can Control Men.   WAGE INCREASE ~~ JS AN ESSENTIAL   Men Will Quit Work If Director General Hines Refuses to Grant Raise.

ThE FEAREL BY CHIEFTAINS   Of Railroad Brotherhoods, by Railway Employes, Without Authority from Leaders   UNLESS WAGE DEMANDS OF MEN ARE GRANTED   Brotherhood Officials Declare They Don’t Want Such Action But Fear It.

Jutcome Hinges on Result of Conference With Hines Tuesday Say Brotherhood Chieftains, Predicting Trouble Ahead for Administration.   MEN ASK FAVORABLE ANSWER TO QUESTION   Leaders are Flooded With Letters From Workers Declaring Intention to Strike Unless Wage Increase is Forthcoming Immediately.

Brotherhood Leaders F ear! Revclt Among Organized Workmen Who Indicate: They Will Not Be Re- strained By Union Heads!

FEDERAL AIDS KILL MAN IN CHICAGO   Major Dairymple’s Officers Capture Eight Booze Runners.   Whisky Men and Four Trucks Are Taken After Hot Battie Near Hurley, Wis,

BOOZE RUNNER KILLED   DRY AGENTS SLAY MAN IN GUN BATTLE.   Dairyrnpie Men Wound Several in Fierce Fight in Wisconsin Woods ~-Whisky Seized.

a ee AERO CSA? bn me its  Irish Press Cries Against Discharge of Mr. Joseph Byrne

IRISH PRESS AROUSED BY BYRNE ACI   DISMISSAL OF HEAD OF IRISH  CONSTABULARY HELD UNWaARRENTERD

BYRNES LIKED BY BOTH SIDES   Sinn Fein and Unionist Displeased at Police Head’s Dismissal

Wood in Favor of Immediate Ratificatior   Of the Peace Treaty With the Lodge _ Reservations as They Safeguard  American Interests

WOOD DECLARES FOR LODGE PLAN   Lodge Pian would Americanize Treaty and Make Nation Safe, Says Candidat€; Defies Borah.

WOOD JN FAVOR OF LODGE RESERVATIONS   Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood Says League of Nations Should be Acceptod as Modified.

RESERVATIONS OF LODGE SUPPORTEL BY GENER’L WOO!   Republican Candidate Says Reservations Americanize the Peace Treaty

WOOD LAUDS LODGE PACT PROPOSALS   Answers Borah’s Ques tionnaire by Endorsing Modifications.

WOOD WILL UPHOLD RESERVATIONS   Says Treaty Should Be Accented As Modified

WOOD URGES PEACE PACT WITH LODGE RESERVATIONS   ‘Candidate for Republican Nomination  Yor President. Telly Borah the  Treaty Should be Ratified

Jobs for All This Winter Says Federal Employment Bureau; Fewer Now Idle

NO SHORTAGE OF W0  BS THIS WINTEE   Federal Labor Director Aver Factories Are Resuming Operations.

Employment Expected to Be Must Plentiful of Any Year Except War Years   12,000 OUT OF WORK IN OHIO, 15,000 IN MAINE   REPORTS TO DIRECTOR OF LABOR DEPARTMENT EMPLOYMENT 6ERVICE INDICATE ABUNDANT WORK.

CORA iti iit, eu alata octet itael BORDERS OF NEW ARMENIA AND BATUM DISCUSSED

NEW MAN FOR A BIG JOB   Frank D. Richardson to Succeed Ma. jor Dalrymple at Chicago,

GETS -~DALRYMPLE’S JOB   Frank D. Richardson, Head of Inter. nal Revenue Bureau, New Pro. hibition Director.

SUBSCRIBE TO CORPORATION   Ft. Worth Banks Will Give 3 Per Cent of Capital Stock

LIOUOR PLANK?      White Flousa Of fieints: Discredit Ue port Wilson Is for Light Wine an) Heer,

JONSON OPER us BATTLE. Of TWO OPPONENTS   Senator Attacks Alleged Ex penditure of Money in Primary Campaign of South Dakota   ASSERTS PROFITEERS  ARE TRAITORS TO LAND   League of Nations Question, Including European Quarrels, Are Discussed

SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY WADE  BATTLEGROUND      HINT OF BRIBERY - IN POLL   VAST SUMS ARE BEING SPENT THERE BY REPUBLICANS

BOODLING IN a. 0. BY Hla AIVALS {c JOHNSON CHARGE   Wood and Lowden Hinted Users of Filthy Lucre in Effort to Enlist Support.

JOHNSON CHARGES — - GREAT EXTRAVAGANCE   ‘Says Wood. and Lowden Are ‘Spending ‘Huge Sums of Money. —

JOHNSON AFTER RIVALS  IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE   California Senator Finds North Dakota A “Battle Ground of Wealth and Power”

CALIFORNIAN OPENS IRE ON OPPONENTS   PITTING HIS ABILITY AGAINST GREAT WEALTH.    Senator Johnson Charges That Like  Expenditure of Money in South Dakota Primary Has Sel } don Been Seen.

JOHNSON CHARGES U0. P. OPPONENTS ARE EXTRAVAGANT   Republican Senator, Candidate For Nomination, Says He Can Not Compete With Such Expenditures.

Lowden and Wood Money Is Quite Plentiful:Is.  Johnson’s Declaration      California Senator Asserts it May Be Their Good and His Bad Fortune.

JOHNSON SCORES HIS REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN RIVAL!   Senator Tells South Dakdta * About Wealth of Lowden and Wood.

POUR MONEY INTO DAKOTA---JOHNSO!   California Senator Say. Wood and Lowden Backers are Using Vast Sums.

JOUNSON ATTACKS OPPONENTS.   Charges Expenditure in Soeth Dakota Primary is Pnornious.

OTH OAKOTA TAM WADE: ~GATTLEGROUND   HINT OF BRIBERY. IN POLL   VAST SUMS ARE BEING SPENT THERE BY REPUBLICANS

JOHNSON SCORES WOOD AND LOWDEN   “Declares Enormous Sums cf Money have Been Expended in South Daketa—Says He Cannot Com pete with Them.

REIECT BIDS FOR HOG ISLAND YARD   Get Offers of But Little Over $4, 000,000 for Ship. Building Plant Costing $70,000,000.

ONLY TWO BIDS FOR HOG ISLAND BOTH REJECTED   Only $4,268,520 Offered Fo Plant Costing $70,000,000

HOG ISLAND PLANT . MAY BE RETAINED   Bids For the Big Ship Building Plant. Were Both Tao Low  *

Huge Ship Yards Near Philadelphia Cost Government Total of $70,000,000 to Build During War—Untied States Shipping Board Turns Down Two Bids Which Were  Received, Termine Them Inadequate.

REIECTS BIDS ON BIG PBUILDING a air         Highest’ Was $4,268,750 Wher ~ Hog ‘Island Structure Cosi “, Government, $70,000'000..- I~

PROPOSITION TO LEASE - HOG ISLAND SHIPYARL   Only Two Bids to Buy Received  Are Considered Entirely Inmadantiate

NEW PLAN I8 CONSIDERED   Cabinet Members May Be Namiec Before Election; Would Inchide Strong Men.

NOT HARDING BUT HIS CABINET STRONE   That Will be Talking Point According to Correspondent David M. Lawrence

REPUBLICANS MAY HAME CABINET BEFORE ELECTION   Party Leaders Believe Ticket Would Be ened by Making Such Announcement.

HARDING CABINET SELECTED   Republican Candidate to Be Un. der Old Guard Instruction   THOUGHT “SAFE” FOR THEM   Slate of Probable Advisers is Made Public

REPUBLIGANS WILL CAMPAIGN — - WITH HARDING'S CABINET PLAN - ASREASON FOR HIS. ELECTION

A LIKELY SLATE FOR A CABINET   HARDING HAS WRALTH OF MATHRIAL IF FLKOCTED.   DIFFERENT MAN THAN WILSON   Devid Lawrence “Says Nemince is Net Afraid te Aask Advice and Net .» Faver of One-mas Gevernment.

~ HARDING ~ CABINET   SLATE THAT WILL IN. “SURE SUCCESS OF &. QO. ‘   At November Election is - Suggested and May. Be Harding’s: Selections for Important Posts — Cam nation Pland

_ HARDING — . CABINET   SLATE THAT WILL IN. _ SURE SUCCESS OF G   At November Election is Sugkested and May Be . Harding’s Selections - for Important Posts — - Cam-_paign Plans.

MANY HURT IN DAN'SH RIOT   Radicals and Police in Clash im Copen. hagen—Shots Fired od Polite...  men Boater

DANES RIOT IN COPENHAGEN   Many Injured in Clash Between Radicals and Police.

DANISH GRISIS IS NEARING AN END   Agreement Reached to Call off General Strike Throughout Nation

MANY HURT IN DANISH RIOT   Radicals and Police in Clash in Copen. hagen—Shots Fired and Policemen Beaten.

PROMISES SOME SURPRISES   Georgee J. Wouds, Organizing Pershing Campaign in Enat., Ready ta Wame Committre.

Georgee J. Wovuda, Organizing Pershing Campaign im Maast,, Ready to Name Committee.

THREE WESTERN STATES CALL SPECIAL SESSION   Le tures of Idaho, Wyoming an ew Mexico to Ratify Suffrage te Amendment

FHREE WESTERN STATES CALL SPECIAL SESSION   Legislatures of Idaho, Wyoming and ‘New Mozxico to Ratify Suffrage  Amandmant

SUFFRAGE UP TO 3 STATES   New Mexico, ‘Idaho and Wyoming . ta Vote on Tssue Soon.

WOMAN TO RUN FOR CONGRES   Mrs. Maude Gilasner of Nashville, Mich., Announces Her Candidacy on Democratic Ticket.

WILL ASK FOR PLACE,   Mrs. oseph Gillispie Seeks o b Made Kegular. Rutal ‘Carriers. 

WILE ASK POR PLACE,   Mrs. Joseph Gillispie Seeks 0 be Made Regular Rural Carriers,

BUIEDING: TRUST RACKET COMBED   Exposure. of ‘Bribes to Be. of - "-Benefit..te, Organized: eee bor.

BEMES STATEMENT  THAT BRIBE WAS PAIE   Samuel Untermeyer Says Decr larations Are Made to x Miclaac Pithlic

LABOR PRAISED FOR SUPPORTING INVESTIGATION   Counsel Defends Organized Labor For Attitude In Building Probe.

SAD OBE OF $2000 WAS Pal   ra End a Building Strike In New York City—nvestigation Continued.

EXPOSE WOLVES IN RANKS OF LABOR IS PLEA OF UNTERMYER   Declares Organized Labor i _ Supporting Inquiry Into  Building Trust      PROMISES PROOF OF RING ORGANIZED BY BUILDING MEN   Both Labor and Emplovers Vic. timized, Claims Prosecutor

SCORES WOLVES OF UNION LABOR   Samuel Untermeyer Declare Vultures Are Fattening on Vitals of Labor.

SAYS LABOR SHOULD EJECT PROFITEER   Counsel Makes Statement in Inquir: Into the Alleged Building Trust.

Probe of Aileged Building Trus' Will Clean Councils Says Untermyer.   LABOR HAS BEEN VICTIM   Some Employers Also Dragnetted Into Association, He Asserts. °

BRIBERY GRaE {i Ree rah ALA  vi penne —" es Coes a rmatean   ge «CE IN CASE AGAINST » LREENE COUNTY TRUSTER COMPLETED AT NOON   CHARGE DENIED BY JONES

BRIBERY Ghat 1a HEALY FOR JURY      EVIPENCH IN CASH AGAINST  GREENE COUNTY TRUSTER ~ 2. 4 COMP . HPED AT NOON   CHARGE DENIED BY JONES

GREATEST FRENCH AGE ENTERS POLITICAL LIFE   FONCK TAKES UP LEGISLATION 2 TO DEVELOP AERIAL TRAFFIC

MEXICAN WOMAN SEVERELY BURNET   Explosion of a Gasoline Stove This ‘Férenoon Résults in the Probable Fatal Burning of Mrs. F. Mar “ cghado: Taken to Co, Hospital

Soot Ignited Roof At Home O' Charles Jackson And Small  Damage Resulted.   CHEMICALS WERE USED

WAGE INGHERSE ON RAILROADS   Chairman Whiter Says Cost Must Be Seriously Considered.

COST TO THE RAILROADS MUST BE CONSIDEREL   1. Whiter Criticises Presentation of Keply to Demands of Employes Mecently Presented.

WHITER CAUTIONS RAIL LABOR BOARD ON WAGE INCREASE:      ‘Says Serious Consideration  Wywust be Made Before Demands Allowed

MIGHTY CLOSE IN TENNESSBE.      Cex Ahead On Presideat, But Tayler Leading fer Governet.

MAY END COAL “VACATION   Anthracite Miners to Hold Meeting at Wilkesbarre—Hope to End Strike, ~t

FARMERS’ HEAD URGES STAND   PRES'DENT . OF UNION CALLS FOR ACTION AGAINST LOW PRICES

TROUBLE AHEAD TN FARM STRIKE   Barrett Intimates Evidence’ i: Sought for Indictment of Movement Leaders

TOLD TO DEFY PROBE   President of National Farmers’ Union Urges Strike.   “Charles S. Barrett Exhorts Them to Hold Crops-—Go to Jail if Necessary.

FARMERS TOLD TO DEFY60V'T PROBE         Charles S. Exhorts Them to

m OSECUTIONS = HELD POSSIBLE   Head: of Hational. Union Urges Farmers fo Hold Grops,:   SLEUTHS 1 AGTISR, HE SAYS

INDICT WHEAT STRIKERS?   Head of National Farmers’ Unior Svs Federal Agents are Investjtigating Producers.

PROSECUTIONS HELD } FSSIBLE   Head of Rational Union Urges ~— Farmers fo Hold Crops.   SLEUTHS IN ACTION, HE SAYS

‘Chas. S. Barreit,. a tof Fariviers’ Unise   Advises ‘Farmers to Hold for Better Vriets and-to Go to Jal, if Neccs. sary. to Curry Out Polley

BARRETT ADVISES TILLERS 10 60 TO JAIL RATHER THAN SELL FARM PRODUCTS AT PRESENT LOW PRICES

FARMERS URGED TO “G0 T0 Jal  AF NEED BE” IN ~— FIAT FOR RICHI   President of National Organization Demands. Reduced Production .or Equitable Prices   ‘SAYS THIS IS NOT AN IDLE THREAT   FLAYS LATER HEAD OF. DEPART MENT OF AGRICULIGRE AS MAN NOW TRYING TO ‘LOWER FARM PRICES

FARM STRIKE URGED   FARMERS TOLD BY LEADER TO  DEFY PROBE,    Go to Jail if Necessary, Exhort: Charles S. Barrett, President of — the Union,

ARE FEDERAL AGENTS  . ‘TRYING TO INDICT MEN   Declared That Aitempt is Being  Made to Do This to Wheat Growers

FARMERS URGED: ‘TO STICK TORETHE      Signs: Out. That Government Agents Are Out: Trying - tc Find Those That Urge the Holding of Crops’ for Higher  Prices:

FARMERS URGED “TO STICK TORETHER   Signs Out That Government Agents Are Out Trying to Find-Those That Urge the  Holding of Crops for Higher po F

PERSHING MAY TOUR SOUTH AMERICE   a  Commandery of A. E. F. May Be Dispatched On Good Will Visit Below Eauator.

16-YEAR-OLD BOY 1S SENTENCED FORLIFE   Samuel Blevens of Little Rock Found Guilty of Murder.

RESUME OLD TRADE RELATIONS.   Roasia and italy Have Entered Tato A4n Agreement.

LABOR FEDERATION TO REBUKE REPUBLICAN!   Campers Is Nol Satisfied With the Phunk in Platform Adopled at Choingro,

A SHARP REBUKE AGAINST PARTY   American Federation of Labor Will go on Record Against the   G. O. P. PLATFORM   Opposed to the Plank on Labor Question—Affects Four Million Men

‘BRITISH ASK. WHO COMES NEXT   Government is interpeliated as te Whether it Is Meant to Fight America or Russia, by War Talk.

WAR TALK CONTINUES   “Next Fight With U. S.?” Briton Asks in Commons.   Carson Declares Funds to Destroy the British Empire Are Being Raised in America.

BRITONS ARE WARLIKE   CONTINUE THEIR SLURS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.   One Member Asks if Next Conflict Will Be With United States—Carson Blames America.

MEXICO TO EXPORT SUGAR   Government Says Supply on Hand More Than Needed.

STEEL FREIGHTER HAS GROUNDED NEAR MILWAUKEE   The W. B. Crawford Is Reporte to Be Pounding to Pieces on the Racks—Struck in a Fog.

WILSON ROUTED FOR TIME BLING IN PAGT FIGHT SS ASSERTION   _ondon Times, in Outcome of Treaty Quarrel, Sees President and His Ideas Completely Beaten,   REJECTION WAS NOT SURPRISE TO PARIS   Chief Executive Is Subject of Editorial Attacks in Several Newspapers for Causing ts Defeat.

QENATE 3 ACTION TOWARD TREATY COMMENTED UPON   France Long Ago Discounted It and Is Not Surprised Now.   Decision Pleases Germany, L’Eclaire Says, Among Other Things.

COMMENT AT LONDON ON TREATY FAILURE   TIMES SANS IT MARES ROUT OF WILSON COMPLETE.   Deplores Fact That Qecatien Wasnt Eater Presidential Campaigu— Reeelt Diecoeanted hv  tereneh Press.

SUFFERED BROKEN ARM   Mrs. John ‘Shugrue Painfully In jured at Zephyr Bakery

LOST SOLDIER BOY 1S FOUN   John F. Beaderstadt of Searshora La. cated at Knoxville, Suffering From Shell Shock,

SECRET SERVICE IS - ALL DRESSED UP BUI’ HAS NO: PLACE TO GO--ALL STILL   Palmer’s Uprising Consists of Lone Man in Mass sachusetts Who Rises. Up to Make Cutting Remark About Coolidge—Tenants Fight

MAY DAY WITHOUT TROUBLE IN THE INDUSTRIAL GENTERS   Special Precautions Taken to Forestali Any Dem onstrations of Violence Against Per- ; sons or Property.   NO INTERFERENCE WITH TALK’   Quitdocr Meetings and Parades Under Bar in New York and all Necessary Measures Taken to  BDensearws thin Poasnra

{CONCERTED VIOLENCE ES LOOKED FOR  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS BER VICE. TPACeN wWrPe mm st

Precautions Are Taken To Large Cities   No Indications of Any Serious Clashes Are Seen This Morning   MEETINGS TODAY ARE FOR SPEAKING   All New York Police Are On Guard Against Possible ‘*Red’’ Violence

CHICAGO FIREMEN MAY STRIKE APRIL 7   Men Demand Wage Increase of 8300 Vear—No Action Yet Taken by City Council. -

OIAIKES GROW DAY BY DAY IN ALL SECTIONS   UNREST SEEMS GENERAL BUT ALL BASED ON DEMAND FOR HIGHER PAY.   Railroad Workers. Miners. Mariners and Even City Emnloves Are Adding To Troubles.

FACE.OF RUBBER REPLACES MAN’S LOST FEATURES   New Nose, Lips and Cheek Are Grafted on Califarnia Man.

Boston Is Dryest Town In United States; New — York Still the Wettest

BOSTON IS ORYEST CITY   New York Leads in Prohibition Viojations, Enforcement Officer Says,

BOSTON DRYEST CITY _ AMERIGA SAYS KRAMER   Prohibition Commissioner i Statement Today Hands Bean City a Bouquet.   NEW YORK IS WETTEST

Federal Commissioner Announce: New York Is Wettest Place in Country Just Now,   DEPARTMENT DOING ITS EEST TO ENFORCE LAY   Declares Partial Prohibition Would Mean tho Immediate Re.  * sumption of the Sale of Stronger Liquor on the Sly.

BOSTON THE DRYEST GHY — IN THE UL S$   And New York Is the Wettest, According to Federal Prohibition Cemmissioner Kramer,

BOSTON I —ISWET   10 PLACES IX NEW YORK WHERE. PRORIBITION [8 VIOLATED,   PROHIBITION COMMISSIONER SAYS BOOZE GETTING SCARCE,

EMMA GOLOMAN NOW ANXIOUS 10 GET OUT OF RUSSIA 15 REPORT   Deportees Are Disgustec  With Soviet Rule; Would  Return to U.S.

REDS SICK OF RUSSIA   Berkman Says Radicals Deported by U. S. Want to Return.   Mrs. Kerensky, Wife of Former Head ef Russian Government, Escapes With Her Children.

AGREEMENT BY COMMMITTEE ON RAILROAD BIL!      ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE _ STRICKEN’ FROM BILL   Oper ating Income of Five and Half Percen: Guaranteed te Roads f fo: 18 Months to twe  Vany EGaYs

GONFERCES ABOUT AGREE ON HF AGT   WLIMINATH THE ANTESTRIKE PROVISION OF SENATI   ONLY MINOR DIFFERENCES   1. Modification of the Rate Making Section Also Agreed on by Chsir men Cannnins and Esch.

COMPROMISE IS REACHED ON THE RAILROAD BIL   ONLY MINOR DIFFERENCES KE. MAIN TO BE IRONED OUT BY THE CONFEREES.   Rate Making Section Also ModifiedPlan ta Expedite Measure So Way Will be Cleared for Return of Roads.

LAST TOUCHES ON RAIL BILL UP 10  CUMMING, Eabh   ‘Anti-Strike Provision Out and  Rate-Making Section Eased, Clearing Path Ahead.

CENTRAL TRADE UNION AND TRADE COUNCIL OF N.Y.   WAS FORMED TODAY AMID SCENT bh Pig ringe.

PLAN REPUBLICAN WEEKEND,   Atlantic City Event for Authors, Artits and Publiviats,

REPUBLICANS PLAN OUTING FOR ARTIST,   Get-Together Meetng of All Publicists and Celebrities For Atlantic City

PLAN REPUBLICAN JUBILEE   Authers, Pablishers and Cartoconiss te Have Celebratien at Atlarmtie City.

BiG REPUBLICAN ~WEEKENDPLANNEI      Get Together of ‘All Manner of Publicity Engineers at. Atlantic City.

CHICAGO STRIKE SPREADS.   ‘More Than 50,000 Thrown Out of, Work and 25 Railroads  : Alfpcted by Walkout.

“Runt  Organteatiown vornied by: Stcikera Peoposd Nation Wide Muyé6: incl—LHtall Managers Exptesy Con fidence Labor Laadera WILL Snveced in Qunshing Royoll.

STUDENTS SET GIVING EXAMPLE   Total of $31,150 [50 Subseribed And Pledged at College For  Thrive      MASS MEETING FRIDAY      Marked Re of Old Time College Spirit, Will Impetus to Million Dollar Cumpaien,

STUDENTS SET. GIVING EXAMPLE   Total of $31,150 Subscribed And Pledged at College For Drive.   [ASS MEETING — FRIDAY   Marked Revival of Old Time College Spirit. Will Impetus to Million Dollar Campaign.

HARDING'S HOME MAY BE PICKETED   Plans Are Being Perfected In Case Vermont Fails’ To Ratify Amendment.

WILL PICKET HARDING HOME   Suffragists Have Made Preparations for Such a Movement.

DEMOCRATS FROWN UPON BRYAN RULE   LEADERS GATHERING AT WASH. INGTON SCORN WHAT TREY CALL “ONE-MAN” CONTROL.

WILL BE ASKED 10. EXPLAI MATTERS   In Connection With the Trial of the Coal Operators and Miners.

NAMES LUBIN’S SUCCESSOR   California Educator to Join Intema. tional Institute of Agriculture

PLUM FOR CALIFORNIA,   ‘Thomas F. Hunt Sent to, tnternational Institute of Agriculture.

_- PETCHERS   COMPARISON OF THE HURLERS OF THE TEAMS IN THE WORLD SERIES   SPORT WRITERS THINK BROOK LYN WAS AVVANTAGE IN RESERVE STRENGTH

COMING WORLD'S SERIES WILE SEE BEST TWIRLERS IN THRILIANG ACTION

JAPAN FACES GERMANY’S ENE   Former U.S. Minister to Chin Says Japan May Follow German Imperialistic Path.   CONFRONTED BY WORLD

IAPAN FURTHERED HER OWN ENDS IN SIBERIA. 1S CLAIM   Paul  S. ~ Reinsch, Former American Minister to China, Makes Statement.   AMBITIONS WILL LEAD TO SAME END AS HUNS   Declares United States Took No Selfish Part—Whole - World 'nterested,

WILL WARN AGAINST JAPS IN SIBERIA   Former Minister To China Will Discuss Japanese , Bartici- ‘ pation. po

BADGER. CHARGES JAPS. sel OWN NS IN SIBERI   FORMER U.S. MINISTER TO CHINA REVEALS JAPAN- - . ESE POLICY INO THE FAR EAST

WILSON LETTER BEFORE SENATE   PRESIDENT OUTLINES REASONS THAT CHANGES WwouLD KILL UNION   Some Sénators Believe Communication Indicates New Attitude of the President.

AIMS ATTACK PARTICULARLY AT ANY CHANGE  IN ARTICLE }   Alteration Might Chill Attitude of Other Powers.   LETTER MAY LEAD TO A COMPROMISE   Senators Differ on What Effect It May Have. .

Leaders Take No Action Bu Make Ready For Parliamentary Action.   ARTICLE 10 IS BARRIER   Nation’s E--ecutive Says He Dors Not Doubt Faith of Associates.

Democratic Solons Go Ove Executive's Letter in Meeting.   ARTICLE TEN SHOULD BE RETAINED, HE SAYS   Refusal of Obligations Would “Chill” Relations With  Europeans.

President Renews Objections Peace Treaty Reservations   Strikes at Republican Stand on Article Ten, Saying It Would “Chill” Relations With Other Powers.

WILODN'S LETTER OT AG INTERESTS   DEMOCRATS GET TOGETHER TO DISCUSS PHASES OF TREATY CONTEST.   NO WEAKNESS 1S VISIBLE   President In Letter to Hitchcock Does Not Display Any Dis- . position to Recede From His Position.

PRESIDENT APPROVES HITCHCOCK'S CHANGES   WILSON DECLARES RESERVATIONS TO TREATY PROPOSED BY SENATOR ACCEPTABLE.   COMPROMISE SPIRIT SEEN   Executive Sizikes Directly at G. 0. P. Modifications in Letter to Democratic Senate Leader.

HITCHCOCK READS EXECUTIVE'S. LETTER TO HIS COLLEAGUES   Willingness is Expressed to Accept Interpretative Reservations to Peace Treaty.   LETTER WAS WRITTEN BEFORE GREY EPISTLE   Many Express Opinion it Has ; Tendency Toward a Compromise for Early Settlement.

SOMF. SEE HOPE THAT WILSON WILL FINALLY YIELD ON LETTER OF MATTER.   RATICLE TEN 1S 4 BLOCK

IN LETTER TO DEMOCRATIC LEADERS PRESIDENT MAKES PLEA FOR EARLY PASSAGE

G.0.P. MUST MODIFY GHANGE IV ARTICLE   ‘Democrats: Cannot: Accept Republican Reservation as it Stands, Says Leader   DEMOCRATS $ DISAGREE ON EFFECT OF WILSON NOTE   Some Senators See Tendency  Toward Compromise on Pact

LETTER RENEWS OBJECTIONS 10 NEW CHANGES   U.S. Attitude Toward Europe May Chill Feelings,

WOULD GRILL RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS   Wilson Writes This of Certain Forms of Reservations.

MAY MAKE TREATY COMPROMISE A POLITICAL IMPOSSIBILITY   Secret Caucus Discusses Wilson’s Views, but: Comes to No Agreement With Respect to ‘Democratic Senatorial Attitude on the: Reservations.

WILSON, OPPOSES CHANGES IN PACT   LEADER SAYS DEMOCRATS ARE STILL DETERMINED   Probable Effect of Letter Upon Ratification Discussed By Senators

NILSON'S LETTER FORMS BASIS FOR CONFERENCE TALK   Democrats Make No Attempt To Frame Definite Reservation Program—Ready to Help Reopen Debating.

WILGON LETTER FORMS BASIS OF —_ERANEST GONFAB   President Renews Objections to Some Features of Peace Treaty Reservations.   ARTICLE TEN SUBSTITUTE OBJECTIONABLE IN FORM   Democratic Senators Confer as toe What Course to Pursee When Pact Again Comes Up, bat Only Decision Reached is to Co-operate in Work for Acceptable Compromise,

WILSON, ENEWS HS OBJECTIONS 10 PEACE TREAT]   Features of Republic an Reservations are Not Acceptable   DISCUSSION. OPENS MONDAY

SPEND DAY WITH-US   TIPTON’ OFFERS HOSPrriLie ON INDEPENDENCK DAY.       Plenty ‘of ‘Real Amusement “WHI Re Furnished the People,

OPEND DAY WITH US   TIPTON OFFERS HOSPITALITS ON INDEPENDENCE BDAY.   Plenty of Real Amusement Wil Re Furnished the People.

TELLS OF REDS’ ACTS   Swiss Consul at Kiev Arrives at Geneva.   Says Bolsheviki Pillaged and Surned Shons—Foreed Foreigners to Work or Starve.

REDS LIKE BARBARIANS   SWISS CONSUL AT. KIEV TELLS OF CARNAGE.   Declares Bolsheviki Pillaged and ‘Burned Shops—fForeigners Forced - to Work for the Army.

GULE PORTS OPEN TQ GRAIN EXPORTS   Seuthern Export Committee Removes Embarge Which Has Been On Since Lest Aurust.

NEWBERRY AND 123 OTHERS ON TRIAL IN ELECTION GASE   important {ssue, Prominence of Defendants, Big Legal Talent tn Court Show.   $1,000,000 FRAUDULENTLY SPENT, JUDGE INDICATES   “Goods Job” Promises, $5 te $2,750 Bribes For Support at Polls Are Alleged.

TRIAL DELAYED. ~ AY LATE TRAINS   JUDGE AND COUNSEL FOR DE. FENSE INDULGE IN SHARP WORDY EXCHANGE.

SNOW DELAYS NEWBERRY CASE   Bitteriy Fought Legal Battle Assured by Opening Tilt in Grand Rapids Court.   ARGUMENT OVER JURY

OPEN TRIAL OF U.0, OEN. NEWBERRY AND 123 OTHERS   CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN SENA TORIAL ELECTION OF 1918   PROMINENT MICHIGAN POLITICIANS INVOLVED IN C..cE

DEFENSE IN (HALLENGETO TRY PANEL   Judge Denies Application in Hot Spat With Attorney   y3)6 6 OTHERS INVOLVED   “My Integrity Just as Precious as the Courts.” Retorts M. W. Littleton

BELATED TRAINS CAUSE DELAY IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Many Fail to Answer te Roll Call at Open- ing Today   LITTLETON HAS THT

MICH. CONSPIRACY IND FRAUD TRIAL UNDER WAY TODAY   U. S. Senator Newberry and 123 Prominent Politicians Face Federal Judge.   Case Outgrowth of Henry Ford’s Defeat In Race for Senatorial Towa.

FIVE TARTIES IN. FuS!ON   Laber Grory Still Gutside Arranger s-ts—- Convention Has Day cf Oratory.

Quintet of Political and Semi - Political Organizations Agree to Plan of the Committee of 48,   LABOR PARTY HOLDS ALOOF FROM FUSION   Opinions Differ As to Name and Some of the Platform Planks; Wilson and the  eqgoue Criticized,

5 ORGANIZATIONS MEET IN CHICAGO   League of Nations is Unpopular With Committee of Forty-Eight.

FIVE ORGANIZATIONS JOIN PARTY OF 48   LABOR PARTY, CONSIDERED MOST IMPORTANT, STILL HOLDS ALOOF.   JOINT PLATFORM (5 FAVORED   Leagze of Nations Issue Brought Up, With Statement That It Can Not Be Evaded.

DEMOCRATS STICK REPUBLICANS GON   House Forced to Adjourr Many Times Because of Lack of Quorum

DEMOCRATS MADE SESSION POSSIBLE      REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER SAYS ONLY THE DEMOCRATS STOOD — BY THEIR JOBS. :

WENT THROUGH BRIDGE.   Tuo Trainmen Injured in L. bk. & W  Wreck,

GERMANY SAYS SHE CAN'T DELIVER MEN ASKED FOR HEARING   ‘Impossible” is Verdict of Berlin to Allies’ Wish.

SURRENDER OF WAR VANDALS ID UNHEARD OF   German Cabinet Decides That Demands of Allies Are Impossible of Execution.   CONSEQUENCE WOULD BE FATAL IS OPINION   Ministers Unanimeus in De claring That Such a Thing Cannot Be Done.

L035 OF TERRITORY   Le BEET BANK OF ER ix 4 ’ RE RE PAINE RV ALLTES,        ‘Mf Germany Pails To Jarn (Over For Trial Accused Wir Lender,

Uo OF TERRITORY   LET BANK OF RHINE TO BE RETAINED 8 ALLIES.   If Genmany Beil, To Turn Over bor Trial Veeused War Leader,

BERLIN HAS FRESH IDEA   Touching the Wishes of the Entente With Regard To the Men   DEMANDED FOR TRIAL BY ALLIED POWERS

UNIQUE TRIALS FOR eUILT)   Allies Consider Putting Ger mans On Trial Although Absent Says Latest Note.   CABINET BREAK FEARED

New Note Seni To: Germans On War Crime Lisi   If Surrender Is. Refu sed, Accuser " Leaders May Be Tried by _ Allies by Default.

SURRENDER + OF GERMANS   GUITY OF WAR CRIMES TO BE rORCED BY ALLIES   BERLIN SPARS FOR TIME   Less of Left Bank of Rhine To Be Chief Penalty

Prolonged Occupation of Rhine's Left Bank, Together With Default‘ Trials, Are  Considered   BERLIN CABINET SAYS DELIVERY IMPOSSIBLE   Count von Bernstorff Expresses Surprise But Willingness to Stand Trial

JIOOVER NOT CANDIDATE      Does Not Wish Name Used in New Hampshire Primarics,

OMB IN SRATTER [Our   Attempt (Mede’ te’ Kill Railrenc Chahn Arent. ‘

BOMB IS THROWN THROUGH WINDOW   Wiecks Lower Story of Seatile Residenee No One Iniured Report.

SLAYS WIFE AND HIMSELF   Chicago Man Escapes From Sanitari um to Go Home and Kill Spouse,

URGES $2500 « RAILROAD WAGE   Shopmen May Not Accept Award “Un ess It is Granted,   DECLARATION OF LEADER   He-is Promptly Told. by Chairman of ‘Railroad Board That It Will Not Be Diftated ‘To.

82,00 A YEAR MINIM ASKE   PRESIDENT JEWELL OF THE RAILWAY EMPLOYES PRESENTS DEMANDS.

NINE MANIACS ESCAPE FROM CRIMINAL INSANE HOSPITAL AT CHESTER. ILI

SPENCER ANSWERS  WILSON’S DENIAI   Quotes President as Assuring Rovmania and Serbia of Protection in Event of Invasion

Missouri Senator Replies T _ Denial Statement Made PY President Wilson.   QUOTES OFFICIAL SPEECH   Reminds President That Senator Reed Never Informed © of Error in Charge

SAYS PRESIDENT PROMISED ARMED AID TO EUROPEANS   ‘exator Spencer Demands Wiser . Shed Light On Accusation,

INSISTS WILSON Dib PROMISE RUMANIA All   Senator Spencer Replies to Presi dent’s Denia] that He Would Send Army to Europe.

SPENCER. ANSWERS WILSON DENIAL OF CHARGES. NADE   CHARGES PRESIDENT OFFERED ASSISTANCE TO SERBIA: AND RUMANIEA, :   TEXT OF REPLY 1S GIVEN   Scys Statement Referred to Was Made at Kighth Plenary Session of Peace Conference. ‘

SPENCER REPLIES TO ~ PRESIDENTS DENI    4’ a). MEfttean T Again Asks ‘Wilson If He Prom ised’ Military Aid to Ru* fania and Serbia.

SPENCER AT ISSUE WITH PRESIDENT   Quotes Wilson as Pledging te Send Troops to Aid Serbla

SENATOR SPENCER REPLIES TO WILSON DENIAL THAT HE PROMISED MILITARY AlD   Alleged: Statement. Made To 'Prei: .mier Of Rumania By President  Had Been Referred To.

PARDONED BY WILSON   Wealthy Chicago Man Convicted 0 . -Fragd, Given Hig, Feeedomi.  i a

lragic End Oi Race   (WRANNON DIES AFTER POLLCLOSE ON PRIMARY RACE.   Had Worked ALL Day And After Eating Supper Expires.   WAS CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

JACOB L. ~—-O'BANNON   DIED SUDDENLY AT NEW AL BANY HOME   CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS   Death Came Before He Learned Pri. mary Returns

HIGH COURT TAKES VER GABLE FIGHT   DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SUPREME COURT HAS CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT   DANIELS EXPLAINS ACTION      Alw oye Be i Policy of American Government to Prevent, Giving Monopolies to Cabie Companies,

DRITISH CONTROL BRAZIL CABLES   Same Company Endeavoring To Land Cable Smothers American Competition  Court Takes Under Advisement Argument in Telegraph Case

PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE IS OFFICIALLY VACANT   Socialist Deputies Refuse t Stand While Letter of Res. ignation is Being Read.

PRESIDENCY OF FRANCE.   Officially Vacant With Reading o Panl Deschancl’s Resignation.

PRES. CY OF FRANCE.   Officially Vacant With Reading ¢ Pan) Peschancl's Resiznation.

C. W. Hamilton Brigg; -Iinots  LAW OFFICE...  (At Besidence) Legal Writings, Busicess of Heirs ano   Cat Tals Gat—It (s Werth Mone.

C. W. Hamilton  Brimfield, Illinois  LAW OFFICE...  (At Residence)  Lega) Writings, Bustuess of Hetrs and AGministrators of Estates ani Ab   Lot This Onf—-It is Worth Moneu.

C. W. Hamilton  Brimfield, [linots  ..LAW OFFICE... (At Résidence)  ee; eS Poe, 5 ee ey 2... oe a w   Cat This Gst-it is Werth Meaes.

C. W. Hamilton Srimfield, [linois  .-LAW OFFICE...  {At Residence)  -egal Writings, Basiness of Hetrs ang  dmmistraters of Batates and Ab  Cot This Cut—tt fs Worth Menen

C. W. Hamilton Brimfield, Ilinais LAW OFFICE...  (At Residence) Legal Writings, Business of Heire ano   Cat This Qat—it ix Werth Menan

C. W. Hamilton  Brimfield, Minois  LAW OFFICE...  (At Residence) _   fat This fht-—it is Worth Mesee.

C. W. Hamilton  Brimfield, Minoie ..LAW ‘OFFICE...  {At Residence) Leyai Writings, Business of Heirs and   Cut This eft ic Werth Meaes

C. W. Hamilton  Brimfield; Hunois  LAW OFFICE.   Cat This Oal-2t fg Whar Diese:

C. W. Hamilton  Brmrield, Ilinois  ~LAW OFFICK... {at Resideyee) “At. Leyes Writings, Basin ‘Beirs and .dministrators of J  Velte “2 Gar   Cat Tait fef-:It ig-Warth: Monon.

UUBILANGE PREVAILS   At Victory Convention of Suf. frace Association.

IDAHO RATIFIES SUSAN ANTHONY AMENDMENT WED   National Suffrage  Ass’n Convention Opens At Chicago Today

NUBODY DESIRES TQ TAKE CHARGE (IF NAUGHTY TURK’   ARMENIA HAS NO GUARDIAN YET   PEACE COUNCIL LIKELY TO FORCE HUNS TO OBEY BEHESTS

CAN NOT AGGEPT. WILSGN’S PLAN   League Passes Upon Points in His Turkish Proposal,   TO SEND NOTE TO WASHINGTON

Southwest Scouts Collec - Discarded Toys to Make Chilajean. Wannw

Southwest Scouts Will Collect Discarded Toys to Make Children Happy

HARDING ADDRESSES — OHIO DELEGATION   en ‘Says Our Sphere In National Partner. ship Lies On Western Continent.

ENGINE BACKS OUT OF ROUND HOUSE INTG P?   THROTTLE RELEASES AND LET: ENGINE WALK OUT TO DOWN. FALL

BIG SLUMP IN HOG PRICES   Lowest Price Since 1916 Recorded on Chicaan Market.

‘HOGS SUFFER. BIG SLUMP   Lowest Point Sirice 1916 Reported in Chicago Market—-Prime Butchers Sell at $9.35 a Hundredweight. —

UU NOT APPROVE FRENCH GOURSE   Great Britain Washes Its Hands of Invasion   HER OWN INITIATIVE   france Acted in Opposition to Wishes of Great Britain, United States, Italy, and Pelgium ir Occupying German Cities According to Official Statement at London

FRANGE ACTED ON OWN INITIATIVE IN SEIZING HUN TOWNS   Situation Is Delicate, Says Statement Issued After Cab-inet Council Probes Franco-German Incident.

TENDERED IN LONDON NOTE G2 GERMAN OCCUPATION   Negotiations Opened In Effort To Find Way Out of Difieuity

TENE olTUATION GAUGED BY nAaTY MOVE BY FRANGE   United States, England anc italy Express Displeasure With Act.   FEEL IT IS GERMANY’S JOB TO RESTORE ORDER   Allies Ready to Move When Suspicions of Former Foe Become Actual Facts.

ALLIES OPPOSE FRENCH MOVE   Feel That Invas ‘on Has Created Delicate situation.   MAY SEND PROTEST TO PARIS

SITUATION IS DELICATE LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES AFTER TALK WITH ENVOY   United States, Britain, Italy and Belgium All Are Against France’s Action in Occupying Cities in Germany.  eis,

SHEPS TAKEN BY. HHANGE OPPOSED BY HEH ALLIES   Sending Troops Into Ruhr Causes a Deli-  cate Situation   PREMIERS IN : CONFERENCE

CabinetSession Dver Crisis   Paris and London Are Negotiating   To Ald “When Suspicions 0 French Become Facts”   ‘No British Soldier Wil Be Sent at Present

HASTY AGT ot FRANCE SPILLED ENTENTE BEANS!   ALLIES WILL NOT TAKE PART   [INVASION INTENDED AS LAST RESORT ONLY, TO ENFORCE PACT

ALLIES REFUSE TO TAKE HAND IN OCCUPATION   Assert Action Was Hasty: Great Britain Files Protest.

PRUSSIAN GABINE) ENDORSES ACTION OF NATIONAL BOD}   Field Marshal Declares Wil Never Surrender to the Entente Nations. 4.4   Swiss May Follow Holland’ Example and Refuse to , Deliver Runnrecht __it

GEAMAN oP IAT PP Uoco EDICT UF THE ALLIED   National Assembly May Be Called to Discuss Extradition Cases.   Von Buelow and Others De clare They Would Not  ]   Submit to Demand.

GERMANY: MARI MARKING TIME, “CRIME LIST’   National Asembly to be Called To. morrow" and. May Consider “Extradition ‘Matter. Letting fit 4  ‘ Take Course; 1

GERMANY MAY GIVE UP WAR CRIMINALS   Berlin Paper Says Government May Permit Extradition If Assured Men Will Have Hearing Before Neutral Tribunal.   DUTCH PRESS IS UNANIMOUS IN ANSWERING ‘NO

TEUTONS DECLARED ANTED I MOVE TO AESIST EXTRADITION   Surrender of Men Who Fought for Fatherland Impossible Is Contention   NATION ASSEMBLY *. TO CONSIDER MATTER   Allies Take Steps to Meet the Situation if Refusal Becomes Official

CONDEMN ALLIED EDICT,   Prussian Cabinet Said to Heve Endorsed Attitude of National Oabinet.

GERMANS VIOLATE PLEDGE   Promise to Turn Over Chief of Criminals a Scrap of Paper   HERR von BUELOW DEFIES ALLIES   Evading the [Extradition Agreement Is Hun Idea of Honor

HUNS AGREE 10 . TRIAL BEFORE NEUTRAL COURT   Berlin Paper Says Swiss Gov. - ernment Has Arranged to ~ Organize Tribunal. , .

EXTRADITION IS DREADED   Bitterest Pill Prescribed By Allies.   WAY ASK NEUTRAL COURT   Believed the Beriin Government Will Attempt to Obtain Modification of Order.

SURRENDER IF  ALLIES NAME A NEUTRAL COURT   This is One Condition on Which Germany Will Consent to Extradition.   SWITZERLAND WILLING TO ARRANGE THE TRIAL   Germans Generally Are Standing Pat Against Allies’ Edict.

PROPOSE SURRENDER Of GERMAN NATIONALS FOR TRIAT IN NELITAM) COUR   HOLLAND PAPERS THINK DELIYERY OF WANTED GERWANS UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE,

NEUTRAL TRIBUNAL TO TRY ACCUSED IN ENTENTE LIST   SERMAN .GOVERNMENT MAY SURRENDER PERSONS WANTED.   BERLIN NEWSPAPER OUTLINES OUTCOM!   Switzerland Has Declared Its Willing: ness To Arrange Such a Court As Is De sired,

NEUTRAL COURT   Report From Berlin Is That the Swiss Government Is Ready to Acrange Such Trial.   GERMAN ‘CABINET MEETING   ‘Trying to Find Way Out—Von Buelow Says No German Will Give Self Up.

BUELOW SAYS HE'D NEVER SUBMIT T0 ALLIES’ DISPOSAL   “Germans on Extradition List Only Did Duty: They'll Not Stand Ignominy.”   ARMY, NAVY. COMMANDERS WILL RESIST SURRENDER   Government Proclamation Tells Its Opposition to Demand as Impossible One.

ASKS TRIALS BE CONDUCTED IN A NFITRAL COURT   ‘National Zeitung Declares’ Germany Will Surrender Citizens Charged With War Crimes   DENY EXISTENCE: OF CRISIS. IN GERMAN GOVERNMENT   Paris Sees Tendency 1o' Sideslep Treaty Obligations

GERMANS SEEKING A WAY TO EVADE ALLIED DEMANDS   Nation Unanimous Or Condemning Prosecution Old Leaders.

MAY ASK FOR NEW TERMS   Ambassaders Adjourn Today's Mecting for Later Consideration; Dutch Support Huns.

VON BUELOW .. _ AND OTHER _ GERMANS   OF ARMY AND. NAVY - WONT SUBMIT TO EXTRADITION. - _   Field Marshal’ and Others ‘Hold Meeting: and Decide : That-No One. Must Volun_tarily Surrender.

GERMANY PROBABLY WOULD SURRENDER MEN TO NEUTRALS   iF ENTENTE WILL AGREE TC  TRIAL OF MEN BY NEUTRAI TRIBUNAL GERMANY PROB: ABLY WILL ACCEPT.

CONDEMN EDICT OF POWERS   Germany Yet Hopes te Avoid Surrender of War Lords   FIRM AGAINST IT

BERMAN CABINET TO DECIDE GOVERNMENT COURSE ON DEMANDS   Will Hold: Meeting Tomorrow At Which Time The Final Word Will Be Given To: The Allies,   NEWSPAPERS URGE FORCE

WILLING FOR ‘NEUTRALS T0 TRY NATIONALS   Germans Indicate They Might Be Willing To Turn Accused Over to Some Nation Other Than One of the Allies.

WANT NEUTRAL PRIBUNAL TRIAL   Germany Would Be Willing to Surrender War. Criminals Then

NEUTRAL COURT SUGGESTED . T0 TRY OFFENDERS   SWITZERLAND READY ‘TO ARRANGE TRIBUNAL ‘LO Mia y CMRALANS.

~BE ENFORCED:   THE EXTRADITION QUESTION > PROBABLY MADE THE TEST, «   GERMANY IS A UNIT   ALL: PARTIES -AGRRE THAT MEN: CANNOT BE SURRENDERED   ‘It Is Up to the Powers to Force - Compliance with the Treaty in - One Way Or Another,

SAYS GERMAN G OV ERNMENT HUST OUIT   Berlin Paper is Quoted a: Saying German Officials Must Resign   DUTCH ARE OPPOSED:   cievernment to Attempt to Oblain Modification of the Trealy

GERMANS MAY ASK NEUTRAL WAR HEARING   Swiss Ready to Help Arrange Tribunal, Paper Says.

\ aE OALLED TC CUTLINE ACTION   Prominent Politicians Re“sent ‘the Ediet From ” Allied Nations.   Denial is Made That Crisi Exists In. Government ’ - - At Berlin.

PRESENT GOVERNMENT WOULD SHIELD SONS OF FORMER KAIS.. ER AND H!S HIGH WAR LORD.

HARD ON COWS,   Tractor Puts Them as Well as Horses Out of Business.

COAST SCHOONER ‘SENDS CALL FOR IMMEDIATE AID   Dorothy Palmer Leaking Badly, With All Pumps :  aE eee be

COAL FAMINE. THREATENED FOR NEXT WINTEI   Unauthorized Railroad Strikes Latest Cause—New England and Northwest Will Be Chief Sufferers.

COAL SHORTAGE ISNOW FEAREL   45,000,000 Tons Below Normal’ Pro duction Due to Outlaw RR. R. ttitike and Coal Strikes.

STRIKES MAY CAUSE FAMINE   The Unauthorized Sirikes Threaten Country With wn Coal Famine This Year   THE SUPPLY IS SHGRT   “Outlaw” Strike Hoids Up Shipments — Wage Seale Has Not Been Fixed

RAIL STRIKE HITS COAL FIELDS   Threatens Complete Tieup of Mine Products   35,000,000 TONS SHORT NOW   Situation Grows More Serlous ar Walkout Spreads

UAL FAMINE Ii INREATENED BY OUTLAW STRIKE   supply Already 35,000,000 Tons Short as Result of Previous Strike   MINE PRODUCTION IS HALTED BY TIE-UPS   PRIORITY ORDERS RELIEVE THE EAST; “OUTLAW” SITUA: TION IS PRACTICALLY UN. CHANGED,

COAL: FAMINE IS THREATENED BY RAILWAY STRIKE   Rew England ; and Northwest May Be Hard Hit if _ - Trouble Spreads

OFFICERS SEIZES VAST QUANTITY OF LIQUOR   $2,500,000 Worth of Whiskey Cor fiscated at Louisville—Warrants Issued.

DECLINES 10 ACT WITH FRANC AND ENGLAND   In the Blockade of the Black Ses Seaports.

 §. DECLINES BLOCKADE   Will Not Take Part in Tying Up the Black Seaports With England and France.

U. S. REFUSES TO ‘ JOIN BLOCKADE AGAINST SOVIET:   America Not at War Witt Russian People, Says Secretary Colhy.

U.S. WILL NOT TAKE PART IN BLOCKADE   ‘Secretary Of State Announce: Policy In The Black  Sea Case.

ELECTORS. WiLL ~ BE NOMINATED   Ohio Republicans to Hold Con. vention.Wext Week: -

Joint Session Of Central Ane Advising Committees To Be Held Before Convention

‘FACTORIES TO. BUY HOUSES   Des’ Moines Goricerns Will Try afd Tako Properties Offered At Auction by Government.

LITTLE CHANGE IN SENTIMENT NOTEL   None Will Venture to Predict When a Vote Will be Taken on Suffrage Resolution in Delaware Legislature.  :

DELAWARE VERDICT IN DOUBT   ' SS  ‘Little Change in Sentiment On Sef ; frage Amendment.

QUFFHAGL VOTE MAY BE DELAYEL   Both Sides in Delaware Leg islature Express Confidence.

SENTIMENT LITTLE CHANGED.   Suffrawe Peaders still Hepe to Win in Delaware.

MUST SERATORS ARE RE-ELECTED BY ThE FRENCH  mite   President Poincaire is Unaiti mously Chosen

ACCUSED SENATOR DEPEATED   Charles Humberton, French Solon, Was Acquitted of Charge.

MUST SERATONS ARE RE-ELECTED BY THE FRENCH   President Poincaire is Unani mously Chosen

FRENCH SENATORS ~ ELECTED  ARE RE   Premier. Clemenceau 1s Not a Member of  Efther House: ._—

FRANGE RETURND MOGT SENATORS: “TIGER? HAS SEAN   “Profoundly Touched by Mark of Affection,” His Words Accepting Election.

FRENCH ELECTIONS . RETURN OLD GUARE   Premier Clemenceau Is Not Elected, Having Refused To Seek Post.

PRES. POINCARE NOW ASENATOR   All Outgoing Members of the French Senate Are Re-Elected With One Exception.

FRENCH SENATORS  AUER ~— EXCEPT HUMBERT   President Poincare is Named In His Place However. — Humbert Was Accused of  Communicating - With the Enemy During the War.

IBATTLE, FOR IRISH BARRACKS   Attackers for Two Hours Try to Seize Ardmore Police Quarters—One Person Injured.

SHIPPING BOARD'S AFTER WAR WASTE SUN IUSTIFIABL E   Public Should Be Tolerant o 7 Extravagant Mistakes When ? Ships Meant Victory.   BOLLING’S MIXUP WITH SCANDAL MOST UNHAPPY   President at Fault for Vielatine Rule, Thus Making Possible Present Situation.

SLIGHT CHECK INWAR WASTE   EXTRAVAGANCE AT WASHINGTON HAS NOT STOPPED.   SHIPPING BOARD AN EXAMPLE   ERA OF SQUANDERING DID Nol END WITH ARMISTICE.   Chief Caase ef Criticiam Aimed at Department — Presideat Wileon Unfortunate in Having a Brother-ta-Law.

GOVERNOR COX PLANS TO TAKE THIP TO oTUDY CONDITIONS IN EUROP   Unsuccessful Candidate For Presidency Pledes* His Support To Incoming Chief Executive.

COX PLANS TRIP TO EUROPE      Defeated Presidential Candidate Considering Visit to Old Countries Early Next Year.

GOK WILL RETIRE AFTER NEXT YEAR   NOW CONSIDERING TRIP ABROAID TO STUDY CONDITIONS EUROPE.  ry

GOX WILL oT UDY EUROPE AFFAIRS   First He Will Rest and Then Go Hunting in Mississippi.

COx MAY GO TO EUROPE.   Censidering Trip Abread te Study Ran ditiens.

COX SMILE STILL APPARENT   Defeated Candidate Plans Trip to Eu. ? rone Early Next Year.

GOVERNOR COX CONSIDERING TRIP ARROAD   Governor’s Smile Still Appar. ent on Day After Landslide for His Opponent

Viettm ef Accident ian Chicage Theater, With Leadiug Lady Hanadling the Gen.

KITTY GORDON - SHOOTSACTOR   J. A. Back, Milwaukee, Accidentally Injured in . Chicago

VAUDEVILLE: ACTOR. “HOIDENTALLY SHOT   Kitty Gordon Shoots Alleget Blank Cartridge But It Was Real Thing; Victim to Hospital

KITTY GORDON USES BULLET; ACTOR HN   J. A. Hack Ts Wounded By Revolve Fired By Actress, Supposed to to Contain Blanks.

FOUND STOLEN CAR   Auto of Peyton Watts of Lecomp. ton Recovered

ANTI-GLARE  AW TOBE ENFORCED   Sceretary of State Notifies Count; Officials That Blinding Auto Lights Must Ga

ANTI-GEARE LAW TO BE ENFORCED   Secretary of State Notifies the Sheriffs That Bright Lights , Must Go

AUTO. LAWS TO _ ~ BE ENFORCED   Secretary of State Ramsey. Sends - Out Bpee ial Instructions to .. Peace. Officers, 

“LATS OFFS SHY      Secretary of State Ramsay Declare Peace Officers Must Enforce Auto Laws’

Women Who Annoyed British EmPussy With Pro-Irish Banners Sent to Jail.

PLAN TO AWARD — VICTORY MEDALS   Albert Lentz Post Receives Buljetin From War Department,   SERVICE ARMISTICE DAY

PLAN TO AWARD VICTORY MEDALS   Albert Lentz Post Receives Bul letin From War’ Department.   SERVICE ARMISTICE DAY   THE TIMES Will Begin August 2 te Help All Service Men Fill Out Special Blanks.

GRAND JURY 1 REPORT THURSUAY   —_—_——_  it is Reported That A. E. Reid Wil Plead Guilty and Go Before Judge For Sentence.

GRAND JURY 10 REPORT THURSDA   it is Reported That A. E. Reid Wi! Plead Guilty and Go _ Before Judge For Sentence,

MANY MORE-DEALS IN EOGAL PROPERTY DURING PAST WEEK   BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY REAL« 4 BECOMING MORE ACTIVE . WHILE PRICES RULE ° VERY HIGH 5 ag

MANY MORE DEALS i LOGAL PROPERTY DURING BAST WEEK   BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY REAL TY BECOMING MORE ACTIVE WHILE PRICES RULE °  VERY HIGH ‘

In Connelsvite and Lower ConnellsNt. Thetetate Somneced With 19.

In Connellsville and Lower Connciis. villn Pistricis Compared With PIE.

In Connellsville and Lower Connells  <iHe DMstricts Compared With 191% 

“gj Certainly Did Look  qrurny, Peering Over ~ hose Reading Glasses.”

“I Certainly Did Look Funny, Peering Over Those Reading Glasses.   KEBYPTOK  KRYF SES THE INVISIBLE BIFOGALS

“I Certainly Did Look Funny, Peeriag Over Those Reading Glzesses.”

LITTLE’S MAJORITY IS ARGUT 16,000   ‘arried Every County in Second District by Good Margin.

LITTLE’S {MAJORITY _ IS ABGUT 16,000      urried Every County ia Second District by Good: Margin.

PEACE CORIFERENCE Tl CONVENE. AGRIN TODAY   DECISION ON PROPOSAL TO ‘TRADE WITH RUSSIAN UNIONS EXPECTED.

PEACE CONFERENCE WILL MEET AGATA   French, Italian and Rounanian Delevates Reach Longon,   ECONOMIC {SSUES SLATED    Decision Expected on Premier Lloyd George's Proposal {¢ Trade With Russian Co-oper: ative Unions — Public Inter 4ab Centers on Decision ©)  Tyrkish Question.

LOVERS: LANE’ RUBBERS MECCA   Confession Made in Hospital Clears Up Mystery of Several Holdups.

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ALLIED ATTACK ON SUB BASES WAS PLANNEI   BENSON TELLS HOW AMER ICANS WERE TO CO-OPER ATE IN DASH.   Senate Committee Told That the Allantic Fleet Was Kept Her Tor Reason.

NAVAL ATTACK PLANNED   ADM, BENSON TELLS OF AGREE MENT TO ATVACK GERMAN SUBMARINE BASES.

ATLANTIC FLEET STAYED AT HOME   Combined Attack on Germa1 Submarine Bases Panned, Benson. Says

ROSCOE SARLES IN LEAD AT 50 LAPS   Hundred Thousand Wit ness Speedway Races at Los Angeles

PENNSYLVANIA FOR SPROUL      Seventy-six Delegates Will Mass     Selidly Behind Governor nt  Chicaco Convention.

ALLIES MAY OCCUPY PORT OF DANZIG   Union Railway Workers Refuse Handle War Supplies Destined for Poland.

Meantain Felk Are Wrenght tp bh; Attack on and Death of Young Woman,

ALLIES OPPOSE HAPSBURG RULE   FORMAL DENIAL TO RUM. ORS OF APPROVAL OF HUNGARY DYNASTY.

Allies Won’t Aid ‘Hapsburgs to Get “Back to Thrones   Rumors Denied ' by Council of ‘Ambassadors —List of German  - Prisoners Is Completed.

ALLIES NOT IN FAVOR OF HAPSBURG DYNAST    FORMAL DENIAL THAT’ POWERS  WOULD PROMOTE OR RECOG : NIZE RESTORATION.

NO HAPSBURG FOR HUNGARY   Allies’ Council Denies It Will Recog. nize a King of the Old Dynasty.

REVOLT AGAINGT AOOEMBLY COE IS THRERTENED   Col. Theodore Roosevelt, It Is Intimated, Will Head Movement in Behalf of Crhenonrod Corialictsc.   ALLIES WOULD NOT PERMIT RETURN OF HAPSBURGS, IS ANNOUNCEMENT AT'PARIS

ENTENTE WOULD NOT RECOGNIZE HAPSBURG:   Rumors That Restoration of Aus moted by Allies Are Denied

PUTS BAN ON THE HAPSBURRS   Old Dywasty Will Not Be Recognized by the Allies,

DEFEAT OF VOLSTEAD Is voip   Court Diequalifies Man Who Beat Dry Law Author. in Primary in Minnesota.

MINNESOTA RULES OUT REV. KVALE   Volstead  Déclared . ‘Dulj Nominated G. QO, P.” Candidate

Volstead To Make a Come Bacl   Congressman ‘Volstead’s Successful Opponent Disqualified and Court Gives Volstead the Nomination.

LEAGUE MAN IS ~ DISQUALIFIED, JUDGE DECIDES   Rev. Kvale Violated Corrup' Practices Act in Minnesota Election, It is Held   VOLSTEAD 1S THE NOMINEE

VOLSTEAD IS STILL ON JOB   Minnesota Court Disqualifies Man Who Reat Drv Law Author.

VOLSTEAD 18 THE NOMINEE   Rev. O. J. Kvale, Who De.  ‘  feated Him at Primary, Is Disqualified.

Volstead To Make  a Come Bac!   Congressman Volstead's Sucecsstw Opponent Disqualified and Cow Gives Volstend the Nomination.

VOLSTEAD WINS BY COURT RULE   DEFEATED BY PREACHER A] POLLS, BUT DECLARED NOMINATED BY JUDGE

VOLSTEAD WINS Snr   Declared Duly Nominated Candidate in Minnesota District, by Olstret  ar a eS

VOLSTEAD DECLARED DULY NOMINATED   Minnesota Court Deeides In Favor of the Author cf Prohibition Act In Election Contest.

LAND NEGRO IN JAIL   Held in Connection with Kill ing of White Man

RAILROAD BILL NOW IN HANDS OF THE DRESINEN   Cummins-Esch Bill, Is Passed by Congress— Is Before Him.   PROBABLE ACTION NOT INDICATED   President Studying The Measure —Veto Would Delay Return of Woods.

RAILROAD BILL PASSES — SENATE DESPITE LABOR: AWAITS WILSON’S MOVE   President Now Controls Immediate Future of Roads. Attitude is Being Kept Secret Although Signature Expected.

RAIL PROBLEM {9 NOW UPTO WILSON   Cmopromise Measure Passed By Congress Has Been Sent to President.   ATTITUDE IS KEPT SECRET   Probably will Delay Acton fer Seyeral Dayvs—Veito Might Mean Continuance of Federal Con tral .

GOVERNMENT EXPENSES DROP   Outlay for August Shows Decrease of $450,000,000 Gampared With Month af July.

THE WAR STILL Oh   LEEFORT TORND WAR WITH GER. MANY IS STARTED.   Congress Institutes Measure to Ene Technical State of War.  A

THE WAR STILL Oh   EFFORT. TO EXD WAR-WITH GER MANY 18. SRA      Congre’s, Institutes Measure to En

JENKINS WAS NOI BANDIT ACCOMPLICE   American Agent Had No Part in His Kidnapping. Bandit Testifies.

INDIANS ‘DECLARE THEY WERE MADE T0 GIVE FALSE TESTIMONY IN JENKINS CASE   Suspended in Air, Struck anc Threatened With Deatt They Were Given Oppor tunity, to Blast Character o  Amorizan Clancaalay Awant

Bandits ‘Threatened to Shoot Them If They Did Not Oppose Jenkins.   CLAIM PAPERS STOLEN

‘SAY: THEY. ‘WERE COERCED 2 AGAINST: W.-0. JENKINS           dndinns “Are: Examined. Reearding Previsus ‘Testimony, in  Cuse at-Vuehln, ;

INDIANS SAV THEY WERE INTIMIDATED   Suspended In Air and Threatened With Death Until They Agreed To Testify Against Jenkins.

YARUMEN STRIKE DUNTINUES TODAY   BALTIMORE DISTRICT BADLY AFFECTED BUT PASSENGER TRAFFIC IS SAID TO BE YET INTACT.

Strike of Yard Men’  In Baltimore District   The Strike Started Yesterday Contin. ued Today, Ticing Up Freight in Baltimore Yards,

WIN FIGHT IN COLISEUM   Order Non-Union Men To Stay Out of Building.

UNION MAY KEEP QUT WIRES   Fight On At the Chicago Coliseum In Preparation For the Natlonal Republican Convention.

REDS CAPTURE 0,000 POLES IGREPORT   65 Guns Also Seized a Bolsheviks Smash Foe, London Hears

30,000 POLES FALL INTO HANDS OF REDS   BOLSHEVIK ARMY MEETS WIT SUCCESS IN LATEST SMASH AGAINST THE POLISH

REDS MENACE WARSAW, CUT OFF 30,000 POLES. SAYS BERLIN REPORT   Disquieting News in Unconfirm. ed Statement--Poles Claim Big Success Against Soviet

PR OPARBER THES  AY AMG HERE   “o mer Iviayor of City and Prominent Veteran Dead at 75;  PFuceral Tomcrrow.

BREWERS EXPECTING A FAVORABLE DECISION         reparing to Supply Beer to Sa Joons 48 Hours After Court

AL BATTLE FOR MILLIONS UNDER WAS   Recluse Searle Who Left  Fortune to Clerk, Is Held  Mey he TIneanoe. :

LEGAL BATTLE FOR MILLIONS   Two Claimants for Fortune Left by Edward F. Searles.

MARINE HEIR TO DUSKY HAREM   Will Accept Crown But Not Girls; Good Reasons; He’s Married

DEVIL DOG INHERITS AN ISLAND KINGDON   Former U.S. Marine Will Rule Liang Liang in Philinpines but He Doesn't Want the Harem.

FORMER MARINE S HAILED AS GROWN PRINGE OF ISLANE   4 a ae sie an, et Robert’ McClam™ Rescued Sultar 4.During Moro’ Uprising fn Llang  Llang cand “His” Highness’ are ce ee es   AGED RULER 1s NOW. BEAL

JUDGE GILLETT SUICILE   Bedy of Fermer Chief Justice on Indiana Bernch Foeand By Sea

PREACHER DIFFS IN) CHURCH   New Townville Baptist Minister Saceomb« Dering Service.

DEFENSE OF. - WARSAW IS _ STIFFENING   Poles Are Encouraged By Arrival Of Arms and Ammunition, Together With. Hearty Support OF Those Behind Lines.   ‘HAVE CHANCE TO STOP REDS   ‘Allies Evidently Have Not Decid. ~~ ed. Upon, Course To Pursue Je » Regaid To Ryesent Grave Sifiia oO Pes   ROLSHEVIKI REFUSE TO HAL!

POLES VALIANTLY = FIGHT   British Labor Paper Says North Sea Squadron Is Ordered to Baltic Sea to Impose Blockade.

Reports Reaching Paris Indicate Progress of Bolsheviki Invasion Has Been Stopped; Iwo Counter Offensives Launched at Widely Separated Points by Staff   ULTIMATUM REPORT 1S DENIED

POLES STIFFER LINE Ad REDS REACH WARSAY   PARIS OFFICIALS HOLD OU} HOPE THAT ONRUSH MAY BE STOPPED

OIL’ PRICE OVER $6 MARK   Second Advance Within Two Days and Fifth Increase for Year

PENNSYLVANIA OIL $6.10   Second Advance in Crud Announced in Pi     in Two Days urgh.

UP! UP Lie we      Pennsylvania Crude Oi ‘Has ~ Passed’ the Six Dollar Merk  an is Now Quoted at $6.10.

CRUDE OIL IS JUMPING.   Fennsylvania Goes Past. $4.00) for ithe First Time.  F

REPUBLICANS WIN _ BY OFFICIAL COUNT   Elect Congressman From ‘Tennessee. : '

GAIN THREE MEMBERS      Tern Mas Fequal Namber of Democerts and Repu iy Je puse.

FIVE OF ONE FAVE OF OTHER   Tennessee’s Delegation to th Next Congress is Evenly Split.

REPUBLICANS   GAINED THREE   Official Canvass of 8tl Congressional! District Completed Today

G. 0. P. GAINS THREE,   ve Republican Cong-essmen From Tennessee,  Pi

PENNESSEE DELEGATION IN CONGRESS WILL Bt FIFTY-FIFTY AFFAI   FIVE REPUBLICANS AND FIVE DEMOCRATS WILL REPRESENT THE STATE.

REPUBLICANS GAIN SEATS   Tenensen Congressional Delegation te . be Bvenly Divided

ARE IMITATING THE ANCIENTS   ‘Jewels of Ruler of Egypt of Period 4,000 Years Are  on Exhibition,

Crs. <r LATIN. AMERICAN DELEGATES ARRIVE. ATU, 8S. ‘ NATIONAL: CAPITOI

BIG K. P. CONYENTION   Will Be Largest of Any Ledge Siace Pre-War Days

20,000 DELEGATES ARE EXPECTED AT K.P. CONVENTION   Plan Many Military Features for ; Big Pythian Convention in Cleveland July 24.

BIG K. P. CONYENTION   ‘Will Be Largest of Any Lodge Since Pre-War Days  i {

WOMAN KILLED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT NEAR ANNVILLE   MRS. CHRONISTER KILLED AND THE OTHERS INJURED      Rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital--Seven Persons Sustained Injuries When Auto Turned Turtle Near Millbach On  Qundoay

MRS. CHRONISTER KILLED: — . AND THE OTHERS INJURED   Rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital--Seven Persons Sustained Injuries When Auto Turned Turtle Near Millbach On  Sunday

we rh Te ane et ae Cte ate Oe ep. (shee ee cee i I Se, Sb ee PRR re cpl eee,  THREE CHILDREN POISONED,

Federal Amendment Ratified Without a Single Dissenting Vote. ifiv the Asscetated Presse:

Japanese Cruiser to  Pass Through Panama : Canal; Going to Maine

TALIAN WORKERS AND FMPLOVERS 70 AGAIN TAKE. UP NEGOTIATIONS   Accord Has ‘Already Been Reachec On Four Points: Which Were In Dispute.

DEMAND FOR KAISER STIRS UP PAN GERMANS   Holland is Told Surrender of Former Emperor is > International =

BERLIN IN FEAR FOR EX-KAISER   VPAaN-GERMANS WROUGHT UP BY DEMAND OF ALLIES.   ROYAL BLOOD IS BOILING OVER   tvrmer King Ludwig of Bavaria in lerious Rage—Emotion Caused ia Molland by Inetatence Un Kstradition.

State of Profound Astonish: ment Over Official Demane of Allies for Extradition o Former Kaiser.

WANT EX-KAISER TO GIVE UP AND SAVE TROUBLE.   Demand of Allies Astounds Pan-Ger.man Circles—Ex-Kings in Rage at Audacity.

PROFOUNDLY ANXIOUS   Pan-Germans Alarmed Ove1 Demand for Ex-Kaiser. .

DEMAND FOR      Of the Former Kaiser as Dispatched To the Nether7 lands Government   ‘THROWS OLD REGIME INTO CONSTERNATION

EXILED KINGS SHAKE   Royalty Await Decision on Ex. Kaiser in Switzerland.   Former King Ludwig of Bavaria: Furious=Calls Allies (impertinent aed ~Lepudén ane

IRISH HOME RULE BILL IS TAKEN UP   Financial Clauses Under _ Consideration.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL TAKEN UP HOUSE COMMONS   Suspension Joseph Devlin, Na. tionalist Member, is Terminated.

i Me Mi Mei i Mi ie eek  # NEW PROCESS REMOVES > * # SUPERFLUOUS HAIR B ROOTS  + oben censseurnnk

RADICALS FIGHT ORDER TO LEAVE DOORSTEP OF U.S   Deportation Proceed ings Will Be Slow Due to Legal Battles.

500 ALLEGFR iD§ GIVEN A HEARING   Deportation Preliminaries Not Lately te Be Completed fer “ Some Timp,

VIEWS ON FREIGHT RATE HIKE DIFFER   FARMERS AND GRAIN TRADERS THEY BEFORE INTERSTATE COMMISSION,

COMMISSION HEARS DIFFERING VIEW’   Farmers and Grain Trader: Present Petitions Before Freight Rate Hearing

NEGROES FAILIN TRAIN HOLD UP      Army Officer Captured Daring Randits Trying to Uncouple Cars. ‘   ‘PAY ROLL BANDITS KILL   Hold Up Officers of Company And Es cape With Cash. Daring Bank Rob ber Finally Killed.

b. 0. P. LEADERS. TOQUE AN APPEAL FOR MONEY An   Nepublican National Committee Seeks Contributions to Make Up Deficit in Campaign Funds,

ASKS PEOPLE TO HELP CLEAR G.0.P. DEFICTI   ‘Million and a Half Must Be Met by Subscription,  Savs Chairman   WANTS PUBLIC IN ON IT   HAYS SAYS 1920 CAM?AIGN COST LESS THAN ONE OF 4 YEARS AGO

HAYS ISSUES PLEA - FOR DEFICIT FUND   REPUBLICAN NATIONAL  COMMIT. TEE NEEDS 51,500,000 MORE TO PAY CAMPAIGN DEBTS.

WILL HAYS MAKES APPEAL FOR FUNDS   Asks for Contributions  to Make Up Republican Campaign Deficit   UPHAM FILES REPORT   Subscriptions Limited te $1,000 According to the Formal Statement

HAYS SETS ABOUT T0 WIPE OUT A DEFICI   REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OVER A MILLION IN HOLE.   National Chairman Determined te  Make Up Campaign Shertage  : Without Raising Thousand Dellar Limft.

"C08 neeien   Meet Campaign Expenses as  Thanksgiving Offering, ‘Advises Hays.

HAYS APPEALS FOR MILLION AND HALE: TO OVER DEFICIT       REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MANA: AGER SOUNDING 8. @.: POINTS TO HIGH COST ow CAMPAIGNING. :

SAYS G. 0. P. IS SHY MILLION AND HALE   Hays Sends Out Call to Faithful for Material Aid in Making up 1920 Deficit.

HAYS ASKS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO MAKE UP DEFICIT OF ABOUT $1,500,000 IN CAMPAIGN FUND   Presidential Contest in 1920 Cost Republican $3,400,000, Exclusive of Pre-Convention Ex penditures; Popular Subscriptions Wanted Don’t Send More Than $1,000.

HAYS-ISSUES GALL FOR DEFICIT CONTRIBUTIONS   Republican National Chairman  Continues $1000 Limit  on Donations

CHAIRMAN HAYS SENOS OUT APPEAL TOMAKE UP DEFICIT   Republican Campaign Fund Nearly Million and a Half Short, He Says.   HARDING ELECTION COST LESS THAN HUGHES DEFEAT   Hopes Popular Subscriptions in Amounts Less Than $1,000 Limit Set While Fight Was on Will be Promptly Made. Favors Small Gift Method.

TE POLICE DEPARTMENT   GALLS FOR FORCE OF 150   Drafted Bill To Be Presented at Legisfative Sessions

BILL PHOVIDING FORMATION OF A CONSTABULARY   Smaller Towns to be Protected From Raids of Bandit Gags From Larger Cities   PROTECTION NECESSARY   With Ohio and Illinois Protected, In. diana Would Become Fertile Soil for Criminals

ARMY FLYER IS KILLED   Lieutenant Spencer, U. S. A., Loses Life When His Plane Crashes into Tree in Landing.

ARMY AVIATOR IS_ KILLED   Officer Loses Life When His Plane  Lf rachec Intn Tree.

PROPERTY SEIZED AFTER HARD FIGH   Governor of the State Defies Government To Take It Back By Armed Force?   ISSUE CALL FOR TROOPS   Will Rally Against Any Inyasion By the Forces of President Carranza

NUMBER WOMEN QVER. TWENTY-ONE   OVER WENTY-EIGHY ° MILLION ARG OLY ENOUGH   CENSUS BUREAW FIGURES   Estimate. Thae Eliminating  Aiier and Indian Women, 26,500, vor Wouen May Qnalify to Vote. ° -

MILLIONS OF WOMEN VOTERS      ‘Census Bureau Estimates 26,500,000  Are Eligible.

26,500,000 WOMEN VOTERS   Estimate on Number Entitled to Suf frage Is Made by the Census Bureau.

26.500,000 WOMEN ELIGIBLE TO VOTE   PIGURES COMPILED BY G@V. ERNMENT BUREAU ARE GIVEN OUT   The Ven, Veters of The Natio VoGll Total 31.590,000 Accord. ine to Statement

NUMBER OF WOMEN VOTERS   Census Bureau Estimates Show. 26, 500,000 in the U. S.

MACSWINEY’S CLOUDED  cee; olan vetmrcane teria ibibibeccniccecscacdi

IRIS CITY BURNED BY NINN FEIN TERRORISTS   Burning is Reprisal for Destruction :of  Catholic Church   TROOPS ARE THROWN AROUND BRIXTON PRISON   Effect of Hunger Strike or Political Situation Is Breaking Down

TREE PLE WN AEPRISAL “AT OUNOALK   Business Section Destroyed and Three Persons Perish; Troops Guard Prison to Prevent Mavor’s Rescue   While MacSweency Is Slowly Dying Many Acts of Incendiarism and Violence Are Being Reported in Ireland

STRONG GUARD AT BRIXTON PRISON   Cordons of Troops Are Thrown About MacSwiney Cell   SOLDIERS CHARGE ON MOB   Hunger Strike Breaking Official Annacition. Relief

DEMONSTRATORS FOR RELEASE OF LORD MAYOR OF C ORK WERE ARMED WITH REVOL VERS AND BOMBS

DADE GROWING IN TRIGH GENTERS   REPORTED ENTIRE BUSINESS DISTRICT OF DUNDALK DESTROYED BY FIRE   SWEENEY CASE GHUSE   Excitement Throughout Ircland and England Increases Over Expected Death Of The Lord Mayor of Cork.

WANTS MORE TEETH. IN PURE MILK LAW   Senator Nelson Says Legisla ture Should Give People as Much Protection as Swine.

THE RHODE ISLAND CASE WILL BE CALLED THEN,   The Decision Will Determine the Va. Hdity of Constitutional Prohibition.

ARGUMENTS TO BE HEARD NEXT MONDAY TO DETERMINE VALIDITY OF VALSTEABYACT.

AICNENTS Wet BE MADE MONDAY    Supreme Court: Fixes Time for Hearing Constitutional  Prohibition.   NEW YORK BILL OFFERED   ‘Would Allow 2.75 Per Cent,  Beer and Light Wine i to Be Sold,

ARGUMENTS ON THE VALIDITY GF PROHIBITION   rhe Supreme Court Has Set Next Monday to Determine Whether Law fs Constitutional.

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR NEXT MONDAY ARGUMENTS ON PROHIBITION FIGH'

TO ARGUE VOLSTEAD ACT NEXT MONDA\   Sapreme Caart Fixes’ Date ta Hen Cases That ‘betermine Validicy  Dat Constinitiowal Probihs~  ednee 5.

CAPPER ON SUGAR QUESTION      TIesue Statemen? Declaring wo Bilion Pounds Additional Tmported This Veur.

SUGAR SHORTAGE      Is Doubted by Capper, Who Cor tinues Demand for Action.

Capper Conference Demand for Sugar Investigation   Says Two Billion Pounds More Have Been Imported This Year  Lp ae oe

LEADERS OF SOCIALIST PARTIES TRY ULTIMATUM ON GENTRAL GOVERNMENT   REQUEST CERTAIN CONVENTION ARTICLES BE RESPECTED AND MILITARY MEASURES END.

HUN SOGIALISTS SEND ULTIMATUM TO BERLIN GOVT,   Demand Suspension Military Measures in  Ruhr Valley

+ BROKE TUE RIRDS.      tan Chib Meinbers Enjoyed  After noon it The Trips:

BROKE THE BIRDS.   (aun Cluh Members Enjoyed Atternoon (At The Trips.

ARMED MEN AAD JAIL AND DRAG QUT PRISONERS   ‘Trio Indicted For Murder of Bheriff, Are Lynched In Cometery

100 ARMED MEN LYNCH SAT  SANTA ROSA, CAL   Phey* Were Under Indictment for * Killing Sherif and Two Detec. “thes of Sen Franelseo;

TAMEN FROM JAIL HANGED TO TREE   MOB PUTS END TO CALIFORNIA MURDER GANG,   SANTA ROSA PRISON STORMED   One Hundred Armed Men Overpower Officers In Charge and Lynch Prisoners——Different Moads of Members of Gang at Death.

‘Sa CANDEINTES' VIEWS ON LEGUGR   Secretary’ of Pronibition Nationa Committee Makes  statemento or Harding

ASA CANDIDATES’ ViiWS ON LIGUGH   Secretary of Prohibition Nationa! Committee Makes Statement om Harding

HARDING STAND BAFFLES DRYS’ INTERROGATORS   Nominee Once “Owned -Browery Btock but Voted for Volstead Act Over the Veto

ASSEMBLY L. OF N. MEETS IN GENEVA   Danish, Norwegian and Swedish Governments to Suggest 4  League Amendments Then

MAY PROPOSE. LEAGUE CHANGES   Four Nations Would Heh Strengthen Obligation To Arbitrate.

CHURCH COUNC UPHOLDS UNION   Allege Open Shop” Policy Is De signed to Destroy Organized Labor.

Federal Council of Churches of Christ Declares Present -Agitation te Be Unwise.

DANNUNZI CAPTURES VRATIO   Rebol ltalian Forces Occupy Chief Port on Albanian Coast   jugo-Slavs Preparing to Resist Invaders of Their Territory

D’ANNUNZIO IS SPREADING OUT ; TAKES DURAZZC   Poet’s Forces Advanc ing From Fiume to Meet Jugo Slavs

DANNUNZIO FORCE SEVES DURRAZZC   Jugo-Slavs Notify AlHes The: Will Resist Attacks By Poet's Army !

U ANNUAL DAPTURED  DURAZIN   Reb l Italian Forces Occupy Chief Port on Albanian Coast   Juso-Slavs Preparing to Resist Invaders of Their Territory

MANY DIE AS RESULT OF QUAKE   Tremors at Tiflis, Transcaucasia, Kill Several Hundred.   JT \ousands Homeless After Seismic Ca tastrephe Which Occurred on February 24, Constantinople Reports.

HUNDREDS KILLED IN QUAKE   Thousands Homeless in Trans-Caucasia Region.

SUORES PERISH, HAMLETS ZED IN EARTH SHOCK   Thousands of Refugees Pour into Tiflis; Assembly Votes big Sum to Aid Sufferers.

BIG QU/.KE AT TIFLIS   HUNDREDS DEAD AND THOU: SANDS ARE HOMELESS,   Georgia Republic Vetes 20,000,000 Rubles for Relief: of Sufferers: From Scismic Catastrophe.

Hundreds Are Dead and Thousands Hurt in Asia Earthquake   Thousands Are Injured ane Homeless—Sixty Mile Radius Shaken by It.

Several Hundred Dead anc Thousands Homeless Wher Tremor Wipes Out Many Villages; Refugees Stream ing Inte Tiflis From Devas tated Region

Termbior Crumbles Villages in Transcaucasia for Radius of Sixty Miles; Thousands Made Destitute, Homeless   Makhet and Grakali Among Towns Destroyed by Earth: quake, Which Was Felt Hun: dreds of Miles on Fault Line

MANY DIE IN QUAKE   Tremors at Tiflis, Transcaucasia, Kill Several Hundred.   Thousands Homeless After Seismic Ca tastrophe Which Occurred cn Feb‘ ruary 24, Conetantinopie Reperts.

‘ASIA QUAKE KILLS HUNDREDS   Tremors Near Tiflis Cause Great Damage — Thousands Homeless After Seismic Catastrophe.

HUNDREDS DEAD AS RESULT OF QUAKE   And the Remaining Hom:less Are a Great Host   IN TRANSCAUCASIA

HUNDREDS KILLED I AUSSIAN QUAKE TIFLIS 1S SHAKEN   Thousands of Refugees Floct To That City; Relief. Voted by Georgia Government.

OUTLAW PRINTERS GO BAGK   Normal Publication of Omaha News papers fs Resumed Today After Several Days Trouble,

PUBLIC MADE TO PAY T00 MUCH FOR WOOL   EAXACTIONS OF MWAKERS FO AD SCAN DALOUSLY HIGH.   Federal Grand Jeary at New ork Reaches That Conclesion—Twe Companies indicted, \long With President.

HOW THE WOOLEN TRUST EARNS ITS 400 PER CENT:   Has Three Subsidiar Companies That Pay Fabulous Salaries

INDICE WOOLEN CO.   Federal Grand Jury Brings Profiteering Charge

WOOL TRUST IS ARRAIGNED   William M. Wood, President of Concern, Also Faces Profiteer Charge.   EXCESSIVE PRICES FOR CLOTH CHARGED

PROFITEERING IN WOOL  Dace nr NT MENTS DAUIU UT REDIU TINIE!   CLOTH MANUFACTURING CcOoMPANIES AND THEIR PRESIDENT FACE CHARGES.

WOOLEN COMPANY I> CHARGED WITH PROFITEERINE   Indictment’ Charges 14 Viola tions of Lever Act In Sale of Cloth.

U. S. INDICTS WOOLEN FIRM   American Company. Charged Witt Profiteering in True Bill Returned at New York.

LARGE WOOLEN COMPANY OF NEW YORK IS INDICTED ON PROFITEERING CHARGE   CONCERN CONTROLS 21 PER CENT OF OUTPUT Of NATION; PROFITS 300 TO 400 PER CENT ABOVE THOSE OF 1919, PROBE SHOWS.

FW SOLU fh PROBLEM FFERED SOLONS   jassification Is Provided With Rate Limitation Of One Percent   WAY RAISE LIMIT BY MAJORITY VOTE   rogram Hinges Upon Break ing Of Deadlock On Gardner Bill

STATE MUST HAVI FUND RELIEF   kegislators Are Determined to Find Solution to Tax Problem

RAILROADS REPORT HUGE INCOME LOSS   OPERATING DEFICIT FOR APRIL  WITH GUARANTER REACHES $100,000,000.

RAILROADS RUNNING BEHIND.   Gaexvernment Paying 8100,000,000 5s  Month Guarantee.

TO KEEP OFFICE OPEN      Property Set for Tax: Sale Can Be’ Redeenied Manday 

TO KEEP OFFICE OPEN   Property Set for Tax Sale Can Be Redeemed Monday

COMPARES WIL ON TO NAPOLEON    Henry Cabot Lodge Adds Tha Cox is Heir to President’s Policies.

CITY TO IooUE BONDG   CHIEF NERD IS FOR FUNDS AT THE LIGHT PLANT.   Some Improvements on the City Building Also Included,

CITY TOISSUE BONDS   CHIEF NRED-18 FOR FU THE KAGHT PLAN         Same Improvements “on the - City . Ruikling Also Included,

POSTON GAINS SEVEN BY PRIMARY RECOUN’   RECOUNT HELD YESTERDAY GAVE POSTON LEAD OF 15 OVER CAMPBELL   BOARD INTERPRETS INTENTIONS   Board Makes Recount of Democratic Ballots for Commissioner First District. Poston 788, Campbell 773, Martin 419.

PRESENT COMMISSIONER RE. _. MAINS AS DEMOCRAYNIC . NOMINEE FOR OFFICE.   ASS PROMISES SUPPORT

LABOR FIGHTS CUMMINS BiLt   Executives of Railway Unions Talk to Hines About Wages and Return to Roa"s: Gompers to Appeal to Wilgon to Kill Proposed Measure.

UNIONS WILL FIGHT FSCH-CUMMINS BILi   Brotherhoods to Vigorously Oppose Legislation Providing fer Regulation of Railroads After ‘Waerch 1

’ NON-UNION PROVISION ~ RESENTED BY LEADERS OF UNION WAGE EARNERS   Employees Hopeto Keep Roads, Under Gevernment Control For Two Years Longer

UNION LABOR TO OPPOSE ESCHCUMMINS’ BILT   Reports Thar “One Big Cenal Cn:   aa Wadd Been! Formed Phitty     Denied: by Te

ANUR DECIDES TO FIGHT ESCH LUMMINS BILL   Gompers Will Send President Letter Setting Forth Opposition of A. F. of L.

LGR TOFIGHT RAILROAD Bll   Esch-Cummins Bil Regulating Rall. roads. After Return March 1  : To! ‘Bo Opposed. {

LABOR TO FIGH] RAILROAD BILL   Esch-Cummins Measure Meets Disapproval of Working Men   LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT

RAILROAD BILL IS NOTSATISFACTORY TO LABOR UNIONS   ESCH-CUMMINS BILL IS CALLED “HODGHE-PODGE" AND IN. CURS LABOR'S OP 2 POSITION.   ISSUE -STATEMENT TODAY   .  Labor's) Position Will Be Set. Forth in Lateer to President Wilson— Setk Extension of Railroad Control for Two Years,

LABOR TO FIGHT "CUMMINS BILE   WHILE THIS DECISION WAS BEING REACHED RAIL HEADS MET WITH HINES .— ,

GOMPERS FRAMING LETTER 10. ThE PRESIDENT TODA\   Opnoses Bill “Which ¥ Will Regulate Railroad After Their Return ea Deorwars   Are Discussing Matters Pertaining to Rates and Wages After _ “March ‘lst

LABOR TO FIGHT RAIL BILL   Against . Regulation - Afte Return to Owners.

JAMES O'NEILL, OES, AGED TI   Player’ Noted for impersona- tion of Dantes in “Count of ’ Monte Christo’

JAMES O'NEILL 1S BEAG   fed Actor Succnmbea After a5 Til. nena of Two Wontha—7e , Yeara of tee.

END COMES WITH WIFE AND BOYS AT HIS BEDSIDE.   MADE COUNT OF MDE ay MONTE CHRISTO FAMOUS,   For More Than Fifteen Yeats and More Than Eight Thousand Performances O'Neil Played the  Part of Dantos,

FAMOUS IRISH ACTOR DIES AT AGE OF 7(   James O'Neil Succumbs at New London, Conn,

JAMES O'NEILL, FAMOUS ACTOR 9 DEAD AT 7   Scored Signal Success al Dantes in “Count of Mounte Christo.”

JAMES S"NEILL ANSWERS CALI   Final Curtain Drops on Inter. esting Career When Death Claims Veteran Actor.   FAME: IN “MONTE CHRISTO”

AIRMAN WOULD FLY FROM FLORIDA TO. CALIFORNIA IN TWENTY-FOUR ROURS   PROPOSED FLIGHT WAY STAR’ LONG AIR JOURNEY TO WASHINGTON'S BIKTHDAY.

WILL TRY LONG FLIGHT.   Uw. 8. Army Avintor Will Endeavor T¢ Cross Continent.  emt ns Re cumecerpsrsemiipiccgwagmersrcmpr meme ssdnaginrigssnie

10 CALIFORNIA   PEAR MN, WINNER: OF, ROUND TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRIP LAST VEAR W.LL TRY IT

NOMINATING SPEECHES START WITH _ FOUR CANDIDATES TAKEN SERIOUSLY   Palmer Strongest in Pledged Delegates, Cox Well Up, Marsball au Uncertainty .and McAdoo, Who Will aia The Real Faverite. -

PALMER HAS MUST VOTES IN PLEDGES   Signs Point To Adoption 01 Wilson’s Virginia Platform Plank Thursday

The Convention Platform is to be Presented and Adopted Before Any Choice is Wiade of Candidate.

Democratic. Convention ‘Listens to ‘ Nominating Speeches at ‘Frisco Today      Balloting Tomorrow   Tyke Praising Candidates Wil Be Limited to Twenty Min. utes Each

Some Seventeen Candidates Are To Be Presented   Ballotting Expected To Start At Session On Thursday Afternoon   PALMER HAS MOST  PLEDGED DELEGATES   Gerard Will Probably Be First Name Presented This Afternoon

BY DEMOCRATS: 17 CANDIDATES   Nominating Speeches Are Likely To Take Up Greater Part Or All Of Today’s Sesston-Length Of Orations Is Strictly Limited By Convention Order.

HE TURNS IT DOWN   Senator Lafollette Says fe “Doesn't Want the Nomination.   “SENT. WORD TO CONVENTION   Doesn't “Deem Himself Available as a Candidate,” Telts the New Party.

BRYAN STANG LIKE ROCK 4 OPPOSE MADE       Nebraskan Will Fight to Agent Nomination of Ex}      No Declaration Mag   Commoner Maintuiis Thae Actou Hae Not Stated Stax un Principtes

arge That His Platform Was Concealed Followed by Pande morium Lasting Half Hour         WORLD WAR VETERANS WANT HIM DRAFTEL

COMMITTEE HAS MAJORITY DECLARATION   Represents Labor Party Opinion—LaFollette May Refuse :

FOLLETTE WON'T RUN   Sends Word He Is  “Not Available As Candidate”’— Majority Report Finally Prepared on Platform.

oT OAM oGENE “FOLLOWS WORD OF HIS REFUSAL   Leader. Causes Demonstration . When He Says :Meeting ts Boss Ridden.   DELEGATES DEMAND READING OF PLATFORM   Many Indisations Point to Collapse of Efforts. to. Amalcamate Factions.

REFUSES TOLEAD LIBERAL PARTY   LA FOLLETTE SENDS WORD TO CHICAGO HE DOESN'T WANT NOMINATION.

LAFOLLETTE QUITS BUT FUSION PARTY THREATEN “DRAFT   Joint Convention Unable to Agree on Platform But Can Pick Candidate.   PROPOSED NOMINEE SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT JOB   Committee of_48 Planning. tc Hold Separate Meet and Single Taxers Quit.

LAFOLLETTE'S NO “TO THIRD PARTY   Hoisy, Oemonstation as They Try to Oratt. Him,   HIS PLATFORM . WITHHEIE   Conventions Statement of Principies Chiefly Reflecting Labor Views BeHeved Too Radical For Senator.

CONVENTION IS NEAR BREAK AT HOUR OF RECESS   Forty-Eighters Plan to Meet Separately This Evening

HARMONY FAILS TOPREVAIL IN 3RD PARTY MEET   Convention Makes Little Progress in Today’s Session

LA FOLLETTE DENIES: WISH FOR NOMINATION   World War Veterans Leader Starts Demonstration with Demand for Draft of Wisconsin Senator   SAYS “BOSS RIDDEN CONVENTION” CONCEALS ACCEPTABLE PLATFORM

ROUGH ROAD FOR THIRD PARTY   Lafollette Dectines Nomina tion, Single Taxers Quit anc Forty-Eighters Are Sore.   PARTY I$ SPLITTING UP’

NI. SOLON SAYS NOT AVAILABLE EUR NEW PARTY   LaFollette Sends Word to Convention Declaring Does Not Want Nomination.   Friends Among 48ers Serve Notice Platform Not to Senator’s Liking.

LA FOLLETTE WILL NOT RUN   Serves Notice On New Thir< Party.   GOT A BIG DEMONSTRATION   Ex-Service Man Drew Wrath of Chair When He Alleged Clique Control.

LA FOLLETTE DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE   Senator Says. ‘He's “Not . Available” for Third party Bevo ———   DIFFERENT HOBBIES KEEP ROW IMMINEN’

Ad°ERS BATTLE ON READING OF THE PLATFORM   Barlow Charges Convention Is Boss Ridden and Demands That FaFollette Platform Be Read.

LA FOLLETTE SAYS HE WILL NOT RUN   TELLS THIRD PARTY HE Is NOT AVAILABLE AS CANDIDATE   NEW PARTY IS SHAKY         Takes All the Efforts of the Leaders to Hold .the Factions Together   Single Taxers Withdraw and Will Put Their Own Ticket in the Field

FAVOR AMERICANS IN SALE OF SHIPS   Shipping Bill Providing for Sale of Federal Fleet Finally Passed

MERCHANT SHIP BILL IN HANDS OF PRESIDENT   Sets Forth Condition: for Disposing of Fleet.

ADMIRAL SIMS [3 BEFORE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AWARDS   Says There Is Nothing Personal In His Criticism; Is Fightinz a Conditicn.   TO ELIMINATE CONDITION   Thinks That More Important for Future Than Building a Dozen Battleships.

GLASS A SENATOR THIS WEEK   Will Take Seat in Congress Mondav or Tuesday

CORONER’S JURY TO ~. PROBE MAN'S DEATI   Slaying of Pierce is Investigated,

HAST ACTION TAKEN ON SUFFRAGE IN DEL   Resolution {s Intoduced in Upper House—Vote Not Expected Before Friday.

FARMER-LABOR PARTY EXPECTS NO BIG THINGS   LEADER SAYS BABY PARTY WILI TEACH PARENTS LESSON IN ECONOMY

NORTH DAKOTA I6 IN DOU DBT.   Reealt Unsecertaimn Se Far as Ne Partisesn Leagee Figures.

SECURE DEMPSEY JOUR)   Less Than Two Hours Required te Find Twelve Men to Try

EXCHANGE © DECLINES   WIRA CHECKS MAKE NEW LOW RECORD. FRANCS AND STERLING ALSO SHOW LUSss.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE DROPS   edie Contrasts with Strength in Be ginning of Franco-German Situation

THREATENED WAR TO BE DISCUSSED WHEN AMBASSADORS MEE   Impotence Of League Of Nations Puts Matter To Nations

MOVE 10 AVOID. ‘OPEN GONFLIGT   Possibility of New War ir   Central Europe Attracting Widespread Attention.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS NOT FUNCTIONING   Council of Ambassadors Will Engage in Imporiant Discussions on Subject.

TEACUP TAKES PLAGE OF CIGAR   Women Aroused at Effort Of the Politicians to Please Them.

CHARGED WITH KILLING HER LITTLE BABY        Was Acquitted Three Years Ago of Murdering An Infant Son.

WOMAN CHARGED WITH INFANTI   Said to Have Slain Her fant Daughter—Was Tr: on Similar Charge Befor

2 BABIES DIE: MOTHER HELD AS MURDERER   Woman of 28 Accused of In. fanticide Twice in 3 Years.

EXPLOSION SHOWS IT PAYS T0 KEEP UP   War Risk Insurance. Of the 12 Service. Men Killed Otily Two were Eligible.

GREEK THRONE IS OFFERERTO PRINCE PAUL-MONKEY’S BITE” FATAL T0 ALEXANDER   Many Difficulties Expected to Result From Death. Venizelos Feels Greéce Not Ready for Re~* publican Government.

COMPLICATIONS MANY OVER SUCCESSOR 10 THRONE OF GREECI   TRIANGLE OF BROTHERS MAY CALL FOR DOUBLE ABDICATION IN FAVOR OF YOUNGEST?’

MONKEY     “EATAT   TO KING ALEXANDI eR OF GREECE W 2 DIED YESTERDAY.*      Every Indication That: t 6 Throne will g- to Prinée Paul — Greece Not ii - for Renubliie oo Ott

GREECE IN MUDDLE AS KING DIES   Many Difficulties Seen in Succes. sion to Throne   PRINCE PAUL MAY BE BARRED   Father and Brother Must First Step Dut of Way

MONKEY BITE 1$ FATAL 10 GREEK KING   Alexander Succumbs to In fection From Wounds   SUCCESSOR DISCUSSED)   Constantine Said.t to Have Eyes on Throne; Prince Paul Favored

PRINGE PAL: TOBE OFERED. *BREEK THRONE   SUCCESSOR IS SELECTED, TC KING ALEXANDER, WHO DIED YESTERDAY :

Death of King Alexander Presents Difficulties of Succession — Constantine Must Abdicate

ALEXANDER RULER Of GREECE, DEAR      Every Indication That Throne {ei Be Offered To Prince Paul

PRINGE PAUL MAY BE GRECIAN KING   King Alexander Dies of Monkey Bite Said to Have Been Plot

GREECE HUNTS FOR NEW RULER AS KING DIES   Pet Monkey’s Bite Proves Fatal to Alexander After Long Illness   TALK OF PRINCE PAUL   CONSTANTINE’S ABDICATION MUST BE FORMALLY SIGNED, HOWEVER TO GIVE THRONE TO PAUL.

At Least” “the Throne. Ot Greece      THIRD: SON GE“ CONSTANTINE          1 oped to Keep. Latter in Line by : Paying-Him His Former: _ Pension. ;

PRINGE PAUL 15 OFFERED THRONI   FUNERAL OF ALEXANDER WIL BY HELD FRIDAY— PARLIAMENT TO BE CALLED.

THRONE OF GREECE NOW-TROUBLESOME   Death Of Alexander Causes Much Agitation

KING ALEXANDER Dies OF INFECTION FROM MONKEY BITE   Had Reigned Since Abdication of Father Was Forced in 1917

WILL OFFER THRONE OF GREECE TO PAUI      THIRD SON OF CONSTANTINE TO BE GIVEN FIRST      Many -Difficulties Regarding Suc. cession fo Greek Throne Are Suggested

KING ALEXANDER OF GRAGE DEAD   WAS MADE KING DURING THE GREAT WORLD WAT   BITE OF MONKEY WAS FATAL   Former King Constantine, Father of Alexander May Return to 'Bheone  Ahbdicated a Few Years Ago.

INEW GRECIAN KING  TO BE PRINCE  PAUL   Death of Alexander Is Cause _ Of Much Uncertainty As to Conditions in Realm

Raa  ms  NE 13 ui  CARR IR Ki in 5 ict aN i i  nay i EP Ta rail a Tick   Vexander Dics From Ette Of Bite From His Pet Monkey

PAUL OFFERED GREEK THRONE   Constantine’s Third Son to Be Asked to Succeed Brother.

SUCCESSOR TO ALEXANDER TO STIR TROUBLE      Greek King Succumbs to Bite of Monkey; See Difficulties Ahead.   CONSTANTINE MAY ENTER THE DISPUTE

0 OFFERED 10 PRINGE PAUL   Third Son of Constantine Probably Will Become Ruler as Result of Death of King Alevander.   BULLETIN.

ALEXANDER OF. - GREECE DEAD   Many Difficulties Re garding Succession to . Throne: Result

WAY TO GREEK THRONE NOT CLEAR NOW TRE KING 1S DEA   Difficulties Abound—As a Condition of Prince Paul’s Accession, King Constantine Must Formally Abdicate

KING ALEAANDEN DIES AS RESULT OF MONKEY bt  CARDING 2 ME ay. sRUL Seo FROD uw ATH.   NAME PRINCE PAUL   Yhird Son of Constantine, to1 mer Ruler, Likely to Be Offered Crown. 

DAEEK bas : TOBE OFFERED TA PRINGE mh   Third Son of Former King Constantine fs Chosen Successor to Alexander, Victim of the Monkey’s Bite

REPORT PRINCE PAUL SELECTED TO TAKE THRONE   Will Demand King Constantine Formally Abdicate.  REPUBLIC UNLIKELY   Third Son of Former Greek Monarch Now in Exile May be Next Ruler of the Greeks,

PAUL THIRD SON OF FORMER KING CONSTANTINE.   LATTER MUST NOW OFFICIALLY ABDICATE.   The Elder Brother, Prince George Must Also Abdicate and Renounce All Rights to the Throne of Greece.

PRINCE PAUL TO  OCCUPY THRONE   Third Son of Former King Con<tantine to Succeed King Alexander  Cronch cal ic Not Ta   French Government is Not To Interfere With Plan

Constantine, Former Ruler, Is Disposed to Balk at . Conditions.      CAN BE “INFLUENCED”   Little Matter of Pensior Probably Will Give the Crown te Paul. ~

Shooting Throws Cork  Crowds into Panic   Nations Wondermg Who Will Succeed Alexander   Many Difficulties Regarding Selecting a Successor to Greek King Who Died from Effects of a Monkev Bite Are Looming Up.

ALEXANDER: IS. DEAD   I MONKEY BITE PROVED FATAL ! TO GRECIAN KING.   Saqeenser, WHI Likely he Prince Paul, Third Son of Former King Constantine.

PAUL IS CHOSEN RULER OF GREECE   Throne Offered fo Third Son of Constantine,   REGENT 10 BE CHOSEN    Republic May Be Formed if éx.King and Eldest Son Prevent Pauf From Ascendina Throne

aEECE SEHK alt      “Pet. Monkey. is   MAY. CHOOSE PRINCE PAUL            lea “ing. Con May fake Thione . os talk of. Republics " i

Nations Wondering Who  Will Succeed Alexander   Many Difficulties Regarding Selecting a Successor to Greek King Who Died from Effects of a Monkey Bite Are Looming Up.

GREEK KING {a DEAD AT ATHENE   Death Due to Bite of Pe Monkey—Many Difficulties Arise.

MANY DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF  SUCCESSION TO GREEK THRONE   Will Be Offered to Prince Paul But His Elder Brother, Prince George, Must Withdraw and Constantine Abdicate.

GREECE MUST NAME cINe’S SUCEESSOR   YOUNGER BROTHER OF DEAD MING ALEXANDER MAY BE SELECTED FOR POST

PRINCE PAUL TO BE OFFERED THE  THRONE, IS SAID   Constantine and Prince George First Must Renounee Ali Rights,

GREEKS PUZZLE OVER SELECTION NEXT MONARCH   Death of King Alexander I: Cause of Mix-up Over  His Successor.

PRINGE PAUL TO. FOLLOW AAQTHEF A PREFK PUL EE   ONSTANTINE MUST PORMALNY ABDICATE AND PRINCE GEORGE WUST RETIRE,

GREEK THRONE OFFERED PAUL   Constantine's Third Son to Be Asked to Succeed His Brother Alexander.

CLUBS’ PRODUCTS: -WORTH $441,867   Roys and: Girly Clubs in» Indians Ratse Products Worth Almost Half Millon.

INDIANA CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS PRODUCE NEAR HALF MILLION   Report of Supervisor of Agricultural Education Shows $441,867 Worth of Products   LEADS ALL OTHER STATES   In Per Cent4ge of Club Members Wha Carried Work Through. Gardeters First and Corn Grow  ers Second,

GLUB BOYS AND GIRLS MAKE FINE SGOWIKE   VALUE OF PHETER PRODUCTS, FOR PAST YEAR REACHES HALE MILLION DOLLARS

NAVY DEPARTMENT MADE NO EFFORT TO PREPARE   Necessary to Go Over Secretary Dan. iels’ Head to Get Anything Done, Says Rear-Admiral Fuallam,

NO PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.   Rear Admiral Fullam Saye Pacific Wilieet BSeaeclenxta

CHICAGO WILL “BE DRIEST IN UNITED STATES   Drive Against Liquor Dealers and Criminals Will Be Continued.   CLOSE-'72 SALOONS   Bondage Declares Severa Hundred. More Suits Are Contemplated.

CHICAGO 10 BE THE DRYEST GHTY INU, §   Federal, State and City Officers Together.

“Windy City” Will Be Unhealthful Place For Crooks.  ° »  MANY ARE. INDICTED  Suits May Be Filed Tc ' Close Saloons It Is Announced.   MANY ARE. INDICTED

Chicago Is to Be the ‘Dryest’ City in U. S. By Christmas   Federal, State and City Officials Begin Drive to Make Windy City Most Unhealthy for Crooks, Too— Strict Enforcement of Laws Planned—Grand Jury Returns Thirty-One Indictments.

Raid Chicago Dives Will Make City Dry   ORGY OF CRIME TO CEASE—THEFT OF A FORTUNE IN WHISKY STARTS THINGS—BOOZE IS WORTH $175,000, AND IS GUARDED BY POLICE BUT A GANG WITH ' POLICE IN IT STEALS THE STUFF

WRING WETNESS. OUT OF CHICAGL   Seventy- Two Saloons. Closet and-31 Indictments” Made a Against Sellers’. --

CHICAGO 10 BECOME AS DRY AS A BONE   LIKEWISE MIGHTY UNHEALTHY PLACE FOR CROOKS.   Federal, State and Municipal Avwthorities Unite in a Drive Intended te Cause Cleaanimg of Big City.

Starts Suits to-Close 72. Saloons and Cabaretts; 31 Persons Indicted.

FEDERAL OFFICERS JOIN IN WAR ON CROOKS      Windv City Being Made Unhealth Place tor Yeges—-Uncle Sam in rive,

DRIVE AGAINST BOOZE TRAFFIC. BRINGS THREAT   MAY SPREAD 10 STATE.

V7”_—  mOMAKE CHIGAGD dst UNREALTHY oPOT FOR CROOK:   Federal State and City Officials Unite in Big Drive on Booze and Crime.

CHICAGO INTENDS TO ENFORCE TERMS QF VOLSTEAD ACT   Seventy-Two Suits Are Instituted Against Saloons And Cabarets.   ciry, STATE AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES COMBINED   Prominent Chicagoans and Members Of the Police Force are Indicted,

iriaypie STEAL MQvOn GUARDED BY POULE, ALLEGED CHICAGO 10 BE MADE "UNHEALTHY PLACE FOR “ CROOKS WILL. BE. DRIEST. “CITY IN U. S. *BY *XMAS, 1S BOAST

“DRY UP CHICAGO,” OBJECT OF RAIDS   Saloons Closed, 31 Indicted; “So Long As Law Stands It Must Be Enforced.”

Suits Are Filed to Close 72 Saloons and Cabarets; Indictments Voted Against 31 on Charges of Violating Volstead Act; One Patrolman Dismissed by Chief   WHISKY THEFT STARTS DRIVE

THE: APPOINTMENTS       REV. A. S. PREST TO.TIPTON ANOTHER YEAR. *        Session in Historyiat Richmond! +

THE APPOINTMENTS   REV. 4A. SS. PRESTON RETURNED TO TiIPTON ANOTHER YEAR.   Methodist Conference Ends the Best  Session in History at Richmond.

A BILL TO CURB THE SEGAR SPECULATORS INTRODUCED IN HOUSE TODAY BY REP. HOWAR

FLECTION OF OBREGON AS PRESIDENT OF MEXICO IS GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICE   MEXICAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE HOPING THE WAY HAS BEEN OPENED FOR THE FLOATZNG OF & LARGE LOAN IN AMERICA; MANY MEXICANS BE LIEVE THAT THE U. 8. IS THEIR BEST FRIEND WHILE OTHERS RETAIN FIERCE HATRED FOR THE STATES

ID FROM Ths “COUNTRY WILL ~ BE LOOKED FOr   Weeds Money To Pay Enormous Claims Of Foreigners.   OFFERS SECURITY   (Little Likelihood Of U.S. ~.. Financiers Lending  ys Sum.

HALL OF FAME FGQR TREES      Many Historic Perennial Plants Have Been Nominated for a Place in institucion.

TREES NOMINATED FOR PLACE IN HALL OF FAM   GREAT TREE ON BOSTON COMMON AND GREEN TREE HOTEL AT LE CLAIRE, IOWA, TO BE IMMORTALIZED RPRECAUSE OP HISTORIC ASSOCIATIONS.

DIES IN MUSKOGEE.   J oseph Green Passes. Away at M.O  & G. Hospital Saturday’ Nicht.

CHECOTAH CITIZEN  . . DIES IN MUSKOGEE   Joseph Green- Passes Away at -M.O & G. Hospital Saturday  AT? £4

ATTEMPT WAS MADE 10 WRECK,                ‘Dozen Sills -‘Had Been Placed onthe: Freight Train Happened Along Firs! Obketruction—_Officera on Track of Cri   BERNARD CASSIDY, OF THE REGULAR ARMY, SPENT SUNDAY HERE

ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO WRECE P.&R. PASSENGER TRAINS - EAST: OF MYERSTOWN :               Dozen Sills. Had Been Placed on: ‘th ' Freight Train Happened ‘Along Fir Obstruction—Officers on Track o}

NEGROES THREATEN TROUBLE   Reported to Be Marching On a Town  in Kansas.

KANSAS TOWN UNDER ARMS TO REPEL NEGRO ATTACK      Biscks from Mining Camp Reported to be Marching to Mulberry. Scene of Lynching.

NEGRO AND WHITE WAR THREATENEL   Citizens, .of  : Mullberry, Kan. Arm to Meet Expected Attack.

NEGROES PLAN REPRISALS ON WHITE PEOPLE   Kansas Blacks Reported Ti Be Marching on Scene of Previous Lynching

ANTE RICAN LOANS TOWELP EUROPE IN REBUILDING   War Firance Corporation Provides Seventeen Millions Which Will Finance Exports   BRITISH DENY MOVES  TO SECURE FUNDS HERE   Assert That Country Will Not Borrow Single Dollar to Loan in Europe

U.S. LENDS 17 MILLION TQ BUSINESS FIRMS   Commercial Interests To Use Money To Export Goods To Stricken Europe.

CASH FOR EXPORT BUSINESS   U. S. Lends $17,000,000 to Commercial Interests.

AMERICA T0 MAKE LOAN OF MILLIONS TO ASSIST EUROPI   Aid to Extent of $17,000,00¢ Will Be Furnished Through Commercial Exporting Interests Soon.   REPLACE MACHINERY   Ten Millions Go to Supplant Damage to Industrial Mechanism Wrecked by Germans Durine War.

TO AIO EXPORT BUSINESS      United States Government Lends $17, 00,000 to Commercial Interests, Says Report.

DANS 10 Aaalal FUROPE ARE MAD!   OVERNMENT WILL AbBVANCI $17,000,000 TO BBUSINESS MEN

GOVERNMENT — HEEDS CALL FOR MONE   Aids Manufacturing . Ex porters in Reconstruction of Europe.

LOANS MADE BY 3, 10 HELP REBUILD EUROPE   War Corporation to Advance $17,000,000 to Commercial Interests So Materials Can Be Sent Stricken Nations.

AMERICAN CAPITAL GOES TO AID OF EUROPEANS   War Finance Corporation Announces  ) Four Loans Aggregating Seventeen Miilions.

TO RESTRAIN UNION MEN   Injunction Granted to Prevent Coercion of Non-Union Miners.

HOOVER TO MAKE RAGE AS REPUBLICAN   FORMER FOOD ADMINISTRATOR * ¥§ AN AVOWED BUT RECEPTIVE CANDIDATE

NUOVER WILL BE G.0.P. CANDIDATE   CONFIRMS ACTION OF CALLFORNIA FRIENDS IN. RUNNING HIM AS A GOOD REPUBLICAN.,

AMERICANS NOW CONTROLMEXICAN FOREIGN TRADE   GEKMAN MONOPOLY CAPTURED BY U. 8. SINCE OVERTHROW OF CARRANZA REGIME

General Obregon Reports Engagement of Federal Escort and Revolutionary Troops; Gives Details of His Entry Into Mexico ‘City; Controls All Gunboats in Gulf   LUIS CABRERA HAS ESCAPED

GARRANZA STILL AT ° UERTY AND WIL FICHT T0-THE FINISH   Will Fight to Last,  (Re iI@wesetated Preea)

HGH OFFICIALS OF MEXICO CAPIURED   Federal Escert and Rebel Troops in Battie.   SOME SLAIN IN FIGHTING.   Obregon in Giving Details of Entry Into Mexico City Says 50,000 People Acclaimed Him Along Line of March-— Revolutionists Control Eastern Coast of Nation.

WILL ROGERS FINDS. G0. CONVENTION   It is being Held in Philly; Pen. rose Calls Self to Order.

Husband Sought ‘After Pallee Learn of Murder of Mrs Anna Evans. ‘

Workers Will Evacuate Plarits - jn Italy Reports to Government Say.

HARDING IS EXPERT PITCHING HORSESHOES   ITALIAN LABORERS 10 QUIT PLANTS   Wilfing To Let Owners Oper ate Them Under Certain Conditions

DRY ENFORCEMENT BEATEN   Maryland House Goes on Record Aanainst Amendment 39 to 62.

MAIL PLANE RACES WITH DEATH TODAY   Brings Needed Antti-Toxin to Save Olive Poison Victims.

PLANE AS A LIFE SAVER   MAKING A RECORD TRIP FROM ” CHICAGO'TO NEW YORK.    Curries Tube of Anti-foxiu For Patents Near Death From’ Eating Poisonous Olives.

STRIKE ZONE IS REPORTED QUIET   Soldiers in Mingo County, West Vir ginia, Armed With Machine Guns.

Lawless State Declared by Wes Virginia Governor   TROOPS PLACED IN CONTROL   Striking Miners Armed, Ready for Outbreak, Report

FEDERAL TROOPS RULE STRIKE ZONE   Quiet Today In Weet Virginin Mining District But Watch Is Not Relaxed.

AMED SOLDIERS MAINTAIN CRDER IN STRIKE ARE!   Martial Law Is in Force in Mingo, W. Va., Following Threatened Rioting.

BANK KING UCCUMED Ad OON  SILL   Leading Figure In State’: Financial Life Passes at Bay City

SACK JORNSON MAY BE PERMITTED 10 RETURK   District Attorney Hoyne May Allow Him te Come and Serve His Sentence.

JOHNSON MAY BE ALLOWED 10 RETURN SAYS OFFICIAL   Chicago District Attorney Announces He Will Enter Negotiations with Him.

U. S. IN FINANCIAL CONGRESS   America to Be Unofficially ed in League of Nations Activity, Houston Announces.

U. S. IN FINANCIAL CONGRESS   America to Be Unofficially Represent. ed in League of Nations Activity, Houston Announces.

DELEGATES WILL BE SENT TO CONFERENG      United States Will Be Unof. ficially Represented at Financial] Conaress

UNITED STATES 10 BE REPRESENTED AT LEAGUE MEE!   Will Give Advice On Finan cial Matters; Not Bound By Actions.

eee ese ee ere ee eee ee ee er ee  U. S. to Be Represented  At Financial Conferenc

TUUR IEC DEATH Writ! WALL FALLS   UINCIANAa ocene OF A oefiOUs Fire And Explosion Early Saturday.  FIREMEN ARE CRUSHED  we eer ee     Score Injured in Fire Near The Abutment of the Suspension Bridge.

ALL THE FOUR WEST. STATES   ALL STATES WEST OF ROCKY MOUNTAINS EXCEPTING NEFARA CLAIMED HY REP,   BEROCRATS DO NOT AGREE TO THIS. PITTMAN BAYS CON WILL GARRY MAXY¥ PLCOWIC STATES

OTE Wet Ut Tht HOGKTES 5 QOUBTFUL   Republicans Claim All But’ One State, Democrats — All But Three 

NONE AGREED ON OUTCOME   NOT EVEN WEATHER PROPHETS KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN ON COAST

LODGE FAVORED   Massachusetts Senator May Be Keynoter at Chicago

5. U.P. 10 NAME LODGE. (a WIEN AT GHICAGL   F oe of Treaty to Be Choser Without Dispute, Is Prediction

PREDICT LODGE AS CHOICE   Republicana Will Probably Select Masenchusetts Scnator as Tem nmarare: Chairman.

LODGE IS FAVORITE   Leader in Fight Against Bling Acceptance of Treaty Maj Be Named Temporary Re. publican Chairman.   WOMEN ATTEND MEETING HELD IN CHICAGO TODAY   More Women Have Part in Meeting Than Ever Before; Meet Again May 31 to Hear Contesting Delerations.

TO BE CHOSE!   TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL $COMMITTEE BY CONVENTION .

Senator Lodge For Temporary Chairman   NATIONAL COMWITTER WILL NELECT SENATOR TG GrE™ di. OBL CONVENTION.

KAHN ADVISES TAX REVISION SCHEDULE   SALES TAX ADVOCATED — WOULD REDUCE INCOME TAX AND INCREASE TARIFF.

KAHN AUVOGATES A SALES TAX   New York Banker Would Repeal Excess Profits Levy   APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE

KAHN DISGUSaES NEED FOR RE Wot TAXATION PROGRAM   Declares Government is Now Absorbing Life Blood of American Business.   DWELLS AT LENGTH ON QUESTION OF SALES LEVY   Sincerely Believes Consumer in Final Analysis Will Not Suffer Burden Under It That He Now Suffers Under Excess Profits Tax.

WOMAN ASSERTS   NEW YORK FINANCIER APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE AND GIVES HIS VIEWS ON TAXATION   ‘Establishment of a Levy on Sales, Repeal of  Levy on Excess Profits, Upward Revision of  the Tariff Suggested As a Part of the Na tion’s Program.

BANKER KAHN "TS ADVOCATE OR SALES TAX   New York Financier Appeared Before House Ways and Means Committee At Washington Yesterdav.   OUTLINES TAX REVISION PLAN

SALES TAX ADVOCATED BY  WEW YORK CITY_BANKER   House Committee Hears Suggestion: for Tax Revision Including Repea. Excess Profits Taxes.

To Protect Consumer Is Problem in House   SALES TAX FAVORED BUT AT SAME TIME, IT IS NECESSARY THAT PROFITEERING BE CHECKED, IT IS SAID. KAHN GIVES SOLONS BENEFIT OF VIEWS — iia: FUND BONDS AND WAR STAMPS. 

URGES SALES TAX AND REPEAL OF EXCESS PROFIT   N. Y. Financier Tells Ways and Means Committee This Would Check Profiteering   WOULD AID BUSINESS   ee  ALSO ADVOCATES FIFTEEN PERCENT ASSESSMENT ON NET PROFITS OF CORPORATIONS

KAHN ADVOCATES ~— A SALES TAX   New York Banker Would Rea Excess Profits S Ley.   APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE

KAHN ADVOCATES DALES TAXES TO PROVIDE REVENUE   Prominent Banker Appears as Witness Before House Ways ' and Means Committee   DECLARES SELLER ADDS PROFIT TAX TO PRICES   Sees No Objection te Tax on Undistributed Profits of Corporations

SALES TAX ADVOCATED AS REFOR™   Otto H. Kahn of New York Addresses Committee on Tax Revision.

HOUSE COMMITTEE TALKS REVISION OF THE TARIFF   Otto Kahn, New York Banker, Gives Congress Advice on Tariff Revision.

REVISION IN TAX LAWS ADYOCATED BY N. Y. BANKER   Otto H. Kahn Appeared Before House Ways and Means Committee   DISCUSSES SUBJECT OF SALES TAX AT LENGTH   Excessive Taxation tas Stabbed Commercial Devclopment : Asserts Speaker

AUN ADVOCATES CHANGES IN TAX QUHEDULE 10 BODY   Cales Tax is Discusssed al Length by New York Banker.   NET PROFITS TAX ON CORPORATIONS URGED   Witness Not Prepared to Bay Sales Tax Would Be

TAX ON SALES FINDS FAVOR   ADVOCATED BY BANKER KAHN IN LIEU OF EXCESS PROFITS.   INSISTS THE LATTER MUST GO   DECLARED TO BE AN INCENTIVE TO PROFITEERING.   Has Broeght the Farmer to Pres eat Plight, and Burden Event: wally Falls Ou the Coa : cuming Public.

ESTABLISHMENT OF SALES TAX URGEE   Otto H. Kahn Discusses Finance Problem With the House Committee   SUGGESTS LOW TEST RATE   Noted Banker Says Present Program Will Stifle the Growth of Business

U. 8. HAS GAS FAMINE   Mayer And Motorists Welcome Shipment in California.

POLES BREAK UP CONCENTRATION OF BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Attempt to Gather Forces Believed To Be Preparations For Attack On Warsaw.

\ttacks by Polish. -‘Hnpossible.’ “Assemblage ‘Large Numbers of Russia ~ Red Forces —      moscow SAYS PEACE WITH. ESTHONIA IS CONCLUDED   Opinion in Warsaw that Soviets Prepare for Offensive in the ‘ West Met With Boishevilc Report of Preparations Cease

POLES PREVENT RED  ARMY CONCENTRATION   Polish Units Keeps Russian Forees From Getting Ground North of the Dvina River. —

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TO BE PUI UNDER WAY WITHOUT DELAY PLAN (F LEADERS: HARDING IN CAPITAL   Country To Be Flooded With Pictures Soon --Plans Being Made For Official Notifications--G. O. P. Believes McAdoo Will Be Democratic Candidate.

School Children’: Sight   Not to Name Campaign Manager Until Officially No‘‘fied.

MEN'S GLEE CLUB 10 GIVE HOME CONCERT THURSDAI   Program Consists of Four Main Num. bers With Specialities by Club Members.

DIEL FLANIO WUT WORKING HOURS   Readjustment Hits Wages cl Independents’ Employes, —

CHINESE BELIEVE RIGHT 1S MIGHT   Revolutions Bloodless. and _ Must Not be Gauged by In ternal Disorders in Europe, _ Says Sir Charles Addis.

REVOLUTIONS WN CHINA ARE TAME   Must Not be Gauged by Disorders in Europe   Representatives of United  States, Great Britain, France and Japan Hold gnternational Consortium for Economic Advancement of China—No Specific Loan Considered

ADMITS HE STOLE $300,000   Grand Rapids (Mich.) .Cashier Con. fesses Thefts for Ten Years—Would Rival Morgans.

Brotherhood Officials Threaten to Enforce Penalties ‘ Members Who Join Outlaws—Cleveland .Yardmen © Inin Strike and Food Sunnlv fe Short,

ee a ee ee ee ee ee  Appeal. Sent Loyal Workers To Preserve Rail Contract

HOLD LAD OF 19 FOR MAIL TRAIN ROBBERY   Authorities Getting Warm on Trai in Investigation of Big Burlineton Holdup.

BOY 19, ) ARRESTED IN CANE TUE 2 WITH “CAR ROBBERY SQUEALS; - TELL AVHERE LOOT IS

MIAIL ROBBERY PLAN WAS FRAMED ON THIS COAST   Greatest Postoffice Theft ir History Was Devised al San Francisco Is Said

ARREST LAD, 19. IN CONNECTION WIT MAIL GAR THEFT   Council Bluffs Man Taken and Makes Confession According to Police.

PHILLIPS IMPLICATES ANOTHER   Police Arrest Doy in Connection With Mail Robbery.

W(C460 FACING CENEAAL TIE-UP iF TERMINALS   - ol Switchmen on Mil  cee and Chicago Junc ton Railroads.   ‘WW UNION STARTS TROU JBLE IN THE YARDS   ck Exchange Warns unst Shipping Cattle  to City.

GREAT RAILROADS IN CHICAGO FACE A GENERAL TIEUP   Terminal Operation: May Cease Monday  Morning.

CHICAGO DISTRICT RAILROADS FACING TERMINALS TIE-UP   All Switchmen in Zone Would Walk Out Unless Demands Of 700 Strikers for Increased Pay Are Met.

STRIKE OF CHICAGO  “@WITCH~.- MEN: THREATENS TO CALL © 4 OUT 16,500 VIN    AVAL. Pe" HTING

TONNMEN SAY CHICKED STRIKE CALLED BY AL OUTLAW UNION WITHOUT SANCTION OR APPROVAL

100 SWITCHMAN N CHICAGO AREA STRIKE, TE UPAR           Monday   MAY INVOLVE  16,500 MEN

FACE RAIL TIEUP AT CHICAGO TERMINAL   Wage Increase Demands of “Mil waukee”’ Switchmen Declared Illegal by Union Heads.

AAILAIADS FACE GENERAL TIE-UP IN THE GHIGAGD AREF   Zixteen Thousand Switchmer May Walk Out, President of Qutiaw Union Declares.   PROTHERHOOD TRAINMEN SAY STAIKE IS ILLEGAL   Sieckmen Warned Atainst Shipping to Chicage Before Consulting Railroad Agents Concerning a Possible Embargo—strikers Will Net be Reeognized or Negotiated With.

TIE-UP ON GHIGAGE AQADS IMMINENT   (00 SWITCHMEN ON _ ONI ROAD AND 360 ON AN. OTHER WALK OUT.   ) DECLARED ILLEGAL   \1] Switchmen in Chicago Railroad District Will Strike Unless Demands Granted According to Official,

‘QUTLAW UNION IS ATTACKED BY TRAINMEN HEADS   Will Attempt to Secure Men to Fill Contract With  Companies.

Conference of Workers and Managers Held But Ageement Not Reached

16,500 MEN TO QUIT IF WAGE DEMANDS ARE NOT FULFILLED   Livestock Men Warned Not to Ship Cattle Because of Possible Embargo—Organization That Called Walkout Is Dubbed ‘Outlaw’ by Brotherhood Leader—Company Firm.

CHICAGO T0 FACE GREAT RAIL TIEUF   Switchmen Claim They Will Strike If Increase Is Not Granted

FACE SERIOUS TItUP OF RANRDADS   Chicago Area Yardmen Walk Out While District Men Threaten Movement   WARNING BY EXCHANGE   ‘Company Will Not Recognize or Negotiate With Strikers’ * Is Official Statement

CHICAGO FACES  TRAFFIC. TIEUF IF SWITCHER CLAIMS DENIES   All Yard Employes In the District May Strike Monday Unless Their Demands For Mare Pav Are Met,   ABOUT 1,050 MEN HAVE ALREADY WALKED OUT   Warnings Issued Not to ship Live Stock to Windy City Market; Shipments Ea Route Are Diverted,

GENERAL RAILROAD TIE-UP THREATENED BY WORKERS WALK-OUT JS HELD ILLEGAL

ANIL MEN ON aT FROM ANT EAWTINT(N      Brotherhood: .of Trainmen Take Steps to Break Strike in Chicago.   GENERAL TIE-UP BY  MONDAY. THREATENBD   Yardmen’s “Union Prepares for Sympathetic Strike to Aid Switchmen.

More Than . 000 Arrests Made in First Month of Constitutional Dry Law

1000 ARRESTS FIRST PROHIBITION MONTE        1500 Agents” Ali’ Kept Busy in Eu forepment. . of Comatituttonal Peohibiticn. 

H. G. GABRIEL GOES OVER THE DIVIDI   LONG ILLNESS ENDED WHEN FATHER OF RICHWOOD MAN PASSED AWAY.

}RED -FORCES IN MURMANSK   Bolsheviki Seize Gity After Revol Breaks Gut—Only One Ship Escapes,

MURMANSK AND) SHIPPING SEIZED BY RED FORGES   Bolsheviki in. .Control:. o Town, After Revoliition. Breaks Out. «.   ONE STEAMER ESCAPES   Riddled With Machine. Gun- fire, and Captain Is Wounded. .

MURMANSK TAKEN BY REDS   City Seized by Bolshev ki After Revolt Breaks Out.

OCCUPIED BY BOLSHEVIKI   Red Forces Seize Port and Shipping in Harbor.  FOLLOWS REVOLT   Lieyd George and Premier Nitti Reported to be in Favor of Resuming Relations with Soviets,

MURMANSK IS TAKEN BY REDS   ‘Seaport on the White Sea Re -ported Captured By the Bolsheviki.   REVOLUTION PAVES THE WAY FOR SEIZURE   British Press Favorable to Resuming Relation With Bolsheviki Government.

BOLSHEVIK FORGES SEIZE MURMANSK AND SHIPS   Only One Steamer Escapes Seizure as Shells Fall in the Harbor

MURMANSK NOW IN HANDS OF LENINE   Uprising Town Anti-Soviet Port Over to Boish¢vik Forces; Al! Ships in Hands of Revolutionists

RUSSIAN REDS — TAKE MURMANSK   City Used. as! 3: Base for Allie Troops” Falls’ Into Hands “of ‘Soviet Troops. °   SEIZE’. HARBOR SHIPPING

ee TER ES ESGat 8 : oy : va se aie he i ent J Tey ee "         News of Capture Oar ‘ied by: the Only Vessel to Escape Selz-  ure Under Fire : i

RED FORCES IN MURMANSK   Bolsheviki Seize City After Revolt Breaks Out—Only One. Ship Escapes,  wid

=  CAPTURE CIT)   Seized All Shipping ir Harbor After Revolution, Says Report

FINAL PASSAGE OF THE RAILROAD BILL ASSURED   BOLSIES HAVE MURMANSK.

LLOYD GEORGE AND NITTI WOULD DEAL WITH “REDS”   Premiers of England and Italy Favor Resumption of Rela‘tions With Soviet Government, But Millerand Opposes—Bolshevik Delegates Arrive at Reval,

LIQUOR ISSUE TS TOGAUSE ASTIR IN CONVENTION   Sa EnEERaRnennientnenettieseaed  BRYAN IS SURE TO FIGHT WETS      WALSH OF MONTANA MAY. BE MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN 4

INTEREST CEN- TERS IN FRISCO   BENOCRATIC HOSTS GATHER TAING FOR BIG CONVENTION.   ALL TALK PLATFORM   THE “WET™ AND “DRY" FIGHT GETS CHIEF ATTENTION.   There Is Sitle Talk of Candidates _ but Dr.’ Jenkins Says Name of McAdoo Wil Surely he Presented.

FRISCO TAKES ON APPEARANCE OF REAL CONVENTION GIT   ‘Lobbies of the Hotels Beginning to Fill up Despite Fact That Many of the Delegates Have So Far Failed to Ar tive in the Citv.

MUCH TALK OF WET AND DRY AT FRISCO   California May Present knotty Question of Japanese Exclusion Toe Convention

GLANS GATHER IN FRIOUO FOR CONVENTION   EARLY TALK BEARS ON BEER AS WEEE AS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE   Senator Walsh of Montana Mentioned \s Good Material for Permanent Chairman of Big Meet,

DEM. LEADERS MILL AT FRISGE   THE PROHIBITION QUESTION TX OVERSHADOW ALL OTHERS AS CONVENTION DAY APPROACHES.

WANS MAY PERMANENT GHATRMAN Or ~ ONVENTION   Bourbon Chieftains Are Arriving in San Francisco   COX AND PALMER HOLD INTEREST      " rr, es Struggle Over Japanese Exclusion May Develop at Conclave

EARLY ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANCHISEE DISCUSS PLATFORY   Propvsals to Modify Dry Law Expected by Some to Share Honors With League Issue at Convention.

DRY QUESTION MAY KCLIPSE LEAGUE AT DEMOCRATIC MEET   Proposals To Modify Prohibition Amendment Will Bring Fierce Battle In Resolutions Committee And Likely Will Be Fought Out On Floor Of Convention, Leaders Say.

OHM FRANCISCO BEGINS 10 BUZZ   Rumors Grow Of Big Fight Over Wet Plank.

NUT STRUGGLES ARE INEVITABLE   Fierce Battles in Democratic Convention   OVER TWO BIG ISSUES   Liiberalizing of Prohibition Enforcement Act and League of Nations Plank are Expected to Supply Ammunition for Engagements — Bryan Will Take Leading Part

DEMOCRATS MAKE READY FOR PARTY BATTLE AT FRISCO   Hotel Lobbies in Convention City ’. Are Beginning to Fill , With Chieftains,   IMMEDIATE WORK IS TO PREPARE MEETING PLACE   Increasing Rumbles of ‘‘Dry’’ and and ‘“‘Wet’' Manouvers Are Being Heard.   “pRYS”’ CLAIM TO CONTROL   No Direct Sentiment Expected to Be Shown Until Glass Arrives on Scene,

LITTLE TALK OF CANDIDATES   Increasing  Rumble of Wet and Dry Move ments Is Heard

TO MEET AT: FRISCO, WET: OR DRY. RUMBLES         NO, SPECIAL BOOM ON  CAND DATES YET. LEAGUE °CONS DERED: MINOR MATTER:

some Democrat Leaders Be  lieve Issue May Eclipse  League of Nation, _   FIERCE BATTLE ON POINT UNAVOIDABLE   Reed Contest May Bring Clush Between Factions on Convyertion Floor.

IN PIWVENTION   BRYAN IS SURE TO FIGHT WETS   WALSH OF MONTANA MAY, BE MADE PERMANENT. CHAIRMAN _

Fierce Fight Over Liquor is Expected   DEMOCRATS SEE STORY DAYS . FOR DRYS—MAY BE MAIN POINT AT CONVENTION

TWO SIDES LINING UP FOR BATTLE   Drys Said to Be In Majority on Resolution Committee, but Doubt Exists Whether TheyCan Win it Issue Goes to Convention.

AWAIT ARRIVAL DFPARTY HEAD!   San Francisco Hears Little Talk of Candidates for Democrats.   M’ADOO STILL ‘HOLDOUT

Modification of Prohibition Amendment Predicted to Share Honors With League of Nations Plank On Convention Floor; May Abandon Two-Thirds Majority   NIGHT SESSIONS ANNOUNCED

{8p ite of Bryan’ 's ‘Disapprayi, Wet (Wot and Dry Fight Fight Ie 2 fat ¢

MUCH TALK OF WET AND DRY AT FRISCO   CANDIDATES IN THE BACK. GROUND AND LEAGUL LITTLE DISCUSSED   TALK OVER PLATFORM      Resolutions Committee Is “Dry, But Fight May Re Taken Up on tae Floor      California May Present Knotts Question of Japanese Exclusion To Convention

AFFAIRS ARE TAKING SHAPE IN FRISCO   Much Discussion a: to Platform — Little Talk About Candidates.

DEMOCRATIC QUARTERS SHOW MUCH ACTIVITY   PROHIBITION MAY OVERSHADOW LEAGUE OF NATIONS ISSUE, MANY BELIEVE.

- Would Be Like.   DRY. LAW ‘MODIFICATION “ATTRACTIVE.TO MANAGERS   Liquor Situation. Believed te  Be Equal to: League. of Na' Hons Issue—Common> er Stands Firm.

Conjecture on the Demo cratic Platform Is Heard in City,   LIQUOR FIGHT LIKELY   Supporters of the Several Candidates Not Yet Active.

AE DEwOGRALIC CONVENTION TALK   WILL McADOO'S NAME CO BEFORE THE CONVENTION 4   MEY ASD DRY BEING TALKED   surtis A, Jenkins Says tO Wil, Mr MeAdou Wives Requesting Thar 1  Be Not Done,

THE DEMGGANTC “CONVENTION TALK   ‘WILL McADOO'S NAME GO ; BEFORE THE CONVENTION?      WET AND ORY BEING TALKED       Burris A, Jonkins McAdoo Wires Keq Be Not Done.  ays It Will; Ma uesting Theat I

OF ou CONVENTION   Direct Developments Confined - to-Preparation of the. Auditorium—Work. Well Advane " ed-—Only a Few of the Big  Gune Have Arrived.

DEMOGHATIL  PLATFORM 1 BE GAUOE UF BITTER RIIW   Proposals to Modify Volsteac Act and League of Nations Issue Are Expectec to Cause Fierce War.   BRYAN CONTINUES TO BE FLY IN OINTMENT   Leaders Predict That the Dry Plank May Be Fought Out on the Convention Floor: Chieftains Arrive.

Proposals to Modify Enforcement Act Expected to Share Honors With League of Nations Problem—-Bryan Will Resist Any Effort to Weaken Measures.

DEMOCRATS FACE FIGHT ON FLOOR OVER BEER PLANK   Count of Noves Seems to Assure Iicfeat ot Movement in Conuuitiec.   DELEGATES  GATHERING   han Rraaciseo Not Let uteriaining Many oF the Chieftains of the Party; Litdie Is Heard of the Prospectire taniideies or Leagne of hallens.

FIERCE BATTLE CERTAIN WHEN DEMOCRATS GATHER PARTY LEADERS DECLARE

PLATFORM 10 BEBIG WORRY OF DEMOCRATS   Prohibition Seems To Be A: Interesting as League of Nations.

Party Leaders Believe Enforcement Question. Will be Fought Out in Convention.

WET-DRY FIGHT ~ SURE AT FRISCC   Resolutions Committee for’ Prohibition; But Majority of Delegates in Doubt.

DARING AVIATOR AILLED IN FALL  IN LOS ANGELES   Lieut Omer Locklear, Daredevil Pilot Loses His Life.   DROPS 2,000 FEET   Companion Meets Death As Plane Plunges In Night Performance.

Locklear Killed   Daredevil Air Pilot Phinzes 2,000. Feet in Flaming Pane: Pal Also Killed

‘Lieut. Locklear, Who Leaped From Plane to Plane In Mid-Air, Dead   Plane Crashes To Earth From 2000 Foot Height—Companion Also Killed

DARING AIR MEN  PERISH DOING ° MOVIE STUNTS  OMER L. OCKLEAR AND PILOT,  CRASH TO DEATH AT inc ANGEI FS. :

DAREDEVIL STENTS FOR THEM ARE OVER   Two Air Pilots, Doing Nigh Flying for Movies, Killed at Los Anveles.

CONGRESSMEN ARE PLANNING RELIEF FOR PRICE PANIC  IN FARM PRODUCE   Representatives From Agricultural States Alarmed at Unrest Among Their Con atituante   CAPPER HAS REMEDY   Kansas Senator Outlines a Plan Which He Thinks Will Correct Bad Situa-

Members ‘of Congress at ~~ Work To Pass Emergency Legislation.   PROGRAM IS DRAFTED      Senator Capper To Submit ~ Plan 't'o .. Nation’s Lawmakers.

WILL HUNT DOWN PROFITEERS   Reston Retail Shee Deaters Propose « Vigcilanee Committee.

gsm cpeste corte dared, a a - tee ots Wes ” TO WATCH SHOE PROPITE

FARMIER-LABOR PARTY NOMINATED OFFICERS   Chicago Session of Radical ‘Element Gets Out Ticket.— Forty-Eighters May Put a Ticket In the Field For President Alten,

FOURTH PARTY {8 POSSIBLE BECAUSE UF 48 MENS BOLT   Some of 48 Delegates Are Not Pleased With New Labor Farmer Organization.   NOMINEES ARE CHOSEN   Christensen and Hayes to Head Ticket for Labor-Farmer Group in New Party.

FARMER-LABOR PARTY CHOIC   CHRISTENSEN. OF SALT LAKE CITY, THE ; NOMINEE,   CONSIDERING ADY ISABILITY OF f ANOTHER; TICKET.   Lahor Party Was Accorded Privi lege of Selecting Vice Presi. i dent Nominee.

AHERG, BOLTING, CONSIDER PLANS FR ATH PART)   Texan Leading Charge, Declares He Is Satisfied With Nomination of Christensen by Farmer-Labor Group-

Farmer-Labor Party Selects Salt Lake City Lawyer To Head the Ticket of New Political Fledgeling   COMBINATION IS STILL IN A VERY WABBLY CONDITIO!

TAR MAN WILL IFAD FUSIONISTS   Farmer-Labor. Party Rejects ~ Proposals of Other Elements. .   49°ERS - CONTINUE . MEET

FARMER-LABOR PARTY PLACES MEN IN FIELD   Forty-Eighters BoltMeet to Name a  New Ticket

3D PARTY NOMINEES SELECTED   Christensen, FortyEighter, Heads Ticket. Labor Man Tail   SOME MAY: BOLT

DISCONTENTED FORTY-EIGHTERS — MEFTING-AGAIN   Some of Committee Consider  Forming Still Another  Party.   LABOR DOMINATED THIRD   Farmer—Labor Party Named Parley Christensen to Head Ticket.

FARM LABOR PARTY NAMES CANDIDATES   P. P. CHRISTENSEN OF SALT LAKE CITY PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   Some of the Delegates Returned to Separate Session of Committee of 48   Committee Today is Considering Whether to Name Still Another Ticket

SALT LAKE TO HEAD TICKET   Parley P. Christensen Has Max Hayes as Running Mate.   PLATFORM ADOPTED -BY. THIRD PARTY MEN

THIRD PARTY BODY ADJOURNS SINE DIE   But Leaves the: Situatior -More or Less Up In The Air.

ANOTHER PARTY MAY SPRING UP   Committee of Forty Eight Dis satisfied With Radical Third Party and Likely to Bolt.   THIRD TICKET 1S PICKEL

Pick Salt Lake City Attorney and Cleveland Labor Leader to Run for President and Vice President.   “FARMER-LABOR” PARTY NAME FINALLY CHOSEN   Removal of Senator LaFole lette Strengthens Laborites’ Control, But Forty-Eight+ ers Win Head of Ticket.

NAMED; ANOTHER MAY BE FORMED   J. A. H. Hopkins, of Committee of 18, Suggests Course to be Followed in Chicago   NOMINATE CANDIDATES   La Follette Refuses to Stand on Platform of Party Known as Farmer-Labor Party

CANDIDATES FOR “THAT. NEW PARTY   For President, Farley Parke Christensen — Max ‘Haye For Vice-President.. — -

P.P. CHRISTENSEN NOMINATED; 48°RS ARE BURIED UNDER   Platform Adopted Over Heads Of “Intellectuals’”’ At Chicago.

FORTY-EIGHTERS ‘}PLAN STILL ANOTHER PARTY   \Unassimilated Elements of Farmer-Labor Fusion Adopt Propo  sal for Formation of New Political Organization with Single Word Plank, “Independence”

CHRISTENSEN FOR PRESIDENT AND MAX HAYES FOR VICE.   Leader of Ticket a Lawyer of Salt Lake City — Was Chairman of Forty-Eight - ers — Hays ‘Ohio Labor Leader:

FARMER-LABOR LEADERS NAMED   Platform ‘Adopted and President and Vice President Named

FARM LABOR PARTY NAMES CANDIDATES   Some of the Delezutes Returned to Separate Session of Comiaittee of 48   Committee Today is Considering Whether to Name Still Another we

TICKET SELECTED BY THIRD PARTY ~ SOME WITHORAI   Parley P. Christiansen of Salt Lake City and Max Hays of Cleveland Are the Candidates   FOURTH PARTY IS CONSIDERED   Part of Committee of Forty-Eighter:  is Disatisfied with Farm-Labor Party and Bolts.

NEW PARTY IN PIELD.   ! Parmer-Labor Oreanization Select salt Lake City Man.

‘Not Satisfied with. the “Patmers Labor"! Organization Formed,   LATTER. NAMED: CANDIDATES   Parley Christensen, Ulah, for Presideni, - Max: Hayes, Cleves : Jand; Vice Presidents

co ENTION _ ES ITs ~ \NDIDATES   Parley Pa. = Christensen Is: Named i -. President.And Max S. Hays, Vice Prest-. dent Of New Party   SOME FORTY EIGHTERS ~~ MUCH DISCONTENTED   Bolting Delegates Meet Today And Will Decide If Anothe: Party Will Be Formed;  Want LaFollette 

NEW PARTY NOMINATES CHRISTENSEN   Completes platform anc Declares Readiness for Election.

A SECOND PARTY MAY  _ SPRING FROM THE “THIRD PARTY” SAY THE 48ERS

48°ERS MAY FORM STILL ANOTHER PARTY, BELIEF   Action is Suggested Follow. ing Formation Last Night  _. of Farmer-Labor Party, With Nominations.

TICKET SFLECTED BY THIRD PARTY SOME WITHORAN   Parley P. Christiansen of Salt Lak: City and Max Hays of Cleveland Are the Candidates   FOURTH PARTY IS CONSIDERED

DULTERS Ay GHICAGD  Ae NEW DARTY   Part of Committee of FortyLight Assembles following rormation of Third Party.  Salt Lake City Attorney Heads “Farmer Labor Party.”

SOME 48'S MAY NOW ORGANIZE FOURTH PARTY   Step Taken Following Creation of Farmer-Labor  Party in Chicago   NAME CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD TICKET

VOD FABTY AME THEN CANDIDATES      Chistensen And Hayes Choice Of Farmer-Labor.

“INDEPENDENCE” SINGLE WORD PLANK FOR FORTY-EIGHTERS   Declaring That This Country Ts in the Hands of Autocratic Government the Chicago Convention Will Put Out Fourth Ticket.

SHAIS TERME  HEALS TIGRE FO FARM LABOR PARTY   llopkins Not Satisfied With Lineup After All Night Session   WANTS LA FOLLETTE AND WM. J. BRYAN   fusion Nominee Says He Will Give Way if Majorily Wish

BULTERS AY GHIGAGO PLANNING NEW PARTY   Part of Committee of FortyLight Assembles lollowing rormation of Third Party.  omen   Salt Lake City Attorney Heads “ Farmer Labor Party.”

FARMERLABOR IS THE NAME   Parley Parker Christensen For President and Max S. Hayes For Vice-President.   FORMER IS 48'ER AND LATTER LABOR LEADER  Nominations Made at 4 A. M., After an All Day and All Night Session.

MAY ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE A FOURTH PARTY   Christensen Says Will Give Up Nomination for La Follette

4S Bolt Cripples — New Party, Ticket Ts Putin 1920 Fiela   ¥armer-Labor Union Has Platform and Candi _ dates Ready for Coming Election; Chris be tensen Is Choice for President and Hayes for Second ;

! ARMERS MAY MAKE THEIR OWN CIDER   No Permit Required, Says U. S. Prohibition Officer Kramer — Danger in_ Selling Sweet Cider.

HOW YOU CAN _ SELL THAT CIDE   Let lt Ferment into Vin egar and You're on th  Safe Side.

IOWA FARM BUREAU PROGRAM   Second Annual Meeting to Be Held at ' Des Moines on Janudry 5 and 6. 1921.

THE FARM BUREAU MEETING PROGRAM   For Second Annual Meeting January Sth, 6th, 1921, Des Moines, Lowa,

LOANS TO RAILROADS   Gross Amount Under Federal! Man _agement Over $906,000,000

Government Loss  On R. R. Operatior   Gross Loss E@@ sated at 8900.478,000, Accordir 4 the Final Bees of Swager Sk éy.

GROSS LOSS $900,000, 001   Rajiread Adminixirntion Dlrector Finance Gives Final Figures on Federnl Operstion.

RATE BOOST DOES NOT INCLUDE PAY RAISE, BOARD TOLD   ‘Next Few Months Will Determine Need Of U. S. Ownership.

UNCLE SAM IS OUT OF POCKET $900,478,000.00   Government’s Gross Loss it Operating the Railroads Was Heavy.

OPERATING ROADS COST 900 MILLIONS, REPORT DECLARES   Amount Represents Gross Loss to U. $.-—Statement Prepared by Finance Nirector.

R. R. CONTROL’ © COST THE U. S. ALMOST BILLION   Final Figures on Grea Venture as Given Out  Are $900,478,000.

WILL ENFORCE PROHIBITION   Department of Justior and Revenue  Naoreaw (are for New Vork.

CHURCHES FAVGR LABOR PLATFORM   Want Fraternal Conferences of Employers and Employes.

LABOR PLATFORM ‘MADE BY CHURCH   “Conference of Labor Leaders and Emplayers Under Christian Auspices” Demanded by Framers

EAT LESS OF SUGAR AND HELP CUT COST   SECRETARY HOUSTON SAYS IPT IS SENSIBLE REMEDY.   Niaety-three Pounds a Year Presen Per Capita Consum ption—Cnan Get Aleng With YThird Leas and Be as Well off.

ARGENTINA WILL NOT PAY HER DUES   ACTION IS EQUIVALENT T SEVERANCE OF ALL RELATIONS,

HARVARD TRIUMPHS OVER YALE BY 9100   Two of Three Field Goais Won By Quarterback Buell and Third by Capt. Horween

COX PREPARES TO PROVE CHARGES ON REPUBLICAN FUND   Further Revelations to Be Made Thursday in Speech, Nomi  nee Says—Is Ready  To Testify.

COX 10 SPEND ~— DAVINSQUTE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN ON OKLAHOMA TRIP

STORM OF PROTEST  AGAINST RULE BIL      NLWSPAPERS ENANTWMOLS In APLACK ON PLAN.   Avimng Proadent of sinn bei De clores Charge Jhat Urpanuivation Yardered Macturtaln Is Voul Libel.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL SCORED   Fresh Storm of Protest Breaks Out in Nation

NW HOME RULE BILL   NEWSPAPERS UNANIMOUS IN THEIR ATTACK ON THE NEW PLAN FOR HOME RULE       URRENDERS THREE. ‘FOURTHS GF IRELAND TO ANARCHY

FRFSH STORM OF ~ PROTEST BY IRISI   Dublin Papers Denounce Lioye George's New Plan  for. YWame-Dnle—--

IRELAND LOUD IN PROTESTS   Success of Lloyd George’: Home Rule 8ili and Charges ‘Against Sinn Fein Blamed.         arr nesaAbic TOATINE

RETURNS TO PENITENTIARY.   Needham Unable to Cope With Hirh Coat of Living.

>-e eo ee svzereoeo++ 4% % + + 4 4  WOMEN VOTE TO KILL “WEED” MENACE *

Sie ee See [ee  TWO CONST ABLES SHOT DEAD NEAR TUAM   After Which Police Sacked the Town, setting Fire (o Houses and Durne ing (he own Had,

SINN FEINERS KILL OFFICERS   Two Constabies Shot To Death A! Taum After Which Police Set Fire to City Near Gallway

HAD POWER SHORTAGE   Switchmen's Strike Delayed Repairs at Light Plant

America Included In List of Powers Asked to Accept Role of Mediator Between Turk Nationalist Leader and New Republic; Ap peal Is Signed By President of Council   OPPOSE ENTRANCE OF BULGARIA

ASKS U, S, END ARMENIAN WAP   League Cables President ---(ther Nations Invited   Balkan Powers File Protest on Admitiing Bulgaria   Considered as Threat to Withdraw If Outvoted

Council Asks - President te Settle Armenian-Turk ‘Dispute   es POWERS ARE. SENT SAME MESSAGE   Assembly Determined to Find = Country. Willing ‘to ‘Ac-. cept Role of Medi ator

Wants President Wilson As Mediato      Connell of Teague of Nations Cables President Wilson ASKing Ig We Would Acefpt.

THREE BALKAN STATES SEEK 10 KEEP BULGARIA OUT OF LEAGUE OF HATIONS; PRESIDENT WILSON ASKED TO MEDIATE IN TURCO-ARMENIAN DISPUTE   French, British and Italian Premiers to Confer in London Over Near Eastern Situation; Former Premier Venizelos and Any Othe Greek Statesman May Attend.

LEAGUE WANTS WILSON AS TURK-ARMENIAN MEDIATOR   Serbia, Rumania and Greece Oppose Admission of Bulgaria. Assembly Is Formally Notified. End, Horrors Armenian Tragedy.

WANT WILSON TO AGT AS MEDIATOR   League Cables President Re garding War Between Turks and Armenia.

Wiison is Asked To Put End to  Armenia Horro1   Role of Mediator Is’ Offerec President By Council of  League of Nations

UAE WILSON  AS MEDIATOR NARMENIARTIRK AFFAIR   Cable From Geneva Appeals to U. S. Executive to Assert Ability   SMALL COUNTRIES DESIRE BIG POWER   Distinct Lines of Cleavage Appear in League Assembly

Wants President. ~ > Wilson As Mediato   Council Of Leagug of Nations Cable: President Wilson ASking I¢ He Would Acc®pt.

SMALLER NATIONS ASK MORE POWER   SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES AND LATIN AMERICAN NATIONS TAKE A HAND.   LEAGUE QUIET THURSDAY   Very Little Business Before Rep. resentatives of the Nations Assembled At Geneva On Thursday.

EASTER BRINGS DUISBURG PLACE   Government Troops Combint the Woods Where Reds Are Supposed’To Be   BATTLES IN STREETS   Machine Gun and Rifle Bul. lets Sweep Business District of the City.

GERMAN SOLDIERS WIN AT DUISBURE   Easter Brings Real Peace After Heavy Fighting.   SCATTERED REDS RETREAT   Military Control Will Be Main. tained Only Until Authorities Are Satisfied of Civilian Administration’s Stability — Pitched Battles Are Fought in Streets.

AEDS ADUTED  PEAGE COMES WITH FASTER   Military Control to Be Maintained in Rhenish Prussia Until Authorities Are Sure of Civilian Rule.   Machine Gun Fire and Rifle Bullets Sweep Business District — Search the Houses for Resisting Reds.

GERMANS IN A BLOODY FIGHT   REICHSWEHR TROOPS REFUSE TO LONGER TEMPORIZE.   SOLID SHOT IN RANKS OF REDS   MACHINE GUN BULLETS SWEEP ° BUSINESS DISTRICT.   Daleberg Well Cleared ef Radical Element, But Seme Fatalities in The Fighting — Soldiers Cembiag Ceeuntry.

PYTHGN KILLS TRAINER.   Audience, Not Healizine a Tracedy Applauds—Snake is Shot.

GIANT SNAKE KILLS TRAINER   Large Crowd ‘Watches as Gigantic Python “Crushes Girl

JAP peice IN FREEDO      Is Essential to the Economic Restoration of the World   MANY COMPLEX PROBLEMS ARISE

REECOM OF WORLD TRADE 13 ESOcNTIAL; JAP COMMESSIONEE   Views Have Been Laid Before later: national Financial Congress in Pyssaic

FREE TRADE FOR — WORLD IS URGED   Jap at International Financial Conference Says It Is First Essential.   NO HELP FROM AMERICA   Speech of American Unofficial Repre. sentative Ratier Startles the As. sembly — Urges Creation of “United States of Europe” as Remedy.

Jae UHGES FREE TNDE FOR WORLD   Tells Brussels Conference /t Is First Essential.   AMERICA CAN'T PROMISE AID   Assembly of Financiers Startled by Speech of Unofficial Representa. tive of the U. S., Who Urges Creation of “European U. 8.”

FARM MEN MEET HARDING   Presidential Nominee Also Busy Writing Labor Day Address

HARDING PREPARING LABOR DAY SPEECH   Spends Most of Teday on His Tas! Although Takes Time te Receive . Many Callers

HARDING MEETS FARM BODIES   Republican Nominee for President Also Busy Writing Labor Day Address.

SEHATOR HARDING WORKS ON SPEECI   ‘enfers with Callers on ‘Various Is stés of the Campaign—To Speak on Labor day.

HELD FOR THEFT.      Frank Tyman Accused of Complicits in Loss of $21,000 by Old Colony Trust Co.

HOLD ACTOR FOR THEFT OF $21,000   Chicago Police Arrest Man Who Is Said to Hpve Had Part in Big Boston Robbery

JGHNSON NOSES OUT,   Wins the Oregon Primaries by Over Two Thousand Votes,

WILL CASE COSTS BIG SUM   Attorneys In the Field Controversy Are Awardad 2960 000.

FIELD WILL CASE IS COSTLY   Chicago Judge Awards $960,000 for Attorney Fees in the Controversy.

OIL PRICE PAGGES 83 > KERN FIELD   Standard Offers $1.60 a Well Base Price; Sec-  ond Increase for This Year.

MINERS IGNORE ORDER   Indiana Men Refuse to Resume Coal Digging.   Were Asked to Return to Work Pend. ing Wage Settlement—Operators  Hold Meeting.

MEN IN INDIANA IGNORE ORDER TO WORK, .   Refuse to Resume Coal Digging Pend. ing Wage Settlement—Operators Meet at Indianapolis.

SALT LAKE CITY LAWYER TO BE THE NOMINE         Parley P. Christe se In Standard Beare La Follette With draws Name,

HUGHES RETAINED BY MINERS.   Will Re Chief Counsel to Defend Offietale of Union.

MINERS RETAIN C. E. HUGHES   Will Defend the 42 Union Officials Under Federa! Indictment at Indianapolis.

‘HUGHES RETAINED BY MINERS    Famous New Yorker to Defend Union Official«e at Indiananalic

HUGHES TO DEFEND MINERS   Retained as Chief Ceensel te Argue Conspiracy Charges at indiana polis.

MINE WORKERS RETAIN HUCHES   Former Governor of New York Will Defend Enion Officials Charged Wieh Conenime +,

MINISTER OF WAR AND MA RINE WILL SUPERVISE FOOD TRANSPORT.   ARMY SHAKE-UP RESULT  3   Command of the Soviet Forces Divided Between General Egert and General Ivanoff, Is the Report

TROTZAY QUIT WAR MINISTRY      Russian Bolshevik Dictator to Become Commissioner of Food Movement

HEADS FOOD COMMISSION   Command ‘of the Soviet Forces in‘Siberia to Be Given Gen. Egert

PRCTSKY SIGTATOR OF FOOD TRANGPOATAT IN IN NEW SOVIET SCREM   GENERAL REARRANGEMENT O POSTS OF DUTY IN) HIGH SOVIET OFFICIAL CEROLES.

POLIGE CLAIM. HARVEY WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER   Los Angeles Authorities Say ‘They Have Evidence § ihowing He Was. Married 25 Times.

25 WIVES WERE NOT ENOUGH FOR GREATEST LOVER   Twenty-Five More Were in Prospect; Several to Face Him at Trial

HARVEY IS WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER   Was Married 25 Thnes and Pr om + sed 255 Other Girls to W ea Them. oe hi.

SPEED DEMONS OFF FOR $85,000 PRIZE   Ralph De Palma is Four to One Favorite as Speedway Races Commence.   AVERAGED 99.65 AN HOUR

RAGING STARS ENGAGE NIG AUTO CONTEST AT INDIANAPOLIS. IND   Greatest Crowd in History of  Racing Game Expected to  Witness the Five Hundred  Mile Race in Which Four   Ratiane ave Renreconted.

RACING STARS ENGAGE IN BIG AUTO CONTEST AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND,   Greatest-Crowd-in History- of Racing Game Expected to ‘Witness the Five Hundred ‘Mile Race in Which . Four  Rintinna Ave DaeatsasantadA.

LINE UP FOR RACE   Great Crowd Throngs The Indianapolis Speedway

SLEPT IN THEIR CARS,   Hundreds Wanted to Get Good Places For Speed Test.

FAVORS BONUS BILL.   ‘ / Senator Watson Will Stipport  th:  Soldier Measurt.

\COFFEE AT LOWEST SINCE WAB   becline Due to Failare of Europe Demand to Develop.

POLES’ COUNTER ATTACKS CLEAR DANZIG DANGER   Terrific Battle of Warsaw Favorable to Polish Troops.     i eb a e~s ibe. ust: Dees aes   Russians Are Forced Back From the Vistula River.   COFFEE SCHEDULED  TO DECLINE IN PRICE

LIQUIDATION HEAVY: COFFEE PRICES SLUMP   LOWEST LEVEL SINCE WAR TIME REACHED—COTTON AND ‘SUGAR MARKETS BREAK:

NO CHANGE IN GALVESTON SITUATION, REPORT AFTER CONFERENCE OF GENERAL

WRANGEL READY TO RENEW FIGHT   (ssues Optimistic Statement From Ship Lying in Sea of Marmora   MUCH TROUBLE COMING   Conditions in Near and Far East Fijled with- Possibilities of All Sorts

WAANGEL REAUY TO FISHT AGAIN   Anti-Bolshevik General Say: His Troops Fought Against Overwhelming Odds.

WRANGEL TELLS OF RED ATTACK   Defeated Anti-Bolshevik Com /mander Says Cavalry Charges  Proved Too Much. ~

NTI-BOLSHEVIK COMMANDER ‘AYS ARMY AND NAVY ARE READY TO RESUME WAR ON FGE AT ONCt   vader Says His Future Course Has Not Ye Been Determined; Refuses to Debark Fron His Ship; insists on Sharing the Hardship: On the Crowded Vessel; Thanks U. S.

WRANGEL EAGER T0 RE-COMMENCE FIGHI   General Declares His Army Fought Valiantly Against Reds.

MINE STRIKE GOOD AS OVER   British Gevermment and Cea’ Men Reach Agreement Which is Yet to Be Ratified.  ee eae, ee See Mie Came

UP_TO WAGE BOARD AFTER FIRST OF YEAR   Miners To. Vote on Terms Tuesday; Leaders In Favor of Settlement.

BRITON OT RIE TO END NEXT WEE   Coal Miners Accept Agreement Arranged With the Gover t.

BRITISH MINERS WILL END STRIKE   Prospect ts. That Men Wil Return to Work Next Week; Agreement Reached   RECEIVE WAGE INCREASE   Union Members Will Ballot on Recommendations Tuesday; Complex Situation

i s,s ameuncucietiuas amd NEED TEN THOUSAND TO WORK IN STEEL MILLS  i 4

UNEARTH BOOZE GANG   releral Prohibition Officers Arrest Chicago Men Charged With Bein Ringleader of a Billion Dollar Whisky  Hing.

HAVING SAVED SUFFRAGE, BLOCH RECOVERS JEWEL   (By Associated Press Lensed Wire.)

STANDARD OIL FLOURISHES   Declares Dividend 150 Per Cent— Surplus $180,000,000.

WARNING TO BOLIVIA   TWO NOTES ARE SENT BY THE U, S. URGING PEACE.   Washington State Department Asks Bolivians to Avoid Threatened Break With Peruvians.

Addresses. Two Notes. te Bolivia on Peace on the Continent   PERU IN APPEAL   Asks U. S. to Use Its Friendly Offices in Brewing: Trouble --

BOLIVIANS TAKE WAR-LIKE STEP AFTER OUTRAGE   No Official Advices Received From Bolivia   Bolivia Seizes Railroads Of  Craruntry   U1, S, SENDS NOTES

Jj. S. WARNS BOLIVIA   Washington Sends Notes Urg.ng Peace in South America.   United States Asks Bolivians to Avoid  Threatencd Break With the Peruvians,

BOLIVIANS TAKE WAR-LIKE STEP AFTER OUTRAGE   No Official Advices Received From Bolivia

Government Sends Notes to Bo. - livia Requesting No Breach aft Pearce .

MRS. MAGSWINEY TQ TESTIFY HERE   Will Tell of Conditions In ' Treland; English: Women j ~~ Offee KEvidence,

Milk To Be Sold in Chicago For 11¢ Quart; Regular Price of 15¢ Sounds Good Here

aIcHIe MIDK PR TRE        hicago Bonva ‘of Education: Spon es Copperative Jtepe  C

B.0.P. RATIFICATION PROVES BIG FROST   CARLISLE REPUBLICANS DID NO' GROW ENTHUSIASTIC OVER VICTORY

PAICR COMPERS? SALARY   Federation of Labor Hesolutions tn elude Creation of Fand to Run Chain of Papers:

aT PROPOSALS   Labor Press-Chain, PoYiitical Bureau. and Other Measures   CANADIANS FOR IRISH FREEDOM   Gompers Salary Raised, Color Line Opposed, Policemen’s Union Gets Encouragement

DRY NIGHTMARE ~ STIRS DREAMS OF CANDIDATES   Chairman of Prohibs to Query G. O. P. Runners on 18th Amendment   ‘WILL PUBLISH BROADCAST THE STAND OF ALL ON PROHIBITION QUESTION.

EVERY CANDIDATE ASKED ATTITUDE ON PROHIBITION   Result Of Query Will Be Given To World Hinshaw Says.

DEMAND A STAND TAKEN ON BOOZE   Republican . Candidates Ge' ’ Questionnaires on Eighteenth Amendment.   “TELL WHOLE COUNTRY”

DRYS WILL © QUESTION CANDIDATES   AS TO. THEIR STAND ON - THE EX OHIBITION AMENDMENT. —   Dry Leader Will. Tell the   Whole’ Country Their An swer to Two Guestions tc be Propounded. .

OnY LEADER  ANAIOUS 1 ANUW PARTFS LIQUOR POLICY   Intends to Tell Whole Nalion Attitude the Poli« licians ‘Take   BRYAN TO HELP PROHIBITIONISTS   Eighteenth Amendment te Be Subject of Two Questions

ASK CANDIDATES AP THEY FAVOR CTAPT NAV AM   Will. Tell Whole Country An swers Received on Two. Questions’   ‘HALF. OF ONE PER CENT’ - ADVOCATES IN ACTION   Reform © Organizations Work for Endorsement Plank ~ in Platform

CANDIDATES 10 BE AOKED STAND ON LINUOR LAWS   Vv. G. Hinshaw Hopes to Put Republicans on Record— Will Work With Bryan for Dry Plank in Platform.

PROHIBITIONIST DEMANDS REPLY OF CANDIDATES   Wants to Know Where They Stand on  Amendment

DAY loobe UP: TO CANDIDATES   Prohib Leader to Make De mand for Answer to Two Questions.

CANDIDATES TO BE ASKED VIEW ON DRY LAWS   Head of Prohibition Com. mittee Says Republicar Aspirants Must Answer Two Questions.

MUST ANSWER PROHIBITION OU   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES WILL BE ASKED TO TAKE STAND ON ISSUE.

AIM QUERIES AT MERT OF BRDIBT ICA NS   Prohibitionists at the Chicago Convention to Ask Questions   BRYAN TO ARRIVE   Big Temperance Mecting Will be Held Sunday; Hinshaw in Charge

HINSHAW IS BUSY   Chairman of Prohibition National Committee Has Some Questivas.

DRYS 10 THROW  WRENCH INTO MACHINERY   Chairman Hinshaw in Chi cago to Ask G. O. P. Embarrassing Question.   EACH CANDIDATE WILL BE QUIZZED   Bryan Due on Scene Tomor row in Interest of Prohibition.

Chaftman of Prohibe to Query G. O. P. Rumners on 18th Amendmecs   BRYAN AS. NEST EGG   ‘WALA, PURLION SROABCAST THE STAND OF ALL Om PROWOITION Pe ee ee

Ut UAIEE TO PLAGE CANDIDATES ON RECORD      Fach Presidential Candidate To Be Asked to Declare Himself On Dry Question.  Bryan To Aid Hinshaw in Obtaining Answers From Aspirants to Presidency.

FEAR MEN DROWNED         Hiocing of Wreckage af Missing Sea Leaves Little Uone for Crew.

COLEMAN KILLED TO QUIET TONGUE   Chicago Labor Leader and Politiclan Had Planned Interview with State's Attorney.

DEATH OF LABOR LEADER MYSTERY   EDW. COLEMAN THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED AS RESULT OF VISIT TO STADE ATTORNEY,

WAXAHACHIE IS DAMAGED BY. WIND STORM   MONDAY NIGHTS BLOW ASSUMED PROPORTIONS OF TORNADO.

TEACHER ON CARPET FOR REFEREEING-FIST FIGHT   Mother of Lad Worsted in Encounter Disputes Novel Method of Deciding Quarrel

FEDERAL SUFFRAGE 16 ~AILLED IN LOUISIANA   } - MEASURE DEFEATED IN HOUSE BY  VOTE OF 67 TO 44; THEN ANDS “CLINCHER,”

THE PROBLEMS OF THE FARMER   Discussed Teday by Senator Harding With a Practical Agricultural Expert.   FARMING INTERESTS  OF GREATEST MOMENT   Need of Betterment of Agri. cultural Conditions Fully Realized by Harding.

FARM PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY (.0.P. NOMINEE   Senator Harding and Henry C. Wallace In Confer .    ENCOURAGES AGRICULTURE Republican Candidate Favors Cooperative Bargaining By Farmers.

HARDING HAS CONFERENCE ON FARMER NEEDS   Takes up problems of. agri euiturists with Wallace of Iowa —  yp. & Om TFAWWART

FARM EXPERT  CONSULTED BY HARDING   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE CON. FERS WITH RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY ON AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS,   POMERENE WILL SEE COX   Democrats Planning to Make Issue of Campaign Expenditures Made By the Republicans.

SHAMROCK OWNER QUARRY RESOLUTE WAS DISABLED   Sir Thomas Lipton Convinced His Yacht Will Win Race Saturday.

ENGLISH YACHT WINS FIRST TILT FOR 49 YEARS   Lipten’s Shamrock Wins First Race of 1920 Regatta   RESOLUTE IS JINXED   MANY SELIEVED LIPTON As TRUE SPORT, WOULD CALL IT A DRAW   ere eee. Ve = eS Oo *. 3 or we Fe wy ere,  * . . * . > . . > * >. = * . * .  LIPTON SHOWS HE'S THE ° BEST SPORT OF SPORTS

VICTORY NOT EARNED, GIA THOMAS DECLARES   BRITISH SPORTSMAN UNWILLING TO ACCEPT RACE THROUGH A FLUKE.

VICTORY NOT EARNED, SORRY, SAYS LIPTON   Convinced Shamrock Will Lift Trophy, However   Would Prefer Not to Accept Race, hut Yields to Friends

Press Hails Victory as Defeat of Wilson and His Principles.   BRITISH PAPERS SEE CONSERVATISM RETURN   Condemnation of League o Versailles 1s Seen in Victory,

GERMANY REJOICES OVER ELECTION      BUT THE NEWSPAPERS WAR) - PEOPLE NOT TO CHERISH EXCESSIVE HOPE FOR IMMEDIATE PEACE

GERMAN PRESS REJOICES OVER HARDING VICTRY   HAILS LANDSLIDE AS DEFEAT OF WILSON; HOPES FOR A SPEEDY PEACE

TOLEDO NOW TALKS A CITY BUS LINI   Council There to Consider Big Ap propriation for Establishment of Municipal Service

TOLEDO COUNCIL TO AGT ON BUS LINE PURGHAS!   Plan is Suggested for Appro priation of Two Million Dollars for Transportation:   HIGH CAR FARES ASKED

MUST DISBAND GITIZEN GUARD   Allied Note Demands Dissolution of German Einwohnerwehr, Says Report.

ELEVEN MILLIGNS FOR ESUCATIONAL WORK {5 ARRANGED BY BAPTIST!   GREATEST EDUC:TIONAL CAM. PAIGN UNDERTAREN HAS BEET BePPrev OUT.

SOUTHERN BAPTISTS ARE GOING STRONG   ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS TO RE SPENT FOR EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS   Four Year Program Embraces Clearing of Pehts and Increasing Endowment Funds

TABGR REPUBIATES FIRST GONFESSIO#   PIUSEDH VIRGO WAS RELEAS RD ON STRES( TE oe FIRST

FLU EPIDEMIC IN  STATE SPREADIN(   State Health™ Department Officials Fear Fatalitie: Durng The Pneumonia Season

FLU EPIDEMIC IN. STATE SPREADING   State Health™~ Departmen: Officials Fear Fatalitie Durng The - Pheumonic  Sanscan

WITNESSES TELL ABQUT RAISING CHICAGO QUOTA   Recess is Taken Until Sept 22, When Investigation Wil Be Resumed Either in New York or Washington—Demcerats Ask Girls to Contris bute to Fund.

REFUSE 70 CALL COX AS WITNESS      Sen. Kenyon Ignores Demand of Frank A. Munsey, Pub: lisher »       Declares Moore’s Presence :as Pérsonal Representative: o “Nominee Suficient

WILL GO TO LIMIT TO BREAK UP MAY DAY RADICAL PLOT   Federal Agents Concentrating on Protection of Lives of Marked Men.

~ CHICAGO POLICE   Bexin Round Cp of Radicals to Fore sul od” Movement.

SUCCOR TORNADO VICTIMS   Southern Storm Claimed 155 Lives and Did Property Damage of Approtimately £27.000.600.

Si ses STORM RELIEF UNDER WwaArTY.      Local and National Associations As Pe a ok ee oe oes

RELIEF EXPEDITION » AIDS STRICKEN TOWN:   Loss of Life in Southern Tor nado Will Reach 155 With Thousands Injured.

RELIEF PARTIES WORK IN SOUTH   Tornado Death Toll Is 158 Property Damage Will Be $9 590.000

TORNADO COST LIVES OF HUNDRED \AND FIFTY-FIV   Relief Expenditions Proteed to Dev astited Section of Alabama, Mis. sissippi and Tennessee,

TORNADO DEATH TOLL 155.   Relief Expeditions on Way to Sections of Alabama, Miss. issippi and Tennessee.

CLEARING UP STORM WRECK   Relief Expeditions Sent te Tornadoawept Regions of South—Death List Fixed at 155.

DECISION REACHED THIS MORNING AT DES MOINES MEEI   COMMITTEE OF OPERATORS AND MEN HAD DRAWN NEW CONTRACT, {   PRESIDENT LEWIS URGED MOVE BEFORE CONVENTION,   Representatives of Miners Monday Afternoon Had Rejected Agree. ment Unless Tonnage Men Were Raised.

MINERS ACCEPT WAGE AWARD   Iowa Operators and Me! Came to Understanding Today.

DES MOINES MEET   COMMITTEE OF OPERATORS AND MEN HAD DRAWN NEW CONTRACT, 7   PRESIDENT LEWIS URGED MOVE BEFORE CONVENTION.   Representatives of Miners Monday Afternoon Had Rejected Agree. ment Unless Tonnage Men Were Raised.

jOWA MINERS ACCEPT SCALE   Ratify Agreement Reached With Op. erators’ Committee Made Two Weeks Ago.

MINERS ACCEPT AWARD   Iowa Coal Diggers Representatives Ratify Committee Waze Arreement

WONT TAKE UP INCOME TAX  an Feet oe oT. i ee .. eh hULlLhecLL Ya. Tk.

‘SESSION CLOSES DOOR TO i: TAX REVISION MEASURES   Decision of Senate Finance Committec Majority in Line with Similar One by Hottse Body: ::

V0 GHANGE wUST NOW   Legislation Changing Taxes Is Declared Impractical at This Session by Senate and House.      CO-ORDINATION SOUGHT: ~ BETWEEN COMMITTEES   Matters of Tariff and Revente Are to Be Threshed Out by Both Houses of Gongrésd Without Friction.

NO TAX RELIEF NOW   Republican Leaders Say Condition of Treasury Will Not Permit,

REPUBLICANS GANT LOWER TAXES, GOST OF GOVERNMENT 10 STAY Ui   Finance Committee Makes Report After Investigation; Income Tax Must Stay in Force to Help Uncle Sam Pay His Bills; Would Repeal Excess Profits Tax.

NO REDUCTIONS ON INCOME TAX   Senate Finance Committee Adopts Report Similar’ to House Ways and Means.

LOWER TAXES NOT PRACTICABLE NOW   LONGWORTH SAYS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE  HAS HARD JOB.»   For Every Existing Tax Abandoned, a Substitute Must Be Found, He Says.   Representative Kitchen Attack: Recommendations Made by Secretary Houston. .

SAY TAX RELIEF LEGISLATION {g -—MPRAGTICABLE   Republicans Say It Cannot  Come At This  oe Session

HOUSTON’S REPORT PUTS SKIDS” ON REVISION PLAN    OPPOSITION DEVELOPS TO IMMIGRATION BILL   Two Representatives Are Opposed tc Shutting Off Immigration For the Coming Two Years Saying Country Needs Them.

i. 0. P. LEADERS THROTTLE CHANCE 10 REVISE TAXES   Treasury In No Shap To Cut Income Is Reply To Business.

$240.50 Is Today’s © Total; Amount Still Needed Is $6479.30   IMPRACTICABLE 10 REVISE TAX LAW   Levies on Incomes Cannol Be Changed, Say G. QO. P. Legislators

LOWER TAXES NOT. PRACTICABLE NOW   For Evsery Existing Tax Akan doned, a Substilute Must ! Be Féund, He       Representative Kitchen Attack Recommends tions Made hy Secretary Houston.

DOOR IS CLOSED. *. ON INCOME TAX - RELIEF ACTIO!   Republican. Leaders in Con ogress ‘Say Nothing Can- Be  a. -WNawn Thta Carctan  * 2

INCOME TAX LAW TO REMAIN UNCHANGEL         Decision Virtually  Closes . Door for Revision During the Present Session.

SEE NO CHANCE TO CUT INCOME TAX AT PRESENT   Republican Solons Say Present Form Must Continue

ATTACKS ADDRESS OF COX.   Christensen Says it Promises Continn. ance of Wilsonic Hypocrisy.

SCRAP TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Christensen Says League of Natione  Cam Never Function.

DECLARE FREEDOM   FIUME ASSEMBLY TO DRAW UP CONSTITUTION... FOR COUNTRY.  4

D’ANNUNZIO CALLS ASSE MWR. ¢   ‘Milan Reports ttaliam Poet Duwesoew, Fiume Republican Bedpr te Meet.

ABRIEL AT OTHE EUM..   wnnzio! Fornis Assembly For ‘His New > Republic.

D’ANNUNZIO CALLS ASSEMBLY   Milan Reports Italian Poet Summons Fiume Republican Body to Meet. ;

D’ANNUNZIO HAS PROCLAIMED NEW ITALIAN GOVT.   Has Called a Meeting of Constitutional Assem bly This Week.

FIUME PROCLAIMED SEPARATE STATE BY CAPTAIN D'ANNUNZIO   Dictator Declares Private News from Paris Forced His Hand   FATE CF FIUME 10 BE DISCUSSED BY PREMIERS   D’Annunzio Troops Take Oath of Loyalty to New Republic

ASSEMBLY CALLED BY POET   Gabriele D’Annunzio Summons Fiume Republican Body.

GOVERNOR HOBBY PRAISES OBREGON   Visiting American Governors  Hosts to President Obregon  at Mexico City Banquet

UNIVERSITY FACULTY YOTES TO .PLACE REQUEST BEFORE STATE   One Will Show What Appropria tion Should be to Cover Faculty Increase   Increase Asked Would Net 75 Per Cent Over the Salaries Paid in 1916

ASK 50 PER CENT SALARY INCREASE      UNIVERSITY FACULTY VOTES TO PLACE REQUEST BEFORE STATE   TO MAKE TWO BUDGETS   One Will Show What Appropria tion Should be to Cover Faculty Increase   Increase Asked Would Net 75 Per Cent Over the Salaries Paid in 1916 

AGREEMENT OVER ~—STUIZ MOTOR STGGK   iHettloment Between Brokers and Allen A. Ryan is Made at $425 a Shore Plus Stock Dividends,

RYAN COMES TO AGREEMENT WITH STOCK BROKER;   Holder of Long Contract: in Stutz Motors Expected to Make $2,000,000

MAC SWINEY’S DEATH BELIEVED MATTER HOURS   “Body Is Dead But the Spirit Still Lives,” Say Relatives.

ASK WILSON TO SAVE M’SWINEY   Friends of Cork Mayor Are Planning Huge Funeral Demonstrations In Ireland and England.

MASTER EMBEZZLER HELD IN FT. WORTH   Gioorge Martin, Wanted tn Louisville Kentucky, Arrested by Sheriff Harston,  : 

Line Held on Irpen ‘River According to Bolsheviki * Communiaue.   BOMBARDED BY SHIPS   Battle for City Still” Rage: With Poles and Ukrainfans Gaining.

6.0. P. JUDICIAL CONVENTION   Delegates Gathering at Cedar Rapid To Name Three Candidates for ’ Supreme Bench.

MEET 10 CHOOSE SUPREME JUDGE!       Republican dudical Convention Wil Open in Cedar Rapids Tomorrow

COOLIDGE ADHERES TO THINGS OF PAS!   Says We Must Look Back Fo Guidance and Not Make  Rash Promises

BIG DEMONSTRATION AGAINST POLES IS STAGED IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL   ;) nm 1  NG DA        i       New Subscriptions Count for Most During Remainder of Big Race; Wonderful Opportuntty Before You Until Wednesday Night

[0 WORKING DAYS — UNTIL THE CLOSE   New Subscriptions Count for Most During Remainder of Big Race; Wonderful Opportunity Before You Until Wednesday Night

BRIDGE LOSS WILL REACH HIGH FIGURE   FROM $100,000 TO . QUARTER OF MILLION IS: ESTI- °’. MATE TODAY ea   County Commissioners Say Sone Time May Be ‘Required fo  Devise Plans By

FROM $100,000 TO .QUARTER OF MILLION IS: ESTI.MATE TODAY   PLAN RECONSTRUCTION   County Commissioners Say Some Time May Be Required to _ Devise Plans   Large Section ef County Cut off From Lawrence by the Wakarusa Flood

SESE > -S-SS-,r,~—r~S—S<é<z CO.  LAD IS KILLED BY }DDEN EXPLOSION ‘OF QUEER GAS PIPE

Address to [ies Moines Conferencx Points Out Pressing Need of Greater Co-Operation if Problem is  to Be Met-——Reop Up “Dry” Pieht.

CHURCH HAS A CALL ~ TT CANNOT DISOBE!   METHODISTS DECLARE A CRISIS CONFRONTS WORLD.   Dare Not Step Backward in Preeen Period of Strese—Big Questions Before the Quadriennial  Conference.

CHURCH ON TRIAL ASSERT BISHOPS   Methodist. Episcopal Confer: ence Favors Compromise Of Peace Treaty

MIGING NAVAL BALLOON BELIEVED 10 HAVE COME DOWN IN CANADA WOOD   WAS LAST SEEN NEAR WELLS,  NEW YORK—THREE , NAVAL OFFICERS WERE ABOARD,

FIGURE LOOT NAVAL BALLOON OROPPED ON CANADIAN LAKE   Atmospheric Analysis Indicates Drift to Temiskaming, on Ontario-Quebec Line.

MISSING NAVAL BAG IS THOUGHT T0 BE LOCATEL   ‘Lost Balloon Believed To Have Landed 200 Miles  From Ottawa.

THINK MISSING BALLOON IS IN NORTH ONTARIO   Dominion Official Has Figured Out Approximate Position of Expedition Gone Since Dec. 13.

Patrolman Testifies Cleveland Municipal Judge on Scene of Murder. :   HEARD QUARREL, -THEN SHOT AND KAGY FELL   Woman Expected to Take Stand and Tell of  Slaying,

COX TRAIN IS DERAILED; COX NOT INJURED   SPREADING RAILS THROWS THE TRAIN FROM TRACK CRAWL THROLGH WINDOWS

~ INJURED IN ine   rain Left Track When Rails Spread and Few Slight* Iv Hurt.   HARDING TALKS TO OHIO DENTISTS AND OTHERS   American Business Discussed _ by Republican Candidate  at Marion,

COX SHAKEN UP IN TRAIN DERAILMENT   {By Herbert W. Walker, United Press Staff Corresnondent.]

Nominee Is- Unhurt’. Whe Spesial Train Is Ditched  By Herbert W. Welber

COX UNINJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Governor's * in Was Dewailed Last Night Near . Marcopa, Arizona   ON TO ALBUQUERQUE   Where He Will Speak at Noon—Crawl.Through the Car Windows

?  CONTINUES STUMP TOUR   Engineer Only One or Wrecked Train To Be Injured.

! Democratic Candidate's Special  Train Is Derailed in New Mexico.

DANIELS BLAMES INSANE MARINI   Secretary of Navy Shifts Bur den for Haitian Killings on Mentally Diseased Man.   WILL PUBLISH THE STORY

INSANE MARINE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GUTRAGES   Secretary Daniels Clainis the Man Responsible for Wholesale Killing.   MAN HUNT IS STARTED   Baytian “Atrocities Laid to Marine Who Has Left ‘ Servies.

INSANE MARINE CAUSES TROUBLE   1 (With Natives in Halti, Another Mau Belng Sought for Alleged , Outrages.

INSANE MARINE 1S BLAMED   Daniels Savs He Was Responsible For Outrages in Hayti

INSANE MARINE OF HATTIANS   STATEMENT MADE BY SECKE TARY OF NAVY DANIELS REGARDING INCIDENT.   Another Marine Who Has Since Lef the Service Responsible For Alleged Outrages, He

INSANE MARINE IS RESPONSIBLE   Daniels Give Causes of Indiscriml. nate Killings in Haiti During U. 8. Occupation, —

MANAG BLAMED BY DANIELS FOR HAATIAN DEATH   Another Man Now Being Searched for Declared Responsible for Outrages

Auother Marine Who Has Binee Lett the Service Responsible For Alleged Outrages. He Bald,

CRAZY MA PERPETRATED HAIT! MURDER   Daniels Announces Out rages Were Not Officer’s Fault.

DANIELS NOW BLAMES AN INSANE. MARINE   ‘Unnamed Man Author of Some o! the Indiscriminute Killing in Haiti Says Maval Beergtary.

NeGAD oHUDTD TEN AND POSoE THEN GETS HIV   Four Dead and Seven Wounded as a Result of Battle in Pine Bluff, Arkansas,

NEGRO RUNS AMUCK: 3 SLAIN   Black Barricades Self in House at Pine Bluff, Ark. And Battles Posse—-Several Wounded.

NO EMBARGO ON CONSTANTINE   BURLINGTON COMMITTEE Is * IN SESSION THIS AFTERNOON,

DOMINION PLAN GAINING FAVOR, N GREEN ISL   SINN FEIN IS OP : POSED.   RUT NATIONALISTS 01 IRELAND ARE SAID TO BE WON OVER.

Several. Sinn Fein Leaders  . Said: To Be ne to co Accept ‘Plan.   PLAN. RELEASING ULSTER PROPOSED   Believed Violent Opposition to Partitioning of Island Ia Losing Strength.

DOMINION HOME AULE FOR Tilah WITROUT ULaTEr APPEARS LIKELY   Northern Counties May Be Allowed to Vote Themselves Out, In New Plan of Settlement Proposed,   SINN FEIN LEADERS TAKE DEFIANT STAND   They Present a Front of Unchanging Indifference and Disdain To All Plans Ex nant IndananAansAa

DOMINION HOME RULE OATIOFIES IRISH FAGTIONS   Sinn Feiners Alone Present Front of Indifference and Disdain.   DE VALERA WILL ACCEPT

Motion to Advance Appeal in Senator Newberry Case is Filed in Supreme Cour

HOVE TO ADVANGE “NEWBERRY APPEA   Nowberry's Attorneys Concur in Motion’ Made by Solicitor General.

MOTION TO. ABVANCE APPRAL OF TRUMAN HB. _, . NEWBERRY FILED TODAY

DUAL WAR Teh ANG LAWS DEAD       Gunmen Rule Fields in West Virginia Is Claim   Aldwuma fe Aiteo Scene of Labor Conflict of Moment

Gunmen Rule Fields in West Virgmisa 1s Claim   Adabama Is Alse Seene of Labor Gonflict of Moment

PEROEGUTION OF MEN AND FAMILIES  CLAIMED   Mine Workers in Alabama Are Suffering As Severely As Armenians, Is Charge Made in Statement.   GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA FLAYED   Calling Out Federal Troops Held Unnecessary; Inter: national Union Promise: Aid to Strikers.

NATIONAL AID FOR STRIKING MINERS   United Mine Workers. 0 America Acts on Mingo County Trouble   GOVERNOR IS CGRITICIZED   Assistance Also Promised ir Fight for Collective Rargaining in Alabama

MINE MEN FOR FINISH FIGHT   UNTTED-WORKERS TO SUPPONT SOUTHERN SYRIKERS.   ‘CLAIM REVOLT IS JUSTIFIED   CONDITIONS IN ALABAMA AKIN CoO THAT OF ARMENIA.   Many Acts of Persecution Declared  : Visited Upon Miners of That State—W cai Virginia  Almest As Bad.

MINERS 10 RAVE FULL SUPPORT OF UNION IN STRIKE   Will Carry on Struggle “te a Finish,” is Dec. * daration.

BASEBALL PRESIDENTS TO MEET IN GONFERENGE ON NEW BOARD CONTRO   MORE INTIMATE RELATIONS BETWEEN MAJORS AND MINORS  ALSO BEING SOGHT,

BARS GERMANY FROM LEAGUE   France Declares She Must Be Kept Out Until All Her Indemnity Is Paid.

LEAGUE CLOSED T0 GERMANY   Government of France Thinks tn. demnity Should Be Paid.

France Declares She Must Be Kept Out Until All Her Indemnity is Paid.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE MAKES FIRST DIRECT “DECLARATION ONVERSMILLES PACT SAYING. ‘AE WANTS REJEGTIONNOT INTERPRETATION

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE MAKES.FIRGT DIRECT: DECLARATION ON VERSAILLES PACT SAVING HE WANTS REJESTION NOT INTERPRETATION

KRAMER WILL CALL DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION TO ORDER   Selection of Montana Man Made at Meeting of National Committeemen

KREMER T0 OPEN THE CONVENTION   V-ige-Chairman Democrati ’ National Committee ‘Will Call Meeting to - Order:

NATIONAL MEETING WILL BE OPENED BY MONTANA MAN      J. BRUCK KREMER IS SELECTED TO PRESIDE AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

MONTANA MAN IS HONORED BY - THE DEMOCRATS   J. Bruce Kremer Will Call Na tional Convention to Order.

KREMER TO OPEN DEMOCRATIC MEE’   NATIONAL COMMITTEE VICE CHAIRMAN WILL CALL CGNVENTION TO ORDER.

KREMER TO OPEN CONVENTION AS CUMMINGS 1S TO PRESIDE .   Only One Contest To Be Pre: sented Following Opening At San Francisco   COAST HOSTS ARE READY   Democratic Committee Deem: It Best to Have Western Man Open Sessions

RAILROAD MEN ASK HEARINGS STOPPEL   Told Six Months Ago Living Would Be Reduced

BILLION IN TAXES REMAIN UNPAID   And All Because Audit Has Not Been Made Says Treasury  (VEE ji nial   Complex Revenue Laws Held Responsible For Remarkable ' Situation

Amount Outstanding: in Nhe paid Taxes.       TREASURY UNABLE.» TO AUDIT RETURNS   Internal Revenue Bureau ~ Far Behind.

CAN'T COLL      Teeusnry Deartment Was Billion  —" Dollars Outstanding Taxes

UNPAID TAXES OVER BILLION, SAYS OFFICIAL:   Shows Government's Inability to Audit Returns ' Back to 1917.   REPEALING MEASURE NOW GOES T0 SENATE

Over a Billion of  ’. Player Died Today      Gapult Government Taxes Uncollect‘ed Because of Innbility of Govern ~ meant to Audit Returns.

BILLION BEHINO IN TAX COLLECTIONS   Returns for 1917 Unchecked, Declares Bureau Expert,   COMPLEX LAW IS BLAMED   Dr. Thomas Adams of the Treasury Staff Says Bureau Is Unable to Audit Returns Under the Pres. . ent Regulations.

TAX NOT COLLECTEL   House Committee is Told $2,.000,000 Remain to be Gathered in.

Bl LION DOLLARS IS QUISTANDING IN UNPAID TAXES   Bureau Has. Not Yet Completed Checking 1917 Tax Returns.

Ovch BILLION ~—UNPAII TAXES   COMPLEXITY OF REVENUE LAWS MAKES AUDITING SLGOW—TESTIMONY

REVENUE LAWS U0 GOMPLER: UNGRESS Td CHANGE PLAN   Legislative War on See. tional Lines Is Now on in Washington   HOUSE MEMBERSHIP INCREASE DISCUSSED   Northerners  V Would Se Number by Voting Population

BILLION DOLLARS IN UNPAID TAXES   Internal Revenue Departmen Entangled In Web Of Siatutes House Body-Is Told.

BILLION IN UNPAID TAXES BECAUSE OF AUDITS HANDICAP   Treasury Official Says Gov’ Unable to Check Returns Yet for Year 1917.

BILLION UNPAID _ “TAXES, ASSERTS TREASURY MAN   Tells Committee That Inabllit; to Audit Prohibits Coltaatiagr

GOVERNMENT MAY SEIZE U. S. COAL MINES   COLLECTION OF “TAXES IS STILL BILLION BEHIND   Senator Kenyon Sees No Other Way of Ending Profiteering Evil.   Bureau Unable to Audit Returns : Under Complex Law, Declares Expert.   1917 RETURNS UNCHECKED   Private Interests in Control of Proguctfon and Distribution Unable to Prevent Repetition of Present Deplorable Condition.   Auditing Under Existing Regulations Has Become So Stupendous That the Internal Revenue Bureau Sees No Way Out, es tHe Declares. ne

MORE THAN BILLION INUNPAID TAXES SAYS TREASURY. OFFICIAL   Inability’ of the Government To Collect. Has Caused a Serious Situation, According To Dr. Thomas S. Adams, of

NEBRASKA MAN APPOINTED.   Fred K, Nielson Becomes Solicitor of Rtatrn Doenariment.

DIAMONDS TAKEN   Bandits Escape With $200,000 in Gems at Buffalo 2

DIAMONDS WORTE S20,000 STOLEN   Salesman Returning From a Trip to Western States Attacked by Two Highwaymen And Stones Worth That Amount Taken.

CRIME SPREADING      WAVE OF ASSASSINATION REPORTED FROM STATE YUCATAN

HARDING AT BROWNSVILLE   Crowds Line Streets to Get Glimpse of President-Elect

REST AND VACATION   Will Not Give Attention to Any Matters Except That of Real Recreation.

STREETS FILL WITH CROWD SEEKING GLIMPSE OF NEXT CHIEF OF UNITED STATES   Entire Population of Kingsville Appears to Be Present When Senator Arrives.

President-Elect Harding Doe: Not Want to Presume on Wilson Authority.   BIG WELCOME IN SOUTH:   Throngs Watch Next President's Train on Way to Vacation in Teyvac.

CROWDS GREET HARDING TODAY IN BROWNSVILLE   Party Is Entertained Informaly Before Going on to Point Isabel ’   WILL NOT INTERVIEW OBREGON ON BORDER   PRESIDENT-ELECT STUDIOUS. LY AVOIDS TAKING ANY AC: TION THAT MIGHT IN ANY WAY EMBABASS WILSON,

THE DEFENSES “TN CANAL ZONE   Inspected by President-Blect  Harding Who Also Sticks to His Golf Game. *   COLON PEOPLE DESIRE SERVICE OF SENATOR   His Idea is That His Time for Action is When He is Precident.

Churches To Pay  : heir Preache . :        Ranging From $1,200 Up $1,500 :

SAYS PERSHING CAN SWEEP THE COUNTRY   New York Politician Couples U; Military Hero With Governor Smith On Ticket

Pancho Villa’s Arrival at Sabinas is Cause of  Fight With Federals

VILLA AGAIN ACTIVE NEAR TEXAS: BORDE:   Conflicting. Reports: Receiver Regarding the Exaet Location of His ‘Army

VILLA CUTTING NEW CAPERS   Mexican Bandit Chief Credited With a Killing in Encounter With Government Troops.

VILLA ANXIOUS FOR TEAMS CF SURRENOER   ‘BANDIT RAIDS SABINAS AND CAPTURES CARL HAEGELIN, AMERICAN.

VILLAIN CLASH WITH FEDERALS   DEMANDS PEACE BE SIGNED IN ACCORDING TO HIS TERMS

VILLA STARTS RUMPUS ON WAY TO TELEGRAPH   Plans to Give Himself Up on Own Terms or Start on War Path—Holding American.

V PLL, 1 DMSTROYS REDE RAL FORCE NEAR FABINAS Fie Warns De la Huerta His Terms Must Be Accepted.

FEDERALS AND VILLA CLASH BELOW BORDER   FIGHT FOLLOWS ARRIVAL OF mammary (pared AT

VILLISTAS HAVE ENCOUNTER WITh —FENERAL FORGES   Bandit’s Followers and Government Troops Clash at Sabinas: Pancho Threatens to Start New Revolt.

HUERTA TROOPS   REPORT SAYS VILLA HAS TSKEN  AMERICAN CAPTIVE, HOLDS HiM FOR RANSOM.

\qEKWDA FORCES TN DATTLE,   caf, Gevernnient Soldiers gat Kite.     Trwentywuek xeeveue

VILLA FORCES IN BATTLE.   Twenty-Vive of Government Soldicrs Are Reported Killed.

HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS WITNESSES   Considers Reduction O South’s Representation

Strikers and Roya! Guards .        -- ggg nw      “Clash at Catania.-Sicily

SICILIAN STRIKERS IN CLASH   Worker Killed and 11 wounded in Battie With Soldiers at Catania.

Labor Department Will Try to Settle Longshoremen’s Strike on Atlantic Coast

DEPARTMENT  INTERVENES   ‘Representatives of Longshoremen's Enion and Employers Will Meet Yn Washington.

NOMINATION OF COX NOT TO CHANGE G. 0. P. PLANS   Senater Harding in Statement Says Governor Deserved the Nomination,   SELECTION, HOWEVER, WILL NOT HURT OHIO CAMPAIGN!   BAKER PRAISES NOMINED!   Secretary’ of War Says Cox Is, Fearless, High-Minded and Has Great Aibility.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN ORI NOT CHANGED AY NOMINATION OF G0}   SENATOR HARDING SAYS COX DE SERVED NOMINATION FROM DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

HARDING SAYS COX DESERVED THE NOMINATION   Declares Nomination Insures A Newspaper Man Being President.   “Will Not Change Our Activi: ties in Ohio,” is Announce ment.

6. 0, P, CAMPAIGN WILL BE SAME SAYS HARDING   Declares Nomination of Co) Will Not Alter Election  Plans.

HARDING WON'T ALTER CAMPAIGN   Nomination of Fellow Ohioar Will Bring No Changes in Plans; Says Cox Right Man.

SENATOR HARDING CONGRATULATES COY   Republican Nominee Says Governor Cox Deserves the  Ncmination.

LITTLE FLOUR MILL MAY SOON PASS OUT   A TENDENCY SHOWN TO CONCENTRATE THE INDUSTRY.   Trade Commissien Seca a Movement te Cenfime Grinding to Large Cencerms Having a Standard Outfit.

FLOUR MILLS MAY COMBIN!   Flour at Mills Increased 146 Per Cent, Retail 118 Per Cent and Farmers Wheat 160 Per Cent.

Held. Contest ‘Withdrawn    When Preston Files. Counte   Proposed : Investigation of Reservation Pre _ginet Mettiods ‘Throws Scare Into Held’s a Friends in Round Valley 

Held Contest Withdrawn When Preston Files Counte:   Proposed Investigation of Reservation Precinct Methods Throws Scare Into Held’s  Friends in Round Valley  ‘f

WESTERN MILLERS PROTEST,   On Differential Between Grain and Grain Produc’s Rate.

VGENATOR WALSH ACCEPTS KIGK POST IN DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COHORT

ENATOR WALSH ACCEPTS HIGH POST If DEMOCRATIC HATIONAL CAMPAIGN CORDA

PLACE FOR LA FOLLETTE. ©   WiaconsIn SeMator May Be Picked by Committee of 48.

Third Party Is ToBeFormed At ‘Chicago Mee   La Follette is Mentioned as Presi dential Prospect ‘by “Liberals Who Will Hold Convention Neat July

Third Political Party Will Contest For President   Will be Formed of Labor Party an¢ Other Liberal Elements—LaFollette Talked of for President

A THIRD POLITICAL — PARTY IS PROBABLE   Committee. of, Ferty-Right’ Plan th Put One Full Ticket Headed by ~ , LaFollette. ‘

Hdaho Central Railroad om. pany” Ingorporatés—Head-quarters.in Twin Falls.   Two More Coriventioné: _ Scheduled at Chicago

THIRD POLITICAL PARTY IS OUT FOR THE PRESIDENCY   National Convention of Libeerals to Be Held in Chicago July 3, Committee of . 48 Announces

THIRD POLITICAL PARTY.   Will Be Waunched at Chicaga 01 duiy 10.

CA FOLLETTE MENTIONED TO LEAD THIRB PART}   Presidemcy Will Be-Contented by Nev Fetiticn] Division, Saya am Amn ebacement. ~

THIRD POLITICAL PARTY POSSIBLE CALL S ISSUED   Leaders Waiting To Ascertain Attitude Of Johnson And Borah   PINCHOT ONE OF LEADERS   La Follette’s Name Gets Some Consideration As Presidential Candidate

THIRD PARTY 10 ENTER THE RAG FOR PRESHENT   Coalition of Labor, National People’s League and Liberals Is Announced

AS. COMMITTEE — TO LAUNCH THIRD PARTY JULY 10   Senator La Follett Has Been Men tioned as a Posslble Candidate

WILL GACK LA FOLLETTE * FOR PRESIOENCY RUMORS FROM HICAGO ANNOUNGE   “hicago Picked As Convention City By Alleged Radical Mid-West Aggregation---June 10 Will Be Date of Meeting. P  i.

THIRD PARTY  10) MEE’   La Follette Js Prominently Meun Horned as Presidential Prospect cole Peemeical “Weeewd er:

DESERTED GIRLANITE,  WOULD GIVE UP BABI   On the Day of Its Birth to Anyone Able to Provide for It.

MOTHER WANTS 10 GIVE BABE AWAY   liushband Has Deserted And She Cannot Care For Expeeted Child ’

BITTEN BY COPPFRHEAD   on eee ee  'C. L. Rutter Had Encounter With Snake on Rock Creck

LITTEN BY COPrPFRHEAD   C.L. Rutter Had Eneounter With Snake on Rock Creck

GUN FIGHTING IO STOPPED Al MINEO MINEO   ‘Yaller Dogs’ and ‘Red Necks’ Still Continue “Beatings Up’ in Darkness   UNION IS DECRIED BY FORMER MEMBER   MINE SUPERINTENDENT CONJENDS OWNERS ARE ONLY LIGHTING FOR RIGHT OF ADMINISTRATION,

“Yaller Dogs” and “Red Necks” More Careful Since Soldiers Arrive.

TROOPS —PERILED BY UNSEEN FOE   Soldiers in West Virginia Fired on From Ambush   CITIZENS: TOLD TO DISARM   Many Rifies Surrendered ia the Strike Zone

GREEK REPUBLIC POSSIBILITY   Keen Interest Shown in Athens as to Nation’s Future if King’ Dies.

'GRECK REPUBLIC POSSIBILITY      ;  Shown in Athens as to  Future if King Dies.

IT’S TO BE WAR ON VILLA   NEW MEXICAN REGIME PLANS TO END BANDIT’S CAREER,   A Reward of 100,000 Pesos Offered. tox Wis Death or Capture and Troops” “Are Sent Out to Hant.  Him Down,

APPEAL FOR ARMENIANS   HUNGER KNOWS NO ARMISTICE.   Voluntary Contributions Asked for the Starving—Prosperous flowans Must Help. ;

‘- It Will Lower! Tone pf Whole —  aa eee = i .  Unitea States Surgeon jencral ‘Bays  Race, je: Tt

RAILWAY WAGE PARLEY STILL ON   BOTH SIDES SEEM OPTIMISTiC AND THAT HEADWAY IS BEING MADE,

TO SOUTH AMERICA   “Per” Vaughn Will Represent. United Press There

BRITAIN TO PAY U. S. FIRST   Deals With Indebtedness to America Independent of Germany.

WILL PAY U. S. ABOVE ALL   Britain’s Indebtedness to America Be. ing Dealt With Independently of German Settiement.

OPPOSE RETURN OF RAILROADS      jabor and Fann Organizations Are Bringing Pressure to Bear Upon the Congressmen.

AMERICANIZATION OF ALIEN POPULATION IS URGED BY GOV. LOWDE?      ‘Iinois Executive Delivers  Address Before National / Press Club

PREFERS CONFERENCE TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Go.. Lowden Makes Address Before National Press Club in Washington.

MAKE THE ALIENS CITIZENS   Governor Lowden Would Ameri icanize the Foreign-born  Population.

NEGROES AND WHITES CLASE   Race Riot  Originated From Dispute at Base ball Game Sunday

PRESIDENT WILSON TAKES ACTION ON . 0. P. RESOLUTION   HOLDS SUCH METHOD WOULD BE MISTAKE

WILSON VETOES: ~ PEAGE MEASURE   Plan to End War Stain ‘0 — Konor of U. 8, He Says,   OMITS IMPORTANT MATTERS

PEACE RESOLUTION IS REJECTED BY CHIEE EXECUTIVE   SAYS NO MENTION is MADE OF ESSENTIAL’ INTERESTS OF WAR.   Declares Germany Not Exacted for Infinite Wrongs to . FHuminity.

PRESIDENT VETOES REPUBLICAN PEACE RESOLUTION TODAY   Declares it Would Leave a Stain Upon the Honor of the United States.   OMITS MANY VITAL THINGS   Means, Says President, That We Want to Pursue Our Course  All Alone.

WILSON RAPS B07. PLANS. TOR WAR'S END   Such a .Method Meals Stain Upon Honor: - United States. He dares   RESECTION “OF TREATY USE OF CRITICISM   Essential Interests’ Not Mentioned’ in Resolution, Execu-_ tive. Tells’ Members

PRESIDENT VETOED. PEACE RESOLUTION   WOULD PLACE INEFFACABLE, STAIN ON HONOR OF U. 8,   HE 0 WHAT We EXPECTED

PHACE PLAN OF REPUBLICANS VETOED TODAY   PRESIDENT SCATHING Ik DENUNCIATION OF KNOX ' RESOLUTION.

SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COM. . MITTEE DISAPPROVES OF ARMENIAN MANDATE   SONGRESS DECLINES TO ASSIST ORIENTAL STATE

President Vetoes Peace Measure;Saysit Would Put Stain onU.S.Honor

PRESIDENT VETOED THE REPUBS PEACE PLAN IN STH STATEMENT   Said-it-Would- be---an-~ Inef ‘feaceable Stain Upon th Honor of the Country i Passed.—Other Matters °O  Taterect in Concress.

PRESIDENT FILES HIS VETO OF KNOX PEAGE RESOLUTION   Declares it Would Put Inefface-. able Stain on Gallantry of United States.

WILSON VETOES. PEACE MEASURE   President in Message to Senate ____ Says Knox Bill Rights — oe No Wrong.   STAIN. ON .U. S. HONOR   Declares “Such a Peace With Germany " {gs Inconsistent With Dignity of U. w—-No Exactions.. Are 3 Made.

Peace Resolution Vetoed By President As Expected   He Returns Measure to House Declaring Such a Mean: of Peace Making Would Stain Honor of Nation and That Many Important Treaty Features Are Omitted.

Wilson Disapproves Repu  lican Resolution Adopted<<,  Severat Days Ago —       GIVES REASON FOR: : SHOWING TISAPPROVAE

Declares that’ Such a Method of’-Peace Would Place Inoffaceahle Stain   'DMITS IMPORTANT OBJECTS.   Declares ‘Resolution Omits Important Objects for Which  - , S. Entered War

WILSON VETOES PEACE MEASURE   President in Message to Senate Says Knox Bill Rights No Wrong.   STAIN ON U. S$, HONOR   Declares “Such a Peace With Germany Is Inconsistent With Dignity of U. S."--No Exactions Are Made.

RESOLUTION   President Wilson Says Republican Pian to End War Defeats Effect of Treaty.

“SHORT CUT 10 ENDWARSTAIN ONU.S. HONOR   Resolution too Easy on Germany Message to House Says.

Chief Executive Declares the Method Proposed in Knox Measure Would be Stain Upon Gallantry and Honor of United States.   PRESIDENT GIVES HIS REASONS FOR USING THE AXE

WOULD STAIN U.$. HONOR HR DECLARES   Veto Kills Republican Plan to End State of War   MESSAGE SENET TO HOUSE   Resolution. Does Not Right Wrongs, Declares Executive in Messave

WOULD BE STAIN UPON U. S. HONOR’   Declares Republican Mova Violates Fundamentals . of Civilization.   PEACE RESOLUTION DOESN’T PUNISH HUN

WILSON CALLS IT STAIN ON HONOR’   “Inconsistent With Dignity of United States and. Rights "of Citizens.” ©   MANY OBJECTS -OMITTED

PEACE MEASURE SURRENDER OF  NATION'S RIGHTS  —-_ [aa   President Sends Veto Ot Republican Peace * Plan.   ESTABLISH DEADLOCK   Resolution Would Put Stain On U.S. Honor Says Message.

NU PEACE WITH HUN   President Vetoes G. 0. P. Scheme Saying it Is “Ineffacable Stain Upon Gallantry and Honor of United States.”   MAKES NO STATEMENT ON VERSAILLES PACT   Declares Plan Means Americz Wishes to Draw Apart anc , Pursue Her Own Objects and Interests.

PEACE RESOLUTION VETOED BY WILSON   President Cal's It Stain on U. S$ Honor.   DRAWS TREATY PARALLEL,   Executive, in Returning Knox Measurs to Senate, Says It Surrenders American Rights So Far As Germany Is Concerned.

WILSON VETOES 6.0. P, PLAN FOR MAKING PEACE   Brands it Ineffacable Stain on Gallantry and Honor of the United States, if Upheld.   STANDS BY TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Declares Resolution Omit: Reference to Many Sub. jects Which Treaty Em. bodies and are Essential.

PRESIDENT VETOES PEACE RESOLUTION   Does Not Mention Many Impor. tant Objects fer Whih U. S. Entered War   Message Which’ Accompanies Veto Does Noi 5 ae Wilsons hit tent.

VETO PEACE OF PARTY MAJORITY   PRESIDENT) WILSON  TAKES ACTION EXPECTED OF HIM.   CALLS IT A “STAIN”   HARD WORDS FOR) REPUBLICAN WAR END RESOLUTION,   The President Does Not Indicate What He Will Do with Trenty.

PRESIDENT VETOES RESOLUTION THAT DECLARES FOR PEACE   Beneath Dignity of Americans - He Says and He Asserts Too Much Is Left Out   Alludes to What Mignt Have Been Under Treaty But Makes No Araument

PRESIDENT VETOED THE REPUBS PEACE PLAN IN STRONG STATEMENT   Said it Would be an Inef feaceable Stain Upon’ th Honor of the Country i Passed.—Other Matters O  Interest in Conoresc.

ESIDENT VETOED PEACE RESOLUTION   WOULD PLACE INEFFACABLE STAIN ON HONOR OF U. 8.       HE DID WHAT WAS EXPECTED   The Treaty of . Versailles .Embodicd Important Things Omitted by Res olution.

WILSON VETOES - PEACE MEASURE   President in Message to Senate _.. Says Knox Bill Rights No Wrong.   Geclares “Such a Peace With Germany ls Inconsistent With Dignity of U. uueNO Exactions Are Made,

RESOLUTION 15 CALLED STAIN ON U.S. HONOR   Mr. Wilson Says Senate Re jection of Peace Treaty Was Selfish.   ‘PRESIDENTS POURS HOT SHOT INTO SOLONS   Their Peace Proposal is Dub. bed Inconsistent With Nation’s Dignity.

REPUBLICAN PLAN WOULD BE STAIN ON HONOR GF U. $.   Resolution Omits Ob jects For Which U. S Went Into War.

WILSON VETOES ~ PEACE RESO UTION   Would “Place An “Ineffacable Stain Upon Gallantry and Honor of United States,” ‘He Says.

PRESIDENT SENDS REPUGLICAN RESOLUTION BACK TO CONGRES!   Declares Such a Peace With Germany Placed Stain on United States’ Honor.   SAYS RESOLUTION OMITS MANY IMPORTANT OBJECTS   None of Essential Interests Safeguarded in Proposal President Declares.

NEW BRUNSWICK HAS GONE DRY   By a Vote of Almost 2 to 1  the People So Decided or Saturday.

tO AGAINST   LEADEH DECLARED FALSE   Business Manager of Jake Hamon of Oklahoma Denies Latt.r ~ .s Shot by Woman in Hotel Room.

DELEWVE WOMAN SHOT JAKE HAMON   Information In Hands o County Attorney at Ardmore.

HAMMONS CHARGES BRANDED FALSE   Wealthy Oi! Man and Republican Committeeman Denies Charges Through His Business Manager.

DENIES HARMON STORY      His Business Manager Says Wound Was Accidental

LEAGUE COUNCIL CRITICIZED TODA)   Delegates Want Greater Publicity of Its Dec’sions and Hearings Now.

THE LEAGUE NEARS ENVOYS ERED UPON   LEAGUE COUNCIL Is GREAT CONCERNED OVER REPOR'Thi FIRING PPON COM MISSION, oo. ob he   THE LEAGUE CRITICISES   Body Hears Severe Criticism of It: Failure to Give Greater Publicity to Its Hearings and Decisions——League Fully Organized,

LEAGUE COUNCIL WAS CRTICISEL   Because it Hay Not Given Publicit: to Tis Decisions and Hearings

MUG Finca UN PEACE Mlooldh PARTY  GLAM   League Investigates Rumor of Outbreak Against Polish Conference.

LEAGUE WILL SEND TROOPS   In Effort to Maintain Order Betweer Poland and, Lithuania—Commissien Fired On,

PROCEEDINGS OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   SEVERE CRITICISM WAS WADE OF THE COUNCIL FOR FAILURE TO WAKE PURLIC DECISIONS

Renort That Commission at Kovno Was Fired Upon  Stirs Delegates.   ORGANIZATION COMPLETE WITH VICE PRESIDENTS   Assembly Is Urged to Give Enemy Nations Chance te Enter.

WOULD AIR THE LEARIIF o WORK BEFORE WORLD   Delegates Sent by Council Into sg: Are Fired pon

REPORT COMMISSION FIRED ON IN KONE   RUMOR AT GENEVA SAYS ROD) INTERCEDING IN- POLISHLITHUANIAN DISPUTE TS ATTACKED

MOG rte  UN PEACE Mol PARLT, DLAIM   League Investigates Rumo of Outbreak Against Polish Conference.

LEAGUE DISCUSSES LITHUANIANS ACTION   SHOTS FIRED AT LEAGUE MISSION STIRS DELEGATES —

Herbert Hoover's. ¥ © Says Amer ica Ts Sure fo Baler, ,   Herbert Hoover's. be per Says America Js Sure 4G a x

LEAGUE DECEASED   HARDING'S STATEMENT AT MAR.ION CELEBRATION,   Herbert Hoover's Paper Says Amer ica Js Sute to Enter.

HARDING  “TAKES DAY PDR EDL   Republican Nominee Reaches Washington To Arrange For Notification Details

“TOWAE TOR OF US. S08   G.O. P. candidate for vice “president to serve ~ " at hie term

“Asks Deputy Sheriff to Cook  Chickens in Auto and Bring Portion to Her,  Ilas Left Trail of Desiths Behind Her: Phree Men Die -.  Oris Lhas MaAanect

KILLED HUSBAND   Ranch Woman Shet Him Dea After Dispute About Driving Cor.

DONIES CHARGE HEARING FIXED rUR MARCH 26   Check in Dispute Given in Payment For Cars Declares  Dalmar   Ail Involved Plead Not Guilty Three For Witnesses

FOR MARCH 26   Check in Dispute Given in Payment for Cars Declares Palmar   All Involved Plead Not Guilty Three For Witnesses

GOX PREFERS = RUNNING MATE   Claims of Other Deserving Democrats Are Due to Be Forcibly Presented to the Convention, However.

COX WANTS MEREDITH ON TICKET   Qe en re  Seek Second Place For  Secretary  ey  OTHERS AFTER JOB  ee me  Roosevelt and Davis Considered

ROOSEVELT OR “MEREDITH FOR ~ SECOND PLACE   Governor Smith, the Walshes and Colby Among Other  ’ Mentioned---Marshall . i fanen't Want ifs

lowa Editor at and Farmer Favorite. in Race for Sec-. ond Place.   ROOSEVELT AND SMITH ARE STRONG CANDIDATES   Many Other Names to Be Presented to- Democratic ~ Convention.

Democratic Convention Will Meet This Afternoor at Four O’clook (Eastern Time.)   MEREDITH SAID TO EE FAVORED BY COX   ‘Is Now the Presont Secretary of Agriculture and Is Supposed ta Stand Well With the Farmers Many Other Asvirants.

NEFF ADMITS ALL BAILEY CHARGED IN REGARD 10 AGE   SAYS HE DON'T KNOW HOW Hb HAPPENED TO BECOME CON.FUSED ON BIRTH YEAR

PAT M. NEFF EXPLAINS MATTER OF HIS ERROF. IN REGARD TO HIS AGE   STATEMENT MADE BY WINNING CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR AT CLOSE OF POLLS SAT.

NEFF'O EXPLANATION AS 10 HOW OLO HE 15      #IVED UNDER WRONG IM <i, PRESSION UNTIL SOME : TIME IN 1918  ’

nl  PAT NEFF EXPLAINS AGE TO WACOANS; cee SAYS HAD AN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION

Joint Resolution Is Adopted to End Legislative Work at 4 P. M.—Wilson Voices Approval

SENATE VOTES FOR ADJOURNMEN   CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN NEXT  SATURDAY—PRESIDENT DOES  NOT INTERFERE   (By United Press)

Action Necessary to insure Ad: journment Taken by Both Houses Today. a   WILSON DOES NOT OBJECT:   Amendments Seeking Recess  Rather Than Adjournment, Were Defeated.

Joint Resolution Previously » Passed by House Is Adopted by the Senate   PRESIDENT WILL NOT CALL EXTRA SESSION   NEXT REGULAR SESSION CON. VENES IN) DECEMBER; AT: TEMPT TO BE MADE TO GE BILLS THROUGH,

VUNGRESS DECIDES TO QUIT SATURDAY   PRESIDENT WILL NOT CALL SES. SION AGAIN EXCEPT IN GRAVE EMERGENCY

JOHNSON SENTIMENT INCREASES IN CHICAGL   Senator Figuratively Riding the Crest of the Tide as Delegates Assemble for Convention.

Adjournment on That Day is Assured by Passage of Joint Resolution by Senate.   WILSON AGREES TO ACTION   Many Congressmen Plan to Attend Republican and Democratic National Conventions.

ee WILL ADJOURN SATURDAY   SENATE YATE. PAYGRARLY O) SOLNT HESOLETION TODAY, 34 -TAp 8,   PRESIDENT AMREED TO AD. 3 AND WILL NOT  VG yd RE

CONGRESS 15 10 ADJOURN JUNE 5   Sonate Passes Resolution Pre viously Passed by the House. Ronszombles Next Th  somber.

Congress To End Session On Saturday   Several impirtant Matters Stilt to be Disposed of Before Adjourn. ment — Will Not Meet Again Until in Becembder

CONGRESS 10 TIME A EST IN CAMPAIGN   WILL ADJOURN ON SATURDAY; WILSON O. K.'s

ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT   Senate Joins House In Passing Resolution to End Session On Saturday Afternoon of This Week. cue   WILSON NOT TO ISSUE “CALL UNLESS NEEDED   President Tells Senator Dnderwood He Will Not Call Special Session Unless An Emergency Arises. -..

CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN SATURDAY AT 4 Q’GLOGK   Senate Passes Joint Resolution Previously Passed by the Heouse— Vote Was 44 to 24.

CONGRESS FIXES DATE FOR FINAL ADIOURNMEN   Session Will End at Four @°Cluck on Saturday Afternoon,  Boe nee fake   WILSON DOES NOT ORJECT TO ADJOURAMENT NOW   Telephones Senator Underwood ‘that Extra Sessions Probable Only Under Grave Circumstances

Man Charged With Impersonating Another at Marriage Said to Be Former Soldicr.

HOBO GROOM IS WANTED      Man Charged With Impersonating Another at Marriage said to He Former Soldier.

ALLIES WILL SEND AN ARMY INTO VILNA   League of Nations Army Is Officially Created at Geneva   TROOPS TO MAINTAIN ORDER   Trouble Feared During the Plebiscite t6 Determine the Political Fate of City as Between Lithuania and Poland.

LEAGUE Aull! 9 TO GO 10 VILA   Nations Ask for Immediate Expedition to North,   FORCE OFFICIALLY CREATED   Troops to Maintain Order.During the Plebiscite to Determine the Political Fate of the City in  Question.

NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION   _AT CASA GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 4, AUG. 22.1990

NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION   OO eS lle ae ee ee ee ee ee ee Oe a  AT CASA GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 4, JULY 12,1920

PEACON: DUBS.   Name of Eastern Star Plry to 5B: Given at Martz December 6.

LEAPS FROM TRAlis —DEAD BY TRACK WAS IN SUICIDE   Sherm Stover ver Eludes Wife and Escapes from Train.

FREEDOM FROM TURKISH RULE   Adrianople Reported to Have De clared Independence.

PASSENGER SCHEDULES MUST BE REDUCED INN. E. WETHIN A FEW DAYS   New Haven Railroad Preparing a Reduced Schedule— M. 1. T, Students Offer Services to Man Trains

VOCATIONAL: TRAINING      ‘Board Is to Be Investigated By ‘Hous ‘ Committee.

HOUSE ORDERS VOCATION PROBE   By Vote of 285.0 0 Directs Investigatien of Federal. Board..

PERE SOR EARNS OVER ANORE  ENDS IN A RIOT Re The Assomated Press

TRAP 4 IN $200,000 FRAUD   Federal Agents Make Arrests in Huge Liquor Blank Scheme.

GET FOUR IN $200,000 FRAUD   J. S. Agents at Chicago Arrest Four in Huge Liquor Blank Coun. terfeiting.

loullE, GOK [a AFTER LAWYER   FATES TO REPLY, TO QUERY   COX AGAIN DECLARES HE ASKS RESERVATIONS ON THE LEAGUE.

ROOT CHARGE Io. ~ RENEWED BY rf   CANDIDATE ASKS FORMER SENATOR TO ANSWER YES OR NO TO QUESTION,

COX ONCE AGAIN “ASKS RETRACTION FROM ELIHU ROD!   REITERATES THAT REPLBLICAD WAS CONTINUED IN MISREPRESENTATIONS.   AIDIGULES RECENT REPLI   a Makes Second Request “In Terms Thai Conant Ke ° isunderstood” and the Answer May Be eyes" or “No,” He Says.

GOY. COX REITERATES CHARGE ROOT WOULD MISSTATE HIS STAND   Nominee Makes Second Gigor ous Denial in His Demand for a Retraction.   GOD INSPIRED LEAGUE FOR PEACE, HE SAYS      Says Seeing Babies Makes Hin Stronger in Fight to Save World From Wars.

GOK AGAIN CALLA UPON ELINU ROOT FOR RETRAGTION   Democratic Nominee Reiter: ates League of Nations Position Was Misstated.   HAS ALWAYS FAVORED HITCHCOCK RESERVATIONS   Secretary of State Colby Also Issues Statement Saying There Was Plain Misstatement of Fact in Recent Address of New Yorker.

COX REITER ATES DEMAND THAT ROOT MAKE CORRECTION   Democratic Candidate Charge: False Statement Regarding His Position.   UNEQUIVOCAELE ANSWER IS REQUESTED OF ROOT   Emphasizes Willingness To Accep Helpfol Reservations To Leacue Covenant,

COX IN FLAT DEMAND FOR ROOT RETRACTION   Nominee Declares Republican Leade: Misrepresents Position on the League.

FAILS TO REPLY, TO QUERY   COX AGAIN DECLARES HE - ASKS RESERVATIONS ON THE LEAGUE.

CO REWTERATES Hid CHARGED... AGAINST ROO]      Again Demands Retraction Repeats Hé Is for *Help ful’? Reservations,

DUA DEMANDS ARE TRACTION BY ELIHU ROOT   Candidate Again Asks That “Untrue Statements” Regarding His Position on  the League of Nations Be Corrected.   UNEQUIVOCAL YES OR NO   In Justice to American Peo ple, He Says, Public Acknowledgment Should Be  Made of His Error. A Straight, Clear Talk.

GOK RETURNS 10 CHARGE ON ROOT   Still Insists He has Been Misrepresented   ASKS PLAIN QUESTION

COX REPEATS REQUEST FOR APOLOGY BY ROOT   Democratic Nominee Makes Clear That He Favors Hitchcock Reservations and “Any Others From Any Source Offered With a Desire to Help’— Leaves No Doubt About Article Ten.

COX AGAIN ASKS FOR RETRACTION   Reiterates Charge That Etthn Root ” Has Misrepresented His League  of Nations Position   Governor Edwards and other Praminent State Democrats Accompany Candidate During Day

GOVERNOR 60} SFHS SECOND AT MESSAGE   Reiterates Charges of Mis representation of Stand on League Issue ~   GIVES POLICY REGARDS MEXICAN INTERVENTION   Declares Too Many People Want Troops to Draw Their Chestnuts  From Fire 

COX REITERATES DEMAND ON ROO   Charges Legalist With Mis representing His Position on League   ASKS FOR RETRACTION!   Democrati¢ Candidate Tours New Jersey; Will Accept Reservations

bUVERNOA MAKES VIGOROUS DEMAND FOR RETRAGTION   Democratic Candidate Charges New Yorker With Misrepresentation of Stand.

ROOT’S REPLY NOT PLEASING TO GOV. COX   WARM. WELCOME. IN JERSEY   Through Friday ‘Governor Cox “At tacked . Senator - Harding’: As “Wobbler” And Plead For Sup peer Mle Peeve Becc J   IJOINED BY CHAIRMAN. WHITE

NEW SOLUTION OF THE SERVANT PROBLEM TELL IT TO THE GIRLS OF DENMARK

DENIES DEMPSEY WAS DRAFT DODGER IN WAI   Manager Kearns Says He Wa Placed in Class 4 and Mado Ni Claim for Exemption.

WAR RECORD IS DEFENDED   Denial of Charges That - Dempsey Was Draft ©  Dodger Is Made

DENY CHARGES THAT DEMPSEY DODGED DRAFI   Jack Kearns Says That Jack Dempsey Had Mother, Invalid Brother and Sister to  Support —— Appeared in fi awster Tianhe

ADOE ATS DEMPSEY NOT WAR SLACKER   PLACED IN CLASS 4-A BE CAUSE OF SEVERAL DE. PENDANTS, CLAIM.   MANAGER IN STATEMEN!   Jack Kearns Says the Champion Raised $100,000 For Chairties and Worked in Government Shipnvards

WELLS BRANDS: . ~~ STORY FALSE   British AutHior Denies Correct ness of Report” Linking ” “Harding With Vanderlip.   STATEMENT IS“: UNTRUE

WELLS ASSERTS “RUSSIAN QUEST STORY IS GOSSIE   Says Information, Regarding  - Mission Must Be Thirdhandal =

YOUNG STATEMENT LACKED QUITE A LOT OF TRUTE   H. G. Wells, English Writer, Makes Statement About Affaire

After you se w sse  EATONI<  spice tesmmiaigieiiiniptiiacag bia excises gens

Men Return ‘to. fe hkect “Have Agreed « t ritra ‘Differences Regarding’ Wa ‘es—City Hall: ‘Employ $ “Chicago Threaten Trouble.

STOCK YARDS STRIKE WW CHICAGO: SETTLED CITY STRIKE STILL ON   Men Return to: Work and -Have Agreed to Arbitrate Differences Regarding Wag-es.—City Hall Employes in - Chicaon Threaten Trouble.

STRIKE AT STOCK YARDS CALLED OF   Federal Regulation of Pack ing Industry Is Favored

E i! CHICAGO STRIKE SETTLED.   Men Agreed to go Back to Work -. and Arbitrate Wages. ”

SOMES TO EN   Strikers ‘Agree to Return to <: Work and Arbitrate Wage "Differences after Conference ~ ‘with Federal Mediators

GHIGAGO CITY WORKERS _ARE STILL ON STRIKE   Remain Out in Spite of 10 Percent Increase in Wages; Firemen Resigning.   CITY’S SAFETY IN DANGER   Federal Coneiliators. ‘Still Trying to Get Meat Workers Back; Packing Tied Up.

STRIKE OF CHIGAGO'S CITY EMPLOVES TAKES SERIOUS ASPECT WHEN FIRE FIGHTERS RESICH

STRIKE IS SETTLED   STOCK YARD WORKERS AGREE TO RESUME WORK AND ARBITRATE WAGE DIFFERENCE.

CHICAGO STRIKE CFTTLED TOQAY   Men Agree to. Return to Work and Arbitrate Their Differ“ences Soon.   CITY EMPLOYES “STICK”

PACKERY STRIKE   Livestock Employes Agree t Return to Work and Settle Troubles by Arbitration.

RUSSIAN ARMY SMASHES, WAY TOWARD WARSHU   Polish Armistice Delegation  Sent Back to Capital by  Rissians   [ANOTHER BIG FORTRESS EAL1S BEEORE ATTACKERS   Provisional Soviet Formed in  Part of Poland Taken by  Red Army

NAMISTICE PARLEY URUACN OFF SHARP   POLES TOLD TO OBTAIN MAN. DATE TO DISCUSS ACTUAL PEACE TERMS.   POLISH AAMY 1S SMASHED   Offensive Against the Reds Was Short-Lived---Soviets Rushing Forward Toward Warsaw and Lemberg.

SOVIET BLOCKS TRUCE; WARSAW SEEMS DOOMED   Poles Throw Up Wire And Trench Lines In Frantic Defense.

"RMSE: DELAYE!   Soviets Balk: ‘on Proceeding: —Evidently! Delaying Mat: ters to Gain Time to Capture Warsaw Firat:

AMERICANS ARE WARNED NOT 10 CTAY WN GHTY   Remain at Own Risk Says Official Warning; Bolshevik Forces Sixty Miles from the Capital   SOVIET GOVERNMENT SET UP IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY   Dispatch to London Reports De lay in Negotiations for Armistice

SITUATION IN POLAND — APPROACHING CRISIS   Polish Delegation Is Sent Back by Soviet Authorities to Obtain Mandate to Take Up: Peace Parleys   REDS SET UP BOLSHEVIK GOVERNMENT IN PORTIONS OF INVADED TERRITORY   All advices today indicate that the situation in ‘ Polan from the Polish-Allied standpoint, is “approaching a crisis.

"Eastern Side of City Already in Enemy’s Hands, . With Western Side in Danger.  "POLES ARE BEING POUNDED TO PIECES  ‘Heavy Onslaught’ Made_on 420-mile Front in Desperate Effort for Victory Before Armistice. .   POLES ARE BEING POUNDED TO PIECES

CONFLICT IS NEAR CRISIS, SAYS REPORT   Soviet Forces Within 60 Miles of Polish Capital.

NEAR WARSAW, GOING FORWARD OVER WIDE AREA   BREST-LITOVSK, LAST FORTRESS GUARDING WARSAW, FALES TO BOLSHEVIK FORCES   POLISH-ALLIED FORCES ARE NEARING A CRIsIs   Kusstans Occapied Hrest-Litaveh Vugunt !. Sass Official Announcement at Warsaw—Danger to All Europe Yeon in Succesnen of Red Arnies.

FORM SOV :.N PARTS POL :D; IS NEW SCucMlE   [Bres t-Litovsk Last Great Fortress Guarding Warsaw from East, Has Apparently F Fall i ento Reds.   POLISH ARMIES RMIES ARE POUNDED TO PIECES   Frantic Effort of ‘Soviet ‘to Capture Warsaw in Order to Dictate Better Terms of Peace—Smashing  Everywhere. a

AFFAIRS IN POLAND ARE NEAR CRISIS      SOVIET REFUSE TO TREAT WITI POLES, WHOSE MILATARY DE FENSES AROUND WARSAY ARE CRUMBLID

NEW CRISIS IN POLAND   Americans Stay In Warsaw at Own Risk.   UAMES P. HOWE IS THERE   Polish Delegates to Armistice Conference Sent Back For Man~ @ate-Bolsheviki Advance.

CRISIS NEAR IN POLISH SITUATION DISPATCHES FROM LONDON STATE   ‘ALLIED PREMIERS WATCHING ' OUTCOME ON POLISH-RUSS BATTLE  FRONT BEFORE _ NEGOTIATIONS.   IBOLSHEVIK] MAKE MAD ‘RUSH AGAINST WARSAW   .Sovlet Leaders ‘Try ‘to Capture -Old Polish Capital Prior to Opening’ of Negotiations: For Armistice  With Poles ‘Tomorrow

Warsaw Doomed  to Fall to Red:   SOVIET FORMS PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IN TER RITORY OCCUPIED BY RUSSIANS — ARMISTICE DELEGATION SENT BACK TO BE AUTHORIZ.  FD TO MAKE PEACE WITH REDS.

DEFENDING ARMIES POUNDED TO PIECES   Soviets Smash Way to Point Only Sixty Miles From Government Seat — Excellent Automobile Highway to the City.

SOVIET CAUSES DELAY  IN ARMISTICE AS RED ARMY ROLLS ONWARD TO CAPTURE WARSAW

Armistice Delayed By Russians; Desperate Fighting for Warsaw   Polish-Allied Situation Critical—Bolshe vik Press On to Take Capital .» ow ee a, oe   BREST.-LITOVSK FALLS   German Government Will Send Troops to F rontier of Prussia, Severe Terms Foreseen For Poland.

THE POLISH SITUATION IS NEAR A CRISIS   ALLIES WORRIED AS TO OUT COME   Polands Piea For an Armistice Not Heeded and Russians Are But Short Distance From Warsaw

Redo ENTER POLAND, STABL         Wicg Alnfmed at Adie of Bel shevile Army, anit Wailure of. Peaee © Jonference’              MAY CAPTURE - WARSAW        ISH ARMY. c RUMPLINS UN. DER. NEW, OBF INSIVH   olish Delegates: ‘Sent Honic ¥ro' om iranoy itehl—Bi fives Litiovsk, © Last. Gatto O70 Wars a saw, > Tas Thee .

SOVIET FORCES (NLY 60 MILES FROM WARSAV   Polish Armistice Delegates Sen Back to Obtain Power io Sign Peace.   RUSSIANS KEEP UP DRIVE   Set Up Soviets In the Territor: Taken—After Big Gains Beiore Armistice.

SITUATION: CRITICAL; SO_ VIET SENDS PEACE EN'OYS TO GET MAN. DAT:  learrete OVE ON

WARNING TO LEAVE GOMES AG FALL OF CITY 1S IMMINENT   Washington Says U. S. Citizens Whe Remain in Warsaw Do So at Their Own Risk.   ARMISTICE DELAYED BY REDS AS ARMY ADVANCES   Crisis at Hand in Polish War as Defense Gives Way to Bolsheviki Attack.

POLISH SITUATION NEAR CRISIS; ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS DELAYED   Polish Delegation Not Only Failed to Obtain Terms, But Wa: Sent Back to Warsaw by Soviet Authorities, Who Demanded Mandate Before Considering Peace Parley— Americans Warned That They Stay at Own Risk.

POLISH SITUATION SHEARING PRICK   PEACE DELEGATION IS SENT BACK TO GET MANDATE  i  / FROM GOVERNMENT.

Polish De'egates Sent Back to: Warsaw by Soviets and Negotiations are Delayed   REDS 60 MILES FROM WARSAW   Polish Capital May be Doomed: to Capture--Soviet Governments Established in Parts of Poland

NEGOTIATIONS FOR ~ ARMISTICE DELAYED   Soviet Armies Are Now 6C + Miles From Warsaw

WARSAW DOOMED TO FALL   Laborers of Invaded Poland Asked to Rise Against Government,   BOLSHEVIKI WIN SMASHING VICTORY   Negotiations for Armistice Between Russia and Poland Delayed.

Russian Emissaries Demand Mandate to Take Up Peace Negotiations; This Will Delay Beginning of Armisistice Negotiations Until Wednesday, It Is Be lieved According to the Reports _, =   WARSAW IS IN DANGER OF BEING CAPTURED

‘Polish Delegation Failed to Negotiate an Armistice,               FAILED TO. OBTAIN TERMS      ; Resistance of the Polish Army }s Relaxing Under the Soviet Pressure.

APPROACH CRISIS  IN POLISH-SOVIET AFFAIRS IN EAST   Delegation Sent by Poles Fails t Obtain Terms from Russians and is Returned   NEGOTIATIONS ARE DELAYEL   Resistance of Poland’s Army Has Re laxed and Warsaw is Menaced by Bolshevik Forces

Polish Delegation to Baranovitchi Sent Back to Warsaw—Last Great Fortress of Poles,  Brest-Litovsk, Taken by Bolsheviki

CHS RAPIDLY, "Pn POLISH AFFAIRS         ro ae (eELS Mgiteer ties  CAPITAL.

POLE SITUATION EMOARAASOING TO THE ALLIE   AMERICANS ARE WARNE   Russ Hordes Are Thru Ruthlessly Into Fray in Desperate Effort to Capture Warsaw.

POI sit DRLEG ATES w Bn re : NT RACK TO WARSAY   POLISH RESISTANCE WERKENS          tye 2 oe  ubelan Sovicts Occupy irest Hite Vsk (After Battering Dewn the Strong o Defenses There, “.« ° ¢

WARSAW APPEARS DOOMED 10 FALL BEFORE BOLSHEVIK   Armistice Commission Sent Back to Warsaw; Soviet in Oc cupied Territory.   'BREST-LITOVSK CAPTURED   Russian Troops Within 50 Miles of Warsaw and Bringing Up Reinforcements.

AN EFFORT TO COMPOSE ALLIES-GERMAN BISPUTE   Series of Informal Conferences i Arranged Bebween Delegates At Sno.

GERMANS MAKE MOVE TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN NEW COAL CRISIS   Dr. Von Simons Calls o1 Premier Lloyd ‘George; Paris ‘News Says Teutons Leave

FRANCE REFUSES TO INTERVENE IN RAIL STRIKE   Cabinet Decides to Le Punishments Meted Out  Ramain

BUNCO CASE CONTINUED   Rukavina Fails to Appear tor Trial at Bleomingion

VESSEL ON ROCKS; 35 LOST   Only Seven of Crew of Forty-Twe Reach Shore From Stranded British Sh'p.

55 LOST ON BRITISH SHIP   Steamer Treveal Goes on Rocks Near St. Albans Head.

35 DROWN AS SHIP SINKS IN A VIOLENT STORM   Crew Abandons Vessel In Lif Boats But-Are Lost in Raging Seas.   ONLY SEVEN REACH SHORE   French Steamer Afrique Goes Down In Bay of Biscay— Seamen Are Saved.

EE i EEE eee eee s~~-~ttSt—te  35 35 MEMBERS OF CREW LOST ' WHEN BRITISH SHIP SINKS

35 OF CREW DROWNED.   British “Steamer Treveal Is Wrecked During Violent Storm in Channel.

TREVEA!. AND 35 OF CREW TOLL OF SEA   Wrecked On Kirnmer Egee Rock Near St. Albans Head In. Violent Storm Saturday In Chan: nel.   ‘GUARDS STOOD BY HELPLESS   Shortly After Crew Abandoned Vessel ‘It Broke In’ Two—But Seven. Sailors Able To Make Land.   LIFE. BOATS WERE SWAMPED

FATALLY HURT IN  lee AIDEN   Little Hope for Recovery of ‘Ralph Enyeart, of South Whitley; Lung Punctured.   map GOES INTO A DITCH

ee re ae __- KILES'SHOT FIRER-FRIDAY P. M   Morton Walls is ‘the Vietim. of the Second Explosion: in Mine The Past Three Weeks—Body Which Was: Badly Burned, Resovered by. Local Rescue Party, .

TO INVESTIGATE “ONE BIG UNION” OF CITIZENS IDEA   Feasibility of Protecting Against Fuel, Food Famine Prahed.

ONE BIG CITIZENS UNION FOR PUBLIC PROTECTION      IDEA IS ADVANCED TO GUARD COMMUNITIES FROM POSSIBLE FOOD AND FUEL FAMINES DUR. IN, QTRIKES.

MUTILATED BODY’ Ot “YOUNG WOMAN FOUN   Expressman -Makes Ghastl Discovery Upon Opening Trunk in Baggage Room

MYSTERY SHROUDS “FINDING OF EGRESE    Body Found. in’ Trouk—Sleuths Try: i ing t Eind Out Identity of *» 3 ig » Victim.

MYSTERY SURROUNDS REVOLTING MURDEA   Mutilated Body of Woman Shipped From ipa * rach New York in ankK.

VITAL ORGANS REMOVED BY MANIAC IS BELIEF   Slayer Took Means to Conceal Cause Of Death, Examiner Declared— Arn (CiIetrac Ara Iineonverad.

THINK MANIAG KILLED WOMAN   Body in Trunk Mutilated as If by Butcher   ‘Shipped to New York From Detroit —Tracing Couple in That City

MUTILATED BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN STRAY TRUNK   Corpse Shipped by Expres: From Detroit to New York City.

NO LIGHT ON SRUNK MYSTERY   Cause of Deeth of Young Woman  Not Vet Determined,

OF WOMAN FOUND JAMMED IN TRUNK   ‘May Be Impossible tc Determine Cause of Her Death   'Expressman Discovers Bod:  Opening Trunk—Case Is q Shrouded in Mystery

EVERY VITAL ORGAN TAKEN FROM BOD)   Impossible to Determine Cause of Death of Young Woman Shipped From Detroit to New York in Trunk.

NEW ASSURANCE FOR COX IN INDIANA   Leaders Say Party Organization is Best It Has Been in Years

COX TO. CONTINUE ATTACK ON STAND OF OEM, HARDING   Governor Expresses Confidence Of Result In November.

Cox and Taggart Quite Confident   Tell Each Other In Cheering Tones ‘‘We've Got Them Licked.   ALSO ENTHUSED OVER CLEVELAND VICTORY

TEN JURORS ARE ILL; MURDER TRIAL STOPS   Recess Is Ordered in Case Against Gallatin, Mo., Man Charged With Killing Editor.

10 TARWATER JURORS TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL   THE MURDER TRIAL IN PRO. GRESS AT GALLATIN TEMPOR. ARILY HALTED TODAY.   According to Report Made to Judge Davis the Jurymen Became Tl Last Night With Cholera Morbus.

The Pathe Phonograph is supreme, incomparable. Patton & Hammond, English.

REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS ARE AS BAD AS KAISER AND EVEN WORSE —f'AN0

KILLED MAN WHO HAD TALKED ABOUT FAMIL'   Mount Carmel, IIL, Chief of Po lice, Shoots Engineer Who Cast Reflections.

BIG FOUR ENGINEER SHOT   Frank E. Slanker of Mount Carmel,  Ml... Killed by Police Chief

MINERS,“ON VACATION” :  A oy TO WORE   Hard Coal -Miners End “Vacation  Sirikel""—Go Batk To Work . é Today, .° -

ANTHRACITE MINERS RESUME THEIR WORK   “VACATIONISTS” BACK ON JOB AFTER BEING IDLE SINCE SEPTEMBER 1 IN WAiGkF PROTEST

ANTHRACITE MINERS RESUME THEIR WORK   “VACATIONISTS” BACK ON JO! AFTER BEING IDLE SINCE SEPTEMBER 1 IN  . Wace Ppnampom

PECLINED TO BE CONTROLLED   Rivood Motion \ Picture’ Man’ Defie Cream Price Fixer.

PRCLINED TO BRE CONTROLLED.   —_—_———_——  Elwood Motion Picture Man Defie Cream Price Fixer.

Very Detailed for Hoosier Householders   Must Itemize Articles in 1920 Instead of Grouping Goods.

TRANSGRESSORS GET PENALTIES   EVANSVILLE ._MEN GIVEN SENTENCES   Chief of Police Drew Largest Package and Ossenberg . Comes Next.

ILLINOIS POLICE HEAD GETS 2-YEAR PRISON TERW   Sentence Follows the Trial on Charge of Helping to Transport Whiskey.

FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRAC)   CHIEF AND “POLITICAL BOSS’  GIVES NOTICE THEY WILL  APPEAL CASE

eeee et een een ee Cee e @   . ; BOYS STOLE AUTO TO GO" ; SWIMAING. 4

J J  oeste ee eeense eae s :  BOYS STOLE AUTO TO Go’ ‘ SWIMMING.

FIRST PANAMA SUGAR   Firat Shipment to: Outside Worle Arrives in Naw Orleans.

Coal Situation and Packer _ Control Other Subjects of Day’s Con-ferences.

HARDING DELVES INTO PROBLEMS FACING NATION   Packer Control, Coal Situa tion and Naval Funds Are  Considered.

HARDING 70 IGNORE LEAGUE OF NATION   OVERLOOK FP IN HIS PORKIGN POLICY

MR. HARDING BUSY HOM EARLY MORN UNTIL LATE MIGHT   Wide Variety of Subiccts Were Discussed in a Dozen Conferences.   NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CABINET BUILDING   Will Talk Today With Will H. Hays and Senator Knox, Whose Call to Marion is Said to be Concerned Primarily With Inauguration Plans.

URGE HARDING — TO HELP NAVAL RESERVE PLAN   Discuss Means of Cutting Down Expenses Without Crippling Nat’! Defense   STOCKMEN MAKE PLEA   ASK THAT LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY BE FREE FROM UNDUE LEGAL RESTRICTIONS

COAL, NAVY AND PAC KERS TOPICS AT CONFERENCES   Means: Of Cutting Naval Appropriations , Considered’. ancl . Government Regulation Discussed  In Coal and Dackap Industry.   NOTHING NEW. AS TO CABINET

HARDING COVERS MANY SUBJECTS IN CONFERENCES   Coal Situation, Packer Control and Naval Building Program Considered   NO DEVELOPMENTS IN CABINET SELECTIONS   Will H. Hays has been Prom. inently Mentioned for Postmaster General

"ORT LEA   Urge President- elect. to: Use Reguiation so- That Cattle: Industry Not Hindered   HAYS, KNOX AND HUGHES” TO SEE HARDING TODA\   Wide Variety: of Subjects Is Taken by During Day; Coal : Diseussed ‘With.Wentz™

HARDING RECEIVES VARIETY OF ADVIGE   Numerous Conferences Occupy Time of President- _ Flect

HARDING LISTENS TO MANY SUBJECTS   PRESIDENT-ELECT = DISCUSSES PACKER CONTROL, NAVY EXPANSION AND COAL.

MEXICO RAISES ~ EYORT EMIBARE   Crops. Plentiful Last Year and Exportations Have Already Begun : Threvwoh El Paso. ‘

- Score Killed When Quake Ritins: Town:   Budget. Bill and Icnmigration Bar _ Likely to Get Through Congress

CONGRESS LIKELY TO ENACT THREE MAJOR MEASURES   ‘Budget Bill Is First and Foremost as Legislation of the Type Long Sought.   RESTRICTIONS WILL BE PUT ON IMMIGRATION   Some Plan Will Be Evolved to Relieve Distress of Those Hit by Falling Prices.

OTHERS THREATEN TO FOLLOW MINERS   British Railway and Transport Workers Present Ultimatum to The Gavernment   CABINET CALLED IN SESSION   Greatest Industrial Upheaval in History Promised if Three Million Workers Quit

IFAINMEN {0  JUIN MINE WORKER OUNUAY   Ultimatum Demands Wage Boost With Alternative of Sympathy Strike

UPHEAVAL UF LABOR LUUM  IN FEW DAYS   RAILWAY MEN TO QUIT SUNDAY IF NATION IS FIRM   Transport Workers to Tie Up Industry in Miners’ Aid.

ENGLAND NOW FACES CRISIS   Rallway and Transport Workers Ultimatum to Government Today.   THREATEN EARLY STRIKE   Raitway Men to Go Qut Sunda; Midnight Uniess Miners  Get Increase. ~

RAIL MEN TO STRIKE   Great Britain Faces One of Greatest Industrial Upheavals in the History of the Country.   TRANSPORT WORKERS ARE PREPARING FOR WALKOUT,   Triple Alliance of Workers in Britain Plan to Call Three Million Men From Words Situation Is Grave,

RAILROAD AND — TRANSPOR’ WOREERS THREATEN TO QUIT WORK .   Action is in Sympathy with Striking Miners—Cabinet Meets for Diseus sion of Action’ of Unions

GREAT BRITAIN . IS UP AGAINST GREAT CRISIS   Railway Workers, 3,000,008, , ‘Threaten to Strike Sunday Unless Miners Demands Conceded,

MEN DEMAND NEGOTIATIONS WITH MINERS   Transport Workers Put It Up - to Government to Seek Settlement or Fight.   NATIONALIZATION PLAN OFFERED BY WELSHMEN   Government Goes Through First Storm. on Iréland With Flying Colors,   RTRIKE SITUATION.

ISSUE IN STRIKE PROWING   Government and Labor  May Clash   SEEK PEACE SOON   Transport Workers Become Restless

Three Million Men Will Be Idle Unless Government Meets Miners.      RAILMEN STRIKE SUNDAY   Only Capitulation of Ltoyd George Will Avert Industrial Paralysis.

BAITIOH RAILRUAD MEN PREPARE [0 QUIT WORK UNLESS MORE PAY GOMES   Biggest Upheaval of English Labor in History of World Is Faced Say London Dispatches Which Fear Worst.

ith Ong en ‘Hictory   STRIKE’ -.ON --SUNDAY.   Brifish. Cabinet i is 3 Called— éen Government and Laborers

Cops Rudely Interfere With Pittsburgh Boys’ Journey to “Wild West’

SIT SIXTY -STEAMSHIP LINES ASK RAIS IN THEIR RATES   ‘Want Increases Corresponding ‘To Those Already Grant ed Railroads.

BRYAN AND WILSON SPLIT      Bryan at Jackson Day Dinner Says Ratify Senate Treaty.

U.S. TO STEP IN IN RAIL STRIKE   Railway Labor Board Was Ap pointed Today and Will be Confirmed Seon.   RANKS BREAK IN NEW YORK   New Haven Yardmen and Switch men Returned to Their Work Early Today.

President Wilson Names ‘Railroad Labor Boarc   Also’ Calls Cabinet’ Meeting for Tomorrow at Which Strike Situation Will Be Discusséd— Labor Board Must Be Confirmed.

FEDERAL AGTION 0 GONTEMPLATEL   Attorney General Palmer Asks Two Railroads for Complete List of Strikers.   RAILROADLABOR BOARD NAMED   Nominations Sent to Senate and Confirmation is Expected in Short Time.

STEPS TAKEN 10 HALT THE STRIKE   President Wilson Appoints Railroad Labor Board - to Investigate .   PALMER ON JOB   Wants List of Strikers Re. sponsible fer the Tie-up —Facing Shutdown

WILSON NAMES _ LABOR BOARD       ea eke te  FRIEE OF. RATLROADERS « iS PPARENTLY CHECKED   TEMPORARILY.        CONFERENCES HEL Db IN MANY PLACES TO EFFECT A SETTLE REY

PALMER CALLS FOR ‘NAMES ~ OFMEN   LABOR BOARD IS NAMED BY PRESIDENT FOR. - + ACTION.

ORATORS TO IGNORE MUSS.   Spell-Binders Are Forbidden te Mention Goodrichism.

NITTI IS AGA  IN IN COMPLETE CONTROL   ITALEAN PREMIER WINS HOT DE: BATE FROM SOCIALISTS —TURN ATTENTION TO BRAZUL

PREMIER ITT! BACK DESPITE RED EFFORTS   Italian Socialists Fail to Break Strength of Leader’ of Italian Government. —

MEXICANS SEEK FRIENDSHIP. OF UNITED STATES   People have never endorsed Carranza’s insults, says yoleol leader .__-<-

FRIENDSHIP OF UNITED STATES   Governor De Lahuerta, in an Interview, Says Uncle Sam Has Been Too Patient With the Vexatious Folly of Carranza’s Policy.

PRENCHL TO VATICAN,   Willi Present Measure for Re-establishment of Relations.

And Bottom Drops Out of Grain Market in Hot - Chicago Session.   IT’S ‘HOUSECLEANING’ SAYS LOCAL BROKER

WALL STREET IN SWIFT TOBOGGAN, STOCKS SLIDE 45   Panic in Japan is Partia Cause of Panicky  Decline   ‘AUTO SHARES HIT HARD   i Wall StP@e.t im Bulitde  LIBERTY BONDS ALSO TAKE RAP iD SLUMP HITTING NEW LOW FIGURE.

G. 0. P. PROMISES HARDING WILL FINISH STRONG   Declares There Will Be Ne Let Up In Effort Till Voting’s Over   CLAIMING VICTORY   Senator Probably Will Deliver One More Ohio Speech

Democrats More Conservative In Their Claims, Declaring Cox Will Receive mt Lenct 212

CLAIMS HARDING TO SWEEP NATION ON ELECTION DAY   Republican Leaders Predict Landslide For the Party.   “EASING UP” DENIED   Say Harding Will Secure 394 Electoral Votes.

Leaders Predict Nominee Will Get at Least 394 Votes in the Electoral College.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY  FOR PRESIDENT      THE REPUBLICAN MANAGERS MAKE CLAIM TO 394 ELEC TORAL VOTES FOR HARDwR.   Campaign Will Have a Genuine Fin ish o ithe “Hurrican Variety,” Says Leaders.

GIVING FIGURES ON THE-RESUL TS   Republican Leaders Think They See. 394 Electorai Votes for Harding.   THIS WOULD LEAVE: ONLY 137 FOR cox   On the Other Hand the Cox * Men Say He’ll Have 312 Sure.

APPROVE LOCAL RUAD PROJECTS   Good Work Done by Coun: ty Commissioners   BRADFORD-LEWIS RUN   Highway Will be Built this Summer as will LarrabeeEldred Road—Four Bids Received on Each Proposition—Construction Superintendent Will be Here Today

General Obregon, Promi> nent Figure in Revolu lianary ‘Voy emenl Gives Pled#e For Conduct,   CARRANZA DEPOSED   Former President Likely to Be Deported if Captured By Parsuers—Oulrage Propaganda le Prded.

‘LAWYER FLOORS C. CHAPLIN   Rough Stuff in “Reel Life’ Not in It With “Real Actien.”

CHAPLIN FLOGRED BY LAWYER   Rough Stuff of “Reel Life’ Not in It With qhat of “Real Life.”

“TURN TO THE RIGHT” MONDAY   Heart-Gripping Story to be Told by Edwin M. Whitney

RUSSO-JAP ARMS TROUNCE SOVIET   Two Conrtingents of Bolsheviki Routed by General Seminoff Ccoperating With Japanese, Says Tokio.

LIQUOR FISHING IS FORBIDDEN   Detroit Kiver tsravevard a: Carncors of €Cuneadian Whisks.

LIQUOR FISHING         Truck Lovd of >i Whisky - Los! At ‘tom or Netroie’ River.

DETAILS OF LONG BATTLE OF BALLOTS = THAT ENDED IN NOMINATING HARDING

BOOM FOR HARDING GREW UP IN NIGHT   WAS PUT FORWARD AS Mus1 FAVORABLE COMPROMISE CANDIDATE   TO BREAK BLOCKADE   Effort to Indece Johnson to Run ‘In Second Place Was Ma: by Harding Men

HARDING OF OHIO LOOMS PROMINEN]   Emerges from Conferences of Republican Chiefs as Man with Whom They Hope to Break Deadlock.   “BIG THREE” MANAGERS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS   Backers of Harding Compromise Claim It Will Succeed Because Delegates Won’t Stay Until Monday.

Leaders Work Ali Nighf-In Hope Df Reaching Agreement...   Jobpiton's PY “Vote, Steadily. Declining—~ Hope fo. "Have ‘Nomines Be fora ‘Night: 

In Their Eyes the Buckeye Senator is Key to the Deadlock.   JOHNSON IS URGED AS _ ) HIS RUNNING MATE:   General Wood on Hearing of Plan Urged His Followers to Stick.

HARDING WILL BREAK DEADLOCK   Ohio Senator Picked by Leaders  to Break Imminent Dead   WOOD HOLDS SMALL LEAD   Conference Lasted All Night ane Harding Will be Brought Out Later

Harding’s Record and Attitucs In Campaign Pointed To A: Good Reasons For Support   Early Morning Developments At G. 0. P. National Convention.

HARDING OF OHIO REGARDED Aa THE LIKELY DARK HORE  AT CHICAGO TODA   First Few Ballots May Determine His Status. — Two Hundred Votes.Claimed For Him After Balloting a Short Time by His Managers.

BOOM FOR HARDING GREW UP IN NIGHT   WAS PUT FORWARD AS Must FAVORABLE  COMPROMISE CANDIDATE   TO BREAK BLOCKADE!

OR HARDING. AS DARK HORS   Ohio Senator Emerges Fi Conferences as Main Picked to Break Deadlock

HARDING MADE CHOICE OF G. 0. P. CHIEFTAINS   ‘Leaders May Concentrate on Ohio Senator to Break Imminent Deadlock.   DECISION IS MADE AT OVERNIGHT CONFERENCE   “BIG THREE’ UNDISTURBED   Managers Do Not Relax Energy i Claims for Success; Sithation Is Delicate. x

HARDING VISITED JOHNSON APARTMEN   Harding’s Record and Attitud: In Campaign Pointed To A‘ Good Reasons For Support   Early Morning Developments At G. 0. P. National Convention.

HARDING NOT MIXED IN SLUSH FUND SCANDAL IS LOOKED 70 BY. MANY AS STRONGEST CANDIDATE

b . p. LEADERS BOOM Hai            Hope: ‘to Break“ We! Déndiock ng With - the: Ohio’ Senator.      TO“ BREAK “Big -3” LEAD   Ww OO”, LOWHEN AND, 10 ix SON MANAGERS CONFIDENT.            HLRY ding Cfitred as Compromise  ji Cathe Sty Opponents  “Tyan tok ight It Out to i ike. _jnish,: .

HARDING LOOMS AS DARK HORSE   All: Night Conference of Lead‘ers Brings Out Ohio Senator as Man.   SEEK JOHNSON VOTES

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION TO BE COOL   Candidatés Open Offices i San Francisco Preparatory to Opening Date

CANDIDATES OPEN UP HEADQUARTERS IN SAN FRANGISCL   Sen. Owen and Attorney Gen eral Palmer Establish Offices on Battle Scene of Democratic Convention.

OWEN AND PALMER ARE ON THE JOB IN FRISCC   Bainbridge Colby Mentioned for Permanent Chairmanship of Democratic Convention,

DEMO “HOPES” OPEN OFFICES   Owen and Palmer Are First to Start Campaigns at  San Francisco.

HOMER CUMMINGS TO MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH   Bainbridge Colby Being Men tioned for Permanent Chairman Frisco Convention.

COLBY SLATED FOR CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATS   Presidential Aspirants Oper Headquarters in San Francisco.

JEMOCRATS OFF FOR CALIFORNIA SESSION   Headquart ters ror Two Aspirants ! For Presidential Nomination: Oihers To Follow Suit.

DEMOCRATS ACTIVE AT OAN FRANCISCO   on FICKS FOR SEVERAL WHITE HOUSE ASPIRANTS ARE OPENED,

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE! OPEN FRISCO QUARTERS   United States Senator Robert. L. Owen and  Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer Are  First On the Job; Secretary Hoffman ‘Ig Also- Among the Farly Arrivals   TALK OF COLBY FOR CHAIRMAN

DEMOCRATS GET READY FOR SAN _ FRANCISCO MEET   Headquarters For Owen and Palmer Already Are Opened   COX MEN ALSO ACTIVE   : Cummings Will Deliver Keynote ' Speech At Convention, Which i Opens on June 28th

MANNIX TAKEN OFF THE BALTIC   British Destroyer Land: Archbishep in England

BRITAIN NOT BOUND 10 SUPPORT JAPAN      ‘London Papers Deny Widely Preva lent Stery In Urging Restriction of Naval Armaments.

PARLEY ON SEA FORCE CUT URGED   For U. S., Britain and Japan by London Newspapers

NO ANGLO JAP MOVE   No Need for America to Worry Over  London-Tokio Alignment—  Belief Unfounded.

WILL NOT AID JAPAN   GREAT BRITAIN DENIES PACT MENACES THE JU. S&S.   Newspapers in England, Urging Navy Curb, Point to Exemption In Tokyo Treaty.

NOT TO AIB JAPAN   Britain Denies Pact Menaces United States.   English Newspapers, Urging Navy Curb, Point to Exemption in Tokyo Alliance.

JOHN BULL: AGAIN ~SuAWS. FRIENESHI   Loudon Payers Deny: Any 9 War Alliance With J: ma Against Unttod Stetes          WOULD ° LIMIT ARMAMENT   Lonilan Times Wants U, ayia and Great Britain to Wold a Conference,

Cc Conference Strongly Advocat  ed Between Unit ted Siaics, Brita and Jaoan. 

~ ARMAMENTS   widon Newspapers Are Siill ” Favorable to the Ping, ©   THE U.S -JAPAN, ENQLAND   Thaes Makes am-Effort to Con:, Vince America That England Means All Right,

AGREEMENT TO GUT OOWA NAY acl ADEN NEE   Londen Editors” Enthusiastic Over Proposal to’ Restrict Armament   TIMES DENIES BRITAIN — » WILL SUPPORT JAPAN   Japanese Reported Willing to Enter Into Pact Such As is Proposed

URGE POWERS REDUCE NAVIE:   London Papers Insist Britain United States and Japan Confer on Subject.

LONDON PAPERS INSIST UPON NAVAL RESTRICTIONS   Want Conference on Desirabil. = of Subject Between Unit. ed States, Great Britain and  Japan.

PEACE OR WAR IN BASE BALL: DECIDE TODAY   Major League Owner Meeting in Chicago to Decide.

BASEBALL PEACE ISLOOKED FOR AT CONFERENCE   Expect Good Results At Session Now Being Held  In Chicago.

CLARK GRIFFITH OF “LOYAL FIVE” ACCEPTS BID TO RIVAL MEETING   Major League Magnates Confer at Chicago toDiscuss Plans For ‘Reorganization of National — Commission.

BASEBALL OWNERS MEET TO MEND OR MAR LEAGUE PLAN   Eight National and Three Clubs of American League May War.on “Loyal Five.”   JOINT SESSION MAY END TROUBLES WITH JOHNSON   Ruppert Sends Griffith Back to the Hoidout Meeting With Friendly Proposal.

PEACE NEARING IN, FIGHTS OF BALL MAGNATE   : Rival Factions Meeting in Same  Hote! in Chicago to Discuss  Action

BASEBALL PEACE IN SIGHT   Heads of Two Big Leagues Meet in Chicage Today

FUELPRIGE = » ONFERENGE   FRIDAY EVENING TO SEE EXCHANGE OF FACTS ON SITUATION.

NER HAVE 1 STAND COURT TRIAL   Defendants In Coal Cases Lost Thei: Case In Federal Court at Peoria— Other Cases Continued.  4

CONSEERADOSS 2 MUSE aN Ee  ‘Coal Operators “Must Stand. ‘Trial  In Federal Court. i

COAL CONSPIRATORS LOSE TEST CASE PALMER QUIZ ON   PEORIA COURT RULES DEFENDANTS MUST APPEAR AT INDIAN  TRIAL CONTINUED   Judge Anderson Delays Hearing of 125 Miners and Onerators,

HOLDS SECTION OF LABOR ACT CONSTITUTIONAL   Judge in Peoria Says Statue In Dispute Is Aimed at Conspiracies To Increase Cost of Coal.

COAL OPERATORS MUST ANSWER T0 FEDERAL CHARGES      Court Holds They Be Le. gally Taken to Indianapolis to Be Tried.

DEATH ACCIDENTAL   Says Coroner in Case of Mrs. "Gertrude Kuehling

CORONER'S JURY — RETURNS VERDICT IN KUEHLING CASI   Says That Death Was: Due to Accidental Drowning

POLICE HOLD KUEHLING WILE THEY [NVESTIGATI   Desire Truth Regarding Story O How Wife Came To Death.

CRITICISES WILSON’S POLICIES   Seneter Kerandeneo Seeres Whele  Democratic administration.

SWINDLERS SELLING LEAD BLOCKS AS PLATINUM ARE ARRESTED 1N SWITZERLAND

BAND OF SWINDLERS HELD.   Arrested While Selling Small Blocks of Altfeeed Platinum.

DRY LEADER DIES OF BURNS   Eugene W. Chafin, Twice Prohibition Candidate, Is Dead.

URNS FATAL TO DRY LEADER   Eugene W. Chafin, Twice Prohibitior Candidate for President, Is Dead in California.

COX SPEAKING IN OKLAHOMA TODAY   SAYS TAFT AND LEAGUE TO ENFORCE PEACE WOULD GIVE T LEAGUE POWER DECLARE WAR,

DRY AGENTS WANT 1920 FAREWELL 10 BE SOBER ONt   But Chicago Police Chief Says They Must Do It  Alone.   LID TO BE CLAMPED ON NEW YORK FOLKS   Portland, Oregon, Authorities Put the Ban on the Noise.

GUN ON HIP MORE DANGEROUS THAN A FLASK SAYS GHIE   Chicago Dry Agents Get no Aic from Police in Keeping the Tid on

Dry Agents To Clamp Lid On  Celebrations   ee ee  Plan To Have Large Cities Extend Dry Welcome To 1921.

FLYING SQUADRONS UF DAY FERRETS 10 ENLIVEN NEW YORK   Chicago and New York Revelry May Be Muffled by Agents of Prohi Director.   ESTIMATE 60 MILLIONS COST OF CELEBRATIONS   Government Expects-to’ Collect.  $500, 000 Revenue Taxes on ~ Theatres, Cabarets.’.

Ikeretord Yeedera Bring 86 3-4 Lents at Auctilon Sales of Livestock Show.

Ilereftord Feeders Uring 26 8-4 fent« at Anetion Sales or Livestock Shox.

HERRERA TO EXPLAIN   MEXICAN REBEL CHIEF SAYS CARRANZA KILLED SELF.   Late President Laid to Rest in Dolores Cemetery in Mexico City—Many Attend Funeral.

CARRANZA IS BURIED   Slain President Laid to Rest ir Dolores Cemetery.   Herrera, Accused of Kiliing Chief Summoned by Obregon to Explain Suicide Story.

HUERTA NAMED PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT   HUNT FOR VILLA TAKEN UP BY REVOLUTIONAY FORCES UNDER GEN. ENRIQUEZ.

HUERTA IS PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF MEXICD: TAXES DATA JUNE FIRa      PROHIBITION OF LIQUORS CON TAINING OVER FOURTEEN PER CENT ALCOHOL ORDERED.

PLAN SET FOR ‘BIG DRIVE   150,000 Members For Indiana : The Aim Of Farmers’ Federation.

OCEAN TRAVEL SHOWS A SLUMP   Capacity of Ships No Lenager Taxed  by Passengers.

SIX SOLDIERS AND POLICE KILLED IN RIOTS IN IRELAND   Sinn Feiners Take Lloyc George’s Speech As  War Declaration.

TS ATTACKED   TWO NEW BILLS THREATEN LIFE OF COMMISSION   TAX CORE REPORTED OUT   DeDebate Foreshadows Opposition To Legalizing Plan

CABINET MEMBER CLAIMS PURPOSE 5 BENEVOLENT   Secretary of State Says America’s Idea _ is Nearing Its Attainment.

COLBY DEFENDS OCCUPATION OF HAITI BY U.S,   San Domingo Protests Against Invasion Simultaneously.

U.S. OCCUPATION OF HAITI NEARING END   Black Republic May Soon Be Left to Administer the Affairs of Tcland.

OCCUPATION OF HAIT] NEARS ENE    Secretary Colby Announces  “Benevolent Purpose” Is  Nearing Attainment.

RELATIONS WITH HAITI   Secretary Colby Announces Shoalt Not Be Misrepreeented.

SECRETARY COLBY ANSWERS HARDING   Says Benevolent Purpose af the Country’s Occupation Nears Attainment   TO WITHDRAW SOON   Salaries Will be Withheld Until Government Has Changed Attitude

Express Company Asks 25 Million Increase in  Rates to Cover Costs   Deficit of Company for 1919 is Estimated at $22,036,006 ‘in Petition.

PETITION (5 FILED WITH COMMISOION GIVING REASONS   INCREASES RANGING FROM 10 TO 75 PER CENT ARE DE. CLARED NECESSARY   IS OPERATING AT L033   Increased Cost of Conducting Business Coupled With Needed Improvements Demand More Revenue

EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS: RATE WEREAS   PETITION FILED. WITH INTER. STATE COMMISSION;.10 T0 75 PER CENT: “ESTIMATE,

MORE REVENUE IS NEEDED BY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS C0.   Petition Interstate Commerce  Commissien ‘to Raise Rates  {   19 to 75 Per Cent

EXPRESS CO. IN REQUEST FOR HIGHER RATES   Would increase e Express Charges From 10 to 75 Percent.

WOULO INCREASE EXPRESS GHARGE:   Petition Filed With Interstate Commerce Commission Asks a Flat Increase of Twenty-five Per Cent.

APPLICATION {a MADE 10 BOUaT EXPRESS RATED   Increases Ranging From 10 to 75 Per Cent Are Asked In Petition Filed With the Commerce Commission.

TELEPHONE COMPANY FILES _. NEW RATES   Charges For Service Wil “Increase 50- Percent. tr _ Some Cases.   IN EREPECT MAY: 1

SCHEDULE OF NEW “TELEPHONE RATES FOR LOCK HAVER   Changes to Go Into Effect First of May Filed With the Public Service Commission.

GIRLS WHO WOULDN'T WORK ARE OUT OF JOB AS RESULT   Fifty in Pittsburg Stores Walked  Out and Found Doors  i Locked,

FRENCH MOVE -GAUSES SPLIT   Apparent Confusion Among Allies Over Occupation in Neutral Zone. . &   WHOLE QUESTION A PUZZLE   Moderates in France Opposed - Millerand-Foch Policy, According. to Lordon Advicec-—-Whole Matter to Come Before Powers.

“s GAUSES SPLIT   Apparent Confusion Among Allies Over Occupation in Neutral Zone,   WHOLE QUESTION A PUZZLE   Moderates in France Opposed Milla. rand-Foch Policy, Aceording ta London Adviese—Whole Matter to Come Before Powers.

FRENCH MOVE ON GERMANY CAUISES SPLIT   Apparent Confusion Among Allies Over Occupation in Neutral Zone.   WHOLE QUESTION A PUZZLE   Moderates in France Opposed Mille. rand.Foch P@licy, According to London Advices—Whole Matter to Come Before Powers.

OPLIT GAUGED BY AHINE MOVEMENT   Occupation of German Cities Causes Apparent Confusion.   PUZZLING TO THE ALLIES   Whole Question to Come Before En. tente Powers as Result of Britain’s Stand—Moderates in France Oppose Millerand Idea.

WILLYS MAKES CUT IN PRICES   All Willys-Overland Automobiles  Reduced In Price   REGUCEC I FTICe  Cuts in Willys - Knight Cars Average $100.

RULES ON MAILING CHILDREN   Post Office Says Babes Cannot Be Transported as Parcel Post~—Are Not “Harmless Animals.”

SUGAR HAS NEW LOW RECORD   Refined Sugar ts Now Selling at 12% Cents, Cheapest of Year—Raw  Product Alse Down. 

NEW. LOW- RECORD.   Price of Sugor Falis to Low Levels at Naw Vaelr

WILL STANDARDIZE ROADS.   State Highway Conimuission lias (Or.  der Effective July 1.

COALITION GOVT. IN BRITAIN GETS BLOW IN ELECTION   Success of Laborite Cardidate is Given Significance,

LAST EDITION   SPEEN VALLEY RESULTS INDICATE LABOR GAINS   Election of Laborite Over Sir John Simon Gives Blow to Government.

COALITION RECEIVES BLOW   Elect‘on of Laborite Important ‘Influence in British Government

LABOR VICTORY AT POLLS BLOW FUR BRITAINS REGIME   Getting Rid of Coalition Seer Elector’s Principal Task by. the London News.   CHURCHILL SEEN FAILURE ~ BY CLYNES, LABOR CHIEF   Former Had Accused Workers’ Party as Unfit to Take  Reins of Government.

MAYBE ADMIRAL SIMS WILL TELL THE TALE   He May Say Who It Was That Told Wim About “British Pulling Wou'.”

BAR REPORT FAVORS LEAGUE   Committee to Recommend Ratificatles at Convention of Association at St. Louis,

RATIFICATION OF LEAGUE WITHOUT CHANGE 1S URGED   Committee Of American Bar Association Will Make Recom mendation.

REPORT FAVORS THE LEAGUE   Committee From American Bar Association for Ratification.

MARINES WORK S NEVER FINISHED   ‘Devil Dogs’’ in all Parts and Corners of World Protecting Gov’t. Property

FIGHTING NEVER AT AN END FOR U.S. MARINES   They Still Are Busy in the  Far Corners of the World Settling Disputes and - Guarding Property.

INDIES SALE TO U. S. UP SOON      Lioyd George !s Expected to Discuss Proposal Next Monday—wit) Help Balance War Debt.

May Sell West Indies to United States   The Matter to Be Discussed in Brit ish Commons as a Means to Liquidate Part of Britain's Debt.

CONSIDERING SALE AE WEST INDIES   Rritish May Part With Possession To Help Halares the War VWahit.

Police Throw. Bombs... “Into Cork City. Hall. In Latest Reprisal:

POLICE THROW BOMBS IN JAll   Kelleved to Re in Reprisal tee Shoot. tng Noldlers In Cork Yesterday,

POLICE BURNING CORK CHY HALL   Believed to Be Reprisal for Shooting of Soldiers Early Yesterday.

WAS-TREATEO FINE      ‘Villa Even Staked Prisoner for Poker Game

THREE DROWN IN RESERVOIR AT CHARITON   Two Girls and Boy Vic tims When Boat Capsizes.

SHOCK TROOPS OCCUPIED SU BURBS OF KIEFF   After City Had Been Heavily Bom barded -~Bolsheviks Attacking In Heavy Force.

BOLSHEVIK SHOCK TROOPS OCCUPY SUBURBS OF KIEV; ATTACK ALONG WIDE FRONT

WOULD INCREASE SALARIES OF M. E, PREACHERS   Low Salaries are Turning Young Me Away From the Church ag Life Work

COST 6 MILLION 10 GRADUATE 7 PUPILS   Chinese Will Be Given Advantage of ‘ Thorough Medical Education.

TO REQUEST EXTRADITION   German Newspapers Relleve Fermer Kaiser Sheald be Given Up.

GERMANY WILL DECLINE REQUES)   Dit Not Promise to Ask Holland tc (ive up the Ex-Kaiser.

iGUARDSMEN READY FOR. ANNUAL CAMI   The. Machine Gunners Will Take Their Mules Along; “B” Fully Equipped

VOTES FOR WOMEN UP IN TWO STATES   rENNESSEE. AND NORTH CAROLINA MAY PASS ON AMENDMENT   Nerth Carolia Legis'ators: Ex press Opposition in Message in Tennessce   GUARDSMEN READY FOR ANNUAL CAMI      The Machine Gunners Will Take Their Mules Along; “B” Fuliv Equipped

NEW BEDFORD HEADS LOWEL!   Has Total Population of 121, 217, Gain of 24,565 in Ten Years   Also Passes Trenton, N. J. Nashville, Tenn., Albany, Cambridge and Spokane

CONTEST IS SETTLED   Suit Over Estate of Many Millions Decided Out of Court,

SUIT OVER BIG ESTATE SETTLED OUT OF COUR   Terms of Settlement of $50,006,001 ” Bequests Are Kept From Public Records.

SORGHUM SEED-«As long as they iast at $1.90 per bushel.— Harris & Threatt, Wills Point. t2   BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT

REPORTER SAYS FEDERAL _ VOCATIONAL BOARD HAS.  FAILED TO TRAIN VET:   Representative of New York Paper Charge: ; Wounded Soldiers:Are Not Getting Schooling as Promised -

SAYS VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FAILS   Few of 209,000 Former Soldiers Placed in Re-train-ing Schools.   ONLY 217 SECURED JOBS   Reporter Making  Investigation Makes Charges—Decide Against Bonus.

CONERESS 1° TOLD   NEWSPAPERMAN PRESENTS RE SULTS OF INVESTIGATION TO HOUSE EDUCATION  COMMENTER :   Thonsands of Men Eligible for Voce tional ‘Traine aayve Beer Stricken From Lists by Inefficient Ofticers is Charged

FAILURE CHARGED VOCATION BOARD   Reporter for New Yorl Evening Post Claim: Only 24,000 Men Placec in Training Schools Out of Total Registration o! 209.000.

VOCATION ION BOARD MAKES FAILURE   In-EWiort to Rehabilitate 129,000 Es 5 Service Men‘is Charged.

Vocational Board Disastreus Failure   (harges a Reporter for the New York Piening Post, Who Has inves. liputed Botta

SAYS EDUCATIONAL BOARD IS FAILURE   New York Reporter Charges Voca tional Body has Made “Disastrous Faiiure.”

PAN-AMERICAN CON GRESS BUCKLES DOW! 10 WORK WITH CO-OPERAT! ON OF OVER 00 FINANCIER OF THE UNITED STATES

GETTING DOWN 10 BUSINESS   Pan-American Financial Congress in Washington to Solve Many Stiff Problems.

ARD WORK AHEAD ) PAN-AMERICAN FINANCE ENVOYS   Organization Compiete Conference Settles Down to Business.

DETECTIVES WORK ON MYSTERY CASI   Theory That Robbery Was Motiv for Killing Florence Barton, In Followed.

FEDERAL OFFICIAL TO SEEK SETTLEMEN'   Conciliator Due at Houstor Tonight.

] KILLED, 1 HURT AS ROBBER GANG PILLAGES STORE   Police Have Revolver Due at Norwalk, Conn., But  Bernaws Inisaree

NORWALK POLIGE IN REVOLVER FIGHT WITH AUTO BANDITS   Frederick Grillo Fatally. Shot, Another Man in Hospital and Third Was Captured Later in Stamford Hotel.

FREIGHT PROBLEM SERIOUS   Business Handicapped by Increasing Williclity of Handling Traffia

Freight Congestion in Big Terminals Threatens Business of Nation: Appeals for Relief Pour into I. C. C. Offices

COLOSSAL LOSSES ” BY FREIGHT TEU   Worat Congeation of Freight Prot ably’ Since the Hard Winter 6 1917. : ; —

LACK OF CARS - CHOKES TRAFFIC   Rail Strike Now Shows Con - gestion Rapidly Becom‘ing Nation Wide 

CARO DELAYED Of TIED UP 200,000   One of the Worst Congestions of Freight Terminals Since 1917.

Thousands of Loaded Cars Choke Railroad Yards   APPEALS FOR RELIEF   Unless Something Is Done, De. creased Production Wil! Result, Officials Are Told

HAIL CONGESTION BECOMES OE AIQUS   All Roads in U. S. Are Swampec by Freight.   LOADED CARS CHOKE YARDS   Two Hundred and Thirty-Five Thou. sand Cars Are Tied Up at Terminals—Appeals for Relief Sent into Washington.

FREIGAT CONGESTION BAD.   Appeals fer Kelicf Pouring Into  Commerce (ommission.

‘REIGHT SWAMPS  ALL U, $, ROABS   rongestion at Terminals  Worse Than at Any Timé Since 1917.   35,900 CARS ARE TIED UF   Appea's for Relief Sent Into Wash. ington to Interstate Commerce Body—Roads Short of Labor and Equipment.

UNUSUAL FREIGH CONGESTION IN ALL OEGTIONS  OF GOUNTRY   Shortage of Men and Equipment Creates Serious Situation on Railroads

Appeals fot Relief Pouring Into Washington Show Alarming Conditions.   FOOD AND COAL HELD UP AT TERMINALS   Decreased Production and Slowing Down of Industry Uniess Jam Is Broken.

FREIGHT TIE-UP WORST IN YEARS   Congestion at Terminals Felt in  Business and Gotymerce AW Over Country

FREIGHT CONGESTION IS WORST SINCE IN 1917 AND APPEALS FOR RELIEE AR EMADE

MEN AND MOTIVE POWER SHORTRG HITS ARILROAL   Congestion of Freight in the Principal Railroad Terminals Is Serious; Relief Appeals Received.

-Factorles ‘Lack Fuel, Haw Materiala and Men—82,111 Cnrs Short—Saginary, Mich ‘Without Coal— Cali «fornia “and: Southeast Need ' Refrigerate Sneek.

CARS LACKING FOR MOVEMENT OF ESSENTIALS   CONGESTION OF FREIGHT CALIS FOR REMEDY OR COUNTRY WILL HAVE TROUBLE   Recent Walkout Only Served to Bring The Matter To Head—Shortage Was Already Pressing

FREIGHT JAMS SHOW EFFECTS UPON BUSINESS   Nation-Wide Aspect Given by Complaints Now Pouring Into Washington.   REVIEW OF  SITUATION

WASHINGTON TAKES STEPS TO RELIEVE BLOCKADE OF CARS   Congestion.of Nearly Quarter Million Cars Laid to Shortage of Labor and Strikes  Of Unions.

CAN'T GET CARS IND NANY WILL! LOSE THEIR JOBS   SUCH, AT LEAST, IS FORECAST   LAID TO RECENT STRIKE OF RAIL MEN—MANY._ ) LINES SUFFER, :

WANDERER CHANGES STOR'   Says He Owned Both Guns But Stranger Took One Away From Him and Shot His Wife.

POLICE GET PART CONFESSION IN MYSTERY CRIME   Wanderer Admits He Owned Weapons Used In Double Murder Case.

DR. DIXQN-CARRIL SPEAKS HERE WED   Foremost Woman Orator of Dem ocratic Campaign Organization  at Auditorium Tomorrow.

DAVIS HOLDS LEAD “W OHIO CONTES   Close Fight: In Democrat Nomination for United States Senator.

DAVIS HAS BIG LEAD.   Cleveland Mayor Ahead o Field for Governor in Ohio Primary.

PREDICPS MANY WILL STARVE.   Harboard Wants American Relief in Near Fast Continsed

STARVATION IN NEAR EAST   Major General Harboard Says There Are More Than 800,000 Pcr. sons Destitute.

CLOTHIERS TO. WACE WAR QN PROFITEER'      ATIONAL ASSOCTATION MEET! IN GHICAGO TO SCUSS REDUCTION UN EXVPENSES,

CLOTHING DEALERS TO : FIGHT RISING PRICES      First Day of Conference ai Chicage Brings Out Statements From Retailers.   DEMAND HITS: HIGH spoT

KEEP THE PRICE LOW AS POSSIBL   NATIONAL RETAIL CLOTHIERS ASSOCIATION MEETING AT CHICAGO

TO NOT CALL . STRIKE HERE?   Railroad Men Hold Meetin; - With Allen   SO SAY UNION LEADERS   Officials Say They Have No Desire to Court Prison Sentence.

KING-ALEXANDER IN DEATH PERIL; CABINET ACT:   At Midnight Meeting Decides - to Summon Parliament itn Name Reagent.

GREECE TO HAVE A REGENCY   Critical Condition of King Makes  Action Necessary.

eanKeY BITE “WAY RESULT IN DEATH OF KING   Grecian Parliament Alarmed At His Conditiun To Name Regent.

WOMEN SCRAP ~ AT BALLOT BOX   ANGRY SUFF FINALLY THROW: OTHER OUT OF MEETING HOUSE

WOMAN'S PRIMARY WAS REAL LIVE ONE   Candidate Persisted In Sitting Right At Ballot Rox and Had To Be Run Out

GAS PIPE FIGURES IN WOMAN ELECTION   ‘Pipee”’ Goes Out, Rounds up Negro Women Voters and Wins Her Election.

G. 0. P. WOMEN RESORT TO TYPICAL TACTICS   Candidate Drives Opponent Awa; With Gas Pipe—‘Black Gang” Returns to Do Battle of Ballots.

WOMAN CANDIDATE GETS “RILED”  WHEN OPPONENT SITS BY BALLOT BOX; MAN ADVISES USE OF FORCE

2 oe  ore  PLACE THEM EOCALLY.   Tipton County Bonds Are as Good as Law Can Make Them,

PLACE THEM EOCALL      Be i ‘Tilton County Bonds Are as. Goad a: -Law Can Make Them. 

Indianapolis Auto Trade Party Coming Here from Milroy— Demonstration on Public  _ nt. /?. Foe   BUSINESS MEN MEET THEN   ese  West Side of Square yee for Traf. fic During Stay of Caravan— Will Take Dinner Here

Indianapolis Auto Trade Party Coming Here from Milroy— Demonstration on Public  Square   BUSINESS MEN MEET THEM   West Side of Square Closed for Traf fic During Stay of Caravan— Will Take Dinner Here

TEXAS RANGERS ARE ORDERED 10 VACATE DISPUTED OIL LANDS   One Hundred and Sixty Acres Involved is Valued at $300,000,000.

RANGERS GET ORDERS TO LEAVE RED RIVER   ENID FEDERAL’ JUDGE DECIDES DISPUTED TERRITORY IN OKLAHOMA’ >

Man Still Persists He Murdered Eleven-Year - Old Girl—Sang All Night

BL SCHOOL MEETING.   L.. Db. Hines, State Sup®Crintendent, to Spewk at Pletsantview Church.

L. D. Hines, State’ Superintendent, te Sperk st Plensi View Church.

JOLSHEVISM 19 SOCIALISM IN ACTION OAYS COLLING. A NOTED LABOR LEADER

BOLSHEVIGM 1S SOCIALISM IN AGTION SAYS COLLINS, A NOTED LABOR LEADER

WHISKEY RING STORY SCOUTEL   Nothing Is Found To Connee  Dead Auction Expert With Matter

MONARCHISTS ON QUITTING BERLIN KILL SOCIALISTS  Baltic Troops. Fire On      Baltic Troops Fire On _ Assemblage As They Retire To Coast.

BOSTON 10 BE DaY AS A BONE FOR OBSERVANCE   Hotel and Cafe Keepers Issue Notice.   Wili Not Permit Drinking Al Tables

BAN ON USE OF ~ PRIVATE STOCK   In Premating fayaty While Wateb~ the Oid Year Gut   HUGTEL HEH TO CGOPERATE   In Seeing That the Accent on, * “Hip, Hip: Hooray,” is’ ‘Not Placed on the Hip"—Tables Booked to Capacity _

Leading Hotel Proprietors { Announce the lid Will Be on Good and Tight.  NOTHING DOING IN WET GOODS IN N.Y.      New York Will Extend . Dry Welcome to ’2]  1

REDS COMMENGE DRIVE   DENIKINE’S MEN PURSUED.   Bolsheviki Launch New Attack on North Russian Front in Dvina Sector.

Horrible Situation Is Pictured by Wife of Gen. Wrangel Foreign Minister, Who Escaped Under \ Guns of Bolsheviks to London

THIRTY PER CENT OF RUSSIAN PEOPLE WILL STARVE THIS WINTER   Wife of Wrangel’s Aide Di clares Petrograd Is Decaying Rapidly.

eee re mmtnadnigtsiauennme meats gumnin eco eceoroman cnamneamonanan ape canameaaiongpioineadeain™ ha ii A AL ALAS  REDS TO DIE OF _ __ WINTER FAMINE   Wife of Gen. Wrangel’s Foreign Minister, Fugutive From Solsheviki Tells of Wretchedness Existent Under Present Rule; Some are Actual Slaves She Says

COX IS DEVOTED 10 THE THRERGREATP'S   Peace, Prozress and Prosperity— Shouid have Support of ail Independent Voters, Says Sen. Hitchcock   WILL OF AMERICANS FIRST

Governor Cox Will Get. Votes of Independents . Senator Hitchcock Say:      Nebraska Senator Believes the  Democratic Nominee Will Get Support of Progressives .

COX DEVOTED TO. PROGRESSIVE IDEALS   IS ENTITLED TO SUPPORT OF: ID DEPENDENT VOTERS, IN THE. JUDGMENT OF SENATOR —  ‘ HIECHCOCK

STORIES OF QUAKE ARE TFRRIRIF   Disturbances in the Stricken Area Reported Subsiding Today   GRUESOME TALES OF SUFFERING RELATEL   ‘Some Towns Have Beer Completely Wiped Offthe Man

NEW QUAKE ADDS TO BIG DEATH TOLL   100 DIE IN FRESH TREMOR; VIL LAGES ON VOLCANO SLOPES N

‘Work of Relief Well Under War— . : Pitifal Stories Told of Rutferinc.

VOLCANOES QUIET DOWN IN MEXICO   Fewer Eruptions and Earthquakes Re. ported from Vera Cruz Region; Relief Under Way Now.

HOUSE AND INMATES. DROPPED INTO FISSUR   Imprisoned Victims of Mexican _Earthanake Were Fed From Above by Rescuing Party.

FRESH'QUAKES SHAKE MEXICC   Six Villages Reported Buriec in Slide and Many People ’ Die as Result,   REBELS HINDER RELIEF

Earth Tremors and > Volcano Eruptions Continue in Mexicc   Stories of Misery and Suffering Brought in By Refugees and Relief Workers   SHOCKS REGISTER 32 TIMES IN 48 HOURS   ONE HOUSE DROPPED RODILY INTO FISSURE, PROPLE RE. FUSE TO ABANDON GROUND WHERE ANCESTORS DIED.

100 DEAD IN NEW MEXICAN QUAKE   Six Villages Reported Destroyed in Earthquake Early Today.

NEW EARTHQUAKE AT VERA CRUZ; Ww PERSONS ‘ ~ KUL.   Bile al oe  [By Ralph H. Turner, United - Press .. ..ytafi Correspondent.) -:

New ‘Earthquake In Old Mexice      x Villages (on the Slopes of Mh Orizohby Have THsappeared Crow Sight.

CART AS CEASED QUIVERING [NTE STRICKEN DISTRICT   RESCUBN® FIND HUNDREDS OF LEAD UW RUPSS NEAR VisRA CRUL—-ENTIRE  FAMIL ALLOWED

RELIEE WORK NOW WELL UNDER WAY   Earth Tremors in Mexico Are Subsiding but Death List Grows.   {OLD BUILDINGS COLLAPSE   Bodies by Hundred Found _in Debris as Rescuers Advance,

CHICAGO TROUBLES — _ GAUSE ‘SYMPATHY’ WALKOUTS IN U. S.   ‘Insurgent’ Unions Formed  ' to Force Recognition of . L Switchmen’s Action   18,000 ENGINEMEN QUIT JOB

NATIONAL RAL STRIKE LOOMING   Chicago Walkout Now Threatens to Spread to Many Other Cities   FREIGHT TRAFFIC IS TIED UP   Travel Lines in Chicago Menaced by Strike and Other Cities Report Trouble—Insurgent Unions Being Formed

DF RAILROAD WORKERS IN GH CAGO THREATENS 10 SPREAD   May Become National Walkout anc Tie-up All Railroad Traffic in Country   25,000 Firemen and Switchmen Are Expected to Be Out by Night.

STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN THREATENS TO BECOME A NATIONAL WALKOUI   Trouble Starting in Chicago Rapidly Spreading to Other Large Cities Where “Insurgents” Are Breaking Away From the Control of the Railway Brotherhoods—Industry May Come to Stand Still.

PALMER SOUGHT SUPPREGolON OF CERTAIN FAGTS   Instructions Contained ir - Letter Read at Coal Oper ators’ Hearing Today   WOULD NULLIFY CASE SAYS U. S. ATTORNEY   SPECIAL ASSISTANT OF PAL MER RESIGNED ON RECEITIV ING INSTRUCTIONS; INVES TIGATION CALLED FOR,

POA Acre   Investigation is Ordered in Connection With Attorney: General's Plan to Suppres: Evidence As to Conspiracy   “And Didn't I] Agree There Was a Surrender, But Was Not Sure Who Made the  Surrender?” Asks Anderson

10 INVESTIGATE PALMER'S PART IN CONSPIRACY   Charge Attorney Gener al Withheld Evidence  int Miners’ Cases.

EVIDENGE [a QUPPHEOOLD, CHARGE   Judge Launches Inquiry Inte Government’s Part In  Coal Case

PHBE CHARGE PALMER AIDED HEFENDENTS   Federal Judge Anderson Halts Trial of Miners Pending the Charge That Attorney General Sought Leniency.

ALLEGE THE  SUPPRESSION  OF EVIDENCE      EDERAL JUDGE A, B, ANDER. SON STARTS LNVESTIGA. TION OF PALMER.   Assistant Attorney General Slack Asked for a Continuation af the Case When lt Was Called Today.

CROWDS AT FAIR INCREASE: AWARDS ALMOST GOMPLETE   Blue and Red Ribbons Make Appearance on Exhibits at Tri-State Fair.   FAIR IS IN FULL BLOOM   Thursdav’s Program.   Today's Races.

TOGK JUDGING NES WITH TRAGK VENTS TWEGUAY   ‘stractions Please and ‘Elephant Act’ Makes Tremendous Hit at Tri-State Fair.  *) ha

HORRIBLE WRECK AT EARLY HOUR TUESDAY WHEN ENGINE AND COACHES GO OFF THE TRACK: EXACT CAUSE OF THE DISASTER IS NOT KNOW!

HORRIBLE WRECK AT EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING — WHEN ENGINE AND COACHES GO OFF THE TRACK; EXACT CAUSE OF THE DISASTER IS NOT KNOWN

SHOES, LAUK SAYS   SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND RETAIL DEALERS HAVE BOOSTED PROFITS DURING THE War

Mary Garden Is For . : Dry World; Declares - _ Prohthition Is:“Great’

MARY AND DOUG GET MARRIED   Two Moving Picture Stare Secretly Wed at Home of Los Angeles Minister.

WITHDRAWAL OF WHISKY FROM BOND SUSPENDED   Commissioner Kramer Act: in Effort to Check Megal  fags

WHISKEY HELD IN BOND TO SAVE LAM   Withdrawals Prohibited In Ef fort To Check Illegal Sales In East.

TAKE THe pete CAME PRON He CLEVELAND: INDIANS.   TOCHECK LEGAL SALES OF LIQUOR   The Withdrawal. of All. Whieky Prom  Has Been Temporatily Sus  "pended in New York, Penneyvant and New Jersey.

A BONE DRY _ MANHATTAN: HIS AMBITION   Prohibition Commissioner Would Suspend Withdrawal of Bonded Booze.

Commiasioner Kramer Takes Drastic Stanc   Makes Defarmined Effort ga Stop IL. - iegaT Sole of Wivtekoyv.

CHECK ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES  el  ORDER ISSUED BY PROHIBITION COMMIS-

U.S, MAY SEIZE MANY BREWERIES      Owners of Chicago Plants Are ' fooused of Dodging $12-_ a-Barrel Tax.   FEDERAL OFFICERS ARE BUSY   Investigation Earried on by 185 tnternal Revenue Agents Revealed That Many Were Evading Law— Saiconkeepers Alarmed.

Commissioner Kramer  Talcec Diraatic Stand   Makes Netesmined KEfert to Stop TH. fegal Sale of Whiskey.

JAN PLAGED UPON TONE WITHDRAWAL   PROHEBITION ENFORCEMENT OF. PICKER DISCLOSES NEW EFPORT TO CHECK TRAFFIC

Filibustering Tactics Started Before New Bill Reaches Unner House.

SENATE ENEMIES -. FIGHT TO DELAY NEW TARIF BIL   Senator Harrison Starts. Filibust~ er, Eliminating Action... This Week.. -

TARIFF IS MET BY FILIBU Th IN THE SENATE   Adjournment Today Makes Action on Bill Impossible Before Monday

DYNAMITE FIND IS WALL ST. CLEW   TEN CASES, ONE PARTLY EMPTY DISCOVERED IN SHANTY ON ‘ BUCKWHEAT ISLAND

, EE —————————E—E—EEEEEeeEeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEOeee  LARGE LOT OF DYNAMITE DISCOVERED IN SHANT)

TAKES DIZZY JUMP; LIVES   Great Lakes Student Jumps Off 75 Foot Cliff—-Had Been in Hospital.

LIVES AFTER DIZZY LEAP   Gob at Great Lakes Training Station Jumps Off Cliff.

STATEMENT CLEARS. - EX-CONSUL JENKINS   KIDHAPER AD MIT §. CARRANZA if ‘FRAMED’ ‘AMERICAN ” > OFFICIAL

STATEMENT CLEARS EX-CONSUL JENKINS   Kidnaper Admits Carranza Framed the American Official at Puebla.

PLAN TO REBUILD WAKARUSA BRIDGES   Steel Structures May Again B Used—Advice on Finance Plan Sought

iPLAN: TO REBUILD  WAKARUSA BRIDGES          Steel Structures May Again B Used—Adviee on Finance Plan . Sought

BASEBALL HIT A NASTY BLOW   PLAYERS KILL THE GOOSEe THAT LAID GOLDEN Eaeé.   CONFESS TO THEOWING GAMES   MORE WHITE SOX STARS TESTIF \ TO CROOK EDPNESS.   Bartered With Gamblers and Paid fer Their Part ie Permittiag Cincimamatt to Win Werlid's Cham pienahip.

CONFESIONS bY CLAUDE WILLIAMS AND OSCAR FELSCH   Outcome of 1919 World Series Settled in Tiny Room of Small Hotel.   PLAYERS BARTERED WITH “BROWN” ARD “SULLIVAN’   jrand Jury Takes First Action Against Gamblers Said to Have Engineered Deal by Indicting Two Men Whose Identity is Partly Revealed.

GRAND JURY TO GO AFTER BALL GAMBLERS NOW   Confessions by Williams and Felsch Corroborate Cicotte and Jackson Testimony   BOTH LEAGUES IN MESS   C°MBLERS “BROWN AND SULLI. VAN” ARE NOW SOUGHT BY CHICAGO INVESTIGATORS

TWO GAMBLERS ARE. INDICTED BY JURY      First Action is Taken Against Thos Alleged to Wave - Engineered " Deal

TWO GAMBLERS ARE INDICTED   Said to Have Engineered Deal ~t0-Fix the World’s Series,   TWO MORE CONFESSIONS MADE

PLAYERS BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN SALARIES   CROOKED SOX STARS SOLD OUT THEMSELVES: MATES AND “COMMY.”’   Rumored That Gambling Clique has Tried to Pull 1920 Series— Jury Investigating

CLAUDE WILLIAMS AND OSCAR FELOGH ADMIT BRIBERY   Grand Jury in Chicago Indicts “Brown” and “Sullivan,” Two, © Gamblers.

Member of White Sox Declares He Believes Last Eastern Trip of Chicago Club Was Disastrous Because of Games “Thrown” by Piayers Who Confessed Losing World Series Contests.

ANOTHER SOX TELLS   FELGCH CONPEGyES SHARE 1D . ' WORLD SERazs BRE   $5,000 9 Amount Biven, Deciared he Did Not Hdlp in Lees,

PAUDE REVEALS AOTUTE PLANS Tt GANIBLERS   Felsch and Williams Admit Accepting Money to Throw Games, and Grand Jury Indicts Engineers of Deal.   AINGLERDERS LAND CASH   Implicated Players Break the Speed Records in Rush to Lay Bare Part in Conspiracy to DoubleCross Public.

GAMBLERS INDICTED IN BASEBALL PROBE; WILLIAMS TELLS ALL   Witness Asserts That Gandil! Was Go-Between in Fixing Last World Series.   PROMISED $20,900 BUT SECURED ONLY $10,000   Heydler and McGrew Told of Dismissal of Magee and Hai ~ Chase for Gambling.

TWO CONFESSIONS ARK WADE PUBLIC   Statements Tally With Those Made By Cicotte And Jackson And  Give Details.

Grand Jury. Indicts “Brown “Sullivan” in Baseball. Sean Townactiontian.  2

POLAND MUST FIRST. BE BOLSHEVIKIED   This Is Condition of Soviet Orgar Laid Down For Peace With - Poland.

ANNUAL FULL CALL   TIPTOS COTNATY RED CROSS CAM. PAN FREDAY.   Meniberslip live I+ Planned to Be Pinieted in Two Days.

ANNUAL ROLL: GALL   TIPTON COUNTY RED CROSS CAM. PAIGN FRIDAY.   Mesibership Drive Is Planned to Be Finished in Two Days. .

CITY ELECTION . IS THE NEXT STOF   Primary Will be Held. in May t Select Candidates For The Election Next November   WOMEN MAY HOLD OFFICES   Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer and ie Councilmen Will be Elected— — Candidates Must File by April

ATTENTION TURNED TH GITY ELECTION   Candidates Must Make Announce: ments Before April 1 — Primary in May.   WOWUEN WAY HOLD OFFICES   Mayor, Clerk and Nine Councilmen to be Elected Next Year.

MYSTERY GIRL DIES OF POISON _ IN N.Y. HOTE   ‘Knocks Unansweréd, Maid ‘Finds. Tablets Lying Near VWieHneve Radu

NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE   Contract Awarded for Route Between Seattle and Victoria.

ENGLAND ACCUSED OF AGITATING IRELAND   MARY MACSWINEY SAYS U. §  HAS NOT LIVED UP TO  TPS IDEAL.

CLAIMS ENG AN HAS SOUGKT 1 OT ARVE IRELINE   Miss MacSwiney Charges Also That the British Have Stirred Up Religious Feeling in Emerald Isle.

FLAYS OUR IDEALS IN HER TESTIMON)   Miss MacSwiney Declares Ow  "Making World Safe for Democracy:’ Policy Has Failed

IRELAND SIMPLY WANTS ENGLAND TO CLEAR OUT   Mary Mac Swiney Testifies for Eight Hours Before Committee of 100.   SAYS FREEDOM IS CERTAIN

ord Mayor: of Cork’s Sister Says Irish’. Ask to be Left Alone to'Work Out Own Destiny—Says United States Has Not Lived Up to Its Ideal of Making World Safe For Democracy.

CLAIMS BRITISH STIR RELIGIOUS HATREDS   Miss Mac Swiney Tells of “Reig of Terror” in Ireland to Committee.

Sister of Late Lord Mayor MacSwiney ‘restifies; Before Commission Inyvestigating Conditions.

OAYS IRELAND SURE TO GAIN FREEDOM   Miss MacSwiney Says Britist Stir Religious Hatred anc Try to Terrify Her Country into Submission.

RELIGIOUS HATRED IN IRELAN? KEPT ALIVE BY BRITAI   Sister of Late Lord Mayor of Cork Closes Testimony in U. S. With Sensational Charges.

MISS MACSWINKY TELLS TREE ANTS LIBERTY FIGHI   Declares Ireland Will Be Free if England Must be Beaten to the Ground.

IRISH PRESENT TRUE FACTS   oe  Wiss MacSwieey, Siater of Lace Lord Mayor of Cork Explatina Object  fi memo dhe fences 

“Stirred Religious Hatred in Ireland, - “Charges Miss Mary MacSwiney in Her -- Peastimony to Irish Commission.

tt MUCH TROUBLE   “REIGN OF TERROR” WILL NO1 STARVE COUNTRY INTO SUBMISSION.   Sister of Late Lord Mayor MacSwiney Declares That Irish People Will Not Surrender Their Rights.

Miss Mary MacSwiney Testifying Before the Sub-Committee Investigating Irish Affairs Predicts That Freedom Will Eventually Be  Gained: Relates Sinn Fein Activities   WANTS ENGLAND TO: CLEAR OUT

LORD MAYOR'S      Says British Government Has Kept Alive and Continuousty Stirred  Ralicions Hatred.

JETS TO GO TO POLLS   lan to Revive John Barleyoorn Through the Ballot.   LJguor Interests of Country Rely en Referendum to Nulllfy Dry Law.

PLAN TO REVIVE J. B.   WETS TO GO TO PEOPLE FOR RE. VISION OF ACT.   Rely on Referendum at Polis to Null fy the Nation-Wide Dry Law.

SENATE WORKS ON SHANTUNG SECTICN      Hope to Make Good. Progress on Treaty Reservations Remaining.   STILL LACK FOUR VOTES   Americans to Withdraw Fro All Peace Commissions, ls Indication,

LODGE RES- ~ ERVATIONS ADOPTED   SHANTUNG AND MONRGE Dot. TRINE RESERVATIONS ARE BOTH ADOPTED   SAY DEMWOUKATS AND REPUR. LICAN BITTER-ENDERS WILL BEFEAT ENDORSEMENT

ST. LOUIS BANK THIEF SLAIN   Policeman Wounded in Pistol Battle With Five Bandits Who Attempted to Hold Up Depository.

DOG CASE IN HIGHEST COURT   United States Supreme Tribunsi De. J cides Yfeman Must License Two Pets.

A TALE OF TWO DOGS   U, §. Supreme. Court Sustains the New Wael I awe

YANKS PRAISED BY GEN, FAYOLLE   French General Says no Soldier Was Better Than American in War.   GALLS THEM MAGNIFICENT   Leaves Paris for Cleveland, Where He Will Attend Convention of the American Legion—Pians Similar Body in France.

GENERAL FAYOLLE PRAISES YANKEES   No Soldier Better Than American, French Commander Says.   MAGNIFICENT FIGHTING MEN    Declares Some Were Brave Even t Rashness—Talks on Eve of His Departure for Cleveland to   Attend Legion Convention.

“Outlaw” Strike Is Crumbling. in East, Report.  a olny   Strikers at Hoboken Vote ta &tlek the Brotherhosds -— Longshore _ “ men's Strike Ends. .

STAND BY OLD UNIONS   “Outlaw” Strike Is Crumbling ir East, Report.   Strikers at Hoboken Vote 'to Stick by the Brotherhgods — Longshoremen’s Strike Ends.

SEE BREAK iN EAST   RAIL STRIKERS VOTE TO STAY IN OLD UNIONS.   Hoboken Switchmen Refuse to Leave the Brotherhoods—Longshoremen Go Back to Work.

AMERICA OUT OF IT   Report that Naval Squadron is Ordered to Black Sea Denied

NO INDICATIONS OF PANIC   Chicago Banker Says Imminence ot Such Thing Is idie Taik and Unfortunate.

FLAGOFREDS — -TSEVIDENCE IN TRIAL   IS NO JOKE   Emblem of Radical Violence In troduced as Evidence in Chicago.   “Give In or We Invade,” Lioyd _ + George Tells Berlin Ministers.   OL) GLORY IN RUBBISH HEAP   NOT BLUFFING ON DEMANDS   Damaging Testimony Int Against One of Twenty Members of Communist Labor Party on Trial for Sedition.   Envoys Declare “Germany its Be tween Civil War and Invasion” — More Conferences Being Held in Effort to Avoid Break.   NO INDICATIONS OF PANIC   Chicago Banker Says Imminence oO! Mach Thing Is Idie Taik and. Unfortunate.

DECLARES NO PANIC IN SIGHT   Imminence of Such Thing Idle Talk, Says Chicago Banker.

AMERICANS TO BLAMI   GENERAL HEADOUARTERS KE SPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES.   Brigadier General Sherburne Tells Inyestigators of Orders to Attack on Armistice Day

DEATHS LAID TO U. S. STAFF   Brigadier General Sherburne Tells House War Committee it Ordered Attacks on Armistice Day.

LAYS DEATHS TO U. S. STAFF   House Committee Told That Attacks Were Ordered Armistice Day.

CUT ADRIFT ON. ‘THURSDAY NIGHT   Floating Beacon, Missing 36 Hours, Put Into New Bedford This Morning   One of Most Important Aides to Navigation onthe Atlantic Coast

LIGHTSHIP ‘IS TORN AWAY IN _ TERRIFIC STOR}   Vessels on. Nantucket Shoals Left in Peril by Dis-

URGE EDUCATIONAL PLANK,   Teachers’ Organizations Pre. sent Petition on Subject to Will H. Hays.

UNGEa HAYS 10 AD EDUGATION   Woman Suffrage Said To Be Compelling Force Behind Wrights’ Request

COULD NOT SEE GREEN   Color-Blind Irishman Rejected By The Marines,

MUELLER SAYS GERMANY WILL MAKE APOLOG}   Prince Joachim ‘Declared Intoxicated When French Officers Were Attacked —

GERMANY MUST MAKE APOLOG)   France Demands Formal Apology and Punishment of Leaders in Saturday’s Attack.

GEN. NOLLET DEMANDS PUNISHMENT OF JOACHIM   German Koreign Minister hapresse: Regre6é Over Athack on French  Ofieers,

QACHIAM FALLS BACK ON NTOXICATIGN   ‘Prussian Princo Who Assaulted French Officers Say His Memof the Affair Is ‘‘Hazy.”’

A GROUP OF GERMANS ATTACK: ED TWO FRENCH OFFICERS IN RESTAURANT.   Jouchim Albrecht, Cousin of the Forincr Kaiser, One of the Men Who Will Be Punished for the Episode,

FRANCE DEMANDS AN APOLOGY   Huns Who Attacked French Officer: Saturday Must Be Punished Herman Mueller Promises,

DEMAND APOLOGY: FOR ATTACK ON FRENCH SOLDIERS   FREACH GENERAL DEM ASNDS THAT KAISER’S COLSIN: BE BANISHED FOR HIS PART IN THE FIGHT

APOLOGY IS ASKED FOR GERMANS’ ACT   French Envoy Demands Punishment Of Cousin Of Former War Lord

ARMED CONFLICTS INCREASE IN ITALY   Machine Guns Used in Trieste When Socialists and Nationalists Clash.   INDUSTRIAL WAR SERIOUS   Factories Converted Into Soviet Blockhouses Flying Red Flao of War,

MENACE SEEN IN HARDING VICTORY   Cummings Predicts Industria Conilicts if G. 0. P. Wins

URGE BIG SUM FOR AVIATION   ‘Officers Paver Appropriation of $60, 067.000 Por Year.

UNITED STATES SOON WITHOUT ANY AIRPLANES   (ieneral Mencher and Mitchell Uree Appropriation of $60,000,000 for  Aviation for Coming Year,

BAIT IOHE AO RILE AMERICAN PEOPLE   BUSINESS M&N IN SOUTH AM. ERICA AROUSED OVER RECENT STATEMENT   CONSUL SENERAL (5 ANGE)   Lord Ashfield’s Statement That Britain Meant to Keep Trade In South America Is the Cause.

BRITISH BOAST IS GROUNDLESS   No Chance for Britain to Supplant U. S. in the South American Field of Trade.

CAPANSION OF BRITISH TRADE IN AMERICAS 1 PONTESTED. AITTERLY   STATEMENTS BY LORD ASTTPIELD f(ESENTED BY AMERICANS IN SOUTH AMERICA,

YANKS RESENT BRITISH BOAST TO WIN MARKE’   Statement that England Will Get So. American Trade Irks.

STATEMENT OF LORD ASHFIELD 1S DISCOUNTEL   Facts Do Not Bear Out Assertion That the U. S.  Will Be Second to Brit ain in South America.

ARE-AFTER THE TRADI   British and Americans Boll Do ing Considerable Talking in South America,

BRITISH TRADERS: ‘ANGER AMERICANS   Statemerits Issued in Argentine That British Will Take American ‘Trade Unless the U. S.-Forces Sit up and Take  Natieo ,

ARMED CITIZENS OVERPOWER OMcAIrE AND DEPUTIES ANL DRAG PRISONERS FROM GELLS

WESTERN MOB  LYNCHES THRE}   Murderers of Sheriff and Twe Detectives Are Taken From Jail and Hanged.   WEMBERS OF A BAD GANG

NUDGE LYN ACTS QUICKLY © IN GOLD STATI      ANGRY MOB LYNCHES. THREE WHITE MEN—HANG THEM ON TREE IN CEMETERY

ARMED CITIZENS OVERPOWER OAcAIrT AND DEPUTca AND NRAG PRISONERS FROM CELLO

MASKED MOB HANGS THREE MURDERERS ~TOTHE SAME LIMB   Mob: ‘of "15 o« 100,  ‘Masked and : Armed,” erpower Sheriff * and Obtain: Prisoners.

JUDGE LYNCH ON BENGE   Impersonated by Mob at Santé Rosa, Cal., Which Hanged 3 Men

KELVIN BARRY ~ HANGED TODAY   For Aiteged Conspiracy In the Mur. der of British Soldiers,

MELVIN BARRY 19 YEARS OLD, HANGED TODAY   Charged With Conspir acy in Murder of 3 British Soldiers.

STUDENT HANGED DESPITE PROTESTS   HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF MURDER OF SOLDIERS,   THE BURIAL: OF MAC SWINE   s Accomplished Withoyt the sExpect ed TroublelLarge Force of Sol. diers Present At the Obsequies Held At Cork.

9 YEAR OO BOY HANGED IN DUBLA   Was Convicted of Complicity Ir the Murder of Three Brit ish Soldiers.

LODGE LEADS HIS TICKET   Four Grouped Candidates in. Massa. chusetts Primaries for Delegates — Beat the Ungrouped.

KOLCHAX GAPUAE CONFIRMED   & But It Is Not Known Who Are His AC pnrtore.

Bolsheviks Gain Another City, Says Wireless Plant * At the Russian Capital.

JAPTURE CONFIRMED.      Degpaiches Declare Admiral Kolchak’ is Prisoncr of Pepeliaycr.

ADMIRAL KOICHAK CAPTURED   Wiretess Prom Moscow Coofirms the  Vrevious Reppert.

NEWOPAPER NVtoTIBATEO “be LS FATS   FACTS IN SEF!. BOMB PLOT RUN DOWN BY PAPER   New York World Learne Truth When Sleuths of Nation Fail.

Evening-World Charges Wall ~ Street Blast Was Revolt-of Union Men Against Brindel   New York Newspaper Under Glaring Headlines, Claims to Have Solved Mystery of Explosion

NY. WORLD SOLVES WALL. ST OUTRAGE   Independent fLovestizgation Is Con ducted by Newspaprr and Resuis Obtained.   POMS INTENDED To : WRECK A BUILDING   Ris Pele Usiving Waren Was De layed and Did Not Reach . Loccstion.

NEW YORK NEWSPAPER ACCOMPLISHES WHAT POLICE DEP’T COULD N"   DISCOVERS THAT RECENT WALI STREET EXPLOSION PLANNED BY UNION MEN

Wall Street Explosion Due to Feud Among Workmen, Says N. Y. World

Iron River Liquor Rebellion Had Well-Remembered Precedent In Mississippi River in 1852

a a ae go ee ee ee  s Republicais 'Mexican Shoots Tex: > Let Women! Man Following Quarr bout League lon Rio Grande Brid;

MEN RESUME ‘JOBS AFTER “VACATION”   Promise of Department of _ Labor to Get Settlement  Ends Walkout.   ANTHRACITE FIELDS WERE IDLE A MONTH

TO BREAK STOGIE STINE        Cigar Vaetories Make Wight fat Open Shop

BRAZIL PLANS: LEGISLATION — TO AID IN MANUFACTURE OF NEWS PRINT ON BIG SCALE

RED RIVER OlL LAND TITLE ON COMING DOCKET   SUPREME COURT OPENS SESSION NEXT MONDAY WITH 500 CASES PENDING

LEVER ACT WILL BE TESTED Al FALL MEET OF SUPREME COURT   Five Hundred Caces on Docket  for the Opening Seccion.   ECHO OF DRY   Jurists Will Pay Respects to President At the White  Hanca

TO GET COAL TO LAKE PorRTs   Interstate Commerce Commission Or. ders Railroads to Give Preference to Such Shipments.

Railroads and Operators Comply With Emergency Orders.      ALL DANGER OF WINTER SHORTACE IS REMOVED   Must Fullfill Wants of North Orders:

LAKE PORTS GET PRIORITY   Government Trying to Move Coal to Paints in Northwest.

TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE BILL   Louisiana Senate Committee Approves Resolution.

ACTS FOR “SUFFRAGE” 0. K.   Louisiana Senate Federal Relations Committee Approves Ratification Resolution.

FORTY-TWO WILL RECEIVE DEGREE OF WHITE SHRINE   Work Will Be Conferred By Bedford Degree Staff in That City Wednesday Evening.

MISSOURI TO DRAFT McADOO   Burvis Jenkins Wires His Paper Tid: We Will Nominate McAdoo Withoug His Consent.

ENKEN PRESENT M’ADOL   KANSAS CITY EDITOR DEFINITE LY DECIDES TO MAKE NOMENATING SPEECH.

~ PRESENT NAME OF W. G: MADOO   EDITOR OF THE .KANSAS CITY YOST REACHED. DECISION AT PCEBLO, COLO.   He Stated that ‘Two-Thirds of ‘te Missouri Delegation Were in Favor of McAdog's Name

COURSE IS PROMPTED BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS WISH OF MISSOURI DELEGATES   Kansas City Publisher Says His State Will “Draft” Choice Against His Wishes

A DEATHS OCCUR AS. DISORDERS ARE INTENSIFIED   FIGHTING BETWEEN SINN FEINERS AND UNIONIST  SHIPYARD WORKERS. NwvVWHnp Dp r   KIT, YOUNG GIRL   ‘Troops Rushed to Disturbance Open Fire to Clear :

POLICE SAY THAT IT IS WORST SEEN IN BELFAST.   ARMORED CARS HOLD GEORGE STREET IN MID DAY

BELFAST RIOTING MORE SERIOUS TODAY; WOMAN AND BAY AMONG VIETIM   PAST FORTY-RIGHT HOURS HAS BEEN FEATURED BY INCENDISRISM AN MURDER,

TROUT on UWA WOMAN  IN OTREETS Uh IRISH TWN   Stores Wrecked in’ Fight Between Sinn Feiners and Unionists   LORD MAYOR OF CORK IS) DYING   Hunger Striker Starts Hi Fighteenth Day Without Food

N THnUES OF MOB   ‘EOPLE AT BELFASE ACT TAKE SOME AMERICANS,   jifte and Property Toll Jaken is Reported Large. f

IRL SHOT DOWN: MANY KILLED AND HURT IN FIGHTING   Mayor Of Cork,. Or Hunger Strike, Is Beyond Hope.

BELFAST MADE . A BATTLEFIELL   RIOTING. BEGUN , SATURDAY,— RESUMED, WITH FURY TODAY eo }   MANY ARE KILLED   , . J a SINCE LAST WEDNESDAY BEL  FAST HAS HAD 180 FIRES.-   It! Seems to be Nearly’a Case of - Civ War Between the Union+. ists- and Siu Felners.' 

Trish War. 3 Continues      Four, Fersons, Including a Wont an,. Kidled in Uioting at Belfast Today

FOUR DEAD IS — TOLL OF RIOT IN TRISH CITY   LORD MAYOR MACSWENEY NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE THROUGH THE DAY-—-HIS  BROTHER wiry prar

ISORDERS AT BELFAST HAVE GROWN WORS!   Four Persons Known to Have Been Killed, Numbers in Hospitals.  ‘   END OF TROUBLE NOT SEEN   135 Fires Since Wednesday— —Mayor MacSwiney fs Very Low.

Rioting in Belfast Today the Worst Yet Seen Say Police.   MacSWINEY NOW BEYOND HELPING

RIOTING IS THE WORST   Belfast is All Torn up Over Dis orders of People.   FOUR DEATHS HAVE RESULTED   Lord Macswiney, Mayor of Cork, Declared to Be itl From ‘- Starvation. _

ANARCHY IS RAMPANT IN IRELANL   Rioting, Shooting and De struction of Property Continues Today.

TODAYS RIGTING MORE SERIOUS   Four Deaths Known to Have ! Occurred in the Irish Disturbances.

N THROES OF. MOE   PEOPLE AT RELPAST ACT_ TAKE SOME AMERICANS; ' 7,      ite and Property Toll Faken is Re. ported Large: j * :

BELFAST RIOTS  ANE WORST IN GHTY'S HISTORY   Six Killed and Forty Injured in Saturday Night’s Fighting; Today’s Death List is Five   ARMORED CARS USED BY POLICE AND SOLDIERS   Young Woman is Among Those Reported Killed in Disorders Today

‘SINCE OUTBREAK   Up to 1 O'Clock Today Feur Deaths Had Occurred As Result of Disorders   Troops Opened Fire to Clear Streets—1i1 Killed in Sat. urday Night's Riots -

Four Killed Up To One O'Clock This Afternoon and Many Were Wounded. -- :

BELFAST RIOTS WORST © IN HISTORY OF CITY   CITY HAS BEEN SCENE OF 133 FIRES SINCE LAST WEDNESDAY   \ttack By Sinn Feiners Qn Shipyards Workers Brought Soldiers to Scene .

BELFAST SEES WORST RIOTING IN HER HISTORY   Many Killed and Large Num bers Wounded in Clash   Four Known Dead and Disord. ers Continue

BELFAST RIOTING IS VERY SERIOUS   DISORDERS IN IRISH CITY ARE WORST YET ~ RECORDED.

MANY ARE SHOT IN STREET BATTLE .   ‘Armored Cars Brought in Use  As Soldiers Charge   'SHOPS WRECKED BY MOBS   4.000 Catholics Griven From Homes. Says Report -

Mist SEROUS RIOTS ~ TR ARLFAST TODA   More Fighting Occurs Witt ‘ Serious Results Than at any . Time Since, the Irish Civi War. Was, Started.—Snipers  A WETS

FIGHT RAGES IN BELFAST: MANY KILLED   Worst Rioting City has Seen—-M’Swiney Near Death.

BELFAST SEETHING WITH VIOLENCE AND RIOT   Many Deaths As Consequence of Street Fighting in North Irish City; No End Yet

Continuing Disorders Declared Worst Yet Witnessed in the Irish City; Young Woman is One of Victims   TROOPS INTERVENE IN RIVAL FACTIONS FIGHT   Police’ Make Repeated Baton Charges as Sinn Feiners and Unionists Stage Battles in Streets of Metropolis

MANY KILLED; SCORES WOUNDED IN BELFAST; RIOTS GROW FIERCER   Young Woman Among Those Killed By Troops Firing on Crowd.

NEW FACULTY MEMBER   FP. ‘O'Brien’ Will he Prolessor ef Education

Im:Weent + wes” You WELL?  STERIZOL _ PREVENTS  NISEASE   Stop Tobacco

YOUR BICYCLE  Buy FISK OR VITALIC Guaranteed Tires, of  R. E. Rottsted - _  Om WW tre... Oa      Stop Tobacco

AFTER COAL OPERATORS,   Ke®tucky Grand Jury Holds Above $5  Tan BK wrreacitec

FOREIGN POWERS 10 RATIFY PEACE TREATY SATURDAY   Ceremonies Will Take Place in Paris at 4P. M.   0.8. WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED

Ratifications of the Peace Ireaty “Will be Exchanged Saturday in  Paris» Tonnage Demand Modified

WILSON: TROUBLES OVER THE TREATY   Democratic Party. Divided and “Campaign Will Scarcely Decide the Question.

LOSES HIS GRIP AS PARTY CHIE   WILSON So LONGER ABLY TO Dit TATe TO DEMOCRACY.   SPLIT IN TWAIN OVER TREATY   Feilere of Ratification the third Seceeesive Defeat Suffered bh» Preetdeant ian the test Kigkhtcca Menthe.

DEMOCRATS DESERTED PRESIDENT   NOT A SINGLE DEMO-CRATIC SENATOR FROM THE NORTH.   Voted With Him on _ the  "Freaty Issue — All His Votes Came from the Solid South.

TREATY DEFEAT LEAVES. SITUATION IN TANG   Lawrence Discusses Prospects of  Taking the Problem Into the Campaign,   DEMOCRATS ARE DIVIDED   Republicans Confident Domestic  Matters Will Overshadow Foreign Affairs.

Wilson Defeated Third Time In 18 Months; Republicans Do Not Fear Treaty As Issue; Politicians Have Muddled Whole Situation

BREEDERS 10 BE GUESTS OF GLUE   (3. 1. CHRISTIE WILL SPEAK FRIDAY EVENING BEFORE THE. COMMUNITY CLUB   WOMEN TD SERVE DINNER

(i, 4. ¢ ‘HRISTIE WILL SPEAK FRI AY EVENING BEFORE THE COMMUNITY CLUB   WOMEN TO SERVE DINNER

“HARD-BOILED” SMITH FREE   Former Army Lieutenant, Concivted of Brutal Treatment to Prison. ers, Paroled.

FREE “HARD-BOILED” SMITH   Officer Convicted of Brutal Treatment  of Men Parcled.

FOUR “PLU! DEA THS IN CHICAGO:  Poaeumonia Vatat to Sixteen—One   sat rd a ee 4 a

PROMINENT GLUB MAN FOUND DEAL   Joseph Browne Elwell, Au thority on Whist, Believed te Have Been Murdered.

DEATH OF WORLD FAMED WHIST AUTHORITY AND RACING STABLE OWNER SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY

Famous Whist Player Meets Violent Death But Clew Remains Beyond Reach   CLUB AND SOCIAL LIFE BROUGHT INTO INQUIRIES   Wealthy Man Found Unconscious in His Home But Dies Soon After

WOULD REGULATE COURTSHIP.   Kansas City Jadge Says leople Be Acquninted With Each Other Hiefore the Ceremony.

HOME eS : RSH BOND:      Conservative Faction in U, 8. May Tell De Valera His Mother . Wants Him

VALERA MAY BE ASKED TO QUIT UNITED STATES   Cohalan Element, Stirred by Alleged.Use.of Bond Fund,  cy Poe CRY eae RE

FACTIONAL STRIFE BREAKS OUT AMONG HOME RULE WORKERS   De Valera May Be In. vited To Leave the United States.

ASK NEW TRIAL FOR HARRY NEV   NOTE FHUM THE JURY TO THE “COURT WILL BE BASIN For  MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

CORK ONCE MORE ~ PANIC THE      Firing of Shots and Bomib Ex Plosions. -Terrify. the Fire<< - Ruined City...

CITIZENS FLEE FROM HOMES IN FEAR FIRE - MAY AGAIN BREAK OUT   South: Part of City Is Described a:  Battlefield; Appeal for Red Cross ( ~ Aid Is Sent to America

LEADERS MEET WITH HARDING ON PEAGE SOLUTION   irreconcilables Summon. ed to Conference to  Plan Peace Body.

HARDING CONFAB ON WORLD PEACE GETS TIRESOME   PRESIDENT-ELECT CONTINUES TO HULD CONFERENCES ON NEW WORLD ASSOCIATION

POINDEXTER TO ADVISE. HARDING ON THE LEAGUE   Senator Is Fourth of Bitter enders  io. Visit ”  Martac

BOTH SIDES OF ISSUE   Harding. Confers “With Senator . Pohvwexter and Gov; Merrow.

HARDING CONFERENCE WITH SEN. POINDEXTER   IRRECONSILIABLE TALKS OVER INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS

HARDING TALKS PLANS OVER WITH IRRECONCILABLE‘   Men Bitterly Opposed to the League Called in To Give Views on the ‘Matter.

POINDEXTER GOES TO MARION FOR A TALK WITH HARDING   President-Elect Apparent; Hopes to Get Irreconcilables’ Support.

SENATOR POINDEXTER -. * CALES ON HARDING   Plans For New Association of Nations “Discussed Before Governor Morrow's Arrival.

POINDEXTER AND HARDING CONFER   Other Members of Irre concilable Camp Will  Be Summoned

HARDING ARRANGES CONFERENCE WITh LEAGUEOPPONENTS   Lineup of Irreconcilable Grout With Administration on World Peace Sought.

“RRECONCILABLE” VISITS HARDINE   Poindexter in Conference With President-Elect

IRRECONCILABLE O GALLED INTO LEAGUE HEARING   HARDING APPARENTLY TRYING TO WIN SUPPORT FOR HIS  LEAGUE SCHEME, smal fh

SENATOR HARDING SEEKING PILL AiD   voniers With Another Memb e Of Irreconcilable Senators At Home in Marion  Believed ty Seek Support Cf

WASHINGTON SENATOR IS CALLED IN CONFERENCE   President-elect Consults with Poindex ter on His Plan for World Peace Association

POINDEXTER CONFERS WITH SEN. HARDING   HE'S ANOTHER LEAGUE OPPO NENT WHOSE VIEWS ARE

SENATOR POINDEXTER TALKS TO HARDING   President-Elect Hears Irreconcilable.

PAINT BARDING’S SHIP      Striking Painters Valuntecr to Wark on Bant to Carry President-Heet,

Democrals Determine lo Make Issue a. Canipaigit Fealmé of the Geealt Significar mnee,  TT LIVING € COSTS :         AN   Governor James M, Cox and Franklin D.  Roosevalt’ Diseuss Plans For Politi cal Rattle. a

WEARS OVERALLS IN COMMONS   Member of Ueitish Parliament (ar ries Oat His Threat,

ofe oh ole nis of ose oie ote ole of of  : * PUBLIC SALES }{  an 82. tet ff sf @& ef te 8. 8 gf OF

TIVTON Hoe TING CLUR:   Big Eveut is on the [Calendar for . Next Fri

TIVPTON TRAPSHOOTING CLUB.   Big Bvent ik on the Calendar fo; ; ‘.  Neat Friday,  

WILD: RUMORS OF FURTHER TROUBLE PROVE INCORRECT   No Efforts Have Been Made to Effect Any Arrests So Far as Can be Learned.   FIVE WOLNDED PERSONS EXPECTED T0 RECOVER   Accounts of Shictinn: Are Given hy Two Eye Witnesses, One Saying Everything Valuable Was ‘Taken From Bodies, Which Were Riddled With Bullets After Falling,

Fatalities Resulting From The Wholesale Shooting Late Wednesday Affernoon Now Known to Number Ten, With Eleventh Man Missing and Probably Dead.   WILD. RUMORS OF FURTHER TROUBLE PROVE INCORRECT   No Efforts Have Been Made to Effect Any Arrests So Far as Can be Learned.   FIVE WOUNDED PERSONS EXPECTED TO RECOVER   Accounts of Shooting Ate Given by Two Eye Witnesses, One Saying Everything Valuable Was Taken From Bodies, Whieh Were Riddled With Bullets After Falling,

COAL STRIKE: LOOMS LARGI   DAY MEN NOT SATISFIED WITH WAGES   Basic Agreement of Few Weeks Age Works Injustice,  Ts Claim.

CONFESSES DEED   Oak, Scherrer Tells’ Fort ‘Wayne Poli¢e ‘He Shot Wavne Havice in Rage   WANTS PUNISHMENT   For Deed, Saying He Want: to do Right Thing—Victim Not Improing

SHOOTING CAUSED BY DESIRE FOR REVENG!   Oak Scherrer Declares Tha He Had No Dislike for Victim

“WESLEYAN” DANCE TO PLEASE METHODISTS?      DANCING MASTERS IN SES. SION EVOLVE A NEW STEP .   Paul B. Klugh Says People Arc Tired of “Jazz” and Waut ‘Natural Musie

PUBLIC NOW QUITTING JAZZ FOR REAL MUSIC   Rigid Censorship of Music Anc Words Urged

NO MENTION MADE UF RUSSIA IN REPORT   Recommendations Drawn up By Council of Premiers on Wortd Economic Conditions.   ‘DEMOBILIZATION IS URGED   Agree There Are No Short Cuts te Rehabitation and Reduction of Prices.

RUSSIAN ARNIS BIG PROBLEM: ALLIES DODG    olitical Observers Remark That Pre. miers’ Declaration on World Economics Ignores Soviet Republic and Vast Army it Has in Field Now.   Demobilization of Reds Primary Condition for World Peace in View of European Observers; Loan to Germany Suggested in Program.

RUSSIA IGNORED BY PREMIERS IN REVIEW OF WORK   RAILURE TO DISCUSS RUSSIAN SITUATION IS REGARDED AS CONCESSION TO FRANCK,   COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW   Only General Recommendations Are Made With Regard to Stabilize ing Conditions—Reduetion of Armaments is Ureread,

PREMIERS STEP AROUND RUSSIA   Declaration on Economic Con ditions of World Only Casually Mentions Soviet.   RESTORATION IS PLANNED

N) PROPOSALS ARE MATE FOR AUOOIAN PEACE   “Big Three’s”’ Declaratior on Economic Conditions Leaves Out Soviets   RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE TO REDUCE H.C. L   COUNCIL AGREES THERE *AREI NO SHORT CUTS TO ECO. NOMIC REMABILITATION ANT PRICE REDUCTIONS,

Council of Premiers Advise Only That Bol Arniies Be Disbanded   THIS STAND MAY HELP APPEASE PARIS GROUP

THE SOVIET ARMIES: “MUST BE REDUCED TO PEACE FOOTINE   Declaration oi. Economic Conditions  in the World by Council of Pre-  miers Makes Concessions to Trane.

NEW YORK LOST 1300 TEACHERS LAST YEA   Low Pay Drove that Many fron Schools,. According to Repor of Superintendent.

1800 TRACHENS QUIT.   Number Ortven Out of New York Schools: Tow Pay Blamed.

DRIVE TEACHERS FROW Ne¥.      Thirtosa: Hundred’ Quit W Loy ease! of Low Pay

[. 0. 0. F. OFFICERS      Installed for the Ensuing Term of Six Menths

LSS rrSsrer*ssttS”~—~—‘“ CL  STATE’S LIVE STOCK TOTALS SIX MILLION

THE ALTO CLASSIC.   Greatest Crowd jn History Witness. ed Indianapolis Races.

QUAKE REPORTED INVERA CRUZ NOW   Bultldings in Entre State Are Rock.  ed and Much Damage Is Done,

QUAKE IS FELT IN VERA CRUZ   Oountry for Miles Around Jarre: by Tremor and Many Villages Damaged.

STATE CANDIDATES. ENDORSED BY BOB NRAFT PLATFORW   Declaration Scores , Profiteer: and Makes Plea for a Broader Americanism   DOCUMENT CALLS FOR REQUCTION IN STATE AND FEDERAL TAXES   Asks Election of Men Who Will Look After Interests of People

GEORGIA SENDS 2 DELEGATIONS   Smith-Watson Wing Defeats Palmer Candidacy in State Convention.

Georgia Democrats Refuse TolIndorse Administration and Take Slap at League

GEORGIA DENOORATS SPLIT.   Twe Sets of Delegates te Be Seat te tae iraectace.

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN GEORGIA SENDS TWO DELEGATIONS   Smith-Watson Combination in State Convention Prevents Administration Plan.

CO ON RECORD. ASOPPOSED TO LEACUENATIONS   STATE CONVENTION REFUSES TO LEND COMMENDATION TO NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION   FIGHT OVER DELEGATES

OFFICERS OF THE IO4TH REG. NAMED   Ralph E. Otis Appointed Captain and L, B. Robinson Second Lieutenant   GA. DEMOGRATS WILL SEND TWO SETS OF DELEGATES

PALMER I§ SIDETRACKED IN GEORGIA    Smith and Watson Gain  Control of Con- + .;:  wvwoentinn   WILSON IS REPUDIATED   Meeting Condemns League}; Palmer to Contest for Seats

WILL SEND TWO DELEGATIONS T0 SAN FRANCISCO   ‘Smith - Watson - Palmer Row in Georgia Crops Out Again at the State Convention.

GEORGIA HITS AT WILSON IN RESOLUTIONS   Democratic Convention Refuses to Indorse Presi. dent or the League.   PRIMARIES HELD IN © MANY OTHER STATES

THE WALKING DELEGATES.  Building Trades Union To Pay Itin erant Renresentative $75 Per Week.

PICNIC  August 25  On the St. Louis Church Grounds. BIG CHICKEN SUPPER.  grisaypagiw ‘aE’ AW Tart wr rt

LL I  27 Deaths and 64 Injuries Due To Fire in Texas in December Fire Marshal's Report Shows

[EAAY FREIGHT  NAIL HEARING IS GOMMENCE   TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION ASKED TO DEFEND RECENT  RATE DECISION,

KEOKUK SCHOOL "BOND SSUELOSI      MLASURE [S DEFEATED BY BIG MAJORITY

‘Blue’ Law Movement Gathers Momentum      i 5 cat iS RS ele nee Mt tT SAE eh Suse  _ New York Is Aroused by Announcement of Lord’s Day Alliance That Laws Compelling Observance of Sabbath   Will Be Sought in Many States; Opposition Strong

Knights of Columbus Also Op: posed to Closing Innocent Sports..   Bills in State-Legislatures Will Be Opposed by Many. ~~ Organizations, .

PROFITS ARE LOW   Few Iowa Furmers Able to Make 3 Per Cont on Investment

IONISTS HOLD STORMY DEBATI   ty That Factiop Is Trying To Replace Old Leaders With More Radical Men

STORMY DEBATE IN ~ DONST CONFERENG   Charges Made That Faction Is Attempting to Overthrow Old Zionist Leaders.

NON-PARTISAN COMBINE WIT RADICAL LABOR   GREAT PERIL TO NATION \   BUT SITUATION IN THIS STATE IS ESPECIALLY . CRITICAL NOW. ?*

FADICAL LABOR   GREAT PERIL) TO NATION ‘   BUT SITUATION IN THIS STATE IS ESPECIALLY. , CRITICAL Now.

DESCHANEL FAILS TO RESUME DUTIES   {By Henry Wood. United Press Staff  a nee: ee Ta: 

FRANCES PRESIDENT NOW HAS COLLAPSED   Fall From Train Window Month Ago Said to Have Been Due to Mentnk Derangement. .

SOIL EXHIBIT AT COUNTY FAIR      State and County Soil Map Will Be Shown at County Fair—Wiil Test Soil for Farmers

FARM BUREAU IS TO ~ ‘HAVE SOILS EXHIBIT      Agricultural “College With Local Farm Bureau Cooperating Will * Have Seils Exhibit at Fair.

French Laborers Go  On 24 Hour Strike   To Demonstrate its Solldarity— Strike is General Indetinite Rallround Strike Called

FRENCH LABORERS STRIKE MAY DAY   Ail Work in Paris Praciicaily Stopped by 10 O°Clock.

PAH HELPLESO Ad ALL LABURERG WALK OUT OM TWENTY-FOUR HOUR STRIKE   Troops Called Out But No Trouble Occurs—Hartford Guards Prepared as Radical Activity Rumor Grows.

24 HOUR STRIKE: ON IN FRANCE   } Practically ‘AN Industries Are Giosed  Down—Few Street Cars Buwning

FRANCE HAS WALKOUT OF ALL UNIONS   General 24 Hour Strike Is in Effect in All Parts of Republic      May Day Disturbances Are Not Feared by Paris Police

FRANCE TED UP ~ TODAY BY STRKE BF ALL UNIONS   Tuenty-fonr Hour Geneeal — Sivike Marked This Morning 10 Show Sotdavit                  ALL WORK   Cittle Walication of tiene amd tn} Promives to Pass Away Pracetul

PARIS QUIET IN FACE. OF CLOSING OF INDUSTRIES  Workers Demonstrate Solidarity With Gen» Ge a ae See

would oppose the ction of the Gov ernment in tending to recognize them.

EBERT MADE OVERTURE   Kilmarnock Reports Old Government Sent Ont the First Peace

Kliimarnock Reports Old Government Sent Out the First Peace Peelers.

COX MISSING AT CONFERENCE   Ohio Governor Goes Hunting in Ala. bama Instcad of to Indiana Meeting.

PLANS OF DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE ARE UPSET   Governor Cox, Tom Taggar' and Senator Harrison Start on Hunting Trin.

PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FROM NEW YORK WAS CRIPPLED   Embargo On All Freight Shipments I: Effecting Cities and Towns Depending '  QOnN. Y. For An Outlet To Othor Partc

Tieup in New York Spreads to _ Passenger ‘Service as Well as Freight.   FERRIES CROWDED BUT CAN’T CARRY PEOPLE   Buffalo Industriés Are ‘Idle as Result_of Yardmen’s Tieud,

ME ENDED CONVENTION      ATLANTIC CITY IS TO GET 16a8 SESSIONS — FUND OF $7,208 GIVEN KENDRICK, WHO HANDS IT TO CHARITY-

SHRINERS HAVE ENDED PORTLAND CONVENTION   ATLANTIC CITY IS TO GET 1928 SESSIONS — FUND OF $7,900 GIVEN KENDRICK, WHO HANDS IT TO CHARITY:

MARIETTA COLLEGE PLAYER ESTABLISHES RECORD FOR BPORWARD PASSES ON WOV Of

French Zone of Occupation on Syrian Const In Scene of a Conflict.

NEGROES LYNGHED   Said To Have Attempted Assault On Hoosier Girl.

STRUNG UP   Mob in Duluth Storms Police Station to Get Negroes Held For Assault on Young White Girl.   POLICE AND FIREMEN... UNABLE TO HOLD MOB   Militia Is Called But Arrives   After City Is Quiet Again; Negroes Wanted for Grime ain Santh Bend.

GHAND JURY CALLED TO SEEK LYNCHERS   Duluth Mob Lynches Three Negree: Charged with Assaulting White : Minnesota Gir!

NONPARTISAN LEAGUE MODEL TC BE USED FOR POLITICAL REVOL]   BOTH OLD PARTIES SCORED IN A HO? MANIFESTO BY SOCIALISTS   WORKERS TOLD TO USE TOWNLEY GAME AS BASIS AND GET INTO POLITICS AND PREPARE FOR CLASS RULE, WITH UNIONS AS DICTA TORS.

TEXAS BANK SUSPENDS   General Conditions Given as Cause fo: Closing of Doors

$700,0001N 6.0, POT, SAYS UPHAM   $400,000.00 for Senatoria Campaign and $200,000 for Congressional Race, Treasurer Testifies.   MONEY WILL BE LOANED, HE SAYS   National Committee Has Collected $1,117,255 in Pledges From 12,598 Persons Since June,

ANTI-WILSON DEMOCRATS LOSE IN TEXAS      Bailey Forces Will Have aver Than 200 of 1400 ate Con  ventio

WILSON BACKERS ARE VICTORS IN TEXAS PRIMARY   Anti-Administration Forces, Headed By Joseph Bailey, Were Defeated in Saturday’s Landslide.

WILSON'S FRIENDS WINNERS IN TEXAS STATE PRIMARY   Less Than 200 of 1,200 Delegate: Elected by Anti-Administratior Democrats Saturday.

RIVER SHANNON OVERFLOWS   Many Villages, Notably Athlone, Aban. doned, Inhabitants Taking Refuge on Higher Ground.

WOUNDS REDUCE SENTENCE   Kormer Soldier. Convicted of Raising Notes, Geta Gredit for Injuries

GERMANY WILL SEEK LEAGUE MEMBERSHIT   Austria and Bulgaria Also to Take Like Action at Meeting of Assembly.

AMNESTY FOR MANY ALIENS   Most of Those Interned During War ‘and’ Since Released to Ge Given. Liberty.

ENEMY ALIENS INTERNED DURING WAR ARE FREED   Unrestricted Liberty to Be Granted July 15.

RELEASE OF AL 1EN ENEMIES.   Those Interned Dering the War to Be Given Liberty.

TONES TO EXP STBERL FAIb        Hoat Operutors Dectine a Conlde, nereased Wane Bennunly.,

BRITISH ACTION OFFENDS AMERICA   NOTE ADDRESSED TO SENATOR INSTEAD OF STATE DEPARTMENT NEEDS EXPLAINING.

EXPLANATION OF EMBASSY ACTION WILL BE ASKED   State Department Takes Offic al Cognizance of British (lote to Chairman,   P°GARTED 2REACHOF  DIFLOMATIC COURTESY   Message Concerns Alleged Censorsh p of Cable Mes. sages from Britain,

CABLE CENSORSHIP DENIED BY: BRITISH   LENGLISH EMBASSY, BE QUES ‘TIONED AS T0 BREACH - OF COURTESY,

BRITISH DENIED CENSORING GABLES   Embassy Addressed Message of Denial To Senator  Kellog

BRITISH EMBASSY WATTES DIRECTLY CF NATOR KELLOGE   Denies Testimony of Witnesses That Censorship Was Imposed on Cable Messages.   OFFICIAL COGNIZANCE BY STATE DEPARTMENT   Indicated That Embassy Will be Asked for Explanation of What is Regarded as Breach of Diplomatic Courtesy, Bianci Incident Closed.

ASSERT BRITISH VIOLATE ETHIC!   State Department to Request Explanation Regarding Letter to Senator Kellogg

DIPLOMATIC — BREACH MADE BY BRITISH   BRITISH EMBASSY TAKES UP MA TER WITH SENATE INSTEAD OF STATE DEPT.

REGARD CABLE NOTE BREA “DF COURTESY   State Department Takes Cognizance of British Action   WILL ASK EMBASSY FOR EXPLANATION   Letter Written Directly to Chairman Kelloggs of Senate Committe Cause

SENATOR-KELLOGE SENDS ‘COPY OF BRITISH. NOTE TO STATE DEPARTMENT   Letter Denied That England: Imposed. Censorship On Messages Between Two Countries.

ALASKA OPENED ANEW BY THE AIR ROUTE   Big Results Follow Flights of Army Aviators.   Residents of Territory Determined te Have Regular Aerial Communicatior Established.

AIRPLANE FLIGHT 1D ALASKA NAY RESULT IN BIG DEVEL GPMENT   SOME OBSERVERS BELIEVE [1 WILL OPEN ALASKA TO AERO. NAUTICS AT ONCE.

SENATE ADOPTS REPORT ON Tht RAILROAD BILL  BY dd MAJORITY   Measure Embodying Legislation for Reorganizing Railroads Disposed of By Congress in Quick Time,   CUMMINS CLAIMS NO INCOME GUARANTEED   Sefiator Myers, Democrat, Attacks Organized_Labor For Its Attitude Toward Thie and Other  egislation

FAL BILL THRU CONGRESS, GOES TO MA. WILSON   SENATOR MYERS IS BITTER   ATTACKS LABOR, SAYS GOMPERS’ THREAT IS A MENACE

JeNBIHS CASE SETTLER      feng Revolutionaries inte Power Disposes of  Arccessinn of Me:

TURKS DEFEAT 3000 FRENGH NEAR AINTAL   Relief Force Driven Back by Superior Artillery

FRENCH ARMY 15 BESTED BY TURK:   FORCE OF 3,000 FORCED TO RE. TIRE IN FACE OF HEAVY CANNON FIRE.

REDMOND MURDERER UNKNOWN   Cerener’« Jury In Dublin Does ‘Sai  Winwe Tiss oo

Railroad Association Stops Shipment tn Tidewater With Excentiong.

EMBARGO ON EXPORT COAL   American Railway Association Stops Shipments to Tidewater With Exceptions.

Will Also Penalize Holding of Cars Beyond the Free Time Permitted in Established Demurrage Tariffs. 

BAN ON MOVING OF COAL TO TIDEWATER   ‘Only Exception Is When Roads  Agree to Unload Coal Prompt dy When It Reaches Piers

ESS COAL TO TIDEWATER   immediate Embarge On Movemen' May Be Put Inte Effect by

RAILROADS AGREE ON COAL EMBARGO   Demand That Coal Be Unloaded Into Vessels With Reasonable Promptness.

NO MORE DODGING (ON THE MILITARY ‘TRAINING ‘BILL   Lodge Says “Bill ‘Will Have Right of Way in Senate Beginning * Monday.---Ex ~ haustive Discussion   OPPOSED SAY ECONOMY   If Senate Passes Bill House Will Will Have to Face the Music and Go on Record—-No More Dodging.

A SHOWDOWN ON TRAINING   PLAN, WILL BE IN ARMY BILL TO GO BEFORE SENATE,   Mittary Attaire Committee eter Determined There Shall De No Dodging —_Will Show Cost to Be Com“Sparatively Small.

FIAT AUTO WORKS T0 BE OPERATED BY MEN AS TRIAL   Experiment In Italy T: Test Practicability Of Workers’ Demands.

LOCAL . U STUDENT TO HELP IN DRIVE   Students Select District Chairmen Deputies and Secretaries for School Fund Drive.

STATE DEMOS TO CONVENE   Reynolds Issues A Call For A Meet ing At Cedar Rapids On July Twenty-Ninth,

MISSING GIRL FOUND DEAD   Was Slain in Secluded Spot in New Jersey Woods; Parents Jdentify Bods.

FOUR GROUPS ESTABLISHED BY RULING OF NEW STATE BODY   Prices Range From $3 aton for Mine Runin District Number 1 to $5.80 a ton for Prepared Sizes in District No.4; Order Specifies the Group in Which Mines Located

ELECTION TICKET GOES TO PRINTERS   American Party Injunction Came to Late Says Secretary of State Mims.

SAYS INJUNCTION . CAME T00 LATE   State Printer Mails Ou Ballots .—

TUESDAY AT THE MINES   ANTHRACITE WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ARE IN CRITICAL STAGE

CRUCIAL POINT . * WITH MINER‘   Anthracite “Men Modify _ De. mands—Insist Upon. Universal S$ Hour Dav. ¢

" PXTE_OF NEGOTIATIONS *: : PESTS WITH.OPERATORS                Hoard Coal: Miners ‘Say. They. Have -o Madified Demands .to Limit. -

AMERICAN OIL, GOMPANIES IN MEXICO READY   Witd Scramble to Resume. Develop ment Expected Next Week When { Drilling New Wells Begin.

ENPECT BOOM If DRILLING OF OIL WELLS IN MEXICE   American Oil Companies Are Ex pected to Apply for Permits By Next Week.   EVENTS WATCHED CLOSELY   Demand for Oil and International Competition Are Factors in the Situation.

NE COMPANIES ARE READY 10 RESUMI   American Companica Expected ts Soon Henew Developments in Tampico Field.

WILD SCRAMBLE FOR HERICAN OfL LANDS I$ EXPECTED S00}   BRITISH COALPANIES HAVE STARY ON AMERICANS—RACH IS WATCHED WITH IN TEREST. 

AMERICAN COMPABIES WEL. BEGIN DRILLING OL WELLS IN REXICO ON LARGE SCALE

EXPEGT Ut  POR MERICAN DIL WELL PERMITS   American Companies Likely To Take Advantage of  Carranza’s Decree

NEW OIL WELLS TO BE OPENED BY AMERICANS   Carranza Decree Is Expect. ed to Cause Rush Into Tampico District   EXTENSIVE “WILDCAT” SPECULATION LIKELY   WORKERS BELIEVED IMMIN. ENT ON DEVELOPMENT O} NEW FIELDS.  Yvon INFLUX OF AMERICAS

LON HOST ~ TOWUSTIGES      SUPREME. COURT ADJOURNS AFTER CONVENING, aun % TIL TOMORROW...

SUPREME COURT BACK FROM SUMMER RECESS   Justices Pay Annual Visit t President Wilson.

WILGON GREETS SUPREME COURT   Many: Important Cases to Come Before Telhiuinal

SHPREME COURT DOCKET CROWDED HNTH ANG GASES      Farm Loan Act ‘and ‘Newberr Election to:Comé Before " Histicgs

Government May Ask Landis to Jasne Warrants for Confiscation of Three Cars.

St. Louis Man Charged With Favoritiam, Unfair Treatment and i Pominecring Tactics.

[POSTMASTER IS ACCUSED      St. Louis Man Charged With Favorjidam, Uufair Treatment and *  ee a a

Are Wireless Operators, Long Dead, “Busting in” from 5Spirtt World?

ARE WIRELESS OME ESSAGES SEN ia ‘BY DEAD MEN:   English. Woman T. ells Mar coni- This May Explain ©

DNR MUNK HE FOLD - SOE “WE-WOULD AS SUON eluant . BRIPISH AS GERWANS.       WHAT WAS SAID Wis ‘TO [HPRESS ON SIMS DELICACY OF THE SIPC APHIS,

BENSON DOES» NOT REMEMBER STATEMENT   Will Not Take Oath He Did Not Tell Sims Willing To Fight British. >  PrmwHMoO YP Kr OOM Trym

Admiral Benson Says He Wanted to Impress on Him Delicate Situation.   DOES NOT REMEMBER “WOOL PULLING”? REMARK   Admiral Tells Congress Committee of Instructions Given Squadron Commander.

ADMIRAL BENSON DOES NOT THINK THAT HE SAID IT   That “We Wouid as Soon Fight the British as the Germans,” But Won't Deny It Ender Oath

~~ ae NAVAL OFBICER SAYS HE DOES NOT REMEMBER STRONG WARNING AGAINST BRITISH   FMBARRASSED BY SIMS   Violation of Confidence Makes Ht fn possible for Benson to Agsaitt * Vikit England, He Tell. the Senate entii emanth wanes

ADMIRAL BENSON WARNED SIMS To BE MORE GAREFUI      Did This Becatise There Was a Feeling That Sims Was Giving Too Much Attention to British Shipping Instead ef Protecting Qur Own Shins.

nena We Does Net Think He Mad Remark Whick Has Caused So Much Troukle   ‘MERELY TRIED TO. SHOW DELICACY OF SITTATIAY   Never “Wak an Idea: America Wools p Germany ca] the Great

BENSON THIWKS HE DID NOT SAY IT   ful Beelines fo Swear Under Onth that tte Did Net Say “We Would us Soon PFieht England as

“DONT THINK  SAID IT,” SAYS BENSON   Adniiral Before Senate Tells of the Sims Incident.

Eee ee ee ee gee eT ee eee ea ee er a Te  HENSON CAN'T RECALL ORULR ABOUT BRITISH   Says He Is Not Sure He Said We Would as Soon Fight Britain as Germany   DOESN’T REMEMBER GIVING SIMS WARNING   DECLARES HE HAD ONLY THI BEST INTERESTS OF AMER ICA AT HEART AND WAS NO’ ANTI-BRITISH.

CAN'T RECALL WHORLS SATO —AIWBAL siue   ADMIRAL BENSON SAYS THAT CAUTION WAS URGED REGARDING ENGLAND.

HE GANT REMEMBER   Admiral Benson Doesn't Think it Made Stafement Attributed to  ‘ Jlim hy Sime

ENSON DENIS ‘te CHARGES OF  ADMIRAL SIMME   fe pi i 4 i,  ADVICE GIVEN ‘TO HIM BEFORE  THRE WAR WAS TD CARRY OUT i° “STRICT NEPTRALZTY,   ISIBEFORE SENATE  HINVESTIGATING COM   Ad¥ised Simms Not: To Let Feeling Toward British Lena To Any i : Indiseretion,

BENSON DOESN'T REMEMBER SLAM   Sims’ Charges of Admiral in Pre War Instructions Are Forgotten—Committee Investiaate

U. §. TROOPS MAY LEAVE GERMANY   Attempt is Being Made to Re duce Expenses of Armies aft Ocecination.

AMERICAN TROOPS MAY: BE RECALLED FROM RHINELAND   Suggested in Conference on German Reparations      GERMAN IDEAS IN HARMONY

'100 IN THE FIRST CLASS       New Boys’ Order Will Be Unde Supervision of Scottish Rite . Bodies

SPECTACULAR: PARADE OIF MEMBERS AND INITIATED WAS STAGED   100 IN THE FIRST CLASS   New Boys’ Order Wil! Be Under Supe rvision of Scottish Rite Bodies

ae  ‘Unt In Force-of Two Departat ‘. -Blg Four. Shope Maile: Saturday:

CLASHES BETWEEN REDS AND REBELS REPORTED IN THE STREETS OF MOSCOW

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN 12 RUSS DISTRICTS   Anti-Bolshevik Uprisings Re ported in Progress in Russia, With Street Fighting.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN RUSSIAN CITIES   REMORS OF ANTI-ROLSHEVIN UP RISINGS FILTER THROUGH  SM" Besa PIE

MARTIAL LAW IN RUSS CITIES   Reports Say Reds and Rebels Are , Fighting in Streets of Moscow.

FUTURE HOME FOR EX-KAISER   HE MAY BE CONFINED TO PRIVATE SANITARIUM FOR INSANE,

VIERICK URGES — ‘HARDINGS. CAUSE         HYPHENATED AMERICAN WHOSI PAPER WAS $UPPRESSED DURING WAR SPEAKS —   HEARST ALSOOPPOSES GOX

ViERICK URGES HARDINGS GAUSE   HYPHENATED AMERICAN WHOSE PAPER WAS SUPPRESSED DURING WAR SPEAKS   HEARST ALSO OPPOSES COX

WAR-TIME LAWS ~ "ARE. REPEALED BY. “"* TAWIMOUS VOTE   House Adopts Resolutions o! Volstead.

VOTE TO REPEAL WAR-TIME LAWS   House Adopts Volstead Resolu tion Unanimously After 2 Hours’ Debate.

WAR TICE STATUTES MOSTLY SEPESLE:   Congress Excmpts the Treding With the Enemy and War  Vinence Measures

P WAR MEASURES QTED BY HOUSE   jolstead Resolution For That Purpose Is Finally Adopted   REPEAL OF LEVER FOOD CONTROL ACT IS VOTED   Measure Practically Identical witl One Vetoed By President Wilson

ARTIME LAWS ARE REPEALEL   Heuse Adopts Volstead Resolution Amendment Includes WellKuown Foed Control Weasure.

REPEAL OF WARTIME LAWS _ UNANIMOUS VOTE OF HOUSE   Lever Food Control Act Included. Measure Identical With One Passed by Last Session and Vetoed.

HOUSE VOTES RESCINDING OF WAR TIME LAWS   Measure, Once Vetoed by Wilson, Passed Again by G. O. P. Congress.

HOUSE Pasar BILL ENDING WAR LAWS: CEVERAY EYCEPTEL   War Finance Corporation and Trading With Enemy Act Are Not included.   SAME AS ONE WILSON VETOED.   Weuld Make Acts in Force During the War Inoperative On Date Effective.

WAR-TIME LAWS REPEAL VOTED BY THE HOUSE   t  ‘Yolstead Resolution Carries by ; Large Margin After Two  i Hours Dehate

None Oppose Passage of Vel. stead Resolutlon—323 Recorded Favorably. °   TRADING WITH ENEMY.” CLAUSE Is EXEWPTED   Measure is Practically tées.  tical With That Veloed by’ Beanidan? Wilene

REPEAL WAR TIME LAWS FAVORED BY THE LOWER HOUSE   “TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ACT” EXEMPTED IN RESOLUTION   Measure Adopted Almost the Same ae the Bill Vetoed by President Wilson During Last Session of Congress

VOTE TO REPEAL WAR TIME LAWS   Volstead Resolution is Adopted by House   IS PRACTICALLY SAME   As ‘that Passed by Congress Just Before Adjournment of Last Session and Vetoed by President Wilson — One of First Steps to Redeem Campaign Pledges

FOOD CONTROL ACT INCLUDEB IN REPEAL   PASS IMMIGRATION ACT   Year Restriction Now Goes To Senate “or Consideration

HOUSE VOTES FOR REPEAL OF MOST OF WAR TIME LAW:   j/OTE WAS UNANIMOUS—LEVER FOOD CONTROL ACT AMONG LAWS TO BE REPEALEO-—THE MEASURE NOW GOES TO THE  ae es

Volstead Resolution Is Adopted After Two Hours Debate; Lever Food Control Measure Is Included; Unanimous VoteIs Recorded;  Bland, of Indiana, Presents Amendment   IMMIGRATION BILL IS PASSED

WARTIME LAW "REPEAL VOTED   iH  iHouse Adopts Volstead Resolution by Unanimous Vote After  { Two Hours of Debate    GOES TO SENATE NOW   Trading With Enemy Act Only I:   Exempted From Repeal! by the Resolution

RESOLUTION QUPPORTED BY EVthY MEMBER   Vote Is Unanimous to Abrogate Nearly All Measures Adopted to Protect Country During Hostilities.   LEVER FOOD CONTROL ACT SLATED TO DIE   Measure Now Goes to the enate; Is One of the First G. 0. P. Campaign Pledaes to Be Fulfilled. —

Extra   WAR-TIME LAWS ARE REPEALED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   House ‘Adopts Resolutions of Be Volstead. *.   INCLUDES LEVER. ACT   Amendment at Last ‘Minute Includes Well-Known Food Control Measure.”

HOUSE VOTES TO KILL WAR LAWS; ~ BILL TO SENATE      Lever F ood Control ‘Act . Among Laws to Be ‘Repealed.

REPEAL OF Mal OF WARTIME LAWS VOTED BY HOUSE   Volstead Resolution for Tha Purpose Adopted After Two Hours Debate.   AMENDMENT INCLUDING FOOD CONTROL ACCEPTED   Now Goes to Senate With Only Trading With Enemy, Wat Finance Corporation and Measures Dealing With Lib. erty-Victory Bonds Exempt

VOTES TO REPEAL WAR TIME LAWS   House Exempts Several Acts From the List,

House Repeals War Time Laws of Nation Excepting Enemy Act and War Finance   Lever Food Control Act Is In cluded Before Final Vote Is Taken.

HOUSE VOTES REPEAL OF WAR TIME LEGISLATION   “Accepts Amendment Approving Inclusion of Lever Food Control Act in List for Discard

HOUSE REPEALS WAR TIME LAWS   TRADING WITH ENEMY, WAR FINANCE AND LIBERTY BOND ACTS ARE NOT INCLUDED.

VOTED BY HOUSE   None Oppose Passage of Volstead Resolution—323 Recorded Favorably,   TRADING WITH ENEMY CLAUSE IS EXEMPTED   Measure is Practically Iden. tical With That Vetoed by President Wilsan.

LEGISLATION OF WAR TIME TO BE REPEALED   According to Tenner of Bill Passud by the House in Yesterdays Session.

VOTE REPEAL OF WAR TIME LAWS   House Adopts Volstedad Resolu: tion After Two Hours of Debate

HOUSE REPEALS WAR MEASURES   Unanimously Votes to Ene Emergency Measures,   LEVER LAW IS INCLUDED   Food Control Act is Added by Amendment Before Fnal Action—Now Gces to Senate,

REPEAL OF MOST WAR " TIME LAWS IS VOTED   Republicans Claim it Is First Step in Redeeming . Caemneien Plodaop_   Threat To Take Gver The Mines

REPEAL OF WAR LAWS, Bb VOTED       Mexsung : Now. Goes to Senite for Final Adoption—Fulfills G. QO. P. Party Plank

HOUSE VOTES 10 KILL WAR LRAISLA TIAN   Volstead Resolution is Passed by Vote. of . - 599 tn f)   SENATE FOR FARM BILL   ‘Adopt Resolution " Reviving : War Finance Cor Seeds

FARMS AT AUCTION   ‘SWAIN FARMS SOLD TO HIGHEST -BIDDERS .      HEIRS GET ALL THEIR-PROPERTIES   Long Litigation Closed . by. ‘Sale of ‘Farms té Highest. Bidder to Close \ffairs of Estate.y-All Three. Farms ‘Bring Good. Prices at Sale,

FARMS AT AUCTION   SWAIN FARMS SOLD TO HIGHEST , BIDDERS   HEIRS GET ALL THEIR PROPERTIES”   rae . Long Litigation Closed by !8ale of Farms té Highest Bidder to Cloge . Affairs of Eatate.~All Three Farms Bring Good Prices at Sale.

EMPLE OF JUSTICE RATHER THAN WORLD ARMED CAMP OF WAF   Harding Draws Pictures ef Two Plans for World Peace.

HARDING SUGGESTS FAULT   Favoritism in Handling of Cars Leads to Idleness

SCHIFF MILLIONS AID CHARITY   Bequests Left Total $1,300,000, Ac cording to Will Filed in Surrogate Court.

SCHIFF WILL AID TO CHARITY   New York Banker Leaves $1,300,000 to Charitable Institutions.

WHISKEY SEIZED IN NEW YORK HARBOE   More Was Shipped For Transpor tation to Cuba Than Boats Could Garry.

BIG WHISKEY SEIZURE   $3.000.000 .Worth Confiscated bi Federal Agents in New York.

$3,000,000 WORTH OF WHISKEY CONFISCATED   ¥ederal Agents Scize Large Cargo of  Liquor Destined for Cuba,

AEAIGAN ARM NW HOY GATT NEAR TAMP ICI   "EDERAL COMMANDER SAID 1 BE IN PRECARIOUS POSITION; BEING REINFOR@ED.

BATTLING FOR   OUL FIELDS   All Available Troops Are Being Rushed From. Adjacent States

Government General Ther Said to Be in Critical Posi tion—Military Activity i1 Several Sections.  65 LEGISLATORS DROPPED AT CAPITAI  Number Includes) 13 Sen ators and 32 Deputie ‘Who Showed Sympath: With .General Obregon.

Mexican Federals and Rebal Forces Engage in Conflict Around Great Oil Fields   Federal Forces Being Rushed fo Aid The Loyal General At Tampico.

TAMPICO OIL FIELDS PRIZE ARMIES COVE]   Revolutionary and Mexican Fed:  eral Forces Reported Battling  -—U. S. Ships to Mexico.

MEXICANS ARE BATTLING FOR OIL DISTRICT   Possession of Tampicc Fields at Stake in Rebel Battles.

PROPERTY Or YANKEES Ih DANGER AS AVOUT CROWS   Great Petroleum Area  Scene of Federal and Rebel Clash   AMERICAN ATTITUDE IS STILL UNCHANGED   Additional U. S. Troops Are Sent to Strengthen Border Patrol

REBEL FORGE AND FEDERALS BATTLE IN TAMPICO FIELD   Many More Officers and Men Join Anti-Carranza Movement—Mexican Garrison  Of State Is Menaced.

FEDERAL ARMY BEING BEATEN CAPITAL HEARS   Carranza Rushes All Available Troops to Help His. .General   AMERICAN CRUISERS SAILING TO PORTS   Shipment of Army Transport Wagons Passes Over Texas Border

RIVAL ARMIES FIGHT 10 SECURE TAMPICO FIELDS   Federals and Rebels Seek Possession of Oil  Fields

COX CLOSE TO LIQUOR MEN,   Taft Says he Has Aligned Himself With Wet Interests.

Mihtery Party In China Capitulates   Peace Yorms Offered by Leader of the Milflary Faction Comnuuticated to the Chi Li Faction.

Military Party In .. ~ .° China Canitulates   Pes ico Terms Olfered by Leader of the. Military Faction Comniunicated.te the Chi Li Faction, ,

ARMY OFFICERS WILL MATCH,  WITS AT CHESS WIE PRODIGY WEST POINT, N. ¥., Nov. 10.—

20 PROFESSORS TO . PLAY CHESS WITH YOUTHFUL POLE   Army Officers of the Military _ Academy at West Point Will Try to Win from: 15-Year Chess Wizard Recently Ar - gtyed in: Thies Country. *

TWENTY TO ONE,   West Point Officers to Try to Beat  lt4lo Pikkace  art

GRUNAY RELEASED   Leader of Switchmens' Strike Exnected to Call Off Watk-out

GRUNAU IS BACK'IN' . CHICAGO ONCE MORE      ‘Reportell ‘He Would’ ld Avrange. ‘Second Meeting: of Men. To End “f ! Switchmen's Strife * °

STRIKE MAY he BECALLEDOFF  BY GRUNAU   Radical Leader is Back iu Chicage Today, Freed From Jail on’ TRond.

FR em ee  WARFARE RESUMED BY RUSSIANS INTHE NEW DRIVE AGAINST POLES   Dffensive Starts Despite . Pending Peace N egotiation: Between Two Countries—Fighting Reported On Southwestern End of Battle Line.

IBLE OVEH COAT    “Jugo Slavs Arey Stopping ‘Train “Hn Raute ta Bndgaria.

TWO MEN IN A BURNING MINE   Rescue Crew Rushed Krom Berke lev, Cal... To Copperopoli«.

GOVERNOR COX — ~ ARRIVED HOME   Bases His Contidence in Vietury Ud. on “Grent Moral Issne”

Pinte dada  WL KEEP ITS WORLN PLEDE   Democratic Candidate Ex presses Greatest Confidence in People. .   GET ENCOURAGING REPORTS   Western Campaign Managers Aver League Fever Is Spreadina Rapidly.

Democratic Nominee, Home From Last Meeting at Dayte Greeted by Cheering Messages From Supporters™Goes : With Wife to Cast Ballot.

Sonein-Law with 300 Followers Es capes from Orizba and Goes to Aid of Beleagured Executive   LACK OF FOOD AND WATER RENDERS EASY DEFEAT OF LOYAL SOLDIERS

CARRANZA SOUGHT   governor of Vera Cruz Racing Thru Mountains   FEDERAL TROOPS DEFEATED   Revolutionists Take 3,500 Prisoners and Machine Sune

SON-IN-LAW OF DEPOSED CHIEF MAKES ESCAPE   Rebels Make Vigorous At tempt to Capture Carranza.

AGUILAR FEEES JAIL; SEEKS TO JOIN CARRANZ/   Vera Cruz Governor. With  F ollowers Escape Revoae. gkveue wk

Aguilar Mz Makes His Escape From Rebels          Son-in-Law of President Carranza Es ‘capes and Trying to Join Carranzi  im tho Mountains.

GOVERNOR OF VERA  ~ CRUZ TRIES TO JOIN FATHER-IN-LAW IN MOUNTAINS.  -——   BTA AN BARBRA TO  Deposed President Eludes Pursuers — Gen. Calles Prepares for Southward  farch to Mexico City weed be In ann Nhaw

BELIEVED AGUILAR TRYING 10 JOIN CEN. GARRANZA   Made His Escape’ Last Night With _ About 300 Followers—Vigorous Doroant af Carranza.

AGUILAR ESCAPES IMINS GARRANZE   Morale of Fugitive Chief’ Troops Believed to Be Ww.

Rebels Capture Tampico Without Bloodshed; Hills  Are Combed for Carranza   © 000 Carranzistas Captured.

CARRANZA [IS BEING PURSUED   Lack of Food and Water Made Defeat of His Force an Easy Task.   SON-IN-LAW ESCAPES FROM REBELS’ HANDS   General Obregon is Only Remaining Candidate for the Presidency.

ENTIRE CABINET MADE PRISONERS; TAMPICO SEIZED   Revolutionists In Hot Pursuit Of Mexican Presdent.

SON-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT Ho ESCAPED ENEMY   With 300 Followers He Breaks Through Lines to Join Ousted Executive   STORY OF CARRANZA’S_. LAST STAND IS TOLD   Morale of Soldiers Breaks When Food and Water Becomes Scarce

AGUILAR ESCAPES FROM REVEL GAPTORS AND {9 RETURNING TO CARRAN?   PURSUIT OF CARRANZA BEING VIGOROUSLD PUSHED BY THE REVOLUTIONIESTS,

AGUILAR ESCAPES THRU REBEL LINES   General Reported to Be on Way to Join Father-in-Law; Pursuit of Carranza Being Pushed.

CARRANZA'S AID FLEES   Gen. Aguilar Escapes From Rebels in Mexico.   Pursult of Fugitive Preafdent Contin ues—All Members of Cabinet Captured.

LOAN MOUNTS IN IRELAND   Dai! Eireann National Fund Now Amounts to 1,500,000 Sterling.

TAlRTY-FOUS HERE REOPONEED 10 CAL   Most Telling Effect of Strike of Railway Clerks is Felt by Traveling Public, Who Must Go Without Baggage.

ASK OUSTING OF HEADS _ OF SOCIETY OF EQUITY   BADGERS UP IN ARMS OVER MAN AGEMENT: OF ORGANIZATION— NEW OFFICIALS NAMED.

James Clemons Is Amon; Those Whose Resignation: Are Requested by Anti Tittemore Forces at Re cent Conference.   WANTS COMPLETE INVESTIGATION OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

a oe NU la hy Mie aha NR abate tly eva atl  ORTECTED TO WIFE'S VOTE.

KANSAS WOMAN CONFESSES KILLING HER BROTHER-IN-LAW AND SISTER: FLY POISON WAS PLACED IN COFFEE

HELPED HIG AUNT MURDER PARENTS SAYS KANSAS BD}   Lee Bunch and Stella Hyman of Salina Admit Double  Killing.   WANTED TO GET MARRIED

SON ADMITS HELPING GIRL KILL PARENTS   Tels of Clanniog to Poison Maven: When The Refuse to Permit ° age tu Aunt.

STRIKE LEADERS PLACED ON TRIA   Two Methodist Ministers in Roster  , of Men Accused of Sedition in Winnipeg Labor Tie-Up; AlieMs Not Seen in Strike Leadership.

MORE LEADERS UFSTAIKE Fle THE COURT TODA   Seven Canadians May Pay for Part in Winnipeg Walkout

REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE   Burton Minner, Now Driving in Germany the Same Team of Mules With Which He Farmed in Mills County.

HUN OFFICERS © WON'T GIVE UP WAR CULPRITS   German Offer to Held Trial In Some Neutral Country May Provide Satisfactory Compromise

ACOMPROMISE — . TO BE PROPOSED  BY THE GERMANS   ARMY AND NAVY WILL OPPOSE SURRENDER OF THEIR CHIEFS.   ALLIES MAY YIELD TO SOFTER METHODS

GERM NY EXPECTED TO OFFER OWN TRIAL OF WAX CULPRITS   serman Government Sald to Hope fe Compromise on List by Gnaranteeing Own Punisinment.

GERMANY WOULD. PUNISH CULPRITS IN HER OWN WAY   Premiers of German States and Convention of Socialists will Disouss_ Allies’ Demands on Monday.   PRESS OPINIONS

HARDING FLAYS THE LEAGUE IN EVERY SPEECH   Kansas Wheat Belt Hears the Issue Is the Covenant or the Constitution.

WEST 18 OPPOSED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Great Audiences Uprearously Ap plaud Harding's Denunciation of Wilson's Pact.

: Li  WENTBELT   WAS GIVEN AN ENTHUSIASTIC UREETING AT THE KANSAS CHS) MEEPING FRIDAY   HARDING S4¥8 THE ISSUE IS THE COVENANT OR THE COASTITUTPIGSN ©

FOCH MAKES REPORT   Allied Conference on German Disarma ment to Bo Cafled,

A Savings Bank Treasurer Arrested   Willi Bush, Secretary. -Treasurer of ‘Wibniagton Savings Fond: Society. Charged With Embezzlement. =~

CHARGES WALL STREET CONTROLS FARM BODIES   Federation of Farm Bureaus and National Grange Among Organizations Accused

ALLEGED FARMER SHARPLY REBUKEL BY U.9, SENATOR   Benjamin C. Marsh Appears in Opposition to Sale of Government Owned Ships To Private Interests.

Townley Tool Tries Rough Stuff in  mm m4   Senate Committee and Gets in Wrong

FARMERS’ ENVOY GETS “PARKING’   Representative of Farmers  National Council in Duel : With Solons.

SENATORS GRILL A FARMER   Tere Upes Oregee Mas Whe Ciritieigee Seme ef Geveramest’s  a ~++AS.— se 8...

Townley Tool Tries Rough Stuff: in   Senate Committee and Gets in Wrongs

SENATORS. ANGRY  AT REPLIES OF — ~ FARMER’S AGENT   CHARGES WALL. (STREET CON.

PURCHASING AGENTS CEE LAWER PRICES      PREDICT GRADUAL DECLINE UN. TIL NEXT SPRING THEN PRICES BE NORMAL

GRADUAL DROP IN PRICES SEE   UNITED ‘STATES “AD CANADI AN PURCHASING AGENTS: COMPARE NOTES.

WELTY PREDICTS FT. WAYNE ROUTE   Chief of Engineers Will No Make His Report Until Next December   MEETING AT CINCINNATI   Henry. Ford Promises to Aid Barge Canai Project With $10,000

MAY LOCATE PAPER MILLS IN MONTANA      Conditions Are Descriebd A: Favorable for Establishment of That Industry. ~

SIC ee, errr:  Saeeeatnsnender mtn  Guard Suicided — Coroner’s Verdict

TAXATION SCHEMES BEFORE ASSEMBLY: OFFER MANY PLANS   Propose “Additional Tax Of Ten Percent On Admission Fees To Amusements   RAISE EMPLOYES PAY   Plan To Give All State Employes Receiving Less Than 82000 Greater Pay

NEW TAX IDEAS DN SALARIES 18 BEFORE SOLANS   10 Per Cent Additional Tax  for Amusements Sug: gested

LEAGUE IS NOT THE ISSUE.   Parley P. Christensen Says It Cuts  Small biuenea

Bee se eer a mel oa aE  Farmer-Labor Candidate Has a Word To Say

ORGANIZE SOVIETS IN RHENISH TOWNS   ey og REGIME SAID TO HAV sa EEN 1 LAUNCHED IN   STATE OF SIEGE IN BERLIN   Capital Apparently Returning t More Normal Conditions— Concede to Workers

TONY-PANDY   Seene of ‘Trouble Early In ' British Coal Strike. .

SOUTH WALES 1S SCENE OF A“RED FLAG’ DEMONSTRATION   Young Colliers Gather at Midnight and Begin Singing Soviet Songs When Police Interfere  and Some Stone-Throwing Ensues.

IRISH POLICE. HOUSES BURN   Reign of Terror Gripping Ireland as Mobs of Masked Men Operate.   MAIL TRAINS LOOTED AND RECORDS TAKEN

STEAMER LOST ON WEST COAST   San Mateo Goes to Pieces on Break water; Vessel and Cargo Complete Loss; All Saved.

us THOUSAND KILLED SINCE REVOLT OPENED   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WILL NOT CHANGE MEETING SPOT   4  Situation in Mining Districts Is   ‘Reported to Continue 8erious Today.   STORM TO BREAK SHORTLY   Will Come When J Assembly Takes Up Question of Amnesty for Revolt Leaders.   Itailroad ‘Lratie Wed Us,

-HAZERS ‘LOCK ‘GIR. IN ROOM,   Trying to: Escape She, Falls ‘Three Stories and’ May be. ‘Crippled for Life.

SUFFRAGE PASSES  IN WEST VA,   Senator Bloch Breaks Deadlock 1 by Deciding Vote   MEASURE PASSES 15 TO 14   Two More States Need to Ratify To Lenalize Women Voters

WEST VIRGINIA OATH TO RATIFY   CROSS-COUNTRY TRIP OF SENATOR BLOCH WINS FOR SUFFRAGISTS

100 GUARDS ENFORCE SMALLPOX QUARANTINE IN EAST CHICAGO   (Re Tinited Preas.)

WILL ENFORCE -I1   Armed Guards Patrol East Chicago to..Enforce. the Smallpox .Quarantine

POLICE GUARDING SMALL POX AREA IN EAST CHICAGO   QUARANTINE FOLLOWS BREAK ING OUT OF 745 CASES; MAY CLOSE STEEL MILLS

SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT IN E. CHICAGO   STRICT QUARANTINE REGULA TIONS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED TO PREVENT SPREAD

‘Armed Guards Patrol Streets To En. ‘ force Quarantine Established After  Qutbreak of 74 Cases of Small Pox . Among Mill Workers.

THIS COUNTY TO ~~ GET $60,000 AID FOR GOOD ROADS   HIGHWAY BOARD DECIDES ON GENERAL DMPROVEMENT   Wil Give Financial Aid to Counties That Have Not Voted Bond Issues For Roads.

ATTEMPTING TO PUT COUNTY ROAD MONEY TO WORK IN STATE   Some Counties Have Already Voted Their Bonds and Projects Approved.   HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT IS DISTRIBUTING THE MONEY   Circular Is Being Sent to Coun ties Regarding the Road Fund of $60,000.

IRIN HEPRIGALS IN UNITED STATES   British Embassy Will Notif State Department of the Threat Received.

KILL 3 ENGLISH INU. S. FOR EACH ~~ IRISH MURDER   Threat of Reprisals.: te Be Taken Here for  Outrages in Ireland.

WARNING FROM AMERICAN TO SECRETARY FOR IRELAND   ForEvery Person KilledOver There in Reprisals Three Unnaturalized Englishmen Here Will Pay Penalty,

IRISH.  IRISH_THREATEN ~ REPRISALS HERE    Letter Sent British Govern; ment Threatening English men in United States

IRISH REPRISALS AGAINST BRITISH INU. 3. PLOTTED   English Embassy Makes Publi Letter Received From New York From “Amalgamated Societies.”

IRISH SOCIETY — _ SENDS THREAT: ~ OF REPRISALS   DOCUMENT SENT 70: BRITISI . EMBASSY IS SIGNED: BY . 0’ CONNOR.   3 ENGLISH FOR AN IRISH   Authorities Told . That: Men of Irish “Blood and Their Sympathizers Will See that Three: ‘Englishmen Pay The Penalty for Every. Man Killed  - by Cowardly British Soldiers:

IRISH REPRISALS IN UNITED STATES   BRITISH EMBASSY NOTIFIES STATE DEPARTMENT OF THREAT RECEIVED

ENGLISH IN UL. &. ARE THREATENEL   BritishEmbassy Announces Receipt of Threat of Reprisals. Against Britains in ‘This Country... ,

BRITISH HERE THREATENED      American Message Becta ing Re-, ~  yee Mi cee os te S.C.

Kill Three Brits Fog Every Irishman 4 Dead. c   WARN EMBASSY   WY AAINIUN EAVEIDSAOWO a ©  Alleged Societies Say; Murder Era Will Start Here. { 

LEGION ASKS PRESIDENT 10 DISMISS POST   Committee Presents Request To  ten Be  White House Tuesday   Assistant Secretary of Labor Still Under Heavy Fire.

American ‘Legion  After Mr. Posi   Reedmmend Dismissal From Office of Assistant Secretary of Libor Post,

DISMISSAL OF POST REQUESTED BY LEGION   Charge Obstruction of Depor tation Machinery,

LEGION DEMANDS POST BE OUSTED   ex-Fighters Charge Assistant Labor: Secretary Obstructs “Deportation Laws. *

AMERICAN LEGION WANTS LOUIS POST QISRNSSER FRAM FENERA) SFRYI   RECOMMENDATIONS LAID BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT BY LEGION COMMITTER.

DISMISS POST, LEGION ASKS   Formal Request PlacedBefore Wilson.   FEDERAL OFFICIAL’S   RECORD.IS ASSAILED   Interfered With Deporta. tionof Aliens. - —

Wants Investigation Made Sc That Soldiers’ Matters  Get Attention.   GALBRAITH IS COMMANDER   Elected on Second Ballot After Two Opponents Asked \_ Unanimous Vote,

DISMISSAL OF + POST ASKED BY LEGION   Charges Made Phat He ig ObsiructIng Deportation of Enemies.

ics Onn ne Cn ee ae eal i a Tt il a a an Ni atin a te ed alin lla hiatal a at  AMERICAN LEGION ASKS TO HAVE LOUIS POST FIRED

AMERICAN LEGION ASKS PRESIDENT TO REMOVE POST   Formal Request Made by Committee That Investi rr: ners Se fee ce, Pens

LEGION WANTS POST GUT AS’ SECRETARY   New National Exeentive Body Charges Obstruction of the Enforcement of Alien Laws.

LEGION DEMANNS   Veterans of World:War Reques' Dismissal of Assistant La. . bor Secretary

WILSON ASKED TC  OUST POST   American Legion Demands As. sistant Secretary’s Removal   ACTION FOLLOWS PROBE    Policy in Deportation of Aliens  Biven As Cause

QUSTER OF POST ASHED BY LEGION   Charges He Obstructs  Deportation     DNDNHDARATTY TITIAN NATATA OT   BRAND HIM MENACE   Directs New Head Tc Take First Steps

LESION WANTS LEWIS POST  DISMISSED   Wx-Service Men Wants Offi. cial Who Blocked Deportation of Aliens Fired.

DEMANGES          American Legion Exec Committee Declares Assis tant Secretary Louia ¥.P Menace to Country.            FEDERAL BUREAU FOR::. SOLDIERS 1S SCOF   Legion Wants to Know ) Bureau for Soldiers’’ J  Has Failed to Functio T+ GhanlsA

COMMITTEE OF AMER‘ ICAN LEGION SUB. MITS. REQUEST TO NAH PRECINEN’N.   Conduct With ‘Reference to the’ Deportation of - aaliens Basis: for. the :' Legton’s Action:

14%      By JE CONANT & CO .._ Auctioneers OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS

HARDING KEEPS UP SILENCE ON CAMPAIGN FUND   Lets Hays and Upham Do All of the Talking for the Party

HARDING REFUSES TO TALK OF FUND   May Have’ Something to Say After Hays and Upham Testify.   WILL MEET GOVERNORS   No Speaking Dates Until Oct. 1 Except at State Fair in Minnesota,

HARDING SILENT (IN COX CHARGES   G. 0. P. Leader Is Preparing for  Speeches in Heat of   “Campaign.

Set Upon By. ‘Prisoners’  Jail: ‘Where He Was Held Fe ua tae hin ee:

OY QFFIGER, JAILED FOR MURDER, 15 ATTAGKED ot PRISONERS IN ‘BILL PEN

PRISONERS BEAT AND SCALD DRY AGENT IN CELI   “BULL PEN” AT SPRINGFIELD, ILL.. PUT IN UPROAR WHEN IN. MATES TURN ON NEWCOMER

PROHIBITION OFFICER IS BADLY BEATEN   =. Glenn Young Beaten By Number o Federal Prisoners at Springfield Ilinois

PICKETERS ARE HELD IN $1,000   Four Taken Before British Embassy Plead “Not Guilty.”   WILL BE GIVEN  HEARING MONDAY

WOMEN PICKETS ARE RELEASED ON BAN   Charge of Menacitig British Rep" resentatives Placed Against -The Four Women.

FOUR PICKETS - GIVEN HEARING   ADMITTED TO $1000 BAIT FOR HEARING MONDAY IN WASHINGTON.

AIR PLANES DEFY COPS IN CAPITOL   PROPAGANDA RAINED UPON BRIT ISH EW BASSY FROM PLANE WHEN POLICE ARREST PICKETS

TO THY TRIS PIoKeTS:   Arrested on Charge’ of Violating : Bedernl ‘Stntuteg oc-

WOMEN PICKETS _ ARE UNDER BOND   ENTER PLEAS OF NOT GUIL TY WHEN ARRAIGN.ED TODAY.

FIGHT BANDITS, 3 ARE KILLED   TWO SUSPECTED ROBBERS OF. CANADIAN TRAIN MAKE THEIR ‘ESCAPE ae

ROCKER GIVES PLACE TO ACTORS   Jazz Kings, Shimmy Artists and Movie Actors Take a Look at   SENATOR HARDING   Visited His Front Porch Today—Charles Evans Hughes Came Along

Theatrical Group 30 Strong Calls on Republican Presidential Candidate.   CHARLES EVANS HUGHES TALKS WITH NOMINEE   Senator Leaves Campaigt Fund Tangle Up to His feeDi ata Managers,

MOVIE STARS CALL ON HARDING   ARE MEMBERS OF THE HARDING COOLIDGE THEATRICAL Pada

City Headquarters For General D’Es. perey With 16,000 French Troops. Also Many British and Italians.

CAPITAL Of TURKS 15 UGGUPIEL   CONSTANTINOPLE HAS ACTUAL, LY BEEN OCCUPIED BY AL. LIED TROOPS UNDER A_ PRO. VISION OF THE ARMISTICE,   PETIT PARISIENNE NEWSPA. PER SAYS THAT CITY IS THE HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL DESPEREY.

ALLIED ARMY HOLDS CONSTANTINGPLE UNDER GUARD.   Large Force of French Troops As Well As English and -ltalians Are There

“STILL & W BNAE DANGER OF RIOTING      Occupation by Allies’ Unde Terms of the Peace Treaty Accomplished.—French . Tc  Send Reinforcements to ’Ar . # aioe 604A Bata   DEFINITE NEWS IS LACKING   Turk Actions : ns : Made This Step by Allies Necessary.

ALLIED TROOPS NOW OCCUPYING CONSTANTINOPLE   Sacred City of the Turk Is Pretty Well Guarded by Soldiery of Foreign Nations.

FAIR PRIGE LIST ISSUED FOR CLOTHING   331-3 Per Cent Profit Allowed in Most Cases,

PFEIFFER ANNOUNCES PROFITS ALLOWEL   Issues Fair Price List for Cloth ng in This State,

FRANCE WANTo NO CHARITY IN SETTLEMENT   BUT DOES HOPE FOR TIME IN WHICH TO BREATHE AND RECOVER STRENGTH   Premier Millerand Asks Associated, Press To Place the Facts  Before the World 

FRANCE NOT ASKING CHARITY.   Pleading Osly for a lAttle Time ina Which to Pay Debts.

FRANCE READY TO BACK HER CREDIT SITUATION   Time To Recover From War Is All That Is Desived,. Premier Millerand Declares

CLOSE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN FRANCE AND U. 8. MUST CONTINU   Declares French Premier in Interview With Associated Press Representative

FRENCH)PREMIER. ASKS PATIENCE BY. U.S. BANKERS   Says France Must Have ' “Breathing Spell” After War.

France Doesn't Want the U.S Loan Canceled. +   Premier Millerand Declares Matior! Only Wante Breathing Spell afte,  Exhausting War.

FRANCE DOEON  REQUEST DEBTS CANCELLED otYs  M. MLLERANE   CLOSE FRIENDSHIP IS BURDEN OF HIS PLE:   To Pay at Present, Under Existing Low Exchange Rates, Would Add Additanal Rurden on Country,

FRENCH SAY THEY DON'T ASK CHARIT'   France Doesn't Want the UJ. S. Loan Cancelied,   ‘Premier Millerand Declares Nation Only Wants Breathing Spell After Exhausting War.

NOT ASKING CHARITY   France Doesn’t Want the U. S. Loan Cancelled.   Premier Millerand Declarce Nattor " Only Wants Breathing Spell After : Exhausting War.

CHARITY NOT WANTED   PREMIER SAYS FRANCE ONLY ASKS BREATHING SPELL.   Government Doesn't Intend to Ask for Cancellation of the U. S. War Loan.

RANGE INTENDS TO PAY DEBTS: ASKS FOR TIME   Premier Millerand Says Hi Country is Not Bidding : for Charity.   RELATIONS WITH AMERICA

DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM IS TC HAVE ‘SLIGHTLY MOIST’ PLANK 0.K.WILSON’S LEAGUE PROPOSAt   Administration Chiefs in San Francisco Declare Pro hibition Issue Handled to Insure for Per sonal Liberty and Against “Vexati ous Interferences’’.

EXTRA!   ‘SLIGHTLY MOIST” PLANK FOR THE DEMO PLATFORN   DECLARATION OF PERSONAL LIBERTY GIVEN O. K.   PROHIBITION PLANK IS A HALF WAY MEASURE   The Platform Committee Favored the Support of the Constitutional Ammendment But Wants Personal Liberty Etc.

_ DEGRA IS ~SUBNTLY WE   NAME_OF SENATOR OWEN FIRST » £0 BE. PLACED BEFORE DEM. . * OCRATIC CONVENTION,

SUPPORT LAW BUT PERSONAL LIBERTY, T00   Subcommittee Opposed te “Vexatious Interference” of Dry Measure   noT FIGHT IS SEEN   Virginia Plank on League, Approved by Wilson, is to be Submitted

PERSONAL LIBERTY PLANK AGREED ON BY SUB COMMITTEE   [It Will Be ‘‘Slightly Moist’ and Against ‘‘Vexatious Interference.’’   BRYAN TO FIGHT IT TOOTH AND NAIL   League of Nations Plank Agreeable to Wilson is Drafted.

WILSONS VETO OF  VOLSTEAD LAN TO BE WPHELD   NO BONE DRY SUPLORS BUT A PLAY FOR WET VOTE MADE. .  ees Se

PLATFORM AGREED UPON IS CALLED _ “SLIGHTLY MOIST”   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION TO MAKE DECLARATION.   WILSON GETS LEAGUE IDEAS AS OUTLINED   Reported That Sub-Committee of Nine  Will Follow Virginia Platform Almost To the   eee wey 

MOIST PLANK AND WOODROW WILSON LEAGUE   Administration Chiefs Say SubCommittee Has Come to This  Conclusion Anent Democratic Platform.

9 DRAFTING PLATFORM VOTE WEI   Stand Taken for Personal Liberty WithEnforcement ef Eighteenth Amendment— League? roposalof Wilson Indorsed.

Barely Danipened Plank Agreed on by Platforn-Makers; Isstic  Wil’ be Straddled

PLATFORM FORECAST   PROHIBITION PLANK TROBABLY WILL BE MOIST.   Bryan Doesn't Like it af AH and . Win Carry Fiuht te Floor of _ : the Convention, ©

TOFAVOR WET PLANK   SO FAR AS BEER AND LIGHT WINES ARE CONCERNED.   Platform Builders at Frisep at Sea Over Prohibition and League of Nations — Straddle Looked For.

HAVE AGREED ON. LIQUOR PLANK   Democratic Platform Com. mittee Was at Seca.   Members Believe They Will Get Together On Treaty Declaration By Tonight.

PLATFORM 10 CONVENTION TOMORROW   Committee Hopes te Complete Draft in Today’s Session.

PROHIBITION IS MAIN OBSTACLE FOR COMMITTEE   Hope to Report Plat form Sometime on  Thursday

PLATFORM WILL “BE SOWEWAT TAME OPINION   Plank Will Support Prohibition But Will Oppose “Vexa tious interferences”   FULL COMMITTEE T9 PASS UPON PROPOSITION   Belief Expressed THat*‘Slightly Moist” Resolution Might  . Have Chance

DRYS CANNOT GET HOBBY ENDORSED WILSON MEN SAY   Claim Made After Careful Survey Of Convention Line-Up

ADMINISTRATION CHIEFS ASSERTS   League of Nations Plank as Wilson Dictates

A Prohibition Plank” “Slightly  - Moist” and Endorsement of League of Nations without Chanoe Endorsed

WETS WIN FIGHT“ OVER BRYAN: AT. SAN FRANCISCO   Demos Modify Diy Amend ment to Prevent Vexatious Meddling. League Stands As Wilson Would Have It.

ALLIES ASK DUTCH FOR THE SURRENDER OF FORMER KAISEE   Note of Supreme Council Is Sent Hol: land and Duteh Premier Is Reported te Have Held Conference on Proposal—Ac > ee

HOLLAND OFFICIALS DISCUSS SURRENDER OF THE KAISER   Premier and Foreign Minister Hol: Long Conference Following Note from Allies   WILL SUGGEST HE SURRENDER VOLUNTARILY   Acticn Expected Soon on Matter oi Interest to the Entire . World

DUTCH CONFER ON EX-RAISER'S FATE   (Officials Agree To Sugges Voluntary Surrender By Former War Lord

FIRE CHIEF IN A RESCUE   Brooklyn Department Head Save Life of Dennutyv.

GREAT BRITAIN UNDISTURBED ~-BY-HUN ARMY   ‘Lloyd George Says British Do Not Consider Treaty Has Been Violated

Germany Has Not Violated Treaty   In the Opinion of Lloyd George, or Shown Bad Faith in

BRITTON DO-NOT BLAME GERMAN}   Lloyd George Says He Does Not Believe Government  Has Shown Bad Faith.

GERMANY HAS NOT VIOLATED THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES   British Promiecr Considers German Request for a Larger Army as  fieasonable,

LLOYD GEORGE TAKES ISSUE WITH MILLERAND      ays His Government Does Net Can. Has ViotiHes,  sider That German A        ed 'Hrenty of We

PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE OF ENGLAND SEES NO OBJEC. TION TO INCREASING GERMANW’S ARMY   EGYPT WANTS ITS FREEDOM   Delegation From Land of Nile Pre. sents Petition to Premiers for Complete tndependence— Diecuss Turk  i Peace Pact

ROW FOLLOWS: ROW IN TRIAL OF SOCIALIST  _ ASSEMBLYMER   Counsel for Defendant Threaten to Leave Committee Room.   FARCE, HILLQUIT CALLS PROCEEDING   Hearing Postponed Despite Defendants’ Protest.

FIVE SOCIALISTS, COUNSEL THREATEN HEARING WALKOUT   Defense Chief Objects to Mark. ing Documents for Identification, Later to Be Used as Evidence.   POINT IS ALLOWED   Action of Judge Sutherland ir Granting to Demands of Defense, Averts Break  In Loyalty Probe. .

MARY BREAKS. {N ~ SOC T TRIAL   Hearing of Suspended N. Y. Legislators “Develops lense Momedss.

TENSE MINUTE STAGED IN THE ALBANY TRIAL   WALKOUT OF SOCIALISTS BEIN( TRIED FOR DISLOYALTY WAS THREATENED   Morris Hilquitt Insists His Clients Or Trial Have All Usual Rights In Court

Attorney for Suspended ' As. ‘semblymen, object to Com ‘tnittee’ S Decision,   INFER PRESENT TRIAL = TRAVESTY OF JUSTICEE   Hearing Adjourned Until Next . Tuesday Over the Objections of Defendant's s 7 ~~ Counsel. 

TRIAL OF FIVE SOCIALISTS IS AGAIN HELD UP   Postponement Taken at Close of Exciting Session.

Suspended Assemblymen Threaten to Walk Out of Committee Hearing   First Tilt Comes Over Commit. tee Holding Records for Their Examination.

TENSE MOMENTS INN. . REARING   Socialists Threaten to Withdraw on the Demand That Books Be Produced.

THREATEN WALK OUT AT HEARING   Tense Moments at Trial of N. Y. Socialists   POINTS ARE CONCEDED   Morris Hillquit, Defending Suspended Asse m blymen, Threatens to Quit if Books Marked for Identification are Taken from Custody Pefore Being Taken in Evidence.

TERE MOMENTS AT SOCIALIST TRA   Threatened Walk-Out of Defendants and Counsel Averted When Committee Yielded to Hilquitt’s Suggestion,

"WALK QUT” DURING TRIAL THREATENED AY ASSEMBLYMEN   SHARP TITS BETWEEN WV TORNEYS MARK DAY'S HEARING

ADJOURN HEARING OF SOCIALISTS   Hope to Gain Time By - Weeding Out Mass _.. .0f Evidence .  ACCEAMANTQ: °° ORIECT

N.Y. SOCIALISTS THREATEN TO: QUIT HEARING   Claim Committee Not Giving Them Fair Trial   ADJOURN UNTIL TUESDAY

TENSE MOMENTS IN TRIAL.   Defendants and : Counsel a’ Times Ready to Waik Out on Committee.

CHARLES HOEUNTEE DEAD.   id KResident of This County Died Vest@rday at Michizan City.

AUENTER PDEA   Old : Resident or This County Die aan VestCiday au Michigan City.

FAP EMPEROR IS WORSE   Crown Prince Takes Over Dutle: of His Father,

a LE QE LIGHT BEER  LECALIDED By dg   Court Holds’ State Laws. Take Precedence OC ‘ederal

0. K. PUT ON 2.5 BEER BY AUS. JUDGE   Federal Jurist at Milwaukee Says Wisconsin Act Is Legal.   VULPERGER LAW 13 UPHELE   Manufecture and Sale of Alcoholic Severages Will Be Permitted Un. der Terms. of Ruling—Hughes  Asks to File Bricf.

KILLS WIDOW AND SELF; BOTH BURN   Slayer and Victim Are Cre ‘mated; Tragedy is Result of Quarrel

SUGAR PRICES. REACH “LOWEST... - LEVEL OF SEASON   Drop in Centrifugal . Repre isents? 20 Cents, Decline .  Pe ; Seer fet are

COMPANY WILL AID EXPORTS   lo Assist Foreign Trade, Now in Rut   BILLION [S CAPITAL   Bankers, Farmers and Laborers at Meet

BILLION DOLLAR ASSOCIATION WILL BE ABLE TO EXTEND LONGER CREDIT TERMS

100,000,000 EXPORT FIRM 15 (RGANIZEN   Corporation, Which May Increase Capital to Billion, Will Revive Trade   COMMERCE DEADLOCKED. SAYS PAUL WARBURG   LMERICA Mist OBLIGATE HERSELI POR RLADJIUST. MENT, FORMER FEDERAT RESERVE OFFICER ‘THINKS

FORMATION OF me rea MOVING RAPIDLY   7 7 a Will Organize Under Federal Re: serve Act and Edge Law— _ _ See Great Benefits.

BILLION DOLLAR EXPORT PROJECT MOVING RAPIDLY   FARMERS, BANKERS and INDUS TRIAL LEADERS VOTER TO oOfGANTZE CORPORATION  :

BILLION--DOLLAR COMPANY FOR TRADE NEAR  FORMATION   {By Don E. Chamberlain, Unitec __ Press Staff Correspondent.].

BILLION DOLLAR EXPORT COMPANY (5 CERTAINT}   Bankers, Farmers and Indus_ trial Leaders Organize  Under Federal.Act.

NEW CORPORATION ORGANIZED TODAY    John McChugh Named Chair man to Work Out Details _of Oraanization.   TO HELP FOREIGN TRADE.   Finn Noe of Foreign Buyers es Long Credit Is  Now Possible, 4

DOCTORS TU FEFD M’SWINEY   Will Wait; However, Until He Loses Con- . sciousness...   FEAR HE WOULD. DIE IN STRUGGLE

DEATHS Ih FRIN AS. JAILED. MARTYR. INKS   Emerald Isle Disorders . Or Increase Following Bad  News from Brixton

Brixion Prison Physicians Plan to Prolong the Life of MacSwiney; Force Now Would Have Fatal Result:   Disorders in Ireland Increase As Hunger Strikers Grow Weaker: Police Use Bombs, Rifles in Tullow Streets

Food Will Be Administered by Prison Officials When Striker Lapses   HOPE IS PRACTICALLY GIVEN UP BY RELATIVE   IFRICTAL DENTAL IS MADI OF REPORT THAT KIN(¢ GRORGE HAD EXPRESSE!I HOVE OF RELEASE,

OTARVING MAN WILL BE GIVEN FOOD SHORTLY   Prison Doctors Waiting for Cork Mayor to Become Unconscious

TO FEED HIM   Physicians Plan to Feed MacSwiney—Disorders in Ireland Increase

FORCE FOOD 10 M'SWINEY NOW PLANNED   Protests, So Physicians Wait For His Collapse.

D. L. Coaokes  FUNERAL DIRECTO® Arm® EMBALMER '17 North Main Hive. Mt. Pleasant, (ows.   H. D. Eddingifeie

UNSPEAKABLE CRUELTY OF  RUSS BOLSHEVIK TO POLE PRISONERS IS DESCRIBED

BOLSHEVIK REFINED GRUELTY AGAINST POLES   (American Eve-Witness Gives Some Information That is Startling.

CANNOT ALTE THE ECONOMIC. ~~ CONDITIONS   Most Colgnme Less and Manufacture "  More,-

Glass Letter Gives A Jett To Britishers   Seerctary of Treasury's. Aumounce inent That No Mere Luan. Will be Made to Europe Creates a Slight Sensation Abroad

CAN'T ALTER JHE WORLD'S SITUATION      PALL MALL GAZETTE SAYS ENGLAND CANNOT CHANGE ECONOMIC SITUATION         CANNOT CHANGE: ‘PEMPERA, TURE BY MANIPULATION OF THERMUMBTER

LETTER OF SEC. GLASS TO EUROPE IS CRITICIZED      NO MORE LOANS FROM AMERICA,” THE KRESS ANNOUNCED EDITORIALLY TODAY.      The all Mall Said the Letter Outlin ed America's Position as Giving No More Aid to Europe— Other Comments.

TUROPE FACING GREAT DISASTER   Financial Crisis Can't be Averted by British Government says Observer; Chamberiain Seeks Conference With Financiers to Side-Step Panic

WAR ON RENT PROFITEERS GOING. TO LEGISLATURE      South Bend Delegation. Wil .Ask Law in Indiana Curbing Enormous Profits.   FOLLOW NEW YORK PLAN

Renters To Ask Aid. 2 From Legislature   _egation To Ask Legislature To Get After Rent Profiteer.  South: Bend ae Del

IQA DRIVER ARRESTEI   Run Down While Riding Bieyele And Dies Later In Hospital   ORONUR INVESTIGATING   Autoist Held To Grand Jury On Charge Of Manslaughter

Eighth Ballot ~ Gives Lowden  Slight Lead   Harding Continues To Make Gains—Has 13314, On This Balt   JOHNSON DROPS TO TOTAL OF 89

Harding Goes Over Hundred On 7th Ballot   Ohio Senator Gains Some Strength—Wood Leads Lowden One   JOHNSON LOSES STILL FURTHER

STABILIZE RAIL INTERESTS PLEA OF EXPORTERS   CLAIM FEDERAL RAIL CONTROL  WOULD LEAD TO ACQUISITION OF OTHER INDUSTRIES

 Would Be Foreranner of Worse ,  Things President of Business Association Says.

OURT MARTIAL EH SEPY. /   PRIAL OF GUARD OFFICIALS WHO TRIED TO KIDNAP EDITOR SET FOR THAT DATE   AN INQUIRY 1S HELD   \ Military Court of Inquiry Has Been Held Perliminary to phe General Court: Martial — Houston Men to Testify

SLAVE GIRL, NOTE AND SAFFRON HUE   All Settings for Dramatic Tale ir Rescue of Loi Mui from  Chinatown.

“FLU” INCREASES IN ARMY   Spread of Disease Reported Among ‘Troops in Siberia and in Germany.

EPIDEMIC STRIKES FORGE IN SIBERIE   New York City Reports 280 More New Cases of Influenza Than During Worst Day of 1918 Scourge.

INCREASE OF FLU IN ARMY   Disease Spreads Among Troops in Si. beria znd Germany.

INFLUENZA IS DEALING DEATE   American Troops in Si. - beria Are Suffering From Epidemic

JAPANESE DIET IN UPROAR   Accusations by Member Against Min. isters Cause, Says Tokyo Dis. patch to Honolulu.

JAPANESE DIET “iN UPROAR   Accusations by, Member Against Ministere Cause. Says Tokyo Dispatch to Henetulo.

Communist Bureau In Mexico Soon   The Burtau For the Western Aemis. phere To Be Established in Mexico.

COMMUNISTS TO MEXICO,   Pre, aganda Bureau for Western  fiemnisnhcre to be Established,

BRYAN NOT WORRIED. OVER THREATS OF WET!   Not Willing to Admit Possibilit; of Liquor Forces Controlling Frisco Convention.

WETS MAY CONTROL Tht  CONVENTION   Long Tale of Turmoil and Unrest Caused by Situation Among  Democrats.   W.J. BRYAN IS NOT CONCERNED

“SQVIET ARK” ARRIVES AT KIEL FROM FINLANE   Crew AnGeipating Another Trip pAcross With Deported: “Reds” When 'Rhey Reach New Yor.

“SOVIET” ARK ON ~ WAY FROM HANGO   {By Carl D.. <Groat, United Press Staff  D8 nec an man tdant

WeDOXALD CASE TO JURY.   ‘Case of Pastor Alleged to Have Defrauded Church Members Cancluded.

Five and a Half Thousand Developing During To-. day Alone   xLIMPSES OF WORK OF INVISIBLE GERM

TO CONSIDER UNION WITH M. E. CHURCH, SOUTI   Quadrennial Conference M. E. Church Opens In Des Moine: —Fourteen Nations Represented — Will Consider Uni. fication With Methodist Epis copal Church, South.

METHODISTS: MAY ~ NAME DR: SNYDER   Mentioned--“for . Secretary  Church “NeW Bishops  bn Re. Ghacen

PETITIONS KING © TO. SEAT HER IN PARLIAMEN(   Viscountess Rhondda “Say  Recent’ Legislation - Has + " Cayratiead tha Cavac

WOMAN WOULD SIT IN LORDS   Lady Rhondda, Peeress in Own Right, Asks King George to Summon Her.

SHALL GERMANY BE. - ADMITTED T0 THE LFACIIE OF NATIONS'   This is Question That is Agitating the Greater Powers.

VITAL. QUESTION. PENDING BEFORE , —LENGUE ASSEMBLY   Will Germany, Late World _ Belligerent, Seek to Be « _ Admitted to Nation’s  i UR sao a   IF 80, WHAT WILL BE DELEGATES’ ACTION’   UNDERSTOOD THAT ITALY WILL SECOND NOMINATION OF KAI . SERLAND FOR PLACE IN IN“TERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Greenville Concert Series   The- Delta Musical Association's Plan: For the Coming Season.

Greétiville Concert Serie:      Tho Delin Musienl Assoctation’s Plan: For the Coming Season.

TROOPS ORDERED INTO MONTANA TO QUELL DISORDER   Seven Men Are Dying as Result of Clash Between Strikers and Mine Guards

Troops Sent To Butte To Quell Riots   Seven Men Shot in Clash Between I. W. W. Strikers and Police In Moutana City Yesterday : Are Expectad to‘ Die.

ORDER-TROOPS SENT T0 BUTTE   GENERAL STRIKE REPORTED BEEWING IN MONTANA, FOLLOWING CLASHES,   TROUBLE AMONG THE MINERS

TROOPS ORDERED TO QUELL STRIKE TROUBLE IN MONT.   Fourteen Are Wounded in Clash Betweet Workers and Police Near Butte _ After Alleged Walkout .

Guards and Miners Clash at _ Butte an Many Shots  ire   OUTLAW STRIKE MAY RE CALLEN OFF NOW      Railroad Officials Refuse to Take Men Back After Time Limit,  Bir

HAD “PROTECTION”   TOLEDO CRIME PLACES BAD “POLICE PROTWCTION” ALLEGED.

TIPTON WOMAN HONORED.   Mrs. Grace Clifford Named Grand Outer Guard by Pythian Sisters.

en Ee  REGISTERED MAIL THEFT IS STILL BlG MYSTER}   Postal Inspectors At Work Trying To Clean Up Theft Of Millions.

BELIEVE LOOT OF RAIN ROBBERS TOTALS $3,500,000   Postal Inspectors Now Admit  That Vast Sum Was Neenred   YOUTH BEING GRILLED   Says He Was Double Crossed And “urnishes* Names Of Aceomplices

Postal Inspectors at Work From Score of Cities To * Solve: Problem.

‘Sure He'll Come Back,’ Says Wife Of Jersey Pastor   Disappearance Simultaneously With That of Woman Does Not Shake Her Faith.

SLAY 48 IN IRELAND   Two Savage Clashes Between British and Irish,   English Troops Take Thirty Captives in Dublin-—Arran Isiand Stormed by Crown Forces,

BATTLE IS FOUGHT IN DUBLIN STREETS   EIGHT SOLDIERS AND 10 REPUBLICANS ARE SLAIN AND NUM‘BER- OF. FRISH TAKEN PRISONER BY BRITISH FORCES.

ARREST RHINELANDER PEOPLE IN OHIO CITY   CHARGE FRAUDULENT CASH ING OF WAR RISK BONDS BY COUPLE

ROOSEVELT SAYS G. 0. P. CHARGES ARE HUMOROUS   Democratic Vice - Presidential Nominee in Western Tour Derides Charges Made   Says Republican Congress Made Eighty-seven Probes And Found Nothing.

MAY NOT INTERFERE WITH LAWFUL NEWSGATHERING.,   Supreme Court Justice Rules, Re straining Masor Hylan From

Lecal Bealer Today Reosived Letter From Chairman Esohbach On Supply.   WILL BE SENT IF POSSIBLE   Coal So Directed Must Be Paid for Chairman Says—On $2.25 Margin.

CiTY MAY YET SECURE FUE!   Local Dealer Today Received Letter From Chairman Eschbach On Supply.   WILL BE SENT IF POSSIBLE

IRISH VOLUNTEER GUARD COFEIN MAYOR MACSWINEY   Lady Mayoress Collapses anc ’ Unable to Attend Funeral or Accompany Body.

SILENT ‘VIGIL KEPT AT LONDON CHURCE   Requiem: Mass For Mac - Swiney Today,

UNIFORM OF IRISH   ARMY WORN BY GUARDS NT MACSWINEY COFFIN   Are Serecned by Leng Cuats of ’ Wourers (Uatll fime Far Serylee in St George Cathedral,

MURDERED BY FOREIGNER IN BRIXTON PRISON   So Reads the Inscription ir Gaelic on Terence MacSwiney’s Coffin.   FUNERAL OF MAYOR OF CORK TODAY   Mrs. MacSwiney Collapsed Today and Was Unable to Attend Services.

SILENT VIGIL OVER AMMCSWINEY’S BOD   First Stage of Journey To Ire -land-Will-be—Started—This Afternoon.—Sinn Fein Colors Drape the Body Lying in St. Genroes Cathedeal.

SILENT VIGIL OVER MACSWWINEY'S. BOD)   First Stage of Journey To Ireland Will be Started This Afternoon.—Sinn Fein Colors Drape the Body Lying i in St. Georves Cathedral.

KEEP VIGIL OVER M’SWINEY’S BIEF   ISIN FEIN FLAG DRAPED OVER  COFFIN OF CORK MAYOR   Hody to be Taken to Ireland Today— Lady MacSwiney Collapses From Siraln and Anxiety.

UNIDENTIFIED MAN WAY BE MISSING MERCHANT FROM OTTAWA, CANAD:   BODY HELD AT GALVESTON FO) IDENTIFICATION BY WIFE OF MISSING MAN,

ANTI-SALOON MAN SUMMONED   New York Assembly Calls On Him to  Explain Utterances.

MORGAN FOR M’COY AG AGAINST BLAINE FOR GOVERNORSHIF   REPUBLICAN ‘CANDIDATE  FOI  ATTORNEY GENERAL COMES  “OUT FOR-DEMbORATIC  ' . GUBERNATORIAL

~SHOBOBT “BLAINE   ‘Repub! ican—CGandidate-for-At torney- General -Will Be for Colonel McCoy.

NEW. ORLEANS MAJOR DIES OF. WOUND FROM UNKNOWN ASSAILANT   HAROLD HETRICK SUCCUMBS TO DAY AFTER BEING 6HOT LAST THURSDAY

LONDON TIMES SCORES SPEECH OF BONAR LAW   Intimation Irish Hunger Strikers Would Not Be Freed, is Attacked.

SUM MISSING FIRST TIME IN 45 VEARS      Totel OfYered Free Board Ivers Pine  tho Sun Failed fo Show.

SUN FADS TO SHINE AT YUMA   First Imstance of Phenomena for  Forty-five Years.

M’KINLEY DAY BANQUETS   Handreds of Republicans Listen to Specches By Harding and Cannon.

UNWILLING TO BE LEAGUE. oPONOOR FOR HUN-PEOPLE   Views of Labor Presented te League, Assembly by Dele-: gate From -England oe   TALK .OF REVISION HEARD: AMONG LEAGUE MEMBERS   Germany ‘Enters Protest Over Allocation of Colony Man- . dates to Allies °°”

OPER DIPLOMACY io DISCUSSED AT MEET   LABOR QUESTION PRESENTED TO LEAGUE FOR FIRST TIME.   PROTEST FROM GERMANY   jDelegates Refuse to Nominate Teui tonic Republic as Member H - of Assembly.

Mandates, Open Diplomacy and Admission of Germany and Austria Considered; Re-vision of Article 18 Broached; Teutons May Not-Be Flected to Membership   PROTEST CLAUSE OF TREATY

D’Annunzio Orders Foreigners Out of City as War Approaches.   TRESISTANCE 1S URGED   Mayor of Fiume Declares Tha His People Will Not Accont Treaty.

OET'S PLIGE GROWS WORSE   Many Soldiers Said to Be Deserting Fiume City

FOREIGNERS ORDERED TO: ~ LEAVE FUME      FIUHE PREPARED FOR AN BX PROUGTED CLASH WITH VARIAN HESULARS      FOREHINERS ORDERED 60 TO SAVE FOOD NEEDED © FOR FIGHTERS +

NATION DRY AS SAHARA AFTER MIDNIGHT TOMORROY   1) Revenue Agents will See that Ari dity is Universal State not Just Theory.

More Than 400 Revenue Agts. Given Final Instructions to Bend Energy to Keep U.S. Dry After Midnight Friday   New York Will Celebrate the Passing of General D. Rum With “Wettest” Rally Ever Held in Country’s History

EDERAL “ape PREPARE FOR ili (9) SPEl   Prohibition Commissicner Kramer Spends Last Wet Daj Oiling Up Machinery for Law Enforcement —

J BARLEY CORN TO BE BURIED TOMORROW   Final Instruction: Given Revenue Agents

READY 10  SANARAIZE CONTINENT   Prohibition Commissioner Lines Up Men; Big Job Ahead of Them.

HARD CIDER GOES WITH THE REST   Commissioner Kremer to Have Most Whiskey Aicer Friday Night and Wants Money For Guarde—His Avents Gct Pind Orders.

Pattolman, Surprise Witness, Says He Saw Judge Near Scene of Murder.

FOUR WITNESSES ARE EXAMINED   fame MeGannon as Third Mai Freséal al Shooting,

FOUR WITNESSES __ ARE EXAMINED   Name MeGanndn as Third Mai Present at Shooting,

DF FIFTY REPUBLICAN REPRESEN * ——_TATIVES   Who Oppose the Soldier Borus Bil Holding Firm.

HOOT GIRL WHO WOULD NOT FLIRT   Young Man Wounds Chicago Choir Singer, 17, in Knee, Report Says.

“BASE BALL SCORES Following te. auiuit 6 if, ‘Games Playa : dawn ay

W'GRAW LEAVES HR  Petty wr ‘ ‘etl Ai:  Rid ~ & LSS ay Pet, a SE $i id  aeetal eli Ar  *

FRACAS WAS OVER ACTORS.   Story.i6, That. MoGraw Might Hinged on Question of Supremeocy.

LOAN JO3S 70 IDLE      500 Workers in “Golden Rule” Clot inn Pactory Vote Fer Sacrifiec.

(Associated Press Telograph and Cate Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

500 EMPLOYES OFFER POSITIONS “10 UNEMPLOYED      WORKMEN OF NASH CLOTH. * ING CO. TO GIVE WAY TC ‘ OTHERS FOR ONE MONTH      Also Agree to Accept Wage Re. duction to Bring Down Prices and Stimulate Bu

Railroads Will Give Reduced Rates to the State Legion Meeting   One and One-Third Is_ Price Agreed Upon at Conference of Passenger Agents.

$125,000 FOR BABE   That is Said to Have Been Price Paid for Ruth

Dire of Officers: of The: law: Follows ~~ Participation: hh Class Riot; 78 To Be Pros r ~-ecuted;, Four. “Americans: and. ‘Seven Fi.

4 AMERICANS 1 FILIPINOS DIE IN CLASH   Native Constabulary and Manila Police in Fatal Riot   RESULT OF SHOOTING ‘Claim Trouble Started When Policeman Was Attacked

Manila Constabulary . Placed In Jail   S€venty-cight ConStahuary Soldier:  ‘at Manila Admitted Partlcipation i  Riof—The  Entire Garrison ils nayvimned and Jajica.

FOUR YANKS AND SEVEN FILIPINOS — ~ > KILLED IN- RIOT   Fighting Between Constabulary and Manila Police Results . in Death of Eleven’   RIGTION BETWEEN FACTIONS BREAKS OUT IN OPEN WARFARE   Constabulary Seek Revenge fo! Shooting of. Comrade by, the Police

HOLD CONSTABULARY FOR INCITING RIOTS   Manila Garrison Under Arrest Faces Prosecution,

ARREST AND DISARM CONSTABULARY MEN   Entire Manila Garrison Is Being Held for Participation in Wednesday’s Riot   DCBLIN AGAIN RAIDED.

ENTIRE MANILA CONSTABULARY ~ UNDER ARREST   Prepare to Prosecute Sev. enty-eight. Americans for Partin Riots.

MANILA HOME GUARD GARRISON 1S UNARMED   Complaints Are Prepared For Prose cution of Participants in Fatal Rioting.

CONSTABULARY AT MANILA DISARMIEL   To Prosecute 78 for Riot Resulting in Deaths of Eleven

PLUMBING FIRMS ARE INDICTED BY JURY   Twenty-Seven Members of Alleged Trust Named In Blanket Indictment

GRAND JURY RETUANS INDICTMENTS AGAINST PLUMBERS’ .C 0 MB NE    Action Taken As Outcome of In.   vestigation By the Lockwooc Commitee.

QUARRIES INSPECTED   Party From University See Two Quar. ries in Operation.

GALE BLOWING OFF ‘ATLANTIC COAST   Tropical Storm Travels WNorthward From Gulf Region—Circles Jersey Seaboard.

FROST REPORTED FAR SOUTH AS OKLAHOMA   Weather Conditions Along Track of Tropical Disturb ance Innenal.

STORM CHANGES ITS COURSE   Tropical Disterbance Centered Of  New Jersey Comet.

HURRICANE GOES WP GOAST LINE   CENTRAL OFF NEW JERSEY BOT GALE aie ata IN GULF

DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST OPEN   Source - will Be Inspected, iT _ White Says: <, tie

DEMOCRATS ADOPT A SLOGAN   “Peace, Progress, Prosperity” to Be the Battle Cry.

DEMOCRATS OF STATE GATHER IN GEDAR RAPIDS   LIQUOR ISSUE KEPT OUT OF PLATFORM.   HERRING AND MARSH BRING IN PLANKS.   iHinois Plan Proposed in First Loans For Home Builders In Second, and Reforms In Blue Sky Laws in Third Plank.

DEMOCRACY ADOPTS SLOGAN   “Peace, Progress, Prosperity”  {: Campaign Cry; War Chest Open for Contributions.

DEMOCRATS OPEN WAR CHEST   Any Amount Accepted, but Source Will Be Investigated.

CAMPAIGN FUND IS DISCUSSED BY COX MANAGER   “Peace, Progress and Prosperity’’ Chosen As Slogan For Democratic Campaign  Invites Contributions But All Will be Scrutinized Carefully He Declares.

DEMOCRATS WILL WATCH SOURCE OF FUNDS, NOT TOTAL   McAdoo Promises Tc Get Out And Work To Elect Cox.

NO AMOUNT T@8 BIG   Penoocratic Party Will Receive Con tributions of all Sizes—Will Wearnsien Saneni

MADGO AMONG LANIPAIGH ORATORS   PEACH, PROGRESS AND PROS. VERILY, DEMCCRATIC SLOGAN   READY FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Geo, White, Chidmnan Demderatle Committee Says Cox and Vietory  Suro,

PLAN TO EXAMINE SOURCE   Of Contributions to the Democratic Campaign War Chest.   NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN DECLARES   McAdoo Urges Both Parties t¢ Give Publicity to Expense Accounts.

SAS THE LMT ON CONTRIBUTIONS   Source, Not Amount, Will Govern Acceptance.

OPERATORS WONT ARBITRATE      JAP ENTRY   COAL DEALERS ARE BLAMING RAILROADS   Congressman Swope Says Time Has Come to Bar Nonassimilating Aliens.   Seek Edict From Commerce Commission Against Carriers to Halt Famine.   SUPPLY SIXTH OF NORMAL   Chairman of House Subcommittee Which Recently Completed an in. vestigation of Japanese immigration Issues Statement.   Retail Merchante Ask Washington to Stop Seizures and Ferce Quick Deliveries—Complete Shut Down Perils Chicago.   DEMOCRACY ADOPTS SLOGAN   “Peace, Progress, Prosperity” 4 Campaign Cry; War Chest Open for Contributions.

CONTRIBUTIONS — NOT LIMITED   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN MAKES AN. NOUNCEMENT.

Campaign War Chest Open. to Donations of Any Amount, National Chairman’ George White Announces   “COXSURE” of VICTORY WITH SLOGAN ADOPTED   Refers to Dlinois, Indiana and Ohio as Battleground, but the Fight may be Carried by Cox to Other States

PEACE, PROGRESS, PROSPERITY)  This Is ‘Demiocratle Campaign Slogan. .

OPEN READY FOR FUNDS   Illinois, Indiana and Ohio Tc Be Battle Ground in National Campaign.

DEMS PLACE NO LIMIT UPON CONTRIBUTION   Campaign Fund Open For Any Amount—Say They Will Examine Source.   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN PLANS   Takes “Peace, Progress, Pros: perify” For, Slogan—Indiana In Battleground.

DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST OPEN   Any Amount Can Ge Given But the Source Will Be inspected, White Says.

MADOO AMONG CAMPA'GH GRATORS   PRAOK, PROGRESS AND PROS: CERITY, DEMCCBRATIC SLOGAN   REAQY FOR CAMPAIGH FUR  th   Gea, White, Chalrman Democratic Coimmitles Says Cox and Vietory  Sure,

“PEACE, PROGRESS, AND PROSPERITY” IS DEMOCRATS’ SLOGAN   Party Then “Cox’ Sure” of Vic tory, Chairman White Declares in Washington.   WILL INVESTIGATE ALL: .  CONTRIBUTIONS TO CAMPAIGN   Dayton Blaze of Color For Can: didate's Home-Comirig Reception Tomorrow... -

DEMOCRATS WANT A FEW CONTRIBUTIONS   GEORGE: WHITE SAYS THE , “WAR CHEST” IS NOW OPENED   McAdoo Has Consented to Do : Little Talking Now and Then for Cax

DEMOCRATIC PARTY’S WAR CHEST NOW ‘OPEN TO CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS   ROOSEVELT TELLS NEIGHBORS WANTS CLEAN CAMPAIGN

ANY AMOUNT TO BE WELCOME IN COX ‘WAR CHEST   Democrats Will Examine Source Rather Than Amount Says Chairman White   COX TO STUMP COUNTRY   Middlewest Regarded as Battleground, but’Candidates to Carry Fight Forward

DEMOCRATS SEE A COXSURE’ VICTORY   Chairman White Announces —~ Party Slogan.

NOW READY FOR  CONTRIBUTIONS      Democrats “Cox Sure’ of Victory in November Elections

WAR CHEST WIDE OPEN   Democratic Chairman Will. Accep Money in Any Ameuats.   ih EXTENDS AN INVITATION   White Also Says Iilinois, Indiana _ and Ohio areto be ibe Battlegrounds,

GOV. ALLEN NOMINATES   Carries Every County in Kansas State Primary for Renomination, Except One.

FRANCE JOINS AMERICA IN WARNING POLES   care Must be Taken Not 1 Invade Russian Territory

POLES MUST STAY IN POLAND   Warned Not to Cross Frontier by French,

POLES MUST STAY WITHIN:  STHNOGRAPHICG FRONTINR   Pointed Out}. However, Stink Lines.      BOLSHEVIK MAY SUBRENDER.:         Negotiations. Begun, Report Seys;

FRANCE AGREES 10 ~ AMERICA'S HINTS. “TO POLISH ARMIES   That the Borders of _the Republic Be Not Crossed In Brive   LATE DEVELOPMENTS © ON MAJOR SECTORS

RUSSIANS MAKE BUT SLIGHT RESISTANCE   LACK COURAGE AND ENERGY TO FACE THE POLES.   Red Commanders Unable te Inetill Life te Droepiag Spirita ef the Wen—Peestmiom Over the Miask Conferenee.

Attacking Troops Meet Little Resistance.  From Defeated Enemy; Passage Is Opened Across Marshes to Lake Region; Soviet Commanders Unable to Halt Soldiers   REDS RALLY FORCES AT GRODNO

POLES TAKE POSSESSION OF THE OSSOVETZ FORTS   Red Commanders Fail to Instil Courage Into Bolsheviki Troons.

ee, eel  REDS FAIL TO STEM QUICK ADVANCE OF POLISH ARMIES   BEATEN, DISHEARTENED RUSS FORCES RESIST FEEBLY AND IT IS EVIDENT THAT POLES HAVE A COMPLETE VICTORY.

POLES CONTINUE EASTWARD MARCH   REDS’ COURAGE TURNS TO WATER AND SOUTHERN FRONTIER IS LOST

POLES ADVANGE ON PRUSSIAN FRONTIER   Commanders Fail to Instill Courage in Reds.   NOW H7LD GOOD POSITION   Nature of Ground Makes Frontal Attack on Bolsheviki Dif. ficult—Radicals Concentrating Porces, With Object of Stopping Opponents From Extending Line Eastward.

BOLSHEVIKI MAKE DESPERATE EFFORTS TO STOP ONSLAUGHT BUT ARE UNSUCCESSFUL

REDS FAIL TO STRIKE BACK IN FIGHTING   After Few-Hours Of Erratic Fighting- Polish Troops Took Possession Of Ossovetz Forts and Opens Passage Through Marshes   CONTINUE. THEIR ADVANCE   Estimated That 75,000 Fugitive Soldiers, -. Accompanied By Women and Children Have Bled Inte Fast Prucsin.   GERMANS ARE TROUBLED

POLES DOMINATE SOUTHERN FRONTIER   Bed Commanders Fail in Effort t 0 ) . Hold Soviet Forces in

HIT AT UNDERTAKERS   PREY ON GRIEF FOR YANK DEAD, 1S CHARGE.   Claimed by Senator That They Urge Return of Soldiers’ Bodies ‘ From France.

OEEK 10 DUPE RELATIVES OF HEROES, GLAIM   Undertakers Plan to De fraud Them with Re. turn of Soldier’s Bod.  tes Claim.   BEFORE SENATE

SAY UNDERTAKERS ARE PROFITEERING   Relatives Of American Soldiers Buried In France Score

RELATIVES © ‘OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS   pean a eee,  BURIED ‘IN FRANCE MAKE. SOME START LING CHARGES. :   Attempts to Commercialize Grief by Having ‘Bodies Brought Home—Subject Brought Un in Congeess.

PARENTS ACCUSE THE UNDERTARERS   S:y They Try to Commercialize Their Grief in Scheme to Bring Soldiers’ Bodies Home.

CHARGE GHOULISH PROFITEERING IN PLAN TO RETURN SOLDIER DEAD HERE   Relatives of American Soldiers Buried in France Charge That Undertakers and Others Attempted to Commercialize Their Grief—Circumstances Point To Fact of Some Sort of Organization Designed to Derive Profit From Plan.

UNDERTAKERS’ LOBBY CHARGED   Senate-Will Investigate Claim That Undertakers.Are Behind. Move to: Bring Back Dead.   APPEALS STILL COMING

UNDERTAKERS ARE HIT BY SEN. THOMAS   Charged They Prey on Grief for Yankee Dead.   Senator Points to the Claim That They si Urge Return ef Soldiers’ Bodies.

ATTEMPTS TO PROFIT IN REMOVING BODIES OF SOLDIERS CHARGED   Allegation Introduced i Senate Today ~v Col arada Se’

RELATIVES ARE BEING VICTIMIZED   Charges Are Made by Sen ator, That Persons re At tempting to Commercial. ize Return of Soldier  Dead.

GHOULS PLAY UN FEELINGS OF AMERICANS   Attempt to Commercialize Bringing Home of Bodies of American Heroes.   SENATOR THOMAS PUTS MATTER UP TO SENATE   Stephen Early, Former Cap. tain, Opposes the Blanket Return of All Badies.

Charge Attempt To Profiteer on Return of  U. S. Dead from France

UNDERTAKERS ARE HIT   Charged They Prey on Grief for Yankee Dead.   Senator Points to the Claim That They Urge Return of Soldiers’ Bodies.

1S NOTHING SACRED?   Conspir! “1B to Profi, Out of Keturns & Rodics of the Dead. —

RELATIVES OF = DEAD SOLDIERS   Complain to the Government Tht Undertakers Are Endeavoring to Profiteer   IN REMOVAL OF BODIES

Democratic Nominee .W: Show “Slush Fund’ Ap oroved by Oppnonen        “OFFICIAL BULLETIN” @ REPUBLICANS WAS -B¢               "Get the Money” Paragt: Draws Applause From ‘6B! Pittsburgh Crowd, :

GOV. COX MAKES ALLEGATION CONCERNING 6. 0. P. GAMPAIGN FUND   Furnishes List of 51 Cities Which Have Beer _ Assessed Sums Totalling $8,145,000 v2 Chairman Hays Replies

Governor Says He'll Fix Slush Fund Blame Upon Harding  “HALLENGES G. 0. P. PROBERS TO ACT  Much Evidence Is ‘Held In Reserve For Future Use

Figures Produced at Pitts burg to Show Fund Aimed at Was Fifteen Million   SPEECH AND DOCUMENTS WILL GO TO COMMITTEE   REPUBLICAN “OFFICIAL BUT LETIN’ REVEALS QUOTA O01 s8145000 FOR St CITERS DL S4 STATES,

WILLNOT DRAG TOA  DEADLOCK   Prediction Made That Harmony Will Prevail From The Outset   CAN THEY PRY HIM LOOSE?

NITIATION PLANS UP MONDAY NIGH   Members of K. of C. Urged to Attend Regular Session—Several More Applications to Be Submitted.

RUSSIAN PROFESSOR STARVES   Sachmatov, Language Authority, Dies of Starvation in Petrograd, London Hears.

GERMANS REVEAL THEIR REPARATION SCHEME TO ALLIES AT SPA PARLEY   Plan Is In Three Parts; Submitted With the Understanding That it Must Be Accepted as a Whole.

GERMANS WILE MODIFY REPARATIONS, PROPOSAL   DECISION BEGARDING COAL BE/ SULTS IN CHANGE IN CON-* — FERENCE PLANS.   PROPOSITION 1S OFFEREL   Allied Experts Admit Justice-of Pleas on Improving Food and Welfare of Miners.

ue ene eee  PRESENT THEIR PLANS      How Germans Would Deal ' with Reparations

MUST HAVE FOD TU PAY-UERMANS   NEED RAW MATERIALS AND FERTILIZERS BEFORE IT CAN DELIVER

GERMANY OFFERS REPARATION PLAN   Would ‘Agree on Final Settle_ During, the. Present. - Néeaotigtions        CONSIDER COAL QUESTION   Decision on Goal Supply. May Cause German Delegates to Modify Proposals

IOWA DEMOCRATS PLAN QUIET MEE]   ‘State Platform and Filling Va  cancies Chief Business; 24   Dubuque Delegates.

DEMOCRATIC STATE MEET ON JULY 25   Convention Will Be Held a Cedar Rapids—This County Has 16 Delegates.

GENERAL WOOD VOT HARDING   Has Appoitment for Confer ence With Presidential Nominee Late Today.   NOTIFICATION PLANS FULLY COMPLETED   Frank J. Haniy, Former Gov ernor of Indiana, Has Taik   With the Senator.

Rumors of Possible Cabinet Portfolio For Gen. Wood Are Reviewed.   Senator Cummins Also Tc Meet Republican Candid ate During Day.

irst Meeting Since They ere Rivals At Chicago For  G. 0. P Nomination   ENERAL ADHERENTS STILL ARE LUKEWARM   eeting Is Expected To Pey Them Up And Make Them Enthusiastic For Ticket

General’s visit to candi: - date’s home gives rise to various rumors   MOT MAKING ARY PLEDGES   Notification .program: 01 July 22 has been practically agreed on

LEONARD WOOD  FOR WAR CHIEF IN EVENT THAT  HARDING WINS?   Wood and Sen, Cummings Due In Marion Today For Conference With G. O. P.  leader   CAMPAIGN IS OUTLINED   Putting Finishing * Touches Gn Notification Program °- 7 "ald In Marion, O., July 22 .

'OHIO DELEGATES IN A WRECK   Vietims ef a Street Cae Aceideat at  @ets taka ftiw.

OHIOANS INJURED   Sidney Girl, With Democratic Special, in Electric Car Wreck

OHIOANS _  INJURED   While..Enroute to Friscc Convention —. Woman from Sidney the Most Ser. iously Hurt.

ARM PLANES TD FLY TO ALASKA FROM NEW YORK   Voyage Expected ‘to Result :ir Establishing -Air Mail. Route” Lo ~ :ta Nome. 7: *

TO UNDERTAKE LONG FLIGHT.   Four Army Airptanes Will Start Soon for Alaska.

GOVERNOR CORNWELL IS BACK FROM CONVENTICN   Says Davis Would ‘Have Beex '. Nominated Soon, Had Final Cox Rally Failed.   ALL SET FOR FORTY-FIFTH   Governor Is Pleased With Ticket, However, and Believes It ~ Will Be’a Winner, .

Arizona Senator Invades White House to Speed Up Action on Mining Bill.   WILSON TAKES OWN TIME   Senator Ashurst’s Maneuver Starts Lively Discussion in Senate Circles.

EN. AOHURG gTAED THINGG UP DOWN EAS   PACED THROUGH WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS.   THEN INSISTS ON SEEING THE PRESIDENT   Colleagues Speculating As To What He Accomplished For All Know Full Well That Wilson Will Take His Time to Sign Bill If He Elects.

OFFICIALS DEBATE ASHURST’S ACTION   “Washington — Speculates on , Where Rights of Senator  Reogin and End   §NVADEND WHITE HOUSE   Some Claim Senator Violated  Privacy of President's i Residence

SEARCi PO 1QUOR   U.S. Coast Guerds Ordered te Bourd an Italian Liner,

SOUTH BANK RED RIVER IS HELO BOUNDARY LIN   DISPUTED OIL LAND IS IN OKLAHOMA, JUDGE RULES IN IN-JUNCTION HEARING, -

DISPUTED OIL LAND IS IN OKLAHOMA   Federal Judge Yoemans Says Boundary Line Is South Bank of Red River.

VICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS      Wife of Colorade Congressman Suceumbs at Washington.

IOWA MAN DIES IN FLAMES   Body With Gun Beside It Found in Burned Home at Estherville.

Body With Gun Beside It Found in Burned Home at Esther. . vilie.

PRESIDENT “POSES - AGAIN.   Chief Executive Loti Moving Phelan Mei at tim for ‘Five, Minutes Sunday. : ms

PRESIDENT POSES FOR MOVIE MEN   Snapped As He Leaves White House For TwoHour Auto Ride

“WILSON FACED [rae ¢ CAMERAS  Posed for More. Than Five } Minutes a Then Went Riding Agale -

LDIOCY CURE FOUND   Wenderful Discovery Made By Jehan Hephkins Sergeen

DEMOCRAT". CAUCUS VOLE TIES 19 T0:19   sme Ballots Taken: and ' Meeting Ends Without — i ~ Selection,   NEW CAUCUS AETER  GLASS: TAKES, SEAT   Underwood Wins in ‘Test. of Strength; . Glass In* vited.to Vote. ~~

DEMOC R. ATs IN DEADLOCK.   Senators Were Unable Yesterday te Choose Minority Leader,

HITCHCOCK AND UNDERWOOD TIE FOR LEADERSHIP   Democratic Senators ‘Vote 19 to 19 In Caucus and _ Adjeurn.   SEHATOR SMITH RESERVES HIS VOTE ON QUESTION   Secretary. Glass May End Tie When He Takes Senate Seat.

DEADLOCK ON — SENATE LEADER   Underwood and Hitchcock Each Gets 19 Votes.   SENATOR GLASS TO DECIDE   Is Believed to Faver Underweed Treaty Fight Net a Faction in Contest.

DEMOS FAIL TD ELEGT A LEADER   Two Ballots Were Haken anc 19 to 19 Count Results On Each.   Treaty Leadership of Senato Hitchcock Is Not Involved, Savs Underwood.

Caucus Adjourns Subject Tc Call of Candidates: Senaioi Glass Invited To Be Presen:  By Members      UNDERWOOD IS LIKELY TO BE PARTY CHOICE   Alabama Senator Says His Election Will Not ‘Take Lead  vs re, ret .  omme FU

DEMOCRATS FAIL 10 SETTLE LEADERSHIP FIGHT: HITCHCOCK AND  UNDERWOOD ARE TIEL

DEMOCRATS FAIL TQ NAME LEADER   Senatorial Caucus Casts Tie Vote For Underwood and Hitchcock.

FAIL TO ELECT LEADER   Democratic Senators Unable to Name Chief — Vote Results in Tie, Between Underwood and Hitchcock.

Caucus OF DEMOCRATS   FAILS TO ELECT LEADES   [Neat Meeting with Glass Present is Expevted to Decide for  bt

DEMOCRATS FAIL TO ELEGT AEM CENATE LEADER   titcheock and Underwood Each Receive 19 Votes in Caucus Which Adjourns Following the Deadlock.

Deadlock -Cn Tie’ Vote Develops Between Hitchecck and Und«arwood. Caucas Adjourns Subject to Call.

CAUCUS FAILS TO ELECT LEADER BY TIE VOTE 19-19   MEETING ADJOURNED SUBJECT . TO THE CALL OF THE TWO CANDIDATES.   SENATOR SMITH , WITHHOLDS VOTE   Next Caucus To Be Held After Sec. retary Glass Takes Seat in Senate

GLASS IS EXPECTED TO   CAST DECIDING BALLOT   Alabaman Says Leadership of Minority in Peace Treaty Controversy Not Involved in Contest for Place

“nderweod and Hitchcock Each Re. ceive 19 Votes—Mr. Glass Said to  Favor Underwood.

GIRLS DIE IN $250,000 FIRE   Two Burn to Death as Flames Sweep Oi! Felds in’ Burkburnett (Tex.) Field,

T MACHINES 10 FLY THE PAGIFIL   TWO GIANT FLYING BOATS TO GC FROM FRISCO TO MANILA AND CHINA,

BLIMPS ARE PROPOSED TO CARRY PARCEL POST   Firm's Representative Claims to Have Type Capable of Currying 15

BLIMPS WILL ~' CARRY PARCEL ‘ POST, REPOR’   Post Office Department Has Already Asked For Bids.

ANY USE BLIMS FOR -—GARRYING PARCEL POS?   F irm Claims to Have Dirigibles  That Will Carry 15 Tons Faster Than Trains.

PLAN BLIMP LINE 10 GARRY MAILS   Post Office Department Receives OfFer to Carry Parcel Post From New  York to San Franci8co; Has 15 Ton  Capacity in Airship.

WILLIAM'S SURRENDER  DIOGUSSEL WITH GUTCH   SUPREME COUNCIL'S NOTE TO THE NETHERLANDS POINTS OUT ASPECTS OF CASE.

ASK HOLLAND» FOR ARCH FIEND   ALLIES TAKE DEFINITE .ACTION AGAINST WILLIAM.   List Crimes Credited To Former German Emperor Dur- © ing War.

ALLIES TELL HOLLAND IT MUST COMPLY   Person of the Former Kaiser Must Be Surrendered   DUTCH KINGDOM NOW IN HARD POSITION   Hconomic Pressure May Compel Compliance Of Demand

FEARFUL TRAGEDY (N PARIS   Five Children Killed When Airplane Crashes into a School Yard— Other Aerial Accidents,

NEIGHBORS ARE WARNED,   West Virginia Geliaves it Can" Gat Along’ Without Maryland Advice.

AGED FATHER SEEKS FREEDOM GRACE LUSK, LIFE-TERM PRISONER   School Teacher Who Killed Women, Result of Love Affair, Is Broken in Health, He Says—Rated Model Prisoner

PARDON SOUGKT FOR GRAGE LUSK GWING TO POOR HEALTE   Father Declares School Teacher Murderess Will Not Live Long Unless Freed

GRACE LUSK ILI IN PRISON CEL   Father Seeks Liberty for Gir Held for Murder of Mrs.  . * Roberts

URGES COAST COMMUNITIES TO EXTERMINATE RAT!   Surgeon - General Cumming Points Out Danger From Bubonic Plague.

SEES PLAGUE DANGER   U. 8. SURGEON GENERAL SENDS OUT A WARNING.   Advocates War on Rats as Several Bu. bonic Cases Are Reported in America.

PLAGUE WARNING SOUNDED BY U. S   Surgeon General Cumming Issues Circular to Public.   Several Bubonic Cases Discovered in - American and Mexican Gulf Cities : —War on Rats.

U. S. WARNS OF PLAGUE   Surgeon General Cumming Issues Circular to Public.   Pe  Several Bubonic Cases Discovered i: American and Mexican Gulf Cities

URGES DRIVES 10 EXTERMIINATE RATS   Surgeon General Cummins Acts in View of Plague Danger

U. S. WARNS OF PLAGUE   Surgeon General Cumming Issues Circular to Public.   Several Bubonic Cases Diecoyered in American and Mexican Gulf Cities —War on Rats.

SURGEON GENERAL ENEWS WARNING   Urges Communities Throughout the . Country To Inaugurate Rat Day ‘Extermination Camnpaicnes.

KILL ALL RATS-URGEB BY U. S. SURGEON GENERAL   Mursing ts issurd to Moke Memaures Throughout the Country Agninat Boboaic Plague.

EXTERMINATION RATS TO PREVENT PLAGUE ADVISED   Nation-Wide Campaign to Kill Rats Also Has Great Economic Value

FRENCH PLAN TO TAKE OVER mUGHT DANK OF BRINE FROM THE GERMAN; UTMOST SECRECY 1S MAINTAINED

FRENCH PLAN, TO TAKE, QVER- RICH... A OF ANE FRU THE ERS  UTMOST SECRECY 16: MTA

ee aes es ae Botte  Bork, Russian Radical, Finds Soviets a “Failure:

OCONTOCUTOFE BY HUGH WATER; TRAINS DETOUR   WATER FOOT DEEP ON MAIN STREET, MUCH DEEPER ON SIDE STREETS.

NEAR 300,000 MEN NNW ARMY AGREED 1)   House and Senate Committees In Harmony on Measure at Last Is Announced

FINALLY AGREE UPON ALL PLANS FOR NEW ARMY   Army Will Consist of 297,80C Officers and Men.

FIX NAVAL BUDGET   Conference Committees Agree ow $136,C000,000 for Next Year

NAVAL BUDGET FOR YEAR AGREED UPON      SUM OF $436,000,000 SET ASIDE FOR USE OF NAVY DURING THE YEAR

NAVAL BUDGET 436 MILLIONS   HOUSE AND SENATE CON FEREES ENTER INTO AGREEMENT.

APPROPRIATION HOR TaZt NAVY  ARE AGREED ON   TOTAL OF FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX MILLIONS TO BE , APPROPRIATED.

NAVAL BUDGET AGREED UPON   Next Year the Country Wilt Spend $436,000,000 on’ Ships and Other ‘Defensive Forces.

AGREE ON U, S. ARMY BILL   Senate and House Conferees Approve Reorganization Measure.

CONFEREES IN AGREEMENT ON NAVAL BUDGET   Amount Fixed At About 436 Million Dollars—$20,000, 000 for Aviation.

Agreement ‘Reached On the Army Bill      The House and Senate Conferees Come to a Complete Agreement After Senate Amendment Eliminated.

NAVY BUDGET TO BE 436 MILLIONS   Senate and House Conferees Agree; Compromise Between Senate and House Bills.

NAVY GETS LARGE SIM   HOUSE AND SENATE COMMIT. TEES AGREE ON APPROPRIATION; NEW BASE ON PACIFIC COAST

PEACE TIME ARMY TO HAVE 297 80   Complete Agreement On Army Re organization Bill Reached By Committees. ,

AGREE ON ARMY MEASURE   Senate and House Conferees Reach Agreement on Reorganization Bill —Labor Wins Fight,

NAVAL BUDGE  436,000,000   House and Senate Conferee: Reached Final Agreement Today.

NAVAL BUDGET DECTDEL   HOUSE AND SENATE AGREE ON $434,000,000—THE AVIATION BEANCH GETS 820,006,000,

Agreement Reached: by Senat and Howte Couferses; Aviation Millions. -

FIANAVY BUDGET AT $435,000,008   Authorize Congressional Commission to Investigate Possible Base

NAVAL BUDGET — IS FIXED NEAR HALF BILLION   Senate and House Conferees Agree Upon Appropriation Bill.

HALE BILLION FOR NAVY,   Senate and House Conferees Get ToGether on Appropriations,

Agree Reached the Army Bill   The House and Senate Conferce: Come to a Complete Agreement Af. ter Senate Amendment Eliminated

TWENTY MILLION GOES TO AVIATION; BILL AGREED ON   Congressional Commit tee To Investigate Site For Naval Base.

FIN NAVAL BUIX      Agree 0. Kt Year  Couference Camniltees $£36,C00,000 for N

STATE OF WAR WOULD BE ENDED BY RESALUTION   Foreign Relations Committee Reports Quit Measure Ic Terminate War.   Senate To Get Resolution Nex Week.

SENATE WOULD “END” THE WAR BY RESOLUTION   Foreign Relations Committee Reports Substitute for House Action.   DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO SUPPORT MEASURE   Committee Vote is 9 to 6 Will Come Up for Debate Soon.

SENATE FAVORS. ~ MAING PEACE   FOREIG:T RELATIONS BODY . ADDS AUSTRIA. TO THE “ TIHTICw RWROTITTION:   Committee Reports. It by Stric' . Party Vote of 9 to 6,. Demo  apits Oppasing. —

REOULUTION ot PEALE SUED I SENATE TOUR   “ubstitute for House Resolution Declares End of War With Both Germany and Aaictria   FINAL ACTION EXPECTED WITHIN. THREE WEEKS   Resolution Comes up for De. bate in the Senate Next Week

TRAITORS REALLY DECLARE PEACE?   PAID HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WILL SUBMIT ANOTHER FAKE PLAN TO END THE WAR.

PLAN TO  “END WAR         Senate Committee Has Ra ported Knox Resolation 3 Declare Peace With” many and Austria.         UNITED STATES WOULD: RETAIN ALL RIGHTS   Resolution Will Probably Bi Calied Up on Wednesday. Democrats Plan Concerte Action Against BL ~*~

SUBSTITUTEFOR ~ RESOLUTION IN HOUSE OFFERED   MEASURE DRAFTED B) ' KNOX OF PENNSYLVANIA.   FOREIGN RELATIONS - COMMITTEE FAVORABLE   Decision Was Reached by Vote of Nine To Six, AH of the Democrats Being Arrayed in Op nasition.

New Resolution To Bring Peace   Senate to Get Substitute for House Resolution Which Will Declare State of War With Both Germany and Hungary at End. Carried by Committee, 9 to 6.  UP FOR NERATE NEXT WEEK   UP FOR DEBATE NEXT WEEK

STATE OF PEACE CHBSTITUTE BIL   RESOLUTION IS EXPECTED TO BE CALLED FOR DEBATE NEXT WEEK.

WOULD END WAR  WITH 2 POWERS   Resolution Reported Back to Senate Includes Austria in Peace Declaration.

io. eee os ‘GERMANY: DENIES © ° TREATY: VIOLATION   “Challenges “Deel laration of "the. Allies. of Further ‘Oceupatiort

WLIL DEBATE PEACE   Senate Committee Adopts Resolution Ending War

STOOEND THE W AR.   Resolution Before the Senate Fermally to Deelarc Peace, _

PEACE MERSURE WINS COMMITTEE: GOES 10 CONGRESS   Resolution Ending Wa with Both Central Powers Voted 9 to 6.

WOULD END WAR WIT BERMNY AND AUSTRIA   Senate Substitute Resolution For One in House, Would Also Declare War With. the Austrians Ended. — Resolution Reported Today.

WOULD END A STATE OF WAR   Resolution Reported Toda} Would Include Both Germany and Austria

PEACE ACT IS APPROVED BY SENATE BODY   Measure Reported Out to Upper House By Committee.

WOULD END WAR WITH GERMANY-AUSTRIA   Committee Adopts Knox Bill And 7 Will Submit To Senate ! Next Week,

RESOLUTION TO TERMINATE WAR   Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reports Substitute For House Measure.   DRAFTED BY MR. KNOX

PEACE MOVE - INNEWSTAGE      Resolution to End War Re ported Out of f° “3 Body

NEW: RESOLUTION TO DECLARE PEACE OFFERED BY KNOX   SUBSTITUTE MEASURE WOULD END WAR WITH GERMANY AND AUS TmTDT A   COMES UP MONDAY   Republicans Fayor Bill, Demo cratg Line Up Solid in Opposition.

NEW PEACE RESOLUTION   Wenld tnd State ot War With Both Germans and Austria,

PEACE RESOLUTION GETS TO SENATE BY STRICT PARTY VOTE   ‘Senate Resolution Would End  War With Both Germany  : and Austria.

War Finance Corporation Announces Near Consummation of Four Big Loans to Manufacturing Exporters   EUROPEAN NATIONS TO REAP IMMENSE BENEFI’   Cash Advances Arranged by the Government Agenty for Financing Various Machinery Shipments —

AMIERICA PREPARES TO GIVE FINANCIAL AID TO THE TASK OF. REBUILDING EWROPE   Four Loans Totaling Seventeen Million eee ee   MONEY CHIEFLY TO BUY MACHINERY

VERNOR COX 15-10 SPEAK IN MONTANA NE WILL BE AN HELENA ON SEPTEMBER 

VOTE TODAY ON G. O. P. MEASURE TO BRING PEACE   Expect ‘Measure to Pass But President Will Veto it

ADOPTION LOOMS AS SENATE TAKES FINAL ROLL CALL   REPUBLICAN MEASURE OPPOSED AS. ILLEGAL   FEW ADDRESSES   Treaty Js Dead in This Congress Declares Underwood in Speech.

Department of Agriculture Als nounces the Market Has Been Cleared Up.   WILL BE NO MORE TROUBLE   Complete Sterilization of Both Glass Jars and Tin Cans Removes Danger.

FELL INTO HOLE IN  STREET: SUES CITY   GORDON McKEE OF ELDORADO ASKS $4.600 FOR HURIS RECRIVED   CLAIM WAS IGNORED?         Petition Filed 1 Today Says City Of. ficiv!s Paid No Attention te Clain          1 tate Vneuard Running fer  i  MeKee Snvs THe  ed: Hole Wh Ca

FELL INTO HOLE IN  STREET; SUES CHY   ‘GORDON McKEE OF ELDORADO ASKS $1,000 FOR HURTS RECEIVED   CLAIM WAS IGNORED?   Petition Filed Today Says City Officie!s Paid No Attention to Claim   LicKee Saws He Fell Into Uncuarded Hole While Runnine fer Car at Nicht

Flakes Melted as Soon As They Fell—New Englan: Trying to Dig Out of Mas: Of Snow and Save Many  Cammiunitioe Bram Tifeacter

SNOW FELL IN. NEW ORLEANS   Sleet F ollowed, Serious: ly Interrupting Traffic . in Crescent City

SNOW FELL IN.  ~NEW ORLEANS   Sleet Followed;. Serious. ly Interrupting Traffic in Crescent City .

OHIO REFUSES TO PERMIT RAILROADS TO RAISE RATES ACCORDING TO NEW ORDEI

OHIO RATE RAISE REFUSED   State Utiliiies Commission Refuses to Rarmit Increase.

OHIO REFUSES RATE RAISE   Won’t Permit the Railroads to Ir crease the Passenger Tariff 20 Per Cent.

PAGE NUT IN oiGHi   FORCES AT WASHINGTON (CON. TINUE TO PLAY AT POLITICS.   Persist in Holding Baek United  States Action on Pact.

Sherman, of IMilinvis, Declares He Will Join Third Party if Repablicans Support Emaseulated Reser. vations—Democrats Express Cotcern Over Turn of Events,

REPUBLICANS THREATEN 10 ~ BOLT PARTY   Ultimatum Delivered on Lodge Reservations to Treaty by 8 Influential Solons—Talk of Third Party Is Made.

DEMOCRATS CONCERNED OVER TURN IN EVENTS   Sherman Starts Talk of Possi ble “Third Party” Follow1 ing Conference

DIFFERENCES AMON THD REPUBLICAN’   Several Oppose Emasculating Reservations While Others Including Taft   WILLING TO COMPROMISE

Sherman of Illinois Threatens to Bolt—One in Secret Meeting Declines to Reply to Question as to Whether There Is Probability of Split—Johnson Declares He Is Not One to Leave the G. O. P.—Taft On the Ground te Pour Oil On the Turbulent Sea—All Over Peace T reaty.

ROW ON PEACE PACT THREATENS 6. 0. P PARTY MAY BE SPLIT UP OVER THE ISSUE   State Banks Get a Raw. Deal, Is the Lurid Yarr

COMPROMISE MOVE HS GWEN SETBACH   Influential. Republican Senators » Enler Protest to Action.   ULTIMATUM SS DELIVERED   Bight G,°0, PB, Leaders Gall Lodgs, Into .Oonference and Declare Against Pisu—Meo! ing Prevents Schéduled Session of Bipartisab Committe —_ fenenanta in Confuston.

COMPROMISE MOVE IS GIVEN SETBACK   Influential Republican Senators Enter Protest to Action.   ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED   Eight G. O. P. Leaders Call Lodge Into Conference and Declare Against Plan—-Mee : ing Prevents Scheduled Ses. sion of Bipartisan Committee ~~Prospects in Confusion.

WANT NO CHANGE IN RESERVATIONS   Republican Senators File Protes With Lodge.   TREATY’S FATE IN THE BALANCE

PEACE NOT IN SIGH   FORGES AT WASHENGTON Cb TINCE TO PLAY AT POLEPIC        Persist in Hloldine Back on i States Action on Pact, Le : .  3: ie: rT -

PARTIGAN, NUT PATRIOTIO, a TREATY FibHl   JOHNSON AND BORAH LEAD RE REBELLION AGAINST CHANGE IN RESERVATIONS.   Ashvrst Says Country is Tired of De lav and InsiSts That the Treatv Be Disposed of.   Affect G OP. Leatershin.

PEACE TREATY WAR THREATENS G. 0. P. UNITY   Group of Senators Threater to Attack Leadership of Lodge.

JUTINSON HEADS TREATY REVOLT    Eight Republicans Issue   Strong Ultimatum   GIVE SEVERE SETBACK   [To Negotiations for Compromise of Treaty Reservations and Action May Involve Fu. ture Solidarity of Party not Only in Senate but Nation— Session Prevented.

REPUBLICANS IN SPLIT OVER PACT   PARTY LEADERS > IN SENATE SERVE ULTIMATUM ON SEN. LODGE   SHERMAN THREATENS BOLT   ee  Illinois Senator Would Leave Ranks for Third Party if Changes Supported.

TREATY GIVEN A HARD SETBACK   LGOMPROMISE SENTIMENT GETS A SHOCK IN SENATE.   LODGE WARNED NOT TO YIELD   Sold in Effect by Reservists That to tive Way Means Split in Republican Ranks—Taft Pleads  fer Harmouy).

AUTO BANDITS KILL MAN, iD NANAYLAND BANK   Big Posse of Citizens Gives Chase to Seven Bandits Who Flee in Auto

THE PERGE TIME ARMY AGREED ON   ARMY OF 306,820 MEN AND OFFICERS APPROVET   SMALLER MAXIMUM DEFEATED   Amendment to Reduce ta 240,000 Men and Gfficers Defeated by a Three to One Vote.

News In a Sentence   PEACE TIME ARMY OF 280,000 MEN IS DECIDED UPON   House Refused to Amend the Bill to Cut Strength to 226,000 Man.

HOUSE VOTES FOR ARMY OF 289,000 MEN   AMENDMENT TO REDUCE THE NUMSER TO 226,000 IS REJECTED BY REPRESENTATIVES.

PEACE ARMY OF 289,000 MEN   BILL PROVIDES FOR TOTAL OF 17,820 OFFICERS.

ViSMY 9" 359,900 MEN,   House efused Amemiment  educing Nuwber to 226,000,

RMY OF 206.810 HE BRO  PRACE 'T APPROVED BY        Errort to Amend Bill te Fix Manimim ab 240,200 Fails, 7B)

SENATE VOTES - IN- TENNESSEE FOR SUFFRAGE   President Appeals to House for Like Action—Suffrage Efforts There Redoubled.   N. C. ASSEMBLY MEETS

KIRBY RISK DEFENDANT   CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Is CHARGED WITH MARING A FALSE TAX RETURN. ~

LAFAYETTE ME ARE DEFENDANTS   CHARGED THEY FILED FRAUDULENT STATEMENTS IN ASSESSMENT SHEETS,

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE NEX MONTH  To Change Tax Law. Back to Giv Citiac and fithar IInite Pawar   To Change Tax Law. Back to Giv Cities and Other Units Power to Fix Own Tax Rates.

SPECIAL  SESSION OF LEGISLATURE NEXT MONTH  To Change Tax Law Back to Give   To Change Tax Law Back to Give (ities and Uther Units Power to Fix Own Tax Rates.

GOVERNOR TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Goodrich Says He Thinks Cities Should Fix Their Own Tax Levies.

TWO MONTANANS VOTE IN END 10 RATIFY TREATY!   BUT IT FAILS OB NEEDED VOTES _   SENATE HAS ADJOURNED, TO MONDAY, AFTER RATTLE a

PEAGE PACT FAILS OF RATIFICATION   Recelves Less Than Two-Thirds Majority in Senate,   TREATY RETURNED TO WILSON

OH-H USED LIQUOR TO LAY STREET DUST   Five Hundred Gallons of Booze Siezed Is Used In Sprinkler Wagon.

SEEN NEW TRIAL FOR HARRY NEY   HIS HALF SISTER AFFIRMS NEW TOLD HER WOMAN KILLED HERSELF   GASE TAKES ON NEW LIFE   Freda ‘Lesser, New Is Alleged t Have Told Miss Clancy, Killed Herself When He Quit Her.

ANEW TRIAL BEING SOUGHT   Alleged That Woman Shot and Killed Herself After Quarrel

TELLS “TRUTH” OF MURDER   New Says Fiancee Slew Self Afte! Confessing Faithlessness.

PREUS WILL HAVE MORE THAN 50,000 PLURALITY IN STATE   ‘LL THE REST OF THE REPURBLI CAN STATE TICKET WILL SrPRELY WHEN

PROGRAM OUTLINED   CELEBRATION. PLANS RAPIDL) TAKING SHAPE   OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 10 JOIN IN   Farm Bureau Picnic September 16, Old Settlers and Church Picnic, Sep. tember 17. and Aeroplane Stunts, ‘Ball Games and Big Pageant.

Farm Bureau Picnic September 16, Old Settlers and Church Picnic, September 17 and Aeroplane Stunts, Ball Games and Big Pageant.

JELLICOE BACKS BEATTY   m Admirad’s BPispateh on Battle of Fut. land is Published

WEAK ARMIOR, PLATE = BRITISH DISADVANTAGE IN JUTLAND BATTLI   Admiral Jellicoe Disturbed Because Huns With Less. Ships Saak Two English Cruisers

AMATEUR OPERATORS TO. RELAY CHRISTMAS NOTE   Greetings to California from Massachu' getts to ‘be Sent Through Air

HARDING MAY VISIT MEXICC   President-Elect Soon to Decide Whether He Will Stop at Vera Cruz.

To New Orleans Which City He Will Reach Tomorrow—Mexican Invi ton Not Yet Accept ed. A

ARNDING ASKED TO SEE MEXICO   Presi emt Elect Undecidec About invitation to Stop at Vera Cruz.   REACHES DECISION TODAY

ARDING MAY Gi  TO MEAGO tlh INFORMAL GALL   REPLY TO INVITATION EXPECTED  FROM PRESIDENT-ELECT DURING THE DAY.

No Corporations Nor Individuals Can Deliver It, Announcement hy State Department . ~

MEXICO AWAITS HARDING SI i INVITATION   President-elect“is Expected to Formulate Reply on Way to New Orleans

Within Next 24 Hours President Elect Harding Will Decide on Contemplated Visit.   TO MAKE UP MIND TODAY   lf Ship Route Is Changed, An nouncement Will Be Made Early Thursday.

HARDING MAY VISIT MEXICO   He Will Decide Matter Ex route to New Orleans Today.

HARDING SOON TO MAKE REPLY TO INVITATION   Leaves Brownsville For New Orleans by Special Train  Soe Fe

HARDING MAY . G0 TO MEXICO   Southern Republic Has Extended Invitation to President-Elect

HARDING THINKS OVER MEXICO’S VISIT REQUES]   Decision By President-Elect Expected By Morning On Thursday.

HARDING MAY ——_YESIT MEXICO   FORMAL INVITATION IS EX TENDED TO PRESIDENT-ELECT.

To New Orleans Which  City He Will Reach To. Morrow-——Mexican Invitation “Not: Yet Accept:

PRESIDENT-ELECT MAY ACCEPT INVITATION T0 VISIT IN MEXICO   7 OS 7 e HARDING WILL DECIDE IN SHORT TIME WHETHER HE WILL MAKE INFORMAL CALL ON. SISTER REPUBLIC

INVITATION TO VISIT MEXICO   Will Determine Acceptance o. Rejection En Route to New Orleans.   EFT BROWNSVILLE TODA)

HARDING TO REACH NO. TOMORROW      Will Deliver Address Before Association of Commerce During Stay in Southern Metronolis

HARDING’S REPLY TO MEXICANS. IS EXPECTED TODAY   Leaves for New Orlean: " Where He Will Speak Be “ fne5n Raardinge Shin.

HARDING LEAVES TEXAS   BEFORE HE REACHES NEW ORLEANS IS EXPECTED 10 DECIDE IF RE WILL “VISIT <MEXICO..

PRESIDENT-ELECT MAY VISIT MEXIGE   Pressing Invitation Extendi ed by Officials. '

HARDING LEAVES FOR NEW ORLEANS   Concludes Nine Day Vacatior and Begins First Leg of Panama Journey.

OFFICIAL RETURNS GIVE LENROOT LEAD OF 22,294 OVER SENATE OPPONENT

OFFICIAL RETURNS GIVE .  LENROOT LEAD OF 22, 234 ‘OVER SENATE OPPONENTS

LITLE FEAN OF MONEY I TIS FOUND   CHAIRMAN WHITE WANTS 2 MILLION FOR CAMPAIGNING     Denies However That Party Proposes to  Spend More.

CHAIRMAN GEO. SHITE ~ FIXED $2,000,000.FOR.. ~ DEMOCRATIC CAMPAICN

MAY NOT PERMIT COA 1) GIVE TESTIMONY IN PROBE OF FUNDS      Xeps Say He Would Make Stump Speech Instead of Offering Real Testimony   DEMOCRATS CLAIM COX IS NOT NEEDED   Chairman White Promis “Sensation” When He Takes Witness Stand

$2,000,000 LiMIT OF DEMOC: tb Te FUND IN 1923 CAMP AiGh       George White, National Chairman, Tells Senate Commits tee Gov. Cox Can Give Proof of His Charges of Great Reoublican “Slush Fund.”

EAR_OF STUMP SPEECHANSPIRES COM... MITTEE 10 EXCUSE COX FROM TESTIMONY

COMMITTEE FEARS A STUMP SPEECH IF COX APPEARS   BECATSE OF THAT SENATORIAT COM. INVESTIGATING PUSDS WAY SOT CALL CON

CHAIRMAN WHITE ON STAND   Leader of Democratic National Com mittee Says They Expect to Raise $2,000,000 Campaign Fund.

52,000, 000 15 AMOUNT PACD BY Walle WalGi 9 NEEDED IN CAMPAIGR   Denies Charges That His Party Intended to Raise Between Five and Ten Million to  Gather Votes for Cox. 4 >

 O.P.WILL NOT CALL AN TO SLUSH HEARING   epublicans Fer Lash Of Governor’s Tongue--Decie They Won’t Give Him - Chance ‘To Mke Stump Speech.’

WHITE DECLARES TENTATIVE DEM FUND $2,000,00C   Denies That “the: Democrats Ha “+ 3. Planned te: Raise From Five Ten. Million «

ITE Sp RSTIPEES HE ‘eLY FIXED THIS ‘OR CAMPAIG N   ives 6,0. P. CHARGES   » Pemocrats Had NOt ned to aise 2 Campaign  fand of From Five Miltion - go Ten lillion pollars  hares that t

THEY: FEAR CO}   Republicans. Will Not ‘Sum‘mon Governor, ;€ox: Before. the:Committee *   ON.) INVESTIGATIONS  Afraid That. He ’.Would _Make, Stump Speech— White is Confident

COX NOT EXPECTED TO TESTIFY IN THE — SUISH FIND PRABE   Republicans Say He Will Make Stump Speech—Democrats Claim Won’t Need Him .

  WILL NOT LET COX TESTIFY   SENATE COM. REF, MEMBERS SAY HE WOULD WAKE & STWMP SPEECH   CLAIM HE WOULD LOOSE AN. OTHER TIRAWE AGAINST ee aE et Oo

AYS CHAIRMAN WHITE IN STIFF EVAMINATION   FAILS TO FURNISH ANY PROOF OF COX CHARGES AND BELIEVES {T ONLY BECAUSE COX SAID Sf

MAY NOT CALL COX TO TESTIFY   REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE VIRTUALLY VETO PROPOSAL

CAR OWNER COMPLAINS   Cha Es Two With Taking His Cac . for Joyride

A PRESCRIPTION NEEDED FOR COAL   Can Be Obtained in Buffalo on Doctor's Certificate,   SHIVER IN REW YORK STATE

BUFFALO FAGES FUEL SCARGITY IN BITING COLD   Doctor's Certificate Necessary To Obtain Ton of Coal

SUFFERING FROM. COLD   EASTERN CITIS SHORT OF FCEL _ FAKES DOCTOR'S ONDER TO . GET COALUIN BUFFALO. *

SHORTAGE OF NATURAL GAS AND BELOW FREEZING WEATHER COME TOGETHER.

CERTIFICATE OF NECESSITY FROM DOCTOR REQUIRE TOPROCURE COM   Temporary Relief Expected In Butfalo—Aiwany Dealers Have Absolutely No Fuel On Hand

BUFFALO N.Y, I WITHOUT COAL   A Physician’s Certificate of Necessity Required to Obtain Fuel Today.

DOCTOR'S CERTIFI. CATE OF NECESSITY REQUIRED TO OBTAIN FUEL. . ..   Serious State of Affairs at Buffalo and in New York City--Ear ly. Relief  romiged.

DOCTOR'S ORDER NEEDED 10 GET FUEL IN THE EAST   Supply Of Oil, Gas Anc Electric Heaters At Premium.

SHORT AGE ~~ OF COAL   Doctor's Certificate Required to Get a Ton at Bullato,      ALBANY IS: ALSO FPUELLESS   (Not a Pound of Stove Coal ic Lalter City Yards—-Pretty Cold There.

COAL SHORTAGE IN NEW YORI   Doctor’s Certificate Ne cessary to Secure Ton  of Fuel in Buffalo

of the United States of America, whx« died for Liberty during the great war The Homage of France, “The President of the Republic, “RP POINCAIRE.”

TO THE MEMORY OF   of the United States of America FRANCE’'S HOMAGE  The President of the Republic. (Signed) Devemoanad PDainenare.

BRITISH PLAN TO QUESTION W. VANDERUP   Wish to Know Real Purpose: of Vanderlip’s Visit to Soviet Russia.

SCOTLAND YARD TO PROBE YANK DEAL IN RUSSIA   WANT PARTICULARS OF CON  CESSION GRANTED TO AMER : ICAN SYNDICATE IN SIBERIA

BRITISH WILL. HOLD VANDERLIP   To Question American Engineer- Regarding His Business In Russia.

DISTRICT COURT CHANGES PLANNED   Tom Harley of tence Has Gathered Information for Comine Legislature

DISTRICT COURT CHANGES PLANNED   SOME COURTS BUSY   Tom Harley of Lawrence Has Gathered Information for Coming Legislature

WiLL BEORGANIZE WATIONAL GUARD   Officers To Consult Witt State Authorities

NATIONAL GUAR AAAY BE AFQAGANIZED AFTER CHAVEY {5 COMPLETED   REORGANIZATION REGARDED A) IMPERATIVELY NECESSARY BY DEPARTMENT.

HARDING ala eta           = had Gor Flame tx Prog ective Tariff ~“and.Cox' Pleads for! 2 Teague Vote. .

BOTH SEEKING OHIO   HARDING AND COX CAMPAIGNING HOME STATE,   Harding Emphasizes Protective Tariff and Cox Pleads for a League Vote.

SWEEPING THE FIELD.   Poles: Aré Making Successful Ad vanets East of Lemberg,

WILL CONSIDER WAGE DEMANDS OF EMPLOYEES   Board Was Confirmed Last Night By the United State Senate.   HENRY HUNT IN CHM. OF THE COMMISSION   Is a Member of Public Group —Only Six Members Pres ent at Meeting.

DEMAND STRIKE END BY SATURDAY NOON   RAILWAY MANAGERS GIVE UL TIMATUM TO BROTHERHOOD TO GEY STRIKERS BACK.

IOWA TO SHOW GOOD INCREASE   General Report Received on Census at Des Moines Indicates State Has Grown in Population.

PHORIBITIONIGTS TO WATCH OLD PARTIES   PROPER KIND OF PLATFORM AND RIGHT MAN NECESSARY TO GET THER SUPPORT.

HOURLY TEMPERATURES.   KING'S CHAPLAIN MAY QUIT   Canon Sheppard After Thirty-fiv: Years Service With Royalty Plana to eRtire.

MPL ASE OWE     waArrTt      KIN@S CHAPLAIN MAY OUIT      Canen Sheppard After Thirty-five Years Service With Royalty  ne bee ee toe

blG BOOTLEGGING PROFITS OW BARDES   Gne Runner Made $3,000 o1 One Triv Between Montaue and Can-cia

BIG PROF TO IN UU TLESGING ANG BORDEE   ONE REM RUNVER REPORTED TO HAVE MADE 8,000.00 ON ONE TRIP.

COX CROWD 2,00€ LARCER   Comparison of Governor's and Harding's Audiences Given

GOV. COX DREW LARGER CROWD   More Present at Minnesota Fair Democratic Day Than at G. O. P. Day.

ATTENDANCE FIGURES AT MINNESOTA FAIR GIVE COX THE EDGE   Democrat Has 34,000 Paid Admissions to Credit Against Hardine’s 32,000

HARDING AND COX ‘SPOKETO ABOUT. _. SAME NUMBER   Atiendancé at Fair Twice.

CANDIDATES BREAIC erm;      About Same Number Hear Harding and Cox at Minneapolis Fai.

Socialists Ask President to Pardon Prisoners Convicted Under Federal Espionage Law

SOCIALISTS ASK PARDONS   Want Prisoners Released by Government Officials.

UNION CHIEF URGES MINERS TO RETURN   COAL MEN BETRAYED, WILKINSO? SAYS—OPERATORS. AGAIN REFUSE PARLEY. -

1S IT HAND OF HOWAT:   WILKINSON SAYS SINISTER A. ‘ENCES: AT WORK. ©   Mine. Orgautzation is [Belg Rem dered Ineficetive by its Own  Membership,

JOHNSON TO JAIL AT GENEVA   Granted Too Many Privileges by Sheriff at Joliet.

GARRANZA WILL BE PROTECTED, STATE REBELS   Revkwtionary Authorities Are Fearful of Disfavor of U. S. Government   “FORMER PRESIDENT” MAY NOT BE TRIED   AGREEMENT IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN EFFFECTED BETWEEN LEAPBRS GONZALES AND OBREGON.

SEEK FAVOR OF UNITED STATES BY SAVINC LIFE   Last Stands of Loyal Troops Cleaned Out By Rebels.

MEXICAN REBEL LEADERS TO PROTECT CARRANZA   Fear His Death Would Result in Dis favor of The Uniteft States

UARRANZAS LIFE OAVED BY REBELS TROUGH FEAR OF ANGERING ARERIGANS   Former President of Mexico May Be Taken tc Sea Port and Asked to Leave Country When Taken by Revolutionists.

KITCHEN SUFFERS STROKE ON FLOOR OF HOUSE TODAY   Stricken at. 1 fot Speech ou the  ermuin “Péace Resolution This            hiken to” Hospital,

PROGRAM FOR OUR CHAUTAUQUA IS FINE   Lenzo’s Band, Smith-Spring-Holmee, Oratore, Entertainers and Everything De Luxe.

GET READY’ FOR OUR CHAU. TAUQUA.    Lenzo’s Band, Smith-Spring-Hoim-s, Orators, Entertainers and Everythifig De Luxe.

CHAUTAUQUA 10 START JUNE 21ST   OUTLINE OF TALENT sHoWs WHAT SUMNER WILL HAVE FINI ATTRACTIONS,   SEASON TICKET CAN. VASS TO BE MADE SOON   Sumner People Should Get Loyath Bohind This Undertaking and Boost. .

HEXICAN GARRISON IN REBELLION   Government Treons Crdered (0  Subdue the Mutlny. 

NEW JOB FOR “BLACK JACK”   Congress Plans to Make Pershing  Chief of Staff of the Army.

STATE JUSTICE DROWNS IN TUE   HENRY A. MELVIN, OF CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT DIES WHILE {IN DELIRIOUS FEVER.

CHAMBER BACKS. MILLERAND   F nach Premier Scores. “Triumph After = “Personal Plea ‘on Spa Coal. Agreement.

TRIUMPH FOR M. MILLERAND   Chamber of Deputies Backs His Spa Goal Anqreement. @#

CHAMBER BACKS MILLERANE      French Premier Scores Triumph Afte Personal Plea on Spa Coal Agreement.

CHAMBFR BACKS MILLERAND   French Premier Scores Triurmch After Persenra! Pica on Saa Ccai Agreement.

THE FRENCH TODAY OCCUPY ~ GERMAN CITIES   Troops Entered Frankfort at 5 O'Clock This Morning—The German Garrisons Had Left  ~~ nwd-Streapte-Were Deserted,

FOCH ORDERS ADVANCE; TANKS “IN FRANKFORT AT DAWN: FIND ~ CERMANS CONE. CITY AT PEACE   What Will Other Allies Do? Paris Asks. — Germany to Pay Cost of Military Move, Says Millerand. —- Expresses Confidence Action Will Be Given Complete Support.   Bv Assaciated Press.

France Speculating as to How Much Help She Will Get from the Allies

‘Troops Entered Frankfort at 8 “O'Clock This Morning—The - German Garrisons Had Left and Streets Were Deserted.

Money Spent By France To Occupy Teuton Towns Must Be Paid By German:

CAPTURE 4.500 RUSSIANS   Hattie at Habarevsak Results I» Many Deaths for Japs and

PALMER NOW A CANDIDATE IN REALITY   Throws Hat Into Ring At Chicago on Thursday.

Attorney General Anmomoes (hat ‘His Political Affairs Are in “Hands of Friends

PALMER WILL BE CANDIDATE   Atty, Gen. Palmer ty Enter Race. “In the Handy of His Friends.”

Ih HANDS OF MY FRIENDS-PALWIER    Attorney General Willing to be President and Says So; Choses Home of  Big Packers in Order to Express  -_Desire to Sacrifice Himseif

IN HANDS OF HIS, FRIENDS   Attorney General Palmer a Candidate But Wants To Be Urged: To Take the Office.

POUNTY Ge      Craig Shipbuilding Compan to Pay $50,000 for Seven  Acre Lease

COUNTY GETS IED 10 FRONTAGE   - to Pay $50,000 for Seven  Acre Lease

DISCUSSES AFFAIRS OF PECULIAR. LY WETERN INTEREST  DURING HIS TOUR,

COV. COX CAMPAIGNING IN COLORADO   League of Nations and Othe: Democratic Doctrines Suly ject of Candidate.

COX ENTERS COLORADO,      Gevernor to Make Several Short Spoecches En Route to Denver.

GOV. COX ISIN COLORADO TODAY   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO IGNORE WATKINS PROPOSAL.

COX NOW CHARGES PAPERS SUPPRESS FACTS ABOUT TRIP   Democratic Candidate Repeats in Colorado Claim Hays Gumming Him Up.   WALSH FOLLOWS UP HIS ATTACK UPON HARDING   Compares Elihu Root’s Worle Court Program With Plan Fathered by Wilson.

GETTING ARKS’ Haws TO DEPORT OVER 2000 “REDS”   RUMORED THAT FIRST SHIP WILL LEAVE ABOUT JANUARY 10 WITH RADICALS  TAKEN INTO CUSTODY ---MORE THAN 4,500 TAKEN IN DRIVE,

RAncAls NOW HELD TOTAL ABOVE 4,500. IN WARIOUS CITIES   [   Hundreds of_Agitators Are Be ‘ing Sent to Ellis Island; Deportation {s Aim

ARRESTS: WILL EXGEED LAST YEAR'S FIGURE   aREAT RAID WILL SHOW A-TOTAL FAR, ABOVE THAT OF  ‘THE COMBINED ROUNDUPS LAST EAR—FLEET OF ARKS WILL PROBABLY BE NEEDED.TO CARRY THE ‘ALIENS TO EUROPE a ,   DEPORATION PROCEEDINGS START AT ONCE

NATION-WIDE: DRIVE ON ‘REDS’ CATCHES MANY   U. §S. DETERMINES TO BREAK BACKBONE OF HATED COMMUNISM

4500 “REDS” ARE TAKEN IN RAIDS   Rifles, Bombs and High Explosives Confiscated by Justice Department Agents.   ROUND-UP IS NATION WIDE   Evidence Secured to Base Proceedings for Deportation of Radical Aliens.

Judge in Omaha Decides Ameinet the Traction Company Awarding Desens.

UNBORN CHILD IS LEGAL ENTITY   Omaha, Neb.: Judge Gives Ruling in Damaae Trial —

Unborn Child Is A Legal Entity   co Decides An Omaha Judge in as Action Brought Against Street Car Company

UNBORN CHILD. GAN’ SUFFEF   Omaha’ Gourt..Rules Children Hav Pre.Natal Rights .in Unusual Damage Suit.

UNBORN BABY’S SUIT ~ PERMITTED BY JUDGE   $50,000 Asked for Birthmart Traced to Accident.’

OUT FOR CONGRESS   W. W. MeNeal Candidate for Demoeratie Nomination.

WILL STOP VANDALISM   Yellowstone Park Officials Put Ban on Name Writing.   Motorists Muat Remedy Damage or Pay Heavy Penalties for Injuring Natural Formations.

KEEP. TAB ON TOURISTS   Can't Deface Yellowstone Parl Withcut Paying Penalty.

VANDALS ARE BEING PUNISHED AT PARK   Persons Who Persist in Writing Names on Scenery at Yellowsione Severely Dealt With

COX STARTS ON WESTERN TOUR THIS EVENINC   Democratic Nominee Ready te Begin “Greatest Stumping Trip Ever Attempted.”   FIRST  STOP   Candidate Plans to Invade the Pacific Coast Before Returning to Dayton.

SOX READY FOR  ul bull  STUMPING TRIP   ‘Democracy’s Big Show Take: the Road Tonight for ‘Swing Around Circle.’   SCHEDULE CALLS FOR MANY SPEECHES   Heralded as ‘‘Greatest and _Grandest’’ Ever Put On by Presidential Gandidate.

REPRESENTATIVE OF COX BEFORE: SENATE PROBERS   Democratic Candidate is Off For Speaking Tour of 24  i2   PLANS 150 SPEECHES   Expects to Return to Ohio October 4 For Rest, and Start Eastern Trip

STRANGE DEATH IS NOW BEING PROBED   Man on Operating Table for X-Ray Photograph of Teeth Dies.   Mark Under Heart and Charred Sleeve of Sweater Only Burns,

SHOCKED TO DEATH ON X-RAY TABLE   Doctors Mystified by Strange Death of Man in Doctor's Office.

RIAN DIES FROM K-RAY SHOCK   Mystery Surrounds Death of New Jersey Patient

PRESENT GRAIN MARKET SYSTEM 0.K. SAYS BARNES   Former U. S. Grain Corporation Head Declares Future Trading Beneficial   WhHLAL MARALIL SAPE  DECLINE SMALLER THAN ANY. OTHER PRODUCT SINCE PER-  10D OF DEFLATION 

SUGGESTIONS MABE Oli Gram MARKETING   BARNES OUTLINES INFLU.  ENCE ON PRICE FLUC. . ) TUATIONS.

Barnes Touches: Every Phase _ of Grain Marketing In Statement to Farmers.   SAYS WHEAT ESCAPED   FULL EFFECTS OF DROP   Declares Open Exchange Works to Advantagee Both Producer and Consumer.

Director General’ of Grair Corporation Appears Before Committee of 17   DISCOURAGES EXPERIMENTS   Believes Cooperative Marketing Projects Mote. Costly Than Present Plan -

PRESENT SYSTEM OF MARKETING GRAIN [S COMMENDED   Julian H. Barnes Discusses Grair Situation Before Committee  Of Federation.   COMPETITION BENEFITS CONSUMER AND PRODUCER   Sugeests That Farmers Inform Then: selves In All Phases Of Marketing.

BARNES OPPOSED T0 FARM PRICE-FIXING   SAYS AMERICAN PUBLIC WOULD DECREE IT UNJUST.   Fermer Director ef Grain Corporation Dees Not Like Moneopoly— Favers Fature Tradizg On Right Basis.

GRAIN EXCHANGE AID PRODUCER AND CONSUMER, BARNES   FU ba op TRADING BENEFICIAL B AT IT FURNISHED INSURANCH.   EXAMPLES ARE SUBMITTEL   Producer Has “Escaped Full Efiect 9 Deflation,” Because of “Cushion” Found in Future

CRAIN MARKETS. USCUSSED AND BARNES HEARD      EXPERT BEFORE FARMERS !   THINKS PRESENT SYSTEM ON WHOLE IS BEST TO BE HAD.

People to Decide Fate of  Pact at Polls Next  November.   PRESIDENT LAYS DOWN GAUNTLET   Willing to Stand or Fall in Question of Foreign  Pr bee

WANTS TREATY MADE THE ISSUE   PRESIDENT PLANS TO INJECT IT INTO CAMPAIGN,   PARTY SLOGAN OF DEMOCRACY   “light Prospect of Peace Going Back to Senate Uniess the Republican Members Show Signe of  Relentinz.

MEDAL FOR A MAN IN PRISON   Distinguished Service Token Awarded Captive ef Germans.

PERFORMED SERVICE WHILE A PRISONER   North Carolina Man Enjoys Unique Distinction.

frigh Tension Lines Being  Buil Through Country From City Plant: —Yankee Rohinson Shows Sold te W. C. Hall of Missouri.

WANT MARTIN HEAD OF MILITIA BUREAU   ALLEN ON COMMITTEE   Kansas Governors Today Was Placed on the Conference Executive Body   xt Meeting Place of Governors Br oad iornta to Be Chosen Later

ALLEN TELLS GOVERNORS OF ATLEMPT TO  OVERRULE   ALLEN ON COMBUTTEE   Kansas Governors Today Was Plac: ed on the Conference Executive Body    Next Meeting Place of Governor: Conference to Be Chosen Later

INDUSTRIAL CENSUS MARCH. 1   Twelve Hundred Men to Gather Date on United States Economic  Conditions.

RADIO FLASHES NEW YEARS APPEAL   HOOVER ASKS COUNTRY FOR HELP FOR CHILDREN OF EUROPE   If You Haven't Taken Your Little Invisible Guest Into Your Home, Do it Tomorrow.

AMATEUR RADIO MEN AID RELIEF   DISTRIBUTE MESSAGES FROM HOOVER APPEALING FOR AID FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN

Amateur Wireless Operators Assist ir in Appeal for Starving European Children

CAILLAUX LOSES POLITICAL RIGHT:   Is Freed From Jail Today—Has served Time Of Sentence Already

UNOFFICIA © REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   AT'SARATOGA SPRINGS _N..Y., ADOPTS PARTY ' PLATFORM oo   And Votes to Designate the State Ticket. — National ‘Platform Endorsed and Support to Harding. is Pledved.

Majority. of Delegates at Unofficial ‘Republican: Convention ~ Dppose Candidacy of Syracuse Sulee War Mates by “the Women on Wadeworth..: 7 ae

NEW YORK G. O. P. SESSION   Republicans Meet to Name The State Ticket.

UNOFFICIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   AT SARATOGA SPRINGS _N. ¥., ADOPTS © PARTY PLATFORM    And Votes to Designate the State Ticket — National - Platform Endorsed and Support to Harding is ' DIA.

N. Y. REPUBLICANS ARE LINING UP   State Convention Adopts Party Platform; Designate Candidate for Governor

WILL NOMINATE. COX OR.MADOO LAWRENCE SAYS   Jersey and. Other Wet States ". in Position to’ Read lank Ganuantiagn

CONTROVERSIES GROWING   ‘Fierce Fight Over Chairmanship of Platform Committee Expected Today.  

OHIO. GOVERNOR CLOSE SECOND DESPITE, DIVORGE   ‘PALMER TO GET MANY VOTES. ON FIRST BALLOT AT CONVEN: ‘  pcan mE onnES       Senator Has’ President’s Support Tor Chairman of: Plat Tie Clinton:

Ohio Committeeman Makes Unpopular Moves Before Convention Opens   GOVERNOR AND MeADOO LEADERS FOR HONORS   Lawrence Thinks Former Seeretary Of Treasury Stands First In Raee

CROP REPORTS INDICATE BIG WHEAT HARVES]   Wheat Estimated at 809 Million Bushels, With Corn Almost As Much.

GOVT. CROP REPORT WAS ISSUED TODAY   Estimates of ‘Productior for Year Are Made Public

Corea? CAIN   et ‘Wheat: Crop: I  coin in Month, ' Figures Show, .”   OTHER: ‘CROPS. ARE_ IN: ‘GOOD: ‘CONDITION

EIGHT MILLION BUSHELS WHEAT CROP INCREASE   Report Practically All Grair Crops be Greatly Increased This Year

U.S. FARM EXPERTS * _. PREDICT BIG CROPS   FORECAST. 809,000,000 BUSH : ELS OF WHEAT THIS  YEAR IN LU. S,.   Conditions of Crops on July From 79.7 Percent of Normal to 88 Percent,

INCREASED CROPS IN NEW FORECAST   Total of 809,000,060 Bushels of Woeat Is Shewn in Iigures  for duly 4.

809,000,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT THIS YEAR   Corn Yield Forecast As 2,779, 000,000; Oats 1,322,000,000; Rye 82,000,000.

WHEAT CROP TO SHOW INCREASE.   Government Report Estimates tr crease of 28,000,000 Bushels, Compared to Last Manth.

CORN CROP 84.6 NORMAL   Government Issues Forecast To-day.   KANSAS LEADS IN WHEAI  Estimated at 809,000,000 BushelsYield is Less Than Last Year.

U.S. FARMEXPERTS ~ PREDICT BIG CROPS   Conditions of f Crops on July  From 79.7 Percent of Normal to 8&8 Percent

CUMMINGS SELECTED AS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   Col, Jolin Lo Martin, of St. Louis, Chosen Serceant-at-Arms for Demecratie National Convention.

WOMEN OF TEXAS NOW ENTITLED 10 BALLOT   POLL TAX RECEIPT UNNECESSARY EXCEPT AT PRIMARIES, ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS.

COMMSOION WOULE STOP FOOD HOARDING   PERMANENCY OF CONTROL ACT RECOMMENDED BY “FEDERAL BOARD.

LAW AGAINST HOARDS MAY BE PERPETUATED   Federal Trade Commission Reports Sugar Price Increases Could Have Been Prevented.

PERMANENCY FOR FOOD AND FUEL LAWS      FFederal Trade Commission Recom mends Ret:ntion to Block All Hoarding.

G. O. P. LEFT OUT DRY PLANK, SAYS DRY BODY CHIE!   Hinshaw Charges Plank Adopted Was Left Out of Platform Printed For Distribution,

LAW AND ORDER PLANK DELETED   REPUBLICANS DO NOT INCLUD! IT IN PAMPHLET OF PLATFORM

ANOTHER PLATFORM PLANK AMSA   REPUBLICANS OMIT LAW And ORDER PLANK FROM PRINTED PLATFORM.   HERDING FINISHES SPEECH   Address of Acceptance Will Run Over Four Columns and Oover all Important Issues of the Election.

LAW ANID ORDER PLANK IS OMITTED BY 6. 0. .   PROWIBITIONIST SAYS PLATFORM ISSUE IS NOT CONTAINED IN ~ PRINTED PAMPHLET,

WHAT ARE THEY “TRYING 10 PUT OVER, IS QUERY   IT WAS PASSED BY CONVENTION   BUT IT DOES NOT SHOW IN PRINTED COPIES OF DOCUMENT

“ME ER   rT WAS PASSED BY CONVENTION   ROY IT DOES NOT SUOW IN PRINTED COPIES OF DOCUMENT

Wa RNR NUWS  ALTER T. LEE      PUBLISHED EACH ~ THURSDAY   A Democratic Paper

WHITE RIVER NEWS  “7 =. /WALTER T. LEE. a “EDITOR AND. PUBLISHER.  ~BESSIE O'NEAL Lar. - Associate Editor          PUBLISHED EaACA -THURSDAY   . A Democratic Paper

WALTER T. LEE EpimToR AND PUBLISHER. Brestze O'NEAL Lee  Associate Editor   PUBLISHED EACA THURSDA1   A Democratic Paper

WHITE RIVER NEWS   PUBLISHED  EACA ‘THURSDAY   A Democratic Paper

WALTER T. LEE. “EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. ‘BESSIE O'NEAL Lue ~ Associate Editor   PUBLISHED EACH. THURSDAY   A: Democratic Paper.

200 EMPLOYED TO ACCEPT GUT IN PAY GHEGKS   Have Agreed To Take Ten Percent - Reduction in Wages So Mil Will Not Glose

HOSIERY MILL GIRLS NOW MAKING $52 WEEK AGREE TO) ACCEPT LOWER WACE

HOSIERY MILL ~ WORKERS kerri LOWER WAGES   Ten Per Cent Decrease in Order to Prevent the Shutting Down of the Mills Due to the Cancellation of Orders By Purchasers,

ACCEPT CUT  IN THEIR WAGES   Hosiery Workers Conclude That Pay Reduction is Better Than Shutdown.

AGREE TO LESS WAGES TO KEEP MILLS OPEN   Employees of FRosiery Mills te Get 10 Percent Reduction Many Mills Close. s

Actually Accept Wage Reduction      Hosiery ALL Fmployes Accept Ten Per Cent Wage Reduction That Mills Might ConUnue Operating.

HOSE FACTORY CUTS WAGES   Employees In Pennsylvania Mill Accept Ten Per Cent Reduction So Plant Will Remain Open.

GIRLS TAKE WAGE DECREASE   j ‘Ten Per Cent Reduction Saves Hosiery afill Eroam Shutdown.

ACCEPTS LESS PAY - TO STAY AT WORK   Girls Employed in Hosiery Mill Agree ta 10 Per Cent Cut in Salary Rather Than See Mill Close

ELKHARTAN MADE VICE-PRESIDENT OF STATE T.P. A.   Orice White Wins Ofice—  - Hartmen President.

CITING CHA!      Tipton » limpressed tte Service at ‘Noblesville.

HAD EXCITING CHASE.      Tipton Mans Car  hlnpressed tnt service at Noblesville,

FRENCH CABINET MEMBERS CUM   Ministry of Premier Clemenceauv Hands in Resignations to President Poincare.   Niexandre Millerand Is Re quested to Form New Government,

M. CLEMENCEAU'S CABINET RESIGN   Governor of Alsace Asked Form Another —New President Takes Office Soon

CONSIDER UTILIZING. ~ ALLIED DEBT   Will Attempt.to Use Ten Bil: lion Owed U. S, to Ease ne lanvande Haire   NO ACTION EXPECTED AT THIS SESSION   Committee "Decides Against Postponing December. Income Tax Payments.

MAY DEMAND BONDS   Would Ask Substitution of Bonds for Indebtedness Certificates.

Discuss Payment. .of. ‘$10, 000, 000,000 Debt of European Nations

J. §. NOT TO TAKE PART   No Probability That America Will Share In Military Action In Russia.

No Probability That America Wi Share In Military Action  eon Meee te

DELEGATES FROM ALL BODIES AT FARM CONGRESS   FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OPENS IN KANSAS CITY.   One Thousand Men Representing Various Farmers’ and Growers’ As. sociations Will be In Attendance.

ACTION IS TAKEN 10 PROTECT AMERICANS; POLES CATCH SOVIETS  IN SHORT RANGE FIRE

REDS ARE GUI 10 PIECES IN GREAT RETREAT   Many Officers Captured And Several Killed; Attack Fails.

PITTSBURG TO AID REFUGEES   Secretary Daniels Orders Cruiser to Danzig to Assist Those Who Have Fled From Bolsheviki.

DANIELS ORDERS SHIP TO DANZIG TO PROTECT AMERICANS AT POR)   Armored Cruiser Pittsburg to Proceed From Ronal.

iL. S. GRUISER N SENT 10 DANZIG 10 AID YANKS   DANIELS ORDERS PITTSHURGH UNDER ADMIRAL HUSH, TO PROCEED TO BALTIC

CRUISER ORDERED TO RUSSIAN PORT; WARNING TO REDS   Polish Artillery Shatters Principal Column  Of Soviet Army.

WARSHIP SENT TO DANZIG TO PROTECT YANKS   Soviet Message Agree to Change Peace Parley to Neutrals.

AMERICAN CRUISER 1S SENT TO DANZIG   Poli-h Artillery Plows Through Ranks of Fleeing Russian Soldiers   Third Legion Ready for Any Counter Attack Against Brest-Litovsk

CRUISER ORDERED TO PROTECT YANKS   Pittsburg Is Sent fram Revel to Danzig to Loak After Amoricans tn Polith Port.

ARMED SHIP ORDERED TO BALTIC PORT   should Protect American Interests, Says Daniels   FILL RED COMMANDER   Head of 57th Bolshevist Division Slain, Says Report

U. SARRUISER SENT TO DANZIG   American Vessel: Order. ed Out to Protect. Life  «aiad Property —

SEND A CRUISER 10 DANZIG 10 PROTECT YANKS   Polish Artillery Cuts Retreat: ing Russ Soviets to Pieces,   MANY MORE RED PRISONERS TAKEN   Reports From All the Battle Fields Reveal Poles Victorious.

AUO WILLING 10 TRANSFER oEAT UF PEAGE GONFERENGE      Wireless Message Picked Up at Eif. fel Tower Station Tells of the Bolshevik Offer.

Daniels Orders Cruiser Pittsburgh to Danzis to Protect Americans

U. S. CRUISER GOES AGROUND   Warship Pittsburgh on Baitic Reef Off Libau Coast.

AMERICAN CRUISER GOES ‘AGROUND (N BALTIC SEA   Vice Admiral. "Huse Reports Ao: cident. but. Does Not Indi. eate Danger ae

ARMORED CRUISER IS IN NO DANGER   PITTSBURGH AGROUND IN BALTIC SEA, OFF COURLAND.

U. §. ARMORED. CRUISER.   Pittsburgh, Aground in Baltic Sea, Has Olympic Team t Passengers.

U S STEAMER _ LOST AT VIGO   Went Aground in Spanish Harbor and Will be Pound ed to Pieces. Pasenger's Safe

STE AMER. AGROUND.       The Sthenéy Is 4 tranded in Harbor -at. RBipro.” Spain. ; ‘

U3, CRUISER RUNS AGROUND IN BALTIC   WARSHIP PITTSBURGH IN DANGER OFF COURLAND COAST— ARMY TRANSPORT TO AID.

x  “SSCRUISER: ON BALTIC: REEF      No Details ~ ‘of. Pittsburgh's Mishap -Knowii—Aasistance on Way...

PITTSBURGH ON BALTIC REEF      American Cruiser Reported Aground Three Miles Off ,Libau on Courland Coast.

ae 5. AG RUISER AGROU ND.  The Pittsburgh in n Shallow. Water fea Woeal¢den Clonee

TO SAVE CRUISER PITTSBURGH   Part of Double Bottom Flooded but Ship in No “Immediate Danger,” Washington Hears.

PHONOGRAPIH  Records for September now here—all $1.00 Records, 90. ATA BPPNRITTR YE © CARP Prat   K RESGE CO   SPECIAL SALES SATURDAY. 0c bar Sun's Up Laundry Soap, Saturday Only, 5c bar.  Florida limes. 15¢ Dozen.   AMERICAN SHIP AGROUND.

AMERIGAN BOAT ON ROCKY SHOAL   Armored Cruiser Pitts: burgh Runs uns Aground  ‘ial NCTA C DECRrCIVeN   Vessel is Supposed to Have Hit Shoal Near Entrance to Libeau Harbor in Baltic Sea— Proceeding to Reval from Danzig—Flagship of Vice Admiral Huse

LYNCH FEVER WN OULUTH COSTS LWES OF THRE VEGROES,PASCES QUICKL'      Hang Men Who Attacked White Girl At Circus ---Troops Arrive But Find Minnesota Town Quiet and Peaceful.

THREE HEGROES ARE LYNCHED BY MINNESOTA MOB   Jail Is Stormed and Assault ers of 17-Year-Old White Girl Taken Out   STATE TROOPS SENT TO PRESERVE ORDER   POLICE CALLED OUT FIREME? WHO THREAV STREAMS OI WATER ON SURGING MOB IN VAIN,

A MINNESOTA MOB HANGS 3 NEGROES   CROWD OF 5000 WREAKED VENGEANCE ON SUSPECTS HELD IN PRISON.   YOUNG GIRL 1S ATTAGKED   chree Other Negroes Held for the Same Offense Released After Mock Trial By Members of the Mob.

THREE NEGROES ARE LYNCHED   Mob at Duluth Avenges Attack on White Girl   TROOPS ON SCENE Topsy   City Is Quiet After Wild Nicht of Riniine

PRIEST CLIMBS LYNCHING POST —-ASNEGRO DIES   DESPERATE EFFORT MADE BY CHURCHMAN TO SAVE THREE “VICTIMS OF MOB

DULUTH RISES TO FRENZY OVER ACT OF BLACK FIENDS      Priest Jeered As He Attempts T'o Block Fate; Quiet Now.

INFARNORTH NEGROES HANG; GIRL ASSANLTED   RESIST POLICE AND BATTER DOWN THE DOORS OF THE COUNTY JAIL

MOB HANGS THREE THEN DISPERSES   CIRCUS ROUSTABOUTS STRUNG UP AT DULUTH,   ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING GIRL.   Plea of Priest For Stay of Justice. ts Met With Jeers — Everything” Quiet When Soldiers Arrive On Scene,

MOB IS QUIET TODAY AT DULUT!   Three Negroes Lynched at Duluth, Mirn., Last Night for Attacking —   Ay YOUNG WHITE GIRL   ae a‘ eT oe oF eee 4 2S AA SSP Ss. 3 ~  Mob Batters Down Doots _at Jail and Hangs Them —TJroops Arrive

CHICAGO GUNMAN IS: SOUGHT FOR MURDEF   Cold Blooded Killing Take: Place in: Saloon

AMGTHER CHIEAGE MERBER            Gumman from of the Yards Sought fer the Shooting of  Satlenglkeeanr

GEARY 1S SOUGHT FOR — COLD-BLOODED MURDER   Chicago Saloonkeeper Shot Down Last Night © solow It.-Was- Done.

TRAIL GUNMAN FOR MURDER OF SALOONKEEPER   ‘Police Seek Man From “Back of the Yards” For Brutal  Slaying.

IN COLD MURDER   Eugene Geary Shoots. :Salcdon “Keeper Without Warning . '. And Makes His Escape.

POLICE SEEK _ GUNMAN FOR FOUL MURDER   Chicago Saloonkeeper Killec in Cold Blood Last Night By Thug.

MEXICO SICK OF GEASELESS WAR   SENATOR FALL SAYS THEY LONG FOR AMERICAN AID.   LACK OF FAITH IN CARRANZA   Nevolation in Sénora Ne Surprise. But Came Sooner Than [ixpected Withdrawal of Kecog aition Might Benefit.

Plays No Favorite; Simply Wants People to Rule and Be Fair to U. §.

DID NOT EXPECT REVOLT SO SOGh   Senator Fall, Head of Senate ‘Commitiee, Has Returned: ta Washington’   HAS INTERESTING STORY   Expected to Lay Report. Before Senate by June First; “Wants Guarantee

COAL PRICES ARI arING ADVANCED   Higher Wage Scale for Miners Boosts Cost of Product   nuid I$ GREATEST SUFFERER   payton Price Jumps From ‘50 fonts to 2 Dollare 5

RETAIL PRIGES OF BITUMINOUS GOAL ARE ADVANGING   Costing From a Few Cents to $3 < Ton More Since Gate of New Wage Scale Became Effective.

REBEL AGAINST . MOUNTING PRICI   Restoration of Old Law of Supply and Demand Is Predicted

Official Says Analysis of Coun_ try’s Business Shows Lessening of Demand.   MAKES ADDRESS TO BANKERS   Vice Gov. Platt of Federal Reserve Board Says People Rebelied Against Mounting Prices and Forced Readjustment of Values.

BUYING PUBLIC ACDELD AGAING  MbHEA PRGty   PEOPLE DEWANDING RETURN TE NORMAL VALUATIONS AND END OF DEFLATION,

REBEL AGAINST. MOUNTING PRICE   Restoration of Old. Law of Supply and Demand : + Jg’Predicted -

BELLE, ASSERTS OFFICIAL   Lessening of Demand by Public Forces Lower Prices.   PLATT TALKS TO BANKERS   Vice Governor of the Federai Reserve Board Deciares There Was a Revolt Against Mounting Prices—  Analysis of Business.

PLATT IN TALK TO BANKERS   Declares Public Has Rebelled Against Ever  Mounting Prices

THE BUYING PUBLIC 1? REBELLED AGAINST EVER MOUNTING PRICES   Period of Readjvatimcet of Values Has Been Forced, Vice @evernor Piatt of the Federal Reserve Raard Cave

PEOPLE HOLD BACK 10 CUT HIGH PRICES   Rebel Against Increas ing Price and Force Readjustment.

PUBLIC HAS QUIT BUYING; TIRED OF MOUNTING PRICES   That Is Reason For In. dustrial Slack-Up Banker Says.

“PUBLIC FORCES  LOWER: PRICES   Official Says Analysis of ,Coun_ctry’s Business Shows Less: — ening of Demand.   MAKES ADDRESS 10 BANKERS   Vice Gov. Platt of Federal Reserve Board Says People Rebelled Against Mounting Prices and Forced Re + adjustment of Values.

OAS PUBLIC HAs REBELLED AGAIN  MOUNTING PRIGES   Reserve Board Vice Govern ment Declares Refusal te Buy, Not Credit Restriction Has Closed Plants.

INCOME TAX MAN IS COMING TO CARROLL   WH Be In Carrol] County During  Large Part. of the Month of February.

INCOME TAXMAN HERE JAN. 26°31      INCOME TAX HAS BEEN REDUCED FROM 6 and 12 PER CENT TH) A and 2 ca

INCOME YTAX DEPUTY COMING   Wil Visit: Flora Coumty Retweoy February thth ana 2th

INCOME TAX MAN FEBRUARY 19-28   WILL SPEND TEN DAYS IN PELLA TO ASSIST IN MAKING SCHEDULES

NGOME TAX MAR FUR BOUNE OD. JAN, 15TH-a15]    Boone, Ogden and Madrid to Have  Man Here to Explain Workings  of the Income Tax Law.

Income Tax Man  Here Next Month   Revenue Collector's Assistant Will Be in Spencer on February 23

TO BE HELPED BY IMCOME MEK   {ncome Tax Instructors Will Be In County Seat Towns and Other Cities to Help in Making Out Income Report.

HE INCOME TAX COLLE   Wil Be in Emmetshburg February 2 to 14, Prepare te Meet Hime

THEINCOMETAX ~ MAN WILL BE HERE AS SOCIAL. CUSS   Will Tell You How Much Of Your “Hard Earned” Uncle Sam Will Ex- —   tract This Time   DOES NOT’ ARGUE MUCH   Is No Rospecter of Pergons, Pro vided Your Income Note Up To The Taxable Amount— Out For Long Green

REVENUE COLLECTOR ~INCOUNTY   Comes in February to Help With the Income Reports   WILL BE IN’ ELDORA   Comes to Assist in Making Out the ‘Income Tax ; Returns

MADE TO PAY INGOME TA)   Forelgners Attempting To Leave the Country Are Apprehended and Relieved of $1,000 Each,

EMIGRANTS WILL PAY INCOME TAX   Collector Crogan’ Urges an Agreement With Canada to.Force Payment _ From Them

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.   Fvercises With High Schools Is Ths Logical Arrangement,

SCHOOL COMMEN   ih High Schools Is The  renmaternt.  veraises Wi

FRIENDS OF TRISH FPRERDOM   Lecture Tonight on Trish Cause at the Grand Theatre

OF TRISH FREEDOM      Tectnre Tonight. on Frish Cause at the Grand Theatre

GUERILLA WAR ON INCREASE, REPORT  Sinn Feiners Renew Attacks      Sinn Feiners Renew Attacks on Police and Soldiers ' - fn ITreland.   M’SWINEY AGAIN WEAKER   London Paper Says He , Strong and Hints at Private Feeding,

NOTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS KISSED BY DEBS   Garbed in Prison Suit, Chief Socialist Accepts Nomination for President, but Can Not Speak.

COWICT-TOLD HE To CANDIDATE  ~ FOR PRESIDENT      Kissing Committeémen ‘Gene’ Debs, Declares “He “Is Still. Decided Radical

BERG ISSUE PARTY STATEMENT FROM BDI TQ NOMINATING COMMITTEE   Declares He Has Never Been Afraid of Being Too Radical But Has Feared He Might Become Too Conservative; Expresses Sympathy to Bolsheviki Cause.

DEBS NOTIFIED  er IN PRISON   Receives Delegation in Warden's Of fice, and ie Unable to Make Any Formai Statement of Acceptante.

1 AA HED, TELLS PARTY   Bolshevik and Boesh't Care Who Knows ft, Says Canvict in the Presidential Race.   OSCULATION FOR EACH MEMBER OF DELEGATION

Socialist Candidate for Presi-. dent Urges Support of Russian Revolution

ADVANGE COURIER: OF HUMANITY OFT INCELL, DEBS TOLD   Socialist Candidate Receives Formal Notification He Again Heads Ticket.   COMMITTEE WAITS UPON DEBS IN ATLANTA PRISON   Nomination fs Tendered With Assurance of Profound and Deep Affection.

Democrats Conclude Nominations, Entering Sen. Simmons, Carter Glass, Ambassador Davis, Gov. Harrison   Session Draws Great Throns, But No Demonstrations Are Attempted; Women to Fore —MecAdoo’s Name Stirs

Convention Recessed  Till 8 O’clock Tonight   With Fourteen Candidates in Nomination Bods Adjourns to Wait on the Platform Committee . Long Night Session Probably.

= ./ Se =  SOLUTIONS RE REPORT 10 BE PREOENTED Ad oUON Ao EVENING SESSION STARTS

SWITCHMAN ESTY GETS DELAY   Case of Chicago Strike Leader Contin. ued to Give Chance to Obtain Witnesses.

-Yesterday’s Games   STANDING OF THE CLUBS.   Thursday's Results.

TWO GIRLS AND MOTHER DIE IN NEW YORK FIRE   Unable to Escape from Burn ing Building, Three Women Perish by Suffocation

Assurances Are Given Tobacco Merchants’ Association.      Protest Made Against Further Increase In Taxes On Tobacco.

Tobacco Merchants Association Meets         Says Tobaces Will Not Be Burled ju Same Grav With Liquor,

MAY ABANDON THE FARM INSTITUTE   Question Discussed at State Col lege. Business Takes Its Place.

FARMERS MAY ABANDON THE COUNTY INSTITUTE   Farm Bureaus and College Ex tension Work Said to Take Place of Popular Programs.

LEGISLATURE MAY MEET WEDNESDAY   Call For Special Session to Ratify Suffrage Amendment Prepared.   HUNDRED PLEDGES NEEDED   Indications are that One-Day Meeting Will Come Wednesday of Not Later Than Last of Next Week.

MENTION WALLACE FOR CHAIRMAN UF GOP, STATE MEET   State Convention Plans Move Rapidly; Candidates May Precede Platform.   DELEGATES WILL CAUCUS EARLY TUESDAY MORNING   Gubernatorial Contest Keeps Candidates Busy; Talk of Dark Horse Is Heard.

WALLACE MAY BE NAMED AS G.0.P. LEADER   Des Moines Man Men. tioned Likely Candidate for Leader.

G.O. P. Fight forGovernor Grows Hot   REPUBLICAN STATE CON. VENTION WILL OPEN JULY 20.

Four Men on Letigh Locomotive ‘Either Killed or Fatally _ Bealded.   DESERTED ENGINE DRASHED INTO TRAIN   That Was Standing In the Station at Mt. Carmel Having Run Wild Down the Steep Grade from Point of Explosion.

TWO KILLED  IN PECULIAR _ SOCIBENT   Runaway Engine Disables Crew atid Then Col hides With Passenger.

et ran ree enema ia  C. M. & St. P. Road To Resume ‘Pacific Limited” To Friscc

START FAST SERVICE   New Possible to Cross Continent. in 92 Hours and 45 Minutes,

Big Polish Counter Offensive Near Brody Has Collapsed, Says Foreign Office Advices   Brest-Litovsk Occupied by Reds Sunday Taking Many Prisoners and Much War Booth

BORAH INTERVIEW AFTER HARDING-BRY AN VISTI   Commoner Takes Up League Witt! Irreconcilabl After Marion Conference.

SENATOR’ BORAR AND W. J. BRYAN IN CONFERENCE      Possibilities Of Reaching Common ; Ground. In, World Peace Movement Is Understood To Have Been Topic Discussed.   IBOTH: HARDING CONFEREES

BRYAN AND BORAH HOLD CONFERENCE (IN LEAGUE PLANS   Meetiny Is Significant in View Of Recent Visits of Both to Home of President-Elect At Marion, Ohio.

BORAH WILL OPPOSE HARDING PLAN FOR PEACE, IS REPORT   President-Elect’s Proposal i Also Declared Unsound by Senator Reed.   NEBRASKAN IS SAID TO BE TRYING FOR AGREEMENT   Absolute Discard of League of Nations is Not Planned by New Executive.

siete eae taneatnimim  MR. BRYAN DISCUSSES WORLD PEACE WITH SENATOR BORAH

BRYAN CONVERSES WITH SEN. BORAH ON WORLD PEACE   Opposing Views of Two Part: Leaders are Declared Unchanged   EACH HAVE CONFERRED WITH HARDING RECENTLY   Different Opinions as to Peace Pians of President-Blect Are Advanced

BRYAN AND BORAH HOLD CONFERENCE   Confer Together On Possibilities Agréement,

BRYAN AND BORAL HOLD CONFERERC!      Possibilities of Securing World Peace Agreement Wore Tiennecart   OPINIONS ARE UNCHANGED   Hughes. Said to Be Favorec . for Secretary of State; Knox Is Mentioned

Commoner Recently Held Con: erence With Harding Regarding New League   REMOVE U. S$. OBLIGATIONS   President-elect Drafting Se of New Reservations to Protect America

REDS BETWIXT AND BETWEEN AVERS LENINE   ‘Not at war, not at peace Neither Recognized Nor Unrecognized.’

“WITHIN-HAILING ‘Di        Tipton County I Came Near ‘Tuk. “Trophy ‘it: SheFidan, 

WITHIN HAILING DISTANCE.   Tipton County Boys Came Near Taking Trophy at Sheridan,

R R UNIONS  DENY WILL. CALL STRIKE   WILL: TRY TO LEARN _ WHEN -WAGE- BOARD - WILL. ‘RENDER DE NATIT LART   Counter Claims Made. Re garding the Recent Walk. - out of Penna., B. & O. and . Reading Workere.

PVENIES STRIKE REPORT,      Lee Calle Rumors of Geneval Walk: Out Pronasands.

R R UNIONS . ‘DENY WILL _ CALL STRIKE   WILL TRY TO LEARN WHEN WAGE BOARD ~ WILL. RENDER DE: CISION...   Counter Claims. Made Regarding the Recent Walk: out of Penna., B. & O. and  . Reading. Workers.

RUMORS THAT UNIONS ARE TO CALL STRIKE DENIED  gta ff amnatsé.2 t..... &

DENIES RAILROAD ~ STRIKE. 1S. COMING   Chief “Lee (Of Trainmen ~ Anc Other Big Four Executives _ “Telk' le Proravanda.

000,000 THEFT HOM FREIGHT CARS BARED   Three Men Arrested anc Police. Claim - Fourtt Member of Gang Is Be. ing Held at Detroit

A $300,000 FIRE INDES MOINES   ‘Herndon Block Burns. Was Ocew‘pled by Moon Printing Co, Breamer Co. and Others,

GREAT: TRUTH SIMPLY TOLD      Warning Here to Thoes Whe Neglect te Set Down Thelr Priceless "~ Dlecoverieac’

GREAT TRUTH SIMPLY TeLD   Warning Here to Those Who Negiect te Set Down Their Priceless Discoveries.

NTTACKS CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS IN MEXICO   j  Governor Adolfo de la Huerta, o Sonora, Has Issued a State ment.

FLIGHT TO ALASKA   STAGED BY MILITARY PLANES : AND PILOTS,   Most Difficult Cross Country Trip  Ever Attempted On Ameri. : ¢an-Continent. --" > -

FOUR ARMY PLANES OFF ON LONG TRIE   Nome, Aliaska, ts Point of Destina. tion and Reond Trip Will Be 9000 Miles.

CAPT. AMUNDSEN __, 10 LEAVE NOME   EXPLORER WILL START NORTH POLE JOURNEY TOMORROW.

a —  Amundson Will Drive With Arctic Ice Pack   Norwegian Explorer Will Leave Nome Saturda In Attempt to Reach North Pole. He Expects t Be Gone Five Full Years.

‘TO BE HEARD. IN JANUARY   Arguments to. Be Made In, Appeal Brought by Senator Newberry.

NEWBERRY CASE 1S ADVANCEL   Counsel Agree on January 3 for Hear. ing Appeal Argument in Election Case.

SET DATE FOR HEARING OF NEWBERRY APPEAI   Supreme Court: Will Listen to Argu ments in the Case On January 3rd; Former Justice Hughes Counsel in Case

NEW CREDIT POLICY   STRINGENT MONEY CONDITIONS , MAY BE RELIEVED.   Paper. Basis Advocated by Southern Men Tabooed by Board.

VOLSTEAD AGT IS BITTERLY FLAYED   Goevrnor Edwards’ Ca mpaign Manager Urges Moditieation of Law   WANTS BEERS AND WINES’   Declares Opposition to High. teenth Amendment Is Not Political Issue

UEMOCRATS FACE FIGHT OVER Wel PLATFORM PLANK   Not Less Than 700 Delegates to Frisco Convention Will Favor Modifica. tion of Volstead Act.

PLANK FAVORED BY LARGE NUMBER DELEGATES   EDWARD'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER DECLARES AT LEAST 700 AGAINST AMENDMENT.  fie Asecnrintcd Press.

Masager ef Governur Edwards eye Seves Heedred Demeceratic Delegatese aFvor it.

(00 WILL FAVOR MODIFYING DRY LAW, SAYS VICK   Edwards’ Campaign Manager Declares Many Delegates Would Permit Beer  And Light Wines.

700 AT ‘FRISCO WiLL URGE NEW DRY LAW. Cay FAUWARNS: AID   Campaign Manager Asserts Tha! Many Delegates Favor Mcdification of Volstead Act.

SAYS BEER IS FAVORED   Campaign Manager for Governor Edwards Declares Volstead Act Too Severe.

‘PREDICTS Vik   Edwards’ Manager Says Dems ‘Will Call Halt on ana ical  Minorite’s Plana. oe

700 DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES FOR BEER AND WINE   Gov. Edwards’ Campaign Man. ager Says Volstead Act is Extreme.

EDWARDS MANAGER [SSUES STATEMENT   Says 700 Delegates Favor Modification of Volstead Act.

OT RIKE OF OTREET CAR MEN CALLED DEE LAST NICHT   Judge of District Cour Finds Seven Union Men Guilty.

Three Men Killed and Thir. teen Wounded in Attack On: Car Barns.   STREETS PATROLED BY 1,400 ARMED CITIZENS   Machine Guns Mounted on Buildings and Armored Cars Held Ready.

Alleges Dayton Airplane Company Paid Gover-,  nor’s Note for $5,075   Flood Fund Locted by Fak Vouchers to Reimburse “Dummy” Contributors _

THE TWO LEADING GANGIGATES   Election Day Finds Each at His Home to Vote and Await the Verdict of the  a i: a . se

CANDIDATE CONFIDENT   Eicction Day Finds Senator Harding Well Assured Tha on His Fifty-ffth Birthday His Fellow Citizens Wil Present to Him the Highest Office in Their Gift.

QLD GUARD 15 BUSY      THEY. ARE GETTING BE mes, D THE TRnnie      Hote). Lobbies Buzzing With Their Propaganda.- 

LU GUARD 13 GUS)   THEY ARE GETTING BEHIND THI BOOM,   Hotel Lobhies Ruzzine With Their Propaganda,

- COMES UPIIN APRIL.   Cicero Creek peroneal to be “tn  Court at. That Time.

COMES UP IN APRIL,   Cicero Creek Improvement to be In Court at That Time.

GENERAL INCREASE GIVEN OPERATIVES IN TEXTILE MILU   One Million Will Be Added to Weekly Payroll of Over aul, 000 Men and Women

TEXTILE MILLS WAGE INCREASE BEGINS TODA’   Million Added to ‘New Engfand Payrolls Means  na epee eae ge ge

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE a Ae L NOT REC ‘OGNIZE A GOVtN MEN'S HEADED bY CUONSTANTINE.   STORMY. TIMES AHEAD   England and France Insist Upon Their Right to Determine Charnweter of the Greek Govern. ment.—Nationalists Growing In Power,

French Foreign Office Officially Announces Attitude Toward New Government.   CLAIM RIGHT TO DECIDE   New Greek Cabinet Has Assumed Contro! With Likelihood of Returning Former King.

WILLNOT ACCEPT CONSTANTIN   France and England Declare Deposed  King of Greece Must Not Be Restored to Power.

ALLIES WILL NOT RECOGNIZE KING” CONSTANTINE   Great Britain and France Witt ‘Net Permit Deposed Monareh to Rewis,

Kit: CONSTAN {re sme BY ls, Cf  rely       Anncunce They Willl Net RecogGreek: Government : leaded by Constantine.

BRITIAN AND FRANCE WON'T OK CONSTANT!   Official Announcement oi Allied Attitude Toward Constantine Made   ASIA-MINOR 1S MAIN GARD

ALLIES’ TRUMP CARD MAY FORGE ATHENS TO BAR EX-MONARCH   Withdrawal of Support of Guarantors  in Asia Minor Would Cause Hellenic  Power.to Lose. Territory Acquired ™ .

EX-KING BARRED   England and France Agree to Refuse Recognition to the Greek Government if Conatantine ig Recalled.   FORMER KING OFFERS _ THEM OLIVE BRANCH   Constantine Makes Friendly Overtures to Objecting Na* tlons-—Says ‘Explanation Was Denied Him.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN OPPOSE CONSTANTIN!   WHHL Hi AS RULER, ALLIFI NADIONS WILL NOT ACCORD , RECOGNITION 'PO CPE ER COE

King Constantine Is  Not To Be Recognized   Great Britain and France Claim They Aré Entitled to Determine Character of Greek Government.

NCE WILL NOT RECOGNIZE GREECE IF KING RETURNS   Foreign Office Declares That Country And England Are United   RHALLIS Is PREMIER   Constantine Issues Statement Calling For Plebiseite Upon His Return

PRICE OF FOOD DROPS IN CHICAGO   Decline Noted When FeGera; Agent: I"augurate Campaign Against Hoarders

TOBE BORTED HERE.   Pornecr Tipton Resident Bringing Re ;   meins of Wife For Burial in Fairview

WILL KEEP. MILLS CLOSED   Five Hundred Men Thrown Out of Work In Rhode Island In. dependent.

MILLS TO STAY CLOSED   Five Hundred Men Are Out of Work at Rhode Island Woolen Works.

CHOLERA SWEEPING KOREA      Nine Thousand Cases With. 300 Deaths Are Reported by Heaith Officers.

LOX RENEWS ATTACK UPON    Says Data He Holds Came  From “Inside” of Harding Orqanization.   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE GIVEN GREAT RECEPTION      Prominent Suffragists Meet Governor at Station at New York,

200,000 OUT TO HEAR GOX SPEECE   Immense Throng Fills Graves end Race Track to Hear Candidate.

HK RECEIVES Blt WELCOME IN ENST   IN NEW YORK CITY AND AT GRAVESEND HE IS GiVEN TREMENDOUS OVATION   INTRODUCED BY M*ADOG   Nominee Tells New Yorkers He Will Make Further Revelations of Republican Ex ) penditures of Money

MEXICAN TROOPERS — DESERT COMMAND   FEDERAL OFFICER FLEES FROW SONORA STATE,   General Gambea Eaca pes to Nogales, Aris., for Protection When Soldiers Mutinied Against Hie Authority.

PLAN DRASTIC STEPS TO END NEW YORK CRIME WAVI   Heavily Armed Guards to Accompany Messengers Carrying Valuables—Merchants Also Act-Two More HoldUps.

NRCY OF CRIME TERRORIZES GOTHAM AND THE NATION   DRASTIC STEPS TO CHECK CRIME WAVE PLANNED BY GOTHAM   t.ven Janitors In  “Chi” Hurl Bombs   STOLEN BONDS TURN UP   GEMS DISAPPEAR

NEGRESSES DENIED BALLOTS   Barred From the. Polls at Savannah, _ Ga—No White Wormen Appear, *-

NO BALLOTS TO._.NEGRO WOMEN.   Mection Judges in Georgia Cite State Registration Law.

NEGRO WOMEN BARRED FROM THE BALLOT   Savannah Judges Refusec Them the Vote—White Women Didn’t Vote.

NEGRESSES DENIED BALLOTS      Barred From the Potle at Savannah, Ga—No White Women Anoedrc.

NEGRO WOMEN BARRED.   Ballots Refused Them In Georgia Because Of State Law

NEGRESSES DENIED BALLOTS    Barred From the Polis at Savannah, Ga—No White Women Appear.

HARDING'S LAST. PLEAIS AGAINST ~— ONE-MAN RULE         Says United States Will Enter Right Kind of World League. 

WILSON WINS IN MICHIGAN   Democratic Convention Indorses Pres. ident’s Administration.

MICHIGAN STANDS BY WILSON      State Derrocratic Convention indorses President and League Without a Dissenting Vote.

PARIS FREE OF DISTURBANCE!   Anticipated May Day Outbreaks Did Not _ Materialize.   TRAIN SERVICE _ NEARLY NORMAL

TALKING PEACE TERMS AMONG THE CHINES!   Heady of Army Command: Has to Give Up His Office.

GEN. JUL BFFERS TERMS.   Army Commander of Chinese Militar: Party Is Confronted With  pee ae

WHEAT SELLS AT $2.52. BU.   ligt slg  Brings Bip Price at Fart Werth, Tex.

WHEAT SELLS AT $2.52 BU.   First Car of Oklahoma's New Crop Brings Big Price at Fort Worth, Tex.

OBREGON FOR DRY MEXICO?   President-Elect Says, However, He Favors Gradual Reform in Drink —Attend El Paso Show.

Poland Conquest Growing Into A  World Problen   Believed Soviet War Minister Has Obtained Upper Hand In Moscow Council   RUSSIAN BLOCKADE MAY BE TIGHTENED   Seriousness of Situation Emphasized By Activity In London and Paris

FEAR LYNCH   Collecting Crowd Be‘ comes Enraged at Farmer Who Lashes Step-Child to Death

GOTTON PRICE  BREAKS BADLY TODAY'S MARKET   i FEAR OF BRITISH COAL STRIKI  AND INDUSTRIAL TIE-UP PRINCIPAL CAUSE,

DECEMBER COTTON . 52 AT.19C APOUNE      Further Severe Decline ~ in Prices.

DECEMBER COTTON DROPS CENT TODAY   ‘All Active Deliveries Score New Low Leyel fok’Séas6n on! iNew York Market. .

Over Result of Election, Ac cording to Statement by Yank Princess.

‘ELK LOSES HIS LAST FIGHT   Big Buck in South Dakota Charges Barb Wire Fence and Dies of Wounds.

WIRE FENCE VICTOR IN ELKS’ LAST BATILE      BIG BUCK ATTEMPTS TO: CLEAR IT AND FALLS @N TOP BARBS —DIES OF WOUNDS

MARTENS WILL RETURN TO RUSSIA FARLY IN JANUARY   He Has No Intention of Circumventing the Order for His Beportation -—Talks About His Case.

MARTENS GOING AS A DEPORTE   And Not asa Foreign Envoy, Leaving the United States Voluntarily,    ._BGLSHEVIK ENVOY LEAVES NEXT MONTH    Martens: ‘Says; ~All. Russia. Can. Lo: Do is to Await Our .  i Changed Policy.

SUFFRAGE CASE HEARD BY COURT   Action Is Heard From Deecision Of Ohio Supreme Court

TESTING RATIFICATION   Of Suffrage Amendment in Case Before Supreme Conrt.

NO MEDALS FOR PRIVATES   Onty One Enlisted Man in Entire American Army, a Sergeant, Was Honored, Says Gallivan.

MEDALS NOT FOR PRIVATES   Gallivan Says Only One Enlisted Man Was Honored.

TOOK HIS BOOZE CAUSED ARRES!   Latest in Michigan Whisky Rebellion Case.   PLAYED HIM MEAN FRIC   State Official Caused Warrant to be Issued for Head of Grand Rapids Department of Justice.

Senator Harding To Discuss Leagu   Will Clearly Refine His Policies Regarding Country Foreign Policies

HARDING WILL ADDRESS OHIO LEGISLATORS   rHIS WEEK IN HIS FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN ON LEGISLA: TIVE ISSUES

A GATHERING UF THE QHIG SOLONS   Present and Past Lawmakers of the State Geing to Marion Next Thursday.   HARDING TO MAKE IMPORTANT ADDRESS   Itis Expected He Will Meet the League of Nations Tssne

LEGISLATORS WILL HEAR SEN. HARDING   Thursday Big Day of Rather Dull Week for Republican Nominee.

RONG 10 REPLY COX ON LEAGUE   0.'P. Candidate Wifl Meet Former Members Of State Legislature

HARDIN : WILL MEET SOLONS              NOMINEE TO ADges AND FORBERS OF OHTO SLATURE  REPUBLICAN & DRESS MED MER MEY LEG   WILL ATTEND A PICNIC   Will Receive Ecicenion of Indians  Wednesday and Attend Pienic Given by Ue Marion Launbermen'ss Association,

Reply to Fling Made by Cox 1s  Being preparec   Harding Is Mustering His Bat teries for Bombardment on Denio Nominee

HARDING CONCEIT WELL DEVELOPED   Reactionnrses Chim Ho Is . Baiting Cox and Expect Liter to Tear iioose Some Hot Seay.

HARDING WILL ANSWER COX ONSLAUGHTS   Thursday To See Repub. licans Take Up the War Club.

OHIO ASSEMBLY MEMBERS WILL VINT HARDING ON THURSDAY  Address Will Feature Week’s   Address Will Feature Week’s Front Porch Cam naion.   WILL ANSWER COX   G. 0. P. Nominee to Spend Day Quietly Receiving Callers.

NO OPEN REPLY {0 LOOKED FOR FROM HARDING   Charges of Cox Likely to Be Allowed to Pass by at the Front Porch This Week   STATEMENT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS EXPECTEL   REPUBLICAN CONCENTRATES WS FIRE, ALLOWING HIS OP. PONENT TO DELIBERATELY SHOOT AWAY.

HARDING WILL ADDRESS GHIO LAWMAKERS   Republican Candidate is Conserving His Fire, Letting Cox Shoot Awat Ammunition NOW.

JERS PROCLAIMED SOCIALISTS’ CHOC   rarty Plunges Into Active Political Warfare.   MASS MEETING IS HELD

VERS. PROCLAIMED SOCIALISTS CHOC   Parly Piunges nto Active Po ilical Warfare.   MASS MEETING S HELO

THE WEATHER.   FORECAST FOR KANSAS: Part1. elendy tovicht and Thursdat:

THE WEATHEE.   FORECAST  FOR KANSAS Fair and warmer tonight and Wed  Me Do ye

‘THE WEATHER.      FORECAST FOR KANSAS: Generally fair and slightly cooler to-

ANIERIGA MUST SEER FOR MARKETS OUTSIDE EVRAPE   Mexico, South America, Asia Africa and Australia Offer Opportunities.   EXTENSION OF BANKING FACILITIES IS NECESSARY   Expanded Merchant Marine, Coupled With More Efficient Injand Waterways System. Advocated by Senator Hard. ing to Develop Foreign Trade

ADK AMERICA LEADERSHIP IN WORLD PEAGE   Republican Candidate Says French Are Ready to Give Up Covenant.

FRANCE OPPOSES WILSON: LEAGUE      SENATOR: HARDING RECEIVES OVATION IN ST. ous aS HE PLEADS FOR AMERICAN, TRADE INST Fx. So ENTANGLEMENTS WITH: EUROPEANS

WILSON AT FAULT FOR LATE ENTRY INTO WAR   Senator Haidine Strikes Adminis. tration on New Point—Advocates Trade Expansion.

FRENCH SEE‘HARDING ON NEW WORLD PACT, HE DECLARES IN TALK   Cheer Leader Keeps People Singing and Band Playing for Thirty Minutes.   FRENCH QUOTATION SAYS AMERICA WANTED LEAD   Candidate Is Greeted to Packec Coliseum in His Meeting in St. Louis,

SERATOR TALKS CN ALL THE ISSUES   Makes Dogen Speeches in Three States.

POST DENIES HE 1S IN SYMPATHY WITH REDS DEFENDS GOURSE IN DEPORTATION PROGEECING

POST AGAIN APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE    CONTINUES HIS TESTIMONY AS TO HIS CONDUCT OF DEPORTATION PROCEEDINGS.

POST SYMPATHIES “NOT WITH REDS’   ASSISTANT LABOR SECRETARY SAID HE ACTED SOLELY UP ON THE EVIDENCE,

POST DENIES ANY SYMPATHY WITH RADICAL ELEMENT   Declares He Acted Solely: Gi  Evidence in Releasing : Alien Prisoners.

EVIDENGE ‘GUIDED ACTIONS OF POST IN ALIEN pases   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOT DENIES SYMPATHY WITH RADICALS,   BELIEVES IN FAIR TRIAL   For Thirty Years Been Fighting “Phys ical Force or Philosophical Anarchists,” He Tells Coinmittee,

POST DEFENDS i DEPORTATION AGT:   SAYS HE IS ACTUATED AL WAYS BY THOUGHT OF RENDERING JUSTICE.   5 OPPOSED 0 ANARCHY   Assistant Labor Secretary A: serts His Views Utterly Out Of Sympathy With the Fytremists.

POST QENTES HE (S IN SYMPATHY WITH REGS  DEFENDS SOURSE IN DEPORTATION PADGEEDINGS

OYMPATHY FOR ANARCHY WAS NEVER HIS IDEE   MR. POST DECLARES HIS OFFIC IAL ACTIONS IN RED DEPORTATIONS PROPER,   Says He Regards Constitution As Sacred Document and Has No Readjustment Schemes

GUIDED ONLY BY EVIDENCE STATES POST   Assistant Secretary Denie: Sympathies Are With Radical Elements.

POST ACTUATED GY A SENSE OF QUIY   Assistant Secretary of Labor ‘Denies His Sympathies With Radical Element) Rounded Up by Federal Officials.

PUaT DENIES fl: OMIPATHIED ARE WITH RADICALS   His Aim Is, He Says, to Fine Out Whether Accused Are Guilty.

C. B. and Q. President Be jieves Better Facilities Will Lower Ultimate Costs

ROLBEN SAYS INCREASE WILL LOWER PRICES   Burtingion Preddent Thinks Ruling Should be Considered Favora-

RAILROAD HEAD SAYS INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES EVENTUALLY WILL BRING DOWN LIVING COSI   Will Enable Roads to Go Back to Ok Time Efficiency, Meaning Faster Distribution of Foodstuffs

REDUCTION IN LIVING COSTS   Will Be Result of Increased Railroad Freight Rates th Opinion of President Hate Holden,

RATE INGREAGE {5 GOOD FOR PUBLIG   HALE HOLDEN SAYS ADVANCE WILI, ENABLE ROADS TO IMPROVE THEIR SERVICE.

Rate Hike to Cut Cost of Living   Hale Holden, Burlington Mend, Say Balivicne Service Will Rring, Prices Dow

ALLIED PREMIERS MEETING AT HYTHE   The Decision Reached Today Will Ba Placed Before British and French Parliarments Tomorrow.

SITUATIONTO BE PRESENTED TO THE CABINET   Russian Artillery, Pounds Warsaw— Mass Red Cavalry For Drive On Railway. —

AUSSIAN SITUATION ~ HOWBEFORE CABINET   Issue, It is Expected, Will Be Before English Parliament Today.   HEFUGEES LEAVING WARSAW

Lloyd George Will Put Red Situation Before Parliament   Conference at Hythe Is Concluded With Decision to Ask Ac tion of British Parliament and French Ministry; Bolshevik Continue Offensive Against Poles, Drawing Nearer to Warsaw

REDS POUNDING WARSAW FORTS   British ‘Cabinet and Parlia ment to Consider Situation   NEW ARMISTICE PROPOSED

SITUATION BEFORE = BRITISH CABINE]   Russian Situation Goes Refore Crb‘inet Tonight and Psarlinineus Tomorrow

RUSSIAN TOUR DONVERTED NICK WORTH   N. E. A. Writer Says He Has No Use for Bol aheviem   OO  AOTUAL CONTACT WAS COMPLETE CURE   Says Curse Must Be Fough in the United States to a Finish.

Jewish Bfains, Lettish Bayonets and Russian Stupidity Sus. tain Country While Proletariat Prays for Change in GO0vernment and fer Bread; Duckworth, Once a Sympathizer With Communism, Is Now “Cured”

REVOLUTION KEPT ALIVE BY RED BAYONETS   Fear Serves to Prevent Counter War, Says Duckworth.

BAD WEATHER PREDICTED FOR ELECTION DAY   Rain and Snow in the Atlantic States Says Weather Man.

GLARA HAMON 1 RELEASED Of 000 BOND   Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of Killing Jake Hamon—At torney to Ask for Trial Early in January.

MRS. HAMON IS BACK AND SUPPLIES BOND   WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING RETURNS TO ARDMORE.   Plenty of Sccurities On Hand to Se cure Release and it Free to Go Back to Parents—Trial the   Coming Menth.

ALLEGED SLAYER QF JAKE HAMON GIVEN FREEDOM   Clara Hamon Enters Plea of No Guilty and Is Released On Bond   REJOINED RELATIVES ON CHRISTMAS NIGH?   Her Attorneys Seek to Tiave Case Docketed at January Term Of Court

CLARA SMITH FREE ON BOND, DENIES GUILT   Enters Plea of “Not Guilty’ To Charge of Hamon’s Murder   TRIAL MAY BE JANUARY   FRAME NEW BOND AT LAST MINUTE, BUY FOUR MEN SIGNING IT

HGH IER SIGN BURL 1 —TTRERATE Giey   Signs of Misery Seen When Details of Tragedy Avo. Rehearsed  MOVING PICTURE MEN GRIND REELS OF FILM   Alleged Siayer of Millionaire To Receive. Speedy Trial - At Ardmore

ALLIES TO CONFER WITH BOLSHEVIK)   Russia Accepts Britain’s Pro. posal for Peace Parley,   UNITED STATES AN ORSERVER

OAILFUL MOVE Ot RUSSIAN SOVIET   Proposal for Conference Witt Allies in London—u. S. Holds Off.

TRIGK TO GAIN RECOGNITION, 1S OFFER OF BOLSHEVIK TO HOLD PEACE POWWoOM

TRICK TO GAIN RECOGNITION, ISOFFER = OF BOLSHEVIK T0 HOLD PEACE POWWOW

Russia Proposes a Confer. ence With the Allies   WILL BE HELD AT LONDON      T. Eniarce ©

ACTION: OF RUSSIA ~PALLED MANEUVER   Believed Attempt to Effect Rec: ~-ognition of Soviets.   AMERICA. NOT. TO. ACCEPT:   Gpinion Prevails at -Washington , That. Specific. Question at - gas May be Better. Corsi red “First, by, - Principals— United States ‘Has’ Peculiar  * TateFest. in- Situation

WANT RECOGNITION   This Believed to Actuate Soviei Proposal for Conference

ACTION OF RUSSIA CALLED MANEUVER   Believed Attempt to Effect Rec. ognition of Soviets.   AMERICA NOT TO ACCEPT   Opinion Prevails at Washington That Specific Question at Issue May be Better Considered First by Principais— United States Has Peculiar Interest in Situation.

QUAST RECOGHITION OF SOVIETS SOUGHT   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS SO KE. GARD. PROPOSAL FOR LONDON CONFERENCE.   UU. 5. HAG BEEN CAUTIOUS   Relief Is Prevalent That Cessation of War With Poland Should Be First Issue.

U.S. WON'T DEAL ; WITHBOLSHEVIK!   ‘Will Only Be Observer in Russo Polish Situation, Government Officials Believe   WILSON KEPT INFORMEL   His Position Unknown, But Of - ficials Doubt He Will Give Poland “Moral Support”

‘United States . tes Officials View Peage Conference Move ‘ With Suspicion.   TAKES: POSITION OF TERESTERD OBSERVER   Lloyd George rge and Millerand to Meet Today to Discuss Red's Proposal.

FEAR THE Fo BEARING GIFTS   Soviet Proposal Believed to.be Clever Scheme  SEEKING RECOGNITION   Washington Officials Consider Russian Request for Peace Conferences, A Maneuver to Obtain Quasi-Recognition— United States in Role of  Ohcerver

RUSSIA NOT  GOOD REPUTE   UWNITKD STATES REEPS SHY OF SOVIET GOVERN WENT.   UNWILLING TO RECOGNIZE IT   BOLSHEVIK BELIEVED IN CLNNING WANECUVER,   Unteg Felish Peace Pica as Club te Make a Bargain With the Allies—Great Britain le Ready te rtield.

1S HELD FOR WHITE SLAVERY   Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Meico Arrested When He En- . ters United States.

CONFIDENT OF ¢. 0. P. VICTORY   Chairman Hays Says Re publicans Sure to Win  Coming Election

WHITE CONFIDENT OF PARTY Vib TORY   SAYS DEMOCRATS WILL CAR. RY MANY OF THE DOUBT. FUL STATES IN WEST   HAYS (5 ALSO CONFIDENT   The Republican Chairman Asserts That Reports Indicate The Largest Popular Majority Ever Polled.

DEMOCRATS GRIP WHOLE NATION IN VIEW OF G. WHITE   G. Washington Mightn't Agree, Since He Claims Iowa.

WHITE PREDICTS A DEMO VICTOR   National Chairman Says Outlook Improving—Certain of Success.

CHAIRMAN WHITE'S GEOGRAPHY LESSON   NAMES) OVER STATES ANT LABELS THEM ALL  DEMOCRATIC.   EVEN NAMED KANSAS   But Chairman: Will Hays Disre-. gards the Democratic “Smoke Screen.”

NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF EACH PARTY CLAIMS VICTOR   Will H. Hays for Republicans, Claims Minimum of 368 Republican Electoral Votes— George White for Dem-ocrats, Says Signs Point Unmistekably to Cox.

REPUBLICANS GUNFIDENT OF SUE GESS Al PULLS WAY, 2   Harding Doesn't Want to Be President Without G. O. P. Senate   IS SATISFIED WITH THAT BODY’S WORK   Declares That He Wants to Frame League Plan Along Own Lines

CHAIRMAN WHITE PREDICTS *LAND-" SLIDE TO TIGKET OF COX-RDOSEVELT   Everything Points to Dem ocratic. Victory Is Opin ion of National Party © Chairman

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY ALL ALONG THE LINE   Chairman Geo. White Makes Forecast of Election Today.   ‘DEMOCRATS MAY EVEN CARRY IOWA   Forecast Points That Repub. licans Are Becoming Demoralied.

WHITE FORECASTS SWEEPING VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS   Democratic Chairman Says Cox Will Carry Border States And Ohio and Indiana.

NAIIMAN TATe FUNCURDTO  ELECTION OF HARDING BY OVERWHELMING MAJORITY   Chairman White Claims the Situation Is Improving and That the Republican Forces Are in Retreat---Predicts Election of Cox.

WHITE PREDICTS GREAT VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Chairman of the ‘Committee. Says That Things Have Al ‘ready Changed and That the Country is: Going for’ Cox And the League. 

airman White, Analyzing Pre-Election Situation, Declares Eleventh Hour Shift in New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island is Towara Standard-Bearers— Hourly Swing Noted.

REPUBLICAN FORCES DEMORALIZED-WHITE   Sentiment Of Nation From Coast To Coast Swinging To Cox.

GEORGE WHITE . CLAIMS VICTOR   Signs Point to. an Un  mistakable Democraie Success, He Says

RECORD VOTE FOR HARDING SEEN BY CHAIRMAN HAYES   Patriotic Spirit s Urging Return of Republicans to Power.

BiG REPUBLICAN SLIDE CERTAIN   Will Hays Predicts’ Roosevel Victory of 1904 Will Be Eclinsed This Year.   SURE TO SWEEP NATION

CHAIRMAN WHITE'S GEOGRAPHY LESSON   NAMES OVER STATES AND LABELS THEM ALL ! DEMOCRATIC.   [EVEN NAMED KANSAS      But Chairman} Wit Hays Disre gards th Democratic “smoke

BIGGEST VOTE PREDICTED FOR G.0.P. BY HAYS      Republican National Chairman Sure of “Largest Popular Vote.”   DEMOCRATS ARE SURE OF REPUBLICAN ROUT

pers CAUPALG         The. Democraiic Ticket ‘Returned a Victor—Says, “Republicans Are Demoralized”

G.0,P, ELECTORAL VOTE TOEXCEED ROOSEVELT 1904   Hays Predicts Largest Popular Majority Ever Cast

NUMEROUS STATES MAIMED BY HEAD DEMOCRATIC BODY   Claims Range Between 30 and 35 States, That Many Being Named As Certain.   SENTIMENT IS SHIF TING   Says Tendency to Go Democratic Is Noticeable on All Sides— Is Optimistic. 

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY IN GENERAL ELECTION THESDA   “Republicans Demoralized,” Says Democrat; ‘Republicans Will Sweep Country,” Says Republican; Closing Week of Campaign Is Almost Ended.

BIGGER VICTORY THAN IN904 PREDICTS HAYS   - Claims’ 968 Electoral Votes for Re. pablican Nominees

WILL HAYS WILL CLAIM TEXAS NEX7   Chairman Says That Thirty Two States Will Go Republican.

OEE VICTORY FOR BOTH COX AND HARDING   Republican Nationa] Chairman Says Official Survey Indicates G. O. P. Landslide — Wilson Confident That Cox Will Win

White Says. Republicans Are in Retreat—Hays is Sure of . Thirty-Two States.

32 STATES CERTAIN FOR G. 0. P. 1S WAY HAYS EXPRESSES II   In Official Survey Chairman of Resublican National Committee Roundly Sccres Dems.   AMERICANISM THE JSSUE   Voters Determined to Do Away With Mal-Administ:ation. Pre dicts Veritable Lendslide.

SAYS 6.0.P. WILE CARRY 32 STATES   Declares Harding’s  Popular Majority Will be “Largest Ever Cast”~-Only 9 States Safely Democratic, He Asserts.

CHAIRMAN HAYS IS CONFIDENT OF AVALANCHE. FOR HARDING-COOLIDGI   Chief: of Republicans. Sends Forth Claims’ That the G. O. P. Will Carry All But 9 States

CHAIRMAN HAYS PREDICTS AN, UNPRECEDENTED ELECTORAL» MAJORITY FOR SEN. HARDIN                 Will Exceed That Given Theodore In 1904—-Republican Candidate Given Largest Popular Majorit\  Cast—American Common. Se  Daminata

WHITE IS HOPEFUL DEMS. WILL WIM   AYS CON WILL CARRY BORDER STATES AND IS HOPEFUL OF NEW VORK

WHITE DECLARES SIGNS POINT TO DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS ON TUESDAY   Republicans Demoralized From Canadian Borsr to Gulf and Are in Full Retreat...   JAYS TAKES OPPOSITE VIEW-SEES BIG .MAJORITY FOR HARDING AND COOLIDGE   National Chairman Forecasts Largest Popular Vote. Ever Cast in President Election for G.  0. P. Nominees.”

BOTH PARTIES — CLAIM SUCCESS. FOR CANDIDATES    DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SAYS THE REPUBLICAN FORCES ARE IN FULL RETREAT FROM OCEAN TO  Se Wied g a ae    Hays Says Majority for Harding Will Exeeed That Given Toddy Ranarevelt in 700d  -

WHITE GEES VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS   Declares Situation Improv. ing Every Minute.

Chairman Hays .. “Males Great: Claims   Republican: Chairman Issues Sfate“meng: That’ Republicans Will Win ti Walk on Tucsday..

SUCCESS TUESDAY DEMOCRATS’ VIEW   Committee Chairman Declare: Campaign Is Full of Signs Cox Will Be Elected.

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM SUCCESS   REIT BLICANS EXPECT LARG.  EST WAJOREEY EVER. ;   COX CONCEDED NINE   t KANSSS NOT EVEN CLADIED BY DEMOCRATS !N' FORECAST.   Republican Electoral” Vote “May Reneh Three Hundred: Ninetytwo Is Clain

READ THESE THEN GO AND ‘2 PLACE BETS   3oth Hays and White See Overwhelming Victory in Election Next Tuesday.

REPUBLICANS COUNTING (IN CARYING 32 STATES   HAYS DECLARES DEMOCRATIC METHOD OF CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN WILL BE Big FACTOR IN COX DEFEAT

PREDICTS HARDING AND. a COOLIDGE WILL RECEIVE. LARGEST MAJORITY EVER

NATIONAL CHAIRMEN  OPTIMISTIC   Political Future Looks Rosy to Messrs. White and Hays.

HAYS PREDICTS ‘UNDSUIE FOR PD NOMINEE   National Chairman Says: -Republican Majority will Exceed Unprecedented Roosevelt Electoral Vote =

CLAIMG LARGEST POPULAR MAJORIT)   Hays Says 32 States Re. publican.

epublicans Are Demoralized and in Full Retreat Everywhere, Declares Democratic Chairman. Closing Week of Campaign Point: Unmistakably to Party’:  Qiaeacs.

HAYS PREDICTS AN OVERWHELMING G. 0. P. VICTORY   SAYS 32 STATES WITH 35s ELEC TORAL VOTES ARE SURELY REPUBLICAN

PARTY LEADERS SURE OF VICTORY   MAKE STATEMENTS OF FAITH IN THEIR CANDIDATES   Hlays Sees Great ¥letory For Harding and Coolldge-—White Predicts ¥Klectlon of Cox,

HAYS. SEES ~ GREATEST VOTE FOR ANY GOP   GREATEST LANDSLIDE IN HIS TORY QF AMERICAN POLITICS.   REVIEWS SITUATION AND GIVES IMPRESSIONS   George White of the Democratic Nat. ional Headquarters Sees Nothing But Splendid Success For the Cox-Roosevelt Party.

OZELEGTORAL VOTES ASSERTS CHAIRMAN HAYS   REPUBLICAN MANAGER FORE. -CASTS BIGGER LANDSLIDE THAN: ROOSEVELT’S

HARDING-COOLIDGE — LANDSLIDE HEARD   Head of Executive Body cf Grand Old Party Asserts Nation. Will Be Astonished

NATIONAL CHAIRMAN WHITE TO DAY MAKES FORMAL ELECTION -* FORECAST—COX SURE

TWO RIVAL VIAIRMEN PANFIDEN]   Hays Sees Us precedent ed Majority   WHITE IS HOPEFUL

=lectoral Majority That Will Surpass Unprecedente d Vote for Roosevelt in 1904 Forecast by Republican Chairman, Who Says 32 States are Surely Re nihlican.

MARTY OF HARDING BIGGESI AN HISTORY   Chairman of Republican Committee Predicts an Unprecedented Majority         SAYS THIRTY-1WO STATES  ARE SAFELY REPUBLICAN   Democratic Chairman Claims Gain: Have Been Made in Past . Few Buys

CHAIRMAN WHITE AND PRES, WILSON PREDICT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY   President Sends Letter to Cox Endors_ ing His Splendid Campaign—Hays ~ Says Harding Will Undoubtedly Win.

GEORGE WHITE PREDICTS 1G IE, VICTOR   Political Situation At Close Campaign Looks Good Tar femocrats

SOVIET TO RECALL MINISTER.   Claims England Has Gone Back on Trade Acreemen?.

BOLSHEVIK HAVE A NEW QUARREL WITH GT. BRITAIN  Tie Oo A manana Gis oe

RUSSIAN BRIDES —. TO BE SENT 10 U. S.   300 or More are in Mani‘z Having Married U. S. ’ Soldiers.

WAR BRIDES IN MANILA WILL BE TINT TO. 4   American Soldiers and Their  — Russian Wives Will Be Shipped Here When Transportation Is Available.

Tear-Bloited Note'Asks Mothers Of) SS. To Help Find Misssna Babe

MOTHER WAKES APPEAL FOR Alb TO FIND Chill   Asks Every Child and Woinar In America to Help Find He: Kidnaped Baby Son.

MOTHER MAKES TOUCHING PLEA FOR LOST CHILD   Mrs. Coughlin, of Norristown. Pa., Appeals to Mothers In United States to Help Find Her Child.

MOTHER OF OTQLEN BABY APPEALS FOR AID TO PEOPLE OF NATION   POLICE DECIDE BABY FOUND PB DALLAS IS NOT STOLEN COUGHLIN CHILD,

STOLEN BABE APPEALS   TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN TO HELP FIND HER CHILD. ; .   Asked to Send Information as to Any Strange Child that May Be in the Neighharhkand.

NATIONWIDE STARCH. FOR MISSING CHIL   ! * - :  Mother of Biakeley  Cbajh ith ! . Writes. Touching, Appeal: : a to AL Mothers —   KIDNAPED “A. WEEK ® AGO   MOTHER: COLLAPSED : AFTER WRITING TRE APPRAL      Boy, is 13 Months Old, 32 Inche: Ua, “Weighs: 30"Pounas - and? ; Has: sarge ‘Blue Byes’ and  ‘Lighe. Hair; ‘

TEAR-STAINED APPEAL MADE T0 ALL MOTHER   “Please, Oh, Please Help Me Finc My Baby,’’ Cries Mrs. \ Coughlin,

HARD TO FIND — TIME TO RECESS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS FAIL TO COME TO AGREEMENT ON ADJOURNMENT.

CONGRESS RUSHES BILLS. TO. ADIOURN   Soldier Relief Legislation May Be Disposed of Soon Under New Rule.

NO PLAN FOR A RECESS        REPUBLICAN © ATORS FALL To REACH DECISION FOR ADJOURNME NT.

URGES CREATION OF FAMILY COURTS   Brooklyn Judge Speaks at Catholic Charities Session

DOMESTIC COURTS WAGED BY JUSTICE   ALI. MATTERS CONCERNING THE HOME BE CARRIED BEFORE SUCH. TRIBUNALS

BOLSHEVIK. ' DEMORALIZED   Number of Prisoners ir Hand. Estimated at ‘ Fifty. Thousand

SOVIET otTUATION CLOSELY WATCHED   POSSIBILITY OF ANOTHER EUROPEAN WAR STUDIED BY THE STATESMEN   ENGLAND 1S VERY BITTER   May Even Send An Army Against the Reds If the Latter Do Not Meet Terms Laid Down in Ultimatum

BOLSHEVIK! FLEE ROUTED BY POLES   Northern Soviet Army I: About To Surrender.

PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN FEAK   Pilots Freeze to Death Near Summit of Toedi Mountain in S-vitzerland.

PILOTS FREEZE TO DEATH   Plane Hits Mountain Peak in Switzer fand and Is Wrecked.

AGAINST GERMANY PLAN   THIRTEEN MEXICAN B. ANDITS: EXECUTED sStypey

THIRTEEN MEXICAN BANDITS EXECUTED   Men Convicted of Many Crime  Pay the Penalty Before a  : Firing Squad.

FIGHT GOES TO FINISH   Wilson to Let the Pact Rew Gc to End.   President Said to Be Willing to Ac cept the Reservation on Article Ten,

PACT FIGHT GOES ON   PRESIDENT TO LET IT GO TO A FINISH.   Wilson Reported to Be Willing to Ac cept the Reservation on Article Ten.

PEACE FIGHT TO GO TO A FINISH   Wilson to Let the Pact Row Go to Erd,   President Said to Be Willing to Ace cept the Reservation on Article Ten.

IMPORTANT POSITION      Godfrey Heads Council o Manacement Education

BANK CASHIER IS SHOT BY ROBBERS   Five Bandits Loot St. Paul Institution of $10,000, Wound Officer and Escape in Automobile.

TWOUNMASKED MEN ROB JEWELRY STORE   AT DULUTH AFTER THROWING AMMONTA TSN PROPRIETORS

FIELD NOW CLEAR FOR UNDERWOOD   Hitehick Quits Race For Oemecratie Leader of Senate, ;   ACTS IN HITEREST OF HARMONY

HITCHCOCK’S LETTER INSURES UNDERWOOD    Nebraskan, Who Led Fight for ‘Treaty, Unable to Give Time  to Leader’s Duties. .

HITCHCOCK DECLINES TO BE SENATE HEAL   Underwood Expected to be Democratic Leader,

HITGHCOGK WITHDRAWS FROM LEADERSHIP RACI   UNDERWOOD” IS": SLATED

Retires From Conteat for Mirority Leadership im Senate—lI nderwood Has Clear iFeld.

AITCHOOCK OUT UE CONTEST FOR OENATE LEADER   Nebraska Senator Withdraws, Thus Virtually Assuring the Selection of Underwood of Alabama.

UNDERWOOD UNOPPOS'L       HITCHCOCK'S WITHDRAWAL ROM RACE LEAVES FIELD TO THE ALABAMAN,

HITCHCOCK 15 DUT OF RAGE. FUR LEADER   love Paves Way for Election of Underwood as Head of Democrats.   WILL DEVOTE TIME TO  PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN   Will Maintain Position Chief Advocate of Treaty if the Fight Is Resumed for Its Adoption, =

HITCHCOCK QUITS AS PARTY CHIEF;  INF AWAON WINS   Minority Leader Plans Long Absences From Washington During Campaign   SENATOR’S WITHDRAWAL BREAKS LONG DEADLOCK   Nebraskan Actuated by a Desire to Promote Party Harmoily and Help Wilson

HITCHCOCK QUITS RAGE FOR SENATE DEMOCRAT LEADER   Selection Tonight of Sen. Un. derwood Virtually Assured —Nebraskan Takes Step For Party Harmony.

HITCHCOCK OUT ~ OF LEADER RACI   Withdrawal of Senator Breaks U; Long Party Deadlock

COCK IS AIT OF THE RACE   Nebraska Senator Withdraws as Candidate for Party Leader of Upper House -:

HITCHCOCK DECIDES TO SURRENDER HIS SENATE LEADERSHIF   Virtually Assures Senator - Underwood to be the Demecratic Leader

FIELD NOW CLEAR FOR UNDERWOOD   Hiichock Quits Race For Democratie Leader of Senate,   AGTS IN INTEREST-O; HARMONY

NEBRASKA SENATOR ~ WITHDRAWS FROM  FADERSHIP RACI   Action of Hitchcock Leaves Un derwood Unopposed in Contect far Ll aadershin

Distinguished  Alabamian’s Road ‘Cleared by Withdrawal of Hitchcock for Harmony.

HITCHCOCK QUITS LEADERSHIP RACE   Senator Seeks to Help on Party Harmony   Opens Way for Senate Democrats te Unite Upon Underwood

HITCHCOCK QUITS RAGE FOR SENATE PARTY LEADERSHIP   WTHDRAW VE VIRTUALLY ASSURES SELECS30N OF SENATOR UNDERWOOD.   BREAKS LONG DEADLOCK   Action Will Conduce to Democratic Ituemony and  Vecord With Individual Plans He Writes Colleagues,

HITCHCOCK LETS UNDERWOOD BE PARTY LEADER   Withdraws From Race fo Democratic Chieftan in the Senate.   WILL PROMOTE HARMONY

DEADLOCK IS BROKEN      Hitchcock Withdraws from Leadership Contest

HITCHCOCK HAS WITHDRAWN FROM HOUSE-LEADER RACE   Thus Underwood Is Virtually Assured of Job of Democratic Boss—Senator Too Busy Along Other Lines.

HITCHCOCK OUT OF SENATE FIGHT   SENATOR WITHDRAWS OM CONTSST FOR LEADERSHIP  —UNDERWOOD FOR JOB   BRYAN HOLDS Wil? HAND   Late Returns From Primary Show Commener Will Contra * Nebraska Primary

SIE Ne as ER has EAS pe OO” LTE mig CCIE CA, NEC P APRS COT KNOITIOVG

\GAINS FOOTHOLD IN NEW YORK YARDS   Insurgent Switchmen Succeed 3 Tying up Freight Movement In the Metropolis,

YARDMEN'S STRIKE ADDS 10 GOTHAM'S "TABOR TROTIBI ES   WORKERS IN MILK STATIONS AND FREIGHT TERMINALS QUIT AND DANGER WILK SUPPLY

EASTERN YARDMEN JOINING STRIKERS   New. Jersey . and New York Lines Stop Shipments of Food Supply. :   HITS OTHER  INDUSTRIES   Port and Terminal Workérs Charge Roads. Trying to Lenethen Dav,

CHECKING PRICES  OF FOODS BEGUN   lowa Fair Price Commission Te Determine Profits Of the Retailers.

LARIMER WILL CANVAS STATE   Fair Price Commissioner for Iowa to Extend His Operations to Other Cities.

spokesman Asks « “Working People” to Transfer Savings  from “Capitalistic Banks” to League Institutions

LEADERS SAY ALL ELEMENTS WILL UNITE   Completion of Platform is Expected Tonight.

LABOR PARTY GETS APPEAL TO HELP MOVE THE CROPS   Will Respond to Non-Par: tisan League's Call for Aasictanca

NONPARTISANS SEEK AID   Appeal ic Sade to Pur Moneys in the League Banks to Help Move Grain Crops.

WANTS LABORING MEN TO DEPOSIT  IN LEAGUE BANKS   Novel Scheme is Proposed by Organizer in a Speech Before Labor Party Convention   PARTY COMBINE PROCEEDS    Russian Soviet is Cheered by  Delegates to Convention in Chi' eago to Form Third Party

LEAGUE INVITES U. S. TO ACT   Unofficially Reauested by the Council to Aid in A’‘and island Dispute.

U. S. INVITED BY LEAGUE   Council! Unofficially Requests Aid i. Territory Disnute.

NO ANT -OTRIKE PROVISION LEFT IN HALLWAY BILL   Conferees Eliminate Feature That Aroused Opposition of Union Labor.   Compulsory Arbitration 0! Disputes Substituted. Deadlock Broken.

ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE TO THE CUMMINS BILL BEAT BY COMMITTEE   Conference of House and Senate Provides for Settlement of Disputes by Board.   LAW INSURES RETURN TO ROADS OF 5 PER CENT   Guarantee is Made for First Eighteen Months or Two Years After Return.

RAILROAD CONFEREES PRACTICALLY AGREE   WOULD ESTABLISH AN APPOINTED BOARD FOR COMPULSORY SUBMISSION OF DISPUTES.   LENGTHY DEADLOCK BROKEN   Anti-Strike Clause of Cummins Bill Cast Aside; Details Remain to Be Sctiled:

ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE AGREEMENT REACHED   PART OF CUMMINS BILE WHICH CAUSED LABOR DISPUTFSs Is VIRTUALLY THROWN OUT AFT. ER BITTER FIGHT.

STRIKE CLAUSE IN MEASURE KILLED  ee rere nemeneetanee   House and Senate Conferees Agree on Rail Bill—Passage Insured Before March  When Reads Ge Back to Owners.

ARBITRATION BOARD. IS. _ SUBSTITUTED IN PLAC)   But Few. Minor: Details, to Be     a te. ‘House and Seiate””

SENATE AND HOUSE MEMBERS AGREE ON RAILWAY PLAR   PREADELOCK OVER PRENSDING LEGISLATION Is BHOLEN   SUBSTITUTE 1S OFFEREL   Rate Making Clauses of Cummins and Basch Bills are. Modified by Conferees in’ bffecting Agreement

Senate <Anti-Strike Clause is Eliminated From Railroad Reorganization Bill.   VIRTUAL AGREEMENT IS REACHED BY CONFERESS   Provision in Rate Making Section Providing tor Return of Five and a Half Per Cent to Carriers Retained, Other Diflerences Growing Out of Amendments Are Adjusted,

SENATE AND HOUSE UONFEREES AGREE UN AAILROAD Bilt   Anti-Strike Provision of Cummins Measure Cast Aside   FINAL REPORT  NEXT WEEK

EES AGREE ON RAILROAD BILL   Anti-Strike Provision of Bil Cast Aside.   RATE MAKING IS CHANGED.   Joint Committee Decides Upon Compulsory Submission of Wage Disputes to Federal Board Appointed by President—-Some Minor Difficul. tieis to be Composed.

RAILWAY BILL ABOUT READY   VIRTUAL AGREEMENT REACHED AND DEADLOCK OVER.   ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE KILLED   WAGE DISPUTES, INSTEAD, TO 4 rEDERAL BOARD,   Number of Minor Differences to Be Compesed, With Senator Cemmins and Representative Esch Given Task.

STRIKE CLAUSE TAKEN FROM THE PAN ROAD Bil   House and Senate Conferees Agres on Measure to Bs Submitted qw Coneress:   RAILROADS GUARANTEED A REASONARIE RETUR!      Owners fire to Have 3Y4 Per for a Period of Two Vea.

JE CONANT & CO - - + Auctione  OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS SIX HUNDRED MACHINE TOOLS  e Recelvers of "  NELSON BLOWER & cURNACE COMPANY

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JE CONANT &CO =. Auctic  OFFICE LOWELL MASSACH USETTS  SIX HUNDRED MACHINE TOOLS  ‘he Receivers of T  NELSON mower & TT RMACE COMPANY

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BRITIAN IN SURPRISE FOR TTAT V-PRANCE      Many Rumors Afloat Over Constantinople Taken hye British   PURTHER MOVES COME      Daily Mail Says That Regiment Will be Sent From - England .

TURKISH CAPITAL IS ACTUALLY OCCUPIED BY ENTENTE ARMY OF BRITISH, FRENCH AND ITALIANS

CHOICE OF EACH COMMUNITY, NOT OF EDITOR WAS ASKED BY I. N.S.   ‘Lewden Second in G. O. P., Harding Third; McAdoo  is Second Democrat   JAMES COX IS THIRD  Pershing ‘Ran Ninth and Bryan Sixth; Hoover Was Fifth of Renublicans

WOOD LEADS IN NATIONAL POLL: HUOVER STRONG   General Is Favored By Republican Editors While Food Chief Leads Demoerats   ‘O47 EDITORS EXPRESSED SENTIMENT IN TEST   Result Is Regarded As Highly Significant Of Probable Convention Aetion

OTRAWS GIVE WOOD AND HOQVER LEAD FOR PRESIDENG!   Poll of Editors’ Opinion On the Republican and Democrat Races.

Straw. Vote Made With 847 Newspaper’ Men Takins Part: Telling Sentiment o! People.  LOWDEN GETS SECOND PLACE  Senator Harding of Ohic Runs Third—Hoover Get: Votes in the. Republicar List.   LOWDEN GETS SECOND PLACE   Be WITT.TAM PUTTTD StIvwe

INFLUENZA AY GREAT LAKES   Naval Training Siaticon Quarantined on Discovery of Eighty Cases— No Deaths Reperted.

INFLUENZA AT GREAT LAKES   Naval Trairiing Station Quarantined on Discovery of Eighty Cases—' _'No. Deaths Reporte. -

TAKE VIRDEN (ILL.) OFFICIALS   Dry Agents Nab Treasurer and Alder. man in Raid.

ARREST VIRDEN (lil.) OFFICIALS   Federal Prohibition Agents Nab Cit) Treasurer and an Alderman in Raid.

CONFERENCE IN SECRET 1S ASKED   Leaders of Organized Railroad ' Laber Request Meeting With U. $.,Labor Board   PURPOSE IS NOT MADE PUBLIC   Evidence of Real Barrier to. Com™ plete Agreement on Wage Awards Seen Among Union Heads

Indications Are That Younger Leaders Not Strongly Entreached in Office Desire Rejection   Eighteen Hundred Lesser Officials Are Anxiously Awaiting Recommendation   From the Fifteen Executive Heads

REVOLUTIONISTS OF MEXICO WILL ~ MAKE ATTACK ON CAPITAL   Three Armiés Will Unite in a ‘Converging Move Against the National Capital Is :An " mounced by* General Calles,  Field’ Commander of the  . Bevolutionists.

CALLS IN COMMAND OF REVOLUTIONARY FORCES   Mexican General Says March on Mexico City Will Begin in Short Time.

MARCH ON MEX. CITY   THREE ARMIES TO ATTACK THE AG, UMPY-bU AREA FALLS WITHKGET BAT?ELE,           : ARR! ANZA SURRE EME ay THE

REVOLUTIONARY ARMED ARE PHEPARING TO OTART MARL ON CAPITAL, SAYS GALLES   Armies of Calles, Obregon, and Flores Preparing For Simultaneous Advance on the City. %, 7

REVOLUTIONISTS i MARCH ON THE CAPITAL SOOK   Three  Armies Xow 3 Oreanizin= Wrest Control from the Carranta Faction   PLAN OF CAMPAIGN OUTLINED EY CALLES      One Army Starts from East, One from West and One Forms "a

COLOMBIA TREATY IN FAVOR    Ratisientten to Be Recommended by Senate Committec.

WISH BODIES TO REMAIN IN FRANCI   ! +  MANY RELATIVES OF DEAD SOL DIERS CHANGE MIND ON RE MOVAL OF HEROES

RUPTURE EXPERT HERE   Seeley, Famous in This Specialty; Called to St. Joseph.

Well Known Pleasure Resort Suffers Heavy Loss—Elaze Started In Dancing Pavilion Where 500 People were Congrevated

FRANCE BREA WITH FIGLAND OVER RUSSIA BRITISH PREMIER ACCUSED OF MANIPULATING THINGS FOR ENGLAND. ROUMANIA TO PERMIT - TPANAP MOVEMENTS

LLOYD GEORGE HELD ~BY FRENCH PAPERS AS CAUSE OF SCHISM      ‘Decision of Paris to Recognize De Facto  Government of Wrangel Ascribed : to Speech in Commons

FARMER-LABOR CONGRESS MEETS   DENY THIRD PARTY PLANS AND ENDORSE ‘GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP,

PURPOSE SOUNGED IN OPENING ADDRESSES   Farmer-Labor Co-operative Congress Holds Opening Sessions in Chicare.

OPANIOH EMIGRANTS TD AMERICA EXCEED ALL RECORDS OF THE PAS      MANY EMIGRANTS ARE TAKIN THEIR FAMILIES WITH THEM TO NEW HOMES,

FACES A BUSY DAY   Governor Cox Has No En gagements on His Calendar  For Today

GOV COX RESTS _ AT FARMHOUS!   Pepares for Vigorous Day Anticipating the Notification Scheduled for Saturday.

COX MAY HELP WOMEN IN TENNESSEE FIGH?   Considers Chances For Aiding Suffrage Bill.

GOVERNOR COX 1 TRIM SHAPE FOR HIS. FORMAL NOTIFICATION CEREMOR SCHEDULED FORAUCUST 1

A PAPER'S BIG AIM IS GROWTH.  Jason 1 Rogers Again ‘Lauds The Star in  TBten SE ok

DEATH MYSTERY DEEPENS   Ne Motive Known for Marder 0! Elmer Drewes, Student of Dartmouth.

TUDENT MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   Investigation Fails to Throw Light on Motive for Staying Young Man.

FOUR-WERE-WITH— “ROBERTS AT-PARTY   Mrs. Joseph, ‘Samuel, ‘Livingstone,’ William. Wayne“and Ernest Gordon _Pleaded Not Guilty Today

BROKER’S POCKETS WERE STRIPPED, POLICE SA’   Medical Examiner’ Reports Ambrose Roberts Died of Wood Alcohol Poisoning.

AVVERICAN LEGION GETS BALE MILLIGH   ‘Surplus from Post Exchanges  in France is Offered and  : Rnaantan

LOOKING BACKWARD A DAY OR TWO WITH ‘PEN’ AND WILL ROGER‘   By WILL ROGERS Famous Oklehoma Cowboy Humoris' and Goldwyn Motion Pictur Star Copvright 1990. hy the Newen?nec:

FRANCE CALLS ON GREECE TO PAY UP LOANS   Britain To Retise Financia Aid tf Constantine Again - ‘Takes Throne

ALLIES START TO TIGHTEN PINCERS 10 BEND GREECE   Demand Payment O Loans As People Call Constantine.

He Will Not Lend Greece Another Farthing If Constantine is King.

POWERS DROP GREEK CREDI1   France and Gritain in New Move to Biock Constantine’s~ Return z te Throne. a

GREECE WILL GET  NO MORE rOAANS   Farcical Plebiscite Favors Constantine by Big Majority   Britain and France Act Prompily Withdrawing Financial Aid

POWERS DROP GREEK CREDIT   France and Britain in New Move tc Block Constantine’s Return to Throne.

BART.OF. CLANTON. VALLEY.   Trying. to. Be Reclaimed by~ Warren and: Madlaon’ Supervisor 2

SENT UP FOR LIFE.   Threo Men Sentenced For Attack On lowa Farmer.

VENDETTA CLAIM ANOTHER VICTIN   DALLAS ITALIAN STORE-KEEPES CALLED TO TELEPHONE AND THEN SHOT DOWN.

1920 CENSUS SHOWS   Detroit Renks Fourth City, With Cleveland Fifth—St. Louis Sixth, Bosten Seventh

ETAOIT FOURTH CLEVELAND FIFT   Bcth Increase in Population Over St. Louis and Boston Durine Deeade.

SE. LOUIS DROPS FROM FOURTH TO MATH IN SHA   With Population of ‘773,000. il Halls Behind Detroit and  Cllauvatawy   BOSTON 18 PUSLORD TO SEVEN PLAGE   Amaziny Growth of Michigan wid Ohio Cities Pub ‘Chem, in Bourth and Firth Place Rosnectivety.

St. Louis Also Is Set Back By Census Totals   Detroit Now Fourth City In United States New Census Shows   CLEVELAND TAKES RANK AS FIFTH

TRY CONTINUATION SCHOOL LAW   Michigan Prepares for Edecationa  Eaperimesut Seon Effective.

BOARD OF CEHLALWVEIES FILES ANNTAL REPORT   Visits to County Hespital, Count) Jail and boiivinary Disclose Conditions.

NEED MORE ROOM AT THE HOSPITAL   BOARD OF CHARITIES MAKES REPORT ON THE COUNTY INSTITUTIONS

IS SATISFIED WITH CONDITION   Jack Dempsey Says He ' Never Felt Better in His Life

TRAFEIC IS RESTORED.   Tie-np tn Columbus Caused by 63 Pingines Freezing Up.

: To Heal A Cough Take HAYES’ HEALING HONEY   ENGINES FROZEN.   ‘ . . ‘ * a, , is Report That Strike Was Cause of Treats Poalave Ig Denied.

SENTENCES OF DEATH IN. ARMY NOT CARRIED O1   Thirty-two Persons Were. Condemned By Court Martial.

07 IN ARMY DOOMED TO DIE ESCAPE FATE   ‘o Courts-Martial Death Sen tence Put Into Effect Last Year.

32 DEATH SENTENCES IN ARMY   None Was Approved, However, Says Report af Gen. Crowder, Judge Advocate General.

THIRTY-TWO SENTENCED DEATH BY COURTMARTIAL   But in No Case Was Sentence Carried Into Effect, Gen. Crowder Reports.

French Government Regards It Of The Great-" est Importance.   BONUS SYSTEM MAY BE ADOPTED   Larger Families to Be Encouraged—Movement Against ’. Fs atting’ Birthrate.

State Tickets te Be Selected There Tuesday; Fight Centers Over  Se ee Se ae

HOT FIGHT IN NEW YORK   DIFFERENT POLITICAL PARTIES WILL SELECT STATE TICKKTS IN PRIMARIES   FIGHT ON WADSWORTE   The Main Fight in New York State is Being Centered Against the Renomination, of United States  Senator Wadsworth.

NEW YORK: VOTES   Political Parties Will Se. - Jett. Their’ Candidates -at Primary Tomorrow   Governor Al Smith, Idol of East is Unopposed for Re-nomination

POLISH GOVERNMENT TO ASK SOVIET RUSSIA FOR AN ARMISTICE      ‘Great Britain Advised the Former to  This Efect—-A Peace Conference to Be Held im Lon don Soom

POLAND ADVISED TO ASK TRUCE   Great Britain  Suggests te Poles That Armistice With Reds Be Sought.   SOVIET DRIVING AHEAD

GREAT BRITAIN ASKS POLAND TO SEEK ARMISTICE   Reported Soviet Reply to British Pro posal Has Cast New Cloud Over International Qutlook.

UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS BY FEDERAL AMENDMENT ARE URGED BY CLERGYME)   Best Divorce Laws at Present N. Better Than the Worst, Says One Speaker.

POLATICAL WANAGERE CLAS SATISFACTORY REGISTEATION   Much Specniation as to What the ‘Women, Will Do.

BUTH SIDES PLEADED   POLATICAL AANAGERS CLAIM SATISFACTORY REGISTRATION   Women Will lm.

HUNGARIAN PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED AT VERSAILLES UNDER PROTEST BY ENEMY DELEGATES   Inly Turkish Pact Remains to Clear Up War's Settlements; Wallace Acts for U. S.

HUNGARY SIGNS TREATY   Only Turkey Now Remains to Be Dealt With by the Allied Nations—Accept Pact Under Protest. « -

CHAPMAN SERIOUSLY HURT.   Indians’ Shortstop Has Skull Fractured by Pitched Ball During Game.

BOLSHEVIK FORGES GAIN ADVANTAGE IN ORSHA REGION   Poles and Ukrainians Suffer : Losses at Extreme Ends of : Eastern Battle Line.

Allies Will Send  Along Delegates   WU Help Lithuanta And Poland ‘To Settle Thetr Boundary Line Dis. puto, .

ANNOUNCE ALLIES ACCEDE TO REQUEST TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO MEETING

ALLIED ENVOYS  AT CONFERENCE   Entente Accepts Request Made by Lithuania   Millerand of France and Giolitti of Italy Continue Diacuasions Today.

‘WOMAN SCHOOL TEACHER SHOT      Mother of a Pupil Seeks Vengeance fer Reprimane

ee  TWO MEN ACCUSED OF MURDER APPLY TO) SOURT FOR HABEAS CORPUS WRIT   HEARING SET BY COURT FO} DECEMBER 30TH; TENAS MAN WAS KILLED.

REPUDIATION OF BC, PROHIBITION LAN IS SHOW   nficaled By 15,000 Majority Al ready Recorded From Yesterdau’s Piebisgite

DnITTON COLUME! AGAINST PROHIBITION   Referendum Won by Fifteen Thotsand, Providing for the Sale of Whiskey Under Government Orders and Seal.— Vote Not: Yet Complete.

PROHIBITION REJECTED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA   Act to Provide for Government Control and Sales of Liquors Adopted.

BRITISH COLUMBIA AGAINST DRY LAW   Government to Sell Liquor it Canada Province.   Plebiscite Shows Big Majority Opposed to the Prohibition Act— Women Vote Wet.

CANADIANS REPUDIATE PROHIBITION   British Columbia Voters By Big Majority Vote for Liquor.

BRITISH COLUMBIA AGAINST DRY LAW   Piebiscite Shows Big Majority Opposed to the Prohibition Act.   GOVERNMENT TO SELL LIQUOR   Offictats Believe That the Vote Wil Reeult in Dlepensation of Beverages In Stores Controlled  ‘ by Government.

BRITISH COLUMBIA VOTES WET   Prohibition Law is Repudiated At the Pails

B. C. WET VOTERS WIN   PLEBISCITE SHOWS HUGE #iAJORITY AGAINST THE DRYS.   Government to Sel! Liquor in the Ca. _ hadlan Province—Women Opposed Prohibition.

POLAND'S PLIGHT — Ml AS SERIOUS 4S FIRST REPORTEL   Mission Sent to Investigate Says it Can be Improved With Allied Officers, Munitions and a General Shifting CF Baperec.

ALLIED MISSIONS  “FOR SENDING FRENCH AND BRITISH OFFICERS - 70 HELP THE POLES

THINK POLES GAN. HOLD OFF REDS   Military Situation Not Despercos te, Alles Think, =   o Mission Urgee Sending of Munitione " to Poland, With French and British Officers te Add.

nt... ae Franco-British Mission Declares Con ditigns Not So Desperate That Cannot Be Retrieved.

SITUATION NOT WITHOUT HOPE   Allied Commission Returns From Trip to Poland   RECOMMENDS ACTION   "If Suggestions Are Followed Lost Fortunes Could be Retrieved.

POLISH SITUATION MAY BE SAVED, ALLIED REPORT   The Mampower In Suiisfactory as Quality and Guauciiyaailecusa-

GOVERNORS STUDY FARMER PROBLEM   Agriculturist's Greatest Difficulty Is to ObtainC redit, Governors Say.

GOVERNORS DEVOTE ATTENTION TO FARN   Committee at Conference Consider: Credit and Other Problems Affecting Agriculture   FINANCING IS A PROBLEM

“DISCUSSING PROBLEMS OF ©  AGRICULTURALISTS’ TODAY    Will Recommend to Congress Plan to Help the _ Farmers in Maintaining Credit System—- Gov _Nobeck, South Dakota, Will Speak on Rura! ‘Credits in His State.

ITALIAN KILLED BY ILLINOIS MOt   FATALITY OCCURS WHEN RIOTS BREAK FORTH AFRESH AT WEST FRANKFORT.

ONLY ONE KILLED AT WEST FRANKFORT   Troops in Control of the Situation.

ITALIAN (o MILLED. WITH CLEAVER {Al RESUMPTION IF ILLINOIS REE RIATS

ITALIAN PUT TO DEATR.   First Known Fatality in Rioting at Wem Frankfort.

ITALIAN KILLED IN HOME BY MOB   Sheriff Making General _ Round-Up of Leaders In West Frankfort Riot.

GHOWERS OF  BEETS PLAN FOR GREAT OEASON   Farmers and Helpers Wil Get Nearly $5,000,000 for 1919 Work

GRUWERS Ot BtET3 PLAN  FOR GREAT DEAN   Farmers and Helpers Will Get Nearly $5,000,000 for 1919 Work

TO GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS   CARE OF POULTRY AND OR. CHARDS !S IMPORTANT

DAREWSKI DIES IN LONDON   Noted Singer and Taimudic Scholar I; Dead at the Age of Eighty: Three.

WOULD ROUT SMOKES TO THE SAME FATE JOHN RECKONED WITH   Would Send Lady Nicotine _to Join John Barleycorn Now in Exile—Drinkless and Smokeless Nation  Looming — Plan Launeliad

LEAGUE TO BANISH TOBACCO   Plan to Make U. S. Smakeless As Well As Drinkless.

TO MAKE U. S. SMOKELESS   No Tobacco League Pians to Send Lady Nicotine to Join John Barleycorn.

LITHUANIA  ALL OF   MOVEMENT -OF TROOPS UNDER ZELLGOUSEI IS wR PERT.   KOVNO OVERCROWDED   Removal..of ° Lithusfian, Govern j Ment te ‘Kovno Found Small, -.. Accommodations       Zellzouski's Force of. 40,000 Men too Big. for Attack by Lithuanians .

ABSOLUTE PANIC IN: ALL OF LITHUANIA   MOVEMENT OF TROOPS UNDER ZELLGOUSKI IS THE PERIL   KOVNO OVERCROWDED   Removal of Lithuatiian Govern, ment to Kovno Found Small Accommodations   fellzouski's Force of 40,000 Men too Big for Attack by Lithuanians

LITHUANIA IN STATE OF ABSOLUTE PANIC   Rumors of “Independent” Force Advancing Toward Kovno Keeps Populace Terrified,

Mn. HUMPHREYS RETURNS HOME   MISSISSIPPI LEADS THE GULF STATES IN FUNDS   MAKES TOUR OF MISSISSIPP   Has Made Old Timo Doem®crat{c Specches nnd Is Proud of Missts. sippi Denoeritts,

NR, HUMPHREYS RETURNS HOME   MISSISSIPPI LEADS ‘SHE GULF STATES IN FUNNE   MAKES TOUR OF MUSSISSIPP   Has Made Old ,Time Dem®cratt Speeches ond Is Proud of Missis  sippi Democrats,

PURNELL KNOWS NOTHING OF ANY PLAN TO DICTATE   Not a Party to Any Scheme te Boss Naming of Presi= dential Candidate.   HE STATES HIS POSITION   Says He Does Not Conceive. It His Daty to Take Hand In" - Any Such Movement.

TURKS START INVESTIGATION OF MURDER OF FRANK L, JOHNSO!   Officer Is Sent to Scene of Crime and Is Accompanied b} American Civil Commissioner—Mr. and Mrs. Johnsot _ Were Robbed of Cash in Turk Capital.

TOWN’S BUSINESS WRECKED BY FIRE   Willows, Cal.. Wiped Gut by Blazes; Two Million Lose: Start to Rebuild at Once.

Believes Referendum Sought By President Will Result In G. O. P. Victory   Senator Busy Preparing Series Of Addresses To Be Delivered From Porch

WELL SATISFIED WITH THE ISSUE   ‘Senator Harding Prompt to Accept League of Nations  as Leading Feature.   BELIEVES AMERICANS OPPOSED TO ALLIANCE)   Referendum on Wilson Policy Will Result in Its Rejection Rennhlicensc Thint.

CONGRESS IS SET FOR ITS. ADJOURNMENT   After Long Night Sessions, House and Senate Ready to Susvend   IMPORTANT BILLS TAKEN UP TODAY

Adjournment Tomorrow Holds up Bills Enacted After Today: .   oROGRAM IS SPEEDED UP   Night Sessions Are Held-by Senate and House

State Fuel. Commission Wires  _ Interstate Commerce Commission Situation in Indiana Is Desperate.   PUBLIC UTILITIES ARE ‘ON VERGE OF CLOSINI   Ohio and Michigan Join Indiang in Appeal That Priority Orders Pavoring Other Tiistricts Be Revoked.

WARN COMMISSION OF COAL FAMINE DANGER   State Coa! and Public Service Commission Appeal to Federal Body For Relief   TO MODIFY PRIORITY ORDER

WORK TO AVERT COAL SHORTAGE   INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION IS REQUESTED TO MOD. IFY ITS ORDER.   SET CARS AT-AVAGON MINES

Mathias Erzberger Would Divide Prussia Into States Like Han‘over and Westphalia.

CHICAGO BANDITS PULE OFF A NEW STUNT   Windy City Thugs Steal Entire Train of Twenty-one Cars of Merchandise.

Te nee aes eee ae a —_————  PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN. CUBA CAUSES APPREHENSION   Factional Fight Which Has Been Waged Has Re. sulted in Much Hard Feeling in the Island and May Mean Trouble Later.

ano HOUND UP UF GEMINI UPL BEGUN   Chief of Investigation Bureat Declares Job Will Be Tackled with More Vigor

MANY MORE RADICALS ON GOVERNMENT LIST   William J. Flynn. Head of Investigation Bureau, Says Roundup of Reds is Just Get fine Tnadlan Wrox

HUNDREDS TO BE DEPORTED VERY SHORTLY   Ellis Island Veritable Concentration Camp for Hordes of Vicious Foreigners Caught in Round Up

TO AGREE WITH DANIELS   House Naval Committee Believes Hecommendations of Secre Yarw Awe Wiese.

OLIVE {HOMAS IS VICTIM OF POISON   Movie Actress Swallows Mercurial Poisoning by Mistake; Develops Pneumonia.

COL HARRY CUTLER, PROVIDENCE, PASSES AWAY IN LONDON   Was Chairman of the Jewish Welfare Board During The World War 

VICTIM OF THE RAIL,         .& W. Freight Conductor Loses Armin Accident.”

VICTIM OF THE RAIL.   L. kb. & W. Freight Condttctor Loses Arm ‘in Accident.

PRESIDENT GETS ELECTION RETURNS AT WHITE HOUSE   Messages Received Without Comment; Sees Only Members of His Family.

MINE IS SEIZED BY CITY’S AUTHORITIES   Charge Reckless and Illega Mining of Coal,

Tres Moines Paper ‘Says Entire Property Will Be Disposed of in 2 Few Weeks.

NINE MILLIONS FOR $750,00(   Camp Dogge is to Be Sold Sy Govern ment at Knoskdown Prices imme diately

SICK AND DISABLED YANKS SUFFERING FROM NEGLIGENCE   NATIONAL LEGION COMMANDEE SAYS MEN NOP GETTING WHAT THEY DESERVE   LEGION ATTEMPTING {0 CORREST THE TROUBLE

-" By Fe. W. GALBRAITH, JR., National ‘Commander. “of: the America

Fighting Oceurs Across Improvised Trrontier; Reds ‘Ave. Aiding... ° °°

RUSSIA AND GERMANY HELPING LITHUANIANS ‘SAYS WARSAW REPORT   Planned to Use Lithiania t Connect Russia and East Prussia is Claim’   POLES AND LITHUANIANS  FIGHTING ACROSS BORDER   Condition Becoming More Seri ous Daily

LITHUANIA AIDED BY RUSSIANS      Spasmodie Fighting With Poles ‘Across. Fron- tier Reported _   OMSK RE-TAKEN

CONDITIONS Ant MORE SERIOUS IN LITRUANI   Poles and Lithuanians Are Fighting Spasmodically Across Impro vised Front:

LITHUANIAN SITUATION GROWS MORE SERIOUS   Desultory Fighting Occur: Between These Forces and Poles — Russians in Tt.

LITHUANIANS CLASH WITH POLES ALONG LINE OF FRONTIERS   Poles Contend Reds and Germans Aid Their New Enemies.

GROWING MORE SERIOUS DAILY   Continuous Fighting of Lithuanian Border   BOLSHEVIKi HELP   Germans Also Given Aid Against Poles, According to Warsaw Dispatches.

BATTLE WANES ON  LITHUANIAN FRONI   Conditions Along Front Becoming More Serious Daily; Germans Aiding Attackers

FORCES UNITE TO FIGHT POLES   German and Russian Bolsheviks Aid The Lithuanians   CONDITIONS GROW SERIOUS    Fighting is Naw Going On Across Inonroavisen Erontier

GEAMANS, REDS JON LITHUANIA TO FIGHT POLANI   Continued Boundary Clashes Aggravated hy Soviet Aid, Claim of Warsaw.

FIGHTING GROWS MORE SERIOUS   BETWEEN { THE POLES AN D. LITHUANIANS ON LITTISH FRONT,   German and Russian Bolshe. viki Aiding the Lits is the Charge Made by the Polish Authorities.

JOAN OF ARC IS MADE A SAIN]   Thousands Witness Ceremony at Which French Heorine is Exalted to Sainthood

JOAN OF ARC WAS CANONIZED TODAY   i: IMPRESSIVE ‘CEREMONY AS NAME IS .PLACED ON ROLL OF SAINTS   THOUSANDS SAW RITE   Pope Benedict,  Enthroned in St Peter's, Pronounced Words of Canonization

JOAN OF ARC MADE A SAINT   Impressive Ceremony Is Enacted at St. Peters, Rome, Today.    ITHIRTY THOUSAND  ATTEND SERVICES

JOAN OF ARC IS EXALTED BY POPE   Thirty Thousand See Pontiff  Canonize Girl Hero To  Sainthood.

THOUSANDS SEE CANONIZATION OF JOAN OF ARC   Saved France From the English and urgundians in 1429 and Inspired French In World War.

Thirty Thousand Witness Eele vation of Gil Who Le French Forces to Victory Pope Leading Figure i Ritual.

JOAN OF ARC MADE A SAINT BY POPE   Thirty Thousand Witness the Ceremony—Many Americans Were in the Procession.   All Churches in Rome Celebrate Canonization of Humhie Shepherd Lass.

JOAN D’ ARC RECEIVES HALO OF SAINTHOOL   FAMOUS HEROINE WHO WAS IN. SPIRATION OF FRENCH REPUBLIC IS HONORED TODAY.

NAME CF JOAN OF ARG 13 ENROLLED CN LIST OF SAINTS   Thirty Thousand Persons See Impressive Ceremony at St. Peter's Cathedral.   IDOL OF FRANCE SHOWN SIGNAL HONOR AT ROME   French Dignitaries, Pilgrims and Visiting Churehmen Present at Rites.

JOAN. OF ARG: IS NOW AN COMPANY OF SAINTS   Shepherd Maid of Domremy Js Ganonized by Pope Benedict in Rome Today.   AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

Joan of Arc Is Sainted 7 Centuries After She Led French to Victor!   Maid of Orleans of 1429 Is Canonized; 30,000 Witness Rite ir Honor of Meek Sheperd Lass in Rome i Qundat. = cn

JOAN OF ARC A SAINI   Imp. es g he Ceremony at Rome Whe ero of France Is Exalted.

JOAN OF ARC WAS CANONIZED TODA)   IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AS NAME IS PLACED ON ROLL OF SAINTS   Pope Benedict, Enthroned in St. Peter’s, Pronounced Words of Canonizat.on

JOAN OF ARC TODAY PRONOUNCED A SAIN}   Exalted to Sainthood in Impressive Service at Rome.

MEXICAN TRADE INCREASES   Entrance of New 4 American Firms Stimulates Business with Mexico

THE ROSWELL HIGH SCHOOL COWWENCEWENT EXERCISES FRMAY NIGHT. WAV 14. 1920. Hien SCHOOL AUTDITORITM.

91332 Ji ON PACIAG COAST   Shows Large Increase in California, Oregon and  Washington.

TOTAL JAPANESE POPULATION   Ninety-one Thousand in California, Wraxhingiton and Oregon.

REDS’ HEADQUARTERS TAKEN,   Volkshaus in Leipsic Capitulate After Hard Vight With Reichwehr,

{BOLSTER UP REPLOGLE STEEL   i Weak Marginal Accounts Will Re TR aetrieted.

GOVERNOR OPENG FIRE QW OPPOSITICI   Flays Thompson - Lundin Ticket and Policies.

Ht  LOW Oi 0  I IGRTNG F REPUBLICAN PARTY   Says Thompson Platform is Revolutionary   MAKES PLEA FOR SUPPORT OF OGLESBY

CHICAGO MAKES A: MOVE TO SECURE: COAL   President Wilson, Asked To: Ac! on Coal Deliveries:

PERATORS AND MINE RG FAIL TO ADJUST MATTERS   Adjourn Sine Die Without . Accomplishment After Five Day Meeting.   President Wilson Informed General Strike May Result, He Said.

MINERS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT, STRIKE FEARED   “Operators -Deciare~ Action Will  Mean a Sirike in Illinois q Coal Fields   NO AGREEMENT REACHED

NO AGREEMENT REACHED BY MINERS AND OWNERS   Workmen Hold Separate Caucu: to Notify President Wilson of the Failure.

NO AGREEMENT ON WAGES FOR COAL MINER   Joint Scale Committee Adjourns Futile Meeting at Cleveland.

UNION LEADERS THREATEN TO ASK NATIONAL RAISE   Miners’ Representatives May Also ‘Deal With Operators Individually

JOINT WAGE SCALE SESSION IS ENDED   Representatives of Operators and: Miners Unable'to Adjust Controversy”   PRESIDENT IS INFORMED   Unions: Reject Offer of Mine Owners to Submit Question to Commission

UNABLE TO AGREE, COAL BOARD QUITS   SCALE SESSION FAILS TO SOLVE WAGE PROBLEM—TO APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.

PRESIDENT: MAY HAVE TO SETTLE OAL ARGUMEN]   Scale Committee Un: able to Agree After Five Day Session   OPERATORS PREDICT STRIKES IN ILLINOIS

PAIL TOREACH WAGE AGREEMENT   OPERATORS AND MINERS SCALI COMMITTEE ADJOURNS——NO DECISION   Will Inform President That Operators’ Pronogals Not Just to Employes:

TWO TURK TOWNS ARE TAKEN   French Troops Capture Aintab and Urfa, Constantinople Reports.

FRENCH TAKE AINTAB.,   City in Asia Minor, Scene of Armenian Massacre.

FRENCH TAKE 2 TURK TOWNS   a Capture of Alntab and Urfa te-An: nounced at Constantinopie—Meet Obstinate Resistance.

NAVAL OFFICERS = ACCOUNTS SHORT   Deficit of 875,000 Found by Bozrd Investigating Books of Man Who Left. re

MINE WORKERS MAY MAKE AN APPERL TE PRESIIENT WILSON   say Fight is for Public anc Not Between Them and Operators.   ASK CHANCE TO PROVE CHARGES OF PROFITEERING   Afternoon Session of Commis  sion Devoted Almost Ex clusively to Cross Examina tion of W. Jett Lauck, Statis tician Employed by Miners

AGREES 10 GIVE DECISION TODAY   On Question of Public Discussion of Exhibits   NOW UP TO CHAIRMAN   Miners Insist that Fight is for Public and Proose to Show that Operators Can Pay More Wages Without Increasing Cost of Coal to Consumers—Charees

FERRY UPSET DROWNS TEN   Fiatbcat Capsizes in Flooded Savannah River in Carolina.

TEN DROWN IN FERRY UPSET   Lowndesviile (S. C.} Flatboat Capsizes in Fieoeded Savannah River— Eight-Foet.R

TEN DROWN IN FERRY UPSET   Lowndesville (S. C.) Flatboat Capsizes in Flooded Savannah River— Eight-Foot Rise,

HUNT CLARA SMITH THRU WEST TEAR AS HAMIIN'S SI AYER   Ardmore Authorities Throw Out Statewide Dragnet to Cut Off Woman’s Escape.   TRUNKS AT KANSAS CITY _ RANSACKED BY POLICE   Ketch, Administrator of Ham: on's Estate, Supposed to Be in Vicinity of Fugitive.

Oklahoma Authorities Are Awaiting Word Of Arrest Of Slaver Of Politician

POLICE FAIL T0 FIND MISS SMITE   Officers of Many Cities Hunt fo Woman Accused of Shooting Jake Hamon.   WOMAN'S DIARY IS FOUND   Alleged Siayer of Republican National ‘Committecman of Oklahoma Warns Girls Against Married Men— Promised to Wed Her.

Woman Sought, but Not Yet Found by the Officers.      NO CLUES IN HER. TRUNKS   Sheriff Who Has Gun and Clothe jag of Man, Coutdd’t be Located Today.

CLARA SMITH CONTINUES T0 FLUDE POLICE   Authorities in Many Citie on Lookout for Hamon’s Slayer.

THE HAMON CASE ‘STILL ‘A MYSTERY   “¥ISS SWITH” CONTINUES TO  ELUDE MANY POLICE.   FRIENDS STILL INSIST ON THE ACCIDENT: STORY, ©”   But the Authorities Want to Find the Woman Who. Confessed to Killing a Man,

SEARCH FOR GIRL IN HAMON'S DEATH IS COUNTRY WIDE   Diary Of Miss Smitl Taken From Trunk By Reporter.

AWAIT ARREST OF HAMON GIRI      Police Search for Clara Smith in Connection *. With Murder

HAMS DEATH (6 STILL A MYSTER   Palice. Nave Heon Unable to ho Lente Clara Smatth; Charged” i With Crime   GPEN: WOMAN'S ‘ TRUNKS   County Attorney at. Ardmore - oth Mérs  Skrs, mths * frunks Oper

CLARA SMITH: ~ YET AT LARGE   Police Officials in Many _ Cities Searching for Missing Woman

HAMON CASE CONTINUES TC BE PUZZLING   OOD  Police Officials of Many Cities on Lookout For Girl Suspect.

EXPECT ARREST OF SMITH WOMAN   Frank L. Keteh, Business Man. ager of S Man, Has .,-

EXPECT ARREST OF SMITH WOMAN   Frank L. Ketch, Business Man ager of Slain Man, Has Made a Trin te Texas.

Trace of Her Has Been Found in Number of Texas Cities But Authorities Unable to Bring About Her Apprenhension

ACCUSED WOMAN IS TRACED   Miss Smith..Sought in Hamor Death, Believed in Texas   MAN ALSO HUNTED IN CASE   Business Mafager of Okiahoina Politician is Missing

Miss Clara Smith  Wanted at Ardmors   Offleials Awaiting Ww ord of Hier Arrest—Charged With Shooting to ily Jake be. Hammon.

"HELLENED LIKEL   ARDMORE OFFICERS AWAIT worn, ‘OF APPREHENSION OF HAMON'S SECRETARY

PROTESTS ON PACT ACTION  BRING WORK TOSTANDSTILL   Conciliation Bodies to Convene Again Monday, Is ~— ~ Annowncemént. ~   COMPROMISE S SEEMS ‘FARTHER AWAY NOW   Solons Fear. Treaty Fight Will. -Break on-Floor’ ” of Senate.

PEACE COMPROM!Gt EFFORTS. SLAGKEN   REPUBLICANS CANCEL CON FERENCE IN ORDER TO HOLD CAUCUSES   Johnson and Borah, Two of the Treaty’s Bitterest Opponents, Make Protest to Republican Leader Lodge.

G.0. P. SENATORS THROW WRENCH IN WHEELS OF PACT   Drastic Provisions tc Punish Reds Must Be Modified

TREATY Gatch GULP, GLAM REN HANGAR   johnson and Borah Insurgent Group Assured by Lodge No Principles W il  Ra Yialdat   FIGHT MAY DEVELOP ON FLOOR OF SENATE   Mild Reservation Group o Republicans Serves Notic It May Ask Democrats t Force Passave.

TREATY ol  ir SENATORS TE NEW EFFORTS   Little Promise of Agree ment Among Factions is Seen, However.

Senators Stand Firm _ For U.S. Sovereignty   Protests Made Against Sacrificing Reservations Halt Negotiations on Compromise; Language Changes Only.

OUTLOOK FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT NOI AT ALL PROMISING   Compromise Treaty Ratifica tion Negotiations Are Temporarily Halted.   REPUBLICAN SEN“ TORS TAKE STOCK OF SITUATION   Wild Reservationists Said to be [repared to Treat With Democrats independently in Case of Failure of Bi-Partisan Conferences’ to Bring About Satistactory Solution,

Unpromising Outlook for Early Agreement on the Treaty, Senators Believe

TRYING TO AVERT SPLIT OF TREATY   REPUBLICAN LEADERS SKIRMISH ABOUT TO HOLD THEIR FORCES   MAY JOIN WITH DEMOCRATS   ‘Mild Reservationists Ready to Treat  With Opposition to Break Deadlock.

NEGOTIATIONS HALTED: } REPUBLICAN SENAY 0 TAKE STOCK OF THE SI ATION WITH OUTLOOK Fi  EARLY SETTLEMENT D                 BRYAN COMMENDE

Johnson's Stand Halts Negotiations. Looking to Treaty Compromise

1 - ql Es WL HALT FATS   Leaders Take Stock Before Continuing. Conferences With the Democrats, 7   REED LAUNCHES DRIVE ON BI-PARTY POW-WOW   Missouri Senator Declares  Bryan Has ‘Assumed "Proper Attitude in Op ~ posing Article 10.

PEACE WAITS SENATE WHIM   NEGOTIATIONS ON TREATY FUT ASIDE FOR A TIME.   NO MEETING OF CONCILIATORS   BI-PARTISAN CONFERKANCE FUT OVER UNTIL MONDAY.    Attitude of Irrecencilables a Bar te Action—Rescatment Ameng Senaters Over Outside Interferernee.

PACT SQUABBLE ~ LEADERS SEEK PEACE TODAY   But It’s Not in Sight, in Fact It Appears to Grow More Distant

TREATY ACTION HALTED AGAIN BY ULTIMATUM ON COMPROMISE   Protests. Make Pact Ne. gotiations More — Difficult.   ‘MILD’ GROUP HAS PLAN OF ITS OW}   Warfare May Break Out Soon on Floor of Senate.

nn nanan a - DELAY COMPROMISE ON GERMAN TREATY      No Meeting of Bi-Partisar Conference Held as Result.

TREATY COMPROMISE HALTED BY LEADERS ON REPUBLICAN SIDE   “Mild Reservation” Republicans Ready to Deal with Administration Leaders.   BI-PARTISAN COMMITTEE WILL MEET MONDAY   Lodge and Lieutenants Will Only Agree to Changes in Language.

PROTESTS DELAY. ~ COMPROMISE. ON” * GERMAN TREATY   No - Meeting. of Bi-Partisan Conference Held as Result.

ON TREATY COMPROMISE   Senators Plan Another Concillation Meeting Monday  —Outlook Bad.   EXPECT SENATE BATTLE   Warfare Looked For On the Floor tf No Agreement Can Be Reached Soon.

TREATY PARLEY ARE HALTED fo LEADERS GONTER   PROTEST BY JOHNSON AN! BORAH Tks UP NEGOTIATIONS   QUTLOGK 15 UNFAVORABLE   Ri-Partisan Conference Will Mee Again Montlay — Republicans Stand Firm Against Changes In Keservycitions

MEX STRIKE" CONTINUE  (   Federal Troops May Be Called Upon to Oper ate: Trains

MEXICAN RAILROAD STRIKE CONTINUES   Southern Pacific of Mexico Is at a Standstill Because Men. Demand More Pay.

AMENDMENT   INDIANA IS THE TWENTYSIXTH STATE TO FALL IN  LINE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

LEGISLATURE RATIES THe ARENOMENT   INDIANA IS THE TWENTYSIXTH STATE TO FALL IN LINE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

WILSON ¥      Assombly Communieation Recetved ‘at White Yrouse. -

XN PEN PORTRAIT OF JESUS   F  Manuserim, 1900 Years Old and Be. lieved Authentic, Describes Christ

RALSTON CLEARS THE WAY WITH AIS ANNOUNCEMENT   FORMER GOVERNOR NOT A CAN. DICATE FOR GOVERNOR OR U. S. SENATOR,

Ft. Worth Dealers Refuse To Cut Ice Price in Face of Federal Threat

AMERICAN DAY NAMED   KANSAS GOVERNOR DESIGNATES MAY 1 AS THE DATE.   Issues Prociamation in Which He Says Reds Threaten Foundation of Organized Society.

MAY 1 AMERICAN DAY   Governor Allen of Kansas Issues Proclamation on Patriotism.   Declares Organized Group of Radicat Agitators Is Threatening the Foundation of- Society,

BALK AT DRASTIC MEASURE   House Republicans Show Opposition ta Anti.Sedition Rill.

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE BALK   Show Opposition to Giving Antisedi. tion Legislation the Right of Way—Too Drastic.

PALMER GIVES ~ LIE TO CHARGE   Names Philadelphia Judge as Instigator of Attacks on Him.   CALLED AID OF PROFITEERS       Attorney General’s Ire !s Aroused by the Receipt of a Letter From the Secretary of a Labor Union.

PALMER GIVES LIE TO CHARGE   SAYS THAT PHILADELPHIA  JUDGE MADE ATTACK ON HIM.

ATTORNEY GENERAL ANSWERS CHARGED   Palmer Gives Lie to Assertion He Aids Profiteers.   NAMES PHILADELPHIA JUDGE   Dec!ares Pennsylvania Man ts Instigator of Attacks on Him—tre Aroused by Receipt of Letter  From Union Official.   Lahor Relieves Charae.

Suffrage Is Held Up By Legal Tangle   Injunction Prevents Officers From Certifying Tennessee Ratification.

ANTI-SUFFS TRY TOBLOCK  RATIFICATION   NJUNCTION OBTAINED TO) RE. STRAIN OFFICIALS FROM COMPLETING RATIFI ram wit. eS

Suffrage Members Vote Against Reconsideration; No Quorum, Claim Antis

ANTI ANTI SUFFRAGE MEMBERS LEAVE STATE WHEN BILL. IS ~ CALLED FOR RECONSIDERATION

TENNESOEE HOUSE CINGHES SUFFRAGE   FILIBUSTER DID NOT PREVENT ACTION AGAINST RECONSIDERATION   In Attempt to Block Move of Suf.frage Supporters, Group of Antis Galloped Over Into Alabama.

THE TENN, HOUSE VOTES AGAINST CONSIDERATION      After the Vote Suffragists Rang Liberty Bell, Contending They Had Won.

po FROM CERTIFYING TENN. SUFFRAG      LACK. OF QUORUM IN LO HOUSE TODAY CAUSES: ‘DE“MAN OF. THE ACTION ON * ~ SUFFRAGE

QUORUM ABSENT IN TENNESSEI   HOUSE WAS UNABLE TO TAKE FINAL ACTION TODAY ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.   ISSUE RESTRAINING ORDER

RETAIN THEIR “VICTORY   Te lature Refuses obec yore on & Buftification =

SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Supporters in Tennessee Vote Against Reconsideration

ACTION AGAIN {S HELD OVER   House Unable to Muster Quorun at Nashville. to Reconsider Ratification,

ANTI. OT AGE FILIBUSTER NADHIVILLE   \Representatives Opposed tc   Suffrage Absent, No Quorum in House

TENNESSEE LEGISLATORS DELAY VOTE   Reconsideration of Suffrage Halted By Absence of Officials.

LOWER HOUSE VOTES NOT TO RECONSIDE!   While it Was in Recess Judge Newman Enjoins State Officials From Certifying Ratification   A PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE

SOLONS MAY LOSE $10 FOR ABSENCE FRIDAY MORNING   Legislature Adjourns With out Action On Taxation — Measures.   SPEAKER THREATENS, 10 _ PINE THOSE NOT PRESEN   Only: 13 Senators Presen ~ ‘and ‘Body Adjourns Without Quorum.

SCLONS TO PAY $10 FINES FOR BEING ABSEN)   Adjournment is Taken by Gen eral Assembly Until Monday   Only 72 Members of Hous: Respond ito Rell Call.

THE LEGISLATURE AD. JOURNS WITHOUT TAKING FURTHER AC. -TION ON TAXATION MEASURES, —  Senate Without. Quorum — — State Auditor Will Withhold Pay of Absentee:  Olawt i howl da Tylon Poce FU necks

PLACE VOUR BETS.   Mecacerttic Candidate  Withdruw Claiming Republicans Will Win,

IN DETROIT, MIG   Nearly 70,000 Workers Idl in That State Account of Strike.

WITNESSES ARE CALLEO TODA   Give Testimony: Regarding Funds for Campaign:   ‘DUDLEY S. BLOSSOM  TELLS OF His WORK   Member of Money-Raising Force in Cleveland.   P. 2. Garrett.. of Winchester  Kentucky. is Also a Witness Before Senate Probe Committee in City of Chicago.

WITNESS TELLS OF - CLEVELAND'S QUOT;   “Team -Captain’’ of Money Raising Forces Testifies  Rofnre Committees -

Team Captain of Republican Money Raising Said Before Slush Committee   ‘He Suid Cleveland Could Easily Raise the Entire Sum.   Kentucky Chairman Said He Had Beers Asked to Raise $25,000.

OKLAHOMA CITY NOW TIED UP   Switchmen Walked Out There Last Night.”   OTHER CITIES NEAR NORMAL   Strikers Gave No Reason For Quitting— Work Overtime in Kansas City.

FREIGHT TRAFFIC. PARA LYZED WHEN. SWITCHMEN A'. QNIA CIP’ warw arm

TALY WANES: FUME RIGHTS   PORT WILL Rk PLACKD UNDER AUTHORITY OF LEAGUE Ob NATIONS

ITALY WILL YIELD ON FIUME   Paris Sewspaper Saye “Severefiguty lias Been Waived.

CUTS BRITISH NAVY OUTLAY   Lloyd George. Aake Department te Take’ off 50 Per Cent of :-Eatimates. .

British Premier Instructs Department to Out Figures Over One-Halr.:

CUTS BRITISH NAVY OUTLAY   Lioyd George Asks Department to Take Off 50 Per Cent of Estimates.

BRITISH NAVY OUTLAY IS CUT   Lioyd George Asks Department te Take Off 50 Per Cent.

ESTIMATES ARE. CUT IN HALF   English Army and Navy Wanted Tco Much, .  Says Premier

‘MUST REDUCE THE ESTIMATES   Lloyd-George Orders Cat in Army and Navy Expenditares.

Two PARTIES. WORKING “HARI FOR, VicTory.      Witting Working  Organization or ;, “Both Sides Makes Fight Close:

BOTH AGE CONFIDENT   TWO PARTIES WORKING HARI FOR VICTORY.   Willing Working Organization o; ‘Both Sides Makes Fight Close.  '

WOMEN AMONG STREET ROTERS Many ARBESTEL   Trains Attacked, Passengers Wounded, Soldiers Called to Restore Order

ANCONA WORSTED “AV EARARINEERC   Disorders-in. Widely Separatec  Parts of Italy Seem to Corro borate ‘lmpression of Plot tc - Overturn Sociat Order   RED-FLAGS HOISTED ON ‘MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS   Strikers:Give Unemployment as Reason for Rioting; Soldiers and Police Attacked in Many Placean

BOOZE WAS SLAYER OF TWO ACTRESSES   POLICE DO GOOD WORK ! CLE RUNG MYSTERY

The: ‘Three ‘Men: ‘Who ‘Were Witt > oRetresses” Found. Dead © Tell Their. Stories.   JUST A. WILD *DEBAUCH   Women - Died From. “Alcoholic Poisoning and Ex» 7S haustion. ~

BANDHOLZ FAVORS HUNGARIAN DEMAND   American General, Home From Budapest, Would Modify Peace Terms.»

ee ee ee ee ee LT  ESTIMATES U. S. POPULATION AT ONE HUNDRED FIVE MILLIONS   Statistician Basses Figures on Returns from 1,406 Cities and Towns Thus Far Reported— Number Smaller Than Expected.

ESTIMATES U.S. POPULATION AT ONE HUNDRED FIVE MILLIONS   Statistician Basses Figures on Returns from 1,406 Cities and Towns Thus Far Reported— Number Smaller Than Expected.

HILL ESTIMATES 105,000,000 PEOPLE IN U. Ss   Bases Figures on 1,406 Cities—Increase Has Lessened.

POPULATION 105,000,000   United States Has Grown Accord ing to Statistican’s Calculation

J, HAS 108,000 000 DECLARES ESTIMATE   Census Returns Show Natior Has Not Increased in Population Greatly.   WAR GIVEN AS -REASON

POPULATION, 105,000,000.   Chief Statistician Calculates on the Basis of Figures Alrendy Announced.

ESTIMATED POPULATION CONTINENTAL  UNITED STATES IS 105 MILLIONS   Increase Over 1910 Is Thirteen Millions Showing That the Growth of the Country Has Not Kept Pace With Previous Decades. ——

PUPULATION OF UNITED STATES IS 108,900,000   The Increase in Last Decade is 13,000,000, Acc« ing to Bureau.

ESTIMATE 13,000, 00¢ INCREASE IN CENSUS   Population Of United States Is Estimated At 105,000,000; Average Declines.

Of: United States Estimated a 105,000,000   Bureau Gives Statistics Based on Citie: Reported—Percentage of Gain Lower.

CONTINENTAL U. 8. HAS POPULATION OF 165 MILLIONS IN LAST CENSI'TS

Increase. Over’ 1910 Is Only “18 “Millions, Showing -: Slump in‘ the Gain. :   FLU: EPIDEMICS AND _. WAR: HURT GROWTH

U.S. POPULATION IS KEPT DOWN   By the World War and ‘the Fla That Has Been Prevalent

“CAMERON MORRISON, ‘*‘Q, MAX GARDNER.’’   POPULATION UNITED STATES ESTIMATED TO BE 105,000,000

GROWTH NOT IN PACE WITr THAT OF PREVIOUS DECADES   CESSATION OF IMMIGRATION ASSIGNED AS REASON.   Influenza Epidemics and the Retur of Aliens to Native Country To. gether With Deaths of Soldiers in War Contribute.

U.S. POPULATION NOW 105,090,000   Gain Over 1910 Figures Is About £,300,000—Less Than in or wer Deerdes,

Population of U.S. Estimated at 105,000,000   Government’s Chief Statisti cian Places Gain in Last Decade at 13,000,000.

Census: Bureau Chief Finds. In crease Over 1910 Not At ~~ Average: Rate.

NOTIGE TO SERVICE MEN   ‘CIRCULAR ISSUED BY WAR RISK  INSURANCE BUREAU

EX-SERVICE MEN SHOULD GET THIS BOOKLET   War Risk Insurance and Conversion Options Given In Detail In New Bulletin

WAR RISK INSURANCE   Oficial Circular issued Giving New  nnd Liberal Features,

RAILROAD INGREASE  NTE! j   That Sum Needed to Absork Increased Labor Costs and Pay Dividends.

FREIGHT RATE 1S INCREASED THIRD; PASSENGER FIFTH   OVER MILLION INCREASE I GRANTED—25 PER CENT BOOST IN SOUTH

SELECT WALDRON BOYS PUT KICK FORNEXTMEET — INGRAPE JUICE   MKS. ALICE VAN VPELT ELECTED THREE YOUTHS, FOUND ENTOXIEPRESIDENT OF REBEKAH CATED AND SICK, WERE BE. ASSEMBLY. FORE MAYOR TODAY,   GAVE PROGRAM IN EVENING WAS THE CLIMAX TO PARTY

7 4 (MRS. ALICE VAN PELT ELECTED THREE YOUTHS, FOUND INTOXIPRESIDENT OF REBEKAH = CATED AND SICK, WERE BE.   ASSEMBLY, FORE MAYGR TODAY.   GAVE PROGRAM IN EVENING; WAS THE CLIMAX TQ PARTY

THE MERCHANTS' DRAWING   boar Dissetisfaction. Over Standing 5 Long May Be Eliminated.

THE MERCHANTS’ DRAWING,   Dissatisfaction Over Standing = s Long May Be Eliminated.

HARDING INVITES ROOT'S VIEW ON FOREICN MATTERS   President-Elect Asks Former Suerotary to Visit Him  in Marion.   MEETING EXPECTED TO CLEAR UP DIFFRRENCES   Coolness Due to Misunderstand. ing the Part of the Senator,   ‘WILL HAYS CABINET TALK   Former Chairman Is Accompanying Party on Visit to the Panal Canal,

HARDING SEEKS ~ROOT’S. ADVICE   Invites Former. Secretary of State to Mar tow Pear sry Aah Cabinet.

HARMONY KEPT IN PARTY BY HARDING   President-elect Will Confer with Distinguished Republicans at Marion Early Next Month; Root Will Be at the Conference.   CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN THE CAMPAIGN DEFICIT

HARDING WANTS A UNITED PARTY   Vw RESIDENT-ELEC?T ANXIOUS TO PROMOTE HARMONY.   STILL CLOSE TO ELIHU ROOT  _   Evideree of Differences With Fermer Secretary Fading Away-——-Opposed to Rich Men Making Up Camapig= Deficit.

MAKERS =      HARDING) AND: ROOT “SEPARATED: BY A "MIS U NDERSTAND.  ATC 7   Jealous: Folks : ‘Are After “; Will, Hays Who- Keeps  Smiling: — No Big Camnaien Contributions,

HARDING WANTS GIFTS DOUBLED TO MEET DEBI   President-Elect Dislikes Idea o' Few Rich Men Paying Campaign Deficit, Law" ” .rence Says.   FREE FROM OBLIGATION    Appointments for Services” to  Party Would Be Avoided : hy Plan!

UP-TO-DATE . ‘Velephone St  45 Alfred: st. Biddeford  mrt faeret 8 42.......      Special Sale for Saturday   Bibeau Bros.

Family Cooperative Store ‘Velepnone 91 48 Alfred St. 3, Biddeford ,  At ERE AMI MII Afeeawas   Special Sale for Saturday   Bibeau Bros.

RAIL AGREEMENT DRAWING CLOSE   House and Senate Conferenc Near Final Session on Railroad Legislation.   ro) 6©PASS) «NEXT MONTH

ROADS SHOULD BE RETURNED TO OWNERS BY MARCH FIRST THROUGH COMPROMISE BILL   Anti-Strike Clauses And Mos: Provisos Affecting Labor Will Be Dropped

EXPECT ACTION ON RAIL BILL   IT IS BELIEVED IT WILL BE PASS -ED EARLY NEXT MONTH “DATE 18: SET

\°RFEMENT NEAR i RALROAD BLL   ROADS TO GO BACK   MAJORITY OF COGRESSMEN FAV oR RETURN TO OWNERS— ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE MAY BE ELIMI NATED

GUNFEREES ON RAILROAD BILL HIND SOLUTION   Now Believed Certain That Measure Will Be Passed Early In February   WANT EARLY RETURN OF ROADS TO OWNERS   Republican Leaders Deter mined To Push Legislation Through Soon As Possible

AGREEMENT NEAR ON RAILROAD BILL   Overwhelming Majority of Congress in Favor of Returning Properties to Owners.   PASSAGE EXPECTED SOON   Action to be Taken So Roads Can Go Back at Time Designated by President.

RAILROADS BACK TO OWNERS THE FIRST OF MARCI   AML-Sirike Feututes Are fo le Re moved From the Bills.

RAILROAD BILL TO BE RUSHED BY CONFEREES   Final Agreement Near ant Passage Early Next. Month ‘Now Anticipated   ALL LABOR CLAUSES - MAY BE ELIMINATEI

SENATE AND THE  HOUSE AGREE ON RAILROAD BILL   EVERYTHING WILL BE READ‘ . TO TURN OVER LINES ON MARCH FIRST.   President Wilson's Plans Will Be { Carried Out As Announced—  ; Overwhelming Majority in  : Congress for Move.

FEREES HAVE AGREED   Railroad Bill Will Be Passed Ir Time for Return of Lines to Owners by March 1.   ANTI-STRIKE LEGISLATION HAS BEEN ELIMINATED   Greatest Difficulty Now Is Ovei Adjustment of Rates To Assure the Roads of a Fixed Return on the Investmentt.

RAILROAD BILL WILL BE PASSED EARLY NEXT MONTH   No Hitch Expected in President Wil son's Plan to Return Lines to - Owners .on March Ef.

RAILWAYS 10 G0 BACK 10 OWNERS   Congress Will Put Through Legisla. lation to Permit Return by First of March; Anti-Labor Clauses to go in. to Discard: House Balks on Bill

T0 AGREE ON RAILROAD LEGISLATION   NOW THUUGHT THAT R, x BILL: WILL BE PASSED EARLY NEXT WONTH       MAJORITY STILL FAVORS HE. :TURN OF ROADS TO GWNEI AS SGON AS POSSIBLE

AGREEMENT ON RAILROAD BILL NEAR; PLAN RETURN DESPITE LABOR PROTES]

LINELY TO rAd BILL  EARLY Ih FEAR’ Y   Anti-Strike Legislation Will Be Omitted from Conferees’ Report   PUSH MEASURE SOON, AIM OF REPUBLICANS   Majority Said to Favor Return of Roads as Early  As Possible

EXPECT RAILROADS — TO GO BACK MAR: 1         arors Retr Despite Biforts of Labor ta Exe tend. Government Cotitrvol,

CONGRESS RUSHING RAIL BILL PASSAGE   FINAL LEGISLATION EXPECTED PARLY NEXT MONTH.   Anti-Strike Legislation Will Prob. ably Not Re In Conference Report Since House Opnoses It.

FINAL AGREEMENT WILL AE FORTHCOMING SOON 5 WASHINGTON RUMOR   Congress Expected to Pass on Matter Before Feb. 1 in Order to Send Through President's Proposition Without Hitch.

FINAL AGREEMENT ON RETURN OF RAILROADS THOUGHT 10 BE NEAR   Bill Will Be Passed Early Nex Month So That There Will Be No Hitch in Plan.   FARMERS FAVOR RETURN   Representatives Meet in Washington to Prepare Memorials to Wilson and Congress.

INDIANA FACES GOAL oHORTAGE   Public Service Commission Prepar. ing to Take Drastic Action  to Release Cars   CONFERENCE OF OPERATORS

BIG GAIN   Enrollment Of Bedford Public School For Year Of 1920 Is 2,075 With Gain Of 172.   HIGH SCHOOL GAIN 2

SHOWN IN THIS YEAR’S SCHOOL ENROLLMENT   TOTAL OF 2075 PUPILS   Have Registered at Various Buildings At End First Week

$150,000 IN BAG HE RETURNS   gr ce a & Baltimore Man Got It by Mistake én Leaving - Traiti—Restored to Owner:

$150,000 IN BAG HE RETURNS   Baltimore Man Got It by Mistake or Leaving Train—Restored to Owner.

BULGARIA MEMBER OF NATION LEAGUE   FORMER ENEMY NOW MEMBER OF PACT

BULGARIA {5 GIVEN SEAT   ADMITTED TO LEAGUE RECOMMENDATION OF FOCH   LITTLE ENTENTE CONCURS   Nations Hitherto Opposing Propexi. tien Swing Inte Line

BULGARIA T0 ENTER LEAGUI   ARASHAL FOCH’S RECOMMENDA TION HAS MUCH TO DO WITH  DECISION OF WORLD SOLONS

LEAGUE VOTES 10. -s AAA BHEGARH   Action Taken  After Marshal ‘Foch Champions Former—Enemy : State.

ARTY ENGINEER KILLED WEN PROSEAGER TARIN CRASHES INTO FREIGHT      TREMAN JUMPED TROW ENGINE AND Wis UNHURT: NO PAS. SEXNGERS INJURED.

LOST LIFE IN TRAIN WRECK   Engineer Killed When a Passenger Train Ran Into a Freight

ENGINEER LAMBERT OF KATY DEAD IN WRECK   Denison Railroad Man is Killed When Engine Smashes Into Rear End of Freight Train.

Former Ambassador Tries Hand at Public Speaking ; Ww ill Run for German Assembly Later, ~~

Bernstorff Says Wilson Was Dominated by Allies in Peace Conference:

VON BERNSTORFF EXPLAINS.  Tells Berlin Why He Falled ¢ Keepy America Out of the War.

ASK ABOUT ~ JUST PEACE       Germans: Wai To, Kaow. Why President Eailted with His” “Fourteen Points.”

MASTER MIND, GERN EMBASSY IN AMERICA TO ENTER POLITICS VATERLAND? REPUB

MORE STRIKE SALLOTs.   Chicago and Northwestern Workers Are tH Tea SAS Kw WS

BERGER [o AGAIN CUSTED BY HOUSE   Refuses to Seat Milwaukeean bi Vote of 328 to 6.   REFUSED CHANCE TO SPEAK   Deciares He Will Run Again and Be Elected — Three Democrats and Like Number of Republicans  Vote for Socialist. ,

HOUSE AGAIN ‘WS BERGER BY MAJORITY   Body by Vote of 328 to 6 Refuses to Seat Socialist.   NOT =PEMITTED 10 SPEAK   Three Republicans and Like Number: of Democratc Voted to Seat the Wisconcin Man, Who Declares He Will Run Again.

HOUSE AGAIN OUSTS BERGER   Body by Vote of 328 to 6 Re fuses to Seat Socialist.   NOT PEMITTED TO SPEAK   Three Republicans and Like Number of Democrats Voted to Seat the Wisconsin Man, Who Declares He Will Run Again.

THE LATE FRANK P. SHELDON   Was in the Employ of the Royal Lunber Commany for Several Years

PLATFORM EADY TODAY; IT MAY BE SLIGHTLY MOIST   COMMITTEE IN ALL NIGHT SESSION TO UNTANGLE BIG ISSUES

ALL-NIGHT BATTLE OVER PLATFORM ON, WALSH AND BRYAN LEAD OPPOSITIO}

ALL-NIGHT BATTLE OVER PLATFORM ON, WALSH AND BRYAN LEAD OPPOSITIO}   HARD FIGHT AHEAD.

Mrs. Catt Named For President at Suffrage Dinner   ‘Others Start Booms; Why Not We?’ Says Sponsor.

Cox Isn’t Consziting The White House in Any Sense About His Acceptance Speecl

HOLDING A CLUB OVER COX HEAD   PRESIDENT NOT YET READY TO ACCLAIM HIM CHIEF.   GOVERNOR A BIT INDEPENDENT   Anxtous to Act the Dutifal Part, Bat Unlikely to Swallow League of Nations Without Some  Saving Clauses.

Yactics Believed to Be Practiced By Wilson, Regarded in Ohio as Coercion.   ROTH AGREE ON TREATY   Democratic Nominee Said to Have More Liberal Ideas About Reservations.

HS OWN VIEWS   Democratic Nominee ts Nat Consulting ihe White House -on Acceptance Speecti:»   MAKES STUDY OF LEAGUE:      ls Free“fo Advocate Changes Without Feeling °“Embar-. rassed, Lawrence Writes

HTALY BLOGKADES DANN UNIAN ARI   MPIGHTING MAY BREAK GUT A ANY TIME, DECARE DIs. PATCHES PROM ITALY

ITALIAN FORCES ~ BESIEGE FIUME   Rigorous Blockade is Ordered. inhab tant Given 48 Hours te Leave Territory’

BLOCKADE If ANSWER TO DANNUNZIO   Fiume Completely Cut’ Off by Land and.Sea, -  Ranort   FIGHTING IS EXPECTED   Poet’s Defy to Cause Critical Situation, is Belief, Today  ‘

Wo TIED TA HIE Ale muti { BY UT ALIAN ARTY   (OWMPLETE BLOCKADE OF Dray. NENZIOS TERRITORY EFFECTED BY ITALIANS.

ITALY OPENS ON THE POET   Fiume and Insurgent Leader ts Befine Reslecrd.

BLOCKADE BY LAND AND SEA   D’Annunzio Says He  Will Fight Until His  Demands Are Met

OF OPEN WAR ON —ANNUNZIO ARMY   Fiume Blockaded by ‘Land and  Bea as Resulé of Poet’s Repudiation of Treaty   SOGIALIST MADE COUSIN - OF KING BY DECORATION   ‘Signal Honors to italian Minisler of War Brings Odd Situation

Foster and Lounsberry Company Were Understood to Have Been Active Traders in Vanadium Steel, One of Stocks Which Led in Recent Recession—Failure Temporarily Gives Market Setback.

ITALIAN FORCES PLAN BLOCADE OF THE ISLANDS   CLASH BETWEEN D’ANNUNZIC AND REGULARS NEARS AS TROOPS SHUT FIUME OFF FROM WORLD

ITALIAN FORCES ESTABLISH CLOSE BLOCK ADE FIUME   City and Three Islands Completely Shut Off From the World.

POETLEADER IS BESEIGED BY STRICT BLOCKADE   GOVERNMENT FORCES  SURROUND CITY AND. ‘THREE ISLANDS. ©  sep PETERS MBN HS   Insurgent Captain Resists’ En. forcement of Treaty of: . © Rapalio. -

TROOPS BATTER AT STRONGHOLD © ‘OF D’ANNUNZIO   lialian Commander Give: Populace 48 Hours for Leavine Finme.

FIUME BLOCKADE = ~ HAS BEEN BEGUN   Close Watch is  Kept on All Territory Where d’Annunzio is Located and Food and Provisions Will be Carefully, Guarded. 

FIUME FACES CLOSE BLOCKADE  a   ITALIAN GOV’T FORCES HAVE ISOLATED CITY.

ITALIAN FORCES — BLOCKADE FIUME          DANNUNZIO ANNOUNCES WiLL RESIST NEW TRE        In the ‘Mantime Ttalian Forces. Have “Blockaded Fiume From Both “Land  wigs ee oo.

HAAN FORCES, ~~ BLOCKADE FIUME   “‘D'ANNUNZIO ANNOUNCES WILL RESIST NEW TREATS   DANNUNZIO HOLDS FIUME   cin the MCantlne Italian Forces Have Blockaded Fiume From Both Land and Sea,

FIUME 1S BLOCKADED’ BY ITALIAN REGULAR:   Inhabitants Given 48 Hours it Leave City,

Stronghold of Captain Gabriele d’Annunzio is Being Besieged by Italian Regulars Under Cavialia   CONDITIONS LIKELY To RESULT AN HOSTILITIES

Malian Forces Surround DAnapnzi by Land and Sea. “By Agsoclatea “rem

BLOCKADE CITY FROM LAND, SEA   D’Annunzio in Reply to Ultimatum of Army Commander, Says He Will Fight Until Demands Are Met.

Italy’s Guns Trained on Fiume Gate:   D'Annunzio’s Defiance of U] timatum Followed By City’s Absolute Blockade

ITALIAN FORCES DESTEGE FIU ME   Regulars Thrown About Strong hold Heid by D’Annunzio   lasurgent Leader Still in Charge Of Forcas in City.

FIUME TROUBLE RENEWED.   Possibility of Conflict, with D°Aa“punzio Is Imminent,

Dank MAY BRING ON A if   Connitote “Mackade of Pinme © 3 J Bixpetted to Lend to Fipghifig Any [Pine      POET “WILL’-NOT: “GIVE IN   D'Annuazio’s Refusal to it Diprenty of  Tknpaltas nt ious Situation,

CORDON I$ DRAWN ABOUT REGION: FIGHTING:LIKELY AT ANY MOMENT   Conditions of Recognized Gravity Result From D’Annunzio’s Determination to Resist the Treaty of Rapallo..

LEGRAND DEFEATED IN ROUGH GONTEST       Garwiri:H: $. Runs-Up Big-Score on ; Locals:- -Game™ Unsatisfactory < to Patrons Hera,

LE GRAND DEFEATED. “IN ROUGH. GONTEST   Garwin H. S. Rees Up Big Score os Lecals---Game Unsatisfactory ” te Patrens Here.

STAIR CASE TRIAL DATE IS SET   For Third Time Attempt Will Be Made To Secure  Decision.

LANDLPRDS LOSE OUT IN COURT PROCEDUR   Judges Refuse to Dispossess Tenants and Accept Rent At Old Figures

Cools Under New Law Postpoucd Mvicticns ¥rom One to WMhrea Menths Whero Tenants Are Un able to tind New Eloumes,

EW YORK LANDLORDS Lose.      Feuants Unable ta Vid New Home ‘Given Stayuvers.

NEW YORK LANDLORDS LOSE,   Tenants Unable to Find New Homes Given Mayovers.

HARRIET BEECHER STOWE IS PLACED UNDER BAN   President of Institute in Riehmone Thonght Southern Girls AVouldn't  Like Mulogy,

INSTITUTE FACULTY RESIGNS   Dispute Over Propriety of Lecture  On Harriet Beecher Stowe.

YIELDS UP POWER AND QUITS GITY   Gabriele O'Annunzio Denaris From Fiume By A.rplai.e,   FIUME AGREEMENT CONCLUDED

YIELDS UP POWER. “AND QUITS CITY      Gabriele D'Annunzio Oeparls ~' From Flume By Airplane.   FIUME AGREEMENT CONCLUDED

FAMOUS COACH IS FOUND DEAD   First Coach of Cornell Crew Which Held Every Record In  A eS oe Ee

MOST FAMOUS HOWING GOAGH IN GOUNTRY 13 FOUND DEAD AT HOME   COURTNEY WADE CORNELL IN , VEINCIBLE DURING THIRTY YEARS OF RACING,

CHAS.COURTNEY IS FOUND DEAD   Famous Coach of Cornel Crew Dies at His Summer Home.

URGES CHANGES IN TAX LAWS   Professor Adame of Yale Calls Some Present Features Ridicelorcs.

BLAIR TELLS OF 6.0. P. FUND DRIVE!   Upham’s Assistant Tells of Pians to Get Money.   Cox Was Three Towns Short in Ex posing Fund, Testimony at Probe Shows.

BLAIR ADMITS DRIVES   Upham’s Assistant Tells of Ptam to Get Money. %   posing Fund, Testimony at  Cox Waa Three Towne Short in " Probe Shows, *

BLAIR ADMITS DRIVES   Upham’s Assistant Tells of Plang to Get Money.   Cox Was Three Towns Short in Exe posing Fund, Testimony at _ Probe Shows, at

REED ATTA ATTACK ON PARTY LEADERS   DEMOCRATIC SENATOR “SAYS. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION:   Was Without Hotor ‘or Patriotism —So Tells His People Who Pass Resolution of Censure.

REED ATTACK - ONPARTY.       DEMOCRATIC. SENATOR SAYS DEMOCRATIC   Was Without. Honor: or -: Patriotism: —So- ‘Tells His  .. People’ “Who. Pass s Resolu-? Haw af Censire’

TRY TO AVERT ~ COAL FAMINE   WAGES OF. MINE LABORERS CAUSE OF CONTENTION, —   {NDIANA AND ILLINOIS. MIN. . ERS QUIT WORKING,   Plans: Being. Consider@d_to Cheek. + Profiteering— Production "  "Greatly Curtailed, ==

By ae hE  RESIDENT CONSIDERS CASE  OF ‘THE ILLINOIS MINE LABORERS   “PRODUCTION CUT DOWN   Dissatisfaction .of Laborers Over Their Scale Resulted in General Tie-up   Conference in New York Will Con: ' sider Plans for Avertiig a Coal  Eg, seen earn

MAY REOPEN COAL MINE WAGE AWARD   PRESIDENT CONSIDERS CASE OF THE ILLINOES MINE LABORERS   PRODUCTION CUT DOWN   Dissatisfaction of Laborers Ove — : Scale Resulted in General Tie-up   Conference in New York Will Con. sider Plans for Averting a Coal Famine

MEN TO CET BACK ON JOR   Executive Considers  Re opening Wage Award to Raise Laborers’ Pay. ©”   COAL NEVER SO LOW. _ IN ILLINOIS AS NOW

WAGE-SCALE FDR MINE WORKERS MAY BE AGAIN DPENED FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDATIONS 0 THE SECRETARY OF LABOF

WILSON CONSIDERS REPORT ON COA   May Appeal to Miners te ’  - Return to: Work.

MAY CONSIDER MINERS’ WAGES AT CONFERENCE   Pres. Wilgon Gets Recom mendations From Sec Wilson on Question,

WILSON BEGING CONSIDERATION CF MINERS’ PA}   Takes Up Labor Secretary’s Report Advising Reopening of Wage Award

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE HAND IN COAL STRIK   Considering Report of Labor Sec retary to Ask Miners to Return.

Secretary Wilson Favors In cluding Laborers in. Wage Increase.      PRODUCTION DECLINES   Commission Reports Noth ing Can.Be Done Till Government Acts.

REACH BASEBALL LAW AGREEMENT   -_-— Leaders Enthusiastic Over Har mony Prevailing as Settlement Differences Made.

.EADERS OF BASEBALL GATIFI EDWITH RESIAUT OF NEW YORK CONFERENCE

ROOSEVELT HERE   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE DE. PENDS LEAGUE PACT.   Hits Straight From Soulder = it Speech at Martz Theater.

MAY HOLD OVER M'GANNON JURY   Rat Only In Event Of Acree ment Otherwise Discharge Them Today

Dispatch Ultimatum _ to Turk Government   Massacres of Armenians in Celicia Cause Allres to Threaten Drastic Measures to Bring Moslems to Terms.

ARMENIAN PLANS NOT YET FULLY FORMED BY ALLIES   No Decision Reached Which Can Be Announced — Lloyd  George Tells House.

BITTER PILL FOR SICK MAN   Allies to Force it Dowr if the Sultan Hesitates—Mosiem Europe Narrowed,

ALLIES NOTE: IS SENT 10 TURKE   Text, Not Published; Drastic Action Is Believed Threat-ened by Premiers.

SEE DEFEAT OF TURKS SULTAN IN CABINET RESIGNATION TODA)   Overthrow of Government May Follow Latest Developments.

ALLIES DISPATCH DRASTIC NOTE TO TURK GOVERNMEN'   Terms of Communication are Not Yet Made Public by Council

DART ALVA BY ALLIES TQ FOLLOW ALLIED NOTE IF THE NEPESSITY ARISES

SICK MAN GETS BITTER PILi.   Powers to Force It Down if the Sultan  bercitatec.

DRASTIC NOTE SENT TO TURKS BY-ALLIES   SEVERE ACTION WILL FOLLOW IF NECESSITY ARISES, IS UNDERSTANDING.   Chamber of Deputies in Constantinople Would Have U. &. Investigate Marash Affair.

REAL STEP FORWARDS ~ MADE AT SPA MEETIN   Lloyd, George, at’ + Newspapermen’ po Dinner, Talks of Results and. Future.   SAYS GERMANS. SINCERE   Millions of Rifles in Hun Country  Stills Menace to Bu. _ rope’s Peace, _

PREMIER oAYs GERMANY'S GUNG MENACE EUROPE   Will Continue So As Long As Bolshevism Looms, George Declares.   Emphatic In Statement That Hun Disarmament Biggest Question in World.

C. 0. P. SCOUTS © PRECEDE COX?   Democratic Nominee Makes New Charge. ,   TALKED BEFORE BREAKFAS1   Says Chairman Hays Sends Men Ahead to Influence Press Against Y Him.

NEW ACCUSATIONS MADE BY GOV. COX   Claims G. O. P. Scouts Sen Out to Minimize His Receptions

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDVTE INSISTS “VRESS IS FN CONSPIRACY OF ‘SILENCE .

INVESTIGATE ALLEGED MICHIGAN VOTE FRAUI   MAY RECAST OR RECOUNT VOTES AT SAGINAW CLAIMET TO BE DESTROYED

INVESTIGATE ALLEGED MICHICAN YOTE FR         MAY RECAST OR  RECOUN' VOTES AT SAGINAW CLALMEL yO RE DESTROYED

FRENCH KILL GERMANS   SIX CIVILIANS SLAIN IN CLASH AT FRANKFORT.   Thitty-Five Others Wounded When Moroccan Troops Open Fire With Machine Guns.

ARMED CLASH IN CITY OF FRANKFOR}   C-rmans Slain as French Put Down Fiot.   Thirty Five Others Are Wounded by " Machine Gun Fire by the Morecean Soldiers.

CLASH IN FRANKFOR}   Six Germans Slain as French Put Down Riot.   Thirty-Five Others Are Wourded by Machine Gun Fire by the Moroccan Soldiers.

LABOR WILL TAKE PART IN ELECTIONS   Nationwide Campaign Will Be Made to Elect Only Those Friendly to Organized Labor.

ORGANIZED LABOR TO TAKE HAND IN POLITICAL GAM   Wut Condset Bi-Parthan Lampaicn fo Ibefaat ( andidutos Lomiendly

NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN 10 BE LAUNCHED   American Federation Will Seek to Elect Only Officials Friendly to Cause, At General Presidential Blection.

UNITED LABOR PLANS CONTROL OF CONGRESS   American Federation Will Urge Members to Mobilize Votes And Elect Their Representatives to Offices      GOMPERS WILL OUTLINE CAMPAIGN PLAN TODAY   An Appeal Will Be Made te Labor and Farmers to Use Franchise

AP OFL 10 ENTER Fon] IN NOVENRER   EFFORT TO ELECT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FRIENDLY TO LABOR ELEMENT.   IN STATE BATTLES, #LS¢

PLANS BY WHICH CAMPAIGN WILL BE CONDUCTED 10 BE ANNOUNCED IN NEAR FUTURE

Efforts to Be Lauiched American Federation to _ Control Congress,      HOPE FOR CO- OPERATO : OF THE NON-PARTISANS   Railroad Chiefs Refuse Ae         - Organizations. Will As‘sist in’ Program. -

LABOR IN A MIL iT ANT MOOD,   i.oing Deeply Into Polities Along Aguressive Lines.

LABOR SOUNDS  TOCSIN TO HER VOTING HOSTS   WILL TRY TO CONTROL CONG RESS AND ELECT STATE AND OTHER OFFICERS   Thi'd Party Movement Not Consider. ed Advisable But Fight Is To Be In Old Parties

LABOR MAKES PLANS. FOR AN AGGRESSIVE FIGHT FOR CONGRESS   Federation Will Endeavor t Elect Friendly to both National and State Officers.   ORGANIZATION IS WELL UNDER WAY REPORTS SAY   Will Fight Members of Congres: Who Have Proven Unfriendly to: Labor.

DEFINITE PLANS MADE BY LABOR FOR POLITICAL DRIVE   Will Seek to Control Congress and Elect Friendly State and National Officials,   WILL LAUNCH BIPARTISAN FIGHT IN THE PRIMARIES   Oreanization Details Pormulated by Committee Composed of Exetutive Council and Department Presidents of American Federation in Twolay Session at Washington,

LABOR CAMPAIGN FOR CONTROL OF CONGRESS OPENS   Nation-Wide, Aggressive Fight to Be Made to Elect State and National Officials Friendly.   CANDIDATES MUST PLEDGE THEMSELVES

LABOR PLANS FUR POLITICAL DRIVE   Definite Arrangements for Cam: paign Are Made.   TO BE BI-PARTISAN ONE.   Scheme Will be Launched in Coming Presidential Primaries —— Organization Details Formulated by Committee— Explanation of Movement to be Made Public Today.

STORM HITS KENTUCKY; 40 PEOPLE HURT   Tornado Sweeps West Virginia .-and;Pennsylvania—Two Schoo! Houses Were Completely De aim ne Beeke cd   DERRICKS ARE BLOWN DOWN   Damage Estimated Around Millian Of Dollars—Teacher In Hospital Suffering From His In cpap ad espe   MKEESPORT [S$ HARD Hil

UnTY INJURED BUT NOWE KILLEI   Tornado Blows Down School House, General Store and Three Stock Barns and Damages Other Buildings.

TWISTER VISITS KENTUCKY   Many Iniured in Storm in Blue Grass State--Damage Total, $50.000.

FORTY HURT WHEN TORNADO BLOWS DOWN BUILDINGS IN SHERMAN, KY,; NONE KILLED

CIRCLE PUZZLES VOTERS.   Use of It Under Present Law Doesm’t Bar Split Ticket.

One May Put Cross Mark In Circle and Still Scratch Ticket According To Ruling.

PLANS GF MANNIX _ ARE UNCHANGES   Archbishop Sails for Great Brit ain Saturday Noon,

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX REMAINS UNSHAKEN   His Plans to Visit Brittain Unchanged By Word He Won't Be Allowed in Ireland

DEFIES COVERNMENT   Australian Archbishop Will Start For Ireland Saturday - i

AACHRISHOP TO OFEY BRITISH: calls SATIPLAY   Government Declares Manniy Cannot Enter Because of Sseech on Irish Question   SINN FEINERS ARE OPPOSED TO COMPROMISE   Unionist ‘Workers Modify At titude Taken Toward Men of Catholic Faith

MANNIX IGNORES UKASE    " . : Australian Archbishop To Sail For Rritain Saturday.

TO IGNORE LLOYD GEORGE'S UKASE      Archbishop Mannix Sails Saturday for Ireland

WOOD CEADING IN 3] COUNTIES: LOWDEN JONSON, EACH IN 41 IN SOUTH DAKOT!   Wood Shows 22,000, Lowden 19,000 in 708 Gut of 1740 of the State's Precincts.         MILES POINDEXTER : GETS A SMALL VOT!

INDIANA JOINS  WOOD SUPPORTERS   Mounier Stste Gives Military Man Gand Plurality Over Gav. Jahns

HISTORIC MANSION DESTROVEL BY FLAMES      Old Stone Structure Near Chil !  flicothe, Home of Governor     Allen, Burns.  Occupied By Grandson of The   Former Governor---Was Built  In lee.

HLS PURI MANSION DESTROYED BY FLAMES   Old Stone Structure Near Chillicothe, Home of Governor Allen, Burns.  Occupied By Grandson of The Former Governor---Was Built In 1802.

VERMONT AND FLORIDA TURN DOWN SUFFRAGE   Governors of Two ‘wo States Refuse t ) Call Special Legislative : Sessions,

TWO STATES SPURN SUFFS   FLORIDA GOVERNOR REFUSED TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION TO ACT ON MEASURE

REFERENDUM VOTE MIGHT ULTIMATELY  BE UTILIZED   Next Congress Will Be More Strongly Opposed To Original Draft   OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY   Indications Are That The Treaty Will Die If The Solons Sit Tight

SENATE COMPROMISES ON TH TREATY SOON   Orly Thing in the World to Save I Will Be Referendum.

REFERENDUM MAY DE LAST HOPE OF TREATY OF PEACE   if Present Congress Cannot Settle Question Future Of Pact Is Strong   Not Believed Possible Tha Sentiment Can Change Enough To Give Votes

SENATECHANGES ‘MAY AFFECT. TREATY.   Election This Yea . Will Affect:32  - Senators

Fight Gangsters To Mount   Seaffold. Oct. 14; Two More Next Day   BREAKS ALL RECORDS OF COOK-CO. JATI   One Thousand Feat Of Hemp Rope To Send Slayers To Doom

REO LETTER DAY IN COOK GO) JAIL   FOURTEN MURBERERS TO BE HUSG AP CHICAGO JAIL. WITHIN THE NEXT FOR. Pt-hIGHT POURS   EIGHT MEN ARE TO_ SWING TOMORROW    Others Will be Executed Friday— 100 Feet of Hialian Hemp W it jo tt Used: in-Wachngdpe’   BRanvines.

CHICAGO IS 10 HAVE HANGINGS   EIGHT MEN WAITING FOR THE “DROP-OFF” IN THE COOK COUNTY JAIL.

ee      October 14 and 15 Red Lettey Days in the History of Cook County's Jail.

PRISON AND FINE FOR SEN. NEWBERRY   CONVICTED BY JURY AT GRAND RAPIDS—$10,000 AND 2 YEARS 16 OTHERS    RELEASE 68 DEFENDANTS

FIVE STILLS NEAR ST. JOF.   Raid by Federal Officers Who Made  ess

THE FILIPINOS = ANXIOUS FOR THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW   ‘True Story of Their Condition and Aspiration; Have Faith in Ability to Govern Themesives. -

-AGUINALDO ASKS x RELEASE OF PHILIPINOS FROM U.S. RULE   Famous Tagalog Warrior Be_lieves His People Should Be - “Granted ‘Phe Independence

HAS MILLIONS; GETS PRINCE.   Widow of Former Stee! Magnate to be Wife of Grecian Near-King.

indiana Voters Gratified at In. cisive Address Made By Brilliant New York Jurist.

DECLARES ROOT’S SPEECH SETTLED PRESIDENT RACE   NOTED JURIST MAKES A DEC. LARATION CONCERNING LEAGUE.   OTHER QUESTIONS OF CAMPAIGN DISCUSSEL

THE ASYLUMS ARE TRULY TERRIBLE   SO SAYS DR. RAY LYMAN WILBER, OF STANFORD

WILL GETS INSIDE DOPE ON GIREUS   Wilson Has Just As Good a Tele phone As Boss Penrose  Used.

Interviews President Wilson to Get the Straight Dope on the Democratic Convention.

A G6 PERCENT BOOST PLANNED FOR MYSTIC   INSURANCE RATES MUST BE RAISED ON ACCOUNT OF MANY STATE LAWS.

Mystic Workers to Increase Rates   MAY INCREASE RATES @¢ PER CENT TO KEEP ORDER, FROM GOENG Wy PERO

OPPOSITION TO-BRACKEN.      Democrats *: Obj to “Frankfort “Man's Stand on Tax: Law.

OPPOSITION TO BRACKEN.   Democrats Object to Frankfort Man's Stand on Tax Law.

SINGLE TERM IS AGAIN DISCUSSEE   Problematical Action of President-elect Harding Causes Speculation   TWO LINES OF THOUGHT   Johnson Plans to Revise Con. vention Machinery; Favors Primaries

ONE-TERM ISSUE IS DRAGGED INTO LVMELIGHT AGAIN   Age-Old Question Being Muc! (Discussed i in Political Circles in Washington.   GOVERNOR 0OX ON VERGE OF ENDORSING PROPOSAL   Deterred By Advisers from Tak+ ing Course in Speech of Acceptance.   THE CURTAIN IS RAISED   Mysterious ‘‘Insert’’ That Never Appeared at Last Is Explained.

PRESIDENT’S TERM UNDER DISCUSSION   Old Question Regarding the Length of Time the Chief Executive of United States Shall Serve Is Again Claiming Attention.      PROPOSAL MAY BE BROUGHT BEFORE NEXT CONGRESS

SHALL PRESIDENT SERVE ONLY A TERM?   Age-Old Question Pops Up Again In Connection With Selection Of Men For Cabinet of President-Elect Harding.

TREADWAY IS FORMALLY CHARGED  TODAY WITH KILLING OF PEIRGE   Girl Companion of Man Arrested at Wheeling Only Being “Detained” by Philadelphia Police; No Trace Yet Found of Other Suspect,    “ITC ACT: EQ POUND.

TREADWAY SLATED FOR THE MURDER   OF PIERCE BUT MARIE PHILLIPS IS SIMPLY DETAINED.   Country-wide Call for the Arrest of Harry Kendrick, Believed to be “Al Smith”? Mentioned.

FORMAL CHARGE OF MURDER IN PEIRCE CAS!   Treadway No Longer “De tained”  _ Police Seek

UNDER PLUM TREE   PUSTOFFICE, FIGITT. BE ED BY A SMOKE sc             of Gum shots Are Jte jug Worn Oui,

UNDER PLUM TREE   POSTOFFICE FIGHT BEING AT ED BY A SMOKE SCREEN.   Several Pairs of Gam Shoes Are Being Worn Oui,

FRENCH LOSSES AT URFA BELIEVED TO BE BUT TWO HUNDREI   Latest Information Indicates  Loss is Not as Great as at First Indicated

FRENCH LOSSES IN ASIA MINGA NOT SO HEAVY   Late Reports Indicale Many Escaped Trap Set by Natives   Treachery Responsible for Losses to French

FRENCH LOSS LESS SERIOUS THAN CITED   Reverses at Urfa in Asia Mi nor Are Attributed to Treachery By Official Sources.

LATEST FROM URFA.   “rench Losses Northwest of Mesapo. tamia Less Serious That at Fieat Peoorcted_

FRENCH TROOPS AVOID MASSACRE   Later Reports Reduce Number of Fatalities Suffered by ’ Garrison at Urfa.

ALLIES DISCUSS GREEK SITUATION   Britain Opposes Constantine France Will Act In Accord With London.

GREEK SITUATION IS ‘GAUSE OF CONFERENCE   England And France Are Opposed to The Return of Constantine to the Throne.

BOUNTIES PAID ON  NOXIOUS ANIMALS AN FRAIOIIS SUN   A Big Sum Paid Out Last Year, Most of Which Goes to the Farmers of thé State.

NOXIOUS ANIMAL BOUNTIES IN 1919 COST $114,000   Comparatively Few People in Pennsylvania Realize Enormous Sum of Money Paid Out Annually’:      PARTICULARS

Tennessee Sails on Her Maiden Cruise   Newest and Largest Member of th U. 5S. Navy Leaves for Newport to Get Torpedoes.

U.S. S. TENNESSEE NAVY BABY GIANT ON FIRST CRUISE   NEWEST MEMBER OF NAVY SAILS FROM NEW YORK ON MAIDEN CRUISE TODAY

OVER PEAGE ISSUE   House to Vote on Resolution This Week. #4   PREDICT VETO BY WILSON

LL RENEW FIGHT VER PEACE ISSUE   House to Vole on Resohilog ~ "This Week.      PREDICT VETO BY . WILSON

DAITAIN PUTTING WP MONEY FOR GOK EA BRIT YER SAYS   Illinois Congressman Declares $87,000 Appropriated — by Parliament Has Been Given Democrats.

BRITISH HELP ~— COXIS CHARGE   Congressman Britten 0: Illinois Takes Long Shot at Cox.

SAY. BRITISH’. “DONATE TO-FUNE   Charge That:England’ Is Backing: Democratic - Candidates.

GEDDES DENIES ENGLAND GIVES  TO POLITICIANS   z % REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN SAYS ENGLAND IS CONTRIBUTING TO THE DEMOCRATS.

Break, All Records In’ Peace ™ ‘Time - Recruiting. ‘When 24.000° Accenter

MILES POINDEXTER   HARDING SAYS BOLT TARLERS THREATS MUST NOT BE HEARD

Boge ME at ps oe a DECLA LARES 6 N RLES  -PROBABL  NOP AUTHORIZED-PRAYER.  » BY, CARDINAL CIRBOSS.

INCOME TAXES TAKE TUMBLI   Returns Fell Off $73,000,00 In Chicago, Say Revenue Officers

GALVESTON STILL HAS MILITARY RUE   Several Hundred Troops Arrived and Other Units Expected But the City Is Quiet.

SEARCH FOR CREW OF WRECKED SHIP   Attempt to Pick Up Survivors of Steamship Superiority Is Futile.

WOMAN ANG 2 MEMBERS OF raw MISS   Sudden Sinking of Vessel.Du to Heavy Cargo cf iron Ore

SEARCH VAINLY FOR SHIP’S LOS’   ONE MAN, SAVED, GUESSED GoD WANTED HIM TO LIVE A LIT. TLE LONGER

TWENTY-NINE LOSE LIFE IN SHIP WRECK   Freighter Collides on Lake Superior—F our  Rescued.

FAIL TO LOCATE SHIP SURVIVORS   Twenty-nine Persons Missint in Lake Disaster; Graphic Story Told

$7.00 Al Silk Jersey and Taffeta  Bo Wescteascen VMetticwint<« €" On

$7.00 All Silk Jersey and Taffeta  St .cec.san BRatéizcenat« 2 OF

FIVE GiEAT POWERS PLAN GREAT CHANGES   Representatives Of United States, France, England Italy and Japan Meet in Washington to Set Date For International Conference.

ALLIED POWERS TO DECIDE ON GERMAN CABII   Fiance, Great Britain, Italy, Japar and United Mtutes Kepresented at Moctang Being Held at Washington

ALLIED DELEGATES HISGLSSING CABLE      DISPOSITION OF GERMAN CABLES SIFZEL DURIN WAR ONE OF THE PROBLEMS

DISCUSS DIVISION  OF CERMAN CABLES   Nelegutes of Allied und Associst ed Powers Met at Washington Today

SEAMIAN CABLES SUBJECT OF MEETING ~-AT WASHINGTON   Delegates From Five . of Allied Powers Attend Conference on Disposition of Seized German Cables.—U. S. Contends Interest in Them.

GREAT POWERS MEET   To Arrange Date for an Iter national Conference

QUESTION OF CABLES -— BTOBEDSCUSSE   { Soren wir Representatives Of Five Great Powers To Arrange For A   Conference.

NHOLEGALE DAU  DEALT GAUGHT BY AUTHORITIES   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRING T¢ BRING MORPHINE AND OPIUM OUT OF MEXICO.

Not One American Built Bat tle Plane Produced During’: War.   ‘COST WAS £1, 000,G0C   Syracuse Representative ~ During Spirited House De.. bate Wants!Prosecutions.

EXPENDITURE OF BILLION HIT IN HOUSE REPORT   Rep. Magee Says Liberty Motor Was Only Result.

NOT SINGLE BATTLE PLANE PRODUCER   Despite Huge. Expenditure Says McGee.

Magee, Republican, Is Speaker in an Attack on ThoseinCharge of Gigantic Effort

WAR AIRCRAFT. PROGRAM HIT AND DEFENDED   Rep. Magee, Republican, Says Our Planes Were Wholly Inadequate.   REP. LEA, DEMOCRAT, MAKES A DEFENSE   Says 1,620 Machines Wer Available Day Armistice Was Signed.

NOT A SINGLE BATTLE PLANE WAS PRODUCED   Congressman Magee Says Ex. penditure of Million Dollars was Resultless .... In Planes.   PRAISES LIBERTY MOTOR   Congressman Lea Says the State. : ment is Absurd and Absolutely Groundless.

BILLION SPENT, NO PLANES   New York Congressman Says VU. §& War Aircraft Production Failed —Hits J. D. Ryan.

NOTHING T0 SHOW FOR AIRCRAFT COIN   Rep. Magee Charges. Billion Dollars Was Spent For

‘a rae . Stems stine ett and oe menehinei nanan “DRY PARTY MERTON Per were

Body Of Soldier Suicide Is Found   e Discovered Seven Miles From Locality Where Anay Captain's Wite Was Shot

Rate on Dernand Sterling Crumbles to $3.24 Bankers Didienla Enotich Charoec

BRITISH POUND HITS  ~ LESSTHANS3.13  BEFORE ONE ~~ UGLOK   Wall Street Trading Brought _ Almost to Standstill anc Stocks Are Troubled   Liberty Bonds Affected While International Bonds Are Also Weakened

Harding Headquarters Packed With Admirers of The Party Leader.   Women Delegates Take Active Part in Big Pow-Wow,

A ae  MEN AND WOMEN MINGLE IN RALLY OF 6, 0.P. FORCES   Neil House Lobby Throng: ed With Politicians of Both Sexes.   WOMEN OPEN THEIR OWN HEADQUARTERS IN HOTEL   Presidential and Gubernatorial Candidates Greet , Party Followers.

Asquith Attempts To Regain Plac«   Former British Premier [ Candidate For Seat In Commons

THE WIGE PRESIDENT CANDIDATE-USES WANTEREI woRne      Republican Party: Stands For  Government by Law—The   Tasues Made Plain.   Hold Fast to to American Prin ‘ciples or All Else’ We Do Avails Not At All.

AMERICA FOR AMERICANS 1§ COOLIDGE PLEA   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Issues Statement to Nation’s ¥oters.   OUTLINE:     G. O. PL POLICIES

DEMOCRATIC PARTY POINTS TO A MIRAGE IN WHICH THERE IS NO — SUSTENANCE, NO LIFE, ASSERTS   Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Pleads  - Adherence to the Constitution, Need a Deep. er Understanding of Americanism and a Firm Practice of It.

enOLIDGE CITES THE ISSUE   on SHALL NOT. GOVERNMENT SHALL OR CONSTITUTIONAL? \   pemocratic Regime : Has Departed from path ef & Republic, we ca: o.  P. nands Again, He Declares.

REPUBLICANS ON ROAD TO SUCCESS COOLIDGE: STATES   AMERICAN PEOPLE WALKING WITH THE PARTY, SAYS VICE. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE,   ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN ARE SIMPLE AND UNDERSTANDABL!

CAMPAIGN (cols REDUCED 10 ONE ASSERTS CODLIDGE   Shall America Have a Constitutional Government of Laws and Not Men?   SAYS DEMOCRATIC PARTY POINTS TO A MIRAGE   Shores of History Strewn Wit} Wreckage of Republics Which Fell Before Ambition: of Selfish Despots—-Wast and Extravagance Scored.

‘sys Constitutional Govern. ment is Issue That is Be. fore the People in the Election Tuesday.   REPUBLICANS FOR CONSTITUTION   Question, As He Sees It, Is Shall Government Be One By Constitution 0; Shall It Be By Men.

COOLIDGE SURE OF RESULT.   Snys Verdict of the Voters Is Al  ready as Good as Given.

MAIN ISSUE CENTERS ON RECOGNITION OF OUR CONSTITUTION   Says People Ask for Government of Law, Not of Men.

Harding’s Running Mate Urges People to Rebuke Efforts of Exnensive Leaders   REPUBLICANS OFFERING RETURN TO PROSPERITY   Democratic Administration 1 Undermining Constitutional Form of Government-

JAP SITUATION IS SAME   “ State Department Announces Ni Agreement Is Made With  Janan.

OKLAHOMA CITY WOMAN . ‘HELD HER NERVE. AND ’ TALKED HIM OUT OF IT

HERE'S THE AIR “PLIVVER.”  Moderniely Priced “Macuine Is Small yin murah for Ordinare Ciawn we

SENATOR REED LOSES: SEAT   Missouri Man Outvoted. 34 to 12— Georgia Contest Won by Palmer.

Se se ee eee, ee ae  Russian Railways Require Ten Years To Become Normal!

SURNAM PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE   CHRISTIAN CHURCH SPEAKER FROM ST. LOUIS PROVES FORCEFUL IN APPEAL

BURNHAM PLEASES = LARGE AUDIENE   CHRISTIAN  ‘CHURCH  SPEAKER ' FROM ST. LOUIS PROVES — ’ . FORCEFUL IN APPEAL

FORM NATIONAL BANK   COMMERCIAL SPATE necrives PEDURAL CHARTER   ; . Associated WIUL Bank WHE te Cxnumerclak Loan &. Investiment. Company—Bank {0 Have Trust Feature,

WILT, URGE LARGER AMOUNT.   Increased Appropriations for Department of Commerce Adeoocated.

WAUSAU POSTMASTER TESTIFIES IN TRIAL   Shows Letter Proving Lloyc Conspirator,

PEACEFULLY OR BY FORCE.   Letter of Wiliam Bross Lloyd Ts Introduced at Trial of Communists.

‘ASK IMPEACHMENT OF 1.W.W. TALESMA   CEAIM THAT HE SAID THE ARE ALE  GUILTY. AND SKUCLD BE HENG

PROHIBITION WINS FIRST TEST CASI   EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT UP: HELD AGAINST CALIFORNIA WINE INTERESTS,

FRO] DEGIOION  UN LIQUGH LAW CALLS IT VALID      UNITED STATES COURT SAYS DRY AMENDMENT WITHIN CONGRESS’ POWER.   MAKE TEST IN GALIFORNIA

ADVERSE RULING fo HANDED DOWN IN LIQUOR FIGHT   WINE INTERESTS LOSE FIRS! SKIRMISH IN LEGAL BATTLE   DRY AMENDMENT UPHE!O   Case Grew Out of Arrest of Truck. Driver Transporting Booze After Prohibition Act) Became Effective

Gre enville Secures. ~ "Poamed: Lecture:         The Firgt Técture Will Be cby. BPreder ick Wards. on Octaber 18 at: ‘Sacn  Ber "Grand. :

Greenville Secures .° °° Famed Lectures   The Mirgt Lecture Will Be by Prederiele Wardg on October 18 at Saen.   gray Grand,

BRYAN SAYS WILSON SHOULD RESIGN   Has Scheme to Hake Harding Fresideat in December,

COMMONER SAYS HARDING SHOULD GO IN RIGHT NOW   Would Apvoint Harding Secretary of State, Then to Become President   WANTS LEAGUE ACTION    SAYS WILSON COULD ACCOMPLISH NOTHING AGAINST HOSTILE CONGRESS BACKED BY ELECTION.

BRYAN SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON SHOULD RESIGN IN FAVOR OF VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL   Attributes the Republican Landslide on the Leag- ue of Nations To the Action of the Presi-  dent and a Public Rebuke.

HARDING SHOULD TAKE REINS NOW   Commoner Says Peace Can Be Established If President Agta.   G. 0. P. LEAD PILING UP

WILSON SHOULD ESIGN OFFICE ~ ARYAN ASSERTS   Declares Way Should Be Paved So Harding Takes ; Post at Once

LEAVE WHITE HOUSE SAYS NEBRASKAN IN ADVICE 10 WILSON   Give Presidency to Marshall And Let Later Make Way For Harding, Suggested   lf Nation’s Chief Wants to Have World Peace That Is How. Says W. J. Bryan

-BRYAN'S LATEST PLAN.   Wants Wilson and Marshall to, Quis and Harding Given Rei ye

WILSON SHOULD RESIGN AT ONCE DECLARES W. J. BRYAN   ‘He Can Hardly Refuse to Hasten Coming of Peace by So Small a Sacrifice,” Says Former Secretary.  

BAYAN oUGGEaTS WILSON RtStol   Such Act Would Place Harding in Position to Start His Work.

WILSON SHOULD RESIGN SAYS BRYAN         Hlave:Decisively Turned Down ‘League.

THINKS VERDICT OF PEOPLE DEMANDS f   FY PEACE IS THING NEAREST PRESIDENT’S HEART, - COM. MONER DECLARES HE SHOULD NOW DEMONSTRATE If.

BRYAN SUGGESTS WILSON RESIGN WITHOUT DELAY   Verdict of American People - Against League as Written Should Be Carried Out.

WILLIAM J. BRYAN WOULD HAVE PRESIDENT RESIGN   SUGGESTS THAT WILSON TURN OFFICE OVER TO MARSHALL WHO SHOULD ALSO RESIGN AFTER APPOINTING HARDING SECRETARY OF STATE THUS PLACING LATTER IMMEDIATETY IW OFFICE.

BRYAY WANTS WILSON TO OUD   SAYS MARSHALL COULD — APPOINT HARDING SECRETARY OF STATE AND TURN REINS OVER hw REPIRLICAN

BRYAN URGES THAT WILSON RESIGN, OPEN WAY FOR HARDING   Seecesgslon and KResignaden of War shill, With Prosilent-etect Seri. tary 01 State Jhon Chet, Phin

MAKE HARDING PRESIDENT NOW   LE! AGUE HAS BEEN CONDEMNED. : BY AMERICAN PEOPLE.-  .   BRYAN SAYS ‘RESIGN   CALLS ON PRESIDENT WILSON TO STEP DOWN AND OCT.    Suggest’ Appointment of Senator Harding Sccretary of State And Marshal's Resignation

BRYAN SUGCESTS WILSON RESIGN TO BRING PEACE SOON   Commoner Says Marshall, Who Quitting, Could Appoint President-Elect to Office at Onre.   A SENSIBLE PLAN

FOR GOOD: OF THE - hunky, BRYAN ASKS.  ” WILSON-TO RESICN   Then Harding Could Be Made Presi dent at Once and Put Inte effec Plan For United” States to Ente New Association of Nations fo Peace. a

SAYS VERDICT AGAINST THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS CALLS FOR AGTION AT ONCE.         MarshaJl Would Succeéd WiJson Appoint Harding) Secretary of ‘ State, Resign   Then Harding Would Become Presi. dent at One and Work With : Congress

SRYAN CALLS ON WILSON TO RESIGN   SAYS VERDICT AGAINST THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS CALLS FOR ACTION AT ONCE   IT’S EASY, SAYS W. J. B.   Marshali Would  Succeéd Wilso: Appoint Harding Secretary of 5 State, Resign   Then Hardine Would Become Presi dent at Ome and Work With Congress

Bryan Suggests Wilson  Resign So G.O.P. Peace ~ Plan MayBe CarriedOu

Recommendation for Law Likely to Be Made by Senate Committee   MAY PROBE DEMOCRATS’ EXCLUSION OF REED   ALLEGED DISTRIBUTION OF $3000 FUND TO BE USED AGAINST REED WILL BE LOOKED INTO,

THE PRIMARY LAW   Nation-wide in Scope is Favored by Senate Investigating Committee

PRIMARY LAW FOR CAMPAIGNS NOW   Will Be Presented to Senate Com. mittee; Would End Large Expenditures.

NATION-WIDE PRIMARY LAW   Senate Campaign Investigat ing Committee Is Expected +n Rarammend Chane.   PALMER’ -GOES GN GRILL

SHOULD BE: HAPPY: IVER PROSPERITY   Franklin K. Lane, a Forefront Amer - ican, Has Encouraging Words-for .  “Forward- Looking . Americans; 7 Every Five Has Automobile ,

S, (. THREATENED BY COAL FAMINE   Charges Made that Expor' Shipments Given Prioritv Over Needs

A GLIMMER OF HOPE IN EXCHANGE CRASH   SORRY DAYS FOR SPECULATORS BUT HOUSEWIVES HAPPY.   Seea a Cessation of High Prices With Falling O@ ef Foeedste@® Experte—Sharp Reductions Already Shewn.

“WAR FINANCE” If URGED BEFORE ~ BANKERS BY. MR. MYERS   American Bankers Asociation Members Are Told Country Needs War Financing; Was Director- of the War Fimance Board

American Bankers Asociation Mem _ bers Are Told Country Needs Wa: Financing; ‘Was Director of ‘the War Fimance Board —

Investigate Wreck On Boston-Albany   Score of Prrsons Injured When Local Smashes iInt® Rear of Southern Limited

(.'S, JOBES 15 RECEIVER FOR KANSAS CITY JOURNA   Indebtedness is $450,000 But Its Properly is More Valuable,

Endebtedness of Old Established Newspaper Reaches Close to the Half Million Mark,

UNABLE TO MAKE IT GO      Old Time Kansas City Paper in Hands ot Receiver

RECEIVER NAMED FOR ~ KANSAS CITY JOURNAL   Federal Judge Grants Petition Because of Two Unpaid Notes of $6,000 Each.

NOT GUILTY UNDER LAWS TO RESTORE ORDER IN IRELAND   Court Trying Directors and Editor of Paper Acquit Men on 4 Counts.

HOUSE TO SEND DELEGATION 10 TOUR PACIFIC   First Hand Information on Colonies and Trade Is Object.

HOUSE MEMBERD TO VISHT ORIENT   Itinerary Will Include Hawaii, Philippines, China and Japan---Democrats to Go Through Panama Canal.

HUNDRED CONGRESSMEN PLAN JOURNEY ACROSS PACIFIC 10 STUDY ORIENTAL CONDITIONS

GONGRESOMEN 10 VialT THE ORIENT   Will Sail From San Francisce July 5 on Transport Mt. Vernon.

HOUSE MEMBERS GOING 10 ORIEN   More Than Hundred Will Sa From San Francisco July 5 for Two Months’ Trip   WILL STUDY PROBLEMS   First Stop in Hawaii, Then to Philippines, China and Japan

Congressmen Will Sail Fron San Francisco July 5 fol Hawaii, Philippines, Chi na and Japan.

COMPLETELY TE UP ALL - CHICAGO RDS.   Eleven Thousand Freight Handlers and Clerks Gomes Ont      Two Plain Dranks

5,000 Handlers’ and 30,000 Clerks Vote This Evening on Whether ‘to “Join Walkout on Tuesdav.   SITUATION TODAY

MORE RAILROAD TROUBLES SIGHTED   PREIGHT HANDLERS AND CLERKS THREATEN 10 JOIN STRIKE.   J0,000 MEN INVOLVED   Yote on Proposition Tonight —Eastern Service Situation Normal, Must Return in hy €  .

aHt blandlers and [ail road Glerks May Join the Swilchinen’s Strike-Vole To Be Taken Tonight,             UP TO OFFICERS   Who lay Avert Trouble by Capitulaling lo the Demans of Men--More Strike Leaders Arrested.

EXTRA!   gCleCerapauic.  FREIGHT TIEUP IS THREATENED IN CHICAGO STRIKE

‘reight Handlers Threaten To Joim Switchmen’s Strikq In Chicago—Embargo On Freight Is Expected.

THE SPREADING OF REVOLUTION   Which Began With Uprising in Sonora is Reported from Mexico Gity.   STATE OF ZACATECAS IS ALSO IN REVOLT   Gen. Obregon Said to Be Pre paring -Manifesto in Support of Revolutionists.

DAREGON MAY SOWNREVOLT Cre BEC      Villa Also Reported to Be or Way to Aid Insurrarptine   UPRISING GROWS DAILY   Governor Estrada Resigns and Arms Three Regiments Against Covernment.

Gen. Obregon Pledges Support to Revolutionists In Manifesto To Slate Of Sonora.

 EX-GOVERNOR OF ZACATECAS, SUPPORTED BY 9 REGIMENTS JOINED AGAINST CARRANZA.

MEXICANS’ ‘COPrATING   Governor of Zacatecas joins -: forces with the rebels .   QAREGOK HAS MANIFESTO   Pledges his support to revo: lutionaries in the state _ of Sonora

Revolution In Mexico Spreading   Uprising In State of Senora Is Growing — Estrada Takes ‘Arms Against Carranza

Obregon and Goeverners cof Two Other States Join Sonora in Revolt—Federal Troops Are Proceeding to  Sozncra to Give Batile to

600 CHICAGO FIREMEN CANCEL RESIGNATIONS   Mayor Thompson Addresses Mas: Meeting of Fire Fighters Urging Them to Stick.

Should Not Be Transferred Except for Release   Of Americans Detained In Soviet Rue: sia, Colby Cabled U. S. Commiasioner at Vienna.  »

BENSON NAMED BY SIMS AS ONE WHO WARNED HIM   Admiral Refers To th “Pro British” Speeches

SIMG DECLARES BENSON THE MAN   Who Told Him ‘‘Not to Lei British Pull Wool Over His Eyes.’’   WAS SAID IN OFFICE OF  NAVIGATION BUREAU   ‘Benson Later Repeated the ) Remark in London and  ' Then Again in Paris.

EXPLOSION CAUSES TRAGIC DEATH   Mrs. William Chnstian, of Milford, Fatally Burned.   WELL KNOWN IN THIS COMMUNITY    Was Prominent Worker In Methodist  Church and Has Many Relai tives In This Vicinity.

BURNS FATAL 10 MILFORD WOMAN   Mrs. William Christian Dies at 9 O’clock Last Night After  Intense Suffering.   FUNERAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY   Tragic Death Casts Pall of Gloom Over Community—Husband, Son Two Brothers and Two Sisters Survive.

BLAMES FORGED GABLE ON olNfa IN NAVY ROW   Daniels Says Admiral Pu Spurious Message In Evidence

WILSON IN (GNORANCE OF DANIELS’ ACTION   Secret Cable Sent to Bima by the President Was Mado Public ‘Without His Knowledge.

Final Session of U.C.V. Reunion Occasion for Glowing Tributes to  Valor of Yesteryears,      GRAND PARADE FEATURE TODAY   Gala Social Affair of Meeting Is Grand Ball Marked by Grace and Southern Beauty.

VAN ZANDT CHOSEN COMMANDER IN CHIEF   Sessions of U. C. V. Reunion Occasion for Glowing Tributes to Valor.

HARDING PLAYS GAME OF GOL   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE MANI FESTS NO WORRY OVER THE OUTCOME

OFFICE SEEKERS CLUSTER AROUND SENATOR HARDING   Men Seeking Jobs with Government Seem To Think Him as Good as Elected.

HARDING PUTS POLITICS ASIDE AND DAY AT GPLE   Senator, -Confident of Victory. ¢. Await Returrs at Home > night, Where Celebration 4s Pianned. ,  —9, \-:

TODAY 13 ALSD  Int SIRT DAY OF SEN, HARDING   Casts His Vote and Spends Part of Day at Golf.

HARDING REVE! §  IN GULF GAME: SNOT WORRIET   WIFE WILL ACCOMPANY HIM TO POLLS AND CAST HER FIRST VOTE FOR WARREN,

HARDING {S CHEERED AT POLLING BOOTE   SENATOR AND HIS WIFE CAS! THEIR BALLOTS AT 10 O'CLOCK AND THEN HURRY AWAY — GAME OF GOLF.

Harding Enjoys Day At Golf On Scioto Club Links  a nite sein  Rests Easy As To Result Of Tuesday's Balloting  will Learn Results at His Home In Marion

One Young Man, Never Before Heard Of, Offers to be Senator’s Secretary of State

Goes to Distant ‘Club, Ex. _-pecting to Return Late an Tay   FULL OF CONFIDENCE   With Mrs. Harding Probably ~ Wil Go on Vacation Soon.

SENATOR AND MAS. HARDING GO TQ THE POLLS TOGETHER AT EARLY MORNING HOUR   REPUBLICAN PROPONENT OF THE “ASSOUIATION” UF NATIONS. VOTES AND THEN GO TO GOLF LINKS

HARDING SPENT DAY PLAYING GOLF; SURE OF BEING ELECTED   Office Seekers Already Making Applications for Positions.

HARDING SPENDS DAY ON THE LINKS   No Anxiety as to Qutcome Annarent.

AIR OF SMILING URFIDENCE [a WORN BY HARDING   Senator Puts Politics Aside for Day and Gives Time to Gol —Vacation Plans Being For mulated.

SEENEROAFTER OFGERTREANY VST HARDIE   Great Rush From Persons Who Do Not Know Law on’ Postmastershios

HARDING SPENT FLECTION DAY ON ROLE LINKS   Both G. 0. P. Nominee anc Wife Have Air of Smiling Confidence.   ‘WILL HEAR THE RETURNS AT HOME   Counting Unhatched Chick ens, Marion Plans Celebration Tonight.

HARDING PLAYS «GOLF:  On The Morning Of Election  Day  HE PUTS ASIDE  Politics While People Decide His Political Future

HARDING HAS GOLF OUTING AFTER VOTINC   Candidate and Wife Have No Fears as to Outcome of Race.

HARDING. VOTED. THEN PLAYED GOLF   Will Hear Returns: at His Home Tonight With Relatives and Friends

PAE NGERD 1) GAIN BY  NY. ORDER   Round Trip Tickets to Be Honored After August 26, Is Ruling

Lake Steamer Goes Down In  A Dense Fog   Boatswain Who Was Picked Up Says He Believes Only Three Others Saved   SCOUT SHIPS OUT LOOKING FOR BODIES   Superior City Which Was Sunk Belonged to Pittspurgh Steamship Co.

CHARGED WITH KILLING CHILD   Second Time Woman Charged With Same Offense in 3 Years

WOMAN FACES CHARGE “OF MURDERING. lL FOR THE SECOND TIM      THREE YEARS AGO WAS ACQUITTED OF MURDERING HER  BABY SON.

DEMOCRATS NAME WOMAN   Missouri Committee Nominates Mrs E. Eversole of Potosi for State Legis!ature.

Ring of Wealthy Men In » re ~ New York Back of Last Year’s World’s Series Fixing

$500,000 POOL FOR CORRUPTION OF BASEBALL   Big Moneyed Crooks Said t Have Been ‘‘Fixers’’ of 1919 Series. -

BIG MONEYED MEN CROOKED 1919. SERIES   Prosecution Will be Pushed Until Some Crooks Go to Penitentiary.

BIG MONEYED MEN ARRANGED FIXING   Investigation at New York . Under Way.

NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS FOUND  omer   Baseball Probe May Indict Several  More Men

WILL GO AFTER MEN WHA “FIXED” SERIE!   Assistant District Attorney Smith Says He Intends To Push Inquiry in’ Baseball Scandal Until Grooks Have Been Placed in the Pen.

BET ON TAAL DF HIGHER-UPS "EXING GAMED   OFFICIAL SAYS HE THINKS HAL A MILLION DOLLAR POOL WAS FORMED IN NEW YORK.

EAGER TO GET BASEBALL CROOKS   BELIEVED GAMBLERS HAD $500,000 POOL IN — NEW YORK.

GLAND OPERATION SUCCESS   San Quentin Prisoner Given New Interstitialy Wants to Get

EXCESS PROFITS TAX BAY G0   Secretary Houston Likely. tt : ; Fropose lis Abolistiment.   NATION TO FACE GG TAX BILL

EXCESS PROFITS: TAK MAY G0   Seoretary Houston: Likely. 4 “> Propose ls Abalistiment,   RATION'T0 FAGE BIG TAX. BILL

BROTHER JOHN AT HIS BEDSIDE WHEN END CAME   ALL IRELAND WENT  -ENTt MOURNING TODAY—SEDITION WAS CHARGE AGAINST MAVOR   CHARGED WITH SEDITION

FORMATION OF THIRD PARTY IS ASSURE   CHAIRMAN HAYES TELLE CONVENTION IT IS ONLY A- QUESTION OF MODE.   Discussion Among Various Ele ments Continues—First Report Submitted. *

THIRD PARTY IS NOW CERTAIN, IS CLAIM OF HAYES   No Longer Question of “Whether” But of “How” He Says—Platform Heads at Work.

MALGAMATION OF LABOR PARTY AND AP ERS PROP ASE   Recommendations for Combin Go to Both Conventions— La Follette Still Most Talkec of for Standard Bearer.

WILL BUILD PARTY; “HOW?” IS QUESTION      THIRD PARTY CIRCUS IN CHI CAGO HAS A XUMBER OF RINGS   IN SEVEN CONVENTIONS       But These Will All Be on Ont Platform in One Par‘y, the Manarers Predict   Workers Asked to Put Money in N Pp. L. Banks “To Help the  Grain mers”

PARTY SURE, CLAIM LEADERS {i COMMITTEE QF 48   Conventions Mark Time While Plan of Amaigamation Is .. Being Worked Out.   QUESTION NOW IS “HOW” RATHER THAN “WHETHER”   Manner of Forming, Name and Declaration of Principles Foremost Problems.

RADICAL SPEECHES AT INITIAL MEETING OF THE 4SERS WHILE AWAY THE TIME WHILE WAITING OH COMMITTEE REPORTS

HOW TO FORM, ONLY QUESTION   New Party Organization is Not Question of “Whether’’ Says Hayes.   ELEMENTS CONFERRING

LEADERS PONDER ON HOW TOUNITE VARIED FACTIONS   La Follette Remain: Most Talked Of Man For President.

2 CONVENTIONS MARKING TIME   FORTY-EIGHTERS AND LABOR PARTY DELEGATES WAITING FOR FUSION.

THIRD PARTY fa QUESTION OF HOW DEGLARES HAYES   “Whether” Fails Longer to Enter Into Affairs, Says Conference Chairman.   One Big Union Group Makes its Appearance at Labor Party Meeting.

CHEERS. FOR SOVIET RUSSIA GIVEN ON CONVENTION FLOOR.   Lafollette Seems to Have the Call for Presidential ‘Non ination-—-Opposed by Sin. gle Taxers — Hunting Name for Outfit.

LABOR PARTY ~ MAY MERGE   LA FOLLETTE: SEEMS ™ LIKELY OF RADICALS..   FORD HAS FOLLOWING   MOVEMENT FOR INGERSOLL; DOLLAR WATCH MAN.   Committee of Fortyeight Basily _ Engaged Framing Combina- — tion to Hold. -

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE IN HARMONY      Union of Labor and Committee of 48 Seen by * Chairman .   DE VALERA AT MEETING.   President, of « f: Irish Republic Gets ‘Applause; Palmer : Denounced

DETROMT POLICE HAVE MYSTERIES TO UNRAVE!   Two Murders and Two As saults Provide Sensation in City Wednesday Night.

~-D MORDERS   TAXE DRIVER FOUND DEAT WITH THREE RBRUL. LER: WOUNDS,  LANDLORD ARRESTED FOS THE DEATH OF A Cites © oy

Claims That 4,000,000 Farmers in Nation Are Onposed to. Government Ownership. ~   POLITICS IS INVOLVED      Democrats and Farmers to Republican Party.

FARMERS, LABOR LIKELY TO SPLIT OVER RAILROADS   Former May Support Republi cans and Latter Democrats In Coming Camnaion

SUGGESTED AS NU’ CLEUS OF MIGHTY POLITICAL FORCE. _   Seems Highly Improbable Says Lawrence — Cannot - Agree on Economic Gronds and are Revealed  as Political Enemies of tha BMuitiura:

AIRPLANE CHASES SIX BANK BANDITS   Rviators Chase Six. Men Who Robbed Moline Bank,   Escape With $20,000 in Automobile After Gun Battle in Streete—One Citizen Shot,

AIR POSSE IN CHASE   PLANE PURSUES SIX MEN WHO   ROBBED MOLINE BANK,   Robbers Escape With $20,000 After Gun Battle in Streets—Shoot One Citizen. ~

PLANE AFTER BANDITS   ‘Aviators Chase Six Men Who Robbed Moline Bank.   Escape With $20,000 in Automobile After Gun Battle in Streete—One Citizen Shot.

PLANE OFF IN  BANDIT CHASE   PILOT AND AIDE HEAVILY ARMED OUT TO GET MOLINE BANK ROBBERS.

ITALIAN GIRLS HERE TO MARRY SOLDIER LOVERS   Twelve Admitted to  Country for 60 Days to Await Ruling on Reading Test Required,

JOUGHBOY ROMEOS GET ITALIAN BRIDES, BUT FAIR ONES MUST LEARN 40 WORDS OF ENGLISH

GATES OPE x TO. 12 “SIGNORI TAS. Soldiers Can Wea Ttalian Giris if They  ¥arwts Fi woertliats twee siete TYhoaer~a

ITALIAN GIRLS MAY NOT WED WN 60 DAYS   THEY: OAN ‘NOT PASS LITERACY “CREST HUT WILL BE PROBA. TIONALLY RELEASED,

TO WED BROTHER OF BABE’S DADD'   English Girl Betrayed by : .Yank Soldier Has. the Affair Fixed.   CLIMAX OF WAR ROMANCE

SPIKER MAY TAKE WAR BRIDE’ TODAY   Brother” of -American: Aviater __ to Well’ Miss Knowles, . _— is Report.   ARRIVE AT FALL RIVER   Englsih Girl Now at Home ot Her Gousin, Mrs, Battersly,

EMILY KNOWLES ACCEPTS MAR REAGE OFFER OF BROTHER OF HER CHILD'S FATHER

Twelve Express Clerks and Freight Handlers Charged With Conspiracy.   SOME CONFESS TO '@LUGCING PRACTICES,   State Attorney Charges O. M Brown With Leading Slugging,

Deficiency Bill Rez Ready for Pass age in Assembly Carryine  “Appropriation of $2, 850. - ora

FIGHT, REQUEST BOR sis   Deficiency Bill Re: Ready for Passage in ‘Assembly Carrying  Appropriation of $2,850.PRA

REDS FLEE BEFORE TROOPS   Last Important Center of Revolters Falls Into Hands of German Government.

LEE BEFORE ADVANGE OF HEIGHSWEHR   Throw  Away Arms When Government Troops Break Through Their Line.   FORMING GORRILLA  MARAUDING BANDS   Villages Are Looted as Russian Leaders Urge Reds to Continue Struggle.

UNITED MOVE — TOWARD VICTORY   Jndiana Républicahs Approaci Primary Deterniined: to. Sol. idly: Back Party. Choice.   DEMOCRATS ARE AT OUTS

NOTHING TO MAR GC, 0. P. HARMONY IN THIS STATE   REVIEW OF INDIANA’ POLI7ICAL SITUATION REVEALS UNITED REPUBLICANS   TAGGART’S ENTRANCE IS DEMOCRATIC RUCTION GAUSE

Gas Consumers Seek .. ... Law to Regulate All Texas Public Utilities

MUST REGISTER BEFORE ELECTION   Indiana Registration Law Requires Voters To Record Name ; And Address.   BOARD FOR EACH PRECINCT   The Law Provides For Two Registration Days Before General Election.

VOTERS TO REGISTER TWICE BEFORE NOVEMBER ELECTION   Registrations to be Held In Each Voting Precinct of State 60 and 30 Days Before Election Date.

BOLOGNA 1S QUIET: ~ FOLLOWING RIOTS   Socialists and — Nationalists _ Promise to Keep Peace . * * in Future   Crowd Met by Volley. of Shots as Socialists Are . Attacked,  «-.

EIGHT KILLED, Od WOUNDED, Ih BOLOGHA RIOTS   Socialists and Nationalists Battle in Public Square of ltalian City

SOCIALIST RIOTS IN ITALY RESULTS IN LOSS OF LIFE   FIGHT ARE REPORTED KILLED AND 68 HURT ES FLIGHTS WETH NATIONALISTS

TWO ARE INJURED IN WRECK   Rochester Man Probably Fatally Hurt When Train Is Derailed Near Sioux City.   ENGINEER AND FIREMAN ARE SCALDED TO DEATH   Ten Believed Tctal Injury List Locomotive Turns Over After Splitting Switch.

TRAINMEN KILLED IN WRECK   Two Dead and Several Passengers Injered in Iowa.

TWH TRAE KILLED ANS TER OTHERS SAE BEL   Northwestern Passenger Trai is Derailedsin Yards at ‘ Hospers. lowa   DEAD BRE StOUX CPYANS   Engineer Hedding and-Fireman Tayior Were Killed--Two Persens-Probably-Fatally ° Tninred

TWO KILLED IN IOWA WRECK   Ten’ Persons Are Injured on Train From Chicago—Minnesota Men Hurt.

Two ‘Killed, Ten Hurt In Wreck on Northwestern At  Hospers Tuesday

TWO KILLED IN IOWA WRECK   Northwestern Train Jump: Track at Harper and Trainmen Meet Death.

TWO TRAINMEN AILLED IN WRECK ON NORTHWESTERN   Train Derailed Near Hospers§ anc Ten Hurt in Addition to Those Killed.

STORMY   SESSION “ANTICIPATED ON Th RAILROAD BILL   Which Is to Govern Their Return te Private Ownership

Briti sh Forees in Ireland Are "augmented When Raids Continue. =. .   BARRACKS. S:.BURNED BY ARMED BANDS OF MEN   Bombs Thrown and St _e Blocked. With Barbed ire, 7

Wet: SACRIFICE iY AN ADUECTIE. OECLARES BRYA       Prepared to Fight for His Dry Plank As It, Stands.

BRYAN'S DRY PLANK PLEDGES PARTY FOR STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF THE VOLSTEAD ACT   Commoner Prepared to Fight ta Finish; Irish Not Acted on by Full Committee

BAYAN INGATTLE MOD AND ART TIME IS KEL}   NEBRASKAN EXPRESSES DE. “TERMINATION TO FIGHT ~ “FOR HIS ‘DRY’ PLANK  TO BITTER END. -

League of Nations Plank _Adopted Not Entirely Satis. factory” to Administration; Substitutes Presented by “: Bryan and ‘Pomerene- Thrown Out; Sub-Committec  _ Offers No Wet or Drv Plank:

SHARP BATTLE BETWEEN DRYS AND WETS 18 ON   As Usual, Brother William J Bryan is the Storm Center.   NEBRASKAN FOR BONE DRY PLANK   Newspaper Men Are Exclud ed From the Committee Room.

—————__—— a Lamon Ge ;. BRYAN’S PLANK ON °  PROHIBITION CAUSE ' OF BITTER FIGHT

FULL COMMITTEE BEGINS FIGHT ON ‘DRY’ PROVISION   ‘Glass: Doubles Efforts to Keep Deliberations Secret; Newspa per Men Cleared Back 50 Yards   To Miss Shouting -

BRYAN ALONE COULD RUN ON PLATFORM HE ADVOGATES SAY MAN}   Platform Committee Worked Late Into Night on Draft

MISS DORSEY RESIGNS   Will Be Missed After Long Servs ice in Post Office

MINERS AND OPERATORS’ COMMITTEE DELIBERATING                                   Divide oa 4G roup—Meet Delo  The Emp! cv?

Points Out Necessity for Relief Measures to be Formulated in Definite Shape at Later Conference:

FACTIONAL STRIFE UPSETS WAGE TALK   Split Develops in) Miners Group in Coal Wage Conference

MINERS DELIBERATE NO WAGE DECISIONS   Factional Split Among Miners’ Group Complicates Their’: © Issues. on   NO THREATS OF STRIKES

JOINT GALL COMMITTEE AT WORK ON WAGE   {Miners to Preserit Proposition L. for Increased. Wages. at...  “Cater Session .

MINERS PRESENT PROPOSITION FOR WAGE. INCREASE   JOINE:SCALE COMMIVTER HOLDS © SESSIONS, TO-' DAY IN CLEVELAND.  PANKS ARE SPLIT

JOINT: SUALE. COMMITTEE. JIS MEETING AGAIN TODAY   Geld: Morning Session ‘Then Adfourn. ed. to-5-This Agiernoon, When: - Reports Are to Be Made.

MINERS ARE DIVIDED  IN OPN AS 10 WHAT DEMANDS T MAKE ON OPERATORS   They Are More or Less United in the Qpinion, However, that They Must Ask Something   CLEVELAND CONFERENCE MAKES’ LITTLE: PROGRESS

FACTIONAL FIGHT DELAYS ACTION IN MINE WAGE MEET   Miners’ Union Splits in Row Between Farrington and Lewis Cliques   EXPECT DEMANDS WILL BE PRESENTED LATE TODAY      Lewis Addresses Joint Meeting; _ of Men and Operators

AMERICAIS NOT  “REPRESENTED IN - LEAGUE COUNCH   Balfour Declares ‘Absence of wu. S.. “Mars Original,

UNITED STATES ABSENT FROM LEAGUE MEET   RAIL STRIKE UP TO WILSON SAYS HINES   GREAT BRITAIN 10 CUT HOURS FOR DRINKING   Question Will Be Discussed in House of Pariiament by Lady Astor.   Director Genera! Hines Turns Down Demands and Appeals to President.   Council Is Called to Order in London by Arthur J. Balfour.   HUGE SUM SPENT FOR LIGUGR   DISAPPOINTMENT I$ VOICE   CHIEFS IN SECRET MEETING   Sir Donald MacLean Says, “The Fact America Has Gone Dry Is an Economic Fact of Gravest Importance to Britain.”   Attorney General Paimer Called into Conference Before Statement Was lesued—No Action Contemplated by Department.   American Ambassador Wil! Not At tend—Beigium, Brazil, Great Britain, France, Greece, Italy, Japan and Spain Represented.

KILLING IN BEXAR COUNTY AT ELECTION OLD MEN PRINCIPALS   Trouble Occurs Following Scuffle Over Ballot Box in Country.

KILLING OCCURS AT ELECTION IN BEXAR COUNT   FOLLOWING SCUFFLE OVER BAL LOT BOX, L. 8. CAMPBELL SHOT AND KILLED SAUNDERS

TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.    Scuffio Over Possession of the Ballot   nh Box Ends InDeath.

LEVER ACT USED AS FOUNDATION OF CRIMINAL CHARGES   Penalty Is Three Years in Prison and $10,000 Fine—Names of Men Included to Be Kept Secret Till ‘United States Serves Papers.

120 MINE MEN An INDICTED BYU. 0.   Operators and Union Men Are Named in Bill.   PRICE CONSPIRACY CHARGED   Enhancing of Cost of Necessaries b) Restricting Distribution, Limiting Manufacture, and by Other  Means, Included in Indictment.

125 COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS ARE ANDICTED      SPECIAL GRAND. JURY IN VESTIGATING INDUSRY MAKES CUTARCERA   TEN ACTS CITED   Many of the Violations Said tc . Have Occurred Previous to Armistice.

COMMISSION REPORTS ON SETTLEMENT   White Holds Out for Higher Increase in Wages.

INDIGT MINERD AND OPERATORG OLD OFFENSE   UNDER LEVER FUEL CONTROI ACT AND SEC. 37 OF THE CRIMINAL CODE.   Charge Thev Conspired To Enhance Price By Restricting Production and Distribution.

INDICT MARY GOAL CPERATORS   Charged With Violation of Law by Liniitinge Control.

125 COAL MINE idEN ARE INDIWQED BY U. S.   Operators and Union Members Are Named in the Bi'l--Conspiracy Is the Chi.rge.

FOR VIOLATION UF LEVER FUEL CONTROL AGT   Defendants Are Active in the Central Competitive Field.   NAMES NOT GIVEN OUT UNTIL AFTER ARRESTS   Are Accused of Enhancing the  Prices of Necessities by Re stricting Distribution.

(O41, OPERATORS INDICTED.   (.ceand Jurys at indianapolia De  eclares Them Violators.

GOAL MEN FACE GHARGES, RESULT OF GOAL STRIKE   OPERATORS HAVE BEEN NAMED      MINERS AS WELL IN 4 CONSPIRACY TO HOLD UP REST OF US

VOE-OPERATORS IND ~ MINERS INDICTED   ACCUSED OF PLOTTING TO RESTRICT GOAL PRODUCTION.   OUTCOME OF DECEMBER STRIKE   ‘special Grand Jury Sat For Forty Nine Days: and Examined Over 300 Witnesses—Prosecutions ts Follow.

COAL OPERATORS INDICTED UNDER THE LEVER ACT   Federal Government Brings Criminal Charges of Conspiracy to Enhance Price of Necessities: 125 Indictments Filed

WAL MEN FACE bis RESULT OF GOAL. STRIKE   OPERATORS HAVE BEEN NAMED   ATINERS AS WI WELL IN 4 CONSPIRACY TO HOLD UP REST OF Us

LEVER ACT CONSPIRACY INVOLVES 125 MINERS   Restricted Distribution, Limited Manufacture and Other Ways of Price “Boosting” Alleged

‘ALL OF THE ACCUSED ARE IN THE CENTRAL FIELD—TEN: OVERT ACTS CHARGED IN THE INDICTMENT RETURNED BY THE FEDERAL GRAND JURY—MANY VIOLATIONS PRIOR TO THE ARMISTICE.

FUEL 15 CHARGED   125 Mine Operators and Coa Miners Indicted by Federal Grand Jury.   NAMES WITHHELD UNTIL ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE   All Said to be Active in So-Called Central Competitive Field and More Than Half of Defendants Are Said to be Operators—Many Witnesses Were Examined,

U.S. INDICTS 125 COAL MINE MEN   More Than Half Number Said tc Be Operators in Central Field.   UNION MEN ALSO INCLUDEL   indictments Drawn Under Sections of the Lever Act and of the Crim. inal Code—-Penalty Is Heavy.

U, S. INDICTS 125 COAL MINE MEN   More Than Half Number Said to Be Operators in Central Field.   Indictments Orawn Under Sections of the Lever Act and of the Crim, inal Gode—Penalty ts Heavy.

GUAL PAGE NOW Oh   MINERS AND OPERATORS ARE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.   Judge Anderson Withholds Names Until Papers Are served,

“105 MINE OPERATORS   COAL PRICES TO RISE WITH WAGE RAISE   More Than Half Number Said to Be Operators in Central Fisid. =   Commission Recommends 25 Per Cent Increase, but Labor Objects.   AWARD iS NOT RETROACTIVE   Indictments Drawn Under Sections of the Lever Act and of the Crim. inal Code—Penaity is Heavy.   Union Member Dissents and Will Submit a Minority Report—Operators Predict Higher Charge as Arbiters Report.

special. Federal Grand Jury at Indi apolis Alleges Criminal. Conn oe arice in Central Field       NAMES OF ACCUSED ARE KEPT CRE UNTIL OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MINERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRAC)   Grand Jury Holds 125 Workers And Operators For Ten Overt Acts.

COML PROBE NOW ON   MINERS AND OPERATORS ARE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY,         fudge 2 Naaes

Coal Operators and  Miners Indicted By U.S. Grand Jury for Raising Coal Prices

AGGUGE MINERS AND OPERATORS   One Hundred Twenty-five Under Indictment   Conspiracy to Enhance Price: of Necessaries by Restricting Distribution, Limiting Manufacture and by Other Means is Alleged Under Le-.  ver Act

DID NOT RECOMMEND MANDATEFOR TURKEY      SOMMISSION REPORT CONTAINED ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST ANY SUCH ACTION.

MANDATE NU BEST FOR THE MOE DOCTRINE  One of The 6 “Given For ‘The Upiff States Keep: ; . Out.

MANDATE UP ~ TO SENATE   Wilson ‘Submits Report of  Commission on Turkey  and Armenia.   NO RECOMMENDATION. MADE FOR U.S. ACTION

WARKORD COMMISSION WAKES LONG DELAYED REPORT.   After Study: of Conditions In Armenin It Reports Reasons for ant Against a Mandate.

REPORT MADE © BY COMMISSION   Make No Recommenda .tions for America’s Taking Control .

WILSON REPORTS TO SENATE FOR ARMENIAN BODY   Report Twice Asked For By Senate Contains Arguments For And Against Assuming Mandate.

GIVEN DATA ON U.S. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA   Report of American Com mission is Turned Over to Senate.

HARBORD REPORTS ON ARMENIANS      Wilson Gives Senate Requester Findings " of Investigating - - Commission. . “

Df ARMENIA NOT RECOMMENDED IN REPORT OF COMMITTE   PRESIDENT SUBMITS FORMAL RE: PORT OF COMMISSION UPON REQUEST OF SENATE.

HARBORD FINDING fd MADE WITHOUT REGOMMENDAT ICH   “ontains Arguments For and Against Mandate Over Turkey and Armenia,   habitants Desire America First and England Second— Submitted to Senate.

COMMISSION ON ARNIENIA REPORT AS TO MANDATE   ARGUMENTS ARE PRESENTED FOR AND AGAINST—AN INVESTIGATION,

Mandate For Armenia Would Cost Millions   Senate Gets Report of Expert  Sent by President to Probe Conditions.

RECOMMENDS NU MANDATE FOR ARMENI   President Wilson Transmits Celebrated Harbord Report to the Senate.   REPORT COMES AFTER THREE MONTHS’ DELAY   Arguments for and Against a Mandate Made in Report.

HARBOARD ‘REPORT ON ARMENIA TO SENATE      Wilson Finally Complies With Request of Congress for Advice of Investigators.

Argument For and Against As: suming Responsibility Set Forth by Commission in Report Made Public.  ANNUAL COST $27,000,000  Armenians Want America Ic Assume Mandate With Eng: land Second Choice.

HARBORD AnMENI REPORT AT LhaT GIVEN TO SENATE   Second Request for President to Transmit It. Was Made Several Weeks Ago.   MANDATE IN U. S.,HANDS SEEN AVERTER OF WARS   Commission Against One Unless France, : Britain, Germany and Russia Approve.

WILSON GIVES SENATE  COMMISSION REPORT; NO RECOMMENDATION   Agreement With France and Great Britain Necessary, With Approval of Germany and Russia, Report Declares; English Mandate Second Choice of Amer  icans: Monroe Doctrine Stands in Wav of Plan.

HARBOAR! AEPORT TWIGE ASKED FOR FINALLY (BTAINED   MAKES NO RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO U. S. MANDATE.   GIVES PRO AND CON ON DEBATED QUESTION

OGLESBY CALLS OFF CONTEST      Defeated Candidate for Governor o! INinois to Aid Len Smatt of Kankakee.

OGLESBY CALLS OFF. CONTEST   Defeated Candidate for Governor of Hlinois to Aid Len Small of. “he _ Kankakee. .~

LAST AMtiiGANS 10 SAIL SOO   Brigadier General Carson And Staff Soon Will Sail For  tinma

SCHOOL QUESTION   KEMPTOXN MAY GET NEW HIGH SCHOOL BLTLDING.   Bond Issue Will Provide For Re modeling of Goldsmith school,

SCHOOL QUESTION   KEMPTON MAY GET NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.         fiond Issue WiN [Provide For it modeling of Goltsnith Sehuol,

ATTEMPT 10 SELL MAPS DISSAPEARS   Left Over 200 Maps of Siberia With American Military Attache

AMERICAN EMBASSY IN JAPAN GIVES UP MAPS   Yo Be Used in Connection With Trial. of T, Oyama Charged — With Attempt to Sell.

I. W. W. AND OTHER REDS HIT   W. G. FERGUSON NAMED STATE COMMANDER OF LEGION

RED RULE SCORED HY VETS, TOFIGHT ANARCHIST. GANG   l.W.W. AND OTHER REDS HIT      W. G. FERGUSON NAMEL STATE COMMANDER OF LEGION

JEFFERSON TWP. ’ §. 5. CONVENTION   WILL BE HELD AT THE HYNDsDALE CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 24TH—GOOD PROGRAM.

NEGRO HANGS FOR — MURDERING GIRI   Charged With Slaying Beaumont! Girl, Who Resisted. Attempt to Rob Her.

ITALY HAS MEATLESS DAYS   Government Orders Greater Restric. tions in Feeding Peeple Than Duroo ing the War. 

MEATLESS DAYS FOR ITALY   Greater Restrictions in Feeding People Than ODurinag War.

CAR SHORTAGE - BOOSTS FOOD PRICES   Interstate Commerce Committee is Told of Need of Cars by Middle West Grain Dealers.

VALUED AT $220,000   Jewels Stolen from Mrs. George McFadden, Jr.

FIRGT DECISION ON LIQUOR LAW. GALLS LT VALID   UNITED STATES COURT SAYS DRY AMENDMENT WITHIN CONGRESS POWER.   MAKE TEST N GALIFOANIA

FATALITIES ATTEND STRIKE.   Two People Killed as Kesult of a Tieup at Brooklyn.

HOLO POLICEMAN FOR DEATH OF SOPHOMORE   Madison Officer is Charged With First Degree Murder By Prosecutor.   MAKES. CONVICTION SURE

STUDENT SLAYER HEL) -FOR: MURDER   Madison ‘Policeman Faces Twe Char: tg for Shooting U. . . W..Sephoniore.

LYMALGH 15 HELD ON TWO CHARGES   MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE AGAINST OFFICER WHO KILLED STUDENT.

met SUBMIT A STATEMENT   ORDERED TO PRESENT FULL RE. PORT OF MONEY RAISED AND SPENT IN CAMPAIGN.   Treasurers of Both National Committees and Chairmen of Sen. atorial and Congressional Committees Summoned _

AGK STATEMENT OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSE   Investigating Committee Ad journs Hearings Until After Election.

STATEMENTS OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS ARE CALLED FOR   Treasurers of Both Parties Re. quired to Submit Reports to Senate Committee

STEAMSHIP . LINES “INDICTED   Forty-Two Companies Charged. With Conspiracy to Restrain: Trades in Coal, Grain and Other Cos.  modites. . Y

STEAMSHIP COMPANIES INDICTED 8Y GRAND JURY.      Virtually AN of Big TrancAtlantic  Lines Charged With Con-

FORTY-TWO STEAMSHIP COMPANIES INDICTED   Conspiracy and Restraint to) Trade Charged in Violation ot Sherman Act.

Girl Witness To $75,000 L. A. Hold-Urp   Young Woman Solicitor Sees ‘Prospect’? Rob Two Bank  Wasceneers

DAYLIGHT HOLDUP IN HEART OF CITY   Los Angeles Bandit Robs Two Bank Messengers of Checks and Cash

ONE FORD PLANT FORCED T0 CLOSE   Highland Park Plant in Detroit, Em ploying 500,000 Men, Closed Indefinitely.

HENRY FORD SHUTS — DOWN HIS PLANT   Closed Decomber rs) for Invantory if Wil Remain $6 Inidafinitely.+ 50,000 Men Ont of Work,

GENERAL FINANCIAL AND MUSENESS CONDITIONS GLY. EN 45 THE CAUSE   BELIEVED PLANT WILL RE. MAIN CLOSED UNTIL FER. RUARY PIRST

FORD MOTOR COMPANY PLANT CLOSED DOWN   THE HIGHLAND PARK ESTAB LISHMENT AT DETROIT saUT POWN ToDay.   Avrroximately Fifty Thousand Em Ployes Will Be Idle for a Month or More, It Was Ke.  ” ported Today.

HENRY FORD SHUTS DOWN: HIS PLANT   Closed December 24 for Inventory It Will Remain So Indefintiely.—50,000 Men Out of  Wark .

B0,000 IOLEWAEN FORD PLANT CLOSES   General Financial and Busines: Conditions Are Held Responsible.

“GENERAL BUSINESS AND FI NANCIAL CONDITIONS” ARE ASSIGNED AS ‘CAUSE

OE OF FOND 3 PLiivTa LOots PEFR ITELY   3eneral Financial and Business Conditions Cause of Shut-Down; 90,000 Jobless

FORD CLOSES DETROIT PLANT   Factory Will Not Reopen Until Late in the New Year, Acording to Report,

FORD PLANT SHUTS QOWN   AiG AUTO MAKER CLOSES HIGHLAND PARK PLANT FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD,   LS MANY MEN ARE LAID OF   Hundreds of Kmoloyes Thrown Out of Work by the Closing Down of the Piant.—May Remain Closed Until February.

FORD PLANT WILL REMAIN CLOSED   Hinted ‘That Detroit Plant Will Be Closed Mos, Of Next Year Duc To Lack Of Business

FORD MOTOR COMPANY'S . PLANT 1S CLOSED   eis Said That te WHE Not Reoper Until Late in the New Your,

“OFFICIALS THINK   esentmeht: Over Lee's: Support ¢ of Wood Has Bearing on'R: R.. ‘Strike               AR MILITARISM IS IMPENDING HERE

LABOR OUTLOOK IS SOME BETTER   INDUSTRIAL UNREST LESS PRONOUNCED IN COUNTRY.   HIGH PRICES CHIEF TROUBLE   No Conclusive Evidence That Kadicalism Is Playing the Part Attorney General Palmer  Gives tt Credit.

LABOR SITUATION BEST SINCE WAR   Butiook at: Present Time -  ‘Distinctly Satisfactory to Government Officials   MAIGR STRIKES ARE FEW      “Outlaw” Walkout -of Rail. road:: Men Petering- Out; ; Differ: ‘ad to Cause’

NO ECONOMIC AID OFFERED WAANGEL BY 5. SAY OFFIC   State Department Denie: Press Dispatches Friday.

CATTLE MAY BE FED AT A PROFIT THIS WINTER, IS CLAIM   Despite This Fact There Are Fev Farmers Intending to Feed Them Say Authorities

CATTLE FEEDING IS NOT POPULAR      Can ‘be Fed at Profit This Year Say Animal Husbandry Men

LAWSUN IN FRESH SENSATION   Noted Financial Figure is Arrested in Connection With Stock Advertising Law Violation.

Financier Claims Wall Stree Fleeced Public of Billions by Fraudulent Stock.      SEEKS HIS DEFEAT   Says Warrant Issued to Pre vent Him Being Delegate to G.O.P. Convention.

LIQUOR SMUGGLING GROWING BUSINESS   Customs Officers Declare Serv ice “ Wholly Inadequate” to Cope With Conditions

ENORMOUS TRAFFIC IN WHISKEY HAS - GROWN UP   Government Swamped and Wil Try to Extend Its Arms To End Ellicit Sales

GREAT WAVE OF SMUGGLING   i!licit Whisky Traffic Reaches Enor. mous Proportions—Army Needed to Patrol the Borders.

NS, ES  LIQUOR SMUGGLING ON THE INCREASE   Traffic Assuming Such Proportions That Other Smuggling is Taking Place and is Presenting Difficult Situaton to Customs Offictals,

SMUCCLING INTO U3, BECOMING SERIOUS MENACE   ‘Illegal Bringing in of Whisky  Has Brought in Its Wake Unlawful Traffic in Many Other Commodities.

SMUGGLING OF BOOZE RUNS BIC   Sanna taal inensnesiaemmenenammmnel  GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAY IT HAS BROUGHT OTHER ILLEGAL TRAFFIC ALSO.

INCENDIARY GIVEN  A PAROLE TODAY   ROBERT SCEARCE, WHO HIRED FIRE BUTS, IS OLT OF JAIL   SENTENCED TO PEN   Scearce Confessed to Judge Smart, Who Promptly Imposed the Sentence   Faced Failure in Business, and Hoped to Save Brother From Loss, Scearce Said

Scearce Confessed to Judge Smart, Who Promptly Imposed the Sentence

MILLERAND PRAISED.   New French President Wel! Regarded by Paris Press with Few

AN AMERICAN “ACE” KILLED. Capt. Field E. Kindley Was Fying a  @> 2ttayr 24214628

gg gga a.  Crop Is Rraised a Little Over 250 Miles From ihe Arctic Cirele,

SCHOOLS UNDER WAl   BELIEF IS THAT ENROLLMENT WILL BE Up TO STANDARD.      FS esi Everything Reported to he ia, Pirst Class Condition, .

SGHOULS UNDER WAY   BELIEF [IS THAT ENROLLMENT WILL BE LTP TO STANDARD,   Lverything Reported to be in siiedeas  (lass Condition. 

TRAIN ROBBERY IN NAME OF VILLA IS REPORTED   One Hondred Passengers of Merico City Express are Left Stranded by Bandity in Ghihuahua

WAR MUST END TUMULT CEASE SAYS PRE MME!   Poland Disposed to Follow Counsel of Moderation in Concluding Peace With the Armies of the Soviet.

French Premier Explains Reason for Aid Given Poland by the Allies.

WOULD CLOSt  THE WAR, BUT WHAT T0 002   NO CLEAR PLANS BROACHED   TALK OF THE NEED OF POLAND SECURING EARLY PEACE.

MUST END WAR,’ SAYS MILLERANI   ‘MUST ENFORCE ALL TREATIES OR THEY WILL BECOME  WITHOUT FORCE

WHAT TO a   NO CLEAR. PLANS BROACHED   TALK OF THE NEED OF POLAND SECURING EARLY PEACE,

Thrift Only Real Solution For Nation’s Economic Ills;  Time Alone Can Bring Relief

CALIFORNIA PRIMARY      Western State’s Interast Centers 3 Republican Senatorial Race Next Tuesday—Congressmen to ba Nominated.

GOVERNMENT FIRM IN ATTITUDE ON WSWINEY =      Meanwhile Cork Mayor Sinks And His Death Is Said te Be Near: Wire to Wilson

REASONS GIVEN FOR HOLDING THE LORD MAYOR   Would Result in New Attempt: To Murder Police Officer: Is Claim

MRD. MSWINEY SENDS APPEAL 10 PRESIDENT   Mr. Wilson is Asked to Inter. cede in Behalf of Starving Mayor.   MAYOR'S CONDITION IS CRITICAL TODAY   Masked Raiders Blew Up the Guard Station Near Bel. fast Last Night.

MRS. M'SWINEY SENDS APPEAL 10 U. §. PRESIDENT   Asks President Wilson Balk “Outrage on Civilization”  LORD MAYOR WEAKER   Coast Guard Station Blown Up—Proe hibit Inquests—Duiiy Thought to Be in Brussels Now, od

WHY MAYOR STARVES   To Free MacSwiney Would Give Other Prisoners Road to Freedom

WILSON AOKED TO HELP FREE MAYOR OF ANAK      Mis.. MacSwiney Appeals to President to Use Infueiice With: the British Government   HURGER STRIKER REPORTED © TO BE MUCH WEAKER TODAY,   Lord’ Mayor Completely - Ex: hausted and Able. to Speak .. Onty in.Gasps

Official Statement Sets Forth  - That to Release MacSwiney Would Result in Fresh Murders in Ireland.   RENEWAL OF RIOTING FEARED !F MAYOR DIE:   Ireland Bestless and Official: Believe Uprisings Are Brew ing; Wife Appeals to Presi dent Wilson.

WILSON ASKED T0 HELP FREE MAYOR OF CORK   Mrs. MacSwiney Appeals to President to Use Influence With the British Government   HUNGER STRIKER REPORTED TO. BE MUCH WEAKER TODAY      ‘Lord Mayor Completely Ex: - hausted and Able to Speak  Only inGasps sis,

SUPPEME COURT TO ~ PAGS ON PRO LAW   VALIDITY OF FEDERAL AMENDMENT AND ENFORCEMENT ACT TO BE TESTED.

TO PASS ON PROHIBITION CASE.   Supreme Court WH Decide Validity of Pederal Amendment.

Supreme Court Will Pass On Prohibition Case of Rhode Island Soot   Highest Tribunal Will Pass or Constitutional Amendment and Enforcement Act.

SUPREME COURT 10 PASS ON “DRY” LAW   Permits Rhode Island tc Bring Test Suit   Government's Action Will Aid it Expediting Decision

SUPREME COURT TO PASS ON VALIDITY PROHIBITION ACTS   Federal Dry Amendment and Action Prescribing Manner Of Enforcement to Be Considered by Judge.   WILL ASK DISMISSAL   Solicitor General. King An. nounces Motion Will Be Filed Asking Rhode Island  Case Be Thrown Out.

American Legion Pushing Plan  For E-Soldiers.   ¥. VEG. A GIVES §500,000

500 BOND FOR EACH MONTH ADVOCATEL   American Legion Takes Stand o Compensation For World War Veterans—Paramount Issue Before Congress,

‘ASKS $50 BOND FOR EACH MONTH SERVED   AMERICAN LEGION REQUEST: ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR FORMER SOLDIERS

MARSHALL GIVEN DEATH SENTENCI   Just Out Only Two Hours Before Returning Ventet in Notable = Se

TO HANG SLAYER OF FOUR PERSONS   Charles Marshall, Mississippi Murderer, to Die May 14% Hears Verdiet Calmly,

NO HIP BOOZE, CHICAGO TOLD   Warned That “Wet Goods’ Must Be Left at Home on Christmas, New Years.

CHICAGO CELEBRATION - TO BE BONE DRY ONCE   Prohibition Director Declares War On “Hip-Pocket Reinforcements” At Cabarets.

MEN AND WOMEN TO REGISTER   Important Information Concerning Registration For All Demo cratic Voters.

PRAIRIE SCHOONER OF MODERN DESIG   Wonderful Creation : In Motor Cars Passed Through Lebanon Yesterday,

MAILE GRICE OF NAPP REVOLT [a IN FIELD AGAIN   JARK DAYS LOOM IN GERMANY ~   BUT BERLIN GOVERNMENT IS ALERT AND MAY AVERT WORST

THREATEN PEACE OF BERLIN   Mischief-mukersa of the Commanistic Stripe Planning Trouble at  Plectien Time.

FIND COMMUNIST PLOT HATCHED IN BERLIN, REPORT   Government Hears of Sabotage Plan During Reichstag Elections.

Communists Planned  Attacks on Polling Booths and Destruction of Ballot Boxes and Ballots, Claim.

PALMER READY T0   Department of Justice Would Co-operate in Settlement of Strike and Subsequent Improvement of Freight Congestion in the Country.

CLAIMS SHORT ACREAGK.   John T. Ellis Brings Suit Agzins Albert Goodnight.

-. CLAIMS SHORT ACREAGE.   John tT Ellis” “Brings Suit Aprtus * Albert - Goodnight.

RACE TROUBLE SUBSIDES   Situation af Waukegan Under Control and No FBPurther Trouble Is An ticipated,

ILLINOIS RACE“ RIOTS QUIETER   Negroes Clash “With Great > Taked Naval Men at Waukegan,” Wimois,

PLANE FALL KILLS THREE   POROANE PALL AILS PALE  War Hero and “Two Bassenyers Lose Lives.

THREE BURRS TO DEATIVIN PLANE  Captain and Two ‘Officials Dead Near

SEAPLANE BURNS; 3 KILLED   Capt. C.M.C, Page, Winner of D. §. Cc. and Two Passengers Burned to Death Near Evergiades, Fla,

ALLIES BUSY IN GHEGKING THE RUSSIANS   New Polish Army Is Waging successful Counter Offensive

Schedule : of Meeting” Places: for . Exi. tire County Given  in’ ‘This :Paj U.S... Government’s. “Marvelous. Social Hygiene "Exhibition Will * ‘Be ‘Shown All Over Robéson.   LUMBERTON COMMITTEE WILL MEET SATURDAY AT 10'A. ™L

OWEN-BOHAN, NEW YORK ATTORNEY, TESTIFIES AT --GOGCH TAIAL IN-ITAL    Creates Serigation When He State  That One Child OF Alleged Mur  ee -derer Is Dead. .

HIGHS PLAY TODAY ON MCCOOK FIELD   “Pep” Meetnme Raised Enthusinsm to Hieh Point at L. Hos. This Viernine

KANSAS CITY, RANS. INV, ED LAWRENCE EXPECTING VICTORY   First half—Lawrence 7, Kansas sas City 0,

ASK WILSON BAW  TAN FLY  TO LODGE   Make Peace. Then Let People Say is Cry:

Unbt WU I Auitt 19 PV ALIA   lioover, Cardinal Gibbons Jacob Sehiff and Others Make Plea   MEMORIAL SIGNED BY SEVERAL HUNDRED   Samuel Colcord, New York Author of New Peace Proposal

PRESIDENT OF PANAME   Dr. Porras, Candidate of Liberal Conservative Party Elected

PORRAS PANAMA PRESIDENT   Liveral Conservative Candidate Win ner In lethmmlan Election Over Urriela.

PORRAS ELECTED . PRESIDENT OVER URRIOLA PROTES?   Named to Panama Office He Quit in Order to Enter

‘ SOLDIER SLAIN? ?   Kaitsas Farmer Found Rody In “Au Old Hay Stack on Farm.

NOT KNOWN WHAT WAS CAUSE OF MAN'S DEATH   Body Discevered Which . Wa Probably in Hay Stack . Two Years,

BROWN WILL GET JOB Ur W.Z. FOSTER   Secretary About to Retire, Says Strike Was a Great Success.

MISUSED FORCE “CHARGED BY UNION   Committee Includes Public Officials in Allegation   Foster Maintams Walkout Was Great Success; He. Will Be Succeeded by J. C. Brown

G0 BIG A SUCCESS (TWAS CALLED OFF   soy" ‘Sala’ "Becketary of Steel Workts3, Who.is Resigning,  of the Late Stile.

NO TRACE OF COLLINS BOY’S BODY IN PC      Police Dynamited Ice Today—Suspect That the Gun Found Was “Planted” !

LOSES PURSE IN THE AIR   French Flyer Advertises for Wallet Lost While Flying Over St, Denis District.

TWENTIETH KANSAS MEETS   In Reunier on Anniversary of Return From Philippines

FERAL MEDIATOR (N CONFERENCE WITH UNION MEN 70 AVERT STRIKE      COTTON BELT EMPLOYES CLAIM ROAD HAS VIOLATED NA TIONAL AGREEMENT,

HEARINGS WERE -RESUMED:TODAY   Nothing ‘Made ‘Public Concerning Proposed.  Strike of R. R..Men

ROW IN SENATE OVER MEX ARMY ENTERING U, 5   Sonora Authorities Only One: Friendly to American Govern: ment, Say Arizona Sofons.

SCORES WILSON FOR HIS POLICY TOWARD MEXICO   Former Envoy to Southern Republic Testifies Before Probers

SENATORS HIT AT CARRANZA   Mexico Panned in Discussion of Plea for Use of U.S. Soil in Attack.   SONORA AUTHORITIES *3"ENDS OF AMERICA

REQUESTT 0 T RANSPORT TROOPS - DENIED FTO MEXICO SAYS KNOX   Tellg Senate, He is Informed State Department Has Refused Use of American Territory; Sonora Revolutionaries" .  Extending Their Operations. "se

CARRANZA TURNED DOWN,   He Will Not be Permitted to Send Troops Acress U.S. Territory.

ARIZONAINSISTS ON PROTECTION AGAINST MEYICA   SENATORS PROTEST RE. QUEST TO MOVE TROOPS THROUG   Denounces Policy of Wilsonas Unpatriotic and Autoeratic,

MEXICO TROOPS CAN'T BE SENT. * ACROSS BORDER   Request Reported to Hav Been Turned: Down at Wiachinotan P

GAINS AL RY HID TOWNS   MILITARY AMD NOT CARRANZA ASK PERMISSION   State EDepariment *Kelers Kequest to Send Armed Force To War Department.   Senator Knox Makes Knowing Statement Before Senate.

MILITARY AND NOT CARRANZA ASK PERMISSION   State Department ‘Refers Re quest to Send Armed Force To War Department.

WILL U. S. LET MEX SEND MEN THROUGH U. 8.?   Answer is Delayed By “Referring” Plea to Secretary Baker   WILSON IS ATTACKED   FORMER AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO CALLS PRESIDENT HARD NAMES FOR HIS POLICY.

REFUSE MEXICO © RIGHT TO MOVE ARMY IN TEXAS   Carranza Will Have to Get at Rebels Another Way.

THE 6. & COMPANY AWARDED A $2,000,000 RAILROAD CONTRACT IN SOUTH AMERICA   ee ee  REFUSE PERMIT FOR MEXICAN TROOPS 10 PASS THROUGH UNITED STATES TERRITORY

PRES. WILSON MET WITH CABINET AND REACHED A CONCLUSION ON NATIONWIDE RAILROAD STRIKE

GREAT FIRES IN RUSSIA.   Copenhagen Heara of Confingrations Which Are Not Explained. Mare & 7a

MANY PERISH IN RUSS FIRES   Flames Sweep Over Several Provinces, According to Copenhagen.

CANADA LIQUOR DAM BREAKS   Shipments of Liquor From One Prevtnce te Another Again Legal There.

CANADA LIQUOR D4M BREAKS   Shipments cf Liquor From Ore Prov ince to Another Again Legai There, .

WAR BOOZE BAN LIFTED   HUGE STEIES OF  Liguor READY POR SHIPMENT FROM QUEBEC TO OTHER PROVINGES,

GOV. LOWDEN WINS HN IW CONVENTIO   State's 26 Volos Are Pledged t the IWinoia Candidate In Natlonal Convention.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Y. W   Association is to Open Branch anc Go After Membership.

-HICAGO FACES HOTEL STRIKI      Restaurant And Hotel Em ploves Threaten To Qnit If Demands Are Refused

CHICAGO LABOR TROUBLES   threatcned Tie-uwp of Street Cars and Shut VYown of Hotels and NRes tauvan ts,

Will Protect Americans In That Distriet   Much Looting and Banditry Is Reported South of Vera Cruz   U. 8. ARMY WILL MOVE ALONG BORDER   American Troop Movements Will Parallel Those On Mexican Side

SACREMENTO HAS REACHED TAM pcg.   Prepared to Offer Protection te Americans There   Looting Reported at Alveredo and Ban: ditry in Vera Cruz Vicinity.

“BEGINS PROBE ~   Chicago Chief of Police Investizates Alleged Whinkey Robbery.

MORE GRAFTING IN BOOZE CASES   CHICAGO POLICE AND DRY OFFIGERS IN CAHOOTS WITH SALOONS.

TWO OROWNED IN CLOUDBYRST   Auto Swept from Road Near Adelphi Saturday Evening

THE BRITISH PLAN NEW COTTON FIELD:   Millions To Be Spent In Estab.  lishing Plantations In Niveria.

INVITE GOMPERS TO ATTEND   labor Party Will Welcome Him to  Ite Convention.

PAT TLEMEN WORKING 1) SAVE ORIENT RAILADAN THROUGH HEAVY ECAR   COMMITTEER WILL GO TO WASHING. TON TO PLEAD CASE OF ROAD BEFORE COMMISSION, :

“KANSAS FOR HARDING”=-ALLEN   MAJORITY WILL HE IN EXCESS OF HUNDRED THOUSAND. ~   LOOKS LIKE A CLEAN SWEEP: FOR REPUBLICANS.    Campaign Against Extravagance and League and Foreign Wars’: . Yas Been Effective.

BIG HARDING VOTE IN-KANSAS—ALLEN   Gevernor Predicts That the Repuh-. Hicans Will Have a Landslide

Alen Predicts — On Avalanche   Says Wansay Is). Harding's ‘by 100,000 And Predicts: Landslide for State Picket,

ACCUSES DIVINE OF THEFT,   Minister Arrested at Golumbus, 0. an Complaint of Woman,

NEW OFFICE IS SET UP IN THE WORLD LEAGUE!   Established Under Provision of Article 18 of the Covenant of the League of Nations. .

BRITAIN 1S FACING TIE-UP OF MINES   ELEVENTH-HOUR MEETING FAILS TO EFFECT SETTLEMENT AND MEN PREPARE TO STRIKE.

BRITISH MINERS TQ STRIKE   Only Hope To Avert Such Action  Sald To Lie With the Cabinet,

THREAT 10 TIE UP BRITISH INDUSTRY BY STRIKE   Coal Men Going Out Monday Is Indication; Railway Mer - Discuss Joining.

ENGLISH MINES HIT BY STRIKE   EVERY INDUSTRY IN UNITED KINGDOM TO BE IDLE MONDAY

HERO OF WAR SLAIN Bt BANDITS I  MEN   Albert N. Depew, Feted B: Society, Dies Battling Outlaw Band

KILLED BY OUTLAWS   fod War Hero i< Victim of Mexican Jtandits While Alone on Pros+ pectin= FE'xneditinn

"HAVE VOTES. *SUFFIENT TO DISBAR   Debate on ousting of. Tatical ‘assemblymen. started this morning   “LOUNR LOL. Koosevelt’s a0 dress. created tremend: ous impression ii: assembly

Legislature Is Settling Fate Of Socialists   New York Assembly To Act On Ousting Recommendation of Committee   LITTLE DOUBT FIVE WILL BE UNSEATED   Vote May Be Close But Ma jority In Favor of Ouster Indicated

BALLOT ON SOCIALIST   Will Decide Whether Socialist _ Members Are To Be Ousted Or Not.

TOWN VOICES WRATH AT CRUELTY TO GIRL   Thousand Join Branch of Hu mane Society,

FLORENCE WOUSEL FOULLY MURDERED   ASSASSIN TRIES TO HIDE CRIME WITH FLAMES   IN-THE HUNTINGTON SCHOOL   Proprietor of Institution for Girls at South Pasadena, California is Vietim of Man Who Later Committed Suicide

Woman Murdered, Building Fired   Former Calliornia Sehool Principal \ssussinated in London —Balldinw Flred to Hide Crime  si...

FLORENCE HOUSEL HEAD OF A GIRLS’ SCHOOL MURDERED   Shot in Her Bed Early This Morning by Assassin Who Fired the Building

Villa’s Demands Rejected;  Bandit Proves New !\enace   Outlaw Chief Is Reported Holding British Mine Superintendent for $50,000 Ransom as First Act in Defying New De Facto Government—Revolutionists Doubt That Money Payment Is Demanded.

OPERATORS REPLY TO WAGE DEMANDS   Recognize Right of Collective Bargaining, But Oppose the Closed Shop and Check-Off In Anthracite Field.

"SEPHUG WILL FIX IT   He’ll Have North Garolina Ratify Woman Suffrace.

NORTH CAROLINA TO RATIFY      es Danlets Kelis Wee. Catt That HOWIN Be Thicty-sisth State for  ra

SEES BROTHER CUT TO PIECES   Fireman in Cab a Witness When His Engine Runs Over Relative in lowa,

DANES PRAY FOR DANISH SUCCESS AT BALLOT BOX   Beacon Fires Burn and Prayers Offered for Right Verdict in the Schleswig Plebicite.

Fh CORRE OR EE ENN, REN a PO TT OAS AA OTE LAWYERS TO LECTURE   fudge West and Judge Hutchinson at K. U. Next Week

BUILDING TRUST — “PROBE GOES ON   New York Still Puzzled Ove Various Intricacies of Priceg and Storage.

TAMMANY LEADER TOPS BLOG. Tho! INVESTIGATION   His Stenographer on Stand and His Associates Prevent Her From Testifying by Injunction,

BUILDING TRUST QUIZZ IALTED BY INJUNCTION   Examination of Tammany Man's Stenographer Delayed.

BUILDING COMMITTEE IS RESTRAINED FROM QUIZZING STENOGRAPHER OF BUILDING

ThALPORARILY RESTRAINED.   Legintative Commlittee, Enjoined ‘Prom Questioning Stenorrapher.

SENATOR CURTIS ILL.   a Speaking Dates Canceled on Account of Health.

FIVE KILLED AND  MANY INJURED   In Wxplosion at Plant of Mason Tire  nnd Rubber Co,

TWELVE KILLED IN TODAY’S ACCIDEN)   EXPLOSION NEAR AKRON KELLS FIVE AND INJURIES. 100-—-TWO INTERURBAN WRECKS   {My United Press)

DISTRIBUTES ESTATE IN WILL PROBATED   NUMBER OF PERSONS NAMED AS BENEFICIARIES OF WEUL KNOWN WOMAN.

INDUSTRIAL COURT HIT BY GOMPERS IN SPEECH   ys After Suppressing Imperial ‘Autocracy in Europe, Protest In' dustrial Autocracy at Home.

FIERCE CONFLICT FOR KIEV RAGING DAY AND NIGHT ON LONG FRONT   Poles and Bolsheviki in Ukrainian War Use Artillery

Poles and Bolsheviki Locked in Great  Struggle For Possession of Kiev

DUVET FORGES ENTRENCHED 1 REBT SE PALES   Both Sides Use Big Guns in Battle Fought for Ukraine City   CONFUSION AND DISORDER PREVAIL   Fourteen Ships Loaded With Refugees Sink During Black Sea Storm

WiHE UPERATION GUST NULLTONS ABOVE RECEIPTS   POLES BATTLE FU POSSESSION OF RIEV CITY

REDS FIGHTING TO HOLD KIEV   Bolshevik Army 1s Entrenched on Dnieper in Final Effort -fo-Keep PolessFrom City.   MANY REFUGEES PERISH

BOLSHEVIK! STILL HOLDING TO KIEV   Are Fighting With Their Back To The Wall To Retain Cortrol Of City.

Reports from Front Received at Warsaw Advance Conflicting Claims Regarding Situation  “at Ukrainian Capital

TLE (5 AGING FOR UKRAINE CITY   POSSESSION OF KIEV BEING BITTERLY CONTESTED BY BOLSHEVIKI,   VICTORY WN THE SOUTH   Soviets Successful In Obtaining Surrender of Volunteer Rus- _ sian Army on the   Black Sea.

DISORDER AT KIEV.   y ciNied@ in Riot in Warsaw Su. Two Killed hirh Also.

GREAT BATTLE RAGES IN HILLS ABOUT KIEV; ARTILLERY IN USE   Balsheviki Entrenching Atong ih: River Uneiper: Hadern Mirhding Equijnnent Plays #

FIGHT. FOR CONTROL OF KIEV 1S RAGING   Bolsheviki Entrenched in Hills With Back to Ukrainian Capital. ,

Rela EN TRENGH A iLL te BARKS TA KIEY   Batile for Ukrainian Capita at Height, Says Moscow Dispatch.   POLES CLAIM VICTORY   Announce Destruction of Red {2th Army and Cap—_ “ture of Kiev.

BIG BATTLE AT KIEV   Heavy Fighting Rages Near the Ukrainian Capital.   Both Sides Using Artillery, but the City Has Not Yet Been Bombarded.

FIGHT FOR KIEV fo IN PaUbHtaa  DVER LONG LINE   BOLSHEVIKI ENTRENCHED IN THE  HILLS ON WEST BANK OF DNEL. PER; STUBBORN FIGHT.

REDS FIGHT 10 HOLD KIEV CITY   Bolsheviki Entrenching i Hills On West Bank of Dnieper River

GREAT BA BEING FOUGHT OUTSIDE KIEV   Ukrainian Capital is the Goal of the Polish Forces.   CAPTURE OF CITY WAS PREMATURE REPORT   Trotzky is in Personal Com mand of the Russian Forces.

BIG BATTLE RAGES NEAR CITY OF KIEV.   Heavy Fighting in Progress for Pos session of Ukrainian Capital— Both Sides Use Artillery.

POSSESSION OF KIEV 1S GOING TO POLES:   Bolshevik Intrenched and Mak ing Final Stand.

REDS CIRCLE KIEV TO ROUT POLISH ARMY   Form Lines About Cap. ital to Prevent it Being Captured.

BATTLE GOES ON DAY  . AND NIGHT FOR POSSESSION. OF 1J KRAINLAN CAPITAL.   Kiev Not. Vge Bo mbarded hy the Poles Who Are Within ~ 28 Miles’of the City. ;

{ORATORY TO CUTILGOSE.      Stump in the Country Will be Jeeupied hy Spellbinder.-

DEMOCRATS PLAN MOST : PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN, NATION HAS EVER SEER

ORATORY TO CUT LOOSE,   Every Stump in the Country Will be Occupied by Spellbinder.’

‘WO AMERICANS KILLED — IN TAMPICO OIL FIELD STATE DEPARTMENT NEWS

2 AMERICANS . WERE KILLED   No: ‘Details’: "as" to’ Their Death in’ Mexico ‘Re‘ported a8 Yet

NEW TERROR REIGN STARTS HW MEXICI   Two Americans Are Murdered and Soldiers Fire on Legislators.

MEXICANS SLAY 2 AMERICANS   Arthur L. Mosley and G. E Salier Murdered in Tampico.

MMU ACoA Ane RILLEL! {A TAMPICE FIELD   MURDERED YESTERDAY APTER, NOON, ACCORDING TO STATE DEPARTMENT ADVICES,

TWO AMERICANS  REPORTED SLAIN NEAR TAMPICO   No Additional Details Avail. able Says State. Depart-

TWO AMERICANS KILLED IN MEXICO   ALL DETAILS OF THE WERDER ARE LACKING IN) SOTTCE TO DEPARTMENT

TAMPICO OIL ~ FIELDS SCENE OF MURDERS   No Details In Message Sent To State Department.

AMERICANS KILLED © ~ IN TAMPICO FIELDS   Arthur L. Mosley of Matagorda Slain.

TWO AMERICANS KILLED IN TAMPICO OIL FIELD   State Department is Advised of Fa talities Occurring in. Mexican State; Wo Details te Fs

IWQ AMERICAN CITIZENS, ONC FROM TEXAS, KILLED NEAR TAMPICO, MEXICO   Troops Dispatched to Nogales Sonora, in Search for Mexican  Who Killed American Miner

LINK INDIANA ~ WITH ATLANTIC - BY WATERWAY   OCEAN LINERS MAY COME IN LAND THROUGH THE GREAT LAKES

CORIPILING DATA   Traffic Experts Wil! Show International Commission Why State of Indiana   With Atlantic by a Deer Waterway Through Great Lakes and St. Lawrence

‘SHAH’S BROTHER NOW A YANK   Prince Mejid of Persia Enters ar American College in Constantinople Without Title,

Enroll Prince as Student — With Understanding He  Be Spanked as Others

$100,000 FIRE IN STONEHAM THIS MORNING   Business Section of Town 1 Threatened; Help Summoned From Nearby ‘ Cities,

$100,000 FIRE AT STONEHAN   Firemen From Four Adjoining - Cities and Towns Called by Local Department   Blaze in Heart of Busines: Districl—Many Flee it ‘Night Clothes

BOLSHEVIK! DESIRE WMEDIATE = ARMIOTAGE WITH TRE POLES   on kely There Will Be Any Difficulty Over the Frontier Ques-. tion—Preliminary Agreement May Be Reached Snortly,

ARMENIA DESIRES THAT GENERAL WOOD BE SENT   Request [Ss Made That He Administer Fund of $20,000,000 Wor Rehabilitation.

Desire American General as Administrator of Proposed $20,000,000 Fund.   ‘PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED. AS EXPEDITION LEADER   League of Nations Delegatior Announces Stand. In Cablecram.

CONFIDENCE IN WOOD   Is Wanted to Administer Big , Armenian Fund

ARMENIA DESIRES SERVICES OF WOOL   FUND OF $20,000,000 IS PROPOSED FOR AID TO NEW REPUBLIC.

ARMENIA WANTS WOOD FOR FUND ADMINISTRATOR   Secretary Baker Refuses tc Commit Himself on Rumor   GENERAL LEAD ARMY?      LEAGUE ENVOY OF IKLL-FATED NATION EXPRESSES DESIRE IN A CABLEGRAM

AAMENIINS WANT WOOD TO LEAD THEIR ARMIES IN  FIELD AGNINST TURKS” FORMAL PROPOSAL BRUITEL

ARMENIANS WANT WOOD ACT AS ADMINISTRATOK   Prefer General as Disburser of 20 Million Dollar Fund if Money Is Raised.

ARMENIA WANTS SERVICES: ~ DF MAJOR GENERAL WOOL   Would Make American Adminis. trator Of Relief Fund.

ARMENIA ASKS SERVICES MAJOR GENERAL WOOL   Wants Him to Administe1 $20,000,000 Fund It is Pronosed to Raise.

AMERICAN LEGION NOW IN SESSION   FIRST ANNUAL STATE CON. VENTION ON AT VINCENNES.

TEACHING OF GERMAN   In Three Counties of State Ranpped by Legion.

DANGER IN GROPS HELD FOR RAISE      Federal Board Beiays Betis. ion to Saturday: issues A Warning.

CONTINUE HUNT FOR ROBBER:   Secured Large Amount of Cash in Daring Day- Light Robbery

POLYTECHNIC BANK ROBBER HUNT GOES TO NEARBY COUNTIES   Suspicious Cars Seen, But No Trace Found of Fort Worth Suburb Bandits.

Declared To Be Among Most Determined and Loyal Supporters of Republican Government.

* IS AN ELDER      REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CHAIRMAN HONORED BY HIS ~ HOME CHURCH -

G. 0. P, OUTLOOK BRIGHT IN WES]   Party Assured Support of Fo: mer Followers of Theodore Roosevelt

REPUBLICANS SEE vr SURE IN THE. NORTHWEST   COMMITTEEMAN DECLARES THE PROSPECTS FOR SUCCESS ARE BRIGHTER   HAYS AND DUPONT LEAVE TO CONFER WITH HARDING

GOOD CHANCE IN MINN   COMMITTEEMAN TELLS HAYS G ©. P. PROSPECTS ARE BEST IN LONG TIME.

G. 0, P. PROSPECT GOOD IN WEST   DEMOCRATIC ATTITUDE TOWARD WET ISSUE TO HELP IN MINNESOTA COMMITTEEMAN cAYS

OUTLOOK FOR REPUBLICANS — G00D IN N. W.   Democratic Attitude on Prohibition Will Hurt the Party.

REPUBLICAN. LEADERS CONFERRING IN CHICAG   Outlook in Northwest Is Re ported Better Than It Has Been for a Long Time.   PROGRESSIVES IN LINE

OUTLOOK FOR REPUBLICANS   Democratic Attitude or Prohibition Will Hurt the Party.

HUNDREDS Poa H AS SHIP GUES GOW   Of 565 Passengers And Crew of French Steamer Afrique Oniv Twen'’y-six Survivors Are Picked Up.

FRENCH STEAMER WITH _ 465 PASSENGERS SINKS   Vessel Sprung a Leak During Storm Saturday—Some Survivors Rescued.

FRENCH SHIP SINKS   Goes Down in Bay of Biscay.  Many Passengers. a

FRENCH SHIP GOES DOWN   Steamer Afrique Sinks in Bay of Biscay After Springing Leak—Crew and Passengers Rescued.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST TEXAS SANITARIUM COM PANY HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING LAST MONDAY   PERMANENT ORGANIZATION WAS ACCOMPLISHED   Full Corps of Officers and Directors Were Elected, and Institution Will be Incorporated, with a Capital Stock of $100,000. Ten Thousand Dollars Additional Stock to be subscribed

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST. TEXAS SANITARIUM COM. PANY HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING LAST MONDAY   Full Corps of Officers and Directors Were Elected, and Institution Will be Incorporated, with a Capital Stock of $1 00,000. Ten ‘Thousand Dollars Additional Stock to be subscribed

TANGIER ISLANDERS RESENT PUBLICITS   Mob Motion Picture Man Whi Wanted to Secure Scenes o Recent Blue Law Shooting.

pk Le aa of ae os ‘Ponne Seeking. Ne; Who Attacked: iain dan NY ‘al nec

GIRL ATTACKED, NEGRO IS HUNTED   Pennsylvania Posse Seeks As sailant Of Child, 11 Years Old

OBREGON MUST DISAVOW MURDER OF CARRANZA   Official Comment Withheld Under Agents Make a Complete investigation.

COMPLICATES MATTERS WITH UNITED STATE:   Obregon Will Be Called Upon tr Disarm and Punish Murdorers Before We Will Recognize Him.

EXPLAIN MURDER!   United States to Demand Cause of Ruthless Assault   GBREGON FORCED TO ACT

NEW IS NOW SANI SAYS DOCTOR   Slayer of Girl Held Mentally Deficient, However

‘Doctor For Prosecution "Make:  This Diagnosis of New’s Condition.

WOULD PREVENT ACCIDENTS   National Safety Council Will Meet in Milwaukee Latter: Part of Month

 WOULD PREVENT ACCIDENTS    SO —_————— National Safety Council Will Meet in Milwaukee Latter” Part of Month

HARDING MAKING READY 10 LEARN THAT HE'S “IT”   G. O. P. Presidential Nominee Preparing For “Notification” at His Marion Home.   WILL DELIVER HIS SPEECH JULY 2

LA FOLLETTE WONT ACCEPT NEW PARTY STANDARD, SON SAYS   The Platform of Farmer-Labor Party Not Satisfactory to the Senator.   DEFL ECTION FROM NEW PARTY’S RANKS STARTED   Former Governor Ferguson, of Texas, is First to Withdraw  From Meeting.

CALL NEW: PARTY = ~ FARMER- LABOR   Name Chosen by Convention in  Chicago—Stated That La _ Follette Will Not Be the Standard Bearer...

FRISONERS TO : WITNESS HANGING   f Chieasga Sherif! Has Reecived Micary  Pistests by Wonieu's @bibs and  Civic Orpanleations,

PRISONERS TO WITNESS ANOTHER EXECUTION   ‘Sheriff at Chicago Claims It Wil  Be an Object Lesson Not Easily Forgotten.

PRISONERS WILL SEE ‘SMILING’ JACK HANGED   Chicago Sheriff Declares Ef. forts to Prevent It Will Fail Entirely

GUNBOAT GOES TO HONDURAS   Washington Acts as Result of Labor : Disturbances in Vicinity of La Ceibs.

U.S. GUNBOAT TO PORTO RICO   LABOR TROUBLES IN COST? RICAN PORTS CAUSES U.S. 7 DISPATCH GUNBOATS TC THAT POINT.

PRACTICAL POLITICS TO. ENGAGE WOMEN LEADERS   WILL CUT SOCIAL STUFF to GET DOWN TO WORK — SUFF, CHIEFS DECIDE TO BE Goon AND OMIT THE ROUGH WORK.

WOMEN DECIDE 10) PRACTICE POLITICS   Three Hundred Women Will Work at Convention.   PLAN DAILY CONFERENCES.   Spirit of Conservative Effort Also Possesses Militant Suffragists---Not to Use Banners ---Seek Action By Tennessee Legislature Ratifying Constitutional Amendment.

Will Refrain from Catering to the Social Side of Conventions and Engage i Practical Activities   ARE PINNING AITH ON TENNESSEE RATIFYING   One Suffragist Will Leave for Nashville Soon to Remain Until Gov, Roberts Takes Some Action

OPPOSE FEDERAL PROHIBITION   New York Democratic State Convention Adopts Ce. 'aration Against the Dry Amendment

ors a eveeaee VY  AU’ TOIT gpverely Injured Merle 4s Hit by Fast wher Gates Were Up

DIG FOR BOBY OF AMBROSE SMALL UNDER THEATE}   Police Start Excavatior  Work Under Toronto

CAPTURE WHISKY SMUGGLERS   Four Mexicans Wounded and Four  Captared bw Texas Ranvers.

WRAVY FIGHTING AT GRODNO   Russians and Poles Engage in Thre Different Sectors, Says Soviet  TT onwnet .

WOMEN FORCED. T0 TELL THEIR AGE   : Supreme Court Rules in Registering  in Deciding . Eve Keling’s ¥

IOWA AIR MAIL PILOT AILLED IN MOUNTAIN GRASH   JOHN P. WOODWARD OF MITCHELLVILLE IS DEAD,   ACCIDENT HAPPENED  IN DENSE FOG.   The Machine Crashed Into the Side of AMountain and Woodward's Body is Found in the Wreckage of The Mail Plane.

POSTAL FLYER. CRASHES. « -INTO-MOUNTAIN EN. Foe   Aviator En Route from Salt Take: t : Okeyenne Meats: Meets Death. Near: a

AIR MAIL PILOT HATS MOUNTAIN ~ IN HEAVY FOG   Body of: Woodward. Found Near Wreck of Machine = at Laramee, Wyo.

FLIER KILLED BY HITTING WYOMING MOUNTAIN IN FOG      Body of. Mail Pilot. Found ir “Wreckage of Plane Neéar

AVIATOR MEETS DEATH ‘THROUGH FLYING INTO -  wraseermaT IY OfTnNe THN Fh:

ARGENTINE IS QUT OF LEAGUE   ANNOUNCEMENT OF WITHDRAW. AL OF DELEGATION MADE AT MEETING TODAY.   SONFER GN MATTER MONDAY

ANGENTINA NO LONGER IN LEAGUE   SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY OUT OF NATION'S LEAGUE   All Would be in Unless Notice Served of Withdrawal.

ARGENTINA [5 HoT 10 Quy ~ WORLD LEAGUE   South American Republic, An gered Over Vote, Withdraws From League.

FIAOT BACAR UF NATIONO MADE PUBLIC   Delegates of This Nation Sought to.Force All Countries to Enter Pact.

ARGENTINE fio HER DANDER UP   ‘May Take Playthings and Go Home from Geneva 

Germany May Become Membe: of League if Argentina's Motion Is Accepted      Nations Must Declare Attitude in Desiring to Remain Out or They Will Be Voted In

DECLINE TO JOIN IN STRIKE.   Metal Trades at Butte Not in Sympathy Wtth I. W. W.

LAKE BOAT LINES MERGED   Ten Million Dollar Deal to Unite Transportation Companies Between Chicago and Buffalo, ©

Ten Million Dollar Deal te Unite Transportation Companies Between Chicago, and Buffalo.

TURN DOWN ELASTIC DOLLAR   Bankers’ Currency Commission Reports ‘Against Irving Fisher’s Pian oe After Year's Study. ~

DON’T WANT ELASTIC DOLLAR   ‘After Year's Study Bankers Decide   Aoainst Fisher's Plan.

DARING AIRMAN MEETS DEATH   Ear! Burgess Falls From Wing of Plane at Los Angeles.

AVIATOR JUMPER IS KILLED   Earl Burgess, Daring Airman, Fails From Wing of Airplane at Los Angeles.

PONZL DENIES BANKRUPTCY,   Declares He ts Solvent and Demands Trial By Jury.

COW TEST ASSOCIATION,      Organization Formed in Hardin for Benefit of .Farmers.

300,000 RAIL SHOPMEN ARE NEARER STRIKE   REPRESENTATIVES OF EMPLOY. ES SAY ARBITRATION IS OUT OF THE QUESTION,   Believed to Be Only Possibility 0 Preventing Walkout in the Event That Conferees Fail to Reach Agreement on Demands.

TARDIEU ofS WILSON LETTER WRONG AGCUSAL   French Member of Peace Commission Declares Country And People Are Not Militaristic   PROTECTION IS BEING GIVEN UNDER TREATY   Military Forces Necessary Be ~ cause Other Countries Are Not Giving Help

ASDIEW REJECTS Wi SON'S GHARGE iF IMPERIALISN   French Delegate to Peace Con: aress Thinks President is Unjust.   EXPLAINS WHY FRANCE STILL HAS LARGE ARM)   Ics Corrving on Nearly Alone Miltary Duties Impared by Versailles.

RED CROSS WORK IN COUNTY.   Interesting Meeting at Lawrencevillo Work Planned For Future it Importan:.

JURISTS AT HAGUE OPEN CONFERENCES ° ON WORLD COURT   President Bourgeois Sees ir Root’s Presence Proof U.S. : ‘ Will Do Her Part.   Case of “Persia vs, Soviets”, Remande by League Council Upon Bolsheviki Promise to Withdraw.

hh ire el eee opengl tl ANO CHURCH BOARD WAS SUMMARILY SUMMONED & THEN STORMY SESSION?

WASHINGTON CHURCH HAS NAR.   ROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.   OFFICERS AFTER MAN WHO RENTED BASEMENT   J. H. Brooks it is Allened Was Mak ng Whiskey in Church and the Still Became Overheated, Causing the Blaze.

SECRECY HOLDS BACK MANDATES   League Commission Cannot Report Because Council Keeps Drafts Secret. ALBANIA {S ADMITTED

TO FLY ACKOSS UNITED STATES IN JUST ONE DAY   Army Aviators Are to Try it, Both From Florida and California,

S. A. E. HOUSE DAMAGED   University of Missouri Fraternits Loser hy Fire Today

HARDING MAKES HIS CLOSING STATEMEN   PARIS LEAGUE AND DOMESTIC POLICY DETERMINING ISSUES, HE SAYS,

HARDING ISSUES HIS FINAL WORD   TWO CLEAROUT QUESTIONS OF THE CAMPAIGN.   DOMESTIC POLICY PARAMOUNT   Heme Heusecleaning Necessary Eefere Seeking to Rectify Us ef Eurepe—Republican 6enate Is Necemeary.

FINAL STATEMENT MADE BY HARDING   Eiection Turas an Two Clear! ‘thawn Issues, He ‘Says,   LEAGUE AND DOMESTIC POLICY

HARDING ISSUES LAST STATEMENT BEFORETUESDAY   Declares Party: Has Presented Clearly Drawn Issues, the. Paris League Of Nations and a Constructive Domestic Policy:   HAS MADE FINAL SPEECH

HARDING CLOSES HIS CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT   League and -Domestie Policy Comprise Only ‘Two Issues to Re Determined.   CONFIDENT OF RESULT

BUT TWO BIG ISSUES   Senator Harding’ s View al Close of Campaign

LEAGUE ISSUES ELECTION PIVO?   Republicans Answer “‘No’’ to Ac egebiance of Paris Pact Including eet Article X Savs Harding        BEMOCRATS “YES”   Jardins and Coolidge End Their Camnaigns, Governor Cox Will Conclude His Tonight

HARDING SEES TWO ISSUES IN ELECTION   League and Domestic Policy Called Big Questions.   MAKES FINAL STATEMENT.   Nominee Says Republican Senate Will be Contribution to United America Ready to Go Forward With New Confidence--Sends Telegram to G. O. P. Nominees.

HARDING DEFINES TWO BIG. ISSUES   G. 0. P. Nominee in Final Statement Reiterates Stand on League of Nations   ISSUE [IS CLEAR CUT   Makes Final Effort to Sel Ifis Substitute for League to Voters Tuesday’

a  PLANNING SHORT SEATTLE-ALASKA AIRPLANE ROUTE   Pathfinding Flight Starts Soon Over Thousand Miles of Impassable Mountains.

PASSENGERS AND MAIL  Aerial Service Established Be tween Key West and Cuba.

TURKISH NATIONALIST REVOLT HAS FAILED   ‘Less Than 4,000 Joined The Movement, a Constantin ople Dispatch Says.

CHRISTMAS SEAL DEMAND GROWS   State Society Receive Additional Million fo Distribution.

LLOYD'S CASE  GIVENTO JURY > AT-NOON TODAY   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY I ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT   Also fer the Establishment of Sovie Gevernment in U, S. Through Medium of Revolution in Form of Strike.

FORD DEAL IS SUSTAINED BY SUPREME COURT   Last Obstacle to Control 0 Entire System is Removed   sevenly - Five Year Lease  Provided

FAVORABLE TO FORD   Court Cannot Prevent Him From Con trotling a Railway,

COURT CALLS MARY PICKFORD   Judge Langan Orders Publication of Suit to Set Aside Her Divorce Decree.

SERVE SUMMONS ON MOVIE STARS   Mary Pickford an d Owen Moore to be Notified Through Newspaper

BEGIN MOVE TO ANNUL PICKFORD DIVORCE DECREE   Nevada Judge Signs Order Di recting Service of Summons

CANNOT SERVE PAPERS   State to Notify Pickford Divorce  Principals Through Publication.

UDGE ORDER SERVICE ON MARY BY NEWSPAPER    Both Mary Pickford and Her Former   _ Husband, Owen Moore, Are Out of Nevada Jurisdiction,

“Came thou with us and we will de hee good.” G. B. Wright, Pastor.   Thev’re After Marvy

20,000 MILL EMPLOYEES IN WALKOUT   Textile Industry Completely Paralyzed Thru Strike   Many Other Mills Serve Notice of intention to Close Down

CLOTH MILLS STRIKE BRINGS — CRISIS CLOSER   THOUSANDS OF OPERATIVES FAIL TO REPORT FOR WORK IN MASSACHUSETTS.

TEXTILE WORKERS TED UP INDUSTRY   JENERAL WALKOUT IN THE MILLS THRUOUT NEW ENGLAND REPORT.   ALLIED TRADES WALK OU   Demands of Employes Will Include Wage Increase of Seventeen and One-Half Per Cent.

TEXTILE STRIKE SPREADS IN EAST   20,000 Workers Qut-~Machinlsts Milbsrighis and Firemen to Quit Woek as Sympathiz

Textile Workers’ Strike. Develops Industrial Crisis For New England Plant:

BLAME FIXED BY GOMPERS   A. F. of L. Issues Staterment on Wave of Unrest.

GOMPERS GIVES VIEWS ON CAUSES OF UNREST   Federation of Labor Head Says Noth ing Practical Done to Prevent Hign . Oost of Living

GOMPERS WARNS BIG BUSINESS TO BEWAR]   Also Advises Labor in Its Owr Interest Not to Take Pavt ir Wild-cat Strikes.

WILDCAT oTRIKES VAIN. SAYS GOMPERS, URGING RESTRAINT   “Nothing Practical Done to Prevent the High Living Cost.” Gives Out Statement.

OMPERS-BLAMES UNREST ON PRICES   Nothing Done to Prevent Soar. ing Costs, Labor Leader Tells Workers

GOMPERS BLAMES PROFITEER   President of the A. F. of L. Issues Statement Regarding the Wave of Unrest.

Genétat Industriat- Unrest: Oud to-Hig Goat of Living; Mut  Py Witdat Btrikes::

CAUGHT AT CROSSING.   Isadore Travesser Sustained Hurts in Sunday Accident.

Se eee ee ad UGH JvT Cho!      ° Tsadavp Tragesker Sustained Hurt: a ‘Sunday Accident.

HUNTING CLUBS IN MOUNTAINS   Numerous Parties in the Wilds for Opening of Bear and Deer  Season Today-—Two Weeks’ Stay.   THE PERSONNELS

REALIGNMENT ~ OF PARTIES SEEN .   Lewis Believes Wilson Will Be Forced to Run Again   W. J. BRYAN {8S CRITICIZED   Says Nebraskan Fighting For Pride af Oninion

JAPAN AGREE 10 CHINA CONSORTIA   Ends Two Years Effort for Combination of Powers to  Finance Chins.

JAPAN AGREES TO _ TERMS OF LOANS TO THE CHINESE   Reservations. She Has -Asserted for. 2 Years Are’ Withdrawn, :

FINANGING PL OR CHINESE {t DECIDED UP   Japan Withdraws All Obiections to the Consortium and Accepts Terms Offered By Three Nations.

CHINA LOANS AGREED TO BY JAPANESE   Knds Two Years Efforts To Bring About Deal.

CHINESE CONSORTIUM ACCEPTED BY JAPAN   Action Will Permit Extension of Financial Aid to China by Four Great Powers

JAPANESE AGREE TO REMOVE ALL LOAN OBSTACLES   Acceptance of Consortium : End of Two Years’. Effort By State Department   CHINA GETS NEEDED CASH   Janan Reserves Right to Interpose Objections to Any Territorial Liens

Lad Telephones Parents Af ter Being Held Prisoner   Since Wednesday.

KIDNAPPED BOY  HAS BEEN FOUNE   Twelve-Year-Old Lad Located I Parents in Room of Lexington Hotel.

KIDNAPPED BOY 18 FOUND LOCKED IN ROOM AT HOTEL   18 Year Old Son of Capitalist P R. Little Telephones His Parents.   HE WAS HELD PRISONER   Father Put $25,000 Ransom in Garbage Can Last Night. But it Was Untouched.

STOLEN BOY “OF LEXINGTON I$ BACK HOME   PAUL LITTLE FOUNO TODAY 1 . HOTEL ROOM— KIDNAPPERS DEMANDED $25,000. .

oa      PAUL LITTLE LOCATED . TODAY ATA. LEXING. TON HOTET,   Where He Had Been Kept a  . Prisoner. Since: Wednes-. ‘day — Telephoned to His, - Mother —  Kidnapper Disappears.

KidnapedBoyFoundInHotel Room AtLexington After His AbductorLeaves:NoRansom

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND AT HOTEL   PAUL LITTLE, MISSING SINCE. WEDNESDAY, TEL ‘ EPHONED PARENTS.

HAD BEEN LOCKED INHOTEL AT LEXINGTON   In Abductor’s Absence He Telephoned From It

FOUND LOCKED IN ROOM OF HOTEL AS ABDUCTOR FLEES   Sack Containing $25,000 Left in Garbage Can but Nobody  Claims Ransom   MAN WHO REGISTERS FOR ROOM SOUGH1   Child Notifies His Mother by Calling Her Upon the ‘Telephone

MISSING BOY (S FOUND LOCKED. IN HOTEL ROOM   Was Son of Lexington Capitalist and Held For Ransom By  Kidnappers.

KIDNAPED BOY IS _ FOUND   Smali Son of Kentucky Capitalist Locked in Hotel Room at Lexington.

KIDNAPED BOY PHONES HOME   Soon Back in Possession of Parents.   WAS “PRISONER IN HOTEL   Captive’ Left Without Collecting Ransom of $25,000, Which Had Been Left for Him.

KIDNAPED SON OF CAPITALIST HOME   Telephones Parents From Local Hotel Where Confined Since Wednesday Night.

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND IN HOTEL MAN GETS AWA)   Telephone in Room is Used By Boy Held Since Wednesday for 25,000 Ranscm.

KIDNAPED cOK Ut GAPITALIST FOUND IN HOTEL   TELEPHONED HOWE AFTER PEING PRISONER THREE BAYS: RAN. SOM IS UNCLAIMED,

RESTORE? TO HIS PAR: NTS   -Paul Little Phy 2 5 Mothei ‘from “Prison! “ ? toom, in. " Lexinetor *lotel:   , KIDNAPER FAILED TO- TAKE $25, 000 RANSOM

AIONAPED YOUT FOUNE IN HOTEL   KENTUCKY MYSTERY ENDED WHEN BOY TELEPHONES “ HIS WHEREABOUTS   BUILTY PERSONS ESCAPE   One of Abductors Went Down One Elevator as Mother of the Missing Boy Came Up Another.

KIDNAPPERS WEAKEN.   1 FOCKED BUY IN HOTEL ROOM “FROM WHICH HE TELEPHONED   They Paited-to. Call. For .935,0m Which Had Been-Placed Where. Threatening Note Designated 3

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND IN HOTEL   VELEPTONES PARENTS FROM PRISON ROOM   son pf Kentucky Crpliallst Held by ‘Kldnappers For fwo Days—Cap Pn eo peer ae

HIOMAPPED BO FOUND IN HOTE   NO TRACE 1S FOUND OF MAN WHO DEMANDED RANSOM FOR BOY.

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND IN HOTEL ROOM   Paul Little, Twelve-Year-Old oy Telephoned His Parents rom Room In Which He Had been Locked Since Last  Wednesday.

KiGNAPED GoY $3 FOUND   Smail Sen of Kepuuatey Capitalist Lecked in Hotel Room at Lexingten.

KIDNAPPER LOSES NERVE   Louisville Boy Returned to Wealthy Parents After Hotel Impriscrnment.

SMALL BOY'S VOICE FRST TO TELL. HE'S FOUND   Kidnaped Lexington Youngster Phones From Hotel to His Parents This Morning

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND   Had, Been Locked in Hotel Room i Since Wednesday.

KIOMAPPED BOY IS LOCATED IN HOTEL   Telephones to His Frantic Par. ents From Room in Which He is Held.   LITTLE DEPOSITED CASH

Tot, Found in the Woods, Had Been Strangled and Beaten — Spirit Suspects Away to Avoid Possible Lynching

KIDNAPPED CHILD LOCATED TODAY IN HOTEL ROOK   HAD BEEN IN LOUISVILLE ALt THE TIME,   Room Had Been Reserved Under the Name of J. C. Cox of Cincinnati But the Roomer Has Departed Leaving No Clue.

PAUL LITTLE FOUNDLOGKED IN HOTEL ROON,   TELEPHONE CALL FROM THE KIDNAPED CHILD: RESULTS IN RESCUE.

MIONAPED BOY PHONES FROM NUOM: RESCUED   Youth Held for $25,000 Ransom Rings Parents Up From Hotel Where he was Held.

KINNAPED ROY CALLS-MOTHFR ‘ON"PHONE FROM HOTEL ROOM, ~~ ATTER HIS -ABDUCTOR ESCAPE!

YOUTH HELD bY IDNAPERS FOUND IN HOTEL ROOM   Paul Little. Son of Lexington. Ky., Capitalist, Telephone: Parents When  Abductor T.eaves Him Alone.

KIDNAPED BOY RESTORED 10 HIS PARENTS   Paul Little of Lexington, Ky. Phones From Hotel, Revealing Whereabouts.   KEPT PRISONER IN A ROOM FOR TWO DAYS   Kidnapers Failed to Call for the Ransom of TwentyFive Thousand Dollars.

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND LOCKED IN HOTEL ROON   Twelve-Year-Old Paul Little Tel ephones His Parents Who Hasten to Him,   FATHER TO PAY RANSOM   Room Reserved for Man Register. ing as ‘'J..C. Cox;’’ Boy’s Mother Overjoyed.

MISSING BOY IS _ FOUND IN HOTEL   12-Year-Old Paul Little, Held For Ransom, Telephones His Mother After Kidnaper Leaves.

KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND IN ROOM OF HOTEL TODAY   Paul Little Held Pris oner There Since  Wednesday.

BOY HELD FOR ~ RANSOM FOUND   Money Put in Ash Can by Father Not Taken by Kidnappers.   LITTLE LAD WAS LOCKED IN HOTEI

KIDNAPED BOYS FOUND LOCKED IK BOOM IN MOTE!   Maid Had Been Unable to Gain Entrance to It for Two Days, Is Her Story.

KIDNAPPED LAD IS FOUNI   Boy Held: for Ransom - Was Found ‘Locked in ~ + Hotel Room

Kidnapped Boy Found i ocked in Hotel Room      Paul Liddle, Son of Lexington Capitalist, Held for $25,000 Ransom, Notifies His Parents Over the Telephone of His Whereabouts

ABANDONS PLAN TOMAKELEGAL ° TAX INCREASES   Governor Has New Bill in Preparation to Meet Emerg: _ ency in Taxing, Xi   ASSEMBLY MARKS TIME   Senate Carries on Appropria: tions—Strode Bill Passed.

NEW PLAN FOUND: TO UNTANGLE TAX MUDDLE WN STATE   PROPOSAL FOR LEGISLATURE TO LEGALIZE HORIZONTAL IN. _ GREASE ABANDONED, -

HORIZONTAL PLAN IS ABANDONED IN GOVERNOR S BILL   Governor Godrich Will Submit Bi This Afternoon to Solve State Tax Tangle   LEGALIZATION UNNECCESSARY   New Plan Refers Tax Returns Back t  County Boards—By Counties and Not by Townships

TO BE PRESENTED   With Another Goodrich Bill ~Pouching rthe Tax 1. Muddle.

PREPARED   Governor Goodrich Is Preparing Bill to Overcome the Difficulty Resulting From Supreme Court Boling.   ANOTHER TAX REVIEW BY BOARDS IN COUNTIES   Will Produce Same Amount of Revenue as Present Method Without Legalizing Horizontal Increases.

WARRANTS OUT FOR DALRYMPLE   Dry Officer and Aids to Be Arrested by Iron County Officials.   Trouble Is Expected If Major Attempts to Carry Out Plan of Raiaing Homes in Search of Stills and Booze.

THREATEN TO ARREST PROMI ~ ARMY IN MICH      Sheriff of Iron County Threatens Dalrymple and Deputies. .   REFUSE TO ISSUE WARRANTS   Dry Officer Declares He Will Continue Drive on the “Rum Rebels” Without the Documents—Trouble Is Expected.

MAY ARREST THE PROHIBITION ARMY   Sheriff of Iron County Threatens Dalrymple and Deputies.   REFUSE TO ISSUE WARRANTS   Dry Officer Declares He Will Continue Drive on the “Rum Rebels” Without the Documents—Trouble is Expected.

CATHOLICS CELEBRATE   Prelutes Assemble Irom Atl Sec - tions. of the United States

PRELATES GATHER FOR ANNIVE ROAR DIOCESE FOUNGINE   ‘Prominent Catholic Churehmer  in Chicago for Double  Jubilee Celebration.

CATHOLIC PRELATES IN CHICAGO CELEBRATING DOUBLE JUOILEE: THE INVOCATION OVER THE REPDBLICAN CONVENTION BY GARDIAL GIBBON.’

CHICAGO CATHOLICS IN DOUBLE JUBILEE   Ordination Of Archbishop Mundelein And Founding Of Archdiocese Observed.

BILL HART WINS $87,009 IN SUI   NOTED FILM STAR MAY GET $750,000 MORE THRU DECIS10N AGAINST INCE

HART GETS BIG JUDGMENT   Movie Star Given Damages Agains: Thomas H. Ince.

BIG JUDGMENT FOR W. S. HART!   ee ee  Verdict Against Thomas H. Ince Said to Mean $750,000 te Movie ' Star.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE FOR NATION APPROVED BY TWENTY-ONE STATES   Women Will Vote in General Elections This Year in TwentyOne States.

[WENTY-FOUR STATES HAVE APPROVED  VOTES FOR WOMEN_-12 MORE NEEDED

Suffrage Amendment Lacks Ratification By 12 More States To Be Effective

WOMEN HOPE TO WIN VOTE   Only Thirteen More States Needed to Make National Suffrage Amend ment Effective.

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT LACKS ONLY 13 STATES   Rhode Island Yesterday Was Twen ty-Third State to Approve Vote: for Women.

OCCUPATION: OF FOUR CITIES OCCURS WITHOUT INCIDENT   FOCH MOVES TROOPS FORWARD TO FORCE OB ’ SERVANCE OF ‘ TREATY. :   FRANKFORT HELD   Early Morning Arrival Finds Streets Deserted; De - Goutte Issues Procla. * mation. i

German Troops Withdraw To Avoid Fighting— French Will Leave District as Soon as the Teutonic Forces Are Withdrawn.

SCAMANS MOVE QUT AS CITIES ARE OCCUPIED   Advance Across Rhine is Effected as Mere Military Move and is Unattended by Any Fighting

PROCLAMATION ISSUED PROVIDING FOR ORDER   Tanks Lead Way Followed by Sharpshooters and Engineers —Strategic Points Held—Chief Interest Centers in What Support Will Be Offered by the Allies,

TANKG ENTER FRANKFORT 10. OCCUPY TOWN   Army Moves Across Rhine to  Enforce Respect for Terms of Versailles Treaty   CITIZENS MUST GIVE UP AKMS AT ONCE   People of Teuton Towns Feel ’ Tron Hand of Military Regime Now

FRENGH TROOPS MOVE FURTHER INTO GERMANY   Frankfort Darmstadt - anc Other Towns Occupied Tuesday Morning.   SIX TOWNS ARE DECLARED TO BE UNDER STATE OF SIEGE   Occupyin, Troops Issue Rules Governing Conduct of Population.

FRENCH MEETING NO OPPOSITION   Troops Occupy Frankfort and Darmstadt.   LALIES NOT PARTICIPATING   Germany Must Pay Cost of Movement, Is to Compe Respect for Versailles Agreement.

AMINE CAOSoED BY Tht FRENCH No WARNING 10 GERMAN REGIME   Move Not a Hostile One, But ls Intended to Compel tive Berlin Government to Reenect Ite Aorpement. ~   FRANKFORT OCCUPIED WITHOUT FIGHTING   Narmstadt, Too, In Charge of Allied Forces; Strikes Will Not Be : Tolerated,

OBEY PACT, I EDICT ISSUED FORMER FOE   Restrictions Placed o1 People; Troops Meet No Disorder.

'RENCH ENTER GERMAN TOWNS   Occupation of Frankfor' Was Military March. Wo Fichtineg.

HHANATORT AND DARMSTADT ARE UGGUPIED TODAY   Occupation Carried Out Without Fighting; Invading Forces Number 18,000   WILL WITHORAW WHEN GERMAN FORCES LEAVE RUHR REGION   Cities in Occupied Zone Declared in State of Siege

POGH'S MEN DCCUPY FRAURFORT. QARNISTART   Tanks, Sharpshooters, Engineers and Chasseurs Unopposed in Advance Across Rhine to Maintain Order,   ALLIES REMAIN SILENT AS . “INTERESTED SPECTATORS?

FAENGH TROOPS ENTED FRANKENET   BATTLE WITH GOV'T TROOPS  TTALY BAGKS UP FRANCE      French Soldiers Cross the Rhine ( Compe! German. Government — te espect Agreement,

SELLE HIN TOWN WHR HUNS BREAN TREATY FAITH   Marshal Foch’s Troops Take Charge in Greater Occupied Area   WILL WITHDRAW AS GERMANS EVACUATE   People Forbidden to Gather iit Larger Numbers Than Five

FRENCH. TROOPS CROSS TO — ~ RIGHT BANK OF THE RHINE   Soldiers Under Command of Marshal Foch Entered Frank fort-on-Main and Darmstadt, ‘Early Today   TO COMPEL GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO RESPECT ITS AGREEMENT

IRON RULES. PROCLAIMED. AY INVADERS   General Commanding Army of Occupation Suspends All the Newspapers and Compels People to Stay Home Nighte   German Troops Retire Before Advancing French; Premier Promises to Withdraw - If Ebert Vacates Neutral Zone

GERMAN FORCES IN OOOUPIED . TOWNS FLEE TO AVOID CONTACT WITH FRENCH  a

FRENGH FORGES MOVE FORWARD: CROSSED RHINE   Frankfort Entered At Five O’clock and Darmstadt Shortly Afterward.   lAdvance Ordered by Marshal “Foch—People Waich With Indifference.

Commander Proclaims State of Siege, Issues Orders to the Public.   PEOPLE APPEAR UNMOVED   French General Says the Troops Will Withdraw When Germans Quit Neutral Zone.

WILL ABANDON PORCH     LES,   Harding to Reecive no More Delegotions After September 25,

it Tarding Ts to Gall Ag  fextra Session, Ue 1 Annoutiecs      O FORGEE PARTY   Begs This Sessien to Get Busy Now for en ” Clammon Coad

MEETS LEADERS OF BOTH HOUSES IN CONFERENCE   Doctrine-of Consultation and Gooc “Understanding” Among” Public  : “Officials Put Into Practice Bs et ee ee oe   WANTS HIGHEST EFFICIENC

ELL PRESIDENT FRANGE DID NOT VIDLATE AULES   Annoyance at the White House Over Senator’s Reference to French “Spokesman. ”

ir INSWERS wis COMMUNICATION   Presidential Candidate Says France Sent A “Spokesman” to Him, But No  Proprieties Were Violated. ‘      HIS STATEMENT

D ecl ares” Government _Not Involved in'Any ‘ “Trproprieties: ©   WILSON WRITES” * “TO NOMINEE   Address “Him > “Private ’ Citizen” in'Note of. Tnauiry. 2°

SPOKE FOR FRENCH PEOPLE   HARDING SAYS PARIS GOVERNMENT “DID NOT APPROACH HIM.   Bat He Was Infermed ef Sentiment is France by Others, Senator Replica to Wilsen—Not Exactly a “Private Citizen.’

SEN, HARDING'S REPLY TO WILSON   Words Could Not Be! “Construed To ‘Sny French Goverminent Sent " Anyone To Me,

b.0.P. NOMINEE DEFENDS TALK IN NEW LEAGIE   French “Spokesmen” Who Ap proached Him Were not Official Declares Harding in Reply   FRENCH GOVERNMENT NOT ; INVOLVED IN INCIDENT   Incorrectly Quoted in Greencastle Speech Says Senator

French People Manifest Sentiment That America Lead Way For Association of Nations—-Nominee as Member of Foreign Relations Committee Sees No Impropriety.

HARDING SAYS FRENCH QUERY WAS INFORMAI   CANDIDATE REPLIES PROMPTLY WHEN PRESIDENT QUESTIONS _ STATEMENT AT GREENCASTLE

SEN, HARDING'S REPLY TO WILSOA   Words Could Not Be Construed T ’“ Say Freneh Govetimient Sent mol Yen yone Te Me

French “Spokesmen” Who Approached Him Were not Official Declares Harding  . in Reply   FRENGH GOVERNMENT: HOT INVOLVED IN. INCIDENT   Incorrectly Quoted in Greencastle Speech Says Senator ‘

HARDING DENIES ANY REFLECTION   ON PARIS CHIEFS OR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS,   WAS ASKED TO LEAD THE Way   ‘Distinguished Men of French Repub.  tie Sought His Influence In Mak ing More Satisfactory Associa tion Among Natians of World.

Republican Nominee Answers Wilson’s Inquiry as to Accuracy of Reference to Conversations with French

HARD DING’S REPLY ~ TO PRESIDENT   Denies France Has :Vio_ fated Proprieties.   FRENCH GOVERNMENT ~~ 1S NOT IMPLICATED   -Contends he Is More Thar : Private Citizen:

HARDING DECLARES FRENCH DID SEE HIM ABOUT HIS NEW PLAN   Tells President Wilson That He Was Not Approached ds “A “Private Citizen.”   PRESIDENT TAKES STEPS VIEW FROM GOVERNMENT   French Saw Him “Informally” on Association.

RARBING REPLIES TO WILSON LETTER   Sa y $. French Government Nof Involved In Request for: New League of Nations   WRITES TQ WHITE HOUSE   Declares Spokesmen Coming Informally; Not “From.  the. Government

EXECUTIVE QUERIES. - FRENCH GOVERNMENT   Nominee In Speech Said Sen: '. timent, of France Was for His Kind of League.

Republican Nominee Reminds President That He Is ‘More: Than Private Citizen   EXPLAINS THAT FRENCH “OFFICIALS DID NOT ACT      President Wilson Cables to France to Ascertain Status of French Inquiry

HARDING DUCKS ISSUE ‘IN LETTER OF REPLY   Suggests He Is More Than Private Citizen—Says Stenographer Mada Mictake.

ANSWERS SHARP INQUIRY REGARDING CORRECTNESS (OF REPORTED UTTERANCE   PRESIDENT BEGINS INQUIRY POINTING OUT SERIOUSNESS OF INFERENCE THAT MAY BE DRAWN FROM REPUBLICAN NOMINEE’S REMARKS.

DEMES IMPROPRIETY IN LEAGUE EPEEC   Senator Harding Informs President of Unofficial Spokesman From France. .

‘Writes President Wilson That Individual renchmen Suggested to°-Him That ‘marica Toad Wav far Agen. of Nations:

SENATOR HARDING. CITES PRESS ERRD   NOMINEE SAYS LEAGUE TALE DID NOT INVOLVE OFFICIAL FRENCH GOVERNHENT.

FRENCHENVOY NOT © OFFICAL. SAYS HARDING        Spokesman Was From People and Not Government He Wirites President.

FEW: DEFALGATIONS;:. “SAY TREASURY HEADS   Tax Collections Wil, “ADDIL‘imate Houston's7Estimate,

FEW DEFALCATIONS,: ‘SAY TREASURY HEADS   Tax Collections Will: Approx. imate Houston’ ssEstimate,

HEAVY ‘QUAKE IN OLD MEXICO KILLS SEVERAL   Ten States Severely Shaken And Wires Are Down

HEAVY ‘QUAKE IN OLD MEXICO KILLS SEVERAL   Ten States Severely Shaken And Wires Are Down   Two Villages in Vera Cruz Are Wrecked

LABOR NOW UNDER MILITARY DRILL   Armed {to Carry Gut Threats to Seize Factories   ROME. HOWEVER, SEES PEACE   Compromise Hoped Far As Cons taranpa je Hale

OLD STUFF TAIcD AGAIN, DEGLARES  “CHIEF OFF.   TO RESIST WAGE REDUCTION.   GOMPERS SAYS WAGE ON PRESENT LEVEL 1S TOO LOW.

GOMPERS PROTESTS LAYING OFF LABOR   Says Is Heinous Offense Agains People In Need of Every Ounce of Production

NO RIGHT TO LAY OFF MEN   Gompers Scores Corporations for Leading a Movemert to Cut Down Production.

GOMPERS SCORES WAGE REDUCTIONS   Labor Leader Attacks Policy of Pennsylvania Railroad of Laying Off Men   HAND OF POLITICS. SEEN      Says Organized Labor wil Not Tolerate Payroll Cuts. During Critical Period

GOMPERS FLAYS CORPORATIONS LAYING OFF MEN   Declares Action in Reducing Forces Is A Heinous Of fense Against People   WILL RESIST WAGE CUT   WANTS TO KNOW HOW PRGODUCTION CAN BE INCREASED RY LAYING OFF MEN.

GOMPERS DENOUNCES “LAYING-OFF POLICY   Says Reduction of Working Force Is “Heinous Offense” and Indictmezt of Managerent

GOMPERS SCORES PLANG TO REDUCE WORKING FORCES   AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY AND PENNSYLVANIA R. R. SEVERELY RAPPED   CALLED HEINOUS OFFENSE   Organized Labor Proposes to Fight All Attempts to Cut Prices For Wages. Would Not Tolcrate It,  Hle Declares

GOMPERS FLAYS CORPORATIONS WHO QUIT WORK   Labor Leader Sees a Political Trick in Movement.

GUMPERS ATTACKS FAGTORIES’ ACTION   Says Corporations Have No  Right to Reduce Their  Working Forces

GOMPERS HITS LABOR LAYOFFS   Cites Woelen Trust and Penn Road  Actions as Ungust.

Grand Jury Promises Names Soon  $100,000. 007 IN BETS  To “Fire”? Team Members Involved

NAME OF FIXER IN WORLD SERIES KNOWN TO JURY   COMISKEY SAYS HE WILL FIRE ANY CROOKED RED SOX  wen 4 & 2D

GET THE “FIXERS’   Grand Jury Has an Ide: Who the “Fixer” of the '" Baseball Plot Was.   HEARING ON TUESDAY      Comiskey: Will Close His Park Unless Honest Games Are Playe

NONE OF LARGE MINES MATERIALLY AFFECTED   Strike in Alabama Coal Fields Fails to Attain Noteworthy Dimensions.

LOWER NEW YORK FAS THRILL WAITING FOR A SECOND BOMB   Warning That the Customs House Would Be Blown Up This Afternoon Causes Assemblage of Excited Crowd.   A Seary, Panicky Assemblage Nervously Awaited the Threatened Explosion Similar to That  al T ant Mba yredaw

CURIOUS NEW YORKERS WHO EXPECT SECOND. DISASTER ~ AT CUSTOM HOUSE RELIEVED   -opping Exhaust of Automobile: _ Make Nervous Speciaiors ~~ Jump With Fright

Time Set for Explosion Passes With Nothing to Supply Thrill for Gotham Except Muffled Backfire of Moter   Detectives Balked in Hunt for Criminals Who Blew Up Wall Street. Killed 35 and Maimed Scores of Innocents      By FRANK CHARLTON. Luternational Neus Service Staff

PANICKY CROWD LOOKED FOR ANOTHER BLAST   WARNING WAS RECEIVED YES. TERDAY THAT THE CUSTOM HOUSE WOULD BE BLOW ED UP TODAY   SAILORS PATROL THE STREETS   The Explosion of Last Thursday is Still a Mystery to the Officials; Fischer is Freed.

TO PATIENTLY HEAR ALL VIEWS   Determined on Having an Open Mind and to Treat _ All With Fairness; Admis e . ? sion of Germany.   UNITED STATES NOT REPRESENTED TODAY   American Observers Will be There: Cuban Thinks Nothing Can or Will be  ~ Done Without U. 5S.

U.S. “OBSERVES” AS 41 NATIONS JOIN IN LEAGUE Mt EEN  gees 108   Head of British Delegation Not Present; South Africa Sends Lord Robert.

BELGIAN CHOSEN TO HEAD LEAGUE   M. Paul Hymans, Former Premier is Elected President of The — Assembly Today a   HOPES AMERICA WILL ENTER’   Declares Covenant is Not — Perfee! anit That it Can be Improved In Initial Speech

DELEGATES OF 41 NATIONS IN SESSION TODA}   Hope to Lay Founda: tion of League Per manently.

1ST SESSION OF — - LEAGUE MEETS   Delegates : From Forty One Countries Are in Attendance

HYAMS ELECTED 1 HEAD LEAGUE   Belgian ts Selected President by Vote of 35 to 6.   U. S$. OBSERVERS PRESENT   Wachington to Be Kept Informed of Developments — Many World-Famous Men Present at the Opening Session.

HYMANS MADE LEAGUE HEAD   35 of 41 Nations Represented at _ Assembly Vote for Belgian.   AMERICANS ARE “OBSERVERS”   “Many World-Famous Men Prestnt at the Opening Session—Washington to Be Kept Informed of Developments,

Ntratice of Albania, Bulgaria, Austrit roposed at First Meeting ‘at. Geneva Balla Binge in Celehvatio;

NATIONS LEAGUE OPENS SESSIOK   American “Observers” at World Body’s First Assembly   WILL KEEP U.S. POSTED   Permanent Officers Are to Be Elacted Today

WITHOUT CO-OPERA. TION OF UNITED  STATES SAYS DELE. CATR   Opening Session at Geneva Today Attended by Forty-one Countries — South America Countries Represented.

‘ORTY-ONE COUNTRIES ARE REPRESENTED AT GENEV!   The United States Has :vo Official Representative at the Gathering but Several American Observers Axe Present,

PAUL HYMANS HEADS LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Thirty-Five of Forty-One Nations Represented at Geneva Vote for Belgian.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY IN FIRST SESSION   PFORTY-ONE COU NTRIES RHPsai SENTED AT GENEVA  “MEETING * i   DIFFER ON QUESTIONS   But Determination ‘to Meet Prpblems in Spirit of Concitiation Apparent   Problem of Recognition of Soviet Government May Get Unot‘ficial Attention

BELGIAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE  LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Paul Hymans, Head of the Belgian Delegation to Geneva, is Elect ed by Big Majority   RECEIVES THIRTY-FIVE VOTES   Forty One Nations Represented Wher League Assembly Meets Today in Its First Session,

BELGIAN NAMED ASSEMBLY HEAD   Paul Hymans is Elected President at First Session of  League.   41 NATIONS REPRESENTED

FOUNDATION Of  WORLD PEACE WILL BE LAID  AT UNFERENUE   Delegates at Geneva Deter mined to Meet Intricate Problems   PAUL HYMANS CALLS MEETING TO ORDER   United States Has ‘Observy ers’ but No Official Delegates Present

LEAGUE —ASSEMIBLY MEETS 10 ELECT OFFICERS   Forty-One Nations Have Sent Delegates to Gathering at Geneva This Morning

UPENING ASSEMBLY UF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS MONDAY   Paul Hymans of Belgium is ~ Elected Permanent President.   MEETINGS HELD IN GENEVA

LEAGUE HAS NEW PRESIDENT.      Honor Goes to Belgian Who Is Versed In Foreign Affairs,

PAUL HYMANS OF BELGIUM ELECTED HEAD OF LEAGUE   Former Foreign Minister Receives 35 Out of 41 Votes— First Session of Assembly Gets Under Way.

LEAGUE TALKS ~ DISARMAMEN'   Delegates of 41 Countries Determined to Settle World Preblems

DELEGATIONS 10 MEETING LEAGUE “NATIONS ASSEMBLE   United States Does . Not Answer When the Roll Is Called at the Geneva Session Today   AMERICAN OBSERVERS POSSIBLY MAY ATTEND   NO EFFORT MADE TO COMMUNI‘GATE. WITH WHITE HOUSE OF PRESIDENT-ELECT OF THE AMERICAN BEPUBLIOC

Many Differeacez pn Principa Questions, But Amicable Adjustment Seems  Certain i.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS TO SETTLE MANY INTRICATE PROBLEMS OF THE WORLD

STARS AND STRIPS IN MINORITY AT GENEVA   Few American Flags Flown as Em- blems of 41 Nations Salute League's First Session.

U8. CANNOT re RENAN QUT SAYS +. SHISS- DELEGATE   HALL OF REFORMATION” FILL WITH APPLAUSE AT MENTION > OF UNITED STATES.   HYAMS SAYS LEAGUE _ IS CERTAIN OF FUTURE   Saya It Will Bo Most Effective As » Agent for New Era of, International Harmony. :

CERMAN ADMITTANCE UP FOR DISCUSSION   DELEGATES FROM 41 COUNTRIES PRESENT   Former Belgian Foreign Minister, Paul Hymans, Calls the Meeting To Order. South American Republics Have Full Delecations.

EAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS 10 TACKLE Blh WORLD PROBLEMS   Will Seek to Lay Solid Foundation for Attaining the Eventual Aim of League Covenant.

SWISS OFFICIALS PARADt THROUGH GENEV ¢ STREETS THAT ARE BE DECKED WITH FLAGS Of ATT ATION

LEAGUE FIRST MEETING NOW ON AT GENEVA   Observes will be Present Throughout Session for The United States. ~

PAUL HYMANS [6 EAD OF LEAGUE   Belgian is Elected First President at Geneva   President Motta of Switzerland Welcomes Delegates to Assembly of League of Nations. First Debate Precipitated by Socialist Delegate from Sweden. Hope U.S. Won’t Delay

‘LEAGUE MEMBERS ARE  IN DETERMINED MOOD   DIFFICULT PROBLEMS  ALREADY ARE ARISING   Delegates Assert, However, They ‘Will Meet All With Fair. ness and Open Mind.   PROMINENT MEN ATTEND   United States Not Officially Rapresented But has Observ- ers Present.

AL NATIONS ARE REPRESENTED AT LEAGUE MEFTING   First Session. Of As. sembly Convenes At Geneva With U. S, Unrepresented.

NATIONS’ LEAGUE ASSEMBLY OPENS GENEVA SESSION!   Paul Hymans, Former Prime Minister of Belgium, Is Elected Permanent President.

LEAGUE MEETING OPENS AT GENEVA   Riamoany ois Keynote at First Sos slon of: Assembly of League Of Nations.      41 NATIONS REPRESENTED      Nelegates re Hetormined ta Sulve World's Problesus Without BPriction-—U, S,. Ose.

‘The Delegates From Forty-Oo Countries Are Meeting fn Geneva.   ELECTION COMES FIRST   Many Questions to Be Discussed As Differences Are Already Apparent.

LEAGUE IS’ IN SESSION   Geneva Heralds First Assem“ly of League of Nations on Mohday by Ringing of All Chureh Bells in the City.   FLAGS OF VIRTUALLY  ALL NAT;ONS THERE   Believed That Never Before it History Have Flags of So Many Nations Been Flown Together—Have Big Parade

LEAGUE NATIONS AGES. WORLD OF BUSINESS   Delegates From 41 Countries  Assembled Today at Geneva.   GERMANY’S ADMISSION PERPLEXING PROBLEM      Paul Hymans, Temporary President, Called Meeting to Order.

LEAGUE AoE MBLY MEETS AT GENEVA   EVIDENCE OF HARMONY FEA: TURE OPENING SESSION OF GREAT BODY   MANY QUESTIONS ARE Uf   United States, If Represented At All, Will Take an Informal Part in Deliberations of the Assembly.

HYMIANS CHOSE LEAGUE HEAD At GENEVA MEETING   Assembly to Meet Intricate World Problems.  -— A oe. —. © oe —_a _amuia*ry? 6?   Delegates From 41 Countries Con. vene for First Session of World Body Téday.

Nations of the World Gather in Hal! of the Refor mation, for First Assembly of League Nations, -——Germany, Austria, Turkey Not Represented.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ELECTS PAUL HYMANS   New President Ex-Foreign Minister of Belgium

THE BiG LEAGUE, \ MEETS TODAY   REPRESENTATIVES OF FORTY.-ONE NATIONS AT GENEVA.    LAYING FOUNDATION   THE DELEGATES SEEM TO APPROACH TASK SERIOUSLY. __   : Y . Questions of the Widest and Most Acute Importance Are to'Come  Up for Consideration.

FLAGS OF MANY NATIONS FLY AT INITIAL SESSION   BELLS RING IN HONOR OF IN. TERNATIONAL GATHERING SWISS OFFICERS LEAD PRO. CERSSION —-

‘Election. by. Seven Votes.   Meeting of League Opened Today—Name of Pres‘dent Wilson Cheered .

FIRST LEA ASSEMBLY MEETS   Delegates From Nearly All Na tions Convene in, Geneva, Switzerland.   FEW AMERICAN’ FLAGS   United States Not Represented Officially But Has “Observers” To Keep Washington Informed.

41 NATIONS SEND ENVOYS: U. S. HAS ‘OBSERVERS’ NEAR   American Co-Operation Declared Vital To Success Of Plan.

“QOSERVERD TOREPORT 10 WASHINGTON   FAIRNESS AND OPEN MIND EXPECTED TO BE DELEGATES’ ATTITUDE

{1 Delegates In Session "AL Ueeva   [he United States Not Officially Represented, Although “Observers” Will Keep Washington Informed of Develooments.

OBSERVERS PRESENT AT LEAGUE SESSION FOR UNITED STATES   While Representatives of 41 Nations Gather for Session, Their Actions Are Watched.   DIFFERENCES OF OPINION   Disposition on Part of All Repre sentatives to Handle Mat ters on Fair Basis.

HYMANS ELECTED _ PRESIDENT WHEN SESSION BEGINS   First Meeting of Peace Body Feels Effect of Absence of  American Delegates

BELGIAN ELECTED Ao PRESIDENT OF NATIONS LEAGUE   Paul Hymans Receives 35 Votes in Election Held Yesterday.

BELGIAN NAMED HEAD OF LEAGUE BODY AT GENEVA   Initial Assembly of World - Society Does Not Officially Include U.‘S.   GERMANY’S ADMISSION?   WRANGLE’S DEFEAT PUTS NEW PHASE IN RUSSIAN AFFAIR—  MAY CONSIDER RED RECOGNITION.

LEAGUE 19 SITTING IN cwice cITy         Fymans of Belgium I: President of Big World Body.   YJOOK TO YANKS   Want America te Be in It—France Moy Bar Huns.

FAGHIF AMP! FTES ITS ORGANIZATION   Paul Hymans, of Belgium, 4s Chosen Permanent President; Delegates Welcomed   SMALL STATES ACTIVE   South American Newspapert Express Regret Over Non. Participation of U. 8.

REFORMATION HALL IN GENEVA: HOUSES WORLD-PEACE HOPES   Germany, Austria, Turkey United States, Honduras and Ecuador Unrepresented   Paul Hymans of Belgium Electe: President—Disarmament and Economic Blockades to Be Discussed.

IFAGHF TQ ACT WITHOUT U. S.: HYMANS LEADER   Belgian Foreign Minister Elect ed President-- American. “Observers” ‘Attending   BISARMAMENT TO” > BERARLY SUBJECT

Men Who Have Long Been Prominent in Arena of World Politics Were Present —Most of Southern and Central American Republics Have Full Delegations Present

All Countries of the World With the Exception of Germany, Austria and Turkey Represented in Parade Thru Streets of Geneva—Only A Few American Flags Are Seen.

Assembly of League. of Nations. Convenes in Geneva with Determination to Lay -Firm Foundation for Organization   DISARMAMENT AND USE”. -OF BOYCOTT LOOM-BIG   Differences of Opinion with Re:, spect to Several Pending Questions are Met. by General Disposition to be Fair

LEAGUE TACKLES: WORLD AFFAIRS   First Session Opens at Geneva. —   U.S. KEEPING TAB UPON PROCEEDINGS   Delegates From Forty-one Countries.

WORLD LEADERS ASSEMBLINGFOR LEAGUE MEETING   First Session of Nations Commences With 41 Countries. Represented.   NO OFFICIAL U.S. DELEGATE PRESENT

BELGIAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OFTHE LEAGUE. OF NATIONS    Hope That United States Will [ Fe % ‘ake. Hér Paes a: t ~ Beapte ls Expressed. ~

HEAD OF LEAGUE   President Motta of Switzerland Is Second Choice in Balloting of Geneva Assembly   First Session Is Greeted With Ringing of Bells and Later, Silence on Part of All

PAUL HYMANS IS HEAD OF LEAGUE   Belgian: Elected: ctedl: Chief Office - of keague of, N ions‘at. Onening Session Today   CHAIRMAN OF .“SESSION

APs BOE De PRE ERE Oy TT ARN, MEY Mega MNES NAMES a ROR oe  RST MEETING OF ASSEMBLY  ~ OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   FIFTY-FIVE NATIONS TO BE REPRESENTED AT GEN EVA-:SESSION—MANY PROBLEMS WILL BE TAKEN _ UP—OF 45 POWERS MENTIONED IN COVENANT, 42  HAVE DECLARED ALLEGIANCE.   {Re TTWinited Praoact

HYMANS MADE LEAGUE HEAD AT GENEVA   %5 of 41 Nations Represented at Assembly Vote fer Belgian.   AMERICANS ARE “OBSERVERS”   Many World-Famous Men Present at the Opening Session—W ashington to Ge Kept informed of Oevelopments.  —

RICHES ARE WON BY WELSHMEN   The War Made Many Millionaires of Cardiff Men

TRAM SHIPC MAKE COIN   Sudden Rise to Fortune Is Order o' Day in Ports—Shipping Rates Soar

LABOR AGAINST A.B. CUMMINS   [ts Attitude Toward Iow: Candidate Has Undergone No Change.

“COTTON MILL MEN , ACCEPT LOWER WAGE!   By Agreement. in the Mill Parliament, Reductions Are  _ Made.—Newbern. Iron Employees Refuse Decrease and Go Ont. 7

Hl TWO WIVES COMPARE NOTES   Railroad Engineer Maintains Two Separate.Homes and Is Loved by Each Wife

TWO WIVES, TWO HOMES, SAME TOWN; GETS AWAY _WITHIT FOR THREE YEARS      Both Spouses Loved Railroad Engineer, But His Luck Was Too Good to Last and Now He Faces Bigamy Charge.

NEW TRAINS RUN OUT OF CHICAGO      Three Lines Announce Addi tional Passenger Service to Distant Points

GERMANY MAY TRY OWN GUILT)   ALLIES NOT OPPOSED TO SUCE PROCEEDINGS BUT WILL NOT TAKE PART

KING GIVES UP LANDS FOR CULTIVATION   Alfonso’s Estates to be Parcelled Out Among Farmers By Agrarian Society.

CHAUTAUQUA APRIL 27TH, TO MAY 30   ELLISON-WHITE PEOPLE MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTER: ST TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF THIS DISTRICT,      AMONG OTHER REMARKABLE FEATURES STEFANSSON, DISCOVERER OF “THE BLONDE ESKIMO” IS COMING, 

FIND BODIES ON BREAKING INTO ROOM   Mian and Woman Believed to Be Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Meadows Dead in Ja cksonville, Florida.

UKLAHOMA IS SHOCKED AGAIN   Tulsa Citizen Found Dead in Fiorida Hotel.   DYING WOMAN WITH HIM   Thought to Be His Wife—The Crime Wave Not Diminishing Much.

POLICE FIND MAN DEAD, WOMAN DYING   Break Into Room at Jacksonville, Florida.

Man Dead As Result of Pistol Wound and Woman Believed His Wife Dying.

HUSBAND AND ‘WIFE KILLED   Body of Man and Woman Discovered in a Hotel Room

HOG MARKET AT CLEVELAND BUT PORK STAYS UP   “Cheaper Meat For All is Coming,” Says Deep Student of Conditions   RETAILER HANGS‘ ON   Manufacturer and Farmer Take Their Loss While  Retailer Passes Buck

RETAIL MARKET NOT HIT BY HOG PRICE TUMBLE   Reductions In Prices Chargec  Consumer for Fresh Meats  Inconsequential Despite Decline of Hog Market.

Gut Retail Markets Show Littl Change.   LARGEST KILLERS ARE HOLDING- MEATS   '  ‘Only Cheaper Cuts Offered for  Sale—Action Under Lever Act  May Bring Relief.

Mo GLOSED DOWN OY STATE BUREAU   Loans for Oil Compan§ Fin. ancing Are Doubtfully Secured. Savs Report.   Lower Has Been Cashier and Chief Stockholder—Fike Now in Charae.

BANK GOES TO WALL WITH $175,000 SHORTAG!   Doors of Valparaiso Institution Ar _ Closed-—-Loaded With Alleged Worthless Paper:

0 BILLION DOLLARS FOR YEAR ALONED BY PAST CONRESE   FIGURES GIVEN OUT BY CHAIR MAN GOOD OF APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.   MANY ESTIMATES REDUCED   $4,859,890,527 Set Aside For Exense: Coming Year While Balance )s To Cover Deficiency Up To Date.

FEDERAL BALANCE SHEET   Approximately ‘Five Billions Appropriation by Sixty-Sixth Congress.

CONGRESS W As MosT LIBERAL.   ippropriations Aggregate Appreximately Five Billie Dellars.

CONGRESS APPROPRIATED ABOUT FIVE BILLIONS   More Than Half Was Direct War Hang-over, According to Chairman Goad

CONGRESS BUDGET AT LAST SESSION WAS FIVE BILLION   Huge Amount Appropriated Before Adjournment June 5 —Most of It for Fiscal Year Expenditures.

ah, Ee y +        con a2 CA) + 2) om Cory ON 4, ye a si ch ie % - i it  a PATE, CNL Scr  BY CHAIRMAN e000  OA AME A AC CN      Congress Aporopriated Nearly $5,000,908,000,

APPROPRIATIONS $4,850,060,000   Chairman Good Prepares State ment for the Record,

UUNG.icod HAD APPEUPRIATED FIVE BILLIONS   APOUT HALE WAS HANG- OVER OF THE PEBTS INCURRED BY REAVSON OF THE WAR,    Increases Oyor Pstimates of Depart: ments Were Made for Pensions and Postal Pinployees

Five Billions Given Wilson by Congress   MUCH OF THIS IS HANG-OVER OF WAR-—COIN TO BE LENT RAILROADS FIGURES-—PENSIONS AND POST PAY INCREASED FOR BIG TOTAL—SUMS FOR CIVIL PURPOSES ARE NOT VERY HEAVY.

CONGRESS GRANTED ABOUT FIVE BILLION   Official Figures Given. Out. by  Chairman Good; cof ‘House,  Df amwimittao

CONGRESS HAS COSTLY SESSION   FIGURES PREPARED FOR FINAL ISSUE OF RECORD--REDUCTION IN ESTIMATES

$5,000,000,000 BY ‘iH COIS      ‘Head of House Appropriations Com “mittee Prepares Statement of: Bia Money Bills.

The Allied Council Immediately Goes Into Extraordinary Ses: sion to Consider Situation

Action of Representative Will Not Affect Allies’ Determination; Councilof Ambassadors Announces Roster Will Be Communicated Direct to Berlin Officials.

GETS COLD FEET AND QUITS WHEN HE LEARNS WHAT IS WANTED BY THE AlL-

NEW SITUATION - NOW CREATEL   “aha ‘Lersner, _ German Charge, Hands in His. Resignation

VON LERSNER REFUSES TO GO ON “AND JUMPS JOB   Is in Line with’ Attitude of German Officials to-Refuse Extradition of Emperor  And Others. :   ONLY THING LEFT TO QUIT   Council of Allied Ambassadors Called to Discuss Situation. Ameri‘can Member Had No State ment to Make.

VON LERSNER RESIGNS.   ‘Returns List Containing Name: of Germans Whose Exiradition is Demanded.

ALLIED COUNCIL SCALED INTO SPECIAL SESSION   4gON LESNER-RETURNS. LIST OF M@ERMANS:TO PREMIER MILLERAND

GERMANY 10 REFUSE; ENVOY QUITS POST   Kurt von Lersner Says Im possible to Comply With Prisoner Demand   LEAVES FGR BERLIN   Altied’ Council’ is Called Inte Meeting Following Envoy’s Action

VON LERSNER 19. RETURNING HOME   GERMAN CHARGE D’AFFAIR ES REFUSE TO PRESENT ALLIED DEMANDS   ALLIED COUNCIL MEETS   Situation Created By Resignation of Von Lernser to Be Discussed At Meeting in Paris

SAYS OTHER OFFICIALS WILL LIKEWISE REFUSE   Extraordinary Session of Council of Ambassadors Is Immediately Held to Discuss Situation Arising From Action—Official Statement to Be Given Out.

He Realgned Rather Than Try to Send Germans to The Entente,   “IMPOSSIBLE TO COMPLY"   Refers to Statements and Notes Which Mave Told of Inability To De This.

EXTRAORDINARY ~~ SESSION OF THE ALLIED COUNCIL   Situation in Regard to Germany Puzzling

Ge Ba Sogn Oh e oe ,  : ’ i oe ee 5 Oe ey   HEAD OF GERMAN PEACE DELEGATION RESIGNS WHEN DKMAND IS MADE FOR EXTRAs  DITION OF GUILTY    Called Into Kxtraordinary Session to Discuss the New Phase of os the Silwation  A

VON LERSNER RESIGNS RATHER THAN SUBMIT THE EXTRANITION IST   Says He Will Leave for Berlin Immediately. — French Indifferent to the Plans But Allies Feel They Must In sist on Lreaty Provision.   RETURNS LIST TO MILLERAND   Over Eight Hundred German - Persons Are Demanded

HEAD OF GERMAN PEACE * DELEGATION QUITS AND — RETURNS ALLIED LIST

QUITS RATHER THAN AGT Th EXTRADITION   Von Lersner Returns Lisi and Leaves for Berlin.

GERMAN AMBASSADOR AT PARIS SURRENDERS HIS PORTFOLIO AND RETURNS TO BERLIN WHEN CALLED ON TO DELIER WILHLEM

LERONER QUITS AND STARTS FOR HOME UN THE NEXT TRAIN   Declares He Will Have Nothing to Do With Extradition  cf Germans.   AMBASSADORS IN MEETING   No Off€cial Statement Given of Future Action on Extraditing Huns.

Peace Delegate Tells Premier Millerand He Could Not Help In Extradition of High German Officials

Von Lersner To Quit Paris Following Demand For Surrender Of German Leaders   Council Of Ambassadors Called Into Special Session Discusses The Situation

AUGT VON LERSNER RESIGNS OFFICE      Cannot Officially Carry Out German Extraditions.

LERSNER FLATLY REFUSES T0 SIGN ROGUES’ DOCKET   Leaves Paris in a Huff and Allies Are Again At Sea As Regards   WAR CRIMES BAR TRIAL   HEAD OF BERLIN PEACE BODY STUBBORNLY SAYS FATHERLAND WILL NEVER CONSENT TO TRIAL.

REFUSES TO DELIVER EXTRADITION LIST   Von Lersner, Head of Germa: Peace Delegation, Returns Names and Quits Post.

Resigns His Berth Qa P: Delegation And Heads Far Berlin  HOPE FOR TREATY AC

VON LEASE  AEOIGND AD PEAGt ile FOR GERMANY   Returns to Allies the List ~ of Germans Meant for Trial   AMBASSADORS IN SPECIAL SESSION   Eight Hundred and Ninety Six Are Accused of War Crimes

10 LEAVE PARIS ON FIRST TRAM   Von Lersner Declares He Cannot Join in Execution of Extradition Clause   Allied Council of Ambas ‘sadors Called Into Extra  nardiniury Seccinon

HUNTING PARENTS RUSSIAN REFUGEES   League of Red Cross Mails Broadcast Names of 780 Kussian Refugee Children,

FULL PROGRAM = AWAITS ATTENTION LEAWUE COUNCIL TN ROME NEAT FRIDAY   Jutline of Preparations Show That F irst. Steps Are to Be Taken Toward Carrying Out Certain Provisions of League Covenant.

COUNCIL WILL MEET AT ROME   Program Awaits Gathering of League of Nations.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO MEET FRIDAY   Will Consider Question Of International Disarmament.

LEAGUE COUNCIL TO MEET MAY 14   Program Includes International Dis armament and Publication of All: Treaties.

TAXATION SUBUEGT UF GHIET IMPORT OF GB TH CONGRESS   ‘Advanee Guard” Of Senators and Representatives On Ground.

BEDDES SELECTED BRITIOH MINISTER TO UNITED STATES   IS HEAD OF NATIONAL SERVICE PEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH CABINET,

LONDON REPORTS NEW AMBASSADOE   However, Washington Has Not Yet Received Official Notification.

AED ARMY BOTTLED BY POLE ADVANCE: VICTORY 18 CAUSE OF REJOICING IN CITY OF WARSAW      Advance Is Irresistible; No News “From Peace: Dele: - gates, But Face of the - Treaty Has Changed.

WILSON HAS REGAINED HIS NORMAL WEIGH)   Some of the Things He Doe in a ‘Normal Day" Are Depicted by Newspaper.

PRESIDENT [9 BACK TO. NORMAL WEIGHT ARTICLE DECLARES   INTERVIEW BY GRAYSON TELL! OF THINGS EXECUTIVE DOES IN “NORMAL WAY"

‘PRESIDENT REGAINS NORMAL WEIGHT OF 179 POUNDS, IS STATEMENT OF DR. GRAYSON

WILSON AT NORMAL WEIGHT.   President Is Now Able to Write Shor Wert Notes.

WILSON IS NORMAL   Washington Post Quotes Ad. miral Grayson’s Statement

SAYS PRESIDENT NOW WEIGHS 179 POUNDS   Admiral Grayson Quoted By Washington Paper   Exercises Arm and Leg and Shave: Himself, Article Declares

18: DOCTORS FAG: ~~ LAST RESORT WINS   During Twelve Years Eighteen Doce tors Treat Sufferer in Vain. -*

18 DOCTORS FAIL  TAST RESORT WINS   During Twelve Years Eighteen Doc ee a eweant Suiferer In Vain.

OF WILLYS-OVERLAN   4,500 Out of Work —Undecided Whether to Work Half Time or Snenend ladefinitely.

Has to ‘Carry Revolver. So-He Cen Smoke, in’ Zien City Unannoyed

FROM TASTE   Head of Anti-Saloon League Say: Some Doctors Argue From Stomach.

ARGUE  FROM TASTE   Head of Anti-Saloon League Says Some Doctors Argue From Stomach.

NEW SPECIAL CAR.   ' “on * * 7 a . r Will Make Tts Initial Trip on Trae Hon Sy¥stem Sunday, .

nitial Trip on Trae. tion System Sundays. . ”     Will Make Hts]

SOVET WOTORY DURING (20 13 BREETING TODAY   puUVEEr iN WASHINGTON AN} OTHER CAPITALS IS” PRO(LAIMED FROM Mosca,

RED CROSS NOTES   HOME NURSING AND HYGIENE CLASSES—ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING—EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.

TAKE UP STUDY  OF HYGIENE   Miss Linnie Best County Nurse Organizes Classes in  County.

PROSECUTION OF © DRAFT EVADERS CALLED ‘FIASC(      ‘Only Promises” By War De pariment, Servlee Wen Tell House Committee.

SERIOUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST ADMINISTRATION   AMERICAN LEGION MEN GO BE FORE HOUSE COMMITTEE   ASK THAT ACTION BE TAKEN AT ONCE,   Officials of the Legion Say War De. partment And Department of Justice are Doing Nothing With Scores of Thonsands of Such Men.

SERVICE MEN = URGE ACTION -QNDESERTERS   Chaige War: Department: ts Do -jng Nothing To Punish the : _ Draft. Evaders.   MORE THAN.-150,000. CASES   Do Nothing But, Promise Prose~ ¢utions, Declares the _ “Spokesman. are

DRAFT EVADERS 70 BE PROSECUTED   Charges That Department is  Not Taking Proper Steps Was Made by the Service Mens Organization Before Cammittee Tadav.

IMAFT EVADERS TO FE PROGECITEL   Ch: -~es That Department is  I~: Taking Proper Steps Wess Made by the Service Mens Organizaticn Before COC ammnittes Wada

FORMER SERVICE MEN CHARGE THAT THE WAR DEPARTMENT IS LAX IN PROSECUTING SLACKERS

CHARGE WAR DEPARTMENT CODDLES DRAFT DODGERS      Representatives of Service Men’s Or-. ’ ganizatio# Make Complaint to House Committee

DRAFT T EVADERS © _ UNPROSECU TED, VETERANS SAY   Allege “War, Department “T; akes No. ‘Action, Ag gainst

FORMER OLDIE RG WANT PROSEGUTICS   ASSERT WAR DEPARTMENT’ NOT PRESSING PROSECUTION DRAFT EVADERS   7O,9T1 CASES ON BOOK!   It Is Alleged That the War Department Has Not Yet Disposed of That Number of Draft Evasions.

CLAIM WAR DEPT. S LAYING. DOWN   Service Organizations Charge No Pep Put in Prosecuting Draft Evadeys.

LEGION HEADS Sit TO0,000 SLACKERS NOT YET PUNISHED   War Dep’t Has Done Nothing but Promise Prosecution, Teil House Committee.

GOING AFTER “DRAFT EVADERS   Service Men Are Demand ing Action. .   WAR DEPARTMENT _ FAILS TO PROSECUTE   Charges Filed With Judie: ~ jary Committee. —

MONKEY BIT GREECE’S KING   And Alexander's Temperature is High, Due to Local Infection.

TANGLE AT 80. VEARS         Husband, &4, Answer: With: Tales of “  Divorces Plow

IN @PRIANGLES® 4 1 rn Y LARS.     Husband, S414. Auswers Divorce Plen Se ee ee ce res oe Sr . oer ey

DENVER HAS A CAR STRIKE   Employ@s ef Tramway Company Go Oat to Enforce Demand for  Inerease.

Tramway System Is Idle, Due to Walkout of Employes When Demand For More Pay Is Refused

GOV. ALLEN AND SAM’L GOMPERS TADK TONIGHT   Debate Merits of Recently En acted Kansas Industrial Court Legislation.

HALL TOO SMALL FOR -ALLEN-GOMPERS MEET   JUDGE ALTON B, PARKER WILL PRESIDE AT DE BATE TONIGHT   Each of the Speakers Will Have Ninety Minutes tea Prosen Arguinenis

GOMPERS-ALLEN DEBATE TONIGH   Seats at Premium for New York Discussion of Industrial Court Law.

ALLEN-GOMPERS DEBATE       Pempnd Fer’ Seats at Forenst Chish Far Lsceeds the Hall's Capacity,

GOMPERS TO DEBATE NEW KANSAS MEASURE   Governor Allen to Defend Law Placed in Effect.

BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.  rac.   ‘Governor Allen and Gompers to Debatsé

DGED IN BY BARBED WIRE BARRIERS   All Persons Passing During. The Night Are Examined -by Slodiers.   SENTRY WHHEN ATTAGERD, HILLS 3 OF ABgaAiLANTS       Pwo Other Deaths Monday as ReBult of Clashes During Series of Raids.   CITY QUIET LAST NIGHT   Curfew Law Strictly Enforced; Extra Military Precautions Are Taken.

DEMOCRATS 10 HOLD LOVE FEAST; WILSON MAY STATE PLANS   Willi iam Jennings: Bryan and: Altor » Bo Parker Will: Be On pend Te Stir- Things Up. _      iFIVE CITIES SEEK MEETING

Selection of Convention City to Be Chief Business Thursday; Several Aspirants to Presidential Nomination to Outline Policies at Banquet.

BOURBON EYES ARE ~ TURNING 10 BRYAN   AGAIN IN GOOD GRACES OF THE DEMOCRATIC FOLD.   Presence at Party Lowe Feast if Washington Is Arousing Interest Second Only to That of Wil son's Intentions.

WILL WILLIAM J. GAYAN AGAIN COME QUT AS AGEMOCRATIC GANDIDATE'   THS PI “ANS ARE BEING WATCHED BY NATLONAL LEADERS,   CONFERENCES IN CAPITAL ARE EXPECTED SOON TO INDICATE ATTITUDE OF PRESIDENT WILSON ON NOMINATION—SIX CITLES SEEK MEETING.

DEMOCRATS GATHERING TO TALK OVER ISSUED   Cate WASHINGTON IS TO BE RALLYING GROUND THIS WEEK FOR. PARTY LEADERS,   TA NAME SONVENTION CITY   Candidates and, Policies Will Be Discussed and Acquaintances Renewed.

WOODROW AND W. J.B. STIR UP MYSTERY TALK OF DEMOCRATS   Attitude at Jackson Day Banquet Cause of Surmise.   WILSON MAY TELL THIRD TERM VIEW   Choice of Convention City Will Be Made. .

DEMOCRATS TO GET TOGETHER IN PARTY RALL}   Judge Alton B. Parker and Williary Jennings Bryan Will Be There   Speculation as to What Former Secretary of State Wil Do—Doubt as to President’s Intentions—To Selec Convention City—Banquet in Two Places—Talk of Selecting Candidate by Majority Instead of Two-Third:

\F i fty-gallon Still te.  Taken In Texas; Farmer  Of Prominence Held

TURES. YVIELD TO BRITISH,   Threatened at First to Prevent Movement to Occupy Verritory.

RUSSIAN FARMERS TURN ON THE REDS   Will Try to Cast Off Yoke of Moscow Regime.   KIRGHIS TO CALL CONGRESS   Gathering Would Include Representa tives of Three Provinces Along Northwest Border of Mongolia —Others May Come In.

Two Regions Pre} epare to Cast Yoke gf Moscow = Regime.    Proposed Gathering Would Represent ~ Provinces of Semipaiatinsk, Akmolinsk and Turgui, of the Southern Siberian Steppes.

PEASANTS TURN AGAINST REDS   Two Regione Prepare to Cast Of “Yoke. of Moscow jl _ Regime,   WILL COMVOKE A CONGRESS   Proposed Gathering Would Represent  Provihces of Samipalatinak, Akimolinsk and Turgui, of the Southern. Sibérian Steppes,

LORD MAYOR OF CORK BEATEN   Attack Attributed to Opposition to the Sinn Fein Election Policy-— Rescued by Seidiers, its

LORD MAYOR OF CORK ROUGHLY HANDLED   Assault is Reply to His Lord ship’s Policy on Sinn Fein Propaganda.

ATTACK LORD MAYOR OF CORK   Assault Attributed to His Opposition to the Sinn Feiners.

TEaTIMONY BEGUN IN COURT MARTIAL   peeeneted  OF FLCERS WHO ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING ARE CONFINED TO CAMP

MILITARY BOARD CF INQUIRY (S CONVENED   EXAMINATION INTO ATTEMPTED ARREST OF HOUSTON EDITOR TS BEGUN THERE,

EDITORS TESTIFY ON KIDNAPINE   HEADS HOUSTON PRESS AND CHRONICLE TESTIFY, AS DOES MAYOR

ALLEGED AGENT OF U8. JS PRISONER IN MEXIGE   Charge of Writing False Article: on Conditions Placed Against Altendorf

POLITICAL POT BOWING TODAY IN MANY STATES   Pennsylvania and Vermont Are Holding Presidential Prefererence Primaries.  F . Saeaeeen pene 2 cae ee Geren ff Fite Beats   Various Conventions Are Under Way.

POLITICAL POT BOWING TODAY IN MANY STATES   Pennsylvania and Vermont Are Holding Presidential Prefererence Primaries.  Various Conventions Are Under Way.

Veniremen Ready For Trial of Newberry   Attorneys Also Gathering at Grand Rapids For Opening of the  Trial Tomorrow.

SEE OMEN OF TURKISH FALL      Tradition Partly Fudfilled in an In eltdent at Jerusalem.

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FEND TELLS OF SLAIN WIFE I ROLE OF A HERG   Army Officer Shot Down Woman and “Robber” He Hired For Crime   GUN GAVE PLOT AWAY

GOLD BLOODED IN CONFESSION OF HIS CRIME   Wanderer, former arm}  - man, finally admits he Leitllod hike wito

THE WANDERER MURDER CLEARED BY CONFESSION  SOLDIER HUSBAND PLAN. NED MURDER TO GET RID OF HIS WIFE. WANTED TO BE FREE TO GO WITH ARMY

FORMER ARMY GFFICER CONFESSES MURDER   Carl Wanderer Shot Wife and Man He Employed to Stage “Hold Up” At Chicago.

Former Army Man Admits He Shot Wife and Killed Duped en 7  ,Most Cold Blooded Duel Crime In Chicago Police History.  

Cold Blooded Crime Story Is Told By Wanderer; Was Tired Of Family Life’

Carl Wanderer, Who Posed As Hero, Finally Breaks Down and Gives to Police Details of His Cold-Blooded Crime.

NEIGHBOR RELATES STORY OF MURDER   Peter Kintner Says Joshua Botkin Said He Gave Boy Licking.   JURY IS SHOWN PHOTO   Marks on Body of Boy Ar Clearly Visible—Resume ase’ Tuesday,

Bandits Frightened Away Before They Have Chance to Blow Safe—Leave Tools and Nitroglycerin.

SARCOXIE BANK AGAIN 1S ROBBEI   SECOND BURGLARY IN MONTH YIELDS SMALL LOOT FOR THIEVES.

LAW AND ORDER IS AIM OF CANDIDATE   GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS IS NOTIFIED BY MORROW OF KEN        LISTENS TO PUBLIC   Declares Extravagant Standards of Expenditures Must Be Eliminated.

Says Chief Task Before Republican Party is to Repossess People of Their Government  - and Property—Speech of Acceptance of Vice Presidential Nomination Interprets Campaign Issues—Gov. Morrow, of Kentucky Delivers Speech of Notification.

GOV. COOLIDGL TODAYS CENTER G.0.P SPOTLIGHT   He is Today Formally Noti. fied of Nomination for Vice Presidency.   SPEECH TEEMS WITH GENERALITIES   Notification Address is Deliv ered By Governor Morrow of Kentucky.

In Address of Acceptance Governo1 Says Greatest Task That Lies Before the Republican Party Is Teo Repossess the People of Their Government and Their Property.   NORTHAMPTON IN GAY ATTIRE IN HONOR OF BIG OCCASION

GOV. COBLIDGE NOW “KNOWS ABOUT {T   GOV. MORROW, OF KENTUCKY MAKES NOTINICATION SPEECE   FORMALLY. - WOTIFIED TODAY   Governor Coolkigo Says “Observance of Law Is the Greatest Solvent of Public Nls"—True But Not New,

GOVERNOR SPEAKS Al NOTIFICATION   Cromd AH Attends “a PT e  Huge Crowd Attends Gere. monies in Candidate’s 3 Honor   UPHOLDS LEAGUE STAND   Asks for Return of Government and Property to the People

DEPLORES LACK OF RESPECT FOR LAW, COOLIDGE      AT NOTIFICATION CEREMONY VICE-PRESIDEN. TIAL NOMINEE SEES SOURCE OF GRAVE DAN. Fa ok sh

NOTIFIED COOLIDGE OF HIS NOMINATION   “GIVE PEOPLE BACK THEIR GOVERNMENT AND PROPERTY.” HE SAYS   WANTS LAWS OBSERVED   Law Observance the Greatest Solvent of Public His, Says the hominee    Declares Government Waste Had Enesuraged Private bxiravagarnce in U. ».

GOV. COOLIDGE IS FORMALLY NOTIFIED   Interprets Broadly Cam. paign Issues—-Party Leaders Present.

COGLIBGE GIVEN NOTIFICATION GF HIS NOMINATION   Address of Notification Given by Edwin P.  Morrow

COOLIDGE IS AGAINSTDISORDER   Vice Presidential Nominee Calls For Rescue in War Reaction,   GREAT THRONG GREETS HIN   Wilson League of Nations Rightly Opposed by Republicans, Who Will Mect Every American Duty, He Saye

FORMAL NOTICE 19 GIVEN CANDIDATE   Governor Coolidge’s Modest Home at Northampton Is Mecca for Great Crowd at Notification Ceremonies.   Governor Morrow’s speech of notification will be found on Page 2 and Governor Coolidge’s response on Page 8.

G.O.P. Vice Presidentiak Candidate Notified Today  MORROW IS SPEAKER   “Chief Task is to Repossess the Peo ple of Their Government and Their Property.”

Great Crowd Gathers at Northampton to Witness Ceremonies--Morrow in Notifiratinn “Cnearh   MANY NOTABLES PRESENT   Ceremonies Take Place On Allen Field at Smith's College at Northampton

MUST RESCUE NATION FROM ~ WAR UNREST      G..0. P. Vice Presidential “Nominee Asks Unity in National Life.   GETS NOTIFICATION ON COLLEGE CAMPUS

GODLIDGE STANDS FOR RESGUE FAC WAR'S REACTIONS   Republican Vice Presidentia Candidate Outlines Need in Acceptance Speech.   MUST GET GOVT BACK INTO HANDS OF PEOPLE   Urges Better Facilities for Reasonable Adjustment of Industrial Disputes.

AIRE PEST SWNT FR PEI         vors Somé Sort of League of ‘Nations That Republicans W7slf Rlawsn : :

COOLIDGE ASKS RESTORATION Of POPULAR GOV'T.   Governor Notified of His Selection by G. O. P. Today

Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee Is Officially Told Today That He Is Choice of Party. .   GOVERNMENT MUST BE RETURNED TO PEOPLI   Private Will Has Governed Toc  ‘Long Is Opinion of Nominee:  Must Eliminate Expenditures and Revise Taxes.

GOOLIDGE ACCEPTS THE ROMIRATION   SAYS THE CHIEF TASK {S TO REPOSSESS PEOPLE OF THEIR GOVERNMENT.’ 

Re OUUE NATION HUM REAL THN AWOLL DY WAN   THIS IS AMERICA’S BIG TASh ACCORDING TO VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOWEINER,

Candidate. For Vice-President F ormally Notified of Convention Action at His Home in Northamp- ‘ _ ton, Mass., Today; Governor Morrow De-. . Delivers the Notification. .   SEES OBSERVANCE OF LAW AS SOLVENT OF ILLS

COOLIDGE NOTIHED AT ~ NORTHAMPTON TODAY   G. 0. P. Vice President Nomine: Says Chief Task Is fo Re. store Government.   OBSERVANCE OF LAWS IS REMEDY FOR PUBLIC ILLS       Massachusetts Governor Receives Formal Notice from Gov. Morrow, of Kentucky. °   PRAISES SENATOR HARDING   Candidate Suggests Remedies for Economic and Other Problems Before the Country,

TELL COOLIDGE _ OF NOMINATION   Ber CANDIDATE GIyORMWAL TENDER.   PRINCIPLE DUTY Now IS. Te REPOSSESS GOVERNMENT.   Declares That Stand of Republican Senators, on League of: Nations Wl Be Approved. -

COGLIDGE TOLD ABOUT TT TODAY   Republican Nominee for Vice President is Officially Notified of It.   GOVERNOR COOLIDGE MAKES STRONG TALE   Destiny of America Lies in the Homes of the People, Be Sevs.

ASSAILS CLASS DISTINCTION IN FORMAL SPEECH   Vice Presidential Nominee is Notified by Gov. Morrow of - Kentucky    EXTRAVAGANCE MUST END   Ask Economy in Government and Assails Original League of Nation’s Pact

MASOAGHSETTS GOVERNOR [5 NOTIFIED TODA)   RESCUE U. S. FROM WAR RE. ACTIONS HE SAYS.   CEREMONIAL HELD AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS   Time Now To Re-Posses the People Of Their Government and Their Property—Gov, Morrow of Kentucky Notines Him.

AT N. HAMPTON   PEOPLE MUST BR REPORSSRSSRD OF THEIR GOVERNMENT AND PROPERTY «AYR NOWINER

COOLIDGE MAKES STRONG ADDRESS   Vice Presidential Candidate of Republicans Formally Notified  of Nomination,   RESCUE FROM WAR, A NEED   Disregard of Law Attacked. Extravagance Bred of Governmental Policy, He Says. Criticises League.

COOLIDGE NOTIFIED. OF NOMINATION   Says Chief Task Is To Repossess People of Their Government and Property.

PICTWRES OF GOV. VIE WITH BUNTING   Town Resplendent With National Colors—Photographs Of Vice Presidential Candidate Were Displayed Everywhere—Morrow Delivered Notification.

GOOLIOGE RECEIVES A NOTFCATION OF HS NOMINATION   Pledges Himself to Help “‘Repossess People of Their  Gevernment.”’   PRIVATE WILL FOR PUBLIC’S   That, Says Vice Presidential Nomince, Is One of Ills of  Democrats.

COOLIDGEIS NOTIFIED OF ~ NOMINATION   Missacheuaetts Home of Candidate -m Gay Attire For the Ceremonies.   NTEREST IN HIS SFEECH   “altows Party Subircts to be Covered s Alt Business Suspended at Northampton and City ts Crowdod ith Thelegations from Adinining Torn

COOLIDGE GETS OFFICIAL NOTICE OF NOMINATION   Says Rescue of Reactions of War is Nation’s Transcendent Need.

TO RE-POSSESS THE PEOPLE   Of Their Government and Property.   GOVERNOR COOLIDGE SAYS   in Address Today Accepting Republican Vice-Presidential Nomination.

NOMINATION ACCEPTED BY COOLIDGE   Says Rescue from Reaction of War ‘iranscendent Need  of United States.

GOV, COBLIDGE NOW KNOWS ABOUT IT   GOV. MORROW, OF KENTUCKY MAKES NOTTMCATION SPRECH Pau      FORMALLY NOTIFIED “TODA   * Governor Coolidge Says “Observinnce     of Law Is the Greatest Solvent of     ‘Public Ws"—True But Not New.

COOLIDGE SCORNS CLASS LAWS   Scores Reactionary Methods in Acceptance Speech:   BIG CROWD -IN: ATTENDANCE   Massachusetts’ College. ° City -- Panked for: Notification

NOTIFICATION AT NORTHAMPTON   Says Observance of Law Greatest Solvent of Pub Be Us :   Would Revise Excess Profits Tax, Breeder of Great Extravagance   Gov. Morrow Says Nomina tion Tendered as Spontane ous Wish of Party

NOTIFIED COOLIDGE OF HIS NOMINATION   “GIVE PEOFLE BACK THEIR  GOVERNMENT AND PROPDppy » wr aaye   WANTS LAWS OBSERVED   Law Observance’ the Greatest Sol vent of Public His, Says the Nominee °   Declares Government Waste Hat Encouraged Private Extravagavee;in U.S...

“OOLIDGE GIVEN ‘ORMAL NOTICE JF NOMINATION   Rescue From Reactior Of War, Nation’s Need, He Says.

END WASTE IN CAPITAL, HIS PLEA   NomineeAdvocates  New Attitude Toward Industry in Notitication Speech—-Deplores Creation ot Class Distinctions.

COOLIDGE FOR LAW ENFORGEMEN       “Observance of, Law, Is “ Greates Solvent: of -Publle ns," Says ‘ Gs. OP, Nomilice  :   ACCEPYS (THE NOMINATION   NOTIFICATION °° MADE. AT - SMI COLLEGE   Coalldye Déclares America’ § Great.  ost Problain is Reconstruction,  Vand Sees Only’: Solution in ‘Nepublican, Rute.

IBERTIES MUST BE GIVEN BALK, NOMINEE SAYS   chief Task is to Reposses  Peon! 2 of Their Government,  He Deslares   MORROW OF KENTUCKY NOTIFIES COOLIDGE   Candidate Asserts Observance of Law is Greatest Solvent of Public fils

Relatives of Man Killed at Galves ton Request Simple Civilian Funeral.

TEACHERS PREFER WAR PAY BASIS TO SALAR}   SAY PAY IS NOT EQUIVALEN’ TO $33 WITH BOARD AND CLOTHING

GERMANY  MAKES ANOTHER REQUEST TI FRAN   To Permit the Reichswehr to Be Sent Against Reds in Ruhr District.

PERIL BRITISH NEAR BAGDAD   Military Situation in Mesopotamia : Said to Be Serious—Garrison : Cut Off.

BRITISH PERILED IN EAST   Garrisgn Reported Cut Off 95 Miles From Baac'ed.

BRITISH ARE FALLING BACK   Situation in Mesopotam ia Continues Serious, Says Dispatch

MESOPOTAMIA  TUATION alld TQ BE SERIOUS   BRITISH DETACHMENT ON FAM  OUS BIBLICAL RIVER SAID TO BE CUT OFF

DRY DEMOCRATS WILL: “NOT OPPOSE GOV. CO}        Gin. Sheppard, af Tex, Dry Leader, "fo Indicated Iw Telegram to. " Governar Cox, ~

TEXAS SENATOR {S NOT OPPOSED TO COX   Wires Governor of Ohio and Predicts Election Certain in November.

Siberia is Veritable Pest Hole Says Red Cross Representative Just Returned.

OHIOANS HONORED   Elscted at Episcopal Synod Meet. . ing at Grand Rapids

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ~——AMERICE      MEETING OF THE SYNOD OF THE PROVINCE OF THE MID. WEST IN GRAND HAPIDS  RIGHT REY, WILLIAX ANDREW LEONARD, BISHOE OF O10 ELECTED PRESIDENT

2500 OSTEOPATHS AT MEET   Doctors From Many Parts of the World in Convention at Chicago.

OSTEOPATHS AT CONVENTION   Twenty-Five Hundred Doctors Meet in Chicago to Talk.

PREPARE FOR ATTACK   AGUA PRIETA IN SONORA BEIN¢ FORTIFIED AGAINST EXPECTED COMING OF TROOPS.

CARRANZA TROOPS PLN TO REGAIN CTATE OF SONORA   Battle With the Secessionists Ts Coming Within aShort Time and Trenches Are Being Dug by Federal Troops In Advance of Fioht.

MEXICAN BORDER TOWN S OBJECTIVE ‘EAPRANZA TROOP   Campaign Te Bring § Senora Baek Inte Mexican Federation of States .

AUGA PRIETA TO FIGHT. “TOREMANINDEPENDEN   Carranza Government: ‘Forces: tu Attempt to Bring It Back Into Goevernmeni;.

PUBLIC DEBT Id BEING DECREASEL   ‘NOVEMBER INCREASE BRINGS - STATEMENT THAT YEAR WILL : SHOW REDUCTION.

PUBLIC DEBT HIGHER   INCREASE IS REVEALED   Officials Look for Reduction From September's Figure By Year's End.

PUBLIG DEBT TE BE REGUGED   BIG SLICK WELL BE CUT FROM ra BY THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, [FT IS REPORTED

NATIONAL DEBT SHOWS DECREASI   Further Material Reduction By End of the Year Is Expected

PROMISE BIG SLASH  IN NATIONAL DEBTS   Treasury Officials, Despite Enotmous Increase in November, Predict a Big Reduction For Year

PLANS COMPLETED   For Distributing Car Load Of Gaernseys At Veedersburg On Sat mmdaw Tamrawe 24

PLANS COMPLETED   For Distributing Car Load Of Guernseys At Veedersburg On Sat nraav. Tantary 274

TAREE  CONDITIONS ON AMERICA ENTER ING LEAGUE  Presented Harding By Bishop Anderson. of Cincinnati.

SONDITIONS ON AMERICA ENTER ING LEAGUE   Presented Harding By Bishop Ander. son, of Cincinnati.

HARDING MEETS LEADING LIGHTS   President-elec, Confers With Lead. ing Men Relative To U. 8. Entrance Into The League of Nations.   SHOULD RETURN SHANTUNG   Bishop Tes Harding That Th’s Country Should Be Boung By No Action Save That of Conaress

LEAGUE WEMBERSHIP = SHOULD BE OPEN TO ALL NATIONS   Bishop. Anderson Asks That Amer ica “Demand Return of Shantung, to to China by Japan.

Says Luxury Producers Are Shown  Much Favor   Farmers Will Lose 2 Billion on Crop   Says Shortsighted Banker: Will Lose in the Long Run

BANKERS DENY CREDIT TO FARMERS SAYS MEREDITH   SAYS THEY WILL LOSE TWO AND ONE-HALF BILLIONS AT PRESENT PRICES

FARMERS DENIED NEEDED CREDIT   Secretary Merideth Charges That Farmers Are Being Denied Necessary Credit hy Bankers

Secretary of Agriculture Charges Luxury Producers Favored Over Growers

BANKERS HOLD UP LOANS 10 FARMER   Secretary - Meredith . Declares “Luxury -Producers” Are . Favored by Banks,

MEREDITH SAYS _; FARMERS DENIED NEEDED CREDIT:   That Luxury Producers Are Fatoved, Farmers Lose by Falling Prices.

bia AE DENIED GREG   BANKERS DECLINED TO FAVOR THE PRODUCERS: OF LUX URTES.   BILLIONS ARE AT STAKI   : ‘Short-Sighted Policy Liable to Cas Losses in the Long Run.—Crops Produced on Basts of High Prices.

Secretary Meredith Charges Favoritism ts Shown by Arnerioan Rankers.   AID LUXURY PRODUCERS   Cabinet Member Avers Farmers Will Lose Heavily at Pres‘ ent Prices,

UNFAIR   Secretary Meredith Sayn Farmer. (re Discriminated Against.

UHUP PRICES A OMASHING BLOW 10 HIM   MEREDITH TELLS BANKERS TO AID HIM IN PROBLEM   Charges That Luxury Production Gets All  Their Favors.

FARMERS IN HEED OF MORE CREDIT   PC = HANDICAPPED BY THE SERIOUS SLUMP IN PRICES.   LOSE IF FORCED 10 MARKET   Secretary Meredith Tells Bankers In Convention That Some Financiak’  Institutions Are Favoring Luxur jes Because Returns Are Large.

BANKERS FARMERS WHEN ‘CREDIT ASKEL   Such Is the Charge Made by Sec “yetary. Meredith Before NaHole Finaticiers”’   Producers Imperiled   Money Needed to Enable Grower to Properly Market His Orops This Year.

Secretary Meredith Charges Farmer Is  Bemg Denied Credi   Producers of Luxuries Get the Money While Farmer Is Left Without Necessary Funds at a Time When Low Prices for _ All Farm Products Mean Great Loss to Agriculture, i Over 3,000 Bankers Are Told

FARIERS ARE DENIED Alt Due OREO   Claim of Meredith A Opening of Convention,

FINDS HIS FATHER FROZEN TO DEATI   Wm. Seaton, Formerly Of Man. chester, Meets Tragic Death Near Boston.

KILLED ON BRIDGE,   lowa Boy Enroute to Enlist in Nav: M Herrible Death,

er eee PRESIDENT OF JOHINS-HOP. KINS UNIVERSITY “BREAKS LEG -WHILE WATCHING FIRE

NEW ARMY BILL MAY BE REPORTED IN SENATE TODAY   Provides For Compulsory Training of ‘Youths . 18 to 21.   STANDING ARMY WOULD HAVE 280,000 TRAINED FIGHTERS   National Guard and Reserve Would Constitute Nucleus of Big Force.

TO TRAIN. THE BOYS   Senate Mititery Bil te Require > Service of Youag Men.   THEN IN THE RESERVE LIST   Twe Weeks Training Every Year, Aflerward-—Oaly Used in Case of o War.

ANOTHER NORTH DAKOTA BANK. CLOSES ITS DOORS   Depleted Reserves Given as Cause for Shutdown of Institution at Minot

FIRE SMOULDERS IN MINE   ime of Greatest Gold Predacing Mines In World Suspends Work Because of Flame.

One ef Greatest Gold Producing Mines In World Suapends Work BRBercseuse af Flame.

NOV. 11 1S DECLARED HOLIDAY ACCOUNT OF SECOND ARMISTICE DAY   GOV. HOBBY ASKS ALL TEXANS TO OBSERVE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF ARMISTICE

Rebel Forces Capture 2,000 Federal Soldiers, Railway Trains, Artillery. Autos  and Machine Gune.   WHEREABOUTS OF EXPRESIDENT MYSTERY   s Reported a Prisoner, and ls Also Said to Have Been Captured; Members of His Cabinet Seized,

Police Department, '  ‘Officer In Game   Thi’ Deal With Labor Leaders Accord. ing to Developments of the Build. — ing Lrust Investigation.

AN INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL SEEN IN GERM'NY NOW   SHIPYARDS MAKING EFFORTS TO RENEW GERMANY’'S COMMERCE FLEET

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS IS NOTED IN GERMAN   Shipyards and Coal and lron Works Are Showing New Activity.

CHICAGO GAH: MEN DEFRAUDED OF HIGE SUM OF BOOZE RING   Investigation Started That Is Expected to Clear Up Whiskey Matters Considerably.

UT sal TO FORGE QUT  PROH AGENTS   Restaurant Gwner Complains Thal He Had Paid Theusands For Whiskey Raver Delivered

CHICAGO BOOZE SCANDAL GROWS   Federal Grand Jury Is Uncov ering Interesting Story . of {egal Traffic.   BiG SLUSH FUND RAISED

THREE MEN HELD FOR BOOZE DEALS   Restaurant Man Charges Swindling. 

RESTAURANT OWNER AIBS LIQUOR PROEE   New Evidence Securec as to Activities Whisky Combine.

ICAO BOOZE TING PLANNED QUOTING UF  PRORIBITION OFFIGERC   WANTED TO REPLACE THM WITH AGENTS SUSCEPTIBLE ro INFLUENCE OF RING,

BIG SUM BENIN “WHISKEY RING”   $100,000 Spent to Force Bry ‘Agents Out of Chicago, Charge:   THREE MEN ARE ARRESTED   *Fleeced” Cafe Owner Tells Storv of ‘Liquor Trust”

PLOT IS FOUND IN BOOZE PROBE   Plan Was fg, Oust Honest Offi cials and Put tn’ Men Who Might be Bribed

$100,000 TO. OUST DRY AGENTS   Fund Raised to Replace Offi. cers With Men Favorable . to “Whiskey Ring”   Chicago Restaurant Owner Charges He Had Been Swindled by “Ring”

PLAN TO OUST HONEST (RY   ALLEGED A $100,000 “POOL” EXISTS TO INFLUENCE AUTHORITIES

PAID $100,000 FOR WHISKY THEY DIDNT BEI   ‘Chicago Restaurant Owner Tells How He Was Swindled By Booze Ring.   FUND TO OUST HONEST OFFICIALS   Three Suspects Taken Intc Custody Last Night By Authorities.

RUMORS WHISKY RING Is ACTIVE   * SNe tel  ‘To Have Been Bought Off  $100,000 Said to Have Been Expended for Co:ruption

LONGSHOREMEN -TO END STRIKI   Laborers Will Return to Work on Monday According to De. esion Reached Today

SEAMEN CALL OFF oT AIK   STRIKE OF LONGSHOREMEN At NEW YVORK IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN SETTLED,   HUTOOK NOW !S BRIGHTER   Shipping at Many Ports has Been Tied Up For Month, Because of the Strike—Galveston Sirike Bapected to find,

NEW YORK STRIKE ENDS,      Men Who Have Nat Already Done So Vote to Return to Work.

LONGSHOREMEN BACK AT WORK AFTER LONG TILT   \ll Wiil Have Returned By Monday It ls Thought.

ANNOUNCED HE HAD FORMULAT ED PLAN   For an International Policy, Approv ed By Men of Every Opinion.

To Secure Product Sus g And Palatable, Says Senator   epFATLY ENCOURAGED   Plan For An Internationgl Policy Approved By Conferees

HARDING EVOLVES FOREIGN POLICY   Awd Avproval Has Been Giives B; Many. From Bryan to Fallb—teed, irreconcilable, Visitor at Hard-

SEN. HARDING HAS A PLAN WHICH HAS MET WITH FAVOR   Formulates Internation: al Policy He Believes Workable.   Is APPROVED BY ' MANY LEADERS   Men Of Widely Separated View: Endorse It—Conferences At Marion, O.

SENATOR REED “HATES” BRITISH GOVERNMENT   Missourian _ Declare Irish Republic Should Be Recognized.

CONFIRMED ATER UF BRITISH GOVT, SEN. REED ADMITS   At Irish Picnic Declares He  in Favor of Recognizing Irish Republic.

‘zens of Montreal’ tothe ‘prelate ani “repudiat the tyranky. of those wh

REED LAW VIOLATION CHARGED   Sheritif invelwed in Whisky Smuc xling brom (anadua.

SISLER REPLACES SPEAKER At LEADING BATSMAN tf! LEAGUE   Hornsby Continues to Set Pace for National League Hitters, with Eayrs Second—Cobb-Drops from .341 to .312 in One Week—lackson and Riith Tied

LAST EDITION   DAILY CALENDAR      NATIONAL LEAGUE STARS CONTINUE 10 SET PAC   Leaders in Their Specialties In. clude Hornsby, St. Louis Who ‘" " Yopped List of Batters,

BIGGEST AND BEST OF LOCAL EVENTS   Oi Cily and Ns Neighbor Turned Loose.   ‘ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVEO

BIGGEST AN? SEST OF LOCAL EVENT   Oil City and Its Neighbors Turned Loose.   ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVED

Gev. Philipp In Labor Day Proclamation Asks Capital- Labor Plan   Declares That “Agitation and Radical Change Lead Onky to Ruin”

METHODISTS ott MOVIE FILMS OF WORK OF CRURE!   Three Reels of Moving Pic: tures Indicate to Confer. ence Progress Being Mad in Bettering Humanity.

MOVIES AT THE CONFERENCE   Victores to mphasise the Work of Home Wisesions.

WOOL SALES TO REACH 2 MILLION   SALE ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESS. Ful EVER HELD, IS OPINION

MASS MEETING OF COLORED CITIZENS   Will Be Held ' Tamorrow Evenin: at the Court Hayse—, P. ; King to. Speak

Polish Victories Thus Far Have Not Changed Attitude of Red Peace Delegates   MASS MEETING OF COLORED CITIZENS   Will Be Held Temorrow Evening at the Court House—]. P. King to Speak

CUBAN PRESIDENT ACTS IN STRIKES   ‘Decree Is Issued Suspending Constitutional Guarantees for Sixty Days

PRESIDENTIAL DECREE ISSUED,   Contsitetional Guarantees t4 Cuha Suaspended for 60 Dave.

GUARANTEES ARE SUSPENDED   Drastic Action at Havana to Cope With Dock Strikers.

States If Elected He Will Confer With Taft, Root-and the Sonate Over the League of Nations.

GOXSAYSHEWILL -GONFER WITH ROUT, TAFT AND OTHERS   Dollar Wheat and Business Stag * nation Unless U. S. Goes Into the League.

PREDICTS HARD  PCIe TC par]   Dollar Wheat and Business Stagnation Will be Penalty, Cox Avers   HITS HARDING ATTITUDE   Democrat Will Confine His At tacks To Opponents Stand In League

GOV. COX OPENS UP-STATE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN   SAYS POLICY OF TSOLATION WILL Sor WAKE AMERICA FIRST

COX PROMISES RESERVATIONS    Pledges Himself to Confer Witt Republican Leaders and Oth\ ers If Elected.

U.S, MARSHAL WILL NOT SERVE RANGERS WITH U, S, WARRANTS   Marshal Takes Position That He Has No Jurisdiction “In Oklahoma.”

We have the battery you have beer looking for Wood Battery Co.   NO WARRANT!   Marshal Says He Has Ne Jurisdiction as Matter Now Stands

HOUSING SHORTAGE IS DUE TO PROFITEERIN   ' Preliminary Report Of Senate Committee, Made Today, So Declares.

DEPARTMENT OF STICE Ig HOTIY CRIED   Profiteering Has Bled Home Owners Industry and Public Utitities

HOUSE PROBLEM RAISES STORM IN THE SENATE  CALDER DECLARES THAT COAL PROFITEERING  HINDERS WORK.  KENYON ADVOCATES DRASTIC MEASURES

COM SHARKS > RENAGE NATION    Rermitted To Loot the Public Without Interference.    NATIONAL DISGRACE,  SAYS SENATOR CALDER    Coat Profiteers Are Allowed Tc Monopolize Railways.   ‘Retard Construction and In crease Cost of Manufacture. Home Cwners, Public Utilities and Industry Bled. -

CEASE-- KENYON   House Shortage Blamed On Coal Barons Today In  Pee   A MENACE TO NATION

PROFITEER! NG IN ; GOAL E BLAMED. ~ FOR SHORTAGE   Senator Calder Calls it a Nationa ‘Disgrace and Says Ht: Has Increased Cost of Manufacture.

PROFITEERING AN GOAL TRADE   Largely Responsible for Na ‘tion’s Serious Building and Housing Shortage.   SUCH THE STATEMENT  OF SENATE COMMITTEE   Coal Speculation Permitted to Monopolize Transportation + Facilities of Country.

COAL LARGELY RESPONSIBLE   Drastic Legislation Will Soon Be Passed

ELECTION FRAUDS CHARGED.   Witness Declares Socialists Were thnatrt Af Theil’ Voto.

EXPOSE” OF ELECTION FRAUDS 1S FEATURE   SOCIALIST ASSEMBLYMAN TELLS OF CONDITIONS IN NEW YORK CITY,

AN “EXPOSE” OF ELECTION FRAUD IN N. Y. DISCLOSED   Accused Assemblyman Says ‘‘Gunmen" Cheated Socialists Out of Many Votes at Polls,

HVS ARMY OF GUNMEN CHEATED REDS OF THEIR VOTES IN NEW YORK'S POLL   Uncle Is Moving Slowly In* Michigan Rum War

“GUNMEN” WERE USED TO CHEAT SOCIALISTS   ‘Exposure” of New York City Election Frauds Features Closing Defense in Trial of Suspended Socialist Assemblymen   “Ht Is Absolutely Impossible To Understand Statements  Made, Unless You Know Conditions That Provoked Them,” He Says

ORDERS FIFTH VICE PROBE   Mayor Hylan Ditects Inquir} Made Into Charges of Bantist Minister,

FIFTH PROBE OF NEW YORK VICE NOW UNDER Wal   Mayor Hylan Directs Hirschfield . To Investigate Conditions Along Great White Way.   PASTOR WILL. .BE BE WITNESS

HYLAN ORDERS INQUIRY INTO VICE CONDITIONS   Charges Easter by Rev. John R. Stratton Spurs Mayor to Active Campaign

WHOLESALE  RAIDS IN DUBLIN   Sinn Fein Leaders Seized in Roundup Made by British Militia in the Irish Canital.   HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBER AMONG THE

LEADERS OF olNh FEIN ROUNDED UP NV DUBLIN RAID   Military Carries Out Arrests, Which Include Council Members.   British Authorities Ignore Hoisting of Irish Republican Flag.

VOTES ARE CAST BY PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON   Mail Marked Ballots to Prince ton, New Jersey   Nine Other Ballots Forwarded From The White House

PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON VOTED TODAY   They Mailed Two Straigh' Democratic Ballots to New Jersey.

WILSON BALLOTS _CAST BY MAIL   President and Wife Forward Yotes to New Jersey.   NINE CTHERS ARE ALSO SENT   Secretary and Mrs. Tumulty Are! Amana the Number.

PRESIDENT AND WIFE ARE AMONG HAST 18 VOTE   President and Mrs. Wil. son Mail Ballots to New Jersey.

PRESIDENT:      Ten Others Including “Mrs- Wil \ son, Send Their Vote by Mail .From White: Hotise Today.

MRS. WILSON "AND PRESIDENT CAST BALLOTS   Nine Other White House Oc cupants Cast Votes  Today.

WILSON MAILS ‘HIS BALLOT TO PRINCETON, N. J   Private Wires From Demc cratic Headquarters to  oe PM rd een Alacer

Sent Ballots to New Jersey to Be Counted on Election Day, According to State Rules.— ‘Will Get Election Returns at "The White Hance. -

PRESIDENT WILSON . AND WIFE BALLOT   Send Votes By Mail tc . New Jersey.

VOTES OF PRESIDENT AND MRS, WILSON ARE MAILED TO PRINCETON   Nine Other Ballots from White House Filed by Mail on Saturday   PLAN ELECTION RETURNS  SERVIGE TO WHITE HOUSE   Democratic ’ Headquarters te Keep President Informed

PRESIDENT AND Wirt MALL VOTES  0) NEW JERSEY   Mrs. Wilson Votes for First Time—Also Mrs. ~ Tumulty.

PAEQIDENT YOTLS AT WHITE HOUSE   Sends Ballot to Prineeton— Mrs. Wilson and Nine Others A'so Vote.

PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON CAST VOTES BY MAIL TODAY   Eleven Ballots Forwarded From White House to New Jersey Thi Morning—Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Tumulty  First Women.

BALLOTS MAILED TODAY BY PRESIDENT AND WIFE   Mrs. Tumulty Also Forwarda Her: as Do Other White House  _ "Attaches.   MANY OFFICIALS AT HOME   Majority. of Cabinet Members Will Cast Their Votes Personally,

WILSON MAILED. HIS VOTE.      Host  “Oiitetake W in Make’ Trip Home to Vete.

STATE UNIVERSITY DEFEATS A. AND M. IN ANNUAL CLASH   Longhorns Gain Undisputed Righ To Southwestern Conference  Title.   UNEXPECTED STRENGTH 1S SHOWN BY TEXAS LINE   Contest Witnessed By Largest Crowd That Ever Attended Game In State.

TEXAS LONGHORNS WON OVER AGGIES IN A GREAT THANKSGIVING FOOT BALL GAME   There Were 20,000 People to Witness Contest— Longhorns Now Claim the Texas and Southwestern Championship For 1920.

MORE PHYSICIANS LOSE LIGENSES   Fonvicted for Criminal Practice ©o Violation of Texas Narcotic Laws.

KANSAS CITY MAN WILL MAKE CHIEF ADDRESS HERE MAY 3   Americanization Day Will be Generally Celebrated Over the Country

COL. RUBY GARRETT IS ‘AMERICAN DAY ORATOR   KANSAS CITY MAN WILI MAKE CHIEF ADDRESS HERE MAY 3   Americanization Day Will be Gen erally Celebrated Over the Country

NIVELLE IN WASHENGTON,   French General Plans jo Pay, Visit to Mount Vernon.

FORMER COMMANDER OF FRENCH ARRAY PRYS HIS RESPEETS IN WASHINETOF

4 BABES BURNED TO DEATH   Parents Also Seriously injured Whet Home Is Destroyed at Tacenite. Minn,

TWO MORE KILLED.   But Peace Reigns in Matewan, W Va., Again Today.

TROOPS SEEK SNIPERS IN MINE FIGHT   Comb Hills For Murder ers Who Shot From Ambush *

Fiume Growing Desperate From A Lack of Food; D’Annunzio Unable  to Commandeer Sufficient Supply

FIUME SEEMS ON VERCE OF FAMINE   Ne Feed Has Been Brought In For  the Last Three Weeks To D Annunzio’s Forces.

FAMINE THREATENS FIUME   No Food into City for 3 Weeks— Much Suffering Noted.

Famine Stalks Abroad  in Streets of Fiume  at. Bt. ER fen ceebii © hes Ba “tien   No Provisions Have Come into the City for Three Weeks and There Is Much Suffering Among the Poor as Prices Soar.

Famine Stalks Abroad  in Streets of Fiume   No Provisions Have Come into the City for Three  Weeks and There Is Much Suffering Among the Poor as Prices Soar.

Meat Famine  “Ts Probable      Nirthe of Livestock Mandlers al the Vacking Plants Threaten Meat Shortage

A MEAT FAMINE NOW. LOOMING IMMINENT   Shut Down of All Meat-Willing Departments in Chicage Enless  settlement Reached.

MEAT FAMINE IM MINENT TOD: IN CHICAGO, DUE TO STRIKE OF LIVESTOCK HANDLERS UNION

WIDOW OF LATE MAYOR OF CORK   ‘Receives a Tumultous Wel.  / come From Irish Sympathiz: ers in New York City.   SHE ARRIVES TODAY ON STEAMER CELTIC   Nothing to Say Until After Appearing Before Committee of Gne Hundred.

Mis MES it      Throng of People Greet. Widow Of Late. Lord. Mayor of . Cork, When She Arrived

Welcome Given  Mrs, MacSwiney   Greeted By Crowd as She Leaves Liner at New York City.   IS DRESSED IN DEEP MOURNING

BAPTIST BOARD MEETS TQ. APPORTION FUNDS. FOR SEVERAL PURPOSE:   ALL EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER BAPTIST INSTITUTIONS TO BE GIVEN FUNDS.

BAPTISTS MEET IN FT. WORTH   Will Apportion Funds — for Coming Year and  Elect Officers

LOWDEN LOSES IN THE ILLINOIS © STATE PRIMAR’   CHICAGO. BY: 100,000—LANDSLIDE FOR THOMPSON

LOWDEN TICKET WAS DEFEATED   RETURNS RECEIVED IN ELLINOIS RACE SHOW THOMPSON SLATE SUCCESSFUL.   M’KINLEY ADMITS DEFEAT

COMMITTEE OF 45 OPENS CONVENTION   Leaders Meet Representative: of Single Tax Movemen In Effort to Form Fusior Third Party.

OUT DIFFERENCES   All Night Conferences Fail t Placate Labor Party’s Active Heads.   Single Taxers Face Split In Own Ranks—La Follette Stumbling Block.

THIRD PARTY CONVENTION OPENS TANAY   COMMITTEE OF 48 AND NA TIONAL LABOR PARTY TC  TRY FUSION CANDIDATE FOR PRERanEN

Fate of Committee of 48   HEARINGS IN OPEN   Single’ Taxers Object to La Follette and Ingersoll and Ford Are Considered.

Third Party Leaders Disagree — LaFolette’s Name Opposed —Henry Ford Suggested as Possibility

(1 FORM NEW PARTY >FROM A005 ANG ENG   Shigie 'Paxers, Nonpartisang,, Bolt ers, Labor wid Reds Gatien’ at Chiraya Convention :   SGRT PLATFORM PLANKS   RESULT WILL, RESEMBLE  ! CRAZY QUITE      shor Wants Voice inl Choosing Naine fur New Porty-~Singic-  taxers Ave Oppused ‘to fa Fatlette as. Nounec.

NO THIRD PARTY AGREEMENT YET      Leaders in All Night Confer  js ences at Chicago   OPPOSITION MET   Single Tax Group Refuse to ' Continue if La Follette is Nominated.

SUGGEST FORD AS NOMINEE FOR THIRD PARTY   Famous Automobile Man. ufacturer’s Name Sug. gested at the Convention of 48ers.

A CHALLENGE T0 HIRAM JOHNSON   HERBERT HOOVER IS FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   MAKING HIS POSITION PLAIN   Favorable to Reservations and Never a Party to Program to Perpeteate Wilson Policies—At Heart a HKepeablican.

BRITISH MONEY RATES GOING UP   NOW 20 CENTS ABOVE LOW RECORD REACHED FEB. 4TH.

ALIEN MONEY MORE NORMAL   Foreign Exchange Assumes More Settled Tone But Prices Are Not Much Improved.

SOLDIER BURIED AT RENSSELAER   Six Thousand People Attended Services Over Body of Dewey Biggs.

MANY MOTORISTS DISREGARD LAWS   Auto Inspeciors and Police Report As High As 200 Infractions in Day—Overload ed Trucks Defined.

‘ADOED TO ROLL OF HONOR   Soldiers Reported “Missing in Action” Have Been Classed as “Presumed Dead,”

ADDED TO ROLL OF HONOR   Soldiers Reported Missing in Action” “Have Been Cldssed as “Pre* gumed’ Dead.™.

U.S.D. AND NORTH DAKOTA TIE 7-7   SOUTH DAKOTA COMES FROM BE. HIND IN FINAL PERIOD ON BLOCKED PUNT

U.S.D: AND NORTH DAKOTA: TIE. 7-7            South FROM. BE“WIND: iL PERIOD On "BLOCKED PUNT.

CATTLE SHORTAGE FORECAST   Colonel Pryor Declares Too Many Shipped to Market and Too Few Returned.

HIRES HUSBAND KILLED; HACKS BODY 10 PIECES   MOST GRUESOWE MURDER IN BERLIN POLACK ANNALS COMES TO LIGHT

ROADS MAY FILE BLANKET SCHEDULES   This Will Make Effective New Passenger, Pullman, Excess Bagzage and Milk Rates.

BLANKET RATE ORDER   Tesned br [aferséate Commerce Com mmission Covering Ratt Inerens

BLANKET RAISE IN SCHEDULES GRATED TO ALL RMLROND   Operation of New Rates Will Commence August 26th. Unless Changed Later.—Roads Will Make Advances on the Day Set.

CANDIDATE IN AIGHTIE SPENDS WHT WE Ua   Nominee. Shocks ‘Landlady : “by  Dashing About in Scant Atire~

WATSON GETS A WEE BIT TOO MUCH   Former Candidate For President And Now Qut For Senate Faces Charge in South   ‘Admits Taking Stimulant And  Creating Scene in Hotel

WATSON ADMITS. TAKING ‘A NIP   Needs ‘Small Amount of Stimulant” After Extraordinary Exertion, He Explains.

TOM WATSON IS JAILED: CHARGE ~ TS INDECENC\   Created a Scene in Georgia Hotel; Hurled Book at  Drummers.

THOMAS E. WAT E. WATSON “SPENT NIGHT IN JAI   Charged With “Public Indeceney™ jn a Hotel at Buford, Ga.—His Frivgc Miller Charged With. Carrylig i Gun.

THOMAS-E, WATSON JAILED IN GEORGI   Appeared in. Hotel Corridor. tn  Underwear,

THOMAS E.- WATSON SPENT NICHT IN FAI   Charged With “Public Indecency”’ in  a@ Rotel at Buford, Ga—His Fricnd  Miter Charged With Carrying a   inn.

TOM WATSON IS HELD FOR PUBLIC INDECENCY   Noted Georgi rt Admits Tadulgenee in Sthoalants Under’ His Doctor's Onders.

mi Se a  TOM Wa"SON IN TROUBLE; HE FINNS AT POLITICAL PLOT   Police Say He Was Parading in a Hotel Without Enough on to Flag a Handcar—He Claims He Had to Take a Little Toddy to Quiet His Nerves

WATSON SAYS HE WAS. STINMILATED   Georgia Senatorial Candidate Explains Reason for His Arrest Last Night.

WILL PROVE CHARGES IN ADDRESS TONIGH’      COX SAYS HE HAS EVIDENCE TO CONVICT REPUBLICAN LEADERS   Made Three Addresses Yesterday At Evansville, Indiana; Pittsburgh Toni

ORD  COX SAYS HE HAS EVIDENCE TO CONVICT REPUBLICAN LEADERS   Made Three Addresses Yesterday At. Evansville, Indiana; Pittsburgh Tonight

COX TC PROVE CHARGES IN PITTSBURG SPEECH   ENROUTE TODAY ‘TO PITTSBURG  WHERE HE PROMISES TO GIVI SIDENCE REGARDING KEPUE-

COX AT PITTENRT REL   An Address Tonlght Promises to Prove Charge of Republican Slush Fund.

Next President Will Make Expose of G. 0. P. Corruption Fund Tonight.

COX-ENROUTE EAST FOR PITTSBURG   WHERE HE TALKS ON LEAGUE AND CAR. PAIGN .FUNDS .THIS BVENING. .   No Speeches are Scheduled Along the Way — Wife Meets Him With Good Things at Davton.

UOX TO SPEAK IN PITTSBURG   Will Disclose Fact That the - Republicans Spent Funds in Excess.

>0X PROOF. OF. CAMP CAMPAIGN SLUSH: FUND: “CONVINCING, ‘HE SAYS ‘ON WAY PiTTsec

COX AT PITTSBURG   Toeat Belegation Wi Fear pen. eeatic Nomanee Lonicht.

Cox To Bare G.O.P. Slush Fund Today   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. IS PREPARING SPEECH FROM NOTES.

COX WILL GIVE. ~ SLUSHFUND “soos EVIDENCE   Promises to Prove Plot to Bu; Presidency, at Pittsburg » Tonight:

COX PROMISES AMPLE. EVIDENCE   SAYS HE WILL CONVICT RE-. PUBLICAN LEAD Coc

COX PROMISES PROOF.      The Democratic Candidate Saxe he ““has the goods” on G. O. P.. . Leaders. ce

COX TO J#ISCLOSE. PROOF OF GREAT “SLUSH FUND” IN PITTSBURGH TONIGHT

be tlies Peat TES 2M . fe f if rS/ ay      te Goods On Every       ‘““other’s Son Of Them’ --Cox

Gov. Cox Promises To Expose G. O. P. Slush Fund in Speech Tonight   Declares He “Has the Goods t Convict Every Party) Leader” ~

10,000 U0  BUDGET OF RE UBLIGANS TBE BARE   Governor Says He Has the “Goods to Convict Every Mother’s Son”   CONVINCING PROOF BEING PREPARED   Amplifies the Charges in Speeches Made in Evansville, Ind.

GOVERNOR COX TD GIVE PROOF TONIGHT   To Talk in Pittsburgh on  “Corruption Fund.”

Cox Ready to h _ Expose eG. O. P.   Democrate Nomliiee’ yi s Ho wilt “Give Slush Fund Lividenco : naa] Leen oe Le

JOHNSON HOLDS LONG LEAD IN MONTANA VOTE   ity Has. ajority “Ove? Lars  ‘Moajori vues a wud  --- Other: Entrants in “Re Beas EM Rcd OW ae

GET SUTCCESTIONS  FOR COMMISSIONER         REC OMM EX D: ATIONS ARE MADE TO COUNTY COMMITTEE ON VACANCY   WILL MEET TOMORROW      Statute Indicates Official Actior br County Committee Musi Fit Vaeancy

GET SUTGCES TIONS FOR COMMISSION:   RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE TO COUNTY COMMITTEE ON VACANCY      Siatute Indicates Official Action by County Committee Musi Vill) Vacancy

CECIL ARDEN WILL RE HEARD IN CITA   Contralto of Metropolitan Oper: Co..At High School Auditorium October 5.

FIGHTERS ENTER FINAL TRAINING   After 24-Hour Lay-Off Dempsey and Miske Continue Work

fokyo Foreign Minister to Report Ne: s With U. S. Government Are Progressing Favorably.

JAPANESE ARE OPTIMISTIC   Tokyo Foreign Minister to Report Negotiations With U. S. Government Are Progressing Favorably.

ONE DOLLAR WHEAT.   Kansas Miller Says We May As Well  Bane tha Maucin

UTAR POPULATION MAKES GOOD GAIN   Shows Largest Percentage 0 Any State Thus Far Announced.

POLYGAMOUS UTAH’S GIGANTIC INCREASI   Largest Percentage in Growth of Any Mate Yet Shown by Census Bureau Keports.

State Fails: to Keep’ Up. Past  Reputation for’ Great - Inerease’   ABOUT FIVE.PERSONS - UNS COUARESMILE HERE   Period. of Great .Growth Be tween Years. of 1850 and. 1860 

UTAH IS FIRST IN GRCéNTH    Percentage of Gain 20.4, Largest ad Any State as Yet Announced by Bureau. 

Percentage of Gain 20.4, Largest of Any State as Yet Announced by Bureau.

hennnel  ALEXANDER HOWITT DEFIES LEWIS To GET THE KANSAS MEN BACK TO WORK. .

AUST! COMMENT BETWEEN OFFICES   HOWAT AND LEWIS EXCH ANGE TELEGRAMS FULL PERSONAL RANCOR   SOME MINES STILL {OL   Greot Mines in Franklin County Hlinois, Not Operating, But ‘Those in Other Sections Going Full Blast.

New Murders, Riots Rage in Trish Terro:   Battles Between Police an Sinn Fein Reported in Many Places.

CORPSE FOUND ~ ON SAND ISLAND   WEALTHY FARMER OF .SALSIFAX, 1A., DISAPPEARED 3 WEEKS AGO DEAD.

MISSING MAN: DROWNED   Salix Farmer's ‘Body Located in ‘Sandhar on Missouri River,

REGULAR FORGES PLEARING RUHR   Troops Push ‘Ahead Agains: Superior Numbers—Reds Lose 300 Men.

OFFICIAL VOTE NEEDED IN COLORADO PRIVAR   G. 0. P. Candidates Claim Victory; Non-Partisans Win in Democratic Contest.

LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY OF WOMAN'S CLUB   Annual Event Held ‘in the Lodge of Elks Rooms  175 CUESTS _—   Mrs. Danner and Mrs. Frante Charming Hostesses On the Occasion

LUNCHEON AN CARD PARTY OF WOMAN'S CLUB   Annual Event Held in th Lodge of Elks Rooms   175. GUESTS  PRESEN   Mrs, Danner and Mrs. Frantz Charming Hostesses On the Qecasion

ELECT TEMPORARY  UNIVERSITY HEAL   CHANCELLOR STRONG = 7C CONTINUE TILL OR. LINDLEY ARRIVES   Board Gratified at Endorsement of New Chancellor by Country’'s Educators      University Alumni Line up With Enthusiasm for the New Admaunistration

ELECT TEMPORARY UNIVERSITY HEAD   CHANCELLOR STRONG TO CONTINUE TILL DR. LINDLEY ARRIVES   EXPECT HIM AUGUST 1   Board Gratified at Endorsement of New Chancellor by Country’s Educators   University Alumni Line up With Enthusiasm for the New Administration

WRANGLE CAPTURES FOUR THOUSAND PRISONERS   Forces of Anti-Bolshevik Leader on Crimean Front Phenomenally Successful.

GERMANY 10 GIVE UP BATTLESHIPS   Surrender of Nassau and Osteriesland To Be Followed By Others As Provided By Treaty.

AMERICA GETS ONE FOE SHIP   TWO GERMAN BATTLE CRAFT STEAM INTO BRITISH BAY TODAY TO BE SURRENDERED.

bEAMAN WARGHIP DOT FRIESLAND [0 AWARDED 100.8.   First Line Battleship of 22.80C Tons Now in Firth of Forth.   UNDER TERMS OF TREATY

PANN SHS FR THE UNITED STATE:   Two. More Ships. of Surren dered: German Navy Arrive in England and One-Goes tc The’ United States, Accord. ine to Todav’s Dissatch:

GERMAN MINSTER WILL SUBMIT 10 ALLIED DEMANDS   Dr. Simons Reconciled After Talk With Millerand and Lloyd George.   CABINET COUNCIL TODAY

WILL ACCEPT NOTE OF ALLIES.   Agreement by Germans Regarded as Goml asx Made.

TREATY PRIGE TO BE PAID FOR GOH   Serman Ministers Seem Dis: posed to Accept Note of Al lies Today, Without Quali. fications.

HUNG DloPOSED  TO MEET ALLIED DEMANDo; REPLY EXPECTED TODAY   German Ministers at Spa Probably Will Answer in the Affirmative, Without Any Qualifications.   TENSE SITUATION GREATLY RELAXED   Delivery of Two Million Tons of Coal Monthly By Teutons Required By Memhere of Supreme Council,

GERMANY WILL SIGN PROTOCOL, ALLIES THINK  T oday’s” Meeting of   Today's Meeting of Council Will Decide.

Note of Allies Has Telling Effect an ‘Teutons Will No Doubt Follow Directions.

Optimistic Feeling Pervades Headquarter: of Both Delegations and It Is Expected - Berlin Envoys Will Accept Protocol;  ~" Must Furnish Six Million Tons of Coal   ENEMY PROPOSALS CONSIDERED

‘GEN, REPORTED IN ‘ FEDERALIST HANDS   GERMANY TO ACCEPT PROTOCOL OF ALLIES

ALLIES BAR CONDITIONS   New Ultimatum To Germans   Acceptance Proved to Be Qualified   Belief Berlin Cabinet Wil Now Sign Goal Terms

cen TO ACCEPT ~ PROTOCOL OF ALLIES   BRFORT WILL BE MADE TO DE: LEVER 2,000,000 TONS COAL MONTHLY.

Say. German ‘Ministers © To Accept Note Allies’ Without Qualifications

GERMAN MINISTERS DISPOSED TO ACCEP1   Formal Decision Will Be Reach ed at Cabinet Meeting Today.

HUNG AGREED 10 OLGA UP AND WAR TALK 15 DROPPED   LITTLE DOUBT OF SETTLEMENT .   REPARATIONS NEXT TO BE TAKEN UP AT SPA SESSION

GERMANS YIELD 10 ALLIED ULTIMATUM   DISPOSED TO ACCEPT NOTE ON DELIVERY OF COAL.   Formal Decision to Be Made Thi Morning, But Attitade of Ministers Indicates Agreement  Good as Made.

HUN MINISTERS FAVOR ASSENT TO ALLIED PROTOCOI   Must Furnish Six Million Ton Of Coal by Oct. 15 With Invasion Alternative— Must Sign Today.

GERNAN MINISTERS READY T0 ACCEP   Seems Probable That Fuel Protocol Will Be Signed at Spa SomeTime Today.

GERMANY DISPOSED TO ACCEPT DEMANL   Made By the Allies Regarding Coal, With Concessions As To Food Supply

White House to Give Out Wilson’s Words Today as Reply to Spencer Charge

HERRERO ASKED: 0 SURRENDER   General Obregon Dectares Clear Case of Treachery Has Been Proven.   HUERTA IS ELECTED:   Provisional President — Crowds Attended Carranza’s Funeral Yesterday.

ALLEGED SLAYER AVERS GARRANZA KILLED HIMSELI   DEMAND THAT ALLEGED ASS. SIN FACK MURDER CHARGE 1S FOLLOWED BY DEALAL OF GUILT      HUERTA IS NEW CHIEFTAIN   Mexican Congress Blects Provisional President—Thousamds See Carranza’s Body interred in Cemetery for the  & Pour

SUICIDE CHARGED KGAINGT EAABANZA   HERRERO SAYS PRESIDEN’ KILLED SELF RATHER THAN RUN.   FUNERAL 1S VERY SIMIPLE   Euried Amid the Graves of Pau pers, Former President Honored By Tremendous Crowds.

LAY FIRST CHIEF AMID PAUPERS OF CITY OF SORROW   Simplicity Marks Last Rest; Suicide Hint By Accused.

Murderer of Carranza Ordered to Surrénde   Gen. Obregon Declares a Clear Case ot Treachery Has Been Proven--De La Huerta Provisional President of Mexico.

CHARGED WITH CARRANZA DEATH   General Gbregon Orders Arrest: of  Herrero, Aguinst Whom Treachery Is Charged

HERRERO DISPUTES ~ CHARSE OF MURDER   WILL RETURN TO MEXICO Ir GIVEN PROTECTION—OBREON SAYS WE is OyvryetTyV WANK

PRESIDENT UNGES CONGRESS 10 (EPL ARMENIAN MANDATE   Strong Opposition is. Voiced:.in Legislative Branch—Rejection Almost Certain. -. «:

HERRERO CHARGED WITH ‘GARRANZA MURDER AND. OBREGGN ORDERS TRIAL   Commander Declares Former President Died by His Own  Hand—Adolfo De La Huerta Elected Provisional re  President by Large Majority. ow

HERRERA 10 STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER   Denies Killing Carranz: --- Will Surrender To Obregan.

TO ANSWER TO CHARGE OF ~ ASSASSINATING GARRANZ!   ‘lerrero Claims Carranza Died By His Own  Hand; Public ‘Service Commission Appeals to People For Aid in Overcoming Car Shottage; Continued Price Decreases Predicted.

TREACHERY IN DEATH OF FORMER MEXICAN CHIEE   JORDER ISSUED BY OBREGON FOR THE SURRENDER OF GEN. APDOLPH HERRARA.   Obregon Declares That a Clear Case of Treachery Has Been Proven in the Death of General Carranza:

ASCUSED 13  UnUEACD TO  OURRENUER 10 LAW   De La Huerta, New Provisional Chief, on Way to Mexico City

PARRANTA SHOE     CLAIMED   Obregon Orders Herrera to Surrender   {0 Surrender SECURI TY PROMISED  Huerta Newed Provisional President

COMMANDS HERRERO TO SURRENDER   CLAIMS THAT PRESIDENT CAR. RANZA MET HIS DEATH BY HIS OWN HAND

HERRERO DECLARES CARRANZA A SUICIDE   ADOLFO DE LA HUERTA I FLECTED AS PROVISIONA} PRESIDENT OF REPUBIAC MONDAY NIGHT.

DAYS GARRANZA NILLED RIMOELE   Answer Made by Herrero. Accused of Assassinating the Former Mexican President.   HOOVER'S “STIMULATING” FUND

CARRANZA SUICIDED ACCUSED MURDERER HERRERA CLAIMS   OFFERS TO COME TO WENICO CITY AND PROVE CARKANZA SUL CIDED RATHER THAN BE (OME A FEGITIVE      ORRECON CHARGES HERRERS WITH MURDER -CARRANZA IS BURIED, VAST THRONGS ATTENDING,

HERRERO ACCUSED MURDERING CHIEF   BANDIT LEADER ORDERED TO MENICAN CAPITAL TO ANSWER CHARGE OF MURDER.   LA HUERTA NEW PRESIDENT

FORMER GOVERNOR OF STATE GF SONORA ELECTED AT AN EXTRA SESSION UF CON.      REDOLFE HERRERA ORDERED FO ANSWER TO THRE CHARGE OF ASBASSINATING PRES.

MEXICO HAS PICKED NEW PRESIDENT   ADOLPHO DE HUERTA CHOSEN ONAL WEAD OF BAT TLE-SCARRED COUNTRY LAS NICHT-——HERRERO SAYS CAR RANZS KILLED SELPL

oUt oF SULKY.FOR SEASON,   Veteran Driver: Geers. and Thomas wtecembe QG3ffer Fram Yolnriecs.

OUT OF SULKY FOR SEASON.   Veteran Driver Geers and Thomas Murphy Suffer From Iniuric«.

DECLARE PEN COST WOULD Bf (8.590 000 0   Engineer Criticises The State’s Policy Gn Construction Of Eig Ohio Pen.   Increase of Forty Per Cent {1 Materials Since June, 1918

DECLARE PEN POST WOULD BE CO LAN ARN (A   Engineer Criticises The State’ Policy Gn Construction 0 Big Ohio Pen.   Increase of Forty Per Cent  Materials Since June, 1918

BRITISH FLEET TO TURK PORTS   FORCES WILL GUARD CONSTANT? NOPLE AND THE STRAITS, AL‘ LIES O£CIDE. —

FRENCH TROOPS, BRITISH FLEET TO TURK PORTS   FORCES WILL GUARD CONSTANTINOPLE AND THE STRAITS, ALLIES DECIDE.

Entensive Military Occupation of Turkey Considered Certair   Greek Premier Places Greek Troops af the Disposal of the Aliles For This Purpose

Dot upation OF Turkey © jo Sonsidered Certainty   Impressive Military ‘Demonstrations. Car‘ ried Out to Calm   the Turks. .

~ Meo &  MILITARY SNTROL OFTURKEYPLAK OF ALLIED PREMIERS   MORE DRASTIC MEASURES WILL BE TAKEN JF NECESSARY TO QUELL TURKISH TROUBLE  iE   TURKISH PORTS OCCUPIED   Two Ports in Asiatic Turkey Have Already Been Taken Over by Allies—Greek Troons .Placed at Disposal o1 the i Premiers

ALLY DRIVE  UN TURKEY LOOMING   Threat Against Moslems Is Voiced In Peace Conference Circles

GREEK TROOPS ARE OFFERED TOALLES —   LEADERS DENY REPORTS OF CLASHES IN CONSTANTINOPLE

FK SOLDIERS Y AD ALLIES PASPHORUS   ; of Premier Venizelos id To Meet With Approval Of Allies   vs MADE BY COUNCIL LEADERS   ne Of Allied Program pected To Be Made By Foreign Secretary

IRON HAND T0 GOVERN TURKS   Council of Premiers Will Sent More Troops to Turkey to Prevent Any Uprising.   WILL REWRITE TREATY

DRASTIC STEPS Tl SUBDUE TURKS   Extensive Military Occupation of Turkey Seems Probable   GREEK TROOPS ARE OFFERED   Premier Venizelos Pledges Support to Allied Steos

MILITARY 1S TO OCCUPY COUNTRY   Greek Troops Placed at Disposal of Allies Wherever Needed--Appeal for ~ ‘the Armenians Made.

UOGUPATION OF ~ TURKEY AGREED   Such a Step Believed Certain in Peace Conference Circles in London.   GREEK TROOPS ARE OFFERED   Reports of “Extensive and Bloody Clashes Between Turks and Allies Denied.

NATION FACED BY NUMBER OF GRIGES WHICH CONFRONT ACTIVITIES OF GOVERNMENT

FARM LABOR SCARCITY 18  BiG PROBLEM   Shortage of Staples, Freight Cars and Farm Help Gravely Concern All.

THE GOVERNMENT IS PUZZLED OVER THE MANY CRISES  Al) NEPARTMENTS TRYING   ALL DEPARTMENTS TRYING TO FIND A SOLUTION TO SOLVE THEM.   COLLEGE LADS ASKED TO WORK ON FARMS

NATION IS CONFRONTED BY CRISES   Serious Problems of Transportation, Car Shortage, Farm Labor and Lack of Staples Causes Apprehension Among Government Officials.

TRAPS GUATEMALAN REBELS   President Cabrera Lets Therm Inte Capital, Which Troops Have Syrrounded,

CABRERA SPRINGS TRAP ON ENEMIES   Keeps Upper Hand with Little Bloodshed.

GUATEMALA PRESIDENT TRAPS FOES IN “CAPTURED” CITY AND RAINS HEAVY SHELLS ON THEM

President’s Failure To Use Army Te Prevent Rebels Entry Into Capital Gave Him Upper Hand.

State’s Educators in Session for Discussion of the School Situation

SITUATION JS SERIOUS   Teacher Shortage ane - Lack of Funds in the : Texas Schools

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN (ON SATURDAY: JUNE 5    Extra Session Will Not Be Called “Unless Grave Emergency ‘Arises”

RESOLUTION OF ADJOURNMENT ~ PASSES SENATE   President Sends Assurance That He Will Not Call Special Session Save In Emergency.   ATTEMPTS TO AMEND FAIL   Two Suggestions For Taking Recess Instead of Adjourning Turned Down. -

WILSON 10 CALL NO EXTRA SESSION   Senator Underwood Authorized to Deny He Contemplates  Extra Session.

UONGRESD 10 ADJUUK CATIRIAY   ‘Assurances Given At The White House That No Extra Session Will be Called.  Adjournment Resolution Passed Ry Canatoa AA tn OA

SENATE VOTES 10 QUIT SATURDAY   Given Assurances President Has No intention of Calling _ Special Sessions   FIGHT ON AMENDMENT   Nine Democrats and Fifteen Republicans Vote Against the Resolution

DUNGRESO WILL END OE OOID NEXT SATURDA)   Senate Decided to Adjourt After Receiving Assurance: Wilson Won't Call Extrz Session.

NO EXTRA SESSION ‘SAYS THE PRESIDENT   Extraordinary Circumstances -Alone Will Force Such a Decision Says Underwood After Conference With the Chief Rrecutive.

CONGRESS WILL ANJOUAN JUNE §   Assured By President No Extra - Session to Be Called Unless Urgent.   AMENDMENTS ARE LOST

WILSON DENIES ALL REPORTS OF EXTRA SESSIO}   Assures Democratic Leader: _ He Will Act Only in  iene a he oe pce eed ee ee ee

Senate Votes For Adjournment Saturday of This Week.   EFFORTS TO BLOCK FAY

CONGRESS 10 END LABORS SATURDAY: NO EXTRA SESSION   ‘Kenyon Loses in Fight to Keer From Adjournment Until July or August.   GIVEN ASSURANCE FROM PRESIDENT BEFORE VOTE   While Sends Word There Will Be No Summer Call Except for Grave Emercency.

GUNGRESS 10 END SESSION SATURDAY   Agreement to Adjourn Votec After President Promises Not to Call Body Into Extra Session.

CONGRESS TO END TOMORROW   Senate Votes to Adjourn Wher Wilson's Position is Known,   SOME OPPOSITION SHOWN   The Président Declares He Will Not Call Legislators For Special Session This Summer, ,

WILSON DOES NOT PLAN TO CALL SUMMER SESSION   President Assures Senate Democrats oly Gr umergeney Will t         Cee a

WILL NOT CALL  ~ EXTRA SESSION   President -Wilson - Says Adjournment ‘Satis-" ‘factory to Him =~

UONGAESS TO CHD SES ON SATURDAY   President Will Not Call a Special Session This Qin mer   POSTAL PAY BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Return of the Colombian Treaty to Senate Is Recommended

WILL BE CALLED -UNLESS THERE IS GRAVE EMERGENCY. _—_   President’s Decision Announced in Senate—Sharp Criticism of Adjournment Reselution by Republican When Debated..

CONGRESS WILL END SATURDAY   EXTRA SESSION SAID TO BE UNLIKELY   Assurance Given That Only Pressing Business Will Cause Extra Call.

WILSON SAYS HE WILL NOT CALL EXTRA SESSION   Unless Grave Emergency Should Arise in the Meantime.   KENYON SOUGHT TO BLOCK ADJOURNMENT   But as Usual the lIowan’s Endeavor Came to Naught.

WILSON WILL NOT ASK EXTRA SESSION DURING. SUMMER  Bia PRESIDENT - ‘ASSURES SEN. CALL IS

Nine Democrats and Fifteer Republicans Oppose Resolution in Senate   HAVE NO SPECIAL SESSION   President Reserves Right te Reassemble Body if Emer. gency Interjected

END CONGRESS SATURDAY   President Will) Convene Special Session Only for Emergency

No Extra Session Is Contemplated   President Wilson Sny's He Wil Not Call Extra Session This Summeér, Unless Gr:

ites na "r cd        Wilson. Won't: Call .. Special Meeting Unless: Grave Emer_ganeyArisés.: He Says. -

WILSON IS WILLING ‘TO LET CONGRESS G0   80 ORJKCTION OF FERED TO toh Cistot TO ADIOL KS.   Seterdas Welinitcis VFised ace De! for Vieal Bereakep. With Hair Reseraece Given wf No  Katra Seacion.

CONGRESS WILL QUIT SATURDAY   Senate Votes to End = Session After Two Attempts for Re-. cess Were Voted Down.

CONGRESS TO ADIOURN ‘TIS-SESSIGN SATURDAY   ‘Motion » Passes. Quickly Aftes Word Comes from President. _ He Will Not Object.   ACTION, IS. CRITICIZED   Vote on-Resolution Carries 44 to 24 -After- Attempts to Amend Are Made.

SLOW GRIND ON MANY CONTESTS “TE CONTINUING   wooD LEADS ON PAPER      ~ongress Decides to Quit Big Bills to Be Shelved

CONGRESS WILL ADJQURN SATURDAY   Resolution Adopted by Sen ate; Believed Wilson Will Not ‘Call Special Session.

EXD CONGRE SATEROAY      President Will Cenvene Special Session Only for Emergency

Wilson Not To Call Extra - Session Except For A - “Grave Emergency”

PRESENT SESSION CONGRESS WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY   PRESIDENT WILL NOT CALL SPECIAL MEETING UNLESS ON> “GRAVE EMERGENCY.”

CONGRESS TO END SESSION SATURDAY   Resotution Adopted by Senate After Word Comes That Wilson will  Not Issue Speciai Call,

EXTRA SESSION NOT PLANNED   Underwood Makes An nouncement in the Senate Today

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN SATURDAY, JUNE 5; "NO SPECIAL SESSIO!   Attempts to Provide to Short Recess Are Defeated.

Efforts to Amend Resolution to Provide for Short Recess Fail --House Had Acted   NO EXTRA SESSION CALL   Action Comes After Assurance From Wilson that He Will Not Gall Special Session

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN CAT URIAY   Assurances Given At The White House That No Extra Session Will be Called.  AdinurAment Raecalitinn Pacced   Adjournment Resolution Passed By Senate 44 to 24.

BOTH HOUSES WILL ADJOURN SATURDAY   SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION ORIGINATING IN HOUSE TO END SESSION,

WILL END SATURDAY   Session of Congress to be Over  By End of Week,   WILL BE NO SPECIAL SESSION   President Wiison Has Agreed to This, Save in Seme Grave Emergency.

 No Extra Session : Is Contemplatec       Puisidem Wilson Says He Will Not Call Extra’ Session This Sunmer, Unless Grave Necessity Ar

CONGRESS VOTES TO ~~ ADJOURN-SATURDAY   Followi ing Assurance From President that Extra. Session Was Nol Likely Vote is Taken.

CONGRESS T0 END SESSION ON SATURDAY   Action taken F ollowing Similar Course in House.

CONGRESS ENDS PRESENT SESSION NEXT SATURDAY   President Will Not Call Extra Term Is As surance.

TO ADJOURN SATURDAY      Congress to Wind Up Session, No Special, Says Wilson.

Congress Will . Quit Saturday   President: Wilsen Won't. Call Spe. lal Session Unless Great Necessity  Arises.

Two Amendments Providing for Reassembiing Are Voted Down by Same Count.   ONLY ONE APPROPRIATION BILL IS LIKELY TO FAIL   Resolution to End Present Session Saturday, Already Approved by the House, Adopted by Senate After Assurances That President Did Not Contemplate Extra Session,

CONGRESS VOTES TOENO SESSION   Senate Acts After Assured Wilgon Does Not Intend: to Re-Gonverne

Congress Will Adjourn Saturday Un der Present Plans, Following Wora From White House of No Special Session,

PRESIDENT WILSON ATTENDS CABINET MEETING FOR HOUR   Railroad Strike Discussed Informally, but Details of Discussion Withheld.

rARMER-LABOR’S GAMPAISN BEGIN AFTER ELECTION   Regardless Outcome Industrial Economy Cam Paign Be Pushed.

COST OF WAR $16,000,000,000   Chief of War Department Finance Di. vieion Gives Fiaures.

WAT LEE Us GROW The Waldron Quicksilver and Mnerial Development Company.

WANDERER TRIAL ~ (B OPENED TOOAY   Jury to Try Chicago Man its Completed Wednesday.

NEW CABINET STANDS TEST   French Chamber Votes Confidence ir the Millerand Ministry 272 to 23. ‘

japan Has 100,000 Men In Siberia   Will Crush Wing of Bolshevik Army Advancing Into That Country

INPS TO CHECK RED ONAUGH ON SOIL OF SIBERIA   Have Forces Ready to Take Fall Out of the Bolsheviki

JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS NT SIBERIE   Two Battalions on Way t Irkutsk to Quell Uprisings of Reyolutionists   FORCES INCREASED DESPITE PROTESTS   ADDITIONAL REINFORCE MENTS EXPECTED TO. B SENT AGAINST REDS CO) TRARY TO AGREEMENT.

AnGE FORCE 0 Och Bi JAPAN TU  OIBEAIA   Army Takes Position T  Stop Eastward Sweep of Bolsheviki

IAPAN TO CRUSH EASTWARD 3WEEP OF BOLSHEVIK ARMIE!   Jap Forces in Sibevia Neary 100,000 Iixcecding Agreement by Which the’ Allies Intevvened in”  That Sector:

LARGE FOR 0 otNI BY JAPAN Il  SIBEAIA   Army Takes Position 1:  Stop Eastward Sweep of Bolsheviki

JAPANESE ARMY IS HOVING:T0 CRUSH THE BOLSHEVIK ARMIES   Japs Have 100,000 Men While the United States Has Only 9,000 Men In Siberia At Present Time --State Dept. Will Endeavor to Check. Red Menace.

ee ee eee  GREAT Al RAGE AGRO PAIL   BRITISH AND AMERICAN FLIERS TO COMPETE IN COMING SWEEPSTAKES,

GOVERNORS ARE GUESTS — TODAY OF PHILADELPHIE   Adjourn Conference Withow  Announcing State Capita  for Next Meeting.

STATE GOVERNORS "FINISH SESSIONS   Fail to Select Next Meeting Place.

General Manager of Alabama Coa! Co and Deputy Sheriff Are Victims of Shooting

COAL COMPAR HEAD ~ IS SHOT AND KILLED   TWO DEPUTY SHERIFFS DIE OF WOUNDS IN ALABAMA COAL DISTRICT.   TROOPS ARE CALLED CUT   Trouble Is Believed to Be Outgrowth of Coal Strike  in Proeress.

DEPUTIES SHOT FROM AMBUSH      Party of Three Killed im M™iimers’ Strike Trouble.

UAL OPERATER 5 MURRERED   L. M. Adler Shot From Ambush While Motoring ai Jasper, Alabama.

TROOPS PATROL ALABAMA COAL MINING DSTRIC]   CALL FCR SOLDIERS FOLLOWS SHOOTING OF MINE MANAGER AND TWO SHERIFFS

SHOT FROM AMBUSH.   General Manager of Coal Company Kilied. Denouty Wounded.

PITTSVILLE. MAN  KILLED IN. FALL      SKULL CRUSHED’ -WHEN HE FALLS FROM ROOF OF BARN

PITTSVILLE MAN KILLED IN FALI   SKULL CRUSHED > WHEN WH FALLS FROM ROOF OF BARN

HARDING PROMISES TOUNFURL FLAG ON ALL WORLD'S SEAS   “Continued Fiasco of Shipping Board,” Assailed in Front Porch Speech to West Virginians.   PROPOSES PROTECTIVE TARIFF AS H. C. L. REMEDY   ‘One Man Government,” Bungting and Extravagance of Democrats Denounced — Says Issues are Too Big to Be Obscured by “Vaudeville Performance.”

SHIPPING BOARD FIASCO-HARDING   ONE OF THE FIRST ACTS WILL BE TO IMPROVE MARINE, PROMISE.

INACTIVITY OF SHIPPING BOARD  CRITIGIZED   Practical Use of the Great American Merchant Marine Is Promised By G. 0. P_ Nominee If He Wins.

SOVIET RUSSIA WILL ENJOY CHRISTMAS IN PEACE FIRST TIME   Leon Trotzky,  Commissar of War, Tells World Hostilities Are Ended; BolshevikiReported at War in Persia.

ph  -TISDECKAREE   Energies Of Soviet Now Turned ‘Toward: Economic Problems.   RUSSIA WANTS  LASTING PEACE   Trotzky Talks of The Internal Situation Of His Country And Its Prospects.

RUSSIANS HOPE TO CELEBRATE PEACEFUL XMAS SAYS TROTZKY   All Soviet’s Energies Are Bent Toward Upbuilding of Country Economically   DIVIDING THE BOOTY   Says Entente Should Stop Encouraging the Hopeless Opposition to Seviet

RUSSIA HAS QUIT FIGHTING   Soviet Government Is Anxious Te Have No War and A Lasting Peace

IROUZKY TALKS OF ThE SOVIET REGIME TELLING WHATAT PROPOSES FOR RUSSIE

SOVIET RUSSIA CELEBRATES FIRST PEACE CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR IN MESSAGE TO WORLI   LEON TROTSKY REPORTS T HAT AT PRESENT NO ACTIVE FRONTS MENACE THE P EACE AND HAPPINESS OF THE RUSS IAN PEOPLE.

SOVIET RUSSIA IS 10 HAVE ITS FIRST PEACE CHRISTMAS   Trotzky Savs Country Is Not Making Preparations For Future Fightine   NO BATTLE FRONTS NoW   lor First Time In Three Years Military Situation Is Tranquil

First ‘‘Peace’’ Christmas For Russia Under Soviets   Trotzky Reviews Conditions; Says Armed Opposition Has Been Overcome; Predi cts Future Prosperity for Red Government

H. c. LA CLOSE. uP   By MARGARET ROHE (Written for the Untted Press)

WAGE DISCUSSION CONTINUES.   No Move Made Toward Settlement of  Swnthenciten (‘ae

NO PROGRESS MADE IN WAGE SCALE PARLEYS   Next Move Up to the Operators Says Official of Anthracite Vinere Dalegation.

ANTHRACITE WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ARE AT STANDSTILL NOW   Neither the Operators Nor the Mine Workers Willing To Make Move Toward Setilenient.   DELAY “CAUSING -IMPATIENCT

7000 SOLDIERS “FROM ENGLAND TANT IN CORI   Fierce Rioting At Londonberrs Between Nationalist and Unionist Mobs   IRISH ‘CONFETTV IS TUROWN -WITH VIGOR   Wild Scenes Enacted for Fev   Hours When Police Force js Withdrawn

LEGION PROTESTS DE VALERA SPEEGI   Friends of Irish Leader Withdray Request That He Address University Students.

LEGIONS OPPOSE DE VALERA.   Southern Post Morbid Trish Leader's Appearance ay

SOGIALISTS ARE UNANIMOUS FOR FUGENE Y¥. DEBS   Leaders Want Him for Presidential Candidate and Kate G’Hare for Vice-Presdient.

SOCIALISTS BOOST EUGENE V. DEBS   One Political Party Has Those Who Will Lead Campaign   WOMAN FOR VICE PRESIDENT!   Kate O'Hare Named—Both Serving Sentences in Prison

THE SOCIALISTS DECIDE ON DEBS . AND KATE O’HARI   BOTH IN PRISON WILL Itt CANDIDATES FoR PRESIWENT AND YICE eRE

PRISUN INWIATE TQ BE NOMINEE   Socialist Party Has Already De cided to Nominate Debs For President.

FEDERAL PRISONERS TO HEAD: SOCIALIST CAMPAIGN TICKE]      EUGENE V.. DEBS AND MRS. ’ O'HARE SELECTED FOR PRESIDEN® AND VICE PRESIDENT

VOLSTEAD ELECTED CONGRESSMAN IN SEVENTH DISTRICT   WITH 30 PRECINCTS MISSING HE HAS LEAD OVER KVALE ah Ter

PONZI TURNS OVER PART OF MILLIONS   Federal Auditor Estimates Liabilities at Seven Millions, While Amount Turned Over Estimated at Only a Million.

RECEIVERS TARE OVER ASSETS OF CHARLES PONZ!   LITTLE LIGHT IS THROWN OD MYSTERY OF SCHEME IN HEARING

Will Collect News By Wireless   \  From All Parts Of United States

TO USE WIRELESS FOR GETTING NEWS   Cleveland Electrical. Show Plans to Rig Up Huge Station: Amateurs Invited to Send Bulletins,

ay CHILDREN (t  ALA Doh uien FTE yt nnNTuC  om: LH   Two sets af Prinlets Fs Birth Reecerc Achieved By Family -Jn  Afabama ‘Fown,

_WHY.EAMILIES ARE BIG   Twe Sets Of Triplets In Fifteet ~ Ran*he

SIX CHILDREN IN 15 MONTHS   Alabama Woman Gives Girth to Sec ond Sat of Tripletse—All Well, Saye Report.

Alabama Woman Gives Birth to Sec ond Set of Triplets—Ali Well, Sax Report,

EXPECT PALMER TO LEAD FIELE ON FIRST SUNT   Thought Governor Cox Wil Run Second With McAdoo Third.   Ex-Secretary’s Friends Say Vote Will Break to Thoir Man.

McABOO BOOM MANAGERS LAYING WIRES TO CATCH “SECOND CHOICE” SUPPORT AFTER EARLY BALLOTS

M’ADOO OPENS UP “HEADQUARTERS”   Three Rooms For Sole Purpose Of Conferences; No Man agers In Charge.

CLAIM M’ADOO HAS 300 SECOND CHOICE VOTES   His Supporters Expect Him te Run Third on First Few, Ballots and Then go to Front.

FRIENDS OPE HEADQUARTERS FOR M’ADOO   Supporters Declare He Wil Run Light in First Ballots.

AFTER THE FIRST BALLOTS MCAROO TU GET MAJORITY   Predict Palmer Lead on First With Cox  Second

THINK M’AD00 MAY BE THIRD AT THE OUTSE!   Friends Then Expect the Former Secretary To  Forge Ahead.

OPEN QUARTERS FOR McADOO   Supporters Rent Three Rooms to be Used for Con ferences   Expect Palmer to Lead on Early Vote, to be Followed hy Break Towards McAdoc

HOCVER WILL BE HARDING'S GUEST   Con‘erance to Be Held at Marion > Next Saturday,   OTHER MEETINGS 10 FOLLOW

HOOVER WILL BE HARDING'S RUEST   Confaante {0 Qe Held at Marlon ie Saturday,   OTHER: MEETINGS '10-FOLLOH

MUSICAL CO. OPENING DAY   All High Class Talent Every Day  Price At A Minimum.  July 12 to 16

a} AS 2 A a es , ir pe Sut Pe,  i Pi} qeidy! ede eeu Bs Ul GUAGE CURA tiie

President Will. Tell Conference. of Treaty Friends His Program on Ratification and Reservations.   TWO SIDES LINEUP FOR MONDAY FIGHT   Hitchcock Forces Expected to Vote Saturday - on Whether or Not They Will Stand by Executive, 2

HIS “DOUGHBOY DADDY” FOUND   French Youth Arrived in America Recently as a Stowaway

FOUND ADQUGHELY DADDY (N AMERICA   FRENCH ORPHAN, STOWA WAY ON SHIP, REDISCOVERED FOSTER DAD.   immigration Authorities Will B Asked Not to Deport French 13-Year-Old Who Sought His Old Friend.

YOUNG FRENCH WAR ORPHANIN AMERICA SEARCHING FOR HIS “DOUGHBOY DADDY” FINDS HIM

THE TARIFF BILL TO GO THROUGK   Proposal io Take Up the Measur Receives a Yote of 206 to 7h

VOTE 41S FAVORABLE.   Passage of Emergency Tariff Bill in. dicated by Members,

Measure Doomed in Conoress Unless BothHouse Find Way Out of Tangle   MANUFACTURERS WOT PROTECTED PROTEST   Opponents Say Measure Would Lot Farmers Free to Charge as Much as They Cen Get

‘Emergency Measure Faces Op position by Democrats  and Wilson’s Veto.   RECALL TAX EXTENSION   War Finance Corporation Reso'  fution Probabiy Will Be ) VYetoed by Wilson.

THE TARIFF BILL - TO 60. THROUGE   Proposal to Take tp the Measure Receives an Yote of 206 to 76

MUST-GET OUT   Tariff Legislation is Block ed in View of the Action Taken in Embargo   ON A ‘TRADE BASIS   Plan to Help Allies is Presented by Longworth— Russian Free Trade

TARIFF FORGES . ARE LINING UF   Proponents.and“Qpnonents o “Fordney Bith-Ai eparing for Battle Wednesday. *   PASSAGE - SEEMS . SURE

Guadalajara Sees Reign of Terror as Old Regime Totters to Fall.   OBREGONISTAS ARE SHOT BY WHOLESALE

CR RAE REAM Re 1 0 A te ION Na seg  REIGN OF TERROR RY FEDERALS.

DOMINION RULE ONLY SOLUTION OF IRISH MUDDLE. SAYS ASQUITH.   Residents of Cork Seek Safety in Cellarsas Machine Guns and Rifles Are Fired in Streets

ASQUITH. EXPLAINS “STAND ON -IRELAN   Isle Should . Have.- 2 Status. of Autonomous Domision Is Belief of ‘Former Premier.

AOUUITH WOULD FREE IRELAND   Former British Premier Sees Only One Solution to Irish Problem.

WOMAN MAY BE ELEGTEDA FL. VICE-PRESIDENT   Number of 12. Vice-Presidential Offices Likely to Be Increased to 15

ft  MAY ELECT A WOMAN  AS VICE-PRESIDENT,   At Convention of American Fedoras. tion of Labor Being. Meld at Montreal,

SAYS SPECULATORS ~CAN’T PLAY WHEAT   Prominent Banker Says Scarcity of Cars in Oklahoma and Tight Money Puts Manipuiators to Bad.

DINGS OF ARDMORE IS MEMBER OF COMMISSION OF BANKERS WHO: WOULD SOLVE SERIOUS MATTER

FAANGO-BRTTTOH OUT UATION PAST DANGER STAGE   France Will Evacuate Ruh Area When German Troops Denart.   ACCEPTS ENGLISH VIEW

WIFE IN FIT OF ANGER _ KILLS HUSBAND WITH AX   Tells Authorities Objection to Step daughter Attending Social Function Caused Trouble

 WANT Wo OLEN MI LES REOPENED,  septate eitinasr tent tt     Lawrence, Miass., Workers Restive

WILL ASK REASON FOR THE SHUTDOWN AND WHEN THE HILLS WILL BE RE-OPENEL

RAILROAD BILL CONSTITUTIONAL, PRESIDENT TOLL   SMEASUEND IEEERREH TO UENES FORK OPIN BON  ALAGAUVEES, APPROVE AB AHITOR,

HEALTH INSURANCE BILL 1S ATTACKED   MEASURE INTRODUCED INTC NEW YORK STATE SENATE FLAYED BY GOMPERS.

SAMUEL GOMPERS ATTACKS COMPULSORY HEALTH BILL   Ipposed to That Kind of Compulsion—Senator Davenport Holds That It Would Be a Good Thing.

First White Child Born in Indianapolis Dies; Almost a Centenarian

MORE MEXICANS ARRESTEL   Held Under Indictments at San An. tonio Texas, Charged With-Ins citing a Revolution.

OT ACTIVE IN FALL POLITICS   CANDIDATES STATE THAT FEW WOMEN TURN OUT FOR PO. LITICAL GATHERINGS; PRE. DICTS SMALL VOTE.

CANDIDATES STATE THAT FEW WOMEN. TURN OUT FOR POLITICAL GATHERINGS; PREDICTS SMALL VOTE.

HARDING GREETED BY GOV. HOBBY IN BEHALF OF TEXAS   Governor’s Mission Is Of Interstate And International Nature.   HARDING INVITED TO OBREGON INAUGURATION   Is Considering Invitation To Visit Mexico As Guest Of Republic.   Was Reported Improved

TEXAS GOVERNOR PAYD GALL UPON ~ PRESIDENT-ELECT   TELLS HARDING THAT STATE Ii INDEED GLAD TO EXTEND HOSPITALITY.   THEN VISITS MATAMOROS   Confers at Municipal Building With Senor Garza Expressing Hope That Brighter Era Has Come  for. Mexico.

SALESMAN FOUND DYING IN STREE]   Five Suspects Are Held at Pine Bluff.

 GENERAL WRANGLE FLEES ‘FROM CITY OF SERASTOPO!   Russian Soviet Forces Had Not  Reached City Before It Was Weacuated. 7

WRANGEL'S ARMY 1$ -ANNIHILATED   Anti-Bolsheviki. Leader Lef! Sebastopol on Russian Cruiser.

SOVIETS FLIRT WITH BRITISH   Delegates Confer With Cabinet in Effort to Re-open Trade Relations.

PRICE FIVE CENTS      BRITISH TALK TRADE RENEWAL WITH RUSSIANS   . Representatives in Conference In London on the Preliminaries   FRENCH VIEW UNCHANGED   Defeat of General Wrange! Not » to Bring About Recognition

PNANOLL UEECAT Mt CHANGE Te FRENCH ATTITUDE   Natfon However j is Not Ready Yet to. Acknowledge Entire Soviet ‘Government.

FRANCE WON'T REGOGHIZE Tit SOVIET REGIME   Had Already Recognized Wrangel Government, But Defeat Does Not Alter Matter Says Paris   BRITAIN PLANNING TO OPEN TRADE RELATIONS WITH RUSS   French “Threaten Reprisals it Bolsheviki Loot Sebastopol .

RUSSIAN TRADE DELEGATION MEETS TO CONSIDER TRADE RELATIONS WITH SOVIETS

SOVIETS HAVE NOT IMPROVED WORLD STATUS   re  Will Not Win Recogni tion by France Because of Big Victory.

FRANCE NOT TO RECOGNIZE REDS   WRANGEL’S DEFEAT WILL NOT BRING ABOUT THIS STEP  France Pessimistic Regarding Any Further Military Movements in Russia at Present Time.

FRANCE DISCOURAGES FURTHER WAR AGAINST MOSCOW GOVERNMENT   FOREIGN OFFICE PESSIMISTIC AS ‘PO MELITARY SITUATION IN RUSSIA.

JOHN BULL AND SOVIET RUSSIA   England Thinking Seriousl) of Resum ion aos Trade Re

DEFEAT OF GENERAL ~ WRANGLF   DOES NOT MEAN FRANCE WILL RECOGNIZE SOVIET GOV ERNMENT   Pessimistic Re garding Further Military Movements in Russia at the Present Time — Wrangel on Way to Turkev. .

SOVIET DELEGATES CONFER AT LONDON   Lloyd-George Favors Trade i Relations.

SENERAL WRANGEL FLEES. SEBASTOPOI   Leader Of sAnti-Bolshevike, Whose Army Has Been Wiped Out, Sails * On Rascian Cruiser:

WRANGEL AND FEW SURVIVORS HIS AREY SAE UNKNOWN POPTFRENCH THREATEN REPRISALS

U. S. DESTROYERS HELP TAKE AWAY CRIMEA REFUGEES   Quite a Section of Gen  Wrangel’s Army Als« Appears To Have Es caped Clutches of the Rede.

20,000 TOURS  FLEE GHINEA WITH WRANGE!   Got Away From Sebastopo Before Soviet Force Reached City.   FRANCE WARNS REDS   Sends Wireless Threatening Reprisals in Case of Looting.

WRANGEL FLEES SEBASTOPOL   General and 20,000 Troops  Sail for an Unknown ‘Port.

20,000 TROOPS SAVED   PART OF WRANGEL’S ARMY ESCAPES FROM REDS.   More Than 100,000 Bc!sheviks Opposed the “White” Ariny at Sebastopol, Is Report.

BRITISH WANT 10 TRADE WITH REDS; FRANCE - REFUSES   Wrangel’s Army Wipec Out; Flees To UnNamed Port.

Had Already Recognized Wran gel Government, But Defeat “Does ‘Not \Alier Matter  Saves Paris   BRITAIN PLANNING TO OPEN “TRADE RELATIONS WITH RUSS       Frenchi Threaten Reprisals i Bolsheviki Loot Sebastopol Ts gy

SHOULD STICK TO LAW   Connecticut Hodcarrier Evidently Was Oe Att! tan tha BDostaocelan

‘LITTLE ENTENTE” LOOKING TO ITALY   Settlement of Fiume Controvers) Leads to High Hopes Among Italians

REVOLUTIONISTS FAST COMING T0 TERMS IN FIUME   Disposition of D'Annun. zian Legionaries Now Problematical.

NEW GOVERNMEN   : : ¢ WALIANS DICTATE PROVISIONAL * councu. FOR FIUME,   Ola National Council Established  and AI Terns Acccpted.

PEACE TERMS ARE GIVEN TO FIUMANS   CONDITIONS NAMED BY CHIE! OF ITAIAAN REGULARS ARI SAID TO HAVE BEEN AGREET TO BY PARLEYERs.

ANEW GOVERNMENT   IPALIANS DICTATE PROVISIONAL  COUNCIL FOR FIUME,   Old National Council Established  and AH Terms Accepted.

O10 COUNCIL NOW. -CONTROLS. FIUME   ALL’ LEGIONARIES EXPELLEL   From City Except Those Born There ’ Nationalist Plot Nipped _ “") Gin’ Milan

FIUME COUNCIL NOW IN CONTROL OF CIT!   Italy Makes It Provisiona Government,

FUMANS AGCEPT ITALIAN'S TERM:   Establishment of Old Nationa Council as Provisional Government Announced.

FIUME IN HANDS OF OLD GOVT   TERMS LAID DOWN B‘ THE VICTORS AL! ACCEPTED.   uegionaires Released fron Oaths of Allegiance t D’Annunzio — All Pri. oners are Released anc Arms Restored

JELEGATES AGCEPT TERMS LAID OW   LEGIONNAIRES OF D'ANNUNZIC RELEASED FROM OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO HIM

Fiume Delegates Accept Severe Terms of Surrender   General Caviglia Demands Well-Nigh Unconditional Surrender of Men Who Have Been Fol lowing Crazy Poet-Soldier the Past yee eet ae

HUGE GAS WELL IN FLAMES   Wyoming Blaze, Visible 100 Miles, Killed One, Injured Four

WoOotLiD Fix TS OWN RATES   Medernal Keserve Beard Want=« + Joterference by Congress  Muy Ooawid Lawrence.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD UP IN ARIS   Attempt to Limit Power o1 Regulate Discount Rates “. Meets With Onnosition   PROTECTS GOLD RESERVE   Members Say ay Proposed Legislation Would Undermine Present System

FEDERAL RESERVE UPN ARMS OVER ~ PRAPASEN CATIRSE      “Dpposed to Bills to Limit Powe: of Banks to Regulate Dis: count Rates   TINKERING WITH CREDIT MACHINERY A BAD POLICY   Govarning Body Wants Public to Know Where to Place Blame in Case of Damage   DANGER 318 POINTED oUT   Objections to Fixing of Mazimum and Minimum Rates Are 4 Explained

Bankers Fear Restriction or Rate Discounts Will Injure Them.   Differences in Rates Between Countries Would Injure Credit.

BANK PROBLEMS UP TO CONGRESS   Federal Reserve Board Is Opposed to Measures Now Pending, the Purpose of Which Is to Limit Power of U. S. Commission.   WANTS COMPLETE CONTROL OVER INTEREST RATE

CITY FOOD PRICES STILL GOING UF   Department of Labor Investi gates in 51 Cities.   Articles Which Decreased Inciude On. ions, Potatoes, Cheese, Lard, Flour an Sugar.

FOOD STILL GOING UP   Department of Labor Investigates in 51 Cities.   Articles Which Decreased Include One ions, Potatoes, Cheese, Lard, Flour an Sugar.

MOST FOOD GOING UP   U. S. LABOR DEPARTMENT INVES. TIGATES IN 51 CITIES.   Decreases in Prices Are Shown in Onions, Potatoes, Cheese, Lard, Flour and Sugar.

yl  NEW RECORD FOR GRANTING DIVORCES   ‘Oklahoma Judge Nelson Allows seventy-two Decrees in Past i Two Days.

NATIONAL BANK OF MEXICO, PLAN   Will Be Reopened, Havin; Sole Power to Issue Notes, Says Huerta.

MOVE TO STABILIZE BANKING AND CURRENCY IN MEXICO IS BEING STARTED BY PRESIDENT

SING “RED FLAG” AT SHOPS   Jobless Britons Make Demeoristratio: Before the Gates of Factories in Coventry.

ENGLISH BEING URGED TO TAKE THE FACTORIES    Speeches Made to Unomployed  Carry Out Same Plan os Did the’ Italians.

BRITISH MOB GROWS VICIOUS   Assembles Outside Factory at. Cov “entry. and Listens to Anarchistic Speeches

MOB GATHERS Al BRITISH FACTORIES   Unemployed Urged to Follow Move ment of Seizure as in Italy.

FOQD PRIGES ARE SOME LOWER   Fruits and Vegetables Will Be Lower mecanding to Slump in Whole.—* gale Prices, -—-7

FOOD PRICES FALL IN CHICAGS   COMMISSION MEN PREDICT THE DECLINE WILL CONTINUE As THE SUMWER ADVANCES

PERMANENT CONCERN.   Inland AMaloid Company is Growing Very Rapidly.

MUNDAY MUST GO TO PRISON   Iitinvis Governor Declines to Reduce Financier’s Sentence, 

BANKER MUNDAY DENIED PLEA   Governor Lowden Declines to Cut the Ventence of the Chicago Financier.

EMPIRE ‘Theatre Thursday and Friday, April 15-16  CA 3   “Johnny Get Your Gun’

WEATHER FOR TODAY   a MPIRE Theatre  "Rr VATI CS. Livt   “Johnny Get Your Gun”

TREATY FIGHT TO GO TO ELEGTION   PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRY - WILL GET A CHANCE TO MAKE DECISION,   Effort Made to Get the Treaty Back Before Senate Came to Naught Throughout Saturday.

ISSUE PROBABLY,  TOPROPLE    THREE COURSES OPENED 20 PRESIDENT, NONE KNOWS ALIN ED

TREATY 15 DEAD FOR TIME, 10 LE QUIETLY iN VAULT   ISSUE PROBABLY TO PEOPLE   THREE COURSES OPENED 70 PRESIDENT, NONE KNOWS MIND

Treaty Is Returned Without aia the Crossing of 'T” the Dotting of An  i mad linedtiled:   WHITE HOUSE COMMENT WITHHELD FOR PRESENT   It Is Expected, However That the Document will Be Pigeonholed Until After Campaign Next Fall,

UNRATIFIED TREATY BACK IN KEEPING OF PRESIDENT WiLSON   Will Probably Lie on His Desk While Controversy is Fought Out in Campaign   MOVE FOR PASSAGE OF DECLARATION IS DELAYED   Leaders Believe Amy Peace Resolution Adopted by Twe Houses of Congress Will be Vetoed but Hope to Gain Enough Democratic Votes to Override Veto,

Treaty Is Back At White House   Senate Again Registers Its Defeat in Final Vote on Various Reservations.

EXPEGT 10 ADOPT PEAGE BILL OVER WILSON'S VETO   Senators Intend to End Wai With Germany Leaally.   PRESIDENT OPPOSES PLAN

FUTURE OF PAGE TREATY AESTS WITH WILSON   Chances of Bringing Pact Before Senate Again Remote      TAKE UP KNOX PLAN NEXT

Senate’s Messengers Hand Bulky Document to Secretary Tumulty With Note Saying Ratification Refused;- Expect Action by Congress to Declare State of Peace Exists,

‘Country Now Has Same Stat us As at Time Armistice  Was Sioned.   PEACE DECLARATION INTRODUCED IN HOUSE   Believed President Will Allow Controversy to Be Fought Out in Campaign.

HOUSE TO BLOCK STATE GF PEACE?   May Be Impossible to Put  Resolution Across in  omin eday, }  Congress.

Udall MAINTAINS ITs WAR STATUS   With Treaty Not Ratified Three Courses Are Open to President.

WILSON MAY FRAME PACT; AWAIT MOVE   President Expressed Disapproval of Securing Technical Peace Status

TREATY BACK IN THE KEEPING OF THE PRESIDENT   Next Move of the Chief Executive Remains Conjectural.

PACT RET  TO PRESIDENT; NEXT MOVE IS NOW UP TO HIN   Three Courses Open to Wilson in Dealing With Treaty.   RECONSIDERATION IS MOST UNLIKELY   Plans for Declaration of Peace Geta  Setback.

WILSON WILLING (0 LET TREATY G0 1) POLLS, BELIEF   Pian To Bring Pact Before Senate Again Hinted.

President Expected to Le Pact Lie Until Verdict of People Is Given in Presidential Campaign.   PLAN TO TRY AGAIN FOR COMPROMISE   Mud keservation mepucnc ans and Compromisé Democrats Start Anew tc Reach a Conclusion.

TREATY 15. SENT BACK TO WhITt HOUSE BY SENATE   President's Next Move Is Prob. lematical — Declaraffon of Peace to Come Before Congress This Week.

TREATY NOW WITH WILSON   Tumulty Allows Rejected Pact to Lie on Desk After Giving Receipt to Senate  Messenger.   RATIFIERS MOVE TO - ASK RECONSIDERATION   Peace Declaratory. Resolution  Introduced: in © House; Senate Unsettled.

After Eight Months of Wrangling, Senate Sends It, Back to Wilson With Appended Note Saying Ratification Had Been Refused: President’s Course.in Doubt   MAY LEAVE IT T0 THE PEOPLE

La Crosse Man ‘is Best Friend Bailroadmen Have in Con- ‘ gress Says Lanesboro  Cancressman   ‘ESCH TELLS OF GREAT ACTS  HE FATHERED AND WORKED FOR   Masterful Speech’ Delivered Before Big Crowd in River-’ _ side Park

tabi o AEGORD 1d LAUDED BY SYD ANDERSON   La Crosse Man is Best Friend Railroadmen Have in Congress Says Lanesboro Convressman   ESCH TELLS OF GREAT ACTS HE FATHERED AND WORKED FOR   Masterful Speech Delivered Before Big Crowd in River-’ side Park

SUPPORT PARTY THAT ENDORSES ‘DRY’ LAW   Prohibition National Committee Makes Announcement,

PLEDGE VOTES 10 DRY” PARTY   Prohibition National Commit tee Wants 18th Amendment Endorsed.

'DRYS TAKE PLEDGES   Prohibitionists to Work Through Present Politieal Partles.the Announcement,

“OPEN SHOP’ PREFERRED BY LARGE MAJOBITY OF MEMBERS OF UNITED CTATES C. OF C., POLL DISCLOSES

OPEN SHOP IS ADVOCATED BY BUSINESS MEN   Chamber of Conmmerce Announces Result of Vote.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STANDS FOR OPEN SHO   National’ Referendum _ Overwhelm ingly Tndorses Fairness in Industry.

NATIONAL CHAMBER FAVORS RIGHT FOR (PEN SHOP POLICY   Industrial Relations Platforn Adopted Would Deny Right To Strike of Public Utility Employes.

FOR OPEN SHOP AND. DEPENDABLE ~~ LABOR UNIONS   Chamber of Commerce of U. S. Would Forbid Utility Strikes

THEFT OF ARMY SUPPLIES VALCED AT $1,000,000 DISCOVERED AT NEW YORI

ALLIED TROOPS WILL RESTORE ORDER IF GERMANS FAIL   To Bo So in the Ruhr Industrial District, Which is Now Held by the Communists  at Rermanyv   Agreement With Insurgents RPenerted Reached

VIEXICAN CABINET CHANGES   General Calles Resigns to Take Part in Campaign for Obregon

IMPORTANT CHANGE MADE. IN CABINET UF PRES. CARRANZ!   Great Britain May Soon Re sume Diplomatic Relations With Mexican Republic

CORPORAL SHOT 3 HAITIANS IS NATIVE’S CLAIM   TEfTIFIES FPMERICAN SOLDIERS EXECUTED NATIVE PRISONERS WITHOUT JUST CAUSE

fies Three Haitian. Prisoners Cilled by" ‘Order of Freeman Lang, Se Corne Corporal,

OFFICER CHARGED - WITH MURDER OF  HAITIAN NATIVES   Court Of Inquiry Hears Testimony Of Former Member Of  Gendarmerie.   ‘ACCUSED MAN IS IDENTIFIED BY WITNESS   ' Col. Little Declares Charge Of Haitian President Was Without Foundation,

SAW THREE HATIAN PRISONERS KILLED   Adelph Bourgot Makes Direc’ Charge That Freeman Long Formerly a Marine, Sho’ One in the Baok.

Gendarmrie Corporal Testifies American Killed Three Prisoners’ Following Night Attack in 1917; Witness Identifies the Accused Soldier; Raid. Is Described   GIVILIANS CALLED. TO STAND

DIRECT CHARGE OF ~ MURDERS 15 MADE   HAITIAN TESTIFLES TO KILLING OF THREE NATIVES BY MARINE CORPORAL.

U.S. Marine and Lientenani . Charged With Killing  Natives   BOARD OF INQUIRY HEARS. TESTIMONY   Declare: Attack Made While Men Were Confined to Prison; One Shot in Back

Adolph Bourget, a Native, Makes Direet Charge Freemans Lang Shot Three.

UME EXTREMIST MAY EVADE PLANS   MAN MAY SAVE SELF RY REFUSING To TELL OFFICERS WHERE HE WAS BORN

RELEASE OF AEDS MAY BE FORGER   Can’t Deport Radicals Who  Refuse to Tell Their Birth Place.

Government May Not Bé Able to Prove That Cer. tain Reds Now Under Ar: rest Are Really Aliens.

NEW REGULATIONS PLACE PROOF GURDEN AGAINST ALIENS ON GOVERNMEN)   Refusal to Tell Birthplace May Embarrass Work of Deportation.

SEEK TO PROVE 1919 WORLD SERIES CROOKED      4 ses at Baseball Hearing ‘Ques. tioned About CincinnatlChi-J! gage Workl’s Ger

[Rube Benton Was’ on Stance Today—Denieés of  Receiving “Easy Money”

ACCEPT MEDIATION IN ITALY   Premier Giolitti’s Plan for Settlement of Strike O. K.’'d.

CAPT. BURTON IS GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE TO WIN   Sir Thomas Lipton Confers With Advisers as to Handling of Shamrock.

YACHTS TO RACE TODAY.   Captain Burton Will Be at Helm of Shamrock During Event.

CAPTAIN  BURTON WILL ~ BEAT SHAMROCK’S HELN   EEE sD  DECISION IS REACHED BY SIR  ‘THOMAS LIPTON AND HIs YACHTING ADVISERS AFTER DAY SPENT IN CONFERENCE.

BURTON WILL PILOT SHAMROCK IV TODAY   ‘Skipper Who Caused Dissatis  faction in First Two Races Is  Given Another Chance

BURTON STAYS WITH SHAMROCK   Lipton Not to Change His Commanders in Next Race.

WILL: “ELECT. CHAIRMAN ‘TO _ ALL PLACE OF. JUDGE  : -MELTON. WHO: 1s TO:  cs ON “RESIGN.

FRANK DAILY   Will Not Accept Democratic Nomination for Senator In Indiana.

COLBY TO SAIL NOV. 20 TO 25   Exact Date and Personnel of Party to Be Announced Soon by Stata Department.

GOING TO. SOUTH AMERICA, ~  Secretary of State Will Be Ana About Flvo Weeks.

COLBY WILL LEAVE SOON   Expeets to Depart From Washington fer South America Within Tao Weeks.

COLBY TO SAIL IN FEW DAYS   Date and Personnel of Party to Be Aunounced Soon.

DEPORTEES ON THE WAY EAST   Several Carleads Frem West Ceansnt Bowand fer Ellie isiand.

Coahatlan Gommander oof  iebelx States He Expects Strife fn Thai 7     ts.

RECOMMENDS TAX HLLAW BE CHANGED   Gov. Goodrich Urges Amendment t Restore Control Over Levies to Local Units   SPECIAL SESSION MEETS   Also Requests Passage of Bill Providing For State Memorial to Snidiers

FARMERS OPPOSE ~ LEGALIZING OF _ JAX INCREASES   REPRESENTATIVES OF FARMERS’ FEDERATION CONFERS WITH GOVERNOR TODAY —

TO FIGHT PLAN FOR STATE OWNED MINES   REPRESENTATIVE BIDMAN, OF TERRE HAUTE WILL LEAD ASSAULT ON MEASURE

CENSUS TIME EXTENDED.   Fliteen) Days Proves Too Short fa: Counzing AH the People.

CENSUS INCOMPLETE.   Hountry Will bo Connied Re. Cow - Tyne Says We eesaraless of

CENSUS CANNOT BE FINISHED IN 15-DAYS   While it Was Hoped to Get The Thing Through in That Time Delays Have Occurred In Every Section of the Nation, Says Director Rogers. *

SOUTH wana FISCAL YEAR WITH Big TRANE IN UINITEN STATE   BALANCE AGAINST THIS COUN TRY IS THREE WENDRED AND SEVENTY MILLIONS,

SOME COAL MINERS STILL HOLDING OU   Twenty-five Percent Are Bact -at Work Today.

“MINERS” ARE GRIN’ BACK   Improvement Ix Shown in Virtually Al Bituminous Coal Fiekts. * Outlook Is Hopeful.

SUGAR PRICE TAKES TUMBLE IN NEW YORK   All Other Refiners Now Sellin; At $15.00

SUGAR 2 CENTS   ARBUCKLE COMPANY ANNOUNCES DROP FROM 17 CENT FIGURE

REFINERS: CUT. SUGAR PRICE.   Refined Granulated Quoted 2 Cents Lower Thasa Lass Week.

TEGARD LLOVR GEORGE SPEECH AS DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST IRIS   CAMPAIGN TO STOP LAWLESSNESs IN IRELAND IS DETERMINED UPON BY OFFICIALS,

DRASTIC STEPS - MAY BE TAKEN   Britain May Apply Eco _ nomic Force to the Situation.   THREE MORE DEAD AS DAY’S TOLL

PREMIER'S TALK CONSIDERED AS WAR STATEMENT   Exception Taken In Ireland To Talk In Wales By Lloyd George.

SINN FEIN SAY ITS WAR, *   Srish Question. To ‘Come Te Head. ‘Soon ft Is Belleved,

SIAN FEINERS LOOK AN LLOYD CEOREE' SPEECH AS BEGLARATION  Say That He Virtually Condones Acts of Reprisals Against Attackers  nF Dolino Ennage

BRITISH WOULD STAMP OUT ALL  IRISH DISORDER   To Wage Campaign Against Lawlessness To Bring Maiters To Head.

RESENT PREMIER'S SPEECH   Irish Regard It as “Almost Dec laration of War” .

U. S. FOOD ROTS: AT DANZIG   American Relief Body Makes Com. plaint to Washington Concerning , European Shipments.

FOOD ROTTING AT DANZIG   Packages Sent From VU. S. Held Up Since Last Summer.

WILSON INVITES VISIT FROM DEFENDER OF LEIGE   American Chief of Btaff Discloses Mes

WILSON INVITES GEN. LEMAN   Liege Defender Informed U. S. Is De. sirous of Receiving Visit From Him.

GEN. LEMAN INVITED TO U. S.   Defender of Liege Asked by President +o Visit America.

MEMORIAL BILL AS; AMENDED PASSED   Senate Changes HouSe Measure Providing For Erection of American Legion Home   WOULD RAISE MORE MONEY   Amendment Provides Levy Shall Extend Over 6 Years and Eliminates Legion’; Name

Will be Used as American Legion Headquarters; Complete Tie-Up in Coal Production ~ Predicted by Operators in lliriois Fields; ’ “Russian Soviet Government Accepts Pol-  and’s Aniistice Proposal

FINLAND DRIVE BY BOLSHEVIKI WAS RESUMED   New Attack Was Made Wit! Heavy Artillery on Wednesday.   ANTLSOVIET FORCE IN COMPLETE ROUT   35,000 Men Are on the Verge of Starvation After March.

LITTLE FOOD TO GIVE ANTI-REDS, IN FEAR OF FOE   Soviet Forces Have Enough Supplies to Launch any Attacix.

ANTI-REDS FACE SHORTAGE OF FOOD IN EASTERN SIBERL   Soviet Forces Enjoy Immense Superiority of Effectives * and Supplies.

BOLSHEVIK] POWER IN ASCENDENCY   Resistance Has Been Broke: Practically Everywhere In Russia.

HARDING DECLARES AMERICA MUST GET BACK ON BASIS OF HONEST DAY'S WORK AND PAY

HARDING URGES U. $. THRIFT   President-Elect Suggests Plain Living for the Nation During Re \. ; adjustment Period,

HARDING URGES THRIFT FOR U.S   Suggests Plain Living for the Nation During Readjustment Period.   FOR 100 PER GENT PRODUCTION   President Elect in Speech at New Or leans Gives Remedy for The Industrial and Economic Ills of the Country.

HARDING URGES 100 PER CENT PRODUCTION IN ALL FACTORIES   President-elect Discusses Industrial and Economic Situathian   NEW ORLEANS SPEECH Advises Concord Among All  Americans on Eve of Sailing for Panama.

Pessimism Has No Place Here Is Word Of Harding   President-Elect Addresses Chamber of Commerce at New Orleans.   OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR ECONOMIC ILLS   We Face Momentous Problems—Want Rational ReAdjustment Scheme.

JING SAYS U.S. MUST NOW ECONOMIZE      Suggests Plain Living for the Nation During Readjustment Period.   FOR 100 PER CENT PRODUCTION   President Elect in Speech at New Or leans Gives Remedy for The industrial and Economic lils of the Country.

ASKS FOR 100 PER CENT PRODUCTION   Suggests Remedies For inGustrial wis of the Country  ey

THRIFT Wiibt BY SENATOR HARDING   President-Elect Suggests Plaii Living During Readjustment.   ASKS FOR FULL PRODUCTION   Gives His Remedy for the Industrial and Economic lils of the Country in Speech at New Orleans.

EMPLOYERS TO MEET   To Discuss Employment at Conference in Chicago.   Specialists at the Meeting Will In. tlude Managers, Bureau Agents and Educators.

TO DISCUSS WORKERS   EMPLOYERS TO HOLD CONFER. ENCE AT CHICAGO SOON.   Meeting to Include Managers, Employ. ment Bureau Agents, Educators and Other Specialists.

DEGREE BETWEEN PACKERS AND JUSTICI DEPARTMENT  Powerd Caving tha Rand Tahle a   Toward Saving the Food Table ¢ America Than by Legal Action.

Testifies: As To: Entered-Into With Government:        RESULTS OF THE ACTION TAKEN:   Accomplished More Than Could Have Been Secured By -;’ Legal Action or Law.

ANANIAN BREAKS RECORD   Thom peon, Former Dartmesuth Star Sets Hardle Pace by Smashing

WORLD'S RECORD IS BROKEN.   Canadian Star Makes 110 Metre Hurdies in 144-5 Seconds.

AMERICANS ADD NO FIRST PLAGE:   Thomson Cuts Hurdle Mark Featuring at Antwerp   Our Total Jumps to 101, Finlan Next With 49, Then Sweden

AMERICA STILL HAS GOOD LEAL   Ten Nations Score Points in Fourth Day’s Events in Track and Field Sports in Olympic Contests. &

ANOTHER WORLD'S  RECORD IS BROKEN   Canadian Wins 116 Meters Bur dle; U.S. Gets 32 Points im Feurth Day's Events

'PROHIBS ENDORSE WOMAN SUFFRAGI   OPPOSE CODE BILL AND THE PRIWARY LAW.   Want Peace Treaty and Leagee of Nations Adepted With KReserYations for American interests.

DRYS TO HOLD A BIG CONVENTION   AT LINCOLN, NEB, JULY 21 AND NAME CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT,

JAPAN HALTS . SIBERIAN ARMY   Gen. 01 Instructed to Cease Opera tions Pending Arrival of Spe- cial Commissioner.   Special Cable toape Washington Pom : ant Kew Werk S§éu-treratt)

Security Police Patrol Scenes of Clash Between Civilians . and French oe

REINDEER WOULD FURNISH PLENTY OF MEAT FOR us   Mayor of Nome, Alaska, Advocates Changing of flaws Prohibiting Sale of Venison.

CONGRESS 1S SUORED   By Educators for Delay it Acting on Smith-Tower Bill.

SORROW AT LAFAYETTE   J. R. Fesler Knew Praetically All Veterans At Soldiers’  Hama

SURRGW AD LAFAYETTE   3. RH. Fester Knew Practieally AD ¥Yeterans At Soldiers’

MEXICO FRIENDLY TO AMERICA   Ambassador to U. S. Declares Relations Are Best Ever   BANDITRY IS  SUBSIDING

ITALIAN STRIKE GROWS VIOLENT   Troop Patrol Is Fired Upon ant  Laborers Are Reported in  League With Anarchists.   IMORE PLANTS SEIZED

RADICALS REFUSE JO LEAVE PLANTS   Italian Labor Situation Results in Violence With Breach Wider.   ONE GUARD WAS KILLED   New Seizures Reported as Result of Vote Taken by  Warkere.

TEMPORARY HUSBAND 0 AVOID NATURALIZATION      RUSSIAN SCHOOL TEACHER OUT WITS BOLSHEVIKI BY “CON VENIENCE” MARRIAGE WIT! SWISS WHICH LATER IS AN NTR £m

HOW BOLSHEVIK TOLD GIRL SHE MUST 3 MARRY RUSS CHIEF OR SUFFER WORSE

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF LOFTIS IS CLEARED UP   THE CHICAGO MILLIONAUE DIAMOND DEALER WAS KILL, EP BY AN-ACCIDENTAL FALL ON HRAD.

00D BECOMES SERIOUS      Water Creeps Into Cellars ef Jobbing Houses Along La Crosse  a a, es

LACROSSE CUT OFF BY WATER   TRAINS ARE RUNNING UNDER SLOW ORDERS—WINONA BRIDGE IS CLOSED.

LACROSSE RAILS ABE SIBMEREEL   Communication ‘With, Outside World Practically Cut Off by Big Flood.  ee

HARDING DRAFTS FORMAL SPEECH   Republican Nominee Prepar. ing Data on Majer Issues for Address of Acceptance.   TO SEE LABOR LEADERS'

HARDING GATHERS DATA FOR SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Plans to Spend Several Hours Daily in Preparing Address

HARDING PLANS TO LIMIT GIFTS   To Arm Self Against Future Charge of Use of Large Sums in Campaign; Data for Speech of Acceptance Now  . Nearly All Gathered.

HARDING CONFERS ON CHIEF ISSUES   WILL MEET LABOR LEADERS TO GET BATA. EOR Sr SREEGH OF

palette tel  HARDNG IS SHAFING SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Republican Nominee Collects Data on Major Issues to be Discussed.

ne DRAFTING   ‘Republican Candidate to Meet Running Mate and Go — Over Campaign. .   FAIRBANKS WITHDRAWS IN OHIO GOVERNORSHIP      Effort Made to Get Smiths Off Ticket for Secretary of. State, ©.

WILL FIGHT TO AFINIGH   RNMENT ACCEPTS  BRITISH GOVE OF MINERS FOR  CHALLENGE  FINISH FIGHT,   THE PEOPLE REASSURED   Premier Lioyd Riame on the     Geerge Places All  Miners and Declares Confidence in Outcome of the Strike. —Will Ration the Supplies.

NATION ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   Head of the Ratlway Men's Union Issues Warning Net to Preeipitate a Crisis.

 Railway Workers Call Confer. ence to Consider Their  Attitude.   PUT BLAME ON STRIKERS   Lloyd George Declares There Will Be No Shortage of Coat Siunnfiac 

Government Shows No Signs Of Conciliation Towards Million Who Leave Work  LLOYD-GEORGE AGAINST THEM

ENGLAND F 10 FACE WITH ~ GREAT STRIKE   Walkout Comes at Exact Hour of Call and Country Left  4 Short of Coal. +   Conference Is Called   Railworkers will Meet to Dis cuss Situation as Affect. ing Themselves.

AIRMEN INDICTED BY JURY   Charged With Smuggling und Vio lating Internal Revenue Law.

PAUL VIETH WILL DIRECT CONFERENCE   COUNTY S. 8S, SEPERINTENDENTS CONVENE HERE TUESDAY.   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH   First Gathering of its Kind ever Held Under Administrative Department  f  3 Preeram,

ELLIS ISLAND FULL OF REDS   OVERRUN WITH RADICALS CAP. TURED FRIDAY NIGHT,   MORE SOVIET ARKS WILL SAIL   SHIPS BEING FITTED OUT FOR EARLY DEPORTATION,   ‘Sinister Side of Roundup Secea in  : Mass of Bombs, Rifics, Bayonets aad Ammunition Taker  2 : With Suspects.

BOMBS, BAYONETS AND 2IFLES SEIZED IN RAID ON REDS   Activities Won’t Ceass« Yet, Red Leader  Declares.

Immigration Station Swamped With Anarchists Held for Deporta: tion—Three Army Transports: Being Overhauled for Use as ’ “Arks”—Loads of “War” laterial and Literature Seized.

ELLIS ISLAND PENS JAMMED      Motley Array of Aliens Crowd Boats After Manhattan Roundup of Communists, *

MNO REDS TAKEN INTO GUSTODY BY FEDERAL OFFICERS   Three Ships Are Being Prepared in Which to Deport Anarchists; Big Assortment of Weapons Seized.

NETH GLOGK-LIKE PREC SUN REDS ARE RAIDED IN 3d GHTTES IN UL S.   EXAMING LITERATURE CLIILENH In DaAIne

ELLIS ISLA JAMMED WITH REDS CAUGHT  IN HUGE RAID   Three Steamers Ge Ready to Take Hundreds Abroad.

New York Department - Agents Seek 300 More Communists   TAKEN TO-ELLIS ISLAND

SWEEPING DRIVE 1S MADE: AGAINST RADICALS INU. §   Raids Ordered by Department of Justice Begin _ Promptly at 9 o'Clock in 33 Ciies Over Coun_ try and 3,000“Undesirables” Canght im Dragnet Wii be Sent Back to Kith and Kini in  ‘Another “Saviet Ark.” -

Many Women Among Number Gathered in by the. Federal Authorities. —   EVEN NEGROES OF SOUTH AFFECTED

Scores of Parlor Bolshevists Among Lhose Arrested; Machinery Is Set in Motion in 33 Cities at One Time Last Night;  - Operatives Continue to Warlc.

Large Cities of Unitec States Report Many > Held ar   SOME TO BE DEPORTED.

500 ARE ARRESTED IN NEW YORK; 200 SENT TO ISLAND   Raid WasZargest Ever Con. ducted? In New York    SUSPEGTS ‘GIVEN SYSTEMATIC ~ EXAABAATION BY AGENTS        nly : Profers Doctrine of

R OF ANARCHISTS ARE CAPTURED   FEDERAL OFFICIALS SWOOP DOWN UPON RADICAL HEADQUARTERS.

PASSENGERS OF ANOTHER SOVIET: ARK ASSEMBLER   Department of Justice Estimates about: Half of Alleged Radicals in Custody are Candidates for. Denortation

CONTINUE RAIDS ON RADICALS IN OVER 30 CITIES   MOVING WITH PRECISION, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OPERATIVES SPREAD NET.   ‘SECOND SOVIET  ‘ARK’ IS TO START   Will Send It Across Atlantic Following the First of Those Expelled; General Charges Are Filed

REDS MUST GO 1S THE SLOGAD   RAIDS LAST) NIGHT AND TODAY 1) 33 DIFFERENT CITIES,   PROBABLY 2.000 RUSSIAN AGITA. TORS TO BE SENT HOME.   Ofticers Capture Docunients Showing Plans of the Keds: to Overthrow , This Government by Violence.

NAB THOUSANDS IN SUDDEN DRIVE IN MANY CHIES   More Than Hali Will Be Held For Deportation, United States Officials Declare.   BIGGEST RAID IN HISTORY   Scores of Parlor Bolshevists Are Captured as Agents Act In Thirty:Three Cities.

DEPT. JUSTICE AGENTS SWEEP. COUNTRY CLEAN       Round Up Practically All Leaders Of Radi- ©  cal Movement.   MANY TAKEN IN WEST.

COMMUNISTS IN 33 CITIES ROUNDED UP   More Transports Full Will Be Sent to Russia Soon

GOVERNMENT WILL FILL ANOTHER ARK T0010 RUSSI   Radicals Gathered In Raids Last Night Had Reached Several Thousand Today.   MANY WOMEN ARE TAKEN   Agents. Sougbt..Evidence to Base The Deportation Proceedings on, They Declare.

Bombs, Rifles, Pistels and Other Weapons Found in Raids on Communists

REDS OFF TO ISLAND   No Time Lost in Sending Revolution. ists to Deportation Dock.

BIG. ROUNDUP   Department of Justice Agents He Completing : Sweeping” Drive cat -Against- “the Revolutionary : ‘Movement i in “America—An‘other “Soviet. Ark” Will Sail Op “rhichauik Biigeia

Many Women Among Number Gathered in by the Federal Authorities.   EVEN NEGROES OF

MORE THAN 4,500 CAUGHT IN RAIDS   ‘More Than Half Will be Deported Soon, Officials  Say.   MANY PERFECT CASES    Parlor. Bolshevists Caught in Net, Twenty Three Held in Baltimore,  Many Communists.

SWEEPING DRIVE MADE AGAINST REDS IN U.S   Well Conducted Raids Laat Nigh Take Into Custody Thousands of Radicals.   Government Hopes to Fill Second “Soviet Ark’’ For Bolshevik Russian Ports. :   COMMUNISTS MAINLY HELD   Incriminating Documents Also  Taken in Hunt For Evidence  Against Reds.

UFFIGERS ACTIVE IN RUNNING DOWN THE ANARGHISTS   Immigration Station at New York Crowded With Deportation Candidates.   Martens, Soviet Head Here. : in Line for Federal Inves tigation Also.

More Than 4,500 Arrests Were Made up to Noon’ _ Today of Reds and Radicale.   HALF TO BE DEPORTED   Twenty-three More Were Arrested . Today-in Chicago. Moat Of These Will be a sa Deported,

Atty. Gen, Palmer Announces Intention of Uncle ‘Sam in ‘Regard to Leaders of Radicals. -   NO QUARTER FOR THEM   Government Will Not Allow Them ta Gain Any Foothold Here but Will Clean Them All out and Send —  Them Overseas.

Aajority Are Russians, Members of Communist and Communist Labor Parties, Said to Plan Overthrow of Government—Part of. Plot Was to Organize Negroes.

Deportations To Soon Be Resumed   Governnient Is Preparing for Second “Soviet Ark” Which Will Take Agitators Back to Russia. —   Department Has 2,000 ‘‘Perfect’”’ Cases

“RED” ARRESTS NOW TOTAL 4,500; 2,000 DEPORTATION GASES   RAIDS CONTINUING TODAY IN CITIES THRUOUT COUNTRY— SOME “PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS’ INCLUDED.

NATION-WIDE RAIDS MADE   Department of Justice Is Completing Drive on  Radicals Today

“PARLOR” BOLSHEVISTS ARE AMONG REDS TAKE!   More Than 4,500 Radicals Taken.in Country-Wide Drive Staged by the Department of Justice.

RAID SWEEPING  Officers Cover Entir Country in Crusade ---Many Released More to Be Deport ed,

THBEE THOUSAND. RADICALS TAKEN   Department of Justice Make Sweeping Raids.

"Y” OFFICIALS ASTONISHED BY PAPAL ATTACK   Not A Proselyting Organizatior Is Claim

WHEATGROWERS HOLD OUT FOR PRICE OF $3 BUSHEL   Seventy Thousand Members of Association Urged to Refrain From _ Selling. Crop Moves Slowly.

PROBE “SOLUTION” TF EXPLOSE   7 ee oe Ps _ New York Distelet Attorney Begins ‘Investigation of Bomb Outrage  On Wall Street. .

BLAST “SOLUTION fo TOBE INVESTIGATED   DISTRICT ATTORNEY BEGINS PROBE OF NEWSPAPER'S VERSION,   President of House “Wreckers’ Union and Others Under Examination.

BOMB “SOLUTION” OFFERED 1N NEW YORK INVESTIGATE   Official Inquiry Is Started Into Case Renewed by Newspaper—Unions Have Had Bitter Quarrel.

WORLD STORY iF EXPLOSION ~~ GIVEN PROBE!     NOG PROOF UPON THEORY.   WITNESSES ONLY HAVE THEIR OPINIONS OF THE DISASTERS.

BEGIN PROBE OF STORY IN WORLD   Men Mentioned as Prominent in Labor War Said to Have Furnished Motive Examined by District Attorney.

Official Investigation of Leads Furnished By Newspaper Story Is Started; Prominent Men Mentioned Give Testimony; Labor  Leader Claims No Foundation for Story   DRIVER OF WAGON IS DESCRIBED

ROWOS WATCH FILMING OF “ROMANCE OF ELENA,” FINE CAST 13 AT WORK   WHERE CAMERA CLICKS TODAY

German Municipality +to Care for Graves of American Soldiers   Stuttgart Undertakes Labor of Love in Appreciation of Magnanimity

MAYOR OF TOWN KILLED, —POLIGE:  SLAY SLEUTH    OVER EVICTIONS OF MINERS   DETECTIVE AGENCY IS WIPED OUT WHEN IT  GETS TOO GIDDY

STATE POLICE IN CONTROL AT MATEWAN   West Virginia Constabulary Restore Order at Tug River Mining Town After Battle Over Attempted Evictions in Which Twelve Men Were Killed.

STATE T QUIET MINERS IN W. VIRGINIA   Ten Dead and Five Are Wounded As Result of Clash at Mattewan

POLICE, CITIZENS FIGHT DETECTIVES   Twelve Persons Killed in Vil. lage of Matewan, W. Va.., Last Night

IQ PERSONS KILLED IN POLIGE GATTLE WITH DETECTIVES   Mining Town Scene of Bloody Fighting When Mine Guards Clash With Citizens.   STATE CONSTABULARY AND ARMED DEPUTIES CALLED   Pistol Battle is Caused by Eviction of Miners From Company’s Houses.

Streets of Matewan are Patrolled with No Recurrence of Disturbance in which Twelve Meet Death

BLOOD FLOWS IN Weal VIRGINIA: TROOPS ORDERED SENT 10 SCENE   Clash Occurs Between Coal Diggers and Sleuths at Matewan; Mayor of City One of Victims.   ATTEMPTED TO EVICT WORKERS FROM HOMES   Armed Forces Are En Route to Coal Camp: Others Will Go Forward When Transportation Is Arranged.

TWELVE KL ALLED AT AL 1 MATE  Sie a eek ara   QUIET. TODAY. AFTER GLAS:   Detectives Evicted Miners From “Stone Mountain onl Company’s n Sinan

10 ARE DEAD     Private Detectives, City Officials and Miners Stage Battle in West Virginia  A” Town,

TEN ARE KILLED IN MINERS’ WAR   Mateawan, Ww. Va., Is Scene of Bloody Fight Between - Miners and Detectives.   EVICTION IS THE CAUSE

TWELVE KILLED: THREE WOUNDED   Citizens of Matewan, W. Va. and Mining Company Detectives. in Battle —   MAYOR MEETS DEATH   Entire State Constabulary Is “Called Out; Action Quiets the Village

VIRGINIAN TOWN CCENE OF FIGHT   Shooting of Mayor Starts Battle; Labor Trouble is Responsible.   DETECTIVES ARE BLAMED

Seven Private Detectives Are Among Those Shot in the Struggle.   EVICTION OF MINERS RESENTED BY CITIZENS   State Constabulary Sent to Vil . lage to Preserve Order. — Great Agitation *  7 Evident,

MINERS AND DETECTIVES IN CLASH AT MATEWAN, W. VA   Fight is Climax of Efforts to Or ganize New Miners’ Union.

QUIET Al TRAGEDY SCENE: A DOZEN SLAIN   Deputies Have Situation Wel. in Hand at Matewan, Va., Today.   DETECTIVES AND CITIZENS BATTLED   Trouble Followed Evictior of Miners By Private Sleuths.

Miners. Fight: To Be Retain Homes At - Matteawan,W.Va   Ten Killed, Including Mayor. Cabell Testeman, When Baldwin-Felts Detectives Try To Evict Them—New Union Was  .BRarmad. 

Citizens and Police of Matewan, W. Va., Fight Battle With Detectives.   MAYOR AMONG THE SLAIN   Shot by Albert Felts of Baldwin. Felts Agency, Who Also Was Killed.   Outbreak Started When Detectives Sought to Evict Miners From Company Houses.   [AGENTS FLED IN TERROR   But Three Were Killed as They Were Trying to Swim Across River.

TEN ON DEATH LIST IN CLASH DURING STRIKE         SHot MILLING MAYOR SUA ci J 2

TWELVE KILLED IN PISTOL FIGHT IN WEST VIRGINIA   PRIVATE DETECTIVES BATTLE POLICE AND CIVILIANS.   REPORTED THAT ENTIRE CONSTABULARY ORDERED OUT   Mayor of Matewan, Mining Town, De. manded to See Authority for Qetectives’ Action; Was Shot. —Three are Wounded.

DETECTIVES AND MINERS BATTLE, TEN ARE KILLED   Result of Dispute Over Warrant To Arrest Miner   MAYOR AMONG THE WOUNDED

12 KILLED WHEN DETECTIVES AND MINERS BATTLE   Mayor of West Virginiz Town Shot Down During Riots.

JEPUTIES GUARD WMINE VILLAGE: ~APTER LINES   Seven Detectives. Mayor and Four Workérs Dead. as: Result of’ Shooting

MINERS FIGHT RECTION FROM THEIR HOUSES   Men Discharged Because They Joined Union, Clash With Detectives.

Detectives'Said to Have Custed Miners Recently Discharged  By Mining Concerns.

TWELVE MEN ARE KILLED: IN. FIGHT AT MINE. FIELDS   A Battle Follows: Attempt of Company's Dotectives to ; Mike Fumilies Move, +   STATE TROOPS RESTORE  ORDER IN VIRGINIA      Mnyor  and Seven Detectivos Are Antong™ Those Slain, , --Polico Accuse Latter a  of Starting Trouble, — {

TWELVE RILED MOTE WATERMAN WW   Private Detectives cand Polics   MAYOR iS-AMONG KILLED   Fight . Caused by: Eviction’ o! Miners: from\Houses--Deputies Patrolling ‘ ‘Btreeta  Codey .

Armed Body of Detectives Clas! With West Virginia Miners   MAYOR TESTEMAN KILLED   State Troops Arrive in Matewan to Protect Lives

QUIET PREVAILS AT ‘OUENEQF SHOOTING   Hundred Deputies Patro Streets Of Matewan.

W.VA. TOWN RIOTING: “ARNED FORCE PATROL -STAFTS OF MATEWA   Death List Carries 12 Names, _. Resulting From Labor Dis; orders There Yesterday.      MOUNTAIN CQ. MINES CLOSED

QUIET RESTORED IN MINING TOWN - FOLLOWING RIOT   ARRIVAL OF DETACIIMENT OF STATE POLICE WAS GOOD EEFECT IN QUELLING TROUBLE IX WEST  VIRGINITY

TEN MEN KILLED NV MINING AIGT   BLOODY ENCOUNTER BETWEEN MINERS AND OFFICERS   EVICTION OF UNION MEMBERS   Caused the Trouble. Barricaded in Their Homes They Open Fire on Detectives Sent to Serve Papere On Them

SITUATION IN W. VA, TOWN, SCENE OF SERIOUS RIOTING, QUIET TODAY   Streets Patrolled by 100 Armed Deputy Sheriffs—Detachment of State Constabulary Momentarily Expected — Trouble Started, It ls Said, When Detectives Evicted Tenants From Coal Company Houses—Mayor of Town Shot.

MINING TOWN IS QUET AFTER Ri   Twelve Persons Were Killed in Fight With Private  Detectives.

DETECTIVES SHOTDOWNBY COAL MINERS   Guns Brought ‘Into Play _ When Officers Attempt to  Evict Discharged Men.

BATTLE   wen Detectives, Mayor of Caa Town and Four Miners  Left Dead on Field.      LION DISPUTE AND EVICTION THE CAUSES

TWELVE MEN KILLED,  THREE BADLY INJURED   POLICE AND CITIZENS CLASH WIT! DETECTIVES IN COAL MINING TOWN,

DETECTIVES ENGAuL NN PSTOL BATTLE IN MATEWAN NINE   MAYOR IS KILLED   State Police Force Assist in. Re storing Order; Situation Well in Hand.

DEPUTIES PATROL MATTEWAN STREETS   QE  Detachments of State Constabulary On Way To West Virginia Town To Avert Further Trouble.

MILITIA QUELLS RIOTS. INWEST VIRGINIA, TWELVE DEAD FOLLOHVS FLAREUP WEDNESDA   Trouble Started When Detectives Oust Discharged Miners From Company Houses; Mayor Shot Dead By Employe.

PEACE AFTER WAR IN MINING CAME   A DOZEN ‘PERSONS KILLED IN WEST VIRGINIA VIL- LAGE LAST NIGHT   BATTLED DETECTIVES   Deputy Sheriffs Restere Order waiting Arrival of tatee Constabulary

QTATE TROOPS ARE ORDERED TO MATEAWAN   Shooting Caused by Detectives Trying to Evict Families of Miners.

TWELVE DEAD IN WEST VIRGINIA ~ PISTOL BATTLE   Detectives Clashed With Cit! zens and Police of Coal Mining Town.  -_, ~ = 9 _a«X, >» > Beat aned   Deputy Sheriffs Armed With Rifles Patrol Streets and Onielt Prevails.

‘ATE CONSTABULARY NOW ENROUTE TO MATEWAN       QUIET TODAY AFTER CLASH   “Detectives _ Evicted "Miners. From Stone Mountain Coal  Company's  je Houses, 

Citizens and Detectives in Bloody Battle in W. Va. Mine Region.   SCENE OF CLASH NOW IN SOLDIERS’ HANDS

Citizens, Police Join in Fight Reset Arrest and Musing Famles AllStatebonstabulary Ordered (0 Scene  Coal Mining Concem Had Discharged Men   Coal Mining Concern Had Discharged Men

MATEWAN QUIET AFTER BATTLE FATAL T0 TEN   Baldwin-I'elis Detectives in Pistol Fight with Citizens, Mayor, and Peace Officers of West Virinia Coal Mining Camp

Town Quiet Ater 12 Die In Gun Battle Between Detectives and Citizens

WINING TOWN QUIET TODAY; TWELVE DEAD IN FIGHT YESTERDAY   Deputy Sheriffs Patrolling Streets of Matewan, West Virginia

Matewan Quiet With ~ State Troops Taking ~ Charge: Ten Killed   Mayor Testeman and Two Miners Killed in Battle With Private Detectives, Seven of Whom Lost Lives-  Operatives Sent in to Break. Up Miners’ Union, 

Constabulary Troops Patrol Matewan, W. Va   Quiet Today Following Qnt break In Which Twelve Were Killed   FURTHER TROUBLE NOT ANTICIPATED

ARMED DEPUTIES PATROL MATEWAN; SITUATION QUIET   Village js Culm After Biotons Night During Which 12 Die in Gun Battle,   STATE POLICE EXPECTED    Constabulary Being Rushed to Stene   But Deputy Sheriffs Are Having Na  ‘rouble; Fight Precipitated When  Mayor Testermuna is Kived hy Shot

DEPUTIES QUIET MINING TOWN      Scene of Street Battle Now Patrolled by Deputy Sheriffs,   SEVEN DETECTIVES DIE      Shooting Result of Attempt by Coal Company to Evict Miners From Company Houses.

ORDER IS RESTORED . ~{N MINING TOWN   Deputies and State. Constables Control Scene of Last Night's: Riothaye   TWELVE WERE KILLED      MINERS, POLICE AND DWPEC WEVES IN PRER-FOR-VL he   NHatthe Began, According fo Autharliles, Whea, Dotective Mircid Shot Which. Killed: Mauer Westend.

AY LEAST TEN MEN DEAD AND MANY WOUNDED   Matewan Quiet After the Fifst Detachment of State Police Arrived There Today.

DEATH LIST AT MATEWAN REDUCED   FROM 12 TO 10 ACCORD: ING TO W. VA., COUN TY SHERIFF.   Streets of Town Patrolled ‘by Deputies After Last Night’s Gun Battle With Quietness Restored.

Bloody Shooting Affray Occurs When Detectives Clash With Police and Citizens.   Detectives'Said to Have Custed Miners Recently Discharged By Mining Concerns.

MATEWANCALM AFTER TRAGEDY OF LAST NIGHT   iDeputy Sheriffs Guard ~ West Virginia Mitnia Town.

TWELVE KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT   SLASH BETWEEN MINERS AND MINE GUARDS IN WEST VIRGINIA,

W. VA. TOWN UNDER WIARTIAL LAW TODAY   Rioting When Detectives anc Citizens Were Killed Bring: Subsidence of the Trouble In Small Mining Town. — Mavor Was Killed.

TEN KILLED IN ~ FIGHT AT MINES IN W. VIRGINIA   State Police Force Rushed to : Matewan Mining : Camp   MAYOR AMONG SLAIN   TROUBLE STARTS WHEN FLY-COPS TRY TO DRIVE SEVERAL WORKERS FROM SHAFTS

KILLED IN A PISTOL BATTLE   Iwelve Dead at WMatewan, W. Va., as Nesnlt of Clash Between De tectives and Citizens.

TEN AREKILLED WHEN EMPLOYERS _ EVICT TENANTS   Ceal Operators Try to Put Ex-Employees Out Houses   NINE DETECTIVES ARE KILLED   Mayor Quizzes Head Detective and Is Shot; Soldjers Quiet Locality

Residents Are Quiet As State Troops Are Hurried to Scene of Shooting: Sheriff Has Situation Well in Hand, Is Report.   MURDER OF MAYOR AT MATEWAN, W. VA.., STARTS SLAUGHTER

Detective Who Slew City’s  Head. Is Shot Down by the  Chief of Police— Fierce )6OosdsRyehtine With Guns Starts   Eviction of Eight Families by  Coal Company, Bringing in  Private Guards in Strike.  Contribute to Fatal Duel

PEACE AFTER WAR IN MINING CAMP   BATTLED DETECTIVES   Deputy Sheriffs Restore Order  waiting Arrival of tatee Constabulary

NEW BOUNDARY FOR ARKANSAS   Mississippi i River Chang: _ed Course and Caused Present Action

MANANOAG WIN BOUNDARY ull TE aS SIP l   COMMISSION FILES REPORT SET. TLEING CONTROVERSY CAUSED BY RIVER CHANGE,

SQUARE DEAL FROM MEXICANS   One American Oil Man Who Says He Has No Complaint to Make.

RESOLUTION PROPOSES INVESTIGATION OF LABOR TROUBLES AT GALVESTOI   AIMED AS BLOW AT GOVERNOF FOR SENDING STATE TROOPS TO THE PORT CITY,

U0, DESIRES  TO STAY OUT MUST SO STATE   a Motion Eefore the ‘League Assembly Would Demand Specific Declaration from Independent Nations

LEAGUE -ASSEML’Y » MAY DECLARE ALL NATIONS IN   And the United States Will Have to ! Notify the League It It Does Not Deslre Membership.

ANXIOUS OVER THE CORN.  All ‘Right Here But Frost is Fear ed Fartlhier North...

AMERICAN MINISTER IS CALLER ON CONSTANTIN   Dr. Scillanos Hay Been Nominated Minister to United ~ States

(CE-BOUND SHIP MISSING: 6 MEN BTLIEVD LOST   Steamer Neff  Disappears From Off (bicago Port

Boat Stuck in Ice in Lake  Disappears; No Trace of  Six Men of Rescue Party   Shifting Winds Drive Sidney O. Neff Out from Shore; Keeper o: Crib Believes Relief Crew Is Lost.

SCHOONER “DRIFTING OUT INTO ICY LAKE   Sidney 0. Noff, techound’ Out of ,Chicago for a. Week, Disappears From Sight During, Night

WIND CHANGES . ~ CARRYING NEFF OUT INTO LAKE   Fear For Safety of Six Men On Way to Vessel   NO NEWS IS RECEIVED

ICEBOUND BOAT DISAPPEARS IN THE NIGHT   Sydney O. Neff, Imprisonec Six Miles Off Chicago in Lake in Ice Floes Has Drifted Away.

(Gt-BOUND VeaaEL THOUGHT DRIFTING IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Disappears in’ Night: Shift of Wind Likely Drove Jam of Cakes From Harbor.   NO TRACE OF 6 MEN WHO SOUGHT SHIP YESTERDAY   Coast Guard Captain Believes They Reached Objective in Journey Across Floes.

CE-BOUND STEAMER ADRIFT; FATE OF 6 SAILORS UNCERTAIN   en ee ree  Another Steamer Fast iu Ice Banks Off Harbor of Chicago.

- - _— . MEETING OF AUTO-MEN,   + re Sues * i of the: Central States Auta 1 Organized ‘Here.

MEETING OF AUTO MEN.   branch of the Central States Auto Association Organized Here,

‘THEFT OF SACRAMERNTAL WINE   Cathelie Parish Heese ef a Chieage Sebera Rokhhbed.

Wileon Wires Deschanel   THIEVES TAKE’ CATHOLIC CHURCH SACRAMENTAL WINE

ADD 36 FRET TO THE LENGTH OF NEW BRIDGE      HIGHWAY COMMISSION DECIDES TO MARE BILE BOXGER THAN PRESENT — ONE—PROCEED WITH PLANS WEPRHOUT hierar

HIGHWAY COMMISSION DECIDES TO. MAKE BINDER LONGER THAN PRESENT ONN—PHOch ED WITH PLANS WITHOUT  er

RED HORDES CRUSH WRANGEL ARMY   Anti-Bolshevik General Flees Be: fore Soviet Onslaught   AIDED BY FRENCH SHIPS   Evacuation of Crimean Peninsula Now Under Way

SOVIET OCCUPATION . OF SEBASTOPOL NEAR   Arrangements Made for Wrangel Government, Foreign Military Missions and French Colony to Embark on Armored Cruiser Waldek Rousseau Without Delay.

CRIMEAN PENINSULA IS BEING LEFT 10 “REDS   French Warships and Transports * Reported Assisting in the Evacuation.   “GREAT ‘QUANTITIES OF WAR MATERIAL CAPTURED   Position . of Anti-Soviet Leader ‘Increasingly Precarious Paris Is Told:   @EBASTOPOL IS GIVEN UP   ‘Unik Also Is Said to Have Beon “Occupied By Bolshevik ~ Soldiers, 7

Wrangel, Crushed,  Evacuates Crimea   Last Obstacle to Bolsheviki in Southern Russia Is Overcome When Red Forces March Into Peninsula and Capture Town After Town, Forcing Baron’s Withdrawal

SUMMARY OF DEMO PLATFORM AS REPORTED TO NATIONAL CONVENTION BY COMMITTEE

Intern’! Plan of Harding Is Nearly Ready   President-Elect Has Practically Decided Upon Course of Administration   NO ANNOUNCEMENT YET   Has Met Leaders of Natior Holding Widely Diverging Public Views

HARDING POLICY S TAKING SHAPE ITIS ANNOUNCE   International Program Is Rapidly Assuming Form.   MEETS APPROVAL OF MANY PERSONS   Provides For An Association Of Nations In Place Of The Present League.

INTERNATIONAL POLICY OF U. S, I$ PLANNED   -larding Not Yet Ready to Give It Publicity — Project along Lines of Hague Tribunal Pact Say Advisors   NATION’S LEAGUE

SHIPYARD FRAUDS  ARE UNCOVERED   Construction Magnates Implicated fn Billion Dollar Deal   GOVERNMENT WILL ACT

UNCLE SAM MULCTED OF . MILLION BY SHIP FRAUDS   Grand Jury to bivestigate Charges of Gigantic Steals in Shipyards Along the Pacific

SHIPYARD FRAUDS TA BE INVESTIGATE    Billion Dollars Said to Be Invelved in the Charges Made by the Government.

JURY WILL PROBE SHIPYARD FRAUD   Total of Fraud Is Reported to Be More Than a Billion Dollars.

SHIP BUILDING GRAFT EXPOSED ON THE PACIFIC   Grand Juries to Act In Oregor Washinglon. and Culifornia to Probe Fraud.

Detroit Police Scent Anoll er Murder Mystery’ Afte Diamond Bedecked Bods Js Reeovered, = *

DISCUSS PLANSTO. PLANST “WIN SNS TG TION   “British” Trade. Uniong Consider Ad visability of Strike} in Pressing } : ‘Their Demhnd. -

JOHNSON’S LIPS SEALED   California flenator Refuses to Talk or Political Situation

BISBEE TRIALS ARE UNDERWAY   Arizona Looking For Hard Battle in Deportation Cases.   OVER 200 DEFENDANTS   Charge That Great Industrial Strikes Were Fomented by I. W. W. Members. Prominent Men Involved.

BISBEE DEPORTATION TRIALS START TODA)   Kidnapping of Copper Miners in 1917 Cause of Actions.

HOUEE KIDNAPING CASES ARE OPENED   DEPORTATION OF ALLEGED I, W. W. RESULTED IN CITING OF MANY CITIZENS   EH 200 DEFENDANTS   ‘Many Prominent Men of Bisbee _ and Vicinity Included Among   Those Affected in the  Trial.

BANDITS CHOKED AND ROBBED.    More Than $3,163 Recovered by Po lire Twn Clantnread

1OWA. HEADS LIST   [ome Auto to Every 5.5 Persone in the ’ Slawkeve State’. © :

IOWA HEADS LIST,   One Auto to Every 5.5 Persons in the Hawkeye State.

WILLIAM CARMICHAEL   Post Master at Harrodsburg, Died Tuesday Afternoon

C0. CLERK HAS LICENSE CARDS   NEW NUMBERS FOR CARS WILL HAVE GRAY. BACKGROUND WITH  BLAGK.: : LETTERING; TRUCK -LICENSES VARY

CO, CLERK HAS LICENSE CARDS   NEW NUMBERS FOR CARS WIL! HAVE GRAY BACKGROUNI WITH BLACK LETTERING TRUCK LICENSES VARY

SRD DEGREE USED ON ME, WANDERER MAY TELL COURT   Ex-Army Lieutenant May Deny Murder Of Wife.

WANDERER MAY DENY KILLING WIFE: STRANGER   Indications Are Con fession Will Be Repudiated.

FM U5, SOLEIER 15 LEPROSY VICTIA    HENRY, BLACK OF INDIANAPOLIS  > CONTRACTED DISEASE IN, i PHILIPPINES 

OAMER U. 3. SOLEIH TS LEPROSY WCTIA   HENRY BLACK OF INDIANAPOLIE: CONTRACTED DISEASE IN PHILIPPINES

WILSON TAKES AUTO RIDE AT CAPITAL   President Leaves White House for First Time in Five Months.   PHYSICAL APPEARANCE GOOD   Greatly Surprised Whon !4¢ Gees Sign Advertising Pork at 35° Cents a Pound—Satutes Senator Borah  ~-~Dofis Hat to Crowds.

PRESIDENT TAKEO AUTOMOBILE RIDE   Meets “Old Hi’ Cost Face to Face During Trip.   FIRST OUTING IN 5 MONTHS   Advertising Sign Quoting Price of Pork 35 Cents a Pound Greatly Surprises Mr. Wilson—Salutes Senator Borah.

WILSON, ON RIDE. MEETS HI COST   President Leaves White House for First Time in Five Months.   Greatly Surprised When He Sees Sign Advertising Pork at 35 Cents a Pound—Salutes Senator Borah  —Doffs Hat to Crowds.

INCOME TAX FOR EX-KAISER   Duatch Government Decides He Must Pay With the Rest.

DOCTOR ACCUSED OF MURDERING FAN   Prominent Muskegon Physician Held in Connection with The Choking of His Wife And Very Small Daughter.  Bodies Fotnd in Vard.

TWO SLAIN: PHYSICIAN HELD   Wife and Child of Dr. Sedgwick, Whitehall, Mich. Found Choked to Oeath.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STRANGLED   Dr. 0. W. Sedgwick of Mus kegon, Mich., Accused of Foul Murder.

TWO SLAIN: PHYSICIAN HELD   Wife and Child of Or. Whitehall, Mich. Found Choked to Death.

AMERICANS Mat GET MAST TRADE OF HAMBURG LINE   Proposal’ Made That U. S. Firms Take Over 60 PreWar Trade Routes of German Steamship Co.

U0. MAY TAME UVCH ALL Pt WAR GEHMAN SHIPPING   Payne Places Pro. posed Plan Before Senate Committee   SIXTY ROUTES ~ ARE INCLUDED

TREASURY OFFICE WORKING PUZZLE   Statement Sent From (COffice of Last Year’s Reccipt Will Save Much Time

TAXPAYERS WHO DON'T KNOW PROPERTY DESCRIPTING 4 PRORIEW      Statement Sent From Office of Last Year's Reecipt Will Saye Much Time

GOXTALAS TO HOME FOLKS: CAMPAIGN IN TOWN OF BIRTH   Speaks. at Middletown, Dayton Today on Candidacy and League of Nations.

DUVERNOR COX  AMONG ROME FOLKS TODAY   Democratic Nominee Ad dresses Friends of Boyhood at Middletown, O.   CANDIDATE GIVEN A GREAT RECEPTIO}   Dayton Will Stage a Monste1 Demonstration This  Evening.

HOME FOLKS GREET COX   Democratic Presidential Candidate Home After Coast  to Coast Tour   Speaks at Middletown, Where He Was Born—Many Relalives Hear Candidate

BOYHOOD HOME WELCOMES COX   Middletown, Ohio, Dresses Up in Gay Colors as “Our Jimmy" Comes to Speak.

GOX CARRIES CANDIDACY TO FOLKS OF OWN STATI    Ohio Committees Make. Elaho‘ rate Preparations for Wel come of Nominee

AaGATION BY TENNESSEE   Of Woman Svifrage Amendment, if Not Reconsidered, - Makes Measure Valid.   A FINAL VOTE WILL ‘BE TAKEN ON FRIDAY   Speaker ‘of House, an Anti Changes Vote, Making Pos‘sible the Patifiration.

RATIFIED 50 TO 46   Tennessee House Votes Three Times to Break 48 to 48 Tie Today   MAY RECONSIDER IT   Two Days Allowed For the Antis to Attempt the Undoing

AMENDMENT I$ APPROVED ON THIRD BALLOT; VOTE I$ 50-46   Tie Reported on First Two Ballots In Southern State.   36TH STATE TO ACT   House Speaker Changes Vote and Moves for Reconsideration.

TENNESSEE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE ; ‘BUT HOUSE MAY RECONSIDER VOTE   Vote One Short of Constitutional Majority When Speaker Changes Vote to “Aye” and Moves Reconsideration Which Will Be Voted on Friday.

b. 0. P. MACHINE PUT IN ORDER   Old Guard at the Helm at Chica: go Convention.   DELEGATES FOLLOW LEADERS   Big Republican Meet No Longer a Gathering of Leaderiess Men— Chairman Lodge Runs Things According to the Program.

G.0, P, DELEGATES FOLLOW LEADERS   Republican Convention No Longer a Gathering of Leaderless Men,   OLD GUARD AT THE HELM   Chairman Lodge Gets the Machine Running According to Program— The Delegates Do as They Are Told.

OLD GUARD AT HELM; DELEGATES OBEYING ORDERS   SENATOR LODGE GETS PO. LITICAL MACHINERY IN RUNNING ORDER.   LEADERLESS MEN GIVE WAY TO INSTRUCTIONS   Program As Mapped Out by Men Who Have Long Been Powerful in Politics Being Fol lowed.

BOLD BANK ROBBER   TWO EN. MASKED MEN RO’ STATE  ¢      At     Robbers Exeaped in Auto: fer Wounding Bank Qf

BULD BANK RUBBER   TWO UNMASKED MEN ROB STAT! ¢ “ , BANK AT CARLISLE.   Robbers Escaped in Automobile A! ter Wounding Bank Offic’al.

FAIL IN EFFORT 10 FEED HIM FORCIBL'   Doctor Held in Deaths of Wife and Child

AND TATERS   he  ead on an the   GREAT DAY TOMORROW   ‘Ovens, Kettles, Pans and Pots  AR Polished for Finest Event ‘Ever Pulled.

HOTGRAW "AND TATERS   Menu for Howdy John Day is Ready for Cooks and the Cooks Are Ready.   GREAT DAY TOMORROW   Ovens, Kettles, Pans and Pots All Polished for Finest Event Ever Pulled.

BUREAU i ELPS MAKE. SCIENCE PRACTICAI   ist ‘Busi ness Men Scientific.  Experts “W Corn

BUREAU HELPS MAKE SCIENCE PRACTICAL   Secretary Meredith Puts D. J. Price at Head of Office of Devel opryent Work,

NORFOLK STRIKE  STILL GROWING   5069 Shepmen Employed By Norfolk _and Western: Walk Out In Sympathy With Clerks. ~

CHICAGO DOCTORS ARE INDICTED   Accused With Others of Conspiracy to Transport Whisky.

LIQUIDATION OF “FROZEN LOANS” PRICE REDUCER   Urged to Force Food Stuffs From Cold Storage Plants.

NEW MOVE ON THE HIGH GUST LIVING   Call Loans on Hoarded Foods to Cut Prices.   TAKE RESERVE BOARD’S TIP   Bankers Take Action in an Effort to Drive Vast Supplies of Foodstuffs From Warehouses—Nonessentials Under Ban.

U.S. EASES MONEY SITUATION; COSTS SLASHED IN HALF   Stores From Coast Te Coast Announce Big Reductions.

CUTTING DOWN CREDIT   Refusal to Loan Money for Holditig Goods in Storage Expected to Couse Dron.

Reductions Are “Advertised i Many Stores Thruout the * Entire Country.   EVEN DENTISTS AT OMAHA CUT SCALE 25 PER CENT   Indiana Towns Appear to Be Centers of Most Radical Underpriced Selfing.

NEW FLAN TO CUT PRICES      Bankers to Take Actign to Drive Vast Supplies of Foodstuffs to Market,

“FROZEN LOANS” TO BE LIQUIDATED   Pian is Expected to Go Far Towar Forcing Reduction in Cost of Living Due to Speculation.

BARGAIN SALES SWEEP NATION AS CREDIT 1S LOWERED   BANKERS DEFLATE LOANS TO SPECULATORS; POLrv To EPPECTIVE.   Merchants Forced to Dispese of Surplus Stocks at Discounts. ¢

BANKERS LIQUEFY “FROZEN LOANS’   Withdrawing Credit from Mercantile Houses Tha Hold Stocks for Higher Prices.       Prank pores     VME.   aes fer oebnfeebetoefeoerteetntesenfooestecestonelertecontooctefenteobstelonfooheecbstesog taboo} oboe  EXTEND PROGRAM OF DEFLATION

CALL LOANS ON HOARDED FOOL   Action of Banks Expected to Gx Far Toward Cutting Down Prices.   LARGE STOCKS IN STORAGE   Move Expected to Drive Vast Supplies of Foodstuffs From Warehousss— Bankers Put Ban on Merchants Handling Nonessentials.

BANKERS GIVE MERCHANTS TIP   TELL THEM TO LIQUIDATE STOCKS ‘AND QUIT BORROWING.

RESERVE BOARD PLANS DEFLATION OF U.S. FINANCES   Urges Curtailment Long Term Loans—Discourages Borrowing

KENDALL LEADS IN STATE WIDE GOVERNSHIP POLL   Reems Is Second, Moore Thied and w-.e. Havner is Running a Poor Fourth   TOTAL OF 1697 BALLOTS CAST BY, IOWA MEN   Fourteen Newspapers Reported in the Second Week—Wet Towns Favor Hayner

KENDALL, DEMS AND MOORE CLOSE IN STATE RAGE   Deems is lowa’s Second Choice for Governor Ouiside of His Home District.   IS GROWING IN FAVOR

KENDALL TILL IN LEAD GOVERNOR POLI   DEEMS AND MOORE TIED FOR SECOND AND THIRD PLACE   HAVNER CONTINUES TO RUN POOR FOURTH   Co-Operating Newspapers of the State Ascertaining the Reputlican Sentiment For Governor. To Continue Another Week

STRAW. VOTING. TO CO ANOTHER WEEK   Kendall Stil! Leading in Governor Poll Relative Position of Candidate Unchanged.  Another Week of It.

Military Training Unwise, Even _ if People Wanted It, .Declares . Cenator.

WHEAT NOW UNDER MINIMUM MARK Ot FOOD CONTROL AGT   Futures Sell Under $2.21 Firs’ Time Since Governmenta! Control Expired.

FUTURE WHEAT  TAKES SLUMP   December Wheat Closed a $2.141, in Saint Louis Today.

WHEAT 15 SOLD UNDER CONTROL ACT MINIMU   Money Situation and the Crop Prospects Occasion Slump in St. Louis

“Y" WORK STARTING} WITH NEW IMPETUS;   J. 5S. DANIELS,:. NEW SECRETARY, HAS PROGRAM MAPPED OUT   BOY SCOUTS MOVED   More Boys Want to Be Scouts Than Scoutmasters Can Be Found to Direct   Athletic Pregran of Y. VM... A. Worked Out—Religious Wor kK in Conference

“Y” WORK STARTING WITH NEW IMPETUS   J. $: DANIELS,..NEW SECRE. TARY, HAS PROGRAM MAPPED OUT   More Boys Want to Be Scouts Thar Scoutmasters Can Be Found to Direct   Athletic Program of Y. MLC. A Worked Out—Religious W ork in' Conference

GEN. BARRY DIES* SUDDENLY:   Governor of "United States Seldiers> Home at Sawtelle, Cal., Succumbs Suddenly,

WOULD GROUP WESTERN —. DELEGATES FOR JOHNSON   Five States Represented at Initat Gathering—New Meeting Mav be Called.

G.0.P.WILL START BALLOTING TODAY ON STATE JUDGES   Eleven Men Seeking Nomination; Three  To Be Selected.

BROKE DOWN: "PRISON WALI   One Hundred Sinn Feir _ Prisoners Are « on a ‘Hunger Strike

SERATOR CALDER CHARGES NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION CARRIED FEDERAL 1g * OFFICEHOLDERS ON ITS PAYROLLS

“U.S AGENTS PAIL BY COAL MEN”   Senate Committee So Informed; Senator Calder Claims

STIR IN COAL SURVE!   FEDERAL EMPLOYES SAID HAVE BEEN COMPENSATED   Senate Committee Has Information om Weekly Reports

COAL ASS’N PAID U. $. EMPLOYES,CALDER AVERS   Senator Says Geological “Survey ‘Attaches Aided In Getting Out Statistics   \COMMII IEE'S PRORE “S RESUMED: TODAY

UMC FEDERAL WOPKERG PAID BY GOAL MEN   National Coal Association Had Members of Geological Survey. on Payroll   FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE CONTINUED TWO YEARS   SENATOR CALDER, OF INVES. TIGATING COMMITTER, SAYs PRODUCTION FIGURES THUS WERE OBTAINED

Government Employes Paid by Coal Association, Says Senator Calder of New York

GOAL ASSOCIATION FURNISHED FIGURES TOUS. COMMISSION   On These Reports the Oficial Statistics of Coal Production “ Were Announced to tue * Public.   MEMBERS WERE PAID BY NATIONAL COAL ASS'N.   At the Same Tmo the Member: Were Supposed to Be Warking In the Interests of the Govern ment and the Feorle,

CHARGE GOAL ASOOCIATION  PUT UP GASH   STARTLING FACT BROT TO LIGHT BY COMMITTEE   Investigation _ Charges Coal Profiteering Continues

SENATIR CALDER OF NEW YORK MAKES CHARGES DURING IXVESTIGATION.   FOR FELD REPORT!      Sey Coal Association Gave Money te GCological Association Men — Received S500 2 Month,

U.S. EMPLOYEES  PAID BY NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIAT'N   Senator Crlder States (yo Senate Committee on Reeonstruction and Producttent,

CHARGE U. 0 DURE VY ORG AD GRAFIERD   They Accepted Money From Coal Operators Congress Is Told---Investigation Js UnderWay.

GRAFT EVIDENT ~—N-HIGH PLAGES   GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES PAIL BY PRIVATES CONCERN.   GOAL REPORTS MADE 10 GRDEF   Evidence Produced Showing That the National Coal Association Paid $500 Per Month Into the Geolog ical Survey at Washington,

LEAGUE GAINS IN ELECTIONS. MORRIS ASSERTS      i Publicity Head Declares Result: Show Remarkable Increase in Total Votes   TOWNLEY WILL NOT TALK

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE GAIN   Declare Candidates Polled Remark. able Vote This Year.

500 MADE HOMELESS AT PINE BLUFF, ARK   Dama e of $100, 000' Is one by Blaze.

LEGISLATION FOR CHILDREN BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK   Departanent. of Labor Conference Recommends Phey Be Miade  Wards of Court.

MILLERAND 10 BE PRESIDENT   Premier of France is Slatec to Fill Deschanel’s Shoes.

MILLERAND TO BE- CANDIDATE.   French Premier Agrees to Run for the Presidency, Says’ a Paris An. “nouncement. * as

Premier Millerand  May Be Presiden   Mifterancd, dhe French BP reniier Agrees to Beeore Chredklate fa Peesident to Succeed Deschanel,

MILLERAND WILL BE CANDIDATE FRENGH PRESIDEN   Makes Announcement Today, Permit ting the Use Of His Name For Successor to Deschanel.

NEXT PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Premier Millerand Agrees to Run for Presidency of Republic.

Want Settleisent Of Htehe-0 ~ Commisalén to Dictat etale Of Wares 00

WILL TEST RIGHT . TO DIVERT COAL TO ONE SECTION   Wholesalers Want to Know  _ About. “Constitutional ea thaete i

GOAL OPERATORS WILL BEGIN SUIT APAINCT 1 PP   Litigation Over Priority Or. ders Expected To Begin Within 2 Weeks   CHAMBERS AID FIGHT   Authority Of Commission To Dictate Place Of Sale Is Questioned

KEPT OPEN HOUSE FOR K. C: GUESTS   MUSIC AND SPEECHES AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LAST NIGHT   HAD FIFTY VISITORS   Former University Students Among Yeung Business Men Of Kansas City   Kindness in Business Was Subject Of A Good Address By E. E. Peake

KEPT OPEN HOUSE — FORK. C: GUESTS   MUSIC’ AND SPEECHES AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . - ‘LAST NIGHT ©. .-:.          HAD FIFTY VISITORS   Formér University Studente Among Young Business Men Of ‘Kansas City   Kindness in Business Was Subject Of A Good Address By E. E. Peake ~

MEETS OHIO  JULON AND  ANNOUNCES BACKING   Chicago Platform Is No! Radical, Declares ExFood Chief

ee THROWS HES SUPPORT TO T0   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NO MINEE WILL MAKE NO STATEMENT OF POLICY

Defeated Candidate Sees Hops Only in Polices of the -Republican Party.   Third Party Candidacy is Also  : Annuled by Fiat Announcement Wv.ade.in Behalf of the Republican Nominee of the Chicago Convention.

Fatiner Food Dictator Says That Third Party Would Be Uisastro rus  SEES. ARE-UNIE PARTY

HOOVER COMES. OUT FOR G. 0. P. NOMINEE   INSOLENTLY PROCLAIMS ALY CONSTRUCTIVE ABILITY: 18 WRAPPED. UP IN PENROSE AND HIS MONEY CHANGERS.

Asks All Shades Of Republicans to Support The Ticket   Is Convinced the Constructive Abilit So Critically Needed to Reorganize the Government Lies in the Republican Party.

DOVER TO STAND WITH HIS PART   Accepts Harding and Plat form, Eliminating Himself in Democratic Convention.

Hoover Announces His Support of Republican: Ticket After Luncheon With Harding: George Perkins, Retired Financier, ‘Dies, Gompers Calls Meeting of Executive Coun-cilof A. F.of L. i

HOOVER TO SUPPORT REPUBLICAN TICKET   CONFERS WITH HARDING AND MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT.—APPROVES PLATFORM

Herbert Hoover Throws His Strength to Harding   All Shades of Republican Party Called on to Support Nom. inee; Catastrophic Consequences Foreseen in Division of Parties: Says Harding WilpNot Be Senate’s Tool

HOOVER BLASTS DEMOCRAT HOPES   Man Sought as Candidate a Frisco Convention lines Up Behind. Harding.   AGAINST A THIRD PARTY

DEFEATED PRESIDENTIAL As PIRANT CALLS ON ALL REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT HARDING.   S AGAINST THIRD PARTY   Democratic Form of Government Will Be Endangered by Ascendancy of Another Political Par, Food Director Bays.

HOOVER COMES OUT FOR THE NOMINEE   ANNOUNCES HE WILL SUP PORT CANDIDACY OF SEN. HARDING.   APPROVES THE PLATFORM   Believes Republican Party Offer: Best Opportunity to Correct What He Regards Evils Of Politics.

ASKS PROGRESSIVES BACK G.0.P. NOMINEE AS STRONGEST HOPE   Announcement Considered as Bar ring Author From: Nomination by Democrats at Frisco   FORGIVES PLATFORM DEFECTS

HOOVER WILL AND HARDING   ‘Announcement Was Made in Lei ter Read at Breakfast for _ Nominee, Today.   ‘ALSO ENDORSED PLATFORM   Says Country Badly Needs and ) Demands Administration  by Republicans.

HERBERT HOOVER BACKS HARDING   Gives Full Support to Re , publican Nominee   DEFENDS PARTY PLATFORM   Reconstruction Fails Upor Party; Must Have Unity

CALLS ON ALL REPUBLICANS 3G SUPPORT F3°T"‘G FOR -— THE PRESIDENCY. ;   This Sfatement Sets it hess the Be  port That ! oover’s Name Would  Be Put Up at the Democratic ~ ational Convention.

HOOVER DECLARES HIS SUPPORT FOR : SENATOR HAPRING   Eliminates Himself For Democratic  ' Nomitiation ; Says That G.0.P. Sue ' cess Is Best For Country‘ and Approves Platform As a Whole

CALLS UPON ALL SHADES OF REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT HARDIKG.   ENDORSES REPUBLICAN PLAT. YORM EXCEPT IN SOME MINOR PARTICULARS.

HARDING OFF PORCH FOR SECOND TIME   On Four Day Trip Thri Central Eastern States.

HARDING CN srOND TOUR   PRESIDEN TEAL rOUTE TO BALTONIGHT,  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATH EN I TIMORE PO SPEAK   After Speaking in Wheeling, West Virginia, ‘Tomorrow Night the Candidate Will Swing Over Ente  Kentucky For An Address Wednesday Atter noon,

a a i Ne i ns Bae  HARDING OPENS DRIVE ON: ‘ENEMY’ TERRITORY TODAY

HARDING STARTS ON HIS INVASION OF HOSTILE SOI!   Will Speak Four Days on His Tour of Five States

HARDING LEAVES HIS FRONT PORCH   GOES INTO KENTUCKY — WILL LATER INVADE PRECINCTS OF THE SOLID SOUTH.

aa: nr. ie wee Eo ee  Harding Invades _.Enemy Territory   Will Speak Tonight In Baltimore and Tuesday in W. Virginia and Kentucky--To Lunch With Cox  . October 4 - x

HARDING : NG LEAVES FRONT - BORCH'SECOND TIMI   Starts on our Days Trip Int Maryland, West-Virginin and Kentucky.

HARDING LEAVES ON SPEAKING TOUE   THROUGH WARYLAND, WEST VIR GENTA AND KENTUCKY rOR 4 DAYS

TO SPEAK AT BALTIMORE:          a 8 “Armory Wire Presiden = Was First Nominated

WILL INVADE ENEMY _STRONG , HOLDS" ‘AND SOLID SOUTH—  _ AT BALTIMORE   (By ‘Raymond Clapper, Corresponden ” Ker United Press)

Left His Front Poreh Today on Mis Trip Through Maryland, West Virginin aud Kentueky

QUESTION PICKFORD + DIVORCE   Bar Association Calls for Investigation “of Movie Star’s Recent b bagel Separation.°   RECENTLY. REMARRIED

NIC& BUTLER TELLS THE WORLD IT IS—THINKS THAT BUSINESS 1S HAMPERED IN SILLY WAYS AND A BOARD WHICH MIGHT DEVELOP IT SPENDS TIME IN PUERILE EFFORT TO KEEP INDUSTRY DOWN

ATTACKS FEDERAL TRADECOMMISSION   Republican Presidential As pirant Makes Address.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION HIT BY DR. BUTLER   Aspirant To Presidency Scores Policies Of Walsh Commission.

FEDERAL BODY IS FLAYED BY  COLLEGE HEAD   Declares Functions Of Body Have Been Utterly Misconstrued By Members Of The  Organization   PREFERS TO PERSECUTE RATHER THAN PROTEC]   Says Good Business Organizec By Best Brains Has Beet Put In Jeopardy by Actior  Of Trade Body

COMMISSION ON FEDERAL TRADE HIT BY BUTLER   Columbia University Presiden and G. 0. P. Aspirant For President, Attacks Body.   SAYS BUSINESS PROSECUTED   Discusses Clearing Away of Un: certainties Which Are Seriously Hampering Trade.

EDERAL TRADES BODY TT ACKED IN BITTER PERM S BY REPUBLICAN ORESIMENTIAL TIMBER

BUTLER ATTACKS . TRADE COMMISSIO!   Says That Instead of Being Instru“ment for Great Good It is Seckinig’ To Hamper Legitimate Busi ness Entorprises.

TROTZKY’S ARMY WILL FIGHT FOR PEACE HE Saye   Soviet Government Head is Proud of the Red Army of  ussia   WAR’S AN ANNOYANCE   Peaceful Pursuit o ie the Prosperity and Progress of Russie His Hane

Trotzky’s Greatest Interest Centers  About Problem of Peacefal Pursuits

Soviet Minister Of Wan Proud Of Immense Army.   SEEKS ONLY PEACE   Country, He Says Doe Not Want War With Poland.

ECONOMIC  WORK WAS INTERRUPTED   Says Russia Is Prepared to Make Concessions To Poland.

TROTZKY PROUD         Mitorce Of Se deed ia " wil WOO  he ir Ne. Oe More.»      ONLY ‘AIM IS PEACK._ DECLARES LEADER   Willing To Pay The Price To Ac: complish Aims—Gives Interview. . 

THREE BILLION IN IDLE MONE}   If This Money Were Deposited in Bank New Life Would Be injected Into Industry.

IABOR GETS PART IN MANAGEMENT   Italian Premier To Name Commissior To Plan Industrial System Which Will Recognize Employees in Man agement; Employers Disapprove.

GIOLITT! IN ATTEMPT 10 END STRIKES   Would Give Labor Voice in Managing In‘dustry.

EFFORT 10 AID HARDING   Latter May Now- Run For Both President And Senator

JOWDEN AND WOOD SENSE SCORCHING OF  THEIR BOOMS   Tight - lipped desperation seizes them at Chicago “i today x   ‘HARDING LOOMING NOW   Talk that Pennsylvania del. egation may switch to him finally

ThE SCORCHING OF SOME BOOMS   ‘Is Admitted and Blame is Laid on the Shoulders of ‘“Wick. ed Partners.’’   AN OVER-FINANCING CAUSES FLARE BACKS   Pennsylvania With tts Big Delegation to Be Important Factor in Convontian

COST-PLUS PLAN SHIP BUILDING ABUSED, ALLEGES   Examiner Charges E-xor bitant Costs Run Un as Consequence.

ABUSE SHOWN IN COST PLUS SYSTEM   At- Norfolk Yard Witness Saw Bil For $48gF or Putting 50 Cent Hinge On Galley Door.

TEOTINSONY TENDS TO SHOW ABUSES   Witness Alleges $48 Paid For Putting 50 Cent Hinge On Ship Galley.

PRISON TERM FOR DRUG MEN   Ceuvieted of Violating Reed Prehbtibitiee Amendment.

Julius A. and Louis E. Fined $10,600 Each in Addition to Terms at Federal Prison   VIOLATED REED AMENDMENT      )  Judge A. B. Anderson /_Jministers Sentence Teday—Owners of : Chain of Drug Stores

HANDED IT T0-HAAGS   JUDGE ANDERSON TENCES ON INDIA)           PASSES SE vt POLIS MEN.      Eighteen: Months it Penitdrittai . Heavy: Fines. ‘ a

HAAG BROS. SENTENCE!   DRUGGISIS CONVICTED OF DRY LAW VIOLATIONS GET 18 MONTHS IN PRISON.

HANDED (7 10 HAAGS   JUDGE ANDERSON PASSES SEN. TENCES ON INDIANAPOLIS MEN,   Righteen Months in Penitentiary and Heavy Fines.

HAAG’S SENTENCED   Given Highteen Months ant Fine By Judge Anderson.

BODY OF MESSENGER FOUND   Disappeared With Trust Com pany Punds and Checks, October 5.

BODY PLAGED IN SHALLOW GRAVE   Atrocious Murder Uncovered in New Jersey   Who Disappeared October 6 with $10,000 in Cash is Found by Farmers—Police Searching for Three Young Young Men Seen in Vicinity in Bio Yellow Automobile

RODY OF MESSENGER FOUND        isappeared With Trust Com pany Funds and Checks, October 6. *

SINN FEINERS KILL OFFICER   Armed and Disguised Men Enter Clut -at Cork and Shoot Down Colonel Smyth.

POLISH ARMIES FACE NEW-ENEM)   Lithuanian Troops Continue Invasion of Poland; Peace{ul Settlement Unlikely.   FIGHTING IS FIERCE

LUTHUANIANS STILL GONTINUE ADVANGE   Poland Appeals Boundary: Dis. ‘pute-to League of Nations.   Wrangel Gaining

LENINE ARMIES IN ARMENIA   Dolehevik Forces Occupy Province of Karabagh—Operate With Turkish Nationalicts Troops.

SOVIET ARMIES IN ARMENIA   Lenine Forces Occupy tho Provinoe of Karabagh, I6 Repert.

alt FAIR OPEN TODAY AT NALLAS   aa FC 1, GAME IS ONE. MAIN FEATURE OF FIRST DAY'S PROGRAM.

Official Vote in Illinois Republican Primary Election, Canvassing — Board Announces for All Candidates

OFFICIAL VOTES IN REP. PRIMARY   -LURALITIES RANGE FRON 7102 TO 127,945 IN FIGHT,

MAN HERE TO HELP INCOME TAX PAYERS   Payments Not To Be Sent By MaikSays Revenue Collector.   SENDER RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS

SNAAR 2 BATA ANA C C. Babb Asks Republicans to Con. sider His Case at Primary.

PEE epee eee AERO UU UGG AOU ALDOR LUE AUER RAE REM   Sidelights On The G. O. P. Convention:

i Battle for Leadership of Repub:  lican Committee Is Underway Today.   ‘BLAINE WANTS HARMONY   Democrats Will Include League  Plank in Their State Platform.

TRADE SITUATION VIRTUALLY SAME   Bradstreet Reports a Sligh' Increase In Retail  Volume

COX SPEAKS AT GARY, INDIANA   SPEAKS TO STEEL WORKERS SAYS LABOR SHOULD HAVE RIGHT TO ORGANIZE

PRL DENT 10 Si} (IESSAGE. DE. ANG STORY   Shipping Board Has no Agreement as to Sale to British of Thirty German Steamers   ‘REPLYISMADETO   BRANDAGEE REQUEST   Chairman Payne Continued Arrangements for Sale Despite Efforts Through Court _ tyjunctions

SHIPPING BOARD CONDUCTS AUCTION GF FORMEL ine MSHIPS,         BINDING PROVES SPIRITED   Heust's Application for fajunction Wall Be Decided by Co ; Next Priday,        INIES IREPORT

O AGREEMENT,  WILSON: INSIST!      PRESENT DENIES « RerorT oF UNDERSTANDING iHeTWickN BOARD AND-RRITONS

Tt GALE OF “GERMAN SHIPS      HEARS'S APPLICATION TO  STOP SALE IS HELD Up   President Wilson No Basis: fo: Charge of Szcr greement tween ‘Shipp! ne Board ard Dr: Inters

Wilson Mixes into the — Ship Sale Controvers;      President To Inform the Senate That There Is “No Basis’ for Report of a Secret Agreement Over Sale of Former German Liners.

SHIP BOARD HAS SONDITIONAL SALE AMERICAN SHIPS   Wilson Denies Secre Agreement For Sale With British Interests

OPEN BIDS FOR ~ GERMAN LINERS   Shipping Bozrd Proceeds ' With Sale Despite Protest Voiced in Senate and Elsewhere and Proceedings Instituted With and in View of Blocking Disposal of Ships.

Contends ‘There is No Se eet, Agreentent With. te ek- Interests   ‘ANSWER TO:. SENATE   In-'Response to ‘Resolution® In. _ “Yrbdiieed by Stn : Hrandévee -”

FORMER HUN VESSELS ARE PLACED: ON SALE AT A PUBLIC AUCTION   Purchase  is ‘Conditional, However, Pending Outcome of Injunction. Brought by W, R: Hearst,   CONGRESS: TO PASS ON IT

AT CONDITIONAL AUCTION SALE   Decision Friday on Injunction Application   Rides of P. A. S. Franklin

BIDS RECEIVED GERMAN LINERS   Despite Senate Protests and Hearst’s Suit.   PRESIDENT ISSUES DERIAL   No Basis for Report of Secret Agreement Between Shipping Board and British Interests.

SALE OF GERMAN silPS PROCEEDS WalLE COURT HAS HEARST MATTER IN “CONSIDERATION

AUCTION OF SHIPS GOES ON IN SPITE OF COURT ACTIONS   Chairman Payne Summoned te Show Why Injunction Should Not Be Granted.   ,COMMISSIONER SCOTT TAKES CHARGE OF BIDS   Shipping Men from All Over - Country Present When, Sale Starts.   PRESIDENT ENTERS FIGHT   Will Inform Senate ‘‘No Basis” for Report of Secret Agreement With British.

BIDS RECEIVED FOR 30 FORMER GERMAN VESSELS   Despite Protests and Court Ac tion, Shipping Board Proceeds With Bidding.

NO BASIS — FOR REPORT   No Secret Agreemeni Between Shipping Beard and British

BIDS ON GERMAN SHIPS RECEIVED BY BOARD TODAY   DESPITE PROTESTS FROM SEN. ATE AND ELSEWHERE, PUBLIC AUUCTION ‘IS HELD.   WILSON DENIES A - PACT WITH BRITISH   ‘Says “No Basis” 5” For Report o Agreement For the Sale of the 30 Vessels.

FEW BIDS FOR U. S. VESSELS THIS MORNING   Shipping Boards Went Ahead with Plan to Sell Them.

NO BRITISH PACT AW VESSEL SHLE WILSON TO ADUIS   Reply to Brandegee Resolutior “in Senate Will Be Made, White House Reveals.   BIDDERS FIX OWN GROUPS BEFORE BIDDING IS LIVEL’   Hearst Injunction Proceeding to Be Decided in District Supreme Court Friday.

FORMER GERMAN SHIPS UP FOR SALE BY SHIPPING BOARD   Despite Protests and Court Proceedings Bids Are Received on Vessels—Offering Boats in Groups Coldly Received—Later Plan Finds Many Ready to Buy the Craft.

VESoELS GO ON AUCTION BLOCK DESPITE HOWL   Developments Come Thick and Fast in Sale of Former German Boats.

WILSON DENIES A SHIP AGREEMENT   WILL EMPHATICALLY TEL! SENATE NO BASIS FOR RECENT RUMORS.   BIDS FOR SHIPS NOW OPEN   ‘Shipping Board Takes Action to  ‘Dispose of Former German   Liners ‘‘According to Plans.’’

Despite Protest of Upper Branch of Congress and Pending Court Action Shipping Commission Receives Bids for 30 Vessels.   GEN G. W. GOETHELS IS AMONG HEAVIEST BIDDERS FOR CRAFT

SHIP SALEIS ON; NO-SECRET DEAL, SAYS PRESIDEN?   Transfer Depends on Approval by Congress Committees   MUST BE APPROVED

WILSON DENIES SALE OF SHIPS   MESSAGE CAME IN REPLY TO A SENATOR WHO ASKED FOR FACTS REGARDING THE REPORT

INOBASIS FOR REPORT   No. Secret ‘Agreement . Between. ‘Shipping Board and British

QO SECRET! PACT WITH BRITISH   For Sale of German Lin. ers Says President’s Message to Senate

Shipping Board Auction Is egun With Over Score ) rospective  Buy        i\iod Ganlu Neat Yer. Sant

SHIPPING BOARD GETS MANY BIDS AN VESCEIC   Protests of Senate and Court Proceedings Avail Nothing  WILSON TAKES A HAND  insists No Secret Agreement To Sell Boats to British Interests. =

NU SECRET PACT.   The President Wid Deny Gossip About :the Shipping Board. 

eAUCTION ($ HELD -DESPITE SENATE “AND COURT ACTION   SHIPS SELL BETTER INDI VIDUALLY THAN AS OFPRROED IN GROUPS.   JUDGE HEARS CASE   Decision Friday in Applicatior by Hearst to Issue In. junction.

SEVERAL PLANKS TROUBLESOME   The Republican Platform Builders Hard at Work 

PLANK BUILDERS WILL DISREGARD VIFIN AIF SENATE   No Frictidn Anticipated As to Decision on Treaty and League Planks —   MEXICO PRESENTS TANGLE   Senator Borah’s Plank Will Have Backing of Johnson Forces in Convention

TRYING TO BUILD UP A STURDY PLATFORM   PARTS CHIEFS AT CHICAGO PLTTING HEADS TOGETHER.   Wide Ditterence of Opinion On the League of Namiions and Other Mlanks. Hat Hope to Hear  Streng Strecterc.

BIG JOB ANEAD FOR COMMITTEE  TO PAG ALL DARTY FACTIANS   Peace Treaty, Court of Industrial Relations and Mexican Planks Require Caution in Their Drafting.   WASHINGTON DRAFT IS UNSATISFACTOR®   G. 0. P. Senators are Charged With Having Taken Too Free a Hand tr Pre-convention Work.

DEAL WITH LABOR AND PEACE PACT   Troublesome Planks of Platform Remain to Be Shaped Up.   BUILDERS BUSY AT CHICAGO

REVISION OF REDEHAL INCOME TAX LAW URGEI   ditto Kahn Cites Three Factors in the Upeetting of Present Day  Oh ste een oe

FAMOUS FINANCIER URGES INCOME TAX CHANGE:   Otto Kahn, New York Banker. Would See Levy Within Bounds of Moderation.

FEDERAL INCOME TAX   Revision of Law is Urged by Otto Kahn, Banker.

Apply, SUPERINTENDENT, UNION TWIST DRILL CO., . Athol, Mass.   GIRLS WANTED

ALL MUST REGISTER   AuPTON COUNTY VOTERS TO HAVE TWO CALLS THIS YEAR.   Probahility TPThat Women of County Will Ako Register.

ALL MUST REGISTER   ANPTON ’ EOUNTY: VOTERS  TO HAVE ‘TWO CALLS ‘THIS YEAR.   ro robability That Women of County, «WiH_Also Register.

IMMIGRATION BILL IN FAVOR.   Prepeosal to Prehibit Incoming fer " mwe Years Makes Pregress.

Test Balloting Indicates That Bill strict Will Be Passed By Very L  Moaitarity.

PROSPECTS G00 FOR IMMIGRATION BILL   Party Lines Disappeared in Preliminary Fight Over Prohibiting Immigration for Two Years.

FAST FIGHT lo WON bY BACKER OF BILL   Supporters of the Johnson Measure to Halt Inflow of Foreigners for Two Years Are Highly Elated.   CONFIDENTLY EXPECT MEASURE’S ADOPTION   Partisan Lines Disappear During the Debate; Final Vote Probably Will Be Taken Next Saturday.

IMMIGRATION FOES WIN FIST BATTL   Supporters of Johnson Bill Draw First Blood in Preliminary Skirmishes,

BILL TO PROHIBIT IMMIGRATION FOR TWO YEARS ASSURE]   Supporters of Such Legisla tion Win all Prelimintry Skirmishes   PARTISAN LINES ELIMINATED

PASSAGE OF THE. IMMIGRATION BILL SEEMS accor   ‘Supporters of Restriction Leg_ _islation-Win Every Pre~. ‘Tikinary Skirmish.

PASSAGE OF BILL ~ ON IMMIGRATION SREMS ASSURED   Betyg? Gas Dn TS ae Supporters of Measure Win In  House Debate With c...   FINAL VOTE IS LIKELY TO COME ON SATURDAY   Leadership In Debate Is Equally Divided Between Two Parties

PASSAGE OF THE IMMIGRATION BILL CERTAIN   Early Test Vote In House Stood 151 to 9. Immigration Restriction Must Protest, said Welty cf Ohio.

PASSAGE OF IMMIGRATION MEASURE SEEMS ASSUREL   Bill Would Prohibit Influx of For ' e@igners into United States for Period of Two Years

CLOSED DOOR 10 IMMIGRATION {5 NEARLY CERTAIN   Bill to Let Down Bars Wins First Fight On Floor  of House.

IMMIGRATION BILL IS SURE OF EARLY VOTE   Supporters Say it Also Is Certain of Easy Passage in House but This Is Denied.

WOUILD PROHIBIT MIGRATION FOR PERIOD TWO YEARS   LARGE MAJORITY REPRESENTA. TIVES AND SENATORS FA. VOR RESTRICTION,

 'U-22 SANK THE LUSITANIA   Former German Submarine Commanders Say U-20 Is Not Guilty—Captain of U-22 Mad.

SILENT CONVICT 1S RELEASED BY WARDER   Prisoner Ends 25 Year Sen tence; Maintained fo the Last 10 Year Silence

Convict Under Vow of Silence for Ten Years Ends<« Prison Sentence

In Jail 25 Years This Man Had To ~ Be Put Out at Close of Sentence

Funds Running Into Thousands of Pounds Sterling Confiscated   ENDS 25 YEAR TERN   Man Who Took Vow of Silence 10 Years Ago, Forced Out Against Will

HUERTA WILL MAKE A ~ VISIT TO UNITED STATE   Mexican Provisional Presiden Plans Trip As Soon As He Gives Up Office.

JUERTA MAY VISIT THE U. S.   Retiring Mexican President Expects to Make Trip for His  ow ww Die

CROW-ELKHART CUTS PRICE   Announces Return to Prewar Level or All Models of Car—Action Is Explained.

BACK TO PRE-WAR BASIS   Vice-President of Indiana Auto Concern Makes Announcement

Falierton, Cal., Mysterious Taps Cease Suddenty—-Thot te Hiave Heen Chitd.

Fallierton, Cal., Mysterious Tap Cease Suddenly—Thot te Heatre Rees Child.

FORMER EMPRESS IS VERY ILL   She Has Not ‘Been Informed of  Joachim's Death.

EMPRESS NOT TOLD OF SON’S SUICIDE   Condition of Former German Rule _ Regarded as Serious—Funera: Unattended.

Wirthdetc Peace Perect)s   Pies For Vil      TUMULTY CONFIDENT UF AGOX VICTOR   Enthusiastic Welcome Said t¢ Await Democratic Nominee at White House.

WHITE HOUSE WAITS FOR COX TO MAKE CALL   CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS THE NEW LEADER BY ~ WOODROW.   SOME SORENESS IS FELT OVER M’ADOO

ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME AWAITS GOVERNOR CO)   oT Reception to Be: Given’ Demo. cratic Nominée on Arrival In Washington.

IOWA'S BIGGEST CORN YIELD IS FINANCIAL LOSS   Other lowa Grain Crop: Show Gain But Are Valued at Less.

IOWA CROP VALUE 400 MILLION LESS   Last Yerr’s Crop Valned at -.8956,056,00) While This Years Totals $560,460,638,

CORN CROP It GAEATEOT BUT LOW IN VALUE   lowa Farmer Hit Hard By Lowering Prices Report Shows--Worth Half of That of 1919.

U. S. RAIL PAY ROLL DROPS   Number of Employees Fails From 2, 612 in February to 1,195, Says Secretary Payne.

MANY BIG GAMES. ON THE WEST   CHICAGO UNIVERSITY ELEVEN WILL MEET OHIO STATE FOOT BALL TEAM—MINNESOTA To MEET ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO VARSITY MEETS O10 STATE   Is First Time in History Big Elevens Have Faced Each Other on Gridiron.

COUNTRY RECOVERS FROM WAR EFFECTS   Federal Reserve Board in Its Monthly Review Speaks Optimistically of Conditions

RECOVERING FROM WAR CONDITIONS   Federal Reserve Board Optimistic.

RESERVE BOARD SEES RECOVERY FROM WAR   PRICE REVISIONS IN TEXTILE LINES OUTSTANDING ELEMENTS OF TRADE.   COTTON MILLS HARD HIT   ; Dal as Reserve Bank Reports Con: fidence in Underlying Conditions.

Federal: Reserve Board Sées ‘Nothing: in- ‘Sight: to Disturh United States.  ~

Recovery From War  Proceeds   Reserve Board Says Phere is No Need For Alarm Over Situation,   Sane fdleness Balun the Whale, America fs In Gaod Shrje.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. OPTIMISTIC   Monthly Report Sees Natura Forces Working Towards Trade Stability

Recovery From War  Proceeds   ‘Reserve Roard Says There _ Is No Need For Alarm Over Situation.   Some TIdleness But cn the Whole, America Is Ip Good Shape.

RECOVERING = FROM WAR   BUSINESS RAPIDLY RE. TURNING TO NORMAL   Hesitancy In Buying Is Feature According To Reserve Board.

RECOVERING FROM WAR.   Natural Forces in Evidenc: Carry Assurance For Future, Board Says.

’ ened oh aes ‘A dles, qt atte o> FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD RE. PORTS. PUBLIC SHOWING. ,v  ” BUXING CAUTION. ; - .   Describes Economic arid’ Buéineds Sit _ uation as a Whole as One Showing _ ” "Muck Inherent Strength ‘Through’ Orderly Transition. ?

RECOVERY FROM WAR IS RAPID, BOARD REPORTS   3 “Proceeding Apace” in United States. Assertion of U.S Officials   SMPLOYMENT SLACKENS

WILSON THE MIAN OF LAKH. PUEPOSE fio SEORET ETHAN   Former Ametican Ambassa dor ta Mexico ‘Attacks thi Presid nt in Address Befor  ting at In  dianapolis Today,

Pres. Wilson: As Autocrat   Former Ambassador td Mexico Charges Adminis. —tration__with Secretive “Methods “and Unknown  Purvoses.

WILGON THE MAN OF UNKNOWN PURPOSES AND SECRET METHODS   Former American Ambassa dor to Mexico Attacks th President in Address Before Republican Meeting at In  diananolic Nadav.

EX AMBASSADOR LABELS WILSON AS AN AUTOCRAT   DEMCCRATIC EXECUTIVE AND His ADMINISTRATION ASSAILED IN OGDENSBURG

ALLS WILSON AN AUTOCRAT   HENRY LANE WILSON TALKS TO REFUBLICANS AT OGDENSBURG, N. Y.

“REIGN OF AUTOCRACY AND INCOMPETENCE’   eee eee  HENRY LANE WILSON COMMENTS ON PRESENT ADMINISTRATION   President Referred to as “Auntocrat of Secretive Methods and Unknown Purposes.”

WOULD EXECUTE, NOT DEPORT   Judge Landis Tells Minneapolis What to Do With Traitors.

WOULD EXECUTE AGITATORS   Judge Landis Advocates Killing, Not Deportation, of Traitors to the Country.

JUDGE LANDIS OHANDG . W. Wd AS REAL TRAITORS   He Urges “War to Clean Up the Whole Bunch of Them.”   Socialist Party and Non-Par. tisan League Scored Heartily.

LANDIS ADVOCATES FYECUTION FOR RED PLOTTING VIOLENCE   What We Need Is ANew Defini Sion Of Treson, Chicago * Jurist Asserts.   PROFITEERS ALSO RAPPED

DESTANY NATION   HE ADVISES OLD PARTIES To UNITE AGAINST THIS RADICAL MENACE.   ALL TARRED ON ONE STICK

JUQGE ADVOCATES. REDS’ EXEGUTIOA   Judge Landis Condemns -Radical Parties In Speech . ~ at -Minnespolis.

MUST DESTROY il Wn) WOULD DESTROY NATION   HE ADVISES OLD PARTIES TO UNITE AGAINST THIS RADICAL MENACE.

DETACHMENT OF INFANTRY ORDERED OUT   Disturbances Result from Mline Strike.—One Slain.

ONE KILLED, FIFTEEN WOUNDED IN BATTLE WAGED BETWEEN REDS AND BUTTE OFFICERS

American, Red Cross Big-Brothers Europe   American Nurses, Doctors and Relief Workers Minister to People in Eighteen Nationa,

SPEND TWENTY MILLION TO SAVE EUROPEANS NOW   ‘THE WAR'S VAST WASTE SHOW  TWO YEARS APTER THE ARMISTICE

SERIOUS CAR SHORTAGE NOW CONFRONTS RAILROADS   Fine Lot of Cattle.

[LITTLE HOPE FOR TREATY      The President Told Senator Hitchcock He Would Stand For No Change.

WILSON GIVES — FINAL ‘No   Will Pocket Treaty If Jt Is Changer s the Democratic Leaders ‘Are Tota

WILSON GIVES .. FINAL “NO"   Will Pocket Treaty Li It Is Changed the Themocratic Leaders Are Told

FARMER IDENTIFIES ~J.0. LUCAS IN JAIL   PICKS OUT MAN HE SAW NEAR SANDBORN DAY BEFORE HARPER DISAPPEARED ....

Senator Speaks To Thousands Of Farmers Saturday.  3IVES FARM POLICY  Touches On Subject Of Development Of Inland Water Ways.   GIVES FARM POLICY

Wilson's Corner, Junetion Point of Three Counties, Seene of a Wonderful Meelis.

WOOD IS AFTER ENTIRE VOTE IN BUCKEYE STATE   WILL CONTEST AGAINST SENATOR HARDING FOR SOLID DELEGATION AT CHICAGO CONVENTION.

STEP TOWARD WORLD PEACE   Branting, Sweden’s Socialis Premier, Says Concert is Mankind’s Best Hope.   NOW PLANTING SEED FOR FUTURE HARVEST

ASSEMBLY MAKING START ON WORLD. PEACE--BRANTING   Says League is the Best Hope - of Mankind for Better Things   WARNS U. S. NOT TO EXPECT  TOO MUCH AT THE START   Milleninom Can’t be Brough! About in a Day, He Says

FOGH HAS NO AUTHORITY ~ OVER AMERICAN TROOPt   HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS PEACE. RESOLUTION

Troops ia Germany Controlled b: United States—Gen. Foch Has No Authority.

LET AMERICANS BE WITHOUT GOAL   Operators Charged With Passing Word That It Will be Safer to Profiteer Among Foreigners.

STEAM GOAL CRISS. THREATENS THE FAS]   Governors  ‘of: New. Englual: State: . Unite in Appeal for Relict ‘to Avert Loss,

ACTION IN NE. COAL CRISIS   Situation More Dan. gerous Than During World War   GOVERNORS OF SIX STATES HEAR REPORT SPECIAL COMMITTE!   Says Coal Operators Have Been Sending Product Everywhere But to Regutar Customers ir New England—High Bide b; Foreign Interests—Section’s Industries Menaced

SERIOUS COAL CRISIS FACING NEW ENGLAND   Export Demand for Coal Shutting off Local Consumption.

GOAL CRISIS 1S SHOWN BY REPGRTS WW NEW ENGLAND   Prompt Relief Meas: ures Urged in Report to Governors   EXPORT COAL AT BIG PRICES

MEXICO SE MISSION TOU. §   Relations Between the Two Nations May Be Affected.

MEXICO SENDS PEACE MAKER 10 LINITER STATES   “Ambassador™ Secks RecogniHen From This Country; Ville In Onvnssition.

MAN 0” WAR WINS . FROM SIR BARTON   American Champion 3-Year-Ofd Defeats Canadian Entry.

M: AN _O’ WAR WINS RACE IN CANADA   Wen Thoroughbred Championshif of Continent at Windsor, Ontario, Today

MAN 0’ WAR IS WINNER   Yank Champion Beats Canadian Horse by Eight Lengths.   Great Racer Defeats Sir Barton of the Windsor Track th 2: 03 Record ,for-Gouree. oe

YANKEE HORSE VICTOR   MAN O' WAR WINS MATCH RACE BY EIGHT LENGTHS.   King of Horses Defeats Sir Barton ‘on Canadian Race Track in 2:03.

MAN O’WAR WINS OVER SIR BARTON         Yank Champign Beais Canadian Horse by Eight Lengths.    Great Racer. Diteats Sir Barton on the Windsor Track in 2:03—  Record for Course.

MAN O° WAR WINS   Won Thoroughbred Championship of Continent at Windsor, Ontario, Today

MANO” WAR WINNER OF CONTINENTAL RACE; PHENOM'S TIME 2:0:   More Than 25,080 People Witness Great Race in Which Sir Barton Gets: Beating

FAST WABASH TRAIN WILL BE ABOLISHED   Airplane Mail Service Result: ing in Loss of Mail Contracts Is. Cause

VON LERSNER RELIEVED OF POST BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO TRANSMIT THE LIatT

NEW CRISIS OVER ALLIES’ DEMANDS   ‘Head of German Mission Resigns After Receiving List of Teutons Wanted,   PEACE BODY CONSIDERS ACT   List Containing Names of More Than 800 High Army Cfficers Handed to Envoy-—Tells Why He Cannot Deliver War Criminals.

Von Lersner, Charge d’Affaires in Paris, Res turns List of Those Whose Extradition is Demanded, Refusing to Present Demand to His Government—Will Leave for Home on the First Train.

LERGNER RETURNS EXTRADUTION LIST AND THEN RESIGN   Jead Of Teuton Delegation Sends Sharp Note To Council Secretary—Leaves For Berlin Today, He Sayss   WILL CARRY: QUT TREATY

VON LERGWER ORDERED TO TAKE ALLIED NOTE   HEAD OF GERMAN MISSION IN PARIS RELIEVED OF POST ON REQUEST OF BERLIN.

LERSNER THROWS UP HANDS AT WAR CHIMINELS ASKED   Notifies French Premier He'll Resigns; Claims He Cannot Help Nab Accused Men.   23 TIMES IN 3 MONTHS  HE SAID WHY, HE TELLS   Baron Maintains No Officials of Germany Can Carry Cut Extradition Clauses.

WAR GUILT LIST RETURNED GY VON LERSNER   HEAD OF THE GERMAN PEACE NELEGATION SAYS HE WILL RESIGN.

NAMES GO OVER WIRE FROM PARIS   Chief GermanPeace Envoy Resigns Rather Than; Transmit Them Says Berlin Will Not Agree to Ex. tradition Clause.

WAR GRIME NAMES SENT TO GERMANY   Berlin Gets List Despite Baror Lersner’s Resignation.   ALLIES DISCUSS THE CRISIS   Council Calls Extraordinary Session to Consider the Situation—Terms of the Treaty Will Be Carried Out to the Letter.

VON LERSNER QUITS IN HUFF AND DEPARTS   Allied Council of Ambassa. “dors. Called in Special Session as Result. _   BARON: EXPLAINS HIS ‘STAND TO. THE PRESS

Declares No Teuton Official Could Be Instrumental in Putting Into Effect Extradition Clauses in Peace Treaty.   FRENCH PRESS IS NOT CONCERNED OVER SITUATION

VON BERNER’S ACT NOT BERLIN'S. ORDER A REPORT DECLARES   Head of Peace Delegation Asked to Resign by Telegraph Germans Declare.   PREMIER MILLERAND URGES EXECUTION   Tells Chamber of Deputies Versailles Treaty Gives Authority for Requirements.

A -M CRISIS. = DEMANDS      Head of German Mission Resigns Miter Receiving List of Teutons Wanted,   List Containing Named of More Than 800 High Army Officers Handed to > Erivey—Telle Why tic Cannot > Deliver War Criminals.

GERMAN PEACE ENVOY RESIGNS, REFUSES 10 TRANSMIT ALLIED DEMAND FOR WAR CRIMINALS   Note Given Back to Millerand with Statement That He Is-Leaving for. Berlin on First Train; France Is Indifferent.

REFUSES TO ACT IN EXTRADITION GERMAN OFFICERS   Returns To Millerand List Of Names Demanded By Allies.

DEMANDS TOR “EXTRAIT CAUSES ACTION   Returns to Millerand List of ihe Germans Demanded and Prepared to Quit Paris.   AMBASSADORS ARE MEETING    Next Step of Allies to Be Determined—No Change In the Demands Expected.

Ambassadors Plan Action to Follow Rejection   STRONG DEMAND 1S POSSIBILITY   Allied Determination to Obiait War Criminals May Follow Repulse of First Attempt

ENVOY REFUSES TO SEND ALLIED NOTE TO BERLIN   Von Lersner Says He Will Not Be Party To Extradition.   RESIGNS AS HEAD OF GERMAN PEACE MISSION   Council of Ambasadors I: Called In Extra Session By Action.

BAILEY 10 TAKE STUMP FOR COX OUTSIDE TEXAS   EX-SENATOR TO EXERT HIS INFLUENCE IN DOUBT. FUL STATES.

FIGHTS LION; LOSES EARS AS CUBS CHEV   Shepherd is Dragged to Cave After Long Battle.

ASK CITY TO SUPPORT REST ROOM AT THE “Y’   A ALE  C. OF C. COMMITTEE FILE! REQUEST WITH CITY COMMISSION      Plan Is to Cut Outside Entrane and Use Bowling Alley in the Raoailidines

ASK CITY TO SUPPORT REST ROOM AT THE “Y’   C. OF C. COMMITTEE FILES REQUEST WITH CITY COMMISSION   Plan Is to Cut Outside Entrance and Use Bowling Alley in the > BRoelldinee

BLOODSHED AND RIOTS RIFE If IRELAND TODAY  WOMAN WITH BABY IN HER ARMS FATALLY SHOT  AT ATIDALIAAI   WOMAN IS SHOT FROM PASSING MOTOR LORRY

WOMAN, 2 MEN SHOT BY POLICE -IN IRISH RAIDING   Dublin Hears Britain ney to “Enforce Martia’ Throughout ae :

SEARCH FOR RADICALS   Have Been Plastering Walls With Literature

STORM PASSING OUT OVER SEA; RADIOS DOWN   Three of  Four High Power Stations Out of Business.

3 Radio Stations ‘Down’ as Result _ of Heavy Storms   Ships in Distress Off Atlantic Const, — Life .Saving. Crews... Work in Heavy Seas. ,

THREE RADIO STATIONS ARE OUT OF COMMISSIO!   STORMS DAMAGE AL ALL BUT THREE ON ATLANTIC SEABOARD.

BUTTER PRICES TO FALL.   Danish Product Soon Coming In; Milk Also On Decline.

FOREIGN PRODUCER MENACES FARMER   Doleful Picture of Dairy Situa tion Shown By Missourian.

Great Britain and France Likely to. Co-operate to Prevent Return of Former King Constantine to Hellenes Throne   CABINET RESIGNS AFTER  DEFEAT IN ELECTIONS   Complete Victory of Opposition to Premier Venizelos Seems  ’ Certain; Paris Calls Result a Display of -Ingratitude

MAY OPPOSE CONSTANTINE,  tie, tAmeacrdntaA Dereon ft anasad Wire

SOVIET “ARK AT HANGO; EMMA NOT "FORSAKING' U: 5   ‘Endurance My Lot Till Return to America,” Says Goldman Woman in Interview.   SHE'LL NOT PRESS ADVICE ON RUSSIAN GOVERNMEN?   ‘Complains Because Forced te Eat ‘in Ship .Dining Room Apart from Comrades.

“an” BUFORD ~ REACHES FINLAND   Berkman And Goldman ’ Assert Coming Back.

BUFORD LANDS, REO CARGO AT FINNISH PORT   From There Will Be Taken to the Russian Frontier By Immigeation Officials.   VIEWED WITH CURIOSITY   Berkman and Goldman Still Rebelious—Goidman Says She Is Coming Back.

SOVIET ARK HAS REACHED FINLAND WITH DEPORTEES   Goldman, Berkman  And Fellows To Be Sent To Russia.

SOMET ARK DOCKS ~ATHANED, FINLAND   Goldman  ‘Declares... ‘Ss hie c Will, ‘Return “to ‘America

Curious Throngs Greet Undesirables as They Leave The “Soviet Ark” For Land Trip   NOW NEARING SOVIET RUSSIA     German Pilot Necessary to Dock The Buford Late friday  Radicals Show Anxiety as They Set Foot On Finnish Soil.  

RADICALS REACH HANGO, FINLAND   HOW TO GET RADICALS ACROSS RUSSEAN BORDER   TKR TG RUSSIA FRORTIER   Bhinish Authorities Suagested to Bole sheviki to Stop Firing When the  Radicals Reach Border.

THEY WILL BE SENT TO RUSSIAN: FENVMISH FRONTIER, —   The Goldman Persgn Declares She WHI Hetarr Soon to Amcrica— Berkman to W for Papers.

249 RADICALS ARE AT HANGO, FINLAND   PASSENGERS ARE LANDED FROM U. S. TRANSPORT BUFORD.

RETURNING TO “SAVE AMERICA,” “GOLDMAN SAYS   Anarchist and Companion - Berkman, Irritated at Their Deportation.   BUFORD REACHES FINLAND

RETURN T0 U.S.   ARMY TRANSPORT BUFORD LANDS FRIDAY AT PORT IN FINLAND   ‘WILL BE TAKEN TO.  _ RUSSIAN FRONTIER   Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldmam Declare They Will Return to “Save America.”

BERKMAN AND MISS GOLOMAN PLANNING TO RETURN TO U.S.   Going Back to ‘Save America’ They Tell Newspaper Men At Hango, Finland.   REDS HAVE BEEN LANDED   Preparations Are Now Being Made to Ship Them Across the Russian Frontier.

EMMA THE QUEEN MEXICO OBJECTS IF REDS. ISSUES TO HER ITZENS STATEMENT THAT COMING BEFORE SHEWILL RETURN THE. COMMITTEE TO THE WLS: ALOF INVESTIGATION

ALEX AND EMMA FIRST OF REDS DOWN GANGWAY   She’s Sad Downhearted and Fearful of Fate of U. S. If She Does Not Return.   LAND IN FINLAND

ON WAY TO RUSS FRONTIR   Berkman- Golman ‘Collection of 249 Reds Reach Finland Aboard Buford.

WILL COME BACK TO SAVE OUR COUNTRY   EMMA GOLDMAN AND ASSOCIATE BERKMAN DECLARE THEY WON'T REMAIN IN RUSSIA.

eT ARK LANDS TG MOTELY CARGO (T FINLAND POR   and Goldman Say  They Will Return to U, §. to Save Nation   REDS TO BE TAKEN DS RIISSIAN FRONTIER   Radicals Hope to Take Part in the Political Matters of the  Lisnearian ation

RED LEADERS SAY THEY WILL RETURN TO THIS COUNTRY   Goldman and Berkmar _ Land i ‘in Findland Late Friday.   DENOUNCE DEPORTATION AS UNJUST AND STUPID   Goldman Declares America Needs New Government And She'll Not Quit.

REDS WILL BE TAKEN 10 RUSS BORDERUNDER GUARD  BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN THREATEN 7 AETIBN

DEPORTED ANARCHISTS A9E COMING BACK TO “eae Tue COUNTRY”   TRANSPORT BUFORD WITH CARGO OF HUMAN EXPLOSIVES REACHES FINLAND.

249 DEPORTES 10 BE TRANSPORTED 10 NSN FRONTIER  { AND GOLDMAN evOW RETURN AND  £ AMERICA.  AME    Lead Motley Thi Throng of Anxious Reds to Wharf at Hanco.

‘AT FINNISH PORT TODAY   BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN FIRST OFF SHIP AND DE“™ CLARE THEY WILL SOON RETURN TO SAVE AMERICA   Most of Deported Agitators Show Fear That People “Over There” May Do * Them Harm.

REDS ARE LANDED   Radicals Off Ship-ia Finland, t . _ he Takea to the Russian

U.S. OFFICIALS  GUARD REDS FROM ARK 10 RUSSIAN LINE   We're Going Back to America, Say Emma  and Alex.   FINNISH PILOTS WON'T DOCK SHIP   German Called to Get Vessel Into Port,

NITH 249 RADICALS FOR TRANSPORT TO RUSSIA. NO REPLY FROM SOVIET GOVERNMENT. BURKMAN AND EMMA GOLD. MAN SAY THEY ARE RE-.TURNING TO AMERICA TO SAVE IT.

Berkman and Goldman Say They Will Be Back   Leaders of Boatload of Radicals Deported by Uncle Sam Coming Back “To Save America”— Fanatics To Be Taken to Russian Frontier.

JUNO TUL TED DELEGATION WILL BE SENT TD FAIGCO BY CONVENTION a  SENSATIONAL FIGHT BY TOM WATSON

UNINSTRUGTED DELEGATION WILL BE SENT TO FRISCO BY CONVENTION AFTER SENSATIONAL FIGHT BY TOM WATSON

DRYS THREATEN TO PUT UP A MAN FOR PRESIDENCY   PLAN TO NOMINATE CAXDIDATH “OF ONE OF OLD) PARTIES; “PROVIDED HE: 18 AGAINST INS  YONICANTS. ay

Presidential Timber of Olc Parties Must Be Dry to Be Endorsed.   WOOD PHYSICALLY FIT DECLARE HIS FRIENDS   Suffrage Question in Delaware Is Still in Unsettled State,

DAYS MAY PUT UIP CANDIDATE   PROSPECTS OF PROHIBITION ~ IN NATIONAL CAMPAIGN BEGIN TO LOOM.

URYS MAY SELECT OWN CANDIDATE   If One Of Major Parties Doe Not Name Man With Satisfactory Record

SUGGESTS HARDING OUT OF RACE   rresidential Candidate Files fo Senatorial Nomination . in Ohio.

Qhio’s Candidate for Presidential Nomination Will Be in the Sonntorial Race.

HARDING FILES FOR SENATE IN QHIO PRIMARY   Does Not Alter Position at Chicago, He Asserts.

LIFE OF EASE IN HAREM; THEN: MENIAL DRUDGERY; TURKS DEFEND POLYGAMY   More Secrets Revealed by Girl Forcea to Spend Six Years in Two Seraglios

Sad EEGS 1SS4M SATS; RELEASE TO BE BRIDE OR DEPORTATION AND SLAVERY   Girl Who Suffered Tortures in Turk ish Harems Allowed to Remain --Here and Wed

DEADLOCK OVER GERMAN POLICY   Deliberations at San Remo Fail : to Bring an Agree: ment.   Millerand Insists Germany Shall Not Escape Her Obligations at France's Expense—Two Boards Picked to Rule the Turks.

D PREMIER NEAR A DEADLUGH   Most Sanguine Optimists Are Beginning to Lose Hope.   GERMAN QUESTION ON TOP   Deliberations at San Remo Fail t Bring Agreement—Millerand  Insists Germany Must Not Escape Her Obligations.

DAVIS CUP MATCHES   America's Chance for Victory Ts  Brightest in Years,

RICH LOOT FALLS TO BAN KROBBERS   Ohio Bandits Get Away With §150,000 in Government Bonds and $4,000 in Cash.

BRAVE GIRL SAVES PART OF BANK FUNDS   Steps on Burglar Alaim, But Bandits Eseane,

BANDITS SEIZE OVER $150,00¢   Shoot Up Kingston, Ohio _As They Flee With i ‘Loot

WORLD WAR - NEWSPAPERS AND MOVIES      PAESE THREE ARE BLAMED  FOR THE WAVE OF aD Y¥R.  NILE CHIME   BR. WH, A. McHEEVER ‘PLACES  BLAME AND SUGGESTS A REMEDY

War, Movies,  Papers Blamed For Crime Wave   Kansas Professor Would Censo Pictures and Papers to Halt Crime.

WOMAN BANDIT ACTIVE   Pearl Handled Pistol Used on Four Chicago Men.   Fur-Clad and Polite, She Asks Way to House in Dark Spot.

WOMAN BANDIT IS WORKING CHICAGO   Pearl Handled Pistol Used on Four Chicago Men.   Fur-Ciad and Polite, She Asks Way to House in Dark Spot.

CLEVER WOMAN BANDIT   FOUR CHICAGO MEN FACE PEARL HANDLE PISTOL.   Beautiful, Fur-Clad and Polite, She Asks Way to House in Dark Street.

ANOTHER-FULL MEAL OF BONK   ‘Pinchot Thus - Sums. Uy  Program of Democratic in Party

PINCHOT IS GETTING READY FOR NEW PART!   His “Committee of 48” Real; Wants to Have a Ticket in Field.

A. L. SAXTON HAS A NARROW ESCAPE; ARM BADLY HURT   Has Hole Gouged in Forearm By Infurtated Animal While Assisting Son-in-Law  On Farm.

ARTICLE X HEART OF LEAGUE PACT, BAKER BEGLARE   Secretary of War Challenges Republicans in Speech at Ohio Convention.

Will Discuss Objections Urged Against U. S. Participation.   SPEAKS TO CONVENTION   Cabinet Member Says That When Suggestions Based on Partisan Feeling Have Been Swept Aside There Remain But Few Points Deserving Consideration.

BAKER UPHOLDS DEM POSITION ON WORLD LEAGUE   Discusses Article X im An Endeavor to Clear Up   IS MISREAD, HE SAYS   TAKES UP MOOTED SUBJECT iA SPEECH BEFORE OHIO DEM CONVENTION.

BANER RIDDLES LLAIMS AGAINST WORLD LEAGUE   THERE WILL BE NO PEAC WITHOUT ARTICLE TEN, HE DECLARES

BAKER TO ANSWER LEAGUE OPPONENTS   Will Discuss ‘Dbjections Urged Against U. $. Participation.   SPEAKS TO CONVENTION   Cabinet Member Says That When Suggestions Based on Partisan Feeling Have Been Bwept Aside There Remain But Few Points Deserving  . SMonsasidsration.

SECRETARY BAKER DEFENDS ARTICLE TEN AT DEMOCRAT CONVENTION IN OHIO   Says It Was Lodge and His Round Robin Who De-  feated Co-operation i in  Peace Treaty _

TD READJUST GRAIN RATES   Interstate Commission Orders Increase of 30 Per Cent on Domestic Rates. ene

READJUST RATES ON GRAIN   Interstate Commission Orders Increase ak Evynort and Domeatia.

ELKS: ASSIST CHIGAGO 10 “GELEBRATE THE FOURTI   One Hundred and Fifty Thou sand Members of B. P, 0. E. Attending Convention .   BIG FEATURES TODAY

ELKS GATHERED IN WINDY SIT)   Thousands*There Ready for National Convention Which Opens Tonight.

ELKS IN  CHICAGO   There Abeut 150,000 of Them Helping City 10 Cele~ brale,

LOWDEN GIVES GLAD HAND TO HELLO BILLS   150,000 Elks Arrive in Chi cago Today for Annual Convention.

FLAS BIG FEATURE CHICAGO'S 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION   Convention: Opens Today -and 150,000 Visitors. Join in Holiday’ Program.

ELKS CELEBRATE THE FOURTH IN CHICAGO   Approximately 150,000 Visitmg “Bills” Being Entertained ; ’Frisco Bids For Meet.

VACCINE WINS GREAT BATTLE   Used Successfully in the Fight Against Pneumonia.   RESEARCH WORK GOES ON

VACRINE WINS. GREAT BATTLE   ‘Used Suecessfully. in the Figh  ee Against Pneumonia, ~   RESEAGCH WORK GOES Ol

PRESBYTERIANS ACCOMPLISH MERGER WITH WELSH BRANCH   NEW FFATURES IN BRIEF STOCK MARKET SESSION

OWA LEGION TO SEK ARON   Will Present Claims to the Legislature at the Next Session for Financial . ”_..” Mssistance

LEGION AFTER STATE BONUS   WIthi. ASK LEGISLATURE NEXT JANUARY   Davenport Servicemen Lead in Fight Por lowa Vote For Money

SAYS “BOYS” OF AMERICA WILL ELECT PRESIDEN)   Judge Brown Declares There Will Be 4,000,000 Boys Voting For The First Time.

pad “OF TWORISTOL   Lieutenant: ‘and Relatives Hele Following: Killing of Woman -" in Hotel. -

HUSBAND UNDER ARRES!   HELD FOR DEATH ‘OF WIFI WHOM HE SAID UNKNOWN , MAN KILLED.

wy ma} Wi         ‘THREE ARRESTS. MADE IN CON. _ NECTION. WITH PROBE OF ~~ DOUBLE KILLING.

LIEUTENANT I$ HELD ON CHARGE OF KILLING WIFI   Mystery Surrounds Murder —New Clues May Lead To Arrests.

TRY TO UNRAAVEL MURDER MYSTERY   -olice 1 2e Number of Dead Man’s Pistol; Find Original Owner

WANDERER 15 ARKESTED,      Hlusband of Woman Mysteriousty Slain Held for Investigation.

CARR ANZA. iL BADE RS or TER AID.  Right Army Officers Hoid Seer et Con meme gl!

YANKEES ACT WITH FRENGE    Harmony Characterizes Func tioning of Troops in Oc cupied Area.

FRENCH AGREE Ag TO STATUS YANKS ON RHINE OCCUPY   Under, Armistice Terms, Since Pact Hasn’t Senate 0. K.: Wilson’s View Backed.   AMERICAN GENERAL HAS — HARMONIZED WITH FOCH   Not Technically Under ‘Latter but Takes for Acceptance Orders of Marshal.

AMERICAN TROOPS IN HARMONY. _. WITH ORDERS OF MARSHAL FOCH   Paris Gets Partial Report of Wilson's. Statement That He Alone is in Command of Soldiers in Ocewpied Zone; © Agree With Views Held by the French. . :

AGREEABLE TO FRANCE   IS WILSON'S STATEMENT ON AUTHORITY OVER A. E. F.   Coinckies With French Official Vicew— Gen, Allen Has Always Acted In Harmony With Marshal Foch.

RHINE TROOPS ARE IN HARMONY WITH ALLIES   While Not. Under Foch's Command, Take His Orders.

WOULD REPEAL ALL WAR TIME LAWS AT ONCE   Volstead of Minnesota Intro duces Bill to Do Away With War Legislation.   SOME ACTS WILL STAND

VOLSTEAD WOULD REPEAL WARTIME MEASURES   Minnesota _ Representative Takes First Step in Putting Nation on Peace

BILL TO REPEAL WAR LAWS   Representative Volstead Offers Measure to Put U. S. Nearer PeaceTime Basis.

Republican Congressmen See Way of “Squaring” Themselves With Voters.   NO REAL TARIFF REVISION   Leaders Have Agreed to Put Off Real Work Until After March 4.

ARIFF FIGHT 10 YIELD LITTLE AT PRESENT SEScInA   E  Totking Important V Will Be At tempted Until After Hard ing Takes Office   WILSON TO BE BOMBARDED ITH “POP GUN” MEASURES   Authors of Many of Them Know They Stand No Chance of Getting Through   WERE HASTILY CONCEIVED   ‘Put Together to Satisfy Clamot ‘ of Farmers and Other Interests

TARIFF BILLS BOUND 10 DIE   PRESENT DAY TINKERING GOOD DEAL OF 4 BLUFF.   PRESIDENT WILL NOT APPROVE   AUTHORS KNOW IT, BUT WANT  ‘ TO MAKE A SHOWING.   David Lawrence Says Spaem of Industry Is fer Censtitsent Heme Conasum ptica—Mast Wait Barding’s Butry.

DAYS OF POP GUN" TARIF BILLS BACK; WILSON NO FYPECTEN T0 SIGN THER

WANT REVISION OF TARIFF LAW   Agitation Is Started in the Hope Action May Be Immediately Forthcoming to Better Conditions Now Confronting the People.   FORDNEY BILL NOW BEFORE CONGRESS FOR ITS DECISION

Remains of Unidentified Boy, Killed With Knife, Found Near Rovaiton, Hl.

FIND BODY OF DEAD YOUTH   Remains of Unidentified Boy, Killed With Knife, Found Near ~ Rovailton, Ill.

Detail Of Picked Men Is Furnished By Scotland Yard Secret Service Tc Buckingham Palace-——Ser. vice Pistols Are In Evidence.

Precautions To Guard King And Royal Family   Additional Guards Are Plac ed About Parliament Buildings at Noon.   BODYGUARDS FOR CABINET MEMBERS   Steps Taken as Result of Irish Terrorist Warfare in England.

FEARAPLOT-T0 ~ TAKE THELIVES = ~~ OF ROYAL FAMILY.   Extra Guards “Are Placed: in and. Around Bucking... By ham. Palace,   SAY “IRISH-AMBRICAN  . GUNMEN’ HAVE ARRIVED   Movements. of All Public Men Are Kept Secret.and Each Cabinet - Member Has a Body Guard.

KOREANS AND JAPS ARE FRIENDLY NOW   Missionaries at Des Momes Con. ference Tell of Work Done In Orient.

COMMITTEE TO NAME BISHOPS   Methodtets at Dee Meines Organins« Quadriennial Ceafereace.

METHODISTS PLAN ~FOR GONFERENGE   Chairmen of the Various Conimittees ' Are Named—Addresses ‘Are ‘Delivered,

NEGRO EATS IN CONVENTION AR CAUSE OF A ROW   HINT OF BREACH IN PARTY

Secretary National Wheat Growers Answers.   PEAK PRICES USUALLY INMAY   Only 17 Times 60 Years Has Octo ber Price Been Higher Than Following Spring.

HGH PRICE IS IN MAY   That Month’ Sees Always Tor "> Values for Wheat.   INTERESTING FIGURES: GIVEN   Secretary . of Wheat Growers Association “Calls” Statement of Barnes,

5 pe oe We od Eye ge JAZZ MUSIC DORKS NOT Z CONSTITUTE Av NUISANCE — SAYS THIS LE ARNED JUDGE

CAPECT DEATH AT ANY MINUTE   Special Mass Held At Brixtor County Jail for Dying Lord Mayor.

LABOR PARTY MAKES APPEAL  FOR TRISHIIAN   ASKS THE ENGLISH GOVERN MENT TO RELEASE MACSWEINEY AS AN ACT OF HUMANITY.   DEMAND A REVISION OF POLICY   The Lord Mayor of Cork is Sinking Rapidly and End May Come at Any Minute

DeLUXE — the Milk Bread, is full 16 oz. standard Government requirement.  Collin Street Bakery.

GREECE EXPECTS VENIZELOS’ RETURN   Election Today One of Absorb. img Moment; New Cen sorship.

Cannot Guarantee to Deliver War Criminals to the ies.   FORCE WILL BRING REVOLUTION. FEAR   Responsible Officials Refuse to Execute Duties, Is Report.

PEACE TREAT IS SIDETRACKED IN THE SENATE   After Barriers to Its Consideration Were Removed Whole Matter was Laid Over for a Time. _   COMMITTEE WILL MAKE REPORT TODAY

WATCHFUL WAITING   reACE. PACT REVISHED AND THEN SHELVED.   The Matter To Come Up for Consid eration at Later Date,

TREATY AGAIN GOES TO SHELF IN THE SENATE   Laid Over for Week or More Longe? After Parliamentary Barriers Were Set Aside.

TREATY IS DORMANT FOR ANOTHER WEEK   BUT PARLIAMENTARY PATH HAS BEEN SMOOTHED OVER.   Easy Sailiag Puceuntered in Initial Stages to Bring It Back to Senate Floer—Now in Committee Hands.

After Parliamentary Barrier To Its Consideration Is Removed, Peace Pact Is Shalyed for the Present,   DELAY OF AT LEAST WEEK IS PREDICTED   JYocument Is Sent to the Foreign Relations Committee; Irreconcilable Foes Are Still Standing Firm.

SENATOR LODGE  GIVES NOTICE TO FIGHT IT OUT   Peace Treaty Will Be Called Up in-Ser ate For Final Battle —

SENATE RENEWS LEAGUE nERATI   Liftle Change in Attitude Seen Though Large Majority Favors Re-opening Question

TREATY DEBATING DELAYED WEEK ON LODGES REQUEST   Pact, Sent to Foreign Relations Committee, Will Be Reported Back With Republican Reservations.

TREATY GAGK 10 SENATE AT LAST   Is Laid Aside Again for Period of Waiting   GOES TO COMMITTEE   Parliamentary Barriers Are Removed but Leaders Say It Will be at Least One Week Before Pact Receives Consideration — Committee Is Expected to Act Today

PACT IS BROUGHT TO LIFE; THEN PUT IN COLD STORAGE      ‘Covenant to Reach Senate  Once More Next Week Be7 lief of Leaders -

PEAGE TREATY AGAIN PUT AGIDE FOR PERIOD OF WAITING   Cloture Imposed Last Session Abrogated by Sending Pact Back to Committee.   WILL BE REPORTED WITH RESERVATIONS TODAY   Senator Lodge, However, Will _Asl That Report be Not Taken Up fo Senate Consideration Until Nex Week, and Urtent Letislative Mat ter is Expected to Oceupy Attention

SENATE ACTION ON TREATY DELAYED ANOTHER WEEK   Will Take up Urgent Legislative Matters   PACT SENT TO COMMITTEE

a © ees ; - a erp PEACKs PACT REVISED. AND THEN SUELVED. G+:      ‘The, Matter ‘To. Came Up for Considey ration at Later Date, >

TREATY AGAIN IN OENATE FUR MORE TALKING   BOTH PARTIES JOINED VOTES TO GET ANOTHER CRACK AT THE DOCUMENT   No Agreement On Resevrations Ca: Be Expected However Is The Present General Belief

Peace Treaty Again Before United States Senate for Actior   Consideration Has Been Delaye Because of: Tariff and Appropriation Laws,

Solons to Re-Consider Ver.  sailles Pact Ratification Next Week.   CLOTURE RULE NOT TO BE APPLIED, VOTE   Irreconcilables Hold Ou! Against Re-Consideration;  Nine Vote “No.”

ALLIED PREMIERS LOAD BURDENS ON THE WORLD LEACUI   z LEADERS IN LEAGUE OF NA ‘TIONS DISPLEASED WHEN ARMENIAN, CARE IS GIVEN TO THEM   SEE PLOT AGAINST LEAGUE   Officers Object. to Having League Treated as a Messenger Boy and Want. Premiers’ Connell to Kase up Its Burdens

NEW ARMENIAN NATION WILL . SOON BE TAKEN OVER BY NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1S LEARNED

LEAGUE TO . " GARE FOR  ARMENIA   Coancil of Premiers Say They Have Decited ta Give New. World Organiation Big Job, - .

Announcement of Decision to Accept Treaty Comes with Advice that Greek Army Has Entered Adrianople

TURKS 10 SIGN PEACE TREATY   VANGUARD OF GREEK ARM) ENTERS ADRIANPOLE.

CUHE MONIES Aft HL I MANY UIITE VER NATIT   Navy and Marine Corps Heroes Presented With 2000 Medals   NEW YORK HEARS FRENCH COMMANDER   Secretary Daniels Sends Radio Message to Men on High Seas

STATES AND CITIES COMMEMORATE ARMISTICE    Tribute of Silence in Large Communities; Parades. in Many Piaces

TWO CHINESE ARE KILLED BY MARINES   Land Under Orders of British Consul to Quell Riot.

YANKS IN CLAS! WITH CHINESE   Marines Kill Two Coolies in Quelling Fight

U.S, MARINES KILL 2 CHINESE   Marines Landed at Request of Brit. ish Consul to Intercede in a: Fight

AMERICAN MARINES KILL TWO CHINESE RIOTERS   Yankees Withdraw From Kiukiang al Request of Local Authorities, Dispatch Declare.

TWO. CHINESE COOLIES KILLED BY U: S.. MARINE:   Were Asked to Hand nt. , Kinkiang kK "Quel a Fight Between Coolies. ~ cand Chinese Police. os" id

U.S: Marines Kill Two  ‘Chinese in. Quelling: Kiukiang Street Fight

REMARKABLE TIME IN AIR SERVICE   A. R, DUNPHY, CHICAGO MANAGER, GIVES _INTERESTING FACTS.

AERIAL MAIL PILOTS MEETING WITH SUCCESS IN SPEEDING UP Matt S   DAYLIGHT PELIVERY SERVICE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND NEW YORK IS MAINTAINED,

DAWN T0 SUNSET POSTAL SERVICE   Mail Planes Make ChicagoGotham Trip In About Eleven Hours.

sams GARRANZA REPORTED KILLED BY = THE FORCES OF GENERAL HERRERE

Four Deaths and More than a Score Are Wounded   Heavily Armed Sinn Fein Gangs Ambush and Kill Officers

RIOT PLOTS CHECKED IN BRIXTON AREA   Distribution of Guns Causes Arrest of Feiner.

Attacks on Police Are Quickly Followed by Reprisais on Sinn Fein.   NIP DEMONSTRATION PLOT   Double Guards Around Prison Where MacSwiney Is Fastinn Farty-sixth Dav.

POLICE CHECK DEMONSTRATION FOR MACSWINE\   Starving Lord-Mayor on 46th Day of Fast Is Weaker

BIG’ PLOT NIPPED ~ 1S BRITISH CLAIM   YOLICE ‘FAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST POSSIBLE DEM. ONSTRATION AT BRIXTON PRISON   CASUALTY. LIST GROWS   FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN EN COUNTERS OVER WEEK END —BOMB IN CORK

LOG ANG SPEIER   Leading in Retiirns From Mis souri Senatorial Primary.

Points to Sugar and: Silk. As Commodities Not-Under In-” fluence of Guarantées*”   ENCOURAGES SPECULATION   Federal Trade Hearing Devel: ops Opposition to Present System of Stabilizing.: .

H.C. L: BLAMED ON GUARANTEE SYSTEN   LAW OF SUPPLY AND . DEMAND INTERFERED WiTH, TRADE BODY IS TOLD,

PRICE OF HIDES HAS DECREASED   California Housewives’ League Makes Investigation of Shee Prices

ATTEMPTS SUICIDE WITH SAFETY PIN   Man Held in Quincy for Murder of Father-in-Law Jabs Self Near Heart.

KING FINED — - THO PEZETAS   Keep Off Grass Sign No’ Heeded by Ruler of Snanish Exnire 

STATE ORGANIZATIONS . CAUTIONED BY GOMPERS   Says Labor Must be on Guar¢ to Prevent Enactments of Laws to Enslave Workers.

‘SHOWER EGGS AT INSTRUCTOR   Students Show Displeasore Over Low  tiiemden Lllawed.

WOUNDED SOLDIERS BEING NEGLECTED   { EAIMED VETERANS OT POOR CARE

ITALY LIKELY TO MAKE REPLY   To Charges of Wilson That Her Demands are ‘‘Unjust”’ and Inexpedient.   PREMIERS MEANWHILE HUMOR THE PRESIDENT   They Ask Him to Join Then in Proposal to Itatians and Jnugo siavs.

WILSON TO JOIN CALL FOR NEW TNFRENCE. ON ADRIATIC PROBLEM   Since Suggestion for Italian and J ugo-Slay Parley Originated With Him, It Is Felt He Cannot Reject Premiers’ Offer. °      ABSENCE OF U.S. REPRESENTATIVE = © = AT COUNCIL SESSIONS CRITICISED:

ALLIED POWERS. TO BEGIN A NEW ADRIATIC PLAN   ALL FORMER AGREEMENTS AND PROPOSALS TO BE WITHDRAWN.   BEGINOVERWITH = A CLEAN SLATE

Tl aN hh WL _ FORGONFERENC      Preparing Reply-to Invitation of Allies.On. . Adriatic Question.   IS BELIEVED TO. HAVE WON POINT   Washington Officials Are Gratified Over Attitude of Council of Premiers.

ALLIED ANSWER PLEASES WILSON   Xow Preparitg Reply to Proposal for Malian Jagu-Glay Agreement but  Dispacaata are Far Apart and Wee thesia ia Bernhhl-

COAL PROBLEM DIFFICULT   President Replies to Telegram of Connecticut Governor.

President Wilson is . Giving Coal Situation. - His Earnest Attention

ONE MILLION TONS   Of Coal to be Sent to the Great T,akae hv N & WW.

REVENGE BIG CLUE ELIE LLAMURDE POLICE NOW CLAIM   Lexington Affair Brought Int Mystery Case as Offering Probable Motive.

ELWELL MURDER “TRAIL LEADS TO, LEXINGTON, KY   Wealthy New Yorker Left City _ -in Fear of Death, New Renort —

DETECTIVES OFF ON NEW CLUE IN ELWELL MURDEF   Late Developments Con nect Case with Lexington, Ky.

wc  JUNE 1 Aa TRE RESULT OF THREATS   ather or Brother of Prominent Girl Member of Lexington Family Said to Have Threatened Whist Expert

For the Murder of Joseph B. Elwell   In Lexington That May Throw Light On the  Case

WHEAT CROP IN UNITED STATES TO BE SHORT   Area Remaining To Be Harvested Reported at 11.9 Per Cent Less Than Planted Last Ball

STATE DEP’T. SAYS THAT NOTHING UNREASONABLE IS ASKED OF W. U. TELEGRAPE

SAYS NOTHING UNREASONABLE HAS BEEN ASKED   Western Union Subject to Same Provisions As Others Says State Department.

BASEBALL IS GENERALLY CLEAI   ‘4 x. The Conclusion of the Cook Coanty Grand dary

Report on Records of Nominees Expected to Force  Them to Take Definite Chand   LIQUOR JOURNALS SAY COX IS. WET   Jubilant Over Nomination and Confident He Will Gain Victory in November ’ Election.

SMOKING OUT TWO LEADERS   HARDING AND COX MUST TAKE A STAND ON LIQUOK.   RECORDS SOON TO BE PRINTED   ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO GIVE THEM PUBLICITY.   Mark Sullivan of Belief Both Old Parties Must Cease Pussyfooting —Democratic Nominee Faored by the Wets.

PORT BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Proposes More Stringent Laws Relating to the Labor Troubles

DUVEANOA ASKS  AGTION 10 oT? DUTTON DECLINE   HOUSE PASSES BILL PROVIDING FOR CONTROL OF INDUSTRY  IN TEXAS PORT.

Commander of “Sub” Did Not Kaow It Was the Lusitania Till Shot Was Fired   Photographic Cupy of Log Ia Hands o! Ioternational News Service   Document Describes One of the Moet Tragic Indidente in History      Only Intended tor Official Eyee—Clears Up Dieputed Point Over Second Explosion Aboard the Liner.

Commander of “Sub” Did Not Knov It Was the Lusitania Till Shot Was Fired   Photographic Cupy of Log In Hands of Iaternational News Service   Only Intended tor Official Eyee—Clears Up Disputed Puint Over Second Explosion Aboard the Liner.

ELINU ROOT HELP PLAN.  Drganizing , International Hig! Court of Justice.

HOLD ONE oUSPECT INBIG BURLINGTON MAIL GAR ROBBERY   ‘Mail Sorter Arrested by Posta Inspectors Said to Admit Acting as Lookout.   AMOUNT OF LOOT TAKEN MAY RUN INTO HUGE SUM   Nine or Ten Registered Pouches Taken Off Train Leaving Council Bluffs Yards.

SUSPECT TAKEN NTO CUSTODY   Merle Phillips Arrested 01 Charge of Robbing the Mails.

TOUTE ADMITS nt HAD PART IN ott MAIL GAR ROBBER}   Says He Acted as Lookout and Implicates Two Other Men— Loss May Prove Largest of Kind in History.

COUNCIL BLUFF YOUTH ADMITS THEFT OF MAIL   Mail Sorter Confesses to Com: plicity in Robbery,

A. O. U..W, TREASURER DEAD.      Stricken With ‘Heart Disease Upot Return From Dea Moines,

ALLIED REPLY 10 PRESIDENT SUMMARIZED   SOUTH AMERICAN JOURNAL GETS 1T FROM CORRESPONDENT IN ROME   Dwells Strong On Sacrifices Of Italy In Blood and Money To Help Win Struggle

eV RRBOTEN"'.     YCANING'   i Corperal Punishment. Ahkolished in German Schools, ’

COMMAND TAKEN FROM COLONEL   Attempted to Arrest Texas Newspape: Man Who Took Part in Strike; Now Out of Job.

t*ALVESTON PROVOST MARSHAL SACEEDS AUPFHORITY IN ORDERING EDITOR ARRESTED

COL. MAYFIELD IS RELIEVE PLACE   GALVESTON PROVOST MARSHAL, SACEEDS AU FHORITY IN ORDEERING EDITOR ARRESTED

] yy Provost Marshal of Galvestor Police Is Relieved From  : Command.

TIGKETS PLACED ON SALE FOR CENTENNIAL PAGEANI   Advance Sale of 6000 Tickets Being Made—Bleachers are Erected on Dunn Meadow.

TO DEDICATE NEW HALL   Odd Fellows Are Planning for a Big Time an.the Orenecion.

\ gna PROSECUTION iS DEAT SENTENCE      Fights To Get Jury With Nene of Tt Alembers Opposcd..,

SELECT GRAND JURY   DONT WANT ANY: MEN OPPOS. kD TO DEAN PENALTY.   WL Try Carl Wanderer For Murderer of Wife, Unborn Child and Tramp.

ANOTHER HOLDUP AND SHOOTING IN NEW YORK   Gaston Piro Attacked by ‘Two Bandits as He Entered His Tailor Shop in Bronx.

The Vote   FIRST BALLOT   SECOND BALLOT.   THIRD BALLOT.   FIFTH RATLILOT.   SIXTH BALLOT   SEVENTH BALLOT.   TRYING TO ROB STORE

BRAZILIAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO U. s   Secretary of State Colby Wel comed in Senate.   Monroe Doctrine and President Wil. eon Are Warmly Praised by Senator Ellis.

BRAZIL PAYS TRIBUTE TO U.S. POLICY   Sen. Ellis Praises Spirit of Old Monroe  Doctrine.

WELCOMING AMERICAN SENATOR “ELLIS. PAYS TRIBUTE 10 WILSON   RIO DE JANEIRO STATESMAN REFERS TO UNITED STATES AS ““OLDER BROTHER OF THE REPUBLIC OF WORLD”

U.S, MUST GUARD OVER AMERICAS   BRAZILLIAN SENATOR PRAISES MONROE DOCTRINE   Rightly Called “Doctrine oi Defense” Says Ellis in Address Welcoming  Secretary Colby.

BRAZIL LauuS YANKS   MONROE DOCTRINE AND PRESI. DENT WILSON PRAISED,   Secretary of State Coby Has Cordial Reception in Senate of the R-eublic,

ONY 17 COUNTRIES FEEL OAFE BERIND MONROE DOCTRINE   U. S. Characterized as Cham pion of Liberty in Address by Senator of Brazil.   REFUGE FROM EUROPEAN NOTIONS OF LEAGUE SEEN   Brazil on Side of U. S. Ideals, Deputy Assures Colby on Visit to Chamber.

Monroe Dectrine Praised by Brazil Senator in Speech Welcoming Colby

SERIES OF THEEER GAMES,   Staged at Park Diamonds Between Noblesville and Tipton.

CHIEF ISSUES . IN RAIL BILL ARE SETTLED      Conferees Now  Ironing Out Only Minor ‘Dif- . ferences,

MARSHAL i .GH FO POLAND   Alties' Commander in Chist to Confer With Military Leaders in Warsaw.

FOCH GOING TO WARSAW.   ‘To Confer With Polish Military Au Pr. paw es Se

FOCH SCHEDULED JOGO 18 WARSAW   P : “Will Confer With Polish Military Authorities Regarding Easlshevik Menace.

MARSHAL FOCH WILL ADVISE THE POLE!   Allied Generalissimo Will Go to Warsaw to View the Situation.

[MARSHAL FOCH TO POLAND      Allies’ Commander in Chief to Confer With Military Leaders in Warsaw.

H BA) HOLE        lycfeat or Capture of Entire Force Now Probable   PEOPLE FLEEING  Schastepol Is full of Refugees, Who Are in Want

‘WHITE’ ARMY IN UTTER ROUT; ‘RED FORCES PUSH ON   Cities Thronged Witt Refugees; Cruiser For Americans.

REDS CAPTURE ‘STHMUS FROM WRANGEL ARMY   Defenders Swept Back tc Their Last Lines and Are in Precarious Condition.   BATTLESHIPS TO AID ‘IN EVACUATION WORE

SEBASTOPOL FILED WITH REFUGEES   GRAVE FEARS'FOR WRANGED's “ARMY; RED CROSS Is AIDING:

Bolsheviki Win Control of Isthmus Leading to Peninsula.   Sebastopol Is Being Evacuated—Kighty Thousand Flee Before Reds.

WAANGEL IN DESPERATION   Solsheviki Break Through :All His Lines of Befense; Now Attack His Aymies in. Rear

REFUGEES FLEEING FROM RED ARMY NEAR SEBASTOPO!   Red Cross Loading Supplies and Preparing to Leave With Thancansdse af Citizens

FORCE ENEMY» 0 AGUATE. ~ SERASTOPOL   Bolshevik ‘Break: Defense,::At      =. “Desperate Plight      ALLIES HELP  REPOGEES   Warships Make Feverish Efforts to Remove People—Ame “Cruisep Aids in Work

PEREKOP ISTHMUS. REPORTED IN HANDS ‘QF THE BOLSHEVIK   Gain: Control of Approach tc Crimean Peninsula Says Dispatch to Paris.   WRANGEL’S POSITION REGARDED AS “EXTREMELY PRECARIOUS   Reds Advance Beyond Perekop and Capture Much War Material

PEOPLE iN CITY PANIC ~ STRICKEN   Americans ‘Taken on Ships, Allied Fleets Give Aid in Evacuation— Wrangel’s Army Faces Desperate Situation.

AMERICAN SHIPS AID IN REFUGEES’ RESCUE   Ships of Many Nations United in Effort—Red Cross Loads Supplies at Sebastopol.

Bolsheviki Hordes Break Through Lines of Defense; Looks Like Sebastopol Mui Beaonated Verv Shortiv.

GENERAL WRANGEL LOSES PENINSULA   “WHITE ARMY’ DEMORAL IZED AS RESULT OF SUC. CESSFUL RED ATTACK   PEOPLE. PANIC ~ STRICKEN   Sebastopol Being Evacuated a Fast as Ships Can be Provided to,Carry Them to Other Ports

VILLA SURRENDERS, WASHINGTON HEARS   ;  Official Confirmation Received  Yesterday; Mexicans Plan  Drive in Lower Californa.

HARDING PLANS TO HAVE VICE PRESIDENT AT CABINET SESSIONS   if He ts Elected ta Presidency, NomJnee Annonteos; Judgment of Pavtner Desiroad.

If HE ATTAINS THE _ PRESIDENCY AT THE   Would Benefit by Judgment  _ of Chief Partner — Gen Wood and Senator. Cummins to Confer With Sen. ator Today. .

VICE PRESIDENT TO.  ATTEND CABINET MEETINGS   If Harding Is Elected—Believe: It Would Bring Greater Co operation Between Depart  manta

HARDING, WOOD CONFER TODAY   Senator and the General Meet for First Time Since Convention

HARDING SETS NEW PACE      If Elected Will Invite Vice-President to Sit in Cabinet.

HARDING WILL AVE CABINET TEAM-WORK   Republican Nominee Says Vice-Presi dent Should ‘Participate in Administration Affairs.

HARDING WOULD HAYE COGLIDGE IN CABINET   i i ‘  Proposes to Invile Vice President to Participate In the Executive : ee ns

HARE WOULD SHARE ~ WITH VICE PRESIDEN   G. 0, P. Candidate Announce Plan to Call Running Mate ‘Into Cabinet.

SONSIDERATION Fak VICE PRESIREN   Hard’-2 Sevs “Chief Partner” Will Be Invited To Cabinet Meet. ings If Elected.

HARDING ANNOUNCES INNOVATION   If Elected President, Cool idge Will Attend All the Cabinet Meetings.

VIGE PRESIDENT TO HAVE A VOIGE   Harding Says if Elected Wil Seek Judgment of “Chief Partner.”

HARDING WOULD ASK COOLIDGE’S PARTIGIPATION   li Elected, He Will Invite Vice President to Attend Cabinet Meetings. ~   NEW HEADS SPEAKERS      Senator Lodge Will Make Speech of Notification at Marion.

Harding Will Ask Vice President To Participate in Cabinet Meeting:

HARDING WOULD LET TEAM-MATE SIT IN CABINET   Would Have The Vice-President Take Part in All Delibera: tions of President.   Team-Work Wanted by Republican Nominee

VICE PRESIDENT “CHIEF PARTNER   Harding Would Recognize Him as Such.

WANTS REAL PARTNER   HARDING SAYS IF ELECTED THE VICE-PRESIDENT WILL HAVE DEFINITE PLACE.

Sen. Harding, if Elected, Will Invite Vice President to All Cabinet Meetings

(VICE-PRESIDENT  TO BE HARDING'S _-“QHIEF PARTNER’   IF ELECTED, HE WILL H\VE MR. COOLIDGE TAKE PART IN CABINET MEETINGS.   WOULD GREATE HARMONY IS CANDIDATE'S IDEA

sessed ae au aed      Nu Proposes To Have: Vick-P dent Attend Cabinet:Meetiags

SHEEP AND GOAT RAISERS WANT OTATE RANGERO 10 PROTECT THEIR SHIPMENT:   {SK GOVERNOR TO SUBMIT PRO POSED AMENDMENT TO STATE LIVESTOCK LAW,

Bolsheviki Units Fight Under Old Time Russ Colors; Red, White, Blu:

SHERIFF RACE TO SCHOELCH   Received Nomination on Demo: cratic Ticket With Plurality of 47 Votes.   PITMAN WINS BY ONE VOTE   Defeated ‘ Hampton Yelton for Commissioner by Count of 754 to 753.

Received Nomination on Demo: cratic Ticket With Plurality of 47 Votes.   PITMAN WINS BY ONE VOTE   Defeated Hampton Yelton fo: Cominissioner by Count of 754 to 753.

Skeletons: of: Prehistoric  Boy and Girl are Found'   were: bs House. Bur Buried In VolBadlands, Long _ “Sought by Feed ec

FIND SKELTON OF PRE-HISTORIE   BODIES OF BOY AND GIRL BUR. IED IN LAVA BED IN NEW MEXICO FOUND BY MAN

LOWEST FLOUR IN. FOUR YEARS.   Minneapolis. Prices’ Dropped: Under $10 a Barrel Today.

FLOCR AT LOW LEVEL   Sells Below Sm A Barrel Fer Fire Tima In Fuanr Verurs_

Flour and Sugar Hit New Low Mark   b  Ry Aassoctated Preas Leased Wire

FLOUR DOWN TO $9.65 A BBL.   Sharp Decline in Wheat Given as Rea. son for Break in Prices at Minneapolis.

TION WATCHES MICHIGAN PRIMARY TODAY OR INDICATION OF H. HOOVER'S STRENGTH: EXFOQ0 ADMINISTRATOR ON BOTH TICKETS

Future of Half a Dozen Demeeralic and Republican Campaigns Depends Upon Teday's Results,  TEST OF STRENGTII   “Hooyeralic Party? Will Measure Up With His Op. poncnis For the Presidential Preference,

MICHISAN VOTE IN PRIMARIES MAY MEAN MUCT   On Outcome of Balloting Today May Depend the Future of Half a Dozen Campaigcns.   HOOVER’S ENTRY MAY - “SPILL THE BEANS”

ON QUICOME   Of Michigan Primaries Depends Fture of Half Dozen Republican and Democratic Campaigns.

MICHIGAN HOLDS FUTURE OF RAE “FOR PRESIDEN   Outcome of Presidential Primaries In That ' State Critical.   TEST HOOVER’S POWER   iAny Man’s Race as Situation Now Stands, Report.  \

MICHIGAN DECIDES CANDIDATES TODAY   is First Test Of Herbert Hoov. er’s Strength As Vote Getter At Primary

THE AFTERNOON MEETINGS.   Regular Men's Meetings at Marty Sunday Is Sugeested

KIDNAPER STILL EVADES CAPTUR      No Trace Found Since He Went Down Phoenix Hotel Elevator

CALL OUT MILITIA TO QUELLE RIOT      KANSAS TROOPS ARE ORDERED TO INDEPENDENCE UNDER ARMS   PUBLIC PLACES CLOSED   Threatned Recurrence of Race Riot Bring Drastic Action—Fire On Blacks.

TROOPS GN WAY TO RIOT SCENE   Situation Still Tense In Kan sas Town; 300 Sworn In As Deputy Sheriffs.

KANOAS TOWN ON VERGE OF RAGE WAR FOLLOWING MAIRNER CF AGED GHAGER

GUARDSMEN ARE SPEEDING ON TO SCENE OF RIOTS   Two Companies of “State Troops to Take Charge” Of Situation 7   CASUALTIES REACH   MAYOR IN FEAR OF ATTEMPT TO LYNCN NEGRO SLAYER OF WHITE MAN

KANSAS TOWN IS PATROLLED BY ARMED MEN: FURTHER TROUBLE DUE TO RACE RIOT IS FEARED   Home Guardsmen, American Legion Members and Citizens Are Sworn in as Deputy Sheriffs; Guardsmen Are En Route to Scene of Thursday Night's Uprising.

State’ Aid® Promised: “Jake hares Or: pelowe Siwation Arising © -Over Killing.» — 4

KANSAS GUARDSMEN TO QUIET RACE RIOT, GO TO INDEPENDENCE   Town is Patroled by the Home Guards, Legion Members and Citizens.   OFFICERS ARE FEARFUL OF IMPENDING TROUBLE   Two Negroes Are Arrested for Making Alleged Incendiary Remarks.

TROOPS RUSHED 10 SCENE OF RIOTS   Home Guardsmen, American Legion Members and Citizens Patrol City   WHITE YOUTH WOUNDED   Officials Fear Attempt - te Storm Jail to Lynch the Alleged Murderer

TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO PREVENT RIOTING   TWO PEOPLE-ARE KILLED AND .- FIVE: WOUNDED AT IN. DEPENDENCE, ~

NATIONAL GUARD SENT TO CONTROL AACE AIC   Ewo Companies Promised to Oil Town of Independence, Kansas, According to Report

KANGAS NATIONAL GUARDSMEN oTART FOR INDEPENDENGE   Tense Situation With Town Under Patrol by More Than 300 Armed Men.   OFFICIALS FEAR ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO STORM JAIL   Afternoon Papers Print Appeal From Widow of Murdered Grocer to All Citizens to Abstain From Mob Violence and Let Law Take Course.

ROT THREAT LESSENS AS GUARD GROWS   Accidental Shooting of White Boy Almost Causes Recurrence of Trouble—Strong Cordon Surrounds Jail Where Alleged Negro Murderer Is Held.

Independence, Kaa... to He Given Military Proteection—No Further Outbrenks During Day.

NW PLANE MOTOR WILL’ FIRE SHELL WEIGHING 1 POUND      New Device Provides: Rapid-Fire Can non for Fighting Aircraft; Bullets Will Pierce Armor. ,

AEROPLANE SERVICE ADOPTS NEW MOTOR   a Wil Fire One Pound Cannon Through Hub of  Propellers,   TO KEEP MACHINE GUNS

WHILE DRIVING PUANE SHELLS ARE SHOT AUTOMATICALLY.   Anny Air Service Has Accented Motor —Cannon Euilt to Pierce Armored Fighters.

RYAN’S STATEMENT © SHOWS $76.20 EXPENSE   Vomocratic Candidate ‘for -Conimis ‘sioner Files His Statement of: Canipalgn Expenses,

RYAN’S STATEMENT ‘SHOWS: $76.20 EXPENSE   Democratic Qandidate. for “Copamaly sioner Files His Statement of Campaign Expenses.

KEEP AFTER TRUSTS      Decision in Steel Case Not to Deter Department.

TO PROCEED AGAINST TRUSTS   “Attorney General Palmer Says Steel  Ruling Won't Halt Drive on Trusts.

PALMER WILL FIGHT TRUSTS   Supreme Court Ruling.Wil Not-Deter Plans‘ of .-~Department —

KU KLUX KLAN IN JACKSONVILLE   200 ‘Hundred Men in Traditional . Garb ‘Pass. Silently “Through ‘te Streets,

KU KLUX PARADES JACKSONVILLE’ THORGUGHEARES   Strength of Revived Organization Shown for Benefit of Street Crowds.   LIGHTS OF CITY GO OUT)   Mcunted Men Precede Long Line of White-Clad Marchers  om Parade.

WHITE SUPREMACY’ [3 THE AIN OF KU KLUA KLAN, LAWLESONESO [9 1 NOT TOBE TOLERATED, SAYS LEADER

GENERAL PABLO GONZALES 10 BE TRIED AS REBEL   Was One Who Rebellec at Monclona Two  Weeks Ago

GONZALES TRIAL TAKES PLACE IN FEN DAYS, HELD IN REVOLT CASE   FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATIH DECLARES THERE IS NO EVE. DENCE AGUINST ICM

CORDON OF. JAP ISLANDS   IMPORTANCE TO U. 8. OF QUAM IS NOW IN bouBT.   Awards of Neftghberiag fYelands te Tokie Under Peace Treaty Reveals Carelessness eon Part ef U. & Represeatatives.

MINERS’ OFFICERS GIVEN FULL POWER   Executive Officials Are Clothed with Authority to Take Any Action They Deem Necessary Regarding Strikes.   MINES IN INDIANA ARE PRACTICALLY ALL CLOSED   Operators’ Scale Committee Refuses Plea of International President John L. Lewis for a Conference.

UNION OFFICERS GIVEN AUTHORIT'   International Executive Board Give: Blanket Powers for Any Action Deemed Necessary.

oe ART EMI ER INT MEETING   UNION LEADERS GET AUTHORITY: TO TE ACTION   REPORTS. FROM. INDIANA ‘COAL > NELDS SHOW NO CHANGE IN.  STRIKE SPIUATION.

LEWIS GIVEN BLANKET AUTHORITY IN INDIANA   Situation in Coal Fields Re. mains Unechanged—U. M. W. of A. Has Full Authority.

BIANKET AUTHORITY TO MINERS’ OFFICIALS   Fuii Power Given Lewis and Others to Take W hat “geese: eg Mee IMD es oa nota,

THORITY GIVEN LEWIS 10 AGT IN 2 STATE STRIKES   ‘Mine Workers’ Head Clothed   With Power to Take Any Action Necessary.   KANSAS MINE WORKERS TAKE DEFIANT ATTITUDE   Howat Ignores Lewis’ Plan t Use Proper Procedure in Settling Differences.

BLAIR QUESTIONED ABOUT PLANS FOR RAISING FUNDS   Senator Reed Attempted to Prove. Charges That Exact Quotas Are Fixed for Cities

Harry Blair Names Towrs Where Campaigns Were Begun or to Be Begun   NEW YORK ORGANIZED A YEAR BEFOREHAN:   ACCEPTANCE OF $5,000 TO #10. 000 GIFTS NOT CONSIDERED WRONG, SAYS ASSISTAN YT TREASURER,

UA SLUSH FUND PROBE UNEARTHS BUT LITTLE   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN MONTANA ADDRESS SAYS HAYS SHOULD QUIT AS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN

SALINA SHERIFF ISSUES WARNING   Urges Observance of Law Whe Legion Warns “ownley Out of the County.

LEGIONS 10 OUST TOWNLEY AND AIDES FROW KANSAS. C0.   EX-SOLDIERS DEMAND NONPARTISAN -ACTIVITIES BE STOPPED.  AXTATNH CVIATENCE   Sheriff Warns Against Any Disorders; to Protect All .  ane,

LEGION ISSUES DEMAND   Kansans Want Non-Partisan Activities Stopped.

FORMER SULLIVAN BOY PROMINENT IN OL CIRCLES   Gene Crawley, Vice-President anc Director in Sinclair Oi Corporation, Located in New York.

DRUNAU [3 SENT TO COUNTY JAIL   Broke Promises Made tc Court, It is Said   WOULD NOT GIVE BAIL   R. V. Miller, Organizer of Uni. ted Enginemen’s Associatior is Also Held—Connelly anc Tracy Arrive in Pittsburgh and Will Endeavor to Ar. range Settlement of Strike

GRUNAU IN JAIL ~ AGA, OID NOU “AFEP HIS PLEDGE   Claimed That Leader Of ‘Out. ~ Jaw’? Union Failed To: Remain ‘Away From Meeting Of Striker:   OTHERS TG BE ARRESTED

VIGE PRESIDENT APPEALS TO MASONIC FRATERNITY TO KEEP AMERICA SAFE

FUNERAL SERVICES POR: MRS;-NEWTON      Weil: Krlown Corona Woman Laid ‘al _ Rest in Santa Ana Monday After~ noon—Wealth of Flowers Testi-

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS, NEWTON   Well Known Corona Woman Laid at Rest in Santa, Ana Monday Afternoon—Wealth of Flowers Testi fy to Her Many Friends

Party Lines Are Badly Battered by Political Battle in Midwest.   BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT   Democrats Believe That Republican Majority Will Be Overcome.

LINING UP FOR, THE ELEC TIAN   SITUATION VARIES CONSID ERABLY IN DIFFERENT— LOCALITIES

BACK 10 GEORGIA MOVE 1S NOTICED   ‘Negroes Lured to East and Nort During War Are Returning  In Droves.

NEGROES UP NORTH ANXIOUS TO COME ~ BUCK TO SOUTHLAN   Many Thousands Now Without Employment Ask Férmer Southern Employers To Send Them Transportation That Thou Mav Return.

OBREGON ASKS MEXICAN SENATE TO TAKE ACTION   WANTS COMMISSION TO INQUIRE INTO DEATH OF CARRANZA.   SUPREME COURT JUDGE MAY HEAD BODY   Leader Declared “Mexican Laws Do Not Contemplate Such Contingencies as the Carranza  GW cre een adee HH

TO HAVE INVESTIGATION,   Matter of the Death of Late President Carranza to Be Probed_

REGON ASKS FOR ~ AN INVESTIGATION   Of the Circumstances of the Death of Late President   VILLA ON RAMPAGE   Wild As Ever and) Apparently As Free—Later Advices Fram Across tlie Rio Grande Hold Slight — Hope of Early Peace.

OBREGON ASKS A’ PROBE.   Also Wants to Know Who Killed President Carranza’.

i a_i  ele aerereenaecna anette  SOCIALISTS SEEK NEW ASSEMBLYME!   WILL REQUEST CALLING OF ELEC. TIONS TO RE-ELECT OUsTED QUINTET.

PSUEDO EDDIE DESERTS BRIDE GETS HER MONE\   Posed As Famous Yank Ace Of Aces.   Was a Groom From St.Augustine

POSED AS RICKENBACHER.    Stable, Groom Married New York: Girt and Secarten 4b. 7

AMERICAN ACE POSER LEAVES BRIDE OF WEEK   Said to Be Groom From Wealthy AMan’s Stable in 8t.  : Aiujmietina

ARGUE PROHISITION LAW,   Lawyer Tolls Supreme Cour That Amondment Was Not Ratified Fraperly.

RHODE ISSAND AND MASSACHUSETTS ~~ BPUMENTS IN- PROHIBITION  - FIGHT NOW PRESENTED

JUDGE TARSNEY DEAD   Was a Resident of Kansas City for the Past 48 Years

FELIX DIAZ OUT OF MEXICO   Deported at Imstance ef Pxisting  -overnment.

ae‘ 4 * we * > 2.) 2 eae SS ee ee ee  A Five: Day Run Opened Yesterday Afternson and Was Enjoycd

LONE STAR CHAUTAUQUA   A Five Day Kan Opened Yesterday Afternoon and Was Enjoyed

ENEMIES OF. BOLSHEYVISM CRASHING THMOUGH SOVIET ARMIES ON TWO FRONTS  RUSSIAN APPAIBRN UN A TUR. ST. RIMES ANB

ENEMIES OF BOLSHEVISM ARE =  aT ee eae NOT Sea  CRUMBLING TWO SOVIFT FRONTS

RED ARMIES BEING BEATEN BY POLES   Turmoil and Strikes  Afféct Conditions jn Interior of Russia.   Prisoners Numbering - 42,00C Captured in Latest-Polish Drive,

BOLSHEVIST ARMIES ARE CRUSHED ON TWO FRONTS TODAY   THE POLES ADVANCE EASTWART WETHOLT ENCOUNTERING RESISTANCE   6 SOVIET DIVISIONS DESTROYED STORES OF ALL KINDS ARE DISCARDED

NEW NAVAL ORDERS   Local Office Instructed Relative te Enlistment

FRANCE WILL FAVOR AN ARMED FORCE FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   French Delegate Says Bod; Now Is Great Moral Unit.

FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE TALKS OPTIMISTICALLY REGARDING LEAGUE, HE WOULD GIVE BODY ARMED FORCE.

The American Legion Will Decorate : Graves of Men Who Fell in Action

CITING AGTION OF THE EHURCH   As Further Recommendation   for Acceptance of Wiison League of Naticrs.   MIXING OF RELIGION  WITH HIS POLITICS   Governor Cox Alse Takes Opportunity to-Give Wayne B. Wheeler 2 Sian

GOV. COX  YUMPAGAING IN. NEBRAKA T OMY  And Is Greeted by Large Crowds a Saveral Places.

GOV. COX CARRIES LEAGUE DEFENSE INTO NEBRASKA   Democratic Presidential Nominee is Facing Eastward Again After 8,000 Miles of Campaigning In Far West.

ISH MIRDERS AND) AMIRIIGHIES CHILL SAH OS   Priest Is Shot bv Cadet While Trying to Scttle a Street Quarrel   AMBUSHES COMPARED TO INDIAN MASSACRES   TOME RULE RILE GOS BACK TO HOUSE OF LORDS SLIGHTLY AMENDED, WHERE IT MAY PASS SATURDAY

GREAT BRITAIN. SEEKS UNRAVEL IRISH PROBLEM      Uaberiles fiave di Peace Flan to Premjer Lleyd George Last Night.

PEACE IN ERIN NOW POSSIBLE   BHITISH GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING TO PND WAR

FIGHTING AMIDST PEACE TALE   Four Soldiers Killed In Latest Out Break In Ireland—Home Rule Bill Tomorrow,

CONDITIONS tN IRELAND ARE. IN i A GREATER SNARI   Shooting and BReprisale Have Again Started After a Com* parative Peace of a Few Days,   HUME RULE BILL HAS PASSED COMMONS   House of Lords Expected to Con. cur In Slight Amendments, What Its Effect Will Be Only the Future Can Tell.

SINN FEINERS KILL FOUR SOLDIERS   ATTACK DETACHMENT FROM BE. BIND WALL--BISHOP REBURES GENERAL

BRITAIN SEEKS > PEACE STRAND   New Vivlerce in Attack by Nearly Hundred Sinn Feiners on Sol. diers Near Newpori.

Four Officers Are Killed in Ambush by Sinn  Feiners   Home Rule Measure te ' Be Passed at Once  Mav Help

Four Soldiers Killed When Motor Lorry Is Ambushed by Sinn Fein.   LABOR MEN OPTIMISTIC   Latest Plans for Peace Are Submitted to Premier Llavd Georae.

NEW BANK FOR ATWOOL   Institution Organized and Will be Opened For Business in a Short Time.

FRENCH CONSIDER RESTRICTIONS.ON LUXURY IMPORTS   Decline of Franc and Increas - of German Mark Values * Revives Limitation Idea -

“TEAM WORK WINS,” SENATOR HARDING TELLS BALL PLAYERS WHA VISIT MapINE

WILSON REGIME IS CONDEMNED  BY HARDING IX TAIK TA CHIRS   Nominee Declares In Favor of Team Play and Against One Man Government.   WILL WITNESS GAME   Pledges Support To School Teachers of Nation In Campaion for Higher Salaries.

HEARING DENIED   Governor McKelvie Refuses to Interfere in Execution of Grammer and Cole.   Says No New Matter Present ed—High Court Denies Writ of Error.

TAX PENALTY FOR RENT BOOST   Detroit Council Imposes 100 Per Cent Increase on Landiord Accused of Profiteering,

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PENALIZE A RENT PROFITEER   Has His Taxes Kunised to Correspond With Advanee.

Pall of Dreariness Hangs Over Winnipeg _ AsCityIs Without Newspapers for W eek

NEWSPAPER SUSPENSION   CAUSES WINNIPEG TO PASS GLOOMY WEEK   Heavy Financial Losses Suffere Rusiness Reports Show

FINISHES FIRST WK. NEWSLESC   Gloomiest Week In The  History Of The Canadian Citv. Is Verdict   ' NO PAPER AVAILABLE   Business _ Houses Suffer ’ Serious Losses; Situation ' Is Astounding  g

Million Canadians Without Their Daily Newspapers; All Business Is Hard H   Publications in Winnipeg Forced to Sifgpend Owing ta Paper  OQNartsa ra Péll af Tieaarinace La wmeve Perna [Whee

RAMONA, OKLA, BANK ROBBED   Twenty Thousand in Cash Was Over lanked by Robbers.

TOPREVENT USE OF INNOVATIONS   Which Would Reduce Cos of Building, the Aim   OF SOIL PIPE MAKERS   Testimony to that Effect is Brought Out at ‘‘Building Trust’’ Investigation—Sou. thern Association, Through Its Secretary Promises tc Mend Its Ways

TRY TOPREVENT USE INNOVATIONS THAT WOULD CUT GOST   ‘Attempt of Soil Pipe Manufac turers Revealed in Testimony and Letters.   SUPPORTED BY MASTER AND BY JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS   Metal Ceiling Association Will Mend Ways and Eliminate Unfair and Despotic Regulations in Its By-Laws, Secretary Promises. %

EXPLODING T IKE: KILLS TEXAN,  Force of Air Vrennure Also Hiowsn Taw

BAN ON PEKING BOND ISSUES   Shanghai Commercial Men Frown  On Inflation of Currency.

REDS ARE MENACING   New Bomb Ottrages by Dangerous Radicals Are Feared in New York and Other Cities’ Over Country.   FISCHER IS EXPECTED TO FIGHT EXTRADITION   Man Who Warned Friends of Wall Street Blast Objects to Eeturn from Canada; Police Trail Anarchists.

WARMLY ATTACK LUSK COMMITTEE   Five Ousted Socialists Charge It Acted in Collusion With the British Secret Service   If None Is Forthcoming, Former  Assemblymen Will Publish  Evidence, They Aasert

AEV.COOK   ‘Chairman Of Four Minute Speak ers For Bedford Asso Yes  ~ tage - ciation.  aye      iN” NEW WORLD™ MOVEMENT

REV, H.N. SPEAR NAMED CHAIRMAN   WILL HEAD FOUR-MINUTE SPEAR, ERS’ BUREAU IN FLAT ROCK ASSOCIATION.   TO HELP IN GREAT DRIVE

SLACKCRS SAFE AFTER TODAY   Men Who Did Not Register or Answer Call Are Exempt Under Law.

SLACKERS SAFE AFTER TODAY   Men Who Did Not Register or Answer Call Are Exempt Under Law With Exceptions.

FINNS CUT BOLSHEVIK LINES   Poles aud Finntsh Troops a Two Red Attacks.

DUVIET FORCES ATTACK POLAND AND FINLAND   Western and Northern Fronts Are the Scene of Large  f Operations.   COUNTER-ATTACK IS MADE BY THE FINNS   Polish Units Holding Lin Under Attack in Two Places.

wit ATTACK  BALE® ANN FINN   Finns Renorted To Have Pierced the Red Lines With Counter Attack.

REDS ATFACK POLES ANS FIN NS   A NEW. WAR BEGINS ON RES “SUAS WESTERN FRONTIER.   ;PELAND APPEALS TO ADLIES FORK MEN AND MUNITIONS.   ' Busviaw Attack fy Regarded,as the '. Leng Threatened ‘Belehevist “Oi- tensive Agdiast Europe. —

BOLOHEVIA! ATTACK   NEW POLE AND FINN OFFENSIVE REPORTED REPULSED,   Russia Soviet Forces Attack on North And West bronts,

RUSSIANS MAKE ATTACK ON FINN!   Open Warfare With Strong Drive, But Are Repulsed With Loss.

RED ATTACK AGAINST POLES AND FINNS IS REPULSED, REPORT   Finns Are Said to Have Launched a Heavy Counter Attack.

Bolshevik Attacks in Northern ahd Western Fronts Against Poland and Finland Thrown Bank   HOSTILITIES CONTINUE WITH PEACE TERMS TALK   Polish Units Holding Line Bun. ning Through Pripet Marshe: Under Assaults at Two of the Points

C rather Kindling       Phitform This F all   to Be What's Happening—Western Delegates  Not Meaning to Knock the Party, but That Seems nto Be What's H Meeting for Qwn Interests

WET AND DRY ISSUEBIG TOPIC OF DEMOCRATS   Prohibition Engages Attention Of Early Arrivals at Frisco.   LABOR = IS ACTIVE   Suffrage and Irish Ques,. tion To Be Considered.

No shortage of planks seen as delegates arrive at ’Frisco   WET OR DAY” BIG (SGU   Gompers, De Valera and suffragists to be on hand with their “requests”

Material Plenty For Democratic  Platform Planks   Most of Timber Being Hewed Out At Washington, However, It Is Certain   MANY BIG ISSUES WILL BE TOUCHED

MATERIAL FOR DEM. PLATFORM I$ PLENTIFUL   Prohibition, Labor and the Irish Question Are Big Issues to Be Met   SUFFRAGE IS THORN   National Committee Gathers at Frisco For Friday Session

MUCH TIMBER FOR PLATFORM   Hosts of Democracy Already Turning Loose Flood of Platform Material.   NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARRIVING   First ‘Get Together’’ Meet ing of That Body is Sched.   wed for Friday Noon.

ORIENT REACHES AGHEEMENT WITH HUERTA REGIME   WILL CONSTRUCT SHORT LIN! CONNECTING DEL RIO WITH  POINT IN COATIUILA,

RAMROAD TO BE EXTENDED INTO MEXICO   Kansas City, Missouri & Orient to Construct 35 Miles of Road

oPPasiTigN 10 INCREASED RATES HAS DEVELOPED   Opponents of Proposed Raises Clain That [nerecased Freight Rates Asked Several Weeks Ago Are Sufficient.

OPPOSITION RAISED TO HIGHER RATES   EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO SHOW INCREASE BY RAILROADS 1S UNNECESSARY 

Higher Charges te Be Askec for Passenger Fares, Freight and Baggage

R. R. WORKERS MAY OPPOSE FREIGHT HIKE   Ruiployes say Toads Are Running Un Big is to Show Need of More Revenue.

a ee,  ROADS OPPOSED   Petition for Increase in Rai! Rates to be Protested - ©

OPPOSE INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES   Opponents Declare Increased Rates Already Asked for Are Suffloent.

HIGHER RATES TOBE OPPOSED   Petition of Railroads for Increase: to Meet Wage Awards Ia Not Approved

Opponents of Higher — Railroad Rates Assert Increases Unnecessary

OPPOSITION T8 RATES ASKE® BY RAILROADS   ‘Six to Ten Billions Will Have to b. Paid by Coneumer if Request  ; i oe

GAOHICA ANG NUEO HELD PAIOUNEH   $6,000 Cash, Liberty Bond and Securities Obtained by Six Robbers

RUG MOLINE BANK OF 320,000, sHO0T MAN AND ESCAPE   Six Armed Unmasked Bandits Commit Daylight Crime.   GO TOWARDS GALESBURG

DAYLIGHT ROBBERS MAKE RICH HAUL   Secure $20,000 After Locking Bank Officials and Cus. tomers in Vault,

MASKED BANDITS ~ ROB SMALL BANI   Lock Up Employes of Indiana Tow! Bank and Escape With Six Thousand.

BANK BAND  ITS  ESCAPE WITH $9 11ND SWAC   Shoot Barber in Moline, Ill., Who Started to Give Alarm.   PASS ROCK ISLAND IN HIGH SPEED CAR

6 Thugs Rob Moline (IIl.) Bank of $20,000, Shoot Barber and Flee in Auto

MOLINE SCENE _ OF DARING BANK ROBBERY TODA)   Barber Shot by Bank Robbers—Bandits Made Getaway

STICKUP MEN GET ANOTHER BIG HAUL   Moline, Illincis, Bank Relieved of $20,000 by Unmasked Reb ers

CASHIER AND NOES HELD PHIOUNER   $6,000 Cash, Liberty Bonds and Securities Obtained by Six Robbers

AIRPLANE IN RAGE TO CATCH BANDITS   $20,000 SWEPT INTO SACKS BY SIX MEN WHEN MOLINE BANK IS ROBBED.

Speeded; Away In A Volley of Bul lets With Auto Loaded With . $20-000. =

aire ay  Middle West Bandits — Get. Bonds and :Mail In Two Big Robberies

DAYLIGHT BANDITS GET $20,000.      A Barher: Wounded. by N Men Wiio Held ._ Up “Moline, Til; Batik.

ARMED, UNMASKED MEN ROB MOLINE BANK   Barber Who Gave Alarm is Shot; May Die.

AIR NIL ROUTE TAAL BLAZERS REACH OMAHA   MONOPLANE FLIES FROM CHICAGO IN FOUR HOURS AND ELEVEN "MINUTES.

Mail-carrying Aircraft Make Trip From Chicago in Less Than. Fiwe BPiours.

PLANES REACH OMATA ON WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO      ARRIVE FN NEBRASKA CITY AJ 11:10 A. M. ENROUTE TO PACIFIC COAST.

SEARCHING RIVER FOR BDOY   =  Chico Police Hope to Clear Up Mystions Disappearance of  Younrz Heiress,

Nothing But Uncle Sam Would Have Stood for it, Says Policeman Testifying At Florence, Ala.—Gambl fne Wont Tlamnloected

Nothing But Uncle Sam Would Have Stood for it, _ Says Policeman Testifying At Florence, Ala.—Gambline Went Unmolested.

TALIAN. SOCIALISTS   HOUSING SHORTAGE IN ROME CAUSES MOVEMENT TO INVADE RELIGIOUS EDIFICES.

OOGIALISTS ATTEMPT 7 INVADE CHURCH   Tlousing Shortage in Italy is Responsible for Latest Movement.

AE ten tentmamneirmaennns TF  SOCIALISTS ATTEMPT TO SEIZE CHURCHES

ATTEMPTED TO INVADE CHURCE   Socialists in Rome Fail to Break Down Door of the Edifice

NUGIALISTS IAREATEN Td  INVADE THD NUNNERIES   Repulsed in Attempt to Invade Edifice but Plan New Attack   UNABLE TO FIND PLACES TO RESIDE      Hungarians Spreading Propaganda for Downfall of Socialism

ATTEMPTED TO INVADE CHURCK   Socialists Threaten Vatican Edifices, Says Rome

AUTO CRASH COST _ LIVES OF  THREI   Crashed Into Building, The: Into Freight Car and Final  -Iy Was Smashed Up on ; Telenhone Pole.

AUTO WRECK KITTS Turret   Philadefphla Party Returning From  Dance Hits Bullding, Freight Car  and Pole,

ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS ARE DUE ON MARCH 15TH   No Extensions, Such As Granted Last Year, Will be Permitted.

SWITCHMEN -INDETROM   CRISIS IS BAST IN DETROM YARDS, RAILROAD OFF  SAY.   BAN ON. FULL USE OF POWER RY FACTORIES RAISED BY OE TROPSEREESAYN CO

 Commissioner Your'g Says ) Spain Is Only Nation With  Balance of Trade In its Favor and With Cash to Pay _* For American Goods.

TRADE OPPORTUNITIES ~ INSPRIN POINTED ON   American Commissioner Indi. cates Favorable Conditions in Nation

SPAIN OFFERS BIE CHANGE FOR TRADE OF US.MERCHANTS   is Only European Nation With Balance of Trade and Can Pay Cash for Goods.

SPAIN ONLY NATION OF EUROPE ABLE TO _ PAY CASH FOR GOOD   Country Has Favorabl Trade Balance as Result  of War.

TRADE WITH SPAIN, I$ EXPERT’S ADVICE   Only European Country Witl Favorable Balance And Able To Pay Cash.

OPPORTUNITY FOR TRADE IN SPAIN   Only European Nation With ~ . Cash.   SPANISH FINANCES __  IN EXCELLENT STATE   Offers Good Market For American Goods.

URGES EFFORT 1 GET ON BUSINES:   Trade Commissioner Says Cpain Able to Pay Cash for Merchandise.

SPANISH TRADE IS WELCOMEL   Opportunities Are Called tc Attention of American Business Men.

FOR TRADE WITH SPAIN   U. S. Reports Show Big Opportunity for Commerce.   Commissioner Young Says Country ts Only European Nation With Balance Sheet in Its Favor,

RUMORS OF REVOLT 70 BE LAUNCHED IN IRELAND   Easter Monday Said to Be Date For The Uprising —British Prepare.

DUTCH REFUSE TO GIVE UP KAISER   Formal Refusal of Extradition of Former German Ruler Received in Paris.   CASE TQ BE KEPT OPER

DUTCH REFUSE TO GIVE TT EX-KAISER      -ormal Refusal of Extradition of Former German Ruler Received in Paris.   ‘CASE TO BE KEPT OPEN   Action of the Government at The Hague Not Accepted as Final and Will Be Followed by Leng Series of Arguments.

GENERAL FOCH IS CALLED TO ASSIS)   U. S. Admiral Ends Encounter Between Italians and Slavs.   Triest Says American Officer Was Killed During Street Fighting at Spalato, Dalmatia.

Intervenes When Ital. jan Officers Are Attacked by Jugo-Slavs at Spalato

YANK STOPS BATTLE   U. S. Admiral Ends Encounter Between Italians and Slavs. —   Triest ,Says American Officer’ Was Killed-During Street Fighting at -Spalato; Dalmatia. —

‘STOPS SPALATO FIGHT   YANK ADMIRAL ENDS BATTLE IN DALMATIAN CITY.   Report From Triest Says an American Officer Was Killed During Street Fighting.

AMERICAN ADMIRAL STOPS FIGHTING, BY FORCE   Serbs and Croats Struggle to Gain Control; Washington Hears No News Yet

Poles and Reds Battling Along 300-Mile Front   Polish Army Claims to Have Repulsed Violent Attack On Dneister Biver

SIMS REPLIES 10 WITNESSES; SAYS DANIELS HIT HIN   In Rebuttal Testimony Admiral Declares His Charges Stood Up Well.   HE GIVES A REVIEW   Secretary Daniels Tried to Dis. credit His War Record, Says Admiral Sims.

Asserts Navy’: s Witnesses Show Up Conditions - Worse Than: He —

Declares Witnesses Revealed a Condition In the Navy More Distressing Than He Imagined.

SIMS SAYS CLAIMS HAVE BEEN PROVED   IN REBUTTAL TESTIMONY AD MIRAL POINTS OUT THAT HI STATEMENTS WERE BACKEI BY NAVAL OFFICERS.

WITNESSES NOT ABLE TO REFUTE SIMS’ 13 POINTS   ‘Rear Admiral Appears With - Statement Before Investigating Committee.

SIMS NOW CLAIMS VINDICATION. FCP HIS WAVY GHARESE   Says Witnesses Have Made Ne Attempt To Disprove His Thirteen Points.   “FRRORS , UNINTENTIONAL”

NAVY CONDITIONS DEPLORABLE SIMS TELLS COMMITTEE   Will Make no Attempt to Answer Personal Reflections

SIMS SAYS OTHERS REVEAL CONDITIONS WORSE THAN THOSE HE TESTIFIED 10   [None of the 13 Points Raised by Him Were Disproved, Ad -miral’ Declares—Most of Them hase Bdenitted La Crue

WILSON'S BOLD AND RECKLESS POLICY NOT PRAGIICAL, SAYS SIM:   Department Witnesses Bear Oui Charges as to Conditions in Navy, Says Admiral,

REAR ADM SINS ANSWERS: —AMNAY GHARGES   Officer » Tells Senate Probers His Original Criticism Has » Not Been Disproved’   DECLINES. TO REPLY 10 PERSONAE -ASPERSIONS   Witness Declares He Is Satisfied There Were-No {n~ tentional Mistakes

SIMS DECLARES CRITICISM HAS BEEN PROVEN   Conditions Revealed Are Worse Than He Had Intimated He  Caue   Insists Most of Thirteen Points Raised Freely Admitted

IMS RECHARGED =— ON DANIELS. ET Al   Says the Test Only Showec That He was Right.—Mad ‘No Respectful Response tc Daniels Attack On Him anc  Bie Morite

DANIELS 1S SINCER!  ~ BUT MISTAKENS  TESTIMONY OF SINS   Wilson’s Bold and Audacious Policy Was Sound But Ii Was Impracticable   Admiral Takes Issue Today in His Testimony with Both  President and Secretary

TO USE INFLUENCE TOSEGURE SUPPORT FOR GOVERNOR COX   AMERICAN LABOR PRESIDENT DE SITES RUMOR RELATIVE FORM. ER STATEMENT,

ANOTHER WAR FEAKED   FOCH TELS FRANCE GERMANS CAN’T BE TRUSTED.   Points to Record and Declares Making War Is the Prussian Nationa! Industry.

FRANCE MUST BE READY IN PEACE FOR SECOND WAR. ASSERTS M. FOCH   “MAKING WAR 18 GERMANY'S CHIEE INDUSTRY", DECLARES FIELD MARSHAL FOCH.

MARSHAL FOCH “WARNS FRENGE OF FUTURE WARS   Draws _Lesson* From Ger. many’s Rise After’ Being Crushed by: Napoleon’:

Tells Army Engineers that France Must, in Midst of Peace. Prenare for War   SECOND PART OF PROGRAM   Economic Struggle First Part of Peace Program, Then Preparation for War

FOCH WARNS OF WAR IN FUTURI   “How Can We Help But Mis trust Germany?” He Asks During. Speech.   HER “NATIONAL INDUSTRY”

n Speaking to Academy Today the Marshal Said That France in Her Peace Plans Must Not Forget to Prepare For  Next War

FOCH IN WARNING   Says France Must Prepare For a War with Germany in Future.

MARSHAL F@CH WARNS - FRANCE MUST PREPARE   World War Chief Discus Lesson From Recent Struggle—History

FOCH SEES NEW WAR   Marshal Warns France to Be on Guard Against Germany.   Deciares Prussia Cannot Be Trusted That Making War Its its National industry.

Over 16,000 Clothing Workers Out of Jobs   COMANED SPRUCE AND LOCK. OUT OPENS LARUR WAI IN NEW YORK

16,000 GARMENT HRORKERS ARE OU]   Bix Lig Concerns Discharge BmBloyss Because ot Union’s Refusal to Accept Ultimatum,

ABOR WAR THROWS 16,000 OUT OF WORK   Combined Strike and Lockout Follows Rejection of Employers Ultimatum.

DEAD MAN HELD   M. L. Poindexter, Real Estat Dealer, Found Dead in Mysterious Circumstances.

PROGRESSIVES   Senator*Borah is already out. boosting stock of ; Senator Harding :   Candidate of: Republicans * pleased. with favorable reception of speech

SENATOR HARDING BUSILY ENGAGED: Witt “ACHIVITIES FOR THE COMING CAMPAIGN   Nominee Feels Greally Encouraged Over Reports He Has Received Regard. ing Acceptance Speech.

HARDING BUSY” OVER AT MARION   Campaigning Matters Receive Attention of the Republican, Presidential Nominee.   DOES A LITTLE WORK AT THE PRINT SHOP   Some Front Porch Speaking Planned That Will Have a Punch ta T+ =

Senator Harding Much Enthused   Another Front Porch Address To Be Made At Marion, Wednesday   REAL IMPETUS TO BE GIVEN CAMPAIGN

“Political Hypocrisy” De. clares Governor Over Long Distance.   TALKS TO SECRETARY WHILE CAMPAIGNING

LONDON FEARS — VIOLENCE FROM: IRISH SITUATION   Apprehension Grows Fettowing Fras tration of Piet of Bomb the Ivish O@6re,   EXTRA GUARDS PLACED ARSEND BERIATON PRISOS   Hundreds of Sinn Feiners Arvestes and Others Belang ‘Watched— Gunmen Javade Leader.

EXPECT NEW ATTACKS BY SINN FEINS   Sritish Protect All Gov ernmental Buildings of Isiand.

LONDON POLICE FEAR VIOLENCE   Gunmen Helieved in Be Awalthig  MacSwiney’s Desth to Start  : Demoustration

LONDON PREPARES FOR ANY QUTBREAK   gee in the British Capital I: xpected Becanse of the Irish Bituation—Government Is on the Watch.

LONDON FEARING IRISH VIOLENCE   Extra Guards at Brixton Jail as MacSwiney Sinks.   BRIFISH MOQVE SECRETLY   Guisnen Ready fer Bloody Dem onstration, Savs Report.

Frustration of . Bomb Plot -Leads to: Further Precautions by. Police.   ASSASSINATIONS: FEAKED   Many Arrests’ of Sinn Feiner Sympathizers Reported © in Ireland,

LONDON READY FOR VIOLENCE   Guards Are Posted About Pub lic Buildings to Frustrate Plans of Irish,   REPRISAL FOLLOWS RAID

PLOT TO DESTROY OFFIC! BUILDING IN” WHITEHALS REPORTED FRUSTRATED:   REPORTED THAT HUNDRED! OF. SINN: FEIN SYMPATHIS: ERS UNDER SURYEILLANCE -

DANIELS APPEALS POR FUND. .   Says Past Year Has Reen One of *“Piddiinge and Delay.”

DANIELS 16 100 GOOD NATURED: PEAARD GRILLS NAVAL CRITICS   Former Ambassador Pays His Respects to the 'SOviet Board of Criticism” Found Fault With Navy.   TURKS ATTEMPTING TO WIPE OUT ARMENIANS   Relief Worker Describes the  Horrible Conditions: Mil. ~ fion Christians Slain, Is - Claim of Morgantheau.

Hungry and Terror-Stricken Victims of Turks Look for Aid to U.S. Says Morganthau

CHARGES DELAY Ih MEETING PROBLEM   Secretary Daniels Says Th Nation Fiddled Along. During 19149,   HE LAUDS WORK OF NAVY

AMERICA HAS FIDDLED AWAY THE PAST YEAR   Declares Secretary Daniels Who Characterizes It the “Tragedy Of Tragedies.”

DANIELS ATTACKS PROCRASTINATION   “Fiddling and Delay” on Part of United States.

NAVY OEGRETARY AYO AMERICANS WILL KEEP FAITH   He Asks That They Give Armenians Relief From Starvation.   Gerard Whacks Those Who Are Criticising Mr. Daniels.

SAYS 1919 WAS A TRAGEDY.  Marked by oriddling  ‘and Delay,’! Ac.  - . Mee

PLEA FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF FUNG BY DANIELS -—GERBRD DEFENDS WORK OF NAVY DURING GONFLI

ARRANGE A SURVEY ~. OF CITY SCHOOLS   UNIVERSITY “BUREAU  OF SCHOOL SERVICE INVIT- © BD. BY BOARD.      bject of Survey 1s to Inform Board. of What - Progress Should he Attenpted   School Dismissed October 28 and 28 So Teachers May Attend State Meeting’

ARRANGE A SURVEY OF CITY SCHOOLS   UNIVERSITY BUREAU OF SCHOOL SERVICE IAVITED. BY BOARD   Object of Survey Is to Inform Board of Wiat Progress  Should be Attemptod   School Dismissed October 28 and 28 So Teachers May Aitend State Meeting

FLOODS FOLLOW THE QUAKE IN MEXICO   Many Fatalities In Eastern Mexico~Many Villages Destroyed.

Death Toll In Mexico High   Floods Follow Earthquake And Occasion Greater Loss Of Life

-LOODS FOLLOW EARTHQUAKE   MEXICAN STREAMS COVERED WITH SMELLY WATERS FROM SOMEWHERE

Denti lilew Readuction   MEN’S “UNION MADE” OVERALLS   qGeasine Out Sale

DIL INTEREST SEEK TO GANGEL UNJUST DEGREES   MEXICAN SECRETARY OF COMMERCE DENIES AUTHORITY TO DISCUSS MATTER,

OIL OPERATORS ASK MEXICO 10 ANGEL TELREES      Want Unrestricted’ Right: 0 _Exploting and Exploiting Their Holdings -. 

OIL MEN ASK RIGHTS      ‘toxiran Minister of Commerce Says Ho Cannot Cancel Carranza Decrees,

MEXICO ASKS NULLIFICA TION OF OIL DECREE:   Asks Cancellation De crees—-Made in Form of Ultimatum.

GANCELLATION OF CARRANZA’S OIL TREATIES ASKED   Unrestricted Exploration and Exploitation May Be Permitted

REQUEST NEW OIL MEASURES   Representatives of For. eign Petroleum Interests Ask Changes

MEXICO MAY HAVE ~NEW OIL POLIC   Request Is Made For Cancel'dtion 0 All Petroleum Decreas Promulgated By Carranza.

WON'T OFAL WITH GUTLAWS   Railroad Managers Wil bh Business Only With the Brotherhaods, Declare.   PREIGIT THEUP IN. EAST GETS CRITICAI

SEND DEF   Recognition of Outlaw Switchmen’s Union Refused by  . Railroad Heads and No Treaty Will Be Made.   TIE-UP.OF RAILROADS  1S SPREADING TODAY   From Coast to Coast Freight Traffic. Is Paralyzed and “Express and Passenger. Tinee Are-Wenared.

VICIOUS PLOT OF RADICALS IS DISCOVERED   [wo Already Arrested, Others Will Be. Government to Be Overthrown and Prominent Of Bntale Acanecematen.

HAUIALS SEIZED IN CHICAGO, MORE IN HILWAUKEE  WO OF MOST PANG nous mw AE RCHIST: TS 0   TAKE LITERATURE   Quantities of Com munists Pamphlets Found in Rus wae. EF aeusn:

EXPOSE PLOT OF RADICAL REVOLT   Literature of “Reddest” Kinc is Taken With Two men in Chicago.   BOTH DANGEROUS MEN

PLAN SLAYING OF OFFICIALS IN AMERIGE   Radical Plot Discovered in Arrest of Two Leaders at Chicago

VAOT QUANTITIES OF INFLAMMATORY LITERATURE TAKEN   ANARCHISTS PLANNED REVOLU.TION AND ASSASSINATION   LEADERS OF CONSPIRACY ARE APPREHENDED.   Department of Justice Will Seek Nol Only Deportation But Also Sentences to Term at Hard Labor For Alien Reds.

TONS OF ANARCHIST. LITERATURE SEIZED IN CHIGAGO RAID   FEDERAL AGENTS CAPTURE TWO DANGEROUS AGITATORS ALONG WITH ABUNDANT PROOF.’

HALF TON RADICAL ‘SIAN LTERATRE FANN eucte   Department of of Justice Agents Arrest Two Men, Believed Associated, With Russian Radical Group of Anarchists In America, .

VAST AMOUNT OF RED LITERATURE   Two Men Said to Be Most Dangerous Radicale in - America Arrested   Pamphlets Advocating Armed Revolution in This Country Seized

DANES RADICALS HELD IN WINDY mT   so . a ae) . ‘Red’ Literature of Every. Descrip. Hon Found in Their . Possession,

GET EVIDENCE AGAINST TWO BAD RADICALS   Reds Arrested Thursday Said to Be  Dangerous.

AUTHORITIES — FIND TONS OF RED LITERATURE   Pamphlets Taken from Radicals Advocate the Overthrow of Unitex States Government.

DISCOVER RED  LITERATURE   OFFICIALS ARREST TWO DAN. -GEROUS RADICALS AT CHICAGO.

TWO DANGEROUS  RADICALS HELD   Mast Amounts :of. Red Literature Found in Their Possession

REVOLUTION IN UNITED STATES RADICAL PLAN  Great Quantifies of Cammunict   Great Quantities of Communist  Literature Found in  Chicago   HELD BY AUTHORITIES   Now Hunting Anarchist Printshop Where Stuff Has Been Printed

AVERTHROW U.S. GOVERNMENT I$ PLAN RUSSIAN:   Seized Literature Re veals Complete Plan of Revolution.

DISCOVER PLOT OF RANICALS TO AVERTHROW UI. S.   Fererai Agents Arrest Eight and Seize Much Literature —Plotted Armed Revolu tion by Foreigners   ‘MOST VICIOUS PLOT YET   Nikolai Jazzinski and John Holoeny, Chief Malefactors, Arrested at Chicago Last Night

PLANS REVEALED AT CHICAGO   Radicals Taken and Vast Amount of Literature Seized   RISING URGED IN DOCUMENTS   Police on Trail of Mysterious An archist Print Shep

SEIZE QUANTITIES RED LITERATURE   Officials Have Two “Dangerous” Radicals.

TWO ANARCHISTS TAKEN IN RAID   YAST AMOUNTS OF RADICAL LiTERATURE ARE DISCOVERED

ARREST PAIR OF NATION'S MOST DANGEROUS REDS   Found With Literature Advocat. ing Armed Overthrow of the Government   TRACE CONNECTION WITH RUSSIAN ANARCHIST GROUE   Officers on Trail of Mysterious Radical Print Shop

TWO RADICALS ARE WELD AT CHICAG(   Vistributed © Pamphlets Treine Armed Revolution by Foreren Elements

TWO DANGEROUS RADICALS NABBEI   Half Ton of Literature Advocatmn:  Uprising by Foreigners Also Is Taken in Raid

OFFICERS FIND GREAT STORE OF RED LITERATURE   Was ia Possession of Two Mer Arrested In Chicago Thursday.   MUCH OF IT IS RUSSIAN   One Pamphlet Calls For Armed Revolt of Foreigners In America.

TWO RADICALS ARE HELD AT CHICAGC        emphlets © Armed Revolution by Foren Elements  Distributed  F

HALF TON OF AED PMIPHLET TAKEN IN RAID   ‘Plan for Revolution : ‘in: Amer: i ica Outlined,. Police . i - Declare   PROCLAMATION SENT.BROADCAST IN U. S   (Articles in Russian Gall” ‘tor Bt Murder and Destruction .  Of Foes.

THE NORTH   UNITED STATES WILL WATCH DEVELOPMENTS   Official Recognition to New Government Will Be Withheld for Time; Factional Quarrels Ended.

~~ THE MOUNTAINS   Deposed President of Mex. _ico is Fleeing Northward and Villa is Bound   “FOR MEXICO CITY   Cavalry Still Continues the unt — Discussing the Mexican Affair

CARRANZA IS FLEEING TO MOUNTAINS   WHILE VIELA TS ON THES WAY TO WENTCO CITY TO COOPERATE  VAT AA UA UC de Ee oe &

CARRANZA IS _ENROUTETOTHE NORTH IS REPOR)      AS SEEN LAST SUNDAY TO PASS THRU VILLAGE 00 MILES OF « MEXICO CITY.   Villa, Who is En Route to Mexicc City, Is Thot Will Be Named Chief of the Couitstabulary of Northern Sttaes.

JOB IN MEXICO; ©  CARRANZA FLEES   DEPOSED PRESIDENT IS HEADED NORTH—WAS SEEN SOUTH or MEXICO CITY   (‘By United Pres}

VILLA 1S TO HAVE A JOB   Said To Be Slated for Appointment Aa Chief of Mexican Constabulary Under Rebel Regime,

EARRANZA I$ FLEEING ‘TO NORTHEAN MEXICT   Villa is on Way to Mexico City. No New Developments in Mexican Situation.

CARRANZA REPORTED TO BE FLEEING NORTHWARD   Francisco Villa Said to Be Enroute to Mexico City Unaceompanied, Dispatches Declare.

CARRANZA FLEES IS HEADED NORTH   DEPOSED PRESIDENT OF MEXICO SEEN NEAR MEXICO Ciry SUNDAY WITH SMALL ESCORT   REBELS CONTINUE HUNT.   OBREGON CAVALRY KEEPING ur  SEARCH FOR FORMER CRHIerY

VILLA MAY HEAD . CONSTABULARY . IN OLD MEXICO    Za Carranza is Stil Unconquered Bur is  Fleeing Northward. Pursued By Revolntionists.

DEPOSED PRESIDENT — “WAS LAST SEEN IN ~ VILLAGE OF TOPELA   Fugitive Retains Small Guard o' _ Faithful Followers in Ef- . forts fo Escape . .

Villa Reported On Way Ta ~ Mexico City Unaccompanied By His ““Staft"   GAVALRY AFTER CARRARZA

CARRANZA FLEES INTO MOUNTAINS   Was Last Seen Sunday Passing Po pela, 90 Miles South of MexLe ‘feo ity .

CARRANZA REPORTED ~ FLEEING NORTHWARE      Said To Have een Seen Sunday Passing Through Vil South of ! Mexivo

Sarranza Is Fleeing To  The North   VILLA TO GET JOB   Leaders Seek Refuge on  U.S. Ship

Vice-President Marshall Meets State Officials and Department Heads at Austi

ED AROUT SCHOOLS      Okt shoma Campaign Oratory: Brings in Race Qrestian

ASKED ABOUT SCHOOLS   Oklihoma Campaign Oratory Brings in Race Question

MONTANA LEANING TO THE DEMOCRATS   NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE STRONG FACTOR IN STATE FORECAST.   Caudidate Cox at Present Stands a Goed shew of Capturing the Vote of Northwestern Commonwealth.

HOLDING WHIP-HAND NOW   Democrats. Helpless to Stop Wrest ing of Machinery From Them at Primaries.

COX HAS BEST OF IT IN MONTANA   Lawrence Does Not Think He Will Get Plurality Given Wilson, However   UNCERTAIN FACTORS   Sudden Rise of Non-Partisan League Brings Much Concern in State

WNLITARY RAIDS “CARRIED QUT; SIN ~~ FEINERS.VICTINE   Two Civilians Are Ré ported Killed In Fighting.

MILITARY RAIDS ARE MADE AGAINST SINN FEINS WHEN “DUBLIN HOMES SEARCHED

BiG RED DRIVE ONWARSAWHELD UP BY THE POLES   Foe Thrown Back Or Bug; Great Battle Fought On East  German Front.

COURT DEALS WETS A BLOW   The Federal Constitutional Amendment Cannot Be Submitted to Referendum.

PEOPLE DENIED RIGHT TO VOTE ON AMENDMENTS   Supreme Court Decides Only Legislatures May Ratify.

OHIO WETS LOSE IN HIGH COURT   Suifragists Win in Opinio _ Barring Referendum.   NO” “DRY” OECISION YET   Popular Vote on Amendments to U, §, Constitution is Ruled Illegal by Su: preme Court,

POPULAR VOTE ON AMENDMENTS HELD ILLEGAL BY COURT   Decision Made on States With Referendum Provisions — Ruling Comes in Ohio Dry And Suffrage Action.

RENDERS OPINION ON REFERENDUN   Amendments Cannot be Submitted to People.   ‘DECISION UNANIMOUS ONE   Supreme Court Declares In operative Provisions of Ohic State Constitution-—Has Af. fect on Suffrage Question Pending Prohibition Case: Only Indirectlv Concerned.

U5. COURT DENIES WET : REFERENDUN   High Tribunal Refuses Popular . Vote on Dry Law.   ‘DECISION IN OHIO. FIGHT   Jurists Fail Again to Decide Validity “ of ‘Prohibition Amendment and Portions of the Enforce p : ment Act.

METHOD PROVIDED   Federal Constitutional Amend ments Cannot be Submitted to Popular Vote.   REFERENDUM CLAUSE IN OHIO HELD INOPERATIVE      Language of Constitution Pliin and Admits of No Doubt in Its Inter. pretation, Says Lnanimous Opin. ion—Reason for Recess Until Friday Not Stated,

Decides Federal Constitutional Amendments Cannot Be Submitted to Referendum Vote of Electors

SUPREME COURT ASSERTS REFERENDUM ON FEDERAL AMENDMENTS NOT LEGAL   MAJORITY OPINION HOLDS THAT CONSTITUTION MEANT STATE LEGISLATURES AND NOT POPULAR VOTE; AFFECTS SUFFRAGE AND PROHIBITION

NDUM FEDERAL AMENDMENT: HELD UNCONSTITUTIONA   COURT HOLDS OHIO REFERENDU®™  PROVISION NOT APPLICABLE  TO FEDERAL LAWS.

Supreme Court Upholds Ratification by Legislatures Ail That is Necessary.  Prohibition and Woman Suffrage Amendments Directly Affected in Ohio.

REFERENDUM VOTE ~ DOES NOT APPLY      Supreme Court Holds That Federal Constitutional Amendments Cannot Be Submitted.

AMENDMENT CANNOT 60 TO A VOTE   Decision of Ohio  Courts on Question Set Aside--Ne Ruling Made on Validity of Dry Amendment or Volstead Act.

NO REFERENDUM ON SUFF ACTION   United States” Supreme Cour Blocks Submission of Amendment to Vote by People.

a ne ee —- Se  STATE VOTE ON WHISKY BARREL   United States Supreme Cour Rules in Favor of Drys in Ohio Case.   ‘DENIES WET  REFERENDUN   Refuses to Permit Popular Vote or Prohibition Law—Fails to Decide Validity of Amendment and  j Enforcement Act.

NO REFERENDUMS UPON NEW AMENDMENTS     Supreme Court Upholds Injunction Sought by  Ohioan Against One

SUPREME COURT AEEPS SILENT ON PROHIBITION LAW   Judges Do Not Have To Pay Income Tax  Is Ruling.

SUPREME COURT HELPS WOMEA   HOLDS THAT STATES CANNOT OVERRIDE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION

COURT REJECTS REFERENDUM IN QHIO DRY FIGHI   Supreme Court Holds Constitutional Amendments Not Subject to Popular Vote.   INVOLVES SUFFRAGE, TOO

NO REFERENDUM OW AMENDMENT   Changes in Federal Constitution Cannot Be Submitted ot Popular Vote   THE CASE 1S FROM OHIO   Decision Has Important Effec: on Ratification of Suffrage aud Dry Amendments

STATE VOTE ON. WHISKY BARRED   United States Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drys ia Ohio Case.   Refuses to Permit Popular Vote on Prohibition Law—Fails to Decide Validity of Amendment and Enforcement Act,

NO POPULAR VOTE ON. AMENDMENTS   HER Court Holds Fuwer Belongs On. ly to the Legislatures

States May Not Require Referendum on Constitutional Amendments Subx mitted for Ratification.   OHIO CASE IS KNOCKED OU1   fest was Being Made ot Ohio’s Failure to Give Popular Majority for Dry Rule by Legislature.

SUPREME CGURT HOLDS LEGISLATURE’S ACTION PREVENTS REFERENDUM   State’s Official Ratification of U. S. Constitutional Amendment Is Final,

 NATIONAL POWE   Fk. : Supreme Courts Unanimous Opinion That the Proposed ~ Amendments Cannot be Sub~mitted to Popular Suffrage.

BOOZE RECEIVES ANOTHER BLOW   INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM DOES NOT APPLY   SUFFRAGE NOT HURT   SO THE WET ELEMENT MUST PICK: DANDELIONS.   Se the Wet Element Must Pick Dandelions,

CANNOT PUT TA AVOTE   State Powerless to Specify Methods of Ratifying Constitutionsal Arendments

REFERENDUM: ON -AMENDMENTS IS CHVEN KNOCKOUT      UPREME.COURT.SAYS.FEDRAL AMENDMENTS CAN. NOP-RE VOTRTY OWN:

Can’t Submit Federal Constitutiona Amendments to State Referendums

REFERENDUM © WS DECIDED BY SUPREME COURT   Not to be Submitted to States  With Referendum in Cor  stitution. — Prohibition Decision is Sitll Withheld by ~ The Court.

BEER VERDICT STILLHELD BY HIGH COURT   Referendum Argument or - Amendment. Knocked Gut by Body   QUAKER OATS WINS   Prosecution Under the Sherman Anti-Trust Law is Dismissed

CANNOT RATIFY AMENDMENTS BY POPULAR VOTE   CONTROVERSY IN OHIO OVEF PROHIBITION AND SUFFRAGE IS ENDED BY DECISION

NO REFERENDUMS ON FEDERAL AMENDMENTS      ‘Supreme Court Hands Down Fer Reaching Decislon—Involves Suff. and Dry Questions.

SUPREME COURT HELD OHIO STATUTES NOT APPLICABLE 10 ACTS   Efforts to Force Referendum on Dry Laws is Defeated

DECISIONS, AND MEANS ‘THAT VOTE OF THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.   in Ratifying Federal Prohidition and Federal Woman’s Suffrage Will Stand _— Federal Amendments : Bat Subject to Referen-

SUPREME COURT DECISION DENIES REFERENDUM VOTE ON CONSTITUTION CHANGES

FEDERAL AMENDMENTS CAN NOT BE REFERRED   SUPREME COURT RULES PROVISION OF OHIO CONSTITUTION IS INOPERATIVE.

DIDN'T PASS ON DRY LAW   But Supreme Court Holds Amend ments Cannot Be Submitted to Referendum Vote.

POPULAR VOTE RATIFICATION SNOT LAWEUL   UCPREME COURT UNANIMOUSLY HOLDS IN OPINION ON PROMIBITION AMENDMENT.   Says Method of Raiifying Amendmen’s Js Nationol Power Granted Specifica'ly .o States,

Tne REFERENDUM DECLARED ILLEGAL   AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITU TION CAN'T BE SUBMITTED TO VOTERS.

TO THE FEDERAL CONSTITUT   Must Be Ratified by Legislatures o1 Conventions and Not Necessarily by Referendum.

OBREGON INSURES CARRANZA SAFETY   DEPOSED MEXICAN  PRESIDENT AND HIS STAFF CAPTURED   REVOLUTION NEAR END   Three Carranza Generals Have Been Executed by Revolution, ary Leaders   New Regime is in Contre! of Nearly All of the Territory of Mexico

A NEWDEAL IN MEXICO   CAPTURE OF CARRANZA = AND HIS STAFF IS CONFIRMED,   THE REBELS IN POWER   eee : ‘THE NEW PARTY PROMISES  PROTECTION AND REFORM.   Obregon Spares Life of Carranza Although Is. Death Warrant’ Was: Signed by Latter®

ALL RIGHT. BOYS! TIME TO GET DOCTORED uP   11,000 Barrels of Liquor Reach Chica go for Medicinal Use.

STOCK OF WHISKEY BRINGS 54,200,000   Largest Transfers Since Prohibition Era Began: Lavolves tt,) OOO Barrels,

WILL CAMPAIGN FOR VOTES HERE   Wood Me teal Will Be Open ed at 4 aypoo! ete on February 2   PETITIONS BEING SENT OUT   Will Be Circulated in Every Section of the. State, Say Cam: >. paign Managers,

WO0D: AUTHORIZES “PLACING FS NAME ON INDIANA BALLO]   Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood Give Consent to Placmg His Name on Promary Ballot.

GOODRICH NOT. TO MAKE RACE FOR PRESIDENT   Statement Says He Will Not Seek the Nomi i nation. 

GEN, WOOD ENTERS RACE   AUTHORIZES USING HIS NAME IN INDIANA PRIMARY.      Did Not Act Until Goodrich Mad Withdraun—Temporars Committee Named.”

MERIDIAN DISPATCH IN BANKRUP TON      Liabilities Placed at Over 380,000 With Assets Under $30,000—4H. H. Wer Temporary Receiver.

THOMAS MURPHY HURT.   Famous Driver Injured After - Capturing Two of Day’s Three Big Stakes,

FAMOUS ORIVER INJURED ON NORTH RANDALL RING      .  AFTER WINNING TWO RACE AND BREAKING RECORD! TOMMY MURPHY GET? SMASHED UP IN QOLLASION

RAGING MOTOR BOAT BURNED   Whip-Po-Will Jr. Entered fo1 Harmsworth Trophy Destroyed Today.

EXPRESS LINES PLAN TO MERGE   American. Railway Expres: Asks Commerce Commission to Authorize Consolidation.

TO PUT NEW LIFE INTO COUNTY FAIR   S-OChKHOLDERS WANT MEN FROM EACH TOWNSHIP ~— TN RBOART.   Suegestion Made That  Protection oat Woodland Might Cost Less Than Repairs.

TO PUT NEW LIFE INTO COUNTY FAIR       SOCKUOLDERS WANT MEX FLOM EACH TOWNSHIP « ON BOARD.   Suggestion Made That Protection ot Wondland Might Cost” Less Than Rep:

VETERAN OF ’61 WANTS HIS WAR RECORD CLEAREL   Old Man Appears at Leaven worth and Says He is Deserter.

WILL DEVOTE TWO DAYS TO NEBRASKA   Second Night Meeting Will Be Held in Omaha, Scheduled to Speak at Kearney, Columbus Grand Island and Fremont— Qauicher Doing Bit.

COX COMES TO NEBRASKA   Governor Will speak in Omaha, Lin coln and rapaler Main Line ities

FIND LOST FRENCH TREASURE   Meney Believed to Have Been Cargo ef Sunken Ship Taken-—Man Nabbed.

ARREST FRENCHMAN WITH MONEY WHICH WAS SUPPOSED 10 BE ON SEA BOTTON

Arrest Reveals 7 00,000 Francs Thought to be on Rottom of Sea   Auto Dealer Had Them in Suitcase and His Apprehension Recalls Sinking of Steamer Afrique, With Frightful Loss of “# Lifé--15,000.000 Frarics Reported to Have Gone Downs

Heavy Registration of  Massachusetts Women   Bay State Polling Places Will Be Taxed to the Limit in Handling Increased Number of Voters on Election Day.

THE WOMAN VOTE IN MASS. ABOUT 7) PER GENT OF THAT OF THE MEA   ‘otal of 1,500,000 Ballots To Be Shipped—Brookline, Largast Town] in State, Has More Women Voters Than Men —Hours for Voting in Some Places May Be Extended

HURRICANE CHASERS 10 SUPPLY MANY THRILLS   NEW PATROL SERVICE IN GULF OF MEXICO THAT PROMISES EXCITING EXPERIENCES FULLY FQUAL TO WAR

HARRY NEW’S CASE APPEALED   Jeary Had Found Him Gailty of Secord Degree Murder.

CHICAGO COUPLE FOUND DEAD   Ballet Wounds in Hends of Mae and  Woman in latter's (Apartment.

NATIONS’ BUSINESS SUSPENDS FOR DAY   Government Offices Closed For Thanksgiving; Many Private Social Functions.

~ OBSERVES DA}   Most of. ‘Nation’ s Offi. -cials Spent the Day. Very Quietly...

BUSINESS HALTS Aa CAPITAL OBOERVES THANKSGIVING DEY   President Spends Morning ot South Portico; All Public Offices Are Closed.

Doors of Public Offices in Washington Closed.  NO PUBLIC FUNCTIONS  Wilson Plans Short Drive This Afterneon and Turkey Dinner Tonicht

NATIONS CAPITAL... TAKES A HOLIDAY   Suspension of Nation's Business Marks Thanksgiving.   “resident Wilson Is Host at Turkey Dinner at the White House.

NATION'S CAPITAL DONS HOLIDAY AIR POR THANKSGIVING   Practical Suspension of Business—President to Dine on Turkey.

PRESIDENT AND FAMILY EAT TURKEY   Noble Bird Holds Place o: Honor on White House Table Today.

BUSINESS OF NATION HALTS ON THURSDA)   Suspension of Business Bu No Public Functions at Washington.

CAPITAL TAKES ON A HOLIDAY ASPEG!   Business Practically Suspends and Public Offices Close— President Stays Home.

CAPITAL HAS HOLIDAY   NATION’S BUSINESS VIRTUALLY SUSPENDED THANKSGIVING.   Turkey Served at White House With President Wilson as the Host,

NATION'S BUSINESS IS SUSPENDED FOR HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE   Washington Takes on Holiday Appearance But No Public Functions are Held

HOLIDAY AT CAPITAL:   Suspension of Nalion’s Business Marks Thanksgiving.   President Wilson ts Host at Turkey Dinner at the White House.

QUIET DAY AT TH NATION'S CAPITOL, TN THANKSGIVING   \President’s Example Is .Emulated by Washington i Society; Few Social t Functions Planned

NATION’S BUSINESS 1S SUSPENDED FOR HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE   Washington Takes - on Holiday .. Appearance But: No Public  Deamatinne ura ald

25 HURT KS TRAIN ON oT. PAUL GOES THRUFIERY BRIDGE   ‘Several Cars of Columbian, on  Way to Pacific Coast, in / South Dakota Wreck.   SPECIAL TAKES VICTIMS TO MOBRIDGE FOR HELP   Locomotive and First Coaches Cross Structure Safely; Equipment AN Steel.

BRIDGE GIVES WAY, TRAIN IS DITCHED   Over a Score of Passengers Are Injured in Wreck don the Milwaukee Road in South Dakota.

TRAIN PLUNGES THROUGH BRIDGE   The Columbian.on the St. Pat Meets Trouble i in South Dakota’

MEXICAN GENERAL -. COMMITS SUICIDE   Francisco Cardenas Ends ~ Life in Guatemala. —

ENERAL WHO OLE MADERG & SUICIDE   FRANCISCO © ARDE NAS SHOOTS HIMSELF WHEN SURROUNDED IN GUATEMALA.

WANDERER’S FATE TO JURY BY TONIGHT   Attorneys for Triple Mu derer Concluded Arguments Today.

HOLD GRAIN GRADING SCHOOL IN INDIANA   PARTY OF SPECEALISTS TO TOUR STATE TO ACQUAINT PEOPLE WITH STANDARDS

WOMAN NOMINATED FOR  UNITED STATES SENATOR RY CPRNOVIRITION PARTS

BIG MOTOR TRUCK TRAIN  WILL BE SHOWN HERE   All Kinds of Machines: “in. Caravan ix  Campaign for ‘Education: Will Be Exhibited ‘Next Thursday.

MOTOR TRUCK TRAIN   Arrangements Made Last Week For Visit Of Biggest Assemblage Of Trucks Ever Sent On Tour.

POLTICI: NS CONCERNED  wii ,. TREND IN. STATE,    Concensus of. Opinion Seems,-to Be -Both Candilates Have Chance. “2

INDIANA IMPORTANT   POLITICIANS CONCERNED WITH TREND IN STATE.   Voneensus Of Opinion Seems to Be Both Candidates Haye Chance.

CAME WETH THE. WIND.   “oly Greenbacks Lost While Crank. ing a Pord.

ASKS aur T0 REPUDIATE J. W. HARRELD   Cam. Campbell Scores G. 0. 7 Pe ‘Candidate for Insult . to League Backers.   SAYS HE WILFULLY * MISSTATES. FACTS

CHARGES HARRELD VLLIFIED THE LIVING AND TRADUCED THE DEAL   Democratic Chairman Flays Republican Candidate fo1 Senator in Scathing Denunciation for ‘Wilful Misrepresentation and Slander.’

PLAN OF PACKERS REJECTED   Goverament Takes Stand That New Mearns for Control of Livestock Trade Are Provided.

UNION TOWNSHIP FARMERS BEHIND BUREAU PROGRAM    .  Sixty Enrolled In the Farm Bureat Movement After Gathering at  Fairview.

UNION TOWNSHIP FARMERS ACTIVE   Practically Every Man’ in Town slip Attended a Farm Bureau Meeting Friday Night

ONLY PROPHET CAN FORECAST TUESDAY VOTE   Woman Voter An Enigma Too Deep For Dopester te  a;   UNKNOWN QUANTITY  Between Ten and Fifteen Million of Her Expected at the Polle

UNEARNH ARMY TRAJEDY IN KANSAS FIELI   Skeleton of Soldier Discovered Two-Year Old Straw Stack Near Mullinville.

"STREET CAR STRIKE.   Denver Transportation Tied Up By Walk-out of Employes. €

HAD A GOOD TIME   COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS ITs ANNUAL DINNER,   LARGE NUMBER IN ATTENDANCE   Dr. Mock: Spoke on Community Building and Report is Made on Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration—Plans Discusted for Future improvement

MAKES: A NEW™RECORD.   Dr. Mock: Spoke on Community Build.  ing and Report is Made on Fiftieth  Anniversary Celebration—Plans Dis.  eus8ed for Future Smprovement

WALK-OUT IN ILLINGIS 10 RESULT IN INGREASED FAY FOR WORKERS: HIGHER COAL   As Mediatioa Board Prepares to Hear Grievances; Both Sides Appear to be Deadlocked

SATISFACTION WITH PLATFORA BY LEADERS   Believed President Wilson Is Alse “Fully Satisfied With It.

LOCAL PHYSICIAN SAYS “FLU? EPIDEMIC DECLINE   Dr. J. E. Luzadder, Secvetary of Cit; Health Board, Issues Statement en  Bloomington Situation.

RAILROADS CANNOT BE BOTH BUYERS & SELLERS SUPPLIES   President Vetoes Bi!l to Delay Further Prohibitory Provision Clayton Act.   OVERRIDES A SIX-TO-FOUR RECOMMENDATION . C. C.   Measure Was Opposed by Rail. road Labor and Head of Ma chinists Recently Declare< It Would Simply Legaliz Great Steal From People.

NEW RAILROAD MULE WILL BE ENFORCEL   PRESIDENT WILSON VETOES ' BILL FOR DELAY ON*ANTITRUST ACT.

RAILROADS WILL HAVE TO ABIDE ANTI-TRUST ACT   Wilson Vetoes Bill for De. lay of Operation   MUST MAKE DRASTIC CHANGES

RAIL EQUIPMENT — ~ BILL IN EFFEC   Wilson Vetoes Postponement of Prohibitory Clause of Clayton Anti-Trust Law

PRESIBENT VETOES ANTI-TRUST BIL   MEASURE RUSHED WOULI HAVE STAYED OPERATION OF PURCHASE CLAUSE.

Restriction of Equipment Purchases to Result; Rail Heads See Boost in Oneration Costs.

WILSON BLOCKS PURCHASE. BIL   In Vetoing Clayten Act Presi: dent Says Railroads Fail to Prepare Themselves

AAILROADS PROHIBITED Bly TINS EQUIPMENT. FROM ~TANTUAL QRGANIZATIONS      Bill For Further Delay In Opera. «tion OF This Provision Vetoec By President Yesterday.

EDITING THE WORK.   Meehanig ul Cor a Huskers, Rein in tite County.

* EXPEDITING THE WORT.   Mechanical Corn Huskets Being Use« in tlie County.

Leaders of Measures Undaunted After x Being Blocked: - Senate.---~--  CLAIM. ENOUGH: VOTES TO PASS LECISLATION   Plan Immediate Consideration of Move to Revive _ War Finance Body.

FARMING RELIEF PROPONENTS WILL RENEW EFFORTS   Attempt to Obtain Immediate   Action In Senate Baile   LODGE AND GLASS BLOCK FINANCE RESOLUTION    Resolution May Be Recalled = at Any Time By Vote of   Majority

IMMEDIATE ACTION ON FARM RELIEF BLOCKED   Proponents of Legislation Will Renew at: Once Efforts to Brino Proposals to a Vote.

FGHTTOGET: VOTE ON FARM LEGISLATION   Benatora Are “Undaunted By Failure To Obtain immed. jate Action On Bills

bE GLOGKS FARMER RELIE   Friends of Bill Will Renew Efforts to Get Vote in Senate.

TO PUSH BILL FOR RELIEF OF FARME      PROPONENTS OF. PROPOSED LEGISLATION UNDAUNTED BY INITIAL DELAY.

SENATORS BLOGK FARMER AID BILL   ‘Proponents of Legislation Fail to Secure Immediate Aatinn   EFFORTS TO BE RENEWED   Pending Resolution Would Recreate War Finance Board and Extend Credits

FARMER RELIEF IN SENATE [5 BLOCKED FOR PRESENT   Lodge and Gliss Object to Ceonsideration of Bill and Whole Matter Goes Over.

ARMY DEFEATED BY NAVY WITHA SCORE OF 0197   Brilliant Double Pass by Koehler Results in a ‘Touchdown

NAVY EATS: ARMY WITH FOURTH PERIOD COUNTER   Cadets Have No Chance in Sec ond Half but Batter at Middies’ Goal in First

NAVY BEATS ARMY ON GRID. 7 10 {   Touchdown in Fourth Pe riod and a Goal Give ‘Gobs’ Annual Honors

WAYFARERS NO LONGER SEEK IME FLOP   Demand Private. “Rooms Wilt Bunning Water,

TREATY IN        Ambassadors” ent Uneert     Desires Pres:  Kanted,

WISHES TREATY IN EFFECT.   Ambassadors® Council Desires Pres. ent Uneertainty Rarded,

BACK TO NORMAL SOON.   Unauthorized Switchman = Strike Laeine Ont.

UHICAGD OTRIKE MAY BE BEATEN AY SATURDAY   Railway Chiefs Pin Hope to Yardmen Due to Be  Sent by Rival Union.   READY TO FIGHT, ASSERTS LEADER   Switchmen’s Head Says Men Can Hold Out for a Month.

TRAINMEN UNION SENDS MEN TO CHICAGO 10 AID IN BREAKING IP STRIK]      . TRAFFIC CONDITIONS EXPECTED  TO BE NEARLY NORMAL AGAIN BY SATURDAY.

BROTHERHOOD WILL PROTECT TS MEMBERS   B. of R. T. Men Are Urged to Take the Jobs of Chicago Strikers.   TRAFFIC CONDITIONS TO BE NORMAL SOON   Harbor Strike in New York is Entering Into Its Sixth Day.

Railroad Managers Expéct the ‘Traffic iniChicagn Terminals to Be Normal Soon

BROTHERHOOD . IMPORTED MEN   Said That Conditions to Be Nearly Normal By Saturday 

UNION MEN BREAK CHICAGCU* STRIKE   Walkout of Switchmen Held Illegal! and Brotherhood of Trainmen Rushes Squads vo Fill Gaps.

HOPE TO RESTORE NORMAL TRAFFIC   Union Men to Help Break Tie-up in the Eastern Freight Yards

MIGHIOACAN HAG ALSO REVOLTED   Gov. Rubio Takes up Arms Against Carranza   Said to Have Fled to Hills with Contents of State Treasury. General Neiro to Take Charge of Operations at Acombarro—Obregon Said to he at Morelia.

SONORA AIDED IN REVOLUTION   CARRANZA’S ENEMIES GAIN IN MEXICO   Governor of State of Michoacan Gathers Army and Takes To the Hills.

REPORT NEW REVOLT  INITIATED IN MEXICO   Governor of Michoacan, With State Treasury Funds, Flees to Mountains as Result

Michoacan: Revolts and it {s Reported General Obregon Present at Uprising   SONORA SOLDIERS ACTIVE   Federal Troops Menacing Any Quick and Uninterrupted Advance of Rebels

Michoacan Governor, Strong Supporter of Col, Alvaro Obregon, Flees From the Canital With 100 Men.   CARRIES OFF FUNDS IN STATE TREASURY   Troops Are Reported to Have Left the Capital to Go In Pursuit of the Outlaw Chief FEyecutive.

Governor of Morelia, State Capital, Flees to the Hills and Takes With Him Contents of the Treasury; Troops Pursue Outlaw Executive.   CARRANZA SOLDIERS OUT

GOVERNOR RUBIO FLEES WITH FUNDS TO JOIN OBREGON   ‘Federal Generals Shifted As  Uprising Spreads-—Sonora Reports Another Victory  ‘BERLANGA MAKES STATEMENT

ANOTHER STATE IN. JENICO HAS REVOLT   DISTURBANCE IN MICHOACAN; ENGINEERED BY GOVERNOR, IS ANNOUNCED.

WITH RLVOL IN MIGHOAGAN AUBIO FLEES   OPEN REVOLUTION, BELIEF   Battle for Possession Culiacan Short One—Report Is Sonorans Gain Large Amount of Munitions.

MANY WATCH HANGING   Two HUNDRED PRISONERS WATCH CHICAGO EXECUTION,   Mah Hanged Killed Man and Woman and Seriously Wounded Two Other Persons.

200 WATCH HANGING   Prisoners in Chicago Jail Witness Execution of Slayer.   Murderer Killed Man and Woman anc Seriously Wounded Two Others: Follewing Quarrel.

MANY WATCH HANGING   ABOUT 200 PRISONERS SEE CHICAGO EXECUTION.   Man Hanged Kilied Man and Woman and Seriously Wounded Two Other Persons.

200 PRISONERS SEE DURRAGE HANGING   Prisoners in Chicago Ja! Witness Execution of Slayer.   Murderer Killed Man and Woman ahd Seriously Wounded Two Others Following Quarrel.

NIGHT RIDERS JOIN TO FORCE — COTTON PRICE      THREATEN DESTRUCTION OF GINS IF OPERATED WHILE  COTTON IS BELOW FORTY  CENTS _

NIGHT RIDERS THREATEN TO DESTROY COTTON GINS   IP AN ATTEMPT IS MADE TO OP. PEATE THEM WITH COTTON ahi? the

FEAR TERRORISTS. WILL BURN PLANTS   ‘Cotton Mills Threatened Unless They Close Up While Prices Are Low.

NIGHT RIDERS CREATE TERROF   Post Notices They WI Burn Cotion » Gtus 1 Cotton iy Sold For Less Than 40 Cents,

COTTON GROWERS  PLAN PROTECTION FOR COTTON GINS   Threat-to. Burn ‘Gins if They Are . -Qperated While Cotton is Below Forty Cents. --

Rhode Island Democrats Name Eliza beth Upham Yates for Lieutenant Governor of State.

WOMAN FOR SECOND PLACE   Rheds Island Democrats Name Eliza. aoa Upham Yates for Lieutenant Cievernor of State.

CABINET PLACES TENTATIVELY FILLED, REPOR?   Several Short Conference: Occupy Senator Harding on Wednesday.   MAY BE NAMED SOON   President-elect Nearing Final Decision on Official Family.

CABINET MAKERS GET BUSY   FORM OF OFFICIAL FAMILY OUTLINED WITHOUT HARD.  ING’S AUTHORIZATION   The Senator Busy Today With Number of Succes sive Conferences Witt Prominent Businessmer

JARDING SPENDS BUSY DAY   Succession of Short. Conferences Occu  pies Time of President-elect

FOR JIM REED   Biter Disappointment; Senator Fails to Get Anything an Hoover in Probe   RGEST GIFT IS $1,000; KG CORPORATIONS "ALLOWED

THIS DOESN'T INCLUDE CALIFORNIA PRIMARY   Total Receipts $62,185.  John F. Lucey Says

CAMPAIGN EXPENSE. -AESOUNTS ROW AS ~ TESTIMONY IS IVER   Hoover Spent Large Sum, Edwards’ Campaign Expenses Were Small and Edwards was Never Connected With  Liouor Interests.

OHIO PRIMARY © WAS EXPENSIVE   BUT: NOT IMPORTANT   H ee 2 DEMOCRAT DECLARES REPUB. LICANS SPENT FREELY   Friends of the Varlous Candidates: Have Contributed Genereusly  vo Thelr War Chest. 

HOOVER SPENT... MUCH. MONEY   Campaign Manager - of Food Director Before Committee Today -

DENY EDWARDS 1S CANDIDATE OFTHE LIQUOR INTERESTS     Senate Committee Continues Its Investigation of Money Candidates Spend.   HOOVER’S SUM IS LARGE     Amount Spent by the Owen Men Is Smallest Yet to Be Brought Cut.

HOOVER $66,332 OUTSIDE OF CAL., MANAGER SAYS   “Harding and Wood Made Newberry Look Like a Piker,”’ Is Said i OWDEN BORE BURDEN   ILLINOIS GOVERNOR STOOD $379,00 OF EXPENSE BILL OUT OF OWN POCKET.

HOOVER EXPENSE $66,332 EXCEPT CALIFORNIA COST   Manager Says No Contribution Was Received Over $1,000, and No Corporations Contributed Campaten Expenses.

, CONTINUE FUND HEARING   Statement of Primary Expense: Goes on Before Committee

Refuses to Agree, However, That Former Food Head ig Britisher.   EXPENDITURES $66,332

INVESTIGATION REVEALS LITILE   THE HOOVER CAMPAIGN vo - BNPENSES NOL: UNUSUAL   Wo LABRE EXPENDITURES   Waller W. Vick Says Na Liquor Tn- terestsc Were “Underwriting” tne ‘Governor Edwards Campaign.

THE SOCIALISTS SOUND TOCSIN   Italian Radicals Say Bout geoise Plot to Crush the People.

Italian Labor Must Revolt Is Warning   SOCIALIST PAPER CLAIMS CAPITAL IS PLOTTING BIG COUP.

AN ten at te tO      a. “ Quits. and  ASEM  = _ State,        POLK IS AD INTERIM HEAD.   Wilson Charges Lansing With Aséuming Prerogatives of the Chief Exéc; utive During the Past Four =: is Months of President’s Iiness.  ee

LANSING RESIGNS JOB IN CABINET   Secretary of State Quits and President Accepts His Resignation,   POLK IS AD INTERIM HEAD   Wilson Charges Langing With Assuming Prerogatives of the Chief’ Executive During the Past Four Months of President's Hilness.

OTATE oe GRE TARY OUT OF GABINE   Robert Lansing Quits and Resignation Is Accepted.   LEAVES OFFICE UNDER FIRE   Accused by President of Assuming Prerogatives of the Chief Executive During Wilson's Iliness— Polk Is Acting Secretary.

Notes Covering Moat Important Hap. penings of the World Compiled In Briefest and Most Succinct  Form for Quick Consumption.   Washington

Secretary of State Quits and President Accepts His Resignation,  pork AN TERI HEAT   Wilson Charges Lansing With Assum.ing Prerogativese of the Chief Executive During the Past Four Months of President's  il'ness. 4

DENIAL OF A RELAPSE   REPORT THAT WILSON HAS BAD TURN FOR WORSE SAID TO BE WITHOUT BASIS.

BROOKLYN PROBE HAS BEEN STARTEL   Nothing Unearthed Upon Ex: amination of Three Members   PLAYERS “ON THE LEVEL.”      District Attorney Believes Whose Purpose Is To Find Out If Members Were Ap. proached——-Vague Rumors That Clique of Gambiers Tried t. Buy Series.

~~" BASEBALL FRAUL   District Attorney Swann —Promises Co-operation in General Round-Up.

SWANN OFFERS WIS HELP WN PROSEGUTING CROOK:   DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEW YORK MAKES TENDER Tw]   STATES ATTORNEY IN CHICA. gee — KRING CVO NTY PRARE.

‘sw AN OFFERS TO AID IN BASEBALL PROBE   ‘New York State's Attorney De.  clares Courts Have Jurisdice tion in Scandal Case.

Present Grand Jury Will Be Incorporated Into Snvcia: Body Satiiday, and Will Go Ahead Until It Has Sifted Down the Evidence to Last Incriminating Fact.

MKITCHEN STILTS IS) L- ATEST.      Federal Officer Finds Diicht Device  in Se rn: i sen: ay     po

MAKING WHISKEY ON KITCHEN STOVE   New York Man Gets Rich Quick on Sale of Miniature Still.

MANY MINIATURE STILLS ARE SEIZED IN NEW YORK   Tin Pan Contrivance With Proper Mash Will Produce Whisky; Says U, S. Agent.

SLEEPING SICKNESS CAUSES DEATH HERE   RAYMOND BURCH, AGE 9, SUC. CUMBS TO THIS FORM OF DISEASE   Is Said to Be First Lawrence Death From This Ailment: Other Case Reco ; ed

SLEEPING SICKNESS CAUSES DEATH HERE   RAYMOND BURCH, AGE 9, SUC CUMBS TO THIS FORM      Is Said to Be First Lawrence Deatl From This Ailment; Other » Recos ped

RESUME NEXT WEEK      Public is to be Heard at Coal Investigation

HEARINGS WILL BE RESUMED.   Representatives of Public Utilitie Companies Will Testify,

33 ON BARGE IN PERIL WHEN CUT ADRIFT IN GALE   Steamer Towing It Forced tc Break Away In Face  of Storm   RESCUE IS DOUBTFUL   CRAFT WITHIN MILE OF SHORE BUT RESCUE DIFFICULT BECAUSE OF ROCKS

Cut Adrift From Tow Boat, Helpless Craft Blown Onto Rocky Coast.   RESCUE CONSIDERED ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE   Wife and Baby of Captain Are er von Board, Barge; Cutter — Sent to Rescue.

SHIP ON ROCKS IN SEVENTY MILE GALE   VESSEL SENDS 4 0. weer FOR oN OAR THE   BARGE IS SET ADRIFT   Lives of Crew Endangered as Wind Mounts in Velocity—Impossible to Aid,

Barge Is Cut Loose by Steamer in Seventy-Mile Gale Withiin Mile of Rocky Beach — Little Hope of Rescue—Woman And Child Aboard — Steamer Not in Danger.

D PEOPLE ADRIFT ON THE PAGIEIG   Steel Barge in Danger of Beinc Dashed on Rocks on Washington Coasi.

Ponzi Admits That He Entered Plea To Forgery Charge   Says That He Did Not Commit Crim: Alleged But Did It To Save Employer

NEFF 2,072 VOTES BEHING BAILEY   SATURDAY'S TABULATIONS ©€1” DOWN BAILEWS LEAD: MANY COUNTIES INCOMPLETE,

SEIZE KAISER LAND, DEMAND   Soclalists Say That THey'll Quit Gov ernment If Estates Stand Inviolate,

PTITSSTANS REPUTSE POT.Tee ATT ANIC   FRENCH PLAN POTTS VICTORY.

Grave European Questions  Press for a Settlement   Approaching Meeting of Premiers at Boulogne, France, Monday, Is Fraught with Many Great Possibilities.

TURK SITUATION AS SERIOUS AS NEW WAR, SAID   Premiers Millerand and Lloyd George Confer Prior Bologna Meet

FHIERS MEET RENEWED WAR HOS IN EAST   jh Situation with Nation{Leader in Control of Most ‘Anatolia Regarded as Danwae to Peace of World

EADEHS Ot ~-EURDPE WILL MEET MONDAY   Representatives of Powers to Discuss Problems of  . Europe and Near East at Boulogne--Lloyd George and Millerand Confer TThdayv

GAISIS INEAST. LOOMS. ON EVE DF CONFERENCE   British Clamoz for. Action a: Premiers Meet Again ; at Hvthe_   DEMAND . DECISIONS        Turkish Situation Amou “49 Serious War Is View: of Editors. -

European Governments Uneasy Over Recent Developments in Asia inor,

WORLD CONDITIONS DEVELOPING CRISIS   Practical Outbreak of New War in Turkey — Afghan Troops Concentrating to Attack British in India.

MILLERAND MEETS LOVE Ge OnGr 10 CONFER AT WYTHE   British and French Premiers Arrange Meeting Ahead of Boulogne Conference.

WORLD CONDITION I) MORE SERIOUS THAN 2 YEARS AGU   London Press Sees Situatior Daily Growing More Perilous——Turks Cause.

SECTIONS OF “PIEENT ARE. FLOATED AWAY   ‘Tratfic Paralyzed, Cellars Are. Flooded, Automobiles Are Washed Down Streets   CRIES OF DISTRESS. EQLLOW GOWNPCUR   ‘One Building Collapses; Others Damaged by City’s Most \ Severe Storm

TOLEDO STORM DOES $5,000,000 DAMAGE IN CITY   Traffic. Paralyzed as Flooc . Carries Away Great.

ONE MULLIGN LS9 BY FLOODS AT TOLEDO. 0),   Worst Storm in Years Does’ Tremendous Damage in Ohio City and Vicinity   PAVEMENTS SWEPT AWAY!   Oellars Filled and Traffic Demoralized by Frightful Downpour of Rain

TOLEDO IS DAMAGED BY RAIN   Ohio City Is Hit by Terrific Storm— Streatea Flooded.

BIG DAMAGE BY ~~ TOLEDO STORM  i ee  LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT AS   LOSS IS ESTIMATED AT AS HIGH AS $5,000,-

No Casualties Reported But Damage To Buildings Heavy, One Collapsing.

$1,000,000 RAIN HITS TOLEDO   Great Stretches of Pavement Fioated Away—Traffic Paralyzed, Cellars ‘Fiooded.

TERRIFIC DOWNPOUR FLOATS PAVING AWAY AND DESTROYS   MUCH PROPERTY.  +      U.S. SHIPS TO BALTIC   Cruiser Pittsburg and Destroyer Ordered to Baltic Sea to Protect — American Interests

$1,000,000 Loss Sustained As Result of Deluge Which Swept Toledo and Environs  STREETS FLOAT AWAY BASEMENTS FLOODED  Autos Standing At The Curb Washed Away or Damaged By Water Reaching Floors

AUTOS FLOAT OFF IN TOLEDO STORM   STRETCHES OF CITY PAVING CARRIED AWAY—DAMAGE iS ONE MILLION.

OHIO SUFFERS LOSS FROM RAIN STORMS   TRAPTFIC PARALYZED ANU PAVEMENTS \WASHED AWAY IN FLOOD   Aniomobiies Parker — at Curbs Were Carried From Meorines by the Water

TOLEDO (S STRUCK BY STORM; LOSS FIVE MILLION   Great Stretches of Paving Are + Floated Away; Rain Comes : Down in Sheets

Great Blocks of the Pavement Car ried Away by Flood Following a Heavy Rain,

LARGE PRICES PAID FOR NEARBY FARMS   Real Estate and Stocks of Late Jacob H. Starner Among Properties Sold—McSherrystown House Withdrawn.

AUTOS FLOAT AWAY      Toledo Visited by Terrible Floods That Paralyzed Traffic and > Destroyed Froperty.

RAIN AT TOLEDO COSTS MILLIONS   Great Damage is Done t Ohio City By Downpour Today.

STORM DAMAGE   Great Strétches of Toledo’ Paving Swept Away—Cel lars Flooded.   Storm Said to Be One of the Most Severe That Ever Ctrick City

GREAT STORM HITS TOLEDO; CRIPPLES CITY   Flood Does $1,000,000 Damage—-Pavements  Floated.

OHIO SUFFERS LOSS FROM RAIN STORMS      TRAFFIC PARALYZED ANU PAVEMENTS WASHED AWAY IN €CLOOD         Antomobiics Parker at) Curb Were Carried From Meoriugs hy the Water

STREET PAVEMENTS ARE FLOATED AWAY   Million Dollar Damage is Reported From Storm:

DAMAGE IN RAIN STORM SAID BE NEAR 1,000,000   Blocks of City Paving Are Floated Away; no Casualties.

BIG DAMAGE CAUSED BY RAINS IN TOLEDC   Said That One Million of Damage Resulted~Pavements Washed Away,

HEAVY DAMAGE. ~ BY RAINSTORI   Great Stretches. of City Pavement. ‘Floated Away in. Toledo: «

OLEDO IS INUNDATED   PAVEMENTS FLOAT AWAY AND BUILDING COLLAPSES   Automobilies Parked at Curbs Float Away and Several Persons Are Near Drown‘ing ‘in Streets.

RUTH ESCAPES DEATH   Home Run King Injured When His Automoible Crashes Into Truck and is Thrown Into Field.

MINT WORKERS PUTTING iN SIXTEEN HOURS DAILY   Money Makers Find It Hard Job to Keep Up Supply.

“TOOMS W CONGRESS   Measure Will Probably Be Called Up it . House Thirsday and Bitter Oe Is Anticipated -

BONUS FIGHT WARM BUT UNDER COVE!   NONE WANT TO COME INTO TIfE OPEN TO OPPOSE TT, BUT SECRETLY OPPOSITION  ee ORT Ter

National Association Urge: Members to Keep Grain war Of Market.  Ninvonivod. -

GROWERS PLAN TO RAISE WHEAT PRICE    Organization Trying to Contro  the Market by Hold-

WHEAT GROWERS ASKED TO HOLD PRODUCT FOR THREE QOLLAR PRI   SELLING TO STOP AFTER BIGH) O'CLOCK ON EVENING OF OCTOBER TWENTY-FIFTH.

FARMERS REFUSE TO SELL WHEAT   /0,000 Holders of Wheat In Western States Will Wait For $3.00 Per Bushel   Other Farm Organizations Being Urged to Follow Plan

WHEAT GROWERS IN MOVE TO FORCE UP PRICE OF THE STAPLE   Association Urges Membere Nat i Selt More of Crop Until They Get Three Dollars

HOLD WHEAT OFF MARKET.   Growers Appested to in Effort te Ritse the Price.

Growers’ Association of Three States Calls On Producers Not ta Se"l for I.ess.

10 SELL NO WHEA) AFTER OCT. 23 FARMERS SAY   Three Dollars a Bushel Wil Be insisted on As Price At Growers’ Terminal

nnn EE  WHEAT GROWERS HOLD FOR RAISE   Association Urges 70,000 Mem bers to Refrain from Selling Their Crop

Sell None Until After October 25th Says Proclamation From National! Association.

WOULD CEASE — ~ WHEAT SALES   Proclamation to Growers’ _ Association.   NATIONAL EFFORT _ TO INCREASE PRICE   [Quotation of $3 Per Bu.  Sought. -—

10 HOLD WHEAT UNTIL MARKET GLINBS 10 53   Growers’ Association With 70,000 Members Issues  Dreanalamatian

10 FORCE WP PRICE OF WHEAT   Preducers Are Urged To Hold Grail Until They Get $300 Per Bushel,

OnUMERS OF  WiKAT WILL LD OUI 10 GET 33   Proclamation Is Issued by 70,000 Farmers in the United States   URGE CO-OPERATION OF FARM BUREAUS   Will Refrain From Selling Until They Get Their Own Price

SLAIN IN MOONSHINER RAID   One Man Killed, Another Wounded in Texas Battle.

GALE 10 HIT "GREAT LAKES   Weather Bureau Posts Storm Warnings; See Big Wind

STRIKE THREATENS > FERRY SERVICE AT  NEW YORK TODAY   Strikebreakers Brot In From Other Ports Take Places of Five Tho.sand

NEW YORK’S FOOD SUPPLY IS MENACED   Strike of Railroad Marine Workers in New York Harbor Ties Up Traftic, Commerce Being Moved Under Heavy Police Guard.

HARBOR STRIKE MARINE WORKERS BEING BROKEN   NEW YORK RAILROAD AUTHOR ITIES MAKING HEADWAY IN MAINTAINING FERRY SERVICE

DEAY OFFERS $100 TO FIND MISCREANT   FAMILY IN PLEASANT’ GROVE NEIGHBORHOOD OFFER HET pP   SHERIFF ON NEW TRIP   Officers Continue Effort to Find Evidence in Herr Car Wrecking Episode   Consultation With the County At torney Was Not Followed by Cemplaints

TO FIND MISCREANT      FAMILY IN PLEASANT’ GROVE  NEIGHBORHOOD OFFER uEeIP   SHERIFF ON NEW TRIP   Officers Continue Effort to Find Evidence in Herr Car Wrecking Evisede   Consultation With the County At torney Was Not Followed hy Complaints

DOMET BLIGHT 10 COTTON INDUSTRY   RUSSIAN COTLON SPINDLES ’. REDUCED TO 300,000   BOTTON MILLS GO TO PIECES   A Once Flourishing Lelustry in Russla Down to -Almost Nothing— Fron 9,000,000 to 300, 000 Spinairs.= 

RUSSIAN COTTON INDUSTRY RUINED   Bolshevist Management Has Practically Killed One of Country’s Greatest Assets.   MANY MILLS ARE STOPPED   Doubt Expressed That They Will Eves Start Up Again—With Experts Gone Unekilled Labor Mae Ruined Most of Machinery.

PERATORG AGREE TO CO-OPERATE Th PRICE REDUCING   Grand Jury Probe of Alleges Profiteering in Coal Temporarily Suspended.   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Producers of Northern West Virginia Will Furnish Price Data to Government and Will Eliminate Price Pyramiding Through Brokerage.

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR DELEGATES   Will Cost Those Who Wish T. Gio To San Franciseo $140 Is Report

WANDERER 1S GUILTY   Chicago Murderer is Sent Up Fo Twenty-Five Years

PREMIERS AGREE ON PLAN TO SAVE “POLAND; ALLIED TROOPS NOT NECESSAR

S' RE QUEST. {BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. LEASED WIRE To TRIBUNE.

SENATE SENS LLL ALONG TD PRESIDENT   ‘Adopts Cummins-Esch Meas  ure by Vote of  47 to 47.   NO WAGE BOARD NOW   Wilson Has Drafted Reply _ to. Unions Demanding Pay Action.

WILSON REPLIES TOREQUEST OF UNIONS   PRESIDENT BELIEVED TC HAVE ASKED TIME TO STUDY MEASURE

WILSON REPLY TO RAILROAD MEN   Understogd To Say That He Cannot Name Wage Adjustment Body Ui til Disposition Is Made ow Rail

RAIL REPLY NOW DRAFTEL   No Wage Tribunal , Believed Possible. until President. ad or Ve toes ,\° Cummins  Bill Now Before Him   PARTICULARS

TO REQUEST OF RAILROADERS FO A TRIBUNAL   Has Been Drafted by the President and Will Be Sent Today   Understood He Cannot Appoint Commission Until He Acts on EachCummine Bill.

eer nccalces ar ee 6 = 6 mater cam can cose, POCH URGES WAR PREPARATI

CHORUS OF PARIS OPERA VOTES TO GO GUT ON STRIKE   Orchestra and Stage Hands Join in Warfare on Foraon Artrede

COMMITTEE IS TOLD BOOKS OF BUILDERS BUREAU ARE ALTERED   Testimony of Accountant I: Ordered Placed Before Grand: Jury.

HOOVER'S CALIFORNIA  CAMPAIGN SATURNALIA  OF EXTRAVAGANCE, SAYS JOHNSON’S MANAGE

PLUMBER MAY SOLVE DEATH OF FINANCIER   rellsof Working in Den ton’s Denver Home Last Spring.

MURDER MYSTERY OF LOS ANGELES IS BEING PROBED   Mri. Peete Told Plumber Not to Enter’ Room in Basement Where Denton’s Body Was Found.

* _  NORTHWEST IN     LARGE AMOUNT   First Tangible Evidence of Relief Comes in Shipments to Lake Ports

KILLED BY FALL OF AIRPLANE   Two Men Dead and Two Badly Inafered at Santa Roaa, Cal.

SHOULD WOMEN CIE AGE WHEN SHE REGISTERS  Sree momen sae   OVESTION TO BE BEETHED BY COURTS..SO1R WOMEN  sae BS es 6 iow.

Age Is Secret   Court te Determine if Woman is Obliged to State Her Age When She Registers to Vete.

No. 72  BANK STATEMENT   Jermiah Rechte Presidcnt . Mi. Freed, Cashier H co “Bechtel, Ass’t. Cash-er.

NO THIRD TERMS PERMITTED   Resolation in House by Which They Would Be Prohibited.

ENGLISH BIRTH RATE (IS 18.8   Total in England and Wales Last Year Was Far Below That of 1903.

EXCLAND'S BIRTH RATE   Record Has Not Reached the High Point Recorded in 1903 °

WHEAT GROWERS HOLD FOR MORE MONEY   Inland Empire Farmers Are Waiting for $2.50 per Bushel or More

STREET CAR STRIKE AVERTED   Motormen and Conductors of Baltf. more Granted Increase of 10 Cents an Hour.

MICHIGAN MOB IS HUNTING MURDERER   Thirteen Year-Old Girl Is Victim of An Unidentified Man Who Is  Believed Surrounded.

“layer of £5-Year-Old Girt is Soum by Pome of Armed Michtirs gan Parmer,

MURDERER OF GIRL ESCAPED   Man Who Did Killing I: Believed Ex-Convict. Posse Searching

ARMED FARMERS HAVE MAN HUNT   Seek Murderer Of Girl, 13 Believed He Is Surrounded In Swamp.

SEARCHING FOR FIEND   POSSE BELIEVES IT HAS TRAPPED MAN WHO KILLED 4A 43-YEAR-OLD GIRL,

SEARCHING FOR FIEND WHO KILLED YOUNG FIR   LEADERS REPORT FUGITIVE I SURROUNDED IN) SWAMP; BELIVED TO BE A CONVICT,

A POSSE OF 300 HAVE CRIMINAL AT BAY IN SWAMP   Killed Thirteen- Year-Old Girl Near Pottersville, Michigan, And Farmers Trail Him Down   State Constabulary is Aiding In Work.

NO KILLINGS AT CAPITAL,   Oederts Change of Goverument at Mersico Cit».

UNZALES AND UBEGON ENTER TRIUMPHANTLY   Rebels Strictly Obey the Order to Prevent Bloodshed, and Evacuation of Carranzas Men Is Without Fatalities.   TO HOLD FREE ELECTIONS   It Is Proposed to Adopt a Friendly Policy Toward theUnited States—Less Than 10,000 Federals Remain Loyal.

FIERCE BATTLE AROUND KIEV   Fight for Possession of City Continues Day and Nighi —Poles Close In   Reports that Two Russian Red Armies Had Been Dectraved Are Confinned

Pls TROOPS ~ANNIHILATE. ne   Tero Red Divisions .Cut Of From Retreating Soviet Ar  my Meet Disastrous End _ According to Reports.—Pol ' es Continue to Advance.

KIEV OBJECTIVE OF ~ HEAVY FIGHTING      ' Face of Machine Gun and Ar Poles Slowly Pushing Back Enemy In tillery Resistance. ;

“WAR DAY AND NIGHT   The Fighting for the Possession of  Kiev is Proceeding Desperate — :

POLES WINNING BATTLE OR KIE\   BOLSHEVIKI FORCES BEING PUSHED -BACK FROM CAPITAL CITY.

PULES SLOWLY PUSHING BALK RED TROOPS   Force Bolshevik Enemy te Retreat in Vicinity of Kiev.   WANT UKRAINIANS TO ENTER THE CITY FIRST   Fierce and Steady Fighting Marks All the Engagements of New War.

Bolsheviki Being Slowly Pushex Back; ‘‘German Commission’ Issues Manifesto on Fate o Upper Silesia.

POLES PUSHING — SLOWLY AHEAD   “asitle for Kiew Proceed: Night and Day   CAPTURE IS NEAR   vlish Drive to Delay Re. sumption of Trade Relations With Bolsheviki.

POLES AND BOLSHEVIK STRUGGLE FOR CAPITAL OF UKRANIA, SAYS REPCAT      BRIDGEHEAD IN VICINITY 0) KIEV SEEMS TO BE OBJECTIVE OF FIGHTING.

FIGHT RAGES — AROUND KIEV   Poles and Bolshevist: Struggle Day and Night in Ukraine

KIEV ABOUT ~TOPASS INTO POLISH HANDS   Struggle for Ukraine Capital Goes on Day and Night.

NEW KLONDIKE FOUND IN RUSSIA   TWO RICH GOLD FIELOS LIE UNOPENED IN URAL MOUNTAINS WILL INCREASE MEATL 60  PER CENT

Of Hanover College Last Evening   Showed the Condition of the Fastitu tion to Be Unusually Encouraging.

HOW THEYSTAND   Florida Negroes Burned At Stake In Election Row   Quarrel Over Right to Vote Ends in Slaughter

EIGHT KILLED IN          Tee hea  7 (2 BEE See  7 egroes Killéd  Sarg Vater. Refused, Returns. io Mee

AAGE WAR STARTS IN FLORIDA TOWN   Two White Men Shot to Death and One Negro Lynched So Far.

KILLED JN ELECTION RIOT   Two Whites Bhot to Death— Negro Lynehed—Armed Wen Patrol Region, -

MANY PEOPLE KILLED IN ELECTION RIOTS   TWENTY BUILDINGS IN NEGRO SETTLEMENT IN FLORIDA TOWN BURNED.

ATTEMPT OF NEGRO T0 VOTE GAUSES RAGE RIOT      oo  FULL CASUALTY LIsT NOT KNOWN BUT SEVERAL ARE KNOWN TO BE DEAD — HOMES OF COLORED MEN BURNED.

30. ded Warehouses And Rational Cotton Selling Plan Urged At Meeting

WAREHOUSES FOR COTTON PLANNED   SET COTTONSEED PRICE ANI LAY PLANS FOR BIG ORGANIZATION

RELEASE CAPTURED MISSIONARY   Doctor Shelton Taken by Chinese Bandits in January.

SENATE “OLIGARGHY” GETS NEW BROADSIDE FROM GOVERNOR COX   Democratic Nominee Says Senate Wants to Annex the Presidency.

COX REPLIES ©  TO HARDING   Ancther Spirited Attack Made on Senate Oligarchy by Speaker

COX DELIVERS NEW ATTACK ON OLIGARCHY   Says “Domineering, Arro* gant Group” Interferes With World Welfare.   HARDING PARTY RULE PROMISES RIDICULED

GOVERNOR GUY RAKES SENATE FORE AND AFI   Next President Makes Spirit ed Attack Upon Senatorial Oligarchy.   NOMINEE SPEAKS AT ORRVILLE, 0., TODAY   Mr. Harding's Defense of th Senate is Torn to Pieces By Cox.

TRYING TO WEAKEN PRESIDENCY COX RETORT TO HARDING   Declares the “Senate Oligarchy” is Trying to Annex Powers  of the White House   DECLARES PUBLIC DOUBTS HARDING'S COUNCILLOR:   Asserts Senate Was Never In tended to Control President

SENATE OLIGARCH AGAIN BOMBARDED W SPEECH BY CO   hRaps at Republican Senators in Congress Feature of Candidate’s Talk.   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE CRITICIZES OPPONENT   Reiterates and Expands Forme: Early Arguments on League in Orrsville Address.

COX AGKIN RAPS. SENATE “OLIGARCH   Says the Functions of Senate  And the Machinations of the Senate Clique is a Far Different Matter—Harding De cides Not to Make Speech. .

Cox Renews Attack on Senate Oligarchy Affirming Harding Owes A Debt to The.  Reactionary Senators for His Nomination’ 

‘Demoreatic Nominee Makes Another Spirited Attack on {Senate Oligarchy” and Harding’ s°° Front Porch Campaign: ;   STRESSES. MEANING. OF NATION'S LEAGUE   Cex Neclares. Group of Men - Is - Deliberately . Interfering With Welfare - of. : World ‘And ‘Delaying: Readjust nny a

Ot GO ATTACKS SENATE TODAY   is WATE OLIGARCHY WANTS  TO ANNGX PRESIDENCY   SPEAKS AT ORVILLE, OHIO   Charges Republican Candidate With "3 Charactevistic Reactionary Isolation /From Current Pablie  SE byoperbts.%! 1

COX REPEATS HIS ATTACK ON SENATE CABAT   SPEAKING AT ORRVILLE, DEMOCRATIC * NOMINEE CONTINUES CHARGES ON GROUP OF @ RN ATNApe   Traveling Clubs to Organize or Harding and Coolidge-—Cox at Canton Tonight.

QUCARCHY IN SENATE. AGAIN PON'S TAREET   Spirited Attack Features Nom: inee’s Address on: Way ~ 7 to Canton: ;   GREEDY INTERESTS’ IN COLLUSION. HE AVERS   Candidate Insists Millions: “Are Being Gathered to Elect , President: 4

Accuses Harding of ‘“Reactionary Isolation From Current of Public Thought.”

COX AGAIN HITS TRAIL OF SENATE QLIGARCHY’   His Speech Today at Orrville, 0 ‘Waa Reply to Senator Harding’s Latest,   DENOUNCES’ ITS PURPOSES   Declares Republican S Senate Grouy Was Simply Trying to ‘‘Annex the Presidency.” '

BOW. GOX ATTACKS "SENATE TODAY   SPEAKS AT QHAYILLS. CHIN      Charges Republican Candidate With “A Characteristle Renctlontry Iso. Jation =From = Current Public houelits.t?

G. 0. P. SENATE. GROUP ACCUSED iN COX’S REPLY   Successful In Obstructive Tac: tics, Trying To Annex Presidency, He Charges   INSISTS REPUBLICANS GATHERING MILLIONS

COX FLAYS &. 0. P, AS DOMINEER OF THE SENATE   Takes New Poke A‘ Rival For Favoring A OneUnit Rule.

COX ATTACKS HARDING STAND ON THE SENATI   Candidate Has More T: Say About His Pet “Oligarchy.”’

COX CONTINUES 10 FLAY “OLIGAACHY”   Takes Another Shet At G O. P. Senate Group.

SENATE, Ee ACTS      WILL DEMAND PROOF OF COR" BUPTION.-._ CHARGES OPENLY 2 MADE BL - ‘SANDIDATE— COX

MAJORITY IS WRONG      This Seems To Be Barden of Gov. ernor. Cox’s: Tirades Against the €. S. Senate. i

SAYS SENATE. _ DEFENDED BY 7 6.0.P. LEADER   Declares Republican Candi- date Has Devoted Front _ Porch Discussions in Sup porting Acts of Senate.  {   OLIGARCHY IS TRYING TO ANNEX PRESIDENCY   Attacks G. O. P. Convention  As Not Meeting in a Hall  _ But Carried Out in Rooms of the Hotel.

COX EMPHATIC IN DENUNGIATION OF SENATE OLIGARCH   Also Scores Tremendous Repub lican Campaign Fund in An Address in Ohio Today.   DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION   Republican Senators Have Delib. erately Interfered With Welfare of the World.

ANQINER ROAST FOR “CLIGARCHY”   Cox Emphasizes That He Is Not Criticizing Constitution But Men Who Werld Distort Senate's Funetions,

COX AGAIN HITS AT ‘OLIGARCHY   Replies to Harding's Recent Speech   AT ORRVILLE   Declares Senate Group Has Deliberately Interfered With Welfare of World.

Declares’ Present: Senate Lead ers Are Trying to “Annex the Presidency.”   BEWAILS CAMPAIGN © FUND   Says “Greedy interests" ‘Are Contributing In Consort With the “Oligarchy.”

SENATE TARGET OF NEW ATTACK HURLED BY COX   Condemns Harding’s Proposal to Take Senate Into * Confidence   HARDING'S NEW VIE Ws

GOX REPLIES TO HARDING   Declares Again Senate Is Controlled by “Oligarchy.”’

CON CHARGES G:0:P:. SENATE: GROUP SEEKS T1 ANNEX PRESIDENCY   Declares Republicans Have  Formed “Domineering, Aro gant Oligarchy.”” “

NATE ll?  WOULD ANN  PHEOIDENGY ASSERTS GO}   Declares Harding Isolated From Current Public Thought   OLIGARCHY AGAIN SUBJECT OF ATTACK   Gi. O. P. Senatorial Coteric Dictates Speeches for Opposition, Charge

SENATE INJURED PEOPLE SAYS COX   In Speech at Orrville Democratic Nominge Again Scores Sen ate ‘‘ Oligarchy.”   Says Group of Senators Seek Annexation of Presidency   Says ‘ Greedy Interests ’’ Contribute Funds.

COX RENEWS ATTACK ON THE U. S. SENATE   CHARGES “ARR OGANT “OLIGARCHY” WITH DELAYING RE ADJUSTME NT   Democratic Candidate Assert: Group Is “Trying to Annex Presidency”

Democratic, Nominee. Re peats. Charges Against Republican Senate Leaders,   PEOPLE WILL. RESENT   “Greedy Interests Are Mak‘ing Contributions to Harding’s Campaign.”

COX CONTINUES HIS ATTAGK ON THE “OLIGARCHY"    Says Harding Fails to Dis.  tinguish Between Senate and Senators.

Sonate Ring Has Interfered Wit Welfare of World, Charge by Governor Cox   GROUE NOW I TRYING TO ANNEX PRESIDENCY

GUA ATTAGKS  OtNATL BUguco IN AUT SPEECH   HARDING AND.» THE SENATE OLIGARCHY RAKED OVER THE GOALS BY GANDIDATE,

COAL RETAILERS ABANDON FIGHT   Thirty-Five Dealers to Withdraw Suits Attacking the Validity of Price Order.   WISCONSIN IS INTERESTED   Attorne y General Weist Visits Officials of Commis sion Seeking Information

FATE OF BALLOON UNKNOWS.  Reported Wrecked hut Definite News Not Yet Obtained.

LOST I ri   Last Seen Drifting Witl Wind North of Glovers:  ania   FALL IS UNCERTAIN   Thought to’ Have Crashed Into Mountain in. Impenetrable Forest.

ITS FATE UNKNOWN.   The Balloon Was Supposed to Have Rummned Inta « Mearntaln

BALLOON'S FATE YET UNKNOWN   Nothing Heard From the Crew Which Set Saii  For Canada

NAVAL BALLOON’S . FATE UNCERTAIN   Crashed Into Side of Moun tain

NAVAL BALLOON THOUGH’ WRECKED ON MOUNTAH   Was Carrying Three Passengers to Canada—Passed Rockaway Point Monday.

THE ELWELL MURDER IS STILL A NIVGTERY   No Clews Yet Discovered to Clear Up Slaying of Bridge Whist Expert.

Elwell’s Slayer Still Mystery To New York Police   As Far From Solving Murder of Turfman As On Day It Was Committed   BELIEVE MURDERER HAD KEYS TO HOUSE   Three Women Had Keys, But Killing Was Done By Man, Is Belief

SHIELD SLAYER TOAD WOMAN, ~ POLICE THINK   New. York authorities...cer -tain ‘several know. who. =: = . killed Fiwel -

MINES BUREAU DIRECTOR GIVES UP HIS POSITION   Van H, Manning Resigns His Position to Take Profitable Job— New Judge Named.

Director Bureau of Mines Resign:      Wil Becom= Director of Ke am Petrolcum in stitude.

NEW HIGH OIL PRICE.   Pennsylvania Crude Brings Unprecedented Price,

OIL MOVES MOTCH HIGHER   Pennsylyania Crone (booted ay. 35.25, Wghest on Record.

OIL UP 25 CENTS.   Pennsylvania Crude at £5.25 Per Barrel Brings Wighest Price in Reeaed Car “hat Clracde.

CANONIZATION OF JOAN - OF ARC TO BE IN MA’   Thousands of French Pilgrim: Going to’ Rome—Oliver Plun kett- Will be Declared Blessed

CLAIMS NO NEGRO BLOND WW HER YEW   ‘Girl Supposedly Daughter of Ne Bro Pnrents,Appeals to Omaha's i Juvenile Court,

GIRL DON’T KNOW FROM WHAT RACE SHE DESCENDED   Foster” Parents Claim Pretty > . Maiden Is a Negress, But ~ -s. She Doubts Them   OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING:   Blood Test Being Made By Au thorities To Determine Her Native Color

K. C. MAYORALY RECOUNT REPOR’   Matt Foster, Republican, Gains Some Votes;;Fraud Not

k. €. ELECTION CASE.   Republican Majority Candidates (iinae Votes in, Recount

kK. C. MAYORALY RECOUNT REPORT   Matt Foster, Republican, Gains Some Votes;;Fraud Not Investigated

SOCIALIST PARTY 1S NOT COISHEARTENED BY ACTION OF NEW YORK ASSEMBL   Declare ‘They Will Return “Five To Legislature At General: Elec Uon In Novertber.

Hope io ~Compel New  York Assembly to Ada gewtd Wikies Tew ecee .

SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE CALLED BY AUDBY 5 INOIGATED TOU4   PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL TO BI SUBMEPTED TP COMMITTEE CAN PREPARE IT.

SPECIAL SESSION WILL BE CALLED   PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL CAN BE PRESENTED THEN GOVERNOR TELLS CURTIS

EXTRA SESSION  MAY BE CALLED   Thought Solons Will Be Convened Before November Election -

AUTO MAKES COAST TOGOAGT TRIP IN LESS THAN 6 DAYS   New Record Set by Driving San . Franciseo -to- New. York -in4 Days, 14 Hours.

~THUSCINTIENTA TH   Touring Car Carries Mail from Coast to Coast in Four Days and Fourteen Hours: —

NEW TIME TRANS CONTINENT AUTO DRIVING SCORED   Car Carrying. Mail Finishes in Four Days and 14 Hours.

‘he New Method Of Marking Your Ballot:   we Provides Circle on Ballot This Year But + The Voter Can Cross to Other Party If He  . Desires Without Spoiling His Ballot.  : Explanation of This Part of the Law

CIRCLE RESTORED ge “TO BALLOT   ‘Voters May “Gast. Straight’ Ballot In “One Operation: This: Year,

100 GALLON STILL   Seized By Sheriff And Deputy Near Martinsville

OFFICERS FIND RZCORD STILL:   Indianapotie Men Arrested by Shari In Log House in Sectided Section  * Six’ Miles From Martinevite— © Contrivanea Cost Over $1,200... °°

Schoo! Notes.   The following was clipped fron the Meadville Messenger:  “Her Honor the Mayor"

THREE BURNE  10 DEATH IN OIL TOWN FIRE   SPARKS FROM MOTOR TRUCK IGNITE OPEN FLOW TANK AT BRACKENRIDGE

REVISION OF TAX METHODS IS URGED   Secretary of Treasury Houstor Appeals to Senate Finance Committee Today   AGAINST SOLDIERS BONUS   Estimates it Would Cost $2,300,000,000 And Doesn’t Know How To Meet Expense

HOUSTON WANTS TAX SIMPLIFICATION   Secretary of Treasury Says Public Policy Demands Economy Now.

HOUSTON TAX REVISION PLAN TO COMMITTEE   Favor Government Economy Tax Simplification and Revision.   AGAINST SOLDIERS’ BONUS

Simplification and Revis‘on 0 Taxes Must Be Started at Once.   OPPOSES SOLDIER BONUS   ‘Treasury Secretary Declares Government Could Not Raise the Monev.’

SECRETARY OF TREASURY SEES TROUBLE AHEAD   Offers Home Recommendations to thc Finance Committee

RECOMMENDS ‘TAX REVISIO!   Secretary Houston Appear: Before Senate Finance Commiitec.

Occupation Effected in Perfect Order and Without Bloodshed   FRIENDLY TO U. S.   Rebel Leader Says Liberal Constitutionalists Plan to Hold Free Elections — Carranza’s Officials Killed in Flight.

‘CAPTIVES OR KILLED IN MEXICAN BATTLE   ESCORT OF CARRANZA REPORTED BADLY WORSTEHED.   ‘Miah Goveramecnt Officiala Deveted  te Their Chief Kagaged While in Flight—Wexlee City Under New Rele.

TRY TO “SAVE” CARRANZA   REBEL GENERAL SENT TO PREVENT KILLING OF PRESIDENT.   More Than 8300 Hilied tn Desperate Baitle Fought Hetween Carranzn’s Guards and the Mexican l7ewolutiont sts.   RILLETIN.

LOYAL ARMY 13 OTANDING WIT  NEPOSED CHIE   SAY ENGAGEMENT BLOODY   HIGH OFFICIALS OF OLD GOVERNMENT FALL IN FIERCE FIGHTING

FINAL VOIEGN TREATY RESERVATION: EYEE TED} WITHlN FORTY-FICHT HOURS   3/ 1H DIVISION TG HOLDREUNION APRIL 19 ANN 13

NAL VU LUN CALY RESERVATION EXPEL "4D Vii rul FORTY-EIGHT HOURS   3/ 1H DIVISION TG HOLDREUNION APR 19 AND 1:

DOCTORS FEES HIGHER   ‘County Physicians in Lower End An. nounce Increases.

FALL IN FOOD PRICES ENGAGES COX   Partly Due to Failure to Enter World League, He Says,

COX MAKES STAND AGAINST Wie ISSN   Will: Oppose Measures in Conflict With Volstead Act, Says Candidate to Heckler.

GOX SAYS HE WILL OBEY CONSTITUTION   CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL   ANSWERING QUESTION OF ATTITUDE ON VOLSTEAD ACT.   Discussed League of Nations and Farming Problems to South Dakota Audiences— Criticised Harding.

DISORDER FOLLOWS IN WAKE OF MOVEMENT FOR THE OPEN SHOP SYSTEM   {WO MEN SERIOUSLY BEATEN BY  STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS AT WICHITA FALLS,

REAL RENT STRIKE,   A Thousand Chicago Apartment: Vacant in Chicago May 1.

Vacant Apartments New Development in Chicago Rent Move   \Landlords Left in Doubt by Unexpected Vacating of More than 1,000 Quarters

‘WHAT 10.00," 18. WAIL AS FLATS ARE DESERTED   Real Estate Agents in Quan dary As Tenants Leave Apartments.

1000 VACANT - APARTMENTS   Real Estate Dealers and Landlords i in Chicago in a Quandary

10,000 TENANTS IN CHICAGO DEFY THE LANDLORDS   Refuse to Move When Ordered—Over 1,000 Apartments in City On the Market.

Lendlords Feazed, In a: Terrible Stew; '1000 Rent - raised Move When Its Due

WEDDING DELAYED FORA TIME   English Gi Will Heve to Wait ‘Until the Taw's Terms Are 7 Shtisfied

Legal Barrier Delays Wedding Guy Spiker and English Girl in Massachusetts; Apply for License

CODING PUT OFF BY LAWS OF STAT   Guy Spiker and Miss Enily “ Knowles Will Marry at Ezpiration of Five Days.

MOTHERLY ARM PROTECTION TO EMILY KNOWLES   Mrs. Battersby Will not Let Erglish Girl Leave Until She Is Married

NEW SPEED RECORD   Established for the Omaha-Chicage Mall Service

UNIONS TO AGCEPT. -DEGISION GF BOARL   ‘Acceptance Under Protest is . Becided Upon.   TELEGRAPHERS EXCEPTION

UNIONS 19 ACCEPT DECISION OF BOARD   Acceptance Under Protest is Decided Upon.   TELEGRAPHERS EXCEPTION

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS   Deeds Recorded *in Indiana Count Rinres bast Published Report -

OF LONGSHOREME)   Washington Conference Breaks Up--Both Sides Firm-Employers  DeclareWageRaise Impossible

STRIKE CONFERENCE ENDS.   Meeting to Attempt Settlement of Walkouts at Ports is Dissolved.

POLICE SEIZE 53   Arrested in 24 Hours in Cleveland's Vise Crusade.

PORTO RICO PHONE WORKERS STRIKE   ‘Wanted 50 Per Cent Raise in - Wages and Refused 30 Per. - Cent.—All Phones Idle,

i  * » * * \ - i \ “ } ih : *   Columbus High School Five Vs. Tip ton Students.

HIG GAMELERDAY NIGHT.   : fey x: ‘olumbus High. School, Five Vs. ‘Tipi i ton Scudents. :

MORE TRAINS BEING MOVED IN THIS STATE   Though Few Strikers Return— Civilians Man Trains In East Fight May Be Long One.

JOE LYNGH WIN ~ BANTAM WEIGHT TUTTLE OF WORLE   Pete Herman’s Excessive Cau tion Cost Him Any Chance to Hold Championship.   CHALLENGER HAD BETTER OF ALL BUT FOUR ROUNDS   Crowd Was Biggest Madisor Square Garden Structure Ever Held — Roy Moore Knocks Out Jimmy Martir in First Round.

JOE LYNCH IS GIVEN DECISION IN FIGHT WITH PETE HERMAN   Bantamweight Champions hi] Goes to New York Boy by Judges’ Decision.   LOSER WILL SAIL TODAY FOR A MATCH IN ENGLAND   Title Holder’s Excessive Caution Cost Him Every Chance of Success.

JOE LYNGH WING FROM CHAMPION   Takes Bamtamweight Title from Pete Herman   A DECISION ON POINTS   Extreme Caution of Defender Proves His Undoing—Chal. lenger Has Telling Advantage in Height and Reach— Gains Advantage in Ten of Fifteen Rounds

LYNCH IS NEW BANTAM KING OF THE WORLI   ‘NEW YORK SCRAPPER DETHRONES - PETE HERMAN WINNING TEN  OF 15 ROUNDS

 Daring . Aggressiveness . Wins Him Ten Rounds of Fiften Round Battle.

JOE LYNCH To NOW BANTAM CHAMPION   TOOK TITLE AWAY FROM PETE HERMAN LAST NIGHT.   GETS DECISION ON POINTS   dudges Announce the Verdict After Fifteen Hard Fought Reunds— Drew Better Than Dempsey syct Brennan Did.

WHITE GIRL ASSAULTED WILL LIVE   Youth 16 WhoHeld Gun Pointed at Victim as Black Tore Off Parts of Her Clothes Is Taken Out of lone, ~« *

LITTLE EXCITEMENT FOLLOWS LYNCHING   CAUSED MORE TALK THAN THE RETURN OF MINERS TO WORK   LEADERS AREUNKNOWN   Negro Was Taken From the OffiCers Last Night Follow ng Attack On Gir!   The Girl, Sylvia Brown, 15 Years old, Was Not Seriously Injured By Negro

CAUSED, MORE TALK THAN THE RETURN OF MINERS TO WORK   Negro Was Taken From the Offi. cers Last Night Following Attack On Girl   The Girl, Sylvia Brown, 15, Years eld, Was Not Seriously Injured By Negro

KANSAS HAS ——ALYNCHING   Negro Was Taken From Jai at Mulberry.   ATTACKED 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL   White Boy With Him Removed to Another Jai! During Excitement Yesterday.

Ht FATED SUR   Describes Stay of Crew Under Water for Forty Bours

QUICK EXERCISE DIVE WITH INTAKE VALVE ON ALMOST FATAL TO CREW   Poisonous Gases Escape From Storage Battery, Knocking Sailors Breathless. 2

VALVE AIR INTAKE ON U-5 FAILED 10 CLOSE   Cause of Submarine Accident is Explained in Report From Navy Yard Commandant   STERN WAS OUT OF WATER

GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF SUBMARINE $-5 EXPERIENCE IS GIVEN BY THE CAPTAIN   BOAT WAS MARKING QUICK DIV} FOR EXERCISE WHEN AIR VALVE FAILED TO CLOSE   BOAT SANK TO BOTTOM IN 165 FEET OF WATER-—WATER FY PEFILIFD RY PIWPSK

USING SMALL, ‘HAND TOOL THEY . CUT AN OPENING PROVIDING - ‘THEM WITH FRESH AIR

BADGER GUARD 1S FOURTH   War Department Report Shows Texas Has Largest Amount of Cavairy to Guard Border. _

SUGIALIOTO OFF ALOE VATION IN POLAND, CLAIM   Party in America Goes On Record As Being Opposed To the Polish Party; Dislovalty Is Alleaged.

SOCIALISTS NOT ALL ALIKE   That Party in Poland Doean’t Come  lp to ¥deals of Americans.

GE DEALERS STOP HALLAS ELIVERIE   REPUSED TO DELIVER ICE AS RE; SULT OF MAXIMUM PRICE SET BY ATTORNEY

FRUIT CAN HELD PROWLER   Chicago Woman Checks Interlope: In Basement By Threatening te Throw Can.

SUNDAY’S SISTER GETS A PROWLER   Chivage Wumsn Unce Can of Frekt a Werem sed Hulds lotreader for

MRS, SPOOR HOLDS UP ALLEGED: YEGe   Sister-in-Law .of Billy Sunday “Canned” a Fellow in Basement of Her Home

What Chance Had Intruder? Sunday's Sister On Trail She Captures Him, You Bet

ALBANY A DESERTED CITY   Counsel for Suspended Socialists anal Andiciary Committee Have Returned Home.

ALBANY A DESERTED CITY   Counset for Suspended Socialists and fudieiary Committee Hive Wreineued 116K.

Temperatures Lower in South. west Today—Storm Reported Moving Eastward and Southward.

ARCHB SHOP SAILS FOR IRELAND TODAY   BRITISH PREMIER SAID PRELATE WOULD NOT BE PERMITTED TO LAND IN * TRELAND.

AUSTRALIAN PRELATE SAILS FOR BRITAIN   ARCHBISHOP MANNIX, IRISH FREEDOM ADVOCATE. IGNORES PREMIER'S THREAT   WILD SCENES AT PIER

PART OF QUEENSTOWN CREW WANT HIM AS HONORED GUEST.   Thef Other Portion Threafen te ‘e Strike and Prevent Sailing If ' He Goes At Al, 

AUSTRALIAN PRELATE SAILS FOR IRELAND   Premier of Great Britain Had Stated That He Would Not Be Allowed To Land,

PRO-IRISH PRELATE  SAILED ON BALTIC   ON WAY TO IREL LLOYD- GEORGE :          Yights on Pier and Hysterical Demonstrations Featured Bishop's Departure

ARCHBISHOP. MANNIX OFF FORIRELAND   DE SPI TE ANNOUNCE   That.. He. Would ‘Not . ‘Be - Permitted ‘to: Land. On Trish Sail Because’ of His Expressed ~ Views. On  .- Jrish Ouestion.. - é

“ON THE WAY   Australian Catholic Prelate Starts to Ireland Today.   DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK   Huge Crowd to See Him Go Aboard, Some Against Him But More for Him.

WILDSCENES — TIRE PLAGE fa ANI BOARDS   Australian Archbishop . Bath Cheered and Jeered As HE, Gets Ready to Sail.   PRESIDENT OF IRISH. . “REPUBLIC .IS PRESENT   British Seainen ‘Refuse to Sail lf Prelate Is~Among Passencers. .

“CHECK    Men Shout and Wave Flags; Women Scream Hysterically   Remarkable Demonstration

PRELATE CHEERED AS HE SAILS:-FOR DUBLIN   Australian Arch Bishop To Op - pose Premier.

FAVORS IRISH — INDEPENDENCE   Australian Archbishop Sails From New York - For Ireland

WILD SCENES ON NEW YORK PIER   Accompany the Appearance o! Archbishop Mannix on Board Steamship Baltic.

DESPITE STATEMENT OF BRITISH PREMIER THAT HE SHOULD NOT LAND IK IRELAND MANNIX SAILS

PRO- IRISH PRELATE SAILED ON BALTIC      ON WAY TO IRELAND THO LLOYD-GEORGE SAYS HE CANT LAND   Fights on Pier and Hysterical Demonstrations Featured Bishop's Departure

Mannix Sails   Archbishop Defies’ Lloyc George and Leaves New York for Ireland.

Mannix Sails for Ireland In Defiance to Official -Refusal to Let Him Land

ARCHBISHOP SAILS DESPITE WARNING   s Given Great Ovation a He Sails; Intends to Land in Ireland

BISHOP SAILS 10 IRELAND; BRITISH SAY KEEP AWAY   LLOYD-GEORGE DECLARES HE CAN'T LAND ON IRISH SOIL

QUESTION OF  QUARANTINE   WwW ill Be Decided Today by Horticultural Department Is Said

HORTICULTURAL BOARD TO REPORT ON PINK BOLL WORM QUARANTINE LATE TODAY

PEOPLE STARVING IN THE WAR RIDDEN EUROPEAN NATIONS   Bishop John Nuelsen Paints Im pressive Picture of Conditions Over There      CHILDREN IN DEPLORABLE ~~” STATE IN CENTRAL EUROPI      Relief Work Saves Lives of Millions of Persons

PEOPLE STARVING IN THE WAR RIDDEN EUROPEAN NATIONS   Bishop John Nuelsen Paints Im. . pressive Picture of ‘Condi-. tions Over There   CHILDREN {N DEPLORABLE STATE “IN CENTRAL EUROPI   eT By oR eee Relief Work Saves Lives of Millions of Persons

INDIANS FIND TWO) SAILOR SURVIVORS OF WRECKED BARGE   ‘Only Meager Details of Loss of  Vessel and Probable Death of 21 on Board Are Avyailable.

GOSPEL MEETING OPENS WITH A LARGE AUDIENCE   i The “Big Swede” Chorus Leader ‘and : the Speaker, A. Ki Harper, Dem.  oustrate: Thebr “Ability   AM. E. CHURCH WAS. FILLED TU THE DOORS SUNDAY EVENING      Diseourse Was Along the Line o! Friendship and Those Who Are’ Lnemies of Jesus Christ

BOSPEL MEETING: OPENS WITH A — LARGE AUDIENGI   The. “Big Swede” Chorus ‘Leader ant , the Speaker, “A, A. Harper, Dem-onstrate Their Ability      . E. CHURCH WAS. FILLED ‘TO THE. DOORS SUNDAY -EVENDNG   Discourse Was: Along.the Line 0’ Friendship and Those Who Are Enemies of Jesus Christ.

FASTIDIOUS TASTES RELAMED,   Company Oifteer Explains High Prices fharged Far Sheena.

II RUOOIANG FOUND DEAD UN YACHT GY AU MANIANS   Noted Men and Women, Shot Through Head, Discovered on Vessel at the Mouth of Danube River.   14 MILION RUBLES IN VALUABLES ON BOARD   The Bodies Have Been Identified as Those of the Noted Slav Families of Falzfein and Skadowski.

BODIES OF NOTED AUSSIANS FOUND SHOT IN THE HEAD      Black Sea Tragedy Believed Bue ta the Belshevili. .

ELEVEN SHOT 10 DEATH ON BOARD AFFUGEES YAGHT   Fourteen Milloin Roubles In Treastire Found on Ship With Mysterious Dead   NOTED RUSSIAN FAMILIES   Flee From Bolsheviki But Re' fused Landing and Vessel! Plaything of Storms

ELEVEN GORPotS OF AUSo NOBLES IN WRECKED off  ALL VICTIMS OF BOLSHEVISM   ALL VICTIMS OF BOLSHEVISM   BLACK SEA GIVES UP FRUITS OF AWFUL TRAGEDY

ELEVEN SLAIN RUSSIANS FOUND ON STRANDED SHIP   Rumanian Authorities Are Investigat-. ing Mysterious Tragedy of Bolshevism.

NOTED RUSSIAN REFUGEES KILLED   Members of Two Families in Wreck on Danube   Had Offered Rumanian King ant Queen Asylum Before Revolution

MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF ELEVEN : __.. PROMINENT RUSSIAN CITIZENS IN RUMANIA

11 FOUND SHOT ON STRANDED YACHI   Rich Russian Refugees Forced by Rowmanian Troops to Stav on Wreck.   WOMEN AMONG THE DEAD   Party May Have Committed Suicide After Being Driven From Shore. Were of Noted Families.

DANUBE’S LATEST MYSTERY SHIP WITH ALL ABOARD DEAD   Eleven Members of Prominent Russian Families Are Found and How It Occur. red May Never Be Known.

NOTED AUSOIAN FAMILIES DIE; OFA AYSTERY   Bodies of 11 Found on a Yacht, Each One Shot Through Head.   FLIGHT FROM REDS REVEALED   Landing at Several Points Prevented by Guards  of Rumania.

CONFEREES RESUMED:      Senate and House Managers Me First Wide Difference Over  » Minimum Rates, popge, ge

CONFEREES DISAGREE   DISPLAX WIDE DLFFERENCE ON RATLROAD BILLS.   Question of Fixing Rates For Transportation Partiy By Water and * Partly By Rail Cause Spit.

REACH FIRST DIFFERENCE.   Kail Legislation Conferees Disagrec Over Transportation Rates,

RAIL CONFEREES   First Wide Difference at Con. ference. on Rail Bill Devel~"ops.on Joint Rates...

WORKING ON RR BILL.   House and Senate Confereey Thresh‘ing Out Differences. 

HOPING WEATHER MAN WILL KEEP. SMILINE   Everybody Wants Thanksgiving Toincrow to be Fine Day 4

HOPING WEATHER RIAN WIL KEEP SMILING   Everybody Wants Taanksgiving Tomoruw to be Kine Day

CHEATS CHAIR BY ~ TAKING OWN LF   “Garl Iverson, Murdreer 0 Cleveland Police Sergeant, Hangs Self,

PRISONER HANGS SELF iN JAIL   Man Charged With Murdering Cleveland Policeman Ends Life

$60 FOR GIRLS LOST BEAUT!   Uncle Sam Allows Ger. man Woman Com= pensation

GERMANS, PRESEKT. MARY, - CLAIMS AGAINST I;   Damage: by ‘Army of Ocaupa  tion Mounting : to- Huge  Fieure Germans Cain.   DEMANDS EXTORTIONATE

WiLL MOVE MONDAY.   City Offices Will Be Installed in Cit Buitdinge.

WILL MOVE MONDAY.      City Offlees Will Bé Insialted in City . BE ‘ime,

EBERT SENDS ULTIMATUM TO REDS IN RUKR-DISTRICT 10 RECOGNIZE HIS GOVERNMENT

Coats Not So Narrow And A Trifle Longer Tight Fitting Suit Of. War Days Is Passe “Tooth Pick” Lane! Has Been Discarded   rae neers ITO CREEK

DEFICIT OF OVER MILLION . IN REPUBLIGAN TREASUR'      Available Funds Fall Short: o! Reaching Amount It Cost to Elect Harding,   REPORT TO BE FILED

SITUATION IN GERMANY SAID 10 BE SERIOUS   Spartacans Prepared To Wage Lengthy Civil  Warfare.

CONDITIONS DESCRIBED AS SERIOUS: BERLIN VIRTUALLAN ARMED CAMP: CIVIL WAR IN THE MINING REGION   Spartacans Mass Great Army in the Ruhr District in Preparation for a Battle With Gov ernment Forces

TROOPS READY OR BATTLE IN HUA DISTRICT   Berlin Armed Camp as Food Supply Grows Short; General Strike Called in Munich.

TOLL OF GERMAN DEAD NOW 8,000; $50 IN BERLIN   Center of Civil War Now Shifts to Ruhr Industrial District   SPARTACANS GAINING   “ARIS POINTS OUT THAT GERMAN INVASION OF RUHR IS FIRST TREATY VIOLATION   ifiy Associated Press Leased Wire.)

SERLIN PRESENTS SCENE — OF BELEAGURED CAPITAL   Two Crack Regiments of Govern ment Troops Are Defeated in Pitched Battle on Rhine   SITUATION CANNOT BE PAINTED TOO ‘BLACK DECLARES DEFENSE MINISTER

BERLIN APPEARS LIKE ARMED CAMP   Food Supply Short And Sangui nary Fighting is Frequent.

RUHR DISTRICT SCENE OF FIGHTING WITH BIG LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES   Twenty Radicals are Killed in Moabit Quarter and 24 Others Executed— Situation Throughout GermanyGrowing Worse—Capital’s Food Supply Low.

GERMAN SITUATION SERIOUS   Conditions Cannot Be Painted Too Black Says Official.

PEACE YET FAR AWAY FROM GERMANY   Worst Condition tn Rukr District Where Spartacans flave Large Armed Force.   GREAT UNREST IN BERLIN   GREAT UNREST {[N BERLIN  Labor and Goverament Cansot Agree—8,000 killed Siace the Revolt Began.

EIGHT THOUSAND RILLED SING BEGINING OF REGENT REVOLT   Spartacan Forces in Ruhr Valley Industrial District Number Between Twenty and Forty Thousand, Well Equipped With Guns and Ammunition.

CONDITIONS IN GERMANY ARE DESCRIBED AS TTR EMELY SERIOUS.   Situation in Berlin “Bad” Says Official—Volunteers Overpowered by Spartacans and Bodies Mutilated —Reports from Other  le Gorptinng °° 9°

GERMANY COOLS OFF BUT SLOWLY   Southern and Eastern, Sections Quiet; Red Forces Well Sup‘plied with Cannon.

“You Cannot Paint Conditions Too Black,” Says War Ministry Official.  i ies il es hatin ee st   Spartacans Overpower Company In Berlin—Kill and Mutilate Officers.

The Reds are Getting Stronger in Fight on Goveroment,   CAN'T PAINT IT TOO BLACK   This is The Declaration ut Aa Oificial of The Ministry ol Defense.

EBERT BACK IN CAPITAL   But the Disorders Incident To the Revolution Are Not Yet Abated   COUNTRY IS LIKE A GREAT ARMED CAMP

§,000 DEATHS SO FAR IN PRESENT GERMAN OUTBREAI   Eight Hundred and Fifty Killed in Berlin; Spartacans Control Ruhr District.

EIGHT THOUS SAND. KILLED    Nearly a Thousand Killed In Berlin Alone, Says Dispatch.

Many Cities  Where Loyal Forces Are Making Headwa\  850 KILLED IN BERLIN  een cme  Leipsic is Seene of The Greates Slaughter Due to Uprising Of Radicals.   Equilibrium of The Ebert Rul: Being Restored Everywhere

8,000 KILLED IN~ GERMAN REVOLT   Troops from Silesia Reach Ruhr District and Battle Is Expected.   70,000 IN SPARTAGAN. ARMY   Negotiations Between Officials and Workere interrupted by Increase in Demands of Labor— U, &, Steps Food Shipments,

BATTLE LOOMS WITH REDS IN RUHR VALLEY   Dead in German Civil War Num. hers 8,060; Situation “As Bad ‘As Can Be Painted;” Berlin 3s Armed Camp; Much Fighting

BERLIN LIKE ARMED CAMP   Other Sections of Germany Quieting. Down But More ' Trouble Is Feared.   VIRTUAL CIVIL WAR IN RUHR DISTRICTS

CONDITIONS WORSE THRUQUT GERMANY   CAN'T BE PAINTED TOO BLACK CORRESPONDENT TOLD BY MINISTER.   EGOTIATIONS ARE HALTED   [t Is Said Effort of Ebert Gov. ernment to Reach Agreement With Workers Came  to Naught.

~ REVOLUTION ; ARE TRAITORS   “Ebert, Back in Berlin, Says They are the Same Groups That Always Desired War.   SOME MAY BE EXECUTED   Strikers Going Back to Work. and State of Siege in That City Has Been Raised, Editors Arrested,

BERLIN STILL ARMED CAMP; EBERT RULES   Sanguinary Figt ighting Occurs. at Intervals in the eS Suburbs   CIVIL WARFARE IN INDUSTRIAL PARTS

CLASH MAY COME . AT ANY MOMENT   Ebert Government Now Preparing To Surround Communist Troops — and Force Surrender. _

RTACAN FORCES IN RUHR VALLEY STRONG   'Said to Number Between 20,00  and 40,000 Well Armed and  Experienced Troops.  }   CONDITIONS IN REPUBLIC CONTINUE IN BAD STATE   Ebert Government Using Troops Freely in Effort to Check Growth of Sovietism.   PEACE TREATY IS VIOLATED   Occupation of Ruhr District Is is  Direct Violation of Ver t sailles Pact.

OVER 20,000 SPARTACANS PLAN FIGHT   Ruhr District Will be Scene of Conflict Tomorrow, 2c Roaliaf   ARE WELL ORGANIZED   8,000 PERSONS HAVE BEEN KiLLED IN THE FIGHTING IN GERMANY

ILESIAN TROOPS REACH RUHR DISTRICT TO MEET RED ARMY   Bérlin Food Supply is Short and Frequent Clashes Be tween Troops and Spartacans In Suburbs—Civil War In Ruhr District.

Opposing Armies Drawn Up for Battle in Territory _ Adjacent to Allied Occupational Zone.—Food  Supply at Capital Short. — Sanguinary Fighting in Suburbs.   By Acencinted Pracc.

OFFICIALS PAINT BLACK PICTURE OF CONDITIONS IN NATION   _Fear.of Spread-of Communist: Movement is Giving Muc Worry to Ebert Government in the German Capital.

ARMED CAMP IN BERL; FADD Hn.   THOUSANDS OF PROMENAD. ERS, SUNDAY: VIEW WIRE ENTANGLEMENTS.

RED SOVIETS STILL STRONG IN GERMANY   Ebert Says Situation Is Very Serious.   WORKERS DEMANDING MUCH   Government Is « Concentrating Troops and Bioody Battles Are Expected.

Impossible to Paint Conditions  Throughout Germany Too “  Black, He Says.    BERLIN STATUS IS SAID t  TO BE BAD BY OFFICERS    Company of Volunteers Overpow‘ered By Spartacans and  Officers Killed.   TWO SECTIONS ARE QUIET   Both Sonthern and Eastern Por. tions of Republic Are Not Affected.

SENTENCE 2 YANKS IN CHINA   U. S. Soldiers Get Twenty Years for Attempted Murder.

2? YANKS SENTENCED IN CHINA   Soldiers Get 20 Years for Attempted Murder of Money Changer at Tien Tsin.

AWFUL! CLOTHES ” BURN UP WHILE. . TIOMEN, SWIM      Marinette Matrons - we Left in Dreadful — ‘Piieht -

CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS.  INVESTIGATION DESPITE PROSECUTOR'S PROTESTS   \Interruptions Will Not Be Tolerated;  Jurors Are to Be Held Over as : Special Body on Inquisition  INO OUFSTION OF 1 AW- TURIST

KANSAS CITY STAR HAS FIRE   eT ; Several Threousand Dollars’ Damare ;  ; Done to Boilding.

BIG RAILROAD LOAN "HAS BEEN APPROVEL   Eight Western Companies-to Be Given $26,75,000 to Finance Improvements.

LATONIA STAKES TODAY      Many Out-of-Town Horsemey in Cincinnati,

CONVICT A FORMER GOVERNOR   dJuriora at Montpelier Hold Graham of Vermont Is Guilty of Embezzlement.

FORMER GOVERNOR IS GUILTY   Vermont Jury Convicts Horace F. Gra. : ham of Embezzlement.

FORMER PARTNER OF ELWELL SAYS HE HAS TOLD ALL   Arrest Predicted by District Attorney Apparently Fizzles Out

ONE UFHIGE  NILLED: 24D BADLY HURT BY BANDITS   Bandits Disarmed Burbank Men After Having Been Surprised   OFFICERS ARE SHOT WITH OWN WEAPONS   Suspect Is Arrested a Few Hours After Shooting; Denies His Guilt

SOVIET TROOPS: ENTER SOKOLOW   ‘he Bolsheviki Advance on Northern Front to. the -Narew River.

CONCEDES COCCHI _ SLEW RUTH GRUGER   Attorney Contends Accused Was Crazed.

BONUS BILL PASSES HOUSE.   it is Now in the Senate tor Farthe Copstderation,

RECORD PRICE FOR POTATOES   Thirty-five Thousand Beshels Find a Market in Texas.

TO DECORATE PERSHING   Gen Fayelle to ‘Confer Medaille Militaire on American

HONOR PERSHING’S MEN,   France Confers Medal Upon Versh. {ine for Vator of Mls Troops.

Gas Radiator System. Installed At  City Hall’ Fight Years Ago No ‘Longer Fanctionis/*" Board, Hears Of Tree Trimpiing Efiisode “

HEATING PROBLEM 1S MATTER REQUIRING ATTENTION. OF  TRUSTEES   Gas Radiator System Installed At City Hall Eight Years Ago No Longer Functions; Board Hears Of Tree Trimming Episode

JOHN 0. RYAN A LOYAL ~ AND FAITHFUL SERVAN   BAKER DEFENDS RECORD OF MONTANA MAN IN WAR AND HOPES SHAFTS OF MALICE WiLL NOT FIND THE MARK

FOR PREPAREDNESS BUTHOPES WAR WILL NEVER AGAIN COME   America Relinquished Positior as Moral Leader When Country Lost Its Nerve.   SECRETARY BAKER APPEALS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Has No Complaint to Make of Commitiees Investigating War Expenditures, but It Would be Wise Not to Take Some Things Emanating From That Seurce Teo Seriously.

EDITOR DESERTS HARDING FOR COX   Hamilton Holt, Disgustes With League Stand, Quits G. O. P.

HAMILTON HOLT 1S. STANDING BY LEAGUE   NOTED AMERCAN EDITOR SAY: HARDING'S PURPOSE: TO SCRAP LEAGUE APERONT  TO PEOPLE

DORSEY SECOND IN SENATORIAL CONTEST, ~ WALKER CLOSE SECOND IN COVERNOR’S RACI   NAPIER, ‘MLENDON TRAMMELL -S SMITH-AND 5 ~- BLOODWORTH ARE: SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES      Congressmen From Alt Districts Appear to Have Won on The Face of Returns So Far Received From Their Districts, According to Figures as Compiled.

DORSEY SECOND IN SENATORIAL CONTEST, ~-.. WALKER CLOSE SECOND IN GOVERNOR’S RACE

PLAN TO HURRY  LEGIOLATION ON PINK BULL WORM   PROPOSE CONFERENCE COMMIT TEE TO MAP OUT BILL;  INVESTIGATION PLANNED,

WILL FIL VACANCDIES   Tennessce Governor Calls Special Election Before Suffrage Vote.

‘SPECIAL ELECTIONS ORDERED    Vacancies im Tenneanee Legislature

U. S. FLEET TO S. AMERICA   Atlantic and Pacific Divisions to Make Joint Cruise in February, It Is Announced.

FLEETS TO MAKE JOINT TRIP TO SOUTH AMERICY   Announce Cruise To Be Taken Next ‘February.

Galli-Curci Announces She Will Save for Day When Doilar Is 100 Cents.

SOPRANO TRIES THRIFT   Galli-Curci Announces She Will Save for Day When Dollar Is 100 Cents.

SEVEN KILLED, SCORE INVURED IN CYCLONE I SASKATCHEWAN   Many Homes and Other Buildings Are Splintered by “Twister”   Dy wiser.  ALAMADA DISTRICT HIT  One Town Partly Shattered; Storm’s Path Two Miles Wide.

CANADIAN “TWISTER”  KILLS /   Towns in Southeastern Saskat chewan Visited By Cyclone Causing Heavy Loss in Life and Property.

Twister Slrikes Near Winne peg and Sweeps Throuih Soullicastern  Saskalche wan With Great Fury.

SEVEN KILLED IN. ~ACYGLONE THAT SWEPT CANAD:   Southwestern Saskatekan Visited by Twister Late Friday.   WIRES ARE DOWN DETAILS LACKING   Alameda District One of The Hardest Hit—Towns Partially Destroyed.

rIVE MEN HELD HELD, ACCUSED OF BIG THEFTS OF SILK   Loot From Cars in Year Totals Millions, Police

= es  RUSSIAN REDS DRIVEN BACK IN PANIC SAY POLES   Latest Attack by Defenders of Poland Goes Much to Their Liking.

SIX BELOW ZERO, SIOUX GIT)   Cold Wave Hits Northwestern Part ot the State Last Night With Full Force

SIOUX CITY HAS COLDEST WEATHER   Registered 6 Below This MerningMilder jn East Part of the State

VIOLENCE BREAKS “OUT AGH HE ~~ GIN OF BROOKLYN   Fire Discovered In String Of Elevated Cars, Report.

VIOLENCE FEATURES BROGKLYN STAIK!   Elevated Cars Set on Fire, Re. sulting in Damage Estimated at C0000.

RENEWAL OF PARLEY BETWEEN POLES AND RUSSIANS HOPED FOF   Washington Watches Closely Developments in Russian Polish Trouble.

Large Forces Working Night anc Day to Strengthen City’s Fortifications   Was Sounded by the Paria Newspapers of Today.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   POLISH GOV. FLEES U.S. IS IN DANGER FRENCHMAN SAYS

SULLIVAN COUNT) GAVE. — $97,000 FOR RELIE   LACKED ONLY SMALL SUM OE - ‘BEING 190 PER CENT IN © WAR DONATIONS

CIRCUS ELEPHANT CAUSED PAN. IC IX CROWD AT SALINA.   Tossed ‘Wild Animat Cages Throug! Air—Poison Increased His Kage, But Repeated Volleys From  Army Rifles Reached Mark.

AQOVER A “LIBERAL”   Former Food Director Not tn ¥, §. Long Envagh te Know Party, © elk: Ebicaeen

HUOVER OBJECT Ur ATTACK BY SENATOR REED   Missourian Renews His As. saults on the Former Food Administrator.   GOES BACK INTO ANCIENT HISTORY FOR AN ISSUE   ‘Main Charge Against Hoover  is That He is Friend of  England.

HOOVER   WAS GO-BETWEEN COL. HOUS! AND ENGLAND   in the Negotiations Preceding the War, Said Senator Reed.

CHARGES HOOVER WITH TOO MUCH SYMPATHY FOR BRITISH GOVERNMEN   SENATOR REED OF MISSOUR LAUNCHES ATTACK AGAINST HOOVER'S BIG BOOM,

SENATOR REED ATTACKS HOOVER AS BRITISH AIDE   Missourian Dares Any  Senator To Demand Investigation OfPre-War Deeds.

HOOVER BOOM FOR PRESIDENT RAPED AY SENATAR REET   Missourian Declares It Is SelfPromoted and “Aspirant’s” Nomination Will Put Finishing Touch to League.

ISays He Was Go-Between: For House and British and Says His Self-Inflated Boom: For Presidency is Worthy. of Investigation. e

SAYS HOOVER WAS HOUSE'S GO-BETWEEN   SENATOR REED MAKES VIGOROUS ATTACK ON FOOD EXPERT IN THE SENATE. q   So Close to the British Government that He was Convenient Alegsenger.

EN, REED UALS BUME AT ROOVER POLITICAL BOOM   Food Administrator Charged With Being “Go Between” for English Officials.

SENATOR IN HOT ATTACK ON FOOD HEAD   Says League ue .of Nations With Hoover President Would End Sovereignty   N. ¥. DINNER TARGET      Viscount Grey Present at Lamcheon Where Boom Was Started

PRESIDENTIAL BOOM TARG'/ FOR SENAT:R   Hoover’s Election «7 ould Mean Surrender tc’ > Ags , land, Is: Charge.   DARES INVESTIGATION OF ‘MAN UNDER FIRE’

ATTACKS HOOVER   ‘ ee “ : Reed Calls Him a Go Between Houst and Officials.

Senator Reed Scores Herbert Hoover; Calls Him “Gentleman From London’   In Vigorous Attack Food Commissioner is Declared to Be a “Go-Between for Great Britain”—Calls Presidential Boom “Self-Promoted.”

ASSAILS RELATIONS OF HOOVER WITH BRITISH   Senator Reed Launches Attack Against Boom for Former Food Administrator

Senator Reed Jumps on Hoover      Charger That He Was the “Go Between," Between British High Officials and Col House Previous to C.S, Entrance Into the War.

SENATOR REED SCORES HOOVER INU. S, SENATI   Declares He Was Go-Betweer Col. House and Great .  Britain

DEGLARC HUUVER {0 BRITISHER   CALLS HIM ‘ GO-BETWEEN.’   Challenges Members of Senate To Investigate if Necessary

Missouri Senator Delivers Caus tic Address on . Qualification: of Food Administrator As Candi date for Chief Executive

Senator Reed Declares the Former Food Chief Has ’ Never Voted in . America.   SUGGESTS CREEL FOR HIS RUNNING MATE   “Buys Two Newspapers to » Keep From Being Boomed for the Presidency.”

BOOM IS ATTACKED bY REED   peed of Missouri Again Gets In Limelight by Making Charges Against Former Food Administrator   CALLED ‘GO-BETWEEN’ FOR ENGLAND BEFORE 1917   Warns Lodge Regarding Re publican Nominee for Presidents Urges Wallingford

MADE ATTACK ON HOOVER   Said Head of Food Ad. ministration Used  As a Go-Between

Declares Him a Go-Between Col House and the British  Government.   HAS SELF PROMOTED BOOM   Misscuri Senator Says Anyone Doubts it May Have An  Investigation.

REED ASSAILS HERBERT HOOVER — —-AS‘AGET RICH QUICK’; SAYS HE I$ CLOSE TO BRITISH GOVT,      Proposes J. Rufus Wallingferd -s Onmasite Candidate.—Declares He Never Voted in the United’ States.—Challenges  {Nsproof ot Statements.

SENATOR JIM REED ATTACKED HOOVEE   CHARGED THAT HE FORMEL CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.

REED OAS HOOVER WAS GO-BETWEEN FOR U. O.-BRITISH   Acted ‘for Col. House Prior te America Entering War, Is” Senator’s Charge.   “SELF-PROMOTED BOOM FOR PRESIDENT” ASSAILED   Challenge Issued to Members t Introduce Resolution for Probe of Claim.

DECLARES HOOVER S BRITISHER   Senator Reed Launches New Charge-----This Time it is Against Hoover.   ICALLS HIM “ GO-BETWEEN.”   Challenges Members of Senat To Investigate if Necessary

ibe Bh         Speaking at Akron, Declares There Is No “Senate Oligarchy” and No Group of Men Could Control Him as President, -

GROUP OF MEN TO CONTROL IM IF HE IS SENT TO WHITE HOUSE. OHIO SENATOR AVERS   Senate Oligarchy Exists, Candidate Aserts; Only Promise He Made Outside of arty’s Platform Is for Organization of a *ederal Department of Public Welfare.

UNPLEDGED AND UNBOSSED GAYS, HARDING   Declares No Group of Mer Will Control Him If Elected President.

HARDING RENEWS CHALLENGE. SHOW INCONSISTENE'   Says America is Healing, Not Breaking the Heart of the World.   RESTATES HIS POSITION AS TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Does Not Want to be Presi. dent Unless He is Given a Republican Congress to Translate Promises Into Legislative Enactment.

b.0.P. CANDIDATE'S REPLY 10 SENATE OLIGARCHY CHARGE   Renews Challenge to Democrats to Show Inconsistency on League Issue.

NOBODY IS HOLDING STRINGS--HARDING   Nominee Declares He is Unbossed and Unpledged—-No Senate Rinoe in Control

FREEST MAN EVER   Hard ng Deciare; 3's Not Can didate of Any Giique.   “UNPLEDGED” AND “UNGER

UNPLEDGED AND UNBOSSED, SAYS G. 0,-P, NORINEE   ‘Delivers Stirring Address at Ak. ron Unequivoedlly Outlining His Policies.   NO SENATE: OLIGARCHY

HARDING QUITE ramet :        HINTS IT MAY GO TO TOPHET   FLAT SELFISH POLICY IS OPENLY ADVOCATED BY SENATOR.

HINTS IT MAY GO TO TOPHET      FLAT SELFISH POLICY IS OPENLY ADVOCATED BY SENATOR.

No ASS"   Denies Existence of “Senate Oligarchy” — Again Defies Foes to Show He Is Inconsistent on League.

EUROPE’S SITUAT ATION.      King Albert Tells Rio Janeiro That  the Old World Must Have Help at tha Naw,

EUROPE’S SITUATION,   King Albert Tells Rio Janeiro That the Old World Must Have Help  ff 4b. Blaney

TO TRAINMEN   Award of Railway Labor Board ‘Was Announced by Members Tuesday.   AVERAGE 20 TO 27 PERCENT   ‘Heads of Raitway Unions Meeting in Chicago to Discuss Awards.

BiG INCREASE TO TRAINMEN   Award of Railway Labor Board Was Announced by Memhers Tuesday.   AVERAGE 20 TO 27 PERCENT   Heads of Railway Unions Meeting in Chicago to Discuss Awards.

BELIEVED AT PEAR   THE FLU IN CHICAGO THOUGIV TO. BE AT FURNING POINT.   The Contagion Has Appeared in Otiaev Parts of Country.   “Death of Relative.

BELIEVED. AT PEAK   TH. r Lv IN. c Hic AGO Thot Gui TOL BE AT TU R NING PpIN'r.      its Of. or arts of Country, of  The Cpiit agion- Has Vppe:

‘Shipping’ Saved by Routing It __Clearof :Them He Deola pes.   CO.OPERATION OF “DEPARTMENT REFUSED   Admiral Presents Cablegrams :..Announcing Departure of . First Raiders.

MORE SHIPS SHOULD HAVE GONE ABROAD   \ll Available Forces Ought to Have Been Concentrated in European Waters Inctead of Being Kent Here.

HERBERT HOOVER _ TESTIFIES TO-DAY   Called by Rear Admiral Sims to Support te Latter’s Navy Charges”   NAVY WAS NOT EFFECTIVE!   In Winning War According to Sims, Who Gives Day to the Committee

SHIPPING SAVED BY ROUTING SHIPS CLEAR OF GERMAN U-BOATS   Saved More Tonnage Than Any Other Measure, Sims te.ls Senate Committee

KEEPING EYE ON -SUBMARINES WAS  IMPORTANT WORE   Sims Tells Investigating Com mittee It Proved More Ef+ fective Than Any Other Single Factor

Kept Many Warshi 9S Thi ‘Side of ‘Atlantic, He ‘Tells ‘Senators.

AMERICAN GOAaT NOT THREATENED BY SUBMARINES   Sims Says Germany Startec Rumor to Keep U. S. Navy at Home.   ALLIES TRACKED U-BOATS

OTP oAUED BY PROPER ROUTING   And Keeping Track of German Subs, Says Sims   WAS MORE EFFECTIVE   Than Any Other Defense Against Subsea Pirates— Could Depend Upon Keeping Reasonably Accurate Track of ‘Subs—Cablegram Announcing Departure

HUNS ‘WORKED’ NAVY HEADS BY FALSE REPORTS OF SUBMARINES   Sims Says Departmen! Fell for German Propaganda Rumors.

KEEPING TRACK OF SUBMARINES SAVED SHIPS, SIMS SAYS   Admiral Reads Numerous Mes. sages to Support Charges Navy Failed to Give Effective Support in War.

PROPAGANDA HAD To EFFECT ON NAV, DEPARTMENT   Too Many Vessels Kept in Home Waters During Early Days of War, Sims Says.   EFFECTIVE SUPPORT WAS NOT GIVEN TO THE ALLIES   Testimony Will be Interrupted Today to Allow Appearance of Herbert Hoover, Whom Admiral Destred to he Called to Sabstantiate Statements About Food Situation in Burope,

EXPLAINS WARFARE: ~ARAINST BOATS      Says Deparlment Had Miscoiiception of Problem,   SIMS. STILL TESTIFYING:

MUCH SHIPPING SAVED BY SUBMARINE DRIVES   Accurate Account of All Under water Craft, at Sea Was Kept, Sims Declares

ANY SuPD LOST WHEN NO CONVO   Rear Admiral Sims Says Navy Department Had “Fundamental Misconception” Regarding U-Boats   Best Method Giving Safely fer Vessels Was Through Warcraft.Near Europe

PATOKA TOWNSHIP FARMERS MEETING   NEXT MEETING 1S SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 20TH AT THE COURT HOUSE

BIG LEAGUE SEASON GETS STARTED TODA’   Marathon Race to Pennantville Is Formally Inaugurated, With Eight Games in the Two

Ice Cream Social  TOMORROW EVENING, JUNE 22 it T. L. ¥. PB. S. Club Hall, Bighith  amnal Bamte aren Géeatianweeda   Martha Washingon Chpater

Negro Fall Festival Thursday Night True Eleven Hall   Martha Washingon Chpater

Singer Held in Murdei   Cabaret Artist Drives To Bot evue Hospital With Body Of Unknown

CABARET SINGER HELD   Wanted for tnvestigalion of Murder of Unkauown Man Whom She Drove  to Bellevuo Hospital,

A DEAD BODY IN HER AUTOMOBILE   CABARET SINGER: SPRINGS SEN. SATION IN NEW YORK.   LOVE “LED TO ‘HER MURDER   Evidence Shows that Repulsed and . Maddened by Infatuation, Gelasler Killed New York Bankers Wife and Then Himself.

XN. L ROLDON MAIMED.   Met With Accident at. Oakés Factors Tuesday Morning.

\. L. BOLDON MAIMED.   Met With Accident at Oakes Factory Tuesday Morning,

Capture By Villa of Chas. Haeglir   Mextco Urged to Jake Steps to Have Prisoner Itelcased at Once—He fs Url Bor Ranson.

Capture By Villa of Chas. Haeglir   Mexico Urged to ‘Fake Steps ta Have Prisoner Relzased at Once-—o is Heald For Riupson.

CIVIL WAR VETERANS AT INDIANAPOLIS   Thousands Are Attending th Fifty-Fourth Encampment of G. A. R.

Lever Act Is Unconstitutional   ee aed ae Pittsburgh Judge Holds Sec tion Violates Constitution.

HOLDS PART CF LEVER ACT UNCONSTITUTIONA      Federal Judge Rules Agains Section Four, Considered Heart Of The Law.

JUDGE DECLARES LEVER AGT 1 NOT CONSTITUTIONAL   Government’s. Petition For Order For Removal Dismissed.

HOLDS PORTION GF LEVER ACT TO BE INVALIE   United States Judge Frees Tri Of Railroad Men Indicted.

Pittsbargh Judge Attacks Vatidity of Fourth Section of the Lever Aet,.

IRELAND COMES BACK TO FLOOR OF Uj. §. SENATE   Solons Observe Eve of the Holiday by Debating  Irish Question.

NEW REOERTATION 1D AGREED UPON BY REPUBLICAN   Is Intended to Replace th More Definite Pledges of Article Ten Qualification.   GENERAL DECLARATION OF INTERNATIONAL POLICY   United States Would View With dirave Concern Any Future Upheaval Threatening the Peace and Freedom of Europe—Ratitication Vote Expected Friday or Saturday,

RESERVATION ON QUESTION IS PROPOSEL   Although Not Pledging Support of U. S. in Future Conflicts, Plan Would Give Evidence of Vital Interest by Nation.

NEW TREATY RESERVATION ADOPTED BY  REPUBLICANS   ‘Grave Concern’ at Wat Threat Expressed by U.S.   Is G.O. P, LIMIT  OF CONCESSIONS   Takes Place of More Definite Pledges of Article X.

REPUBLICANS SETTLE ‘ ON NEW RESERVATION   Text Embodies General Declara. tion of International Policy Acceptable to the United States

5 CLAIM AAD   ©. P. Leaders Say the arr Call on Ratification Will Show a Total Close +r, Necessary Number,   NEW RESERVATION TO SUPPLANT ARTICLE 10   General Declaration of International Policy Agreed tc By Republicans May Be Incerted in Pact,

NEW PHRASEOLOGY FOR ARTICLE 10 MAY GET TREATY ACTION   Declaration On International Policy Said to Be Final Compromise Effort   By Incorporation of Clause That United States Will Viev With Grave Concern Any Upheaval Threatening th Peace and Freedom of Europe Republicans Hope t Secure Enough Democratic Support to Ratify.

HOW U.S. MIGHT BREAK ISOLATION   Declaration Offered to Take Place of Article X

0 GRAVE CONGERA   Sev ee hie, 4 SB, OA Ft oe LUROPEAN TROUBLES.   "  :  fieservations -For Article  Presented to Senate Vesterday.  io

ENATE WOULD OEAVE NOTICE ON EUROPEANS   THAT '. S. WILL REGARD WITH GRAVE CONCERN FUTURE WARS OVER THERE.   Dav Svrent In Fruitless Discussions Of All Sorts of Things Said To Bear On Treaty.

PROPOSAL TO BREAK SENATE'S  DEADLOCK   Would View With “Grave Concern” Any Future Upheaval Threatening Peace _ and Freedom of Europe   FINAL WORD IS GIVEN THROUGH NEW MOVES   Would Give Evidence of Nation’s Vital Interest Re+ garding Conditions

WOULD LIMIT U. 3. ACTION IN EUROPE   NEW TREATY CLAUSE BLOCKS ART. X PLEDGES OF ARMED INTERVENTION   MORE SUPPORT FOR ANTIS   Claim Further Weakening of Administration Forces—-Vote on Saturday.

b..P. PRESENT ANOTHER PLAN 1 HATIFY TREAT}   Draft Would Include International Policy eof U.S   WRITTEN BY LENROOT

-Declares United States Would “View With “Grave. Concern” Upheavals: in Europe.         WILL BE PRESENTED AS . TREATY REVERSATION      Ratification Roll Call on the > Treaty Expected -by Fri- dav or Saturday.

PROPOSES U.S. REASSURE EUROPE   New Republican Reservatio For “Considering Action” If European Peace Is Menaced   Step to Win Democratic Aid On Treaty—Walsh Pleads For Subject Nations

ANOTHER NIGHT SESSION   Rumors of Winning Combinations Ex. plode When Votes Are Counted— ; McAdoo Leads With 399, Cox Close Second With 380.

TO PROBE PRICE INCREASES.   Federal Agents Told to Investigate Combinations of Dealers.

TO PROBE COAL PRICES   Palmer Orders Federal ‘District At *ornevs to Watch Dealers.

AL COMBINE TQ BE PROBET   PALMER CHARGES REPORTED ’ RE-SALES USED TO AVOID PROFITEERING

Attorney General Begins Investigation of Alleged Dealers Conspiracy.

INVESTIGATION OF GOAL PRIGES   Attorney General Will Lool Into Alleged Conspiracy of Dealers.

S Sowa ee ow Wt Get tae  Of Conspiracies to Increase Coal Prices

[RADE PRACTICES RAISING RATES TQ GONSUMERS WILL BE BARRED AND WASTE ELIMINATED

YEAR'S BIG-MUSIC EVENT TOMORROW   MINNEAPOLIS ORCHESTRA WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS AT K. U.   HAVE FOUR SOLOISTS   Programs of the Two Concerts Were Announced Today by Dean H. L. Butler

MINNEAPOLIS ORCH ESTRA WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS AT K. U.   HAVE FOUR SOLOISTS   Programs of the Two Concerts Were Announced Today by Dean H. L. Butler

PEACE TREATY .  TO BE SIGNED  INSTANTLY IF  AM ELECTED   This Means, if G. O. P. Wins An Extra Session After Inauguration March 4, ’21   END OF WILSON PLAN   This Plan of Republicans Presupposes Clean Sweep In November Elections

QUEK ACTION 5 RD GATEL   For Important Legislation If Republican President’ and Congress are Chosen.   A SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS LIKELY   Declaration of Peace Probabie and Enactment of Republican Tariff is Expected.

Acceptance Speech lnterpreted to Mean Extra Session of Congress After March 4, If R e publican Presidential Candidate Is Elected.

ALMOST AT STANDSTILD.      aes a  Practically: Every Coal Mine in a ‘ : State is Idle +

ALMOST AT STANDSTILL   Practically Every Coal Mine in the State is Idle. -

CLASH WITH CZECHO-SLOVAKS   General Semer.off Demands That Rus. sian High Command Be Permitted to Pass S!cvak Lines.

TWO YANKS SHOT 1H RUSS CLASH      U. S. Stherian Force Captures 55 Semenoff Men In Fight, Kill Five.

YANKS FALL IN SIBERIS   Detachment of Russians Captured i Clash in Which Two Ameri cans are Killed.

Too Much Drudgery Is Chief Cause Is Verdict In Uncle Sam's Survey   Reasons Assigned For Failure of Farm To Attract Are Presented

RESULTS OF NATION WIDE FARM HOME SURVEY      Expert Who Directed Work Believes She Has Found How to Keep Girls on Farm.

WOMEN ON THE FARM DON'T GET A SQUARE DEAL “SAYS AG. DEPT   Survey of Over 10,000 Farm Homes Makes Many Start Inne Dieclosures   HOURS ARE TOO LONG   They Work Over 13 Hrs. In Summer and Have Too  Many Tasks All Year

SURVEY SHOWS: HOW 10 KEEP ~ GIRL ON FARM   Conducted by U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture on nation-wide scale

LOOKING TO. THE FOTURE   This Seemed To Be The View 6 Secretary Danlete at First,      HESITATED: TO:-SEND “SHIPS   Admiral Sims. Tells.“ Committes of THe Lock: of Help, ol The: Naval Department:

THREE MONTHS BEFORE NAVAL pnLicY KNOWN   Admiral Sims Offers More Documentary Evidence in Support of Charaes.

Main Body Held Back for Pos sible Eventualities, Sim:  Says, in Testimony Criticis ing Policy.

SIMS STILL TALKING   SAYS U. 8. LOOKED FOR NEW WAR IN 1917.   Admiral’s Testimony Before the Sen. ate Committee Reveals the Navy Department's Policies.

NAVY DESIRED 10 KEEP MAIN FORGE HOME, SIMS SAYS   First Cablegram of Policy Sent Him Three Months After U. S. Entered the Conflict.   DEPARTMENT WILLING TO SEND MINOR SHIPS FIRS’   Co-Operation Conditioned Firs' on Home Defense, Next on U. S. State After War.

NAVY EXPOSURE — GROWING WARM   Sims Tells Senate Committee Daniels Waited Three Months to State Plans.   HOOVER TO TESTIFY

U.S. NAVY HELD BULK OF FORCE IN HOME WATERS   WAS GUARDING AGAINST CONTINGENCIES, CABLEGRAM SAID.

NAVY WAS HELD UP . FEARING NEW WAR   Sj  Sims Says Fleet Was Held Back by U. S.   Admiral Produces Department Mes sages Indicating Such Belief at Senate Hearing.

LOOKED FOR NEW WAR   Sims Says Fleet Was Held Back by U. S.   Admiral Produces Department Mes sages Indicating Such Belief at Senate Hearing.

GUARDING HOME FIRST THOUGHT OF NAVAL HEADS   ‘Admiral Sims Continues Testis moay Showing America Was Slow Entering the War.   CALLS POLICY ASTOUNDING   Was to Send Only Minor Forces to Europe—Herbert Hoover Will Testify.

TO CALL HOOVER IN NAVAL PROBE   Sims Continues Criticism of Delay in Sending Warships to European Waters   Says Co-operation With Allies Conditional — Fleet. Kep! Awe TT @ yAwEr

OMS CONTINUES: HIS TESTIMONY   TERMINATION OF WAR THE FIRST AIM OF ALLIES   GIVES HIS OWN OPINIONS   The Future Position of the United  States Must. Not Be Jeopardized by Disintegration of Fighting Fleet.

NAVY INTACT WAS DANIELS’ POLICY CIG NEC] ARES   DEPARTMENT WITHHELD ALL AVAILABLE CRAFT,  SAYS REAR ADWATD AT   CALLS UNHEEDED   Petitions for Vessels to Augment Forces Overseas Unanswered,

DESIRED 10 Rit VAIN BODY INTAGT   7 & Indicated By Admiral Sims As Rea son Why Naval Craft Were Not Scent to European Waters Svoner.

SIMS.SAYS NAVY WAS HELD: HERE WITHOUT GAUSE   Adiiiral In Testimony As serts That Cause Given. ’ ‘Was Not Justified.   Ha Wa EASON TO FEAR MM EXHAUSTED WORLE   Recommendations. Carried Out Six Months After They Are Made.

NAVY'S REASONS FOR HOLDING UP FLEET REVEALED   Desired to Keep Main Body of Nation’s Sea Strength Intact, Sims States

IMS WANTED U. 5. DEPRIVED DF PROTECTION   He Advocated Sending En tire Atlantic Fleet Into European Waters.   NAVY DEPARTMENT HELD OTHER VIEWS   Desired to Hold Back Part of the Fleet to Protect Home Coast.

Says United-States Kept Her “Naval. Forces Titact When Needed Overseas in Greater, Numbers.   HOOVER. TO BE CALLED   “Kamiral: Sims” Says Hoover Car Back gp What He Has Said and “Mell be Given a Chance a Te Do So 

DELWYEDAIDTO FUROPEAN SHIPS   Late as July 5: Before: “They. Realized War’ Was: Being Fought;?”’Says:Sims. .   DIDN'T KNOW ITS: POLICY.

NAVY HESITATED 10 SEND OWN FLEET OVER ADMIRAL SAYS   Policy Was to Keep Bulk of American ‘Fleet in Home Waters for Eventualities.   CAN’T CONCEIVE POLICY   Even This Stéte Was Not Forthcoming Until Three Mcaths After War, He Says.

US. HELD BACK © NAVAL: STRENGTH   DEPARTME NT AFRAID TO TAKE CHANCE WITH FLEET.   DELAY NEARLY LOST CS THE  WAR SAYS ADMIRAL,   it Was “Many Months Before Our Navy : Was Allowed te Ce-operate Fally With jAllies.

UD NOT SEND FULL NAVAL STRENGTH TO EUROPE SAYS ADMIRAL SIMS   Kept Main Body of Nation’s Sea Strength at Home For Use In Eventualities — Herbert  Hoover Will Also Testify.

Paving Assesyment Notice and Notice of Board of Equalization 10     Kqua e the Asseanment.

Paylug Vaaew     ni Notice and NoGece of Bonrd of Equalization ta Equalire the (aachsment,

MANY TELEGRAMS EAD (0 JURY Ih NEWBERRY TRIAL   Huge Sums Distributed Among Railroad Men   DESCRIBE NAVY FILM

WANY TELEGRAMS ASE FAD TQ JURY   Group Testimony Marks Newberry Elections Conspiracy Trial--One Poll Worker Tells How He Was Paid.

GROUP TESTIMONY I5 GIVEN,   Telegrams Read to Jury on Newberry Conspiracy Case.

‘OUR NAVY’ SENT AROUND MICHIGAN   Moving Picture Film Used Gratis to Advertise Fight for Newberry.

NEWBERRY MEK PAID MORE THAN UNION SCHEDULI   Money Seems to Have Been No Object During Campaign of Naval Commander for U. S. Senate.

TO GIVE 118,408 FRENCH MEMORIAL  {  A.   Will Be Distributed By American Legion.

PAID. TOMORROW   Relatives of American Sq diers Who Died in World War Will Receive Certificate.   THROUGH THE LEGION

AMERICAN LEGION IN CHARGE   War Veterans W: ill Conduc’ The Services Everywhere.

FRANCE PAYS HONOR TO AMERICA’S HERO DEAL   WITTY. ORSERVE HOLIDAY.

PRESENT FRENCH MEMORIAL SUNDA   France Honors American Dead In World War With Certificates.

FRANCE HONORS HEROES;   11,400 Memorial Certificntes to Be Presented Next of Kin Today.

WILL BESTOW CERTIFICATES   118,409 For Next of Kin of Americans Who Died In the . World War.

18,409 French Certificates {0 be Bestowed Upon Next of Kin to American War Heroes

TO DISTRIBUTE 118,409 FRENCH CERTIFICATES   American Legion Members Wil  Bestow Papers to Kin o  = Dead.   France Pays Homage to Amer ica’s Dead in World War.

PROFIT SHARING SYSTEM FAILED   Workmen Ask That Old Wage Be Paid When “Profits” » Daindle  Experiment Lasts  One Short Week. 

PROFIT SHARING SYSTEM FAILURE WORKERS STRIKE   Newbern Iron Works Idle _ Result on Ex ws gh ore  #

IKON WORKERS — GO ON STRIKE FOR OLD WACES   PROFIT ~- SHARING SYSTEM DISAPPOINTING WHJIEON PAY ENVELOPES FOR FIRST WEEK ARE 10 PER gwen: gaa cre   Highland Park Plant of Ford Motor Car Co. Will Remain Closed Until Februarv 3.

OF PROFIT - SHARING   SCHEME ADOPTED IN “NORTH CAROLINA IRON WORKS PLANT   Workmen. Find Pay / Envelopes Shy 10 Per Cent —Ask to Return to Old  ‘' Pay System.

PROFIT SHARING ~ PLAN A FAILURE   Workers Failed to Make Good and Now They Are On a Strike.

A NEW PLAN FAILED   IKON WORKS EWLLOYES WANT. ED: DIVISION OF PROFIT,   They Tried Ht Just 2 ' Week and Then Demanded a Return to the “Ware Shave’ Plan.

PROFIT-SHARING WOULD NOT WORK ~INNEWBERN WaRKS   As Soon.as the Balance Showed a Decrease of Twenty Per Cent.the Workmen Decided to Call Off the Ar Pee eT Ee TT

'PROFIT-SHARING BLEW - UP—NOW GOMES STRIKE   With Employes Dividing Profits _ the: Wages Had to'Be ~4.../ Lowered.

COAL PRICES CUT IN ATLANTA, GA.   PEDUCTION OF FRC)M ONE TO THREE DOLLAF :S TON IN SOUTHERN: CITY,

CHARGE GOUGING BY WOOL FIRMS   {American Woolen Company : indignant When 300 Per . Cent Profits Charged

INFLUENZA IS. NOW DECREASING   New Cases Reported in Chicago for Past 24 Hours Less

NEW FLU GRaEo REDUCED 10 HALE HIGH TIDE TOTAL   Pneumonia Development Above Previous Days; 150 Dead of Both in 24 Hours.

K. OF C, PILGRIMAGE ABROAD CONCLUDES   Delegates Bring Praise From Pope Benedict

WOMEN NOW RULE "IN JACKSON, WYO   Once the Resort of Outlaws, . Cattle Rustlers, Horse Thieves and Bad Men,

Woman Mayor Has A Tough Bailiwick   Chief Magistrate of Cheyenne City, Deals Firmly _ With Law-Breakers,

“WOMEN: “RULE A) TOWN?         paiein, Owyo. > Former. Wil West ° Outlaw ‘Stronghold

INDICTED IN OIL STOCK FRAUD   Corporation and Nine Individuals Ac. cused by a New York Grand Jury.

DEFRAUD OIL STOCK BUYERS,   Charge Against Of] and Gas Oorpora fion and fitherws

GERMAN-ALLIES CONFERENCE AT SPA.ON MAY 25   If IS REPORTED THE ALLIEI LEADERS HAVE AGREED UPON A PROGRAM.   The Council of Premiers Has Post. poned the Settlement of the Adriatic Controversy, a Dispatch Says.

Is to Be Held at Spa May 25 the Council of Premiers Announced Today,

ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED   Premiers ty Conter With Goemun Representatives in Spa on May  the 25th.

GERMANS WILL “APPEAR AT SPA. -- MAY25. REPORT   The Counhil of Bremiérs ‘Has. Fostponed Settlement’ of: the’ Adriatic Question

GUNFERENGE £7 aPA WILL. TAKE PLAGE WAY A   Representatives of German) Will Be Heard hy Council of Premiers

TELLS EDITORS PLEDGE ALL TO BETTER NATION   Must Combat Red In fluence Landis Says at lowa Meeting.

JUDGE LANDIS HITS RADICALS   Federal Jurist Delivers a Red Hot Speech to Newspaper Men at Des Moines.

RECEIVED A SHOCK   Mrs. T. FE. Mills Injured During Electrical Storm Last Night

193 ARE KILLED BY BLAST   Dynamite Explosion at Great Hun. marian Coal Gity of Anina.

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS 193   Explosion at the Great Hungarian Coal City: of Anina Also Injures 36 Miners.

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS 193   '  Explosion at the Great Hungarian Coat Sty at Anima Also Injures Minere.

MINERS K ILLED BY TRE scoer   & joe Handred and Nisnets-three \ le~  time« of Dy oa mite Explosion.

PEM IGGIE UTI UCL LYyOWI ito Says Wounded and Prisorers Murdered by Turks  Ambush Carried Out For Several Hundred French Soldiers Who Had Been Promised Protection.   Brave Men Had Eaten Horses And Mules During Siege

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BEER ON SALE INN, J.   2.50 Per Cent Variety Offered T The Drinkers.

WAR COST OVER 20 BILLION POUNDS ESTIMATE   Of This Sum Germans Spent 8,700,000,000 Pounds and France 5,200,000,000 Pounds.

100 BILLIONS, IS FIGURE GIVEN   Amount, is Represented by Property Destroyed and Investment Losses.

LANDIS SCORES. WILSON      Says President Erred’.in Modifying Cattle’ Swindler’s Sentence.

CRITICIZES CHIEF EXECUTIVE FROM THE BENCH,   CUT SENTENCE OF CATTLEMAN IN TWO.   Judge Landis Wonders in What Frame of Mind the President was When Re Reduced Sentence From 8 to 4 Years,

LANBIS CRITICIZES WILSON      Wonders What Frame of Mind Presi dent Was in When Hoe Commuted Dorey sentence.

JUDGE 'K. MW. LANDIS = ATTACKS WILSO?   Chicago Jurist Criticises Action of President in, Commuting Mllionajre’s Sentence. . é

WILSON CUTS SENTENCE OF MILLIONAIRE   Reduces _Term of Catt '  Swindler From 8 +> Years to 4   LANDIS SCORES . ACTION   Chicago Judge Wonders What Frame of Mind President Js In

PARDON SURPRISES LANDIS   Jedgze Wonders What Frame of Mind President Was in When Granted It.

SHIP CARRYING GAS ON FIRE   American Steamship Olockson, From Philadelphia for Vladivos- : tok, Burning.

WINS CROSS OF WAR      Dr. McCulloch.. Awarded Distinguished. .Fretich Madel.tor,. Bravery Under Fire, —

GERMANY a ARMIY FORMIDABLE SIZE   Still About 400,000 in Addi: tion to Large Policing Forces.

HARDING WILL REACH CHICAGO LATE TUESDAY   Delivers Speech to Wounded Soldiers in Fort Sheridan Hospital.   Will Speak at Minnesota Fair

MR. HARDING QUITS FRONT PORCH TODAY   Alarmed at Success of Co: Campaign, G. 0. P. Nominee Starts on Tour.

HARDING IN CHICAGO GUEST OF GEN. WOOD SPEAKS TO SOLDIERS   Republican Candidate Leaves Tonight for Minneapolis for Speech.

NG TALKS 10 MEN IN HOSPITAL AT CAMP SHERIDAK   Republican Candidate in Firs Visit to Chicago Since He Received Nomination.

senator Harding, Guest of General Wood, Addresses Wounded Soldiers

HARDING IS IN CHICAGC   Will Address Wonnded Soldiers at C amp Sheridan   Governor Lowden Made Firs) Address Today in Behalf of Harding's Candidacy

HARDING IN. CHICAG(   FIRST TRIP OF REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE AWAY FROM HOMF,   Defeated Opponents Speak For Mim Todey and He Goes To Minncso:a ‘Tomorrow.

GENERAL WOOD PLAYS HOST TO HARDING TODA)   Lowden to Make First Speech for Nominee at Chicago

SENATOR HARDING LEAVES HOME - TO MAKE SPEECH IN MINNESOTA   Due in Chicago This Afternoon, Where. He Will Pay Brie _ Visit to General Leonard Wood and ‘Speak. . to Soldiers at Hospital. .

HARDING IN CHICAGO   Repnblien: Nominee the Gnesi  Geveral Leonard Hood.

PREMIER KAPP’S WORDS   Overthrow of the Ebert Government Nat Reactionary.

RAPP AaochT Ho COUP Wa LONG OVERDUE   ‘LAY FOUNDATION TOR GERM ANY’S ABILITY TO MEET  HER OBLIGATIONS  1   ‘Holland Savs Neither Kaiser No  Crown Prince Imot:cated  So Fer As Kaewn.

SAYS NEW COUP NOT REACTIONARY   Chancellor Kapp of New Government and Luettwitz (ssue Proclamation.   TO “MODIFY” PEACE PACT   One of the Commanders of Troops De clares Move te Not Monarchistic, but te Provide an Efficient Government.

NEW REGIME TU MODIFY TREATY   Declared That Latest Berlir Coup Is Not Reactionary.   KAPP ISSUES PROCLAMATION   Takes Over Government to Give People Efficient Administration, He De. ciares—Troop Commander Says Move Is Not Monarchistic

NOT REACTIONARY   Chancellor Kapp of New Gov. ernment and Luettwitz Issue Proclamation.   10 “MODIFY PEACE PACT   One of the Commanders of Troops De. clares Move Is Not Monarchistic, but to Provide an Efficient Government.

WOLF OF WALL STREET MUST SERVE A YEAR   Bupreme Court Upholds Convic - tion of Lamar for Restraiming Commerce

MARSHALL WITHDRAWS   Democrats in State Without Presidential Candidate.

MARSHALL WITHDRAWS      Name Wit Net Appear as Candidate on Primary Ballet.

DELEGATES TO GO UNINSTRUCTEL   VICE - PRESIDENT MARSHALL LEAVES INDIANA DEMOCRATS  WITHOUT A. CANDIDATE     :

" SHALL'S NAM “fs ani   dsures indiana Delegation to. Democratic }Conventicn Will go   “Uninstructed.  7 i

WILSON AIDES JOIN IN CONGRESS ATTACK   ADMINISTRATION'S CAMPAIGN TO SHAK P CONGRESS TAKES SHAPE IN WASH INGTON,

WILSON GABINE! WILL HAMMER CONGRESS   Every Member das Been Giver a Definite Part in “Passing the Buck” Te Congress   ALL PREPARING STATEMENTS

IT’S ALL A PART : OF DEMO STRATEGY   Scheme is to Hammer Congress Hard First, Last and All the Time.

CABINET MEMBERS WILT JOIN IN DENUNCIATION Ok PEPUBLICAN CONGRESS

RUBBER STAMPS BALAN LINE   Cabinet Officers: Will Join Wil son in Denouncing -Republican Congress.   WANT TREATY RATIFIED

CONGRESS WIL AE BLAMED AY CARINET ALSO       All Members to Join Presi: dent in Condemnation of Republican Inaction   MAJOR MOVE IN BEHALF OF VERSAILLES TREATY   ATTACK IS PLANNED FROM ALL ANGLES IN HOPE OF EF. FECTING A CONGRESSIONAL SHAKE-UP.

“AIF enn   THE ADMINISTRATION'S PLAN -1S.TO CONTINUE POLITICAL. DENUNCIATION.

DEMOCRATS LAUNCH AN OFFENSIVE AGAINST REPUBLICAN CONGRESS   Wal Be Attackod by All Cabinet Offeers for Playing Polities Tne atead of Helping People,

 JOHNSON IS DELIGHTED  WITH MICH. PRIMARIES   Says Hie Has Whipped Ovganized xe.  ploitation in Test,

BRYAN WOULD CANCEL DEBT   Earnestly Advocates Cancellation o' Ten Biilion Dollars Owed by European Allies.

WOULD CANCEL GREAT DEBT   Bryan Advocates Wiping Out of BiJlions Owed by Allies.

BRYAN WOULD TEAR UP EUROPE’S BONDS AND CANCEL DEBT   PROPOSES AT BROTHERHOOI MEET TO TELL FORMER FOES TO GO AN DSIN NO MORE

‘OVER DOZEN INJURED   In Trolley Car Collision at McKean, Near Erie

FATAL TROLLEY WRECK + ON EOINDORO-ERIE “LINE. —YESTERAAY AFTERNOON

TWO OKLAHOMA BANKS LIGUIDATEL   Announcement Made by Commissioner Dennis; Brings ‘total Up to Six.

WAREHOUSES THROUGHOUT COUNTRY ARE ADVOCATED   No Banking System Can Fur. nish Funds to Withhold All Staple Crops.

Waits Hours in Anticipation of Clash Between Wet and Dry Forces and Is Disappointed When Adjournment Is Ordered—Delegates Shout for Speech by Bryan as Band Plays “How Dry I Am!”—Combination Against McAdoo Busy During Proceedings.

SENATE PASSES BILL FOR POSTAL WORKERS   Measure Would Effect Three Hundred Thousand in U. S. and Possessions

PASS POSTAL INCREASE BILL   Paverahbic Action Tnhewn by Hoth  Mewes of ( oem rese.

BILL TO BOOST PAY OF = ° POSTAL EMPLOYES HRS GONE INTO CONFERENGE

SENATE PASSES BILL GRANTING WAGE INCREASE   Advance Affects 300,000 Pos: tal Employes to the Extent of $34,375 000.

CUBA APPEALS 10 AMERICA FOR AID   Want Ameri¢an Refiners to Fix Price on the Present Cuban Sugar Crop.

TO PLAGE MADD NW WOMINATIN   PUBLISHER DECLARES NAMI WILL BE GIVEN TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

WEST VIRGINIA VISITED TODAY   HARDING GOES THROUGH  . CUMBERLAND EARLY ON  WAY TO WHEELING.   ‘Strain Begins to Show on Voice Since Baltimore Speech of  Toast Nuoht

SEN. HARDING  SPEAKING IN  W. VIRGINIA      Republican Candidate Be gins Campaign in Political Border State.   HAS SET SPEECH AT WHEELING TONIGHT

HARDING ON HARD OUHEDULE IN TRIP TOWARD WHEELING   Senator Spends Much Time in - Conference With Advisors Aboard Special Train.

HARDING PLANS FOR HIS SPEECH IN GOTHAM S00}   ‘Swing Down East Takes Can_ didate To Wheeling For  An Address.

Short Stops Made as Nominee’s Train Speeds Toward Wheel. ing Where He Will Make Main Address Tonight.

BUSSES  STICK CLOSE BY HIM   Republican Managers Travel With Harding Throughout West Virginia.

INGREASE IN RAILO NER ESSARY   Represeniative Of The Roads At The Wage Hearne  States 18 Per Cent Raise In Freight Raies Certain

Rail Workers Are Given 60 Per Cent of Wages Asked; Roads Want a Rate Boost

U. 8S. Railway Labor Board Announced the Wage Awards Today.   THE INCREASES ARE RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1   Referendum Vote Will Re veal Whether Men Are Satisfied.

INCREASE IN RAIES NEGESSARY   states 18 Per Cent Raise In Freight Rates Certain

Eightecn Per Cent tuerease in Freight "Dat ne tr Vert Waee Tnerease ~*~

NEGRO. SUSPECT ° TAKEN TO LEXINGTO}   Honles Connection With Assault “on Tramble Child:

NEGRO SUSPECT TAKEN TO LEXINGTON   Denies Connection With Assault On Trambis Caild,

ARRESTED FOR DEATH OF SON   Parents Refused  Medical Aid; Are Charged With Invol= untary Manslaughter.   'HAD> SCARLET FEVER

Of Gerald Helm, Huntington Boy Who Died After Hiness of Searlet Fever   NO MEDICINE GIVEN   By Mother and Father Whe Used Handkerchief Annointed by Rev. Mercer

DEMOCRATIC PARTY ~ NAME THEIR TICKET   Full Ticket Placed in the Fielc and Delegates Instructed For Meredith Fer President. Large At‘endance.

DEMS MAKE UP ~~ STATE SLATE   DELEGATES TQ FRISCO WILL URGE NOMINATION OF DES .. MOINES MAN FOR PRESIDENT .

FORMER MISSOURI GOVERNOR GIVES SOME INFORMATION AS TO HIS STATE’S POLITICIANS

WOULD OUST. . POLITICIANS   Men Are Said to Have Taken Money From Lowden Managers

KING GEORGE TO TAKE UP HUNGER STRIKE   MacSweney Collapses anc Wife Is Hurriedly Called   Griffith Cables Wilson and Heads of Other Governments

KING GEORGE APPEALED TO   Nephew of the Late John Redmond Urges Clemency for Irish Hunger Strikers.

Nephew of the Late John Redmonc Urges Clemency for Irish Hunger Strikers.

STGAR DEMAND IS POOK.   Cuban Holders Offer Article at If ' Cents—Best Bid Fiche.

DIFFICULTY IN GETTING   Seven Selected F rons. the First Venire im th Spannel]l Case —

WEIRD USE OF NORTH GAKOTA STATE. BANK FUNDS BY. NL, CHIEFS 1S CHARGED DURING ROW IN LEAGUE

WEIRD USE OF NORTH DAKOTA STATE BANK FUNDS BT N. P. L. CHIEFS 1 CHARGED DURING ROW IN LEAGUE

a  AED RIVER OPERATORS DIGPLEASED WITH OIL CONTRACTS PROPOSE!   FEDERAL RECEIVER SEEKS 1 NAME PURCHASER AND CONTROL OIL PRICES.

Federal Receiver to Designate Price at Which Oil May be Sold and Name the Jurchase

BULIONS ARE© NEEDED TO RUA  «GOVERNMENT   Secretary of. Treasury Estimates That $4,653,856,759.36 Will Be Re— gtired for Next Fiscal Year.

MATES ON ait NEEDED   I i i j  Congressional Pruning Shears Being Sharpened.   SURE FIGURES WILL BE HEAVILY CUT      Army and Navy Calling for 8ig Appropriations.   The Heaviest Demand Comes from Military Establishment. Amounts Asked by Departments of the Government.

VAST SUMIS ~ ASKED FOR NEXT «FISCAL YEAR   Congressional — Appropriation of $4,653,856,709.36 Necessary to run Goverment, Says Annual Estimates.   SHEARS READY

NAVAL PROGRAM BEING WATCHED   England Closely Follow: Developments in U. S.-

Third Party is All Bunk, Sullivan Says of the “‘A8ers”’   CAN’T WIN TEN PER CENT   FARMERS AND LABOR WILL NEVER COMBINE, HE SAYS, AND WILL BE WEAKER THAN POPULISTS OF 1892

Committee of 48 Made Up of a Flock of Eccentricities, Sullivan Thinks.   COMMITTEE IS OFF KEY   It Proposes to Combine the Farmer and Labor Vote, An Utter Impossibility.

Thied Pasty is AN Bunk, Sullt wan Says of the “gQere””   CAN’T WIN TEN PER CENT   FARMERS AND LABOR WILL NEVER COMBINE, ME SAYS, AND WILL BE WEAKER THAN POPULésres oF t86Re

SLIM HOPE FOR A THIRD PARTY   TOO WEAK ON POLITICAL LEGS TO TRAVEL FAR.   DOOMED TO FALL BY WAYSIDE   Mark Sellivan Net Mech Impreased by Committce eof Ferty-cight— Lacks Stamina of Former Pregreasi vee.

RANSAS COAL MEN CLAIM CONSPIRACY TO GREATE STRIFE   is Charged in Answer to In junction Application — Rejoiner Denies Plot to Bring Cessation of Work.

“THE COAL QUARREL      Auswer of the Miners to the Ap “pHeation for Infunction.

MR. WHITE INVITES ~ REPUBLICANS TO JOI   Says Harding Has Rejected League of Nations—Makes Clear Cut  nee

LEAGUE SUPPORTER SHOULD VOTE ‘COX   Harding’s Definite Stand Against League Leaves No Alternative

TORNADO SWEEPS PARS FROM TRAGK INJURING FIFTEEN   Storm Sweeps Over Minne. sota, Causing Big Property Loss   $100,000 LOSS IN SOO CITY   A. A. CARLBLOOM, FORMER STATE AUDITOR OF NORTH DAKOTA MAY DIE.

WIND STORM KILLS THREE   South Dakota and Minnesota Visited— Blew Cars From a Railroad Track.

TORNADO IN MINNESOTA KITS PAT   Rain and Electrical Storm Sweeps Staté; Many Are Injured   WISCONSIN TOWN HIT      Cyclone Strikes Walsh, Wis.; Lightning Plays Havoc in Many Places

ACT 1S NOTICE 10 BIG POWERS THAT RIGHTS OF SMALL NATIONS RUST RAT GE TRAMPLED UPON   Withdrawal of Argentine Delegation Follows Refusal of Assembly to Consider Proposed Amendments te Covenant and Other Questions Presented by South American Delegates

ARGENTINE GETS UUT OF LEAGUE   Senator Knox Regards This as Process of Disintegration.

ARGENTINE ACTION COMES UNEXPECTED   Withdrawal of South American Nation From Assembly Is First Reef Struck   Canadian Delegate Wouid Entirely Pliminate

ARGENTINA'S BOLT CAUSES BIG SURPRISE   CENTRAL AMERICANS, TOO, FEEL IN ILL MOOD FOR TREATMENT

ARGENTINE QUITS LEAGUE BUT MAY G0 PACK. CRISIS IW WORLD BODY REACHED

FROM, ASSENBLY   ‘Refusal to Consider Amend/ ment Precipitates Stormy.  i  Session at Geneva   ASSERT LEADERS. HARSH TO SMALLER COUNTRIES   Other Latin-American Deledates Expected to Follow Lead of Pueyrredon

EVIDENCE OF A STORMY SESSION LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Other Delegates to the World Conference l-eel Sensitive

ARGENTINA'S BOLT: CAUSES  BIG'SURPRISE   CENTRAL, - ‘AMERICANS; Too, FEEL i, ON” LL. MOOD  FoR i . TREATMENT.

ARGENTINA QUITS LEAGUE MEETING   WITHDRAWAL OF REPUBLIC IS CAUSED BY PROPOSED AMENDMENTS,   ad ‘Not Thought Other Countries Will Follow Suit, Despite Sentiment Evident.

TINA QUITS LEAGUE ASSEMBL   DELEGATION WITHDRAWS AFTER THEIR PROPOSALS WERE TURNED DOWN   S FIRST REAL DISRUPTION   Action Is Deplored By Other Latin American Delegations. May Quit the League Entirely.

First Reef Struck Durizg Deliberations Lasting Three Weeks ...   REVISION OF PACT CAUSE OF DISPUTE   Independence Shown by South Americans Regarded as Ominous of Stormy —  Session

FIRST REEF STRUCK IN DELIBERATIONS IS _ ARGENTINA’S ACTION   Some Feel Directing Minds of Assembly Have Neglected Feelings of Smatier Powers.

LEAGUE MEMBERS REGRET DECISION OF ARGENTINANS   Delegation’s Withdrawal Notice Entirely Unexpected By Assembly   ACTION IS RESULT OF AMENDMENT POLICIES   me” Wie pee No Other Delegations of South America Are Expected To Withdraw

SNUBS BY BIG POWERS CAUSE INITIAL BREAK   South American Delegation Bolts Assembly On Moment’s Notice,

DELEGATES FROM ARGENTINA QUIT LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Withdrawal First Reef Struck During Three Weeks of Deliberations.   SENSITIVE CHARACTERISTIC LATINS NOT CONSIDERED   Several of South American Delegations Consider Themselves Roughly Treated but None is Expected to Take Such Radical Action.

BOLD WOLF: PACK  _ INVADES DULUTH   Citieans, Finally Succeed: in Inflicting   Casualties on. Band of. Nightly - Prowlers in City Streets.

WIFE BEATER GETS BEATING   Ohio Judge Orders Lashes Witt Buckle End of Same Beit Used on Woman,

BAD BLACK MAN TELLS OF GRIME   After Evangelist Preached in Jail Mino¥ Offénder Confesses to Two Murders.   OFFICIALS BELIEVE HIS STORY IS BUNK   They Think He Doesn't Like the Pood at the St. Clairsville Jail.

FRIDAY, 13TH, JINXED NEGRO ARRESTED FOR 1WO HOMICIDES   Stephen N. Carter is Prisoner Today At St. Clairsville.   Admits Boston and Honolulu Crimes, According to  Authorities. 

GALVESTON THE PREY OF FLAMES TODA)   Warning Letter Received By Chief of Police Indicates Fire Was Incendiary.

eg FIRE ON Gh NESTON. = _ WATER FRONT Tan   Two Piers and Much Cotlon Destroy Bl Several slams = : fama

TWO MILLION DOLLAR FIRE. DESTROYS GALVESTON PIERS  AFTER NOTE OF WARNING

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE SWEPT WATER FRONT AT GALVESTON TODA’   Cotton Destroyed, Sever: al Steamers Damaged By Flames.

NINE DIE IN GUN DUEL      General Fight Follows Quarrel of Miner With Detective. *

PISTOL BATTLE TOOK LIVES IK WEST VIRGINIA   DETECTIVES AND DISCHARGED EMPLOYVES OF COAL COMPANY HAVE CLASH.   State Militin and Special Officers On The Way to Scenc of The Sanguinary Encounter.

NINE KILLED IN ‘PISTOL BATTLE IN MINING TOWN    Seven Private Detective: . Are Among Those Shot Dead   CALL STATE MILITIA   Affray Said to Have Grown Oul of Officer's Attempt to Arrest Miner

NINE ARE KILLED IN HEATED FIGHT OVER ONE ARRES!   Trouble Started When Detective Was Shot While Reading Warrant for Man.   SEVEN DETECTIVES, ONE MINER AND BOY KILLED   West Virginia State Troops Rushed to Aid of Local Authorities Who Are Helpless,

NINE KILLED WHEN. DETECTIVES CLASH WITH COAL MINERS   Revolver Battle in Mataewan,  W. Va., Was Outcome of - Dispute—Seven Officers Dead, Mayor Wounded.

RUSS REDS DRIVEN B°CK   Polish and Ukrainian Troops Win New Battles—Odessa Captured—Two Regiments Annihilated.

SEA PORT TAKEN BY UKRAINIANS: SOVIETS BEATEN   Bolshevik Forces About Kiev Falling Back Followed by Polish Troops

Polish and Ukrainian Troops Win New Batties—Odessa Captured—Two Regiments Annihilated,

WON'T LOWRR WoT.   Teckers Agrermment WHI.Not Re: duce Fectl Price.

NO IMMEDIATE ~ RELIEF IN SICH    Dissolution Agres ment Between Gov.  ernment and Packers Will Not Send Prices Down Now.

10 FIX STATUS OF VIRGIN ISLANDS   Committee Leaves ; To Determine Whe  they They Should Be Removed From Naval Supervision.

WAR VETERANS IN MINNEAPOLIS — SCORE ASSEMBL'   Expulsion of Socialists 1 Branded Unjust—Military Training Called Prus a

SOON BACK TO OLD RELATIONS   Diplomatic Intercourse With Ger many te Be Resamed.

PERSHING ISSUES MESSAGE 10 BOYS      COMMANDER IN CHIFF IN ARMISTICE DAY MESSAGE. h

ARMY SALUTES ITD OWN HEROES TODAY   ARMISTICE DAY MESSAGES ARE SENT TO SOLDIERS AND SATLORS BY COMMANDERS.

HONOR WAR VETERANS.   Head's of Nation's Military and Naval Forces Issue Messages to Personnel.

DRSEAVE. WORLD WA ~AAMIETIPE      Heads of -Military and Naval Forces Issue Messages to Army and Navy.   : WORLD INDEPENDENCE.      ‘DAY SAYS PERSHING      Veterans of World © War -In Civil: Life Included In’ Messages, -

AAMISTICE OMT      BAKER, DANIELS, PERSHING, AND MARCH ISSUE STATE... “MENTS HONORING DEAD   ARMY'S FALLEN HEROES

PAY TRIBUTE TO WORLD WAR HEROES   HEADS OF ARMY AND NAV} SEND GREELING TO ALL VETERANS   OWE DEBT OF GRATITLD:   Nation Reconsecrate Day to Patriot ism-—Remember Graves in '  Deanna

GENERAL PERSHING ISSUES ARMISTICE DAY APPEAL TODAY   URGES EX-SERVICE MEN TO KEEP IDEALS FOR WHICH THEY FOUGHT

NATIONPAYS — RESPECT TO SOLDIER DEAN   Cltke4, Towns and Hi Hamlets. of Am erlen Celebrate Armistice Day Today,

ANNIVERSARY 10 BE CELEBRATED   Pershing, Baker, Daniels anc March Send Greetings to Ex-Service Men   TRIBUTE TO HERO DEAD   Premier of France Sends Message to America on Eve of Second Anniversary

OPEN WAY TO  SETTLEMEN’   Generally Believed That Transportation Strike — Has Been Averted _

UNION LEADERS PREPARE HEPLY TO) PRESIDENT   Expect to be in Session All Day Forming Answer; Settlement Seen.

TIGHTER DEADLOCK ON PACT DY VOTE   ACTION BRINGS ISSUE NEARER BIG CAMPAIGK   Johnson Pronounces Root’s Plan as “Silly”; Borah To Take Stump

SENATE UPHOLDS AMERICA’S RIGHT TO QUIT LEAGUE   Treaty Deadlock I Tightened; May Go To Polls.

“AH ivi   CAN MODIFY Yr : LATER   BUT THE DEADLOGE gn TREATY IS LIKELY 4 TO CONTINUE

SENATE TAKE FIRST REAL ACTION ON PEACE TREATY   First of Reservations Re-Adopted and Unchanged      DEMOCRATS JOIN G. O. P

DEADLOCK TIGHTENED IS LEADERS’ CLAIM   Matter Cannot Be Kept Out of the Campaign This Year, Is Indication; Johnson Disagrees With Root

BELIEVE PACT WILLBE USED IN CAMPAIGN      Leaders Assert There Wa: Never a Doubt as to the Outcome

WIN VOTE ON WITHDRAWAL RESERVATION   Pact Change Holds U. S. To Be Sole Judge on Whether Obligations Are Fulfilled if It Desires to Quit League.

TREATY DEADLOCK NOW TIGHTENED   FIRST OF RESERVATIONS {és RE-ADOPTED UNCHANG. ED BY THE SENATE   Question of Ratification Brought Another Step Nearer to the Coming Political Cam paign is Belief

WALSH LEADS MOVEMENT 1  »-ENTEN LEAGUE  ACKINT WN\<tr yrr   CAN MODIFY I LATER   BUY THE DEADLOCK 0! _ LREATY IS LIKELY ‘ TO CONTINUE

PEACE PAGT DEADLOCK  TIGHT   First of Reservations Attached to Treaty Last November Readopted by Increased Majority.   RATIFICATION WILL BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE

GENERAL BELIEF   First of Reservations Attackee to Pact is Readopted Without Change.   IRRECONCILABLES BALK EFFORTS AT MODIFICATION   Ten Democrats Join With Republi cans in Sapport of Provision Thal United Mates Shall be Sole Jadge of Whether Its Obligations Have Been Fulfilled,

DEADLOCK ON TREATY TIGHTENED WN SENATE   IRST OF RESERVATIONS AtTTACHED LAST NOVEMBER READGPTED UNCHANGED.   Ratification Brought One Step Nearer to Campaign by Action, Is General Opinion.

UR TAREE Teo? BALLOTS SENATE DLOUAG GALE HY WETRIRAWAL GLAWSE   HITCHCOCK’S PLAN ALSO BEATEN; TEN DEMOCRATS OUTSIDE FOLD   Victory for Irreconcilables in Readopting Original Lodge Reservation Indicates Con- _ test Will Surely Be Made Election Issue. — .

4 DEMOCRATS  SWITCH FROM  UNQUALIFIED PACT SUPPOR’   Treaty Moves Still Fur. ther Toward Campaign Issue.   OLD RESERVATION AGAIN IS ADOPTEL   ‘Utterly Silly’ Johnsor ‘Calla Root’s Recent Statement.

TREATY TO BE MADE ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN   YO ESCAPE FROM IT LEADERS IN SENATE BELIEVE.   Deadlock Apparently Tixhtened by Vote Taken Saturday, But Foer More Democrats Join the  Reservationiats.

SENATE READOPTS FIRST RESERVATION   BI-PARTISAN EFFORTS OF LEAD ERS FAILED TO SECURE A COMPROMISE   STEP NEARER 10 CAMPAIGN   Deadlock Tightens With Republicans Solidly in Line-—Few Demos Desert

Irreconcilables’ A Attempt to Defeat Change Proves .: Unavailing. :      LODGE RESERVATIONS — DEFEATED. 33-32 VOTE      G. O, P. Head Warns Thal His Clauses Cannot Be Materialiy Changed.

Ten Democrats Vote With Solid Republican Line-up in Senate for Clause on Withdrawal From League.

Outcome Generally Accepted by All Elements in the Senate As Tightening the Treaty Deadlock.

[trreconcilable Opponents Holding Balance ot Power, Balk Leaders’ Efforts for Compromise Four More Democrats Join Republicans ir Voting; Johnson and Borah Lead Fight or - League... . 4

PROPOSALS ON TREATY READOPTED   Efforts of Republican and . Democrat Leaders For Modification ‘ Balked,

WILL SUBMIT UNDER PROTES!   Italian Employers Do Not Approve of Plan of the Premier.

EMPLOYERS DISAPPROVE,   Unable to Accept Formula of Labor Settlement Dexigmed by Giowrri,

ITALIAN EMPLOYERS — DO NOT APPROVE PLANS   Settlement of Labor Plans will ‘Be Submitted To But Without Approval They Stated.

TALIAN EMPLOYERS 0 AGCEPT SETTLEMENT OF TAOUBIE UNDER PROTEST   PREMIER GIOLITTI ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUTCOME OF PROPOSALS.

DEPRESSION NOW IS THE NATURAL TRANSITION OF INDUSTRIES TO A NORMAL BASIS, STEEL HEAD SAYS   The More Severe the Storm Now, the Quicker, It Will Be Over and the Sooner We Can  Emerge Into Clear Weather and Shape our  Course, He Declares in Address.

CCHWABDECLARES. CONDITIONS NATURA   “WORK AND SAVE” IS ADVICE OF STEEL CORPORATION. ~ QEICIAL:

SCHWAB SEES BRIGHT ais FOR BUSINESS   Present Slump Only Natura Transition. and. Is Healthy Sign, He Asserts -

BUSINESS SLUMP. IS ONLY NATURAI   CHARLES M. SCHWAB SAYS “SEVERER STORM QUICKER IT WILL BE OVER.”

‘IDLERS SLACKERS: DECLARES SCHWAE   Bethlehem Steel Head Says Man Who Fails to Work Is Dishonorable.

STEEL MAGNATE DECLARES SLUMP ONLY NATURAL   Foreign Trade Depend. ent Upon Business  Men to Think

Schwab Says Country — to Attain Prosperity: After Present Slump      WORLD’ S SHELVES BARE W ITH_OTHER NATIONS LOOK ING TO UNITED STATES O° "SUPPLY QUANTITIES  ° OF RAW MATERIALS AND- FINISHED GOODS

TD  WORK HARD AND SAVE GREAT NEED OF WORLE   Very Condition We Are Passing Through Healthy for Business, Says Schwab.

BRIGHTER DAYS ARE AHEAD FOR BUSINESS   “WORK AND SAVE.” SAYS HEAI x £' FT CONCERN FORECASTING CHANGE   MOVING TOWARD NORMAL   “Do}'or-a-Yir’s Men, in Reunion. all See Silver Lining to Present Clouds. “

\CHWAB DECLARES DEPRESSION IS SIMPLY HEALTHY BUSINESS SIGN; “WORSE IT GROWS, QUICKER OVER’

KIDNAPPED BOY'S EATACR 15 BUNCOED OUT OF LARGE SUM   Police Searching for Crank Who Promised to Return ‘the Coughlin Baby.

GEO. H. COUGHLIN TURNED OVER $12,000 BUT DID NOT GET CHILD      Duped By An Individual Styling Himself “The Crank,” ‘Who Wrote Fine Letters . Police Again On Case.

MARINES CONDUCT NOW BEING PEOBED   Special Naval Court Begins Public inquiry.   FIRST SESSION IS SHORT   General Barnett Says His Charge of ‘‘Indiscriminate Killing’’ of Natives in Haiti Was Based on Record of Court Martial of Two Privates in Corps.

PROBE CONDUCT OF THE MARINES   Brig. General Barnett Only Witness Yesterday  saTTir AVECD ARAL LINIID   s Taken Up by First Session— Will Meet Again Today .Though No Witnesses Have Been Summoned—Says His Charges were Based on Record of Court Martial

Begin Inquiry on Killings 2 4 & .% 2% 7% ue &  Of Haitiens by Marines

Charge of “Indiscriminate Killings” of Natives Based on Court Martial Reeord Says Former Commandant; Large Casualty . List Due to Attacks on Port-Au-Prince   EXPLAINS CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

WILL INVESTIGATE CONDUCT MARINES NSPEGIOL COURT   FIRST SESSION LASTS ON SHORI TIME AND WILL MEET AGAIN TOMORKOW,   CASUALTY LIST COMPILE   Table Submjied by Major MeLellar Shows That Many Bandits Were Killed, Majority of Them in Action,

PROBE. OF HAITIAN CASUALTIES BEGING   lconpucr OF AMERICAN MARINES TO BE INVFS TIGATED.   9980 NATIVES MILLED   Inquiry Is Based on Court-Martial of Privates of the U. S.  ‘Marine Service.

Begin Inquiry on Killings St st Pe & we & a  ‘Of Haitiens by Marines

OVER 2,00 HAITIANS MURDERED   So Charges Genera! - Barnett in Opening of Probe.

GENERAL BARNETT ~ REVISES EMIDENCT   FORMER COMMANDANT OF MA. RINE CORPS PLACES NUMBER OF HAITIAN DEAD AT 2,250.

CLEMENCEAU AT 80 KILLS A GROGODILE   First ‘Tiger’ to Bag Such Game, He Laughs

Closed Mouth Good © _ _ Rule Generally Says _ Georges Clemenceau

BIRTHS REGISTERED EXCEED DEATHS BY 34 PER CENT, 1918   Mortality Among Male In fants 23 Per. Cent More Than Among Girls.

U1, S, WINS TRUST SUIT   Lenigh Valiey Combination Is Ordered Dissolved,   Seven Members of Supreme Court Unanimous in Oninion—-Other Two Did Not Participate.

US.WINS LEHIGH VALLEY SUIT   Supreme Court Sustains Charges __ Of Monopoly.   SEVEN JUSTICES — GONCUR   Corporation and Affiliated Companies Are Held as Combination to Re: strain Trade.

U. S. WINS VICTORY IN BIG TRUST CASE   Lehigh Valley Combination ts Or. dered Dissolved.   Seven Members of Supreme Court Unanimous in Opinion—Other Twe Did Not Participate.

BIG SUIT WON BY !}, S.   DISSOLUTION OF LEHIGH VAL. LEY COMBI!:= ORDERED.   Decrees of the Lower Courts Are Re versed by the Supreme Tricunal,

U.S. WINS HUGE = TRUST SUIT UNDER ANTI-TRUST AGTS   Lehigh Valley Combination Is Ordered Dissolved-—Seven Members. of... Sapreme Court Unanimous in Opinion—Other Two Did Not Participate...

MOB BALKED AT NEW ALBAN\   ‘NEGRO ASSAILANT OF WHITE  WOMAN IS HURRIED TO JEFFERSONVILLE REFORMA" ‘PORY.

SIX BALDWIN FELTS DETECTIVES GIVE BOND   Cases Will Come Before Cir. cuit Court of Mingo County on September 20.

Resolution to Ratify Anthony Amend. Trent, Offered fn the Pepnes: Let. islapfure Taday and Wl Take the Usual Course,

HOLD ALL TERRITORY IN RUSSIA   Won by Anglo-American Troops and White Russians in Two Areas.

CRANEIS FORCED TO — ACCEPT-NEW TERMS        BAY SVs LEADER JS COM. PELIED TO RE-WRITE FS PLATFORM PLANK ON THE PEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Allin All Senator Hiram Johnson Comes Out Ahead by Threatening to Carry Fight to ‘Convention Floor, Lawrence Declares; May Weaken Chances of Gen, Wood   BOARD OF STRATEGY AT WORK

Lawrence Declares That This Is Only Interpretation That Can Be Put On Plank         CRANE NEAR VICTORY IN PLAFORM BODY   But Fear Of Effects Of Fight Over Plank Caused Sudden Switch In Plans

FUTURE HOLDS HOPE FOR HIRAM JOHNSON   PROBABLY NOW OUT OF RUNNING, BUT CAN LOOK ABREAD.   ‘Possibility Four Years Heace if He  *~Playe Ball as He Sheoulé—Ovt witted On Pilatferm hr   the Old Geard.

Johnson Gets North Dakota Delegatior   Minnesota Sends Five Delegations for General Weod, Four Uninstructed. and One.Split Into Factions.

DRY GOODS MEN MEET JUNE 15TH   SHELBYVILLE DEALERS TO AT TEND ANNUAL CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS.   NOVEL FEATURES PLANNED

PLATFORM P ARTLY DRAFTED.   Party Leaders at Washingten Have it About Completed.

REPURLICAN LEADERS WI! HAVE PLATFORM FOR SUBMIS. SION EARLY NENT WEER,

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM (5 ALMOST COMPLETE   PLANKS ON MEXICO AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL NOT BE INCLUDED.

G.O. P. PLATFORM ABOUT READY TO BE SUBMITTED   Planks on Mexico and League of Nations Have Been Omitted

ame PLATFORM READY OR OUBMToalDh   Planks on Mexico and the League of Nations Are Omitted: They Will Be Worked Out at Chicago.

PENTATIVE DRAFT G.0.P. PLATFORM   Planks on Mexico and League : of — ~ Worked iT.

G. 0. P. COMPLETES TENTATIVE DRAFI   Mexican Issue and League of Na tions to Be Considered At Chicago.

HALE MILLICK  COTTON FIRE Ut UNKNOWN Ghtbt   COMPRESS AND PLATFORM WITH FOUR THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON DESTROYED,

SHINER TEXAS HAS BIG FIRE   Compress and Cotton Go Up in Smoke Doing Damage of Half Million.

PROPOSES REDUCTION IN GRAIN FREIGHT CHARGES    Director General Hines Offers Sugges. tion for Cut in Rates from the  \ Northwest

GRAVEL AND SAND Brown & Copley Co.  MANORVILLE, PA.  + ie a tai A i

GRAVEL AND SAND Brown & Copley Co.  MANORVILLE, PA. Phone ?9..7 Kittanning Ex.

MACHINE GUNS GUARD FACTORY FROM STRIKERS   Infantry Called to Aid. o Sherif in Ilinois Dis-

INFANTRY AND MACHINE GUNS QUELL STRIKI   Walworth Company of Kewanee Threatened  By Radicals.

MACHINE GUNS ARE IN PLAGE   Strikers at Kewanee Plant Warned Not to Interfere With Workers.

KEWANEE UNDER RULE OF TROOPS   INFANTRY AND MACIONE GUN COMPANY PATROL TOWN.  Several Injured In Clash Wednesday Between Factions jn Walworth Facfore TLahor Strike

STRIKE CENTER — QUIET; SOLDIERS ‘PATROL STREETS         . e;, HL; So oat Yistei Labor. Fight:: Factory’ ‘Em- *: ployes ‘Strikebreakers,

MACHINE GUNS AWAITING MOB   Infantry and Rapid Gun Fir Company Prepare to Prevent Riots at-Kewanee.   (FEAR . STRIKE“ BATTLES

BAILEY LEAD CUT 10 3,752 BY NEFF   119,369 VOTES ACCOUNTED FOR EN RETURNS RECEIVED BY ELECTION BUREAU.

CRASH KILLS TWO   Auto Wrecked by Speeder ir; Cincinnati—Hits Pole

THEFRISCO CONVENTION FILLED EARLY TO-DAY   Bryan's Expected Fight tor Dry Phink Deew Immense Phronc to Convention Hall.

"TWAS BRYAN’S DAY. THEY SAT   JOHN SCHUYLEMAN, OF PORT LAND DECLARES HE CAN HANDLE COMMONER

COULD NOT STOP OPERATIONS ON ARMISTICE DAY   Halting Hostilities Dangerous Declares General Liggett   Work of Staff in Stoppiug The  Fighting Praised

FIGHTING STOPPED SOON AS POSSIBLE   So Says General Liggett in Testimony Beisre Senate

LIGGETT EXPLAINS NEEDLESS ATTACKS   Commander of First Army Tell: Why Troops Advanced On Armistice Day.

HUNTER LIGETT ... ANSWERS CHARGE   Says It Was, Impossible to Stop Drive on Armistice Day.   EXPLAINS ARMY POSITION   Rear Admiral Mayo Tells Senate Committee His Letter to Secretary Daniela Was Not a Protest.

COULD NOT HALT ARMY   GEN. LIGGETT SAYS AMERICANS WERE ASTRIDE RIVER:   To Have Ceased Advance on Armistice Day In Face of German Activity Would Have Been -Serious.

TWELVE JURORS TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED IN NEWBERRY CASE   Defense Permitted to Exercise Ten Challenges—Court Recessed 9% Noon

eS  BELIEVE MURDER FOLLOWED ASSAULT   Chauffeur Assaulted, Then Aburderes Broker's Wife and Comunitted  Suicide.

HITCHCOCK HEARS ~ FROM PRESIDENT      Senate Strife Looms Again Over _ League of Nations.   CONFERENCE TO BE RESUMED   Lodge. ‘Ultithatim for the Acceptance 2 OF Hig: Articte XA and Monroe Doc  _ _ trine Reservations is Reject   . ed by the Democrats.

HITCHGOCK HEARS FROM PRESIDENT   Senate Strife Looms Again Over League of Nations.   CONFERENCE TO BE RESUMED   Lodge Ultimatum for the Acceptance + Of His Article X and Monroe Doctrine Reservations is Rejected by the Democrats.

SENATE STRIFE OVER TREATY   Battle Looms Again as Boih - Sides Prepare to Renew Debates.   LOGGE “ULTMATUM REFEGTER   Peace Pact Conciliation Conference , Saved From Collapse by Threat of Hitchcock to Throw Controversy Back Into Senate.

TRINITY RIVER AT HIGH STAGE   ON ONE OF GREATEST RAMPAGE OF TISTORY; DAMAGE IS HEAVY,

PONZI'S FAMILY UNDER GUARD WHILE 50 PER CENT ARTIST REMAINS IN JATL UNABLE .10 GIVE REQUIRED BONO

0 DY PON APTS TIAUATETL   Officials Believe They Will Not Uncover Further Great Damare.      BAIL IS SOUGHT NOW      First of Operator’s Agents Is in Court—Wife’s Faith Unshaken.

TRY TO PROCURE BAIL FOR PONZI   Counsel Seek to Effect Re lease of Client From Eas Cambridge Jail   Officers Direct Efforts tc Turn Back Money “Invest: eq’ in Ponzi Case

PONZI LIKELY TO STAY IN JAIL FOR SOME LITTLE TIM   State Warrants Ready if He Gets Bail for Release from ‘Federal Authorities

FURTHER DAMAGE IS NOT EXPECTED      Officials Believe. No. Further _ Financial Wrecks Will Follow. Boston Turnover.

pli and Federal Officials at ' Boston Believe All Damage  ! tas Been Discovered

SUCKERS ARE ‘SEEKING MR PONTI'S SCALP   Home of Slick Financier i; Guarded Against Attack.   COUNSEL FOR WIZARD SEARCH FOR BONDSMEN   If He is Released on Bond State Authorities Will Re-Arrest Him.

PONZI SEEKS — FOR BONDSMEN: HOME GUARDED   Officials Have. Additiona Counts to Serve in Case if Released. —

PONZ! IN JAIL WHILE OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE   Dealoy in Pimanetal Bubblés” Un"o> able ta: Secure: Bond foe. His’ Release, © ‘      NEEDS. ABOUT. . $85,000   BEX, AMINE RS EXPE x te ‘(NO oa mURSPH ER BANK LOSSUS: :       if Ponzi ts Retersed le WHR - Be Arrested Apain—Other, Bank‘ers Are Still Behind  the .- Bars.

PORZTS FAMILY ~—-CLOGELY GUARDED   Search for Further Hidden  ~——e «o«~Bunde --

NO HURRY TO GIVE PONZI HIS LIBERTY   New Surity Ready to Qualify if Promoter is Allowed’ ‘to Leave Jail--Officials Find Over 2,000,000 in Unpaid Notes 2

POND TRYING 10 oct  BAIL; GUARD RESIDENCE   Threats Against The Life Of Get. Rich-Quick Operator Are Being Made.

Inquiry Is Befug Made into Al His Activities.   OTHERS ALSO ‘BEING HELD   Search For Hidden Funds fy Also Being Made’ By Federal Agents.

POLICE PROBE PONZI SCHEME; GUARD PRISONER   Have Little Fear of Furthe Damage to New England  Finances.

BELIEVE FINISH NEAR IN PONZI INVESTIGATION   Officials Expect No Further Dis: coveries of institutions Involved.   PONZI IS HUNTING BOND   $85,000 Necessary to Free Hid —Heavy Guard Kept About the Ponzi Home.

OFFICIALS AGAIN TAKE ~ UP PONZ BANK INQUIR   Further Damage to Financial Pabric of New England Was Not Being Expected.

TRY 10 GET BAIL FUR CHARLES PONZ   Authorities Busy Inquiring Into Many Branches of His Business

Henry A. Wyman, Former Attorney-General, Engaged to Serve in Advisory Capacity in. State’s Effort to Straighten Out the Tangle—Hanover Trust Company Not Expected to Open for a Week at Least.

HEAVY GUARD WATCHES THE PONZI HOUSE   Threats Against Family  Cause Authorities To Take Steps To Guard Members.

PONZ! {$ SUBJECT OF CLOSE INQUIRY      Threats Cause Preparations To B Made To Guard Him Carefully If Freed Today.

PONZI IN DANGER OF ATTACK IF HE ISFREED ON BOND   Officers Guard Home And Accompany All Members Of Family.

YON FAMILY IS GUARDED AFTER THREAT RUMOE   Police. Believe. Persons Who Were ‘Taken. in’. on- Scheme Will Seek. Revénge:

ThreatenTo Boost Bail On Ponzi   Officials Make Every Effort to Keep “Fi nance King” in Jail

Britain Will Not Consider Recog. nition of Bolsheviki Unless Ad vance Is Halted Immediately

BRITAIN BREAKS WITH BOLSHEVIK   Cnless They Halt Their Advance Against the Poles Lloyd George Warns Kenenoff

Defenses Crumble Before Onrushing Hordes—Franee Is Aroused   FRENCH TROOPS MAY BE PUT INTO BATTLE   Conferenee Of Premiers May Be Called To Take Quick Aetion

joviel Troops Overcome Last Obstacle. Before  Polish Capital and Drive to Cut City Off From: Supplies «-- American’ “Red. Cross: Women:  ‘Boing: Heroic Work Aniong Wounded. .

ENGLAND GIVES BOLSKFEVIK  SHARP WARNING TO HALT DOLIQGW ATTACK AT ONCE

ENGLAND WILL BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS LOOKING TO RECOGNITION OF THE SOVIET UNLESS ADVANCE IS STOPPED.

Leaders of Outlaw Switchmer Threaten Tie-Up as Protes! Against Arrest of Radical: Behind Strike.   HAYWOOD ADMITS I. W. W HAD HAND IN STRIKE   Notorious Eadical Says ‘One Big Union” Plan Was Being Pushed; Railway Labor Board Meets Today.

‘PROTEST STRIKE”) No PROPOSED BY - STRIKE LEADERS   GRANAU: AND. READING PROPOSE TO.-SURRENDER THEMSELVES: 4.20 GOVERNMENT.   “MARTYRDOM” PLANNED . _ FOR THE LEADERS   Brotherhood. Chiefs Go Into Contdr. ence To Discuss Ultimatum » -.f Of Railroads, . i

PROTEST STRIKE AGAINST UNCLE ~ SAM PLANNED   Two Big Chicfs of Onuaw Strike ° Say They Will Protest Against Government ‘Interference.

DOCTOR ARRESTED AS BANK ROBBEF   H. W. Queen, Formerly of Wichita and Alva, Alleged to Have Robbed Buhler, Kan, Bank a Year Ago.

ibe yt nite Seen Ce 2 REE NIRA ATR YN,   HELD FOR BY HLER “RORBE RY. Dr. He Ww, Queen “Arreated ut Wieldts  ; a oe , ee oe abate

COUGHLIX CHILD STILL ALIVE   KRidnoper *ende ésecond Messace '¢  Father of Veuageter .

OAVANNAR LETTER ON KIDNAPPING   Hope Was Revived of Secur ' ing Data on Morristown  Kidnapped Baby When a Second Letter Came From Georgia.

TER SENI  BY KIDNAPER FROM ATLANTA?   fells Father of Missing Child That He Must Have The  mmr   ‘Too Late to Back Out” Says Writer of Anonymous Letter

RENEWED HOPE OF FINDING KIDNAPE BLAKELY COUGHLIN   Second Letter is Received From Unknown Man—Sent From Savannah, Ga.

RECEIVES LETTER FROM KiDNAPPER   Message Written to Parents Revives Hope of Recovering the Child

KIDNAPPER OFFERS TO RETURN CHILD   Second Letter Prom Savannah Makes Domand for Ransom of Coughlin Cbhikd,

Tells Father of Missing Child That He Must Have The   rrr  ‘Too Late to Back Out’’ Says Writer of Anonymous Letter

NEEDS MONEY NOT CHILD       Receive Second Communication About  Baby Blakely Coughlin.

BASEBALL PEACE MEET ON TODAY   Informal Discussion With Every one Barred Excent Backers  Of Leagues.

DOVE OF PEACE FLUTTERS OVER BASEBALL WRET      PREDICTION MADE THAT TWO FACTIONS IN MAJOR LEAGUE CONTROVERSY  { WILL END HOSTILITIES.   Moguls Will Take Up Question of Reorganization With Sbolition of New League,

LEAGUE HEADS TO DECIDE ON PEACE OR WAR   The Meeting of Baseball Magnates in Chicago Today Fraught with Much Significance.

Sessions Will Be Held in Chi cago Today, Convening at Noon—Joint Meeting

MEETING TODAY   Conferene is Being Held ig Chicago With Newspaper Men Barred.   IT IS PREDICTED WAR WILL BE AVERTED,   Representatives of the  Leagues Are Present at Conference.

AIM TO AVOID BASEBALL WAR   JOINT MEETING IS BEING HELD IN CHICAGO TODAY.

BASEBALL BARONS WILL TALK PEACE   Efforts to Avert Threatened War Will Be Made at Chicago Meeting   BAR LEAGUE OFFICIALS   All Club Owners Favor Appointment of Judge Landis As Head of Tribunal

GOA OPENS A NEW LINE OF ASSAULT IN DENVER SPEECE   Charges a Conspiracy of Silence Against the Democratic Cause.   HAYS AND REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPERS ATTACKEL   Declares Editors Have Been Asked to Divert the Public Mind From the League of Nations and Other Para. mount Issues of Campaign.

‘RENEWS ATTACK   Charges Republican Newspaper: With “Conspiracy of Silence”  Against Democratic Cause   Says G. 0. P. Chairman is Inciting  “Poisonous” Campaign Among Editors

NEWSPAPERS. ARE’ —ATTAGKED BY G0)   Likens Chairman... Hays. o - Republican Committee to __ “Sneaking Guerilla.”

COX CHARGES ~ SMOKE SCREEN   AYS G. 0. P. NATIONAL CHAIR. MAN WANTS CAMPAIGN ISSUES BECLOUDED   PROWOS HEAR NOMINEE

COX CHARGES CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE ON DEMOCRATS;  SAYS THEY SUPPRESS NEWS

GHARGES HAVO JOES HEEKLERS   ‘Cox Says Hays Sends Oui Scouts to Get Men to Ask  Questions.

COX CHARGES SILENCE PLOT.   Democratic Norninee Seclares Tha Hays is Poisormg Weils of Public Opinion.

COX ATTACKS, HAYS, PRESS AND G. 0. P. LEADERS   Likens Party Chairman to Scotiting Guerillas Who in Days of Old Poisoned Wells.

G. 0. P. SPREADS POISON SAYS CO}   CANDIDATE DECLARES PAPERS ARE ' TRYYING TO SUPPRESS NEWS AND DIVERT ISSUES.

COX FLAYS HAYS AND BIG BUSINESS   Says Hays Acting Like Sneak. : Ing Guerrilla Who Poisoned Wells To Destray Enemies,   " BONSPIRAGY.OF SILENCE AGAINST DEMOCRATIC. CAUSE

HAYS TRYING TO HENY DEMOCRATS L FAIR HEARING   Governor Says G. 0. P. Cnairman Is Conspiring to Suppress News and Divert issues of Campaign.

HAYS 15 GUERILLA, GUX ASSERTS IN COLORADO SPEECH   Democratic Nominee Declares - G.O. P. Scouts Are Preceding Him on Tour to Suppress News in Papers.

_ BY GOVERNOR COX   Says He Wants to Hear th Republicans Talk   HAYS AFRAID TO HAVE. BOTH SIDES HEARD

COX LAUNCHES NEW ATTACK ON HAYS AND 6.0.P. PRESS   Compares Republican National Chairman  to “Sneaking Guerilla Who In Days of Old  Poisoned Wells for Destruction of . Enemies": Attacks Senate Cabal   EDITORS COACHED BY AGENTS

COX DECLARES 6. 0. P. PUTS LID ON PRESS   Pours Some Hot Shot Into “Con spiracy of Silence’ Advance Gnard.

NORTHWEST FACING \WORST COAL SHORTAGE   Lake Shipmentr, So Far Only Quarter What The: Should Be; Car Congestion Makes Situation Daily More Acute

NORTHWEST SEES ‘SERIOUS FAMINE: ON WINFER’S COAL   LAKE SHIPMENTS SO FAR ONL) QUARTER WHAT THEY SHOULD BE.   GAR CONGESTION MAKES - SITUATION MORE ACUTI

GIRL ATTEMP’S SVICIDE   Phrongh Dread of ippearing a Witness Arsinst Alegw? Attackers.

BUREAU SPREAD BOLSHEVISM 1N AMERICA, SAID IN MEXICO, UNDER LENINE LEADERSHIP

Startling Facts Told Of Communists   Full Page Account of Resolutior Adopted at International Conference in Amsterdam

Bolshevist Move  oments Disorders Throtighout World   Organ of Dutch Qommunists  Makes Public Proceedings  of Extremist Conference

LITTLE PADSPELT UIC AGU ST MEN   Senators Working on Compromise Reservations to Peace Treaty Far Apart on Ques. tion of Voting Power.

VOTING POWER CAUSES A HALT IN TREATY WORK   Committee Said to Be So Far Apart No Immediate Prospect of Settlement.

SENATORS IN" DISPUTE OVER  PEACE TREATY   Voling Representation Tn Lengue of Nations Causes A Major Disagreement,

FIRST MAJOR DISPUTE   Reached by Bi-Partisan Com promise Committee.

SENATE STILL FAR APART.   'Reaches First Major Dispute in At ;  ; tempt to Compromise.

DEMOCRATS FOR OA VOTES FOR GREAT BRITAIN   First Major Conflict Comes in Treaty Conference Ovet Whether U. S. Shall Have One Vote to Empire’s Six

LEAGUE VOTING POWER QUESTION CAUSES ROW   First Major Dispufé In Senate Leaders’ Pla nfor Compromise Comes Over Issue.

SENATE LEADERS AT THEIR FIRST MAJOR DISPUTE   QUESTION OF VOTING POER  - IN LEAGUE OF BRITISH COLONIES AND DOMIN. IONS BIG QUESTION.

SENATORS EACH FIRST BIG ISSUE   Leaders Considering Question of Voting Power.   ADJUSTMENT IS NOT NEAR   Members of Bi-Partisan Committee Said to be Far Apart -——Chiefs of Both Groups Agree That Conferences Will Continue For Some Time With Final Outcome in Doubt.

AMERICAN LEAGUE FORMATION URGED BY URUGUAY HEAL    Monroe Doctrine For Members io And Joint Action Against i .Aggressors Suggested ©

ALL-AMERICA  “PETE DET HC   President of Uruguay “Out‘lines the Scheme in Ad- dressing Students of the National University.   WOULD: AMPLIFY . ‘MONROE DOCTRINE   American Solidaritv, Nol Necessarily Antagonistic - to European Countries. the Aim Sought.

LEAGUE Ur AMIERIUAN WATIONS — WITH MONROE DOCTRINE ASKED ~—AAARMONY WITH WORT PART

FAVORS FORMATION _ OF AMERICAN LEAGUE   PRESIDENT OF URUGUAY AD. VOCATES BIGGER MONROE DOCTRINE   Would Have all Countries of Western Hemisphere on Equal VFostinge

AMERICAN LEAGHE IS PROPOSED BY ~URUGUAYAN   South American President Has Plan for Alf States to Have Monroe Doctrine

PRESIDENT OF URUGEAY HAs “IMPORTANT SUGGUSTION   Ais ddea is That Every Country On This Hemisphere. Should: Unite In Wonrve Doctrine 

SUGGESTS LEAGUE FOR AMERICANS   UUnification of Nations of this Hemisphere Proposed by Uruguayan President

ADVOGATES LEAGUE: AMEBICAN RATIONS   Uruguay President F 01 Coalition of Powers

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONS PROPOSED    President of Uruguay Favors Such a Combination For Arbitration and Against Agaression.

PRGPOSES UNION OF ALL AMERICAN NATIONS LEAGUE   President of Uruguay is Sponsor for Protective Body

no -—~ a me  French Government Backs Down in Stand  On German Invasion   In Note to British Government Premier Millerand Say: France Hereafter Will Act Against Germany Only With Consent of Allies; Promises Evacuation of Frankfart if Germany Lives Up to Treaty ‘

RANGE WEAKENS UNDER PRESSURE   Allied Protests ‘Against Occu pation of Rhine Cities Have Their Effect.   Millerand Says Will Not Act In Future Without Entente Consent.

BANKERS IN CITY COLTON QUESTION   MATTER INPORVMALELY TALRED OF SEVERAL MEN OF FINANCE OVER COUN FY.

Communication is Shorter Than Usual—Finances Are Discussed,     . . QR aieeaery % ~~, t«¢ in.   ‘Domestic Problems Exclusive ly Handled By Wilson in Message.

President Urges National Budget; — Ts Silent On Leacue of Nations   (By the Associated Proms) ASHINGTON — Presiden Wilson’s annual message tc congress follows in full:      Two Wava Possible.

WILSON’S MESSAGE FAVORS ECONOMY, REVISED TAX LAWS   WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—The text of President Wilson’s message to Congress was as  LaAllwsices

Now Is the Time for Democracy to Prove to the World Its eaith. He Says   NO REFERENCE MADE TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   ‘DISPOSTTION OF CONGRESS T¢ REMEDY EVILS AT TOMI WILL SCT TO OFFSET CHAO: DLSEWHERIE

PRESIDENT WILSON URGES CONGRESS TO SIMPLIFY TAX LAW   ndependence For Philippines, a Loan to Armenia and Aid to Former Soldiers Among Suggestians Made In President’s Annual Message  in thio (C'anoroedc.

Expresses the Belief That “Let Us Have Faith That Right Makes Might” Marks For the United States the Part That It Should Play In Its Own and World’s Affairs.

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ICTICE PLE   PRESIDENT SAYS UNITED STATES CANNOT REFUSE ROLE OF CHAMPION

. ple aS Work OX POLL   Fan, Ar ees i ithe County. to! Re ne Nosek. a)

MARION PLUPLE PAY TnI 15 BOVERNGR ilk   HOME COMING PROM WASHINGT OS SIGVAL FOR GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATION.

DAYTON FOLK UNITE IN ACCLAIMING NAME OF GOV. JAMES COX   Non-Partisan Celebration Over Nomination of Ohio Executive

VATION OTAGEo A JUBILEE IN HONOR OF GOVERNOR COX   Entire Population of City and Miami Valley Join “Homecoming” Celebration.   Lavish Decorations Mingle With Photes of Nominee— Declare Half Holiday.

HOME FOLKS STAGE HUGE      Dayton ~ Citizens - - Aecore Nominee” Great Non- — Partisan Welcome.   SPEECHES BANISHED FROM CELEBRATION  [

NON-PARTISAN COX GREETING   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS “ACCLAIMED AT DAYTON.

DAYTON PAYS HONOR 10 DEMOCRATIC NOMINE!      Crowds Turn Out in Response to Request That Partisanship Be Laid Aside.   >ASADE THIS AFTERNOON

COA GGL! ATCELEAIATIOR 1A OEE TON   Speechless-Event Brings Greai - Crowd to Witness Marion Demonstration

DAYTON HONORS LEADING CITIZEN   Governor Cox Acclaimed In Great Demonstration Staged By Thousands.      Business Suspends and Part Of Day is Turned Over to Rousino Welcome.

COX IS GIVEN ACCLAIM   MIAMI VALLEY IN BIG HOMECOM. ING TRIBUTE TO NOMINEE.   People Pour Into Dayton to See the Democratic Presidential Candidate —Business Suspended.

HOMECOMING FOR GOV. COX TODAY   ‘Dayton Citizens Gather To Pay  Honor To Democratic Presidential Candidate.

DAYTON FRIENDS CHEER NOMINEE   Governor Cox is Welcomed at - Great “Home Coming” Demonstration.   HARDING STARTS TALKS

DAYTON GIVES FINE WELCOME 10 COX TODAY   Home Coming Celebratior Held in His Honor. Par ade and Speeches.

DAYTON CITIZENS IN DEMONSTRATICN   All Parties Join in Honoring Cox.

TOWNS HONOR GOV. COX   Dayton and Miami Valley Parade in Tribute to Nominee.   All Business Suspended ae People Pour < iiteity to; 8ée_ Damocratio: -Presidential Nominee.

COX RECEIVES HONOR   aie : aoe  NATIVE SON DEMONSTRATION BY DAYTONIANS,   Speeches Were Banished and Fieats and Music by Bands » 3 Were Featured.

COX ACCLAIMED RY THOUSA NPs   What the Peopte Think of Coverno: SY at Hote A trae Man's« Test.

MIAMI VALLEY, 0, AGDLAIS COK OM HOMECOMING OM   Dayton Stages Demonstratior to Pay Respect to State’s Distinguished Son.

DAYTON HONORS GOVERNOR COX   THOUSANDS PARYICIPATE 1} HOME-COMING CELEBRATION OHIO CITY.

OCLAIMS COX AS THE FIRST GHIZEN   Residents of City and Miami County Join in Non-Partisan Home-Coming.   SPEECHES ARE BANISHED AND EVERYBODY PARADES      As Tribute to Governor Business Stops and Holiday Is Declared.   MANY BANDS IN PARADE   Celebration Only Break in Nomi nee’s Schedule to Work on Speech,

COX WELCOMED BY HOME FOLKS; BAN SPEECHES   Circus Parade Feature of En tertainment Stages in Dayion for Nominee   HARDING TALKS FINANCE   Methods of Raising Campaign Fund are Taken Up at Meeting With Chicago Men

HOME FRIENDS OF  . COX CELEBRATE   'Non-Partisan Home-Coming at Dayton For Democratic Nominee. t   THEY HONOR NATIVE SON   Big Civic Parade And No Speeches Feature Program Given by Home Town Friends,

OHIO TOWNS HONOR GOVERNOR COX   Dayton and Miami Valley Parade in Tribute to Nominee.   Al! Business Suspended as People Pour Inte City to See Democratic Presidential Nominee,

IN HOMAGE PAID GOV. COX AT His HOME IN DAYTON   NON-PARTISAN “HOME COMING” EF HONOK OF NOMINEE OF THE DEMOCKATIC PARTY

Dayton ‘Cheers “Governor Cox   Civic Parade: Foeutures Homecon ing Celebration for. Henioératic Presgdentiad Nominer.

DAYTON HONORS LEADING CITIZEN   Governor Cox Acclaimed In Great Demonstration Staged By Thousands.  ~~ (MAR See. Wy ae ene fo ee ee i\+      Business Suspends and Part Of Day is Turned Over to Rous" ing Welcome.

DAYTON FRIENDS COX CELEBRATE   Join in Homecoming Demon. stration Acclaiming Choice of Fellow Citizen

100,000 ATTEND WELCOME TO COX HELD IN DAYTON   12000 Take §Part in Monster Parade and Hear Briel Speeches From Nominee

DAYTON PAYS ITS IRBUTE TO COX DECLARES HOLIDAY   Non Partisan Home Coming Celebration Staged by Cox’s Friends.   SPEECHES ARE BANISHED   And Day Given Over to Rejoic ing Over Selection of a Fellow Citizen.

DAYTON HONORS COX WITH A BIG JOLLIFICATION   Home Folks Lay Aside Politics and Have Good Time in Honor of Can:  didate.

TOWNS HONOR GOV. COX   Dayton and Miami Valley Parade in Tribute to Nominee.   Ail Business Suspended as Peorie into City to See Democratic ; Presidential Nominee. i

HOLIDAY — ENJOYED ~ ATDAYTON   CITIZENS PARTICIPATE IN NON-PARTISAN DEMONSTRATION   In Honor of the Democratic Presidential Nominee — City in Gala Attire—Parade this Afternoon Features Celebration for Gov.  “yer

DAYTON HOME COMING IN HONOR OF GOV. COX   RESIDENTS OF MIAMI VAL. LEY IN BIG DEMONSTRATION TODAY   tic Parade and  Ahbsence _ of Speechmaking the Features of the Celebration

NON-PARTISAN. HOME “COMING DEMNOSTRATION   Irrespective of Party Ties : » Dayton Citizens Welcome. ; ..’ “Fayorite Son”

NATIONAL GUARD. ASTATE INSTITUTION   Amendment: to’ Wadsworth ‘Bill. Place: Guard Under Control of the Gov‘- ernor Instead of. War Dept

Clause of the Constitution Means That in Future the National Guard Will Not. Be Under Direct Contro of War Department,

ASKS WAR. ACTS. REPEALED   Repreeentative Connaily, Oemeéra deinit Resolution in Howes at Waebingten: ie

ASKS: WAR ACTS . REPEALED   Representative Connally, Democrat, . Proposes Joint Resolution in House at Washington.

ASKS WAR ACTS REPEALED,   Representative Connal , Democrat, Proposes Joint Resolution in House  at Washington.  L

BRAKEMAN BADLY HURT.   Chester Smith of Near City May Have Skull Fractured In Fall.

SKULL LIKELY FRACTURED   William McLucas Run Down by Engine on Way Home From Work.

WORK OF Rip CROSS,   Nurses Go Evetywhere to Aid Coinmunities in Distress,

WOR OF RED ch         Nurses Go Everywhere to ala Com  munities in Distr

AMERICAN-MADE “SHOES SELLING CHEAPER. ABROAD   Government. Reports Also Show Wholesale Prices in U. S. Are 50 to - {00 Per Cent. Below Retail.

ANERAN SHOES - CHEAPER ABROAL   Government Reports ©“ Also __ Show * Wholesale Prices are. 50 to 100-5 ‘Per Cent’ Relow Retail. .

AMERICAN-MADE 8HOES SELL CHEAPER ABROAC   (By RALPH F. COUCH) (United Press Staff Correspondent

QUTSTANDING   PURPOSES OF RAILWAY DEPART MENT OF A. FL.   Outlined at Fifth Biennial Convention at Kansas City Today.

PURPOSES OF RAILWAY DEPART MENT OF A. F. L.   Outlined at Fifth Biennial Convention at Kansas City Today.

FLU OVER FOR THIS YEAR   Medical Authorities Say the Next Outbreak Will Occur in December, 1921.

GOMPERS OPENS FIGHT “OF LABOR IN POLITICS      APPEALS TO SHIP BUILDERS TO GIVE ASSISTANCE IN ELECTING FRIENDS IN CONGRESS.

GUMPERS OPENS LABOR CAN PAIG?   Wants Members Elected Te Congres: Who Will Be Favorable To Organized Labor. -

ABOR CAMPAIGN OPENS   GOMPERS BEFORE SitIP BUILDING TRADES UNIONS.   Says Present Congress 15 Tending Toward Autoc! Atd Ship Building.

PRIGES OF WEARING APPAREL MAY ORO   RETAILERS WILL CUT MANGE an PROFIT ON SPAN ARD SHOES,

a CHEAPER SHOES THIS SPRING   Such Is Promise of Retail Oealera’ Association in New York—Genera} Decline Seen.

GHEAPER SHOES THIS SPRING       Such Is Prom’se of Retall Ovaters Association in New York—Gen- se era! Decline Seen. “ 4

SHOE PAlGes WILL GO DOWN DURING SUMMED   Head of Retail Shoe Dealer: Makes Such forecast

eee eli, _ da ed  STANDARD SHOES PRICES TO BE REDUCED S00)      ULTRA-FASHIONABLE SORT TO 3TAY HIGH BUT FOOTWEAR FOR COMMON PEOPLE WILL SOON BE LOWER iN PRICP

CHEAPER SHOES THIS SPRING   Such ts Promise of Retail Dealers’ , Association in New York—Gen: » eral Decline Seen.

DOWNWARD TREND OF SHOE PRICES   REDUCTIONS ARE EXPECTED DURING SPRING AND SUMMER

WILL REDUCE. SHOE PRICES   Weglers Suy That the Cest of Stat dard Brands With Be Lower

ARRAIGN HURLEY MEN BEFORE LANDIS SOON   Will Not Have to Appear Be fore Grand Jury.

FRISCO GANSTER CONVICTED   Pugllist Said to Be One of Band Whict 1 Attacked Young Women—Faces Long: Term.

TOPS THE MARKET   Peter Gaasch Sells Choice Lot of 1 Black Cattle.

MUST CO-OPERATE FOR PEACE   Ambassador Geddes Says it is Dety of America and Britain.

PLACED ON RESERVE BOARD   D. Cc. Wills of ‘Cleveland Named of the Federal Body by President Wilson.

WILLS ON RESERVE BOARD   Cleveland Man Named Member of Federal Body by President. —

FRENCH RAIL MEN TO STRIKE    Threaten to Walk Out if Demands for lnereace Are lanored.

FRENCH RAIL STRIKE FEB. 10   Workers Threaten to Go Out if De. mands Are Not Met—Cite H. C. ef L.

NO RRLUEF AS TC SHGAR      =. Prevailing High Prices will glontinue After Receipt of Unlegu

CITY OF JUAREZ IN REBELS’ HANDS   Troops Are Acclaimed Amid Wild Scenes of Approval.   DESTROYERS HURRIED SOUTH   Two Americans Reported Killed by) “Mexican Bandits Near Vera Cruz — Obregon Prepares to Attack the City of Mexico.

REBELS CAPTURE CITY OF JUAREZ   Revolutionary Troops Are Ao claimed Amid Wild Scenes of Joy.   MEXICANS KILL 2 AMERICANS   Two U. &. Destroyers Hurried South  ; Following Report of Slaying by =  ; Bandits Near Vera Cruz—Obregon Drives on Capital.

REBELS CAPTURE CITY OF JUAREZ AMID EXCITEMEN   REVOLUTIONARY TROOP: ACCLAIMED IN SCENES OF JOY. —   ANTI-GOVERNMENT FORCES SUCCESSFUI   Obregon Is Now Reported As To Be Making Determined Drive to Take Capital of South ern Republic.

CITY NOW HELD UNDER CONTROL REVOLUTIONISTS   Carranza Orders All Railroad Stock to Mexico City

ein trent  CARRANZA FAST LOSING GRIP ON MEXICO AFFAIRS   Rebels Promise More Friendly Attitude  to Foreigners

REBELS TAKE CITY   Report Says no Trains Running Out ) of Mexico City.

(SIEGE AND MACHINE GUNS AND LARGE SUPPLY OF AMMUNITION ARE AT HIS COMMAND   REBELS OF MEXICO ARE SURROUNDING CARRANZA

SWEEPING ~ REVOLUTION : IN MEXICO   INDICATES THE. RAPID » WEAKENING OF THE CARRANZA GOVERN . © m& mb aa al   Rebels, if Successful, Promise a More Friendly Attitude Toward Foreigners Now in That Country.

Rehel& to Attack Mazatlan.   Carranza Garrison at Torreon Said to

CARRANZA FALL BELIEVED NEAR   TORREON IN HANDS 0} REVOLUTIONISTS FOL LOWING UPRISING.      All Railroad Rolling Stock Or dered Tied-Up in Mexicar Capital City.

REVOLT AT TORREON  IS REPORTED TODAY   REVOLUTIONARY . AGENTS HEAR NO TRAINS ARE LEAVING MEXICO CITY   Rapid Weakening of Carranza’s Grip Areuses Interest in Washington

SAY G. 6. P. TURNS BALK UPON LABOR   Gompers and Woll Reiterate Charges of Being Ignorec By The Republican Conven tion.  “Unspeakable Outrages” In flicted Upon Coal Miners bj Operators is Charged.

MINERS ASK PROBEIN  WEST VA   MINING CONDITIONS IN RESOLUTION TO FED. ERATION OF LABOR.   Declare Men Are Denied the  Right of Becoming Mem  bers of Labor Organiza.   tions and Other Privi. leves.

The’ Unspeakable Gutrages on Miners   Federation of Labor Asks For Investigation of Outrages Inflicted on Mine Workers in West Virginia,

HARRY WALKER HONORED AT CONVENTION   Of State Inspectors of Weights and Measures At Allentown

Nas Unable to Attend Husband Funeral Today ~ Vigil Kept Over Coffin

MRS. M’SWINEY COLLAPSES FROM THE LONG STRAIN   Widow of Lord Mayor Is Unable To Attend the Funeral Services for  Husband.

WATER POWER BILL iS PASSED   SENATE BiLL- TO DEVELOP NA TIOR’S WATER POWER WINS 8Y 37T9 1 VOTE

‘WASHINGTON STOPS FREIGHT SHIPMENTS   And Congestion Caused By Tie-up is Material—Motor Trucks Bring Food Into the  Chty. .

Conditions West ot Qhio River Show Improvement, but Service lsHard Hit in N, Y. and New EKingiand---Leaders See tind.

RAIL MEN CLINC WITH N.Y. STRIKERS   Factions Strive for Control of Fraffic Arteries Leading Into City.

MAY USE STRIKE BREAKERS   Trains in New York May Be Manned with Experienced Volunteers.

Johnson Conducts Harding Campaign   National Committeeman of Georgia Named by Chairman Will Hays.   Headquarters Set Set Up From Which Work Among Col-* ored Voters Will Be  Tiiteer-tad

HENRY LINCOLN JOHNSON TO DIRECT CAMPAIGN WORK   ee oe wana First Time in History for this Work to be Entirely   DONE BY A COLORED MAN.

CHAPOENAS FOR CUBS’ PLAYERS BEING WELD Ul   Members of Chicago Tearr Probably Won't Be Callec in Gambing Case Unti They Return From East

FIVE ARRESTED AFTER FEUD IN 4 ETOWAH COUNT}   Members of Two Families Reported to Have Attacked House en Masse

FUED BATTLE IN ; LITTLE WILD VALLE}   Five Men, Lhree of the Wounded, Under $1,000 Bonds,

GUNG FOR BIG WAR aHllPo TURNED GUT AHEAD OF VESSELS   Rsport of Ordnancé Bureau Chief Shows Progress in Material Production.

AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY IS TO CONTINUE   Annouscement Is Made by George C. Taylor, Vresident of Or ganization in New  York

CONTINUE COMBINATION   EXPRESS COMPANIES ANNOUNCE ~ INTENTION,   feven Companics That Dnited In the American Railway Express Find the Plan Desirabic.

EXPRESS STAYS ‘SCRAMBLED’   Merger for War Operation to Continue Under Private. Control, Says ; ‘Official. ;

Mayor of Martinsburg Not Em. powered to Vote as Member of City Council-——-Water Rate Increases in Charleston Are« Upheld.

GOUNTY COURTS NOT AUTHORIZED Ti THROW QUT VOTES   Affirmation Books Constitute Not Part of Returns to be Canvassed.   OPINIONS HANDED DOWN IN CASE FROM WYOMING   ‘Mayor of Martinsburg Not Em: powered to Vote as Member of City Council—-Water Rate Increases in Charleston Are - Upheld.  7

'KEMENOFF LEAVING ENGLAND   is Departure I= Attrihnted t  Rritixsh wend lintian Decision.

SEEK THE SOURCE OF “MCABOO BOON      QUESTION ANGUS MWeLEAN OF WAR FINANCE CORMORATION   “McADOO IS A RABBIT”         Senator Revd /Man Is Letting Pros deuey ck Ham”

ADO FUNG   New York. Reporter Tells: of barge. Sim. to: Back Former Treasurer's: _ Catnpalgn

Dry Law Is Here to Stay Says Chief   ACT NEVER CAN BE MOD! FIED; DON'T VIOLATE IT, KRAMER'’S PLEA.

TENDENCY 10 WINK AT PROHIBITION   Fede~al Prohibition Commission. er Says Disobedience of Laws Is Step Toward Anarchy

COMMISSIONER SAYS VITAL QUESTION IS ‘OBEDIENCE TO LAW OR TO ANARCHY

LAW OR ANARCHY BIG QUESTION KRAMER CLAIMS   Commissioner Asks Suppor! of Church In Fighting Moonshiners.

HOLDS “JIM” BRUCE TO U.S. GRAND JUR'   Former Cass County Banker anc One Time State Senator from This District is Held on Charge Of Fraud.

JAMES £. BRUCE HELD FOR FRAUI   Former lowa Politician Charged With Wrongly Using The Mails.

FORMER IOWA MAN IS HELD   President of Farmers’ Tracto Co. Bound 0. ~—so the Federal Grand Jury.

IOWA EX-SENATOR HELD MAIL FRAUD CHIEF BY LANDIS   J. E. Bruce’s Activities Called “Rawest” Jurist Ever Came Upon in His Experience.   “200 CENTS ON $1 NOT ENOUGH TO STOP CASE”   Farm Tractor Co. Had Tried to Settle With Everyone on 100 Per Cent Basis.

ROBBERS MAKE GREAT HAUL   Open Two Safes in Philadelphia and Get Away With $410,000 in Bonds.

BIG HAUL MADE BY ROBBERS   Philadelphia Burglars Get Away With %410.000 in Bonds.

IMPORTANT BEARING ON PEACE   Poles Se Censider Presence of Mos  cow Representatives in London.

RAY OF HOPE IN RUSS ECONOMIC SITUATION   Polish Official Believes Reds Wil Not Dare v4 Antagonize ies,

TEXAS BANK ADBBER HELL   TOM SLAL GHTER AND TWO COM. PANTONS ARRESTED LATE .KeeaTERDAY APTERNOON.   HAN) PLANNED ROBBER   Apprehension of the Three Men Frustrated Their Pians to Riob State Bank at Cedarvale, Kansas. Stlancher Has Record.

TOM SLAUGHTER, NOTORIOUS BANK ROBBER, CAUGHT WHEN OFFICERS FOIL PLOT TO ROB KANSAS BANK   Slaughter Admits Robbing Ten Banks in Past Four Years; Has Worked in  Several Texas Towns

SIMS DEFENDS tls CRITICISM. OF PORT OF NAVY IN WAR   Declares His Criticisms Were in the Interest of the Navy, Not Mud Slinging.   HE HAS ALL TO LOSE NOW   Admiral Happened to Be Born in Canada Because His Mcther Went Visiting.

SIMS DECLARES U.S, PROLONGED WAR 4 MONTHS      Outcome of Struggle Was Also _Unnecessarily Put In jcapordy

The Admiral Declares That Bad Management In Navy Department Prolonged War Foar Months. .

~ COST MUCH   U. Ss. Prolonged War Fout _ Months, Admiral Sims  __* Tells Congress.   WITNESS REFU TES -PRO-BRITISH CHARGE

ADMIRAL SINS DENIES MALICE   SAYS HE 'S NOT THROWING MUD AT NAVY—WANTS TO BE SET RIGHT.

Admiral Sims Criticises Pre-War Navy in Recital _ Before Senate Inquirte:      Department Blamed For Failure to at Once Put Fighting Re sources at Disposal of Allies; Says. Outcome = Waa Teonavdaized. .

SINS AGAIN YAYS NAVY FAILED 0 MAKE GAM   Insists “Failure” in First Six Months United States Was  fa thles   SAYS WAR PROLONGED   Could Have Been Ended Four Months Earlier Says Admiral

SINS AGAIN YAYS NAVY  FAILED 10 MAKE CANN   insists ‘‘ Failure’ in First Six Months United States Was in War.  SAYS WAR PROLONGED   SAYS WAR PROLONGED   Could Have Been Ended Four Months Earlier Says Admiral

ADMIRAL SIMS BACK IN PRIAT   Criticism of Navy Covered Conditton in 1917 and Not After We  Mine fiona se

SIMS SAYS DELAY COST MANY LIVES   Tells ‘Senate Committe: That Failure of Depart ment to Act Promptly Prolonged War.

NAVY OFFICIALS AGAIN TELL OF WAR ACTIVIT’   Admiral Sims Will Be First Called; Expeeted te Show Basis for Charges Madr.

NAVY DELAYS PROLONGED Tit WAR 4 MONTHS   At Least This is the View point of Rear Admiral Sims.   INVESTIGATION WAS COMMENCED TODAY   Admiral, First Witness, Ha Big Hammer Out for Daniels.

SIMS DENIES MUD THROWING AT NAV}   Admiral Declares His Criticism Was Intended To Be Constructive.

Declares Dilitory Policy Prolonged Struggle-for af Least Four Months and ‘Jeopardized  Outcome Unnecessarily   RAISES NO QUESTION OF . EFFICIENCY DURING WAR   Explains Oriticism is ‘Impelled Solely by Sense of Responsibility to Point Out Errors to Be Corrected

NAVY'S GONDUCT  PROLONGED WAR AT LEAST FOUR MONTHS CHARGE   Admirai Sims Says Failure of the Department to Act Promptly in 1917 Served to  enethen Struggle.   NOT THROWING MUD AT ANYONE, HE DECLARES   Admits the Fleets Performed Magnificent Service in 1918, After They Really Got Into the Game.

CAUSED HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE   Admiral Sims! Says Navy Department Did Not Act Promptly

WAR PROLONGED OUR MONTH HY LETHARGY CH AM   Says $000 Lives and $100, 000,000 Day Lost by Action   NOT THROWING MUD, HE TELLS COMMITTEE   Sea Forces Are Entirely Unprepared at Outset of Eventualities

‘Senaie Commitiee Told by  Admiral That Department's  Failure to Act Lengthened  the Conflict Four Months   Navy Heads Accused of Not Placing Country's Entire Naval Resources at the Im mediate Disposal of Allies

ADMIRAL SIMS TELLS HIS STORY   COMMENTS ON SHORTCOM. __ INGS OF4&MERICAN ‘NAVY.

War Prolonged 4 Months. Outcome Jeopardized by Navy Office, Says Sims

DUBLIN SCENE OF FIGHTING   Police Raids Are Accompanier by Heavy Rifle Fire and Explosions of Romhs_   MACSWINEY iS DELIRIOUS

fraitors Accompany President When Frecutive Abandonse Canitel City

IOWA DRUGGIST IS OHUT DURING FIGHT IN CHICAGC   J. R. Hobson of Le Clair Picked Up With Bullet in Neck.   JAMAICA GINGER STARTS A RUMPUS   Iowan Today Says Argument With Bartender is Followed By Shot.

CHICAGO BANKS START ‘MONDAY ON NEW TIME   Federal Reserve Institutions to ‘Join Movement.

GAVE FRIENDS A FRIGHT.   fr. MeCullough Met With Accident Last Night.

GAVE. FRIENDS 4 FRIGHT,   Dr. WeCuilongh Met With Accideni Last Night.

BHEAL ff Wall ROUTE - GiiGAbU OF LUG OP En   PLANES START FROM BOTH CTT. IES TODAY —-ALASHKA AIR EX PEDITION REPORTED SAFE,

ABRIAL MAIL ‘PO CHICAGO      Flying Postinan Carries Letters : Frein St. Louis

MAY LEAVE BODIES ABROAL   if Nearest of Kin Wish It Remains of Yanks Will Be Left Un. disturbed.

BODIES MAY REST IN FRANCE   Not to Be Disturbed if Sech Is De <ire of Relatives.

BRINGING HOME THE BALLOTS   Clerk Null Given His Supplies Today by the State.

DEMOCRATS TIRED OF PACT RUMPUS   Many Are Ready to Consider Re publican Reservation Program

2U DEMOCRATS WANTTO SWITCH   Senator Hitchcock to Be Told the Republican Reservations are Satisfactory,

PREMIER OF ITALY SEEKING A PEACEABLE SOLUTION OF PROBLEM  OF THE JUGO SLAVS   Will Concedle Autonumy to Dal matia, Declares Nitti to Allied Council,   DENOUNCES DANGEROUS CAMPAIGN BY PRESS

BLAMES PA. FOR OHIO WET SPOTS   First Six Months Of State Pro hibition Satisfactory Says Supervisor

Men of Affairs Pay The Capital a Visit   JOHN D. RYAN AND C. F. KELLEY HERE—LATTER IS ENTERVIEWED ON CRITICISMS OF COMPANY—MR. KELLEY GIVES FACTS OF SITUATION—MR. RYAN IS GLAD TO GET BACK TO HIS FAVORITE STATE.

JOHN BD. RYAN AND C.F, KELLEY HERE —LATTER IS UNTERVIEWED ON CRITICISMS OF COMPANY--MR. KELLEY GIVES FACTS OF SITUATION—MR. RYAN IS CLAD TO GEV BACK TO HIS FAVORITE STATE.

TELEPHONE — RATES   ACTION OP COMMISSION KE FECTS LAWAL CIUMPANY.   Tipton Telephone Company Will Ask bor Hizher Phone Rates,

TELEPHONE RATES   CTION OF COMMISSION . FECTS LOCAL COMPANY.        Tipton Telephone Company Will Ask For Higher Phond Rates. -

ARMY CAPTAIN’S SLAYER NOT WIFE SAYS FATHER   Judge Frank Dostes Declares Sor Was Not Married to Woman Who Shot Hin.

WOMAN Wid SHOT DOSTER NOT AIS WIFE   Father of Slain Officer, Former Chief Justice, Speaks   DOSTER ENGAGED TO MARRY EL PASOAN   Alleged Slayer Said T¢ Have Been Wife of Another

MAILS BEING HANDLED © PROMPTLY   IN SPITE OF THE UNAU. THORIZED STRIKE ON RAILROADS.

POST OFFICE IS WATCHING RAL STRIKES   interfereace With the Mails Will Mean Action—-Seaate Will Not tavestigate Now.

WILL-NOT TOLERATE (MALL INTERFERENCE   Drastic Action if Occasion Requires.

INTERFERENCE © WITH MATL 70: START ACTION   GOVERNMENT TO START VIGOROUS PROCEEDINGS IF DELAYS ocotR   No Senate’ Investigation Prov  RR. Hour. is Named’ Duti the Day:

ELIRU ROUT TALKS ON LEACUE TREATY   Would Have Been Ratified It Wilson Were Willing.   TO TAKE WITHOUT CHANGE   Juesiions President's Infallibil. ity—-Believes There Was in Pact Making ‘Shading of Justice by Expediency Which Has Marked Such Conferences Since History Began.’

EUROPE WOULD ACCEPT LEAGUE CHANGES--ROOT   Declares Covenant Contains Unwise, Injurious Provisions  Which Should Be Changed   PEACE OF WORLD WOULD BE PROMOTED IN HIS ELECTION, HE SAYS

INSISTENCE ON AMENDMENTS      Leading Statesman, in ‘Only Address in Presidential Campaign,’ Says U. S. Will Promote Peace by Electing Harding.

HOOT SAYS GHANGES CAN BE EASILY MADE. IN THE LEAGUE   Believes Other Nations Would Meet American Objections— America Would Have Been in League Now If It Hadn't : Been for President Wilson, Root Declares

ROOT LAYS TREATY FAILURE 10 WILSON   BLAMES PRESIDENT’S STAND ON RESERVATIONS FOR THE SITUATION   WOULD JOIN UNDER COX   Election of Harding Best to Preserve Peace—FPavors International Association.

AMERICA KEPT DUT OF LEAGUE BY THE PRESIDENT   Lolonial Lneatre TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.  HON. CARTER GLAS:  Senator From Virginia and Former Secretary of the Treasury,   Root Doesn’t Question Wilson's Justice but Does Question His Iniallibility.   SAYS HARDING’S STAND ‘ON COVENANT UNCHANGED   Declares It Was Well Under. stood in 1919, as It is Wel Understood Now, That Oth. er Parties to Treaty Would Have Accepted Reservation:

ROOT DECLARES WILSON BLOCKED RATIFICATION   Refusal to Accept Reservations Prevented Membership in League.

ROOT SCORES WILSON AS RESPONSIBLE FOR DISPUTE ON LEAGUE   Declares President’s Rejection of __ Reservations Created Issue, ~Suoports Harding -

ELIRU UOT TALK ON LEAGUE TREAT   Would Have Been Ratified 1  Wilson Were Willing.   TO TAKE WITHOUT CHANGE      Qacstiona Proside it’s Infallibli. ity—Believea Thera Was is Pact Making “Bheding of Justice by Expediency Whict Hes Marked Such Confer.  see Bawa Mister Bae

WILSON CAUSED TREATY DELAY   t\WILLING TO ACCEPT SUGGBS6TIONS OF OTHERS.   ELIHU ROOT TALKS ON LEAGUE   Senator Takes Stand That Questies Is Acceptance ef the League Une cuanged or a Modified Adeption.

LEAGUE DEFEAT WILSON’S FAULT ROOT DECLARES   In Oniy Speech of Campaign He Savs President Killed Convenant Himself   EUROPE READY TO CHANGE   Would Not Object to Covenant ; Reing Altered to i Meet Obiections

BLAME PLAGED UN PRESENT BY ELAN ROD!   He Declares That if Wilson Had Been Willing Treaty of Peace With Germany Would Have Been Ratified.   INFALLIBILITY QUES TONE!   Thinks That Large Majority of American People Earnestly Wish for Organization Among the Civilized Nations.

Oye pnt   Likens It to “Holy Alliance’ Which Tried to Force Judgment of Rulers,   DECLARES TREATY WAS WORK OF FOUR MEN   Says. League Would Mean Imposing Will of Present on Future Generations.

ROOT SAYS WILSON / KEEPS U.S. AT WAR   Declares President's Stand Prevented Nation’s Joining League—Warns OF Dangérs’ In Article Ten,

WILSON 1S BLAMED FOR PEACE FAILURE   ROOT SAYS TREATY WOULD HAVE BEEN SIGNED BUT FOR PRESIDENT.   Other Members of League Seek Changes in Covenant, Speaker Declares.

ELIHU ROOT ON LEAGUE NATIONS   jays Article Ten Is Attempt to Impose by Force, Judgement of Present Generation on Future  Race.

PLAMES LEAGUE TILTON WILSGH   if President Had Been Willing, Azz erica Would Have Been a Member, Root Coniends   MISTAKES FEARED   Infallibility of President Main Point of Contention in Mr. Root’s - New York Address

oY 6.0,P. VICTORY IN FALL WILL BRING PEAGE   America Would Be Member of League Now, He Asserts, if President Wilson Had Accepted Reservations.

Greatest opiate ‘on Anternarf-For Practical i “Agr pani Amor NaHane-to Preearve Peace.

WILSON BLAMED FOR HOLDING UP O. K.OF TREATY   Saf equard Pe ace of World by Electing G. 0. P. Root Says.

PRESIDENT KEPT AMERICA FROM SIGNING TREAT)   Former Secretary of State Says Other Nations Would Accept Reservations.

Kept Us Out of Peace, He Says of President.   ROOT INSISTS COX IS FOR NO TREATY CHANGE   Calls Governor's Proposal “Futile.”---Vote for Harding to End Solitary War

WILSON IS BLAMED THAT AMERICA HAS NOT JOINED LEAGUE   ELIHU ROOT, IN FIRST SPEECH TOUCHING ON LEAGUE AS AN ISSUE, POINTS TO “MISTAKES” MADE AT PARIS CONFERENCE.

ELIMU ROOT IN ‘SPEECH ATTACKS WILSON. ACTIONS   Says We Would Have Reen In League Bat for President’s Aititude

ELIAU HOOT NOW ‘BLAMES WILSON   For — of Treaty and League@of Nations   Ratification Could Have Been Secured, Says Mr. Root— Does Not Question Presi. dent’s Beliefs but Does Question His Infallibility—Advocates Election of Harding

DOT ON LEAGUE HE OATS HAREING IO FOB COMBINE   WILSON'S PAUL WHRRE GUT         WELLING DIS OTR BSGING TN DESIRE TO Aw PING LOVE M AAT

FOOT ON LEAGUE AE SAYS HARD “(SFO COMIN         WILSON’S FAULT WE’RE OUT   NOTHING DISTRESSING IN DESIRE TO AMEND COVENANT.

TUMULTY PASSES BUCK TO SENATR SPENCER OF MO,   INVITES HIM TO PRODUCE OF. FICIAL RECORDS OF HIS MILITARY AID CHARGE

TUMULTY HAS THE EVIDENCE LOGKED UF   His Invitation Under the Cirenm. stances to Senator Spencer ig Called Absurd by Sen, Reed.

SACO N LOI  CL LTO LOLOL LTO  TUMULTY CALLS UN oPENGER TO SHOW RECORDS   No Stenographic Reports at Hand to Show Aid Was Promised Baikans   WILSON’S ASSERTION OF FALSITY STILL STANDS   WHITE HOUSE TAKES ATTITUDE THAT SENATOR'S CHARGES SHOULD BE PROV: ED OR WITHDRAWN.

FRENGH ENCOUNTER LITTLE RESISTANCE   Frankfort and Darmstadt Occupied By Troops.   SOME SHOTS ARE FIRED

UNDER ARREST   One of the Wizard’s Chief Agents Who Made Huge Profits Sur. renders to the Police.

SECOND ARREST IN PONZI CASE   Assistant to Ponzi Nabbed by Police in Boston; Said to Have Made Big Sum by Investment With Chief and Acted as Ponzi's Agent in Deals.

PONZI'S CHIEF AGENT ARRESTED   WADE LARGE SUMS FROM PONZI'S OPERATIONS.GOT COMMIS. SION TO GET SLECKERS

PONZI’S T'S AGENT ~ GIVES SELF UI   Bénry  Neilion. of Cainbridge . Reaped Returns Front Financier’s Get-rich Scheme ..

ANOTHER ARREST INPONZI MYSTERY   Henry Neilson of Cambridge Surrenders to Potice Karly This Morning.

PONZI AIDE SURRENDERS TQ OFFICIALS   Warrant for Larceny; Issued on Harry Nielson, in Boston.

LIQUOR SALE BY DOCTORS LIMITED BY NEW ORDER   Only 100 Prescriptions i 3 Months to be Allowed,

BOOZE QUOTA  FOR DOCTORS IS REDUCED   Indiscriminate Sale of Liquo on Physician’s Certificate Thwarted.

LIQUOR PAESGRIPTIOND BY PHYSICIANS LIMITED TO CORRECT VIOLATIONS   ONE HUNDRED IN THREE MONTH! IS LIMIT EXCEPT “FOR GOOD “CAUSE.”

BAN ON LIQUOR PRESCRIPTIONS   Physicians Limited In Amount of Alcohol Disposed

PRESCRIPTIONS —  ‘OF PHYSICIANS - REDICED'TO 100   INOT MORE THAN THAT MAY BE ISSUED IN ANY ONE  ATTA DTH   Internal Revenue Bureau Say Such Ruling is in Conformit: With Volstead Act.

100 PRESCRIPTIONS IS LIMIT   Physicians Will Be Permitted to Write Only Limited Number.

PRESCRIPTIONS   100 Each Three Months Limit Any Physician May Issue.

To Limit Liquor  Prescription Power   Commissioner of Revenue to Limit Physicians’ Prescriptions to 100 for EVery Three Months.

HITS ROOZR PRESCRIPTIONS   Commissioner Would Limit Doe tors to 10¢ For Three Months.

LIMITS BOOZE SALES.   Druggists Can Fill 100 Prescription Bach Three Months.

TO GET 100 PRESCRIPTIONS   Physicians Will Be Permitted § te Write Above Number Every Three Months.

PHYSICIANS LIMITED TO. 100 ‘ - WHISKY PRESCRIPTIONS, THREE. ' “MONTHS, UNDER A NEW ORDER

“INDISCREET™ BOOZE SALES.   Gosernment Agents Would Scop Them bumediately, ¢

BAILEY §8 RETAINED   LIMITS LIQUOR PERMITS          Chysleians to We Altuwed (00 For Buck  Three Mouths.

LIMITS BOOZE PERMITS   Each Physician to he Allowed Only  One Hundred Every Threa Months

[0 STOP “INDISCRIMINATE SALE" OF LIQUOR BY LIMITING PERMITS   Move Made After Weeks of Careful Study and Investigation of Physicians’ Records—-Doctors Must Show Where Stimulants Went Before Bureau Will Issue More Prescription  lanks—400 A Year Is Limit Set.

REDUCE NUMBER OF PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION:   100 Each Three Months Limit Any Physician May Issue.

AJG5 COLLING ~ DEFEATS VENIBL   RANKEN AND CANDIASR ° LEAD IN FRIST DISTRICI   LOWRY LEADS iN THE SECONS   Race Between Sisson iad) Basby in Fourth Very Close-—-Quin Defeats  two Opponents in Seventh.

ROSS COLLIS BEFEATS UE Tt   RANKIN AND CANDLE a LKBAD 1X FIRST DISTRICT   LOWRY LEADS iN TRE SEGOND:   Race Between Sisson and Busby ty Fourth Very Close—Quin Defeats  two Opponents in Seventh.

"WILD YEAST GERMS” CLAIMED. CHISED ALCOHOL PRESENCI   Find Percentage,O.! Alcoho: In Barrels Centaining Watei.

DOUBT STILL IN RACE FOR SUPERVISORS   Only Vote Received During the Day Was Palomas Where Power Gains.

POWER LOOSES GROUND WHILE GREER GAINS   Vicksburg Precinct Heard From in Which Power Gains Three Votes.

Thousands of Men Out of Em ployment Are Flocking ta Chirnaan   CITY FILLED WITH HOBOES   Lodging Houses Are Filled and “Bums” Sleep in Parks —Fear Bread Lines.

BREAD LINE FORESEEN WN ~ CHICAGO: THIS: WINTER   Windy City “Filling Up Witt Unemployed and Labor Becomes & Drug on Market:   FACTORIES TRIM .SAILS

SHARP EARTHQUAKE SHOCK   Taitles Windows in Los Angeles; Alec Felt in Chile Districts.

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE RATTLES LOS ANGELE   Third Shake-Up in Two Day: Jars California City But Tines Little Damage.   CHILIAN CITY 1$ SHAKEN

AMERICAN FOOD RELIEF IN POLAND   Nearly Million Polish Children to Receive one American Meal Each Day During December

FRANCO-GERMAN. FRICTION GROWS   NEGOTIATIONS FOR ECONOMIC UNDERSTANDING SUSPENDED.   HUNS RESPONSIBLE   THE FRENCH DEMANDED THE EXECUTION OF THE TREATY.   if - ec German Militarists Sent Treeps Into Rube Valles in Hope of Breaklag Of Relatlons.

FRENCH SEE MOTIVE FOR GERMAN REVOLT   Claim Economic Understand ing Between Nations Pre7 vented by Disturbances.   ENGLISH DISAPPROVE ACT

ATTORNEY GENERAL: WILL DEMAND THAT RETAILERS THROW SURPLUS STOCKS ON THE OPEN MARKETS

U. S. MAY DUMP MOUNTAIN OF FOOD ON THE MARKET   iy Associated Pres««<« Leased W ire.}

TO FORCE BUTTER ON FOOD MARKE   Chicago Storage Houses Alone Said. to Have 4,969,398  Pounds On Hand.

BRYAN AND BILL SUNDAY WILL NOT BE ORY NOMINEES   Delegates Listen To. Lengthy Speeches in Unventilated Audi. torium; Henry Ford May Bt Prohibition Candidate

DRY CONVENTION _ HAS WET START   But Moisture Is Only Perspiyvation Caused by Oratory in. Stuffy Auditorium.

Neither Bryan Nor Billy Sunday Want Nommation; Latter Endorses Harding.

SAYS OLD PARTIES PLATFORM SILENCE ON LIQUOR IS WET   Two-Time Prohibition Standard Bearer Gives Keynote Talk at Lincoln Convention.   PARTY.IS STILL ON MAP, ITS MISSION NOT ENDED   Thirteenth Annual Meeting of Prohibition Organization Is Full of Oldtime Pep.

THE TWO BILLYS ARE NOT PROBIBITIONISTS   At Least Bryan and Sunday Don Want to Run on That Platform.

COAL COMBINE’S BOOKS IN HANDS OF COMMITTEE   Officials of Association Deny the Books Were Seized For  Investigation

TQ) PROBE COAL AND BUILDING TRADES   Senate Committee Clerk: Going Over Books Of National Coal Association

BEAT THE WOOD: IN SEARCH FOR AED STRAGGLERS   Poles Recapture Towns of Lomza and Bialystok, East of Warsaw.

DEMORALIZED TROOPS FLEE FROM POLES   Republic Almost Cleared of Invaders and Thousands Cross German Border to Escape Capture—Lomza Is Taken by Poles.

Fair Pricers Suspect Plot T Assess All “Traffic Will Bear”   CONDEMN N SUB- LEASING AS VICIOUS PRACTICE   Entire State Ts Watching Cleveland’s Fight On High Rents, Food

Probers Scent Conspiracy in Plan Devised by Profiteering Landlords

CONTINUE PROBL INTO LIVING COsTa N CLEVELAND CIT)   Fair Price Commission At tacks Problem From Two Angles.

WESTERN UNION SAYS CONGRESSMEN MUST PAY FOR MESSAGES   Notice Is Served on Con. gress That Monthly Account Will Close.

LABOR LEADERS WON'T PAY FINE   Men Appear at Jail, Accom panied by Large Body of Union Men.

OFFICERS WATCHING FOR CLARAS.HAMON   Reports Say She Is Enroute to Fort Worth or Ardmore to Give Herself Up.

i rH MURDER   Eight Will Die on Octobe: 14 and Four the Day Following.

CHICAGO EXECUTION RECORDS TO BE BROKEN IN OCTOBER WHEN 12 MEN WILL BE HANGED IN TWO DAYS

TWELVE MEN TO HANG ON THE 14 OF OCTOBER   All Reecords for Legal Executions in Cook County to be Broken at Hanging.

12MEN TO HANG WITHIN 2 DAYS   All Records for Legal Executions to Be Broken in Chicago Oct. 14-15.

REAL KICK GOES  IF HOME MADE   Cider and Fruit Juice Ban Virtually Lifted   Revenue Bureau Says Half Percent Rule May Be Ignored

MAKE FINAL APPEAL TO RAILWAY LABOR BOARD   Heads of Four Big Transporta tion Brotherhoods Expect toa he in Chicago Monday.

ARBITRATION IS ‘ASKED BY UNIONS   The Heads of the Four Hig Rallwa: Brovtherhouds Appeal to Labor Board.

RAIL WORKERS ~—(N FINAL APPEAL   Will. Attempt. to Get Labor Board to Re-establish Adjustment Boards

Railroad Brotherhoods:.’ Seek Adjustment Board to-Carry” . Out Wage Increase.

WANT ADJUSTMENT BOARDS. BACK   -BROTHERHOODS=-HAKE MOVE   All Railroad Organizations ‘to Appea to National Labor Board at Chicago Monday

pSUBALE OF COTTON GINNED   RILEY MARKETS FIRS ‘AND IS AWARDDED TANDSOME PRIZE.

ps] BALE OF COTTON GINNEI   giLEY MARKETS FIRS’ AND IS AWARDDED UANDSOME PRIZE

GOVERNMENT IS CHASING SUGAR PROFITEERS AND FINDING HIDDEN STORES   Georgia Firm Indicted and Omaha Hoardings Unearthed—Chicago— Enjoying Top Prices

MORE FLEXIBLE COURSE   Students in ‘School of Education Will Branch *Out :

RAIL MEN WARN OF NEW STRIKE   Employes of Prominent Road in East to Walk Out Saturday Night.

ENGLAND ON EVE OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   TWENTY.SIX ALTOONA RAILROADERS STRIKE

KENTUCKY GIRL’S FRIENDS PLAN TO AVENGE SUICIDE   Finding She Was Not Wealthy Lover ‘Jilted’ Her, It Is Believed

LOUNGE LIZARD CAUSED SUICIDE OF MIES BET?Y TREVIS   Friends of Kentucky Girl Who Was Jilted Bucause of Lack of Portune, Vaw Vengence,

WILLSON'S NAME GEORGIA BALLOT   As Democratic Presidintia! Candidate   ASKED IF HE WILL QUALIFY   One Hundred and E'ghteen Names Were Signed to Petition Requesting Piace On Ballot.

Wilson’s Name Is F iled: in. Georgia ~ for State Primar   Petition May Force Wilson. t ’ State Stand on Candidacy; Primary Held April 20.

GEORGIA TAKES BULL BY THE HORN      Files Name of President Wilson As a Candidate For Demecratic Nomination. '

Girl, 19, Held Prisoner in Cellar17 Yrs.   JOLIET. PARENTS CAS! BABY INTO DARKNESS AT AGE OF 2.

CRIPPLED GIRL FOUND HIDDEN IN DARK HQLt   MARIA JONBECK WAS REPT TD CELLAR SEVENTEEN YEARS MAY BE RESTORED.

SCIENTISTS TO TRY TO RESTORE CHILD TO HEALTH   Girl, 19, with Mind of Babe, Found in Joliet Cellar.

JOLIET TO SAVE IMPRISONED GIA   Find Cripple in Cellar Imprisoned During Last Seventeen Years.   UNDER TREATMENT SOON

PALMER GETo WORD OF QUIZ INOPEN COURT   NOTIFIED OF INVESTIGATION INVOLVING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

PROBE CONNECTION ATTORNEY GENE RRL DUNOPIAAGY GASES   Federal Judge Anderson Declines to Discuss Notice Sent to Mr. Palmer.   GOVERNMENT MAY NOT BE READY FOR TRIAL MONDAY   Most of Defendants, Including Operators and Miners in West Virginia, Have Not Been Brought Within Juris. diction of Indianapolis Court

SUDGE JUDGE. ANDERSON WILL INVESTIGATE PALMER'S ACTION   Notifies. Attomey General That Inquiry into: Miners’-Case ‘Starts November 8.   SCOPE IS°.NOT; INDICATED    Believed to Be.the Outgrowth 0  _ Simims’ Resignation From . the Case.

COAL CASES. FOR OR TRIAL         ATTORNEY: BY: GENERAL . PALMER NOTIFIEL BY JUDGE’ ANDER  : St WRT   That the - Former’ s- Con- nection With. the: Cases > Will be Investigated. and -: Invited to he Present.

COURT TO PROBE  PALHIER'S ONDER   feet Gen ‘eral Invited to An - pear bei ore.  Anderson, :   HAS TO DO WITH COAL CASES

JUDGE WILL PROBE PALMER'S PART IN SOFT COAL CASES   Notice Has Been Sent to Attorney General That “Certain Matters” Will Be Inves tigated Monday. , —

PALMER PUT UNDER FIRE IN COAL CASE   U. S. Judge Says He Will Orde Probe Of Attorney General’s Acts.

COURT'S. ACTION RESULT” OF SIMMS” RESIGNATION   Alleged: Proposal 3 ‘in ‘Regard to . Evidence! Bai id to ‘Haye: ‘Been

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S CONNECTION IN MINE STRIKE INVESTIGATEL   Federal Judge to Look Into Palmer’s Activities in Case,

Attorney General ln Strike Triais   Palmer Notified That His Connection In Arrests of 125 Coal Operators and Miners Will Come Up In Open Court Next Monday at Indianapolis

rd PROBE  _-PALMER      a oe ‘yes, 8s  Federal ‘District Judge ts Plans  wng to lavesligate Attorney General.

TO PROBE PALMER'S. MINE CASE ACTION   Federal Court Notifies Attorney General of Investigation,

Attorney General Palmer ~ Sees No Cause for Judge Anderson's Investigatio   Federal Judge Will, Look Inte Settlement of Coal Strike "Last Winter.

CALL FALMER 10 ANSWER PART IN STATE COAL CASE   FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON SENDS ATTORNEY GENERAL TELEGRAM,   WANT HIM PRESENT AT OPENING OF THF TRIA!

PALMER 3 CONNECTION WITH COAL OPERATORS GASE WIL! BE PROBED   No Indication As to Scope or Character of Investigation Is  Given By Federal District Judge in Announcement that Probe Will Be Conducted.

PALMER TO BE PROBED   In Cannectlon With Investigation vy Case Against Miners and Operrtars,  ‘eigen ee age. sas

COAL CONSPIRACY CASE 10 BE AIRED   ‘Federal Judge Anderson Summons Attorney General  Palmer to Testify   \PROBE STARTS MONDAY   Action Comes As Aftermath of Recent Resignation of Dan W. Simms

FEDERAL JUDGE TO  INVESTIGATE PALMER   Attorney General Is Advised by Telegram and Invited to Be Present November &.

TO PROBE PALMER'S ACTION   Inquiry Involves Attorney Gencral’s Connection With Conspiracy Case.

LIGHT TO BE TURNED Of PALMER'S INTERFERENCE FOAL CONSPIRACY PROBE

ACTIMITIED TH GOAL WINE CASE” “TORE PROBED   Hearing in Judge ~Anderson’s Court in indianapolis November 8   MATTER OF EVIDENCE... _ TO BE INVESTIGATED   iScape or Nature “of -Anquiry Not Given in Telegram: for Falmer. --:

PALMER'S CONNECTION WITH CASE BE PROBEL   Invited to Appear at Trial o Coal Operators and Miners . Next Monday.

PALMER TO FACE INVESTIGATION   ‘trial of 125 Operators and Miners to ' Be Started In Indlanapolls Federal Canrt November §.

PALMER NOW FACED INQUIRY BY COURT   Federal Judge Anderson Want Facts in Case Against 120 Miners and Operators.

CONSPIRACY CASE 1S TOCOME UP MONDA   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER CITED TO APPEAR FOR INVESTIGATION.

PROBE PALMER COAL DEALINGS   Judge. Anderson Orders In vestigation Into.In-. diana Case

TO QUIZ ATTORNEY GENERAL IN TRAIL   Federal Judge At Indianapolis Will Investigate Palmer’s Act in Coal Cases.

ATTORNEYGENE RAL PALMER CALLED 10 EXPLAIN COAL CASE!   Federal Judge Anderson Wire: for Cabinet Member to Be in Court Nov. 8.   “Solid South” Broken Into for OFFERS NO EXPLANATION   Collapse of Prosecution Cause of Inquiry. Indicated by Simms’ Connection.

PALMER GOING -  NDER PROBE   Federal Judge Anderson Wil Investigate His Connection With State Coal Cases.   SIMMS TO BE CALLED

SUUHIOU Ui TU oT OPS Connection With Case Against Miners and Operators  ae nee getter  His Restrictions Said To Take Heart Out of Prosecution. Echo of Resignation of Assist: ant Sims

PALMER MUST FAGE COURT IN COAL DISPUTE   Summoned to Tell What He Knows About Prosecution,   CALL FEDERAL AGENTS   Attorney General Alleged to Be. Involved in Evidence Scandal, ’ 

WIRED PALMER ABOUT CASE   Investigation Will Occur When Case Is Called —  For Trial °

GUuRT 10 PROBE PALMER'S ORDE?   Attorney General Invited 'o Ap pear Belore Aniersoi,   HAS TO DO WITH COAL CASES

PALMER 1S CALLED UPON TO APPEAR BEFORE JUDGE ANDERSON   Meddling with Coal Case May Lead to Statements from Witnesses in Case   Star at tnquiry by Court Expected to Be Assistant Attorney-General Simms

Order That Certain Evidence Should Not Be Submitted. “Cut the Heart Out of the Case” Brought Against the Coal Operators and Miners. Palmer Says He Is Unable to Understand What Will Be Investigated.

TO PROBE PALMER'S CONNEGTION WITH COAL MINE GASES   Judge Anderson Announce: Investigation But Gives No Details.

ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLED INTO GAat   PALMER INVITED TO APPEAR IN THE CASE OF THE COAL. MINERS   WILL MAKE THOR PROBE   The Connection of Mr. Palmer With the Case, Judge Anderson Says, Will Be investigated.

NQUIRES INTO PALMER AGTH GL GASE   Attorney General “Cut Heart Out of Prosecution,” Chaame Accarte.   JUDGE WIRES HIM:   Says Conduct of His Investigation Will Be Aired in Open Court. -

WILL QUIZ ~PALMER   U. S. Judge to Probe Attorney General’s Acts in Coal Case.   Investigation Inte Cabinet Member's Connection With Affatr te Be Made at Indianapolig November 38.

JUDGE. ANDERSON ASKS ATTY. GEN. 10 VISIT COURT   Case Is Set- For. Trial’ Or + * Next Monday ”) Morning

U. $. COURT PROBES PALMER CONNECTION WITH COAL CASES   Attorney General Summoned to -Appear in Federal Court Upon Opening of Trial   SIMMS MAY BE CALLED 0 EXPLAIN HIS WITHDRAWA   No Comment on Action Comes “from Department of Justice

Judge Asidereon Said: He sired Testimony ‘as ‘To’ His Connection With the Miners:  And Operator's, —Hearing a ‘An Early Date, 60 2"

U. S. COURT AFTER ATTORNEY GENERAL   FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON IS ANXIOUS TO HAVE WIISON AIDE GIVE HIS VERSION OF COAL CASE TROUBLES.

PROBE PALMER'S ACTION   Investigation of Attorney General’s Conneclion With Case Against Miners

Hitchcock Says Largest Sum Paid in Any State Was $15,000—IIlinois Governor's Fund Totals $404 984,78.   INCREASE IN POSTAL WAGES   Senator Sterling Pledges Raise to Al! Mail Workers All the Way Down the Line,

RAISE FOR POSTAL WORKERS   Senator Sterling Pledges Increase All Way Down the Line.

INCREASE !IN POSTAL WAGES   Senator Sterling Pledges Raise to All Mail Workers All the Way Down the Line.

IT REACHES TIPTON.   Housewives Put a Ban on the High lying Spud.

FLOUR AND WHEAT DECLINE DUE TO STOP IN FOREIGN BUYING   FLOUR HAS BEEN REDUCED S60 PER BARREL SINCE  ae’ ea «@

CHICAGO WORKERS STRIKE   Five Thousand Municipal Street Cleaners Demand Increase in Wages—Garbabe Uncoliected.

CHICAGO CITY WORKERS OUT   Municipal Street Cleaners Demand  Waae Increase.

KILLINGS IN HAITE REDUCED TO 2251   Gen. Barnett Says Mistake ¢ ~ 1000 Was Made,

2.950 HAITIANS SLAIN   Error in Addition Lends iv Annonnce ment of a Larger Number.

HATIEN PROCE UNDER WAY. NATIVES KILLER CHBHTLY QVER OM   TESTIMONY BEGUN BY GENERAI BARNETT, FORMER COMMANDER Ci MARINES.

SLAIN HAITIANS: NUMBER 2,250   Mistake of 1,000 Made in  Addition. —  f   GENERALBARNETT -, GIVES TESTIMONY   Most of Deaths Occurred During Action. —

AVESR AFR. BSERARPEY 24N  STATING NUMBER     Only 2250 Instead of 3250 Natives of Haiti Qiain.

ANNOUNCE 1,000 100 MANY HAITIANS DEAD   Naniels. Corrects Statement— . Only 2,250 Killed.

Major Kdiund MeClellun  Testificd 'Phag Hut Few Had Been Kilted Except Those Who ltd Fallen in Ace  tlon.

INQUIRY ABOUT HAITI   Report Shows There Was Error ir  First Statement.

BIG MISTAKE WAS MADE IN FIGURE’   Not Nearly so Many Haitians Killed as First Reported By “Navy,

Only 2,500: Natives Killed . in Haiti During Five Years ‘Occupation by Americans

NATIVES KILLED WN ANTI NUMBER 9980   Reports Show That Error was  First Made and That the Majority of Them Fell in Battles. With the Marines And Not Uniawfalfv.

HAVTIANG KILLED NUMBER BUT 2,250   Mistake In Addition Leads to Erroneous Figures, Says Gen’! Barnett.”

ONLY 2,250 KILLED   ; Error of 1,000 In Casualties Among! Haitians, 5

290 NATIVES KILLED iN HAITI BY U.S. MARINES   Mistake in Addition Caused Larger Number Announced   Inquiry by Naval Board Under Way

CONDITION CRITICAL   But King’s Strong Constitution Mav Save Him

Rangers Tattle on Forest Fires          4 ad ‘ans ei tt een     FATPAO i 8 Aon

CHANGED aise” CABINET   the Turks Have Selected a New Set of Men to Handle The Government.

TURKEY HAS NEW CABINET   Constantinople Announces Eighth Min. istry Since Armistice—Will Prove Powerless Against Opposition.

NEW CABINET FOR TURKEY   Eighth Ministry Since the Armistice Is Announced.

ot > ey ae) ake eo es  mr i ed 8 Ber al Lae OG . CAE RACES ER:  “AUL TACT) i : ee a ee vee  i 78 Ge eon Ale oe  eos OMA Sa  "yf OS Ny a 4 yp Ee: /-3  Si . ae TRS re 7. en   ONE OF 3,000 WORLD CONFER¥ERENCES TO BE HELD APRIL 6 AT M. E. CHURCH

AMENDMENT PASSES.   New Jersey Legislatiire Ratifies Suffrage. Amendment.

CLAY COUNTY HISTORY  ¥. W. Hood of Clay Cenier Publishes Iraportant Historical Volume.

CLAY COUNTY HISTORY   F. W. Hood of Clay Center ' ublishes Important HisLorical Volume.  ‘

CLAY GOUN TY HISTOR   *, W. Hood. of Clay Center Publishes Important His‘torical Volume.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FORCE   Scope and Powers Under Consideration.   POSSIBLE CONFLICT RESULT OF DECISION   Dispute Over Admission of Albania.

OBJECTIONS TO LIT. “TLE ALBANIA TO BE - THRESHED OUT.   France and Italy Opposes  _ the Step— South Africa (Champions Cause of the Smaller State.

MANY SEEK CURES BY FAITH   Hundreds of Sick Brave Down-Pour ing Raine At San Francisco To See Hickson.

SPEAKER OF ASSEMBLY   Miss Marguorite L. Smith of “New Vork Presides Half Hour. :

MAN KILLS TWO   Sheets Wife and sister Then Ends Onu Life in Kentucky Hone

Russian Soviet army has reached point 75 miles ’ from Warsaw   POLES BEGIN OFFENSIVE   Armistice negotiations will probably not begin until latter part of week

Converging On City; Armistice Parley Delayed   Poles Begin Counter Offensive and Some Success Is Reported   ALLIES WILL ACT IF CONFERENCE FAILS

BELA KUN IS HELD IN GERMAN CAMP   ferlin Refuses Hungery'’s Demant for Extradition of Former Dictator.

BELLA KUN JAILED,   Former-Hungarlan Ofefater in Prison in Germany.

STARTS DAY WITH $25 AND BECOMES MILLIONAIRE; BROKE ON SAME NIGHT

BuO HALF MILLION DOLLARS WITH $25   But Soon Finds Self “Bank rupt Millionaire.”

MILLION RUBLES FOR $25 BOUGHT BY JOURNALIST   Soon Bankrupt From High Prices In Sebastopol.

POVERTY. IN” CRIMEA   Miftion- Rubles Go for. $25, but fMeal Costs 86,000.   "Newspaper Correspondent Finds WN > Real Money and Little to Pur] chase in Sebastopol.

NATIONAL THRIFT. ‘OAY 1S OBSERVED THRUOUT NATION   Is Sponsored By Young Men’: ’ Christian. Association. —-Result: Aye Fynected.. ft   TO ENCOURAGE — BANKING

Country Wide Campaign in the Interest of Thrift Along All Lines Begins Saturday, Jan. 17, and Continues 8 Days. 

CONGRESS IN ITS FINAL RUSH   Crowded Calendars Stili Cenfront Both Houses   BUSINESS .1S.. INCOMPLETE,   Several Bills Sent to President Will-Be Vetoed Sure

BOTH HOUSES TODAY HAD BUSY SESSIONS   HOUSE PASSED BUDGET BILL AMENDED TO SUIT WILSON AND SENT IT TO SENATE.

FEVERIOH fd IE  SHOWN ON FINAL DAY OF Staulllh   CALENDARS OF BOTH HOUSES CROWDED WITH IMPORTANT  BILLS ON LAST DAY,

ON LET IT GET INTO CAM" PARGN AS CAN ISSTE,    That Is One of the Final Matlers ter Consideratlow by the, Lower ilouse, :

CONGRESS QUITS AT 4 O'CLOCK   Most Important Bills Out 0} Way, Several Measures Mus! Be Abandoned.

BUDGET BILL AMEND. ED BY THE HOUSE TO MEET VETO OBJEC.  SITES ATT CO   Merchant Marine Bill. Sent to President—Bill to Exclude Dangerous Aliens from Country Passed —  Othayr Maaagnrad

- SET FOR TODAY   Both Houses of: Congress Face Busy Sessions. on. [ the Last. Day.

BUSY SESSIONS FOR 5OTH HOUSES TODAY   CLEAR AWAY IMPORTANT MATTERS BEFORE’? **;? O'CLOCK CLOSE   An Effort Will be Made to ge: the Armerian Question Sctthed Today

WHISKY REVOLT IN MICHIGAN A TEAPOT TEMPEST   Prohibition Leader of Iron  River Declares That There Has Been No Breach of Peace.   FEDERAL OFFICERS REFUSED WARRANTS

MUSOU GIVE UMET WIGTORY OVER DENERINE   FIRST CORPS ANNTHILATED AND MANY PERISH ON FIELD OF BATTLE.

GREAT VICTORY FOR SOVIET TROOPS IS REPORTED AT BILAYA   Moscow Reports Say Denekine’s Kuban Corps Annihilated in Battle.

Anarchists Are Hunted Down In Effort To Solve Wall Street Explosion Which Killed 33, Injured 200.

FEW CLUES FOUND IN WALL STREET OUTRAGE   Grand Jury Investigation ' Into Gotham Bomb Plot to Open’ = on Monday, an   HOPE, TO TRACE CRIMINAL  BY NEW SHOES ON HORSE   Edwin P. Fischer, Held in Canads, Believed to Be Innocent of Blame. i   ONE SUSPECT BEING HELD   Communist Leader in New York, Arrested After Explosion, Js Btitl Held.

WIFE OF ARMY PROFESSOR DIES, ATTENDING CAME   Passes Away on Way to-Het Box a at the: Polo

TILDEN INTO FINAIS?   Is One of Last Eight In Play for the  Cthamninnechin

RUSS WIFE MUST SUPPORT HUBBY   If She Is Able and He is In Need of Such Support Law Says

WIFE REQUIRED — TO SUPPORT MAN   New Innovation of Marriage in Soviet Russia

HIS MENTAL CONDITION CAUSED GRAVE GONGERN   PRINCE JOACHIM IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN GREATLY DEPRESSED BEFORE COMMITTING  SUICIDE ABOUT MIDNIGHT ON Parla’ ©.

PRINCE WAS DEMENTED.:   Meztel Condition of . Forme: Kaiser's Son Caused.Pamily. Grave Cougern.

NO LETTERS WERE LEFT B)  PRINCE WHO KILLED SELF   Mental Condition Former Kaiser’s Youngest Son Had Caused Great Concern.

PRINCE WAS DEMENTED.   Mental Condition of Former Kaiser's Son Caused. Family Grave Concern.

Prince Joachim, Younges' Son of Former Emperor Williarn, Found Dead.   DESERTION OF WIFE CAUSES DEPRESSION   Also Thought Republicar Government Would Drive Him From His Home.

PRINCE'S TROUBLES CAUSED DEPRESSION   Alarming Mental Condition Was Noted by Aged Adjutant Late Friday Evening

KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   A. H. Waite,' Kansas City, Phot Also Injured in 1000-Foot Fall.

One Killed In- _  "Plane Crash   Lloyd Lewis Met. Death at Bur lington, : Yester day, When Plane Fell 1000: Fect

SEEK MURDERER. OF AGED FATHER AND MOTHER   Mother Tried (0 Prevent Murder vf - Her Husband and Was Shot Down

NEGRO KILLS ROTH MOTHER AND FATHER   LEME D POSSESS ARE HUNTING FOR PHE SLAYER WHO TS AN EX-SERVICE WAN

KILLS =MOTHER: WOUNDS FATHER   Ohio Ex-Soldier Shoots Down His Parents   ANGERED BY HIS FATHER   Mother Murdered Coming to Rescue of Her Husband

MOTHER SHOT AS SHE ATTEMPTS TO  PREVENT SLAYINC   Sire Brutally Killed By Maddened Lad;  Posses Search.

CHIEFS. WORKING TO BREAK STRIKE   ‘Grand Lodge Officers of Railread Brotherheods are Exerting Influence.   EFFECTS BEING FELT IN OTHER INDUSTRIES   Railroads Face Most Serious Situation They Have Confronted in Years.

WRAL TIUP F FACILITIES  mL FAG i   —  erhood Chiefs Unite With Officials to Avert Further Trouble.   APRESS CONFIDENCE IN weceEss OF EFFORTS   aim Is Made That Chieago Traffic Is From 60 to 75 Percent of Normal

BROTHERHOOD HEADS OPPOSE RAIL STRIKERS   Rail Union Officials Unite With Railroad Managers in Mtort tu Crush Radical Plans for Disrupting Unions.

THREATENED WALKOUT IN OTHER CITIES WORRYING THE CHIEFS.   PARTIAL TIE-UP AT SOME OTHER POINTS

SERIOUS SITUATION FACES RAVIROADS   UNION HEADS CONCENTRATE POWERE TO BREAK STRIKE.   FUEL FAMINE THREATENS   May Shut Down City Industries. Foo: Shortage Imminent. President May Take Action.

Brotherhood Heads Join With Railtoa is          Switchmen, Engineers and F iremen Clail out Is Growing and That Chicago Dis Will Be Tied up in 24 Howes

LABOR LEADERS SEEK TO BREAK THE RAIL STRIKE   All Brotherhood Officers Concentrate Efforts To Halt Chicago Strike   THE SITUATION HAS BECOME SERIOUS   Nation-Wide Walkout Is Threat ened Unless Present Trouble Is Quickly Ended.

GOVERNOR ISSUES ‘A PROCLAMATION   ASKS THAT PEOPLE REFRAIN FROM UNNECESSARY LABOR AND GATHER TO GIVE THANKS   THANKSGIVING DAY IS THURSDAY   Annual Event Is Fixed By Presidental and Gubernatorial Proelamation.

BARUCH HAD PUBLIC GROU? IN VEST POCKE’   Wrecked President Wilson's First In dustrial Conference, M, W. Alex. ander Charwese.

U. S, WARSHIPS EYE BOLSHEVIKI   Three Red Gunboats Are Operat  ing in the Black: : Seq.   Eleven American Destroyers Will Watch Vessels to Prevent Acts of Piracy Only—General Wrange! Checks the Soviet Drive.

YANK WARSHIPD WATCH Tht AED:   “Bolshevik Gunboats Are Operating in Black Sea.   U. S. DESTROYERS ON GUARD   Two Red Submarines Reported to Be Active in Same Waters—Americans Supposed to Prevent Acts of Piracy Only.

U. 5. WARSHIPS EYE BOLSHEVIKI   Three Red Gunboats Are Operating in the Black Sea.   ALSO HAVE TWO SUBMARINES   Eleven American Destroyers Wil Watch Vessels to Prevent Acts of Piracy Only—General Wrangel Checks the Soviet Drive.

KOREANS STAGE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST JAPS'   S. CONGRESSMAN 18) INTER. RUPTED WHILE DELIVERING ADDRESS IN SROUL

__READ THEM TODAY   25,000 Lbs.  Royal Purple  70/830 Prunes;  Pound Fifteen Cents!  Get Your Share

25,000 Lbs.  Royal Purple  70/80 Prunes;  Pound Fifteen Cents!  Get Your Share

LIFE OF PONZI — THREATENED BY FORMER VICTIM   Young and Old Were Victims of Biggest Swindle Uncovered in Many Years  LOSE ALL SAVINGS

EARLY RETURNS INDICATE LEASUE BEATEN IN N. 0   Country Precinct Figure: May Entirely Change Totals, Believed

NONPARTISAN LEAGUE BEHIND   North Dakota Returns Indicate Ine dependent Republican Vietoryv.-

MINIMUM WAGE FIXED FOR GOVERN. MENT EMPLOYES   (ity United Prens)

MINIMUM WAGE.   Three Dollars Per Day Is the, Civil Service Limit.

DEATH CHAIR IS ROBBED BY EW EVIDENCE   4 ie F  gt Smith extends execu:   tive clemency to four eondemned men

SWITCHMEN TIE UP KANSAS ROADS   ‘Number on Strike at Midnight Estimated at 2,500 Brotherhood Official.

TO FIGHT FOR BEER PLANK   Many Illinois Delegates to Demand a Wet Pla*t*form.

DEMOCRATS FOR BEER PLANK   Illinois Delegates Expect Aid From Other States at the San Fran. cisco Convention,

BERGDOLL SEEN-ON WAY TOWARD CANAD,   Garage Man Sold Him Gag and Then” Saw Picture: in the American-Legion Weakly.

TREATY FIGHT MAY BE CARRIED 10 FLOOR OF SENATE   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE REACHES NO DECISION ON REPUBLICANS’  SmmrreaaT   “DEMS” SURPRISED   Hitchcock Issues Statewment That G. O. P. Ultimatum Was Unexpected.

HITCHCOCK 10 DARRY TREATY 10 THE FLOOR   Uniess Republican Leaders Get Busyon Some Kind of Decent Compromise.   OBSTRUCTIONISTS ARE GIVEN WARNING   Still Hope for Reaching Some Kind of Agreement By Conferees.

THREATENS 10 CARRY TREATY 70 SENATE   "“Gtchcock Says He Will Make Fight There If Compromise Negotiations Cease.   JO MEET AGAIN THURSDAY   Democrats Express Surprise at Republican Attitude on Article Ten.

PEAGE TREATY FIGHT MAY G0 BACK OW FLOOR OF SENATE. IMAMREDIATE   HITCHCOCK THREATENS TO WON] FOR CONSTDERATIOS Ik NEGOTIATIONS AKE BEORES.

HNCHCOEK 1 0. ~ REPUBLICANS   FATE OF PEACE TREATY STILL HANGS IN AIR   GIES REPUBLICANS NOTICE   Notice That the Treaty Wil Be Called Up in Senate For Action Given by _Hitehcock. ‘

POSSIBILITY OF COMPROMISE IS ‘STILL OPEN ONE   DEMOCRATS SERVE NOTICE TREATY FIGHT TO GO TO FLOOR OF SENATE.    WEET ON THURSDAY   da  Senator Hitcheock H Has Conference With President; No Indication ef White House Attitude.

Will Take Fight To Floor Of Senate If Opponents Quit Compromise Efforts

  LEADER SAYS  Han WILL  G0 TO SENATE   Democrats in a Formal Reply on Republican Refucal to Act   ‘Claims That - Agreement Was Near Until “Interruptions” Came

HITCHCOCK 10 CONTINUE ls TREATY FIGHT   Says Unless Compromis Negotiations Are Contin ued He Will Carry It tc Senate Floor

COMPROMISE ON PEACE COVENANT STILL IN DOUBI   Bi-Partisan Conference Discussed fithout Decision On’ Republi= cans Stand..

FIGHT BACK TO SENATE   Threatens to Move tor Consideration of Pact Unless Foes Continue Compromise Negotiations-G. 0. P. Will Not Yield.

HITCHCOCK PLANS — ‘TO BRING TREATY T0 FLOOR OF SENATE I  COMPROMISE FAILS   Republican Refusal ,to’ Give In On Article Ten Which ' Had Practically Been Settled, Caused Leader to Get Rasey With General Threat.

HITCHCOCK SAYS: WILL TAKE PACT ~ TOSENATE FLOOR   Threat Prevents Break in Conference of Bi-Partisans   SHOW NO. OPTIMISM

DEMOCRATS WILL TAKE PACT FIGHT TO THE SENATE   Hitchcock Declares For War Unless G. O. P.  Compromise.

HITCHCOCK THREATENS TO TAKE TREATY FIGHT ONTO SENATE FLOOR UNLESS NESOTIATIONS CONTINUE   Gives Notice as Reply’ to Refusal to Compromise « on Article Ten. . Sipartisan Conference Will Be Resumed Next Thursday.   BOTH SIDES SAY THEY WILL REMAIN FIRM

BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE TALKS — . SITUATION; REACHING: NO ecisiie

HiteBock Threatens t : . Carry ‘Treaty to F loor . : of the Senate.

ARBITRATE O PAGT OR FIGHT IN HOUSE, Der   Hitchcock Warns That He Will Carry Issue to Congress if Negotiations Fail.   NOTICE IS SERVED

THREAT TO CARRY TREATY 10 FLOOR FROM HITCHCOCK   Witson Spokesman Tel is G.0: P. Compromise Effort Halt to Bring Such Alternative.   BIPARTISAN COMMITTEES: TO MEET AGAIN THURSDAY   Lodge Says Republicans’ Stand  Unchanged on Article 10 and Monroe. Doctrine. ...-

FATE OF AGREEMENT UN PEACE TREATY 1S STILL VERY VAGUE   Bi-Partisan Conference Today Fails to Bring Democrats  and Republicans In.   DEMOCRATS ARE SURPRISED   They Understood Article X Reservaticn Had Already Been Assented To.

VILLA REPULSED IN, ~~ ATTACK ON VILLAGE   Report States He Lost Some Troops in Attempt.

WAR TO QEATH AO DECLARED ON ALLA BANTITS   New Mexican Governmen Sends Troops to Form “Stee] Ringe” About Him.   REWARD JIS OFFERED   Nothing-to Be Left Undone to Bring About Capture of Outlaws.

Wirciess Expert Propeses te Learn Whether Signals Come From the Earth or Another Pianet.

Senator Expected to. . Say _ Something on League of Nations Soon.   ‘DENIES SLUSH FUND TALK   Mysterious Twelve Wore Campaign Slogan About to Be Sprung,

WARLES EVANS HUGHES TO CONFER WITH SENATOR W.G. HARDING POMORROM

HARDING 10 GW STANDONLEAGHI   One of the Most Important Speeches of the Campaign Will Bo Delivered Saturday at Moarinn.

BUSY WEEK FOR SENATOR HARDIN   WILL AGAIN ATTACK LEAGUE 0! NATIONS IN SPEECH NEXT SATURDAY

HARDING TO WORK ON LEAGUE ADDRESS   Which WILL BE DELIVERED NENT WEEK TO TNDIANA DELEGATION

HARDING STARTS  BUSIEST WEE   League of Nations’ Foes Hel; Nominee Prepare Speech for Saturday.

HARDING 10 GIVE Blo SPEECH SAT   SUBJECT TO BE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS—THE CONTENTS GUARDED.

National League Magnates Look to Minors to Solve Their Problems.   JOHNSON iS BELLIGERENT   American League President Avers Older Circuit Will ° Not Fight.

MAY BE AVERTEI   Members of Factions of haters Lock to Binors For   MEETING AT KANSAS CITY   Ban J. Johnson Says American wit  League Clube Planned.

OVERALLS:      To Re Sold by the Millions by” Uncle . Samuel. a :

+ a a: aa a » REFINERY .AT CUSHING IN FLAMES,..CAUSING. FATALI.TIES TO ITS EMPLOYES

MORE THAN 20 HURT WHEN BIG FOUR TRAIN CRASHES INTO FREIGHT   Dozen Trainmen and Passengers In Hospital As «Result Of Wreck Near West Liberty Late Thursday— One May Die

NEGLIGENCE OF THE BRAKEMAN    Héta to Have Cansed Wreck on Big Four Resulting in_: Infories to Score. - ~   A PASSENGER TRAIN RUNS INTO FREIGHT   Brakeman Said to Have Opened Siding Switch, Forgettine Express Was to Pass,

FIVE FOUND GUILTY IN STRIKE TRIAL   Jury Hune on Twelve Other Cases— Genenmen Sven Clean it.

U. S. Jury at Los Angeles Disagrees in Case of Two Bakersfield R. R. Switchmen.

NEW PRESIDENT FOR UNITED PRESS   W. W. Hawkins to Take Place of Foimer President, Roy W. Howard

EX-OFFIGIAL OF BAND Al lata PALE GE SHIPS   ‘Every Vessel, Costing $220  Per Ton Ought to Go at   $124, He Says    COST-PLUS SYSTEM LOST ‘UNCOUNTED MILLIONS’   CRGES REPRPAL OF LAFOTE LEerybs SI AMEAN ACR. ENACT. MENT OF TARIFF AND PRI VATE CONDUCT OF BUSINESS

Nominee Reads With Pleasure Announcement of Californian’s Support.   GREETINGS FROM TAFT

Glad That He Puts Support On Ground Of Platform Not Candidate   WANTS HIM TO SPEAK   Pledge Of Support For Nominee Is Received From Entire Taft Family

MAY GET  SPEAKING — TOUR SOON   “The Whole Taft Family” To Give Carididate Harding Their Very Best

BABE RUTH HURT IN AUTO SMASH   Champion Home Run Hitter Was Motoring With His Family.

Great Home Run Slugger was Motoring from Washington . th New York   In Rounding a Sharp Carve, the Ruth Auto Turned Over. ‘Babe’ at Wheel

“BABE” RUTH IS INJURED.   Champion Home Run Hitter o Yankees in Automobile Accident.

CURVE TO) Muth FOR BABE RUTH WHO IS INJURED   Big Touring Car Turns Over In Rounding a Sharp Curve And The Home-Run Hitter Suffers.  a) us a a@ee ~ r' ~*~,   ‘Take The Car;  Don’t Want To See it Again,’ Says Babe

BABE RUTH HURT IN AUTO. SMASH   Few Hi om a-R un Hitter Aina: a Tricky “Curve” He PS * Couldn't: Even. Seé.

BABERUTHIS HURT IN-CRASH   Home Run King Injured When Automobile Overturns

CURVE TO) MUCH FOR BABE Ruth WHO IS INJURED   Big Touring Car Turns Over In Rounding a Sharp Curve And The Home-Run Hitter  Suffers,  ‘ Toke The (ar: “ Don't Want   ‘Take The Car;  Don’t Want To See it Again,” Says Babe

BABE AUTH HURT TODAY WHEN Als GAR OVERTURNS   HOME RUN KING ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED   WAS MOTORING TO NEW YORK CITY   Ruth Who Is the Famous Player of the New York Yankees Was At the Wheel of His Machine at the Time

“BABE” RUTH IN WRECK.   Noted Ballpiayet Capsitex Onr t founding Gurve. pet     catvietinel ee

BABE RUTHIS  SLIGHTLY HURT IN AUTO SMASH      Greatest Home Run Getter in the Business Has Lucky Escape When Car  Overturns on Bad Road.

RUTH INJURED IN AUTO SMASHUP   His Touring Car Turns Ove1 While Rounding a Sharp Curve

BABE RUTH SLIGHTLY INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT IN CONNECTICU’

HOME RUNY KING OV BHTLY INJUREL   Babe Ruth While Driving Hi: Automobile is Sideswiped By a Truck.

BABE RUTH HAS WRECK   SLIGHTLY INJURED WHEN HIS AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNS IN ROUNDING CURVE,

NEWS OF THE GIRL SCOUTS”      Oriole Patrol Meets—-Sessions a the  Bobolink and Whippoorwill’ Patrols:. Last. Week 

NEWS OF. C. P. GIRL SCOUTS   Oriole: Patrol Meets Wednesday After noon and “Plans Stunts—Lark - Patrol alse Meets: ~*~. -

Despi te Increased Output, Shortage of Coal Forces Many Factories to Close

SOFT COAL OUTPUT LARGEST IN 4 YEARS   But Crippling Effect Of Strike Expected To Be Felt Till Re-. Serve Is Built Up.

CUMMINGS TO SOUND DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE   Selected as Temporary Chalrihan __ Of Natlonat Convention,

CUMMINGS TO SOUND DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE   Selected as Temporary Chairman Of National Ciavention,

MEXIGO TEAL IN FLIGHT, 2 REBEL  nePURI   Fall of Southern Republic t« Insurgents In Month  Now Predicted

Carranza Issues First Statement of Mexican Revolt   Says He Has Sufficient Forces te Dominate the Situation When the Time Arrives   Says it is His Duty to Crush the Reb. els and Turn the Government

GARRANZA SAYS. HE WILL CRUSH -REVOLUTIONISTS   In an. Offical Statement Ne Declarred “Situation WHI Be Nulled Where Fighting Begins”

AIRPLANES BOMB RAILWAY CENTER NEAR GUERNAVA   “Situation Will Be Known When _ Real Fighting Begins, President Declares   APPEAL TO FEDERAL TROOPS   People Urged Tg Rally Ta Oefense of thy Legal flavarnmant

OFFICAL ROULANATIO   . . 5 i ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT ‘CEASE IN HIS EFFORTS TO i CRUSH THE REBEL. FORCES,            AIRPLANES USED _ ‘TO WATCHREBEL   Believed us. Govérnment Thinks Situation Serious Because of Destroyers Movements.

CARRANZA SAYS HLL CRUSH REBELS: CABLES SAY SBAGK’S TO WALL”   Mexican President’ in First Statement Declares Confidence in Ability to Hand Government Over to Successor 2:6) ty: Pacified State.

DUTY TO CRUSH REBELS, HE SAYS —TO STAND FAST   Jses Airplanes To Hit Rebel Strongholds; Position Weak.

SUB BRIGADE WOULD UNBAR PRISON DOORS   Delegation of Socialists Seek Release of Conscientious Objectors.   PRESENT A MEMORIAL TO SECRETARY BAKER   Petitioners Assert That War Dodgers Are Unjustly Incarcerated.

REQUEST RELEASE OF ALL WAR OBJECTORS   Socialist’ Committee Petitions Baker Today.

SOCIALISTS MAKE PLEA FOR PRISONERS RELEASE   Behalf of Conscientious Objectors

SOGIALISTS ASK FOR RELEASE DF OBJECTORS   Reason for Their Continement Gone’ 18 Months . Ago Memorial Declares

ASKS RELIEF OF ALL WAR DODGERS      Socialists Cammittee, Headed by; “Woman, asks the Helease of Conscientious Objectors

FIRST LEAR AS A TOBACCO MARKET   A Section Where Long-Staple Cotton Is Grown—Light and Power Plant Is Being Installed—Fine Crops.

A-Town That Has Developed Into One of Rebeson’s Best and Livest In.a Few Years.   FIRST YEAR AS A TOBACCO MARKET   A. Section Where Long-Staple Cottor Is Grown—Light and Power Plant Is Being Instaled—Fine Crors.

Democratic Candidate Send: Telegram Saying Action is Party Need.

COX TAKING A HAND IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FAVORS VOTES FOR WOWEN.   Hopefel Loaisiana Legislature Will Ratify the Amendmeat — Congratelations Powering in te Oandidate.

G0 Lied ‘AGTION “ON SUFFRAGE   Suggests Ratification to the Lovislana Legistature, —

COX RECOMMENDS RATIFIGATION   Would Have Louisiana Assembly Act Upon Sufirage,

URGES LOUISIANA TO AGT AT ONCE UPON AMENDMENT   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WANTS WOMEN GIVEN BALLOT BY COMING ELECTION   "IS DUTY OWED PARTY"   Has Repeatedly Placed Himself On Record as Favoring Suffrage in Official Capacity as Governor. Supporters Say.

GOV. COX. WANTS LOUISIANA TO PASS SUFFRAGE   Democratic Nominee Says it is State’s Duty to the Party.

‘Legislature Owes It As a Duty to the Democratic Party,” Presidential Nominee Says in Telegram to Southern Political Leader   RIVAL CANDIDATES ARE KEPT BUSY   Cox Spends Most of Day Receiving Callers and Messages of Congratulation, While Harding Begins Writing Speech of Acceptance

URGES RATIFICATION OF SUFFERAGE BILL   Cox Wants Women En.franchised for Election.   ASKS FAVORABLE ACTION   Democratic Nominee Says Louisiana Legislature Owes it as Duty to Party to Ratify Amendment at Once — Tc Conduct Campaign Chiefl; From Columbus.

OWNING THE HOME HIGH EXPRESSION REAL CITIZENSHII   Governor Cox Says More Homes  Is His Public Hobby and He Preaches It   ALSO HOLDS THAT GOLF I$ NOT RICH MAN GAME   felis Louisitna Legislature Duty  To Ratify Amendment Por Woman Suffrage

DEMOCRATS MAY BEAT OPPONENTS AND GIVE WOMEN  BALLOT WN NOV.   Cox Wires Louisiana to Ratify the Suff Amendment So It Will Be Effective In  Timo For Flection.   ROOSEVELT EXPECTED IN DAYTON SATURDAY   Sampaign Will Be Conducted Largely From Columbus: More Homes Needed In 11. S., Nominee Says.

Cox Says Louisiana Should © Ratify Suffrage Amendment   State Owes it to Democratic Party, He Wires Central  Committee Chairman—Columbus Probably Will Be  Center of Presidential Candidate’s Campaign— Messages of Congratulation Continue to Pour In.

COX WANTS WOMEN TO HAVE THE VOTE BY NEXT NOVEMBER      Says Louisiana Legislature Should Ratify the Suffrage Amendment at Once.   NOMINEE HAS ALWAYS FAVORED SUFFRAGE   Governor Spends Day in ‘Vewspaper Office, Receiving ‘allers and Messages.

GOV. COX URGES FRANCHISE FOR WOMEN IN LA   Says Louisiana Legislature Owes Ratification As Duty tr, Party   COX FOR ‘MORE HOMES’   DECLARES MEN MORE RECEPTIVE TO PATRIOTIC APPEALS AFTER THEY OWN HOMES

COX BEGING DRIVE IN INTEREST OF SUFFRAGE   RATIFICATION BY LOUISIANA DUTY OF PARTY, NOMINEE DECLARES,   “PORE HOMES” HIS HOBBY   Governor Says Man’s Greatest Sense of Duty Is Developed by Ownership of His Abode.

LOUISIANA URGED TO PASS SFE BY GOVERNOR COX   State Which Rejected Measure Will Take Another — Vote On It.

If Advice of Gov, Cox Is Taken Women Will Get to Vote at the General Election. .   LOUISIANA IS ASKED TO ~ ~ RATIFY. AMENDMENT   Ohio Executive Keen ‘to. Have  _. State Act so Democratic Party. Will Get Credit for ‘Making Suffrage a Fact.

UEFAAGE CENTERS IN LOUISIANA   Women Will Be Enfranchised   COX SAYS STATE OWES I¥ AS DUTY TO PARTY   Democratic Candidate Opens Campaign by Urging Inmediate Ratification.

CONCRETE STEAMER WENT. DOWN. IN. DEEPEST PLACE, IN BAY OF NARRAGANSET

STEAMER 6 SUNK, NINETEEN MISSINE   Cape Fear Went Down S« Quickly After Collision Tha _ Majority of Crew Had t  D.ve Overboard.

MANY KlLtus IN SHIPWRECK   CONCRETE STEAMER SUNK  IN COLLISION:  ;   No Reason Given For Accident. Weather At Time Was Clear.

CONCRETE SHIP 1S SUNK   NINETEEN STILL MISSING   Shipping Board Vessel Goes Goes Down Following Collis. ion With Liner.

2 ; : F 4 . 7 co oe Pe fee 7 3 E , 3 ; e i Bit we = meee a cam  pene ri . oi a ‘ ees: % i . ia whe a ; : ee ee M b ee 

STEAMERS COLLIDE, TNWETEEN ARE LOS)   7  ‘CONCRETE VESSEL CAPE FEAR SUNK IN: DEEPEST PART. "NARRAGANSETT BAY..

SINKS IN 3 MINUTES IN {25 FATHOMS   Cause of Accident Unex« plained—Captain of Sa« vannah Liner Says Shipping Board Vessel Veered Across His Bows.

CONCRETE STEAMER CRUMBLED: STRUCK AY LARGE VESSEL   WENT DOWN WITHIN THREE MIN. UTES AFTER TIE COLL SION, IS REPORT.

STEANER SINKS OFF RHODE ISLAND COAS:   DERS IN 125 FA  SHIPPING BOARD rata" ' OF WATER   BOATS COLLIDE IN FOU   One Shin Makes Port—Other Logg 19 Out of Crew of 34-——Gulf Steamer Adrift.

IN SHIPS’ CRASH, 19 LOST?   CONCRETE STEAMER. SUNK BY COLLISION IN NARRAGANSETT BAY,   Weather Clear and: Sea Light, Acetdent Ia a Mystery—Fifteen of Cape Fear'sa Crew Saved, but Others Probably Drowned,

NINETEEN MISSING IN SHIP COLLISION   U. S. Shipping Board Concrete Steamer Goes Down In 25 Fathoms of Water

NINETEEN SAILORS MISSING AFTER STEAMER SINKS   Concrete Ship Cape Fear in Collision With Savannah Liner at Narrogansett.

Report Is Received From High Authority That Great British Coal Strike Has Come to Close.   GOVERNMENT AND STRIKE LEADERS HOLD MEETING   Conference” Today Hinges on Method of Increasing Output; Railroad Men Await  - Developments.

ENGLISH COAL STRIKE AVERTEI   According to Late Re ports of Twin Con ferences Today.

REPORT BRITISH. MINERS’ STRIKE SETTLED TODAY   Men $aid to Have Won Victory In Negotiations With Government.   DISCUSSING FORMULA  TO INCREASE OUTPUT:

GREAT BRITAIN SHAKES OFF NIGHTMARE AS PARLEYS ARE BEING CONDUCTED IN PEAGE   Lloyd George Receives Collien Owners After Miners Leave * and Report io Committee

Ponzrs Methods Are  Under Investigation   More Than $700,000 Returned to Investors Yesterday, and Crowds Apply for Their Morey Today; Fedeval Government Looking Into Exchange Differences.

Lady Luck  Fickle Jade: Begin Probe   Charles Ponzi, Waiter, Dish Washer And Wallingford, Is Now Being Investicated   HAS MERE 812,000,000   Fortune Smiled When He Mar. ried Daughter Of Wholesale Fruit Dealer

TRANING FOR RURAL PASTORS   INTFR-CHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT PROVIDES SPECE Al, SUMMER TRAINING* SCHOOLS FOR MINISTERS.   COURSE WILL LAST FOR THREE WEEKS   Rural Pastors of Clay‘ County Cau Take Advantage of Training Offered at Defiance College at Defiance, Ohio.

SCHOOLING FOR RURAL PASTORS   SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE JULY -23 AT DEFIANCE COLLEGE, DEFIANCE, OHIO

THAINING FOR RURAL PASTOR   inter-Church World Movement Plans for Training Course—Local Pastor to Defiapce College.

ee  Complete Returns of Election to Be Given  By the Star on Noble

PALLING OFF IN TOWNSHIP,   Seventy-three Fewer School  Children in Cicero Town: hip This Year.

CAPTURE TWO BANDITS AFTER: GUN BATTL   Posses Shoot One Man— Seek Third in Woods After €4 900 Theft.

Closing In On ~—« The Third Bandit   Last of Trio of Motorcycle Bandits Who Got Away With Payroll, Near Capture

FIVE MINNESOTA DELEGATES WOOL   Four Delegations Go Uninstructed; 10th District Splits and Sends Two Sets.

ASKS TO BE RETIRED   Bean Benlamin, OF Purdue, Files Re. quest With Board Q7  i

ASKS TO BE RETIRED   Dean Benjamin, Of Purdue, Files Request With Board Of

WEALTHY TAILOR MURDERED.   ‘Three Bulict Holes im Head, Body Thrown in River.

REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO FRENCH GOVERNMENT   Obstructions Placed in Way of Stand. ard Oi Co, and Favors Shown fo Non-American Concerns.

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST YANKEE OIL MEN CHARGED   French Refuse Stand. ard Right to Construct New Tanks.

OFFICIAL fePGRTS SHOW BiG DEFICIT   Republican Campaign Expenditures Exceed Receipts by Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Dollars

INDIANA DRY CHIEF LET OUT   Accused of Selling Saloon Men Stock in His Oil Company.

SUSPENDS INDIANA DRY CHIEF   Saloon Men Said to Be Buying Oi Stock in His Company—Is Asked to Explain.

PARAGRAPHS Of LOCAL INTERES!   Brief Mention of Local Peo.  ple and Happenings in and Around Colfax.

WOOD LEADS IN SOUTH DAKOTA RACE   More Than Half the Pre- eincts Heard From—Low den a Close Second

WOUD AETAINS LEADERRIP IN ~DAKOTAVOTING   Country Precincts ‘Do Nol Make Much Change in General Result of Republican Primary   GOVERNOR LOWDEN IS SECOND iN CONTEST   Senator Johnson Has Heavy Support But Poindexter Gets Few Votes

eee Cae semmeden + tenn  300TH ANNIVERSARY _ PILGRIMS’ LANDING IS CELEBRATED TODAY

PLYMOUTH ROCK 15 SCENE OF PAGEANT AND BRIGHT GOLOR   Gay Throng on Bleak Shores as Lodge and Coolidge Praise Pilgrim Fathers.

LOOK TO PREMIER IN ITALIAN INDUSTRIAL GRISIS; MAY NOT AC’   In Constant Touch With Industrial Centers of the Nation.

ihn LOOK 10 ‘GIOLITT TO SETTLE “INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM   Men, of Industrial Power Are ‘Conciliatory i in Their Attiitude ‘Toward Workers That  Want Want to Take Entire  Matdingd

LAST EDITION  4:00 O'CLOCK   THE WHRATHBER.   GIOLITTHS SOUGHT 10 SETTLE WAGE PROBLEN   All Ttely Looks to Premier to Re. lieve Difficulties; Retires on Vacation.

ITALIAN WORKMEN SEIZE INDUSTRIAL PLANTS AY MILAM   Employes Hoist Red Flags Over Factories After Occupation —Appeal to Premier To End Strife.

AIRPLANE TRAVEL WILL BE A LUXUR'   Smoking Stands, Wicker Chair: Will Be Exhibited Among Aerial Limousines.

AIRCRAFT FOR  PASSENGERS 10 BE ON DISPLAY   Aeronautical Exposition Wil Be Held in New York From March 6 to 13

HOLD MEETING; “HEAR SPEECHES   Declare United - States Mus Develop Rivers To Keep  Place

DEVELOPMENT OF WATERWAYS DEEMED WITAI   Railroads Are Unable to Meet Demands Opon Them, Says Brig.-Gen. Hines.

INLAND WATERWAYS TRANSPORTATION          United States Must Encourage Development To Reatin Position In World Commerce.

A JOB OPEN IN THE WEST FOR JUDGES OF RARE LIQUORS   The Appraisers Must Value an Estate Consisting of 6,000 Galey.  lons of   rHEY MUST BE THIRSTY, TOO

FIVE BREAK OUT OF JAIL   PRISONERS OVERPOWER JAILOR AND ESCAPE IN CAR.

FIVE BREAK OUT: OF JAIL       PRISONERS. OVERPO ER. SAILOR AND ESCAPE II [

RAID VANDERBILT’S — YACHT   Customs Inspectors at Key West Seize About $1,800 Worth of Liaguors.

RAID - VANDERBILT’S YACHT   Customs Inspectors at Key West Seize “ About $1,800.Worth of . Liquors.

FALL CAMPAIGN TO BE ACTIVE   Americanism as Opposed to Interna° tionaliom to Be Urged.

LUDENDOREE THE MASTER MIND UF PLOT WN HUNLAND   RUTHLESSSTUNTS HIS IDEA   MEANT TO DEFY ALLIES AND TO REFUSE TO MAKE PEACE

RUTHLESSSTUNTS HIS IDEA   MEANT TO DEFY ALLIES AND TO REFUSE TO WAKE PEACE

LUDENDOREE MASTER. ~AMIND OF REVOLT PLON   PLAN THAT RESULTED’ IN KAPP'S COUP FORMED IN 1919, BUT TWICE POSTPONED, —

HUMANITARIAN POLICY TOWARD LABOR, URGEL   Mining Congress Hears Address by Workers’ Leader

HUMANITARIAN POLICIES “AGED BY LABOR LERDER      A. F. of L. Official Bespeats Consideration at Hands of Mine Gongress .

HUGE LIBRARY _ ‘OF NEWSPAPERS   NEWSPAPER COLLECTION OF KANSAS GREATEST IN WORLD   State Historical Society Pioneered -in Collection of Newspaper Miles

NO DECISION GIVEN IN BOUNDARY SUIT BY SUPREME COUR}   Body Remained in Session Only Minute Before Adjourning to Tomorrow.

GRAYS. REFUSE NEUTRAL: GAME   SHELRURN. BOYS -TUHY. “OVEERR 10: PLAY MUTU  AT DUGGER :       BALL SEASON 19 ENDEE

GRAYS. REFUSE NEUTRAL GAME   SHELBURN BOYS TURN DOW OFFER TO PLAY MUPUALS AT DUGGER   f  BALL SEASON 1S  ENDEI

CONDITION OFeGOAL “INDUSTRY CRITICAL OPERATORS CLAIM   Sub-Committee Named to Investigate Complaint From — Central Competitive Field. —   PROFITS WIPED OUT AND ACTUAL LOSSES SUSTAINED   Fourteen Per Cent Wage Increase Without Compensating Adjustment in Prices Will Foree Many Mines to Shut Down, Spokesmen for Own. ers Tell Settlement Commission,

COAL INDUSTRY IS PERILED BY RAISE   Strike Settlement Commissio: Names Committee to Probe  Charges.

FARMERS OF COUNTY   FIST ANNUAL. CORN GROWERS BANQUET TODAY.   Que Mandred a  Fine Feed         itl Mitty Uresent for Fine ‘Tal

FARMERS OF COUNTY   FIRST ANNUAL. CORN GROWERS BANQUET TODAY.   tne Hundred and Vilty Present f.a Fine Feed aod Fine Tatks.

A  ACTION. DELAYED ON SUFFRAGE    Tennessee Legislature to Heat Resolution Presented.* > _ a Today

SURE eee aN. aes  wilt Be End of Wetk Before Pos. -etble Action.

TENNETSSEE VOTE LATER IN WEEE   Tntroduction of ‘Suffrage Ratifiea tion Resolution in Both Houses Today

WOMEN’S VOTE IS CONSIDERED IN TWO STATES   Tennessee and North Carolina Legislatures Are in Session   HAYS URGES RATIFICATION

GARPENTIER ANG GOLD SAME SHIP   Frenc1 Champion’s Vesse) Also Brings in Four Million in Gold.

CARPENTIER 15 GIVEN WELCOME RECEPTION {IN ARRIVAL IN NEW VITA   MANAGER SAYS ARRANGEMENTS FOR BOUT NENT MONTH WILL BE RUSHED.

FRENCH GHAMP  LANDED TODAY   Big Delegation Greeted Geor ges Carpentier at the Pier.

WANDERER NOW - READY TO DIE   ExArmy Officer Killed Wife Who Was About to Become Mother

FORMER ARMY LIEUTENANT WHO MURDERED WIFE AND UNKNOWN MAN READY FOR THE HANGMAN

WANDERER SAYS KILLED WIFE 10 INHERIT MONEY   Ex- Army Lieutenant Confesses to Murder---Tried to Accuse Strange Tramp.

CALLED IN TRAMP TO COVER UP HIS CRIME   ARMY OFFICER SHOT HIS WIFE AND THEN KILLED HOBO WHOM HE HAD IN VITED IN,

BOTH TOWN PROPERTY AND RANCH AND FARM LANDS BEING BOUGHT BY PEOPLE FROM EVERY SECTION   THE SOUTH PLAINS 1 ATTRACTING MANY PEOPLE   There Will Be a Heavy Acreage of Farm Lands Put in Cultivation in Lubbock Territory During the Next Few Months Which Will Mean a Great Deal to This Country.   CHURCH NOTES

There Will Be a Heavy Acreage of Farm Lands Put in Cultivat : Lubbock Territory During the Next Few Months Which Will . Mean a Great Deal to This Country,

SISTERS. WERE MURDERED AY CRAZED MAN IN ARMY UNIFORM, IN NEW. JERSE!   Fired Upon While Riding In Auto.  mobile, and One Bullet Killec  Roth. It Is Said

REPARATION AND OTHER THINGS   RETURN OF TERRITORIES TAKEN 148 YEARS AGO ASKED

PULon TEAM IF PEACE ot NT TO BOLSHEVIK      REPARATION AND OTHER THINGS   RETURN OF TERRITORIES TAKEN 148 YEARS AGO ASKED

ADVISE ACTION AGAINST GANADA   PAPER USERS URGE RETAL JATION AGAINST CONCERNS THERE.

MRS, ABBIEFOX STRUCK BY A. TOURING CAR   ‘At Corner of Eighth and Chestnut Streets On Saturday ‘Nicht   CONVEYED 10 HOSPITAL  Sustained Bruised Hip, But Is  _ Reported To Be Doing Ninaly

MRS, ABBIE FOX STRUCK BY A TOURING CA   At Corner of Eighth and Chest:  nut Streets On Saturday Niwht

EDITGR RUGOIAN VOICE (5 HELD Aa UNDESIRABLE ALIEN   New York Police Attach Great importance to Arrest of A. J. Brailovsky.   IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT JUST BEFORE EXPLOSION   Body of Only One of Thirty. five Victims Remains Un. identified and Opinion is Ex. pressed It May be That o Driver of Death Wagon.

Admits_Bemng Near ‘Seene—of_Meayestraphe In Financial — District. After Blast.   INVESTIGATIONS TAKE SEPARATE CHANNELS   Efforts Concentrated on Radical Circulars and Driver of “Bomb” Wagon.

RUSSIAN WRITER, SEEN NEAR BOMB EXPLOSION, HELD   CHECK BEING MADE ON HI MOVEMENTS BY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE   EDITS RADICAL PAPER   Fe Identified As Same Man Who Pre sided Over Concert When “Ked”’ Literature Was Distributed, Police Announce

POLICE GET IP” AND ARREST MAN   Jeclare Journalist Was Seen in District Shortly Before Explosion—Further Clues Run Down by Agents.

NADIGALS SEER UN WALLSTRCE] ARE ARRESTED   Anarchistic Pamphlets Dropped in Mailbox Just Before the Explosion.

RUSSIAN EDITOR IS ARRESTED IN EXPLOSION PROBE   Anonymous Letter Im plicates Anarchist  Publisher.

RUSSIAN PI MER ESTE NEWYORK POLICE   Seen in Financial District Just Before Explosion    ADMITTED BEING AT PLACE MENTIONED

SUSPECT IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT WITH 3 MEN SHORTLY AFTER BLAST   Denies Knowledge of Outrage, but Is Held on Warrant Charging Him With Being Undesirable Alien—Chief Flynn Coniident A‘leged Bomb Plotters Will Be Caught.

CONOR OF RADICAL ORELT oAl) TO KNOW SOMETHING OF HORROR   FISCHER’S “TUNED” MIND ENABLED HIM TO PREDICT DISASTER   PSYCHIC EXPERT SAYS MAN HIMSELF NOT GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY — SLEUTHS ARE STILL WORKING FRANTICALLY ON NEW YORK CASE.

ANARCHIST CIRCULARS SUPPLY LINK IN CHAIN OF EVIDENCE IMPLICATING BOMB PLOTTERS   Arrests Include Russian Journalist Connected With Radical Foreign Organ Who Was Reported Seen‘in Vicinity of Wall Street Few Minutes After Exnlosion Thursday...

TAKE FOREIGN JOURNALIST. AS “UNDESIRABLE ALIEN’   Held by New York Police After Being Questioned in Connection with Bomb Outrage.

RUSSIAN JOURNALIST, = ALLEGED CONSPIRATOR IN RED PLOT, SEIZED   Captive Admits He Was on Scene After Explosion But Denies Implication in Plan — Anonomous Information Received by Police Lead to Arrest of Captive.

QNE ARREST MADE IN ANARCHIST PLOT BEING UNRAVELED   Russian Journalist Said to Have Been Showing Signs of Pleasure.   FISCHER TO BE RETURNED TO NEW YORK ON MONDAY      Canadian Officers Agree to Turn Over the Suspect Arrested at Hamilton.

HOLD RUSSIAN RED IN BOMB INVESTIGATION   POLICE fiioe ARREST Ok JUURNALIST MAY DEVELP CLUES   FORGE EVIDENCE CHAIN   Gothain Authorities Slowly Linking Up Clues in Probe of Wall  SiLtet moliue,

Strong Guards Put on Duty  Terrorists Planned to Start Fir  Unidenttied Vict May Ba Death Van Driver  cere arte me nme   Red Circulars Resemble Those of 1919

PROBE LEADS 10 RADICALS   FIRST MAN HELD BY AGENTS IS RUSSIAN JOURNALIST.   FLYNN BELIEVES IT BOMB PLOT   COMPARE WALL STREET arralIR WITH 1919 DISASTRR.   Police Say That lLafereat Machine Was Huiky, Weighing Five Headred Pounds—Wae Abeut  Half Explosive .

ONE ARREST MACE IN EXPLOSION MYSTERY   RUSSIAN JOURNALIST 1S HELD BY POLICE AS UNDESIRABLE ALIEN,   LETTER GAUGES ARREST   Anonymous Missive States Brailovsky Seen in Financial District After Blast.

Seek Identity of Persons Who Deposited the Letters Giving Warning of the Explosion and Try to Find Driver of Dilapidated Wagon Carrying Infernal Machine   MAN ARRESTED WAY KNOW

HOLD RED IN BOMB CASE!   ALEXANDER SBRAILOVSKY, RUSSIAN JOURNALIST, UNDER ARREST.   New York Poltce Also to Queation E. P. WFiecher, Held tn Hamilton, Ont.. Who Sent Warnings on Postcards.

RUSS JOURNALIST ARREDIED iN N.Y. EXPLOSION CASE   ATTACH IMPORTANCE TO MAD WHO IS IDENTIFIED WITH RADICALS

Investigators Divided in Opinions; Some Think Band of Reds Are Responsible, Others Look for Wagon Driver.

DEAD YOUTHS THOUGHT DEAD WAPAN TIER   Anarchists. Behind Explosive Mail Packages Attempt, Held Responsible   BELIEVE DEADLY MISSILE WAS WEIGHTY AFFAIR   Part of ‘Death Wagon’ Is Found on. Ledge at : . 24%h- Floor -

iF OFFICER   It is Alleged Journalist Was * Seen Near Place Where Explosion Occurred   ‘GOVERNMENT AGENTS ARE FOLLOWING MANY CLUES   All Sorts of ‘Rumors: Reach Headquarters of Police and Detectives are  Kent Busy —

PORMER PRESIDENT DEAD.   William Foster, Fornier Resident of Hobbs, Buried at North Vernon.   Dread Scourge at Muncie.

RESIDENT DEAD.      Wiltian Fogte Vornier Resident Hobbs, Buried at North Vernon.

TICKET ENDS   Ohioan Nominated for Presls dericy on Tenth Ballot,   NAMED AMID GREAT UPROAR

HARDING WIPED UP ON HIS OPPONENTS   WHEN CONVENTION RECON. VENED THE NINTH BAL. LOT SHOWED TREND.   BUT BIG DEMONSTRATION   After Afternoon Recess, Delegates Took up the Cry for Ohio Senator and Result was Foreseen.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE L BEAR STANDARD ‘OR THE REPUBLICANS   SENATOR WARREN G, HARDING NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT ON 10TH BALLOT

POLAND MAKES TaN FORT TO STOP Re           Rolshevitd “Are 7 Advaiding $i . Miles : a” Day. Toward Polish ° : Cupital .. :      HALT “DRIVE IN -LEMBERG   AM: ERICAN - AVI ATORS * “ARE Wis LP NG ‘POLISH: TROOVS a      Trench. and’ British: Rush: Alms and War. Materiel. to: Poland” in Attempt to. Slow! Up: ; Offensive, :

"SMILES DAL   Driving Steadily Toward War saw But Are Reported Held On Southern Line.   POLAND STRAINING TO HOLD   Munitions Being Rushed From — -the-Allies—French Of: __  ficers At Front.

RUSSIAN REDS KEEP UP DRIVE   ‘Continue Push on Warsaw; Po lish Pease Delegates Start  for Minsk. ©   BOLSHEVIKS HELO AT PLACES   General Wrangle’s Forces in the Cri. mea Overthrows Two Red Armies, Taking 4,000 Prisoners and 39 Pieces of Artillery.

POLISH ARMIES — WIN OUT AT A FEW POINT:   But Russian Soviets Make Headway Toward Warsaw —The Average Progress -Six Miles a Day.

RUSSIAN REDS — KEEP UP DRIVE   Continue Push on Warsaw; Polish Pease Delegates Start for Minsk.   BOLSHEVIKS HEEB AT PLACES   iid lie!) Veil  Gerisral Wrangle’s Forces in the Cri mea Overthrows Two Red Armies, Taking 4,000 Prisoners and 39 Pieces of Artillery.  x

AUGOTANS OWELF TOWARD MOSCOW   Soviet Army Continues Drive or Polish Capital.   DELEGATION SENT TO MINSK   Reporte Say Bolsheviki Are, Held at Many Points—General Wrangle’s — Forces in the Crimea Overthrows Two Red Armies

Bolsheviki in Territory Patrolled by American Aviators Suffer Heavy Losses—_Lomza, 75 Miles Northeast of Warsaw Now in Soviet Hands   Boles Prepnose Terms

GERMAN RA RAILWAY ME MEN ‘ARE URGED TO RESUME ‘TASKS   Strike is“ Keeping 460,000 War Prisoners From Wife and amily Says = Mantfoeta

STRIKING RAILWAYMEN URGED TO RESUME WORK   German Government Issues Manifest Pointing Out Consequences of the Walkout to War Prisoners

~ THE STRIKE   Germany Very Anxious for Th "Men To Get Back te Work Once Mere.

(BERLIN GOVERNMENT APPEALS TO STRIKERS   Tells Them They Are Shuttins Out 400,000 War Prisoner: From Returning to Homes.

31IG FOREIGN TRADE SHOWN   Imports for March Set Record—Ex. ports Near the Top.

G. 0. P. NOMINATIONS THURSDAY, PROGRAM CONVENTION HEADS   Will Leave Friday and Saturday for Balloting on Candidates

BALLOTING TO. START FRIDAY. NOW THE PLAN      Nominating Speeches at G. O. P. Convention to Be *  Made Thursday   CAUCUSES ARE SET ~ FNR NEXT MONDAY

nati Hk      Nominating Speeches to Come on Thursday with Ballotting on Friday, Secretary of the Committee Announces   WOMEN’S INTEREST SHOWS IN DEMANDS FOR TICKETS   Representatives of the Militant Suffragists Prepare to Picket COorvention Hall for Platform Declaration

BURST OF SPEED LOOKED FOR AS ~CRIEES GATHER   Neminating Speeches to Be Made Next Thursday. According to Indications   WOMEN READY TO. .. PICKET CONVENTION   Unpledged Delegates, Hold Balance of Power; Prophets Hesjtate to Name Victor

DEALS AKE LIMITED.   DAY OF NOMINATIONS.   Thursday Expected to He Time Republicans Wil Name Presfdential Candidate.

fentative Program of Republican National Meeiing Announc ed-—Nominating Speeches on Thursday—Balloting anc Consideration of Platform, Friday and Saturday—De mand for Seats at Convention Far Exceeds Supply.

Oc SENATOR NOMINATED UN OMT  BALLOT   Uncompromising Battle Be Waged by Califor nian, Is Belief

EPUBLICANS 10 START BALLOTING NEXT FRIDA)   Convention Plans AH Made and = Ar nowuaced by the Natiwrd Party Chraire:aa   SENATOR LODGE WILL MAKE ADDRESS ON TUESDAY

~ THURSDAY   This is When The Nominatio; Talks Will Be Made,   THEN BALLOT ON FRIDAY   This Seems To Be The Plan Fos The Republican Cuaventioa in Chicago.

ALL WEEK FOR WORK   Republican Convention at Chicago Will Not Begin Balloting on Candidates Until Friday Morning. .   COMMITTEE DECIDES IN SEVERAL CONTESTS   Delegates from Southern States Have Cases Settled By Committee-—Work is Piling Up Rayidly.

MAY NOMINATE NEXT THURSDAY   Republican Convention Arrange. ments Being Made Tentative : ly. Demand For Seats.

BALLOTING MAY BEGIN FRIDAY   Republicans May Begin Balloting for Presidency On Next Friday   LODGE THE KEYNOTER   Lowden and Knox Seem to be Favorites—W ood Delegates Lose Out

GEORGIA POPULATION INCREASE IS SLICH   INCREASE OF 10.9 PER CENT 15 SMALLEST £N STATE HISTORY.

ONE WORLO RECORD BROKER   Rifle Grenade Wins $2,500 Purse anc Glips 13 Seconds Off the Fastést Pacing Time. -

RECORD IS BROKEN   Rifle Grenade, Champion Pac. er Lowers Own Mark

CVSCLOSES REASON WAY HE WILL INQUIRE. INTO —GGAL CONSPIRACY CASE   Anderson Wishes To Ascertain Ii Attorney General Has Powen To Suppress Evidence.

PALMER HELD UP ~ EVIDENCE IN GASE   Vd INDIANAPOLIS JUDGE PLANS TO FIND OUT IF ATTORNEY GENERAL IS RIGHT,

STORM HITS ~ FLORIDA COAS’   i I Sentero [Hurricane Reported tc  Be Moving North to  ) Virginia District

TROPIGAL STORM NOW Git CEORGIA CORSI   No Damage Done According to Weather Bureau Bulletin This Afternoon.

TROPICAL STORM IS MOVING NORTHAWRD    “— Weather Predicted For  onight an omorrow — Frost Reported in Many Sections Last Night — Generally Fair East of Mississippi.

TROPICAL STORM STAINES FLORIDA  GOES NORTH   BUT LITTLE DAMAGE CAUSED BY  HIGH WINDS PREVALENT IN PART OF STORM.

STORM WARNINGS UP ON ATLANTIC AND EAST GULF COASTS   No Damage From Tropical Disturbance Which Hit Florida Coast Last Night.

CEO. W. PERK] FINANCIER, IS AMONG THEDEAD   Inflammation of Brain i Brought on by Constant Drain Upon It.

GEO, W. PEAKING POLITICIAN ANG  FINANGIER DEAD   LONG CONNECTED WITH BIG BUS INESS AFFAIRS OF NATEON; A PHILANTHROPIST.

AUGUST HERRMANN RESIGNS   Head of Nationa! Baseball Commission Makes Announcement at National Meeting.

GERMANY STILL KEEPS HER GUNS, LEFEVER SAY:   ‘Former French War Minisie:  Explains.His Reasons for _ Racening-

PRESIDENT DAILY GAINING STRENGTE   Mr. Wilson Is Steadily Recovering From the Nervous Breakdown and Each Day Ha Ie Doing More Work.   MUSCLES OF HIS LIMBS WEAK FROM INACTIVIT)   Spends Two Hours Out ot Doors and Devotes Muct Time to Consideration 0! Official Business.

CONGRESS SOON TO SEF WIISON THERE HIMSELF   Said To Be Only Matter of Weeks Unless Complications Develop   A TYPICAL DAY IN LIFE Or PRESIDENT

CLERKS STRIKE SAID TO BE OFF   Supt. of Coast Line a tMontgomery Says He Received Telegram Saying Strike is Off.—Local Unions Said tc Re Tnctructed ta Call it Off.

HURLEY MEN ARE CALLED BY JURY   Miley, Varda and Several Others to Appear in Milwaukee Tuesday.

ACTION FOLLOWS REFUSAL OF HUERTA GOVERNMENT TO MERT BANDIT’S DEMANDS

“WEARY WILLIE” IS EXTINCT CHARACTER IN AMERICA NOW SAYS LAND SERVICE BUREAD

HOBO FARM HAND HAS GONE   Prosperity and Prohibition Sald ta Have Caused Disappearance of “Weary Willie’

ACTION OF FRANCE IN GERMAN TOWNS PRESENTS CRIS!   Great. Britain Sends Note That I Will Insist. That Versaille: Treaty Be Enforced.   ABSOLUTE -NEED. OF. UNITY

BRITAIN FIRM FOR ALLIED SOLIDARIT)   Reiterates Stand in Nev Note Sent to France   Opposes Any Independent Action by Member of Alliance

DISPATCHES ARE VERY OPTIMISTIC   Express Hope For Amicable Settlement Of Anglo-French Difficulty   CRISIS IS STILL GRAVE   No Indications Ot Intentior Of Great Britain To Recede

ENGLISH-FRENCH QUARREL BEARS GRAVE ASPECTS   Nations Are Far Apart On Propriety of France Sending Troops Into Germany: Both Are Standing Firm.

Eee eee eee  CRISIS STILL GRAVE   ee = Ree es ‘ Dispatches from Paris More Cptimistic, However

FRENCH AND BRITISH APART   Hope ef Reeoneiling Differcaces Bat Occupatien Crisis Still Hes Grave Aspects.

CHANGED SCENES   Much Humor Found in Wake of Republican Convention.

be Hooke deode ode decde ade feokesde cheek oly  AFTER THE BAWL IS OVER

GLOOM AND JANITORS ON PEACOCK ALLE   HEADQUARTERS OF PRESIDEN TIAL ASPIRANTS PRESENT PICTURE OF DESOLATION TODAY

Presidential Row Deserted By Candidates   Janitors and Scrub Womer Replace Republican Aspir. ants at Their sicher ters Today.

MAKE PLANS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT   Drys To Hold Convention It December—May Urge Commission

SEEK 10 MAKE THE CRABBE ACT WORK IN OHI   Anti-Saloon Leaders Want Enforcemen Bodies All Over State to Control Wet Activities

GRAPE JUICE FOR AMERICANS   Chinese Officials Make Banquets to Legisiators Homelike.

CHINA JUST LIKE HOME ~-DRY   Hangchow, Welcoming American Leg. islators, Serves Grape Juice at Banquets.

EARLY VOTE ih  OKLAHOMA TENDS  TO INDICATE AN EXCEPTIONAL POL.   First Reports Show Men and Women of State Assembled When Polling Places Are Opened   FORECAST ESTIMATES NEAR 500,000 TOTAI    wives, MOTHERS AND DAUGH TERS RUB ELBOWS WETH MERE  MAN IN ‘EFFORT ‘TO NAME THEIR, CHOICE

STATE'S VOTE TO BE RECORD   From 375,000 to 425,000 Ballots Will Be Cast in Oklahoma, Officials Predict.

WILL INVESTIGATE. *ADRIEAL'S CHARGE      nquiry Will Best Made, By the Sub-Committee. ot the Sen‘ate Naval. Committee ‘Now Investigating. Naval Penge tion awards. ;

THREATENS TO START PROBE OF TESTIMONY   Secretary. Says Nation Must Know Facts of Naval: Controveray. —    SAYS SIMS CLASHED WITH HIGH OFFICER   Was Under Admiral Mayo and Was Often Over"+. puled by Subperior..- ~

Arranges for Complete Investigation of Navy Department’s . Conduct in War when Present Task is Done   ‘CONFINES TESTIMONY TO : AWARD OF DECORATIONS   Naval Commander Says Oriticism Not of Persons who Made Changes but of Fact that Changes Were Made

CHARGES AGAINST N AVY REPARTMENT TO BE GIVEN FULLEST INVESTIGATION

Fol BLOOD 13 DRAWN BY SIMS IN CHIEFS’ WAR      Senate Committee votes Investigation Into Sea Unit’s Conduct When Present Task Finished   DANIELS ADAMANT,

CHARGES BY. _ SIMS WILL  “BE PROBED   NAVY. -DEPARTMENTS }CONDUCT. TO ° ‘BE. IN: ‘WVESTIGATED.:   Daniels Will Produce All Or / ders Bearing“ on Navy’s War Activities ‘When. the - Mme Comes.

Complete Investigation Is Promised by Sub-Committee When Present Hearing Is Completed; May Take 10 Days More.   DANIELS REFUSES TO DISCUSS THE ADMIRAL’S LETTER

CHARGES T0 BE INVESTIGATED   Decision Made Today by Full Senate Naval  — Committee

DANIELS SAYS SHOWDOWN WILL PROVE NAVY WAR SERVICE WAS SECOND TO NONE IN HISTORY   Secretary. Demands Full Investigation—Says Coun. try Will Be Reassured—Admiral Sims’ Charges to Be Probed by Medal Award Committee.

DANIELS MAY ASK _ FOR FULL INQUIRY  _ BY NAVAL BOARD   Secretary Declares Admiral Sims Frequently Clashed  RRM he Dieses selene: Feq Vitae

SEGRETARY SAYS ALL AFFARS OF THE NAVY OPEN 10 DAYLIGHT   People Have Right to Be Proud of Navy’s Achievement in  the Great War.   ASKS FOR COMPLETE PROBE   Unless Seis Will Make It, Naval Board Will Do So, Mr. Daniels Says.

DANIELS STATES  INVESTIGATIONS WILL BE STARTED   ‘CHARGES MADE BY SIMS ARE BEING INVESTIGATED BY  ! , COMMISSION   SAYS U. §. NAVY  DID SPLENDID WORK   Admiral Sims Was Subordinate To Admiral Mayro During Last War.

DANIELS DEFENDS ACTS   Secretary of Navy Says Yanks’ Safety Had First Call.   Shows Admiral Sim's Pollcy Was to Divert Convoys to Guard: Merchandise, Not Transports.

SIMS’ CHARGES ON NAVY'S WAY WILL HAVE FULL AIRING   Senate Committee Decides te Permit It; Admiral Often Clashed, Daniels Says.   LATTER SAYS HE NEVER HINTED AT BRITISH BROIL.   Mayo Was Head of Sea Force Secretary Says, Refuting Popular Impression. ~-

COMPLETE INVESTIGATE UF SIMS GRARGES WILL AE MANE RY COMMITTE!   PROBE WILL BEGIN AS SOON AS INVESTIGATION OF AWARDS is COMPLETED,

L OM CHARGES oTlho UP COMMITTEE   SEC. DANIELS COMES BACK AT THE ADMIRAL TODAY   ALL RECORDS ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION

COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT AN INQUIRY   Complete Investigation of Navy Dept. Authorized.  MUST SATISFY PUBLIC   Daniels Declares Naval Roard Wonld Make Probe if Committee Declined Silent on Sims Letter.

is {OOK (NTO. NAVY'S: FERN   Congressional Sib-Commilitee WiH Investigate Charges of Ineffl.  . flency by Admiral Sims      SIMS. HAS. STRONG. KICK!   ADMIRAL SAYS NAVY. HW: AD No WAR -POLIOY   Seerciary: Daniels  Deelares: He Did Not Wain Admiral sine to 5 Be on Ghard Agalust,  British,

SIMS WAS UNDER  be i GWAR DANIELS: REVEALS   7 tet  REAR . ADYIRAL FREQUENTLY  CLASHED WEPH DEPARTMENT, SHCHEAARY DECLARES.       FULL INQUIRY ORDERED   SubeCanimlth Deroratit Shins            to Investigate Accusation.

Complete Inquiry Into Admiral Sims’ Charges Against Navy Promised

NAVY TROUBLES —  TO BE AIRED   {THE SECRETARY SEEMS! CONFIDENT OF VINDICATION. :   The Coantry Has a Right to Know - Whether His Department Was ‘ Properly Administered.

DANIELS ASKS: ~DWESTIGATION OF SINS CHAREI      Says Senate Probe Must Be Carries Out to Entire Satisfaction  of Peopk,

CHARGES T0 BE  INVESTIGATED   Decision Made Today ‘bj : _F ull Senate Naval . Committee

INVESTIGATION — 70 GE GOMPLETE   SECRETARY DANIELS MAKES : JUST A FEW REMARKS   REAR ADMIRAL SIMS’ CHARGES   Says if InVestigation is Not. Satistactory to American People Will Have  Naval Board (o Investigate,

Sub-Committee Will Take Up Accusations by Admiral As Soon As Controversy About Awards is Threshed Out   Secretary Daniels Announces Naval Board Will Conduct Inquiry Unless Legislative Sifters Give. Satisfaction

NAVY TO PROBE if SENATE DOES NOT   Daniels to Go to Bottom of Sims Controversy, He Savs

INVESTIGATION LEFT  T0- COMMITTEE ON NAVY NECOPATIONS   DANIELS SAYS PEOPLE WILL BE _ SATISFIED WITH. WAR RECORD.   Emphasizes Admiral Was Subordinate to Maye of Atlantic Fleet.

SENATE SUB COMMITTEE WILL MAKE A COMPLETE INVESTIGATION OF ALL CHARGES ADMIRAL SIMS

DANIELS SAYS SIMS WAS ONLY SECOND IN COMMAND OVERSEAS   The Secretary Admits Friction but H Says Mayo Was the Real Head and Did as He Pleased.   Investigation To Be Made by Senate  Naval Committee

SENATETO PROBE CHARGES BY SIMS OF NAVY FAILURE   Committee Probing the Medal Awards To  Discuss Matter.

SENAIE ORDERS FULL PROBE OF NAVAL AFFAIRS   Daniels Threatens Board In~ quiry If Committee: ‘Report Doesn’t Satisfy Public.   DENIES HE WARNED ADMIRAL OF BRITISH

WILL FULLY PROBE SIMS CHARGES   Controversy Shows Difference of Opinion of Admiral and Secretary Daniels Regarding Navy’s First Duty.

~ SIMS CHARGES TO THE LIMIT   Senate Sub-committee Say:  It Will’ Carry: on Complete  Investigation of Things Charged. by Admiral.   CIVE PEOPLE THE FACTS   lf Investigation is Not Com plete, Naval. Board Will Take the Matter ap, It  he Rinmncunced.

DANIELS LAUDS WORK OF NAVY   Announces Purpose to Investi gate Charges if Other Action Fails

DANIELS ASKS INVESTIGATION OF SIMS CHARGE   Says Senate Probe Must Be 'Carrked Out to Entire S#isiaction of People,

NAVY DEPARTMENI’S CONDUCT OF WAR TO BE GONE INTO FULLY   Seen   Sims’ Charges Bring In: creased Power to Committee.

FULL PROBE OF NAVY ORDERED   SENATE NAVAL COMANT TEE DECIDES ON THOR OUCH INOLIRY      Daniels Says Navy Board Wil Also Investigate If Senate Job is Incomplete,

The Electoral College.   NON-PARTISAN FRAZIER STILL RUNNING BERING

RUHR DISPUTE COMPROMISED    Workers and Government Agree on Plan to Settle Troubles.

COMPROMISE REACHED IN RURR SITUATION DUSSELDORF REPORTS   Agree to Carry Out Bielefeld Agreement if Workmen Accept by Friday      DECIDE NOT TO CALL A GENERAL STRIKE   Hold Up Walkout Pending Result of Negotiations

COMPROMISE RUHR TROUBLES   Government and Workers Agree on . New Plan to Settle Difficulties — Amnesty Given.

NO NEW POLICY TOWARD WELAND 5 MADE PUBLIC   England Is Willing to Talk Peace With Anybody But the Sinn Feiners, Conditionally, Premier Says.

British Parliament Will Recess Until October 19; Polish Plans Indefinite

BRITISH GOVERNMENT PROMISES NOT TO - GOTO WAR WITHOUT CONSULTING HOUS

Adjeurument Taken te October 18 Unless Ruseo-Polish Crisis Dewelona New Angie.

IAITIOH GOVERNMENT PROMISES NOT TD GO 10 WAR WITHOUT CONSULTING HOUSE

PREMIER RENEWS OFFER TO DISCUSS DOMINION POLICY WITH IRELAND’S DELEGATES

Speaker May Call Meeting ~ Earlier if Thought _ Necessary   LLOYD GEORGE  SPEAKS OF IRELAND

HOUSE OF COMMOKS TAKES ADJOURNMENT   NO ACTION IS TAKEN ON IRISH DO MINION HOME RULE, AS WAS EXPECTED.   WILL REOPEN ON OCT. 1   Speaker May Call Session at Any Time Publia Interest Makea It Necessary.

BRITISH GOVT. TO TAKE NO STEP IN RUSS-POLE WAR WITHOUT PARLIAMENT

PREMIER ASKS ~— ALLIESFOR . HELP ~   DIPLOMATS ARE/TOLD RE “PORTS OF SITUATION : _ARE EXAGGERATED

HARDING LEAVES POINT ISABEL   President Elect, Storm Bound for Several Days In Texas Village Goes Today   RAILROAD BREAKS DOWN

HARDING LEAVES PT. ISABEL TODA)   Reaches Brownsville After Attempts Made Since Early Sunday,

‘RESCUE EXPEDITION’. IS TAKING HARDING PARTY FROM COAST   Automobiles Sent From Brownsville Reach Point Isabel With Difficulty; Start Return Trip

HARDING GORS BY MOTOR   Miry Roads Are Expected to Hinder Journey of the President i, ea

‘GAVEL FROM RAFTER   Wood From Independence Hall Wil Rap Convention to Order.

‘GAVEL FOR THE CONVENTION    One Hewn From HMafter of Inde pe nd ence Hall to Be t sed.

SENATE COMMITTEE REFUSES T0 PUT COX ON STAND IN PROBE OF THE REPUBLICAN SLUSH FUND   Body Brings Hearing to Halt When Ad. journment is Taken Today Until September 22

COMMITTEE NOT TO CALL COX IN PROBE OF FUND   Definitely Refuse Bemands o Mursey and Others That He Be Heard    BARBOUR QUIZZED Or GHIGAGO CREAM LIST

SENATOR KENYON MAKES DECISION 0 COMMITTEE KNOWN IN DENYING IRE: QUEST OF PUBLISHER MUNSEY

BE CALED TO WATNESS STAND   SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTER TURNS DOWN DEMANDS THAT CON BE SUMMONED.   MOORE HAD  EVIDENC   Committee Accepts Statement of F H. Moore That He Submitted Alt the Evidence Cox Had.—Chiaan Campnatoen Described.

i] at sTHND GN AANTI-REDS   Soviet Russia Wants’ Defini: tion of Empire’s Attitude Toward Gen. Wrangel

Naka PREMIER TO Bt MORE SPECIFIC   Soviet Ambassador Would Know Exactly England’s Attitude Toward General Wrancqel.

RUSSIA FEARFUL OF WRANGEI   Wants to Know Britain’s Attitude Teward Anti-Bolsahcvisnt.

WARSAW NOT IN EXTREME DANGER   Pilsudski’s Counter ‘Offensive Drives Russians Back in Confusion.   GREAT DRIVE CHECKED

Bolshevik Regime: Calls on ‘Lloyd-George for .a ‘Precise Statement of British Attitude Toward General Wrangoel

ASK ATTITUDE OF BRITISH   Soviet Russia Anxious to Know Course English Are to Pursue

CONVENTION PLANS,   Committee Will Soor Soon Go to San Francisco To Make Arrangements far Moeting

Members of Schoot Board and a Number of Witnesses in Attendance at Case of Miss Sibley Against Liberty Township School.

TRIES SCHOOL CASE   TEACHER CLAIMS: “SHE whe ‘ WRONGFULLY ‘OUSTED.   HEARING BEFORE SUPERINTENDENT.   Members of School’ Board und a -Number of Witnesses in Attendance “at. Case of Miss Sibley Againet Liberty Township School.

LABOR PARTY HOWEVER, IS STILL APART   Name of Fusion Party Is First Sneae Hit by  ie, FER nes   WANT “LABOR” NAME   48 ERS AND LABOR FACTION ALSO SPLIT ON GOVERNMENT OWNING RAILROADS

Labor Party Issues Ultimaturn Compromise By Tuesday Morning.   DELEGATES SKEPTICAL OF COMPROMISE MOVE   Various Factions In Conference Believe Coaliton {(‘an Be Resched.

LABOR HOSTILE AND MAY NAME OWN TICKET; OTHER ORGANIZATIONS MERGE

VT IMATUM SEN Te COMMITTEE CF AP AY LARAR PART   Givén Until 10 a. m. Tuesday to Show a Disposition to Compromise.   DELEGATES SKEPTICAL BUT OPPOSE MOVE TO BREAK   Duncan McDonald Says There is No Question of Two Gronns Getting Together, There Being No Differences Except Badges of Delegates.

FIVE ELEMENTS JOIN MOVEMENT FOR NEW PARTY   Labor Party Stands Alone, Demanding Planks in Platform —Other Leagues Merge With Committee of 48.

LABOR PARTY ISSUES COMPROMISE DEMAND   AMALGAMATION WITH COMMITTEE OF 48 IS THREATENED WITH FAILURE,

Non-Partisang Have Not ie With Forty-Eighters and Other Organiations,

RESOLUTION COMMITTEE LABORS HARL   Differ ‘Over. Terms in. Rail read Plank;. Also Regard "ing Name for ‘Party,   LEAGUE OF NATIONS-- UNPOPULAR SUBJECT   Maddaux Criticises President Nilson. and Gets Applause “From. Delegates; Sees War - -Mohteare 3 i Teaomme

LABOR FACTION “MAY REFUSE TO JOIN WITH 48°S   Both Want Recognition for “Pet Planks;” Fight to Go On.

JAD PARTY HANGS IN THE BALANCE   Fusion of Several Groups De pends On Conferences Being Held Tuesday.

FUSION CONFEREES STILL UNABLE TO REACH AGREEMEN’   Labor Wing Issues Uutimatum as to Compromise   WALSH TAKES FLING AT BOTH OLD PARTIES

Believe Only Real Men in Forty Eighters Convention Are The Farmers.

TALY’S CRISIS IN RED PERIL PASSED   Country’s Eyes Now On Lead ers Trying To Influence Workmen.

ITALY THROUGH CRISIS.   One Agthority Thinks Conntre  + Deawing Aseny From Edee

ITALY REGAINS HER SENSES   Sober Thought Saves Natior as She Tottered on Break of Bolshevism.

PATEROUN RAIDS CULMINATION Ot YEARS OF WORK   Bomb Plots Against Lives of Palmer and Others Last June Were Hatched in New Jersey Town, Alleged.

PATERSON HOME UF DEADLY PLOT   May Day Bombers had Nest There is Belief  CLUE OF PINK PAPER   Apparently Same Material Found in Wreckage at Pal. mer Home is Found in Printing Establishment of Radical — Culmination of Two Years’ Work by Dept.

LABOR ENDORSES AS]        Federation Meeting in: Montreal - - Supports, Demands cf . Loneshoremen.. -

A. F. L. PLEDGES AID TO STRIKING LONGSHOREMEN   Strikers Say Steamshir Companies Refuse to Arbitrate.

Chicago Delegate Started Something When He Accused Committees of  Underhand Work.   NO STEAM ROLLER ASSERTS GOMPERS

LONGSHOREMEN TRIKE UPHELD DY FEDERATION   #ALVESTON SITUATION DISCUSS. ED BY REPRESENTATIVE OF STRIBING DOCK WORKERS,

HELP LONGSHOREMEN.   The AL FL of le Votes to Aid the Si°ke Now Under Wry.

TEXAS LONGSHOREMEN SUPPORTED IN STRIKE BY LABOR FEDERATION   A. F. of Li Pledges Support t Strikers on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.

SUPPORT GIVEN LONGSHOREMcN   &. F. L. Uphonds Thei: Strike at Session Today   QUESTIONS TAKEN UP   Convention Expected to Turn ot Russian. Soviet Problem Sometime Today.

FL TO SUPPORT . ~~ LONGSHOREMEN   At Today’s Session Pledged Aid h Fight For Recognition of the Union

DUMPERS 1S ANTAGKED Al CONVENTION   Chicago Delegate Charge: Leader With Sinister Purposes.   ACCUSER SQUELCHED BY VETERAN LEADER   ‘Unionist Says Texas is  Tool of the Big Interests.

LABOR TO AID LONGSHORENER   Federation Pledges Support ’ te Striking Dock Workers

FEDERATION 10 AID WHARF MEN   Will Give Assistance in Fight _ Against “Open Shop” on Atlantic Coast.   ASK SOVIET RECOGNITION

CONFLAGRATION FOLLOWS AMBUSH   Business Section of Cork {s Burned Shortly After British Troans Are Fired Ung.   IBOTH FACTIONS BLAMED

CORK LOSES BY THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   Blaze Evidently Started _ By British Seldiers in _ Reprisal — Many ' Lives Thought Lost.

JUDGE PARK WILL BE IN CITY ON .MONDA’   CIRCUIT COURT WILL BE BRIEF LY IN SESSION SEPTEMBER 20TH

JUDGE PARK WILL BE IN CITY GN MONDAY)   CIRCUIT COURT WILL BE BRIEF LY IN SESSION SEP" 20TH

ROK FOR NEW JUDGE   CHANGE OF VENUE FROM COUR’ SOUGHT IN CREEK CASE,   Judge Harness Will Return Decem ber 6 to Rule on Motion,

CHANGE OF VENUE FROM COUR? SOUGHT IN CREEK €      Pa i _ + . Judge Harness Wit Retarn Decoem

Charles B. Mensch Asks SS: 50,000 For Injuries He _ Sustained on P. & R: R.  tie es   Truck Was Struck’ ‘on Grade Crossing at. Milton and isa. Very Much Injured Man According to Ee Claims. : a 

Charles B. Mensch. Asks § 50,000 For Injuries He -Sustairied on P.& R. R.   “Truck Was Struck on Grade Crossirig at Milton ; and isa Very Much blair Man econding to “ £Ie. Claime _- F ‘ :

WILSON'S LEAGUE IS ASSAILED   Nominee in Speech ot Acceptance Says Prohibition Law Must Be Enforced—One-Man Rule Is Flaved.

HARDING SPURNS WILSON LEAGUE   Declares, For Goverment by ~ ParlyRather Than lidividual,   PLEDGES A REAL PEACE   Aintrica, Fres. and Unientangted Ready to Befriend World and ‘D6  atend Her: ‘Rights, He Says: in ‘Ac. . Oc anee Cnnenh

HARDING GIVES PARTY PLEDGE IN HIS SPEECH   -Assures the People of ‘‘Constitutional’ Not ‘‘Individual’’ Government.   WELCOMES REFERENDUM OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Wants No Evasion of Enforcement of the Prohibition Amendment.   WILL RESTORE PEACE ALSO.   Assails League Covenant as Pro. posed By Wilson and Upholds the Senate.

G. 0. P. Notification Ceremonies at Marion Gala Scene of Cheering Paraders.

Candidate Welcomes Referendum on League In Accept. ance Speech.   PROMISES SPEEDY RESTORATION OF PEACE   Stands for Equal Rights for All Unmoved by Intimidation; Enforce Laws.

OF HIS NOMINATION   In Accepting He Gives Pledge of Constitutional Government, Administered By Party and Not By Individual

Republican Presidential Can: didate Scores Wilson Policy.   WELCOMES LEAGUE VOTE

‘His Speech of Acceptance Says He Believes in Party.   NOT FOR ONE MAN RULE   ‘He Promises a Restoration o Peace When Republicans Are.in Pewer,

NOMINEE OTS PORTH POLISHES APC CRNE RT   Candidate Pleads for Obliteration of Sectional and Class - Conflict   PROHIBTION GIVEN + BUT LITTLE MENTION   Party Rather Than Individual  Administration Promised i by Senator Harding

G.0.P. CANDIDATE IN SPEECH PASSES UP DRY QUESTION, WELCOMES LEAGUE REFERENDUM

HARDING PROMISES PARTY GOVERNMEN   Deals With Many Ques tions in Speech of Acceptance.

PEACE BY RESOLUTION FAVORED BY CANDIDATE   WOULD ADOPT SENATE'S PLAN FOR ENDING WAR AND THEN PROPOSE INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING TO PROMOTE HARMONY

SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE RINGS “ERUE TO HIS CAREER, .       SAYS. B ENFORCE OR REPEAL 18TH AMENDMENT,               au Appeal That Will Strike “Responsive Chord In Hearts “Of Free‘ Americans.

HARDING HEARS. ASTOUNDING NEWS THAT HE IS NAMED AS G. O. PS STANDARD BEARER

HARDING'S SPEECH PLEDGES RETURN TO CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT IF HE'S ELECTED   Republican Nominee Declares for National, Not World Ideals, in Accepting Party’s Nomination

REFERENDUM ON NATIONG LEAGUE fo WELCOMED BY  G. 0. P. CHIEF   Harding in Speech of Aeceptance Willing to Leave This Much Discussed Question To the Voters...   PROHIBITION GIVEN ONLY PASSING SHOT   Believes the Vice a Should Have Part In fairs of Official Family o tha (Chief Fyaritivea. AS

HARDING PLEDGES RETURN 10 GOVERNMENT BY CONSTITUTION   Republican Nominee in Acceptance Speech Asgaiis Foreign Pelicy of U. S. and Attacks League of Nations as Surrender of Sovereignty.

HARDING IS OFFICIALLY TOLD OF NOMINATION   Speech of Acceptance Analyzes Platform of His Party

SENATOR HARDING IN NOTIFICATION SPEEGH GIVES = INTERPRETATION OF REPUBLIGAN POLITICAL STAND

Pledge of Constitutional Government, Administered By Party and Not By Individual and Based on National Ideals Rather Than. World  Ideala Citwanmn hw Sanat’      32t5 ae  EARLY RESTORATION OF PEAGE 3 “PRONNSE

HARDING MAKES ~ FORMAL ADDRESS   Acceptance Speech Devoted To Foreign Relations

HARDING.” ACCEPTING NOMINA: “TION PLEADS FOR RETURN OF GOVERNMENT BY PARTIES,   (Senater rding's acceptance sprech is published in ‘fu Ise Where in this issue.) -

VILLA MASSACRES. WHOLE VILLAGE IN CHIHUAHUA REPOR]   MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WILLED, HOMIES AND CROPS .LATD WASTH, SAID.

VILLA WIPES QUT ENTIRE VILLAGE   Men Are Put to Death and the Houses and Possessions of  People Are Burned.

LAST TAPS FOR THREE VETERANS   Rey. Harry Daniels Preache: Strong Sermon to Grand Army.   MANY JOIN IN SERVICE   More Than Forty Civil War Soldiers Attend the Annual Memorial Day Exercises,

LAST TAPS FOR THREE VETERANS   Rey. Harry Daniels Preaches Streng Sermon to Grand Army.   MANY JOIN IN’ SERVICE

ITALIAN POET © PRAGMATIC   Violates Jugo-Slav Territorial Right: by Occupying tha Towns of Kavelaj and Sussak,

Harry Manster, Who Killed Officer Reiser Is With Him   TWO OTHERS ESCAPE, _ BUT ONE IS CAUGHT   Barney, OneMostDes.  perate Criminals State Has Known

TRAIN ROBBERS ARE - FOILED   Prompt Action of Crew and Passengéra ‘Frightens. Masked Men Away After Deraiiment.:

TRA! ROSBERS ARE FOILED   Promp* A-tion of Crew and Passengers  Frightons _. Men Away After Dcraiiment.

PRESIDENT TO VETO SEVERAL MEASURES   Word from White Houes Today Saya  He Wi Act Againet Legitailes Passed and Pending.

PRESIDENT MAY VETO BONUS BIL!   This Measure, Along With Others Te Be Passel By Senate, Has Ob structions Ahead

:  aetmeenieaineeentiiel aie  WILSON WILL USETHE VETO   WHITH HOLS MBEDICTS REJEC TION OF WAR FINANCE.   OMNIBUS TARIFF BILL ALSO)   SOLDIER BONES ALSO LIKELY TO MEET CONSTRUCTION.   Sengreas Confrenied br Vorr Rig Queations—Tarill, Taszation. Foreign Trade and borcian Relations.

DOVER SPENT $56,332 OUTSIDE GAL. CAMPAIGN   No Individual Contribu. tion Over $1000, Committee Told.

GAMPAIGN GOLD OPENT FREELY   Large Sums Used In Effort to Secure Nomination of Various Candidates.

OWENS’ FUND $10,410   Not Much Raised for Oklahoma Senator’s Campaign.   Contributions to Help Herbert Hoover’s Candidacy Are $62,185, Being Less: Than Expenditures.

INQUIRY ABOUT ‘POLITICAL CO - ye ppnece nine   Senator OQwen’s Campaign Manager Declares He Could } Have Used More   HOOVER RESIDENCE iS SUBJECT OF QUESTIONS   Facts and Figures Given on Funds Received and Expended to Date

OWEN'S FUND SMALLEST OF ALL. IS SHOWN   Only $7,810 Raised for the Senator; Needed More, Says Beller.   EDWARDS DENIES HE IS FINANCED BY RUM

OWEN’S FUND 1S SMALL   ONLY $10,410 RAISED FOR OKLA. HOMA SENATOR'S CAMPAIGN.   Expenditures of $66,332 Have Been Made for Hoover—Governor Edwards Scorns Vet Money.

HUERTA. PICKS. A’ JOR   ‘Mexican Executive Says He Will In spect Consulates. On Retiring.

MINERS GET LITTLE WORK   Shortage of Coal But the Railroads Fail to Furnish Enough Cars.

Commerce Commission Blamed ’ for Alleged Discrimination Against Coal Producer

MINE Ro HUNGRY ft SHORTAGE OF GARE MAKES THEM (DLE   Wages High, Demand Good, bu Coal Mines Can’t Be Run Unless Cars Come.

RECORD DEMAND FOR. COAL.   Miners’: Wages Also Are at Their iPenk, Says Report.

MINERS REPORTED TO BE STARVING   This In Spite of the Fact They Ar Receiving Highest Wages In oy - History. :

MINERS WELL PAID BUT MANY FOUND STARVING   Car Shortage ‘Causes Reducw+ thonof. Work Daysr->

MINERS STARVE DESPITE HIGH WAGE RECEIVED   MINES OPERATING ONLY PART TIME DUE TO LACK OF CARS FOR SHIPMENT,

DECLARE MINERS ACTUALLY SUFFE      United Mine Workers Head in Ohi Receives Appeal for Help From One County.

OHID MINERS ARE STARVING ON HIGH WAGES   Shortage of Cars Not Allow Men to Work Full Time

MINERS SUFFER THRU: R. R.-CAR SHORTAGES   CLAIM SOME OP THEM AVERAGE ONLY- ONE DAY-PER WEEK ~ “ WORKING :

OHIO MINERS NEED WORK, SAYS OFFICEF   Despite Coal Shortage and High Wages Coal Miners are Starving to Death in Ohio

HUNGRY INFACE OF Hot WAGES   According to Union Officia Ohio Miners Are Up Against It.

MANY MINERS WITHOUT WORK   Netual Seffering as « Heeelt of the  tar Shertaxe.

GOAL SHORTAGE IN ~ GHD IS DEPLORE   Men Receiving High Wages But the Car Shortage Keeps The Shipments Down <and Curtail’s Activity. — Miners  Avo Sauftfosing.

FAMILIES OF © OHIO MINERS ~ AEEHUNGRY   BECAUSE THE MEN ARE “UNABLE TO SECURE SUFFICIENT WORK.      Shortage of Cars at Mines ‘Said to Average Only. One - Days. Work a Week. ..-

MANY OHIO MINES ~ WORKING MEN ONLY ONE DAY PER WEEK   Secretary Says Suffering Common among Workers Despite High Wage Scale and Big Demand for Coal,

TORNADO STRIKES SOUTHERN STATES      MANY LIV WERE LOST WHED TWO CYCLONES SWEPT THE SOUTH LAST NIGHT.   TWO VILLAGES DESTROYED

TORNADO STRIKES SOUTHERN STATES   WAY EEVES WERE LOST WHEN TV O CYCLONES SWEPT THE SOUTH LAST NIGHT.   TWO VILLAGES OESTROYED

ELEPHANT BREAKS UP SHOW.      Salina, Kas, Crowd Stampedes Wher * Beast Escapes.

aE '>=!''"~~~  SEVEN ARE DEAD IN FRE   15 Houses Burn in Steel Didrict Noav Pittchuroh.

SEVEN WERE BURNED TO DEATH IN HOMES   TEMPORARY RESIDENCES AT CARNEGIE STEEL PLANT DE. STROYED BY FIRE EARLY TODAY.

ASKS FOR INCREASE   GAS COMPANY FOR INC  LED PETETION, IN RAT           Tipton Present: Prices fradequate,

AKO FOR INCREASE   GAS COMPANY FULD PETITION FOR INCREASE IA RATES.   Concern Supplying Tipton Say: Present Prices Imadequate,

SAYS NEW RATES TO REDUCE H. ¢.    _ BURLINGTON BRESIDENT HOLDS HIGHER PRICES WiLL BE ONLY . TEMPORARY

FOUR ITALIANS HELD AS BOMB SUSPECTS   Connection is Sought With the Wall Street Explosion.

UNCLE SAM AS LOVE BROKER IS. PLAN OF WOMEN TO ENCOURAGE _ MATRIMONY BY NATION'S YOUN

Woman Member of Con gress: Will Be Asked io Introduce Bii1.   MARRIAGES NEEDEL   Nation Faces Disintegration of Family Life, Is Assertion.

ENVOY DESCRIBES IRISH CONDITIONS   Arthur Henderson Says Opportunity for Settlement Is Now Onen   PEACE IS POSSIBLE   Lloyd George Will Make Im: portant Announcement to Commons Today

THUR HENDERSON SAYS IT IS POSSIBLE TO EXAGGERATE THE EPLORABLE CONDITIONS IN ERIN   ‘rcion Is Applied With Such Indiscriminate  iolence That the People Are Terror Strickn; Even Women and Children Run Risks of seine Shot While in the Streets.

BRITISH OCCUPATION OF IRELAND RAPPEI      “Life Was Safer in Brussels During German Regime There Than It Is in Cork.”

HARDING IN NEAR WRECK   G. O. P. Candidate for Presidency tias Narrow Escape When Wheel on Train Leaves Rails.

SENATOR HARDING IN TRAIN WRECK   CAR OCCUPIED BY REPUBLICAN NOMINEE’S PARTY DERAILED WHEN BRAKE BEAM COMES DOWN

HARDING AT PARKERSEURG   Senator’s Traln Narrowly Escapes Ser jous W  kh,

TRIP FROM WHEELING TO ASHLAND TRIUMPHAL TOUR   Crowds Turn Out to Welcom the Republican Candidate West Virginia and Kentucky FPruthausiastic.   Riots Renawed.

Trucks Break Down and Sena tor and Mrs. Harding Are Shaken Up,  Car Derailed Near Millwood, West Virginia, Wednesday

DING PLANS TO TAKE PEOPLE INTO CAN'T CONFIDENCE   Pictures. Ideal Government in Kentucky Speech; Inland Waterways Favored.   CANDIDATE’S PRIVATE CAR NARROWLY ESCAPES. WRECK   Truck Breaks and Mr..and Mrs Harding Badly Shaken Up; None of. Party Injured.

HARDING CAR DERAILED   Senator Narrowly Escapes Serious Wreck in South.

HARDING TRAIN WRECKED     Trucks on Car Break, Causing Derailment—No One Hurt.

Harding’s Special. Train Broke Down   The Car Was Rerailed But Nobody Was Hurt—Trnck of Oar Broke.

2 CHILDREN ARE BURNED TO DEATH IN BADGER CIT)      Infants Locked in House: Whe . Mother Goes to Theatre ©

MOTHER AT MOVIES AS CHILDREN BURN         AVET WHEN HOUSE I> UMED BY PLAMES

MORE ARRESTS IN BROWN CASI   AUTHORITIES BELIEVE-~WITHIN -PHE NEXT 43 HOURS MYSTERY WILL BE SOLVED.

jination Of Harding Was complished By Shrewd Strategy Of Leaders   "BTS EXPRESSED OF FALL SUCCESS   y Writers Feel That Nom. ec Faces Hard Fight To Win Vietory

“OLD GUARD WINS OVER PROGRESSIVES   Republicans Nominate Good, Old-Fashioned Ticket In Harding of Ohio and Coolidge of Massachusetts.   DELEGATES INDIFFERENT WHEN DEADLOCK BROKE   Nominee Favors League of Nations with Reservations. Never Joined Forces with the “Irreconcilables.”’

OLD GUARD VICTORY BUT HARDING. IS FIT   CONVENTION MIGHT HAVE DONE INFINITELY WORSE.   David Lawrence Summarizes How It All Came About and (Cen See Some Streag Features in the Ticket.

Harding Watks Tara the Streets of Harrisburg to Pennaylvania Stiate Canital.

BRITTON PROPOSE 10 DISCIPLINE FRANCE   This is Latter’s Estimate of  [dn 5

WANTS TO MEET ENGLAND ONLY   France Says Other Allies Are Not Concerned.   IN FRANKFORT DISCUSSION   Premier Millerand Expresses Willingness to Talk to Lioyd George But Not Others.

SUPREME COUNCIL  MEETING AT SAN REMC   Sremier Millerand May. Nol ~Attend—Indications : That: F ‘Try to Discipline France is ‘Souaht, ;

FRANCE TQ KEEP FAITH WITH THE ENTENTE POWERS   But Millerand Opposes Airing British-French Differences

LIED SPLIT STILL OCCUPIES ATTENTION OF ALLIED COUNCIL   France Sends Concilatory Note Promising to With draw Troops When German: Have Withdrawn.—No Sin ole Action Again Tikelv,

FRENCH PREMIER 10 AVOID ALLIES   Millerand Objects to Council's Discussion of British ~ Split.

FRANCE DETERMINED TO DEFEND HER INTERESTS WHEN GERMANY THROWS TROOPS INT. KEUTAAL  RAIN EISH - TERRITORIES

MICLERAND. IS. UNDECIDED       Would. Ww elcome ‘a a. Per‘Talk With Pre-  . mier Lloyd George.

FRANCE STICKS TO ITS GUNS   Must Defend the Inter. ests Cenfided te it, Says Premier

SULTAN MUST LEAD TROOPS AGAINST MUSTAPHA   Mohammed VI Has No Army Yet But Allies Won't Object To His Raising One

ALLEN CHASES NEGRO CROOK   Goes to Chicago After a Scoundrei Cop.   BETRAYED A KANSAS GIRL   But Our Governor Finds That Evidence Has Beea Sto.ea.

SECRET FORCES WORK TO SAVE - NEGRO OFFICER   Dying Statement -of White Girl Accusing Black Stolen from. Vault:

1S HIDEOUS INJUSTiUe   Politics Protects Policeman  Who  Betrayed Ransas:Girl to js & Shame and Death. _

STRIKERS BATTLE MINE GUARDS;  MACHINE GUNS HEARD TEN MILES   Wires Cut as Desperate Conflict Breaks Out in West Virginia Fields.

USE MACHINE GUNS IN VIRGINIA STRIKE   SUARDS AND STRIKERS FIGHTING IN RALEIGH COUNTY MINE FIELDS j   COMMUNICATIONS ARE CUT   Wires Down ag tie nies Join  Forces in Batti eae Police

STRIKERS IN CLASH WITH MINE GUARDS   Heavy Fighting Reported in Progress at Girtsville, West Virginia.

MINERS BATTLE ~ PRIVATE GUARD   Another Battle Reported in New River Coal Field.

CIRTSVILLE SCENE — OF PITCHED BATTLE   Striking Miners Clash With Mine Gunmen in Town of West Virginia.

GUARDS IN CLASH WITH COAL MINERS   MACHINE GUNS USED IN WES1I VIRGINIA RIOT—ALL WIRES TO TOWN ARE CUT.

STRIKING MINERS AND GUARDS SGRAF   Pitched Battle Resorted al Citsville, W. Virginia; Troops Are Sent.

Pitched Battle Raging Between Strikers and  W. VirginiaMine Guards

G. O. P. CHAIRMAN DENIES CARTOON RESPONSIBILITY   Admits It Was Prepared by Syndi cate That Supplies Repub linan Clammittac.

GARTOON CLASSED AS SACRILIGIOUS   KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OFFEL CLALS HAVE PROTESTED UPS PUBLICATION,

“HEART OF WORLD”   days Disclaims Responsibility For Cartoon That Drew Protests.

.. 2 ee   ADRIFT aN A PLANE ie HOURS.  ‘British Aviator and Girl Picked Uy ore KFloride Coast.

Labor Issue Greatest Before U.S.A. Asserts Senator A.B. Cummins   Transcends League of Nations and Our Foreign Relations; Day of Strike in Transport and Basic Industries Has Gone Forever, lowa Leader Says. 

WOMEN TAKING ALANGER PART IN CONVENTION   Suffragists Found to Be Eager to Advance Interests of Republican Party

WOMEN AT THE CONVENTION ARE MORE THAN BUSY   Taking Decided Interest in the Reae } — publican Party and Show Desire to  Work for Its Advancement,

By LUCIEN JONES. . Correspondent of the Internadonal Neus Service and London Dally

CONGRESSIONAL PARTY IN JAPAN ARE WELCOMED   Japanese Statesmen Arrange for Big Program for American Visitor.

JAPAN WELCOMES GONGRESS JUNKET PLANS. SHOP. TALE   Political Trippers Reach Tokio . for Extensive Program of / Lunches and Dinners.

PARTY Io" REGEWED IN SILENCE IN VialT TO JAPAN CAPITAL   American Congressional] Delegation Arrives at City: of Tokio.

TORO WELCOMES U0. GUNGRESOMER   Former Jap Yale Graduate Heads Delegation at the Railway Station.

JAPS WELCOME CONGRESSIONAL PARTY AT TOKIO   Mayor of Japanese Capital Greets Visitors to Far East.

 American Congressional Party  is Greeted at Tokio by Yale  J Graduate Mayor -

STERLING FALLS OVER FIVE CENT!   CPENING PRICES Af $3.35 ON ENGLISH POUND—-FRANCS AT 14.30

“REDS” IN DRIVE TO CASPIAN SEA   Bolsheviki Take Port Which Threatens British Rule in Persia.   DISASTER FOR GEN. DENIKIN   Antibolshevik Forces Cut in Two by Lenine’s Occupation of Taganrog —Menaced With Attack in the Rear.

VICTORY FOR THE BOLSHEVIK      Capture Important Town On North Shore of Sea of Asov,.

SECRETARY STATE REPORTS SEVEN” INITIATIVE BILLS BE ON NOVEMBER BALLOT

COMMITTEE APPROVES CRANE   Senate Body Unanimously Indorses Appointment of Former Chica. goan to Peking.

TRADED FORDS.   ut Jotm Swilt Regards This as One Sided Transaction,

‘ROOSEVELT'S  SISTER MAKES * SPEECH ON FLOOR  i   SECONDS NOMINATION OF MAJOR  GENERAL WOOD —JOHNSON SPEAKER GREETED BY  _ HISSES

WOOD DEMONSTRATION LASTS 39 MINUTES AND LOWDEN'S 42 MINUTES   Benjamin Wheeler Greeted With Catcall: a Fi and Laughter As He Presents : Joahnaon’s Name.: .      . i “The Evening Chronicle will receive the ballots, if ang are taken, until midnight. They will be bulletined om the office windows.

WOOD IS FIRST NOMINA-ED   18 GIVEN OVATION LASTING OVER THIRTY MINUTES—NAME 18 GIVEN BY ALLEN

WILD SCENE FOLLOWS : GOV. ALLEN’S ADDRESS   Chairman Lodge Makes Futile Efforts to Call Convention to Order--Rodenbera Presents Lowden.   WOOD

sov. Allen, of Kansas, Made Nominating Speech-— Lowden Second Man Named, Congressman Rodenburg Furnishing the Fireworks.   JOHNSON DEMONSTRATION LACKING   Sarl Wheeler: Speaks for Californian—The Apaths of the Gallery is a Big. Surprise.

BOISTROUS DEMOSTRATION ~ COMES WITH PRESENTATION OF WOODS NAME AS GANDIDATE

IN CONVENTION   Nominating Speeches Were Made at Republican Convention Today.   ALLEN WAS FIRST SPEAKER   Name of Governor Frank Low. den Second Presented to Body of Delegates.

CABINET AT BELGRADE OUT   Ministry Quits When tle Prince Re aent Ignores Request.

BELGRADE CABINET {IS OUT   Ministry Headed by Premier Davido.  vite Quits When Prince Regent Ignores Request.

DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE.   McAdoo Determined Not to Atlow Use of Tin WMWawecs.

AVIATOR KILLED WHEN HIT ON HEAD BY A PROPELLER   Son of The Secretary of Commerce Was Ready to Make Practice Flight When Struck.

SON OF CABINET OFFICER KILLED BY AIRPLANI   Walter R. Alexander is Hit by Propellor at Bolling Field.

KILLED BY PLANE PROPELLER   Son of Secretary of Commerce Alex. ander Struck by Blade on Bolling Field.

SON OF A SECRETARY KILLED   Walter R. Alexander Vietim of Aere plane Aecident.

CABINET MAN'S SON IS KILLED BY AEROPLANE   STRUCK BY PROPELLOR AS HE WAS PREPARING TO MAKE PRACTICE FLIGHT

UN OF CABINET MEMBER KILLED   Walter R. Alexander Struck By Propeller as He Prepares for Flight

Olympic Pole Vault Record Is Smashed by American Entrant; French Marvel Beaten in Race

AMERICAN ATHLETE MAKES KEW WORLD VAULTING RECORD   Former Cornell Star, Who Accom plished Feat, Received Great  Applause From Spectators.   U. S$. ‘HAS 158-POINT: TOTAL

WORLD’S RECORD BROKEN.   Phenomenal Pole Vaulting By American Furnishes Thrills at Olympic Games.

BREAKS RECORD POLE VAULTINE   Chicago Athlete Thrills Crowds at Olympic Contests by Phenomenal Pole Vaulting in the Rain and Cold.

AMERICAN WINS WORLD RECORD IN POLE YAULI   His Record Made in ihe Olympie Con tests is 13 Feet, 5 1-8 Inches

POLE VAULTER FOSS MAKES NEW RECORD   Former Corcell Star Sails Over Bar at Thirteen Feet, Five and an Fighth Inches at Olympiad

THREE THOUSAND MINERS QUIT WORK   BECAUSE WAGE DEMAND WAS NOT GRANTED METHOD OF PINING WAGES CHANGED

oat UF MINE UNIOND QUIT i AoKe   MEN WALK OUT AS SCALE COMMITTEE FAILS TO “AGREE  ee ee  Central Agreement Is Abolished: Each for  Itself In Future.

BOOZE CARAVAN’S QUICK TRIP BRINGS © TWO PITTSBURGH “DETECTIVES’”. HERE

FILM: GRAFT IN NEWBERRY. TRIALEXPOSED   “Very: Interesting” Picture Placed in 250 Theaters

MORE EVIDENCE OF MONEY SPENT FAR NEWBERRY   Witness Today Tells of Being Paid to Place “Our Nayy” Films In Theaters.   $160 FOR TRE CHURCH FUND   Preacher Tells of Contribution— Priest Received Money For Gasoline,

“LAND BATTLESHIP” “DISCUSSED. AGAIN ~ INNEWBERRY TRIAL   Company Which Produced Motion Picture “Our Navy’ Tells of Arrangements With Agent.   PLACED IN 250 THEATERS

U.S. FOR RELEASE OF WILLIAMS   Asks Mexican “Government to Take ~~ “All “Possible” Measures” to":  Release Him

U.S. Embasy ‘at Mexito ¢ City Instructed, to Ask F. lease of Aneta

MEXICO URGED 10 RESCUE AMERICANS “SHEL BY BANDITS   INSTROECTIONS AXE SENT TO U.S EMBASSY IN MEXICAN CAPLTAL—ANOTHER MAN TS. SEAEN

NOTE Wh ~ WTR MEXIGO (5 OW AGA  TING   Strong bho rd “Urge” Enters Into the Discussion of Villa Banditry —_   ANOTHER CHAPTER IN WORLD JOKE ENACTED

REPUBLICAN DRIVE TQ CAPTURE SENATE SEATS UNDER WAY   Candidates to Be Nominated This Week in Utah and Idahc.   SOME OF RIVAL CLAIMS      Smoot May Meet Defeat—League to Be Big Issue in Borah’s State. ya

Candidates to Be Nominate  This Week in Utah © and Idaho..  ON ANXIOUS SEA   Borah’ Stresses League anid Smoat May Go Down in

REPUBLICANS PLAN SENATE ACCESSION   HOPE TO WIN IN BOTH IDAHO AND UTAH.   Senator Borah Has Worked Diligently in Organiziug Wie State On Limes Based Upon the Leaguc of Nationa.

CHAIRMANSHIP OF SAN FRANCISCO GATHERING UP BEFORE COMMITTEE   Five Names, Including Secre tary of State Colby, Are : Under Consideration.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEL N SESSION WN ChICKGS FORMULATING PLANS FOR SAN FRANCISCO MEETTiG VF EFFERSONIAN. GLAS

me i PICK: MEN TOCONVENE. BG TR      EMOCRATIC EXDCUTIVE. Com  ETTERS:HAS FIVE NAMES UN ‘DEI CONSIDIRATION. RCONSID

DEMOCRATS PLAN FOR*sCONVENTION   Executive Committee Has Five Men Under Consideration for Chairmanship at Frisco, *‘

DEMOCRATS ME ETING =, - TO SELECT CHAIRMAN   Colby, Glynn, n, Glass; ‘Mullin or Cummings Will Be. the Temporary Presiding Officer. ¢

COMMITTEE CONSINERING TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN UF NATIONAL CONVENTION   NAMES OF FIVE PROMINENT DEM OCRATS BEFORE THE EXES. UTIVE COMMITTEE,

OLAYER OF KANGAS CITY SOCIETY GIRL ATTEMPTS TWICE 10 COMMIT SUICIOI   Dennis Chester, Who Killed Florence Bartor Declares He Is Innocent But Will Die Rather Than Face the Charges of Murder.

CHESTER DIVES “ONTO CONCRETE   Makes Two Attemps to End His Life.   BEASLEY SENT AFTER HIN   City Detective Who Had Him Be fore is Sent To Bring Him Back.

SLAYER SUSPEGT THiS TQ) Dat OUT HIS BRAINS   Dennis Chester Twice AL tempts Suicide ‘After Being PRecantured in Nebraska   FIRST HE ENDEAVORS : TO HANG HIMSELF   Then. Hé Dives Head First From ‘Bunk to Fioor of . Lie. Cal]-

SECOND ATTEMPT T0 END HIS LIFE PAILS      ALLEGED SLAYER OF SOCIETY GIRL DIVED HEAD FIRST INTO THE CEMENT FLOOR.

TRIED TO TAKE — - HIS OWN LIFE   Held on Murder Charge Man Attempts Self Destruction

CHESTER ATTEMPTS TO TAKE OWN LIFE   TWO ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE AT JAIL AT BROKEN BOW FAILED   TRIED HANGING FIRS?   Later the Prisoner Dashed Head Against Cell Floor—Left Noite to Sheriff

KANGAS SITY MURDER SUSPECT ATTEMPTS 12 KILL HIMSELE IN JAI   TWICE UNSUCCESSFUL IN EFFORTS TO TAKE HIS LIFE WHILE AWAITING TRIAL.

CHESTER IN JAIL TRIES SUICIDE   ALLEGED MURDERER MAKES Two ATTEMPTS ON LIFE.   THE PRISONER EXPLAINS HOW HE MADE HIS: ESCAPE.   The Same Detective Who Was Sent. After Him Before Will be Given Another Chance. '

COUNTY RALLIES ‘WILL BE STAGED   Democrats will Celebrate Vie+ tory in Advance—Bureau Will Furnish Speakers.

‘TO ESTABLISH PACIFIC BASE      Vote Million Dollars for the Pree liminary Work.

MORE LIGHT ON‘ CAMPAIGN FUNDS OF CANDIDATE   ‘Forty Thousand Spent For Pub. Heity in Interest of Dir. Butler.   No Morey ior Candidate's Fight. Sen ste Commitiee Told; Kansas City .Bditor Invited to Ptace Forme: Secretary’s Name Before Convention.

NEW RAILROAD LABOR GROUP   revision Made tor Seberdinate fftieltals f'n Hoard of 1. ¢. €,

SUBORDINATES ON” ~ RAIL LABOR BOARL   Commission Creates Fourth Greup of Labor to Join Others Selected

Jote to President on Adriatic Dispute Explains Final Settlement Was Never Contemplated Before Consulting U.S.

INTENDED 10 ASK AMERICAN ADVICE   Franco-British Premiers Say They Expected to Consult U. S. About Adriatic Dispute.   REPLY FORWARDED TO WILSON

WILSON 1S TOLD ALLIES PLANNED 10 GONSILT HIM   NQ FINAL  SEPPLEMENT OF ADLIATIC PROBLEM PLANNED WITHOUT CONSULTATION WITH U. S.   NEED AMERICA'S ADVICE   Absence of American Representative At Conncil Meetings  Catted Big Obstacle-—Italy May Demard Enforcement Of Lendon Pact.

NEVER INTENDED. 70 AGT FINALLY IN THE ADRIATIC   The Franco-British Premiers Had No idea of Doing So Without First Consulting the United States.

ABREE WITH WILGOK   ABDRIATIC = =6[TENSION) = 6 LESSENED WITH ALLIES REPLY.   America Asked to Co-operate in Deliberations of Allied Couneil,

ALLIES LOOK TO UNITED STATES   Declare They Will not Act Aion In Adriatic Disoute

EXPECTED ALL ALONG 10 INVITE WILSON I ON FINAL SETTLEMEN      French and British Premiers Forced Into Open by ave can President Change Their Tune Completely on  Italian-Jugo Slavia Controversy

TO WILSON’S LAST NOTE   PREMIERS NEVER INTENED TO ACT ON ADREATIC. lias. PUTE WITHOUT CONSUL. . a ING tT. Ss,      REPLY EXPRESSES WILLING NESS TO WITHDRAW PROPO. SALS OF DEC, 9 ANB JAN,

Reply Received At Washington. Ate tempts To Explain Their Previous Action Regarding Adriatic ~  Onactian

PROSECUTION WILL FINISH CASE AGAINST I. W. W. TODAY   Witnesses Say Many Armistice Day Marchers Were Ignorant of Such Thing as Industrial Headquarters.

STATE 10 REST TOOAY IN TRIAL OF WOBBLIES   WITNESS DENIES THAT THE MEN IN KHAKI WERE ON A RAID ON HALL WHEN THE ‘WOBS BEGAN A FUSILLADE

STATE TD REST 1004? TN TRIAL OF WO RRHEE   WETNESS DENIES THAT -THE MEN IN KHAKI] WERE ON A RAID ON HALL WHEN THE  WOBS SEGAN A FUGIVJ.ANDE

‘LANSING PETITION.   Former Secretary of State’s Name to go on Georgia Primacy Ballot, «

COX CONTINUES: VEHEMENT TALK   About “‘Perjurers,’”” .‘‘Falsifi. ers’. and Raisers of $15,600,:. 009 “Slush Fund.”   THE GOVERNOR SHOWS GREAT BAD FEELING   Democratic Nominee Taiks at Milwaukee Today and Becomes Bitter in Words.

FARMER NO ALLY OF THE RADICALS   Resolutions Adopted at Chicago Meeting Disavow Connection With Farmers National Council.

FARMERS ARE ALOOF _ FROM THE RADICALS    REF SE TO JOIN HANDS WITH IN. DUsSTRIAL REDS.   Denounce Attempt of National Coun cil to So Class Them-—Federation Borena to Presest Pro xtam to (ong ress.

FARM BUREAU ‘PROTESTS UNION. WITH RADICALS   Delegates from 28 States, Representing 1,000 000 ' Members, Denounce “Radicalism. —   ENDORSE AMER: -LEGION   Denounce Strikes and the Attempts ‘ To Yoke up Farmers with The Radical Lahorites.

AMERICAN FARM BUREAU NOT AN ALLY OF RED:   Agriculturists Hit Efforts of ‘‘Farn. ers National Council’? at Chicago Convention. :

PRiGE COMMITTEES’ GROERS ROT BIRDING   Pistriet Attorney Must Say Whether Dealers Are Profiteers.

MERCHANTS ARE FREE.      Nut Obived to Sell aut Fair Price Committee’s Figures.  pi cies

NOT COMPELLED.   Fair Price Fixing Gommittees Have No Authority,

ARE TO BEAUTIFY: NEW CITY Pink   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK TO MAKE PLANS. 7 ‘ ‘   WILL ALSO GIVE IL. ; LUSTRATED LECTURE   Meeting Will Be Held In Cass Opera . House; Open to the Public. 

TO BEAUTIFY   LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT WILL BE WERE NEXT WEEK TO MAKE PLANS. _   WILL ALSO GIVE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE   Meeting Y Will Be Held ‘In Cass Opera House; Open io the Puble

WARNS: CITIES OF DANGER OF LOSING INTERURBAN LINES   Kelsey Schoepf Declares State, County and City Restrictions Are Strang “ling Electric Lines.

Nice assortment of Children’s hats at 2 price at Reikenberg Co. ~ 7-16-dl-adv.   Reaver'e Hahita Fixed.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MAJOH THEME OF LUA AT SY, JOSEPH   Invites Questions From Critics, Assuring Them They Will Not be Jailed.   DISCUSSES RADICALISM AND FAIR READJUSTMENT      Renews Charse of Widespread Purchase and Absorption of Democratic and Independent Newspapers by Reactionary Interests.

League Major Theme of Nominee in Speech to Democrats  _of Northwest Missouri—Big Parade Held.

GOVERNOR COX COMES TODAY   Day’s Program Less Severe Than Yesterday’s.   WILL DISCUSS THE LEAGUE   Says Harding Doesn't Dare Suggest Definite Substitute For League of Nations.

NITTT AGGEPTS WILSUN'S TERMS UN FUME UISPUTE   Lloyd-George and Millerand Reaecna Understanding   U. S. ENVOY AT COUNCIL SESSION

GCEPTED WILSON ~ADRIATIC OFFERS   F _— Ul UO ee ITALY AND JUGO. ‘SLAVIA HAVE AGREED TO MEET HIS CONDITIONS.   Lloyd George and Millerand are Drawing Up Agreement  Which is Said to ‘‘Cover Everything.’’

FIUME 1a MADE A BUFFER STATE   Plebiscite Will Decide as t Some of the Other Details.

BATSON PLAN FOR FURRE PROBABLY WILL PREWAH   FIUME .WILL BE SET UP AS BUFFER STATE-—NITTI IS NOW ACQUIESCENT, RAIL SFRIKE HELAYS THE RATIFICATION

ACCEPT WILSON'S SETTLEMENT OF FIUME QUESTION   Nitti and Trumbitch Approve of Plan of Making Fiume a Roffer State -

DRYS WIN iN 4 PROVINCES   Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia Reject  Importations Plan.

DRY VOTERS ARE VICTORS   Winnipeg Votes Wet But Rural Districts in -Manitoba..Offset City Returns 

“DRY” FORCES VICTORS.   Majorities Against ‘“‘Wets" Are _ Returned in Four Provinces of Canada.

VICTORIES FOR DRY FORCES   Win in the Four Canadian Prov: inces of Alberta, Nowa Scotia, Manitoba and Sask.

CANADIANS VOTE DRY.   Wet Provinces Vote Against Import ation of Liquor.

PAGE TO AGT AGAINST GENTER FIIRAPE   Foreign Office Announces “Important Measures” to be Taken to Prevent Joining of Austria with Germany

ALUES WATCH -FUSIGH MOVE   IMPORTANT MEASURES Tc BE TAKEN FOR ENFORCEMENT OF TREATY. :

Will Take Important Measures If Austria Unites with Germany; League Not to Approve Idea, French Are in Opposition.   (TALY LIKES MOVE WHICH WOULD MAKE NEIGHBOR STRONG

FRANCE OPPOSES PLEBISCITE ON GERMAN UNION   To Take “Imporiant Meas ures” to Keep Austria and  Taytane Ceram Tinttine

FAANGE TO oTUP  AUSTRIAN UNIUN WITH PEAMANY   Paris Aroused Over Proposed Plebiscite to Decide Question of Merger of the Two Nations   WILL TAKE STEPS TO ENFORCE PEACE PACTS  :   Treaties Provide for Mainten ance of Austrian Independence

TRY TO PREVENT HUN UNIFICATION   Action Will Be Taken Enforce Treaty With Germany and Austria.

POWERS FROWN CN UNIGH OF TWO NATIONS   Merging of Austria and Ger many Looked Upon With Alarm.

AUSTRIAN MOVE  - ALARMS FRENCT   Proposed ‘Union 1 With German: Will Be Prevented hy “{mportant Measures”

FRANCE OPPOSED 10. AUSTRIA PLEBESCITE    Press Dispatches Warn Vienna of “Important Measures” to be Taken.      TO JOIN WITH GERMANY

Paris Aroused Over Proposed Plebiscite ‘to Decide Question of Merger of the Two Nations   WILL TAKE STEPS TI __. ENFORCE PEARE PAGTS   Treaties Provide for Maintenance of Austrian Independence

AUSTRIAN MOVE ALARMS FRENCH   Prepesed Union With Germary Will Be Prevented hy “important Measures”

FRENCH THREATEN WAR IF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA JOIN   Will Delay Action T« Get Views Of Other  Powers.

EUROPE STILL WAR RIDDEN   American Tourist Longing to See the Sichts Wasi Expect Many  Discomforta.

TO LABOR COURT ON RAIL WAGE.   aa tec ae i a te,  Union Men Will File Formal Com wetetoade San Bo anenma

COAST IS VOTING TODAY      /Real Test for Johnson in California Vote.

MUCH. POLITICS ABROAD TODAY   PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES — IN CALIFORNEE AND INDIANA,   HOOVER  OR JOHNSON   IT IS THE (FIGHT, STRAIGHT _ OFT UN CALIFORSIA. .   Gen. Wood Carried Waryland Yesterday With a Small Vote _ but to ‘the Primaries.

CALIFORNIA 0 OUENE OF HOOVER JOHNSON SCRAP   OPPOSED AT PRIMARIES TODAY ON REPUBLICAN TICKET.   PROHIBITIONISTS ARE ALSO ACTIVE.   Registration For Today’s Primary Exceeds That For Any Previous One In the Western Coast State. Hard Fight On.

HOLLAND URGED BY THE ALLIES TO RECONSIDER   PRESENCE OF EX-EMPEROR UNDER INEFFECTIVE SUPERVISION NEAR GERMAN FRONTIER IS DANGEROUS.

DN eee  ALLIED POWERS TO HOLLAND ON EXTRADITION QUESTION   The Netherlands Asked tc Reconsider Its Refusal tc Turn ex-Kaiser Over foi Trial...

OMARP NOTE 1 DUTCH ASKS FOR WILHELM AGAIN      ALLIES RENEW DEMAND TO HOLLAND FOR RELEASE OF FORMER KAISER.   THERE 1 MUCH AT STAKE   Dutch Reminded of Sacrifices of ~ War and Told That Presence of  Kaiser on Border, Where He [s a  Center of Intrigue, is a Menace   to Peace and Safety of Mankind

NEGROES QUIT ILLINOIS TOWN   Several Families Flee Following Burn. ing of Miner’s Home at Coulterville.

FIUME PORT BLOCKED   D’Annunzio Sinks the Cruiser Cortellauzo in Harbor.

BLOCKS FIUME PORT   POET WARRIOR SINKS WARSHIP IN HARBOR.   D’Annunzio Troops Direct Rifle Fire at Italian Fleet in Bay—No Casualties.

RUSS-POLISH PEACE TERMS ARE READY   Protocol Signed by Envoys at Rigs Last Night.—Probably Will Sign. Armistice Friday.

POINTS FOR PEACE   Hostilities Will Cease On Front Following Armistice.   WAR ENDS SUNDAY   After Seven Months 0: Continuous Fighting Trouble Ends

RUSS AND POLES SIGN ARMISTICE AT RIGA TODAY   IF. ACCEPTABLE TO BOTH GOVERNMENTS, WILL BE IN FORCE SUNDAY

RUSSIANS AND THE POLES AGREE UPON ARMISTICE TERMS   Protocol Signed Tues: day Night, Warsaw Dispatch Says,   END OF FIGHTING. SEEMS IN SIGHT   If Agreement Is Carried Out Aas Expected, Fighting Will End By Sunday.

If Present Plans Are Car ried Out Fighting On 700 Mile Battle Line Will End By Sunday.

RUSSO-POLISH PEACE PROTOCOL SIGNED TUESDA   General Agreement Is Reached on All Mair _Points—Actual. Armistice Likely Signed or Fridav.   FINNISH PEACE.

Armistice Protocol is Signet By Envoys At Riga Conference.   VVRIVIUOUVE.  TO END CLASH SUNDAY  Actual Truce Probably Will Be Signed On Friday.

ARMISTICE   PROTOCOL SIGNED BY RUSSO POLISH PEACE ENVOYS   The Protocol Was in the Form of : Preliminary Agreement.

SECRETARY DANIELS IS SHARPLY CRITICIZED   Senators Hale, McCormick and Poindexter Criticize Daniels For Not Having Fully Advised Officers as to His Plans.

THE MAJORI BLAMES DANIELS   Congressional Commiitec Fails to Agree.   Democratic Members Defend Dantels’ Awards— Agree Enlisted Men Didn’t Receive Share of Credit.

NAVY AWARD WRANGLE NOW IN FINAL STAGE   That No Permanent Harm Has Come To Navy Morale as Result of Awards Ils agreed

DANIELS AND aING PRARGED AND BLAMED   Majority and Minority Re. ports Agree However on Two Points.

THREE REPORTS ON NAVY AWARD FIGHT OFFEREL   Wrangle Over War Dec. orations Believed Near An End.

LACKED PROPER ATTENTIOD   Controversy Regarding ‘Lack Of  Co-operation Among Admiral- ties. Not Within’ Province. Of  Talecation:.   MORALE IS NOT. . WEAKENED

DANIELS IN-BAD LIGHT iN NAVY AWARD BATTLE   IS SHARPLY CRITICISED IN THE MAJORITY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.

REPORTS MADE ON DANIELS-alMc DECORATIONS ROW   Investigators Agree Enlisted Men’s Share of Recognition Was Too Small and Naval Morale Unharmed.

FLAY DANIELS, LAMBAST SIMS   Naval War Decorations Sub. Committee However Agrees Enlisted Man is Cheated.

OEY, DANIELa HELD 10 BLAME IN NAVY MCRL AWARD-QUARRE   ‘hree Reports Rendered By Investigating Committee, None of Which Completelv Fxonerates Naval Chief   SECRECY OF POLICY CAUSE OF FRICTION   Lack of Understanding between Cabinet Official and Commanding Officers Resnonsible for Row,

MAJORITY SHARPLY CRITICIZES SECRETARY OF NAVY DANIELS   ALL AGREE THAT MORALE NOT HUR’   Investigators Agree That Enlisted Men Received Too Small Share of Recognition.-

EX-GOVERNOR GIVEN  PARDON   Fermer Vermost Executive Saved From Peaitenrntiary Term.

CAARAM PARDONED SAME DAY “COURT “SENTENCED HIM TO IMPRISONMENT   Former Governor Of Vermont Convicted Of Embezzlement When. He Was State Auditor. -

EMBEZZLING GOV‘NOR ‘GIVEN FULL PARDON   Vermont Official Had Been Sentenced to Long Term for Usino State Fands

BONUS BILL'S TAS GATE COMES. THURS      Measure: to develop much opposition hen debate

NAVY YARD WORKERS DEMAND PAY INCREAS!   Go Before Board to Presen Their Claims,

ALL UP TO JUGO-SLAVS.   <ettlement of Adriatic Question Now Resis With Them.

ADRIATIC QUESTION 15 EXCLUSIVELY WITH JUGO-SLAVS NITTI ofY:   IMPORTANCE OF PROBLEM I AMERICA EXAGGERATED IS PREMIER'S BELIEF.   Removal of D’Annunzio Will Be th: Easiest Phase of the Difficulty, He Says.

AUGO-SLAVS TO DECIDE TSSUPF.   her Nations in Accord Concerning Adriatic Question.

MADRIATIC SETTLEMENT RESTS WITH JUGO-SLAVS   Great Britain, France and Maly Are in Comple'e Accord, Premier “itt! Says.

Says Direct Credits  to Foreign Industry : Is Strongly Favored  :

COX CAMPAIGN IS ~UPHIL BUSINESS AN WEST-VIRGINIA   ‘This Is Opinion of David Lew Fence, Who. Discusses Situ- ption Oox Found.   HE-WAS GIVEN A ROUSING RECEPTION BY DEMOCRAT:   That However, ves, Was Only Natural; Night Speech Made Lesa Fa: yorable Impression,       HOWEVER, ITS PROGRESS   He Sent ‘Thousands Home Think. ing More Gonoretely About *2  Campaign Jasues,

IJAP QUESTION TENSE ON COAST   Petition Circelates to Farther Limit Ortental Rights.

[OWA CITY HAS INCREASED ITS POPULATION   Figures Announced by Census Bureau Today Give lowa Town 11,267

BALK ich a APPROVED i alain   Council Hvartily in Accord on “Little Entente,” Rumanian Says   POLES TO TE ASKED TO MAKE PEACE WITH REDS   MILLERAND EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE ITALY AND GREAT BRITAIN WILL NOT WEtLe« COME BOLSHUEVISM,

PREMIERS IN - CONFERENCE!   French and Italian Promiers Endorse Plan of Balkan States,

ASSURANCE HIGH REGARD IS SENT LLOYD GEORGE   Premiers Millerand and Giolitti Send Note to British Premier.

MILLERAND AND GIOLITT ANNOUNCE CONFERENCE © HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL   Premiers Discussing. Things ’ Pertaining to the World War Settlement Aftet Initial Conference Yesterday.State That They Are in’ Hearty Accord.

ALLIED PREMIERS RESUME CONFERENCE AT AIX LES BAINS   Giolitti and Millerand to Make Public Statement After Session Todav

MEXICO HAS NEW COMPLAINT      Protests Presence of American Warship iu Territorial Waters.

MEXICO PROTESTS AMERICAN SHIPS IN HER WATER:   Call It Invasion When JU. § Warships Enter Magda lena Bay.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE {N FIGHTH DISTRICT SAIS HE WILL SUE. WICHT TO LIMIT OF. THE: LAW

Labor Has Lost $729,000,000 and Industry $1,250,000.000, Says Banker.

WAGE LOSS DUE TO STRIKE, LNDUSTRY’s LOSS GREATER—H. Cc, L, LAID TO STRIKES.

LOW PRIGES AS AN END WRON(   ADDRESS OF BANK OFFICIAL TO SILVER JUBILEE OF MANUFACTURERS.

STRIKES aT LIONS      Loss To Labor in United State Last Year $725,000,000 Du To Strikes.   Loss To Industry One Billio And Quarter in Same Period

STRIKE FEVER COSTS LABOR —. MAN ONS      Neer York Banker Gives Incomplete List of Losses in 1919 as $725,000,000.

AMERICA WAKE UP, GOD'S SAKE HURRY, BANKER WARNS   Over Two Billion Los! By Labor Troubles During 1919.

HEAVY. LOSSES FROM STRIKES   Both Labor yr and Capital - Are Heavy Sufferers — - During Year 1919 -

SHOWS LOSSES DUE TO STRIKE   IN 181.  Sisson Blames Strike Fevers For Unrest and H. C, of L.—Deelares T. @ VPleinge Rerond Te Aleans.

OUTLINES LOSGES DUE TO -STRIKES   New York Banker Says Labor Lost $725,000,000. Industry $250,000,000,000   SHOWS: WALKOUTS COSTLY

STRIKES COST TWO BILLIONS   Loss To Labor in United States Last Year $725,000,000 Due To Strikes.   Loss To Industry One Billior And Quarter in Same Period

Organized ‘Labor Closes ‘tt Eyes, or Some. a Fact Are Not Realized.

LABOR LOST HEAVILY AS RESULT OF STRIKES LAST YEAR SAYS BANKER   STRIKE FEVER IN INPUSTRY Bb BLAMED FOR INCREASING COSTS OF LIVING.

WALKOUTS BOOST COST OF LIVING   Francis H. Sisson. New York, Tells Manufacturers of Dangers in Present Conditions; Speaks on Industrial Unrest.   BEGS AMERICANS - TO WAKE UP AND SAVE SITUATION

Se  DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE LABOR STRIKES DURING YEAR OF 1919   Quitting Work Increases the Prices of All Essentials and People Suffer.

TUPENDOUG ola LOST TO INDUSTRY, LABOR BY STRIKES   List of Direct Losses Given Manufacturers’ Convention by New. York Banker.   DECRIES RADICALISM IN BOTH LABOR AND CAPITAL   Spirit of Democracy Must Be Restored Friend of the Farmer Declares.

STRIKES IN 1919 COST INDUSTRY  BILLION AND QUARTER, FIGURES SHOW

STRIKES IN ’19 COST COUNTRY TWO BILLIONS   Financier Tells Workers Labor Troubles Add to High Cost of Living.

FAGH WALKQUT HOOSTSAENT, sprAccn'e 1AM   Direct Losses Bue to Strikes in. 1919- Cost Labor $725,000.000   FRANCIS .H. SISSION IS  FEATURE OF CONVENTION   There is Danger in Forcing Bown High Prices Too Soon, He Says

AFTER UPRISINI   Sapital Is Quieting Down, But Reports of a Disturbing Nature Are Received From Outlying Towns,   INDUSTRIAL CENTERS ON RHINE SEETHING   Many Places Have Set Up Soviet Governments and Communist Regimes and There Are Many Disorders

CITY FEARS ATTACK BY RED FORCES   Soviet Set Up at Essen by S partacan Conquer. ors—Fighting Continues in Rhine Industrial Centers.

GERMANY CALM, BUT RED RISING FEARED   Decree By Ebert Intensifying Siege Believed To Have Suppressed Revolts.

BERLIN GETTING. BACK 10 NORMAL   Cities and Towns Outsid the Capital Are Having Trouble With Reds   MANY SERIOUS DISORDERS   Communists Are Said to Be Headed for Berlin and the Troops Are Ready

BERLIN ALARMED OVER FEAR OF REDS ATTACK   MILITARY TAKE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST REPORTED COMING OF COMMUNISTS.   CITY MORE NEARLY NORMAL   Local Soviet Governments Reported’ Set Up in Cities and Towns of Rhine Industrial Centers,

ORDER KEPT WW BERLIN. BY THE MILITARY   Precautions Taken Against ~Feared Communist Attack; Make City a Fortress.   Many Cities and 1 Town Outside Capital. Are Still in Hands of Communists.

SOVIETS SET PON RHINE   Berlin Returning to Normal But Industrial Cities Are Seething With  e Roleheviem.   COMMUNISTS MAY MARCH ON CAPITAL   Strike Ends; Ebert and Hi Officials Are Returning to the City.

EAT GONCESGIONG ARE GIVEN LOMMUNISTS 10 RESTORE PEAGE   BERLIN THINKS WORST IS OVER, BUT RED INROAD IS POSSIBLE ‘    ree AND SOVIET LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE   SET UP HERE AND THERE—RESUME OF THE  LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN HUNLAND mid

GERMANY 1S. TREMBLING AT RED MENACE   Report of Disorders ir Many Parts of the. Country   SOVIET GOVERNMENTS ~— ARE SET UP ON RHINE   Greatest Tension in Berlin and Troops Are Massed

BEnLIN 1S AGAIN WUiET AFL WEEE UF UISTURBANGE   Only Disorders Reported from Cities Outside Capital   EBERT AGAIN . [IN-CONTROL

BEnLiN 13 TAKING ON SOMETHING OF 1S NORMAL ASPECT   Only Reports of Disturbing Nature Come From Cities and Towns Outside Capital   CHANGES IN MAKE-UP OF GOVERNMENT PREDICTED   ()pinion of British Foreign Office O1ficlals is That Conditions ta Germany Will Get Much Worse Before They Improve—Terms ef Settlement of General Strike,

CHEAT CONCESSIONS ARE GIVEN COMMUNISTS TO RESTORE PEACE   BERLIN THINKS WORST IS OVER, BUT  RED INROAD IS POSSIBLE 1   COMMUNIST AND SOVIET LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE SET UP HERE AND THERE—RESUME OF THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN HUNLAND -.]

OPERATORS WILL NOT MEET POLICY MEN OF MINERS   District Coal Men ir Conference, -Reaffirm Action Taken Recently in Awarding Increase to Day Men.   MINERS TO MEET

Governor Cox Must Produce His Authority   Committee Demands a Show down On Charges Hurled By Democrat   CAN’T SIDESTEP OR DODGE ISSUE   Will Either Testify Volun tarily Or Be Subpoenaed Says Committeeman

IF GOV. COX DOESN'T VOLUNTARILY APPEAR lee COMMITTEE  ng Governor's Charges of a TTESOn OU bapales n Slash Fund   Will Be Subpoenaed and Compelled t Appear, Says Committeeman.

SUFFRAGE CAUSE IN DANGER   Mra. Carrie Chapmae Catt Fears Tennessee May Not Ratify.

MONKEY TALK STUDENT DIES   African Explorer Dies in Hespital a Chattanooga, Tenn., After % Short Illness.

MAN WHO TALKED WITH: APES DIES   DR... GARNER--LOCKED SELF’ CAGE IN JUNGLE TO LEARN MONKEY TONGUE

AFRICAN EXPLORER IS DEAD   Richard L. Garner, Monkey Talk Stu dent. Dies at Chattanooga.

TO NATIONAL MER?      Miss Hughes Visits Here Enroute to Colorado Springs ©

TO NATIONAL MEET   Miss Hughes Visita Here Enroute to Colorado Springs

POLLARD. Trou LIKE FRONTIER CLACRE, ENFORCED.   Lithunla, Sweden ‘and Finland All Have a Little Boundary Griev. ' ganee To Setlles

Aaland Island Controversy First to be Discussed at Paris Session; Poland and Lithuania Called to Bar

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS IN PARI   Imperialistic France Denounced By Austrian Chancellor; Counsels Patience.

SWITCHMAN KILLS WIFE. SHOOTS SELF   TEXAS MAN NOT ENPECTED T LIVE FOLLOWING TRAGEDY IN ST. LOUIS CAFE

Switchman Kills Wife Then Turns Revolver on  Self in St. Louis Cafe   Former Machine Gunnist Fires as Woman Enters Cafe with Another Man.

POST BASE BALL TEAM DISCUSSEL   LOCAL POST OF AMERICAN LE. GION MAY DECIDE TO 0 IE FOR SEASON.         COMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED

POST BASE BALL TEAM DISCUSSEL   IM@CAL POST OF AMERICAN — LE. GION SAY DECIDE TO ORGAN. IZE FOR SEASON.   COMMITTEE WAS APPOINTED

RUTH BUSTS RECORD TWICE   “Babe” Poles Two Home Runs in Second Game With the White Sox,

HAYS. CLAINS a HIGH FOR HARDING   Predicts Republican Candidate Will Carry Almost iéeverything-—-Puts Texas In Doubtful Golumn, «

HAYS ISSUES STATEMENT. ON HARDING’S PROSPECTS   Will Sweep the Country is the Claim of the Republican National Chairman—Names States Which Harding ' ~ and Coolidge Will Carry in the Election.

HAYS CONFIDENT... OF BIG LANDSLIDE.   Republican Chairman Makes Prediction of the Result of ‘ November Election.

HAYS PREDICTS BIG LANDSLIDE FOR REP, TICKET EXT MONTH   Borah Wires Harding He Has Not Quit Working for Him.

will HL Hays. Makes  -a Bunch of Claims   Says Harding Wilt Carry Most Every thing East, North and West a‘nc Maybe Te

MEXICO PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED.-GONZALEZ   FORMER PRESIDENTIAL. CANDL DATE SAYS IT IS MATTER OF GOVERNMENT.   TELLS OF PART IN REVOLT   Man Who Recently Was Acquitted by : Court-Martial Gives Statément + to Press ® Laredo.~

ANARCHY RULES IN OBESoA, REGENT CAPTIVE OF REDS   Street Fighting Between Armec Factions; 3,000 Refugees Reach Constantinople.

ANARCHY IN ODESSA,   Gtrect Fighting in Progress Between Armed Factions,

PRUFITEERS IK WUGAR CAUGHT IN DES MOINES   Your Grocers Are Arrested for Alleged Gouging of the Public.   SOME REALIZED OVER 100 PCT. ON THE SALES   Will Be Prosecuted Under the Provisions of Lever Act Says Attorney Moon.

~ IS ON PROGRAN   Vice. President of: Sin. clair Oil Co. Will AlsoAddress Gathering

BUONE HEALTHY; BUT TWO GAOED (F FLU REPORTED   H. T. Cook is Reported as Rapidly Improving and Has Practically Lost His Cold; Emil Anderson is New Victim.

CHICAGO INFLUENZA SUFFERERS NUMBER GOOD RECORDS SHO   But Number of Deaths Fron Disease is Far Below Toll of Last Year

“FLU” SPREADING RAPIDLY; CHICAGO OORT OF NURSES   Epidemic Increases 50 Per Hour—300 Without Temporary Trained Aid.

INFLUENZA SPREADS TN MIDDLE. WES   Six Thonsund Cases Vitae eer -Reparted to Bourd of Health Ta Chiesso,   FLU 1S IN. MILD” FORM   PNEUMONIA ALSO 1s BROOM. PDA] aren      “hertage af) Nulvaes ¢ 1yindors Health: Autheritics: In, Chien.  Pew Fheaths Reyspted at Milits

INFLUENZA NEAR EPIDEMIC POINT IN CHICAGO AND FEW NURSES TA HELP THE HOCTORS

NO EPIDEMIC OF INFLUENZ!   FEDERAL HEALTH DEPT SAYS STATES HAVE DIS EASE WELL IN HAND.

” Kansan City Gambler Ajfows Pottce to Get Two Black Spotted  oa a  ’

HE PULLED THREE BONES   af Kansas City Gambler Allows Police te Get Two Black Spotted ve hese .

PAPER MILL FLOODED.   D.“Warren Co: Has To Close « S imben of, Departments Because Bioh Watar.

PAPER MILL FLOODED.   S D. Warren Co. Has To Close Number of Departments Because of Hich Water.

RAID ON A DEN OF THIEVES   Authorities at Des Moines Find Muck Stolen Prepertr.

ae  DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'S NEW ENGLAND CROP FORECAST   Blight in August Damaged Aroostook’s Potato, Crop, but Good Conditions Elsewhere Partially Offset the Loss.

AROOSTOOK, ME., POTATO CROP QUEFENED FRUM AUBUGT BLIGH   Fxeekent Cond4on of Crop Elsewhere in Maine m Part Offeeke That  neg—Other Crone

HOUSTON TO GET TREASURY BERT!   Taking Glass's Place, He Will Be Succecded by Jowa  Farm Editar

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STUDY METHODS OF MARKETING IN WEST   John G. Brown And P. R. Baus man Return From Extensive Trip   Will Give Report of Findings Before State And National  Farm Bureau

FACE A WAGE CUT   Union Carpenters of - jicaga Asked ta Areant Cnt of 2% Per Cent.

‘Reinforcements May Help Hold. City. Against Fi Federals; Gen. Obregon May Take Field bs ‘Perann for Attack an Mexien Cite“

ROADS WILL RETAIN COMBINED OFFICES   Convenience and Economy in Grouping Forces.

24 FAT WOMEN LOSE 3.9 POENDS EACH IN ONE WEE      “Pounder Aids Averuge With Loss of 8 Pounds—260 in Reducing Contests tu Chicago,

LOWER COURT’S TAX RULING UPHELI   Stock Dividends Are Not Taxah'e as Income,   Supreme Court Ruics Section of the Revenue Law Is Not Constitutional,

Stock Dividends Are Held To Be Book Adjustments   Supreme Court Rules the Revenue Law A: It Applies To Levying Income Tax On Them Is Unconstitutional and Uncollectable.

SUPREME COURT EXEMPTS STOCK ~ FROM REVENUE   DIVIDENDS HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL IN INCQME TAX RULING

LOWER COURT UPHELD   Stock Dividends Are Not Taxah‘e 2s income.   Supreme Court Rules Section of the Reverive Law is Not Constitutional. dia,

UNDER RULING OF SUPREME COURT ON STOCK DIVIDENDS.      “Law Unconstitutional — Court Divided, Five to  BRonr.

SUPREME COURT DECIDES STOCK DIVIDENDS ARE NOT  LIABLE 10 INCOME TAX

CAN!T TAX STOCK “DIVIDENDS   Shpreme: Court Holds 1916 Proviglane Uneonstitutionsl.

DIVIDENDS EXEMPT HIGH COURT HOLDS   Decision Declares That Steck Dividend Cannot Be Taxed as Incomes— Must Refund Millions.

STOCK DIVIDEND TAX OF 1916 ACT HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Supreme Court’s Decree Denies Authority of Congress to Levy Upon Earnings of 1,100 Shares Stock; Decision Regarded as Important.

Such Returns Are Not to be Taxed As Income, Suabd Court of U.S, Holds n Divided Opinion,   PROVISIONS OF 1916 LAW ARE KNOCKED OUT   Millions of Dollars Must Be Refunded: Exact Amount Will Not Be Known Until All Claims Are Filed,

SUPREME COURT HOLDS TAX LAW 1S. UNCONSTITUTIONAL   TRIBUNAL DIVIDES FOUR TO FIVE

NO TAXES 10 PAY ON DIVIDENDS IN STOCKS COURT DECLARES   Division of Shares Is Merely Book: Readjustment Says Highest U.S. Tribunal   Government Will Have to Pay Back Millions Collected by It Wrongfully

STOCK DIVIDENDS ~_ SUBJECT TO TAY   Law Prov iding Levying of Income on Stock Dividends Declared . ® ‘ Constitutional.

STOCK DIVIDEND TAXIS KILLED BY SUPREME COURT   Tribunal of Last Resort Holds Stock Dividends Not Assess: abie Under Act of (916.   GOOD NEWS TO MANY HERE   Means Thousands of Dollars Will Be Refunded to Certain Kokomo People.

CAN'T BE TAXED SAYS COURT   ‘Supreme Tribunal Declares  They Cannot Be Assessed  As Incomes   is A 5 TO 4 DECISION   MAJORITY OPINION CALLS STOCK DIVIDENS BOOK ADJUSTMENTS—AFFECTS BIG SUM.

STOCK DIVIDENDS ARE EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAX SUPREME COURT DECIDES

STOCK HELD NOT TAXABLE   ‘U.S. to Refund Millions Collected as Income Tax,'Su- . ' . -preme Court ‘Rules. —   VICTORY IS WON BY J.P. MORGAN’ FIRM

DIVIDEND TAX. “HEEINVAL   Supreme Court Abrogates Lev ies on Payments Made in Stock before March, 19138

NO DOUBLE TAXES.   Supreme Court Holds 1918 Income \ Ruting. Uncanstitutlonal. :

INCOME TAXES ON STOCK DIVIDENDS CALLED ILLEGAL   THIGH COURR RULES THAT STOCK DIVIDENDS DO?NOT REPRE LENT TAXABLE EN-,  ’ COME   WRONG REPORT ON MARKET   ; Stock Market is Thrown in Turmoil When Repert Comes That Dividends ave Taxsable—Thousancs are Affected by Ruling

Dividends Are Held to Be a Company’s Earnings, if Not Divided   CASE ARGUED TWICE DURING THE PAST YEAR   DECISIONS OF THE LOWER COURTS AKE CONFIRMED rIVE TO FOUR BY SUPREME COURT.

DIMOENDS OF ~ STOCK ARE ROT 10 BE TAXED   SUPREME COURT DECLARES INCOME TAX PROVISIONS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

RULING IS MADE BY U.S, COURT   Holds That 1916 Law Disagreed With 16th Amendment   MANY AWAITED THE DECISION

rovision ‘of Income. Tax Unconstitutional          Certain Earnings and Profits Subsevauent to March 1, 1913, Not Subject to Income Tax.

UPHOLDS LOWER COURT   PART OF REVENUE CLAW DE. CLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.   Supreme Court Rules That Stock Divi. dunds Are Not Taxable «s income,

U.0. MUST BITE BAGK MILLIONS UNDER RULING   aan ected  Supreme Court Decides .Revenue From Invest. ments Cannot’ Be Classed as Income.

These Provisions of the In. come Tax Act of 1916 Are Not Valid.   DECISION IS MOST — IMPORTANT OF TERM   Thousands of Holders o Stock Certificates Are Affected By the Opinion.

STOCK DIVIDENDS ARENOT TAXABLE SAYS HIGH COURT   Declares Unconsti tutional That Portion Of Income Tax.

INCOME TAX ON STOGK DIVIDENDS ~— UNCONSTITUTIONAL   Law of 1916 Disagrees With the 16th Amendment. on Federal Income Taxes, Supreme Court Holds.

STOCK DIVIDENDS NOT INCOME,      Supreme Court Nultifies a Sectlon of the Tax Law.

DECISION MEANS BIG TAX REFUNI   j   Supreme Court Holds Stock Dividends May Not Be Taxed As Income; Provisions Unconstitutional.

Stack Dividends and Profits Accruing Subsequent To March 1, 1913, Exempted Under Decision.

Supreme Court Declares Stock Dividends ‘Are. Capital Account aud May Not Be Taxed.

STOCK DIVIDEND IS NOT TAXAPLE   Decision by Supreme Court 9 Great Interest Throughout Country Todav.   STOCK MARKET CONFUSED

 STOGK DIVIDENDS wt  Supreme Court Decision WIL Tak  -  Mijiions From Treasury.

DECISION APFECTSMANY INVESTORS   Ruling is One of Most Im‘portant at the Present Toarm   COURT DIVIDES 5.70 4   Justice Pitney Holds . Stock Dividends Only “Book Adjustment?

LAW LEVYING AN INCOME TAX OF DIVIDENDS, HELD TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONA

STUN CIRDERDS NOT GLAOED FS NGOME TR HIGH COURT'S DECISION   DECISION WILL AFFECT STOCK HOLDERS IN MANY CORPORA TIONS OF COUNTRY,

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WARNS AGAINST » CONTINUATION OF INCOME TA   Maximum Rates on Big Income: May Break Back of System Says Expert

ALLIES WON'T EMPLOY FORCE   R gard Constantine’s Re;  turn as Inevitable.   ‘PREMIERS TO CONFER ~ AS TO SITUATION   Leygues Will Urge Sending of Note:

NO AID TO GREECE I CONSTANTINEIS PLACED IN POWER   Allies Threaten To Re fuse Economic And Financial Support.

CONSTANTINE RETURR WLL BE SUBJECT OF ALLIED — CONFERENCE   French Will Not Prevent Return by Physical Force But Will Explain to Greeks The Withdrawal of Economica! And Financial Saannrt.

FRANCE WILL NOT OBJECT TO CONSTANTINE   Republic, However, Does Not  Smile on Rethroning of Monarch.

Will Favor Note. Tejiing. People Consequence of Return of Constantine.   WITHDRAW ALL ASSISTANCE   The New Gretk Cabinet Hard A Work, Declares‘ Nation “* ~ Now United. °°

PREMIERS WILL QGCUSS ACTION AN CONSTANTINE   Significance !s Seen in Announcement That British Fieet Is in Port ;   FRANCE WOULD HAVE TALLIES BOYCOTT GREECE   Athens Gets Ready for Return *.. OF ‘Monarch: Kaiser's - House Made Ready

GONSTANTINE RET Un WILL BE SUBJECT i ALLIED CONFERENCE!   French Will Not Prevent Re. turn by Physical Force But Will Explain to Greeks The  Withdrawal of Economica! And Binancial QaHnenet

IF SONSTANTINE RETURNS-NO AlD   Gieat Britain and France Not to Oppose Restoration Materially.

a  FRANCE NOT 10 OPPOSE RETURN  OF CONSTANTINE   WILL PROTEST BUT WILL NO’ EMPLOY FORCE IN PREVENTING HIS RETURY.,

FRANCE WIL NOT      CONSTANTINE’S RETURN TO GREEK  THRONE BY PY¥SICAT. BaRCH   Will Advocate Withdrawal of All Financial and Economic Support. of Greece by the Allies.

OPPOSITION TO CONSTANTINE IS LESS PRONOUNCED   French Foreign Office Announces That the Return of the Former   King to Greek Throne Re  garded as Inevitable.

FRANGE WILL NOT AESUAT TO FORGE   Regards Constantine's Re turn As Inevitable

FRENCH WILL NOT USE PHYSICAL FORCE   Opposition to Constantine’s Return to the Throne in Greece will not Lead to the Use of Military

FRENGH NOT TO OPPOSE RETURN OF CONSTANTINE   Foreign Office “Regards Resump. tion of Throne By Former  Monarch Inevitable.   PREMIERS WILL INFORM GREECE OF CONSEQUENCES   ‘Prominent Among These Will Be Withdrawal of Financial Support,   PLEBISCITE FAVORS KING   No Information Received as te Postponement; Premiers Meet “'Fhursday or Friday.

Leygues’ Will Urge . Join’ Note to People Telling ot  Withdrawal of Financia Ald   ‘TO MEET BRITISH PREMIER THURSDAY   Former Kaiser's Palace at Corfu Fitted Up Ready for Occupancy as Election “Nears.

FRANCE WILL NOT USE FORCE 10 HALT GREEK KING   loint Protest Probably Will Be Sent to Greece Making  Protect   Plebiscite Expected to Eliminate Constantine

FRANCE DECIDES NOT TO OPPOSE - GREEK MONARCH   WILL NOT RESORT TO PHYSICAL FORCE   Premier Leygues Advocates Sending a Joint Note With Great Britain, Outlining Restoration  id Rocsults,

GREECE 10 MEET FRENGH:-OPPOSITION   Physical Force. Will Not Be Used to Fight Return of ' Ex-King

FRANCE WON'T OPPOSE RETURN OF CONSTANTINE   Will Not Use Force, at Any Rate, Against Restoration of Former King.   RETURN SEEMS INEVITABLE

FRENCH GOVERNMENT NOT TO OPPOSE CONSTANTINE’S ‘RETURN BY PHYSICAL FORCE

rename semana mem yn wa Ae ee wn te  NO NEW WAR PLANNED   Alles Adopt. Burely ‘Defensive Policy Toward Soviet Russia.   British Authority Says No Grandiost Flans: ‘Made.to Send. Tops to, Caucasus. :

SEES NO NEW WAR   FOLICY AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA IS PURELY DEFENSIVE.   Source Near Lioyd George Says No Big Plans Made to Send Troops East.

NO NEW WAR PLANNED   Allies Adopt Purely Defensive Policy Toward Soviet Russia.   British Authority Says No Grandiose Plans Made to Send Troops to Caucasus.

HARDING GETS — TENNESSEE BY 12,000 PLURALITY   Republican. Candidate for Governor Goes in on Wave of 45,000 Votes—lowa Record  Broken.   DEVELOPMENTS

FAPALLO CT   Jugo-Slav Minister’ Makes _ Promises of Early Ratification by Royal Decree

'MUST HAVE BEER OR THEY DIE   Aliens Leaving to Spend in Europe Wealth They Accemualated.

NO BEER, ALIENS ARE LEAVING.   Foreigners Will Spend Their American Money, in Native Lands.

WILL ASK U.S. HELP ARMENIA   Council of Premiers Have Decided tc Address ‘Note to President Wilson.

DELIVERS TWO TALKS DURING SHORT STA‘   SAYS HE IS GRATIFTED AT RE. CEPTION GIVEN HIM BY SOUTH; TOUCHES BRIEFLY ON TARIFI WHICH WILL HELP ALL.

NEW ORLEANS HAS EYATIGN POR HARDING. SPEAKS THIG)   Louistana, in Heart ‘of Solid South,  Receives President-Elect With Praverbial Hospitaiity   SANITY AND COMMON SENSE WORLD'S NEEDS, DECLARE:

NARTING CALLS ON U3. TOEND EYTRAVACANCE   Plain Living and Nationa Economy Greatést Need, > Wa Saye   OLD ORDER 1S GONE   Return “to .Fundamentals Will Bring Happiness and Greater Stability.

HARDING NOT 10 CTAP IN MEXICG   President Elect Decides to Continue ‘Straight to Canal Zone.   SPEAKS AT NEW ORLEANS

Judge R. M. Wright Assisted by the Federal Examiner Signs Naturalization Letters,

THREE GET PAPER OF GHTIZENGHIP   Judge R. M. Wright Assisted by the Federal Examiner Signs Naturalization Letters.

TRY DAMAGE SUIT.   Ada Cross Demands $15,000 of I. T. & T, Company.

TBY DAMAGE SUIT   Kea Cross Deatands $15,000 of 1 T. & T. Company.

CRABBE ACT GOES ON OHIO BALLOT   Secretary Of State Rules Suf. frage Referendum Is Useless

VOLUNTEERS TO MOVE TRAINS IN THE EAST   Railroad Officials Say Break in the Mob Movement is Near.

PEACE OVERTURES ARE REJECTED BY THE INSURGENTS   Heads of Roads Predict, However, Break in “the ” Mob Movement.”      Hundreds of Thousands of Men Idle and Mines’  Close.

STRIKERS IN NEW YORK TO STAY Gl   Decide Unanimously in Meeting at Jersey City to Reject All Overtures for Peace Until Demands Granted.

STRIKING. NOW INGREASING I FASTERN AREA   SEW VORR SWETOCHAMPSN Reprod ALL THE OVERTURES POR PRACK PRESENTED   Declare There Can Pe So Settlement Untit) Definite Guarantees Are Made Gn Demands

NEW YORK REBELS SPURN PEACE WITHOUT DEFINITE GUARANTEES   ; Food Shortage Meanwhile Threatens Life of Metropolis, Tram : Service of All Branches Being So Badly Crippled . That Scarcely Any Trains are Moving

Absence of Jadige Pattee May Cause Another Pestponement of Denerieation (Case.

TRY-T0 HOLD BISBEE TRIAL   Absence of Judge Pattee May Caune Aucther Pexntponement of De mnmetatinn faa.

FOUR NEW NATIONS       FORMER E LEAGUE.     ‘EMMY      e¢ Feom Switzerland States S. Should. Be ba,

FOUR EW NATIONS   AUSTRIA, A FORMER ENEMY SPATE, IN: LEAGUE.   Deleeate From Switzerland States , oS. Should. Be ta.

TO PROSECUTE COAL FIRMS   Anthracite Operators Must Face Triaj on Charges of Profi. teering.

COAL OPER AT ORS PROF ITIL. ER.   Government on Their Trail and Way Proseente.

WILL LOOK INTO PROFITEERING IN HARD COAI   Anthracite Mine Owners In Pennsylvania To Come Under the  Federal Microscope.

COAL PROFITEERING TO BE INVESTIGATED   ATTORNEY G ENERAL PALM. FR DECIDED UPON PROFIThKERING   Special Assistant Probably Com missioned to Gather Necessary Evidence

COAL PROFITEERING TO BE INVESTIGATED   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALM ER DECIDED UPON PROFITEERING      istant Probably - Com.

PALMER IS AFTER GOAL PRARITRERG   Attorney General Decide: On Prosecution of Operators   EVIDENCE I3 ORDERED      Aims at Hard Coal Miners ir Pennsylvania Field

TO PROSECUTE COAL. FIRMS   Anthracite Operators, Must Face Tria ‘on Charges of Profi- —_ -teering..: _

WILL PROSECUTE COAL OPERATORS   Palmer to File Profiteering Charges. a

WiLL PROSECUTE GOAL OPERATORS PROFITEERING   Axtorney General Start Action Against Anthracite Operators.

GERMANS KEEP PLEDGES 10 ALLIE'   Deli er More Than Amount. of Coa ected and Fullfill Air Clause > Frromise.

GERMANS FULFILL. PROMISES   DELIVER MORE COAL TO FRANCE THAN REQUIRED,   Has Also Practically Completed Disarmament—France Worried Over Civilian Airplanes,

ONLY RELICS OF LOST RACE   Netwerk of Canale All That Remain ef Early Dwellers in the Arizona Deserts.   Eariy Meeting Heuses.

ONLY RELICS OF LOST RACE   Network of Canals All That Remains - of Early Dwellers in the Arizona Deserts.

1OWA’S BIGGEST ASSET IS ITS BOYS AND GIRLS   This Is Theory of Child Welfare Research . Station

UHILOREN OUR GRE ASSET   fona Child Welfare Research Station te Improve Standard of Children

ARMISTICE IN TEN DAYS OR WINTER CAMPAIGN OPENS   Head of the Bolshevik Peace Missions Surprises Conference at Riga.

RUSS ARMISTICE TERMS..    Blectrify Dull Session of Peace Conference With Polish * oe at Biga.

RUSS THREATEN NEW OFFENSIVE   WILL HNAUGUARTE CAMPAIGN IF ARMISTICE 1S NOT ARRANGED IN 10 DAYS

ULTIMATUM GIVEN TO POLAK AY BOLSHEVIK   Armistice Must Bs Arranged Within Ten Days   POLISH DELEGATES “STUNNED BY OFFER

SOVIETS THREATEN TO START WINTER CAMPAIGN   Held Bolshevik Mission Elec trifies Dull Session of Peace Conference.

REDS THREATEN 10 LAUNCH NEW DRIVE   Bolsheviki Spokesman Pre sents Ultimatum to Polish Peace Envoys

THREATENS WINTER CAMPAIGN      Russian Bolshevik Warns Poles They Must Hasten Peace.

WILL INAUGURATE WINTER CAM: PA\IGN IF ARMISTICE NOT ARRANGED EN 10 DAYS.

REO ULTIMATUM IS.  PRESENTED AT RG!   HEAD OF BOLSHEVIK ‘MISSION '. THREATENS WINTER > CAMPAIGN.

SOVIETS DELIVER POLES ULTIMATUM   MUST ACCEPT ARMISTICE IN TEN DAYS OR FACE WINTER CAMPAIGN, TOLD.

"te iBook ‘Time . Sites ‘ie ‘fand Docks ive Been the -''Scene-of Bite ae

LEAGUE'S CANDIDATE 1S ~ DEFEATED IN MINNESOTE   Official Count Gives Preus 8. 499 Plurality Over Dr. Shipsted__

OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES PREUS A GOOD MAJORITS   All Elimination Convention Candidates are Winners In _ Last Monday’s Election In Minneso ta Primaries.

PONZ! DECLARES HE IS NOT BANKRUP   Bushel Busket  Miltionaire’s Checks Refused Though He Had Plenty of Meney on Deposit,

COMMITTEE READY TO REPORT ON MEXICO    Has Been Conducting Investiga: tion For Past Six Months—~ Villa Hunt Continues

READY 10 SUBMIT REPORT ON MEXICE   Senate Sub-Committee Willi Urge Extreme Caution in According Full Diplomatic Relations to New Regime.

MEXIGAN REBELS   Senate Investigators Ready to Take Report on Conditions in Mexico   CALLES AND BIG FORCE ARRIVE AT MEXICO CITY   Villa Up to Old Tactics of Collecting Revenue by levying on Americans :

WILL GO CAUTIOUSLY IK GIVING FULL RECOGNITION TO NEW MEX GOVERNMENT

SUB-COMMITTEE HAS REPORT UN MEXICO READY   Body Which Has Been In ~-yestigating Conditions in Southern Republic Ready igo Submit Finaings.

UB COMMITTEE FINISHES PROBE   Of Conditions in Mexico After Six Months   In according Full Diplomatic Recognition to New Government—Villa Again Being Hunted—lIs Said to be Levying Tribute Upon American Property—Late Demand

GUMMITTEE chOG MEXICAN PRCGE; REPORT 15 READY   SENATE INVESTIGATING BODY NOTIFIES LODGE WORK IS COMPLETED.

spate ain 2 ail TO. SUCCESS OVER POLES   Defenders’ of Pront Between ~Beresina and Pripet Rivers Beaten All Along Line, Moscow Reports

HAVE PICTURE TAKEN JUST BEFORE WEDDING   RUSSELL ENOCHS AND MARIE STOELTING OF JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP OBTAIN MARRIAGE LICENSE

RUSSELL. “ENOCHS AND MARIE  -_STOELAING OF JEFFERSON   , TOWNSHIP OBTAIN MAR-«.. ! RIAGE LICENSE -:

CALLS RETAILER REAL PROFITEER   Senator Sherman Attacks Them, Declaring Some Get . 250 Per Cent Profit.   MORE OF PRICE CUTTING

NEW KU KLUX SHAKING SOUTH   Cotton Gins, Stores Burned —One Town Closes All Business.

DESTRUCTION COTTON GING AND BUSINESS: HOUSES, ALARMING   Situation Brought About by Low Cotton Prices Growing  Serious and Anonymous Letters are Sent Ginners, — Armed Guards Called Out.

GUARD COTTON GINS IN SOUTH TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION BY FIRE   Operators Receive Warning tc Stop Activities Till Prices Advance Again

STEPS TAKEN AFTER. PROPERY. IS BURNED, FOL“LOWING THREATS... “>.

COTTON GROWERS RESORT 0 FORCE   Terroristic Methods Being Employed.   SEVERAL BUSINESS  HOUSES DESTROYED   Gin in. Stamford, Texas; Region Burned. « —

ARMED GUARDS PROTECT GINS   Cetton Grewers Pretest Prices Below Prednuction Costa.

OT TON TRADE GIVEN WARNING    Low Prices Produce Threats ot Destruction of Gins and Business Houses

DESTROY COTTON GINS.   Novel Method of Preventing Sale Under Cost of Production

ARMED UARD TMA UND GEORGIA GINS AFTER THREAT   Farmers Term Prices Are Below Present Cost of Production FIRE BUG WORKS ON TEXAS PLANTS   Warnings Are Sent to Busi. ness Men Predicting More Trouble

Destruction of Cotton Gins and Business Houses in Georgia by 40 Cent Cotton Advocates.  _—      S. C. GINNERS ARE WARNED

COTTON MEN_IN REVOLT AGAINST COTTON PRICES      Demand That Gotton Gins Close Until Price of Cotton is Boosted

Farmers of South Burn _ “Botton Gins and. Stores in ; Reprisal for Low Price:

BURN PROPERTY COTTON SECTION   Efforts Made Force Cessation Business Until Cotton Price Increases.

PRATT DENIES SIMS’ CHARGE   Recommendations Acted Upon as Gen eral Situation Permitted, Says the Captain.

-MENO FOUND GUILTY   Fined $230 and Costs and Given 6 Days—-Appeals

PATALLY BURNED.   Mrs. Dan Snyder Lived Only Fes Hours After Unfortunate Accident

STOGK UP ON SUGAR        That fs the Advice of University Nah,  Viho Says There Is No Pros ae a eee, ee

STOCK UP ON SUGAR   That is the Advice of University Man, VWSho Says There Is No Proasneet af Proon Tenn,

GERMAN REPORTS ARE PROPAGANDA   BOLSHEVIK FORCKS HAVE CAPTURED ARCHANGEL   CLASHES REPORTED UNTALIE   Reports in German Press Rega: ding Clashes in Uppor Silssia S: ud to Be German Propagand:,

FIGHT OVER KIND OF TAX FAR RANTS   Day Given Over by House tc Consideration of Opposing Proposals.   REPUBLICANS CLAIM “WAR” TAX UNFAIR   Insurgent Republicans Back Democrats in Oposing Proposed Sales Tax.

ULDIER RELIEF  LAW SUBJECT OF HOT DloGUSoION IN LOWER HOUSE   Wrangle Over the Method o' Raising Almost Two Mi  lion Dollars in Additiona Tayoe Wayne Warm.   REPUBLICANS’ PLAN IS SOMEWHAT UPSEl   1, QO. P, Insurgents Favor a Retroactive War Profits Levy Instead of the Plan Pronosed By Leaders,

Representative Longworth Says Scheme Would hill Measure Beyond Hope of Resurrection More Irritation Than Kevenne Would Come Out of Sales Tax, Says Clark,

TAK PLAN CAUSE OF LONG DEBATE   Republicans and Democrats Ex: plain Their Proposals.   WAR PROFITS LEVY URGED   Longworth Declares Schem Would Kill Soldiers’ Measur Beyond Resurrection of ficers of Rank of Captain o: Below Will Receive Benefit o Relief Bill.

LEONARD WOOD.   Democrats’ and * “Insurgent” ‘Re: publicaus Offer War Profits Tax  Bul Which Regulars Promptly Netackad   REPUBLICAN PLAN . 5-FOLD

METHOD OF RALING MONEY FOR SOLDIER RELIEF 15 OCBATED   Seventy-five Republican insur. gents Said to Favor Retroactive War Profits Tax.   MAY UPSET PLAN FOR PASSING BILL MONDAY   Representatiy e Longworth Silys Scheme Would kill Measure Beyond Hope of Resurrection— More Irritation Than Revenue Would Come Out of Sales Tax, Says Clark,

Republicans on One Side and Democrat and Republican Insurgents on the Other Favor. ‘War Profits" Tax Instead of Sales Tas e May Delay Passage of the Measure  i      PROPOSE INCREASE INCOME TAX

JOHNSON LEADS FIGHT IN HOUSE FOR BONUS BILL   All-day Sleuse Debate Waged Bitterly Over Two Plans  of Taxation   ATTACK SALE TAX PLAN   SOUTH DAKOTA REPRESENTATIVE SPONSOR OF “WAR INCOME” TAX LAW GAINS FOLLOWING OF 75

HOUSE FIGHT CONTINUES QVER RELIEF MEASURE   All-Day Debate Follows Bi-Partisar Proposal on Two Billion Appropriation Fund,

WAY TO GET BONUS FUNDS 15 DEBATED   FIGHT ON METHOD OF RAISING TWO BILLION CLOGS BILL'S PROGRESS.

All Day Debate Induilged in by the Hearse On Mornster Apprepriatlom fer Seldier Relief.

FOR RETROACTIVE WAR PROFIT TAX   Republican “Insurgents” in the House Oppose Levy on Sales,   ATTACK THE PLAN OF LEADERS

DISCUSSION ON METHODS MAY DELAY RELIEF BIL!      Congressmen on the Opposing , Sides Air Views on Raising Funds for Program

MONEY PAISING FOR SOLDIERS MAKES DEBATE   PhEVY ON SALES PLAN CAUSEs REVOLT OF SEVENTY-FIVE REPUBLICAN SOLONS   They Favor Retroactive War Profits Tax Instead But Garner Thinks They Will Fall In Line

HGH IN HOUSE ON RELIEF BILI   Eighty Per Cent War Prof. its Tax Proposed   [is Charge Made by Democrats. Should Not Pass Bill that Would Produce More Irritation than Revenue Says Mr. Clark—Insurgent Proposal for Retroactive Levv

FIGHT IN HOUSE: UPON TAK BILLS GROWING BITTER   MAY RESULT IN A DEADLOCK ,   LONGWORTH THINKS NO ACTION WILL COME OF RADICAL BILL

WAR PROFITS TAX BILL INTRODUCED INTO THE HOUSE   All Day Debate on Method of : Raising Two Billion Dollars.   FOR SOLDIERS’ RELIEF

HOUSE IN ALL-DAY DEBATE ON BONUS   75 G, 0. P. Votes Against Sales Tax Claimed   Insurgents Favor Retroactive 8( Percent Tax on War Profits

"THUNK TWICE BEFORE YOU REGISTER YOUR VOTE OF PROTEST   Roosevelt Warns Against Casting Ballot Away From Two Prin~ eipal Partias

+++ ee eeewvweeeett+ @ 4  if TWO OFFER TO Pon ‘ EAR FOR $10.000 *

TON _ WERE ADOPTEI   Urge Prohibition of the '. Sale of Intoxicating Liquors

 WANTS PROHIBITION OF  SALE OF LIQUORS TO BE TNECMETN RY REFPERENDITYW

WET REFERENDUM URGED BY WOMEN   International Conference at Christiana Wants Prohibition Fut Before the Peonte

PROHIBITION {4 NORWAY SOUEHT BY THe WOMEN   RESOLUTIONS DEMAND REFERBY DUW TO THE PEOPLE ON THE LIQUOR ISSUE,

MORE THAN 100 ALLEGED “REDS” EJECTED BY JUDGE   Started ‘GBemenstrations .in Court Roam When Prisoners Were Discharged.

KIDNAPPER IS PUT TO TRIAL   .Confessed Slayer of Coughlin . Baby ig Given Hearing at Morristown.

PASQUALE ON TRIAL; KIDNAPING CHARGEL   Slayer of Coughlin Baby in Court.

RAILROADS GET NEW LOANS   Commerce Commission Approves $18, 915,000 Relief Measure,

APPROVAL THREE LOANS TO RAILROADS ANNOUNCED   Great Northern to Get $17,910,000 for Purchase AdAitional Rolling Stock.

Le  LOANS APPROVED   Three to Railroads Receive Commission’s O. K.

3 NEW LOANS TO RAILROADS   Interstate Commerce Comniission Ap ‘proves Amounts Aggregating $18, . ' _ 915,000 as Relief Measire,

Interstate Commerce Commission Ap. proves Amounts Aggregating $18,915,000 as Relief Measure,

Cotton Growing to  Be Discussed at College   Farmers Contemplating the Growing of Cotton Will Have Opportunity : to Hear Expert on Subject

STAGGERING TAXES WILL  FOLLOW THE  GARDNER ACT  —SAYS GOV. COX Measure Is Allowed Te Become A law Withnaca   FLAYS ASSEMBLYMEN   Financial Relief Comes Only Thru Extortion In Raising Smith’s Limit

STAGGERING TAXES  SEEN BY GOVERNOR   20x Permits Gardner Bill To Become Law Without His Signature -- Unsparingly Scores Legislature And Leaders Of Re- publican Party For Failure On Tax Laws.

Se ee ee ee  House Sustains the Senate in Refusing  Armenian Mandate

Governor ‘Philips Unconditionally Refuses to Ban for Fourth Term   LIGHT WINE AND BEER PLANK IN PLATFORM   Candidate Is Leader of AntiLa Follette Group; National Ticket. Endorsed.

WINTER WHEAT  CONDITION LOV   Many Adverse Weathe Conditions Given as the Cause

Representatives of Mexican Revolutionists Start Dip‘lomatie . Drive.   FRIENDSHIP FOR AMERICA   Control -of “Whole Country -I: ‘Assured, According to , . Wire Messages,

CAN-REBEL PROPOSE TASK U.S RECOGNITION   Diplomatic Drive Under Preparation to Win United States Recognition.

AEBELO PLAN I WIN RECOGNITION   Revolutionary Government in Mexico Desires Friendy Relations With United States.   BEGINS DIPLOMATIC DRIVE   Reconstruction of Southern Republic Demands Cooperation of This Country.

MEXIGANS WILL ASK FOR RECOGNITION   ELARORATE PREPARATIONS “Te _ BE WADE BY. BREE UETONARY,  GOVERNMENT TO WIN FAVOR

Loadere Refuse te Handle Freight Cara to Non-Union Clerks—Public Belt Unable to Move Freight

ONE DELEGATE DENIED SEA1   Charged That He Had Expressed Sympathy _ With the I.W.W.  ~

“DENIED SEAT   ‘Charged That He Had - Expressed Sympathy + With the I. W. W.: 

RADICALS DENIED SEATS IN ANNUAL CONVENTION CF BOILERMAKERS UNION   CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE CAREFULLY EXAMINING RECORDS  OF ALL DELEGATES.

BUDGET FINISHED * BY CONTROL BOARD   SCHOOLS PROVIDED Fol   Considerable Reduction Is Made in Adjutant General’s i Department.

EXPENSES OF THE STATE GOVERNMEN'   Budget Prepared Carries Aggregate Above Twenty-Five Millions of Dollars

POLICE SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF GANGSTER HERO   BELIEVED “MONK" EAST. MAN WAS KILLED YES. TERDAY AS RESULT OF “GANG .FUDE" ON EAS]  QrInn

MURDER OF EASTMAN IS DUE TO A “GANG FUED’   Police Investigating Killing o Former Convict, Who Won ~ Honors in the War i

Bullets Are ° Pumped Inic Him as He Walks Street, Defenseless   HEADED THUG BAND   Served Bravely Overseas and Governor Restored Citizenshin.

GANG FEUD RESULTS ~INLEADERS' DEATH   “Monk Eastman” Dies With Five Bullet Holes Thru His Body.

MONK EASTMAN SHOT   ONLY AN EAST SIDE TOrGH WHOSE GANG “GOT HIW.   But’ New York Police Are Dread. fully Excited Abont und and De. Iles ‘ives Are on the Case,

MONK EASTMAN 1S FOUND SLAIN   Gang Leader and Hero oi -“War Murdered in New York

EASTMAN DIES BY FOUL PLAY. BELIEF   Gang Feud Leads to Slaying of Notorious Leader of Un- 7 derworld,

DENIZENS OF -UNDER WORLD SLAY FORMER THUG WITH BRAVERY aceon WN WORLD WAT

“MONK” EASTMAN KILLED AS RESULT OF GANG FEU   Score of Detectives Assigned te the Case to Run Down the Guiity,

FORMER N. Y. GUNMAN SLAIN   Leader of Notorious Gang o Thugs for Two Decades Shot 5 Times.

EASTMAN’S DEATH May LEAD TO ARREST OF NOTORIUS CROOKS   Monk Eastman Won Distinction in orld War Under His Real Name—Was Associated With Gang of Thugs In Pre-War Days.

THINK GUNIMAN WAS A VICTIM OF GANG FEUD   Score of Detectives Combing Underworld For Slayer

Monk Eastman, a Netorious Gangste          « York Found  Titader of Lower ] Gang of Thogs for Years Dead Yesterday,

NEW YORK MURDER IS - RESULT OF GANG FEUD   THIS IS BELIEF OF DETECTIVES ON THE MONK EASTMAN CASE   Victim, Former Gang  Leacer, Served With Distinction in World War

DEGREE CISSOLVING UNRELATED BUSINESS   Of Large Packers Entered in the District of Columbia Supreme Court Today.

COURT ORDER MADE — DIVORCING ALLIED ~ INDUSTRY PLANTS   Action Is in Lieu. of. Prosecution of Big Meat Houses by: Fed. eral Government   WILL RESTORE COMPETITION

TWO AVIATORS ARE KILLED,   Airplanes Collide at Altitude of 1,800 Deet During Practice.

AMY AVIATORS. KILLED IN CRASH AT KELLY FIELD   COLLISSION OCCURS 1800 FEET ABOVE KARTH DURING PRACTICT.

‘TWO KILLED ON KELLY FIELD   Airplanes Collide at Low Altitude in Practice blight.

STRAIGHT OFF ~SHONILDER, COX HTS HIS FOE   BIG ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED .   LEAGUE, IRISH QUESTION AND MEXICO ARE THEMES,

i ou   BIG ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED       LEAGUE, IRISH QUESTION AND MEXICO ARE THEMES.

“TTS LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE,” SAYS COX   Swings Militant Campaign Int Hoosier State—-Some Hints for Young ‘Leddy.

Tells Indianans T. R.’s Sor Erred in Statement That League Could Declare War.

LEAGUE 13 [ool DECLARES GOX IN SPEECHE OF OA}   nee AN CANINDATE CEN HIS FIRE ON HARDINGS DES MOINES SPEECH.   Senworiul pp bod Is Alsu Object of Some Blasts Delivered fu Fourteen, Bpeecies of ay.

ISSUE OF LEAGUE Of NO LEAGUE BATTLE CRY OF GOV. GOX   Put in Rushing Day of Cam paigning Through Southern Indiana.   CENTERS FIRE ON HARDING SPEECH AT DES MOINES   Says Some Real Friend of the Great Theodore Roosevelt Should Set His Son Right Concerning Fundamentals of the Versailles Covenant.

COX SAYS ISSUE IS LEAGUEOR NO LEACIIE. CLEAR C1   Democrat Candidate Characterizes Lodge as Basest ' Conspirator in History of America   NIGHT SCHOOL FOR JR.   TEDDY JUNIOR; SON OF ILLUS  TRIOUS FATHER IS. GROSSLY  MISINFORMED AND POLITI.. _ CALLY IGNORANT

DE GLARES WILSON NAGE COMPROMISE   DENIES HARDING'S ASSERTION PRESIDENT WOULD NOT CHANGE LEAGUE   Vice Presidential Candidate Says Harding's Attitude Against the League Makes the Democrats Strong

COX BATTLE GRY IS “LEAGUE OR NO” IN INDIANA   Democratic Candidate Makes Fourteen Speeches in Day Of Rushing Across Hoosier State.

ULISHANA DEMIS RATIE GOVERNCASHIP RACE {N DOUBT SOUNT (NCOME] ET   PARKER AND STUBBS RUNNING CLOSE TOGETHER ON FACE OF INCOMPLET ERETURNS,

LOUISIANA WAITS TO LEARN Wala TO BE GOV aNUE   Complete Returns of Primary o Democrats, Equivalent to Election, Lacking.

PARKER LEADS ‘STUBBS FOR THE GOVERNORSHII   Louisiana Primary Close Wit! Former Progressive Candi date Slightly Ahend-

PRAXER AREAD IN LOUISIANA CONTEST   RESULT OF GUBERNATORIAI RACE NOT BE KNOWN FOR SOME TIME   NEW ORLEANS 1S QUIE   Returns Frora Outside Crescent City Give Parker 29,000 Votes As Against 20, 000 For Stubbs.

INCOMPERICSLE,      Louisiana Democrats Awalt Results of Gubernatorial Primary,

SAYS 14 STATES QUIT MEXICO   General Pino Declares Thirteen Have Followed Sonora Out of Federation. .

NEW REPUBLIC POSSIBLE   Thirteen More Mexican States Reported Ready to Secede.

OTHER STATES IN MEXICO TO FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF SONORA   Sonora Military Commander Declares Others Will Secede  from (Central Cavernment

MORE STATES TO SECEDE IN MEXICO-PINO   Sonora General An. nounces Addition to  Ranks of Rebels.

BIG REVOLUTION IN MEXICO?   Reported That Fourteen States Have Quit Carranza Government.

ENFORCING - DRY LAW   Started tmmediately Alter Mid night in Brooklys, Last Night:

CAFE OWNER HAS HONOR TO BE FIRST ARRESTEL   New York Bartender Also Taken in Custody; Barleycorn Abdicates Quietly.

NAIL DOWN CID ON JOHN B'S GOFF        etleviil “Agents ‘Ave. Hutoredn; New! Bone Dry, Laws in-All :. Parts of Country. :        TWO ARRESTS IN BROOKLYN   OWNER SOLD BRANDY AKER MIDNIGHT       New York's “Prohibition  Eyo" Cslebrntion -Was> ‘Prime, -aad ~ Johar Tharleycorn ‘Funeral SuhYC Meut Nxpoctntions

EARLY ARRESTS SPOIL FESTIVITY NEW YORK WETS   Cafe Owner And Bar tender Taken; News  Acts Wet Blanket.

NEW YORK CAFE OWNER IS FIRST VICTIM OF LAW   Federal Agents Arrest Him 4 Minutes After 12 O'clock.   OTHERS ARE WARNED

PASSING OF BOOZE TAME   ARREST or BRAND)  SELLER AT 12:05, PUTS END TO CELEBRATION,   New ‘York’s Farewell to Wet Era Fails to Come Up to Advance Notices,

ARRESTS MADE OF RUM LAW BREAKERS  -STARTLES OTHERS   Final Celebration Declared te Have Been Rather Sad Sort of Affair

“ROOZE SELLERS NABBED.   irst Arrests Under 18th (Amendmen' Came Within Five Minutes.

PROFITEERING IN FOODSTUFFS   Major Genernl Weod Save There tI Ample Evidence of it.

AMERICAN TRAFFIC: 1S HALTEL   Air Ships Enroute From Germany T¢ New York Held Up By Entente

ENTENTE HOLDS UP GERMAN PLANES ON WAY TO NEW YORK  SSeS ral Sey es ss

ALLEGED BLUEBEARD RECEIVES A SHOCK   “It is Enough to make one Despair of the Human Race,” He Says on Hearing of Burglary.

MOTHERS   COWNIEWRITES TO: HARDING   GOVERNOR: SE tl S-MESSAGE: ON FAR        “-FLGGAL PRESS

JOHN COWNIE AND SEED COR}   tleal Experience and Study in Saving of Seed Corn. Savin gof Seed Corn -

EX-KAISER WILL BE INTERNED SOON   Holland Agrees to Ally Demand for Segregaiion.   Former Emperer Will Be Held a Doorn—Hindenberg Sought as War Vandai.

TO INTERN EX-KAISER   Holland Agrees to Ally Demand for Segregation.   Former Emperor Will Be Held at Doorn—Hindenberg Sought as War Vandal,

TO HOLD EX-EMPEROR   DUTCH PRACTICALLY AGREE TO SEGREGATION DEMAND.   Would Intern Him at Doorn, but the Alties Are Wary—Want Him on Island.

CHARGE WINDOW TRIMMERS TOOK VALUABLE FURS   Boston Firm Loses $10, _600 Worth from Its Window Display. —

‘HESHOULO WORRY   Philosophical German i Not Dis aechod Over the Situation.

LOCAL POST OFFICE NEEDS AN ADDITION   CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT FOR GOVERNMENT SEES THE NEED   ‘WORK TOO CROWDED   femporary Relief Mey Be Had by Remodeling Basement for Parcel Post   Congressional Appropriation Will Be Necessary fer Addition Dunnonce

Mg ha te CONSTRUCTION SUPRRINTENDENT, Eo GOVERNMENT ‘THE NEED.       WORK TOO CROWDED:      Temporary Relief Mey Be -Hnd by. Remodeling Basement for -~ Parcel Pest       Congressional Appropriation Will Be Necessary [er Addition — Proposed

LA FOLLETTE . CANDIDATE « . TAKES LEAD   WITH 545 PRECINCIS MISSING ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS MARGIN OF 893 IN RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP   LENROOT IS SAFE FOR SENATORSHIP   SUPERIOR MAN HAS BIG MARGIN OVER THOMTSON— THREE CONGRESSMEN ~~  ADD Tiwi «rem

ty Council Instructed City At ; torney to pbpeat Before ~ $tate Body.   1.& 0. TO CHANGE JTS TRACKS   Permission Given to Shange the Curve at Pennsylvania and Tompkins

City Council instructed City At torney to Ap Before State Body.   1. & C. TO CHANGE ITS TRACKS   Permission Given to Change the Curve’ at Pennsylvania and Tompkins .

PEACEFUL MEANS WIN IN GERMANY   Government Having Success With Plan to Put Down Rebellion by Conciliatory Methods.

LITTLE RUSSIAN REFUGEE SHO}   KILLED BY FRIENDLY SOLDIER WHO  WAS TEACHING HIM MANUAL  CF ARMS

DRYS ASK~ MILLIONS   Secretary Glass Needs $2,000, 000 to Stop Smuggling.   Customs Division Reports Great Quan tities of Whisky and Opium Smuggled Into the United States.

DRYS ASK MORE CASH   GLASS NEEDS $2,000,000 MORE TC FIGHT SMUGGLERS.   Great Quantities of Liquor and Opium Being Smuggled in From Canada and Mexico.

$2,000,000 is Wanted © to Stop Smuggling of Liquor into Countr   Division of Customs Says Mea ger Facilities Unable to Cope With Situation.

OLIVE THOMAS NOT A SUICIDE, SAYS POLICE HEAD   Investigator Says Death of Movie Actress Took . Poison by Mistake after Exciting Time in Night  Reanrte   LATE ADVICES

Jack Pickford Protests Against Reports That There Had Been a Disagreement Between He and His Wife, Miss Olive Thomas; Says Himself and Wife Were Sober.

OLIVE THOMAS DEATE SAID TO BE ACCIDENTA   Testimony. Shows: That) Movi. Actress Did Not Commit Suicide.

MISS THOMAS FALLS VICTIM TO LURE OF PARISIAN GAY LIF   Verdict of Police Commissioners Investigation Says: That Her Death Was Ac.  es oe or   ACT NOT INTENTIONAL   American Residents of Paris Loudly Denounce the Babylonial Revels of the Cthy

Wandals Break Into Quarters of the Non-Partisan eLague Congressman From Dakota.

FARMERS ASK WILSON TO VETO RAILROAD BILL   JOIN WITH RAILROAD UNIONS IN MAKING REQUEST OF PRESIDENT   Contains Vicious Principles Antagon istic te American Principles The Memorial Sent  President Says

REQUEST FOR VETO  COMES TODAY   Railroad Unions and Farmers National Couscil Ask President to Stop Railroad Ril

MEOIDENT AOKED 10 VET HALL  MEASURE   Brotherhoods and Farmers Alhance Present Request  to Wilson Today

FARM HEADS "TAKE STAND ON RAIL ACT   Demand That Presiden Veto Cummins-Esch Road Bill.

i REQUEST clO OF RR. BILL   WANT BILL VETOED ON PLEA IT WILL BRING INCREASED LIVING COSTS.

RAILROAD UNIONS URGE WILSON NOT TO APPROVE BILI   Organized Workers Explain to President Specific Rea- son For Request   SPECIAL PRIVILEGE CHARGED

ASK PRESIDENT TO VETO BILL   Delegation of 15 Union Heads Called At White House and-Left Their Resolution With Sec. Tumulty.

Road Executives Making Last Minute Preparations for Return of Properties.

FARMERS AGAINST R. R. BILI   Join With Railroads To Work Fo . AL Vato.

FARMERS AND RAIL UNIONS © SEND LETTER   Ask President ‘Wilson To Veto Measure — Say It Will Increase Living Cost.

RAIL “UNIONS ASK WILSON TO VETO PAIROAD BIT   DELEGATION OF FIFTREN MEN ASKS PRESIDENT TO SEND BILL BACK WITHOUT APPROVAL.   FARMERS JOIN RAILMEN   ‘Labor Leaders Laying Plans to Inject  Railraod Situation into Coming  Political Campaign Trying to Avert a Strike.

DEMAND VETO OF RAILROAD BILL   ‘Farm Leaders Say Measure is Antagonistic to U. S- Priaciples   LARGE INTERESTS DOMINANT   Declare Profiteers. Are Behind Esch-Cummins Bill in Congress

FARMERS JOIN IN. PRNTEST   Agriculturalists Nat'l, Counc} Uniter With Union Warkmen in Demanding Veto of Rail Sil.

HINDENBURG = SCOFFS AT Mew. WAR PLANNED         serman Army: Chief of Staff, Says Country Has: No Army, Aerial Force: es, Artillery or Ammu+ nition to Wage Contest                    AN INTERVIEW

NOT ENOUGH TROOPS 10  KEEP ORDER   Von Hindenburg Declares That Germany Needs Army Badly

WAR LEADER LAUGHS WHEN NEW CAMPAIGN IS MENTIONED   Claims Germany Has lusufficient Trov,s to Keep Order In Own Boundaries,   FEARS RUSSIAN MENACI   America’s Policy of “Hands Off” In European Affairs Given Highest Praise.

“GERMANY COMMENCE A NEW WAR? IMPOSSIBLE!” TEGLARES GERMANY’S WAR GON VON HINTENRIAE

Reds Rush Reinforcement: to Hait Continued Ad ywanre af Palec.   NOT YET DEFEATED   Send Wireless Saying’ Views Remain Unchanged—Ask Conference.

POLISH TROOPS — APPROACH KIEV   Advance Within 60 Miles of Important City   MALIN IS CAPTURED   Bolsheviki Rushing Strong Reinforcements to Repell Invaders in Ukraine.

POLISH-UKRAINIAN OFFENSIVE 1S WINNING NEW SUCCESSES   Bolsheviki Rushing Troops from Eastern to Western Front in Effort To Stop Drive Toward Dnieper River Region.

RUSS OPEN TRADE EXPORT   Two Carloads-of Flax Are Sent Out by Soviet Government Through Esathonia.

ADMIRAL PEARY TO ~ BE BURIED WITH MILITARY HONORS   Discoverer of North Pole to Be Laid to Rest Mondav:

AOMIGAL PEARY FUNERAL MONDAY   ‘Famous Arctic Explorer Wil Be Buried With Full Military Honors.

HOGAN SCHOOL CONTRACTS LET AY THE COUNCIL   First of Three New Buildings Authorized by the Aldermen at Monthly Mecting   u) BIDS ARE RECEIVED FOR HS, SCHOOL FOUNDATION   Election Clerks to Receive Ten Dollars on Election Day

First of Three New Buildings Authorized by the Aldermen at Monthly Moetine   yy BIDS ARE RECEIVED FOR NS, SCHOOL FOUNDATION   Election Clerks to Receive Tet Dollars on Election B Day

GREECE GETS LEADING ROLE IN TURK CRISIS   British. and French to Defenc onstantinople Against. th Forees of Mustapha Kemal.

ALLIES PREPARE  FOR DEFENSE OF. CONSTANTINOPLE   Important Developments a at Con. - ference—Greece. Given Free Hand—To Take Armenian Mandate. ,

GREECE 10 GET FREE HAND IN TURK AFFAIRS   Conference Decides to Let British Fleet Protect Constantinople and Greeks Have Military Charge of Affairs Alone the Straits.

FREE HAND IS __» GIVEN TO GREECE   MILITARY MEASURES _IN ‘TURKEY DECIDED © - UPON AT HYCHE.

GREECE GIVEN FREE HAND IN TURKISH MOVES   French and British Meets Will  Protect Dardanelles and the Straits of Bosphorus, Which Are Menaced by Nafionalists

ALLIES LAY PLANS TO. EDK TUK TBR   British’ -and: French Troops ~~" and English Fleet to“ Dardanelles.   PREMIERS .MEET ‘TODAY

OREEUE IU SEND ARMY TO FIGHT THE TURKS   French and British Are to Aid In Defense of Constantinople And The Straits.   Serious Situation Due to Turk Nationalist Forces Near The Capital of Ottoman Empire

GREECE GIVEN FREE - HAND IN TURKEY    Measures Required Immediately On Account of Nationalists Forces Reaching Dardanelles.

ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL MEETS 10 DEAL WITH GERMAN INDEMNITIES AT BOULOGNE   By HENRY Woop

RUSSIAN SITUATION IS TO BE DISCUSSED   British Maintain Strong Atti. tude in Regard to German Reparations.

UAEECE 1S GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY   GIVEN FREE HAND IN ALL MIL ITARY MEASURES IN THE TURKISH EMPIRDP.

Greece Given Free  Hand In Turkey   French and British Troops and Brit. ish Floet Will Be Concentrated for De fense of Constuntinople and Stralts, — .

WAR WITH TURKEY  THREATENS ALLIES   THE TURKISH NATIONALIS1 FORCES HAVE REACHED THE DARDANELLES   Will Figure Largely in Military Measures in Turkey Agreed on Yesterday   German Reparations and Russian Question Wil Make Trouble in Conference

GREECE HAS FREE HAND   Greece To Handle Grave Situation Regarding Turkey.

GREECE I$ GIVEN FREEREIN 10 PUT TURKS IN PLACE   Anglo - French Troops And Fleet Sent To  Constantinople.

ALLIED TROOPS AND FLEETS TD AF ACCE TARY FT)   \Premiers Belief Situation With Regard to Turkey Has ! Been Dealth With   eas TO OF RUSSIA WILL BE CONSIDERED   Italy to Ask for 20 Per Ceni of Reparation Demanded  From Germany

GREECE GIVEN FREE HAND IN TURKEY   ACTIVITIES OF MUSTHPHA KAMEL CREATES GRAVE SITUATION. ~

ALLIED AGREE UN MEASURES 1 - DEFEAT TURKS   MENACE OF MUSTAPHA KEMAL’S NATIONALISTS REGARDED AS EXTKEME EMERGENCY,

GREECE GIVEN . . FREE-HAND   Measures Necessary Im. mediately Because of Grave Situation

WILL ATTEND ALL MEETINGS   Marshal Foch to Act as "Military: Adviser at .. Conference

TWO INJURED IN ATTACK AGAINST STRIKE PICKETS   Armed Party in Clevetan Shoots One and Clubs  Annther

HOBBY’S SECRETARY SAYS TROOPS TO REMAIN UNTIL PORT GUARANTEED OPED

AUTHORITIES IN CLASH OVER RUM WAR IN MICHIGAN   State Officials Refuse Warrants for Arrest of the “Whiskey Rebels.”   'DALRYMPLE WILL MAKE RAID WITHOUT PAPERS   Head of Dry Forces is Bearing Down on Iron River With Small Army.

TEMPEST IN TEAPOT, ORY LEADER SAYS   Attorney General Palmer Regrets the Misunderstanding Over Law Enforcement in lron County, Mich.

STATUS OF WHISKEY REBELLION   ‘Major Dalrymple invites Atty. Mee Donongh to Conference,

DENIED WARRANTS, WILL MAKE ARRESTS ANYWA'   DALRYMPLE 1S DETERMINED TO SEIZE BOOZE AND MEN WHO OBSTRUCTED LAW ON IT—PALMER CONCILIATORY

ATRPLANES TO SERVE PURPOSE   French Will Utilize Them to Cope With Strikers.

HAVE NO WORD FROM BOLIVIA   Peruvian Government Officials Not Further Advised of Attack On Legation

hey STONE BOLIVIAN OFFICER   Natives Indignant Over In. cident at La Paz—New Bolivian Cabinet Formed bv President Guerra.

BOLIVIA SORRY ~ FOR INCIDENT   Sends Regrets for Attack on Peruvian Legation  at La Paz Wednesday.   PERU WILL ASK FOR INDEMNITY

pees      Coast League Prexy Gets: Accusing ‘Letter: From Former Bee Catcher

OAST BASEBALL SCANDAL   Filthy Lucre Figured in Games it Pacific Coast League—Trial in ‘ Progress.

WEN NO) COPY fe OT BPalin€ ita   Marshal Foch Does Not Intend to Come  To U.S. in Apri

PAIN GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS   Rub Pain Away With Gmall Trial Bottle of Old ‘St. Jacobs Oj1’’

RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN FROM ACHING JOINTS   Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial Bottle of Old “St, Jacobs Oil,”

PAIN GONE! RUB SORE RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS    —— oo   RUG PAIN AWAY WITH A SMALI TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD “gT, JACOBS OIL”

Veterans of Foreign Wars Adopt Rasolutian.   Declare Japanese Are Not Aasimilable —Fighters Reviewed by General Pershing.

VETERANS ASK © JAP EXCLUSION   ‘Adopt Resolution . Demanding That “Gentlemen's Agreément” Be Abrogated.   ORIENTALS NOT ASSIMILABLE   me oe Declares Queition of National Scope and Not Confined to the Pacific ‘Coast—Source of Conetant and Increasing Irritation.

btn nae sete EO — — —  WOULD EXPEL AL L. HAD Ss FROM TH UNTTRED STATED

FOREIGN: WARS VETERANS WOULD EXCLUDE JAPANESI   ‘The Encampment Unanimously  ‘Adopts Proposal to Restrict  Immigration

FOREIGN WAR VETS WOULD STOP JAPS   They Go on Record Agains Further Immigration in Future

YANK VETERANS WOULD BAR JAPD   Soldiers of Foreign Wars Ask Exclusion of Japanese.   RESOLUTIONS ARE ADOPTED   Demand “Gentlemen's Agreement” Be ~“Abrogated—Say Orientals Are Not Assimilable—Question Source — of Increasing Irritation.

CITIZENSHIP CHANGES ARE PROPOSED   Would Exclude japanese by Abrogation of “Gentleman’s Agreement” According To Foreign War Veterans As:  64a Po ee See

VETERANS PLEAD FOR LAND) RESTRICTIONS  BY ASSOCIATED FREBS TT ACTNH CoTRE TH TRAN

YANK WAR VETERANS WOULD BAR JAPANESI   Soldiers of Foreign Wars Adopt Reso lution Asking Exclusion of the Orientals.

CARPENTIER WIhl MARRY,   llurepean Heavyweight Champion to Wed Next Monday.

BOXER WED HEIRESS? NOT HE   Pugilist Carpentier Will Marry Sweet. heart of His Youth—Romance of Years.

DANADIAN PREMIER QUITS PUBLIC LIFE   Sir Robert Borden Opposed Re. ciprocity Treaty With the United States.

CANADIAN PREMIER DUITS HIS OFFICE: NEW PARTY TALKED   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT CAUCUS OF UNIONISTS—SOUCCESSOR NOT NAMED,

BORDEN QUITS PUBLIC LIFE   CAN4DIAN PREMIER ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT—-NO SUCCESSOR APPOINTED FOR POST.

BURDEN RESIGNS CANADIAN PQS}   RETIREMENT FROM PUBLI( LIFE GIVEN AS REASON. UNIONISTS ACCEPT

DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN   Mrs. T. N. Nabers Will Act As Alternate for First District.

TWO AMERICAN me ye           Soviet’ Forces Stilt: P ssing Back ‘Polish npons.4 in. Kiev ‘District’:

AMERICANS IN KIEV REGION ARE SAFE   Bolshevik Forces Continue Té Pusl Poles Back ,After ‘Capture of City of Kiev.

SAYS FLEET WAS INA GOOD STATE OF PREPAREDNESS   Rear Admiral Mayo Takes Issue With — Admiral Sims.   TESTIFIES BEFORE THE COMMITTEE   Declares Navy Was In Best Shape 1t Had Ever Been On April 1, 1917.

GOVERNMENT WINS ANTI-TRUST SUIT AGAINST LEHIGK   Charges of Monopoly and Viola tion of Sherman Law Sustained in Court Decision   REDISTRIBUTION OF STOCK ORDERED IN VERDICT OF COURT      Holds Formation of Coal Sales  Company Was Illegal

GOVERNMENT WINS ANTI-TRUST SUIT AGAINST LEHIGE   Charge of Monopoly Against Lehigh Road and Subsidiaries is Upheld.

GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT AGAINST LEHIGH VALLEY   Charge of Monopoly and Violation of Anti-Trust Law ‘Upheld by United States Supreme Court; . Redistribution of Stock Ordered.

U. §. WINS: LEHIGH ANTLTRUST-SUIT   Charges of Monopoly and Violation of Sherman Law © 7 Sustained: —

GOVERNMENT WING ANTI- TRUST SUIT   Supreme Court Sustains the Monopoly Charge Against Lehigh Valley Railroad   Hearst Loses Plea for Injunction Holding Up Sales by Shipping Board.

LERIGH VALLEY COMBINE MUST AE HISSOLVED   SUPREME COURT DECIDES ANTI-TRUST LAWS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED

MONOPOLY CHARGE IS SUSTAINED   Supreme Court Orders Officers and Directors to RedistributeStockon Ground It Has Restrained Trade.

COURTHOLDS — R.R.VIOLATES SHERMAN ACT   Re-distribution of Its Stock Is Ordered by the Finding.   DECISION WAS REPORTED TODAY’   McReynolds and Bran deis Took No Part in the Case.

HUVERNMENT WINS ERO LEIGH RY.   Supreme Court Sustains Charges of Monopoly, Law Violation

DISSOLUTION ORDERED UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAW   Government Wins Lehigh Val lev Case in the Supreme Court

GOVERNMENT. WINS ANT-TRUST CASES ~ AGAINST THE LEHIGH ~ VALLEY RAILROAD C0   Supreme Court Sustains Charges of Monopoly Against Big CoalCarrying Corporation

LEHIGH VALLEY LOSES COURT SUIT   Court Decides Railroad Has Vio lated Anti-Trust Laws.

2 A Nate Fe           Court Sustai irgées of - Monopoly’ and Vic ation ‘of Anti-" \   MUST ‘REDISTRIBUTE. STOCK SAYS DECISION

AGAINST LEHIGH VALLEY   And Affiliated Corporations; Government Victor .  in Suit.   REDISTRIBUTION OF STOCK IS ORDERED   Decision is Read by Associated Justice Clarke Today.

GOVERNMENT WON LEHIGH VALLEY ANTI-TRUST SUI   Declared That Thera Has Been : Violation of Sherman Anti-, Trust Laws

LEHIGH VALLEY LOSES IN COURT   Government Wins Anti‘Trust Case.   DECISION SUSTAINS ‘MONOPOLY CHARGES   Redistribution of Stock Or ! dered.

LEHIGH RAILROAD CLASSED AS TRUS!   Ordered By Supreme Court Te Dissolve Monopoly And Redistribute Stock.

LERIGHVALLEY ELA, TRUGT: ORDERED TO REJSSUE SHARES   Gov't Wins Suit Against Road and Affiliated Concerns Under Sherman Law.

LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD IS FOUND GUILTY   Violates Anti-Trust Law Decision Of Supreme Court   Dissolution is Ordered in De cision Handed Down

GOVERNMENT WING I SUIT AGAINST LEWIGE   Supréme Court Holds Railroad and Affiliated Companys is Trust. -

AGAINST LEHIGH CO.   Government Wins Anti-Trus Suit Against Lehigh Valley Railroad ~

DAIL AD SIT   Lehigh Valley Suit Decided in Favor of Government when Charges of Violation of Antitrust Act are Sustained

LEHIGH C0. IS MONOPOLY COURT HOLDS   Government Wins Anti Trust Suit in Supreme Court   DISTRIBUTION ORDERED       Court Says Road Sought Menopoly in Coal Trans  portation

COVERNMENT WINS ANTLTRUST SUIT   Case Against Lehigh Valley Railro:d Decided fer Government.

SHOOTS TER OWN DAITGHTER,   Mrs. Favre Sits For Two Days Residc Ctlld’s Body.

KILLED DAUGHTER BUT COULDN’T KILL HERSELF   Financial Worries Had Temporaril Unbalanced Her Mind, Mrs,  Pavre Telle Palica.

SLAYS DAUGHTER THEN SITS DAYS BY BODY’S SIDE   MOTHER CONFESSES SHE LACKED COURAGE TO TURN WEAPON UPON HERSELF AFTER KILLING GIRL.

Hour Spent in White House Limousine in Drive About Washington   SPINS WILL BE TAKEN OFTEN, SAYS GRAYSON   TAR CROSSES PATH OF SEN ATOR BORAH, IRRECONCTL ABLE. TREATY FOR AND PO LITICAL ENEMY,

PRES. WILSON MOTORS ABOUT WASHINGTON   This is First. Time Nation’s Execu tive Has Been Seen Ahout the City Since Last Qctober.

PRES, WILSON TAKES RIDE IN. HIS LIMOUSINE   Foy First Time Since October. Driven Very Slowly. Blood Pressure Normal

PRESIDENT WILSON QUT FOR FIRS! TIME IN MONTHS   Makes Appearance in Moter in’ First Trip Over Washington Since October   FEW PEOPLE RECOGNIZED WHITE HOUSE CAR   I Physican Reported that Wilson's Cons dition Was Good Following the Long Trip

WILSON TAKES HRST AUTO RIDE   In Closed Car Today President Motored Through the Streets of Washington,

WILSON TAKES FIRST AUTO RIDE SINCE OCT   Executive Has Spin Througt Washington Streets; Several Bursts Of Cheers.

FIRST. TIME IN YEAR   TAKES ALTUMOBILE THROUGH STRE WASTINGTOO           SUD HE PEL AS IF HE WA} BEEN AWAY For A LONG yiatr.

President Wilson Takes First Auto Ride; Reply To Allies Ready to Sena   Cengress Learns Russian Courier Caught Carrying Plans to United States for Revolution and Demands to Finance Scheme—Martens Denies Knowing. Agent. =... --

ARREST KANSAS DRAFT DODGERS   About 200 Will Be Cited In Thi: Disteict, Says United States Marshal.

PASSENGERS WILL BE TRANGTERRED FROM DISABLED STEAMER   Weather Moderating Will Permit Placing of People On. Liner.

NEGOTIATIONS OFT. W. LANCNT FAIL IN CHINA   Owing to Serious Op‘position To International Consortiuum.

MADOO POINTS DUT FAILURES OF REPUBLICANS   ASSAIES WORK OF CONGGRESS AND 1S HOPEFUL OF OWN PARTY'S SUCCESS :

HEAVY INDICTMENT OF REPUBLICA CONGRESS       MeO O ase: SLs JORITY AS RECORD OF DIS: « MAL FAILURE.

MADOO BRANDS  CONGRESS fo DISMAL FAILURE   Republicans Have Shown Startling Incapacity To Deal With the Great Problems of the Hour. He Declares.

5 BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR IS BEING SPENT ON LUXURY   Tax Returns Indicate Expenditures Would Pay Cost of Government

AMERICAN PEOPLE SPEND $400,000,000 FOR AMUSEMENT   MONTHLY, ACCORDING TO) GOY. ERNMENT WAR TAN RECEIPTS OR FIVE BILLION A VEAR

Tax Collection Shows Orgy o! - Spending Has Not Entire ly Stopped.

LIVING ORGANISMS, OLDER THAN MAN, FOUND IN AMBER RETURN TO LIFE WHEN THEY ARE FREED

BILLION INVOLVED, EMPLOYERS 10 PUT MATTER UP 10 LABOR BOARD   SAY PUBLIC SHOULD BE CONSULTED BEFORE GRANTING RAISES ASKED   BOARD FOR ARBITRATION IS YET TO BE NAMED BY PRESIDENT WILSON—UNIONS REMAIN MUM ON RUPTURE OF NEGOTIATIONS

NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF   Railway Wage Conferees An nounce a Disagreement.   DEMANDS GO TO LABOR BOARD

A BILLNON GULLAR WAGE  CREASE   RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES WANT TO GIVE PUBLIC VOICE IN THE PROCEEDINGS   Allege $5,000,000 Loss Suffered - In 1917 On Account of Federal Price Control_—Head of Texas Association Testiftes—--Hoover Is Blamed

GONFERENGE ENDS   RAILROADS AND UNIONS CAN'T AGRERK ON SETTLEMENT.   Lines Insist on Public Being Represented in Negotiations,

BILLION DOLLAR INCREASE IN WAGES IS VOTED DOWN; WILSON TO APPOINT BOARD

RAIL WAGE COFERENCE OFF   Negotiations Between Committees Representing Railroads and the Unions Break Up.

RR HEADS BREAK OFF WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Refuse to Continue Until Public Is Represented

Employes: Refuse: to Permi - Naming of Public Repre_ sentatives on Board, .         EXECUTIVES. CLAIM LAW "REQUIRES PROTECTION   Balion Dollar Increase i in Pay Would Necessitate a’ Big™ “Increase # in Freight Rates. -

$1,000,000,000  WAGE DEMANDS  END RAILROAD NEGOTIATIONS   Public Must Be Given Voice in Case, Is Decision.   GOES TO BOARD TOBE APPOINTED   Disagreement Over Provisions of Act Arises.

W AGE CONFERENCE OF RAIL HEADS AND UNION MEN BROKEN   Representatives of Roads De cline to Consider Billion Dollar Wage Hike.   CONTROVERSY MUST BE SETTLED BY NEW BOARD   Public Will Have Three Repre sentatives on Commission to 3e Named by President.

RAIL HEADS AND UNIONS IN BREAK   Wage Negotiations Will B: Up to Railroad Laber Board to Be Appointed   PUBLIC TO. GET: VOICE!   Two Sides in Disagreemen' -Gyer! Provisions of “‘ransjortation Measure cs

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ENDED,   Railroad Delegates Mefuse to Consider Demands Longer,

RAILROAD WAGE DISPUTE PUT UF TO LABOR BOARD   Negotiations Between Conference Committees Representing Railways and Unions Are Broken Off.

‘All Negotiations on Wage Demands, Totaling One Billion, Broken Off,   CONTROVERSY: GOES TO RY. LABOR BOARD   Would Mean Price Boost So Public Should Have Voice, Owners Claim.

RAIL WAGES UP TO PUBLIC   MANAGEMENTS. WON'T . CONTINUE PARLEY WITH ‘THE UNIONS, —   Roads’ ‘Conferees Say They. Cannot Agree to Pay Increases of @ Billion and Dispute Wilt Ge to the.  New Labor Board.  :

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN OWNERS AND MEN ARE BROKEN OF)   Rail Representatives Demand That Public be Gven ‘’- ice in Proceedings

RAILWAY. WAGE NEGOTIATIONS  BROKEN. OFF  By EMPLOYERS   Owners Demand Public be Given ‘Voice in Procéedings Deal- © - + ina: With Big Sum”   UP TO ° LABOR BOARD   Operators Hold Labor Requests Would Catise Huge Transportation Costs

RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES WANT TO GIVE PUBLI VOICE IN THE PROCEEDINGS           Allege $5,000,000 Loss Suffered In 1917 On Account of Federal Price Control—Head of Texas Association Tes- * oe  tifies—-Hoover Is Blamed: x

CONFERENCE ENDS        IONS CAN'T REE? ON - SETTLEMENT.        * id ines Tn J on Public Being Repre. ; . =  sented -im Negotiations,

DEMAND PUBLIC IN WAGE CONTROVERS!   Railroad Representatives Break Off Negotiations Pending Appointments For People.

LABOR WANTS PUBLIC 10 BE REPRESENTED   Jnder Provisions of Transportation Act, Controversy Now Will Be Referred to Board, Yet to Be Named by Wilson.

LONGER TERM FOR GOVERNOR ASKED   Joint Legislative Committee or Re-organization Meets

Treland’s lord lieutenant reperted ready to hand in his resignation   British troops charge Irish ‘.yioters with bayonets and tank ‘ars

Serfews Diserders Threatened 5; Crowds Whe Would Attack  oh Dele

PACKAGE CAUSE OF THE ARREST OF PAIR CROOKS   Mystery Surrounding Robberies Explained   Parcel “For Girl” Was An Unusual One

“PRESENT FOR GIRL         ew York ‘By att. Carried: Complete Prt lr fret hee

GIRLS PRESENT BURGLAR’S KIT   New York Police. Capture Man With Unique Package for Sweetheart.

PACKAGE FOR HIS GIRL CONTAINED REVOLVERS AND SUPPLY OF AMMUNITIO!

How. Would “My Lady” Like to Receive Presents Like Police Captured

THE PACKAGE WAS TIED - WITH BABY BLUE RIBBON   But Instead of ‘For Girl” It Was a. Regular. Burglar’a’ © Outfit.

LOUIS: PORT:'RETIRES FROM CIGAR BUSINESS   i Yeteran Local Business Man Sells Factory Building and, With  , F ‘ Tlis Furmily, May Move

LOWS PORT RETIRES FROM CIGAR BUSINESS   3 Yeteran Local Business Man Sells Factory Buildi and, With His Family, May Move  a: eee af.

2 JANESVILLE MEN KILLED   Railroad’ _ Employes  on Handcar Are Struck by Train.

TRIAL OF 5 SOCTALISTS IS RESUMED   Pamphlet Read at Hear ing Depicts Socialism ‘as Revolutionary.   DESCRIBED AS RED MOVEMENT   Assembly Chamber Well Filled as the First Witness Is Called.

CHARGE, SOCIALIST “PARTY. IS-DISLOYA]       Brier. a Against: Five : Suspended. ; Nev “¥erk : Assemblyman , Says... They ”iMust Be Judged By ‘Their Party. *

SOCIALIST HEARING IS ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY   Legat Forces Begin Assembling bMytdence for Presentation at Resumption Next Week,

HURRICANE SPEEDS UP THIS AEROPLANE   Machine Goes 45 Miles at Rate of 385 Miles an Hour

NEW AEROPLANE RECORD (S MADE   Cheyenne Flyer Makes 385 Miles an Hour,   CAUGHT IN STORM AT LOW ALTITUDE   Flyer Turns Ahead of Storm and Covers Forty-Five Miles in Seven Minutes.

WIFE-KILLER’S ANXIETY FOR NECK ALONE   Famous Bluebeard. Offers Con fession for Life Sentence; Grilling [ls Him

NIGHT RIDERS TERRORIZE CIN OWNERS TO OUIT   Demand . They Suspend Gveratiyns TiN the Price of Cotton + Goes Up

NIGHT RIDERS BURNING GING IN SOUTHWEST   Texas Reports Severa Blazes in Past Few Fk Days

Terrorists Burn Factories te Force Owners to Quit Onerations.   TEXAS OWNERS HARD HIT   State Takes Action to Prevent Wholesale Destruction in Georgia.

RIDERS BURN MORE TEXAS COTTON GINS   Will Force Down the Price of Commodity Is Terrorist Cry.

Campaign of Terrorism Re: newed With More Gin Burnings in Texas   HEAVY GUARDS POSTED BY OWNERS OF GINS   REPORTS INDICATE, FEW BURNINGS HAVE OCCURRED EAST OF THE MIUISSISSIPP] RIVER.

FAISCO ENGINEER WHO WAS PROMINENT 1N THE POLITICS AT EWID WAS AILEED AN DERAILMENT

DECLINE TO RELIEVE CHINESE   British Importers Refuse to Aid Shanghai Merchants.

CARRANZA  CAPTURED   His Son-in-Law, Aguilar, and Federal Army Officers Executed by Revolutionists.

Mexican: President. Missing with  _ Avenues: of Escape’ Blocked; More Districts. Join, Revolt; -U. §. Warships Sail for Mexico’

REBELS Ech TO ~ CONTROL WEN   IMPORTANT CYTIBS IN THE + : HANDS OF THE REBELS   CARRANZA LEFT TRE CAPITAL   Mexico City, Tampico, Vera Cruz ~- Nuevo Laredo and Scores of Larger "Lowns Captured by Revolutionists

BODYGUARD Or  UARRANZA Ait PUT TO FLIGHT   REPORT BY OBREGON LEND: CREDENCE TO STORY OF CAPTURE OF CARRANZA.

PRES. CARRANZA PRISONER OF WAR   HELD BY VICTORIOUS REBELS WHO GUARANTEE SAFETY,   EXECUTIONS. BY WHOLESALE   Political Prisoners, Including Fifteert Rebe! Generals, Were Massacred Before the Federal Forces Left  the Clty of Mexico,

MORE REBEL SUCCESSES 1 ARE CLAIMED   Tampico Confirmed; Car a of Mexico City and  ranza Guard Dispersed.   AMERICAN WARSHIPS ..ON WAY TO SCENE

NEW POLICY OF UNITED STATES TOWARD MEXICO  cement ema ts   Colby lo lake First Steps To Safeguard U. S. Citizens.

General Obregon to Enter Mexico City Today; U. S. Warship Arrives Off Tampico; Predict Lodge’s Election as Temporary Chair man of Republican Convention   (This Afterncon’s Dispatches)

CAPITAL AND “OTHER TOWNS NHANDS REBELS   wExico CITY IS TAKEN OVER By --REVOLUTIONISTS WITHOUT “g ANY BLOODSHED   WORE. U. S. CRAFT OFF   preadnqught Oklahoma, With Ma+ pines Abroad, Ordered to Mexican  Watere, While Additional Destroy    PS 2 pe es om ee Ce 2

Wa. DEGTROVER TOPROTEGT U3. LIVES AT PORTS   Washington Says There Arc 6,000 or 7,000 Citizens In Neighbor Country   FALL OF MEXICAN CAPITAL CONFIRMED   General Obregon’s Forces Take Important Oil Town of Tampico District

CARRANZA IS TAKEN BY REBELS   Fleeing President of Meviec Captured, Says Report,   HIS = GUARD = sCDISPERSED

AGUILAR AND MURGUIA ARE REPORTED EXECUTED: . BONILLAS 1 CAPTURED   Unconfirmed Report Says Carranza’s Son-in-Law and Carranza’s General; Who Killed Many Obregonista Pris. oners in Mexico City, Have Been Slain by Revolutionary Troops. _

GARRANZA'S MEN HAY PRISONERS   Wholesale Execution is Reported Before They Flee Mexico City.   PUEBLA CITY IS TAKEN

UARRANZA [3 MADE PHOUNER BY REBELS   President of Mexican Republic Overtaken in Apiza County, 85 Miles From Mexico City.   HIS SAFETY IS GUARANTEED

DBREGON IN COMMAND AT MEXICO GIT}   Son-In-Lew of President and Three Generals Said to : Be Executed.    GUARANTEES OF SAFETY ‘ARE OFFERED CARRANTZA   Destroyers Arrive at Tampico and Vera Cruz to Protect Americans.

VER A OF FLEEING Chitr; REBELS IN OIL PORT   U.S. DESTROYER IS ORDER: ED TO KEY WEST TO PROTECT YANKS.   General’s Forces Disperse Part of Troops Escorting EFvy.President_

ont T0 OBREGON  J8 CLAIM: OF REBEL CHIEFS      Report Is Credited and Details. of Affair Are - Eagerly Awaited—Not Known Whether Bloodshed Accompanied Ousting of Carranza

MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS =. CAPTURE CARRANZA AND PREPARE T0 ENTER CAPITAL

MEXICO CITY IS — IN CONTROL OF REBEL TROOPS   Tampice Is In Rebel Hands And Federal Garrison Af Vera Cruz Also Goes To Revolutionists.   REBELS ATTACK CARRANZA GUARD   Troops Escorting President In His Flight Dispersed —Carranza Reported To Have Been Captured.

U.S. DESTROYERS RUSH TO MEXICO   Tampico and Vera Cruz Fall to the Obregon Forces; Foreigners Are Not MoTested by the Victorious ‘Revolutionists.   MARGUIA SHOOTS < IMPRISONED FOES = AND FLEES CAPITAL

Federals Said to Have Slaughtered Prisoners Prior to Withdrawal from Capital—U. 8. Warships Rushed to Mexico Waters to Afford Protection to Americans.

‘bregon Gives Particulars of Capture of Mexico City; Contirms Report of Wholesale Execution Before the Carrancistas Fled from Cjty

CARRANCA GUARDS WERE DISPERSED      REPORTED REBELS OVERTOOK  ‘"PROOPS ESCORTING FLEFING PRESIDENT

AMERICAN SHIPS WITH MARINES, ARE ENT TO MEXICO   Mexico City, Veru Cruz and Tam.pico Are in Hands of Revolutionists.      CARRANZA DISAPPEARED   Battleship Oklahoma Ordered to Key West; Destroyers Due in Tampico.

Generals Obregon and Gonzales, Both Aspirants for the Presidency, Entered City at Same Tire and  * May Clash.

AEBELO ATTACK Ho FORGES AND THEY LOSE (AN   PRESIDENT OF M MEXICO GETS AWAY WITH HIS LIFE.   VILLA GIVES UP HIS MEN TO REBEL LEADERS,   Obregon Has Complete Control of Mex ican Situation According to Advices From Mexico City—Tampico Is In Their Hands.

OBREGON HOLDING _ MEXICAN CAPITAL   CARRANZA IN HIDING, IS SOUGHT BY REVOLUTIONISTS AT VERA CRUZ   HAD MANY EXECUTIONS   Wholesale Slaughter of Prisoners ‘Before Carranza Evacuated the Capital   Destroyers and a . Dreadnaught Are aon Way to Mexico to Protect Americans

SMTUATIONIN, ~ MEXED BECOMES MORE PUZZLIN   AMERIC. AN SHIPS ARE BEING PLACED FOR POSSIBLE DUTY OFF MEXICO,   STATE DEPARTMENT MUST FRAME POLICY   Next Split Is Expected To Come Retween Obregon and “Gon gales) Forces,

IEAT BATTLESHIP AEANY FOR ACTION   OKLAHOMA IS ON WAY TO KEY WEST FOR MEXICAN EVENTUALITIESS

Revolutionists Hold Mexico City, Vera Cruz and Tampico; Carranza Missing   BATTLESHIP WILL OVERTAKE BOAT CARRYING FORCE OF 1200 MARINES

MURDER CARRANZA AND AIDS, REPORT   Another Rumor Says Only Aguilar and Murguia Killed.   RUSH U. S. MARINES SOUTH   Dreadnaught Oklahoma Takes Ful Company of Soldiers of the Sea to Keep Eye on tae Mexican Situation.

PRESIDENTIAL TRA ROUTED      Military Prisoners Slain. —Tampico Capitulates to Besiegers.

DESTROYERS ON WAY TO PROTECT AMERIGAN CITIZENS IN MEXICS   Mexico City, Vera Cruz and Tampico in Hands of Revolutionist Forces.

“American Destroyers With Marines On Way to Gulf Waters.   REBELS CAPTURE TAMPICO

resident, His Son-in-Law and Former Ambassador to U. S. Captured.   GUILAR AND MURGUIA SHOT   . 8 Dreadnaught Oklahoma Rushed a Mexican Waters With Marines to Watch Developments—Insur gents Take More Towns.

CARRANZA FLEES TO VERA GRUZ   Reported at City’s Outskirts With Severty-Five Men.   OBREGON IN MEXICO CITY.   Official Information Received at Wash ington Confirms Flight of the President of Mexico—u. S. S. Dolphin Arrives at Tampico.

CARRANZA SAFE IN REBEL HANDS   Depesed President Will Be Protected Under Laws of Mexico, According ta Nation's Minis ter of War   IS CAPTURED WHILE FLEEING

REPORT THAT CARRANZA [5 A PRISONER   ‘Announcement Made By City o Mexico Newspapers—Many of His Officers Executed.

Rebels Celebrating Downfall! _ of Mexico City in Border  Cities: Plans Under Way  to Stabilize New Regime   dacatecas. Torreon. Oaxaca and Aguas Calientes Are Reported: Under Insurgent Coutrol by Obregon Aids

CARRANZA HAS - BEEN CAPTURED TOBE PROTECTED   WAS OVERTAKEN AT ATIZACO IN STATE OF KLAXCALA AFTER HE FLED CAPITAL.   General Obregon at the Head of His Troops Was Due to Enter Mexico City Sunday — President Assured a Trial.

Personal Safely Of President Of Mexico Guaranteed: New Conflict Expected   SACRAMENTO AT TAMPICO

WARSHIPS HURRYING TO MEXICO   Mexice City, Vera Cruz and Tampice in the  Hands of Rebels

QBREGEN BOSS OF BEXIGG CITY   Takes Complete Possgssion as Carranza Escapes to Vera Cruz.   WASHINGTON GONFIKES FLIGHT   President of Republic in Outskirts of Eastern Port With an Escort of Seventy-Five Men—Dolphin at Tampico.

MORE MARINES, BATTLESHIP ON DUTY IN SOUTE   U.S. S. Oklahoma Sail. ed From New York for Possible Duty.

General Obregon Details Capture of Mexico City and Confirms Report of Wholesale Execution of Prisoners   FEDERAL LEADER PUT TO DEATH BY OWN MEN   General Candido Aguilar, Son in Law of Fugitive President of Mexico, Assassinated, Says Renoart

CARRANZA MAY BE PRISONER   SON-IN-LAW 1S REPORTED DEAD   Mexico City In Hands of Revo lutionists. Business As Usual.

DESTROYERS RUSHED ‘TO MEXICAN WATER:   With Situation Becoming Mort Seriotis, Protection Sought By Yanks.   TAMPICO NOW REBEL CITY

UBREGON'S ARMY MOVEQ RAPIDLY   Too Fast for Mexican Feder als and Part of Carranza’s Guard.   General Describes Capitulation of Capital In Message to Huerta.

CARRANZA'S ESCORT OVERTAKEN BY REBELS. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.  eR oe es ek eee ee a et a

Carranza Reported Captured, Is Rumor His Son-In-Law Has Been Executec   CARRANZA REPORTED AS CAPTURED

OBREGON HEAD © ‘MEXICAN ARMY TO ENTER CITY ~ CARRANZA IS TAKEN ON WAY - JO VERA CRU   State Departinent Concerned With Framing a New Mexi. can Policy Following Over - throw ‘of. Carranza and Seiz.  : ‘ure of Mexico City.

MEXICAN REBS SLAY CARRANZA PARTY IN FLIGHT   Serious Losses Inflicted On Tin-canned President’s  Body Guard   CARRANZA IS CAUGHT?   DREFONIUGHT IS DISPATCHED FROM NEW YORK TO KEY WEST TO AWAIT DEVELOP. MENTS.

NO DISORDERS © IN MEXICO CITY   American Destroyers on Their Wa; South To Look After Lives  of American Citizens.   Mexicans Would Be Well Pleased To Be Rid of -Carranz

FEDERALS LOSE ) N   MEXICO CITY, VERA CRUZ AND  TAMPICO CONTROLLED BY AUTIONISTS— AMERICAN SY AT MEXICO CITY SENDS CONFIRMATION OF FALL OF CAPITAL

BOMB HURLED INTO ROUMANIAN SENATE  a   Two Men Were Rilled and Two Were  Wounded,

Scribe Feels Public Pulse On Trip Across States, To Find Little Variation. ~   OPINION IS UNIFORM   Says Politicians Have No Awakened To The Signi ficance Of It. .

WILSON DECLARED TO BE   NATION AROUSED OVER BREAK LIABILITY TO DEMOCRATS

BANKS CLOSED MONDAY   PUBLIC EYE IS ON WILSON AS THE RESULT OF BREAK   “What Will Happen Next!” Is Ques tion Asked in Three States Visite: by David Lawrence.

STAR OF WILSON ON THE DESCENT   NO LONGER NATION’S LDOL, EVEN ! IN HIS OWN PARTY,   BREAK WITH LANSING FATAL   Well-wishers of President Stanned by What David Lawrence Denomimates His Display of Peevioh ness.

WILSON NO LONGER DEMOCRATIC ASSET; IS LARGE LIABILITY   Is What Poole of Country Think Simec His Recent Break With Lansing,   LOSING HIS LEADERSHIP

LAST EDITION  Am FIRPY RPE   ANSING EPISODE HAS BiG POLITICAL EFFEC   Lawrence Takes Trip Througt Country to Learn How People Feel.   AVERAGE MAN WONDERING   Wilson Has Lost Much Prestige and Henceforth Will Be Sub: ject of Scrutiny, —

FUTURE ACTS OF SON T BE SenuiNTeD   People To Watch Presiden More Closely Than Ever Following Break   PUBLIC CONIKIDENCE NOW HELD IN DOUBT   Relations With Europe May Also Be Seriously Clouded  i. A ,

DANE REDS OUT FROM TWO TOWNS   Poles Attack Bolsheviki Cap turing Important Railway Junctions :

METROPOLIS [a oWEPT BY CRIME WAVE   Police Lieutenant Is Killed On Broadway; Jeweler Is Slain in His Office While Battliog With Bandit Gang   Murderers and Gunmen Run Amuck; Citizens Appeal, to Governor for Assistance in Campaign to Stop Terror

NEW YORK IS AROUSED OVER WAVE OF CRIME   Vigilance Committees May Be Organized To Deal With Robberies And Holdips.

CRIME WAVE SWEEPS OVER METROPOLIS   Violent Series of Holdups and Robberies Engulfs Gotham   LOOT TOTALS MILLION   Citizens Launch Movement to Establish a Vigilance Committee

REVOLUTION IN CUBA IS DENIH      Declared In Behalf of Government That Neighboring Island Is at Peace, .

800 MEN JAILED IN CHICAGO RAIDS IN CITY CLEAN UP   Citizens Asked To Try And Identify HoldUp Gangsters.

CLEAN-UP IN CHICAGO NETS 800 PRISONERS   Four Hundred Lined Up For Inspection By Victims of Robberies.

Suspects “Taken in Dragnet Saturday Pass in Review Today.   ‘HOLDUP VICTIMS FEAR PRISONERS   Fashionable Districts Fur nish Their Quota of Arrests.

ANNIHILATION  OF KOLGHAK FORCES 10 Bt COM ~ PLETE   Pel by Martens, Bolshevik Am ~ hassador.

DEMAND FOR OVERALLS” _ ‘DOUBLES IN A WEEK   Wholesale: Price Remains Unchanged;  Retrilers Profiting.  ‘

GREAT DEMAND FOR OVERALLS   Poughkeepsie Manufactur. ers Say Orders Have Doubled.

PARTY IN PER BY WILSON ACTS   DEMOCRACY CALLED UPON TC REPUDIATE PRESIDENT.   FACES DISASTER IF IT FAIS   Senator Walsh of Maseachusetis In sista Executive Blandered by Not Accepting Reservations  ~ te Peace Treaty.

HASKELL BAND Ci   Indians Will Play! at School To. morrow Aflernoon

HASKELL BAND CONCERT   Indians Will Play at School To morrow Afternoon

UPTO $701.0   Two Hundred Shares of the Stock Sold at That Figure.   THE SHORTS WERE MUCH INTERESTED

STUTZ SELLS UPTO SON   Two Hundred Shares of the Stock Sold at That Figure.   THE SHORTS WERE MUCH INTERESTED

i, ae -REGULAR ARMY OFFICER : ‘“4¥S CHARGED WITH BIGAMY  IN THE ARKANSAS ‘COURTS

BUSH TERMINAL THREATENED BY SERIOUS FIRE   ONE OF GREAT SHIP TER MINALS OF WORLD ON FIRE.

FIREMEN, TUES, FIGHT TO SAVE BIG TERMINALS   Fire Started in Hold of Ship Loaded with Nitrates.

FIRE AND BLAGTO  RLARMANL Y, WHEN SHIP 1S GNITED   One of World’s Largest Ocean  Terminals Threatened With Destruction by Blaze.   AMBULANCES SENT WHEN REPORT !S 5 MEN. HURT   Tugs Hurry from All Parts of Harbor to Draw. Menaced Vessels to Safety.

BUSH TERMINAL THREATENED BY FIRE; FIVE HURT   Big Blaze Attacks Steamship Piers at New York City; Two Damaged.

PROSECUTION RESTS CASE.   Steptoe Gas Law Hearing Before Levi Cooke, MAster.

PALMER'S POWER TOWIDE EVIDENCE WILL BE TESTED   Fudge Anderson Announce: His Object in Catling  Adtnenay Conaral

PURPGSE IS STATED   investigation of Attorney General to Begin Monday

ATTORNEY - GENERAL MUST EXPLAIN BEFORE JUDGE  ANDERSON   Agreements to Omit Parts of Testimony Against Miners Arouse Court’s Anger   Palmer Calls U. S. Attorneys From indianapolis; Simms Can’t Be Reached

COAL CASES TO COME FIRST.   Federal Judge Warts to Know Jot How Far Palmer Can Go.

MAY LINK PALMER WITH COAL FRAUDS   PEDERAL JU DGE  ANDERSON TO LOOK INTO ID SUPPRESSION OF E DENCE; ‘CASK CP MONDAY. ~~

JUDGE EXPLAINS THE PALMER PROBE   Judge Anderson Tells Purpose of Palmer Investigation.   Bays He Wants to Know If Attorney Genera! Can Make Certain Agreements.

EVIDENCE SUPPRESSED SAYS JUDGE   Investigation is Ordered by U. S. Judge nner  con   HGLD HEARING MONDAY   Charge Arises Out of Coal Conspiracy Case Last Voor

TO TEST POWER OF ATTORNEY GENERAL   JUDGE ANDERSON TO DETERMINE Ik PALME. CAN “SUP. PRESS EVIDENCE”

PALMER SURPRESSED EVIDENCE   Judge Explains Message Sum. moning Attorney General to Indianapolis.

T0 PROBE PALMER'S PART {SUPPRESSING FVIDFNGE IN TRIE   ATTORNEY GENERAL'S CONNEC: TION WITH COAL CASES TO BE PUBLICLY AIRED,

‘HEART CUT OUT OF COAL CASES’ UP FOR INQUIRY   Simms Resignation to Be« Aired at Indianapolis Hearing Monday   Federal Counsel Instructed Not to Use Again Data on Which Famed Injunction Based

INVESTIGATION   STARTS MONDAY   Attorney General’s Act ion in Coal Cases Will Be Protested

WOULD LEARN EXTENT OF PALMER’S AUTHORITY   Federal Judge Wil Ascertain Whether Attorney General  Can Make Agveement to Suppues A euepyecccan.

JUDGE ANDERSON TELLS WHAT HE {S SEEKING TO LEARI   Wants to Know if Attorney General Can Suppress Government Evidence.

JUDGE ANDERSON STATES. PURPOSE OF HIS INQUIRY   ‘Would Find Out If Attorney Gea eral.Can Agree to Sup: press Evidence.   TO HOLD HEARING MONDAY   Atty. Gen. Palmer Has Aske , Van Nuys; Slack ; and Simms to Come io Washington?

PALMER'S END IN COAL SUIT TO BE PUSHED   Judge Anderson Explains Today Why He Calls on the Attorney General   INTIMATE EVIDENCE HAS BEEN SUPPRESSEL

PROBE IS EXPLAINED   Judge Anderson Tells Purpose of Palmer Investigation.   Bays Hé Wants to. -Know If, Attorney General Can Make Certain Agreements.

PALMER KEPT BACK fe SOME OF EVIDENCE   Says. Indianapolis Judge and He Wanis to Know Whether it is Legal to do This.

EXPLAINS COAL PROBE   FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON TELLS PURPOSE OF QUIZ.   Declares He Wants to Know if Attor. ney General Paimer Can Make Certain Agreements.

PURPOSE [IS STATED   Investigation. of Attorney Genéra to Begin Mond.

OPPOSE REMOVAL OF BODIES   ] ——— a Veterans of Foreign Wars Pass Reo Betilana Agwainat.

' DEAD LEPT IN ENANCE.      Veterans of Voreign Wars Disapprove  ‘ce won ewan 8 at) ff om wvinen &

SERS MS JR OBJECT TO REMOVAL OF AMERICAN SOLDIER DEAD   Veterans of Porejgn Wars Call for National Cemetery ino Trance  fov ATL Bodies,

BLOQOROUNDS FAILING 10 AUN DOWN MURDERERS OF FAMILY IN NORTH DAKOTA

FINAL MEETINGS OF SCHOOL TERM    Parent-Teacher Associations of Four Grade Buildings Bring Year’s Work to Close at Fri day’s Sessions.

PARENT-TEACHERS MEETINGS HELD   Interesting Program Rendered At Monthly Sessions of Associations Held in Grade Schools of Hanover.

BANKER MILES GAVE SELF UP YESTERDAY P. M.   Man, Traced to Dixon, Surrenders to Police  of Rockford.

FUGITIVE BANKER GIVES UP   Missing Vice President of Chicago De. pository Who Is Accused in Connec.tion With Shortage Surrenders.

"HELD FOR MURDER.   Gosmano Believed To He Man Who Killed Moss Enright.

COSMONO HELD WITHOUT BAIL   Street Sweeper Foreman Charged With Killing of Chicago Gunman

COSMANO, WHO SHOT ENRIGHT UNDER ARREST   Pal of Mike Carozzo President ¢ Street Cleaners Union. Car vext.  Driver

NU L000 Or Lire WHEN FIRE DtolnbYc AlG CATHOLIC SGHOL   COSMANO ARRESTED FOR THE ENRIGHT MURDER.

KILLING IS CHARGED 10 ROAD WORKER   Cosmano, Street Sweep. er, Shot Moss Enright Alleges Hoyne.

CHIGAED BANKERD LOAN BIG SUMS 18 BUILDERS QF ROMES IN THE CITY   MOVEMENT DESIGVED TO. RE. LIEVE SHORTAGE OF HOTSES AND HELP STOR’ VICTIMS,

LEND MONEY TO ~ HOME BUILDER   Chicago Bankers Plan ar Extensive Campaign in Near Future

SANTA WILL SURE ARRIVE TOMORROW   MAYOR VOUCHES FOR APPEARANCE OF CHRISTMAS WY NHISPRENSER   WILL TREAT THE KIDS   Steps of the City Tracks Are Announced for Various Places Over Tuwn   Motor Car Owners Asked to Volunteer to Carry the Carol Singers About

SANTA WILL SURE ARRIVE TOMORROW   MAYOR VYOUCHES FOR Ap. PEARANCE OF CHRISTMAS JO¥Y DISPENSER   Stops of the City Trncks Are An .Rounced for Various Places Over Town   Motor Car Owners ‘Asked to Volunteer to Carry the Carol Singers Abont

MEREDITH FOR PRESIDENT SAY DEMOS.   Porter for Senator anc Herring for Governor Say lowans.

MESOPOTAMIA PROVES — - WORRYSOME-T0 BRITISH   Sir Perzy Cox Will Return a Ontee to Straighten Out Affairs With Arab Forces.

CALLS HALT T0‘RUM WAR      Dalrymple’s Armed Expedition Or dered Off by Kramer.

REVENUE POSSE IN MICHIGAN RECATLED   Major Dalrymple Summoned to Washington for Conference While His Armed Agents Go Home   COMPROMISE SOUGHT WITH STATE OFFICERS   Proseculing Attorney Threatens to Make Arrests If Any Drastic Action Taken

FEDERAL AGENTS ARE GALLED OF}   Serious Biow to Enforcement of Dry Law, Says Major Dalrymple, Before Departure for Washington.

MICHIGAN'S RUM REBELLION LIKE A GOMIC OPERA   Major Dalrymple “Marched His Men Up the Hill and Then Marched Them Down Again.”   MAJOR CALLED OFF BY PALMER’S ORDER

FEDERAL AGENTS — ARE CALLED OFF — INMICHIGAN   Major Dalrymple and 35 Agents Had Gone to Iron County to “Clean Up.”   ‘COMMISSIONER KRAMER STOPPED ACTION   Federal Men Worsted in First Clash With State Officers.

ARMED INVASION UF WET ZONE [a CALLED OFF BY  5. OFFICIAL   oe chal Nig and His orces, ho Went to Clean Up” Iron County, Mich., Give Up Chase, ©   FEDERAL AGENTS ARE WORSTED IN CLASH   Leader of the Dry Party Is Summoned te Washington to Confer With Chief; No Arrests Have Been Made

DALRYMPLE. LEAVES BOOZE REBELLION SEAT  FOR CAPITOL   Ailer, Destroying Nine Barrels Wine. To Confer Will Chief.

CONSTABULARY CALLED OFF IN MICHIGAN BOOZE REVOLT   Compromise Sought in Iron River Rebellion — Advice of Washington Authorities Is Asked by Dalrymple.

FEDERAL AGENTS SPENDLITTLE TIME NASH GAN GH   Fail in Mission Clean up Iron Ci Rum Revolt      ARE ON WAY TO? HOME STATIONS

Worsting of Federal Officers     “Ts Blow to Dry En pa ny    PROHIBITION AGENT ON WAY TO WASHINGTON   Booze After Agents Leave  Town.

“RUM” REBELS VICTORS IN DRY” CLASH   Like General of Old, Dalrymple Marches Army Back Again   PROHIBITION AGENT ~ RECALLED TO CAPITAL   Before Leaving He Destroyed Quantity of Church Wine

WHISKY “REVOLT” PROBE 1 HALTEL   WORSTING OF U, 8S. AGENTS BLOW TO DRY ENFORCEMENT, CHIEF SAYS.

DALRYMPLE TURNED BACK   Prohibition Officer Preparing to Invade Iron County with Armed Forces   AND ARREST OFFICERS

SMASHES THE HEADS OF RED WINE CASKS   IRON RIVER, MICH., SUPPLY DRIBBLES INTO SNOWDRIFT.   Federal Agent Dalrymple Carries Out Part of Program, Bet in Bad Humor Over Washington Interfereuce.

CALM SUCCEEDS ARMED INVASION   Major Dalrymple’s Forces Quickly Recalled —   Settles Over. Perturbed Iron River Section—Serious Blow to Enforcement of Dry Law Says Leader who Marched Men Into District, Then Marched Them Out Again.

IRON RIVER FRAY OFF FOR PRESENT   Major Dalrymple Withdraws Armed Prohibition Force Without Making Any Arrests   DEPLORES HIS FAILURE   Worsting of Federal Agents Is Serious Blow to Knforcement of Law He Says

GRAIN CAR SHORTAGE,   Rellef fur Indiana is Requested hy McCardle Today.

HALIFAX HAS BiG FIRE LOSS DURING NIGHT   Half Million Dollar Blaze Occurs

HALE MILLION BOLLARFIRE IN HALIFAX   Many Stores in Business Dis trict of City Badly Damaged.

FIRE IN HALIFAX STORE DISTRICT; LOSS, $500,000   Dry Goods Establishment of Wood Brothers Prey of

HALT-MILLION DOLLAR FIRE IN HALIFAX, N §   Dry Goods Store Destroyed and Other Damage Caused in the Business District

SOCIALISTS PLAN. NEW PLATFORM IN PLEA FOR SUPPOR   Conservilive Planks Used Tn Construction af Policy In Effort to Attract La har Valo

SOCIALISTS PLAY UPTO THE LABOR VTE THIS YEAR   Coalition With New Labor Party to Be Formed is Socialist Plan

SOCIALISTS MAY COMBINE WITH THIRD PART!   Have Made Platforrn Conservative to That End   EXPECT “RUMP” “LABOR VOTE   To Support Labor's Economi Claims; Expect Vote 3,000,-000 Up

SEE COALITION PARTY BETWEEN TWO FACTIGNS   Socialists. and. Labor Fol lowers May Combine.

WILL RIDE CAMELS WHILE OTHERS WORRI   M. Clemenceau Gives Up Affairs of State To Take a Vacation in Egypt.

CLEMENCEAU RETIRING T0 PRIVATE LIFE   IS GOING TO EGYPT TO RIDE CAMELS AND FORGET THE PEACE TROUBLES.  HAS RESIGNED THE  HMMrARAICHCLIID

MAKE A TREATY AGAINST MEXICO   Is in Connection With Collection of Damages in Revolutions

U.S. ENTERS PACT © "AGAINST MEXICC   Mexico City Gets Advices . From Washington.

ATTEMPT TO SETTLE MEXICAN WRANGLF   GOVERNMENT ENGAGE IN CORRESPONDENCE OVER SITUATIONS COMING FROM MENICAN TROUBLE,

THREE POWERS ENTER TREATY  AGAINST MEXICO      RUMORED PURPOSE IS TO COL. LECT BIG SUM IN DAMAGES  FROM REVOLUTIONS.

TREATY MADE ~AGAINST MEX, 7*C REPORT   Rumored U, S.-Britain-French  Have Entered Into Treaty.

Alleged Coalition of U. § France and England Is _ Teniad.      BERLIN IS THE AUTHOR   Report - Attributed to High Official of German Ff Government.

GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE ANDU.S. AGREE MEXICO   Deny Statement They Have Formed Treaty Against Mexico.

WRANGEL'S FORCES DEFEATED BY REDS   es  Heavy Losses red in Dead and  Wounded and in Material Captured by Soviet Troops.

SOVIET DEFEATS WRANGEL   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK LEADER C SOUTILT RUSSIA,

WRANGEL FAILS TO REACH GOAL      Efforts to Take the Kakhovka Bridgehead are Defeated by Bolsheviki

FORCES SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES NEAR KAKHOVKA   Wrangel Efforts to Take Bridgehead Fails.  GENERAT, IS KITIED   Commander of Barbovitch Cavalry Troops Meets: Death at Hands of Bolshevik—Vilna is Seized. ,

GENERAL WRANGEL SUFFERS DEFEAT   ATTEMPTS TO TAKE BRIDGE HHAD AT KAKHOVKA HAVE RESULTED IN HEAVY LOSSES.

WRANGEL SUFFERS HEAVY CASUALTIES   Trotzky Personally Directing Bolshevik Armies In The Dnieper Sector.

GATHERING OF DELEGATES  TAME AFFAIR   Old Timers Say As Devoid of interest As Four Years Ano.   Apparently More Concerned Over Handshaking Than About Convention.

AN ELEMENT OF MIRTH PREVADES OPENING SESSION   Younger Generation o} Politicians in Great Evidence

UUGNS FAMOUS MARCH ARGUS AEP AELEGATE!   ‘Band Plays Ragtime and There Are Indications of Shimmy in Hall   LITTLE EXCITEMENT; NO CONFUSION SEEN   Republican Convention Late in Being Called to Order in Chicago.

0 BOLT IN CONVENTION SAYS HAYS   Opening Day, Although Confusing is More Tame Than Expected

x ell i   At the Jackson Dey Banquet: t Held in Washington, D. C.

NINE PRESIDENTIAL  CANDIDATES AT DINNEF   Jackson Day Banquet to Be Conduct ed Shnubtancously in Two Hotels ight.     Thursday N

PROSPECTIVE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TO SPEAK IN WASHINGTO?

DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES SPEAK   At -the Jackson Day Banquet.to B: - Held in Waslington, D. ¢.

Nine Big Democrats To Speak ‘Thursday   Jackson Day Banquet at Washington May Prove Momentous ©

HOUSTON FAIR AND EXPOSITION TO OPEN NOV. 20   TEN THOUSAND OFFERED IN PREMIUMS TO FARMERS WITH.IN RADIUS OF 200 MILES

Approor‘ation Bills Will Ge First Attention at Short Gassinn.   WILL WAIT FCR HARDING   No Rad'cal Chances Until After  President-El-ct Takes Offices,

Lodge Believes High Taxes Will Continue   Revision at Coming Session of Congress Is Practically Im possible, He Says; Plan for Deferment of Excess Profits and Income Tax Payments Is Not Feared.

Riavisiory of Revenue ~ Laws Not Anticipated  ry   ‘The Revenue Laws Must : ‘Await Harding's Spe ’- cial Session For'Re- vision, is Belief.

NO HOPE EXISTS FOR REVISION OF REVENUE LAWS   LODGE SAYS ACTION WILL COME AT SESSION AFTER HARDING IS PRESIDENT

INTERNAL REVENUE   Ne Revision Expected Daring Shert Nessien of Congress.

NO HOPE FOR EARLY REVISION      CONGRESS WILL NOT ACT ON TAXES AT ONCE

WILL OPEN SUNDAY   REDPATH CH: AUTALQU QR TIPTON tf  A ALL SET           Program of* Special Exeetlthice is the  Offering ,

GREAT CHAUTAUQUA. OPENS HERE T0-DA   Everything in Readiness for “Qpening of Splendid. Entertainment Program

WILL OPEN oUNDAY   REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA ALL SET POR TIVTON EVENT.    Program of Spectal Pixcellence is the !   Offering. i

BODY BLOW TO COTTON GROWERS   Said F ederal I Refusal to Finance Holding Has Hurt Farmers

UAGES. FARMERS NOT TD. PLANT ANY COTTON FOR NEXT YEAR'S CATHERIN   FARMERS UNTON OFFICIAL CRIP. ICISES RECENT ACTION OF RESERVE BOARD,

LAFOLLETTE WILL NOT RUN ON NEW PARTY PLATFORN   Farmer’s Labor is Name Choser by Convention of Political Organization.   DEFECTIONS FROM RANKS HAVE ALREADY BEGUN   James Ferguson, Former Governor of Texas, First to Openly Pull Out of Meeting, Delegates of Several Other States Following.

ABOR GROUP RULES: FUSION CONVENTION   ‘Farmer-Labor’’ Chosen as Name of New Party   La Follette Flatly Refuses to Run on Platform Adopted

LABOR GROUP Ia IN THE SADDLE WHEN PLATFORM  9 PUT THROUGE   Majority Report, Signed By Five Workers and Two 01 the 48 Party’s Represent ativae. le Adanted.   NUMBER OF DELEGATES QUIT THE CONVENTION   Document Is Unsatistactory to Many Representatives; Ferguson of Texas First One to Withdraw,

SEN, LA FOLLETTE REJECTS ‘HONOR   TURNS DOWN OFFER OF NOMI NATION BY THIRD PARTY ORGANIZATION

LABUR ELEMENT TAKES CONTROL   Dominates Convention of New Fusion Party   FARMER-LABOR PARTY   s Title Chosen and Battling Bob LaFollette Declines to Run on Platform which Fails to Meet His Ideas— Strenuous Effort to Stamnede Convention Fails

NOMINEE IN OWN POCKET   La Follette Absolutely Refuses to Abide Certain Planks   NOT A FLAT REJECTION   SUPPORTERS START DEMONSTRATION THAT ALMOST LEADS TO A FREE FOR ALL.

FARM-LABOR PARTY — NAME CHRISTENSEN   NOMINATE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE THIS MORNING.   Parley FP. Christensen Is a Lawyer ef Salt Lake City and a Member of the Committee of Forty-eight.

SALTLAKE CITY ~MANIS CHOSEN TOHEAD TICKET   LaFkollette Pulls Out of Race for Farmer-Labor  Party.   BULLETIN.

La: Follette Refuses to Run on Account of Adoption of Radical Planks In Platform; Son Seeks Withdrawal of His Name After Being Placed in Nomination.   SEVEN CANDIDATES ON FIRST BALLOT CUT DOWN TO MALONE AND CHRISTENSEN ON SECOND   Henry Ford Received But 12.3 Votes; Debs Given 68 Votes; Many Members of Committee of 48 Group Not in Sympathy With Platform Adopted; Several Leave

Christensen Named to Head New Farmer-Labor Party   Salt Lake City Man Is Nominated for Presidency Over  Dudley Field Malone by Convention at Chicago—  : Labor Element Dictates Platform Which Is Adopt) ed—Defections From Ranks Begin.

WAMER-LABOR OUTFIT NAMES GALT LAKE LAWYER FOR GHIEF   MALONE, FORD, FRAZIER, DEBS AND OTHERS IN THE BALLOT   LAFOLLETTE REFUSES TO RUN AND DEBS, IT IS SAID, DID NOT COVET PLACE—COMMITTEE OF FORTY-EIGHT TO NAME TICKET e

THIRD PARTY PICKS LAWYER AS LEADER   P. P. Christensen of Salt Lake : Nominated on Second  Ballot Earl yToday

LaFollette Decii” 228 To Be A ‘iandidate   Radical Groups Puts in Long Day Fighting Over Platform. Non-Partisan Leaders Quit the Convention in Disgust and  Unceremoniously Walk Out.

CHRISTENSEN CHOSEN ASNEW PARTY NOMINEE   SALT LAKE CITY LAWYER WINS OUT OVER DUDLEY FIELD MALONE.   Committee Respects Wish of Wisconsin Senator, Who Could Not Accept Under Circumstances.

FARIER-LABDR" IS  NEW PARTY'S NAME   LABOR ELEMENT IS DOMINANT AND TRIUMPHS IN PLATFORM CONTEST.   FERGUSON GETS QUT   Yexas Man Withdraws and ts Vollowed by Delegates’ Front Several States,

LASOR GROUP DOMINANT.   New Fusion Parity Adopts Plat. form — Defections from Ranks Are Noticed.

HARDING DECLARES  LEAGUE ‘DECEASED   WAKES HIS FIRST SPEECH AS PRESIDENT-ELECT .ON FRONT PORCH.   BIG CELEBRATION STAGED   Senator Declares Nation Will Play Its Part in an Association for Peace.

PRESIDENT-ELECT SAYS COVENANT IS "NOW DECEASED   ‘Would Rather Not Have Presidency Than to Win* - It by Speaking Ill or Uttering a Lie.”

Tells Friends He Came Through Fight “Without an Apology or Regret.” Would Rather Not Have Presidency Than Win It by Speaking Ill or Uttering a Lie. Solemn Responsibility.

Harding Says League Dead but America to Join Move for Peace   PRESIDENT-ELECT DECLARES THAT HE HAS NO APOLOGIES TO MAKE AND NO REGRETS FOR HAVING . UTTERED LIES DURING THE CAMPAIGN

HOME FOLKS GIVE  HARDING JUBILEE      League Is Dead. New Association Comes Next on Program—Has No Reerets.

RED FIRE BLAZONS VICTORY IN MARION   President-Elect .Prepares for His Trip to Texas

VERSAILLES PACT DEAD SAYS SENATOR HARDING   Assures Audience U S. Will Play Part in World Affairs:

PLEDGE BY HARDING TO WORK FOR PEACE   SAYS LEAGUE IS DEAD, BUT NEW MOVEMENT TO ARISE.   Does Not Question High Ideals ef Men Responsible fer the Versaillen Pact—Speech at Jellification.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS [5 NOW DECEASED   3UT NEW INTERNATIONAL AS-— SOCIATION TO BE FORMED.   HARDING GIVEN BIG OVATION   Home Town Turns Out En Masse te  Celebrate His Election—Says He Will Carry the Marton Booster Syirit to Washington.

HARDING DEGLARES "AMERICA PLAYING A GREAT PART NOW"   WANTS INTERNATIONAL, ASSOCIA TION FOUNDED ON PEACE AND JUSTICE.   President-Elect Says that He Has N: Apology to Make—League of Nations Classed as a Dead Issue.

SHIPPING BRAND SHIP MT IG GOAL CARR AAR ADRED, CHW  FAYES   PROEABLY WILL BE BEACHED BY COAST GUARD CUTTER; CREW ALL SAFE.

REORGANIZATION OF COMPANY D, TENTH REGIBENT TG BEGIN   Protimnnary Cimpaicr fo Be Jauuched thonday Evens img af Armary.   COL. THOMPSON TO BE HERE

PRES, DESCHANEL ~ NOT TO RESIGN   Scheduled to Meet Peruvian and Austrian Ministers Today.:

RESIGNATION OF NESCHANEL DENI   [By Henry Wood, United Press Staf  PR go os puma annwt

FRENCH DENY: PRES. DESCHANEL HAS RESIGNED   PRESIDENT WILL BE ABLE TC RESUME DUTIES OF OFFICE IN NOVEMBER

FRANCE’S: PRESIDENT: - IS READY TO RESIGN’      Forcign Office ‘Denies Repor Deschanel's Resigaation Ys Al1 endy Diaced in ‘Hand     zu

NEW PORTRAIT OF GEO. WASHINGTON   Painting by Archibald Robertson Pre sented to New York Historical Society te Extra Good Likencss.

RARE PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON    Painted on Marble Slab in Oils is Being Deposited in  N. Y. Historical Societv.

RARE PAINTING OF THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY CARRIES NOTATION THAT HE DIDN'T WEAR TEETH

ENCOURAGING STRIKE NEWS   MEN IN ELLETTSVILLE DIS TRICT VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK   ARBITRATION FOLLOWS   ‘Vote of 26 to 5 Cast in Favor of - Motion at Meeting Last Night

FURTHER SUGAR PRICE TUMBLE IS FORECAST   Federal Officialg Expect Release  Stored Stocka to, Glut Market and i

FURTHER TUMBLE IN SUGAR PRICE FORECAST; UNLOADING MAY SOON GLUT MARKET

A TRIPLE HANGING   In Montreal Todzy of Murder ers of Canadian Farmer.

FOUR BODIES OF RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY ARE BURIED IN CHINESE SOI

BURY RUSS ROYALTY IN CHINA   Bodies of Four Members of imperial Family Interred at Peking in Russian Cemetery.

REPORT ROYAL RUSSIAN ‘BURIED OUTSIDE PEKIN   SISTER OF EMPRESS THOUGHT TO BE ONE OF SEVEN, BODIES BROUGHT,  ~

RUSSIAN. ROYALTY. BURIED?   seven Bodies fuferred Near Poking  Sald to Be of Impérial Family,

MEMBERS OF RUSS ROYAL FAMILY MURDERED, SAYS AW REPORT FROM PEKING

CANNOT JOIN UNIONS   Canadian ¢ ‘abinet I Refuses Request of Government Employes.

OIL POURED ON WATERS   Farmers’ Federation Ironed Out Difficulties Last Week And Work Is Progressing.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   SEVEN KILLED IN SPRINGFIELD RIOT MILITIA CALLED

ERNST WINS IN KENTUCKY   States Senator Defeats J.C. W. Beckham, Democrat.

ERNST WINS IN KENTUCKY   Republican Candidate for United States Senator Defeata J.C. W. Beckham. Demoecrat.

GERMANS REPLY TOAD us FOR COAL DELIVERIES   Concur in Principle With the Allied Terms But Ask for Further Explanations Regarding Some Portions: of ’ Avreement, .

GERMANS AGREE IN PRINCIPLE TO ALL DEMANDS OF ALLIE!   Ask Explanation of Cer tain Articles in the Agreement

ASK ALLIES TO EXPLAIN COAL TERMS   Agree in Principle to Allied Coal Terms, However.  WILL REPLY TODAY   {Jause Providing fer Allied Occupation of Ruhr Valley in Event of Failure by Germans Argued,

GERMANY STILL SEEKS TO EVADE DELIVERY OF COAL AND PREPARES A NEW “ANSWER” TO NOTE

ULTIMATUM IS DELAYED   ‘eutons Agree in Principle With Terms, but Object to Clause Providing tor Occupation of Ruhr.

GERMANS AGREE TERMS OF NOTE   Deny That Russia and Poland Have Signed an Armistice

GERMANS’ REPLY. PROMISED TODAY   Huns Expected to Ask Modifi fications of Terms of Protocol Offered by Allies.

GERMANY AGREES: TO COAL TERMS   Berlin Delegates Announce They Are Ready to Pledge Country to Meet Demand.   WANT TERMS EXPLAINED

GERMANY DESIRES — TERMS EXPLAINEL   Delegates Agkee in Principle With Note on Coal -- Delivery But. Will Ask for: Further ; Light on Seme Articles.

GERMANS DELAY THEIR REPLY ON ‘COALDELIVERIES   Expected to Seek Modification of Terms, !ai¢ Pown, By Allies   OCCUPATION THREAT 1S PRINCIPAL ISSUE

MILITARY CLAUSE IN ¢ ALLIED NOTE UPSETS GERMAN DELEGATION   Envoys Demand Time For Consideration; Not Mentioned In Verbal Exchanges. ,_   THE REPLY IS DUE AT 4 P. M   Datifinantinne Exchanced.

GERMAN OCLEGATES ~ AGREE 10 TERM   WILL REPLY TO ALLIED ULTIMATUM THIS AFTERNOO)      BUT WANT AN EXPLANATION   German Delegates Agree to Principle of the Terms of Allies, But Want  “Some Explanation.

BEAMANS TAKE MORE TIME FOR REPLY TO ULTIMATUM AF ALLIES ON GOAL ISSUE   Demand for 6,000,000 Tons for France by October 15 Said by Teutons Not to Have Been in Verbal Agreement.   SAY ANSWER CAN'T BE GIVEN BEFORE 4 THIS AFTERNOON

GERMANS OBJECT TO OCCUPATION CLAUSE   PRUSSIAN DELEGATES PRACTICALLY AGREE TO THE ALLIED TERMS ON COAL QUESTION; CERTAIN PHRASES PUZZLE.

Brief Extension of Time Asked In Which to Make Reply To Coal Demands of Allies.  EXPECTED TO SEEK SOME MODIFICATION  German Delegates Are Greatly Annoyed by Clause Referring To Occupation of Ruhr.

COAL TERMS IN AIR   SETTLEMENT SEEMS TO DRAG AT SPA CONFERENCE,    The Allies Demand Delivery of Six Million Tous by October ' Fifteenth.

GERMANY AGREEING 70 ALLIED TERMS   Will Submit to Principle, Bu Ask for Explanation of Cer: tain Articles in Coal Deliv ery Note.

GERMANS AGREE TO ALLIED TERME   To Ask Explanation As Tc Certain Points.

FEDERAL OFFICERS SEIZE MISBRANCED BEAN SHIPMEN’   Cranberry Type Labeled Red Kidneys, Government Agents Charge   PRICE OF SUBSTITUTE HELD MUCH LOWER   Uncle Sam Wants to Protec!  Legitimate Canner and Grower as Well

SUPPLY, DEMAND TO SWAT PRICES   That’s the Belief of Fair Price - Commissioner Sprague, Chicago.

COX ON LAST DAY  OF LONG CAMP ATION   Makes Two Addresses at Joplin Missour! Saturday Morning  Answers Questions of Hecklers In Positive Manner  Indorses Four-Fold Bonus Plan   Indorses Four-Fold Bonus Plan For Soldiers

“SOVIET ARK” HAS DOCKED AT KIEI   Steps For Repairs; Destination Be Ibeved ta be Liban

“SOVIET ARK”   KIEL HAS BEEN REACHED AND VESSEL DOCKED   (United Press)

Thought Cries Yelping Of Coyote; Open Door To Find Stricken Babe

U5, TAKES HAND IN NEW ORLEANS STRIKE   COMMANDER OF CAMP PIKE ORDERED TO LOUISIANA CITY; ” HUTIES NOT KNOWN.

CARMEN STRIKE; TROOPS TON. 8   ‘MAJ. GEN. LEWIS IS ORDEREL FROM CAMP PIKE TO HANDLE SITUATION

UGE OWINDLE 5 UNGOVERE   Middle West Stores Saic to Be Handling Stolen Goods

‘BIG BREAK IN SUGAR PRICES   New York Market Slumps to 17 Cents a Pound.

SUGAR BREAKS 10 17 GENTS A POUND   NEW YORK REFINERS DEMP SURPLUS STOCKS AS MARKET WEAKENS.

HEAVY PRICE DROP IN SUGAR   ONE DEALER REDUCES HIS LIST PRICE FROM 21 CENTS TO 17 CENTS.

SUGAR PRICES DECLINE TO 17 GENTS WHOLESAL!   Drop of Ten Cents per Pound on Rav Sugar in 3 Month Reported in New York.

SUGAR TAKES DROP T00 LONG DECAYED   Prospect That People May Now B. Given Change To Buy At Fair Price

SUGAR ON TOBOGGAN ALL EUROPE BOLSHEVIK WN NEW YORK MARKET, IN YEAR, SAYS TROTSKY

ATHLETICS FROM GREEN. COUNRY WILL PLAY. Be HERE NEXT SUNDAY ,.™-

LINTON COMING WITH LEAGUERS   ATHLETICS FROM GREEN COUN. TY WILL PLAY HERE NEXT SUNDAY   CASS ATTRACTION JULY 4

eS ee eT ee ee ee ee eae ea eee  VIEW OF HUGHES ON DRIFT OF THE TIMES

HUGHES SPEAK “AT WELLESLEY ON DEMOGRAG   Denying Free Expression 0 Political’ Opinion’ Heid - Death to Republic.   “SECURITY LIES IN” PEOPLES. hie GENCE?   Given Large’. Diseretionary " Powers:- to Official Unwise Policy, Lawyer. Asserts.

HEART OF _ THE NATION   Mr. Hughes Declares It Has No Changed in Few Months.   HE TALKED AT WELLESLEY   Says Sacrifices of Nation in the War have oot at All Beea in Vain

HUGHES URGES OBSERVATION OF LOYALTY TOU, S.   Advocates Sacrifice To Gain Public Ends In Speech On Patriotism.

HUGHES WARNS ON VIEWPOIN’   Speaks at Wellesicy Commencement Today:

WE MUST AVOID _ DISTORTED VIEW   WORDS OF CAUTION SPOKEN BY CHARLES E. HUGHES AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

NATION'S HEART 1S NOT CHANCED   CHARLES E. HUG HE S CAU. TIGNED HIS AUDIENCE AT WELLESLEY   Must liave the Same Kind o@! Patriot. ism in Peaee Times as in Times of Ww ar

HEART UF NATION OAM, WELLESLE TOLD BY HUGHE:   “Patriotism of Peace” Subject of Commencement Address by Former Jurist.

SELF SACRIFICING — ~ PATRIOTISM URGEE   Charles Evans Hughes Warn: Against Wrong Kind of _. Love For Country.   TALKS AT COMMENCEMENT

JUDGE HUGHES WARKS GRADUATES THAT THE NATION'S HEART. CAN NOT BE EASILY CHANCED

YANKEE OFFICERS JAP SPY STORY   Asseits American Consul Mix ed Up in Japanese Military Plan Robbery.

DALLAS TO PROBE ~ PRICES ON ICE   District Attorney Says tce Selling Higher There Than in Other Texas Cities,

Many Americans, Including Governors of Three States, Witness Ceremonies In Mexico City.

General Obregon Is Inaugurated   New Head of Mexican Govern.  ment Takes Formal Charge.   MANY AMERICANS ATTEND CEREMONIES

ST. BERNARD NUT COAL $9.00 Per Ton. Phone 777  Adv. 38 Nov. 27- Dee. 4

MEXICO INDUCTS GEN. OBREGON AS PRESIDENT   More Americans at Capita Than at Any “Time-in Tan Vaare

OBREGON  wae ewe q   More Americans In Mexico City Than Any Time in Ten Years.

GOVERNORS THREE STATES WITNESS INAUGURAL ” CEREMONIES.       CEREMONIES BEGAN AT TWELVE MIDNIGHT

MEXICOMUST . OPEN ITS DOORS TO FOREIGNERS      So Says General Alvaro Obre. gon, tho New President Inaugurated Today. «   HAS PROGRAM OF SOCTAL AND CIVIL RRFORW   Will Protect Foreign Capital, Settle International Obligations and Get in Tune  With the World.

POWHATAN CASE  WILL BE PROBED  BY A COMMITTEE   No Evidence That Bolsheviki Wa: Instrumental in Causing Disabling of the Boat's Machinery.

FORMAL TNVESTIGATI ON UE ACCIDENT TO ARM FAMNSPORT, POWGATAR WILL BE MADE BY Tht WAR_-NAVY DEPARTMENTS

BOLSHEVIKS GATHER FORMIDABLE ARMY TO INVADE PERSIA   Conquest of India and Afghanistan Believed Plan to Follow Persian Venture

PLAN INVASION BY BOLSHEVIK!   Of Persia Through Baku Region of the Caucasus Where Troops Cencentrate.   THE RUSSIAN SOVIET GOVERNMENT AT WORK   British Officials Believe Russians Have Designs in Indiz and Afrhanistan.

Bolsheviki concentrate great army preparatory to big  military movement

ARABIAN TRIBES PROTEST AGAINST ZIONIST POLIC)   ‘Memorandum Addressed: to Pope Denounces Report Bolshevik Jews Permitted in Palestine .

ABRABS. OPPOSE THE FIRS   Desert Tribes: Say J dionists ” Can. not Have -Talescine.

OAD VALUES TO BE INCREASED   Equalization Board Expected to Make Slight Boost on Property of Carriers.   Assessments May be Advanced 7 Percent, Making Total Valuation $60.000.000.

RAIL VALUATIONS GO UP   —, > Rk Srey “However, Wi] be Boosted as Hizh as 0 Properties.

MAKING ABID: -FOR NEGRO VOTE   Republican National Committee Wants Negroes at Conventions   “BARRED IN OKLAHOMA   Several Contests Decidec Today on the Seating — of Delegates

Will Serve Notice to Permit Negroes to Be Seated at ’ $tate Conventions   RULING WILL APPLY TO ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY   HOT DEBATE IS HELD, GEORGIA MAN WARNING NORTTI ERN REPUBLICANS AGAENSY THEIR TACTICS,

 :  PUBLICANS WILL “PROTECT NEGROES   NOT TO PERMIT SOUTHERN MEMBERS TO BAR THE NEGROES FROM MEET   SOME DELEGATIONS SEATEL   Task of Deciding Contests on Delegates Taken Up at the Morning Session of the Committee,

NEGROES HAVE INNING TODA)   Republican National Commit tee Tells South Colored Peonle Must-Be Considered.   CONTESTS - CLEARING UF

SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS  THAT NEGROES MUST NO  BE BARREO FRON CON. VENTIONS   BIGGEST GAIN BY LOWDEN   Mtinele Governor Gains 17 Oelegates as Reeuit of Conteste—Oklaho. * man Shoote Hat in Ring— Two Delegates Ousted

NEGRO QUESTION RISES TO HAUNT THE G. 0. P.   sNational Committee Sends Word tc Southern Repnublicaus They Murt Not Bar Negroes Fron Conventions.

EXTENDS TIME — TO SIGN BILL   Palmer Rules President Has Ten Days to Act After  Adiournment   Rule May Change Status ot Many Bills Killed - b: UPaebot Vata!

LIVE, PALMER’ OPINION TODAY   Says President Has Ten Day in Which to Sign Bills “Pocket Vetoed.”’

PRESIDENT MAY YET SIGN CERTAIN anus   Has Ten Days After Congress Adjourns to Act, Says: Attorney General Palmer in Ruling.

PALMER RULING ~AY CHANGE (ET ~ OF THE PRESIDEN   Pocket Veto of Many Meas‘ures Because of Lack of Time: to Investigate Them May: be: Changed With Ten Dav T dmit See.

EXTENDS TIME ON BILLS   ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES THE PRESIDENT HAS TEN DAYS AFTER CONGRESS ENDED.

STATUS OF MEASURES PASSED BY GONGHENS CHANGED BY RULING   PALWER HOLDS THAT PRESIDEN HAS TEN DAYS IN WHICH TO APPROVE BILLS.

Gen, Palmer Gives Informal Opinion That* President  Wilson Has Ten Days After .Adjournment. of Coneress to Sion Bills. :

Wilson Has len Days. To Sign Bills, Ruling By Atty. Genl. Palmer

STATUS OF BILLS MAY BE CHANGED     Palmer Makes Ruling Which May Effect “Pocket Vetoes”

RULE MAY CHANGE _ STATUS OF BILLS   Attorney General Says Chief Execative Has Ten Days After Adjournment to Sign Meussures. -—

PALMER TELLS WILSON HE MAY SIGN BILLS UNTIL TUESDAY NEX]   Attorney General Makes ¢ Ruling Which May Alter Cases.

PALMER MAK Ss RULING   Decides President Has Ten Day: After Adjournment to Sign Bills

THERE IS STILE TIME TO SIGN SAYS PALMER   =xplains Ruling Whereby President May Have 10 Days After  Congress Adjourns to Sign Measures.

PALMER, RULING. MAY CHANGE VETO "OF THE PRESIDEN   Pocket Veto of of Many Meas ures Because of Lack of  Time to Investigate Them May be Changed With Ten Dav Limit Set.

PALMER ISSUES INFORMAL RULE   Qtterney t.cneral Save President  Hee Ven Daves to Signo Hills.

WILSON MAY YET SIGN POCKET VETOED’ BILLS   ‘PALMER RULES HE stu, Bas   TIME TO MAKE LEGISLATION RECOME ERFECTIVE,

WILSON VETOES WIGHT FAIL      Measures Kilied by Presi dent in New Status Due to Rohinge

GIVES WILSON TEN - DAYS TO APPROVE   Attorney General Notifies President Of Limit on Signing Congressional Bills. AWilson Pleads Time,

BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HOURS   “Pape’s Cold Compound” in stantly relieves Stuffiness and distress

“Pape’s Cold Compound” instantly relieves stiffness and distress

EASESACOLD WITH ONE DOSE   “Pape’s Cold Compound’ _ the: breaks up a cold ma few hours.

A NASTY COLD  EASED AT ONGE   “Pape’s Cold Compound” the breaks up a cold in a few hours. °

RATES   BREAKSACOLDIN  JUST A-FEW HOURS   “Pape’s ~Cold Compound”. in stantly reliéves stuffiness . and distress.

BREAKS YOUR COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS   “Pape’s Cold Compound" instantiy re. Hieves stuffiness and distress

A Nest Cold © Eased At Once   "Pape’s Cold Compound” Ther Breaks Up.a Cold In a Few Hovrsa.

NASTY COLDS. ARE RELIEVED AT ONCE      “Pape’s Cald Coren ther breaks up a cold in a few hours.

BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HORE   “Page's Cold Compound” Tustant. iy Relleves Stoainess and Dlatress

FEARS LOSS OF CONCESSION   Washington D. Vanderlip Wants Gevernment te Heip Him— Res eta Quiet ae lamb.

VANDERLIP VAGUE ON “LETTER” HE HAD IN RUSSIA  “That's My Business,”

VANDERLIP IS  HOME PRAISING THE BOLSHEVIK   Declares Conditions in Russia to be Peaceful as a June Day in Ohio.

VANDERLIP SAYS RUSS PEACEFUL   Concessions Granted to U. S: Syndicate Not Effective . Till -Trade Reopened.

WETS RETAIN   Small Lead in Recount of Votes on  Drahihitinn leaaua

COX AND POMERENE CONFEF   Both Take Part in Senate Cam paign Fund Probe at Chicago

YET TO REGISTER   ONLY 300 HAVE REGISPERED > SINCE THE CITY ELECTIO™ _   TWO WEEKS REMAIN   t EE EE  City Kecords Show That 5,600  ‘Persons Voted in 1918 Primaries Here   Registration Will Probably “Increase With the Approach of Closing Date

HALF THE VOTERS ~~ YET TO REGISTER   ONLY 300 HAVE REGISTERED ’ SINCE THE CITY ELEC. — TION   TWO WEEKS REMAIN   Uity Kecords Show That 5,600 - Persons Voted in 1918 Primaries Here    Registration Will Probably ‘Increase With the Approach ef Closing Date

MAY PECIDE NEXT WEER.   Wace Comumiss.on to Dispose of The Railroad Question.

MAY HECIDE TOW      fan te Vispose of The fadrond Question.  Wage Cain

DISTRICT TEACHERS TOHOLD A MEETIN   Big Attendance Expected : Gathering to Be Held In Frankfort Next Saturday

WEST MAY GET BEKO MONTAN MAN INA BOA   STEWART IS GIVEN BOOST   ‘HIS CHANCE TO BECOME SECOND MAN UPON TICKET GOOD

WEST WAY GET AFHINO MONTANA MAN IW A BODY   STEWART IS GIVEN BOOST   HIS CHANCE TO BECOME SECOND MAN UPON TICKET GOOD

MILLIONAIRE’S WIFE AND DAUGHTER CE WHEN HOME BURNS   Une Glia Tuuud Haug inp over bathtub—Woman  ‘wae nated haantw

MILLIONAIRE’S FAMILY BURNE!   Virs.. Forbes Moran and Two Children Lost Life When Old Family. Man sion Was Destroyed by  ire.   VICTIMS {TRAPPED

SENATOR HARDING FAVORED BY IRISH   Republican Ticket Will Have Sup port of Irish Sympathizers, According to Prominent Leader.

“BILLY MSO SEES VICTORY   Assures Harding Irish Will Support G. O. P.

SAYS IRISH T0 SUPPORT 6.0. P   Cong. Mason Declares Friends of Ireland in U.S. Will Vote for Harding   Predicts G, ©. P. Victory by Majority “the Most Overwhelming Since Grant's”

IRISH WILL SUPPORT HARDING SAYS MASOf   House Leader Confers Witt Republican Nominee.

AlSH FRIEND  WiLL GUPPURT SEN. HARLIN   REPUBLICAN LEADER THINK: REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE ON LEAGLE IS WENNER,

SAYS IRISH WILL BE FOR HARDINE   LEADER IN FIGHT FOR FREE ERIN CONFERS WITH NOMINEE  New to Meet, Harding Today io Man Jowan in Charge of Central Bureau. Out Camine Speaking Campalen—

IRISH LEADER IN AMERICA ASKS FRIENDS OF IRELAND TO VOTE FOR HARDING TICKET

IRISH VOTE TO GO TO HARDING   Mason of Illinois Says There Is Nothing Else - Left-For Them

IRISH WILL VOTE OR REPUBLICAN   Statement is‘"Made That Article Ten Would be Against The Irish and They Will Not Support Gov. Cox on  That Aernaunt.

ISH WILE VOTE, FOR REPUBLICANS   Statement is Made That Ar ticle Ten Would be Agains The Irish and They Wil -Not Support Gov. Cox or That Account.

SAYS IRISH WILL SUPPORT ¢. 0. P. SLATE   ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN POINTS OUT WHAT LEAGUE WOULD   NH TO IREI AND

THINKS IRISH SYMPATHIZERS FOR HARDING   ‘Mason Visits G. 0. P. Nominee  And Issues Forecast On The   Thinks Harding will Carry Allinois by At Least 200,000 Votes.

RISH SUPPORT WR HARDING   Sympathizers Will Suppor Harding and Coolidge In Campaign. 

ALL FRIENDS OF IRELAND SHOULD SUPPORT G. O. P.   Democrats Article 10 Will Defeat Irish  Cause, He says :

THINKS TRISK SYMPATHIZERS FOR HARDING   Mason Visits G. 0. P. Nominee And Issues Forecast On The Election.   ‘Thinks Harding Will Carry Illi nois by At Least 200,00C Votes.

WATER FAMINE. 15 RELIEVED.   Private Company Turns Surplas Tnito Mains of Montreal.

MAY AVOID: A RAILROAD STRIKE   Seven Brotherhoods Will Recommend Acceptance of Wage Increase, Gompers Predicts No Strike

EXECUTIVES OF UNIONS DE CIDED TO PUT MATTER UP TO MEMBERS.   Probably Take Over a Month t Learn Results of Referendum Vote Submitted to the Sixteen Unions.

RAILROAD WORKS UNDECIDED AS 10 ~ AWARD DECISION   Canned Agree 4 as to “Whether She, 06 Inereasr fs Arceptable or   TELEGRAPHERS HAVE — ORDERED STHIKE VOTE      Question Is Up tot ; in Moay Casesemame Accept Awurds Vareseryvedily ~

VOTE ON LABOR BOARD AWARDS   Railroad Labor Heads Deciie to Pu dt Up to Individuals to Acccpe  or Reject.

LABOR VOTE UN WAGE ia  UNION PLAN   MEMBERS TO SAY WHETHER RAISES ARE ACCEPTABLE   Seven Unions To Ge'  Recommendations To Accept.

UNIONS 10 DECIDE ON WAGE AWARDS   Leaders WIL Ask Locals to Act Fa vyorable by Referendum Before Sept. 1.

Decision for Referendum Fallows Attempts to Reopen Deliberations   TELEGRAPHERS’ UNION ORDERS A STRIKE VOTE   COMPLETE TABULATION NO’ EXPECTED BEFORE SEPT. 1 WHEN UNIONS WILL FEE! “FREER TO ACT.”

LEAGUE NATIONS 10 BE CALLED JAN. If   President Wilson Will Issue th Notification For Meeting At Paris.

SETS DATEFOR LEAGUE MEETING   Supreme Council  Takes Action for Early Organization Un, der Covenant \

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COMES INTO REINS QW FRISAY. JAN. 18          Ambassador Wallace "Cable to President Wilson Notice’ , . of Paris Decision ~~

WORLD LEAGUE WILL BE GORN FRIDAY, JAN, 16   Wilson to Issue Call for First Meeting of  League Council. -

Supreme Council Sets Date Por. The First Meeting Of The League Of Nation’

Wilson Will Issue Call for League of Nations Meeting Friday January Sixteenth

U.S. WILL. ISSUE FORMAL NOTICE BUT NAT REPRESENTED   SESSION TO BE HELD IN PARIS AS RESULT OF © RATIFICATION OF TREATY.   FRANCE PRESIDES   Bourgeois to Be in Chair and to Call Gathering to baad Order.

THe LEAGUE 10 FUNCTION NEXT FRIDAY   Will Be Consequence of Ex. change of Ratification of Treaty of Versailles.   PRESIDENT WILSON MAY ISSUE THE CALI   Bourgeois to Preside at Firs' Meeting of the League of Nations Council.

FFEGT NEAT FRIDAY, (a COUNCIL DECISION   it’s to Be One of Immediate Consequences of Exchange of Pact Ratifieations.   TEUT-FRENCH RELATIONS SEEM NOT YET PLANNEL   Yon Lersner Unadvised He’s tt Be First Representative to Paris, He Tells Scribe.

SET BY SUPREME COUN   CIL FOR JANUARY  ee   Decision Cabled to. Presi. dent “Wilson Who is Ex- pected to Sign Call—U.S. - Not to Be Represented as  . Treaty. Has Not. Been Datihad  :

FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE T0 BE HELD JAN. 16   Signing Protocol brings Organization Into Being; Wilson to Issue Notice of Session.   U. S. IS LEFT OUT

RS PLANNING TO PUT LEAGUE IN EFFECT NEXT FRIDA‘   Pecision of Counc Cabled Presiden Wilson This Morning by Ambassador Wallac

LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO BECOME REALITY   Will Be Put Into ‘Being at Paris Friday Morning ing Next at 10:30 Cloe

EZRA L. PICKERING DEAD.   Former Tipton County Resident Sue. cumbs at Cadiz.

ECLAR ‘SOUND MIN 0         x dohn Samugs Wall Be Bent] na Hospit .

PECLARED OF ENSOUND MIND.   : a : id Young John Samuéls Wall Be Sent to) » tiospital, 

PLANS TO CHECK ALL STRIKES LAID   Detai ed Remedy to Minimize  Danger of Walkouts.   Second [ndustria! Commission Submits Report to President Wilsen-— Public Opinion to Dominate.

PLANS STRIKE CURB   Detaiied. Remedy to Minimize Danger of Walkouts.   Sccond Industrial Commission Sub mits Report to President Wilson— ' Public Opinion to Dominate.

SEEKS STRIKE CURB   COMMISSION SUBMITS ITS PLAN TO PRESIDENT WILSON.   Strikes at Source of Ilis in Effort te Minimize Danger of Walkouts.

LOWDEN MENEY NOT RETURNED   NO REMITTANCE FROM MOORE OF GOLDSTEIN RECEIVED BY CAMPAIGN MANAGER.

NORTHEAST CONTROLS HOUSE,   That District Also Pays 8414 Per Cent Federal Taxes.

HEAVY. TAXED ‘TERRITORY — TO HAVE HAJORIT   First Time in History That Sec. tion-East of Mississippi Wil Have Full Working Control:

“North of ‘Ohio’ ‘Rivets Have Majority: :   THE SQUTH: 1§: UNHORSED

~pawTaGls HOUSE   MARCH 4: WILL BE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY TIS ALIGN-~ MENT OCCURS

TAXPAYERS WILL” RULI   FOR FIRST TIME THAT SECTION QF COUNTRY THAT BUYS BULK OF TAXES HAS MAJORITY.

SECTION WHICH PAYS. BULK OF TAXES TO BE IN CONTROL OF HOUS:   Territory East of Mississippi and North of Ohio Has Majority.

EAST TO CONTROL THE NEW CANRESS   REPUBLICANS EAST OF MIS SISSIPPI HAVE WORKING MAJORITY OF 228   WILL RULE THE COUNTR   Representative Madden of Illinoi: Says Yhose Who Pay Federal Taxes Will Decide the  Nation’s Laws. *

WRY TH         Few Reasons Why Slight: Invecise is Madé ine Price of ‘Tribune,

WHY THEY RAISE,   Pew Reitsons Why Slight tIneréase  is Mace in Price of Tribune.

HOBBY GALLS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS   Issues Proclamation Setting Forth Reasons Why Funds Should Be Subscribed.

FLETCHER RESIGNS POST AS AMBASSADOR TO MEXICC   Ends Eighteen Years in Diplomatic Service—Future Plans Not Known.

H. P. FLETCHER RESIGNS — AS U.S. AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO: GIVES NO REASON

HE HAS RESIGNED   Henry P. Fletcher Requests That Resignation as Ambassador to Mexico   BE ACCEPTED AT ONCE   Served Four Years—Has Been in Diplomatic Service Nearly 18 Years

AMBASSADOR HAS RESIGNED OFFIC!   HENRY B. FLETCHER WOULD HAVE RESIGNATION ACTED UPON AT ONCE   (By United Press)

FLETCHER RESIGNS AS MEXICAN ENYOY   Ambassador To Mexico Severs Connection With Diplomatic Service

FLETCHER RESIGNS DIPLOMATIC POST   Henry P. Fletcher, American Am bassador to Mexico, Sends ‘In Resignation.

Fletcher Quits As Minister To The Mexican:   Thorn in Side of Mexican Govern ment Retires After Eighteen Years of Diplomatic Life—Deal With Wem Hard

HENRY FLETCHER BIDS ~ PRESIDENT TO ACCEPT BESIGHATION AT ONGE   ‘No Reason Given for Action But Hints of Dissatisfaction Made---Envoy One of Best Country Has Ever Had. ‘

H. P. FLETCEHER U.S. AMBASSADOR HAS RESIGNED   HANDED HIS RESIGNATION T¢ PRESIDENT WILSON REQUESTING HES RELEASE,   Took a Firm Stand for the United States in That Couniry During the War When German Activities Were Noticeable,

U.S. AMBASSADOR QUITS POST   ‘Henry P. Fletcher Resigns as, Representative in Mexico

FLETCHER QUITS MEAIEAN POST   WAS AMBASSADOR TO SOUTHERN REPUBLIC FOUR YEARS   DIPLOMATIC SERVISE 18 YEARS   Relations With the Carranza Govern. ment Have Been More or Less Strained Because af His Firm  Stand for United States

Traveling Bag Baby Newest Travel Puzzh   Returning Traveler Finds Live Baby Had Been Given to Him  Unawares.

TAX QUESTION IS NOW BEFORE STATE LEADERS   pet lad House Adjourns This A. M. After Disposing Of All  Big Matters   ALL SUGGESTED BILLS STILL FACE SENATE

MAJORITY LEADERS IN TAX CONFERENCE   House Kills Bill Pertaining To Restoration of Fuel Administration.

MEN IN AMERICA OUTNUMBER WOME!      [By Ralph F. Cough, United Press Staff Correspondent. ]

AMERICA SUPPLYING -HUBBIES FOR EUROPE   Large Number Of Men Leave Fo Nations Where Women Predominate, Bureau Reports.

EUROPEAN WOMEN FINDING HUSBANDS IN UNITED STATES   Thousands of Men Emi grate From America to Get Married

UL S. HOW. SUPPIIFS HUSRANNS — “ - FOR WOMEN: OF ‘EUROPE, MANY: “OF WHOM GHOSS SEA TO WED

SEEK WORKING AGREEMENT   Ropresentatives of Railway Trainmer Brotherhood and Operators Meet

Dilterences in Working Agreemeals te be Settled.   CONFERENCE 1S BEING HELD   Matters Upoa which Relerendum Was Taken by Trainmen Are in Considerafion.

CANVASS ‘GENERAL _ ELECTION RETURNS   State Board Begins Work  On Task. ©

Canvass of Presidential Elector Returns in Recent Election Will Start Today

STATE BOARD READY TO CANVASS RETURNS IN PRESIDENTIAL AAG   THROUGH ERROR WORK WAS NOT BEGUN YESTERDAY AS CONTEMPLATED BY LAW.

ECLIPSE OF MOON WAS. OBSERVED IN AIRPLAN   ' Naval Lieutenants: Aavended  “Three and Half Miles i ‘Remained ‘in Air Hour and, ‘Halt, . sa ot ee tagers

HAS RARE EDITION OF POEM   Shakespeare’s “Venus and Adonis,” Worth $75,000, is Brought to America—Weighs Two Ounces,

BRINGS OVER RARE EDITION   New Yorker Secures Copy of Poem Printed in 1599.

‘STRIP FROM PRESIDENT EVERY ONE OF THOSE ENORMOUS POWERS CONFERRED DURING WAR PERIOD’

HOLD TWO IN BIG BOND THEFT   Cleveland Police Admit Arrest of Bank Workers After a $53,000 Robbery.

TWO HELD IN BIG BOND THEFT   Young Men Arrested at Cleveland for a 53.000 Job.

FRAUD AND GRAFT GHARGES OFFERED   Congressional Committee Investigating U. S. Shipping Board Hears Witnesses.

SERIOUS CHARGES MADE AGAINST THE SHIPPING BOARD   RESELTING FROM TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES BEPORE INVESTI. GATING COMMETTEE

BARON ADVERTISES FOR WIFE   Austrian Nobleman “Very Rich an« Britiiant” Gecks Marriage With American or Englishwornan.

SCANT HOPE IS HELD FOR EASING IN TAX   PUBLIC MIsbrT FXPREOCT TO KEEP (PP HIGH PAYMENTS,   Lovernment bLuapeneses Too trent i¢ Permit Reduction, Kepublican Lender says—t riticiem ot the MeAdoo Plan.

MONDELL ATTACKS WADOO PROPOSAL   Claims a New Bond Issue Would Kot Bring Relief. _

TURTLE LAKE MYSTERY - SHOWS MURDER OF EIGHT   Farmer and Family With Hired Man Killed and Bodies Were Found Lying About.

YANKEE SHOES FOR BALKANS   Sandals Giving Place To American Footwear in Serbia

AMERICAN FLOTWEAR [i UNIVEAGALLY ADOPTED IN THE BALKAN STATES   SOFT SANDAL FORMERLY USED Is RAPIDLY DISAPPEARING THROUGHOUT COUNTRY,

GAS PRICE AGAIN TAKEN INTO COUR   THE QUESTION OF INCREAS. ED RATE BEFORE JUDGE BOOTH AT ST. PAUL      Industrial Court Took Stand That Waste of Gas Must Be First yvercomea

GAS PRICE AGAIN TAKEN INTO COUR’       THE QUESTION OF INCREAS ED RATE BEFORE JUDGE HOOTH AT ST. FAUL      ‘STATE WILL FIGHT HIKE   Industrial Court Took Stand That “ Waste of Gas Vist Be First Overcame

A FOLITICAL CRISIS.   One in Refglum May Stop Proposed hee Ais se Bln:

FOOD PRICES © OUTDISTANCE ALL RECORDS   Violate Palmer’s Promise te Come Down and ‘Mount to Height Above 1915

BIG INCREASE REPORTED IN      Between March 15: and: April 15  cent in 51.Cities. .

. ul FIGURES TELL HOW FOODSEUEFS SOARED BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.  Pie eI Rake eee In ER Pores:

NEW RECORD IN FOOD PRICES   Largest 30 Day Increasen Reported— Up & Per Cent in Some of the Cities.

INCREASES IN FOOD PRICES LAST MONTE   Thirty-Day Period Ending Apri 15th Showed Greatest Ad vance Since 1915   Potatoes Led With a 34 Pe Cent Increase.

roan 'p nic rs ADY ANCE,   Trice Cutt “sn All Over Coun’es Hiss Not Reached Foote.

MMEXICO'S NEW FINAN CIAL AGENT HOPES THE U. § RECOGNIZES REPUBLIC

PLAN NEW REGIME   Revolutionary Leaders Consider Policy of New Government

NOT TO PERMIT CON TRACTS FOR LABORERS PASS   DELAYED DISPATCH SAYS CARRANZA LEFT MEXICO CITY SATURDAY ON TRAIN For VERA CRUZ

DESCHANEL TAKES OATH OF OFFICE      Inauguration Is Forma! Ceremon: and Witnessed Only By Few. Retains Old Cabinet.

POINCARE GIVES UP OFFICE TODAY   Paul Deschanel Inaugurated Tenth President of the French Republic

DESCHANEL TAKES SEAT AS FRENCH PRESIDENT   I Succeeds Raymond Poincaire Who Served Through Critical War Period.

DESCHANEL BECOMES ’ PRESIDENT OF FRANC      Formal Transfer of Offiee [you . Poineare ‘Takes Place at thi Palace of the ivsea. .

or rman gr tnee mma te At arr tet  DESCHANEL NOW __ FRENCH RULER

PAUL DESCHANEL PRESIDENT FRANCE   Impressive, Formal Ceremon: Inducts New Executive Into Office.

PRESIDENT ~_DESCHANEL   fe Wead “SF The French Gov erament Takes His Place _, Today.

NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE HAS TAKEN OFFIC   Paul Deschand Succeeds Ray: mond Poincare, Becoming Tenth President.   CEREMONY VERY FORMAL   Deschanel Refuses to Accept the Resignation of Cabinet—To Grant Amnesty to Many.

FRENCH PRESIDENT © TAKES HIS rie   M. Deschanel. Succeeds Hay viand Votneare: Who Mny Heeome Momber ot Commission   POINCARE .. SAYS .. GOOBBY   MELTS AP LOMLAPS {PROM OTHER NADION Y PATIS       Deschagyel <i Grants». Amnesty [to oA Milleaey Offonders, Except.  : age Com Lot. Treason -*  Cabin            Ops

NEW YORK TIED UP BY © ICE-COVERED STREETS   Traffic Demoralized and People Forsake Slippery Sidewalks for Street-walking.

NEW YORK COVERED BY ICE   Railc, Streets and Sifewalks Glazed— All Traffic Demoralized,

Wot FILM COVERS BOTHAM STREETS   Glazed Rails Stops Traffic / and Tens of Thousands Late for Work.

NEWYORK SLIPPING TO WORK TODAY OVER ICE COVERED WALKS    Traffic Tied Up by Fierce Storm, Pedestrians Tumble  on Smooth Surface

ICE HOLDS UP N. Y. BUSINESS   Tens of Thousands Late as Result of Worst Storm Since 1902——Many Injured by Falls.

HOG MARKET FALLS TONEW LOW LEVEL      : ight Money Is Blamed by Live.  stock Men for Sharp Price Decline.

HOG MARKET IS LOWEST SINCE 16   Market Drops Off From 25 to 35c or Livestock Exchange at Kansas C.ty.

Tight Money i is Blamed for Stump i in the Livestock ‘Market Today <.   HOGS AND: CATTLE   Lawer Today .' Than Since 1916—Coal -Prices. Indiana Take Drop

DECISIVE BATTLE WILL BE FOUGHT OUTSIDE WARSAW   SHARP SKIRMISHING TAKING PLACE TO DELAY REDS WHO ARE ADVANCING ON  eo anpnee «24° %

Red Cavalry Moving » Along the Railroad   Polish Outposts Keep in Contact With Enemy But Make No. * Attempt.'to Stand

Battle for Warsaw Looms; Main Polish Amy at Bay   Before Capital; Red   Cavalry ‘Aclive

AUSTRIA MAY BE MEMBER OF THE LEAGUE NATIONS   Her Admission Looked on Favorably By Sir Eric Drummond.

HARDING DEFENDS SENATE   Declares Body Saved America’s Na. tionallty When the Executive Pro. posed to Surrender It,

AIR MAIL SERVICE CHEAPER   Such Is Claim of Postmaster General Rurleson.

AERIAL MAIL SERVICE MEANS A BIG SAVING   Ten Hour Schedule Between New York and San Franciseo Predieted for Near Puture.

SING SING PRISONERS  DROP-OUT OF SIGH]   Street Car Bandits Disappear at Supper and Warden is Certain They Did Not Get Qut..

FAIL TO LOCATE BANDITS   Sing Sing Officials Believe Prisoner: Are Hiding in the Buildings,

Senators Want Payne ~ Retained as Chairman Of U-S. Shinving. Board

LET SIR OLIVE LODGE po IT.      Problem of Serving Papers an Late  a Se << er ern es

WANTS TO KNOW CODE DETAILS      Senttle Paper Starta Campaign fo: ve tn Washinwtion.

CARDINAL O'CONNELL ARRIVES AT ROME   Addresses Students at the American College

3 MILLIONS LOST BY PONZT'S CROP OF MILLIONAIRES   HE SAYS HIS ASSETS ARE FOUR MILLIONS, BUT HASN’T SHOWN PILE

PONZI FAILS TO GET BAIL AND IS HELD   Once Dapper Financier Is Hollow-Eyed, Wan and Sad.   STILL SEEKING / FOR BONDSMAN   Liabilities May Not Tc tal More Than Five Millions.

PONZI GOT PUBLIC FOR FIVE MILLION   Loss. May Ne Small if He Has » Assets He Claims,   FAILS TO . OBTAIN BAI   Financial “Wizard” is Weary . and Hollow.Eyed From Hours of Worry, Heavy Guard at His Mome,

SENATOR GLASS READS REPORT TO GONVENTION   Estimated it Will Take Two: Hours to Complete Reading of the Platform   BRYAN PREPARED TO FIGHT:   Little Prospect for Balloting Before Late This Evening « Or Tomorrow

WILSON AND THE RATIONS LEAGUE DRAW APPLAUSE   SOME INCIDENTS ATTENDING READING OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL PLATFORM.

SEN. GLASS READS REPORT TO DELEGATES   Balloting to Start After Adoption of Platform. i

Eleventh Hour Attempts at Harmony or Wet and Dry Issue Fail — Prolonged Struggle Ahead   Platform Report is Read to Body by Glas: — Bryan Waiting to Offer Minority Views

PLATFORM SUBMITTED TO DELE GATES THIS FORENOON   FEARLESS LEADER HAS FIVE SUBSTITUTES   The Balloting For Presidential Nom inee Will not Come Up Until Tonight and Possibly. Not Until Tomorrow

DELEGATES ARE IMPATIENT GET DOWN TO VOTING   Long Platform Debate  on Floor Expected by Federals

BlG DEMONSTRATION WHEN SUFFRAGE END Or PLATFORM READ BY CHAIRMAN GLAS:   Thirteen-Ilinute Parade Held it Hall When Legislative Ratification’s Asked   LEAGUE OF NATIONS ALSD ELI£ITS A LOUD NOISE

“BONE DRY” FIGHT SURE TO COME, ON CONVENTION FLOOR   Platform Committee Gives up Attempt to Reach Compromise on Liquor Question.  Sympathy for Irish.

THE: CONVENTION DRAGS SLOWLY   \THIS MORNING IT WAS FULL [ "DAT BEHIND SCHEDULE   TODAYS BIG SHOW   BRYAN AND WIS BONE DRY PLANK IN THE SPOT LIGHT   Devate on Platform is Expected fo Last All Day, Voting on Candidates Hangs Fire

JUDGE SANBORN DIES AT HOMENN HADISOS   PROMINENT JUDGE SERVED YEARS ON FEDERAL BENCH WAS APPOINTED BY ROOSE TRID?

Appeals to Natien to {Contribute Buring : Coming Drive.   ‘PEACE TIME WORK   Se ee.  Je Is As Vital As That _of War, Declares Mr. Wilsen.

WILSON APPEALS FOR RED CROSS   THE PRESIDENT URGES AMERI- “CANS TU JOIN AGAIN:   THE NEED DID-NOT END: WITH THE END OF THE WAR,  :   There Stil” Remains, ‘Nays Presi. dent, a Great Work This Great Organizgzion To Do. . —

8 LOSE LIVED TODAY W TORNADO IN MISSISSIPP   Storm Started In Southern Portion of the State Shortly Before Noon— Great Property Damage.

TRAIN HELD UP; SEIZE BOOZE   Robbers Break Open Car, Take Whis. ky and Flee in Autos.

HOLD UP ‘TRAIN; TAKE BOOZE   Break Open Car, Steal Whisky and Flee in Automobiles in the Darkness,

MOSCOW WIRELESS SCOFFS AT. TALES OF SOVIET DISTRESS    REDS’ FOREIGN MINISTER ‘SAYS WRANGEL OFFENSIVE IS SAME OLD PROPAGANDA,

SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER DENIES REPORT OF REVOLI   Tchitcherin Declares “News” of Famine and Uprisings Is Effort to Create Confusion,   CLAIMS MORALE IS GOOD   “TO WAR ON WRANGEL   Soviet Government Is Seeking No Armistice with Anti-Bolshevist Leader, He Asserts.

Must File Exhaustive Reports More Complex Than Dur~ ing the War.

TRADE COMMISSION ASKS MORE FIGURES FROM OPERATORS   Must File Exhaustive Reports, Mere Compiex Than Dur; jug the War.   1919 BALANCE SHEETS

BOTH SIDES HAVE MADE CONCESSION   Settlement of Anthracite Miners’ Wage Controversy Ex. pected by Officials at Joint Conference to be Held Today

MINE CONTROVERSY NEARS SETTLEMENT OFFICIALS BELIEVE   EMPLOYES AND OPERATORS WILL MEET WITH SECRETARY WILSON TODAY.

BRITISH SHIFT ON EXTRADITION - SHOCKS FRENCH   Lloyd George Reported To l’avor Drastic Modification in List of Germans Demanded; Paris Thought England for It

ENGLISH OFFICIALS 10 MOOIFY DEMANDS AT CERN AEQUES   loyd George Ready To Changi List To Meet Approval ¢ Berlin Says London Repor Today. ;           MOST INSISTENT AT FIRS)

FOUR THOUSAND GO ON STRIKE   Mesicane of San ledeo de las ( olenfae Want Higher Waces.

PALMER DIRECTS BOMB HUNT   Officials Convinced New York Explosion Planned ~ by Reds, Defying Government       150 Persons Still in Hospitals  —Many Maimed for Life Death Tict 22 :

RED FIENDS — TOOK COVER   DETECTIVES SEARCH FOR cow. ARDLY ASSASSINS,   LARGE. REWARDS   ADEQUATE PUNISHMENT NOT LEGALLY PROVIDED...   Census of Dead Now 35 Persons "Wounded Total 300, Ax Result of Bombing.

Clues to “Death Wagon” in Wali-st Explosion Unearthed - Dragnet Spread to Trap Anarchists   Paimer Now Heads Probe — Law Defiance Plot Seen By Washington Officials ;

BIG REWARD IS OFFERED; MANY JOIN THE HUNT   Attorney General Palmer Takes Action to Run Down Hand Believed Responsible   SIMIELAR TO OLD PLOT   Point Out That Radical Literature Is Similar to That Found After Former Outbreak

Nall Street Disaster Death List Grows to 35--Property Damage Over $2,000,000--Hold Writer of Warning ‘Note

OFFICIALS SAY EXPLOSION 1S PART OF PLOT      FIND RADICAL LITERATURE GIVING CLUE TO EXPLOSION— HUNDREDS TAKE UP. SEARCH FOR PLOTTERS—BIG REWARD OFFERED FOR CAPTURE OF BOMBERS

Disaster Result, af Premeditated Plot is Belief of Depart- ~ ment of Justice — Agents.   EXPLOSION LINKED UP WITH . BOMB PLOT OF LAST .YEAR   Believe Same Group of Men _ Were Back of Both Conspiracies

Ie EXPLOSION LMT THURSOA   LAT RATURE FROM “AMERICAN -ANARCHISTIG FIGHTERS’        THE WORK: GF ANAACHISTS            fhe’ Number of Actual Dead From the  Bomb Explosion Fixed Teday at .35 “AWE More Tlinn 800 Injured.

SPREAD DRAGNET OVER COUNTRY   Department of Justice Hounds on Trail of Perpetrators of Bomb Outrage in New York.

POLIGE OF WHOLE COUNTRY SEARCH ~ FOR ANARGHIST   Reward Aggregating $20,500 Of fered for Apprehension of Criminals in N.Y. Fyolosian

CHIEF FLYNN [9 CONFIDENT THEY WILL BE TAKEN   HAVE MORE EVIDENCE NOW THAN IN 1919 CASE.    AMERICAN ANARCHIST FIGHTERS. CONNECTED WITH CASE.   Detectives Have Circulars Alleged to Have Been Mailed by Bombers Shortly Before Explosion Took Place.

FEDERAL TRAP SET FOR CONSPIRATORS IN BOMBING PLOTS   Department of Justice Throws Nationwide Dragnet Out ta Round Up Radicals.’    TRACING WAGON DRIVER THRU NEWLY SHOD HORSE   Morgan Clerk Claims Identity of Man Who Owned Death Wagon Is Established. .-

PLOT, EARTHEN AGENTS TART     SEARCH FOR “RED” CONSPIRATORS   Chief of Bureau of Investigation Confident Outrage Came from Authors of Bomb Plot in June, 1919—Big Rewards Offered for Apprehension of Band of Anarchists Who Tried to Kill Money Kings.

LOTR IN FULL RETREAT   REPORTS INDICATE COMPLETE COLLOPSE OF DEFENSE AGAINST RUSSIANS

POLISH WOMEN OFFER HELP 10  STOP THE REDS   Volunteer Services to Aid in Stemming Onrush of Bolsheviki in Poland.

GOMPERS INDORSES LEGION   Head ‘of American Federation “See No Reason Why Laboring Men. Should. Not Join,

GOMPERS ENDORSES ~AMERIGIN LEFION   A. EF, of L Head Sees No’ Reason for Differences Between Two Or oanizations. .

Believe the Allies Will Stand Aside  During Present Trouble in German

WALDRON LEAGUE " WAS FINE HOST   ¥IRST M3. E. CHURCH EPWORTH. IANS HIGHLY ENTERTALNED TUESDAY EVENING.   FINE. FEELING PREVAILED

WALDRON LEAGUE WAS FINE HOST   Z FIRST M, E. CHURCH EPWORTH.  IANS HIGHLY ENTERTALVER TUESDAY EVENING,   ‘FINE FEELING PREVAILED

SULTAN RETAINS HIS COURT   ‘But Tarkey Must Give Guarantees Relative to Dardanelles.

COUNCIL WILL PERMIT SULTANLTO KEEP. COURT   TURKEY MUST GIVE GUARANTEES AND NOT HAVE ARMY, HOW, EVER, ADVICES SAY.

SPEECH OF ACCKPTANCE BEING PUT INTO TYPE AS FAST AS WRITTEN   SPEED NOW NECESSARY   Must Complete Speech by End of the Week in Order for Copies to Reach All Newspapers of Coun try Before Notification,

Governor Is Busy with Keynote Address at Dayton Home   Mass of Data Studied by the Nominee in Writing Message

COX IS WRITING SPEECH LIKE HE WROTE BIG STORY   a Necessary to Have ‘Speech Ready Before No tification Date

COX FOLLOWING ‘NEWSPAPER STYLE IN WRITING SPEECH   Democratic Nominee Promises Some “Live Copy” on the Prohibition Question.

WRITING COPY LIKE REPORTEF   Governor Cox is Writing Acceptance Speech in the Same Way as He Wrote   COPY FOR HIS PAPER   Parts of Speech are Being Set in Type—To Make it “Live Copy”

GOV, COX WRITING   Follows Newspaper Method it Preparing Acceptance Speech   ‘HANDLING IT BY “TAKES”     Experience As Reporter Aids Him in Sneeding Work ©

COX’S SPEECH IS TO BE “LIVE COPY’   TELLS REPORTER WHEN ASK ED WHAT Wis ANG GN PROHIBITION IS TO KEL             SING: HIS SPEECH TQ SUN “TAK ANS HE “Db FO WRVEE STORIES,

ARREST OF GONZALEZ 1S YET MATTER OF DOUBT   Amplification of Reports Concern ing Revolt Activities Bought By Officials.   FIND REVOLUTION PLANS   Leader of New Revolution Said to Have Complete Gutline of a New Regime.

FRENCH WINES INCREASE   Economists Feel That They Will Not Be Sufficient For Winter

OF LEGION   WANT ADJUSTMENT OF WAR SERVICE COMPENSATION   ASK ONLY FOR JUSTICE   Seek $5@ Fer Each Meath Served ; Dering War

LEGION DEMANDS “FAIR PLAY” FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   Will Proceed “Actively and Agressively” to Secure Adjustment of War Service Compensation.   CONGRESS FAILS TO TAKE ACTION

ASK BONUSES FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   Amorican Legion Hopes to Secure Legislation Giving $50 for Kv ery Month's Service of Its Members.

LEGION WILL FIGHT FOR ADEQUATE BONUS   National Officials Are Now ei! Washington to Get $50 ; Month :t Least.

LEGION WISHES COMPENSATION   OFVICERS WILL FIGHT FOR $50 . FOR EACH MONTH SERVED ge DURING WAR

LEGION TO PRESS DEMAND FOR $50 MONTHLY BONUS   ACTIVE AND AGGRESSIVE ACTION ON CONGRESS PROMISED BY COMMANDER

SERVE MEN ASKING my ——-FORFAIR ny      FRANKLIN D'OLIER, NATIONAL COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN LEGION, MAKES PLAIN STATEMENT. 7   GOVERNMENT GAVE  CLERKS A BONUS

SEEKS $50 BONUS FOR SERVICE MEN   American Legion Begins Can paign To Obtain ‘Adjustment’ For Its Members   FIGURE EACH MONTH   Bonus Represents Monthly Econ. omic Loss of Men Who Served in the Great War

31 MORE VESSELS 10 PLY STARS AND STRIPES   Ships Will Be Constructed Under Ma rine Excess Profits Exemption Provision.

J... MAWOUN 1U CLUNIVUA  Popular Belleville Business Mar Leaves City for New Home

Se ea ee ee ee  Popular. Belleville Business Mar Leaves City for New Home   Clann Wilkins Honnred.

J. C. DAWSON TO FLORIDA Popular Belleville’ Business Mar Leaves City for  ' New Home

PLAN it Luin DUST OF MEAT   Federal Department of Justice Starts Campaign of Intensive Education.   URGED 79 BEY GaEBPES CUTS   Forequarter Meat, Looked on With In. difference by ihe Majority of Housewives, Is bitgh in Quality and Nutritive Vatue.

PLAN TO LOWER COST OF MEAT   Federal Department of Justice Starts Canipaign ‘of Inten i  sive Education.    IBCED 10 BUY CHEAPED CUTS      Forequarter Meat, Lootted on With § . difference hy ihe Walérity of House-! wives, ts High in Quality aad ‘ Nutritive Value. z

» COST OF MEAT   Federal Department : of Justice Starts Campaign of Intengive Education. .   URGED TO BUY CHEAPER CUTS   Forequarter Meat, Leoked on With, tn difference by the Majority of House . wlves, te High Ie Quality and  oo Nutritive Value. 

Forequarter [MMleat, Lceoked on With Indifference by the Majority of Housewives, Is High in Quality and Nutritive Value.

MEIGHEN IN BORDEN’S PLACE   “nanadian Mininter of Interior May  Become Premier.

Twenty-tifth Wife of ' Champion Bigamist Is Sought By Authorities

WINDOW WASHERS GO ON STRIKE, DEMANDING $45 A WEEK FOK BEST WORKERS

WINDOW WASHERS STRIKE   Chicago Workers Demand Hike in Salarv Scale.

FARMERS TALK CO-OPERATION   Thousand in Peoria for Two-day Conven tian

MANY FARMERS OF STATE MEET IN PEORIA TODAY   Two-Day Meeting Wil Be of Great Benefit to Them.

-OCCUP      No: Resistance: Is. Anticipated From Oklahoma Offeiers It:Is Said

RANGERS LEFT FOR OIL FIELDS TODAY   WILL TAKE POSSESSION OF DIS PUTED PROPERTY ON BOUNDARY BETWEEN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA,

POLAND SEEMS 10 BE FAIRLY SECURE   Concerted Red Attack Is Aways Possible.   MENACE NOT IMMINENT

POLAND HELD FAIRLY SECURE   No immediate Danger of Ret Attack, Say Experts.   BOLSHEVIK! BUSY ELSEWHERE

Recent) Drive Inaucuréied Because Retirement of His Leit Had Opened Gap ia Entire Defenses and Rendered Possible Olfensive That Might Penetrate Eastern Galicia,

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE AGAINST POLAND NOT BELIEVED LIMELY AT THiS Time   tea eit Maen Bpedtal Leased Wire)

SAYS VOLIVA IS A USURPER   Widow of John Alexander Dowie Wants Him Ousted.

WILE QUITFOQR SIME OF PAGE LIVE VIL   7’amous Bandit Leader Surrendering, Says Mexico Needs Peace For Reconstruction

SURRENDER OF — VILLA CONFIRMED   American. Consul At Predras Mesra: . Wireg State Department. It Is A Fact

WILLA REALLY SURRENDERED   Confirmation of News Recelved at Washington, Columbus, New Mexico May Be. Forgotte:

Villa Surrenders; Lower California Threatens War   'Federal Forces Apparently Preparing for Attack by Land   and Sea: Control of Peninsula Would Bring Entire  Country Under Power of Federal Government for First Time Since Reign of Diaz.

SURRENDER VILLA ID NOW CONFIRMED   Bandit Leader Gives Self Up Be cause Mexico is in Need  of Peace.

U. §. May Demand Extradition _ of Villa to. Punish. Him for Raid On Columbus, N. 3.3, Move by British Is Likely!   Bandit Welcomed As Patriot by General Martinez, Mexican Officer, Who Receives Unconditional Surrender

Francisco Villa  Has Surrenderec   Officiay Confirmation: Has Been Received nt the State Department at Washington.

TAKE oTEPO TD GUARD HOME Of BRITISH CHIEF   Barricades Are Erected . Near the Residence of Lloyd George

IN STATE CF SIEGE   Heavy Barricades, Loopholed For Rifles and Machine Guns, Are Erected in Streets of London,   DISCOVERY OF SINN FEIN  PLOT THOUGHT THE CAUSE   Both Houses of Parliament Are Orderd Closed to Visitors-—City in Anxiety For Premier Lloyd George.

MILLER WINS  BY'75,000 VOTES   Late Up-State Districts to Repor Overcome "Gov. Smith’s Lead in ‘Greater New York. *

LABOR PLANS ITS BIG. PART IN: THE GAMPAIGI   Active Participation th All State “> to Elect Officials Favorable To Labor.

WILL WEED QUT CONGRESS   American Federation of La bor to Fight.   TO ENGAGE IN POLITICS   Gompers Tells More of Non-Partisan Plans of Organized Labor.

PLANS WILL BE MADE PUBLIC   Efforts to Elect Candi dates Friendly to Labor to Be Launched

BUMPERS BAKA PUBLIC VhoI LADO PLANS   NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN TO) BE WAGED TO ELECT CANDIDS TES FAVORABLE TO CAUSE,

GREAT LAKES, NAVAL ~ TRAINING SCHOO   Described as the Biggest Trade School in the World—1,00C Graduates the Last Year. _

DRINDELL TD STAND. TRIAL TE Yan   Untermyer Says Application for Change of Venue  Is Denied.   PIPE MAKERS DISBAND

TRIAL ON JANUARY 5   a New York; Unter. myer to Be Chief Prosecutor

BRINDELL MUST STAND TRIAL IN NEW YORK COUR!   Application For Change Denied President of the Building Trades Council.   UNTERMVER MAKES REPORT   Not Satisfied With Promise. Tc Change Made By Some Associations.

ONLY 15 MILES FROM WARSAW   Artillery Pounds the Outer Forts of Capital On the   RUSSIANS ADVANCING   Fall of Bridgeheads On Vis— tula Would End the Polish   Recistance

Hard Fighting ~ Marks Advance  Of Russians   Fate of City Is Said To Rest On Strength of the Bridgeheads On the West   IF THEY CRUMBLE ALL WILL BE LOST   Government Announce Change  In Sending Armistice Dele  gation To Minsk

Heavy Artillery Duel Between Oute Forts Defending City And Reesians.   Fate of Warsaw Depends on The Vistula Bridgeheads.   The Armistice Delegation Left Warsaw at 4 O'clock This Morniag.

IBBOGK NEEDS (00 RENT HOUSES   CITY 1S SUFFERING LOSS OF POPULATION AND INCREASED BUSINESS BECAUSE OF SCARCITY OF HOUSES   A Local Building Association {s Being Successfully Operated in Many Places—Why Not In Lubbock? Investigation Shauld Be Made   REAL ESTATE DEALERS WON'T BUILD RESIDENCES

LUBBOCK NEEDS 100 RENT HOUSES   CITY IS SUFFERING LOSS OF POPULATION AND. INCREASED BUSINESS BECAUSE OF SCARCITY OF HOUSES.   FFFOAT SHOULD BE MADE TO.SUPPLY RESIDENCES   A Local Building Association Is Being Successfully Operated in Many Places—-Why Not In Lubbock? Investigation Should Be Made 

NATION WAITS — FOR ARMISTICE REDS AND POLES   ——- toe!  Poland May Survive as a Nation it it  : Retains its Capital City— Warsaw ¢

U.S. STILL IS HOPING: FOR PEACE   Washington Watching Reds’ Progress  PERIL IS FORESEEN  Polish Whivistes Seeks U. S. Aid

POLISH SUPAATION oral CRAVE   WASHINGTON IS HOPEFUL ARMISTICE AGREEMENT — WILL BE REACHED   TERRIFIC BATTLE RAGING   Mass Meeting at Chicago Calls ot America to Give Aid, While — Labor Leaders There Threaten a &trike

U.S. GOVERNMENT STILL HOPEFUL OF PEACE IN RUSSIA   Outcome of Negotiation: at Minsk Is Axiously Awaited

HIGHER MEAT PRICES CTOGKYARNS STRIKE   FEDERAL MEDIATORS AGAIN 1 CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS OF FMPLOVES’ UNION,

Tennessee fs For Harding By  Latest Returns   Republican. Governor is Also Elected for This State By 10,500.   FIRST G. O. P. BREAK INTO SOUTH SINCE ‘68

TENNESSEE S REPUBLICAN   Rose, MeCurdy and Zook  ~ all Re-elected 

WILSON ENTERS PON GOTH YEAR   President Celebrates His 64th Anniversary   RECORD OF UNCLE JOE   Mr. Cannon Passes American Congressional Service Record and at 85 is Out to Beat Gladstone’s Mark of 53 Years in House of Commons. Can Never Tell. He Savs

WILSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY   McAdoo Oaly Member ef Family Abseat Frem Party.

WILSON CELEBRATES HIS SIXTY-FOURTH BIRTHOA'   All Members of His Immediate Family Were Present, Except McAdoo King Ceorge Congratulates,

PEAGE TREATY: ~ ARAIN TO FORE   WITH THE SITUATION JUST AS FP WAS NOV. 19, THE SENATE : AGAIN TACKLES THE

SENATE BRINGS “PEACE PAGT UP FOR NISCHSCINN            Lodge Motion for Reconsideration of Vote by Which Treaty  was Laid Aside Adopted: by Overwhalminn Vata   PARLIAMENTARY SCRAP IS LED BY IRRECONCILIABLE   Leaders in Controvérsy Begin Work of Untangling Web that Must Be Removed before Consideration Berins

PEACE TREATY AGHIN TO FORE IN THE SENATE   Situation Just As It Was When Ratification Efforts Were Deadlocked.   Attempt Made to Set Aside Cloture Rule Governing Closing Debate.

THE TREATY TANGLE   EXPECED TO HE LONG AXD nit TER, FIGHT.   Leaders Say Breach Has Been ¥ id ened, Others See Concessions, 

Ine TREATY TANGLE   PAPECED TO BE LONG AND itTEE FIGHT.   Leaders Say Breach Has Been Wid. ened, Others See Concessions,

FESS PREDICTS RETURN OF REPUBLICAN AIAJORIT   “Cox Worst Beaten, Man Jn His. tory OF Elections.”

FESO acco GREAT REPUBLICAN LEAD INU. 3, CONGRESS      Says Cox Will Be Worst Beaten Man _ In History. —

HOLD SHOR GUURSE HERE IN JANUARY   ANNUAL EVENT TO BE RESUMED WEEK OF JANUARY 3 TO 8   Curtiss Says Farmers Need Is Cheaper Production.

THE SHORT COURSE DATES ARE SET   TO BE RESUMED. AND INTEREST. ING. PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN ARRANGED.

LONDON PRESS ON PEACE TREAT}   With Exception of Past,All Paper Deplora Action of Senate in Rejecting Pact.

PATRON SHOT IN CHICAGO BANK   When Five Auto Bandiis Raided th Dressel Commeretal and Sarings J

TWO NEW BUBONIC PLAGUE CASES REPORTED   Three Suspected Cases at Vera Cruz and Two Deaths Occurred Tueeday.

WILDNER HEADS BROKER BOARD   Elected President of Wisconsin Body at Meeting Here

DRYS PLAN 10 FIGHT TILTING OF LIQUOR LID   Conference of Prohibi tion Leaders Held at Washington.

DRY LEADERS IN MEETING TODAY   Two-Day Conference of Anti Saloon -League Chiefs Is Opened in Washington.   ENFORCEMENT DISCUSSED

ANTIS DISCUSS PRESENT OUTLOOK   Enforcement of The Prohibition Amendment And Plans For Coming Fight Taken Up By Drys   Powers To Enforce Law Rest: With National And State Government Says Wheele

NEVER REPEAL BUT MAY NULLIFY. DRY AGT SAYS WHEELER   General Counsel for Antisaloon League Says Enforcement for State and Nation.   FEDERAL JUDGES WARNED THEY MUST ENFORCE LAW   Committee {s Named to Draft Resolution Carrying an Impeachment Threat.

DRY LEAGUERS MEET,      forcement of Probibitiun Amend ment & One of Bix Queationn at the Conference.

PROHIBITION ~ ENFORCEMENT   ihe .Anti-Saloon League }.- cers Discuss Prescnt Situation.   UP TO PEOPLE TO  GET ENFORCEMENT

BANDIT CHIEFTAIN: — THREATENS REVENGE FOR OBREGON SNUB   American Warships at Vera Cruz Ordered to Take Off Carranza If Asylum Asked  DEPOSED CHIEF FUGITIVE

‘MOVE AGAINST VILLA   Rebel Troops Organized to Suppress Threatened Activity of Bandit

CHIGAGD ELECTION. ~_ DFFICERS. REMOVE!      Five Otficers Tne Yncluding, Four  Wonteni Removed’ on “Com: plaint of Having, Refused Women Club, Members the  ‘ tore a et he Dx heb wd ba

CHICAGO ELECTION OFFICERS REMOVEL   Five Officers Including Four Women Removed on Complaint of Having Refused Women Club Members the  Riéieht tn Roeictor

REMOVE FIVE ELECTION OFFICIALS: FOR REFUSING TO LET WOMEN REGISTER

CHICAGO WOMEN POLL OFFICIALS ARE REMOVED   Claim They ey Refused Registry Privilege io Members of Art Clik

FIVE ELECTION OFFICIALS IN CHIGAGD QUSTED   Four Women Included Among “Those Removed

HARDING FAVORS PEAGE; THEN GLY INTO WORLD PAGI   PLATFORM OF NOMINEE OUT LINED IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH.   BELITTLES WILSON'S WORK   Senator Makes Known Stand on Chie Issues Before Nation Today Before Gathering of Followers.

In Accepting Mandate of Republican Party Candidate Makes No Direct Recommenda. tion for Rejection or Adoption of League of Nations Covenant With Reservations   STANDS FOR PARTY GOVERNMENT

NOTIFICATION UEREMONY Al MARION. OID   Republican Nominee Stands for Government by Party In stead of by Men.   The full text of Senator Harding’s speech of acceptance Appears on page 10.

Harding Outlines Stand _ For Government by Party         3. O. P. Nominee Condemns Efforts to Form League, But. Advocates Association of Nations and Early Peace—Would Recognize Rail Men and Farmers— Thousands Pack Marion to Greet Candidate.

HARDING URGES SEPARATE PACT WITH GERMANY   Thousands Hear Nominee’s Acceptance Speech  at Marion.

NEWPATHWAY MUST AE FOUND TO PEAGE tN WORLD ACCORD   Time Has Come to Recognize Failure Attending President Wilson’s Attempt.   ‘ARDING PRONOUNCEMENTS BRING GREAT APPLAUSE   Peace by Resolution and Afte: That Effort to Form Associa tion of Nations That Will No Impair American Sovereign ty Promised in Speech.

nec ea  KEW PATHWAY TO PEACE ADVOGATED   Harding Promises Peace by Resolution of Congress.   cLAYS WORK. OF WILSON   Nominee Also ‘Outlines’ Stand for Government by Party Rather Than Individuals— Declares Railway Employes Might Well Be Accorded Status of Public Servanta. -

HARDING TO END  WAR IF ELECTED BY RESOLUTION, cuys I OEE   Afier That Will Endeavor to Form An Association of Nations, With American Sovereionty Unimoaired,   NEW PATHWAY MUST BE FOUND TO PEACE   Marion Is Crowded On Notification Day; Nominee Is the Center of a Reception l acting Cavan Hore.

URGES NEW PATH , TO WORLD LEAGUE   Thousands Participate in Ceremonies Incident to Notification of G. O. P. Presidential Candidate.

A mericanism Permeates ding. Acceptance Talks. “Thousands Applaud. Hin

MUST FIND NEW PATH ~~ TO PEACE—HARDINC   Time Has Come to Recognize Failure of Wilson’: League Attempt, Republican Nomi nee Acaart«   IS NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION   Senator Outlines Stand For Government By Party Rather Than By Individuals; Increased Production Only Solution For H. C. L.

©  HA RD ING PROMISES EFFECTIVE PEACE   Prepeses Peace Resolution in Lieu of wv, ,League—Wilson Arrajgned. +

Has. Plans For’ Proper Peace - Plan—Wants Society of Nations to Inu Péace—Gov ernment: by: Party, Not by One: individual.  ,

Nominee Also Outlines Stand For Government by Party Rather Than Individuals— Declares Railway Employes Might Well Be Accorded Status of Public Servants.

THOUSANDS HEAR HARDING'S ADDRESS   THRONG GATHERS WHEN G. 0. ~ P, STANDARD BEARER AC. Lbris NOMINATION  a   PEACE BY — RESOLUTION   For Subsequent Association of Nations—Ovation Greets Policy Declaration.

' HARDING PROMISES EFFECTIVE PEACE   Preposes Peace Resolution in Lieu of _League—Wilson Arrajgned.

HARDING FAVORS PEACE BY RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS   Ohio Senator Delivers Speech at Marion Accepting Nomination of the Republicans for the Presidency.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS ATTACKED IN ADDRESS   Republican Nominee Promises Association of Nations That Will Not Impair Ameri: can Sovereignty.

HARDINGGIVES HIS PLATFORM FOR CAMPAIGN   PARTY LEADERS WERE THERE   CONFIDENT OF FULL SUPPORT

BERMAN EXPECTS NEW “CRISIS WITH FRANC   Indications Are That France Will Protest Over Failure to Carry Out Treaty Terms.

CERMANS AGAIN EVADE TREATY   FRANCE IS GOING TO FORC! MATTERS TO A CRISIS AT ONCE.

HUNT REMAINS OF MAN WHO SHOT NIAGARA   Charles Stephens Buriec By Waters He Tried To Conquer.

Body of Man Who Leaped Niagara Not Recovered   Parts of Barrel in Which Plunge Over Falls Was Made Are Picked Up DOwg Stream But No Trace of Man’s Body Is  Found; Had Performed Many Hazardous Feats Before

GAMBLED WITH — ~ DEATH AND LOST   Body of ‘Charles Step’ Stephens Whe Wen’ Orer Niagara Falis Sunday: Not Recovered

NIAGARA GEAIMS: ANOTHER: WHO. DEFIES: ITS POWE   BODY IS. NOT; RECOVERED

STILL IN WATER   Body of Stephens Who Attempted to Ride Falls Has Not Been Found

Consolation!   Defeated G. 0, P. Candidates Tfivited to-Harding Celebration

HARDING INVITES ALL CANDIDATES TO MARION   Defeated Contenders to Be Guests of Honor.

LEGION CHARGES NEGLECT BY GOVT   Commander Galbraith Declares “Distressing Situation” Exists.

MASTER MIND IN O1G MAIL IHEFT TAKEN   Police Capture Kieth Collins—Federal Officials Declare Biggest Robbery Case is Now  ~ Cleared.

ANOTHER HER ARREST IN -- $3 500,000 ROBBERY   Kelth Collins, Avistor, Arredted in ‘Connection With Council Huis ~ Mail Robbery. vo

KIETH COLLINS. IS ARRESTED FOR‘Q’ MAIL JOB   Located at WestylHe, Oklahotua, Ts Wanted for Burlingtow Mail Robhery of $5,000,000,

ALLEGED HAM CAR ROBBER ARRESTED   KEITH COLLINS [S SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED,   CAUGHT AT WESTVILLE, OKLA.   Was Hiding At Home of An Uncle and Put Up a Fight When Canfronted by Officers—Gang Aow All In Tow,

J  M. Rhallis Submits Resignation of Greek Cabinet to Constantine

Arrival in Athens Compares to Napoleon’s Return From Elba—Cannon Thunder and People Shout Approval — Promises Peace.   BULLETIN

147 GROUPS CF TRIPLETS ORR, TWINS FREGUEN   58 Cases Reported Wher Birth Is Fwentieth or More in: Family

LEADERS DISCUSS PAY PLAN   Brotherhood Representatives Meet Officials of Several Roads Informally at © Washington      EXPECTING DELAYS IN START OF CONFERENCE   Delermination of "Procedure And Question of Former Advantages Are Points

EXPECT DELAY IN FORMAL OPENING OF WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Brotherhood Leaders May Meet Intormally With Road Officials in Advance.   NOW AWAIT ACTION OF MAINTENANCE WORKERS   Preliminary Arrangements for First Session of Bi-Partisan Committees Provided fr in Reorganization Rill Left Almost Wholly in Hands of Director General Nites,

Will. Hold Informal Meeting With Executives Before Ap_ pointing Representatives, .          WOULD KEEP ADVANTAGE. ~ GAINED FROM HINES      Bank President Praises Legislation Most Consructive Passed in Many ~ Years.

SROTHERHGOOD CHIEFS STILL IN WASHINGTON   Meeting Informally With Officials  ) ef Read Prior to the Beginning of Wage Negotiations — BiPartisan Representative Not Yet Named,

UNION AND RAIL OFFIGIALS MEET   ‘Workers’ Representatives Wait Decision of Mainten ' ance Union Convention

RAILROAD WORKERS 70 MEET OFFICIALS   Informal Session in Washing ton is Possible.   NO‘LONG DELAY EXPECTED

RAIL GHIEFS MAY MEET INFORMALLY WITH THEOWNERS   As Result of Suggestions t That Effect No Action Was Taken in Naming Bi-Partisan Representatives,

OBJECT IS TO. PROVIDE ROOMS FOR ‘STUDENTS FOR NEXT: YEAR   THE NEED IS ACUTE   Effort Will Be Made to Oper Districts More Distant From The University   Committce Appeals for Supper Of Citizens’ in the Work Of The Survey © >

TO START HOUSING  SURVEY NEXT WEEK   OBJECT IS TO. PROVIDE ROOMS FOR STUDENTS FOR NEXT YEAR   Effort Will Be Made to Open Districts More Distant From The University   Committee Appeals for Support Of Citizens) in the Work Of The Survey —

COL. LANGHORNE, IS A WITNESS   Senate Committee Inves: tigating Situation in  Big Bend District

ARMY OFFICERS ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS   LANGHORNE AND MATLOCK TESTIFIED BEFORE FALL COMMITTEE ON MEXICAN SITUATION.

¢.0.P. SIEGE OF ° SOLID SOUTH ~ GETS RESULTS   REPUBLICANS PREDICT VICTORY o -1a4N: GEORGIA :AND biter NESSEE. ~~

REPUBLICANS DELIVER ATTACK ON SOLID SOUTH   Expect to Win,in Some Sections Situation in Georgia is Peculiar

DEMPSEY WINNER» ~— SLUGGING MATCH IN THIRD ROUND   Champion Had No Trouble Keep ing Title Which Billy Miske _  Yearned To Possess   LOSER WAS KNOCKED DOWN THREE TIMES DURING BOUT   Vreng Nearly Filled But) Thousands stood Outside Unwilling To Pav Pntrance Price.

DEMPSEY ROCKS MISKE TO SLECP IN THREE ROUNDS   NO HEAVYWEIGHT LIVING CAN STAND UP UNDER HIS PUNCHES’ —LOSER

JACK DEMPSEY DIILL GHAMP IN PUGILIST WORLD   BATTLE WITH BILLY MISKE WON IN BUT THREE ROUNDS.   Three Hard Smashes Won the Bou and Also Cash Between Fifty and One Hundred Thousand Dollars.

PUNGH TO GHIN IN THIRD PUT MIOKt DOWN FOR COUNT   One of Most Orderly Crowds on Record Sees Champion Retain Title.   MANY WOMEN IN BRIGHT CLOTHING IN AUDIENCE      Three Hard Smashes Sufficient to Win Between $50,000 and $100,000 —- Challenger Was Floored Three Times in Two and a Half Rounds.

THREE ‘TERRIFIC SMASHES WO) acne BETWEEN $50,000 AND - $100,000 YESTERDAY -

CHAMPION RETAINS TITLE, WINNING BY TERRIFIC PUNGH   St. Paul Pugilist Goes Down Three Times in Less Than 214 Rounds.

DEMPSEY: RETAINS THE. THLE   Knocks Out Billy Miske in) Third Round of Lahor Day Bout at Benton Harbor

Dempsey Knocks Out Miske In Third Round; Champion Is Unbeatable Latter Says

IN THIRD   REGISTERED BY DEMPSEY I) BATTLE WITH MISKE   CHALLENGER PROVES EASY   Wiggins and Greb Stage Flashy Draw In Preliminary

DEMPSEY HAS A MIGATY PUNCH   CHAMPION SLUGGER PUTS FIXHEGS ON BILLY MISKFE.   \ KNOCKOUT IN THIED ROUND   ‘wicked Swings to Stemach and Cats Lays Out St Pael Heavyweight —At No Time «a Serteus Contender.

World's Heavyweight Champ Bores Through With Right Swing to Jaw In Third Round That Puts Miske to Sleep; Title-Holder Demonstrates He Retains Old Power   THREE SMASHES WIN FORTUNE

DEMPSEY KNOGKs MIKE SILLY IN THIRD ROUND AT  RENTON HARBOR   World's Heavyweight Chan pion Boxer Successfully Defends His Title in Bout With St. Paul Fighter,   CONTEST WITNESSED BY 17,000 PERSONS   End: Comes Alter Unanenger, Staggering To His Feet, Receives a Right Hander; Goes Down For Count.

DEMPSEY KNOCKS MISKE OUT COLD. IN THIRD ROUND   IWHISKE DOWN \QUITE OFTEN.

N Onn ‘BouNN      Champion Shows He Stil! Retains Terrific Title Win  BODY BLOW IN SECOND WAS TURNING POINT   Dempsey Unbeatable Says Vanquished; Miatches Speed for Speed.

WINS IR THIRD’ ROUNG   MISKE 18 KNOCKED OUT.   World’s Champion Demonstrates That He Still Retains Wis Terriflc Punch.

WINS IW THIRD ROUND   World's Champion Demon - strates That He Still Retains : His Terrific Punch.

DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT BILLY MISKE   Champ Demonstrates That He Still Retains Terrific Pusch; Three Hard Smashes Sufficient

JACK DEMPSEY DEFEATS MISKE IN THIRD ROUND   Heavyweight Champion Retains Title by Knockout in Labor Day Bout in Michigan.

MEXICO IN HOPE OF BETTER DAYS   ELIMINATION OF CARRANTSA way PROVE 4 BLESSING.   STRONGER MEN IN THE SADDLE   i.enzvales ead Ohregon Jointly red ited With tnborsiog Him. aed Hoth Have Heal KReapect  fer tnited States.

SILVER LINING — BENEATH CLOUDS      Lawrence Says Mexican Situation Will Be Clarified With New Prasident   REBELS ARE FRIENDLY   Obregon and Gonzalez Are Business Men and Realize Support of U. 8,

NEW BASEBALL WAR   PRESENT PLAN OF ORGANTZATION MAY BE DROPPED,   Wew Circuit of Twelve Teams Is One Of the Possibilities.

BASEBALL WAR IS IMPENDING   Twelve-Club League May Be Formed After Nov. 4 If Five American Leaguers Balk.   FOR CIVILIAN COMMISCION

Ban Johnson and His Fol lowers 7 Be Left   New Plan Adopted b; Eleven Club Owners in Chicago

WIFE SEERS DIVORCE.   James Rradleyv, Puyitive, ix the beftendant ja Action,

t WIPE SERKS DIVORCE.   James Bradley, Fugitive, le the Re. fendant in-Avciion.   Suit? Over Truck

REPLIES. IN WRITING FO. RAILROAD ME   WILL CAREFULLY .   Union Reprosenitatives to Aanounc Their Views on Subject tn Statement Tomorrew.

: " onficny BG, Rk  IT 1s AUNDERSTOOD WILSON REFUSED TO GRANT RAIL EMPLYOES A HORIZONTAL WAGE INCREASE— UNIONS EXPECTED TO: FRAME ANSWER TO PRO: POSAL. 

Forty Per Cent Increase Will Not Be Granted, ; Is Belief   REPLY HANDED TO LEADERS TODAY   Union Counter Proposa May Be Made Known Saturday

PRESIDENT GIVE: ANSWER 10 PLCA FOR MOREWAGES   Committee is Welcomed by Wilson While Sitting in Wheel Chair on White House Porch: Gives Written Answer; Meeting is But Brief.   Belief is That Demand for 40 Per Cent. IMcr@ase Was Refused. at Least in Part; Labor Leaders Silent Now; Will Answer This Eveni'g.

BELIEVED THAT PRESIDENT HAS REFUSED REQUEST FOR FORTY PER CENT WAGE BOOST   Union Men, However, Will Make Public a Statement Tomorrow Morning—-Find President in Good Condition

SEALED ANOWER GIVEN RAILMEN BY PRESIDENT MADE PUBLIC SATURDAY   Little Hope Held Out By Workers That Demands Have Been Granted By Wilson and  Strike Looms Larger.

Forty Per Cent Wage Itt crease Is Understood to — Have Been Refused —         NEW NEGOTIATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW               RAILROAD MEN, WHO mo PRESIDENT ON PORTICO. or WHETE HOUSE, SAY THAT His NEALTH IS EXCELLENT, -—

PRESIDENT WILSON HANDED HIS DECISION 10 THE REP_ RESENTATI      A€ the Same Time He Submitted to Them a Proposal Which is Expectto Lead to Further Negotia tions “on Question.

WRITTEN REPLY 1S. GIVEN TO RAIL MEN   President's Answer to Brotherhoods” ) Demand for Higher Wages is Not Made Public.   REFORTED TO UNION HEADS   Indicationg are That Wilson Did Not Grant Complete Demand for Wage Advance.

WILSON BELIEVED TQ HAVE REFUSED UNIONS’ DEMAND; REPLY NOT DIVULGEI

BIG INCREASE IN _ WAGES PROBALY IS REFUSED   Union THeads Now In Conference Over   the Answer Which Affects 2,000,  000 Railway Workers Through: out the Country.

ontents of Statement  Have Kot Been Made Public--Will Receive Careful Consideration Say Union Leaders

ADFT. PAY NCHEAGt  ACTUOEE UNIUNG   President Makes Proposition, May Lead to Further  Negotiations   EXECUTIVE APPEARED HEALTHY AT MEETING   ‘Representatives of Steam  Road Workers Decline to  Make Statement

delieve Wilson Refused Wage Increase, But Submitted Proposal Which is Expected to Lead to Further Negotiations---Railroad Men Confer on Proposition, Not Made Public

WILSON'S REPLY, STILL SECRET   President’ Hands Note to Union Representatives   WORKERS’ ANSWER SCGO%   Will Accept or Reject His  Proposals at Once

RAILWAY MEW GET WILSON'S REPLY   WAS SIMPLY HANDED To com MITTEE IN WRITING.   PONTENTS NOT MAGE PUBLIC   Union Laber Leaders Will “Debato the Terms Offered by President Te Avert Strike, and Compose a Reply Today,

WILSON ANDS WORKERS fil DECISION ON WAGE DEMAND!   Also Submits Proposal Which is Expected to Lead to Further Negotiations—Understood Demands Have Been Refused—Workers Drafting Reply and Statements Made Public Tomorrow.

PRESIDENT BELIEVED — TO HAVE REFUSED ALL PLEAS FOR INCREAS!   Proposition Submitted to Heads of Brotherhoods That Threaten Strike May Lead to Furher Negotiations  BUILDING MEN OPPOSED TO WALKOUT

WILSON REPLIES 10 RAIL WAGE DEMAND   UNTONS WILL REPLY   INDICATIONS ARE EXECUTIV! REFUSED TO GRANT FULL REQUEST FOR 40 PER CENT INCREASE FOR 2,000,000 MEN

Wilson ‘Meets. Delegates of Railroad Workers Unions. and Gives Them Written Answer to Their Demands for Wage. Increase, But Terins ‘Are kept From Public Until Thor‘ough Discussion Is Held. by Union Repre ‘sentatives—Refusal to Grant Au Is Indicatod —-

Watch for the Date Barbers’ first annual ball   Christoias Gifts Are Costly

League Authorizes Two Coun tries to Assist Wilson in Near East.   ‘ARTICLE 10 INTERPRETED   British Representative Says Territorial Integrity Is Not Guaranteed.

HYMNS ASKS JOINT ACTION FOR ARMENI   ‘Article Ten Does Not Guar. antee Territorial Integrity, Says Lord Robt. Cecil

CHANGED T0 BOOSTER BY A. SPECIALIST   Transplanting Glands Causes Developments of New Set of Char.  acteristics,

HARDING STUDYING THE PANAMA CANAL   Gives up a Golf Game for the Purpose of Studying Canal And All it Means. °

HARDING (NoPE CTo CANAL IN BETWEEN COGIAL FUNCTIONS   President-Elect Gives Up Golf t Make Personal Study of Shipping Artery.

HARDING CEASES SPORT TO LEARN ALL ABOUT ZONE   PRACTICAL WORKINGS OF PANAMA CANAL eee CONSIDERATION TODAY BY SEN

HARDING MAKES CLOSE STUDY OF THE PANAMA CANAL   President-Elect’s Trip is More Than Sight-seeing Tour.

HARDING STUDIES PANAMA CANAL   President-Elect Making Trip Through Waterway Today

THRU GREAT WATERWAY ON A MINE * SW EEPER  On Tour of 7 Inspection — Will Dive at Pacific Terminal — May Stop at Vera Cruz on His Way  Llama

STUDIES WORKING  ”  (F PANAMA CANAL   President-Elect "Hardin ne Gives Up Golf For More actical Pursuit.

HARDING MAKES — ~ STUDY OFTHE DAHAMMA CEL   Wil Leave Ghristobol Today Te Make 2 Trip Through the Waterway

LEISURE JOURNEY THRU GREAT WATERWAY ON A MINE  4 CER PER   Jn Tour of Inspection — Will Dive at Pacific Termu — May Stop at  Vera Cruz on His Way * Hane.

SENATOR HARDING STUDIES WORKING ()F PANAMA CANA   President-Elect Gives Up Goll To See How the “Big Ditch” Is Operated for Passing Ships.

HARDING GETS  HIS FIRST VIEW OF THE CANAL   President-Elect Gets a Line on Conditions at the Great Waterway.

American President-Elect Will  Stop at Vera Cruz, Foreign   Office Announces

PANAMA CANAL I$ INSPECTED BY HARDING   (Pr resident-Elect Takes Trip  [ene el eLengih of The “Bie Ditch”

HARDING MAY "VISIT MEXICO   Present Schedule Calls _ For Stop at Vera Cruz on Return Trip

HARDING STUDIES  PANAMA CANAL AT FIRST HAN   President - Elect May Stop at Vera Cruz on Return.

HARDING WILL MAKE STOP AT MEXICAN POR]   Foreign Office An nouncse He Will Visit Vera Cruz returning

HARDING INSPECTING OPERATION OF CANAL   President-elect Received a Cristobal . with Ceremon: And Much Enthusiasm

HARDING IN STUDY OF CANAL   President-elect to Make Mexican Stop en [iis Return

CANAL INSPECTED BY HARDING   Passes Thru Waterway to Stud) Its Practical Working   ON PACIFIC COAST TONIGHT   Witl be Guest of Governor Hard ing at Dinner

LOOKS CANAL OVER IN MANY DETAILS   PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING GIVING ATTENTION TO WORKINGS   Airnlanes and Submarines Meet the Harding Party end Convoyed It to Port

President-Elect Gives Up Goll And Motorlng to Take a ‘Look’  Leaves On Mine Sweeper For Tour of Waterway  Canal Zone Governor Accompa: nies Party On Trip.

HARDING SPENDS DAY  IN CANAL INSPECTION   Takes Keen Interest in Future of Waterway,

HARDING MAKES TRIP ON CANAL   PRESIDENT-ELECT OF U. S. INSPECTS. GREAT  WATERWAY.

Devotes Day to Survey oi Waterway at Close Range.   TURNS BACK FRIDAY   Republic of Panama Eager to Do Honor to the President-elect.

PRESIDENT-ELECT MAKES INSPECTION PANAL PROBLEMS   Plans Leisurely  Journe  Through Great Waterway That He May Be Familiar With Matter

THE PANAMA CANAL TODAY   inspects Operation of Ditch t Gain First-Hand Information of Problems.   President-Elect Attends Dinner Giv. en by President Porras of Panama — To Remain on Pacific Side Until Friday.

HARDING CEVOTES TIME T0 CAREFUL STUDY OF PANAMA GANA OPERATION   MAKES LEISURELY TRIP THRU WATERWAY TO OBSERVE MANAGEMENT,

SENATOR HARDING PUTS IN TIME IN INSPECTING CANAL   President-Elect Making Personal Study of Canal Maintenance Problems.

HARDING PLANS 10 MAKE STOP AT VERA CRUZ   President-Elect to Visit Mex. ico on His Way Home.   ONE WHIRL OF GAYETY IN PANAMA   Today the Ohioan is Makin, Tour of the Panama Canal.

PRESIDENT-ELECT IS STUDY: ‘ ENG OPERATION OF CANAL,   An Elaborate Program of Enter_ tainment Had Been Prepared May Stop A Vera Cruz.

ans to Stop on Way Back Home Fall Will Attend Obregon Inauguration, Assured *

INSPECTING CANAL ZONE   President-Elect Harding Visiting  ; Paiama Waterway,   SOME TIME AT--PACIFIC “END   Me Harding.and Party to be Entertained by ihe President of Hanama.

HARDING STUDIES CANAL OPERATION   Expected To Visit Mexice On Way Home

PRESIDENT-ELECT IS STUDYING THE CANAI   HARDING GIVES. UP PLEASURE TO INSPECTION PANAMA

HARDING INSPECTS PANAMA CANAI   President-Elect Deems Water way Outstanding National Asset For Foreign Trade.

HARDING TO STOP AT VERA GRUZ   Mexican Foreign Office Statement. .   PRESIDENT-ELECT INSPECTS CANAL   Takes Keen Interest in Waterway.

PRESIDENT-ELECT INSPECTING CANAL      HARDING HAS BUSY DAY SEEIN¢ THE SIGHTS OF THE GREAT WATERWAY

EX-GOVERNOR’S KIN IS SHO)   Two Well-Known Residents of Mate wan, W. Va., Fired on From Ambush.

MEETING POSTPONED   School of Missions ions Did Not Hod Session Here.   :

Mexican Quakes Claim More Lives   Additional Shocks Destroy Villages And Hundreds Of Lives Are Lost

VINEGAR BLANKS BEING SENT OUT   Farmers Who Desire To Make Cider For This Purpose Must Make Sworn Application in Triplicate.

FARMERS MAY GET _ CIDER PERMITS   Congressman Brooks Will Fur. nish Them on Request of Applicants.   BOND WITH APPLICATION   Procedure Necessary For Cider And Vinegar Making. Must Subscribe to Oath in Asking For Permit.

MEXICO WILL REJECT THER   Robles Indicates Republic’s Probable Attitude

MANY YANKS WERE GASSED   More Than 31 Per Cent of Overseas Hospital! Cases Due to Poison Vapors.

NO TIE-UP IN SUGAR.   Canning Factories Will be Atforded  an Ample Supply. 

NO TIE-UP IN SUGAR.      Canning Factories WIN be Attorded “an Awple-Supply.

PLAN FOR RELIEF OF INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE NEEAET   Suggestion Is Outgrowth of a Recent Bankers Conference at Amsterdam.

FLED FOR EDWARDS   WET DEMOCRATS FORCE PILING OF MARSHALI'S NAME,   Governor of New Jersey and Vice  President Two Choices in’ Primary.

FILED FOR-EDWARDS   Wehr DEMOCHATS FORCE BIB AG Or M: a NAME,             Governor of New dersey cand  President Two Choices in Primary.

Forces of “Crown Prince” Caught Napping by VicePresident’s Boosters at Indianapolis.  MARSHALL AND EDWARDS ALONE IN STATE RACE  Filing of Petition of “Wet” Candidate Causes Flurry:  “Gentlemen’s Agreement’ Enantar] Mafidan Alan

Development of -- Foreign Trade   Was Adyocated at) the Mississippi Valley Association to Supplant Abnormal Domestie

DEVELOP FOREIGN TRADE TO SUPPLANT REACTION      Orgy ef Spending is Reaching Kye and Gther Merkels Must Be Found, Delerates to Vale ley Association Meetine

SEEK IDENTITY OF “MASTER MIND” IN ~~ __- FIXING OF SERIES   Important Disclosures Expected Today in Grand Jury’s Probe of Alleged Plot   HALF-MILLION DOLLAR POOL ARRANGED SAYS NEW YORKER   icc sania Smith to Push Probe Till He Lands the Crooks

Explosion of Oil in Drydock Plant Causes Heavy Damage. One Vessel Towed to Safety

FIRE AGES IN NEW ORLEANS   Dock and Wharf and Six Vessel: Damaged by Flames Started by Hot Rivet,

VERDICT OF GUILTY RENDERED-AGAINST FIVE ASSEMIBLYMEN   Judiciary Committee Votes 7 to 6 in Favor of Expeliing Socialists Fram New Yark L ecislature.   ASSEMBLYMAN ROOSEVELT IS OPPOSED TO EXPULSIO!   Lenders of Eviction Favor Deferring Action Until April t So That Governor Cannot Call Speciel Election in the Five Districts Which Are Concerned.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY WILL EXPEL FIVE SOCIALISTS   Majority Report to Be Adopted Over Opposition of Reosevelt and   itty the Aesoctated Preeas)

SOCIALISTS. FOUND GUILTY OF CHARGES   Judiciary Committee of New York Assembly Declares They Were Disloyal   MAY PUT THEM ouT   Indications That Assembly as a Whole Will Uphold the Lower Decision

oIZE OF MAJORITY FOR EXPULSION 15 THE ONLY QUESTION   New York Assembly as ¢ Whole Wifi Uphold Report Declaring Seats Vacant.   VERDICT OF GUILTY IS RENDERED BY COMMITTEE   Expected That All of Today Will be Given to Oratory and Artumen! and Vote Will Not be Reached Be. fore Thursday — Roosevelt Wil Oppose Unseating,

L. ADOSEVELT WOULD NOT UNSEAT SOCIALISTS   LARGE MAJORITY OF NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, HOWEVER, Is EXPECTED TO VOTE FOR EX. PULSION—MAY DELAY AC. TT

NEW YORK SOCIALISTS ARE FOUND GUILTY BY JUDICIARY BOD   Vote of Committee 7 to 6— Will Probably Mean Declaring Seats Vacant

N.Y. SOCIALISTS “TO BE UNSEATED TPIS BELIEVED   Overwhelming Support of Committee’s Recommendation Expected Soon.

‘GUILTY’ IS VERDICT IN SOCIALISTS’ CASI   Indications are That Assenbly  Will Uphold to Letter Ma jority’s Decision

CALLS SOCIALISTS GUILTY.   New York Judiciary Committee Renders Verdict on Case of Assemblymen,

FIVE OUSTED SOCIALIST.  “GUILTY” OF DISLOYALTY   Such Is Verdict Rendered by Majority of Judiciary Committee in Trial of N. Y. Assem}_»men—Indications Are That Report Will Be (2%—Id and the Seats of Men Be Declared Vacant=.”) 

SEATS SLIPPING rAUM UNDER THE FIVE SOCIALISTS   Indications Are That Assem. bly Will Uphold Majority Report.

ANOTHER WAR - LOVE TRIANGLE   ww Cc A Secretary from Kaman City Figures im Cane of Natiean! Prominence

THE BOLSHEVIKS ARE ON A DRIVE      Advanced Posts of the Polish Amu) Have Been Driven Back ts the Report

REDS LAUNCH NEW GREAT OFFENSIVE   Forces Concentrate Be tween Tripet Region and Dnieper River.

DEATH SENTENCE FOR GEARY   Another Chicago Gunman Must Pa) the Supreme Penalty.

GEARY SENTENCED TO HANG   Notorious ‘Chicago Gunman. to Pay Su. preme Penalty for Killing Harry Reckas,

ROOMER KILLS HIS LANDLADY IN DES MOINE:   Joseph Riding Shoots Mrs. Gertrude Morgan — Commits Suicide.

TO VISIT KAISER   Several Prominent (iermans Waated te See Fermer Leader.

“RULISUPTO GOV, COOLING!   Although He Does Not Fave: It, Will Bow to Will of Levislature.

HEPORT ADVISES. INGBEASED RATES   Prospect Starts Speculation On Stock Exchange. ag

RAILROADS PREPARE T0 ADOPT NEW RATES ON FIRST OF SEPTEMBER   Greatest Increase in History of Roads is Granted by I. C. C.

ADVANCES EQUALING, ma Le RATES WILL BE 2 IN STATES * :      Readjustment of. National  portation Charges Ma: ' Made by~That Time   Representatives of State Commis. ; Sion Say States. Should Foli” Jew. Federal. Lead

Boost Hits Pablic Contem: poraneously With Septem- : ber Morn; Pullman Peo- :  ple Rick Against the © Sleeper and Parlor. Car Raise’

RAILROAD RATE : INCREASES HELD FAIR AND JUS]   State Commissioners — Issu Statement Approving Billion and Hali Boost,   EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER   Pablin Service Bodies of Common. wealths Urged to Act Promptly on Iereaxe For Ovirasinte ‘Tragie; How the Big Bilt WIT be Colloeted.

NEW CHARGES T0 GO INTO EFFECT ON SEPTEMBER 1   Income Of Roads Rec. ognized As Inadequate Report Says.

SEPT. 1, PROBABLE ATE BARE AT   COMMISSION SUGGESTS THE . ELEVATION OF INTRASTATE CHARGES.

ADVANCE MADE IN INTRASTATE FREIGHTS NEX]   Reasons Requiring Interstate Rate Raise Also Apply to Intrastate Rates.   INCREASE IS RECOMMENDED

Envoys of Various Boards Report on Action by Commerce ! Commission.   SAY REVENUES INSUFFICIENT   Report Signed by William D. B. Ainsy of Pennsyivania, Royal C. Dunn of Florida and John A. Guiher of iowa,

‘READJUSTMENT      iff Experts. Working: Out : ‘chedules for Entire Coun& y Effective September . “, Freightand Travel.  &h   Re -§ WILL APPLY FOR. © saat ERSTATE- INCREASE   New, Rate Territory, Mountain - Pacific, Was Created.byIn“terstate Commerce - Com  -- mission on Own Initiative»

URGE INCREASE IN STATE RATES   Envoys of Various Boards Report on Action by Commerce Commission,   SAY REVENUES INSUFFICIENT   Report Signed by William 0. 8. Aine: . of Pennsylvania, Royal ©. Ounn of Florida and John A. Guiher of lowa.

WANT INCREASE IN INTRA-STATE RA’ ES   ADVANCES EQUALING, a RATES WILL BE ASK ) IN (STATES ¢   RATES IN SEPTEMBER    Readjustment or National Bros. portation Charges Mav be . Made by Thai Time   Representatives of State Commission Say States. Should Follow Federal Lead

INTERST ATE ~ RATES, T00   Commerce Commission Asks Also, That They Be Raised As Well,

INGREADE IN  INTRASTATE RATES COMING   State Rate Makers Who Sat With The Commission Recommend Plan.

‘Representatives of State Com_missions Declare Reasons for  ' finterstate Increases Apply to Intrastate Charges   ‘RE-ADJUSTMENT EFFECT - BY SEPTEMBER 1 GOAL      Carriers to. Make Application for Harmonizing Advances while Tariff Experts Work  - on New Schedules

URGE INCREASE IN STATE RATES   Envoys of Various Boards Report — on’Action by Commerce . Commission. .   SAY REVENUES. INSUFFICIENT   Report Signed by Wiliam D. B. Ainey of Pennsylvania, : ‘Royal. C, Dunn of Florida ‘and John A. Guiher * - 9€ fowa,

Urges Increase In Intrastate Rates Be Effective Soon   Three Members of State Corporation Commission Give Their Views Airing.

Aah ilibHER HAL BATES IN STATES   increases in Intrastate Tariffs : Urged at Washington.   ENVOYS OF BOARDS REPORT   Representatives of Various State Com. missions Issue Statement on Action of Interstate Commerce Commission on Rate Raise.

COMMISSION IN REPORT ARGUES NEED OF ACTION   Intrastate Rates to be Increased Also. {   FINDING APPROVED °   ' Represen(ativas af State Commissiong Who Sat With F.C, Recom. mend Stale Acton 4

NEED IS URGENT Ovo REPORT 10 STATE BOARDS   Must Share Responsibility Says Statement of Commissioners _ Meeting With U. 5S. Rate Body      ‘SEEK TO PUT INCREASES iNTO EFFECT BY SEPTEMBER FIRST   Readjustment of Rate Structure of United States Roads Under Way Today

TATE A BOARS ASKED 1 INCREASE RATES   Representatives of 3 Commis. sions Give Reasons They Believe Justify Raise in Intrastate Tariffs.

RAIL INCREASE JUST AND FAIR   Rates Under Ruling to  Prebably Be Effective ! September First

IOWA INDUSTRIAL COURT,   Governor Allen of Kansas Coming Here to Advocate It.

- OF SAN DIEGO   Purpose Was Recover; of Certain American Territory

INVESTIGATORS TAKE UP PLAN OF SAN DIEGD IN SAN ANTONIO TODAY   SENATOR FALL RETURNS FROM EFL PASO AND PRESIDES OVER TODAY'S SESSION,

PLAN OF SAN DIEGO IS UNDER INVESTIGATION BY FALL COMMITTEE   ‘COMMITTEE RESUMES HEAR. INGS AT SAN ANTONIO, CHAIRMAN FALL HAVING RETURNED FROM EL PASO.

MESSAGE MISS DE KAY IS ALIVE AND WELL   Mysterious Voice Phones Chicago Police   Brother Also Drops From Sight on Way to Providence

GREEKS ASK FORMER KING TO RESIGN   CROWN PRINCE ACCEPTABLE AS SUCCESSOR TO KING WHO MOVED DURING WAR   JAPS IN REPRISALS   Claim That Koreans Ambushed Band  of Japanese Troops—Break Up Malcontents

LOWDEN WOULD ABOLISH ~~ INVESTICATING BODIES   ‘Tilinois Governor Says Best Re . sults Pome from Individual k ‘Work

LOWDEN WOULD ABOLISH INVESTIGATING BODIES   ‘Minois Governor Says Best Reaulfd Gome from Individual Work 

AUSOIAN RED ~UDINING TURKS   And Making War in Anatolia Against British, French and Greeks.   WENT INTO TURKEY BY WAY OF ARMENIA   Armenian Government Cfii cials Say They Were Forced thn Aerenpt Moscow Terms.

Bolshevik Foree Crosses Into Anatolia By Way Of Armenia   NATIONALISTS PROMISE TO ESTABLISH SOVIETS   A ereemen t Ts Reach ed = Be tween Nikolai Lenine And Mustapha Kemal

IRISH HOME-RULE BILL UF   British Officials Decide te introduce Measure Soon, Lioyd George A  Announces.

7RISH HOME-RULE BILL UP   Gritish Officials Decide to intreduey Measure Soon, Lisyd George Announces.

MUST RELEASE ALL YANKS   U. S. Government Makes Demands or the De La Huerta Regime at Mexico City.

Article Ten of ° : League of Natiéne   Amendment to Avticte Ten  Tntre. édhired in Assembly by Canadian Minister 'Soday. ta

MINATION i ARTICLE X IS PROPOSED   dian Delegate to League ly Would Cut Out Most Mooted Section.   REFER PROPOSITION

Miss Emnia Anderson of Mari was in Atlantic today.          INTRODUCES NOTION KILLING ARTICLE 16   Canadian Sets Wheeis Moving To Eliminate Mooted Sec tion Of League.

TATTLE BESTRICNGH OT   ‘Would Eliminate Most , Mooted Section of  t League Covenant.

ARGENTINE IS OUT OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY NOW   Claim Action Does Not Mean With drawal From League—Delegation Head Sends Note.

ADVISES HYMANS AT TODAY'S MEET   B South American: Delegation  Dissatisfied With Admis  sion Decision.   PROPOSE NEW AMENDMENT

AMENDMENT WILL ELIMINATE ART. X   Canadian Minister of Justice Inttoduces Bill in Assembly of League.

south Americans Especially Seem Influenced by Serving  of Notice of Purpose to Quit Assamhly   BAN ON AMENDMENTS TO COVENANT CAUSES BREAK

ARGENTINA QUITS LEAGUE ASSEMBLY OVER AMENDMENT   Act Does Not Mean Country Has Withdrawn From Society —Movement to Eliminate Article 10 Launched.

MUCH MOOTED SECTION MAY BE STRUCK OUT   SMENPALENT TO COVENANT IN: TRODUCED BY, CANADIAN DELEGATION TODAY   HARDING IS HOME   President-elect and Party Landed at  Newport News This Morning— Pleased with Trip

Amendment to Covenant. of League of Nations Expected to he Referred to Amend-. uments Committee   ARGENTINE DELEGATION” WITHDRAWS FROM ASSEMBLY   Letter’ Announces ‘Decision to Retire from Participation in League

em ggg Again gad Spr  CANADIAN DELEGATE INTRODUCES © AMENDMENT TO: LEAGUE COVENANT FOR ELIMINATION OF ARTICLE ¥

RESOLUTION TO DROP ARTICLE TEN RECEIVED   Canadian Minister of Justice Intreduces Document at Assembly Meeting Today.

EXCISE ARTICLE. TEN.   Canadian, Deliveale to League A-sembly Has Made the. Motion.

ARGENTINE WITHDRAWS   Has Officially Retired From the League of Nations Assembly,   MAY STAY iN THE LEAGUE   Note Sent Declares That She Be. Jieves Mer Presence in League “Useless.”

ELIMINATION OF * ARTICLE SBUCHT   ' Canadian Minister of: Justice Intro‘duces Amendment To. Efface Debatable Article In Covenant. ~

DOHERTY FROM CANADA OFFERS AN AMEND EN’   ARGENTINA DELEGATES WiTH DRAW APTER REFUSAL ‘TY DISCUSS AMENDMENT re COVENANT

DELEGATION IS WITHDRAWN FROM GENEVA ASSEMBLY   STEP BELIEVED -PRELIMINARY.TO FINAL BREAK FROM SOCIETY.   Resolution Offered to Eliminate Section From Cove peters os

URGES ARTICLE X BE DROPPED   Amendment to Covenant of League by Canadian Min  ister of Justice.   Calls for Elimination of Mest Mooted Section of League

Foreign Minister Pueyrredon Hands Letter to President Hymans Announcing Withdrawal — Joint Note of Warning from Big Powers Given Greek Government.

Ban Against Germany Is Real Cause:   AMENDMENT TO __ KILI ARTICLE X. IS INTRODUCED.

ARGENTINE ENVOYS TO LEAGUE DESERT ASSEMBLY SESSION   Note Officially Withdrawing from Assembly Declares Presence Is Useless.   ACTION FOLLOWS REFUSAL TO DISCUSS AMENDMENTS   Move May Mean Argentina Wi Withdraw from League of Nations, Intimation.

ARGENTINE DELEGATION WITHDRAWS   NOTE SENT TO PRESIDENT OF NATIONS’ LEAGUE,   REGARD THEIR FURTHER PRESENCE AS USELESS.   Assembly Had ‘Refused to Permi' Discussions of Amendments to The League Covenant Which Were Desired by Argentina

S0. AMERICAN REPUBLIC STILL LEAGUE MEMBER   REFUSAL TO CONSIDEF AMENDMENTS CAUSE GIVEN.   H. PUEYRREDON LAUDS LETTER TO PRESIDENT   Resolution Aimed at Article X Is Alse Introduced Today—Will Probably Go To Committce—  Barnes Speaks.

ANADIAN fiAS PROPOSAL FOR Wo RESECTION   Amendment to Covenant of League of Nations Expected to be Referred to Amendments Committee   ARGENTINE DELEGATION WITHDRAWS FROM ASSEMBLY   Letter Announces Decision to Retire from  Participa tion in League

Argentina’s Delegation Fails To Appear at Session   Council Will be Asked to Ac count Failure to Intercede

ARGENTINA IS our OF LEAGUE LOWER HOUSE      Chairman Says Delegation is “Useless” Because of Recent Action.   HAVE NOT WITHDRAWN FROM LEAGUE, HOWEVER

ELIMINATION OF ARTICLE TEN   Amendment Introduced te League Assembly in Geneva Today

Argentina Quits League of Nation:   Formal Announcement Hauded Pres ident Hymans That Argentin® Dele gation Had Ceased Particlpation,

Argentine Foreign Minister Notifies League That His Country Has Ceased Particination   WOULD STRIKE OUT NO.10   Canada Offers Amendment Asking the Elimination of Much-Mooted Articlp 17

Pueyrredon Hands Hyman Letter Announcing Deéi sion of Country.  §              Minister Proposes Eliminas tion of Article 10 From: 4 Covenant.

ENVOYS SAY PRESENCE IS USELESS   Uncertain Whether WithdrawalMeans Final Break— Amendment to Eliminate Article 10 Offered.

PROPOSE TO CUT 001 MOOTED ARTICLE Xx      AMENDMENT TO LEAGUE COVE NANT INTRODUCED IN ASSEMBLY THIS MORNING,

ARGENTINA QUITS LEACUE ASSENBLY   “iTS HOPES IN VAIN”      Note of Withdrawal Says Princi ples of Rieht and Liberty Are Not Upheld

PUERRYEDON, ~ HANDS LETTER TOMHYMAN!   ANNOUNCES DELEGATION , HAS CEASED PARTICIPATION IN MEETING

A CRIME WAVE IS HERE  Many Arrests Being Made by Sheriff Griffin and R. L. Detective Smith.

Re Wr ANS LVR Be WUsa Vv oe Se ote Man.. rrests Being Made by  S ° ° Griffin and R. IL. twa .ective Smith.

A. CRIME WAVE’  Many Arrests, Be Being. ade Sheriff Griffin and R.f Detective Smith:

(. 0. P. 10 BREAK THE SOLID SOUTH   Expect 50,000 to Attend Reunion: All LAving Officers Will Be in Attendance.

ACCORDING TO WILL H. HAYS THERE IS NOTHING LER? FOR THE DEMOCRATS   10 BREAK SOLID SOUTH   eee Republican Chairman Says Harding Wil Carry AH New Engiand, and Eyerything West of the  Mississippi, Except Statics of Texas, Lonisinana and Arkapsas.

ARREST   Of Right Armed Men In Dublin Be lieved Planning to Avenge MacSwiney’s Death.

Of Eight Armed Men In Dublin Be lieved Planning to Avenge MacSwiney’s Death.

INDEPENDENT SAYS LEAGUE DEFEATED   Non-Partisans Losing Grip on North Dakota, Anti-Leaguer De pleyas

BACKSET FOR NON-PARTISANS   Declared to Have Suffered Severe Reverse in North Dakota.

COUNTS TOWNLEY’S LOSSES      Opposition to League in North Dakota Comments on Blection

DEMAND EBERT “COME OUTSIDE   AD Crowd at Men Carrled a Coil ¢ ~~ Rope, but; President Ebert Con-e. tlided Speech.

DEMAND EBERT COME OUTSIDE   A Crowd of Men Cartied a Coll. ¢ Rope, hilt President Ebert Con+ ohaded Speech.

QUICK ACTION  5 DEMANDED   Else General Walkout of Rail. road Workers of Country May Come on Monday.   LEADERS NOT ABLE TO HOLD THE MEN   President. Wilson Makes Re  quest of Railroad Labor  ~—s Board to Act Speedily. _

UNION LEADERS SAY UNABLE LONGER TO HOLD MEN IN CHECK.   INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO PRESIDENT WILSOR

UNIVERSAL TIE UP OF RAILWAY LINES WARNING GIVEN WILSON   White House Urges La‘por Board to Hasten Wage .Decision   UNIONS SERVE 3 DAYS NOTICE   Outlaws Will Put Through Their Program Monday as Men Are Getting Out of Control

Affecting Every System Planned for Monday   Unless There Is Immediate Actioh by the Labor Board.

CX IRAE   Telegraphic!   RAILMEN THREATEN GENERAL WALKOUT NEXT MONDAY

RAILROAD MEN NOT TO WAIT ANY LONGER   White House Notified That Unless Decision Comes, Strike Starts Monday.

OUTLAW UNION WEAKENS; ASKS RULING BY NEW RAILWAY. BOARL   First Peace Overture Made in Eastern. District.

First Overtures on Part of Striking Rail Workers Were Made Last Night   BREAK FLATLY DENIED   Men Wil Not Go Back Until Substantial Wage Increase Has Been Granted

SWITCHIMEN NOW WANTING PEACE   First Overture Comes, From . Chairman. of . Committeein New York   DENIES WEAKENING   President of Brotherhood of Trainmen Opposes Any Compromise

IHINEHO WANE PEAGE QVERTU ite:   Chairman of Committee ir New York Says, However Substantial Wage Increase Must be Given.

GENCAAL TRIKE  STUATION MUCH IMPROVED TOO   EAST AND WES! IMPROVED   NEW YORK IS NEARLY NORMAL, CHICAGO PICKING UP

STRIKERS ASK FOR AN OPPORTUNITY 10 SUBMIT GRIEVANGES   Deny That Ranks Are Weakening, But Request. Hearme Before » Railroad Labor Board.   FIRST GVERTURE FOR PEACE

EAST AND WES1 IMPROVED      VEN YORK IS 1S NBARLY NORMAL, CHICAGO PICKING UP

PEACE OVERTONES MADE BY STRIKERS   Wants Labor Board to Consider Grievances.   LEADER GIVES STATEMENT   McHugh Declares, However, That Men Will Not Go Back Until They Have Received Substantial Wage Increase-— Denies That Ranks are Weakening in New York.

STRIKE AGREEMENT SEEMS GLUSE Ti EASTERN STATES   Men Ready to Give R. R. Labor Board a Chanee   DISCLAIM ANY UNAMERICANISM

OVERTURES OF PEACE MADE IN NEW YORK   Strikers Willing to Have Labor Board Consider Their ~ Grievances:

WOULD MAKE ARBITRATION COMPULSORY   Redraft of Labor Section of Rail Bill Se Provides.  HINES IS ACTIVE   Railroad Legislation is Affected by Threat of Tie-Up of Rail Sys. tems: Plan Beard of Nine.

WAGE DISPUTES ENTER RAILWAY LEGISLATION      Two Movementa ‘Begin . to. Controversies Adjusted: ] fore Enactment.. ;       Meeting to Consider Wits ‘Proposal for’ Commission Over Demands, .           WOULD CREATE NEW BO   Legislation . Proposed ‘ ‘Seeks ~ Force Arbitration Over. All Disputes, ©

TWO MOVES NOW UNDERWAY WHICH WILL HALT STRIKE   Leaders Are Going to Let Talker Have Their Say Before Pressing Action.   OVER LODGE’S PROPOSAL   He Wants to Change Pclicy by Which United States Could Quit the League,

PLANS ARE "UNDER WAY   aitrond Wage pis          _ begislation,. .

RAIL BILL IS DRAWN ANEY   New Legislation Provides For Wage Board Whose Decisions Would Be Binding—-Men Would Be Represented.

SIGNING FINAL COMPROMISE IN RETURNING R. R   Labor Section of Bill Practic ally Redrafted by Referees  for Return to Private Ownership of Railroads   DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES REQUESTS CONFERENCE   Instead of Federal Board of Five It Will Consist of Nine if Redraft Meets Agreement

WAGE DIOPUTE HANDLED FROM TWO ANGLES   Board of Nine Proposed, With Its Decisions to Be Binding.

CONFEREES SIGN RAIL BILL TODA\   Compulsory Arbitration Fixed In Joint Legislation For Return Of Carriers.

MAY HAVE COMPULSORY ARBITRATION AND COMMISION TO HEAR UNION’S DEMANDS

POLICE SEARCHING FOR ' DEPTH BOMB INVENTOR   Angelus J. Casten, Chemist . Disappeared at Detroit After Mailing Post Card to Fiance.

PRESIDENT WILSON  BRINGS FORTH AN  EARNEST LEAGUE APPEAL   Chief Executive Attacks the Americanism of All Who Oppose Covenant in its Present Form; Article 10 Is 0: K. He Says

PLEA FOR THE WILSON PACT   PRESIDENT SAYS LEAGUE oF NA TIONS CHIEF ISsuEr,   ‘ASKS PEOPLE TO SUPPORT IT   ; WHOLE WORLD AWAITING THE NOVEMBER VERDICT.   Amazed At What H- Calls (crease ige  merance aed Audacity of Mea Who Are Attempting te Defame it.

RISING MAY SOON COLLAPSE   Revolutionary Movement in Ger: many Expected to Be of Limited Life.

1-000 SEAN BY TURKS AT MARASE NS FRENCH LEFT   Official - Version from’ Athens Concedes. Vast Number of : Murders in- Cilicia.

BIG PROFIT ON DRESS GOODS   ‘Women of Country Add Fifty Pe: Cent to Inccme of Manufacturers, According to Expert.

THE WOMEN PAY THE PROFITEERS A BIG MARGIN   ECONOMIST EXPERTPLACES FIGURES BEFORE THE WAGE BOARD.   HIGH PRICES ARE NOT FAIR OR WARRANTEL

GOV. EDWARDS IN LISTS FOR PRESIDENCY   New Jersey Executive Filed Nomination Petitions at Springfield, Ill.—Carried 4,075 Names.

New Jersey’s Wet Governor Files Illinois Application to Put Name on Primary Ballo

LIVELY FIGHTING IN RUSSIA AND SIBERIA, POLES BET INIT, KOLCHAK 15 DOWN, DENIKINE BEATEN

LIVELY FIGHTING IN PUSSIA AHO SIBERMA, POLES GET INIT, KOLCHAK 1S OGWN, GEAIKINE GEATEN

FIND DYNAMITE IN FORD PLANT; PLOT FEARE!   2xplosive, W rapped i Towel, Discovered in Entee Dram aft Dry Kiln.

Defense in Centralia Detlares Raid on Hall Framed   SAYS.LEGION WAS - WITHOUT BLAME   Declares Armistice Day Tragedy Is Move in Industrial War

COLLAPSE . TROOPS BLAMED ON RULER CARI   Former Austrian Empero:  + Issues a Series of ConFa, nO NO gas, OL a

FOUR MIVSTERIOUS IN. NEW YORK CRIMINA, LIST BAFFLE POLICE   Wot a Single Arrest Made On Any Case As Yet.

NEW YORK POLICE   Baffled by Four Cases, Two Involving Violent Death.

ONE DAY SESSION WILL BE FOUGHT   Lu at Conatitutioraty of Pledges.   WILL HOLD JOINT SESSION   of Governor Wil Ge Read After Which Amend-. ment Will Be Up.

PLANNING 10 BUWB THE GOODRICH ONE-DAY SESSION   LIEUT.-GOY. BUSH WILL TEST THE CONSTITUTIONALTY OF PLEDGES FOR THE SESSION

BUSH OPPOSES GOODRICH’S PLAN FOR SESSION   If IS EXPECTED RATIFICATIOY RESOLUTION WILL BE REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

BUSH 10 FIGHT LIMITATION PLAN   Lieutenant Governor Preparing te Throw Bomb Into The Goodrich Program.   TO SUPPORT SUFFRAGE MOVE

PLANNIN TE ouwle i UNE-DAY SESSION   LIEUTL-GOY. BUSIL WILL TEST THE CONSTITUTIONALTY OF PLEDGES FOR THE SESSION

Harding Reiterates Mis Opposi tion to Entrance in League of Mations.   FAVORS HAGUE TRIBUNAL   ‘Republican Candidate Woule Save What Is Good in Versailles Treaty.

HARDING SPEAKS ON CONSTITUTION   wo Lone As iH Eudures “The People Will Never Have a Master.”

REITERATES VIEWS. -ON WORLD LEAGUE   Harding Writes Letter-to Corneil Professor Advocating  ’ World Court.:   UPPUSES WILSUN LEAGUE   Offensive and Defensive Alliances Are Also Taboo With’ Marion Senator,

HARDING REITERATES LEAGUE QPPOSITION IN NEW STATEMEN   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE PLEDGES REPUBLICAN PARTY TO SAVE NATION FROM THE WILSON COVENANT

Declares Lt. S. WHI Not Be Allewed by Repeblicans to Kinter the Leacue of Wilasen.

CONSTITUTION DEFENDED BY SEN. HARDING   Republicans Will No Allow It To Be Surrendered.

REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL NOT SURRENDER NATIONAL FREEDOM   SAID SENATOR HARDING IN A LETTER TO CORNELL PRESIDENT

CUBA’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE HAS DENIED CHARGE   Says the United States Provided Example He Followed.

FRANCISCO VILLA JOINS REVOLUTION WITH 10000 ARMY   Carranza’s Arch Enemy Nov Has 2,000 Men in Field on Obregon’s Side.   10,000 REBELS WILL MARCH ON MEXICAN CAPITAL SOON   United States Army Observer is Desired to Accompany General Calles’ Army.

CARRANZITAS REPORTED PREPARING FOR BATTLI   Forces Gathering at Two Points in Northeastern Part of Mexico First Clash May Result.

More Reds Are Taken by Federal and State Officers   HUGE ROUNDUP. STILL CONTINUING   State Attorney K His Charges Aga Uncle aa

HELD. FOR MURDER OF CHILD   Angry People Besicae Hall While McNeal is Committed { + Trial.

MOB LAW FEARED FOR MAN HELD AS CHILD’S MURDERER   Body. of Little. Girl Found i Canadian Woods—6-year ce ea ee Se ee

BROWNLOW FENN APU   Friends Claim to Have Seer Missing Santa Ana Painter on Street.

BROWNLOW SEENNLA ~ REPORT   Friends Claim to Have Seen Missing Santa Ana Painter on Street.

BOOSTING THEE PAY.   Unele Sam Coming to Relief of Overworked Postmasters of Country.

BOOSTING THEW P.          am Coming to Ttel worked Postmasters  “nele

Eighty Lives Were Lost, Four Hundred Were Killed and Property Damage Was Near $10,000,000

MIDDLE WEST _ "DEATH TOLL EIGHTY-ONE   300 Injured and Property oss is Js: tatketed at 816,000, DOU “Reson Werk Edicient.

REBUILDING _  STORM RUINS   REVISED LIST OF TOLL 0) STORM SHOWED 35 DEAD. IN _INIIANA—TENTS ARE. USED

TEN MILLION LOSS; TORNADO DAMA   Spread Over Five Wes! ern States With Toll c 80 Dead

DEATH TOLL OF TOR~ NADO NUMBERED 80  ~ TT DEAD IN MICHIGAN      Property Damage In Five States Estimated At $10, 000 ;000-—Work of Rebuild-

TOWNS REBUILDING _ HOMES; 106 DEAD; LOSS $10,000,000   Hundreds Injured ‘in Six States Which Felt Tornado. Homeless Given Shelter and Relief Hurried to Points Where Most Needed. 5

INDIANA LEADS LIST OF DEAL   A Total of 36 Lives Were Lost in Sunday’s Teraco—Are Kecovering   "DAMAGE IS ENORMOUS   Rescue Work is Now in Progress—Iinois and Viehjoan Hit

BEGIN LABOR OF RECONSTRUCTION IN STORM AREAS   WRECKAGE IN PATH OF TORNA DO. 1S-BEING CLEARED AWAY AND REBUILDING IS  ee f STARTED.   RUSH AID: TO SUFFERING   Red Cross and Army Aiding in Caring for Wounded and Re-establishing Homeless—Property Loss $16,500,000—Dead Total 126.

WEST REBUILDS AFTER STORMS   Whole Population Turns Out in Many Communities to Aid Work of Reconstruction 

MID-WEST CLEARS STORM WRECKS   Work Starts to Rebuild Whole Communities in Tornado Area

Middle West Rebuilds. - After Sunday’s Winds   Latest “Lists. ‘Show 80 Lives Lost, 400 Injured.   $10, €00, 000 Prop erty: Damage.

EARNINGS OF U. 8. STEEL SHOW GAIN   INCREASE OF FOUR MILLION SHOWN BY FIGURES FOR THIRD QUARTER

DELEWARE CENSUS [9 ANNOUNCED; TOTAL OF 173,003 POPULATION   FIRST STATE WHOSE TOTAL POP LLATION HAS BREN ANNOUNC. ED IN PRESENT CENSUS,

“DELAWARE’S GRAWTH      Popalation Tncrefine: Bi} ‘ten’ Years ts “40 Pereent—Tetal ca ane gat

CTY HOSPITAL OPENED TO WOUNDED SOLDIER   Ex-Service Men May Files Certificate of Disability and Receive Medical Attention Here.

FORMER SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE DIES IN IOWA TODA)   James Wilson Was in the Cabinet: of Presidents MeKinley, Roosevelt and Taft

CPUBLIGANG  WILL INURE LEAGUE VOTE   LOX POINTS TO “BRAZEN CONSPI RATORS” IN G, 0, P. RANKS IN LEAGUE SPEECH.

OPENS NEW ATTACK  - ON TAFT’S POSITION   Cox Sees Plan to Disre gard Referendum. . -

TAFT TARGET OF SPEECH BY GOV. COX TODA)   Attacks the Former President’: Statement That Senate Can Defeat Treaty.   SAYS If MEANS ONE THING   That Republicans Favor Disre garding Election As League Referendum,

CAN JUDGE TAFT — EXPLAIN nVING. FROM THE LEAGUE   Cox Inaugurates New Line of Attack on the Forme, _President’s Change of   Front’ . ag   IS QUEER REVERSAL      SPEAKS OF BRAZEN CONSPLK ACY TO DEFEAT. WILL OF THE: AQLIUITIUAN  GUIS BAL  PUBLIC... ; to oe

G. 0. P, WILL IGNORE LEAGUE DECISION OF PEOPLE CHARGES COX      Will Disregard Mandate of th People in League Referendum Says Candidate      CAN DEFEAT TREATY EVEN IF COX IS ELECTED SAYS TAFT   Candidate Cox Attacks State. ment of the ex-President

ATTEMPTS TO SCRAP LEAGUE SCORED BY COX   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SAYS PEOPLE ARE NOT READY. 10 HAVE THEIR COVERNMENT SCRAPPRD

TREAT MANDATE WITH CONTEMPT   Says Statement Indicates. Conspirators Intend to Turn Back’ on Electorate.   Harding May Scrap League But People Oppose Scrapnine Government

GOX 15 ALARMED OVER NEW PLOT   Charges Oonspiracy to Disre gard “League Referen- — dum” Decision.

HE PUNCTURES FX-PRESIDENT'S LEAGUE STAND   New Line of Attack Made Today By the Democratic Nominee.   FLAYS SCHEME OF SENATE OLIGARCHY   Lodge et al. Plan to Over throw the Verdict of the People.

COX ATTACK DIRECTED AT TAFT STANE   Democratic Nominee i Now Campaigning in His Home State.

FORMER PRESIDENT’S LEAGUE OF NATION ATTITUDE SUBJECT OF A SPEECH.

Avers ” “Taft's . Statement. About * ‘Ruling Senate ” Slows. Party ‘Plans.   OPENS 3-DAY TOUR THROUGH HOME STATE

G.0.P.RING PLANS TO IGNORE PUBLIC, COX QUOTES TAFT   lf League Is Endorsed Republicans Will Block It.

GOK; oAYo 6. 0? PLAND TO IGNORE THE ELECTORATE   Declares Recent Statement b) Taft Means Bosses Intend to Disregard Referendum.   Asserts Purpose Is to Turr Backs on Expressed Will of the People.

NEW ATTACK ON _ TAFT’S POSITION   Governor Cox Opens a Three Day Campaign in Home State -

GOX ATTACKS FOES OF LEAGUE IN NEW STATE (F ANKIETY   Wonders, in Van Wert Address, if Rival Plans to Ignore Solemn Referendum.   HARDING PREACHES ONE POLICY FOR ALL SECTIONS   Fallewing Chattanooga Speect Goes to Louisville, Ky., for Address Tontoht

Mic FLAWS IN ATTAGK  LEAGUE ARE FIINEY BY ANY   Democratic Candidate Begins Three-Day Tour in tlome State   McADOO ASSURES PACT MEANS PEACE   Governor Declares Judge Taft Is Disregarding Referendum

MUST STAND Bt WILL OF PEOPLE   Democratic Candidate Says the Man Elected Must Keep Faith.

CITED FOR CONTEMPT.   VMuncic Judge Aroused Cver Action tor His Removal.

MET,     CITED FUR CONT   Muncie dudge Aroused Gver Action tor His Removal.

SWEEPING _ VICTORY COMING   REPUBLICANS: MUS NOT ALLOW OVER: _ CONFIDENCE    To Breed Laxness_ —* + Only Votes in the. Ballot Box - Really Count...

SWEEPING - VICTORY COMING   REPUBLICANS MUST NOT. ALLOW. OVER: _ CONFIDENCE   To Breed Laxness — Onl: Votes in the Ballot Bo: Really Count.

GRAIN GOES DOWN   GRAIN FUTURES DECLINE   FINE SERVICE AND _ FIRST CLASS WORK

MAY NOT GIVE MAYORS BODY TO Hi FAMILY   MacSwiney Still Alive Today and Has Received : No Food

PUZZLES BRITAIN   Cabinet Fears Riots incident to Mayor's Funeral

EXONERATES: GENERAL DYER   Officer Who Ordered Massacre In In dia Cleared ‘by British Army “> Gounctl,

GEN. DYER IS EXONERATED   British Officer Who Massacred in India Is Cleared by Army Council Report.

CHICAGO HAS ANOTHER RIOT      AMER. F. OF L. ~INEAVOR OF THE LEAGUE   Peace Covenant Is indorsed by Organized Labor Without Reservations.   GOMPERS BREAKS HIS GAVEL   President of Federation Takes Ficor When Opposition Shown to Commit. tee’s Report—Outline of Pro. gram Fixed by Convention. ©   GEN. DYER IS EXONERATED   British Officer Who Massacred in India Is Cleared by Army Coun. cil Report.

THE LAW WILL BE ENFORCED   la the Keystone State Says the Governor

IT'S MIGHTY HARD   To Enforce Prohibition Says ‘Pennsylvania tnvernr

ATTEMPT MADE 10 FURTHER TRAFFIC Ih LIQUOR 19 CHARGED   Governor Sproul Declare: Contamination Of Police Tried.

EXPECTS TO SEE DRY PLANK   Bryan Will Net Admit the Peasib!iity ef Convention Iignering  Beem 48.444

ALIFRISTS AECIARE  HARRY NEW INSANE   PUN: MORE SPECIALISTS TANI WITNESS sTAS)D FOR DEFENSF.

DECLARE NEW CUBNORMAL   Under Crass-Examination, One Doctor Says Killing Was Not Necessarily Act of Insane Person

PAN-AMERICAN SOLIDARITY. WAS THEME OF TALKS   Secretary Colby Entertained at Several Functions by Uruguayan Government.   GENUINE MANIFESTATION OF REAL FEELING SEEN   President Brum Recalls Visit to United States in 1918, When He Saw War Effort and Realized It Was for Humanity, Not Selfish Purpose.

COLBY SPEAKS ON PAN-AMERICANISH   American Secretary Is Cordially Recived in Capital of Uruguay.

URUGUAY HONORS TO COLBY   Banqaet Given at the Government Palace to Seerctary of State.

PAN-AMERICAN SOLIDARITY IS CIVEN BOOSTS   Beeys Colby - atnd Uruguay’s - President Pass Compli- ments at Montevideo.

co. FARM BUREAU  NEWS DEPARTMENT   Live News Of The Hamilton County Farm Bureau And Township Organizations. Items Of Interest To Farm Readers

MOVE WIDE SPREAD   SHIPPERS AND FARMERS TO RE. CEIVE ASSISTANCE   WILL BE ON COOPERATIVE BASIS   The Arrangement fe in Line with the fdea That There Should Be Closer Co-operation Between all Farm In terests ‘to Get Beneficial Results.

30 PER CENT OF TOTAL AREA   Cattle Fever Tick Eradicated From Much Territory

Splendid Progress Is Made In “f Campaign for Eradication of the  Cattle Tick in Southern States  

CATTLE QUARANTINE NOW INCLUDES ONLY 30 PER CENT OF U. $   This Area to be Reduced Soon End of Campaign Begun in 1906 in Sight.

QUARANTINE AREA GREATLY REDUCED   ARTMENT SAYS THAT oomix AREA REMAINS  OF AGRICULTURE THIRTY

MAY REOPEN HEARING ON MINING WAR   U. S. to Include Adjust: ment for Day Laborers,  ey eee ee oe   STRIKE STILL CRITICAL   Indiana Suffers Most; Await * Meeting. of Miners’ Chiefs

AND GENERAL: SITUA. TION. RECEIVED  ‘BY “PRESIDENT .. Oy   Re-opening of Award to Adjust’ Day ‘Laborers Scale Recomm ended. — More Mines Jdle — Situation Grows More Seviane ___--

SLOW PROGRESS GETTING JURY   CHICAGO JUDGE THREAT ENS NIGHT SES. SIONS.

AIRPLANE FIRM SEEKS FIELD HERE   Chamber of Commerce Appoints Committee to Investigate Project.   CROSS COUNTRY ROUTE   Wright Aeronautical Corporatior Plans Big Enterprise. Local Or ganization Interested in Proposal.

AIRPLANE FIRM SEEKS FIELD HERE   Chamber of Commerce Appoints Committee to Investigate. Project.   CROSS COUNTRY ROUTE

MEXICO EAPEGTING GREAT BRITAIN Tl GIVE RECOGNITION   Envoy to Reopen Legation ir London, Which Has Been Closed Since 1915.

BRITAIN PLANS 10 RECOGNIZE MEXICO   [ACTION EXPECTED TO FOLL)DW THAT OF U. S.—MAY PROTEST SEIZURE OF MINE.

BRITISH 10 RECOGNIZE MEXICANS   Recognition. to F ollow Closely Action by U.  S. Government.

BRITISH RECOGNITION OF MEXICO IS NEAS   Will Follow Similar Action By America Is Opinion Of Special Envoy To London.

Say Experts Who Are on the ‘Inside.—Chile Has’ Decided “To Recognize’ the Govern“mentvand. Beige} Will Fol Jow TS

MEXICO EXPECTS 10 GET BRITISH FAVOR   Recognized by England May Follow Action by U, S.

i  'ROCKPORT CITIZENS US= OLD FASHIONED LAMPS SINCE LIGHT PLANT CLOSET

League Foes Periling U.S. For Self Gain   PRESIDENT STRIPS ISSUE OF SMOKE CLOUD OF POLITICS.

_ WILSON’S PLEA FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS MADE TO REPUBLICAN DELEGATION

BIG WHEAT CROP IN MANITORA      Ketimated Yield Far ie E That of Year Ago.  Kcess of

DOUBLE DEATH     TRRY   No Motive for Shooting Of, Mis: SORVE Parnes arg Ure.

NEWFOUNDLAND IS ICEBOUND   ice Packs Are Literally Black With Walrus, Seals and Other Creatures.

ICE BLOCKS NEWFOUNDLAND   Packs Are Black With Walrus, Seals and Other Creatures,

DENOUNCES THE ALLIES   FORMER HUNGARIAN PREMIER SPEAKING AGAINST PEACE TREATY, SAYS WAR IS ON,

TREATY IS “RAG OF INIQUITY”   Former Hungorian Premiers Denusciation of Pact Creates Scene in Parliament.

COAL MEN WANT SOMETHING MORE   New Wage Contract Is Signes But Miners Consider Means to Get Better Terms.   iMAY APPEAL TO WILSON

Insurgents Claim More Pits Are idle Despite Agreement on Wanes,   WANT WAGE CASE REVIEWED   Miners Will Forfeit $7,000,000 in Back Pay Unless They Return to Work.

CAPPER SAYS PRODUCERS ARE SAN D-BAGGING THE AMERICAN CONSOMEA 10  LIMIT-OF HIS ENDURANCE

BOYCOTT AND JAIL PROFITEER CURES, CAPPER SUGGESTS   Public*Sandbagged.” as Shown by Concerns’ Profits, Rise in Securities.   ILEATHER, SUGAR, LUMBER PEOPLE CITED OFFENDERS   ‘Farmers Nearly Bankrupt by Livestock Slump Yet Bill of Consumer’s Same.

CAPPER WOULD JAIL PROFITEERS   THE SENATOR MAKES A BITTER SPEECH ON PRICE GOUGERS.   THE REDS   THE BIG DRIVE NOW HE SAYS IS IN THE PRICE OF SUGAR   Cattle and Hogs Have Declined50 Per Cent Bat the Price of Meat Is. --As High as Ever, He Says.

PRICE HOGS USE SANDBAGS; SAYS CAPPER; URGES JAIL FOR THEM   Profiteers More Dan. gerous Than Reds to U.S.   BIG CORPORATIONS MOSTLY AT FAULT   Sugar Greatest Get. Rich-Quick Game in Country.

Food, Shoe and Clothing Prices Are Unnecessarily High, Argues Senator  Capper.   GENERAL PUBLIC. IS BEING SANDBAGGED   Shoe Men Declare Extra Dividend the Day Price Advance Is Predicted.

Senator Capper Urges Jail Bars For The Countrv's Profiteers   TELLS OF EARNINGS   Steel Trust, Leather and Shoe Company Stocks Show Big Rise in Value.

JAIL FOR = PROFITEERS   BEING ADVOCATED BY SEXATOR CAPPER. ®   Profiteers More Dangerous Than Reds Sncreased Value of

More Dangerous Than Reds, Opinion of Senator Capper   BOYCOTT HOGS, ADVISES PUBLIC   Public Is Sand-Bagged Unmercifully by Manufacturers

200 CAUGHT UP IN RAID AT CHICAGO   Gathering Places of Radical Element Wiped Out  POLICE LEAD RAIDS   Hint Palmer Playing Polities in With» holding Aid of Federal Authorities in War on Radicals.

BIG RED ROUND-. UP. IN CHICAGO   200 Alleged Members /of Radical Organizations - and Cults Taken in Raids   Boston One of Centres o}  “Criminal * Conspiracy— Search For Bill Haywood

GREAT UPHEAVAL ON WALL STREET   Wave of Liquidation and Pro fessional Selling Sweeps Over Stock Market.

UPHEAVAL IN STOCK EXCHANGE.   Shares Are Dumped Out in a Wave of Liaunidation.

FAVORITES ON WALL STREET IN BIG SLUMP   “WAR BRIDES” HIT LOWEST POINT OF YEARS AS OTHER LEADERS TUMBLE

TAKES UP RESIDENCE IN RENO   Bet Purpose of Former Wife of John Jacob Astor Net Clear.

TWENTY-NINE REDS ARE SEIZED IN RAID   U. S. Agents Make Important Arrests at Paterson, N. J.   Radicals of the Worst Type, Al Armed, Are Taken in Raid’on Headquarters.

29 REDS ARE SEIZED   U. S. Agents Make Important Arrests at Paterson, N. J.   Radicals of the Worst Type, Al! Arraed, Are Taken in Raid on Headquarters.

TERRORISTS ARE SEIZED IN NEW JERSEY   Twenty-nine Radicals In Custody of Denartment of Justice

RADICALS GATHERED ___IN-AT PATTERSON   Worst Braheh of Anarchist Or ganization Broken Up by De , partment of Justice Raid.

DRAMATIC RAID STAGED   Twenty-Nine Radicals, Includ. ing Most Dangerous Terror. ists in Nation, Captured.

Grab I. W. W. Records in Home of Anarchist Chief   PROOF OF CONNECTION BETWEEN WORST SORT OF REDS AND THE WOBBLIES IS ESTABLISHED BY. RAIDS—PLAN IS TO MURDER ALL WHO DARE TO OPPOSE ’EM—STAND AGAINST ALL GOVERNMENT.

GET 29 RADICALS IN FEDERAL NET   Haul Includes Most Dangerous Terroriste In States, Secret Service Men Say   Official 1. W. W. Records Fo District East of Chicago Also Are Seized In Raid

26 REDS CAPTURED   BY FEDERAL AGENTS IN RAID AT PATTERSON, N. J.   DANGEROUS RADICALS   Art Included In The Group Officers Assert ;

AS OF i¢ BRIDE   Dificial 1. W. W. Records fer Entire District in Hands of Government Agents  at Patterson, N. J.   RINGLEADER CAPTURED AT MAGAZINE PLANT   Men. Declared Members of Most Dangerous Circle in Country

AOOAGUTNATION AND VIGLENGE Io THEIR GREED   Anarchists of the Worst Type, Terrorists Compared With Nihilists of Russia, They Are Enemies of All Government.   WILL GO TO ELLIS ISLAND   All Official Records of I. W. W.’s for Entire District East of Chicago Seized, and Editor Caminetta Among the Lot.

ARREST 29 RADICALS   REDS OF WORST TYPE SEIZED BY U. 8. AGENTS.   One Hundred Federal Officers Swoop Down on Headquarters at Paterson, N, J,

SEIZE 29 ALLEGED: REDS AT PATERSON   Said ‘to Include “Most Dahger“dus Terrorists Known in ~ This Country.

EDITOR CAMINETT] WAS. ONE   Every Anarchist Armed With Rev Running. Off Quantity OF: Rea Literature In  t Nawwesanaye Offf en                 DYED IN WOOL ANARCHISTS

1) HADIGALS UF ADANGEROUs TYPE, RUN IN BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Members of L’Era Grouo, Whose Creed is Assassination and Violence, Are Arrested at Paterson.   IMPORTANT I. W. W. RECORDS ARE SEIZED   Library Containing the most Complete Collection of Anarchistic Literature in \ & ic Confiscated,

29 Advocates of Assassination and Violence Are Captured l. W. W. RECORDS SEIZED Editor of “Massacre” Also ts Taken in Surprise Attack   . W. W. RECORDS SEIZED

POLES CONTINUE 10 WEEP BACK SOVIET ARMY FROM WARSAV   Counter-Attack Continues Successfully Except in Small Sector in Lemburg District.

Poland Warned By U.S. _ Not to Invade Russia i in. _ Driving Reds Over Border

STRIKE OF STEEL WORKERS ENDED   National Committee Votes to Call Off Walkout; Which) Involves 307,000 Men at Start.

STRIKE IN STECL WLS 1 CALLED OFF OFFICIALLY   National Committee Sends Telegrams to All Union Heads, Organizers and  Field Men   MORE ORGANIZING FOR FUTURE IS STATEMENT   William Z. Foster Announces Resignation as Secretary Of National Body

OPPOSITION OF BRITISH LABOF   Want to Give No Assist. ance in War Against Soviet Russia

PRIORITY TO RELIEVE FREIGHT CONGESTIONS   Interstate Commerce Commission to Grant Précedence to Uninterrupted Movement of Essential Commodities   CAR SITUATION

0 CLEAR UP RAILROAD DIFF CULTIES   Hourly Expected from Interstate Commerce Commission Today.

AUTOISTS GO TO BEAR MOUNTAIN PARK ON MONDAY   Big State Reservation’ Wil Open For the Season Decoration Day.   INSPECTION - YESTERDAY   State Will Give $5,000,000 For Further Development if  ato WN De ta

Lest we forget, there will be a school clection and town election in Blockton this spring.   Chronic Constinatian

COX IN TOUCH WITH CONVENTION DOINGS   Spends Day at Newspaper Office But Refuses to Make . Statement.

GET READY FOR VOTE ON TREATY   Reservation After Reserva tion Was Voted Down Today By the Senate.

PREPARING FOR THE FINAL TEST FOR PEACE TREATY   Night Session Likely In Event I Secms Likely To: Bring Controversy To Conclusion.

SENATE AGAIN VOTING DOWN RESERVATIONS   ‘Dozen Offered Today to Be Dis posed of Before the Final Vote.   ‘RISH QUESTION UP AGAIN   Administration Forces Again Object of Attacks By Re- © servation Friends,

RESERVATIONS TO TREATY 60 DOWN ONE AFTER OTHER   Grist. of About . ‘Dozen. Voted - Down in Quick Succession by Senate- Wranglers. -

TREATY YOTE IS PLAN FOR TOMORROW   Reservations _ E Being. DisPosed i in Hurry This °° . Afternoon a   BRYAN 18 ACTIV-E   Tries to Influence. the Demo cratg to Accept a Compromise =

SENATE VOTES DOWN ALL  RESERVATIONS PRESENTED   Little Hope That Enough Democrats Will Break Away to Ratify Treaty

SENATE HURRIES ~-VOTEQNTREAT   REED’S RESERVATIONS ARE DEFEATED—SELF-DETERMINATION ARGUED.

FINAL VOTE ON  PEACE TREATY COMING NEAR   Show Down ,Is Expected Ti Come in Senate Friday Or Saturday

FINAL VOTE 0 PEACE TREATY BELIEVED NEAR   Senate Leaders Prepare for Early Showdown—Bryan’s Presence Gives Uncertainty to Outcom: of Fight.

SENATE CONSISTENT IN VOTING DOWN NEW RESERVATIONS   RESOLUTION OF RATIFICATION TO BE PUT IN FORM FOR VOTE TO . ATORROW.   DERATE LIMITED   Night Session May Be Held to Bring Conclusion to Controversy. 3

VOTEFAILS ON ~ PEAGE CLAUSES   One After Another Senate Votes Down Proposed Reservations to Treaty.   MANY PLANS REJECTED

VOTE ON TREATY TOMORROW   Lite Hope of That Enough Democratsa Will Vote Away.

Se Te gee as pees el) ae  VOTE ON PEACE TREATY MAY BE TAKEN FRIDA'

¥ YOTE FRIDAY ALTON ON; DEFEAT EXPECTED   DERATE JM IMITED 10 GET fo ae TOMORROW      Republi dhs Renew Attacks Qn Sé@alors Standing   Witly Administration.

FINAL TREATY VOTE APPEARS TO;BE AT HAND   fore Tomorrow or Saturday  Show Down “May Not Come   BRYAN IS ON HAND TO INFLUENCE DEMOCRATS

RATIFICATION. * ~~ VOTE IS NEAR   MAY COME TONIGHT BUT SCHEDULE CALLS FOF TEST TOMORROW. :   Leaders Prepared, However. for Sudden Ending of the Tigh Any ‘Time Today.” *

FINAL ACTION ON PEACE TREATY MAY TAKE PLACE FRIDAY   Lodge Will Hold Senate in Session Until Resolution is Ready.

SENATE WORKING: TO S.DISPOSE: OF REMAIN: “ING RESERVATIONS,    Following. Defeat-of. Substi* thite® ‘Reservation. to ‘Arti- cle 10 — Uncertainty of “Binal Outcome on Pact.”

iT WAS A IMHi FALL,   jury Gave Judemnet on Original and Cross Complaint,

SLEEPING SICKNESS \FFECTS ADAMS GIRL   Miss Margaret Cool, Liberty Township, In Stupor Four Days— Followed Influenza

FIND SLEEPING SICKNESS HERE   Seventeen Year— Old Libert; Tow. aship Girl In Stupor - Four Days,

ONE SOVIET ARMY MAY SURRENDER   Rupture in Peace Negotiations at Minsk Threatened by Polish Envoys’ Stand Against Severe Terms.

ONCE WEALTHY. PHYSICIAN DCNS  OVERALLS AND BEGINS WORK AS. CHAUFFEUR TO FORGET HIS PAST

THE HALL WAS PACKED   Many People Heard Dehate af Gov. Allen end-S4fSel Gompers.

GOMPERS AND GOV. ALLEN IN LABORDEBATE   THOUSANDS HEAR ARGUMENT   Labor Leader Declares ‘‘We. Are Now At Parting of Ways. In  Great Controversies Occupying Min-le OF Dannla   PUBLIC SAFETY IS SUPREME

GOMPERS AND ALLEN MEET ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE IN THEIR JOINT DEBATE

GUMPERS HOLDS HOT DEBATE WITH GOVERNOR ALLEN   RIGHTS OF LABOR AND CAPITAL   BOTH SIDES OF GREAT CONTROVERSY WEUL EXHIBITED

Samuel Gompers and Gov. Allen Debate Merits of Recently Enacted Kansas in. dustrial Law.

NUDTENGE Blot AND CHEERS Ao DEBATERS WALK  ONTO PLATEQRN   Governor and Labor Leader Discuss the New Kansas Industrial Court Law and Kindred Subiects.   WORKINGMEN ARE NOT TRUSTS OR COMBINES   Sunflower State Executive. in His Argument, Says “ihe Safety of the Public lc the Supreme Law.”

Labor Leader and Kansas. Ex. ecutive Attack and ‘Defend... New Industrial Court. ~   DEBATE NOT MARRED BY. SERIOUS PRSONALITIES   Judge Alton Parer Presides and Applause Evenly Di-: vided During Evening: © -

GUMPERS AND ALLEN DEBATE ON NEW COURT   carnegie Hall Thronged to Capacity to Hear Orators Dis-. cuss Merits of New Kansas Labor Law.

MRS, MC CREARY PASSES AWAY   Mother of Indiana Resident Died at Her Home in Leechburg Yesterday in Her 85th Year—  Borial on Fruday   RUDDOCK DEATH

CARPENTIER IS NEXT ON THE LIST FOR DEMPSBY   Achieved Place Last Night By Besting Battling Levinsky

MENINCITIS CAUSED DEATH.      Rather Than Blows.on Head ‘of Auditor Trevyer.

MENINGITIS CAUSED DEATH.   Rather Than Blows on Head of Audi. tor Tice «2.

POLE PEACE ENVOYS NOT TRUSTWORTHY   Claim of Russians Who Evacuated BrestLitovsk Today.

RUSSIANS 287 BREST-LITOVSK MOSCOW ADMITS   Moscow Does Not Trust the Polish Bourgeoise; Declare Poles Delay Peace.

BRITONS HOLD ~ SEA PACEANI   REALISTIC” PAGERNT: CELEBRATES 2 “DEPARTURE OF PILGRIM FATH- © (ERS 300 YEARS AGO.

BRITONS HOLD -SEA PAGEANT   REALISTIC PAGEANT CELEBRATES DEPARTURE OF PILGRIM FATHERS 300 YEARS AGO.

W.o. Bryan Says One Laig Foundation For Defeat and Other Helped lt Along   Bulletin

Warts Harding at Once, by President and Vice President Resigning.

Roby, Texas, to Have . Express Facilities in Near Futurg, Says Repor

‘JOINT PEACE RESOLUTION         ‘House Measure Taken Up by Senate Committee Todas.

DELEGATIONIS VOTED SEAT AT G0. P. CONCLAVE   Credentials Committee ai Missouri Meet Takes Action.

inno) vee ies Have Right : To Own Traction Limes. As Wal As Other Utilities

HOME RULE WINS COURT VICTOR’   City May Issue Bonds To Pur chase Own Street Railways Court Decides

FEDERAL BOAR Hs PLANT UR HIGSTS   ‘Costs of Food Distribution Too Great Commission Says in Report   WAGES LAY BEHIND COMMISSION SAYS   Communities Advised to Take Steps to Provide Goods at Less Cost

DISTRIBUTION COSTS HEAVY   Are Declared Too Great By the U. S. Federal Trade Commission.

IMPROVED MARKETS, ARE RECOMMENDED   Cost of Food Distribution Seems to be Prevailing Bar To the Lowering of Costs Report of Federal Trade  Cammiceinn Stateec.

URGE MARKETS BE BUILT UP 10 LOWER H, C.OFL   Members of Federal Trade Commission Declare Distribution Big Item.

TRADE BOARD» ASKS DIRECT MARKETING   Food Distribution Cost Is Too Great, Says Report on Living Expense.

GOST OF MOVING FOOD 100 HIGH   Food Movement Should Be More Direct, Says Trade Commission Statement.   Would Be Long Step Toward Cutting Down High Living Costs.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION IS COSTLY   ‘Federal Trade Commicsion Wants  Better Faetliticea.

MIDDLE GLASSES OF ENGLAND ON ROAD 19 HUN SAYS HAGEART   EXPENSE OF REARING CHILDRENS fAESING ALARMING DECREASE iN THE BIRTHRATE.,

English Writer Believes the Middle Classes of England On Road to Ruin By HCOL

TO PROVIDE FUND FOR H.C. L. WAR   Farmers Get Together for Drive on Profiteers.   Fourteen Siate Organizations to Be Represented in Meet at Chicago on March 3,

FUND FOR H. C. L. WAE   Farmers Get Together for Driv on Profiteers.   Fourteen State Organizations to 8B: Represented in Meet at Chicago on March 3.

FARMERS FIGHT H. C, L.   ORGANIZATIONS GET TOGETHER FOR DRIVE ON PROFITEERS.   Pian to Raise $2,000,000 War Fund— To Meet in Chicago March 3.

Farmers Get Together for Drive on Profiteers.   Fourteen State Organizations to Be Represented tn Meet at Chicago on March 3.

SOCIALISM WILL NEVER FOR   LONG OVERTHROW PROPERTY   BUSTED, TOWNLEY OBLIGED 70 G0 INTO FIELD AND SRAKE DOWA THE FARMER’   BUT SHAKE-DOWN STUFF IS WORN THIN AND THE RESPONSE IS NOT GENEROUS—NEWSPAPER TOWNLEY FOUNDED IN NEED OF COIN

PRIVATE PROPERTY HAMLY ROOTEL   With Blockade Removed in Large Part, Soviet Tyranny Will Soon Face Collapse, Herbert Hoover Predicts.

Goodrich Liner Alabama Driven Across Lake Michigan by Hinh Wind.   STORM SWEEPS SUPERIOR]      Captains Start for Home Ports as Storm Gradually Lessens.

ANY AT TRICKS AGAIN   Marking Exports to U. S. “Made in England” and those To Eng: land “Made in U. S.”

GERMANY DUMPING INFERIOR GOODS IN “AMERICA. ENCLANT   Marking Britain’ s ‘Exports “Made ‘in America”. Say ‘Official.’

GRAY WOLF SHOT ON WEA PLAINS   WM. OHERREN SLAYS ANIMAL WHILE ENGAGED IN FOX DRIVE

HURRIED TO AMES HOSPITAL; DIES WHILE ENROUTE   Was Playing Hide an Seek Near rather's Store At Time.

$25,000 BAR SOLD FOR $165   Was Former Ornament of Cafe in Sar Francisco—Other Bargains Are Reported,

INDICTED AS NEGRO SLAYERS   Texas Jury Reports. Against Five After Burningé Are wee ed ‘at Paris.

SLAYERS OF BLACKS INDICTED   Jury in Texas Reports Against Five After Burninas Are Probed.

INDICT 5 FOR BURNING NEGRI   WITNESSES AT PARIS FAIL TC IDENTIFY OTHERS, OWING TO HUGE CROWD

SIMS RESPONSI “FORINATTENTION   His Statements. Were Too Prolix and He Repeated Himself Too Much, Is Claim.

PRATT DECLARES SIMS WAS TOD COMMUNICATIVE   CAPTAIN SAYS DANIELS ANI BENSON BOTH HAD CONFIDENCE IN HIM HOWEVER.   CONFIDENCE AND POWER OF DECISION NOT THE SAME

Retaliation Measures Outlined in Placards Posted in Dublin.   President De Valera Sends Message to Wife of Cork Mavor,

FRUSTRATE PLOT ~TODYNAMITE THE LONDON TREASUR}      SCOTLAND YARD OFFICIALS HAVE A NUMBER OF CON. SPIRATOR UNDER ARREST

Scotland Yard: Unearths:Pl Credited to Sinn Feiner: Blow Up Treasury; Sever: Irish Are Put Under ‘Arre:

FRUSTRATES PLOT WOBLOW UP-6OV'T BUILOING IN LONDON   Scotland Yard Officials Say Sinn . Fein and Bolshevists Had Planned Explosion.

HUGE LONDON BOMB PLOT UNCOVERED   l’eimers and Reds Would Wreck Federal Buildings.

PLOT TO BLOW UP TREASURY BUILD-ING-IN-LONDOK   Scothind Yard Allege Plaw of ‘Stn Feiners Was to Send Taxt With Wieh Explosives,

FOR EXPLOSI   Scotiand Yard Says Iris! Office and Treasury Were to Be Blown Up   NUMBER OF ARRESTS ARE MADE SECRETLY   OTHER PLOTS BY BOOSHEVIKI AND SINN FEIN ARE RF. PORTED CONTEMPLATED IF MactWINEY DIPS,

OINN FEINER DULGHEV IO Ta THOT IN PLAN   BRITISH TREASURY ALSO TARGET OF BOMBING PROGRAM  sgutinentiannntie   Armed Forces Were to Have Raided Scene After Horror.

TWO CANDIDATES NOW ON FIELD OF BATTLE   Johnson and Harding Go To Chicago-Delegates Beginning to Arrive-Womgn Much Interested.

GREAT ACTIVITY MARKS COMING REP, CONVENTION   Time Consumed Passins on Contested Seats of Many States

CANDIDATES ON THE JOB; TWO ARRIVE TODAY   Johnson and Harding are in Chicago to Direct  Their Campaigns   MANY DELEGATES ARE ARRIVING IN CHICAGO

FEVERISH MILLING 1S STARTED IN CHICAGO BY EARLY ARRIVAL OF JOHNSON AND RARDIN

JOHNSON AND HARDING JOIN. CHICAGO JAM   ‘TWO SENATORS WHO ARE  PRESIDENTIAL ~ CANDI DATES ARRIVE: i   ‘Delegations Arriving and. End of Contesia is ‘Nearly Reached  by Committee.

ADVANCE GUARDS OF G.0.P.ARRIVING FOR CONVENTION   Next Five Days Will Be Crowded With Hasty  Conferences.

LAST MINUTE CONVENTION PREPARATIONS   Forces Aligned and Fina! Decisions Among Campaign Managers.

OHEOON AND TARDING ARRIVE   THE MULVIHILL FACTION  FROM MISSEISSIPPL WINS   REPUBLIGAN CLANS fATHER   Majority of Delegates: Unpledged— Some Delegates Clatmed by Maun.  agers of Several Candidates,

PROMISE ACTIVITY WITH JOHNSON AND HARTING (IN HANN   Politicians Expect Few Days Remaining Before Opening Will Be More Lively.   ADVANCE DELEGATES ARE.  BEGINNING TO ARRIVE    Platform Work Awaiting on Disposition of Big Array of Contests.

HOOVER WILL BE CONSPICUOUS BY ABSENCE   All Other G. O. P. Barkise: Will Be at the Chicago Convention.   MANY DELEGATES ON SCENE OF BATTLE   Managers of Candidates Busy Issuing Pipe Dreams to Papers.

Every Campaign Manager Is Claiming Victory for His Candidate   JOHNSON, HARDING ON BATTLE SCENE

DELEGATES COMING IN   Advance Guards Are Arriving for National Convention,   TO TAKE 2 OR 3 BALLOTS   That Maay, Anyway, Belure The Convention Will Really Settle Down,

DELEGATES POUR —INTA GHIGAGO   JOHNSON AND HARDING DUE TO. DAY—OONTESTS ABOUT - SETTLED

WINDY CITY INVADED BY CANDIDATES   Johnson and Harding Arrive; All Sides Claim Victory.

JOHNSON AND HARDING ARE ON THE SCENE   ‘Their Arrival In Chicago Marks Beginning of Active PreConvention Period.   DRY LEADERS TAKE A HAND   Will Try to Get a Plank In Platform—Women Make a Big Demand For Tickets.

MANAGE RD BUZZING ABOUT UNPLEDGEE G. 0. P. DELEGATES   Delegates Arriving at Chicag¢ and Political Pilots. Begin Making Claims.   None Claims Enough Strength for First Ballot Choice— All On Anxious Seat.

CANDIDATES ARRIVE FOR THE CONVENTION   Johnbon and Harding Looking after Fences. Wood Scores One in Seating of Tennessee Delegate.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES BEGIN 10 ARRIVE FOR NEXT WEEK'S CONVENTION   ALL CANDIDATES EXCEPT HER. BERT HOOVER EXPECTED TO ATTEND CONVENTION,

CANDIDATES FLOCK T0 CHICAGO 10 BID FOR NOMINATION   Harcing and Johnson First to Reach Windy City to Re main fer Convention.   THINGS BEGIN TO HUM   With Convention Only Five Days Away Interest Is Beginning to Pick Up.

ALL ACTIONS GONFIOENT Ct G0. WIGTOn   Senators Johnson and Harding Arrive in Chicago to Get Ring Side Seats   PLATFORM BUILDERS  -_ GET. MUCH ADVICE   ‘Campaign Managers Ooze Reasons Why Their Men  Will Get Nomination !

Harding And Johnson Now At Convention City; Forecasters Are Up In Air _   FEW CHANGING STATEMENTS

GETTING READY FOR BIG BATTLE AT. CONVENTION   Presidential Aspirants Gathering in Chicago for the Republican Convention.

Arrival of Johnson and Harding Marks Beginning of PreConvention Fight. °           Majority of “ "Delegates . Are plédged But the Majority . Have Leanings.      ‘SOME STATE PREFERENOES.          Questions of ‘Party Platforms,  ‘Are Rapidly Entering the  i  , .., Discussions, i

ALL COCKSURE AT ‘CHE MEET   “Every Campaign Manager Is Claiming Victory for His Candidate   JOHNSON, HARDING ON BATTLE SCENE

ACTIVE DAYS OF PRECONVENTION PERIOD BEGIN   Johnson and Harding Are First Candidates to Put in Appearance.

CANDIDATES ON. "GROUND EARLY   MANY ARE UNPLEDGED BUT : ALL ARE CLAIMED,   HOOVER HAS ARRIVED   OTHER ASPIRANTS ON THE GROTND AND WORKING,   The Motter of Determining Con. tested: Seats Goes Merrily y an Before Committee.

JOHNSON AND HARDING REACH BATTLE SCENE   Pre-Convention Activities Begin in Chicago With Arrival of Candidates and Additional Delegates.

CANDIDATES REACH CONVENTION SCENE   JOHNSON AND HARDING AR RIVED IN CHICAGO THIS MORNING   AFTER THE UNPLEDGED   Gossip ‘Says Severat Hallots Witl Be Necessary io Show Convention Drift   Contest Cascs Still Occupied Time of the National Committee Today

Nearly All Unpledged Delegates Claimed By At Least Three Candidates.   Rivals Now Marshaling Their Forces For The Rattle Next Week,

PRESIDENT NOT PERTURBED.   Represented as Unmindfal ef Grit. ing He Is Undergoing. By Arthur Sears Hennina

WILSON CALM AS 4 LANSING ISON STIRS WASHINGTON      PRESIDENT READS NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS OF CRITICISMS AND TALKS ABOUT HIS,  we, HEALTH ~

MINORITY OPPOSES THE PASSAGE OF NEW ARMY MEASUR   Senator Says It Will Re‘sult in “Militarism Running Mad.” ~

SENATE. MAKING EADY TO FIGHT MILITARY BILL   McKellar Describes Compulsory Training Bill As “Militarism Run Mad”   SENATORS SAY TAXES WOULD BE FORCED UP   ONE-~MAN MILITARISM OF ULTRA-GERMAN ZirS CLAIMED INTRODUCED UNDER PROPOSED PLAN,

EXPECT BITTER FIGHT ON MILITARY TRAINING   Seoatoe MeWellar Declares: Gill, Pea.  posed Is“ Milttarism Rua Mad?

REPUBLICANS TRY TO COMPROMISE   EFFORTS BEING MADE TO GET TOGETHER BEFORE THE CONVENTION WEDNESDAY

Two More Expected te Get in Race For Dele‘ gates-at-Large in G. O. P. Convention.

CHAIRMANSHIP [3 THE BIG QUESTION   FIGHT OVER DELEGATES   Approval of Goodrich’s Administration by Resolution is Also Cause of Arqument.

aaa eet tata i team cea Rett i ain aa aaa aaa PRESIDENT WILSON WILL SEND MESSAGE TO GENEYV

RANSOM MONEY WELL MARKEI   Any Ove (aught Trying ta “pend it Will Be Arrested.

OHIO JURIST PROTESTS LIMITATION ON EXPENSE   State Auditer’s Refusal to Pass $5.40 Bill for Day's Meals Starts . Discussion

OHIO JURIST PROTESTS LIMITATION.ON. EXPENSE   Btate Auditor’s. ‘Roflisal to “Pass 86.40 Bill for Day's: Meals Starts Disevsaion

ECONOMIC . CRISIS THREATENING U.S.   Farm: Bureaa Forésees Necessit: of Quick Work to “Prevent Serious Trouble.

FARMERS MUST HAVE AID SAYS FARM BUREAU   Transportation, Financial and Labor Helo and More Profits Needed. Claim   STABLE PRICES. NEED   CLAIM ADVANCED THAT AMERICA FACES GRAVE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC CONC:TION.

BRACE UP FARM LIFE ON oUtrth A GREAT GRIGIS   LABOR AND. COIN NEEDED.   FARMER MUST, TOO, BE ._ PROTECTED FROM BUNKOISTS.

MURDER TRIAL DELAYED   County Prosecutor Postnones Case of Dr. Freudenberg.

GRANT INGREASES FOR GAS SERVICE   Rates at Ardmore, Wilson. Ringling anc Healdton Are Raised by State Board.  ry

WOULD FEEL HONORED IF GHOGEN AO CHATAMAN OF GONVENTIGN. SAYS WAIS

WOULD FEEL HONORED Ir CHOSEN AS CHAIRMAN Ot CONVENTION. SAYS WALS

MPEG HAPS. BOY. GOOLIDGE   Action on Policemen's Strike Scored By ==F Shar Teader

COOLIDGE IS SCATHINGLY ARRAIGNED BY GOMPERS   Action in Boston Police Strike Last Year Severely Denounced by Head of American Federation,

Labor Leader Takes Vice-P;esidential Noniince to Aceount for Boston Police Strike Trouble

CCORES COOLIDGE ON BOSTON STRIKE   DECLARES Gov kK RN or wit He p POWER HE COMMANDED wire cry v NPROTECTED,

Poverty Grips Husband of 'Tom Thumb’s Widow   Gray-Haired Man No Larger Than a Haby Sees Hopes Fade on Auction Block.

COX’S NOMINATION VERY PLEASING T0 STATE DEMOCRAT!   OHIO GOVERNOR GENER: ALLY ADMIRED IN INDIANA.   HIS RECORD CITED TO PROVE WORTH    Strong Advocate of League of Nations —Comparison Drawn With ‘ Governor Good wen le

HOOSIERS HAIL  ROVERNOR COX   HIS RECORD IN OHIO CONTRAST ED WITH THAT OF GOODRICH IN INDIANA   COK 1S MAN OF ACTION

FORMATION OF VARIOUS TOWNSHIP: DELEGATIONS UNDED . ‘DEPUTY MARSHAIS

SEARCH FOR MO   Roaming Simian Terrorlze: in Pennsylvania,  Farmer:

TERY APE. SWIPES ‘ANTE   Players Flee In Terror ‘hen Simian “Comes In”?

NEWBERRY IS FOUND GUILTY   Senator-Elect Sentenced tc Leavenworth.   IS ALSO FINED $10,000   Sensational Election Conspiracy Case Brought About 17 Convictions.

Long Hearing Comes to An End And Heavy Penalties Are Provided.     Many Prominent Persons Are Included in List of Those Found Guilty.  Charges of Criminal Conspiracy In Election Are Sustained

ee  U.S. SENATOR —# CONVICTED   NEWBERRY Ss FOUND" CUTE: OFC NSPR ACY. ©       SPENT MUCH MONEY.   IN WS E AGERNESS:TO WIN HE: VIOLATED THE.LAWS.        Sixteew of His ‘Friends Were’ Con: vieted Along with [im and : AM Must Go: to Jail, >:  r

CONVCTONON CONSPIRAGY IN ELECTION   SIXTEEN OF EIGHTY-FOUR CODEFENDANTS NAMED FOR PUNISHMENT.

SENATOR AND 12 OTHERGARE PIVEN SENTENCES IN PRISON   Three Fined $10,000 in Addition to Terms; Nine Given Sen tences of From Year anda Day to 2 Years; Four Released With $1,000 to $10,000 Fines. —   CODY AND KING GET PENALTY SIMILAR TO SENATOR:

CHARGES AGAINST REPUBLICAN SOLON HUFL AY TRY   Several Other Defendants Ay: Found. Guilty of Criminal Conspiracy in Campaign .   EIGHT WEEKS-TAKEN - TO CONDUCT TRIAL   Case Begins With 123 Accus ed-and Ends With 85; Several Are Freed

SENTENGED 10 2 YEARS IN PRISON, FINED $10,000   16 Other Co-detendants Also Found Guilty  and Sentenced

Heavy Fines Imposed in Addition to Penitentiary Sentences. — Testimony by Campaign Manager, Just Before Collapse, Determining Factor in Jury’s Verdict.

16 OTHERS OF HIS 54 CO-DEFENDANTS ARE IN SAME BOAT   All Other Defendants Are Acquitted of the First Charge—Newberry and Aides Held to Blame By Jury of Criminal Conspiracy in the 1918 Senatorial Election.

Senator Found Guilly and Sen tenced to” Leavenworth With $10,008 Fine   VILL NOT UNSEAT HIN AS SENATOR   Varying Sentences Given to Six. teen Other Defendants in Election Trial...

ARY AND. OTHERS GUILTY   # * MICHIGAN SENATOR AND SIXTEEN ‘OF HIS CO-DEFENDANTS CONVICTED  “ BY JURY.

NEWBERRY AND OTHER TO ~ ARE FOUND GUILTY      Are, Returns Verdict Under ’ . Griminal Conspiracy Charge This Afternoon.      BROTHER AND CAMPAIGN ' - MANAGER ALSO GUILTY   Remainder. of Those Convicted Were. Closely Connected - With 1918 Campaign.   OTHERS ARE ACQUITTED   Penalty Ranges from $10,00( Down and Two Years in Prison or Less.

SENATOR AND 16 MORE CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY   Jury Finds Other Defendants Innocent Of First Charge.

Penalty for Election Frauds May Include Fine of $10,000 and Two Years in Prison—May Retain Senate Seat for Present.

MICHIGAN SENATOR AND 16 OTHERS CONVICTED BY JURY   His Brother, Campaign Agent And Others of Prominence  Are Also Found Guilty    Will Not Affect His Seat in Upper House and He Teils Friends He'll Appeal

1600- DEFENDANTS ARE FOUND GUILTY IN ELECTION FRAUD   CHIEF DEFENDANT IS SENT TO FEDERAL PRISON FOR VOTE  ATOPY 4 Ur   IS FINED $10.000   Judge Sessions Allows 90 Days for Appeal of  Caan.

Long Hearing Comes to An End And Heavy Penalties Are Provided,     Many Prominent Persons Are Included in List of Those Found Guilty.  charges of Criminal Conspiracy   sharges of Criminal Conspiracy In Election Are Sustained

FOUND GUILTY ‘DFOONSPIRACY; ~~ ARE SENTENCED   Newberry, Cody and King Get Limit of Two Years tn Leavenworth and $10,000 Fine.   CASE WILL BE APPEALED   Juror Says Testimony By De: ' fense Was What Convict: ed Them of Guilt. 

OF CONSPIRACY IN THE 1918 SENATORIAL ELECTIONS CASE.   Remainder of the 84 Defendants Acquitted—List -of Those Who Were Convicted Besides the Sena tay

SENATOR NEWBERRY AND 16 HEXCHMEN CONVICTED   Found Guilty of Criminal Conspiracy—Penalty Is $10,000 Fine, Two Years in Prison.   Two Years In Leavenworth

SEN, NEWBERRY GI 2 YAS. INU. 8, PRAGA   Also Fined $10,000; Appeals Ta Supreme Court; Te Retain: Seat In Senate.

Sixteen Of Leaders In Campaign Are Also Found Guilty   Verdict In Case Is Returned Shortly Before Noon This Morning   SOME OF DEFENDANTS ACQUITTED OF CHARGE   Convicted Are Guilty of Conspiring To Violate Federal Corrupt Practices Law

NEWBERRY CONVICTED   Sixteen’ Co-déiendants in Conspiracy Also Are Found Guilty.

JURY CONVICTS SENATOR FOR POLITICS PLOT   Is Guilty of Criminal Conspiracy in 1918 Campaign Against Ford   TRIAL LASTS 8 WEEKS   PAUL KING, CHARLES FLOYD, FREDERICK CODY AND E. V. CHILSON ALSO GUILTY.

NEWBERRY GUILTY UF GONOPIAGY, 19 FINDING OF JURY   Verdict Culmination of 1918 Senatorial Campaign In Michigan.   Case Was On Trial Eigh Weeks—Started With 183 Defendants.

Senato : BA. Co     RIGHT TO RETAIN SEAT -DEFENDED IN WASHINGTON   Senate Itself Must ‘Act on the  ’ Gharges Filed by Ford, Kepublican Leaders Declare; Committee to Convene

NEWBERRY FOUND _ GUILTY BY JURY   United States Senator And Sixteen Others Convicted in Court.   LIABLE TO PRISON TERMS   Two Thousand Persons Have Been Killed in Fighting And Riots in Germany.

NEWBERRY IS DECLARED GUILTY; — 16 OTHERS ARE ALSO CONVICTED   Senator Faces Penalty of F ine of $10,000 and Two Years o1 Less in Prison For Criminal Conspiracy in 1918 Senatoria Election—His Brother Among Others Who Committed Offense.

TWO YeARS AND 310,000 FINE MICHIGAN SENATOR   CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY IN 1918 SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN   NEWBERRY DEFEATED FORD FOR SENATE)   With Newberry Sixteen of the Othe Defendants Were Found Guilty. Heavy Fine or Imprisonment Is the Penalty

WRANGEL DRIVES END IN FAILUR!   Anti-Bolshevist Troops Driven Fron Positions in the Southern rea.

ADJOURN AFTER ' SHORT: SESSION   Greatest Importance At~ tached to Conference.   STRIKE SETTLEMENT BELIEVED ASSURED   Negotiations Are Under _~ Way at London.    ONE MAN AT WORK.

“THE WORST 1S OVER   Business Readjustment and Deflation “More Than Hall Compleied?' Says Johnson

ARGUES WORST OVER IN BUSINESS READJUSTMEN   Chamber of Commerce Execu. tive Urges Immediate Inau-. - guration of Buying -

‘WORST 1S OVER” FOR BUSINESS   Start Buying Now is Advice of Philadelphia ‘y Man.

BUSINESS GOING BACK T0 NORMAL: WORST IS OVER   Prices Down, Buy Anc Start Up Industry Again, Is Plea.

PHILADELPHIA MAN SAYS WORST IS OVER   Urges People to Start Buying to Set Wheels of Industry in Motion — Warns Public Not to Wait Too Long.

THINKS WORST PERIOD ISOVER   Business Rzadjustments Have Passed Peak Says Johnson  Don’t Wait Too Long To Begin Buying is Admonition

Of Jamer; Pattetson Conducted Friday Morning At Holy Trin‘ity Chin ch Gtangeburg, S.C.   WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

KNOWS HOW HARDING STANDS.   Cox Formally Accepts League of  A atftiane Teane.

TEAC °° * 300 OF NATIONS Cox FORT!   Ohio Governor Decidres, for Disarmament’ and Discontinuance of the Bullding of Battlesh ips—Would Save $465,000, * Q00 Next Year and With It Reclaim Arid Lands to Give ‘to the Soldiers.

COX FOR LEAGUE AND HE Vo GLAU TO MEET ISSUE              CHALLENGE SOON ACCEPTED   HE AND HARDING ARE TO FIGHT IT OUT ON THIS LINE.

GOVERNOR COX IS FOR  THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Accepts Senatér Harding’s Declaration Opposing Peace Plan in Speech.

OBJECTS TO TERRORISM IN LAW ENFORCEMEN   Warns Against Over-Zeaious Law and Order Crusades Which Themselves Are Violations of Statutes.

FOR WOMEN AN ACTUALITY BY MARCH 230  Expect Delaware and Washington te   Expect Delaware and Washington te Ratify

SAY SUFFRAGE FOR ~ WOMEN ACTUALITY BEFORE: MARCH 2380   Leaders of national’ movement highly. gratified-by West Vireinia result

SUFFRAGE AN ACTUAL FACT BY MARCH 23   Delaware and Washington Expected to Put the Amendment Over   W. VA. IS LINED UP

SUFFRAGE BY MARCH 2:    Alice Paul, Leader of Woman's Party, Makes Prediction Following Action by West Virginia.

Leaders Declare Two More States Will Vote Right   Washington and Delaware To Take Action on March 22, Is Expectation   DELAWARE MAY SEE FINAL BATTLE   Head of National Woman’s Party Says Majority Safe, West Va. Ratifies

ODESSA HAS FALLEN Td HKRANIANS   City Long in Hands of AntiBolshevist Forces on Black $@a.  FALL IS NO SURPRISE  Ukranians Had Broken With Denikine

'TO MAKE FINAL EFFORT TO  LOOSEN BOLSHEVIK HOLD.   ] 7 8 FRANCE HAS RECOGNIZED GEN. ERAL WRANGLE. AS CHIEF.   Internal Trouble Considered Bes _Way to End Bolshevik Struggle for Supremacy.

ARE REGROUPING POLISH FORCES   Now is Time to Strike Back, According to Military Men

Military Men Said to Regard Present As Opportune Time for Counter Attack by Poles   ‘CITY IS BEING ENCIRCLED   Further Boishevik Gains Are Reported—Anti-Soviet Forces Gain on Crimean Front.

WILL TRY 10 SAVE WARSAW AT ALLHAZARDS   ‘Soviets Are Maintaining 24  Miles Point on Warsaw Danzig Railroad.   POLES ABANDONED TOWN OF OSTROLEVKA   Bolsheviki Are Maneuvering to Outflank Defenses of Warsaw.

CONCENTRATE FORCES FOR BIG BATTLE      Polish Army Regrowped Along Entire Warsaw, Front, Report   FRANCE TO AID WHAS#GRS,   Recognize Anti-Soviet Leafter of Southern Russia; Reds _ Péish On -

WARSAW PLANNING. A COUNTER ATTACK   FORCES MAY BE REGROUPED FOR A DRIVE UN THE SOVIET FORCES   Hold Twenty-Four Miles of Direct Line Between Warsaw and Danzig Toddy   French Government Recoenizes Gen. Wrangell, Fighting Reds in South Russia

POLIGH TROOPS ARE MMASSED FOR DEFENSE   Are Forced to Abandon Stronghold But Fortify Warsaw.   CAVALRY IS ADVANCING

TROORS PREPARE COUNTER STROKE My a ADVANCE  TIOUS TO oN E EFFORT   Forces Are Being Concentrated and Regrouped for Extensive Coun.

ALLIED TO GET AMERICANNOTE TO RUSS PEOPLE   Entente Think Colby Note Will Have Good Effect as Antired Propaganda   TIME FOR COUNTER-ATTACK MILITARY BIEN THINK ST   Great Britain Has Many. Anx ious Days Over PolishSoviet Situation

LINES AREREFORMED   Pot Ss PLACE. “ARMIES ror DEFENSE OF WARSAW.         Ready to. be Put. in Operation fe coin Rew. Days.

POLES PREPARE TO CRACK JAWS OF RED PINGHERS   Regroup Forces for Counter Offensive Along Entire Warsaw Front.   Russ Occupy Stretch of Twenty-Four Miles of Danzig Railway.

Gather Troops for Big Counter Blow at Advancing Hordes.   FOCH AID OFFERED COMMAND   General Weygand Makes Acceptance of Offer Conditional on Evacuation of Eastern Galicia and 4 cmtin.

POLES FUKING rh BIG GUUNTER RUSH   AS REDS CROWD IN AROUND CAPITAL POLISH ARMY BEING REORGANIZED.   MILES FROM WAWGAM   Cutting of Danzig’ Corridor By the Soviets Continues—Poles Have Shake-up in the War Department.

POLES. PREPARE RA COUNTER ATTACK ON RUSS   FOOD PROBLEM BEFORE RUSSIA   A. P. Correspondent From Mescow Relates Conditions in Country— Starvation Is Spectre.

REGROUPING OF POLISH ARMIES BEING PLANNED      Counter Offensive at This Time May Save Warsaw, Is Military Opinion   BOLSHEVIKI FORCES ARE PRESSING HARI

WARSAW PLANNING A COUNTER ATTACK   FORCES MAY \Y BE REGROUPEL “FOR A DRIVE ON THE S0VIET FORCES   REDS HAVE RAILROAD      Hold Twenty-Four Miles of Direct Line Between Warsaw and. Danzig Toddy   French Government Recognizes >Gen. Wrangell, Fighting Reds in South Russia

TROOPS ARE MASSED ON WARSAW LINE      Experts Say Time i Favorable For Such  Move.

WARSAW'S DEFENSE MAINTAINED BY HERARMY —   Gen. ‘Weygand of France Giver Offer of Chief Command Of Polish Forces

POLES MAKING PREPARATION 10 COUNTER ATTACK   Regrouping Forces With Idea o Carrying War to the Enemy.   WILL ASK AID OF THE U. Ss.    Extension of Credits For Pur{ chases to Be Chief  1   Request.

POLES MASS TO REPEL RUSSIANS   Gather Troops for Big Counter Blow at Advancing Hordes,   FOCH AID OFFERED COMMAND   ear Ganoral Weygand Makes Acceptance of Offer Conditional on Evacuation of Eastern Galicia and Lublin.

Polish’ L         A ders. -Reorganizing  “Troops : 1s Counter.  Blow. ckon Entire— ’” Frontin Few:Davs. +.

LINEOAREREFORMEL   POLES PLACE. ARMIES FOR DEFENSE OF WARSAW.   ‘Plans Rendy to be Put in Operation  ae - in Few Days.

ABANDON FAIR PRICE DUTIES.   Illinois Werkers Complain ef Lack eof Wanhiagton Suppert.

Or. SHOCK UNKNOWN      Hietunutioan Shak Springtiol: And Other Towns.

SAKE UP IN WAR DEPTS. BUSINESS METHODS URGED BY HIGH OFFICER   Cement Sold by On Branch Resold_ to U. S. at Profit

OWN PROPERTY SOLD TO GOV'T.   Speculator Pays Government $1 Ton Cement, Sells to Government for $6.

PLAN T0 STOP PROFITEERING IN ARMY GOODS   INVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT HUGE PROFITS HAVE RESULTED FROM RESELLING BY CIVILIANS OF SUPPLIES BOUGHT FROM GOVERNMENT.

$5 TON MAGE ON U8, CEMENT   Army Inspector Urges Action te Prevent Such Speculation   BOUGHT AND SOLD TO POSTS   Hazing Checked—Clean Bill Given Troops in Germany

WOULD REVISE ~ SALES SYSTEM   Speculators Profit On Surplus Stores.   INSPECTOR GENERAL STRESSES NECESSITY   Buy From One Branch-Sell to Another.

WANTS GOVERNMENT 10 REVISE SELLING PLANS   General Chamberlain Recommends New Method of Disposing of Surplus Stores,

ADVISES REVISION OF METHOD OF DISPOSITION SUBPLUS GOVERNMENT GOODS   Inspector General Claims That Army Goods Are Sold and Resold —- Recommends More  Care in Regard to Promises Mala tr Reerrinte.

GLEAN BILL OF HEALTH 10 U. 0 ARMY ON RHINE   inspector Gen. Makes Many Recommendations in His Report Filed With the Nenartment.

IAZING AT MILITARY ‘COLLEGE ABOUT TO ENT   Ientions Proper Things fo: , Wear in Tropic, Replace: /ment of Old Buildings With  ' Permanent Ones.

GOVT. GETS THE WORST OF DEALS   MANIPULATED BY SPECULATORS WHC BUY THE SURPLUS STORES.    Buy From One Govern " ment. Department - and  _ Sell to Another Dept. at Uy Mmos the Cost. »

Government Merchandise s Being Bought and Sold To Other Departments At Higher Figures

CHANGES URGED BY INSPECTOR   General of the Army; Include Revison of Stores Selling

PLAN FIGHT ON SPECULATORS   GOVERNMENT TO REVISE SUPPLIES STORES METHODS.

GOVERNMENT BUYS WITHOUT A SYSTEM   ARMY INSPECTOR GENERA! ADVISES THAT METHODS BE CHANGED   COORDINATION 1S NEEDEL   One Government Department Sold Cement At $1.00 and Another Bought It Back at Increase of $5.00.

U, 3. PROPERTY WILL i DISPOSED OF WITH SOME BUSINESS FORM   Sale of Stuff by One Depart _ ment and Repurchase at Ab normal Profit From Buyer By Another Department is Candemned.

SPECULATORS GET MONEY OF GOVERNMENT   Buy Surplus Stores ai Low Figure and Sell Back at Profit.

SOVERNMENT SROULD REVISE PLAN OF SELLING SUPPLIE:   Major General Chamberlain Tells of Man Buying Cement at $1 Per Ton of One Branch of Government and Selling to Another at $6.

Inspector General In Annual Report Makes Suggestion:   WOULD PREVENT SPECULATORS EROM DEALING IN FEDERAL PROPERTY— SAYS THAT TAZING AT WEST POINT IS ON DECLINE.-CLEAN BILL OF TMEALTH TO FORCES IN GERMANY _

INSPECTOR GENERAL  DF REGULAR ARMY SUGGESTS RADICAL  REFORMS IN REPORT   WOULD ELIMONATE. CHANCE FOR GRAFT THROUGH BUYING AND RE-SELLING AS IS NOW PRACTICED

“EFFICIENCY” IS THE WATCHWORD   InspectorGeneral: Finds Cement, Sold by Government _ Rebought at High Price

U3, PROPERTY WILL BE DISPOSED OF WITH SAME BUSINESS FORM   Sale of Stuff by One Department and Repurchase at Abnormal Profit From Buyer’ By Another Department is: Condemned. ~* ‘

FIGER TELLS HOW UNCLE SH BETS SWINDLEL   Selis Cement for $1. and Buys lt Again-for $6, Re--. port Says

3 LUMBERMEN ADMIT KILLING STATION AGEN]   Skowhegan Authorities Hold Accused, Await ing Action of the Court

ADMIT KILLING ‘STATION AGEN]   Skowhegan Authorities Hold Accused, Awaiting Action of the Court.

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE CALLED   To Meet On May 20-—Pinh Bell Worm and Education To Be Considered.

OPEDIAL aESalON OF LEGISLATURE CALLED   HOBBY ISSUES PROCLAMATION FOR LAWMAKERS T0 MEET ON MAY 20.   DISCUSS THREE SUBJECTS   Pink Boll Worm and Maintenance of Education and State Government to Be Considered.

$2500 War SativgsiStamps $00 Cash Take, Robbers’ "Escape in Auto.

ASSEMBLY  WILL HELP ARMENIA   May Send Armed Force and Funds   VOTE IS UNANIMOUS   Believe America Will  Do Her Share

LEAGUE (6 TO AlN ARMENIA   Vote Taken’ Today is) Unanimous. United States is Expected to Help: in Undertaking

LEAGUE NATIONS VOTE TO ADJUST ARMENIAN STATUS   Wit Require 60,000 Men and Expen. diane of 10,000,000 Pounds fo Save Armenia,

Council. is . “Asked to. Take Immediate: Steps: Towards Helping Starving: Country   Tone of- Regret in 1 Balfour’ Statement: That. Uv. Ss. Did Not Help Country 

League Council Is Summoned to Act at Once on Near East Prahlam_   BELIEVE U. S. WILL HELP   Delegates Express Hope That America Will Not Refuse Its Aig.

Assembly Votes Unanimously to Call Council; Armed : Forces Will Be Sent. ~   AMERICA COUNTED ON * TO TAKE FULL SHARE   ARMY OF 60,000 EXPECTED Po BE REQUIRED FOR EXPR. DITION AT COST OF 10,900,008 POUNDS, ;

ARMY TO All OUFFERING ARMENIA   Assembly Plans to Stop Hos tilities; U. S. May Assist

IMMEDIATE AID FOR ARMENIA BY LEAGUE ~ - ASKED BY ASSEMBLY   Resolution Adopted Sommoning Coun. cil to Take Action in Near East;. Vote Is Unanimous First Time

LEAGUE MOVES UNANIMOUSLY TO AID ARMENIANS   Summons Council‘to Take Im. mediate Steps to Settle Armenian Problem.   CAN'T SUPPRESS POISON GAS

LEAGUE TAKES: STEPS 10 AO THE ARMENIANS      Counc Summoned aad Asked 1 ‘Take Inmediste Action oa ‘Hie Ouesiion      OUT PLANS         AN Great Powers Will Be Asked Provide 2 Portlun of the

PETITION. FOR--RECEIVER   Lowell Textile’ Company’s Creditors File Petition in "Federal Court ”

RECEIVERSHIP SOUGHT.      Memphis. Firm Takes Action Against Cotton Manufacturers.

WAR THREATENED BEIWEEN POLAND AND LITHUANIA   Country Reported Invaded by Warsaw Troops Makes Plans for Defense—Boundaries in Controversy.

POLES EMBROILED WITH LITHUANIANS ON BOUNDARY LINE   Can Avert Bloodshed : Only: by Withdrawal of Invaders, Minister Threatens,  ~   REDS ASK PROMISE OF  PEACEFUL. CONFERENCE   Russ Foreign Minister Wants  Guarantee Delegates Will  “Not Be Annoved.

MRS, JOHN MILLHIMES    Tuberculosis Claims Young Straban Township Woman.

CONFUSION STRIKES: COTTON EXCHANGE   Trading Suspended Today Over Pres‘ent Contract Under Which s Trading Is Carried On.

FARMERS TRUST (0, TO INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK   From $250,000 To $500,000 At Special Meeting On. April 14   UUW BNE 0 IND GND  For 1919 Were 194 Per Cent On the Capital Qark :

FARMERS TRUST C0. 10 INCREASE - CAPITAL STOCK   From $250,000 To $500,000 At Special Meeting On April 14   COMPANY’S NET EARNINGS   For 1919 Were 192 Per Cent. — On the Capital Stock

HOME RULE BIL   Multiplication of Inatitu* tions and Offices” ©   Declares Pledge He Gave in 1914 Would “Be Adtered  wn ole

ASQUITH STANDS PAT ON HOME RULE BILL   SAYS PRESENT DOCUMENT IS CUMBERSOME AND NOT AT ALL EFFICIENT; WANTS ONE PAR “LIAMENT.

ASQUITH ATTACKS IRISH HOME RULE   Pending Bill Pronounced Cum brous Duplication and Ineficient.

VOTE OF 348 10 94 TAKES: MEASURE WELL ON WAY  TO VICTORY.   Hot Debate in Parliament on - Bill Takes Place; Former Premier Asquith Opposes   Bonar Law Speaks in Favor of Government Plan; Defends Double Parliameni _

Asquith Assails Irish Home Rule Bill; Urges  1 Parliament for Eri

Sir Horace Plunkett Says It Will Never Be Acceptable to the Irish Peaonle.

IRISH BILL WON'T CATER IRELAND. SAYS PLUNKET]   Not Right Why to Bring Peace Declares Sir Horace, Coming Here For Rest.

HICLARO WILL NCVER ACCEPT ENGLISH BILL   May Go Through at Westminster, but Will Never Be Acceptable to Erin, Says Sir Horace  _ Plunkett.   Eyewitnesses of Burning of Cork Will Appear Before Committee of 100 to Testify Regarding Outrage.

ACCEPTABLE TO IRELAND, EVEN  ROPOSED MEASURE WILL NOT BE IF IT IS ADOPTED BY ENGLANI   ‘atesman Says the Bill Represents the Interests of Only About One-Fifth of the People of Emerald Isle and Is Repugnant to the ‘Remaining Four-Fifths.

DECLARES PRICE OF - GASOLINE WILL- DROF   Former President of Oi! Manufacturing Association Says Surplus Will be Accumulated   NEW PLANTS BEING BUILT

GASOLINETO — DROP SOON (?)   Predicted by W. HW. Barber of ihe City of Minneapolis

FUND HALSEL WN GAL. BY JOKNOOR MEN TOLD   Alexander McCabe Testifie: in Senate Investigation

HELP OUT JOHNSON           ENATE INV ATION DISCLOS ES THAT CALIFOR N HAS PLENTY OF EXPENSE WONEY       FIVE MILLIONAIRE AIDES   Charges Hoover Delegation Made Up ut Memeyed Nen-- Descrifes Sums Sent to Aid Jobnven Campaign in Other Stales

FORMER GERMAN SHIP SINKS   Steamer Moccasin After Trip to South America Goes Down at Brooklyn Pier.

U. S. SHIP MOCCASIN SINKS   Former German Steamer Prinz Jo. achim Goes Down at Brooklyn Pier.

SINKS AT HER PIER   Former German Steamer Be haves Badly in Port.

. S. SHIP MOCCASIN SINKS   Former German Steamer Prinz Jo. achirmm Goes Down at Pier.

5  CLOSE TUESDAY   NORBECK PROTESTS FAILURE OF SOLONS TO RAISE WAGES OF STATE HOUSE EMPLOYES

SESSION TO ' CLOSE TUESDAY   NORBECK PROTESTS FSILURE OF SOLONS TO RAISE WAGES OF . STATE HOUSE EMPLOYES —

REPUBLICAN PLAN 15 BOLD COX CLAIMS   Democratic Nominee Jeer: G. O. P. Campaign Methods.

UO TONE QUITE MAD, 1S VIEW OF CA   Efforts ta Rafse Campaign Funds Bold, Brazen or Foolish, He Says in New York   MONEY-DIGGING REGULAR SCANDAL, GOVERNOR FEET

TURKISH, POWER FAR FROM -ALLIES   Mustapha. Kemals Forces ir Interior Are ‘Recognized Power. ' -

TURKS WILL RESIST ALLIED PARTITION OF TURK TERRITOR   Fighting Predicted if Greek: Stay in Smyrna and French in Cilycia.

TURK ARROGANT TOWARD ENTENTE   ASCENSION OF KEMAL PASHA REGARDED AS UNFAVOR. ABLE TO THE ALLIES.   SHEER AT NAVAL GUNS   The Real Government of Turkey Is at Angora and Not Constantinople, Assert the Nationalists.

EW WAR IN TURKEY IS EXPECTED SHORTL   Mustapha Kemal’s Forces Ar Likely to Contest French and Greek Occupation.   ALLIES HOLD STRAITS

MAY REFUSE TG ~ ROGEPT TREAT)   ew TuPkish Cabinet Wil Demand Recognition o: Nationalists By  Alliec Premiers.

GRAVE DANGER OF REVOLUTION MONE TURK’   NATIONALISTS NOW IN CONTROL WITH LARGE FORCES OF MEN UNDER COMMAND.

MAY BEA. .” NEW WAR   She Turks Belteved To. Have a Big Army ia Aatatic Turkey, .   TURKS IN THE HINTERLAND   They Are Not. Altogether, Satis: . lied wit The Settlement in. Regard to “Stratis.” 

NEW CABINET OF TURKEY MAY OPPOSE      RATIFICATION OF THE ‘PEACE IF NATIONALIST CLAIMS ARE NOT RECOGNIZED.   iMustapha Kenal’s Forces in - Asia Minor Will Not Ac. tioning of Asiatic Turkev.

LABOR LEADER nll AEOPONOIVE CHORD WITH STRIKE TALK   W. 2. Foster Harangues Socialists With Excuses for Failure Steel Walkout.   Throws Convention Into Uproar When He Mentioned Future General Strike.

“Next Big Strike” Is Keynote of Socialist National Conventior   W. Z. Foster, Leader of Steel Strike, Throws Meeting Into Uproar in Address Depicting Conbined Walkout of Industrial Workers; “Internationale” Is Sung and SixHour Workine Dav Adopted for Convention.

SEAL SALE 19 FINE   CAMP. FIRE GiRis onGANIZED      Tudications Point to Record Sale o Seals in County This Year.

SEAL SALE 16 FINE   CAMP FIRE GIRGES ORGANIZED POR CAMPAIGN,   Indications Point to Record Sale o Seals in County This Year.

RECOGNITION OF NEW GOVERNMENT BEING HELD UP   Vigorous Note Is Sent Tc De la Huerta Objecting To Cenfiscatory Plan

UNITED STATES MAKES PROTES   SENDS NOTE TO NEW MENICAN GOVERNMENT PROTESTING AGAINST OF DECREES   IS IN STRONG. TERM   The Communication Threatens Create a Delicate Sitmation Between the two Countries.  Text of Note Witheld,

ONE MORE NOTE SENT   United States Again Voices Protes} .Against Mexican Policy Against American Owned Oil Properties.   MEXICAN. GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO ACCEPT {   Communication Conched in Such Terms Under Secretary in Foreign Office Will Not Acknowledge Receipt.

U.S. Oil Owners   Recognition of New Governmer impossible Untess Tactics Are Chanoed.

Another Nate to Mexico New Government Must Be Good or U 5. Wil Not Speak to Her

WILSON SENDS NOTE TO MEXiCO   Protesting Against the Continuance of Carranza Policy Toward American O[l Properties.

Vigorous Note Sent MexicanGovernment   New Administration Is Told United States Cannot Countenance Oil Lands Laws Left by Carranza, and That Americans’ Property Rights Must Be Respected.

NEW PROTEST NOTE S SENT TO. MEXICO   COMMUNICATION. WARNS GOV ERNMENT NOT_TO FOLLOW CARRANZA’S EXAMPLE KRECGARDING OTT .-

y s. “SENES NOTE: OF “g _ PROTEST 10 MEXIGO           Pr otests: “Continuance ot: * Carranes ' Pr rogram: Against: American © 1 “Properties

MUST CHANGE POLICY TOWARD  OIL INTERESTS   MEXICO WARNED AGAINST CON TINUATION OF THE CAR. RANZA PROGRAM.   His Policy of Oil Confiscation Boe Not Meet With. the Approval of the United States it: is Understood.

BASLBALL GRAND ~SURY RECONVENES   St. Louis Player and New York Gambler to Give Testimony.

BASEBALL PROBE 70 BE RESUME!   Gedeon, St. Louis Browns Second Sacker and Arnold Rothstein te Testify

GEUEON AND AOTHSTEWN TO APPEAR IN BALL PROBE MAY SUPPLY EVIDENCE OF MOST SENSATIONAL SORT

ARMY CHIEFS LEAD MOE 10 SEI  DaWER   Government Forces Make Round-up of Conspirators In Bavaria

DANGER FAUING TEXAS COTTON 5 PINK WORM   QUARANTINE AND CESSATION OF PRODLCTION IN SEC-: TIONS IS ADVISED   Government Has Decided That Dras-. tic Measures Must Quickly Be Taken To Ston Pest

BIG FIRE AT MAASHALLTOWR   Automobite SalVage Company Build. Ing ond Machines Burned En. talling a Loss of $75,000.

GARAGE FIRE CAUSES A BIG LOSS TOCARS   Sixty Automobiles Buri When Fire Gutted Building.

ee  SNOW REPORTED IN ILLINOIS   Train Crew Reports Ground Covered Near Custer Park.

[ILLINOIS HAS A SNOWSTORM   Lccompanied by Fall of tHiatl at Carn Deastreved.

NNN ee ee  SAW SNOW 1N UE LINOIS! And Hail R idelead c orn Between Easex

SEPTEMBER SNOW IN ILLINOIS   Ground Covered in Storm Betwee: Essex and Custer Park—Corn Is Riddied.,

SNOW STORM IN ILLINOIS   Railroad Men Report Heavy Snow and Hail Storm Sunday,

SEPTEMBER SNOW IN ILLINOIS.   Ground Covered ” in Storm -  Betweer _ Essex and: Custer Park—Corn s Js, Riddled.

Holding Worthless Check for $163:000, John Arent Tells Joplin Police How He was Victimized by “Friend.”

 PAID WITH WORTHLESS CHECK   Minden Wan in “Missoeri Searching Foe Author of It.

Piha GALL UN UPEN-TOP Gi GRANTED MINE!   . C. C. Extends Order for indefinite Period to Insure Winter Fuel Supply   STRIKES CAUSE BIG DROP IN PRODUCTION   ONLY ONE STATE, ALABAMA NOT PRODUCING NORMAI TONNAGE; PRICES DROP $8; TO $4 IN EAST.

BIG BOOZE HAUL’. ON CUBAN SHIE   1,000 Quarts of Whisky, 1,800 Quarts of Cognac and 17 Chinese Captu®ed by U. 8S. Aaenta.

MEEY TO PICK G. O. P. KEVYNOTER   Final Convention Plans to Re Made by Party Lenders at Chieura.

REPUBLICANS IN. PHIPAD TO-DAY   Temporary Chairman: For National. Convention dn June To Be Named   WOMENREPRESENTATIVES :   Mrs. South, of Kentucky savé Women of Nation Ar Interested In Polities. ‘

REDS TRAVEL in STYLE ON WAY TO WASHINGTON   Socialist Delegates Go to Cap ital on Special Train Following Convention.   ‘ALIEN CONTROL BARRED

SOCIALISTS GO TQGARITAL-T0PRESS APPEAL   Convention toHear Report on Result of Request for Amnésty

NON-PARTISANS. ~ INN, D, PRIMAR)   Heavy Vote Predicted—Campaign Ha: + Been Bitter-—Republicauy Nonunate

NON-PARTISANS FIGHT FOR LIF   North Dakota Scene of Hot Scramble For Control! of Rebublican Party; Bitter Fight Ends With Both Sides Ciaiming Control of State.

GRAND JURY INDICTS SHIPPING MANAGER   Gtaim Captain. Blain ain Received Secret _ Commissions . From Equip, ment Company.

NAVAL OFFICER INDICTED” FOR ALLEGED FAUD   Capi. Blain Accused of Ac cepting Secret Commis pins Aw Catan

SHIPPING BOARD DIRECTOR HELD FOR WAR GRAF}   Capt. John F. Blain is Indicted or Getting Secret Commissions.

OHPPING BOAR MANAGER [a INDICTED   Captain Blain Charged With Receiving Commissions on Equipment for Ships  in Northwest Yards

‘STOP WORK ON A STATE WIT   Project in Nerth Daketa te Be Dic‘  ea ala -_

WORK-ON:STATE... ELE EVATOR HALTS ~ TEMPORARIL)   North: Dakota. Suspends, Op. e -efations’ Pending’ an. Issue?  en wae, oe ee

QUIT ‘WORK ON: ELEVATOR   Nerth Dakota Dieconitinues Pet Pro). ect of Nonpartisan League-at: Grand Forks.

OUIT WORK ON. ELEVATOR   North Daketa Discontinues Pet Proj ect of Nonpartisan League at le Grand Berks.

TQ. DISCONTINUE WORK ON Blo MIL   State Project in North Da kota Halted for Lack of Funds,

RECITAL AT M BK. CHURCH   John Ross Frampton Will Give Organ Recital Monday, July 19.

New York Sun publishes story that may be key , 1@ aivaiery   When he found that cabinet was holding meetings without him

BIGLERVILLE IN  GRIP OF EPIDEMIC         Pneumonia, Colds, And Grign Seem Prevalent in Upper End Town.

BIGLERVILLE IN GRIP OF EPIDEMIC   Pnewmmonia, Colds, And Gripp Seem Prevalent in Upper End Town.

PLANS FIVE YEAR ARCTIC TRIP   Ronld Amundsen Soon to Leave  Nome for the North.

Senator Bloch Makes Record-Breaking Trip Vote for Suffrage Amendment. Reseating of Senator Montgomery, Now Under Discussion, Would Precipitate New Deadlock.: =

BLOCH ARRIVES 10 BREAK TIE; MAKES PUBLIC STATEMENT   llundreds Of Suffragists Greet Solon Who Raced Across Continent For Them   GIVEN LOUD OVATION   Attempt Will Be Made To Seat Foe Of Suffrage To Again Make Vote Tie

SENATOR BLOCH AT CHARLESTON 10 BREAK Tit ON AMENDMENT   Arrives From Far West to Vote For Suffrage Ratifi ey ee      SUFFRAGISTS CHEER   SR: See I ee Eee Me VR eee oa ee aE a  Antis Hope to , Re-Seat a Re signed Senator Who Op ni iIacec q, yiten Crm

TO-SING STATE FAR. SUFFRAGE      Prospect Brighter for Break‘ing of West Virginia Deadlock.

URGES REGULATION AF LABOR UNIONS   GARY DECLARES SHOULD BE CO’ TROLLED SAME AS OTHER ORGANLTZATIONS. ’

ROVERNMENT CON. TROL FOR LABOR          3EL CO., HEAD SAYS: GOVERN. IMENT CONTROL SHOULD AP-:   PLY TO LABOR AS WELL  AS OTHERS, !       DISCUSSES SHORTER "DAY FOR EMPLOYES          Says Those Suggesting Shorter Work Day Do Not Offer Any ' Prac: : : tical Methods. *

OPEN SHOP IS GARY'S DEFY   Wants Labor Regulated and Declare: Union Recognition Ranges Class Against Class in Nation.

CONTROL OF  LABOR URGED   Judge Gary Would Have Gov ernmental Supervision of Labor Orcanizations.   “* CARNIVAL OF GREED’

. 5. SUPERVISION OFLABORURGED BY STEEL TRUST HEAD   JUOGE E. H. GARY AVERS LABOR SHOULD BE SUBJECTED TO SAME RESTRICTIONS AS CAPITAL   TQ MAINTAIN OPEN SHOP   Corporation Head Believes One Big Union Plan Wilt Not Benefit Mankind—Must Make Effort to Check Soaring Prices

MADE THIS STATEMENT IN OUT LINING COMPANY'S STAND      Discrimination Against or in Fava of Any Particular Class is Detrimental, He Said.

DECLARES STEEL CORPORATIONS -INTENTION OF MAINTAINING ‘ AN OPEN SHOP

I §. §, STEEL CORPORATION  ~ MAINTAINS AN OPEN SHOI   Judge Elbert H.Gary Asserts Discrimination Against Any Class Is Detri-. mental To Inter ests,of General Community.

LABOR SHOULD BE GONTROLLED SAYSE. H. GARY   President of U. S. Steel Corporation Advocates Regulation by Government   “OPEN SHOP,” POLICY WILL BE MAINTAINED   GARY SAYS OBLIGATION If UPON EVERY ONE TO CHEC! CARNIVAL OF GREED ANI IMPOSTTION,

HEAR BISHOP WISE IN BACCALAUREATI   BISHOP OF KANSAS WIL! PREACH TO K. U. GRAD_ UATING CLASS   PLAY SACRED CONCERT   First Cemmencement Event Will be Concert by K. U. BandSunday Afternoon   Program for Baccalaureate Service Sunday Was Announced  Today

BISHOP OF KANSAS WILI PREACH TO K. U. GRADUATING CL2      ‘PLAY SACRED CONCERT   First Cemmencement Event Wil be Concert by K. U. Band> Sunday Afternoon   Program for Baccalaureate SerSunday Was Announced Today

HOUSE MEMBERS MAY BE INGREASEL      Republican Caucus Held te  Determine Advisability of Bae -annartinnmant   SICCEL BILL (S FAVORED   Represeniation Would be Based on Population as Reported By 1920 Census

Twenty-Five - States Will Gain Members in Law Making Body by  Increased Census Report

BILL INCREASING THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON BASIS OF 1920 CENSUS TO BE RUSHED THROUGH   Under the Siegel Measure, Already Pending, No State Will Sustain a Loss in Its Representation, and Twenty-five States Will Register Gains, It Is Said.

REAPPORTIONMENT OF HOUSE MEMBERS   Determined Upon by Reason of Increase In Pop- . ulation.

PLAN FOR INCREASE IN HOUSE MEMBERS   CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL   NEW APPORTLIONSIENT TO IT Ties CENSUS OF 19290,   No Staie tye Lose Ita Present Repre sceutation, But a Number Will Gain-——May Pass Bill at  This Session,

NO STATE TO LOGE SEAT IN THE HOUSE   Twenty-five Would Gain in Representation, According to Plan Approved at Republican Caucus.

Republicans Propose. 48 New Members to Meet Larger Census   CAUCUS RESULTS IN DECISION TO ‘HAVE THIS CON.  GRESS PASS BILL REAPPORTIONING MEMBERSHIP  AND PENALIZE SOUTHERN STATES

Political Deals Being Restored to Get Delegates   No Republican Candidate Having Se cured a Commanding Lead, Tradine is Being Done to Get  A ee oe

SEARCH KEPT UP FOR MISSING PLANE ON LAKE MICHIGAN   CREW OF THREE THOUGHT TO BE DROWNED HOPES OF SAVING He 42 i nay ty

SEARCH FOR THE . NAVAL PLANE $2l   Which Was Last Sech 12 Miles of Sheboygan, Wisconsin Wednesday

HAVAL PLANE 9-2-1 LOST IW THE LAKE   FLEET OF AEROPLANES SEARCH. ING FOR THE REMAINS,   A “NORTHER” HITS BARDING   Point Isabel Is Suddenly Changed From a Tropical Point To a . Chilly Spot On a Deserted Resach_

PLANE'S GREW I$ BELIEVED LOST   Great Lakes Searched for Machine and Three Men

PETROGRAD POPULATION CUT      Looe 71 Per Cent Since 1914; Me cow Lose 45 Per Cont, Census ~ Showa.

PETROGRAD POPULATION cyt   Loses 71 Per Cent Since 1914: Mos cow Loss 45 Per Cent, Census Showa,

WASHINGTON STIRRED BY CABINET BREACH   WILSON-LANSING CLASH AND LATTER'S WITHDRAWAL CREATES SENSATION   POLK MAY BE SUCCESSOR   Under Secretary Possible Choice of President—-Ambassadors Also Mentioned

POLK MAY BE NEW SECRETARY   Big Furore In Capital Caused By Dramatic Clash

LANSING MAY BE SUCCEEDED BY ASSISTANT   Friends of Polk Will Seek to Persuade Him to Fill Out Unfilled Term—Two Others Mentioned for Secretary.

Lansing Resignation Gave Official Washington Sensation Unparalleled Since Res ignation of Bryan.

POLK, DAYIS AND WALLACE ARE MENTIONED TO SUCCEED AS U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE   Resignation After Dramatic Clash With Chief Causes Sensation in Washington---“Mental Expert of White House Discharged Too Soon” Says Norris-- Inside Facts of the Story.

LANSING AFFAIR DA SENGATION   OFFICIAL WASHINGTON Ii STIRRED BY UNEXPECTED RESIGNATION   DPINION NOW 15 DIVIDED   Republicans Rejoice, While the Democrats Seem Likely to Uphold Authority of President.

JOHN W. DAVIS MAY BE SUCCESSOR 10 ROBERT LANSING   Under Secretary Polk anc Hugh C. Wallace Also Are ‘Among Those Mentioned.   MUCH GOING ON UNDER SURFACE COMES TO LIGHT   Wilson and His Late Secretary 6 State at Leegerheads on Many Im portant Subjects Even Before Unit ed States Entered War-——Secretar Lane Takes Lansing View.

WASHINGTON 1§ AGOG (VER LANGING AFFAIR   FOLK, DAVIS AND WALLACE ARE FOREMOST IN DISCUSSION OF SUCCESSOR.   Former Secretary .of State’s Dissatis. faction Over Treaty-Seen as Priinary Cause of Action.

LANSING ACT SENSATION IN CAPITAL   Row With President Exposes Under Surface Feeling Among Officials.   AT LOGGERHEADS LONG      Cabinet Warfare Is Said May Lead to Resignation of Others.

‘OTHER THAN CABINET MEETINGS CAUSE FOR LANSING’S QUITTING   Condition Was Result of an Ac cumulation of Conditions is General Belief.       FORMER CABINET OFFICIAL PREPARES FOR LONG REST   5 Davis and Wallace Are  _ Mentioned as His Probable Successor.

WASHINGTON AGOG BECAUSE OF CLASH IN STATE CIRCLES   Disputes Between Wilson And Lansing Started In 1917.

CABINET ROW LONG PENDING   WILSON-LANSING BREAK NOT A GREAT SURPRISE.   AT LOGGERHEADS FOR MONTHS   DIFFRRENCES DATE BACK TO BE.FORE WAR BRGAN.   Resigning Senaention fer the Mement at Washiegter, and Likely te Rrieg Ferth Interesting Dirpelesu res.

Lansing'’s Successor, How---ever; Has—Not-Been-Ap= ~ pointed by Wilson.   ASSISTANT SECRETARY WAS ABOUT TO RESIGN   Prseident and Secretary Were at Odds on Treaty, Says Senator Borah.

Secretary’s Discharge Brings Out He and President Had Been at Loggerheads for Months Concerning Questions of Policy —Polk, Davis and Wallace Mentioned as Successor.

ACCIDENTS AT ~ RR CROSSINGS   Forty-Seven ~ Killed . Texas During Year of _ Nineteen-Nineteen —

net ee me fee mee ee ee  R. 2. GABFEST STARTS.   Ware Conference Formally Regine Between Managers and Men.

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS - BETWEEN RAILACADS,. ~ AND MEN REOPENED   Committees From Unions and Owners Meet to Form. Working: Beant?

WAGE PARLEY 1S REOPENED BY RAIL MEN      Executives Meeting With Committees from Unions.

OPEN WAGE DISCUSSION   REPRESENTATIVES OF UNIONS AND RAIL OWNERS MEET.   Will Form Joint Board to Handle All Controversies—Three Propositions Before Them.

HAGE NEGOTIATIONS REOPENED TODAY   cint Board To Be Fermed To Handle All Labor Centroversies That May Arise.

AN EPIDEMIC OF ROBBERIES,   Men Opposed to Work Seem to De BuSy in the State.

cae rn. AN EPIPEMIC OF ROBRERIFs,         Men Opposed to Work Seem to de “+ Busy inthe State.

TURKEY’S.CASE NEARING END AT SAN REME   Inter-Allied Council Pre paring to Tackle Ger  -man Problem Tomor row. Armenia Mawiate Tent hleeome. 7   LATE ACTIVITIES

TREATY WITH TURKEY EXPECTED 10 BE OUT OF WAY BY TONIGH   Matter of Sending Ultimatun to Germany is Discussed Informally.

THE CON FERENCE   Inter-Attied Supreme Council Ke sumes Deliberations.

ALLIED HEADS TOSETTLE THE GERMAN TASK   THE ALLIED BIG THREE MAY RECOGNIZE SOVIET FOR BUSINESS REASONS   FRANCE OPPOSES A FIXED INDEMNITY

DEMAND SPECIAL SESSION AT ONCE   Money Must be Appropriated at Once for Building  a Memorial Hall   “OR INDIANA WILL LOSE   The National Headquaner: of American Legion— Business Men Demand

ASK SPECIAL SESSION TO PROVIDE LEGION OFFICES   Committee of Indianapolis Citizens Transmit Memorial to Governor Goodrich Today.

HIKE IN FREIGHT RATES EXCESSIVE   WOULD YIELD RAILROADS MORE THAN STANDARD RE. TURN, EXPERTS SAY.

PROPOSED INCREASE IN FREIGHT TOO BIG   Thorne Estimates Present Demand Would Be Burden Twice As Great As War Tax

INCREASE WANTED [O NOT NEGESOARY SHIPPER DECLARES   SAYS BILLION DOLLAR RABE ASKED ES $386,000,000 MORE THAN NEEDED

City Attorney's, Office Has s Pnezle On Its Hnndsa That Is a  hat ee ee ee

WHEN DO WE VOTE NEXT?   City Attorney's Office Hes a Possle On Ite Hands That Is a Thiet Confuaeing.

Reds Rule in Denmark ‘Republic Is Probable   MONARCHY GETS BY THIS CRISIS BUT ITIS TO GRANT NEW ELECTORAL LAW AND IT IS EV IDENT REPUB. LICANS RULE—SOCIALISTS FORCE ROYAL CABINET OUT AND ARE PLAINLY IN THE MAJORITY.

DENMARK ENDE!   Walkout Is Called Off Following An Agreement Between All Parties That Elections Be Held Soon.

RAPIDLY MAKING DANISH HISTORY   King Yields and ‘Genera Strike Called Off   LONG LIVE REPUBLIC   Shouts Crowd Outside Palace Where All Night Conference  ' Results in Request for Premier’s Resignation and Agreement on New Electoral Law—Political Amnesty.

GENERAL STRIKE ENDS WITH NEW ELECTION   Resignation of Liebe Ministry Evidence of Socialist Acceptance

MONARCHY GETS BY THIS CRISIS BUT IT'LS TO GRANT NEW BLECTORAL LAW AND IT IS EVIDENT REPUB. LICANS RULE—SOCIALISTS FORCE ROYAL CABINET OUT AND ARE PLAINLY IN THE MAJORITY.

Chairmen of All Parties Agree It Will be Necessary to Hold Elections After New Law is Passed —- Scenes Without Parallel in Recent History of Nation.

EX-KAISER’S TRIAL IS UP TO ENGLAND-FRANCE   France Has Decided to Wash Hands of Affair and Adopt Attitude of  Timetae Benbane

BURDEN OF TRYING THE EX-KAISER MAY FALL ON ENGLAND   France Is Reported To Have Given Up Idea Of Prosecution.   THE TRIAL MAY NEVER BE HELD   Possibility of Former Emperor's Arraignment Considered Revote in Some Quarters.

wil OF EX-KAISER MAY BE FFT TO GREAT BRITAIN ALONE   France (rt  ws Apathetic About Martyrizing Wilhelm and Cares More for Punishing German Officers for Rrutal Acts

ADEN OF, KAISER): Tit OW, ENGLANE   France Decides to Wash Hands of  Prosecution of Former German: :  War Lord—Indictment to Be ©‘ ' Presented Saon. ‘** *

TRIAL OF KAISER MAY BE LEFT TO "GREAT BRITAIN  FRANCE MAY FOLLOW THE UNITED STATES AND KEEP HANDS OFF.  PROSECUTION WOULD MAKE HIM A MARTYR

France Follows America In Washing Hands Of Whole Matter — Lloyd George Will Attempt To Keep Promise To Have Wilhelm Tred

~ BURDEN  TRYING EX KASER Falls nN ENGLAND  Fran rance Decides to. “Wash Its Hands   France Decides to Wash Its Hand  "of the Prosecution.

MALONE LEADS THIRD PARTY IN NEW YORK   Former Collector of Port Slams Profiteers—*‘3 Million Grafters for Every Dead Doughboy.

PALMER IN PERSORAL CHARGE OF CAMPAIGK   ATTORNEY GENERAL IS GIVEN AN OFATION ON ARRIVAL IN SAN FRANCISCO.

German Elections ' To  Be Held in Augus'   President Ebert, lf Is Said, Wil Not Be a Candidate for Re-clection.

MUST-REPUDIATE ~ WILSON POLICIES . TAFTTELLS WOMEN   Former, President Predict _ Overwhelming Victory for ~ Harding

HARDING'S ELECTION PREDICTED BY TAFT   Former President Expects Overwhelming Victory,   SAYS HE WANTS. LEAGUE   Speaker Declares, However, That Dominant Issue of Preaidential Campaign is Rapudiation of Wilson Ad: ministration — Speaka to Philadoinhia Weamen .

ona LEAGUE WAG LUGE IM BY HATE   Repudiation of Wilson Administration Dominant Issue of Campaign, Former President Taft Deciares.

TAFT ASSERTS HARDING'S ELECTION NEAT TUESDAY - WILL RE OVERWHELMING   Doininant “Tssue’ Repudiation 0 Wilson ‘Administration, . Forme  . President Declares.

TAFT DECLARES f0 LEAGUE WITH COX   Predicts Harding’s “Over. whelming” Election.

NO HOPE FOR LEAGUE IN COX.   Former President Taft Says It Mast Ceme Thru Harding.

CONGRESS TO INQUIRE INTO PAPER SHORTAGE   Subcommittee From Senate Will Start Investigation.

CONGRESS CONSIDERS: PAPER SITUATION   vx  Investigation of Shortage Onens Before Senate Committee Wednesday—Publishers Invited.

PAPE! SHORTAGE {5 10 BE PROBED   Congressional Committee’s’ Plans Include an Inquiry In-! to Supplies Distribution and. the Prevailing Prices.

PROBE PAPER SHORTAGE.   Newspaper Conditions Will be Subjected to Senate Investigation

TO INVESTIGATE - ~ PAPER SHORTAGE   Senate Committee to. laquire Into Distribution. Supp! y and Prevailing Price   CONFER WITH COLBY

CONGRESS TO  PROBE SHORT-— AGE OF PAPER   Serious Injury Confronts Newspaper If There Is No Legislation, ~  Says Underwood i

CONGRESS PLANS IMMEDIATE PROBE OF PRINT PAPER   Shortage and Prices to Be Investigated by Senators.

PROER PAPER SHORTAGE.    will ‘be Subinvest igation       Newspaper Condition jected 10 Senate.

CONGRECSIONAL PROBE OF PAPER SHORTAGE SOOK      Senate Committee Will Make Inquiry Into Supplies, Distribution and Prevailing Prices.   PUBLISHERS TO .BE HEARD

GrriGiALS TRYING TO MAKE ENDS MEE   Would Provide For Losses Resultin: Frem Ceurt’s Decision On Steck Dividends.

WOULD REMOVE TAX EXEMPTION   Favors Repeal of $2,000 In come Immunity.   TO SIMPLIFY FEDERAL TAXATION   Much Opposition to Plan Which Would Shift Burden From Large to Small Taxpayers.

GET MORE REVENUES   House Ways and Means Com mittee Endeavoring to Find Best Way.

MISS ANITA POLLITZER   WOULD TAX ALL INCOMES   Chairman Fordney Presents Plan Callina For a Flat Rate.

CANNOT .WORK ALONE   AMERICAN FRIENDS WORKERS SAY CHILD FEEDING IN EUROPE 15 A BIG JOB.

KNOCKED DOWN BY MACHINE   Dillard MeCarly and Son, Frank Hit Ty Auto.

TWO ARRESTED “= AT EVANSVILLE   DAVID INGLLE OF THE AYSHIRE -. MINES. AMONG THE-OPERA- _ TORS—FIVE WARRANTS 

ARRESTS ARE MADE . AT EVANSVILLE   Federal Indictments Charge Coal Operators with Collusion with Miners.

Lowden Wins By . Large Pluralit   Governor Lowden’s Plurality in the  Presilential Primary in Illinois 1s Overwhelming,

LOWDEN WINS EASILY NN ILLINOIS: PRIMARY   Wood Carried Chicago and Johnson ot a Big Vote But The Republican Governor is Awarded the State HandiIv by the Primary.

LUWOEN WAKE KLINT AACE OVER OPPONENTS   GOVERNOR GETS REPUBLICAN EN. DORSEMENT OF HOME STATE IN TUESDAY PRIMARY,

ATHENIANS GIVE VENT TO ANGER   Attempt on Life of Venizelo: Leads to Murder and Riot.

RIOTS FOLLOW _.PARIS. ATTACK ON VENIZELO;      Indignarit Greeks Wreck - Plants of Opposition ~

FOREMAN KILLED IN POWDER EXPLOSION      Magazine at Williamson, W, Va. ‘Mine Blows Up and Windows Are Broken in Town.

Prepared to. Meet Them al Every Point, Federation Secretary. Declares.

CALL IT THE TITAN   Expressive Name Has Peer Chose: By Members of Greatest Class

Expressive Name Has Peer Chosen By Members of Greatest - Class 7

FIRE CAUSES GREAT LOSS   St. Louis Car Company's Piant Swept by Blaze—-Damoge Put at $699,009.

Es ”:—“‘ Swrt;t;*;é‘SOS™OSOSOC~;  ST. LOUIS CAR COMPANY ) HAS RAD FIRE TODA)

FIRE CAUSES GREAT LOSS   St. Louis, Gar Company’s Plant Swep' by Blaze—Damage Put at. $600,000.

Cr ogsed ‘Wires Cause a Big Fire   Loss:to' Plant of St. Louis Car Cont~ Apany- Estimated a¢ $600,000, Feom (edt arty Morning Fire,

GREAT INGREASE IN AMERICAN SHIPPINE   Lloyds Register, Recently Issued, Shows Increase of 500 Per Cent Since 1914.

i. S. SHTPS INCH REASK   Since 1014 This Nation Han Gained 500 Per Cent in Its Seagoing ‘Tonnage,

SECOND TNUSHTEPING, .        TT ite Nbieriea’ “hs Oniy ¢ 6 ‘Mit. Neu Reba Bricatn.

Will Make Effort to Prohibit Hun _ ting on Sunday.—Gives Some _ Law Regarding Sunday: Fishing - Being no Offense

PILGRIM EVENTS ARE PICTURED IN PARADE FLOAT:   Provincetown Joins in Cele bration of New England  Tarrantanary —

GOVERNMENT TO: COMBAT STRIKE IN CASE OTHER AGENCIES FAIL:   Interference With Interstate Transportation to Be the Cause of Action      BOARD NAMED   Unprecedented Industrial Tieups Are Anticipated As Strike Result

ALL DEPENDS ON THE ATION TAKEN ATKANSAS CHT   Forced General Strike of Rail Men May Be Decided Upon.   RADICALS SEEK TO BRING ACTION   Hopeful of Influencing Enough Votes To Tie Up Every Railroad In Nation.

If It Continnes and It Is Shown The Are Interfering With Interstate Transportation.

Uncle Sam Is Ready to Take Hand   Government Preparing to Intervene in ‘‘Outlaw’’ Railroad Strike as Soon as it Seriously Interfers With Interstate Traffic.

PREMIERS URGE > PEACE AT ONCE   Want Poland and Russia to Settle on Basie of Mutual Concesslons,

PROHIS 10 NAME. BRYAN, DESPITE HIS PROTESTS   WILL BE NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION UNLESS HE WIRES REFUSAL

PROWIBITIONIGTS DEMAND BRYAN   Drys in Convention at Lincoln. Neb., Insist on “Peerless Leader.”

DETERMINED TO. NAME BRYA   Word Reecived That Commoner Does wee Avane Prealtthitian Nomination.

BAYAN ALONE CAM OTOP STAMPEDE   Prohibitionists Determined t Nominate Him Unless H Says Positively That He Wil Not Accept.

DATS PLANNING TU NAME BRYAN   Prohibition Leaders Seem to Want Nebraskan   Mr. Bryan Reported as Unwill. ing to Accept Nomination but an Attempt will be made to Stampede Convention tc Him. Can Avert it Only with by Explicit Withdrawal

* DETERMINED TO. NAME BRYAN   Word Received That Commoncr Does Not Want Prohibition Nomination.

“DRY DELEGATIONS TAKE DETERMINED STAND FOR BRYAN   PROHIBITION LEADERS GATHEK ING FOR CONVENTION SOLID FOR “COMMONER"   Say Oaly Thing That Will Prevent Hi Nomination By Acclamation Is For Him to Say Positively He Will Not Run

PROHIBS MEETING IN BRYAN’S TOW      National “Cenvention May Favor the Peerless Leader as Candidate.

BRYAN BOOM IN DRY CONVENTION ~ GAINS -IN FORCE   Commoner Alone Can Aver Stampede, Leaders Declare —Many Planks Presented For Party Platform.

DRYS DETERMINED 10 ~ NOMINATE NEBRASKA!   Leaders Declare’ ‘That Bryan ” Will Be  ‘Chosen. to. Head ~- Ticket: by.-Acclamation:

DAYS DECIDE ON NOMINATION Ot BRYAN Aa PARTY  ~— TICKET LEADEF   wee a Positive Statement rom Him That He Wil Not Accept Can Change Purpose of the Delegates.   TELEGRAM INFORMS HIM OF SITUATION   Sommoner, It ts Said, Considers It Advisable to Put Prohibition Ticket In the Field This Year,

Cox Answers Yes to Question: of Association; Harding Preeente Views More Fully

CANDIDATES REPLY TO QUESTIONNAIRES   Cox Says “Yes”; Harding More Reserved. —

CANDIDATES IN REPLY TO PUBLIC - POLICY QUERIES   Cox Says Yes; Hard. ing Explains His Answers in Detail.

CANDIDATES REPLY TO QUESTIONNAIRE OF U.S. ENGINEERS   Cox Answers Yes to Questions of Association; Harding Presents Views More Fully

WILSON TO ACT®   Expected to Interfere in Present Coal Tieup In Indiana.

Settlement Of Coal Strike Depends On Joint Meeting Of Miners And Operators   Owners Oppose Granti g Of Wage Increase Demanded Es ‘Workers, Seek Intervention By Wilson

Executive Action Will De. pend on Report by Secretary Wilson   BREWSTER SUMMONS CENTRAL OPERATORS   FRANK FARRINGTON, PREST. DENT OF MINERS, SAYS THI STRIKE WILL END IN TWe OR THRER DAYS,

WILSON TO TAKE A HAND IN COAL MINERS’ STRIKE   PURSMDENTS ACTION WILL DEPENT ON REPORT TOE STCMITTED TY ,SRCKETARY OF LABOR,

WILSON MAY TAKE °  tie ii oe  = A HAND IN STRIKE   President's Action Will Depend or Report Which Will be Made by Secretary Wilson.   COAL OPERATORS WILL MEET   To Confer Friday Over Suggestion of Pres. Lewis For Joint ConFerence to Try to End Strike

WRANGEL ‘1S DOWN   Red Communique Today Asserts Anti-Bolshevik Leader Has Been Wiped Out Again in the Crimean Region.   STATEMENT SAYS POLES ARE AGAIN RETREATIN   Russian Counter-Offensive in, Brest-Litovsk Vicinity Said to Be Under Way With  Great Successes Obtained.

EASTLAND HAS FIRE DAMAGE   Loss Estimated at Ten Thousand Dollars. Trucks in Mud

WEAD OF NAVY HAS URGENT MESSAGE FROM GOVERNMENT ASKING HIM TO RETURN.

JELLICO CANCELS VISIT   British Admirai Receives Call to Re turn to England

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, .   Arriving on French Liner, Bearing Oiifen Beam Wale Father.

CONFESSIONS OF CRIMINALS WILL CLEAR MYSTERY   Statements throw Ligh on Double Murder in New Jersey.

AMERICAN VESSELS ON FORMER GERMAN ROUTES   Cooperative Working Agree ment With Hamburg Line Has Support of Shipping Board.

U.3. oHIPO WILL PLY AUN OCEAN iHADE ROUTES   Co-operative Agreements Have Support of Shipping Board.   American Ship and Commerce Corporation Will Act as Agent.

Shipping Trade Pact IV/ade Between U. S.and Germany   Agreement Provides for American Boats to Follow Former Hun Trade Routes Over World—HamburgAmerican Line to Work in Conjunction With U. 8S. Merchant Marine—Benson Concludes Proposal.

AMERICAN ohlPo ON GERMAN ROUTES   Operation Has Sanction anc Support of Shipping Board.

Ud, OuIPS WILL UPERATE ON ALL GERMAN ROUTES   AMERICAN CORPORATION AND HAMBURG LINE IN TRADE AGREEMENT

BENSON APPROVES US SHIPPING PLAN   American Ships to Run on Former German Trade Routes on 20 Year Agreement.

‘wo OPERATE AMERICAN SHIFS.   Vesseis From United States Wil Use Kormer German Routes.

GERMAN AND U.S. FIRMS MAKE SHIPPING PAC   Agreement Between Ameri. can Commerce Corp. and Hamburg Line Sanctioned   FRAMED FOR 20 YEARS   AMERICAN SHIPS TO OPERATE ON GERMAN TRADE ROUTES THROUGH WORLD.

SHIPPING PACT WITH GERMANS SANCTIONED   PLAN FOR OPERATING AMERICAN SHIPS ON GERMAN TRADE ROUTES APPROVED.   New York Ship Corporation and the Hamburg-American Line Will Hundle Operations.

HARDING SPENDS ~~ DAY: QUIETLY   Scorching Tropical Sun Bathed City While Senator Ate '

HOST AND GUEST WERE HARDINGS   President Elect Eats Thanks Feast Under Tropiical Sun.

SPENT UNDER. TROPICAL SUN 41 PACIKIC TERMINUS OF THE * ; ‘PANAMA OANAL.

SCORCHING SON BATHES ANCUN   President - Elect Spends Day Quietly.   GUEST OF HONOR AT BANQUET TONIGHT.   Leaves Panama Saturday For Norfolk. —

ct Hard Gues ; yne-’Governior * tile Inspecting Ditch: *’   AT: RECEPTION ~ TONIGHT

BARRING OF SOCIALISTS IS SEVERELY CONDEMNED   New York Tegtslature’s Action Compared with Old Ime Anti-Catholic Laws.

SAYS RENO TALE FALSE   Sister of Mrs. Dick Indignantly De. nies Story Her Sister Is Seek. ing a Divorce.

ASSERTS RENO TALE IS FALSE   Mrs. Dick’s Sister Indignantly Denies Stary of Any Divorce.

OTRINERS FILLING 10. ACCEPT FORMER WAGES   LONGSHOREMEN VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK AND NEGOTIATE AFTERWARD,

Longshoremen Will Go Back to Work.and Then Arbitrate if Strikebreakers Removed

DOCK STRIKERS AT GALVESTON VOTE TO  GO BACK TO WORK   Longshoremen’s Locals Offer to Resume if Strikebreakers Are Discharged By Shipowners.

UALVESTON MEN VOTE TO RETURN   LONGSHOREMEN WILL GO TO WORK PENDING ARBITRATION OF DEMANDS

ARMY ENLISTMENTS INCREASE   Educationas Advantagos Offered. Prove Attractive to Recruits—Total . Strength. Now 206,781.

MANY INTO ARMY   Entistments in October Broke Peac Time Reeruiting Record

WATDILES Td  MICK, BELLS 10 RING FOR SUE FRAGISTS   Mrs. Carry C. Catt Urges Whole Nation to Shout “Glad Tidings”   COLBY OFFICIALLY SIGNS AMENDMENT   Suffragettes Are Confiden Name of Secretary em Long Struggle in U.

SPEEDING AUTOS CAUSE. WWURIES TO SIX PERSONS NEAR YOUNGSTOWN Qt SUNDAY   Two Are Hurt, Probably Fatally, By Accidents Caused By Fast Driving—Arrests Follow Recklessness— —QOne Victim Hurled 75 Feet by Machine.

RADICAL CHANGE IN FUNCTIONS OF BIIEAIS LIKELY   Reorganization... of Cabinet  Considered. by. Congress. at  Present: Session 

WOMAN MAY: HOLD CABINET POST IN HARDING REGIME   Plan Is to Create Two New . Departments While Doing Away With Old One.   “PUBLIC WELFARE” AND “PUBLIC WORKS” DEP’TS   Hoover ts Most Likely Selection for Latter Portfolio if lt Is Created.

PLAN A CHANGE IN THE CABINET   CUNGRESS SEES THE NEED OF A REORGANIZATION.   HARDING WILL GIVE APPROVAL   Department of Pablie Werks Ma: Displace Interior, With Heever as Head—Place Planned for a Weswan.

HARDING MAY HAVE WOMAN IN CABINET   Congress ‘Considers Reorgan. _ ization of the President's’  Advisory Board

MARKETING WHEAT NOT WITHIN PLAN   COMMITTEE, HOWEVER, IS AP POINTED TO STUDY THE ENTIRE SITUATION,

DENIES ANY PLAN FOR WHEAT TRUST   GREGORY SAYS COMMITTEE  PURPOSES TO PREVENT UN. RESTRICTED SPECULATION,

FARMERS BK ONL JUSTICE   Want Share of Profit Made Off Grain, Is Statement.   CUr OU STEAL  Bread Is Too High to Consumer, Gaming Plavs Part.

DENIES WHEAT TRUST FORMED FOR MARKETING   FARM EDITOR CLAIMS COMMITTEE FORMED TO STUDY PRICE FLUCTUATIONS

I NOATHFRONT   relory of Polish Armies Pre: dudes Launching of Winter . Offensive Planned by Soviet   SHEVIKI FLEEING TO tAST TO AVOID GAPTURE   “Unmercifully Whipped Says Polish Communique Today © :

[LE A LLL LT TLS TL ES  RUSSIANS -DECISIVEL¥ DEFEATED BY POLES THE NORTHERN FRONT   Ail Chance for Falf Offensive By Bolsheviki Believed Now Passed Because-of Complete Rout-of Their. Forces —Re teaatine tn. Disorder.

POLES CHASE RUSSKIS BACK   A Serious Defeat for the Bolshe. vist Army Reporied in Poland,

PULES BEAT THE KEDS   DEFEAT OF BOLSHEVIKI COM PLETE ON NORTHERN FRONT.   Russian Trocps Retreat in Disorder te Escape Capture-—Soidiers Piiurder Leseders. Renort.

RUSS REDS FLEEING   Bolshevik Defeat Complete on Northern Front.   Soviet Troops Retreat in Disorder te Escape Capture by Poles-—Soldiers Murder Leaders.

BOLSHEVIKE FLEEING BEFORE POLISH ARM   ‘Defeat of Russian Reds on North ern Front Seems Virtually ° Complete.   TROTZEY'S PLAN SNLASHED   Contomplated Fall Offensive Ren.  dered Impossible Say Militery Experts,

Experts’ ‘Declare’; _Removes: “Chatice. of. . “Of fpisive   Wrangel’: Takes» .Khar __kov; Threatens. Russ Cammunications -

DEFEAT OF SOWET ARNY COMPLETE   Red Troops Fleeing in Disorder to Avoid Being Sur- — _ roundéd by Poles.

RUSSIAN DEFEAT ON NORTH FRONT "SEEMS COMPLETE   Poles’ Press “Hard on’ ‘Dis orderly, Retreat of Soviet,

POLES DEFEAT REDS   REPORTS FROM WARK ZONE SHOW ROUT COMPLETE.   Dolsitevik Will Not be Able to Renew hall Campaign.

DEFEAT OF SOVIET TROOPS COMPLETED   All Along Northern Front Bolshe viki Forces Are in Utter Riot, Advices State.

Big ‘Triumph Over Bolsheviki Forces Believed Virtually Complete: General Suicide.

RUSS DEFEAT  NOW COMPLETE   Selsheviki Along North ern Front Whipped Unmercifully’

£D ARMIES FLEE 1ABSOLUTE ROUT NDER POLE DRIVE   efeat Of Bo'sheviks Is complete; hreat Of . Soviet Futile.

AUSGIAN DRIVE 5 IMPOSSIBLE   [Military Experts Believe Fall  Offensive by Lenine Cannot  Take Place.   WRANGEL WINS VICTORY

DEFEAT OF RUSS FORCES ON.NORTH OVERWHELMING   One Whale Army Surrenders After Kiting Commanders Wha Midempt io Compot ff to Fight.

Experts Declare Defea Removes Chance of, Offensive   Wrangel _ Takes ~ Khar _.kov; Threatens Russ Cammunications .

SOVIET TROOPS . FLEE IN DISORDER   Retreat of Russians Along Northern Front to Escape Polish Trap   One Bolshévik Division Surrenders—Defeat Eliminates Chance for Bie Drive

POLE PINCHERS NIP RUSSIANS IN NORTT   REDS RETIRE ALONG WIDE FRONT WITH VICTORIOUS POLISH FORCES IN CLOSE PURSUIT; KILLS FALL DRIVE CHANCE.

RUOGIAN DEFEAT 1d BELIEVED GUMPLETE   Successful Pole Driv: Prevents Reds Fror Launching Offensive Drive This Fall

ON POLISH: iH NORD i ERN TORIOUS POLES... ~           The Result: ‘Eliminates: Any - Chance ‘of Soviet: Fall Of-‘fensive —One Entire Rus‘sian: Division . Surrenders  ; erandnaw Cligntdng

POLES ADMINISTER ICKING TO REDS   Relieved Danger of Invasion of! Poland From North Front is Now at an’ Ens

Red Forces Flee in Disorder To Avoid Being Surrounded— No Chance for Trotzky Fall Offensive

POLE VICTORY OVER SOVIETS ‘IS COMPLETE   Russians Flee’ in Disors der With Polish Troops. In Close Pursuit.

SOWET TODS. “SLAY LEADERS AND SURRENEEE   One-. Bolshevik Commander Kills Himself When His Army Is Smashed

SOVIET FORCES IN DISORDERLY FLIGHT TO AVOID CAPTURE   No Chance Left for Big Russian Drive This Fall, Say Army Strategists, Red General Suicides. *

Soviet Troops Are ‘Now Fleeing In Disorder. ..   Polish- Victory on the ‘Northern Front Nov  Assured

IS DEALT RUSSIANS   Victory for Warsaw Army EndsChance of Soviet Fall Of. fensive — Poles Trying to Cut Ot: Enemy's Retreat.

DUVETS FLEE IN DISORDEE   Poles Complete Rout of Red: on Northern Front— Thousands Surrender.

RUSSIANS FLEE WITH POLES IN CLOSE PURSUIT   Eliminates Chances for Bol:  sheviki Offensive.   POLES NEAR VILNA   Victorious Troops Less Than 35 Mules From Lithuanian Capital and Advanee js Continuing, '

ROUT OF BOLSH ARMY TURNS T0 FULL DEFEAT   POLISH VICTORY STOPS ANY AT. TEMPT OF TROTZKY TO START SUCCESSFUL OFFENSIVE

SEEMS COMPLET!   SOVIET TROOPS FLEEING IN ALL DIRECTIONS   EFFORTS TO AVOID BEING SURROUNDED BY POLES      All Chances of the Bolshevik Launch. ing Their Fall Offensive Eliminated By the Victory of the Polish Troops

RUSSIANS’ DEFEAT ~ SEEMS COMPLETE   ‘Soviet Troops ‘Reported Fleeing In Disorder To Avoid Being Surrounded.

fl FORGES IN MPLE TE HOUT WNORTHERONT        sory of Polish Armies Pre dudes Launching of Winter Offensive Planned  by Soviet   poe FLEEING TO EAST TO AVOID CAPTURE   “Unmercifully Whipped Says Polish Communique Today

LES ,DMINISTER LICKING TO REDS   Pelieved Banger of Invasion o ~ Poland From North Front, is Now at An Fa~

SOVIET FORCES ARE IN FLIGH!   Boishevik Defeat Complete or Northern Front.   Soviet Troops Retreat in Disorder to Escape Capture by Poles—Soldiers Murder Leaders,

Soviet Troops Fleeing Before Polish Troops on the Northern Fennt

RUSSIAN DEFEAT JS COMPLETE   TROOPS ON POLISH NORTH ‘FRONT BADLY DEMORALIZED.   GENERAL A SUICIDE   ONE WHOLE: SOVIET DIVISION SURRENDERED TO POLES... x   The Men Murdered. Their Ofiicers Aiter Being, Unmercifully  Whipped jaiid Threw.  Down Their Arms. ,

Soviet. ‘Troops, Completely: De‘feated on North'Front, Flee Wild Disorder - to. Avoid ing. Surrounded              BOLSHEVIK! MUI MURDERING, ‘OFFICERS TO SURRENDER      Poles Advances within 35 Miles  . of Lithuanian Capital and  . Stil Continuing ; ; Hold Key to Old German Lines :

TO BLOCK THE SALE OF GERMAR SHPS   And To Make Them Part of th American Merchant Marine   Was Introduced in the Senate This Afternoon and Receives Tacit Approval.

A ILL  10 BLOCK THE SALE OF GERMAN $1 PS  And To Make Them Part of the Amorircan Marehant Merine   And To Make Them Part of the American Merchant Marine   Wes Introduced in the Senate Thie Afternoon and Receives Tacit Approval.

KISSING IS SAFER RISK “s DURING EVENING HOUR.   ‘Doctor Claims Lips Carry Most Dis. ease Germs in Morning—Safer in _ Afternoon.   ‘fie the Aweeoetated Preee)

STERILIZED KISSES      Sunshine and Fresh Air Dissi pate the Peril

DOCTOR SAYS MORNING KISSES ARE DANGEROUS   Sunshino and Fresh Air of late Day Sterilize Lips, Medical Society Is Told.

MOONLIGHT KISSES 0. K.  Most Any Other Kind Too, If . the Girl Is Pretty.

Sure, and There’s Many a  Man Would Have Taken  the Place of the Dis}

CAN FIND PURE KISSES ONLY IN EVENINGS; THAT IS WHY THEY STAY LAT!   (By Associated Press Lensed Wire.)

GERMANS REQUES “HLLPAF ATE   ASK PERMISS R GER. MAN T TO BE SENT RUHR DISTRICT   ALLIES MAY GIVE PERMIT   Germany, However, Must Give _ Guarantees That Troops Will Be Withdrawn When Or der Is Restored.

UNCHANGED   Miners. Say They Are Ready for Entente to Disarm Them

 Westphalia Conditions   _ Unchanged; Bitterness : Against the Government  ' : j

“tT PHM   Harding and, Wood Waging Spirited Fight for Delegates in Ohio.   SPLIT IN NEW JERSEY   Republicans There Expressing Preference for Either Johnson or Wood.

ONO PRIMARY IS A FIGHT BETWEEN HARDING-WOOD   Beth Weod And ‘Harding: Mabages Claim Victory In: Statemesita ‘ Announeed   JEMOCRAT DELEGATES ARE PLEDCED TO GOVERNOR C9)

HIS GIANT ROCKET TO BE READY SOO   Professor Goddard Expects It to Travel 70 Miles in the Air.

HARDING TO°BE TOLD” ’ OF HONOR.ON- JULY 22   Coolidge Notification Set ° for July 27—Hays Now in Charge _ af Camnaien.:-

HIERARCHY DOES" NOT LIKE IRISH EDUCATION BILI   Will Instruct Catholic  Parents as to Education sof Children If Law Is Passed.

SAYS RAIL UNIONS ARE FIGHTING LAW   SAYS RAIL UNIONS FIGHT LAW   Governor Allen of Kansas Tells Legis. lature Grotherhoods Intimidate Congress by Coercion,

SAYS RAIL UNIONS FIGHT LAW   Governor Alien of Kansas Tells Legis. lature Brotherhoods Intimidate Congress by Coercion.

‘WILL APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.   Radicals Planning Descent on White House Lawn on February 12.

BOY SCOUTS IN SAVINGS DRIVE   THE SEVENTH FEDERAL DISTRICT YOUNG AMERICA GETS THRIFT IDEA,

German Troops Give Way on Approach of French   French Troops to Leave Germany When Germans Leave Ruhr District   France Will Not Move Troops from the Rhine Without Allied Approval.   Of the British Embassy Resumed This Afternoon.

France Will Not Move Troops from the Rhine Without Allied Approval.   PIGKETING   Of the British Embassy Resumed This Afternoon.

QUAKE BRINGS OIL GUSHERS   Trembler in Los Angeles Causes. Oi! to Burst Through Sidewalks— Shoots High in Air.

SHOCK BRINGS OIL GUSHERS   Los Angeles Trembler Causes Fluid to Burst Through Pavements.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK BRINGS OIL, GUSHERS   pate ee ee eg Tk Trembier in Los Angeles Cavecs ou to Burst Through Sidewalks— Shoots High in Air.

“ON OLD JOB AGAIN.   The New York After Helping in Twa Wan ‘Is Once More in Passenger : Rausineas.

Veteran of Two Wars Refit ted and Is Making its First Voyage to Southampton.

EUMOCUS SHIP St7manLs TODAY.   New Yark Vormer Cruiser and T port Enters Cammerce Wor

FOOTBALL CAPTAIN IS KILLED   High School Boy Dies From Broken Neck--Was Tackied While Run. ning at Full Speed.

DIES FROM BROKEN NECK.   Plucky Captain of High School Team Injured During Practice.

WEST VIRGINIA IN COX COLUM   Candidate Roosevelt Predict: That State Will Go Democratic.

F. D. ROOSEVELT IN KENTUCKY CAMPAIGA      THINKS WEST VIRGINIA WILT GO DEMOCRATIC AT PRESE DENTIAL ELECTION

THIRTY “REDS” UNDER ARREST IN BALTIMORE   TWENTY THREE WILL BY HELD FOR ACTION OF IM MIGRATION AGENT.   Great Quantity of Violent Lit. erature » Seized “and Much Wanted Leader Arrested.

HUGHES PREMIER IN HARDING'S €ABINET   DAVID LAWRENCE RE’ fEWs INKER CIRCLE REPORTS,   Poblished Stories of Senator Penrose'’s Objection te Knox Resignation Are Positively Without Any Foundation

DECIDES ON MEN FOR THE CABINET   Charles Evans Hughes Will Fill the Office of Secretary of State; Illinois Governor to Get Foreign Post of Importance.   HERBERT HOOVER IS OFFERED CHOICE OF ONE OF TWO PLACES

LAWRENCE GIVES ~CABINET LINE-UF   Correspondent Says Hughes Will Be Secretary of . State; Lowden Qut   HOOVER iS INCLUDED   Hays Will Be Asked to Take Portfolio of Postmaster General

Former Candidate for Presidency Will Be Secretary af State.   HOOVER CAN HAVE POST   President-Elect Tries to Avoid Political Temptations in His Path.

CHARLES E. HUGHES 10 HEAD CABINET   Distinguished New York Jurist Likely to Be Chosen Secretary of State Instead of Senator Knox.   DAWES OR REYNOLDS TO SECURE TREASURY POS!   Hoover Will Be Either Secretary of Labor or Interior. Harry M. Daugherty for Attorney General.

BAD STORM IN NEW YORK,   One. of Fiercest Blizzards of Record Sweeping Northern Portion of State.

Low Temperature Adds To Hard. shipe Already Caused by Sunday’s Record Breaking Storm   TRAFFIC IS PARALYZED   Steam and Electric Rail Lines as Well as Country Roads Are Completely Snowbound

FGHT MADE BY MAYOR THOMP aN   Against Gov. Lowden and His Name May Be Presented as Candidate.

THOMPSON BEGINS FIRING ON LOWDER   ‘Big Bill’s’’ Name May Be Presented to National G. 0. P. Convention.

THRESHERMEN HAVE MEETING   HLH. Fennel Named Ag President of County Association at Yearly Gathering at the Court Hance: .   PIG CLUB NOTE

’ MISS ARMOUR ENGAGED,      Young Woman Who Attracted Na. tion-Wide Attention Some Years Aoan Te Wn Wed,

MISS ARMOUR ENGAGED.   Young Woman Who Attracted Na. tion-Wide Attention Some Years Ago Is To Wed.

IN THE MAIN THE REPORT IS VERY FAVORABLE   The Rainfall Varied All ‘the “Way From Half Inch to-More Than Nine Inches 7

Osage Holds —  Rain Record      More Than § [nehes of Hain fell ip Osage City Taast  Sicnth.

PROFITEERING WAS DENOUN CED   Pringiple’ Cause of Wide“spread Unrest, Said ‘Senator Walsh*

Sen. Walsh Denounces Profiteering And Scores Congress For Inactivity In Combatting Hich Cost Of Living

BLAMES PROFITEERS FOR UNREST IN U. S    SENATOR WALSH OF MASSACRHT. SETTS ACCTSES INACTIVITY IN  REMOVING CAUSE OF COUN.  TRY’S TROUBLE.

GONGRESS HELD TD BLAME FOR ~ PREAT UNREST   New. England. Senator. Urges Passage of Bills’ to Check Prevalent Profiteering   REGULATION OF PACKERS . DECLARED ADVISABLE   Public Trading on:Large Scale Urged Unless Greed: of _ Firms Is Lessened

Governime ent Action to Curb “Profiteers Urged by Walsh  In Hot Taik Before Senate

Congress Culpably Inactive in Stopping Extortions by Profiteers, Declares Walsh

PROFITEERS BLAMED FOR U.S. UNREST   Walsh Holds Congress Responsible For Inactivity.

GOVT. COMPETITION TO REOUGE H.C. OFL. SENATOR'S PROPOSAL   Walsh of Mass. Takes Ray at “Robbers Infesting the Land”

Senator Walsh, Democrat, Urges Passage of Bill  y Compelling Price to Be Stamped on Goods

SENATOR WALSH BCAMES 6. 0, P. FOR HIGH COSTS   Magaachusetts Solon Says Con gress Has Been Slow. To Act ‘against Profiteers and Says Majority Party Responsible

ASKS PROBE OF INGOME TAX RETURNS   Senator Walsh Would Turn Searchlight On Profiteers   CITES HUGE RETURNS      Urges Passage of Packer Regnlation and Cold Storage Bills

Returned to Bridechead      NENOUNCING PROFITEERING, SENATOR WALSH OFFERS RECOMMENDATIONS   Massachusetts Senator Says Extortions of Profiteers Are Principal Cause of Widespread Unrest and That Congress Has Been “Culpably lnacti ve’ in Maving to Re Pasian tha Citisatian

Massachusetts Senator in  Speech Today Blames Congress for Inactivity.

SEN, WALGH URGES U8, COMPETITION AS PRICE REDUGER   Extortions of Profiteers Are Denounced As Principal Cause of Unrest.   SAYS HIGH LIVING COST BIG POLITICAL PROBLEM   Senator Recommends Passage of Pending Bills Designed to Relieve Situation.

URGES ACTION TO OVERCOME _ PROFITEERING   Sen. Watsh Holds it Cause of Unrest—Blames G. 0. P. Con: . gress For Failure to Act.

PROFITEERING {5 pauier OF UNREST   Senator Walsh Blames Republicans for Not Passing Measures to Check It.   DEMOCRATS NOT BLAMED

LAWS BLOCKED IN POLITICAL MOVE SENATE IS TOLD   Enact Shoe Bill, Cu Food Cost, Lower Textiles, Says Walsh.

WALSHBLAMES -— PROFITEERWE   SAYS WIDESPREAD. UNREST IS CAUSED PRINCIPALLY “oe BY EXTORTIONS.

EXTORTIONATE PROFITEERING INREST GAUGE   Senator Walsh Blames Republican Leadership for “Culpable Inactivity.”

PROFITEERING HIT BY WALSH   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR SAYS EXTORTIONS CAUSE UNREST AND ADDS THAT CONGRESS IS “CEULPABLY INACTIVE”

Denounces Profiteers, and to Curb Them Urges That the Nation Go Into Business

SENATOR WALSH IN DENUNCIATION OF PROFITEERING   Massachusetts Senator Blames it For Widespread Unrest

RUSSIAN PARLEY 1S BROKEN OF   POLISH DELEGATES MISSION IS USELESS

Polish Representatives Not Author  ized to Sign Instrument of Peace and Return to & Poland es

MACHINE GUNS MENACE MOBS   Troops Are Called to Indepen dence, Kas., to Prevent Renewal of Race War.

PRISONER SPIRITED AWAY   And Machine Guns Placed in Defense of Court House

READY TO FR   National Guards Arrive a Independence and Now ; Control the City .   Man Accused of Murder Was Taken to a Nearby City Last Nicht

GUARDSMEN ARE ON THE JOB      Machine Guns Mounted Around The Court House at Independence

NEGRO GETS LIFE TERM FOR MURDER   Rock Island Jury Out Four Hours in the Smith Case.

LIFE TERM FOR MURDER   Rock Island Jury Ou Four Hours in the Smith Case.

MONON MANAGER DUE FOR QUIZ AFTER WEALTHY CHICAGO ~ WIDOWS ASPHYXIATION

EMAL        General Manager Of f ‘:: Sought As Witness in Death  ino aw * r gf      WAS FOUND ASPHYXIATECY

LUA UPHULDS JEMUGKALY [N “WESTERN TH   Government Must Never Be At Control Of Any Class.   ATTACK REPUBLICANS   Gives Evidence Purporting To Show Seattle Raises Quota.

COX SOUNDS WARNING AGAINST FAVORITISM IN SPEECH AN COAST   Says Unfair - Granting of Privileges Will Result In Radical Outbursts   ESPOUSES FAIR PLAY   Tells Washington Audience There is No Cause For Extyrame Radicalism

BOVERNO COX ADS ONS OF WHATEVER KIN   Says Government Mist Not Be At Mercy Of: Lower or Upper Moh :   SHOULD RESPOND*! TO PEOPLE'S WILL   Must He Neither Exploitation Of Worker, Nor Injustice to Employer.

DAUGHTER HAD FATHER DEAD IN STALL OF BARN   SON OF NOTED SOUTHERN ENDL ANA MEN VICTIM OF            PIKE COUNTY DAMAGE SUITS SETTLED HEE

TEMPESTUOUS GARBER ENDS   Woman Who Shot Self and Her Marrted Lover Lowered Into Grave.

HYDROPLANE DOWN INTO LAKE WITH CREW; ONE DROWNED   {Bey the Writed Precc3

CREW  p  Ii LOST   rred Near  Tragedy Is is Said to Have  ~ Oceu Chicago

SIXTEEN DEATHS FAOMNEL ENT AND PNEUMONI   New Cases of Influenza Reported in State Total 210 Friday

LURUPEAN WA CLOUD BLACKER AS REDS GAIN   Allies Have No Intention of Departing From Position Regarding Poland.   Rush Munitions to Distressed Nation—Prepare to Move Four Divisions Soon.

JAPAN WILL RULE SIBERIA AS LONG 5 COVIETS MENAGE   Announce They. Will Withdraw Only When Peaceful Con--~ ditions Warrant It.

JAPANETOBRULE = ALL SIBERIA- WITH . AN “IRON HAND?   An Extensive, Battle May Soon Tak Place Between the Bolsheviki and » Japanese and Loyal Russian  Trannie

Washington Sees Only a Move Against Bolshevists Capture of Viadivostok   DECISIVE BATTLE NEAR LAKE BAIKAL EXPECTED   DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES HITT  SURPRISED BY CLASH BE  WEEN JAPANESE AND SO  CIAL REVOLUTIONARIES.

MANY STATES PATIFY   Federal Suffrage Amendment Ha: Been Passed by 26 States in the Union.

A-CENT GAR FARES ON ALL CITY'S LINES   Order by Utilities Board May Prevent a Strike.   GOES INTO EFFECT MAY I   W.R. E. Co.'s Plea Brings Raise Also to Capital Traction Co.   Pennsylvania Road Offer  Accepted by Shopmen BA

Harding Believes Voters Object to Inserting Prejudice in Campaign.   GETS SOLEMN REFERENDUM   Wilson’s Wish for Expression of People Will Be Gratified, Candidate Says.

HARDING SAYS “OFFICE SEEKING “1S. DIGNIFIEL   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE DE. CLARES HE HAs TRIPD TO AVOID THEATRICAL PLAY

AMERICA IS NOW ON  THE THRESHOLD OF WORLD LEADERSHIP   With Courage To Grasp It Too, Says Sen. Harding In An Interview By The United P ress—World Looks To Unselfish America to Lead Way To Concord and Peace.

4 ‘Harding Declares Reih. Party Will Not Dis        ¢ for Trifling      7" iurking in Paris League "of ‘Wationg Must Not Be : Overlooked.

Harding Glad His Campaign Has Been Conducted With “Becoming Dignity”’

HARDING STATES POSITION TO U. P. ON NATL. ISSUES   SAYS COUNTY HAS RESPONDET TO APPEAL TO REJECT PRO. JECT FOR INTERNATION. ATW

SENATOR HARDING IN STATEMENT   Confident American People Demin Certain Dignity for Oftive of President

THINGS COX . UNDIGNIFIED   SAYS AMERICAN PEOPLE WANT THEIR CANDIDATE TO. BE DIGNIFIED   SAYS HE HAS ALWAYS SPOKES FRANKLY ASD FEARLESSLY

ACOUEaTO OF THE PEOPLE WILL De ADHERED 10 bY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE   Declares Danger Growing Out of Paris League Should Be Given Sincere and Earnest Consideration Rv Kvervone. ,

DIGNIFIED APPEAL I DEMANDED   Sensationalism Score¢  By Harding   INTERVIEW IS GIVEN   Calls Election ‘Wilson’s Referendum

HARDING GIVES VIEWS TO Tce FINITED PRESS   Writes Series of Four Articles Peat ims WHE Issues of Present ‘Sumpaizn.   WORL D LOOK FO AMERICA To FHGY

HANUING oLURS  AT METHOD Of "HIS OPPONENT   Alludes to “Sensational and Theatrical” Style of Cox «fs Undignified   HAS SOUGHT TO MAKE ELECTION REFERENDUM   COUNTRY RESPONDS SPLEND.IDLY TO REPUBLICAN AP: PEALS ON LEAGUW ISSUE HE DECLARES, :

AMERICA   Senator Harding Has No Fear of Result on November 2, For Voters Have Been Told  * Straightforward Truth.   SECURITY OF NATIONAL ~ FUTURE 1S NOW ASSURED   Rc publica Nominee Has Made Ali Effort to Insure Election Being “Solemn Referen“dum” Wileon Wanted.

HARDING DECRIES SENSATIONALISM WW NATIONAL POETICS   (By. Warren G,. Harding,. Republican  andidate for. President. Written  ' for the United Press, -- Copyright, 1920,: by the: United Press.] .

COAL FAMINEIN OHIO NEXT WINTER HINGES ON CAR SUPPLY NOW   Shortage In Rolling Stock Causes Feeling of Uneasiness  Concerning Result in Fuel Supply Next ter   ONLY 20 PER CENT OF CARS ARE USEABLE   Wild Scramble for Preferential Treatment in Freight Service Developes From Individual Interests.

NO COAL SHORTAGE   If Car Supply at the Mines Ctan Re Kent Near Normal.

PITTSBURGH MAYOR RI REBUKED   Veterans Refuse to Marth Past His Stand—“Pro.German Tag Day” Cause. °

MAYOR HOOTED FROM THE STAND AT PITTSBURG   Fx-Service Men Refuse to Marct In Parade Before Mayor   Accuse Him of Permitting “German Tag Day.”

ANGRY LONDON CROWD WHIPS _ GIRLS WHO IGNORE TRIBUTE OF  SILENECE®TO FALLEN IN BATT

VETERANS PROTEST TAG DAY; REFUSE “TO MARCH BY MAYO!   Pittsburg -Ex-service Me Detour Around Reviewing Stands in Parade.

“BUDDIES” HOW! DOWN MAYOR OF PITTSBUREH. PA   Overseas Men Refuse to March Past Mayor Babcock and He Has to Leave Re - viewing Stand

PILTOBURGH YANK REFUSE 10 MARCH BEFORE MAYO   HAD ISSUED LICENSE FOR “PRO. GERMAN TAG DAY.”   SPEECH BY HEAD OF CITY IS HISSED.   Automobiles Carrying Soldiers Wh Had Been Wounded Make Detour Before Reaching the Reviewing Stand.

PROTEST. AGAINST PITTSBURG MAYOR   Scores Overseas Veterans In Arm‘s‘tice Day Parade Refuse To . March Past Stand.

Mayor Babcock In Bad With Legion   Refused to March Past. che Revl€wing Stand for the Mayor of Pittsburgh in the Armistice Day Parade.

Poles and Russ Meet at Riga to Sign Armistice, Is Renort.   MOSCOW: CLAIMS RED. ARMY HALTING POLES:   Communique Admits Retreat In Some Sectors ‘‘Accordine to Plans.’

STOCK REPORT      Market Heavy. Prominent Issues Gain. Losses Cancelled.

TWO MORE STATES RATIFY SUFFRAUE   RHODE ISLAND AND KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES PASS FEDFERAL AMENDMENT.   NEEDS 12 STATES MORE   Change in Constitution Will Not Be. come Effective Until 36 Have Acted Favorably.

CONFERENCES MAY FOLLOW   Hardleg to, Invite Alles t0 Join lh Peace Movement.   HAS HO ALLIANCE IN HARD

CONFERENCES — MAY FOLLOW   Harding to Invite Allies to Join (In Peace Movement.   HAS NO ALLIANCE IN MIND

GOVERNMENT PLANS INDUSTRY CENSUS   Stare of Wisconsin Divided Into 2! Districts to Carty Out the Work Which it is Planned to Have

INDUSTRIES i BE ENU: MERATED GY UNELE San   Census Of Manufactures, Mine Quarries And Like Announced By Regers

GOVERNOR IN GALVESTON INVESTIGATE MARTIAL LAW IN CONFERENCE TODA)   DECLINES TO DISCUSS SITUATION EXCEPT TO SAY HE WANTS INFORMATION,

gerne Is IN GALVESTON   Conference Being Held - With View to Having  Troops Removed

GOVERNOR HOBBY IN GALVESTON TO PLAN REMOVAL OF TROOPS   Says He Wants First-Hand Information; Cureton Accompanies Him.

HOW TO DEFEAT TOWNLEYITES?   CONFERENCE HERE UPON POWNLEY PLOT TO GRAR PRIMARY

WHAT 10 D0 IN OAD GATSLS IN b.0.P. RANKS?   HOW TO DEFEAT TOWNLEYITES?      CONFERENCE HERE UPON TOWNLEY PLOT TO GRAB PRIMARY

Lloyd Georne Sa‘d to Be Nego tiating With Irish to End Hostilities.   MANY LEADERS ARRESTED   Cessation of Killing Believed Due to Government’s Drast'e Action.

TRY TO BLOW UP A BUILDING   Attempt Made to Wreck Minnesot: Newspaper Office.

Attempt Made To Blow Up the  Cass Lake Times   Defective Cap Exptegies Je  Rlact nf Three Stirkes oF Dessmire 7

WED 57 YEARS, HE DEMANDS DIVORCE   Jefferson City Man, 84 Years Old, Chages Wife Refused to Cook Meals; Have Ten Children.

STORM 1S MOVING ~ TO EAST COASI   SHIPPING IS HAMPERED ANI SEVERAL FREIGHTERS ARE REPORTED AGRGUND..

ATLANTIC COAST STORM INTERFERES WITH SHIPPING   Number of Steamers Aground are Asking Assistance—Telegraph Lines Down.

BLIZZARD WHICH STRUCK APPLETON WEDNESDAY HAS REACHED EASTERN COaAgp

STORM MOVES EAST: SHIPS IN DANGER   MANY BOATS AGROUND   CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE RECEIV ED FROM SEVERAL STEAMERS IN DANGER—NEW ENGLAND !S STORM CENTER

Many Ships Are “Endangered by the Gale Which is Raging “Off New England. -

MARCH BLIZZARD. MOVIES. EASTWARD NOW THREATENS "SHIPPING ALONG COAST

BLIZZARD STAGGERS — ATLANTIC SEABOARD      ternixhips Agromad and Ma     wy Rendéred Hometess hy Terriftic Storm of Sheet and >

Three  Steamships Re ported Aground With: _ Great Damage to  ‘Wire Lines.

EAST COAST IS HIT BY STORM   Shipping Endangered Alone “Whole Coast and Vessels Go Ashore Near New York.   HAVE SIXTY-MILE GALE

‘Lifted $13,500 Sample . Case © Jewels From Automohite  of Dealer.

SECRETARY COLBY ~ WILL SAIL SUNDAY   On Official Visit to South America. 

COLBY TO SAIL FOR SOUTH AMERICA FROM NORFOLK, VA., SUNDA)   Secretary to Pay Officia Visit to Southern Republics.

VOLAY ROW READY FOR TRIP TO O00 7H AMERICH FOR OFFICIAL VISITS   WILL CALL ON TWO GOVERN MENTS FOMALLY AND ONE  (OVERNMENT INFORMALLY.

WOULD CONTINUE SHIP BUILDING PROGRAM   i  Labor Delegations Want Merchant Marine of United States Made ireatest in Woarld.

ASK FOR LEGISLATION      That Would Continue Feder. al Shipbuilding Plans

INGENOIARISM QUoFEGTED IN WiSTHTA FALL   GIN DESTROYED WITH LOSS © TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND; GIN GUARDS ARMED,

GIN BURNED IN _ “WICHITA FALLS   Incendiary Ori Origin Ie Believed by Chief of-the. _ Fire Department

COTTON GIN FIRES CAUSE HEAVY LOSS   $21,000 Damage Done at sow Wichita Falls.

WICHITA ‘FALLS GIN MAN NOT NOTIFIED, BUT GIN WAS BURNED JUST. THE SAME

HOUSE DEVELOPS SHARP OPPOSITION OVER RELIEF BILL   GOooD DECLARES CASH BONU WILL BRING DOWN WRATH UF ENTIRE NATION.

BONUS MEASURE CAUSES FitHt   Methods of Raising Mone Will Be Contested  Warmily.

BITTER FIGHT IN HOUSE OVER SOLDIERS BONU:   Good Declares “Badee of Sacrifice”  Only Badge for Soldier—Parie  ray

SHARP PARTISAN FIGHT OVER SOLDIERS RELIEF   BOTH SIDES APPARENTLY MANEUVERING TO GAIN POLITICAL ADVANTAGE IF POSSIBLE OUT OF PENDING MEAS(TRES.

CASH BONUS PLAN FOR LEGIONAIRED SCORED IN HOUSE   U. S. Debt of Four Billions is Urged As Reason Against Grant.

CONFLICT IN HOUSE = ON PLANS FOR BON   TEXAS CONGRESSMAN MAKES [i MEDIATE REPLY TO REPUBCAN LEADER.

BONUS DEBATE... RATHER WRATHY   Representatives Wrangle ‘Over Method of Raising Soldier Relief Fund.

OPPOSES BENS FOR SOLDIERS   00d Says Expenditures Should Not Be increased.   REFERS TO TREASURY DEFICIT

RELIEF QUESTION   Conflict Between Members ol - Hotise Breaks Out;   cond FLAYS BONUS PLAN,   Open Fight Over Jcgislatlos Starts‘When Mondell Charges That Democrats Were At tompting to Foist Extraya gant Schiome ou Republicas Body for Political Reasons,

PARTIES SPLIT ON RELIEF QUESTION   Conflict Between Members of House Breaks Out.   GOOD FLAYS BONUS PLAN.   Open Fight Over Legislatior Starts When Mondell Charges That Democrats Were At. tompting to Foist Extrava. gant Scheme on Republican Body for Political Reasons.

SOLDIER RELIEF CAUSES WRANGLE   Rep. Good Declares Greates' Badge Soldier Can Wear Is One of Sacrifice   MONDELL STARTS IT   Rep, Garner, of Texas, Attacks Republican Plan for Raising Revenues

HOUSE MEMBERS CONFLICT OVER ~— SOLDIERS’ BOMU:      Cash,» Phin’ Will  - Bring Down Wath  Of Public?” On Heads “Of Its Supportérs: Good-Savs.   REPUBLICAN: CAQCUS: CALLED

SOLDIER RELIC BRINGS CONFLICT ON FLOOR OF HOUSE   Democrats Accused of Attempt to Foist Extravagant Plan for Political Reasons.   REPUBLICAN SCHEME OF TAXATION ATTACKED   Demand for Caucts Was Voiced hy: Two Seore Majority Members Who Were Said to be Dissatistied W ith. Work of Ways and Means Commit~ tee in Framing Legislation,

POLITICS ENTER SOLDIER BONUS   Republicans and Democrats Hurl. Charges Regarding Methods and Designs

GASH BONUS PLAN STARTS GONFLIGT   Republicans Charge Democrats With Wild Enterprise Costing Millions.

CALLS: SACRIFICE NOBLER WAR BADGI   Chairman Good of Congress Appropriations Body Opposes Relief Plan.

BIG FIGHT OVER BONUSES FOR SOLDIERS STARTED IN HOUS!   Republicans Opposed to Any Wildcat Enterprises Costing Millons  f

U.S. POSITION ON THE POLISH DISPUTE GIVEN   U. S. Government Issues Note Defining Its Attitude . in Russo-Polish Wrangle   POLISH INTEGRITY — SHOULD BE GUARDED

AMERICA MAKE: POSITION PLAIN   Favors Preservation of Poland’s Political Independence — Colby Sends Note to Italy

WILL USE EVERY AVAILABLE MEANS COLBY DECLARES   Allies Asked To Hel; Save Russ People From Soviet, Too.

UNITED STATES FOR POLAND'S INTEGRITY   Italy Sets Forth Position of U. S. Government

NOTE TONAL OEFINES STAN  Torritarial Intenrity of   FLAYS SOVIET REGIME

UNEQUIVOCALLY JKITED. STATES DECLARES FOR L FREE POLAND         Expressing Friendship  at Same Time Russia Is Warned That Smallez  Country Has Rights _

Wilson Takes Stand on Russo-Polish Situation; U.S. For Peace---Note

INTEGRITY OF POLAND   United States Stands: for This and Preservation of Russia.   WON'T RECOGNIZE SOVIETS   Sympathy Expressed for Russian People and Not the Military Autocrats. .

U. 0, DUTLINES POLISH STAND   Against Soviets and Favors Political Independence and integrity of Poland.

AMERICA MAKES POSITION KNOWK   The United States Stands as Favoring Political Independence.

U.S.READY 10 GO THE LIMIT TO SAVE POLES   To Employ All Avail. ' able Means To Protect  ! Little Nation.   POSITION STATED IN NOTE TUESDAY   Affirms Determination Not to Recognize the Soviet Regime.

UNGLE SAMS oTAND   OUR POSITION FIXED AS TO THE ILSSO-POLES.   Present Russian Government Wil Not be Recognized.

CLARA SMITH HAMON 18 - VISITING AT WILSON, “OK   It Is Probable Her Case Will Be Called for Trial Late in January. .

MRS. HAMON FREE ON $12,000 BOND   Trial May Be Held i in Janvary.

EXTRAVAGANCE 5 ON THE WANE   PEOPLE ARE BUYING MORE CAU. TIOUSLY NOW,   SALESDROP.SURPLUSFOLLOWS   Much of These Goods Will Be Sold at a Loss—Lahor More Plentiful But Housing Proposition « is Stilt Acute.

EXTRAVAGANCE ON WANE IN WORKING CLASS IS REPORT   Federal Banks “ee Return to Caution.

EXTRAVAGANCE IS ON THE WANE      Because It is Felt That a Drop ix Prices is Inevitable.

Federal Reserve Bank Bulle. . tin Says Caution Means Lower Prices.

PARRANLA oTHLL HI   PLESING CAPITOL. BUT WILL RE: TAIN PRESIDENCY,   vapor is That Seat of Government Will be in Vera Cruz,

CARRANLA STILL 1   KLERING CAPEEOL BUT WILL REWAIN [ DENCY, .         Tepari is That ernment  Will be i

Cotton Gin Burned Near Pine Bluff   Lops Estimated at. Twenty-five ‘Thou+ sand Dollars.

CHARGES SHERIFF DID NOT SUPPRESS GAMBLING   District Attorney Janecky Suave Order Exiasted ta Hold Gamen of Chance.

OFFICIALS. CLASH IN CAMBIING RAID   Racine Sheriff Disregards Orets District: Attofney - Charges. ,°-

[BUSY SESSION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   PRINCIPAL AIHMLENS DELIVER ED BY COLVIN 0. GROWN OF THE’ OF C,      Captain BE. Bether of the United Buudes Army Also Made a Very Jateresting Talk at Lamchoon,

BUSY SESSION _ OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   PRINCIPAL ADDRESS DELEVERED BY COLVIN B. BROWN OF THE U. CG. Or ¢,      Caplain POOL Leiber of the Vuited States Army Also Made a Very interesting Talk at Luncheon,

BLAST PROBE IS UNDER WAY   Goveranent Agents to Ques tion Alleged Alien Radical Ia Chicago.

EBERT FACES NEW PROBLEM   General Strike Even More Serious Than Revolution.

ONE FOE BEATEN BUT NEW ONE IS YET DANGEROUS      Washington Officiais Fear for Effect of Radicalism on Ebert  So wy nce weet:

COX FLINGS CHALLENGE AT OPPONENTS AND SAYS HEIS “KEADY FOR FIGHT

COX DELVE FIGHTING MESSAGE   Nominee Says Democratic War. fare Will Be Entirely on t Offensive.

HARDING PREFERS. © SOCIAL PEAGE HER?   He “Aftacks: Article 19 in a Front Porch Speen...

“BOYS, (MI READY FoR THE FIGHT,” SAYS COX   NOMINEE DECLARES HE WILL CAR_RY THE OFFENSIVE TO HIS OPPONENTS.   ARE  cr Oatn   Governor Tells Picnickers That Even School Children Will Understand Acceftance Speech.

FIGHTING MESSAGE GIVEN.   Cox Declares He Will Carry Of fensive—Speaks at Democratic Picnic.

FIGHTING MESSAGE DELIVERED FROM RINGSIDE BY COX   Says The Democracy Will Be On The Offensive Every Minute In Coming Campaign   SAYS HIS VICTORY WILL BE THE TRIUMPH OF THE RIGHT   Republican Appeal To This Group Or That Group Menace To Per petuity of Our Country.  7

FIGHTING RESSAGE: GIVEN:      Cox Declares He Will Carry: fensive—Speaks at De: acratic Picnic.

Decléres Opposition Is Plow. ing Around Stump; Democrats on Straight Course.

COX DECLARES HE'S READY FOR Fic   Issues Scrapping Message tc Friends and Enemies— Not Specific. 

SAYS THE RIGHT WILL WIN   WICTORY WILL RE REAL VICTORY FOR REAL PEOPLE.

FIGHTING MESSAGE DELIVERED BY COX   Governor Says He Will Conduct an Oficnsive Campaign,

bUVERINOR GOK TO PUGNACIOUS   Delivers Fighting Message at Democratic Picnic  STANDS IN PRIZE RING   Democratic Nominee Makes Speech from Roped Arena, Used for Boxing Events— Says He is Ready for Fight, and will Take Offensive— Predicts Victory

COX 1S READY FOR FLEGTION . BATTLES   Hurls Fighting Message fc Both Parties in Address to * Politizal Club   ATTACKS OPPOSITION   Expresses Belief That Right Will Triumph at Polls in November

COX PROMISES HOT FIGHTING IN CAMPAIGK   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SENDS MESSAGE OF BATTLE TO BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES.

FIGHTING WORDS ARE UTTERED BY GOVERNOR COX   Promises Vigorous Offensive Campaign, Predicts “Triumph Of the Richt.”

COX WN A SPEECH FROM ROPED ARENA CAYS HE 1S REAL   Tells Democratic Picnic Thron at Dayton He is Prepared to Carry the Offensive. ©

COX SAYS HE'S READY FOR FIGH   SAYS REPUBLICANS ARE PLOUGHING "ROUND STUMP.

READY FOR BATTLE SAYS FIGHTING DEMO CHIEFTAIN   Gov.. Cox, Addressing Dayton Club Talks From B®°xer’s Corner in Arena,

COX IS READY TO FIGHT TO FINISE   Democratic Nomines. for Presiden Says Ho Can Win.—"“Schaol Boys Will: Understand Acceptance Speech.”

COX WELCOMES A FIGHT.   Delivers a Militant Message to Dem ocrats and Republicans.

Democratic Candidate Says Republicans Are “Plowing Around Stump;’’ Promises Straioht. Course.   “BOYS, I’M READY FOR THE BATTLE,” HE SAYS   Predicts Victory For His Party and ‘the Right;’’ Says G 0. P. Appeal Is Menace To Nation,

ANTI-ALIEN LAND LAW ~ URRED BY 3101   CALIFORNIA « MEASURE Tit.     “ENCROACHMENT.” -

LABOR DISPUTES ARE SETTLED BY SERMONS   Labor Conciliator Says Effort is Hard at First but Proves Effective.

FRANCE DENIES GERMANY’S REQUEST _ TO SEND TROOPS IN RUHR DISTRICT

IRON COUNTY REVOLT ENDS IN WARRANTS   Conviction of Defendants Ti Result in Major Dalrymple Demanding Damages

LEADERS OF “REVOLT” IN  MICHIGAN FACE CHARGES   MEN BEHIND LIQUOR WAR IN  INDICTMENT LIST—WOMAN IS - ALSO HELD—OFFICIALS WILL _ SUFFER AS WELL, IT IS SAID

QO COLLEGES TO GIVE LEAGUE VIEW BY VOTE TUESDAY   Lodge and Hitchcock Estimates Placed Before Students to Help Them in Decision.   FORMER POINTS OUT IT MUST BE SAFE FOR U.S.   His Reservations. Destructive, Repudiating Agreement to Aid Allies, Other Says.

STUDENTS OF 76  COLLEGES TOVOTE  UPON PEACE TREATY   Senators Lodge and Hitcecock Give Statements of Their Pact Views   G. O. P. SENATOR SAYS DOCUMENT IS FAULTY      ' Democrat Insists Article 10 Assures Nations Against Further World Wars

COLLEGE STUDENTS ALL OVER GQUNTRY WILL CAST VOTES   Statements By Hitchcock and Lodge On Treaty Submited to Them.   OPINIONS ARE EXPECTED FROM 700 UNIVERSITIES   Votes Will Be Made.on Six Ques. ‘tions and Sent By Wire ‘to Committee.   TO PRESENT CASE FAIRLY   Referendum Will Be Completed * . Tuesday With 2,000 Votes . Submitted.

Senators Lodge and Hitchcock Submit Statements of Their Views on the Nation’s Biggest _Issues—Two Thousand to Take Part in Referendum.

COLLEGES 10 VOTE ON LEAGUE NATIONS   Will Hold Referendurn On Subject To Determine General Sentiment.

LODGE AND KITCHCOCK GIVE VIEWS ON TREAT   Leaders of Two Parties Issuc Statements to be Put Befors 700 College and University Students.

Ht d      Sentiment of 200 Colleges sud 2 an ‘Ge mst (Fact ener. 2   LODGE AND HITCHCOCK   Vote Will Be Taken ist, Six Questions. Concerning  Ratification.

BOOST CHICAGO CITY WAGES   An Average of 10 Per Cent Increase Allowed Employees.

CHICAGO CITY WAGES UF   Aiderman Order Finance Committee t Revise Program for 1920 Expenditures.

COUNTY EXHIBIT. SHOULD WIN AT THE STATE FAIR   Bartlett Pears Will Be Feature In Individual Products Contest.

4 STATE FI   Bartlett Pears » Will, Be Feature In. Individual Products Contest.

ELECTION DAY IN CHICAGO   ‘Twenty -six Aldermen Edecicd—239,548  Votes Cast.

OLYMPIC TEA IS ON ATLANTIC   Big Crowd Sees Athietes Start Out on Expedition to Conq-or Europe's Acthietes; VYoam Held Best Ever Sent Abroad; Starts Exercises.

AMAZING PLAN OF FINANCE   British Envoy Would Have “Revolvding Fund? of a Thousand Witklians %18 Eurone

SEEK TO HAVE Us. FRANCE Ail EUROPI   Paish’s nian calis for this country’s backing on five vVeor scheme

GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION TO FACE PROCEEDINGS   Thirty-Eight Members Charged With Violating Kansas AntiMonopoly Law.

Mexico Will Not Accept Conditional Recognition Declares Its President

MEXICO IS A PROUD NATION   Wants No Recognition From Any Gevernment Under Conditions Theat Lessen Respect.

MEXICAN PRESIDENT “EXPLAINS POSITION   Declares Southern Republic Will Not Accept Conditional Recognition

NOT ACCEPT RECOGNITION THAT LESSENS RESPECT   Announcement to This Effect Made by Provisional President of Mexico.

NO RECOGNITION WITHOUT HONOE   Mexican President. Asserts Foreign Governments - M st Recognize - Conditions .

LONGE CONFESSES HE MURDERED HAYES   For the Money Vermont Man Had With HimDeclares Others Accused Were Not With Him

Says He Killed Owen Hayes at Fairhaven for the Money  We Carried

POET WOUNDED INDEFENGE Ot BESIEGED GITY   Machine Gun Nests and Barbed Wire Entanglements in Streets Halt Onslaught of the Government Forces,   MAKE DESPERATE STAND   Company of Alpini Ambashed and Captured by Fiumian Legionnaires. Attempt at Revolt Repressed by Regency.

THE TRADE © ~~ RELATIONS      : wet nm ee ‘Will Not Be Recognized.

.abor Leaders Claim 15,000 Out. With 5,000 of Them Employes of Pennsy’s West Philadelphia Shops.   BROAD STREET STATION HAS “STRIKE BUREAU”   Traffic Over Reading Railroad Practically Is Suspended. 100,000 Out of Work in Pittsburgh District.

McGee Tells Judge He Ir terviewed Fugitive on Thecdav.   SEARCHING FOR BAIL   Fannie Brice Grilled, But Reveals Little About “Master Mind.”

SHERIFF HOLDS 5 FOR SUGAR THEF!   COLORED MAN HELD FOR INVESTIGATION AT THE COUNTY JAIL  POLICE MADE ARREST   Developments Follow Taking of Fourteen Sacks of Sugar From U. P. Car

SHERIFF HOLDS 5 _ FOR SUGAR THEF!   COLORED MAN HELD FOR  INVESTIGATION AT THE COINTY TAIL   Developments: Follow Taking Fourteen Sacks of Sugar From U. P. Car

NO CONFIRMATION OF KING'S DEATH   REPORTED DEMISE OF THE RULER OF GREECE IS IN DOUBT,

CONDITION Ot KING OF GREECE CRITICAL DEATH (3 RUMORED   Greek Legation Denies Report That King Died Two Days Ago.

ALEXANBER'S DEATH RUMOR NOT CONFIRMEL   Greek Legation Not Nolifiec Of Death of King of Greece

PEAK. oF! EPIDEMIC HAS 3...” “PASSED IN NEWYORK   New. influenza Cases. Reported in 24 Hours Was. 1,872, Making ‘Total soot 68,442 Cases.

BIG PROFITS IN SHOE TRADE   First Witness Tells Senaie Commerce Committee Detailers Make Exorbitant Profits.

PORTUGAL INVOLVED. IN SERIOUS STRIKI   (Monarchists. Are -Hanging Around About Spanish Border Ready to Go Over When  “Occasion Seems to Demand And Permit.

SS, ee:  PORTBbESE OVE NOT CONFIRMED  ATE Thay   Monarchists Are Gathering On Spanizh Frontier and Several Have Crossed Inie Portiueal,

Former Members of Reyalty Are Gathering On the Spanish Frontier Today,   SOME HAVE CROSSED OVER   Strike Movement Spreads to All the Rail: oads; Soviet Report Unconfirmed.

A PORTUGUESE PLOT   MONARCHISTS READY TO RAISE REVOLT IF SIGNS ARE RIGHT.   ‘At Other End of the Scale Stand the Reds Prepariag to Organize — - a Soviet Geverament. 

DISCUSSION OF TREATY TOBE RESUMED TODAY   SENATE LEADERS PREPARE FOR CONTINUATION OF BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE,   DECISION 15 EXPECTED SOCK   Owen Says Some Newspapers Cirerlating Reports Calculated to Hinder Adjustment of Differences.

BORAH REQUESTS WOOD'S VIEWS ON TREATY PROBLEM   Does General Advocate Vote by People, and League of Nations ?   RESUME CONFAB TODAY   Owen Predicts President Would Accept Reservations Adopted by Two-Thirds of Senate

General Requested to State Whether He Favors Vote by People on Pact—Owen Deplores Brvan-Wilson Split.

Borah Puts His Peace Treaty Querics : to General—Owen Hopefal of  gag OC om nromice.

BORAH ASKS MAJOR GENERAL WOOD QUESTIONS ABOUT PRESIDENCY AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Borah Wants Presidential Candidate’s Opinion on Permitting People to Vote on Issuc Definite Outcome of BiPartisan Conference is Expected This Week.

SENATOR BORAN STILL INQUIRING   Questions Leonard Wood as to His Position  ON NATIONS LEAGUE   senator Owen Declares Forty Democratic Senators would Support Reasonable Reservations — Definite Outcome of Bi-Partisan Compromise Conference Expected Soon.

HONOR PIONEER OF ELEC TRICHY   Rome Will Erect Monument ir  Memory of Alessandro ) Volta.

TO HONOR VOLTA WITH STATUE   italians to Erect a Memorial to Noted Scientist

CLEANUP OF HURLEY . LONG DEFERRED IS ASSURED BY WOLFE   Forty-eight Warrants Issued Here for Search of Saloons and Arrest of Owners   BULLET RIDDLED GAR VIEWED BY GRAND JURY AT LOCAL GARAGE   Blazrant Violations ot Prohibition Act are Alleged

CLEANUP (3 JUaT BEGUN (5 REPORT   vaCrosse Grand Jury to Continue Scrutiny of Evidence in January.   LANDIS ISSUED WARRANTS

Staggering Total Being Rolled Un For Sen. Harding   Will Be Greatest Popular Vote Ever Cast for Any Candidate.   GOVERNOR COX HAS CARRIED 12 STATES   Fifteen States Carried By Wilson in 1916 Go Back Into G. O. P. Ranks.

BAR CARLISLE © FOR AFFRONT TO   HOUSE OF LORD:   Privy Councillor Is Denied i. Privileges Under Resolua Bene REOTHAE Bade

BELFAST IRISHMAN [3 DEBARRED FROM HOUSE OF -LORDS   Action Ii Matter Was Requested By Earl Curzon, Foreign SecreFaru bad .      HE REFUSED TO APOLOCI7E

CARLISLE IS DEBARRED __. PRIVILEGES OF LORDS   Prominent Irishman Punished fol Affront to Upper House of Parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS BARS IRISHMAN   FAILED TO APOLOGIZE FOR AN “AFFRONT TO THE DIGNITY OF THE LORDSHIPS.”

POR RELIEF, $3,560.81   Chairman Kent Reports Total Collections In Lawrence

TOR REL 50.81   Chairman Kent Reports Total ColJections In Lawrence

HOOVER ENTERS THE G. 0: P. CAMPAIGN   “Party Responsibility” Is Main Tew He Says, Declaring Democrats Have Signaliy Failed and Should  Retire.

ENSUE QUESTION NOT MAIN (osu OAS MA. HOVE   Former Food Administrator Begins Active Campaign to Support Harding.   Declares Party Responsibilit’ of First Importance—Denounces Administration.

HERBERT —REAS     ONC   WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY SHOULD BE RETURNED TO POWER   Says the Democratic Party Has Been Failure Since Armistice Was Signed and  - Should be Retired:

HOOVERSAYSG. 0... DH ENVEED 10 LEACHE   ‘Party Responsibility ” is Chie Issue Asserts Hoover Ir Initial Speech

HUOVEA GLAM  DEMOCRATS HAVE UTTERLY FAILED   SAYS PARTY RESPONSIBILITY IS ~ SUPREME ISSUE IN PRESENT  CAMPAIGN,

Party Responsibility Is Main Issue, Says Hoover im Attack on Democrats

Herbert Hoover Squirms Some More   Contends That Leaguo of Nations and Tariff Probiens Only Sub-divislons of the Muin Issue of Cainpaign,

HOOVER SAID THAT DEMOCRATS FAILED   PARTY RESPONSIBILITY b JYHE REAL ISSUE, SPLEARFR SAID   WERE FOUND WANTING   Qurs Is a Government That Must Not Be Made Partisan,— Change i

DEMOCRATS SNUBBED REPILCN FORTS CHV HERREAT UAE   Formet Food Administration Speaking for Republican Ticket Says Poor Statesmanship Has Brought About the  Datlave nf Ademrinictratinn.

PARTY OBLIGATION BIG ISSUE OF THE CAMPAIGN--HOOVER   ‘League of Nations Only a Side Issue Declares Former Food Administrator   CRITICIZES FAILURE OF DEMOCRATIC STATESMANSHIF   ‘Good Statesmanship Will Com. promise, He Says

SAYS LEAGUE 1S SECONDAR’   Failare. of Democratic States -imariship Main (ssue-tiooyver, .    CHANGE IN POWER IS NEEDED   FormierFood Administrator it  vaddress Take“s‘ew Slant al Awan.

HOOVER HITS HARD   HE DECLARES PARTY GOVERN. MENT TO BE THE REAL ISSUE.   The Democratic Party, He- De. clares, Has Failed by Every Test That Can be Applied.

FOOD ADMINISTRATOR MAKES FIRST SPEECH ING. 7. BP CAMPAIGN   Administration Has Met None o' Tests Applied, He Says in Indianapolis Today.   HELD UP PEACE 18 MONTHS

HOOVER BARES WILSON FAILURE   Former Food Administrato Declares Penalty for Weak Policy Must Now Be Paid.   LEAGUE NOT MAIN ISSUE

PARTY OBLIGATION’ = ~~ BIG-ISSUE OF THE * CAMPAIGN--HOOVER   League of Nations Only a ‘Side Issue Declares. Former Food Administrator   GRITICIZES FAILURE ‘OF  ~ DEMOCRATIC. STATESMANSHIF   Good -Statesmanship will Com: ‘.promise, He Says +

RESPONSIBILITY OF PARTY ISSUE   Herbert Hoover Says Inevit able Demecrats Should Be Retired.

Failure of Party Since Atmistice Real Campaign Issue He Declares   CEASES TO FUNCTION   Made Greatest of Blunders in Statesmanship Since Civil War, He Says.

HOOVER SAID THAT DEMOCRATS FAILED   PARTY RESPONSIBILITY aS THE REAL ISSUE, SPCAKER SATDP   @urs [s a Government That Mus! Not Be Made Partisan,-— Change Essential

MAN'S FINGER AFTER SHOOTING WIFE   C. H. Wilson Shoots Wife, Ther Places Revolver to Head But Finger Gets Cramp.

BOND COMMITTEE MEETS TUESDAY   COMMITTEE WILL MEET WITH CITIZENS TO DISCUSS PRINCE STREET MATTERS

PRINCE STREET _ COMMITTEE CALI   MEETING WILL BE FELD AT CIT! CHAMBER TONIGHT AT 7:30 O'CLOCK

Ponzi Served Term For Forgery While In Montreal, Canada   Massachusetts Officials Issue Closing Order To Trust Company in Which He Is Stockholder   PONZI TELLS OF HIS OPERATIONS

PONZISSAD TO. ~ HAVE SERVED TI   Attorney General Declares He I ' Same Ponzi Sent to Prison for a Forgery.

PONZ! SHOWN NOW TD HAVE PRISON RECOR   Disclosures Made of His Past Life—Doors of Trust Company Ordered Closed.

Bosten Aladdin Served Term in Prison at Montreal, Convicted of Forgery   SPENT TWO YEARS IN ATLANTA PENITENTIARY   MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY GENERAL BRINGS fro LIGH PAST RECORD OF “MAGK MILLION ATRE.”

PONZI ADMITS PRISON TERM IN MONTREAL   Minute Millionaire ts Getting a Bit Nervots,

PONZT ADMITS HAVINGSERVED PRISON TERMS   BANK COMMISSIONEP. ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF MONEY WIZARD'S INSTITUTION

DAGO FINANCIER IS EX-CONVICT   ADMITS SERVING TERM FOR FORGERY HANOVER TRUST COMPANY CLOSED

PONZI ADMILS it SERVED IN JAIL   Boston Wallingford Loses Nerve and Tells Newspapermen He is Same Person Who Served Time in Montreal; Payments on Checks.

PONZ!ISSAID TO. HAVE SERVER TIM)      Attorney General Peclaves Ho I: ‘ Same Ponzi Sent to Prison for ! Forgery.

PONZ! DECLARED AN EX-GONVICT   Officers Allege Financier Served Time for Forgery

PONZI’S RECORD      Admitted That He Has Served Tre Prison Terms.

LEGION'GIVEN CONTROL.   Ex-Service Men 40 Have Charge of Erecting. Sanitarium,  Ry Associated Prean .

Republicans Have Raised Les Than a Million, Treasurer Declares.   ADMITS $3,000,000 BUDGET:

6.01, TELLS BUT FUNDS NOT MILLION   STRONG BOX HAS ONLY $994,000: GIFTS ARE SLOW   Governor Cox Keeps Ur Attacks: Promises New Facts Soon.

DECLARES LESS THAN MILLION HAS BEEN PAID   National Treasurer of Republican ‘Party Supplies Data on The Campaign Fund   SAYS GOAL IS THREE MILLION.

REPUBLICAN FUND: SHOCK TO FOES   Have Raised Million Dollars _ Instead of Huge Sum Characed by Cox.   HAYS WELCOMES PROBE

REPUBLICAN FUND 48 $944,353.82   THESE ARE THE FIGURES GIVED " BY G. 0. P. NATIONAL CHAIR: MAN UPHAM: —

REPUBLICAN FUND TOTALS $944,353   Amount HKepresents Actual Cash; ) No Contributions Over One : Thousand Dollars.

NOMINEE COX  PROMISED IO PRUNE la GHARGED   Democratic Candidate Says Proof Forthcoming at Pittsburg on Thursday

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE USED ” TERROR SCHEME FOLLOWING — EXPLOSION IN WALL STREET   Boston Mayor Was Object ot Letters; Lenine Agent Held After Chicago Raid.

IDENTITY FIXED   Of Wi2.er of Threatening Letters to Roston Mavor .

VANDERBILT'S GIFT IS LEAGUE'S HOME   Gift of American to Daughter to Be Headquarters of the League of Nations

TUBERCULIN TESTING WORK   Twenty-sig Herds in Vicinity of Marion Center and Home Tested without Single Tubercular Animal Fourd

COUNTY DAIRY COWS ~LMAKE FINE SHOWING   PERFECT HEALTH RECORD FOR TWENTY-SLX HERDS

CONSIDER WAGE DEMANDS   Baitroad Board Given Fizarcs to Show Sealo of Seven Years.”

BILLION DOLLARS   Is Aggregate Amount of Demands of Railway Employés.

ESTIMATE WAGE INCREASE   Hearing Before Labor Board in Chicago Now in Progress,

RAIL TRIBUNAL HEARS WORKERS WAGE DEMANDS   Increases Asked by Men Would Cost Roads $276, 872,123 ,—Total ef all Classes Billion Dollars.

DEMANDS OF R. R. MEN ENORMOUS   INCREASES AS NOW ASKED WOULD MEAN ABOUT $1,000,000,000.

RAILWAY WORKERS ASK BILLION DOLLAR RAIS!   Views of Managers Are Out iined Before Board Today.

SUPREME COUNCIL MEETING _AT SAN REMO THREATENED ~ WITH SPLIT OVER GERMANY   Conferees Are Unable te Agree on Unified Policy Toward Teutons

SUPREME COUNCH “OVER ERMAN   Inter-Allied Gathering Will Proba Tomorrow Without Reaching ment—Millerand Maintains H German Army’s Size Being Key est Limit.

BANDITS GET LIFE SAVINGS   Chicago Robbers Force Man to Enter Auto-—-Bind and Gag Him— Take $14,800.

PROFITEER IN WHISKY NOW   “Brooklyn Druggists Charge $4 to $6 a Pint, United States District Attorney Is Told.

POPULATION OF QUTHERN CITIES            mR CITIES ARE ADDED et TO THE 100,000 cLaAss   SOME SHOW GREAT GROWTH   Liam, Ploriday Showed the Mighes Rate of Growth In Ten ‘Years o Any. “City of the South, .

GASTONIA IS 85TH CITY IN THE SOUTH   ge cong Pf Census Figures  wage Changes in Rank  Scachone ities — New Or leans, Atlanta and Birmingham Are First.

SOUTHERN CITIES SHOW REMARKABLE INCREASES  Five Cities Added to List Of Those of 100,000 or More

Limousines Draw Up at Houston Dope Den, Say — - Sleuths: Three Arrestea

WARGOTIC PLOT  DAUKEN UP BY THREE ARRESTS   PLACE WHERE DRUGS ARE SOLD RAIDED; CUSTOMERS DROVE UP IN LIMOUSINES

NOT SATISFIED IN WASHINGTON   Republicans In- Western State Do Not Know the Senator. Fram: Ohio   ‘PUSSY-FOOTING’ CHARGE   Many Democrats Favor Me Adoo, But Gov. Cox Is Reported Gaining Ground

PEOPLE IN WASHINGTON CTATE ARE PROGRESSIV.   Lawrence Finds Harding Little Known and the People Surprised.   WANTED LOWDEN OR WOOD   Voters, However, Fast Becoming Reconciled Beacuse of AntiWilson Feeling.

Editor of Farm Publ'cation Will Be Named Secretary of Acriculture.   IHAS BACKING OF FARMERS   ‘New Head of Agricultural De partment Has Many Years of Exoerience.

WALLACE 10 De SEGHEIANY OF AGRICULTURE   “DAVID LAWRENCE WRITES OF WELL KNOWN IOWA FARM PUBLISHER.   /WALLACE TO SUCCEED HIS NEIGHBOR, MEF =DITH.   Sen. Harding Did Not Know fir. Wal lace, Who Publishes “Wz; lace's Farmer” Until Recent Cimpaigpe For Presidency.

VEALLAGE GIVEN CABINET PLACE   Publisher of Farm Journal to Become Secretary of Agriculture in Harding Administration; He Wa: a Friend of Roosevelt.   TAKES INTEREST IN QUESTIONS OF THE PRODUCERS

U. S. Secreta Of Agricult  +           Lawrence Announces Selection By Hard ing; Wallace Is Farm Publication Edit ir and Leading Progressive Republié¢an.

NEW RULE GOVERNS REINSTATEMENT   New Conditions Under Which Lapsed War Risk Insurance May be Reinstated, Announced   MAKE 2 MONTHLY PREMIUMS   Applicant Must be in Good Health and Shall Forward to Director a Signed Statement

BRITISH PUBLIC OPPOSE WAR T0 HELP POLAND   ABORETES THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE TF POLES ARE AS. SISTED WOMEN PROTEST

WE ARE STILL HOPEFUL OF PEACE'   [LLOYD GEORGE DECLARED IN  THE HOUSE OF COMMONS THIS  AFTERNOON

IV CEORGE FOR PEACE OF EUROPE   STILL HOPEFUL OF PEACE PREMIER TELLS COMMONS IN EXPLAINING MEET.   NO TROOPS BE FURNISHED   There Is No Intention, He Asserts, Of Giving Aid to the Poles In a Military ‘Way at the Present,

Still Hope For P Peace  Says British Premie   Tells Commons England Has No. Intention Of ending Troops    to Poland.

PARLIAMENT -[S INFORMED: OF SITUATION   BRITAIN HAS NO INTENTION OF SENDING TROOPS TO POLAND, PREMIER DECLARES IN HOUSE OF COMMONS   ‘LABORITES PROTEST AGAINST NEW WAR   WORKERS IN ENGLAND THREATEN TO CRIPPLE ALL IN- DUSTRIES—OUTLOOKNARK FOP POLK.

PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE IS HOPEFUL OF PEACE      a othe Only Action Contomplated is That Necessary to Support Felish Independence.

OPPOSED TO WAR ON BOLSHEVIKI   Lloyd George Tells Commons He Still Hopes for Peace   REDS ADVANCE RAPIDLY   Poles Forced Back on Al Fronts; Railroad Cut

Lloyd George Lays Polish Situation Before Parliament   AMERICAN LEGATION MOVING

Peace Resolution Also Taken Up in Committee by Senators.      SENATOR KNOX OFFERS — SUBSTITUTE PROPOSAL   Doubt ‘Is Expressed if ‘Any. thing. Wi ill ome of reaty Talk,

FRANCE PROTECTED AT PREMIERS’ MEE]      MILLERAND TEL LS FRENCH DE. rer SHAT FRENCH RIGHTS HAVE BEEN SAFEaTARDED

PROTECT FRENCH INTEREST   Millerand Assures Chamber of Deputies of Protection.

DETROIT MEN HELD FOR $35,000 RANSON   Detectives Fail to Ambush ~ Kidnappers.

Arrest of Radical Russian ir Pittsburg May Clear Wp Wall Straat Riact   WAS CARRYING EXPLASIVES   Suspect Declares Enough Dyna mite is Stored in Gotham to Blow Up City.

RUSSIAN RED ARRESTED FOR WALL STREET EXPLOSION   ARREST WAS WADE AT PITTS. RBURGH-_ LEFT NEW YORK ON VORNING OF EXPLOSION   SEVERAL OTHER ARRESTS WILL BE WADE DURING DAY AT  ree eeata ss oo ow

CAME TO SMOKY CITY WITH SUIT _GASE FULL OF DYNAMITE AND OTHER EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL   BOASTED OF MISDEEDS OF “REDS

LY, BOMBING GONGPIRAGY USP LUI JAILED   Russian Held in Pittsburg a: More Arrests Are near  in Gotham.

TO ELECT NEW KING,   Greck Cabinet Not Satisfied With Alexander Who js III,

GREEK RING S PROVED SAYS REPORT   Victim of Monkey Bite Spent Resiful Night Sunday.

SALE OF SHIPS  MADE WIDE OPE!   AMERICAN CONCERNS GET PREF ERENCE IN BUYING GOVERNMENT-OWNED TONNAGE

FOREIGN SALES BY VOTE OF BOARD   Must First Put Forth’ Effor' to Dispose of, Vessels in This Country   OPERATE...UNTIL. SOLD   Would Appropriate $25,000, 000 Annually as Fund for Construction

GOVERNMENT SHIPS TO BE SOLD   \merican luterests First; Th Open to Anybody.

AMERICAN SHIFPING INTERESTS PREFERREI   Sale of Government Owned Vessels to Foreign Concerns, However, Au. thorized in Proposed Bill.

WOULD SELL SHIPS      Way is Left Open to Sell tc * Foreign Interests

FOOD SHIP SAID TO HAVE GONE ASHORI   Ove With Milk and Supplies For Poland in Wreck on Norway _ Comat.

FIND NO TRACE OF REMAINS OF COUGHLIN BABY   Investigation of Confessio1 By “The Crank” Still Under Way.

(RANK STORY — DISCREDITED BY OFFICERS   Confession Child Was Smothcred Not Believed; Think Child Safe.

“CHANK’S "VARIOUS STORIES FAL TO. ~ PRODUCE CHILD   Body of Little Coughlin Child Sti - Hidden In Place Where Author . files Cannot Find tt -

SEARCH FOR BODY OF COUGHLIN BABY FAILS   Pennsylvania Police Center Efforts On Confession Of Abductor Pasquale.

TO RELAX RULE IN ~ SANTO DOMING(   Decree Will Be Promulgated Soon.

YOUNG MAN PAINFULLY INJURED   Team Bolts While Hitched Te Cultivator

YOUNG FARMER IS PAINFULLY INJURE!   Frank Ringer Hurt When Team Hitched to Cultivator Ran Away.

PRESIDENT CARRANZA TG WNOT YET CAPTURED   DEPOSED MEXICAN CHIEF CAN NOT RESIST LONG, OBREGON SAYS.   Last Remaining Stronghold Along the Texas Border Will Capitulate Today.

REPORT CARRANZA SURROUNDED AND IN DESPERATE STRAITS   Obregon Orders Mexican President Be Offered Escort to Vera Cruz and Chance _ To Leave Country.

CARRANZA IN DIRE STRAITS   Deposed President and His Army Are Surrounded.   OBREGON SORAOBORATES WIRE

REBELS GAIN CONTROL OF MATAMOROS TODAY   Last Stronghold of Carranza Government Along International Border Will Surrender to Revolutionists This Morning   DEPOSED RULER iN DIRE STRAITS   Is Surrounded By Enemy Bui Will Be Giver . Chance to Leave Country in Safety—More Federal Generals Go Over to Rebels

CARRANZA HEMMED IN AND DESPERATE   Obregon to Allow Him tc Teave Mexico Safely   New Leader Calls His President’: U, S. Policy ‘National Suicide”

PORT GARRANZA SURROUNDED BY HEBEL FRGES   Vill be Given Time to Leave the Country

OBREGON OFFERS CARRANZA PARTY PASS. TO SAFETY   Revolutionary Leader Issues Statement Denouncing Former Head of Nation   SAYS ARMY . EXECUTIONER   Gen. Calles Expected to Have.  Headquarters in Juarez: , For Several Days

amy  GARRANZA HAS BEEN QURAOUNDED AND IN UEOPEAATE’ STRAITS      Instructions Have Been Given, However, To Allow Him To Leave Country Safely.   REPORT FROM OIL FIELDS

REBELS SURROUND CARRANZA   Mexico’s President Reported in Des. perate Straits in Riconada, in the State of Pueblo.

REBELS SURROUND CARRANZA WHO IS IN SERIOUS STRAITS   General Obregon Gives Instructions to Permit President to Leave Country.   MATAMOROS SURRENDER SET FOR 9 THIS A. M.   Inadequate Cable and Telegraph  Lines Held Back News to National Capital.

ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER INTERVIEWS REBEL LEADER: PRESIDENT IS SURROUNDED

Deposed Pres. Reported it Desperate Straits   GEN. OBREGON’S MESSAGE

SURROUND CARRANZA FORCE   Rebel Army of 16,000 Attack Presi. dent's Armed Guard.

PLAN TO EXILE CARRANZA   WILL BE ALLOWED TO LEAVE MEXICO, § OBREGON SAYS,   Surrounded by Rebels, the Mresdiden t's Plight is Desperate, but His Foes Vinve Sent Offer Gaaritine teeing Breedont.

Wife of Irish  MayorAppeals For a Boycott   Sympathizers Throughout th World Called Upon to Ac Against British; MacSwin ey Reported Dying Fast.

Sire Nay gi Salpeter alah etapa a ae  MOTION PICTURES AND LANDLORDS DENOUNCED

BOUCHE PROMINENT IN RED PLOT HERE; PLANS MADE PUBLIC   Proof Of Their Work Is Now In Hands Of Department Of Justice At Washington   RE SSIAN REDS CATSPAWS   Idea Said To Be To Brin; About Revolution And Cripple Nation Industrially

FING LEADERS  L  OF RED MOVES   In the United States Said tc Be Germans If Not Germany Itself.   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SAYS IT HAS THE PROOF   ‘Some of the Information Concerning Plotting Held by ] Government.

GERMANS AMONG RINGLEADERS OF REN MOVEMEN]   Proof of This is in Hands Of Department of  Justice Officials.   SOME INSIDE  FACTS GIVEN   German and Prussian Were Moving Spirits in Communist  Meeting at Moscow.

Department of Justice Has Proof That Germans Are Renal Source   FOR INDUSTRIAL GAIN      Propaganda Is Allowing Teuton To Regain Place  Cammarrialiv

GERMANY TO BLAME — FOR “RED” MOVEMENT   Charged That German Money Was Responsible for Labor Troubles

POLITICIANS ARE LN ACCORD.   v0 Dissensien in Ranks of Kansas Pourties.: *

BIG TIMBER DEAL TAKES   doldings of Ameriéan Redwood Company on Gualala River Taken Over by Nebraska Concern in’ Deal Involving $1,000,000 

BIG TIMBER DEAL TAKES PLACE ON SOUTH COAST   Holdings of American Redwood Company on Gualala River Taken Over by Nebraska Concern in Deal Involving $1,000,000

WIESTER-VOLLMER   t shieh {Young Couple Married at Three F; O’clork This Atternoon,

NIESTER-VOLLMER   Young Couple Married at Three O'clock This Afternoon.

G. A. R: ERGAMPMENT   An Appeal To Indiana's Hospitality and Patriotism.

STATE 6, A. R,. ‘CONVENES HERE JUNE 7 TO 1€   General Harry White, in Formal, Pronounciamento Tells of Coming of Veterans to Indiana ‘Encampment.   PARTICULARS

RON AND STEEL  PAGES ADVANGE dU0 PER GEN   PROFITS OF BIG STEEL COMPA NIES LEVIED THIRTY DOL LARS FROM EACH FAMILY,

SAYS STEEL COMPANIES MADE EXCESS PROFITS   Railway Economist. Tells Board of .U, S, Steel Corporation.

SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES ARE FOR GEN. WOOD   Presidential Aspirant Is in Lead of Lowden by Some 3,000 Votes.

WOOD IS LEADING BOTH OPPONENTS INSOUTH DAKOTA   Holds Margin “of 3,400: Over “Lowden; "708. Out of 1,700" “Precincts'Heard From.

WOOD LEADS IN UU TH DAROTA bY LESS THAN 3,400   Returns From 708 Precincts Show Lowden Close Second With Johnson Only 1,700 Behind Governor.

Leads Governor Lowden ‘in Republican Primary by 4,000.   JOHNSON {8 THIRD   Returns Are Tabulated From 53 of the 64 Coun Has of State.

PERKINS TQ BE ABSENT   Supporter of Late Theodore Roosevelt Unable to Attend G. O. P. Conventlon—til! tn Sanitéfiun,

No General May Day Strike Today   Less ‘Than 25,000 Workers are on ; Strike, Although Thousands Threaten Walkouts

ITALY GETS. BRAZILIAN LOAN   South American Republic Extends Credit of $°5.000.000.

BRAZIL LOANS ITALY BIG SUM   Rome to Give Preference to Ships of South American Republic for $25,000,000.

Denver People Do Like Their “Toddy,” Even lf it is Only “White Mule

VETOED BEER BILL.   j Mawsacbuse’s (overnor Took Action H Qn Measure Today.

Connecticut Democrats. Fay Amendment of Volsteag Prohibition ‘Act.

GOQUIDGE AGAINST MAKING STATE GASK   Governcr of Massachuseits Vetoes Bill to Permit Manufacture  and Sale of 2.75 Beer

JUDGE JONES SAYS N P L WOULD MAKE SCHOOLS INPUAATORS OF SOCIALISM

ENTHUSIASTIC. AUDIENCE G REETS JUDGE JONES, WHO AGASTO AEDS, URGES SUPPORT FOR REPUBLIGANS

SAYS CONGRESS IS THE DOCTOR   Jovernor Cox Declares Enforesment Statute Up to the _ Lawmakers. —   MUST. UPHOLD CONSTITUTION   Yepresents Jeffersonian Principle That Majority Ru;es—Congress Can Repeal, but He Will Enforce Law  While on Statute Book, \

AYO LIQUOR LAW FOR CONGRES   Enforcement Statute Up to Law. makers, Cox Declares.   WILL UPHOLD CONSTITUTION   in Power of Congress Only to Repea —~He Will Enforce Any Law on the Statute Book—Is Jeffersonian Democrat.

CONGRESS I} THE DOCTOR, COX SAYS   Governor Cox Declares Enforcement Statute Up to the Lawmakers.   Represengs Jeffersonian Pr nciple That  Majority Ruies—Congiess Can Repeal, but He Will Enforce Law While on Statute Book,

G. 0. P. CONVENTION IS UNBOSSED AND AN UNLEAD AFFAIR   None of the Candidates Knows Where He Is; Leaders of Old Days Smile.   MUST BE LEAD OR LOST   But Firs Ballot Will Settle the Outlook for the Big. Three— Wood, Johnson, Lowden.

NO FORECAST MADE ON EVE OF CONCLAVE   Convention Unled and Unbossed as Opening  Draws Near.

Absence of Directorship Bewilders Delegates in Chicago,   STRENGTH NOT SHOWN   Johnsen, Lowden and Wood Managers Make: No Claims.

6.0. P. NOMINEE STILL IS MUCH IN THE DARK   :Immimence of Convention Opening, Finds Situation Further Beclouded.   , PROMINENT CANDIDATES  ARE ALL CLAIMING GAINS   ‘Best Estimates of Individuals,  Amount to Little More Than One-Fourth of Total.   CONTESTS GO TO THE FLOOR      Enlivened Squabble Over Seats Is Looked For; Johnson Is te Have Mass Meeting:

CONVENTION STILL LOOKS FOR LEADER   ‘BOSSLESS, UNLED CONDI. TION BEWILDERING TO DELEGATES   TALKING OF HUGHES   Big Three, Wood, Jehtnson and  Lowden, Cant Muster Enough Votes on  bos Sart   ‘Crop of New Leaders Who re Unknown to One Another : Add to the Uncertainty

CONVENTION OPENS WITHOUT “BOSSES:   Less Than a Day Before For mal Session, Delegates Ar Bewailing Absence of An Real Leadership.

GRAND OLD PARTY HAS NO LEADERS      Republican Convention Unbossed And Unled. Delegates Are Bewildered.   OLD CHIEFTAINS MISSING   No Changes in Line Up. Strong Under Tone For Hughes Coming to Front. Await First Ballot,

CONVENTION IS  ~ANUNLED AFFAIR   REPUBLICANS MILL AROUNL AND BEWAIL ABSENCE OF THE LEADERS.

OLD TIME PARTY. WHIPS SHMILE KNOWIWGLY AS  LEADEBLESS THAOKG OF REPUSLICANS MILL 1} HOTEL LOBBIES. WANTING SOME MOSES TO APPEAE

FIRST BALLOT MAY DECIDE CHIEF OF 6.0.P.   owden, Wood and Johnson’: Showing on Initial Vote May   SWING FREE LANCERS   UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES MAY CHOOSE MIAN BY WAY WIND BLOWS ON FIRST ROLL

Conclave is Unled, Unbossed, Without. Secret Conferences   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Not Too Overcontident on Eve of Convention _ Opening—Hughes Appears Strong as - Dark Horse Candidate

FADERLESS DELEGATES AT CHICAGO MILLING AROUND   Id-Time Republican ‘Bosses’ Enjoy Spec. acle of Chaos; Only Preliminary Ballots Can Show Which Way the Wind Blows.

MARKING TIME IN REPUBLICAN - PRELIMINARIES      STAGE SET. FOR 1920 CON. VENTION: TO OPEN TO: / MORROW.AT 11 A: M.*   No Changes Expected in Situa. . ion Until After First Ballo Show -Line-up: 1

Assembles Tomorrow, but Delegates Are Milling Around ir Sea of Bewilderment—Former Recognized Leaders Fine Grim Satisfaction in Situation—Await With Expectancy First Test Ballots—Undercurrent of Hughes Talk.

-HUGHES BEGINS TO LOOM ON HORIZON   Whiie Darkhorse Talk !s Still n Background Borah Admits Former Governor “A Very Carmidable Man.”

CONVENTION IS UNBOSSED; MANY DELEGATES LOST   Absence of Old Whips Plainly Seen in Chicago.

Prospects That G. 0. P. Con vention Will Be Dead. locked Grows.   NO CANDIDATE HAS ENOUGH DELEGATES   Lively Fight Over Permanen Chairman Among the Probabilities.

Unbossed And Unled, They Mill Around; Dark Horse Talk Is Heard In Lobbies.

As Leading Candidates Drive Hard for Un: instructed Delegates—Absence of Real Leaders Bewailed by Delegates—No Bosses to Conduct Affairs—Dark Horse Talk in background but names of Hughes,  ~ Coolidge and Others Mentioned.   (By Associated Press Teased Wire )

Wood, Lowden and Johnson Driving Hard for Advantage But Best _ Claim Little Over Fourth   of Delegate Strength    FAVORITE SONS AND DARK HORSE POSSIBILITIES SPEED ACTIVITIES

UNCERTAINTY STILL RULES AT CHICAGO   [Inbossed, Unled Gathering of Delegates Mill Aim‘lessly Thru Hotels.   HUGHES DARK HORSE  TALK -IS INCREASING

HUGHES’ NAME IS “USED AT CHICAGO   Candidate of 1912 Choice of Many Delegates Arriving for Convention. Nat Touched by Investigation.

tee ABSENT.  Republican Convention Delegates Prepare for Opening Tuesday --- No Predictions of Final Selection Carry Weight

EVERYBODY UP THE AIR OER ANG ERTANITY   Prospects of Deadlock Hourly Become More Pronounced © In Chicago.   SQUBBLE OVER SEATS PCOOMES MORE LIVELY   Lucy Page Gaston. Only Wo: man Candidate, Withdraws From Political Race.

British Pour Thousands _ Of Fresh Soldiers Into  Ireland to Bring Orde:

IRELAND CRISIS AND THOUSANNS BRITISH TROOPS START CAMPAIGN   iGovernment Will Resort to  Drastic Measures to Sup .press Uprisings and Restore : rder in the West and the ! Southwest. -

TROOPS ARRIVING   Cordons of. Soldiers Thrown About Disorderly Areas =~   MARTIAL. LAW. EXPECTED   Large Body of Soldiers Arrive in Londonderry

Long Expected Campaign of General MacReady Is Believed Under Way   EXISTENCE OF “STATE OF WAR” RECOGNIZEL   ARRANGEMENTS ARE PRACTICALLY COMPLETE FOR MII ITARY CONTROL OF IRE:  ’ LAND, SAY REPORTS.

THOUSANDS OF FRESH TROOPS “SENT TO IRELAND   Indications Are That Gen. MacReady Has Begun His Long- Expected Campaign to Restore Order in the tsfand.

HEAVY GARRISONS MARK OCCUPATION BY GEN. M’'READY  een etna te   Londonderry Held In Virtual Stage of Seige By Troops.

SENATOR PENROSE BEHIND ATTACK   BELIEVED THAT POLITICS WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR ATTACK BY SIMS ,

CAUSIG. NEAR IN REVOLT OF LONDONDERAY REBELS NORE TROOPS ABE CALLED   Mnglish Government Ready fo Adopt: Drasti Measures to Bring Rioting in Ireland .to / End---French Soldiers Sent.

CAMPAIGN BEGUN TO QUIET IRISH   Movement of Troops to Erir Indicates Opening-of Long Expected Military Move.   STATE OF WAR IS. NEAR

EMERALD ISLE       THOUSANDS OF FRESH TROOPS ARE BEING DISTRIBUTED. ©

Inlot SlTUATION BEGUMES SERIOUS   indications Are That General MacReady Has Begun Campaign to Restore Order.   MORE TROOPS DISTRIBUTED   Government Ready to Adopt Drastic Measures in Londonderry and Other Sections.

sTAE WA ~—EXISTSIN MANY ~ PARTS OF IRELAND   Crisis is Developing Rapidly and Stren uous Times Sern to Ee Ahead   THOUSANDS OF EXGLESI FRVOPS AKE LANDING      Gen. McReaily’s Forces Are Tea tributed Throushout South and West Part of Island

CRISISNEARS AS MORE LORS ENTER IRELANL   Existence of State of War Begin. ning ta be Recognized by All in Ireland.

Crisis In Ireland ts Developing  ee oe ee  S01. DIERS ARRIVING  “State of War” Being Recognized

England Sends Thousands of Fresh Troops to Erin. and Drastic Measures May Be Used Against Sinn Feiners   Military Contrql Plans Are Made By General Macready; Strikes of the Workers Are Spreading Over the Island

CRISIS 1S DEVELOPING = » RAPIDLY IN TRELANE   Existence of a-Stateof War is Being Recog-, nized, Dispatches State;Daniels Intimates Penrose is Back of Sims Attack; Normal Traffic Conditions Not in Sight-for Months Yet.

CAMPAIGN TO — RESTORE ORDER ON IN IRELAND   Begun by Large Force of Troops Under Command of Gen. M’Cready--Rioting in Londonderry Quelled.

MARTIAL LAW IN MOST OF IRELAND   DRASTIC MEASURES BEING EXECUTED BY SOLDIERY.   CITY OF THE DREADFUL NIGHT   Londonderry Scene of Rioting Has Now Become the Genter of Miliitary’ Activity = — Troops Take

Alan OUTBREAKS GROWING SERIOUS   CRISIS IS NEAR IT IS INDICA. TED IN DISPATCHES FROM IRELAND.   Experts Estimate It Will Require Four Hundred Thousand Soldiers to Restore Order in Disturbed Island.

NOT WORRIED OVER  DAUGHTER'S ABSENCE   Stoughton Fletcher, Indianapolis Banker, Says His DauShter Must Be on “A Lark.”

COMMISSION HEARS A VIADUCT PROTEST   NORTH LAWRENCE COMMITTEE APPEARED BEFORE ~ BODY LAST NIGHT   PLAN WAS EXPLAINED.   The Long “Treating’ With the Union Pacifie and Results Were Detailed      Were Assured “That. City Would Consider Interests of All Before Action

DEBS IN PRISCN NOTIFIED THAT HE 1S NOMINEE   Appears ‘Before Socialist Com: mittee Garbed in Blue  Nonim   Big Demonstration Planned Ir Atlanta, Georgia.

PROPOSE ARMY OF 2,000 WATCHMEN TO GUARD LIQUOR   Internal. Revenue Bureau An nounces Plan to Protect 69 Million Gallons of Whiskv From Thievery.   ASK APPROPRIATION   Prohibition Commissioner Kremer Asks $2,000,000 Be Made Available for Establishing the Guard.

2,500 WATCHMEN TO GUARD LIQUOR IN BOND   Prohibition Commissioner Announces Intention as a Result of Recent Shifts.

WANT 2500 GUARDS FOR STORED LIQUORS   Thefts From Bonded Warehouses Where 69,000,000 Gallons Kept. — $2,000.000 Asked at Ongg.

WANTS 2,560 WATCHMEN AS GUARDS FOR LIQUOF   r - toed . Prohibition Camuinisstoner Says 5: Phefts Occur Daily in Spite of  ‘Tron Bars,

NUGIALIOTS HOLD MASS MEETING 1K NEW YORK STREETS   Representative Claessens and Four Others Speak to Monster Crowds.   “No Such Thing As Democra: cy,” Says Expelled Representative.

Deposed New : York Socialist Reviles Name of Democracy In the American Government

MARION FOR A MEETING   Democratic Candidate Talks at Harding’s Home for League of Nations.   HEADS CROWD FROM TRAIN TO A STAND   As Train Came In Band Played, ‘‘Hail, Hail the Gang’s All Bere?’

GOVERNOR COX TO THE FRONT PORCH   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE INVADES THE HOME OF w HIS OPPONENT.

Allies Saved By Occupation Of Ruhr Region      Premier Millerand Avers Hoth Al lies and Germans Protestid Enteance of German Reichswehr into Turbutent DPbisteies

SIOUX CITY DARK; POWER PLANT MEN ARE OUT ON STRIKE   Street Car Traffic Also Is Suspended and Business Generally Is Crippled,

‘STRIKE HALTS STREET CARS   Thousands Walk at Sioux City, fa. As Reault of Walkout of Work. ere in Power House.

PIGTURE OF STUDENT BODY PROPOSED BY COMPANY   Roy H. Evans Representative for Firm Suggests Mass Arrangement Into “IT, U.” Shield.   USED FOR WIDE PUBLICITY

COMMITTEE TO RESUME ITS INVESTIGATION Ot CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES   LOWDEN'S PRE-CONVENTION CAMPAIGN FIKST CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTER,

(MANY STATES —  ARE SNOWBOUND   Heaviest Fall in Pennsylvania Where 12  Inches Registered

WORST STORM OF SFASON HITS. EAST, TRAFFIC [MPEDED   HAIL, SLEET, ‘SNOW, BURY CITIES ALONG ATLANTl COAST.   Great Drifts is Clog Streets, Demoralizing Car Service.

ATLARTIC COAST STATES ALL HIT. HARD BY STORM   New York City Tied Up and  New Jersey’s Seashore Racartc Ramacad

STEAM ROADS HAVE TROUBLE AND THE TROLLEY IS BLOCKED.      Over Foot of Snow and Sleet Durin; Night; Fair and Warmer Ils Promised

SNOW STORM IN EAST       WORST W FRER OF WINTER ALONG ATLANTIC COAST.   Fall of Three to Twelve Inches Accompanied By Slect and) Wind Handicaps Traitic,

EASTERN U.S. SERIOUSLY HIT BY BIG STORN   WHOLE ATLANTIC COAST SECTION 15 SNOWED UN DER TODAY.

ENTIRE EAST IS SWEPT BY SEVERE SNOW STORM   Atlantic Seaboard from Virginia to New Engiand Is Snowbound.   ACCOMPANIED BY HEAVY SLEET AND HIGH WINDS   4,000 Men at Work Digging New  City Out from Under the { Heavy Fail.   TRAFFIC GREATLY DELAYED      Gotham Faces Coal Famine if Bad Weather Continues; Pennsylvania Is Hard Hit, ”

Atlantic Seaboard Is Snow Bound   Status Along the Atlantic From New England to Virginia Covered With Snow.

BARNES—UPHOLOS WHEAT GUARANTEE   Condemns Gronna’s Bill fox Repeal of Grain Price - Measure.

OPPOSES REPEALING. GRAIN CONTHGL At   Barnes ‘Says Congress Woulc Be Repudiated If Bill Is Put Through,   GRONNA 1S  CRITICISED

CLAIMS GRONNA’S WHEAT BILL AIMS TO BREAK PLEDG!   Barnes Declares Passing o Measure Would Be Repudiation of Surety to Pro ducers of 1919 Crop.

COUNTRY STIRRED UP OVER WHEAT REPEAL EE   Wheat Director Says Lifting Of Guarantee May Cause Chans.

CONTINUE PROBE INTO IRON RIVER “REBELLION”      Department of Justice Man Makes Quict Investigation and Will tcport Findings to Washington

ATLANTIC FLEET PUTS QUT --T@ SEA F@R MANEUVERS   Rumors: .. Current “That. ‘Addition 2S is Muy be Sent to the clot Gull: of! Mexi

ATLANTIC FLEET PUTS OUT TO SEA TODAY   Reduced as Unit by Several Vessels Sent to Gulf.

FLEET RAISES ANCHOR TODAY   Warships Put to Sea From the Hudson Today.

FLEET PUTS OUT TO SEA   Atlantic Squadron May Join Other War Craft Now In Mexican Waters.

COMMUNIST PARTY ARRESTS TOTAL 3, 100   Raids Still Going on, The Assistant Chief of Bureau of Investigation Says.

CONVICT MAKES ESCAPE   ON WAY TO JEFFERSONVILLE DIVED THROUGH CAR WINDOW FROM TRAIN.

PRISONER PLUNGES THROUGH CAR WINDOW   Automobile Thief Takes Desperate Chance Tu Obtain Liberty.

JAMES SOLLY BARCUS NATIVE OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP DIES _IN NEW YORK   FORMER -SEHOOL TEACHEE

JAMES SOLLY BARCUS DIES IN NEW YORK   AMASSED BIG FORTUNE BY HIS ~ GENIUS AS.A BOOK AGENT   FAILED IN POLITICAL AMBITIONS   Taught One Term in Jackson Township Then . Began Successful Career as Book Salesman at Small Salary.

FARMER MARSH SORE ABOUT IT   Not Enough Class Legislation Favorable to Agriculture in Chicago Platform.   WANTED TO DICTATE MORE THAN WAS GIVEN   Secretary of Legislation of Farmers’ Council Dissatisficd With Declaration.

FARMERS’ COUNCIL MAN “SORE” OVER G. 0. P, PLATFORN   ‘will Open Campaign to Show Politicians’ Political  Strength of Farmers.

FARMERS ANGRY AT G. 0. P. PLATFORM ARE READY T0 ACT   Marsh, Soorotury of Council, to Show. Politicians Powor of Rural Vote.   WRONGS RECOGNIZED NO REMEDY Proven   Agricultural Plank Faily to Amend Federal Farm Tonn Act, or Give Tony Credits.

Rural Folk Entilled lo More Recognition at Hands of Parly'Leaders Marsh De clares,   BLAMES G, G. P.   Alleged Neglect al Hands of Framers of Republican Plalformy Alleged Ina Stalemant

FARMFRS ARE ANGRY AT G. 0. P. PLATFORM   MARSH, SECRETARY OF COUNCIL TO SHOW POLITICIANS POWER OF RERAL VOTE.   Wroegs Kecognizd—No Remedy— Agricaltaral Plank Fails to Amend Federal Farm Loan Act, or Give Lowg Crodits.

ASK U. S. TO ATTEND   Senator Walsh Asks That. Presiden Appoint Delegate for Meeting.

DULD ACCEPT LEAGUE'S OFFER   Montana Senator Urges Repre-. sentation on Disarmament Commission

Plan for Disarmament by Three Stages is Formulated by Disarmament Committee for Submission to Assembly; Would Retain only Military Force Needed for Police  Purnocse<c

enpoTr COTTON,   PRESIDENT ASKED TO APPOINT UV. §. REPRESENTATIVE

PLANS 10 QUSARM GIVEN IN CUTLINE   JAPAN SAYS SHE CANNOT DISARM AS LONG AS UNITED STATES IS ARMING   Senator Walsh, Democrat, Asks for Appointment of Member of the League Disarmment Body

Senator Walsh Wants U. S. Represented at Geneva on Disarmament Commissios

AESOLUTION SEEKS TO HAVE AMERICAN ~ARPRBSENTATICR AT ~ LEAGUE CONVENTION

LEAGUE RESOLUTION © _ PRESSED IN SENATI   Walsh Takes Issue With . President. —

WILLFUL WASTE AND LOSS   Charced by Candidate for Congress Against Secretary Daniels.

CONTEMPLATING BULLDING   central School Talked of Por Prairie Township To Include High Sehool,

DATS REACH DOLLAR MARK AT CHICAGS   History Made on Board of Trade at Windy City.

HOOVER MAY LEAD THIRD PARTY IF NOT NOMINATEL   Political Possibilities Arising From His Candidacy Arouse Leaders of Both Old Parties.

HGOVER TO CAUSE SPLIT IN 6.0.P.   WASHINGTON POLITICIANS PRE DICT FORMATION OF A THIRD PARTY

WILLHOOVERSPLIT THE REP LICANS   His Entry Into Fight: ‘Hap. Caus ed Consternation If Ranks . of Old Parties,

Rump Convention Will Former Dictator Playing  Part of Roosevely is bable, gout   PREPARE FOR ATTACK   ‘Combined Party Interests May Desceud on Ueaver Tn Avalanche Like That O¢r1a4iy9

MAY RESORT TO STERN TACTICS _ TO GET KAISER   ENTENTE LEADERS ALSO DIS CUSS BLOCKADE OF DUTCH ™ PORTS, ACCORDING TO  PARIS NEWSPAPERS.

REFUSAL BY HOLLAND . CONSIDERED BREAK   ENTENTE ENJOINER WILL . BE CONCILIATORY TOWARD CPRPRVANY

PLANSTERN STEPS TO GET POSSESSION « OF FORMER KAISER   Paris Newspaper Says Diplematic Relation with the Hagué May Be Broken   BLOCKADE OF DUTCH  PORTS ONE WEAPON   List of Persons to be Surrendered by German Government Approved in France

HOLLAND'S REFUSAL MAY BRING SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS   Allies May Go So Far jAs To. Break Dipiomatie Relations or Blockade Dutch Ports. *

MAY —BLOCCADE DUTCH   Holland te Receive Anothe: De mond foy Surrende, of Ka‘se: William.

ALLIES DIOPATCH FIRMER NOTE 10 QUT GH OFFICIAL   Threatens Blockade of Hol. land Ports If Kaiser’s Extradition is Denied.

DUTCH BLOCKADE SEEN POOIBLE IA KAISER’ DISPUTE   “Petit Parisien” Says Entente Will Be Conciliatory Till Holland Refuses Again.

DUTCH MAY YET G'T IN BAD OVER THE FORMER HUN KAISER   If Holland Persists in Refusing tc Hand Over Much Wanted German Subject Radi¢al  Action Looked For   WOULD BLOCKADE HER PORTS   Breaking Off Of Diplomatic Rela tions Would Put Holland In An Awkward Position .

MAY BE STERH STEPS   THE ENTENTE BPETERMINED TO HAVE PORMER KAISER,   Blockade of Dutely Ports May bal lew as Eesult,

MAY BLOCKADE DUTCH   Hint That Allies May Break Off Diplomatic Retations.   Drastic Action Against Holland if De mand for the-Former Kaiser la Refused.

OF DUTCH PORTS   RELATIONS MAY BE BROKEN OFF   ~rown Prince Head of List Proscribed hy the Entente

ACT IN KAISER CASE, IS HINTED   If Holland Again Refuses to Deliver Wilhelm, Diplo matic Relations   MAY BE SEVERED SOON   LATEST NOTE IS CONCILIATORY TO GERMANY BUT INDICATES STERN ACTION AGAINST HOLLAND.

NAVAL BLOCKADE OF DUTCH PORTS   Hint That Allies May Break Off Diplomatic Relations.   Drastic Action Against Holland if De mand for the Former Kaiser s Is Refused.

DUTCH BLOCKADE HINT   ALLIES DISCUSS NEXT NOTE T¢ . ROLLAND: KEGARDING KAISER.   May, Break: Off Diplematic. ‘Relations if ; Demands Are Again Refused, nt “ts Report     STALE

ALLIES THREATEN DUTCH BLOCKADE   Drastic Action- Against Holland lf Demand for Former Kaiser Is Refused.   MAY BREAK OFF RELATIONS   Confirmation Received of Report That Poland in Conjunction With Allies ts Considering Peace Bid of Russian Soviets,

DUTCH BLOCKADE HINT   ALLIES DISCUSS NEXT NOTE TO  “HOLLAND REGARDING KAISER. ~   May Break Off Diplomatic Relations if Demands Are Again Refused, is Report.

MAY BE STERN STEPS   THE EXTENTE, DETERMINED TC [HAVE FORMER KAISER.   We og boi Blockade of Dutely Ports’ May Ko Dey Tow as Redult, 

CLOSE UP OF Bla KRUPP FACTORIES   Carl D. Groat, United Press Correspondent, Says Shortage of Coal Stands in Way of Full Time ' Peace Production in Germany

Berlin Corresportent United Press Gains Access To Famous Steal “orks   GIVES HIS IMPRESSIONS

PRESIDENT NOW - FOR COMMITTEE OF CONCILIATION   Favors Selection of Body To Adjust Treaty Differences,   UNDERWOOD PLAN . GETS HIS FAVOR   Anxious To Secure Compromiss On the Peace Treaty in The Senate.

PREOWUEAT WiLL (AGE UNDERWOOD PAN FDR TREATY CONCILIATION   Wilson Reported to Have Broken With Hitch cock, and White House Says He Will Ask for Senate Commission to End Fight.   EXECUTIVE WILL TAKE ACTION iF TRUCE FAILS ON THURSDAY

TREATY ADJUSTE BY A COMMUTE  OF COMSILIATIO   Peace Covenant Compro: mise Negotiations Are — Resumed. :   OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY   Democrats Charge Change of Front by Republicans © After Agreement.

CONCILIATION 5 THE THING   President Wilson Reported as Favoring That Program As 3 Last Resori.   THINK A COMMITTEE SHOULD BE APPOINTED   If the Conference Tomorrow Brings No Result Such Committee May be Asked.

To Adust Senate Differences in Relation to the Peace Treaty—Will Support Underwood Plan For a Committee to Reach a Compromise.

OULD BAR ~~ SOCIALIST:   Two Bills Will Be Introduced in the New York  Legislature

SOCIALISTS 10 BE EXCLUDED   Would Be Barred From Poli. tics in New York By Proposed Law.

INTRODUCE BILLS KEEP SOCIALISTS OUT OF POLITICS   Banishment Measure: Brought Before New York Assembly

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY MAY BAR SOCIALISTS   ntroduce Two Bills Carrying Out Recommendations.

‘TWO BILLS HIT SOCIALISTS   New York Measures Would Bar Ther From Participation in Politics in State.

BAR SUCIALITS INN. ¥. POLITICS, AIM OF 2 BILL   One Seeks Court Judgment or Party Doctrines, Other to Curb Office Holding.

TO BAR THE SOCIALISTS   TWO BILLS INTRODUCED IN N. ¥ LEGISLATURE WOULD KEEP PARTY OUT OF POLITICS.

MEASURES PREPARED TD MEET RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OUSTING SOCIALIST!   ONE MEASURE PROVIDES FOR JU. DICIAL REVIEW OF ENTIRE SOCIALIST PARTY,

SOCIALISTS TO TESTIFY.      Suspended ~ Assemblymen To Give Evidence In Their Own Behalf,

EARTH TREMORS         Slight Quakes Recarded on Chicago  Tinisiasni¢te ‘Salemnoranh.

Negro Preacher _ Lynched At Parvi   C, Leman Brown bynehed by a Moh of His Own Race, Suspected of Aiding in Killing Color*d Girt, }

LYNCH NEGRO PREACHER FOR ALLEGED MURDER   SHERIFF CLAIMS COLORED MAN HUNG MINISTER OF THEIR RACE

WILL “ADMINISTER ON ESTATE  3   Farmer's Loan & Trust Ge. ‘Appoint ; i ed Adminisaator. >

© WILL ADMINISTER ON ESTATE   Parmer’s Loan & Trust Go., Appoime ed) Adiiinisirator,

BIG BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Fortifications Appropriations Measure Is Sent to Conference.

SENATE PASSES BIG. BILL   Annual Fortifications Appropriations Measure Approved and Sent toConference—-Big Increase.

Flogged To Death   Band of Masked Men Beat Negro Who Threatened White Ma

WITHDRAW PLEA FOR RAISE   Denver Biliposters Say That Cut Prices Enable Them to Live More Cheaply.

CONSTANTINE TO RETURN 70 ATHENS   Former Greek King Is Prepares For Journey To Greek Capital

QUSTED KING READY TO RESUME THRGNE   Constantine Making Preparation {0 Petura ta Greaga,

CONSTANTINE PREPARES - TO RETURN TO GREECE   Expects To Leave For Athens Next Week.

WILL MOVE QUICKLY   Constantine Getting Ready to Take Up Old Job

CONSTANTINE IS READY TO START FOR ATHENS   Baggage Can be Packed ir Two Hours, One of Former Kine'’s Secretaries Says.

REPORT BERGDOLL MASQUERADING IN WOMANS CLOTHES   Draft Dodger May Have Boarded Train Bound  to Montreal.

COURTS RULING 31 0PS REMOVAL OF RAILROADER   Kentucky Judge Over. rules Esch - Cummins Adjustment Board.

INJUNCTION STOPS WORKING OF BROTHERHOOD SENIORITY RULE   Court Helds a’ Freight Conductoi Can Not Get Passenger Run on Seniority

APPEAL CASES AGAINST BOARD   GREW OUT OF RULING OF THR RAILWAY BOSRD. 2      IS A NEW PROCEDURE:   FREIGHT CONDUCTOR CANNOT BUMP PASSENGER “CON? -:           ‘Is a New Angle to Unlow Labor Ora " gankatlon Senfority. Rule in  ’ Dally Use. .

SENIORITY RIGHT RULING REVERSEL   Kentucky Court Says it Cannot Be Invoked Against Passenger Conductor.

COURT OVERRULES RAILROAD BOARD   INJUNCTION STOPS WORKING OF BROTHERHOOD SENIORITY RULE   Court Holds a’ Freight Conductoi Can Not Get Passenger Run on Seniority

OVERRULES U. S. RAIL BOARD   Judge of Kentucky Court of Appeale Holds Adjustment Body Lacks : Jurisdiction.

COURT RULES CONDUCTOR IN FREIGHT SERVICE CAN’T OUST PASSENGER UNDER SENIORIT

UNUSUAL RAL BASE CARRIED TOEIMIL COURT   Passenger Conductor Enjoins reight- Conductor, From Getting His Job

RULING OF JUDGE TS BLOW TO 9. A BROTHERHOOD hon-Union Conductor Retains vo  Over Union Man Who Was to supplant Kim

RAILWAY BOARD 5 OVERRULED   Kentucky Court Safeguard: Conductor’s Tenure on Position.

FIRST RAIL TEST CASE DECIDED   Brotherhood Engineer Denied Seniority by State Court.   j. § BOARD OVERRULED   Non-Uniasn Man Granted Injunetion in Kentucky.

MIAMI 1S QUIET. AFTER DISTURBANCE   Streets Patrolled By $ By 300 Members of the American Legion ‘ Last Night.

I) QUIET IN MAN FOLLOWING RIOT OF WHITES AND BLACKS   Negro Dwelling Dynamited Leads to Firing in Streets of Negro Section.   SITUATION UNDER CONTROL   Members of American Legion Pa. trolled Streets During the Night.

LAUNGH A NEW PLAN FOR SOVIET IN GERMANY NOW   EXTREME LEFT WING OF SO. CIALAISTS MARE MOVE, BUTE WORKERS “IAY BRAT IP

LAUNCH PLANS FOR NEW SOVIE   German Werkers: Muke Move bu Workers Are Relied Cpon to Heat It

Extreme Left ‘Wing ° Socialists Make Move, But Workers Rélied  ~ "on to Beat It,

SENATOR’S GUESS PROVES FALSE   DECLARED AT MARION REPORTS ABOUT SENATOR BORAH WERE UNTRUE .

Notifies Republican National Committee He Is Now Interested In Return of Irreconcilable Senators,

Plea WEES S a  sepsis Party Net Divided on League, Says Harding.

A RULING BY PALMER   ALL ELEMENTS   HARDING REPLIES TO REPORTS THAT JOFINSON AND BORAH ARE TO QUIT CAMPAIGN   The Candidate Ontlities Social Welfare Program in Address to Detegetion of Wothen.-—Payors Knforcement of fedeenlt Pralthittoan.

" IISCORD ON LEAGUE      [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.)

JEPARTMENT 10. ADMINISTER SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOGATED BY MP. HARDING IN ADDRESS   1 ‘Republican Nominee Tells Delegation of Women That Federal: Government Should Take Steps to Secure the Welfare of People;; Law Enforcement Must Be First Principle.  1

“COUNTY FAIR ORGANIZED   fticers Elected, Machinery Olled and Ready to Operate—-The Big Free: County Fair is Assured

WASHINGTON VICTORIOUS   IN SOUTH CENTRAL TRACK AND FIL«D MEET   BEDFORD WiNS INORATORY   q Local Team Finished Third In Athletic, Events

OKLAHOMA TAS FATAL ACCIDENT   Eight Kille dand Twelve Serious'y Injured When Freight Smashes Into Rear Carnival Company Train. -

TEXANS KILLED IN RAIL CRASS   TWELVE SERIOUSLY HURT A! FREIGHT COLLIDES WITH SPECIAL

FAST FREIGHT ‘CRASHES INTO CIRCUS TRAIN   Flames Prevent ‘Rescuers from Saving. Women - gnd Children.   CRASH CAME WITHOUT WARNING IN DARKNESS

KAISER HALE AND HEARTY   Zoe Beckley Says Former War Lord Shows No Signs of Illness.   FELT REAL SYMPATHY FOR POOR KAISERIN

2 LOST LIVES IN HOTEL FIRE   Twenty Thousand Dol. lar Damage by Early ’ Morning Fire.

BELTON HOTEL 0 BUBNED: TW  MEN LOSE LIVES   CROSBY HOTEL AND RIGGINS  GARAGE DESTROYED: PROPERTY LOSS $30,000

FATAL FIGHT WITH A BANDIT   Waterloo, ia. Officer Killed. and Slayer in Turn Shot Down.

GERMAN PAPER ~~ ANSWERS FRANCI   says Conntry Not Disposed to Dis continme Payments for Upkeep of Kaiser,

PLENTY FOR KAISER.   Germany Will Not Stop Flow of. Gale to Former Emperor,

‘Six Days of Entertainment  August 6 to II   SINGING BARD A FEATURE   Tour Musical Companies and Beilharz in “Joy Night” Program::Great Lectures on Timely Themes  Band and Male Chorus.

INOLAN-BELL IS  DRILLING AGAIN   Practically All the Wells in th Killeen Field Active Again.

SOLAN-BELE Is’: - : * DRIELING AGAIN   Practically ‘All the Wells in th Killeen Field Active. Again.

WILL GATHER 10 DISCUSS STRIKE   Indiana Committee In Session Today, Central Field Is Called Friday, >   CONSIDER A JOINT MEETING   Little Change In Situation, Few More Mines ldle—Cities Feel the Pinch.

TEXTILE MILLS REDUCE WAGES   Thousands of Employes Are Cu 2214 Per Cent by Eastern Manufacturers.

d  IRELY “SATISFACTORY         Sharpsville Patrons = Now. lense With Rural Carrier Chan; [

NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY   Sharpsvile Patrons Not Please With Rural Carrier Change.

= ” s Saal * @ * a * ; ' READY TO MAKE ’ : HEALTH AURVEYS 2. “O1N 10WA ‘TOWNS

PRICE OF GOAL TUMBLES TOOK   Columbus Consumers Get it at $6.50 a Ton.   WHOLESALE PRICE 1S FIVE DOLLARS A TON   Evidence of Profitesring by Coal Dealera Causes Citizens To Act fer Own Protection.

REPRESOWE LAWa WOULD OO Munt HARM iHAN GUOE   Pending Anti-Sedition Bills Are  Too Drastic, Attorney Gen: eral Palmer Says.     LEGISLATION SIMPLE IN CHARACTER IS URGED   Condition of Revolutionary Intent in Country on Part‘ol Both Aliens and Citizens Which is  Sufticiently Widespread to Merit Serious Con. sideration of Congress.

PALWIER OPPOSES PROPOSED LAWS AS T00 DRASTIC   Anti-Sedition Legislation Should Be Simple in Character Asserts the Attor _ ney General.   EXISTING STATUTES WHOLLY INADEQUATE

MARTENS STIRS . TO COMMITTEEMEN' TN   TO SPAN HATS: “INPRESENT LAW   Urges Additional Anti-Seditign Legjstation )  ATATErRe 18122 PARKA a ee   Attorney General Palmer Upholds Right of Free Speech “ and Constructive.. Criticism but Says Pending Measures are So Drastic as to Overreach their’ Purpose, a

URGES ADDITIONAL  SEDITION LEGISLATION   ‘almer Outlines further Wants to Members of House Judiciary Committee,

HARDING LOOKS 10 EARLY AGTION ON NATIONS’ LEAGUE   4aPresident-Elect Urges Senators to Seek Common Ground for Quick Decision.   YMANY SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE TO COMING CHIEF   Mark Sullivan Believes No Cabinet Appointments Have Yet Been Determined.

HARDING MAKES. MANY FRENDS Cli tye Saye   ‘Happy tmaression Created ir Capital by Short Visit of President-elect   GETS MUCH ADVICE, RUT ACSEPRTS "LITTLE   Next Executive Acaonts Surefooted Policy in Proceeding “With Plans 

FORTY HOURS IN WASHE?S{ON DID IMU” OR NATION      in That Short Time Harding Assored Harmony.

HARDING GOOD LISTENER; SURF WHEN HE ACTS   Created Happy Impression i Washington---Much Advice Offered .   FOREIGN PROBLEMS. HIS FIRST THOUGH

REAL. ENTHUSIASM AND: a * SEREST Put. ENTO. ALLDAY S&S NO       A VISIT TO HARDING   Mrs. T, H. Chalkley “Fold of “fn pressions Gathered in Call, Candidate :      Hugh Means and Mrs, Mabet Foltz of Topeka, Speakers at Affterneon Session

¢. 0. P. WOMEN HAVE BIG MEETING TODAY   REAI ENTHUSIASM AND IN. TEREST PUT INTO ALLDAY SESSION   A VISIT TO HARDING   Mrs. T. H. Chalkley Told of Im. pressions Gathered in Call on Candidate   Hugh Means and Mrs, Mabel Foltz of Topeka, Speakers at Afternoon Session

LUCY P. GASTON ENTERS RACE   Announces Candidacy for President  doe A mti-l ftewaret Plaiform.

PURDUE WINS COVRTED: * FOURTH “TIN            Many Tipton County, People /Atter Antcrantionai, Stock. Shov

GRAND CHAMPION   PURDUE WINS COVETED HONOR FOURTH. TIME.   Many Tipton County People Attend Tatiraational Stock Show.

i . ‘  STATE H H      Alarming  Food, . Fuel Situation  in Ohio’ 8 Bie Cities.

Former Manager of Johnson Campaign Comes Out tor Cox   Marshall Stimson, Prominent Progressive of California, Refuses to Support Senator Harding—Has Been Delegate to G. O. P. National Conventions and Republican Presidential Elector in 1912.

TORWADO DAMAGE IN SOUTH LARGE   At Least 36 Are Killed in Two ) States.   GEORGIA TOWNS HIT HARD   Storm Felt in Macon Where  Property Loss Ran High— Wire Service Partially Paralyzed——Impossible to Get Reports From Some Sections—— Many Places in Darkness.

DEADLY TWISTER IN SOUTH   At Leaet Thirty-six Lives Lost and Headreda injered in Alabama aed Georgia.

SVCLONE AAZEA  TOWNS WN OVATE IND a6 PEROUNS BEPAATET NEAT   Storm Cuts Swath Through Georgia and Alabama: Property Damage is Ex. nected to Run into Millions     RED CROSS PREPARING TO GIVE AID QUICKL’   Many Cities Are in Darkness: Supplies Are to Be Rushed to Stricken Localities By Army Trucks.

THIRTY-SIX DEAD IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA CITIES   La Grange and West Point Chief Victims in That Territory.

AFFAIRS OF THE CITY   NEW OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED THE COMING YEAR.         As Usual, It Will, Be Necessary to Drate Candidates.

AFFAIR OF THE GIT}   NEW OFFICERS TO BE FLECTED THE COMING YEAR.   Ais Usual, It Will Be Necessary t Draft Candidate-.

CAYUGA LADIES IN AUTO WRECK   Four Hurt; Car Driven Into Telephone Pole to Avoid Hitting Little. Girl at Danville. Illinois.

BAILEY CHARGES FRAUD) IN. TEXAS PRIMARY VITINE   Militant Senatort to Remair In Gubernatorial Race in Spite of Defeat   HOLD CONVENTION MAY 28   Anti-Bailey Forces Will Have Vast Majority When Dele-  gates Enter Caucus

BAILEY MEN CHARGE FRAUD   ‘Fermer Texejs Senater te Remain in (ebereaaterial (oentest in Face  —_f 8 ae wd ta téitaae

CLEVELAND TAKES — TODAY'S GAME: BY SCORE: OF t TO.   Bpeaker’s Lone Score Adds Notch to Indian’s Tomahawk in Tightest Game . of World Series   HITS ARE PLENTIFUL   CLOSE FIELDING PREVENTS / FROFUSION OF HITS FROM MATURING. RUNS FOR EITHER SIDE. ©

INDIANS NEED ONLY TWO MORE GAMES   Weather Is Hot at Cleveland Today.

SERIES’ DECISION iS NEAR   MAILS TO PITCH   cleveland Southpaw All Ready to Defenc Indians on Mounc ---Record Crowe Seen.

For Five Innings Indians and Superbas Drew Only Blanks.   SINGLE TALLY CAME. IN SIXTR

NSAS CITY TO-GET 1921 LEGION MEET   Missouri City to Entertair Fighters October 31 to November 2.   LEGIONAIRES URGED ‘TO UNITE DEMANDS

~-RETURNTO. WORK      ILLINOIS ANB ENDIANA COAL : MINES REGPEN THIS WEER,. GREAT MAJORITY OF MEN WHO STRUCK ARE RETERNING

TRIKING MINE WORKERS COME BACK TO WORK   Men From Indiana and Illinoi Mines to be at Work in Day or Two.   OBEYING ORDER OF LEWI  (

Miners Return  To Thew Work   Order of President Lewis Be. ing Obeyed In Illinois and Indiana   UP TO RAILROADS TO TRANSPORT COAI

COAL MINERS ARE BACK TQ WORK   OUTLAW STRIKE WAS CALLED OFF ON MONDAY OF THIS WEEK. ‘   RELIEF FROM COAL SHORTAGE   Miners Not At Fault for Scarcity of Conl Now, Say Leaders.

MINERS OBEY LEWIS” ORDER 0 DG COAl   Issue statement saying it’ up to railroads to haul £0  ee

XTRA!  Telegraphic!   MINERS RETURN 10 WORK, COMPLYING WITH LEWIS ORDER

OUTLAW STRIKE COAL MINERS — RETURN TO WORK   “If the People Do Not Get Coal, It Will Not Be the Pault of the Miners,’’ Says Union Leaders.

> =  MINERS RETHRNING TO THE! LABORS   PRODUCTION WILL BY NORMAL IN PEW DAYS IF PLENTY OP LIES AE REPPLIVNG

COAL MINERS IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA FIELDS ARE RETURNING 10 WORK TODAY   Union Headquarters Declare  People Don't Get Coal Now It's No Fault of Miners

WILSON TO STAY CLOSE. TO PLACE   May Take Short Week End Trips on Mayfiower, But Has No Definite Plan for Summer's Rest,

Naval Policies of Harding Administration Scheduled to Be Taken Up Immediately   President-elect Faces Task of Economizing in the  Navy, Yet Keeping it First in the World

NAVAL POLICIES OF “HARDING DISCUSSEI   CONGRESSMAN KELLY OF MICHIGAN BROACHES SUBJECT.   President-elect Desires to Kees America First Among Naval Powers But Mast Also Prac~ tice Eeonomy.

HARDING BALANCES STRONG NAVY WIT PLAN OF ECONOMY   Confers With Naval Committe Member on Pruning Policy for Navy Estimates.

U.S, NAVAL POLICY IN CONFERENCE   Hurding Faced Need of Econom: and Desire tp Keep &. 5. In First Line, ,

TO DISCUSS NAVAL. PROGRAM FOR U.S.   [By..Raymond D. . Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.)

[ P  ILL TAKE UP NAVAL POLICIES   PERSHING CORSENTS TO LEAD INAUGURAL PARADE NEXT MARGE

Poland Ready to War —-Upon Soviet Russi   All Nation Needs Is Arms ‘and Clothing, Corn Fats anid Frozen Meats;-Raw Materials and Cotton, and American Money   OTHERWISE ALL READY TO WIPE - BOLSHEVIKI OFF EUROPEAN MAP

IS READY 10 FIGHT THE SOVE ARMY   The Successor to Premier Paderewski Declared Today.

ATTACK WILL BE OPPOSED BY PATRIOTS .   Skulski Asserts Hi: Country Is Not Passive

EBERT REGAINING MILITARY FORGES   DISPATCHES IND GEN ERAL SITUATION IN GER. MANY IS IMPROVING   Estimated That 300 Killed During Fighting Friday in Es. sen; Berlin Conditions are Better.

AGREEMENT   'Te Prevent Future Strikes of (eal i Miners Belag Planned.

AGREEMENT   To Prevent Future Strikes of Coa Minors Belng Planned.

K. U. MEN ES POLITIC           ‘Aduate 5 ine Finds Many Former Students in Office

kK. U. MEN IN POLITICS.   Graduate Magazine Finds Many Former Students in \ffiee

PREPARE FOR MASS ACTION   Communist Party and Communist La. bor Party Unite to Overthrow the U. S. Government.

HAVE REAL BIG JOB IN VIEW   “American Communists Unite to Overthrow tt) S Qavernmens

IS. NOT ALLOWED   Public Service Commission Will Not Authorize Passenger Fare Increase

INCREASE NOT AUTHORIZED   Public Service Commission Refuses Raises in Rail Fares

GOTHAM STOCK BROKER GOES TO PENITENTIARY   George Graham Rice Is Found Guilty ‘of the Theft of $721 ' from Ohio Man—Declares He Did $35,000,000  Business in Two Years

RICE’S REFORM NOT GENUINE   Stock Broker Found Guilty ot Grand Larceny for Theft of $721.

STOCK BROKER ROBBED CLIENT GOES TO PRISON   Mansfield, Ohio, Investor,* Corr plains of Fraud

BROKER FOUND GUILTY GRAND LARCENY TODA}   Man Who Says He Did $35, 000,000 Business in Twc Years May Get Ten Year: in Prison

GEORGE.G. RICE, «. BROKER, IS AGAIN JUDGED: GUILTY   Former Conv ict,. ‘Convicted of Larceny, Eaces TenMaar Parmn.

Agreement With British on Question Reported in Parie—Craft Tota! 430,000 Tons.

FRANCE TO KEEP FUE SHIPS   Agreement With Gritish on Question Reported in Paris—Craft Tota! 420,000 Tons.

MG FIRE IS EXTINGUISHED   Blase Sweeps Path 30 Miles in Whith —- Damage Large.

PEAGE REIGNS  IN BASEBALL EIRGLES TODAY   ‘Sitteen Club Owners of Two Major Leagues Are In Accord On Every issue

PEACE REIGNS IN BASEBAL]   Sixteen Club Owners Are in Accord on Every Issue

BAGCUALL WAN AVRO te IN AGREEMENT   JUDGE LANDIS ACCEPTS GENER AL CHATRMWANSHIP UNDER NEW ARRANGEMENT.

LANDIS TO READ NEW TRIBUNA   Major League Magnates Patch Up Differences at Friday’s Conference.   JUDGE STICKS TO BENCH

PEACE IS REIGNING   The Baseball Men tiave Again Kissed and Made Up.   LANDIS TO BE aT HEAD

CONFERENCE ENDS BASE BALL WAR MAJOR LEAGUES   Landis Accepts Chairmanship and Civilian  Tribunal Dropped.

ACCEPTS OFFER OF CLUB OWNERS BUT WON'T QUIT BENG   Threatened: War Averted an Peace Reigns. Among Sixteen Clubs of the Major Leacues.

PEACE N BASEBALL FOLLOWS AGREEMENT OF YESTERDAY BETWEEN (PPOSING FACTICNS    Judge Landis to Become the Final  Court of Appeal at Salary of $42,500 Per Year

BALL WAR’ FIZZES UUT WHEN LANDIS ACCEPTS CZARSHIP   Judge Remains on Bench With Cut of Proposed Salary to Make Total $50,000.   ALL CLUB OWNERS ARE HAPPY AND SATISFIED   Lasker Plan Abandoned for One-Man Committee; Kids’ Game Is Now Safe.

BASEBALL PEACE IS ESTABLISHED   JUDGE K. M. LANDIS OF CHICAGO ACCEPTS AP-POINTMENT.

PEACE DOVE PERCHED ON BASEBALL   Warring Magnates Kiss anc Make Up—Landis Accepts Czarship.

LANDIS ACCEPTS BUT. TO REMAIN ON “a   Pay ga Judge Will Be: ‘Deducted from Amount of Baseball ©": Salary.

COX CAMPAIGN FLAT-FAILURI   Chairman Will Hays Predict: Camplete Routing of Democrats in Coming Election.   WILSON IS TO BLAME

MAY LIFTRUSSIANEMBARAG(   Action May Be Taken to Facilitate Denortation Procram.

SACILITATES DEPORTATIONS   Lifting Russian Embargo Makes it: Easy to Ship Reds. '

LIFTING EMBARGO = HELPS DEPORTATION   Depar tment of of Labor Has Nearly 1000 Rissians Waiting to ‘be Sent Prom Country. -

TRADE RESTRICTIONS. WITH RUSSIA LIFTE   State Department Sees Little -- Chanee of--Increase Because. -of Conditions There.

TRADE WITH RUSSIA _ MAY MOVE ALIENt   Undesirables Now Reing- Cou : ‘sidered Commercial Deal: Tey Wil ‘Be Licht

DEPORTATION OF REDS AIDED BY RAISING BAN   MANY ALIENS, ANARCHISTS AND COMMUNISTS HELD FOR DEPORTATION

Hungarian Delegates to’ oe _ Ask Modification Treaty  .- As to Economic Clause:

STATE UNIVERSITY FRESHMAN IS SHOT BY POLICE OFFICER   FRESHMAN CAP BURNING CERE. MONY WINDS UP IN TRAGEDY —COPPER !S UNDER ARREST

AY POLICEMAN   SOPHOMORE AT MADISON 1S SHOT WHILE INTERCEDING FOR COMRADE.

OPINIONS DIFFER ON TRANSPORT AC   RAILROADS CLAIN I. ¢. C. HAs JURISDICTION OVER INTRA-* _STATE. RATES.

t Revotutionury Forces’ Peevence Heme Known In Berlin nt     { Wianichi.

NEWS OF REVOLT AT NIGHT   Resolationary Forces’ Presence Heeame Known In Berlin at Midnight.

MORRISVILLE GIRL HELD BY TURK REBELS   Miss MeFetridge, Relief Worker, in

PALESTINE FOR JEWS   MAX NORDAU, ZIONIST LEADER, TELLS OF PLANS.   Will Be Thoroughly Jewish Common. wealth, Supporting a Population of 10.000,000 Persons.

PALESTINE FOR JEWS, SAYS MAX NORDAU   Zionist Leader Says It Will Be Jewish Commonweaith of 10,000,000 Population.

PLANS FOR PALESTINE   Country to Be a Thoroughly Jewish Commonwealth.

GEORGE P. MADDEN   Micg From Tiness Coused By Injurjes Recefred In Angust.

GEORGE P. MADDEN   Dieg Frem illness Coused By lajur lex Received in August.

GALVESTON DOCKS RUINED BY FIRE   The Piers, Steamships anc Buildings Swept Away in Great Fire Today   LOSS IS ENORMOUS   Big Cotton Sheds Were Destroyed —Is Under Control Now.

GALVESTON TEXAS  ars cr ae]   3 TWO PIERS AND MANY BUILD INGS DESTROYED,   FLAMES FANNED BY.HIGH WIND   Three Steamships Caught In Flames ~—Immense Quantities of Cotton Destroyed—-Troops Aiding the Firemen to Fight Blaze,

GALVESTON WATER FRONT FIRE-SWEPI   Three Ships, Two Piers anc Many Buildings Burned. Wind Fane Clarmiae

$2,000,000 Fire On Waterfront Hits Galveston   Ships, Piers and Warehouse  Destroyed by Blaze in  Texas Gulf Port.

LOSS, INCLUDING THOUSANDS BALES COTTON AND MUCH GRAIN, OVER $2,000,600.

EIGHT BLOCKS GO. © ~ UP IN SMOKE ANB ‘THREE SHIPS BUR         Two Piers Completely Destroyed and Sulphur Ptant. “at Cotton Storage Hotises Consumed—Fiames Con: . 5 teallad After Hard Battle by Firemen. i

GALVESTON IS SWEPT BY FIRE PIER AND SHIPS ARE DESTROYED   Fire Originated In Sulptur Com pany’s: Pier and Hundreds of Thousands Go Up in Smoke.

FIGHTING JIMMY ~ SWATS HARDING   SAYS G. O. P. NOMINEE IS MERELY PHONOGRAPH FOR OLD  GUARD SENATORS   AFFERS TO FRONT PORCH

COX CPENS CAMPAIGN.   Says Drive Will Be Dedicated to Task of Bringing Peace With Honor,

GOV. COX FIRES HIS FIRST VOLLEY AT CFNATOR HARDING   Says Campaign Will be Dedi caied to Task of Bringing About Peace With Honor.   EXPRESSES NO PREFERENCE AS TO CAMPAIGN MANAGER   Thinks, However, National Committee May Decide Cum. mings Will be of More Use as Speaker—-Four Life Pris. oners Among Callers.

WILL DEDICATE CAMPAIGN 10 THE PAST SAYS GO}      Women’s Party Will Make Demands for Ratification of Suffrage Amendment

COX’S SLOGAN WILL BE “PEACE WiTH HONOR”   Nominee Answers Harding Charge League Is Saddled on Him   SEES MANY CALLERS   Announces That His Official Notification Will Take Place At Trail’s End, Dayton Home

GOVERNOR COX FiRES FIRST CAMPAIGN VOLLE   Official Notification of Nominatior at Trail’s End July 20.—Gratitude of Prisoners.

GOVERNOR COX HURLS A BROADSIDE AT HARDNING   Declares Campaign Will Be Ded icated to Task of Bringing Peace With Honor,

COX HURLS REPLY AT SEN. HARDING   First Volley of Democratic Campaign is Fired By Presidential Nominee   GUTLINES HIS CAMPAIGN   Candidate Refuses to Expres: Personal Preference for Campaign ‘Manager

RAPS HARING STATEMENT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   says G. O. P. Nominee Makes “Front Porch a Listening Post” —To Dedicate Campaign to Bring About “Peace With Honor.”

GOVERNOR COX IS THREATENED BY SUFFRAGISTS   Must Get 36th State to Ratify or Women Will Pight Him.

COX REPLIES — TO CHARGES (OF HARDING   TO: PROFIT. BY PAST LESSONS   Ciimmings’. Name Mentioned As National’ Chairman--May «Be  --Called Upon, However, To Take Demarrahic. Stamp.   \ WOMEN INSIST UPON ACTION

COX FIRES FRG! CAMPAIGN VOLLEY AT HIS OPPONENT   SAYS FIGHT WILL BE DEDICATED TO TASK OF “BRINGING ABOUT PEACE WITH HONOR.”   ANSWERS LEAGUE CHARGE   National Committee to Meet at Columbus Next Tuesday to Discuss Plans— Chairman-Manager Will Be Selected.

PEACE WITH TIONOR TO BE ONE QF COX ISSUES   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE ANSWERS CHARGE OF BEING SADDLED WITH LEAGUE. ;   FIRST VOLLEY 1 FIRED   Question of Permanent Campaign Manager Still Unanswered; Women to Demand Influence.

“OUR LIFERS CALL AT COX HOME TO INVITE HIM TO OHIO’S STATE PRISOP

WOMEN 10 OPPOSE (OX IN EVENT HE DON'T TALK RIGHT   Will Insist That He Use Influence To Have Suffrage Amendment Passed   ANSWERS HARDING’S CHARGE OF DOMINATION BY WILSON   Prisoners In Penitentiary Commend the Governor For His Way of Treating Convicts

DISCUSS HEALTH CENTER   Plan To Have Littlestown Take Up The Work.

UNDERWOOD FAR AHEAD IN ALA.   Renomination of Senator to Suceed Himself Indicated  By Returns.

POPE ASKS AID FOR CHILDREN   Catholic Churches Throughout Chris tendom to Receive Offerings December . 26.

AID ASKED OF CATHOLICS   Decomher 26ih Sel ay Bate far Confributiona for Suffertug Children,

CATHOLIC OFFERINGS.      December 26 Fixed As Date To Aid Children,

FARMERS GONGHESS   LaGoks TO CO-OPERATION ! CHENANGO CONVENTION,   Plans High Living Cost—Third Party  ‘ Not) Mentioned,

PARMER CONGHESS TO MERT.   Will Plan for Direct Trade Co-opera:  i Ms I

PLAN SHIPMENT OF BODIES OF SOLDIERS HOME      French Port Scene of Activit, as Preparations Are Made by United States Authorities

BEING PREPARED FOR SHIPMENT -TO-AMERIICA FROM FRANCE.   Great Warehouses Transformed Into Mortuary Chapels to Receive Bodies as They Arrive from the Front.

HUNDREDS OF CARPENTERS BUILDING COFFINS TO SHIP HOME BODIES OF YANKS

TAPERS BURN FOR U. S. DEAD   Hundreds of Carpenters Building Cof fins to Bring Bodies of Soldier Home.

me ee ee eee POPS OP OOS DOOE  PREPARATIONS ON WHOLESALE SCALE FOR SHIPPING BODIES OF AMERICAN SOLDIERS FROM FRENCH TOWNS.

PREPARE FOR SHIPMENT OF BODIES TOU. §   American Soldiers, Who Fell 0 Battle Fields or Died In France, To Be Sent Home

SHIP BODIES TO UNITED STATES   Work Progressing Rap: idly in Returning the American Dead

PREPARE TO RETURN - BODIES OF SOLDIERS   Cherbourg to be Used as Base From Which to Send Remains Home.   MORTUARY IN READINESS

LOOGE'S RESERVATION TO TREATY 16 DOOMED   BREAK IN RANKS WILL GIVI LEADER ONLY 29 VOTES TO RE DELIVERED.   MANEUVERING FOR POSITION   Ontcome Depends on Republicans, As: serts Hitchcock, Who Expresses Preference.

LODGE'S ARTICLE TEN. ~ RESERVATION PASSES   FINAL VOTE ON RATIFICATION OF TREATY MAY BE EXPECTED THURSDAY.    President Says Modification Adopted Not Satisfactory; Expected to Pigeonhole Pact.

PREVOST HELD FOR TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE      FRIEND OF BROWN, FOUND DEAD NEAR MOUNT CLEMENS,

RECORD STORMS COSTING NEW YORK. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS FOR EVERY DAY   Metropolis Struggling to Free Sélf from: Grip of White Monster Finds Task Too Great; Will Be Five Weekw + ‘Before Snow Is Off’ the Streets, ;

Spain Neutral in World. War Must Supply Troops To Ep. force League Demands   WE MIGHT HAVE BEEN AT {7

QUAKE STRUES Tite NORTHWEST   Many Cities Over Wide Area Affected by th Trembler.

VOTED AN APPROVAL.   il German Reichstag . Endorsec Spa Conference Agreement,

REICHSTAG ACCEPTS ACTION. GOVERNM'T   in Accord With Signing of Agree ment Reache@® With the Allies at Spa. *

i a a i lh aati aN  WOULD ASSURE FREEDOM OF WORKERS AND END STRIKES

G. 0. P. LEADERS ELATED BY NEW HARDING BACKERS   COX WITHIN SOUND QF HARDING PORGH   ALL G. 0.P. ASKS OF MEXICO IS JUSTICE

HEPUBLIGANS ELATED QUER CAMPAIGN COU   LEAGUE STATEMENT SIGNEL BY ROOT AND THIRTY~ ONE OTHERS

ROOT STANDING WITH TARDING ON ARTICLE TEN   Says Clause Is “Language of Power Not Progress’’

ROOT SUPPORTS HARDING VIEV      Republican Leaders Pleased a Speech in Which Article 10 Is Censured,

a1 REPUBLICAN "WELL WISHERS FAVOR HARRIE   Reet and Wickersham With Ger Prominent Party Leaders Sign Statement   ‘HARDING STANDS BY.  TRIBUNAL WITH ‘TEETH!   HIRAM JOHNSON AT THE SAME MOMENT IS DECLARING CANDIDATE WANTS NOTH. ING BUT REJECPION.

Republican: ‘Leaders Elated Over Stateme: f Badorsing the Ohic  “Senator for "Presidency ; Elihu Root ‘Among Number That Sion Statement,

Signed Statement Makes Clear the Position of 31 Party Leadare.   DEMS. SCOFF AT EFFECT   Declare Statement Illustrates Difficulty of Understanding Harding.

31 PROMINENT LEAGVE AD. YOCATES COME OUT FOR BARDING   EX-ERESIDENS TAFT'S NAME, IS MISSING FROM THE

BROOKLYN WINS A PENNANT   Defeat of New York Giants by the Bostons Clinches Flag for Robinson,

ELECTORAL VOTE CAST BY STATES   BALLOTS FOUND IN SEWERS IN NEW YORK

WEW YORK ELECTION FRAUDS INVESTIGATED   Finding of Scratched* Ballots ‘Near District J3 is Cause of Some-Tall Scurrying Around —Harlem slag Similarly In volved.

SEARCH. SEWERS FOR BALLOTS IN ALLEGED FRAUD   Swann Orders Investigation in Connection With Tues a

INVESTIGATION OF ELECTION   26 Marked Balicts Were Found in New York Sewers Yesterday

FIND MARKED BALLOTS IN NEW YORK SEWERS   Investigation Of — Electior Frauds Is Started,

PROBING: ALLEGED VOTE _ FRAUDS IN METROPOLIS   Swann Starts: I Inquiry Following Finding of Marked Bal. jots in Sewer.   PROSECUTOR'S STATEMEN’   Fact Phat He Himself Was Car didate Forgotten, Says Dis. trict Attorney. «

ALLEGED FRAUDS: IN N. Y. ELECTION   MORE PEOPLE VOTED IN SOME DISTRICTS THAN WERE REGISTERED.

FORMER EMPEROR FEARS FLT AMONG GERMANS F HE SHOULD RETURA   HOHENZOLLERN SAYS HE IS DIS. (OURAGED AND WILL NEVER RETURN TO GERMANY.

WILL TRY TO SHOW CONFLICTING OATHS BY SUSPENDED SOLONS   SNE  Line of Prosecution of N. Y. Assemblymen is Shown Today.   Hohenzollern Says He Doesn’t Want to Return to Germany

FEAR UPRISING ON BIRTHDAY OF RAISER BARRICADE STREETS   Heavy Patrols of Soldiers Abou Berlin Government Buildings All Today.   FEAR MONARCHIST COUP   William Writes Letter to Friend and Says He Does Nct Want to Visit Germany.

LETTER FROM FORMER KAISER   Ex-Emperor Says Does Not Ever Want to Re turn.to Germany

QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY INVOLVED IN ONE PETITION,   RHODE ISLAND TRIES ~ TO INVALIDATE LAW      It Is Expected That New Jerse; Will Join That State In Contesting Enforcement Act.

_ Hot Bread and Rolls  twice daily, 12 noon and  4-p. m. Callin Street Bakery.   ARGUMENTS ON PRO QUESTION   Legality of Several Por. ' tions of Enforcement  Act Involved

ARCUMENTS IN SUITS TESTING VALIQITY ot PRORITNN OTATETED   ORIGINAL PROCEEDINGS FILED FE SUPREME COURT BY STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

FIGHT OPENED _ IN HIGH COURT   Gonstitutionality of Prohibitior Amendment Is Involved.   ENFORCEMENT ACT ATTACKED

FIGHT ON PROWIBITION BEGINS IM COURT TODA\   New Jersey and Rhode Island to : Join in Latest Attack on Federal Amendment.

MORE ARGUMENTS TODAY ABOUT PROHIBITION LAY   General Statua of the Amendment Attacked—Hope for Early Decision.

PROHIBITION LAWS      Their Constitutionality will be Arcued Today.

DAY AGT BEFORE SUPREME COURT   RHODE ISLAND AND NEW JERSEY ARGUE LEGALITY OF FEDERAL PROHIBITION ACT “ODAY

79. U.S, OFFICERS INVADE NORTH WISCONSIN WOODS   Where It Is Sald 20 Saloons Are Re ported to Be Running Openly

FEDERAL AGENTS PREPARE T0 RAID HURLEY SALDON(   “Warrants By Judge Landi: Placed In Hands Of Chicago Enforcers   MOVEMENT A SECRET   Prink Parlors Have Beer Wide Open And Owners. Defied ‘Clean Up’

INVADING = BAD LANDS - NORTH WOODS      FEDERAL PROHUNTION AGENT THEINE TO ENFGREE LAW  IN RERLEY, Ws, ®      SEVENTY-FIVE SALOONS AND ALL HAVE BEEN RUNNING WiBE OPEN

DRY AGENTS ARE = é ON SECOND BIG NORTHERN RAID   Warrants Issued For Two Score Saloon Keepers In Wisconsin —No “Tip Off” Given.

BERGDOLL IN BOSTON DISGUISED AS A WOMAR   Police Tipped’ ‘Phat Draft Dodge  Was Seen at the North Station,

MILLERAND WILL NOT ACCEPT POST   So Informs French Cabinet—Was Told He Was the Only Candidate to be Considered,

French Premier Does Net Wart the Presidency, But Meve Om Feot Te Tender It te Him.

VILLERAND NOT 1 ACCEPT PRESIDENC   FRENCH PAPER SAYS PREMIER 18 NOT SEEKING DESCHANEL’S PLACE.

PREMIER REFUSES TO ACCEPT OFFICE   PREMIER INFORMS CABINET HE WILL NOT ACCEPT EXECU. TIVE POSITION

MILLERAND REFUSES FRENCH PRESIDENC)   ‘Premier Will Not Accept Place Left Vacant By Deschanel’s  Resignation.

MILLERAND WON'T TAKE HUGH POS!   INSISTENCE THAT HE BE PRESI DENT IS NOT HEEDED BY FRIENDS

i AVOR MILLERAND FOR PRESIDENCY    Premier, However. Tells Cabinet He Cannot Accept Veschanel’s } of

MILLERAND WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESIDENC’   ‘Says Raovl Peret and Charles : C. A. Jonnart Are Only Possible Gandidates.

MERCHANDISE TC ADVANCE      HOPE OF CHEAPER GOODS   &N VAIN—ECONOMY. IS GROWING

PRICE PADDING IS ~ HALTED BY BANKERS   High Discount Rate Is Check tc Spiraling Reserve Board Claims— Hope for Cheaper Goods Is Vain.

PRICE PADDING MEETS A CONSIDERABLE CHECK   Extravagant Hopes of Cheaper Goods This Fall Vain,  Wawevor

ADVANCE IN INTEREST HAS EFFECT IN PRICE:   Federal Reserve Board Report Say: Check on Loans Halts Upward Trend.

HIGHER PRICES WILL PREVA THRU NATION   MERCHANI DISE TQ ! ADVANCE   ‘HOPE OF CHEAPER GOODS  IN VAIN—ECONOMY.  IS GROWING

3 PROFITEERS ARE INDICTED   THREE GENTLEMFN WITH TEUTONIC SOUNDING NAMES IN DUTCH WITH LAW.

ITALY AND U, S. ARE PRACTICALLY IN ACCORD AS TO RUSSIA AND POLAND

APPROVED aVITALY   [wo. Governments. ir Acccord on Russiar Situation— Fighting Continues in Poland — Peace. Delegates Disagree

ITALY IS WITH UNITED STATE   tN ACOCRD WITH WASHINGTON ON RUSSIAN QUESTION   Reply tg American Note Will Be Made as Svon as Italian Premier Returns to Rome from Conference in Switzerland.

ITALY AND U.S, AGREE ON RUSSIA AND POLAND   Riga May Be Scene of the Ruse and Polish Peace Negotiations.— Conditions in Minsk Politely  Called Unsanitary

ITALY IS IN ACCORD   With Stand of United States in the Matter of Poland.

ITALIANS 0. K. U. S. NOTE   Rome Informs Washington Two Gov ernments Are Practically in Ac. cord on Russia.

U. S. NOTE O. K.’°0 BY ITALY   Washington Informed Two Govern. ments in Accord on Russia.

TALY AGREED  WITH AMERICA AS 10 POLAND   NOTE IN REPLY TO RECENT (HERICAN NOTE TO BE SENT BY ITALIANS SOON.

ITALY AGREES WITH AMERIC!   Sentiments Concerning Russiz and Poland Practically the Same, Says Councellor.

YANKEES WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT PANICS AND THINGS   While in Europe People Are Getting Down to Work and Making Good These Reconstruction Days.

SIBVER-KISER INSTITUTION PAYS FREMIUM OF 5541 FOR RE # FUNDING ISSUE

INDIARAPELIS BANK BIOS: IN ONS OF CITY   MEVER-! KIRER INSTITUTION PAYS PREMIUM DF $341 FOR RERUNDING ISSLE

MMACSWINEY DIED EARLY THIS MORNING: GREAT. EXCITEMENT PREVALENT IN IRELAN

SOCIALISTS AND LABORITES IN ITALY CLASH   Workmen Today Ex tending Occupation o! the Country's Industries —Milan and ‘Turir  Plante Taken.   PARTICULARS

IN DELAWARE   Convention Meets To Name Candidates For Electors and Others

Unable to “Raise” Any, One in Capital of the Green Isle.   ED  APPEAL TO U. S.   Intervention by Us Is Asked—More Talk of Truce, Now.

OFFICIALS UNABLE TO GET IN CONNECTION WITH CITY   Eye-Witnesses of Burning of Cork Relate Graphically How Men Removed Loot From Flame-Enveloped Shops; Plunder Was  Carried In Leather Bags, Say Residents   GOVERNMENT ORDERS INQUIRY

DUBLIN COMMUNICATION CUT   All Wires to London and Belfast Said to Be Down.

LIMERICK IS SCENE OF RAID      ‘Postoffice is is Held up and Robbed ‘of Several Thousand Pounds

HH POOTOFFGE. Nd HFLD UP AND ROARED BY TWENTY HIGHWAYMIER   SEVERAL THOESAND POUNDS O (ASH AND MONEY ORDERS TAKEN AWAY.

LOOT POST OFFICE IN ERIN   Twenty Armed Men Seize Thousand: of Doliars in Midnight Attack at Limerick. 

RISH  RAID AN OFFIC   Seize Several Thousant Pounds in Cash and Money Orders

POSTOFFICE WAS RAIDEL   Twenty Masked and Armed Men Seized Much Cash

RISH OUTLAWS . GET HUGE LOOT   Raiders Secure Several Thousand Pounds from Post: __ office in Limerick.

LIMERICK P.O. I ROBBED BY oCOnE OF MASKED MEA   Staff of Twelve Held Up by Armed Band Taking Thousands in Their Pillage.

ASH POSTOFFICE   TWENTY ARMED WEN AT LIM EKICh GOT AWAY WHPH MECH CASH

Twenty Armed Men Seize Thousands ef Dollars in Midnight Attack at Limerick.

POSTOFFICE IN LIMERICK WAS RAIDED   Twenty Masked Men Rifled the Place and Secured Several Thousand Pounds in Cash and Money Orders.

LOOT LIMERICK POSTOFFICE AT MIDNIGHT   SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS AND MONEY ORDERS ARE TAKEN BY BANDITS

9,000,000 WOMEN EXPECTED T0 VOTE IN U.S. TOMORROV   These Constitute “Unknow! Quantity” and May Bring About a Surprise.

WOMAN VIE EXPECTED  TO BE THE BIG FACTOR  LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE AS CUREALL (0  ITERNATONAL TROUBTES BG ISSUE TBE SETLED  "AMERICA FIRST” G. 0.P. MOTTO

THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COMES TO END TODAY   (LL PARTIES HOPE TO WIN OR SHOW GAINS—WOMAN VOTE EC NCERTAIN QUANTETY

r'wenty-nine Millon il Be Cast : _ Tuesday, Nearly Hall of Them » Women of the Nation

25,000,000 PERSONS 10 VOTE TUESDAY 5 THE PREDICTION   OF THIS NUMBERS iS ESTIMATED NINE MIEAAON TO BE WOMEN,   MAY RE SURPRISES  IN THE RESULTS   How Female Ballots Wri Re Coxsi May Decide Victory for Bither Part¥Y—Unpsettted = Weather Is Poreenst.

UNKNOWN CQUATION IS FEARED   Both Parties Dubious o! Women’s Vote   REPS ARE CONFIDENT   Weather Promises te be Unsettled

Believe Final Speeck There Will Bring Him Luck   HARDING ASSISTING  IN SENATOR'S RACI   Debs Will Not Get Elec tion Returns; Watkins Issues Statement

CAMPAIGN COMES TO AN END; BOTH SIDES C1 INNING VICTORY   Women’s Vote Contitutes an Unknown Quantity—Warm Contest for the Senate.

Women's and Farmer-Labo Vote May Spoil Carefully Con:sidered Predictions by Political Leaders—Look for Big. gest Vote in History of Nation,

REVIEW OF =~ CAMPAIGN JUST ENDED      IF WOMEN ‘OTE SAME AS MEN, REPUBLICANS CONFL DENT OF VICTORY 1F THEY DIVIDE ON LEAGUE OP NATIONS QUENTION RESULT  WILL RE DIFFERE

Candidates Go To Their Homes to Receive Returns Tomor row—Over Nineteen Million ta Vata   EYES ON WOMEN’S VOTE   Will “Cox Luck” Repeat? He   Has Always Been Lucky When He Received Re ba turns in His   Offica

Nine Million Votes More Than _. Evér Before Cast for . _ President.   CANDIDATES IN HOME  STATE; OHIO, AT CLOSE   ‘Accurate Forecasting of Resul _ [s Difficult or Impossible Task, .

DEMOCRATS TO Ri \* TEN SEATS IN S.NATE   COX GOES TO TOLEDO ‘TO TONIGHT FOR HIS FINA! SPLECH; HARDING AWAITS ELECTION RETURNS.

They Constitute “The Unknown : Quantity”. - -and Election Result . Depends on Them.

GREAT CAMPAIGN COMES TO END TODAY   LARGEST NUMBER OF VOTES EVER REGISTERED FOR AN AMERICAN ELECTION

WOMEN'S VOTE IS UNKNOWN QUALITY IN NEW EQUATION   Inclement Weather _ : Expected to Cut Vote in lowa.   THE WEATHER

STRIKERS PROPOSE 10 OMAGH FREIGHT JAM   RESTORATION TO OLD JOBS SUGGESTED AS MEANS OF SOLYING PROBLEM.   COMMISSION 1S BLAMED   Coal Association President Checks Coal Shortage Directly to Interstate Commerce Body.

BLAMES CAR _ SHORTAGE FOR — COAL FAMINE   Embargo Would Not ' Relieve Situation, t Operator Says   UNION MEN APPEAL   Assert If Striking Railroadmer Were Reinstated, Congestion Would Be Ended

POStS EMGARG ON GOAL EXPORTS   J. A. D. Morrow, President National Association, Blames Interstate Commerce Commission for Shortage.

or. Concern Porticulax “Visitation”       -olopy   Bomé Caal’ Coming In.

OTHERS HAVE TROUBLES.   No One Man or Coneern Has a Monolopy of This Particular Visitation   Some Coal Coming In.

RETURNS TO SERVE OUT HIS SENTENCE   Ex-Service Man Heeds Request of War Bride and Surrenders. Self.

TRAP-SINN FEINERS - WAITING IN: AMBUSH   ‘WO: MEMBERS OF !PARTY. MEET DEATH: WHEN POLICE SURROUND: HIDING  pA a ge

EDUCATION  APPROPRIATION   Institutions of Texas ' Need Money for the ° Present Year

al MILLIONS  FOR obiDLa 9 REQUESTEL   REQUESTS PRESENTED IN BUDGET  FORM BY HEADS OF VARIOUS STATE SCHOOLS.

TATE EDUCATION SEEKS 90,049,069   LEGISLATURE WILL BE ASK + ED TO APPROPRIATE A HUGE SUM FOR YEAR   PUBLIC SCHOOLS LEADING   Item Includes Five Millions to Be Allotted to the Public Schools Until a New Law Has Been Fnacted.

POLES AND SOVIETS BOTH CLAIM GAINS   London Military Men Wonder i Wrangel Will Recover From Defeat.

PONZI LIABILITIES "ONLY 4 MILLIONS’   But He Claims to Have Assets Almost as Great.

Suggestion That They. Might Form Part of His Assets Causes ‘‘Financier” To Smile.   HEARING WAS _ RESUMED TODAY

PONZI DE -LARES HEIS MILLION IN CLEAR PLIT OlWNS NO INTERNATIONAL COUPONS

TO. TESTIFY   Ponzi Testifies Liabilities “Between’ $3,000,000 a $4,000,000.         Says Assets Will Run to “Pretty Near Four Million —Has No Stock of Coupons         “Wizard's” - Wife and Get

NFORCEMENT OF THE PRESEN LANS   Prevented General and Widespread Revolutionary Outbreaks Here.

WANT PLUVBER? SEND A CAR   Employers Rist Furnish Chauffeur te Get .Workers to Job at Birmingham, Ala.

PLUMBERS MUST RIDE TO WORK IN AUTOMOBILES   Also Bosses Required to Furnish Chauffeurs to Drive Them to and From Their Work.

EMPLOYERS REQUIRED . TO HIRE CHAUPFECHS ‘OR PLUMBERS        OF Jouvneymien Said to Control, Trade at Birmingtiun, Ala., to Extent That Th renticos.

UNION PLUMBERS IN BIRMINGHAM ASK CHAUFFEUR:   AV, age Demand of $12 Dail  Brings Inv estigation of

PLUMBERS INSIST UPON SERVICE OF CHAUFFEURS   Investigation Discloses High Standa  Policy of Journeymen in Birmingham

“OeEK LOAN FUR ACHABILITATION  OTATE RALLADAL   CHAIRMAN JOHNSON OF PRISO COMMISSION THINKS IT COULD PAY EXPENSES.

gett   State Could! Not F ind a - Buyer or Lessor. for 7 - Jts Railroa Se

JAPS TAKE HAND IN SIBERIAN RULE   Nippen Regulations Put q Effect After Three offi mele Arve Killed.

TRICE BROTHERS AILLED TAS TUHRYELE GMS!   Unfortunate 4 iria "Were All Vet  evans Of. World War.

3 BROTHERS KILLED      Motor Cycle with Side Cai Crashes Into Bridge

CAPTAIN PALMER QUITS NAVY   Was Chief of Bureau of Navigation During War—Pay Is Too Small.

ANOTHER NAVY OFFICER QUITS   Captain Palmer, Former Chief of Naviqation Rureau. Resians.

TnIRTY LEADERS UF STRIKE HELD UNDER ARREST   Government Strikes at “Out. law” Move Under Provisions of Lever Act   PALMER EXPECTS MEN TO RESUME PLACES   New Body Will Take Quiek Action to Quell Unrest In Labor Circles

PALMER OPENS FIGHT AGAINST OUTLAW HEADS OF RY. STRIKE   Americanism is Counted Upon to Influence the Unruly Switchmen   CONGRESS MAY ACT   Labor Board is Expected to Land Knockout As Strike Weeakens

THIRTY STRIKE LEADERS PLAGED TINDER ARREST   Government Hits At the Heart of Switchmen’s: Strike In Chicago.   CHIEF FIGURE IN STRIKE ARRESTED   President of Yardmen’s Asso ciation Among Those Taken Into Custody.

Thirty Taken Into Custody, Placed Under $10,000 Bond   Make Denials of Connection of IW. W. With Strike—No Resistance Made

GOVT. IS AFTER = UNREST GERM. OVER NATION   Ft. Worth Switchmen Will Return But Want to Retain Seniority Privileges.. -

QUIT WORK ~ AT MILLS   a < ial 0 AM a  - AT GIRARD AND PITTS BURG,  Although Scale Does Not Expire Until. July 31— Friction Between Amalgamated and Company is Given as Reacnn.

INCREASING TRADE ~ WITH THE GERMAN:   Business With United States Takes Biy Jump.   License Systern Brings Increase—Bal ance $90,000,000 for This Country.

TRADE WITH GERMANY   Business With United States Takes Big Jump.   License System Brings Increase—Ba)ance $90,000,000 for This Country.

Business With United States Takes Big Jump.   License System Brings Increase—-Bal. ‘ ance $90,000,000 for This Country.

GERMAN TRADE JUMPS   LICENSE SYSTEM BRINGS BIG IN. CREASE IN COMMERCE.   Business With United States Shows Balance of $90,000,000 for “This Country.

NERS VTIAG “sisalrigl   4 1 Haven't Forgotten ( Crooked Minnesota Primary,” - He Asserts.   Sm BELIEVES. HE WIL GARRY. STATE   Manager in Eastern. State “Also Declares That “Robhry” Was Practiced  by Opponents.

NYS JOHNSON 16 RUGGED OF RACE IN NEW JERSEY   Hoboken Backer of Senator Claims Fraud in Three Counties.   WOOD MAINTAINS THE LEAD

ROBBERY CHARGE UF JORNSON MAN   The Senator Himself Say: Strange Circumstances in New Jersey.

ROBBERY IS CHARGE OF JOHNSON LEADER IN NEW JERSEY RACE   Manager Names Three Countie: in Which Alleged Discrepancies Occur.   WOOD LEADS IN STATE BY MARGIN OF ONLY 612 VOTES   Harding Wins Ohio Over Army Man by 14,313—May Lose Some Districts.

BY BIG CANAL   Prediction Made That Cana Will Soon Make Profit on Its Cost.

PANAMA CANAL CLOSES BEST FINANCIAL YEAF   Report of Harding Shows Wa: terway is Paying: 

VENIZELOS SHOT “BY ASSASSINS   Former Prime Minister .0 ‘Greece Wounded by Memhers: of Royalist Faction.      STRUCK BY: TWO BULLETS

ATTACK FAILS AND WOUND IS QUITE SLIGH   Builet Enters Premier's Shoulde: Blade and Shatters It Into Four Pieces   Operation Performed   Surgeons Pronounce Statesmar Resting Easily; Royalists Blamed for Assault

ATTEMPT TO KILL GRE EK  PREMI R   Eight Shots Fired But No Ser jous Wounds were Inflicted. Operation Performed

VENIZELOS SHOT, IS RECOVERING   Greek Premier Victim of Alleged Royalist Officers

‘BELGIAN CABINET TO RESIGE   Council of Ministers Sends Decision  in Gl bon wes -& ca et

MINERS DEFIANT OVER COURT ORDER   Howat Says They Will Ignore Kansas Court Order.   Persist in Their Refusal to Testify Bcfore the industrial Retations Tribunal,

ALEX HOWAT DEFIANT   SAYS MINERS WILL IGNORE KAN.SAS COURT ORDER.   Mine President Persists in Hie Re fusal to Testify Before industrial Relations Tribuna!.

VERBAL CLASHES MARK TESTIMONY OF MRS. SMITH   Cross Examination Begun — Wife Tells of Conferences.   NEWS OF DAY IN COURT

MARSHFIELD YOUTHS * BROUGHT INTO COUR   Larceny from Soo Line and Other aAets ef Lawlessness Charged Aguinst Then—Several Vay

MARSHFIELD BOYS ARE BROUGHT INTO COUR?      LADS STOLE RIDES AND SUPPLIES FROM F RAILWAY CO.

SIX KILLED IN IRISH BATTLE   One Scidier and Five Civilians §:ain in Fight with Volunteers at Brures.

Major  Schro ler Fell From: Height of More Than Five Miles And Is Alive—Plane Made Its Own Landing anc  river Was Uncenscious.

YOUNG MAN HAD PRIVATE CAR ON UNION PACIFI   He Carried a Big Gun—Sheriff Finaliy Hit Him With a Club,

$+? 6964444464644 4 # THE WEATHER FORECAST 4 $¢ee ete Getee ete de & + 4

Attired in Regulation Blu Denim Garb of Prisoner When Committee Calls   THE RULES ARE RELAXED   Prohibited From Giving State ment But Is Permitted to Make Brief Speech

DEBS (6 HANDED HIS NOMINATION   Prison Rules Suspended and Nominee Makes Speech as Movie Cameras Click

CUGENE V, DEBS NOTIFIED it. la ON THE TICKET   CEREMONY HELD IN PRISON   HIS ONE REGRET IS HE CANNOT TAKE PART IN BATTLE

q ANDIDATE in CONVICT (AKB,.   Debts Notified in Penttentiary of Mis  Aomination.

Bankers Should « Support Hopkins      J. OR. Burrow, Lopeka 9 Banker Says Attorney General Should Be, Reclected 

LAWYER HOLDS CHARLES PONZI IS NOT BANKRUP}   Petitions For Trial By Jur To Determine Issue.

PONZI FILES DENIAL WITH FEDERAL COTRI   Promoter Of Postal Exchange Scheme Claims He Is Not Bankrupt.

Weclssac Says Ponzi Is Not Bankrupt Demands Trial by Jury for Clien

Sent Telegram te the Chairman of Operators Wage Scale Committee   Calling for Conference on tbe Question on Basis of the Majority Report.

YOUTH CONFESSES TC BIG MAIL ROBBER)   Said He Could Not Stand To See His Innocent Brother Perjure Himelf For Him.

REVELRY-UNDINIMED   INEAST OR WEST AS NEW YEAR  ARRIVES   Coast Is Not So Very Dry in ‘Spite of Prohibition’ and . Chisago !s Quite Wet   ‘Hip ‘Pocket Reserves Help to  *Make New York’s-Welcome ‘Notably Hilarious

WILL ESTABLISH BONE DRY ZONE   Mexican Government Is Attempting to Curtail Liguor Traffic

UAT ZONE ALONG BUTE R La PLAN UF UE LA HUERTA   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT HUERT! DISCUSSES SUCCESS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION,

DRY ZONE ALONG YANK FRONTIER   Mexican Government Wil] Aid Uncle Sam in Enforcing Prohibition.

PACIEYING MEXICO Hla BIGGEAT TAK, SAYS DE LA HUERTA   Industrial Question Now Most Important Provisional, President Says.

GED FT. OUDGE WOMAN KILLED Ih AUTO MISHAP   Prominent Lawyer There Drove Car Which Struck Mrs. M. A, Rush, Causing Her Death.

ASEBALL PLAYERS ARE INDICTED   Thirteen in All to Face Trial or Charge of Fixing  Games.   BURNS AND CHASE ARE “HIT   ‘lew True Bills Are Voted Agains Eight White Sox by Chicago Grand Jury—Ban Johnson a Witness.

FIGHT MEMBERS OF WHITE SOX ARE SUSPENDED   Cook County Grand Jury Votes True Bills Against Men.   IN CONSPIRACY TO VIOLATE STATE LAW

STAR PLAYERS FACE CHARGE OF SELLING OUT FOR BIG FUND   Cicotte, Williams, Gandil, Risberg, Felsch, McMullin, Wea ver and Joe Jackson Named.

“OLD ROMAN" HANDS MEN SUSPENSIONS   Comiskey Follows In dictments by Immed. iately Laying Men off

MORE BALL FIXERS INDICTEL   True Bills Returned by Grand Jury in Chicago Against Chase, Attell and Burns

INDICT d MORE Th BASEBALL SGANDAL   Attell, Burrs and Chase Must Face Serious Charge.   THIRTEEN IN ALL FOR TRIAL   Cook County (lil.) Grand Jury Inves. tigating Baseball Scandal Hits Some Major League Stars— Ban Johnson Star Witness.

INDICT THREE IN BALL SCANDAL   Thirteen in Ail to Face Trial on _.. Gharge of Fixing Games.   BURNS AND CHASE ARE HIT   New True Bills Are Voted Against Eight White Sox by Chicago Grand Jury—Ban Jehnson a Witness.

INDICT THREE IN: ~ BALL’ SCANDAL   _Gedeon Under Fire.   Thirteen in All to Face Trial. on * Shaye of. Meh 7      BURNS AND: CHASE “ARE. ANI   New True Bills Are Voted Against Eight White Sox by Chicago Grand Jury—Ban Jehnson a Witness.

CICOTTE, GANDIL, JACKSON, WEAVER, RISBERG, NAMED   Felsch, Williams, MeMullin Also Accused; All Suspended.

Grand Jury Returns Bills in Ball Scandal   Eddie Cicotte Heads List—To Stand Trial for Bribery by Gamblers in Connection with 1919 World’s Series. : 7

Grand Jury Returns True Bills Against Chase, Attell and’ Burns.   CALLED PRINCIPAL FIXERS OF SERIES   Indictments Also Cover Two Alleged Gamblers, ‘‘Sulli - van” and “Brown.”

GAT PLAYERS ON CHCAGD WHITE SOL-TEAM TWBICED. FOR BIBER   Grand Jury Finds True Bills Against Cicotte, Claud Williams, Chick Gandil, Happy Felch, Charles © Risberg, Joe Jackson and Buek Weaver.

White Sox Pitcher Never Met Acemser,  He Says In ‘Deniak                  Premier Twirler Denies He Kn Maharg---Knows Nothing of Attem Fix Series, He Claims---Baseball:E Called Upon Grand Jury i

Cicotte Taken Into Custody as He Leaves Grand Jury Room.   WHITE SOX PENNANT CHANCES ARE GONE   Accused Pitcher Broke Down and Wept During Gruelling.

WHITE SOX ARE INDICTED   Eight Star Players Are Un: der Serious Charge.   S SAID CICOTTE CONFESSED   As Soon As Indictments Were Announced the Eight Players Were Suspended.

GICOTTE READS LIST OF NAMES   Comiskey Suspends All Players—Pennant Hopes Go Glimmering.   TRUE BILLS ‘RETURNED

AGT WHITE SOX iN CLUTCHES OF LAW   Eddie Cicotte,. Crack Pitcher, Heads List of Players Indicted for World’s Series Crookedness; All Suspended; Chicago Out of Pennant Race

Eight Players Are Charged With Conspiracy to Violate State Law,   ONLY ONE COUNT CHARGED   But State’s Attorney Says That Others Probably Will Be Added Today.

CICOTTE TURNS © LOOSE THE REAL BASEBALL DOP   TELLS GRAND JURY JUS WHO FIXED THE 1919 SERIES.   EIGHT BEST SOX MEN ~ UNDER INDICTMEN

INDICTMENTS AGAINST 8 CHICAGO PLAYERS RETURNED TODAY   Action of Grand Jury Fellowed by Suspension of the Men Indicted, by President Comiskey of the White Sox. No Hore to Win Pennant.

LUSITANIA SUNK FIVE YEARS AGO   AND WE ARE YET TECHNIC: ALLY AT WAR WITH GERMANY,

Want Western Secretary of Interior If Harding Is Sent to White House

FIGURING ON NEXT CABINET   \Seeretary of Iantertor From Western   Ceuntry {if Harding Wins   Presideacy.

THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS   WAS BEING CELEBRATED TODAY AT PLYMOUTH, MASS,   THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO   A Smali Band of Men and Women Disembarked From the Mayflower On Bleak Plymouth Rack.

CELEBRATE PILGRIM’. LANDING ON BLEAK COAST AT PLYMOUTH       CEMEMONIE WITHIN SITADOTW OF HISTORIC ROCK BRING NUMEROGUS VISITORS

PILGRIMG ARE PAID TRIBUTE IN BIG EVEN]   Observe 300 Anniversary of the Landing of First Pioneers At Plymouth--- Notables Take Part.

THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY PILGRIMS LANDED   Plymouth, Mass., Celebrated To day on Spot Where They First Set Foot   STAGED IN COLONY THEATRE   Hundreds of Direct Deseendants of Pilerims Were Present to De Henor.

Ardmore Woman’s Trunks at Kansas City Union Station Police Are Watching for He

Waives Preliminary Hearing, Then Rushes to District Court for Bail.   CAMERAS CLICK AND ’ MOVIE MEN GRIND

* FOR34 GENTS A PON   Havana Mass“ Meeting: Deter. nines upon Pool. to: Bring™ “About Price Level

CUBAN CANE GROWERS TO POOL THEIR CROF   Decide Today in Conference te Hold It Until Price Reaches 24 Cents a Pound.

SUGAR BROKERS — IN CUBA AGREE . TO BOOST PRICE      Will Not Sell Product Unde 24 Cents z a Pound, Rex. :

Cuban Sugar Growers To Hold Crop Until Price Reaches 24 Cents Pound

PLAN MOVEMENT 10 RAISE SUGAR PRICE   Cubans Pledge Not To Offer iAny More Sugar For Sale Until 24 Cents a Pound Is Reached.

STILL HANGS O}   Lord MacSwiney is Strong Enough to Whisper— ‘Sister Makes Appeal   HE IS IN A DELIRIUM   Condition This Afternoon Was Worse Than at Any Time During the Strike

MISWINEY PLANS HIS OWN FUNERAI      Physicians Surprised at Vitality of Lord Mayor on Huncer Strike.   WHISPERS TO HIS WIFE   Will Be Given Nourishment After He Lapses Into ~~ Unconsciousness,

AC N WILD DELIRIUM   Im@gine He Is Leading Sinn Feln Army, Death No Surprise New.

MAC SWINEY IS RAVING MANIAC AS DEATH NEARS   Imagines He Leads sinn Fein Armie: Against British,

LORD MAYOR OF CORK IN RAVING DELIRIUN    MacSwiney Imagines He! is, Leading  Sinn Ken Army, Shouts Commands and Taiks Wildly

MACSWINEY GOES ~ INTO DELIRIUM   Mayor of Cork, Starving Him self as Protest Against Sentence, Thought Near Death.   SISTER MAKES AN APPEAL

WANTS TO BE GAGGED   So He Cannot Betray Sinn Fein Se¢rets When Qellrious

MacSwiney Now Delirious; Raves, Sister Asserts   Cork Mayor Tells Wife of His Desire for Simple Funeral Ceremony

MACSWINEY’S . MIND GIVES WAY, IS NEAR DEATH   WAS IN A RAVING CONDITIOD THRUOUT TUESDAY NIGHT, IT WAS SAID.   Was the First Time That His Mine Had Given Away—His Deleriums Indicated a Complete” Collane.

MACSWINEY IN RAVING DELIRIUM THRUOUT NIGHT   IMAGINES HE WAS LEADING SINN FEIN ARMY; HAS ASKED TO BE GAGGED

COLLEGES ARE — INCREASING IN UNITED STATES   if Proportionate Growtl Continued to 195( Over 1,000,000 will be in School.

SULLEDESIN U.S. uit TQ AVERFLOM   Increase in Attendance cf Ameri can Youths Within Past 6 Years Is Startling.

BRITISH MOVE HEAVY TROOPS   Yo Various Parts of Troubled Ireland During the Past Twenty-four Hours.   .SEEK TO FORESTALL i. SINN FEIN MOVEMENT   Uprising of Leaders in Antici. pation of Fourth Anniversary of Dublin Rebellion.

ENGLAND MUSTERS MIGHTY ARMY TO SUPPRESS IRISH   Special Trains Rush Troops and Heavy Artillery to Quell Sinn Fein Disorders

BRITISH TROOPS ARE ON MOVE IN IRELANG   Forces Being Distributed to Various Parts of Copntry— Big Round-up Expected.

BRITISH TAKING NO CHANCES   RUSHING TROOPS AND Bié GUNS TO IRELAND AS A PRECAUTION.

BRITISH TROOPS — UNDER MOVEMENT THROUGHOUT ERIN   Military Officials Aro Taking Precautions Against a Sinn Fein Uprising at Easter Tide.

Prepare For Trish Uprising. _At Easter-Tide      ‘Heavy Movement of British Troops Under Way  As Precaution against Possible Sinn Fein Rebellion. Situation Developments Rebellion Situation Developments

GERMAN REPORT IS RAP AT JUNKERS   Beriin Government Issues Report on Peace Efforts Probe.   Blames Militarists for Misleading Public on Wilson's Efforts and American Resources,

JUNKERS ARE FLAYED   GERMAN COMMISSION REPORTS ON PEACE PROBE.   Former Government Blamed for Turning Down Wilson's Peace Proposals in 1916.17.

REPORT RAPS JUNKERS   Berlin Government Issues Report” on Peace Efforts Probe.   Blames Militarists for Misleading Pub: lic on Wilson’s Efforts and American Resources.

GERMANS ISSUE PEACE REPORT BY SINSHEIMEF   Underestimated U. S Power Socialist Lead er laims.

POMERENE WILL MOT GO-IN AS CANDIDATE   ‘Announces His Withdrawal From Presidential Race Due to Senatorial Duties.  ;

POMERENE DROPS. OUT OF THE RAGE   Not a Gandidaie for Democratig Presidential Nomination,

SEN, POMERENE NOT CANDIDATE   Announces He Will Devote Entire Time to His Present Duties at Washington.

TWO KILLED, EIGHT ENTOMBED IN MINE   GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS SHAFT IN OKLAHOMA-—LITTLE HOPE FOR IMPRISONED MEN.

MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   RESCUERS WORK  FRANTICALLY TO SAVE EIGHT MORE MEN NOW ENTOMBED.

COAL MINE EXPLOSION KILLS TWO: ENTOMBS &   Reseue Parties Hold Out Little Hope For Imprisoned Miners in Wilburton, Okla., Shaft.

FIGHT ENTOMBED IN OKLAHOMA MINI   Two Dead in Disaster Near Wilbur ton-—Explosion Wrecks Big Shaft.

TWO KILLED AN MINE EXPLOSION   EIGHT OTHERS ARE ENTOMBED 3 MILES FROM TOWN OF WILBURTON, OKLA.

2 DEAD, 8 ENTOMBEN IN COAL MINE AFTER AN EXPLOSION OF GAS   Families and Friends of Unfor tunate Miners Gather About  Shaft te Watch Rescurers,   ACCIDENT CAME WHEN THE MINE FANS STOPPED   Little Hope is Entertained for Safety of Men Caught in Avalanche of Rock. :

PROMINENT GAR WEN ANISED OF HOAPAING   American Sugar Refining Co And Revere Co. Facing Fed eral Prosecution.   Claim They Hoarded And Sold At Excessive Prices.

SUGAR REFINERS ARE - BRANDED PROFITEERS   60,000,000 Pounds of Commodity Was Held By Boston Refiners on April 14, Is Charge

PROMINENT CHGAR MEN ANOUSED OF HOARDING   American Sugar Refining Co. And Revere Co. Facing Federal Prosecution.  eee mee th Seine  Claim They Hoarded And Sold At Excessive Prices.

SUGAR MEN . INDICTED 1S ~ PROFITEERS   GOVERNMENT CHARGES DEAL . ERS WITH HOLINNG BACK A  : LARGE AVAILABLE + SUPPLY.   BOVGWT SUGAR FOR 6% CENTS A POUND AXP SOLD VD FOR . hg at SRY

CLAIM HUGE PROFITS BY BOSTON MEN   Hoarding and Regulating: Prices Netted Miltions, Charge a   U. & ISSUES WARRANTS’   E nad ’ Revere and American Sugar Companies Are Named =~  in Complaint mesos ®

AFTER REFINERS NOW,   The Government Has Began Action tou Panish Sugar Companies,

ACT ON SUGAR CHARGE   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ISSUES COMPLAINTS AGAINST TWO REFINiNG COMPANIES.

AFTER SUGAR REFINERS   Hoarding and Profiteering Are Charges Government Makes

MINERS ARE READY TO GATHER AROUND CONFERENGE TABLE   Seek Settlement of Coal Strike in the Mingo County Field.   NOTHING TO COMPLAIN OF IN MILITARY OCCUPATION   Production and Personnel Figures. of Operations Affected for Month of November Issued by Operators’ Association—No Disturbances.

OPEGIA! INVESTIGATION MYSTERIOUS MURDER GF ATOMOBIE SALESMAS   YEGRO CHAULFFEURS HELD \ SESPEOTS PENDING JURY INVESTIOATION,

Vote Finally Aririounced Today Showed Only Five Voting for’ the Woman's .Suffrage Amendment , at Dover. ~Members Chanoed Vote,

SU IN HOUSE TODAY   Vote Finally Announced Today Showed Only Five Voting for the Woman’s Suffrage Amendment at Dover. —MVMoembere Chaneed Vote,

26105 WAS VOTE AGAINST -SUFFS IN DELAWARE   Legislature ‘Puts Kibosh on Suff Hopes in That State. Are Now Locking: Elsewhere’ for 36th State.

SUFFRAGE LOST  IN MISSISSIPPI HOUSE LAST EVE   Attention Focused on Fight in Delaware Legislature.

DELAWARE DEFEATS SUFFRAGE    House Turns Down Federal Amend ment by 26 to 5.

SUFFRAGE LOSES DELAWARE HOUSE   Ratification of Amendment De feated in Legislative Body ‘arly Today.   ONE STATE IS NEEDED

DELAWARE VOTE . ON SUFFRAGE IS BEING WATCHED   Washington Anxiously Awaits Decision On Fedcral Amendment.

SUFFRAGE GETS A BODY BLOW IN DELAWARE   Lower House Defeats Ratification Resolution in. Morning Session   FESS SAYS RESULT OF VITAL EFFECT

DELAWARE HOUSE REJECTS SUFFRAGE   “Discouraged But by No Means Licked,’ Women Leave State House in Tears      MARYLAND'S SUIT MAY HIT CSIDENTIAL ELECTION

LOWER HOUSE REFUSES TO RATIFY BY VOTE GE 264   ADVERSE ACTION FOLLOWS THAT OF MISSISSIPPI LAST NIGHT.   86TH STATE LOST   Chance for Vote at November Elections Practically Abandoned, °

After a Hard Fight National Constitutional Amendment ls Beaten in Lower House of Legislature.   DECISION REACHED BY SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY   Action Dashes to Earth Hope of Suffrage Leaders That State Would Be ThirtySixth to Ratify.

OUFF AMENOMENT 12 AEAEGTED BY DELAWARE HOUSE   Lower Branch of State Assembly Refuses to Ratify. 23 to 9; Anti-Suffragists Overioved at Result.

SOUTHERN SOLONS SPURN SUFFRAGE   Washington Officials Now  . Turn Attention to Dela ware Where Question 1: Before Legislature.

i  BEATS SURF:   LOWER BODY VOTES RATIFICATION DOWN 23 to 9-—-GOES TO SENATE WEXT.

MISSISSIPPI > TURNS DOWN  SUFFRAGISTS   ‘House Refoses to Ratify Despite  Pleadings of Bryan—Is Now Up to Delaware.

ot vHEEEATEL   Ballots fur Women Badly Snowed o" Under by Bouse of State i oe Helaware:   VOTE 23 TO 9 AGAINST e¥YTERUDING ERANCHISE

NELAWARE VOTE “DASHES HOPES: FAR SUFFRACE   Ratification” of Constitutional _ Amendinent to Extend Fran :  chise to Women and Reconsideration Defeated

MAYOR OF TOKYO RESIGNS   Graft Inquiry “Starts Things” in the Capital of Japan—Nineteen * Are Arrested.

TOKIO HAS A GRAFT SCANDAL.   Mayor of City and Other Officials Resign in Censeaeence.

A- RICH “PAUPER”   Peter Vidovitch, Sixty-five year-old Charity Guest at Lodging House   WAS WORTH $125.000.00   Known by Frank Bartho of This City While Two _ Were Mining in Alaska

Administration Plank Favors League With Only Minor Reservations; Wilson A pproves

President Said to Have Approved Treaty Plank     Document Is UnderstoOd to Have Been Submiited to White  House, Approval Being Wired to San Francisco; Republican Senate and Lodge Strongly Condemned.

TRAIN CRAILEL ON PERNSYLVANIA   Eight Passengers Injured Se. riously and a Score Receive Minar Bnrte.

ANTS PREVENT OFFICIAL SEAL   Enjoin Tennessee From Certifying Suffrage.

Chief Clerk W. H. Carter and John Green Of The Senate And House Named In Temporary Injunction Which Restrains The Governor, Secretary Of State And Speakers From Certifying Ratification.

CHIEF “CLERKS © ARE INCLUDED   Injunction in Tennessee Suffrage Action Covers Everything

TENNESSEE FACTIONS PREPARE TO FIGHT ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT: VOTES FDR -WOMEN MAY BE TIED FOR 18 MONTHS   PRO SUFFS AND ANTI-PROS. ARI DETERMINED AND . WILL. CARRY MATTER TO. THE” ‘HIGHEST COURT

"ANTIS’ HOLD SUFFRAGE UP FOR PRESENT   Tennessee Officials Enjoined. From Certifying’ Ratification to Capitol.   ALABAMA KIND HOST  TO RUNAWAY SOLONS

WON FIRST SCHOLARSHIP.   Williamsport Girl Receives Hon. or Established by Pennsylvania Railroad.  7

TWOLINES OF PROGRESS ARE MADE TOGETHER   Sen. Harding Says Material and Human Advance Must Go Hand In Hand.   SPEAKS TO FELLOW OHIOANS   American Business Cannot Prosper Unless Human Wel-~ fare Is Guarded.

MATERIAL AND HUMANE PROGRESS GO TOGETHER   Whatever Is Done for Honest Business Is Done in Name of Social Welfare,   MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN NOT COMMODITIES HE SAYS   Conscience of Business Must Be "Awakened to New Interests in, Welfare of Humang,   LOVE OF MAN THE KEYNOTE   Fullness of America Can Not Be Realized Without This, De-. clares Candidate.

BUSINESS MUST INTEREST $ ELF HUMAN BEINGS   Human and Material Progres: Go Hand in Hand, Says Harding.

GOOD WORKER BEST SOCIAL WELFARE AID   Material ‘and Humane Progress Must Connect Declares Harding.

HONEST DAY'S WORK BEST FOR WELFARE OF U, S.--HARDINC   Says Honest Americai Businessman is Nota Monster as Pictured.

Material Prosperity fer Industry Must Not Be at Expense ef Human Welfare   Republican Candidate Says Conscience of Workers and Em-ployers Must Be Waked

MATERIAL AND HUMAN PROGRESS GO HAND IN AND   This Must Be Necessary If Nation Attains Ideal State of Secil Welfare. Saus Harding

AN HONEST DAY'S WORK   Man Who Does !t is Best ‘‘Sovial Worker’ in World, Says. Harding.

HARDING GOSPEL OF PROGRESS   IT 18 TO BE ACHIEVED, HE DE. CLARES, BY HARD WORK.   INTEREST OF ALL OUR PEOPLE IS WELFARE OF ALL.   “The Best Social Welfare Worke!  Is the Man or Woman Whe Doex an Honest Day’s Work.”

PREACHES GOSPEL OF HONEST WORK   THIS IS NECESSARY STEP IN SOCIAL REFORM, SAYS HARDING   Material Prosperity fer Industry Must Not Be at Expense ef Human Welfare   Republican Candidate Says Conscience of Workers and Em‘ployers Must Be Waked

PROGRESS MUST BE HUMANE NOT ALONE MATERIA!   Harding Tells Busines: and Labor That Bott Have a Duty To Per. form.

TROOPS SHOW NEW ACTIVITY   Mexican Soldiers: Mobilize. Trouble is Feared. _

MENIC.     SS ARE MOBEMAZAING   Americans Reaching _ Nogales Report Movement on West Coast.

ARMED MEXICANS GATHERING ALONG COAST, IS REPORT   Obregon Manager Again Al leges Carranza Plot to  De See Pe

MEXICAN TROOPS ARE MOBILIZING   Unrest Brought About By Presidential Campaign Brings Orders to Assem ble Army Units.

MEXICANS MUDILIZE TRUGPS ON RAIL LINE   Hint President Carranza Preparing To Steze Sonora Government.  NO EXPLANATION GIVEN  (eee ne ee cmemee   Mobilization is Along Southern Pacific to Hermosillo.

MANY REQUESTS SENT PRESIDENT URGING VETO OF RAIL BIL!   Appeals Made by Brother. hoods, Farmers and American Society of. Equity

MEMORIALS URGE VET) BY PRESIDENT   Brotherhoods, Farmers Na- tional Council and American Society of Equity Preseni Objections to Railroad Bill.

PRESIDENT UAGED TO KILL PROPOSED AIL LEGISLATION   MEMORISSS PROTESTING BILL PRESENTED KY THREF NATION UW. ORGANIZATIONS, :

UNIONG, FERMERS: ASK RAIL VET   Memori ‘als Sent President Ask. ing Rejection of Reorganization Bill

Brotherhoods and Others In Joint Memorial Urge Veto of Railroad Reorganization Bil

PROTEST FILED WITH PRESIDENT URGING A VETC   RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS AND FARMERS COUNCIL PRESENT MEMORIALS AGAINST R. R. BILL.

URGED TO VETO BILL   Memorials from Railroad. Mex  "’ aad Farmers.

NEMA URGE  VETO ANILROAD BILL      Guavanty_ of Earnings “Attacked . b a RailyOaders, Farmers’. Council: : “and Orhers —_            Ea AN aden a :

WILSON IS URGED T0 —HETD.AAILAGAD- BILL   MEMORIALS ‘BY.. BROTHERHOODS, “SOCIETY OF EQUITY AND FARMERS’ COUNCIL,

"TNL il   SECURITY CLAUSE IS BITTERLY ASSAILEL   Objection Made to Government Underwriting the Whole Investment of the Roade and Not of Farms.

FIGHT FOR MEXICAN TOW   I 1s DO Neuvo Laredo Attacked by Rebel Farees, but Loyal Garrison Said to be Holding Out.

EXPECT STRIKE T0 END IN 48 HOURS   STRIKING BUPPALO SWITCIDIE RETCRNED- ‘O WORK AT MID NIGHT LA XTIGHT—COX PT TIONS ELSEWHERE Miproy we

TTR WY DUSTRY   Several Roads Expect Prac. tically All Men Back at Work by Night   MANY ARE RETURNING © ON OWN INITIATIVE   ‘REIGHT MOVEMENT GETS GRADUALLY BACK TO NOR. MAL; PASSENGER TRAFFIC RAPIDLY IMPROVING

ALL RAILROADS 4 IN NEW YORK REPORT RETURN   Formal End Of Strike Seen In Chicago — Washington Says It Is Over. +1 dias leah ae Sa

REDS MAINTAIN ALE. ONLY BY TEAROR METHOD    Moscow ~ Looks -as-: Though  - Smitten by Plague, Asserts  Baring Correspondent    STARVING MASSES: ARE. . AN DESPERATE CONDITION   ‘Majority Too Weak.-and Depressed by Starvation to Rise  = Against Dictators’ <

Every Other School. Is: Used As: Prison, Says Duckworth By J. Herbert Duckworth

RUSSIANS SAD AND STARYING ASREDS RULE   Correspondent Who Penetratés Bolshevik Country Stunned at Revelations   GET BUT ONE MEAL A DAY

WITH APPROVAI   PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ACCEPTS CONTRACT. SIGNED BY ATTICA AND WILLIAMSPORT   Salvation Army Drive

CONTRACT MEETS  WITH APPROVAL   Public Service Commission Accepts Contract Signed By Attica and Williamsport Boards.

PLAN NEW TAX LAW   DRAFT OF MEASURE NOW IN HANDS OF GOVERNOR,   The Bill Will Get Attention At The special Session,

PLAN NEW TAX LAW   PAPE OF MEASt il  NOW JIN      The Bill Will Get Attention At The Special Session. -

SALVATION ARMY ADVISORY BOARD ORGANIZE HERE   Tr. L. MORELAND WAS ELECTED   Every Facility of Salvation Army fo Secial Relief Placed at the Dis Pocal of AN Residents of thea Comat:

BOLSHEVISM Ih nUgalA DYING OF OWN WEIGH   Peasants Detest the Whole System of Government Correspondent Finds   SOVIETS IN PROVINCE  OF MOSCOW DEPOSED   FOOD IS SCARCEST ARTICLE IN COUNTRY AND IS TAKEN UP BY REDS, WHILE PROoDUCTION HALTS.

BOLSHEVIK GIVE PEASANTS LAND AUT SEIZE FOOL   Further Revelations of Rea Conditions Are Made by Correspondent   HEEDLESS OF STARVING THOUSANDS IN CITIES   Soviet Rule in Province. of Moscow Overthrown During Peasant Insurrection

MILLER CHOSEN IN NEW YORK   Nominated by the Republicans for Governor at Unofficial Con. vention,

LEGISLATIVE WALKOUTS IN TENNESSEE USED SINCE ANDREW JACKSON’S DAY

WALKOUT 1S THE TIME HONORED PRACTICE OF TENNESSEE. DEMOCRATS   LEGISLATORS. OF “VOLUNTEER STATE” RESORT: TO “STRIKE METHODS” IN SETTLING “POLITICAL DISPUTES

SHIP WRECKED — DURING STOR   Captain and Some Mem bers of Crew Picked Up Last Night

HUNGER STRIKER’S Ul, § CITIZENSHIP UNPROVEN, SAYS AMIERIPAN ATTACHE

ARTICLE TEN TROUBLESOME SAYS HUGHES   Takes Stand for Hard ing and Coolidge in Trenton.

Article Ten a Vicious Mis chief Maker, Cays G. 0. P. Candidate of 1916   PRESIDENT SCORED ON CHARGE OF OBSTINAC   OPPERS OPINION THAT PRES IDENT COULD PLUNGE NA TION INTO WAR WITHOU CONGRESS’ ACTION,

}. C. HUGHED FIRE oll] AT WORLD  LEAGUL   1916 Candidate Hurls Sel Into Drive to Help Elect Harding, Coolidge

Former Republican Candidate for President Gets Into Campaign.   ATTACKS ADMINISTRATION   Democrats Are Charged With Responsibility fer High Living Costs.

PACT WOULD ROB U.S. OF RIGHTS   Judge Hughes Points Out that Article X Would Promote War and Bind U. $. to Participatiaon: ts Binding as Any Legal Obligation Could be.

WAR BREEDER HUGHES STATES   Opposed to U.S. Prin. ciples and Due to Wilson’s Obstinacy

HUGHES ATTACKED LEAGUE COVENANT   3. 0. P. LEADER BLAMES DE. MOCRATS FOR AFTERWAR CONDITIONS   Wanted to Have His Way, Which Would Have Been All Right, But ‘Was ‘‘Wrong’’ Way Hughes Says.

CHAS. £, HUGHES. ATTACKS LEAGUE   Imposes Obligation That I: ‘Perfectly Clear—Will Make War

HUGHES ASSAILS LEAGUE PAGT   FORMED O ANDIDSTE FOR PRESIL DENT © OMES OUT IN SUPPORT OF HARDING AND COOL. IDK,   WPS ON ARTICLE. TEN   Declares That Article 10 ts . Mis chief Maker and Nelongs to the Category of Alliances Which Make War.—Opposed to Ameviean Principles,

HUGHES ATTACKS LEAGUE OF NATIONS ESPECIALLY ART. 10   IN A SPEECH AT TRENTON HE CHARACTERIZES ART. 10 AS MISCHIEF MAKER

ATTACK ON TRE LEAGUE PAGT   ARTICLE 10, PARTICULARLY -1S A TARGET FOR THE FORMER JUSTICE,

WAS EARLY PIONEER   SEPH PAVLovic HOMESTEADED IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.       IVED THERE FOR FORTY-SIX-YEARS              sed Was a Native of Bohemia id Came to America When a Young an—Was Well Known and Resed in the Community.

WAS EARLY PIONEER          SEPH PAVLOVIC HOMESTEADEL “IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP,   VED THERE FOR FORTY-SIX YEARS                ceased Was a Native of Bohemia nd Came to America When a Young an—Was Well Knownt and Resected in the Community.

RON OUT  LAUSES AS ME HALTS   After 13-Minute  Sessior Convention Recesses  Until 4 P. M.

MAY OUST HIRAM __IN CONVENTION   JURRENDER OF RESERVATION. I8TS IS. LOOKED ON ASKANCE . BY OBSERVERS

NOMINATE ON FRIDA   First Ballot for Republican Presidential Candidate Is Expected to Be Cast Late Friday Afternoon.   EFFORT FOR ADOPTION OF PLATFORM TONIGH?   Night Session Will Be Held i Difficulties Are Encountered; Noon Session Ad. journe Until 4 P. M.

BRITISH SOLDIERS WRECK HOMES OF IRISI   Raid Houses in Village of Doon Then Wreck Them—Police Barracks Burned

SOLDIERS WRECKING HOUSES      Six Befldtege Demolished in Town ef Door, Irelard.

ASK PERMISSION ADD 10 PRESENT EXPRESS RATES   Would Increase Rate or Milk and Cream 20  Percent.

EXPKESS BUUS! ASKED   PERMISSION IS SOUGHT TO IN. CREASE THE RATES.   American Railway Express Company Says More Income Is Needed to Meet Wage Award.

EXPRESS COMPANY WANTS INCREASE   Asks I. C. C. for Leave to  Raise Rates

EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS PERMISSION TO BOOST RATES   Total Estimated Deficit Is Given as $76,375,650-— 20 Per Cent More For Milk and Cream  Wanted.

SEEK INCREASE TO MEET BOOST OF EXPRESS PAY   American Railways Expres: Company Files Petition With Commission

EXPRESS COMPANY WANTS RATE RAISE   American Company Seeks Permission to Increase Rates.   Interstate Commerce Commission Told That More Money Is Needed to Absorb Wage Award.

EXPRESS COMPANY  WANTS HIGHER RATE!   To Mect Wage Award Recenth Granted—September 1 Askec As Starling Date. .

ASK INCREASE EXPRESS RATES   Company Obligea To Make Ap peal to Meet Big Wage Increas of Recent Date.

PLEA FOR RAISE IS FILED   American -Railway ~ Express Co. Wants te Boost Rates _ to Make t Up. Wages.

HIGHER RATES 10 ABSORR INCREASE   American Express Company Seeks To Meet Sage Award Estimated at Nearly S44,0600,000,

EXPRESS COMPANY ASKS HIGHER RATE PERMISSION   Increase is Desired in Order to Absorb Wage Award of Railway Labor Board.

ASKS RATE.   American Railways Express ‘Co. Applies ‘to! Interstate “Commisulon.

BEGIN HAITI INQUIRY   Naval Board to Probe C! hared Natives Were Slaughtered %

ALLIES GIVE GERMANY THREE MONTHS TO COMPLY WITH DISARMAMENT PROVISION   Germany's Request for 15 Months Flatly Refused; Germany Is Trying to Meet Obligations   German Press Unanimous in Belief That a Critical Situation Has Arisen at Spa Conference

VENGEFUL ROBBERS SHOOT CURD!   Boy’s Story, Once Derided, Now Relieved.

SUGAR SELLS FOR 30 CENTS   Shortuge at St. Louis, and Price Bounds Upward.

$1,000,000 FOR FUR TRAPPERS IN ADIRONDACKS   150 Per Cent Increase in Re tail Prices of Garments

FIRE RAZES BLOCK   ree  LOSS AMOUNTS TO THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BELLAIRE.

Unusual Case at Akron Where Jury Returns Verdict Without Defendant Being Present.   Convicted of First Degree Mur der Although a Fugitive

YOUNG BANDIT STILL AT LARGE FOUND GUILTY   Unusual Case at Akron Where Jury Returns Verdict Without Defendant Being Present.   Convicted of First Degree Murder Although a Fugitive

BRITAINS DEBT 10 Tht UNITED STATES IS FIVE BILLIONS   About Six-Sevenths of Entire Ex. ternal Debt Owed to This Country.   THE TOTAL $6,197,756,800

INVASION OF PERSIAN PORTS   New Landings of Bolshevik Troops  at Several Points On Cascnian.

GOVERNOR COX — AAPPING TOUR   Anxious to Make as Big a Circuit and as Many Speeches as Possible,   FROM LAKES TO GULF AND COAST TO COAST   His Western Tour to Goast Is To Be Commenced Early in Soentembhar

COX MAPPING OUT SCHEDULE FOR SPEECHES   Senator Pat Harrison, of th Speakers’ Bureau, Confers With Governor.   PLANS WESTERN TOUR  Goes to South Bend, Ind, Thursday; At Canton Saturday.

COX TO WORK OUT STUMPING PLANS   SENATOR HARRISON IN CONFER ENCE WITH GOVERNOR ON NEW SCHEDULES

POSSE TRAILS LUNATICS   Seeks Eight of Fifteen Who Escaped From IJingis Hospital.

CRIMINAL. INSANE. ARE BEING HUNTED   8 Are Still at- Large From Illinois ‘Asylum.—One Shot in Effort to Apprehend Him

8 Are Still at Large From Illi nois Asylum.—One Shot in Effort to Apprehend Him

BEAT KEEPER AND ESCAPE   Insane Criminals Battle Posse One Shot and Seven Captured.

POSSE SCOURS RIVER LAND FOR EIGHT MADMETD   Fifteen Make Escape in Delivery at State Institution.

ARMED POSSE UN THE TRAIL   Searching for Fifteen Dan gerous Criminal Lunatics Who Flee Chester Prison.

SIMS SHARES OWN CHARGES   So Says Admiral Niblack in Defending Navy at Senate Quiz of Operations.

PHIGAGD NEGH  POPULATION fa INCREASING FAST   OVER HUNDRED PER CENT IN. CREASE IN BLACKS DURING THE LAST DECADE.

POPULATION OF CHICAGO   Negro Population Shows Increase of 148.5 Per Cent in 10 Years

109,594 NEGROES IN CHICAGO   Colored Poputation Gaine One Hun. dred and Forty-Eight Per Cent in Decade.

DOCTOR SAYS DWYER DIED OF DISEASE      TESTIFIES THAT BRUISES ON BODY WERE NOT WHAT CAUSED, DEATH

TESTIFIES VICTIM'S DEATH DUE TO DISEAS   Prosecuting Attorney Arraigned for Man’s Death,

HOLLAND IS TOLD KAISER — IS TOO CLOSE TO SCENES  WHERE CRIMES COMMITTEL

REPUBLICANS DIVIDED BY COLOR LINE. BLACKS HOLD SEPARATE MEETING   “REGULARS” ENDORSE SALE OI LIGHT WINES AND BEERS OUTSIDE OF SALOONS,

G, G. Council of Washington County Organization Committes Attended the Meeting and is Confident of Success.

280000 BALES Of ~ STAPLE PLEDGED   GROWERS AT GREENWOOD  TO REASH 300.800 BALES      GG. Council of Washington Counts Organization Committee Adele: the Meeting and is Confldent§ o Noirceoesy.

“UNION OF METHODISTS.”   ‘Draft. of Articles Ready For the: Des a - Moines Conference. ~«

DAM AT LOCK CAVES IN,   ‘Three Men Killed in Accident on Monongahela River.

ICE GORGE HELPED MATTERS   Twelve Other “Men Had- Narrow ‘Escapes—Diver Forced To Re move Suit While Under Water en ee eee   CRUSHED . BETWEEN. VESSELS

ROADS EARNED BUT 1 PER CENT FOR PAST YEAR   This Statement Was Made hy Howard Elliott, Chairman of the Rate Commission

AAILRGADS: EARNED BUT ONE PERCENT LAST YEA   Interstate Commerce Commis sion. Gets.Some Interesting Testimony In Hearne.   THEY WANT HIGHER RATES

ASK INCREASES OF RAIL RATES BY COMMISSION   RAILROAD CLAIM THEY EARNED ONLY ONE PER CENT ON INVESTMENT LAST YEAR   (By United Press)

RAILROADS EARNED “OLYOER RGENT ~ DURING YEAR 1920   on OM On TOLD RATES, MUST BE ' 27.85 PER CENT HIGH IF ROADS ARE TO PAY 6   BASED i) PRESENT OPERATING COSTS   Hoes Not Take ‘Into Account Additional Expense of Granting !.000,000 Workers Wage Boost.

ASK RATE INCREASE OF A MILLION ANNUALLY      S. Rallvonds Earned Only Ouc Pe Cent cn Property Covestment List Year E

IC. ¢. Opens Hearing on In-  ¢@rease in Freight — - Rates. ;      NO PASSENGER RATES INCREASE NOW ASKED   Conference on in Chicago it Effort to Mend Car Shortage, *  —

RAILROADS EARNED ONLY ONE PER CENT ON INVESTMENT   LAST YEAR ACCORDING TO HOW. ARD ELLIOTT, ADDRESSING SMe. INTERSTATE COM«  VERCE COMMESSEION   ASKING AN INCREASE IN PREIGHT BRATEINVENT MESS OS

FARNED ONLY ONE PER CENT   Railroads Made Poor Showing Last Year According to Statement of Chairman Elliott.

 cH 1 “RT   RAILROADS ASK COMMISSION  DOLLAR RAISE.  FOR OVER A BILLION   WEST TERRITORY SMALL   Increase There Would Be 23.91 as Compared to 39.05 in Sou. — thern and 30.43 in Zastern Part.

SECTION OF A . WOMAN’S DRESS   Authorities Continue the Search for Missing Mrs. Whitney.

DIGGERS FIND SECTION OF A WOMAN’S DRESS   Authorities Continue the Search for Missing Mrs. Whitney.

URGE HARDING NOT TO TALK   Senators Against the Suggestion That the President-Elect Address Senate Monday.

WELCOME  TO WIFE OF LATE LORD MAYOR OF CORK  At New York Was Such as Any Queen Might Envy

ST. BERNARD NUT COAL $9.00 Per Ton. Phone 777 Adv. 88 Nov. 27- Dee. 4   MacSwiney Widow Weleomed

FIVE MEN ESCAPE IOWA JAIL   Other Prisoners Who Made No Effort to Fice Reieased the Bound Jailer.

‘NO CABINET MEETING” RECORD SET BY WILSOI   Seven Months Have Passed an¢ Execntive’s Official Family Has Not Met.   HAS FOUR NEW MEMBERS   All Await’ Thrill of Call fror White House But Silence Prevails.

LEANS LIGHTLY ON HIS CABINE'   vHRESIDENT HAS FOUND ITs SUPPORT UNNECHSSARY.   NO MEETING FOR MANY MONTHS   Not Siace Ilmess Began Has (ne teem Called With Hie Consent— Present Membership Sepposedly iw Sympathy.

OLITIGAL FIELE i$ NARROWING   ‘ombinations”” Are Forming t Eliminate Weaker Aspirants.   y AND LOWDEN LOOM   sod Machine Becoming Riva at Raqniar &. OP.

MANEUVERING IS GROWING HOTTER   Both Big Parties are Source of Many Stories Concerning  New “Combinations”   REAL FIGHT ON FLOOF

LEADERS SEEK TO NARROW BIG RAGE   Weeding Qut Process ¢ Presidential Candidates Continues.

POLITICAL MOVES BEING MADE IN BOTH PARTIES   ro CRYSTALIZE SENTIMENT OF DELEGATES FOR THEIR PARTICTLAR CANDIDATE

REAL BATTLES AT CONVENTIONS   PRESENT MANEUVERING B) POLITICAL LEADERS 1S NOT CONCLUSIVE.

POLITICAL CHIEFS PULL STRINGS BUT MAKENOHEADWA\   LEADERS IN BiG PARTIES TRY      UP TO THE CONVENTIONS   Candidates Opposed by “Regulars” Apparently Have Greatest: Ine itial Streng¢h—Wood and Vdow paigas Trouble Politicians

Fall Committee Report to be Used by 6. 0. P. in Campaigning in Border States This Fal

HUNGARIANS MOBILIZING AGAINST BOLSHEViKI NOW ADVANCING FROM RUSSI   Polish Council of National Defense Decides to . Send Request to Moscow for immediate Armistice With Muscovites

"HUNGARIANS ORDER ) ARMY MOBTAZED  1 BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERVICE.: ;TVLAlN TIP t Th

HUNGARY MAY NOW —GETINTO THE WA   ‘General Mobilization Againat the  Russian Bolsheviki Ordered.

AMERICAN DIPLOMAT   John Brinckeroff Jackson is Dead in Switzerland

ABOLISH ARTICLE TEN SAYS HUGHES   Asks Cox to Frankly Repuriiate Uh: Obliiestion Which Article 10 Imposes

AE DEMANDS REPLY OF COX AS 10: ARTICLE X   Charles Evans Hughes Call On Democratic Candidate To Repudiate Section

GUE. vis. : MADE, BY      Declares. it “Would Obligate. United : States, :to  Underwrite'. Territorial 7 elimitations  ‘of - Ver: : caitller Treaty. 7

DEMANDS GOV. COX REPUDIATE ART, X IF HE 1S SINCERE   Former Justice Hughes Says That’s Way to Reassure U. S.

Red Rule Fails, Poorly . Clad Russians Clamor. For Food, Ryan Reports

SOVIET RULE IN RUSSIA FAILS   Col. Ryan, of Red Cross Reports After Extended Tour Over There

CARRANZA MAKES iS"        SAYS THE REVOLUTION 1§ TO OVERTHROW HIM.      WANTS TO HAVE AN 3 ELECTION JULY

In Manifesto Calls Revolt of Obregon and Gonza Jes “Military Plot to overthrow Government ¢ . by Force —*Plang for Drive on Capital  * Formed—Villa’ Joins Rebels—Tor a . . . reon Goves over to Revolutionists

BRITISH BOORS .  BAGKE UP PLAY   Of Miss Laurette Taylor at Garrick Theater in London Last Night.   PRESS AND PUBLIC CONDEMN HOODLUMS   Not Regarded Other Than Act of Gang Bent on Raising  Tks ness hike

British Press and Public Join Ir Condemniiig’ Organized  vee  Hooliganism.

CONDEMN ATTACK ON TAYLOR SHOW   London Press and Prominent Actor Indigmant at Organized Rowdie: Who Broke Up “One Night in Bome,” American Star's L

HOOLIGANISM “BREAKS LOOSE AT UL SHOW   American play at London theatre forced off boards

HARDING. MAY TAKE STUMP   Hundreds of Demands Pour in for Repuplican Candidate — to Speak.

MAY CUT FRONT PORCH STUNT   Demands Pour in for Harding to Take tha Stumno.

THEY CALIEO HER “YANK TRICK,” BUT COULDN’T BEAT HER   America “Some Boat”—Cup She Won Sought By Shamrock IV

p5: OF Fae WALL STREET EXPLOSION   Facts Concerning a Man Who Was Arrested in Pittsburgh.

HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT ON R. R. WAGES TODAY   Union and Government Officals Are Optimistic —M. of W. 4 Employes May Strike _

“DICK” LEADS GFF IN IMPORTANT MOVE FOR THE FARMERS   Our Representative Plans A Conference That Will Greatly Interest.

PAVEY BEEING DETAINED.   eee eae a: onl .  Local Officer May Go After Him birs of the Year.

DAYLIGHT MURDER AND  ROBBERY BAFFLE POLICE   Chinese Laundryman is Found With Gash in Head—Jeweler Loses $5,000.

CRIMINALS ACTIVE, MERCHANT KILLED   JEWELRY AND MONEY VALUES AT $5,000 TAKEN FROM ST. LOUIS STORE.

1.5. TO AMD POLES Wilh Ble GREY?   BOLSHEVISI HAVE HEAVIER FORCES; ape FRAN, IS DARK  Aevailiie Order Sent Out By Russian  Commanders.

Ultimatum Calls For War _ or Péace Decision With "New Government.

HUERTA TEMPORARY MEXICAN. PRESIDENT -BY LARGE MAJORITY   Defacto Authorities Serve Ultimatum cn Gen. Villa

“LIE DOWN AND BE QUIET” WORD SENT TO VILLA   Calles, Minister of New Government Sends Ultimatim   TROOPS READY TO ACT   DEMAND PANCHO’S RETIREMENT TO PRIVATE LIFE AND BREAKUP OF HIS ARMY

ULTIMATUM TO VILLA DEMANDS HIS PROMISE   De Facto Government Tells Him to Decide by May 25. Whether He Means to be at Peace or War.

PANO GIVER ONE DAY 1 DECIDE PLANS FOR FUTURE   Ultlimatum From De Facto ~ Government Demands Immediate Reply   GIVEN CHANCE TO RETIRE FROM STRIFE   Calles Prepares for Eventualities Should Bandit Mean Fight

ULTIMATUM — ~ ONVILLA   Gives Him. Until May 25th to Decide His Staus Toward New Revolutionary Regime in Mexico.

Given 24 Hours to. Decide if He is to be at Peace or War With New Government.   CALLES DEMANDS PANCHO RETIRE TO PRIVATE LIFE

ULTIMATUM 0 FRANCIS VELL   GENERAL CALLES DEMANDS DEFINITE DECISION BY BANDIT LEADER.

BANDIT LEADER 5 GIVEN TERMS   Calles Serves Ultimatum Call. ing on Villa for Statement as to Attitude

“PEACE OR WAR, WHICH?” REBELS ASK OF VILLA   BANDIT LEABDER GEVEN. : UNTH TOMORROW TO MAKE UP HIS MIND.

Defacto Government of Mexi. co Plans to Curtail Chief‘tain’s Activities. ~   CALLES GIVES STATEMENT

SECISION WHETHER HE IS AT PEACE OR WAR TUE MAY 25   DE. FACTO AUTHORITIES OF MEXICO TAKE ViGOROUS: PRECAU-, > . TONS.   SRPEK TU. S. BONDS   Representative Assures Wilson New Regime Will Be Har* Mon IONS., a

a ,  FOOD SUPPLIES : OF GOTHAM HI   Harbor Workers’ Strike Ties Up Ferry Service and Other Floating Transportation to Manhattan.

FOOD SHORTAGE AT NEW YORK IMMINENT   Strike of Railroad and -Marine Workers Brings Crisis—Somie Trains Manned by Officials...

500 CHAUFFEURS WALKED OUT IN NEW YORK TODAY      Employed by Wholesale Butter and Egg Houses and Demand Increased Wages —Food_ Distribution Suffers Again By Their Aetions.

GOTHAM 'S TRAFFIC GhlatS GREATEST EVER EXPERIENCED   City Faces Fuel and Food Shortage—Prices Begin to Advance.   Newspapers Cut Down Editions and Publishers Divide Their Small Supplies.

WALKED OUT IN "NEW YORK TODAY   Employed by Wholesale Butter and Ege Houses and Demand Increased Wages —Food Distribution Suffers Again By Their Actions. :

STRIKE OF THE NEW YOR! HARBOR WORKERS PLAGE FOOD SUPPLY IN JEOPARI   Ferries, Tugs, Lighters and Other Floating Equipment: the Railroads Is Tied Up —6000 Men Are Qi

CHAUFFEURS WALK OUT IN NEW YORK   Food Situation in Gotham 1s Seriously Hampered

AND NOW COMES THE CHAUFFERS’ STRIKE   5u0 af Them in New York City Gnit Work Today, Tying Up Keod Distribution,

NEW YORK'S TEAMSTERS ON STRIKE   Food Supply imperiled When Trucks Are Left Standing Idie.

FOOD SHORTAGE IS ~—FRLT IN NEW YOR   ‘Already Critical Situation Is Fur ther Threatened by Strike of Teamsiors and Chauffeurz.

FIRST DEATH IN HUNGER STRIKE   Jailed for Contempt of Court; Die After Five Days of Hanger Strike.

GOVERNORS CALL EXTRA SESSIONS   Wyoming, New Mexico and = Idaho Legislatures Will Meet to Vota on Amendment for Women's Vote

ELECTIONS HELD IN GREECE   Premier Venizelos Satisfied He Has Majority—Return of Former  King Hinges On Result.

Venizelos’ “Opponent . nas Plans For Quick Flight: is He Meets Defeat’:      FORMER KING CONSTANTINE MAY RETURN-FROM EXILE   If Venizelos Wins -He ‘Will Be Given Free Hand in. “the “Running of Government: -

GENERAL ELECTIONS. ARE HELD IN GREECE   OUTCOME TO DECIDE WHETH. ER CONSTANTINE WILL

NOT LOOKING FOR HANDOUT   John D. Rockefeller Has $700,000,00( as Nucleus of His Wealth.

RECORD OROKEN IN PAYMENT OF TAXES   Total of $5,410,284,874 Received Last Year.   STATES TOPPED BY NEW YORK   Cost the Government $29,750,000, o About 55 Cents for Each $100 to Collect This Record-Break. ina Sum.

FIVE BILLIONS IN TAXES,   Nation's Greatest Bill Collected During Fiseal Vear Knding Jurge 30.

TAX PAYMENTS BREAK RECORD   Grand Total of $5,410,284,874 Received During Last Fiscal Year.   Collection of This Record-Breaking Assessment Cost the Government $29,750,000, or About 55 Cents for Each $100,

U.S. COLLECTS BIG TAX BILE   NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA IN ONE  DISTRICT. AT FOOT OF Tuer tic

TAX RECEIPTS EXCEED EXPECTATIONS      Figuree Show Increafe In 1920 of Al moet 75 Per Cent Over Amounts Paid During War Years. .

Greatest Tax Bill _ Collected in Years   Amount Paid for Period Ending June 30 Exceeds Estimates of  CD neo sben enti ©

RECORD BROKEN EASILY   INCOME, EXCESS PROFITS TAXES HIGH—NEW YORK LEADS

NATIONS BIGGEST TAX BILL   Nearly Five and Half Billion Collected During Past Fiscal Year  —Fyceeds War Periods.

WHOPPING TOTAL UF TANES TAKEN IN DURING YEAR   RECORD BROKEN EASILY   INCOME, EXCESS PROFITS TAXES HIGH—NEW YORK LEADS

FIVE BILLION — COLLECTED BY NATIONAL TAX   Official Figures Made Public bs - Government Show Huge Total Collectéd   COLLECTION COST IS HUGE   New, York State Paid Heavies! Tax, According’ to Figures of Revernue Department

TAX PAYMENTS BREAK RECORD      Grand Total of $5,410,284,874 Received During Last Fiscal Year.   NEW YORK TOPS. THE STATES   Collection of This Record-Breaking Assessment Cost the Government $29,750,000, or About 55 Cents for Each $100.

Declares France Acted Entire. ly Upon Its Own Initiative In Matter.   DID WOT CONSULT THE ALLIES BRITISH CLAIM   Italy Also Apposes French Plan; Belgium Is Ready to Assist the French. —

HIS: MONEY WORRIES TWIMe   Low Exchange Rate of Mark An. noys Kuiser’

‘ ¢ / SUFFERING IS ENDED,   Mrs. Emma Doty Suceumbe@ This Morning After Long Fight,

CONSTANTINE TO GO TO FRONT      Inferms Provincial Delegations He Will Lead on Smyrna Line—Receives Many Telegrams.

CONSTANTINE. IS PREPARING VITAL SPEECH   Ruler of Greece Will Give His Address to Parliament Attention.

CONSTANTINE WILL TAKE PLACE AT SMYRNA FROM?   King of Greece Announces His Purpose to Go.to Fighting Zone

OL IS WORLD  PRIZE AND U.S.  MUST SEEK 11   Standard Oil Head Tells Correspondent that Companies Require Support of Nation   BRITISH EXTEND CONTROL   Financiers in London Claim She Has Control of Most of World Supply Outside U. S.

OFFICERS FEAR ‘RACE TROUBLE OVER KILLING   Iwo Negroes Burned At Stak Charged Killing Two White Men

ies uid a3 BNW ER Bead Nee .  Accused ‘of: Mitrder the: Negroes Were Burned at the Stake. -

POLES ASK U. S. MORAL AID   Sound State Department at Washing. ton as to the Attitude of America,

POLISH PROPOSALS FOR ARMISTICE SENT TO MOSCOW   TERMS DISPATCHED TO SO. VIET CAPITAL BY WIRELESS.   United States Is Asked To Declare Its Moral Support To Poland in Critieal Fight on Bolsheviki.

MORAL OUPPORT OF UNITED STATES ASKED BY POLANE   “WOULD WELCOME SIMILAR EX PRESSION FROM PRESIDENT WILSON.   POLES SEND OUT PEACE INVITATION,   Bolsheviki Have Taken Important Fortress of Doubno And are Invading Polish Territory.

Premier Lloyd George Says England Will Be Bound to Give Poland Every Assistance to Help Check the Advance of the Bolsheviki on 700 Mile Front.

National Council of Defense Dispatches Message to Bolsheviki just Before New Coa ~ lition Cabinet Takes Charge   UNITED STATES IS ASKED TO GIVE MORAL SUPPORT

POLAND ASKS AMERICA TO GIVE ENDORSEMENT (F DEFENSIVE WARFARI   ASKS PRESIDENT WILSON FOR HIS PERSONAL ENDORSEMENT OF THEIR STRUGGLE.

POLES, FACING INVASION, ASK FOR ARMISTICE   Open Negotiations Dir ‘ect With Bolshevik Authorities

POLES SEND PEACE PLEA TO RUSSIA   Armistice Proposals Sent Direct to Seviet Government   ALLIES PLAN. TO AID   Prepare for Military Assistance if Necessary, Says Report

CITY MAYOR'S ~ PROCLAMATION   ASKS ALL TO OBSERVE BY PRAY. ER AND CESSATION OF WORK ONE MINUTE AT ELEVEN   THE WHISTLES WILL NOTIFY YOl   This Proclamation is Issued = 11 Accordance With, and By and at Request of Governor

INDUSTRIAL COURT RENEWS HEARINGS   Controversies Between Operators and Miners to be Heard at Pittsburg

LABOR COURT BUSY      It is Bark In the Coal Fields Hear ng Variens Labor Complaints -  , and Crlevances,

GIRL STAR MEETS HER DEATH   Venetia Fitzhugh Killed When Auto Skids on Bridae.

GIRL STAR KILLED IN EAST   Venetia Fitzhugh Returning From New Yeae Celebration When Automobile Overturns.

Will Be Fought by the Building Trades of the A. F. L.   Follows a Dispute Between the Unions aes to Jurisdiction.

FARM DELEGATES MEETING 10 PLAN "RELIEF MEASTIPFS   Present Prices Mean Bankruptey Declare Grain and Cot doe (Ownage

ASK RELIEF FOR GRAIN GROWERS   Farmers Meet Today to At tempt Solution of Present Grain Situation.

FARMERS CONSIDER RELIEF MEASURE:   Present Prices Mean Bankruptcy.

FARM MEET  IN GONFERENCE UN LOW PAGES   SUGGEST CO-OPERATION IN SELLING PRODUCTS AND PURCHASING SUPPLIES,

FARMERS DISCUSS 1920 PROBLEMS   ——  Meeting of Many Representatives in St. Louis Fear Bank_ruptcy Unless Something is Done at Once to Assist them And Relieve Canditinnc. 

FARMERS MET IN ST. LOUIS   To Decide on Plans te Relieve Conditions as  They Now Are

Farmers, Meet To Relieve _. Conditions From Price Decline   State Grange Closes Tonight; Taber Mev Head It Agait

FARMERS OF TWELVE STATES ASSEMBLE IN IMPORTANT. MEETING   DELEGATES DECLARE ‘PRESEN’ PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS SPELL BANKRUPTCY  FOR TILLERS OF SOIL °

TO INVESTIGATE. TULSA LYNCHING   Roy <Aelton, Alias T. M. Owens, Charged With Murdering Taxi Driver, Was Victim.

EUROPE MUST .GO- TO--WORK:      port ‘Little, Says Secretary i ., ° ‘Heuston,

EUROPE MUST GO TO WORK   Should Produce a Great Deal and Im. port Little, Says Secretary Houston.

FATHER MISTAKING HIM. FOR AUTO THIEF SHOT AND KILLED SON AT RYAN

FATHER KILLED HIS SON,   Oklahoma Deputy Sheriff Thought Him Motor Car Thief.

DEPUTY SHERIFF SLEW SON; MISTOOK FOR BURGLAE   Son Had Refused to Stop Car, Mistaking Father as Bandit.

SELECT A CHAIRMAN   MRS, VIOLA. “WEBER : TO, DIRECT THE: WOMEN'S. DIVISION,      ARE “MEETING. NEW ‘CONDITIONS   Task: te. to’ Organize the Reiubvear Women ‘of ‘the ‘County to - Insure That “Their ‘Vote: Will Be Polled for President: at: Least. yo

SELECT A CHAIRMAN   MRS. VIOLA WEBER TO DIRECT THE WOMEN'S DIVISION,   ARE MEETING. NEW CONDITIONS   Task Is to Organize the Republican Women of the County to Insure That Their Vote Will Be Polled for President at Least,

FISHER, FATHER OF DREADNOUGHT - DIES-IN LONDON   Former First Lord of Britist Admiralty Succumbs After  pe Aer Sa

ADMIRAL FISHER DIES SUDDENLY   Submits to Operation and Fails to Rally—Former First Lord English Admiralty.

ENGLISHMAN SAID 10 HAVE SHUT UP HUN FLEET DIES   Admiral John Arbuthnot Fisher Ex. pires Following Serious Operation Friday   “KITCHENER BRITISH NAVY”   Vigourous Policy of Sea-Lord’ En. deared Him to British People— Engaged in 4 Wars.

Was Proponent of Policy Which Gave Prestige to the British Admiralty, Having Been Called the “Kitch: ener. of the Navy.”

NOTED NAVAL MAN DIES   Admiral. Fisher -of the Britich Navy Succumbs Following Operation, 

Lord John A.. Fisher. Was Pop ular Idol of British Isles for Many Years.   Among First ‘to See Future. of Subs and Airplanes; Junked: ~ Most of Navy Once.

FATHER-OF THE DREADNAUCHT DIES IN ENGLANL   Admiral john..Arbuthnot Fish: er Fails. to. Rally After Serious. ‘Operation:

LORD. FISHER . DEAL   aa  Leader of the British Savy Had a  , Long aud GHlorlous Oneenr,

Former head of British ad.  ~ miralty dies in London g aftar chart iinaca

BARON FISHER. DIES SATURDAY   Was Considered One Of Greatest Authorities On Naval Affairs

LORD FISHER DEAD; BOTTLED HUN FLE®’   FO a MER FIRST LOR D OF AD IRALTY SUCCUMBED TO OPERATION   Revan Naval Career in 1554—Va: Called “Kitchener of Navy’ ae Great War

ADM, FISHER, VETERAN SEA FIGHTER, DEAD   Former First Lord of Britist Admiralty Passes Away in London Today.

BARON OF KILVERSTONE, BRITISH ADMIRAL, DEAD   Lord Fisher; Retired and Called Back to Navy in 1914; Credited With Rottline Germans,

PROBLEMS FOR NEW CABINET   BRINGING TECHNICAL STATE QF PEACE IS ONE OF MANY BIG JOBS

PICKING CABINET IS NEW DIVERSION   POLITICAL ORSERVERS THINK -ROOT AND LOWDEN WILL + GET PORTFOLIOS FROM HARDING   G.0.P. VICTORY COMPLETE   SENATE AND HOUSE CAPTORED BY REPUBLICANS BY ; RIC’ WaARGING  +

ROBLEMS FAGE HARDING ANT f;      a Least 100 Questions of Major Importance Must Be ;  . Answered.   GUESS AT NEW CABINET   Root, Lowden, Sutherland and Weeks May Be Given {mportant Posts.

MANING PEACE AND WIPING OUT OF TRE MENDOUS WAR DEBT GALLS FOR BES] BRAINS OF THE NATION   PRERCTIONS ON THE CABINET

PICKING HARDING'S CABINET 1S A MOST POPULAR PASTIME   Political Observers Are Making Up Slate—Many Problems Face New Administration.

WORK AHEAD FOR ~NEW LEADERS   Complete Reorgamsation of the County's Affurs Will Be Put Into Effect,   CABINET SELECTIONS NOW BEING CONSIDERED   Elhu Root for Secretary of State Is Most Likely--Gen Wood for Secretary of War Is a Strong Possibility

MANY PROBLEMS -FACE CABINET   Harding and His Assistants Have Huge Task Ahead   WAR MUST BE ENDED.

MANY PROBLEMS LOOMING AHEAL   Incoming Administration Will Face Difficulties Requiring Best Leadership.   MOST ARE INHERITED

EL U ROOT’ ‘SUGGESTED AS SEC  RETARY.OF STATE ‘WITH HOOV ER,” -PERSHING “ANG WOOD - POSSIBILITIES

BRINGING TECHNICAL AND PRACTICAL STATE OF PEACE AND PAYING COST OF WAR

ADOOGIATED Moto TO  GU TU SALE   LIQUIDATION OF HOLDINGS ORDER BY JUDGE M’CALL   Indictments Drawn by Court Charge: Officers with Fraud.

ORDERS THE LQUDATION OF AL ASSET      Declares It Woutd  Reorgunize the Cin         ‘ut

THE PACKING CO, IS ORDERED INTO LIQUIDATION BY ~ JUDGE M'CALL   Assets Conalet of $200,000 in) Cash and Land Where Packing Plant Was-to Be Rutit   SEVEN INDICTMENTS DRAWN AGAINST PACKING - CONCERN   Charging Conspiracy Between the  Offleers of the Company to Defriad the Purchasers of Stock

SAVAGE WARFARE — IN THE MOUNTAINS OF EMERALD ISLE   )Part of the Time the Fighting Raged Over an “Eight Mile Front”—Cas- ualties Were Heavy.

zi ALLE IN   Savage Guerilla’ Warfare Marks Activities in the ; Southwest.   DEAD: LEFT ON FIELD      Republican Bands Hav Secret Supply Bases in Mountains.

CASUALTIES IN IRISH STRIFE AREFHEAYV)   ‘Battles’ Roar Sounds Over '¢ Eight-Mile Front in Tipperaryvy County.

IAG TURMOIL STILL KEEPS UP   : Savage Guerilla Warfare Con tinues Between Troops andthe Sinn Fein Bands,    TIPPERARY COUNTY  A BATTLING GROUND   From Fifteen to Twenty Per. sobs Killed in Fighting in That Parritary.

ANBUSCADES ~—NMOUNTRINE   'SINN FEINERS ARE FOUND WELL ARMED   Military Forces Combing Moun tains of Tipperary.   Battle in Tipperary County. Mon day and Tuesday, Covers an Eight-Mile Front—The Casualties Are Unknown.

Offers Plan To Increase  Bill Of Wai      Suggestion Is Made T hat German Payments Should Extend Over Century   BE GIVEN PREFERENCE   French Financial Expert Of. fers Arguments In Support Of His Ideas

FRENCHMAN SAYS FUTURE GERMANS SHOULD SUFFER PENALTY OF WAR   Would Extend Period of Indemnity Payment to a Ceantiury   ITO PUNISH PATRIOTS   TO PUNISH PATRIOTS  Lack of Interest On the German Bonds is Proof of  Bad Policy

JUNE 21 FIXED FOR HEARING   PETITION OF CENTRAL TEL EPHONE CO. IS TO COME UP.

Witness for Defense in Arniistice Day. Murder Trial is: Accused, by Statevof’ Falsifying

HUN. REVOLT STIRS’ HOLLAND      wich Take No Chafices: With Ho fienzollerns — Increase: Guard _About Omerongen.

HOLLAND WATCHES - KAISER CLOSELY   Wil Take No Chaowex with Former Emperor Since the Revalution — fa Geransay

HOLLAND GUARDS THE EX-KAISER   Will Take No Chances With For. mer German Emperor

SEERA E4444 04444444444  » DUTCH TAKING NO ' > CHANCES WITH KAISER,

DUTCH AUTHORITIES INCREASED GUARD FOR THE FORMER KAISER   30 KILLED IN ESSEN AND 50 IN KIEL BY THE SOVIET FORCES

POLICE’ Ten IN Pa THEY -HOLD CHIEF ACTO IN" FREIGHT   HAD EXCITING CHASE   Officers -Commandeered ‘Motor Car to Overhaul Dyke Carter Saturday Nizht 0      Thirteen Sacks of Sugar ‘Stoler ‘From U. P. Yards Now Accounted: for

MAKE NEW ARREST FOR SUGAR THEFT   POLICE THINK THEY HOLD CHIEF ACTOR IN FREIGHT CAR ROBBERY   : Officers .Commandeered Motor Car to Overhaul Dyke Carter Saturday Night   Thirteen Sacks of Sugar Stoler From U. P. Yards Now Accounted: for

KEEP PEACE BY THREATS OF DANGER   That is Idea of Wilson as Expressed in Speech at White House

PRESIDENT WILSON. TO PRO-LEAGUERS        “PALKED Fo REPUBLICANS » > AG WHITE HOUSE TODAY   LEAGUE-ONLY WAY TO. PEACE   Untess League ie Adopted to Complete ‘the Work, of “War, the War, wil     "Hate Been Won, ni Vain.

PRO-LEAGUE VISIT BROUGHT A REPLY   PEACE IN ONE WAY:   Delegation Deeply Moved by Presi dent's Appearance Resuitiny Fron Wlnecs

SICK PRESIDENT TALKED LEAGUE   UNABLE .TO STAND AND DELIVER ADDRESS,   FOR NO RESERVATIONS   AT LEAST PRESIDENT DID NOT MENTION ANY.   Just As Determined  as Ever to “Force Original Draft Down Public's Throat.

fears Partisan Debate May _ Claud Real Issues Before yO People.   CONCERT OF PEACE NOW iS SET BEFORE VOTERS   Must Decide by Votes if The) _pahjove Objects of ar,

President Delivers His First Address Since Illness of More Than a Year Ago.   SHOWED EFFECTS ~ OF HIS SICKNESS   Visitors Deeply Movec by Indications of Extreme Weakness.

PRO-LEAGUERS — HEAR WILSON   President "Makes First Speech Since Collapse Over Year Ago-

BIG POWERS NOW PLOTTING GRABS PRESIDENT WARNS   Only Way To Insure Peace Is To Make  War Perilous.

PRESIDENT MAKES FINAL APPEAL FOR LEAGUE APPROVAL   Addresses Republican: Friends of League in First Political Reception of Campaign.   WARNS WAR OF CONQUEST: DANGER STILL MENACES   President Sits While Reading First Address Since Long”: Iliness Stopned Jour. -~

ONLY ONE WAY TO _. ‘GUARANTEE PEACE DEGLARES WILSON   Make it loo Dangerous for Na- tions to Attempt War, Urges President   RECEIVES DELEGATION OF PRO-LEAGUE REPUBLICANS   Wilson Shows Effect of UWnes: and Strain Says Statement

PAEOIDENT APPEALS FOR NATION LEAGUE   Receives Delegation of Pro-League Re. publicans at White House—Touched by His Appearance.

WLSDN IN ALAST PLEA FOR HIS LEAGHE   Pres ldont. Spénks to Pro-teagw ~Hehabitenip AEOWrO  Hou Toulny :   RAPS G. 0. P. AMERICANISM   Says War wat lave Been ough In Vain Unless the League is: Adopted,

PRESIDENT SAYS  REPUBLICANS ARE FOR PARTY FIRS}   [Ideals of United States Can Be Held Up  . Only Through Article X, Executive Declares to Delegation

WILSIN TELLS REPUBLIGAMS HOW LEAGUE PREVENTS WAR   Must Complete Work We Began, He Tells ProLeague Group   IMPERIALISTIC SCHEME NOT ENDED, HE SAYS   Appeals to Conscience of His Countrymen in This Moral Decision

G. 0. P. SCORED FOR SPURIOU AMERIGANIS   President Wilson Makes Ay : peal for the League of  Nations.   VISITORS IMPRESSED BY THEIR MEETIN   Nation’s Eexecutive Strong Moved in Addressing the Delegation.

THe LEAGUE DJUPREME. CHOICE OF CAMPAIGN   SO DOES PRESIDENT WILSON ANNOUNCE HIS BELIEF, IN AN ADDRESS DELIVERED TODAY

Wild Mules Fina  League Defense POINTS TO FRAUD  Regrets oe a Par. tisan Issue

PRESIDENT WILSON JO PRO-LEAGUERS   whe  TALKED TO REPUBLICANS : ‘AT WHITE HOUSE TODA}      LEAGUE ONLY WAY TO PEACE   Unless League is Adopted to Coniptete 2 thy Work of War, the War Will “Have Boen Won in Valn.§ .-

Speaking to:Pro-Leaguers Say It Is. Onily Way to AssureWorld: Peace.  Ps   RAPS . AMERICAMSM® TALK   ‘Says ‘There Are: Other Nations 2 hike Gernisny That Must Be Checked. —

OTHER NATION MUST BE CHECKED   imperialism Did Not En With Germany —

Pleads For League As Only Hope Of Stopping All War:      Tells White House Delegation Today That We Wil Have Fought in Vain Unless We Complete Worl  aur -Donn kG

WILSON TALKS TO REPUBLICANS   President Addresses Group of Pro-League Men at White House. oe ee   PEACE OF WORLD AT STAKE   Declares League of Nations Absolutely Necessary to Prevent Recurrence  of Recent War. ee a

WILSON — WARNS  NATION   Says “Americanism” Preaghed: by Reoublicans is Spurious.   RFERFTS IFAGUE ' POLITICAL ISSUE

PRO-LEAGUE REPUBLICANS + HEAR WILSON   PRESIDENT RECEIVED THEM a1 THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY,   Said the Americanization Which Sen Handing is Preaching Was “In. vented For Party Use Only."

With TALKS Th GROUP OF ST ERIEE 92   Prominent Republicans, SupPorting Demos on League Issue, Are Very Much  Imnraccad   ONLY ONE WAY TO PEACE   Says Only Way to Assure World Peace is to Make It Dangerous toe Break Peace

PRO-LEAGUERS CALL AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODA   President in Talk to.Them Urge: Completion of - Wilson : Learue.

President in His Address to Pro-League Republicans at White House Today De. clares There is Only One Way to Assure Peace of World and That is by Making it Dangerous to Break Peace.

Defeat of Germany Did Not End Threat to World From Ambition and Sinister Motives of Nations, He Says   President Presents A Pathetie Fieure to Callers As He Reads Appeal For Nation League From A Sick Chair

NILSON ASKS AGRI ~THAT LEAGUE BE SUPPORTED   President Issues Appeal fo Support of Covenant; Sait To Show His Illness

STRICKEN PRESIDENT TELLS REPUBLICANS HEART OF WORLD BLEEDS FOR PACT.

PRESIDENT ADDRESSES VISITING REPUBLICAN:   Delegation in Formal Statement Describes Oceasior as “Jnexpressibly Solemn and Tender.”

[he So-Called Americanism Talked About: Now Invented -: For Party Purnoses. He Savs

ARTICLE 10 lo GITEL ANCW Ao Lirt Ut PACT   Issue Has Become Obscurec In Campaign, Declares Chief Executive

"AT WHITEHOUSE   WAR WILL HAVE BEEN FOUGHT ‘IN VAIN UNLESS WORK BEGUN IS COMPLETED.

LONG ILLNESS AND STRAIN SHOW DELEGATES SAY   President Says S$o-Cailed Americanism is Invented For Party Purpose   ONLY ONE WAY TO.STOP WAR, HE DECLARES   Make It Dangerous to Break the Peace, Executive Tells Visitors

PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES STATEMENT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   horus LEAGUE ISSUE IS IN. TERWINGLED WITH PARTI. SAN ISSUES

WILSON SPEAKS TO VISITING PRO LEAGUE MEMBERS OF OPPOSITION   PRESIDENT WARNS AGAINST THE SPURIOUS BRAND OF AMERICANISM INVENTED .  FOR PARTY PURPOSES.

President Tells Pro-League Delegation Only United Stand of World Against Disturbers  - Can Avert War

WILSON WARNS. OF FUTURE PERIL OF WORLD WARS   Says Imperialistic Menace Did Not End With  German Defeat.

NILSON CONDEMNS nt AMERICANISM RAMPANT JUST NOW   Invented for Party Purposes Onl: He Tells Group of Pro Leaguers Today.   MUST FINISH OUR WORK   No Need of Leaving Uncompleted the Tasks Started by War, He Says.

Wilson Delivers League. Address Responding to Appeal by G. O. P. Bolters

In First Address Since Long Illness, The Presiden Declares That Defeat Of Germany Was Useles Unless Work Is Completed   MUST ENFORCE WORLD PEACE

ARTICLE UD 0 GITEL ANCW Ao Niall PACT   Issue Has Become Obscure In Campaign, Declares Chief Executive

“MUST COMPLETE WORK WEBEGAN”   Much So-called Anierican-ism{s Spurious.   PRESIDENT WILSON  DELIVERS ADDRESS   Only One Way to Assure “ World of Peace.

SHOWED EFFECTS - OF HIS SICKNESS   Visitors Deeply Movec by Indications of Extreme Weakness.

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO COUNTRYMEN TO RATIFY HIS LEAGUE   Talked to Delegatioan of Pro-League Republicans Today.   Make (jou or Onuiil

PRO-LEAGUE VISIT BROUGHT A REPLY   PRESIDENT DECLAREDAMERI CANIZATION PRATING SPURIOLS   PEACE IN ONE WAY   Delegation Deeply Moved by Presi dent's Appearance Resuiting From Illness

VOICE BREAKS AS HE TELLS GREAT DESIRE   “Evident He Voiced Profoundest Emotion of . Heart,” Say Visitors.   PHYSICALLY WEAKER  BUT MENTALLY SAME

WILSON PLEADS FOR VOTE FOR WORLD LEAGUE   President Receives Pro-League Republicans at the White House   WEAK PHYSICAL CONDITION   Members Say They Are Touched by Evident Suffering of President

HAR  ore Stak “AED fi : =  in ESTES   P t ; if ste \s i  4 e roy te a 4 i iy  ae beis ae HAS   Wilson Urces Work Be gun by World War  Be Completed.

LOCK BANKER IN VAULT AND TAKE $50,000   Illinois Bank Target of Bandits Another Successful Raid at Ottawa.

FOR SALE --- An or an, in good condition.  . W. Neskorik, Moul ton, Texas.   Closing Notice.

HELD IN ROCHESTER      George M. Culbertson is Said to be Under Arrest

BASE BALL ORGANI. - ZATION PERFECTED   Organization Perfected and New  Players. Secured for the ‘Local Team.

BASE BALL DOPE.   Organization Perfected and Nev Players Secured for the Local Team.

MEMPHIS PLANNING   Big River Company. $1,000,000 Steamboat Project Aimed At Rail Rates

(MEMPHIS TO USE THE RIVER.      Plans Made te Restore Water Traffic to Combat Rail Rates,

Supreme Council Speeds Payment Of World Debts   Allied Conference Abandons Earlier Plan After Dictum By U. S.

FUNDING PLAN © FOR WARDEBTS 1S IN DISCARD   EVERYBODY WANTS PROMPT PAYMENT AT ALLIED WAR COUNCIL

t hin a ae ae - WOODY CHOKED TO, DEATH.      That is State's Theory In Bure Klnag Trial.

STATE RYING TO MAKE ITS CASE   Evidence Submitted to Identif. Skeleton as That of Victim of Rufus “ing

AGAIN TODAY   ENGINEERS ARE CALLED BEFORE THE HOUSE TODAY FOR QUIZZinG BY LEGISLATORS

STATE POWER SCRAP REVIVES AGAIN TODAY   ENGINEERS ARE CALLED BEFORE THE HOUSE TODAY FOR QUizZZiNG BY LEGISLATORS

NIGHT RIDERS ~ STILL ACTIVE THROUGH BEL!   Fire Destroys 200 Bales : Georgia; Many Warnings  Posted.

PHYSICIAN HELD: FOR MURDERING ~ WOTHERAIN-LAY   The: Wife, Gives: Evidence Agaiust Her Hashband ig: the Case.

NYPROTIZES lS WIFE IS CHARGI   State's Attorney Says Accused Doctor Used Occult Power to Procure Aid of Wife in Fighting Charge; Wit. ness says Murder Was Suspicioned

WIFE GEFENDS ACCUSED MAN      Nurse Says Wife of Doctor Ascused Him of Murder

KERENSKY IN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF RUSS   Asks Blockade  Rarviers Be Rraken Down—Ridicules Fears of Red Bonaparte.

STRONG PLEA FOR RUSSIA BY KERENSKY   Former Socialist premier asks breaking down of blockade barriers   ALLIES REAPING —TARES   Says his country will become “great peaceful democracy of Europe”

ALLIES ERRING GAYS KERENSK\   In Battling Bolshevism Wit! Armed Forces ou. the Soil . ‘of Russia.   BLOCKADE BARRIERS SHOULD BE REMOVED   Former Socialist Premier Xs. sues Appeal to World in « Raucejia’s Rehalt.

\NOTHER WAR LOOME   PRESIDENT WILSON TALKS TC PRO-LEAGUE DELEGATION,   Receives Visitors in Green Room Seated in Wheel.Chair—Urges Adoption of Covenant.

WARNING BY WILSON   President Talks to New York Republicans.   Deciares Only Way to Assure World of Peace is tao Make It Dangerous to Break Peace.

CHINESE STEAMSHIP CREW ESCAPES AT NEW ORLEANS   =  Crew of British Steamship Northern of Liverposl Takes French Leave. Seach in Progress.

POISON GASES BEAT WRANCEL   Yellowish Fumes Overtake Thousands Who Fail to Ground Grasping.   TROOPS ARE WITHOUT MASKS   “White” Army Surprised and Com. pletely Demoratized by the Attack —Civilians in Sebastopo! Also Thrown into Wild Panic.

ARMY BEATEN BY POISON GAS   Yellowish Fumes Overtake Thousands Who Fall to Ground Grasping.   ‘TROOPS ARE WITHOUT MASKS   “White’ Army Surprised and Com pletely Demoralized by the Attack  —Civilians in Sebastopol Also Thrown inte Wild Panic.  vo

BY POISON Giake   Thousands of Kis Troops Overtaken by the Fumes.   GAS ATTACK NOT EXPECTED   Soldiers Without Masks Fall to Ground Gasping for Breath—Surprise Completely Demorajizes “White” Army—Civilians in Panic,

aE  DEMOCRATS BOLT ~ PORTER'S SLATF   insurgents to Put Ticket in Field and Fight for Labor and Farmer Vote in State.

THE YAQUI INDIANS DEFEATED FERS   ‘Hurled Carranza Troops Back   When They Attempetd To  - Take Mountain Pass.

‘Yaqui Indians, In Hot Battle  With Federal Troops at i Pulpito Pass, Drive Car‘ yanza’s Men Five Miles : South

MIRACLE HEALER HELD FOR ALLEGED LIQUOR SELLIN(   Police: Make Startling Dis. coveries in Raid on House at YVammond.

Police Make Startling Discovery In Raid On Miracle Healer’s Home

Boisheviki Promise to Send - Delegates to Riga fo Plan Armistice.   RUSS DELEGATION HEAD QUITS   Danishevsky Resigns When Soviet Government ‘Agrees to Carry on Further Negotiations With Poland.

Former Soviet Ambassador to Germany Succeeds Danishevsky who Resigns Rather than Negotiate at Riga he

RUSSIANS AGREE TO TRUCE PLAN   Promise to Send Delegates to the Riga Meeting.   DELEGATION HEAD RESIGNS   M. Danishevsky Quits When Moscow Government Consents to Carry on Further Negotiations With Poland—Balfour Sends Reply.

DANISHEVSKY RESIGNS POST.   Quits as Head of Russian Bolshevik Peace Delceation.

REDS AGREE T TRUCE MEETING   Bolsheviki Promise to Send Delegates to Riga to Plan Armistice.   RUSS DELEGATION HEAD QUITS   ‘Danishevsky Resigns When Soviet   Government Agrees to Carry on Further Negotiations With   Poland.

HEAD OF SOVIET PEAGE MISSIN arcieuc Inq   Riga Likely to Be Scene 9 New Deliberations of Deleaates   BOLSHEVIK COMMANDER FICEING IN DISORDER   American Aviators Play Lead: -ing Part in Success Won by- Poles

HOPS AND MALTRULE   SUIT TO BE FILED BY DEALERS IN FEDER. Order—Will Carry Case AL COURT.   Testing the Latest ‘Dry  to Supreme Court i  - Necessary.

WILL T IL TEST RULING ACAINST MALT SALES   Local. Distributers in Ohio tu Car Throagh the Supreme { Court

HOW ABOUT HOPS?   Is It Or Ix It Not A Main Com: “ponent of Home Brew?

BATTLE ON   Columbus Company Opens Fight-te Test Latest Ruling Prohibiting Sale of Mait and Hops,   ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ORDERED TO STOP SALE‘   Selting of Home Brew Mater ials Is Ruled as Violation o Volstead Law; Officers Fac  Problems. .

WILL BE HARD WINTER ON OUR HOME BREWERS   Nix on Sale of Malt and Hops to Individuals, Says Uncle Sam.

Ohicans Wills Fight Banon.. Home Brew to the Last Ditch   tlaim Deprivation of Malt and Hop: Wik Cause Great Suffering ° Among the Afflicted --

REVENUE DEPARTMENT DENIES HOP DECISIOI   Says Question Is Still Unde Advisement in Bureau,

Malt and Hop Distributors at Columbus, O., © Begin Fight on New Enforcement Move.   HARDSHIP 1S SEEN — : IN RESTRICTION   Ingredients Barred as Under Ban Against Sale Are Declared ecessary to the Public Health.

CHAMPION OF HOME BREWERS CAUSE 10 BATTLE HOP RULING   Columbus, ,O., Company Selling Malt and Hops to Carry Fight to Supreme Court.   DEALERS TO FIGHT ORDER   Great Institution of Home Brew Is Threatened With Ruin.  Revenue Statement.

DEALERS IN--MALT: SUL   WILL TEST PROHGHITION . BUREAUS RUEING TO RESTRICT ‘SALE OF MALT AND hors.

FGnT STARTED TODAY ON MALT, HOP DECISION   eed  PROHIBITION OFFICERS ENTER A NEW RULING   MALT AND HOPS ONLY FOR BAKERS; CONFECTIONERS   A Distributing Company of Colum bus, Ohio, This Morning An. nounced That It Would Start  Action At Once To Test Validity of the Ruling

INJUNCTICN 1S SOUGHT   To Prevent Stopping Sale of Malt . Extracts   4t Columbus — Ne Final Decision At Washington

Objection is Raised to Bar Against. Sale of Malt Extractae and Hops .

FIGHT TO CONTINUE SALE.OF HOPS AND  MALT IS PLANNED   Dealers File Suit to Tes Raling of Prohibition Asents. «.

DAN 13 PLAGE ON THE OALE Ut MALT AND HOPS   Can Be Sold Only to Bakers and Confectioners is New Ruling of Enforcement Office      ‘SOFT DRINK MEN KICK AGAINST HOME BREWING   Expect Litigation to Test Legal. ity of the Government’s Action»

TEST SUYT FILED IN OHIO COURT AT ONCE   "eee  Prohibition Enforcement Officer Says Government Will  wTUrte.

FIGHT FOR HOME BREW   Ruling Against Sale of Malt Extract and Hops Attacked.

HOMEBREW BAN {5 TD BE TESTED OUT NSUPREME COURT   Ohio Concern to Fight Ruling of Prohibition Enforcement   Bureau on Malt; Hops.   FINAL DECISION RESTS  WITH REVENUE BUREAU   Prohibition Officers Expected to Confer on New Orders Before Enforsement.

BAN 1S PLACED ONTHESALE OF MALTAND HOPS   Can Be Sold. Only to Bakers and Confectioners. is) New ‘Ruling of Enforcement Office   SOFT DRINK MEN KICK  + AGAINST HOME BREWING   Expect Litigation to Test Legality of the Government’s Action

DEMOCRATS WILL OFFER NEW PLAN   Watson-Simmons Proposal for Reservation to Article 10 May Come up Uniess Lodge Biocks

ANOTHER DAY OF DEBATE IST) PROSPECT AS SEXATE TAKES CP TREATY FIGHT TO 7 DAY .

SHMGES 10 Cals <IPPnRT   ‘No Vet; on Peace Treaty Is Likely Today-—Compro mise May Win.

30 DEMOCRATS FARCOMPRANIS   Sen.Ashurst (Dem.) Declares Wil son Is as Muck a Irreconcilable as Is Lodge or Borah.

TREATY COMPROMISE MAY COME FORWARI   Watson Simmons Plan>for Article 10 Reservation May be Submitted to Republicans Conditionally

CORST-10-G0Aa Ni MAIL ROUTE ~(S POSSIBILIT!   Appropriation of $1,.415.000 for That Purpose Is Written Into the Annual Poct Office. Measure.

SENATE GIVES AIR MAIL APPROPRIATION INCREASE   Raises House Amount Over ; Million Dollars to Be Used in That Transportation.

MONEY FOR AIR MAIL SERVICE   Senate Makes Appropriation of $1,115.000 Before Passing Bill.

LOCAL YOUNG COUPLE WED THIS MORNINC   HELEN KUBI SIAK BECOME BRIDE OF RAYMOND SCHANOCEK

LOCAL YOUNG COUPLE WED THIS MORNING       MISS GERPRCDE BEYER BE COME BRIDE OF DELBEIYE. TRUDELT,

ARMENIANS MAKE AN ATTACK   Credited With Destruction of Several Moslem Villages.

Latest Reports of Today’s American League Race INNINGS "4 2 3 4 5 6:7 8 910 R H  (leveland 2Z2ZOOOOOO0O0O 4°7 Mtroit OOOoQoOoOo4O!1 S11   Chicago St. Loui:   30  + nO  loi 508g  0.  O  us

FORECASTS DROP ~ IN FOOD PRICES   Department of Agriculture Prophesies ' Big Crops With a Limited Market  During the Coming Year.

GREA) BIG DROP SURE 1S COMING   IN FOOD PRICES THIS SUMMER GOVERNMENT EXPERTS ' PREDICT

LOWER PRICES ARE AGAIN PREDICTEI   Government Experts Sa Living Cost Will Drop ik Farm Production is Equal! To Ten-Year Average

PRICES WILL DROP If PRODUCTION KEEPS   Boliete Crop Next Summer and Fall Will Bo Up to Normal and Reductions Will Result.

Big Drop in Food Prices Predicted   If Farm Production This Year is up to the average For Ten

WAANGEL FORGES ARE ADVANCING UGE SOF ULL   Report That They Capture 5,000 Bolshevists and Many Machine Guns.

THOUSANDS OF NEW RECRUITS JOINING THE WRANGEI ARMY   Anti- -Bolshevik Forces Reported to Have Increased to : "200,000 —   PILSUDSKI IN PLOT TO. TAKE VILNA iS REPOR’       Charges Made to U. S. by Lithu  anian Raptesentativ e

FRANCE-BELGIUM “WMLITARY ALLIANCE   Belgium Pledges Military Support Except Where Aggression Is Shown By France.

TERMS MILITARY ALLIANCE OF FRANCE BELGIUM ANNOUNCED   Alliance be Submitted to League of Nations Approval

GIVES SUPPORT ONLY IF FRANCE PROVES: NOT TO HAVE BEEN THE ACGRESSOR   Belgium Reserves the Right to Remain Neutral in All Dis putes Between Interests of France and Other Ratiane in Erannale Onlanial Daccaccianc

FRANCE AND BELGIUM DREW UP ALLIANG   General Terms of the Agreement Are Given to the Public in a Statement Issued Today at Washington by, Offi oe a

BELGIUM WILL GIVE ALD IN WAR   TERMS OF ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE ARE RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON.

Belgium Pledges Military Support to All in Future Armed Conflicts if Made Victim .of Aqaression

BELGIUM T0 AID FRANCE IN CONFLICT   Pledges Armed Support Provided France Not Agrvressor   ENGLAND STAYS OUT   Attempts to Get British Support in Alliance Are in Vain

BELGIUM PLEDGES WAR AID TO FRANCE IN NEW ALLIANCE   DEFENSIVE MILITARY PACT IS DRAWN UP BETWEEN 1 COUN     [BRITAIN NOT IN IT   King Albert Appeals to English to’ Join, But in  meee

BELGIUM PLEDGES ARMED: SUPPORT OF FRANCE IN NEW MILITARY ALLIANCE

BRITAIN AND U.S. IN TRADE WAR   Special Telegrams’ Sent Out by British to Injure America

BRITISH ARE HUSTLING TO REGAIN TRAD!   Uncle Sam Will Have To Be on the Job If He Holds His Own in South  America.

SLAYER BLAMES THIRD DEGREE   Wanderer Says His Confes sion Was Secured by Brutal Methods.

MAN ON TRIAL SAYS HE WAS BEATEN BY OFFICERS IN EXTORTING CONFESSION   WANDERER, THE CHICAGO ALLEG ED MURDERER RESUMED THE STAND IN HIS OWN BHALF.

MILITARY Gi  C i = =  AT OAN HEME F  ONFER NAVTING Ny           Foch, Generali Wilson, General Badoglio and  Admiral Beatty Also Consider Measures  Necessary to Restore Order in Orient.  [   MILLERAND WOULD MAKE GERMANY _ PRIMARY SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION

ALLIED COUNCIL NOT ALLTOGETHER REAL HARMONY  GERMAN MILITARY ACTIVE NES THE REAL BONE OF  CONTENTION.  FAR EAST CONTROL  1S REING HNISCHISSET

EXCHANGE VIEWS . ON PERPLEXING TURKISH PROBLEM   Marshal Foch and Allied  Officials Hold Confer ence Today.  :   SUPREME COUNCIL _ TAKES UP SUBJECT   Draft of Allied Reply To Wilson's Note Being Considered —Other Topies Discussed,

NEW RULES RESTRICTING THE SALE OF LIQUOR   Regulations Issued by Commissioner Roper Show Only One Way to Get Whisky.

ANNA LAWTHER NAMED ENVOY TO DEMO CONCLAVE      Dubuque Woman Chosen as Delegate to National Session.

OWA DEMOCRATS NAME DELEGATES TOS, F. MEETINE   . T. Sullivan, Waterloo, and Miss Lowther, Dubuque. from Third District.

NAMED DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATL. CONVENTION   District Caucus at State Convention Picks Local Woman.

LIBERTY BONDS SLIDE AGAIN   ALL BUT ONE ISUE DESCENDS TO NEW LOW RECORDS ON WALL STREET TODAY.

Big Steamer Is  Reported on Firs      Nomvegian Steamer With 1,200 Pas sengers Aboard, Said to Bo on Fire Off Fire Island, Near New York.

BIG SHIP ‘AFIRE  AT SEA TODAY   1200 Passengers on Bergenh fjord in Panic When Fire Was Discovered.

EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL   OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO BI HELD MARCH 12 IN PARIS TC CONSIDER SENDING COMMIT. TLE TO RUSSIA.

WILL FIGHT PROPTTERRING.   Representatives of 10,000 Women in Pittsburch District Meet.

A FRONT BRIVE OAR.   - i. 7 ‘ * Peaonstration of Notable Luvention To Be Held Here Monday.

A FRONT. pRIVE         7 qd . Remonstration of -Notable Tay To Be Hell Here Monda

JOE BAILEY IS GAINING  LEAD OVER NEFF ODAY   Returns From 240 Counties Show Slight Change   EX-SENATOR TAS ONE: THIRD OF VOTES CAST   Crane Says Pro-Administration Fight of Bailey to be Used in Run-off

PLEBISGITE ON KING 3 RETURN CORES SUNDAY   Allied Note is Ohief Topic in ~ Greece Today as Crucial Election Nears

GREEKS TO VOTE. ON KING SUNDA)       pproaching’ ebisclte’ Brings No

GREEKS SHOW SURPRISE AT NOTE      FIRM TONE OF ALLIED NOTE HAS AFFECT,

GREECE SHOCKED BY ALLIED MOTE   Grecian Cabinet Considers Sharp Letter Regarding Constantine.

GREEK CABINET CONSIDERS NOTE ON CONSTANTINE   On ihe Eve of Plebiseite Whict Will  Be Held Sunday to Decitie aimant Wavt Wine

Greek Ministery Had Expected Brit. ish Would Influence French Against Offering Real Opposition to Constantine’s Return,

LIQUOR [5SU! LOOMS biG Ih 1970 CAMPAIGH   Recent Developments Poin! To Proposition As Big Tatking Point   KEER AND LIGHT WINES TO BE ASKED BY WETS   Attitude Changes As Develop. ments Show Strength Of Anti-Drvs

Effort Is Not To Be Made To Restore the Saloon But To Allow Sale ‘of: Beer and Light Wines:

LQUOR FIGHT TO BE CARRIED 10 POLLS IN. NOVEMBER ELECTION   Prohibition to Be Injected Into the 1980 Campaign By the Wets.

POLITICIANS SEE NO END OF BOOZE BATTLE   Fight Will Be On Issuc Of Beer And Ligh Wine — Petitions Reach Capital. 

Liquor Question. At FI Thought Dead Issue, Seem Much Alive.   BEER AND LIGHT WINE  AND NO SALOON; PLI   Governor Edwards and Bry i» Battle-—Republicans Alen, Must Consider Ite -

BELIEVE LIQUOR FlGniT WILL COME UP IN ELECTION   POLITICIANS DECLARE IT Is VERY LIKELY WET STRUGGLE WILL BE CARRIED TO POLLS   BEER AND LIGHT WINE ARE DESIRED   Stated It Will Not Be An Effort to Restore Saloon—Campaign Growing in Vigor.

oth WINE 10 BE PAMPAIGH ISSUE   wets ARE AT WORK   wiLL MAKE NO FIGHT ON PROHI BITION AS SUCH AND WILL NOT SEEK TO RESTORE SALOON, LEADERS DECLARE

CARRY QUESTION TO THE POLLS   PROHIBITION IS LIKELY -TO. BI AN ISSUE IN THE COMING © - CAMPAIGN Me

LIQUOR FIGHT = INTO CAMPAIGN   POH LTICIANS NOW BEIZEVE IT WILL SE AN ISSTE. j   1 Summary of the “Wet” Activitte: Shows a Vigorous Campaign is Beine Waged.

EXPECT LIQUOR FIGHT = WILL BE CARRIED INTO, ELECTION IN NOVEMBER

MAY GET CHANCE TOVOTE ON KIC INWHAT WE DRINK   ah (OR INTERESTS FRYING HARI TO INSECT WET BATTLE INTO NATIONAL CAMPAIGN   PRESSURE IS INCREASING   Politicians Who Seoffed at Early Ef:  forts of Wets Are Now Begine ning te See Dartger in Their Strenuous Drive

LIQUOR FIGHT MAY GO 10 POLLS   Politicians Predict Vigorous Booze Campaign at Elections   PROHIBITION {iS AN ISSUE   Scoffed at Idea First—Change Attitude as Opinions Chance

BIG FIRE IN TAMPICO. MEx.   Biaze in the Oil Area Has Caused Damage of More Than $1,000,000.

Blaze in the Oil Area Has Caused Damage of Mors Than $1,000,000.

IBIG TIME IN TAMPICO. MEX.   Blaze in the O' Area Has Caused Damajye of Mor: Than $1,000.000,

GROSSING. ACCIDENT   We. We COCHRAN OF AT UNBORTENATE VICE .        His Auto Struc Nowki     By Tateru  Crossing,

GAUOoING ACCIDENT   UM. H. COCHRAN OF ATLANTA CT NRORTUNATE Vic Tin.   His Auto Struck By Unterurban at New hirk ( possing,

STEPS OFF CAR; FASERIOUSLY HURT   Lovell Fortner, 54, of Stillwater Okla., Formerly of Orange Injured in Accident Near Glenwood   STORIES ARE CONFLICTING   Conductor Says Car Stopped At Glenwood but Passenger Disputes This—Bone in Neck Broken

DENIM PARADE BIG SUCCESS   Thousands Attired in Over alls March Through New York Streets Today.

OVERALL CLUB PARADES IN NEW YORK STREETS   Thousands of Citizens Dress In Overalls and Old Clothes and Parade in Protest Against High Cost Clothing.

KNICKERBOCKER DONS OVERALLS FOR: PARAD           Provession As Protest Ag Clothing  Prices   CALL IT “ECONOMY PARADE”      THE TCH AND LOOK WN: MANE OG PARK         aavide W, “Organized Ry. “New Work ‘Cheese Club, Which Flas. + Declared War On High  “ Cest of: Living

NEW YORK OUT (WN OVERALLS   THOUSANDS PASADE IN GOTH. AM IN DENIM AS PROTEST AGAINST HIGH COST OF WEARING APPAREL.

NEW YORK IN. BIG PARADE   Denim s. Patched Clothes in P: & ision of Low Cost aR Citizens.

FRENCH HAPPY OVER WILSON S ARMENIAN STAND   Think Intervention Will Have Good Effect Toward Pacifi. cation

ASOCMMULY 10 EXPEGIED 10 RATIFY ACTION   Bulgaria’s Application for a Berth is Brought Up Today. Psi   BUDGET FIGURES ARE MEETING OPPOSITION   ‘League Members Are Pleased Over Action of President Wilson.

Government Takes Definite Steps Today to Facilitate Movement of Fuel.   PRACTICAL EMBARGO IS BEING ENFORCED

PRIORITY TODAY ON NEW ENGLAND COAL   Order on Movement to Tidewater to Be Virtually Embargo on Exports

TO ACT ON COAL CASE.   Government Will Take Steps to Straighten Out Muddled Fuel Situaticn.

CONGILIATORS Ih ILLINOIS FIELD   Would Termina‘e the Walkou of M.ne Laborers,   NEW ENGLAND TO GET COAL

GOVERNMENT 10 TOP EXPORTATION OF COAL   ORDER RESTRICTING MOVEMENT TO TIDEWATER IS VIRTUAL EMBARGO.   PRIORITY TO NEW ENGLAND   Definite Steps in Direction of Adjusting Situation to Be Taken by Commission Today.

GOVERNMENT TACKLES THE MUDDLED COAL SITUATION   Interstate Commerce Commission to Issue Order Which Is Virtually An Embargo On Export Shipments, While Department of  Labor Works to End Labor Troubles   START MOVING COAL TO LAKES

TRYING TO STOP COAL EXPORTS   EMBARGO MAY GO UP ON SHIP. MENTS FROM COUNTRY.   SUPPLIES TO THE NORTHWEST   New Fingland Alse to Be Gisyen Pri erity Orders—Effort to Be Made Today to End Walkout ® in Illinota.

WASHINGTON 1  END SHORTAGE OF COAL; ORDER STOPS EXPORT   All Railroads of East Wil Be Directed to Carry Ne Fuel to Tidewater, Ex: cept for New England,   NORTHWEST ALSO WILL GET RELIEF   Tangle in lllinois Field Believed in Fair Way to Be Settled: Operators Deny White's Statement

FIVE.KILLED IN ROME CLASH   Demonstration by Siudents Celebrat ing Auniversary Haly’s Entrance to War

(TALIA POLICE 0 AND STUBENTS CLASH   Vive Persons Killed nad Nine Civil ians Seriousty Tojured,

Anniversary of taly's.. Bay Into' War Resulted * Into Several: Murders

PARE STOCK PROMOTIONS.   ‘ourt Orders Pittsburgh Grand Jury  lo Investicate Schamec

SUOPERATION IN BUoINtGa LIFE COUNTRY 5 NEED   More Fraternalism Between Manager, Producer and Consumer Urged by Committee of Unitarian Church

U. $. FLEET OFF TIENTSIN   Admiral Gleaves Arrives at Scene of Fighting Between Rebeis and Government Forces,

LITHUANIARS WOULD TIE UP WITH RUSSI   Propose An Alliance for a Milita. ry Offensive Against Poland in the Spring.

ZEMSTVOS HOPE   End of Bolshevism  Believed Near.   DANGER OF ANARCHY AND CHAOS IS REAL   Wrangel Receives  Support From Populace.   A i fe 2

NO OF SOVIETION BELIEVED IN SIGHT   PEARED IN WASHINGTON CHAOS MAY FOLLOW COLLAPSE OF THE BOLSHEVIKI

NEAR. ENOUGH  TO CREATE SPECULA - TION AS TO WHAT WILL FOLLOW. =.   Danger, of Anarchy But ~Zemstvos May Be Able to ‘Maintain Order Until New .Covernment is Formed.

FOE END DF AOESHEVISN   Fear Anarchy Will Take ’ Place When Soviets cron:

CAPITAL SEES IF Fm      What Will: Take Place: of Bal. shevism. Is Question ~ ‘ Now: Asked:

SOVIET END IS: BELIEVED NEAR   BEGIN CONSIDERING WHAT WILL FOLLOW BOLSHEVIK RULE  Some Official Advices Indicate That if Bolshevism Failed Wrancel May  Organize New Government.

WASHINGTON SEES BOLSHEVIK FINISH   Danger of Anarchy Wher Government Falls Is Not Apparent.

~~ BOLSHEVISM IS DYING.         Wrangle May Organize New Rus: . ‘sian Government.

BOLSHEVISM NEAR END?   Officials Speeulate on What wih Happen Next in Russia

ASK SANTA CLAUS FOR WARM CLOTHES   MANY CHILDREN WANT UN. DERWEAR AND SHOES FOR CHRISTMAS   Pe Ra ay oe:  Useful Gifts Will Be Preferred in Most Families, According to Leiters

Response Has Been. Liberal as Fax as the Committee Has Gone Heke Scan            Useful Gifts: Will Be Preferred} . Most Families, According to Letters

AMPBELL A CILTIZ      Attorney General Says Case is Covered by Statute

Meetings Will Re Meld fm tuck Town on ship for Yuru: Rgrean:- Members, :  Beginning Next Week, ~

TOWNSHIP HAS ORGANIZATIONS   Meetings Will he Held In Each Town ship for Farm Bureau Members, Beginning Next Week.

Expands Chest When Three-Ton Tractor Rolls Over Him, and Survives

TERRIFIC RAIN STORM   THE. ELEMENTS  SWEPT]           ch liannage Dong to Gro And Other! Property ae 7

TERRIFIG RAIN STORM   THE. ELEMEATS SWEPT THI COULAaTY LAST NIGHT.   Much Damage Done to Growing Crops And Other Property,

PROHIBITION DIRECTOR OFF FOR ROW COUNTY   ‘DECLARES THAT HE WILL PLACE  ‘MICHIGAN OFFICERS UNDER oan ARREST, .

NOT SEEKING — A ROW BUT Ii HEADY FOR IT   DRY CHIEF WILL GET REBELS _   AMPLE AUTHORITY TO GO THE LIMIT, HE ASSERVATES  ae

TO END MICHIGAN “DRY” REBELLION   AGENTS ON WAY TO COUNTY WHERE REVOLT WAS SAID TO HAVE OCCURRED.

MAJOR DALRYMPLE PLANS 10 JAIL ALL "TRON CITY OFFICIALS   Leaves Chicago for Michigan City With Party cf Prohibition Agents

Government Agents Nabbed By County Officials In “Dry” Uprising.   WILL ARREST ALL OFFICERS, DALRYMPLE   State Officials No Nothing o! Prohibition Revolt, Lansing Report.

WILL HAYS HAS - AROSY DREAV   Estimates Harding Electoral ‘Vote at 378 in Yesterdayv’s “Informal Talk”   MOSTLY ABOUT WILSON   G. O. P. Manager Claim Everything But Texas; Try te Discount Drift to Cox

HAYS PREDICTS ¢.0.P. VICTORY   Hational Committee Chairman Soy: Nominee Is Assured 378 - Electoral Votes   ACAIN IN MARION   Senator Resumes His Front! Porch’? Campaign With ‘‘First Voters’ Day’? Today !

IGTORY FOR b. 0. P. lo PURE CAD!  BY HAYS   Formal Forecast of Presidential Election Result Is That the Republicans Will Sweep the Country   DOUBTFUL STATES ARE SWINGING INTO LINE   In the Senatorial Races, the Party Will Hold Everything it Now Has and Make Gains. It Is Claimed

HARDING SURE OF a/0 ELECTORAL VOTES--HAYS   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN WILL H. HAYS REVIEWS THE PO. LITICAL SITUATION AND SEES LANDSLIDE * FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. an:

ASSERTS FORWARD MARCH TO) REPUBLICAN WIGTORY MOVES OM IARESISTIALY   Harding Assured 378° §lectoral Votes and May Receive At Least 395, Hays Declares.

REPUBLICANS: SURE OF 378 ELECTORAL VOTES SAYS-HAYS   Declares Senator Harding Will Carry Every Northern and Western State,

IDLE MINES SOON TO BE WORKEL   Local Unlons Ont in Southern Indl ana, Kentucky and Towa

COMING   LeRose Theatre Sunday and Monday Nazimova, in “THE BRAT.” Ady, D. 167 € duly 19-26,   COMING

PEACE RESOLUTION GOES THROUGH SENATE   ‘Certain to be Vetoed by President Wilson.

PEACE RESOLUTION PASSES SENATE BY VOTE OF 4 TO 28   Senate Resolution Is Substitut: for One Recently Adopted by the Heuse.   WILSON IS EXPECTED TO VETO THE MEASURE   ‘Underwood Places the Responsi_ bility for Present Situation : on the Republicans.

PEACE RESOLUTION PASSED IN SENATE   VOTIL:) ON MEASURE WAS 43 ‘TO 38: NO HITCH IN THE SCMEeMDEULE.

SENATE PASSES PEACE MEASURE; VOTE, 43 T0 38; VETO IS CERTAIN   Final Resolution. to Go to President’ in ; Few Days.   WAR FORMALLY -. DECLARED OVER   Both Germany and Aus-tria Included ‘in ‘ Measure.

CONFERENCE WILL NOW: - SETTLE THE QUESTION   Walsh of Massachusetts De‘nounces Wilson “Pledge”  of the-Nation to the Covenant.

ACOULU TION UFFIGIALLY ENDING WAR ID ADOPTED   Passes Senate By a Vote of 43 to 38: the Measure Will Go to Conference Reginning This Week.   PRESIDENT’S VETO BELIEVED CERTAIN   Leaders Predict That the Treaty of Versailles Will Remain Unratified for An Indefinite Period.

3 % on al Coe ee te  * \ . % ' e bg 4 4 ie as ASS REQULU TION  TH ATOLARE OVerr  1) GEGLARE STATE SE TAPAS Pirie Ur an ekie!

VOTES TO END STATE OF WAR WITH ‘ENEMY’   Knox Resolution is Passed by a Vote of 43 to 38— Now to Conference.

SENATE RESOLUTION TOEND WAR ADOPTED   VOTE OF 43 TO 38 IS CAST ON ROLL CALL; THREE DEMOCRATS VOTE “YES.”   Underwood Declares Measure Can Not Become a Law and Urges Signing of Treaty.

SENATE ADOPTS RESOLUTION END A STATE OF WAR   Vote is 43 to 38—Presidential Veto is Expected.

SENATE ADOPTS PEAGE RESOLUTION BY 43 10 38 VOTE   Measure Now Goes to House for Final Action   PRESIDENT WILL VETO

IQ END WAR WITH AUSTRIA AND GERMANY   Substitute for House Bil) Dealing With Germany Alone.   ‘MAJORITY OF FIVE

WILSON VETO FOR PEACE RESOLUTION   Senate Passes War End Substitution —~-Negative Expected From White House

WILSON GERTAIN TO VETO git FACTIONS ADMIT   Few Thrills and No’ Hitch as Resolution -Goes Through Machine   THREE ON -DEMCCRATIC _ SIDE JOIN REPUBLICANS   Walsh Speaks For, and Hitchcock Against,. Plan Ta Bring About Peace .

Measure Declaring the War With Germany and Austria at an End Passed by Vote of 48 to 38: Three Democrats Join With Republicans; Opposition by McCumber   DENOUNCED BY SEN. HITCHCOCK

MEASURE PASSED, —- 43-70 38   SubstituteforHouse Bill Supported by 3 Democrats and Opposed by 2 Republicans---W ilson Certain to Veto Resolution.

PRE-ARRANGED SCHEDULE 1S FOLLOWED OUT: VETO 1S FOREGONE CONCLUSION

PAOOED PEALE MEASURE THAT WILL GET VETO   sENATE PROGRAM CARRIED OUT WITHOUT HITCH BY VOTE TAKEN YESTERDAY   Three Democrats Joined Republicans Who Lost Only One Vote From Their Own Party

RESOLUTION 10 END THE WARIS PASSED BY SENATE    After Adjustment in. Confer / ence Bil Will Go to Presi dant: Yeto Sure.

REPUBLICAN PEACE RESOLUTION VOTER IN SENATE, 43 10 38   Pre-Arranged Program Goes Through With Few Thrills And No Hitch—Veto by Wilsdén Seems Certain.

Three Democrats Join With Republicans in Passing Knox Resolution   BY HOUSE CONCURRENCE BILL UP TO PRESIDENT   Foregone Conclusion That St Will Be Vetoed by Wilson, and Go to People

Peace Resolution Is  Put Through Senat.   WILL GOIN A FEW Days TO WHITE HOUSE, AND A VETO IS EXPECTED—MEANS A DEADLOCK ON THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES FOR LONG PERIOD, iT IS  THOUGHT_FINAL REMARKS IN THE SENATE.

Jugo-Slavia To Accept Compromise   And Fina] Settlement of Questions Arising From Disposition of Terri. tory on Kastern Shore of Adriatic in Prospect.

PRICES DROPPING IN CANADA   Yorn Reduced from $3.25 ot $1.85 a Pound: Of 4a LHeaper

BALLOTING FOR “con FERS ~ ON THE MORRON   Primary for Selection of. Offi _ ctals for the Next Four Yeai's  Takes Place Tomorrow and  All Precincts Will be Operi To Voters

EMMA HOMESICK FOR U. S.   Anarchist Leader, Deported on “Soviet Ark,” Says She Wants to Come Back From Russia.

MA GOLDMAN HOMESICR FOR ‘THE UNITED ST?      TEKS   Deported Radical Leader Wriles From Moscow That She Longs for News ron. Frienths,

SOMEBODY PLEASE WRITE TO EMMA GOLDMAN IM RUSSIA   Exiled Queen of Anarchy Is Home sick for Her Good Old American Soapbox—-Cannot Take Root in Russia.

EMMA FEELS SO STRANGE AMONG HER RUSS REDS   And Barren Country She’ Living in Makes Her So Homesick For U. S.

PMMA GOLDMAN HOMESICK.   Radical Leader Finds It Difficult to Aceclimatize Herself.

SHE’ MISSES. U.S. A   EMMA GOLDMAN ADMITS SHE “18S HOMESICK POR AMERICA, .   She Fluds that Russia, In Spite’ ot  _ its Fiee Governmeny isn't a Pleasant Piace, —

Snys California Primary Dispuaes of Hoover and Reveal His  Wee CAA.

_ MOSTLY (PRUNE JVICE.   Crooks Not Only Counterfeit Stamps But Liquor’ Also.

MOSTLY PRUNE JUICE.   Crooks Not Only Counterteit Stamps But Liquér Also,

BODIES OF 550. AMERICANS WILL - STAY IN ENGLAND   Request of Soldiers Families .—To Be Concentrated  ct na: oe a Pn:

DANIELS   Was Not Satisfied With Manner it Which Great Britain   Was Conducting Naval Warfare When United States Entered the War   Telis Investigating Committee of Re marke Made by Wilson In Speech to Atlantic Fleet Officers.

GWILSON WAS Of DISPLEASED  With British ch Naval Aas During -the War

DANIELS QUOTES STRAUS TO SHOW BARRAGE ENDED U-BOAT MENACE.   PRESIDENT’S SPEECH TO NAVY IN 1917 QUOTED BY DANIELS

SAID TODAY PRESIDENT  WILSON   Was Not Satisfied With Manner in Which Great Britain   Wae Conducting Naval Warfare When United States Entered the War   Tells Investigating Committee of Re marke Made by Wilson In Speech to Atlantic Fleet Officers.

Daniels makes public today Wilson’s famous Yorktown speech   ENGLISH NAVY AT FAULI   America and Great Britain not ir accord on submarine fighting

MURDERER CONFESSES   EN- ARMY VIECTENANT SLAYS  JUS WIFE AND A TRAMWYP,    Plot Prompted by Greed Worked Out wlth Cald-Blooded Accuracy’ hut the Alibi Failed,

WILSON-LETS HIS. PICTURE BE TAKEN BY CAMERA SOUAD   10-Day Vigil: of Movie Men Has Reward in Privilege Denied on His Earlier Rides.   DRIVER SLOWS AT WHITE HOUSE GATE.FOR THEM   President Laughs at Battery of Photographers When They Hurry on the Job.

PHOTOGRAPH PRESID'NT   . { MOVIE MEN AND OTHERS TAKE PICTURES TODAY.   As President Leaves White House 01 Auto Ride, First Pictures Since Titmess Are Taken.

PHOTOGRAPHERS SNAP WILSON   PICTURES OF PRESIDENT ARE TAKEN THIS MORNING.

PHOTOGRAPHERS PERMITTED TO SNAP PRESIDENT   Mr. Wilson took His Fifth Automobile Ride Today and Movie Men Were Out in Force.

GET PICTURES OF WILSON   retiee Allow C amera Men To Snap The President.  :

PHOTOGRAPHERS SNAP PICTURES OF PRESIDENT   First Views Since Re turn from West Last October.

WILSON IS PHOTOGRAPHED   First Pictures Since Octoher Made al White Ilouse Gate Today.

TAKE PHOTO OF THE PRESIDEN]   Camera Men Permitted to Phe tograph Wilson on Auto Ride Today

PHOTOGRAPHERS GET PERMISSION TO SNAP WILSON   First Pictures of President Since Illness are  Taken.

«Continued on Page &.  PHOTOGRAPHERS GIVEN A ‘SHOT’ AT MR, WILSON

WOMEN MAY VOTE; ESCAPE POLL TA)   NOTHING IN LAW REQUIRING - ¥0, SIMS SAYS—MANY INQUIRIES RECEIVED 

FRENCH PRESIDENT IN POOR HEALTH, CLAIM   Newspapers Comment on Possible Resignation,

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE VERY ILI   REPORTED THAT M. DESCHANEL MAY TENDER RESIGNATION.

PROTECTIVE TARIFE AGED AT MEETING   SOUTHERN TARIFF CONGRES:! OPENS SESSION AT NEW ODLEANS.   TEXANS ARE PROMINENT   Addresses Are Made by Congress: amen, Senators and Others on First Day.

BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH:   Sioux Clty Lad’s Coaster Wagon Runs Under Auto Truck.

MOB ATTACKED © <  RIGEJUNK   Rioting Followed Whieh Resulted in -Killing ‘Fifty Persons

SENTENCE COMMUTED      Only German Spy Condemned to Death in America

ONLY GERMAN SPY GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE BY U. 5. REACHES LEAVENWORTH

GERMAN PEACE 15 SAID TO BE NEAR   Ruhr Valley Revolt Going te Pieces Rapidly,   Men in Industrial Region Going Back to Work as Berlin tesues Uiti'matum.

GERMAN PEACE NEAt   Ruhr Walley: Revolt Going to Pieces Rasicly.   Men in Industrial Region Going Back to Work as Berlin Issues Ul- . : timetim.,

KRUPP PLANT NOT MAKING MUNITION FOR INSURGENTS  e¢gd— WA... . ae eS ae =

STRIFE TIRES GERMANS   PEACE NEAR AS MEN RETURN TO THEIR VOCATIONS.   Ruhr Revolt Said to Be Rapidly Going to Pieces—Berlin Uitimatum Issued.

BRITAIN PUTS BLAME ON U. S.   Earl Curzon, Foreign Secretary, Talks of Responsibility for Turkish Mixup.

BLAME LAID ON UNITED STATES  BY CURZON FOR THRKICH NEI AY   Responsible for Trouble in Framing  Treaty.   BRITAIN HOPES FOR HELP LATER   Washington Surprised at Statement to Lords.

CURZON PUTS BLAME ON U. S.   Talks of Responsibility for the Turk.  ich Miwun

CURZON BLAMES “UNITED STATES      Turkish Problem Troubles Laid at Door of This ny Country

SULTAN OF TURKEY   CURZON PUTS BLAME ON UNITED STATES   Trouble Experienced in Settling the Turkish Problem.

CURZON BLAMES  US. FOR DLATOR  POLICY IN TURKEY   English Foreign Secretary Tells House of Lords Delay Is Due  tn Uneted States.   TURK BREEDER OF WARS   WASHINGTON IS SURPRISED   State Department Has Not Been  Advised of Peace Council De cision Regarding Situation.

England’s Foreign. Secretary's Charge Causes Suprise. ~~~ ~dnvornte Officialss  RECOMMENDS U. S. TO . ACCEPT MANDATE   President’s Silence Atiributed to ‘Knowledge of Armenian Mission’s Report. _.

SAYS WHOLESALERS HAVE “PYRAMIDED” OR SOLD SUTAR AMONG THEMSELY Es.

ARREST SUGAR DEALERS ON PROFITTEER CHARG   New Orleans Wholesalers and Retailers Facing Prosecution— - Hiked Profits, Charge.

BLOSSER BUYS SIMMONS     Chas... H. Blosser” Becomes  Owner of Popular Tire Service Sta*ior.

Chas... H. Blosser Becomes  Owner of Popular Tire Service Station.

ROOSEVELT URGES ALL IMERIGANS 10 SUPPORT NEW ADMINISTRATION   Defeated Vice Presidential Candi date Calls For National Rathe Than Partisan, Action.

Bryan Will Present : Personal Dry. Plank for Party Platform   -ROHIBITION ELEMENT HAS WORKING MAJORITY ON RESOLUTION COMMITTEE BUT RAIN-MAKERS HOPE TO UPSET CONTROL

Commoner Will Reach San Francisec Today With His Own Prokibition Plank.

BATTLE LINES FOR SHARP FiGHT OVER LIQUOR ISSUE WILL BE COMPLETE TODAY   ARRIVAL OF WILLIAM J. BRYAN, FIELD MARSHAL OF BONE DRY ELEMENT, WILL SEE MOBILIZATION FOR CLASH PRACTICALLY FINISHED.

Neebraskan Is Regarded As the Bone Dry Leader ana Field Marshal of Forces Opposed to Wilson.

HAYAN STARTS HID BATTLE ON AOOZE TODAY   Field Marshall of Bone Dry Forces Ready for Platform Fight.

BRYAN APPROACHES FIELD OF BATTLE   Politieal Leader Nears San Francisco -‘Wets Realize There Is ‘Going To Be Contest ” -

BATTLE LINES AWAIT COMING OF COMMONER  Nebraskan Is Expected to Command Two

BUUST RATES ON NEVISPAPER HAUL      INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION RAPBSES RATES

eee a) ee ee a,  BOONE COUNTY WOMEN MAY PARTICIPATE IN COMING CAUCUSES

U.S. DRAFT EVADERS SEEK . MEXICAN SOVIET   ARRANZA CLAIMED TO BE COUNTENANCING PLOTS OF THE BO EVIKL               “Senate Committee to Be Given Information on Part American Slackers Who Fled Across Border Are Taking in Communictic Mace

A SOVIET IN MEXICO NEXT?   DRAFT EVADERS FROM U, S. LEADING SPIRITS AMONG REDS.   And Carranca ta Contenancing the Bolahevist Plots, According to Evidence to Be Given Senate Commitiec.

Carranza Officials and U. S. Draft Evaders Said to Be Back of Scheme to Set Up Red Government.

CLAIM CAPITALISM DOOMED   Negro Situation Treated In One Circular—Draft Evaders Working In’ Behalf Of Organiza tion.   “SEE REVOLUTION IN U. 8

Evidence That Scheme Down There to Turn Country Over to Reds Is Probably Due As Much to Host of Renegade Americans As It Is to Government Carranza Is Heading.

DRAFT EVADERS PLOT IN MEXICO   Carranza’s Governmertt iS Countenancing Plan  TO ESTABLISH SOVIET   Over 200 Witnesses are Summoned to Give’ Testimony Bearing Upon Conspiraey Before Senate Sub-Commit tee—Communist Appeal to Radicale d

BOLSHEVIK REGIME PLAN FOR MERIC   Program Supported by Evaders of American Army Draft.

Plan for Red Regime in Mexico Is Given Official Favor, U.S. Agents Think   Information Regarded as Evidénce That Carranza Government Officials’ Countenance Bolshevik Project fo Go Before Senale Probe Committee at San Antonio.

MERICO TO BE A RED REFUGE   fARPANZA BELIDVED TO LEAN TO BOLSHES IK REGIME,   RULE OF RADICALS IN FAVOR}   LIVEN STPPORT BY PV ADERS OF AMEMICAN DIRAET.   Pacts Expected to Come Oat at Senate Sub-Committee Investiaajion Soon te Begin at  Sam Antonio. .

U.S. “SLACKERS” FOSTER RADICAL PLOT IN MEXICO   Linn A. E. Gale, Once of Oneonta, Is One of Leading Agitators   FALL TO HEAR STORY   Carranza Officers Countenance Red Activities, Senate Committee Will Be Told

DOVIET RULE FOR MEXICO 0 PLAN UF  RADICALS THERE   Evidence Will Be Submitted to Fall Committee Showing Carranza Officials Favor Rolchavicm.   AMERICAN REFUGEES FROM DRAFT ACTIVE   Communists issue Appeal in Which Capitalists Are Denounced As Murderers to Be Stamped Out.

BANDITS BREAK UP A MEETING   Rob Moualders’ tnion of Chicago of  Two Thousand Dollars.

Villa Demands $50,000 or He'll Destroy Mines   Both Pancho and Zapata to Be Run to Earth, Say the Mexican Chiefs

THREATENS DESTRUCTION 0} WINING COMPANY PLANT   Unless He Is Given $50,000 by June 20th.

SIGNAL STATION AT MIZENHEAD 1S DISMANTLEE   SIN FEINERS REMOVE APPARATUS FROM STATION ENDANG BRING ALL SHIPPING.

Warning Issued to Mariners Concerning Hazard Ott ihe Southwest Coast of the Jsland.   CAVALRY ROUTS 200 ARMED MEN   Lord of Sligo Refuses to Surrender Estate for Tillage, His Cattle Are Driven Off and 56 Acres Seized.

PROHIBITION "AGIEATION: 1S" ENJOYING LULL       Suprethe Court Takes Issues Uni  der Consideration in Cases ~ “Against Dry Law

IT DREW BANNER CROWD,   Auto Given by Merchants Went to toy Sparks, of Tipton.

AW 2b? dn BUR ERB aa? BNF Wek tae  City Will Place Signs Advertising Pinckney Park

Taken In Raid: On: Sinn Feir Newspaper With Manager and Contributer.   TWO LEADING SINN FEINERS RELEASED   Cork ‘City Hall Fi Fired, Ware“house ‘Bombed: and “Dublin Paper “ Burned.

SEIZE U. S. CITIZEN IN DUBLIN   ‘ames Burke and Two Newspaper Men Are Arrested—Professor MacNeill Is Released.

START FALL WORK  WITH PEP MEETING   CHAMBER - OF COMMERCE HELD FIRST MEETING ' APTER VACATION   Numerous Speakers Review Work Befere the Organization and Community   Op¢hinge of University Leads to iPeiscussion of Activities for wt abe nl

START FALL WORK WITH PEP MEETING   CHAMBER - OF COMMERCE HELD FIRST MEETING APTER VACATION   IDR. LINDLEY IS GUEST   Numerous Speakers Review Work Before the Organization and Community   Opening ef University Leads to  ibisedssion of Activities fer hool

Orders Editor Harry Clay Smith’s Name on the Ballots   For the Republican Primary, Aug. 10—Attorneys Godman and Thomas Win a Great Victory—Our People Happy!

HE OHIO SUPREME COURT   Orders Editor Harry Clay Smith’s Name on the Ballots   For the Republican Primary, Aug. 10—Attorneys Godman and Thomas Win a Great Victory—Our People Happy!

Checotah: Base" Ball Team Won “Two of Three. Last ‘Games Plavad -

GAMBLERS HOLD CHICAGO SOX IN ———TICHT GRIP   Four Players Named in ~ Alleged Fraud in 1919 Series

BAN JOHNSON CAUSED SENSA ION BY ADMITTING HE HAD HEARD SUCH A STATEMENT   MANAGER OF GAMBLING INSTI {FCTIONS CLALM .1O HAVE PLAYERS IX THELR POWER

WILL THE SOX DARE WIN?   GAMBLING SYNDICATE MANAGERS ARE SAID TO HAVE BACKED CLEVELAND.   Ban Johnson Admita That He Was Heard Statements That White Hosed Athletes Are in the Power of Gamblers.

Phil Murray Predicts Satisfactory Adjustment of Demands Before March 31.   FEELING BETWEEN MEN AND EMPLOYERS BETTER   Demands for Sixty Per Cent Increase, Pive-Day Week and Six-Hour Day Have Not Been Discussed—Vigorous Opposition to Closed Shop and Check Of is Anticipated,

DO HOT LOK FOR NINERS TO GEASE THEIR DUTIES   Should New Contract Not B Signed Agreement Will B Reached.

Pe : 8 iHOPE-THERE MAY BE i-~-NO HARD.COAL STRIKE   Anthracite ” Workers Not Likely t  Repeat Fiasco of Bituminous - Work ers When Contracts Expire Apri  Ist. Mdurray Thinke-— =

No ) ANTHRACITE COAL ” STRIKE IS PROBABLE   International .°. Viee” “President ‘Looks: for Settlement: of Wage Scale Before Marck 21.

SETTLEMENT [a VERY PROBABLE   No Likelihood of Suspension of Operations  IN ANTHRACITE FIELD   Feeling Between Operators and Miners is Better than in Previous Years According to Phil Murray, International Vice President of United Mine Workers

SAYS TRUSTEES ARE HARMING THE CHURCH   Legal Battle Between Christiai Science Publishers and First Church.

PEAGE RESOLUTION RAISES BIG ISSUE   Decision of Supreme Court May Be Needed to Determine Relative Powers of Congress and President.   VALIDITY OF MEASURE SURE TO BE ATTACKED   Wilson Veto Is Certain anc Two - Thirds Majority to Pass It Over His Head Is Decidedly Doubtful.

VETO IS FACING ANY PEACE AG]   PRESIDENT NOT TO CONCUR IN PLANS OF CONGRESS.   COURTS CALLED TO UNTANGLE   Jeint Resolution Declaring War ait End, Now Pending im the House, Pretty Sare to Reach Jedicial Hands.

Supreme Court May be Called Upon to Decide on the Peace Resolution   Republican Leaders Running Against Knott Problem in Effort to End War Without Ratification of Treaty.   A Special Correspondent of the Daily Capital News,

MAY GO BErORE SUPREME COURT ON PEACE ISSUE   Proposal to End War by Corgressional Resolution Raises Serious—Question. —-- -  SOME SAY MEASURE ABSOLUTELY INVALID

PEACE RESOLUTION. AUAY REQUIRE AD OF HICHEST COURT        tion of Power of Congress to Baa War Causing Grave ’ Doubs.      PRESIDENT WILL SURELY  “'REPUSE HIS SIGNATURE   Ia. ‘That. Event Congress May At; ‘tempt to Override the Veto.            BUPREME COURT MUST acT      ‘Lawrence Says Only Calm and nterested Judgment Can . Settle Dispute.

PEACE RESOLUTION RAISES QUESTIONS OF CREAT MOMENT   Lawyers Doubt Powers Of Congress To Act Th Such Matter In Way Proposed   Whole Matter Is Likely Ti Land Finally In Supreme Court For Adjudication

DELTA UPSILION CHAPTER PURCHASES WEW HOME   Delta Tau House, Owned by J. W Gentry, Sold for $15,000—Will Not Move Until Summer.

TANKER DID NOT SINK OFF THE JERSEY COAST   Gi! on the Water Came From Ship Which Discharged Part of Carga After Grounding.

To South America Due to the Lack of Immigration Control During Peace Times.

SOUTH AMERICA OFFERS FERTILE FIELD FAP TR CPF AD OF BOLSHEVISS   ABSENCE OF IMMIGRATION COS TROL FACILITATES MOVEMENTS OF PROPAGANDISTS,

HOLD YOUTH. AS RESPONSIBLE IN  FAYETTE: FIRES   Son Of Real Estate Man Of Fairhope, Near Pittsburgh, Admits Knowledge Of All Conflagra ‘tions, Authorities Sav.    MYSTERY ONLY PARTLY CLEAR.

MILLION DOLLAR FIREBUG HELD   Wealthy Youth Arrested at Uniontown as Instigator of Arson Reian   MENTALITY QUESTIONED   Posse Makes Capture After Seven Fires Start Simultaneously

BURNING OF SHIP IN GERMANY IS CAUSE OF PROBE   Inter-Allied Commission In Berlin Asked To Make  Investigation.

LLIED COMMISSION WILL ESTGIT PEAMAN SHIP [8   Burning of Bismarck Which Was in Course of Constrtiction to Be Delivered to Allies Must be Explained. Would Have Been Laroest Afloat.

SHIP, BUILDING FOR THE ALLIES AT HAMBURG IS SUIRNEN. PROBE STARTED

HUNGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS   nability ta Cope With the Terrorists Ousts Semedan Government: .

SAN RENO CONFERENCE HAS OVERCOME ANY SPLI   Outstanding Differences Hav Been Eradicated—Armenian Mandate Offered to U.S.

UFFER OF MANDATE GOMES AS SURPRISE   Congress Believed Unanimous in Opposition to Plan of Allied Council of Premiers.   PRESIDENT REMAINS SILENT   Some Believe He May Reverse Decision to Temporarily Abstain From International Politics.

WILL IGNORE COUNCIL'S OFFER - OF MANDATE   UNITED STATES WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH ARME.NIA BOUNDARIES.   Reports That The AHied Supreme Council Had Decided to Offer Mandate Came as a Great Surprise.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS =” BELIEVE CONGRESS WILL DECLINE THE INVITATION   Thought President Wilson’s Stand Was Made  Clear to Supreme Council—San Remo Con- . ference Expected to End Soon. ’

Offer Armenian  Mandate to U. §   Reports the Supreme Council Has Se Decided, WHL be Deelined It is Reported  2s, BOntbeb aw Ghent

ASK WILSON 7. -#1X ARMENIAN BOUNDARY   Allicd Supreme Council Have Decided to Offer Mundate over That Country to United States,

ALLIED COUNCIL COMPLETING WORK   Fremiers May Close Conference at San Remo Tomorrow—Nitti to Decide Adriatic Dispute.   MANY QUESTIONS SETTLED   Differences Threatened Week Ago Are Adjusted—Another Session in Paris Next Month.

0 BE UNDER WISN WINR   Belief Held President Will Reject Mandate Offered _ by Allies,   CONFERENCE NEARS END WITH ALLIES IN ACCORD   Germany Told in Note She Must Carry Out Treaty Ru § — -Provisionse .

ADRIATIC CASE “IS CONTINUED   Supreme Council. Will Giv “Italy and Jugo-Slavia an Opportunity te Talk.

TTLELMELIOOD OF U.$ ACCEPTING PLEA FOR ARMIN   Washington Surprised at Reports From San Remo—Adriatic Settlement Postponed.

BOLAND SENDS  RESPONSE TO F. 0,1. F. DEMAND   Declares Fisuls at Disposal of Irish Govern ment.

Boland Comes Back at Moran Regarding Disposal of Irish Bond Func

FLEE FIUME AS FOOD SUPPLY GROWS SERIOUS   Evacuation of Poet-Soldier’s Stronghold Begins When  Starvation Danger Nears   CAN HOLD FORTNIGHT   MEN DESERT FROM RANKS OF D'ANNUNZIO RATHER THAN SHED BLOOD OF ITALIANS

CIVILIANS FLEEING  OY. OF FIUME Ss “REPORT FROM MILAN      Food ‘Situation fre Surroun"ed City Declared to be Desperate; Will Not Last Long

FUME FOOD SITUATION IS REGARDED AS SERIOUS   Evacuation by Civilians Has Begun, Says Dispatch to London Times.

Food Situation is \jmost Desperate and Conditions in Arbe and Veglia Islands Considered Even Worse.

D’ANNUNZIO ASKS ADHERENTS STAY FIRM IN DEFENSI   Italian Troops Establish Blockade Against Fiume With Zone Delimited Geographically.

PAYROLL BANDITS GET CASH   Seize $3,200 From ‘Young Woman iEmploye of Cooperage House at Chicasre.

mn SAYS HE WILL AGAIN USE. STEAMROLLER OW SEPTEMBER ot      About 400 Voters Heard Ex-Senator in Address "Here Today in Which He Prophesied His Election for Governor Criticized His Opponents and Condemned Tactics of  Certain Georgia Newspaper's—Promises Loyal. Support To Nomineé Cox.—Made Good Political Speech.

HARDWICK SAYS HE WILL AGAIN USE” STEAMROLLER ON SEPTEMBER be   About 400 Voters Heard Ex-Senator in. Address Here Friday in Which He‘Prophesied His Election for Governor   -Criti¢ized His Opponents and Condemned Tactics‘ of  ~~ Certain Georgia“ Newspapers—Promises-Loyal-Support To Nominee Cox.—Made Good Political Speech. © ©

FIREMEN’S CONVENTION AND FIRE COLLEGt   To be Held at Indianapolis From November 29th to December 4th.

Fire: College for Firemen mis ‘State Will .be.. Con-» ducted at Indianapolis,,_ i.   BEGINNING NOV. 29H   Instruction ‘to be Given te -Firemen—Decatur- Chef "Will Not Attend -

CONVENTION — OF FIREMEN AT GAPITAL   ‘ire Departments of all Gities Towns And Villages Represented.   INSTRUCT FIRE FIGHTERS

FIREMEN’S CONVENTION MEETS IN INDIANAPOLIS   EXPERT FIREMEN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN METHODS OF FIGHTING FIRES

GERMANS WORK 7 BUILD net SKY. CRUISERS   Monsters of Air Given Tryouts in Secret Near Lake Constance, Reports Say

GERMANS SPEED PLANE MAKING   NEW FLIERS ARE BEING - BUILT THAT VASTLY EXCEED THE OLD ZEPPELINS

RUBE WADDELL BRIBED   Former Président of Phillie: Says Star Pitcher, Now Dead, was in Deal.

OTHER ATTEMPTS 10 FIX PLAYERS TOLD AY FOGEL   FORMER PRESIDENT OF PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS, SAYS RUBE WADDELL WAS BRIBED AND CITES OTHER CASES.

$10,000 RADIUM IS STOLEN   Robbers With Duplicate Keys Raid the Bureau of Standards at Washington.

WOMEN TAKE PLACES BRE ba       ric:             Dilnoty and Kenta SSahragists in > Inner Councifs of  _Drtions

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT   Miss Caroline "Baker Betrothed to Clarence Neal.

SEASON CLOSES  FOR CANBIDATES   TODAY. IS LAST FOR FILING OF NOMINATIONS ON THE VARIOUS TICKETS.

CANDIDATES GETTING IN UNDER WIRE   Final Day for Filing of Papers. Causes Stir Among Politicians

JAPANESE WANT ROADBUILDERS AID CONSTRCGTION   TOKIO MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES WOULD IMPORT MANY ENGINEERS FROM AMERICA

TOKYO. 1S NOW WANTING Al       _ _ From the Roadiuilders of the United States—Japanese Engineers Opposed To Plan.

POLES ADVANCE ON LARGE FRONT   BOLSHEVIKS RETIRE ON 240MILE LIN AND LOSE MANY MEN IN DRIVE.

POLES WIN ON FRONT OF AQ ILE!   Fortified City of Lutek Falls in Drive Towards Eastern Boundary ; Sailor Revolt in Petrograd Costs 100 Lives   Soviet Chiefs Admit Serious Reverses Near Lemberg in Galicia; Naval Battle With Wraneel Reported Draw

CHICAGO'S UNIQUE  FREIGHT SUBWAY   CONGESTION AVOIDED _ IN LUSY THOROUGHFARES OF crit   Great Underground Railroa. Handles Much of the Freight Business of Chicago

DOWN IN EARTH'S. BOWELS TRAFFIC. ~—OF LARGE CITY  IS CARRIED ON   Forty Feet Beneath Street  Surface Chicago Freight  and Express Trains Rush — Night and Day

EVERY RESERVED EAT AT EBBETS FIELD 1S TAKEN   Recent Expose of 1919 Crookedness Has Not Affected Interest of the Fans.

BATTLE OF EBBETS FIFLD, YEAR 1920   Ready to Begin to Determine Champions of World Series   EVENT OF BASEBALLDOM   Every Reserved Seat Taken While Thousands of Fans are Disappointed—-Managers of Both Teams Confident of Winning World Series Banner—-Indians Favorites.

Odds On Opening Even; 6 to 5 On Indians for the Championship.   TICKET. DEMAND. EXCEEDS SUPPLY   Woman Appears  at Head of Line-up When Unreserved Seats Are Placed on Sale

Coveleskie or. Bagby Slated to Pitch for. Indians “but Brooklyn Choice ‘Bears :   BROOKLYN HAS SLIGHT. . ADVANTAGE IN PITCHING   Reserved . Seats ‘All “Sald anc Bleacher’ -Line Long With Opening ‘of Sale =

FAIR WEATHER {a PROMISED WITR MODERATE WINGS   Brooklyn Nationals and Cleve land Americans Open World Title Battle Today.   POPULARITY OF SERIES NOT AFFECTED BY SCANDAL   Betting Opens With Indians a Favorite Over Superbas Robinson and Speaker Bott Express Confidence Tha’ Their Teams Will Win.

All Reserved Seats Sold And $60,000 Returned to Persons Who Applied Too Late—26,000 Can See Each Contest in Brooklyn—4100 Newspaper Men Expected — Betting Favors Cleveland. /

STANDING IN LINE ALL NIGHT TO GET BLEACHER SEATS   President Ebbets Returns Sixty Thousand Dollars To Appli cants For Reserves.   BETTING OPENED SIX TO FIVE, FAVOR OF INDIANS   Pobinson Expects To Pitch Leftthander Bat Will Not Decide Until Today's Warmup.

Nation's Premier Baseball Classic Opens In Brooklyn This Afternoon; Exposure.of _ Crooked 1919 Series Fails to Dampen " Ardor of Fans; Indiang Rule Favorites   BOTH TEAMS ARE CONFIDENT

WALLACE REFUSED TD MEET GERMAN AMBASSADOR   American Declines to Al. low Him to Be Presented.

U. S. AMBASSADOR SNUBS BERLIN ENVOY   Hugh C. Wallace Refuses T Meet German Diplomat At Paris Function.

GERMAN ENVOY IS SNUBBED BY YANK   U. S. Ambassador Refuses te Meet Berlin Diplomat.   Still Technically at War With Ger. many, ts Stand of Hugh C. Wallace,

‘SNUBS GERMAN ENVOY   U. S. Ambassador Refuses tc Meet Berlin Dip!omat.   Stilt Technically at War With Ger many, Is Stand of Hugh GC. Wallace.

WALLACE oHUNS ENVOY    SNUBS GERM." DIPLOMAT AT  OFFICi/. CINNER,   American Ambacce: .. Stands on Contention That U is Still at War With . vany. ™

REFUSES TO MEET HIM   German Ambassador Asked to Be Presented to U. s. Ambassador at Paris

U.S. ENVOY SNUBS GERMAN DIPLOMAT   Ambassador Refuses to Mee Berlin Representative,

I, S AMBASSADOR... -DECUNES- TO" MEET: ~~ BERMAN DIPLOMAT   Nations Still at War is Reasor Given by American Repreeontatrve in Paric ”

HUGH WALLACE REFUSES TO MEET GERMANY’S ENVOY   Gives Curt Response When French Ask to Present  Ahan eaandtaxs

HUNGER STRIKERS “NOT QUT-OF DANGER   Given Food. Such Aa Given to Infants Less Than Six- Months -Old.,-

CORK HUNGER STRIKERS ARE RECOVERING   ARE ABLE TO EAT A BIT   NO SOLID FOOD IS GIVE THEM YET, THOUGH. IRISH RIOTS

HUNGER oT RINE AG ARE NOURISHED   It Is Believed All Will. Re. cover, Though They Are Emaciated. —

HUNGER STRIKERS ARE GETTING BACK THEIR APPETITES   Nine~Cork Prisoners Not Yet Out of Danger Says Jail Doctor.   WILL EAT FISH MONDAY

HUNGER STRIKERS APPETITES RETUAN   PRISONERS WILL BE GIVEN SOLD FOOD MONDAY; READ  NEWSPAPERS.

IRISH HUNGER STRIKERS WHO BROKE 94-DAY FAGT WL LIVE. 15 BELIEVED

DUG TURS BEL VE HUNGER OTRIRERS WILL PULL THRU   ‘Are Now Being Giver _ Light Liquid Nour ishment   APPETITES ARE RETURNING RAPIDLY

NINE HUNGER STRIKERS © WiLL RECOVER, STATES, -. REPORT OF “PHYSICIANS

STRONG HOPE FOR HUNGER STRIKER   Given Liquid Nourishment Every Three Hours.

Cork Hunger Strikers Are Out of Danger in Opinion of Physician   Fast of 94 Days Ends—Bein; Given Liquid Food at Present.

AMERICAN TROOPS WILL NOT BE USED IN FIGHTING SLAVS   Great Pressure Has Been Exert:. ed on U. S. to Save Situation in Poland.

AMERICAN TROOPS NOT TO BE USED 10 HALT RUSSIANS   Allied Pressure On America to Participate_ Without Result.   ANXIETY FELT OVER SITUATION   But United States Is In No Posi tlen To Lend Military Assistance.

RUSS CONQUEST OF POLAND MENACING -- PEACE OF WORL!   Trotsky Wins Upper Hand i Inner Soviet and Is Wagin: Communist Conquest Wa  U. S. ASKED TO JOIN CONFFREE

ALL HOPE FOR MAKING — ~ STAND IS ABANDONED      Military Experts Report Retreat from _ Last Line of Defense So Precipitate Bridges Are Left Intact —   GREAT BRITAIN CALLS ON SOVIET . _ FOR QUICK STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

WARSAW TO BE. EVACUATED BY POLISH FORCES   Soviet-Polish Situation Rapidly Assuming Nature of World Problem.   OLES RETREAT FROM BUE

HURRIED CALL 10 DIPLOMATS FORCONFERENCE   As Bolsheviks Rush On Warsaw; Allies To Hold Coun cil Of War.    BULLETIN.

Reds 31 Miles from Capital City, Keep Up Quick Advance   Military. Experts Predict- Removal of Seat of Government to Cracow; Bolsheviki Cross _ .River Bug as ‘Defensive ‘Troops  re a. a a er i,

POI ASH carr TAL DOOMED AS DF: : MORALIZED POLES RETREAT > EN-DISORDER.,

PACKERS PLAN TO SELL YARDS TO PRODUCERS   ‘Big Five’ Counsel Say: Livestock Users to Get Plante—Acks Pair Plo

STOCKYARDS 60 -TO PRODUCERS?   Effort Will Be Made to Sel Them, If Possible, House is Told Today.   GET EVERY OPPORTUNITY

To SELL STOCKYARDS,   Big Five Would Dispose of Them te the Live Stock Producers.

(Continued on Fage Seven) —      PACKERS WOULD OFFER STOCKYARDS  TO PRODUCERS AS PURCHASERS FIRST

GUESTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE   President and Mes. Wilsen Foutertain Been rh Am heeaen der.

ee ee ea ee mene  AGREE OWN 300 MILLIONS TO TIDE THE RAILROADS OVER

FORTY-EIGHT HOUR WEEK FOR ITALY IS THE PROGRAM   Minister of Industry, Commerce, Labor and Food Presents a Bill in Italian Parliament.

CROOKS UNABLE T0 FURNISH SURETIES   More Than 150 Indicted Criminals Languish In New York Jails   MORE CRIMES REPORTED!   Chicago Night Life Must Cease at 1 a. m. Says Police Chief

Urges Ratification of League With Reservations and Renews Attacks on Governor of New Jersey,

BRYAN DECLARES AGAIN FOR PEAC]I   Also Attacks Chairman Cum mings For HobNobbing With N. J. Governor

ARYAN AGN AN ECORI FOR   Attack Is Renewed in Atlante ~~ On Plan to Make Treaty   a Campaign Issue

NIXON REPORTS SLOW. RISE IN TEMPERATURE      ETTLED WE,  : ATHER FOR 3 HOURS. POSSI  SHOWERS

COOLER WEATHER IS PREDICTED BY NIXON   NO IMPORTANT CHANGES 1 TEMPERATURE ARE LOOKED FOR

OGREGON ONLY HOPE OF MEXIGE   BELIEVED TO BE STRONGEST AND MOST CAPABLE MAN TO LEAD COUNTRY

President Obregon Seen _As ‘Strong Man’ to Save. - Mexico; Is Inaugurated   Rv RALPH H. TURNER.

COUNTY HI NVALUE HO   State Report on Assess ments Puts Orange Seventh in California

State Report on Assess ~ ments Puts Orange Seventh in California

GOY. ALLEN LEADS FOR RENOMINATION   GEO. B. SNOW FAILS TO POLL BIG VOTES AWAY FROM COAL REGIONS   HOPKINS HAS LEAD   Chas. Curtis Has 4 or 5 to'l Lead for Senator Over John A. Edwards   Johnathan Davis Leading for ‘Democratic Gubereatorial Nomination—Potts Second

Senator Curtis Also Wins by Wide Margin, Returns From 500 Precincts in the State  Indicate.

GOV. ALLEN LEADS. -FOR RENOMINATION   GEO, B. SNOW FAILS TO POL! BIG VOTES AWAY FROM COAL REGIONS   Chas. Curtis Has 4 or 5 to'l Lead for Senator Over John A. Edwards   Johnathan Davis Leading for }Democratic Guberaatorial Nomination—Potts Second

NEW MONEY WIZARD Al TRAIL END   Foreign Exchange Concert  at Boston Stormed by  Angry Investors  i }

POLAND ASKED BY _ ~ ALLIES TO BISAVOW VILNA OGGUPATION   Contrary to Lithuanian Armis tice Declares Note’ from France and Britain

ADMIT LEAGUE AUTHORITY HAS BEEN SHAKEN   Occupation of Vilna Weak ens Position of League In Europe.

ALLIES WARN POLES GN VILNA.   France and Britain Flint at Action if Situatio.: Is Not Cleared—-Notes Are Firm.:

THAT NEW GAS PLANT   People Shivered Today For Want of  ‘Fuel in Homes

THAT NEW GAS PLANT   Péople Shlivered Todgy For Want 0! Fuel in Homes

VATICAN INTERESTED  IN PRESERVATION OF POLAND: URGES HER T0 MODERATE DEMANDS   \Russians Reach Line Which Warsaw Defenders Expected ta Make Turning Point   FRANCE AND ENGLAND REACH AN AGREEMENT

COX ENGINEER HAS TO JOM      Bursting Flee Floods Cab With a Sealding Steam-——Narrow Escape Krom Accident.

CONNECTICUT IS INVADED BY COX IN SPEECH TOUR   DECLARES NEW FACES ARE NEEDED IN THE SENATE IF LEAGUE IS TO BE RATIFIED.   KEEP BRANDEGEE AT HOME--COX   Continnés His Attack in New Hamp shire ang Massachnsetts Against Moses and Lodge,

THE OTL MARZET.      DULL, SPLITTING, —SIEK HEADACHE   Dr. James’ Headache Powders Relieve at Once—-10 cents a package.

DULL, aPLTTING, CER HEAAACHI   Dr. James’ Headache Powders Relieve at Once-—10 cents a package.

- el alie lnc dead le Sacto  ¢ COURT NOTES °¢  Seeeococcerecoees

HOUSE REJECTS SENATE COMPROMISE PROPOSAL   STRONGLY OPPOSE PLAN PERMITTING STATES TO FEDERAL. IZE NATIONAL GUARD—DEAD.  LOCK SEEMS PROBABLE OVER ISSUE’.

HOUSE TURNS DOWN SENATE ON ARMY BILt   Not in F avor Permitting States to Federalize the National Guard.

REFUSE T0 ALLOW STATES FEDERALIZE NATIONAL GUARI   Action of House Sends Army Reorganization Bill Back To Conference

HOUSE BALKS PLAN TO CHANGE STATUS OF STATE MILITI   Refused to Approve Compro. mise Agreement With Senate to Federalize National Guard by209 to 106.

CONGRESS LOCKS ON GUARD BILL   House Refuses to Back Uy On Its Previous Stand.

‘HARDING SUPPORTS  THE RED CROSS ORIVE   Says the Greatest Exnression of the Compassion of Mankind Should Be Maintained and Supported

HARDING APPEALS FOR THE RED CROSS   PRESIDENT-ELECT ASKS PRO. PLE OF AMERICA TO KEEP UP GOOD WORK

HARDING ENDORSES RED CROSS CRUSADI   Calvin Coolidge, Vice President Elect, Also Appeals in Behalf ~ of Campaign

ENDORSE RED CROSS DRIVE.   Harding ail Conlldlge Jexpress antigest ; in Cioise.

FOURTH ANNUAL ROLL CALL OF AMERICAN RED CROSS   ‘President-Elect Harding Says There Is No other Organization in The World Which Does More Good

NAVAL BOARD APPOINTED IN HAITIAN AFFAIR   WHEEL INVESTIGATE TINDEISCRIMIN ATE KRELLING OF NATIVES (Ss CHARGED

HAI! QUIZ MAY CAUSE TRIP TQ ISLE   Daniels Announces Uprisings Will Be Fully Investigated.

STEAL JEWELS FROM CHURCH   ‘Thievee at New York Take Pearls ana Diamonds Valued at $10,000 to $100,000.

CANNON DAY IN HOUSE   llinoisan Honored as He Makes Long Service Record.   ‘Veteran From Danville Has Sat ir  Congress Forty-Four Years—   Still Vigorous.

LONG SERVICE RECORD   “JOE” CANNON HONORED BY MEMBERS OF HOUSE.   Illinois Veteran Has Sat in Congress Forty-Four Years—Good for Many More.

Many Novel Excuses Made By Ari. zona Men to Evade Pombstone  Wipe: bene est

FLU HITS TOMBSTONE JURY   A Big Family To Support Also Ap, peats to the Judge in the Deportation Cases.

“MAY.-CHALLENGE AMERICAN. --‘YACHTS FOR ANOTHER RACE IF SHAMROCK ’LOSES TODAY

MAY CHALLENGE ‘AMERICAN - YACHTS FOR ANOTHER RACE IF SHAMROCK LOSES TODAY

Urges Support of Republican Candidates for Senate in ° ] Other States.    MUCH RED FIRE AND PARADE IF HE WINS   Republican Candidate Will Receive Returns at His Home,

HARDING Reoto GUNFIDENT Ut HS FLEGTION   Believing He Is Next Presi- dent, Senator Turns to Aid Other Candidates   GREAT CELEBRATION IS PLANNED AT MARION   STAND AGAINST LEAGUE AND IN FAVOR OF ASSOCIATION REITERATED IN FINS! DEF: INITION OF ISSUES.

Republican Nominee ts Conti — dent as 1920 Campaign Reashes End.   REITERATES HIS POSITION!   Candidate Sums Up His Position in Final Statement +n Vaterc.

Devotes Final Hours of Campaign in the Election of Republican Senate---Nine Million Women to Vote.

HARDING ‘  OF HIS STATE   G. 0. P. LEADERS CENTERING EL EVEN TH HOTR a EEE OHES  y..o, §   SENATOR HARDING SPENT . LAST DAY OF CAMPAIGN IW HI OFEICE

HARDING AGAIN DEFINES ISSUE   Confident of Home State He Turns to Aid in €lection of Republican Sen. ate: Outlines Diffeernces Over Ar. ticle 10,

'Harding Pleads For Senate; ' Cox Rests Case On League   & Memocra? Ear 7h Veace

HARDING SG ON HOME STA   THE REPUBICAN CANDIDATE 1 CONFIDENT OF CARRYING OHLO OVER GOV. CO}   TURNS TO THE SENATE   senator Harding is Devoting Before Election fo Assis the Senatirin! Campaign  rion Republicans Plap  Celebrate.

HARDING ISSUES FINAL STATEMENT   LRGES THE ELECTION OF REPUB LIGAN SENATORS TO PUT PARTY IN POWER   RESIDENTS OF MARION PREPAR. ING FOR BIG CELEBRATION TF HARDIAG IS FELECTRED

HARDING WORKS   Comident of Own Victory: Sends Tele * gram’ to Repeblican Candidates

HANDING AIDS INELEGTON OF UPPER HOUSE   MANY VISITORS ARRIVE AT MARION FOR ELECTION NIGHT—PLANS

PAPER SUITS FROM GERMANY WILLBE OBTAINED FOR DISPLAY BY U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENTS

K.P. District Convention at Lake Park   Original K. of P. Bible to Be at 7th and 8th District Confab on Thursday, November 1ith

Rail Failure May Cause A Coal Famine   Thousands of Miners are idle Be: enuse Railroads ave Unable to Move Coal From the Pits—Cold Weather JaterfCres

ANOTHER GOAL FAMINE FEARED BY OPERATORS   Railroads Unable to Move Output of Mines as Result of Heavy Snows   MANY MINES CLOSE IN PITTSBURG DISTRICT   SITUATION DECLARED WORS' EVER FACED BY MINING IN. DUSTRY; THOUSANDS Of MEN ARE IDLE.

FEAR COAL FAMINE BY  INABILITY OF RAILROADS TO SUPPLY ENOUSH CARS

CAR SHORTAGE FELT BY PENNSYLVANIA MINE   Many in the Pitisburgh District Have Been Closed—Railroads Can Offer No Encourage wont

DARING FLYERS GREET PERSHINC   A. E. F. Commander Is Given Rousing Weléome in San Tone

PEROHING 13 GREETED BY CHEERING CAQWDS CN SAN ANTONIE WISH   FORMAL WELCOME EXTENDED T¢ COMMANDPER-IN-CHIEF AT OLD ALAMO PLAZA,

AMERICAN SAVES FIVE JAPANESE PRISONERS FROM SUDDEN DEATH   A Newspaper Correspondent Prevents Execution at Hands of “Partisan” Troops—Acts of Repression by Japanese Troops Blamed.

nEPALOAL THREAT MADE BY alt RlA CHIEF TO JAPAN   Five Nipponese Soldiers Savec by Scribe from Execution, Is Story He Relates.

AMERICAN SAVES 5 JAPANESE   Soldiers Captured by the. Partisan Troops Are Returned With Warn. ing to Jap Gommander.

NEW JERSEY MAY TEST DRY LAW IN THE HIGH COUR   PERMISSION JS GRANTED NEV JERSEY TO FELE COM. PLAINTS AGAINST U.S. OFFICERS   HEARING ON MARCH 25   Goyernment and State Urged to Ex.  pedite Argument, so Tinet Case Can be “Disposed of—Ocher % Pending

NEW JERSEY GRANTED RIGHT TO TEST OUT NATIONAL “DRY” ACT   Proceedings Part Of New Jersey’s Campagn To Defeat Prohibition.

NEW JERSEY IN DRY LAW FIGHT   Supreme Court Will Hea State’s Battle Against Prohibition March 29.

HIGH TRIBUNAL! bHANTo JERGEY WETS PETITION   State Given Permission. tc File Bill of Complaint Against Prohibition   PROCEEDINGS SIMILAR TO RHODE ISLAND’S   SCIT TO KILL VOLSTEAD TLAW AND PROHIBITION AMEND. MENT EXPECTED TO BY HEARD BY MAR. 29.

APPLICATION GRANTED   New Jersey to Attack Constitutional Prohibition.

NEW JERSEY WINS PRIMARY STEP   Liquor Fight May be Carried to Hich Tribunal

GALES ON LAKES  AND - SEABOARD ARE DUE TONIGH!   Weather Bureau Sends: Ou General Warning for

THREE STORM WARNINGS BY WEATHER MAN   Northeast Gales Predict ed for This Coast Tonight.

COLD WAVE COVERS COUNTRY, GALES SWERP COAST   STORM MOVES NORLNWARD FROM GULF, CEN. TERS OFF GEORGIA.  Peosep IN PLAINS   Warnings Hoisted Along At*tintic From Cape Hatteras to Maine.

STORM WARNING ALONG. E. COAST   Gales From Hatteras to Main: and on Lakes Erie and On. . tario Forecast   Cautions Sent to All’ Shipping on Seaboard—Three Separate Warnings

GALES ON THE ATLANTIC FROM HATTERAS T0 MAINE AND ON THE GREAT LAKE'

STORMS THREATEN ATLANTIC SHIPPING   Gale is Accompanied by Rair And Danger Seen For Vessels at Sea.   LAKES DUE FOR A BLOW

Predicts Gales on Atldutic-and - Gulf Coasts and on the _ Great Lakes   FROST EXPECTED ‘TONIGHT IN UPPER LAKE REGIOK   Lawest September Temperature ‘Recorded in South

GALES 10 SWEEP ATLANTIC COAS      Freezing Temperatures Hil  ‘Kansas; Early Frosts Kill Corn Crop

STORM WARNINGS ISSUED BY U, S. WEATHER BUREAU   Predicts Gales on Atlantic ance Gulf Coasts and on the Great Lakes   FROST EXPECTED TONIGHT IN UPPER LAKE REGIOM   Lowest September Temperature Recorded in South

STORM WARNINGS ISSUED BY U. 3.   GALES TO PREVAIL THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT.

STORM WARNING FOR EAST COAST AND LAKE REGION   shipping Warned To Watct For Big Blow.

FORECASTS GALES ON SEABOARD   Bad Storms Reporte: Moving North Along Atlantic Coast

SPECIAL VENIRE SECURED TODA)   NAMES OF MEN DRAWN FOR PROSPECTIVE JURORS IN TRIAL OF GEORGE X. OGDEN.   CASE BEGINS WEDNESDAY

Nes aan   FARMERS COMPOSE VERIRE   Second Trial of indianapelis Colored Man Will Open on Monday Morning.

_ es ee es a ARKANSAS CENTRAL COMMITTEE SELECT DEMOCRAT DELEGATES

nla ADDR UPEN LETT Eh TO CANDIDATES   Mayoress’ Sisters Ask Cox and Harding for “Message of Hope” for Ireland   LORD-MAYOR VISITED BY HIS AMERICAN BROTHER   RELATIVE, ARRIVING MYSTE.RIOUSLY, IS ASTONISHED AT BRITISH INDIFFERENCE TO TERENCE’'S PLIGHT.

PLEA FOR “IRISH HOPE” MADE   MacSwiney’s Sisters Appeal to Cox and Harding

SKS. MESSAGE OF HOPE FOR IRELAND   Open Letter to Cox and Hard: ing Seeks Stand on Irish: Question. °

Ask Messages of Hone For Ireland   SISTERS OF LADY Mac SWINEY ASK PRESIDENTIAL CANDIHATES FOR WESSAGE

STOCK UIVIDENG IS PASSED   American Internationa! Corporatior of New Yerk Unable to Pay < Regular Quarterly, .

re recreate  FIRST WOUNDED YANK NERVOUS AT ALTAR   Could Face German Guns With Ease, but “Marrying Proposition” Got Him.

WILL IMPANEL GRAND JURY TO LOOK INTO CHARGES OF RECEIVING “HUSH MONEY”

DONT LET BRITISH PULL WOOL OVER YES’ SIMS TOLD   \dmiral  Diseloses Instrue tions Received When Leaving America For England   SENSATION IS” CREATED!   source Of Instruetion Not Dis closed, But Was Some One In Authority

Sensational Testimony Give en to Senate Sub-Com- ~ mittee by Admiral      INVESTIGATION OF NAVY’ WAR CONDUCT PLANNED   JIMS DECLARES U-BOAT MENS ACE NOT SO GRAVE AS ne PORTED AND TR ANSPORT NOT THREATENED.

PAUL DESCHANEL PRESIDENT OF FRANCI   ADMIRAL SIMS RECEIVES FEW STRANGE INSTRUCTIONS FROM UNDISCLOSED SOURCE

Just as Soon Fi ig chi tthe’ British as the “Germans   ADMIRAL SIMS SAYS THAT WAS HIS PARTING INSTRUCTIONS WHEN HE ENTERED THE WORLD WAR. :

SIMS ROUSES CONGRESS; SAYS INSTRUCTED U. S. READY TO FIGHT ENGLAND

Went to London with His Eyes Fully “Open’’ He Testified Today   INSTRUCTED NOT TO BE A “PLAYTHING’:   Was Told America Was Ready to Take On the - English

AAMED ROBBERS WOULD AEGEIVE LIFE SENTENG   Will Ask New ‘Tesey Lesidlabun To Make Law.

TO COMBAT CRIME IME WAVE   New Jersey Governor Calls Conferenee of Officials.

President Wilson - Admits a Birthday   The Presideny Celebrates His Sixty. Fourth Birthday Foday. -

WILSON 64 YRS. OLD YESTERDAY   Received Many Messages Of Con gtatulation; Two Daughters a With Him. .

PRESIDE WILSON 5 04 YEARS OLI   Celebrates His Birthday with Visit of Relatives. — Will Attend Miss Brown’s Wedding This Evening.—Broth er-in-law Visits Him.

AMERICA MUST MAINTAIN ITS  _ EXPORT TRADI   Cotton Manufacturers Urge Necessity of Active Campaign in Fe oreign Markets. -

REED FOR EXPORT = TRADE IN COTTON ——TNDSTRY URGED  By Spsakers At Semi-Annual Meeting  of Cotton Manufacturers Association

EXPORT TRADE IN . . COTTON ESSENTIAL   Americans Must. Make More Cotton and Sent to Maret Instead of Raw Product.

SARAH E, OLOWAM “DIED SUDDENLY   DEATH OCCURRED AT HOME WEST OF HERE AT EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING.   HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY

SARAH E. OLDHAM ‘ALONZO D, TREES DIED SUDDENLY. HAS PASSED AWA)   DEATH OCCURRED AT HOME WEST FUNERAL SERVICES +AT OF HERE AT EARLY HOUR  CREEK BAPTIST CHURC THIS MORNING. FORMER RESIDEN’   HOLD FUNERAL THURSDAY LEFT COUNTY 32 YEARS AGO

INFLUENZA CONTINUES TO INCREASE IN UL §   Reperts to Public Health Service Show That Bpidemic is Spreading but Situation iy Xot Adarmings

AEPUHT a oilUW FLU EPIDEMIC OTL SPREAD   Officials of Public Health Service Insist Situation Is Not Alarming   DISEASE BREAKS OUT IN FLORIDA RESORTS   MORE THA™ OND THOUSAND CASES ARE REPORTED IN NEW YORK STATED WITHIN LAST 24 HOURS,

GEN PETLURA'S ARMY HAS BEEN SHATTERED   Anti-bolshevik Forces Routed After A Battle Lasting Thirteen Days.

FIGG DENIES > PALMER BOOST ALLEGATIONS   Assistant Attorney General Issues Statement Denying Charges of Miss Olivia Brueggeman.   KENYON MAKES DRASTIC DEMAND   Senator Will Ask for Repeal of Haif Million Appropriation to Fight High Cost of Living.

COMMITTEE G0ES MORE DEEPLY INTO CONTACL OF PAPERS   Absence of Witness Halts Anquiry Info implied Contribution To Cox   MRS. PARKS DICE VRIES CHARGES ARE FALSE      Tells Senaie Commiltee That She Bought Stuek In Stars and Stripes Company and “That Nauvonal Commiltee Maosnhore Did Nat

SEES RESEATING OF SOCIALISTS   TWO ASSEMBLYMEN SAY LOVALTY IS NOT DEFINITE THING BUT VARIES

COLFAX (ILL.) BANK CLOSED   Private Institution Suspends, Due to Excessive Loans to Farmers— Said to Be Solvent.

BIG BILLS ARE  YET TO BE PASSED      Much Work Abend ot Cohyress Hefine Convention Hecess Cag te Taken

CONGRESS BUT 10 DAYS TO RECESS   And Only Nine of the Sixteen Appropriation Measures Are Passed

9 APPROPRIATION BILLS NOT PASSED   BY CONGRESS, AND ADJOURY. MENT OR RECESS ONLY TEN PAVs sway

APPROPRIATION MEASURES NOT PASSED BY CONGRESS   Only Ten Days’ Remain Before Pro posed Hecess or Adjournment.

CONGRESS HAS TEN DAYS BEFORE PROPOSED RECESS   Nine of The Sixteen Big Appropriation Measures Have Not Yet Reen Passed.

CONGRESS HAS MUCH WORK 10 ACCOMPLISH   Nine Appropriatior Measures Must Be Done Away With.

ONLY TEN DAYS ARE LEFT AND NOTHING DONE   Republican Congress Has Disregarde ed Pubtic Interests tn its SenseJess Fight on Wilson.

CONDITION. CRITICAL   Mrs. C. A. Smart Taken to K. C. Hospital Monday

CONIFTION CRITICAL    Mrs. Cc. A. Smart Taken to K. C. . Hospital Monday

STRONG FORGE fo UOPATCHEL  TO CATCH VILL   FORMER CARRANZA GENERAL JOINS BANDIT CHIEF WITH FORMIDABLE ARMY.

10 SEND MEN AGAINST VILLA      Ten ‘Thousand Troop: . Have. Been Ordered ‘to Chihuahua

LAY ASIDE TREATY OF PEACE AFTER‘A LONG DISCUSSION   Senale Discards Measure For Present lo Take Uy Railroad and” Other Log. islalion. 3

Drape BUPT ie  eer its: Ten bil  ian iol a Lf bu Aes Hae id.  OFA E HGEE      Senators Will Now Wrest _ With Pressing. Domestic : Legislation.

TREATY OF PEAGE LAID ASIDE TEMPORARI   Senate Will Wrestle With Rail road and Other Domestic Legislation.

‘Dry Claims All The Credit for Prohibitionists   Woman Suffrage, Direct Election of Senators, Chilc Labor Yaws, Declared Prohibitionists’ Work.

DRY LEADER RAPS HARDING AND COX   SAXS: THAT KRARDING IN A} ANTL-PROHIBITIONIST AND cOX AND OUT AND OCT WET   OPENING . SESSIGN. OF PRoHEBITION NATION CONYVEN. TION AT LINCOLN, NER .-

BOTH OLD PARTIED WOKEN BY URNS   REPUBLICANS AND DEMO CRATS COME IN FOR BITTER VERBAL DRUBBING   Speakers Assert Wets Hope the Country Be Lulled Into Indifference and Tolerance For King Booze.

WATKINS SCORES THE REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS   TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF DRY PARTY OPENS CONVENTION IN 1ANCOLN TODAY

EH! HINSHAW TELLS DRYS   Open First Day of Lin. coln Convention Today.

ees a   New Legislators Speculate ol Probable Leader in Next House.

NAMED FOR IMPORTANT JOB        SULLIVAN COUNTY REPR NSENTATIVE IN STATE LEGISLATURE ON. VISTTEING COMMITTEE

GOES TO GERMANY T@ WED   Former Ruthven .Young Man Goes Loug Distance for Bride.

STREET FIGHTING If BELFAOT AE-DCCURS; TROOPS PATROL CIT)   Two Killed; Many Wounded In Night Of Fighta ' ing,

MORE KILLED IN IRISH RIOTING   3ELFAST AND OTHER IRISH CITIES CONTINUE TURBULENT,

VETERANS DROWN IN MISSISSIPP   Men Who Fought Thru World War Lose Lives When Windstorm Upsets Carnce Near Keokuk.

KEOKUK SOLDIERS © “WERE DROWNEL   Two: Veterans of the. World. War Lost Livés Whert Canoe Upset - in: Mississippi.

CHURCH MAY WITHDRAW   Presbyterians May Leave Interchurch Movement.

PRESBYTERIANS MAY PULL OUT OF INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE   Recommendation Made at Meeting of General Assembly Today

USE ASHES FOR ROADS   LOCAL EDUCATOR CALLS ATT ENTION TO METHOD USED ~ TN LA CROSSE

USE ASHES FOR ROADS   LOCAL EDTCATOR CALLS ATT. ENTION TO VETROD USED  FA Pt seranyeer

OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH   Legislatures ot Many States Asked to Provide Eaefercement.

Plans Drawn to Eliminate Baseball, Movies and Automobiling on Sunday

‘BAPTISTS DECLARE FOR PACT   Corivention. Adopts Resolution Urging President Wilson and Senate to Ratify Peace Tréaty.

ALLIES FRIENDLY TQ ITALY AGAIN   Italians Expect Complete Sup. port Of Its Adriatic Policy Hereafter.

ltaly’s Relations With Her. Allies Better Than Ever Newspapers Say

WANTS ITALY 10 STRIKE HARD   Newspaper Favors Militan’  Attitude to Enable Country ) to Branch Out.

GIFT WILL BUILD . LIBRARY ADDITION   UNKNOWN DONOR WILL GIVE $15,900 ‘TO $25,000 FOR :  wT rer ictw   AVAILABLE NEXT YEAR   To Construct Addition on West Side of the Present Library to the Alley   Additional Room Needed ‘at Library and Gift Just: Announced > Will Provide it) +

CHET WILL BUILD  LIBRARY ADDITION   UNKNOWN DONOR WILLGIVE $15,000 TO $25,000 FOK PURPOSE   AVAILABLE NEXT YEAR   To. Construct Addition on Wes! Side of ‘the Present Library to the Alley   Additional Reom Needed at Li. brary and Gift Just . Announced Will Provide it

WANTS WOMAN TE TESTIFY IN GAGE   Coroner’s Jury Starts Probe of Mysterious Denton Slaying in Los Angeles.

DENTON CRIME STILL MYSTER}   Goroner’s Jury: Attempting to Fir Responsiblity For Slaying of Wealthy Man.

LEGION CONSIDERS NEXT COMMANDER   Question of Next Chief is Re ceiving Much Attention— Convention Sept. 27

THE THREATENED  STRIKE SAID TO BE MOST SERIOUS   THAT IS THE WAY THE WHITE HOUSE REGARDED THE SITCATION TODAY,   Secretary Tumulty Conferred With President Wilson Regarding Forthcoming Action— Advisors Are  in Close Touch.

LEADERS OF ORGANIZED RAILROAD WORKERS MEET RAR. BIRECTOR HINES TO PRESENT THE DEMANDS   The Communication Is Said to Be an Ultimatum, Although Rail Men Would Not Divulge Contents

TOSETTLE RAIL WAGES   Committee To Washing ton in An Effort To Avoid Strike.

"GGIE STATENS   Washington Welcomes. New Year Without Public Functions,   IOINNER DANCES POPULAR.   Marshall Asks That Nation and Citizeos be-. Given Faith, Hope and Charity—Lanc Wishea that 1020 be Lincoln  ‘Year-—Messages of _ Other pore

CAPITAL OBSERVES PASSING OF 1919   DINNER DANCES AT HOTELS ID WASHINGTON MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.   NEW YEAR IS WELCOMED   Some Members of Parties “Brought Their Own” and “Dry Lid” Is Not Entirely Clamped.

NeW YEAR MESOAGES TO PEOPLE FROM HIGH FEDERAL OFFICIAL   MARSHALL PRAYS FOR FAITH. HOPE AND CHARITY—LANE WANTS YEAR WHEN — WE SEE THRU LINCOLN’S EYES.

Marshall Asks That Nation and Citizens be. Given Faith, Hope and Charity-—Lane Wishes that 1920 be Lincoln Year——Messages of Other Officials. '

NO FORMAL WATCH PARTY WAS HELD Al “THE WAITE HOUSE   Washington Welcomed New Year Without Public or SemiPublic Functions.   MESSAGE TO THE NATION FROM THE VICE-PRESIDENT   Secretary Lane in His Greetings Ex. presses Wish That 1920 May be a Lincoln Year, When People Will Learn to Look at Things Through Lincoln's Eyes,

WITH HOPE SET HIGH   WASHINGTON SEES PROMISE OF BETTER DAYS AHEAD.   Entry of 1920 Net Marked by Public or Semi-Public Fuactions, But Private Observances—Rev. elry in Big Cities.

eee ee  PARTY COUNC ILS MEET AT TOPEKA      Drafting of State Platforms Mos Important Work on Day’s Provram

PARTY COUNCILS MERT AT TOPEKL   Drafting of State Platforms Mos! Important Work on Day's Provratia

MORROW TAKES ISGUE WITH CALDER   Says No Emergency in Coa Dee hegchea:

DENIES NEED FOR CONTROL OF COM   COAL ASSOCIATION PRESID ENT SAYS INDUSTRY CAN CARE FOR ITSELF.   PRODUCTION 15 INCREASING   Bituminous Mines of the Country Mr. Morrow Deciares, Are Meeting the Situation -Admirably.

COAL BARON VERY OPTIMISTIC OVER COAL SITUATION   Nothing to Worry Ov. er at All (B-r-r-r, Colder, No Coal.)

NO EMERGNECY NOW EXISTS   Coal Miners Are Capable of Solving Their Own Problems

No Call For Threatened Federal Control, Insists : Official.   RESERVES _ ACCUMULATED   Difficulty Has Been With Trans portation Which Is Improved.

LOTS OF GOAL NOW. ASSETS CRITIC O PIV TRECLATICN   Coat Ass'n Head Lays Trouble to Railroads and Flays Federal Interference.

U. 5. CONTROL OF COAL MINES HIT   Head Of Operators’ Associatior Declares No Emergency Exists Now.

JERSEY GiTY HAS CURFEW FOR NEGROES   Police Say Order is Cue te Frequent Hold-tips,

Trish Republican Army 300,000, British Are Told   MacSwiney Is Said to Have Passed Fair Night, But Ts Very Weary.

SINN FEINERS HAVE 300,000 MEN IN ARMY   ARE WELL EQUIPPED EXCEPT FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY.

FORCE OF 300,000 — IRISH REPORTED READY FOR FIGHT   War Machinels Fully Equipped WithSmall Arms and Machine Guns; Lacks Artillery

ARMY TEACHES BIG OTRENGTT WELL EQUIPPED   Republican Army In _ Ire land Recruited to 300 Thousand.   DENY STATEMENT   Report Untrue Of British Desire To Assassinate Sinn Fein Leaders.

HAMMOND SHOWS .BIG GAIN   Population of 36,004 Is Increased of 15,070 in Ten. YearsaMonroe, Mich., 11,573.

waits RECONSTRUCT FILTER AT THE SHERIDAN FURNACI      ‘Lavino Company Hopes to Prevent-Pollution o! the Tulpehocken Creek and Killing of Fish— Contract Has Been Awarded.

Mu RECONSTRUCT FILTER AT THE SHERIDAN. FURNACE   -Lavino Company Hopes to’ Prevent Pollution of 2, the Tulpehocken Creek and Killing of Fish— - Contract Has Been Awarded.

FARMERS ANUP] STRIKE WEAPON   Won't Send Grain to Market Until Fair Price is Obtained.   DEMAND $3 FOR THEIR WHEAT   Price of Flour Jumps 40 Cents a Bar. rel in a Da;z-—Procucers Declare Prices Have Been Manipulated by Gamb.ers,

“WHEAT STRIKE” BY U.S, FARMERS   Refuse to Send Grain to Market Until a Fair Price Can Be Obtained.   FARMERS’ POSITION IS GOOD   Never Better Situated to Forge Prices Up, Declare Chicago Millers-—Price of Flour Jumps 40 Cents‘ 4 Barrel in Day.

GERMANS OBJECT 10. “TRIMPHAL” ENTR'      GERMANY WiLL PROTEST AGAINST FLOWER SHOW BY 4 FRENCH IN RHINE PROVINCES

bLAIMANY WIL NOT TOLERATE FRENCH ENTRY   Obstinate Attitude Is Assumed Against Proposed “Triumphal Entry”

SENATORS REJECT MANDATE PLAN   Foreign Relations Committe Refuses Wilson’s Request on Armenia.

ANDATE” REFUSAL REGARDED CERTAIN BY BOTH PARTIES   SENATE FOREIGN RELATION COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST STEP 11 to 4,   DEMOCRATS AGAINST PLAN   Action of Body Taken as Index That Both Houses Will Decline Wilson’s Request by Large Majority.

MANDATE REJECTION SEEN AS CERTAINTY   Senate Foreign Relations Com. mittee Votes Against President’s Armenian Proposal _

SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS: DY SPURNS -iANDATE   Jongreds.onel Leaders Now ee Certain Defeat of Arqmenian Matter.

RESCOTS PROPOSAL GF ric MENT  i tee ae ae ee  ya mtn 1 nmin iiinn  g Pee   yah abe Tate lar sonaia. = Commilise Oppases  feandaie Over Armenia:

COMMITTEE BARC WILSON REQUEST FOR MANDATORY   By Vote of Eleven to Four Senate Committee Rejects Plea of President   WILLIAMS ONLY ADVOCATE   Resolution Will Be Brought Before Senate for Debate and Attempted Vote

RESOLUTION AIMED AT NEAR EAST MANDATI   Committee Reports Out Armenian Mandate Question--Adverse Action Probable

TO DECLINE MANDATE      Fate Probably Settled by Action of Committee ~

SENATE DECLINES 10 GRANT MANDATE OVER ARMENIA NOW   Resolution Is To Be Brought Up For Debate, But It Is Expectec Committee Action Will Stand.   SOLID REPUBLICAN SUPPORT

J. §. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA DECLINED BY SENATE COMMITTEE   President Wilson’s Proposal Goes Down to Defeat before Foreign Body 11 to 4

READY TO MEET IRISH   LLOYD GEORGE NONCOMMITTAL WHEN QUESTIONED IN HOUSE.   Wants to Know Who's Going to De the Talking for Ireland in the Pariey.

ENGLAND READY T0 MAKE PEACE WITH THE IRISE   BURNING OUEST! EST 1ON RAISED IN HOUSE OF COMMONS BY MEMBERS QUIZZING PREEAEFER TLEOVD trope,

LLOYD GEORGE WILL NOT COMMENT ON IRISH SITUATION   Public Aske if There is Truth hi Statement That Peace With Sinn Fein ie Near.

IRISH PEACE MEET ISNOW UNDER WA\   Lloyd George Says He’s Ready to Meet Irish.   But He Wants to Know Who Is Goin to Taik for treiand in Propesed Truce.

PEACE PARLEY IS OK   Lioyd George Says He’s Ready to Meet Irish.   But He Wants to Know Who Is Going to Talk for Ireland in Proposed Truce.

LLOYD GEORGE READY TO MEET IRISH   But He Wants to Know Who Is Going to Talk for Ireland in Proposed Truce.

CONTINUING ITS PROFITEER HUNT   Pays Little Regard to Spreading Wave of Price Reductions   GIVES WOMEN CREDI   Garvan Says That They, With Press, Formed “Combination” to Break H.C. L.

J. S. PROFITEER HUNTERS CONTINUING THEIR PROBES   Regardless of Spreading Wave of: Price Reductions, “Flying Squad-  ron” Is on the Job,

TO FIGHT PROFITEERING,   Federal Official Says Merchants Did Not Cut Prices From Patriotic Motives.

“THAT PATRIOTIC STUFF IS PUREST BUNK,” SAYS GARVIN   He Wants Country to Know That Department Agents Deserve Credit for Putting Fear Into Merchants Who Have Been Cutting Prices Recently.

PRICE REDUCTION WAVE WILL NOT HALT EFFORTS FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY

GOVERNMENT STILL IN PROFITEER PROBE   FEDERAL AGENTS ORDERED TO 20 CITIES IN SPITE OF PRICE CUTTING WAVE   SCORES — MANUPACTURERS   Garvan Declares Trade Associations Try to Halt Movement—No “Pre-War Normal”

ONLY FAIR PROFIT BEING MADE BY  MERCHANTS OF GAPITAL CITY--BIG  GITY CENTERS DIFFER FROM LOCA

WILL GO AHEAD — WITH THE PROBE OF HIGH PRICES   PALMER'S HUNT FOR PROFI TEERS HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO A SCORE OF CITIES,   Assistant Attorney-General Scoffs at Ciaim that Merhants Are Actuated by Patriotic Motives, Asking Why Theic. PerZotismis 80 Belated.

PURE BUNCOMBE MA. GARVAN SAYS   Doesn’t Credit Patriotic Claims of Merchants  DRIVE WILL CONTINUE   Department of Justice to Investigate Margins of Profit Regardless of Sweeping Wave of Price Reductions Now in Evidence — Three Things Responsible

Assistant to Palrner Asserts Merchants Fear Prosecution for Gouging   PEAK OF HIGH PRICES ‘AGAIN’ PASSES TO REAR   Normal Condition Far Off But Recession is Starting, “Says Garvan

Final Days Find  Camp Of Wood And Harding Both Fighting Hard   DEMOCRATS ARE QUIET   (rovernor Cox Has No Opposi tion At Ballot Box From Party

CUTS UTAH MINERS WAGES   Reductions are Decided Upon at Salt Lake Conference of Operators

UTAH MINERS’ WAGES CUT      “Reduction of 75 Cents to $1 a Day Decided Uporat a Conference at Salt Lake City.

WINSANTL-TRUST SUT AGAINST READING (0   GOVERNMENT ORDERS DIS SOLUTION OF CONCERN AND AFFILIATIONS.

Reading Railroad Must Divorce Itself From Anthracite Coal Industry.   DISSOLUTION OF COMPANIES ORDERED   The Vote in the High Court Four to Three, Two Not Voting.

DRYSHAD _ “SMALL HOPE OF PASSING   THE  CRABBE ENFORCE: - MENT BILL AS. AN EMERGENCY MEAS  TTT Tt   The Republican Committee  Meets Behind Closed  -Doors in Discussing an Inrame Tay Pill for Ohio.

SAYS PUBLIL Bistus td WITH THE LEGISLATURI   nepresentative moppie Wants To Adjourn After Failure To Solve Taxation Problem.  nen rears ata  DRYS FACE DIFFICULTY  ee rr  Re-Submission of Classification   DRYS FACE DIFFICULTY

DAYS PUBLIO DiduuS tb WITH THE LEGISLATURE   Representative Hopple Wants To Adjourn After Failure To Solve Taxation Problem.  DRYS FACE DIFFICULTY  eect  :  Re-Submission of Classification Of Property May Be ia Up.

DRY FORCES LOSE HOPE OF GETTING TWO-THIRDS VOTE   Believe Bill Can’ Not Be Passed as Emergency Measure,   MINGRITY_ LEADER. SCORES "FAILURE TO AGT OM TAX LAR   Declares Public Has Become Disgusted With Assembly’s Tacties.

DRYSHAD. SMALL HOPE ~ OF PASSING   THE CRABBE ENFORCE: MENT BILL AS AN EMERGENCY MEAS  TITW wn   ee ae  The Republican Committee Meets Behind Closed - Doors in Discussing an In anma Tay Rill far Ohio.

BRUT at FLAG Ta CAUSE OF AIOI   lrish Tear Down Emblem at New York Theater.   WOMAN LEADS THE ATTACK   Decoration Was in Honor of Armis. tice Week and Included Flags of All the Allies—One Man Injured.

IRISH RIOT OVER _ BRITISH FLAG   Sympathizers Object to Display of Emblem in; New Yrok Theater. .   ARMISTICE WEEK DECORATION   Polica Reserves aré Called Out, but Crowd Had Diabersed Before They Arrived—Ooly One Man Iniured During Disturbance.

SUGAR GROWERS PAY 28c   Prices Raised in Heart of U. 5, Cane Producing Section.

BRYAN OUTLINES IDEAS OF DEMOCRAT PLATEORW   WILSON ADMINISTRATION TO BE ENDORSED AND WETS TO BE ROUTED, WHILE PARTY IS  ' TO TAKE STAND FOR LABOR

Invading Reds Reinforced by Fresh Troops Appear to be Making New Gains; Situation Growing More Critical; Reports Indicate Polish North Wing Is Retiring Rapidly   WEYGAND OFFERED COMMAND

CLOSING GRIP ON WARSAW      Soviet Armies Drawing Giant Pin. cers Around t™e Capita] of Poland 

SLOWLY, oURELY AUSUIANS CLOSE IN ON WARSAW   General Weygand of French Army is Offered Command of Polish Forces. Weigand Forces Concentrate.  SO ane eee ne ee aa  HUN Ure M HELP  a   Battle of Warsaw Scheduled to Be in Warsaw, Not on Bug River,  Is Expert Opinion.

RED ASS ARMY GROWS, VICTORY “CEATIIN SOOM   FRENCH CHIEF TO COMMAND   WEYGANG OFFERED POST. BY POLES—DETAILS OF FIGHTING.

REDS CLOSE IN ON WARSAW   Polish Capital Almost Sourrounded With the Defenders Steadily Falling Back.

COAL GOES UP FO PAY RAISE IN MINERS WAGI   ‘Tnerease Will. Range From 23 Cents - ..,,/te-a Dollar Per Ton

THE PRICE OF COAL IS SOARING AGAIN   With the Removal of Federat Control of Prices Operators Annonnce Increases Tramediately Erfective,

Increase in Coal Prices Effective Today or Tomorrov   To Pay the Increased Wages Allowed the Miners, Was Predicted by Retall Coal Dealers  Rw TTuitaA Wenae 4

GO OVER TO THE PUBLIC   Increase in Miners Wage Brings Boost in Retail Coal Prices   General Public to Bear Increases, Dealers Announce Today

INCREASE. INCOAL PRICES   REPORT PRICES WILL IN (HEARSE FROM 23 CENTS ‘TO ONE DOLLAK FER TAN   DEALERS IN SOME STATES CONTINUE TO SELL AT : OBL PRICE

DES MOINES PUTS 10 PER CENT ON rO FWEL PRICES   J. S$. Regulation Off anc Operators Get Theirs At Once.

COAL PRICES START UPWARD   Public Feels Reaction From “Settlement” Reached by Wilson’s Commission.   BURDEN IS ON CONSUMER

oIMS FAILS TO OFFER REMEDY FOR FAULTS   Declares He Can Not Do- So Until Investigation Is Com* pleted.

0 COUNTS ARE  NY INDICTMENT  LODGED oY olMa AGAINST CHIEF   Rear Admiral Lays Before Senate Committee Specific Chara. fog ct Mistakes and Costly Delavs.   NO RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING REMEDIES   sap. to Suggest Remedial Proposals Unless a Full and Sweeping Probe  of His Charges Is Made,

SIMS URGES FULL PROBE OF CHARGES   Says Inquiry is Needed to Fix Responsibility.   NO PROPOSALS ORDERED.   Cross Examination Postponec Until Monday on Request of Democratic Senators-—Cap. tain Lanning, Commander oi Destroyer Force in Atlantic, Called to Testify.

CROSS QUESTION SINS ON MONDAY   Says Full Investigation Must Be Made to Determine the Responsibility   NO RECOMMENDATIONS   Senators Ask Time to Ga Over Testimony Offered inDirect Examination

SIMS REFUSES TO PLAGE BLANE AT. ANY ONE STATION   Docs Not: Care “To Make ‘Any Remedial: Suggestions Until En«lite Case Has: Been: Gone “Inte.   THIRTEEN ‘DIRECT CHARGES.

AESPONGIBILITY FOR CONDITIONS   Can be Determined Only or Full Investigation   SAYS ADMIRAL SIMS   Indicter of Navy Department Declines to Attempt to Formulate Remedial Proposals in Advance of Probe Cross Examniation is Postponed Until Monday.

Vice soos  INVESTIGATION  bara eos   ‘Can Make No Recommenda tions. Until After Charges Are Upheld, He Says.

SIMS DECLINES TO FIX BLAME   Asks Further Probe of Hi: Charges Against Navy  Department.

SIMS ACCUSES WD INDIVIOUAL   Admiral’s Testimony Not Di rected Against Any One Person.

SIMS MAKES 13 SPECIFIC CHARGES OF DERELICTION   Mistakes and Costly De‘lays Described by .Admiral.   FAILED TO HEED ENEMY SUCCESSES   Time Meant Nothing to Department, He Says.

SLATED FOR DEFEAT   HOUSE PARTY CHIEFS SAY issu ANCE OF MORE BONDS WOULD MEAN INFLATION AND IN.  CREASE IN LIVING raer

PARTY LEADERS. . OPPOSE -AID 10 SHEDIERS NOW   They Say the Value: af Liberty B Bonds Qutstanding Would’ Be Jeopardized by Such Legistatisn,

Leaders of Both Parties In House Firmly Oppose Soldier Aid Legislation

QULDIERS AID MAY HIT OPPOSITION   Leaders of Both Parties in the House Say Demands of Ex-Service Men are Impossible.   WOULD MEAN BOND ISSUE   ‘Committees May Offer Such Legis—Jfation Within Next Two or Three Years.

NO SOLDIER LEGISLATION AT PAIS SESSION   THIS. WAS. THE. ANNOUNCEMENT OF LEADERS OF BOTH PAR     The Value of the Large Amount of Liberty Bonds Outstanding Would Be Jeopurdized, is State_ ment They Made.

A OLD All TH WONG coal   Leaders of Both Parties Against Bonuses and Home-Farm Loans   VETERAN BODIES ARE UNAGREED ON PLANS   Troop-Aid Programs Submitted Vary from Two to Sixteen Billions

PARTY LEADERS OPPOSE SOLDIERS  AID LEGISLATION   Take Stand that U.S. Bonds Outytand ing Woalg Be Eadly Jeopardived   AGAINST ANY ACTION AT PRESEXT SESSIOD   Relieve This Wontd Mean that Bond: Would Depreciate Very Ms fermally

FUND SHORTAGE TO DELAY DEMANDS   Issuance of Bonds Would Jeon ardize Liberty Note Issues   WOULD INCREASE H. GC. L.   Democrats in Committee Solic Acainst Bonus Leoislation

NO SOLDIER BONUS LEGISLATION NOV   Leaders of Both Pariles WIL Oppose  Any Action of This Congress Be.  cause of Unsettling Affect

PARTY LEADERS IN CONGRESS OPPOSE SOLDIERS’ BONUS   BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUB LICANS ARE-INCLINED TO REJECT DEMANDS OF SERVICK MEN   INCREASE LIVING COSTS   Bonus Plan” Would Reduce Market Value of Bonds, Increase Inflation and Boost Cost of Living, Leaders Aesort

COX FOUGHT WOMEN'S FIGHT IN OHIO STATE   Without Vetes They Have Got. ten Many Laws Through Governor's Influence

COX FOUGHT FOR WOMEN IN OHI   Without Votes They Have Gotten Many Laws Through the Governor’s Influence

oY, GOK CANPAIGNIN IN FAR WEST   Governor’s Train Met Everywhere Bu Large and Enthusiastic Crowds

UVERNDH LUX IN IDAHO TODAY   Next President is Forced to Abandon Back Platform Speeches.

STANDARD BEARES WELCOMES RESPUTE   fax Makes 36 Speeches in Four Days.

COX HAS MADE 36 SPEECHES IN FOUR DAYS   Next President is Campaign. ing in Northeastern Montana Today.

COX 1S IN OREGON,   Democrntic Caniidate 4s Confident He -Has Made Great_Inroads to Enemys Sironzhoid.

LIQUOR ISSUE DEAD --GOX TELLS GROWD   Will Enforce Ali Laws, Regard less of Interests Affected, ‘ lf Flactad

LABOR BOARD REFUSES 10 REOPEN AWARD   [Rejects the Petition By  Union Heads For Rehearing of Case   GUTCOME IS DOUBTFUL   Union Chiefs Probably Will Sub mit Increase to Ben Witheut Any Recommendation

DECLINE TO REOPEN RAIL WAGES AWARD   LABOR BOARD SAYS ITS DEC ISION MUST BE FINAL.   Referendum Vote Probably the Next Step. Withont Recommendation From Union Leaders of Ac ceptarnce or Rejeetion.

BLAMED POR SUGAR SHORTAGE,   Pederal Lquatization Board Responethhie i¢ ta Clainrwt

ONO SHORTAGE FAULT OF BOARD   Cameron’s Annual Report on Sugar Situation   HOW THEY BLUNDERED   Equalization Board Encourag. ed Export Business Before Great Britain Claimed One. Third of Cuban Crop of 1918-19 and Then Came Del. uge—Yield Under Estimate.

EQUALIZATION BUARD BLAMED FOR SUGAR SHORTAGE   Should Have ‘Published Agreement Relating to Shipments For British Account.   ENCOURAGED EXPORT BUSINESS LAST YEAR   When Cuban Crop Failed to Prove as Large as Expected There Resulted a Famine in the Face of an Assured Quantity of Cane Plus Large Crop of Loulsiana and Beet Sugar,

Frisco... Cane—Price —Jumps  Fram 101% to 17 Cents on Hawaiian Crop

BODY NAMED BY WILSON TO DECIDE FIGHT   New-U; 8. Mediators MakeUp Court" of Last Re . gort for Rail Men.   CABINET MEETING IS — ORDERED BY WILSON   U. S- Asks Names, of Rail Strikers:  On Two Big Lines

ARMED SOLDIERS WITH  ARMY TRUCKS HANDLE MAIL; CONDITIONS IN WEST ARE IMPROVING

WILSON NAMES  ‘a: a ey a i  010 PROBE STRIKE       Railroad Labor Body Appointed. — Palmer Plans Action.

President Wilson Calls Cab inet Meeting to Discuss Strike Today.   FIRST MEETING SINCE PRESIDENT’S ILLNESS   Government Proposes to Take Measures to Prosecute Trouble Makers.

GOVERNMENT TAKES HAND.   Department of Justice Asks Name of Striking Emploves.

DEPARTMENT OF  JUSTICE AC   President Calls Cabinet Consider Situation

GOVERNMENT WANTS NAMES . ORSTRIKERS   Department of . Justice ‘Senda Out Request to Railroads.

SEEK STRIKE LEADERS   Department of Justice Getting Names of Men in Walkout

ANOTHER H. C. OF L. REMEDY   New York Official Says Education ir the Home, Not Legistation, is Relief.

HAS NEW H. C. OF L. REMEDY   Education, Not Legislation Cure, Say: New York Official.

ANOTHER H. C: OF-L; REMEDY   New York Official Says Education in the Hore, Net :Legisiation, . -Reilet.

DIFFER ON THE GREY PLAN.   Moderate Irish Factions Favor Offer— Sinn Feiners Oppose.

IRISH DIFFER ON GREY PLAN   Moderate Factions Favor Offer, While the Sinn Feiners Demand Free Responsibility. ‘

CONGLOMERATION OF : RULE IN GERMANY   Every Little District Seems to Be a Nation All By Itself and Barriers Are Appearing on Al! Sides.

GERMANY IS AN INFERNO   ALL. REASON GONE, ONLY KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO KILL IS LEFT.      Frantic, Despatring Coantry Graphic ‘ally Described: by- Floyd Gibbons After Trip—Armed  Horrters Synibel of Claas Strife,  ;

WONT TAKE SECOND   ES  Hitchcock to Refuse Nomination For Vice Presidency.

BERLIN GUARDING  WAR SECRET WITH BRITISH PROVINCE   Teuton Official Declares It Is-Not Known Whether There Were Submarine Bases on Irish Coast

GERMANY GUARDS SECRET OF RELATIONS WITH IRELAND   Little Li,,¢ Thrown On Statement Of Lloyd (jYeorge.

ANANS GUARD GCHET OF IRISH WAR COMPACT:   y And Navy Officers Ar forbidden TO Make Any Statement

WEST VIRGINIA BOOMS J. W. DAVE   DEMOCRATS WANT AM. BASSADOR TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT.

PALMER’S HAT IN THE RING   Attorney General Announces His Candidacy for the Democratic Pres. idential Nomination.

ATTY. GEN. A. MITCHELL - PALMER IS NOW A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY ON DEM. TICKEI

SUPREME COURT RULES QUOR STORED BEFORE ¥ HCEAD ACT PRIVATE PROP.  PERETYYT      STREET CASE 18. REVIRERS REVENUE AGENTS CANT

FIVE ARE KILLED IN STOUGHTON EXPLOSION   Four Men’ and Woman Lost Lives in Blast.

FIVE PEOPLE KILLED IN STOUGHTON BLAS’   BOILER IN) MARKBETING PLANT CAUSES BIG LOSS OF LIFE: BODIES BLOWN ENTIRE CTTW BLOCK.

FEDERAL OFFICERS TAKE HAND IN INVESTIGATION   Charges of Alleged Combination In Building Material Market to ‘be Handled by Joseph Kaut appeerex

TO PROBE BUILDING TRUST   Attorney Genera! Palmer Appoints s Special Agent to Conduct a Federal! Investigation.

FED, GOVERNMENT TOPRODEALLEGED BUILDING TRUST   Joseph Kaufman Appointed Special Assistant To District Attorney

U.S. ORDERS CUZ AE RUN TINE TRUST   Palnyer Appoints ‘Agent to Cooperate in New: York In-, vestioution. «

FEDERAL AID FOR BUILDING PROBE   Attorney to Go-operate in New York investigation.   WILL’ WORK WITH - STATE   Alleged Viotationa of Anti-Trust Law Given as Reasons For Move-—Will Proseceute Malefactors.

POETS HAND “TN ANTI-TRUST. GASE   Building Materials Case Will Be Investigated by’ Fed eral. Officialse

U.S. ORDERS PROBE OF BUILDING TRUST IN NEW YORK CITY   ‘Seek Evidence of Alleged Vio  lation of Federal AntiTrust Laws

Government Takes  First Step Against.  _ Builders “Trust?   Palmer Orders Investigation in to Alleged Megal Combinations

GOVERNMENT GIVES AID   : SA é ~ oe APPOINTS, SPEOIAL. ASSISTANT IN  PRORE INTO ‘THE ALLEGED  & BUILDING TRUST. :

ASSEMBLY OF OHIO. RECONVENES   LATE TODAY FOR ‘ITS -FROBABLE, FIN AL SES   , Repubfican Leaders Exnect . ed to Confer on the Form  i ‘of Income. Tax Bill They Will: Recommend. _-

PLAN FOR STATE   Legislatire Will Be Asked To Abolish or Consolidate Jobs,   SOLONS WILL MEET FOR FINAL SESSION TODAY   Grange Master Taken Ti Urge Passage of Income Tax Law.

S NINCHAM'S. BOD)   She Disappeared From Summer Home Near Dubuque ‘

Lay Down All Arms, France Wiil Demand   Former President of French Republic Avers Treaty Cannot be Exe. cuted Uniese Germany Is Completely Dis. armed

BROKE ENGAGEMENT — SHOOTING FOLLOWS   Theadore Ossweiler, Age 235, Faces Murder Charge for Killing Girl, Sunday

SHOT FORMER “SWEETHEART.   Theodore Ossweiler, Jr. Killed Girt Whom He Sald Spurned: Hin.

HARDING ASKS CLASS LEVELING AND EQUALITY   Republican Presidential Candidate Says These Demanded as the Greatest Usefulness of Nation.

More Equitable Taxation, Leveling of Classes and  Industry Urged by Harding

HARDING MAKES HISFIRST FRONT PORCH’ SPEECH   Pilgrims From Manstield Are First to Be Received---No Grass in His Yard.

AMERICA IS FIRST   Senator Harding, Opening Front Porch Campaign, Tells Delegations Nation's Need Is Found Here.   HAS NO HEART THROBS FOR WOES OF EUROPE   ‘Republican Candidate Devotes Time to Explnuation of What Party Will Do For Americans in Americz.

HARDING MAKES FIRST OF FRONTPORCH ADDRESSES   Republican Candidate, in First Speech of Campaign Calls for a Leveling of Class and a'Drawing- Together of the People.

HARDING STARTS HIS FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN TODAY      ADDRESSES DELEGATION Oo! RICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO  REPUBLICANS TODAY.   SECTIONAL BARRIERS. MUST BE LOWERED, HE ASSERT

HARDING WOULD LEVEL GLASSES   OPENING SPEECH ON FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN SHOWS ‘MUTUAL: INTERESTS;

WEALTH SHOULD BEAR PART TAX HARDING STATES   Says That Nation Needs Leveling of Class Carriers

HARDING'S SPEECH ATTACKS POLICIES. OF DEMOCRATS   Would Alter Taxation Methods and Make Burdens Less Heavy.—League of Nations To Be Paramount Issue in The Campaien.

REPUBLICAN LEADER SAYS THERE MUST BE CHANGE IN TAXATION   Excess Profits Method Is Not Best in Peace Says Heact Of Party in Address   Pioneer Days in West Theme Of Part of His Talk to Friends and Neichbors

MoT LEVEL CLASS BARRIERS, off FIRST PORGH TALK   Senator Harding Opens Fron Porch Campaign by Appeal for National Accord.   WEALTH SHOULD BEAR ITS FULL SHARE OF TAXATIQ!   Standards of Yesterday Gone Says Nominee, Urging an Adjustment of Taxes.

TAX READIUSTMENT  ~ FAVORED BY HARDING ~—TN-GPENING SPEECH FROM FRONT PORCH   ‘Doubts if War-Time Excess Profits Tax is in Harmony With (° Peace Requirements   'HAS NOT WORKED OUT REVISED SYSTEM YET

FRONT PORCH. ‘SPEECH PLEA FOR UNISON   Harding ‘Opens Campaign by Urging That Class Lines Be Frased,   CO-OPERATION MUST EASE NATION’S ILLS

SEN. HARDING DOUBTS TAX ON WAR GAIN   Doubts Harmony of Excess Profit Levy With. Peace -

FIRST FRONT PORCH SPEECH   Senator Harding Tells Delega tion Levélling of Class And Sectional Barriers Necessary   Closer Co-operation in Industry Needed and Tax Readjust ment is Necessary He Says

OLD GUARD {5 IN CONTROL NOW OF BOTH PARTIES   Lawrence Says That Both Democrats And Republicans Are Under Bosses Sway   McADOO NEEDED ROPER   Wilson Followers Were Amateurs Compared With Moore And Associates

POUTICS BACK ON PEACE BASIS: SAYS DAVID LAWRENCE   Whiter Finds Little Difference i " Workings: of the Two ~ ... / Conventions,   “OLD GUARD’ OF BOTH  # RETURNED TO CONTROL   see Rxprcted Not to Engage in ~ pares With Harding - Over ‘League,   ‘TINDS A-BIG ADVANTAGE   Democratic Nominee, in the Cam. paign, Will Not Have to ! Answer for Wilson.

COX NOMINATION IS NOT TAINTEE   Any Bosses in Democratic Party Did Not Control the Majority of Conventio  IS POLITICAL WISDOM   Lawrence Says They Were Wise in Not Following G. ‘0. P. for Dark Hors

SPECIAL SERVICES FOR K. U. STUDENTS   CHURCHES OF THE CITY EXTEND AN INVITATION TO THEM   “MIXERS” LAST “"SHT   Estimated That More 1 2 1,500 Students Were Present at Secial Affairs    apes Access as iD ential ag  Churches Join Efforts te Hav Siudents Keep in Touch With Religious Affatrs

Estimated That More iy 1 1,300 Students Were Pr:s@nt at Social Affairs j   Churches Join Efforts te Have  Students Keep in Tough With Relizious Affairs

JACK JOHNSON IS ORDERED TO LEAVE MEXICO   Mistreatment of Girls Charged Against Puaqilist.

ENFORCEMENT ACT  PASSED BY HOSE   With Amendment Placing Murder Guilt Upon Seller of Wood Alcohol as Beverage.

PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT ACT PASSED   Crabbe Bill Goes To Ohio Senate Minus Emergency Clause   REFERENDUM COMING      House Will Vote On A New  Bill Ratifying Federal  Amendment

HIGH JACKING NEW GAME NEAR BORDER   Bootleggers Pose As Officers And Take Whisky From Other Bootleggers And Sell It

CHICAGO BANKS TIGHTEN TOPAY   Inform City Offfficials That ‘They Must Curtail On All City im provements.

LEAGUE NATIONS COUNCIL TODA’   To Conaiter Sitwation in Caspian Re gion When Rolsherike Barn City

LEAGUE ASKED TO AID PERSIA   Envoy Seeks Aid of Fellow Membeys in Offensive Against Bolsheviki; in Caspian Region.

[RENMORE CONE COMMENDS   [Writes Concerning the Work of the  State’s Constitutional  Convention,

TRENMORE CONE COMMENDS      Writes Concerning the Work of the State’s Constitutional  floanventian.~

As Fall of Peril aad a Menace to the Peace of the Nation   Gave an Opinion That the Presidential Election, Whichever Candidate Wins   Might Be Set Aside as Illegal Because of Votes Cast by Women   Suffragists Disappointed When They Learned Colby Signed the Proclamation at Home.

AMENDMENT GRANTING WOMEN EQUAL RIGHTS BECOMES EFFECTIVE   Tennessee Certificate of Ratification Delivered to Secretary Colby Early Today---Signature Affixed Shortly Before 8 O'clock.

WOMEN ANNOUNCED AS REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS   Ohio Woman Included Among Those Who Will Take Flatform in Campaign.

 WOMEN sPRAK      Wi Take Stump in Interest of Repab- Hean Presidential Candidate, 

WOMEN TO CAMPAIGN   Margaret Hil McCarter Among: th List of. Whirl Winders For - Repnblieans -, .

NOTED WOMEN WILL BE REPUBLICAN SPEAKER’   Mis. Manley L. Fossen of Minnesvta Announres List of Wemen Spel! 1 eee

REPUBLICAN PARTY TO USE WOMEN SPEAKERS   AMONG THEM WILL BE MARGARET HILL McCARTER ’ OF KANSAS      "Senator Harding Is at Work oa Another of His Frant Door Speeches

HIGHBROWS 10 TAKE STUMP   Republican List of Womer Spellbinders is Announced Teday.

NOTED WOMEN 10 SOEAK FOR &. 0. P.      Politicians, Actresses, Novel. ists, Enlisted in Campaign hy Mrs. Fosseen -

NOTABLES AMONG WOMEN SPEAKERS FOR REPUBLICANS   Mrs. Frank Dodson of lowa i ‘List of Nationally Known Who Will Stump.

FAMINE THREAT AS THE STRIKE FEVER SPREADS   ood Crisis af Youngs town, O., Becoming Serious.

WILL ‘INVESTIGATE - ORDER.   Forbidding ‘iailroada’ to. Inereasc Intrastate Katey.

ORDERS INQUIRY ” INTO RAIL RATES   Conformity of Intrastate and inter state Schedules Sought of Inter etate Cammerce Commission.

AMBASSADORS TALKING OVER GERMAN BALK  HOLLAND’S ATTITUDE ALSO DISCUSSED AT SOME LENGTHS.  NO INTENTION TO RUSH PROCEEDINGS  a

‘Withdrawal of cHad af Get. man Peace Commission Presents a Most Unusual Condilion.  NO DISPOSITION  On Part of High Couituission io. Hurry Note to Holland——Present  Sitialio is Summarized.

‘(OYS CONSIDER SNER’S ACTION   sador Also To Take braft Of Rejoinder To Holland

MacSwiney Has Had Relapse, Is Prison Report   Wife, Two Sisters of Mavo of Cork, Are Hurried to Sufferer’s Bedside.

Condition’ Is Critical * With: Physicians and - Relatives at Bedside.

TARIFF ON FARM PRODUCTS URGED BY U.S. FARMERS   ADEQUATE PROTECTION AGAINST FOOD IMPORTS MAY FE DEMANDED AS G.  oO. P. PLANK

FARMERS ARE AFTER TARIFE   Republican National Convention. Will Hear. Plans of Farm Federation.

PRETTY STENOGRAPHER SLAIA   Body of Young St. Louis Girl Foun in a Vacant Lot With Throat

BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL STENOGRAPHER FOUND MYSTERIOUSLY KILLED   Miss Edna Ellis of St. Louis Murdered Near Her Home. E

ST. LOUIS GIRL MURDERED.   Pretty Young Stenographer’s Throat Slashed With Razor.

GIRL,- 18, FOUND- ‘DEAD: IN CLUMP™: OF-: BRUSH:  WITH THROAT:SLASHED

YOUNG GIRL'S BODY FOUND   Razor Had Been Used tc Slash Throat of St..  Louis Stenographer

BADLY BEATEN BODY  OF YOUNG WOMAN IS FOUND IN VACANT LOT   18-Year-Old Stenographer Is Slain by Unknown on Way From Car to Her Home   As Corpse Is Found Mother Is Telephoning Police of Her Missing Daughter

PRETTY STENOGRAPHER SLAIN   Body of Young Si. Lou's Girl Found in a Vacant Lot W.th Throat S$ ashed.

PRETTY ST..LOUIS — GIRL FOUND SLAIN   Body Discovered With - Throat Slashed.

WILL BE CALLED UP THIRD TIME   If Not Ratified Tomorrow to Prevent It Being Chief Issue in Campaign.

OO Li  MOSLEM DELEGATION   In Venice En Route to London and New York.

TURKS PLEAD FOR OTTOMAN EMPIRE   Moslem Delegation on Way to London and Washington, Asks Hearing.

HOPE THERE ARE THOUSANDS LIKE VON LERSNER   German People Will Not Bear This New, Shame of Delivering Their War Guilty to the Allies.

GERMANS OPPOSE ALLIED DEMAND   NATION MAY RESIST   ONE NEWSPAPER SAYS PEOPLE GATHER “LAST REMAINING STRENGTH TO RESIST”  LIST ARRIVES IN BERLIN

LI8T OF AOCUBED ‘GERMAN WHOSE SURRENDER IS DE_MANDED RRORIVED IN BERLIN   MORE THAN 800 : NAMES IN THE LIST   German Newspapers Protest Vicieat ly Ageinn What Thiy Catt “This New Shane.”

G00 GERMANS ARE INGLUDED IN LIST   Berlin Government Insists Surrender of War Guilty Will Mean Political Trouble.   VIOLENT PROTESTS’ FILED

GERMANY WILL RESIOT DEMANDS   TO FIGHT BEFORE SURRENDERING THE WAR LORDS,   THREE SONS ARE INCLUDED   List of Names of Men Wanted For Trial ts Gradually Leaking Out —Hun Newspapers Are Up:  Vip Reese. ‘

ROYAL SALUTE FOR CONSTANTINE ON GREEK SHIF   For the First Time In Three Years Greeted as King of Greece, On Greek Navel Ship.

GONSTANTINE BOARDS A BREEK WARcH   Is Now Steaming Towards His Na tive Land Which He Expects to Reach Sunday,

CONSTANTINE TO RECLAIM THRONE   is Greeted As King Greece Fo First Time In Th ad Years By Soidiers at Venice.

“MONDA ROSE,”’ $25 A WEEK CASHIER, BACK TO FACE MUSIC   “I Adore Society,” Says Girl Who Worked Days and Shone in Smart Set at Night

“IF THERE'S MUSIC PLL FACE IT,’ SAYS GIRL UNDER ARREST   Young Woman, Leading Double Role of Cashier by Day and Society Leader at Night Must Answer ‘$50,000 Shortage. , 

BANKS ARE WARNED TO MAINTAIN GUARD   INCREASE IN BANK ROBBERIES "A MENACE—REASONS FOR SUCCESS.

WABASH COLLEGE  VOTE ON TREATY   BOTH FACULTY, AND STUDENT BODY WILL BE ASKED THEIR OPINIONS ON PACT

MEETING 3B! PARTISAN CON FERENCE MONDAY EXPECTED RESULTS   Senator Lodge Has Prepared a Dead Line Beyond Which Reservitionists Will Refuse to Budge.

JOWN TO BUSINESS   feeet 4, PENT AY HAND -§ PEACH PACT PROBLEM.   Mast Either Agree or Give it Wp cts  bad Job.

DOWN 10 BUSINESS       i : 1 SRITIC AL PO P AP HAND OD “PEAC 1! “ACT I PROLI SM. +      Must Kither Adve or Give it up as Thad Joh.

FATE HINGED~- —  ON DEADLOCK   'Bi-Partisan Committee Composed of Members of Both Parties

COUNTING UP SUFFRAGE COST   Naticzal Women's Party Has & pest Total of $150,000.

JFFRAGE FIGHTTO DATE COST. $93.000      Mist of Contributions Have / Come in Smalj Amounts Fron Individual Women. sap

RATIFICATION FIGHT COSTS WOMEN NEARLY 100 THOUSAND DOLLAR   «(By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

EXPENDED $150,000 IN FIGHT FOR SUFFRAGI   Officers of National 1 Women’s Parti  Estimate Last State Cost $80,000. :

WOMEN SPENT —. ,- LARGE SUM   For Carrying on of Suffrage Campaign.—Amount of the Fund Nearly $100,000.

For Carrying on of Suffrage ‘Cant paign—Amount of the - Fund Nearly $100,000,

TERRIBLE ORDEAL FOR DOCTOR   French Physician Unhesitating} Waives Patnnal Obligations in Interecte af Poblte Patient. 3

REFUSES TO ABANDCGN PATIENT TO SAVE Soh   “veneh Doctor, on Way to Siek Call, fs ‘Told of Boy's Accident, bat  Drives Right On,

Local Temperatures   DOCTOR LETS HIS OWN SON DIE WHEN DUTY CALLS ELSEWHERE

BRICK PRICE CUT; PAY, TOO   Employees of Illinois Concern Agree to Wage Cut of 18 Per Cent, j

Employes Accept Wage Reduction on Condition ' ) Detee of Reicks Dran:

ITISH MAY OPT Ot l W    Rumor Andrew Bonar . Law Will Pledge ,. ' Government > :

DOMINION HOME RULE FOR IRELAND PLEDGE   Dublin Newspaper Reports House Leader Promises Immediate Action on Bill~

PROMISE IRISH HOME RULE RATHER THAN TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF LEADER

DOMINION HOME RULE PLEDGED FOR THE IRISH   BONAR LAW PROMISES TO PLEDGE GOVERNMENT ON MONDAY TO DOMINION RULE.

RISE OFFICIAL HAS RESIGNED   GOVERNMENT NOT TO AGGEPT   Promises, ‘To Give fréland. Dominion a         “es Theelf Mendes”

DOMINION RULE IN IRELAND   British Goverament Believed Ready te Concede It as the Easiest Wwaw Ont.

EUROPE OFFICIALLY — IS AT PEACE AFTER FIVE YEARS OF WAR   State of War Declared Ended at Paris Today by Exchange of Ratifications of Treaty   Will Not End War Save Foch

FOCHSTEPSON WILSON BUBBLE   Commander of Allied Armies Says Treaty of: Versailles Wil Not Banish War.  nm can poreapcnurec

Marshal: Foch Gives. Warning to World   Says Tt Would Be Foolish. to Be Heve Theralt Re No Move War,

FOCH WARNS OF  FUTURE WARS   French Leader Declares That Peace That Has Been Signed Will Noi Banish War From World

PEACE PACTS NO GUARANTEE AGAINST WAR FOCH ASSERTS   WAR COMES EASIEST TO PEO PLES NOT PREPARED FOR TL, ALLIED CUnMAND ER AVE

WARIS WON BY BEST PREPARED   RATIFICATIONS WILL NO’ BANISH CONFLICT, SAYS MARSHAL FOCH.

GOV. COX SPEAKS AT SPOKANE   Urges Firet Voters to Be Guided by Judgment, Not Prejudice, Thle Vesar.

GOV. COX SPEAKS AT SPOKANE   Urges First Voters to ‘Be Guided. by Judgment.. Not Prejudice, a This Year. ;

SPOKANE PEOPLE HEAR COX   Democratic Presidential Nominee Sneaks in Far West.

JCNAICUCLAT  IN APPROVING DOLBY 13 EAPEGTED   New Secretary Will Be But a “Rubber Stamp” Comment Some Papers

COLBY'S NAME NOW BEFORE SENATI   Vote on His Confirmation ag Sec retary of State to Be Delayed ~ Some Time.

POLK WILL STAY  WITH ADMINS’   Under Secretary Will Continue Work “Despite the Appointment of  : Colby to Cabinet

COLBY WILL FACE DIFFICULT TASK IN NEW POSITION   RESIGNATION OF OTHER MEMBERS OF STATE DEPARTMENT IS LOOKED FOR IN NEAR FUTURE,   EXPECT POLICY CHANGES   Wilson’s Desire for More Lenient Re. Jations With Russia Probably Will -be Carried Out—Confirmation May be De Jayed in Senate.

MAY DELAY ACTION.   Confirmation o. Secretay oi Btata © ili Have to Wsir.

SENATE DELAYS 0K. OF COLBY   Assistant Seeretary Polk Says That He Will Help All He Can.

SENATE TO OELAY ON CONFIRMING COLBY, POLK MAY 0 NEX1   Passing Upon New Secretary‘s Qualifications May Not Ensue for Some Time.

TO DELAY ACTION ON COLBY’S NAME   Nothing To Prevent Him Tak ing Up Duties At Onee, However

SENATE DELAYS  CONFIRMATION OF COLB\   s, es e In the Meantime, However, New Sec Wi, Probably wt Assume Duties,

CONFIRMATION OF COLBY MAY BE DELAYED BY SENATE   Meanwhile He May Assume Hi: Duties as Secretary of State. It is Reported.

Nothing to Prevent Him From Taking Up His Duties at Once—Many Important Offices to Fill.   RESIGNATION OF FRANK § POLK 1S EXPECTEL

ROBBED ON. HONEYMOON,   Kaneas City Newly’ Weds Lode $20, 000 in Jewelry,

HARDING HUMAN IN HIS BEARING   ELECTION TO PRESIDENCY HAS NOT TURNED HIS HEAD.   FACULTY OF MAKING FRIENDS   Bigger Man Than Some Believe ina Opinion of David Lawrence— Knows How to Handle  the Congress.

BARDING REAL MAN OF PEOPLE   President-Elect Looked-Unon-b - Fellow Townsmen as Pain . ~ Americans so

HANDING MINDFUL OF Big TASK NOW “CONFROTING HIM   ‘ Mes . a Thorough Rest Wil . ‘Prepare Him Better to "Tackle ‘Them. Ya      PRESIDENT-ELEOT VERY “HUMAN, SAYS LAWRENO!   Poszesses ‘Abundance of. Tact and Knows How to Make Peo-. ple Like Him.   STILL: LIKES HIS ‘OHEW   Xs. a-Typical American and ‘There  Is No Affectation.in , 2 Mis Make-Up..

SATEEN CAMPAIGN MEN UAUGHT IN JURY RULING Wil MICHIGAN'S SOLOW   Sixty-eight sre Released by Jurists Who Hold United States Senator Committed Fraud  in Election Race Last Year.

Maximum Penalty for Of. fense Is $10,000 Fine and 2 Years’ Imprisonment   SIXTEEN ASSOCIATES ALSO FOUND GUILTY   DEFENSE ATTORNEYS ANNOUNCE NEW TRIAL WILL BE ASKED; NEWBERRY Is DAZED BY VERDICT,

SIXTEEN OTHERS AIDED . GORRUPTING BALLOT IN MICHIGAN IN 1918   Two Years Penitentiary Term Faced By U.S. Senator, His Brother and Other Prominent Republicans If Maximum Penalty Is Inflicted.

SEN, NEWBERRY CETS SENTENCE OF TWO YEARS   And Also Fined $£0,008. ~ Motion for Stay of Judgment and New Trial Denied.

LONG TRIAL ENDS WHEN JURY FINDS NEWBERRY AND WORKERS GUILTY OF  CONSPIRACY .   JURY 1S OUT 42 HOURS   Guilty Men Face Inprisonment and Large Fines—Oskkosh Man_ is Among Those Convicted— Huge Sums Expended in Campaign

JURY ACQUITS 68 DEFENDANTS OF ~ ANY CONSPIRACY   Newberry Is Sentenced to Two Years in Peniten- . tiary; $10,000 Fine

J, 5. Senator Given Maximum Penalty for Violation of Federal Election Laws in Michigan Vote Fraud Case   Seat in Congress Will Be Retained Pending Appeal to the Suprenie Court, Says Senator in His Statement

SENTENCED TQ TWO YEARS IN PRISON AND ARE FINED   JUDGE SESSIONS PRONOUNCES SENTENCE --- KING AND CODY IN SAME BOAT WITH THE SENATOR---DAILEY REGEIVES CONGRATULATIONS,

Jurors Found Newberry Conspired With His Associates to ji Cause’ Expenditure During the Campaign of a Sum of , _ Money i in Excess of Amount Allowed by the  Corrupt Practice Act  y

LENGHTY TRIAL ENDS WITH THREE DAY JURY DELIBERATION ~ AND NEWBERRY CONVICTION

NEWBERRY GUILTY OF FRAUDULENT ELECTION METHODS   Jury Brought in Verdict at 12:20) Today After Deliherating Since Thursday   MAY GET TWO YEAKS AND HEAVY FINE   AN of the Other SS Defendants Were Acquitted of the Charges Avssinst Khem

NEWBERRY FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   United States Senator from Michigan Charged with Obtaining Election by Fraud.   VERDICT AGAINST 16 OTHERS   Defendants Alleged to Have Used Money in Violation of Corrupt Practices Act.

SIXTEEN OTHERS ~ IMPLICATED ARE ~ ALSO. INCLUDED   Maximum Penalty Two Years Imprisonment  and $10,000 Fine.

ARMY COURT-MARTIAL CHANGES ARE SOUGH]   SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MODIFICATIONS.

COX DELIVERS 21 TALKS IN TWO DAYS   Nominee Is in Excelient Condi. tion Despite Strenuous Program.

COX SPEAKING Od PACIFIC GOAST   Up to Date He Has Maite 5’ Speechcs Since Leaving Dayton on His Western Tour,

Fighting Spirit of Democratic Candidate Increases as He Advances.   SWING DOWN PACIFIC COAST IN SECOND WEEK   Says He'll Ask League of Nations to. Take Up Iris Ouestion. ° *

IN THEIR FIRHT   Hecklers in Montana Get Governor to Spill Some eans

DIVINE. ALLEGES CHURCH RIVALRY      G WASTE AND INEF-: FICIENCY” IS DR. PEACH’S PLEA MERGER

TOO “MANY CHURCH EDIFICES ERECTED   86 Per Cent. of Present Duildings sald to He Whiree Tines  FEY. RD ea anae

RUTH F, FLETCHER ENTERTAINMENT   Women's Gaild Promoting an Eloce: tionary Feature.

ORPHANS OF FRANCE IN CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE NAY      Futuré“OF “Country Lies “in These Children.. Ainbassador Wallace  “Declares: In Speech.   ALL PARIS: 1S « WS. -BEDECKED

PAID TRIBUTE 'TO AMERICA.   French Orphans Join in Processional Through Streets of Paris.

MOTHER FINDS 15-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER DEAD WITH BULLET THROUGH HER HEART

YOUNG GIRL DEAD BULLET IN BREAST   Death of Blanche Cole Believed to Be Caused by Herself.

BOARD REJECTS BIDS ON FORMER GERMAN LINES   Conflicting Opinions as to Advisability of the Immediate Sale of Ships Given to Committee.   COST OF REPAIRS AN ENORMOUS SUM

DECLARES MILLIONS NEEDED TO REPAIR GERMAN SHIPS   Shipping Board Divided in Its Recommendations for Disposal of Great Ocean Liners.

GERMAN CRAFT SALE STILL VEXING ISSUI   Reconditioning of Vessels For Service Would Cost Approximately $75,000,000

IRELAND'S TEAM GIVEN TO BRITAIN   London Daily Mail Says Pros. pects of Truce Revived.   MAY DECLARE MARTIAL LAW   Daily Express Says Government Is Preparing to Adopt the Most Se. vere Measures in treland— Plunkett Is Pessimistic.

Prospects for Truce Revived According to the London Daily Mail.   Bishop of Perth Takes Message to Lioyd George From Michael Coilins—Commander of Rebels— Mrs. MacSwiney Testifies.

CELEBRATING IN HONOR OF COX   Dayton, Ohio, and the Miami Valley is Celebrating _ Today in Honor of  rows Ww3uaATTrsva Yuwerrmys Cire hh *   Non-partisan Celebration is Being Held—Ten Thousand in the Parade

DAYTONEPAYS HONOR. ™T0 GOV. COX TODAY   More Than Ten Thousand Persons Participate in Parade and Jollification Over Nomination   HUGE FLOATS PREPARED

AYTON GIVES COX N BiG RECEPTION   ALL WORK STOPPED AT NOON AND WORKERS JOIN IN MONSTER PARADE.   FVERYBOGY KNOWS JIM   Streets Were Mass of Fluttering Flags, and Thousands Crowd In to Help Celebrate the  Occasion.

DAYTON HONORS _ HER NATIVE SON   Business at Standstill While Miami Valley Turns Out to Pay Tribute to Democratic Nominee: Parade Floats Depict Rise of Cox to National Fame

WILL NOT ARM ULSTERITES   New Administration Measures Propos. ed by British Government Would Affect Both North and South.

Poles Threaten ‘German Raid io Enforce Treaty   Allies Warned of Invasion Unless Teutons Carry Out * Aoreement.   Bolsheviki Attack on Polish Line Resumea

CORPORATION FORMED FOR SELLING COTTON IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES   PLANS COMPLETED AT NEW ORLEANS FOR FINANCING COTTON, SUGAR & LUMBER

INES IN MORTAL FEAR OF AS SASCNATION  At His Request the Dutch Guards Bao, Mew well Clem newee Af Thee   At His Request the Dutch Guards Are Changed Every 40 Days.   Has Told His Fears to Count Bentick Where He Stays—He Lives Like a Hermit.

EX-KAISER IN MORTAL FEAR OF ASSASSINATION   The Former German Emperor f: Reported to Be Living Like @ A Hermit. ‘

4re Obliged to Turn Back in Haunt for Missing Navy Sea~ nminanna.

SEARCH ABANDONED TODAY   Impossible to Send Planes te Look For Missing Seaplane.

"LAN TO SEND OGT #LERT - OF  AIRPLANES TO? cm bas FOR MISSING MEN; XB YDONED   DISAPPEARED WEDNESDA\   No Word Has Been Received From Seaplane S-2-L, and Crew of Three Men Since Wednesday.—Wire. less Reported They Were Adrift On Lake Michigan.

NAVAL SEA PLANE IS STILL MISSING   fey Gale Over Lake M'chigan Causes Abandonment of Sending Alrplanes {n Search,

RAIL STRIKE HITS NEW YORK HARDEST SINCE TROUBLE STARTED      Central and New Haven Only Roads To Maintain A Sem blance of Service---Attack On Mail Train Crew Report ed at Paterson---Erie Down and Out.

RAILWAY STRIE SPREADS IN EAST   Paralysis of Traffic In New York Became More Pronounced Today.

WOMEN MARCH ON CONGRESS   Bearing Banners Urging Freedom for Ireland They Attempt Demon. stration at Capitol.

COUNTY PAYS 00 04 NCOMES.   [wice as Many Report fc 1920 As Filed Returns Last Year

COUNTY PAYS 5000,000 Oh INCOMES   Twice as Many Report fc 1920 As Filed Returns Last Year

CHICAGO RENT HOGS BAFFLED  TENANTS REFUSE TO PAY   TENANTS REFUSE TO PAY INCREASES OR MOVE OUT.

TENANTS’ STRIKE IS LATEST IN CHICAGO   LANDLORDS Boost RENT AND OCCUPANTS REFUSE TO MOVE OR PAY INCREASE.

FINEMMAR: AND TWO ENGINEERS KILLEL   Dozen Persons Were Injurec When Express Crashed Into Work Train and Two Engines Blew Up.

THREE KILLED, 12 HURT IN CRASH OF 2 TRAINS IN EAS   Following Smash Engines Ey plode, Hurling Debris Into Crowds on Platform— Panic Breaks Out.

THREE KILLED IN WRECK   bogines Blow Up After Colli-ion at Klizabethport, N. J.

SPEAKER TO GET FIRST CONTRACT   Doak Roberts Will Present Texa League Contract to Indian . at Cleveland.

ONLY THING ON HIS HANDS TODAY IS A GOLF GAME.   Food Riots In Hamburg With Twe Dead and 80 Wounded Before _ Qrder Was Restored. —

HARDING IS AT RARITAN   wettest of Sen. Frelinghuysen inNew Jersey for Few Days.

HARDING PLAYING GOLF AT WATER-GAE   G. O. P. Nominee Much Refreshed by Rest at Freling : :  huvcen’s: Country Home

SENATOR HARDING TAKES BRIEF REST AT XARITAN, NJ   Republican Nominee and Wile Guest ‘of Senator Foveph Te Pretinghuyser

HARDING HAD A REST   Republican Nominee Will Return to Washington Tonight

HARDING HAS REST: READY FOR A GRINL   Spends Restful Sunday at Home of Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey.   HONOR PAID TO COOLIDGE

HARDING RESTS ATRARITAN, N.   Presidential: Nominee’ Is Tak ing: First. Relaxation in . Several Months,   TO WASHINGTON TONIGHT

HARDING WILL - SOON BE BACK AT DESK AGAIN   Nominee Plays Golf and Motors During Brief Vacation Outing.

WOOD LEADING IN OREGON BY SCANT VOTE   Senator Hiram Johnson Close Second—Light Vote is Polled.

CLOSE RACE  ~ _ INOREGON   Between Wood and Johnson . for Republican Preference Vote — Wood Leading by   Small Margin. 

HIRAM, WOOD RUNNING CLOSE RACEINORECOR   INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOW GENERAL IS AHEAD ONLY BY

Pete ee teres {+ PIKE REAL ESTATE t cy  a, of, of, ofe aka ate ofa atc ats ate ate ote afte

ARMY ESSAY VICTORS HAVE A GREAT DAY   Iowa Boy and Two Other: Are Accorded High Honors in Washington Today.

DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM   Adopted By the Democratic State Convention, May 20, 1920.

French Colonia Open fire Upon Civilians in Frankfort After Crowd Assembles.  CAUSED BY RUMOR THAT FRENCH MUST WITHORAW  Corman tea ee French   German Police Assist French Troops in Restoring Order

Hc GAL AY FRANK UR  AFTER GLADH WITH CERMANC   Machine Guns Snap Reply to the Jeers of the Populace   BOCHE REGULARS GAS DUSSELDORFE   Collisions Between French and German Patrols Are Reported

FRENCH FIRE UPON MOB IN FRANKFORT   Six Persons Are Killed and Two Score Wounded in First Clash with Troops of “Invading” Army.   QUIET ONLY RESTORED BY DISPLAY OF FORCE   ‘alse Rumor That England anc America Demanded Frenct Withdrawal Throws Crowc Into Ugly Mood.

RENGH AEST ORE URDER FOLLOWINE FRANKFORT GLASH   Six Germans Killed ard Two Seore Wounded in Fight Started by Jeering and Taunting of Foch’s Men.

rAENGH GE SUK HUNG   Two Score More Wounded by Machine Gun Fire in the Streets of Frankfort.   JEERENG GERMANS QUIETED BY DISPLAY OF FORCE

French Colonials Open Fire Upon Civilians in Frankfort After Crowd Assembles.  CAUSED BY RUMOR THAT FRENCH MUST WITHDRAW  German Police Assist French Troops in Restoring Order

FRENCH FIRED ON GERMAN CIVILIAN:   CRoWb. HAD HEARD THAT AL LIES WOULD FORCE * FREXCH TO LEAVE   USED A MACHINE GUN   Tanks Were Prought to the Square Where Crowd Had Tarnted the Troops   Gcrman Poli¢e Aided in Restoring Order After First Clash With French

RUSSIANS EVACUATE VILNA AND LITHUANIAN TROOPS OCCUPY RAILWAY STATION   Poles Enter Grodno, Which Wa: Last Reported to be the Bolsheviki Headquarters   Reports Say Poles Face Serious Shortage of Munitions and Reds May Be Able to Make a Stand

TWENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN IN TEXAS HAVE TUBERCULOSIS   Texan Public Health Service Dis. closes Startling Figureg Concerning the Dread Disease

DEBS CONSENTS TO BE A CANDIDATI   Prisoner in’ Federal Penitentiar: WH AHow Name To. Go Into. Primary,

JEWISH RABBIS ~ PETITION WILSO!   For Help to Restore Palestine To Her Children According To Statement Todav.

3 MORE URORS 1 NRONTESANO LY. W. RIAL ARE TLL   linpossible to Go on With Trial Today; May Go on Thursday

HOME PLLE BILL WILL BE PASSED BY PARLIAMENT   GOVERNMENT AGREES oO) PRO. POSAL FRAMED BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS,

IRISH HOME RULE BIL!   Early Adoption of Meas. ure Is Indicated When Obstacle Removed

BRITISH AGREE ON HOME RULE BILL FOR IRISE   Amendments Made. by Cords to Be Accepted by. .:

COMPROMISE ON IRISH HOME RULE   Houses of Lords and Com mons Getting Together on Measure.

UPPER HOUSE IN FAVOR PROPOSAL OF IRISH COUNCIL   English House of Lords Agrees to Practically All Amendments

Lords Will Consider _ Home Rule Bill Monday   Amendment by Lower House Today Makes Delay in Final Passage of Measure Necessary That Upper House May Have Chance To Act.

AGREEMENT IS REACHED ON THE ONLY OUTSTANDING DIFFERENCE IN MEASURE TO GOVERN IRELAND      Premier Praises Greenwood’s Success in the Direction of Restoring Order; Says There Is a Desire to Try the Experiment of Constitutionalism in Erin Again.

Lords and Commons in Agreement on   Amended Bill for Irish Home Rule:

Lords Agree to Amendment: Proposed by- House of Commons.   NEGOTIATE FOR TRUCE   Rumor Says” Consultation: Only Temporarily Halted by Cork Fire.

AGE MUST BE TOLD   Supreme Court Passes on Question of Women Voting

SLAYER OF JAILER KILLED BY POSSEF   ESCAPED PRISONER FROM OKLAHOMA JAIL SHOT IN RUNNING BATTLE IN ARKANSAS.

ARMENIAN THOUSANDS SLAIN   Letter From Kvelya Trestle Describimg Christmas Tree Celebration Disturbed by Battle.

RELIEF WORKER  “SLAIN BY TURKS   Saag ge nner enone ge ye age  American Woman Did Not. Expect to Escape ~ With Her Life °

SPIRITED CONTEST ELECTION I Hn FOREIGN WAR VETERANS   NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEAKER: ON PROGRAM FOR AD. PRESSES TODAY.

oUMET Ak CROWD. SEEMS IN DISTRESS   Many Have Failed to Find Relatives and Relief Meas_ures Are Being Attempted by Berkman and Goldman, as   T andoune af the Cowon,

DEPORTEES IN DISTRESS   Berkman and Goldman Form Organivation to Bring MeHef,

BOGS THAT RIT THE FREDING HAND LONG FOR FLESILPOTS OF TIE GOOD OLD U. 8. AL

DEPORTED REDS MEET HARD LUCK IN RUSSIA   ‘Many Can’t Get Work—U. S. Labor Department Saves More Than 100 Others From Exile   MORE THAN 100 WARRANTS CANCELED BY LABOR DEP”

ELIMINATES  HARVEST -ITANDS   Town Man Invents Machines Which Shocks as.J3t Cuts.

ATTEMPT TO FORM GERMAN NINISTRI RECEIVES SETBACK   Offer of Chancellorship Made to Mayer von Kaufbeuren at Paris is Refused, 

IMPORTANT POST DECLINED   Doctor Kaufbeuren Declines to Be come Chancellor of Germany.

REFUSES CHANCELLORSHIF   German Charge @'Affairs Considors _ Mission in Paris more Important

DECLINES TO BE CHANCELLOR   Dr. Mayer Kaufbeuren Refuses Place in New German Ministry at Berlin,

us  HERE'S REAL DUPE      tT 1S al ea INTENDED ‘TC CURE EVERY POLITICAL IL.)        Hoth ‘Democrats ‘ind Repubtican:  Will Find Jt Most! Soothing:

LECTION UNLY TWO WEEKS HENGE   Republicans Predict SmotherLandslide; Democrats Confident, But Not Cocky.

HERE'S REAL DUPE   T IS A. BALM INTENDED Te CURR EVERY POLITICAL ILL.   Both Democrats and Republican: Will Find It Most Soothing.

FIGURING ON THE :OUTCOME OF THE ELECTION NOV, 2   Rival Party Leaders ‘Are Doping It All Out.   G.0.P.CLAIMS” BIG LANDSLIDE   Democrats Talk of Ground-swell In Their Favor—How It Is Figured Out.

Party Leaders Hold Varying Views On Fall Election.   G. O. P. CLAIMS OHIO   Will Hold All States That Went Republican In 1916.

Each Claims to See Nothing But Victory In November  - For Party of His Choice— Here is the Way They Ar rive at Their Conclusions

BOTH PARTIES CAM TWGTORY NOVEMBER ?   With ‘Two Weeks lo go Be. “fore Election Both Re publiggns “aiid Democrats Predicl Suecess.         OHIO REPUBLICAN   Buckeye State Placed iz Harding Ranks by Ex.   perts—G. 0. P, Landslide Held As Probable.

WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS FOUR   Conover Says Arrests “Might Be Expected’ in Case.

GREEKS GIVEN "PERMISSION TO 0 AFTER TURKS   PEACE CONFERENCE ISSUES 4 STATEMENT TO THAT EFFECT THIS MORNING.   This Permission is Given on Condi tion That they Return to Their Positions After Campaign Is Completed.

DALEK OMAGH OW TURKS IN ANATOLIA (3. GIVEN PEACE CONFERENCE 01K.

GREEKS PERMITTED TO OUST TURKS FROM ANATOLIA BY ANY  MEANS. THEY NOW HAVE AT HAND   Peace Conference Decided to Allow Greeks te Return to Their Positions Before Fighting Be_gan—90,000 Men and 200 Field Pieces Com  “neice Thatx Avene.

ALLIES PERMIT GREEKS TO ACT   Sanction Given to Greek Ef forts to Drive Turks From Region of Anatolia.   HAVE BIG ARMY THERE

DECAY 10 BE PERMITTED 10 ATTACK TURKS   Semi-Official Reports Say Peace Conference Authorizes Anatolia Campaign   SEIZURE OF TERRITORY NOT TO BE PERMITTED   GREEK FORCES IN ANATONIA REGION ARE SAID TO NUM. BER MORE THAN TWICE THOSE OF THE TURKS,

GREEKS NOW TAKE UP WAR WITH TURKS   Will Aid Allies in At tacking on Anathalia Front.

WAR DECLARED Ih PEACE MEETING   ALLIED ‘CONFEREES IN LONDO! TELL GREEKS TO STRIKE,   WHIP THE TURKS 1S WAR CRY   Ninety Thousand Vroaps Ready Fol Action in. the Anitolia Cietrict, the Allies Occupy «Several Turkish Ports.

GREEKS MAY ATTACK TURKS AT ANATOLL   London Report is That Peace Conference Has Given Permission for Turk to be Pursued as “Far as Necessarv”’

PEAMIOSION GIVEN T0 GREEKS TO ATTACK TURK:   Peace Conference Grants Right To Expel Turks From Anatolia Region.

Allies Decide to Allow Them to Advance as Far as Needed,   PARIS PAPERS ATTACK WILSON FOR RETREAT   Say He Made Treaty and Now y Is Trying to Dismemer {t,

GREEKS TO ; CLEAN UP ‘ON” THE TURKS   :  Peace Conference Gives Parmission to Chase’ Sultan Barbarians ry,     as Far as

Famous Gobclin Tapestries to He tsed to Secure Suppites of American Vleur.

GOBFELIN TAPESTRIES   Pawned to Holland by Austria to Buy American Flour,

STRIKE IN RIO GROWING GRAVE   Traffic in Rio Janiero is Now Virtually at a Standstill

REBELS MASS AT LINE Fog  DRIVE SOUTH   Juarez by Capitulation Made Base of Campaign Soon to Be Started by Sonorans on Mexico City, Via Torreon   Negotiations for Surrender of Mazatlan to Insurrectos Opened by the Commander: Villa Disavows the Insurgents   BY UNITED PRESS. TFARTH WIRE TO TRIRTSY.

MCATUAN REBEL FORGE SWELLED BY OUARENDERS   Garrison Opposite Presidio -Tex., Goes Over to the Revolutionists   CAPTURE OF JUAREZ IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED   LAST LOYAL GARRISON IN CHI HUAHUA IS REPORTED TAK. EN; FEDERALS SUCCESSFUI IN TEHUANTEPEC,

MONSTER CROWD: 0U1   ‘Kalamazoo Day’’ Celebrated at Grand Circuit Races

FAVORITES ARE SLAUGHTEREI   Big Crowd Sees Reversal of Predic tions In Grand Circuit Races at Kalamazoo.

Governor Cox Quotes Mr Taft as Prophet of League Victory.   TREND NOW TOWARD COX AND ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nominee Con cludes His West Virginia Campaign.

TAFT IS A PROPHET      Goveenke: (ox Still! Pleading For LentursAs Campaign: Nears 3-" Its Close...

TAFT IS A PROPHET ACORDING TO COD   Correctly Forecast League .of Na tions Support Democratic Candidate Thinks

COX SAYS LEAGUE SWEEPING COUNTR'   Will, Yield, ff; He’ Must, + “Save It; Candidate . Declares “

GOV. GOX PREDICTS SWEEPING VICTORY FOR THE DEMOCRATS   In His Last Swing in Wst Virginia He Urges. the League of Nations as the Chief Phase of American Political  T ifp.

GOK SAYS TAFT Hid A GIFT OF PROPHECY   Democratic Nominee Closes West Virginia Campaign With Another Appeal for the League of Nations.

LEAGUE WAVE. “SWEEPING U.S,   Cox Closes Campaign it >» West Virginia. .   ASSERTS JUDGE TAFT VISUALIZED FUTURE   Calls Attention to Former Statements.

RECALLS LEAGUE BELIEF OF TAFT   Cox, Concluding Campaign In W st Virginia, Quotes Former President Un League  opeaks At Portsmouth And Goes To Queen City For Speech

GOVERNOR COX ‘MAKES APPEAL FOR PEACE PACT   CANDIDATE SAYS LABOR AND WOMEN WILL VOTE TOGETHER FOR SUCCESS OF LEAGUE.

COX CLOSES HIS W. VA. CAMPAIGN   MAKES APPEAL FOR LEAGUE I ADDRESS AT KENOVA  Says Churches, Labor and Women To. gether in Move For League Which Is “Sweeping the Country.”

COX SEES BIG MOVEMENT FOR HIS ELECTION   Tells West Virginia Audienct That Judge Taft was a Prophet

GOVERNOR COX CLOSES IN W. VA   Says Churches and Labor Are for League of Nations.

GOVERNOR Ih We: VIR  HIVES VIEW ON RESERV ATI   Compliments Former President Taft for Prophecies Regarding League   10 RELIGIOUS ORDERS INDORSE GOV. COX   Democratic Candidate Says He'll Talk Things Over With Senate

GOV. COX PAYS ~— TART TRIBUTE   Recalls Ex-President’s Prophecy a Year Ago in West  Virginia   Declares Movement — for League of Nations i: Sweeping the Country

TAFT PROPHES\ FULFILLED-COX   Lining Up cf Churches, Women and Labor for Natior League Is Tribute to Ex-President’s Foresight, the  Governor Tells West Virginia Audience

CONTINUES PLEA IN BEHALF THE LEAGUE   Governcr Cox Closes Campaign in West Virginia Today. Prophesies Success for Party.

TAFTISA PROPHET - ACORDING TO COX   Correctly Forecast League -of Na tiens Support Democratic 'Can1 didate Thinks -;

CHURCH, LABOR AND WOMEN WANT LEAGUE   So Declares Gov. Cox In Closing His West Virginia Campaign Tour Today

COX FIN'SHES WORK IN WEST VIRGINIA   Says League Idea Is Sweeping The Country; Lauds Taft.

AS FATEFUL DAY APPROACHES THE ~ THUNDERS CEASE   Cox Draws Near. End: of Most Aggressive Campaign; Harding Considers Long Rest.   PRINCIPALS READY TC ; GO BEFORE VOTERS   CANDIDATES SOON TO SUBMIT MOOTED QUESTION. TO THE ~ GREAT JURY OF ALL-AMER.'.  ICAN: ELECTORS

TKS WARNED TO ~ BWEUP TO GREEKS      \Nations” Given. Im pression ~That Constantinople Witt be Seized. — Tarsus Beseiged And French Are Without   Suvvlies,

Leaflets Warning  Turkish Nationalist   If 'They Refuse to Yield To ‘Turkish Government ‘Kho  Leaftets Say Greeks Will Oceupy Co Wilinople

Christen Babe on Steel _ Girder, Fourteen Stories Above Level of Street

BABY BORED AT CHRISTENING ON PERILOUS GIRDEF   ron Worker Stages Baptizing Party 14 Stories in _ the Ale

POLES PREPARING PEACE WHPH SOVIET,   Terms Will Be Presented at Conference April 10.

SOLDIERS AND BILL.   fardly Likely the Senate Will Act Before June 5.

IF SOLDIERS AID BILL BY SENATE   Before Close of Congress June Sth “Practically Impossible.’’

TOWN ROUTS BANDITS   Residents of Bartlett, Ill, Win! & ‘ta With Robbers.   Thies iden Colleet Merchandise . Buti  Are Forced to Abandon “Leot * > When Villagere Attack,

TOWN ROUTS BANDITS   Residents of Bartlett, UW)., Win Battle With Robbers.   Three Men Collect Merchandise Bet Are Forced to Abandon Loot When Villagers Attack.

DWORGE SUIT 1S FILED TUESDM   Wife Asks Anunullemnt of Vows And Seeks Custody of Two Children

POSTAL EMPLOYE — WANTS DIVORGE   Petition Charges fife WVith Inhuman Treatment And Failure To Discharge Home Duties

LIBERAL FORGES ~ HOLD CONFERENCE   Senate Passed Poindexter Bil While Opposition Was Off Guard.

‘Liberal "Forces Wii] Work Among Houses   7   LAFOLLETTR HEADS COOPERATION BETWEEN AN:  ELEMENT OF LABOR AND CERTAIN STATESMEN,  INFORMATION BUREAU TO BE SET UP DOWN IN THE!   CAPITAL_NO SPECIFIC LEGISLATION URGED, i  1

LABOR LENDERS AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CONFER   Plans of Fighting Poindexter Anti-Strike Bill One of Subjects Discussed.   BUREAU OF LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION PLANNED   Names of Those Partieipating in Meeting Withheld Tem. porarily—-Continue Parleys for Several Days in Effort to Determine Course of Action.

PLAN TO OPPOSE ANTI-STRIKE BILL ~ PASSEDBY SENATE   Senators, Representatives anc Labor Leaders Begin Series O} Conferences At Capital:   SEN. LAFOLLETTE: iS LEADER

‘Liberal ‘Forces Will  Work Among Houses    LAFOLLETTE HEADS CO-OPERATION BETWEEN AN  ELEMENT OF LABOR AND CERTAIN STA TESMEN. INFORMATION BUREAU TO BE SET UP DOWN IN THE CAPITAL—NO SPECIFIC LEGISLATION URGED.

LIBERALS AT WASTINGION TN MEETING   To Form Bureau, of Information to Watch Acts of Congress ~   LA FOLLETTE IS ACTIVE   Make Plans to Fight Poin dexter Anti-Strike Measure :

Men wi  RESERVATIONS      Goes on Record as Against Lenroot Modification of Pact

CANADA OBJECTS 10 REDUCING HER VOTE   IF UNITED STATES ADOPTS LEN ROOT RESERVATION GAA NADA WILL REFUSE? 2) RATIFICATION FO

MCRAY TO RECOMMEND PEFORMATORY REMOVAI   Will Ask Legislature To Have It Cor solidated With Penal Farm At Putnamville

-M’CRAY TO RECOMMEND REFORMATORY REMOVAL   Wil Ask Legisiature To: Have 1 Consolidated” With Penal Farm At Putnamville.

M CRAY HOPES 10 CHANGE LOCATION  UF REFORMATOR   Will Recommend to Legishater That Penal Farm and Reforma tory be Consolidated   COULD SAVE MONEY   Building Material Products on Farm at Putnamville Would Cut Cost of Construction

FLOCK 10 AMERICA   ens to Use Military Force to Step Emigration.

MEXICO DOW WANT LABOR TO LEAVE      And Threatens’to Force Mexicans Who Want to Come to The United States'to Stay at Home and Work.—UnsetHed Conditions Blamed.

COAL PROFITS SCREENED, SAYS LAUCK.,   Charge is Made that Anthracite Oper. ators Use Book Keeping to Hide Thelr Profiteering.

REVEALS METHOD USED BY MINERS   Union Representative Says _ Operators Inflate Costs — J on Books.   CONCEAL HUGE PROFITS

CALLS ANTHRACITE PROFITS ENORMOUS   W. Jett Lauck Tells Coal Commission That Real Gain Is Seven Times as Great as Apparent Gain.

COAL BOARD WON'T ADMIT PROFIT. TALK      Monopoly Charge Ruled Out by Wilson Commission   ILAUCK SCORES INDUSTRY   Coal Barons Huge Octopus Trust, Declares Economist

CHARGES COAL MINE OWNERS FLEECE PUBLIC   “ounsel for Anthracite Miners Argue Before Commission.   HUGE PROFITS ARE COVERED UP   Insists Books of Opera. tors Should Be  Examined.

CHARGE ANTHRACITE COAL INDUSTRY OMIRATED BY MONOPOLISTIC SYSTEN   Presses Up to Squeeze the Consumer and Down to Squeeze the Wage Earner,’’ Coal Commission Is Teld

HOLDS ON ANTHRACITE ARE CONCEALED   Speaker for Miners Asserts Prof its Are Seven Times Those Apparent.   CHARGES GREAT MONOPOLY   Contends for Examination « Books of Banks, Raitroads and Mines.

G.0.P. WOULD CUT APPROPRIATIONS   REPRESENTATIVE MONDELL’S ECONOMY PROPOSAL PRECIPITATES DEBATE.

ROUND OF POLITICAL DEBATE IN HOUSE   Started by Declaration of Representative Mondell Tha Congress Should Cut Depart. mental Estimates.

UAGES CONGRESS 10 GUT ESTIMATES OF THE ARMY ANT WAV   Republican House Leader Aims Attack at Appropriations for Roth Denartments.   DEFENSE OF SECRETARIES   Acts of Baker and Daniels Are Warmly Upheld by Democrat Members.

i “APPROPRIATIONS MAY BE REDUCED   RIGID ECONOMY URGED BY LEAD ER, TO REDUCE PRESENT TAX BURDEN.

SER eR  WUST LESSEN TAX BURDEN.   House Lender Mondell Instata On Cutting Appropriations,

MONDELL FOR HEAVY CUTIN APPROPRIATION   Declares War Department Estimates Are Extravagant Beyond Description

HOUSE DEBATES ON ~ ARMY ESTIMATE:      TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES RE. PLY TO CRITICISMS BY MONDELL.

MONDELL WOULD  CUT ESTIMATES ¢1 FAN ANN ANN   Army, Navy Preposals Under Fire in House.   ACTION FAVORED -BY REPUBLICANS      Rigid Economy Urged to Lighten Tax Burden, ~

MONDELL URSES CUT  OF APPROPRIATIONS   items Submitted by War and Navy Departments Especially Are Attacked by Representative

MILITARY EXPENDITURES DEBATED IN CONGRESS   Representatives Blanton, Connally and Hardy Of Texas Are Leading Figures In House Discussion.

Lad Thirteen Years O!d Killed and Man Thirty Years Old Killed Early Today.

PLANT. GOVERAWE                 Wotnen  Voters" “Association - WI -Have Board of 10 ‘Directors

ROOT INVITED 10 AID ORGANIZING COUR   International Conference te Open i in Holland on. February 16,

SBE BEBE DBA OBE BSE EEE EPEC OCOD  elihu Root Asked to Be Member of Big Committee

IHU ROOT IS HONOREL   List Announced at Session of League of Nations Council

ASK ELIHU ROOT TO BE MEMBER OF COURT COMMITTEE   ‘His Learning And His Name”’ Wanted on * Board.

nt Invited ‘Plan Court  for World Justice          League: «of . ‘Nations Couneil “Names American on Donimit~. : tee to Organize Tribunal *

MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE   ELLHU ROOT IS ONE OF MEN ‘TO PREPARE PLANS FOR JUSTICE COURP

ROOT ASKED TO BE MEMBER OF  COMMITTEE TO PREPARE PLANS  FOR AN INTERNATIONAL COURT

LEAGUE CALLS ROOT   of International Justice. ©   Senmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzer. land and Holland te Be Represented at Conference at the Hague.

Elihu Root Invited _ to Help Plan Court for World Justice   League of Nations Council Names American on Committee to Organize Tribunal

LEAGUE CALLS ROOT   To Help Frame Plans for Court of International Justice.   Jenmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzer. land and Holland to Be Represented at Conference at The Hague.

ELIHU ROOT WANTED   LEAGUE INVITES AMERICAN TO HELP FRAME PLANS.   Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Holland and Sweden to Be Represented at The Hague.

INVITED TU, MELD DRAFT CON. STITLTION FOR GREAT COURT   Jt Is a Recognition of Him as. th _ Greatest Lawyer-Statemman ‘in America.

IAVITE ROOT 10 HELP   LEAGUE OF NATHORR COUNCH PREPARES LIST,   Vartouy Counties Invited to Become Members,

SUPREME COUNCIL WOULD PUT ~ ROOTONIMPORTANT COMMITTE   ‘Prominent Attorney Suggested as Member of Gathering for Institution of a Court of " International Justice.

BITES OF MOSQUITOES ” DURING VOYAGE AT SEA RESULT IN DAMAGE SUI   Sailor Demands $5,000, Allegin; that Officers Refused Oint ment to Relieve Pawn.

MOSQUITO BITES CAUSE SUIT.   Sailor Says Officers of Ship Refused to tsive Olniment.

THINGS LOOK DIFFERENT.   Changes Wrought Locally  Durin:  Half Century,

U. D.C. Convention ‘In Asheville   Plans Approved for Erection of Memorial to General Lee—North Caro' dina*Leads in New Chapters. The followine jie tab... ©...

THREE BODIES FOUND. IN HOLD OF FREICHTE!   Nine Others Injured When Vessel’s Fuel Tanks Exploded at Hudson River Pier.  .

A Fuel Tank on - Steamer Exploded   Tiree Bodies Found in Hold of the Steamer Today—Nine Seriously Tnfap 28

THREE KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Bodies Discovered This Morning in Hold of  Morgan Liner

FIND THREE BODIES ON BURNING STEAMEE   Nine Men Are Removed from Vessel Last Night by Rescuers.

THREE BODIES FOUND W MORGAN LINER THAT BURNED IN NEW YORK   Oil Explosion Caused. Injury. To Many and Three Bodies Were: Found in the Hold of The El Mundo This: Mote: ing by Searchers. _

THREE DIE IN    BOAT EXPLOSION   BODIES ARE TAKEN FROM MORGAN LINE SHIP, EL MUNDO.

Three Bodies Found In Hol§ of the Steamer Elmundo As Result’ of Aecident.  ‘

ARMENIAN MANDATE OFFERED THE LEACU   French Will Take Charge o! Cilicia and the League Will Administer the Rest of the Territory in that Section Of Alffed Territars.

Two New York Centra! Trains Crash Together At Erie, Pa, Depa.   TWENTY PERSONS SERIOUSLY INIDIRER   Steel--Side- of -Fullman —Forn Off Like Paper; Occupants _..... Thrown Inte Mass

MONTANA MAR {3 KILLED WN WHEGA   Seven Die When New York Central Train Is Sideswiped.

Misplaced Switch Causes Sideawipfag of Coach On the New York Central.

Open Switch Causes Trains to Sidewipe Each Other Near Union Station, Report Says.  ONE TRAIN WAS: MADE UP IN BUFFALO  Fatalalities Said to Have Been to Crew of Train Which Started From Cleveland.

b PERTOH,  DYING, 2I MAIMED IN AY. CRASH   Erie Scene of Disastrous Wreck as Two Trains Coine Together

Dead Taken From. Debris of Limited ° - On: N.Y. Central   At Least: 17 Injured When Chicago-Boston Cars Sideswipe Buffalo-Cleveland Train— = Cacnalties Occur on Westbound. ar

TEN LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN WRECKS   * BUFFALO EXPRESS SIDESWIPES  PULLMAN AT ERIE—HEAD-ON   COLLISION NEAR ROANOKE.

T KILLED WHEN TRAINS CRASH © AT ERIE, PA.   New York Central Trains Come Together Near Station—Injured May Die   THROWW RONGSWITCH; INJURIED NUMBER 17

SEVEN ARE DEAD AND 20 INJURED IN WRECK AT ERIE   New York Central Steel Train Sideswipe Near Station— Responsibility Has Not Been Determined.

TWO PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKS   On-New York Central and Norfolk & Western.   TEN ARE DEAD: MANY INJURED   New York Central Trains Sideswip in Erie Yards and N. & W. Trains Collide,

SEVEN PLOPLE AR ALLED IN WRECK   NEW YORK CENTRAL ‘TRAIN RUNS INTO OPEN SWITCH,   PULLMAN HURLEO INTO OITSH   Trainmen Stick te Their Posts and Escape Injury — Street Car Accident at Sioux City——Nine Are Hurt.

SEVEN KILLED, 17 INJURED IN RAIL WRECK   New York Central Passenge Trains Collide at Erie, Pa, Today.

SEVEN KILLEDNINE INJURED IN COLLISION   WHEN TWO PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDED NEAR THE UNTON STATION IN ERIE

RAIL WRECKS KIL. TEN   ABCUT 20 OTHERS INJURED IN TWO CRASHES.   Gollisiong Occur at Erie, Pa., and Rural Retreat, Va.—One a S de.Swipe.

TEN DIE IN WRECKS   At Least Twenty Others Injured in Two Collisions,   Crashes Occur at Erie, Pa., i Rurai Retreat, Va.—One a Head-On,

SIX KILLED IN WORST WRECK  IN YEARS ON fl Y. CENTRAL   Open Switch Causes One Fast Train to Crash Into Another   SCORE IN HOSPITAL   Rescuers Pick Up Limbs of ‘, Victims In Search of Wreckage at Erie, Pa.

SIX ARE KILLED ~ IN TRAIN CRASH   Four of Bodies Taken From Wreckace Are Those of Women—Eastbound Passengers Escape Injury.

NINE DEAD IN GEARY WRECK   TWO PASSENGER TRAINS SIDESWIPE IN PASSING,   OPEN SWITCH DID IT   CONFUSING - SIGNALS CAUSED BY REPAY PARTY,   First Ald) Was Administered and Physicians Found Mang Bad7 dy Mangled.

D PERIOH, ! DYING, 2 MAIMED IN AY. GAAS   Erie Scene of Disastrou: Wreck as Two Trains  Come Together

NINE KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED UN N.Y. GENTRAL   Chicago & Boston Ex. press Sideswipes Buffalo Passenger.

BODIES MANGLED IN TRAIN WRECK AT ERIE STATION   East Bound New York Cen. tral Train Sideswipes —  West Bound Train.

IT PERSONS DIE IN BAIL WRECKS   Eight Are Killed on New York Central Lines and Three on Norfolk,   INE TRAIN SIDESWIPED

MANY FATALITIES CAUSED” BY COLLISION OF TRAINS AT ERIE THIS MORNING

Smashup on New York Central Line Near Central Station at Erie, Pennsylvania, Exacts Tol) of Lives. ;

TDEAD, 20 HURT INN.Y.C. WRECK   Passenger Trains Sideswipe Inst  West of Union Station at Erie,  ope oat Noon. Wednesday.   ‘Company Places Responsibility or  Switch Operator of Long EXperience, It Is Reported.

MAN THROWS WRONG SWITCH; SEVEN KILLED WHEN N.Y, ©. TRAN SIDESWIPES ANOTHE!   Seventeen Injured; All-Steel Chait Car Buckles Under Terzilic Impact at Erte, Pa.

17 INSURED WHEN TRAINS CRASH   Passengers on New York Centrai Collide at Erie Pa,   BABY IS AMONG THE DEAS   Several Badly Hurt, in Hospitals, Eynerted th Nis

TRAINS CRASH AT ERIE, PA.   Bodies Taken From Wreckage Badly Mangled, Four Be ing Those of Women-—Casualties May Grow.

TEN KILLED, MANY. INJURED IN WRECKS ON THREE ROADS   Confusion of Signalmen Report ed Responsible For Seven Deaths,   FLYER SWIPES ANOTHER

SEVEN KILLED WHEN 'TRAIR IS WRECKED   CHICAGO ANT) BOSTON LIMVED SIDESWIPES TRAIN FROM BUFFALO IN ERIE YARDS THIS MORNING.

TRAINS CRASH AT ERIE UNION STATION TODAY   SEVENTEEN INJURED IN ADDI TION [TO DEATHS WHEN TWC PASSENGERS COLLIDE; TRAIN GETS SIDE SWIPE,

TRAIN WRECKS   Accidents Take Heavy Tol cin. Erie, Pa., and Virginia .*

SIX DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK; OVER SCORE INJURED IN MISHAP ON WEDNESDAY

2 TRAINS IN CRASH   Chicago and Boston Limited Sideswipes Buffalo-Cleveland Passenger at West End of Union Station at Erie, Pa.   NINE PEOPLE KILLED, AT LEAST 17 INJUREL   Four of Bodies Taken From Wreck Are Those of Women and Another ls a Baby — Two Die in the Hospital.

OX ARE DEAD IN WRECK AT ERIE fo N.Y. C. TRAINS MEET   Passenger Train Runs Into Open Switch, Colliding With An‘other Train.

SIX KILLED AND 23 HURT IN COLLISION   Passenger Train Runs = Inte Open Switch and Crashes Into Pullmans,

WRONG SWITCH “THROWN, THO ~—TARING ERASE   Casualties Occur When Steel Pullman Buckles When: Sideswiped   MONTANAN IS AMONG IDENTIFIED VICTIMS   Two Other Wrecks Bring Death and Suffering in Eastern Cities

THIRTEEN PERSONS ARE KILLED IN WRECKS ON TWO RAILROADS   Ten Passengers Lose Lives When Chicago & Boston Limited Sideswipes Buffalo & Cleveland Train at Erie—Fifteen Others Injured—Three Trainmen Meet Death in Headon Collision on Norfolk & Western.

COLLISION CAUSES  “DEATH AND INJURY         New. York Central Hit by the Buffalo-O¥veland East _Bound at Erie

SEVEN ARE KILLED INWRECK AT ERIE TWENTY MORE HURT   ENPRESS SIDESWIPES ANOTHER PASSENGER TRAIN STAND. ING AT STATION

COLLISION CAUSES DEATH AND INJURY   New York Central Hit by the Buffale-Cleveland East Bound at Erie

SEVEN KILLED IN NY. 6. COLLISION   Open Switch Responsible for Catastrophe.,

7 KNOWN DEAD IN N.Y. C. COLLISION; OTHERS WILL DIE   Passenger Trains Crash Head-On Near Erie  Union Station.

Tragedy Occurs Near Union Station —— Iowan Listed Among the Injured

TEN KILLED WHEN TRAINS. COLLIDE   At Least Twenty Others Injured in Two Collisions,   Crashes Occur at Erie, Pa. and Rural Retreat, Va.—One a Head-On.

TRAIN ACCIDENTS RESULT FATALLY    Mishaps in New York and Pennsylvania.   NINE KNOWN DEAD _IN ERIE, PA, WRECK   Chicago - Boston Express _ Hits Open Switch.

SEVEN KILLED IN RAILROAD WRECK   Several indiana. People Included in Casualty List; Twenty Injured   INVESTIGATION STARTED   Cleveland-Buffalo East _ Bound Express Sideswipes West Bound Train

Eastbound Cleveland-Buffalo Special Sideswipes the Westbound Westeru Express Striking Pullman of Latter Where Victims Were

ALL DEATHS IN. ONE-DAY. COACH   Which Was aS Querturaed When Ex breton Se PES eg      Switch. thes Wrong Way—frie . Yard Scene: -of Disaster -*_

SEVERAL DEAD AN RAN RAR WRETK   NEW YORK CENTRAL TRAIN I SIDESWIPED AND AT LEAST NINE KNOWN DEAD

TEN PEOPLE KILLED WW WRECKS TOOK   Eries, ‘Chicago-Boston Limited. Sideswiped. — Norfolk And Western Train Runs Into Opén Switch in Virginta and Three are Killed. .

SEVEN PERSONS, FOUR OF ~ THEM WOMEN AND A BABY, KILLED WHEN TRAINS CRASH   Chicago and Buffalo Limited on the New York Central Sideswiped Buffalo-Cleveland Train—Three Trainmen Killed in Collision at Rural Treat, Va.

SEVEN DEAD AND THREE MAY TIE   New York Central Train No. 60 Sideswipes Train No. 23 Near the Union Depot al Erie, Pa.

Stk KILLED WHEN TRAINS HIT IN SMASH   New York Scene of Nev Railroad Catastrophe Today.

PASSENGER TRAINS IN WRECK AT ERIE; SEVENTEEN INJURED   Three Killed in Collision Near Roanoke, Virginia,

New York Central Trains. in Crash in Ene, Penn., Yards: Sioux City Car Jumps The Track.

NINE ARE DEAD IN TWO WRECKS   New York Central Train Sidesweeps Another in Erie Yards. Collision in Virginia.

NEW YORK CENTRAL HAS FATAL WRECK   Seven Persons Killed, Twenty Injured in Accident at Erie, Pa.

T KILLED, 17 INJURED IN RAILROAD GRASE   New York Gentral Passenger Train Sideswipes Another

» Switch, Thought To ‘Have Been  Thrown Open By Section Gang  ~ Workit At Scene, May Have Reen Caer Of Accident.   GENERAL OFFICE “STATEMENT

SKILLED AND  ~MANY INJURED IN WRECK: ON NEW YORK CENTRAL   Chicago and Boston Limited Side-Swipes BuffaloCleveland Train in Yards at Erie   RESCUE FORCES BUSY   BODIES OF FOUR: WOMEN TAKE) FROM WRECK; PASSENGERS ON. EAST-BOUND TRAIN THOUGHT UNHURT .

SEVEN KILLED IN A COLLISION AT ERIE, PENN   New York Central Train Side swiped Bufialo Train at Union Station.   TWO INJURED DIE LATER   Confused Signal Workmen <Aré Blamed—Three Kilted at Roanoke, Virginia.

FAST TRAINS ON THEN. Y. CENTRAL SMASH TOGETHER  SIX KNOWN DEAD AND 20 PROBABLY FATALLY   THE WORST WRECK KNOWN FOR YEARS

‘SEVEN KILLED ~NTRAIN WRECK NEAR ERIE. PA   Passenger Train Ran Into Oper Switch, Engine Crushing * Patiman

ye NOT QUIT VILN!   Polish General Defies Powers; Sag No Force Can Compel Him to Quit City.

MAJOR LITTLEFIELD © CLAIMED BY DEATH   End Comes After Long Ill. ness.

MAJOR LITTLEFIELG DEAD AT AUSTIN      PIONEER TEXAS RANGER AND CAPITALIST PASSES AWAY AT His HOME

WILL PLAN. HOUSING RELIEF      National Council of Unites States Chamber... of Commerce Meetsg Next Month.

WILL PLAN HOUSING RELIEF   National Council of United States Chamber of Commerce Meets Next Month,

(elleetion of @2.4607. 560.251 Pert of Trek of Interna! Hevsenae Hereeaw the Peet Ycar.

BIG SUM COLLECTED   -BUREAU’S WORK SHOWN.   Internal Revenue Agents Al so Engaged in Fighting Liquor Traffic,

REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR YEAR $5,407,580,251   Commissioner Williams of Tha Department Submits His Annual Report.

$9,407,580,251 IS COLLECTED IN YEAR   Report of Internal Revenue De partment Shows Efforts to Control Liquor Traffic.

TAK GOLLEGTION SS GREATEST EVER   Effort to Control Liquor Traffic Under Prohibition Act Another Big Work of Internal Revenue Board.

LARGE SUM IS REQUIRED TO CONTROL LIQUOR TRAFFIC   Tax Collection Greatest in History of Country, Says Commissioner Williams. Income and Profit Taxes.

ITCH CHURCH PAaTOA TO GET CENTENGE SOON   Denzel’s Family May Be Put Under the Ban ‘' Algo

 ‘CHURCH MOVED TO TEARS   Rev. Mr. Dengel, Returning  From Joy Jaunt With Choir ‘ Girl, Steened in Sorrow.   GIRL’S FAMILY [S BLAMED

LEBIGLATORG GET BUSY WITH PROBE   INVESTIGATION OF THE PINK BOLLWORM SITUATION IS NOW UNDER WAY   C. L. Marlett of the Federal Horticultural Board Arrives at Austin to Present Testimonvyv.

PINK BOLL WORM  PRUGE {0 GCGUN BY LEGISLATORS   MANY MEMBERS OF HOUSE ANI SENATE GO TO DALLAS TO ATTEND CONVENTION,

BOLL WORM — -- PROBE BEGU!   Number of Witnesses in ’ Austin—Sixty Have  _ Been Summoned

BOLL WORM PROBE BEGUN   Number of Witnesses in Austin—Sixty Have Been Summoned

HEARING ON PINK BOLL WORM SITUATION OPENED AT AUSTIN   Neither House in Session Until  After State Convention  Tuesday.

VOTE TO REMAIN IDLE   ‘Switchmen Destroy Hope of  Early Settlement

VOTE TO REMAIN ON STRIKE.   Two Thonsand at Columbus Decide Not to Resanme Work,

ATTEMPT TO BLOCK SUFFRAGE  s RATIFICATION   Antis Introduce Resolution In Tennessee Legislature To Place Question Before Voters.

ATTEMPT MADE IN TENNESSEE HOUSE TO RERER SUPFPRAGE TO THE PEOPLE,   MEMBERS ARE ANGERED   Expressing Resentment at Outside taftuence that Is Being Directed tin Behalf of the Ratification Resolution—-Cox May Go the State.

MEXICO RAISES SALARIES.   Diplomats Throughout World to Get H More to Moet H. CG. of Ly

WOMEN DELEGATES NEEDING HARMONY   Efforts to Restore ren. *- Ranks Are Being Made by the Leaders.

DOVE_OF PEACE Is BATTERED BY WOMEN   WOMEN DELEGATES TO DEMO. CRATIC MEET SPLIT ON ENDORSEMENT OF KEYNOTE SPEECH

STATE 10 APPEAL RAIL FARE GASE TO HIGHEST COURT      INJUNCTION RESTRAINS WISCONSIN. FROM INWITH ;       AHTIO FILES SUIT   Launches Offensive. to Over ride ‘Interstate Com-

ARMY OF 0.00 ESTE WENT CROP      Department ‘of Agriculture “Has Organized Force That ‘Ig: Sweeping the Wheat From Western Fields In Reeard ‘Time. ;

SOLVES Hs DUCHY   Army of Farm Gants Ts Untling Middle West's °¢

ANNUAL HARVEST IN MIDDLE WEST IS NOW UNDER WAY BY HUNDRED THOUSAND WEN

GOVERNMENT ON DRIVE FOR BIG HARVEST ARM‘   U. S. Department of Agricul. ture Recruits and Organizes 100,000 Farm Hands.

100,000 Harvest Hands - Are Now Enroute to  _ Fields of Northwes'

106, 00 HAAN A HANDY HARVESTING IN WEST   Record Wheat Army Organizec By Government And Other Agencies.

LAND ARMY OF 100,000 MAKING NEW RECORD IN WESTERN HARVEST FIELDS

ARMY OF HARVESTERS HANG UP NEW RECORI   Western Wheat Crop Going  Fast Order,

SENATE &. 0. P. TAROW DOWN H.C: L. BILLS   Also Sidetrack Bonus Packing and Other Legislation.

JAPANESE OFFICERS LEAVE MEXICO CITY   Received Many Tokens of Friendship From Poople and Government ; . Officials. =

REXALL PIGEON, DER BY   Most Popular Girt Contest at Monex: & Greene

BOYS: ANXIOUS ~ ABOUT PIGEONS   YOUNGSTERS EAGERLY AWAIT GREAT. CARRIER PIGEON . RACE NEXT SATURDAY   SCOUTS. MAY GET BIRD

‘League of Nations. Army Wil . Start for Vilna on Wednesda      ‘WENIZELOS MAY RETURN: TO CONTROL IN GREECE   pSixty Counter Revolutionist: ' dn Russia Shot—Betrayer “ ls Strancled,

ASK TO DEVELOP NATIONAL PARKS   Declares Appropriation Will Necessarily Be Large— for Playground

PANAMA,     A RAIL SERE       Viftcen Te nid -Odlored Work men wd “Sympathizers Are Out.

1,000 100 EMPLOYEES AT CHNAL STRIKE   Goverrior Says He Will Re‘place Themiat Once if‘ They -Do-Not' Go Back: to Work  : Work.—Plans:to Import La:  Lanwsve Ream Blesahers

SYMPATHIZERS: SWELLING... PANAMA STRIKERS RANKS      Crisis in Situation Expected when the Governor’s Ultimatum Depriving . Positions Takes Effect

MADE HOMELESS   As Result of Recent Earth: quake in Jtaly   OFFICIAL REPORT   Statistics Are Gathered From Entire Zone Included in Recent Disaster.

ONE SHIP HAS 27 STOWAWAYS   Yellow Men Crowded Into Fuel Tanks Not in Use.

MANY CHINESE STOWAWAYS      Twenty-Seven Yellows Crowded [nto One of the Fuel Tanke of Liner,

Minor Troubles Are Reported in Sections of the Kingdom   Transport Workers May Shortly Join the Coal Miners

RAHWAY MEN IN THEIR STRIKE   IT IS SAID THAT THE MEN ARE AROUT EQUALLY DIVIDED ON THE QUESFION.   The Transport Workers Also Wil Meet This Afternoon to Take Up the Question of Joining Miners.

OTHERS REFUSE TO JOIN THE STRIKERS   British Transport Workers And Railway Men Mark Time, Declining to Rush to Support   LLOYD GEORGE IS CONFIDENT

NO ADDITION TO GREAT STRIKE OF “BRITISH MINERS   Transport Workers and Raliway Men Mark Time Refusing ta Join,

TRANSPORTMEN ALF Uae 10 JOIN IN MINE STRIKE   British Railway Men Evenly Divided on Question of Joining Strike

MINERS ALONE IN -BRITTISH STRIKE   RAILWAY AND TRANSPORT WORKERS HESITATE TO JOIN —NO SOLUTION REACHED

No Action With Reference to Strike Is Taken at Meeting in London.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Possibilities of Sympathetic Strikes Adds to Fuel Shortace Troubles.

ENGLAND 5 RAIL MEN MARK UME   Refuse to Rush Inte Miners Strike   UNIONS ARE DIVIDED   Sympathetic Walk-outs Are Feared

CANDIDATE TO LEAD FIGHT ON NATIONS’ LEACUE   Pennsylvania _ Delegation, Pledged to Cast First Ballot for Gov. Sproul, Will Arrive To “marrow _   PENROSE ILL

TWO FACTIONS ARE SEEN IN  CONVENTION   Reservationists and Irreconcilables Fighting For The Lead ~

JOHNSON SAYS NO COMPROMISE   California Senator Will Stand Fast as the Unrelenting Opponent of Treaty.   HIS SUPPORTERS To BACK HIM ON ISSUE   ‘Platferm Contest is Expected te Be Greatest in Party’s History.

Johnson Will Carry His Fight Against Treaty to the Floor of Conventior

ALLIES WL NOT STOP CONSTANTINE   Fear G.:75 4.71 Resent fnter: fere » in Their Selection of Ruler.

AUCKLAND GEDDES / BRANDED ‘A JONAH   The. Times’ Bitterly . Griticizes* ‘Man .. Mentioned’ as Possible Ambassa- - dor to tha~tinited States. _

Poland Considering _ Peace Offer Made By Soviet Russia   Important New Move May be Made in Conjunc;y _ tion With Allies; Polish Diet Will Make Final  aratan in Blade Tikes.

REDS SEND PEACE FEELER 10 POLANI   Allies and Paderewski Government Consider Parley With Soviet Negotiators.

BURTON T0-RETAN SHAMROGK'S: HELIN   Skipper of Challenger . Wil Not-Be Deposed, Says Sir Thomas Lipton.   IS SEVERELY . CRITICIZED   Decision to ‘Give the Present Yacht Commander Another Chance Is Reached

POLISH FRONT SCENE OF FIGHI   Bolshevik Attack on Large  Sector—Azerbaijan Govern‘ments Want Peace. Now.

HARD FIGHTING IS THE FEATURE   Poles and Russ Soviet Troop: Struggle in Several Sectors.

LIVING COSTS WILL CONTINUE 10 COME DOWN, SAYS HOOVER   If Price Readjustment Is Not Based on Plan for Easy Stages, Ruin Will Follow, He Says.   NEED NATIONAL PROGRAM   Further Asserts That Labor Wage: Can Remain Where They Are If We Get Production.

PEAK OF lb PRICES HS EEN REACHED CDEGLIRES HOOVER.   Says. Readjustment: Must Be Made Gradually to Avert-the Destruction of Countless Industries.—National Program Should be Formulated. .

PRICE ADJUSTMENT BY EASY STAGES   Herbert Hoover Says National Program Needed t Control Readjustment

AMERIGAN TROOPS ON THE RHINE   WH Celebrate Christmas With Large Electrically Lit’ Tree.

YOUNG MOTHER, DELIRIOUS, THROW: ~ GHILD IN HOGPER      FIVE DAY OLD INFANT I TRAMPLED TO DEATH.   MOTHER iS NOT EXPECTED TO RECOVER.   Falis Unconscious Over Fence After She Had Committed Act; Had Been Seriously Ill With Pneumonia,

UNIFY ALLIED ORGANIZATION      Plans On Foot to Strengthen and  Perpetuate Grand Army.

LOWERS BODY OF DEAD WIFE FROM  SECOND STORY WINDOW TO SAVE IT ~ FROM FLAMES THAT DAMAGE HOME

IPHOLDS LEVER  AGT; OFFIGIALS WELL PLEAGEL   CONTINUED STRINGENT ENFORCE MENT OF PROVISIONS OF LAW IS PROMISED.

C.A, WEED & CO, LOSE. INJUNCTION APPLICATION   Buitnlo Merchants Must Now  Stand Prosecution Under the Lever Act.

PRAISE WAR CORRESPONDENTS   General VPershing’s Letter Quoted by tharlies t.rnaty.

PERSHING PRAISES WRITERS   General Saye American War Corre.  spondents Were Faithful  tn Thaie Tevet

ARGENTINE QUITS LEAGUE FOR GO0L   WITHDEAWAL PRECEDES RESIG NATION

ARGENTINE MAY QUIT LEAGUE OF NATIONS, TOG   Honorio Pueyrredon, Head of Delegation, Leaves Geneva for Paris.

WITHDRAWAL OF ARGENTINA FROM ASSEMBLY - ) ~ EXPECTED TO. BE FOLLO WED BY DECLARATION. ‘OF INTENTION. TO LEAVE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

NO LANGUAGE QUITE PURE   Words Expressing New Ideas and New     —Things—Are—Passed—From—Nas—— : tion to Nation,

NO LANGUAGE QUITE PURE   Words Expressing New ideas and New Things Are Passed From Nation to Nation.

DISCUSS PARK DRAINAGE   City and Township Officials Will Be C. of C. -Guests

EAPAESAES BELIEE TIES WITH FRANCE TO ABIDE FOREVER   President Wilson  Felicitates Deschanel on Occasion of National Holiday.   CELEBRATE BASTILLE DAY WITH MILITARY REVIEW   Exercises Marred by Absence of Chief Executive and Field Marshal Foch.

ALARY QUESTION SLITS TEACHERS   ndreds of Instructors From Ai ‘arts of State Meet in Albany for Joint Hea: ‘ng   ‘ED NEW DIRECT TAX   der Provisions of One Bill, ate’s Half of Salaries Would Cost $40,000,000

TEACHERS URGE HIGHER SALARY   Sage Warns That the Passage of Either Measure Would Necessitate New Direct Tax.

40,000,000 FACE FAMINE. DEATHS IN CHINA NOW   AMERICAN RED CROSS Is TAKEN @ ACTIVE PART IN AIDING STARVING PROPLES

APPROVED RURAL OUHOULS GROUPED   CLASSIFIED UNDER STANDARB AND SUPERIOR SCHOOLS,   FIVE POINTS OF MERIT   Instructions of State Superintendent of  Schools on Plan of Work to be Followed.

GROUP APPROVED ~~ RURAL SCHOOLS   CLASSIFED, UNDER STANDARD AND SUPERIOR SCROOLS   Instructions of State Superintendent of Schools on Plan of Work to Be Followed.

COMMEND RADIO AMATEUR   Youth Who Caught Distress Message  Qlawmntlinnantad

WILDE OPEN FAVORITE IN BOUT WITH MASON   Pluck Little Briton Is the Aggressor in All Except the ‘ Sixth Round

JIMMY WILDE BESTS _ FRANKIE MASON   English Flyweight Champion too Much for American Title Claim. ant——Bout Held at Toledo,

WILDE WINS MATCH.   Flys: eight Champion of World   Proves His Right to Title  : in Bout.

Newspaper Writers Are Inclined to Favor the Englishman and Many Fans Feel That Tt Was a Draw: Associated Press Gives Bout to Wilde, Giving Him 8 Rounds .   FIGHT IS A “GREAT BATTLE.”

JIMMY. WILDE FROVES HIS RIGHT TO TITLI   Recognized Flyweight Champion 0! World Decisively Outpoints Prankieo Wasson.

ISSUES A WARNING AGAINST TYPHOID   STATE HEALTH OFFICER SAYS SANTPARY PRECAUTIONS ARE NECESSARY.

Started with $20 in Money but $1,000, 006 Werth of Ambition and Neve  Lacked for Ledging or Meals vt Four and One-half Months’ Trip.

SOME MYSTERY SHROUDS GRIME   By Which Two Boys are Burau. ed to Death and Their Mother Shot.   CONFLICTING STORIES ABOUT THE TRAGEDY   iad  Mother 3 Says" Negro Killed the Childréi, Rarisacked House and Attacked Her.

Mrs. Kohler Said She Ha Been Attacked By Negro Who Burned House   YOUTHS STORY DIFFERS   Young Caller Savs Woman Admitted Shooting Boys, Self, And Starting Fire

SEEK TO REVISE ELECTION LAWS   Black Hawk Senator Plans Changes to to Eliminate What he Calis Inconsistencies in State Laws.

WOE STONER S MURDERED. BY TWO STRANGERS           Wha Wer 2 Motoreyete Car  Policy Seelting Treeline with Si          Ab AREY  BANDITS W ‘WAN AS

DIPLOMATS TRY TO MAKE LIGHT OF HARD BLOW   Pueyrredon ! Insists His Dele. gation’s Withdrawal i: TIennltaeahkla   WUO'LL BE THE NEXT?   South and Central American * Delegations Meet Today  tn Canfer

Formally Quits  Assembly. Then Demands Recognition of Amendments Of. feréd ae Price of Return.   DELEGATES CHIEFLY INCENSED AT FRENCH   Consider Dignity Affrontec Protest Against Posipon ing Action on League Changes Is Ignored.

TELLS BRITAIN . SOVIET DID NOT HALT ARMISTICE   Reply of Russian Government  to British Note Is Handed Lloyd George

SOVIET ANSWER TO BRITISH NOTE - EVADES POINT   BOLSHEVIK WANT GUARANTEE TO PREVENT RE NEWAL OF HOSTILITIES DIIRInNG ARPNTTOTIOYH

Russia Premier Declares Bolshe viki Recognize Polish  Independence.   ANSWER TO LLOYD GEORGE

TWO IOWA AVIATORS KULED   Plane toes Inte a Nose Dive, Falling Five Hundred Feet.

DREDGING EAST RIVER iS A DANGEROUS TASK   Workmen Face Danger of Either Being Drowned Or Killed By Dynamite

DREDGING EAal IVER IW N.Y. DANGEROUS JOB   Death By Drowning or Dynamite Faces Men While at Work, Which May Require 20 Years to Finish.

DANGERS ATTENDING DREDGING OF ~ -EASTRIVER   Peril of Death by Drowning and Dynamite Face Workmen in Stream

ENOUGH SUGAR FOR j . ” SMALL CONSUMERS   Agreement With Refiners to Resul In the Elimination of Brokers.

Agreement with refiners tc  result in the elimination ant hrealeare

JAPS STAY IN SIBERIA   Troops Kept There by Dangers to Manchuria.   Tokyo Saye Army Wil Be Withdrawn ™~ as Soon as the Menace ts . Renioved.

KEEP JAPS IN SIBERIA   TOKYO SAYS DANGERS TO MAN. CHURIA AND KOREA GREAT,   Will Withdraw the Troops as Seon as It Is Safe to Do So, Says Government,

JAPANESE TROOPS STAY IN SIBERIA   Troops Kept There by Dangers to Manchuria.   Tokyo Says Army Will Be Withdrawn as Soon as the Menace Is Removed.

INJURED IN FALL   Cecil Harrell, of Fairland, in Seriews Condition,

‘BLAME BRUTALITY ON DETZER   Witness Sny Money Pass With In structions to Get the Captain.

SAYS DETZER AD PAID QUT BRIBE!   Convict ‘Testifies in Trial o Capt. Karl Detzer Prison Camp Head. .

CONVICT TESTIFIES IN DETZER TRIAL   GOES ON WITNESS STAND IN BE HALF OF ACCUSED OFFICER

CONVICT TESTIFIES IN FAVOR OF CAPT. DETZER   Private Serving Seutence at Leavenworth Says Witness for Prosecution Was Bribed.

Prohibits Meetings at Night in Ireland During Mannix Vist   Py Aasociated Presa Leasea Wire

IOWA LEADS AGAIN   GREA'EST CORN CROP IS RECORD. ED IN HER HISTORY.   PRICES ARE FAR FROM PLEASING   Careful Selection of Seed Corn Com. bined With Improved Methods of Farming Have Had Their Effect Up. on PFoduction—Quality is Excellent.

Careful Selection of Seed Corn Com. bined With Improved Methods of Farming Have Had Their Effect Up. on Production—Quality ig Excellent.

PRESIDENT CARRANLA'S WHEREABOUTS STILL IN MYSTERY   Carranza a Furitive.

CARRANZA HOPED  TO REACH COAST AND EOTABLIoh CAPITAL THERE   Mexican President Had Made Arrangements Month Age to Evacuate Mexico City and Go To Vera Cruz,   WELL LAID PLANS ARE A COMPLETE FAILURE   His Northward Flight Hi. Been Halted and Route to Tampico Is Lined With Innumerahle Perils.

y Report of His Capture he Rebel Forces Cannot Be Confirmed.   FOUR ASSAULTS MADE ON CARRANZA GUARD   Governor Huerta Called Upor to Appoint President; Is - Obvegon’s Support.

GARRANZA TRIES. TO REAGH GOAST ON HORSEBACK   Mexican President Quits Train and Flees to the Mountains.

forehiry Forces. ‘Asser Tht Archives ; Are * Also Taken,    TALL ASSEMBLY TO NAME. ~ PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT   Some Progress Is Made i in the ~ Restoration: of Communi: A / cation Hines Below . the Border.

LUMPARISON  SHOWS SOME REDUCTIONS   Effect of European Slump is Already Being Felt in This Country.

EXPLAINS FRANKFORT EVENTS.   Burgomaster Says Troable Was Due to Provocation by Citizens.

_  OVERALL CRUSADE GAINS MOMENTUN   EVERAL THOUSAND MEMRBEL: OF MOOSE LODGE APPEAR iN BLUE DENIM.

WORE OVERALIC RECRUITS   This Time It is the, Detroit Moosers Whe Don the’ Denim.

DETROIT MOOSE DON OVERALLS   In Effort to Combat High Cost of  , MR See

OVERALL CLUBS   New Organizations Becoming Fashionable in Various Parts of Country

SHORTER TIME, NOT LESS WORK WANTED, CLAIN   Clothing Workers Do No Seek To Halt Production  Is Assertion.

WHOLE FAMILY. SENT TO PRISON UNDER DRY-LAV   Cabaret Proprietor; _ Wife * Son and*Nephew. “Are  Cnentaninan

BELIEVE Vtout AND GREW Lol CN ROCKY GOAST   Scattered Pieces of Lumber Adrift Near James Island Indicate Craft Was Wrecked on the Rocks.   Rough Seas Prevent Searching Steamers From Running Close to Shore. Patrol of Coast Continues.

Fear Barge Is Gone Down  With All on Board Shir   BUT THERE IS NO POSITIVE TRACE OF MISSING VESSEL

FRANCE TO LOAN TO GERMANY.   Only Way te Aeseure Herself Ade. quate Supply of Ceal.

REED FILES — NO CONTEST   Missouri Congressman May Face Committee.   GNLY ONE FIGHT IN SIGHT   Georgia Has Only Case to Be. Considered to Pecfect Democratic Convention Roll.

Reed Has Not Yet Filed Contest for Seat; Roll to  Be Made Up Tomorrou

START FRIDAY ON EMPORARY AOL   Contest Tangle Is Confined t Georgia Delegates—Fractional Votes Proposed.

National Committee Ha: Orly Georgia Case Up for Settlement:   ALL DELEGATES TO VOTE   Canal Zone Will Be Repre sented Among Democrats at San Francisco,

LEWIS BEATS FARL CADDaCI   lowa Wrestler’s Collar Bone Broken In Fall At Madison Square Garden Last ight,

STORM WARNINES ORDERED DISPLAYED   Southeast Disturbance of Mcderate Character Forecasted For East Gulf Coast.

HERE ARE CONFI DENT UTTERANCES OF REPUBLICAN OF G. 0. P. CONVENTION @PENING

OVER $3,000,000 CAMPAIGN FUNG   Hs What Democratic Leaders Estimatexto Be a ProperSized War Chest.   THE CHAIRMANSHIP REFUSED BY MOORE   His Declination to Serve Makes Re-Election of Chairman Cumminos Sure

CUMMINGS [S LINCLY CHOICE AS DEM. LEADER   Democratic National Commit tee Convenes In Columbuc

AMERICAN TEAM WILL WH OLYMPLG ULES AN-ACCIOENT COMES   Has Commanding Lead o 101 Out of Possible 24; Points and Only Fourteer Events-Remaining to be Rice Before Close.

AMERICANS ARE STILL WINNING   Have Good  Chance to Carry Off First Hon ors in Great Meet

AMERICANS HAVE SAFE LEAD OVER OTHER TEAMS IN OLYMPIC CONTESTS   CAN WIN MEET BY MAKIVG OVLY A FAIR SHOWING IN REMAINDER OF EVENTS

LONE BANDIT KILLS POLICE OFFICER   Battles With 50 While Barricaded in Theater Adjoining Bank He Robbed of $20,000.

LONE BANDIT ROBS A BANK, KILLS OFFICER AND THEN IS SHOT   Held Up Easton-Taylor Trust Co. and Secured $20,000 in Currency.   HERDED CUSTOMERS AND EMPLOYEES INTO A ROOM   Seeks Refuge in Nearby Theate —Wounds Three Police Officers.

BANDIT KILLED AFTER LOOTING T. LOUIS BANK   Steals $20,000 and Is Slain in Gun Duel Which Follows: One Policeman Is Dead. 3 Others Wounded.

Bank Bandit and St. Louis Policeman Killed in Battle   Trust Company Robbed of $20,000 by Desperado, Who Then Sought Refuge in Theater—Three Patrolmen Wounded in Fight as Fugitive Fired From Barricade—Exchange of Shots Lasted 20 Minutes.

LONE BANDIT KILLS POLICEMAN BEFORE BEING KILLED HIMSELF   In Twenty Minute Fight With Officers After Robbing Bank of $20,000

LONE BANDIT — GETS $20,000 AND IS SHO}   Robs St. Louis Trust Company —Killed by Police in Theater.

ST. LOUIS POLICE BATTLE ‘em? DOPED BANK BANDI   One Officer Killed and Three Are  Wounded—-Robber Shot to Death —-VWakes Stand in Theatre.

St. Louis Scene of Sheoting Affray. Twe Being Killed and Three W ounded. i

BANDIT ROBS BANK, KILLS AN OFFICER AND WOUNDS THREE   After This Tragedy He Is Himself Shot to Death in a Most Sensational Escapade.

1500 INDIANA COAL MINERS GO ON STRIKE      Walked Out Recause of Dissati tion With Offer of Wage Commniittec,  face

BIG VICE CLEANUP IN SONORA UNDER WAY WITH VIGOR, DIVES ARE RAIDED

‘BEGIN CRUSADE AGAINST VICE   Agua Pricta, Mexice, Has Undertnken a Cleaning Up.

Hulaco, Fairview and Baileyton Gommunity Fair  PRESIDENT; S. H. Earwood SEC’Y. AND TREAS: W.J. Humphries   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

THE HANOVER CASE   THE ABSCONDING PRESIDENT IS NOT YET HEARD FROM,   Another. Man Is Arrested Charged with Complicity in the Work of Systematically Looting Bank.

NEGRAGKA MAR AGUUSED OF PART IN LOOTING BANK   Warrant Issued at Hanover for Arrest of J. H. Shugart— Temporary Receiver for In. stitution Named.

WARRANT FOR MAN CHARGED WITH AIDING IN BANK LOOTING   RECEIVER APPOINTED   As Soon As Possible Arrangements Will Be Made to Open Deposit Boxes   Bank Commissioner Will Appeal to Governor For. &xtra Reward > Bar Jaedicke

AIDED JAEDICKE   WARRANT FOR MAN CHARGED WITH AIDING IN BANK LOOTING ry   As Soon As Possible Arrangements Will Be Made to Open Deposit Boxes   Bank Commissioner Will Appeal t« Governor For Extra Reward For Jaedicke

WARRANT FOR J. H. SHUGART   Charged With Complicity in Wreck. ing Hanover Bank — Jaedicke Still at Large.

REQUEST A RECFIVER   Narrant Out for J. H. Shugart of Lincoln In Hanover, Kas., Bank Case — Not Known Here—Loss In Failure Not to Exceed $150,000

COCCHI TO BE TRIED IN ITALY O57. 25   indictment Charges Assault anc  Murder of Ruth Crueceri 4047

PARTY OFFICIALS TESTIFY REGARDING PON'S, ALLEGATIONS   WHITE AND MARSH TESTIFY BE FORE SENATE INVESTIGAT.ING COMMITTEE   BELIEVE CHARGES TRUE   —_—_———— q National Treasurer Sub mits Photographic Copies of Subscription Lists, Which Are Held to Be Mlegal

WHITE AND MARE OF COX ARE TRUE   Democratic National Committee Has No Evidence of G.O.P. Slush Fund.

WHITE, MARSH TGNORANGE R GOV, C0             Democratic Chairman Asserts His Party Needs Two Million to Run Campaign; Testimoni: ‘ Shows Former Officeholders Bio Cantrihytara

GIFTS 1 DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN UNLIMITED   EVERY CHEC IS CLOSELY SCRUTL NIZED, HOWEVER, PROBERS ARR TOLD.   COX CHARGES ARE APPROVED   Officials of Party National Committee Are Questioned by Senate Investigation Board.

NO EVIDENGE OF HUGE: FUND tN 1S- PRODUCED   Demociat Committee Chiefs ’ Unable to Throw. Light _ on Cox Charges. “        THOUSANDS AMONG - “DEM”: CONTRIBUTORS   Highest Ince yidual’ -Contribu“tion Revealed Is $20,000° From Texas Banker. —

Democratic Chieftains Agree That Commit: tee Coffers Are Empty; Declare Party Has: Not Completed Details; Mention Other ; Agencies: Christensen Called to Stand   NIGHT SESSIONS ARE ORDERED

SOX REPRESENT ATIVES LACK EVIDENCE = TOSUPPORT GOVERNOR'S ACCUSATIONS INVOLVING REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND   Oy the Other Hand, They Agree Th2! Tiere Is Nothing in the Budget of $3,079,000 Which Indicates an Attemat  ko gegt oy      BARNES’ G. 0. P. BOOK IS PRODUCED   an’s Record of Contributiozs to National Fund Comes in For Fuck Commect and Speculation on Faxt  ee Pee cee Seca e

Have No Evidence te Present That has Endorsement but _ They believe Charges True   PHOTOGRAPHIC COPIES ~ OF LISTS ARE PRODUCED   Original ‘Reéords Alleged to be in Hands of Cox_or on ‘File in Department of ‘Tnctica 

UNABLE 10 SUSTAIN CHARGE OF A FUND   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMIT TEE OFFICIALS TESTIFY.   Witnesses Before Senatorial Investigation Believe Governor Cox Carnet Shew Proof But Think Charges True.

DEMOCRATS ON TAND DESCRIBE b. 0. P. BARREL   GIFTS FROM BIC COMPANIES   CORPORA TIGNS DONATING TO G. 0. P., DEFY THE LAW.

DEMOCRATS TELL COMMITTEE THAT TREASURY EMPTY   But Hope For Better Conditions  Near Future When Finance Bureau ls Organized   ON VERY HOPEFUL DAYS PUT TEXAS IN THE GOP COLUMN   White and Marsh Tell Committee They Believe Charges Made By Gov. Cox Are Tenth,

COX HAS GOODS ON G. 0. P. SAYS GEORGE WHITE   Commitice Told Original G. O. P. Subscription Lists Are in Candidate’s Hands   CAMPAIGN THUNDER   ey ee ee  ASSERTION MADE THAT DEMS HAVE HAD 6G. O. PF. OFFICIAL DATA TWO WEEKS

WHITE AND MARSH WITHOUT EVIDENCE TO BACK GHARGES   Democratic Committee Official: Think Accusations Made by Cox True.   DATA BEING CARRIED TO CHICAGO BY E. H. MOORE   P. P. Christensen, Guy T. Scott and W. D. Jamieson Among Other Witnesses Before Senatorial Committee Investigating Campaign Expenses.

DEMOCRATS GIVEN TURN ON GRILL   NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS CONFIDENT COX CHARGES TRUE   QUOTA LIST IS SUBMITTED   Offer G. 0. P Data Copies Said to Be Firm Albany—Democratic  Fund Small,

COrRY OF INDUSTRIAL-RELA. TIONS FAVORS DOMESTICS.   Lueal Industrtes Will Provide Other Fuel fo Keep Business “ * Onerating. :

CLARA SMITH TO SURRENDER   Expected To Give Up Ine Few Days.   HER PARENTS SAY SO   Members of a Law Firm Declare She is Hiding in Mexico.

SURRENDER EXPECTED BY ARDMORE AUTHORITIES   Arrangements Have Progressed t« Point Where Bond Has Been Arranged.

WOMAN WANTED IN CONNEC. TIIN WITH DEATH OF HAMON TO RETURN   May Be Permitted to Keturn to Ardmore on Her Own Volition Says Prosecutor

SAY CLARA SMITH WILL SURRENDER IN SHORT TIME   weeweseeed A ApleSS Belief Ae A MBit . pyass Live Herself Up and Face Murder Charges.

SAY SHE'LL GIVE UP   PARENTS. OF CLARA B. ‘Sutn “MAKE STATEMENT,   Girl Wanted In) Connection With Death of Jake-Hamon Has  New Counsel. .

To Face Charge in Connoc . ‘tion With Death of _ Jake Hamon.   IS NOW iN MEXICO   ‘Attorney Says She Will Re turn and Bond Js: Arranged for Her.

TRIAL JUDGE CARRIES GUN   Ewing Cockerell, Hearing Murdér Case, Has Automatic in Pocket.

CHICAGO LABOR — LEADER KILLEL   Pelice Today Are, Searching For His Slayer.” Was Shot In His Office

CITIES HAND HIGH PRICES BIG JOLT   Reductions Range From Fiftee to Fifty Per Cent. Clothing Affected.

4LARGE CITIES. REDUCING COST   Price Reductions Range From 15 to 50 Per Cent in Bos- ton Today.   CLOTHING SLUMPS -FAST

seague Recommends Control of Danzig Be Given to Poles   8S. Senator MeCor mick Turns Down Britis! Invitation to Sit in Conference—But Occu pied Press Seat

BOARD ADVISES MAKING POLAND ANS IN TANTIE   Report Concerning Military Gorter) of Free City to Be Referred   SENATOR McCORMICK INTERESTED OBSERVER   Dangerous. Situations May Develop in Final Week of League Meeting

CONTROL DANZIG MAY BE PUT IN POLAND'S HANDS   Separate Action France and Great Britain Condemned.

LEAGUE IS BITTER AT DIPLOMACY OF BRITISH-FRENCH   Premiers Contradict Ac: tion Of Delegates At Geneva Meeting. ;

LEAGUE ENDORSES POLAND'S MILITARY CONTROL OF DANZIG     Best Means of Defense of the Town to Be Studied By  Military Commission.   ADMISSION OF ARMENIA PERPLEXING PROBLEM   Senator McCormick a Spec tator at Today’s Session of League.

“OF DANZIG BY POLAND. RECOMMENDEL      Tf Adopted, Would Be in Line  With Claim That It Is Neces gary to Poland's Welfare,   COUNCIL REFERS REPORT TO HIGH COMMISSIONER   Action of England and France 01 Admitting New State Causes ‘ ’  WBharp Comment.   IS FEATURE OF MEETING   Some Say Nations Not Ready for League Because of Old Diplomatic Ways.

Sharp Comment in Committee Between France and Great Britam on Admission of Several Nations.

UAGE MILITARY RULE IN DANZIG   Committee on Admission o New States Makes Report to Council.   PREMIERS ANGER LEADERS

MILITARY CONTROL OF DANZIG BY POLES (5 LEAGUE SUGGESTION   Recommendation Made Regarding This Important Matter Because of Inability Tc ‘Get ‘Munitions and Food Throuch Port. Otherwise.

LEAGUE DELEGATES RAP PREMIERS FOR ARMENIAN ACTION   Separate Policy Announcement by Britain and France Is: Considered an Affront.   RECOMMENDS CONTROL.  ON DANZIG BY POLAND   Military Commission “Reports: Faverably:on Request for ~ Seaport  Facilities.

POLISH MILITARY CONTROL OF DANZIG: 1S RECOMMENDED. TO THE LEAGUE   Senator. McCormick Sees  Proceedings From Press. Gallery; Refuses Invi- tation from Delegates

CONTROL OF DANZIG GOES TO THE POLES   New Rift Appears in Or. ganization Which It I Trying To Function a Geneva.

ADVOCATE POLISH ~ RULE AT DANZIG   Geneva’ League Commission Submits Plan.   MILITARY CONTROL . . _ SOUGHT BY POLES   ‘Needed to Insure Trans ‘port of Materials. *

DANZIG RULE BY POLAND URGED   Ports’ Control to be Put Up te - Nation League   FAVORED BY MILITARY BOARD   Assembly in Dispute Over Amis sion of States

0 T0 POLANT   Recommendation To the League is That Request of Pole - and- Be Granted.   PREMIERS  ARE. CRITIC ICISED   Committee On Admissions Doe  Not'Like Declarations > "On Armenia.

M CORMICK AT LEAGUE MEET; KEEPS SILENT   Interested Listene: While League Talks About World Court.

TO PUT DANZIG UNDER POLES   Military Control Declared Necessity to Country—Delegates Assail Altied Premiers. .

World Court Approved at Geneva Meet   League Assembly Orders Con trol of Danzig Port By Polish Army

ECOMMEND POLISH CONTROL OF DANZIG   Military Domination Seems Necessary.

MILITARY CONTROL ASKED FOR DANZIG   Poland Wants to Have Charge of  6" This Pert to Protect hapert  of Munitions

OF FOUR MEA HE EXAMINED   Hoover, Frence, Edwards and Owen Dealt With Quickly Ry Cormrmettee.   Nat Golstein Tells of Hand ling $2,500 for Lowden In Missour: Primary.

EXPENDITURES  OF CANDIDATE INVESTIGATED   Senate Committee Is Hurrying Through the List and Disposing of Some of Lesser Lights in the Running.  Ce ee et en   Edwards Not Running ona Wet Platform, Declares Representative — France  Says He Has Spent Nothing.

CAMPAIGN FUND   His Representative Declares Their Money or Influence  Will Not Be Concerned in Hie Candidacy.   EXPENSES OF FOUR CANDIDATES PROBEL   Baruch, Representing MeAdoo, Admits He Is lgnorant of Things Political; Others Are Summoned,

CANDIDATES TELL WHAT THEY SPEN   Congressional Committee Is Calling in Managers of the Various Aspirants   MANAGER FOR HOOVER   ‘He Is First Called in to  Testify as to How Much  Campaign Is Costing Him

HOOVER ON SHOESTRING”   Campalgen Fund Only $62,000 _Comfared With Others Heavy Expenditures

Denies “‘Wet’’ Influences or  Money Are Back of Edwards   ‘Senate Committee Dealt in Quick Succession on Pre Convention Expenditures of Four Candidates—   Slush Fund of New Jersey Governor and Owen Is Comparatively Small—Hoover’s, $62,000.

SENATE CONTINUES INVESTIGATION ON PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Hoover Manager Testifies Committee Has Spent $62,000 and Has Deficit.   TODAY’S INQUIRY WILL CENTER AROUND WOOD   Baruch, Manager for McAdoo, Testifies He Knows Nothing of Expenditures.

DEAL WITHTOUR — ‘CANDIDACIES   Probers Also Take Up the Reported McAdooFund

CAMPAIGN PROBE LAGKS SENSATION   Nicholas Murray Butler and Governor Collidge Will Be on Stand Todav

INQUIRE INTO WHAT HAS BEEN SPENT IN RAGE FOR PRFSINENTIAY POSITINA

QUICK WORK INVESTIGATING   Senate Heard Reports of Heoowver,  France and Owen hapenditurce  —Sething From We Ado.

HOOVER’S FRIENDS RAISE $62,000 FOR HIS CAMPAIGN   Managers of France, Edwards and Owen Also Appear Before Committee.

Expense Figures of Other Candidates are Revealed Before Senate Committe«

MINERS RESCUER  THROUGH TUNNEL ARDUND FLAMES   THRILLING RESCUE OF TEN MEY - EFFECTED AFTER TWENTI.~ FOUR HOURS WORK.

MINERS ARE ——-AEDGUED FIVE (EAL   Fire in Kentucky Mine Last Nigh Caused Several Deaths.—Others Are Still Missing.

BODIES OF FIVE DEAD BROUGHT TO SURPACE BY RESCUERS.   Only One of 16 Men Trapped Now Missing— All the White Miners Suf-. focated—Survivors Cob ored Men. :

TWENTY HOURS IMPRISONMENT ENDED TODAY   Bodies of Five Others Recovered; One  Still Missing.

SIXTEEN MEN ENTOMBED I KENTUGKY MINE   ‘Wine Rescue Teams Making Des ———-perate Effort To Reach Thom

RESCUERS REACHED ENTOMBED MINERS   TEN OF SIXTEEN MINERS RESCU. ED IN A BURNING KENTUCKY COAL MINE

RESCUERS SAVE TEN NEGROES FROM ane AM  ‘SHAPT, BSC _ OFF  oe ee   All Night. Efforts to Save Workers Carried on Desper weibkeske

MINERS TRAPPED IN BURNING COAL MINE   ite -cue Party Making Desperate Ef forts to Liberate Sixteen Imprisonedd Mei

RESCUERS TAKE TEN MEN .. ‘FROM BURNING COAL PITS   Bodies of Five Others Recovered While One is Still Missing in Agueicky, i Mine Disaster

FIVE BODIES ARE RECOVERED; ONE S STILL MISSING   Rescue in Earlington, Ky. Mine Was Effected This Morning.   MEN BURIED ALIVE — FOR TWENTY HOURS!   Families of Men Huddled About Entrance Present — Sad Sight.

RESCUE TEN TRAPPED IN MINE   Five Bodies Are Recovered and One ts Stiff in Blazing Shaft Near Earlington,

NEGRO MINERS — RESCUED FROM BURNING MINE   Three Whites and One Black Were Found to Be Dead.

BODIES OF FIVE DEAD BROUGHT TO _.SUR\FACE BY. RESCUERS.   Only One of 16 Men. Trap_ ped’ Now Missing -All the White Miners ‘Suffocated~Survivors Colored Men... .

ID AEOUUED FROM BURNING MINE: ¢ HODES REGOVERE!   One Man Trapped by Flames Still Missing—Teams Enter Underground Workings by Tunneling Around Fire.

(DARE RESCUED, STILL MISSING   Earlington, Ky. is Scene of Disaster When Fiames Break Out.   3 OF DEAD ARE WHITE

Five Bodies Taken: -.. Out of Burning Mine   TEN MINERS ARE RESCUED BY TUNNEL ING AROUND FIRE ~— ONE } INER STILL MISSING, IS BELIEV TO HAVE PERISHED ue

TEN MINERS WERE RESCUS   Bodies of Five Ov... . Were Taken Frou:  Mine Shaft

15 MEN RESCUED FROM FIRE IN MINE   One Still Missing After 20 Hours Work In Tunnelling Around The Flames.

TEN OF ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED   Bodies of Five Others Founc in Burning Mine by Rescue Party — Last of Trappec Men Still Missing..

TEN MEN An AEOGUED FROM BURNING WINE   Bodies of Five Recovered by Rescuing Party and One Negro Miner is Reported Missing   THREE WHITE MEN AMONG THE LIST OF THE DEAD   Tunnel Dug Around the Fire tc Reach Party Trapped in Mine

FIRE TUNNELED AROUND: : ~TO REACH TRAPPED MEN             Rescue Comes 20 Hours, After : , Being Caught in- Ken-* tucky Mine.       ONE OF THE 16 EN MINERS NOY YE             groes in Party Locked By. Flames Underground:   WERE GIVEN UP AS-LOd?T         All Were Believed to Have Perish ed of Suffocation, But". Work Continued. _

NOTABLES WILL STAY AT SALEM TO RENDER All   State Board of Health at Les Gets Busy in Great Epidemic

STRIKE CAUSES A OMLY Ls OF $3,000 000   Toial Decrease in Revenue Aione Amounts to $18,000,000 in Six Days

BURDEN WILL 60 ON USUAL PLACE   Shoulders of Public Must Bea Additional Load in Recompensing Railroads.   LOSS EIGHTEEN MILLION

STRIKE COSTING ROADS 3,000,000 DOLLARS A DAY   The Public Must  tire Booms iF  Make Up This (n. xes, Offitigis Sajid Tod

Nation-Wide Sirike Costing Railroads $3,000,000 a Day Officials Hiave Estimated

STRIKE COSTING MILLIONS DAILY   And it is the Public Who Must Pay In Taxes to Make Good the  Guarantee

French Troops Massing Along the Rhine Ready to Proceed to Assistance of Poland--Warsaw Beino Surrounded.

RED SCOUTS WITHIN 27 MILES "FROM THE PORTS OF WARSAV   Atmosphere In London Was Becoming Increas_ingly Tense and There Was Much Discussion of Britain Becoming Involved'in War.

BOUGHT NEW FIATURES.   New Financial » Concern Getting Ready to Open Up.

SHIP IN DISTRESS      Shipping Board Vessel Calls for Aid te Reach Port.

GEN. WRANGEL'S FORCES CAPTURE 10.000 BOLSHEVIK!   Offensive In Crimea Ts Gain ing Ground Daily; Division Takean   Soviet Communique Admits Severe Disaster To Army Of Reds

TEN THOUSAND MEN’ : TAKEN BY WRANGEL   LOLSHEVIE ARMY SUFFERS 4 BAD REVERSE, AND ALEXAN‘DROVSKI IS LOST TO  THE RERELS ‘

GEN. WRANGEL CAPTURES 10,000 RED TROOPS   ONE ENTIRE DIVISION SURREYD.  ERS—ALEXANDROYVSK IS

CLAIM THE CAPTURE OF 10,000 PRISONERS   Twenty-Third Soviet Divisioy Said to Have Burrendered To Polish Forces,

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE   To Be Investigated by Mary land Legislature

MAY MUDULE TINGS   TAXING OFFICERS CONFUSED GY SUPREME COURT RULING,   li tt Stands Much Changing of Total. Will be Necessary.

MAY MUDDLE THINGS         1f-% Stands Mue ; wit be  Changing of Totals

MINERS DEMAND 0 DEFENDED BY JOAN L. LEW   Men Want to Work Every: Day to Insure Livelihood for Families.   They Toil Underground Away From Sun and Invigorating Fresh Air,

MINERS’ PRESIDENT SUMMAR IZE STATEMENT HE WILL MAKE TO COMMISSION

PREPARATIONS MADE TO MEET INDUSTRIAL TIEUP IN EMPIRE   Walkout Wil? Be Complete  Within 48 Hours, Is Belief.

When Over a Million Men Will Drop Their Tools   Announcement Killed All Hope of Government Averting the Strike.

A MILLION MINERS 10 QUIT WORK   General Strike Called For Saturday By British Fed - eration In View ,of Government’s Unsatisfactory Reply to Executive Com.

“STRIKE TOMORRO'      ‘ALL Hope of Averting Briish €or Treuble Gone, Government Stops Eporis—Rail Men May Go Out

PROHIBITION NOT PROPER SUBJECT FOR RIGHTS BILL   Wets Make Drive Upor Amendment As Un constitutional.

COURT FIGHT ON DRY LAW. WAS: BEGUN TO-DAY      pal Prohibition € Onc in Great Race. * Rh a ws  Validity of Constitiad Will Be Be v.

VALIDIDY OF CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION AND ° VOLSTEAD ACE ARK MAIN ISSEES   Dred Scott Lecision is Overshadowed in Importance by Legal Battle Now Waging——Rhode = Island Leads in the  Scrap ‘

WETS OPEN BATTLE IN SUPREME COURT   Rhode Island's Suit - Against wd Amendment. and Volstentds--

BATTLE ON LEGALITY OF PROHIBITION IS BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT TODAY

Validity of Constifutiénal Prohi tion Being Argued i in = Supreme Court.

HOM FUGHT  jo UN Th  OUP REME Bu   25 Angles of Attack Are Hurled on Amendment  and Volstead Law   ISSUE IS HELD TO BE STATES’ RIGHT:   Contests Declared Similar t Historic Civil War Days Question

FIGHT ON PROHIBITION = LAUNCHED IN SUPREME COURT: T0 BE HARD FIGHT

CONSTITUTIONAL  PROHIBITION UP  TO SUPREME COURT TODAY   One of the Greatest Attacks Has Been Directed Against: Dry Laws by the Wets

SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENTS   Validity of the Constitutional Amendment Is Paramount Issue--Question of States Rights Looms Big.

Battle Against Constitutional Prohibition Starts Today in United States Supreme Court.   ATTACK IS GREATEST MADE ON ANY STATUTE   Glaim Is Made That Amend. ment Is Outside Authorit; of Congress and Has No Been Ratified.

5 AND RID IN BATTLE HGH COURT   Attack Is Under Way jttorneys For Liquor Forces   VE B. WHEELER 48 PROFERRED BRIEI   es Ratifieation Cannot Subjected To Vote Of People

ARGUE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PROHIBITION AMENDMENT BEFORE SUPREME COUR

LEGAL BATTLE ON CONSTITUTIONALITY GF ORY LAW   Validity of Constitutional Prohibitior Being Argued in Supreme Court

ARGUMENTS ON DRY LAW START TODAY   Supreme Court Will Probably Not ™ Reach’ a Decision. “This . . Month ‘

CAMP CUSTER IS TO BE ABANDONED   War Department Transfers Regiment ana Will Saivage Camp; Infantry Goes to Sherman.

ATTORNEY GENERAL JUMPS INTO LEAD IN NINE POINTED RACE FOR G. O. P. GUBERNATORIAL HONORS

GROSSBECK IS IN LEAD   @ehigan Attorney General Ahead in Race for Governor, ~   Wormer Governor Ferris Unopposed for Nomination on Democratic  Ticket ~ Congressrnan Fordney Victor.

WiCHIGAN FIGHT HOT   SROESSECK IN LEAD FOR GUBER. NATCRIAL NOMINATION,   yampbeil is Second in a Nina-Pcin'ed Race—Congressman Fordney Ap parent'y ts Renominated,.

GROESBECK IN LEAD IN STATE PRIMARY   Michigan Attorney General Ahead in Race for Governor.   Former Governor Ferris ‘Unopposed for Nomination on Democratic Picket — Congressman Fordney Victor.

GROSSBECK IS IN. LEAD       ichigan Attoney. Generla: Ahead it Race’ for. Governor.”          is. Unoppdsed Democratic Téssman  ey . Victor:

Groesbeck Jumps Into Lead in Gubernatorial Primaries of Michigan   Milo Campbell Runs Second; Woman Gives Rivals Hard Ficht

THE MICHIGAN PRIMARIES   Attorney General Groesbeck in Lead for G. O. P. Nom. ination for Governor.

GENERAL STRIKE GROWS SERIOUS   HAS NOW SPREAD ALONG THE WHOLE GULF COAST AND IS ATTENDED BY DISORDER

Eerious R'oting Fo!lows Determination of Workers to Leave Jobs.   Attempt to Blow Up Customs House Fails When Bomb Refuses to Work.

MEXICAN STRIKE IS EXTENDINC   Every Gulf Port Is Now Said to Be Af. fected-- Workers of All Kinds are Joining.   CTE Monarchs Men?

GENERAL STRIKE WITH SERIOUS DISORDERS IN MEXICC   STRIKE GENERAL IN) PROVINCE OF YUCATAN  STEVEDORES STRIKE IN VERA CREZ

HEU EFFORT CESSFUL IN YUGALAN   STREETS IN VERA CRUZ SCENES OF PITCHED BATTLES  ee ed   Farm Hands Unionized In Pueblo; May Join Strike.

Ten Strikebreakers Are Kill ed in Attempt Take Stevedore Jobs at Progresso   Plot Discovered for Huge Demon stration on November 30, Day Before Obregon Inauguration

RIOTING FOLLOWS MEXICAN STRIKE   WHOLE STATE OF YUCATAN IS = NOW INVOLVED.   SITUATION BECOMES CRITICAL   Attempt Made To Blow Up Customs jHousc—Strikers Have Been Col.  lecting Funds For a Long Tinhs If Nerresary

SERIOUS LABOR DISORDERS IN YUCATAN STRIKE   Others Workers Strike in Sym pathy WithStevedores at Vera Cruz Port.   10 STRIKEBREAKERS KILLED

YUCATANHAS A GENERAL STRIKE   Sirlkers Attack Strike Breakers Shouting “Viva La Soviet.”

Riots, Pitched Battles With Federal Troops, Grow Out of Strikes From Yucatan Ports to Vera Cruz, Tampico   Plot to Spring Big General Uprising and Revolt ou Evé of President Obregon’s   Jnauguration Is Disclosed

Serious Disorders Attend Walkout Called in Province of Yucatan   PITCHED BATTLES HELD; SOVIET IS ACCLAIMED   GOVERNMENT DISCOVERS 4 PLOT FOR RED DEMONSTRATION AT INAUGY RATION oF OBREGON.

Disorders In Vera Craz and Yucatan  Called “Critical’   Railway Employes, Dock Workers and Power Plant Operas tives Go Out in Sympathy With Stevedores—=Strike Rreabkere Killed. le Rennare

SHOE PROFITEERS ARE FINED   Three Are Charged With Telling Their Salesmen to Get as Much as They Could.

AMERICA.T0 PLAY SANTA CLAUS ACT   Clothing Given jo 350,000 Destitate Children Who Will Also Receive Cake and Fleur,

FARMERS TO FIGHT FALLING PRICES   ty ORGANIZING CO-OPERATIVE “OCTR TIERS SAYS SATIONAL LOARD OFETCER

4,000,000 FARMERS AREORGANIZEDNOW   Vian to Fight Falling Wrices Through Co-operative So. cieties Now.

Alen Tifia Standard nf Market and Assists in Distribution of Goods,

COST REDUCED — BY ADVERTISING   Sixteenth. “Annual: ‘Con vention of Advertisers - Convenied Today  -

ADVERTISING [8 HELP TO CONSUMEE   Also Lifts- Market Standard and I: Essential Factor In Distribution of of Goods. ~°

BS COST tAKERS SAY  ADVERTISING REI TO CONSUMER, §   Also Lifts Standard of Market and Assists in Distribution lof Goods.

ADVERTISING CUTS COST’ TO) PUBLIC   Sixteenth Annual Convention of Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Opened at Paris.

REDFPCES THE COST   Jastend of Being Burden, Ht Aids Consumer, Experts Say

ADVERTISING CUTS COST TQ CONSUMER   Lifts Market Standard And Helps Distribution Convention Speakers Point Out.

ADVERTISED GOODS NOT HIGHER IN PRIGE SAYS EXPERT ON PUBLICITY   WARKET STANDARDS ARE RAISED AND DESTRIBUTION IMPROVED BY ADVERTISING.

COURTS TO DECIDE SUFFRAGE QUESTION   Calling) a Special Session ix Connecticut Only Encouraging Feature.   COLBY STANDING PAT   Anti-Suffragist Preparing t Test Legality of Ratification By Tennessee.

SUPREME COURT MUST DECIDE ON SUFFRAGE   WHETHER WOMEN'S RIGHT TO VOTE. Is LEGAL DEPENDS ON  ‘RIGH-THIBUNAL, "+

HARDING OUTLINES MEXICAN POLIGY   Candidate Would Insure Friendiy Relations With Mexico With out Interference.

SCHOOL TEACHERS MEET   NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL coNTERENCE ON LN CLEVELAND.   Vifty Organizations Participating D1scussing Alt Branches of Behool Work and Gercrnmest.

POLISH ARMY — ~ DEFEATED ON THE BUG RIVEF   Bolshevik ' Troops ‘Have Reached Warsaw-Danzig Rallway on Advance on Warsaw

POLES oUFFER _ SERIOUS DEFEAT   NORTH ARMY BEATEN AND DE FENSES SHATTERED,   BRITISH FLEET IN BLOCKADE   Allies Wil! Send Aid and Ships to Pe land, But No Land. Forces--Solsheviki Leave Trails of Bleod Behind,

Bolshevik Troops Have Reached Warsaw-Danzlg Railway on Advance on Warsaw

GALLERY- MOB STOPS PLAY “IN LONDON   tnitial Performance of New ’ Play by J. Hartley Man ners Is Marred

AMERICAN PLAY BROKEN UP IN LONDON HOUSE   Laurette Taylor Hooted Off th: Stage in Garrick Theater Last Night.

AMERICAN ACTRESS. HGOTED IN LONDON   Gallery Mob Breaks Up Laurette Taylor's First Night  ei PE ee est a

SOCIALISTS  AFTER FIVE WEEKS OF PROSEGU TION   At Aibany Began Defense of Its   At Albany Began Defense of It Right to Exist as Entity.

SOCIALISTS  AFTER FIVE WEEKS CF PROSECU “TiN  At Abany Began Befense of Right to bai he s Entity.

GET FIRS] GhANCE TO RETALIATE FOR SWEEPING CHARGES  ~ MADE BY ENEMIES

‘HILLQUIT DENIES SOCIALIST PARTY HERE IS RUN BY INTERNATIONALE   Attorney For Ousted Five, One of Party Leaders, Says World Body is Only For Exchange of Views—State Attorneys Indict Party on War Record.

POLAND MUST FIGHT 10 VERY END RATHER THAN ~— BE SHAMED SAY HEADS   Dishonorable Peace Must Be Spurned and Onhk Just Measures Accepted At Today’s Armisf * tice Meeting At Minsk.

U.S. NOT TAKING CINEC IN (IIADPEL   France and Great Britain Car Iron Out Their Own — Differences.   IPOLISH WOMEN TO FIGHT   Organize for Defense of Warsaw Against Which Lenine Leads Reds,

“TAX ON WAGES   WORKING GLASSES. MAY GO INTO NEW REVOLT, WHEN COLLECTIONS ARE BEGUN.

GERMANS LEVY TAX ON WAGES   WORKING GLASSES MAY GO INTO NEW REVOLT WHEN COLLECTIONS ARE BEGUN.

RESTORATION OF WAR FINANCE BOARD ENDORSED AT DALLAS   Texas C. of C. Believes Ac: tion Would Relieve Present Situation.

Would Turn World Credits Over to ~ League of Nations   Delegate from Holland to Brus ’ gels Financial ‘Conference Pe, Offers Idea

a ae 1 ASK HIGHER GAS ILATES   Coffeyville: Company Appeals to Tnadustetal Court.

ASK HIGHER GAS RATE,   Coffeyville Gas Company Wants the  ee ete OC EER wK:

TEXANS AFTER BiG TAX REBATE   SUITS ARE FILED TO RECOVER $452,308.25 PAID AS INCOME LEVY

Millionaire Building Contractor Firs! To Face Jury Follewing Trust Investigation

Bie Eke Ban on Say Oe ge Pe ee ee ee Ee ee  By ‘Green, MoiMitain. Republicans for Governor—-Barre. Man’ Bents: Panetesiman Dale:

RETURNS FROM TUESDAY’S PRIMARIES IN 3 STATES   Re Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

Crowd at Funeral- Shows Symptoms of Increased Indignation, But‘ Quiet is Unbroken at Cork—Government Takes Precaution  Thruout the Length and hike: ak Vyesihecwuet

BODY OF MAG SWINEY LIES IN STATE AT CORK   First Act Of Interference With Solemnity Arouses Indignation.

Sons and Daughters of Erin’s Isle Hold MacSwiney Century’s Martyr

SOLDIERS TEAR OFF MACSWINEY DEATH INSIGNIZ   Draperies Are Taken From Door of the City Hall  gb gh 5

 Y HALL BY SOLDIERS      Armed Soldiers, Machine Guns Menace Crowd Viewing MaeSwiney's Body   FUNERAL MONDAY   Relatives Change Date In Pro. test Against British Interference

MEN AND WOMEN  ‘GIVEN EQUAI PLACES. ON. RECEPTION COM. . MITTEE AT SOUTH BEND    Cie Thais. Prams’

COX STARTS ON HIS” EIRST SPEAKING TOUI   Traveling as Any Other Citizen Dem ocratic Candidate Leaves For Columbus,

c COX STARTS ON HIS: i FIRST eke e ¢ TOUR      Traveling aS Any Other Ctflzen Dem i oeratic Candidate ‘Lebves i © Por Columbus

SE  COX STARTS OUT ON VOTE DRIVI   Ohio Governor Begins Campaign for Presidency While on Visit to Columbus This Evening.

COX LEAVES DAYTON ON SPEAKING TOUR   Governor’s First Stop at Columbus, Goes From There to Camp. Perry

WOMAN, 99, WITH 72 DESCENDANTS, TO VOTE FOR COX   Entire Family Will Visi Poils and Cast Demo Pees SE, Se Bs SO

WOMAN TO LEAD 72 OF KIN TO POLL:   Mrs. Elizabeth Bulla, Albany, Mo. 99 Years Old, Will Head Procession of Ter Descendants.

INDIANA TO EXPRESS ITS PREFERENCE TODA)   Four Presidential Candidates on Republican Ticket, but Not a Single One on Demeéecratic.

INDIANA PUMARIES TODAY.   Votees Will Express Proference 6 Candidates for Pabltc Offters,

NATION KEEPS CLOSE TABON INDIANA ‘ TODAY   Four Republicans Battling fo! Presidential Preference By Hoosiers

4 REPUBLICA  NOMINEES ARE ON BALLOTS IN INDIANA RACE   Johnson, : Wood; Hard. ing and Lowden Are. - Opposed,

ELECTION DAY POLITICAL STRAW   League of Nations is Clean Cut Issue “In ‘Special Congressional Election ..Hold_Today in’ Third ‘Congres sional District of Missouri.

SRD MISSOURI  VOTES: ‘TODAY   CONGREGATIONAL _ ELECTION WAS BBLD TO FILL VACANCY:   LEAGUE: IS. THE ISSUE   DEMOCRATIC  CANDIDATE FOB; AND REPUBLICAN (AGAINST. =   he Campaiga Has ” Been. Hard Fought sot Great Significance is‘ ‘Attached to the Resalf i"

M. J. JUDGE'IS HEART VICTIM   Watchman at Napier School During Co"structin Succumbs to Disease Last Night.

a Away At His Home There anc  s Survived b i e and Four / —Lived At Napier ; For Four Years.

FIRST VOTERS HEAR HARDING   Several Theusand Assen '3 al Mation Today.   OHIO COUNTIES REPRESENTED

HARDING TALKS TO MANY FIRST VOTERS MONDAY   lowa Woman Heads Delega tion of Women Voters  At Front Porch.

BIG ‘DELEGATIONS  OF YOUNG MEN (A an *. YOUNG WOMEN    From. Eight  States Flock to -Marion--Senator Expresses Gratification<that -Woan Has Come Into abe stizenshin:.

DELEGATION OF HAST VOTERS HEAR HARDING   Republican Nominee Speak: To Young People from. His Front Porch.

FIRST VOTERS ARRIVE  AT FRONT PORCH TO HEAR HARDING PLEA. FOR AMERICA FIRS   Seven States Send Rig Delegation: to Call on Nominee; Women Strongly Represented

MARION EXPECTS GREATEST CROWDS   To Attend Resumption of Sen: ator Harding’s Campaign.   FIRSY VOTERS TO VISIT   Republican Presidential Cazfdidate Today-—Several Thou. sand Young Men and Women Expected 4+- Chairman Hays Claims Nominee is Assured of 378 EBlectoral Votes.

FOR “AMERICA” FIRST”   Harding Aske Youny Voters to Have This Motto

PHATE UTE TTA  REPUBLICAN  FADER   Harding. Is Visited by Large ‘Delegations; He Welcome: Advent of Women at Palls

FIRST VOTERS’ DAY’ “AT HARDING'S PORGE   Senator Makes Plea for “America First.”

BIG THRONG TODAYHEARS W G HARDING   Republicans From Seven: States Gather at Marion: Where “America First”! is Urged as Motto---Cox: on Second Eastern Trin.!

FIRST VOTERS ATTEND   THE DELEGATIONS FROM MANY STATES HEAR HARDING ON “AMERICA FIRST.”

FIRST VOTERS HEAR HARDING 3 APPEAL FOR “AMERICA” AS A MOTT   YOUNG VOTERS FROM SEVERAI  STATES JOURNEY TO HARDING FRONT PORCH.

HARDING RECEIVES GREETING OF FIRST VOTERS AT MARION   Delegations From “Surrounding States: Hear Porch Talk on “America: First.’   JOWA WOMAN: INTRODUCES NEW VOTERS DELEGATION   Gov. Coolidge and Republican y Leaders Start Speaking Tour in Kentucky. .

HARDING SPEAKS FROM: Ho PORCH   G. 0. P. First Voters Hea “America First’’ Expanded by Candidate at Marion.

Senator Harding to Receive Big Delegation of Young Men und Women Today.   HEARS SERMON ON LEAGUE

THREE-HOUR BATTLE.   ‘British Troops ‘Clash With Irish a Skibhoreen, Ireland.

OUR CHURCHES   Bergen Lutheran Congregation Rev. G. Smedal, Pastor

HEAVY TRUCKS WARNED.   Road Superintendent dyvises Track Owners to Ohey Load Liw,

)AKRAVY TRECKS         Road Superintendent sion Track 1 Owners to Ghey Ttoad thw.

“4 {EB TRAGEDY OF FAT.   Man- ‘Smiles at His Rotundity; But ; .. Woman Wails- at: Hers... .

TRAGEDY IN INCREASED GIRTH   Man May Smile ‘at His Rotundity, but - to Woman it Is a Matter ‘ of Terror,

WILL AWAIT DEVELOPMENT   Of Policies Before De. termining Position

DEMOCRATS TO TAKE THE COUNT'   Will Await Move of 'G O. P. Before Their Re  organization.

DEMOCRATIC fe 5 Wl  Rafara Datarmining Thoie Qnnncitinr   Before Determining Their Oppositior and Reorganization.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS IN CONGRESS READY TO STEP DOWNWARD   Will Await Development of the Republican  Plans

QUSE CLEARS WAY FOR DECLARATION OF PEAG   Congressmen to Meet Earlier During Two Days’ Debate on Resolution 

PEACE RESOLUTIONS COME UP THURSDA\   Action. Expected Not, Earlier - Than 5 o'clock Friday,

REPUBLICANS OF HOUSE ARRANGE TWO-DAY DEBATE   PEACE RESOLUTION IS TQ SOON COME TO VOTE.   [RULES COMMITTEE ” BARS AMENDMENTS   Action Is Taken by Strict Party De cision—Members Are To Meet Hour Earlier Than Is  Customary.

HOUSE TO DEBATE PEAGE RESOLUTION VOTE COMES FRIDA'   No Amendments Permitted But Democrats Will be Allowed Motion to Re-commit

REPUBLICANS CLEAR THE WAY FOR BIG DEBATE   Special Rule Provides No Vote On Peace Resolution Before Friday Evening.

DEVELOPING AIR ROUTE OF TRADE   Commercial Aviation Now Firmly Established   GROWTH VERY RAPID   Sudden Cessation of Hostili. ties, Throwing “Hundreds of Airplanes Onto Market Stimulates Utilitarian Fea. ture of Flying—Many Routes Already Established

- “ ie Ber peye eat the Pease ry  j y ,. w yo, ee  aii if ae 8 ! poses  ie a ¥ ia I: 2 Pte ts  a } 2 Meer: ma ge ati ie Cn, ’ poem Tah BS Preach On nd he ae DEY BTL gh  fi rAAaia oe  2 _ ooo Se he Rm :  eae cg of on  Pe j te   War End Left Many Avail. "able Crafts Oa Market— Regular Passenger And Mail Routes Established

NORTHERN INDIANA « EDITORS AT ANGOLA   Will Be Guests of the Rotary Clut Friday and Saturday.

WINDFALL CHALLENGES.   Schools Issue Defy for Cipherine Match to County Schools.

WINDFALL CHALLES      Schyols Issue Defy for ‘Ciphering Match to County Scliools.

PROCLAMATION  DECLARES THE EBERT REGIME IS TERMINATED   Conspiracy Extends Thru: Hungary, Turkey and) Mav Snread to Russia   AGAINST THE TREATY   Allied Forces Drawn Off to Turkey Before Crash is Precinitated

.WERONGEN IN LIMELIGHT.   ro RESTORE. MONARCHY.   Pres. Ebert Out

he Fatherland Party Aims to Re store Monarchy in Germany; Hope. to Restore Qne of the Hohenzollerns to the Throne.   MILITARISTS HOLD EBERT IN CONTEMPT

MONARCHISTS’ COUP D’ETAT SUCCESSFUL AFTER EIGHTEEN ~ MONTHS OF SECRET PLOTTING

MISSOURL SENATOR CRITICIZES SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION IN HARSH TERMS.

SENATOR REED VERY SORE,   Says Democratic Convention Afflict ed With Blind Staggers.

REED IS VENOMOUS IN PUBLIC SPECI   Says He Would Have Been Giver Seat On Promise To Not Attack The League

SENATOR REED ATTACKS CONVENTION OF PARTY   DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY AFFLICT. . ED. WITH “BLIND STAGGERS,” HE DECLARES. "

JANES A. REED URE AT PARTY   Missourian, Refused Seat ir Democratic Convention, Tells Why.

JIM REED 15 VENOMOUS IN DENOUNCING PARTY EVILS   Missouri Senator in Address Refers To the “League of Treason and Covenant of National Death.”   LEADERSHIP DOES NOT GO WITH AN ELECTION   Says Democratic Convention At San Francisco Is Afflicted With “International Blind Staaqers.”’

IT'S LEAGUE OF TREASON, SAYS. ” SENATOR REED      elssonel Senator at Mass. Meet. ing Scores One-Man Power in  Democratic Party. »

FRAUD. SUITS IN MISSOURI   Wholesale Cheating in the Primary Election Auguaet 3 Is Charged by ’ Gandidates.

CLAIM OF FRAUD IN PRIMARY   Defeated Demoecrntic Candidates in  Wieeonrt Wake tharre.

TREWIN ASKS FOR JURISTS WITH POWER   Attack Elements Breed. ing Unrest and AntiAmericanism.

TREWIN DEMANDS PLANK-OPPOSING REDS’ ACTIVITY     Success In Campaign Seen By Speaker At Cedar Rapids.

PLEDGE JUDGES TO OPPOSE THE ~ EFFORT OF REDS   Yo Undermine The Constitution: Wa: The Snggtstion Of Former’ Senator Trewin In Key Nole  > - Palk

N. C. LIKELY TO  ENDORSE SUFFRAGE   Democrats Meet at Raldigt And Women Express Hope Of Securing a Delegate: —

WHAT LINCOLN WOULD Dv.   Secretary Lane Qaotes Martyr On Industrial Problems.

lane Cites “Emancipator’ s _ Condemnation of physical . ~ Rebellions as Wrong, ;   HARDING QUOTES FROM . HIS SPEECHES IN TALK   Declares Martyred President - Could: Never Have: Favored: Infernatioalism—Attacks  the League.

ANTITUGE ABRATAM LINCOLN DISGUSSEL   Secretary Lane Delivers Address Before Philadelphia Club--Answer Given to Talk of Revolution Here.

FELLS STORY  _ OF TRAGED)   MRS. DISNEY GIVES TESTIMONY TO CORONER'S JURY—FINAN CIAL TROUBLES CAUSED SUI CIDE OF FORMER RESIDENT.

HE TELLS — OF RUSSIA   Exchange Veisoner Represcatelive Talks ef The Soviet Government.

RELIEVES RUSSIA WILL SAVE RERSELF: STRONGLY (POSES INTERVENTION   James O’Grady Claims Russia Is-Growing ‘Up; Believes She Will Be the America of  a New World; Thinks Reparation of  _ British Prisoners Will Be Affected Soon.

ARMED INTERVENTION ONLY HOPE IN RUSSIA   SO SAYS J. O'BRADY ON EVE OF RETURN TO COPENHAGEN TO OBTAIN RELEASE OF PRISONERS

COUNTRY LIKE CHILD GROPING IN DARK, SEEKING THE LIGHT   Thinks Russia Wili Be America Of Ancther World; Soviet  Humanitarian.   GOVERNMENT GROWING UP   Declares That Allied Intervention Would Be Blunder; Let Russians Woik Out Destiny.

STILL HOPE FOR RUSSIA   Bri Ish Commissioner Thinks Country 7 May Suve Itself.  Fe __. Tienwe %

PLEAS AT SESSION   TOTAL: OF FIFTY-NINE CASES WILL BE LAID BEFORE THE BOAED—NONE FROM

WANT PARDONS   Twenty = two Additiona Pleas Will be Filed With - the Board of Pardons

OVERALLS IS THE WORD.      Economy: Fad Hak Given -the Port: Bd ugese a New Word.

APPLY FOR JOB OF A PORTER   Austrian Army Officers of High Rank Reduced to That Plight.

Pride’s Fall   Austrian Major GeneralCom. :petes With Colonels for TInh ae Poariter.

WHAT DEFEAT REALLY MEANS   High Austrian Army Officers Seek Job as Porter.   PROHIBITED FROM MARRYING   So'diers and Officers Must A'sc Waive Their Political Rights Under Pending Biil.

IS OUTCLASSED BY BRITISHER   Jimmy Wilde, Flyweight, Defeats  Zulu Kid in Nine Rounds.

REDS ARE BEATEN.  ON POLISH FRONT: BRITISH MAY HELE      Counter Attack Scmeanda

BOLSHEVIK! 15 GIVEN SETBACK   Poles and Letts Deliver Smash:  ing Blows Against Red Armies.   GREAT BRITAIN FINDS GRAVE RADICAL PERIL   Bolshevist Successes in Near East, Are Menacing British Possessions.

LETTS AND POLES SLAY MANY REDS IN OVINSK REGION   Enemy Attack Intended to Be Decisive Is Broken After Desperate Struggle.   ODESSA, MAIN RUSS PORT ON BLACK SEA, SOVIETS’   Newspaper: Dispatches Re ceived in Switzerland Tell Fall of Famous Town.

-— o-——_——_---»  NEW HUNGER STRIKE BEGUN THURSDAY BY DUBLIN PRISONERS

RESUMED HUNGER STRIKE   Prisoners in Irish Jail De cline to Accept Their Rations.

MEN ‘HUNGER IN MOUNTJOY   Another Strike Is On at the Cele. brated Prison im the City , ef Dublin.

Another Hunger Strike Is On at Mount Joy and Prisoners Refuse to Ea’

M) MORE GO.ON HUNGER STRIKE   Mountjoy Prison Scene of Repetition of Endurance Test.   OLD STRIKERS AMONG NUMBER

NEXT BOLSHEVIK! ATTACK 10 BE ON POWERS’ COLONIES   North Africa and India Next Locales for Spread of Red Propaganda.

RUSSIA PLANS — TO BOLSHEVIZE ~ ENTIRE WORLD   Will Attack Great t Britain and France - Through Colonies-—Premier Le nine Counts on German Aid As Long As Po_ land Exists.

AUSaTA PLANS ANOTHER MOVE   WILL NOW ATTEMPT TO SOV. IETIZE ENGLAND AND PRANCE THROUGH COLONIES   ARE ALREADY AT WORK   France Declared to Be the Greatest Enemy of the Soviet Government —Working With Germans to  Control Italian Industries

Move™ to Bolshevize _ a World To Be- Started” In ‘British Colonies

MRS. SPORES, 108 DIES IN WATERLOO   She Was Active’ Till a Few Days Ago When She Was Injured By a Fal.

OWA WOMEN DIED TODAY   Mrs. Isaac Spores Wa: 108 Year Old---Was Married At 14.

OLDEST WOMAN IN IOWA IS CALLED   ‘Mrs. Isaac Spores, 108, Succumbs Today:Was Converted by Sunday When She Was 100 Years Old

MAY BUY LAND BANK BONDS   Rouse Passes Resolution Authorizing Purchase by Treasury—Effort to ‘Cxterid Weefated.

HOUSE APPROVES BUYING FEDERAL — LAND BANK BORDS   Action Claimed to Be Neces  sary Im Order to Finance ; the Farmers.

HANOVER PASTOR — AGAIN HONORE!   The Fev. George W. Nicely Elected Head of Adams Couriy Lutheran Conference For Third Term.

HANOVER PASTOR ELECTED AGAIN      Rev. G. W. Nicely For Third Time Heads Adams Lutheran Conference,

PUBLIC BANQUET GIVEN HORSE, FIRE VETERAN  -.  , y a  i Ts 6b rt —_

10 MOVE TO SPIRIT LAKE   Robert Emerson of This City Is New Holder of one Half Interest in Spirit Lake Store. —~

JOHNSON JR. SELLS INTEREST IN STORE   ROBERT EMERSON OF ALBERT " LEA NEW HOLDER OF ONE HALF INTEREST

GERMANY WILL NOT PERMIT ARMS 10 BE SHIPPED 18 POLAND   Proclamation Asserts “She Exeyeises Right Not Touched By Provisions Of Treaty.   AN ARMISTICE WAS PROPOSED

BANS EXPORTATION OF ARMs.   Germans Prohibit Transit of War Material to Warring Nations.

GOVERNORS DAY OVER AT MARIGN   A Gathering of State Execwtives and Gubernatorial Candidates to Hear Harding.   THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RURAL SECTIONS   Senator Outlines a Policy of Reclamation and Promotion. of Western Resources.

OUTLINES PLAN OF GOVERNMENT RECLAMATION   Visiting Governors Told How Arid West Can Be Placed Under Cultivation.   GOVERNORS DAY OBSERVED   Theodore Roosevelt is Lauded for His Conservation Foresight and Policies.

BOLSHEVIK WAR MINISTER SEEKS UERMAN VIEWS   LEON TROTZKY ARRIVES ON PRUSSIAN BORDER FOR SECRET CONFERENCE

MAY ASK EX-KAISER TO SURRENDER SELF TO AVOID TROUBLES   Netherlands Worried Over Situation—Demand is ~ Made Public.

CARLOS CITY BANK ROBBED TODAY BY FOUR HIGHWAYMED   RIFLE SAFE OF $3,000 AND ECAPE IN AUTOMO. BILE.

SOME MINES ARE IDLE IN PITTSBURG FIELD   TODAY WAS PAYDAY ANI ALL MINERS QUI. WORK AT NOON   No Indication that Friends of Ho wat Have Planned Demonstrations

STRIKE HITS 46 KANSAS MINES   4609 MEN REPORTED IDLE TODAY FOLLOWING JAILING OF HOWAT.

4 C00 MINERS (OLE, 4 MINES TIED UP AS RESULT OF STRIKE "TN KANSAS DISTRIC   No Attempt Made Yet to Ge the Contempiuous Mr. Howat Out of Jail.

About 40 Mines Involved; No : Attempt. to Get District ‘Chief Out of Jail Yet.

WILL MINERS STREKK AS PROTEST AGAINST HIS SENTENCE:   That is the Question They Ave Discussiug at Pittsburg, Where Mayy Mew are Idle,

4,000 KANSAS MINERS ARE TAKING RES1   [t is Thought They Are Idl as a Rebuke for Jailing of Leader Howat.

KANSAS MINERS ARE IDLE TODAY      Approximately 4000 Men Out Await ing Further Action Concerning Howat.   “IN JAIL INDEFINITELY,” HOWAT

FRANK HANSON FALLS T0 DEATH   Leapiug Fron an Airplane His. Parachute Harness Snapped and He Fell 4,000 Feet

CARRANZA IS LOSING GROUNE   Report Says Military Men Are Joining Rebel Forces

4,000 a ARMY 1 DEBE] ¢       Revolutionists Occupy Town of  Alvarado, on Gulf Coast,  is Word to Washington.

MAZATLANISATTACKEDBY ANGEL'S REVOLUTIONARIES, INSURRECTION AT CHIBTIABIA

SONORAREVOLT TODAY SPREADS INTO CHIHUAHUA   Carranza Government Reported Rapidly Losing Ground in Northern Mexican States   FIGHTING IS. REPORTED FROM CHIHUAHUA CITY   Revolutionists Predict Additional Defections from Carranza Army

Federal Troops Are Sent to Vera Cruz ~~ in Effort to Regain Control of 7 Town of;Alvarado  —

SONORA REVOLT MOVEMENT GAINS ALL OVER MEXICO   ABOUT 4,000 TRCOPS IN CHIHAUHAU DESERT . RTHPSIR PRESIDENT.   NEW ARMY SAFE   Insurgents Strengthened, Danger of Attack Materially Lessene®

FIGHT INTAMPICO BETWEEN REBELS AND FEDERALS.   CARRANZA GENERAL SAID TC BE HARD PRESSED BY REVOLUTIONISTS.

' Succambs in Attempt t Save’ Erother: and Sister; Heroic Youth Perishes

TE-YEAR-OLD GIR DIES IN BLIZZARD TD SAVE TWO CHILDREN   Youth and Three Brothers Also Sacrifice Lives in Order To Get Aid in Vain

FIVE PERSONS KILLED — HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS FROM WESTERN STORM   Grain Crops in Middle States Are Reported to be Seriously Damaged.

§ BLIZZARD DEAD INS. 0; PROPERT DAME 15 CREA   Girl Dies to Save Sister and Brother; Four Boys Perish as One Would Rescue.

FIVE FREEZE IN N. DAK. BLIZZARI   Girl, 18, Gives Life Tha Brother and Sister Might Live.

BLIZZARD SWEEPS NORTH DAKOTA   FIVE DEAD AND HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS RE. PORTED.  ;

BLIZZARD GREATEO IN YEARS RIVE CE AN   People and Horses Are tounc Frozen in Huge Drifts

9 DEAD 1S TOLL OF BIG BLIZZARD IN NORTH DAKOTA   Two Day Storm Worst In More Than 30  Years

DEATH TOLL OF BLIZZARD   Five Dead and Millions in Property Loss in North Dako/a’s Worst Winter Storm

FIVE BEAD IN DAKOTA BLIZZARE   Two Day Storm, Worst in 30 Years, Takes Heavy Toll of Life~Heroic Act: Are Revealed. -

FIVE KNOWN DEAD -—ASRESULT OF STORN   Worst Wind and Sand Storm Ir Wyoming and Colorado In Twenty Years.

SOME LIVES ~~” WERE LOST   This is 11 The-Big Blizzard The Has Beea Raging ia North Dakota.

GIRL PERISHES AFTER SAVING YOUNGER BROTHER AND SISTER         Gives Them Her Coat While Riding Across Blizzard-Swept ! Prarie—Storm Abates Leaving Five Dead and Much 7 Valuable Property Destroyed. ;

KIVE DIE IN BEAZZARD.   North Dakoin Tied Up in’ Severe  Storm, Worst in Thirty Veoars.

FIVE DIE IN BLIZZARA   Also Great Property Damage by North Dakota Snow.   Two Days’ Storm in Dakotas Worst ta Thirty Years--Cléearing and Colder Weather.

BLIZZARD HITS NORTH DAKOTA; FATAL TO FIVE   ‘Worst Winter Storm In Thirty Years Creates Havoc in Northwest.   FURY RAGED FOR TWO DAYS   Snow Thirty Feet Deep Stalls Tedins—Lives Lost la Rescuing Others.

feroism, Privations and Sacrifices Recorded, Subsiding of Storm Accom. panied With Colder Weather—Horses on Rescue Mission, Die from Exhaustion

FIVE DEAD IN DAKOTA BLIZZARD   GIRL G AVE LIFE TO “SAVE. SISTER AND “BROTHER.   Four ‘Boys. ‘of One Family “Found. . Frozen ‘in Snow ~Drifts — Heroic Action of “Older Brother.

WORST BLIZZARD FOR MANY YEARS HITS NO. DAKOTA   Five Lives Are Lost and Thousands of Dollars Damage Done by Great Storm.

OAGRIFIGES LIFE TO ANE LOVED ONES   GIRL OF EIGHTEEN TAKES OFF HER COAT AND WRAPS IT ABOUT BODIES OF LITTLE BROTHER AND SISTER   ONE OF THE WORST BLIZZARDS IN THIRTY YEARS SWEEPS OVER NORTH DAKOTA—BIG PROPERTY LOSS

FIVE PERISH IN STORM   DAKOTAS HAVE WORST BLIZZARD IN THIRTY YEARS.   Rages for Two Days and Does Great Property Damage—Railroads Are Crippled.

FNE KNOWN DEAD INO GREAT OANA. FOLLOWS BLIZZARE   Girl Perishes in Keeping Her ‘Brother and Sister Warm Tn Storm   FOUR SCHOOL BOYS ALSO DIE IN COLD   Hotels Unable to Handle thi Stranded Travelers When Snaw Blocks Trains

Five Perish in. Worst: Blizzard North Dakota Has Had in 30 Years: ‘Tales of Heroism Told

FIVEDEAD ~ INDAKOTA BLIZZARD   GIRL GAVE LIFE TO SAVE SISTER AND BROTHER,   Four Boys of One Family  Found .Frozen in Snow - Drifts — Heroic Action of . Older Brother.

DEATH STALKS — IN BLIZZARD IN NORTH DAKOT!      5 Lose Lives And Great Pre perty Damage Result Of Storm

ANGRY RUSSIAN STABS JAPANESE   ; . MURDER OCCURS IN Y. M,C 4. CAFETERIA IN MOLINE   '¥ieht tn Kitchen Ends in Death of  ' George Nakoyama, Owner of As iy socjation Restanrant.

CRAZY WAR HERO KILLS 2 WOME   One Bullet Kills Sisters Who Are Riding in an Automobile   WEARS OFFICER'S UNIFORM   Detail of Soldiers Sent in Search of the Marauder Was Fired on by. Him—Volley Brings Him Down.

HAZY EXOULDIER ILLS TWO WOMEN   Single Bullet Causes Death o Sisters in Auto.   POSED AS A HIGHWAYMAN   Dressed in &n Officer’s Unifeorm— Fires on a Detail of Soldiers Who Bring Him Down With a Volley.

CRAZY WAR HERO: KILLS 2 WOMEN   One Bullet Kills Sisters Who Are Riding in an Automobile   Detail of Soldiers Sent in Search of the Marauder Was Fired on by Him—Volley Brings Him Down.

TWO WOMEN   One Bullet Kills Sisters Who Are Riding in an Automobile   WEARS OFFICER'S UNIFORM   Detail of Soldiers Sent in Search of the Marauder Was Fired on by Him—Voiley Brings Him Down.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Personal Property   TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1920

ITALIAN PUBLIC IS NOT WORTH DYING FOR -- DANNUNZIO   Fiery Leader To Go Ts South America; Fam,ineIn Fiume.

HARDING MEETS ~ WM, J, BRYAN   President-Elect Confers With Wil: son’s Former Secretary of State.   BIVES . IDEAS ON LEAGUE   ¥ Arbitration Treatiés Framed by Com moner Form Basis of Taik at. Marion—Coolidge invited to Sit:in Cabinet.

BRYAN AND HARDING  HOLD CONSULTATION   COMMONER DISCUSSES TREATIE: HE ENGINEERED WHILE AC TING AS SECREXTARY OF STAT! FOR WILSON.

BRYAN GIVES HS VIEWS ON LEAGUE   President Elect Visits With Former Secretary of State Today.   TREATIES ARE DISCUSSED

BL. YAN TO SEE HARDINGTODAY   Commoner Will Give President. Elect Information About Arbitration Treaties.

W. J. BRYAN SEES PRESIDENT-ELECT   Senator Harding Hears “Com: moner’s” Idea on World Pact.   HAS FUND OF KNOWLEDGE   His Experience as Head of the State Department Adds to Data Being Collected by the Coming Executive.

BAYAN CALLED It CONSULTATION Bt PRESIDENT-ELECT   Erstwhile Perennial Democratic Candidate to Speak tonight From Same Platform With Harding

BAYAN BRINGS FUND OF DATA TO CONSULTATICH   President-elect ‘Devotes Muck of Day to Conference with Former Cabinet Member

HARDING HEARS BRYAN’S IDEAS   President-Elect and Forme! Seeretary of State Urider Wilson Confer on Plans.   BOTH TO SPEAK TONIGHT

W. J. BRYAN GIVES HIS VIEWS. ANENT PEACE WN WORLD   Nebraskan Is Guest at Home of Senator Harding for Conference Late Today.   (WILL TELL EXPERIENCE IN NEGOTIATING PACTS   President-Elect and . Former Candidate Will Speak at Same Church Tonight. -

BRYAN CONSULTS WITH HARDING   His Experience Proves of Value to the New _ President.

SUNENES Th bitatalhalh TREETY PUAN   BRYAN JOURNEYS TO MARTON TE MEET WITH PRESIDENTELECT HARDING.

HARDING IS GIVEN ADVICE BY BRYAN ON TREATY FORMS   President-Elect Hope: To Benefit By Commoner’s Experience.

HARDING SEEKS = ADVICE OF BRYAN ON WORLD LEAGUE   Former Wilson ‘Secretary Called  Into Conference With President-Elect   COMMONER AND SENATOR SCHEDULED FOR TALKS   ‘Will Speak from Same Platform ‘in Marion Church: .: .-

Hardin Obtains Bryan’s — Views As to Best Means of Securing World Peac

BRYAN WHISPERING — IN HARDING'S EAR MARION, 0,   ‘Arbitration Treaties Framed by Com ~ moner Form Basis of Talk at larion—Coolidge Invited to Sit in Cabinet.

BRYAN CONFERS WITH HARDING ON MATTERS STATE   Former Democratic Secretary of State at Harding Council Table.

HARDING CONFERS WiTH W. J. BRYAN   ‘Commoner’ Brings A Fund Of Special Knowledge By Virtue of Treaty Work  )ther Prominent Men Also Suminoned to Marion Friday

PIESIDENT ELECT HARDING CALLS BRYAN IVT GUNFERENGE AT HIS HOME IN MARION   lirst Time Republican President Has Summoncd ix-Demoeratic Cabinet Office Holder ‘or Cgnference Before His Inauguration-——Peace Treaties Discussed.

BRYAN IN CONFERENCE WITH HARDING TODAY   FORMER SEC’Y. OF STATE DISCUSSES HIS TREATY PLAN   THE FORMER SECRETARY’ OF STATE DISCUSSES HIS TREAT YPLAN

BAYAN GORFERO WITH AARTING   Association of Nations  Topic Discussed at Marion Meeting

THRYAN COUNSELS WITH AARTPNG (1 "LEAGUE PLAN   Nebraskan is Exponent of . Referendum Before War - is Declarad.

BRYAN, HARDING HOLD CONEFERNGE   ARBITRATION TREATIES ONE SUB. JECT DISCUSSED   Bryan's Plan Calls For Agreement Among Nations Not te Go to War Except by Vote of People.

HARDING CONFERS ~ WITH W. J. BRYA   COMMONER GIVES PRES! DENT-ELECT HIS IDEAS ON PEACE QUESTION.

COMMONER HAS  BIG FUND OF FYPERIENS   PRESIDENT-ELECT DESIRES INFORMATION ON ARBI-. TRATION TREATIES

Amul   Discussion Believed {o Cenier on Former Secretary’s Athiiration Treaqties.   AMENDMENTS “ASKED   Vote of People Before Eniering Any War Also . Proposed.

HARDING AND  BRYAN CONFER   Erstwhile Leading Dem. ocrat Summoned to .Council .

DEMOCRATIC LEADER IS AT MARION TODAY   FORMER CANDIDATE AND PRES. IDENT-ELECT CONFER ON PEACK PRODBIEMS   TALK OVER PLANS   Senator is Calling in Leading Men of All Parties to Secure Ideas to Put in Use After March Fourth

W. J.B. TALKS ABOUT LEAGUE WITH HARDING   Democrat Gives Republican His Knowledge for World Peace.   WSCUSS BRYAN TREATIES

W. J. BRYAN [5 CALLED 10 MARION FOR GONFERENGE   WILSON’S FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE TELLS OF TREATIES   NEGOTIATED SCORE WHILE IN OFFICE   These Treaties Were Understood tc Form the Principal Subject of the President-Elect’s Inquiries  Today

‘HARDING GALLS IN W. J. BRYAN FOR TALK ABOUT ASSOGIATION PLAN   Former Secretary of State Brings Fund of Information to y Before PresidentElect.

BRYAN SPENDING MOST OF DAY IN CONFERENCI   He and Harding to Speak from Same Platform Tonight at . Church Rally   EXCHANGING VIEWS TODAY ON SCHEMES TO STOP WAR   Arbitration Treaties Negotiated By Former Secretary Probably to Front   SUBMIT ISSUE TO PEOPLE!   Proposal to Require Vote Befote Fighting Atso Believed Considered

HARDING CONSULTS BRYAN   Discuss Arbitration Treaties. Plan New World Association.

HARDING SEES BRYAN   THE, PRESIDENT-ELECT IN: VITES ,COMMONER T0 TALK.   -An Assoeiaiton of Natlons ior the Preservation of World Peace i Was the Theme.

DAMAGE CASES   Artist’s Model Sues Multi-Mit lionaire Bachelor of Paterson, N. J.

BROOKLYN GIRL ASKS HEART BALM FROM RICH MERCHANT   Also Asks Damages For an Alleged Beating Former Sweetheart is Said to Have Givén Her.

SPRINGFIELD YOUTH INSTANTLY KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION   Seven Others Seriously Injured in Accident—Two May Die as Result

AMERICAN TOY:   Three of American Doll Manufacturers Make More®Dolls Than All the German Manufacturers Toge American Supremacy in Toys Apparent.

Holland Lifting _ Travel Restriction   New Restrictions Do Away With Formor Police Registration And Other Rostrictiens.:

M. E, CONFEREES URGE ARMY LIFE FOR YOUNG MEN   Request That Ministers Advocate Service Presented Meet.

THE UKRAINIANS: TAKE ODESSA   WAS THE GREAT RUSSIAN WHEAT PORT FOR SOUTHERN RUSSIA,

VETS AWED WHEN GIANT GUNS ROAR "IN MOCK BATTLE   Pershing “an id Patient: ~ Among 10; 000 Who SeePaynion Spectacle.

Gigantic Sham Battle for Entertainment of 10,000 of Its Own Veterans Gathered at Camp Dix for Reunion.

DIVISION “OVER THE TOP”   Historic First Stages Gigantic Sham Battle For Its Own Veterans.

MUS FAST rSHHM FICK   BIG SHOW IS PUT UP BY VETS.      REAL BATTLE. SEEN B) PERSHING AND OTHER LEADING GUESTS.

MARRY IW ILLINOIS   HAROLD BOGEN AND OLA CHEW ‘MARRIED   WELL KNOWN LE MARS PEOPLE   Bride Taught for Several Years in LeMars Schools and Groom Is Son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Bogen and Saw Service in Siberia.

MARRY IN ILLINOIS   HAROLD BOGEN AND OLA CHEW “MARRIED a   WELL KNOWN LE MARS PEQGPLE   Bride Taught for Several LeMars Schools and Groom Is Son  of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bogen and ‘Saw Service in Siberia.  Years ‘In

POLES NOT IN KIEV IS REPORT IN LONDON   Have Taken Fastov ,a Distance of Only 4 Miles West on Same Road,

AED oT RONGHOLD TO FALL BEFORE  A GALLANT RUSH   A GREAT ARMY IS CAPTURED   TOLL OF PRISONERS Te POLES IN DRIVE IS NOW 25,000

CAPITOL OBSERVES GREAT FRENCH DAY   Government Buildings Fléat Tri Color With American Flag In Honor Of Bastille Day.

BASTILE GAY QBSERVED IN WASHINGTON: NOTES CENT FRENCH QFFICIALS   FRENCH TRI-COLOR FLIES ALONG SIDE STARS AND STRIPES ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

FLY FRENCH FLAG HONOR TD FRANC ON BASTILLE OM   Washington Officially and Pri. vately Commemorates the National Holiday.

FLAG GF FRANCE WITH OLD GLORY ON BASTILLE DAY   Wilson and Pershing Senc Messages-of Congratulatan Cywrerceqgc

OBSERVE BASTILE DA)   FRENCH TRI-COLOR FLOATS BE SIDE STARS AND STRIPES IN. WASHINGTON.

STREIT EXPECTS TO ~ RETURN TO GREECE   Man Barred, Though With Constantine Hopes to Get “Back to Old Position.

IN THE REPUBLICAN NATIONA CONVENTION   Go to the Connecticut and Arkansa: Delegations.

DRAW G. 0. P. CONVENTION SEATS      Choice Positions Fall to Connectient  anal Arcknaneane DNelecmiinna

“LET GEORGE bo IT.”   That is the Feeling at Sharpsville ir Regard to Town Offices.

“LET GEORGE DO 17."   That is the Feeling at Sharpsville in : Regard to Town Offices. a

WARSAW-DANZIG RAIL LINE CUT   Operation, However, Fails to Cut Off Polish Capital From Sea.   ROUNDABOUT ROUTE REPAIRED   General Haller’s Newly-Formed Army, Occupies Strongly Entrenched Po  sitions on Warsaw Front—Big Battle Not Yet Begun.

AEDS CUT WAROAW AAILADAD TO oA   Poles Repair Roundabout Route by Way of Thorn.   EVACUATION TRAINS FILLED   Real Battle for Warsaw Not Yet Be gun—General Haller’s Newly Formed Army Occupies Strongly Entrenched Positions at Capital.

Russians Capture Town of Cie: chanow—Cut Off Supplies From Poles.   Operation, However, Fails te Cut Off Polish Capital From Sea.   ROUNDABOUT ROUTE REPAIRED   General Haller’s Newly-Formed Army Oceupies Strongly Entrenched Po. sitions on Warsaw Front—Big Battle Not Yet Begun.

Poles: Repair: Roundabset Route _ by Way of Thorn. “nah   EVACUATION TRAINS. FILLED   Real. Battle ‘for. Warsaw Not Wet Begun—Gerieral Haller’s Newly formed Army Occupies Strongly . ‘Entrenched Positions at Capital.

WARSAW-DANZIG PAN LINE CUT   Russians Capture Town of Ciechanow—Cut Uff Supplies  rrom Poles.         Operation, However, Fails to Cut Off Polish Capital From Sea.   ROUNDAOUT ROUTE REPAIRED   General Haller’s Newly-Formed Army Occupies Strongly Entrenched Po   sitions or "Yarsaw Front—Big   Battle Not Yet Begun.

WILSON WORSE? “NOT SO,” SAYS DR.F.X. DERCUM   Condition So Much Better Physician Has Stopped 3 Reotlar Visits.

DR. DERCUM SAYS PRESIDENT BETTER   Reports That Wilson's Condition Had Taken Turn for the Worse Branded as “Silly Rumors.”

REPORT THAT PRESIDENT I[S WORSE FALSE   Philadelphia Specialist Dub Rumor to That Effect ‘ ‘Silly.’’

NO PROHIBITION REFERENDUM   Colorado Supreme Court Denies Petition to Vote Orn Repeal.

GETS LIFE FOR STEALING BABF   “Crank” Sentenced for Kidnaping Coughlin Child—Told He Deserves Death,

PASCAL IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   CONFESSED HE. STOLE 13. MONTHS-OLD: BLAKELY COUGHLIN.

PASCALE GIVEN “FE SENTENCE   Kidnapper of Coughlin , Child Confesses to Killing of -  Little Baby.   MURDER CHARGE IS HELD

CRANK SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT   Pascale Pleads Guilty To Kidnaping.

ae Le & , TO PRESON FOR LIFE.      7 ix the: “Reward a Mao Got For Kilgappine a Child.

PASQUALE IS GIVEN LONG PRISON TERM   “The Crank,” Who Kid. napped Coughlin Baby, Gets Life Sentence.

KIDNAPPER GIVEN  ALIFE SENTENCE      August) Pascal Sent to Pilson fo Stealing Baby Coughlin—Sen« tency on Murder’ Charge Sus.  - pended.

“Crank” In Coughlin Baby Kidnaping Case Pleaded Guilty To Murder In Second Dearee

KIDNAPPER GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Judge Tells “The Crank” He i Sorry It Is Not Death.

PASQULE IS GIVEN LIFE TERM   Kidnaper and Slayer of Coughlin Baby Sentenced

PASCAL SENT UP      FOR STEALING THE COUGHLIN BABE FROM ITS CRIB LAST JINE.   Court Sorry That Death Penalty Could Not Be Meted Out to August Pasauale.

LIFE SENTENCE FIA PASCAL   Pleaded Guilty to Murder in the Sec ond Degree and Kidanpping For Purpose of Extortion.

LAST EDITION  4:06 O'CLOCK   LIFE IMPRISONMENT IS GIVEN PASQUALE   Judge Expresses Regret That Hi Could Not Mete Out Death Sentence.

Pascal Gets a Life Sentence   Pleat: Guilty 10 Second Degreo Mur. d€y and Kldnaping in Connection With the Coughlin Case.

PASCALE DRAWS LIFE IN PRISON   WAS CONVICTED OF KIDNAPPING AND MURDERING OF BABY IN PENNSYLVANIA,

PASCALE THE CRANK GOT LIFE SENTENCE   KIDNAPPER OF BABY COUGHLIN PLEADED GUILTY AND SEN. TENCED FOR KIDNAPPING.

Judge Swartz Tells ‘The Crank” That He Is Sorry That There Is No Law Which Would Permit Him to Send Him to Death for Perpetrating Crime and Killing Little Blakely, As He Confessed.

PASCAL I$ SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISONMEN?   Central Figure in Coughlin Case to ‘Pa: Penalty for Murder and Hidnaping for Extortion -

SHOULD BE DEATH, ‘CRANK’ TOLD AS HE 1S SENTENCED   Kidnapper Given Life In Prison; Murder  Charge Pends.

Slayer Of Coughlan Babe Gets. Life Sentence For *- Kadmanine: Escanes Nance

KIDNAPPER IS SENTENCED ON A LIFE TERM   Pascale, “The Crank,’”’ Goes to Prison for Abduction of Coughlin Baby   ANOTHER CHARGE IS HELD AGAINST HIM

TO CONTINUE PARTICIPA. TION EN MILITARY AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA WOULD IN VOLVE THIS COUNTRY IN “INDE NITE UNDERTAKINGS.” © *   MAIN PURPOSE AT ENS

FUTURE TROUBLE SEEN IN SIBERI/   American Government's Note To Japan Explains Reasons For Withdrawal.

CLIMAX IS BEING APPROACHED IN -- NEWBERRY CASE   HE IS RECOVERING _ FROM NERVOUS ATTACK

STAR WITNESS FOR NEWBERRY BECOMES ILL   Paul King, Campaign Manager Suffers Nervous Collapse, Cannot Testify.   HELME ON STAND TODAY   Man Who Ran Against Ford fe Be Heard—Refuse te Hear Wife of Defendant.

LINES OF KING HALTS BIG TRIAL   Star Witness for Newberry Suffers Nervous Breakdown Tuesday.   HELME SNUBS COUNSEL

FRANCE AND ENGLAND HAVE FINALLY AGREED   :  ‘Upon Procedure in Four Stage: on Question of German Reparations.

AGREE ON GERMAN ~ EPARATION-PLAA   France and Great Britain De. etermine Procedure That  Is to Be Taken.

BAKK ROBBERS NEAR HERE   Masked Bandits Take Liberty Bonds From Bank in Helena, Mo.

RUSSO-POLE WAR IS HALTED   Hostilities Cease as Armistice Goes Into Effect   LITHUANIAN FIGHT STOPS   Europe is Almost at Peace Today, Reports Say

POLES, RUSSIANS CEASE FIGHTING: LITHUANIA QUITS   Lurépe Is Closest To Peace Friday Than Any Day Sinee Armistice   CRIMEA STILL WARS   Baron Wrangle’s Foree Is Now Sole Fee Of Bolshevists

AUSOIAN-POLIGH ‘WARFARE ENDS; SIGH TREATY NEXT WEEK   Europe Aimost at Peace Today on Terms Suggested by Representatives of League.

POLISH-RUSSIA “WARFARE ENDEL   Hostilities Along the Front Have Ceas. ed, Contact of the Armies Being Broken Nearly the Entire’ Distance.

PO! ANDS’S WARFARE -f$ ENDED   Europe ‘at Peace Again Save in Southern ~~ Russia   VILNA GIVEN UP

SOVIET 10 SIGN PEACE NEXT WEEK   Russ Army Contact Is Disrupted   FINN TREATY READY   Moderate Demands Asked of Poland

RUSSIANS TO HAVE PEAGE BOSTS. HEAVY   FINLAND TO SIGN TREATY WITH RED ENVOYS IN WEEK   Poland Gets Vilna as Part of Her Terms: Wrangel Fights.

EUROPE IS ALMOST AT _ PEACE TODAY   DISPATCHES SAY THE POLISH. RUSSIAN WARFARE HAS ENDED ON BOTH FRONTS  ARE      FINLAND ANB RUSSIA ARE PLANNING FO SHGN A PEACE TRELPY VEY WEEN

NATIONS OF EUROPE SHEATHE THE SWORD FOR ERA OF PEACE   RUSSIAN-POLISH WARFARE ES DED AND ONLY WRANGEL AND RED FCES DIS-

Fj oy cP ort i EOP as TE AOI ha : foe ne oe me wwe YS @ @bt Tee: (2k mm  an ec fF ¥ og & co rats : o She indie ety Baa mo A 7 ah i eel a) Gee Ps 7 sue smaets @ kw ah OF

FIGHTING HAS St ALONG ~ ENTIRE FRON      Restiiities Cease While Dalegates Prenare to Sign Armistive” =~   ‘LAND AND RUSSIA TO ° SIGN TREATY NEXT WEEK   = Sees the Only wT alting Whe Where Wrangell Qp(. teges the Reds

WAR OVER FOR A WHILE AT LEAST   POLES AND RUSSIANS HAVE SUS. PENDED HOSTILITIES   FINLAND AND RUSSIA NEXT   Believed Terms Agreed On October’ 1 Will Be Accepted. Understood Po-— land is to Hold the Lithunian: Gity of Vilna.

CALL FOR OPEN SHOP FIGHT OUT   Big Employers of Country Ar: Summoned {6 Meet and Plan for Comind Fight.   CHALLENGE: 1S ACCEPTED!

Drive Started With Call for Convention by Vice-President William Butler   ATTACKS BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY WORKMEN

IS CALLE   WEineis Man Starts Mevement FE: : Issuance of an Open Letter 3 Teday.   ATTACKS PLAN OF RAEBLWAYD: RROTHERNGODS      Says He Would Influence Al -Other » Tadustries sand Considers Ques: tions Vital.

MANUFACTURERS FOR OPEN SHOP   ISSUE DEFE TO UNION LABOR IN CALL FOR MEETING,   MEANS FIGH TO THE FINISH   in Reply To William Butterworth's Announcement, Robert M. Buck Says Labor Is Prepared To Go the Limit.

DANE STARTED BY EMPLOYER FOR OPEN SHO   President of National Con: * ference of Manufacturers Calls Meeting of Members   NATIONAL ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL IS ATTACKED   RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS PLAN, IF SUCCESSPUL, WILI AFFECT ALL INDUSTRIES, 1 IS DECLARED

DRIVE SEEN. PAL ISSUE   William Butterworth Confers With Harding, Then Calls ha Emplovers.   ATTACKS BROTHERHOOD PLAN FOR ARBITRATION   Gary, Schwab, More, Selber ling and Piez Among Those Summoned,

FIGHT AGAINST CLOSED SHOPS   MANUFACTURERS OF NATION SERVED NOTICE TODAY ON UNION LABOR—-OPEN LETTER SENT OUT TODAY.,

UPEN WAR UN GLUED onUF SS STARTED   Factory Owners Announce Intention To Wage War on Move— Unions To Give Determined Resistance.

BIG EMPLOYERS READY TO FIGHT “CLOSED SHOP”   Manufacturers Serve Notice Drive for Open Shop Has Started.   CONVENTION CALL ISSUED

Manufacturers to  Leaders 4          Action of Railroad Mes Said to Have Brot on Fight ©

MANUFACTURERS . THROUGHOUT MATION DEMAND OPEN SHOP   Convention of the Big Employers: Has Been Called to Meet In. Chicago January 12,   ORGANIZED LAROR READY TO MEET ISSUE   Is Awave of the Fight That Is to Re Made And Is Prepared tu Go the Limit In Combatting the Plan of the Manufacturers.

Conference of Big Employers to Be Held in Chicago Novt Month,   Railroad Unions Declare Board Has No Connection With Union Labor.

MANUFACTURERS DRIVE AGAINST THE CLOSED SHOF   Butterworth Calls Convention of Natonal Conference of Stale’ Manufacturers Associations,

William Butterworth. Calls Convention of Big -Em‘plovers of Country —   FOR AN OPEN. SHOP   Steel Trust and Other “Big _ Ones” Are Back of It—. Labor to Fight —

CLOSED SHOP WAR OF MANUFACTURER FORECAST BY GALL   Big Employers Invited to Join  Chicago Conference Jan. 12   to Formulate Program. ~   CHALLENGE ACCEPTED BY MORRISON FOR FEDERATION   Brotherhood Chiefs Decry Any Connection Between Closed ' Shop and Bureau Plan.

OPEN SHOP DANE IS IN PROGRESS   Manufacturers Serve Notice That Intensive Campain Against Closed Shop is Underway.   CONVENTION 1S CALLED   Head of Illinois Manufacturers Association Takes Initiative in Nationwide Movement.

INTENSIVE DRIVE FOR OPEN SHOP _PUT UNDER WAY   Butterworti: Issues Call Fo: Gonvention of Big Employers of Country   UABOR IS PREPARED ‘TO FIGHT TO LIMIT

i  ON UNIOM. LABOR      MASUBACTURERS CALLE TO CHICAGO -“fO MARE Gel a      LABOR PREPARED TO GU THE LIMIT UN FIGHTING THE Meche

“RVEON CLOSED ~ compute CTARTE   CALE Is ISBURD-" FOR’ CONVEN. “SION OF BIG EMPLOYERS. OF RHE COUNTRY,   BROTHERHOODS: PLANS "ARE BEING ATTACKEL   = x a = Batterworth Says It Means Closed ‘Bhop ahd Union Dotpination Over ‘All Undustrics.

U.S, RECOGHIZES ARMENIA, WALLAGI   State Department Denies Statement Made By Ambassador to France.

U0. RECOGNIZES ARMEN'A WHEN tS OUTLINED   Wallane Tells Council of Ambassadors Washington Favors Breaking German Ships Among Allies.

WIRELESS MEN CALL A STRIKE MAY HALT SHIPS   Serious Situation Co nfronts Shipping in England

TO SILENCE WIRELESS   ’ Marine Operators Declare Strike  fer Increase of Pay

WIRELESS MEN'S STRIKE Wi TIE “suH08-H ORT      British Operators Demand Big increase and Better Workina Conditions

MARINE WIRELESS: STRIKE           Wallcnut: fof ‘Operators. van” Affer Los ‘Shipping and All.Ports of © a : Great: Beitain:

WIRELESS MEN ARE STRIKINS   Operaters on Ships In structed to Quit When Voyages End

BRITISH MARINE RADIO OPERATORS CALL STRIKE   Demand Increase in Wages of 180 Per Cent Over PreWar Rates

WIRELESS MEN JO QUIT WORK   Demand Better Working Con. ditions and 80 per Cent Increase in Wages

MARINE RADIO MEN WILL GO OUT ON STRIKE   All Ports and All Shipping Will Be Affected by World Wide Order.

WIRELESS MEN STRIKE TODAY   Order Issued Will Affect 4,500 Operators.

WIRELESS OPERATORS IN MARINE SERVICE ARRANGE FOR WORLDWIDE STRIK   DEMAND MORE THAN DOUBLE PRE WAR SCALES AND BETTER CONDITIONS.

BEGIN ON NEW BUILDING   Structure Will Be Firat University o! Missouri Building to Be Devoted Entirely {o Women,

MISSOURI MAN BOUND TO TRACK BY TWO ROBBERS   Victin. of Thugs Loses Foot and Hand ‘Inder Train Near Excelsior Springs.

BOUND TO RAILS: ~~ LOSES HIS LIMBS      Missourian Is Robbed and Wired to _ Wabash Tracks; Train Cuts Off  _ Right Hand and Foot

VICTIM OF ROBBERS — IS MAIMED BY TRAIN   MISSOURIAN GAGGED AND BOUND TO RAILS, WHERE HE I8 RUN OVER.  at

BANDITS TIE VICTIM TO RAILROAD TRACK   Train Severs Carrollton Man's Hane and Foot After He Maneuvers Body Outside Rails.

BOUND 10 TRACK BY TWO ROBBERS   Victim Loses Foot and Hand Under Train in Missouri.   MANAGES TO FREE ONE LEG   Thugs Bind George Underwood of Carroliton to Rails With Barbed Wire Near Excelsior Springs —Took $70 From Him.

MAN IS BOUND - TO RAILS BY TWO THUGS   Missourian Robbed by TW Hold. up Men and Then Pat in Path of Train.   LOSES ARM AND ONE LEG   Outlaws Bind Victim With Barbed Wire and Leave Him to His Fate— Expected to Get Money From Sale of Two Autos.

NEW YORKERS WANT “INCREASE PROMISED   Appear Before R. R. Labor Board and Say Men Will Not Return Without Guarantee.‘

COMMITTEEIN WASHINGTON      TRIKE REPRESENTATIVES ASK KOR A GUARANTRE OF EN.  CREASED WAGES A   CLERKS MAY JOIN   25,000 Clerks and Freight Handlerd May Join Outlaw Strike—Rob- 3 bers in Minneapolis :

TWO MORE KILLED WHEN BINN FEINEMG ATTACK DRUS COL. LUGHER COURT Hu      EXPECTED THAT WARTIAL LAW WILL BE PROCLALNED IN LONNONTERP Y.

TWO ARE KILLED WHEN SINM FsiN FORCES ATTACK   Fresh Disorders Occur i Irish Towns During  Py  &

ATTACKS MADE ATSEVERAL POINTS ©   BATTLE IN LONDONDERRY CONTINUES UNABATED; ‘NINE ARE SLAIN

NO “GARLAND” STUNT FOR HIM.   Janitor, Heir - to % Million, is Ne Even Slow About Accepting. ;

GIVE JANITOR OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE   Theories ‘of. Cuspidorist- Will Have Backing of Sudden-* -” Fortune Left: to Him

QUARTER OF A MILLION LEFT TO A JANITOR   Who Declares He Will Accept Monev and Enjoy Good Cigars and Automobiles

JANITOR TO CONTINUE WORK DESPITE LEGACY   Was Telling Friends What H Would Do With Million When Notice Came.

“ALLS HEIR TO FORTUNE WHILE TELLING WHAT HE'D DO WITH GARLAND'S MONEY

JANITOR LEARNS HEISHEIRTO — FORTUNE. WHILE JABBERING OR WHAT HE WOULD DO WITH MILLION

FORTUNE FALLS TO A JANITOR   And Me tives (esurance He Will Not lhe ane Did tcarland.

REALITY BREAKS IN ON JANITOR’S DREAN   While Telling What He’d Do With Rejected Million, News Comes of Inherited Fortune.

WHILE OUST-SWEEPER (S TELLING WHAT HE'D OO IF HE AAO A MILLION, FORTUNE (5 LEFT TO HIM

MICHIGAN LIFE 0ss SUNDAY 9   Score Injured in Lower Peninsula; Ohio Reports Death © List of 26.

i Welcome America’s   Astin AS 8 feeded  Stimulent   MINGDITY PVTSEMCEV DITA MNGRIEY CATREMELT BIER

CARPENTIER  HAMPION HEA WEIGHT. ¢ EURIPE  Landed at New Yo York Today—Read   Landed at New York Today—Ready to Meet Dempsey   Said: ‘‘I Think I Can Defeat Dempeey io Six Rounds.”’

LARPENTIER  CHAMPION HEAVY WEIGHT 0 nF   Landed at New York Today-—Read; to Meet Dempsey   Said: “Il Think I Can Defeat Dempecy ia Six Rounds.’’

CALLED «TO JOIN STRIKE      Workers On Independnatly Ovened Tero Bonts Will Be Asked to rnin Breicht Handlers.

COX SPEAKS TO BARLY CROWD IN HIS PAJAMAS   N SPEECH AT WORCESTER THE CANDIDATE RIDICULES REMARKS - OF HARDING REGARDING FRANCE.

FRENCH HUMORIST   Advises With Senator Harding, Says Governor Cox.

GOVERNOR COX SAY HARDING CONSULTS Th HUMORIST OF FRANCE 0 INTERNATIONAL QUESTIO!

CANDIDATE COX COMES OUT FOR - TRELAND’S CAUSE   Head of the Democratic Ticket Calls Present Conditions in Island a War of Extermination.

COX RIDICULES HARDING'S ALIB   ATTACKS EXPLANATION OF ALLEGED FRENCH OVEBTURES  Demo Candidate Declares Opponent “Having Lot of Trouble, Occasioned by His Own Words.”

COX RIDICULES 6.0. P. NOMINEE   “American People Just ‘Can’t Make Out Man  From Marion” ‘°

GRAND JURY AFTER GOTHAM GAMBLERS   Seek Evidence Against Mer Who Tried to Corrupt Brooklyn Team.

NEW YORK JURY AFTER GAMBI ERS   Charged by County Judge Dyke to Hunt Out Men Who Attempted to “Fix'’ World  ess

STOCKYARDS TMPERILLED BY WALKOUT   Mo Cars Eater Uniog Yerds Daring Day a Windy : o yo 7 +

CHICAGO WORKERS AGIECT PROPOSAL AN WAGE. DEMANDS   STOCK YARDS EXIPSOYES) FRM FOR WAGE INCREASES FIEnST DEMANDED   ADDITIONAL MEN ARE OUT   fransit ompiny Charges Agreement Made Last June Broken When Walkout Ordered—FRmbiargo Still on

RAIL WRECK NEAR SCRANTON KILLS 18: 100 INJURED   Fallen Pole Block: Right-of-way Causing Crash.

HIGHTEEN DEAD IN RAIL CRASH NEAR SCRANTON Hight Others Die In fowa When Train fLJlnece In Creek.

BIGHTEEN DEAD IN WRECK   Care in a Collision On the Lackawanra &4 Wyoming Valley Road Near Pittstown, Pa.

26 KILLED IN. 2 RAIL WREGKS   HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE FOLLOW: CRASHES IN IOWA. AND PENNSYLVANIA

WEIRD ACCIDENT AILS SCORE AND —INJURES. WARY   Eighteen Meet Death When Electric: Trains Smash in Pennsyivania   ANOTHER FATAL WRECK “OCCURS iN: MINNESOTA   Several Dead and Dying: When Cars: Crash: . Through . Weakened Bridge:

EIGHTEEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   TELEGRAPH POLE, FELLED BY LIGHTNING, CAUSES CRASH AT SCRANTON, PA.

PENNSYLVANIA COLLISION CLAIMS 24 OF LIST; IOWA TRAIN DROPS INTO CREEK

18 KILLED ANG 100 INJURED IN REAR-END CRASH   Car Halted By Fallen Telephone Pole Is Run Into, While the Second Car s Struck By a Third One.

TWENTY-GIX KILLED AND 190 INJURED IN TWO DISASTERS UPON RAIL LINES   EFICHT KITT ED

13 PERSONS KILLED IN RAIL WRECK   More Than 100 Are Bad: Injred When Caches Leave Tracks.

18 KILLED AND 100 INJURED IN WRECK, REPOR]   Passenger Train Plung ing Through Bridge Kills Seven.

HELPING OUT- BREWERS      German Beer Makers Can Put More Malt in Their Product.

$2,500 MINIMUM WAGE DEMAND FOR RAILWAY WORKERS   That Much for Common Labor Equivalent Increase for Other Employees.

Hi ig VS THE WAR FINANGE BOARD   ‘Joint Resolution, Seeks fo Ex > lend Aid fo Farmers.   PROVIDES FOR LIBERAL LOANS

REVIVES THE WAR FINANCE BOARD   Joint Kesolution Seeks io Ex. lend A.d to Farmers.   PROVIDES FOR LidcRAL LOANS

PVVES THE WAR ot ANGE BOARD   Jolnt Resolaton, Seeks {6 Ex > dond Ald te Farmers,   PACVIGES. FOR: LIBERAL LOANS

GOV. COOLIDGE REFUSES TO PROCLAIM LEAGUE DAY   He Vs Unwilling to Cram It Down Sunday Schoo! Children's Throats, Committee Told.

COOLIDGE WILL NOT HSINTE LDF N. HOLIDAY   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Refuses. Request of President  i  of College   “BY FALSE PRETENSE”   SECRETARY OF NAVY CHARGES OPPOSITION WITH BUYING . - THE. SENATE ELECTION OF YEAR 1918

e * COOLIDGE REJECTS PiPaA. —   “Won't Proclaim Oct. det. 24 League of Nal tions Day.

COOLIUDGE BARS ‘LEAGUE DAY’   Refuses to Further Plan for Promotion of Better Understanding of Pact.

COOLIDGE OPPOSES A LEAGUE OF NATIONS DAY   Rejects Requests Made by Ad vocates of Scheme.

Governor Coolidge  To Take the Stump   1 Boesn't Want n League of Nation: Day to Promote a, Better Under. [ standing of League,

REQUEST HAS BEEN REFUSED   Coclidge Is Not in:-Favo1 of a “League. of Nations Day’.

COOLIDGE IS OPPOSED T0 LEAGUE DAY   Declines to Proclaim Day For League Discussion

SOVIET AMBASSADOR — IS HANDED SUBPOENS   Ludwig C. A. K. Martens Will Testify Before Senate Committee Monday.   ARREST WILL FOLLOW

MANTENG 10 St FREE UNTIL HE FES EVIDENGE   Soviet Ambassador Probably Will Not Be Arrested Until Monday

MILLIONS ARE LOST   BY SHIPPING BOARD IN) GRAFS AND MISMANAGEMENT.   Result of Investigaiion Shows Cor ruption in bleet Corporation.

MILLIONS ARE LOST   BY SHIPPING BOARD TX’ Grart “2 CAND MISMANAGEMENT,           Result, of Inv - ruption iu i     m Shows Car: et Corporation.

J, FRANK HANLY,  EX-GOVERNOR UF INDIANA, KILLED   Noted Prehibitionist Leader, Together With Two Others, Crushed by Freight Train   ONCE CANDIDATE FOR PROHIS   Accident Occurred at Dennison, O., When Car in Which They Were Riding is Carried Half-Mile.

PLANS EMERGENCY   TARIFF WOULD PROTECT 33 FARM PRODUCTS    Other Necessities, locluding Sugar are Voted Down

PROOAGE BEFORE HOLIDAY REGESS 9 10 BE URGES   Framing of Emergency Tarift to Protect Farm Products Completed.   PRESENTATION TO HOUSE iS EXPECTED ON MONDA’   Ways and Means Committec Broadens Original Project o: Senate and House Leader: in Joint Conference—List o: Products to be Protected.

cument, It is Said, Has Been Planned to Shield Farmers From Further Price Decline; Protection is Provided for Wheat, Flour, Wool and Sheep, for One Year.

HOUSE: COMMITTEE. - AGREES UPON HIGH eM, UTES. ON. © MEAT:AND STAPLE:   Hitcheock and Other Democrats to Oppose Measure; Will Halt Export Trade: Claim‘

DESIGNED TO PROTECT AT LEAS! TWENTY PRODUCTS OF THE FARM.   WILL 60 TO HOUSE MONDN   Immediate Action Will Be Requested Wheat, Wool, Cotton and Livestock Mentioned In List.

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL FOR FARMERS FRAMED IN HOUSE   Ways and Means Committe Approves Measure That Protects Twenty Farm Products.

TO PROTECT 20 FARM PRODUCTS IN TARIFF BILL   PROPOSAL TO INCLUDE SUGAR IN EMERGENCY BILL VOTED DOWN IN COMMITTEE

TARIFF LAW FRAMED AS PRETEXT TO HELP AMERICAN FARMERS      Republican Leaders Start Move ment to Place Protective Tax on All Imports.   WILL RUSH MEASURE TO ENACTMENT VERY SOON   Ways and Means Committee Agree on Measure to Present to House Monday.

Passage Fordney Emergency Bill Will Be Sounht B Before — Christmas.

PROPOSALS TO RUSH NEW TAR(FF LEGISLATION AT MONDAY SESSION   PROTECT FARM PRODUCTS

WHEAT RATE OF 30 CENTS [IS PROPOSED   Bill Will GotoHouse  Monday With Request for Early Action—Will Be iitfective for One Year.

HEAVY TARIFFO ON PAUQUCTS SOUGHT   TWENTY FARM PRODUCTS ARE PLACED ON THE LIST MADE BY COMMITTEE   House Passed Amended Senate Measure to Revive War Finance Corporation By an Overwhelming Vote

FARM PRODUCTS TARIFF FRAMED, BILL fo 10 BE RUSHED THRU LOWER HOUSE

Emergency Tariff To Aid Farmers Places Duty on Twenty Products   Probably Will Be Pre sented in House Monday.

EMERGENCY BILL COVERS TWENTY FARM PRODUCTS   Virtual Embargo on Imports for Period of One Year Te Pranided in Monenroc

Hons Committee Completes      Pesta to Place Embargo On Twenty . Prodts  : will be. Passed> :  Thon Tuesday a :

TARIFF MEASURE IN DEFINITE FORM   Ways and Means Committee Tc : Ask Early Action  On Bill

TARIFF FRAMED BY. ~ HOUSE TO PROTECT - 90 FARM PRODUCTS   Bill Called Emergency Measure: ’ Passage to be-Urged on Mandar

IGHTEEN INJURED IN BIG WRECK   DENY REPORT THAT TRAIN CAR. RIED POLITICIANS TO SEEK HARDING

‘WAY REINSTATE INSURANCE   Have Until July 1, 1920 to Take Up War Risk Plan; TWo Monthly Premiums to Go With Application

WAR RISK POLICIES MAY BE REINSTATED   DIRECTOR OF NSE RANGE  ANNOUNCES LIBERAL OF Feit TO SERVICK MEN

UNTIL JULY FIRST   Soldiers Can Reinstate Their Insurance Under New Ruling by Bureau

ARMERS’ CRISIS 1S NATIONAL ROBLEM, SAYS SECRETARY OF GRICULTURE: GIVES REMEDIES   vad Between Producer and Consumer Must Be Kept Operi and Be Made Shorter, Meredith Declares

armers of Nation Face Situation Due to Fall.  ing Prices That Should Be Dealt With As National Problem, Secretary of Agriculture Meredith Declares in Annual Report.

SCHOOL HAS ~ BEEN CLOSEI   Half- Day ‘Sessions - Will Be. Arranged 'to Care ‘For Pupils:

SCHOOL HAS BEEN CLOSED   Half-Day Sessions Will Be Arranged to Care For Pupils

WARN GERRIANS ABOUT ATTACKS ON ENTENTE   ‘Premier Bauer Says Assaults  On Mission Members Will Bring Severe Punishment

URGE LAWS TD CURB THE REDS   G. O. P. SCENTS / PLOT TO DOWN GOVERNMENT

INSURGENT SENATO “ARE OUTMANEUVE ED   ; Consideration of H, C.L.  Sen; :Henyon Abandons Plan 1 CarBills To Senate Floor.

pi ow UP BANK FOR $11.00C   Linn (la) tnstitutlon Dynamited— Cash and Bonds Taken—Ban. dits Flee In Auto.

BLAST BANK, GET $11,000   Robbers Escape With Bonds and Cash After Raid at Linn Grove, lowa.

RED PRISONERS BEATEN UP   Suffer iu Encounter in Chicago Jnil With Anto Bandits, Thieves and  Other “Respecta bles."

CONVICT BEATS UP 15 RADICALS   CHICAGO JAIL IS ROUGHHOUSE BETWEEN “RESPECTABLE PERSONS" AND BATCH OF REDS

‘RESPECTABLE’ JAIL BIRDS ATTACK REDS   eee THAN 100 RADICALS IN . -GOUNTY KEEP IN CHICAGO GET BLACK EYES.

ORDERS LLOYD-GEORGE TO BED   British Prime Minister Seffere At taek of Broactitis.

LLOYD GEORGE REPORTED ILL   Has Mild Attack of Bronchitis and Is Ordered to Remain in Bed.

RADICALS ACTIVE IN BRITISH (OLEo   WORKING ALONG SAME LINE THERE AS IN THIS COUNTRY REPORTS STATE

BLACKS DOWN ON LOWDEN   They Claim He Failed to Protect Them in East St. Louis Riots.

/;WANTED — Traveling i make $15 a day. Apply J. B. Washington, Ia. é

ROBERT WORTON CHARGED. Wit RAPE IN SITY GOUT   TRIAL SET‘ FOR NEXT WEDNES DAY—MAZIE GILMORE. AL* LEGED VICTIM,

RIFLE BULLETS ~ -WOUND-4 GIRLS   DRUNKEN SOLDIERS IN BALTIMORE ACCUSED OF SHOTS FIRED AT GIRL’S PARTY.   ON WAY HOME FROM PARTY

~ INJURE FOUR GIRLS   JOY RIDERS TOOK POT SHOT AT GIRLS ON WAY.HOME FROM PARTY.

DRUNKEN SOLDIERS IN BALTIMORE WOUND FIV   Men in Uniform Fire on Party of Merrymakera on Street of Eastern (itv.   FOUR GIRLS ARE INJURED

IN ALLIANCE AGAINST GREECE   Serbia amd Balgaria HKeported to Have Formed Secret Pact.

aneieeetimeentin o-emeenae  TWO DISABLED AMERICAN SHIPS TOWED INTO POR’

CATHOLIC BISHOPS  ISSUE JOINT LETTE!   JOINT PASTORAL LETTER SIGNED BY ALL OF THE PREDATES IN U.S. WILL BE READ NENT SUNDAY

PASTORAL LETTER 10 BE READ CATHOLIC  First Time in 35 Years That   First Time in 35 Years That Archbishops and Bishops Send Note to People.   FEBRUARY 22 IS DATE SET

American Archbishcps of Catholi: Church to Act--Is First in 35 Years.

EVERY CATHOLIC. CHURCH © ‘TO HEAR PASTORAL LETTER   Christian Church.

STATE RESTS IN CENTRALIA CASE   i. W. W. Members Accused of Killing Legion Men in Armistice Parade to Start Defense.

Chicago Lawyer Sues Force Promulgation of Joint Peace Recolutian

WOULD COMPEL : “COB T0 CURE ~—TWE WAR ENDED   Supreme Court Petitioned for his Action in Suit Filed by Chicago Lawyer on Plea That. Wilson Has no Right To Veto Joint Resolution,

SUES TO FORCE PEACE MEASURE   CHICAGO TAXPAYER FAVORS MAKING COLBY DECLARE WAR AT END

GOES TO LAW TO END STATE OF WAR   Chicago Lawyer Brings Suit to Com. pel Colby to Act.

BRINGS SUIT 10 DEGLARE THAT STATE OF WAR WITH PEAMAN EMPIRE 1S QVEF

EINGS SUIT TO DEGLARE TRAT STATE OF WAR WITH GERMAN EMPIRE 1S QUER

FILESSUITTO © ~ END THE WAR   Chicago’ Lawyer: “Attacks .'  Wilson’s’ Power" af Veta

UIT FILED Td DUMPEL U. 3, DECLARE PEACE   Chicago Lawyer Says Wilson Is Without Power to Veto Joint Resolution—Has Won  in Similar Cases.

TWO ARRESTS IN - KIDNAPPING CASE   Former Cook And Friend Hel on Suspicion. No Trace of Child.

MAKE SECOND ARREST IN KIDNAPPING CASE   Authorities Offer $7,500 Reward for-Child.

SECOND ARREST IN KIDNAPPING      FRIEND OF COOK WHO. WAS " ARRESTED -ALSO TAKIN INTO CISTODY.   Former Servant. in Home of Coughlins Protests Her- Inno. . cence of Charge.  

FORMER COOK IN COUGHLIN HOME JAILED: SUSPEC'   Private Detectives Make Ar rest But Refuse to Divulce Their Evidence.

SECOND KIDNAPPING ARREST      Disappexriince. of Blakeley CoughJin. Stil a Mystery.

CONFERENCE ON FUBL SITUATION LISTED MONDAY   Labor Secretary Recommend: Re-opening of Recent Bitumjnous Wage Award. '.   PRICES: CLOSELY STUDIED

HIGH COAL PRICE [S UNREASONABLE AT PRESENT TIME   Declares General Ames Who An nounces Conference To Be  Held Next Monday   IF SHORTAGE EXISTS IT IS FAULT OF DISTRIBUTION    Government Looking Into Situation In  Order To Be Prepared For   Future Developments

NO REASON FOR COAL SHORTAGE AMES DECLARES   Transportation Failure I: Blamed; Prices Are Too High.

PROGRAM PLANNED TO SOLVE PROBLEM OF GOAL SHORTAGE   Federal Heads and Operator; To Confer With View of Defeating Profiteers in Fuel Industry.

‘QUESTION OF EMBARGO WILL BE CONSIDERED   Exports of Coal, However, Are Light and Scarcity Is Generally Attributed to De_ fective Distribution,

WOULD DEFEAT PROFITEERING   Conference Called to. Dis. cuss Fuel Problem _   ENCOUNTER OPPOSITION:

PRICES ON COAL MUCH TOO HIGE   GOVERNMENT AROUSED TO FACT OF PROFITEERING,   STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO STOP IT   No Good Reason for Existing Short age Except Faulty Distreution in Opinion of Assiatant At tornvey General.

GOVERNMENT ACTS 10) PREVENT COAL FAMINE   OPERATORS -WILL BE EXPECTED TO DO. THEIR PART IN SOLY- © ~ ING PROBLEM.   CONFERENCE NEXT MONDAY   Questions ‘of “Proposed Embargo and - Wages to Be Considered ;: Nota” bles Invited to Attend. ~

Committee From *Coal Industry to Meet With Government Representatives.   FAULTY DISTRIBUTION BLAMED BY PALMER   Operators Refuse to Meet Un ion Officials in Attempt to Settle Strikes.

PROFITEERING IN TRADING WILL BE TAKEN UP MONDAY   AMES AND PALMER TO DIRECT FORMATION OF CAMPAIGN, IT IS STATED   GOVERNMENT (5 IN AFFAIR   Former Declares Faulty Distribution Us Cause of Shortage, If There Is One At Present Time; No “Keonomic Reasons”

SOLVE THE COAL PROBLEM, PLAN OF GOVERNMENT   Conference of Govt. Representatives and Committee from Coal Trade Monday   WAGE QUESTIONS UP   LESS THAN 40,000,000 TONS OF COAL EXPORTED IN FIRST 6 MONTHS OF YEAR,

GONFERENGE ON COAL QUESTION   Will Be Held at New Yor! on Monday Next   TO AVOID SHORTAGE   And to Defeat Profiteering will be Objects Sought by Conferees. Four Government Departments and Coal Industry will be Represented— May Discuss Wage Award

SUARGITY AND HIGH COST FUEL WITHOUT ECONOMIC REASON   Means of Averting Shortage: and Defeating Profiteering to , be Discussed Monday.   WAGE QUESTIONS ALSO WILL PROBABLY COME UP   Representatives of Four Government Departments and Committee From the Coal Industry Will Meet in New York, It is Afmounced.

NO ECONOMIC REASON FOR HIGH COAL PRICES   $0 DECLARES GOVERNMENT OF ~ FICIAL--SAYS NO VALID REA) SON FOR SCARCITY   WOULD BLOCK PROFITEERS   Conference Today Expected to Devel. op Means of Averting Threatened Shortage,

SCARCITY: OF -COALTO BE CONSIDERED   Means of  Avertizig® Shortage . Will Be Discussed,   CGNFERENCE TO BE HELD   Attorney Gereral Ames in An. nouncing Meeting “Says . Government Hopes: to Devel. op Progrant om: Which Fue Interests Could Come:.‘Half. way’ in Sclving. Problem.

SGARGITY OF GOAL 10 BE CONSIDEREL   Means of Averting Shortage Will Be Discussed.   CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.   Attorney General Ames in An. nouncing Meeting Says Government Hopes to Devel. op Program on Which Fue Interests Could Come “Half. way’ in Sclving Problem.

First Continentaj Air Mai Arrives 16 Hours Late; Schedule Shortens Trains Two Days.

Weal MOVES UR NEARER THE ERal   First Trans-Continental Mai Plan Reaches San Francisco.

ite  ARRIAL JOURNEY FINISHED   Development of Mail Plane Moved East and West Twenty-four  Hianrea (linmer

Transcontinental: ‘Route tc  “Save Two Days. From__     Present Speed.

FIRST COAST AIR MAIL TRIP ENDED   PLANES CARRYING SACKS OF LETTERS CROSS CONTINENT IN FOUR DAYS.

WEST MOVES NEARER EAST AS TRANS-CONTINENTAL AIR MAIL REACHES FRISCO IN BIG DASH

INVITATIONS SENT TO 3,000 FIGHTERS FOR VICTORY ARG   Hundreds of Men Expected from all Over County to Take "© Pert im Celebration

INVITATIGNS SENT TO 3,000 FIGHTERS FOR VICTORY hARCH   ‘Hundreds. of Men Esnectec from all-Over County to. Pake Derisa Caltehration

BOLSHEVIK ATTACKS REPULSED BY POLES   REDS LOSE MEAVILY IN FIGHT ING IN KIEFF REGION-—~ FOUR WARSHIPS  ARTA TINE

REDATTACKS  REPULSED BY - POLE TROOPS   Sink 4 Bolshevik Boat: in Dnieper, Says Warsaw Communique.

COUNTER: ATTACKS OF REDS IN KIEFF - SEGTOR REPULSEL   Poles Capture 2,000 Bol: sheviki Prisoners: and Sink - Four -Ships. _  SPA CONFERENCE GOES UNTIL JUNE 21   Senator Harding’: Out _ for "Peace at Any. Price’’ in Roston Speech. _ -

RED ATTACK =  HURLED BACK   Attempt of Bolshevik Force to Drive Poles From Kiev Region is Disastrous.   HEAVY LOSS REPORTED

SHARP BREAK IN CORN   Off 5 to 8 Cents on Strength of Optimistic Crop Forecasts—Provisions Lower,

CORN::PRICE TAKES DROP   Reoeipta and Good Crop Conditions Bia Cause of Sharp Downturns

SOVIET CAVALRY: CAPTURES 5.001   Rivers Forded by Russians ir Great Advance in East Trive

Force Rivers In Maynch Valley and . After Two Days’ Battle Con- . tinue Advance. ,

REDS CAPTURE 5,000 AF      Continue to Advance, Says Com. munique.—Kelchack Surrender Arouses Countrymen.

JOHNSON FOR WORLD ‘FORUM’   Senator Advocates Full Discussion of Problems as War Pre. ventive.

INTERNATIONAL FORUM FAVORED BYSENJOHNSON   Form Public Opinion And  _ Thus Prevent Wars.   IS STILL AGAINST LEAGUE OF NATIONS

TURNS ‘BACK ON LEAGUE   Johnson Reiterates Harding's Stand is One of Rejection of League Covenant

JOHNSON FAVORS CREATING FORUN   For Discussion of Interna: tional Problems.

Hl WOULD TALK WAR TO DEATH   Senator Johnson for an Iz ternational Forum to End Strife.

PRIMARY RESULTS IN NORTH OAKOTA   Independents Gain Two Congressmen. Leaguers Name Congressman and Senator.

DIVIDE NORTH DAKOTA HONORS   Non-Partisan and Regular Republicans Both Win Out.

ASKS FOR LIGHT ON MANDATES   Another Note to Great Britain Sent Brac Washington .

TERROR oPREADING   BOMB EXPLOSIONS AND FIRES LAID TO SINN FEINERS,   Public Buildings in England Are Un. der Guatd Against Attacks,

MOTOR BOATS, ARMED, PATROL THAMES RIVER   Parliament Houses Watched for Possible Attack.   ONE BOMB EXPLODED   Several Persons Suspected of Setting Fire to Warchouses in Liverpool Wow Tindor Arract.

IL ENGLANE GUARDED 11  PREVENT SIM FEIN ATTAEKS   Armed Motor Boats Move Up and Down the Thames River   FIFTEEN MORE ARE KILLED IN IRELAND   Fires and Bombs keeping People Aroused to Fever Heat in Britain

LONDON TAKES UN AIR OF AN ARMED CAMP   Soldiers Guard Public Buildings While Armed Motorboats Patrol Thames Before Parliament   CORK CITY HALL AND OTHER BUILDINGS REPORTED BURNING   Damage of Saturday Night Fires at Liverpool Estimated at $5,000,000

CITY HALL AND CLUB BUILDINGS: -INCORK ABLAZE   PUBLIC: BUILDINGS IN-LON.  _ DON AND OTHER - LARGE  “. CITIES OF ENGLAND ARE WEAVILY GTIARDED!..

Some Sections of London Have the Appearance of Being an Armed Camp

Barricade Thrown Up in Down ing Street About Buildings of Parliament.   MOTOR PATROL ON THAMES   Every Precaution Taken to Pre vent Recurrence of Sinn Rein , Outbreak at Liverpool.

ENGLAND GUARDS. PUBLIC. BUILDINGS   IN FEAR OF SINN FEINERS      Loss By Five fw Liverpool Five Mil lion Pounds—Cork City Hall , Gets Torch.

BRITISH POLICE. FEAR ATTAGKS BY SUNN FEIN   ‘Steps Taken Throughow'  England to Guard Prop erty and Lives.

CORK CITY HALL S SET ON FIRE   Sinn Fein Club and the Charlotte Quay Also Fired This Morning-Heavy Damage Reported.

LONDON ALMOST IN STATE OF SIEGE AS RESULT OF SINN FEIN * TERROR CAMPAIGH   Elaborate Preeautions Are Taken Royal Palace Carefully Guarded: Rush for Insurance

MORE INCENDIARY ~ FIRES IN ENCLAND   CITY HALL OF CORK (WAS ABLAZE EARLY THI MORNING   PATROL THE THAMES   English Government Buildings Are All Guarded and Stregi: Barricaded   Assert That American “Gunmen”  - Have Been “Imported” by Sinn Feinnes

“BIBLE PUES   MOTOR BOATS ALSO PATROI THAMES IN FRONT OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS

LONDON ‘ARMED CAMP’ IN FEAR NRECINN REIN   Government Buildings Are Closely Guarded and Patrols Move Un Thames   MORE IRISH KILLINGS   Ambush of Fifteen’ Recruits Near Macroon Ireland Fo]lowed by Reprisals

PUBLIC. BUILDINGS GLOSELY: BUARDED   CORK CITY HALE WAS SET ON FIRE TODAY   THE SINN FEIN ARE FEARED   Bomb Bxploded in Waye hou ov Old Swan Lanc—Pariiatuent  Wouse Watched From Motor Boats or Thames. .

LONDON LIKE ARMED CAMP AS SAFEGUARD   Activities of Sinn Fein Responsible For Heavy Armed Force,

ATTACKS BY SINN FEIN ARE FEARED   Heavy Detachments ofPoliceAre Placed at Public Buildings---Unemployed May Cause ‘Trouble.

MORE INCENDIARY FIRES IN ENGLAND   CITY HALL OF CORK WAS ABLAZE EARLY THIS MORNING   English Government Buildings Are All Guarded and Streeis Barricaded   Assert That American “Guomen” Have Been “Imported” by Sinn Feiner

FIRES RAGE IN BELFAST   CYPY HALE AT CORK. AND Sty PEIN CLUB SET ON FIRE EARLY TODAY   BRITISH ARE - ALARMED

BRITISH LIVE IN HORROR OF IRISH ANGER, AROUSED   Bombs, Fires And Gun: men Figure In Liberty Struggle.

ean ee A OL Gs  CORK CITY HALL IS SET ON FIRE   Sinn Fein Club and the Charlotte Quay Also Fired This Morning-Heavy Damage Reported.

ENGLAND BECONCS AW ARMED REGION   LONDON CLOSELY GUARDING AGAINST ATTACKS BY IRISH CITIZENS.   FRESH BOMB EXPLOSION   Unable to Directly Connect Sinn Fein With Explosion in Warehouse Which Did Some Damage.

OTHER BUILDINGS BURNING; LONDON. EXPECTS ATTACKS   Feared Sinn Feiners Will Se Fires in British Capital— Public Buildings Being Closely Guarded.

LONDON IS PROTECTED   it Has the Atmosphere of An Armed Camp Just Now,   THE SINN) FEIN FEARED   More Murders in ireland ond More Reprisals are Being Reported.

REPRISALS ART SWIFT IN ERIN, HRES IN CORI   City Hall in the Historic City is Said to Be Burning.   BLACK AND TANS ARE TAKING REVENGE   Strong Guard Placed Around Public Buildings in London.

LONDON MENACED ~~ BY SINN FEIN   OFFICIAL SECTIONS OF THE CITY LIKE AN ARMED CAMP,   WHOLESALE MURDER   BLACK AND TAN: RECRUITS '  WAYLAID AND - SHOT.   The Civil War Within the British .Isles Increases in Violence . and Biiterness,

ENGLISH TOWNS ~ APPEAR WARLIKE   Streets Are Barricades and Sentinels Patrol Principal ' Streets.   GUARD PARLIAMENT €RONT

CLOSELY GUARD BUILDINGS TN LONDON   Heavy Detachments of Police Apprehend Sinn Fein Attacks— Sentinels at Parliament Buildings

EVEN LONDON IS TERRORIZED   All Public Buildings Under . Heavy Gaurd   IRISH REBLES SHOOT POLICE   Black and Tan Start Reprisals: and Tense Situation Becomes More Serious.

GUARD PUBLIC MEETINGS FOR FEAR OF RAIDS   TAKE PRISONERS SUSPECTEI OF BEING IMPLECATED WITH TAVERPOOL FIRES; WATCE PUBLIC STREETS.

Soldiers Guard Public Buildings While Armed Motorboats Patrol Thames Before Parliament      CORK GITY HALL AND OTHER © BUILDINGS REPORTED BURNING   Damage of Saturday Night Fires at Liverpool Estimated *. at $5,000,000

BOMB. EXPLOSIONS AND FIRE: Lam TO SINN FERINERS.   Public Buildings in England Are Un. der Guatd Against~ Al tacks.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN LONDON UNDER CLOSE GUARDING   British Police Allege That American Gunmen Murdered Officers Killed in  - Sinn Fein Attacks

LONDON IN PANIC UT FEAR OVER IRISH OUTBREAK   City Becomes Armed Cam} As Authorities Anticipate Attacks.

BRITISH POLICE ARE READY FOR ACTION   MAKE PLANS TO GUARD LONDO) AND OTHER CITIES FROM SIN} FEIN ATTACKS; CALL CITIZED FORCES.

INQUIRY INTO _ LEATHER PRICES   SENATOR M’NARY OF OREGON WOULD START

FOR SENATE PROBE ON SHIPS   Senator. McNary. of Oregon Moves for ‘an Official Price. Inquiry Into Footwear Situation.

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CHICAGO LABOR. LEADER pics   John Kikuleki, President of ‘ Stock Yards Labor Council; Succumbs  to Wounds.

JOHN KIKULSKE {S DEAD      Chicago Steck Yards Labor Leader Succumbs to Wounds Caueed by Sluagers.

SWEEPING RAIDS ON FOREIGN REDS   GOVERNMENT BEGAN ROUND. UP LAST NIGHT—MORE THAN 3000 ARE IN JAIL.

MORE THAN 4,000 COMMUNISTS ARE TAKEN IN RAIDS      A NATION WIDE ROUND UP MADE BY FEDERAL AUTHORITIES LAST NIGHT AND TODAY      Averted a Movement to Establish a t Government in the United a honding to Department

3 STATES HOLD ELECTIONS TODA)   Ohio, Massachusetts and New Jersey Voting—Hot Fight in Ohio

BUCKEYE PEOPLE VOTING TODA)   WOOD AND HARDING ARE oOpPOSING CANDIDATES WHILE COX HAS NO OPPOSITION IN PREFERENTIAL RACE

HARDING RUNS AGAINST WOOD FOR OHIO VOTE   Both Seek Presidential En dorsement; Cox Demo cratic Choice.

OHIO PRIMARY IS UNDER WAY   Wood and Harding Are it Tussle for Presidential Endorsement

PRIMARIE HELD TODAY IN THREE STATES   Interest in Ohio Is (Cen: tered in Republican Fight.

HARDING FIGURES IN OHIO CONTEST   Presidential Preference Pri maries. Held Today; New Jersey Is Voting.

STERN STATES NAMING DELESATES   General Wood Contests With “Favorite Son’’ for Preference In Ohio.   Massachusetts and New Jersey Also Expressing Preference for President.

MUCH POLITICS. : ~ ABROAD TODAY   SEVERAL STATES ARE) HOLD ANG PRIMAREESS [5   WOOD AGAINST FIELD   GENERAL IS HAVING A HARD FIGHT IN OHIO AND N. J:   Johnson Secins to Have. Run Away  From Everybody Out: in: Howl ing Deserts at Montana. a

HANDS OFF MEXICO, PUB. LIC OWNERSHIP OF R. R., AMONG DEMANDS.   WANT SOVIET GOVERNMENT OF RUSSIA RECOGNIZED BY U. S.

LABOR RESOLUTIONS COVER MANY PHASES OF OUR PRESENT LIFE   Montreal Convention Hears  Resolutions of Members of A. F, of L. to Change Many  ’ Things in Our Present Ad  ministrative Affaire.

LABOR WANTS NO INTERFERENCE I MEXICAN. AFFAE   ‘Strong Stand for Hands Of Policy in Resolutions at Montreal Meeting.

Impeachment of Palmer and Public Ownership Among Demands of A. F. of L. Delegates.

LABOR FACES QUESTIONS   Of Vast Importance at Montreal Meeting   MANY SUBJECTS   Covered in Resolutions That Are Pre sented

WOULD LIKE FEW CHANGE   American Federation of Labor  = Makes New Demands on the 2 Government -

Numerous Resolutions Are Entered on Second Day Annual Convention.

LABOR WOULD OPEN DOORS TO SOVIET RUSSIA   Convention of American Fed. eration of Labor Beset With Resolutions.

SECOND DAY'S — SESSION OPENS   ‘Many Resolutions Intro. duced at A. F. of L  Session Today ©

PRESENTED IN A SCORE ' OF RESOLUTIONS PRE SENTED ‘TODAY. ©   Free Speech in Western Penna. Steel Towns Is Among Other Subjects te Come Before the Convention, - ;

LABOR CONVENTION "SHS WANY REFORMS   Resolutions Covering Subject: ‘Are Passed.

FEDERATION IN BUSY SESSION   Labor Delegates Hear Resolu: tions for Recognition of Soviet, Free Ireland, Etc.   WILL RE - ELECT GOMPERS

FEDERATION OF LABOR OUTLINES PULIUIES UN ANY RESOLUTIONS   Recognition of Soviet Russian Government and Many of the  Soviet Principles Included Among Demands Pro posed in Resolutions Presented.

LABOR DEMANDS HANDS OFF OF MEX. PROBLEMS   And That is But One of Many Demands of A. F. of L.

College Man At Dartmouth Is Shot To Death   Authorities Arrest FellowStudent In Connection With the Crime In N. H.   VICTIM PROMINENT IN COLLEGE CIRCLES

DEFEAT OF VENIZEL UNPLEASANT ae   Disappointment, Fett, in Paris Over Result of Greek. Elections. Sunday.      DEPOSED RULER, WATCHED . BY FRANCE AND BRITAIN      Two Countries: ‘will Act Together. a) Prevent. ‘Bis Return . :To Power.      ATHENS BOURSE IS CLOSED   Result of. Fear of/Panic; Rhallis "Called on by Zogent to Form a Cabinet. .

VENIZELOS TO LEAVE GREECE AFTER. DEFEAT      Geerge Riss, Former Pre       ELECTION: ‘UNPLEASANT. _ SURPRISE: FOR: PARIS   Result Does Not Make. Certain -Return: of Former King _ ---.". Constantine

MEAIGD EXPECTED TO CHANGE RULE!   REORGANIZATION OF PETROL ELUM DEPARTMENT PORE CAST BY RESIGNATIONS

MEXICO TO GUARD OlL CONCESSIONS   Complete Reorganization of Department Handling Petroleum Matters,

UBREGON Wlottta PETROLEUM GHIcE AND AIDES 10 QUIT   Reorganized Bureau Forecasted  by Announced Shakeup in  Oil Departments.

RESUME CONNECTIONS WITH MEXICAN ROADS   ; American Railroads Secure Agreement Regarding Settlement of Claims

AGREEMENT I$ ARRIVED A] WHERERY ROADS WILL RECALL SHIPPING RULE.   CARS ARE TO BE PAID FOF   [Rolling Stock Delivered to Mexi  ans Prior to 1918 Will Be  Considered Sold.

BANKERS VISIT ANNAPOLIS   Delegates to Washington Meeting Guests of Baltimore Financial Company.

cen ERT wate KR GERBIAN OU s Be ATT EYER NIMIRER NOT EXCEED NURIBES

ANTI MCADOO MOVE MAKES NO HEADWAY   Thought to be Really Directed Against Wilson Rather  Than Crown Prince   WEAKNESS RECOGNIZED   PROMOTERS OF MOVE FAIL TO FIND NAME AROUND WHICH TO RALLY.

Opponents of Former Secretary Trying to Get Together in Support. of Winner.   MANY CONFERENCES ARE HELD BY THE LEADERS   Trades Are Suggested but None of the Candidates, as.  Yet Feels: Like Giving Up  the Political Ghost, ~

NEBULOUS PLOTS TO_GEAT M'ADOO Ml POWERFUL!  KEM TOG ) GAIN NO   SEEM TO GAIN NO HEADWAY   COX AND PALMER MEN DO NOT CARE TO QUIT SO QUICKLY   CANDIDATE RETIRES

FIXING UP SOME SORT OF CATHOP TO PUT M’ADOO OUT OF THE BIG RACE   Meanwhile the Man Who Says He Doesn’t Want to Run for High Office Goes to Bed at Nine o’Clock, Leaving World in Doubt as to His Real Meaning.

SEEM TO GAIN NO HEADWAY   COX AND PALMER MEN Deo NOT CARE TO Quer SO QUICKLY   CANDIDATE RETines

Makes Preparations to Meet Any and All Moves the  . Anti-Amendment Forces May Try to Start Going.  mmx«t7 Amt AMmMsrm   DRY ADVOCATE IS CONFIDENT HE CAN WIN BATTLE

LOOKS FOR ‘OTHER MAN   Bryan is in a Fighting Mood in Regard te Prohibition.   “TWO SHALL PUT 10,000—"   Looking for His Mate Who Shall Help Wim Put This Many Democrats to Fligi.t.

BRYAN MAD AD HORNET; WILL HIGHT 10 END   Nebraskan Expresses Himself as Angered at Wet and Dry Situation.   WILL BATTLE ON CONVENTION FLOOR   Commoner Says With Votes of Women He Can Defy John Barleycorn.

BRYAN SOUNDS BLAST IN WAR ON WET PLANK   NEBRASK AN GETS READY TO FIGHT ON CONVENTION FLOOR   Administration lorees Say They Have His Plank Blocked in  Committee

QUOTES BIBLE AS HE PLEDGES FINISH BATTLE  One Can “Make Minor.  ity Report, And He’s so ae ay ee

ATTLE PROMMGt0 IN CONVENTION OX ANY MOIST’ PLANK   Dry Leader from Nebraska tc Take Prohibition Contest up With Delegates.

‘Peerless Leader” in Fighting Mood, Declares “Wet” and “Dry” Fight Cannot Be Settled inCommittee Room; Promises to Bring in Minority Renort.

BRYAN DISSATISFIED WITH DRY OUTLOOK   Commoner, In “Fighting Mood” Hopes To Gain Fame As “Platform Reviser.”’

WADOO FINALLY ANSWERS CALL   EVERY AMERICAN SHOUL1 EMULATE LIFE OF NATHAN HALE, HE SAYS

M’ADUO SPEAKS TG VILLAGERS   First Fublic Utterance During Uemoaciaii¢ Convention,

MUST HAVE-VISION AND: COURAGE   Declaration of McAdoo, WhoDelivers an Address,

weaDOO MAKES A SPEECH.   Careful to avold Any Reference to  San Francisco Proceedings.

MPADOO SPEAKS Of INDEPENDENCE -DAY   Makes First Public Utteranc Since Convention Began at Frisco   REFERS TO NATHAN HALE   Pleads for Vision and Courage to Achieve the Principals of - Liberty

SPEECH MADE DY M ADDO, SILENT ON NOMINATION   Delivers Extemporaneous Independence Day Address, But Holds Aloof From Situation At Convention.

Mi ANG BREAKS LONG SILER GE   Democratic Candidate Makes  Independence Day Speech in Hiintinatan NY.

15TH TRIP AROUNG WORLD   Globe Trotter Has Traveled 1,250,000 Miles Since 1903.

MAKES 15TH WORLD'S TRIP   Australian Globe Trotter Has Traveled Earth 1,250,000 Miles Since 1903.

VOR OF LOUISIANA EX. TED TO ASK ALL GIN < OF STATE TO SHUT MON PLANTS.   AECOME GENERAL   . Will Be Sent to very Gov of Cotton Growing Sto tes ing Them to Take Similar Aetion.—-Objeet Is to  Boost Prices.

PARKER WOULD SHUT DOWN ALL GINNING PLANTS   Governor of Louisiana Says It Is Necessary To Save Cotton Industry from Annihilation.

LOUISIANA GOVERNOR TO _ASE GOTTON GUNNERS OF  “STATE TO CLOSE PLANTS ©

LOUISIANA COTTON GINS “MAY BE ASKED TO CLOSE ~ \WHILE PRICES STAY DOW!

NEW YORK STOCK MARKLT TUMBLES   Heavy Selling Sends Prices Plunging; Leading Issues Fali From Five  To Fifteen Points.   COTTON PRICES DECLINE MORE THAN $5 A BALE

AND BULLS ARE ~ SENT TO COVER   LIBERTY BONDS GO TU LOWEST * PRICES EVER RECORDED SUNDER LIQUIDATION.   Cause Belleved To Bo Determination of Interior Banks to Further Re“ duce Unessential Loans,

BIG CRASH ON STUCK MARKET IN CLOSING HOUE   Prices Plunge Downward In One of Most Severe Reverses of the Year,

HEAVY SLUMP IN QUOTED VALUES   Most Severe Reversal of Year in Many Issues   COTTON AND GRAINS   Share in Downward Plunge which is Occasioned by Lack of Funds in Hands of Traders—General Motors Drop 421-2 Points — Corn and Pork Decline

GRAIN, PRODUCE AND STOCKS GO SMASHING DOWN   Stock Markets See Big Reaction in Day’s Tradina.

EXCITED SELLING TN MARKETS MOST ~ SEVERE REVERSAL   Prices Suddenly Collapsed In Che cago Pit, Corn Dropping Nearly Nine Cents a Bushel.   FURTHER CALLING PROBABLE

HEAVY LIQUIDATION ON N. Y, ‘CHANGE—U. 8. STEEL BELOW PAR-—UNLOAD   LIBERTY BOND TOBOGGAN   Offer Yield of 7 Pe: 7 Per Cent—Grain and Provision Market Slumps In Sympathy,

CRASH COMES — ‘IN FINAL HOUR   Leading Issues {n Stock Markel * Decline § to 15 Polnts,   FOLLOWS. HEAVY. LIQUIDATION

STOCKS SUFFER SCVCAE CRASH; WORST OF YEAR   PRICES PLUNGE DOWNWARD © LEADING ISSUES DROP FIVE TO 15 POINTS.   HEAVY LIQUIDATION. CAUSI   General Motors Biggest Loser—Liber © Bonds Establish Low Receord—  Grain and Cotton Markets Affected .

STOCK PRICES DROP.   Reversa! One of Most Severe of Year——Heavy Liquidation : Cause.

PRICES SENT DS‘YN BY HEAVY LIQUIDATION IN STOCK MARKE’   Prices on Chicago Board o! Trade Also Sent Down With a Crash

STOCK MARKET PRICES HAVE HEAVY REVERSAL   WHOLESALE LIQUIDATION IS THE CAUSE OF HEADLONG PLUNGE DOWNWARD.   COTTON BREAKS $5 A BALE   Big Crash Comes on New York Exchange in Final Hour; Ticker Behind in. Reporting Sales.

STOCKS AND COTTON PLUNGE DOWNWARD   ALL MARKETS DEMORALIZED IN FINAL HOUR   “Unessential Loans” Cut by Bank. ing Interests in West and Southwest

MEXICAN SEGRETARY TQ PRESENT FAGTS A5 TC PETROLEUM INDUSTRI   WEILL ATTEND PAN-AMERICAN FIN. ANCIAL CONGRESS T OBE HELD IN WASHINGTON,

ern saan i aeteenieniilineemmemmmmemneanel  i> MECNIC AN r NDERSECKETARY COMING TO CONVENTION

HOUSE REJECTS LICENSE PLAN TO CURB BIGS   Proposals to License Packers is Tabooed by Agricultural Body   COMMISSION PLAN TO   ENFORCE LAWS AFFECTING FOOD INDUSTRY ARE ALSO DEFEATED AT CAPITOL

UNRETURNED LOVE 1S — MOTIVE FOR MURDER   lufatuation of Chaaffeur For Kim ployet's Wife Giver as Causd of Murder and Suicide.

(MOTIVE FORTHE MURDER OF MRS, ARTHUR CORDOVA   Attorneys Beclare It Was Infatuation  of the Chauffeur for a Woman Who  Never Returned [tf.

SLAYER'S LOVE NOT RETURNED   Say Chauffeur Infatuated With Mrs. De Cordova   FIND LOCK GF HER HAIR   Evidences of Jealousy in Tragedy at New London

500 SINN FEINERS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY IN IRELAND   Arrests Made Following Easter Uprising—Raids Against Farm Owners Are Reported.

HELO FOR ATTEMPT AT REVOLI   Four Americans Convicted of Trying To Stir Up Trouble In India During War,

SEDITION VERDICT UPHELD   Four Who Fomented Rebellion in tndia Lose in U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

BG FOUR CHOSEN OM HOOSIERDON           Delegates at Large To he Republican National ,° Convention —           A SMOOTHING OUT "OF MANY WRINKLES

TWO SENATORS: AND GOVERNOR ALSO ELECTED   Mrs. Carlisle Alternate— Delegation Instructed     ‘for Wood.

INDIANA INSTRUCTS FOR WOOD   Four Delegates at Large Are Ordered to Vote for Him Till Last Minute.

Slate Goes Through as Announced Fer at Large Delegation, Wasmuth as Nominee      CONVENTION CALLED AT 11:07   Two Women Secure Places as Alter nates to Big Four; Voting on Woed Now

INDIANA’S BIG FOUR MUST VOTE FOR ARMY MAN   WATSON, NEW, GOODRICH AND BEVERIDGE ARE NAMED DELEGATES.   ‘MRS. C. A. CARLISLE IS MADE AN ALTERNATE   Nomination of Warren T. McCray, of Kentland, fer Governor, Is Moved By Edw. C. Toner, Pri mary Opponent.

NEW POINTS IN  LEAGU GUE: \K AYOR   RECOGNIZED WOMEN BEFORE U,§., STATES COX IN  QpPRRM RS      Also Prevents Exploitation of - Humanity in Sweat Shops and  ee ey eee ee

LITTLE HOPE OF DROP IN COST OF BUILDING   Shortage of Skilled Workers. i: Given as Reason at Buildins ~ Prades Convention. -

BANKS HOLDUP. EASY CREDITS   PRESSURE IS APPLIED TO DEALERS IN LUXURIES, NONESSENTIALS.

FOODS JOIN WITH CLOTHING IN DOWNWARD TREND   ALTHOUGH FALL iS) REPORTED ONLY IN THE SOUTH WHOLE. SALERS THINK TT WILL BE GENERAL   DUF TO THE TIGHTENING OF THE MONEY MARKET FORCING SPECULATORS TO  oa a oa) oe ee

Slight Dow) ward In dicaticn Shown by NewLine of Merchan di e, Reports Say.   HOARDED. STUFFS MUST - BE SCLD TO GET CASH   LimitiPg’' of New Icen a Fac‘o:  Ina uciFg. Supplie on Market That Have Been Held Fo: Speculative jn crea e in Larg¢ Ouantities.

FOOD PailGts 10 DNOP, GELIEF AT CAPITAL   Meats, Dairy Products anc Poultry Thought In For Reductions

Meanwhile Price Slashing in Other Commodies Goes Merrily on all / Sections of the Country Report.

FOOD JOINS GLOTHING: IN DOWNWARD PRICE: SWEEI   Slump Not General, But Lower Prices Forecasted for Whole Country Soon; Marshall Heads Delegates-at-Large; Bolsheviks Start Offensive Against Poles.

FOOD PRICES TO TUMBLE NEXT IS INDICATION   REPORTS TODAY SHOW FOOD.STUFFS ON THE DOWNWARD SWEEP WITH OTHER COMMODITIES

OO) JOINS DOWN SWEEP   WHOLE <ALERS PREDICT LUWERING OF PRICES SOON,   vod of suige Theraout Couairs Ex.     pected: When Goods Are  ed yo Murhket.

(Food Prices Soon Will Start  On the Downward Scale   Contracting Credits Will Force ‘on Market Goods Held By Speculators, Causing Lower Prices.

LIVE IN BARNS IN HUNGAR)   Estimated Twenty Thousand Families Are Homeless.

HUNGARIANS LIVE IN BARNS   Twenty Thousand Families Are Homeless—Budapest in Grip of Influenza Epidemic.

ANOTHER DECLINES U. S. POST   Wisconsin Man Is Third of Seven tc Refuse to Serve an New Shipping Board.

GILLEN TURNS © DOWN OFFER   Wisconsin “Man Declines ‘Wilson Appointment to New Board —

OLD CUSTOM JS RENEWED   King George Read His Speech From Throne in Parliament

KING ADDRESSES THE PARLIAMENT   London Witnesses for First Time Since World War Started Ancient Ceremony Going with the Opening of British Congress.   GEORGE OUTLINES HIS PROGRAM FOR THE FUTURE

LONDON BLAZES WITH PAGEANTR'   Parliament ts Opened: With ‘Old-Time Ceremony for First Time Sihce 1914. °   SPLENDID JEWEL DISPLAY

TATE OPENING OF PARLIEMENT rHlig] due 14   RING GEORGE IS SPEECH FROV THRONE URGES IMPORTANT REFORM MEASURES,

” CEREMONY   London Witnessed HM For Firs “Time tines 9 in Opening of Parliament,

PARLIAMENT OPENS WITH ALL OLD-TIME SPLENDOR   London Witnesses Occasion of State Opening with Pomp and ‘-’ Ceremony First Time Since 1914; King George Reads ., ae ” His Speech from the Throne.

E OPENING ‘ OF PARLAMEN   London Witnesses Ancient Ceremony With All Its Traditional Pageantry   Pre-War Scenes Revived— _King Speaks on Economic Conditions and lreland

Parliament Opens with © ~ Its Old-Time Pageaatry   Not Since 1914 Has British Law-Making Body As ' gembled with Such Pomp and Ceremony— King George Addresses Subjects.

London Views Gorgeous Pageant of Royalty As King Advances to House

PUMP fit TUNG Tf oT, JAMES: COURT   STATE OPENING OF PARLIA MENT MONDAY FIRST TIME SINCE 1914.   BRILLIANT PAGEANT   King George, Queen Mary and Prince of Wales Rode To Parliament in Ancient State Coach.

HITCHCOCK IN ‘LETTER ASKS ~ FORACTION   REQUESTS AUDIENCE BI “GRANTED SIMMONS TO . ARRANGE PROGRAM

“AND AUDIENC   With President to Discover Where He Stands on Peace Treaty.   SENATE DEMOCRATS ASKING INFORMATION   They Want to Know if He i: Still Bent on Ruling With Bien Hand.

PRES!  ASKED FOR FNAL J   Conference of :Si 8 bir ident Regarded as Si

PRESIDENT ASKED “TO PASS JUDGMENT ON PEACE TREATI   Senator Hitchcock, Administration Leader, Sent Letter to the White House Asking Such Action

TRY TO MOVE  WILSON FROM POSITION. IN PEACE FIGHT   Democrat War-horse Is Sent in Effort to Win Him Over   PROPOSAL WILL BE: MADE KNOWN   Unyielding Opposition of President Causes Concern to Party . ~q

WILSON ASKED 10: PASS JUDGMENT AN PEACE TREATY   Sen. Hitéhvock Writes : Letter to the President.   IS ASKED TO MEET SENATOR SIMMONS   Senator Has “Concrete Proposi: tion” to offer to President Wilson.

National Committee Reports Ex. penditares of Less than Million; Republicans Spent + Nearly Three   TEXAS DEMOGRAT LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR TO THE FUND   Cos Listed as Subseriber t the Amount of Five ‘Thousand

TWO MILLION LESS THAN. .0.P. TOTAL   Wilbur Marsh Submits Sworn Statement of Campaign Expenses.   $20,000 CONTRIBUTION FROM TEXAS LARGHST

DEMS REPORT _ EXPENDITURES INCAMPAIGN   National Committee Has Spent $699,071.69—Exceeds the Receipts.   GIVES SOURCE OF REVENUE   ‘Largest Contribution $20.000— Republican Report Was Filed Friday.

DEMOCRATS LACK CHAMPAIGN FUNDS, CHARGES   They Have Expended $699,71.69 And Have Only Collected $677,934.87. Republicans Collected $2,466,019.54,

AMUN dren Yb U.P. ITAL) FOUR  TIMES MRE   Wilbur Marsh, Democratic ~ Committee Treasurer, Makes Report   REPUBLICANS HAVE SPENT $2,741,503   Picturesque Weicome Ae corded Gov, Cex on  Return to N. Y.

G, 0, P. SPENDS  NEARLY FOUR TIMES AS MUCH AS DEMOCRATS TN CAMPAIGH  .? ASFOCIated Press)

EMILRATIC XPENCITURES ARE Sb09000   ampaign Outlay, According  ly One Fourth of Republican to Sworn Stalement

DEMOCRATS. FILE CAIMPAIGN FUNDS AS 699,071.69      NATIONAL COMMITTEE RE. -PORTS . ON: EXPENDI-. TURES UP TO OCT, 21, ©      Total Receipts.Placed at $677,934; G. O. P. Was eo are 740

THREE PARTIES HAVE EXPENDED THRER MILTON   DEMOCRATS SHOW THA! THEY HAVE SPENT $699, 071.69 as Ayainst $2,741, B02 24 bv CO P.

$699,071 SPENT BY DEMOCRATS REPORT SHOWS   National Committee Files Expense Statement in Washington Today.   G. 0, P. EXPENDITURES LISTED AT $2,741,50:

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES  ./. FILED IN CONGRESS       REPORTS. SUBMITTED BY yl PARTY, COM  Democrats, Socialists and Repub licans Submit Statetents Required by Liw

EXPENSE ACCOUNT FILED BY LEADERS   Democrats Repoit Canipaign Expenses of $699,0/1 69.  ‘epublicans Announce Expenditure of $2,741,503.84

SCRANTON BOOZE VENDER GIVES 8 Cay   Bosak, Who Has Made Immense Fortune In Liquors Sine2 Prohibition For Governor   GIVES $5,000 10 eoX cHap

GOVERNOR COX GIVES $5,000. TO DEM. CHEST   Governor Listed as a Contributor in Fund of’ $677,000,000   G. O. P. SPENDS $2,500,000   Socialist Fund is Placed at $50  in Preliminary Fig pres

MONEY OPERT BY COX'S PARTY   THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE REPORTS TO REPRESENTATIVES -

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES   Republicans Spend $2,741,503.34 and Democrats €609 071. 60

pS NATIONAL MMITTEES LIST MMP AIEN FUNDS   publicans Far in Lead Democrats and Socialists in  otals.

DEMOCRATS oPENT S71 187 TOOCT.2 REPORT REVEALS   Cox Gave $5,000. Texas Ma - Put Up $20.000. Friend in Pennsylvania $10,000.   REPUBLICANS REPORT ON CONGRESSIONAL EXPENSES   Contributions of $116,700 Ar Shown by Accounts Filed With House Clerk.

DEMOCRATIC ~ EXPENDITURE «GAO 77 AE   While the G. 0. P. Campaigr to Date Has Cost $2,741,503.34,   STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED TO DATE   The Largest Contribution to Democratic Fund Was $20,000.

DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN HAS COST LESS THAN £700,000 SAYS REPORT   ‘COMPARES WITH MORE THAN TWO MILLION DOLLARS SPENT  BY REPUBLICANS,

DEMOCRATIC EXPENSES $699,000; REPUBLICANS SPEND $2,741, 000   Socialist Party’s Outlay in Campaign Is $48, 478; ‘Treasurers File Reports With Clerk of : House at Washinaton. -

OO CHARGES © PROVEN FALS   Report of Expenditures of Reublican“National: Committee ‘Below Party: arty Estigate.         DETAILED REPORTS FILED

DEMOCRATS OPEN  $095,071.69 REPUBLICANS SPENT A A 00,   Figures Given Out Today Ir Statements of National Com mittees Show Interesting Comparisons i in Amount Be tno Exnended.

Democrats Spend $699,000, as Compared with Republicans’ $2,466,019.

DEMO COMMITTEE SPENT $699,000   CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE REPORT FILED BY TREASURER   Total Receipts $677,934.87 As Compared With Triple G. 0. P. Receipts and Expenditures,

—  0.P, FUN THREE its THAT OF DEMS   National Committee Reports Expenditures of Less than Million; Republicans Spent Nearly Three   TEKAS DEMOCRAT LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR TO THE FUND   Cox Listed as Subscriber t the Amount of Five Thousand

)EMOCRATS SPENT ONLY $699,071.89   REPUBLICAN EXPENDITURES TO DATE TOTAL MORE THAN $2,741,000.00.   W. A. Wroe of Austin, Texas, Contributed $20,000 — Many Prominent Men on Democratic List.

6.0, P. SPEND OVERA TIMES Ra MMUICSH AS DEMOS   Campaign Treasurers of Various Parties File Reports of Collections and the Disbursements

CAMPAIGN EXPENSES FILED IN CONGRESS   REPOR SUBMITTED — BY V ARO S PARTY COMMITTEES TODAY   Democrats, Socialists and Republicans Submit Statements Required by Law

LET ROAD GRADING CONTRACT IN HfLES         TO BUILD ONE MILE for NEM IN 7 TOWN OF HILES,

LET ROAD GRADING CONTRACT IN HILES      FTO BUILD ONE MILE OF NEW IX THE TOWN OF FILES.

COUNTY PIONEER DIES. AGED 94   MRS. SARAH JOHNSON WAS BORN NEAR VIGO COUNTY LINE JAN. 26, 1826   FAMILY HAVE LONG LIVES

CHARCED WITH AIDING DESERTION OF SLACKER   Fermer Police Magistrate Under Arrest for Helpigs Wealthy Slacker Get Away...

FORMER POLICE. OFFICER AGCUSED: OF ASSISTING + BERGDOLL TO GET ANA

WOULD OVERRIDE VETO,   Legislative, Executive and Judicial Bill  Ble. Aoatm

REED ASSAILS PRESIDENT Ih TREATY FIGHT      Urges Adoption of Re publican Peace Resolution.

OVER PRESIDENTS. VETO.   Attempt Being Made w Pass ApproPriation Bill.

ABE MAKES IT 48 TODAY   SLAMMED BALL OUT POR HOME RUN IN THIRD INNING OF FIRST GAME WITH YANKEES,   BOSTON FANS GO WILE      Twenty-Five Thousand Fans Cheered While King of Swatters Trotted sAround the Bags.—Jones Was the Piteher.

PALMER GIVES REDD WARNING AGAINST WORK   NO QUARTER FOR BOLSHEVISTS OR OTHERS OF THAT ILK IS HIS DECLARATION   Teachings Absolutely at Variance With Americanism Must Be Utterly Suppressed

AGITATORS 10 BE SHOWN NO MEAG! PALMER DECLARES   Attorney General Says That Any Movement to Overthrow the Government Will Meet With Aggressive Warfare.

DECLARES RADICALS WILL BE RATTLED   Attorney General Palmer Says There Will Be “Untlinching, Persistent, Aggressive Warfare”   BOLSHEVIST METHODS BEING INVESTIGATED   Asserts Movement Is Not of “1 tberty Loving Personal, But Criminal Scheme”

PALMER LAURCHES: ABBAESIVE Wad Dis HAUIGALS   No Quarter Will: be Showr _Bolshevists Says Attorney Ceneral.

NO QUARTER FOR REDS IN 1920, SAYS PALMER   Attorney General Announces “Unflinching Aggressive Warfare” on Radical Agitators

TNITED STATES © GIVES WARNING TO ITS ENEMIES   ny Movement Designed to Undermine Government Will Be Met With Ageressive Warfare.   Phis Program Is Announced as New Year Greeting From   Office of Attorney General—No Quarter Will Be   Shown Bolshevists or Others of Their Tk—Unele Sam On Their Trail.

MISTAKEN IDEALISTS, SOCIAL BiGOTS. AND JUST PLAIN CRIMINALS SEEK TO OVERTHROW THIS GOVERNMENT. SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL.

PALMER OUTLINES AMERICAN POLICY FOR COMING YEAR   Says Any Movement Designe: To Undermine Government Will Be Met With “Unflinching Persistence.”   U. S. SLEUTHS ACTIVE   Attorney General Asserts Bol. sheyism Movement Represents Dictatorship by Force and Violence.

THREE MILITIAMEN OF OREGON KILLED   Bursting of Six-Inch Rifle on Target Range. Four Are Injured.

SLAIN. AT TARGET PRACTICE   Three Men Killed and Four tnjured When Army Gun Explodes.

FLAMES SPREAD IN FOREST FIRE   BLAZE CREEPS TOWARD STATE PARK IN WIS., STATE TROOPS AND LEGION OUT

MORE IMPROVEMENT HINTED,   Green Street. Property Owners Mian Petition for Improvement,

“MORE INPRO     HINTED.        dveen Strect, Property Owners Ma “Potttion for Improvement.

BALLOON {9 LOSI INFOG; FOUR HURT IN FINAL GRASH   Crew Is_ Spilled Down Mountain Side; Few Are Injured.

BLIMP BUMPS INTO MOUNTAIN   Fog Causes Navy Dirigible to Hit California Peak.

BALLOON WAS WRECKED TODAY   Lost in Fog and Crashed Into. Mountain Peak “in California

NAVAL BALOON      “trikes Meuntain Pesk and Passengers Are Injured

MOUNTAIN WRECKS ®BLIMP   Four Hurt When Naval Dirigible Hits Southern California Peak in the Foo.

EOAASKA WHEAT CROP FOUR MILLION BUSHELS UNDER 1919 PRODUCTIO   PRODUCTION OF OATS ALSO LESs THAN THAT OF LAST SEASON, FORECASTS SHOW,

BACK UP LI GEORGE CHARGE   Irish Office Claims lreland Aided German U-Boat Campaign

InlaH OFFICE OATS TRELANG AIDED GERMANY   Lloyd George’s Charge Is Backed Up By Recent Statement.   EXPLAINS MYSTERY   Roger Casement Believed  - to Have Been Put Ashore By Submarine.

IME WALSH OFFIGE BACKS UP THE CLAIM THAT (RISH AIDEN GERMAN U-BAAT WARE

Roger Casement, Executed For Fomenting Rebellion During War, Made Trip From Germany to Ireland   In German Submarine is   Charge of Irish Office

MAINTAIN PRESENT SELLING PRICE BAS   U. S. Steel Would Stabil ive Business.

TOLD 10 HOLD "PRESENT PRICE   USS. Steel Corporation Advises © Subsidiaries Against   SAYS. COST. 1S ‘INCREASED   But Stabitity of Business. Will “Be Greater By Maintaia—- fag the-Level.: ca

STEEL CONCERNS TOLD TO RETAIN PRESENT PRICES   U. S. Stee! Corporation Will Advise Subsidiary Companies to Adhere To Present Basis.

STEEL PRICES STAND   Gary Says Setting Figures Are Not to Be Changed. j   Chairman of U. 5. Steel Corporation Gees Stability ae Benefit Goth te Employees and Consumers.

oTEEL GONGERN PRICES STAN   Announces Decision to Recommend Retention of Present Basis

U.S. STEEL IS TO MAINTAIN PRICES   ACTION IS TAKEN TO STA. BILIZE BUSINESS  CONDITIONS.

STEEL PRICES ARE NOT TO BE CHANGEI   Gary Says Selling Figures Are Not to Be Changed.   ‘Chairman of U. S. Stee! Corporation Sees Stability as Benefit Both to Employees and Consumers.

STABLE PRICES FOR IRON STEEL, URGED BYE. H. GARY   Increase Tustified, He Says but Advises Aids to Make Saefifice.

BASE SELLING PRICES NOT TO BE INCREASED   Steel Corporation Says Raise: _ Are Needed But Advises Against Them.

KEEPING STEEL ~ PRICES DOWN   Will Maintain Present Basic Rates.   ACTION IS TAKEN ~ “TO STABILIZE TRADE   Chairman E. H. Gary Gives Out Statement.

GARY 1S OPTIMISTIC   SQVS STEEL SELLING FRICES WILL NOT GE CHANGED   Mead of Great Corporation Sisco Sta bility as Benefit Beth to Ucn sumers and Producers.

SOLDIER DEAD ARE EXHUMED   Red Cross Staff Officers Direct Ship. ment of Yank Bodies.

RETURN DEAD AT $500 EACH   Special Staff of Red Cross Directs Ex humations of Soldier Bodies In Europe.

“°NPESEMADA   ‘Also. Several’ U. 8. Destroyers Are at Same Lower California Port

‘WARSHIPS IN MEY. HARBOR   Jap Cruisers Also Lie in Southern Waters.

TRIO KILLED IN MIDNIGHT TRAIN CRASH   Brakeman Is Burned to Death While Helpless Friends Look On.

FATAL WRECK ON D. & R.G.   Three Dead and Several Injured When Freight Train Hits a Work Train .

BELIEVE MYSTERY OF AROWY MURDEA ALMOST SOLER   STATE LTPUUNHY GENERA! TAKES CHARGE OF THE INVES TIGAVEGON

AMERICAN NAVY WILL ASSIST ALLIES, IN EFFORT TE REMOVE REFUGEES WHO FLEE BEFORE REDS’ ADVANGE

NEGRO MURDERER TO PAY PENALTY   WILLIAM RAY SENTENCED : TO DIE AUGUST 5TH.

POSTAL CHARGES W. U. IS FAVORED   Telégraph ‘Corapany’ Will Welcome Burleson: Suit in Effort to Recover Profits.

SOUTH’S TORNADO KILLED 233   Complete Reports Also Show 730 In: jJured in Tuesday's Storm.

STORM’S TOLL 233 DEAD, 630 INJURED   500 Families Made Home.  less in 3 States—Loss , $2,000,000.

HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS IN STORM SWEPT SECTION   Men Make Shelters From Twisted Timbers to Protect — From Wind and ain

PLANS INDUSTRIAL  SORGOLS IN AFRIGE   Methodist Episcopal Church is ‘Rehind the Mevement, Is Bosten Announcement.

SCHOOLS FOR NEGROES PLANNED FOR AFRICA   Three Institutions on Same Plan as at Tuskeege, Ala., Are in the Plans of the Colored Methodist in the State Ot Maccachueette.

“Mister, Will You Stay Up Club” in Paris Has Been Ordered Closed

“GAY PAREE" OBJPCTS   Tao the Early Morning Daucing: Places Hau by Americans.

RECOUNT IN JERSEY UNLIKELY   Johnson Managers Object to Size ot  Bond Reau ired.

DARE WIRE MAY De OULUTION     PADIE TANIAL ES   Signal Corps Major. Tells of Use for. Messages During War.   SAVES INSULATION   Both Telephone and Tele. graph Messages Sent Over . Single Line..

'PHONE AND TELEGRAPH TO BE REVOLUTIONIZED   Experiments May Make Insu lated Wire Unnecessary:

AMERICA PERFECTS WIRE COMMUNICATION   Telephone, Telegraph And Cable Messages Sent On Bare Wires.

DISCOVERY a We WILE CHANGE  WIRE SYSTEMS  WIRE SYSIE  Insulated Wires Held Unnecessary For Telegraphing And Telephoning.  United States Signal Corps  OT) are Ser rein, Wy ges Saale Set AMES og, “Searels siete cr ch

EXPECT GREAT CHANG   IN METHODS OF WIRE COMMUNICATION AS RESULT OF EXPERJMENT WITH BARE WIRES.

BARE WIRES 10 D0 THE WORK   The Government is Conduct. ing Experiments Designed Do Away Insulation.

INSULATION ON TELERAPH WIRE NOT NECESSARY   U.S. A. ‘Signal Corps Proved it During World War

DISCOVERY MM      Insulated Wires Held Unnecessary For Telegraphing And Telephoning.  United States Signal Corps Makes Valuable Discovery

ARMY TEST MAY REDUCE COST OF WIRE STRINGING   Results Show Non-Insu:lation Has Little Af fect on Service.

BEUFORD BOUND FOR. PORT ON BALTIC SEA   Making Repairs Keeps. Ship ir - Kiel. Canal ‘Where Germar Newspapermen ‘Interview. the Craw.

SMALL SEEMS WINNER   LATEST RETURNS SHOW HE HAS DEFEATED OGLESBY.   By the Same Token It Appears That Frank L. Smith Has Beaten McKinley.

SMALL BEATS OGLESBY   Frank L. Smith Defeats McKinley for Senator.   Downstate Lead of the Lowden Men Not Enough to Overcome the *“""6hicago Margin.

a RR A LR,  FAMOUS MEN FROM ALL OVER = COUNTRY BOUGHT BARNES BOOK   John D, Rockefeller, Chauncey M, Depew, W. Murray Crane, Clarence H, Mackay Among Subscribers— National Committee’s Statement

Pay From.$1,000 to $2,50¢ Each for Copies of Reniublican Work.   ROCKEFELLERS ON LIST   Solicitors for Naional Com: mittee Surprised When Asked to Give Again.

MISSOURI EDITOR TO NAME M°ADOL   Those Who Will Present Can didates to Demos at Frisco Also Selected.

WILSON TO STAY IN CAPITAL   President Finds Washington Weathe Is Not Unsomfortab!e—No Vacation.

WILSON TO STAY IN CAPITAL   Preeident Finds Waehingtén ‘Weathe: la Not Uncemfortablo—Ne Vacation.

PRESIDENT NOT GOING AWAY   Finding the Weather nat Waehiag teem te His Liking.

MAKES MILLION W OVERALL   MANUFACTURER SELLS OUT LOADS UP ON DIAMONDS AND GOES TO PARIS

MAKES MILLION FROM OVERALLS   “OVERALL MWILLIONATRE” RACES FOR PARIS AFTER SELLING  Declares Reporter Started Overall (lub Idea and Received $10,000 With Good Job Added.

AMERICA HOLDS CHAMPIONSHIP OF TENNIS WORLD   Yankees Never Falter After Losing First Doubles Match.

AMERICANS WIN TENNIS TITLE   Australasia Loses Laurels Before Strength and: Craft of Yankee Challengers   Davis Cup, : Einblematic o World's. Championship WUt-Rannce ian 1] @

SD  AMERICA ONCE MORE — HOLDS THE DAVIS CUP      Tilden and Johnston Wins Bring Trophy to Country for Fourth Time.

REPORT 20,000 MEXICANS. ARE ENGAGED IN BATTLE WITH: HEAVY CASUALTIES

NEAR BORDER      Mexican Federals and Rebels Report. ed te Have Ciashed.

Refuses Safe Passage to Vera Cruz and Risks Safety in Battle with Obregon Forces

CARRANZISTAS STILL BATTLE HEBEL FORGES   Carranza Said to Have Re fused to Surrender on Offer of Safe Conduct   GUNBOATS REPORTED IN HANDS OF REBELS   . S. GOVERNMENT RECEIVES CONFLICTING REPORTS ON WHEREABOUTS OF DEPOSED PRESIDENT,

SEEK CRIMINAL WHO ATTACKED KENMORE CHILE   Citizens and Police of Small Town Aroused Over Crime Revealed.  Young Man Suspected And B  Search is Made---The Chile  RAnay, Dio

bak, ane Mog GSE gh Met to Tee Ret oen wean Taree inet ee ee  ce ‘S. Tro RE nie AVY BORROWER. Treasary Pepurtment Warns: Federal

Suffrage Leaders Want Some Pressure Brought to Bear on Delaware Solons   CAUCUS OF WOMEN WILL DISCUSS LEADING PLANKS   Senator Moses Makes Strong Prediction in Which Wood Figures as Winner

(0. ~=Ss PICKET. ~=—s CONVENTION   Women Will Act if Delaware Refuses to Ratify Amendment.

WOMEN IN THREATENING MIEN   Will Carry Protest te Chleage it Delaware Doesn't Ratify.

DEMAND SHOWDOWN      Women want to Know Why Deleware Does Not Ratify Suffrage Amendment

DEMAND SHOWDOWN   Women want to fo ‘Know * Why Deleware ‘Does. Not Ratify Suffrage : ‘Amendment

BRITAIN'S NEW IRISH POLICY   One Being Formulated Which Will Be More Liberal, ’Tis Said.   LEADERS FAVOR MORE MODERATION

~ TRISH POLICY   One Being Formulated Which Will Be More Liberal, ’Tis Said.   LEADERS FAVOR MORE MODERATION

WMIGH POLICY TD BE BROADER   English Parliament Said_t  _Fein to: Mote ‘Nearly: Thet

ISH PO  Cy  TOBE BRONDE   Ney Irish Legislation for the English Parliament Said to Include Wants of the Sinn Fein to More Nearly Theis Wichod.

MAY RESEMBLE . DOMINION RULE   London Paper Comments on New Irish Policy   SOMETHING BROADER   New Military Commander Said to Favor Moderation. Seeks Sinn Fein Views.

AELUGTANT UND DECIDE 10 YIELD 70 THE FNTENTE   AFFIX SIGNATURE TO TERMS   GET SAUCY BUT IN END SIGN AND CRISIS IS THUS AVERTED

GERMANY SIGNS PROTOCOL FOR SPEEDY DISARMAMENT   Does Not Mean Consent tc Further Occupation of Territory.

HERMANS SIGN PROTOCOL   SPEEDY DISARMAMENT TO FOLFOW ACTION   REPORT SEPTEMBER 1ST   George Settles Ruhr District Occupation Question

GEAMANY AGREES 10 QISARM (TS TROOPS   THREAT OF OCCUPATION OF TERRFTORY BY ALLIED FORCES PROVES EFFECTIVE.   Increases Are Allowed in Number of Officers and Machine Guns in Army.

APFIX SIGNATURE TO TERMS   GET SAUCY BUT IN END SIGN AND CRISIS IS TAUS AVERTED

GERMANY ACCEPTS ALLIES’ DEMANDS   Protocol for Speedy Disarm. ament Signed by German Minister at Spa.

GERMANS AGREE T0 ALLIES ULTIMATUS   Sign Document Providing for Immediate Disarmament. Enter a Protest.

GERMANY SIGNS THE DEMANDS OF ALLIES   Did Not Consent To Occupatior of Territory But Allies Will Attend To That

GERMANY GETS ON KNEES AGAIN   ABJECTLY AGREES TO DISARM AT EXACT DICTATION FROM THE ALLIES

In Conformity With Unanimous Decision of Cabinet, Teutonic Envoys Affix Names to Allied Note But Withhold Consent to Purther Occupation of German Land   LOYD GEORGE ANSWERS SIMONS

Protocol for Speedy Disarma  TO OBEY ALLIES’ ORDER   Foreign Minister Says Berlin Government Does Not Give Consent to Further Occupa_tion of Territory——Document Drawn on Exact Form Sub. mitted by Foch.

GEAMANY YIELDS TO ALIED DEMANDS FOR DISARMAMENT   Protocol Signed Just as Drawn by Foch ~ and Wilson   GERMANS HAD NO RECOURSE

GERMANY SIGNS PROTOCOL FOR DISARMAMENT   Cabinet Unanimous in Agreeing to Demands of the Allies.

LEAGUE AID RESERVATION SCRAPPED   Chairman White Elated Over Hardin«’s Stand on Tssue.

PRESIDENT WILSON NOT TO APPOINT DELEGATE!   DECLINES INVITATION TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO TAKE PART IN DISCUSSIONS OF DIsARMAMENT COMMISSION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONG.

WILSON GECLINES AN INVITATION 10 SEND DELEGATION   Says, However, He is in Sympathy With Plan for World _ Disarmament.   NECESSARY TO PEACE AND STABILITY, HE SAYS   Liveliest Emotion Assembly of League of Nations Has Experienced Provoked by Canadian Delegate’s Views on European Citizenship.

U,’S, DECLINES “THE INVITATION   President Replies That Government is in Sympathy Wiih the  Maramont

DECLINES TO NAME [TEAGUE DELEGATES   Fact That United States Is Not 4 Member Is Cited by President in His Decision

ChARNS THAT SHE ALONE WAS NOT HESPONSIBLE £02 SHE DEATH GF HER DAUGHTER.   SAYS SHE WiLL TAKE -THE WITNESS STAND AND TELL WHAT SHE KNOWS,

‘MRS. TABOR. SPEARS IN DEFENSE OF HERSELI   “Denies She Said She Alone Wa  sponstiile For Da ter's Death. :

AY Hit WIN  GET LOWDEN Geant   Missouri G. 0. P. Chairman Denies Charge.   QUIZ FOR ALL IS ASKED   Senator Pomerene of Ohio Asks Senate to Authorize Probe of Al! Elec. tion Campaigns—Lawmakers End Inquisition Today.

MISSING WOOD AGENT IS FOUND   Senate Committee Will Hear Testimony of General's First Treasurer.   FUND RECORDS ARE REVEALED   W. B. Burtt, Assistant to Procter, Wood's Campaign Manager, Submits Ledgers at Inquiry in Washington.

ORIGINAL TREASURER OF WOOD FUND 10 TESTIF   ASSISTANT WOOD MANAGER IS FIRST WITNESS TODAY   IS GIVEN $25,000 BY LOBB   Knows Nothing of $250,000 Said to Have Been Sent By New Yorker.  ;

Tit MISSING MR, STEBBINS NOW LOCATED   Treasurer of Wood-Lincoln Club Has Been Found in Montreal.   WILL APPEAR BEFORE COMMITEE FRIDAY   Testimony Today Reveal: Wood Spent $40,000 in Indiana.

MISSING WOOD AGENT IS FOUND   Senate Committee Will Hear Testimony of General's First Treasurer.   W. 8. Burtt, Assistant to Procter, Wood's Camnaign Manager, Submits Ledgers at inquiry in Washinaton.

SOO O00 SPENT WNT PAUIBRICR   Requests: and Vouchers Pro:  duced Before Senate Plaid bere +      25,000 FROM LOEB   4. S. Stebbins Heard From aud Will Be Witness Tomorrow.

MAY EXTEND INQUIRY TO CAMPAIGNS AND NOVEMBER ELECTIONS   Senate Asked to Authorize Committee to Continue Work

WOOD'S TREASURER LOCATED IN CANAD}   Cost Of Campaign In Indian: Will Total $58,000 Witness Testifies.

Waco Teamsters Quit Labor Council Because it Failed fo Endorse Ferguson Nomine

WACO TEAMSTERS WANT M’GREGOR   Refuse to Affiliate With ~ Central Labor Council Any Longer

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF IMPLICATION IN THE - VICOUNT FRENCH. AFFAIF

CHICAGO TRIBUNE 16 SUED FOR LIBEL   City of Chicago Demands $10,000,000 Damages From W. G. N.

oO UilY QUES TRIBUNE FOR $10,000 000   “False and Libelous’” News Article and Editorials “Published With Intent to Injure Financial Credit” Are Quoted.

POLICE PROBE MURDER   Eivedhewrds to be Put om Caso ¢ Michigan Gil

STUDENT ORATORY HAS RIGHT OF WAY   ANNUAL STUDENT DAY CONVOCATION ON THE BILL TOMORROW   TALK STADIUM PLANS      Impetus Will Be Given Millignt Dollar Drive at Final Gath. “: ering of Year   New Members of the Men’s Student Council will be formallv. Installed a

STUDENT ORATORY ” HAS RIGHT OF WAY   ANNUAL STUDENT DAY CONVOCATION ON THE HILL TOMORROW   Impetus Will Be Given Million Dollar Drive at Final Gath- °° ering of Year   New Members of the Men’s Student Council will be formal; ly Installed

Sailors Fight Customs Officers Seeking Contraband Liquors.   Crew of White Star Liner Cretic a Boston Pier Fight With Crowbars.

ATTACK ON CUSTOMS OFFICERS   Fight Follows Liquor Raid On Atlatic Limer Crette.

FOUGHT CREW FOR HIDDEN BOOZE AND DOPE   BOSTON CUSTOMS OFFICERS HAD TO BE RE-ENFORCEN   Bttempt to Raid the Cretic Met Re. pulse, But Later ,Bayonets Subdued Sailors and Much ‘Cognac Wasa Found,

SAILORS FIGHT DRYS   OFFICERS SEEKING CONTRA BAND LIQUORS FIND TROUBLE.   Crowbars Used by Crew of the White Star Liner Cretic at Boston Pier.

CROWBARS USED TO HALT LIQUOR SEARCH ON SHIP   Members of Limer Crew Use Formidable Weapons on Customs Officers   ROOZE SUPPLY TAKEN   SAILORS ARMED WITH BAYONETTED RIFLES FINALLY SUBDUE HOSTILE CREW

BATTLE DRY RAIDERS   Sailors Fight Customs Officers Seeking Contrabard Liquors.   Crew of White S‘sr Liner Cretic a Boston Pier Fight With Crowbars.

EGGS IN DROP ON CHICAGO MARKE?   Prices Decrease From One t Six Cents; Now 41 ;  4. AD

PRIGES OF EGGS DROP.   Reduction of From 1 to & Centa?Or Chicago Market.

Union Organizers Tried . To Speak At Du Quesne _ Without a City Perm

FREE SPEECH Is CURTAILED   Seven Outdoor Labor Speakers trrested at Pittshurach. Fa.

SEVEN ORGANIZERS HELD.   ‘Speakers Arrested When They Attempt to Hold Mass Meeting in Duquesne.

OEVEN ORGANIZERS AR ARRESTED FOR HAVING NO PERMITS   Attempted To Hold Open ‘Ai ‘Meeting At Duquesne—Severa Spectators Also In Custody.   LITTLE ‘DISORDER ‘MANIFEST

isa eeeaieeamabimnieennaed mene:  UNION ORGANIZERS BLOCKED. Attempt to Hold “Meeting: in & Stee)

UNION MEETING IS BROKEN UP BY POLICI   Seven Organizers For fron and Steel Workers Arrested At Duquesne, Pa.

POLIGE PREVENT LABOR SPEECHES   Seven Organizers Arrested in Pittsburgh for Failure to Get Permits

ATTEMPT TO ADDRESS STEEL WORKERS   Seven Organizers Arrested By the Duquesne Police, .

JOHNSON BEING URGED TO RUN AS INDEPENDEN!   5,000 Voters in Portland, Oregon, ee ee liean Platform,

ASK JONSON 10 ENTER CONTEOI AS INDEPENDENT   Oregon, By Petition, Wants Californian to Repudiate G.0.P.Platform and Head Entirely New Ticket.

WANT JOHNSON TO RUN AN INDEPENDENT RACE   Oregon Petitioners 5,000 Strong  : Wire Their Wish to Defeated Candidate.

ASK SEN. JOHNSON BOLT REPUBLICANS TOENTER GONTES!   Petition Signed by 5,000 Ore gon G. O. P. Also Would Have Californian Repudiate Platform Adopted.

OREGON FRIENDS URGE SENATOR TD BE CANDIDATE   Portland Man Gets 5,000 Signatures to Petition for Indenendent Rara

DREGON MEN ASK HIRAM JOHRSON 10 HEAD THIRD PARTY   Leaders Declare Move Will Continue Until Johnson Orders It Stopped.

WANT JOHNSON ON NEW TICKET   OREGON PETITIONS DEFEATED CALIFORNIA MAN TO MAKE RACE FOR PRESIDENT AS INDEPENDENT.

PETITION JOHNSON   To Bolt Patform and Run or Independent Ticket

LEAD THIRD PARTY REPUDIATE 6.0. P. PLEA 10 JOHNSON   Treachery Charged By Senator’s Managers;  5,000 Sign Petition.

URGE JOHNGD 10 REPUDIATE THE PLATFORM   OREGON ERIENDS WANT HIM TO ANNOUNCE HIMSELF ON’ INDEPENDENT TICKET   Senator Has Returned to Washingtos But Could Not Be Seen To Ask For Statement,

SMYRNA NEWS ITEMS.   Good Sunday School Work —A Husk.  ing Bee—Other Items. Ry tr ww clurepctrr

SMYRNA NEWS ITEMS.   Good Sunday: School Work —A Husk. ing Bee—Other Items.  pow kD “MII rryomrr

TOOK LIFE AFTER - SHE JILTED HIM   LEFT NOTE SAYING IF HE LIVED IT WOULD CAUSE TROUBLE.

TWO STEAMERS COME TOGETHER NEAR NEW YORK   SEVERAL HUNDRED 1MMI GRANTS THROWN INTC PANIC JUST IN-SIGHT OF SPATE OF TIBRRRTS   a  One Man Leaps Overboard But Lands On Deck of Tugioat and is Uniniured.

MONTSERRAT A N D: SAN MARCOS COME! TOGETHER OFF STA. TEN ISLAND.   EE ET ES ET a 8  ‘ormer Ship Beached at Brooklyn — Passengers Rescued With Only Onc  _ Injured by Jumping— Dragana Warl-

Bonus too Costly, View of Houston   GOVERNMENT CAN'T AF FORD IT, TREASURER TELLS COMMITTEE.

CONSIDER BONUS FOR SOLDIERS   Senate Finance Committee Hears of Deficiency in Nation’s Business.   EXCESS RECEIPTS ARE INADEQUATE, IS CLAIM   Outlines Sources of Revenue Which Are on Decline  Now.

U.S, DEFICIT OF / $1,500,000,000. IS  NOW PREDICTEL   Houston Gives Figures tc Commitiee Considering  Ont Aone ct Dinenie

LE SAM OWES PLENTY   Big Deficiencies This Year and Next.   NEW SOURCES OF REVENUE   Needed and No New Burdens Added, Says Secretary Houston to Soldier Bonus Committee.

NATION: FACES BIG DEFICIENCY   New Sources of Revenue Will Be Needed Dur ing Coming Year

GROSS DEFICIENCY OF $2,100,000, 00   {Treasury Must Find More Revenue.

GIANT DEFICIT PAGES NATION   SECRETARY HOUSTON AD. VISES AGAINST ASSUNING NEW BURDENS

LOOKS: FOR DEFICIENCY JN FINANCIAL MATTERS   Secretary Houston Says tt Will be More Than Two Billions * This Year,

HOUSTON GIVES ADVIEE AGAINST SULDIEA BONIS SAYS NATION 15 BROKE   SECRETARY POINTS TO HUGH DEFICITS EXISTING NENT TWO FISCAL YEARS,

NEW REVENUE SOURCE MUST. BE DEVELOPED   Secretary Says Tremendous Deficiency Will Continue For Two Years.   CANNOT ASSUME ANY ADDITIONAL BURDENS

FACE TREASUR   Houston Opposing Bonus Sees $3,600,000,000 Deficit in 2 Years.

Uo, 1020 DEFICIT 02, 100,000,000   Houston Says New Sources of Revenue Necessary.   OPPOSES SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Declares Receipts Should Exceed Ex penditures and Therefore No New Burdens Should Be Assumed by the Government.

HOUSTON IN APPEAL FOR MORE TAXES   Secretary of. Treasury Declares New Revenue to. Naeded 7   PROFITS TAK. DROPS   Shows Steady Decline in ‘Tax Paid .On Big ° Incomes ae

PILOT 1S NEEDED   TWO BILLION DEFICIT RESULT OF YEAR’S WORK   Houston Says Two Billion ‘Shortage This Year Will Be Boosted by Billion and Hall Next Year.

NATION FACES  DEFICIENCY OF LARGE FIGURE   Houston Says It Will Be Abou $2,100,000,000 This Year, $1,500,000,000 Next.   MUST FIND NEW REVENUES   Not fn Condition To Assume Nev Burdens !s His View On Boaus Bill.

Secretary Says New Sources of Revenue Must Be Found to Aid Treasury.   SPEAKS ON SOLDIERS’ BONU   Tells Senate Finance Committee That the Government Must Not Incur . New Burdene Ouring the Wext Fiecal Year.

UNCLE SAM. NEEDS MONEY, SAYS HOUSTON   Gross Earnings of $1,500, 000,000 Forecasted for ,Next Fiscal Yeear.

NATION N NEEDS NEW SOURCES OF REVENU!   Gross \Deficiency. in Nationa Fiscal Transaction of $2,100, 000.000 This: Year Reported

PREDICT BIG DEFICIENCY IN FINANCES   Houston “Declares Na: tional R evenue Must Be Increased.

BILLIONS IN DEFICIENCY IS HIS FORECAST,   FINANCES IN SORRY SHAPE HE TESTIFIES.   Was Called To the Senate Committee ‘To Talk On the Soldier Bonus Bill and Makes Startling  Statement of Country's Al n~aaAntc

DISCOVERED BY THE AUTHORITIES   To Blow Up Electric Power Houses Supplying London.

HUGE WITHDRAWAL OF WHISKEY FROM BOND BY “HAIR TONIC” MER   Probe is now In progress by Prohibition Commission pe ger

TRACT AND TONIC SCANDAL STIRS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS   Kenormous Withdrawals of Whisky From Bond Arouse Suspicions and Lead to Investigation

WITHDRAWAL OF LIKKER’ PROBED          ake Flavoring Extrac' ‘and. Hair Lotion House: ‘Securing Whisky from Bond. May Have Per mits Revoked.       -_DEVELOPMENTS

WHISKY WITHDRAWAL IS UNDER SUSPICION   Too Many ‘‘Flavoring Extract’? and ‘‘Hair Tonic’’ Makers to Look Good.

WAR SPOILS FOR SALE BY MERCHANTS   Of Litvia Whose Shops Are Piled High With Antique Furniture.

PLUNDER TAKEN BY BOLSHEVIK ARMIES NOW FOUND IN STORES   STRAIGHTENED CIRCUMSTANCES OF NOBILITY CAUSES MANY  PRIVATE SALES,

THREE ROBBERS VISIT ALTA   Three Robbers Visit. Two Business Places at an Kearly Hour Thursday Morning

COX WILL CONFER WITH UPPER HOUSE   Declares League Problen Will Be Seitled By Conferenses With Senators   RAPS HARDING’S POLICY   Declares American Member ship Is Primary Consideration at Present

AGREEMENT WITH SENATE   Governor Cox Would Sit With “Lawmakers and Reach Settlement   DECLARES: EXECUTIVE - SHOULD NOT CONTROL   “Unthinkable,” He States That ‘America - Should - Stay Out of League . of Nations’:

10 CONFER WiTH SENATE AND. EFFECT COMPROMISE UPON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GOV. COX OUTLINES HIS METHODS FOR LEAGUE AGREEMENT   Would Act Wi'h Senate In Regard To America’s Entrance Into League Of Natiors.   EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE OF SENATORIAL ELECTION   Democratic Candidate Meets Enthus jastic Reception During Tour Of West Virginia.

PACT TALK WITH SENATE PLAN OF GOVERNOR COX   ‘Promises, If Elected, to Sit Down With Solons and Make Agreement   PEOPLE MUST BE HEARD   EXECUTIVE WILL MUST SE SUBSERVIENT TO WILL OF THE PEOPLE. HE SAYS

COX WOULD CONFER WITH SENATORS ON LEAGUE COVENANT   Favors Going Into Existing League With Clarifying Reservations—Day of Royal Receptions.

GOX WOULD MAKE “AGREEMENT WITH. SENATE ON LEAGUE   ‘Executive Will Should. Not  Control, Nominee Declares 2 In Speech.

GOVERNOR PROMISES, IF ELECTED, TO “SIT DOWN” WITH MEMBERS OF UPPER HOUSE TO DISCUSS TREATY   “The Executive Will,” He Says, “Should Not Control.” Reiterates His Statement That He Favors American Participation With “Clarifving Reservations.”

UOX oAYS HE WILL aT WITH SENATE   lf Elected Announces He Will Make Agreement Upon League.

WOULD oT DOWN WITH SENATE AND AGREE ON LEAGUE   Cox Says Agreement Would b Determined by Senatorial Elections.   SAYS WILL OF EXECUTIVE SHOULD NOT CONTROL   Announcement Was in Re. sponse to Open Letter Sent to Democratic and Republican Nominee Urging Tiem to Accept Senate Decision.

is SIT WON NATIONS LEAGUE       WOULD ACCEPT RESERVATIONS   THINKS FIRST THING. IS TO GET INTO LEAGUE, ON SANE TERMS.

New Association of Nations Disapproved by Candidate  Who Stands by Wilson   SPEAKS IN WEST VIRGINIA   Governor Lowden of Hlinois Talks in Same Town With : Democratic Nominee

NATIONS’ LEAR   WOULD ACCEPT RESERVATIONS      THINKS FIRST THING. 18 TO GET INTO LEAGUE, ON SANE TERMS.

GOV. COX WOULD REACH AGREEMENT WITH U. S. SENATE   American Membership Shoulc Not Be Postponed for Two Years, He Says.   WEST VIRGINIA TOILERS PROMINENT IN GREETING   Answers Letter From Fifty Vo ters Address to Both Candidates on Leage.

COX WOULD ABIDE BY PEOPLES CHOICE   EARLY AGREEMENT WITH SBN ATE ON LEAGUE IF (BY ROPERT   AMERICA =MUST ~— JOIN   All Important Thing is to End Isa Jation From Rest of the Nations.

SHOE PRICES LOWER         Continned Decline Prodicted by Wholesalers at St. Louis

PREDICT NEW SHOE DECLINE   WHOLESALERS AT ST. LUUIS CON. FERENCE SEE CONTINUED SLUMP IN PRICES.

SHOE-.PRICES TO DROP   Wholesslera Say’ Decrease in Fiv. Months Thirty-five Per Cent. -

Shee Prices G snerel ly  Show Decline of 35 Per Cent Since Last May

OO ee ————————E————— ee  MANY ARE SLAIN IN LONDONDERRY   Civil War Seen in Northern Ire: land Riots.   CASUALTIES BY THE SCORE   Thirteen Persons Killed and Hundreds Injured in Two Days’ Battle—Authorities Unable to Stop Fray — Business Is Halted.

CIVIL WAR SEEN IN IRISH RIOTS   Seven Men Killed in Fighting al Londonderry Monday Afternoon.   POLICE CAN'T STOP FRAY      Six Were Killed DOuring Saturday Night and Sunday, Bringing Number of Deaths for Present Outbreak Up to Thirteen.

LONDONDERRY BOW CONTINUED   ‘Fighting is Resumed Today _ Between the Sinn Feiners and the Unionists.   SEVEN WERE KILLED IN MONDAY’S CLASH   Railway Traffic May be Suspended to Prevent Sinn Feiner Concentration.

FIGHTING CONTINUES LONDONDERRY SPITE. OF BAITS   Continuous. Sniping Re ported In Streets Of ~ “Trish City.

LONDONDERRY RUNNING SHORT ON FOOD STUFFS  BRITISH TROOPS PATROL STREETS UNDER FIRE  fom iQmmeeatttinen ow oe

ICUDAHY ESTATE APPRAISED   Inventory Filed in Milwaukee County Court Shows Packer Left About $2,500,000.

CUDAHY ESTATE. S $2500 000   Wealthy Packer Le Leaves Most of Possessions In Real  Estate and Stocks.

RAILROAD MEASURE 1S PUT THROUGH   Real Test Comes on Motion to Send Bill Back to Con ferees; Fight on Party Lines

Action Comes After Long Debate and Defeat of Test Motion.  Democrats Object Because of Provisions Guaranteeing

THE SENATE IS SURE TO CONCUR   AFTER FIVE: HOURS: -DERATT MEASURE ADOPTED BY VO - OF 250 TO 4

OBIECTIONS OF   Esch-Cummins Bill for Reg: ulation of Railroads After Return to Owners Passes 750 to 150. - :   PROTESTS MADE BY RAIL MEN UNHEEDED   Brotherhoods Take Grievance fo President; Claim Measure as Now Drawn Is Inadequate. \

An Additional Week Wilf be. : quired to ‘Complete Courses.” in Law School ~ * :   Increasing Number of tsesta Work in. Sunimer to College Course.

SUMMER STUDENTS HAD FINALS TODAY      UNIVERSITY CLOSING LARGEST SUMMER SESSION IN HISTORY   LAW CLASSES KEEP ON   An Additional Week Will be Required to Complete Courses in Law School   Increasing Number of Students Werk in Sunimer to Shorten College Course

MONTHLY MEETING OF FARM BUREAU BOARD      Meet In Executive Session in Malvert —Telephone Service Committee Selected by Executive Board

COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED   Mills County Farm Bureau Board oi Directors Hold Monthly Meeting or Friday Afternoon— The Telephone Service Committee Will Get. Busy.

AINDICTED IN  TAT   Borton, Maggert, Rumler and Raymond Charged With Game-Throwing in 1919.

BALL PLAYERS ARE INDICTEL   Four Players: In. Patltic Coast League “Are Held For Crookedness * in ‘Games, 4

NORTH POLE EXPEDITION ABANDONED   Say Amundsen Party Ice-Bound in  Siberia   SENT S O S CALL.

AMUNDSEN QUITS NORTH POLE QUES!   DISCOVERER OF SOUTH POLE ICEBOUND IN MOUTH OF RIVER IN SIBERIA.

AMUNDSEN POLAR PARTY IGEBRUNL   Expedition Left White Sea i September 1918—Now in Siheria_

AMUNDSEN POLAR PARTY IS REPORTED 1CE-BOUND   Expedition Had Not Been Heard From Sinte December, 191k.

AMUNDSEN’S POLAR SHIP PAST: IN. ICE   Noted Explorer ‘and Party Ported to Turn Bask Tn Siberia

POLAR EXPL 15 IGEBOUND IN SIBERIE   RADIO MESSAGE SAYS AMUND SEN’S STEAMER MAUDE IS IP KOLYMA RIVER—APPARENTL!) ABANDONS HOPE OF REACH ING, NORTH POF.

AMUNDSEN PARTY ICEROUND   ixplorer Helleved to Have Abandoned His Attempt to Reach the North Pale.

AMUNDSEN IS FROZEN INTO POLAR FLOES   Party In Steamer Maud Halted in’ Mouth: Of Kolyma_ River, Siz beria, Awaiting Opportunity To Sail South.   iIHEARD FROM BY WIRELESS   Reasons For Halting Of Party Not  Given—Explorer Intends .Té: _ Take Steamer ~ Victoria ‘AL ds Wasa , ¥   MESSENGER HAS. PDT - OUT

HUNDREDS WALK FLOODED TRACK’   MAIN LINES OF. RAILWAYS _ INTO LA CROSSE ARE BEING RIPRAPPED.

RAILROADS GUARD TRACKS IN FLOODS   Sand Bags Used to: Prevent’ Washout 'on Main Lines Through La Crosse.

AWARD ‘HATED’ TRAITORS WHO FOILED ENEMY   Family Posed as Pro German to Give Allies  Gas Mask Design.

FOR SERVICES   Belgian Heroines and Father Now Dead, Recognized for the Government.

BRYAN OPPOSES SEN. HITCHCOCK   If State Convention Instructs for Him Commoner Will Lec an Alternate s Go in His Place,.He Says.

BRYAN BANS HITCHCOCK AS PARTY NOMINEE   Declares He Won’t Go To Convention if Instructed For Senator   ATTACKS HIS RECORD   SAYS DEMOCRATS MUST NOT NOM-~INATE MAN WHO IS LUKEWARM ON PROHIBITION,

BRYAN IS AGAINST HIrcHocock,   Opposes Him Because Voted Against Prohibition and sSuffraze.

STATE INSTITUTIONS ‘ARE “FAC "ING FINANCIAL CRISIS. *         {ndinna. Pardne’ and’ State Normal Needs: Funds.

FUND FOR COLLEGES   STATE INSTITUTIONS ARE FAC ING FINANCIAL CRISIS.   Inditna. Purdue and State Norma!  Needs Funds.

RAIL STRIKE NEAR END, INDICATION   Strikers in Eastern Stronghold Ordered Back to Work by  Leaders   ORDER AFFECTS MANY OTHERS   Chicago Workers Reiterate Demands and Hope for Early Settlement There is Lost—Ultimatum Is sued by Rail Heads.

R. R. : HAS COLLAPSED   SWITCHMEN GO BACK TO WORK , NEARLY EVERY WAERE:  NOTHING WAS: GAINED   MEN WAVE LOST TWO WEEKS WAGES, THAT'S ALL.   Gnee More Wicked Leaders Mav Played Foolish Followers for Suckers and Have Lost,   ‘Cleveland WIt' Be Good’ -If

EARLY END OF “OUTLAW STRIKE ~~ 18 PREDICTED   Switchmen, Yardmen and Other Employes Return to Work In East.   Train Service In Central West Almost Normal and Improving Hourly.

END OF BIG RAIL STRIKE IN SIGHT   eee eee  MEN RETURNING TO WORK I) EASTERN STRIKE STRONGHOLDS TODAY    SITUATION IMPROVING   Strike Leaders Ordered Resump ' tion of Work In Philadelphia District   In all Sections of the Country the Enthusiasm For Strike Is Waning

Switchmen and Employes on Pennsylvania and B. & O. Returning to Work — New York and Baltimore Situation Clearing — Freight Moving In West.

Many Strikers Return to Work Whil Others Show Lack of Enthusiasm for Unauthorized Walk-Out.   WAGE DEMAND HEARINGS BEGIN.   Board Hears Demands.

u a a H 8 —      STRIKERS MET IN CEICAGG AND ST. LOUIS TODAY   GUTS FEE IN GHIpARS

SPEEDY TERMINATION OF STRIKE ASSTIRED TODAY   SWING BACK. TO WORK GAINING MOMENTFUM AS RAILROAD LABOR ROARD RECINS LIFARINGS   Chicago,’ Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltimore Among Important Centers That Pad Walleinist .

MEN RETURNING TO JOBS IN THE EASTERN CITIES      Early Collapse of Strike Seen in Chicago District

SPEEDY TERMINATION DF STRIKE 1S WN SIGHT   ‘Switchmen, Yardmen and Othe Employes of Larger Roads Hastening Back.   WORKMEN, HOWEVER, STILL REFUSE IN SMALL PLACES    Marked Change in New York fo: the Better, With Conditions i . Nearing Normal.   TRAFFIC IS INCREASING   Men Assured of Seniority Right: ‘If They Return to Jobs _ Today.

HOLY SEE GAINS,   TwentyeSix Countries Are Now Represented Dinplomatically.

FIRST BREAK IN FLOUR PRICE   Decline of 30 Cents a Barrel for  Standard Grade at Minneapolis.

FLOUR TAKES 30 CENT DROP   1S FIRST BREAK IN PRICE SINCE LATTER PART OF FEBRUARY LOWER WHEAT IS CAUSE.

LEROY HELD FOF EXTRADITION   U. S. Embassy Negotiates With Argentine For Alleged Slayer

WILL EXTRADITE EUGENE LEROY   Negotiations Befgeen United States and Argentine Government to Begin at Once.

FOR OTATE CONTROL   FARMERS MAKE MOVE IN REGARD TO STOCK VARS,   eo ‘ ‘ : Too Many Exactions, the Indiana Farmer Claims,

FOR STATE CONTROL        sedi eas RMERS MAKE MOVE IN RE lGarb TO STOCK VARDS.*   eae any Eixactions, the hidiana Farmer Claims,    °

Gempers Saya ‘what's the Use?’ When Asked About Action  faa Waitt. weet.

REACHING CUT TO VILLAGERS AND FARMERS   One Line to Serve West Salem, Bangor, Rockland and Sparta, Says Manager Felton   HOKAH AND LA CRESCENT LINE NEARING COMPLETION   Farmer Lines to be Built as Rapidly as the Demand Warrants

One Line to Serve West Salem, Bangor, Rockland and Sparta, Says Mangoer Felton      HOKAH AND LA CRESCENT LINE NEARING COMPLETION   Farmer Lines ‘to be Built as  Rapidly as the Demand Warrants 

U. S. STEEL REPORT SHOWS SMALL GAIN   Earnings @@ Corporation for Second Quarter of Vear Increase More Than Million.

STEEL EARNINGS SHOW GAIN   Altho Small Is Regarded Good Un: der Unsettled Conditions.

PRESIDENT WILL MAK® NO STATEMENT ON COMPROMIS!   s Keeping in Close Touch With Al Movement Under Way to Effect , Compromise.

WILSON IN. TOUCH WITH PLANS FOR PACT COMPROMISE   Tumulty Gives iim Complete Report Following Conference With Hitcheoek   WILL KEEP SILENCE   Intends To Pass On Results Obtained After Senators Have Finished Work

'Gets..AV ark -After-Sunday  i Walk of: “Tumulty” and  : ‘ Hi  Hitchcock.

DENVER “KING OF HEAVEN AND EARTH" MUST ANSWER TO ENFORCEMENT OF DOCTRINES IN CITY POLICE COURT

KING OF HEAVEN’ IN POLICE COURT   digh Potentate of ‘Tem ple of Jehovah’ Predict ed End of World anc Collected Money frorr Followers.   DISCARDED WIFE

aUET ARE WORDS OF UREN AT GREAT POWWOW AT SPA   FRENCH PAT HUN ON BACK»   REPARATION PLAN IS SUBMITTED BY ~ ENEMY

CONFERENCE NOW UPON MUCH SMOOTHER GROUNL   APOLOGY FOR REMARKS OF HERR STINNES AND CONCILIATORY REMARKS BY M. MILLERAND HAVE Goop EFFECT. —~

75,000 REDS © MAKE ESCAPE INTO GERMANY   Will Be Confined Until the Russian-Polish War Is Over.

Day and Night Shift. Start to Take. Care of. the Christmas Packages   DOUBLE WRAP THEM   Is the Advise Given: Out— Thirty Thousand Clerks  Added. to Force

BIGGEST XMAS. MAIL      Thirty Thousand Additional Helpers Employed by Government.   Rv nited Press.

CEMENT FOR SALE. Any quantity. Evans & Hahn, 179 Main.   Jnu«<t Think *

Exclusive Chicago Homes Open to Women Delegates and Other Fair Visitors to the, Convention   Names at Which Socially Ambitious Cross Themselves Appear in Announcements of Luncheon, Tea and Refreshment, Hostesses, ' Says Mabel Abbott, Telling of Women's Activities.

‘fnes at Which Socially Ambftious Cross Themselves Appear in “Announcements 6f Luncheon, Tea and Refreshment Hostegses, Says Mabel Abbott, Telling of Women’s Activities.

FRENCH IMPORT FARM — LABOR FROM POLANI      SCARCITY OF HELP CAUSES FOO! PRICHS TO CONTINUE AT HGH Lb

ENDEAVORING TO . ROUND UP GANG      Rochester Detective On Way Here to Consult With Trooper Lewis.   TWO CROOKS AT LARGE   Leader of Thieves Who Dropped Pa! And Taxi Driver Here Went Fast An Unusual Story.

TAXI-DRIVER TELLS OF BANDITS’ TRif   Split Between “Yeggs"” Whe Were in Hanover Came at York—Wanted to Hold Up Man on Market Strect.

BOY “NATIONAL CONTES   Nefénts Ten Million School Children in _ Essay Contest Ww hich Closed a Few. Days Ago.

NEGATIVE EVIDENCE   Policemen Testify for Sus pended Socialists.

DENIES ACCUSED UGIALIST SPAT UN FLAG OF W.§   New York Police Captain Contradicts Testimony of Stenographer.

POLICE DIDNT SEE SPITTING   Captain of New York Force Witness  for Suspended Socialists.

HOTEL GUESTS ARE INJURED   Jump From Upper Storles of Burning . Bullding—200 Escape Into Streets In Night Clothes,

INJURED IN Tori vies   Guests Driven jato Stree  ts at Patlerson, N, J, ‘

WILOUN ORDERS Minto, O TARE BE GIVEN RELEASE   “Political Prisoner’ Held for Violating Espionage Act Will Go Free

WOOD BACKERS IN - WSSGNSIN HALTED   Staite Deiegetion m Tfands ot LaYollette Wor1tes GOP Leadets

BRITISH COALITION GOVERNMENT LOSING   Its Downfall Is Foreseen B: Lord Haldane; Churchill  Seeking Post.

HET _ 1S LOSING   But Viscouit. Haldane Say Tuere-Is'No One To Take ils  Place In England.

‘HANDWRITING ON WALL’ NOT DEFEAT FOR PARTY, CLAIM   Coalition in British Par. liament is Safe Yet Says Haldane.

COALITION GOVERNMENT MUST STAND   Haldane States Britain Must Continue Present  Regime as There Is Nobody To Take Its Place.

OFFICES GUARDED BY TROOPERS   Step Taken to Prevent Strike Disorders at.Bristol

GOES TO WORK UNDER GUARD   No Attempt To Oper Factory of National India Rubber Co.

OFFICE FORCE GOES TO WORK UNDER GUARD   No Attempt To Oper Factory of National India Rubber Co.

THREAT OF SPLIT IN PARTY NOW IS AT AN END   Upholds Senate in Refusing to Ratify Treaty of Versailles

ALL GREDIT DUE TO ELIHU ROOT   League of Nations Plank Ac cepted Just as Received From New Yorker.

COMPROMISE IS VICTORY ECL ARES SEN. JOHNSON      Seeks to Spread The Impression That League Compromise s Great Victory For Principles Which He Advocated.

REVIVING THE = DIXIE BEE LINI   MEETING TO BE HELD IN EV ' ANSVILLE APRIL 22, AT . WHICH TIME ROAD JMPROVEMENT PRO-:. . GRAM TO BE GIVEN

4 .  WILL BOOST DIXIE BEE LINE   GOOD ROADS MEETING! £0 ° Bi HELD AT EVANSVILLE ON  APRilg 22. ;   ‘BILLOMAN COUNTY CHAIRMAN

COMPULSORY MILITARY ©. TRAINING AGAIN. BEFORE UNITED STATES SENATE

"INSTITUTE SATURDAY         Delexhte Will He. Selected for Ne . i of Teachers’ Constitution.

INSTITUTE SATURDAY,   Delegate Will Be Selected for Re vision of Teachers’ Constitution,

TO TRY WAR CRIMINALS   Vroceedinges Have Also ' Started Against Kapp and Luettwitz

HUN TRIALS BEGUN,   Supreme Court of Germany WI Try War Criminals,

JURY IN PACKING CASE SECURED   ‘State vs. Wolff Landswick and Garry : Haines Opened in Des Moines  a a + een     aay

JURY IN PACKING CASE SECUREL   State ve. Wolif Gandswick and Garr  Haines Opened in Des Moines   (By United Press)

PACKING CASE JURY SECURE   Judge Hutchinson Makes Opening Statement In the Trial of Wolff Teitel and Others.

HARD FIGHT ON TO WIN SENATE   NO CERTAIN ASSURANCE REPUBLICANS WILL CONTROL.   NEW ENGLAND SEATS IN DANGER   Moses in New Hampshire and Bram degee im Connecticut Marked for Slaughter—Hardinug Is Concerned.

TWO SEMATORS IN NEW ENGLAND AR  CENTERS OE FIGH      Democrats. Considered 10 Have                  ALL ‘SIX “STATES LIKELY © P ©. FO. ENROLL FOR HARDING

HOPES OF SUFFRAGE LEADERS HOW ARE FIXED ON DELAWARI   Alter the Defeat of the Amendment in the Mississipp! House  WY nutoeman &

 Saftrage Leaders Hope for Decisive lection Today On Federal  e ee eee ae

MISSISSIPPI REFUSES TO RATIFY AMENDMEN   uffragists Now Turning All their Attention to Delaware, Where hey Btill Have Hopes,

JAGK DEMPSEY INDIGTED FUn DRAFT EVADEE   PUGILIST AND MANAGER BOTH FACE $2.000 FINE AND 2 YEARS IN PRISON,   Fighter's Divorced Wife. Draft Of. ficials and Motion Picture Mogul Were Questioned.

Dempsey Indicted For Draft Evasion; To Surrender Today   Manager Kearns Also Caught bi Federal Grand Jury Net for Conspiracy.

JNCK DEMPOEY  - INDICTED ASA DAFT EVADER   The World’s Heavy Weight Champion is Charged With Disloyalty During the German War -+- Is Penitentiary Offense.

JOSEPH VIRGO IS RELEASED   Man Charged With. Complicity in Death of His Wife, Maude Tabor Virgo, is Freed.

MONK EASTMAN IS SLAIN   Gunman Hero Shot in Dark—New York Gang Warfare of Dozen Years Ago Recalled.

GUNMEN SLAY MONK EASTMAN   New York Gangster, War Hero, 1: Shot in the Dark.

REPEAL OF EXCESS TAXURGED    New York Banker Talks on Problems Facing Congress   WOULD ASSESS SALES MADE   Suggests Business Remedies te be Enacted Into Law

Repeal of Excess Profits Tax and Substitution of Sales Tax as a Means of Producing Revenue Is Urged by F. H. Sissons, New York Financier.   By Francis H. Sisson (VicePresidené Guaranty Trust Com-

NEW ORLEANS POLICE ARREST. ~ & W WILLTAWS   FORMER LOCAL MAN WHO ISSUED BAD CHECKS {8 HELD IN SOUTHERN CITY ;° BLUETT “WILE BRING OFFENDER BACK

NEW ORLEANS POLICE ARREST G. W. WILLTAMS   FORMER LOCAL MAN WIIO ISSUED BAD CHECKS 1S HELD SOUTHERN CITY; BLUETT WILL BRING OFFENDER BACK

JAPAN SUPPORTS FRENCH ADVANCE INTO GERMANY   Uuofficial Report Says French Will Withdraw if Allies Unite in Strong Note to Huns.   WASHINGTON NOTE GIVES U.S. VIEW

SAYS JAPAN 10 SUPPORT FRENCH ACT   Paris newspaper also- says govt. has note from Washineton

FRENCH DISTRIBUTE TROPLIES   Thousands of War Souvenira Are Being Given to Cities Muveums and American Logion Posts,

WAR TROPHIES REAGH AMERICA   Are Being Sent Out From French Warehouse in New York.

WAR TROPHIES DISTRIBUTE!   Thousands of Them From the Ba tlefields of France Are In Ne York City.

WIFE OPPOSED 10) HUBBY’S ‘DAUGHTER   French Girl at Ellis Island Try: - ing to Reach American   sFoster Parent,

COMPLETE TIEUP OF FREIGHT THREATENS CHICAGO TERMINALS   16,500 Switchmen to Walk Out Unless Milwaukee Road Strikers Win.

FREIGHTS TIED UP AT CHICAGO; ONE MAN SLAIN   Strike Is Branded as Illegal by Union Officials, as 700 Switchmen Quit   OTHER ROADS HARD HIT   ROCK ISLAND MAY BE HANDICAP. PED-——-PASSENGER TRAFFIC NOT AFFECTED

STRIKERS WILL GROW STRONGER ASSERTS LEADER   Say 16,500 Switchmen Will Be Out Monday Unless Demands Are Granted.   AN OUTLAW ORGANIZATION   Say Railroad Trainmen Officials of Union That Called the Strike.

Brotherhoads Claim Proposed Tieup Is illegal; Workers Called Insurgents   SYMPATHETIC MOVEMENT   Organized Labor Body Leader: Join Operations in Breaking Up Walkout

FREIGHT MAY BE BLOCKEB.   Complete Suspension Threatened if Chinn ‘Demands Are Re Fiueped

SUSPENSION OF TRAFFIC 1S ~ A POSSIBILITY   All Freight May Be Tied  Up. —. Brotherhood  Says “legal.”

STRIKE THREATENS TO TIE UP ‘TRAINS   16,500 Swithmen to Leave Work Be fore Monday in Ghicago if Demands of 700 Are Not Granted.

AGREEMENT 1S REACHED ON RI   Company and Trainmen Set tle Differences—Milwaukee Switchmen Are Out.

TIE-UP OF ENTIRE CHICAGO TERMINAL SYSTEM THREATENED   Over Sixteen Thousand More Men Will Go Out if Demands are Not Met Claims Leader   STRIKERS’ ORGANIZATION DECLARED OUTLAW UNION   Cannot Speak for B. R. T. Mem. bers Say Officers

PREDICTS BIG STRIKE  AT CHICAGO TERMINALS   Leader of Union Branded ‘‘Outlaw’’ by Brotherhood Offictals, Arimounces - Walkout in Prosnect

EXPECT 16,500 SHITCHMEN 10 STRIKEMONDAY   Action Will Cause Complet Suspension of Freigh' Traffic at Chicago.

CHICAGO MAY FEEL GRIP OF — GREAT TIEUP   16,500 Switchmen te Quit Unless Demands are Met, Claim.

SUSPENSION OF TRAFFIC LOOMS   Railway Brotherhood Officials, However, Declare Union is an “Outlaw.”   SEEK TO BREAK LOCKOU}

COMPLETE TIE-UP OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC LOOMS IN STRIKE   16,500 RAILROAD SWITCHMEN IN CHICAGO TER MINAL MAY WALK nym   ‘EFFECTIVE HERE   Local St. Paul Yards Are Crippled-by Embargo Placed , ¥Friday.- 1

‘SOLD MUCH REAL ESTATE      J. ¥, Eddy Effected a i Number o: Sales This Week_Stubbs Building Sstd

SOLD MUCH REAL ESTATE      J. k. Eddy Effected a Number of Sales This Week—Stubbs Building Saeld

LIGHTNINGESTRIKES THE COURT HOUSE   BALL ON FLAG STAFF FALLS WHEN BOLT STRIKES MONDAY

Mrs. Henry Conrad Has Skull Crushed; Others Are Slightly Hurt.  om me ee  SMALL CAR STRUCK TWICE, IS CLAIMED  Accused Pilot Says She Sounded Warning; Hearing is Deferred.

FINDS BODY WITH AX BURIED IN HEAD   Pockets of Dead Man Found tn Globe, Arizona, Home Contained $30—Strudale Apparent.

NON-PARTISAN IN THE SENATE   Nerth Daketa to Send One in Perso of Dr. E. F. Ladd.

FRAZIER GOES INTO LEAD IN NORTH DAKOTA      Nonpartisans Elec Their First U. 5. Sanator,

FIRST SENATOR MADE BY N. P.L   NORTH DAKOTA'S CHEMIST AND ECONOMIST IS NOW WORKING FOR BETTER GRADING

va TO PEE ~ EAMFORN EFFORT   Government’ “Notified: ‘Unofté ‘cially. of Contemnplated’ Acion.—Matter Caused Sutrise in Washington: “When

JAPAN WILL FIGHT EXCLUSION IN COURTS   Tokio Will First Ask to Have California Law Studied b: Joint Commission

JAPANESE WILL ASK — COMMISSION TO ACT   State Department at Washington Surprised at  Infermation From Japan

JAPS QUTLINE PLAN TO SETTLE GONTROVERS}   Will Bring Suit If Anti-Law Are Passed By Cali fornia.

JAPANESE ~ WANT TANGLE ~— STRAIGHENEL   California Anti-Jap Legisla tion Causes Concern  in Tokio.

Wants Negotiations With VU. 8. on Jap-American Questions —- May Sue  ee a ee

JAPS WILL SUE I ANTI Ril 1S PASSED   if California Enacts Legislation . Barring Immigrant Action Will Be Taken.

JNPS PLAN LEGHL ACTION 1 PREVENT CALIFORNIA EFFORT   Government Notified Unofftcially of Contemplated Action.—Matter’ Caused Surprise in Washington When COlyen Ont.

JAPS TELL US WHAT TO Dv. Want To: ‘enter, Américan Courts _ With Gricts.

JMPS. TO ASK COMMISSION 10 DECIDE (aul   PROBABLY WILL BEGIN LAW SUI IF CALIFORNIA ANTI-JAPA NESE ACT PASSES.

Japs To Ask U.S. Help In California   COMMISSION TO ARRANGE PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT TO BE SOUGHT.

JAPAN TO ASK FOR BOARD   Will Urge Washington to Appoint , Commission to Settic the Coast Question.

JAPANESE WILI ASK COMMISSION TO END SQUABBLE   To Apply To America For Board To Settle Old Dispute  May Bring Suit Against Call Lavnminan Panielatira

JAPAN TO FIGHT EXCLUSION LAWS   Will. Ask Americans to Appoint Committee to Iron Out International -Tangle? .

JAPANESE FIGHT EXGLUSION LAWS      May Bring Suit Agains! Californians.

PAID $29,000 BRIBE TO “KING” AGENT IS CHARGED   Builders’ Trust Inquiry Has Started in Manhattan and Three Indictments Found

HARDING, REPLIES TO WILSON APPEAL FOR WORLD LEAGUE   Article Ten Bears the Brunt of Attack by Republican Nominee.   OBLIGATION IS ABSOLUTE AND UNQUALIFIED, HE SAY‘   Whenever Certain Specified Circumstances Arose Over Only Choice Would be Be. tween War or _ Dishonor Other Features Assailed.

————————_— ee rt—i‘( ile  HARDING ATTACK STAND OF WILSON ON ARTICLE TEN   DECLARES COVENANT TAKES KFKOM CONGRESS POWER TO DECLARE WAR.   “OBLIGATION 1S ABSOLUTE   Once Taken, Republican Candidat Says Nation Must Either Keep Promise or “Sneak Out  o

HARDING REPLIES 10 WILSON'S - oan ~ APPEALFOR LEAGUE'OE NATION   Republican. Presidential Candidate Pronounces Obligations of Article Ten so Clear and Unmistakable That . Congress Would Be Obliged to Fulfill Them or Bring Dishonor on the Nation.

HARDING. REPLIES 70. PRESIDENT’S ~ APPEAL TO VOTER!   Declares Congress Would Be  Compelled to Fulfill Obliga tions of Article. Ten

CARRIES WAR ON LEAGUE INTO WEST   Entire World Federation Scherg : Not ‘Worth Coutinental,” Says Nominee.

SEN. HARDING: SAYS (THE LEAGUE'S NOT WORTH CONTINENTAI   Déclaration Is Made in Speect Delivered -at Convention Hall in Kansac ity.   OVERLOOKS SETTLEMENT OF THE RECENT DIGPIrRe   Jacob. L. Babler: Accompaniec Nominee in Trip: Through : -Missouri Friday,

REPUBLICAN ° REPLIES TD. WILSON PLEA   Harding Closes Day of Mi tant Campaigning Against ~~. Covenant.   ANSWERS. APPEAL FOR “SUPPORT “OF LEAGUI      Article Tex Bears Brunt’ 0 Candidate’s: Attack’ in Address at Kansas — City

WAR IN ART. TEN SAYS HARDING   MOST DANGEROUS PROPOSITION PRESENTED TO AMERICAN PEOPLE, HE SAYS

WAR OR BISHONOR ONLY CHCICE IN LEAGUE, HARBING   Republican Nominee Spends Day in Militant Drive against Wilson’s Paris Covenant.   ANSWERS PRESIDENT   Declares Obligations in Article 10 Are Unqualified—-Scheme Termed Military Alliance,   AGAIN REJECTS LEAGUE   Promises that as President He Will Never Submit'to Anything Like Article 10.

“NOT WORTH A CONTINENTAL’   Senator Harding Says League is “Mili. taristic Alliance” and’ Worthtcss in Actual Operation

LEAGUE 1S RAPPER AGAIN BY HARDING   G. Oo. P. CANDIDATE FINTSHES DAY OF MILITANT CAMPAIGNING AT KANSAS CITY,

MEA IEE   HE REPLIES TC PRESIDENT      DECLARES WE’D HAVE TO ENTER EUROPE WARS, IF THEY CAME.

HARDING STILL HARPS ON TH PEACE LEARUE   HE REPLIES ‘TO PRESIDENT      DECLARES WE'D RAVE 10 ENTER EUROPE WARS, iF THEY CAHE.

LEADERS READY FOR OPENING DAY   Discussion of Candidate Brings  Out Possibility of “Big.  Three.”’ ,

McAdoo, Palmer, Cox Appear to he Possible Line-Up at the Democratic Convention   BRYAN UNKNOWN FACTOR [IN SITUATION AT FRISCO

MPADOG MOST FAVORED CANDIDATE: AS RESULT OF NEWDEVELOPMENTS   Fight Over Chairmanship of Resolutions Committee Ine vitable, With Prohibition Question Looming Larger in Range of Trouble Makers for Convention. 

SITUATIONS AKINTOG.0.P. ~ OPENING FIGHT   Gov. PALMER ANDO M’ADOO FORK “PUZZLING TRIANGLE AS BIG SHOW STARTS

DELEGATES READY FOR BIG BATTLE   McADOO BOOMED   Little More is Heard of Gov. Cox, Although Situation is Stil Compley.

STAGE SET FOR ~~ CONVENTION   Delegates Ready for Big Fight Over Platform and Candidates

TE enocume coNvENTO      Délegates and Leaders Prepared For. a Fight Over Candidates  in and. Platforii®—McAdoo Boom Still Attracting ‘Attention  Te —Most Anything Liable to >. Happen in Way. of “Nomina. ” Bane

DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE BIG THREE ON FIRST BALLOI   McAdoo, Cox, Palmer Dark Horses In Leash; Eyes On Dry Fight.

M’ADOO’S FRIENDS — MORE CONFIDENT   Supporters Satisfied He Will B Nominee Following Statement  That He Would Accept.

FIVE DIE WHEN FIRE DESTROYS 60 BUNK SHACKS   SEARCH BEING MADE FOR BODIES OF TWO OTHERS BELIEVED:- IN RUINS   200 MADE HOMELESS IN STEEL DISTRICT   Employes of Clairton Plant Forced Out of Homes By Early Morn ing Fire Today.

FIVE DEAD IN FIRE,   Bunk Houses of Carnegie Steel Plant Destroyed.

FIVE MEN PERISHED IN FIRE NEAR PITTSBURG   Fifteen One-story Frame Build ings Destroyed by Fire Early Today.

MOB RUSHES REICHSTAG; MANY KILLED IN MELEE; EXREMISTS. PROTEST NEW INDUSTRIAL BIL!   Noske Named Commander-in-chief for Greater Berlin; Barbed Wire Cordon Thrown up; Guards on Duty Are Strongly  PR ainfnrran -

CROWDSSTORM REICHSTAG, CHEER SOVIET   Many Are Killed as 40,000 in Mob Carry the Red Flag   lopy “DOWN WITH NOSKE”   \wartial Law Except in Bavaria, Saxony and Wuerttenhere

First Work to be at Mar. seilles and Starved Rock   PROJECT AGITATED ONE HUNDRED YEAR:

CURRENT LEAKS FROM THE BIG  CIRCUIT   NEXT MONTH WILL  SEE DIRT FLY ON STATE WATEPWAY

LOWER MEAT PREDICTED.   American lestitute of Packers Fx Piajas Ieanonn for Futare Drtep in Prices.

LOWER PRICES ~ 186600 NEWS   Predicted by the: ‘Amercian. Institute of Meat: Packers,

Lower Meat Prices Forecasted By Packer:   Resumption of Pre-War Meat Indust: ries In Europe Will Have An Effect On Local Supply.

LOWER PORK PRICES AGAIN PROMISED   MEAT PACKERS’ INSTITUTE AT “CHICAGO DECLARES PRICE IS SURE TO DROP

MEAT PACKERS PREDICT LOWER MEAT PRICES SOON   Uncertainty of Foreign Exchang Expected Have Influence Upon American Market.

BOQUYEAR TO FLOAT BIG LOEN   Will Put Mortgage of $30,000,000 On Plant To Finance New Business Program.

FERRIS VICTORY IS CONCEDED BY GORE   DEFEATED U.S. SENATOR SAYS HE “RAN HANDICAP RACE AND LOST."

GORE CONCEDES HIS DEFEAT BY FERRIS   Lead Is Brought Down To Twenty. Six Thousand But Only  Few Precincts Lacking

a, _ ae ORVILLE HALSTEAD   Awaiting Sentence at  HBloomingtor For Assault On Aged Man

HELPS FARMERS BUY LAND  Kansas Legislature Is Told of California Tenantry © Svstem ,

RSRsR4R WD ER PAANIVEAELIND DV I LAIN  Kansas Legislature Is Told of California Tenantry System

LOANS MADE TO RAILWAYS FOR NEW IMPROVEMENT:   Total of More Than $22,000,000 Certified to Secretary of the Treasury.

NEW LOANS APPROVED.   Interstate Commerce Commis~ sion’s Action’ Insures-$17,022,373 For Cerriets:

J.C. 0. APPROVES NEW RAIL LOANS   SEVENTEEN MILLBON DOLLARS ADVANCED TRANSPORTA. TION SYSTEMS,

‘Interstate Commerce Comm tesion Agrees to Payment From Rewvolwing Fund.

FEDERAL LQANS ARE i MADE TORAILROADS   COMMISSION GRANTS FUNDS TO BUY ROLLING STOCK AND TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.

B17, 002.275 MORE IS LOANED TO RAILROADS   TEXAS LINE IS AWARDED $135, 000 FOR RECONSTRUCTION PURPOSES. ‘

LOANS TOTALING MILLIONS MADE TO RAIL LINES   interstate Commerce Lommission Approves Financial Aid for Railroads Out of the Revolving Fund.

f WORLD CONDITIONS   <AVAL SBKCRETARY = DANIELS SAYS THEY MAVE SOUGHT TO HOLD UP LEGISLATION

f.0.P. APPEALS TO DISLOYAL IN ~SELESH BATTLE   PARTY IS ABOVE COUNTRY   DANIELS DECLARES (IT IS ANYTHING TO WIN, WITH G. O. P.

FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES URGED FOR RAILROADS   Judge Anderson Says Scheme of Wages Regardless fo Local Living Conditions, Is Abused and  a Menace.

Trealy Was Seven Vote: Short of Necessary Twe Thirds--21 Democrats Voted for It

PEACETREATY  ISNOW UP TO PRES. WILSON       Senate Again Failed To Ratify It and§ It To the Chief Executive By a of 47 to 37.  What He Will Do With It Is Unkno Dakuews, Bat He Cai and Start Negotiations With Germany for R  Han af a State af Peace

Senate Washes Its Hands of Document, Refusing It by Vote of 49 to 37   ,EFERENDUM REGARDED PRACTICAL CERTAINTY   FORS OF TREATY AND WILSON ALREADY ON THE STUMP IW CAMPAIGN AGAINST RATIe FICATION, Nee

Note Was 49 to 35 Which Was Not th _ the TweThieds Majority . Necessary   QUEST! 10N 1S “WHAT . > WILL THE PRESIDENT DO?"   ‘Expected that He Will) Make th Treaty an Issue in Coming Presidential Campaica

PEACE PACT FAILS IN SENATE: ~~ AWAITS ACTION BY. PRESIDENT   Ratification With Reservations Refused by Vote. of ae to 35—Expected That Wilson Will Strive to. Make Ratification an Issue in This .  -Year’s Presidential . Campaign.

WILSON TACING. THREE. COURSFS. ON THE TREATY   Can Return it To Senate, Go Into Campaign Or Negotiate Separate Peace   RACE. ALREADY TO “GET PEOPLE'S EAR

PEACE TREATY IS NOW UP TO WILSON; THREE COURSES OPEN   QUESTION NOW IS WHAT PRESIDENTS NENT MOVE, WILL BE.

SENATE WASHES HANDS OF TREAT   What Will Wilson Do Is Big Question; Senate Returns Pact to President With Word That it Could Not Ratify it: Vote Is 47 to 37.

SENATE VOTE THROWS TREATY IN CAMPAIGN AS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Wee RS na Bo ye  PEACE PACT IS NOW UP TO THE PRESIDENT. AND IT IS. THE OPIN ‘ION OF LEADERS THAT IT WILL GO INTO THE CAMPAIGN—SEN ATE VOTE. SENDING TREATY TO. PRESIDENT WAS, 49 TO 35.

SENATE WASHED HANDS OF TREATY   WHAT WILL WILSON DO WITH THE TREATY 18 THE PARAMOUNT INTEREST OF DAY.   MAY BE A BK ISSUE

REATY UP TO RSIDENT FOR WITHER ACTION   nate Votes Down Ratifieation Friday By 49 For To 35 Against   Y RETURN PACT 10 SENATE AGAIN   » May Decide To Negotiat Direct Peace With Government Of Germany

TREATY IS BEATEN ON FINAL VOTE AND WILL BE A CAMPAIGK ISSUI      Opposing Sides See No Hope of Any Set tlement and Matter Is Sent Back to President for Disposal

PEACE TREATY = IS NOW UP TO PRES, WILSON   Consensus of Opinion Is He Will Ask , tho Democrats to Make This the . y. Paramount Issue in Next  pessg, Campaign.

WILSON'S COURSE: [0 NOW WATCHED   President Expected to Carry Fight to American People in Nationai Campaign.   SENATE REFUSES TO RATIFY   Whatever Action is Taken is Expected to Result in Another Long Debate.

SENATORS CEASE THEIR BATTL! AND TELL WULSON, ‘PHAT IP IS NOW. UP TO HIM   Leaders Wetieve President Wil Rete: Mntire Controversy to the Vot--.  ers and Bitter Cam- 7 ‘ paign is Antici- {4  pated Ae

PARTIES MAY SPLIT ON PEACE TREATY   HARD FIGHT- LOOMS   BOTH NATIONAL CONVENTION: PROMISE BIG FIGHTS— TREATY IS BACK IN PRESIDENT’S HANDS

WILGUN HAD THREE WAY bUUROE OPEN TO HANDLE THE REJECTED PROTOCOL   Can Send it Back To Senate, Hand It Te People in Referendum or Open New  - * . WN aantiatianc

DATA ON PROFITS OF CORPORATIONS WILL RE LEARNED   SENATE TO: TAKE UP MATTER   PROFITEERI NG DISCUSSED VESTERDAY IN BOTH THE HOUSES

SENATE WILL ACT ON BILL AIMED AT “COUGERS’ TODA)   Measure Calling for Corpora tion Income and Excess Profit Tax Returns Like ly to Pass, Is Belief.

SENATE TAKES RAP AT THE PROFITEERS   Corporations io Be Asked t Report on Incomes and Excess Profits

SENATE MAY INVESTIGATE FARNINGS OF DRIFITEERS   Senator Harris Launches a Move to Call for Corporation Income and Excess Profit Tay Returns.   RESOLUTION WILL BE CALLED UP SATURDAY   Bill Is Introduced to Prohibit Federal Reserve Banks Renewing Loans or ReDiscounting Notes.

INCOME RETURNS QUE FOR DEBATE   Georgia Senator Succeeds in - Havirig: Republicans Agree. to Probe Resolution

Resolution Calling for Income _ and Excess Profits Tax Returns to be Presented.   LODGE SEES NO REASON WHY IT SHOULD NOT PASS   Kill te Prohibit Pederal Reserve Banks Renewing Loans on or Re. discounting Commodity Notes Draits or Bills Introduced to Force Hoarded Commodities on Warket,

SENATE MAY CALL FOR CORPORATION RETURNS   Harris Resolution Would Provide fo: Income and Excess Profits Fieures.

SENATORS ON TRAIL OF THE PROFITEERS   HOUSE ALSO BECAME ACTIVE   NATIONAL PLANT DEPLETION

RYAN WOULD LEAVE OUR DEAD IN FRANCE   “Ghastly Errors” Wobld Result

WOULDN’T MOVE DEAD   Maj. Gen, O'Ryan Says it Would  Cause Many Ghastiy lerrars.

FRENCH CHAMP LOSES ~ ——_GONFIDENGE IN-GLATK   Idol of French Music Halk Admits Chadée “at “Title for American Chorus Girl.   SPECIFICATIONS °° ‘DIFFER

“Zee Prettiest — Limbs Iss Open To Competition’   “No, I Will Not Say I Have - Zee Best,” Concedes Dim. ple-Kneed Little French  RIN Ce pence

FRENCH GIRL ~ WITH “MILLION DOLLAR LEGS’   Mademoisclie Andre Spinelli, Said 1 *“Jlave “Most Shapely Limbs. ia the World? Arrives.

Plan Is Outlined in. Senate for Creating New Political Party   Senator France of Maryland, Declaring Both Democratic and Republican Parties Are Decadent, Gives Platform for New Organization Called “Republican Liberals.” Repeal of Prohibition Law Principal Plank

MORE LIBERTY 18 KEYNOTEOF ANEW POLITICAL PARTY   SENATOR PRANCE OUTLINES THY POLICIES OF NEW ¢RIEPUBLICAN LIBERALS” PARTY   PROHIBITION -OPPOSED   Repe: al of Dry Law is One of Party's Principle Planks——-Hit at Pow. er Lodged in President —Want Cheaper Government

Sen. France Wants New Party Formed   Says Both Old Parties are Decadent Abolish Prohibition Chief Plank

FRANCE OUTLINES MODEL PARTY   Maryland Senator Would Restore American Liherty

SAYS BOTH PARTIES ARE DECADENT   Senator France of Maryland, to Star New Party Pledged ‘to Repeal Prohibition.

SENATOR WANTS “WET” COUNTRY   Proposes to Organize the “Republican Liberals” and Repeal the   mammal  18TH AMENDMENT  To the Constitution—Marvland Senator Makes a Qneaech an Viewec

REVISION OF TREATY HELD GERMAN NEED   Chamber of Commerce of Ham burg Says Progress Depends Upon it   HOLDS U. 8. IS STRONG    Country Is in Favorable Position to Gain Foreign  Trade

DISASTROUS YEAR FOR GERMANY’S COMMERCE   Revision Of Treaty Necessary For Return To Normal Eco nomic Condition

GERMMANY'S FORELGH TRADE 1S SUFFERING   WARNING AGAINST ACCEPT. ING FOREIGN CREDITS IS ISSUED...

MANY DOORS CLOSED TO FOREIGN TRADE OF GERMANS; NEED TREATY REVISION TO RECOUP IT, ASSER]   Commerce With South America Is Virtually Halted, Chamber of Commerce Reports; U. S. Is Said to Be in a Remarkable Position to Develop Its World Business.

GERMAN FOREIGN TRADE RELATIONS   Suffered Disastrously During 1920,

HUNTERS HAD SUCCESS.   Sharpsville People Report Threc Dec: Killed,

COVERNOR TO TAKE REST   Planning Tour Following His Retire. ment Frem The Executive  ae

“CAP” ALL READY FOR NEW REVOLT   ANNOUNCES HE WILL TAKE CHARGE OF LAKE MICHIGAN “DEESTRIK:” WARNS: BRESIDERT

STREETER ~ TOPREEMPT LAKE DIST.   THE “CAPT CALLS FOR WELD TO TARE “LAKE MICHIGAN DISTRICT” SEPT. 6   WAS BEEN- EN A SQUABSLE WITH AUTHORITITES OVER THIS LAND FOR 20 YEARS

\MERICANS READY TO LEAVE.   Persons in Warsaw Prepare for Attack wm byvy Be@iahevik.

MERICANS “READY TO LEAVE      Persone in Warsaw Prepare for Autach wg by Bolebevil

WOMAN TRAMPLED TO DEATH BY COW   MRS. NANCY RUSSELL, 87, & KILLED NEAR STOCKWELL —SON FINDS BODY

100 DELEGATES AT THE LEAGUE ~ OF NATIONS MEE]   sATHER AT NEW HOME IN GENEVA AMID RINGING OF BELLS   ‘orty-Two States and Half World’s Population Are Repre sented—Flags of . Every: Nation were Displayed

LEAGUE GOES. INTO SESSION AT ~ GENEVA TANAY   Gfeat Gathering On Hand as Important Conference Gets Under Way

LEAGUE NATIONS "NOW. IN SESSION   120 COUNTRIES SEND  DELEGATES. UNITED STATES HAS NONE, NOP BEING MEMBER

LEAGUE ASSEM'LY * MET IN GENEVA   Delegates of 42 States, Representing Over Mulf cf World's Popwla tion In the Hall.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MET YESTERDAY   DELEGATES PROM FORTY-TWO NATIONS WERE IN ATTENA Ding b

Fifty-Five Nations Represented At Geneva Session; Many Problems To Be Given Consideration

Delegates to League Conference Express Hope That Amerioa Will loin.   COVENANT NOT PERFECT   Possibility of Amendment and Improvement Is Admitted by Belgian.

LEAGUE IS MEETING   NATIONS ASSEMBLY OPENED AT 11 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING   Serbian Banner Is Mistaken For That Of United States

ASSEMBLY  OF LEAGUE CANVENFS   100 Delegates Attenc Opening Session   es  Flags of Most Nations Are Displayed

FIRST MEETING OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS CONVENES AT GENEVA: 100 DELEGATES

FIO! MEET  UF ALLIANCE IN PROGRESS   Conference of Nations Opens at Geneva with Policies of Nations Well Outlined. 7

BELIEVES WAYWARD GIRLS HAVE 3 AGES   Lindsley Says Stage of Devel: opment Important Factor.

HAS UNIQUE METHOD FOR WAYWARD CIRL>   Judge Lindsey Submits Them to Newly Devised Test.

IRISH PLATFORM PLANK RESTRICTED TO EXPRESSION OF NATION’S SYMPATHY

UNITED STATES DOES NOT APPROVE OCCUPATION OF CITIES ON THE RHINE

U. S. IS NOT IN ACCORD WITH FRENCH VIEWS   SERMAN GOVERNMENT INFORMEI BY AMERICAN MEMBER OF RHINELAND COMMISSION   Ypposition To Marshal Foch’s Move. Is Stiffening and An Appeal Was Made For Prolongation of Agreement of Last August Which Expires April 10.

nee seemed By CARL D. GROAT, “QUWulted Press Statt Correspondent.)

HARDING GIVEN SUPPORT OF OLD UARD-FOR NOMINATION   Wood and Lowden: Believed: to Have Disfavor of Group Who Hold: Cue: ‘tothe Deadlock—lohn- = son. is Dead-as:a: -Possibility—May Take”  Up Lowden and: ‘Defy Johnson.

SENATORS PLAN  TO LEND AID TO OHIO CANDIDATE         Wood Clings to Original Claims ant Shows Slight Gain—Johnson Holds Key to Nomination   Matron And Fair Coed  Lose Way In Darkness; Searchers Called Out

WOOD WANTS BIG NAVY BUT A SMALLER ARMY   [ARMY CANDIDATE FOR PRESI DENT ASSERTS NAVY IS VERY ACTIVE FORCE TO KEEP PEACE.

NEED GOOD NAVY ~ SAYS GEN. WOOD    ARMY IS BIG ENOUGH HE DE  CLARED BUT FAVORS GROWTH  OF THE U. S. NAVY

GEK. WOOD ADVOCATES A FIRST CLASS HAY!   Army Commandcr Declare: Powerful Navy and Merchant Marine Necessary.   IS NOT FOR A BIG ARMY

MUST ENFORCE ORDER, ° SAYS LLOYD GEGRGE   The English Premier Speaks or Reprisals in !reland and the Sinn Fein.

AlGALS ON IRELAND BACKED PRY PR   Says Police Do Not Bomb Houses and Kill Without Provocation, and Declares Land Tyrannized.   “IF WAR IT MUST ~ BE ON BOTH SIDES”   Fears That if Dominion Ruk Were Granted, Conscrip tion in England Would Fol low Necessarily.

IRELAND [a GRITICISED ~ BY PREMIER   Lloyd Gearge Declares Police Would Not Shoot and Burn Without Provocation.   ‘FEARS IRISH ARMY UNDER HOME RULE   Part of Cork City Hall De. stroyed By Bombs; Department Books Lost.

a PORTALS OF COUNTY JAN   Five Thousand Men in Chicago - Street Cleaning Department Quit Work. When “Big Hm"  ~ Murphy Gives the Order.

0.000 OF CHICAGO'S STREET CLEANERS QUIT   Teamsters Recently Raised to $10 a Day Ask for $11,

MAYOR 3. SMITH WILL SEEK   Re-appointment Of Old * Health Board _-

Irish Officers Held Ags Hostages Will Be ‘ Executed t.   DE VALERA TALE

Irish Officers Held As Hostages Will Be , Executed x.   DE VALERA TALE   a. aw ewe eS eee ican re OVE EE  Said He Is at Sea and Will Soon Land in Europe 4  ae Bot

LIES REMOVE BLOCKADE Ot RUSSIAN PORT   Action of Allies Is Regarded as Direct About-Face From Former Policy   RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT LIKELY TO BE IGNORED   RUMORS OF ALLIED MILITARY ACTION AGAINST BOLSHE: VIKI IN RUSSIA PATE Te DEVELOP.

NEW RUSSIAN POLICY ADOPTED BY ALLIES   Suprethe Court Announces Officially That Blockade Against Bolshe. viks Will be Lifted and

ALLIES ADOPT NEW POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA   Supreme Council Lifts Blockade and Permits Importation of Some Articles.

ALLIES ADUPT NEW ALTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA   INSTEAD OF INCREASING PRES SURE ON RUSSLA PREME COUNCIL LIFTS BLOUCLADE.      WITHDRAW U. S. TROOPS   < Washington Officials Believe Allies Will Adept a Purely Defensive Position Against [hussia —lignore the Government.

CHANGE Ih ATTITUDE  IOWARL NATION   Co-operative Societies To Get Facilities To Buy Many Products   RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT IGNORED, NOW BELIEF   Some Think Action Taken  To Divorce People from  Radical Leaders

HARDING SENDS. MESSAGE OF THANKS. TO: GOV. GOX “AUT RESERVES DEGISIO   Acknowledges Offer Of Former Opponent. To ae Republi. can To Succeed Him. In Senate

Reserves Decision on Resignation—President-Elect Busy With Accumulated Mail and Routine Business.

PRESIDENT-ELECT IS NOW BUSY MAN   GOVERNOR COX THANKED, FOR RECENT OFFER TO APPOINT REPUBLICAN,

SEN. HARDING WORKS ON CORRESPONDENCE   President-Elect Thanks Gov. Cox For Offer but Reserves Resignation Decision.

UNANSWERED MAIL KEEPS HARDING OFF THE GOLF COURSE   hee Resists Temptation and Remains on the Job   REPLIES TO.  GOVERNOR COX

HARDING WORKS OVERTIME ON HIS CORRESPONDENCE  Answers Cox’s Offer to  Appoint G. OJ P. Senator.

Prepare to Penetrate Farther Into Ruhr District if Necessary.   GERMAN RROTEST WILL ENT OTHER ALLIES   Mueller Cabinet _ Considers Situation—People Sullen ; but Obev French,

Prosecuting’ ‘Att ney Says tion is Broug h One for Expeling Meri ar of “Badinal Orqanizatinn ©         CLAIMS ENTIRE CREDIT  FOR COUNTY CLEAN- UP   Prospective. Jurymen of. ‘New - Venire of One’ ‘Hundred Reporting. to Court; One De . fendant in Box

AEBELD HOLD CITIES   MEXICAN CAPITAL. VERA CRUZ AND TAMPICO TAKEN OVER,   Villa Gives His Bandits to Revolu. tiotists acd Cartaiza Disappears,

REBELS HOLD CITIES   MEXIUAN CAPITAL, VERA Chu: AND: TAMPICO TAKEN OVER.       sto Revoluanza Idsappears. 

TYRRELL MAY SUCCEED GREY   Sir William Most Likely Candidate for Ambassador to the VU. S., Lon. don Reports.

CITY OF LINCOLN AWAKENS   ENT ORCING LONG FORGOTTEN MOSS-COVERZD LAWS.   If Grocers De Not Like One of Thes Laws, They May Vieve Over West of Fourth Stree.

CITY OF LINCOLN AWAKENS      MENTORCING LONG FORGOTTEN i WOSS-COVERRO LAWS.   If Grecers De Nei Like Une vf These Laws, hey May Move Over Weeat of Fourth Street,

MANY NEW YORKERS. MAY: NOWAMAKE NIGHTLY TAS: TO CUBAN POINTS AND RETURN OW THESE SHIPS

Sa Ta ee  MILWAUKEE MEN TO OPERATE WET ' BOATS TO CUBA   Will Have “Old Fashioned’ Bar, With Brass and  me  BM eR tees eet «eg oe nge hm

a a  PUT BAR ON SOUTH HAVEN   Old Chicago Steamer Is Being Re fitted With Mahogany for Cuban Trade.

WILL CATER TO - BIG “THIRSTS’   New Steamer Line Is To Haul “Dry” Contingent to Havana and Back.   CUBA THE OASIS OF THE WEST

Milwaukee Interests Planning To Operate Fast Fleet Between Southern Ports and Havare3.

WANT A DRINK? GO TO SE   New Vessel Will Have Mahogany Far and Brass Rail.

BRITISH ARMY TO BE 300,000   Believed This Will Be Agreed On as Standing Force, Says the London Daily Mail.

FIFE «WIPES QUT VILLAGE   Goddard, Kansas, Loss is Estimated at S75.005.

FIRE HITS GODDARD, KAN.   Six Business Houses Destroyed— Damage $75,000.

LEGION URGES MEASURES FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS   National Commander Confers With Legislative Committce of Organization

To Urge Congress to Pass Legislation for Care of Maimed . Veterans

News of Ominous. Military, Moves in East Prussia Form ~ Background for Announcement of Polish Victory:

BUGGY UPSET; — AUTO WRECKEI   Auto Runs into Bugsy Driven By Ralph Mayberry, Scaring Team, Which Ran Away, Plunging [sto MeManigal Auto, -

FRANCE PREFERS COAL TO WAR CRIMINALS   Germany May Not Give Up Latter—Vo. Lersner Resigns, Returning List

GOAL FOR FRANCE NEED MORE THAN CULPRITS OF WAR   Press Comment, Public Stand Show Utmost Indifference Toward Extradition.   ECONOMIC REVIVAL HAS FIRST CLAIM ON INTEREST   Crimes Not Forgotten but Slov Peace Negotiations Have Helped Indifference.

FRENCH PAPERS SAY PUBLIC. 1 INDIFFERENT T0 EXTRADITION OF CAISER WILMELW BY THE ALLIES

FRENCH NOT EAGER FOR EXTRADITION   People Are Apathetic and Would Rather Have Their _ Indermnities.

PROBE COMMITTEE HEARS TESTIMONY OF NEWSPAPER MAN   SCRIPS DENIES GOVERNOR URGED DRAFT KXEMPTION FOR HIMSELF OR BROTHER.   RECORDS ARE EXAMINED   “Inquiry Into Alleged Travel at Goyernment Expense of Federal Employes to San Francisco Starts.

LAMPAIGN PROBERD (WESTION SCRIPPS   EDITOR OF NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE OF PROPAGANDA,

Gov. Cox Urged Scripps’ Son Bi  Draft Exempt       This. Charge Probed by Senate Committee: Claim Federal Employes Went to San Fran: cisco Convention at Government Expense, _

DEMOCRATIC ‘EVILS’ UNDER SENATE EYE   Investigating . Committee Hear:  Federal Employes Got Free  _ Trips.to Frisce Convention _

PAOBE ish      iE-ditor Declares Interest of Papers Entirely : Public. - a          SEND OUT SHEETS: OF. PROPAGANDA   Committee _In Investigates . Trip of Government». Eavnloves

SCRIPPS’ RING WITH COX FOR CAUSE, CHARGE:   SON EXEMPTED IN WAR TIME   GOV. COX HAD A HAND IN SECURING EXEMPTION IS STATEMENT.

OV. COX URGED EXEMPTION FOR CORIPPS, GLAM   Charges Being Investigated By Senate Committee Involve Publisher’s Son Who Disclaims Knowledge.

COX CHARGED WITH (ING EXEMPTION OF DRAFT DODGER   ‘ycmocratie Nominee <.id to Have Used In‘gence for Son of Newspaper Man.

RECORDS Ot TWO QEPARTMENTS   Committee Will Pursue Inquiry Into Travel to San Francisco at Public Expense of Federal Employes.

DENIES COX AIDED IN DRAFT EXEMPTIO}   Newspaper Chain Editor Says Candidate Did Net Use Influence in War Period.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES WENT TO SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION AT EXPENSE OF PUBLIC, LATEST CHARGE TO BE PROBED

JUST ROT SAYS SENATOR REED   : MISSOURIAN ( BIT DISGUSTED  WIT COX CHARGES,   DENIES A SENATE OLIGARCHY   NOTHING TO IT EVEN IF CowIne  FROW A CANDIDATE.   Cam paignu Egcpense Prebe Harts Back to Time of Sana Franciece Convention, and inierceting Light Is Shed.

SENATORS PROBE. OFIGAL TRP TO’ SIN FRENSCE   Inquiry Made Into Alleged Travel at Government Expense Democratic Convention.      PROBE ALL DEPARTMENTS:   Robert H. Scripps Denies i ernor Cox Was Interested Exempting Him from

INVESTIGATING   Gharge Governor Gax Urged Draft Exemption For One Of Scripps® Sons.   GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES ALSO BEING INVESTIGATED

UNSAVORY CHARGES OF MISUSE OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS TO BE INVESTIGATED BY COMMITTEE

FOLLOWING BRIEF ILLNESS.   Mrs. (. BE. MeNairy Died Thursday Atfterneon of Puralysis.

LOCAL WOMAN S IN WDC. OFFICE       Mrs. Carman Elected -by. -at State. Meeting in . ‘Baraboo.

ONE POUND OF SUGAR ADVISED AS ALLOTMENT   Present Situntiun in Likemed te  Fa     nine—Not Enough to Go Around?

COME TO SUDDEN CLOSE   Demands for Relief of Shortage and Prosecutions Made. in Senate >

CONFERENCE. OW: SUGAR ae l   FLOUR MOUNTS TO PRICE EVER KNOWN 1) “NEAPOLIS MARKE

SUDDEN END COMES   Of the Conference Between Govern ment and Refiners.

SUGAR CONFAB SOURS QUITEE:   WASHINGTON CONFERENCE WIT?! REFINERS BREAKS UP AFTER BRIEF SESSION

SUGAR PROBLER IS UNSETTLED AT CONFERENCE   Government Agents May Issue Statement On Whole Sugar Question.

BELGIAN TAKES HIS REVENGE ON -: GERMAN ERVO}   Tired of. Waiting for Alfies te Act He Settles Matter  sLUteacal fe

“GETS REVENGE.    Belgian Assaults German = Wha ' Leote’ His Chateau. ‘s

BIG BOYS’ CLUB ORGANIZED IN NEW YORK CIT’   Club Taught East Side Gam ins How to Be Happy é.d Also Clean.

GREATEST BOYS’ CLUB IN WORLD   CLUB SUGGESTED By THU LATE BE. HW, HARRIMAN   SEVEN THOUSAND IN CLUB   An Incident, Prompting the Organtzr tlon of tho Club——The Clit Ha:  Growa and Grown,

FOOTPRINTS OF ONE GREAT MAN STILL {8 FOUND IMPRESSED ON THE SANDS OF TIME   “BOXYS’ CLUB FOUNDED BY HARRIMAN, THE RAILWAY. KING, ONE OF THE PLEASING FEATURES EAST SIDE

ICALL GENERAL STRIKE  IN WELSH COAL FIELD   Forty-five Thousand Miners Quit Work Eecause of Discharge of Eleven Called Idlers on

ENGLISH MINERS DECLARE STRIKE   General Walkout Occurs in Rhonda Field. .

HOUSTON 10 KEEP GLASS’ OFFICIALS   First Official Aet Will Be Ts Tell Exeentives They Will Stay

HOUSTON 1S. MADE NEW. SECRETARY OF THE. TREASURY   First Move Will Be Assur: ance of No Changes_in Personnel.   MEREDITH GETS BERTH   iowa Editor and Financier Nominated Secretary of Agriculture. o

PLANE FALL KILLS THREE   Commercial Airplane Catches and Drop Kills Pilot anv  nr...

3 DEAD IN FALL OF SHOW ‘PLANE   First Commercial Aero Accident it Kansas Costs Lives of Teacher, Child and Skipper

Commercial Airplane Catches Vire and Drop Kills Pilot and Paxse a cers.

SQUL UPLIFT DEPENDS ON ALCOHOLIC KICK      At Least. That Is What the Ger man-Japaneses Poet Tells Greenwich Villagers.

INSPIRATION CAME FROM DRINK   Hartniimn Deelares Prohibition Wil  Reprive Work? of Art and Song,

UPLIFT OF SOUL REQUIRES ‘KICK   fierman-Japanese Poet Tells Story Of Men With Whom He Has Imbiled

TARIFF REVISION SLOW.   Will Net Be Accomplished Until Sev. eral Months After Harding Goes in,

CONGRESS WILL REVISE TARIFF   Will Not Be Accomplished For Sev. eral Months His Expected

BIG QUESTIONS FOR CONERESS   BUSINESS DEPRESSION WILL BE CONSIDERED AT DECEMBER MEETING

TARIET REVISION BG SUBIECT FR ‘NEXT CONGRESS   Tax Burdens Are Such That) lmine defate Action Must Be      SOME ADVOCATE REVISION OF ALL rARIFF LAWS   - on ihe Reve a the Comian,  Amendments May BE nue Laws Eariy Ing Se

Republicans Must Decide i “Temporary Relief” on Tax  Measures Possible.   PENROSE FAVORS FINAL BILLS, NOT TEMPORARY

A COMPLETE REVISION OF REV. ENUK MEASURES. BEING Cc ONSIDERED BY CONGRESSMEN   MAY BE LONG DELAY   Relict From Some of the War Ta Burdens May Not Be Secured Refére Next Spring, According  to the Opinion of Some Lenders.

TARIFF CHANGE 1S BIG PROBLEM   Months Must Elapse Before Complete Revision Can Be . Effected is Belief.   CHANGES ARE DEMANDED

Republican Congress Faces Bi Problem in Revision of Present Laws.   WILL GET EARLY START   Demand for Amendments te Luxury Taxes Is Growing Stronger Daily.

Agrees to Admit Switzerland as Original Member, Accepting Government's Refusal to Par. ticipate in Any Military Op. erations-—To Study Interna. tional Exchange.

SWITZERLAND IN WITH RESERVATIONS   Council of League of Nations Concludes Sessions---Next Meeting is Fixed for March 16 at Rome.

SUPREME COURT ASKED 10 Rush CASE FROM GHID   State Asks Decision in Case Testing The Validity of Dry Amendment. :   Woman Suffrage Also included In Case

DISSENSION AMONG LEAGUE ELEMENTS   COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY ON VERGE OF SERIOUS DIS8PUTE, INDICATED   Higher Body of the League May Insist On Not Indorsing Act ion of Assembly On the Use of Force.

ARMENIA CLASH PA ES SSIES   Question of Relation cf Assem bly and Council to League  Undecided.   PASS INTERVENTION BILL

Assembly Action Brings Up Question of Their Respective Powers.   CECIL RAPS COUNCII   Declares Efforts Have Beer Futile in Everything Thus Far Attempted.

League o£. ‘Nations Bodies: Are “Not. in “Accord on Handling Armenian Situation.

MAY HAVE TROUBLE ON ARMENIAN PLAN   Some Prespect of a Clash Between Assembly and Council of the League of Nations

FEAR A CLASH OF THE COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY   Question of ‘Intervention In Armenia Makes Break Seem Imminent.   REVISION QUESTION BROUGHT UP AGAIN

A CLASH IN SIGHT   it May Come Betweea Council” and “Assembly” of League,   {TS ARMENIAN INTERVENTION   That the Subject That May Test Which Body is the More Pow. erin? One,

CLASH BETWEEN BODIES LIKELY   Relative Powers of Council and Assembly.   VIVIAN] RESOLUTION PROVOKES QUESTION   Subject of Aiding Armeniz - Discussed.

LEAGUE STRONG FOR ARMENIA   Clash Between Council and Assembly League of Nations in Evidence.

ASSEMBLY AND COUNCIL TILT ~ (WER ARMENIA   Question of Carrying Ou Resolution -for Interven- -. tion Causes Interest:   COMMITTEE NAMED TO. «. - LOOK INTO SITUATION   Clash to Came If Counsel: so fuses to Carry’Out Body’s = > Determination: ;

CLASH IMMINENT “BETWEEN COUNCIL “AND ASSEMBLY OF  LEACUE WATIONS   Problem of Intervention in the Armenian Situation . May Lead to Rupture   Between Delegations   NOTHING IN LINE -OF SENSATION TODAY   RESOLUTIONS OF INNOCUOUS CHARACTER MARK MORNING'S ‘SESSION WHILE POSSIBILI TLES FILL THE AIR

ARMENIA MAY BE CAUSE OF TROUBLI   CHAIRMAN PICKS COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE INTO DETAILS OF EVENTUAL INTERVENTION ‘BY THE LEAGUE.

INTERVENTION IN ARMENIA CAUSES LEAGUE GLASH   Assembly and Council at Odds Over Respective Authority.

MAY GLASH OVER THE ARNENIANS   Split Between League Assembly and Council Looms With Intervention Proposal.   German Protest Against Apportioning Mandates Tabled Until Wednesday Session.

ARMENIAN MATTER CAUSES ARGUMENT IN LEAGUE SESSION   Clash Between Council and As sembly Looms Today As Ar menian Intervention Is Up.   REVISION BEING DiSCUSSED   Holland Delegate Continues t Press for Change in Phrasing of Article Eighteen

COUNCIL IGNORES ASSEMBLY DEMAND TQ HELP ARMENIA      Cecil and Viviani Among ihe ' Notables, Selected ‘to Push. Armenian Iniervention      BIG POWERS PAY NO HEED TO ARMEKIAN RESOLUTION   May Precipitate Test as to Re ‘spective Powers of Two Housed

COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE,CLASH   Differences Over Powers Expected to Cause Clash at Genoa,

CLASH POSSIBLE IK LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Council and Assembly May Disagree Upon Plans for Carrying Out Proposed Intervention in Armenia.   MAKEUP OF COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED BY CHAIRMAN   Lord Robert Cecil Chosen tc Head Important Body Tha Will Examine Into Detail: of League’s PJan.

Armenia Has League Near Sharp Clash   RELATIONS OF COUNCII AND ASSEMBLY MAY BE TESTED.

COUNCIL AND ASSEMBLY ARE ON VERGE OF CLASH   Question of Intervention in Ar menia Threatens to Cause Trouble. +

ARMENIAN QUESTION. EXPECTED ~ JO CAUSE CLASH IN ASSEMBLY   Council Fails To Take: Action. On Resolution’ OF .~ Assembly For “Intervention; Determination Of “Relations Of Council and Assembly To.. Be ” Made: Covenant Revision  nsidered; ~~.            "M siser Must Have Ailled. Consent

EACH NOT SETTLED   Refusal of Council to Approve Decision of Assembly to Send Troops to Armenia Is Now Regarded as Possibility.

LEAWUE BODIES HAVE: A CL ist   Powers of Two Bodies Brought Int , Question-—Balfour Ia os No Hurry

ERGUE TO BAFFLE WAR SCHEMES tia MIX WITH ITSELF   Council.and Assembly Clash or Armenian Action Possibie Qver Day’s Delay.   COUNCIL FAILS TO ACT ON VIVIAN] RESOLUTION   Status of Two Divisions Maj Become Most Important ‘Question of Meeting.

CLASH PREDICTED IN LEAGUE OVER: ARMENTAN AID   Councit and Assembly to Disagree Over Policy of In Re Ermer neo Ne een   COMMITTEE NAMED   Lord Robert Cecil Heads Bedy : to Dxamine Details of

CLASH IN THE LEAGUE   lt is Hinted that the Counell and Ancram tty Tribunal May ~ Agree.

CLASH EXPECTED LEAGUE NATIONS   Council and Assembly Dis. agree Over Intervention of Armenian Situation.

yg eG ea *  FOUNDING OF FRATERNITY CEI: ] WITH INITIATION OF  “BRITISH AMBASSADOR.: .

A GOOD YEAR FOR. CITY LICENSE FEES   COLLECTIONS GREATER THAN TOR ANY OTHER TERM Ww OCTyY   MAY BUY FIRE HOSE        An Hour’s Discussion on the Sub ject hy Commission Is With7 out Resuall

A GOOD YEAR FOR CITY LICENSE FEE   COLLECTIONS GREATER THAN FOR ANY OTHER TERM INC CITY   An Hour’s Discussion on the Subject by Commission Is Without Result

BLAST DELAYS AQUITANIA   One of Firemen is Killed in Explosion of Engine on the Big Cunard Liner.

MRS. CATTS AND OTHERS IN PARI   Attending the International Woman’s Alliance En Route To Geneva They Arrive in French Capital and are En toptainod

SUFFRAGE PARTY ~JQINED AT PARI BY O DELEGATE!   American Representatives Geneva Hope Ratification  Will Come in'Time.

AMERICAN SUFFRAGE DELEGATES IN PARIS   Mrs. Carrie Catt and Party Of Women Arrive For International Meet.

MARTENS FACES DEPORTATION   “Soviet Ambassador’ to Be Examined hy (mmigration Authorities at Bal. timore After Inquiry.

VANITIE ON WEATHER QUARTER OF RESOLUTE   Secured Better Position in Jockeying For Start of Their First Race

RIVER ON RAMPAGE,   Flood. Along the Raritan Causing * Great Havoc,

FLOODS DRIVE FROM HOMES   Over Two Hundred In New Jersey Fine From Waters of Raritan

RABICALS GAIN POWER IN WAR AGAINST EBER]   COMMUNIST SENTIMENT GROWS WHEN, WORKMEN GET BEYOND CONTROL .

MILL AIG FATIRE CARINE   COMMUNIST SENTIMENT IS GROWING IN MANY PARTS OF THE COUNTRY—NOSKE STICKS FO PCST

MOST VIOLENT — OF ALL BATTLES 1S IN PROGRESS   Sinn Fein Reinforcements Are Thrown Into Conflict That, {s Terrorizine City

FOLLOWING  COMPARATIVE LULL IN LONDON DERRY  Another Violent Battle Broke Ou   Another Violent Battle Broke Out This Afternoon   fighting Surpassed Tuesday’s San guinary Fray in Fierceness.

Unionists, Sinn Feiners Both Suffer Heavily i in the Killed and Wounded: Both Sides at the Point of Exhaustion

Tennessee Governor Reported As Declaring He Will Act At Once      ANTIS FILE ANOTHER INJUNCTION ACTION

ROBERTS WILL CERTIFY VOTE TO WASHINGTON   Tennessee Governor Will Ig. nore Injunction, Says Miss White.   LEGAL SNARL IS THREATENED

OF TENNESSEE, T0 SIGN CERT FICATE OF RATIFICATION   Of the Suffrage Amendment anc Send It to Colby at Once   Regardless of the Injunction Proceedings Brought Against Him   If Legal Entanglementa Do Not Prevent Before Election   Woman’s Rights Party Will Meet t Draft Platform of Rights—Separat2 Party Considered.

WEEKLY CLINIC WILL BE HELD ON-TUESDA)   Dr. Whitaker Wili be in Charge a The Community Health Center at The Usual Hour,

REGULAR CLINIC AT HEALTH CENTER TO BE TUESDAY   Regular Weekly Clinic to be Held on Fes 5 a ci eke

WEEKLY CLINIC  TO BE HELD TOMORROW   Dr. M. C. Jones Will Be On Service For the Hour, Eleven to Twelve O'clock,

DRY ACT HEARING DELAYED   Supreme Court to Hear Rhode Island Case in March.

RHODE ISLAND CASE HEARD BEFORE MAR. 8   POSTPONED BECAUSE OF MANY CASES IGNORED

LOW PAYMENT BRINGS SHORTAGE IN JURORS   Only 70 Are Obtained Out o 200 Talesmen,

CULTIVATION OF A CHARITABLE = cpr? '° GREAT NEED OF NATION    Gov, Coolidge Sounds Call for Elimination from Americar  Public Life of Spirit of Vindictiveness Which  : He Said Was All Too Prevalent

SELFISHNESS TOO PREVALENT SAYS COOLIDGE   Thinks Spirit of Vindictivenes: Too Apparent in Americar life

NO VIRTUE IN USE OF “LIAR” IN CAMPAIGN   Wipe Out Vindictive. ness in American Plea  of Gov. Coolidge

GOOLIDGE SOUNDS CALL TO-BAN VINDICTIVENES'   Massachusetts Governor Te'ls Odd Fellows Charity Needed in Public Life

. CONSIDER  WHISKY: SAL       Amor ican, Druygists May Not HRan=» dle. Infoxientine Tianor”

COX ATTACKS SEN, HARDING   Says Harding is Reactionary But ‘Tha He (Cox) Believes in Progress

Says Harding is Reactionary But That He (Cox) Belleves in Progress

OGLESBY TAKING LEAD FROM SMALL ON LATE RETURNS   Revised Figures Give Lowden Man Slight Advantage; MeKinley Increases Lead

LOWDEN MEN AHEAD,   Oficial -Retumms Cause Ohanees is Figures, But Not in the

FOCH SAYS GOD WON THE WAR   Marshal Believes Divine Power Responsible for Victory

FOCH GIVES VISION CREDIT   Declares War Successes Due to Di  vine t[neniratian.

CORN CROP MAY BREAK RECORDS   PROMISES 6,000,000 BUSHELS ABOVE 1912 YIELD  U. S. Forecast Issued Today Shows Improvement of Corn Prospects During August.

TARGEST CORN CROP IN HISTORY; WHEAT SIMMERS   DAT YIELD WILL TURN OU WELL If THRESHING IS RUSHED

CORN CROP A RECORD   Department of Agriculture Issues 1920 Forecast.   Sees 3,131,00,.000 Bushels as Yieid Beating 1912 Mark—Condition of Other Grains.

BIGGEST CORN CROP EVER   Department of Agriculture Announces   IS 3,131,000,000 BUSHELS   Six Million Bushe's Above 1912 and 400 Millions Above Five Years Average

GOVERNMENT. REPORT SEPTEM. BER FIRST INDICATES  BUMP. ER CROP OF -CORN—WHEAT I: BELOW AVE na

CORN PROMISES A RECORD BREAKER   Nepartment of Agriculture Issues 1920 Forecast.   Sees 3,131,00,000 Bushels as Yield, Beating 1912 Mark—Condition of Other Grains,

GOVERNMENT REPORT SEPTESZ BER FIRST INDICATES BUMP. ER CROP OF CORN-—-WHEAT I BELOW AVERAGE

A RECORD CORN CROP   Six Million Bushels More Thao Previous Largest Crop, is Estimate. -—

3-BILLION BUSHEL CORN CROP IS PREDICTED   New Estimate of Department of Agri culture Raises Total of Month Ago 128,000,000 Busheis.

BIGGEST CORN CROP IN THE HISTORY OF U. S., IS FORECAST   GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES YIELD AT SLIStooo0d BUSHELS

PARENTS OF 17 ARE MARRIED 2ND TIME   Man, 74, and Woman, 67, Wed Agair Five Years After They Were Divorced.

Representative Sabath of illinois, Dripping Wet, says Prohibi ~ Biamm Been eee nt O.

GPINES CAMEL HAS WET ROAD   Congressman Sabath cf illino’s Tells House Nationa! Prehibiticn Cannot Be Enforced.

WET ROAD FOR THE CAMEL   IWlinois Congressman Tells House Pro. hibition Can't Be Enforred.

OPINES CAMEL HAS WET ROAD          Baboth ef illinois Tells mal Prchibition Can Enforced,

ANY VLEMUUU  AUTO MISHAP  Car Driven By John Houck Struck Stump and Occupants Thrown Out  CLYMER AND MACK HURT  Amos Bowman Sustained — Fractured Skull and In  Procarinne Canditiqn

LEBANON PARTY IN SERIOUS AUTO MISHAP   Car Driven By John Houck Struck Stump and Occupants Thrown Out.   ICLYMER: AND MACK. HURT   Amos « Bowman Sustained -Fractured Skull and tn Precarious Condition

CONTINUE HUNT FOR MISSING AVIATORS   LAKE STORM DELAYS WORK OF RESCUE PARTIES LOOKING FOR GREAT LAKES PLANE LOST SINCE WEDNESDAY.

MISSING SEAPLANE REMAINS MYSTERY   (GREAT LAKES TRAINING  STATION SEARCH CON  TINUED.

RENEW SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   Molief Meld That All of Them Have Porlshed--Expedition Lett on Tour  yoo ai Beconn:

RENEW SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   COLD AND WIND HALTS RESCUE WORK LAST NIGHT   ‘Belief Held That All of Them Have Perished—-Expedition Left on Tour  at Pecoaonnaiscance.

BITTER COLD WIND HINDERS RESCUERS IN TWO DAY HUNT   NOTHING DEFINITE AS’ TO FATE OF THREE MEN  ON CRAFT HAS BEEN 7 TRARNED.   FRAR FOR LIVES   Experienced Sailors Believe Crew Will Perish in

NAMEN LOST ON. LAKE MICHIGAN   Stiff Cold Weather Prevents Further Search for the Plane That Has Not Been Heard   From Since Wednesday. —   Three Men Lost. — 

DUNE 10 DAVY JONES’ LOCKER   Hope Abandoned for Rescu ing of Missing Seapane on Lake Michigan.

AeOUME Oc ARCH POR Gc APLANE LOST OF LAN WITH d MEH   Work of Rescue Stopped Last Night Because of Rough Seas and Bitter Wind

FEAR SEAPLANE CREW HAS PERISHED ON LAKE   Boats Continue Search But Ne Trace Is Found,

MICHIGAN I$ THE GENTER OF INTEREST   Thirteen Candidates Are Entered in Primary Race There   Big Vote for Hoover Is Predicted by Many Party Leaders

ALLEVES ARE UN MICHIGAN PRIMARY WAR   THIRTEEN CANDIDATES FOR: NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT—-FORECASTS.

MICHIGAN IS ‘AGCE WITH POLITICS.   Presidential Primaries Will Take Place Next Menday   PEGARDED AS PIVOTAL STATE   Seven Republicane—Five Democrate—Qne Socialist. in Race

Thirteen Entered In the Race For the State’s Thirty Votes Which Go To Candidate Polling the Largest “Dl yrality.

Herbert Hoover Has Name On Both _ Republican And - Democratic. "Ballots   JTHER UNUSUAL SITUATIONS

13 CANDIDATES IN MICHIGAN RACE MONDAY   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING PRI MARY TO BE A REAL BATTLE THERE,   Seven Republicans, Five Democrats and One Socialist Have Their Names Before Convention For Consideration.

MICHIGAN 10 Bt A PIVOTAL STATE   MAY BECOME POLITICAL GRAVEYARD MONDAY IN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY.

ARMENIAN ARMISTICE   Lutke In Possession of Ve teardrop, Purse Sats of Poop.

TOPEKA iS FRENCH FOR DAY   Novel Method Adopted to Honor Sol. diers in Reunion at Kaneas Capital.

FRENCH DAY FOR TOPEKA, KAN   City Adopts Novel Method to Soldiers’  Rin Rea:iinian

AUTHORITIES START QUIZ INTO “EXPOSE” OF WALL ST, BOME   District Attorney Ques tioning Testimony in World’s Story.

ATTORNEY WILL ~ QUESTION MEN   Wall Street Blast Inquiry Resumed.   REVENGE DECLARED  .  MOTIVE-OF CRIME   Other Theories Also Being Discussed. —

EVENING NEW YORK WORLD ACCUSES LABOR   Of Being at Bottom of Wall Street Explosion of 4 September 16.   NEWSPAPER STORY STIMULATES SLEUTHS   Paper’s Analysis of Tragedy Brings Forth Many Other Theories.

PAPER’S BOMB PROBE IS GETTING RESULTS   WHILE AUTHORITIES SCOUT WORLD'S THEORY OF NEW YORK BLAST THEY DECIDE TO QUESTION MEN NAMED.

INVESTIGATION OF BOMB PLOT SOLUTION BEGUN   District Attorney Will Call . Witnesses Mentioned  by World. .

NEW GLUE MAY SOLVE MYST tnt  AiG EXPLOSION   NEW YORK EVENING WORLD AD. VANCES THEORY EXPLOSION WAS ACT OF REVENGE,

WORLD STARTS NEW PROBE OF BiG DISASTER   District Attorney Seeks to Follow Up Clues of Paper Story.

EXPOSE BY PAPER CREATES ACTIVITY   Investigation Into Wall Street Blast Accelerated by News: paper Expose  Leading Character’s Stories Conflict and Police Will Investigate

AUTHORITIES PROBE PAPER'S SOLUTION OF MYSTERY BLAS!   Atlorney to Question Men Named in Story Published in New Yark World ‘

INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSION RESUMED   DEPARTMENT CLAIMS WEB 1S DRAWING ABOUT INVESTIGATORS OF WALL STREET HORROR LAST SEPT,

f ew Yerk- Paper -Gives Solu. tion of Explosion as Reyenge by House .  7 Wreorlrars.

PROBE IN BOME PLOT RENEWED   Swann to Sift New York Evening World’s Claim   NEW CLUES ARE UNEARTHED   ‘Death Wagon” in Wall-St*ExDlosion is Traced

WORLD'S oTRY RENEWS PROBE   Wall Street Investigation By Newspapers Brings Out   New Theories.   WITNESS IS QUESTIONED

WILL QUESTION MEN MENTIONED IN THE “WORLD”   One of These is Raymond Clark, Fereman on House Wrecking Job, and Whose Assassination Was Attempted.

BARGES SINK: SIX MEN DIE   Capt. James MacWeeney of Charies ton, Mass., and Five of Crew Lose Lives Near Block leland, RA, I.

SIX LOST Wrrni Two BARGES?      Captain Refused to Lenve When Boats

PRESIDENT FINDS JOKER IN MOVIE BILL, SENOS IT RACK FOR A CORRECTION

GRAMMAR OF BILL DOESN’T SUIT WILSON   Enrolling Clerk Transpose: Sentence Which Makes It Read Ambiguously

AT COLUMBUS FAIR   Cox, Roosevelt. and Watkins Are Headliners Today

MOTHER SLAYS 2 BABES: SELI   Chicago Woman, Crazed by I!!! Health and Separation. Slashes Throats of Three Children and Herself; One  *May Yet Survive Rash Act.

GERMAN DISORDERS CONTINUE; WORKMEN ~ ARMED TAKE ESSEN   Troops Quitting City Fire on People—Disorders Continued Throughout Day.   BERNSTORFF PROBABLE FOREIGN AFFAIRS HEAD   Noske is Reported to Have Re signed Because of Failure to Break Revolt.

GERMAN CITY  Is CAPTURED BY RED ARMY  Essen Falls to For ce of  Liammiunrote Orny

PLANREFERENDU ON EXCISE BILL   ‘State Farmer Body to Learn Sentiment of Indiana Farmers on Pending Legislation   MANY STATES TO TAKE STEP   Measure in Question Provides feo Raising Revenues by Tax on Priviledges of Use and Enjoy ment of Lands.

WOOD AHEAD 2,00 VOTES   ' Fairly Complete Returns in South : Dakota Show Him Well : in the Lead.   LOWDEN CLOSE SECOND, AGHNSON THIRD PLACE

Lowden Polls Pluralities in Several Rural Districts while Black Hills Counties Contribute to General’s Strength

WOOD CONTINUES TO LEAD FIELD   Over Night Returns Shows ~~ Army Man Making Gain in South Dakota.

WOOD STILL LEADING   THE GENERAL SEEMS TO WAVE: S. DAKOTA SEWED VE   The Race Retween  Lewden- and Jehnsen for Second: Place is Clase. Lowden beads.

WOOD 15 ASSURED OF DAKOTA'S VOTE   Lowden Running Second and Johnson a Close Third in . State’s Primary.   GERARD FOR DEMOCRATS

$0. DAKOTA   Sulficient Lead There To Assure Him Delegates—Favored ia Maine.

SOCIALISTS FORCE BAUER RETIREMENT   Cabinet Falls and Ebert Asks MuelTer to Place Portfolios—Labor Gains Streneth.

CERMANHELM   HERMAN MUELLER SELECTED TO  FORM 4 CABINET.   CHOICE OF SOCIAL DEMOCRATS   ACCEPTS TASK RELINQUISHED BY PREMIER BAUER.    Resignation ef Old Geverameat tle  Ferced by Labor Federatios— : City of Wesel Still in Hands  of the Loyal Treeps.

MUELLER T0 FORM _ NEW BERLIN CABINET   Report Allies Permit 100,000 / Troops to Enter Ruhr

RESIGNATION OF BAUER CABINET IS ANNOUNCEL   Hermann Mueller, Foreign Minister, Authorized by President Ebert to Form New Ministry.

BAUER’S CABINET RESIGNS. ,   Hermann Mueller Authorized to Form RWnwe Rowe

NO. 1—MY DREAM COMES TRUE      fe £ PP A UU Be) BANG  any Edith Vrg

He      rOrMany ANNOUNCES VOMPIEUON Of Evacuation April 21  Action Which Caused France To Send Armed Troops Comes To An End.

GERMAN TROOPS EVACUATE RURR, PARS (S TOLD   Head of Delegation Gives Notice. —Fiume Question is Still  - Unsettled.

Nts GERMANS. HAVE EVACUATED   Declares Extra Troop: Have Left Ruhr Valley.

COUNCIL HOPES TO END LABORS THIS AFTERNOON   Adriatic Question Left Open—Agree on  Proceedure

CERMANS LEAVE RUHE   Last Troops Ont of Distriet Aprit 21 Paris Informed. =~

SAYS GERMANS QUIT RUHR   Delegation to Paris Tells of With' drawal of Troops on. April 21,

GERMANY WITHDRAWS ALL TROOP: FOAM RIVER   Formally Announces Completion Of Evacuation April 21   Action Which Caused France To Send Armed Troops Comes To An End.

GERMAN THRONE TO BE SOLD   Other HNeuscheid Effects eof tnKaiser On the Blot.

KAISER’S THRONE HANGINGS TO BE SOLD IN NEW YORK   Bill, It Transpires, Was Not Always Promp: Paying Debts, and They Were Seized

EX-KAISER’S ROYAL TRAPPINGS TO BE SOLE   Furniture and Hangings’ to Be — Oiffafed at Auction Here, -

Mg I ae  CASTE ARSENE ON: ON HAND  am tee  Bettina tea --92.000.000 Bnshels: -Are ‘To

MORE CARS FOR ARE PROMISED   RAILROAD SITUATION, ALTHOUGH TROUBLESOME, LOSES DAN i Ge ainig gigs a gsc: eee Nia rs rae.

INCREASE CARS FOR WHEAT SHIPMENTS   Relief in View for Marketing 0! Grain by Farmers of Kansas Grain Belt.

IN LOGANSPORI   Former Congressman Has Beer Brought Back From California.   A VICTIM OF PARALYSIS   Condition Not As Critical As Report In Indianapolis Newspaper Indicated.

PEDERATION BOARD WILL MEET HERE   WIL I s ONSIDER , MOVEMEN? CONSIDER  Mow! AT ee ATE SCHOOLS   CHIEF WORK OF YEAR   All Parts of State Represented at Meeting to Open Here Next Tuesday    Reard Consists of State Officers and Presidents of Congressional Districts

WILL CONSIDER _ MOVEMENT TOR DORMITORIES. AT  Oo“ STATE 5 LS   CHIEF WORK OF YEAR   Alt Parts of State Represented at Meeting to Open Here Nene Tuesday   Board Consists of State Officers and Presidents of Congression-al Districts

D. S. M. QUIZ VOTED BY HOUSE   Called “Desk Service Medal” by Galli. van in t4dis Attack.

IHOUSE VOTES MEDAL Quiz   Representative Galfivan Vitriolic in His Attack on “Swivel Chair, Mahogany Desk” Officers.

DEMOCRACY’S AID PLEDGED   Roosevelt, at Fargo, Says Effort Will Be Made for Relief.

aa SENA ATE POPULARRULE      Roosevelt’ Tells. Dakota Farmers They Have . Right to Help.   SAYS ‘FRONT PORCH’ 18 TYPICALLY G. 0. P.

ROOSEVELT 1S tN   Congratulates Country on Apparent Breaking Down Porch Campaign.

PLEDGES PARTY T0 SEEK SOLUTION THE BIG PROBLEM   Roosevelt Speaks of Interests of Producer and Consuming Public.

ROOSEVELT IK NORTH DAKOTA   Next Vice President Brings Message to Farmers of Northwest.

PORCH CAMPAIGN OF 6.0, P, PUNCRURED BY ROOSEVELT; BREAKING DOWN, HE DECLARES   Harding Condescends to Mak Five “Whole Speeches” Away From Home, Points Out   FARMER AND CONSUMER BOTH BEING SKINNED

Honor System Flouted By Students and Is Abolished at Northweater:

ALLIED NATIONS DO NOT SIDE WITH FRANCE IN Tht OCCUPATION OF FRANKFORT   ty s2emocinted Prasad

FRANCE TOTAKE UP GERMAN CASE WITH ENGLAND   ATTITUDE OF ALLY IS TO BE SUBJECT OF DIPLOMATIC CONVERSATION.

E. T. MEREDITH ISSUES A CALL TO SAVE CROPS   FARMERS MUST HAVE MEL? THE SECRETARY OF AGRICUTLTURE KAYS IN STATEMENT.   Chamber of Commerce is Requested to Cooperate in Movement to Induce Persons in Cides to Aid in Approaching Harvest.

ETN RSS ACALL rekte   FARMERS MUST HAVE HELP THE SECRETARY OF AGRICUL ‘TURE SAYS EN STATEMENT.   Chamber of Commerce fs Requested to Co-operate in Movement to Induce Persens im Cities to Aki  in Approaching Harvest.

WILL INVESTIGATE ALLEGED AGHATORS   Mexican Government’ Names Commission to Probe Newsbaper Charges

MUST.GO.AFTER ‘FOREIGN TRADE   ‘Manufacturers’ to Take Leading Part.   EXPORT ‘ASSOCIATION _ TO ENLARGE SCOPE   Closer Go-opratin V With Banks Desired...

MANUFACTURERS: “ASSOCIATION WILL. INCLUDE THE BANKS   Financial Institutions Cooperating to Fullest’ Extent, With Interests of Nation’s Business

AMERICA MUST. “TWKELEADFOR WORLD TRADE   Keynote af Convention of American Manufacturers Export Associa: ‘tin in New York

CENSUS BRINGS PROBLEM UP TO NEXT CONERESS   Will It Be Bigger, Smaller “or : Shall Seats in House Be Reapportioned   POPULATION INCREASE CALLS FOR ASTION SOON   Fight to Result if Number Is Reduced in Any” One  Stata «.

“KEEP THE CHANGE” TESTIMONY SHOWS   CAMPAIGN WORKERS FOR NEWBERRY SPENDS $96 AND_KEEPS $304 CHANGES

$40 WM ENELORE -BNEN TO WORKER   Found Billa in Envelope Handed by Nowberry's Campaign Mausger. a

FOUND $400 IN ENVELOPE   Package Left on Desk of John Kern Roatlowing Conversation with Manager af Newherry  Chanyphtign,

$400 LEFT IN AN ENVELOPE FOR ONE NEWBERRY WORKER   CAMPAIGNER SAYS HE USED PART OF THE MONEY TO PAY) — EXPENSES AND SENT REST BACK.

MONEY SWINDLED IN CAMPAIGN   Witness Tells How Kern Compen: seated Him in Election

THE IRON HAND FOR THE IRISH    To Resture Order is MacReady's Sole + Aim—-—t0,000 Troups There.  : “Restore order in Ireland!”

REDS TAKE MARIUPOL PORT   “Soviet Army Captures Important Sea. port in Government of Ekaterinoslav—Panic in Odessa.

MARIUPOL TAKEN BY REDS   Important Seaport Captured by Soviet  Carrec.Odeeas in Bania

A BIG LOSS. BY FIRE   LILBER ART STORE IN INDLANA. POLIS LASES FORTUNE.   Valuable Paintings Destroyed and Jnanaged in karly Morning Blaze.

A BIG LOSS BY AIRE   LIESER ART STORE IN INDIANA POLIS LOSES FORTUNE.   Valuxble Paintings Destroyed atid Damaged in Euriy’Momling Blaze.

PVT. TYLER HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER   Civil Authorities Grant Bail to Soldier; Hobby Accepts Acquittal,

NIGHT RIDER ~ CASE OPENED   Appleton is Scene of Trial -’ John Derm is the -. Plaintiff *

STATE PAID FOR  PETITION PRO2k   Campbell Russel: Manes Cvaft  Charges in Pardon and Probe  Petition Investigation.

FRENCH GOVERNMENT UPHELD   Confidence in the Administration Is voted by Deputies’ Chamber, 513 to 68.

LIFE SENTENCE FOR TOLEDO, TA. MURDERER   Frank Wisner Will Be Brought ° Here.

MONARCHIC TREE ‘HUMBLED- BY WINI   Storm Snaps Out Third Of Top Of Centuries Old Landmark On Hamlin Homestead.

MONARCHIC TREE -  HUMBLED BY WIND   Storm Snaps Out Third Of Top Of  Centuries Old Landmark On Hamlin Homestead in Audubon County,

MARSHALL 0. T. WOOD NOW HAS THIRTY WARRANTS TO SERVE   Will be Issued for Kansans Vio: lating Draft Law During War      Berzdoll, Wealthy Eastern Drat: Dodger, Reported Frying to Reach Mexica

TO GO AFTER DRAFT IEVADERS IN KANSAS   MARSHALL & Tt! . WOOD NOW HAS THIRTY a ARRANTS TO SERVE   WILL BE 200 IN ALL   Will be Issued for hansans Violating Draft Law During Vear   Bercdoll, Wealthy Eastern Drat: Dodger, Keported Trying to Reach Mexico

tPMST CONCERT TY MAY.   a st 2 me ES Knights of Pyihias Band Gove Into - _ 2) Wehearsais.”

“PIRST CONCERT IN MAY.   Knights of Pythias Band Cone Into Rehearsals.

IENNESOE HOVOE BACKS UPON QUEFRAGE VOTE   MEMBERS WHO PLAYED TRUANT COME BACK AND RESCIND VOTE.   EFFORTS, HOWEVER, MAY NOT HOLD WATER AT THIS TIME   Ratification Has Gone to the Federal State Department Where Other  Action Than Mere Voting  Must be Taken to Reverse it 

TENNESSEE HOVOE WILL RECONGIDER QUEFRAGE AGTION   Effect on the Ratification o Amendment is Not Told in Washington.   CREATES A LEGAL TANGLE

TENNESSEE GIGS BACK ON SUPPRAGE   ‘House Wipes Vote From Record With Big Majority Favoring the  ction.

TEM. “ANTS” VOTE TO RESCIND RATIFICATION   Suffragists Do Not Regard The Situation as  t Garinous.

LOWER BRANCH OF: ~ LEGISLA_ {Fon THROWS SITUATION -' : \8. INTO A-NEW TANGLE ~ 

ULUNG EXPUNGE aUET MEASURE HOM RECORD   Tennessee House of Representatives, With Quorum Present, Vote to Non Concur in Action of the State Senate.   LEGALITY  QUESTIONED   3y Viva-Voce Vote Anti-Ratificationists Adopt Motion to Reconsider Previous Resolution. May Ask Senate to Reverse.

APPROVAL OF SUFFRAGE KILLED   Tennessee House Expunges Vote On Ratification From Journal.

TO NILL RATIFICATION   Expunges Suffrage’ Approval From Record and Dissents From Senate Action.

SUFFRAGE ACT !S CINCHED   Tennessee House Cal's Up Reconsid. eration Resolution and Kills It With Quorum Present.

HOUSE VOTES TD EFFAGE RECORD   Of Ratification of Suf frage Amendment   For First Time Since August 20 Permits Tennessee Antis to Take Unfavorable Action. Situation Can Only be Dealt with in Legal Manner Says  Roherte  GQoavernor

Expunge Ratification _of Amendment From. Records; ~“Non-Concur With: Senate   BELIEVED MOVE WILL . . -.NOT BE. CONSIDERED   Record Certified to Washing: ton By Governor Roberts  ‘thought Legal. :

EXPUNGE SUFFRAGE VOTEFROM RECORD   Temmessee Hoase of Representa tives Votes to Non-Concur in Action Takes by Senate

TENNESSEE REVERSES , ON SUFFRAGE VOTE   House Does, But Senate Re. fuses to Concur in the Movement.

PROGRAM QUICKLY JAMMED THROUGH   Opinion That Action Would Be Illegal Ienored and Motion Is Carried by Vote of 47 to 24.

TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1S TRYING TOBACKDOWN   sciemiediealiiilineicininaciiie, imucimaiiniliaaal F STRIKE NEAR IN EN@LAND

TENNESSEE HOUSE EXPUNGES FROM JOURNAL ALL RECORD OF SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION   Votes Forty-seven to Twenty-four, With Twenty Not Voting, to Non Concur in Action of Senate in Ratifying Resolution---Attorney General Thompson Thinks Ratification Will Stand.

TENNESSEE HOUSE TRIES TO BACK OUT   Filibusterers Return To Capital and Pass Resolution Rescinding Adoption

RECONSIDERS. AND RESCINDS FORMER ACTS   ‘Antis” Force Measures Through Expunging Reeords From Journal and Vote Not to Concur With Senate Ratification.

WITH ANTI'S IN CONTROL LOWER HOUSE WOULD KILL VOTE TAKEN 10 DAYS AGC

TRYING TOUNDO SUFFRAGE VOTE   ANTLIS IN TENNESSEE PASS MO. TION TO RECONSIDER.   TIES LEGAL KFOT UP TIGHTER   Officials at Washington Not Much impressed with Action Taken,  Eut No tuthoritative  Stniement Made.

TENNESSEE IN EFFORT:T0 UNDO RATIFYING ACT   Antis-Expunge Record but Are Too Late, is Belief 

Antis Control, Seek to Upset Ratification   Journal Ex punged of Ballot Showing Final Result.

First Quorum Which Has  ~ Been Present Since Nine teenth Amendment Was Adopted Last Week.   GOVERNOR ROBERTS SAYS QUESTION IS A LEGAL ONE   Attorney Gcneral- Thompson  _ Holds Reconsideration Was Impossible and that Amendment is Effective.

TENNESSEE HOUSE VOTES 10 RESCIND SUFFRAGE ACTION   Antis Strike All Records of Ratification From Journal— Effect of Vote on Amend. ment Uncertain.

TENNESSEE RECONSIDERS ACTION ON SUFFRAGE   NEW TANGLE IS PUT ON) SUF FRAGE ISSUE BY LATEST AC. TION OF HOUSE

TAA HEEL STATE  SUFF OPPONENTS TAY TO NULLIFY HOUSE'S ACTION   Vote, 47 to 24 to Expunge From the Journal All Record of Ratification of the Federal Amendment,   WILL NOT CONCUR IN THE SENATE’S ACTION   Sov, Roberts Withholds Com-ment, Except to Say the Situation Must Be Handled In a  eoal Manner,

‘WILL NOT PAY ALL CLAIMS   Agsistant Secretary of State at Mexice City Combats Senator Fall's Statement.

IMAY...NOT PAY ALL CLAIMS   Mexican High Official Combats Sena tar Ealtte’ Statement.

OPEN CONFERENCE   Real” ‘Show™ ‘Down’ on Peace Treaty. Needed .Says For“eign: Minister Koester.

RE ee eS REE ee  GEAMANY WANTS — FULL POWERS AT SPA CONFERENGE   Foraign diinister Koester Says She Desires to Lay All Her Cards  Onenty on the Table.

WOMAN JURY 1 CALLED   FIRST TO BE EMPANELED IN IN: “DIANA INCLUDES LEADING INDLIANAPOLIS WOMEN.

FIRST JURY OF WOMEN   Indianapolis Women First to Serve in Indiana.

FOUR SHOTS FIRED AT CAPT. HARLD CONTENT   Attempt Made to AssaSsinate Attorney Who Proseented Alex, Berkman and Emma Goldman.

TRY TO KILL A PROSECUTOR   Attempt at New Voerk tea Aeanastnate Capt. Harold tontenit.

RADICALS SHOOT AT PROSECUTOR OF ANARCHISTS   Attempt to Murder Capt. Con tent—Wounded Overseas Veteran.

HARDING ON CONSTITUTION   (SAYS HPPHER © OR LEAGUE To GOVERN U. 8.   TWO ARE IRRECONCILABLE   CANNOT HE €6©6GOVERANED PROM GESEVA AND WASHING TON.   Hepablican Nominee Save Policies of Wilsen and First President Are tuntlierabiy Oppesed ina Sebatauce.

Jundereds of Ohioans Hear G. 0. P. Nominee Praise Famous Document In Ad: dress At Marion.

SEN. HARDING SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD RULE   Says U. S. Cannot Be Governed By League and Con ebibiukian   SPEAKS TO OHIOANS   Flays Censorship Surrounding Wilson Administration—Congress Ignored

Addresses Obioians on 143d Ava versaty of Adoption of Constitation.

WILSON POLICY TOWARD SMALL NATIONS SCOREL   Harding In Constitution Day Address Declares Para: mount Issue Of Campaign Is Whether People Will Be Governed By Constitution Or League.

CHOOSE BETWEEN CONSTITUTION OR LEAGUE COVENANT   Senator Harding Declares That Is Para-_ mountIssue._;   ATTACKS WILSON .-.-. AND HIS POLICIES   Quotes F. DN. Roosevelt Concerning “Rape” Of Small Republics of South.

Three Negroes Shot to Death by Georaia Mob   Sheriff's Effort to Spirit Charges Away tq Safety Ends in Triple Tragedy.

THREE NEGROES SHOT TO DEATH   They Were Implleated in the Dent of a Young Pianter,

THREE NEGROES SHOT BY MOB   Officers Are Overpower. ed-and Prisoners Taken by Enraged Men

Three Negroes Shot Dead, By Georgia Mob Follo Murder of Young Wh”

THREE NEGROES ARE LYNCHED BY A GtORGIA MOB   TWO MEN AND ONE WOMAN LIN. HD UP AND SHOT DOWN TODAY

GEORGIA MOB SLAYS 3 BLACKS   Two Negroes and a Negres. Implicated in Murder Are Shot Down.

‘THREE NEGROES. SHOT ‘BY GEORGIA MOB   Two Men And Woman, Accused Of Killing Planter, Are Taken From Sheriff.

MOB LYNCHES 3 NEGROES   Colored Woman Among Victims of Mob in Georgia—Implicated in Murder of Planter.

THREE NEGROES .SHOT BY MOB IN GEORGIA TOWN   Two Men and. Woman, Al leged Slayers of Planter,  Bae: RPA

TAREE NEGROES HUT Td TAT  BY GECRGIA MOB   CHARGED WITH SHOOTING OF FARMER, WHEN TAKEN FROM  OFFICERS AND LYNCHED,

NEGROES TAKEN FROM OFFICER AND SHOT DOW)   Trio Finally € Captured Afte Several Attempts By Mob To Get Them.

THREE NEGROES ARE SHOT   Georgia Mob Lines Up Two Men and Woman Charged With WKill taencw af Plantar.

NEGROES TAKEN FitoM ~ SHERIFF AND KILLED   wo Men and Woman Were Accused of Killing Young Planter i Douglas, Georgia

THREE NEGROES LYNCHED TODAY IN GEOR  HT   Two Men and a Woman Accused of Implication in Killing of a Young Planter.

MOE KILLS 2 Neerrore      fo Aon anil One Woman ‘Vietims of Ceovgin Whites, ,

THREE NEGROES KILLED BY MOB   Two Men and One Woman Are Taken From Sheriff and Shot To Death  Georgia Community Scene ct Lynch Law Due to Murder

THREE NEGROES WERE (NED IP AND SHOT   White Man Killed in Store   Near Douglas and Those Im  plicated Are Taken from the Sheriff and Shot by Mob of Over 150/

GEORGIA MOB WREAKS - VENGEANCE ON NEGROES   Two Colored. Men and. ‘and’ One Woman Ac cused of Complicity in Killing Planter,. are Taken

Coroner's Juary Probing Case 6! ‘Three Negroes Shot Arrives  ot Tete CAancinaian.

BARES MEXICAN “PLOT” TO GET U. S. FIELD BATTERY   Gieneral Offered Army Sergeant! 810,000 for Unit, Senate Committee les Told.

MEXICAN PLOT 10 GET U9, BATTER   senate Will Investigate Story Told by Veteran of the World War.

MEXICO PLOTTED  TOGET BATTERY FROM US DUBIN THE WORLD WA   Witness Tells Senate SubCommittee That Mexican Army Official Tried to Get U. S, Artillery Unit.   $10,000 IN CASH WAS OFFERED. HE CLAIMS   Former Member Calif. National Guard Makes Startling Revelation Regarding ‘Carranza Treachery,

MEXICAN PLOT TO SEIZE U. S. BATTERY BARED   War Veteran Tells o! $1,000 Bribe He Was Offered.

THE FAIR 1S ALIVE   STAGE COUNTY DRIVE SOON FOR SERDED FUNDS,   ficero Township Queta S10,000 and Balance of County Like Sum,

THE “FAIR 15. ALIVE        STAGE COU  INTY DRIVE s00N FOR UN *  VPS,   Cicero Township Quote $10,000 and Balance of County Like 8um,

MANY LOSE LIVES.   ScaMdinavian Fishermen Overwhelm. éd in Severe Storms at Sea.

BLOOMINGTON MAN LOST IN CAVE?    LOST IN CAVE?  Had Lost His Watch at Visit To Underground ' Passage.

Observes Birds   MANY BIRDS SEEN -BY REV BLACK-~—LECTURE NEXT FRIDAY.

FOR IRISH REPUBLIC   Delegates Renew Their Fight on British Soil

INJECT IRISH QUESTION IN LABOR PROGRAM   Delegates at Montreal Conventior Offer Free Erin Resolution Tho’ On British Soil

LABOR PARTY MOVE GROWS MORE DEFINITE   CONVENTION OF FEDERATION AT MONTREAL SUBMITS PLAN TO COMMITTEE.

FIGHT FOR FREECOM OF IRELAND, AT SESSION Ct AlG LABOR FEDERATIOI

IRISH FREEDOM IS DEMANDED BY LABOR DELEGATE   Resolutions Committee a Montreal Begins Its Big Job.

STATUS OF THE GAS - CASE   Motion to Advance the Hesring Wil Be Made When Reeords ape Printed. -

STATUS OF THE GAS “CASE   Motion to Advance ithe Hearing Will Be Made When Kecords Are Printed, 

POPULATION  OF JEFERSON COUNTY 1 2070 An Increase of 2.26 Per Cent Sine 1910.   Washington, June 8—The population of Jefferson county is 20,709, an increase of 2.26 per cent. since 1910.   Hoetess for Bethany Circle of King’s Daughters Monda~ Afternoon.

Hostess for Bethany Circle of King's Dauchters Monday Afternoon.

KISH TOWN IS SACKED   UNIFORMED MEN BURN HOMES IN DRIMOLEAGUE, IRELAND.   Act of Reprisal for the Shooting of a Sergeant--Warnings Posted in Drogheda.

RISt TOWN IS SACKED   UNIFORMED MEN BURN HOMES IN DRIVOLEAGUE, IRELAND.

WRECK IRISH TOWN   Homes in Skibbereen Burned After Sergeant Is Attacked.   ‘Notices Pdsted in Drogheda Warn In.  habitants Five Sinn Feiners Wili Be Shot for Every Officer Shot.

IRISH TOWN IS — WRECKED IN RIOT   Homes in Skibbereen Burned Af. ter Sergeant Is Attacked.     Notices Posted in Drogheda Warn Inhabitants Five Sinn Feiners Will Be : Shot for Every Officer Shot.

WILD STEERS CAUSE PANIC ON STEAMSHIE   800 -Plunge Overboarc in Havana Harbor anc  Are Eaten by Sharks

STEENS STAMPEDE; WETINS OF SHARK   ‘Comparatively Few of 800  ake ges  Swim to the Shore.   130 DEAD FOUND IN HOLD

SHARKS DEVOUR 800 AMERICAN STEERS   Animals Stampede on Board Ship and Jump: Into Havana Harbor Only to be Eaten. .

IRITAIN i  NO CHANCES   READY TO MEET ‘THE ‘RUMOHED SINN FEIN EASTER REVOLT   TROOPS ON. GUARD   ALL THE. ROADS ABOUT TRIB ‘TOWN: PATROLLED.   a : ~e - “4 a  ‘The, Trish Insist That They Never Contemplated An Uprising Bat) the Government Is © Suspletons

STEPS TO FOIL EASTER REVOLT   Trouble in Ireland Feared by Government   TROOPS MELD READY   Reporte State That No Sinn Fein Plot is Planned for Tomorrow, However,

PIGKETING OF THE BRITTO EMBASSY ENDS   Women Who Have Been Active in the Work Desisted Today.   IRELAND CRITICIZED AS WAS JESUS CHRIST   This Was Lesson Pickets Wanted to Drive Home to Britain.

BRITISH TAKE NO CHANCE OF ERIN UPRISING   Travelers Searched Towns Watched to Nip Rumored Plot.

SINN FEIN PLOT IS FEARED; SPECIAL PRFECAHTION TAKEN   STRINGENT WATCH KEPT OVER ALL TRAVELERS; NOATDS PAPROLTLED.   MILITARY ACTIVE   Dublin and Londonderry Are Centers of Elaborate. Prenarations.

BRITISH PREPARE TO BLOCK IRISH EASTER UPRISING   Military Forces Renew Vigilance as Rumors of Extensive Sinn Fein Plot Are Heard.

TO PREVENT POSSIBLE EASTER REVOLUTION   Reports Declare There is Nc Sinn Fein Plot

BRITAIN TAKES STEPS TO HEAD OFF ATIEMPT AT IRISH REVOLUTION   Military Patrols Established at Many Points--Arrests Made and Homes Searched in Limerick.

UNIDENTIFIED BODY FOUND   Skull Was Split Oper With Heavy Cotton Scale Beam

SOUNDS LIKE KANSAS CITY,   Body of Murdered Man Discovered Near Dallas, Texas,

AS LAST RESORI   Lord MacSwiney is Packed in Hot Water Bottles to ‘Prolong His Life

MacSwiney Is Packedin Bottles to Prolang Life   Scientists Called in by Government Say Prisoner Can Bi Sustained if Bodily Heat Is Maintained: Relatives Think Prison Officials Fed Mayor

ENDEAVOR TO PROLONG LIFE OF LORD MAYOR   MacSwiney Reported Packed in Hot Water Bottles on- Thirty-Ninth Day of Strike

PRINCETON HAS 6700000 BLAZE   Three University Buildings Eith. ~w Destroyed or Badly Damaged at Midnight,

PRINCETON HALLS ARE BURNED ©   Fire Destroys Two Structures With $200,000 Loss.

THE THIN CLAD ARTISTS.   Tipton High School Expects A Good Track Team This Year.

MURDER MYSTERY STULL UNSOLVED   IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS EX PECTED DURING DAY FAIL TO MATERIALIZE,

ELWELL MYSTERY AS DEEP AS EVER    Identity of Person Who Shot  Wealthy Gambler As Vague As it Was Week Ago, Swann Says   EMPLOYES QUESTIONED   Slain Turfman’s Chauffeur and - Housekeeper Reveal His Relations With Women

MURDER MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED   Expect important Develapments Failed to Materialize, Says Joyce   /ELWELL HOUSE CLOSED   Jealousy Introduced as Pos. sible Motive During Examination of Chauffeur

ELWELL MURDER STILL UNSOLVED   HOUSEKEEPER AND CHAUF.  FEUR ARE QUESTIONED,  BUT NEITHER IS HELD.

Solution of Elwell Murder Is as.Far Off as Week Ago  Declares District Attorne:   Edward. “Rhodes, Chauffeur Fo: » “Wealthy Turfman, Suggests Jealousy As Possible Motive _ For the Crime.  i ie ie      VICTIM HAD -ACCOSTED CIRL'

MYSTERY OIL SHROUDS GRIME   Solution of Elwell Murder Baffles Police   NONE IS ELIMINATED   From Case Says District Attorney but No One Has been Found Sufficiently Necessary to Hold »s Witness—Investigation Centers in Housekeeper and Chauffeur

$75,000 LOSS IN LAKEVIEW BLAZE   ‘Origin Believed Due te Burglars. —

WHY OWA VOTEO REVIG(ON OF CONSTITUTION   Farm Bureau Got Busy Just Before Election and Urged An Affirmalive Yote—Wants Matter of Farm Tenancy Taken Care of This Winter.

SUNSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM FOR LEGISLATION   No Diabolical Motives Lurk Behind Effort  of Federation.

FARM FEDERATION [SSUES STATEM NT   STOPS CONJECTURE AS TC REASONS FOR FAVORING CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION   TENANCY CONDITIONS MOTIVE   Feared Farm Tenancy Program ‘Migh Be Declared Unconstitutional: Qutcome Distinct Federation Victory

“PAID TO MARRY CLARA B. SMITH’   Interview With Wife of Frank L. Hamon Published Last Night

WOMAN BARES NEW SIDE TO: ~ HAMON SANE   Nephew,” Married. Clara: as Favor: to: His: Millionaire “Relative   AND NOW HE HAS GONE HIS WIFE. TELLS. PAPER   Sensational. Angles. to”. Sordic Story. Given by. Mrs. Frank Hamon--- “

GLAIMS HAMON PAID NEPHEW FOR MMARRIAGE TO CLARA B, SMITE   WIFE OF FRANK HAMON IN INTER VIEW BARES SOME OF FAMILY HISTORY,

HAMON LOVE PLOTS BARED BY WIFE CF HUSBAND FOR HIRE   Ardmore Oi Millionaire Paid Nephew to Give Smith Girl His Conventent Name.   FUGITIVE REPORTED TO BE HIDING IN MEXICO   Girls Father in El Paso Says Daughters’ Whereabouts Is Unknown to Him.

MORE GOSSIP ABOUT HAMON CASE FROM SAGRAMENTO, CAL   Wife of Clara Smith Ham: on’s Former Husband Submits to Interview.

JAKE HAMON'S — DUAL LIFE   TRUTH ABOUT OKLAHOMAY’S RELATIONS CONING OUT. =   NEW CHAPTER TODAY   IT. 18 SUPPLIED BY AN INTER: VIEW IN SAN FRANCISCO.   The Search fer Clara Barton Smith Apparently Has Been Aban- doned by Officers. i

Young Hamon Now Reported Missing in Latest Sensational Development in Connection with Ardmore Case.

HAMON FORCED ~ HER MARRIAGE   So Says Former Wife of Clare Smith’s Husband—He’s Now Missing, She Alleges.

TWO TALKS   Married Divorced Husband of Clara Smith Hamon.   BARES FAMILY SKELETONS   According to San Francisco Paper Her Husband and Smith Woman Both Missing.

THE WHOLE FAMILY IN   Second Wile of Frank Louis Hamon Tells Some Things.   HUSBAND PAID A SALARY   Wife of Jake Hamon Also Paid $1,000 a Month to Live Away From tusband.

This Was Frank Hamor’s Reason, According to Interview, forMarriage   Dissatisfaction of Two of the Parties With Arrangement Is ~ Described

Ruth Walker Hamon Says Her Own Husband Was Paid to Marry Clara Barton Smith-Hamon

HAMON'S NEPHEW WHO GAVE NAME [0 GIRL, MISSING   Clara Smith Located Ir Mexico; Next Developments Uncertain.

ANOTHER MRS. H AMON TELLS OF DUAL ROLE   Second Wife of Clara Smith's Di. vorced Husband Discloses Millionairale Plan of TLife.

FOUND DEAD ON PORCH.   eee I OO IE     Mrs. Thomas Richardson a Victim of Paralysis.

COUNTER CLAIMS MADE BY OPERATORS AND MINERS   As to Number and Character of Operations Signing to Pay Increased Scale.

COLBY BEGINS OBSERVANCE OF ITS CENTENNIAI   Elaborate Programme Is  Being Carried Out at Waterville Institution of Learning.

N. W. BISHOP KILLS HIMSELF   Rich Clubman, Yale: Graduate, Dies  in Bridgeport,

MILLIONAIRE DIES OF SUICIDAL SLASt   N. W. Bishop, Bridgeport Clubman, Succumbs   Was Son of One-Time President of  New Haven Railroad

MILLIONAIRE IS A SUICIDE   Nathaniel Wheeler Bishop of Bridge. port, Conn., Slashes His Abdomen With Hunting Knife.

OBREGON JOINS REVOLT.   ; High Carranza Officer Asks Support of People.

MEX REBELS   In Manifesto He Calls On Mexican People To Rally To Support Of Revolt Against Carranza.   CARRANZA SEEKS "TRUCE, BELIEF   President Is Endeavoring To Effect Compromise, Is Indication In El Paso Advices.

PYTHIANS FEAST FRIDAY EVENINC   Grand Officers and Guests fror Other Towns at the Annual Banguet .

PYTHIANS FEAST   Grand Officers and Guests fror Other Towns at the Annual Banquet 

HOLD UP LOCAL ~ MAN AT: ERIE   ERNEST KURZ OF THIS CITY VICTIM OF THUGS ON WATER FRONT OF PENNSYLVANIA CTY

HOLD UP LOCAL MAN   ERNEST KURZ OF .THIS CITY - VICTIM OF THUGS ON WATER: FRONT OF - PENNSYLYANIA CITy

KING SECURES MORE COLOR AT MADRID PALACE   Highly Colored Uniforms of Soldiers Adds Enchantment to Ceremony.

* MUCH COLOR SEEN . _IN KING’S YARD  Military Spectacle at Madrid

SYRIAN PREMIER AND COMPANION ‘SLAIN BY BANDIT:      Many  Others Killed on Way  From Haifu

GUARD 3 RESCUE   Closer Wateh is Placed on Atchi sun Bank Bandits

ANGRAM[STILL LEVES . + eee ee   The Bank Ribher Wounded) Jat Atchison, is Not ¥et Dead.

COMPROMISE MAY END CONVENTION   Lawrence Says the Name of Davis Is Prominently Mentioned on the Floor   DEADLOCK IS UNBROKEN   Session May Continue Into Next Week; Work On Comhinations of Candidates

OLD GUARD UEWIUGRAGY FIGHTS GREAT BATTLE WITH NEW COMER’ 1) CONTROL PARTY MACHINER\   Lawrence Sees Same Group Behind Cox  - That Aligned Itself Behind Clark At His ) toric Gathering At Baltimore . Which Re. sulted In First Nomination Of Wilson.

OLD GUARD LINES UP ~ AGAINST A NEW ONE   WILSON AND ANTI-WILSON MEN IN A CONTEST.   Presidential Influence by Ceommor Censert Accepted as Antagonistic te Cox—Effort to Devel. op Davis Boom.

NMGHTY BATTLE WAGED “TI DEFEAT WILSONESN      Lawrence, Analyzing the First ; ~ Bixteen Baliots Says ‘Old * Quard’’ Is Blamed.   RECALLS SAME FORCES AT . WORE IN BALTIMORE MEE’      ‘President's Manager Forces Re  9esa in Order to Decide on . McAdoo or Davis.         ‘DAVIS: APPEARS STRONGER   + Most- Delegates Leave Hall Beliov$$ dng West Virginian Will : Be Agreed On. -

BALL PLAYER IS KILLED BY BEING —-HITON THE HEAD  (RAY CHAPMAN SUFFERED  A FRACTURED SKULL  YESTERDAY.  eee aaearmaarmrrem “ar Fi tf

SHORTSTOP FOR CLEVELAND CLUE OF AMERICAN LEAGUE   Died Today from Fractured Skul Received Yesterday   When Struck on Temple by Ball Pitch: ed by Carl Mays, Yankee Hurler.

End Comes at New York Hospital Thirteen Hours After Carl Mays’ Fast Ball Hits Batter’s Temple —Yankee Pitcher Blames Rough Spct On Ball, and  TI]mnire Far Accident

Shortstop Chapman Struck On Head By Ball Dies Today   Skull Is Fractured By Baseball Pitched by Carl Mays The Yankee Pitcher

RAY CHAPMAN  SHORTSTOP FOR CLEVELAND CLUE OF AMERICAN LEAGUE  Died Today from Fractured Skull   Died Today from Fractured Skall Received Yesterday   When Struck on Temple by Ball Pitched by Carl Mays, Yankee Hurler.

HIT BY PITCHED BALL, CLEVELAND SHORTSTOP DIES   Ray Chapman’s Skull Fraetured By Pitcher Mays In New York Game   BLAME ‘ROUGHENED’ BA LL.   Indians’ Manager Exonerates Hurler For Yankees; Bride Sent For

TRAFFIC FROM BELGIUM AND GERMANY SUSPENDEL   Belgian Ministry of Voreign Af fairs Has No Confimation o Report, it Says.

GERMAN BORDER rRAFFIC ENDS DUE TO RUMOR:   Reports Indicate Serious interna Trouble Brewing in Germany   Rumors Are Not Confirmed By Officials.

FEAR ATTEMPT “AT COUP ?D ETA ~~ BY RADICALS   Reports of Revolutionary Move in Germany Sent Out From Belgium.

COUP IN BERLIN RUMORED   Brussels Hears Reports of Suspension of Railway Traffic.

GERMANY MAY BE PLANNING & COUP   Belgian And French Paper: Give Warning

REPORT TRAFFIC 4S SUSPENDEL   Ne Trains Between Bel_ gium and Germany  Since Yesterday :

Traffie Suspension Occasions Rumor of German Coup D’Etat   Conjectures. Among Belgian are Discredited by Ministry's Statement

MYSTERY SEEN. IN SUSPENDING GERMAN TRAINS   Belgian Newspaper Hints a Coup’ detat as ‘Communi ee fe gm tg

HAIL TRAFEIG. BETWEEN DELGIYM AND GERMANY HAD BEER SUSPENDE   RUMORS OF & ERYWAN COUP D'ETA’  LRE TN CIREUL ATION AMONG THE BELGIANS,

BELGIAN PAPER HEARS OF GERMAN COUP -DETA   But There is No Confirmation o the Rumor, Coming From Brussels.

REPORT OF COUP D’ETAT IS AFLOAT   Rumored That Railway Traf fic Between Germany and Belgium is Suspended.

GERMANS 10 STRIKE IN BELGIUM, S0 BRUSSELS HEARS   REPORTS: OF . PLANNED - COUP. D’ ETAT! ARE RE: CBIVED. WITH RE-.  1. eer ~         TRAFFIC CEASED   Railway Connections  Betweer Two_Gountries’ Said to” ' be Suspended.

BERLIN COUP IS RUMORED   Brussels Hears Reports of the Sus pension of Railway Traffic in Germany.

COUP IS IMMINENT IN GERMANY SAY REPORTS   Rail Traffic in Both Directions With Belgium Has Been Suspended,

Unsuvported by Advices fro Other Sources, However— Rail Traffie Stopped .

GUARDS SURROUND ~ PUBLIC BUILDINGS - IN LONDON TODAY   GFFICIALS ARE CONVINCED SINN FEIN PLOTS ARE ABOUT TOC BURST

HELD ON EDGE FOR NEXT ATTACK   ‘Sinn Fein. Plots Plots Expected’ te Burst ‘in-Massacre or Inoendiarism,   VERILLA, WARFARE: IN: : 6 LAND: nF ARN ED   Black and Tan Reprisals Are  Reported With Many 7 ~ Houses Burned,

LONDON AGOG OVER RUMORS   ‘City Takes On War Like Attitude As Sinn Fein Plots are Reported.   FIGHTING ON IN IRELAND   Black and Tan Police Reported to Have Made Reprisals for Killings.

LONDON TAKES O# WAR ASPECT   Defenses Outrival Those During the World Conflict

‘Defenses in London Outriva  Those Used During the World War.   GUERRILLA WAR CONTINUES   More Clashes and Killings in ireland Are Reported to ‘Irish Office.

City Takes On War Like Attitude As Sinn Fein Piots are —   FIGHTING ON IN IRELAND

SPROUL TO ASK LABOR BOARD T DECIDE OW WAG   immediate Decision on- De mand for Increased Pay  «Urged to Check Trouble   MOTOR TRUCKS ARE PRESSED. INTO SERVICE   [Call for One Big Union of Rail “road Workers Published pos ~ in Butte

ALTHOUGH CONFLICT. ING REPORTS ARE - MADE BY BOTH SIDES.   ‘Railroad Men in Philadel phia Give Out Scale of - Wages Demanded—Strike  May Spread to New York.

U. $. EYES TURNED ON RAILROAD STRIKE   Government Is Depending On “Union Leaders To Persuade Men To Return.

WHITE HOUSE MAY BE ASKED 1D HELP STOP RAIL STRIKES   B. of R. T. Head to Lay Situation Before Wilson Unless It Is Improved Today.   GOV. SPROUL MAY SEEK . TO HURRY LABOR BOARD   Big Walkout Is Threatened in Philadelphia Friday; Other Points Going Out.

RAILROAD STRIKE IN EAST COMING END TOMORROW   Announcement Made at Phila delphia 800 Will Return to Work

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS: WATCHING RAIL STRIKE   No Step, However, Has Been Tak: en to Combat the Spread ing Epidemit,    UNION OFFICIALS RELIED _ ON TO SEND, MEN TO WORK    Recognized “Heads. of “Wajons. pended on to Prevent An { other Outlaw Walkout.       DOAK WATCHING SITUATION   Expected to Take Matter to: White House-- Officials Unless © Change Occurs.

XSTRIKE SPREAD : BEING WATCHED IN WASHINGTON   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HAVE NOT INDICATED ANY PLAN OF ACTION.   Situation’ Unchanged -in Balt more and Repor' ted Better Philadelnhia§=-—-

STRIKE LEADERS DECLARE A Blo WALKOUT 1S TO GOME ON FRIDAY   Movement of Passenger Trains on the New Haven Road Net. ‘ - Impeded—Embargo on-All Outgoing Freight  from Yards in New Haven

NOSTEP TO COMBAT PRESENT EPIDEMIC OF R.A. WALKOUTS   Government Officials Relying On Union Heads To Stem The Tide

FORECAST RAIL STRIKE FRIDAY   Conditions Are Apparently improved But Leaders Say It Won't Last.

Government Taking No Action In Strike   Depending on Recognized Tnion Heads to End the Unauthorized Strike. .

BAILROAD STRIKE “SEEMS SPREADING IN EASTERN CITIES   Pennsylvania Reports Men Returning to Work But it Is Reported That Others in Eastern Cities Have Gone On Strife .

UNGLE SAM HAS EYE ON STRIKES   Government Officials Rely on Brotherhood Leaders to End Railroad Strikes.

BAYAN SHOWS IS STAND ON ISSUES   Says He Does Not Desire Honor ol Public Office.   PROFITEER 1S ATTACKED

glle:Stand In Speech at Ban: in Honor of His Sixtieth Birhtday.        SAYS: PROFITEER AND -MONOPOLY MUST GO   Civilization Comp Compared to 2 Mighty, River ‘Overcoming

SEVENTEEN DEATHS IN IRELAND XMAS   Casualties Includg Both Sinn Feiners and Crown Forces, Says" Dublin Castle.

SEVENTEEN LIVES . CHRISTMAS TOL!   'Sinn Feiners and Crown Forces Had Quiet Time in . dJreland:

ACCEPTS ALL RESPONSIBILITY   Feigned Insanity, He Is Nov Found to Be Sane

AEDS CENTERING ARMY AY GRODNG FOR LAST STAND   Great Battle Extending from Grodno to Brest-Litovsk is Expected; Bolsheviki  Bring up Reserves   RUSSIA REPORTED READY TO : SHIP PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Willing to Hold Parley in Neu‘tral Country Reports French Foreign Office

RUSSO-POLE FIGHTING CONTINUES   While Peace Conference Is Going On Armies Are Still Locked In Battle Near Brest Litovsk.

AUSoO-POLISH PEACE PARLEY WILL BE MOVE!   Conferees at Minsk Agree upor Shift of Scene for Negotiations; New Meeting Place is Not Yet Determined

GHRISTENSEN SEES END OF DEMOCRATS      PARMER - LABOR  CANDIDAT! SAYS PARTY Is THROUGH

FRIDAY AT THE MINES   CHRISTENSEN SAYS DEMOCRATIC. PARTY CANT COME BACK

CHRISTENSON 1S LOOKING. FORWARI   Farmer-Labor Candidate for President Believés That Democratic Party is Dead and Fight Will be Between G. O. P. and.  Farmer-Labor Party

Parley Christensen Predicts. _ Elimination Of Democrats As Factor In National Politics  x

DISMISSAL OF RHODE ISLAND SUIT IS ASKED   COURT'S JURISDICTION A! TACKED BY FEDERAI SOLICLITO RGENERAL.   Real Showdown LGelieved f Come When This Motion Argued Next Month.

HARDING RESTS IN CLEVELAND   Republican Nominee Wil Speak at Akron Tonight.

HARDING WINDS UP CAMPAIGN IN OHIO THIS WEEK   Candidate’s Voice i: Good Considering Great Strain.

HARDING RESTS (N GLEVELAND   Confers With Leaders After Four Speeches.

SPEAK AT ACN TOMI      CANDIDAE MARKING IS LAST TOUR BEFORE ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY.

HARDING OUTLINES HOPES, AMBITIONS, FORUNITEDNATION             Will Dedicate Himself to Tas! of . Bringing American . Better Understanding.       TRIBUTES TO ROOSEVEL1 AND M’KINLEY IN SPEECH   Spirit of Famous, ‘Reputilic Leaders Held as Ex; "for: Present ‘Days

HARDING RESTS AFTER SPEECHES AT CLEVELAND   Goes To Akron for The Next Address

DAYLIGHT. ROBBERY: ~ IN NEW YORK crn   $60,000 ‘fi Cash and Jewelry Stolen in 10 Minutes by Twe Gunmen. :

FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TAKEN INN. Y, ROBBER   Stick-up Men Beat Wealthy New Yorker Inte Insensibility and Made Get-Awaty

BANDITS GET 840,000   Ten Minute Daylight Robbery Nets Two Gunners Sum Including $10,000 Bill and Jewelry.

BANDITS BEAT MERCHANT; GET SH ONO LOTT   Escape in Automobile After Daring Daylight Holdanin New York    'TAKE €17,.000 IN CASH   Office Is Weeked and Victim Receives Ten. Wounds.

N Y GUNMEN ROB MERCHANT OF $40,006   in Daylight Holdup in His Office Thugs Knock Victim Unconscious—$10,000 Bill in Loot

EXPECTED TO APPROVE MINE ASSESSMENT BILL   No Announcement Comes From White House as to Action of the President.

Western Senators Voice Expectation During Discussion of President’s Sig-: nature by Midnight.   BELIEF STRENGTHENED BY SENATOR’S ADVICE   Six - Months’. Assessment Period on Claims Ex. _ pires Tonight.

EXPECT WILSON MINE. BILL 0. X   Western Senators Confident Assessment Measure Will Be Approved Teday.

MINE BILL NOT  . SIGNED AS YET  a   But It Is Thought Ii Will Be, in Time

SEN. NELSON’S — SONINLAW   Held for Inquest i in the Killing of Farmer — Claims - Shoeting Was Accidental.

KNUTE NELSON'S SON IN LAWIS TIP AS STAYER   Farmer is Shot After. Row  at Alexandria; -Acci- ~ dentis Claim

HEPPARD ADWOGATES RE-ESTABLIOAMENT OF WAR FINANCE BOARI   SAYS IT COULD BE USED IN Ff NANCING SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES,

Fe. D. ROOSEVELT FIFTH COUSIN OF COLONEL   ‘Wife of Democratic Nominee  for Vice-President Niece of Teddy Roosevelt.

BRITISH MINERS OUT   MILLION MINERS LEAVE WORK OVER WAGE FIGHT.   If Railroad Emplotfees Do Not Strike England Will Not Suffer,

BRITISH MINERS: OUT   MILLION MINERS LEAVE. wor} ‘ER WAGE FIGR’        If Railroad Emplogecs Do Not Stritsc : England Will Not Suffer, he

FUNERAL OR GEORGE J. PERKINS SUNDA)   Body of Late Financier Arrive: in New York and is Taken to Sinhnrhan Home

Noted Financier and Partne of Morgan Dies in Sanitarium After Long Hiness   NOTABLE IN PUBLIC LIFE   Leading Figures in Banking World Will Act as Honorary Pall Bearers

CLINTON HAS CAR STRIKE   Service Is Suspended When Motor. menand Barn Men Saspend Werk,

CLINTON CARMEN OUT ON STRIKE   Action Follows Refusal of Council Te Grant 6.Cent Fare Instead of 5.Cen Fare Now In Force; Company Re. fuses to Pay 75c¢ Hour.

FARM BUREAU HEAD   OTHER. COUNTY OFFICERS ARE L. D. HOWARD AND H. G. ¥ NESTE      HELD ANNUAL MEETING   County Farm Bureau Affiliated with State Bureau vy Action Yesterday   Farm Bureau Directors will be Elected Soon in Different Neighborhoods

MAKE SETH FENTON FARM BUREAU HEAD   OTHER COUNTY OFFICER: ARE L. D. HOWARD AND H. G. VAN NESTE   HELD ANNUAL MEETING   County Farm’ Bureau Affiliated with State Bureau vy Action Yesterday   Farm Bureau Directors’ will be Elected Soon in Different Neighborhoods

FILES ANNUAL REPOUIT   MRS. GANGER MAKES PUBLIC CO URTY INFIRMARY STATISTICS -

FIGHT OVER CARD GAME PROVES FATAL   Stabbed Forty One Times by Companion and Left Bleeding to Death at Edge of Corn Field.

HINES ASKS RAIL MEN TO CONFERENCE   Will Talk Wage Question Anc Related Subjects, It Is Planned.

HINES MAKES CALL. FOR WACE MEETING   Asks Association of Railway Executives to Appoint Committee

BAILACAD WACE CONFERENCE   Head of Railroad Executives Invited by President to Sit tn.

Asks Railroad Executives to Discuss With Administration Wages and Collateral Matter:

HINES IN CALL FOR COMMITTEE ~— ON RAL WAGES   Tells Chairman of Railway Executives to Designate Men to Meet With Administration.

HINES CALLS. MEETING   Asks Rail Executives to Conference at Washington.   Director Generali Acts on Wilson’s Suggeetion in Offering Opportunity te Discuss Wages.

STAIKE POSTPONED, “NOT CANCELLED 1S: ‘EMPLOYERS’ VERSION   president Barker - of “Detroi Men Say Unless Speedy Relief is Given Walkout - Wil ~ Surely Take Place, _   WILSON TERMS ACCEPTED:

RAIL MEETING CALLED   EXECUTIVES ARE ASKED TC WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.   Hines Acts on Wilson’s Suggestion in Calling Meeting to Dis. cuss Wages.

RAILROAD CHIEFS   Asks Rail Executives to Conierence at Washington.   Director General Acts on Wilsen’s Suggestion in Offering Opportunity to Discuss Wages.

Calls Conference to Discuss Railroad Ware  and Kirfdred Subjects

Retail Prices of - Food Reduced   Chliined ‘That the Retail Prices of fool Were Reduced 3 Per Cent in Ovetober.

FOOD DECREASES . "+ ARE NOTED TODA   Atlanta Shows Greatest De: -ctease in Southern Cities— - Drops in Other Cities. -

EGGS THE ONLY FOOD ARTICLE SHOWING BOOST   Staple Eood Prices Drop Three Per Cent. and Sugar Leads   Potatoes Show Decrease 0 Fourtcen Per Cent.

FOOD DECREASES — ARE NOTED TODA'   Atlanta Shows Greatest’ ‘De crease in Southern Cities— Drops in Other Cities.

Mountain of Work Must be Accomplished Before lhe Real Business of Nominating Commences.      RIVAL CLAIMS MAD:   “Presidential Row” Hurls Back and Forth Allegations of Strength For Respective Candidates,

WOOD MANAGERS -ROPEFUL   Johnson. will be nominated ‘Charles.S. Wheeler 2 = San Francisco

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE  MEETS MON   Kentucky Leader Says Tis Is Not a Dark Horse Yoor

,Watal Guan Duel in West Virginia  Leads to Anticinption ef Farther TVroubte.

ARMED BANDITS KEEP _ GROWDS AT BAY   Smash Wines of Jewelry Store and Escape With Gems.

VARMED BANDITS LOOT 2 JEWELRY STORES; GROWL  S HELD AT BAY   BOTH ROBBERIES IN WHITE LIGHT ZONE   n One Instance Pepper [Is Thrown Into Clerk's Eyes: One Pedestrian Shot; Twe Arrests Have Been Made

JEWEL OBBERS HOLD. BROADWAY CROWDS AT Bay   Smashed Window and Loo’ Jewelry Trays While The: ater Crowds Are Passing. — Many Thousand Dollar: Worth Taken.

BOLD ROBBERY IS STAGED.   Bandits Keep Crowds at Bay With Revolvers While They Take Jewelry,

BROADWAY HAD  REAL ROBBER WITH THRILLG   SMASHED JEWEL WINDOW TAKING GEMS WHILE HOLDING “ROWD WITH GUNS.   Police Run Wn And Down Streets And Search Subway But, Wthout Results.

BROADWAY SEES DARING ROBBERY   Bandits Hold New York Theater. goers At Bay While They Loot Jewelery Stores   MAKE CLEVER ESCAPE

A BOLD BROADWAY ROBBERY   Jewelry Thieves at New York Steal Many Gems, Shoot Pedestrian and Make Getaway.

ROB BROADWAY STORES WITH CROWDS AT BAY   New York Yegos Add Two More to Long List of Darine Burglaries During Winter.

ARMED BANDITS AUB STORE WITH CAOWD LOOKING ON   Theatre Gocrs Kept At Bay With Revolvers While Contents of N. Y. Jewelry Store Window Are Appropriated.

BANDITS ROB JEWELRY STORE INCROWDED ST.   Thousands See Robber: Escape with Fortune in Jewels.

ROBRERS RAID SHOPS WHILE CROWDS WATCH   ARMED BANDITS MAKE BIG HAUL OF JEWELRY IN NEW YORK THEATER DISTRICT.   SMASH WINDOWS OF STORE   Thousands of People Witneas Acta of Holdups, Who Make Their y Escape.

BRUADWAY HELD UP BY BRIGANDS   Rob Jewelry Store While Thousands Look On   PEDESTRIAN IS SHOT   When He Attemps to Stop Bandits—Brick Hurled Through Window and People are Held at Bay While Loot is Gathered Up—Two Arrests are Made

Broadway Bandits Secure Diamonds  In Bold Robberies   Smash Window of tewelry Store and Coolly Take Jewels. While Proprieto Calls For Help and Crowd: Awed by Member of Gang

SO BROADWAY GOT ATHRILL   THREE BANDITS ARRESTED AFTER TWO SENSATIONAL ROBBERIES.   Weld Crowds at Ray to Roh One Jewelry Store Window, but Were Caught itn Chase After a Second Hold-Un.

ARMED BANDITS ~FUNISH. THRiLL FOR NCH YORKERS   Jewelry Store Window Smashed While Thousands Leok On   FILL POCKETS WTH DIAMONDS

BHUADWAY (5 TREATED 10 BOLD ROBBERY   Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Jewels Are Stolen While Crowds Look on.   PEDESTRIAN IS SHOT * BY FLEEING CROOKS   Second Successful Hold-up Takes Place Within Short ‘Time of First One. 9 * Make Get-away,

TRIO OF BANDITS PULL OFF JOB IN CROWDED STREET   Two Rob Stores While Third Holds Spectators at Bav.   HURL BRICK THRU WINDOW AND HELP THEMSELVES   Separate When Police Arrive -—One Escapes by Jumping Down Subway Air Hole

PULL JOB IN JESSE JAMES STYLE   Yeggs Smash Window of New York Jewelry Store and Get Much Loot   ENDS IN PISTOL DUEL   Robbers Win, However, and Make Safe Get-Away in Crowded Streets

Hoid Crowd at Bay With Revolyers— Shoot Pedestrian’ and Escape with Gem.

Simmons Hardware Company’s Founder “Dies at the Age of 8)   Bawa Camphel) Simmon throug!  © Known ut. Sos dkcan of Hard. de,             Succumbs to

MARTIAL LAW 10 BE ESTABLISHED 1H RAIL CENTERS   Threatened Riots Give Cause For Alarm In Chicago.   EMBARGO DECLARED   Strike of Switchmen Cripples Service On Kleven Roads.

BRITISH FORCES BURN VILLAGE OF BALLINALEE   Reprisal for Recent Attack on Police—Shops ant Houses Destroyed and Livestock Shot

CROWN FORCES _ BURN.-ANOTHER. TRISH VILLAGE   Ballinalee Destroyed ir Reprisal for Attack on Police There.  

BUILDINGS FIRED TATTLE ULLED   Irish Railwaymen Voted Today To . ‘Abandon Their Sirike   AGREE T2 CARRY MUNITIONS   Ef Men Are Restored fo.Former Positions——-Home Rule Bill Awdits King’s Signature.

4A GUEAT AMERICAN.   Theodore Roosevelt) Born Sixty-Twe Years Ago Today.

‘A: GREAT AMERICAN.,   Theodore Rooseveit Born Sixty TW "Years Ago Today. .

Were Married Forty Years Agc   Myr. avd Mrs. J.C. Hays Cele brate 40th Anniversar; TLant Sheed aa.

OBSERVE THEIR RUBY WEDDING   Mr. and Mra. J. G. Haye Southeast of Hastings In Midst of Neighbors,  "Friends and Relatives Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary.

Forty-Nine Stills - Destroyed In May   Forty-nine Moonshine Stills Were be. stroyed In Mississippi During the Month of May,

REVENUE OFFIGERS AT KNOX   STILL AND WHISKY FOUND AND SEVERAL ARRESTS FOLLOW

XMAS BURGLAR WITH A HEART VISITS HOME   Plays Piano For Little Tot Anc Leaves Without Stealing.   ‘Tell Your Moth:r VU Steal Everything Next Time” He Warns.

Even Burglar Has Some of the Christmas Spirit, and Heede Child’e Ple-

CLEMENCEAU SICK   Former Premier of France Suf fering from Bronchitis in Egypt

CARRANZA ‘ARMY WHIPS REBELS IN TWO FIGHTS      Rebel Losses Aggregate 200 Killed— iaz Leader Captured and Probably Will Be Executed

FELIX DIAZ FORCE ROUTED, 1S CLAIM   Government Forces in Mexico Says 200 Rebels Killed in Battles.   MANY “GENERALS” DEAD   Spaniards “Taken — Prisonel Are Released by Victorious Forces,

MEXICAN REBEL FACES TRIAL   Mexican Government Defeats Dia: + Faetion—200 Rebels Killed—: Dias General Prisoner.

THE GOVERNMENT FORCES DEFEAT TAZ REBEIS   FIVE GENERALS WERE REPORT. ED AMONG THE 200 REBEIS KILLED, REPORT SAID.   Gen. Delaliave, One ef the Meat Im portant Diaz Leaders, Was Wound> ed and Captured—May Be Executed,

dU WIEXIGAN REBELO ARE  AILLED IN FIGHTING   Diaz Forces Vanquished. Generals Killed or Captured, Claimed

FEDERAL TROD  IN MEXICO WIN FROM INSURGENTS   Claim that Two Hundred Rebels Were Kiied—Four Generals in the List   REVOLUTIONISTS HAD ! KIDNAPPED SIX SPANTABDS    Federal Troops Went in Pursuit and Rescued the Men After the  Victory

20 MEXICAN FBELS ARE KILLED I BHTING   Diaz Forces Vanquished Generals Killed or Captured, Claimed

WON'T PAY DUTY   Form Combination Pledg ing Themselves Not Tc Pay Tax Fixed By Car ranza Govt.

OIL MEN REVOLT AGAINST PAYING MEXICAN TRIBUT!   Petroleum Producers in Tam: pico District Defy Imposi2 Hae of New Duty,

SAYS LEAGUE ISSUE WILL APPEAR CLEAR   Roosevelt Deplores “Blind Partisanship” in ‘Speech at Portland.

ROOSEVELT OPENS . MAINE CAMPAIGN    Closes First of Three Day’s  Tour With Address at Portland   PRAISES GOVERNOR COX   Deplores “Blind Partisanship’; Demands Harding Leave Front Porch

CNGAMPMENT ENDO   VETERANS NOW ENGROSSED IN BUSINESS OF GATHERING.   Moclution to Consolidate With Spanish-Amevicans Fails.

EAGHRPMERT END  a a : :           1 eee eoltilatgs 4h Resalntion (o Consolidate With Spanae ish-Amenicans Fails.

REGULAR MOVIE THRILLERS   Raid on Alleged Opium Den in New York's Chinatown.

CHINATOWN SIGHTSEERS GET UNEXPECTED THRIL   Onlookers Were Showerec With Opium and Pipes From Window

OWEN DISCUSSES RERD   Saya Democrats Disfranchised Wifth District, Acted According Precedent,  le

ROOSEVELT HOPEFUL   Thinks the Peak of Republican Streneth Has Passed

CHOOL OF JOURNALISM BEGINS WORK IN GREAT PHILIPPINE UNIVERSIT   COURSES OPEN TO BOTH WEN AN WOMEN OF THIRD AND POURTH YEAR STANDING,

SIX INDICTED MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO LIQUOR CHARGES   Eleven Arrested in Milwaukee on Warrants Charging Violation of Dry Laws   MANITOWOC MAN SENTENCED AFTER PLEADING SUILT)   Four More to be Arraigned in Milwaukee Court

11 INDIGTED FOR DEALING IN WHISKY   Pleas of Not Guilty Entered by Six in Federal Court.

FIi0 $20,000 WORTH BOCZE IN CULE SHIP   Vessel and Liquor Held by Mobile, Als. Authorities.

JOHNSON LEADING MONTANA CONTEST   CALIFORNIA SENATOR FAS BIG GAIN FARLY RETURNS DISCLOSE.

ITALIAN WOMEN GET BALLOT   Chamber of Deputies at Rame-Grante Suffrage by 240 to 10 Vote.

JURY HAS W .W MURDER CASE   furned Over. To Them Last Night— They Did. Not Begin Work Until Today.

ott SEATS AT OPENING GAME   Philadelphia Carries Away Hon ers in Sprint for Bleachers at Brooklyn.   Woman Shares Honors      : Picking the Winner in First of Series Is About Tossup Among -the Fans.

Fanatic Title Is Captured by Philadelphiar   Wild Sprint Lands Rabid Fan First in Line at Ebbets Field at 1 a. m.

‘PENNSYLVANIA WON THE DA\   Faris From That State Are First Or Hand At the Opening World Series.

LABOR AWARDED FIRST DECISION   Kansas Industrial Relations Court.   LINEMEN GET AN INCREASE   Topeka Fdison Employes Granted Hike From 60 to 674 Cents an Hour.

INDUSTRIAL COURT GIVES WORKERS WAGE i. EASE   “ elston’ rPavornbia t F

WHEN PAY DIRT CARE IN SIGH]   Investigator Was Puiled OF the Job of Probing Shipping Board Affairs.   ONE OF THEM TELLS HOW ‘TRICK. WAS DONE   How Public Agents Got Rake off on Placing Contracts at Wiech Bids”

WEDNESDAY: MAN TEAGHERS fo Hi   CWRISTMAS EXE BIT OF UAL TRAENING MUST BEY OSTPONED

SCHOOLS TG CLOSE WEDNESDAY; MAN TEACHERS GG HO   CHRISTMAS EXJHBIT oF 3 VAL 'PRAENING MUST BE POSTPONED

TO OCCUPY PEKING      Gen. Chang Tso Lin Serves Notice on President

[CIVIL WAR IN CHINA FEARED   President of Republic Doing What He Can to Avert It.

GIVIL WAR LIKELY 10 DEVELOP IN CHINA 1S REPORI   Anis Party Leader Charged With  Inciting Brigands—Want Gen.  eral Tuan Punished.   RECALL JAPANESE ARMY MEN

10 U PLIF rt im Ss. “CUTIZEN VSHIP. National Community Board Wil on

OFFICIALS MAY BE CAUGHT.   Authorities Who Give Protection Considered Likely Targets for. . Grand Jury. —_

MORTH INDIANA RUM AUNNERS FACING GRILL   Federal Agents Conclude Rounduy of Evidenct in. Several Cities, ‘Take Matter to Grand Jury

SHOOTS TWO IN GOTHAM CHURCH   Bolshevist Kills J, P. Morgan’s Doctor Before the Altar.   Manlac Is Captured by Wounded Ves. ’ ¢ryman—Panic Ensues as Man Brandishing Hla Revolver Runs to Nearest Door.

Es OS OO eee +  SHOOTS TWO IN GOTHAM CHURCH   Boishevist Kills J. P. Morgan’s Doctor Before the Altar.   Maniac ts Captured by Wounded Ves. tryman—-Panic ‘Ensues as Man Brandishing His Revolver Runs to Nearest Door.

SURGEON, TAKING UP OFFERING, oLANN BY ASSASSIN'S BULLET   Dr. James W. Markoe, Personal Physician to J. P. Morgan, Shot Through Head.

SHOOTS TWO IN GOTHAM CHURCH   Bolshevist Kills J. P.. Morgan’s Doctor Before the > Altar.  ‘   SHOUTS “DOWN WITH U. S.”   Maniac Is Captured by Wounded Vestryman—Panic Ensués / as Man Brandishing His Revolver Runs te Nearest Door.

BOLSHEVIST KILL MORGAN'S DOCTOR   Bioots Twe in New York Cit) Fashionahié-Bhurch.      CRIES “DOWN WITH AMERICA’   Willd Panic Ensues as Maniac, Brandishi=z Revolver, Tries to Escape —Is Captured by Wounded Vestryman After Tussle.

“DEMON RUM’  ACTON TAKEN BY WORLD PROKIBITIONISTS  For sa International! al Propaganda to Banish It.

WORLD MOVE AGAINST RUM   Prohibition Congress Approves Or. #anization Against Liquor Intereatn«.

KOREAN IS SENTENCED ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Draws Penal Servitude Term for Allez ed Plot Against Life of Prince Wedding Japanese

PANAQEA CHE     ©. PRINCE   Edward OF Wales Pays Wis Respects To Prexident Lefevre.

EXPLOSION DAMAGES ~ PROPERTY OF MINES   Coal Strike Zone is Scene o Disturbances,

Railway Trestle Was . Blown Up Today         resi1® at Thacke T, V. . Va. o and Drum tlow%e of Coal Co., in ¢he Coal Strike Distric? Blow n Un.

RAILWAY TRESTLE IS BLOWN UP   Coal Company’s Property Also Destroyed in West Virginia

EXPLOSION WRECKS RAILWAY TRESTLE   Coal Company Drumhouse Blown Up.

RAILWAY TRESTLE IS BLOWN TO) BITS   Bombars Also Dynamite Drum House and Burn Coai Company Building   N. & W. Railroad Bridge Will Require Weeks to Replace

MYSTERY BLAST WRECKS BRIDGE   RAILROAD TRESTLE AND DRUM HOUSES IN W. VA., BLOWN UP.

N. & We TRESTLE AT THACKER 1S BLOWN UF   Matta May Coal Company Drun Houseat Ajax Is Also! Wrecked Today.

MINERS FIGHT WITH DYNAMITE   Trestle and Drum House Blown Up in Wast VUinn: pada S

TRESSLE AND MINE. > BUILDING BLOWN UI   State Police; Take’ Blondhounds to Thacker and Ajax, W, Va,, Seenes of Exttosion.

BLOODHOUNDS ON TRAIL OF. BOMBERS IN WEST VIRGINIA   Trestle and Drumhouse ot Coal Company Are.  Rinwn [ln

DEFENSE GF POLISH FORCES STAFFEHING   Bolsheviki Now Viriuaily at Gaies of V/arsaw.   MAY STILL STOP DRIVE

DEFENSE GF POLISH eTir r  EAReEe STIEEENING peers STEEHING   Bolsheviki Now Virtuaily at Gaies of \Yarsaw.   MAY STILL STOP ORIVE

LITHUANIAIN CALL FOR HELI   Leaque of Nations Asked te Keep Poles From Invading  Wainhharing: Caiuntry   HOSTILITIES ARE RENEWED

JAPANESE TROOPS GIVE UP. BUILDINGS   Commander ‘Makes Demand: of Provisional Russian Government in. Vladivostok.

CONE ESSES HE KILLED MAN.   Toledo Man Tells of His Part in Adams Death.

I’m Neutral---Cummings Get Out Anyway---Bryan Attack Vicious---Edwards   Democratic Squabble:Over - Chairman's “Pres ence at Dinner Gets Warm.

IMPRESSED BY BRYAN'S ROAR   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN SAYS HE HAS RIGHT TO ATTEND DINNER TO GOVERNOR   Is Impartially Neutral Toward Presidential Candidates and No Merit in Bryan's Talk.

INSULT, BRYAN TERMS EDWARDS CANDIDACY   Former Secretary Scor.s Cum mings for Attending “Boom” For Jersey’s Wet Governor.

CUMMINGS REPLIES TO BRYAN ATTACK   CHAIRMAN OF* DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE SAYS HE IS NEUTRAL ON CANDIDATES.   CHARGES “NOT MERITED’   Leader Asserts Had Commoner Reac Speech He Would Have Found ‘No Ground for Statements.

CUMMINGS HITS OUT AT BRYAN   Says Colonel’s Statements in Virginia Are Without Merit

CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS SAYS BRYAN CHARGES ARE WITHOUT MERIT   Attendance on Inaugural Dinnet to Governor Edwards Was Mere Incident.   POSITION ON CANDIDATES IS IMPARTIAL NEUTRALITY   Head of Democratic Nationa Committee Issues Formal Statement in Reply.

NO MERIT IN BRYAN’S TALK SAYS CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS   Just Because He Attended Edwards Dinner Doesn't Mean That He Boosts Him tor Presidential Candidacy.

RRYAN'S VI EW GOWEPHOUT MERIT   Cummings Says Presence at Bdwards Dinwer Yad Na Simnificance,

CUMMINGS DECLARES BRYAN IS TOO HASTY   DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN MAKES REPLY TO ATTACK.   Has Net identified Himself With Edwards Beem fee President— Saye Ne Merit in Commoner’s Criticism.

CUMMINGS REPLIES TO STATEMENT OF BRYAN    Democratic Chairman Says Nebraskan’s Conument on Gov. Falwards  Dinner Without Merit.

Efforts to ‘Get Solid: ‘Support of Republicans Seen ‘in Speeches. .   NO VISITORS AT “PORCH”      Candidate Works on Labor Day Speech: to Marion (Inionists. . -

HARDING MAKING HEADWAY WITH PARTY SLOGAN   HARDING AND HARMONY" AS ALT FACTIONS IN PARTY ARE APE DD

HARDING LINING UIP ALL FACTION      His Speech Is Said to Have Placated Both Friends and Foes of League.

NO PRECIPITATE ACTION.   British R, R. Labor Leaders Prepar: ed To Go Slow Under Circumstances.

NO PRECIPITATE ACTION.   British R, R. Labor Leaders Prepared To Go Slow Under Cir-

NEEKS PROGRAM ~ FOR CONGRESS   NOTHING OF IMPORTANCE _ IN. TREATY DEBATE   Week Expected To Bring Agree: "ments on Sections of Rails. road Bill.

NAVAL COMMITTEE TOHEARDANIELS VIEWS ON AWARDS   E REGENT WAR WILL END PERSECUTION DS, DANIELS DECLARE   Secretary Expected to Reply to Charges Made by Rear Admiral Sims—Military Legislation to Be Discussed.   TREATY ISSUE SUBSIDES   No Developments of Importance Expected During the Week Effort ta Be ‘Made to Settle Railroad Legislation.

NAVAL LEGISLATION BEFORE CONGRESS   Appropriation Bills Also or Week’s Program.   DANIELS WILL TESTIFY   Developments in Committee bxpected to Overshadow Those on Floor of Either Senate or House-—-No Developments of Importance Affecting Treaty are Expected.

MILITARY PLANS ~-FOR DISCUSSION OF BOTH HOUSES   [Appropriation Bills : and Com: ‘mittee Work Upon Variety Q Subjects To Fore’ At-Capital.   NQ_ TREATY. “DEVELOPMENTS

APPROPRIATIONS  BEFORE “CONGRESS FOR COMING WEEK   Military and Navy Bills, the (War Decoration Case ant — Committee Work the Chie!  Features Indicated. a

ARMY AND. NAVY BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS   Chief Attention Focused or Appearance of Sceretary Daniels Before Senate Probers

ARMY AND NAVY PAY BILL BEFORE SENATE   APPROPRIATION MEASURES WILI BE THE ORDER IN HOUSE : -.-/) THIS WEEK,

ARMY AIRPLANES REACH ALASKA   Arrive in Yukon Territory on Long Grind From Minola, N. Y¥.

CONDITION OF CATTLE GOOD   Ranges Good and Animals Reported Fat. Little Moisture

REDS OF RUSSIA HOTLY GRILLED   CONDEMNED BY GOMPERS FINALLY AND FOR ALL TIME.   BOLSHEVISM DEVOID OF MERIT   Labor Leader Says He Knows About It, and Cannot Join With Element That Would Defer Judgment.

Makes Convineing Answer te Argument That, Beennse They Know Litth of What is Going on in Russia, It is Uniair for American People to Pass Jadement at This Time,

sri ChE § BOLSHEVISM   Concenins iadical Doctrine “For All Time’   GOMPERS SHOWS STAND,   Union Leader Says He Doubts Whethor Publications Issued by Russion Agents Have as Great Effect in Amorica as Those Wishing to be Called Journals of Opinion,

BULOHEVISM HARD HIT BY CHIEF OF LABOR FEDERATION   Samuel Gompers Condemn: Doctrine “Completely, Finally and For All Time,”  In Published Article.

MERIGAN: LABOR. CHILE) i CLABES UT IS NOT NE tO WAIT POR BR      Quotauion Frou? Sovice Constity Reveals Scheme (o Throttle! Trade Ui niotisn. :

BOLSHEVISM IS CONDEMNED BY SAMUEL GOMPERS   We Know Enough About Soviet, Says American  Labor Leader.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT PLAN IS HIT BY GOMPERS   SE A ee) a: Bolshevism Is Condemned for All Time—Says He Knows All About Russia.

‘COMPLETELY, FINALLY. AND FOR ALL TIME” HE IS AGAINST IT.   NSIDIOUS TREASON SCORED

GOMPERS SCORES BOLSHEVISM AS ENEMY TQ ALL LIGERTY AND DENOUNCES RUSSIAN TERRCR PLAN

GOMPERS CONDEMNS RBOLSHEVISM ‘FOR ALL TIME’; DENOUNCES PARLOR REDS WHO URGE FRIENDLY STAND BY U. S.

e  ARE ASSAILED BY GOMPERS   Labor Leader Denounces the New Pian ef Government, in Russia.   JUST A PLAIN = AUTUGHACT   Says Constitution Provides for Com: pulsory Labor and Assails Three American Magexzines as Pro-Russian.

BOLSHEVISM IS CONDEMNED COMPLETELY, FINALLY AND FOR ALL TIME BY GOMPERS

WIEAICAN LABOR ruiFE CONDEMING t} BOLSHEVISTS   Samuel Gompers Scores. the “Journals of Opinion” in the United States.   ‘ARE MORE DANGEROUS THAN RUSSIAN AGENTS   Save Constitution of Soviet is Foreign to Every Concept  o American Republic.

TAKES FALL OUT UF BOLSHEVISM   Gompers Fully Denounces Red Brotherhood   That Claim to be Entirely Detached from Russian Influence and Russian Payroll More Effective than Publications of Bolshevist Agents. Gives Names of Paners.

UVIET PLAN 13 HIT BY GOMPERS   A. F. of L. Chief Assails Three ) American Magazines.   BOLSHEVISM IS CONDEMNED   Declares He Knows All About the  Cruelty, Intolerance and Auto eratic Concept of Minority Dictatorship of Lenine Regime.

GOMPERS oCOREs BOLGWENTaM IN PAPER   _abor Chief Condenins Soviets “Completely, Finally and for All Time’; Informa:  tion at Hand on System   Tells What Reds Are Doing by Force of Arms and Executions

BOLOHEV OM 1) GONDEMNCD BY GOMPERS   HAS NOTHING IN COMMON WITH TRADES UNIONS THE VETERAN LEADER SAYS  Doubts If Russian Publications      Doubts If Russian Publications Spread It As Much As Some In America

Declares It is Not Necessary for American People to Know Exact Conditions in Soviet Russia or - Germany Before Passing weds ment.

LABOR HEAD DENOUNCES BOLSHEVIK!   Gompers  Asyefts AH Propagand Does Not Come From Soviet Ruossia,

GOMPERS PUTS FINAL QUIETUS ON RADICALS   Condemns for All Time  _ Those Agitators Who  _ Would Bring Discard Into Ranks of Organized Labor.

FEDERATION Chic FLAYS BOLSHEVISM   Concemns Radical Doctrine “For All Time.”   GOMPERS SHOWS STAND.   Jnion Leader Says He Doubts Whether Publications Issued by Russian Agents Have as Great Effect in America as Those Wishing to be Called Journals of Opinion.

SOVIET SCHEME   Labor Leader Denounces _ the New Plan of Government in Russia.   JUST A PLAIN AUTOCRAC\   Says Constitution Provides for Com  pulsory Labor and Assails Three  American Magazines as Pro-Russian,

Legitimate  “Moveinints “Ave -‘Stiffled: “By Force’ of Arms. and. Prentfal  ~ Byecntions”

OAMUEL GOMPERS DENOUNCES IDEALS OF SOVIET PARTY   LABOR LEADER IS STRONG IN DENUNCIATION OF REDS’ PRINCIPLES   CONDEMNS © BOLSHEVISM   Attacks Publications of America That Uphold Doctrines of Russian Government in Neutral Manbver

COUNT SENT TO SING SING   Titled Pole Once Cellarman Iv Rest: auvant Fleeced By Tale ef Riches. z

COUNT SENT TO SING SING   Titled Pole Once Cellarman Iu Hestanueant Fleeeed By Tale ot fLiches, *

AVIATOR FELL FIVE MILES   Maj. Schroeder Had Broken All Records, Rising 36,020 Feet When : Oxygen Failed Him.

SCHROEDER MAKES NEW  ._ AIR RECORD   Pilot at McCook Field Attained. 3 Height of Approximately 3 7.000 Feet. 7 1

LYER, FROZEN IN TEMPERATURE OF 67 BELOW ZERO, FALLS FIVE MILES THRU CLOUDS; MAY LIVE

SCHROEDER WILL TAY IT AGH   BELIEVES HE CAN FLY TO HEIGHTH OF 40,000 FEET,   Was Rendered Uncanscious By Frozen Eyeballs And Fell a Distance: of Five Miles Befare Regaining Gantrot of Machine,

AVIATOR FALLS FIVE MILES AND  LANDS SAFELY   Temperature of 67 Below. Freezes His. Eyes Shut, and He Loses Consciousness.

Falls 36,020 Feet; Is Ready for Next Trip   Major R. W. Schroeder Attains Record Altitude When Oxygen Supply  Exhausted and Plane Plunges Five Miles to Earth Without Injury w Aviator; Will Attempt 40,000 Feet

PLANE Fl FIVE MILES          HE WAS ATRENDTING TO AS: aD HEAT OF i lene rE  FROM EARTH         REGAINED THE CONTROL Ot HIS MACHINE WHEN TWO MILES FROM EARTH.

Unconscious Flyer Falls Five Miles — Then Revives and Lamds Safely After Breaking all Records for Altitude

: ? , a BG ; furplane Pilot's Eyeballs Frozen And He: Loses Consciousness In Soaring To Height Of Sennen Mila!  wwe Tle Wee       +

KENTUCKY FIELDS ~AUSIER THAN EVER   High Prices Paid For Glose-tr Acreage. .   E cee iweeTCRN POOLS EXTENDED   Larjye Ares Opening ior erci~ opment — Better Grade of Crude Obtained — Wells Show Good Staying Qualities —-Light Completions in Other Districts of State.

KENTUCKY HELDS BUSIER THAN EVER   High Prices Paid For Close-In Acreage.   WESTERN POOLS EXTENDED   Large Area Opening for Development — Better Grade of Crude Obtained — Wells Show Good Staying Qualities ——Light Completions in Other Districts of State.

$5,000,000,000 SHRINKAGE IN CROPS   Record Breaking Crops With Lower Valuation Because of Price Drops

FARM PRODUCTS SHOW DECREASED VALUATION   Although Crop Is Regardes as Unusually Heavy, Big Shrinkage Is Recorded

1920 CROP 13 OFF 5 BILLION   HARVEST BIGGER THAN 1919, BUT VALUE SHRINKS   Showing Made Despite Decrease In Acreage

GREATER YIELD THAN 1019 BUT  VALUE 15 LESS   1920 Harvest in One of the Most Abundant in the History of United States.

VALUE OF THIS YEAR'S HARVEST LESS THAN 1919   Total Worth Placed AC Almas Five Milton Dollars Lower Bs  Department Of Agriculture’: To) rota, :   WAS ONE OF MOST ABUNDAN:

1920 WHEAT CROP NOT SO LARGE AS THAT OF LAST YEAR, OTHER CROPS SHOW LARGE INCREASES

FARM CROP VALUE IS FIVE BILLION LESS THAN {9/6   Monthly Report of Department of Agriculture Says Total 1920 Is Worth $9,148,519,000.

The Value of Farm Products Is Based on Prices Paid to Farmers Dec. Ist. These Estimates Are on the Important Farm  Crops.

FARMERS LOSE FIVE BILLION IN ~~ CROP PRICES   Harvest of 1920 Most Abund. ant in Years But Prices Cause Big Loss.

FARM CROP VALUES HAVE DECREASED 5 ~ BILLION “DOLLARS   Actual Worth Brot Below Last Year’s by Enormous  Shrinkage Due to Fall-.  a laa i ac

Large Yields of Past Season Valued at Five Billioss Less Than That of Last Year.

GiitAl SHRINKAGE Ih GHOP VALUES   Although 1920 Crop Was Record Breaker Value Is Millions Less

Ta 1      Yields Break Records But Returns Are Small.   OUT FIVE BILLION

HARVEST IS LARGER BUT VALUES SHRINI   COUNTRY BREAKS ALL RECORDS THIS YEAR. FARMERS LOSE BY PRICE FALL   TOTAL 1S NOW $9,148,519,000   Showing Made Despite Decrease in Acreage According to Reports of the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

SLUMP IN GRAIN VALUES Is COUNTABLE FOR SERIOUS SITUATION   RETURNS FALL BELOW 1919   Totnl Production far Ahead, but Incomes Fall from 14 Billions to, 9 Billions.

1$20 HARVEST BIG BUT VALUE LESS THAN 1916   Despite Increases in Production Over Last Year, Worth Decreased 5 Billion   CORN SETS RECORD   ACREAGE DEVOTED TO CROPS AL. SO DECREASED—CORN YIELD 30.9 BUSHELS TO ACRE

ABUNDANT CROPS BUT PRICES LOW   Shrinkage of Values Places Total Value of Crops at Five Billions Below 1919

PRESENT BILL TU OAVE. BABIES   Over 200 Women Dele. gates Appeal to Congress to Support Humane Bill —Provides Proper Care For Mothers

WOMEN FRAME BILL TO SAVE NEW-BORN BABIES   20,000 -Infants and Mother: Die Monthly, in Need,  Cranwene Cnc

GIVE BABY A BETTER CHANCE   Women Seek Law for Benefi of Mothers and New-Born Children.

WOMEN-WILL BGK GONGRESS TD TAKE PARE OF MOTHER   Voters League Delegates Plan ‘to Create Sentiment for . Maternity Laws.

Grand Jury of Allen County Takes Action At Lima   Shooting of Melvin Flanningan By Sergeant Goebel Started The Probe

KANSAS EGGS AT 52 CENTS   Dealers Predict Price Will Continue Mawn to 45 Cents a Dozen.

EGGS 52 CENTS IN KANSAS    Topéka Preduce Men Predict the Prios a 4 _ wilt Continue Down to 45   . Cents. Fe

EGGS 52 CENTS IN KANSAS   Topeka Produce Men Predict the Price Will Continue Down to 45 Cents,

SETS BACK TO. THE HUMAN SIDE   Senator Harding Delivers a Sermon in the Interest of Human Welfare -:   BUSINESS AND WORK   However He Does Noi Indicate’ He Believes in Heiping Unfertunates

LOVE OF MAN IS BUSINESS NEED   Senator Harding Tells Delega tion Conscience of Business - Most Be Awakened.   THROW ASIDE POLITICS

HUMANE BUSINESS --HARDING   Delivers Welfare Sermon From Porch  ae a ee ee a  PLEADS FOR UPLIFT  Says “Love Should Flow Through Industry”

HUIRT GONFESOES THAT HE KILLED CEVERAL WIVES   Body of Montana Woman Not Been Found by Officers.   Prisoner Relates Details of Tragedy—His Other Crimes.

HUSTAIN FOUR CHARGES . AGAINST STATE. GRANGE MASTER OF WASHINETON

GRANGE CENSORS MEMBER FOR POLITICAL MOVES   Charged With Disloyalty to Grea Farmers’ Organization for Partisanship.

DIED WITH COFFIN NAIL   Smiling Jack Smoked Un til Last.   HE INHALED CIGARETTE   Chicago Crack Gunman Was Hang' ed by the Neck Until He Was Dead.

—_—-- ——— --—-— ————  CHICAGO GUNMAN PAYS PENALTY ON GALLOWS TODAY   “Smiling Jack” O’Brien, Who Killed e Policeman, Was Hanged in the Cook County Jail.

“CMILING JACK O‘BRIEN HANGED   PAYS DEATH PENALTY FOR SLAY ING OF CHICAGO PATROLMAN; ONE OF ENRIGHT GANG

YOUNG SLAYER EXECUTED; RETAINED SMILE TO LAST   ‘Smiling Jack’ O'Brien, 21-yearold Gunman, Paid Penalty for Killing Voliceman,

CHICAGO MAN HANGED TODAS   “Smiling Jack” O’Brietr Meets Death for Murder of Officer

“SMILING JACK” HANGS   YOUNG GUNMAN PAYS PENALTY FOR KIPLING POLICEMAN. :   Execution Was: “Dela ved’ Hour While Grand duty Visited “Condemned Mun—Wiinessed Hanging.

GUNMAN Deo IN CHICAGO TODA)   HANGED IN THE COOK COUNT’ JAIL FOR POLICEMAN’S MURDER.   GRAND JURY PRESENT AND WITNESS DEATH   Patrolman Richard Burke Was Kill ed in a Gun Battle in a Chicago Saloon and O’Brien Was Con. victed of the Killing.

DANIELS SEEKS ADDITION OF SEVEN SHIPS TO NAVY   Recommends Construction of Three Aviation Carriers and Four Destroyer Tenders.

Carnival Friday Night, 50c & 25c Everybody Turn Loose   Joint Installation

‘The Scottish Rite...  Masonic Radics   Closed nx Reunton Here Today With a Banguet—Chiss of "Pwenty-filve Glyvon Theorers,.

MAY PROBE PRICE OF GANNED GOODS   State Market Commission Offers to Set Machinery Going to Investigate Canning Industry and Distribution of Its Product.   MILWAUKEE FAIR PRICE COMMISSION MAY BACK MOVE

PUTS U.S. IN “HUN” CLASS.   Spirit for Gain Rivals German Militarism, Says London Express.

WHISKY TAKEN BY MASKED MEN   iftecn Barrels Rolled Out of Ken  tueky Distillery.

ARMED BAND GETS 15 BARRELS OF WHISKY   Two Watchmen at Ken. tucky Distillery Held Up

ROBBERS GET BIG HAUL OF WHISKY   Ten Masked and Armed Mer Hold Up Watchmen   Secure 15 Barrels of Whisk From Kentucky Distillery.

ENGLAND Tp ATT TRAD AGREEMENT WITH RSME   Poles Urged to Make ar Early Peace With Neighbors   AMERICANS WARNED AGAINST GERMANY   Starvation Rations Resull From Russ Railroads Closing Down

Details of Bolshevik Organization Received in Washington Put Strength at 350,000 Men: Poles 140.000

(WASHINGTON SAYS THE PLES OUTNUMBERED (MORE THAN TWO T0 1   Statistics Are Said To Have Been Prepared Showing that the Polish Army Is Far Behind the Enemy in Every  Dartiedlar. !

REDS HAVE BIG ARMY   140,000 Poles Trying to Hold 350,000 Russians.   American Milltary Authorities Say the Bolsheviki Have 26 Divisions In . Front Line and 13 in Reserve.

THE BOLSHEVISTS OUTNUMBER POLES   ONLY 140,000 TROOPS ARE DEFENDING CITY OF WARSAW   350,060 IN THE ATTACK   General Sergius Kameneff Is Com. mand of Entire Russian Soviet Army   Not a Single German Officer in the Entire Army, Soviet Message Says

OUTNUMBERED TWO TO ONE   Washington Gets Details of Men in thea BNoehtmmne

OUTNUMBER POLES 2 101   Bolshevists Have Big Army in Field  ~— Say no Germans in Officer Personne],

POLISH FORGES -QUINIMBERED   Defense at Warsaw Is Ver Weak; Forces number 2 to 1.

ONLY 140,000. TROOBS ARE DE FENDING CITY OF WARSAW   General. Sergius Kameneff Is Com mand of Entire Russian Soviet . Arny   Not a Singte German Officer in the Entire Army, Soviet Message  [3

AEDS OUTNUMBER POL on FORGES BY TWO TO ONE   Ration Strength of. Soviets Totals 350,000 as Compared to 140,000 Poles.

ARMY OF SOVIETS IS LARGE   Bolsheviks Have 350,000 Men Against Poles’ 140.000 Treoans.

REDS USING 26 DIVISIONS AT, WARSAW   Washington Gets Details of . Bolshevik Strength on )Front in Poland.   ‘HERO OF SIBERIA’ COMMANDS SOVIETS

SOVIET ARNTY ON POLISH FRONT 19 290,000 STRONG   Poles Outnumbered Two and Half to One.

BOLSHEVIKS HAVE BIG. ARMY   Hundred and Forty Thousand -:Poles Trying to Hold 350,000 Russians ; at Warsaw.

Reds Have 350,000 Troops m Battle, While Warsaw Defenders No. 140,006

POLISH FORCES OQUTNUMBERED   Russ Soviet Have 350,000 Men Fighting Now at Polish Front

Bolshevik Forces” Number .350,000 While Strength of Poles Estimated at 140,000.

SOVIET FORCES QUTHUMBER THE POLES TWO AND HALE TO OWE!   Washington. War Office Has Information That the Bolsheviki Armies Are Well. Officered

NORFOLK GENSUS SHOWS GAIN OF 71 PER CEN   Virginia City Has Passed Twelve Large Cities of Country in Size ol  Population.

Norfolk Eleventh Town to Go Over  _ The 100,000 Mark   Figures Issued Today Show an ‘Increase. of 48,325 During Last Ten Years, Bringing Population of the City Up:tal 15.777 :

FORBIDDEN TO LIVE IN BERLIN   Kuaffianliy German Prince Given Or ders to Depart.

VILLAGES HAVE BEEN SWALLOWEL   Loss of Life Said to Be H eaviest inv era Cruz--City’s Water Supply Was Cut OFF ;

SCORES ARE KILLED BY MEXICAN EARTESCAKE      Three Shac Within  Aouv—Peopl  Vice fo Stirine (of Helitpa:        = nnd) Tras in Strove

Medern Bieebearé at Les Angeles  Pretesta His Confeastens te Ofe fleers Are Tr¢e. ° =

BIGAMIST: WILL. LOGE CAINE UF SLAIN WHEE   Los Angeles Officers Will Test Story of Murder on Honeymoon

Man With Score of Wives Ti Be Taken GraveHunting After His Recovery

All Definite Suggestions Lead to Question: Will Presi-  dent Accept?   Demand From Country for for Ratification Apparently ls Growing Rapidly.

DEFINITE PLAN IS NOT IN SIGHT   “Will Wilson Accept” 's Big Ques tion at Present.   DEMOCRATS TO MEET TODAY   Both Lodge and Hitchcock May Be lenored.

RATIFICATION PEACE TREATY   ‘Recalcitrant fenstors Are Im ‘pressed With Results of : Many Polis Taken ,

ARMY CAPTAIN CONFESSES TO KILLING DOCTOR   Charles L. Stokes Says He Beat Man to Death Who Had Been Visiting His Wife.

Match Will be Heid Within ine Next Few Months at Tia Junana, Lower California.  ARRANGED BY CABLEGRAM  James Coffroth Will Stage The Greatest Boxing Bout In Recent Years. =‘     Arrena to Accommodate Fully 50,000   Arrena to Accommodate Full) 50,000

DEMPSEY 10 MEET FRENCH CHAMPION   Pugilists Will Meet Somewhere In Lower California For Purse of $400,000 — Date Has Not Been Fixed.

JACK READY TO -MEET.FRENCHMA   Promotors Favor July 4 A Date and Agree. on 15 Round Limit—Purse Wil Re £40900.000.

Both Managers Agree To: Match: at Tia Juana, Lower Gaiifornia, - . For $400,000 Purse,’ .

Woman Sleeps Two Years. Awakes, Walks and Feed. Herself With Usual Eas

WOMAN TWO Y¥ ARS AWAK         Milwankee Woman Tellx of Sensation of Recovery from Long VN,

After Sleep of 2 Years, Woman Finally Awakens   Couldn’t Break Unknown Spell But Remembers All Events During Sleep.

Street Sweeper Corporation Of Chicago Have Submitted Pro posal! To Locate Here.

SWEEPER COMPANY   MAKES PROPOSAL TO fOCATE PLANT HERE   WANT 10 ACRES GROUND   Citizens Asked To Raise $100,000 Fer Censtruction of Buildings

DISCONTINUE SERVICE   Street Cars Run No Longer in Many German Cities

MARYLAND GOES REPUBLICAN   Changes Radically Personnel of Its Delegation In Conpress.

MARYLAND CHANGES HER PERSONNEL IN CONGRESS   Besides Rolling Up Over 50.000 Ma. jority for Harding and Coolidge.

MARYLAND GOES» ALONG WITH THE. REST OF NATION   RESULTS OF BLECTION MAKE RADICAL CHANGE IN STATE'S POLITICAL COMPLEXION ON GON ak ga aerace my:

NEVADA REGARDED AS CLOSE STATE   Lawrence Doesn’t Believe It Will Desert Democrats. But He Thinks Their Majority Will Be Small One, Probabiy About 500.   SENATE FIGHT MAY HELP COX GRAB ITS VOTE

DEMOCRATIC VOTE “AN UTAH WILL BE GREATLY REDUCE!   LAST EDITION  400 OcroacCK   ‘Where Wilson’s Majority Was 5, 000 Governor Cox’s Will Not Be Over 500,   DAVID LAWRENCE FINDS DEMOCRATIO MORALE LOW   Due to Disorganization at Na tonal Headquarters and to Lack of Funds.   VOTEES ALSO APATHETIC      But Democratic Nominee Has Succeeded in Putting Some  Pep Into Campaign.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS MANY PROBLEMS   Program For Geneva Assembly Includes Admission Of Qualified States

NATION LEAGUE CONFRONTED BY MANY PROBLEMS   PROGRAM FOR GENEVA ASSEM BLY INCLUDES ADMISSION OF QUALIFIED STATES

SUPER GOVERNM'NT NOT BE TOLERATED   HARDING'S ST AND ON TREATY IS RIGHT, vata 1 COOLIDGE S =

GOOLIDGE SAYS: AMERICA ~ WILL DO HER-FULL PART   Republicin- Nominee for Vice President Makes Speech in New York.   ‘TALKS. OF. WORLD -PEACE

‘BOSSED’ AMERIGA IDEATNTOLERABLE. COOLIDGE ASSERT!   No Supergovernment for U. S. Nominee Says, but Good in Treaty {s Acceptable.

BARS SURRENDER TO ALIEN LEAGUE   Governor Coolidge. Says U. $ Will Never Permit Europe  To Dictate Policies

Under Republican Rule, Says Idol of the: Bay. State, This Na“ton wilt be Part of Proper Kind of- Organization to For“ward: Civilization and improve the World—There Will Be NO ‘Shameful ‘Surrender of Our Independence of Action.

COOLIDGE DECLARES HARDING DID NOT REPUDIATE LEAGUE   MASSACHUSETTS: GOVERNOR AS. SAILS COVENANT, BUT. OFFERS

“Diamond Dyes” Don't Spot, Run   Don't Risk Material in, Poor ‘Dye : Fade or Streak.

“Diamond Dyes” Take No Other   Don't Spoil or Streak Material in a Poor Dve

WOMEN! DYE RIGHT! SAY “DIAMOND DYES”   Don’t Spoil or Streak Material in a Poor Dye

“Diamond Dyes” No Risk Then!   Don’t Spoil or Streak Material in Dyes that Fade or Run

PRESENT THE PLAN OF CHURCH MERGER   JONSOLIDATION OF 22 PRO. TESTANT EVANGELICAL BODIES PROPOSED   MEET IN PHILADELPHIA, PA   Name of the Proposed Organiza. tion Would Be The United Church of Christ in America,

CHURCH MERGER PLAN OUTLINED TO INGLUDE 2?  ORGANIZATION:   Consolidation of Effort and Elimination of Waste Is Motive Back of Program Taking Form,   NO FRICTION LIKELY IN ACTUAL WORK   Difficulties Believed Foreseen and Provided Against By Committee in Harmonious Christian Effort.

AT BIG G TOMORROW 22 DENOMIRAIORE, WILL PARTICIPATE IN MERGER MOVEMENT

AMERICA MAY NOT EXTEND CREDIT T EUROPEAN NATIONS   Phelan and Walsh Charge ) England With Using U. S.  Money to Build Batt'eships  

Glass’ Statement That Limit Is Reached Stiffens Op. ponents in Congress ——   HOUSE APPROPRIATION TO MEET OPPOSITION   CONSTITUENTS WRITE SENAT. ORS LETTERS COMPLA AGAINST PROPOSED ApDI TIONAL LOANS,

SENATORS NOT “TN FAVOR OF ~ GIVING CREDIT   Proposed Loan to Austria, “Armenia and’ Poland Cut “to $50,000,000, May Be Denied by Conoress.   CHARGE. TOO MUCH MILITARY PREPARATION   ee Being Hehabilitated . by American Money on . Old Obnoxious Scale, Says ‘Senator Walch.

COLBY MAY REVEAL REPLY 10: MEXICH      ‘SECRETARY IS EXPECTED TO  PUBLISH LETTER TO CON. FIDENTIAL AGENT. . -

ACOGNITION OF DBREGON REGIME   Colby Will Publish Answer tc Mexico Before Sailing for South America.

ra: TONOT ~—-PRARABLE TODAY   ARTICLE 27 OF MEXICAN CONSTI TUTION EXPECTED TO BE TOUCHED UPON,

NO ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO DICTATE TO MEXICC   Must Give Guarantees of Pro. tection to American Before Recognition is Granted.

Secretary  Colby Expected te "Announce ‘Decision’ Before’ . Departure for Brazil:   NO "ATTEMPT TO DICTATE   Mexico Must Interpret Article 27 So As to Protect Lives Ot Americans - /

\MERICA ABGUT READY TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO   Few Points Remain to be Clear ed up Before Recognitio Can Be Granted

UELPH GIRL IS BUAWEU (U0 DEATH   Coal Oil Explosion Envelopes Child In Flames—Efforts of Mother to Save Child Fail.

Passage’ ‘of the Home Rule ’ Bill: by Great Britain . Ends Strike .   BETWEEN: .COUNTRIES   ireland Must Accept Terms Within Three Years or the Bill is Void

PEAGE [IN IRELAND APPARERTLY NEAR   Passage of Home Rule Measure Marked Culminatian of Long Fight : by trish Leaders.   TWO PARLIAMENTS PROVIDED   ireland Must Accept Bill With Three And Half Years or it Becomes Veid.

pOVIDES FOR PARLIAMENTS EN SOUTH AND NORTH WRELAND.   gs ($ NOW EXPECTED   ive De \ Cdere Will Not Be Arrested He Retarns.-—Cork Postal fice Is Raided,

FINED FOR DEATH OF HIS DAUGHTER   Andrew Walker Called on Chris han Science Practitioner When Child Had Diphtheria

NEB. DEMOCRATS ~ ENDORSE LEAGUE   Bryan Wil Have Hard Time Asking National Convention to Favor Reservations   SEN. HITCHCOCK TALKS   Nebraska Convention One o! Most Enthusiastic and Harmoninua Fer

HITCHCOCK HAS A DIG AT BRYA}   PoINTs TO ACTION AT OMAHA WITH MLCH PRIDE.   FEELS COMMONER REPUDIATED   Name Not Mentioned at Democratic stnte Convention, and Trouble in Store tor Him at  ‘nan brancisco.

POLE MMGSION MEETS SOVIET   Conference to Be Held on Road Between Warasaw and , Brest-Litovsk. i   WILLE LEAVE TOMORROW

POLISH DELEGATED LEAVE SATURDAY TO MEET BOLSHEVIK   Will Have Authority to Negotiate Preliminary Peace Treaty.

POLISH COMMISSIONERS .  QNWAY TO MEET ENEMY   Are Authorized .to, Negotiate th ‘Terms for a Preliminary Treaty of Peace. ;   EXPECTED TO MEET WITH " RUSSIANS LATE SATURDAY   American and British Newspape! Men Will Accompany the Polish Delegates. .,   TO CO: TO TOWN OF -MINSE   Formal Peace: Conference, to B Held There; Freich Send -_ Note to United States. .

POLISH DELEGATES  TO MEET THE SOT  COMMISSION AT 5:00 0LOCK TOMORROW   Peace Conference May Terminate  Hostilities; Warsaw Hopes  to Stand   INVADERS’ PROGRESS JS BEING RETARDED

FIGHTING STILL ON   Successes Reported on Southern Front, Where Polish Cavalry and Infantry Have Ousted Bolshevilei.

START T0 NEW PEACE PARLEY   Polish Commissioners Meet Soviet Delegates Tomorrow   A. P. WILL BE REPRESENTED   De'egates Will Meet on Road Between Warsaw and Brest Litovek.

NEW MEETING IS ANNOUNCED   Another ‘Attempt to Be  Made to Negotiate a   Polish Peace

COMMISSIONENS 10 LEAVE WARSAW WITH POWER TQ ERECT A rULL PEACE TREATY   Poland Will Send Its Pleni potentiaries to Endeavor to Arrive at Peace Agreement

Polish. Commissioners with Aue : thority t6 Negotiate Preliminary Treaty to Meet: Soviet Delegates 2   OFFICIALS REGARD FALL OF CAPITAL IMPROBABLE   Air Raids over Russiei Lines’ Oontinue Daily Part of City's  - Defense; American Flyer Wins High Honor

SOVIET MEET POLES SATURDAY   Will Negotiate Preliminary of Peace at Early Meeting.

POLISH MISSION EXPECTS MEET RUSS. SATURDAY   Report Polish Loss of Milawa and  Pultusk.

POLISH EMISSARY ~ DESIRES 10 MAKE  TEMPORARY PEACE   Party Will Leave Warsaw for Meeting With Russians Late Saturday.   FORCES STILL FIGHTING   Polish Successes Reported on Seuthern Front Gaining  Near Lemberg.

POLISH PEACE DELEGATES TO MEET SOVIETS   WILL NEGOTIATE PRELIM! “NARY TREATY TOMORROW NIGHT IS “ANNOUNCE MENT — FORMAL PEACI CONBPRREANOR A’ ATINGILC

OVERALLS —DONNED BY SOCIETY AT HORSE SHOW   Ten Thousand to Parade Next Saturday in Denim So All New York Can Ponder

BROOKLYN SOCIETY FOLKS WEAR THEIR OLD CLOTHES   Discard Evening Dress and Jewels at Horse Show—Shortage of Overalls at Princeton.

AT THE CONFERENCE          PROPOSES UNIFICATION ‘OF ‘THE NORPH AND SOUTH BRANCH      Split in 1844 Becanse af Slavery Question. a

AT THe GONFERENGE   PROPOSES UNIFICATION OF THE NORTHIAND SOUTH BRANCHES.   Split In 1844 Beeause of Slavery Question,

Celebrities  at  San Francisco   GREAT 6. B. 0. FIRE IN GHIGAGL   OVER A MILLION DOLLAR LOSS  OF PROPERTY   FOOD AND SUGAR DESTROYEL   Largest Transfer House in the Midtle West Goes Up in Smoke.—-Seventy-five Freight Cars also Consumed

CB. & Q.F TERMINAL BURNS   Chicago Yards Swept by Flames: That Cause Loss of ‘Million Dotlars2"      MUCH FOOD” DESTROYED

NEGROES ABE MADE HOMELESS   Hundred Heeuses Destreyed by Fire at Pine Bleff tack

HARRISON ORDERS INOGUIRY   Pritippine Governor Initiates Probe Into the Killing of Eleven Per. Bons in Police Riots.

FOUR ARE DEAD FROM EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL   Deadly Chemical Solution : Believed Responsible for Fatalities

eee eee  DRINK ALCOHOL: FOUR MEN DEAD   Civilian Employes in Arsenal Near Baltimore Take  : Fatal Draughts.

POISONED ALCOHOL KILLS 4 GEVILTANS   OTHER EMPLOYEES OF LU, 8S. ARSENAL RENDERED LLL FROM DRINKING LIQUOR,

PROTEST: AGAINST HIGH PRICES.      Five Hundeed Pledge Themselves Not to Buy Expensive Clothes.

PROTEST AGAINST HIGH PRICES   Five Hundred Pledge Themsolvos Not to Buy hkxpensive Clothes.

BANK IS ROBBED; BIND WATCHMAN   FRIGHTENED AWAY JUST ID TIME TO KEEP THEM FROM _ ENTERING MONEY SAFE

_ it INTO TUNTION IN MEX?      Republican * Nomi Nominee  “Confers - wit] Fall at Home

HARDIN BACK TO HIS FIG TREE   G. 0. P. Candidate’s Voice  §$Suffers as Result of His Speaking Tour.

BORAH DECLINES T0 DISCUSS REPORT HE WILL NOT CAMPAIGN   “News to Him” That He and Johnsor Will Submit Series of Questions to Senator Harding.   COX IS IN KANSAS TODAY

HARDING'S NEXT TRIE “BE INTO MIDDLE WES   Senator Will “Leave Marion Octo. ber 6; Says He Is inFine Trim.

HARDING STUDIES VARIOUS PROBLEMS   feclares He Enjoyed Three Day Trip.

HARDING GETS INSIDE FACTS MEX. PROBLEM:   Conference with Sena tor Fall Who Made  Investigation.

HARDING REMAIN HOME TILL OCT. €   Conferred With Senator Fal of Mexico on Mexican Problem.

KOLCHAK [8 REPORTED AS UNDER ARREST   London Hears That He Was Taken Into Custody at Irkutsk

KOLCHAK HELD A PRISONER BY BOLSHEVIK ARIK   Admiral Ordered io Hanc Over Conirol of All Af Senna & ere or

KOLCHAK NOW UNDER ARREST SAYS WIRELESS   Head of All-Russian Govern ment is Taken

SCHOOLS ARE TO CONSOLIDATE   Voters Plan to Have Big School ai Pershing, New Mining ‘Town In Marion County.

NON-PARTISANS ARE. FOGED BY VETERANS      FORMER SERVICE M 4 MEETING AND € E THE SPEAKERS OUT OF COUNTY

MEMORIAL TO MEN OF THE WAR   South Dakota to Honor Sons Who Died in Service.

MOST DEPORTATION CHARGES DISMISSEI   Chairman Johnson Makes Statemen Today Concerning Alien Enemy Probe.

: DEPORTATIONS ‘HUMBER ONLY 899 ATL TOLD   CONGRESSMAN. JOHNSON GIVES RESULTS OF THREE YEARS OF PROSECUTIONS   Immigration Law of 1917 Shown  to have been, for Most Part, Inefartive.

FEW REDS SENT HOME   FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY. NINE AWAIT DEPORTATION.   Chairman Johnson Gets Written State ment an the Disposition of Radicals Arrested.

FEW RADICAL ALIENS DEPORTED, HE SAYS   Thousands Arrested But Not Many Sent Away,

All Efforts At Compromise F ailed      Tho Confer cheos Held to Settle Suits ‘of Stat Revenues Agent Against Tnsunincg Companies Fatl

Series of Conferences at Jackson Regarding Insurance Muddle Come To Naught..

CLOTHING COSTS i PENDENT OF ~ PRICES OF WOOL      Wvol Growers Secretary ‘Takes Issue With Congressman Mgdden on Tariff Schedules,

WOOL STATEMENT VERY MISLEADING   Marshall Declares Tariff Will Not Increase Price of Clothing.

TARIFF ON WOOL NEED NOT INCREASE THE GOST OF CLOTHING MUCH, SAYS WOOLGROWERS' SPOKESMAN

STRIKE ORDER FAILS TO-GLOSE ALL Mies   DESPITE SWEEPING UNIQN ORDER, ALL, -MEMBERS: DO “NOT “LEAVE WORK.

MINERS ARE LEAVING   But Several Workings Con. tinue in Operation

MANY MINERS ARE STRIKING.   Several Mines in Mingo County Hare Continued Operations.

LOGANSPORT MEN CONNECTED WITH PHAROS-REPORTER BUY INTEREST IN TRIBUNI

5.0, BERMAN AND WR. EMSLIE BUY CONTROLLING INTEREST IN TRIBUNE; NO GHANGE IN PUBLICATION MADE

WM, PHILLIPS TO NETHERLANDS   His Name Sent to. the, State. Depart: ment Some Das Ago.

MINISTER TO HOLLAND   William Phillips Has Been Named by The President

FARWERS CAN HOLD WHEAT   Industrial: -Court WHI Not Interiere -- Hen Approves,

a CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED      Eleventh Hour Story Is Denied by Kansas Officials

LALIT BI AY, REBEL’ WALKOUT   Unauthorized Strike Tie Up Freight Movemertts In Angel City

FEDERAL ACTION — MAY BE SOUGHT   Railway Unions Consider Asking Government to Contro! Roads Tied Up by Strike.

TRUCKS USED TOCARRY MEAT OUT OF CHICAGC   THE SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE SPREADS ACROSS CONTINENT BOTH WAYS.

TRANSFER PASSENGERS OF SINKING VESSEL WHEN THE SEAS BECOME CALMER   i9 MEMBERS OF CREW ARE LOST

49 DIE ON AMERICAN STEAMER   Only One Member of the Crew, the Second Mate, of Steamer Macona Survives.

MEMBERS Ud. VESSEL DREW LOST   Only One Man Survives When  American Steamship Macona Cinke   STRIKES ROCK NEAR COAST   Only Survivor is Second officer Of The Ship.   (By Assooctated Presa.)

196 LOSE LIVES IN, L058 OF STEAMER   American - Steamer Maconz Goes Down.

American. Steamer  Macona Struck Rock   Forty-nine Members of the Crew Lost —Only the Second Mate Survives

Forty- Nine Yanks   Second Mate Is Onl Survivor from Ill Fated American Vessel Which oes Down. Off Const of Sweden; Stanmar. Strick Roc

Socialism to Remain in Land Only in a Mild Form, "Tis Said   SO SAYS AGENT   Vanderlip Thinks It I: High Time to Trade With Russians

Vanderlip Says Commanism Disappearing and Government on Firm Foundatien.

STRIKERS SEEK SETTLEMENT   Brooklyn Car Mem Order Leaders te Begin Negotiatiens.

SEEK T0 END STRIKE OF BROOKLYN CARME   Plan Proposed Whereby B. R T. Receiver and Federal! Judge May Act.

STREET CAR MEN WANT TO SETTLE   5000 MEN AUTHORIZE LEADERS TO SEEK NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENNT

Kryptcks Have Ended the Eyeglass Troubles of thousands and thousands of people.

Kryptoks Have Endec the Eyeglass Trouble: of thousands and thous: ands of people. -.

Live Lobsters, Clams and Clam Chowder. Bay State Cafe.   ™m)> NEW CITIZENS

ENGLAND POSTPONEI   NOTE WILL BE TAKEN ON WAG! ; AND WORKING CONDITION PROPOSED BY THE GOVERNMENT

BRITISH COAL STRIKE AVERTEL   Workers Will Take Another Vote o1 the Government’s Pro posal.

Ouija Will Get You If You Don’t Watch Cut; Four Sent ta an Aculese

INSANE FROM OUIJA DEVOTION   Seven Persons Committed te State  Hospital by Coart Order.

ELWELL’S HABITS STUDIED IN EFFORT TO SOLVE MYSTERY   IMPORTANT DEVELOP. MENTS EXPECTED -IN DEATH OF SPORTS preg es   RLAME NOT FIXED   Whist Expert's Relations Witt Family and Other Women . Scrutinized.

SLEUTHS SOUR TOWNS IN HUNT FOR MURDERER   New York Authorities Prom. ise Important Development in Ellwell Case.   SEARCH BEING MADE FOR W. H. PENDLETON   Slain Man’s Closest Friend Who Phoned Him Morning of Murder.

ELWELL MAID HID LINGERIE OF WOMAN   Housekeeper of Slain Club Man Shields Mystery Girl in Case   WAS SEEN AFTER MURDER   “She Was All. Excited,” Declares Witness in N. Y. Murder Case

HORRORS OF RUSSIAN CAMPY   Escaped Men Tell of Terrible Condition of Prisoners. 40,000 Have Died in “Dead Man’:  Camp.”’

THOUSANDS ARE STARVED.   GREAT HOST IS ALLOWEL TO PERISH UNDER RED REGIME.

PRISONERS IN SIBERIA DYING BY WHOLESAL   Escaped Austrian Lieutenant Tells  Story Of Distress.

IN. SIBERIAN WAR. _GAMPS      ‘Escaped Licutenant*Tells of Hervar: Which Exist. There—Food Searee, Disease Rampant .-

DR. WURTSBAUGH DIED AFTER LONG ILLNESS   HAD LONG BEEN \PROMINENT IN MEDICAL CIRCLES IN UNION COUNTY.

DEATH COMES T0 AGED PHYSICIAN   Dr. T. F. Wurtsbaugh Passes to Great Beyond After Illness of Long Duration.

HALF OF EUROPE IS TAKING A DAY OFF   Seven Million British Workers Alone Are Idle; Berlin Trade Ie Reported Completely Tied Up.

MADE GENERAL HOLIDAY  FUROPE   Only Half of Continent Working — 7,000,000 {dle in Great Britain.

MAY DAY FETE PASSED QUIETLY IN OLD WORLD   ‘Half a Continent Suspends Labor and Observes Holiday Today, No Serious Disorders Being Reported Anywhere,

MAY DAY ISA QUIET DAY OF REST FOR THE ~~ LABORING MAN   Uneasiness Among Guardians of Peace and Property Evervwhere

991 TAX 20 CENT FARE NEGRO ADMITS RATE $1.90 I$ DEMANDED TWO MURDERS

MUST QUIT AMERICAN LEGION   Otherwise Members of Painters’ {nion Will Re Ousted.

VICTIM IS HANGED,   Mob Enters Jail and Kile William Bannett, Jr,.

Of Highway Commission Said Severs Changes in Roads Wiil Be Made and More Roads Added.

DIRECTOR   Of Highway Commission Said Several Changes in Roads Wiil Be Made and More Roads Added.

BELATED RETURKS RAISE MAJORITIES FOR REPUBLIGARS   Brest of Election Wave Con »_ Hinutes to Increase With Late Reports,      FORMER SPEAKER CLARK LISTED AMONG LOSER!

BELATED RETURNS AAISE MAJORITIES FOR REPUBLICANS   Crest of Election Wave Continues to Increase With Late Reports.   FORMER SPEAKER CLARK LISTED AMONG LOSERS

Firm Believer in the Golden Rule of International Relationship He Tells Kentuckians   COMPARE PARTY WAR RECORDS

HARDING TRIES 10. ~ EXPLAIN POSITION   Says G.0.-P.- Not--War. ret cin Regard to Mexican * al ‘Sjtuation:; © - «=~   ‘WILE PROTECT PROPERTY.   Asserts American Rights. Must Be Preserved Through — “Golden -Rule,”

REPUBLICAN PARTY NOT A WAR PARTY, SAYS SEN. HARDING   INSTEAD OF WAR WITH WENICO IT WOULD BRING RESPECT ANAND TRANG TEMS

LEGION SEEKS BOOK SWINDLERS   DEFRAUD MOTHERS BY FAKE INFORMATION,   Claim to Be Loevating Dead Soldiers’ Graves and Get Money Rasily.

ENCAMPMENT IS ASSUREI   Two Hundred and F ifty Thousand Dollars to Be Used by Guard

DEMOCRATIC. DRIVE IS STARTED TODAY   Campaign Opens In Earnest With Roosevelt Speech In Chicago Auditorium   COX IS READY FOR FRAY   Presidential Candidate Will Present Governor’s Cup to Riflemen at Perry

ROOSEVELT OWN THE STUMP.   Vice Presidential Candidate to Start Camapian at Chicago.

“ROOSEVELT   Democratic Nom'nce Confers With White:aad Porty Leaders.  *

ROOSEVELT BEGINS TRIP.   Democratic \Nomyince Confers With White and Perty Leaders.

GOVERNMENT SEIZES PLANT   Takes Over Stegmair Brewery Fo. Alleged Violation of the Volstead Prohibition Law.

BREWING PLANT IS SEIZED TODA)   Stegmain Company Is Charged With Putting Too Much Alcohol in Beer,

U. 3. oe  I/ES Bib BREWING PLAN   Entire Plant of Stefmair Brewery Is Taken Over by Government For Vi. olation of Voistead Prohibition Act; First Case,

BREWERY PLANT SEIZED BY U.S   For Alleged Violation’ of the’ Yol sterd Act In Making Beer With Too Much Kick,

JOHNSON MANAGERS DROP > N. J. RECOUNT DEMANDS   Lack of Funds Sufficient to Cove Guarantee Asked, Leads to Shifting of Plans.

Hl REFUSES 10 PAY POLL COUNT   JCHNSON SUPPORTERS SILENT WHEN WOOD MEN OFFER TO STAND HALF OF EXPENSE.

RECOUNT IS ORDERED OF NEW JERSEY VOTE PROVIDED $50,000 1s POSTED AS GUARANT   Wood Headquarters Offer to Put Up Haif, But Californian’s Manager Declines.   CAN'T RAISE HALF OF THAT SUM, HE STATES

ABANDON CONTEST      Johnson Will Not Insist on Recount in Jersey

JOHNSON QUITS CONTEST   Supporters of Californian Abandon the Plans for Recount in New Jersey

PLANS FOR RECOUNT IN NEW JERSEY WITHDRAWN   Vote There Now Closed Incident, in So Far as Johnson Managers Are Cancerned,

ABANDON PLANS FOR NEW JERSEY RE-COUIN   Vote in Primary There Closed “Incident as Far as Johnson Is Coneerned

Authorities in Many Cities Endeavor to ~ RunDown Men Who Stole Bonds From Cleveland Bani-

THIEVES WHO GOTFORTUNE IN LIBERTY BONDS SOUGH!   qd Sod M0 2k  Young Employes Of Cleveland Bark Burie Bonds In Vacant Lot, Then Turned Them Over Te  Chicago Thieves For Disposal.

President Wilson, President-Ei:c Harding and Countless Thousan.s of Others to Entertain Tomorrew.

PRESIDENT AND HIS-SUGCESSOR EACH TO REMEMBER WAIFS OF DESTITUTE EUROPE

MANY (AVIOIBLE GUESTS TOMORROW   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL ENTERTAIN TWENTY,   WILL YGU SERVE AS HOST?   There are Three Million Children and Mothers in Europe who eed Your Help, Act Quickly or It Will Be Too Late.

MINE WORKERS STILL _ AFTER 60 PER CENT RAISE   All Demands Will Be Presented to the President’s Coal Commissioners at Monday's Meéling.

MING Ho WILL AGAIN DENAND HIGHER WAGE   Lewis Says Original 60 Pe Cent Demand Will Be Made Again Monday   WILSON’S COMMISSION WILL HEAR PROPOSALS   ‘POLICY’ MEPTING WELD A’ COLUMBUS TODAY. REIN. STATEMENT OF ALABAMA MINERS ASSURED

GL ASTIGTY GN GELLAB FP.   OLO FIELD REVIVED FOR: GAS. OLINE YIELD

LED OFFICERS TO BODY OF HIS MURDERED WIFE   “Bhiobeard’ Hnrvey Admitted He Beat Her to Death with ao Hamer.

TALIAN FORCES. BLOCKADE FUME   Regular Trocps Move Against Adriatic Port; Battle Expected ai Any Time.

MACSWINEY'S JOTER HEARD BY COMMISSION   Story of Irish Aspirations Dramatcally Told Before American Body   DEFENDS SECURITY OF GERMAN ARMS IN WAR   IRELAND WAS AT WAR WIT! ENGLAND AD HAD Rice TO CHOOSE TO AID GER MANY, SHE SAYS,

MARY MACSWINEY TELLS HER STORY   Sister of Irish Martyr Said Irish Language Suppressed  by British.   WIDOW ‘TESTIFIES LATER:   Commission Given. Details of Death of. Mayor of Cork in Prison,

HARDING HAS PUT ASIDE THINGS OF CTATE FOR PLAY   Definite Decisions May Be Ex pected from Marion, 0., — Next Month.   ‘PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL  ° NOT TAKE HASTY STEE   Business Interests Anxious fo! Announcements of Policies of New Reaime.

HAROING TAKES THRE MAINE PABINET MEA   Playing Now, Despite Appeais, But Annotiricements Wil . Come Fast in Beceniber

Harding’ s ‘Play Will be Followed. “By Flood of Policy Statements

SEEKING TIP ON HARDING PLANS   BUSINESS INTERESTS LONG TO KNOW HIS POLICIES.   SULLIVAN SUGGESTS PATIENCE   Nothing Likely to Come Out Either On Cabinet Makeup or Anything Else Before Senator Returns to Marion.

OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   BECORD OF GUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What ts Going On in The Temple of Justice.

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.   RECORD OF CUPID'S ~WORK   Jots Showing What Is. Going or _ > In The Tempie of : Justice.   Inventary Filed.

HARDING 10 TOUR EAST AND WEST 10 ASSIST SENATORS   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE « PREPARING TO THROW FRONT PORCH INTO DISCARD.

SENATORIAL ELECTION STRONGLY CONTESTEL   PARTY LEADERS WORRIED OVER POSSIBILITY OF DIVIDED G0VERNMENT IN WASHINGTON.   GLOSE FIGHTS WN 12 STATE!   Advent of Millions of Women Voters Adds Doubt to Complexion of Next Congress.

HOSPITALS FOR SERVICE MEN   American Legion Asks Baker to Threw Doors Wide Open.

CARRANZA FALLG INTO CLUTCHES OF ENEMIES Ih  HIDALGO STATE   Virtually All of Mexico Is In Rebels’ Hands, Says Bulletin Issued By the Liberal Constitutionalists.   3 MEXICAN GENERALS REPORTED EXECUTED   Aguilar and Diequez Are Also Said to Have Los! Their Lives in a Battle ir the State of Vera Cruz.

-YOLUTIONISTS OL NEARLY OF COUNTRY   ports of Execution of {wo Federal Generals Confirmed   NCH BLOOD IS SPILT   'S. Navy Department Orders’ Oklahdma to Key West  For Possible Duty 

RIVAL LEADERS ARE MURDERED BY THE REBELS   American Gunboats Rushed to the Coast to Guard U. S. Citizens.

REBELS CAPTURE CARRANZA AFTER EXTENDED CHASE   Bulletin Confirms Execution of Murguia and Others in Command Under Chief   OBREGON ORDERS ARMY TO PROTECT CARRANZA   Entire Personnel of Former President Falls Into the © Hands of Rebels

IS ORDERED RETURNED 10 MEXICO CIHY   Jonsideration for Ousted President and Members Of Company Demanded By Rebel Chief—Executions Are Bared.

REBELS CAPTURE GENERAL CARRANZA ANG ENTIRE CONVOY   Obregon Orders Generai Re turned to Mexico City With All Consideration.   MURGUIA, URQUIZO AND BARRAZAN ARE EXECUTED   Cabrera, Auierre, Bonillas, Rojas, Magre, Blanco and Others of Ofticial Family With President When Whole Party Were Made Prisoners, Keport From El Paso Says.

INSISTS CARRANZA Carr! RED.   Detwile t.ivem in Hulletin isened b»  Kevolutioniats.

GEAMANY'S TOLL: CROWS 70 8,000   Conditions Today Desoribed'a8 Extremely Grave; Berlin. ... Situation Bad... 8   SPARTSCANS ARE EXECUTED:

OPARTACANG KILL, MUTILATE BODIES OF BERLIN ENEMY   ‘Adlasph Recaptured by Troops  Who Execute 24 Reds Whom They Capture in Fight.   SITUATION THRU GERMANY» BLACK, OFFICIAL STATES   Soldiers That Guarded Capital During Kapp’s Stay Refit at Doeberitz Camp. ~

300,900 DODGED DRAF T, OFFICIAL FIGURES REVEA   Slacker Round-up Detail: Show 150,000 Listed age Tiscarterc

= = SF FF FF  One Third of Million Classed as Deserters Under Selective Draft

IN HANDS OF STATE   HUB WMGHW TO WAV          AND TAN ATTENTION.     LINE   Little New Road Work Probable in urniy This Year.

IN HANDO OF oTATE   Hits HIGHWAY AND RANGE LINE iM) HAVE ATTENTION.   fiitte New Road Work Probable in County This Year.

AVIATOR IS BURNED TO DEATH   Plane Comes Down in Fiames at Covwtlea Field. Near Tepeka.

TUG CREW NERVOLIS .   AUTO KILLS — MRS. S. P. BUSH   Wife of Director of Penn. Railroad

KILLS WIFE, BABE AND SELF   Milwaukee Man, Married One Year Settles Family Quarrel in HMis_ Own Way.”

\ iy . i - s HAD A:VERY NICE SALE.'   % il Jesse Goodnight’: S Spotted Palands Brought Total of} $15,835.

HAD A VERY NICE SALE.   Jesse Goodnight's Spotted  Polands Brought Total of S15.835.

HE TRIES TO BEAT ‘TRAIN, 3 DEAD   Farmer Loses 2 Sons by Fool Play

RED CROSS WORKERS ARE GOING TO VLADIVOSTOK   All Women in Organization Will l cave Siberia on the First Tran:port.

N. - BACKS BLAINE AND’ LA FOLLETTE   State. Ticket to Be Endorsed at .Convention in : 8 Amo dison,

PRINCIPLES AND TICKET OF THE WISCONSIN BRANCH. LAMPERT ENDORSED.

Appeal -to..-People-to__Arm Themselves to Repel Poles ———-From “Thet—Territory——  ATTEMPT MADE TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES   ' President of League Council Critises. Poland For Its Ultimatum.

POLES PRESS ON INTO LITHUANIA ANG DELIBERATELY COURT A FRESH CONFLICT

REPEL INVADERS 10 GALL loaED TO LITRUANIANS   Polish Armies Press On Driving Opponents Before Them.

DRYS TO COVER EVERY STATE BY AIRPLANE   -PROHIBITIONISTS WILL START ACTIVE CAMPAIGN ON AUGUST 26, HINSHAW SAYS.

WATKINS AND > COLVIN ARE: Now READY. FOR. RATIFICATION— - WELL COVER COUNTRY

DRYS TO CAMPAIGN COUNTRY IN PLANE   Prohibition Presidential Candidate Is Notified and Plans for Tour.

PRORIS CONSIDEA CAMPAIGN BY Air   Dr. Aaron S. Watkins Accepts Nomi. nation, Holding Up Records of ‘Two Big Party Chiefs.

FIND ABOUT 300 -JEWS KItLCD-In POLISH POGROMS   U.S. Probers--Disagree As-To Responsibility: and Best Coursé To Follow

GUE Is ONL iREAT POWE       Governor : Con Claims J Be! Accepted 

A RULE OF FORGE   HARDING SAYS LEAGUE IS ONLY UNION OF GREAT POWERS.   Governor Cox Claims Le: woe Mus: te Accepted or Crisis,

NEW BULLETIN ISSUED BY EXTENSION DIVISION   Booklet Will Be Distributed to Past and Present Students—For Those Interested in Correspondence.

TOURISTS ROBBED “TW WILD WYOMING   Lone Highwayman Secures $500 From _—— Party Making Tour Across, - Country. ve

RAP PALMER FOR NOT WARRING ON MEAT PIRATES   RETAIL BUTCHERS CONDEMNED FOR MAINTAINING PRESENT HIGH PRICES

BLAME LAID T% BUTCHERS   Cattlemen Score Attorney General For Failure to Curb Retail Meat Prices.

TURKS DECIDE TO YIELD.   Approval of Peace Treaty Given by Crown Couneil.

ANNUL TRAIN.      Kokomo Special Seems Little More Than An Ornament, _

MAY ANNUL TRAIN.   Kokomo Special Seems Little More Than An Ornament,

STATEMENT BY JUDGE ANDERSON IN FEDERAL COURT  At Indianapolis In Regard to the Coal Cases.

CHICAGO HOLDS RECORD FOR USE ~ OF PRESCRIPTIONS FOR LIQUOR   City May Be Technically Dry, But Hundreds. of Persons Declared to Have Ailments. Which Apparently Only Whisk. y-Can Cure; Supplies Quickly Used. ;

UHIGAGD I  Wel Tes Ul IN NATION, ~-AGURES SHIM   Pennsylvania and New Jersey Hold Forth as Dampest States   PROHIBITION CHIEF GIVES INFORMATION   Many Thefts of Liquor Are Reported to Police in Eastern City

RESUMPTION OF RUSSIAN TRADE T0 BE TALKED   Committee from Russia Now On Its Way to Paris  for Conference.

RUSSIAN TH ADE > REOPENING.    Big Possibilities Seen in Lifting of Economic Blockade.

MOSCOW CONFIRMS OIL DEAL   Foreign Minister Tchtcherin Says American Syndicate Was Repre.sented by W. D. Vanderlip.

RUSS OIL DEAL CONFIRMED   Soviet Foreign Minister Says Vander lip Is All Right.

Congressmen Are Instrument tal in Getting an Audince for Outlaws.   WORKERS STAMPEDING BACK TO THEIR JOBS   Threat of a New Strike Looms in the Chicago District.

LABOR BOARD REFUSES TO RECEIVE STRIKERS’ PETITIONS FOR RAISE   Serves Notice After Meet ing at Washington This Morning.

REE TO AeAN UE MANOS OF MEN WHO LEAVE JOBS   New Board Declines to Receive Complaints of Men Who Interrupt Rail Service of the Nation   NEW STRIKE THREATENED IN THE CHIGAGO DISTRICT   Brotherhoods Claim  Switchmen’s Strike is Broken and Conditions Nearing Normal

RAIL STRIKERS BARRED   LABOR BOARD WON'T HEAR VIO. LATORS OF THE ACT.   Receives Strike Committee immedi. ately After Refusing to Hear Pleas of Obstructionists.

LABOR BOARD WILL NOT TREAT WITH STRIKING RAILROAD MEN   Request For An Immediate Hearing By Representatives of the Strikers Was Denied—Must First File Written Complaint Showing That Board Is Authorized To Consider It-—-Must Stay Within Law. :

RAILROAD WORKERS DEMAND MORE MONE;   Representatives of the Strike:  ing Workers of, New York “Ask. the Labor” Board. at Washington for an Inctease. —Wont Consider Request.

LABOR BOARD TO HEAR NO COMPLAINTS   Of Parties Not Complying With Transportation et   DENY REQUEST FOR IMMEDIATE HEARING

HEARINGS REFUSED BY RAILROAD BOARD   Strikers Told No Wage Complaints Will Be Received While Country’s Transportation Is Interrupted,   CLAIM MAJORITY OF MEN © _ HAVE RETURNED TO WORK   Conditions Greatly Improved in Eastern District — All Railroads Are Beginning to Move Freight.

NEW LABOR BUARD OUTLINES POLICY   Statement Today Says Complaints of Striking Railroad Men Will Not be Considered   NEW STRIKE LOOMS AT “CHI.”   28,000 Clerks and Freight Handlers to Vote Tenight—Impreovement Noted in Central and Far Weset

LABOR BOARD  -ANNOUNCEMENT   Says That Demands of Insurgent Switchmen  Will Not Be Heard

RAILROAD BOARD WILL NOT HEAR STRIKERS’ PLEAS   No Complaint to Be Considered From Those Who Have Not Tried to Avoid Shutdown.

ABU BOARD  NOT 10 DEAL WITH MEN UT   Eight Thousand Freight Handlers May Go Out on Tuesday   35 WORKERS ARE BACK AT FRESNO   Local Situation Said to Be Improving Every Day

RAILROAD WORKERS DEMAND MORE MONE   Representatives of the Strik. g Workers of New York Ask the Labor Board a Washington for an Increase. Want Cansider Reauest.

RAILROAD BOARD WON'T LISTEN T0 ANY COMPLAINTS   Requests for Immediate Consideration Are De nied the Men

MEN MUSTBE  OBEYING NEW .. RAILROAD ACT   Bars Those Who Are Aiding In Interruption Of Operation of Roads Growing Out, of Disputes    SPOKESMEN RECEIVED FROM STRIKING MEN   Meeting Is Being Held Behind  . Closed Doors; Two Cong ressmen Appear As Escort. For Delegation

LABOR BOARD REFUSES EAR TO STRIKERS   Federal Body Will Have Nothing to Do With In surgent Union Men   MUST GO BACK TO JOBS   THEN U. S. WILL CONSIDER QUESTIONS OF WAGE INCREASE AND NOT BEFORE.

RAILWAY BOARD: REFUSES. TO. oF HEAR COMPLAINT             Statement Issued to Di fine Attitude of Ne Ni Board

New Labor Board Adcpts Rule Not to Treat With Persons interrupting Transportation   All Complaints Must be Submitted in Writing To The Roard Secretary.

FREIGHT HANDLERS  AND RR CLERKS  ~ THREATEN NEW TROUBLE   Vote Being Taken in Chicago Today by 38,000 Employes Whether They'll Walkout   Head of Clerks Says There Is Little Chee ‘of Coming To Any Compromise

Which Was Interrupted by the Strike of Switchmen and Others   EASTERN CENTERS OF ‘COUNTRY CLEARING UP

COMPLAINTS I MEN QUIT JOBS   Interruption of Opera tions Removes Workers from Jurisdiction.

R. R. BOARD WANTS A WRITTEN COMPLAINT   WILL NOT GIVE STRIKERS A HEARING IMMEDIATELY AS ASKED   Board Will Not Consider Case of Those Not Complying With Recent Act

MORE BACK AT WORK IN LEADING CENTERS   New Labor Board Adcpts Rule Not to Treat With Persons Interrupting Transportation   All Complaints Must be Submitted in Writing To The Board Secretary.

Railroad Labor Board Will Not Consider Complaints From Men on Strike: i: Statement Made Today.   TRAFFIC NEAR NORMAL IN RAILROAD CENTERS   Strike of Switchmen Is De. clared Broken and Men Are Flocking Back to Work: Freight. Handlers Vote. 

LABOR BOARD NOT JO HEAR STRIKERS   By Failing To Comply With Trans. poratation Act Railroad Workers Are Without Standing.

AIL LABOR BOARD REF UOED TO HEAR CTRIKERS WANTS   Declare Will Not Entertain Complaints Unless Men Comply With Law   Deny Request of Insurgent Leaders for An Immediate Hearing.

No Inkiing of What President Will Tell Congress From White House.   MAY APPEAR IN PERSON   Belief Persists That President Will Make Farewell Apnearance in Canitol.

President Wilson Wants te Read His Message in Person, But His Health May Prevent Him from Doing cn   RECOMMENDATIQN ON REDUCTION OF BURDEN OF TAXES

THE LABOR BOARD: MUST ACT QUICK. TO HALT WALKOUT   This Action Was Sunounced After, & Secret Meeting Held in Washington Today—Emplogees. : ; Quit im the East. =

RAILROAD STRIKE LOOMS IN EAST   WORKERS HAVE DECIDED 1( QUIT WORK AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, IT IS SAID

FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CAUGHT AT THE LAST MINUTE THIS AFTERNOON FOR DANY LEADER PraAnrRes . . . .

REPORTS CIRC! SLATED GENERAL WALKOUT I   oop. HEADS  BROTHER NT ON aR   Some, Workers, In Eastern Cities fire _, Alreddy Said/To Be Taki Hy, cctiogs: ”

MORE DEFINITE PROMISES FROM RIAtL ROAD REGARDING WAGE DECISIONS !§ DEMANDED   WALK-OUT IS THREATENED   Men Will Strike Tonight Unless Or. dered to Remain on Job-—Be. lieved Board's) Anneunce. ment Would Avert Strikes

COUNTRY-WIDE STRIKE ON RAILS SET FOR TONIGHT   Secret Meeting Is Held it Washington, Say Some “Workers.   QUIT AT 10 O'CLOCK   Rail Union Heads Are Silent  on Talk of Big Walk  en

TO QUIT WORK AT TEN TONIGH   RAILROAD WORKERS MAY WALK OUT TONIGHT ALL OVER NATION UNLESS HIGHER WAGES ARE GRANTED,

WALKOUT TONIGHT   Railroad Workers Meet ,in Washington and Report of. Plana to Strike Tonight Are: Circulated. a      DEFINITE PROMISE IS. ASKED OF LABOR BOARD      Federal Officials Prepare for: Big Walkout; Union Heads: Claim Strike Has Been" Averted. eo  &

SECRET, SESSION HELD SAY MEN AT MEETING   W. G. LEE SAYS WALKOUT NOW WILL SERIOUSLY ~  INJURE CAUSE

RAIL MEN bE REFERENDUM Dh WAGE INGREASES   Seven Unions Reported tc Have Definitely Accepted Award of Labor Board   TELEGRAPHERS SAID TO HAVE REJECTED AWARE   INCREASES IN RATES OF MATT TRANSPORTATION MAY BE ASKED, SAY RAILWAY PXEC UTIVES,

ASK AGREEMENT ON WAGE AWARDS   CONSERVATIVE LEADERS ARE OPPOSED BY RADICALS, WHO DESIRE REJECTION.   SEVEN ACCEPTED AWARDS

PAILAORD LENDER UNDECIDED AS YET   VARIOUS GROUPS NOW SEEM READY TO ACCEPT WAGE BOARD AWARDS.   HOLDING SROWP MEETINGS   Question of Referendum to The Body of Sixteen Unions Concerned Being Discuss. ed By Executives.

A REFERENDUM VOTE MAY DECIDE   Conservative Union Lead ers Hope to Secure an Agreement on Increase   Seven of the Big Brother. hoeds Seem _ Satisfied Over Wave Award

SEVENRAIL ” UNIONS ACCEPT. WAGE AWARDS   TELEGRAPHERS POSITIVELY: Re FUSE TO. ACCEPT—CONDUGTORS UNDECIDED -

NAB POLICE CHIEF AS WET AID   United States Officers Arrest Culutt Official on Charge of !mporting Liquor.

OUSAMOS JOIN IN CELEBRATION OF ~———GONSTANTINE'S RETURN TO GREEE

BRITISH MINERS THINK STRIKE THE ONLY WA’   Vote Overw helmingly in’ Favor o! Strike Policy To Baforce 7 j Their Demands.

UUOLIDGE REARS HE Lo CHOSEN Aa A PARTY LEADER   HIS SPEECH A DUE REVIEW   TALKS OF LEAGUE AND SUFFRAGE—NEED OF OBSERVING LAW

TRUCTION BIG SROBLEM -COOLIDG   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE AD“VISES PROMPT ACTION TO MEET EMERGENCY.   (5 IN FAVOR OF SUFFRAGE   Thousands Hear Gevernor’s Address of Asceptance Delivered at Northampton, Mass.

COOLIDGE IS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   Republican Candidate for Vic: President Formally Accepts Honor.

GOV. COOLIDGE URGES RETURN TO: OLD TIMES   FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES   Declares Country Must Return “From Voluntary. Autocracy” To Government Under Separate  Doaare   AMERICA’S BUTY. ‘TO WORLE

COOLIDGE CALLS - FOR RETURN TO A PEACE BASIS   Urges We Summon Forces to Solve Reconstruction Problems   APPROVES SUFFRAGE   Commends Republicans For Op position to League Covenant in Acceptance Speech

COOLIDGE STRESSES NEED FOR ADJUSTMEN’   Keconstrucition Problem—Noti ‘Urges Country to Face and Mee  z fication Meeting.

THE GOVERNOR WANTS RECOGNITION FOR US AS CITIZENS   Large Crowd Attends Notification Ceremonies of the  Vice-Presidential Nominee.   DEFENDS LEAGUE’ REJECTION

RETURN 10 PEACE BASIS URGED BY G.0.P. NOMINEE   Country Called Upon t  Summon Forces to , Solve Problems of  Reconstruction.

COOLIDGE CALLS FOR PEALE ER!   3. O. P. SENATE PRAISED ID NOMINEE’S SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE ACCEPTS THE HONOR   DELIVERS ADDRESS AT NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES.   Much Time Devoted to Domé@stic Is ssuae, Kut Called for HKeturn to Peace Basis and From Volunmtary Autocracy.

COOLIDGE TOLD OF NOMINATION RY REPUBLICANS   Vice-Presidentiz! Nominee Presents Views on Big  Questions. e

Coolidge in Notification Address Urges Solving of Reconstruction Problem:

COOLIDGE URGES ~ RETURN T0 PEACE   DECLARES FOR SUFFRAGE AND RAPS LEAGUE IN” HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE.

RETURN 10 SOUND PEACE BAIS WAGED BY GOV. GOGLIDGE      Vice Presidential Nomine Formally Notified at Massachusetis Home.

COOLIDGE ACCEPTS GOP. NOMINATION   Vice-Presidential Candidate Urges Country to Solve the Reconstruction Problems   STANDS FOR SUFFRAGE   Declares the Party Approves Principles of Agreement to Preserve Peace

DOMESTIC ISSUES GIVEN FIRST PLAGE   Governor Coolidge Urges Country to Summon Forces to  Solve the Problems of Re' construction.

TRUCK COMPANY CUTS PRICE.   Stewart Motor Go. Announces Reduc tions of $155’ to’ $705,

RENT STRIKE AT CHICAGO   Tenants Plan Union to War on Prof iteers—Mass Meeting Is Heid. a

CHICAGO HAS RENT STRIKE   Union to War on Profiteers Formed 6) the Tenants Who Had Rent Rajsed.

BRITAINIRRITATED. BY RED ATTITUDE   SHARP NOTE IS DISPATCHED DEMANDING WHAT SOVIET RUSSIA INTENDS.

Mission of the Allies Telegraphed Re port That Poles Were Retreating Precipitately.

POLES PLEE SAPITAL IN TERRE DAYS   Allied Mitta PExperts Adyise Hasty With Pr    POLES IN WILD ROUT   Uetreat Before Onrush of Reds Without Destroying Bridges

SOVIETS ARE SENT SHARP DEMANDS BY BRITAIN; WARSAW BEING EVACUATED

POLES MUST GIVE — UP THEIR CAPITAL   Military Experts in Warsaw Say City Must Be Evacuated Within Three Days.   RETREAT IS BECOMING A ROUT   Polish Army Along the Bug Falled to Destroy Bridges Behind Them —-Failure of Parley With Reds Stuns People.

WARSI HUST BE EVACUATED SOOM   THE POLISH FORCES APPUAL TO BH DEMORALIAED   UPINON OF MILETARY We,   British Government [evitated Over  Russitn Kquivecation — Turkist  Natlonists Atlack Greek Auniy,

THEPOLESARE 8st STILL RETREATING   Experts Say Warsaw Must Evacuate In Two or Three Days.

WARSAW IN 2 OR THREE DAYS   Polish Army Retreating Sx Fast Bridges Are Not Destroyed   WASHINGTON TAKES‘® NOTICE OF AFFAIRS

ARMISTICE FAILS   Soviets Do Not Desire Cessation of Hostilities, Belief of Military Experts.

CAPITAL MAY 60 TACRACOW SOON   Bolsheviki Only Thirty Miles Distant From Seat of Government.   CAVALRY DRIVES AHEAD

LAST LINE OF  DEFENSE GONE   Military Experts Say Warsaw Will Have to be Evacuatec Within Few Days _   Government May Be Moved ~ to Cracow—Hope of Poles Making Stand Abandoned   Little Hope of Early Armistice —Russians Move for Fur‘ther Delay .

WARSAW 10 St EVACUATED SOUH   So Say French and British a. Experts oday.

BRITAIN SENDS SHARP NOTE T0 SOVIET RUSSIA   London Wants To Know What the Reds Pro pose To Do.

BRITISH SUGGESTION IGNORED BY SOVIETS   Will Demand An. Immediate Yes or No Answer.

MUST EVACUATE WARSAW HATH NEXT FEW HOURS   Wench and British Experts Declare Today This Move  -Is Inevitable

DEMANDS. YES OR NO ANSWER   British Government Irritate: Over Soviet Russia’s Atti tude on Armistice   Demands Reply to Suggestion-to Halt Hostilities and Open Peace Negotiations

EVACUATING  ~-WARSAY   French and English Military Ex: perts See Little Hope.   POLISH ARMY IS RETREATING   Russian Soviet Goverument ts Demanding Immediate Peace Couser vations.

CROSSES RIVER BUG IN MOVE ON WARSAW TO                Continued Advance. of Arm; the Bielsk Region: Also.Reported from London. ..        MUST EVAOUATE. WARSAY "WITHIN NEXT FEW DA‘   This. Is. Opinion of. French       POLES ARE DEMORALIZED      ‘Armistice Delegates. as. Return” /- Warsaw With Little. Hope. an Early Agreement :

WARSAW 10 GE EVACUATED SOO)   So Say French and British Military Experts Today.

WARGAW MAY FALL   REDS REPORTED TO Br MAKING BECIBED GAINS.   British Government Has Sent -Porward Sharp Note,

WARSAW CITIZENS MUST EVACUATE, SAY WAR EXPERTS   Removal of Government Onl; Question of Hours, ‘under Present Bolshevik Advance —Russ Cavalry Nears City

EVACUATION Ot CAPITAL GIT S IMMINENT   Government Must Leave Soon Allied Mission Reports; Poles Falling Back Before Reds and Won't Make Stand   BOLSHEVIK! THREATEN TO CUT COMMUNICATION WITH DANZIG   Abandon Hope for Arranging for Speedy Armistice With Russians

‘Abandon Hope of “Making Last Stand With Tyroops  * Demoralized by Bolsheviki Successes. i   MAY MAKE CRACOW TEMPORARY CAPITAL

EQUIVOCATION OF REDS STIR LION   BRITISH GOVERNMENT IRRITATED BY SOVIET POLICY.   Despatches Sharp Note Demanding Prompt Answer As to What Soviet  Rassia Intends to Po.

SHARP NOTE FROM LONDON 70 MOSCOK   Yes or No Answer Asked or “Suggestion to Hold Forces on Boundary

EXPECT EVACUATION WITHIN A FEW DAYS;  WAY OPEN FOR REDS   Allied Military Experts Give Up Hope of Polish Troops making stand Now. Armvis Demoralized

PRESIDENT -PROCLAIMS A ~~ PILGRIMS DAY   Prociamation by the President Suggests Celebration of Their Landing.   COMMISSION 1S APPOINTED   December 21 Suggested as the Proper Date—-Recommends That Day Be Fittingly Observed Throughout the United States.

EVACUATION OF WARSAW MUST COME AT ONCE   Allied Military Experts Say It Must Fall Within Three Days.

ENGLAND SEE RUSSIA'S EQUIVECATISN ON QUESTION HALTING AT LINE   Note Demands Russia to Come Across on Proposition With Regard to Pe lish Armistice Terms.

GOVERNMENT TO BE MOVED T0 CRACOW   Red Hordes Withis Thirty Miles of Capital.

BRITISH DEMAND “BEDLY OE SOVIET   English Government Irritated Over Delay of Russian Officials.   AMERICANS ARE MOVING

MAY GALL OFF PEAGE MEETING WITH THE AEDS   Britain Wants to Know Wheth-’ er Soviet Will Comply With Suggestion to Halt at Armistice Line   GOVERNMENT VEXED OVER EQUIVOCATION OF RUSSIA

BEFORE RED ARMY   GOVERNMENT IS MAKING PREPARATIONS TO MOVE TO CRACOW   POLISH MORALE GONE   Are Unable to Make a. Stand Now, the Allied Military Ovservers Report   Russian Cavalry Force Is Now Northwest of Warsaw and on Way to Baltic

‘Experts Believe Warsaw Wilf Be Evacuated Within Two  or Three Days   POLISH’ FORCES ARE ROUTED!   Fleeing Precipitated From River Bug, Without Destroying Bridges Behind Them

bemend Wade For Immedinto  4nneuncement by boviet Government en Sageastion ror Halting Ferces at Armistiee Line; Cdpitat Is bevelled.

GOVT. MUST MOVE TO CRACOW IN 72 HOURS IS BELIEF   Demoralized Army In Pre. cipitate Flight Leaves All to Bolsh   CAN’T MAKE STAND NOW   SOLDIERS ABANDON LAST LINE OF DEFENSE TO RED HORDE, WITHOUT CUTTING BRIDGES

ENGLAND RILED ~-RUSS-SOVIETS ~ PLAY OF DELAY   , nglish Government Suggest‘ ed Demarkation Line, and  reds Are Not Squaring up . . to Expectations of Allies   WARSAW WILL HAVE TO ~~ BE EVACUATED SOON   Polish Troops Retreat So  Rapidly Fail to Burn  _ Bridges, Poles Have Little Hope of Armistice Soon

POLISH ARMY IS IN PANIC, REDS MENACING GATES OF THE CAPITAL   WARSAW EXPECTED TO FALL BE. FORE BOLSHEVIK HORDS WITHIN NEAT FEW DAYS      BRITIAN ALARMED, SENDS ULTIMATUM TO SOVIETS   Kueslan Capalry ie Within Thirty-one Miles of Polish Capital and Kushing foneard With Poles Fleeing Precipi-. tately Before Furious Onelaught.

WARSAW OPEN TO AUSSIAN SOVIETS   Pe!_s Must Quit City at Once, Say Allies.   CAPITAL IS TO BE MOVED   Haller’s Forces Abandon Defenses Along the River Bug, Warsaw's Last Line of Defense, Without Destroying the Bridges.

Military Experts Think Warsaw Can Be Held But Two or Three Daya; Seat, of Government Will Be Moved to Cracow

WARSAW MUST BE EVACUATED BY POLE      Opinion of Military Experts—Polish Forces i Retreat Fail to Destroy Their Bridges

Allied Military Experts Report Rapid Advance Of - Reds at Warsaw’s Gates

NOTE TO RUSS   DEMANDS ANSWER OF YES OR NO ON SUGGESTIONS OF PER. ED BY THE BRITISH   MUST LEAVE WARSAW   Kvacuation of City Seems Necessary —Forty-one Outlaw Strikers Hit by Indictments

Polish Defense Along’ Riva Bug Collapses Before. Red Onslaught.   BRITISH SEND SHARP’ - NOTE TO BOLSHEVIK!

GOVERNMENT- ” MAKING PREPARATIONS. “10 Here TO .CRACOW ©...   Are Unable to Now, the: A suka  Mitcary ba  ip   Russian Cavalry. Force Is Now Northwest of Warsaw and: on Way to Baltic _°.

WARSAW WILL _ FALL TO REDS   POLISH ARMY IN HOP -LESS i DISORGANIZED ‘RETREAT. ¢ .   BUT ALLLIES CANNOT STOP! ON RUSH OF SOVIET ARMY, ©   al Lines ‘of Defense of Capital. .Crumbled and Rail Lines Sev- . ‘ered: At Important- Point, -.

WARSAW MUST BE EVACUATED IN SHORT TIME   Retreating Polish Armies Failec to Destroy Bridges Across the River Bug.   ARMISTICE HOPE SMALL   Polish Forces Seem Completely Demoralized, Allied Mis= sions Report.

BRITISH DEMAND ANSWER RUSSIA; REGARDING HALT   Soviets Threat Execute All Subjects Allies ‘Who Cross Line

ULTIMATUM TO REDS   Britain Sends Sharp Note to  Soviet Government.   Demands Yes or No Answer as to Whether Russia intends to Listen to Suggestion on Polish Peace.

SAY YES ORNO 10 ADVICE TO HALT SHARP WARNING   Bolsheviki Shooting Al Allied Civilians; U. S. Consul To Flee.

10 LEAVE WARSAW   Allied Military Experts Say Capital Must Be Evacuated Within Two or ‘Three Days, Paris Advices Declare.   LIKELY WILL MOVE ARCHIVES TO CRACOW   Bolsheviki Set August 9 as Date for Occupation of City — Poles Take Necessary  Measures to Beat Back Awd Hordes.

MUST EVAcuATE MOSCOW: MOVE CAPITOL CRACOW   Poles Falling Back on Whole. North and Central Front

(Associated Press Telegraph and Cate Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

PASOUALE GIVES MURDER DETAILS   Aliductor Tells How Coughlin Baby ‘Died; Confession © Made Publie fi      Four- ‘Unknown : Men Ra: sack Home.of “The Crank” ‘Attack: Watchman ~

PRAPUALE SAY THAT HE'S SORRY   Further Details of Kidnapper’s Confession  ee  a-ak oe   DID NOT KNOW NAME   ‘f Baby or Its Parents He Declares Until Newspapers Were Out After Crime— Can’t Find Name Strong Enough for Myself, He Tells  Officer in Conelneion

INTENDED TO RETURN BABY HE KIDNAPPED   CONCEIVED IDEA TO STEAL CHILD WHEN HE HEARD IT CRYING AS HE PASSED COM WowTE

TELLS HOW HE SMOTHERED BODY   Held Child” on Lap. Till Morning Then Threw Body in River

ANNUAL STATE DANCE   Of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity to Be Grand Social Affair.

ANAL AL SPATE DANCE.   ver Pheee Photisand Expected ts  we e-oin Attendance,

ANNUAL STATE (DANCE.      Over ‘thie. Pheusand Expecied te vee Resin Attendance.

CLEVELAND SCENE OF BIG LEGION MEETING   Thirty Thousand Former Service Men Expected at Annual Con-vention Next Week

MANY PROBLEMS. . BEFORE NATIONAL LEGION CONVENTION   fake Up Steps as to Bonus Attitude and Various Forms of the Bonus—Lecal Commander .T. B. F. Smith One of Five State Delegates,

Poles Surrounded On All Sides Is Report   100,000 Bolsheviki Troops Are Taking Part in Assault Avainst the Defenders

REFERENDUM: OF LEAGUETO SENATE HEAD:   Votes of Macalrios ind Srudents 0 D American Colleges Show Strong Sentiment tov Catiflestion,

“INTERCOLLEGIATE _.. TREATY REFERENDUM   Tétal of 24,266 Students Vote for Ratification of League and Treaty “Without Amendments or Reser vations.

VOTES OF STTDENTS ANB FAC CLTY OF AMERICAN COL. LESES ON TReAIH      VOTES SUOW LARGE AsORE  TY FAVOR RADIRICATION OY Roary

COLLEGE STUDENTS FAVOR RESERVATIONS TQ TREAT   Resulis of Intercolleviate Reterendium en Peace Treaty Will be Forwarded to Scuutorial  Leade:

BiG FOUR NOW CONTROLS E. & ,   TOOK COMPLETE CHARGE ON REORGANIZATION   Improved Car’ Service For Coal Mines and More Trains Planned by New Managers.

1 AN CONTROL OF THE Eade   IMPROVED car’. = SERVICE FUR COAL MINES . PLANNED BY ; NEW: M: ANAGERS. .     ‘

HALF BILLION IN FAKE STOCK      Wild Cat oil Stocks Cause Immense

U.S. OFFICIALS FEAR CIVIL WAR 10 GuIP MEXICO   Sonora Revolt May Develop Into Extensive Attack on Carranza Regime  y   SEE PLOT TO MAKE OBREGON PRESIDENT

General Civil War in Mexico   May Break Out Wi Carranza Attempt: to Subdue the Sonora Secessionists

CIVIL WAR SOON MEXICAN OUTLOOK   x Followers of General Obregon, a  Candidate for the Presidency, Ready to Take up Arms  Anima Carranza   BASIS OF REVOLT IN SONORA   Native State of Obregon in Raising ing Standard of Kebellion Sete Evafote in Other:

RELATIONS ARE MOST CORDIAL   Relations Between International Red Cross and New League Are Quite Friendly.

RUSS RELIEF PLANS READY   American and Italian Red Crose Folk Prepared to Act to Aid Stricken Natior.

BOOZE HOUNDS TO RAID BON TON SECTION   Gentry of Chicago, Who Are Bibulously Disposed, Up Against It.

300 CHICAGO HOMES FACE FEDERAL RAIDS   Prohibition Officials Use Dragnet on Violators.

CHINA NEEDS MORAL SUPPORT OF FRANCE   Who Must Not Fail to Answer China’s Call for Intellectual and Scientific Guidance.

POWHATAN SAFE “REPORT ASSERTS      Weather Moderates and Wind - Shifts; Two Ships Standing _by Disabled Transport.

EIGHT BROWNED FROM POWHATTAN   Boat. Overturned in Attemp! to Rescue.

A LONG TIME BETWEEN BATH!   But a Short Time Between Drinks are Charges Made Against Frank day Gould.

NULINGS- -BIXLER CASE ARGUED AT PITTSBURG   ! _— * Appeal ‘From Decision Of Mercer County Court.

HULINGS-BIXLER ELECTION.   9ontroversy Argued Before State Supreme Court Sitting in Pittsburgh.

NEWSPAPER OF THE FUTURE   Tickers to Replace Presses Uncaer Visualized Plan Which Seems to Be Quite Possible.

Printers See Their: Finish.   Telegraph Instrument’. in “Home sof seauie cate: Seong Basten pp eee aE

EXHUME YANKS IN BELGIUM   Some of the Bodies to Be Returned to America—Others Buried in France.

FOREST FIRES ARE SERIOUS   Country North of Duluth is Menaced by Flames Sweeping Timberlands

FOREST FIRES THREAT DULUTH   : RAINS FAIL TO STOP PROGRESS OF  (FLAMES IN NORTHWESTERN MINNESOTA  :

M'AD00 CALLED ON ~ PRESIDENT WILSON   Had His Picture Taken Twice So That He Would Have a Smile on His Face Showing  He Wasn’t Disappointed at The Brigen Affair.

M ADOO VISITS FATHER-IN-LAW   On His Way to White House Son-In-Law is Snapped By Photographers.

MW’ ADOO VISITS WILSON; WANTS TOG LOOK HAPP?   Calls on President for Firs‘ Time Since Conven-

OALLS ON PAPUER-IN-DaAw   Walks     ON DUPE R-TN-DAW  MeAdoo Yn Happy Mood At Whit 1Fouse 

M’ADOO VISITS THE PRESIDENT   Wants Photograph With Smile He Tells Camera Mer

MPADOO CALLS ON CHEE EXECUTIVE   Tells Photographer To Get Him Smiling So He Won’t Be Thought Unhappy Over Convention Outcome.

NEW PRESIDENT OF THE D. A. R.   Mre. George Maynard Minor Nomi nated Without Opposition.

BEHRMAN IS ~ DEFEATED BY  1279 MAJORIT!   Campaign Classed as Hardest   Fought Since Days of Great  - Lottery Contest; Crowds in Streets.   SANDERS LEADING IN . SENATORIAL CONTES?   Interest in Municipal Vote ! QOvershadows State Contest; Returns Are Coming an Very Slowly.

MSHANE'S MAJORITY 1S 1779 IN ORLEANS, SANDERS CLAIMS "TOGA" BY MAJORITY OF OVER 5 THOUSAND      Aswell Has Safe Majority in Eighth, Sand lin Easy Winner in Fourth, O’Conne Leading in First, Dupre Leading Thre Opponents in Second and Favret Lead Over Ponder in Sixth District.

STORY OF MAC SWINEY’S HUNGER STRIKE TOLD   By the Widow of the Late Lord Ma"yor of Cork Who Appeared Hefore Nation’s Committee,

MRS. NPSWINEY TELLS STOR’   NVilow Deserites Fatal  Strike of the Late Lord \ ‘Mayor of Curie

TELLS HER STORY 10 COMMISSION   MRS. M'SWINEY TELLS OF LIFE IN IRELAND

Ship Board Inquiry Shows Activity of a Congressman    Witness Tells Walsh Committee “Scraps” Contract Was Let, Rescinded and Let Again at a Consequent Loss To the Government—Declares Threat Was Made  To Take Matter to Congress.

DESCHANEL FREES PRISONERS   Sweeping Amnesty to Mark Assumption of French Presidency— Traitors Excepted.

DESCHANEL TO MAKE  GRANTS OF AMNEST)   ONLY PERSONS CONVICTED OF TREASON TO STATE TO BE EXCEPTED BY NEW PPERIDENT.

DESCHANEL TO GIVE AMNESTY   New President o of France te IssueSiweeping Declaration .

HOW 70 RAISE SUM PROBLEM SOLS TOLD   Secretary Houston Professds to Be “Against a Wall’ on Bonus Matter ;   SSAGE OF SOLDIER: PASS ee UT OPROSED   Tax Expert Says Depariment -Has Troubles in Loss of Good Employes.

HOUSTON SUBMITS FIGURES   Tells Senators Bonus Bill Passage Would Cost the Gov't $2,300 000,000.   OUTLINES ESTIMATE ON FOUR PROPOSALS   Declares Enactment Wil Mean an Added Burden in Taxes.

PLAGES GOST OF SULDIER BONUS AT $2,300,000, 00(   Sec. Houston Reiterates Opposi tion to Bill, Declaring Passage Would Mean Added Burden in Taxes.

BONUS WILL GOST U. §. 2 BILLION   Houston Declares Treasury Should not Be Given Greater Burden to Bear.

BONUS BILL AND TAX DIFFICULTY GIVEN. SENATORS   Houston Tells of the Money He Thinks Soldiers Ronus Would Cost ‘   OVER TWO MILLION   Senate Hears Good Tax Men Enter Into Private Employ

iy n° . TO Am bao Estimated Cost for = Ep 9 Be arent Seldiers’ Bonus Bul!

ESTIMATE SOLDIER “BONE BILT L ARE   Secretary Houston. Declares Enact‘ment of Bill Meant “Added Burden In Way of Taxes.

TWO BILLIONS AND MORE WOULD BE COST ~ DF SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Says Secretary Houston, Who Does Not See-How it Can-be - Financed—Many..New Calls For Money. Coming in and - "Taxes Growing-Less.

Secretary Houston Declare: Against Added Burden on  "Trageury   “UP AGAINST A WALL”   Tax Expert Says Revenue Men Cannot Keep Capable ' Man.

TREASURY CHIEF TELLS SE) ATE FINANCE COMMITTEE   VOICES IN OPP...   Enactment of Bill Means New Ta) Burdens

SOLDIERS’ BONUS 100. HIGH SAYS SECRETARY   ‘Mr, Houston Estimates Amount Needed. to Pay, It at $2,300,000,000   MORE TAXATION NEEDED   Of Four Plans to Aid Soldiers, All Too Much, He Tells Committed

SOLDIERS’ RELIEF MEASURE CALLED BIG TAX BURDEN   $2,300,000,000 __— Esti. mated Cost; Revenue “Drying Up.”

SOLDIERS BONUS LOST BILLIONS   Secretary Houston Says New Burdens Ought Not Be Placed  on the Treasury.

HOUSTON FIGHTS SOLDIER: BONUS   Burden -of, Over. Two’ Billior Woild. Be Added to Ameri-: ’ can Taxpayers, He Says:  OFFERS NO. REMED)

Bonus Bill Cost Over Two Billion, Says Houston   Secretary Says Treasury ] Against Stone Wall in Raisine Revenue

ESTIMATES COST  SOLDIER BONUS   Puts Sum at Approximately $2,300,000,000.   TREASURY CHIEF AGAINST MEASURE   Would Increase the Burden of Taxation.

OVER 2 BILLION BONUS BILL FOR SOLDIERS   Houston Presents Estimates of Fou Different Pians, Declaring They Are Substantially Correct—Doctor Adams Heard Again.

MEANS ADDED TAX BURDEN   Secretary of Treasury on Soldier Bonus.   TO COST $2,300,000,000   Four Different Plans Are Outlined and Outlay For Each One Estimated.

GOST OF BONUS ~ 92,000,000,000   Secretary Houston Estimates Cost of Aid Measure.   GIVES FIGURES ON 4 PLANS   Presents Report to Senate Committee, Declaring That Legislation Would Add to Tax Burden—Body Adjeurns Without Action.

HOUSTON ON BONUS   Declares It Would Cost U. S. $2,300,000,000   . Secretary Makes Estimate Before Sen= ate Finance Committee Considering Soldiers’ Aid Biti.

BONUS MEANS ADDED BURDENS   Would Cost Government More Than Two Bil lion Dollars

SOLDIER BONUS WOULD GOST U. 07 ON ANN AA   Houston Says Bill Would . Add Teo Much to:  Burden,

AYO BONUS WOULD GUST TWO BILLION   SECRETARY HOUSTON FURNISHES SENATE COMMIT. TEE ESTIMATES   Four Distinct Plans to Aid The Service Men Would Cost From $1,321,000,000 to Over 4 Billion’.

“BONUS BILL WOULD. COST GOVERNMENT — ~°¢9'300,000.000, HOUSTON: ESTIMATES

BONUS BILL WOULD MEAN HUGE BURDEN   Houston Declares Passage of Measure Would Cost $2,300,000,000.

SOLDIERS BURL WOULD CALL FOR $9 300.000.0098   Such Is Approximation of Secretary Houston—Doesn’t Know Where To Get the Money.   INTRODUCES A TAX EXPERT   Latter Declares Sources of Rev: enue Drying Up—Simplified Tax Law Urged.

SOLDIERS’ BONUS BILL TOO COSTLY, HOUSTON THINKS   Would Bring Added Tax Burden, He Declares.  MEANS BIG EXPENSE   Passage of Measure Would Cost Govenrnment Approximately $2,300,000,000, Senators Told,

ESTIMATE MADE BY TREASURY SECRETARY   Houston Can't See. Wher Gash Would Be Found

BONUS TO COST $2,300,000,000   Treasury Secretary Presents Es: timate on Bill to Senate Committee.   WOULD ADD TO TAX BURDEK   Houston Presents Estimates of Fou: Different Plans, Declaring They Are Substantially Correct—Doctor Adame Heard Again.

The U.S. Senate Committee Investigating the Cost to the People Secured the Evidence From the Secretary of the Treasurv Today.

COST OF THE BONUS   THAT IS ONE OF THE THINGS CONGRESS IS DEBATING.   The Secretary of the Treasury EstImatés That Any One of the Kending Bills Is Enormous.

HOUSTON. OPPOSES SOLDIER BONUS   Declares Bill Would. Cost Government About $2°300,000,000. -

HOUSTON DISCUSSES SOLDIERS’ MEASURE   TREASURY HEAD SAYS PASSAGI OF BONUS BILL WOULD COs’ THE GOVERNMENT APPROXI MATELY $2,300,000,000.

HOUSTON AGAINST SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Says the Burden of Making Com. pensation Would Net Be Put on Treasury

$2,300,000,000 18 RELIEF BILL COST   secretary Houston Places Es timate on Total Amount Proposed Soldier Bonus Will Cost Government,   BASED ON ASSUMPTION ALL WILL PARTICIPATE   Treasury Head Tells Senate Committee He Is “Against a Wall’ as to Methods of Obtaining Revenue.

HOUSTON ESTIMATES . “COLDIER BONUS GOS   ‘onded > T ary uf  Phan. 2 Bijan! Rin Is Passed, Seer Treasury Says.          WOULD: INCREASE”° TAXES   Cast to” Government Four Optional Prins Senue © Conmilre:      lg Hach of Given,

BONUS BILL WOULD GOST TWO BILLIONS HOUSTON REPORTS   Secretary’s Estimate of Cost of Each of Four Plans Given to Senate Committee.   NATION FACES PROBLEM "IN COLLECTION OF TAXES   Treasury Official Says Expert Men Resign for Other Jobs; Need Simpler Laws.

HOUSTON FLAS SOLDIER BONUS   Says Nation is Unable to Raise Funds Witth Which to Pay Ex-soldiers.   WOULD BE NEW BURDEN

LUMBAGO ENDS GERARD TRIE   CONDITION NOT BELIEVED SER10US BUT ALL REMAINING SPEAKING DATES ARE CANCELLED.

RAILWAY MEN RESCUE PATIENTS: FROM BURNING. —__ “LITTLE: ROCK HOSPITA

FIRE DAMAGE TO HOSPITAL   Endangers Lives of 48 ' Patients and. Threat-ened Institution

VILLA COMES =— ~ SALOONS CLOSE   ‘With 600 Followers the Bandit Cited Approaches San Pedro te : Surrender’:

MILL NEAR SAN PEORG   BANDID LEADER AND SIX HUN DRED FOLLOWERS TO COMPLETE TERMS OF SURRENDER.   10 BE GIVEN RECEPTION

OIL TANK EXPLOSION   Causes Death of One Man and Injures Two-Others

COMMUNISTS CROSS RHINE TO THE BRITISH   Two Thousand Interned—Looked Upon as Indication Ruhr Revolt Is Near an End.   GERMAN TROOPS IN ESSEN   Organized Looting Marked the Closing Hours of Communist Regime There.

LUNN oT 3 UF HUH Ula alc  ARE IN FLIGHT   MANY HAVE CROSSED INTO BRIT ISH ZONE OF OCCUPATION AND HAVE BEEN INTERNED.

GERMANS MAKE  VEY BAD LIVING CONDITIONS   The War and Strike Spirit in Germany is a Menace and Make Living Conditions Un. bearable --- Germany is on the Verge of Star vation and Debauch. Pri

2,000 REDS FLEE INTO ENGLIGH DONE: INTERNED   Back Bone of Ruhr Valley Revolt Believed Broken; Conditions Unbearable.   Germany Repeated 1914 Av tion Which Was Beginning of World War.

COMMUNISTS ” CROSS RHINE   Indicate Revolt in Rub: - District Is Nearing  the End

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT S STARTED   Lafayette Team Takes the First Game Fram Bloomington, Kokomo Loses to Columbus.

RECORD CROWD Al BIG TOURNAMENT   State Basket Ball Play Under Way at Bloomington Before  4,000 Spectators.   COLUMBUS DEFEATS KOKOMO   Gerhard Brothers Make All But Two of Eighteen Points For Winners —Milroy Plays Tomorrow Morning.   ..Greencastle, 20; Martinsville, 16. South Bend 27. Angola 12.

VE WEEKS HEALT CAMPAIGN IN ROBESON BEGINS SEPT. 14   Great Campaign Against Socia Diseases Will Extend to Ever:  Section “of County.   TWO MEETINGS IN LUMBER TON NEXT TUESDAY.

FIVE WEEKS: HEALTH CAMPAIGN ‘IN ROBESON BEGINS’ SEPT. 14   Great Campaign’ Against -Sociai . »Diseases. Wil. Extend to Every “Section of County.   Two. MEETINGS’ TN. LUMBER: .. ,FON- NEXT PTITPSpav.

STOCK AT COUNTY FAIR   Best and Largest Exhibit adds Much to Make Fair a Succass

GOVERNOR:COX AT OMAHA NEE   About Two! Theusatia lowa” Demo crats. Made Pilgeimage Across the Boundary Line: to. Hear Speech.

COX SPEAKS IN OMAKA TODAY   2,000 From fowa Cross Bound#ry te Hear Democratic Nominee.

MURDER AND _ WAR IMMINENT   Chicago Police Making Efforts.to Apprehend Gunmen Suspects

EAR GHIGAGL GUNMEN 3 WAR IN POLICE HUNT   Expect More Deaths in Search for Slayer of “Moss” Enright, Lead.   MANY ARRESTED

GUNMEN’S. WAR IMMINENT UNLESS KILLER I$ FOUND   Chicago Police Admi Outlawry Will Follow Enright Death

FEUD OF   Labor Unions Settle Such Affairs As Do The Mountaineers ef Kentucky.

MOMENTARY OUTBREAK EX PECTED FOLLOWING KILLING,   SEEKING THE MURDEREF   Police Hope to Beat Enright’s Friends to the Murderer to Prevent Summary Justice Being Dealt.

MORE: KILLINGS ARE LOOKED-FOR        o res  "Cie age: 3 Polige-. Expect ai  Least Ten to Follow Slayina of Labor Leader.   MARK. OTHERS FOR DEATH

POLICE NOW FEAR WAR OF GUNNER   Enright Clan Gathering tc Avenge Murder of Leader  in @Chicaen Faud

WAR TO THE END FOLLOWS ENRIGHT’S DEATH   Chicago Gunmen and Labor Union Feudists Resolve to Avenge Death of ‘“Mossy”’ Enright—Ten More Killings to Follow Say Police.

AS RESULT OF THE KILLING OF MOSSY ENRIGHT.   ENRIGHT CLAN SENDS OUT WORD TO GET OTHERS,   “Ten More Killings” Feared by the Chief of Police of Chicago as The Result of the Recent Murder of Noterious Man

Se ee ne a ee  4 se WAR   Death Of “Mossy” Enright Expected To Bring About “Wholesale Murder.”

WAR DECLARED’ BY GUNMEN OF - CHICAGO GANGS   ‘Wholesnle Murder: Imminent’ Among. Fendists;. Kuright

Chicago Clan Called On to Avenge Chief Feudist’s Death and Wholesale Killing Is Feared bv Police.

ENRIGHT CLAN SEEKS REVENGE   Police Look for Start of Battle of Rival Gunman at Any Time.

POLICE ANTICIPATE MANY GUN MURDERS   Call for Enright Clan Ha: Gone Out.

FRIENDS READY TO AVENGE DEATE ‘LEADER GUNMAN       ROBABLY BE A NUMBER OI  DEATHS BEFORE MATTER . ‘7a QPTTLen

FRENCH AVIATOR SETS NEW RECORD   Flies at Rate of 181.95 Miles an Hour in Triat at Buc, France, for New Worlds Record.  1

AN URGENT APPEAL TC CHURCH CONGREGATIONS ON BEHALF (OF SIFFERER'

‘NEW YORK FOR ME ANYWAY” IS JOHNSON CLAIY   ‘DEROUNCES EMPIRE STATE PRI MARY AS A FAKE FRAMED UP BY BOSSES.

Graeco-Roman Baths Of U. S. Senate Being Cleared Of Cobwebs So Senator Can Enjoy Then

SENATE BATHS COMING BAC;   Graeco-Roman ‘Luxury ‘Expenses to Be Borne Laracly by. Userc.

LABOR WILL DRAW UP PLATFORM TQ . SUIT THE WORKERS   Fitzpatrick Says “Wall Street Gang" Will Finance Both the Old Dayting

6.0.P, PLATFORM SPELLS DEFEAT   bs & , SOU!Tt”*é‘“«sR  So Says John Fitzgerald Who Say Democratic Platform WH  t Be Similar.

ABOR PARTY WILL STRIKE DOWN BOTH OLD ORGAN ZATIONS   Labor Leader Says Democratic and Republican Nominees Sure to be Defeated.

LABORITE SAYS PLATFORM WILL _ DEFEAT PARTY   Declares N. ¥Y. State Con: vention Planks Drawn Uy By Wall St. Interests.

REPUBLICANS DEFEATED SAYS LABOR LEADER   PITZPATRICK SAYS PLATFORM IS THE SAME OLD STUFF REHASHED OVER. *

J, FITZPATRICK PAYS REGPEU Ta TQ TWO PARTIES   Says Both Are Servile to Wall Street and Labor Will Elect Next President

LABOR LEADER OPPOSES BOTH QLD PARTIES   Says New Vork Republican Ptatlare Was Deqwa Up by Wall Street . Game   SAME CROWD WILL FINANCE BOTH OLD PARTIES   Intimates that Labor Wal Have Own ‘Party with 4 Platform to Suse

SAME OLD BUNK SAYS CHICAGO LABOR HEAD OF 6.0.P:PLATFORN   JOHN  EPZPATRICK  ASSERTS NEXT PRESIDENT WILL BE “LABOR MAN BLECLED BY LABORERS.

Methodist of Long Standing Attacks the Syatem of Regulating Reereation.

M’ADOO DOES NOT WANT ANY MICHIGAN DELEGATES   Believes AH Members of Democratic Convention Should Be Without Any Lamitations.

FLOWERING AND FRUITING PE. RIOD MAY BE FIXED FOR ANY TIME OF YEAR.   Discovery May Be Of Importance I Future Planning Cropping Svstems is elief.

Light Use May Revolutionize Crop Growing   Scientists Find Plants Depend on It More Than on Heat.

Daylight and Darkness of More Im: portance in Nourishment Than  Temperature.

LIGHT, NOT HEAT, CONTROLS LIFE, EXPERTS ASSER1   IV AT FEO ASOT  New Theory May Revolutionize Farming Industri.

Plant Life Depends Upon Light Rather than Temperature   Principle Revolutionary, But It Rests en Actual Experiments in Which It Is Shown That Plants Subjected to Alternate Periods of Light and Darkness Matured at Any Time of the Year.

Light, Not Heat, Great Factor in Plant Life   DISCOVERY MARKS EPOCH IN SCIENTIFIC WORLD—IS RESULT OF AMERICAN EXPERIMENT AND IT IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LATEST BIOLOGIC THOUGRT. VARIOUS EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND HEAT ON PLANTS. 

LIbHY GREATES FACTOR IN GROW SCIENTISTS. SAY   Important Discovery Announced by Agricultural Dept.   YEARS SPENT EXPERIMENTING

CONTROL PLAN FE BY HOURS OF DAYLIGHT     Government Experts Declare  “Ever-Bearing’ Vegeta tion Is Possible Under New Plan

ARE WOOD, LOWDEN AND JOHNSON NEARING DESTAUGTIVE DEADLOCK’   DRAMATIC AND UNEXPECTED CHANGE ANTICIPATED: SO THAT UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES MAY LEARN   CHICAGO CONVENTION IN 1860  oOo COO OOo oOo  LINCOLN WAS PLACED IN NOMINATION IN 26 WORDS

PIBLICAN LEADERS ARE I A DEADLOCK   G. 0. P. NATIONAL CONVENTION TO OPEN TODAY WITH DELEGATES DISORGANIZED.   MANY CANDIDATES LIKELY   Balloting Is Not Expected to Begin Before Late Wednesday or Early — Thursday.

OPES OF THREE LEADERS MAY BE BLAGTED BY THE  DEADLOCK FIGHT   Wood, Johnson and Lowden May All Be Put Out of the Running As a Result of the Warfare Now Raging.   DARK HORSE TALK IS INCREASING HOURLY   First Ballot Wednesday or Thursday Is Expected to Record Votes for Fifteen or Twenty Candidates.

LEADERS = IN GOP:   ENTER FREE-FOR-ALL AT CHI CAGO TODAY   Anybody's Race Is View On Eve Of Convention

PRESIDENTIAL BEEO BUZZING UP IN GhIGAGY   FIKST G. OU. P. GATHERING EVER HELD THAT HAS NO BOSS PULLING STRINGS   Old Timers Wondering Where They ‘are at and dreen Hands Wandcrteg Around Like Sheep,

W000, LOWDEN AND JOHNSON IN DEADLOCK   Situation Looked Upon as Likely to Destroy the Chances of Them All— Convention Opens Today In Unparalleled State,

CONVENTION 10 BE UNIQUE IN PARTY HISTOR)   Organizationless and Bossless But Hays Is Satisfied.

DEADLOCK FIGHT MAY GESTAOY ALL THREE OF LEADERS   Delegates to Republican National Convention Unbossed and Largely Unorganized.   PRACTICAL POLITICIANS JOIN IN DARK HORSE TALK   Picture of Possibilities of Next Few Days is Rather Posey —Temporacy Organization May be Made Per. manent and Balloting for President May be Begun Late Tomorrow,

DARK HORSE TALK GROWS AS DEAD-LOCK BETWEEN BIG THREE SEEMS SURE   UNBOSSED AND LARGELY UNORGANIZED DELEGATES WONDER WHO WILL LEAD THEM OUT OF THE WILDERNESS OF THEiR OWN INDECISION.

‘BIG SHOW” IS ON — AT CHICAGO TODA’   tepublican Party Will Begin National Convention Under Conditions of Uncertainty Unparalleled in Recent History   TNBOSSED, LARGELY UNORGANIZED   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Driven Into Dead _lock Fight Which-Everybody Recognizes May Destroy Them All--N. Y. Delegates Organize

TUG OF WAR T0 START TODAY   DELEGATES aT CHICAGO FIND THEMSELVES aT SRA.   CASTING ABOUT FOR A MOSES   NO ONE AT HAND TO LEAD THEM FROM WILDESAESS,   Cenvention Unbessed and Presidental Derby Still a Free-fer-All —Daerk Heree Prespect Strengthened.

DARK HORSE. TALK IS THEME OF DELEGATES AND PARTY LEADERS   Trend Seems to Be Driving Wood, Lowden and Johnson to a Deadlock, is Belief.   HOPE FOR LEADER, TRIED AND TRUSTED, EXPRESSED   First Ballot Wednesday 1 Thursday—Hughes, Harding and Sproul Mentioned.

DARK HORSES ARE COUNTING IN STAMPEDE   Conditions in Chicago  nparalleled in Recent Political History.   EVERY BODY IN AIR   Twenty Candidates Expected to Receive Votes on First Rallot Wednesday or Thurs-

LEADERS DISCREDITED: DELEGATES AT SEA   CONVENTION UNCERTAINTY PIC TURE AS WITHOUT RECENT   STAMPEDE IS POSSIBILITY   Deadlock Looming as Another Con. tingency—Dark Horse to Be Named 7?

b. U.P. FAVORITES Alt DEARLOGKEE   Conditions of Uncertainty at Ccnvention Unparalleled.  DELEGATES ARE UNBOSSED   Only Definable Trend Seems to be Driving Wood, Lowden and Johnson Into * Fight, Which May Destroy Them All ~~Want Temporary Organization Made Permanent.

YANKS SAVE RUSS REFUGEES   Americans Face Great Task in Succor. ing Fleeing Army.

U. S. SAVING RUSS REFUGEES   Faces Big Task of Succoring Vast Army Fiecing From Russia on Proti tsiard.,

 DEATH RESULTS IN IRISH STRIKE   Detective Shot and Killed While Walking in Dublin Streets: Order Rules Over Trouble Zone.

DENIALS ARE MADE (WIZ IS DEMANDED   SENATOR HARDING REFERS COX INDICTMENT TO COMPETENT AUTHORITY.

4ARDING MUM ON COX EXPOSE   Republican Nominee Says He Wil} Have No Cormment on Slush Fund Charges.

HARDING DECLINES ~~ JO SAY ANYTHING   Republican Cantlidate . Shifts «apy to by to Shoulders avs.   CONFERS WITH DAVISON   Says It Has Nothing ‘to De With League of Nations ' Speech Saturday.

HARDING SILENT ON GOV COX’ CHARGES   As to Alleged Republicar Campaign Fund

HARDING HAS NOTHING 10 SAY ON COX CHARGE   Negative Shake of The Head Was Reply to Questions

A OING PLANS TOMAKE REPLY TO GOX CHARGE   Will Meet Friday to Dis . cuss Schoel Pians and - Organizztion

HWARDING WILL KEEP OUT      Republic ‘Aiseua  an Candidate Declines to 7 Slush’ Pua Charces

HARDING WILL NOT COMMENT ON COX CHARGE   Chairman Hays and Treasurer Upham Brand Statement As False.   A BUDGET FOR $3,000,000   Cox With Intimate Knowledge oi Wasted Millions “Dreams In Millions.”

HARDING MAKES NO STATEMENT   Declines to Comment on the Charges !sade by Governor at Pittsburgh.   Confab with Easterners Said to Concern Certain Financial Problems.

HARDING MADE , NO. COMMENT   Had -Nothing ; to. Say ‘ Concerning: Charges - _ of. Governor Cox

REVOLUTIONARY PLOT DISCOVERED IN ENGLAND   Sinn Feirfers, Bolshevik and Germans Planned April Uprising in Isles, According to  WellFounded Report.   LATE ACTIVITIES

IRISH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH TO BE IN EASTER ER EEVOLT   Ao eee a, _— a   ——e— oe NN ee ————_—  Assassination of. Lord Mayor of Cork Grew Out. of Conspiracy  SPECIAL POLICE READY

MEXIEO MAKES PLANG FOR PROPAGANDA WORK THROUGHOUT AMERIE   FOUR HEADQUARTERS  ESTAB LISHED TO DERECT FAVORABLE PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN.

MEXICO PLANS _ BIG CAMPAIGN   For Purpose of Publishing News Favorable to That Country .

PRESIDENT-ELECT “SHAKES” THE BAD WEATHER “JINX;” JOINS IN PLAYING SHUFFLEBOARD ON DECK      Steamship Has Covered About 300 Miles of the Trip; the Senator and Wife Take Their Meals in the General Dining Saloon; Picture Show and Concert Given in Their Honor.

HARDING PLAYS DECK GAMES   Good Weather Ie Predicted for Presi. dent-Elect'’a Entire Trip to Panama.

HARDING FAVORED WITH CLEAR SKIES ON PANAMA YOYAGE   Steamer Parismina Covers Three  Hundred Miles During  First Day.   SHIP OFFICERS PREDICT CONTINUED GOOD WEATHER   President-Elect Spends Greater Por tion Of Day Playing Deck Games,

PRESIDENT-ELECT PLAYS DECK GAME   GIVES UP READING TO JOIN COR RESPONDENTS AT SHUFFLE-BOA

eae eEeEeEEEE>>EE——EEEE SS a  BAD WEATHER JINX IS SHAKEN BY MR. HARDING   President-Elect Puts in Large Part of the Day Playing Shuffle Board.

HARDING SAILS AWAY UNDER SUNNY SKIES   Off for Panama Yesterday—Ba¢ Weather “Jinx” Finally Out

HARDING PLAYS SHUFFLEBOARD ON PARISMINA   President-Elect Sailing to Panama With Bright Skies and Smooth Sea.

HARDING PARTY I$ ~ ENJOYING WEATHEF   PRESIDENT-ELECT PLAYS AT SHUFFLE BOARD EN ROUTE TO PANAMA.

ANOTHER WEMAN IN CASE.   Carl Wanderer te Faced With 1t-Yens Old Glel Who Thonght He Was Rot Werrled_

IS BEFORE JURY   Carl Wanderer Who Killec Wife and “Bum” Arrainged Before Court

MANY GATHER AT HOFFMAN HOME   Tenth Anniversary Celebrated Thursday Afternoon af Lit_ tlestown Orphanage.

$12,500 IS GIVEN TO HOFFMAN HOME   Announcement of Gifts Features Tenth Anniversary Ex. ercises—Over 2,000 Persons in Attendance.

CITY PROPERTY MOVIS      fany Transfers Noted che Past. Sev * eral, Weeks,

CITY PROPERTY MOVING   Many Transfers Not®d the Past Ses eral Weeks.

PRESIDENT WIhks OPENGER VOTERS WILL DEGIDE ROW   Wilson Says He Is Content to Let Missourians Say Which of Iwo Yold ‘Iruth About Giving Serbia Aid.

WILL LET VOTERS DECIDE ON. TRUTH   President Wilson Ww illing te Let Matter Drep After Senator Produced idence

WILSON LEAVES IT ALL TO VOTERS   Wires Senator Spencer That He Is Content For Voters   Of Missouri to Decide Which ls Telling The Truth

WILSON REFERS ISSUE OF VERACITY 10 VOTE      Evades Direct Question of Mis souri Senator; Talks of Referendum

Over Senator Spencer Con. troversy.   TO LET MISSOURI DECIDE   Which is Telling Truth About Sending Troops to Rumania and Serbia.

President Wilson i  Says Charge False   Senator Spencer of  Missouri Satd: President Promised to Aid Rumania oud Serbia,

PRESIDENT WILLING PEOPLE DETERMINE   WoULy LET VOTERS DIECIDE WHO TOLD TRUTH.   Senator Reed Sapports spenecer’s Statement tn Answer to Message Concerning President Wil son's Promise.

State May Prosecute * Kansas Shop Officials   Attorneys Say Strike Would he in Violation of Taw

KANSAS PLANS TO PROSECUTE RAIL STRIKER,   Declare Strike Will Be Viola: ‘tion of New State

STRIKE WILL VIOLATE NEW STATE LAW   Declare Attorneys of Kansas Industrial Court.   LOOK FOR PROSECUTIONS   In Crimina! Courts If Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers Are Ordered Out in Kansas.

SHOPMEN’S STRIKE DELAYED BY LEADER   Walkout Postponed Until Representatives Hold Meeting In Pittsburgh

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD GETS ULTIMATUM OF SIX ALLIED CRAFTS   Later Pos'poned To July 5 For General Meeting 01 Representatives Of System   LEADER CHARGES OFFER OF MONEY TO DROP CHARGES   One Bie Union Movement Revived ta secret Conference Held By Delegates In Chicago

——_—— ae  BETHLEHEM EARNINGS   Show Large Falling Off Com. pared with 1918.

FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN BOILER EXPLOSIGN   FATAL BLAST OCCURS IN PLANT AT STOUGHTON—STATE INSPECTOR iS  oT Ter

‘BUYING MORE LIBERTY BONDS   Poblic Aguin Ievesting and Banks Parting With Holdings.

Bolshevikt Forces, Roportéd  Have Made Sucvessfill Gains at All Points   Official Wireless Dispatel, Con tains Information of Dive Acainst Poleg

SOVIET GOVERNMENT READY 70 END WAR   Also Agree To Stop Hostilities Fae, ainsi The British Poy Empire.

ESTABLISH PEACE wiTH THE SOWIE   BRITISH AND FLUSSTAN GOVERN MENT AGREE ON TERMS OF TRADE RELATIONS

DRY OFFICERS MUST GET WRIT   Ban Placed on Arrests or Searcthy of Homes Without War-

DRY OFFICERS MUST GET WRIT   Ban Placed on Arrests or Searct of Homes Without Warrants.   ‘RUM ARMY’ BACK IN CHICAGO   Dalrymple Denies He Will Resign— McDonough Is Hero of the Hour at Iron River—Plot to Am. bush Invaders.

U.d. BARS ARREST WITHOUT WARRAN   Washington Orders Caution ir Rum and Red Raids.   DRY SQUADS MUST GET WRIT   Dairymplie and “Army” Return to Chicago From Their Michigan Campaign—tron River Prosecuting Attorney Is Hero of Hour.

ERG MUST BEMIANG UF EW TUNA Ay ~ PRIMI PAA BROWNE   Organizations and Individuals Act for SelfProtection as Commissioner Says, “Police Are in Absolute Control.”   WOMAN IN BANDITS’ TASICAB SAID TO BE WIFE OF OIL XULLIONAIRE   CLAD TO BE IN COSY SING SINC; NOT IN CRIME SWEPT NEW YORE

WASHINGTON 9 INTERESTED Ih FOE 10 LENINE   United States Considers Granting Russia a Place Among the Nations.

AMERICA PROBES WRANGELS PLANS IN SOUTH AUSSIE   ELEMENTS CLUSTERED AROUND ANTLRED LEADER MAY PAVE  WAY FOR NEW NATION    MAY RECOGNIZE GENERAL   Nevtral Observer Attached to Staff of Southern Army Leader Sends tn Report On His Career to the State Department

RUSOIAN PEALE AND PROSPERITY   United States Is Making An Informal san sid Into the Character and Policies of Anti-Bolshevik Leader, —   ONE REPORT OF HIS CAREER IS RECEIVED   Was Educated To Bea Minng Engineer; Joined Army In 1901: Has An Enviable Rocoard Ac Fichter.

U.S. Probe Shows inti-Soviet “Leader. Has- “Many, of Highest “Leadership Qualities.

ANTI-SOVIET LEADER HAS NGTABLE CAREER   VU, 8 RECEIVES REPLY TO INQUIRIES RELATIVE 10 GEN. WRANGEL,

N. P. L. Senate Candidate Gets by in North Dakota   YANKS VOTED FOR WINES AND BEER

NORTH DANOTA.,   igain Placed Definitely in the Republican Column.

A Cold d Wave Is Coming Our Way   Weather Bureau Sends Out Cold >: AVuave Warning for Mississippi.

A Cold Wave Is a “ Coming Our Way   Weather Bureau Sewls Out Cold Wave Warning for Mississippi.

aU AGREES TE NEW TRAL PARLEY   Soviet Government Ready to Take Peace Conference Away From Minsk.   POLES CONTINUE ORIVE

RUSS WILLING T0 BEGOOD MOSCOW REPORTS STATE   BOLSHEVIC TROOPS TURN ON POLES NEAR BUG RIVER— SITUATION iS UNCHANGED ELSEWEERE-34,000 INTERNED

AS CONVENTION DATE NEARS PROSPECTS OF FIGHT ON LEAGUE AND PROHIBITION LOOM UP

PARLEYS OPEN AT FRISCO TODAY   platform Conferences Start With Arrival of Glass   prePARE FOR BIG FIGHT   wilson Forces and Bryan Expect, ed to Clash

PLATFORM FIGHT IS ON AT FRISCO ~~ BLASS BRINGS  - WILSON PLAN   Bryan Served Notice on th  . Administration Anent th: League of Nations and Pro hibition Planks.

BELIEVED THAT PLATFORM COMMITTEE WILL NOT AC. "Se bE HIS ipe is,   EXPECTED THAT THR VIRGINIA Prrhacr ‘ORN WILL BE. ADOPTER. L™ BY THE CONTE STIeT.

GLASS Wil START WORK ON PLATFORM   Demos Wait Anxiouslh For Coming of New Jersey Senator.

PLATFORM GONFAG START WEDNESDAY   SEGIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARRIVAL OF SEN. CARTER GLASS OF VIRGINIA   PREDICT BRYAN'S DEFEAI   Belief Is ‘‘Commoner’’ Will Be Defeated in Resolutions Committee When He Tries to Oust League Plank

Bryan Serves Notice He Will Battle Administration Forces on Two Important Subjects

LEAGUE OF NATIONS, PROHIBIE TION AND IRISH PLANKS EXPECTED TO CAUSE HOT FIGHT   AFRAID OF WET QUESTION   Disposition is to Leave Prohibition Strictly Alone—May Include Plank Sympathiziug With the Irish Aspire.  tinne

WILSON FORCES PLAN TO RUN OVER BRYAN   Commorer Reporicd «as Opposed t League as Submitted by the President.

GEN. WOOD GETS ABSENCE LEAVE   Two Months Given Fim for His Campaign for President

WOOD LEADER “IN MINNESOTA PRIMARY VOTE   Johnson Is Second In Rac -with Hoover and Lowden — . Following

‘ADMITS KILLING HIS BROTHER IN QUARREL   fartis Bennett Changes Story That It Winans Accident.

CLOSE WATCH IS BEING KEPY  ON THE KAISER   Belief Prevaits that Enatente Wil Seek fo Mave Him Exited 1  Gt aervet ges.   , SENTIMENT THROUGHOTT Fogg WOLLAND WAS CHANGED       Royal Beeree Lexsens the Limit: ANowed Former Emperor in

NEW LONG RANGE GUN MADE,   Weapon Can Send Shell 100 Miles— Trance Bays Patent.

NEW GUN THAT SHOOTS 90 MILES PATENTED   FRENCH GOVERNMENT ACQUIRES RIGHTS TO NEW LONG. RANGE CANNON.

French Government Has One (apable of Carrying a Shell 100 * te 120 Witee.

FRENCHMAN INVENTS A NEW SUPERCANNON   Will Shoot 100 to 120 miles Shell Leaves Muzzle at Speed of 4178 Ft Per Seeand.,

MORE SUGAR FACTS TOLD INREPORT   Consumption in Country and Out Were Increased in 1919,

TO STARVE ERIN BY EMBARGO   Glasgow Correspondent of trish News Says Government Is Considering Drastic Measures,

BEAGDOLL COURT MARTIAL [5 BROUGHT 10 A CLOSE   Findings Will Remain Seeret Until Passed Upon—Conviction Believed to be Result. © ~

‘DRAFT DODGER’S COUNSEL  WILL OFFER NO DEFENSE   Bergdoll’s Lawyer Says Government Has Established No Case Against Wealthy Slacker.

BERGDOLL TRIAL IS ENDED.   Counsel Announees That No Defense Will be Offered.

BERGDOLL'S BROTHER CONVICTED BY COUR   Although Verdict Is Kept Secret Indications Point to Nature  of Court’s Findings

DRAFT DODGER SENTENCED   Court Martial. Re; éports Findings in the - ". ‘Case of casey BR: Bergdoll

BERGDOLL VERDICT FOUND      Bre:her of Convicted Draft Dodge Soon To Know Fate

FEAR MACSWINEYS ~ CANNOT GO HOME   British May Bar Them From «..dslands After American hE” Vileite: _

FORT WAYNE JOBBERS COMING HERE MAY 2!   Wholesale House Heads to Visit Thirty Cities on Interurban Trips  including Waterloa.

JOBBERS OF FORT WAYNE WILL COMI   Fifty Heads of Wholesale Concern Will Pay Wabash a Visit At Noon of June 3.

About 100 Wholesale ers and  Jobbers From’ Ft: } ayne. Will ‘Visit ‘ Decatur’ ”'   ON TUESDAY. MAY 25   ee ee FF: ee NB a's SD ait?     Coniing in “Special” Car— Will Bring’ ‘a Band and’ Call’ on * Merchants

TWO. SONS WITH BROKER BACKS LIVE IN ONE HOME   Boone Man Caught in Mine Cave-in Just as Brother Was Two Years Ago; Parents Have Both Now Helpless at Their Home.

DRIVE AGAINST  DAYLIGHT LAW   Another Attempt Will Be Made in Assembly to Repeal the Measure, With 78 Votes Expected—Has Local Option Section.

Another Attempt Will Be Made  ih Assembly to Repeal the  ~ Measure, -With 78 Votes Ex ~ pected—Has ‘Local © Option Section. 

COALITION FORCES MAY NAME PALMIER   Democratic Leaders Under astimating Attorney-General’s Strength   MAY CONVINCE BRYAN             Strong Pos lity Exists  That Pennsylvanian Will  be Nominated Early

VILLA RCPURTEY SURROUNDED AGAI   Capture Momentarily Expected, According to Dispatch From Galveston---Consulate at El Paso Has No News.

FEDERALS HAVE CIRCLED. VILLA   Bandit - Leader. Reported Sur. rounded and Capture Is Ex. pected Momentarily.

VILLA SURROUNDED, REPORI   j . Capture by Mexican Federal Troc »ps ixpected Momentarily,

VILLA TRAPPED IN DESERT   Mexican Rebel Leader Is Reported Near Capture by Carranza Troops Under Two Generals.

SAY VILLA TRAPPED AGAIN   Mexican Consul Says Rebe! Is Near Capture in Desert.

DISAPPROVE.  OF MILITARY TRAINING   Democratic Caucus Daltad  Lende ship of Pr rosielint Wilsou by Vise of. 2a. toy

a aN a he ee  HOUSE BOLTS PRESIDENT (1M MILITARY BILL   Hope of Passing Universa Service Act Dwindles on Defeat by 17 to 106   SOUTH OVERWHELMINGLY OPPOSED TO MEASURE   VIRTUALLY ALL LEADIN DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE VOT! AGAINST RECOMMENDATIO: OF PRESIDENT,

Abandon Hope For Universal Army Training   Action of Democrats in Defying Pres. ident Wilson's Request Virtually’ Destroys all Chance for Action in This Session

PRESIDENT LOSES GRIP ON DEMOCRATS   Ey Overwhelning Vote Caucus Goes on Record a» Agaiust Military Training.

12,000 MUST SPEND CHRISTMAS ABOARDSHIE   Recent Steerage Arrivals, How. ever, Will Have Substantial Evidence of Yuletide.

THOUSANDS HELD UP AT NATION GATEWAY   More Than 15,600 Prospective  Citizens “Mast Pass Christmas Aboard Liners or Otherwise

12,000 IMMIGRANTS TO SPEND CHRISTMAS ON BOARD SHIP, IN SIGHT OF GODDESS OF LIBERTY   Ellis Island Harbors 3,000 Others, Awaiting Action of Inspectors; Officials Are Planning to Hold Yuletide Festivities on Vessels and Also on the Land.

ToSpend Holiday On Ellis Island   THOUSANDS OF EMMIGRANTS UNABLE TO GET ASHORE, IN RUSH, AND SO GOOD CHEER IS TAKEN OUT — WILL HAVE HAPPY DAY, LOTS OF GIFTS.

SPEND DAY ON SHIP         Janmigranis Are Forced te Remain ot Board for Christmas.

IMMIGRANTS oPEND DAY UPON VESSEL   WITHIN SIGHT OF GODDESS Ot LIBERTY, THEY ARE NOT TO LAND TODAY.

TURKS TO REMAIN: IN CONSTANTINOPLE   Allied Note to Wilson Says Ne Concessions Can Be. . Made.   JAPS AND CHINESE CLASH   Czecho-Slavs Disarmed a Result of Helping Chinese . Bolshevists,

TURN DOWN WILSON ON TURKISH ISSUE   Keconwmendations of President Are Practically All Rejected By Allies jai Confer. ~  er ea a ae

ALLIEDREPLY 10 PRESIDENT WILL BE THEY WILL STAND PAT   While Coleltiatory, tn Tone They wil Reject Any of His Proposals. Turkish Treaty Presented  ' to Armenian Delegates May lo - ¢

POINCAIRE TOAD THE MICE DIGTRICT   Will Devote Three Years of His Life to Reconstruction Department.—Foch, Petain And Joffre on War Council For France.

- ‘HELP IN. RECONSTAUCTION..      Raymond Poincalre 1     Da: ‘This For

BAND CONCERT TONIGHT      Director J. C. Gouker Makes An.nouncement of Program.

CONCERT AT PLAYGROUND   J. C. Gouker, ‘Director, Announces Program For Thursday.

FALLS ON ICY. SIDEWALK   MRS. JOHN BAACK™18;: VICTIM OF ! A SERIOUS ACCIDENT

WCUMBER OPENS FIGHT AGAINST KNOX PROPOSAL   ’  ‘North Dakota Senator Challen‘  gen Contentions of Pennsyl=  ‘ yanian in Speech.   TREATY HELD ONLY WAY   To Bring Aout Peace With Germany and Legally Settle Questions Aris= ing irom Wir, He Declares; Hug Ona Plan, Useless 10 Press, He Says

NATIONS’ LEAGUE NOT REAL ISUE PEOPLE LOOK A   Senator McCumber Opens Attack on Plan to End War by Joint Resolution.   COUNTRY STANDS HELPLESS AS DEBTS MOUNT HIGHER   Policy of Surrendering Rights of Unorganized to Organized Cause of the Trouble.

M’CUMBER OPPOSES KNOX PLAN TO REPEAL WAR RESOLUTION   North Dakota Senator Declares To Do So Would Be Treachery To Allies And Bring Dishonor To the United States.

KNOX PLAN FOR PEACE UNDER FIRE   M’Cumber Attacks Republican Plan in Senate.  FEARS “DISHONOR”   Advocates Restoration of Commercial Relations With Germany in Preference to Either Resolution,

“SYWPATHY WE PADI AN PLA   To Declare War - War With Germany Ended:-Would Being Dishonor / ‘Upon Nation.

Crowning Blinder of Wilson 1s Injection of League of Nations Into Campaign. Is Verdict of the Argument

MUST STAND WITH ALLIES   McCumber Says Knox Peace Resolution Means Desertion of Friends.   CLASS LEGISLATION BLAMED FOR UNREST

SENATOR M'CUMBER ATTACKS MOVE FOR PEACE IN U.S, SENATE   Says Adoption of Knox Resolution Would be Unfaithful Move

U.S. IS STRICKEN AS SENATE PLAYS PEACE TAG, CLAIM   M’Cumber F ights Knox Measure as Ineffectu al Method.

ST. JOHNS STRIKE IS _ ENDED BY OLD GRADS   Intervention Brings Amicable Settlement Today.

CHEAPER UGA PROSPECT WTHIN AMONTH   If Cuban Strike Does Not Interfere, Sugar Price Will Drop, It Is Believed

GIEAPER SUGAR 10 COME SOON   NORMAL SUPPLY DUE IN MARCH OR APRIL UNLESS SOMETHING ELSE DISTURBS OUTPUT

HEART FAILURE - GIVEN AS CAUSE   Of the Death of Terence MacSwiney, Late Lord Mayor of Cork.   REMOVAL OF BODY TO IRELAND DENIED   ‘Threat of Reprisals is Made : by the Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork.

HEART FAILURE [a CAUSE OF MAGSWINCY DEATH 1S VERDICT   Coroner’s Jury Does Not Mention Suicide In  Tiyanicinn

HEART FAILURE IS CAUSE _OF DEATH OF MacSWINEY IS VERDICT OF CORONER

HEART FAILURE HELD CAUS M’SWINEY DEATH   Verdict Of British Jury Makes   No Mention Of  Sricide   PROCESSION BARRED   Relatives May Be Refused Permission For Burial In Ireland

DUTLOOK FOR  TREATY NOW  CONSIDERED UNUSUALLY HOPEFUL   Lodge Will Present Certain Modifications of Reservations Adopted By Senate Before Holidays.   DEMOCRATS LIKELY TO ACCEPT THEM   Compromise Is Not Fully Agreed Upon But Senators Think Action Will Occur With Little Delay.

RESERVATION!ST9 WILL TARE LEAD IN SENATE FIGHT   BOTH PARTIES WILL ACCEHr! TENTATIVE PRAT, OS PREDIOTION   OUTLOOK MORE HOPEFUL   Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine Sec tion Are Chief Stumbling Blocks In Way of Farly Agreement

RESERVATIONS   Bi-Partisan Committee Plans On Taking Up Treaty Con. sideration Next Week  in the Senate   REPUBLICANS TO TAKE INITIATIVE UPON FLOOR   Belief Prevails’ That Changes Proposed Satisfactory To Democrats

LEADERS WILL MOVE ADUPTION UF RESERVATIONS   Will Take up Report of Bi-Partisan Committee   HOLD MANY CONFERENCES

MODIFIED LODGE RESERVATIONS NO AGAIN BE OFFERED   Republican Leaders Decide tc Take Initiative and Suggest Adoption.   ATTITUDE OF DEMOCRATS MAY BE KNOWN TODAY   Agreement Without Delay Considered Likely on All but Two, Artiele Ter and Monroe Doctrine Many Con. ferences Held by Irrecotecilabies Who Will Meet Agnin Saturday,

LODGE CHANGES BASIS FOR PEACE   Solons Will Agree on Ail But ~-—"Pwo Articles for Rati ~~  fication.

REPUBLICANS TO TAKE INITIATIVE ON TREATY   MODIFIED LODGE RESERVATIONS MAY BE BASIS ON WHICH TO RESUME DISCUSSION.   DEMOCRATS CONFER TODAY   Many Senators Believe Some Agreement Will Be Reached Next Week; Others Are Doubtful.

Modified Reservations Made By Bi-Partisan Committee to Be Basis For Treaty Gontes

BUND ELEGTION WAO ORDERED BY GIT} CU IMISOION AT THE SATURDAY MEETIN(

BUND ELEGTION Who ORDERED BY GIT) GUnitOOUN AT THE SATURDAY MEETING

HAO ARMED LEAGUE FORGE BEING UU TIES   Spanish and _ French Made Army on Way to Vilna—League Resumes Its Sessions.

League Troops Will -Leave for Vilna to  .... Supervise -Plebiscite

Will Decide if Poland. or . Lithuania-.:is Awarded the: Little Country

NCW WORLD MIMY HEADY HOA ACTION   BRITISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH SEND TROOPS TO VILNA  ed   To Supervise Plebiscite to Decide Who Is to Have Vilna.

Ts Being Sent by the Leagne of Nations to Supervise Casting of Votes.-

TROOPS OF VARIOUS NATIONS TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY.   NO YANKS IN THE ARMY   British, French and Spanish Soldiers in the Detachment.—Debates Are to Be Resumed.

-EAGUE ARMY OFF TO VILNA ON WEDNESDAY      Armed Forces Will Have Charge Ot Coming Plebiscite.

TO VILNA BY LEAGUE ORDER   British, French, Spanish and Perhaps Other Troops Leave Wednesday.   TO SUPERVISE PLEBISCITE

League of Nations First Armed Force Leaves ‘Wednesday For Vilna to Supervise Plebiscite      British, French and Spanish Forces Com. prise the Contingent; Norwegian and Swedish Troops to Join Later

(of the League of Nations To Be { Dispatched   Ry County Accent).

British, French and Spanish Will Contribute to Force -—Leave for Vilna Dee 1

LEAGUE NATIONS MILITARY FORCE GOES TO VILNA   To Supervise the Ptebiscite to Declde for Poland or Lithuania

FIRST ARMED FORCE DIRECTED BY LEAGUE (S PAINE TA YH At    British, French and Spanis Troops Will Comprise Detachment.   TO RESUME WEEK’S SESSICN   Reports of Commissions  Assigned Various Problems Will Be Heard This Week.

TO SUPERVISE PLEBISCITE   First Armed Force of: ‘the League of {Nations to Leave For Viihe.  :

Case of Woods Against Transfer Company Did Not Reach DistMet Court Jury.

Case of Woods Against ‘Transfer Company Did Not Reach DisGhat Canet Jaer.

HEAVY L003 GAUSED BY MYSTERIOUS SIN FIRE SAN PATRICIO COUNT   THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON AND   FORTY LOADED FARM WAGONS ) ARE DESTROYED.

$260,000 GIN FIRE AT GREGORY; OVER 1,000 BALES BURN   Second Mysterious Gin Fire ir Southwest Texas in Past Few Days.

BILL OF EXCEPTIONS FOR NEWBERRY IS APPROVED   Case of Michigan Senator and 16 Oth ers to Receive Early Hearing in Supreme Court

NEWBERRY CASE WILL GO TO SUPREME COURT   Judge Sessions Approves Bill of Fixceptions—Speedy Action Promised,

NEWBERRY.CASE I$ APPEALED   Michigan Senatorial Case Will Go te U.S. Supreme Ceurt

GRANT NEWBERRY’S APPEAL   Judge Sessions Approves Michigan Senator's Bill of Exceptions.

NEWBERRY TO HIGH COURT   Michigan Senator's Bill of Exceptions ls Approved by Judge Sessions.

TRADE EMBARGO ON BOLSHEVIKS LIFTED   AMERICANS NOT EXPECTED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MOVE —WILL DEPORT ALIENS.

GOING TO NEW YORK   Ping Bodie to Leave Hospital Today or Saturday

AVIATION WAS TO COMMENCE   Rivalry Betwee AirPlane Makers to Begin

TARY IN RIVALRY FOR  BRAZILIAN AIR RISHTS   Agents From Four Countries Are Trying to Interest Officials at Rio.

Youth Admits He Put Strychnine in Oatmeal  Father and Brother Ate

PUT POISON IN OATMEAL   Kansns Youth Couldn’t Have In. provements; Noarly Killed Folks

DFATH ENDS HONEYMOON.   Husbend Chains Wife to Boat, but Lake Claims Her.

BRIDE DIES IN BOAT SHE ELOPED IN: SPOUSE FIGHTS FOR LIFE IN HOSPITAL

pt aa . tM       FAMINE STARES RUSSIA IN FACE AND REVOLTS THREATEN   BEATEN REDS MAKE HASTE TO PLACATE POWERS IN FEAR @F REPRISALS—WRANGEL SAID TO BE WINNING, POLES ROUT RUSSIANS.

OUVIET TYRANTS READOREAD HANDWRITING ON BLOODY WALLS   FAMINE SPARES RUSSIA IN FACE AND REVOLTS THREATEN   REATEN REDS MAKE WASTE TO PLACATE POWERS IN FREAK PP REPRISALS—WRANGEL SAID TO BEOWENNING, POLES ROUT RUS         Poland and Russia Agree to Armistice

American Federation of Labor Sus. pends Unlon, Owing to Unwillingness to Ohey Orders,

SHOP WORKERS AND WAY ~ MMINTANERS. AFFECTED BY LATEST LABOR SPLIT   Refusal to Obey Federation’s Orders Given as Reason for Suspension of Railroad Workers---Labor Ticket Hit.

American Federation Suspends Brotherhood  of Maintenance of Way   Actlon Taken Because Brotherhood Refused to Abide by a Decision of Federation

A FAMOUS SCULPTOR DIES   Francois Tonetti, Who Worked At Chicago World's Fair, Is Dead.

HEAVY VOTE IN SOLID SOUTH   Democratic Leaders Predict Clean Sweep Throughout Dixie.

UUTHERN STATES CAST HEAVY VOTE   “AVORABLE WEATHER CONDIT IONS IN MOST STATES BRING OUT HEAVY BALLOT

HEAVY VOTING IT THE _ SOUTH 1S EXPECTATIO   Thousands of Women Are Casting Their First Ballots Today.

RIOTERS DROWN SIX BOLSHEVIST CHIEFS IN NEVA   Others Driven From City; Counter Revolution On

DROWN BOLOHEVIK OFFICIALS Ao NEW ARMY TAKES FIELD   Uprising and Death of Six Rec Petrograd Commissioners Reported Thru London.   OFFENSIVE RESUMED BY   RED FORCE AT LEMBERG   Polish and Ukrainian Troops Driven Back by Russian Cavalry Attacks.

DRIVEN BACK   Moscow Announces Success for Soviet Troops in Drive Near Galician Border .   Serious Anti-Bolshevik Riot in Petrograd—Six Com missioners Drowned 

ANTI-REDS RIOT NN PETROGEAG   Six Bolsheviki Commissioners Drowned in Neva While Others Flee.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK. RIOTS IN PETROGRAD: MANY (FFICIAS ARE FLEEING   SERIOUS ANTE-BOLSHEVIK  DIS-« TURBANCES REPORTED IN FORMER CAPITAL CITY.

SOVIET FORCES TAKE . UP GEFENSIVE AGAIN   Marching on Lemberg in Galicia—Antli-Bolsheyvik ‘Rioting  Te Detrorrad,

PETROGRAD ROCKED pY NEW REVOLTER   Commissioners Are Killed or Seek Safety in Hiding From Rioters.   NEWS OF DEFEAT, CAUSE

REDS ARE RIOTING AGAINST SOVIET IN PETROGPAD   Six Bolshevik Officials Are Said to Have Been Thrown Into Neva and Drowned

PETROGRAD CITIZENS REPORTED IN REVOLT ‘AGAINST THE SOVIET   Dispatches Reaching London andParis Tell of Killin g of Six of Bolshevik High Commission- ~ ers: Renort Believed True in Paris

RIOTS MARK UPRISING OF RUSS PEOPLE   Riga Conference With Representatives of Po land Resumed.

Revolution Breaks Out 6 Drowned   Red Commissioners Thrown Into River Says Report---Many Meet Death — —

DERIOUSANT~-BOLSHEVINI RIOT A PETROGRAL   Six of the Bolsheviki Commissioner Have Been Drowned— Others Escape

RIOTS AGAINST REDS’ RULE IN RUSSIA, REPORT   German Dispatch Declares Tha Commissioners Are Slain by Crowds   PARIS HEARS THE REPORT   Moscow Statement Declares That Soviet Troops: Have © Resumed Drive on Poles

SIX BOLSHEVIKI COMMISSIONERS DROWNED BY MOE   General Absconds Witt Gold; New Soviet Drive Begun.

NOVICE FLUC  NUTINI AND Hit ONGITY OE KRUAS TAD   News of Defeat Causes ®erious Riots to Break in Russia   COMMISSIONERS ARE KILLED BY MOBS   General Wrangel Captures 124th Bolshevik Brigade, Including Staff

DRIVE ON POLES   ' Poland Prepares Peace De   mands to Be Presented to  Bolsheviks.

REDS TAKE OFFENSIVE ON FRONT OF POLAND   ‘yoops Marching on Ler mberg Say  Reports: Pole and Ukainian Troops Driver Back  y y Rass Cava rane wy, ,

HEAR RED FORCES: MARCH ON LEMBERG   Other Dispatches to Londor Report Serious _Anti-Soviet  Riot in Petrograd

REDS IN OFFENSIVE ARIE AN LEMBERE      Boisheviki. Cavalry ‘Drives Back “Poles and “Ukrainians: -

Petrograd is Scene of Disorders Assuming the Proportions of Counter-Revolutions; Bolshevik Commissioners Flee

BOLSHEVISTS BEAT BACK POLISH ARMY   Soviet Forces Launch New Drive, Says Moscow Report

ANT-SOVIET IGT IN PETROGRAD   RUSSIAN SOVIET FORCES ‘ TAKE NEW OFFENSIVE   6 COMMISSIONERS DROWNED   Start New Offensivg On Both Sides Of The Brody River Near Old Gallelnn Border Por Lemberg,

SOVIET HEADS “ARE THON WT AIUER   News of Defeats Cause of Se’ rious. Uprising Against Reg Government   BOLSHEVIK .BRIGADE SEIZED BY WRANGEL   Polish-Russian Peace Confab To Be Resumed. at Riga Soon

REDS BEGIN OF FEN      Russian Forces Take Initiative Near Brody.

BOLSHEVIK! LAUNCH OFFENSIVE AT BRODY   Russian Cavalry Rapidly Advancing on Lemburg, Say Official Dispatches

PETROGRAD SOVIET ~ LEADERS DROWNE   SIX BOLSHEVIK COMMISSIONERS THROWN INTO RIVEK DURING ANTLRED RIOT.

SOVIET RESUME THE OFFENSIVE   Driving Back Poles Is Report From Berlin.   ASSEMBLE FOR PEACE TALK   ‘Meeting at Riga Is To Negotiate An  Armistice and Peace Treaty.

IN PETROGRAL   People Vent Their Oppositior to the Bolshevik Government.

SOVIET FORCES TAKE OFFENSIVE   Bolsheviki Start Marching on Lemberg, an Important Polish City.

VIEWS OF MINE OPERATORS GIVEN TO COMMISSION   State Institutions May Close Unless Coal Supply is Reoplinished.

NAL AND RAILROAD HEN  eas   Unless Situation Improves Many Public Utilities Will Be Forced to Close; Railroads Must Have Big Rate Increase, They Claim; F rench, President Irjured.

SEEKING WAY 10 & GET MORE COAL   P. &. C, Meeting Today With Rail road Men and Coal Mine Operators.

HEADS FACING SERIOUS PROBLEN   EFFORTS WILL BE MADE IM MEDIATELY TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE OF COAL   ‘By United Press)

Accompanied By Body Guard  _He Seeks Safety in the Mountains.   REPORT RECEIVED TODAY FROM OBREGON   Earlier Dispatches Indicated That Carranza Has Been Captured,

CARRANZA THRU RERELS-AFTER BLOODY BATTLE   Deposed President and 1,000 03 Followers Eseape Temporarily: Capture Imminent; Trains Are Testroved

a R ery OF rans.      varranza’s Escape’ from. Revolutionary Forces Reported by Gen. Obregon—Deposed’ President, With Small. Escort, Breaks Through Rebel Lines and is Moving Southward- Into the Sounfains Says Message. =   (Bv- Associated Press Leased Wire.)

PRESIDENT FLEEING TO  MOUNTAINS   Breaks Through Lines of Revolutionists in Mexico  CAPTURE IS DENIED   General Obregon Reports Eseape of Deposed Executive—Capture Reported in Previous Messages,

Deposed Mexican President Proving As Elusive As His. Old Arch Enemy Villa

CARRANZA FREE, HE 1S CAPTURED: CHOICE IS YOURS   Conflicting Reports of Fate of Former Mex oo ean Chief. ae

ANOTHER REPORT SAYS CARRANZA HAS ESCAPED  .. ae. 4. . ——E——————SE a ee ares

CARRANZA BREAKS FROM REBEL TRAP AND Hho ESCAPED   Accompanied by 1,000 Mer President Forces Through Insurgent Lines. _   Troops Well Supplied With * Ammunition and Lay Down Porfect Rarrane.

Surrenders With 800 Men, fe. cared by Nogales Mexicans; Escapes, Says Obregon.   ESCORT FORCES ITS WAY THROUGH REBEL, Lines   Flees to Mountains; Age and Infirmity Make’ Quick Capture Very Likely,

FROM REBEL FORCE   BROKE THROUGH LINES, CORDING TO OBREGON’S REPORT      INTO THE. MOUNTAINS   Ultimate Capture of the Deposed President is Regarded as Ce      Report of Carranza’s Capture Earlier in Day is Denied By Gen. Ghreron

“annie Fu   Dispatches from Mexican Battle Zone Declare Carranza with 1,000 Men Breaks Through Rebel Cordon   REVOLUTIONIST LEADERS PREPARE GRAND ATTACK   Executive Orders . Destruction of Trains and Heavy War  ' Material before Taking Refuge in Flirht

CONTRARY STORIES (IN CARRANZA   Reported in Flight, Also Surrendered.

RANA an WiTH BOO MEN, BEPORTED. TA LIBERAL GOVERNMENT.          information. Given Out: by Commercial Attache i in New York—Rebels Also Gain’ Port of Mazatian.   800 MEN WITH PRESIDENT IN _ MOUNTAINS SURRENDER WITH HIM

UBREGON ADMITS CARRANZA HAD SLIPPED THROUGH   MESSAGE FROM REVOLUTIONARY CHIEF TELLS OF PRESIDENT’S ESCAPE.   HEADING FOR MOUNTAINS WITH SMALL ESCORT,   Mexican Ruler Was Reported Captured With 800 Men, According to Dispatch From Nogales,

New York Hears He Has Been Taken with 800  of His Followers.   MEXICAN REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING

CARRANZA ELUDES CAPTIVES DRAWN IN TIGHT BATTLE LINE   FUGITIVE CHIEF EXECUTIVE ESCAPES TO MOUNTAINS,   TROOPS FIGHTING   Ex-President Leayes Force o! Gevernment Soldiers to Delay Pursuit.

CARRANZA LIPO THRU REBEL NEI   Mexican President Escapes Prom Revolutionary Forces. Obregon Advises U. S. Agents

Loyal Troops Try to Check Pursuit Until Chief Can Make Cnnd Eorana

DARRANZA Gita TOTAL TMA th HOTLY PURSUED   With a Small Escort of the Faithful, He Succeeds in Breaking Through Rev olution Lines—Heads for Mountains.   SLIGHT CHANGE OF ESCAPE   Age and Physical Conditior Will Make His Capture an Easy Matter, It Is Said. Rebels Use Ammunition Sparingly.

CARRANZA IS AGAIN SAID T0 HAVE FSCAPEL   Reports Coming From Mex - ico Are of A Conflicting Nature   REPORTS CHIEFTAIN HEADED FOR HILLS

Acconipanied by a Small Cecor , be is Moving Southward \ Into The Mountains.

REPORTS DECLARE CABBANZA CAUGHT   Surrenders To Rebels Af ter Five Day Battle.

REPORTS CONFLICI   News of Carranza's Captur: Arrives With Reports Tha He Has Eluded Surround ing Rebel Troops.   CABINET MEETING MAY DECIDE U. S$. ATTITUDI   Mexico's Bid for Recognitiox  Greates Delicate Situatior  “in Affairs “Already Badly Muddled.

OBREGON TELLS OF ESCAPE OF FLEEING CHIEK   Is Reported Moving Southward Into Mountains

CARRANZA AND 800 TROOPS SURRENDER IS NOGALES REPORT   Information Comes From Revolutionist Sources and is Doubtful.

CLAIM GARRANZA HAS SURRENDERED   PRESIDENT WITH 800 MEN SUR ROUNDED IN MEXICAN MOUNTAINS. GENERAL SANTIAGO  ALSO CAPTURED

Escape Adds to Complexity ¢ _ Situation “in the Southern soe Repullic.   HIS CHANCES NOT GOOD   Relief in Washlogtos Ig That Prestdent's Age and Xvown Physieat Condition WHHL Mitigale Acniust His Finally Shaking Of Revolutionists.

Deposed President Succeeds in Breaking Through Lines . of Revolutionists   EXPECT QUARREL AMONG CANDIDATES FOR CHIEF   Villereal Remains Active as Choice for Temporary President of Country

CARRANZA ESCAPED      For the Time Belng he is Free but ' ¢ His Early Captore Is Pre4 dieted

CAUG ee ESCAPE R :      INDICATIONS ARE THAT PRESIDEN? ‘CARRANZA 18 FUGITIVE IN MEXICAN MOUNTAINS   OBREGON REPORTS THAT GEN. CARRANZA FLEES   Washington Officials Regard Eacape of  - Mexico's Deposed President as Complicating Situation as He Will be Ral. lying Point for Federalats.

sar CARRANZA IS CAPTUREL   Reported President and - Eight Hundred Men Have Been Taken

BREAKS THROUGH WITH HIS ESCORT   Seeks Safety in Mountainous Region Between Pueblo and Oaxaca.   DESTROYS ALL’ TRAINS

FEDERALLEADER AVOIDS CAPTURE BY REBEL FORCE   WRECKS HEAVY INAINS AND SUPPLIES EN RAPID RETREA [XTO MOUNTAIN SECLUSION

BREECH OAD EXECUTIVE TAS BROKEN LINES   Deposed President anci Small Band Fieeing Inte Moun-. tain Fasiness ‘   GRIM BATTLE FOUGHT WITH REBEL FORCES   Carranza Declared to Have Destroyed Material Before Running to Hills. :

CARRANZA TAKEN WITH 600 MEN cave AICDATPH   Word Received at New York, By Way of Nogales, Divulaes Report   PRESIDENT SURRENDERS   Declared Carranza and Men Surrendered After Being Surrounded in, Mountains  ee of Puehia

CARRANZA ESCAPES FROM REBEL FORCE   BROKE THROUGH LINES, ACCORDING TO OBREGON’S REPORT   INTO THE MOUNTAINS   Ultimate Capture of the Deposed President is Regarded as Certain   Report of Carranza’s Capture Earlier in Day is Denied By Gen. Obregon

OBREGON SAYS PRESIDENT 18 HEADED SOUTH   Meving Toward Mountains — Surrender Is  Also Reported.

Fugitive President Cuts Way Through Surrounding Lines and Escapes With 1000 of His Soldiers to Mountains   Provisional Government Head Assures United States That Lives and Investments of All Foreigners Will Be Safe

CARRANZA HAS ESCAPED REBEL LEADER ADMITS   Breaks Through Revolutionary Battle Lines and Flees Southward   FEW KILLED IN FRAY   FALLEN CHIEFTAN’S CHANCES T9  ESCAPE COUNTRY SLIGHT BECAUSE OF HIS PHYSICAL WEAKNESS

ANNOUNCEMENT IS OFFICIALLY MADE BY GEN. OBREGON   INFORMATION FROM MEX ICO REACHED WASHINGTON TODAY.   CONFLICTING RUMORS HAD BEEN CIRCULATED   General Indication That Revolutionary Forces Are Now in Control of  Most of Southern Re eri bs

CARRANZA SNAPS OBREGON’S LINES   Dodges His Pursuers in the Hills Near Esperanza and Moves Southward Into the Denseness of the Mexican Mountains.   NEW YORK HEARS REBELS HAVE HIM IN CUSTODY NOW

GAR AANZA Ms BEEN CAPTURED   CARRANZA REACHED 'THE MOUNTAINS-—SURREN DERED   BROKE THROUGH REBEL LINES   Surrounded by Rebel Forces, Carran2a and Kight Hundred Followers ‘« Finally Surrendered.  " .. ‘ a

SAYS GARRANZA ESCAPED REBELS   While Reports to New York Say He Has Surrendered.   BROKE THROUGH THE LINE   Obregon Reports to Border Agents. New York Report Says Mexican Leader Captured in Mountains.

General Obregon Reports Escape of Fugitive Mexican Executive from Stand at Bay.   CHANCE OF EVADING REVOLUTIONISTS IN PURSUIT IS CONSIDERED SLIGHT

CARRANZA HAS ESCAPE!   BREAKS THROUGH REVOLUTIONARY LINES AND 18 HEADED FOR MOUNTAINS.

GEN OBREGO! ESCAPE OF.  N REPORTS.   Says Deposed President Broke Through the Revalutionary [ines

ALL BENEFITS AND NO RISKS FORU.S. TO.ENTER LEAGUI   To Allow Her to Withdraw and ‘Ge Home When ft Rains” Would Be Yoo Fantastic Humiliation for Great Britain.

INDIANA AND  Onto cA BY DEMOCRATS      NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN SEES VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS _ IN THE. STATE

BiG WAGE DEMAND IS REAL CAUSE OF STRIKI      Coal Operators Contend that 60 Pe Cent Advance Is Root of f Trouble,

MINERS PRESENT FIGURES AS TO COST OF LIVING   Wilson’s Coal Commission Told That Increase in  ' Earning Had Not Kept Pace With H. C_ J.   WAGE INCREASE REAL ISSUE OWNERS SAY

STATEMENTS BEFORE COAL COMMISSION   Is NOW READY TO PROCEED TO EXAMINATION OF FACTS AT ISSUE,

COAL STRIKE COMMISSION N MAKES PROGRESS IN WORK   Is Practically Ready ty Start BWxamination df Facts at Issue Between Miners, Operators.

LIVING COSTS EAT WAGES   Miners Show Wages Have Not Kept Pace With H. C. L.

Third Day of Argument Before Commission  STATEM ENT OF CASE   S Finished by Last of Six ‘Spokesmen for Miners and Counsel for Operators Also Completes General Outline of Opposition—Consider Situation in Outlying Districts.

COAL WAGE BOARD HEARS ARGUMENT FOR NEW SCALES   Commission Ready to Exum ine Facts at Issue Between Miners ond Owners

——— ee  BRAZOS COUNTY NOT RELEASED FROM TICK AREA LIMESTONE AND NAVARRO COUNTIES FREED   it Was Decided by the. Texas Live Stock Sanitary Commission Sufficient Eradicaoion Had Not Been Performed in Brazos County.

TICK QUARANTINE IS LIFTED ON 20 TEXAS COUNTIES—NOT MILAM   MILAM CO. FAILS TO SECURE RE. LEASE, DUE TO INABILITY TO ENFORCE DIPPING

RACE WAR KILLS GHICAGO POLICE   Two Sergeants Slain by Municipal Court Bailiff When Alleged Insult to Dancer Is Under Discussion.

ENORMOUS INCREASE IN NATIONAL ADVERTISING IS SHOWN IN REPORT   INCREASE APPARENTLY BOUNDED ONLY BY THE SCARCITY OF PRINT PAPER.

AEVEGT ARMY PLAN   WOULD MEAN ABANDONMENT OL PORT HARRISON,  ~.   sec. Baker Would Remov Fifth Army Hicadquarters to Ohio.

REJECT ARMY PLANS   Ww OULD MEAN ABANDONMENT. OF FORT HARRISON      Ser, Baker Wonld Remov Fifth Army Headquarters to Ohio. -

‘Marshal Pilsudski Counter-Attacking Since Early Yes- .  terday Morning.   REDS CLAIM POLES PILLAGE

MISS LEONARD WILL GIVE TALK AT CONVENTION   Preceptressa-[.meritus of Indiana Normal Schoo! Will Discuss Her Life's Work at Harrisburg Assembly.  PROGRAM NOTES

GIVE UNOFFICIAL VERSION THIRD PARTY PLATFORM   Nine Planks Fail Mee With La Follette’s Approval

MAJORITY REPORT PARTIALLY READY   Latest Tentative Draft of Fusion Party Platform Represents Chiefly Opinion of Labor Party.   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE TOWARD AMALGAMATION   Senator LaFollette Sends Word That He Does Not Want Nomination—War Veteran Would Draft Him.

MAJORITY REPORT ON FUSION PLATFORM 1S PARTIALLY PREPARED; WORKMEN DOMINAN]   Forty-Eighters Stand Ready te  Declare that La Follette Will  Not Make Race on It   PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF UTILITIES DECLARED FOR

FORTY - EIGHTERS WILL NOT ACCEPT LABOR PLATFORW   Leaders Of Factions Try Desperately For Compromise.

PLATFORM SAYS PEOPLE OPUWER HAS BEEN STOLEN   Peace Conference is Called “Greedy. Spectacle”; Treaty Denounced.   ABOLISH MILITARISM, GNE. DEMAND MADE   Gld Age and Unemployment Pensions Requested; U. S. Housing Work.

PLATFORM REVIOED FOR LAFOLLETTE   Declares Power of Government Stelen. -

TRY TO AVERT A BREACH   Leaders of Both Factions in Con. vention Anxious to Keep from a Break-Up. —

LAFOLLETTE WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE   Single Taxers Quit. Dissatisfaction on Every Side. Leaders  Have Bad Time.

OPEN BREAKS OVER PLATFORM FIGHT  THREATENED C ONWRENTION ;   Laborites and  Forty-eighters Trying to Agree on Planks Senator Lafolette Can Stand Upon if Nomi naton

ATFORM OHA ESN NE      Forty- -Eighters Stand Readly: ‘Ready upon Presentation, to Serve Notive La Follette will Not Run on It

LaFollette Demands Modifications Before He Will Stand Upon It.   ONE WRANGLE AFTER ANOTHER TODAY   Even the Selection of Tellers Staged a Half Hour’s Row.

LABOR AT MONTREAL   By RALPH F. COUCH ‘United Press Staff Correspondent)

LABOR MEETING ON AT MONTREAL   NEARLY 1,0000. DELEGATES ARE IN ATTENDANCE,   PRESIDENT SAMUEL GOMPERS   And Other Federation Officials Regar Comprehensive Program of Economics, Political and Social Issues  As Most Important.

GOMPERS PLEADS FOR TREATY   Labor Leaders Declare U. S. Fail. ure to Ratify is Fitiable

‘RATIFY LEAGUE IS GOMPERS’ PLEA   AF. Chief Says tt Is Pitiablo That u. 8. Has Not Accented Covenant; Bays People Want It.

URGES A. F. OF L. SUPPORT TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Gompers Says It Is Pitiable That There Has Been No Ratification by United States

PRES, GOMPERD NOW ENDORSING LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Says That It is Pitiable That th United States Has Failed to Endorse.

GOMPERS RAPS LEAGUE ACTION   Failure to Ratify Describec as “Pitiable”   IN MONTREAL TODAY   Declares People Would Ac cept it Overwhelmingly i! Given a Chance.

BRITISH LABOR LEADER GIVES TWATOAE.L   international Organization of World Workers to Further Their Aims, Js Urged. ~   UNIONS WHO HELPED . SWITCHMEN: RAPPED   Catholic Organization of Can ada Denounced as Foe By ' . One Speaker.

FAILURE TO RATIFY DISPLEASES GOMPERS   “PITIABLE” THAT U. S. HAS NOT ENDORSED LEAGUE, HE SAYS   Appealcd to Federation Convention to Suppert League At Todav’s Sesston

URGES GUMBINE OF THE WORLDS UNION WORKER   Speaker Before A. F. of L Convention Says It Would Stop Wars.   CATHOLIC LABOR UNION MOVEMENT CONDEMNED   Convention is Asked to In vestigate ‘Outlaw’ Switchmen’s Strike.

GOMPERS REGRETS TREATY SLAUGHTER   He Thinks League Would B Ratified if Presented to the People.

LABOR’S DUTY T0 AID RATIFICATION A. F.L CHIEF SAYS   People Overwhelmingly Favor Covenant, Convention Told.

GOMPERS URGES ~ PENGE TREAT   Head of Federation Asks Convention to Insist Upon i... Covenant.   CONDEMN RAIL STRIKE

GOMPERS DEFENDS ‘LEAGUE OF NATIONS BEFORE LABOR BOD   Says People Would Vote in Favor. of Ratification Were The Question. Submitted “for Their Decision.—Unauthortved Strikes Condemned.”

RAPS NATION FOR LEAGUE MUDDLE   Gompers Describes The United States Action Plainly as Pitiable. *   AMERICAN PEOPLE FOR IT   Covenant Would Help Reunion 0 Working People of World, Federa. tion Leader Declares.

A. F. OF L. TAKES STAND AGAINST LABOR BODIES   Say United States Shoulc Have Ratified League  of Nations

NEGLIGENCE OF TREATY PITIABLE SAYS GOMPERS   Labor Leader Scores Attitud. of U. S. Toward Peace Pact.

ASKS LABOR 10 LAUNCH LEAGUE TO LEAD WORLD   INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WORLD CNION WORKERS AD. VOCATED AT WONTREAL

WILSON PLEADS ORPHAN RELIEF IN NEAR EAST   President Announces He Wil Temporarily Adopt 20 Children ©

Appeals: ‘to’ “Fellow: Coun. -trynien” to Rescue Unfortunates of Europe.   PRESIDENT TC TO ‘ADOPT 20 WARDS HIMSELF

Al NEEDY cu OREN   Says 3,500,000 On Verge O1 Starvation in Central Europe   $30 Will Keep Child Until Next) Harvest Says President

PRESIDENT WILSON CALLS ATTENTION TO NEEDS WNW FMIROPE   Witt ADOPT TWENTY   Central] Europe Looking to the United States to Relieve situation   Eisht Organizations Have Joined in the Work of Providing Poet

PLEADS FOR AID FOR CHILDREN   WILSON APPEALS FOR FUNDS TO SAVE CHILDREN OF CENTRAL EUROPE

APPEAL MADE FOR. STARVING CHILDREN   PRESIDENT “WILSON CALLS ATTENTION TO NEEDS , IN EUROPE   WILL ADOPT TWENTY   Central Eurepe Looking to the United States to Relieve Situation   Eight Organizations Have Joined in the Work af —Reiief

BY PRESIDEN   ASKS NATION TO HELP KID OES OF EURGPE AND  CAMMRD Tt wrurreneawy

PRESIDENT TAKES CHILDREN      in Appealing for Funds for Starving Announces He Will Make Twonty His Wards,

PRESIDENT WILL HELP EUROPE’S NEEDY CHILDREN   Says Ten Dollar Contribution Would Save Life of One Child.

Urges the People of America to be Liberal in Supporting Children Who Are Starving.

WOULD AiD EUROPE’S CHILDREN   President Appeals fo Many Now Facing Starvation

WILSON APPEALS FOR EUROPE’S CHILDREN   Three and One-Half Million Are Facing Starvation, President Asserts.

PRESID MAKES /   Urges People to Glre Funds to Aid tlentral Europe's Starving.

WILSON ADOPTS CHILDREN   ee  Appeals For Contributions to Save Starving.   (Ry Associated Press;

WILSON ASKS AID TO SAVE CHILDREN   Dpens Campaign to Feed Three and One-Half Million Little Ones in Central Europe by Adopting Twenty of Them.   SAYS TEN DOLLARS WILL FEED CHILD FOR ENTIRE YEAR

Heaqgcdgceoocoooooooon:   ) PRESIDENY WILSON ) ADOPTS 90 CHILDREN

WILSON APPEALS TO U.S. IN BEHALF OF EUROPEAN CHILDREN   ‘Three and One-half Millions Facihg Starvation Says Plea of the President   TEN DOLLAR’ CONTRIBUTION WILL SAVE’A CHILD'S LIFE   President Adopts Twenty as Temporary Wards

PRESDIENT WILSON MAKES AN APPEAL    PRESIDENT WILSON ADOPES . TWENTY-THREE CHILDREN   CENTRAL EUROPE DISTRESS   Asks the American People to Contributa to Save ¢he Lives of 3,500,000 CUWdven in Centrat Eurape,

WILSON PLEADS FOR STARVING GHILORES   President to Adopt 20 in Near East—Asks Others to Contribute. —

LSU ADDY: i STARVING RR CHILDREN   Appeals to Americans: for 3, 500, 000 Facing Death ’- in Europe.

WILSON TO ADOPT 20 ORPHANS   President Will Make War Victims Temporary Wardae—Urges Aid for 3,500,000.

WILSON ADOPTS KIDS   WILL MAKE 20 WAR _ VICTIMS TEMPORARY WARDS.   President Appeals for Funds to Save 3,500,000 Starving’ Children in Europe.

HELP STARVING CHILDREN-WILSON   ESTIMATED 3,500,000 IN EU. ROPE ARE FACING DEATH.

WALSON'S APPEAL FOR GHILDREN WHO ARE. STARVING   Says Litile Ones Must Bie Unless “Aid is Sent—The Situation “s Serious.

MILITARY HAS GRIP ON JAPAN   “ruesian in (Character and ¢(reel is lite Dealiaes.

ER ene,  PRE SSEANESII" IN JAPAN.  Prank A. Vanderlip “ound Problema BE tawveseec Et aves dine ews “S252 Zoe d wd ce

idanker Declares That Japan’ Problems Are Complicatec by a‘Strong Military Party Prussian in Its Characte:   HT. W. Lamont Says Prospects ‘Are Brighter for Reconciliation of Chinese Factions; to Tell American Bankera

‘UNI GIRLS ENDORSE PERSHING   University Sorority Pledges Its Sap mert armed Yate.

THEY WILL BE THERE   140 AL ENTHUSIASTS TO ATTEND CHICAGO CONVENTION,   fndications Are That it Will be Some Real Scrap.

THEY WILL BE THERE   LOCAL ENTHUSIASTS TO ATTEND CHICAGO, CONVENTION, °   {ndicatious Ave That, it Real Scrap:     i be Some

ANGLING FUR OAKES   PACTORY MAY BE BOUGHT BY bigs Ad, MEN.   1. BR. Oakes Willing to Dispose of Interest on Aceound of Sb Health.

ANGLING FOR OAKES   FACTORY MAY RE BROUGHT RY LOCAL MEN      L, BR. Oakes Willing to, Dispese of fnterest on Accomicat tl Health,

DEMOCRATS ISSUE CALL BOR MEETING   Political Pot In Nash Aue Edgecombe Starts Boil . Ine Anes

NATION'S BANKING NOW WIDESPREAT   PTH) CE THION OP COON TIES SULAELES IN PHOS Y, TOME Pre hb ait PACT ec gre

DR. E. €. HORNBECK IS CLUB SPEAKER   2ocal Van Speaks on Char. acter Analysis Uefore Current Toons Club

CLASH LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY IN PEACE LEAGUE   3 TY BS ot ArVAC ALS a oF 4d  > . : Resolali: ht lor In            ASSEl iy Sonyee ete “ia tory it5il adh Arnsmian é é Af cot yo : {a iXe t} snes  Bee a LS us pepe Ne Nhe

GOODYEAR FINANCE PLAN IS ADOPTEI   Stsrecsiders Approve F fy Oz! «r Mortgage for Tore Company  fue  149

Move to Enforce Nationalizatiot of British Coal Mines Seen in Welsh Miners’ Demands   Unless Negotiations Opened to End Strik in 24 Hours Issues Will Be Between  Government and Working Classes

BRITISH RAILROAD MEN WILL STRIKE SUNDAY MIDNIGHT   Order Issued for Action Un less Miners’ Wage De’ mands Granted.   REOPENING OF QUESTION  MAY MEAN WITHDRAWAL   Action Came -as Surprise and May Have Deciding Effect,

Fraud And Exirayagance Are Charged In Consiruction Of National Army Cantonments

FRAUD NOW IS CHARGED   Too Much Spent Build ing Cantonments and Hospitals.

BAKER IS . BLAMED   Committee From House ot Representatives Charge: Gigantic Steal From Gov. ernment in Cantonments,   SECRETARY OF WAR SANCTIONED CONTRACT:   Total of Seventy-Hight Million Lost to Government According to Committee's Figures Announced Todar.

PROSECUTION AND ‘SUITTORECOVER MILLIONS DEMANDED   CRIMINAL PROSECUTION or ‘THOSE : PROFITEERING} IN WAR WORK DEMANDED.   ASK PROFITEERING IN "WAR BE MADE TREASON   Alleged. Loss From Fraud and Ex_tr avagiuce in Cost Plus System Ranged From 30-to 50 Per Cent.

U.$. DEFRAUDED OUT OF ott BY CAMPBUILDERS   ENAL PROSECUTIONS AND TS TO RECOVER 878,000,000 URGED BY THE PROBE COMMITTEE        BLAME COST PLUS PLAN   System of Granting Contractors Profit Based on Cost of Construction fs Scored — Place Bhume on Sec: retary Baker

WASTE AND THEFT SHOWN IN REPORT   Subcommittee Which Probed Cantonment Graft Finds Many Wrongs.      MW’CULLOCH MAKES SPEECH   Tells of Serious Conditions a - Camp Sherman During Mobilization, —

START SUITS FOR COIN’S RECOVERY   Criminal Actions Wil  Follow Year's Probe Into Big Waste.

ACTION ASKED “ON BUILDERS. OF ARMY CAMPS   $78,600,000 REPRESENTS EXCESS “COST. IN CANTONMENT CONSTRUCTION.

Responsibility of the Loss is Placed on Secretary Baker Who Approved  the Contracts

FRAUD, WASTE CHARGED I THE. COST-PLUS PLAN   House Sub-Committee. Demands Crimi nal Prosecution: i. $8,988,745 Loss  “Dodge, lowa MOORE;

Criminal Prosecutions Demandec to Recover $78,000,000   SAY BAKER IS RESPONSIBLE!   Huge Loss Charged by Cost-Plus ' System of Contracts

$5,000,000 LOSSES AT CAMP DIX   rraud, Waste and Extravagance Charged at All Army Cantonments   SAY COST-PLUS NEY $78,000,000

ITO AGAINST CAMP BUILDERS ARE DEMANDED   Sub-committee Alleges GovGovernment Defrauded of $78,000,000 in War   WOULD MAKE WAR-TIME PROFITEERING TREASON   RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSE UNDER COST-PLUS SYSTE ARE PLACED UPON SECRE TARY BAKER,

ALLEGE FRAUD IN COST PLUS PLAN   Government May Bring Crim inal Suit to Recover a $78,000,000.

SUIT TO RECOVER LOSSES ON WAR CONTRACT ASKED   CLAIM GOVERNMENT WAS DE FRAUDED OUT OF 878,000,008 TY AUMY CANTONMEN' CON TRACTO

WILL PROSECUTE TOREGOVER LOSS ON CANTONMENTS   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO ACT UPON REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE.

CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS DEMANDED BY COMMITTEE  ———PROFITEERING TREASON

ADMY ER AINE   Criminal Proseentions and Suits Against Builders of Camps for $78,000,000 Is Asked in Report to House   Waste and Extravagance in Cost-Plus System Ranged From Thirty to Fifty Per  ‘ Cent, Investigators Assert

CONGRESS STILL DOING NOTHING   MUST GET BUSY OR DEMOCRATS WILL BE FORCED TO ASK QUESTIONS

‘MINERS REFUSE TO APPEAR   Fourteen Members of District Vo. 14 Fall to Anewer in Coert.

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR KANSAS MINER‘   Refuse to Answer Industrial Court ' §ummons—Must Obey State’s  Naw statnte.

HEAD OF IRISH CONSTABULARY IS DISMISSED   Failure to Arrest One o Irish-American Delegation Birinrad Cairse.

\dvance of Bolshevik Forces Among Trans-Siberian Railroad Temporarily Halted by Failure of Supplies —Resistance to Soviet Army Practically Ceases.

MEXICO 15 NOT PAYING FOR THE WATER IT USEt   Shaping of a Program For Developing Irrigation and Water Power Projects Is Raniin At Denver.

[INTERESTED IN REVIVAL  Many Young People Have Pledged Themselves For Christ.

FIND CAPITALIST ~ BURIED IN CELLAR   MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH AND BURIAL OF LOS ANGELES MAN BY DETECTIVE,

Sa s-Pébp are, take: Over’ Govi nments Pleased With Frenc ognition. and Says f es. Are Active—Li e  Rinte tr Thaler’ (08

Sa aye Peor People ‘Are. Ready To.  Pissed With French Recognition and Says His. Forees Are Active.—Likes U.. 5 ‘“Ninte tan Teale »

WHIP BOLSHEVIKS TOEND CIVIL WAR, WRANGEL’S SLOGAL   Leader of South Russian Gov’ Will Fight Until People Are ‘Freed From Soviet.   CONTROLS GREAT GRAIN SECTIONS OF COUNTRY   France Already Enabled Thru Anti-Red Chief to Procure Many Tons of Grain.

10. GRANGE: QUOTAS   APPORTIONMENT ° MAKES NO CHANGE IN TIFTON COUNTY.             Tipton: County) Loses in Legistative ‘Representation and Howard Geins-!

0 GHANGE QUOTAS   APPORTIONMENT MAKES NO CHANGE IN TIPTON COUNTY,   Tipton County Loses in Legislative Representation and Howard QGuains-

ALL UP TREATY FEBRUARY 10TH   Notice Given That Such Action Will Be Taken, As Result of Conferences Failnres

Important Questions now Arise in Regard to the Attitude and : The Stand to be Taken by Republicans and Mild Reservationists—Senator Lodge Questioned.   UNITED PRESS BULLETIN.

IREATY BATTLE 10 GO BEFORE ENTIRE SENATI   MOTION TO BE MADE ON FEBRUARY 106

TREATY BATILE TO  CAEN  BE FOUGHT ON THE  FLOOR OF SENATE   EFFORT TO SHIFT BATTLE GROUND FROM COMRMOTTEE ROOM TO SENATE FLOOR IS TO BE AADE   LOOGE MAY TAKENEW STAND   Hitchcock Liniag up Supporters for His Play to Call up Treaty in Open Meeiing—Sodge is Counselled to Give ia

70 GO 70 SENATE   Bi-Partisan Conference Could No Reach Agreement and Gave _ ap the Job.

TREATY BACK TO _ SENATE FEB, 10   Senator Hitcheock Will Move “Phat the, Senate Now Proceed With '- the Ereaty With Germany.”

TREATY WILL G0 BACK TO SENATE   CONFERENCES FAIL   NITH BI-PARTISIAN EFFORTS FAILURE MOTION TO BRING PACT UP FOR CONSIDERA.  TION ON FEBRUARY 10  WILL BE MADG eis

GOES BACK TO SENATE   Bi-Partisan Committee Conference Decides To Let Solons Act.

FIGHT GOES BACK TO SENATE   Peace Treaty To Be Called Up 1 February 10 Follawing Failure of Compromise,

TREATY BACK TO ‘SENATE FEB, 10   Senater Mitchoock Will More “That the Senate New Preveed With the Treaty. With Germaiy.”

PEACE TREATY KILLED BY THE SENATE   Upper Branch of Congress Voteg to Keep Out of League of Nations.      PACT GOES BACK TO WHSOM   Senators Prepare to Vote Peace WIth ' Germany—League Controversy Now Becomes a Campaign te sue—Vote Was 49 to 35.  nd

TREATY 19 KILLED  BY THE oENATE   Votes to Keep Out of the League of Nations.   GOES BACK TO PRESIDENT   Body by a Vote of 49 to 35 Makes the Controversy a Campaign Issue— Members Prepare to Vote Separate Peace.

SENATE KILLS PEACE TREATY   Jpper Branch of Congress Votes to Keep Out of League of Nations.   Senators Prepare to Vote Peace With Germany — League Controversy Now Becomes a Campaign Issue—-Vote Was 49 to 35.

SENATE KILLS ~~ PEACE TREAT!   Upper Branch of Congress Votes to Keep Out of League of Nations.   PACT GOES BACK (0 WILSON   Senators Prepare to Vote Peace With . Germany—League © Controversy Now Becomes a Campaign Issue—Vote Was 49 to 35.

TOLEDO. FACES ANOTHER  CRISIS   Railway Asks Court For Permission to Raise Fare From Seven t oTen Cents

FREEZING AND ICE JAMS IN THE EAST   PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE OVERFLOW FROM RAIN AND MUCH DAMAGE IS DONE  TO PROPER  e

FREEZING COLD JUST IN TIMI   Expected to Check Floods. Rag~ ing.in Eastern “Pennsylvania and Delawaré—Heavy Dam__ age... -and——- Many-—Persons Driven From Home.

at Ficols Ar: Checked By Rapid Fall in Temperature When Blizzard Strikes.  RAIL TR’FFIC HACD   rolley, Telegraph and Telephone Service Are bdly Crippie),  scores Of Houses and Bridges Washed Away by Swollen Streams.

Freezing Temperatures on Heels of Storm Expected to Check Floods—Towns Along Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rivers Said To Have Suffered Most Damage—Trolley Traffic Intcrrupted and Some Towns In Darkness As Result

FLOODS DRIVE HUNDREDS FROM ~ HOMES IN PENN.   Winter Coid Follows Freshets Causing Suffering and Industrial Tie-up   TOWNS UNDER WATER   FAMILIES MAROONED IN UPPER STORIES OF HOUSES TAKEN TO SAFETY IN BOATS

" BYDECTE   TOC CHECK. THE GREAT FLOODS - IN ‘EASTERN _ PENNSYLVANIA ‘TO:   Overflowing y -Streams- ‘and “Ice Gorges Drive Many “from Homes—Half Dozen  Cities Report Heavy! Dam _age..

Pennsylvania: “and Delaware “Are Inundated — Many’ ~ Driven From: Homes:  COLD . CHECKS. WATER

FLOOD WN THE EAGT   HIGH WATER IN PENNSYELVANE CAUSING GREAT DAMAGE.   Leow Temperature Checks — blood DPamagce—New Vork in Storm.

CITIES PERIL POPULATIONS      Rivers. _Overfiow Banks 1 - ‘Delaware: and. Pennsy Lwania Cities. -.   HOUSES ARE WASHED -- - AWAY BY TORRENTS   Freezing -Temperatures Ex+. pected to Bring Relief  .. Tien’ Storms.

DELAWARE AND PENNSYLVANIA FLOODED   storm Raged From. Eight O'Clock Last Night Until Daylight This Morning.   TROLLEYS AT A STANDSTILL   Virtually Every, Stream Overflows Banks Washing Away Many Houses

Streams Overflow Banks In Pennsylvania and Delaware — Snow and Sleet Do Big Damage — New York Visited By Another Heavy Snow storm.

FLOODS BROKE OVER THE QUAKER STATE   FREEZE CHECKED THE FLOODS WHICH CAUSED GREAT DAM. AGE AND DROVE MANY FROM HOMES,

FREEZING WEATHER IS HELPING FLOODED AREA IN NORTHWES   Heavy Damage Caused by Tor. rential Rains in Pennsylvania and Deleware.

LOODS: SWEEPING PENNSYLVANIA RIVERS OVER BANKS   Huge Ice Gorges Destroy Bic Bridges; Towns: Sufferinc Heavy Damages

FIUME DISPUTE TS SETTLED      CITY 10 BE INDEPESDENT   Italy, Retains Contiguous: Territory, But Concedes Some Points. to  ae . Jdugo-Slavs

Which Will Affect the Futere o! Russia, Is on in Paris Between Allied Leaders.

TIDE‘HAS TURNED TO COX AND ROOSEVELT   Harding’s Final Stand Against League Means Certain Victory For Democrats, Says White.

WHITE SAYS TIDE TURNS TO DEMOCRATS, HARDING PARKS HIS TWN BOASEE

TALKING OF INCREASED PAY FOR THE SOLDIERS   Senate is Once More Considering That and Universal Military Training.

satrset apn eres nee ymin tc AE NAAN PENA OTT RONEN NT  CONSIDER ARMY PAY BILE.  censored msec hme nseerenan tte  Wadsworth Saya Officers’ Wives Sell Brnwmecanat ntact Cinnlde te Alene UX £* F.

ARMY OFFICERS’ WIVES SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS   Senator Wadsworth Presents Bill to Increase Pay—Lack of Quorum Halts Discussion.

WARTIME RULE FOR RAILROADS   Short Cut to Relieve Congestion is ‘Suggested at the “Meeting Today.   WILE WORK: OUT A PLAN

iNFLUENZA VICTIMS ON INCREASE IN BUDAPEST  LAURer Buamnmatatail Weenet

Coup To Break Deadlock May  Be Necessary   Political Observers See ‘‘Deadlock’’ Over Choice of Party Candidate   ‘WILSON WILL HAVE STIFF OPPOSITION   ‘Two-thirds and Majority Rules : To Be Big Factor In  Convention

JVER CHOICE OF A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   Threatened by Men Dominated by President Over Platform.

SECRETARY COLBY CONFERS Al WHITE HOUSE WITH PRESIDENT   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS TO INVOKE MAJORITY RULE IF NECESSARY.

CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF CO)   Non-pattisan Celebratior Will be Held for the Most Distinguished   SON OF MIAMI VALLEY   See. Mc oe eee Se a iF a2 BS SSSA SE  —  Will be Held 7 Dayton Next Friday—To be a Great Davy -

“Home Coming” to Miam Valley of Favorite Son. Planned Friday.   AIRPLANES, flees TO BE FEATURES OF MEET   Delegations From Centra Ohio Will Run Special Trains Galore,

Celebration in Honor o: Nominee to Be Staged Friday   Governor Continues te Work Upon Speech of Acceptance

Republicans and Democrats will Join in Celebrating Cox’s Nomination

NON-PARTISAN CELEBRATION Te GOV. COX TUESDAY   Both Republicans and Democrat: Have Joined to Make the Bay a Memorable One.  ~—

COX CELEGRATION 10 BE A BIG ONE   Dayton and the Whole Mami ValJey to Drop Politics to Honor Most Distinguished  Citizen. an

DAYTON 10 CELEBRATE ON FRIDAY   Will Honor Gov. Cox,  Dem Nominee   TO OUTDO MARION

GETTING READY "FOR COX   BIG BLOW-OUT FOR DEMOCRAT NOMINEE IN DAYTON FRIDAY,   TRYING TO OFTDO RECEPTION GIVEN HARDING AT MARION,

NOTIFICATION OF GOV. JAMES COX WILL TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY   Parade of 10,000 People Will Pass Over Dayton’s Streets and.a Fleet of 12 Airplanes will Fly Over the City During Festivities. 

U, §,. BONDS. ARE HOLDING OWN    Treasury Department Official is Ontimictin Qver Market

LIBERTY BONDS STOOD STRONG IN. MARKET FLURRY   Came Through Wednesday’s Climax Whiell Broke Quotations of Practieally All Securities.

U.S. Bonds Go Up As Others Hit Decline      Treasury Officials, Believe Libert; Bonds Wil) Return to Par Soon—Reason for Decline in Market Val pea ie Cliven

Gave“Wonderfully Good Ac: count of Themselves,” Says Treasury Official   BONDS TO BE AT PAR IN YEAR, BANKERS BELIEVE   ASSISTANT SECRETARY LEF: FINGWELIE EXPLAINS WHY WAR SECURITIES ARE NOW QUOTED BELOW PAR.

TALKS TONIGHT ON POLICIES   Obregon Arrives in Bor. der. Town in Interest of Candidacy

SUES SACKS HELD BY LOCAL DEALER   EACH SACK OF COTTON SEED MEAL SHIPMENT FOUND UNDER WEIGHT   On Report of J. Underwood & Son, “Suit Is Brought Against “275 Sacks”   Labels Told One Story, Scales An other—Shipment Came From Arkansas

ISUES SACKS HELD  -BYLOCAL DEALER   EACH SACK OF COTTON SEED MEAL SHIPMENT FOUND UNDER WEIGHT   NOTIFY U. 5. ATTORNEY   Cn Report of J. Underwood & Son ~Suit Is Brought Against “975 Sacks”   Labels Told One Story, Sesles Another—Shipment Came From Arkansas

ARE PROBATE!   Residents of > Wes - Wheatfield, ‘Saltsburg lairsville, Indiana and Rayne Dispose o Their Fetatec .   THE PROVSIONS

Petroleum Controversy Will  Be Settled Satisfactory To. All Concerned, Envoy Says

SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT   In Mexican Petroleum Con troversy Expected by Minister to Brazil.

SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT      In -Mexican Fetroleum . Controversy. Expected by Min* 33ter to Brazil.

SUMMER SCHOOLS FOR YOUTHO OPER AT GREAT LAKES   Enrollments for Schools Were Re ceived at Various Naval Reeruiting Stations

RUBBER CO. DISMISdto EPL OYEES   Large Department of The Republic Rubber Co. Closed indefinitely at Youngstown   Overproduction Cause Assigned for Reducing Force and Output.

ALLEGED TL. W. W. AGENT IS: HELD FOR BOMB PLO’   Anonymous Letter Says Rubbe: Plants and Legion Parade Were to Be Blown Up.

UTMOST CONFUSION I AED ARMY REPORTED   GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT WESET, DRIVE BACK SPARTACANS _ SOUTHEAST OF CITY.   FIGHTING NEAR DUTCH LINE   Reinforcements of Well Organized Soldiers Arrive From Direction of Borkens,

FILE CHARGES AGAINST ARMOUR & COMPANY   Federal Auihorities     Wal Wry Ou action of Clay.     Comphiint of  ton Ani Trust Liaw.

Armour and Company Is Charéed With Violating Clayton Anti-Trust Law

OUR CO. CED FOR UNFAIRNESS BY HS. TRADE BOARD   VIOLATION OF CLAYTON ANTE  PRUST LAW 18 CHARGED BY  bEBERAL TRADE COMAMTISSION

UNFAIR COMPETITION IS ARMOUR CHARGE   FPRDERATL, TRADE. COMMESSION CYTES CHICAGO PACKERS.   Allegation Is That Company “Ac quired Two Firms’ Interests io Fdiminate Them From Campetiliian.

TRADE COMMISSION CITES ARMOUR CO   Chicago Packers Chargec With Unfair Competition And Violation of Clayton Ant-Trust Law

CHARGES OF UNFAIR COMPETITION CITED AGAINST ARMOUR 60,   Chicago Packing Concern Given 40 Days to Answer Citation After Which Case Will Be Set for Trial.

MEAT PACKERS — TO FACE COURT   Armour & Co. Cited on Charge of Unfair Competition: and: Violating Clayton Law.   iS GIVEN FORTY DAYS

COX CONFIDENT OF ELECTION TO PRESIDENCY   Will Wind Up Whirl. wind Campaign at Toledo, Tonight.

COX FIGhTING  TO LAST MINUTE   Will Speak at Toledo Late ‘Ic night and Will Then Return to Dayton.   ‘RELIEVES TOLEDO I8 HIS LUCKY FINISH   Spoke In That City the Last Night of Three Lucky Campaigns— Will Receive Returns Over Lucky Telegraph Instrument.   By HERBERT W WALKER

Cox Will Conclude i Greatest Campaign In History Tonight   Will Speak at Toledo, Where He always Spoke. Last in Elec: tions He Won; “Lucky” Telegraph Instrument, Always Used When Democrats Were Elected in the Past, Will Record Result in Cox’s Newspaper Office

Democratic Candidate €nds 21,000 Mile Campaign in ° Toledo Toninht.   USES “GOOD LUCK” ToKENS   Selection of Toledo for Wind-Up Regarded as “Omen” of Success.

COXENDS — IW TOLEDO   HAS ALWAYS ENDED CAM. PAIGNS IN TOLEDO AND BEEN SUCCESSELL   HWE. HAS TRAVELED (21,000 MILES, MADR 450 SPERCHES SINCE NOMINATION

"Ee CAMPAIGN   Governor Cox Will Speak ere. Tonight and Ex"presies Confidence That _   HE: WILL WIN _ELECTION   Has’ Made Greatest Cam-: ~ paign in History—Trend_ - Towards the Leacue

COX WILL END HIS SPECTACULAR DRIVE AT TOLEDO TONIGHT   Absolutely Confident That League Tide Wiil Bring Him 266 Votes.

THDE FOR LEAGUE WILL           Democratic Nominee Will Carry  Fight tc to ) Last Minu  ledo Speech——issue Is Plain For Or Against Leag le l aet Ward

GOVERNOR COX IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   WINDS UP CAMPAIGN WITH A SPEECH AT TOLEDO, OHIO, ON EVE OF ELECTION Hay

COX 10 FIGHT 10) VERY LAST   Democratic Nominee Will Finish His Campaign Just Hour Before Mid. night Ushers in Elecetion Day. Is Confident of Election.

_ JACK IS HOMESICK.      Former World Champion: Wil: ‘Come Honte and Take His Wedielne, ©

NESRO PUGHLIST LONG A WANDERER IN MANY FAREIEN GOUNTRIES   NoW EXPRESSES BETERMENATIOS TO RETURN TO AMERICA AND “FACE FHF. SiS.”

DEBS’ SPEECHIS MADE PART OF TRIAL RECOPT   Praised Lenine and Trotsk; As World’s Greatest Statesmen.   DECLARED HE DEFIED LAW COURTS AND GOVERNMENT   Speech Was Circulated Bs New York Socialists Prosecution Says.

DEBS LAST SPEECH READ INTO RECORD   Before the Penitentiary Silenced His Voice, He Told the Socialists of Cleveland That He Spoke as a Socialist, Revolutionist and Bolshevist.

DEBS SPEECH IN THE RECORD      Cleveland Address is Introduced in New York Hearing

DEBS’ ‘LAST SPEECH’ IS OFFERED IN RED TRIAI   Address Of Socialist Leader At Cleveland Is Made Part Of Record At Albany Trial Of Five Legislators.

DEBS: LAST SPEECH . READ INTO RECORD   Before the “Penitentiary . Si  + Tenced His’ Voice, He .Tol "the Socialists of. Clevelan That: He Spoke as a Social  sty. Revaluttenth: and ‘Bol Cet aed Me a

READ: DEBS’: LAST ‘SPEECH INTO N: Y. SOCIALISTS: TRIAL   Is Incorporated Into Ree: _ ords as ‘Showing Men's Stand) >   GIVEN AT. «CLEVELAND

DeBS LAST SPEECH READ IN TRIAL OF SOUIALISTS TODAY   In It He Praised Lenine and Trotzky As the World’s  Greatest Statesmen.   SAID HE WAS BOLSHEVIK   Committee Chairman Thinks Ef. fort Is Being Made to Give U. S. Sovetism.

DEBS’ SPEECH IN’ TRIAL   ‘Revolutionist” Usterances Read at New York Sccialist Hearing at Albany.

WHY DEBS IS IN JAUL    Extract: From. His Last Speech Before  Entering ‘Penitentiary Read in Trial of N. Y. Assembly men.

READ DEBS’ SPEECH NTO TRIAL RECORD   Used By Prosecution Aivniviet: Asaevibiyoven:

DEBS LAST TALK READ IN RECORD AT ALBANY TRIAL      Speech Was Distributed In Pamphlet Ferm By Socialist Party of — Greater New York.

DEBS LAGT oPeEGh AVN. Y. RECORD   Assemblymen’s: Trial Record To Have Words of Debs Agitating Bolshevism and Overthrow of the Govern ment.

OF EUGENE   FAVORED REVOLUTIONISTS   More Socialists Declarations  Play Part in Assemblymen’s Trial.

DEBS’ LAST SPEECH READ INTO RECORD   Quottion From Famphbiet Praises Leuite and Trotsky a the “Greatess Statesmen.”

IWAN SONG UF DEBo HEARD AT DUSTER TRIAL   Read Last Speech of Socialist Leader Before He was Jailed Before  Assembly.   LAUDED RADICALS

LAST WORDS OF EUGENE DEBS RABID   Lurid Revolutionary Utterances In Last Speech Introduced   FAVORED REVOLUTIONISTS   More Socialists Declarations  Play Part in Assemblymen’s  Trial.

RESOLUTION 10 OFFICIALLY ENG WAR INTRODUCEL IN LOWER HOUSE   Action Is Taken By Congres: to Declare That a State o’ Peace Exists Between U C. and Germany.   HOPE TO DISPOSE OF MEASURE NEXT FRIDA’   Reciprocal Trading With the Huns and Repeal of the President's War-Time Powers Are Provided For,

TO SPEAK HERE   Mr. Charles Neizer of Fort Wayne Will Tell of Trip. to Metz and Rome

CONGRESS TO PUT BRAKES ON HUGE. _ MONEY ESTIMATE   Are Expected to Wield Axe On Administrative Demand for Unlimited  Cash   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Republican Senators Are Resolved That They Will Protect the  Taxpayera From Unneces    sary Burdens ~

To Stop Money Waste   Expected To Wield Axe On Administrative Demands For Unlimited Cash   FISCAL SITUATION IS SERTOUS   Republican Senators Resolved To Protect Taxpayers From Unnecessary Burdens.

7 WIELD THE AX   AND HEW DOWN THE ADMINIS. TRATIVE DEMANDS FOR UNLIMITED OASH. .

HOUSTON PLAN IS OPPOSED BY BRYAN   ' a ee  “Commoner” Condemns Sug:  gestion to Remove Excess Profits Tax.

WILSON-LANSING -AFFARISSTILL > DEINE HieeHece   ‘New. Chapters In The Controversy Are Developing Daily.   LANSING ACTS TO . BE REPUDIATED   President Busy Repudiating the Acts of the Late Secretary of State.

Executive Indicates He Does Not Intend To Stand On Attitude Of His Lieutenants During His Il]lness— Fiume Settlement Is First  To Go By The Board

PRESIDENT BEGINS REPUDIATICN UF SECRETARY LANSING’ ACTS   Notifies Premiers United States Must Hiave Voice in Fiume Settlement, and is Expected to Upset Russian and Mexican Adjustments

CONVENTION WILL BE HELD JULY 4 BY LABOR PARTY   Independence of the Old Parties Will Be Deeclared.   SAYS GROWTH _— BIG   Candidates For Presidency Will Be Nomi nated.

‘Fall ‘Program   Will “Nominate President, ‘atid ‘Paddle  Own Canoe

PREPOSAL MADE BY LABOR PARTY   To Hold a National Convention to Declare Independence of the Old Parties.   A NATIONAL TICKET WILL BE NOMINATED   ‘Incidentally ‘‘Rebeis’’ Con. template Overthrow of Lahar Procident Mamnare

Will Meet In Chicago July 4 t Declarce Judependence of the  sla mners Clinne.’?

NATIONAL CONVENTION  ON JULY 4   Federation Council's Politica Program to “Be Wiped off the Earth.”

Labor Party Will Hold Convention July 4 to Name Candidate for Presider

START MOVE FOR = “TRUCE IN IRELAND      Sinn Fein) Member “of . Parliament Seeks to Halt B'oodshed _ wes by Christmas. —

LETTISH TROOPS HIT BOLSHEVIK FRONT HARD BLOW   Red Lines Are Pierced and the Ade vance Continues With the Soviet — Soldiers Fleeing in Confusion.

REDS’ FRONT CUT BY LETTS   Smash Through the Bolsheviki Lines Along the Dvina.

LETTS SMASH RED FRONT   Break Through Bolshevik Lines Along the Dvina—Numerous Pris. eners Taken.

 President Gompers Again Scores Brilliant  Victory Over Opponents of Covenant as  He Takes Floor to Fight for Passage of  Clause; Convention Adopts Program   CLOSING SESSION IS STORMY

STORMY FIGHT PRECEDES VOTE TAKEN BY WORKERS: GOMPERS FORCED T0 FLOOR

FEDERATIONS SWUNG IN LINE BY SAMGOMPERS   Veteran Leader Wins Hare Fight Over League  Covenant.

LEAGUE APPROVED BY THEA. F. OF L   Covenant Is Indorsed by Organ. ized Labor Convention.   0. K.D WITHOUT RESERVATION   Gompers Breaks His Gavel in Preserv ing Order—Takes Floor in Support of the Committee’s Report Favoring the Pact.

CLOSING SESSION (ABON CONVENTION WAS STORMY ONE   President Gompers’ Gavel i: Smashed in Effort to Quiet Proceedings.   TOOK FI.OOR IN BEHALF OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Covenant is Endorsed Without Reservations, Over Bitte Opposition of Irish Sympa thizers Supported by Pro gressive Wing of Federation

AMERICAN FEDERATION (S OUT FOR COVENANT WITHOUT RESERVATION   IRISH IN VAIN TRY TO BLOCK MOVE MANAGED BY GOMPERS   LONG PROGRAM OF REFORM Is TO BE PRESSED AT ONCE AND DEMOCRATS ASKED TO GIVE HEED, IN PLATFORIY

LEAGUE AS IT STANDS GIVEN LABOR'S 6.K.   This Action Taken After Stormy Scene in Closing Session.

SAM GOMPERS HAS OFFCULTY ~ KEEPING ORDER   Ciosing- Session of  Labor’s Two Weeks" Convention Is Exciting One .   FEDERATION PROGRAM ~ QUTLINE. IS”. GIVEN   Policy of “Hands Off: Mexico”  to Be Demanded. of U. S. Government

ISSUE WINS ONLY AFTER SHARP FIGHT   Favors Right To Strike And Abolition Compulsory Arbitration.

LABOR ENDORSES LEAGUE; GOMPERS OMASHES GAVEL   Closing Session of Federation  at Montreal is a Stormy fina   WANT PROFITEERS JAILED

AMERICAN LABOR TO BAGK TREATY   Gompers Smashes Gavel it An Effort to Restore Order  On Irish Question

GOMPERS AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEAD THE FIGHT POR DECISIVE ACTION   Irish Sympathizers Opposed [to Ground It Guarantees Territorfal Integrity British Empire

A. F. L. REJECTS RESERVATIONS   Wants League In Its Original State; Gompers Leaves for Washington at Once.

FEDERATION OF LABOR INDORSES THE LEAGUE   Action Taken Over Protest Of Irich Swmopathizers

Closing Session Stormy a: Irish Delegates Seek to  : Gain Recognition;   i Gavel Broken.

LEAGUE 15 EROORSED BY AY AF AFI.   Closing Session of Cenvention Made Stormy by Irish Sympathizera   ASK DEMOCRATS TO ENDORSE PLATFORM   Outstanding Features of Platform Include Government Gwnershiv of Railroads.

LABOR FEDERATION ENDORSES LEAGHIE   Gompers Forced To Take the Floor To Fight Opposition Led By Irish Sympathizers. r

ENDORSE THE _ PEACE PACT   Only Aiter » Sharp Fight When Gompets: Took the Floor

FEDERATION TEN POINTS BASIS OF UNITED ACTION   American Federation to Stand Firm on Platform Enunciated.

Peace Covenant Is Indorsed by Organized Jaber. Without Reservations.   GOMPERS BREAKS HIS GAVEL   President of Federation Takes Floor When Opposition Shown te Commit.  tee’s Report—Outline of Pro. gram Fixed by Convention.  me

ALFLOFL.O.KS NATIONS LEAGUE   Peace Covenant Is Indorsed by Organized Labor Without Reservations.  e   BOMPERS BREAKS HIS GAVEL   President of Federation Takes Floor When Opposition Shown to Commit. tce’s Report—Outline of Program Fixed by Convention.

A. F. OF L. ENDORSES THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS Ih  STORMY CLOSING SESSION

Iinlal BY LABOR UNIONS   \MERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR PASSES A RESO. LUTION SATURDAY.   MAKES UP A. PLATFORM   Repeal of Esch-Cummins Act anc Government Ownership of Railroads Included in Platform Planks.

LABOR MEMBER IS EXPELLED      Disloyal Utterances Are Charged to Member of Australian Hoase.

General Hoffman Describe: Manner in Which Germany Combated Russians   TRY POISON, THEN LENINE   Imperial Regime Dispatched Lenine From Switzerland to Russia in Sealed Car

Germans General Heffman Saye ia-« terraticaal Ferce Shenld Occepy Petregreéd.

ADVANCES ‘PLAN FOR BANISHMENT OF BOLSHEVISH   Former German Commander Advdcates Armed Intervention: In Russia By. Force Under Pershine. Joffre Or Foch.   CENERAL WILHELM HOFFMAN

SENT LENIN TO “WRECK RUSSIA   Gen. Hoffmann, German War Leader, Says He Aided in Plot: Against Czar.   AIMED AS BLOW AT ENTENTE   Declares Bolsheviat Chief Was Taken in Sealed Car From Switzerland— Would Now Help to Overthrow Red Regime.

WANTS AAMC WORLD POWER TO GRUSH REDS   Former German Chief of Staff Declares Bolshevism Problem to Be Solved Only by Armed Intervention.   ASKS INTERNATIONAL ARMY   Soviet Aims for World Revolution. Russian Workmen Would Be Glad to Desert Leaders if Overthrow Imminent.

BOLSHEVIK PERIL WORLD WIDE, SAYS A GERMAN OFFICER   Urges Army of Powers to Ac in Concert to Occupy the Russian Cities,   GENERAL PERSHING IS MENTIONED AS LEADER   Problem Can Only Be Solved by International Army, Hoffman Says.

Did Not Foresee World Menace to Follow--Huns Now Think Mankind Should Unite to Kill Bolshevism

SOCIALIST  MEET HEL WNC VG      Sing Russian Hymn and De  nounce Wilson's Administra  tion As All Wrong.   Leader Insists They Will Poll 2,000,000 Votes Next Fall

SOCIALIST NATIONAL MEET HELD N NUEVODK   Sing Russian Hymn and Denounce Wilson's Administra tion As All Wrong.  we mere   Leader Insists They Will Pol 2,000,000 Votes Next Fall

Reparations From Germany Will Amount to About Twelve Billion Dollars.

ITALY TO GET $12,120,000,000   Share of Reparations From the. Cen tral Empires Has Been Fixed, Says Rome Dispatch. ~

 PARIS CROWDS INJURE  SEVERAL OFFICERS   ANTI-FRENCH ADMINISTRATION TAKES PLACE IN STREETS «

EAT TEUT CROWD ATTACKED FRENGH   POLES ALSO SUBJECT OF AT TACK EY SILESIAN MOBS ON WEDNESDAY.   MANY OFFICERS INJUREC   General Gracier Was Among the Frenchmen Struck By Bottles Thrown By the Angry Germans.

MOBS ATTACK FRENCH TROOPS;  “ POLES DISPERSE!  APA he   senerat Cut by Missile a Silesian Crowd Storms Y 7 ee

GERMANS ATTACK’ FRENCH   Crowd Hurls Stones and Sticks at Offi cers in Gliew tz, Silesia—One is Injured,

DISTURBANCES AT GLEIWITZ   Excited Crowd Attacked = Several French Officers: With Sticks ;

FRENCH TAROPS GIVEN NOT RECTPTION WHER THEY ENTEREN SILES!   OFFICERS ATTACKED AND BEAT: EN BY MOBS WHICH USED STICKS AS WEAPONS,

HURL STONES AT FRENCH   Germans at Gliewitz, Silesia, Attack Allied Officers.

AIRPLANE FALLS INTO CROWD   One Person Killed and Two Injured in Accident at Sallisaw, Okla, ~

STORM LEAVES LARGE DEATH TOLL iN. WAKE   Twenty-five Known to Be Dead and  735 to 125 Injured.

TRANSPORT LEAVES NEW YORK FOR VLADIVOSTOI      deliyn Goes to Bring American and Creche Slovakin Soldiers Home From Sibcria,

To Send. Fleet To Siberia   ‘Ameri feau Army Prausporty, Wi “Bring Soldiers’ Home. i Oceupied. A ¥

SURE CHIMINALS WITT OPERATION   Michigan Prison Adopts Novel Scheme to Relieve Patients of Criminal Tendencies

WILL REVISE PEACE RESOLVE   Senate Expected to Modify House De mand—Action Not Expected Before Next Week.

Indications Point To Very Spirited Debate In Upper House; Lodge Ready To Submit Question To the Foreign Relations Committee; Favor Amendments.   DEMOCRATS ARE GPPOSED TO IT

PEACE RESOLUTION FIGHT MOVES ONTO FLOOR OF SENATE   Several Amendments Seem Likels - Before Action--President Ma} Return. Treaty During ‘Debate.   HITCHCOCK IS ‘HEADED WEST

PEAGE MEASURE ‘TO BE REVISED   Fight Over Resolution Transfc, forted to-Senate, -   PROLONGED DEBATE EXPECTED

PEACE CONTEST GUES TO SENATE   House Resolution Will be Transmitted Today   EXPECT LONG DEBATE   [Indications Point to Close Party Alignments for and Against Declaration—Considerable Revision is Predicted—May be Limited to Simple Declaration

AGK ON LEW Ia THWARTEL   Miners Repudiate Charge: Filed by Malcontents

THREATENS TO ARREST CHIEF   ewdowsn Promised im Illegal (bhieazo Whisky Traffie.

CHIEF OF POLICE FACES ARRES]   OFFICER REFUSES TO TURN OVER BOOZE RECORDS TO FEDERAL AGENTS

CRIMINAL CASES IN DIST, COURT    Lantz Divorce Case Now. on TrialTwo From Oelwein Plead Guilty, Two Acquitted.

CRIMINAL CASES. IN DIST, COURT   Lantz Diyorce:Case Niw ‘on: Trial_ Mwo From Oelwein Plead Gallly, Twa Acyuitted,

PLAN RATIONING OF SUGAR STOCKS TO CANNING CO.’S RESULT -OF CONFERENCE

SUGAR TO CANNING CONCERNS   ‘Ttae ef Pre Kata Distribetiva te Be Werked Oat.

EANNERS TO RECEIVE EQUAL SUGAR SUPPLY   PRO RATA DISTRIBUTION ACCORDING TO REFINERY CAPACITY AGREED ON.

TRAVELING OFFICER OF MINE WORKER SLAIN IN DETROIT   Dead Man Found in Lawyer’s Office With Skull Crushed, Following Quarrel,

LAWYER-BANKER HELD IN CONNECTION WITH MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF MINE WORKERS OFFICER

investigating Death of August. W. Dyer   Frank H. Dohany, Prominent Attorney, Taken Into Custody by Officers—-Last Man With Dyer,

OFFICIALS CALL ATTORNEYS IN MURDER CASE   Question Lawyers Or Killing of Mine Union Worker.

QUIZ ATTORNEYS IN MURDER CASI   Cfficial of Minera’ Union Blain; Oetective Watching Attorney in Hospital Bed.

* HOLD AN ATTORNEY.   ae tawyer and Banker Is Suspected of Murder,

IS KILLED IN A MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE   Detroit Police Investigating Tragic Death of Labor Official.

QUIZ LAWYERS ABOUT SLAYING   PROMINENT ATTORNEY HELD IN DETROIT MURDER MYSTERY   Death Caused By Concussion of the Brain Investigation Shows—Kentucky Man Victim,

KILLING OF MINE UNION AUDITOR INVESTIGATEL   Lawyers Questio%ed in Connection With Death of Auga*t Dwyer at    agreesekb

E :  y — BROUGHT our IN} : ran _ or LY As MAIL ae AD,               Amevi iean Coffee King.  " Supplicd Money te Buy- Evening ¥  ifér Huns.

BERMAN OWNEROHIP   BROUGHT OUT IN TRIAL O41 RUMELY AS MAIL HEAD,   linerican Coee King Supplied Mon cy to Buy Evening Mai! for Huns,

LABOR LEADERS ASK CONFERENCE   REQUEST MEETING WITH FULL MEMBERSHIP OF U.S. RAL LABOR BOARD.   NO ANNOUNCEMENT MADE

LABOR BOARD IN = SECRET CONFER'CE      Chiefs Have Made Neo Public A houncement of Their Attitude!  in Regard to Awards

TORONTO CARMEN -. TIE UP. LINES 20 BOOST PAY   Paralyzation Complete— -Company Makes No Efforts  tn Ban Tenll ste

SEEK PANI FOR MEXICAN LEADER   Ambassador to Paris Sought as Coalition Candidate to Succeed Carranza; Bonilias, Out of Race, May Be Sent Back to United States.

Crisis Seems Near in Re volt Against Carranza in Mexico   Federal Troops Prepared to Strike Hard at Revolutionists

BONILLLAS TORETURN TO WASHINGTON      ALBERT PANT, MEXICAN &1D  “UISHER TO PARIS POSSIBLE:   “CANDIDATE YOR THE 4 " BRPemBeNEY,   ROXILEAS HAS PAD SUPPOR’ OF CARRANZA AND IS LEAD. ING OPPONENT T0 GEN. OaRaereay.

ALBERTO PANI POSSIBLE — COALITION CANDIDATE IN MEXICO TO END STRIFF   Bonillas May’ Return to Washington’ as Mexican Ambassaver Following Nithdrawal for Harmony-=-Capital Is Not Menaced by Rebel Forces.

BONILLAS BACK TO WASHINGTON MEX MINISTER   The Mexican Minister in Paris Men tioned ns Presidential Cah ‘didate

MEAICAN POLITICS TARES NEW ANGLE   BONILLAS AND GONZALES MAY WITHDRAW FROM _ ) PRESIDENTIAL RACE   MORE CARRANGISTAS OUIT   Indicated Mayor of La Piedad and 300 Men Go Over to the Forces of the New Revolution.

[IG TRADE DRIVE BY BRITAIN:  Friendly € ommeretal Invasion of U. &

ENGLAND PLANNING GREAT OVER otha TRADE OFFENSIVE   EXHIBITION WILL BE SENT TO SOUTH AMERICA AAD UNITED STATES

ZHONSVILLE WILL HOLD BOONE 9. &. CONVENTION   PROGRAM NEARING COMPLE. TION—-SPEAKERS AND TOPICS ANNOUNCED TODAY.

PROGRAM ABOUT READY FOR CO. CONVENTIONS   Some Of The Speakers At San. day School Meeting To Be Held At Zionsville.

RVATION {3 INE CONSIDERATION   SPECIAL COMMITTEE CLASSIETES : ALL PROBLEMS UNDER TUREE HEADS. -

Need of Stringent Measures to Conserve Fast Vanishing Deposits of Country is Emphasized.

WOULD CORRECT WASTE OF NATURAL GAS FLOW   Suspicion of Consumer That Action ls Merely Wedge To Higher Rates Deplored

Conservation Taken Up by Special Committee   UNDER THREE HEADS   Sub-Committees to Make Exhaustive Study of Production, Transmission and Utilization with View to Recommending Drastic Measures of Economy.

TD STUDY PHASES OF GAS INDUSTRY   Problem Classified Under Three Headinns.   DRASTIC STEPS POSSIBLE   Sub-Committees on Production, Transmission and Utilization Named—-Prodigal Waste in Present Methods Empha.sized---Deposits Are Vanish. ishing Fast.

STOCK. MARKET FALLS   New Low Records Estathlished on New York Exchange.

STOCK MARKET SHAWS GRAVE DECLINE TODAY   Unusual Activity Results In Disposition of 700,000 Shares. One to Five Point Losses.

THECHAAK OF AB! COUGHLIN “FAME. NABEE   Man Believed “to “Have Obtained $12,000 From ‘HeartBroken Parenis. Arrested

ARREST CRANK IN STEALING OF COUGHLIN CHILI   Federal Authorities Say Ma Writer of Letters

“THE CRANK” UNDER ARREST        Police Say They Have Man Who Swindle Father of Kidnaped tad.

LETTER WRITTING BETRAYS ‘CRANK’   Kidnapper Got $12,000—Trys Extract Another $10,00.00 and is Captured

RE Sa ths cdi gis’ i lop oben apen e  Ay rest Crank. Who Swindled ' Par ents of K ‘idnaped Boy

CAILLAUX ofYo MINOTTO A SPY   Deciares Meat Packers’ Son in-law Shadowed Him In South America.   Charge Denied ‘With Statement That “It Is An Old Story.”

Says There Is Nothing To Caillaux’s Statement That He Was a German Spy.

WILSUN AGAINS   FOREIGN AWARTS   Naval Secretary Daniel; Dis closes That the President Informed European Governments He Did Not Wish: Decorations.

BLOODY FIGHTING FOLLOWS ATTEMPT TO EVICT MEN FROM COMPANY RESIDENCES

MUST REFUND TAX,   Supreme Gaurt Holds Government Ofe ficials Are Exempt. 5

TAX ON PRESIDENT’S SALARY IS ILLEGAL   SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAI PRESIDENT AND JUDGES DONT HAVE TO PAY  OME TAX

NO SECRETARY FOR STATE DEP’T; OFFICE VACANT   Law Says Polk Cannot Act Any Longer; Colby Probe Delayed.

STATE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT AHEM   Polk Cannot Act More Than Thirty Days and Presideni Wilson Has Not Designated Another for the Position Which fe Nag Vacant.

SENATE. HOLDS. COLBY'S APPOINTMENT WITHOUT CONFIRMATION AND. THE GOVERNMENT HAS NOT A  SECRETARY OF STATE

STATE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT A HEAD THE SENATE 1S BUSY   Polk Can Not Longer Serve and Colby’s Nomination Is Not Confirmed Yet.

STATE DEPARTMENT NOW WITHOUT HEAD   HELD FRANK W. POLK CAN. .. NOT. FILL VACANCY.

AMERICA MINUS SECY. OF STATE   POLK’S TERM AS NOMINAL HEAD ENDS LEAVING HEAD CABINET POST EMPTY  i

PASSPORTS HELD Uf ON ACCOUNT OF Poly   President Can Designate Man To-Act As Secretary of States But Does Not

STATE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT HEA   Krank L- Polk Resumes Duties As Under-Secretary After Serving Limit of Secretary Ad Interim.

ATE DEPT 19 WITHOUT HEAD   ‘Resignation of Frank Polk Takes Effect Today—Colby Appointment Held Up.

STATE DEPARTMENT HAS NO EAD, NOMINATION OF GOLBY NOT RATIFIED   POLK RESUMES DUTIES OF UNDEI SECRETARY AFTER A THIRTY DAYS PERIOD.

STATE DEPT. IS WITHOUT A HEAL   Polk Resumes Post of Unde Secretary—No Passports Issued

STATE DEPARTMENT TODAY IS WITHOUT ACTING BEAL   expiration of Thirty Day Peerlot Auto. Inqlically Removes Polk; Colbe's Confirmation Pomdine,

NO STATE DEPARTMENT HEAD   U. S. Without Anyone to Sign Passports—Polk at Old Desk of Under Seeretary.

JAMAICA GINGER NOW COMES UNDE PROMIGITION LAN   Cannot Be Purchased in Any Form Without a Docter’s Preeerintion

JAMAICA GINGER SALES FORBIDDEN BY GOVERNMENT   internal Revenue Bureau Rule Prohibition Affects Sale

EUROPEAN VIEWS OF RECENT ELECTION   LONDON PAPERS ESPECIALL' PLEASED With KEFUBLICAN vit lOK«x   FRENCH PRESS SARCASTIC   ‘American Common Sense Has Con ueianed Ulopia im All 11s Forms. ’

FOREIGN PAPERS — “COMMEND. HARDING AND HIS: POLICIES   Say That it Means an Era of Anti-Wilsonism and The Coricentration tof Power in The Chjef Exe¢utive Instead

BRITISH PAPERS SEE SANITY IN ELECTION   "HINK THE AMERICAN PROPLE  THREW OFF WIISONISM BECAUSE IT WAS FOREIGN TO TRADITIONS OF NATION,

PROPLE TIRED ONE MAN RULE CAYS RUROPEANS   THAT'S THE WAY BRITISI NEWSPAPERS SIZE UI TURNING OUT OF POWEI OF DEMOCRATS.

U.S, ELECTION MARKS RADIGAL CHANGE SAYS MANCHESTER PAPER   Regrets Repudiation of Wilsor _ Efforts 1o Lead World Into Lasting Peace   BLAMES DISLIKE OF WILSON RATHER THAN LOVE OF 6. 0. F   British Papers Confident U. S Will Join League

U3. TIRED OF ONE MAN ULE, VIEW Ot BRITIGH JOURNALS   Think Stand for ‘Own Country Is Understood in World Bereft of Illusions.

THE HIGH COST OF GETTING SICK   THE POPULARITY OF OPERA TIONS GETS A SERIOUS JOLT,

HOW ARE THEY GOING 10 PAY?   It Costs to Be Sick in Chica go; Doctors Boost the Prices Sky High.

WAGE GUTS FOh HALF A MILLION   Decided Upon By Employer: to Help Reduce High Cost of Living.   MANUFACTURING COST TO BE CUT 26 PER CENT    Substantial Lowering of th Cost of Living Held to Justify It.

HALF A MILLION  WORKERS AFFECTED BY GUTS IN WAGES   Reductions Are Being Reported Fron All Parts of the Country--Some. Factories Closed.

EMPLOYERS ALL OVER COUNTRY PLAN CUTS IN COST OF LABOR   Reductions Ranging From  10 to 22 Per Cent Are De  Tite Sree MANY PLANTS CLOSE  Thousands Affected By Retrenchment Policy of Big  i Faeroe e perenne

NEW YORK STARTING  WAGE CUT   Reductions Affect Half Mil. lion Workers Steel Mills Soon to Follow

MANY WAGE CUTS APPEAR   Siecl Mille Thruout Country Ex: pected to Follow Lowering of Pay — Standard ou “May Kliminate Honuses.

WAGES ARE CUT ~— QVER COUNTRY   Reduced from Ten to TwentyFive Per Cent.   ACTION 1S TAKEN t BY MANY EMPLOYERS   "About 500.000 Workers Affected ; hy Reductions.   Textile Mills in Eastern States Cut Wages of 300,000—Cotton Milis. Rubber and Min ing Companies Also Cut.

SAYS HARDING SORE WINNER   MARK SULLIVAN UNABLE TO SBR ANY OTHER RESULT.   FIGURES ON HIS LATEST SURVEY   MAXIMUM VOTES FOR COX WILL NOT EXCEED 271.   Mere Likely to Be fat 179, Leaving His Rival 352—Need Not Be Ser prised if There In Repeb lean Landslide. r      MAXIMUM COX. VOTE 271

SULLIVAN SAYS: HARDING dud, ANN PA AT   Writer Analyzes Situation State by State and Gives Conclusions %   REPUBLICAN VICTORY PCACANARI Y ASSURED   But. There. Is a_ Possinility Democrats May Get 271 Votes   RY WARK SULLIVAN.

GIVES REASON FOR BEING A DEMOCRAT      IAANOIS WOMAN PRESENTS PARTY PRINCIPLES CONVINGINGLY,

Ponzi Is Charged With Using U.S. Mail to Defraud   State Authorities Issue Warrant and U. S. Authorities Holc Man Who Made Spectacular Flash in Financial World—Keens Record From Wife.

REDS, CRUSHING UKRAINIANS   Moscow Claims Complete Demoraliza. tion of the Troops of General Simon Petlura.

SOVIETS CRUSH UKRAINIANS   Petiura’s Troops Completely Demoralized, Says Moscow,

CHOSEN AT ORGANIZATION OF BOARD FOR YEAR LAST    Selection of Max Klein as Athletic Coach Is Confirmed’ by the  «Enews

NEW HEAD OF SCHOOL BOARD   CHOSEN AT ORGANIZATION OF BOARD FOR YEAR LAST . NIGHT   Mrs. Esterley Reelected Clerk of Beard — More Teachers Are Appointed :   Selection of Max Klein as Athletix Coach Is Confirmed by the s+ BRaard

MEAICO WOULD PURCHASE ARMS   Carranza’s Nephew May Gx to Europe After War Munitions.

a eee  Oil Field id Driller Is Held for Murder of An Oklahoma Farmer

OIL DRILLER BEING HELI   In Cnnection With Deatt of Wealthy Oklaho ma Farmer,

Governmmit To Place  Meéats on Market         Plan to Reducer H Cost af Diets By Selling Canned Meats Belo ePreWy: ar Prdees,

PEROHING DENIES WASTE OF LORS   SAYS NEITHER FRENCH NO! BRITISH REGARDLESS OF LIVES OF MEN.   Ninety-Second Division Made An Advance Astride Moselle at Five a. m. On Novem. ber 1ith, 1918.

e  >ERSHING DENIES WASTED NOV. 11   Prands Reports Thal Orders Were Garbled False.

PERSHING DECLARES NO WASTE 02 LIVES   DENIAL OF ANY SACRIFICE FOLLOWING ARMISTICE.   American Commanders Officially Un, aware of Signing When Fightiag Began On Morning  of November 11.

GEN. PERSHING DENIES LIVES WERE SACRIFICED   Declares ‘Orders of Foeh or Armistice Were Duly Observed.

PERSHING DENIES THAT AMERICAN LIVES WERE WASTED ARMISTICE DAY   In Letter to Congressman Fuller the General Gives Details of Operations Under Plans Made Days Before Germans Stopped

Orders for Attacks Withdrawn as Soon as Possible After Word Was Received That Armistice Had Been Signed.

CHARGE DENIED BY PERSHING   Writes House Committee That There Was No Wastage of Life on Armistice Day.

BLACK JACK OUGHT TO KNOW   Pershing Writes House Committee There Wes No Waste of Life.

SPE PESSSESEE+SESFETESEES      Pershing Denies Lives Wasted Needlessiy on Armistice Day

DENIAL MADE BY PERSHING   Lives of American Soldiers Were Not Wasted in - Needless Attacks Nov. 11, 1918.   ORDERS OF MARSHAL  - FOCH WERE FOLLOWED   Orders for Advance With. ' drawn as Soon as Possible After Armistice Signed.

TROOP ADVANCE ARMISTICE DAY ACCOUNTED FOR   Pershing Makes Reply to Representative  Fuller.   AMERICAN LIVES NOT SACRIFICED   False Rumors Tended to Confuse Allied  Commanders.

PERSHING DENIES LIVES SAGAIFICEL   Reviews Fighting on Armistice Day in Letter to Rep, resentative Fuller   WERE UNDER ORDERS FROM MARSHAL FOCH

COMMANDER DENIES YANK LIVES WASTEL   Pershing Letter States Gen, Sher burne’s Charges Unfounded— Rescinded Orders:

AES Fe ae  PERSHING DENIES LIVES SACRIFICED NEEDLESSL)   Orders for Attacks Withdrawn as Soon as Possible After Armistice Was Known to Have Been Signed.

PEAOHING PUTS KIBOSH ON WILD CANARD ABOUT WASTAGE OF OUR MEN DAY ARMISTICE CAME THR

PERSHING WAITES DENIAL THAT ANY AMERICAN LIVES WERE. WASTED ON ARMISTICE DAY

PERSHING DENIED WASTING OF LIVES   No Needless Attacks Wer Made by American Troop: on Armistice Day, Com manding General Says

SEC’Y BAKER REFUSES TO DROP PLAN   Leather and Cloth Shop a Rock Island Arsenal Goes to Jeffersonville, Indiana.

BAKER DECIDES TO MOVE SHOF’S TO INDIANA AT ONCE   Request to Defer Abandonment of Rochester. N. Y. Arsenal ic Refuced

BRAND NeW PLOT BY REDS   Bolsheviki Trying to Impair Work Moneys by Counterfeiting.

RISH “VENGEANCE EXPEDITION” HELD VIOLENCE EXPECTED   Fight Sinn Feiners Start for England Seeking Reprisals for MacSwiney’s Death   ANXIETY FELT, THOUGH IRELAND IS QU ET  ee eee ee ne ae  Joseph Murphy, Another Hunger Striker, Hie Monday---Describe Mayor’s Last Hours

APPREHENDED ON DEATH TRIP ‘TO ENGLAND   RIGHT SINN FEINERS WERE O} A “VENGEANCE EXPEDI. DETION" SAID OFFICIALS   Relioved They Were En Route t Carry Out Plana For the Assaseimation of Premier Lioyd  George. -

DEATH PLO QUOPEOTD  NABBED   Alleged Sinn Fein ‘Ven. geance Expedition’ Taken Enroute to London

SUNN FEIERS ENROUTE TH ENELAND INTERCEPTED   Believe They Intended to Assassinate British Premier---Funeral Arrangements for Late Lord Mayor MacSwiney Completed.

RISH VENGEANCE EAPEDITION Hitt; VIOLENCE EXPECTED   “ight Sinn Feiners Start for England Seeking  Reprisals for MacSwinev’s Death   ANXIETY FELT, THOUGH IRELAND IS QUIET Joseph Murphy, Another Hunger Striker, Dies Monday---Describe Mayor’s Last Hours

VENGEANCE COMMITTEE FOR MUSWINEY ARRESTED   Seized by Soldiers When Abou to Board Boat at King a ee

SINN FEINERS ENROUTE ENG. ARE DETAINED   BELIEVED TO BE GOING TO LON. DON TO ATTEMPT REPRISALS FOR MacSWINEY'S DEATH

SRITISHM SEIZE 6 ACCUSED OF PLOT TO SLAY PREMIER   ViacSwiney to be Buried with High Honors by Irish People.

MacSwiney’s Orders Are Being Carried Out by : Followers  Watch Is Being Kept Against Reprisals by  Dannilatinan

Soldiers Seize “Ven eance _Expeaition” of Sinn Feinors En Route to England ~   PURPOSE DECLARED TO BE CRIMINAL REPRISALS   EIGHT IRISHMEN WORF SINN FEIN UNIFORMS UNDER CIV: ILIAN CLOTHING AND Cam RIED DISGUISES, aD

~MMPPED. 1S BELIEF   Eight Sinn Feiners on “Expe dition” to England Arrested in Kingstown.      IRELAND GENERALLY QUIET   Some Fighting Is Reportec and~ Reprisals Result—— in Murders,

‘EXPEDITION’ TO ENGLAND FOLLOWING THREAT TO KILL PREMIER ENDED BY TROOPS   Fight Men Held When Missior Believed to Be Reprisal for MacSwiney’s Death

MUST SHOW BREAD WEIGHTS   SHOES CHEAPER BY WINTER   Lower Prices Predicted by Secretary ) of Tanners’ Council Testifying Before Sonate.

SHOES CHEAPER BY WINTER   Lower Prices Predicted by Secretary of Tanners’ Council Testifying . Before Senate.

SHOES TO BE MUCH GHEAPER NEXT SPRINE   Diop Possible Next Wintel Tanner Testifies,

SHOES: CHEAPER BY WINTER   Lower Prices Predicted “by - Secretary .. Of Tanners’ Council Testifying es Before Scnate. -

PREDICTS. DROF SIN SHOE: PRICE   TANNERS’ SECRETARY -HEARI   By Senate Board of. Inquiry—Publi¢ i Will Get Benefit Lato _ :  pooetownnee —~Next’ Winter”

TANNER DECLARES PRICES OF SHOES OFF NEXT WINTER   Recent Decline In Leather Values Given As Cause for Relief.

ITALY GETS FIUME, NEW AGREEMENT      Adriatic Question, Settled ie SWilson. Line” to, Be: ‘Ob--  'seyved.

LEGISLATURE I TENNESSEE WHT TO TURNAROUND   House Votes Wot To Concur Wit Senate tn Ratifying Federal Suffrage Amendment

TENNESSEE ANTI-SUFF MOVE FAILS   States Attorney Believe: Reconsideration is * Imnossihle   HOUSE RECINDS ACTION   Votes to Non-Coneur in Action’ of Senate on Amendment

VIEWS CONFLICTING AS: TO TENNESSEE'S ACTION   Leaders Disegree Over Eifect oi ‘Expunging from Records Suffragze Ratification,   ANTIS REFUSE TO JOMMENT   Will Not fay Whether Any At tempt Will Be Made to Have Senate Reconsider.

SOLONS EXPUNGE RATIFICATION FROM RECORDS   Conflicting Views Held by Leaders of Legislature on Probable Effect.

SUFFRAGE TURNS TO CONNECTICUT   Action of Tennessee Legislature in Revoking Ratification of Suffrage,  : : Causes Entanglements.   THINK HOUSE VOTE FINAL   Leaders Will Push Suffrage Fight in Connecticut as Special Session Has Been Called

VIEWS DIFFER ON - SUFFRAGE STATUS   Effect of Tennessee House Expunging i Vota from Recotd Is Topic of _ Lively Debate Today

CONFLICTING - VIEWS HELD   Leaders in Tennessee Legislature Undecid- ed on Law Points 

LEADERS HOLD . DIVERSE VIEWS ON REPRAL AC   LEGALITY WILL BE .DE CIDED INDEPENDENT 0] REVOCATION, SOME SAY

VIEWS DIFFER WIDELY   EFFECT OF TENNESSEE HOUSE'S ACTION YESTERDAY 15 A MATTER OF DEBATE.”

VIEWS ARE CONFLICTING   Expunging From Journal o' Record of Ratification Raises Question.   GOVERNOR ROBERTS DEGLINES. TO COMMENT

ANTIS CAN'T SEEM 10 SEE THEY’RE BEATEN   Foes of Suffrage Make Strange Move in Tennessee.

TENNESSEEAGTION: 5 LEGAL PUZZLE   SUFFRAGISTS AND OTHER UNDECIDED AS TO EFFEC?  OF THE LATEST MOVE   CUFFRAGE 1§ PROCLAIMED   Since the Ratification Has Been Formally Established, It Is a Puzzle to Determine Effect of Move.

LEFT NA TANGLE   TENNESSEE HOUSE REVERSES ITSELY ON SUPFRAGE.,   Courts May Have to Determine Ti: Real Status.

TENNESSEE HOUSE TRIESTO "BACK DOWN”   Lower House Votes to Expunge Ratiifcatien Action From its Journal   BELIEVE ACTION TG STAND   Many Officials of Behef that the Certification of Ratification Will Have Pirst Call

THINK TENNESEE EFFORT TO neNeGt UNIMPORTANT AGT   Legislators Say Ratification Legality Will Be Decided on Certified Record.

LEADERS CLASH ON SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE   Expunge Records of Ratifi. cation From House Journal.

ANTIS WOULD UNDO SUFFRAGE ACT   Tennessce House Votes to Re: scind Ratification...” -,

ACTION ON SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE LOWER HOUSE. STRICKEN FROM RECORDS

TENNESSEE HOUSE VOTES TO RESCIND SUFFRAGE ACTION   Record Of Ratificatiox To Be Erased; Result Is Problem.

BOY KYONAPED, FOUND iN HOTEL, UNHARMED). WEL   12-Year-Old Paul Little o Lexington, Ky., Is Safe a Home: Officials Seare! For His Abductors.

KIDNAPPED BOY (3 DISCOVERED IN AOTEL ROOM   Paul Little Telephones to Home When His Abductors Forget to Lock Door to His Prison   POLICE MAKE SEARCH IN SEVERAL STATES   Ransom of $25,000 Had Been Placed in Garbage Can by Father But Not Taken

KIDNAPPED BOY SAFE AT HOME   Locked in Bathroom 38 Hours by - His ‘ Captors

KIDNAPERS STILL Al LABGE   Bat Abducted Boy at Lexington, Ky.. Restored to Paren(gs.

‘OVERALL MOVEMENT IS SPREADING LIKE “FLU” (Re Asaenciated i’ reas)

OVERALLS BECOME THE POPULAR GARE   CLUBS BEING FORMED TO BEAT HIGH COST OF OTHER CLOTHING.

OVERALL CLUBS  SPRINGING UP IN THE SOUTHWEST   New Game of Fightins the High Cost of Cloth ing Is Catching On ir Many Places.

OVERALLS MOVE CPREANS RAPIDLY   Four Additional States Today Report Clubs Formed in Last 24 Hours.   MANY . SIGNING PLEDGES

“OVERALLS CLUB” MOVEMENT SPREADING RAPIDLY THRUOUT SOUTHWEST---IDEA POPULAR      Clubs Have Been Formed in Many Towns—Mayor-Elect o Emporia, Kansas, Wears Denim Inauguration Suit —Women Wear Calico and Gingham.

QVERALL CLUB MOVE GROWING: REPORTS SHOW   Several Cities Announce Men Will Wear Denim Until Clothing Tumbles

INGA BAGK  MUEPLANTED OVERALLS AVR NATION   Protest Against High Cos of Clothing Spreads Rapidly   WHITE COLLAR MEN NOW TO WEAR DENIM   Women to Don Gingham: in-Lieu of Silks and Satins

MORE OVERALLS CLUBS   Movement Spreadine Hapidly Thru  out South and Southwestern  States.

INAUGURAL QUTEIT 15 TE BE OVERALLS   Movement to Beat High Cost of Clothing Gains Momentum.

OVERALLS CLUB MOVE SPREADING RAPIDLY   ORGANIZATIONS IN MANY- TOWNS IN SOUTHWEST AS PROTEST AGAINST PRICES,

UNIVERSITY HEAD WILL LEAD DENIM WEARERS IN KAS,   Movement Gains Headway and Spreads Throughout Five ’ or More States.

CHICKEN TUBERCULOSIS   STATE OEMONSTRATOR- FINDS MANY DISEASED , -

FLOOD DAMAGE IN MANISTIQUE   More Than Million Dol. lars in Property Destroyed

HERE'S ALFAIRY TALE¥.,   Claim That There Will Be a Reduction In Clothing Prices,

WOOL MARKET NEAR NORMAL,   Demand Will be Met in Full in Near  B*ee4@ ct ee

HUBBY ORDER MORE RANGERS TO HOLD LAND   SAYS PEAS Witt stHteewper IT ONLY ON ORDER FROM SUPREME COURT

RED RIVER FIGHT GOES ON.   Texas Governor Indientes ie Won't Giwe Un OFF Lani.

EBERT DRIVES FOE TQ COVER: SIEGE LIFTED   East and South Side of Wesel is Cleared of Workers; Russian Officers Aid Rebels.

EXPECT MUELLER T0 BE CABINET'S HEAL   Dutch Government is Reportec Ready to Meet Any Border ' Emergency.   DECLINES TASK, REPORT

NEW CABINET IN GERMANY MAY BE SrLECTED TODA   Von Graef, Formerly Welfare Under Secretary, Said to Undertake Formation.

SOCIALISTS GET CABINET POST   DEMOCRATS AND CENTRISTS EACH HAVE FOUR VOTES   Mueller Mentioned as New Premier in Berlin in Paper—Form Prussian Ministrr-

MEXICAN THINKS HIS LAND WILL ASTONISH WORLI   Great National Strides t Be Made in Short Time, Says Gen. Alvarado’

“AD OF U S, “SAYS.  CBPR ET AR   WITH WARFARE ENDED REVEN. UES: CAN BE REVERTED INTO INDUSTRIAL CHANNELS   {By Untied Press)

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE ~ JORESIGNN   DISAGREES Wire, DERANCES > NEW, ANTE BOLSHEVIE POLICY th   RELIEVED THAT PRES, YOL. LERAN] WILE BE ELECTED TY SECCEED DESCITANEL

Resignation of French President Imminent In Face of Present Crisis

President Is Imn ae   in ‘Such an Event Pre mier.Millerand is Considered the Likely  Qee wenn:

DISRUPTION GROWS OUT OF FRANCE’S MESUNDERSTANDING WITH GREAT BRITAIN

FAENGH PRESIDENT MAY RESION PLAGE   RUMORED IN PARIS DAFS CHANEL MAY QUIT AND MILLERAND SUCCEED   AT OUTS WITH BRITAIN   Diplomstists Making Every Effort to Harmonize Various Factions in Both France and England.

RESIGNATION OF FRENCH PRESIDENT IS IMMINEN1   iS THE RESULT OF THE FRENCH ANTI-BOLSHEVIST POLICY

THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IS LIKELY TO RESIGN SOON   IN ‘SUCH EVENT PREMIER MULERAND MAY BE CHOSEN TO SUCCRED HIM—]M. BRIAND, PREMIER.

DISCHANEL T RESIGN DUE TO WRANGLE   Differences Betweer France and Britain Is Cause.

Germany Backs Bolsheviks The ~ French Claim   “UUDENDORF GAVE THE: RUSSIANS TACTICAL ADVICE. ~   With It-All the ‘Allies Will Will Remain United—Anxiety Concerning the Outcome of _the Conference At Minsk.

NEW REGIME NOW [MMINENT   President's Resignation Threat: ened Over Split With Britain   e DIPLOMATIC MACHINE BUSY   Russians and Poles to Hold Truce Meeting Tomorrow

‘France and. England Diverge i in Policies   Immediate. Reorganization of En. ‘vente Upon Solid Basis Is Plain Necessity

DESCHANEL MAY “RESIGN PLACE   French President Believed Ready to Quit Because of Franen-Rritich Tanne.   LABORITES ARE RISING

POLES TO MEET —~ ~ BOLSHEVIKI ON . ~ FRONT SATURDAY   PRES. DESCHANEL THREATENS . RESIGNATION—THE UNITED STATES GETS NOTE

MILLERAND SLATED FOR PRESIDENCY AND BRIAND FOR PREMIER IN CASE DES-  CHANEL STEPS QUT OF CHAR =

ORGANIZED LABOR IN MEXICO JOINS AEVOLUTIONISTS   Official Details of Labor Movement ‘Not Available   LEADERS WATCH DEVELOPMENTS

MEXICAN LABOR JOINS SONORA   a  UNIONS CAST LOTS WETH REBEL FORCES IS ANNOUNCE, VENT,

ORGANIZED LABOR IN MEXICO JOINS THE REVOLUTION   Already 6,500 Armed Working Men Are With the In curdqentc.   CARRANZA’S GENERALS ADVISE HIM TO RESIGN   Officers Argue That Retirement Wil Avert Intervention by United States.

MEXICAN LABOR DASTO LOT WITh REVOLUTIONIS :   Organized Workers Throughout the Southern Republic Support Revolt, Information Reaching Aqua Prieta

LABOR UNITES WITH REBELS   ORGANIZED WORKMEN OF WEX1coO GIVE SUPPORT.   MANY JOIN IN THE MOVEMENT   SIX THOUSAND IN ARMS AND READY FOR FRAY.   Revelt Againgt Carraese Rele iftae Reached the Stage When He lea Advieed te Resignu the Presidearys.

POLS PLACE WrTre mUSsra,   ‘ermal Centerence Opens Today te fake tp Seveit Prepesai«

TO FRAME POLAND'S RILPLY.   Formal Confercice on Quesiion Will Open in Warsaa.

‘Senator Hitchcock Proposes  to Amend Federal Reserve Act to Meet Demand —

COPENHAGEN PAPER TELLS OF RABICAL PLOT IN NORWAY   Revolutionists Planned Coup t  Gain Control of Governmant ta Renort *

EXPOSE DETAILS OF NORWEGIAN UPRISING   —— Newspapers in Norway Print De. tails of Contemplated Revolu e tion There.

REVOLUTION I ;      Labor Party Affiliated with the Moscow Internationale, is Implicated

RISH PRISON OFFICIAL KIDNAPPED, HOT RIOT IN LONDONDERRY AREA, MMAYOR oA      A RIOT.

RISH PRISON OFFIGIAL KIDNAPPED, HOT = AIQT IN LONDONDERRY AREA, MAYOR SEM

JATLER KIDNAPED NO TRACE FOUND   Cork Prison Warden Who Tormented Prisoners Is Missing.

KIDNAP PRISON OFFICIAL.   Warden of Cork Jail Made Captive ~at Sn Tenee Found.

APL, OAR Ur HAILAUAD HAMANN ES A HUME   Fails to Recover From Operation Performed Last Summer   SANTA FE HEAD FOR MANY YEARS   Came to Santa Barbara December 11 to Recuperate, bul Grew Worse

EY), P. RIPLEY PASSED AWAY   ROSE FROM RANKS TO BE HEAL OF ONE OF OUR GREATEST RAILROAD SYSTEMS   Death Caused From Complications Following Recent Operation In Chicago Hospital

HEAR VILLAGE POLITICS   CAMPAIGN IN. DUNDEE (MICH.) UNDER EXAMINATION.   Newberry ‘Urial-Today Centers Around _ Activity of Driver of Village Sprinkling Cart.

BUNDEE VILLAGE POLITICS   Fvidemve in Newberry Trinl Centees on Emery Ys sprinkling deart Trricer

VICTOR MURDOCK ARQUOES AEENEOT INTEREST FARMERS   Movements Giving Country Grave Concern Back of Every Basis Commodity, He Says.   PLANS FOR INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ARE REVIVED   Organized Acricelturisis From Now on Will Pool Efforts in Exploring What in Past Has Been Forbidden Ground Trained Research Work. ers Will be Employed,

EXPLAINS TRADE COMMISSION   Murdock Says Movements Behind Commodities Affeet Country.

{TIS USELESS TO ATTEMPT TO DISGUISE THE FACT THAT ALLIS NOT ROSY WITH THE FARMING ELEMENT

MURDOGK otto GRAVE DANGER IN THE FUTURE   GIVES DELFHIC WARNING TO FARMERS THAT EXCITES KEENEST INTEREST   Mr. Barret Savs Difference In Prices ; Paid By Consumers and Receiv ;  : ed By Farmers Too Great.

PLAN WORLD . FARM MEETING   VICTOR MURDOCK SAYS UNDER.  CURRENT, OF BASIS COMMOD: ITIES SHOULD BE GIVEN.

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION IS ““THE ECONOMIC EYE” OF GOVERNMENT---MURDOCK

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 10 BROADEN WORK   Victor Murdock, Addressing Farmers’ Congress, Hints  ~ at Study of “Other Graver Problems.”   UNREST ON FARMS DUE TO HIGH WAGES

FARMERS PLAN TO UNITE IN BIG WORLD CONF AB   Agricultural Interests Are Nx Longer Satisfied With Blind Production, Barrett Warns   WANT ECONOMIC TRUTH   WILL TRAIN EXPERTS TO GO DEEP  INTO MARKETING AND PRICE CONDITIONS

Bolshevik Troops Still Pressing Or   Despite Armistice Negotiations Attacks Are Being Continued   POLISH ENVOYS HAVE CROSSED LINE

rt  REDS INVADE POLAND   By Earle C. Reeves. (Internationa] News Service Staff   Oa Ee MEF

POLICE CHIEF GARRITY OUT   memes ef Chicago Department Resigns by Request.

GERRITY'S HEAD DROPS INTO ma   Mayor's Secretary Now Heads Chicage Police.

CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF IS ASKED TO RESIGN   Mayor Thompson Appoints His Sec retary to Vacancy ,to “Clean Chicago of Crooks,”

King, Christian Forced toheocete to orkers’ Demands—Walkout Tudea =  F i

GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK SUCCESSFUL IN FORCING DISMISSAL OF LIEBE CABINET AND THE FORMATION OF A NEW MINISTRY

Denmark’s Ruler Dismisses the Liebe Cabinet and New Ministry Seems to Meet with the General Approval by Parties

STRIKE 1§ CALLED OFF   Effectiveness af Means as Protest 1s Demonstrated In Penmark,

DANIOH OT HIKE  0 GALLED drt WORKERS Whi   SECOND NOTABLE INSTANCE 1 WHlCH GENERAL sTRIBE WAs EFFECTIVE WEAPON,

STRIKE WEAPON PROVES TO BE’ _ SUCCESS IN DANISH. DISPUTE:   ! Agreement Reached in Copenhagen Between Workmen ane  i King Christian Forces Dismissal of Liebe Cabi ' inet: New Ministry'is Approved.

GENERAL STRIKE TO.  END WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS DECI   Walkout Proves to Be Highly Effective in Two Large National Crises   DENMARK MINISTRY MEETING APPROVED   King Christian Forced to Dis iniss Liebe Group After Five Days of Excitement

DANISH STRIKE © NEAR CLOSt   Agreement is Reached Aftes King Christian Is Forced to > Dismiss: Liebe Cahinet.   (WORKMEN SUCCESSFUL

RETAILERS TO MAKE PURCHASES TO KEEP SORING RIISINESS PHINIE 1c NEW -AMVEMENY

URGE NATIONWIDE MOVEMENT TO Ol PORS OF INDUSTRI   St. Louis Man Wants Retailer: to Buy So Plants May Run and ‘Workers Spend.

SENATE REJECTS SUBSTITUTE FOR ARTICLE TEN   The Republican Irreconcilables Combine With the Dem narrate   VOTE ON TREATY FRIDAY

TREATY VOTE ON FRIDAY   By Unanimous Consent, Senate Limits Speeches. on Pending Reservations to 15 Minutes.

SENATE  REJECTS PLEDGE ON PACT   Democrats Join With “Irreconcilabies” in Defeating Senator Lenroot’s Compromise Plan   EXPECT FINAL VOTING ON TREATY BY FRIDAY   Hoover's Position Regarding American Representation on Commission Cited

MERICAN DECLARATION OF POLICY VOTED DOWN   IRRECONCILABLE REPUBLICANS UNITE WITH DEMOCRATS TO KILL NEW RESERVATION — FINAL TREATY VOTE BY FRI.  Tia th

SETIATORS PAVE WAY TO DISPOSE OF PACT AT FRIDAY SESSION   Bryan’s Efforts to Gel Some  Sert of Ratification Seem’ : to Have Failed   ANOTHER RESERVATION BY G. O. P. DEFEATED   \Several More Questions in tha Way of Final Vote to be Hurried Out of Wav =

BRYAN ASKS SENATORS TO SAVE THE TREATY   Urges Democrats Take Reservations —Ratification Vote Tomorrow

Irreconcilables, Combining With Democrats, Block Plan of Republicans to Include in Treaty a General Declaration Toward Any Future Foreign Hostilities   BRYAN APPEARS ON-THE SCENE

ADMINISTRATION JOINS HANDS WITH BORAH GANG BRYAN FIGHTS FOR PAC}   WILSON FORCES BRING BLAME oF PACT’S DEFEAT UPON THEIR OWN SHOULDERS

LITTLE HEADWAY IS MADE ON PEACE PACT IN SENATE WEDNESDAY   Declaratory Reservation Vot: ed Down With Aid of   Irreconcilables

TREATY VOTE BY FRIDAY, IS SENATE PLAN   Republican Irreconcilables ‘and Democrats Still Holding Together.   BRYAN AND HOOVER NOW MIX IN BATTLE

OVERTURN PLAN OF REPUBLICANS   Irreconcilables and Democrats Defeat New Declaration.   LOST BY A VOTE OF 25 10 39

FIGHT GLEANED UF   rreconcilables Combine With Democrats to Overturn Plan of Republican Leaders.   ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE FOR VOTE ON RATIFICATION   Declaratory Reservation Which Would Pledge the United States to Regard With Grave Coneern Any Threat to Europe's Peace or Freedom Defeat. ed, Division Being 25 to 39,

BLOCK REPUBLICAN PLAN.   Ireeconcilables and Dewdcrat: ‘Vote Against General Dec. Jaration of Pélicy,_

HURRY TREATY TALK TR ORDER 10 BRING VOTE   “GRAVE CONCERN” DECLARA TION VOTED DOWN WITH LITTLE TROUBLE _   Plans Made Contemplate Bringine the Treaty To Final Vote On Friday At the Latest

BLOCK REPUBLICAN PLAN   Irreconcilables and Democrat: Vote Against General Declaration of Policy.

TREATY HEADED FOR AN EARLY FUNERAL   ENEMIES IX SENATE DEAL IT ANOTHER DEATH BLOW.   Repeblicea Irreeencilables Join the Demecrats ie Killiag One ef Ledge Reselutions—Fiva! Vete On Friday.

UPSET TREATY SCHEME OF REPUBLICAN ORIGIN   Plan Was to Incorporate Decle. ration of American Policy Toward European Wars

STILL FIDDLE OVER PACT BAYAN BOLTS WILSONITES   ADVISES DEMOCRATS TO GC GET A RATIFICATION, ENE BATTLE — SEVERAL MINOI CLAUSES GIVEN THE AXE

NEW RESERVATION ON FOREIGN WARS LOSES IN SENAT]   Republican Irreconcilables Con bine With Democrats in Defeating Proposal Offered  By G. O. P. Leaders.

POLICY NOT 0 GO INTO TREATY   Irreconcilables and Democrats Fuse and Defeat Ar ticle 10 Reservation Of. fered By Republicans,   CHANGE IS REJECTED BY VOTE OF 25 TO 3!   Action Is Looked Upon As Clearing Up Last Douotfu' Issue of Pact Fight; Fina’ Vote Friday,

UNCOVER HUGE THEFT   Youth Confessed Burglary of $1,200, 000 in Securities,

YOUTH CONFESSES TO PART IN BOND THEFT!   Says He Was One of Gang Who Escaped With $1,200,000 Worth of Securities

MURDER CHARGE FILED AGAINST VICTOR CHECK   Preliminary Hearing Set for Next Monday—Released on $25,000 Bond.

TO RELIEVE. FREIGHT JAM   Transfer 20,000 Box Cars West ‘and ’ 30,000 Coal Cars to Eastern: . © Territory.

WILL RELIEVE FREIGHT JAM   Orders Given at Washington for Move. ment of 50,000 Empty Cars

MILL WORKERS DO NOT AGRE!   Covering by Shorts Ha: Tendency To Jump Prices Today.   GAINS EVENLY DISTRIBUTED

40,000 BELGIAN MINERS OU]   Men in the Central District Returr to Work, It (ts An. nounced.

40.000 BELGIAN: MINERS: OUT   Men in the Central District Return to Work, It: ie Announced,

BANDITS FAILED OF PURPOSE   Keturned Soldier Nearly Lost an Ear When Attacked.

CHARLESTON BEGINS RAT EXTERMINATION CAMPALGE TO STOP BUBONIG PLAGUE      FIVE EXPERT RAT CATCHERS IM PORTED FROM NEW ORLEANS FOR CAMPAIGS,

HAVE TRADE CONFERENCE   Vanufacturcr of Cloaks and ‘Suits Will Get. Together

HAVE FRADE CONFER           Manufacturer of Cloaks and suits Will Get Together

BURGLARS BLEW oAFE AT SANTA FE DEPOT: AMOUNT MONEY TAKEN NOT STATEL   THIEVES BELIEVED TO HAY BEEN EXPERTS--NOISE DID NOT ATTRACT ATTENTION,

NOTES FROM THE COUNTY AGENT   Wil Hold a Soll Survey Much Needed in This County Sometime  During the Summer

RUSS FORCES RETREATING - ONBIGFRONT   POLES TAKE 15,000 PRISONERS UP TO THURSDAY AND CAP. TURE SEVERAL TOWNS   VESSELS COLLIDE   Big Lake Steamers Crash and  Freighter Sinks—Twenty-six of Crew Are Missing  “?

YOUTHS PLANNEQ — BIR MAIL THEFT   Boys Confess: to Planning Mail Ca Robbery at Council’ Bluffs; Seenre Millions m

BURLINGTON MAIL CAR ROBBERY — PLANNED BY 2 BOYS, NEITHER OVER 20 YEARS OF AGE, CLAIM   Principals Are Alleged to Have Made Confessions, But Officers Are Working to Clear Up Further Details; $3,000,000 Worth of Property Stolen, It Is Estimated.   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRPFSA)

TWO YOUTHS PLANNED ROBBERY OF MAIL CAR   Estimated That More Than Three Million Dollars Worth af Pronertw Wae Stalan

! DEWOCR ATIC CONVENTION. cir’.   DIE AUP. MB BRU UWS Foe BBN ee     San Francisco Delegation ‘Thinks It { ix Sure of the Honor.

SMALL DEMAND -FORSUGAR   Six Refineries of American Co, “sin New York Close  Boum.

Sens edieedlicemamneimemianaanenl  NO DEMAND FOR  © REFINED SUGAR

NEW YORK REFINERS . CLOSE DOWN PLANTS   Say There’s No Demand Fo ‘Sugar and They Have Am- ple Stocks for the Trade:

SUGAR REFINERIES CLOSE   sight Demund Por Commodity Giver ay Cause

SIX SUGAR PLANTS CLOSE   Overproduction and Small Demand Forces Factories to Suspend Temporafily. ~

IOWA MINES ARE AT FULL BLAST   Danger of An Ontlaw Strike Be lieved to Be Prat.

POLISH WAROFFICE — _ REPORTS SUCCESSES   No Mention of Armistice ks Made.

DIPLOMAT otto NO CBJECTIONS TO IRISH CAUSE   Secretary Colby Advises Com mittee to Use Judgment in Framing Resolution

SEC. COLBY SUGGESTS  HANDS OFF POLIC\   Writes Foreign Affairs Committe That Irish Recognition Improper Procedure

EVADES IRISH ISSUE   Colby Declines Invitation to Advise House.   A Secretary of State Suggests That Com. mittee Use its Good Judgment on Resolutions.

HIS LETTER UPON MATTER ,   LEAVES RECOGNITION TO GOOD JUDGMENT OF: COMMITTER s

IRISH ROW Is DODGED BY COLBY   Secretary. of State -. ‘Passes Buck’ to House Committee.

COLBY SUBMITS A NOK COMMITTAL STATEMENT TO COMMITTEE ON TRISH REPUBLIC AFFAIRS

But Refuses’ to Appear to “Guide” An: . _ Proposed. Legislation Before ‘-pHouse.. Committe

LULBY NOT KEEN TU APPEAR UPON ASH QUESTION   HIS LETTER UPON MATTER   LEAVES RECOGNITION T@ GOOD JUDGMENT OF _ : COMMITTEE “4

COLBY ELUDES IRISH TANGLE   Secretary of State Politely De clines to Give Advice to Senatare nn Action.

NOT IMPROPER 0 RECOGNIZE ERIN REPUBLIC   SECRETARY COLBY LEFPIIES TO CHAIRMAN PORTERS REQUEST TO APPEAR,   And Tiscuss Resolution That It Is Not seemly Gor Him To Guide Any Action At This Stage

REDOLUTICNG ON IRISH FREEDOM ALRIGHT-COLB!    Says There Is No Reason Sen ate Should Not Take Any Action I: Desires.

COLBY PLAYING SAFE   REFUSES TO ADVISE HOUSE MEM. BERS ON IRISH ISSUE.   Secretary of State Suggests That Committee Use its Good Judgment.

ND AGTION 1S TAKEN ON RECOGNITION   Nothing in Foreign Relations ta Prevent House Committee From Discussing Irish Freedom, Secretary Colby Says.

Conference at San Remo to Be Devoted Largely to Discussing Hun-French Mixup.

SPREE  but pike i RIT (ES  Hi  TE AY a GAR ue Wag i   ALERT FIGHT AY GALLE        Whole of Westra Genmnauny te of Radicals Wik Piseste ble if Goverment ingested

PORTO RICO  IS INFESTED - BY HOOKWORM   Ravages of This Pest in Island a Serious Economic Problem Seeking Solution. .

HOKWORY HIS      “RGeauovs 2 MALADY IS MOST  LEM WHICH ISLAND  OUS ECONOMIC PROBFACES TODAY.

2000 VETERANS AT 21ST ENCAMPMENT   Foreign War Service Men Gather i Washington for Big Meetipg.

-"AATIONAL STRIKE    Hecame Effective Throughout the City of Copenhagen Last . Xiehe   HARBOR WORKERS FIRST “TO QUIT THER POSTS   Bread Famine Threstened—King Calls Troops to Protect Government Pronerty

CALL STRIKE TO PROTEST ROYAL EDICT   Copenhagen Industry Is Paralyzed by Strike of All Trades   Bread Famine Is Feared as Result of Walkout of All Bakers

General Strike  on in Denmark   King Deeldes to Dissolve Lower House and Hold Election for New Parlilament

GENERAL AL STRIKE ~ IN COPENHAGEN   Harbor Workers Walk Out and Pre vent Sailing of Ships—Famine Is Feared

THROES OF HUGE STRIKE   Bakers, Stokers and Al Other Craftsmen Ordered Out.

GENERAL STRIKE IN COPENHAGEN      ‘Harbor Workers Walk Ont and Pre  veut Sailing of Ships—Famine   is Feared

A GENERAL STRIKE IS NOW ON IN DENMARK         Was Called in Protest 4  Wing’s Bismixsal of the Aabhe Carabiner.

WOMEN IN RACE FOR CONGRESS   Two Suffragksts Are Seeking Dema cratle Nomination for Oregon Seat in the House,

WOMEN IN RACE FOR CONGRESS   Suffragists Seek Democratic Nominatlon for Oregon Seat in the House

“Meanest Thieves” Take 123,000 Bibles From Detenn Ribble Snarioeéf:

THREE MORE WOMEN PICKETS ARRESTED   SENTINELS WARNED NOT TO STATION THEMSELVES BEFORE BRITISH EMBASSY

SYMPATHIZERS OF IRELAND VOlUNTEER FOR PICKET DUTY   After Being Warned of Arrest and Prison Sentence.

BRYAN SHUMOR EXCITES MIRTH OF CANDIDATES   commoner is in Chicage “Just as newspaper > man” he arniaine

BONUS LEGISLATION 15 BEING PUSHET   ‘Senate Committee Asked To Have Hearing Held at Once So That Decision of Granting Fees to Soldiers May Be Reached.

SENATE DISCUSSES SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Delegation From American Legion Before Finance Committee Today.

WOECLE-EBE        WAR, DIVORCE!      Ohio Jadac Derlares Applicants Mast Wear More Clothes.

ee ee ee ee  * PEEKADOO WAISTS AND _ * 6 OEE BNne AKIVTS MAanpnrAanren +

HARDING AND COOLIDGE ELECTED BY MAJORITY THAT 1S DECISN   RETURNS THROUGHOUT THE NATION MUCH LIKE A LANDSLIDE ‘   COX APPARENTLY HAS CARRIED FEW STATES OUT OF SOLID SOUTH—GAINS FOR G. O. P. IN CONGRESS ARE ALSO PROBABLE, .:

HARDING AN COOLIDGE ELECTED BY MAJORITY THAT 1S DECISIVE   RETURNS THROUGHOUT THE NATION MUCH LIKE A LANDST Tbe   CON APPARENTLY HAS CARRIED FEW STATES OUT OF SOLID SOUTH-GAINS FOR (2. 0. P. IN CONGHRE LRE ALSO PROBABLE. a it

rr san CIGAR .MAKERS WORK -BY THE THOUSAND, BUT THIS . WILL. BOOST SMOKE PRICE:

CIGAR MAKERS FAVOR A SEVEN-HOUH DA)   Samuel Gompers Led Fight for New Working Sehadnia

MORGENTHAN HAS WAR VISION      Says it Will Come With Mexico if We Do Not Enter League.

NO VOLUNTEERS FOR U. S. J08      President Wilson Unable to Find Men Who Wiit Serve on Shipping Board Without Pay.

“BLACK 75” ACTIVE IN SOUTH CAROLINA   Gins Are Warned to Discontinue Operations. 

COTTON GINS. _ ~ ARE WARNEI   “Black: Seventy-Five” le Brought to’Attention _of the Officials

Bomb Into the Rumanian Senate         Member of Ministry and BishOp Radi Were Killed, Severa] Others Danverously Wounded,

TWO KILLED WHEN BOMB EXPLODES   DYNAMITE USED IN ROU MANIAN SENATE CHAMBER.

WIA HEADS   Cabinet Member and Bishop Slain in the Senate—Many Others Are Wounded,

BOMB KILLS ROUMANIA HEADS   Cabinet Member and Bishop Siain in the Senate—-Many Others Are Wounded,

BOMB KILLED A BISHOP.   HURLED AMONG MEMBERS OF RUMANIAN SENATE.

TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION    Members of Rumanian ' Senate Thursday.

BOMB HURLED: ~—’ IN RUMANIA   Report Two Killed During Session of — Senate

14° BOMB EN) BUCHAREST.       A siaki-o an BUCRABES 2. A  Member of the Cabinet and a * Bishop Were Killed. .

BOMG 18 HURLED AMONG SEMATORS ONE TS KILLED Rumanian C pital is Scene Of  ‘ a   Rumanian Casital is Scene O bomb Qutrage   Bishop Killed and Many Injured

TWO ROUMANIAR MINTS TERS KILLED   Bomb Was Hurled Tutc Session of Senate. Says Dispatch

BOMB IN SENATE KILLS   Two Koumanian Officials Die In Ex. plosion Thursday.

B RUUMANIAN SENATE CHAMBER   Bishop And One Members Killed By Explosion

Explosion of Bomb  Deals Death Among  Rumanian Senators      Member of Ministry and Bishoy are Killed; Others Seriously Wounded

WAR MEMORIAL BILL 15 PASSED BY LEGISLATURE   Agreement Reached On Measure —Tax Bills Not Yet Reported.   HOPE TO FINISH TODAY   Sessions of Both Houses Called ! to Hear Reports of   Conferees.

“PAQUET PASSES TNDIANE HOUSE   LEGIELATORS BEGIN WHAT IS EX. PECTED TO BE FINAL DAY "OF SPECIAL SESSION.

WAR MEMORIAL HAS BECOME CERTAINTY   Ratification of Report Came - This Morning—Tax. Notes. _

House and Senate Getting Closer Together on Big Problems Confronting Special Legislative Session.   HOUSE PASSES PHELPS  AVIATION FIELD BILL   Measure of Utmost Importance to, Fort Wayne Goes Through Lower House. by   «6Overwhelming Vote.

WAR’ MEMORIAL BILL: AGREEMENT REACHED TODAY   BILL NOW GOES TO GOVERNOR GOODRICH FOR SIGNATURE.

COUNTER ATTACK BY POLES STOPS REDS’ ADVANCE   England Not to Send Aic to Stop Drive; U.S. Is Watching.

loyd George Says Help Will Be Given If Required, iNow Only Urging Peace   Russian Reply Refusal to Halt The Advance— Armistice Delegates Set Out

ENEMY AT GATES ‘OF THE CAPITAL   People Are Aroused to High Pitch of Patriotic.  - Fervor and Thousands ‘Rush to the Colors.

RED ADVANGE ON BUG RIVER IS STOPPED   Inspired by Wave ef Patriotism in Rear, Poles Stiffen Line and Throw Invaders Back in Two Counter-Attacks.

UP HILL FIGHT AHEAD FOR THE DEMOCRAT:   COX VISIT SERVES ONLY TO WAKE UP DEAD PARTY oORGANIZATION IN NEBRASKA; LITTLE CHANCE TO WIN.

NEBRASKA “DRYS" ARE EXPECTED 10 SUPPORT HARDING   ‘Are Distrustful of Cox's Views or _' Prohibition Questions, Law: rence Finds.   ‘REPUBLIOAN MAJORITY OF < MBOUT 50.000 LOGEED FOR   Lig As: Estimate of Convervative Democrats Familiar With Conditions.   PREES SUPPORTS LEAGUE   Pot Many Other Things Will-Help “Determine Result of $ 3 Flection.

COX ENCOUNTERS DRY SUSPICION   Lawrence Declares This Element, With Irish ~ And German Distrust Of Wilson Probably Will Lose Nebraska.

NEBRASKA SIZED UP BY DAVID LAWRENCE   CONVINCED THE DRIFT IS TOWARD KEPUBLICANS.,   Women Expected Teo Swell Harding Plerality, Despite ai Friendly Feeling Shown to the Nations’ Leagec.

TO PAVE MERIDIAN ROAD   State Divisions Which Fail to Make Good Will Lose Road.

BOMB SUSPECT UNDER ARREST IN NEW YORK   Says He Knows Persons Re sponsible For Recent Explo ' ¢@inn

POLICE HOLD MAN WHO SAYS fi KNEW PLANTER OF BOME   Suspect Under Arrest De  clares Criminal Won’t Be Caught.

TELLS POLIGE AE ANOWS WHO PLANTED ROME   Han Found Loitering in a Brooklyy Building, Sent to Hospital for ~ flhservation

KNOWS IDENTITY OF PLOTTERS? 1S HELD   New York Police Arrest May Loitering in Building,

FRENCH MEDICO DIES.   ‘Famous Surgeon And X-Ray Spectaltat ‘ ‘Passes Away.

DEATIL OF.  Dri Charles Infroit Was A Leader In Paris X-Ray Surgeory..  NOTED SURGEON.

CANTONS CLEANING UP 10 BE HELPEE   Twenty Additional Police Officers, Four of Them Women, Are to Be Avvointed.

1 OF VICE CONDITION:   Twenty Additional Police men Added To Force By Mayo~.

FOUR LETTER MEN BACK   Much New Material on High School Team This Fall

DIENTITY OF MURDERERS IS WELL HIDDEN      Best Detective Talent in the U. 5 Woiking on the Bomb Outrage . Which Killed 33 Persons in Wall Strect.

ARMY OF SL  - FAIL T0 UNCOVER  LAIR OF BOMBERS   Finding of Pamphlets Sent by Anarchists Leads Investigas tion in That Direction—Hunt Man Who Drove Wagon -:  Eee  ~ fantaining Infernal Machine in Wall-est. = <<

HOWELL FUNERAL TQ BE HELA TODA   MEN PROMINENT IN BUSINESS AND LITERARY LIFE OF NEW YORK WILL ATTEND.

Leading ‘Novelist and Man of ‘Letters Is Victim of Influenza Attack.

LAST TRIBUTE TO W. D. HOWFIIS   Died While Asleep in is EFighty fourth Vear.

ee  WILLIMM DEAN HOWELLS IS CLAIMED BY DEATH   Ven Prominent in Business and Literary Life Will Gather Today to Pay Last Tribute,

HOWELLS DIES AT AGE OF 84 YEARS   NEW YORK NOVELIST AND MAN OF LETTERS WILL BE BURIED TODAY.

PAY TRIBUTE TO FAMOUS — WRITER   Funeral Services for ‘Dean o American Letters Will Be Held Today

PAN-AMERICAN DELEGATES MEE?   PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS MEs. SAGE READ AT OPENING OF THE CONVENTION,   MUST BE MODEL FOR WORLD

WILSON APPEALS FOR HIGH IDEALS   Tells: Delegates - to _ Pan-America » Convention that World. Should ‘Be Served © ¢

President Tells Pan-American Conference America Must Set  Up Model for Ideals of World

THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS ARE TO BE MODELS   Ty the Development af High Politi cal and Social {deats, Says President Wilson

REPUBLICS MUST - __ SET MODEL FOR — WORLD, WILSO!   American Democracies Must Se Model For Davelopment Of Ideals, He Tells Financiers.

WESTERN REPUBLICS SHOULD BE MODELS FOR ENTIRE WORLE   PRESIDENT WILSON TELLS PANAMERICAN FINANCIERS THAT NATIONS HELP EACH OTHER.

THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC MUST BE THE MODEL   IN THE REVELOPMENT OF HIGH POLITICAL AND SOCIAL IDEALS SAYS PRESIDENT,   Letter to the Pan-American Financia] Convention Was Read With Great Pleasure—Is a Great

AMERICAN REPUBLICS MUST LEAD   Shauld Seek No Selist) Purpose. 11 Ne Guided by Desire ta Serve the World,

“FOROESINA BIG BATTLE   Jos. Connell of This County Groomed .. for Congress

STATE DEMOCRATS HOLD CONFERENCE   CAUCUSES TO DEVELOP CON GRESSIONAL CANDIDATES ARE IN PROGRESS.

OVERDUE STEAMER SAFE,   The Alabama Is Anchored In Harbor At Milwaukee,

$60,000,000 ‘MADE BY T.   DIVIDENDS AMOUNT - TO: eas, “KRD “$haa0,600 ABDED “HO SUNPELS 2”   COMPANY WAS. PAL DIVI DENBS AT RATE OF 37.50 A SHARE FOR 38 YEARS

SIXTY MILLIONS PROFIT REPORTED BY PHONE GOMPAN\   Annual Report of American Telephon and Telegraph Company Is Made PotGe   President Gives Out Fixures Concern fing One of the Greatest, American Concerns

"ERNGS WN1919TOTAL $60.000-00   . od a oer sehen mie te DIVIDENDS AMOUNTING LO $35, 00,000 ARE * ye DUO T CAPITAL oS LOCK ©  "SPO

LARGE TELEPPHONE PROFITS    Aemri¢an Company Cleared Up Over Sixty Million Dollars Ouring the Year Just Closed.

NET. EARNINGS FOR 1919 WERE   Annual Repert ef the American Telephone ane Telegraph Company Made Public Today.

Net Earnings ci Phone Comnanies 60 Millior   Dividends of 35 Millions Were Pald and Fiiteen Milllons fa Interest Nine Millions to Surplus  end

eee  MGR PAGE RECOMMENDS AGAINST AN INCREASE   AGREEMENT SIGNED FOR EXCHANGE OF FOODSTUFFS

CONTINUED DECLINES IN SHOE PRICES PREDICTED   Unstable Market Conditions and Lull in Foreign Purchases the GCanace

FOREIGN BUYERS QUIT;      tnd Exchange Rates Have Been Off So Shoes Wove Slowly.

LAW STANDS OFF WHILE BACCHUS ~ RULES NEW YEAR   Chicago Police and Fly-Cops Helpless as Revelers Tear  All Night   ‘GOTHAM OPEN AS EVER    LIQUOR FLOWS IN METROPOLIS DE  SPITE ALL PROHIBITION BANS  ON FESTIVALS

HIP-POCKET FLAOK NURSES CHICAGO'S YOUNG NEW YEAR   Private Stock Carried in Goll Bags, Suiteases and Even Trunk, to Restaurants.

UiHIUAGO HAS We! NeW YEAR'S EVE   Gloom Faced Detectives Watch Parties Consume ‘“‘Joy  Juice.”’

CHICAGO WINKS THE OTHER EYE   Search and Seizure Law Went by Boards — Police Threats Failed.   “Corkage” and “Cooling” Charges Nets Heavy Profit for Gotham Cafes.

RATE CONFORMITY (0 COMMISSION ORDER   DECISION IN NEW YORK CASE CALLS FOR CORRESEONDING TARIFFS.   MANY STATES AFFEGTEL   Similar Proceedings Are Pending in Other Commonwealths for Court Action.

INTRASTATE RATE ORDER IS UPHELD IN FIRST DECISION BY COMMISSION   Railroads in New Yorl Ordered to Make ‘ Adjustment.'

OTATE GOMMISSION MUST MEET RATES   INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMIS.  SION RULES IN CASE OF NEW YORK BODY,

INTERSTATE RATES ARE EFFECTIVE ON OTATE RAIL LINES   Commerce Commission Order: New York Systems Charge Uniform Passenger and Baggage Tariffs.

RATE DECISION ——ONN. Y. CASE   ‘Intrastate Rates Are Ordered to Be Made To Conform With Interstate Schedules in Force.

FARE INCREASE UPHELD   New York Lines Ordered to Establish Higher Rates Within State.

U.S. GOVERNMENT ORDERS N.Y, RAISE   Commission Demands — Enforeement of New Transportation Act.

REQUIRES STATE TO RAISE RATES   Federal Order Denies Right to Fix Lower Level Than Inter__- state’ Rail Schedule

STATES MUST RAISE-RATES   Railroad Fare Should Equal ‘ Interstate Rate, Rules TU. &. Commissioner.

TURKEY DEPRIVED OF A BIG NAVY   “Friends of Our. Native Land. scapes” to be Or-

FAIR WEATHER PROMISED. FOR WORLD SERIES   Showers Foreseen for Wednes day, but Tomorrow Is Going to Be Quite Nice.

Rttttt ttt tt tittt ttt ttt:  " FAIR WEATHER FOR + . THE WORLD'S SERIES.

FAIR WEATHER FOR SERIES PROMISED   Managers of Dodgers and Indians Are Confident on Eve of Base Ball Classic   ISSUE WARNING TO GAMBLERS   New York Judge Says Action Will Be Taken Against Any Planning To “Fix” Series

THOUSANDS hill AY GOL SNA   APARTMENTS IN NEW YORK LACK HEAT BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE OF COAL

PEOPLE SHIVER WITH SUPPLY -OF COAL EXHAUSTED   SHORTAGE THROUGHOUT’ NEW \YORK STATE COMES TO LIGHT ' WITH. FIRST COLD SNAP OF WINTER. '   Doctors’ Certificate is ‘Necessary in Buffalo to Get Fuel While Albany Bins Are Empty. .

NEW YORK CAUGHT SHORT OF COAL   Thousands Shiver in First Cold Weather of The Season   oa! Being Rushed to Relieve Suffering in Metropolis.

NEW YORK AFFECTED BY SERIGUS COAL SHORTAGE      Apartment Dwellers Flock t Dealers in ‘Oil, Gas and Electric Heaters.   DOCTOR’S CERTIFICATE NECESSARY IN BUFFALO   . # #«§ (== at o Required Today to Obtain Ton of Fuel; Thermometer 20 De  grees Above Zero.   TEMPORARY RELI EF SOON    Chamber: of Commerce Secures Consignments from Anthracite Mines.

Apartment Dwellers i in. ‘Woe. ful Straights—Buffalo, is Also Hard Hit by Cold:   DOCTOR’S CERTIFICATE NEEDED TO GET COAL

BIG EAST CITIES WITHOUT COAL   Situation Declared Serlous it New York and Buffalo.   APPEAL FOR AID IS MADE   Doctor’s Certificate Necessary to Get Coal.

LULD WAVE CAUSES SUFFERING IN NEW YORK EARLY TODAY   Commissioner of Health Requests Priority Orders for Coal Ship ments to Gotham.   WAS RATHER CHILLY HERE   One Early Riser Asserted Ther- mometer Stood at 28 Degrees  This Morning.

GOAL FAMINE HITS EAGT Ao MERCURY SEEKS ZERO MARK   Dealers’ Bins Empiy. Privat Bins Bare When Extreme Cold Weather Comes.   BUFFALO GETS COAL ON DOCTORS’ PRESCRIPTIONS   Emergency Supplies Are Rushed from Mines to Carry Over Until Crisis Ended.

NEW YORK APPEALS. _ FOR MORE COAL DURING / FIRST-REAL COLD SPELL!

MUCH SUFFERING REPORTED IN NEW YORK AND BUFFAL(   FIRST REAL COLD SNAP OF WINTER BRINGS HEAVY FUEL DEMAND.   ELECTRIC HEATERS, OIL AND GAS ARE USED

SHORTAGE OF COAL IN NEW YORK S ACUTE   Commissioner of Health De. scribes the Situation as ‘‘Woeful.’’   GAS, OIL, ELECTRIC STOVES TO RESCUE   Apartment House Tenants Suffer—Colder Weather in Sight.

FIRST COLDSNAP; GOTHAM SHIVERS.   Scanty Heat Due to Acute Coal Shortage.   HEATING APPLIANCES SELL AT PREMIUM   Conditions Are Describec as “Woeful.”

THOUSANDS SUFFERING FROM COLD   Conditions Described as “Woeful” and Dangerous to Public Health.

PEOPLE SUFFER HARDSHIPS WHEN WINTER STRIKES   First Cold Snap Finds Many Places Short of Fuel.  CONDITIONS BAD   New York, Buffalo, Albany and Bose ton Among Citles Caught Unprepared for Low Temperatures,

COAL SHORTAGE. IS SERIOUS.   nS _—  Already Peete Are. Suttertnn: in eatern Citles., = =. 

ARREST OF MURDER SUSPECTS      Former Nebraska Man in Custody at Wwheelinse. =. Va.

MAN AND GIRL SAY STRANGERS KILLED FRIENI   ‘Murder Outcome of Booze Party Held in Philadelphian’s Apartments.

PEIRCE SLAIN BY TWO STRANGERS   Assert Pair Arrested at Wheeling, W. Va.   [Treadway Says He and Woman were in Room when Peirce was Killed—Latter Says She Was Not Present— Forced to Go with Murderers They Say

Peter D.. Treadway and Marie Williams Taken in Connection with Peirce Mystery   DENY KILLING VICTIM   Suspects Declare Unknow Strangers Farced Them Into Car Under Threat

OFFICERS CLAN CL AYERS CAUGHT   Philadelphia Murder. Case Cen: ers" on Arrest <of.-Pair :ne Wheeling:

ENGLAND WORRIED ~OVERFINANGL POMDITION NOM   Demands Being Made For An International Conference..  i {   WANTS U.S. TO  GIVE ASSISTANCE   Desires America to Underwrite Loans—Situation in Europe Pronounced Desperate.

BRUTISH:FINANGIERS WORRIED AT SITUATION   ‘Demands Renewed for Interna tional Conference Including  Aeasaeinagn Clormany. Austria.

ENGLAND WANTS FINANCIAL MEET TO TALK CREDITS LOOKS TO UNITED STATES T0 ae us BIG  FINANCIAL CRASH IS FEARED IN FUROPE

LABOR CHIEFS FIND MEX PEACEFUL, WELL DISPOSE! TOWARD UNION MOVEMEN

HOOVER STRATEGY DOES AWAY WITH ANY SPEECH  If One is Necessary, It Will

ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT        Is Keported Rs Corresponde dian Evening News—"¥ Line" to Bound.

MAY RELEASE MAC SWINEY.   British Cabinet Are Again Consider. Ing His Case,

SINN FEIN MUST PROMISE T¢ CEASE MURDERING POLICEMEN AS RETURN FAVOR

MAY FREE MACSWENE}   BRITISH CABINET SAID TO BE CONSIDERING HIS RELPASE  ‘

BRITISH CABINET MAY DECIDE TO RELEASE TERRENCE MacSWINEY   [s Meeting to Reconsider Its Decision Not to Release Him; MacSwiney Much Weaker Today

$200,000 BLAZE AT FORT SMITE   New Glass Plant dust Ready to Start Work Fired When Stream of Hot Glass Escapes

MR. HARDING  BACK ON JOB AS SENATOR   For First Time in History  President-Elect Takes Seat in Congress.

GAN WASHINGTON,   Will Resuine Seat in Senate, Matt: ine a Precedent...

RONG TAKES Hs CrAT IN SENATE   .For the First Time in History President-elect Answers the Roll Call as a Senator of the United States in. the SixtySieth Coneress.

A K. U. GRADUATE GETS FELLOWSHIP   Leland H. Jenks Will Do Research Work! in Eurepe for Two: Years

AK... GRADUATE (GETS FELLOWSHIP   Leland UW. Jenks Will Do. Research Work!in Europe for Two’ Years

BANKERS AT MEETING   Financial Men From All Parts of U. S. in Washington.   Program Calle for Consideration of Ali Questions of Finance——Secretary Heuston te Speak.

BANKERS GATHER AT WASHINGTON   Financial Man From Ali Parts of U. S. in Washington.   Program Calls for Consideration of All Questions of Finance—Secretary Houston to Speak,

MEETING OF BANKERS   MEN OF “FINANCE FROM MANY CITIES IN WASHINGTON.   Many Men of Note, Including Secre tary of the Treasury Houston, to Address Sessions.

MILLIGNATAE SUGIALIST NOW UNDER INDICT MEN      WILLIAM BROSS LLOYD AND 3: OTHER ALLEGED MEMBERS OF COMMUNIST PARTY ARE AC. CUSED OF RED ACTIVITIES.

WEALTHY PARLOR. RADICAL INDICTED   William Bross Lloyd-and 37 . Alleged Radicals Held “ for Trial.

OCATED,      ‘ M Lowell Green Got Into  Trouble Cranking a Fork. , 

WRIST DISLOCATED.   Lowell Green Got Into Trouble Cranking a Ford.

NEW YORK COMPANY 19 PURCHASER OF GREAT CUBAN SUGAR FACTOR   MILE NOT TOBE TAKEN OVER UN. TIL PRESENT CANE CROP HAS BEEN GROUND,

WOMAN NAMED 10 ~ FRISCO CONVENTION      ‘Ohio District Selects Woman For First Delegate to Attend a Convention of This 'Kind.—Mrs. Pyke Recipient  OY RWhawn< Cranerataulatiance.

STAGE ALL SET AS HOUR NEARS   Commissioner Kramer Oiling Wheels of Enforcement Ma-_ chinery for Action.   ASKS APPROPRIATION TO PROVIDE GUARDS   For Immense Quantity of! Whisky of Which He fs Soon  tn Ra tha Greaetadian.

LOWDEN MONEY IN’ ‘OKLAHOMA, 700   Charge Made That Republican Chatr. jan Got 430,000 Loan Day He ~ Ruled Out Wood Delegates.

OVER OUTLOOK FAR SENATORS   Republicans ‘Have Little Fear About Presidency. or Lower House, Writer Says °  HARD BATTLE ISTO ELECT UPPER BRANCH   Harding Would Bo Much to Be Certain of Smoot’s — Raturn. Claim

OW UPPER HOUSE?   Republican Party Managers No Now Much Concerned About Presidential Results.   SEVERAL SENATE SEATS : VERY. MUCH IN DOUBT   ‘Harding ‘Will Desert His: Fron! Porch Only to Save Senatorial Nominees.

BU. P. NOT URE ABQUT OENATE   RUUUE GLAAEL  Party Managers Not Concerned Regarding the Presidency,  Wadsworth Likely to Run Benind Harding in New York,

FIGHT CENTERS ABOUT SENATE   KEPUBLICANS CONCERNED OVER LOSING CONTROL.   BOTH PARTIES ARE CONFIDENT   Consider the Election of Harding as Good as Won—Many Seats in the Upper Houee to Be Contested.

MARRIAGES.   (From the Belleville Telescope) Rachelor-Spnangler.

NO REPORT ON ACCIDENT.   Cunard Representative Hasn't Heard of Imperator’s Troubles.

START CAMPAIGN FOR MEREDITH   Countrywide Effort Made fon Towa. Man   WOULD BECOME NOMINEE   Meredith Will Abide by His ! Priends’ Sentiment

BIG CHURCH MERGER.   Welsh Galvanistic Methodists Join With Presbyterians. ©

Poles Throw Attackiny Bolsheviki Back in Rou   Russians Forced to ti. tp Stubborn Resistance to Prevent Annihilation in Furiotis Polish Attacks; Warsaw to Be Free of Red Danger

\Lhe Red Retreat Turns To ‘Rout at the Gates of Warsaw   Only Stubborn: Resistance Enabled, Russians t« Prevent Annihilation of Retreating Forces.

RED DANGER HAS PASSED   WARSAW’S IMPERILLED DEFENSES "HAVE BEEN RESTORED   Bolshevik Were Routed. and Withdrew “More Than Ten Miles At Some Points Annihilation Prevented By Stubborn  a 2 er a re   RUSSIAN PEACE TERMS WERE BROUGHT: BACK BY DELEGATES ~~ TO THE CONFERENCE AT MINSK

WARSAW SAVED FROM MENACE.   Poles Push -Back Russiar Troops at Many Points   PEACE TERMS SECRET   Britain Reported to Have Asked Polish Refusal

BOLSHEVIK DEFEAT BEGINNING 19 LOOK ALMOST UKE BOUT   Russians Forced to Withdraw As Much As Ten Miles At Some Places.

Several Divisions Near Annihilation  ee re me  CALL DANGER OVER  Report Poles Get Terms of Peace

BOLSHEVIK RETREAT BECOMES A ROUT      ONLY STUBBORN RESISTANCE AT — CRITICAL POINTS PREVENTED ANNIHILATION OF RUs-

POLISH PUSH THE RUSS RED ARMY BACK CF WARSAW   The Bolshevik Recoil in Several Sectors Has Begun to ‘Assume Proportions -of a Ront. -

DANGER OF BIG TIE-UP REGARD. ED MORE SERIOUS AS CONFERENCE BEGINS TODAY

3 Kids Ride in White HouseCar After Plunge   Chests of Dripping Trio Swell ed by Trip With Wilson— Pal of One Gasps at Sight.

‘HEY, SKINNAY! WE’RE RIDING WITH PRESIDENT’; LAD DROPS BREAD: GASP<

ee fk ee ee ae ae Wee a ee ER ge ee ree cet) a casing ae age eae Three Boys, Just Out of Swimming Hole, Picked Up By President for Auto Ride

KIDS LIKE WILSON   President Picks Up Three Little Rave and Gives Them Ride.

Three-Youngsters Just Out Of Swimming Hole Get Ride With President’ Wilsor

THREE ‘KIDS’ HAVE RIDE WITH WILSON   President and Wife Pick Them Up at the “Old Swimmirn Hole.’

From ‘“‘Ole Swimmin’ Hole’’ to the President’s Auto. 3 Boys’ Luck

STRANGE BOYS ARE TAXEN FOR RIDE BY PRESIDENT IN WHITE HOUSE AUTOMOBILE

WILSON TREAPS THREE KIDS TO MOTOR RIDE   Youngsters, Fresh from Swinmin; Hole, Given 45-Minute Trip to Their Home in Presidential Car.

KIDS AT “SWIMMIN’ HOLE” GET RIDE TO HOMES IN PRESIDENT’S PRIVATE CAR

HAVE RIDE WITH PRESIDENT   Three Youngsters of Washingto! Delighted Beyond Measure by Attention Given.

PAEOIDENT AND MAS, WILSON GIVE TRIO OF WASHINGTON KIDS AN AUTO JOUANE!

‘Kids’ Just Out of Swimming Hole, Proud: President Gave Them Ride

ROADS PROPOSE  TO MEET AWARD   LINES SEEK 20 PER CENT IN. CREASE IN PASSENGER RATES BESIDES PREVIOUS REQUEST

RAILROADS WANT INCREASED RATES   Propose Advance for All Classes of Traffic.   VAST SUM IS INVOLVED   Carriers Want 20 Per Cent. Advance Passenger Fares, 9.13 for Freight in Addition to Previous Request and Surcharge of 50 Per Cent. on Pullman Charges.

RAILS ASK FOR 144 BILLION   ADDITIONAL REQUEST FOR REVENUE TO COMMERCE COMMISSION,   Passenger and Freight Rates Would He Greatly Inerensed to Veovide Money to Meet the Bigger Fayroll of Employeca.

RATE INCREASE ' ASKED BY ROAD!   20 Per Cent Addition to Pas: senger Fares Is Urged of Commission.

FREIGHT BILL ALONE WOULD BE INCREASED OVER BIL.LION DOLLARS UNDER PROPOSAL MADE _INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION BY CARRIERS.

‘BIG BOOST IN RATES  ASKED BY CARRIERS   MOUsT GT WORE WONERY TO MEET THE WAGE AWARD.   Interstate Commerce Commission Pe titioned to Inerense Passenger Fares 20 Per Cent and Freights 9.15.

RAILROADS SEEK HIGHER RATES TO MEET WAGE AWART.   Propose Hike in Passenger Pullman, Freight and Excess Baggage Charges To taling $1,642,921,085.

INCREASE NATION'S FREIGHT BILL MUCH MORE THAN BILLION   Railroads Would Also Advance Passenger Rates Twenty Per Cent. ;   PROPOSALS OF EXECUTIVES SUBMITTED TO COMMISSION   Received Without Comment and No Indication Given of Whether Hearings Would be Ordered—-Wage Award Estimaxcd at $626,000,000.

BY THE SYSTEMS   HOW TO PAY NEW WAGE      MINES SUBMIT NOTIONS OF HOW COIN MAY RE RAISED

WOULD HIT THE tal HARDEST   Bulk of Wage Boost. on Railroads Would Be Felt Most Here,   Railroads Plan Raise of 20 Per Cent in the Passenger Rates,

HIGH RATES INGREAGE ~ ASKED BY RAILROADS   20 PER CENT ADDITION TO PASSENGER FARES IS URGED OF “COMMISSION   FREIGHT IMPORTANT TEN    Higher Pullman and Excess Baggage Charges Held to Be Necessary to Meet Wage Boost.  ’

GREAT ADVANGE IN RATES AOKED BY THE SYSTEMS   HOW TO PAY NEW WAGE   LINES SUBMIT NOTIONS OF HOW COIN MAY BE RAISED

TAILWAT) APPLY ~ POR PRISON INOREASE RATES  To Meet the Wage Increases Al. lowed ;the Workers By    WOULD ADD TO FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TARIFFS   Their Figures Cover Twenty-Six Million Dollars More Than the Board's Estimate

PROPOSED BY RAILROADS T¢ MEET AWARD   PLAN JUMP $626,000, 000   Milk and Freight Advance Included In Proposal

Hundreds From Practicaliy Ever Southern State and Many Middle Western States Attending.

70 OVERCOME AND  DIES IN BLAZE   New York Store Basement Is Flaming Pit; Fire Starts in Room Containing Much Celluloid.

MANNUNZIO INSURGING   ' ———E~~_” °~&~» In Open Revolt Against Ttalo-dugoSlay Agreement—scizes .

D'ANNUNZIO IN REVOLT AGAINST REGENT PAC   Leader's Warships Leave Fiare For Unknown Destination.

Women Arrested in San Francisco Suspeeted to Be “‘Gradaates” of Chicago Crime Inatitaetien.

CREDIT TO GERMANS   Forty-five Million. Additional Credi le Extended Says Report.

FOOD CREDIT . FOR GERMANY   American Dealers Advance Berlin $45,000,000.

GIVE CREDIT TO GERMANY   American Packing Companies Aliow $45,000,000 to Relieve the Food Shortage.

Forty-five Million Dollars Has Been Allowed the Germans for the Purchase of Meats From the United States for 22 Months.

SUE ELMER J. COOK   ‘Three Tabler Children, by Their Father, Claim $5,000 Each.

THE GREEKS AND TURKS   They Have Clashed East o Smyrna with Turks in Offensive.

Greeks arid Turks in : Clash; Turk Offensive   on Large Scale Launchec  '

GREEKS AND  TURKS CLASH NEAR SMYRNA   Ottoman Forces and the Albanians Will Resis' Attempt of Greeks Tc Occupy Country.

GREEKS AND TURKS CLASH NEAR SMYRNA   Troops Are Massed for Assault Near Adrianople.

TURES AND BULGARS WILL RtotoT GREEK TROOPS IN THRACE   “orty Thousand Troops Said To Be Ready to Oppose the Greek Advance at Adrianople.—Clash Already Has Oc curred.

COMMISSION TO TAKE STEPS 10 AiD INDUSTRIES   Embargoes May Be Declared On Non-Essen< tials To Furnish Cars

DAILY SHORTAGE — (3 BO,000 GARG   RAILROADS UNABLE TO COPE WITH THE BUSINESS   PLANTS UNABLE 70 GET FUEL   interstate Commerce Commission ji Werking on Plan to Send Care Inte Localitles Where They are Most. Needed.

WOULD RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE   Sieps Taken By ihe Interstate Gommerce Commission,   FREIGHT TIE-UP HELD SERIOUS

CG TRIES TOGET CARS      tage ‘Ils Being Felt Al sien Country, Manufacturers Report,   GRAIN MOVEMENT SOON  WILL REQUIRE cIIPBLY   Outlaw Strike Blamed fot - seat Congestion at Railroad Terminals,

CAR SHORTAGE IS BI PROBLEM FOR THE COMMISSION   Immediate Action Planned ta Relieve Situation 45 Much as . Passiide   OUTLAW STRIKE BLAMED FOR PART OF TROURLE   Railroads Start at” Once to Prepare for the Movement ot Grain - Crom

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM, . MISSION PLANNING FO HELE OUT THE RAIDROABS,      EQUIPMENT WILL BE SEXT Te ‘PLACES WHERE UF 18. 4O8T NEEDED FOR ESSENTIALS.

CAR SHORTAGE RELIEF SEEN BY OFFICIALS   Embargo on Non-Essentials Is Kendall's Plan for Aid.

UU. UU AGT FOR RELIEF OF CAR SHORTAGE   Diversion of Equipment anc Embargo on Non-Essentials Being Considered   HALF BILLION DOLLARS ASKED IS INSUFFICIENT   RAILROADS DECLARED TO BFE TURNING DOWN ORDER: FOR OARS AMOUNTING TC 80,000 DAILY.

LANAING TO ACT TG. RELIEVE THE «GAR SHORTAGE   interstate Commer ce Commission Wil Grder Equipments Where Needed Niaost and Put Ban on Non-essentials .

OPINION OF THE LEADING BRITISH NAVAL EXPER   Over President Wilson’s Charge That ~ British Navy Was Qver Cautious During the War.

PROOF IN ACTIVITIES SEEN IN RESULTS   Leading British Naval Expert Ot jects To Wilson's Oriticiam of the British as Being Overcautious,

MR. HARD VACATION NOW IS AT AN END   Three Hundred Miles Out, But Begins Preparation of Norfolk Speech.   ARRIVAL POSSIBLY DELAYED

BALKS ON DEBT PLAN   SERMAN GOVERNMENT PROTESTS AGAINST CLEARING SYSTEM.   Berlin Notifies Allied Nations It Can not Meet the Monthly Payments as Agreed.

Monthly Debt Balanc®s In Past Have Been Paid in Cash But Notices Says Berlin is Unable To Do So.

CAN NOT: PAY IN CASH   naninen 4 Would Change the Present Clearing Arrangement: —.

GERMANY WANTS 10 CHANGE PAYMENTS   Cash Basis is More Than the Germans Like to Carry Out And Negotiations are Now Under Way For Other Pro.  redcapq.

GERMANY TRYING. 10 DODGE DEBI   She Fails to Live Up to Her Agreement in Matter of Debt Balance.

GERMANY SUGGESTS _ CHANGING METHOD   ‘Objects t to Monthly: Cash _ Payments.

G. 0, P, FINANCES ARE BARED BEFORE COMMITTEE   National Treasurer Lays Records Open, in Confirmation of His Denial of a Republican ‘Slush Bry gevel.?’”   HIS TESTIMONY

Republican National Treasurer Declares Party Contributions Have Yotaled a Little More Than $600,000 So Far—Submits List of Contributors.

Upham Submits Entire List Of  Subscriptions   Says No Contribution’ Was Over $2,500, In Senate Probe At Chicago   WILLING TO GIVE ALL OF RECORDS   Most All of Oontributions To Fund Are Under $1,000, Treasurer Says

COMING ACROSS: WITH THE DATA   About Contributions to the Re. publican Presidential Campaign Fand.   TREASURER GIVES  LIST OF THE DONORS   None Gave in Excess of $2500 and Only Eight Gave Over S1600. _

Republican. Treasurer Submits List In ‘Slush Fund’ Hearing  LIQUOR QUESTION AGAIN BROUGHT UP  Cummings Asked Concerning Activities Of Wets In New Jersey

MRS. OTTERSON FACES JURY ON. ” MURDER CHARGE   New Hampshire Woman Accused of Shooting  _Brother-in-Law Has Been in Jail 5 Months.

Accused of Having Killed Her Brother-in-Law on November 6   Prosecution Claims Murder _ Followed a “ Jealous

SIN FEIN HEAD NAY BE SENT 70 - SPECIAL CAME   Internment. of Arthur Griffitr With Other Republican Pris: oners at Ballykinlar Considered by Officials.   PREPARE FOR SUNDAY RALD   Dublin Crown Officiqls Take Precautions Against Another — fathraak an Cahhath.

IRISH PATRIOTS TO BE INTERNED WITHOUT TRIAL   Opposition To Alier Rule To Suffice As  Evidence.

SM WTERWUMENT. PROBABLE   Jetention in Camp Would Be Regarded as a Concession, According to Dublin ;   ENGLAND GETS DISCLOSURES OF PLOT TO TERRORIZE LONDON.

GRIFFITH'S FATE 10 BE MADE SOFT   Sinan Pein Chief Is No io Be Held As a Felon   HOPE FOR OUIET   Today in Dublin May Be Odd by Failing to Record Riot

- OF LABOR ‘UNIONS   [N STRIKE SETTLEMENT REACHED WITH GERMAN GOVERNMENT   Latter Will ‘Not . Attack ‘the - Work ers, Particularly ‘Those in Ruhr Valiey —  Withdraw Troops from Ravin.

WITHDRAWAL :      Third Day of  Special As sembly Session Leaves. Issue in Doubt      LEAVE OPPORTUNITY FOR STRIKE RENEWAL

GERMANY AND © UNIONS REACH SETTLEMENT   Government Is to Withdrav Troops.   LABOR DECIDES SOCIAL LAWS   With Repesentatives in Defense Corps.   New German Cabinet With So clalist Members — Allies to Allow German Army to Restore Order in Occupied Zone.

WILLING TO ~ ~ MOVE TROOPS   Government Promises ‘to Not Attack Workers in Ruhr Valley

DEMANDS OF LABOR   WILE BE GRANTED BY GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO UNIONS.   Forbidden To Attack Workers In:  cluding Those in Ruhr Valley,

LABOR HOLDS WINNING HAND   In German Settlement Its Leaders Get About All They Ask.    STRIKE THREAT BACKS DEMAND

BIG CONCESSIONS MADE TO LABOR UNIONS 1N CERMAN SETTLEMEN   GOVERNMENT TO WITHDRAW  TROOPS FROM BERLIN: LA: BOR DEMANDS ARE MET.

Iprising Takes Place at Vladi vostok, Nikolsk and Other Towns, With Authority ir Hands of Provisional Gov ernment; Reds Enter Towr Near Odessa,

Revolutionists in Control o Several Cities in Siberia, London Hears.

FAVOR SION WITH BOLSHEV:K RUSSIA   Revolution Breaks Out in Viadivostok, Nikolsk, Yenishiesk and Blagovestchensk---Sebastopol Panic Stricken,

VLADIVOSTOCK AND SEBATOPOL   All Menaced by the Bolsheviki Soviet Candidates Successful in All Elections   PEOPLE PANIC STRICKEN

H. (. £. SLEQTH AND SUGAR REFINERS MEET   Further Conferences Will Be Held, But no Announcement of prog, ress Made.

KANSAS WHEAT GROWN AT LOSS SAYS OFFICIA   Cost More to Produce Thar It Was Sold For Mohler Asserts.

YOUNG MAN: KILLED “AND SIX INJURED   Auto Crashed Into a- Bridge—Party Returning From Dance at Alfred.

LEE TIRES ARE REDUCED TODAY   New York Company Announces a Cut of From 15 to 26 Per Cent.

FRANCE 13 ALONE IN THIS MATTER ONY THE BRITISH   And That Government Is Not Approving Action at Paris.   Yet Isolated Activity May Increase Difficulties of Position.

FRANGE AGT ALONE IN MOVES ON RHINE   British Press Assunies” British Gov ernment Does Not Approve. of : Action Paken,

Buenos Aires Police Say Young Mar is Not “Trunk Murder” Fugitive.

FREE FOX, HELD AS LEROY   Buenos Aires Police Say Young Man Is Not “Trunk Murder” ’ Fugitive.

SAY SUSPECT 1S NOT MAN WANTED IN TRUNK MURDER   Morris Fox, Who Has Been Detain ed, Will Be ‘Released.

‘FOX’ IS NOT LERO}   Man Held For Trunk Murder Freed in S. America

SAILOR HELD FOR MURDER INNOCEN   ‘Man Taken From Gritieh Ship al Buenos Aires fs Not Le Roy 1 Finger Printe Reveal,

TRUNK SUSPECT-: IS NOT: LEROY, POLICE LEARN   Morris Fox Released to Re join His Ship at Buenos  = f Atear

Date Is Set For Hearing Appeal of Victor Berge   Release of William Haywood Turns Attention of Grand Jury to William Bross Lloyd, Millionaire Socialist of Evanston, IH., Who Boasts He is “Reddest of Reds.”

BERGER HEARING cI FOR THe ISTH OF FEBRUARY   NOTORIOUS SOCIALIST CONVICT: ED OF SEDITION.   HAYWOOD’S TRIAL !S CONTINUED A WEEK.   The Special Session of the Chicago Grand Jury is Turning Its Attention to Lloyd, Evanston Millionaire Socialist.

BERGER NOT PRESENT WHEN HIS APPEAL IS CALLED THIS MORNING   Seeks Reversion of Verdict of Guilty of Obstructing Draft.

BERGER CASE TO BE HEARD FEB, 1:   Milwaukeean Who Is at Liberty Under Bond Is Not in Court When Date for Review of His Trial Is Fixed.   BIG BILL HAYWOOD GIVEN LONGER TIME FOR HIS DEFENSE

BERGER’S APPEAL S "SET FOR FEBRUARY 19   MEE PUR TELDAUME Ive  Case of “William - Haywood and 15 Others Continued for Week  WATCH MILLIONAIRE

HEARING OF BERGER FOR INTERFERENCE WITH ORAET, SH      Millionaire Socialist of Evans. ton Claims Attention of Grand Jury.

Court in Chicago Sets Date for the Appeals of Haywood and Berger

DIRECTOR GENERAL RAILROADS HINES   Will Tell Brotherhood That H. Cannot Increase Wages  But Only   ADJUST THE INEQUALITIES

MINERS PROPOSE REOPENED AWARN   Ask Wilson to Direct Reconsideration to Give Additional Wave Increase

Charlie Chaplin Leads  Wife ‘Dog’s Life,’ She   Claims in Divorce Plea

SIMS LAYS BEFORE SENATE THIRTEEN SPECIFIC COUNTS   His Indictment Charging Mistakes and Costly Delays in Management of Affairs of Navy.

GIVES THIRTEEN COUNTS AGAINST NAVAL ACTIVITY   REAR ADMIRAL SIMS NEARING CONCLUSION OF HIS TESTIMONY.   RESPONSIBILITY RESTED ON DEPARTMENT, HE SAYS

TSCOUNTOARE — LISTEDBY SIME   Admiral Concludes His Cong Arraignment of Navy De. partment Today.   BLAMES “INNER” HEADS

NAVY DEPARTMENT CONDUCT OF WAR   Thirteen Specific Counts in Charging Mistakes and Costly Delays Laid Before Senate Investigating Committee by Rear Admiral Sims.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.  SCONDUCT OF WAR      Charging Mistakes and Castdy Oelays. Laid Before Senate Investigating Committee -by Rear Admiral Sims: -

13 CHARGES IN SHS’ SUNARY Ge TESTIMON  aco buy   Admiral Lists Specific Charges.— Says Department, Not Individuals, Errecj.

AAW DEPARTMENT FAILED TO CET READY FOR INEVITABLE WARFARE   Admiral Sims Presents Thirteen Specific Counts in His Indictment of Navy Department’s Conduct During First Few Months of War.

SIMS CONCLUDES NAVY ARRAIGNMENT 13 SPECIFIC COUNTS   REAR ADMIRAL’ SUMMARIZES CHARGES OF MISTAKES AND COSTLY  DELAYS. 7   ENDS THE INQUIRY   Lack of Cooperation With Representative in Europe in ‘Early War, Is Charyred.

‘Sims, . Finishing Attack,.Of ‘fers 13 Specific Charges of Bhunders.   by   CROSS-EXAMINATION  WILL START FRIDAY

SIMS MAKES 13 COUNTS AGAINST NAVY'S CONDUG:  Says Victory Won Not Because of Errors, But in Spite of Them   CROSS-EXAMINATION STARTS TOMORROW

INDICTMENT SAYS 1d MISTAKES MADE   Charges Against Navy Dep’ Summarized—Testimony Fills 200 Pages.

SUBMITS 18 SPECIFIC : INDICT: Y MENTS AGAINST DANIELS:      PAM WORK LACKING:   ‘lt ; ICTORY. was WON IN} [SPITE  OF ERRORS HE PECLARE                 L 4 . - Ht His Only Parpoke, He Says, Make Repetition of. Such    - takes Tmpossible. :

S/S SUMARIZES CHARGES AGAINST \AVY WAR ACTION   Arraigns Department On Specific Charges Of Error.

NAVY DEPARTMENT SUORED BY SIMS   CITES THIRTEEN COUNTS IN HIS INDICTMENT OF MISTAKES AND DELAYS

Admiral Sims Completes Arraignment; His. Cross-Examination ia Orde

THIRTEEN CHARGES ARE MADE BY ADMIRAL SIM   Gives Senate Committee His Sum. mary of Navy Department’s ' WMistakec in the War.   ORITICIZNS NAVY POLICY   ‘Eo Place Individual Responsibility He Says Persons Inside Must Tell.

PRESENTS CASE TD OENATE BODY IN FINAL FORM   Outlines Points On Which He _ Bases Charges of Negligence and Costly Delays.

ADMIRAL SIMS _ FINISHES TODAY   Arraignment of Navy Depart ‘ment Is Summed Up Before Senate Committee.   GIVES PRAISE TO MEN

SIMS FILES THIRTEEN SPECIFIC CHARGES ON NAVY DEPT,’S CONDUCT   Summarized His Allegations Concerning Misadministration.

SIMS ARRAIGNS THE NAVY DEPT ON 13 COUNTS   Admiral Charges His Superiors With Almost Everything Under the Sun.   NO INDIVIDUAL IS DIRECTLY ATTACKED   Scolding Covers Conduct 0! Navy Heads for Early Months of War.

~ FINISHES HS. ARRAIGNMENT   Concludes Testimony By Laying Thirteen.Specific count: In Indictment Before Investigating Commitiee   DECL ARES VESSELS ‘NOT READY FOR WAR   Department Violated Many © The Military Principles I Attempting to Formulat Tits War Policy

NAVY DEPARTMENT HELD RESPONSIBLE   Rear Admiral Sims Summa rizes Charges of Inefficienc' and Delay in Testimony Be fore Committee.   DECLARES VICTORY WON “IN SPITE OF ERRORS’   Thirteen Specific Counts Embraced in Indictment—Criticisms Are Not Aimed ai Any Individuals.

SIMS EPITOMIZES. CHARGES OF NAVY oI OTHFUL IN WAE   Vessels Not Réady When Natio Entered a War-Already in  Existence Three'Years.   NO PLAN: oR : POLICY GIVEN - HIM FIRST THREE MONTHS   Anti-Submarines Not - Sent “to ‘Help Allies Till Nearly One Month: After'U. S. Entry.

SIMS CONCLUDES ARRAIGNMENT OF NAVY IN ThE WAR   Charges Mistakes and Costly Delays in His Indictment

JUDGE PETERS WIFE  COMMITS SUICIDE      Ends Her Life In Bedroom of Home at Clarinda, Iowa, While Her Husband Is Away From Home ‘

FIRE DAMAGES PLYMOUTH CHURCH   Brooklyn Edifice Was Place Where Henry Ward Beeener Once Preached,

FIRE DESTROYS SUNDAY SCHOOL BUILDING OF BROOKLYN PLYMOUTH CHURCI

LAY FOUNDATION OF BETTER CONDITIONS   Plan Advance of Commun. ity Center Work.

INDUSTRIAL PEACE GREATEST NEED OF AMERICA TODAY   Carl Vrooman Offers Counte: Proposal to Flumb Plan to Secure It.   GOV. CORNWELL AMONG SPEAKES AT CONFERENCE   Tentative Plans for Nationalization of All Community Center Work Outlined—Representatives or  tioverhors of Thirty States Present, Giompers Pledges Labor's Aid,

PLANS FOR WORK IN COMMUNITY CENTERS DRAWN   Governors of Thirty States Pledge Their Support in Project

WOULD MERGE LABOR AND MEMORIAL DAYS   Community Organizations Advocate Simultaneous Celebration of Holidays.

Head of Women’s Federation Warne Biennial at Des Moines to Avoid Partisanship.

Women Have Right to Politics, Bu Must 'Not ‘Let Feeling Crop Out in Biennial.

ili telah be  Vul La A bd i 2   ' es Ths is The Warning of Mrs. Jessie Cole. lowa Leader.

BAR: POLITICS WOMAN'S PLEA   MRS. COWLES WOULD MAKE WOMEN'S CLUBS NON-PARTISAN  President Deplores Delay on Peace Settlement Before Wemcn's Clubs ¥ederatlon Mect at Des Moines.

MRS. COWLES DECLARES PARTISAN POLITICS MUST BE MINUS IN FEDERATION

CLUB NO PLACE FOR POLITICS   Head of Women’s Federation Warns Biennia! at Des Moines to Avoid Partisanship.

KEEP POLITICS OUT WOMEN’S CLUBS TOLD   General Federation Meeting At Des Moines Has Reorganization Plan Today.

HAVS KEEPS MUM ON SLUSH FUND CHARG!   Declines ico Comment on Allegation. Made by ‘Cox; Confers with Coolidge

WOULD FORCE OIL PRODUCERS TO MAKE PROMPT PAYMENT   Implied Threat by De Facto Government of Mexico Revealed in Belated Dispatches   LARGEST COMPANIES HAVE NOT MADE SETTLEMENT   (iabriel Barrios, Indian Chieftain tn Control in Mountain, State of Puebla, Into Which (Carranza is Reported Fleeing, Offers Adherence to Agua Prieta Revolationary Plan,

PROMPT PAYMENT TAXES DEMANDED AY REBEL FORGES   THREAT REVEALED IN MESSAGI FROM AMERICAN EMBASSY AT MEXICO CITY.

SET TIME LIMIT FOR PAYMENT OF ~ FEDERAL TAXES   Villa Does Not Trust the Revolutionary  Leaders.

TRYING TO FORCE OIL PRODUCERS   Defacto Government of Mexico Makes Threat Regarding Payment of Taxes   GIVE FIVE DAYS NOTICE   State Department Rules That Money Can Be Paid to Those in Authority

TRIED TO SHIFT WOOD, LOWDEN TO HARDING SIDE   Leaders, Worn and Battle All Night Attar   BALLOTS FAILURE      WOOD AND LOWDEN AT omtps as THEY ENTER FIFTH BALLOT Ttanaw

HARDING MEN SAY WILL HAVE VOTES ENOUGH TO NOMINATE OHIOAN WHEN THE BIG CONVENTION REASSEMBLES.

TRIED TO SHIFT WOOD, LOWDEN TO HARDING SIDE   veaders, Worn and Sleeples: Battle All Night After   BALLOTS FAILURE   WOOD AND LOWDEN AT GRIPS AS THEY ENTER FiFTH BALLOT TODAY.

LAST EDITION  47H (9 rrocr   FURTHER TEST VEN 10 STRENGTH OF BIG THREE   Convention Mects Prepared fo Fifth Ballot Over Presidential Candidate.   LATE IN REACHING HALL   New York Delegation Caucuses \Prying to Decide Where to Put Strength.

LEGATES EARLY AND ANXIOUS BUT LEADERS WEARY   All Night Conferences Brin Convention Into Session All Hope Is Final.   SPECULATION CENTERS ON BREAK TO LEADERS   Managers of Big Three Claim  Accessions but Harding Men Are Confident.

PREPARE 10 TURN 10 “DARK HORSES’   Further Tests of Strength Between General Wood, Lowden and Hiram Johnson Is First Thing In Order.   LEADERS IN CONVENTION ARE SLOW IN ARRIVING   Senator New of Indiana Declares Switch Everyone Is Looking For Will Come After Second Ballot.

Senator Harding made all th: gains, carrying him past th hundred mark.

OVER. NIGHT DRIFT WAS TO HARDING   Claims ‘ the Ohio Senator’s Friends That He Would Show Up Strong  Not (Borne Out, However.

TALK OF DARK HORSES GHD Wy AT CONVENTION   Leaders Worn and Sleepless Upon Arrival for Another Tough Day   SUPPORTERS OF BIG THREE STILL HOPEFUL   lEverybody Hoping President Can. Be Nominated Before  ‘ Tomorrow

GRAIN CORPORATION HEAD IN NORTHWEST NAMED BY U.S. JURY   Max H. Houser, Vice P resident, Declared to Be Interested With Concerns That Are Accused of Buying Grain at Governmeni Price and Manipulating Market by Wash Sales.

Says Famine Relief, Appropriation to Purchase Wheat Owned by-Speculators and: bfarests ~ Directly and Indirectly: ¢ Connected With, S.  - Grain Corporation. . agg, ete St

UPTON {3 GIVEN ON TOURIS  nore   Chicago Man Put Up Deposit of $10,000 as Good Faith  Guarantee,

OPTION tt  NEN ON TOURIST HEL   Chicago Man Put Up Deposit of $10,000 as Good Faith  Guarantee,

RESERVE BOARD DENIES AID TO FINANCE COTTON   Governor Herding Saya Solutlew Lica  With Homer Danks—-Phin  Tee:

DENIES REQUEST — OF COTTON MEN   COVERNOR HARDING OF ° FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD   CANNOT DEAL IN PRIGES:   Says Not Authorizea To Deat-In Prices By Minancing Cotton To. Re Hela For Higher Prices,  _eE gene iaein

FEDERAL RESERVE ~EFUSES AD 10  TOTO LN  MOVEMENT TODA   Harding Told J Cotton Repre"sentatives to Go Back Home And Quit Talking Calamity.  —Selling High Grade Stock  ~ Recommended. -

DENIES REQUEST OF COTTON MER   GOVERNOR HARDING or PRMBMRAB RESERVE BOAT   GANNGT DESL IN PRICES      Noto Authorized ‘to Deal In Prices Py Fipitueluge Cotten To Te  Hirld Per tligher Prices,

FEDERAL RESERVE — REFUGES AID TE COTTON HOLDING   Harding Told Cotton Representatives to Go Back Home And Quit Talking Calamity. —Selling High Grade Stock  Roerammendod.

FINANCING STAPLE CROP IS UP TO BANKS OF SOUTH 1S STATED   Governor Harding Tells Cottor Men to Go Back Home and Quit Talking Calagnity.   CANNOT LEND THE MONEY   Governor Outlines Position of Board As Regards Cotton. Advises Slow Selling.

Edict of Carranza Against American Developments — Reported Withdrawn   TUXPAN AND TAMPICO DRILLING TO RESUME   INTERVENTION OF BRITEST INTERESTS SAID TO WAV! BEEN MEANS OF BRINGIN AGREEMENT. ,

GARRANZA BACKS DOWN: ALL HAPP'   Americans Can Develop Oil in Vers Cruz Region by Latest Decree o Mexican Ruler; NatiOnalization o' Fields Held Up for Present.

QIN FEIN TY MOBILIZE  HAT aAeal   “Irish Republicans”. Are Tolc to Prepare for War With Unionists, Is Report That Alarms the English Leader:   Trouble Spreading in Northern Part of Island; Rioting in. Belfast Continues; Murder and Looting Increases

Orangemen Called to Join Battalions For Intensive Fighting; Mob Affempts to! Burn Convent; Crowd Stone Ambulances

IRISH CIVIL WAR ALAS BAITIS   Sinn Fein Leaders Claim - t&  Have Army of 200,000 Well Eauimed Men: °

A fter Johnson omes Hughes, Borah Declares   Trend Develops for 1916 Nominee; Idaho Senator Says He Is the Real Dark  1 ES

Hughes With Acceptable Platform. Borah’s Second Choice Candidate

TREATY PLANK APPE “ONE STUMBLING B TQ HARMNY:        Bitter Enders Have Not Changed Demand : for’: “Outspol Stand Against League of. Nations—Straddle Ai neare Mast Probable Course. ;

DEFENDS THE BOLSHEVIKS.      Admiral Graves Says Reds) Want Peace and Order.

A LIKING FOR HIGH PRICES   Clothing Men Pisinclined to Jotun With Government in Fighting Living Costs.

eS eE——————————eeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe  BATTLING FOR LOW PRICES ON 'MEN’S FINERY

PRICE ISSUE TAKEN UP.   Little Progress Toward Devel. opment of Policy Made at Conference in Capital.

LITTLE PROGRESO IN PAIGE CUTTING   Each Group of Clothiers Will ing That Other Elements o' Industry Should Eliminate Big Profits.

TAKES SECOND-HAND GOWNS   Prices Too High, Queen Mary Buys Dresses for $15 or Less.

BUYS SECOND-HAND GOWNS   Queen Mary Pays $15 for Gowns When Prices for Materials Go High.

POLISH ARMY         Dispatches From Moscow, Warsa Other Centers Indicate Extens. Being Made To Diop t the Bo Armies.

Capture of Rono and Advance of the Bolshevik Forces Makes Situation Precarious.

POLISH ARMY PREPARING FOR   Dispatches From Moscow, Warsaw. Other Centers Indicate Extensive Being Made To Stop the Bolsh Armies.

POLISH ARMS ARE GAINING ALONG FRONT   British War Office Takes Pessimistic View of the Situation.

LA FOLLETTE OR WALSH TO HEAD THIRD PARTY   WANT LAPOLLETEER, BET IF BR : TO SERVE, WILK TAKE KANSAS CITY MAN, WHO 1S FAVORED BY TABOR CRowD

PARTY'S CHOICE   Wisconsin Senator Mus' Give Assurances That He Will Accept if Nominated

LA FOLLETTE TO HEAD THE THIRD PARTY TICKET   The Only Question is’ Will He Accep: the’ Nomination of:the ,Labor Party and the 48:‘Commiittee

TVR PARTY WILL WANE A CAMPRIGR   LAFOLLETTE BELIEVED TO PE STRONGEST MAN FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE.   VOERALS TQ AMALGAMATE   Gonventions of Various Liberal Organizations, Opening At Chicago Friday, Expected to Coalesce,

AS-EAVORED BY A MAJORITY OF “LEADERS OF THIRD. PARTY 0 ONOVEMENT,   BOW. DEVELOPS OVER NAME “FOR THE PROPOSED PARTY,

LA FOLLETT: Will . BE NOMINEE OF THIRD PARTY   According to Prevailing Belief Among Delegates Who Will Attend National Convention of Liberal Organizations.

THIRD PARTY MAY CHOOSE LA FOLLETTE   Jtberal Organizations Are Scheduled to Meet in Chicago Monday.

Aten OF KANSAS CITY ES ALSO VMENTIOAERD   LaFalicite Can Have Henor It ite Will Accept hut Must De So —t there

LA FOLLEFTE-LIKELY TOBE THE NOMINEE QF UIBERAL” PART   Intimated Wisconsin Senator Will Accept !f He Can Dictate the Platform.

r Ip)  l ff   {By Don E, Chamberlain, United Press Staff Correspondent. }

ROW HAS DEVELOPED IN. - EMBRYO THIRD PART   Committee of Forty-Hight and Labor Element Cannot Apree on Party Name.   LAFOLLETTE IS FAVORED

LAFOLLETTE FAVORED FOR SRO PARTY HEAD   Wisconsin Senator Is Inclined te Accept Leadership of the Out. of-Lucks,

MAKING PLANS FOR DEMOCRATIC STATE MEETING   Governor Cox and Newlon DV. Baker, Secretary of War, To Speak At Convention ues: day.  Keynote Speech by M. A Daugherty of Lancaster

PIGNEER FAIRBANKS WOMAN DIED SUNDAY MORNING   Mrs. Jane Yeager Haie Passed 3 Age of 86 Years. Member of Pioneer Family.

PIONEER AT FAIRBANKS: DIES AT ADVANCED AGE   ‘MRS JANE HALE 85, WAS DAU GHTER OF VINCENT AND JANE YEAGER, EARLY SETTLERS

COLLINS BELIEVES PLAYERS LAID DOWN   Says Chicago Lost Pennant Chance Because Two Of Her Players Laid Down On Him.

LEGION FIGHTS FOR BONU:   No Funds Being Solicited From Publi:   to Carry on Work.

SHOULD BRING BIG CROWD.   Distribution of Prizes by Merchants 10 Take Place Saturday.

A ke : ~ SHOULD BIRUNG BIG CROWD.   + a a Distribution of Prizes by Merchant: Yo Take Place Saturday.

FARMERS MAY NAME MAN FOR NATION'S CHIEF      Thought Agricultural Organi zations Will Select Candidate At Chicago Gathering.

FARMERS MEET AT CHICAGO    Batabliching intereational Roard of Agriceulinre iatended.

UNION OF U5. AND CANADIAN FARMERS PLEA   Representatives of Agricultural Organizations Meet in Chicago for Discussion of Interest and Policies

CONDENINS MOVE 10 DRIVE TURKS FROM GONSTANTINGPIE      Bitter Resentment Weuld Manifest Itse'f In India and Musvulman Ceuntries. Is Prediction.

MUST THE TURK STAY!   To Drive Sallan Frone Constanti nople a Mistaae Sars Expert.

DESIRE FOR “AUTH      This is What The Sultan of Turkey Admits He Ought _ To Have.

FEMPORAL AUTHORITY ESSENTIAL 10 SULTAN   Indian Privy Councillor Emir Al Says He Should Be Left in Constantinople.

DIRTY TURK MUST STICK   He Should Remain in Constantinople.   SO SAYS THE HON. EMIR Ail   Danger of Much Troub!'e in India If Sultan is Driven Out.

SULTAN-WANTS TO "BECOME CALIPH OF TURKISH FAITHFUL   Proposal, to Drive “Ottoman: from Constantinople ls - “Deeply Resented

TURK GAPITAL OCCUPIED   ALLIED FORCES IN CITY.   ‘Milne Leads Troops Into Con  gtantinople—Serious Clash at War Office.

KLLIES AT GOLDEN HORN   Big Dreadnbughts Clear for Actior as Troops Enter the Turkish Capital.

TURKTOH CAPITAL TAKEN BY ALLIES   Troops Are Fired On as Constantinople Is Seized.   SEVERAL KILLED IN FIGHT   Big Warships Cleared for Action as Their Giant Guns Cover Both Sides of the Bosporus— Briton in Command,

DREADNAUGHT DECKS GLEAAED FOR ACTION; BIG GUNS POINTED    Arrival of Allied Forces Cause of Little Alarm—Few Signs. ,e of Panic Seen

ALLIES OCSUPY CONSTANTINOPLE   Clash Marks Entry of Troops Into the Gity.   SEVERAL VOLLEYS EXCHANGED

ALLIED TROOPS OCCUPY . CTTY OF CONSTANTINOPL        Every Ship at Dig aAntion; Cr Inspire  eet Cleared fur psente of. Military

CONSTANTINOPLE IS NOW OCCUPIED BY ARMED ALLIED FORCE:   Several Killed in Clash With Turks When they Resisted Occupation

ALLIED FORGE OUCUPIES THE TURK CAPITA   TURKS TOLD TREATY TERMS MEAN JUST WHAT THE LANGUAGE SAYS   Outrages Against Native Christians If Continued. Will Make Terms More Severe On Them

TROOPS OF ALLIES OCCUPY CONSTANTINOPLE; SEVERAL LIVES LOST IN SKIRMISH

-NOWOCCUPY   Constantinople With Allied f Warships. Commanding FE » Both Sides “Of ; the: Bos mhorne..

ALLIED TROOPS ARE IN CONSTANTINOPL   ' ‘GIANT BATTLESHIPS COMMAND BOSPHORUS,

TURK CAPITAL IS OCCUPIED By Troops Of The ALLIES  THE WARSHIPS  Command Both Sides 0} The Raenharne

TAUOPS ENTER UAPITAL UNDER GUNS OF FLEET   Several Killed in Clash at War Office When Turks Resist Invasion  of Soldiers.

ALLIES OCCUPY: CONSTANTINOPLE. WITHOUT TROUBLE   Landing was'Carrjed out under the Guns of Formidable Allied Fleet in the < Bacahapis.   4.000 BLUE JACKETS   Comprehensive ‘Plans Had Beer Made and Precautionary Steps Takén. Number of Turks  . Arrested.

Warships Train Big Rifle On Constantinople Whil Blue Jackets Are Landec From Vessels.

ALLIES OCCUPY TURK CAPITAL   CONSTANTINOPLE IN HANDS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.   BUT A SINGLE SERIOUS CLASH   Otteman Troeps at War Office Offer Restiatamce, and a Nember Shet —Austherity ef Sultas Net Jeopardizsed.

But One UntowardHappening During Process  CLASH AT WAR OFFICE      Turks Resist Allied Forces and Several Punjabi of British Forces and Turks are Killed —Landing is Carried Out Under Guns of Fleet in Bosphorus — Inhabitants Manifest Little Alarm

FORGES OF ALLIES   Serious Clash at War Offive Where Turks Offered Only Resistance.   NO INTENTION TO DESTROY AUTHORITY OF THE SULTAN   Statement Issued by Hich Commissioners Says Intention Not to DePrive Turks of Capital Will be Ad. hered to, Unless Continued Massa. erese Cause Allies to Change Plans,

War Ships in Full Command Both Sides of the Rasnhoris.   CLEARED FOR ACTION.   Shopkeepers Show ‘Alarm But Are Soon Reassiired ‘py Troops. ,

RESISTANGE OFFERED AT WAR OFFICE   Several Killed in Exchange Of Shots With Turks— Landing Is Carried Out Under Formidable Guns Of Entente Fleet.

~ CONSTANTINOPLE   Great Guns of British: Dread: nought  and Other. -Altier  Warships Anchored. in. the x Golden Hornfevery Ship i is Cleared for Action.

ALLIES TRAIN GUNS ON CONSTANTINOPLE AND CAPTURE clTy   British Warships Lying in Golder Horn With Their Decks Cleared for Action.   ALL ALLIES PARTICIPATE   Four Thousand Bluesjackets Are Landed from British Warships.

ALLIES CONTROL CONSTANTINOPLE   Long Anticipated Military Dem. onstration Against Turks Has But One Untoward Incident   Serious Clash at the War Office Where Turks Resisted Occupation Ends in Casualties

Allied Troops Occupy Turk Capital; Warships Turn  Their Great Guns On City

IN TURK CAPITAL   Allied Troops and Warships Ar in Command in Constantitiopie Now.

ALLIED TROOPS IN CONTROL Of CONSTANTINOPLE   TO KEEP SULTAN ON THRONE   BUT THE MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS MUST BE ENDED.

ALLIES OCCUPYING CONSTANTINOPLE: BUT FEW KILLED   Commissioner Says There is Ne Intention of Destroying Sultan’s Authority.   MAY MODIFY DECISION IF MASSACRES CONTINU!   Landing of Forces Carried ot Under Guns of the Formidable Allied Fleet.

FIGHTING AS ALLIES SEIZE CONSTANTINOPLE   Sharp Clash at War Office—Great Fleet Overawes City

Constantinople With Alliec  Warships Commanding - Both’ Sides of. the Bos. phorus; -- - 7°...

Small Resistance fo Occupction of Terkish Capital by Forces Gan, Milne--Aim te Strengthen Rather Than Usarp Power of Sultan --Hold on City Contiggent on Tarks Babavior As-to Massactes and Qisaders

ASK WHISKY FOR PATIENTS   Syracuse (N. Y,) Health Authorities Make Efforts to Prevent Spread of Influenza.

SOURCE OF MONEY GREAT MYSTERY   Rumor Millions Are in Pay. ment of Russian Military Supplies

INDICTED CLOTHIERS.   New York Firm Indicted or Five Counts by Grand Jury.

HOOVER LEADER DENIES CHARGE   Says $3,000 Was Largest Single Contribution  in California.

MONEY FOR HOOVER MODEST IN AMOUNT   PROMOTER OF BOOM SAYS HI! EXPENDITURES swakLu.   Lees Thae a Headred Theusaad Do} lare Expended ta Effert to Carry ‘ aliforeia—Johbases Figarea Are Dispeted.

WESTERN HOOVER FUND ONLY $83,21C   Gregory Denies Stories of Large Expenditures   Senators Place Wood Fund Total at Ahout $1,250,000

Hoover’ s California Boom Expenditures Were $83,210   Amount Named by Warren Gregory, President of His Republican Club, as Amount Expended in Recent Preference Primary—Denies Charges of Johnson Managers That Hired Workers Were Used.

Another Quarter Million : _ To Be Added to Wood Figures by Committee   VIISSING TREASURER BACK   Hoover Manager Denies Thal Paid Workers Employed In California Race

HOOVER LEADER IN CALIFORNIA TELLG OF FUND SPENT BY CHIEF   Campaign On the Pacific Coast Cost $48,210.72 Warren Gregory Inform: Senate Probe Pdiines   CHARGES OF JOHNSON MANAGERS ARE DENIEL

Se  HOOVER'S CALIFORNIA MAN DECLARES MOST OF THEIR  WORKERS VOLUNTEEREI

HOOVER EXPENSE IN CALIFORNIA WAS $83,210.72   Largest Subscription Received Was $3,000 From a Life Long Friend.

SPENT $83,000 TO AID HOOVER   Gregory Tells of Campaign in Pacific Goast States,   MANY SUBSCRIBERS TO FUND

STEBBINS HEARD BY COMMITTEE   Is Unabte te Estimate the Wood National Fund.   SAYS BOOKS MUST BE AUDITED

NOURANGE  PAPEH Uo GLUE Ih PHUDL   Officials Tell of Efforts by Known Woman to Change Beneficiary

NOUTANGE PAPCH [a  ULUE IN PAOD   Officials Tell of Efforts by Known Woman to Change Beneficiary

MILLIONS IN FOOD POTTING 1 HAVANA   Stench and Disintegration So Bad That Epidemic of Disease is Anticipated.—Plans Made to Clear the Situation Bv Authorities,

U.S. GOODS ROTTING ON HAVANA WHARVES   Foodstutis Being Towed to Sea in Barges and Dumped Overboard.

F) WORKERS SEIZE YVERNIVIENT ARSENALS   lice, Soldiers Defeated, Complete Overbrow Of Ministry Is Predicted --Milan arley Is Called Today In Effort To Stem olshevist Tide.

OAS LABOR UNIONS UST FIGHT HARD AGAINGT ASSAULTS   All Friends of Justice Should Redouble Efforts to Improve Conditions.   REV. JOHN RYAN TELLS OF NEED OF PROTECTING LAWS   Whiting Williams Urges Estab. lishment of National State Employment Bureaus. More Radicalism in England Than in America.

LABOR LAWS ARK NEEDED FOR HEN SPEAKERS SA}   Extension of Compensation Law Urged by Association.

MORE PROTECTION ~ FOR LABOR URGED   PASSAGE OF COMPENSATION ACT FOR LONGSHORE-'.  MEN ASKED.

PROTECTIVE LAWS FOR LABOR   Plane Urzed to Extend Workmen's. Cumpensation to Seldiers.

PROTECTION Ut WORKERS THEME FOR DISCUSSION   Plan for Extension of ; Compensation  ) Act   UNIONS MUST FIGHT FOR RIGHTS

ISCUSS GENERAL —  C. OF C. PROGRAM   TODAY'S LUNCHEON MEET kaw TLAED INTO A ROUND TABLE.      ASK MORE EFFICIENCY      ; & Employers Requested to Release  Service Men for Armistice Dav Parade.

DISCUSS GENERAL C. OF C. PROGRAM   TODAY'S LUNCHEON MEET axts FURAED INTO A ROUND TABLE.   ASK MORE EFFICIENCY   Employers Requested to Release Service Men for Armistice Day Parade.

BRITISH SHIPS ABLE TO LEAVE DESPITE STRIKE   Many Longshoremen Go Back; Union Heads Sorry.

BRITISH LINERS STEAL MARCH ON ~ LONGSHOREMEN   ALL BUT ONE OF THE BIf LINERS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE DEPARTS

LONGSHOREMEN 60 BAGK TO THEIR JOB!   All British Steamers But * One Manned.

BRITISH LINERS SAIL IN SPITE _ OF THE STRIKES   New York Longshoremen Fail in Effort to Tie Up » $Shipping.

STRIKING MARINE WORKERS RETURN 10 BRITISH SHIPS   Steamship Lines Able To Get Under  Way Again.

NEw YORK BS YCOTT FAILS.   British Ships Get Away Despite  go trike of Lougshoremen.

STEANISHIPS SAIL DESPITE WALKOUT   British Companies Win Vice: tory Qver Strikers; Longshoremen Return to Work

strike of Longshoremen Ev: dently Frustrated by Office Force and Passengers, Who Load Baggage and Supplies.  ceutemenentteeneeee  fNiineugnnraeaasrai nrvTtini   Condition of Lord Mayor MacSwenev of Cork Is Critical—Rioting Con tinues in Many Irish Cities.

NEBRASKA PRIMARIES ATTRACTING ATTENTION   Unusually Heavy Vote Reported By Party Leaders At The Polls Today.

Nebraska And Georgia Voters  Going To Polls   Wood and Johnson Are Con. testing For Support of Nebraskans   FATE OF BRYAN ALSO AT STAKE   Georgia Primary Is First Big _ Test of Strength of Democratic Factions

COX’S POSITION ON ENFOR  LAW IS SHOW)   I STANDS FOR RIGM LAW EN: FORCEMENT AS OBLIGATION AND OATH OF OFFICE

Nominee Roasts Public Officers Who Encourage Unrest by Closing ._ Eyes to Oath and. Obligatior

cox TAKES POSITION ON —  STRICT LAW ENFORCEMENT      Democratic Presidential. _ Nominee’s . Views Made Public by “Kansas . . Mity-Attoney _~

COX, IN LETTER, STANDS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT   Pollock, of Kansas City Makes Governor’s Letter Public.

GOVERNOR STRONG FOR LAW AND ORDER   Constitution and Statute Must Be  Carried Out, Says Cox.

COX FIRM CHAMPION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT   Letter from Democratic Nominee tc Judge Pollock of Kansas City Shows Stand Against Radicals.

COX SAYS HE FAVORS LAW ENFORCEMENT   Democratic Nominee States Position in Letter to Ka Nihon.     iss Clty

‘SHIP BOARD OFFICERS WILL GIVE TESTIMONY   Congressional Committee Will Call Them, Former President is Told at Hearing.

BOARD OFFICIALS WILL BE CALLEI   Present and Former Higt Executives of Shipping Board Will Testify   “EREE TRIPS’ ALLEGED      American Merchant Marine Operator Says Foreign Interests Were Favored

HINT FOREIGN GRIP OH SHIPPING BOARI   intent to Help Foreign Competitio: Js Alleged by E. F. Luckeabach. a Ship Owner

ALL HANDS TO TESTIFY.   Fall Light te Be Shed On Shipping RBeard shertceminange.

CHARGES FOREIGN BY SHIPPING BOARD INTERESTS FAVORED   None of Officials Included it Indictment by Edgar F. Luckenbach.   FIRST HEAD OF FLEET CORPORATION TO TESTIF)   Following Thanksgiving Holiday Members of Investigating Committee Expect to Go to Washington for the Open. ing of Congress.

INQUISITOR WILL MAKE THOROUGH  PROBE   Present and Former High Officials of Bureau Will Be Heard By the Walsh Conaressional Committee   AMERICAN INTERESTS NOT TREATED FAIRLY   Vessels Were Allocated to Great Britain While Our Own Operators Had to “Stand By.” Charaes.

WILL ASK HIGH OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY SAID   Foreign Interest Declared To Hola Responsible Position In Shipping Board

Of “ BE AT) ON   INVESTIGATION OF SHIPPING BOARD'S AFFAIKS WILL BE MOST EXHAUSTIVE.

OFFICIALS WILL BE  ~ ASKED TO TESTIFY   FIRST PRESIDENT OF SHIPPING BOARD UNDER FIRE OF COMMIETEE,

ROB SWELLS OF $100,000   Guests at the Sleepy Hollov Country Club Relieved of Their Jewelry.

BETTER SYSTEM EDR MARKETING PRODUCT ~-AF FARM 1S URGE?   ' National : Organization of State Market Officials Expected to  Result From Conference

PROBE OF ARMY AWARDS — WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK   House War Investigating Committee to Conduct Inquiry—Plans Are Now Being Made.

TO INVESTIGATE AWARDS OF MILITARY DECORATIONS   House Committee Will Begin Probe Next Week, Chainman Johnson Annanners,

QUSE TO INQUIRE INTO DECORATIONS   War Investigating Committee T Carry On Inquisitions Would Favor Enlisted Men,

BAILEY AGAIN LEADS NEFF BY 4,000 VOTES      TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS N PRIMARY NOT LIKELY T0EXCEED 450,000

BAILEY RETAINS LEAD OVER NEFF: ESTIMATE CF AN OAT VOTES (25      RELATIVE STANDING OF FOU) CANDIDATES UNCHANGED AS COUNT ROGRESSES.

FARM FINANCES ARE UP FOR DISCUSSION   President-elect Harding Consid ers Question With Myron T. Herrick.

VARYING TOPICS ARE DISCUSSED   By President-Elect Harding  and Several Notable Visit ors at Marion Today.   MORE SPECULATION  AS TO APPOINTMENTS   Belief Now is Secretaries of State and Treasury Will be  Annoarrneed Cann

WILSON WILL NOT GIVE DEBS PARDO   President Said to Feel That I Would Be Bad

WILSON SAID TO BE OPPOSED TO DEBS’ FREEDOM   Fears Pardon Would Have Il Effect on Country in Event  of Another War.

EVANSVILLE LIQUOR MEN PLEAD GUILTY   Two Evansville Detectives Confess Knowledge of Whiskey Operations in Interstate Traffic

DETECTIVES CHANGE PLEAS 10 GUILT   Only 12 of 79 Evansville Men Charged With Liquor Violations, Remain On Trial

WILL GUI MORE TO RIDE   HIGHER FREIGHT AND PASSEN GER RATES GO INTO BKFRECT ON ROADS TONIGHT,   PAGGAGE RATES BOOSTEL   In Addition Passengers Also Willi Pay Higher Pullman Charges and Baggane Rates-Cost fo Sction Four Million Pay.

HIGHER RATES BEGIN: TONIGH!   Freight and Passenger Charges Are Effective at Midnight Throughout Nation,

RATE BOOSTS ARE IN FORCE TONIGH)   Means Higher Passenger anc Freight Rates on American Railroads.   LAKE BOATS GET “BOOST”   May Make Them Effective a Once er Wart Until - Jan, de

vol NALIN 04,100,000 PER DAY   increased Rail Rates Go In to Effect at Midnight; All Commodities Affected

Income of Railroads Will Be Ma terially Increased After  Midnight.

DATES GOURTO EFFECT TONIGH   $4,100,000 Per Day Estimated as Additional Reveune on Freight   PASSENGER INCREASE 20 MILLION A MONTE   RIGHER PULLMAN FARE WILL BF CHARGED AND THI RATES ON EXCESS BAGGAG! INCREASED.

HIGHER RAIL RATES COON. NT MDNICH   20 PER CENT INCREASE IN PAS SENGER FARES WILL AMOUNT TO $20,000,000 MONTHLY

NEW RAIL RAIES UP TONIGHT   increase woes into LI fect at Midnight  MAY BOOST H. C. L  re ee  Daily Cost To Natior $4,100,000   MAY BOOST H. C. L

ELWELL SLAYER TS KNOWN, I THEBELIER.   District Attorney to Take New Course in Probe   Knowledge Withheld Fron Officers to Protect Name of Another Woman,  Is Deduction

Persons Knowing Elwell’s Slayer Refuse Facts, Charge.   MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED   Withheld Name of Girl Ownlne Pink Lingerie.

BELIEVE ELWELL  MURDERER KNOW   Acsiatint District Attorney Joyer Convinced Slayer is Being Protented Through Dosire to Shield Wonin,

‘Still Working  — On Elwell Case   THOTONT SEVERAL PERSON! KNOW MURDERER BOT WITH. HOLD PACTS,

LA HUERTA REGIME HELD iN BALANCE   WASHINGTON OFFICIALS WEIGH ASSURANCES OF DE FACTO GOVERNMENT   Protestations Seem Dependable But Old-time Appointees Remain on Jobs.

New Government MayBe Recognized by U.S.   STATE DEPARTMENT 0 ACT

MEXICAN AFFAIRS TF IMPORTANCE   Diplomats and Officials In Washington Deeply Concerned.

Same Old Gang Runs  Mexican Government   CARRANZA’S UNDERLINGS ARE STILL IN OFFICE AND  RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS REMAIN IN JEOPARDY. AMERICA IS ANXIOUS TO RECOGNIZE THE NEW REGIME, BUT CANNOT DO SO JUST AT THIS TIME.

MEXICO HOLDING OFFICIAL GAZE   Reorganization of Huerta Government Attracts  Interest.

Washington Gives Attention to Situation in Mexico With View to Possible Recognition

MEXICAN AFFAIRS GIVEN ATTENTION AT THE CAPITAL   Eftoris Of The Huerta Government To Compose The Country Believed Sincere   MANY DIFFICULTIES ARE TO BE SURMOUNTED FIRST   Graft and Neglect Still Exist In Many Official Circles Of The Southern Republic

MEXIGAN SITUATION CAREFULLY ‘STUDIED   Recognition May Be Accordec to Provisional Government.   CALDERON TO MEET DAVIS   American Officials Impressed With Evident Sincerity of de La Huerta’s Expressions and of Efforts to Bring About Order in Country—-Obregon Wants to Reduce Army Size.

ACT 10 SETTLE MEXICAN MUDDLE   SITUATION CREATES MORE CONSIDERATION THAN ANY SUBJECT OF DAY

INITED STATES GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS REGOGNITION: OF PROVISIONAL REGIME

America is Making Close Study of Mexican Affairs With View toRecognitior

MAY RECOGNIZE NEW REGIME   State Department Studying the Mexican Situation,   DE LA HUERTA HELD SINCERE

CONSIDER RECOGNIZING NEW MEXICAN REGIME   U. S. Notices, However, That Hated Leaders in Various Mexican Departments Are Unchanged

WOLD MEKIG   American Government Keep ing Close Tab on Develop ments South of the Inter national Rorder. —"   RECOGNITION MAY BE ASKED FOR SHORTLY   Many of the Same Men Who Conducted the Affairs Under Carranza Are Active  ti~.dayv Alnus Danie tes

DELA HUERTA MAY BE RECOGNIZED BY U. 9, GOVERNMENT   Assurance of Ability to Keep Order and Protect Foreigners Will Be Required of New Mexican Regime.

DERING RECOGNITION HE MEYICG   American Officials Impressed With Evident Sincerity of Revolutionists.   FOREIGNERS REPORT SAME DIFFICULTIES   Claim There Is Little Change In Situation From Carranza Regime.

MEXICAN SITUATION   Receiving More Careful Stud) * By the American Government. .

IMPRESSED WITH EFFORTS TO BRIG ORAER IN MEXICN   Situation is Now Receiving Careful Study by American Government.   RECOGNITION MAY BE ACCORDED DE LA HUERTA   Obregon's Desire to Reduce Size of Army Believed to be Sincere, but It is Noted the Army Has Been Increased by 30,000 Men.

BATTLE RAGES IN CHURCHYARD   One Shot Dead After Revival Meeting Ends

CHURCH SERVICES END IN GUN BATTLE AND RIOT   One Man Killed and Another Seriously Wounded in Fighting in Ohio Country Chesch Yard.

New Marks in Speed and, Ac complishments are Made &t + Bighway Institution

RECORDS BROKEN   New Marks in Speed and -Ac_ Romp a bneats are Made at . Highway Institution. -.

HARDING IS NOW ~INBROWNSVILLE   President Elect Spends Las Day of Texas Vacation in Comiort.   IMPORTANT INTERVIEWS

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING TO MEET SENATE LEADERS   LODGE, JOHNSON AND NEW IN IMPORTANI CONFERENCE AT NEW ORLEANS BEFORE PANAMA TRIP 1S MADE

HARDING AND PARTY ARE AT BROWNSVILLE   Ends Discomforts of Storm; Weather for Comforts of Creager Home.   MEETS GOVERNOR W. P. HOBBY

HARDING ENDS. TEXAS OUTINC   jLeaves Taday for. New Oviean  Where He Wil Board a Steam ev for Panams.

SUMMER RESORT TALK BLOWS UF   Point isabel Ceases to be Resort Pros. pect After Acvent of Norther. Texas Governor to Call.

SENATOR HARDING “IN BROWNSVILLE   Point Isabel No Longer Consideres As'# PosSible Summer Capitol,

HARDINGS NOW AT BROWNSVILL   AFTER BEING MAROONED FOU DAYS BY “NORTHER”®—WILL RECEIVE TEXAS GOVERNOR

SENATOR HARDING - INBROWNSVILLE   Point Isabel’ Ne Longer Considere: As a. Poetible Summer Capitol

Mexican Ambassador to U S. Withdraws Fron Mexican Presidential Race ~— Country in Throes of Revoiutionists

REVOLTIN ‘MEXICO IS _ SPREADING   THE COUNTRY SAID TO BE HONE YCOMBED WITH REVOLUTION. .   Rebels Put Steel Ring: of ‘Soldiers About Mexico City—Bonillas Withdraws from Presidential Race.

CHIHUAHUA CITY FALLS TO REBELS   “Steel Ring Surrounds Mex ico City and All States But One,” Claim.

PLIGHT OF CHIHUAHUA IS CRRIQTIS   Fall of Capital City Alarm: Mexican Border - Residents   MORA LEAVES JUAREZ   General to Confer With Carranza; Pledges His . Loyalty

CARRANZA CHIEF AT JUAREZ SUES TO MEXICO CITY   Rebels Marching on Border Town Opposite Brownsville, Texas

REVOLUTIONARY. MOVE SPREADING   Generals at Juarez Issue: State : ment Pledging: Sujport to: 3 Carranza. ° _       MEXICO IS. HONEYCOMBED

U.S. SOCIALISTS NOT BOLSHEVISTS   Morris Hillquit States They jAre So’ cial Democrats of the Marxjan School.

POUT GAN  HULLOUIT AGAR BATTERS DAWA CTATE GHARGES  Ve   Socialists Are Not Bolshe vists, He Tells Assembly Court. ~   NO SOVIETS WANTED   Would Be Infantile, He Declares, io Advocate System for U.S.

Gi ashen, Near’ = ie The Liggett         ounty drder OW Company’ Vay “Ay 000. Barect Well in. aA,

Gusher Near. . The. Ligget:      ou ¢ mpany fre TWell da Bust, Cimanty,               Commty Bort TOW) Loe Huth:

POLITICIANS naa AADISON 10 DRAFT PLATFORMS   FOUR PARTIES HOLD STATE CONVENTIONS - AT CAPITAL TUES pasos   Republicans Have Four Candi. dates for Office, Parker Es Biaine Man.

REPUBLICAN MEETING IS STAR ATTRACTION   Fight For Championship to be Contested by Four.

FOUR. CONVENTIONS SCHEDULED TUESDAY: ~ AT BADGER CAPITAL   'Rébublican Gathering Star At ; ‘traction Among Meetings of  Political Parties   FOUR CANDIDATES OUT =. FOR STATE GHAIRMANSRIF   Whittel Put Forward as Com: promise: Candidate

PENNSY FLYER JIS DITCHED   Stee! Cars Save Scores of Lives Wher Crack Train Leaves the Rails in Ohio,

FIVE INJURED IN GAR CRASH   FE Des Moines Car Collided With Another Car Near Seventh ie Street Viedect. .

/FLYER DITCHED ON PENNSY   Crack Train Leaves Rails-——Steel Cars Save Lives.

FIVE INJURED “IN-CAR CRASH   WE Dew; Moines Car Colllded Wit Another Car Near Seventh + vin: Greet “Viaduct. -

FIGHT IS BETWEEN PREUS-SHIPSTEAD   PROMINENT DEMOCRAT SAYS ALL THOSE AGAINST XS. P. SHOULD e1VPpPPparpy? PpRrEeTe

LEAGUE OF IOWA MUNICIPALITIES      3rd Annual Session Opens Weiines. day at Des Moines

LEAGUE OF IOWA MUNICIPALITIES   28rd: Annual Sossion Gpens Wednes. day at Des Motnes

NEW STUZ STOCK DIVIDEND   Motor Conipany Plans Insurance of 80,00 Shares, If Stockholdere Approve.

AUTO THIEF CAPTURED   AFTER COLLISION WITH SUR VEYOR AND EXCITING CHASE BY POSSE OF MEN—RE. TURNED TO WISCONSIN.

rOTATED Ut  ITALIAN KING ANE SEILEL BY WARKME   Agricultural Soviets Meet With No Opposition From Royal Guard   SYNDICALISTS CLAIM INDUSTRIAL VICTOR}   Agreement With Organizec Labor May Extend to Textile Trades

ITALIAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES SEIZE LANDS BELONGING TO THE KIN(

LUROPEAN NATIONS MUST WORK OUT OWN FINANCIAL RECOVERY   rHIS WAS DECIDED BY THE PRESDENT AND CABINET AT THE MEETING TURSDAY   PECTISION MADE BECAUSE OF THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH AGREF. VENT WAbP SUNDAY

WILSON WOULD “HOTA ALLS   EUROPEAN COUNTRIES MUST PADDLE THEIR OWN FINANCIAL CANOE.

President Wilson and his Cab. - inet Have Decided Against Further Aid to Europe.   ARRANGEMENT MADE .. . NOT.SATISFACTORY   Plan Agreed To By France anc British Would Force Th: . United States to Carry Thi -Big End of The Financial Bur- den of The War.

Y.9, WILL GIVE NO AQDITIONAL FINANCIAL ANN   President and Cabinet De Olde Germary and Allies ’ Must Do Best They Can   AGREEMENT OF PREMIERS IS HELD ‘INCONCEIVABLE’   AMERICA UNWILLING TO UNDERWRITE GERMAN INDEMNITY AS LLOYD GEORGE AND MILLERAND WISHED,

PE FINANCES WiLL STAND ALONE   REPORTED UNITED STATES DECIDES TO WITHDRAW FURTHER AID.   Claim Plan Adopted at Hythe Would Virtually Make America Underwrite German Indemnity.

NO MORE LOANS   Wilson and Cabinet State Polics . Toward ‘Allies

FUROPE CAN WORK. COUT OWN FINANCES   President Wilson Decides Ne More Help to Be Given by ~ United States.   DON’T LIKE AGREEMENT   Lloyd-George and Millerand Appear to Be Letting — U.S. Hold Bag,

KO MORE FINANCIAL HELP FOR GERMANY OR ALLIES FROM U.8      WILSON AND HIS CABINET AS.  NDED BY FINANCIAL  AGREE MENT OF THE ALLAIE!

HARDING IN CONFERENCE,   Upham, Herrick and Daugherty Were Catters Today.

HARBING HOLDS - CONFERENCE TODAY   CHARLES E, EUGHES AND HERB ERT HOOVER HAVE FAIR CHANCE FOR THE CABINET

FORMER FOOL CHIEF HIGH ON LIST   darding Confers With Party Leaders On Make-up of Official Family

UPHAM, HERRICK ae DAUGHERTY. ~ TOSEE HARDING   nae With Him Today: ot Party Affairs and Cabi- - , net Perzonnel.

HARDING DISCUSSES CABINET PERSONNEL WITH PARTY LEADERS   Name of Charles EB, Hughes for ;  eoretary of Btate Is Still  the Favorite,   CONVINCED OF FEASIBILITY OF INTERNATIONAL COURT   "gees No Reason for Changing His   Plan of a Re-codification of Internations] Law and Formation of a World Court,

LAST GASP FOR SUFFRAGE (N DELAWARE LEGISLATURE    House, By Vote of 24 to 10, Defeats Move to Consider ( Ratitication.

SUFFRAGISTS LOSE DELAWARE   Legislature Adjourns With Out Acting on Ratifica tion Measure.

NOTHING DOING WITH DELAWARE LEGISLATUR   Federal Suffrace Still Lacks.. Decid ing State Vote—Adiourn With No Action.

BLACK AND TANS WRECK AND ROB LIQUOR HOUSES   VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN CORK IRELAND, WHERE M’SWINEY’S BODY LIES IN STATE.   THOUSANDS VIEW HIS REMAINS   British Soldiers Tear Of the Mourns ing Drapery That Had Been Hung Over the City Hall.   BULLETIN.

ASKS HANDING TO BE SPECIFIC,   Roosevelt Tells Him to Take Defi nite Stand On League of Nations.

IN GALVESTON   One Death F rom Bubon.  ic Plague Reported in Island City

RATS CAUSING BUBONIG PLAGUE   GALVESTON DOCTORS SAY RATS ARE CAUSE—PEOPLE CRDERED TO KEEP TRAPS SkT

BOY DIES. OF BUBONIC PLAGUE IN GALVESTON ABTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Extermination of Rats and Mice Is Immediately Started.

LOSS IS OVER BILLION   RAIL. RULE COST U. S. $1,129,000,. 000, ESTIMATE.   House Appropriation Committee’s Fig ures Cover Total Deficit From Federal Operation.

U.S. LOST BILLION WITH RAILROADS   Total Is Estimated at $1,129,000,000 by the House .Appropriations Committee.

ABOVE A GILLION   GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILIGADS A PALE HE.   Loss is Greater Than Hines Admits, Proven by House Finance Conunittee,

UNCLE SAM LOST OVER BILLION AS RAILROAD BOSS   Total Loss to Government Estimated at Over $1,129-, 000,000   HOUSE TOTALS FIGURE   THIS INCLUDES NEARLY A QUARTER BILLION AS GUARANTIES TO ROADS

[FEDERAL CONTROL OF RAILROADS  €OSTS GOVERNMENT OVER $1,129,000,000

RAIL CONTROL LOSS $1,130,000,000   Includes $225,000,000 Estimated as Guaraniees,

‘SOME BIG RAIL LOSS    RELLION DEFICIT INE. S. VEN TURE IN TRANSPORTATION,   Reduction of 30 Willfon Dollars in Appropriation is -Asked by i : Conyniltee. :

ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ae ee re ee ee  Federal Wage Board’s Award to R. R. Workers Affects All Classes

SAYS ADMIRAL OWES APOLOGY   Daniels Declares Cablegran Presented by Sims to Senators is Forgery.

FORGERY 1S CHARGED BY SECRETARY DANIELS   SAYS HE DID NOT SIGN CERTAIN CABLEGRAM READ TO COMMITTEE BY SIMS.   DIFFERENCES ON GONVOYS   Outlines Results of Adoption of Admiral’s Suggestions Regarding Use of Steamship Leviathan.

ELS SAYS ld NAME WAS FORGED   Declares That Sims Owes Coun try Apology.   CONVOY SYSTEM SHOWN   Secretary Claims Admiral Regarded Cargo Vessels as More Vital to Allied Cause Than Troop Ships-—Denies That Issued Orders for Disciplinary Measures.

DANIELS CHARGES CABLE WAS FORGED   Secretary of Navy Replies to Sims Charges as Heated Navy Row Continues,

NAVAL GABLEGRAM SIGNAY URE FORGED DANIELS CHARGES   SECRETARY AFFIRMS HE DID NOT SIGN NAME TO MESSAGE READ BY ADMIRAL.   SAYS SIMS OWES APNOGY   Original of Cable Dug Up at British Embassy and Bears Different Signature to One Presented To Committee,

DANIELS SAYS HIS NAME WAS FORGED TONAVAL MESSAGE    Secretary Tells Committee He Never Signed Cablegram That Made Sims Feel Like  “Jumping Overboard”

DANIELS CHARGES NAME WAS FORGE!   Says He Did Not Sign Cablegram Sims Read At Beginning of Investigation

{  DANIELS SANS MESSHRE READ BY SIMS BEARING HIS SIGNATURE FORGER

DANIELS. TELLS LOMMITTEE His NAME WAD FORGED   Denies Signing Offieial Message Read by Sims   PRESENTS THE ORIGINAL

CABLE PRESENTED BY SIMS FORGED   Secretary Daniels Submit: the Photographic Copies of Original to Committee   DISPATCH IS ALTERED   Denial Entered to Rumors That Disciplinary Measures Have Been Ordered

Jid Not Sign Message  Giving Opinion on   Convoy of U. §. Treop! Ships — Day’s Testimony of Secretary of Navy Contin uation of Slams at Sims 

SIGNATURE WAS. FORGED HE SAYS   Message Read by Sims Not Sent by Daniels  COPIES OF ORIGINAL   show Signature of ‘‘A. F. Car ter, by Direction of Chief of Naval Operations’’—Secre tary Continues to Refute Testimony of Rear Admira Sims Before Committee

WOULD. HAVE’ RECALLED HIM   Naval Head States Had He Known pes Entertained By ‘, Sims, Latter Would Have Been Re.  called From London.      NON.COMMITAL ABOUT RUMOR.

PROS PLEASED WITH ELECTION   Harding as President Is _ Satisfactory, Says'the  Dry: Leader.

PROS SATISFIED WITH HARDING ASSEATSLEADER   “REPUBLICAN'S ‘RECENT UTTFRA) CES @N PROHIBITION. MADE HIM SOLID.

GOAL WAGE SCALE BODY DEADLOCKED   Operators and Miners Unable to: Agree on Wage..De“mands of Union ©      SUB-COMMITTEE NAMED   Proposals of ‘Miners 1 and Gounter-Plan of Operas... ters Rejected

OPERATORS AND MINERS UNABLE TO GET TOGETHER   Adjourn After Three Hour Session Without Agreement   LITTLE TO INDICATE EARLY SETTLEMENT

MINERS AND OPERATORS IN DEADLOCK   Joint Committee, After Three Hour Meeting, Adiourns.

ADVISES MISS LESSER      Harry New’s Half Sister Testi. fies in His Behalf.

WILKINSON Lumber Co.  Natural Wood Filler snd Varnish   Speaking of Samples

PRINT PAPER FAMINE CANNOT BE ACLINE i] BY GOVERNMENT. 8 PUBLISHERS’ BELIEF      Senate Committee Investigating Case  Hears Glass   PESSIMISM IS OPENLY SHOWN   Shortage Developing in Last Six Months Was Ante-cated by — Profiteer Prices

Glass States Government Aid Is No Probable in Paper: Shortage at This ThHme_

DECLARES 6. 0. P. DESERVES “GONTEMPT OF THE WORLD   — Condemn “Arrogant” Re. yom g ~—— Mullen one i is Tabled

DEMOCRATS DECIDE ON SAN FRANCISCO   NATIONAL CONVENTION WILL BE HELD IN BAY CITY.   June 2S, at Noon, Fixed for the Opening Day—Committee Meetinw Endorses Treaty and  Stand of President.

DEMOCRATS ARE UNABLE TO AGRIC ON TREATY PLAN   Leaders Advise Jackson Day Banqueters Along Diverg ent Lines as to Covenant   COMPROMISE IS URGED BY GERARD, POMERENE   Split Between Wilson and Bryan Regarding Whether Pact Is Partisan Issue

SPOKANE “SWITCHMEN OUT   Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Crewe Quit Without Presenting Demand

PRESENTED NO WAGE DEMANDS   Day Switchmen i in . Spo: kane, Wash., Did Not Report for Work

OPORANE OWITCHMEN ON STRIKE FOR MORE PAY; NIGHT GREWS AT WORK   MEN DECLARE THERE WAS N¢ FORMAL AGREEMENT TO STRIKE  FOR HIGHER WAGES,

AERIAL MAIL   AIRPLANES CARRYING U. 8. MAI ~ MAY PASS OVER THE CITY   (By United Press)

Two High Explosive Bombs, Similar to the One Exploded in New York, Are Enind Rv Geneva Police.   SIX HUNGARIANS ARE PLACED UNDER ARREST   Attempts Have Been Made to Blow Up Several Fashionable Restaurants; Italy Also Has an Explosion.

HUNTING WORLD BOMB HURLERD   TWO MORE EXPLOSIVES ARE UNCOVERED IN GENOA AFTER BLAST

BOMBS FOUND IN GENOA.      Two High Explosiy es Similar te One Recently Expioded in Exchange.

AFTER TEN: YEARS OF  STUDY BRINGS OUT  EUGENIC ORANGE TREE   A. D. Shamel of Citrus Experiment Station, Brings About Remarkable Results Which Mean Much to the Naval Orange Industry

A..D. Shamel of Citrus Experiment Station, Brings About Remarkable  ; _Besults Which Mean Much to the ‘Naval Orange Indistry ~~~

PAPER SCRAPS [PLIGATE MAN IN BOND THEFT   Police Establish Connection Between Arnstein and Ecremont.

RAIL RATES UP; -INCOME DROPS   September Figures, First Full Month of Increase, Show Higher Expenses.   DIFFERENT CONDITIONS NOTED   Commission Points Out That Revenues for the Fret Nine Months of 1920 Were Included in  ’ Back Mall Pay,

RAILROAD RATES HP; (GONE DOW   Figures for September Show Higher Operating Expenses.   CITES DIFFERENT CONDITIONS   Pointed Out by Commerce Commission That Revenues for First Nine Months of 1920 Were Included in Back Mail Pay.

RAL nATES UPS INCOME O      September Figures, First Fu Month of Increase, Show Higher Expenses.

ARGUMENT TO-DAY IN MINERS’ CASE   Charles. Evans Hughes, Spec: ial Counsel for: Workers Files Plea in. Abatement.   BASED ON INSTRUCTIONS   Nine Miners From Pittsburgh Surrender to Marshal Mark Storen'

HUGHES FILES PLEA OF ABATEMENT FOR UNITED MINE WORKERS   Arguments Will be Taken up ‘today on Government’s Answer

DAL CONOPIRACY GASES UP TODA   Plea in Abatement Filed by Charles Evans Hughes, Spe. cial Counsel for Unites Mine Workers.

STRIKE CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED   Farrington and Operators’ Association Differ as to Number of Mines Paying $2 Increase.

COAL SITUTION STILL IS GRAVE   Illinois Miners Haven't Returned to Work.   DISREGARD A SETTLEMENT   Arkansas Mine Workers Refuse t: Honor Teiegram From District President Wiikirson.

NG WANTO U3, TD DECIDE FOR SELF UIPON PEACE OR War   Opposes Foreign Nations Having Right to Summon America’s Sons to Baitle.

SEN. HARDING IN OPPOSITION TO FOREIGN EDICTS   We Don’t Want Direction on Questions of Peace and War He Says   SENATOR BELIEVES WE CAN READ OUR OBLIGATIONS IN OUR CONSCIENCE.

HARDING MAKES APPEAL.   Wants Future Questions of Peace and War Decided by Nation's Conscience.

FREE CONSCIENCE IS HARDING'S WAY   Would Net Permit Other Nations To Decide Our War and Peace Plans

HARGING-MAKES APPEAL.      Wants Future Questions fos Peace and- Wer Decided by Nation’s Conscience.

HARDING TALKS 10 SPANISH WAR VETS   Voices Plea for Settlement 0: War Questions by National Conscience   TRIBUTE TO SOLDIERS   Nominee Urges Tennesse Leaders to Push Ratification of Suffrage Amendment

HARDING SPEAKS TO VETERANS OF SPANISH FRAY   Democrats Are Paytng Members of Cox : Parity?

FOREIGN POWERS  SHOULDN'T CALL AMERICA 3 ola TQ GARRY ARM   We Do Not Need Anyone To Tell Us What Our Obligation Is, Harding Tells the Spanish War Veterans.   GIVES ATTENTION TO TENNESSEE SUFFRAGE   Cox Boosters Accused of Offering Free Tickets From Marion to Dayton For the Ceremonies Saturday,

America Able to Szttle Her Own Peace Questions, Harding Tells War Veterans Let Nation’s Conscience Decide. He Say:

HARDING PROPOSES. UL. CONSCIENCE GUIDE THIS NATION   TELLS WAR VETERANS NO FOR EIGN POWERS SHOULD TELL COUNTRY OBLIGATIONS.

FOREIGN GCUNCHL fo OPPOSED BY HARDING   WOULD LEAVE QUESTIONS OF WAR AND PEACE TO NaTION’S © CONSCIENCE.   VETERANS CHEER NOMINEE   Republican Candidate and Wife Guests of Honor at Reunion of Spanish War Fighters.

TARDING DESIRES CONSCIENCE 10 BE GUIDE OF NATION   ture Questions of Peace and War Should Be Decided by That Method, He Says.

NAUING TALKS TO MEN OF ‘9   At Reunion of Spanist War Veterans   CONSCIENCE OF NATION   Alone Must Decide Question: of War and Peace Says Re publican Nominee. Plans Di rect Action to Hasten Ratifi cation of Suffrage Amend. ment

JUDGE WROT WS LETTE 15 BRED   Prosecution of Woman Whe Involved Jurist Hinted Unless She Retracts

Bench and Bar Demand Quizin  Pickford Case   ‘Nevada Judge Will Insist on   California Woman Prov  ing Charges.

CITY LEARNS MORE OF FILLING STATION   OFFICIALS HESITAT, TO O. K. PROPOSED SITE NEAR — SOUTH PARI.   LOOKING TO SAFETY   The Proximity to School Building Leads to objection by Some’ — Members. .   City Needs New Fire Hose and Hears That It Is SeHing Cheaper Now.

OFFICIALS HESITATE -T6.-0: K, PROPOSED SITR NEARY SOUTH PARK.           LOOKING TO   The Proximity to School Building” Leads to objection by, Some* * Members. z   City Needs New Fire Hose and Hears That It Is Selling” - Cheaper Now.

KEEPING BACK CUBAN SUGAR   Price Destined to Soar Higher in West Forts cixhkt Hours.

NEW MANAGEMENT FOR CITIZENS BANK           M. Perkins and EF. Taken Over By E, Spalding  Jnterests of Otia Per’ ¥

NEW MANAGEMENT FOR CITIZENS BANK   Interests of F. M. Perkins and FE Otis Perkins Taken Over By W. E. Spalding

DIRIGIBLE C-10 FALLS INTO BAY LIKE SHOT BIRE   Disaster Overtakes the Big Naval Blimp and She Is Wrecked, After Wild Attempt to Make Landing.

GRAPHIC STORY OF AIRSHIP PLUNGE   Navy Dirigible Drops Into Ocean Just as International Yacht Race Starts   OCCUPANTS UNINJURED   “Well, We're Down, Stick t the Ship,” Said Commander After Dip in Ocean

BLIMP DROPS 3,000 FEET, NO ONE HURI    Eight Men in Dirigible Escape  Without a Scratch When It   Plunges Into Jamaica Bay

‘EIGHT PASSENGERS IN NAVAL BLIMP UNSCRATCHED IN THE -  -*FALL—GET. DUCKING

NAVAL DIRIGIBLE FALLS INTO SEI   C-10 is Wrecked With Eigh Men on Board Watching Yacht Race.

NAVAL BLIMP HAS DISASTER   Has a Fall of Three Thousand Feet Bat Occupants Little the Worse fer it.

President Wilson Thanks League _ Assembly for Message of Sympathy

PRESIDENT SENDS, MESSAGE TO LEABLE   Wilson Personally Greets Head Of Assembly

An Accident Like This Does Not Occur Often   You Are Invited   LEAGUE MESSAGE TO PRES. WILSON

PRESIDENT IN MEOOAGE TO AOSEMBLAGE   Declares That It Pleased Him That He Had Part in Its Formulation---Many Questions Arise.

WILGON ANGWVER f LEAGUE GREETING   MESSAGE FROM PRESIDEN’  HYMANS GAVE HONOR TO PRESIDENT WILSON.   HAS HOPES FOR LEAGUE   Mr. Wilson Says He Believes Tha’ Labors of the Assembly Will Have Immense Value For Humanity.

PRESIDENT WILSON SENT GREETING. BY NATION'S” LEAGU   Chief Executive of ‘United States Honored in Mes? sage. From Leader  of} G International Assembly:            CONSIDERED MAN oF WORLD-WIDE RENOWN   HOPE EXPRESSED BY FOREIGN DIPLOMAT THAT GREAT AMER: ICAN’S HEALTH MAY SOON’? BE FULLY KESTORED. -

PRESIDENT WILSON GREETS ASSEMBLY   Sends Message to Geneva Ex: pressing Hope League’s La: bors Will Benefit the Whole Civilized World.   REPLIES TO GREETING OF PRESIDENT HYMANS   Plenary Session Held During Morning to Hear Report Relative to Activities of Leaque Council.

PRES, WILSON ‘SENDS GREETINGS ~—TOASSENBLY   Expresses © Confidence That Work of Members Wil! Be of Immense Value to Entire World.

WILSON REPLIES TO ASSEMBLY’S NOTE OF PRAISE   Express Beliet League’s Werk Will Be of Immense. Value te World   LOOK FOR ADVANCE OF PEACE. PLANS

ASSEMBLY LAUDS WILSON LFFORTS   PAUL HYMANS SENDS GREETING TO PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES   CREDIT WHERE IT'S CUE

PRESIDENT WJISON SENDS MESSAGE EXKVPESSING HOPES LEAGUE WILL BENBVIT Ald

eed oman ieansctepimammsomeem aoa deren mina muse neoteoonee momen teen ere antnsine aca anin tion a  WILSON SENDS LEAGUE A MESSAGE OF HOPE

WILSON GREETINGS SENT TO LEAGUE   Cables Best Wishes to” the Geneva Meeting.   President Sends Message to Paul Hymans, Head of League of Nations Assembly.

WILSON GREETS MEET   WIRES HIS BEST WISHES TO GENEVA GATHERING.   Cab'es Re,;!ly to Message of Sympathy Sent by President Paul Hymans,

LEAGUE OF NATIONS SENDS GREETINGS T0 PRESIDENT WILSON   THE PRESIDENT SENDS REPLY, EXPRESSING BELIEF ITS LABORS WILL BENEFIT  wat hit ts

PRESIDENT WILSON. SENDS MESSAGE   PRESIDENT WILSON IIAS ’ "MESSAGE OF SYMPATID      President: Hymans: of the League ‘of Nations Cables President WHsot ‘and Recelves a Characteristic Re. my ply.

President Sends Message t Geneva in Reply to Note From League.   Efforts te Discuss League Affairs in Secret Meet With Opposition.

MASON. SENDS worn 10 LEAGUE   President’s Message Expresses Hope for, lmmense, Value of: Assembly.

niin ———————————————- °° ;°;°”°”°”°”°”°” Oe a ne tc = et ne eee erent =  President Wilson Thanks League Assembly for Message of Sympath

PRESIDENT ANSWERS NOTE OF ‘GREETING _ FROM LEAGUE HEAT   EXPRESSES NOPE THAT SOCIETY ‘OF NATIONS WILL BUINE  GOOD TO ALL OF THE CIVIDEZED WORLD

WILSON MESSAGE -TOPRES, LEACUE GIVES GREETING      Hopes That the Labors, of Assembly ‘ Will Be Of Value to Chilized World.

PRESIDENT SENDS LEAGUE MESSAGE   Wilson ‘Answer Hymans ‘Hopes Assembly’s Worl Will Benefit. World.

SENDS NOTE T GENEVA LEAGUE   President Wilson Extends Greetings.   “LABORS WILL BE OF IMMENSE VALUE’   Acknowledges Expression of Sympathy.

Message Acknowledges One From oo Expressing’ Sympathy from. Body...

SENT MESSAGE TO  LEAGUE PRESIDENT   PRESIDENT WILSON HOPES FOR SUCCESS OF WORK AT GENEVA.   PRAISED AS FOUNDER   in Opening Session, League Assembly Sent Message to President of LU. S.   s Given Credit More Than An: Other Man for Laving Foundation of Learcue.

WILSON IN GREETINGS   Cables Best Wishes to the Geneva Meeiing.   President Sends Message to Paul Hy. mans, Mcad ef League of Nations Assembly,

WILSGN REPLIES 70 FELICITATION   Expresses Hope League Would b of immense Value to the Whole Civilized World.   PRESIDENT’S WORK PRAISED

WILSON SENDS MESSAGE 0 THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Says. the Work Will, He Hopes Eventualy Be of Great Service to the World.—Was Acknowledgement of Letter From Assembly.

PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS  MESSAGE EXRPESSING HOPES i EMAGUE WILL BENEFIT ALL

WILSON CABLES HIS GREETINGS   Message Sent to Assembly of the League of Nations.

MESSAGE OF HOPE SENT BY WALSCN TO LEAP ASSEMBLY   Message Was Reply to One From ! Hymans Praising Wil son’s Work.

PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS MESSAGE TO PAUL HYMANS   Extends His Personal Grectings to Assembly of League of Nations At Geneva.

WILSON SENDS BRIEF MESSAGE TO THE LEAGUI   Extends Personal Greetings Anc Expresses Confidence   Message a Reply to Action 0 Assembly on Monday «

WILSON SENDS MESSAGE TO GENEVA   President Replies to Paul Hymans First President of New World Federation,

ANSEL! UF LAGUE Sea tna AN  Par, WHS   States Full Confidence = in Final Success of World Union   GERMANY PLANNING PROTEST TO LEAGUE   Objects to Allocation o Certain Colonies to Belgium

WILSON GETS. LEAGUE GREETING   INTERESTING  EXCHANGE . OF COURTESIES IS REPORTED.   ASSEMBLY EXPRESSES WISHES FOR QUICK RECOVERY.   President Hopes The Labors of the League Wj! Be' of Valve to The Whole World.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE TO PAUL HYMANS   HOPES LABORS UP ASSEMBLY WILL BE OF VALVE TO CLYELIZED WORLD      LEAGUE SENDS GREETINGS AND HOPES FOR WILSON'S RETURN TO COMPLETE  ae arorwy

BIG BILL SUES TWO NEWSPAPER   HE DOES IT IN THE NAM OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO,

PRESENCE OF GERMAN CANNON IN CITY PARK CAUSES ROW   Socialist Council Is Defied By Citizens Of of Community.

MISS SMITH TO MEET SHERIFF   Woman’s Counsel Accompanies Officer to EI! Paso. Tex.

CLARA SMITH TO SURRENDER   Home For Christmas, Her Mother Says.   SHERIFF NOW ON HIS WAY   Forty Ardmore People Contribute $2,500 For Her Defense and Hire Attorneys.

SHERIFF TO MEET MISS SMITH   Hamon Case Woman's Counsel Accom. panies the Officer From Ardmore to El Paso.

DEAR CLARA TO BE WITH MAMMA ON CHRISTHAS   Yes, We Have Heard From Daugh ter, Says Mrs, Sinith: We Don't Know Where She’s Staying

CLARA oMITH 10 REIUAN SHORTLY MOTHER ASSERTS   Ardmore Sheriff Leaves for El Paso to Meet Woman—Group of 40 Offer to Put Up $2,500 to Defend Her.

Make Verbal Protest Against Proposed Oceupation Of Ruhr Distriet   ADMIT THAT ARMY IS STILL LARGE   But Steps Will Be Taken At Once ‘To Comply With Requirements Of Peace

PROTESTING, BUT ACCEPTING, THEY SIGN PROPOSAL   Plan Calls for Reduction to 150,000 by Oct.  and to 100,000 by Jan.  Revealed Huns Have War Materiale in Bulk   PLANS OUTLINED

AGREE TO DEMOBILIZE 850,000 MEN NOW UNDER ARMS BEFORE END OF SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR   Allies in Conference at Spa Lay Down Ultimatum With Time Limit, Which Teutons Accept— Thousands of German Airplanes and 72 Naval Vessels Uncevered by Discussion.

OT ET LT TD  Steamer Montana is Aground and is Abandoned by Crew

BUSY CONGRESS TO GUT HOLIDAY   To Present Legislation as Gift to the Nation  LINnIICr VWUAhit ARrihntiDal   Thursday Until Monday on Ac. count of Christmas but Sen. ate Program is Uncertain— Farmers’ Relief has First Place on Schedule—Othe1 Measures to be Put Through

PLAN SPEEDING. UP LEGISLATION COMING: WEEK   Final Action on Impor tant Bills Before ‘ . Christmas

LONG REGESS 19 NOT ON CARD OF CONGRESS HEADS   Leaders Plan to Put Through Heavy Program During Week,   LEADING PLACE GIVE” __ FARMERS’ LEGISLATION   House May Pass Urgency Tariff Bill on Agricul tural Products.

CORIO TMIAS HEGESS MAY BE ABANDON   LEADERS PLAN TO PRESENT LEGISLATION AS HOLIDAY GIFTS.   MANY MATTERS ON LIST   Farmers’ Relief, Immigration and Anti-Strike Matters to Be Taken Up.

CONGRESS GETS NO CHRISTMAS RECESS   By Abandoning Usual Holiday Vacaton Leaders Expect tn Maka Pranrace   BUSY WEEK IS PLANNED   Senate Committee Ready for Emergency Immigration Legislation

WANTS BERGER TO SERVE TEN YEAR TERM      ATTORNEY CLYNE BRINGS SUITE BEFORE COURT APPRAI@

CLYNE INSISTS BERGER MUST GO TO LEAVENWORTH   Suit Started Today to Pat Socialist in Federal Jail.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY WOULD SEND BERGER TO PRISON AT ONCE   Starts Suit In Circuit Court Of Appeals Asking That Mil" waukee Socialists Be Imorisoned,   SAYS PERPETRATED. FRAUD

District Attorney Accuses Con. victed Socialist Congressmar of Violation of Promise Giv: en when Paroled

WANTS BERGER SENT TO JAIL   Says Socialist Has Violated ” Agreement Made.to Judge

GEORGIA COMMISSION TO HAVE HEARING SOO   Before Interstate Commerce Commission to Determine »Why it Refused to Let Intra“state ‘Rates be Increased as Potittoned.

WHAT A MUNIFICENT REWARD   Henest Boy Finding Order for Large Amount Given Kindly Word.

FOUND $1,200,000   ener $2 Reward: And Called  sbidae nn‘  ad *?

Youth Returns $1,200,000 Paper to Broker; Gets $2 Reward and Bit of Advice

BOY CLERK FINDS $1,200,000 ORDER:” GIVEN $2 REWARD   Youth Returns Valuable Paper to New York Broker Who Tells Him He'll — Make Mark-in World.

FRIENDS OF THE OIL KING DSAPPEARING   Sheriff and Others Leave Ardmore, Following, Report Clara Smith Hamon is in Jaurez.   POLICE STILL SEEK WOMAN

CLARA HAMMON SAFE IN MEXICO   JU Is Reported ‘That the Sheri! Has Disappeared and Also County Aiterney,

SEARCH FOR HAMON WOMAN IN JAUREZ   WAS SEEN CROSSING BORDER BY OFFICERS

CLARA SMITH HUNTED Al TEXAS LINE   MISSING WOMAN THOT TO BE IN AREZ, MEXICO     Baggage of Mrs. Hamon Found; New Evidence

FILED SUIT TODAY   . A. Helwig Brings Actio Against W. A. Dunn for $877.18

URGANIZED BY EMMA GOLDMAN TT OALIVE ONE   Female Radicals Rise in Bod) and Rush Movie Men Off Premises.   One of Battalion of Death Gives Man Black Eye in Roughhouse.

One Thousand Names of Agitators Throughout Country Are Captured When Newsnaner Is Seized.

NEW RAID 1S MADE ON SOVIE PAPER   Fifteen Attendants at Commun: ist Meeting Arrested.   Allered Leader of New Jerscy and Eastern Pennsylvania Radicals Is Under Guard— Weinstein Fights When InRegen Porce Him to Pose  r Official Camera.

Another Raid in Oftiees of Rassian Soviet Newspaper Results in Find. ing of Cards Containing Names of Thousand Communists — Filteen Arrests Made,

ELLIS ISLAND IS MADE A BEDLAM   VIOLEng TACTICS ATTEPMTED BY RED POPULATION,   WOMEN RADICALS START FIGHT   thorty-nine Rise in Might and Rash Movie Men Off the Premises— (eontipauation of Haids nt New York City.

FIVE SPEECHES  IN CHICAGO   Governor Cox Making : Whirlwind Finish in His Campaign

LUX oAta He WILL GONGULT  WITH LEADERS   ELINt ROOT AND TAFT To BI AMONG His ADVISERS IF  HE IS ELECTED.

CAMPAIGN IN ~~ WINDY CITY   Greatesi Demonstration ‘Campaign to be Staged Durmg Day.

HE SPEECHES. “TN CHICARO         OLD TIME FORGHLIGHT "RADE T0\ PEATURE. DEM! - ONSTRATION ‘ ARRANGED!  “FOR CANDIDATE. IN: 7  . PWATTATMRMw +

COX TO SPEAK FIVE TIMES (H GHIGAGE   Will Make Five Speeches in Chicago Today and One at Gary, Ind.

TORCHLIGHT PARADE WILL BE FEATURE   Nominee Will Make Five Speeches in Closing Campaign Trip.   WILL ADDRESS STEEL -EMPLOYES IN GARY

FIVE SPEECHES ON SSHEDULE FOR GOVERNOR   Cox Spends Busy Day in Chi cago and Nearby Towns

DEMONSTRATION FOR GOV. COX   One of Greatest Ovations of Campaign Planned at Chicago Tonight   To Speak al Coliseum Where His Opponent Was Nomi nated—Cammiien at End

RECEPTION FOR GOVERNOR COA   Democratic Presidential Nominee Will Speak At Coliseum in Chicago Tonight

AUTOS ILLUMINED FOR COX PARADE   .Torchlight Pageant to Be Held in Chicago Tonight.   SIX SPEEGHES ON PROGRAM   First Address of Day is te “Women Audience.

AMES LOOKS INTO STRIKE ON ROADS   Assistant 7 Attorney General Gathering. Data on “Outlaw” . Strike.   TRAFFIC ALMOST NORMAL   Elyria Plant !s Closed for Want of Raw Mae. terial,

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT FULL OF AMBIGUITIES, HARDING TELLS VETS; _ COX NOW CHARGES “BIASED PRESS:

LATIGLEX MEANS WARS IN FUTURE “ARDING. STATES   Werns Civil War Vet. erans that League < Full of Known Ambiguities.

AMBIGUOUS LEAGUE INVITATION TO WAR, — DECLARES HARDING   Senator Addresses G. A. R. Vet erans and Southern Visitors ; From Front Porch. -

LEAGUE [9 FULL OF AMBIGUITIES   Senator Harding Assures Civil War Veterans   Ambiguity in Our Constitution Led to Civil War He says and Asks How We Can Enter New World Compact Having Dozen Ambiguities. Likes the Blend

 Tells Civil War Veterans It __Was An Ambiguity That  Caused Civil War.   U. 5. IS BOUND BY _.. ARTICLE TEN HE SAYS   Calls League Pledge to Preserve the Independence of Forty-Four Nations.

LEE Of iO DOORS      Says It Was Ambiguilites That Led to: Civil War; Riddle — Articles X.

FLAWS IN THE LEAGUE PACT.   Senator Harding Asserts It Ic Fal et Ambigwities.

Declares Wilson’s Pet Docitment Is Filled With Ambiguities; Like Those in. Constitution Which Rroucht of Our Civil War. © -

LEAGUE DANGEROUS HARDING DECLARES   paces oe SAYS COVENANT I . OF “KNOWN AM" BIGUITIES”

AMBIGUITY. IS CURSE OF PACT SAYS HARDING      Same Fault in Constitution Caused Civil War.

WARNS LEAGUE OF NATIONS 15 FULL CF AMBIGUITIES   Required Civil War to Wipe One From Our Own Constitution, Harding Says.   HOW ARTICLE TEN MIGHT GET US INTO TROUBLE      Doesn't Want to Break Anybody's Heart, but Would Rather Break the Heart of the World Than Destroy the Soul of the United States.

HARDING TALKS TO OLD SOLDIER   Says It Was An Ambiguit In Constitution That Led to War   COMPARES ARTICLE TEN   Kentucky and Tennessee Crowd Pays Visit to the Front Porch

CUNNING DOWN BANK ROBBERS   Kansas City Police Arrest Wounded Man. Who Admits Participancy.

ESPERANTO WON RACE   American Scooner Takes Internatienal Championship

TO SURVEY ANTARCTIC   British Explorer Starts For Long Expedition.

MESSAGE HOME   LEFT PORT STANLEY DECEM BER TWENTIETH WITH FULL EQUIPMENT.   ST. GRAHAM'S CHRISTMAS   Commander Cope Will Spend Eighteen Months in Surveying and Charting the Western Shores of Weddell Sea—He and Four Companions Live in Tents and Huts, Living on Meat of Seals.

COPE PARTY OFF TO THE ANTARCTIC   Explorer Wires Good ByeExpects to Return in 18 Months.

SPEND 18 MONTHS EXPLORATION OF ANTARCTIC SEAS   Five Men of Expedition Sever Communication  With Civilization.

JAPANESE WILL QUIT SIBERIA   Sovernment Announces Plan to Leave Niainland When Conditions No Louger Constitue Menace.

CUBA’S FINANCES.   Failure of Congress To Meet Causes Moratorium To Be Extended to  Titawsoacetiane &

CONGRESS ASKED APPROPRIATIONS $4.068.449.857   AMOUNT NEEDED TO RUN GOV. ERNMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1922

SOVIETS REFUSE SIGN ARMISTICI   Will Continue Advance Until Bel : sheviki Poland Has Been  Established.

LEAVE TRAPPING FOR A YEAR, ADVISES OLD NORTHWEST'S EXPERT   WALTER UC. WARD EXPECTS DECLINE OF  PRIC TO CONTINUE

LEAVE TRAPPING FOR A YEAR, ADVISES OLD “NORTHWEST'S EXPERT   WALTER €. wi RD EXPRC1S CINE OF ‘ TO) CONTINUE     nE

PROMISE CHEAPER COLLARS   Troy Concern Announces Cut to Make : Raéetsnil Brine OF Ranta

NO AUTO TAG EXTENSION      New Licensee Must be Used After Friday.

WAY FIGHT DLAINE WITH NEW TIGKE   Candidates Asked by Sen. Wilcox to Confer on Plan a

SENATOR WILCOX MAY _ RUN INDEPENDENTL‘   DEFEATED PRIMARY  CANDIDATE MOVES FOR CONFER. ENCE AT MILWAUKEE IN NEAR FUTURE

PREFER AN AMERICAN MANDATE   Syrians Announce if This Cannvot Be  Had Britain Second Choice.

ALLIES ARE CONCILIATORY   Note Lets Holland and German Down Easier—Kaiser to East Indies?

OIL KING’S GIFTS HALF A BILLION   Rockefeller, Jr., Gives Out Statement.

ROCKEFELLER HAS. GIVEN AWAY TOTAL OF HALF BILLION   JOHN D. JR. ISSUES DETAILED STATEMENT OF HIS FATHERS’ PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS.

ROCKEFELLER HAS UIVEN AWAY HALF BILLION DOLLARS   Son of Oil King Lists Gifts$225,000,000 Contributed Since 1915—No Receord Before Then.

ROCKEFELRER HAS DONATED MILLIONS   )  Son Of Standard Oil Magnate Tells  Of Extensive Philanthropic Gifts.

ROCKEFELLER’S GIFTS NEARLY HALF BILLION, SON ANNOUNCES   Benefactions of $25,000,000 in Five Years— $63,000,000 Memorial For Wife

HALF A BILLION IN GIFTS      Estimate of the Yeunger Jehu PD. Reckefeller On Benefactions af Mian Kather.

ROCKEFELLER GIVES AWAY NEARLY HALF BILLION. SON SAYS   FIRST DETAILED STATEMENT OF OIL KING’S GIFTS ANNOUNCED Hy JOHN D. JR.

ROCKEFELLER GIFTS TOTAL ALMOST HALF A BILLION DOLLARS   Has Given Away $225,090, 699 Since January, 1975.

ROCKEFELLER'S GIFTS AMOUNT 10 MALE BILLION DOLLARS   First Detailed and Authentic Statement Is Given Out.   SON ISSUES WORD   Sum of $63,000,000 set Aside To Carry Out Wife’s Philanthropies.

HOLDS OUT NO HOPE   That British Government will Reverse Decision

3320 ROAD FANS IN ST. JOE   mo oy al. Meotiag of Jefferson Highwary Cnened There Today.

WOULD SAYE SLACKER,   s Lr Victor Berger's Attorney Contends War Settled All Scores, ~ ~

Socialist’s Attorney Wants Case “Abated”? Because the War Is Over.

HUNT BOMBERS INTHE WEST   Red Plotters Hiding in Chicago ané Adjacent Cities, Is Tip.   Anarchist ,Lairs Searched for Group of ltalian “Direct Actionists”?— New York Police Get Trace of Bomb Makers.

POPULATION  OFU.S.OVER 195 MILLION   Census Bureau Experts at Wash: ington Call Gain 15 Per Cent.   Red Plotters Hiding in Chicago and Adjacent Cities, Is Tip.   NO RACE SUICIDE, THEY SAY   WHOLESALE SEARCH FOR THEM   Figures Do Not Apply to Outlying: Possessions, and Cormparatively Smali increase !s Due Emigration During the War.   Anarchist Lairs Searched for Group of italian “Direct Actionists’—   New York Poilice Get Trace  of Bomb Makers.   AIRPLANE MAKES FAST TIME   U. S. Mail, Flyer Makes Round Trig Omaha-Cheyenne, 906 Miles, in Day.

SEARCH BOMBERS IN MIDDLE WEST   Believed Red Plotters Hiding ir Chicago and Vicinity.   “DIRECT ACTIONISTS” SOUGHT   Wholesale Hunt Organized for Anar. chist Lairs in Hope of Trapping Group of Italian Reds—Find Trace of Bomb Makers.

HUNT BOMBERS IN THE WEST   Red Plotters Hiding in Chicago and Adjacent Cities, Is Tip.   WHOLESALE SEARCH FOR THEM   Anarchist Lairs Searched for Group of Italian “Direct Actioniste’— New York Police Get Trace of Bomb Makers.

COLBY FOR LANSING PLAN   New Secretary of State Will Adop’ Some of Predecessor’s Reorganization ideas.

SFCTY, COLBY STUDIES PLANS (F PREDECESSOR   Changed World Conditions Lec Lansing to Propose Reorganization of Department.   COLBY CONFERS WITH HIM   Lansing Proposed Co-Ordinating Political and Commercial Work In Europe.

LANSING PLAN IS FAVORED   Colby to Adopt Some of Predecessor’s Organization Ideas.

COLBY STUDIES RE-CREANZING GeO ROTM A   Carrying Out of Plans Formulated by Lansing Is Problem Facing Secretary.

BANK LOOT IS FOUND   $100,000 in Securities Taken From St. Paul Bank, Found,   Pillow Containing Bonds Found Bs Little Girls— Rewarded By President Conner.

BANK LOOT IS FOUND   $100,000 Securities From the Conter Bank at St, Paul Recovered, ~   TOTS AT PLAY WITH SPOILS   Explain They Found Loot in a Sack Floating in River.—Conner Pays Reward in Full to Children,

DEFEND 18TH AMENDMENT   Solicitor General Files Brief on the Validity of Prohibition.

DRY AMENDMENT IS ARCUED   Prohibition Enactment Defended in Government Brief Filed in  Supreme Court.

KING SUPPORTS ORY AMENDMENT   Solicitor General Backs Mov:  “to Dismiss Proceedings of Rhode Island.

RAIL WAGE AWARD MAY CAUSE NEW CRISIS.   Men Not Satisfied With Findings—500 Chiefs Meet in Chicago for Conference.

RAIL CHIEFS MEET TO DISCUSS WAGES   New Pay Crisis Over Award of the Commission.   More Than 500 Union Leaders From All Sections of Country in Conference.

RAIL CHIEFS TO ACT   New Pay Crisis Over Award of the Commission.   More Than 500 Union Leaders Fror All Sections of Country in Conference.

EKSAJONT ~ WAGE TRIBUNAL   President Sends Word to Railroad Owners and Workers Fulfilling ‘Promise Recently Made

PRIMARIES WARN JO RATIFY PACT, BRYAN DEBLARE   Democratic, Senators Shoutdn't Cose Times Delay: ‘May ‘Mean. “Blood, in His. Judgment.   “CAN: THEY BE BLIND TO. - RISING INDIGNATION TIDE?   ‘American People in No.Mood to Pardon Petty Politics; Is _ Commoner’s Advi¢e:

BRYAN HOISTS DANGER FLAG   SAYS PRACE TREATY RATIFICATION IMPERATIVE.   PRIMARY RESULTS A WAREING   PROVE THE FROFPLN iwRE DEMANDING RESERVATIONS.   Leag Delay ian Action Ney Bavtca Seether War ned Delege the Coeatery in Bleed—Beth Parties Blamed.

NATION DEMANDS PACK RATIFICATION---BRYA   Warns Democratic Party that “Pr maries Show Trend” of People’s Demands.

SEES WARNING TO DEMOGRATS   Bryan Says Primaries Show People Want Ratification of Treaty.

  Bryon Urges Democrats  To Vote For Treaty; Says Late Elections Warning

PRIMARIES WARRING TD PARTY 10 RATIEY TREATY, SAYS BRYAN   ‘Beat Hitcheock on Platform 0: Accepting Reservations, He Claims.

WARNING (ooUED  BY BRYAN Thal PAGT APPROVAL 5 NECESSARY   Democrats Should Lose No Time in Voting for Ratification of Peace Treaty, Nehraskan Save.   RESULTS OF RECENT PRIMARIES CITEL   Public Sentiment otrongly in Favor of Reservations; Further Delay May Deluge World in Blood,

ARYAN SAYS MOT HURRY UP TREAT      DECLARES RECENT PRIMARIE: SHOULD BE A WARNING TO  THE DEMOCRATS,

BAYAN SEES WARNING IN STATE PRIMARIES   Commoner Concerned Regarding Delay in Ratjfying Treaty With Germany

DEMOCRATS MUST MODIFY TREATY VIEW SAYS BRYAN   : Declares Recent. Primaries  Show People Are Impatient t for Adoption.

PRIMARIES GIVE WARNING TO DEMOGRATS SAYS BRYAN   ‘Results in Georgia and Nebraska  Ghee That Treat: Gheuld Ba  Ratified at Once, He Declares,

TREATY RATIFICATION URGED.   Driven Seys Reeent Primarice Showkd Varn Democratic Senators.

SALES TAX ADOPTED -BY COMMITTE   Two Members Bolt and Join the Repubitean Insurgents;

QUICK RATIFICATION IS URGED BY BRYAN   COMMONER SAYS DELAY “MAY DELUGE WORLD IN BLOOD AND BRING WOE TO U, 8S.”

(BRYAN WARNS THE (DEMOORATS,  _— Preimarics Show That They  +c Be ou we & a ee ee 2 er ae

Bryan Says Primary Is People’s Warning To the U. S. Senate   Declaves Delay in Treaty Ratification Muy Deluge World in Hilaaad.

Nebraska Statesman Points To Results Of Recent Primaries As Warning To Democratic Sena Caren   MUST HAVE RESERVATIONS

GERMANS TRY TO CROSS LINE.   Martial Law Proclaimed Along PolishGerman Frontier.

BREAK UP DETROIT MEETING   Police price Keds in House of Wassex Numbers Taken 8@e

DUNNE CONDEMNS MANNER IN- WHICH REDS ARE CAUGHT   Addresses a Meeting of Friends of Reds In Hull House.   DECLARES CONSTITUTION 1S VIOLATED BY METHODS   Miss Jane Addams Preside: -and Prof. Freund Gives ddress.

Ford And Duncan Named By Wilsor   Will Be Members Of Interstate Commerce Commission Of : Nation.

STAGING TRIAL OF SOCIALIS! LEGISLATORS   SOCIALISTS DENY THEIR DOC TRINE IS REAL CAUSE OF THE INQUIRY.   Prominent Lawyers Engaged to Aic in Presenting the Evidence to the Committee’

NECKS GLEARED Fil SOCIALIST TRIAL   Joint Statement is Issued b: Five Suspended Members o Lower House of New Yor Assembly.

SOCIALISTS DEMAND SEATS   Decks Cleared for Trial of Five Suaspended Assemblymen in New York Legislature.

GURTISS FORCED OU} BUSINESS BY.G. 0: P   Congress Allows” British Machines to be Dumped in U. S., Ruining Concern’s Trade.

CURTISS STOPS MAKING COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES   Corporation Claims Congress Fails to Protect Markct Against British : Dumping.

CHAIN RESTAURANTS IN CHICAGO REOUCE PRICES (IN SEVEN STAPLE fISHES   REDUCTION OF ABOUT TWENTYFIVE PER CENT EFFECTED ON LIST OF DISHES.

RESTAURANTS - REDUCE PRICES   Chicago Eating Houses Bring Down the High: Cost of Living

Quite a Heavy Cut Is Made In Price 4 of Many Staple Articles of Food By "a Chain of Restaurants—Cut will Mean Big Saving To Thousands.

WILHELM’ GUARD 5 REINFORGED   Former Emperor’s Refuge i Made a Veritable Prison Fortress.

ITCH EXTEN BARD. OVER EY-KNIGER   Patrols Established Entirely Around Castle While Airplane Raids Are Also Prevented

ALL EYES ON BUCKEYE STATE ON TUESDA’   Cox and Harding Leaders Both Predict Overwhe elmine Victories

HARDING TOCARRY aH, SAYS CLR      COX'S VICTORY WILL BE DECI IVE OPINION OF DEMOCRATS,

PETER MANNING SETS RECORL   New York Horse Trots Fastest Three Heats Ever Covered In One Race.

a a EE  DENIES SABOTAGE CHARGE, SAYS WOBBLIES GOULD HAVE DESTROVED INDUSTRIES HAD THEY WISHED

WW. NUMEROUS IN NORTRWES]   Alleged Wobbly at Hearing Estimates 10,000 Members in This Section.

NENA ARMY, BEING REDUCED   General Obregon Is Quoted “as Saying Cut Will Be Half Present - Size   VILLA. DECLINES OFFER    Report “That Troops. Are  After Bandit Believed te

QBREGON WIREGTS HERIGAE AREY BE MADE SMALL EF   Force Of Rurales-To Be: Oiganizec To ‘Police Outlying Books Oo! Country. E   VILLA WANTS ‘TO RETIRE

 HALF PRESENT SIZE   Organization of a Force of Rurales to Police Outlying Sections Has Begun.   LEADERSHIP OFFERED TO VILLA, BUT IS REFUSED   Report That General Enriquez is in Pursuit of Rebel Leader Believed to be a Mistake, Vilitary Movement Being Held Up by Negotiations to Bring About Peaceful Retirement.

REDUCE MEXICAN ARMY TO HALF PRESENT SIZE   Francisco Villa, Offered Leader. ship of New Rurales, Seeks Private Life Instead

VILLA SA DOES NOT WANT GOVERNMENT JOB   Refuses Gen. Obreqon’s Offer to Head Force of Rurales.   DEMANDS SAFETY FOR BAND

WHOLE FORCE WILL BE REOR  GANIZED AND CUT TO HALF OF PRESENT SIZE,

UAGES GERMANS TO. REVOLUTION   Russian Speaker at’ internationale Convention Pleads Cause of Bolshevism .

SOVIET CHIEF PLEADS WITH GERMAN “SOCIALISTS TO MERCE: WITH MOSCOW

GREAT REVOLT IN AUISGIA, REPORT   German Foreign Ministry An. nounces Fighting in Moscow.   DECLARES KREMLIN TAKEN   Dispatch Says People Revoit Against Soviet Government—Germans at Halle Meeting Split by Red Plea—Conservatives Boit.

GERMAN SOCIALISTS ~ HEAR RUSS APPEAI   Urged to Join With Moscow Soviet.

GERMAN RADICALS VOTE  TO JOIN INTERNATIONALE   RUSSIAN SOVIET ENVOY PLEADS FOUR HOURS FOR IN. DEPENDENT SOCIALISTS TO HELP CARRY OUT PRO. GRAM FOR WORLD REVOLUTION AND CONSERYATIVES LEAVE THE CONVENTION.

tussia Asks German Aid In Carrying _ Out Plan For World:Wide Revolutior

GEAMAN RADICALS VWI TODAY ON REVOLUTION TD ESTABLISH SOVIET   Russian Red Leader, Advocating Alliance With Moscow, Greeted With Great Acclaim by Gathering in Halle.   EXTREMISTS SING INTERNATIONALE AS CONSERVATIVES QUIT MEETING

RUSSIA AGAIN IN THROES OF  AREVOLUTION   Great Revolt Against Reds Reported to Have Started — in Moscow, == gy   SAYS KREMLIN IS CAPTURED   Germans at Halle Meeting Are Split by Ruse Plea—Conservatives Bolt Socialist Convention After Scene Caused by Red Speech.

SOVIET LEADER PLEADS GERMAN UPRISING NOW   Radical Addressed Convention of German Socialists.

CALLS LABOR UNIONS TOOLS OF CAPITALISTS   Conservatives Leave Hall While Radicals and Audience Sing Internationale at Close of Russian’s Address,

RUSSIAN ORATOR SPEAKS HOURS TO RE IN GERMANS   Conservatives Walk Out Of Huge Meeting Of Socialists.

PLEADED FOR THE GERMANS TO JOIN IN WORLD REVOLT   Soviet Leader Unable Tc Move Independent Socialists.

SOVIET HEAD ASKS SOCIALISTS AID I BiG WORLD REVO   M. Zinovieff, One of the Big Ru: sian Soviet Chiefs, Makes Plea at Halle, Germany.

NEW REVOLUTION OPENS IN RUSSIA   Great Revolt Agaimst Reds Re. ported’ to Have Started _ in Moscow.   ‘SAYS KREMLIN 1S CAPTURED   Germans at Halle Meeting Are Split by Ruts Plea~Conservatives Bolt Socialist Convention After Scene Caused by Red Speech.

Socialists In Germany _ Hear Appeal of Russian  To Aid World Revolution

RUSSIAN HARANGUES ~ BERNAN SOCIALIST   Pleads With Them to Join Soviet in Worldwide Revolution.

GERMAN RADICALS APPLAUD PLAN FOR WORLD REVOLUTIO!   ‘Conservatives Leave Meoting ” Atte   Soviet Leador Pleads With Them po. 0.) Ofee Fone Hourn.

Great Revolt Against Reds Reported to Have Staried in Moscow,   ‘SAYS KREMLIN IS CAPTURE   Germans at Halle Meeting Are Split by Russ Plea—Conservatives Bolt Socialist Convention After Scene Caused by Red Speech.

RUSSIAN RED CHIEF PLEADS FOR A NEW  REVOLUTION IN GERMANY   Radical Independent Socialists at Halle Sing the Internationale—To Vote Today on Adherence to Moscow

Asks Independent Socialists To Tel ~ Garry Out Program For a World Conflict

WITH GERMAN SOCIALISTS TO CREATE A _ REVOLUTION IN GERMANY Ne   To Help Out Soviet Program For World Revohition -— _ Conservative Socialists Hiss Speaker and Leave the Ball.

MADOO WOULD LET DLE PAY HEAVY TAD   Says Distinction: Should _B Made Between Unearned, an '  Barned Wealth.

M'ADOOESTATES POSITION ON TAXES   PRESENT TAX LAWS SHOULD BI SIMPLIFIED AND TAXES .REDISTRIBUTED, CANDIDATE  ’ SAYS.

McADOO STATES HS PLATFORM; DESIRES EQUITABLE TAXES   Would Give Railroads Two-Year Tryout to Function Properly. To Aid Farmers.

PRESENT TAX LAWS UNJUST.   Nic Adoo Would Pinace a Greater Buarden On the Idle Rieh.

GHA XUAN ali)      PUNE © ATAU 2D GIVES 3 i GN VARIOUS PRECAMPAIGN ISSUES.

Former Secretary Replies to. “Private Citizen” by Telling His Stand on Pre-Convention Propositions.

WPADOO FILES REPLY TO FARMER QUERIES   } a (Not as Open Candidate but as  Private Citizen; Asks Higher Tax on Rich

MADOO OUTLINES His POSITION AS PRIVATE CITIZEA   Former Secretary, If He Were Candidate, Says Present ‘Tax Laws Should Be Simpiified:   OPPOSED TO TAX-FREE BONDS

NPADOO WOULD ~ SIMPLIFY TAXES   Man Who Works and Earns Should Not Pay As Much As idle Income Drawer.   ANSWERS QUESTIONNAIRE!      Should Give the Railroads Two Years’ Trial To Seo If New Laws Work Properly

Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Answers Questions of Timely Interest Asked of White House Aspirants,   2E-DISTRIBUTION OF BURDEN OF TAXATION

A GRASSLESS. LAWN   Made of Cement, Painted Green; No Lawnmower. *

COMMITTEE HEARS CONTEST APPEALS FROM ALL SIDES   DUFFIELD OF NEW JERSEY, WOOD SUPPORTER, IS ELECTED CHAITKMAN.   MANY: CHALLENGES: MADE   Virtually AN) Negroes, Denied Seats Last Week Appear Before Credentials Committee and Present Claims.

WARFARE OF CONTESTING  DELEGATION OS RESIMED   Row Which Raged All Last Week Breaks Out Again Before the Convention Credentials Committee.  BLACKS DENIED SEATS _   Appeals Involving 101 Delegates Are Filed, With An Additional Contest of One Vote From Oregon.

INGEATED AREAS HENEW APPEALS TQ CONVENTION   Chairman Duffield of Commit*tee on Credentials Named By Wood Follower   NAME PLATFORM MAKERS   Southern Delegations  Insis' That Regulars Be Ousted As Party Favorites

WRANGLING OVER STATE. DELEGATES IS BEGUN AGAIN   Appeals Involving 101 Seat: Filed With Credentials Committee—Ousted Missourians Enter Protest.

LONDON IN PERIL   Coal Strike Menace May Brinc  War-Time Rations

LONDON IS FACING RATIONING PERIOD   Coal Strike Looms as Cer. tainty With Sinister Motive Behind Demands.   ‘DEMAND PRICE REDUCTION   Other Industries May Be Affected Including Tieup of Railrnadsc.

LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS.   Addresses in House of Com mons do Not Make Much History.

BRITISH PARLIAMENT BEGINS NEW SESSION   Opening Day Proves Rather Tame Affair, With Few Speeches on Finances and Peace Treaty.

NO NOTABLE Inch VOIGE WAS HEAR   Speeches Launching New Session of British House of Commons Do Not Make Much History.

DASHES HOPE OF SUFFRAGISTS   Oonnerticn¢ Governor Again Hefusra  fo Call Faten Seasion.

CONNECTICUT BALKS PLAN OF WOMEN   Governor Holcomb Refuses t .Call Extra Session to Pass ‘On Suffrage Amendment

HOLCOMB DEFIES — FLYING SQUADRON OF SUFFRAGISTS   Governor of Connecticut Again Refuses to Call Special - Session.

Re 2 SRS AVENE AFAR Re  On March 1%, a Fine Celebration to Be Held Here.

BLUEBEARD SHOWS GRAVE OF HIS VICTIM   Guides Party To Spot Where He Interred Wom.  an He Slew At Base Of Cliff and Buried Her.

JAP3 TO STAY IN SIBERIN   Premier Hara-Announces Troops Will Not Be Withdrawn “Until Situation Clears.”

JAPS. .TO- STAY: "IN. SIBERIA   Premier Hara Announces Troope wii Met @e Withdrawn: “Yntil Sitwation Clears.”

JAPAN’S FORCES NOT TO WITHDRAW. FROM SIBERI? UNTIL SITUATION CLEARS

ATHEISM CHARGE VOLSTEAD BASIS   He Denies That He.i an Atheit(, a He. , port From Oppoeition That Lest Him Votes.

KVALE CONTEST HEARING ENDS      Court Allows Both Sides Uatil Friday to Present Authorities.

CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT MAY WIN FOR VOLSTEAD   Congresaman Defeated for Re-Nominstion Must Prove Himself Not an Atheist as Charged

VOLSTEAD DENIES ATHEIST CHARGES   Judge Johnson Of Opinion If He Would Prove Denial Nomination Could Be Fought.

DENIES HE IS ATHEIST   PREACHERS FRIENDS — TRIM VoOLSTEAD WETH STORY.   Author of Salarcian Act In Court Charging Minister Under CorFupt Practice. et.

SDNCLUDE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST, REY. KVALE SAYS VOLSTEAD REALLY ATHEIST

BLANKET INCREASE NOT GRANTED BYU BOR BOARD  Mini mum Scale for } Main 0 ‘Way Men sad Other Sales

PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATOR TO ADDRESS TEACHERS OF STATE      s- ‘Rsvaing » for Great  Siceting Ne: t Moath.,.

NOTE-—-The keynote speech of the third party convention will he found on page four of this issue.  By GILMAN PARKER   MERGER NOT FAVORED   TWO OTHER GROUFS FAZ:

Bolivian Suggests  Changing Name of Panama Canal to Roosevelt Canal

CHANGE NAME PANAMA CANAL TO ROOSEVELT   Colonel Brought Pan-Americanise Out of Camp of Idealism to Reality, Says Senator Tenada,

MAY CHANGE NAME OF CANAL   suegestion Made That [t Be Called Roosevelt instead of Panama.

JAPAN WILL NOT LEAVE QUESTION TO THE LEAGUE   Not Strong Enough Yet Decide Inter national Disputes.

rEOLRAL  OFFICIALS GET BUSY   Thirty U.S. Marshals Rounding Up Switchmen Leaders In Chicago Today.   CALLS PALMER A REAL LIAR

ATLANTIC CITY CHOICE FOR SHRINE CONVENTION   Imperial Council in Session at Portland Makes Headway with Scheduled Business

COVELESKIE’S PITCHING STOPS BROOKLYN COLD; INDIANS ROMP OFF WITH FOURTH GAME, 5 101

ROBINS EASILY = BEATEN IN TILT   Dodgers Use Four Pitchers in Vain Effort to Stem Tide  of Battle.  anvctcekt HURLING STAR   COVELESK! HURLING STAR

World Title Event Now Stands Two Games Apiece—Cleveland Onslaught Drives Cadore and Mamaus Off The “Mound In First Two Innings—Covaleskie Holds Robins Safe.

CLEVELAND EVENS SERIES BY A WIN OF 5 TO 1 TODAY   THE PITCHING OF COVELESK STANDS BROOKLYN HITTERS ON HEAD IN 4TH GAME.   FOUR DODGERS PITCHERS UNABLE TO STOP HITS

INDIANS CAPTURE  FOURTH (CA ME   Fifth Game At Cleveland 01 Sunday   Speaker's Heavy Hiiters Swing Into Action   Cadore Driven From the Mound By Fusilade of Hits.

INDIANS WIN FOURTH GAME SCORE 5 T0 1   Four Brooklyn Pitchers Fail ' to Stop Avalanche of Base Hits.   COVELESKIE’S DAMP ONES FOOLED ROBINS

CLEVELAND TAKES SCALP OF DODGERS IN FOURTH GAME OF WORLD’S SERIES

INDIANS CLEAN UP OW THE DODGERS   Speaker’s American League Champs On Home Lot Romp Away With — Fourth Game With Brooklyns.   COVELESKIE CURVES UNBEATABLE

CLEVELAND TRIBE “HOME GROWN “WCTORS. TODA   Indians Romped on Dodgers In Grand Style, Coveleskie’s Pitching Proving Too Much For the National Leaguers Who Used Four Twirlers.

CLEVELAND TAKES FOURTH   Hammered Four Brooklyn Pitchers.   COVELESKIE AGAIN SUPREME   Held Brooklyn To Five Hits, Win ning His Second Game In World's Series.

ROBINSON USES FOUR PITCHERS — IN VAIN ENDEAVOR TO REPULSE , ‘ONSLAUGHT OF SPEAKER'S TRIBE   Cadore, Mamaux, Marquard and Pfeffer on Firing Line for Dodgers—Coveleskie Pitches .Great Game.for Indians. ©

SLUGGING ‘TF INDIAN BATSMEN {5 UNDOING OF BRDOKLYN INVADERS   Baseball Slammed All Over the Lot and Game Featured by Many T. -Ball Stunts of Base Running and Field. ing Cleveland People Are Baseball-Mad.

THEINDIANS DEFEAT THE DODGERS AND TIE SERIES   THE BROOKLYN PITCHERS FAIL TO WITHSTAND AT- ; TACK OF SPEAKER . AND HIS MEN,

CLEVELAND TRIMS “BROOKLYN 5 TU “WTQURTH. CANE   Indians Massacre: Dodgers in First Game of Series Played on Their Own — * Reservation _   FOUR PITCHERS USED   MANAGER ROBINSON: FORCED TC REMOVE ONE HURLER AFTER ANOTHER AS TWIRLERS . PROVE INEFFECTIVE

a DODG TAKES SCALP OF DODGERS IN FOURTH. ~ GAME OF WORLD’S SERIES

Brooklyn Used Four Pitchers in Effort to Stem Tide.   EACH TEAM HAS WON TWO GAMES   Over 27,000 Crazy Fans Went Plumb Nuts This Afternoon.

100,000 FTALIANS IN ~ ATTENDANCE AT FUNERA   Also There Are Other Trouble: of Socialists and NonSocialists,

ITALIAN DEPUTY — BURIED AT:BOLOGNA   Giordana Slain inRiot Last Sunday. 

GILLEN PUTS: LIFE IN SHIPPING: BOARD   Constructive ‘Suggestions: . Of : fered by Official. from oy) Wiseonsin, + g ©

GILLEN TELL HOW TO ALIGN oHlFPING BOARD OPERATIONS   Former Executive Secretary Takes Stand in Probe by House Committee.

SHIPPING BOARD TO BE REORGANIZEL   Move is Made to Separate i From Emergency Fleet Corp. To Make it More Efficient

SHIPPING BOARD CHANGES URGED   MARTIN J, GILLEN OF WIS. CONSIN RECOMMENDS REORGANIZATION

SHIPPING BOARD   Gillen Would Divorce Board From ‘Emergency Fleet Corporation   Would Place Men Experi. enced in Shipping in Both Organizations

Gillen Outlines Action Needed to Put Shipping Board on Efficient Basis

WOULD PLACE PRACTICAL MEN ON NEW BOARD   RACINE ATTORNEY SAYS EMER. GENCY FLEET CORPORATION SHOULD BE SEPARATE UNIT; COULD WORK OUT PROBLEMS

URGE CONGRESS — TO REORGANIZE . SHIPPING BOARD   Gillen Asks Separation From Activities of Fleet Carnoratinn   POWERS 10 Dis 10-DISARM:.:

GILLAN OUTLINES CHIP BOARD PLAN   Wisconsin Attorney Urges Se_ paration of Functions of _ Corporation.   ASKS EXPERIENCED HEADS

SEPARATION OF BOARDS:PLANNEL   House Committee: Hears: Plan for Divorcing Shipping Board and: Fleet: Corporations.   WANT ACCOUNTS CLEANED

Racine Man Submits Plan for Reorganization of Shipping Commission Which, in His Judgment,  Will Solve Its Troubles.   WOULD SEPARATE THE BOARD FROM _ FLEET CORPORATION

=_— LL eee ence re eee ee een ne n,n eee  Reorganization of the Shipping Board Proposec

GILLEN HAS PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION: OF U.S, SHIPPING BOARD   Aide of Former Chairman Pro. poses Separation of Meet Corporation from the Board   URGES EXPERIENCED MEN TO HANDLE EACH ORGANIZATION   Wisconsin Man Asked for Sug: gestions to Improve Conditions

AMONG “CONSTROCTIVE SUGGESTIONS: GILLEN URGES REORGANIZATION OF THE SHIPPING BOARD

HARDING POINT OF COX ATTACK   First Campaign Statement of Democratic Nominee Stinging Criticism of G .0. P.

Cox Makes his First Statement; Stinging Attack On Hardiag And “Senatorial Qligarchy’’

COX ST  INGING ATTACK UPON SEN, HARDING   Refers to Harding’s Front Porch Cam. paign as the Listening Post at rion, For “Peace With Honor”

COX MAKES SHARP” ATTACK ON HARDING   [By Herbert W. Walker, United Press  yn, Oo. sainea Lae )

HAGUE scBt IG  PEARLY QFFINED   HARDING ACCEPTS DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGE FOR CAMPAIGN ON THAT   Republican Nominee Says He Welcomes Test of the Issue Before the People of the United States.

BRINGING PEAGE WATH HONOR, TASK COK STRIVES FOR   First Campaign Statement a Stinging Attack « on Harding and Senate Dligarchy.

SENATE OLIGARCHY ~ CK OF HARDING, cave POUT PA)   Declares Listening Post at Mar. ion is Far Removed From Currents of Progressive Thought.

COX HANDS REPUBLICANS STIFFCRACH   Manhandles Penrose Lodge and Smoot With Vigor.

BRING PEACE WITH HONOR-GOY. COX   ‘THAT IS THE STATEMENT MADE  “BY THE DEMOCRATIC: NOM. JNEE TODAY AT CO.         Ju His First Campaign Statement 1 Assailed Senater Harding, Lodge. Penrbse and Smoot,

FRIEND   SECRETAKY OF UNITED MIVE WORKERS SO ACCOUNTS -BEMOCRATIC NOMINEE       LABOR APPROVES COX'S REC. ORD AN GOYERNOR OF  # STATE GF OHIO,

Cox Scores Harding In First Statement   “Listening Post at Marion” atul “Senatorial Oligarchy” At tacked by Democratic Nominee; Campaigr “ill Be Dedicated to Task of Bringing “Peace With Honor”

COX DOESNT LIKE FRONT-PORCH PLAN   Candidate Will Dedicate His Cam paign To Bringing Peace With Honor.

Cox Opens Fire in His Firs! Campaign Speech By Herbert Wo Wolbee

COX IN A STINGING ATTACK   Democratic Candidate Makes First Campaign Utterance by a Filing at His Competitor,

MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY THE EARTHOWAKE   Business at Los Angeles Was at a Standstull After Violent Shock ati2g7eBM

LABOR MAY LOSE PORT BILL FIGHT PACKERS ARE HIT   SOLONS REPORT FAVORABLY AFTER AMENDING INDUSTRIAL ACT

LEGISLATURE GETS DOWN 79 ITS WOR?   Industrial Disputes, Suffrage And Divorcement Of Oil Mill And  Gin Interests Presented

NE FAVORABLE REPOR NT GIVEN PORT BIL   SENATE COMMITTEE ALSO EN DORSES PROPOSED SUFFRAGE

TEXAS WOMAN SPONSOR   Ten Thousand Ton Steamer Launched for Belgium Company.

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND OTHERS VISIT SCHOO IS IN COUNTY—ADVOCATE CHANGE OF TIME OF OPENING    THEY SUGGEST DECEMBER FIRST AS OPENING DATE           des To Harmoniée ‘The School Term With The Crop Season: sis Section it 7 Probable That This Change Will Be Made = People Are Largely In Favor Of This Plan

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AND OTHERS VISIT SCHGOLS IN COUNTY—ADVOCATE CHANGE OF TIME OF OPENING   THEY SUGGEST DECEMBER FIRST AS OPENING DATE   in. Order To Hartidnize The’ School Term With The Crop Season: In This Section It Is Probable That This Change Will Be Made This Fail. People Are Largely In Favor Of This Plan

AYU MUST SE AVE 20 YEAR:   “Big Bill's’ Conviction, With 93 Others, Is Upheld.   WILL APPEAL TO HIGH COURT   U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Chi cago Affirms Verdict Against . W. W. Leaders by Jury in Judge Landis’ Court.

LW. W. UPHELD   Court of Appeals Affirms Sen= tences of Haywood and 93 Associates.   WiLL TAXE THE CASE HIGHER

CONVICTION OF LW. W, UPHELD      Court of Appeals Affirms Sentences of Haywood and 93 Associates.   WILL TAKE THE GASE HIGHER   Twenty-Sx of the Defendants, Including “Big Bill,” Are at Liberty on ~~ Bonds—Twelve Have Completed Their Sentences.

WHAT HE PROMS SORNSON   MYSTERIOUS LETTER IS HINTED ATBY, DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE Z   HIS JOURNEY THROUGH THIS SECTION, HE SAYS, cad CONVINCED HIM THAT PEOPLE AS A WHOLE — WILL STAND FOR THE LEAGUE.

COX QUESTIONS  HARBINGS STAND    Asks. Republican, . An   Alleged Letter'té ‘Senator Johnson an League: --

GOVERNOR COX ASKS SEN. HARDING ABOUT LEAGUE OPPOSITION   Democratic Nominee Wants to Know About Letter to Senator Johnson.   WANTS CALIFORNIAN TO HOLD SUPPORT FOR HIM   Direct and Unreserved Pledge Against Pact Is Thought to Have Been Made.

GUA QUESTION HARDING FRONT ON LEAGUE PLAN   Democratic Nominee Asks Republican Candidate if He Has Not Promised Johnson to Scrap the Peace Covenant.   Intimates Ohioan Gave His Direct Pledge. to Californian to Scrap League and  Asks tor Publication of Letter.

COX PROPOUNDS QUERY, HARDING ASKED TO REPLY   Letter to Senator Johnson Pledging Himself Against The League is Alleged   FOR CALIFORNIA VOTE  Says if Letter Exists it Should Re Made Public

CARRANZA RULE   Taking Over of Southern Pa cific Mexico Lines First Move in State  Revolution. 

HOPE FOR -OLD SCHEDULE.         New Man at Head of Lake Eri Seems to Be Muating Business, *

HOPE FOR OLD SCHEDULE,   New Man at Head of Lake Evi Seems to Be Hunting Business.

VINED KING ALFONSO.   Spanish Royal Party Walked on For. bidden Ground.

FINED A KING   This Was Becavac He Didn't Obey ‘een Off the Grass.’

PLAN MEMORIAL BILL TO GARRY $2,000,000 FUND   REPUBLICANS OF HOUSE CAU. CUS ON WAR MEMORIAL PROJECT OF GOV. GOODRICH   HOUSE PASSES SALARY INCREASE FOR TEACHERS

HOUSEPASSES BILL 10 RAISE TEACHERS’ PA\   Representatives Caucus on Wa * Memorial Waiting Compromise Tax Bill.   OTHER. MEASURES PASS   County Treasurers and Auditors Have Special Fees Restored.

Miotor Cars Stream to and From Amerongen Castle All Day Sunday—Crown Prince at Wieringen 15 Anxious For News From Rerlin

EX-RAISER'S GUARDS ~—TGREASED IN NUMBER   Special Precautions Taken to Escape of Ex-emperor From Holland.

STATE OF NEBRAEKA OBJECTS   "rotests Proposed Cutting ef BerHagton Melen.

SCALE COMMITTEE MEETS.   Cleveland Sessten Called to Consider Change in Miners” Wages.

MINERS AND OPERATORS IN SESSION   MINERS HOLD CfuCcUsS WITHOUT REACHING DECISION ON EXACT WAGE DEMANDS.

WAGE SCALE BODY READY. FOR GRIND   Committee. to Settle Con. froversy In “Central Field. Convenes: at: Cleveland

COAL OPERATORS — AWAIT MINERS   WAGE DISCUSSION. DELAYED PENDING ARRIVAL OF. UNION. . CHIEF IN CLEVELAND

Joint Scale Committee of Central Competitive Coal Fietd Assembles at Request of the President .

COAL MINERS AND OPERATORS GATHER FOR WAGE HEARING   Union Heads Intimate Men Will Demand $8 Per Day—Name Officers for Seale Debate Teday.

COAL MINERS OF (OWA LOOK 10 8 DOLLAR DAY   Wage Scale Committees of Cen: tral Field Meet in Cleveland.

WAGE SCALE  COMMITTEE IS ORGANIZED   I   Meets in Cleveland to Determine   Wage Increases for Day Work at Mines.   OFFICERS ARE. ELECTED

OPERATORS AND MINERS ASSEMBLE      Meet at Behest of President Wilson.

Will Meet the Miners in Joint Session This Afternoon For Consideration of Wage Changes.

AMERICAN LEGION DF IOWA ELEGTa WAG NIDER HEAQ   John Barton, Ft. Dodge Adjutant; Des Moines Retains the State Headquarters.

AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS M'NIDER 1A, COMMANDER   Other Officers “Chosen Friday ‘Eve:  ning and Actions Taken by - State Meet,

Ohioan Declares There Will Be No Attempt To Dictato Affairs      HE MEETS DAUGHERTY      Conferences Show Candidate Will Keep Working Organization

“NO ONE MAN GOVERNMENT” SAYS SEN. HARDING   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY TAKES STAND AGAINST “DICTATORSHIP OF EFVROCTTIVE?

HARDING'S PLANS   Will Go On Record as Opposed to :  “One Man Government,”

ADD EXCHANGE STORY se WILSON SIGNS AGRICULTITJRATL APPROPRIATION RBILI

GAMBLERS FEAR PONZI 1S- BROKE   ‘Investors’? With Italian Finaucial Wizard Clamoring to Have Their Meney Back.   HE HAS THE CASH FOR ALL, HE SAYS   And to Prove it He is Meeting Promptly All Demands for Withdrawal.

NOTE HOLDERS DEMAND THAT PONZI SETTLE   Boston Financial Wizard’s Offices Besieged Alter Chargec Are Published.   MEETS ALL OBLIGATIONS

POLISH MOVEMENT IN MYSTERY NOW   Bolsheviki Deny Taking of Kiev by White Forces; Moscow Said to be Growing Fearful.

nunity of $600,000,000 for a period of thirty years, dispatches from  eo

POLISH DRIVE AROUND KIEV STILL MYSTERY   Moscow Says  Soviet Are Making Desperate Defense.

Chicago To ClintonRoad In 30 Days   LINCOLN HIGHWAY HARD SURFACED ALL THE WAY EXCEPT 13 MILES.

HARD ROAD CLEAR ACROSS ILLINOIS, EAST AND WES]   Lincoln Highway Opened in Thirty Days, Chicago to Clinton, fa,

MANY MILES OF ~ HARD ROADS TO SOON BE IN USE  CONTRACTORS NOT ABLE TO. ~~ SECURE SUPPLIES RE  TARDS WORK. EMBAROES ON CARS  ~~ CAUSED BIG DELAY

LINCOLN HIGHWAY ACROSS STATE I8 NEARY READY   Three Hayitred Miles of Hard Road Constructed This Year

ONLY THIRTEEN MILES UNPAVED IN THAT STATE   PAVED FROM CHICAGO TO CLINTON, IOWA   Only Two Detours Wil! Be Necessar This Winter Between Clinton and Chicago. All the Rest of the Way Going Over Paved Road

THREAT MADE IN BUFFALO TO KIEL ROCKEFELLER, JR      Thirty Policemen Guare Richest Young Man at  ee me

BIG SLUMP IN MOUSE MARKET.   Quotations .at .Columbia . Universite Fall Below Pre-War Levels,

ORGY 1S LED BY D’ANNUNZIO   Poct-Soldier Forgets Ideals anc Plunaes Into Saturnalia.

ANNUNZIO LEADS FIUME ORGY   Deserted by Population of Port, Avi. ator Forgets Ideals and Plunges Into Saturnalia.

RESOLUTE WINNER IN THE RAGE TODA)   Beat the Vanitie 8m 42s o1 Corrected Time

BAIT {oH FLAG TARTS IOI IN NEW YORK   Irish Sympathizers Attending MacSwiney Mass Storm and Wreck Union Club on Fifth Avenue   OBJECT TO UNION JACK AMONG ALLIED BANNERS   Officials of Club Refuse to Take Down the British Flag

IRISH OBJECT. TOOISPLAY OF ARITISHFLAG  IN NEW YORK   Detail of Police Guarding Club House Where Riot Occurred Yesterday

CROWDS ATTENDING mamoni & SERVICES FOR LATE LORD Ma. YOR OF CORK RIOTED AT. THE SIGHT OF- ‘BRITISH “FLAG t au “ORATING UNION clus ANN 7   vVenz Sahacgy fee Se cull Satin,

BRITISH FLAG. STARTS ALOT FAN YAAK   Trish Sympathizers Attending? ' MacSwiney Mass Storm’ and Wreck Union Club . on Fifth Avenue   ‘OBJECT 70. UNION JACK  AMONG “ALLIED BANKERS   ‘Officials of Club Refuse to Take Down the British Flag

DISORDER OVER ERITISH FLAG IS NOT RESUMEE   POLICE GUARD OF TEN PATROLMEN, KEEP. GUARD OVER UNION GLUB THAT  ‘ DISPLAYED COLORS. -  Fight Participated in by krish  ; Sympathizers, Starts Follow - ing MaecSwiney Heaatem 2 Mass In-New York. --

‘FARMER AND LABOR’ PARTY SUGGESTED AS NAME FOR NEW POLITICAL ORGANIZATION

RECOMMEND AMALGAMATION.   Of Committee of 48 and Labor Party with Common Platform

HIGHER RAIL RATES T0 GO IN EFFECT ON AUGUST 20TH   Experts Speed Worl Preparing Blanket Schedules.

NEW RAIL RATES READY IN MONTH   Tariff Experts to be Ready With Schedule by August 25.   TAKE EFFECT AT ONCE

RUSH SCHEDULES FOR NEW FREIGHT AND TRAVELRATE   Experts : Preparing Blanke “Charges to Be Effective at Barler Myata

RUSH WORK TO RAISE RATES AUGUST 20TH   TO PUT NEW FECT AUGU  RATES INTO! EF. TH AND 25TIL

INBIG HURRY, FOR HIGH RA      All Possible Speed to be Uses to Have Rates Operative. By A ugust 20,

RAILROAD RATE EXPERTS AT WORK QVER ADVANC   Plans Is to Put Passnger Fares ir ‘Force Aug. 20 and. Freight ~ on Atg, 25.

PASSENGER “RATES TO BE RAISED AUGUST 20 =   Interstate Board in Hurry to “Have Advance in Effect by — Time Guarantee Ends

INCREASED MILK RATES TO GO IN EFFECT AUG. 20   >ullman Service as Well as Fares Also Gets a Boost on Same Date.

TAKEN IN SiV      WRITE BLANKET SCHEBULES   Plan fs te Make Passenger and Freight Rates Effective Aug. °0 and 25. Respective

Rate Experts Hope to Have Nev Passenger Schedules in Operation Befcere September 1.   FREIGHT TARIFFS ON AUG, 25

RAIL RATES MAY BE ANSE ALIGUST. 20   Experts Ave Rushing Work on Increased Passenger Wares, %

17,000 CASKETS PURCHASED,   War Department Prepares to Keturn Hodles of Soldiers.

Uv. 5. PURCHASES 17,000 CASKETS TO BRING ARMY DEAD BACK FROM EUROPE

Purchase Of 17,000 Caskets For the Return Of American Dead is Made

PHD NIEES OF HEMICRAT TEADERS       Woman Supporter Believe: He Could Be Induced to to Accest Nomination

CHARGES REPUBLICANS DODGED SUFFRAGE   Woman's Party Leader Tells Demo crats Convention Will be Asked to Act.

WOMEN'S PARTY 10 BEMANS AlD OF DEMOGRATS   Will Ask Influence Used for Suffrage Ratification—Cummings to Be Temporary Convention Chairman.

ASK DEMOCRATS TO HELP WOMEN   Mrs. Abbie Scott Baker Has Important Demands To Be Handed Convention

TEXT OF WILSON’S LATEST REPLY TO PREMIERS REGARDING ADRIATIC TROUBLE

CALL: MILITARY AID ~ FOR STRIKE: ‘DISORDERS voy = TN: MEXICAN: CITIES

10 REPEAL EMERGENGY WAR AGES   Judiciary Committee  Unanimously Recommends Repeal Of Virtually All Measures.  Aitempt Will be Made to Have Action Taken by Saturday

RESOLUTION : ’ ORDERED 0U1   Invstigation: of Wealthy , Draft Evader Report_ ed Favorably

HOUSE PROPOSES  REPEAL OF WA EMERGENCY LAWS   INVESTIGATION OF ESCAPE OF RICH DRAFT EVADER PROUPOS ED IN COMMITTEE,

LIST INGLUGES © IPROWSITIGN LAW          /ommittee Would Repeal All War-Time Emergeney Acts,

REPEAL OF WARTIME LEGISLATION ORDERED BY HOUSE RESOLUTION   Valstead Hopes for Passage of Measnre Before Ad journment Saturday.

HOUSE MAY REPEAL WARTIME MEASURES   Would Retain Oaly Three Pro. visiens of War Time Emergency Legistation

TO BE REPEALEI   House Judiciary Committee Would:Quash All Save the Lever Food Legislation.

ORDER RESOLUTION © TO REPEAL WAR BILLS   Meredith Seeks: to Continue Wheat Standards.

AL OF ALL WAR LAWS EXGEPT THREE 15 URGED   House Committee Favors Re tention of Lever Act, Trad: ing With Enemy and Prof. iteering Measures.

WAR TIME ACTS REPEAL SOUGHT IN CONGRESS   With Few Exceptions Measure Would Wipe Out Laws Passed fo Wartime Emergency.

WARTIME ACTS TO BE REPEALED   House Judiciary Committee Would Quash All Save the Lever Food Legislation.

PHU TEERD N CLOTHING OIVEH FINE HII   Judiciary Committee to Re lain Act Against Food (Gouging   LEVER LAW HELD: OTHERS VOTED DOWN   N. Y. Corporation Hea Told Jail Sentence Is Best for Him

TO REPEAL WAR LAWS.   Bat House Judiciary Committee Ex cepts Lever Act.

SEEK PARTIAL END OF WAR   Trying to Stop Expenditure oo Larga Sums of Money,

GARRITY DOES INVESTIGATING IN LIQUOR CASE   Chicago Police Chief or ders Arrest of Detec-, tive Setgeant.

ANCTHER POLICE SCANDAL.      Chicazé Inspector Aécased of Aid: ‘  ing Boeatlergers,

ANNIVERSARY MARKED BY MANY DISORDERS   Italians Celebrate Fifth Yea Since Entering War.

STUDENTS CLASH WITH GUARDS   6 Persons Killed and 30 Are Wounded Result of Roman Celebration

MMA ALLEL IN CLASHES WITH PA IC   Rome Scene of Bloody Rioting During Celebration of War Opening.  All Dalmatian and Fiume Subjects Depored to Other Centers.

SHELBURN YOUTH SAID TO BE MAKING REMARKABLE PROGRESS IN MUSIC   AT INSTITUTE FOUR YEAR

ARMY FINANCE OFFICER MISSING; FUNDS ARE SHOR’   LIEUT. NOLAN DISAPPEARS FROM HIS HOME IN CHICAGO—THE SHORTAGE MAY BE LARGE.

ARMY FINANCIAL HEAD IS SHORT —_ INBIS ACCOUNT!   J. D. Nolan, Gone Sinc July 13, Is Sought by - Authorities.

FIND HEAVY SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS LEFT BY ARSCONCING OFFICIAL   ARMY FINANCE OFFICER 01  CENTRAL DIVISION DISAPPEARS AND LEAVES SHORTAGE,

ARMY CASHIER LEFT MUCH MAY BE GONE    _— ed  Lt. James Nolan Disappears  From Chciago With Four  Thousand Dollar Shortage  And Perhaps a Lot More is  Unfound Yet. . -

ARM CASHIER. LEFT MUCH NAY BE. ONE   Lt. James Nolan Disappears From Chciago With Fout  _ Thousand Dollar Shortage Arid Perhaps a Lot Bloc is Unfound Yet,

ARMY OFFICER GONE WITH MONEY   Federnt Authorities Seek Director o: Finances Who Disappeared With $1,000.

$4,000. SHORTAGE ALLEGED; ARMY OFFICER VANISHES   Told Wife He Was Going 1 Washington on Govern q~oant Dieinace

OFFICER LEAVES: SHORTAGE FOUND   Army Man Fades Away From Centra Departmant Headquarters; Auditors Find Books Out of Balances.

RAILROAD MEN AGAIN URGE INCREASE   EFFICACY OF MACHINERY OF NEW LAW AGAINST STRIKES TESTED .

Wrangel Defeated and United States Is Asked To Embrace His Cause   POLAND TO GET IT.

Center and Wings eof His Ferces Crushed by Bolsheviki te Crimea District.

ITS ATTITUDE ASKED   U. S. Approached on Blockade of Southern Russia

BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF CAR SHORTAGE   Which Is Said to Be Delaying Shipments of Grainvand Other  Roodstults,

At a Cost of Five Willen Dollars the \. P. Brings its Equipment to a Pre-V ar Basis  si. aoe a   CAR SHORTAGE  KEEPS GRAIN   OFF MARKET

Pick M’Adoo And Wood To Lead Field   Political Dopesters Hazard Guess That Wood Will Carry Repub. lican Bannet and McAdoo Will Head the Demo. cratic Tticket

GOV. COX NOW IS BIG CONTENDER FOR HONORS   Qhioan Will be Favorite In the Field Against McAdoo With Pledged and Uninstructed Delegates; Wood Leads In G. O. P. Race

MEETING OF DIRECTORS MON. DAY WILL OUTLINE PLANS   ACTIVITIES OF WEEK   Poultry Culling and Gopher Poison. ing Demonstrations Held This Week   County Farm Agent Smith Urges (ttention to Campaign Begun Last Spring

Poultry Culling and Gopher Poison ing Demonstrations Held This Week   County Fara Agent Smith Urge: Attention te Campaign Regun Last Spring

SAUTH USI   Premier of Wrangel Government Appeals to America   Declare Immediate Help is Necessary to Save the lives of Many — Thousands

ARKANGAS NEGAUES CASE 15 APPEALED   MEN UNDER SENTENCE __ FOF RIOTS ASK REVIEW FOR RETRIAL.

BEN. PERORING HUNDRED GUEST UF ES MOINES   War Lord Spends Busy Day at State Capital— Makes Long Inspection of Camp Dodge.  HONORS SCOUTS

GEN, PERSHING. IN DES MOINES   Spends Busy Day in State Cap. ital—Will Speak at Coliseum This Evening.

GENERAL PERSHING SPENDS THE DAY CUEST OF D. M   Made Tour of Inspection Over Camp Dodge And Visited Three High 4 School Building, Making Short Addresses

LABOR DAY RACE OF ' 225 MILES AT UNSONTOWS   $40,000 to Be Expended on Improvements—-Weather Insuranee. Too.

METHODISTA PROTERT.   Objeet to Inaugural Nall for Governor of Ilnols,

CITY EMPLOYES OF — CHICAGO ON STRIKE   More Than 2,000 in Walkout Over Refusal by Council to Give Salary tikes.

CHICAGO CITY EMPLOYES QUIT   TWO THOUSAND INSPECTORS _ JOIN STRIKERS ALREADY OUT—COPS SILENT

CHICAGO WALK-OUT S SPREADING FAST   TWO THOUSAND MUNICIPAI WORKERS OUT, WITH OTHERS DISSATISFIED.

ARREST FOR PROFITEERING   Sew, York Produce Dealer Charged ‘With Making FExorbitaat PRenfis he Brtter.

MOST POWERFUL WLRELESS   Station Built by American Army En ginecrs Is Turned Over to the French Government.

FRENCH NOW HAVE BIGGEST WIRELESS STATION IN WORLE   Work of American Forces at Bordeaux, Completed Will Talk 13,000 Miles.

NORTH DAKOTA ELECTION RESUL'   FRAZIER, GOVERNOR, AND LADD, t. S. SENATOR—SONPARTY CANDIDATES ELECTED

SEE NON-PARTISAN ~ LEAGUE DEFEATED   Legislature in North Dakota Lost but Frazier Re-elected.   SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN   Gov. Cox Back at’ Desk Changes Plan for Southern Hunting Trip.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE HIT.   Unable te Make Its Usual Showing fm North Dakota Stronghold.

Grunau, . Leader, * Releaséd - From Jail, Issués Onl ~ For Session. °

PRUNAU CALLS MEETING TODAY TO ENO STRIKE   “sad of Outlaw Union Wants to Clear Up Tangled Situation:   JUDGE LANDIS DECLINES INVITATION TO ATTEND   Nailroad Situation Continues to Improve — Switching 80 Per Cent Normal.

U. 8. PRORIBITION ATTRACTS WORLD   Declares British Ambassador ~ to Congress on Alcoholism.  Stet ates le  eae reemAmr A AL ALA TEMAS   ‘ALL EUROPEAN NATIONS   Represented as Well as South American Republics—Delegates Saw Pageant ‘Spirit of Temperance,’ Depicting Progress of Probibition in Country.

ATTENTION OF WORLD   On American Prohibition Says Anckland Geddes

J. §. PROHIBITION ~ ATTRACTS WORLE   Declares . British Ambassadot to Congress on Alcoholism.   ALL EUROPEAN NATIONS   Represented as Well as South American Republics—Delegates Saw Pageant “Spirit of Temperance,” Depicting Progress of Probibition in  flauntec.

PAPERS ASKED TO HELP      ‘Eeonomy in Use of News Print Asked by Chairman Steenerson,

URGES NEWSPRINT ECONOMY   Washington Official Asks Newspapers to Use 10 Per Cent Less Because of Shortage.

METHODIST MERTING.   The Two Midnight Visitors and the Man on the Carpet for Tonigh..

-METHODIST MEETING.      The Two Midnight Visltors ‘and th Man on the Carpet for Tonigh:

BOVCOTTERS. ARE’ FINED      [Mitineapolis Laberi-Leaders . Sai¢  ta Have Violated an InjuncKon of the Court

Minneapolis Officials Won’ Pay Contempt Fine; Laborites Plan Protest Strike.

FINE WORKERS FOR CONTEMPT   Minneapolis Court Rules Statement Against Theater Violates Iniunctian.

RAIL RATE HEARING OCT.- 11   Interstate Commerce Commission t Hear Arguments on Increased Intrastate Passenger Fares,

FEAR FATE OF ANKERIGAN:VISITOR IN VILLA CANA   Disappearance of Perez Following Conference with. Bam: _ dit Chief Reported .

6. HAS PLAN TDLESSEN DEBT WED BY ALLIES   Treasury: Would Appiy Claims to Amount Other Nations Owe America -

HAVE NEW WAY 10" GUT ALLIES’ DEBI   Claims. Against’ This Country To Be Charged Off Amer a er TTT

RAISE IN RATED I) NOT WANTED BY U.S. ROADS   zines Completed Record Year 1920, Boar. Chairman Says in Report   MO. LARGER GOSS TONNAGE THAN EVER   Shi. pers and Employes Did Much to Make Year sizgest in History

RAIL RATE GASES  AT END SAYS TRANSPu, EXECUTIVE'S re      RESULTS FROM ECONOM)   Lauds Work Since Roards Were Returned To Private Ownership

NOW COMPLETING RECORD YEAR   Railroads Will Not Seek Another Increase In Kates,   GUYLER REVIEWS SITUATION

AAILWAYS HAVE, BETTER REGORR   Will Not Ask Another General Rate Increase   Chairman Cuyler Catalogues Some Achievements Under ‘Private Ownership. and Draws Flattering Deductions. Returns Not Yet High Enough but Annroachine

1920 nECORD YEAR FOR U.S; RAILWAYS   Largest Gross Tonnage Moved, ‘Car Efficiency at ' New Pace.

CORD YEAR IS : BEING COMPLETED BY THE RAILROADS   No Intention of Asking Another General In ‘ crease in Rates.

TRAFFIC LINES UNDER PRIVATE OPERATION MOVED THE LARGEST TONNAGE IN HISTORY, IS CLAIM   Chairman of Association of Railway Executives Says the Roads Have No Intention of Asking for Another General Rate Increase; Outlines Year’s Achievements.

HOUSE PAYS TRIBUTE TO "UNGLE JOE" WHE SETS MEW CONGRESS REGORL   SURPASSED LONG SERVICE RES.DERER BY PREVIOUS RECORD TITLE HOLDER,

UNOLE JOE Gi NRON BREAKS HOUSE RECORD   House Pauses Today to do Honor to Its “Grand Old Man” —Champ Clark to Speak.

NEW RECORD FOR SERVICE IS SET   House ‘of. Representa tives Pay Tribute to Uncle Joe’ Cannon

Interest In ‘Hunger Strike Is Reviving   VRISON PHYSICIANS SAY Mae SWINEY LOOKED RETTER TODAY

MAC SWINEY NOW A GREAT SCIENTIFIC FACT, PAPER SAYS   Prison Officials Say He Slept Well and Looks Better on 57th Day— Relatives Say He Is Less Well.

MACSWINEY STILL ALE ON 57TH DA)   Physicians and Relatives Do Not Agree oh Lord Mayor's Condition.

LABOR CANDIDATE WINS ONE BRITISH SEAT, BUT PARTY LASES TWO SEAT!

CITY OF CHICAGO IS SUED FOR $1,000,000 DAMAGES   Result of Injuries and Property Damages in Race Riots Last Summer.

MANY GANDIDATES FILE   Their Declarations With Clerk Seeking Office in  Owen County

KANSAS WHEAT GROWERS STAND TO LOSE HEAVILY   ‘Ask Government To Take Steps _ To Protect Them From Decreasing Prices.

WHEAT BELT OF KANSAS FACES HEAVY LOSS   UNLESS FEDERAL GOVERN MENT TAKES SOME PROMPT ACTION TO PROTECT THE FARMER.   AGAINST DECREASED PRICES   Warning Is Sounded That Unless Conditions Are Remedied Before Spring, Crop WIil Be Small.

DELEGATES MAY Bt INGHEAGED AY REPUBLICANS   Recommendation Made te Seat 53 to 60 Excess Representatives at Meeting   FLORIDA DELEGATION FOR WOOD MAY BE UNSEATED   TWO REGULAR DELEGATES FROM DISTRICT OF COLUM. BIA, FAVORING WOOD, ARE SEATED UNANIMOUSLY,

TOLEDOANS WALK TO WORK   Deep Snow and No Street Car Service is Made Worse by Absence of Busses.

TOLEDO WADES THROUGH SNOW NO CAR SERVICE   Jitney Operators Take to Cover As Result Of Snow Fall   Carmen And Council Will Holc Sessions

Deep Snow and No ‘Street Car Service is Made Worse by Absence of Busses,

FEDERAL J TPS RY     ORE CAR SENVICE        ‘Question of Hon-Eé Get To‘and From . Wat Wao ss Citizens,

FOR ROAD CONNECTION   Cemmittee Will Try to Learn Intentions of Union Pacific

qUNTY FAIR THE BIGGEST EVER   g¢ MOST SUCCESSFUL IN  THANNUAL FAIR PROVED B HISTORY OF COUNTY

BIGGEST EVER   yENTH ANNUAL. FAIR PROVED BE MOST SUCCESSFUL IN HISTORY OF COUNTY

«POISONED CANDY   Was Sent Through Mail to Miss Mattie Hardin. --- Miss Speer, of Birdseye Under Arrest by the  Government Officials

District Attorney   MAGSWENEY MAY. LIVE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS   DOCTOR SAYS If IS POSSIBLE FOR HDT TO CONTINUE HUNGER STRIKE FOR  SOVr TOME

MAC SWINEY MAY LIVE 3 WEEKS   Dr. Lighthall Cites: the Experience of Dr Tanner Who Fasted a Month and a Half,

MAG SWEENEY MAY LIVE FOR WEEKS   Chicago Physician Who Has Fasted Says Lord Mayor of Cork Isn't Suffering Great Pain; Had Some Experience as Striker Herself.

MAC SWINEY  ~ CAN LIVE 3 WEEKS MORE   Chicago ‘Hunger Strike Expert Gives Opinion of Case,

GEN. FAYOLLE LEGION ENVOY   Commander Under Whom Americans Fought in France to Attend Conventicn.

FRENCH COMMANDER OF U. S TROOPS WILL REPRESEN1 FRANCE AT LEGION MEET

CHANGE T0- QUALIFY       ALL PLANS ARE MADE: FIHST REGISTRATION:      Clerks for the Twenty pare Named.

CHANGE 10 QUALI   ALL PLANS ARE MADE FOR THE FIRST REGISTRATION,   Clerks for the Twenty-Six Precinct Are Named,

SIX ARE DEAD AS RESULT OF FIRE WN ARNOLD MINE   Eleven of Seventeen Men Entrapped Found Alive by Rescue Party.   COLORED YOUTH BURNED TO DEATH OR BURIED   Two Desperate Attempts Were Made by Entombed Men to Run Gauntlet of Flame and Smoke Before Barricading Themselves.

LANDIS ROMPS ON DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Tolls. Jury in Booze Case to Ignore "Sloppy Manner in Which Clyne : Presented the Prosecution.

LAXITY CHARGED BY JUDGE IN HANDLING LIQUOR CASE   Landis Threatened to Cancel Cour Term Unless Officials CChanged Their Methods.

! “DRY LAW OFFICERS   REBUKED BY LANDIS       y With Bis Stmethin  Tells Them to Get Bu Fellows or Feet Do

JUDGE ACCUSES DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND PROHIBITION OFFICERS OF LACK OF CO-OPERATION IN HANDLING CASES

NOGETTING OUT OF OBLIGATIONS WAGES HARING   THE NOMINEE WANTS HON ORABLE AMERICA TO KEEP PLEDGES.

KANSAS NOT FOR * WATSON LEAGUE   Cheering Throngs at Wichita Go Wild Over Harding’s . Sattack on Covenar’.   AMERICA MUST KEEP FAITH

HARDING SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT U. §. MORTGAGED   WANTS AMERICA TO ENTER INTEC NO COVENANT THAT SHE DOES NOT INTEND TO KEEP

T GOIN “WN SHENK OUT   DECLARES AMERICA Go INTO LEAGUE TO ATIONS  HARDING CANNOT Honakh HER OBLIG.   © SPEAKING {N KANSAS   OE OE  ‘andidate For President Making ‘Tour of Sunflower State Poday.—s Given Hearty Iieception at Wichita  Republican (

YOUTH OF SIXTEEN TO PRISON   Given Foorteen Years tor Marder at  (hicagrw.

FOR HIGH COAL PRICES BY RETAIL MEN   SMALL SUPPLY MENACE   Commission Will Not Perinit Hig Salaries To Enter In Price Fixing

SMALL SUPPLY WORST MENACE, so RETATLERS SA}   FUEL. COMMISSION WILL NOT PERMIT SALARIES TO ENTER 7 PRICE FIXINGS

BEGIN WAR ON FLIES   New York Starts Winter Campaign Agalust Peat.

SWAT PAIR OF. FLIES.: NOW AND AVERT PLAGUE - OF MILLIONS:-LATER On

WILLIAM BENNETT DEAD   Former Lawrence County Residen Dead at Harrodsbure

START PLANS TO GIVE ROADS THE GUARANTEE   Wearing Are Started Be fore the R. R. Commission Today

HEARINGS OPEN ON  RAILROAD  RATES   Adjustment Seeks to Yield Roads Return cf 5! Per Cent On Aggregate Value.

COMMISSION NOT  IN RATE HEARING   FREIGHT RATES BRING STUDIED WITH A VIEW TO THER RKEADIUBTMENT TO PRESENE CONDITIONS

HEARINGS ON RAIL ~ RATES ARE OPENED   Commission to Determine i Adjustment is Needed,

SOCIALISTS AND FARMER-LABORITES IN BELATED EFFORT 10 GET ON THE TICKET

PROMINENT FAIRBANKS  FARMER DIED LAST WEEK.   Levi Drake, Bank President and Farmer Succumbs After Lingering Illness.

DEMOCRATS HOPE TO WO SENATOR ~ TN CONNECTICUT   Party Will Make Nomination it Convention to Oppose Frank D. Brandegee.   HOMER S. CUMMINGS HAS REFUSED TO MAKE RACE   Republican Senator Has Been an Irreconcilable on the League of Nations.

NUTMEG MEN IN f CURIOUS DILEMMA   Cummings, White Hope o the Democrats, Says Hs Can't Make the Run,   Mark Sullivan Recalls Brandegee-Crane Incident a’ Chicago Convention,

Gompers and Supporters Stand Ready to Prevent Labor Party Indorsemeni

GOMPERS AND BACKERS FIRM FOR DEFEAT OF PROPOSITION 70 FORM LABOR PART

GOMPERS FIGHTS LABOR PARTY   Max Hayes. of Ohio, Fights For Separate Movement

DUMPERS OPPOSED 10 LABOR PARTY   Stands Ready To Defeat Any Attempt to Win Endorsement by The Convention.   WiLL NOT FORCE ISSUE

GOMPERS STANDS READY 10 DEFEAT A LABGR PART)   Has Fought the Movement Since Its Inception on the Ground That it Tends to Render Organized La bor Politically important.

LONE STAR STATE GIVES HARDINGS WARM WELCOME      . His Train Reaches Brownyille A’ 11330 ACM. Take Ante For Point Isabel.

President-Elect to Have Real Rest for Ten ~ Days   Will Assume No Authority Now in Courtesy to” Wilean

President - Elect - ‘Harding -and- Party Arrived -at Point Isabel at Noon    FISHING AND GOLF   Will be His Daily Program —Will Not See Presi~ “dent Obregon _

HARDING NEARS BORDER   PRESIDENT-ELECT, © COMPELLED “LO DELIVER SPEECHES ON Way sappy

CROWDS CALL HARDING OUT ~ FOR SPEECHES   President-Elect Com: pelled to Address Gatherings at Sta. tions on His Trip. 

REACHED BROWNSVILLE = 10:31 THIS MORNING AND GIVEN LUNCHEON AT ONCE

HARDING NEARS BORDER   PRESIDENT-ELECT COMPELLED TO DELIVER SPEECHES OW Wer carry

HARDING REACHES Hla RESTING PLAGE   PRESIDENT ELECT {tS IN THE TIP END OF TEXAS   CHEERED ALL ALONG THE WAY   Will Try and Taboo Politics Until He Returns Home, Doing His Best to Reunite The North and the South

PRESIDENT-ELEST BREAKS RESOLVE   PAMORING CROWDS — ROC HIM TO MAKE ADDIESSES.   May Draft International Court Plon When He Returns From the South.

POLITICS AND OFFICE SEEKERS  ARE TABOOED   Senator Harding in For Real  Rest—Texans Force Him to Make Speeches Enroute

Makes Dozen Speeches ‘En Route, Despite Ef- ; + forts:to Avoid Pub-  ‘ ~ lic Utterances. *

HARDING STILL SPEAKS   President-elect on Way to Point. Esshe ? Golf. ~

NEW COURT TQ) REPLAGE OLD LEAGUE   WOULD ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION OF WORLD POWERS   Conference on Issues to Be Considered at  Marion Soon.

Is Found Not Guilty by the Germans But Gets 20 Years on Charge of Espionage,

WELL RECEIVE!   Musical, Program. Given Sunday Evening af the. First Baptist Church ~ Thoroly “Enjoyed—Directed. by  Wwe Manrvoen T Onidenne

NAILY   WELL RECEIVED   Musical Program Given Sunday Evening at the First Baptist Church Thoroly Enjoyed—Directed by Mrs. .George E. Snidecor

EW REFORMS ARE NOW N EMBRYONIC STAGE JF DEVELOPMENT AS THE FTERMATH: OF DEATH FOLD JOHN B. CORN

CHICAGO SHERIFF IS ATTACKED ON HANGING PLANS   Intention to! Have’ ‘Prisoners a4 enti, Execution * Draw s Rise From All. Sides..2..

PRISONERS 10 SEE HANGING   Chicago Sheriff’s Plan Stirs Storm of Protests.   HIGHWAYMEN THICK IN TEXAS   More Than Thirty Cases in Oil Fields During December— T° Seek Death Penaity.

SHOCKS SUBSIDE; MINOR TREMORS ARE GOOD OMENS   Small Quakes, Frequent i Italy, Indicate Worst Is Over.

EARTH TREMOR OUBOIDING IN LTALY TODAY   Seismic Disturbance Wearing Itself Out Declares Direetor of Observatory at Florence      NUMBER OF QUAKE VICTIMS  ESTIMATED TODAY AT 2,000   Second Shock Reported to Have Been More Severe than 4 the First  :

EARTHQUAKE DISTURBANCES IN ITALY BELIEVED 10 GE oUBSIDING   Slight Shocks Succeeding Each Other Rather Frequently Show Seismic Phenomena Are Wearing *  a. . tatoo tee. eo  Peres, ig.

ITALIAN EARTHQUAKES. BELIEVED SUBSIDING   ‘Only Minor Tremors :Felt Since First Big. One; Now . Grater Opens,

YANK SCHOONER WINS   Esperanto. Champion Over. Fishing Vesse! Front Canada.   Clinches $4,000 Silver Trophy Offered by the Royal Canadian . " Wacht Clubs - +...

ESPEKANK 19 1S ‘CHAMP’   YANK SCHOON=R BEATS THE CA. NADIA VESSEL,   Wins the $4,000 S ver Trophy Offered By the Re « Canadian Vac... ,Club,

ESPERKAN 19 1S ‘CHAMP’   YANK SCHOO’: =R BEATS THE CA. NADIA.i VESSEL.   Wins the $4,000 S ver Trophy Offerec PY the Ro e! Canadian Yac... Club,

YANKEE SCHOONER WINS BIG TROPHY   Esperanto Champion Over Fishing Vesse! From Canada.   Clinches $4,000 Siiver Trophy Offered by the Royai Canadian Yacht Club.

EARLY PASGAGE OF SEDITION AGT   House to Follow Example Laid Down by Senate  PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS   Receive Attention in Bill In. troduced by Mr.-Davy and Revised by Mr. Graham— Death Penalty would be Inflicted on Recommendation of Jurv in Certain Cases.   NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

EARLY PAoGGt OF ‘ANTHREDS ALLL PREDIGTEL   Eradication of “Parlor Bolshe viki” Provided For; Stringent Provisions in the Measure.   DEATH PENALTY SOUGHT FOR REVOLT LEADERS   Convicted Aliens to Be Deported After Serving Sentences.

STRINGENT SEDITION BILL NEARS ENACTMENT   Senate Passes Sterling Measure _While House Committee Agrees on Similar Bill

OTAINGENT LAWS AGAINGT REDo TU BE PASSED SOK   House Measure Provides Death Penalty for Those Whose Teachings Result in Taking of Human Life.

SEDITION BILL PASSES SENATE   DRASTIC LAW TO GOVERN REDS BEFORE HOUSE   Parlor Bolshevists Subject To Fines. Death Penalty a: Possibility.

Death Penalty for - Seditious Person:   WHERE THEIR ACTIVITIES CAUSE DEATII OF ANY OTHER PERSON—BUT PENALTY MUST BE MADE AT RECOMMENDATION OF JURY, ONLY

SEDITION BILL SOON TD PASS CONGRESS HAS DEATH PENALTY   Will Be Inflicted Upon Radicals, Whose Activities Lead to Destruction of Life.   LONG JAIL TERMS PROVIDED   Fines Not Exceeding $20,000 and Deportation Also Await . Those Found Guilty.

VO MORE PARLOR “BOL SHEVIST..   Passage of Scdition Bill Intended to  Sound Its Denth Koel.

‘o Hasten Enactment Measure Aimed at “Parlor Bolsheyiks” and Other Enemies of Govt. — Death Penalty Included in Violations — Passed by Senate Saturday

QUICK P PASSAGE OF ~ SEDITION BILL SEEN   HOUSE. COMMITTEE ‘AGREES Ol SIMILAR MEASURE TO ONE FAVORED BY SENATE, °   DEATH PENALTY 1S INCLUDE   Among Purposes of Legislation Is That Aiming at Eradication of ‘“Parlor Bolsheviks,”

Congress Prodded to. Action » By” ‘Palmer’ S_ ‘Revelations ~ Has. Framed for. Considera: tion Bill ‘to. Safequard Mails ‘and Express From. Poison. -

TO REPORT SEDITION BILL.   Proposed Action Presagei Speedy Enactment of Stringent Measure by Congress.

SPEEDY ENAGTMENT OF SEDITION BILL APPEARS CERTAIN   Is Aimed At “Parlor Bolshevik’ and Provides Death and Numer our Other Penalties.   WOULD “CLOSE ALL MAILS

MASH SEDITION   Congress Prodded to Action By Palmer’s Revelations  ~ Has Framed for Consideration Bill to Safeguard Mails and Express From Poison.

POLIGE HAVE DRAGNET OUI FOR ATTEL   Former Featherweight Cham pion Wanted in Connection With Baseball Scandal.   TO BE HALED BEFORE DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Authorities Will Prosecute All Who Profited By Baseball Gambling.

DETECTIVES HUNTING FOR ABE ATTELL   Who Claims To Knov How Baseball Series Was Fixed.

ABE ATTELL DODGES LAW OFIERSIN BAIL QUERY   District Attorney Says This Man Has Boasted of What He Knows and Must Tell

DRAWING UPON OIL RESERVES   Demand ia January 4,750,000 Rar rela Greater Thaa Deeember.

CO-OPERATIVE FARM LABOR   Announce Purpose of Standardizing Methods of Trade

Houston Editor Demands Actual And Examplary Damage For False Arrest

WILL TEST POWER OF ARMY ZONE LAW      EDITOR SUBS NATIONAL GUARD OFFICER

MLL TEST THE REAL POWER OF SOLDIER AULE   Texas Editor Files Heav: Suit Against: Guard Officers

VOWER OF MILITARY OVER CIV. IAANS OUT MARTIAL LAW ZONE TO BE TESTED

HOUSTON PRESS SUES MAYFIELD   Colonel of .the Texus N National Guard and Three Lientenants For False Arrest,

8 MADMEN AT LARGE   Armed Posse ts Layking for Ceiniaals Uscapil From State losnital,

ARMISTICE MAY: BEFIXEDUP A SHORT TIME   HUNGARIANS GE1 BUSY.   CROSS INTO AUSTRIA TO SEIZE ARMS, ABOUT TO AID POLES.

BOLSHEVIK ARMY NEARING WARSAW, AT HUN FRONTIER   Diplomats Confer on Armistice While Fighting Continues —Poles Plan for Counter Attack.

PILES Blots bl a      Soéret Wireless Order Urges  Soviet Armies to Advance, ' Franch Exserts Assert

SOVIET ADVANCES. SEORETLY ORDERED AFTER WLY 30°18. CHARGE BY FRENCH   Claim to Have Deciphered Code Giving Instructions té Commanders in Field   SAY DELAY. PLANNED IN... HANDING OVER TERMS

POLISH DELEGATES MEET RED PARTY AT BREST-LITOVSK   Action Thus Far Restricted to Routine Preliminaries Say Dispatches to Paris   HUNGARIAKS CROSS BORDER AND RAID AUSTRIAN ARMOR)   Seize Munitions Indicating Truth of Report They Will Aid Poles

Alleged Soviet Order Directs  - Continuance of Mititary Opt erations and Willful Delay in Parlevs

CARL KRODER OF VINCENNES IF DEPORTED WILL RETURN TO U. S. BE SAYS *

NEXT PRESIDENT MUST ! DO UNPOPULAR THINGS   PROMINENT MEN ARRIVING   Gossip from Convention City Tell: Interesting Happenings Among Notables.

REPUBLICANS EADY 1 FlGnt FOR NOMINATION   No Strong Trend Noted Toward Any Given Candidate.   BOOSTERS IN EVIDENCE   Conferences on Platforms Result in Unanimity, Says Hays. j

DLO GUARD HAS NO LEADER; F1GH A FREE-FOR-ALL   No Strong Trend Toward Any Candidate and Contest More Muddled.   Arrival of Delegates Forces Lowden, Wood and Johnson Into Backaround.

Japan’s War Reliance Will Be On Submarines   Strong Naval Bases to Bi Constructed on Islands Given Her By Peace  C'an foran Cra.

SEVEN YEARS IN PAT FOR YOUNG BANDITS   Youthful Robbers Are Caught by Sheriff and Aides After Fight.

TWO YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY TO ROBBER   SENTENCED TO LONG TERMS IN PRISON CONFESSED TO NUMRER OF RORRERIES

-TRAPPED BANDITS GET SEVEN YEARS   YOUTHEXL DESPERADOES CAP. TUNED NEAR NEW ADBURN AFTER FIGHT WITH SHERIFE   ‘CONFESS TO ROBBERIES   "ADMIT PULLING OFF JOBS’ IN VARIOUS PLACES JTW Qpaene

DEPUTY WILL UNTANGLE STRAINED SITUATION ON: INITIATIVE OF ROPER   ‘Rum Revolt,’ Tarns Into Meel ~ Request for Conference Upen Dalrymple’s Arrival

Adventurers Who Started Across he Ice to Marooned Vessel Cannot Be Found.

SIX MEN MISSING ON IGk   Adventurers Who Started Across he Ice to Marooned Vessel Cannot Be Found.

CAN’T EVADE BURDENS   Americans Must Accept Responsi bilities, Says Coolidge

MAKES FIRST ADDRESS   SINCE NOMINATION FOR VICE PRESIDENT  ON THE REPUBLICAN TOWER 7   Urges American People to Accept Responsibilities of World of Greater Economic and Political Freedom.

HOWAT RESTRAINED BY COURT ORDER   Can't Stop Coul Preduetion Cheroker sind Crawforil Counties   OTHER “OFFICIALS.: NAMED      mit Said gy bo Rosat of sAppent Prom Union Miners and Othe fo Prevent Hewat Call Jing a Steuike tit April

KANSAS IS  ~—APTER HOWAT   Governor Allen Accepts His Challenge:   COURT ISSUES INJUNCTION   ‘Petition Filed Recites Threat of Mine Officials to Call Strike.

HOWAT IS ENJOINED   COURT CALLS TIES THREAT TO ORDER COAL STRIKE,   He Wil Probably be Given Chanee to Try Conclusions with the Law He Desptses, *

BESTRAIN MINERS’ UNION FROM CALLING A STRIKE    Temporary Order Againat Howat  Tesued by District Court at Piltsburc.

DEMORALIZATION  OF TRAFHIG DUE 10 RAIL POLE)   Acting President Of Em. ployes Department Talks.   MUST MEET DEMANDS   Exodus of Workers Te ther Lines Is Brought Ont.

Democrats Are Lining Up For 1920 Campaigr   National Committee Expected to Eu dorse Wilson's Stand on Pence Treaty—Seleetion of Cun ¥yention City is Up

et   MAY INDORSE WILSON’S WORK   Democratic National Committee May Aiso Vote For Ratificatior or

LEADERS Ih PARTY 10 DECIDE. STAND   National Committee Meet: Tomorrow and Will Act On Resolution   SOME WANT CHANGE JIN VOTE ON NOMINATION   San Francisco and Kansa: _ City Leading In Race for Convention

May Put Party on  Record for League    Resolution to The Presented ro Nis Lion  Democritic — Committee Payor Peace Tres

ASSERT FRENCH HAS RESIGNED   Drops Lord Lieutenancy London Press Informed   Cork Jury Charges Lloyd George With MacCurtain’s Murder

INVESTIGATION REVEALS MORE AND MORE GRAF   Shipping Board Becoming Daily More Obnoxious, as Testimony Shows Shady Dealings and Criminal Negligence.

INSPECTORS TOLD UOaTS WERE NOT THEIR BUSINESS   Traveling Auditor Shipping Board Tells How Graft Was Made Possible.   SPIRIT OF MAKE RATHER THAN CUT DOWN REPAIRS   .. W. Bolling, Treasurer; Lester Sisler, Former Secretary, and Alonzo Tweedale, General Comptroller, Expected to Appear Before Committee

BIG GRAFT IN REPAIR BILLS   SHIPTING BOARD sHORTCOM!\::~ CONTINUE TO PILE UP.   GET RICH QUICK SPIRIT SHOWN   EVERYBODY ON THE MAKE FOKMER AUDFTeS saYs.   Seach Atiantin Diteertet a Fruitful Fteta fer tesse Acceesting— Nevel Theery Advanced Oa Weeden Ships.

TELLG OF GAAP IN REPAIR BILLS   Story of Charles Banzahi Traveling Auditor   If $7,000,000 Shipping Boarc Repair Bills in South Atlan tic District was Graft Wit ness Tells Walsh Congres sional Committee—Many Ir. regularities in Work Yards

TEN PER CENT ‘GRAFT’ IN BILLS?   New Sensations in Shipping Board’s Scandal

Witness Alleges Ten Per Cent 4 of Repair Bills Mes . area Bo  aa   DECLARES INSPECTORS _ DID NOT CHECK. WORK   Probe of Shipping Board A_ hairs Continued by’ Walsh "Congressional Com:  ON tela

SHARE OF REPAIR BILLS EOR SHIPS I$ GALLED GRAFT   Witness Claims There Was Bpirit of Making More Work for Yards.

GIGANTIC GRAFT IN REPAIR BiLLa TS CHARGE MADE   Amount Was 10 Per Cent of $7,000,000, Says the Auditor.   Declares [hat Bills lotaling Thousands Approved Without Inspection.

ALLIED  SUPREME COUNCIL DECIDED 10 OY  On Agreement for Food and Raw Material Rationed to All Europe.

M DONQUGH GALLS RUM REVOLT HOAX   Iron County (Mich.) Prosecutor Says Nothing in It.   DEPUTIES AND TROOPS START   Prohibition Director Dalrymple and Aids Leave Chicago for the Scene to Seize Local Officers of the Law.

BRANDS ‘REVOLT’ A WANTON HOAX   District Attorney of Iron County, Michigan, Demands Full Investigation of “Rebellion”   FEDERAL AGENTS BUSY   Armed With Warrants, Prohibition Director Inatitutes a General “Clean Up” Campaign

NO REBELLION, SAYS M’DONOUGE   District Attorney of Iron Coun ay, Mich., Says Report Is Big Hoax.   POSSE STARTS FOR SCENE   Dalrymple, With Deputies and Trodps on Way to Seize Local Officers— Proceeds Under Orders Direct ly From Washington.

RUM REVOLI STORY A HOAX   Accused Prosecuting Attorney Declares There Is No “Rum Rebellion” in Michigan.   FEDERAL OFFICERS LEAVE FOR SCENE

SERIOUS FIRE IN ‘ORK, BIG LOSS  Oe ocr eee  Figure May Reach One Hundred Thousand

BURR JONES NAMED TO JUDGE WINSLOW BENCH   Forty Years Practicing Lawyer in Madison,

“LITTLE FELLOWS” MAY NOT HAVE TO PAY HIGHER TAXES   lf Congress Finds a Way to Tap the ‘Corporate Field for Additional . Revenue. 

Increased Burden Not Necessary If Congress Taps Corporate Field   TO REVISE REVENUES   Houston's Plan Is To Loosen Wealth From Undistributed Profits Channels

THEY MAY ESCAPE HIGHER TAXES ON THEIR INCOMES   “Little Fellows” May Not Have To Shoulder Heavier Burden.   CORPORATE FIELD MAY BE TAPPED   Big Concerns And Wealthy Indi. viduals May Have to Pay Higher Taxes.

“Little Fellows’’ May Yet Escape _ Hiigher Taxation on Their Incomes

THINGS LOOK BETTER FOR LITTLE FELLOW IN THE READJUSTMENT OF INCOME TAX SCHEDULES PROPOSEL   INDIVIDUALS HAVING SMALL WAGE INCOMES MAY NOT BE BURDENED WITH INCREASES IN TAX UPON THEIR EARNINGS AFTER ALL.

Houston Not to Raise Tax on  Little Fellows   Treasurer Wants U. S. to In stitute Search.for All Hidden Wealth

5 NORTH DAKOTA BANKS CLOSE Uf      Withdrawal of Public Funds by Non-Partisan Bank Cited as Reason.

FIVE BANKS IN N. D. CLOSE   CLOSING DUE TO CROP FAILURE if IS ALLEGED AND WITH  DRAWAL OF PUBLIC  ra Phe

RESPONSIBILITY WHOLLY WITH G. 0. P. SENATORS   Senator Hitchcock Cites Record t Show Who Killed Fifort to Make Peace.

GUILTY LABEL  FOR abba MOTTE BRIEF      Assembly's - Lagal Batter’ Says Ousted Members Disaualified Themeelves "   LAW AND ORDER FOES   Statement Declares The) Urged Revolution on Siaie  tre tene

PROSECUTION. SAYS 5 SOCIALISTS ARE UNFI   BRIEF SUMMARIZES REASONS WHY NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMEN SHOULO KEEP TMEM OUT,

N.Y. ASSEMBLYMEN ARE DISQUALIFIED, NEC] ARF IN RRIFF   OATH OF FIVE SUSPENDED SOCIALISTS FALSE, COTINGEL, CLAIMS.   TRIAL ADJOURNED   Judiciary Committee Files Resume of Testimony in Trial.

CLAIM SOCIALISTS SHOULD BE OUSTED   Counsel for Committee Investigating Charges of Disloyalty Against Assemblymen Sums Up Argument.

LIMITED NUMBER (IF RAN, SYSTEM!   Work on Interstate Commerc Commission’s Tentative Pla for Consolidation is Pro gressing Rapidly.

R AIL MERGERS CONSIDERED BY COMMERCE BODY   New Clasailicats Are Provided in Consolidating of Railroads

SOON READY FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF THEIR PROPOSALS   Various Railroads Working To ward Mergers to he Effected Under Commission’s Plan   WILL KEEP COMBINATION SYSTEMS IN COMPETITION   ‘Commission Promises Hearings on its Scheme When Completed

SAINSOLIDATION IF ALL LINES 5 BONSIDEREL   HINAL PLAN NOV FORMING      MUST BE KEP’? ON A DUE COMPETITIVE BASIS. WARTIME USE.

WUNSOLIDATION UF RAIL LINES 5 CONSIDERED   FINAL PLAN NOW FORMING   MUST BE KEPT ON A DUE COMPETITIVE BASIS. WARTIME USE.

Expected That Commissior Will Make Important An. nouncement Soon. Many Problems Come Up.

FEARFUL RAIL WRECK.   Hundreds Reported Injured On Ore: gon Short Line, -

NO. TRADE BEFORE RUSSIA PAYS DEBTS   CONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN COUNTRIES TO BE HELD AT CENPVIA

RUSS WARNEL IU “PAY UP”   Several Nations Demand Guarantees From the Sovicts.

“PAY UP? RUSSIA IS WARNED      Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finlanc and Holland Demand Guarantees Fram Soviet Government.

DEMAND DEBT PAYMENTS      Neighboring Nations Make Trade with Soviet Russia Conditional :

MODERATION CONCILIATION  ARE VER      By Premier Giolitti In His Confer ence With Workers and Employers

MODERATION IS BEING URGED   Premier Goiletti Making an Effort to End La- * bor Troubles

HOPE FOR END OF CONFLICT   In Italian Labor Crisis; Gioletti to Act

HOOT JOHNSON—SPEAKER CALLS WILSON THE “ROYAL FAMILY”—NAMES McADOO AS THE “CROWN PRINCE”—PANDEMONIUM.   BULLETIN

COOLIDGE GIVEN A GOOD OVATION   Dr. Butler Placed in Nomination by Ogden Mills

COOLIOGE NAMED AFTER JOHNSON   Sponsor For Californian Cheered and Jeered During. Course of Speech.   ALL CANDIDATES “HIDE”

WOOD WEN INSIST ON! VOTE Most of Delegates Want To Go T Note: and Rest.

BOP. 10 BE STEADILY ON THE JOB IN GHIGAGC   WOOD WAS FIRST NAME PLACED BEFORE CONVENTION   LOWDEN AND JOHNSON IN QUICK SUCCESSION   The lowa Delegation Had the Honor of Leading the Lowden Parade About the Coliseum.—Wild Cheering for the Favorite Candidates

THE OUFFRAGE VOTE   WOMEN DELEGATES START HO’ CONTEST.   National Head Says Women Must Makes Choice in Politics.

THE SUFFRAGE VOTE   WOMEN DELEGATE CONTI  s sv. ART vor       Natjonal Head Says) Women Mus Makes Choice in Politics,  ih

RUNAWAY OIL MARKET. SEEN BY REFINERS   Manufacturers Light and:  Heat - Company Sell Complete Output For $6.45 .a Barrel Far Period “OF Yeays.   ABOUT 600 BARRELS DAILY   Chesebrotigh Manufacturing Company and Waverly Oil Works Look Ahead—Carnegie Gas CHE Benduink   OTHER BIG DEALS RUMORED

DELL ENTIRE OIL OUTPUT FOR $6.45 PER BARREL   MANUFACTURERS LIGHT & HEAT CO. CONTRACTS DAILY PRODUCTION OF 600 BARRELS AT PREMIUM OF 50 CENTS—RIUNAWAY MARKET.

OIL 1 SOLD FOR $6.45   OUTPUT CONTRACTED FOR   Entire Production of Manufac turers Light & Heat Co. Bought.

UAGE NATION 10 BUY RAILROADS   American Federation of Labo - Passes Resolution at Annual Meeting.   CONDEMN ARMY SERVICE

URGED BY R. R. BROTH. ERHOODS. BEFORE _ FEDERATION CON.  WENTON —   Military Training. in the - Schools: and - Compulsory '. Military, Training is Con~ demned in Resolutions Be_ fore Federation.

UNIONS APPROVE FEDERAL OWNERSHII   JOINT RESOLUTION PRESENTED TO THE A. F. OF L. CONVENTION AT MONTREAL

3OVERNMENT OWNERSHIP RAILROADS   is Urged in Resolution Pre sented at A. F. of L. Convention.

RAIL UNIONS ASI 1S. QWNERSHI   A: .F. L. Presents Demands, at Convention in’ Mon-tyaql. - .

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF ROADS DEMANDED BY UNIONS   Resolutions Touching Many Topics Continue Ta Pour into Resolutions Committee of the American Federation of Labor.

EL LL LOL LLL LE ET I ET TT LT RET, ttre  GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF — ROADS DEMANDED BY UNION:   Resolutions Touching Many Topics Continue Tc Pour into Resolutions Committee of the American Federation of Labor.

NOW LIMITED TO RICH MEN   Lansing Would Increase Salaries of Ambassadors and Ministers.

Only. jobs For Rich   Secretary Lansing Says Only Wealthy Can Take Diplo aantin Presinns.

KIDNAP WARDEN OF CORK JAIL   Thomas Griffm Disappears on Way to  His Home.   FEAR HE’LL NOT BE SEEN AGAIN

FIFTY ‘FOU   Home Vlece, The Madel Town, fs Getting Famous For White Mule:

FIFTY FOUR GALLONS.   Home Plece, The Model Town, ts  Getting Famous For White Mule.

ALLIES OWE AMERICA 12 BILLION   Negotiations in Progress for New Loans to Include Interest.   PAYMENTS TO RETIRE BONDS   Total Amount of Loans, if Paid in Full, With interest, Will Retire Approximately Half the National War Debt.   Rate 5 Per Cent.

AMCHICA Tl WL ALLIS NUTES WORT 1) BULAN   This Amount to Be Due When Countries Start -avments 1922   NEW LOAN BASIS NOW BEING ASKED   Failure of Nations to Kee} Up Interest Causes Sums to Swell

ALLIES OWE U.S. $12,000;000,000   Negotiations i in Progress. for: New ~-Loans to Include: In- : terest; :         -Amiount: ‘of Loans, if Paid in Fa » With interest; - Will Retire : . Abproximately Halt 'the- “Na. tlonal War Debt: ¢         “THE MARKETS

eae  ALLIES OWE U. S. $12,000,000,000      Negotiations in Progress for New Loans to Include Interest.   Total Amount of Loans, if Paid in Full, With Interest, Will Retire Approximately Half the National War Debt.   Cuba Paying Interest.

ALLIES OWE U.S. $12,000,000,000   Negotiations in Progress for New Loans to Include Interest.   PAYMENTS TO RETIRE BONDS   Total Amount of Loans, if Paid im Full, With Interest, Will Retire Approximately Half the Na. tional War Debt.

ALLIES OWE U, S, -$12,000,900,000   Negotiations in Pr ogress for New Loans to Include [n= terest.   Total Amount of Loans, if Paid ir Full, With Interest, Will Retire Approximately tialf the Na tional War Debt. :

EUAGPE OWES U. § ABOUT 12 BILLION!   Asks New Loan to Include the Unpaid Interest.   NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS   ‘Payments by Allies to Be Used to Re. tire Bonds Issued Here During the War—Cuba Is Paying Up.

STRIKING SWITCHMEN RETURNING TO WORK IN CHICAGO DISTRICT   Strike Not Broken, But Movement Back to Work is Reported Today      FIGHT ONE FOR SUPREMACY SAYS HEAD OF OUTLAW UNIO)      Claims Men Get Nothing But Promises from Officials

MEDIATION OPPOSED BY LEE   B. of R. T. President Fights Recognition of Insurgents.

LEE OPPOSES ALL MEDIATION   President of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Fights Recognition of insurgents.

IFIND STOLEN TRAIN   Rebel Switchmen Seize Freight From Crew at Chicago.   Engineer and Firemen Dragged From Cab by Six Armed Men—Eleven Suspects Arrested.

STOLEN TRAIN FOUND   WAS SEIZED BY REBEL switc'4.  MEN IN CHICAGO.   Six Armed Men Drag Engineer and Trainmen From the Cab—Arrest Eleven Suspects.

STOLEN TRAIN IS FOUND IN ILLINOIS   Rebel Switchmen Seize Freight From Crew at Chicago.   Engineer and Firemen Oragged From Cab by Six Armed Men—Eleven Suspects Arrested.

MDONOUGH! HERS AND MANOR GETS MUCH WARMEE   Squelcher of Rum Revoit Say: He Will Quit If Washington Goes Eack On Him.

AN INVESTIGATION IS ON   EFFORT TO SETTLE THE LIQUoR:   TROUBLE IN MICHIE        Special Agents of Government Are on Scenc—Dalryuiple Says He WIL n Unless Uphelu.

COUNTY ATTORNEY WHC FGUAED IN MICHIGAN “WHISKEY WAR" NAMED AS POSSIBILITY” Bi REPUBLICANS FOR THE NATIONAL PRESIDENC'

MDONOUGH DEMANDS FULL - INVESTIGATION TO VINDICATE COUNTY   Ypen Public Settlement :“is Sought by Prosecutor’. “to Show lron: County tnt iis “True Light.” :   DALRYMPLE {IS PEEVEO

DALRYMPLE-M'DONOUGH WAR OF WORDS STILL GOES ON   Enforcement Director Says He’s Going To Resign If Washington Goes Back on Him While the State’s Attorney Calls Loudly for Justice.

PEAGE REIGN AT ARON RIVER   “Revolt” Leader Demand: Open, Public Settlement to Exonerate Community.

VICTORY OF -MDONOUGH   This ls Way Michigan Peninsuls Looks al Ead of “Whiskey Kebeltion.”

BOTH LEADERS IN ‘RUM’ REVOLT STANDING FIRM   McDonough Demands Full   Retraction, Dairvmple May  OCvyit Tl & Garvira

PEACE MAKERS IN CONFERENCE AT IRON RIVER   McDonough Demands an “Open, Public Set tlement’”’

M ‘Donough ~ 1 Is: Their Hero   Lichigai ‘Peninsula, Resident: Laud! Attorney “Who! Detied 7 Pederal-Trohibition, Agents ©

No Concern About Heaven  %  : Or Heil, But Interested. oda This World, 48: Prayer

48’ers Cheer as Minister Lauds Red Revolution and Rejoices in Negro Unrest

IE TT CONENTION   Preacher Says.G. 0. P. Takes /-Oraers, Mot Front jesus, But - Wall Street.

NEW PARTY [S ABSURD SAYS CO}   TO CONTINUE FIGHT  Election Called Defeat, Not Surrender

Cox to Reorganize Democratic Party      THE GOVERNOM SAYS THE ELECTION WAS A. REPE , BET NOT A SERRE

COX IS READY “TO RE-ORGANIE THE DEMOCRATS   Will Be Ready for Future Political Combats; Talk of New Party Is Absurd,

COX 0 ATTEMPT REORGANIZATION   For the First Time Since Cam. paign Started, Refers to Principals of Thomas Jefferson

Says Democracy May Be Beaten but Will Never Surrender.   TALK OF NEW PARTY iS ABSURD, HE SAYS   Sees No Rosy Road Ahead of Administration With Party Differences,

COX TO ATTEMPT REORGANIZATION OF PARTY AT ONGE   “Talk of New Party is Absurd,” Declares Defeated Candidate’s Statement.

Undismayed by Defeat, He Plans Reorganization for Coming Battles   SAYS IT IS ABSURD TO TALK OF NEW PARTY   JAVERGENT ELKMENTS 01 REPUBLICANS WILL BREAI UP BEFORE 1924, GOVERNOI BELIEVES,

Presbyterians Set Jan 18 as Day of Prayer for Brethren of Reformed Faith in Europe

GOK TO INVARE Weal 10 CLEAN EM UP, TELL ~ WOUNDED YANK’   Governor Shakes Hands With More Than 300 Convalescent Soldiers in Hospital While Leaders Wait,   HAS PLEASANT WORD FOR EACH INVALID   Rabbi Stephen Wise Is Ready to Take the Stum for Democrats; Dines Wit McAdoo and Chadbourne.

COX PAYS A VIalT 10 SOME WOUNDED TROOPS   GOES TO A HOSPITAL TO SEE VETERANS, WHILE COTERIE OF POLITICIANS WAIT FOR CONFERENCE WITH NOMINEE

COX TO “CLEAN EM UP ON WESTERN FRONT”   NOMINEE TELLS WOUNDED SOL. DIERS THAT IS WHAT HE WILL -DG ON TRIP.   SHAKES HANDS WITH 200   Political Allies Mide to Wait While Democratic Nominee Visits Hos- pital in New York,

COX VISITS WOUNDED.   Nominee Shakes Hands With +++ More Phan 350 InvalidVeterans of War.

COX GREETS-350—~ WOUNDED HEROES    Prominent Politicians Allowec to Wait While Governor Visits Hospital

COX VISITS VETERANS OF WAR IN HOSPITAL   Shakes Hands With 300 Men: Rabbi Wise to Speak for the Governor.

SHAKES HANDS WITH WOUNDED VETERANS   Governor Cox Visits Polyclinic hospifal in dew York,

WOUNDED WAR VETS ARE GREETED BY COX   Political Allies Chafe While Dem ocratic Nominee Chats with Heroes of France

cox. TALKS WITH SOLDIERS M ~ WHILE POLITICIANS WAN   Governor Defers Conferences to Vis ait Wounded Men. in New” York : ~ Hospital, siege Be

POLITIGIANS WAIT WHILE GO VISITED WOUNDED SOLDIERS   Left New York Late Last Night On Start OF Western Trp Where He Promises To “Clean ‘Em Up.   MET. MANY -PARTY LEADERS

hE. F. VETERANS   Political Allies Wait Two Hours During Hospital Visit.

WAR VETERAND GREETED BY GO}   FORCES PARTY LEADERS TC WAIT WHILE HE CHATS WITH HEROES

Voll WOUNDED MEN IN HOSPITAL   Governor Cox Calls Upon Disabled Veterans   While Candidate Shakes Hands with More Than 350 Former Soldiers in Polyclinic Hospital and Says Few Words to Each — Poses for ne: raphers on Roof.

EMBARGO. ON COAL TO - ” ALL LAKE ERIE PORTS   Interstate Gomimerce Body Says Shortage of Equipment and Conrestion-are the Reasons. -

HOLDS UP CARS FOR COAL   Interstate Commerce Commission stop: Bhipments to Lake Brie Ports—

SIMS TO APPEAR: IN GOAL INQUIRY   Special Prosecutor Will _ Give Evidence.

SENATE SUMMONS   NAMES OF OFFICIALS IN COAL DEAL ARE TOLD   Senate Committee . Hears” the Names’ of-Thiee Men AL leged to Have’ Made $400,.   000in-Ote Transaction. _

SIMS CALLED 10 TESTIFY AS 10 COAL SITUATION   Lafayette Lawyer Who Differed With Palmer Summoned To Washington.   SENATE COMMITTEE CALL   Investigators To Go Further into Charges Against Government Employes.

SEEK AID OF SIMS. IN INVESTIGATION   Former Federal Prosecutor Is Summoned to Conference of Senate Committee Probing Coal Situation.

 i)  Tl iS CAL i) Sy i hy SI si Vos a) IW A {ikl Lath a IT u iver ay Ou Mik aT 17 UN él aa i ie             Nib AN ( h ay aI DDC i IN AG WA WM Wea bl INU!

CALLED BY COMMITTEE   A Special Prosecut®r Had Difference With Palmer

ODGE TREATY RUMOR DENIED   Report That Lioyd George Ace Reservations Declared in London. ~

_.ODGE TREATY RUMOR DENIED   Report That Lioyd George Accepted Reservations Declared Untrue in London.

LONDON DENIES PREMIER. — CABLED ACCEPTANCE. OF U.S. TREATY RESERVATIONS

‘Al’ Smith Searched For In Philadelphia and Youngstown.   PEIRCE SLAYER, SAID   ‘Jack” Moss  Implicates Smith As Responsible For the Crime.

“MASTER MIND” IN A PHILADELPHIA MURDE!   Man Badly Wanted in Pierce  1 Pace Dlecrdeae Delling

NEW YORK LOOKS WINNER OF RACE FOR LARGEST WORLD CITY. POPULATION 8 MILLION, TOPS “OL’ LUNNUN”, MAKES BRITISH SIT UP. CORE OF THE NEWS.

CENSUS WILL SHOW  ~NEW YORK 1S BIGGER THAN LONDON, BELIEF: MAY REACH 6,100.00   About 8,200,000 in Ten Mile Radius of Vast American Metropolis, Estimate.

BOLSHEVIK. ATTACK ON 720-MILE FRONT      Said To Be the Greatest Assault Which They Have Yet Hurled Against Polish Lines.

LAUNCH ATTACK ON HUGE FRONT: “FORT CAPTUREI   Famous: Triangle Stronghold Falls Into Hands. of Reds; -Soviets Say.   MANY PRISONERS. AND - Poot ALSO.ARE LOST   Bolsheviki: Open..Greatest Assauit: They Have Hurled Acainst - Coponents.

BOLSHEVIKE FIGHTING ON 729-MILE FRONT   {ussian Reds Launch Greatest Attack They Have Made Against Poles

ATTAGK (21 MILES LONG  LAUGHED a ANI SHEV IK]   Greatest Smash on Polish Lines Ever Attempted Is Looming   ROVNO FORTRESS IN REDS’ HANDS   Disarmament of Germany Before Allies at Spa Conference

BOLSHEVIKI IN BIGGEST ATTACK   FIGHTING POLES ON FRONT 6 OF APPROXIMATELY 720 MILES.

WAR BLAZES AGAIN —     Rolshevists Haunch Attack pe 720 Miles Polish Border py

RUSS LAUNCH MASS ATTACKS AGAINST POLE   Greatest They Have Ever Hurled Thus Far at the Enemy Lines.

BOLSHEVIKT ARE WINNING   Pole Are Burabed Buck by ‘Gretttest Alteck Ever Made by Forces wt Russian Hed

SOWIETS HURL GHEAT ATTAGK AGAINST POLES   Russian Bolsheviki Laumch Push Along Front of Approximatemately 720 Miles Forcing Withdrawals to Shorten Line

REDS HURL ARMY — ‘AT POLISH LINE ON WIDE FRONT      Launcli Greatest Attack Ever Begun Against Northern  eee

(GREAT ATTACK BY REDS   Launch Offensive Against Poles Along Front of 700 Miles.

HUGE BOLSHEVIK DRIVE   Poles Are Attacked On a front ‘of 720 Miles

ALLIED COMMISSION  HOLDS UP AIRPLANES   German Made Airplanes Sole to American Firms Are Seized Before Shipment   GERMANS IN PROTEST

PARKER AIDS COX   Louisiana Governor Comes t Ohio For Stumping Tour

5. P. CAMPAIGN TO CONSERVE CARS   PRIZES TO AGENT MAKING BEST SHOWING IN AN EFFORT TO OVERCOME SHORTAGE

PARENT-TEACHER MEETINGS HELD   Monthly Sessions Take Place at Hanover and Stock Street Buildings — Address Given by H. S. Weidner.

PARENT-TEACHER _ MEETINGS HELD   Programs Rendered at Stock Street and Hanover Street  School Buildings—Both Well Attended.

COVARRUBIAS TO LONDON 10 OPEN MINISTRY   New Mexican Ambassador tc England Denies He Goes for British Capital.

MEXILO NOT 10 SEEK Blu LOAN   AMBASSADOR SAYS GREAT BRITAIN WILL RECOGNIZE REPUBLIC

WHANGEL TO GIVE PRIORITY 10 FRANCE   This is Purported Effect ot Recognition.

FRANCE AND RUSSIA NIAY FORM ALLIANCE   REPORTED AGREEMENT BETWEEN REPUBLIC AND GEN. WRAN-’ , GEL REVEALED.

IDENTIFY VIGTIN OF TRUNK MURDER   Declared to Have Been the Wife of Eugene Leroy.   WAS A SOUTHERN WOMAN   Girl Disappeared in Detroit Day Be. fore Baggage Left That City—Alleged Husband Also Known as Fernandez, Alias Wood.

MURDER TRUNK — “GIRL IDENTIFIED   Victim Said to Have Been the Wife of Eugene Leroy.   KNOWN ALSO AS FERNANDEZ   Established That Woman Disappeared Day Before Baggage Left Detroit for New York—Girl Originally ©  From Starkville, Miss.

CONVENTION OPENS WITH HARMONY ON HAND EVERYWHERE   ‘Democrats Hear Spellbinders 7 Picture Victory Perched on”  Banners of Party.   THREE MAIN PLATFORM PLANKS ARE OUTLINED   Herring’s Business Plan, Loans for Homes and Blue Sky Law Principal Items.

Only One Vacancy to Fill, that Caused by Resignation of J). W. Files   iS MOSTLY SPEECH MAKING   Seek to Adopt a ‘Platform Which Will Attract Voters of Iowa. Next Fall

SEEK TO AVERT CONTROVERSIES AT DEMO MEET   Sparks Fly When Committee Considers Resolutions  COMMITTEES NAMED   Several] Radical Departures Are Ad. yocaited in Planks Presented by Herrine and Marsh

POLISH VICTORIES GROW RAPIDLY SAY / NEW COMMUNIQUES   40,000 Men and 200 Guns Are Taken From the Russians.   TWO DIVISIONS ARE CUT OFF FROM RETREAT   Soviet Armies ‘Are Sixty Miles From -Warsaw.—Armistice Negotiations Proceeding in Halting Fashion.

10,000 RUSSIAN TROOPS CAPTURED BY THE POLES   [Two Whole Divisions Cut Of and Their Capture Momes tarily Expected--French Fereign Office Predicts Nam ber of Prisoners Will Be lacreased.

POLES CAPTURE 40,000 RUSSIANS THOUSANDS ARE NEAR CAPTURE   Nine Important Cities of Poland Retaken From the Qnviet Hordes   REDS 60 MILES AWAY   Counter Drive of Reds Into Galicia Reported to Have Collapsed

DIVERGENCE OF VIEWS AT GOAL MEET DEVELOPS   Retailers Unanimous In Stand That Supply Below Needs.   PRODUCTION OVER PAR   Plans Of Fuel Rationing Discussed Before Adjournment.

GOAL PRIORITY MEETING FAILS 10 FIND REMED'   State’s Coal Supply Is Held Far Below Ohio’s Needs   RATIONING SUGGESTED   Further Conferenece Friday Expected To Yield Solution

TWO DRY DEMOCRATS   CHICAGO CONVENTION ON REC. ORD FOR WET LEGISLATION.   Only Two Delegates in Cook County Meet Vote Against the Resolution.

DEMOCRATS ARE WET   Only Two Dry Delegates at Cook County Convention.   Adopt Resolution in Favor of Afimw ing Each State te Doctermine Amount of Aicohof.

” BUSINESS SESSION OF ANNUAL CONVENTION   saegione” tor yo of Officers Pred a Dinner to 1,000 Members   STEAKS FROM AN ELK WAS SERVED

ELKS LAUNCH A BIG DRIVE   “Bltis” WHE Try to Boost Membershik To The Million Mark, Eat Elks Meat,

ELKS PLAN DRIVE   8B. P.O. E. Will Try to Increase Membership to One Million

ELKS LAUNCH DRIVE  FOR MILLION MEMBERS   Milwaukee Wins Basebal Championship of Order  Prom Chicaacna

MAY GIVE Y. M.C. A. 10 SCHOOL BOARD   ALMOST: ALL PATRONS OF INSTITUTION ARE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS   WOULD SOLVE PROBLEM   The Support Given ‘the Y. M. C A. at Present Is Insufficient rer Needs   In Winfield the Plan of Turning the “Y” Over to Schools. Is Suecessful

ALMOST: "ALL PATRONS "OF INSTITUTION ARE HIGH. . SCHOOL BOYS   The Support Given ‘the Y. M. C ' “A. at Present Is Instiffic: jient for Needs   In Winfield the. Plan of Turning ‘the “Y” Over to Schools. : Te Snecesscful

CLEVELAND RIVER FRONT FIRE RAGES   Whole Fire : Department Try: ing to Check Blaze—Loss Near $500,000,

DPEN DEBATE UPON TREAT “GAINS IN FAVOR   Senators’ In Favor of Ratifi cation Say Time Is Wasted in Secret Parleys

SEE TREATY'S HOPE “BY BEING CALLED UP TN THE OPEN SENATE   Friends of Ratification Feel That Secret Parleys Now Are Wasting Time.   CONFEREES NOT OPTIMISTIC   Two Groups Disputing Question of Virtual Agreement On the Compromise.

DEGRET PARLEYS GROW IN DISFAVOR   Senators Whe Want Ratification ef Treaty Insist Upon Open Senate Discussion.  nem      MANEUVERING FOR POSITION   Bi-partisan Conference is Called for Another Session Thursday— Lenroot’s Plan.

PARTIES. JOCKEY rOR POSITION IN IREATY BATTLE   “enators Pavoring  Aetion Karnestly Urge That No More Time Be W asted   WANT SECRET PARLEYS BROUGHT TO AN END   Polities Too Large A Factog Behind Closed Doors of Conference They Say

STILL JOCKEYING — FOR POSITION   EARNEST SENATORS WANT THE TREATY CALLED IN OPENSESSION AGAIN

STILL “JOCKEYING” WITH PEACE TREAT}   Those Destring Ltatification Ung Treaty Be Called Up in Open rer

LULL IN. TREATY ~ BATTLE   Next Move Awaits Result of Conferees’ Session Tomorrow   MUCH JOCKEYING

FRIENDS OF RATIFICATION OP POSE CONTINUANCE OF BIPARTISAN CONIFERENCES         DISAGREE ON AGREEMENT   Republicans and Democrats Squabble Over Agreements Reached at Conferences — Article Ten is Biggest Stumbling Worele

U. S. BOARD. HAS 1.387 SHIPS   Director of Operations Says 40T ade Routes Are Belng Served From: IB Points.

BOOZE ANO BOSSES NOMINATED COX   WL AL White Explains the Method Used to Break che leadloek,   COX -TO DRY CLEANER   WILL PAIN                Veith Césts Reputation for Wel. ness, Dewicepats WI Make GQ) O, P. Hastieto Remove loure  hous from White House,

W. OAL White Bagidaingy be Miasthassd Used to Uinesk ther Beadlock,   COX TO DRY CLEANER   CANDIDATE PRORAREA WEEE NEO MUR PSY SPAN,   Mth Gow Reputation for Ver. ners, Hen erece WHE Wake ti 6, BP dtustle to Reniove Pon as ties from White Mouse,

BAYAN AGSERTD HIG. AMBITION NOT FOR OFFICE   Nebraskan Makes First Pronouncement on Democratic Presidential Nomination   RIGHT WILL TRIUMPH IS COMMONER’S VIEW   Declares Senate Should’ Have Power to End War With Majority Vote

RYAN SAYS PACT DEGATE IS DISGRACE   Declares Debate Over Mere Words Shows Senators Fail  ~ to Understand Issues.   HOPESTOLIVETO SEE ALL WORLD DRY   Outlines His Views on Other  _ [ssues-Righteous Princi-.  ples Always Victorious He Says.

TREATY NOT DEAL SAYS BRYAN AT DINNER   Vebraskan Can’t Believe, He Says, That It Is Gone; Too Much Talk in Senate

JESUIT ATTACKS WOMAN'S FASHIONS   Says They Used to Dress fot Dinner and Now They Simply Undress.

COUNTESS KILLED HERSELE,   “a. Pecked in Valuable Jewels Found Floating in Lake.

COUNTESS ENDS — "LIFE BY SIEIE  _IN LAKE GENEVA   ‘Russian Woman Despondent :’ “Marriage Breaker” Active : tn Petrograd.

MAID OF EMPRESS SUICIDE   Former Attendant of Dowager Czarina of Russia Ends Life in Switzerland.

AMERICANS ARE PROTECTED   U. S. Warships Arrive at Three Ports of Mexico.

U. S. SHIPS GUARD AMERICANS   Cruisers and Destroyers Arrive a Tampico, Mazatlan and Topolobampo, Mexican Ports. -

HICAGO POLICE FIGHT ROBBERS PISTOL BATTLE   Duel Lasts Holt Hour and I. sata in Woman's Death

 be ODIO >t page  ener eh emt  SAFE BLOWERS  IN MIX WITH COPS   More Than One Hundred Shots Ex changed in Pisto! Duel--Three Escape in Darkness.

AUTOISTS ESCAPE AFTER PISTON. DUE   Policemen StageBattle on Streets of  Chicago Following Death of a yr ane

SAFE BLOWERS AND POLICE IN      The Men Driving an Touring Car i Chicago Strick ‘and Killed’ Mrs. Lotiie France.

WESTERN FOLKS ARE INTERESTED   In the League of Nations as the Paramount Issue of the Campaign.   ASK MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT IT OF HARDING   Missouri People Exhibit Their Traditional Desire to  BWe Gtinem

ONE TOPIC “THAT STIRS THE PEOPLE   G. 0. P. Leader Finds That L of N. is the Big and Paramount Issue.

HARDING LEAVES TWO STATES HE FEELS. SURE ARE STRONG FOR HIM   Republican Candidate Enters Contested. Missouri For Speech at St. Joseph   STILL ‘TALKS LEAGUE   Heckling Increases As He Tours Missouri Valley ‘On Tein South

HARDING SPEAKS IN MISSOURI TODAY   Republican Candidate Finds League of Nations Is Paramount Issue in Middle-West—-Givos ib Alte  tion.  ne

HARDING MEETS LEAGUE ISSUE IN WEST TOUR   Senator. Finds People 0; Iowa and Nebraska Eager to Know.   SPEAKES ON FRIDAY   Scheduled To Deliver Address In Missouri Thursday Afternoon.

COX CAMPAIGN 1S SLOW IN GETTING INTO OPERATIONS   Correspondent 4 Concerned Over Routi 's/lanner Cox Goes About It.   MACHINERY IS LACKING   Says Cox Is Aggressive and Com petent, and Must Know His Business.

GLOSELP VIEW OF COX GEN BY SULLIVAN   Has No Press Agent ana . Moves About: Dayton Very Informally   SHOULD BE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS QF POLITICS   Candidate Aggressive. and) Competent But Hasn’t Got  Down to Real Action Yet 

COX MASTER OF PARTY MACHINE   OBLIGED TO RUN HIS OWN CAMPAIGN.THUS FAR.   MANAGERS SLOW IN STARTING   Candidate Himself Fall of Energy  and Aggressivencss, But Demoerratic Committee Has Yet  to Roll Up Sleeves.

IRISH PARLEY IS BROKEN OFF   Unofficial Negotiations Interrupted.   RECENT EXCHANGES  OF VIEWS CONFIRMED   London Paper Discusses Situation.

American Embassy Reports to State Department on Departure of Carranza and Adherents from Mexico City   REVOLUTIONISTS SEIZE WAR STORES IN TRANSIT      Trains Carrying Troops and Equipment, Supplies, Records and Archives Precede Fugitive Executive

REBEL FORCE HALTS CARRANZA ESCAPE   MEXICAN PRESIDENT’S TRAIN REPORTED CENTER OF BITTER FIGHTING   FLEES INTO THE MOUNTAINS   Believed Officials Attempt to Break Through Cordon of Revolutionists,

BOLSHEVIK DRIVE PROGRESSES SLOWLY   General Budenny’s Forces Are Slowly Moving in the Direction of Lemberg.

RED OFFENSIVE TO WEDGE POLE LINE REPORTED   Bolshevist Officers Taken Prisoner Say Pole Army Will Meet Serious Re sistance at Railroad Lines.   RUSSIANS RALLY AT MINSK   Pacificism and Bolshevism Not Reconciled, Declares Representative in Discussing European Situation.

DRIVE TO CUT POLISH FRONT MAKING PROGRESS   Gen. Budenny’s Forces Move Slowly-in Direction of Zamosc, Despite Resistance.

PROPOSED NAVAL APPROPRIATION FAILS IN HOUSE   PROPONENTS PRCLARE 4V¢ THOS WiLL THROW ttc00 MEN mT oO Wonk

APPROPRIATION REFUSED.   House Declines to Allow Spend. ing of $9,050,000 on Repairing Ships.

OMG PLOUTER UNDER ARREST —— LEAPS 10 DEATH   Man Held In N. Y. Jumps 14 Stories Rather Than Testify Against Radical Suspects.

AFTER. BOMB VLOTTERS,    Sulelde of Man Under Arrest Brings Other Disclosures.

RED ROUNDUP REVEALED BY N. Y. SUICIDE   Conspirator .in .Boml Outrage La:* June Leaps to Leath.

ANKEOTO MADE FO ROMA PLOT CHCINE SHANG      Leap to Death Reveals Work in Rounding Up Reds.   HAD MADE CONFESSION   Others Ready to Testify for Government in Regard to Explosions.

CONFESSED RED LEAPS TO DEATH   Andrae Salsedo, Arrested in Bomb Plots, Falls to Street.   DROPS FOURTEEN STORIES   Storm Kills Thirty Seven And Wipes Out Oklahoma Village. Hundreds to the Rescue.

BOMB PLOTTER COMMITS SUICIDE   LEAPS FRHM 14TH STORY  WINDOW IN NEW _ YORK.

ARRESTS MADE Ih BOMB PLO!   Suicide Reveals Government Acetivities in Last June’s Attempt.

LEAP TO DEATH 14 STORIES DISCLOSES BOMB PLOT ARRESTS   Department of Justice Has Evidence Against Leaders in Activities Last June.   FLYNN ADMITS SEVERAL MEN ARE BEING HELD   Men Endeavored to Kill Attor. ney General Palmer and Judge C. C. Nott.

BOMB CAPTIVE IS SUICIDE il 14-STORY LEAP   Death Plunge Reveal: Fact That United States Had Made Arrests.

ARRESTS IN NATIONeo” WIDE A      Anarchist, Arrested March 7, Hurls Self From 14th Floor of New York Buildizig

COMMITS SUICIDE RATHER THAN FACE CHARGES   Tony Tazio, Arrested in Connection With Radical Outbreaks In New York Cit Jumps From _ Fourteent Floor of Skyscraper.

LEAPS 14 FLOORS TO END HIS LIFE   Witness in New York Bomb Outrage Case Eludes Guard and Jumps Out Window.

ANARCHIST JUMPS — FROM WINDOW TO Dil   Leaped from 14th: Story ot Building in Which Was Lo. cated Office of Justice Dept. ©

ADMITS PART IN. BOMB PLOT; HE LEAPS T0 DEATH   CONFESSES TO GOVERNMEN’ OFFICIALS OF PRINTING “RED” LITERATURE   OTHERS CONFESS. SAYS FLINN CHIEF OF FEDERAL BUREAU

RED'S DEATH LEAP SHOWS U6, MOVE AGAINGT 1919 PLOT   Confessor Jailed in New Yor! Slips from Roommate for Leap Down 14 Floors.   TWO NABBED BEFORE HIM, HIS SUICIDE MAKES KNOW!   Dead Man Confessed Printing of Circulars; Feared He'd Be Slain by Radicals.

William J. lynn Says Other Acrests ‘@}l Follow in Na(iinwide Plot.

CONFESSED RED, SFGHETIY HEID, -LEAPS T0 DEATII   tan Who Printed Jinie Bott -Ptot  Circalars Jumps trom: Fourteenth. Fivor .   SHOWS GOVERNMENT HAS MADE ARRESTS

ARRESTS fi LAGI (Ue: SUNG FLUE   TAO = COMMITS = SUICIDE   Hurled Himself From a Window of the Fourteenth Story of a Park Row Office Building.

BOMB PLOTTERS ARE ARRESTED   NEW YORK AGENTS GATHER IN SEVERAL ALLEG™D RADICALS,

Italian Who Printed Anarch. istic Literature Leaps 14 Stories to Death.   NEW REVELATION IN YEAR OLD BOMB PLOT   It is Learned Government i: on Track of Perpetrators of June Outrages.

BARKER RESIGNS AS UNION HEAD   STRAIN FROM. OVERWORK CAUSES HIM TO GIVE _ UP PLACE.

POLITICAL POTIN OHIO 1S BOILING   Plans For National and State Campaigns Being Made at Columbus Rally

POLITICAL POT ". BOILS BRISKL}   Ohio Republicans Gather it Columbus Today and Indiana Candidates Meet Thursday.  waan:. mntance nue

DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM {i GREATEST VOTE GELIEK  IN HISTORY, SAY LEADERS   Approval of Committee's Reports Is Clear Evidence Democrats  Are Behind Wilson   Great Interest Censure Around Who Wil Get Votes When Favorite Sons Release Their Delegations

‘CONFEDERATE MONEY SWINDLE   Natives in Baltic States Led to Accept as Genuine U. S. Tender

ETT EXECUTED TRASH        Relatives of Murdered Seats in Front Row at . ed ' Electrocutign. :

HEND IES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Negro Pays Penalty for Crime Which ted to Attempt at Lynching and Call for Troops in Kentucky; Kin of Victim See Guilty Man Die.

“KENTUCKY - NEGROIS Ch ’ RKECUTED   LT Berd  iBiack: Rrate Told: Onicinis Wo Hav  1 Killed Fotty Women tn bast Ton Years.

NEGRO MURDERER  WAS ELECTROCUTED   it Was In Attempt to Lynch Him That Six Men Were Killed at Lexington, Ky.

NEGRO WHO CAUSED RIOT ELECTROSUTE   William Lockett Pay$: Penalty For Murder of School Girl. Riot During His Trial.

SUPREME BODY   ig © OTHING © CLOTH OLOTH [AND . Wies _ VERSA, WHEN IT BELONGS TO A Tauer?.... ¢

WOOL CASE TO SUPREME BODY   ig C.OTHING CLOTH AND VICE VERSA, WHEN IT BELONGS TO A TRUST?

SOLVE THIS: IS CLOTH CLOTHING? COURT TO DECIDE   Profiteering Indictments in Od Muddle Due to Rutline

HIGH COURT MUST DEFINE CLOTHING UNDER LEVER ACT   Writ of Error Takes Wooler Mill Case to Supreme Tribunal.

GOVERNOR GETS PIG BY AIR   Wisconsin Executive Receives Nebras. ka Porker, Even if it Does Come High.

EXECUTIVE GETS PIG BY AIR   Comes High, but Wisconsin Governor Gets Nebraska Porker.

CHURCH GATHERING ATWOODLAND PARK   EVANGELICAL  CONVENTION TO BE HELD AUGUST 4 TO AUGUST 10°!’   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED   New Forward Moyeme t of the Church Will Be the Subject of Conference   Strong Leaders Will’ Direct the Program in Each of Church  Auxiltartes

EVANGELICAL  CONVENTION TO BE HELD AUGUST ,4 TO : AUGUST 10 2°"   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED   New Forward Moyemel eof the Church Will Be the Subject ‘of Conference’   Strong Leaders Will’ Direct the Program im Each of Church  Anvilleries

GAMBLERS GIVEN TIP ON IMPENDING POLICE RAID   DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NASSAL COUNTY MAKES SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST SHERIFtI AND POLITICAL J ADERS IN ADDRESSING JUR

START ROUNDUP OF LEADERS IN RIOTS   ‘Sheriff Trectinge Arrests of Leader: in Iilinois— Find One More am

Men Held in W.Frankfort Riot Probe   FOUR SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF ITALIAN.

WEST FRANKFORT RIOT LEADERS ARE ALL BOYS   No One Implicated in Murder and Pillage is Over 21 Years of Age.

RIOTS BREAK OUT AGAIN IN FRANKFORT   Father of F ive Children : Beaten to Death by Mob.

WORRY TO CONGRESS   Business Interests De. mand Revision Downward in All Taxes   Legion Men Want Bonus Which Means Taxes i. Must Increase

FOUGHT AS HE OID IN FRANCE   Elmer Porter ts Idol of Ohie Towr For His Successful Battle With Bandits,

EX-A.E.F, MAN SHOOTS BANDITS   Killed One, Shot Another ang Cap ured Two of Gang -Yeggs.

AEF MAN GET FOUR BANDIT!   KILLS ONE, BRINGS DOWN ANOTHER AND CAPTURES TWO OTHERS

War Veteran Routs Bank Robbers   Little Town of Bedford Is Idolizing Former Soldier Wh Killed One Bandit, Wounded Another and Captured Tw. More After Sharp Revolver Battie,

SERVICEMAN BATTLES Six BANK YEGGS   Kills One, Wounds One and Captures Another Couple.

LAWSON PRICE WINS IN ST. LOUIS GOLF MEET   Amateur Championship , ‘for State is Won by Christian Kenney of St. Louis.

Would Authorize Building of Two  Dreadnoughts, One Battle Cruiser, Ten Seout Cruisers, Four Destroy: ers, Six Submarines and Other   Smaller Craft.

BADGER SUGGESTS BUILDING PROGRAM   Wowld Give United States Largest Navy in the World,

BADGER’S PLANS WOULD GIVE TO U. S. LARGEST NAVY IN THE WORLI   Recommendations Givén by  the Admiral to House Nav al Committee

LARGE NAVY URGED BY REAR ADMIRAL   Big Construction Program Advocated by Badger.   NO ESTIMATE OF EXPENSE   officer Recommends to Hous Committee Building of Twe Dreadnaughts, One Battle Cruiser, 10 Scout Vessels, Four Destroyers, Six Sub. marines and Other Craft.

NUMEROUS CASUALTIES IN SILESIAN FIGHT   Workmen and French Sol diers, Citizens, Guards: and Polish Gendarmes Clash

HENDERSON HAS MANDATE TOSEEK ERIN SETTLEMENT      RUMORED THAT INDIRECT NEGO TIATIONS ARE PROCEEDING BETWEEN BRITISH AND  IRISH,   London Times Gives dives Prominence to Re

40,000 IDOLE MEN IN DETROIT   Raw Material Shortage Cripples Man) Big Factoriés in the Michigan Metropolis.

EBERT BAYONETS AULE BERLIN Ad KAPP KILLS MANY   FLEEING TROOPS SHOOT DOWN MANY IN UNDER DEN LINDEN   ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ARE SERIOUS.   Urgent Demand For the Re-organiza tion of the Ministry and Changes in Governmental Policy, Reported.

AL nett]   TROOPS LOYAL TO EBERF GOV ERM...2 PATROL STREETS — OF CAPITOL   RULELErTIN

ES OAND TROOPS FIGHT.      Maen ie: rs of Binedshe in Mining pistrlet

LEONARD GETS KNOCK-OUT OVER WHITE   Great and Bitter Lightweight Championship Fight at Benton Harbor.   TAKES COUNT IN NINTH   Leonard Finds Opening After Taking Much Punishment—Ten Thousand People Jammed into Arena to Witness the Cortest.

BENNY LEONARD PUTS OUT WHITE   Challenger for the Lightweigh' Championship Knocked Out.   GOES DOWN IN NINTH ROUND   champion Finds Opening in Next te Last Scheduled Period, After Taking Much Punishment—10,000 People Witness Contest.

LEONARD KNOCKS. OUT CHAS, WHITE   Great and Bitter Lightweight ee Fight at Ben_-ton Harbor,   TAKES COUNT ‘IN NINTH   Leonard Finds Opening After Taking Much Punishment—Ten Thousand People Jammed Into Arena to Witness the Contest.

POLAND AND LITHUANIANS #0 CEASE FIGHTING   LITHUANIANS AGREE TO KEEP RUSSIANS FROM CROSSING COUNTRY TO POLAND '

POLAND AND LITHUANIA SIGN AN ARMISTICE   Lithuania Not to Permit Bolshevik Forees to Cross Into Poland

CAMPAIGN AGAINST REDS STARTED IN CHICAGO TODAY   Large Number of Men and Women Taken Into Custody by State Officers 7   WORK IN CHARGE OF ATTORNEY MACLAY HOYNE   Meeting Places Broken into and Anarchists and Others Placed to Jail

RAID THWARTED: ~ FO SOME EXTENT   Ilinois State’ s Attorney Rounded Up 200 Anarchists In Spite of Obstacles  _ Placed In His Way By U. S. Officials.

‘Two Hundred Arrested in  Raid on Chicago Radicals Without Government Help

ftate's Attorney Hoyne, Directing the Rai, Accused Depart  . ment of — With Pla Politics, and Orders

BIG CAMPAIGN IN GHIGAGO TO GET BID OF THE RED:   Two Hundred Men and Women Have Been Taken Into Custody Today.

200 CHICAGO REDS TAKEN IN RAI!   Leading Radicals of Windy City Arrested — Hoyne Charges Justice Depart. ment With Playing Pollitics

THE WEATHER   State Attorney of Illinois Opens Drive to Rid Chicago of Bolshevists   CAMPAIGN CONDUCTED » WITHOUT FEDERAL AID   DOUBLE « CROSSING,” PREVENTING MANY ARRESTS, ‘H\RGED AGENTS OF DE. PARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

REDS BATTLE WITH BRITISH IN INDIA   Enver Pasha, Backed by Moscow Gold, Leads Boishevists.   (First Time on Record That Anarchist  Movement Was Started by a Monarch.

TURK LEADS RADICALS   MOSCOW CHIEFS BACK ENVER PASHA TO FIGHT BRITISH.    Dutch Officiai Says Movement Is Di. rected at Great Britain in the Far East.

REDS FIGHT BRITISH   Enver Pasha, Backed by Moscow Gold, Leads Bolshevists.   First Time on Record That Anarchis Movement Was Started by a Monarch.

TURK LEADS RADICALS   MOSCOW CHIEFS BACK ENVER PASHA TO FIGHT BRITISH.   Dutch Official Says Movement Is D rected at Great Britain in the  mt et aan  Far East.

4] NATIONS NOW MEMBERS — OF SOCIETY   Headquarters. in. London Are Already Functioning, , To Geneva Later, ._   ELEVEN: MORE STATES (ASK TO BE ADMITTED

HUNDREDSPASS BY THE BIER OF LATE M'SWINEY   Bishop Cohalan Orders the Other Strikers to Take Food.   POSTPONE FUNERAL AS SINN FEIN PROTEST

IRISHMEN VIEW ~ MISWINEY' BIER   Mutely Testify to Their Esteem. 7   DRESSED IN-UNIFORM OF IRISH. REPUBLIC  :   Body Reposes in Church al . Cork. :

> la Cork.to ‘Look: Upon the ~  “Dead Lord Mayor.         GREAT DISPLAY OF BEOWBRS   Messages: - “Neceived:- From . A ‘Parts of World Tributes ; to Martyrdom.”

THOUSANDS OF IRISH. "MEN: AND FAMILIES ‘PASS HISBIER.   Condolences and Tributes ‘Received from’ All Parts of the: World : for: His  Martvrdam: 

HUNDREDS VIEW BODY ~ OF LATE LORD MAYOE   Stringent Regulations Made For Funeral: Sunday,

THOUSANDS PEER THROUGH * 5 - GLASS OF COFFIN AT THE FACE. “eat? .OF LATE ORD. MAYOR ‘OF CORK:          CASKET REPOSES ON is ee NKED CATAPALQUE  WITH VOLUNTERS ° XN” CIVILIAN CLOTHES MAIN. TAINING GUARD. .° :

IIGH PAY TRIBUTE TOMUBGER STRIKE   THOUSANDS OF all, CLASSES AND GALLINGS-7ike PAST _ “. BEBR-OF MACSWINEY: «©.

acT Ly wee STIFIED RY SUR. 2 PEON HO RESIGNED FROM ON ene Eres ‘COLLEGE.      Was ‘GAUSING HE DEATH GE INFANT CHILD TO SAVE LIPE  OF MOTZIER MURDER?

MARQUETTE UNW.. ~ SURGEONS RESIGN   Question of Saving Mother's Life At Childbirth Raised At University.

Mother's Effort to Save Her Life At Cost of Child’s Life Justified, Physician Claims

MADOO DRIFT IS STRONGER   MORE TALK OF EX-SECRETARY As HEAD OF TICKET.   BUT NO MARKED CHANGE SEEN   UNINSTPRUCTED DELEGATES UNDERGOING A ROUNDUP.   Manngers ef Candidates Trying te Agree Upen a Sinte—No Statement Forthcoming at the New York Office.

POLISH-RUSSIAN _ PEACE BROKE}   Russian Delewates Declare Poland Has Vivlated Armistice Terms Relating te Treops

BOLSHEVIKS CRUSH UKRANIAN ARMY   MOSCOW WIRELESS SAYS CoMWASDER HAS ABANDONED TROOPS ASD FLED

LESS OPPOSITION TO SOVIET ARMIES   Moscow Report Declares Anti Bolshevik Has Given Up the Fight.   Wie, Aeaniang PFinfantoad

OPPOSITION TP AEDS BREAKINE   Soviet Forces Seem About to Gain More Victories

WARNS PEOPLE NOT TO GO INTO A PANIC AT FLU SITUATION   Surgeon General Blue Says the ‘Disease is Not Beyond the Local Authorities.   CHICAGO NEW CASES MANY   Lebanon County, This State, Reports Fifty Scattered Cases, All of Mild Nature.

NU GAUSE FOR PANIC SAYS GENERAL BLUE   TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM ALL POINTS SHOW FLU IS UNDER CONTROL OF AUTHORITIES    LOCAL SITUATION NOT  CFRINIS

NOT BEYOND CONTROL OF LOCAI AUTHORITIES, SERGEANT GENERAL BLUE SAYS   One Out of Every Hundred Residents of Chicago Are Ill With the Disease, According to the Health Department.

JHOEAGE Uh GREASE  0 UNDCK PN TR}   ‘Head of U. S. Health Service _ Says Local Authorities Can Fight It   CASES IN NEW YORK 1,133 WITH 23 DEAD   Several Other ‘Cities and States Report Malady Showing Again

NOT PANICKY. OVER THE FLU   A Large Number of Cases, But Few Deaths Are Reported

Carranza Sends Mexican Rebels Offer to Resign   Provisional Authorities Sa Peace Is Fully Restored in Capital Cit

DARRANZA READ RESIGN PRES “REPORT OF   Senator Cravioto, Whc Fugitive in Mountain ta. Mexico City— Rebels

PREDIGT SCRAP ON DRY PLANK   Wets Ready to Oppose Bryar Who is Expected to Lead © Prohibitionists.   DEADLOCK ‘ON NOMINEE

DEMOCRATS ARE PREPARING 19 FIGHT ON BEER   CLAIM COMMIPTER WiLL BE DRY CONVENTION WEY — AND BRYAN WILL BE THIEREHe WILL ARRIVE WEL

GENERAL STRIKE IN IRELAND 15 POLITICAL MOVE   Orderly Demonstration in Sympathy With Government Prisoners.   TO CONTINUE INDEFINITELY

STRIKE A SOLEMN PROTEST - UPON WHICH LIFE DEPENDS   Business in Dublin Is Para lyzed With the Banks anc Stock Exchange Closed Hotels Crippled.

SERVICE MEN MOUNT GERMAN CUN-IN PARI   lt Had Been Put in Store house by Vote of So totter Ald arr an

FRENCH QUIT Tht FRANKFORT REGION   Troops Are Retiring From Oc. cupied Zones of Ger many.

BERMAN CITIES   Formal Orders For Complete Evacuation, However, Have. Not » Yet Been Issued. -

SENATOR FROM NEW MEXICO  NOT ALLOWED I) AFPIRL IE   Confidential Message From President-Elect’ Harding To Be Delayed   DENY REFUSAL TO ADMIT GOV. HOBBY   Investigations by Fall in Mexico Said to Have Caused Action

FALL NOT WANTED AT INAUGURATION OF PRES. OBREGOA   Intervention Attitude Alleges Reason fer Action

MAY REFUSE TO VISE PASSPORTS OF FAL   Intervention Attitude of New Mexico Senator Given as Reason.

mm £68658 BRU eR     MNexieo Wit Not Permit The Sen. ator To Enter the Country.

FALL NOT WANTED BY MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AS INAUGURATION GUEST   CONSULAR AGENTS DIRECTED NO} TO VISE HIS PASSPORT FOR PROPOSED VISIT.

SENATOR FALL DENIED ENTRY INTO MEXICC   Pesquiera Orders Mexican Con. sul Not to Vise New Mexican’s Passports.   RETALIATION FOR ATTITUDE

INTHE CITY OF MEXICO   Consilar Agents Ordered Not to Vise Passports of Alleged Enterventionist Who's Not Wanted at Obregon Inaugeration; Governor Hobby of Texas Weleomed   PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING WILL SEND MESSACE BY NEW. MEYICAN

SENATOR WILL BE DENIED PAPERS   Senator Fall Will Not Be Permitted   To Enter Mexico For The Inauguration

THWARTS PLANS OF SENATOR FALL   Consular Agents Won't Vise Passports.   MEXICAN OFFICIAL  SENDS OUT ORDER   Attitude On Intervention Responsible.

TO KEEP FALL OUT   Senator Will Not be Permitted to Enter Mexico.

SENATOR FALL TO BE BARRED "FROM MEXICO   Passport Will Not Be Vised by Consular Agent at Dredar

MEXICANS PLAN TO REFUSE PASSPORT TO SENATOR FALL   Attitude of Confidential Agent Said to Be Based on Activities of New Mexican Solon.

NO LOVE FOR SENATOR FAIL   ‘Mexican Officinis May Refese te  WrOsw Wie cei.

NATIONAL GUARD MAY BE CHANGED   immediate Reorganization . Deemed Advisable Says War Denartment Announcement.   NEARS HALF © -MILLION

TO REORGANIZE GUARI   WAR DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCE‘ IMMEDIATE ACTION 15 DESIRABLE.

WAR DEPARTMENT TURNS ATTENTION TO AMILITI   -Deems Immediate Re-organi zation of National Guard Advisable

NATIONAL GUARD T0 BE REORGANIZED. {S ORDE    War Department Announces Tha Steps Should Be Taken ; at Once.

TO REGREANIZE NATIONAL GUAR!   Expect to Meet Minimum En listment Strength of About 427,000.

Organization of National Guarc   The Wav Department  Anpounees Reoorginization of Nadonwt Guard Hoon AdVisable.

REORGANIZATION OF GUARD (5 PLANNED   MINIMUM STRENGTH OF 427, 000 MEN MUST BE HAD’ FOR PEACE TIME. —

To Reorganize’ National Guards   War. Depar ‘4ment Has Plans: Fo a Citizen Army oF: “427, 000 ots Cre « ¢1y  cee

427,000 IN GUARD ARMY   Immediate Reorganization of the State Troops is Advised by War Department.

PLAN A REORGANIZATION QE THE NATIONAL GUARE   The War Department Suggests Changes ta Take Place Very Svon.

WAR DEPT. ORDERS THE ~ NAT.GUARI   TO BE IMMEDIATELY REORGANIZED IN THE VARIOUS STATES.   Officers of General Staff Orlered to Visit Each Corps Area to Advise the Corps Commarders.

REORGANIZATION Ot NATIONAL GUARD ON   Military Authorities Deem it Advisable to Get Guard Reor gavizcd Immediately.

TO REORGANIZE GUARD   Officers Ordered to Visit Corps Area Commanders. 

NATIONAL GUARD TU “BE ORGANIZED SOON   War Department Issues Ordet Calling For Conferences on Method.

DISCOUNT COIN FROM CANADA   SILVER FROM ACROSS NORTH BOPCER iS CUT FIRST TiME IN YEARS.

CENSUS REPORTS FROM 4 STATES ANNOUNCED   Lowest Numerical Increase Fo Many Decades Shown,

POPULATION GIVEN —- FOR FOUR STATE   1920 Census of Illinois, Montana, New Mexico and LouisJana is Announced.

FOUR STATES SHOW DECREASE   Iinois Expected to Hold Its Place as Vhird in Popslation.

“MISS BOB WHITE” HOME TALENT SHOW PLEASES BIG CROWD      Home Talent Produxtion Attracts and Pleases Large Audience.

“WMSS BOB WHEE” ELGHTS: WILBE. - REPEATED TONIGHT   Home Talent Production. Attracls  and Pleases Large  ; Audience:. - g

popes kind SOUAE   Cornered and Shot After Rob bing Mail ‘Car of $100, 000.

TRAIN ROBBER KILLED--LOOT IS RECOVERED   Chicago Police Bring Down Bandit After Two Hours’ Battle.   POLICEMAN SUCCUMBS TO HIS WOUNDS   Robber Holding Five Mail Clerks at Bay and Stole $100,000.

LONE BANDII ROBS TRAIN OF $100,000 iS KILLEL   Rifle Squad of Police in Ch cago Corner Daring Train Robber And Shoot Him Down.  Robbed Illinois Central Mail Car of Vast Amount Of Currency   Overpowers Five Mail Clerks Had “Inside Information’

RIFLE SQUAD GETS ROBBER WHO HAD LOOTED MAIL CAR OF LARGE SUN   Chicago Police Shot In Running Fight With Train Robber — “Easy to Rob Mail Trains  When You Have Inside Inaformation,” Said He.

TRAIN ROBBER 1S SHOT IN CHICAGO: HE SECURED $100,000   Held Up Mail Car cn Illinois Cen. tral, Bound Clerks and Took Money.   QUIT TRAIN AT CHICAGO   Then Shot Policeman, Only to Be Cornered in Apartment and Shot to Death.

ST. JOE BANDIT DIES IN FIGHT   Alter Robbing Mail Car of $500,000 Near Chicago -- Money Was Recovered.

STOLE HALF A MILLION   Young Maa Took It From Mai Car—Then Shot to Death.   A MEMBER OF THE Y,. MLC. A.   Heme. Was in St. Joseph, Mo.,  pad te Robbed Train on The Alinois Central.

TRAIN ROBBER HOLDS UP FIVE MAIL CLERKS, GETS AWAY WITH $100,000 CASH, THEN IS SLAID

UD AND FU FAMINE FEARED IN METROPOLIS HUE TQ STRIKI   Railroad Men's Walkout, Coupled With That of Rs ne bor Employes, M 7 Cause Suffering in N,   COMPLETE PARALYSIS PASSENGER TRAFFIC   Approximately Half a Million Men Are Idle in the Gotham District as Direct Result of the Trouble,

GOTHAM FACED  erg FOOD CIF AMIN   Officials Admit Roads Can. not Combat Strike 48 Hours.

NEW YORK FACES FAMINE MENACE   Strike There Threatens Food and Fuel Supply; 20,000 Leave Werk -

City is Menaced by Food and Fuel Famine Within a Few Hours.      SITUATION IS BAD   Government Will Take Action If Conspiracy of Insurgent Labor Leaders Can Be Proved.

NEW YORK’S FOOD AND FUEL STOCKS ARE GETTING LOW   Famine Feared When Rail and Harbor Men Strike.

PRISUNERS ARE HELD IN JAILS WITHOUT TRIALS   irish Leaders Charge the  Government With Strong-   Arm Tactics.

BRITISH WONT RELIEVE RloH HUNGER STRIKE   Plea That Prisoners Be Either Tried or Subjected To Special Treatment Is Rejected by Bonar Law.

HUNGER STRIKE IN IRELAND BG AND PORTENTOUS   Theme of Serious Debate by Leaders in House of Commons.   Vast Crowds Outside Prison Pray for Those Inside: Prisoners Weak.

GOVERNMENT FIRM ON TRISH STAND   Plead of O’Connor and Clynes fo Leniency Met With Rejection ‘by Bonar Law.

BOMB WRECKS PORCH OF RICH _BUILDER’S. HOME   Head of Mount Kisco Labo . Union Questioned After

CONTRACTOR'S . HOME BOMBED   Man at Mt. Kisco Came to Front Porch After Explosion and Shot at Bomber.

WEALTHY CONTRACTOR'S “HOME IS ATTACKE!   Front Porch Shattered by x pidsion and Labor Union -leac ig Ouvstioned.

BOMB EXPLODES WRECKING PORCH OF CONTRACTOR   Owner of House Fires Shots At Auto Just Leaving Scene   Labor Organization Head Is Suspected

NATIONALIZATION OF INDUSTRY Ik 1T0 BE DISCUSSED   PAN-AMERICAN LABOR TO FIGHT ONE BIG UNION PROPA.GANDA AT MEET

PAN-AMERICAN LABOR OPPOSES ONE BIG UNION   Stand Expected Against Na: tionalization of Industry and Other Radcal Steps   ANNUAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN MEXICO CITY   FIVE DELEGATES FROM EACH COUNTRY WILL ATTEND MEETING, REPRESENTING 4,800,000 WORKERS

U. S. Submarine Sinks; 30 Officers and Men. ' Prisoners Under Sec   Telephone Buoy Ringing Above Waves Summons Help—Hull Must Be Cut to Free Men.

SUBMARINE BELOW SURFACE 35 HOURS   Vessel Left Boston Last Monday —Built at Portsmouth

WANTEN CHEAP         Offer of G2 Cents a Pound Drew : Big Crowd.

MOVING PICTURES OF MISSOURI ROADS ARE READY FOR SHOWING   One Reel Film Will Tell Peopk  _ of the State About High»  ~ways Being Built.   GOLE COUNTY ROADS ARE __A PART OF THE PICTURE   Arrangements Have Been Mad * With Agencies to Book Road Pictures in Theatres.

MOVEES ARE TO BOOST MISSOURI GOOD ROADS AND $60,000,000 BOND ISSUE

DECLARES EUROPE CAN T PAY DEBTS   Bank Expert Predicts Repudia. tion of Obligations to U. S.   FINANCIAL STRUCTURE HIT   Declares Foreign Excinange Vanishing —Great Britain and France Tottering While Italy’s Condition Is Deplorable.

DEBT 100 BIG T0 EVER MEET   FINANCIAL PLIGHT OF EUROPE BECOMING DESPERATE,   UNITED STATES HOLDING SACK   OWFRS US EIGHTEEN BILLIONS AND UNABLE TO PAY.   Chairmaa of Bankers’ Fereigen Clearing Looks for KRepadiation as the Only Way Out—( onditiog ts Deplorable.

SAYS EUROPE - CANT PAY U.S   Mark 0. Prentiss, Financial Ex pert, Predicts Repudiation of Debts.   WORLD SITTING ON VOLCANO   House Committee Gives Secretary Glass Authority to Negotiate Fund. ing of Demand Loans tInto Long-Term Obliaations.

Mark 0. Prentiss, Financial Ex. pert, Predicts Repudiatien of Debts.   House Committee Gives Secretary Glass Authority to Negotiate Fund. “ ing of Demand Leans inte  Long-Term Obligations. _.

VERNON MAYOR SAYS SALE OF BIBLE ON STREETS OF THAT CITY IS UNLAWFUL

REP. MERRITT HAS ANSWERED LEWIS LETTER   Says Clerical Error Attributed Quotation From Tom L. Lewis to John L.   HE STANDS BY HIS SPEECH   Insists Statement Quoted Re garding Conspiracy Was Made In Court In 1901.

MEHR APOLOGY i” AL LEWIS   Attributed to Him State ment Made by Tom ' “L. Lewis.

REQPEN WOOL PLANTS   EMPLOYEES ARE TAKEN GACK AT REDUCED WAGES.   Big Garment Piant at Toledo Closes— Tendency of Business is to Siow Down.

WOOL PLANTS TO REOPEN AT ONCI   =irms to Take Back Employees at Reduced Wages. :   Report of the Eighth Federal District Says Tendency of Business Has Been to Siow Down,

BAN JOHNSON CALLS CONFAG. OF CLUB HEADS   Five Owners Who Recently Refused to Attend Are Sum moned.

‘JOHNSON CALLS MEETING.   Baseball Minority te Confer at Chicago on Friday.

‘CHICAGO BANK WRECKER CANNOT ESCAPE PRISON   Tinois Supreme Court Affirms Verdict of Guilty Against Charlies R. Mandav.

MUNDAY MUST GO TO PRISON   Supreme Ceurt Affirms Sentence ef Ohicage Bank Wrecker.

DECLARES CHARGES A CRUEL SLANDER’   Mrs, Thomas r iles Answer Te Petition Of T. P. Shonts’ Widow

CRUEL SLARDER®   Assertion of Mrs. Thomas 4 tn Charoec Against Her.

SOME URGE COMMONER 10 SHUT UP   }thers Work Frantically to Con: vert Leader to Views of President.

Cost Indiana Farmers $5,750, 000 In Year And Purdue Ad } s  vises Late Seeding.   LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER

HESSIAN FLY CAUSES LOSS   PURDUE GETS DATA OD CONDITIONS   Late Seeding Advised In Effort To Check Ravages. ~ of Pests.

ARMY DEMANDS THAT PEACE BE CONCLUDED AT ONCE AND LENINE REGIME IS HASTENING TO COMPLY, LEST THERE BE A REVOLT. 2

Revolt Against Lenine and  Trotzky Spreading. Insurgents Flocking to Standard of Cossack Leader.

QUGAR PRICE FIXED WITHOUT AUTHORITY DFLAW REPORT SAYS   Committee Charges Attorney General Violated Own Construction of Official Duty.   DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO SIGN THE REPORT   Apparent (iovernmental Sanction Was Given te Extremely High Prices for Louisiana Product, Which Excited Cupidity of Cuban Producers and Causg ‘dvance, ‘

SUGAR PROBERS = ~ VIOLATED DUTY   Went Beyond Rights and The:  Failed In the Control of   PLANNED TO SUCAR MEN   SET PRICE AT FAR HIGHER RATE - THAN WAS RECESSARY AND SENT SWEETS s04RiINa.

CONDEMN PALMER METHOD 10 FIX ACE OF SUGAR   Investigating . Committes Re. -ports His Policy Kept Cost To Consumer Up.

PALMER USEDPOWER WITHOUT AUTHORITY fF LAW 19 GHARGED   Governmental Sanction To Extremely High Sugar Prices In Louisiana Caused Advance In Coban Markate   WILL FILE MINORITY REPOR1

House Committee Declares At torney General Exceeded Official Authority   CAUSE OF PRESENT PRICE   Asserts Cupidity of Cuban Growers Aroused by Acts of Louisiana Sales

: 7 HG 8 st         House Finding is That High’ Prices - Granted. Louisiana. Growers ak  ‘Caused Markst To Raise.

Att’y General Accused by Investigating Committee   REPORT BEFORE THE HOUSE

Act “Without Authority”  “GrOSsly. Excessive Profits” Restlted  Hinorty Rout Also to Be Submitted ==      Tinkham Demands That He Resign Office

REPORT BLAMES PALMER, LOFTY SUGAR PRICES   Declares Attorney Genera Misused Authority in  Louisiana Case.

SUGAR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE , REPORT PALMER BOOSTED SUGAR WITHOUT AUTHORITY OF LAW   Helped Raise ‘Prices in the Cuban. Market—Charged That He Fixed the Prices at Time When He Considered Them Rather High—Eight Findings in the Report.

SUGAR PROBERS ° CHARGE PALMER VIOLATED DUTY   Went Beyond Rights and Then Failed In the Control of  Sugar Prices   PLANNED TO SUGAR MEN.   SET PRICE AT FAR HIGHER RATE THAN WAS NECESSARY AND SENT SWEETS SO4RING.

AUTHORITY OF LAW 1S LACKING   Sugar Committee Say ithe Method Used by Attorney General Wholly Ineffective   THE DEMOCRATS DIFFER   Reps. Whaley and Sumner to File Minority Report; Hight Findings

PALMER SCORED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   CHARGE ATTORNEY GENERAI ACTED WITHOUT AUTHORITY IN SUGAR PRICE   SANCTIONS HIGH PRICES   Course Excited Stupidity of Cubar Producers, Probe Report Declares,

BOY SCOUTS HEAR STRONG SERMON   Rey. Paul R. Pontius Speaks on : Tenth Anniversary of Scout Organization.   REPEAT OATH AND LAW   As You Think im Your Heart so You Are, Theme. Organization Asset t Community,

HAS A PLAN   For All American Industry Patterned Much After His Railroad Scheme   MAKES PUBLIC PARTNERS

Author is 6° That of Famous   Plumb- far Railronde-—Aseerts   “Existing  Industrial System is Crashine Areund Our Ears”

TRI-PARTITE. SYSTEMS SUCH AS (o PROPOSED FOR RAILS, ASKED   SOCIALISTIC SCHEME IS BARED BY LEADING RADICAL   INDUSTRY DIVIDED INTO FOUR CLASSES AND IN SOME INSTANCES, PUBLIC IS TO GET HALF OF PROFITS, FOR PERMITTING “GRANT”

TRI-PARTITE PLAN PROPOSED FOR ALL U. 5. INDUSTRIES   New System Prepared by Glenn E. Plumb Is Modeled After His Recent Railroad Control Program.   ELECTION ISSUE   Practically the Same Division Of Representation Is Outlined for Capital, Labor And Public.

Proposes Tri-Party Control of All Commercial Activities; Classifies Industries. ° ~~

OFFERS PLAN FOR ALL AMERICAN INDUSTRY   Plum) Models tt After His Plan For Railroads, =

PLUMB PLAN FOR ALL INDUSTRIES   AUTHOR OF RAILWAY SCHEME PREPARES OUTLINE FOR RADICAL CHANGES   ON TRI-PARTITE DIVISION   Announcement Made That New Ec. onomic Structure Will Be Made Election Issue,

PLUMB PROGRAM FOR INDUSTRY NOW PROPOSED   Is Modelled After the Plan of Same Name for Railroads   Scheme Would Give Public, as Well as Capital and Labor, Part in Running Industries

YPLUMB PLAN FU ll INDUSTRIE “HEING PREPARE   Copies of Plan by Glenn Plumb Being Circulated in Capital and Reach Federal Officers.   TRI-PARTITE CONTROL FOR PLANTS PROPOSED   ‘Division of Representation for Capital, Labor and the Public.

New Scheme Modeled After Proposal for Railroads.   COPIES BEING CIRCULATED   System of Tripartite Contro Advanced —- Declares Meas ure of What Workman Shal Receive Depends Entire}; Upon Amount in Value o! Service He Renders.

WOULD APPLY PLUMB PLAN 10 INDUSTRY   Economic Program Framec by - Railroad Leader is Ticencsed at Capitol   nEFINES PUBLIC INTEREST   Suys People Are Entitled 4 More Service at Lower Cost

Plumb Plan For Industries Of Nation Urged; Will Go Before Public At Early Date

PLUMB PLAN FOR ALL INDUSTRY   Author of Railroad Plar ‘Prepares New Program. \,

DOCTOR PLANTED BONES TO KEEP THEM ALIVE   Dug Them Up Later To Be Used In Patient’s Head.

GOVERNOR COX “FIRES. OPENING ~ CUNIN DAYTON   URGES LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE : TO RATLEY SUFFRAGE AUT AT ONCE

LEAGUE DECIDES ON SLOW POLIC)   WITHDRAWAL OF ARGENTINA IS RECEIVED WITH APPARENT INDIFFERENCE,

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY FORMS POLIGTES   Indifference Toward Argentinz Incident Shown At Sessions

TOSTICK TO SLOW “TNO SURE POL   Amendments .in “Covenant win 2 ‘Made Carefully—Commiittee to Study Article Ten,.

AGUE TO FOLLOW SHOW, SURE POLICY   CANADIAN AMENDMENT ELUM NATES ARTICLE 10 OF COVENANT.   Question of Relations ‘Between -Conncil and Assembly Is Settled.

CIDENT IS DISPOSED OF BY EXPRESSING REGRET AT ACTION OF SOUTH AMERICAN DELEGATE:   ague Decides to Stick to a Slow and Sure Policy in Amending the Covenant; Proposec Changes Are to Be Studied By a Specia Committee and Renort [ ater.

LEAGUE STICKS ry oLuW FOLIC   Amendment Etiminating Ar. ticle Ten Is Referred to Special Committee

SURVEY OF RED RIVER IS MADE TO FIND BORDER   Land Along Oklahoma Line Surveyed in States’ Dispute.

PARTY WiLL SURVEY BOUNDARY INVOLVED IN PETROLEUM FIGHT   PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONY TO FOLLOW SIX WEEKS WORK OF THE SURVEYORS,

SURVEY RED RIVER LANE   Party Left Austin Wednesday in Inierest of  Tex-Okla. Dispute

FIFTEEN ADMIRALS TO BE SUMMONED   ‘Damiels Receives Another Letter From Admiral Sims,

COMMITTEE WOULD INTERROGATE ADMIRALS   LIST OF FIETEEN SUBMITTED TO DANIELS BY SENATOR HALE, CHAIRMAN. :   FIRST MEETING TO BE FRIDAY   Seoretary of Navy Will Be Given Opportunity to Appear Before . Body Later,

ADMIRAL SIMS AND 15 OTHERS ARE SUMMONEI   Requested to Appear'Be. fore Senate Committe« Investigating Navy Dec- Oration Awards.   DANIELS RECEIVES  ANOTHER LETTER

ADMIRAL  vic  y ay  Wa if 4 Bon  TELL 0  BA sad el Ul  By AWA a  we  Uy a  A  eel LU VL A         Dh

ALL AUNLG AUT UA UN NAVY ARETE   LIST HEADED BY ADMIRAL SIMs WHO STARTED THE CONTROVERSY,

ASKS ADMIRALS 10 APPEAR AT HEARING   Fifteen Summoned Before Committee of Senate.   LIST IS HEADED BY SIMS   Daniels Says He Has Received Another Letter of ‘Highly Controversial’ Nature From Overseas Naval Leader— — Surprise Expressed at Absence of Decker’s Name.

15 ADMIRALS TO TESTIFY ON NAVAL DEGORATIONS   :  Senate Committee Requests Secre tary Daniels to Summon High Naval Officers.

AONITAKL SIM Ha SENT DISTURBING NOTE TO DANIELS   Secretary’s Brother-in-Law Declines Medal Not Recommended By Board, Awarded By Department Head.

ADMIRAL CALLE BEFORE NAVAL COMMITTEE   Senate to Investigate Decora tion Awards; Sims Sends Another “High Controver sial” Letter to Daniels

ADMIRAL SIMS 10 G0 BEFORE THE SUR COMMITTE NOW 0 INVESTIGATION Of AVAL HONOR MESS

CALL 13 ADMIRALS IN AWARD INQUIRY   FIRST MEETING OF SENATE NAVAL SUB-COMMITTEE TO BE HELD FRIDAY,   OTHERS WILL APPEAR   Sims, Who Precipitated Big Navy Row by Refusing War Cross, Will Be First to Testify.

IRISH AGITATORS BUSY A  T FRISCO   DEMAND FOR STRONG TRISH PLANK IN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM IS CONSTANTLY GROWING.

ee  THERVILLE MAN A SUCKER         Bought $20,000 in Stuck in Associated Pachiug Coupany.

'USE BOATS TO RESCUE  50 MAROONED FAMILIES   Omaha Policemen, and Firemen Calle into Relef Service with Breaking of Levee

Packers Only Made $34,000,000 Last Year or 5.05 Cents On the Dollar; Profit of Others More

PACKERS’ PROFITS ARE §.05 PER CENT   Meat Baron Urges Greater Pro duction to Cut the High . Cost of Living.

PRODUCE MORE TO REDUGE THE PRICE OF MEAT!   Packers Made But Five Per Cent Profit Last Year

Thomas E. Wilson Cites Figres Showing Larger Profits in Other Lines   ABNORMAL WAGES HELD CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES   HARGE TO CONSUMER WIL NOT COME DOWN UNTIL LA BOR PRODUCES MORE Po! MONEY, PACKER SAYS.

“BUG FIVE” PACKERS CLAIM 70 HAVE MACE ONLY A SMALL PROFIT   President of Packers Associatiot Says Profit Less Than Cent and a Half On One Dollar

MEAT PACKERS SAY PROFITS. ARE SMMAL   Orie and One-half Cents is as  Much as Was Made on Each Dollar of Sales, Says President Wilson of the Big Five Tn Address Before Packers.

PROFITS SMALL—T. E. WILSON   Meat Packers’ President Telis Conven. tion at Atlantic City of 114 Cent Margin.

PACKERS’ PROFITS CENT AND HALF ON DOLLAR SAYS CHIEF   ‘Many Concerns Made Less than that Declares Chicago Packer at Annual Meet

LITTLE MONEY IN PACKING   “Big Five” Meat Men Made Small Profit, Says Wilson.

INTEREST CENTERING ON WATSON-TAGGART CONTEST IN INDIANA   ___ French Lick Magnate Recently Acquires Farm and Is Being Pictured as a “Farmer.”   EXPOSE BLUFFTON INCIDENT

DEMOCRATS LOSE ~ HOPE IN STATE   “Boys at the Denison” Aban don All Hope of National Ticket Carrying {ndiana.   ALL EFFORT ON TAGGART

THE NATIONAL POLITICAL FIGHT IN EARNEST   Committee of Seven Representing Thirty Farm Organizations Begins Survey of Candidates

FARMERS ENTER POLITICAL ARENA   THIRTY ORGANIZATIONS UNIT ED IN MOVE TO GET WHO COUNTRY MAN WANTS AS CANDIDATE.

‘omumittes Representing 300 Orgunizations With 4.000.000 Afemobers, Expects. co On

PRIORITY NECESSARY TO RELIEVE THE RAILROAD!   Be  Daniel Willard, Lays Plan Befor:  the Interstate Commerce Poa Qommission. .   SAYS MEN SHOULD WORK   Railroads an in’ Near Future ‘Handle Business If New Equipment Granted.

THE PRIORITY OF SERVICE NECESSARY   In Favor of Essential Commodities Says Daniel Willard to Relieve the Railroad  ' Congestion. aa

Essentiat Commoditics Should - be Given Preference to Relievo Pres: ent Transportation “Congestior Says Daniel Willard.

Priority of Service Made Necessary   Esscntin) Commodities Should be Given Preference to Relieve Present = Transportation Congestion Says Daniel Willard,

LNT FELT TA ESSENTIALS   Such Step Declared Necessary ta Relieve. ‘Present: r Congestion. *

FOR’ PRIORITY ORDERS   Railway ‘Executive Tells Interstate ‘Commission What Is- Needed.

FINDING WAYS 10 RELIEVE TRAFFIC   Rail Executive Offers Sug. gestions to Overcome Present Tieup.

PRIORITY OF SERVICE NEGESOARY 10 RELIEVE THE RAILWAY SITUATION   RECOMMENDATION MADE. B’ CHAIRMAN OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF EXECUTIVES,

PRIORITY COR WN ROVSSTT eg   Daniel Willard Offers Remedy for Preleht Congestion.

SUGGESTS RENEDY FOR CONGESTION   Fiiority of Service In Favor cf Mere Essential Commedities 4 Needed, Savs Chatrman Willard.

PRIORITY OF SERVICE.   :Daniel Witlard Dectarea It to Neces Ee ery rene, eT ens

PRIORITY URGES FOR RAILROADS   WILLARD SAYS PREFERENCE WILL BE NECESSARY IN TRANSPORTATION,

WILLARD BEFORE L C. COMMISSION   More ‘Essential Commodities Needed to Re lieve Situation

PRIORITY SERVICE FOR ESSENTIALS 1 URCEDUPON.€.   Action Is Necessary to Relieve Present Congestion, Says President Willard.   CO-OPERATION NECESSARY. ALSO AMONG SHIPPERS   Chairnian Raitway Executives _ Thinks Wage Deeision May Improve Situation.

URGES AID FOR ESSENTIALS   Willard) Telis Commission Public's Welfare Requires Preference for Certain Shipping.

GIVE PREFERENCE FEW COMMODITIES   Will Not be Necessary to Cur. tail Movement Particular Kinds Business

FRENCH FEAR  RETURN OF GERMANS POWER   Lloyd-George, Nitti, Policy Toward Huns and Soviets Decried

FRANCE OBJECTS TO NEWEST PLAN   LLOYD GEORGE-NITTI POLI. CY WOULD BUILD UP GER. MANY TOO QUICKLY.   INDUSTRIES == UNTOUCHED   German Mark Would Be Appre ciated at Expense of French Franc If Policy Is Carried Out,

FIRST JEWISH ASSEMBLY MEETS AT JERUSALEM.   No Ultraradical Legislation « Expected—Women Vote.

DELIGHTFUL PARTY   Given Thursday Evening In Honor of Russell Owens

Crowd Of Young Folks Gather In Honor Of Russell  { ; Owens.     HERE ON FURLOUGH

ALLOW A 6 CENT STREET CAR FARE   Sioux City Holds Special Elec. tion; Street Car Men Get Raise 1921.

FARE 6 CENTS IN SIOUX CITY   Increase Granted to Car Company at a Snecial Election.

SIOUX CITY FARE SIX CENTS   Citizens of lowa City at Specia! Election Grant Raise to Service Company,

TAK BOOST Of SHALL INCOME HAY RE TITCHED      lf a General Proiest_Is Heard Congress Will Drop .. Proenosal   HOUSTON ASKED TO PRESENT ARGUMENTS   Secretary of Treasury Wanis _ Additional Burden Put on Low Salaried Men

MAYPASSUP TAX BOOST ON SMALL INCOMES   iF GENERAL PROTEST IS HEARD CONGRESS WILL DROP PROPOSAL.   WiLL WORK HARDSHIP ON THE WAGE EARNER

TAX BOOSTS ON SMALL INCOMES MAYBE DITCHED   If a General Protest i Heard Congress Will Drop ‘Revenue Proposal.   PLAN WOULD RAISE FORTY-SIX MILLYONS

LLOYD GEORGE SEES NO CONCILIATION   Says Reign of Terror First Must Stop.

LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS   Question of  Conciliatio: Raised — Premier Says Terror Reign Must Cease.

Court House in Tipperary Set : Fire by Raiders   Trish. Mob Seizes “Van ,Provis. “jon-Laden for Police: Burn » Damerick-Barracks.

LIMERICK abe NE UF MORE Intat HANDS ON POL Gt   Outcome of Conference on Erin Policy Awaited in Great Britain

MORE ATTACKS.   Dublin Report, However, Says Troubles in Ireland Were Not on Scale of Wednesday Nicht.

Police Barracks, Court House arid Postoffice. in: Limerick County Burned with Several other Attacks Renorted   EXTENSION OF. OF. MILITARY . “ ACTIVITIES IS.FORECAST   Commander of British Forces Formulates Plan for Closer Co-operation of Authorities in Suppressing Disorders

TORCH IS BUSY IN OLD IRELAND   Bands of Disguised Men Con tinue Burning of Public  Buildings.

supreme Court Decisions ‘Upon Various Angles of Wartime Prohibition Law

NUGENT ON TRADE BOARD   Idaho Senator, Nominated by Presi. dent, Immediately Confirmed by Senate.

GETS JOB ON TRADE BOARD   Senator Nugent of Idaho Appointed by the President.

F, D. ROOSEVEL STOPS TO CONFER WITH LEADERS   Has Conference With White and Harrison Before Go TS SOME.) P.O oe

GAR FARE CASE 1S APPEALED   Milwaukee City, Protests Fixing of Fares at 2 Cents

UOtONT GUY; URES OVER COUNTRY GUT   DOWNWARD MOVE IN H. C. L. SHOWN ALL OVER NATION   New York Prices Off From 15 To 30 Per Cent As Result.

PRICES DROPPING DECLARE MERCHANTS   PEOPLE HAVE DECIDED TO QUIT PAYING EXORBITANT PRICES DECLARES SENATOR

GENERAL GUT IN LIVING OEEN BY FEDERAL HEADS WHEN PRICES TOBDGGAR   Oversupply of Goods Sends the Costs Down anc Stores Compete in Sales, Slashing Price Marks Right and Left.

PUBLIC ON A PRICE STRIKE   Washiagten authorities Seeing  Definite ward Trend

PUBLIC STRIKES AGAINST COST   Nation-wide Refusal to Pur chase Goods at Exorbitant Figure is Having Effect.   MONEY IS TIGHTENING

PEOPLE ON STRIKE AT HIGH PRICES -BUYING SLACKENS   AND THERE IS A DEFINITE DOWN WARD TREND IN COMMODI. TIES TT IS REPORTED   NEW YORK STORES ANNOUNCE DRASTIC CUT IN PRICES DUE TO SLUWP IN BUYING

DOWNWARD TREND TN MANY PRICES   Many Commodities Retailing at Lowest Fiqures Reported in Many Months.   CONDITION IS NATION-WIDE   Government Economic Expert is of Opinion That General Price Reduction is Coming.

PUBLIC IS-ON STRIKE AGAINST HIGH PRICES.” — CAUSING MARKET BREA             Government Economic Experts Believe Downward Has Been Reached—No Organization Behind Mo ~—People Have Reached Their Limit.

PUBLIC ON A PRICE STRIKE   Washington Authorities Profess Sec: Ing a Detinite Downward Trend of High Cost of Living,

Government Officers Declare Peo_ ple Are: Passing up Ex: orbitant Prices.

DOX 10 FILE NOMINATION  PAPERS TUR PRESITENTY   ormal Declaration of Candidacy Expected Late Thursday.  PETITIONS Axe SIGNED   3 eks Nomination At National Convention at San Francisco

GOVERNOR COX WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Senator Harding Will Have to Con test With General Wood for Ohio's Deletation,

Secretary's Annual Report Discusses Lessons of War and Reorganization of Fighting Force.

ABN WORK MARKS "EN RL DECURE ‘SECRETARY. BAKES   New Organization As Mode * To Build Troops . Around.

SECRETARY OF WAR IN PRAISE OF U.S. ARMY   Annual Report of Secre tary Tells of Post War Accomplishments.

ARMY ROW MOSEL FOR GIG MIAGHINE, SAYS SEG'Y BAKER   Postwar Reorganization Marks New Military History Era, Says Annual Report.   NEED CO-OPERATION OF NATIONAL GUARD UNITS   Provision for Systematic and Constant Relationship Is Held Needed Factor.

‘SPENT $300,000 FOR  HER BRIDAL GOWNS  The Kind of Waste That Creates

STRIKE THREATENED BY RAILWAY MEN   Wage Increase Demanded By 300,000 Workers,

RAIL BROTHERHOOD THREATENS OTRIKE   REPRESENTATIVES OF 300,00 SEE LITTLE HOPE OF WAGE SETTLEMENT.

HOPE OF SATISFACTORY ADJUSTMENT IS SLIGH’   Futire Question of Ware Disput  May be Submitted to President Wiluise ak toast Banned

RAILROAD SHOPMEN SEE LITTLE HOPE OF AVERTING A STRIKE   Representatives of Workmen Say Arbitration of Controversy out of Question.   WAGE INCREASE OF 40 PER CENT IS ASKED BY UNION   Conference Was Called to Issue Strike Order if Their Demands Are Ignored.

OEE BUT LITTLE HOPE OF AVERTING GREAT STRIKE   BROTHERHOOD OF MAINTE TENANCE OF WAY AND RAIL WAY SHOP LABORERS NOT Op TIMISTIC ABOUT ADJUSTMEN’  WITH RATLROAD ADMINISTRA. Tig7y

OFFICERS FORWAD. STRIKE Puss IN EXPECTATION OF FAYL WAGE DEMANDS.”

FIGHTING RAGES AS ENVOYS CROSS LINE TO MAKE ARMISTICE   Reds Refuse to Obey Moscow Orders to Cease Adyancing.   POLES PREPARE FOR COUNTER OFFENSIVE   The League of Nations Council Meets in Spain to Consider Question.—U. 5. Not Renvresented.

Battle Rages While Prepara tions for Peace Are Under Way; Soviets Prepare . to Open Up Posen, Despite Al. lied Opposition.

POLISH ENVOYS - TO CROSS LINES THIS EVENING   Will Enter The Russiar Lines For Armistice ~ ‘Conference.   HARD FIGHTING - IS STILL RAGING   The Poles Are Concentratin; Troops For The Defense Of Lemberg.

WILL REJECT THE SOVIET PEACE TERMS   Poland to Absolutely Refuse to   Disarmament and the Establishment of a Soviet in Poland.

To discuss armistice terms with representatives rf of Soviets   THE:FIGHTING STILL RAGES   League of Nations council opens:sessions at San Sebastian, Spain

‘REDS’ THREATEN LEMBERG ATTACK   Armistice Envoys Cross line This Evening—Poland Will Refuse Russ. ian Peace Terms Calling for Disarmament.   AGAINST SOVIET

RUSSIANS PUSH ON; LEMBERG 1S OBIECTIVE Ot NEW OFFENSE   Polish Center Being Withdrawn from Fringe of Pripet Marshes.   SEEK NEW PUSITIUNS  Poland’s Plea for Help Chief Question Before League  Canneil

10 BE SIGNED THIS EVENING   Warring Nations Will be at Peace Again

75 VILLISTAS ARE —  KILLED IN BATTLE   pera Tr dops Infligt Heavy Losses on Bani Group, Says . {nnouncement.  £

Policeman Extinguishes Fuse of High Explosive on Waiting Platform   AUTHORITIES BELIEVE REDS ARE RESPONSIBLE   CORKS OF PEOPLE WERE WAITING FOR TRAIN AT HIGH POINT ON ELEVATED WHERE BOMB WAS FOUND,

LIGHTED BOMB DISCOVERED IN POLICE STATIOD   Cop Extinguisties Fuse and Examines ~ Find.

BOMB THROWERS AGAIN ACTIVE   LIGHTED BOWB FOUND IN NEW YORK RAILWAY STA:  hpaanx

LIGHTED BOMB IN «ELEVATED STATION   Was Found Just In Time by  Brooklyn Policeman Who Extingished Fuse

POLICEMAN SAVES N.Y. CROWDS BY DOUSING FUSE ON DYNAMITE PACKAGE   Contained Enough Explosive to “Blow Up Neighborhood”, Say Authorities; Found in Wash  ” yoom of Elevated Station; Agent Tells of Threat

BOMB IS FOUND” ON PLATFORN   DF BROOKLYN ELEVATED LINES IN NEW YORK CITY— STATION: WAS. CROWDED

COCCHI, GUILTY, YS SENT TO JAM   ITALIAN, TRIED IN NATIVE LAND, IS SENTENCED FOR MURDER OF RUTH CRUGER.

COCCHI WAS FOUND GUILT   Fleeing Italian Finally Convicted for Murder of Ruth Cruger of New ‘York,

COCCHI SENTENCED FOR IRL MURDER   Italian Found Guilty in Bologna of Crime in New York City.

TRIAL ENDS FAMOUS N.Y. DRATH CASE   Cocchiec Convicted in Italy here He Fled in 1917   Gin. FOUND BURIED   Slain in Shon and Dug Up _ Six Months Tatar

ITALIAN GUILTY OF THE MURDER OF AMERICAN GIRI   Alfred Cocchi Convicted In Italy For Murder of Ruth Cruger, New York City in 1917.

GUILTY OF CRUGER MURDER      do Cocchi vi ‘on Four Counts for New York Crime— Gets 27 Years.

COCCHI SENTENCED TO 97 YEARS’ IMPRISONMEN   Found Guilty Of Murdering Rutl  Kruger: In New York

tee  GUILTY OF CRUGER MURDER   Aifredo Cocchi Convicted on Four Counts for New York Crime— Gets 27 Years.

GERMAN STYLES, CRITICIZEDO   Roman. Catholic “Archbishops -Exhor Worsen to Reform Their Dresces for Morality’s Sake.

GERMAN STYLES CRITICIZED   Roman Catholic Archbishopa Exhort  Women to Reform Their. Dresses for Morality's Sake. —

THREE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HIT AUTOMOBIL   (, Griffith, His Sen and Granddauch ter Vietims of Grade Crosasine Aecident.

HIGHT ON CONVENTION rLUGR EXPECTED 10 BE BITTER FROM START   McAdoo Supporters Are Making Claims For Fifth Ballot

NEMUGHATIC PLATFORM:  DODGE LIOUGR. ISSIE   FIGHT CARRIED TO FLOOR OF CONVENTION — BRYAN CHAMPIONS CAUSE OF PROHIBITION F ACTION--DELEGAVES GET: . REPORT. woe at 

Furious Fight is Waged Around Liquor Question—League: of Nations .Plank Will Not be Made Subject of Open Hostilities in_ Conyention——Irish fase Troublesome.

GALLERIES EER LEAGUE TLANK BRYAN NUGENT BATTLE ON FLOOR FIRST SKIRMISH ON LIQUOR ISSUE

CONVENTION LOST DAY  IN PLATFORM FIGHTS   REASSEMBLED. TODAY Wich MOST IMPORTANT WORK “UNDONE   Huge Crowd Gathers in Anticipa: tion of the Bryan Fireworks on the Floor

FURIOUS WARFARE VER PROHIBITION DELAYS PLATFORM   Convention Tires of Waiting for Report and Adjourns Until 10 a. m.   IRISH QUESTION WILL LIKELY REACH FLOOR   Administration Plank Rejected by Full Committee as Was Also Plank on Armenia. Likelihood Further League Hostilities Removed

BAYAN KNOCKS OUT WET PLAN   And Is Stil Fighting To Put His Bono Dry Idea Inta the Platform.

DAMP PLANK IS REJECTED BY PLATFORM COMMITTEE: NIGHT SESSION IS HELD   CONVENTION WILL MEET AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING AND THRESH OUT ISSUE ON FLOOR—BRYAN WILL BE “DRY” SPOKESMAN.

STORMY SESSION AREAD WITH BRAN AN GOLEM LEADING IN DRY DEBATE   All Efforts to Placate Nebraskan Fail and Question Will Be Threshed Out in Open Convention.   BALLOTING CAN’T BEGIN BEFORE . NIGHT, POSSIBLY TOMORROW.

DEMOCRATS SLOW 10 GET TOGETHER OW PLATFORM PLANKS   Furious Warfare Over Prohibi tion Issue Delays Committee’s : Report to Convention.   LEAGUE FIGHT .LESS LIKELY   Plank On Irish Question Drawn Up to Express Sympathy For ~ Self-Rule Aspirations.

IRISH AND DRY FIGHTS   TO BE DECIDED ON FLOOR OF CONVENTION   LEAGUE PLANK MOBIFIER   Committee Accepts Senater Walsh's Amendment

GREAT ST RUGBLE WARS SESSIONS   Platform is Ready For Delegates Who Cheer it Loudly.   BRYAN READY TO FIGHT

COMMITTEE REJECTS. WINE ANG BEER PLANK    WHETHER RIGID ENFORCEMENT  WILL BE ADVOCATED NOW  - PROBLEMATICAL.

way  OUMELY THIS A a DEER  WET AND DRY PLANKS   TO CARRY FIGHT TO FLOOR   Eryan Will Go Before Convention With Demand for Bone Dry claration.

FIGHT OF LIQUOR STA BE CARRIED TO CONVENTION   BONE-DRY PLANK DEMANDED   BUT PLATFORM MAY BI SILENT ON ENTIRE QUESTION, NOW

DEMOCRATS PICK SLATE APRIL 16   ‘Chairman Reynolds of the Iowan Cvite  tral Committee Calls Meeting at Des Meines

ONE DAY BEHIND   The Democrats are Net Keeping Up Uheir Regular Schedule.

BATTLE BETWEEN WETS AND DRYS WILL FURTHER DELAY BALLOTING   Little Prospect of Balloting Before Tonight, If Then-—Separate Plank Introduced Flaying ‘Republican Corruption’’—Favor Non-Admission of Asiatic Immigrants— Wide Range of Subjects Covered.

FIRS] BALLOTING MAY COME. TONIGHT      New Jersey Man To Offer Wet Plank As Amendment An Bryan To Follow With Dry Plank As Substitute

Work Is Finished at 12:15 This Morning After Long Session.   Bryan Announces He Will Carry Fight for Dry Plank  ‘to Convention.

QUESTION GOES TO CONVENTION FLOOR   ‘Debaters Will Have 30 Minutes Each To Discuss Volstead Act, with Long Wrangle in Prospect.

PLATFORM FIGHT DRAGGED THROUGH DAY INTO NIGHT   Plank On Prohibition Was Roch ~ On Which Hopes Of An ) Agreement Wrecked   COMMITTEE HAD HAD ENOUGH VOTES TO KEEP IT OUT   But Evidently Feared Bryan's Decl ration That He Would Scrap It Out On Floor

FIGHT 15 ON ~ OVER REPORT (ON PLATFORM   Beyan Armed for Battle to Make . Dems Back Dry Plank.   CONTEST MAY BE LENGTHY   Fall Convention to DecideSmall Chance for Batloting : Today.

DEADLOCK ON LIQUOR PLANK   CENTOR OF STRIPE IN THE PLAT. FORM COMMITTEE.   BRYAN STANDING HIS GROUND   READY TO CARRY FIGHT TO THE CONVENTION FLOOR.   Sympathizers in Irieh Canse Love Oet. and Likewise May ‘arry Their Case Hizher— ompremi«ee On Treaty.  4

Bryan Waiting To Spring Dry Plank and Nugent Wet Plank When Reading Is Over.

PLATFORM FIGHT MAY BE SETTLED ON FLOOR   ACTION PROBABLE, NO MATTER WHAT COMMITTEE DECISION MIGHT BE,   Irish Question Also Demands Attention, and Committee Throws Out Administration Proposal,

BRYANTWA PLATFORM DELAYS   SAVE THE COMMITTEE SOME STRAIGHT TALK WHICH CAUSED CHANGES.   MADOO MEN OPTIMISTIC   Supporters of Former Secretary Seem Confident Their Man Will Win on One of the Early Ballots.

ROL MAY COME TONIGH!      New Jersey Man To Offer Wet Plank As Amendment Anc Bryan To Follow With Dry Plank As Substitute

ONE MIR. BRYAN   te EMS TO HAVE THROWN MON. KEY WRENC H IN THE COGS,   Viatvorm Making-ik on the Low Gear

BOTH WET AND ORY ~ PLANKS DEFEATE]   Platform Coramittee Completes Work gind.Prohibition Is Not Men. tioned: ‘in Report. .

FURIOUS FIGHTING OVER PROMIRITION   Platform Committee Having. Strenuous Time Wrestling With Much  \ Discussed Wet and Dry Issue. .

(PROHIBITION ; FLOOR FIGHT   ‘Bryan Threatens Oppo : sition if Program Is  Carried Out

PLATFORM COMMITTEE IN ' FIGHT OVER PROHIBITION   & #444 & NF FP Awe 8 ANNE EEE EE ENA T  Democratic Convention Holds Night Session sand Adjourns Until 10 O'clock This Morning

PLATFORM PRESENTED THIS MORN   No Prospect of Ballot. ing Until Night, if Then   BULLETIN

WINE AND BEER PLANK REJEGTED BY COMMITTEE   Prohibition Fight Now Nar rowed Down to Two Points.   BIG VICTORY FOR BRYAN

BONE-DRY  PLANK DEMANDED   BUT PLATF ORME MAY BE SILENT ON ENTIRE QUESTION - Now

ON LIQUOR ISSUE INPLANK DRAF   BRYAN IS TO MAKE HIS FIGHT 0} THE FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION

BEATEN ON ~~ ARMENIA AND LEAGUE   WETS AND DRYS IN FINAL STRUGGLE BEFORE FULL COMMITTEE

BRYAN ISSUES WARNING OF FIGHT ON THE FLOOR  Also, the Nebraskan, Ignored in Committee, Threatens the Party. ~        COMMITTEE WORKS ALL NIGHT; FAILS TO PLEASE Crowds, Disappointed Last Night, at Convention Noday to See Bryan in Action.  NIGHT SESSION EXPECTED   Also, the Nebraskan, Ignored in Committee, Threatens the Party. ~   COMMITTEE WORKS ALL NIGHT; FAILS TO PLEASE      Crowds, Disappointed Last Night at Convention Today to See Bryan in Action.   NIGHT SESSION EXPECTEL   Ticket Allotment Seandal Devel ops and Chairman Robinson Has Fist Fight.

BRYAN WILL BE CENTER OF STORM   SpeakersLimited to 30 Minutes Each in Discussing Planks--Balloting to Begin With Adoption of the Plattorm.

PRORBITION AND  ee "TRISH QUESTION   THey Are Hard. Nute For the Piatforn : Committee to Crack... .

William J. Bryan Declares He Will Carry Fight for “Bone Dry” To Floor of Convention.

DEMOCRATS GATHER WITH STAGE ALL SET FOR GORY BATTLE OF THE WETS AND DRY.   Liltle Prospect Held Out for Balloting on President Till Tonight or Saturday.   NEW JERSEY MAN READY WITH A WET PLANK

DEMOCRATIC STATE MEET ON APRIL 16   Will Be Held in, Hote! Savery Ill, Des Moines,

WET-DRY DEBATE TO LAST REST OF TODAY IS. BELIEF   Reading Of Platform To Be Signal For Prohibition Attack.

PHEEEEEEEE HEHEHE E SE + TODAY'S PROGRAM. + SEEEEEOOPRET EEE DRY

ELEGATES READY FOR BATTLE ROYAL   First Skirmish Coming Or Submission of Wet Plank by James Nugent and a Dry Plank by Bryan.

NO PROSPECTS © OF BALLOTING ~ ‘BEFORE NIGH’   SENATOR GLASS BEGIN:  READING. OF PARTY PLAT FORM WHEN CONVEN TION ASSEMBLES.   Bryan. Waiting to Offer Mino: ity Report on Five Planks

Hot Time On Floor of Convention Expected When °. the Issue Comes Ups}   { 'BALLOTING.TONIGHT ° IS VERY UNCERTAIN

WETS AND DRYS TO WAGE BATTLE ROYAL OVER “BOOZE” PLANK   Bryan Storm Center About Whon  Tempest is Expected to Rage; Jersey Man Will Offer Wet Plank Today

FURIOUS FIGHT UN WET PLANK BEING STAGED   LEADERS OF TWO FACTIONS LOCKED IN STRUGGLE; NO SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT

Little Likelihood That Casting of Votes for Nominee will be Started Tonight Even

Commoner Opens Final Battle With Nugent on Fleor at San Francisco   New Jersey Man Offers Wet Plank in Counter-Attack--Nebraskan Has Four Other Minority PropositionsCommittee Completes Plattor m-No Balloting Likely Today   BULLETIN

GERMAN SCHEME TO TRAIN ARMY MEETS REFUSAL   Allied Ambassadors Turn Down Proposal Without Entering Plea

EIGHT SWITCHING CREWS   Of the Burimeton Road at Denver Rtrnek Tact Nicht.

DENVER SWITCHMEN TAKE “VACATION” WITHOUT & STATEMENT AS TO CAUSE

PRINCE OF WALES ON THE GO   Start« Next Month Trip Thet Wil Carry Him to the Antipodes,

ITINERARY ANNOUNCED FOR: VOYAGE. OF WALES    Heir to ‘British ‘Throne’ to Touch at a California Port on’ ‘Trip to ‘Antipodss:

ITINERARY ANNOUNCED FOR VOYAGE OF WALES      Heir to British ‘Throne to Touch at : Californla Port on “Trip to Antipodes

NEW HAMPSHIRE’ GROWTH SLOW IN LAST DECADE   WILSON AGAIN IN “MAY ENOT™ TO TENNESSEE 465   River Gives Up Dead at ‘Lewiston

WILSON EVADES SPENCER CHARGE   President Would Have Missouri Voters Determine Which One Is Jellze the Truth   REED JOINS FIGHT   Senator Declares President Pledg. ed Military Support to Rozmania and Serbia in 1919

MORE VESSELS HAVE ARRIVE!   American Battleships In. creased to Four Now ~ at Vera ‘Cruz. 

THIEVES STEAL $50,000 IN BONDS   BIG MONEY SHIPMENT TAKEN FROM RAILWAY TRAIN NEAR CORNELIA, GA.

FIRST ViGTORY ECE MINE WORKERS BM PONSUMING PUBLIC   Justice Department’s High Cost of Living Bureaus Political Enterprises.   CONVENTIONS ATTENDED AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE   Workers Employed by Department to Educate People in Lowering Living Cost Con.   fined Speeches to Boosting Attornel General.

COMBINE IN THEIR BUYING   Forty New York Restaurants ix CoNective Purchasing to Force DNewn Prices.

NEW YORK HEGTAURANT HIER TO FORGE GOWN FOO PRICE   They Will Try It By Col lective Buying Pian.

COUNTY SCHOOL HEADS. MEET HERE IN APRII      Educators from All Sections Will Be Here on Superintendent Baker’s Call.

DANIELS OPPOSES — ~ NAVY REDUCTION   Against Plan to Stop Building Ships for & Yoars—"“Muat Have Strongeat Navy or Join Ler gue.”

NO ALLIANCE WITH JAPAN   Would Bring, On Another War, Says Daniels...

STRENUOUS   United States, England and Japaa Suspend Naval Construction Five Years.

SECY. DANIELS 1S OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSITION   He is Not-in Favor-of United States Entering Into Agreement to Suspend Naval Construction

DANIELS IN  OPPOSITION TO NEW ALLIANGE   Secretary against Proposal of Country Joining Great Britain and Japan to Discontinue Naval Construction.

COX WILL IGNORE PROWIBITIONISTS’ OFFER TO QUN   Democratic Presidential Nomi nee Reiterates His Stand on League of Nations in New Mexico Speech.

GREAT INGRERGE GIVEN RAILROADS   Rate Raise Amounts to About $1,500,000,000.   LEVY SHARED BY PASSENGERS   Largest Boost Ever Allowed Lines and Is Expected to Enable Them to Meet the Increased Cost of Operation.

ADDS ONE-FIFTH TO PASSENGER FARES; . FREIGHT GHT ONE-THIRD   Advance Granted by LC.C. _ Goes Into Effect on Five - Days’ Notice by Roads  ~   Southern Lines, Held in Best Financial Shape, Get But 25 Per Cent ~ Increase in Rates.

NORMOUS — INCREASE IN RR. CHARGES   Rate Increase Is Largest Ever Allowed Lines by Commerce Commission.   PASSENGERS TO SHARE LEVY   Boost Is Allowed to Enable Roads to Meet increased Cost cf Operation Produced by the War.

RAILROADS CET $1,500,000,000   Rate Increase is Largest Ever Allowed Lines by Commerce ~ Commission.   PASSENGERS TO SHARE: LEVY   Boost ls Aliowed to Enable Roads to Meet Increased Cost of Oper atiqn Produced by the Warn:

UTTON INolaT3 ON MAKING RACH   Republicans Hold Pow-wow in Attempt to Strengthen Campaign Against McKelvie.

SUTTON WILL ENTER RACE FOR GOVERNO}   Conference at Omaha Fails to Keey Omaha Judge Out of Gubernatoria] Running.

MORE BIRTHS @ THAN DEATHS DURING 1919   Contagious Diseases Must Be Reported To Health Commissioner,   MUST ENFORGE THIS LAW

AFGHANISTAN CLAIMS HONOR   Another Nation Is After Leadership of the Moslem World -

TURK oULTAN MAY UOot. JOg AS GHURGH HEAL   AFGHANISTAN RULER CLAIM! HONOR BECAUSE HIS COUNTRY IS ALL MOSLEM.

AFGHANISTAN NOW CLAIMS TURKS PLACE   As Head ofiMoslem Forces by Reason of Its Large Popu-’ lation and Turk Overthrow

EMIR OF AFGHANISTAN WOULD SUCCEED SULTAN   Ruler of Nation Asserting Claims 2: Greatest Moslem Country Has Aspirations .

OcVERAL ARE INJURED IN BLADT A JEROME   Rig Powder Magazine at the United Verde Mine Explodes; Office Buildings Are Reduced to Kindling.   PLANT POWER HOUSE ALMOST TOTAL WRECK   Plate Glass Windows Were Broken Three-Fourths ol Mile Away and the Entire Town Was Badly Shaken.

With Tentative Agreement Reached by Peac« Delegates at Riga Prospects are Bright for Early Peace; Lithuanian Situation Reaches Acute Stage

RUSSO-POLISH FIGHTING WALL CEASE TOMORRQM   Prince Sapicha, ‘Forcign Minister : «Hurries To Riga,

ARMISTICE WITH POLAND SIGNED SAYS MOSEOV   Report Lacks Official Confirm ation As Yet

AUSS AND POLES SIGN ARMISTICE   Paris Reports Declare Hostilities Wil! Cease Between Nations.   FIGHT WITH LITHUANIA

ce LL A LL ee ea ~ it  ACTOR FRIEND OF JOHNNY MCGRAW °C) BADLY INJURED HE MAY DIE   Mystery Surrounds Muss at the Lambs’ Club as Well a: Affair in Front of McGraw Apartment

PROBING INJURIES OF ACTOR INN. ¥   Palice Unable to Account for Fractured Skull of Man Found Near John J. McGraw's Residance.

VETERAN ACTOR VICTI MASSAULT   Mystery Surrounds Case of John C. Slavin Found Unconscious in Street.

ACTOR FOUND WITH HIS SKULL FRACTURED NEAR JOHN J. MCGRAW’S HOME   Had Come Home With McGraw and Another Man From the Lambs’ Club But ‘Neither Are Able to Account For His Injuries.

POLICE INVESTIGATING ~TNIURY 70 J. 0. SLAVE   Nee Musical Comedy -Acto - Found on Street With Skull ‘Fractured.

CLEAR TICKET FOR OAS CANDIDATE   Former — Gevernor Campbell Files. Withdrawal From Preferential Ballot.   GARFIELD ALSO TO REFUSE   Women Can Vote If No Referendum Asked on Reynolds Law.

SENATORS AGREE TO BUDGET PLAN   Subcommitee’s Report to Be Sub' mitted to the Full ComA miitee.   GMILAR BILL PASSED HOUSE   Measure Provides for a Drastic Con“trol of Expenditures at Their  Source-—Creates Accounting Department.

SENATOR APPROVE THE BUDGET PLAN   Proposed Measure Is 0. K.’d bj the Subcommittee.   HOUSE PASSED SIMILAR BILL   McCormick Announces Act to Control Expenses of Government at Source —Would Create Division Known  as Accounting Department.

BUDGET PLAN AGREED UPON BY SENATORS   Subcommitee’s Report to Be Submitted to the Full Committee,   Measure Provides for a Drastic Con trol of Expenditures at Their Source — Creates Accounting Department.

DEMOCRACY AT STAKE ASSERTS Heb. KNUTSON   Declares at Labor Day Celebration Battle is Against Foes of Prog  PARADE ONE OF THE LARGEST IN HISTORY OF UNIONS HERE   Streets Thronged by Citizens Who Watch Workers March

MOCHACY AT STAKE ASSERTS ALG. KNUTSON   Declares’ at: Labor Day. Celébra‘tion Battle: is Against’ ~  .t.., Foes of Prog-’ + a      PARADE ONE OF THE LARGEST. "IN HISTORY OF UNIONS: HER   Streets ;Thronged ‘by Citizens _Who Watch Workers. . March =

SEEK HEGRO FOR SLAVING OF 1 — YEAR -OLD-RIRL   Boys Saw Negro Leaving Lot Where Body Was Found; Had Craving for Bload

AD CRAVING FOR  BLOOD SAY POLICI   Horse Found Slashed Nea! Where Body of Murdered Girl Found.

BLAME LABOR BOARD FOR RAIL SITUATION   PRES. REQUESTS BODY TO RUSH ACTION ON WAGE DEMANDS OF BROTHERHOOD   UNIONS CALL PLAN FUTILE   Officials Declarey Body Is Moving Rapidly as Possible and Has no Apologies,

GENERAL UNREST  AMONG WORKERS CAUSES WILOON TO TAKE § HAND   Text Not Made Public But Unofficially Chief Magistrate’s Note Is Said to Have Been Very Forceful   QUICK SETTLEMENT ASKED BY EMPLOYES   Demand That Controversy Now Year Old, Be Disposed of: Further Delay Ma\ Rocilt in Men Striking.

WILSON URGES THAT AWARD BE HURRIED   Predicted That Unless Settlement ls Reached By End Of Week Trouble Comes

PRESIDENT WILSON URGES QUICK ACTION BY R.R. LABOR BOARD   Message Asking That Report be Expedited Result of General Unrest.   BROTHERHOOD OFFICIAL FEARS TROUBLE SOON   Declares Situation May Become Much Worse by the End of This Week.

Commission Appointed to Investigate and Settle Year Old Wage Controversy Is Requested to Expedite Its Decision in Order to Settle Difficulties   STRIKE FELT IN MIDDLE WEST

RAIL LABOR BOARD 1) URGED TO SPEED UP WAGE DECISION   Unrest Among Workers Results in Message From President—Failure to Award Is Denounced by Doak.

INCE BOARD Ta URGED TO RASTER WAGE DERISION   Message From President Re sults From Unrest Among Workers.   S$ DESCRIBED AS BEING OF FORCEFUL CHARACTEP   W. N. Doak, Vice President o: Trainmen, Issues Warning That Unless There is Settle ment by End of Week Sit uation Will be Much Worse

PRESIDENT URGES BOARD 10 RUSH WAGE DECISION   Wilson Sends Message of < Forceful Character to Chicago.   UNION ISSUES A WARNING

WILSON URGES WAGE BOARD 10 SPEED VERDICT   Secretary Of Labor Also Voices Plea For Quick  Decision.

SPEEDY ACTION I RAIL STRIKE   SENDS REQUEST TO RAILROAD ‘LABOR BOARD AT CHICAGO TO EXPEDITE WAGE DECISION

ANIL LABOR BOARD S URGED TO RUSH DECISION ON WAGES   GENERAL UNREST AMONG WORK: ERS CAUSES PRESIDENT TO SEND MESSAGE   MEN ARE DISSATISFIED   Unless Action Taken By End of Week Situation Will Be Much Worss Official of Trainmen’s Brotherhood Says.

PRESIDENT WANTS . ~ MORE’ ACTION      Requests Railroad Board to Expedite Its Wage Devision on Account of Unrest Among  RR Workers —

Present Bad Situation Blamed On Labor Board, According to W. N. Doak

Delay in Adjusting Contre_versy Said to Be Na-  tional Menace, 3:   RAILROADERS IMPATIENT BECAUSE OF LONG DELAY   Board Claims Decision Will Be Handed Down Soon Thus .  Averting Threatened © Labor Troubles, © °

LONDON AN ARMED CAME   Many Sections of British Capita) Under Guard Against Further Sinn Fein Plots

KOREANS PLANNED 10 KILL :AMERIGANS   Would Murder Congressmen to Bring About International Complications.

COREANS HAD PLANNED DEATH OF AMERICANS      UPON ARRIVAL OF SEOUL COX N WERE TO HAVE , BEEN SLAIN.   The Purpose of the Plot to Have  Been Planned to Bring International Complications,

Japaness Governiient Takes Ac tion “in Case of Conspiracy “<Aeainst Yankees.

SENATOR HARDING AF HAMS. SUPPORT   Of Cummins-Esch Bill to Rail     ADMINISTRATION SOUGHT.      By Assuming Contfol of Railways to Promote Permanent Government Ownership, Presidential Nominee Declares if War Time Operation Was Successful.

DEFENDS ESCH-CUMMINS ACT   Harding Tells Workers Law Protect: bor-—-Wilson Sought Permanent Contral

UUGHT TO MAKE POLICY LASTING   Idea Behind Taking Over Nation’s Railroads   CHARGES BY HARDING   Republican Candidate Reaf. firms Support of Cummins. Esch Act in Address to Railway Workers and is Roundly Cheered—Law Not Perfect  ‘But is Big Step Forward

CUMMINS-ESCH ACT LAUBED BY HARDING   NOMINEE DECLARES LAW _ IS GREAT BENEFIT TO RAIL MEN—HITS CLASS RULE.

Taking Over the Railroads Was a Move in the Direction of Government Ownership, Harding Declares.   CUMMINS-ESCH BILL IS HIGHLY PRAISED   Senator Claims It Is best Measure Congress Could Work Out In the Time Allowed For the Work.

HARDING TALKS 10 RAILROAD MEN OF CUMMINS-ESCHACT   Says the Government Took Advantage of People in War Time   ‘DECLARES BILL IS  PROGRESSIVE STEP

RAILWAY MEN ADDRESSED BY SEN. HARDING   Nominee Reaffirmed His Support Of Cummins-Esch Act and Declared . Wilson - Administration Saueht Pevmanany Onaratian   (WAR OFFERED OPPORTUNITY   Assailed Plans Of Certain Labor Leaders Who. Intended To Put Railroads At Disposal ‘Of Work:  ers During the Course OF Speech   APPLAUDED BY DELEGATION

HARDING SUPPORTS - CUMMINS-ESCH ACT   CHARGES DEMOCRATS HAD PLAN FOR PERMANENT OPERATION.   Repeblican Candidate Admits lev Is Not Perfect, But Declares It In Mest Considerate Bit of Legislation.

RAIL MEN CHEER HARDING DEFENSE OF CUMMINS BIL!   Democrats in Assuming War Control Wanted to Make Government Operation Permanent, Nominee Says.   PLUMB PLAN DENOUNCED AS SOCIALISTIC STEP      Labor Provisions of Act Called  “Most Considerate Ever E acted"—~Guarantee of Diya to Roads Not Permanent, Work ers’ Delegation Toid.

HARDING OPPOSES NATIONAL CONTROL OF RAIL oYoTEMS   0. P. NOMINEE ADDRESSES DELEGATION OF RAILWAY EMPLOYES.   CUMMINGS ACT ENDORSED   Assails as “Socialistic” Plan Supportec by Some Labor Leaders to Place Roads at Workers’  Disposal.

HARDING, GHEERED BY RAILROAD MEN, HITS GLASS RULE   Republican Nominee Reaffirm His Support of CumminsEsch Act.   BEST LAW THAT COULD BE ENACTED IN SHORT TIME   Charges That by Assumin; Controi of Roads Wilson Ad ministration Sought to Pro mote a Policy Based on Per manent Federal Operation.

UNION MEN CHEER HARDING'S STAND ON GLASS RULE   Republican Candidate Reaffirms His Support of EschCummins Bill.   TALKS TO RAIL WORKERS

OR HARDING . AFFIRMS SUPPOR]   Of Cummins-Esch. Bill to Rail way-Enibloyes.   ADMINISTRATION SOUGHT.   By Asiuming Contfol of Railways to Promote Permanent Government Ownership, Presidential’ Nominee Declares if. War Time Operation Was Successful

BETTER WAREHOUSES AND MARKTEING CONDITIONS ARE DESIRED   UNITED COTTON GROWERS AS. SOCIATION HELD MEETING AT CORPUS CHRISTI

WOULD ELECT U. S. JUDGES   LaFollette of Wisconsin Proposes g Constitutional Amendment—Referred to Committee,

BOSTON SYMPHONY DEMANDS — PAY INCREASE OF si0no0e   Members Told by Judge Cabot That There Are No Funds for So Sweeping a Jump in Salaries —Some Players May Leave. .

CONGRESS IN STRIDE   “Ib ts’ Starling 10 Get Down: t Regular Business Now.   COMMITTEES ARE - WORKING   Farmer Relicf Legistation is One of the First Things © ' Come Up.

PRELIMINARIES ATTENDEO T0, CONGRESS GETS DOWA TO BUSINESS STRIDE AND CONSIDER NEW MEASURES      SENATE BEGINS DEBATE WITH BILLS DESIGNED REGULATE MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY  AND. FARMER'S RELIEF

CONGRESS ‘DOWN T0 BUSINESS   SENATE DEBATES   House Prepares to Take Up Immigration Queslion Thursday — Rerarded as One of Most  Ty eaneranecdiceid YT...

CURRENT LEAKS FROM THE BIG CIRCUIT   “ACT OR PEOPLE WILL FIX RENT,” LOWDEN WARNS

LOWDEN WARNS REALTY MEN   "Uinols Governor Tells Them to Pre. vent Excessive Boosts or People Will Act.

LOWDEN WARNS REALTY MEN   Tells Them to Prevent Excesive Boosts ) or People Will Act.

GUARD CHICAGON FEAR OF RIOTS BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGROES   Fear Disturbance When Negroes Move into White Section of Chicago—Pelice and Military Troeps on Guard.

COX 10 KENTUCKY (IN HIS CAMPAIGH   A Dozen States Included in His Trip Which Will Continue Tutil End of Election.

Will Begin Drive for Votes That Is te Continue Until Nevember 2.

GOV. COX GOES 10 KENTUCKY   Democratic Nominee to Begin Second Phase of Drive for Votes.

GOVERNOR COX ON SrCOND LAP. Will TOUR TO THE CONST   Leaves Wednesday Foi First Address In State Of Kentucky.

COX WILL LAUNCH “NEXT VOTE DAWE ~~ AOROSS THE OHIO   Will Invade Dark anc Bloody Ground Where H: Will Spring Another Cam  - paign Surprise

LODGE ACCUSES DEMOCRATS   Unlimited Misrepreaentation of Well Known Facts? Is Essence of Senatar’s Accusations.

LODGE DENIES — INCONSISTENCY   Senator States He Has Nothing To Ratract on His Stands on Peace With Germany

NEARLY 4000 — NEW CASES OF “FLU? INN. Y   HOSPITALS CROWDED AND MANY REFUSE TO TAKE MORE PATIENTS,   Situation Better Today jin Chicago and Over Rest ‘of the Country.

MUSIC PUPILS GIVE RECITAL PROGRAM TONIGH   Piano Students te Appear in Concer Numbers,-Entertainment is Free to All.

CLEVELAND HONORS T'S CHAMP TRIBE END IS DRAMATIC   27,000 Fans Yell Themselves Hoarse Aiter tina Out Is Made By Sewell      een  SPEAKER GATHERS MOTHER IN ARMS  Sport Writers Call Completed Series One of Best In History of Game

CLEVELAND HONORS TS CHAMP TRIBE END 1S DRAMATIC   27,000 Fans Yell Themselves Hoarse After Final Out Is Made e By Sewell  SPEAKER GATHERS MOTHER IN ARMS  re ee  Sport Writers Call Completed Series One of Best In History of Game

THIRD TERM TALK IS FLATLY DENIED   The Man Who Started i Would Make a Good Dime Novel Author   NO TRUTH IN IT   President Wilson is Not ¢ Candidate—Want McAdoo —Work on the Platform

CUMMINGS DENIES WILSON SEEKS THIRD NOMINATION   Democratic National Committeeman Makes Statement to Newspaper Men.

PRES, WILSON’S THIRD TERMIS PUNCTUREL   Chairman Commings Talks on Tons stance With Tunulty—Third Term Not Mentioned

NEW LAWS URGED TO SAVE FORESTS   Forester Greeley Submits His Angual Report to Congress.   ENTIRE COUNTRY AFFECTED   Declares Two-Thirds of the Origina Forests of the United States Have Been Cuiled, Cut Over and Burnt.

U.S, FORESTS ARE  SHRINKING FAST   Forester William B. Greeley Urges New Laws in Annual Report.

U.S. FORESTS ARE SINKING RAPIDLY, U. S. FORESTER REPORTS   Says Two-Thirds ve Original For. ests of the United States Have Been Culled, Cut Over and Riecerad.

U. 5. FORESTS SHRINKING RAPIDLY   Forester William B. Greele Urges New Laws in Annual Report.   AFFECTS ENTIRE COUNTRY   Gays Two.Thirds of the Original For ests of the United States Have Been Culled, Cut Over and Burned.

BROTHER OF DR YOUNG 1S DEAD   William Young, Author and Dramatist, Will Be Buried at Monmouth, Ill.

KILDANE GETS OFFER TO APPEAR NAT ROUND BOUT TO MEET WINNER OF RATTLE

CONPEREES REACH DEADLOCK,   YWforts to Perfeet River and Harbor wait) Wattle

NO FLU oAYO FOREMOST DOCTOR OF CANAL   ONLY FOUR CASES IN THIS CITY, BUT MUCH “GRIP”,   SCHOOLS SUFFER FROM THIS COLD EPIDER:(C.   In the High School Many Teact rs and Pupils Are Out and Counc.! Bluffs Game Had to Be Cancelled As a Result Of Sickness

‘MINERS OF FRANCE - THREATEN-TO STRIKE   Coal Diggers Demanding Wage Increase.

AMERICANS WIN 200-METRE DASH   Philadelphia Man Made Dash in Twenty-T wo Seconds Flat

NO SCHOOL MARM — WILL GRADUATE FROM VASSAR   Low Salaries, It Is Said, Cause Students to Turn to Business and Social Service.

NO “SCHOOL MARM” GRADS.   Low Salaries Do Not Attract This Year's Vassar Senior Class.

Important Report Is Kept From Senate   President Wilson Refuses to Send’ Re. port of Commission Which Investicated Affairs in Asia-Minor. _

1.5, SUBMARINE 1 WRECKED OW ROCKS FOUR ARE KUL LE   Surviving Members of Crew Rescued by. Destroyer On Eagle Boat.

COMMANDER AN 0 MEMBERS OB CREW LOoT At  NIAGTIAL ENA BAY   Head Officer, Mate and Two Seamen Lose Lives When the H-1 Goes Aground: Vessel May Be Salvaged.   CANSE OF FATALITIES iS NOT DETERMINED   It Is bBeleved, however, That the Craft Got Water in Her Batteries, Thus Forming a Deadly Gas,

FOUR ARE KILLED WHEN oUBMARINE DASHES AGROUNE   Exact Cause for Disaster on Pacific Coast Is Not Determined.   Officers and Crew of the H-1 Probably Were Threatened by Asphyxiation.

NAVY OFFICER DEAD ~ WITH THREE OF HIS MEN   Homeward Bound Submarine Wrecked on Mexican Coast; Victims Are Asphyxiated

1, AGENTS AE IQ ARREST AEEIPIAT C   Rebellion Against Federal Authority in Michigan To Be Handied With tron Hand  THIRTY ARMED AGENTS  Federal Warrants. For County Officials to be Issued

FEDERAL. NT GOES TOt °AN UP INSURGENTS   Leads Armed Expedition Of United States Agents Into County Where Defiance Of Law Is Reported mh   DIRECTOR KRAMER HAS . AUTHORIZED INVASION   Trouble Grew Out Of Clash _ Between State and Federal Oificials Over Seizure Of  Wine

HOT BATTLE OVER BOOZE   _May Actually Be Waged On The Field of Extreme Northern Michigan   DRY OFFICER AND SQUAD ON THE WAY

PUT DOWN BOLE REVOLT INNORTH   Federal _ Prohibition * ‘Commis sioner: ‘for. District. ‘to Act Swiftly in’ “Michigan.”

MICHIGAN COUNTY HEADS TAKE BOOZE FEDERALS SEIZED   “Open Revolt” Charged; Deputy Sheriffs, Prosecutor Lead © in Holding 11 Barrels.   OWNED BY TWO MEN WHO: . CONDUCTED MINE STORE   Government Men Say- Liquo Kept in Store, Others Aver Living Rooms -Hald It

WHISKEY REVOLT IN MICH, COUNTY TROOPS CALLED   Officials of fron County Facing Arrest On U. S. Warrants

Liquor War is Imminent in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan With State Men - Opposing Authority of Federal Officers

\ WHISKEY REVOLT   FEDERAL OFFICIALS! CLASH WITH MICHIGAN ROOTLEGGERS   The Comaulsstoner WH ~Take a Large Force of Armed Men Inte _ the Insurrectionary District,

FEDERA! DRY OFFICIAL TO LEAD — ARMED PARTY OF U. S. AGENTS INTO DEFIANT MICHIGAN COUNTY   MAJOR DALRYMPLE, PROHIBITION COMMIS. SIONER, LEAVES TONIGHT FOR MICHIGAN; STATE TROOPS TO ASSIST HIM.   REBELLION AGAINST PROHIBITION SAID TO BE SUPPORTED BY THE COUNTY PROSECUTOR

ARMED U.S. AGENTS GO TO MICHIGAN   Expedition Seeks to Quell “Booze Insurrection.”  TO ARREST OFFICIALS   Liquor is Taken From U. S. Agent and Troops of State Constabue lary; Will Call Out Troops.

FORCE TO QUELL WHISKEY REVOLT IN UPPER MICHIGAN       Major Dalrymple To Lead ‘Armed Expedition of United. States : Agents To Scene Trouble.

FEDERAL : AUTHORITIES TOQUELL REVOLT” ON PART OF PROSECUTOR   McDonough Asserts Iron Coun= ty Not in “Open Revolt”: and “Assumes All the Respansibility,” 7   TAKE WINE FROM RAIDERS

Federal Prohibtion Director With Thirty Aides to Leave for Iron County, Mich., to Quell Whisky Insurrection   Wine Seized in Raid by Government Men As Evidence is Forcibly Taken From Posse by the Sympathizers   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, Traten wre D PRESS.

PROHIBITION OFFICERS G0 TO MICHIGAN TO QUELL WHISKEY REVOLT   FORCE OF EIGHTY MEN TO CLEAN UP IRON COUNTY WHERE OFFICERS SEIZED WHISKEY FROM FEDERALS.

MICHIGAN ‘WETS REVOLT AGAINST PROKIBITORY LAN   ‘ron County Liquor Men 7: bel Against the Federe! Authorities.   Federal Directory Orders Chicago Official to “Clean Un” the District.

GUVERNMENT AGENTS 10 RAID MICH. COUNTY   Will Arrest County Officials for Interfering in Prohibition Enforcement.   IRON RIVER SAID TO BE SCENE OF WET REVOLT   Wine Seized By Federal Agents is Recovered By Officers of the County.

ARMED AGENTS TU ADVANCE ON HUM RIOT ZONE   Michigan State Troops Join Federal Agents in Drive on Iron Coun ty Officals.

COUNTY OFFICIALS DEFY AUTHORITIES   Maj. Gen. Dalrymple Will Lead Federal Men and State Constabulary in Effort to Break “Open Revolt” in Iron Region.   ASKS WARRANTS FOR OFFENDERS AND ACCOMPLICES

Reports Say Iron Mine Country in “Open Revolt” Against U. S.   IS BCOTLEGGER REGION   COUNTY OFFICERS AOMIT ALL RE SPONSIBILITY WHEN 11 BAR«REELS OF WINE ARE TAKEN

COUNTY OFFICIALS IN  OPEN REVOLT AGAINST REVENUE MEN TRYING TO ENFORGE ORY LAW

U.S. OFFICER TOLD TO LEAD TROOPS 10 UPPER PENINSULA      DALRYMPLE GETS AUTHORIZATION FROM KRAMER TO MAKE EXPEDITION.   QUIETER TODAY   Iron County Agents to Be Arrested for Resisting Raid.

ARMED PARTY IS ORDERED OUT 10 NEL REVOLT      Dey Officer to Lead U. S. Agents re - Into. Upper. Peninsula of, _. "> Michigan “Tonight.

if 2  MAJOR DALRYMPLE  AUTHORGZFD OTOL “ARMED EXPE  DITEON ED DISTRICT. a.

1S. AGENTS ARE ON WAY 10 ARREST OFFICIALS   febellion Against Federal Authority in Michigan To Be Handled With tron Hand  THIRTY ARMED AGENTS  rederal Warrants For County Officials to be Issued

FEDERAL AND CO. OFFICERS CLASH INTRON COUNTY   Dry Director Plans te Descend on County  From North,

qa WORKERS “60 ON STRIKE   MEN DEMAND A SETTLEMENT OF NEW WAQE SCALE BY MIDNIGHT.

IRON WORKERS THREATEN 10 GO ON STRIKE   MEN DEMAND A SETTLEMENT OF NEW WAGE SCALE BY MIDNIGHT.

PRICES WILL DROP AGAIN SAY EXPERTS   Normal! Conditions Seen in Near Future By Grain Men.

RETURN OF PRICES NORMAL PREDICTEL   FOOD PRICES HAVE DECLINED 2 PER CENT IN FOUR WeEPWR

BIG CHOPS POINT TO LOWER PRICES   Former Head of Board of Trade Declares Price Decline (s Coming.

_. Sure Sign Foods Will Ee   MEAT PRICES DECLINING   Auto Tires ‘Join Other Commodities on Which Reduc-: ~ ' tons Made,

RECORD CROPS 19 LOWER HIGH COS]   Former Head of the Chicago Board of! »Trade Sees Reductions ali Aiong Line Impending; Praises Grain Ex. changes; Foods Decline Greatly.

IRISH FIGHT WHEN BRITISH KILL CIT EAN   Cork Man Bayonetted and Fifteen Felled; One Fatality.

RIOTING IN CORK ONE IS KILLEL   Treable Caused by Death af Ferme! Soldier Who Refused Command to Halt. Bayonetted hy

TROOPS BAYONET: RIOT (5 RESULT   One Killed and 14 Wounded in Fight ing in Cork When Returned Soldier  Is Victim of British Troopers; Fail; ed To Halt When Challenged.

SUGAR REFINERS OF AMERICA WILL BUY CUBAN FARMS   Sum of $33,000,000 to Bi Invested in Plantations Within Two Years

American Sugar Refiners Will Invest in Cuba .to Prevent Future Shortage Here

RUSSIA WANTS TO MAKE TERMS WITH UNCLE SAM   WANTS POLITICAL AND ECONOMICAL AGREEMENT WITH MANY COUNTRIES ..    SOVIET MINISTER  — SENDS OUT FEELERS

CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL   Farmers and Grain Men Want : Water-Route From Windy City To The Sea.

Purpose of League Is ““To Promote International Co-operation and to Achieve International Peace and Security’’—Thirty-two Nations Were Original Members of League.

PURPOSES AND PROGRAMME OF NEWEST UNION   World Gyroscope Planned To Steady Nations Over Rough Spots.   A COMBINE TO MAINTAIN PEACE   The United States Is at Present on the Outside Looking In.

PLAN OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS — 1S TO PREVENT FUTURE WARS   Outline of the Covenant Which President Wilson Insists Is An Integral Part of the Treaty of Peace Adopted at the Versailles Convention.

WHAT LEAGUEIS   Its Members, Purposes, Conditions and Method of Withdrawal If So Desired.

THIRTY-TWO NATIONS BECOME MEMBERS ON ACCEPTING PROVISIONS   Achievement of Internatien. al Peace is Main Object of League.

WRIGHT COMPANY BRINGS SUIT   Claim Rival Iefrimged On Patent Rights ef Concersa.

How Long Will MacSwiney Live Without Food? Some Fasters Have Lived 45 Days

THIRD PARTY WILL HOLD CONVENTION   National Convention to Meet in Chicago July 10.   Committee of Forty-Eight Issues State. ment From its Western Headquarters—Raps Republicans,

SUPPORTERS OF THIRD PARTY TO MEET IN CHICAGO   Word Comes from Western Headquart ers—Republicuns Are Severely Rapped by Op ponents.

ASKS WILSON. TO DEFINITELY REFUSE: TO AGAIN ACCEPT _ -_NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENCY}

esa URGED TO COME OUT FLAT RND SAY HE WOULD NOT ACG EPT THE THIRD NOMINATION

ALSIDENT RESIDENT UAGED TO COME. OUT FLAT AND SAY ~ HE WOULD NOT ACCEPT THE THIRD NOMINATION

ASKS STATEMENT ON THIRD TERM REFUSA   Georgia Congressman Says He Speaks For Supporters of the Presiment.

NEW ISSUE 18 ANNOUNCED...   Treasury Certificates for $200,000,000 Will Mature duly f.

NEW TREASURY CERTIFICATES   isave of 200,000,000 er Were Apnnounced by Seeretary Honaion.

CALL POINDEXTER BACK TO CAPITAL   Presidential Candidate, Bound For South Dakota Summoned to Washington

NO INAUGURAL © BALL FOR NEFI   Arrangement Committee for Ceremony Is Against Dancing

INAUGURAL BALL PLANS ARE OFT   Austin Committee Reaches Decision.

WILL ENTERTAIN FOOTBALL SQUAD   Elaborate Preparations  Made to Show Ohio . State Good Time

Los Angeles Prepares Elaborate Welcome for Visiting Football Team

TOUGH ON “~THE BIG G. O. P. CONVENTION   Fodeyal Agents Today Scivcd $120, 000 Worth of Liqu Chicago’ From €

(OMEN INVOLVE DALY AND SWEET   le Charges Alleging “Powerful and Perilous Influence” Over Public Opinica   EAKER IS AMUSED   Jh, Fudge!” Says Sweet When Shown Report of League of Women Voters

NEW YORK WOMEN SA PUBLIC IS DECEIVEL   Through ts Council Women’s League Files Report With Governor Smith

WOMEN CHARGE PROPAGANDA TO ‘BIG BUSINESS      Declare Merchants Attempt to Sidetrack Legislation.

BIG FIRE IN MARION.   Loop Will Run Up to One Hundred Thousand Dotlars,

FOR VETERANS OF FOREIGN WA  RS   Passed by the House Calls for $1,350,000,000.

DIoGUSoION OF TREATY AEOUMED IN OPEN SENATE   Motion by Lodge to Consider Vote by Which Pact Was Laid Aside Last November Is Adopted Overwhelmingly

Yemocrats and Republican Join Forces to Bring Issues Back For Open Debate.  LODGE MAKES MOVE        loture Ascompanizs Treaty Which is Referred to Foreign Relation; Committee For Removal,

TREATY AGAIN UP IN SENATE. FOR DECISION   VICE PRESIDENT RULES THAT CLOTURE COMES BACK WITH PACT.       Jleodge Has It Sent to Foreign:  Relations Body, Which Meets  = ‘Tomorraw, a!

SENATE RENEWS . TREATY BATTLE ~ IN HOT SESSION   Motion of Lodge to Reconside Vote of Last November Puts . Pact to Fore. -

PEACE TREATY NOM IN OPEN SENATE FOR VERBAL FIGHT   it Brings Back Cloture Rule Im.poscd When Vote Was Taken Last November, Too.

First Efforts Will Be To Try To Untangle Pariiamentary Web Which Holds Con.  sideration By Body   LONG AND BITTER CONTEST PREDICTED   : : 2 mi fF Fey Some Senators Hopeful The m=, WIE D. Doth 4 Pact Will Be Ratined, Bui : rv. Rory F Cthers Say It Wil Be issue  tT. £7 wy in Campaien

LOUGE’S MATION FOR EW DEBATE MN PART WINS BY Ba TH SVE   Borah Heads Group of Republican “Bitter _ Enders,” Who Cast All Ballots Opposing New Move to Bring About Ratification.

TREATY GOES 10 DEBATE IK ~ SENATE AGAIN   Both Party Leaders in Movement to Re-Consider Pact.

JERSAILLES TREATY IN OPEN SENATE   Decided To Reconsider Vote By Which the Document Was Laid Aside . Last November.

PEACE TREATY AGAIN BEFORE l), §, SENATE   Senator Lodge Leads For Recon: sideration, Supported By a Large Majority.   IRRECONCILABLES OPPOSI   First Step Will Be to Get Rid o! Cloture Rule Which Still Rules the Debate.

SENATE TAKES UP TREATY   Democrats and Republicans Join In : Urging its Return.

TREATY BACK TO SENATE; DEBATE TO START SOON   REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS JOIN. FORCES TO BRING IT TO THE FLOOR   PARLIAMENTARY RED TAPE BEING UNWOUND      Vice-President Marshal Rules Cloture Restriction Carried; Plan to Remove Rule

DEBATE RESUMED ON PEACE TREATY   Senator Lodge’s Motion to Again Take Up Consideration of Versailles Pact Is Overwhelmingly Passed.

Motion to Suspend Rules Sea that Document Could Be Brought Up for Discussion Is Accepted by Vote of: 63 to 9.   COMMIPTEE WILL MAKE REPORT ON PACT IMMEDIATELY

TREATY FIGHT 1S BACK ~ WV SENATE ONCE AGAIN   Motion By Lodge to Suspend Rules to Resume November Status Is Adopted.   INORRIS FAILS TO BLOCK   His Objections Overruled By Mar   shall; Irreconcilables  Stand Pat,

TREATY TAREN UP “TAU SENATE AGAIN   Decision Was Reached Without Debate.

WORK ON  TREAT!   Versailies Pact Back Belere The Senate by Today's Action.   CLOTURE RULE STILL STANDS   irreconcilable Republicans Fight Motion te Sty *.Early Ree consif Sion.

SENATE HOSTILITIES ON TREATY RESUMED   Republicans And Democrats Both Join Forces In Renewing Open Debate.   DECIDE WITHOUT DEBATE

PEACE TREATY IS AGAIN BEFORE THE SENATE FOR VOTE   Consideration of Pact Resumed under Pressure Party Leaders.

UNTANGLE Wet DERULES Whibi SURROUND PAGT   Long-Drawn Out Debate With Prospects of Campaign Clash Generally Predicted.   BREACH WIDENS?

MOVE MADE 10 RID PACT OF NOVEMBER CLOTURE PROVISION   PARLIAMENTARY SCRAP OCCURS WHEN PEACE BERATE IS OPENED.   PARTY LINES JOIN   Lodge’s Motion of Reconsider ation Is Adopted by Acciamation.

PAGT DEBATE 1a RESUMED IN OPEN SENATE oEDalh   Nine Republicans Only Members Voting Against Lodge Plan to Get It Up Again.

TREATY IS UP AGAIN   IT JS BEPORE SENATE WITH THE CLOTURE IN FORCE,   This Means That k Ought to be Disposed of Within a Reason: ahle Time,

[0 MILLIONA DAY I RUNNING GUS! OF GOVERNMEN   Expenses Now Are Eight Time: What They Were Before the War   FIVE BILLION HUGE SUM   Washington Top-Heavy With Thou sands of Useless Employes—Over 100,000 on Pay Roll

Xpenses Now Are Eight Time What They Were Before the War   FIVE BILLION HUGE SUM   Washington Top-Heavy With Thousands of Useless Employes—Over 100,000 on Pay Roll

“HARDING 1S RUNNNG TO COVER’   CHAIRMAN HARRISON, © DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS BUREAU, SAYS REPUB TICANS ARE SCARED.

HARDING WILL “BE RETURNED TO FRONT PORCH   Ohio Senator Unable to Con Front People, He States

BROOKLYN TROLLEY ‘STRIKE 10 SPREAD?   Sympathetic Walkout on Nev York Lines Considered by Union Heade.

STRIKE MAY HIN NEW YORK CITY   Spread of Brooklyn Walkou Now Likely, Says Report

BROOKLYN STRIKE THREATENS SPREAL   Union Leaders ‘as New York _ Officials of Workers to mi, Call Strike. a

MAS, MAGSWINEY HAS COLLAPSED   ‘UNABLE TO BEAR STRAIN OF HUSBAND'S DEATH.   Body Is Viewed by Thousands of People As It Lay In St. George's Cathedral—Sinn Feiners In Charge.

MINERS  ACCEPT PLAN OF WILSON   Acting President Lewis Says Did Not “Desire to Defeat Government in Contest.”

ACCEPT WILSON PLAN       ATI      TOO ARTI PRORLESM.  MIN AGHEE  ik WAC       Matier New: Seems "in Pair Way te Po Adjuseni !

Action of Lewis and Green in Calling Off Miners’ Strike Vindicated by ‘Vote of 639 to 221.   ADMITS STRiKE HAD REACHED ITS LIMIT

UNION LEADERS AT MINERS: MEETING WIN ALL POINTS   Conference Endorses Settlement of Coal Strike and Efforts of Radicals Are Repudiated by Bia Maiority.

MINERS ENDORSE PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Officials’ Action in Calling Off Strike Approved.   International Officers of Union Will Go Before Commission With Backing of Workers— Chiefs Happy Over What is Regarded as Vindication of Their Course.

MINERS INDORSE ACT OF CALLING OFF STRIKE   INTERNATIONAL: OFFICERS WILL     "FORE COMMISSION. 

MINE WORKERS VOTE TO BACK UP OFFICERS   Efforts of Radical Element t Oust Leaders Repudiated Overwhelmingly ~

COAL MEN VOTE TO STAND BEHIND WAGE COMMISSION   International Officers of United Mine Workers Will Appear Before Board to Arbitrate Final Settlement Backed by Rank and File—Motion to Concur in Action Wins by 1,639 to 221 Vote.

AULEPT WIL oN PLAN   MEINERS -AGRER TO ARBEPRATE. THE WAGE PROBLEM,   . Matter Now Seems in Fair Way to = Adjustment,

Acting President and Seeretary Will Meet With Exeeutive Board at Columius Teday Before Going to VWashingion to Appear Before President’s Coal Commission,

LEADERS HAPPY AT THE OUTCOME   Miners Convention Backs Up Their Decision  VOTE IS 1639 TO 291   Noisy Minority Defeated in Effort to Oppose Settlement Agreed to Bring Charges Against Lewis and Green Which are Promptly Repudiated by Decisive Vote.

MINERS AGREE TO ACCEPTANCE OF WAGE TERMS   Dfficials of U. M. W. of -A. Will Go Before Pre sident's Coal Commission According to Co. lumbus, Decision.   ACTIVITIES

CONVENTION TO NAME VICE PRES   The Names of EBT. Meredith = an Frankliy Roosevelt Hear Most Frequently

Names of Meredith and Franklin D. Roosevelt Are Heard Most Frequently as Delegates Assemble for What Is Expected to Be Final Session; Early Selection Is Forecast Before Convention Meets.

DELEGATES READY TO END SESSIONS   Good Humored Crowd Gathers to Nominate Vice Presidential Candidate.   NO FIRE WORKS EVIDENT   Getaway Day Finds Alternates on Job and Grips Packed,

WILSON TO TAKE STUMP .FOR COX   President Plans an Active Part in Campaien   OHIO ;MAN ACCEPTABLE   But White House Officials Favored M’Adoo

BRITAIN FEARS AN ARMED RISING OF SINK FEI      Arms and “Munitions Believed Storec at : GLAS BOW, Where Disturbance  . “lave nin AR

~INBIG RAGE   I  'President’s personal repre sentative to support ex 1 Secretary

EDV ARDS, TOO WET. MAY BE HING OWN TINE   McAdoo’s Boom Given New Life By Sen. Glass

MADOCT'S CANDIDACY QE A BiG BOS   Senator Glass, Personal Repre sentative of Wilson, Will  Support McAdoo.

BANKER: MUST GO TO JAIL   Verdict .of Guilty Against C, S. Munday, on Charge of Wrecking Lorimer Institution, Is) Affirmed!

MUNDAY MUST GO TO JAIL   Illinois Supreme Court Affirms Verdict  af Guilty

JAPAN TO WITHDRAW TROOPS.   Leoks to China te Maintain Order on Korean-Mancherian Border.

JAPANESE TROOPS TO LEAVE.   ‘abinet Agrees to Withdraw Soldier: Trom Chentao Area.  ¢Rwv The AcevAntiateat BWerace 1

The Legislature Has Tnerenasd  Rate of Taxation — 92806 Allowed for Child.

STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS ARE OUT   THE LEGISLATURE HAS INCREAS ED THE RATE OF TAXATION,   TO RAISE SIX MILLIONS   ‘tate Anditor Completed the Work ol Mailing out Returns to Corperations and Individuals,

MEXICANS TAKE TWO AMERICAN OIL, WORKER:   Villa Is Thought To Have Taken Vien.

TWO YANKEES HELD _ PRISONER IN MEXICO         J —_ ne DEPARTMENT INFORWED Ob CUPRTERES—BELIEVED TO  GE PRISONERS OF BAN.  : BET VERE

DENIES CONNECTION WITH GIRLS’ DEATH   Cox, Alias McCarthy, Tak__ enin Custody.

ARREST COOK WANTED FOR ACTRESSES DEATI   Mtichell Cox is Taken From ‘ Boat at Sault Ste, Marie

WANDERER UNRUFFLED BY RAPID QUESTIONS   Declares- Tramp Shot Wife, He Shot Tramp

WANDERER DENIES KILLING HAS WIFE   Sticks to First Story That Tramp Shot Her and He Killed the Tramp.

COAL CONFERENGE AT CHICAG® TOD!   Purpose Is To Discuss Plans of Opera. tors For Separate Agreement Between Them and Miners.

“CONFERENCES ARE BEGUN.       Cudirmain ‘Hays Meets Leaders from : +: © Middits ‘Wess,

NO ATTAGQK ON COX,   Ropalcans WHI ‘Fight. ‘Nemocratfe Pintform, 5

ATTACK PLATFORM, NOT CANDIDATE   This is Decision of Republican Leaders.

Declare Canipaign Plans Will Be Directed at Democratic Plat- .. form Not Nominee.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS PLAN THE CAMPAIGN   Attack Will Be Against  Democratic Platform and Not Against the Nominee.

REPUBLICANS. CONFER I CHICIGD OVEN TH PARTY'S FUTURE PLING   Many of the Leaders Are Not  Disposed to Discuss the Democratic Nominee, Altho Harding Congratulated Cox On His Victory.

GOVERNOR COX PHILOSOPHICAL OVER DEFEAT SEES GLEAM OF LIGHT POINTING WAY TO 1924 IS ANALYZING SITUATION; TO SEND MESSAGE OF  COANRDATIIN ATINAN

GOVERNOR COX TAKES HIS DEEEAT WITH HIS CHARACTERISTIC AND PHILOSOPHIC HUMOR

PARTISANSHIP fo GHANGED TD SON SST AMER   Miners’. Official Says Mem. ber of Coal Commission Supported Operators

Urges Six Hour Day For Miners   Also Charges That Employe of Commission is Working in the Interests of the Operators

CHARGES COMMISSIONER FAVORED COAL OPERATORS   Frank Farrington Argues for SixHour Day and Increase in Miners’ Wages.

COAL BOARD MAN {8 ACCUSED OF DUPLICIT       MINERS? LEADER CHARGES EM. PLOYE OF COMMISSION OF BELITTLING VINERS CAUSE

TE TY PER GENT MORE MEN THAR NEEDED AMINE   Miners Therefore Ask fo. Six Hour end and. More ay

EMPLOYEE OF ONE OF COAL COMMISSIONERS ACTED IN INTEREST OF OPERATORS IS CHARGE

‘Gosiuia Governor Turns Back > Properties to Owners with  “the Guarantee of Protection Aaainst Disorders —

COAL SHORTAGE MAY BRING GOV’T CONTROL   STRIKE BRINGS SERIOUS SPFvaTION TO MANUFACTURERS.

MUST PICK LEADER BY SECRET BALLOT   Democrats In Senate Face Danger of Offending Friends of Both Senators Hitchcock and Underwood.   VOTE EXPECTED ABOUT MIDDLE OF NEXT MONTE   Yelay Due to Feeling That Hitchcock Ought to Have Free Hand In Negotiating Compromise on Treaty.

SECRET BALLOT NOW SUGGESTED. TO PICK LEADER   About Only Way to Break Tie Between Hitchcock and -: Underwood

Alp TO POLAND (IS URGEO   Sabath Wants Surplus Army Clothing and Food Sent to Poles.

SABATH URGES AID TO POLES   Chicago Congressman Wants Surplus Army Clothing and Food Sent . to Poland.

GOVERNOR DEFENDS ARTICLE 10 OF PACT HN EASTERN TALK   Declares It Is Curb Or National Cupidity In Address.

COX DWELLS ON ARTICLE X OF THE COVENANT   DECLARE THE REPUBLICANS ARE MISREPRESENTING THE LEAGUE TO THE PEOPLE.   And Not the League of Nations, to Call the United States Into Any War.

NAMES ANOTHER VIRGINIAN   Former Atiorney General of State to E’-deral Trace Coanrniission.

CONSTITUTIONS OF STATES NOT TOBE CHANCED   WOMEN MAY VOTE IN SPITE OF SUFFRAGE RESTRIC.

FEDERAL SUFF LAW I$ TERMED SUPREME   Hughes Declares Statutes Can't Withhold Vote:

WILL DEFY ORDERS.   Women at Detrolt Dispute Postmasters Mandate.

ARMENIA INVADED BY REDS   U. S. Government Greatly Alarmed— More Warshins Sent.

U. S. WARSHIPS TO BLACK SEA   Washington Government Is Greatly Alarmed Over Invasion of Armenia by the Bolsheviki.

U. S. STIRRED AT SOVIET INVASION OF ARMENIA, ~ SENDS MORE WARSHIP:   Cruiser St. Louis and Three Destroy ers on Way to Turkish Waters to Protect Americans.

RED MENACE IN EAST.   Jnvasion of Inia Ts Mentioned 0, Militury Experts As Possible  Fae ere, eae 

SOVIET My DECLARE WAR UN ENGLAND   REPORTS CONFERMED THAT THE REDS ARE PLANNING TO ATTACK BRITISH,   INDIA MAY BE INVADED   Pointed Out That Reds May Attempt An Invasion of India-—Russian Commissioner Planning to Leave london.

NO CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PRESIDEN1   Wilson Had No Comment to Make Upon Result  of Election but Sent No Message  to Senator Harding.   ; 

NO COMMENT MADE BY THE PRESIDENT   aly Expresses Disa Disappointment “Over the Result,

Speculate As To President’s Probable Course Regarding League Of Nations Covenant

WHLSOR SILENT + GHEIS DEFEAT   Makes No Comment on Overwkelming Majority Against the Le«cus of Matiens Idea   Says He Is ‘Disappointed and Depressed,’’ But Believes U.S. Won't Fail World

WILSON SILENT ON FLECTION RESULTS   Makes No Comment on Over: whelming G. 0. P. Victory; Health Is Unaffected   CoLBY IS DISAPPOINTED.   Official and Diplomatic Washingtan Speculates on Treaty Fight.

WILSON REMAINS SILENT ON RESULT OF ELECTION   Democrats Disappointed and Depressed Says Colby, Only Cabinet Member Whe Made Any Formal Comment.

PRESIDENT WILSON  MAKES NO COMMEN’   Secretary Wilson Says “Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise Again” in Message.

PRESIDENT HAS NG COMMENT TO. MAKE   SECRETARY COLBY MAKE “FORMAL STATEMENT ON ELECTION OUTCOME,

SILENGE REIGNS AT WHITE HOUSE   President Makes No Com. ment on Election   Says Dr. Grayson After Special Visit—Secretary Colby Still Hopeful Country Will Act Up to Highest Conception of Duty—Two Courses Now Open on Peace Treaty

SPECULATE OVER FATE OF TREATY   PRESIDENT MAY LEAVE 1’ 10 NEW ALMINISTRA.   EMBASSIES —_INTERESTEL   No  Congratulatory Message Fron White House—Wilson Depressed By Veteat.

WILSON MAINTAINS SILENCE REGARDING ELECTION RESULT   President Goes Through Daily Routine and Receives No Callers — Bears Strain Weil.   FATE OF VERSAILLES PACT IS AGAIN SPECULATED UPON   President May Submit Document to Senate in December~-Colby and Secretary Wilson Issue “Condolences” —- Other Cabinet Members Silent.

PRESIDENT MAKES NO COMMENT ON ELECTION RESULT   Wilson’s Health Apparently Un. affected by Party’s Defeat.   NO MESSAGE TO HARDING

PRESIDENT WILSON MAKES NO COMMENT   SILENCE AT WHITE HOUSE OVER ELECTION RESULT.   Ne Werd ef Congratulation to Senator Hardinag—Seeretary Celby Admits Depression and Dieappeiatment.

DETAILS OF DEBACLE I NATION, G. O. P. CONTROLS C ONGRESS, GAIN DECISIVE      Pres. Wilson Is Silent on Result of the Elections

WILSON MAKES NO ELECTION COMMER}   Fails to Send Congratulatians - to Harding,   COLBY i$ DISAPPOINTED   Labor Department Secretary Declares “Truth Orushed to Earth, Shall Rise Again'’— Officials Speculate ga President’s Probable Course Will. Regard to Treaty,

WILSON WON'T EVEN SEND HIS GOOD WIL!   Chief Executive Has No Com. ment to Offer and Withholds Recognizing Victory.

XO COMMENT IS MADE ON RESULT BY MR. WILSON   Only Comment of the Cabine Made By the tary of State.

NO COMMENT MADE BY THE PRESIDENT   Colby Expresses Disappointment Over the Result,

Christianity and Buddhism Meet at Jap Capital   World Sunday Schools in Shad ow of Palace

GREAT CHRISTIAN ~ WEETING HALTED   CHRISTIA NITY TO MAKE A CONCERTED EVLFOR   THE BiS BUILDING BURNED   It Is. Sald That Buddhists Wal Weld ' * Mectings:, to Promote the Cause o © Buddhisia.

PEARLS VALUED AT 50900 STOLEN   Insurance Cempany Offers Reward o! Fifteen Thousand Doilars For Their Recovery.

CLEVELAND POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING ‘19 GALLONS OF WHISKEY

“WAR ON JAPS IS NEW PLAN   Korea, China and Siberia Aroused by Terror Armies—-Must Withdraw Troops,

ASIA PLANS WAR ON JAPS   Terror Armies Arouse Korea, China and Siberia—Peopie Await Unity eof Action.

TPLOYEES LAID OFF,      Mnrylnnd Ratthway Line Cats Down Its  Barren,

o SLACK BUSINESS CAUSES LAYOFFS   — ee a Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Says No Transportation

SLACK BUSINESS ‘CAUSES LAYOFFS   Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Says No Transportation

HOOVER'S VIEW OF PRESIDENCY   Former Food Administrator ls Progressive Republican Says Barnes, His Close Friend.

HERBERT HOOVER MIGHT BE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   ‘But He Would Run as Progressive  Republican, Says His Closest _ Friend and Adviser. ;

BARNES AooUREs THAT HOOVER 13 NOT A DEMOCRAT   Will Not Be a Candidate for President Unless Republicans Fall Down.   Grain Director Says Former Food Boss Is Progressive Without Office Bug.

Will Never Run as Democrat Unless His Own Party Nominates a  Reactionary.

an Faeeieina tie  Former Food  ‘Administrator Is. Progressive’ Republican, ~ Says Barnes, ‘His, Chose - Falends ooo eo ee

ND GAR STRIKE IN DES MOINES   Platform Men at Work Today an All Cars Run; Judge Wade Gets Ac tion From Union; Must Work to Ge Money For Back Pay.

DES MOINES CAR STRIKE CALLED OFF   Accept Wage Awarc Set By Federal Judge Wade.

DES MOINES CARS RUNNING   Employes Vote to Accept. Terms Laid Down by Judge Wade in Federai Court. .

HARRY S. NEW FOUND GUILTY   Son of Indiana Senator Convicted of Second Degree Murder—Jury Was Out for Forty-Five Hours.

FIND HARRY S. NEW GUILTY   Alleged Son of Indiana Senator Con. vieted of Second Degree Murder.

WAS LANDIS OUT OF BOUNDS   Thin [neue in Raised in Counecilon   With the Appeal of Victor Berger. Roe lYnoitemd Menon i

JUDGES ASK RULING ON BERGER’S CASI       JURGE LANDIS BIGHT TO REFU CHANGE OF VENUE IS QUESTIONED BY APPEAL COoEUeRT

BERGER ADVISER ANDRESS COUR)   Ask Supreme Justices If Lan ‘dis’ Rejection of Plea Was Legal.

Men Must Resume Work or Quil and Get Other Jobs, Leaders Are Told.   TRAINS MUST RUN, [S DECREE OF UNCLE SAM   Senate Strike Probe is Off; Paindexter Has Bill to Punish Obstructors.

First Break of Switchmen I Seen When Embargo Orde Is Lifted by C. B. & Q. Tthinsis Central Is Norma   20,000 Steel Workers Idle ix Youngstown, O., Due t Lack of Coal; Opening o: Lake Navigation Postpones   RY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEagen torre ec rsa roared

BRLESES Qh kt GE eee ee  ARRANGING FOR THE NOTIFICATION OF CO}   Ceremonies to Be Held Near Dayton Or At The State Capitol in Columbus.

: ee TAMMANY TOM-CAT HAS $100 BREAKFAST FOLLOWING - A NIGHT'S ROUNDIN

CATS BREAKFAST COSTLY.   Even for Cats the Price “of Living in New York Is High.

CALLS WILSON’S MIND CLEAR   Railroad Union Official Gives imprespression of Visit to the. White House.

Move foreed on us by our erstwhile allies of Europe   No.war material will be permitted to go through, order says

BAN LIFTED ON TRADING WITH RUSSIZ   STATE DEPARTMENT ORDEF EFFECTIVE TODAY; FEMOVES MOST OF THE RESTRICTIONS,   ALL AT THE SHIPPERS’ RISK   Government Assumes No Responsi. bility in Matter of Collection of Claims Against Russian Firms,

CUMMINS WINS BY 21,000 LEA   MOORE SWINK INTO SLIGHT LEAD FOR GOVERROR 04 lOWA OmiMARY ELSCTION

GUMMINS WIRD BY 21,000 LEAD   MOORE SWINGS INTO SLIGHT LEAD FOR GOVERNOR IN IOWA PRIMARY ELECTION

CUMMINS IN LEAD BY 21.20;   Renomination of the Senato1 is Assured—Race for Governor Close.

GUMIMINS’ LEAD OVER BROOKHART [0 OVER 20,000   Moore Now Leads for Governor ship; Nomination Will Go Inte Convention.

FIREMAN KILLED AND ~~ SEVERAL ARE INJURED   Fire Sweeps Baltimore Clothing ‘Store and Threatens’ Destruc tion of Emerson Hotel:

DEMAND CHANGES IN PILES OF ALR MEET   American Aviators See Fou Play By Foreigners Against Yanks.   CLAIM FIELD TOO ROUGH

Demand Made To Change The Landing Field In International Airplane Race.

AMERICANS DEMAND FAIR / DEAL IN BIG AIR RACE   Fe  Unfair Tactics and Rules Ar  Being Resorted to in Effort to Beat America.   COURSE MADE UNSAFE

DUAN HIT OIAIE, Mloato FORT MADISON   Heavy Snow Reported in Other Parts of the State---Train Service in West Affected.

‘SNOW BLANKET DROPS OVER 1OW!   i . Sioux City Reports the Heaviest Fall  and Pes Moines and fentral   inte Ligltest,

SNOW BLANKET DROPS OVER IOWA   Sioux Cily Reports the Heaviest Fall and Hes Moines and Central Siate Lightest,

DRAFT OF PEACE TERMS SUBMITTED TO POLES BY BOLSHEVIKI ANNOUNCED   ‘Re Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)

TERMS OF MINSK PEACE   Soviet Recognize Polish Independence are Not After Any Indemnities.

PEACE TERMS OF REDS TO POLES ANNOUNCED   Soviets Would Control Railroads And Almost Completely Disarm Armies of Republic.

RUSSIAN-POLE PEACE TERMS ARE SUBMITTE!   The Poilsh Delegation is Asked ic Make Important Concessions to Reds

TERM SUBMITTED BY M. TCHITCHERIN FOR POLISH PEACE   Russia and Ukraine Would Recognize Independence of Poland.

THREE BOLSHEVIK DIVISIONS KILLED AROUND WARSAW   Terms Submitted to the Poles by Soviet at Minsk are Published. .

TERMS SUBMITTED 10 POLISH ENVOYS   Reds Recognize Independence and Liberty of Polish Republic   CURZON NOTE !S BASIS   Russia Demands Right t Transport Men and Goods Through Territory

SOVIET AGREES TO RECOGNIZE POLE REPUBLIC   lerms Submitted By Soviet Delegates to Minsk Conference Assert Pole Rights Are Confirmed.   BATTLE RAGES NEAR WARSAW   15,000 Prisoners Captured Up to Thursday by Poles —Fighting is Proceeding Near Brest-Litovsk.

CENSUS FIGURES  HELD INACCURATE      Mayor of Boston Asks For Recout cf Gliy’s People.

CENSUS FIGURES HELD INACCURATE   Mayor of Boston Asks For Re count of City's People,

FOUR CHARGED WITH MURDER OF PIERCY      Authorities Io Not Accept the Confession of One Who As"sumed Alt the Blame.

HONEST OFFICERS FIRED’ BY BOARD   U. S. Shipping Board Investi‘gator Tells How Public Money Was Spent.

More Light is Thrown On the Shameful Graft and Waste of Public Funda Under U. 8. Shisving Board.   INSPECTORS WHO RAISED PROTEST LOST POSITIONS   House Committee Hears 0: High Handed Methods Em ployed By Those Who Pros  _pered Under Federal Favor

BOARD AGENT IS WITNESS   W. H. Morton Says Unseasoned Wood Was Used to Build Ships

Exhuming Bodies  -. of American Soldiers      Nino Hundred Buried “AL Bony Cemotery, France, To Be ‘Exhumed end Returned To Whnited States.

TO EXHUMATE. AMERICANS   Nine Hundred Bodies of Members of “Wild Cat” Division To Be Brought Back.

AloKS UIE TO SAVE BANK FUNDS   Oshkosh Assistant Cashier Rings Burglar Alarm; Is Shot By Bandits.

WOMEN UNDER BAN   NAMES NOT MNTITLED TO GOON THE PRIMARY BALLOT,      ives the Sée. te,  Attorney 1 ret

WOMEN UNUER BAR   NAMES NAOT ENTITLED TO GO O) THE PRIMARY BALLOT,   Attormey General so Advives the Séc retary alt Stitte,

FEDERAL ATTORNEY OPENS WAR ON BAKERIES WHICH HAVE INCREASED PRICES

KING GONSTANTINE SAYS HE 1S NOT TO ABIDCAT   Declares Now That He Never Had Any Intention of Doing Sy

WILL  D1 QUIT  GREEK THRONE  -PANSTANTINE   Former Ruler, Recalled by People, Announces He Will Not ‘Abdicate in Favor.  nat Son   GOVERNMENT TO TO PERMIT THE: _ RETURN OF FORMER’ MINISTER   King’s Advisor Will bé Pledged to Confine Activities to Education

“I Will Not Give Up My Throne,”’ Declares  Constantine Of Greec«

TO BIE GHECK GROWN TE SON   Plan to Borrow! Money’ in'UsS. ‘ to: Keep“ Gonstantine* on? Throne -

NO ABDICATION — SAYS CONSTANTINE   FORMER KING OF GREECE IN FAREWELL INTER’ VIEW.

CONSTANTINE SAYS HE WILL NOT ABDICATE IN FAVOR OF PRINCE   Monarch Makes Statement Before Departure for Athens Tuesday.

CONSTANTINE WILL NOT ABDICATE   Former Greek Ruler Says Hi Will Hang on to Royal Job.

WILL NOT ABDICATE THRONE   Constantine Departs For Venice and Greek Capital.

NEVER INTENDED  TO ABDICATE   “ORME KING  CONSTANTINIE PREPARES FOR DEBPARTURE FOR VENICE ENROUTE TO ATHENS TO.  AAAI TD rmiy   Royal Baguare Consisting a 220 Trunks and Boxes Ar Started on ‘Pheir Way.

WILL STAY SAYS KING   Constantine Will Not Abdic ate Throne.   IS ON HIS WAY BACK    Declares He Has No Intention of Stepping Down and .  Pie

PROSPECTS BRIGHT PU AN AGREEMENT UN PEACE TREAT)   Senate Deadlock Ove: Peace Treaty May Be Broken.

PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR AGREEMENT   Senate Deatleck Qver Peace Trealy Way Be Broken,

HOPE NOW TUR TREATY CLOUD ROLLING BACK   REPORTED THAT MATERIAL PROGRESS IS BEING MADE ON AN AGREEMENT.   Like Other Clouds However it May : Shift Today and Bring  Greater Darkness.

AGREEMENT ON PEACE TREATY NOW POSSIBLE   Many Wide Gaps Bridgec by Conferees in By-Par tv Parley.

COMPROMISE MAY YEi BE REAGHED Ik TREATY EADLOGK   Marked improvement Reportec by Leaders Participating in Bipartisan Negotiations.   “OSSIBILITY HARMONIZING DIFFERENCES NOW SEEN   Another Session of Confertes Will bx Held Late This Afternoon Aiter Re. publicans and Democrats Confer it Separate Councils Earlier in the pay,

Settlement of Treaty Deadlock is Broken Senate Leaders Report   Possibility of Harmonizing Dif. ference Over Article and Voting Power the Basis.

TREATY POSSIBLE   t Is Now Believed That BiPartisan Committee Will Agree and That Senate Will Give Approval.

NEW HOPE HELD OUT FOR PEACE TREATY   PROSPECTS IN THE SENATE BELIEVED BRIGHTER.   Marked Improvemeut Claimed in Efforts Toward a Compromise Ou Part of Bi-Partisan Negotiators.

Indications’ Point to _ Possibility. ‘ol Agreeing on Article’ 10: and: Voting Power. oe!

Peace Treaty Prospects — Brighten As Conferees Come Closer Togethei   Marked Improvement in Possibil  ity of. Composing the Senatt  Deadlock .Shown by Confer -ences ef Day.

CONCILIATORY TURN IN TREATY STRUGGLI   Agreement on All Points Possible, Say Leaders   Material Progress on Equality 0 Voting and Article X

Possibility of Compromise or Treaty Reservations Believed Nearer.

Blt IMPROVEMENT IN TREATY ISSUE   Possibility of Composing Deadlock is Brighter.   AGREEMENT NOW NEARER   Meeting Results in Material Progress Toward Compromise ——Oonferees Fee] Sure That Any Action Agreed Upon Would be Accepted by Senate Another Session Slated.

COUNSEL oUBMITs PLEA FOR MINER   Hughes Files Abatement Papers for Union Leaders.   OPERATORS FIGHT THE CASE   Accused Labor Leaders Are Arraigned for Plot Before Federal Judge at Indianapolis—Restraining Suits Filed at Chicago.

MINERS’ PLEA FILED   CHARLES E. HUGHES, SPECIAL COUNSEL, ENTERS PLEA OF ABATEMEST.

BELAY HEARING TO FRIDAY IN MINERS’ CASE   Charles E. Hughes Files Plea of Abatement at Arraignment Today   LEWIS SURRENDERS - TO U.S, MARSHAL

LETTS BREAK IN BOLSHEVIK: LINE   Soviet’ Front.in North Forced Back by Powerful Attack of Lettish Forces.   REDS GAIN. IN THE SOUTH

Ello DnEAl AED FRONT CHEM Ih ACIHEAL   Bolsheviki Claim Succes: In the Campaign Against General Denikin

LETTS OPEN POWERFUL OFFENSIVE   Riga Dispatch Claims Victory _ Will Compel Red Retreat Along Entire’ Front; Civilians Leave Irkutsk

BOLSHEVIK LINE BROKEN BY LETT:   Powerful Advance Is Reported To Have _ Compelled Retirement of the Reds — Ona Long Line In the North - epn Septor

Powerful Movement Started Against Red Forces is Report From Riga; Benekin Forces Crumble Before Soviet Arms; Irkusk Now Red

Bolsheviki Claim Succes: In the Campaign Against General Denikin

Lettish Forces Begin Power. ful Advance on Northern Sector   LINE BROKEN BY NEW ATTACKERS

LETTISH FORCES AN: ADVANCE   RAVE BROKEN  -BOLSHEYVI LINE IN THE . REGION or PY ALFOR   LETTISH SUCCESSES WIL! COMPEL RETIREMENT OF - ARMIES ALONG FRONT

REPORT BREAK ~ BOLSHEVIK LINE   May’ Canse Retirement Along the Eu: tire. Pyatlouw - Frout.

LETTS VICTORIOUS OVER REDS; FOCH MAY COMMAND ANTI-BOLSHEVIK FORCE!

f LINE. OF WSSIAN REDS   i) Compel Retirement of rnies Along Entire Front, Lett Legation Asserts   iSHEVIKS CLAIM CONTINUED SUCCESS   chin Seid To Be Running tefore Victorious Soviet Army

LETTISH FORCES ARE WINNING   Break the Bolsheviki Vine in th Region of Pyatlouw and Force Reds Back

LETTS DRIVE RED FORGES; AREAK LINES   Region of Pyatlowu Scene of Severe Fighting Dispatches Report. —   FRANCE FREES 4,000 OF GERMAN PRISONERS   American Troops to Leave Siberia by March 1-—‘Ark” to Leave Kiel.

REDS FORGED TU GW WAY IN THE NORTH   Line Is Pierced and Capture of Important Town is Imminent, Say Reports   SOVIETS CONTINUE SUCCESS IN SOUT   IRAUTSK CLAIMED IN) HANDS OF REDS, FOCK REPORTED OFFERED ANTI-BOLSITI 1K COMMAND.

Lettish Army Pierces Red Line In North   Baul Bolshevik Foree, Continue Suceesses in Siberian Secturs—— Offer Command tu Marshal Foch — Amerieans Leave March 1

LETTS BREAK LINE OF -— BOLSHEVIKI IN FIRST _ ‘SMASH OF OFFENSIVE

SAY DEADLOCK ON TAX BILLS NOW REMOVED      Agreement Believed Near After Conferences of  ders.   ADJOURNMENT MAY COME LATE TODAY

ASSEMBLY MANY, COMPLETE (TS WORK TONGH   REPORTED DEVDLOCKC ON - TAN HITS BROKEN (WITU- COMMIT. ThES REACHING AGREE MENT

IN SHAPE   Committees From House and Senate Believed in Agree. ment and Will Report on Measures Today.   PROMPT CONCURRENCE BY BOTH HOUSES EXPECTED   Governor Goodrich Comes From Crawfordsville to Give All Possible Assistance in Speeding Session.

TAX MEASURES REPORTED NEAT   Conferences This Morning Saic to Have Drafted a Compromise.   HOPE FOR PASSAGE TODAY

ADJOURNMENT WILL COME THIS EVENING BARRING SOME SLIP   Compromise On the Tax Measures Seems a Foregone Conclusion =~.   EARLY SESSIONS OF BOTH HOUSES SHORT

AURALSECTION LOSS   TIPTON COUNTY HAS 3.000 LESS POPULATION THAN IN 1900,   City of Tipton Gained Less Than 1,000 Since That Time,

AURAL SECTION LOSS   TIPTQN COUNTY HAs. 3.000 LESS “POPULATION THAN: 1x 1900.)      ity of, Tipton Gained ‘Tess Tha - 3,000 Since? That Time, .    What‘HasRecome of It,

SAYS CITY BROKE WORD   Boeschenstein Asserts San Franclsce Ix Not Living op to Promises For Convertion.

San Francisco Has  Fallen Down, Is Clain   Democrats State Pacific Coast City Has Not Lived Up To Agreement For National Convention

PRESIDENT DELAYS CARRYING OUT AE   Holds Up Provision of Marin ~~ Bill Which Would Abro gate Commercial Treaties

President Will Delay in Carrying Out Terms of Marine Act. Belief

WILSON WILL DELAY ARTICLE 34 ACTION   Soction Referring to Merchani Marine Will Not Be Placed  in Operation at Present.

5.0. P. LEADERS UPINIONS CLASH   Johnson Says Harding Turn: Back on League—Hoover Disputes Senator.

DIFFER ON HARDING STAND.   Hiram Jehasen and Herbert Heever Determined te Stay Apart.

Chandler Sheriff on Way te Penitentiary With Black Sentenced to 45 Years for Assault on Teacher.

SHERIFF AVERTS NEGRO LYNCHING   Ejudes What Appeared To Be a Mob  and Is Headed For MeAlester.

 AMBASSADORS PISCUSS ATTACK. BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. TFARED WIRE TO TRIRUNE.

WOMAN SEEKS ELECTION JOB   Columbus Woman Applies Explaining She Is ‘Strong Democrat’

The French Forces Extricate Themselves   Massacres in the Armenian Districts Confirmed, But Not on the Extensive Scale Reported.

ENTRAPPED: FORGES   Confirmation Of Armenian Massacres At Marash..

FRENCH FORGES ESCAPE AFTLA HARD FIGHTING   Nere Lngaged With Large Turkish Forces in Aleppo District. °  Wiassacres of Armenians Are Confirmed

‘AENGH ESCAPE BY HARD FIGHT FRON TURKS IN SYRIE   Compelled to Leave Wounded, Whom Red Cross’! Help; Massacres Confirmed.

FRENCH CLASH WITH THE TURKS   French Extricate Contin. genls Leaving Wounded  _ In Care of Red Cross Ir Aleppo.

ee ee  FRENCH WITHOREW FARCE AT MEPPR   TURKS WERE SUCCESSFUL IN RE CENT ACTION AGAINST THEM THERE,

LEFT WOUNDED  ON BATTLEFIELD   Reported Several Thou: -gand Armenians Are Slaughtered

French Extricate Themselves In Hurried Withdrawal from Battle With Turkish Forces in Syric

AFTER HARD FIGHT FRENCH FORCED TO EVACUATE MARASH   Turkish Troops Compel French Forces in Syrian Town to Withdraw Hurriedly— Leave Wounded.

RAIL RATE GAdEO UP FOR HEARING BY COMM oath   involves Passenger and Freight Tariffs In Seven States — Includes Nebraska.

ROADS TRY TO PUT UP RATES   Utah Case Is First to Be Taken Ur by the Interstate Com. mission.

QUESTION OF OISARMAMEN   Is the Stumbling Block in the Way of Ruseian~Polish Peace Negotiations.

PUSSIAN-POLISH PEACE PARLE!   May Break on Disarmament Questioy,

DISARMAMENT TO BE BAR TO PEACE   Russians Say Poles Will Balk at De. mand For Army Reduction; Reds Refuse to Give un Forces,

CHEAPIOR SUGAR COMTY         14,000 Tans Reught in Argentina Landed lere at 15 Cents a Pound.

SUGAR FOR FIFTEEN CENTS   \rgentine Shipment of 14,000 Tene Can Be Lended at New York for That Price.

GERMANS WANT “PAY FOR WOBK BY PRISONERS   ASK CREDIT FOR ROAD BULLDING DONE IN FRANCE BY PRIS. ONERS OF WAR,

Wants. 215,000,000 ‘Million Marks For Improvements On French Roads By German Prisoners.

GERMANY CLAIMS AN OFFSET   Wants Deduction From Indemnity for Work Done on Roads In France,

GERMANY ASKS BIG REDUCTION IN REPARATION   Tells France Work of Ger man War Prisoner Should be Considered.

CONVICTED WOMAN ~ SHOOTS DICTRIGT ~ ATTY. AT TACOM   Julia Smith, Under Sentenc for Criminal Malpractice, Wounds W.  _ D. Askren.

GERMANS STILL TALKING ABOUT ALLIED DEMAND    ALLICU ULIVIAINY  ‘RUMOR THAT FRANCE MAY  BREAK OFF DIPLOMA TIC RELATIONS.  ‘LEADERS GATHER . TO TAKE ACTION

NOT ALL GUILTY UN ALLIES LIST TO PUNISH ALL   Do Not Intend To Give Am Hesty To Any Guilty of Crimes During War   NOTE NOT ULTIMATUM   German Officials Say That It Opens Way For Negotiations On Subject

SHORTLY TO BE CONNECT  UP WEL THE INDIANA FALLS CITIES.   Cities North Of Seymour Already On The Line.

The Williams Dam Powe   SHORTLY TO BE CONNECTEN LP WITH THE INDIANA FALLS CITLEs.   Cities North OF Seymour Already On The Line.

MERS ADVISED TO TAKE LOSSES ON PART OF PRODUCTS   Gov. Harding, Federal Reserve Board, Says Partial Sales  Will Aid Situation.   DICKINSON IS DRAFTING FARM: RELIEF MEASURES   lowa Representative Would Ta) Speculative Grain Trades to Stabilize Price.

MORE APPREHENSIVE A YEAR AGO OVER CROPS   So Declares-Head. of: Federa -- Reserve Boardi <x

Treasury Department Does Not Favor Revival of Finance Corporation.   WOULD TAX. FUTURES   lowa Congressman Suggests Tax on Wheat Future Contracts.

POINTS TQ EUROPE FOR FARMERS? AID   Federal Reserve Head Hopefu Of ihe Suitaok,

GOV HARDING WORRIED MORE IN 1919 THAN NOW   Prices and Conditions Then Just as Abnormally High as They Are Now Low in Other Extreme”   ite Sumnestinn tn Farmers

FARMERS SEEK COOPERATION   Say Public and Producer Must Work Together on Accounty of Falling Prices

GOV. HARDING BEFORE BOARD   Urges Plan to Aid Farmers ir Price Drop Crisis.   CO-OPERATION IS NECESSARY   Says Conditi: Today Are Better Than Year . .—Then American People Were Living in a Fool’s Paradise.

FARMERS MUST BE FAIR, SAYS HARDING   Co-Operation With Public And Banks Is Salvation, Warns Federal Reserve Head.

PO-OPERATION {6 THE SOLUTION   GOVERNOR HARDING OF FEdER AL RESERVE BOARD   HOUSTON HAS NO SOLUTION   The Governor of the Federal Reserve Board Appears Before Investigat ing Committec.

Secretary of Treasury ‘Says Ne Practical Means Can be Tak: en by Treasurer   Recalls Warning {ssu2d to The  Farmers Early in 1919

‘DISPOSITION TODO RIGHT THING IS NEEDEI   Bankers and Publie Will Hel; Farmers if That is Done, Says Federal Reserve Board.

PLAN TO ALD FARMER  Governor Harding Says Co-operation is Badly Needed.

CHICAGO POLICEMEN ~ BATTLE FOR BOOZE   Three Men Are Shot in - Pistol Fight.

TWO GROUPS OF CHICAGO POLICE IN GUN BATTLE  Dispute Over Liquot rs  rr, > wo

POLICEMEN FIGHT THREE ARE HURT   Policeman Demends Money Allow Sale of Licnor is Charged.

GREAT CROWD SEES TRYOUTS FOR OLYMPIC   ‘Weather’ conditions ideal  for tests at Cambridge, Maes. today

FOR SALE- Collie dog, 4 moath ald; Inquire of John Lowman.  WATICR

DENIAL IS MADE OF REDMOND STATEMEN)   Was Not Able to Give Club Of ficials Anything in the Way o’ Tangible Evidence.

OEVERAL HUNDRED MINGO GITIZENS SURRENDER GUNS   Hopeful and Encouraging Sign, Both Military and Civil Authorities Say.   FORTY-EIGHT HOURS PASS WITHOUT A DISTURBANCE      Williamson, Center of Strike District, Arises From Out a Sea of Mud, and Unde1 Warm Sunshine Takes or New Life and Cleanliness

HUNDREDS OF GUNS GIVEN TO ARMY OF FIC 'ERS Mingo Strike District Once More Returns  > oe ED 2.

CONDITION OF FORMER EMPRESS IS UNCHANGE!   Fully Realizes Seriousness of Her Condition and is Quite Resioned.

FORMER EMPRESS RESIGNED    Longs Yor End of Sufferings Which Beran in 1918.

‘Des Moines Dealers Boos  Price Today and Worst  is Yet to Come.

SUFFRAGE BILL BEFORE HOUSE: SENATE ACTED   Measure Regulating Newly Enfranchised Women is Under Consideration

SUFFRAGE BILL BEFORE TEXAS HOUSE   Senate Has Passed Bill Bu House Measure Somewhat Different.

RIOTS RAGEIN LONDONDERRY      Many ‘Families Are Evacuating the -Bullet Swept City—Looting and — Burning Continues

DEADLY RIOTING: ‘INLONDONDERR)   Seven Dead and More ‘Than ; Hundred Injured Is Toll-of - Sinn Fein Uprising.   MORE TROOPS ARE SENT

RIOTIN GIN. . IRELAND AGAIN   we ey Unionists and Nationalists Battle fo Hours in Streets of Londonterry with Rifles and Revolvers,

SEVEN KILLED IN FIGHTING AT LONDONDERRY   Disorders Were the Culmination of Clashes Between Sinn Feiners —  and Unionists.

WIDESPREAD RIOTING IN LONDONDERRY STREETS   Many Families Leave Homes Wher Sinn Feiners and Revolutionists Clash.

FULL FORCE ETS IRISH   Many Injured As Sinn Fein and Unionists Clash.

MANY SLAIN IN IRISH RIOTING   Sinn Fein and Unionist Forces in Ho: Clash in Londonderry; Many Evac uate Bullet-Swept Area; 7 Die anc Over 100 Are Injured.

TAILED, TOOHURT: “TNFACTIONAL ROW: ~~ TNLONDONDERRY           ‘eiriers and. Unionists Stage Disorders That Have Aer i / Fatal Results. i 7!

Rioting Is Renewed In Londonderry   At Least Eight Have Been Killed an¢ Hundred Injured in Street Fighting Between Sinn Feiners and Irish Driomixnts

TROLLED A LONDONDERRY   FACTIONAL TROCBLES  ALS@.  RESULT IN HOKE THAN & # KUNDRED WOUNDED.  DISORDERS CULMINATION of  BERIES OF CLASHES BE.  TWEEN SINN FEINEES AND _ Oxviegra .

NEW L. H.S. MENTOR READY FOR WORK   MAX KLEIN REPORTS  TO TAKE CHARGE OF FOOTBALL SQUAD   High School Season Will Open With Game Against Atchison October 9

NEW L. H.S. MENTOR READY FOR WORK   MAX KLEIN REPORTS . TO TAKE CHARGE OF FOOTBALL SQUAD   A HARGISS GRADUATE   High School Season Will Oper With Game Against Atchison October 9

Hot Chocolate at the Palace af   a Report ef About 800 Dallas lafluenza Cases.

RECORD BREAKIN AIRPLANE TRIP COMPLETED T0D'Y   ARMY PLANES REACH MINEOLA AFTER FLIGHT TO ALASKA AND RETURN

DIPLOMATS ARE RETURNING TO. -_ POSTS   British Emissary Is On Way to Ger many Now -

BRITISH ENVOY OFF FOR BERLIt   ENGLAND RESUMES DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY,

BRITISH READY FOR BUSINESS   Again Open Legation in Berlin Witt Lord Kilmarnock as Diplomatic Representative.

ENVY T BEATIN   Departure of Kilmarnock Marks Important Step in Re-establishment of Relations

kim Finally   Evidence -of  Gernis Th ” Mamauies, Said ‘Lo Have Been®  Fonnd = By Ractericlogist:

COLLINS LEADS DRFLS TOAGH   The Aviator-Robber Restores 1 Much Loot of Mail Robbery—Bond Fixed

LED OFFICERS TO CACHE OF $23,506   OMAHA POSTAL INSPECTO] ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL ROBBERY RECOVERY   $50,003 NOW FOUND   Money Found Accounts for All th: Known Cash Taken From Burlington Train

COLLINS REVEALS $23,000 IN LOOT   Train Bandit Caught in Oklahoms Bhows Officers Where Cache Is Located.

REVEALS THE. LOOT   KEITH COLLINS TOOK -OFFI. CERS TO HIDING PLACE.   With the Disclosure All the Cash In the Great Mall Robbery Has Becn Recovered or Traced. ~

ACCOUNTS FOR MONEY   MONEY IS ALL IN TEN DOLLAR BILLS   Arraigned Before U. S. Conimissioner and Bound Over After Waiving Preliminary Examination—Bond Fixed at $50,000.

OFFICERS ARE LED TO LOOT   Prisoner Shows Where $23,800 Stolen in Mail Train Robbery Is Hidden,

COLLINS IS HELD UNDER HEAY BONDS      Bail of Mail Car Robber a‘ Omaha is Fixed at $50,000.

RECOVER MORE LOOT. FROM MAL ROBBERY   Collins Leads Officials to Cache ‘Where’ $23, 000 Was ~ Secreted. .

GOLLING TAKES UFFIGERY ID GAR LOOT GAGHE   Federal Authorities Recover $23,800  of the Money Taken From the  Burlington Mail Car.

WORK ON JAPANESE PROBLEM   Ambassador Morris and Secretary Colby Busy, Says Report From Tekyo.

TAP QUESTION IS. BEING CONSIDERED   Ambassador and Secretary of State Working on a Fair Solution

ANTI-JAPANESE BILL 1S UNFAIR   Declares Passage of Measure Infringe on Acquired Rights of Japanese.

EFFORT 1 SETTLE JAPANESE DISPUTE   Diplomats of Japan and Amer. ica Are Working on California Problems.  .

Li, S. Ambassador Morris and’ Secretary Colby Are Said to Be Striving for Peaceful Settlement of the Question   Foreigu Minister Uchida Ie of Opinion Bill, If Passed, Would Be Encroachment on Rights of Japanese in State

THE DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE   BY HOMER CUMMINGS, TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN,   At the Opening of the Democratic National Convention at San Francisco on Monday.

KEYNOTE SPEECH OF HOMER S. CUMMINGS   Administration of Wilson Praised in Address of Temporary Chairman at Democratic Convention; Republican Congress Hotly Attarkead

Keynote Speech of Homer Cummings As Temporary Chairman of Convention

News of the Signing of New Wage Award by the Scale Committee Failed to Improve the Situation  

PATIENTS LODGED TWO] AN SAME ROOM AND BED       THOUGHT HIS ‘BED. FELLOW WaS A GERMAN SPY.:         Will Now. Be Transferred: te pital for Criminal and D gerous: Insane. -

ONE INSANE MAN KILLED ANOTHER IN A HOSPITAI   Josiah Bachellor Strangled ‘Carl Smith—Were Locked Up Together.

INSANE MAN KILLS A FELLOW PATIEN   JOSIAH BACHELLER STRANG LED CARL SMITH AT ‘TODisk 4 ;   Patient Said Bis Roommate Was   a German Spy; Wrapped Sheet ‘ Around His Neck

INSANE MAN KILLS ~ AFELLOW PATIEN’   JOSIAH BACHELLER STRANGLED CARL SMITH AT TO-_          Patient Said Bis Roommate Wa: a German Spy; Weapped Sheet Around His Neck

Insane Man “Kills Roommate   Josiah Batchellor, By-Service Mau, _ Strangles Carl South, at Vopela Asyhim

LANUIUAGY OF M AD00 RESTS WT FRIENDS   Nomination at San Francis co Said by Supporters to Be “All Wrapped Up”   450 OF NECESSARY 728 VOTES ALREADY SECURE   SECOND BALLOT Is EXPECTED TO SWING STATES TO Mey ADOO COLUMN, ASSURING HIM NOMINATION,  ri

Somebody Else Will Get Nomination in Democratic Convention.   FRIENDS CLAIMING HIS NOMINATION !S CERTAIN   Give Figures on States Tha Will Support President's Son-in-Law, ~

WILSON'S SON-IN-LAW EX ‘ro ae NOMINATION HE SECOND BALLOT   HOOSIER DELEGATES    tudleallous rims That None of B Lanaates at ie Wi : "Male ity In Ind a Seerstt e Fight

SOCIALISTS FOR LENIN SOVIET   AMERICAN PARTY APPROVES MOS.COW INTERNATIONAL WITH CERTAIN RESERVATIONS

SOCIALISTS DEMAND AELEASE OF DEBS AS POLITICAL PRISONER   PETITION ASKING RELEASE [: PRESENTED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER TODAY,

PETITION PALMER: TO RELEASE MR..DEBS   Socialists Send Committée’-te Wait on Atty, Gen,

BERGER OPPUSES BED SOGIALISTS   PRESENTS MINORITY REPORT FOR THE CONSERVATIVE INTERNATIONALE.

RELEASE OF DEBS IS ASKED   Socialists Present Petition to Attor. ney General Palmer for Liberty of Imprisoned Man.

SOCIALISTS FIRM IN ALLIANCE TO ‘INTERNATIONAL   Party Confirms Allegiance te Moscow Organization with Res eryation; Asks Release of Po litical Prisoners

SOGTALISTS ASK DEBS’ RELEASE   Freedom of Presidential Can didate and All Political Prisoners Sought.

CONVENTION COMMITTEE ASKS AMNESTY FOR ALL IMPRISONED. SOCIALISTS

SOCIALISTS: PLEDGE: WITH RESERVATION:   Take Action in: Reaffirmi z Allesiancs 7 te the Ru : ‘Organiza:           a

Petition in Behalf of “Political Prisoners” is Presented by Committee Named by Can: vention

FREE POLITICAL PRISONERS, PLE!   ‘Socialists Ask Release of Deba  and Others; Reaffirm Al  legianee to the Reds,

SOCIALISTS JOIN: MOSCOW CONVENTION   Pledge Allegiance to Third International With Reservations  *.   DETERMINE OWN POLICY   Berger in. Minority Report. Op‘ poses Communism for America

DEFLATION NOT ~ TOO RAPIDLY   {& the Note of Warnflg, Sounded } Vice President of Guarwitee © Trust Company

PRESIDENT WANTS   Republicans Say Wilson Doe: Not Want Ratification Now.

ILOUN [WILLING TD HAVE PAGT 1820 ISIE. HITCHCOCK TELLS LODE   emocratic Leader i Learns President Does Not “Want Ratification Now, and Both Sides : Agree Senate Will Kill Treaty:

Executive Docs Not Desire Ratification Now in View Of. Coming Presidential Gampaign,      ‘MRADLOCKED"   Treaty Situation Hopelessly Tangled As” Result of Many Continued and ¥aried Conlraversies.

LABOR WILL NOT LET COMMISSION DUCK ON STRIKE  Forker, Replying. to Hirsch, Gave fi'ty Hae Eadad ta   SEE LAl+ST MOVF AS FURTHER EVASION

LABOR WILL NOT LET COMMISSION DUCK ON STRIKE  Forker, Roplying to Hirsch ~ Says City Has Failed to   SFE-LAIEST MOVE AS FURTHER EVASION

PRINGLE CO. LOSS BY STORM HEAVY   Barge John F. Eddy Goes Down Near Middle Sister Island. _—      ‘CREW OF SEVEN IS SAVED   Steamer Widlar Wrecked ii Lake Superior but Crew Thought Safe,

PRINGLE CO. OS BY STORM Hi   ‘Barge John F. Eddy Goes a Down: Near Middle Sis: es       CREW OF SEVEN IS SAVED   Steamer Widlar Wrecked ‘ir Lake Superior: but Crew. Thought Safe,

FEUERAL WAR ON REDS 1S APPROVED   “RED" 20UND- uP v Oo Con’ TINUE IE CONGRESS APPROPRIATPES

FEDERAL WARION REDS 1S APPRUVEL   "HEB" ROUND-UE D-UP ‘TO CONTINUE IK CONGRESS SPPROPRIATES

HAS “BATHING. BIDLY   icorginn Would Ud Prohibit, Mixed Batk Ing-und One-Piece Sulffs—Also a “Character Protection’ Cinuse

lOWA HAS PLENTY OF COAL   Experts Say There’s No Oovasion for Alarm Thare

PLENTY OF COAL IN IOWA   No Occasion for Alarm in Hawkeye State, Says Fuel Association Experts.

GOV. ALLEN NOT TO RELEASE NEGRO   ROBERT. HILL, WANTED IN ARKANSAS, ON A CHARGE OF CONNECTION WITH Ur. RISING, RE-ARRESTED.

ALLEN REFUSED JEXTRADITION   The tsoverndr” Would Not Send Negro Baek Tal Arkanses,

THREE AIRPLANES DUE HERE TODAY ON LONG FLIGHTS   Two Mail“ Planes and Major Garis Ship Scheduled to Land in this City   The U. S. mail planes are reto have left Chicago at 12:28 this noon.

THREE AIRPLANES - DUE HERE TODAY ON-LONG FLIGHT!   Two : Mail “Planes and” Majo: Garis Ship Scheduled. to Land in this City

ee  GEORGES CARPENTIER   Guest of Honor at Midnicht Sporting Function

MEXICO TO VOTE ON JULY FOURTH   "“ARRANZA IS SU ILL  PPORTING BONINST OBREGON.             Ambassador     Entrance Into Political Campaign Believed to Have Lessened: Gonzales’ Chances,

NEW POLITICS DEVELOP IN MEXICAN CAMPAIG?   wa Reception of Bonitlas fnjects Nev Phase Into Presidential Race; Several Candidates lenier,

BONILLAS 1S BACKED BY CARRANZA I ule FH IeuT   Intimates Disloyalty to Him -On Part of Magruder Who Wanted Sea Command

IARRANZA BACKS ROMILLAS FOR pRFCIN HT   Reception Given Ambassador Opens New Phase Of Mexico Politics.  LESSENS HOPES FOR GONZALEZ  Obregon To Get Support Of Revolutionary Leaders, Including Villa.

Nominee Declared to Have Stronger Progressive Support Thant Hughes Had

PROBE DEATH OF IOWA FARMER   Charred Bedy Was Found In the Ralex ef His Residence, Shet Gan Is Found

SEEK MURDER IN - DEATH OF HERMIT   Shotgun With One Barrel Discharged Found in Ruins of Home in Which Farmer Loses Life; Inquest.

240.600 LIVE IN HAWKEYE STATE   lowa Shows Growth of 178, 859 in Population in Last Decade.

Colorado Producers Suy Bill to Rexulate Meat Industry Would Ruin Cattle Producers.

PROTEST KENYON MEASURE’   Colorado Producers Say Bill to Regulate Meat Industry Would Binin Cattle Producers.

ARMOUR AND COMPANY ARE INVOLVED IN NEW CHARGE   Respite Deopurtment of Justice Set Hloment Frade Commission “Liles Complaint. 2

Trade Commission Lights on The “Big Five”   Will Not Remain Inactive Despit: Settlement of Suits By the Government.

Chicago Woman Quarrels Witl Husband and Stops Cooking His Meals.

FIRST WIFE TO STRIKE   Chicago Woman Quarrels Witl Husband and Stops Cooking His Meals.

FORMER MARINE CORPORAL REAL MURDERER, IT IS SAID   Witnesses Relate Shocking  Stories of Man’s Inhuman- ity to Man While Stationed in Haiti as Officer.

INTERCHURCH REPORT BLAMES STEEL COMPANY   Conditions Very Bad, Says investigating Body’s  Report.

“Intelligent Americans’ .Will Refuse to. Work Under Prevailing Conditions,” Committee Declares.  ALLEGE ESPIONAGE AND COVERT ACTS  Work of Survey “Threat-

STEEL CORPORATION — HOTLY CONDEMNED   Report of Interchurch Commit tae Flays Corporation.

DEMPSEY’S FATE DECIDED TODA   REPORT THAT FEN FORMER WE WILL NGT TESTIFY AGAENST ILE

BERGER SPEECH FORBIDDEN   Escorted Out of Jersey City by the Cliaeft af Police.

FORBIDS SPEECH BY BERGER   Jersey City Chief of Police Escorts Milwaukee Socialist Out of the City.

FORBiDS SPEECH BY BERGER   Jersey City Chief of Police Escorts : Milwaukee Socialist Out of

POLICE MAKE SINN FEIN RAID   Quantity of Arms, Ammunition anc Explosives Is Seized in Londonderry.

SINN FEIN RAID BY POLICE   Arms and Ammunition Seized in Londonderry, lreland.

RR, DECTIVE KILLS -/ RICHMOND, IND., MAN   maniand Two Strangers End® ‘: Fatally,

Home of Farmer is Looted of Liberty Bonds and Valuables— ~ Men aré caught in: t: ‘Dividing the: Spite Rated by  Detective and Pistol Battle Follows. =~.   “BY: UNITED: PRESS)

ALLEGED THIEF SHOT BY RAILROAD DETECTIVE   Frank Townshend, of Richmond Fa tally Wounded in Gun Battle . dn Greensbura.

GUN BATTLE IN RAILWAY DEPOT   Desperate Fight in. the Dark at Greensburg, Ind., Lays -Rabher Git Sead   RAIL DICK HOT BATTLER

Richmond Man _ Killed ir Gun Fight Which Took ’ Took Place in Station

re TUWNSERO DEAD HARRY YAZELL HELD   FOLLOWING LOOTING OF FARM. ERS HOME NEAR GREENS. BURG LAST NIGHT

ONE DEAD TOLL ‘OF GUN BATTLE   GREENSBURG DETECTIVE AT TACKR TWO MEN BELIEVED TO BE THIEVES ONE 18 SHOT.   OTHER UNDER ARREST TODAY

AL WAR. BREWING. ~— (N-WEST VIRGINIA   Strig tle Betaveen® Unicns pnd, Op craters Becomes More Bit“ter Every Bay.     Fa   NON-UNIONISTS.IN MAJORITY   MINBES HAVE Ti IPVICULLY EX. - TENDING ORGANIZATION,   Unicon Ofen Chject to’ Compiny's Armed Crom While Operators Would Retatn Open. : “Shop. Mings. :

LEADERS GIVE TWO SIDES OF W.VA. TROUBL!   Head of Miners’ Union Says the Mine Guards Are Cause of Conflict.   CALLS THEM PRIVATE ARMY   ‘Spokesman For Operators Says Effort te Organize Field Is the Trouble.

BITTER IN WEST VIRGINIA OVER CLOSED SHOP   Miners Also Demand That the Kanawa Field Scale Now be Used in West Virvinia.

HEAR HARDING  ‘AND WILLHAYS   ‘Ohio Republicans In Statewide - ~ Rally at Columbus.

OHIO REPUBLICANS GATHER IN RALLY AT COLUMBUS   Harding and Hays Speakers at the Convention.

interstate Commerce Commission Issues Sweeping Emergency Orders. :   WILL END THE FREIGHT JAM   To Divert Traffic and Relocate Rolling Stock—All Rules and Regulations Now Governing Are Suspended -—Vital Move Necessary.

DAROTIG MOVE 10 END GAR SHORTAGE   Roads Ordered to Send Freight Over Shortest Line.   CONTROL JIS CENTRALIZED   Sweeping Orders Willi Divert Traffic and Relocate Rolling Stock—aAll Rules Now Governing Are Suspended by the Government.

italy Agrees. With Views of United States Toward Soviet Russia   by AH Allies Save Japqn and En¢land

ONLY TWO OF ALLIES FAIL TO AGREE. TO U. S. VIEWS ON SITUATION IN RUSSIA

NATIONS AGREE WITH RUSS POLICY OF U.S   Japan and Great Britain Hold Aloof But Are Expected to Give Their Views Shortly.

GRINDING WELLS BLOW UP NEAR WAMINGTC!   HOUSES 39 M-LES AWAY 1  ARE SHAKEN BY BLAST   Telephone Service Interrupted For Time—Many Nearby Homes Are Wrecked.   ORIGIN REMAINS UNKNOWN.   Explosion Occurs Just Before  Nine O'clock This Morning—   Dead Men Are Identified.

FORMER FEDERAL JUDGE SUFFERING FROM SHOCK   Judge Bradford’s Home Is Wrecked and Number Of Smaller Houses Are Damaged—Same Plant Scene of Explosion Four Years Ago In Which Thirty Lost Lives.

CENTRAL PENNA. UE. CONFERENCE MEETS   Evangelical Sessions Open at Williamsport With Mis- . sion Rally,

PRIEST BEATEN FOR PRAISING ITALY’S TROOP:   Then 200 Persons Are Ar rested and a General

{TALIAN RIGTERS. RAMPANT   -Geniano Priest is Beaten im Ohurch fot ‘Praising Soldiers:

BIG VICTORY IN SENATE SAY €.0.P.   REPUBLICANS ALSO EXPECT GAIN OF 26 MEMBERS IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

REPUBLICANS ARE SURE CF CONTROL IN NEXT CONGRESS   National Committee Predicts  Gain of Eight In Senate and Big Increase In House.

CLAIM MAJORITY ~~ "IN NEXT SENATE   Estimates By Repifbtican *- Headquarters’: _

(1. 0. P. CONGRESS MAJORITY CLAIMED   SURE OF 15 SENATORS AND GAIN OF 25 CONGRESSMEN, + STATEMENT SAYS.

BIG G. 0. P, GAIN FORESEEN   SCOUTS SAY CONGRESSIONAL MAJOR. ITY WILL BE MADE SAFE.   Expect Gain to Re 8 Senators and 2 Representatives, Making the RepubIienn Majorities 17 in Senate and 71 ta the House.

REPUBLICANS TC GAIN EIGHT IN THE SENATE, CLAIMED   South Dakota is Listec Among States Sending Republicans Senate.

REPUBLICANS HOPE FOR 17 MAJORITY IN THE SENATE   Also Expect Net Gain of 25 Seats in House of Representatives.

CLAIM BIG GAINS IN - THE NEXT CONGRESS   REPUBLICANS EXPECT TO ADD FIGHT NEW SBNATORS.   Counting On Majority of Seventeen, Poasibly Twe More—Just as Confident ef Party Additions in House.

Republicans Make Claim They Will Secure Eight  Gain in Senators Elected

REPUBLICANS ARE GLAIMING GAINS NUS, SENATE   Believe That They Will Have Net Gain of Eight   WILL ALSO INVADE ‘ SOUTHERN STATES

BONUS TO JERSEY SOLDIERS   State Senate Passes House. Bill Altowing $10 for Each : Month’s Serv‘fce—$100 Maximum. ;

BONUS TO JERSEY SOLDIERS   State Senate Pass«s House Bill Allow ing $10 fer Each Month's Service—$100 Maximum.

MIoo0UHT VOTE 0) Be HtANY; 6. TIGKETS IN FIELD   Contest Centers on Atkinson Hyde Race for Governor— Voters Balloting on Fiftee: Amendments.

BiG DOVER MILL 10 BE DLE-SOOK   Independent Plants De cide on Cause   WAIT BETTER PRICE

TURKS MASSACRE ALL CHRISTIANS WN VILA SAY ARMY DISPATEY   Serious.. Turkish. Offensive Anticipated By British.

MASSACRE OF © EHR ISTANS = BY TURK TOLD        Whites Being Removed Frow Zone of ‘Fighting to Protection of British Warships

CHRISTIANS MASSACRED BY TURKS IN TWO TOWNS   Nationalists , Attacked and Burned Two Villages, The British Learn.

TURKS MASSACRE MANY CHRISTIANS   Two Villages Destroyed— british Warship On Scene

CHRISTIANS BEING MOVED _ TO SAFETY WHILE CANNON - HOLD BACK TURKISH ARMY   British Warships Protect Refugees as They Are Taken From Territory Controlled by Mustapha Kemal Pasha on Marmora Sea.

DENIAL IS HURLED Al DR. BUTLER BY PROGTOR   Proctor Declares Butler's Accusation of Wood Supporters Wholly False and Malicious  alee  Butler Had Charged Wood Supporters With Endeavoring to Buy Their Way.

PROCTOR DENIES CHARGES   Wood's Manager Sends Spirited Repiy to Dr, Butler,

Proctor Brands as False Statement Stock Gamblers and Oil Men Tried to Buy Nomination for General.

Wood Manager Declares Moneyed Interests Did Not Support the Generals Candidacy.

PROCTOR ASSAILS COLUMBIA HEAD   SAYS BUTLER’S STATEMEN’ CONCERNING WOOD'S CAMPAIGN FOR NOMINATION WAS WHOLLY FALSE.

WOOD'S MANAGER IN PEPPERY TELEGRAM TO MURRAY BUTLER   Remarks That the Profes-sor’s Statement as To the General’s Campaign   IS WHOLLY FALSE  AND MALICIOUS TOO

PROCTOR MAKES HOT REPLY 10 Mi: BUTLEE   Says Wood Was Defeated by Munition Makers and Not _ Supported by Them.   HE ANSWERS STATEMENT

DENIAL 1S HURLED Al  DR. BUTLER BY PRARTAR   Butler Had Charged Wood Sup: porters With Endeavoring to Buy Their Way.

PROCTOR DENIES  BUTLER CHARGES   Statements Regarding Wood's CamPaign “Malicious Untruths” Declares Genera!’s Manager.

Butler Charges an Attempt Was Made to Buy Nomination,   EXPLAINS HIS DEFEAT   Colonel Says It Was - Due to Senatorial Iniluence.

PROCTER RESENTS BUTLER’S CLAIMS   SOAPMAKER TELLS EDUCATOR Ht HAS LITTLE REGARD FOR TRUTH IN STATEMENT ABOUT GEN. WOOD.

WOOD LEADER WIRES PREXY HE'S A LIAR   Statement of College Pres ident and Candidate for President Branded False,   ‘WITH MALICIOUS DIS- ° REGARD FOR TRUTH’   Butler in Statement Said Wood's Candidacy Was Backed By Crooks,

PROCTER BRANDS BUTLER'S OPINION AS WHOLLY FALSE   GENERAL WOOD'S MANAGER DENIES STATEMENT OF COLUMBIA UNIVESITY   ‘SENATORIAL INFLUEKCE’ COMES IN FOR SCORING

PROCTER CALLS BUTLER’S HANI   General Wood's Campaign Manager Says Educator Disregarded Truth “Maliciously.”

‘COL. PROCTER  SAYS DR. BUTLER RESORTS TO LIES   GEN. WOOD’S CAMPAIGN MANAGER ATTACKS PROFESSOR.   “MALICIOUS DISREGARD FOR TRUTH” ALLEGED   Cineinnati Man Holds That Power of United States Senate Brought About Defeat of Army Nan

PROCTER . ANSWERS BUTLER'S CHARGES OF WOOD RICH RING   ‘GENERAL'S CAMP AIGA . MANAGER’ CLAIMS:  STATEMENTS  ARE DaATCEH   KINDS TAINTED   New Yorker, Says Nomination Was Bought With Oil

BUTLER STATEMENT FALSE      Campaign Manager Says Senatorial Influence Beat Wood.

‘Stir Wood and  Provoke Procter   General Will-Make Scorching Reply to Educator. His. Friends Assert 

QUARREL OVER WOOD      Col. Proctor Quickly Resents Dr Butler's Assault ‘Upon Gen. Wood’s Supporters,

BUTLER WRONG, SAYS PROCTOR    Wood’s Manager Charges  Malicious Disregard  For Truth

PROCTOR CALLS BUTLER   SATS PEDAGOGUE'S STATEMENT REGARDING WOOD CAMPAIGN 75 FALSE AND MALICIOUS.

WOLD MANAGER ON TRAIL OF BUTLEF   Colonel Procter Scores University President for Statement Given Press Yesterday

STATEMENT NOT TRUE-PROCTER   Wood's Manager Sends But ler Sharp Message   TRUTH 1$ DISREGARDED   Declares What Columbia President Said Yesterday Was “Wholly False.”

REPUBLICAN “PLO   For, President— i WARREN. G. HARDING,  i Por Vico- President CALVIN: -COOLIDGH.:                BONS No UNCEMENT ne

REPUBLICAN, TICKUWT. figs Por President— WARREN G. HARDING.     For- Vice-Presideut— CALVIN COOL} DGH.   ANNOUNCENMEAYS

REPUBLICAN TICKET,  Por President“ WARREN G, NARDING,  " Far Vico: President— “CALVIN, COGLINGE.,

REPVBLICAN FICKET,  For President — iy, WARREN G. HARDING,     For Vice-President— CALYIN COOLIDGE.      ANNOUNCEMEN?'S

WEPURLICAN ‘TROK EE  For President— WARREN G. HARDING,  For: Vice-President — CALVIN COOLIDUE,   ANNOUNCEMENTS.

© iQePUBLicaN, a         ie For* “president WARREN: Gh HARDING, :  For “-Vien-Preafdent— CALVIN: GOOLIDGE.    @ANNOUNCEMENTS:

REPUBLICAN TICKLE,  _ For President WARREN G. HARDING.  _ For Vice-President— ‘CALVIN COOLIDGE,      ANNOUNCEMENTS

HUSTED TO JGiN G.O.P. RACE FOR GOVERNOR'S SEAT   “Bald Eagle of Westchester ~ to Be Candidate for

REAL ESTATE DEBT22 MILLION IN CASS:   Total of 3,095 Mortgages om Which There is Being Paid Annual Interest of Million And Third.

REAL ESTATE DEBT IN CASS COUNTY 1s NOW 22 MILLION   Total of 3,095 Mor igages or Which There is Being Paid Annual Interest of Million  And Third.

N.Y. ELEVATOR OPERATORS ARE ~ OUT-ON STRIKE   Business. Men, and. Women Were Ob -liged to Climb he Sthirs-Some _ : a Twenty. Stories 5

ELEVATOR WORKERS IN NEW YORK ON A STRIKE TODAY   Demand Weekly Increase of from & fe $10 and People Are CHiobine Stic.   ELEVEN THOUSAND WORKERS IN ONE RIG BIILDING   Other Employes Pressed Into Service ta Take the Piace of the. Strikers

OKLAHOMA ROW AIRED BEFORE GOP. CHIEFS   M’GRAW CHARGES $50,000 LOAN MADE BY HAMON TO AID LOWDEN.

LUTHERAN SYNOD IN BIG TRIENNIAL CONVENTION NOW   TWO HUNDRED DELEGATES FROM TEXAS PRESENT; TO CARRY OUT BIG PROGRAM

INTERURBAN CARS IN CLASH   About 30 Passengers Injured at Darhe Wiecanrmeri

SNE ERURBAN SELL SWES ae  Thirty Passengers ‘Injured, None - Kl ves

COX SEES SPLIT IN G,0.P. BLANKET’   Won't Cover Nation League Ground.” Governor Says   “FACTIONS TOO FAR APART”   Harding Gant Line Up With Borah, He Asserts

BORA SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE G.0.P.CAMPAIGR   In Telegram to Harding Headquarters Idaho Senator Pledges His Support —   REPUBLICANS MAY SEND BORAH INTO ALABAMA   NO ALTERNATIVE IS LEFT, SAYS “IRRECONCILABLE,” SINCE COX IS COMMITTED TO THE LEAGUE,

BORAN WIRES HARDING Ne WILL TAY BY Hilt IN FIGHT ON GOVENAN   Puts to Rest Rumors That He Has Deserted Republican Camp and Asks That He Be Assigned More Speaking Dates to Fight Cox Clan.

GOV. COX EXPECTS OPEN BREAK SOON   Candidate Thinks Harding Will Be Forced to Take Leaque Stand.   BREACH IS NOT HEALED   Democrats at Washington _ Plan to.Spread League Issue Broadcast, —

COX FORESEES BREAK IN THE ¢. 0. P. FORCES   Democratic Nominee Expects Republicans Will Wreck on the Learue Issue.

GOK SEES REP SPLIT ON LEAGUE   But Borah Denies at Took Adverse Stand  ane eee  HASTENSASSURANCE  Bornocraté Say Hardisae § Between Fires   HASTENSASSURANCE

IRR DCONCILABLES UNITED IN SUPPORT OF HARDING (AND FOR DEFEAT OF LEAGUE   BORAH BACK IN. LINE   Idaho Senator Wires That He Will Continue Making Speeches for Haording’s Election and for De feat of League of Nations,

LOOKS FOR BREAK IN G. 0, P, RANKS   Senator Borah’s Position of Being Against Any Kind of a League   MAY SPLIT BLANKET   Governor Cox is Confident of a Strong Trend Over Country in His Favor

BORA 10 STUMP IN HIS OWN WAY   Wires Harding He'll. Spend Time Trying to Defeat Ceaque.   HARDING TO START WEST   Chairman Hays. Claims Near‘ly -AlL St nd Mi

BORAN STANDS BY SENATOR HARDING   WILL WORK FOR HIS ELECTION AND DEFEAT OF LEAGUE.   NO ESTRANGEMENT WOATEVE!   Senator Johnson Also Loyal to the Republican Nominee—Rumors of Disaffection Set At Rest by Borah’s Own Words,

a ee  COX LOOKS FOR DEFLECTION OF REPUBLICAN VOTES OVER © THE LEAGUE ISSUE   TREND OF THE VOTERS   aS. as Ne nl a le ca  Democritic Candidate Believes the Seatiment Throughout the Coun-  try is Shifting Toward the League.—Factions Will Not Harmonize. »

~ HARDING IS "THE CLAIM   SEXAT@GR RORAN PLEDGES HIMSELY TO) WORK Fut ELECTION OF REP. TICKET         SENATOR JGHNSON IS ENDORS. UNG THE ND OF SENATOR HARDING ON THE LEAGUE

BURAK TO Wa FOR HARDING   MESSAGE TO REPUBLICAN NOMINEE MADE PUBLIC BY HEADQUARTERS.

BORAH TO WORK © FOR ITS DEFEAT   Wires Senator Harding He — Will Continue to Fight for Defeat of the   LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Harding Plans to Make Another Speech—Hays is Very Ontimistic

COX LOOKING FOR BREAKING. 0. P   Harding League Stand Sure t Antagonize Some Faction of Party.

BORAH SQUARELY BEHIND AARDING ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Bitter Ender Declares He Will Support Republican  ta   ANSWER WILSON MESSAGE   Harding Working on Speeches to Be Delivered in the West.

IRRECONCILABLES STANDING BEHIND SENATOR HARDING   BORAH WRITES 4 LETTER THAT He's FOR THE REPUBLICAN (ANDIDOATE

BORAH WRITES HARDING: WANT -YOUTOWIN OUT   Me Also Wants fo See the “League Secheme”® Deteated and Will Centinue in the Stump

BORAH WRITES HARDING: WANT YOU TO WIN OUT   fe Also Wants tu Sec the “Leaga Scheme”. Defeated and Will Con tinue In the Stump

OF, COX THINGS LEAGTE OF NVELONS ts GUENG TE CAUSE A. SPLIT            SENATOR BORAR IS) OPPOSEL TO U.N, ENTERING ENTO ANL KIND OF A) LEAGCE

EUROPE'S FINANCES IN BETTER CONDITION   Secreary Houston Forsees Settlement of Monetary Crisis— U. S. Capital Aids,

NO FINANCIAL CRISIS IN SIGHT HOUSTON’S BELIE!   POSITION OF UNTIED STATES TREASURY IS VERY STRONG AND EUROPEH’S MONETARY PROBLEMS LIKELY TO BE SETUP DD.

ISSUES TO BE SETTLED.   Houston in Review Says Ex rope’s Monetary Problems Will Be Solved.

ROUSTON DEGLARS WORLD NOT FAGIG FINANCIAL = CASH   MONETARY PROBLEMS OF EU, ROPE WILL BE SETTLED SATISPACTORY IS BELIEF   SOUNDS OPTIMISTIC NOTE   Nothivg in Situation to be Regarded as Extremely  Grave—-Anierica Constantly ~ Furnishing Capital

TREASURY VERY STRONG NEW SECRETARY SAYS   Settlement of European Monetary Problems

FINANCES OF U.S. IN FINE: CONDITION HOUSTON’S REPORT   ‘Private Capital to Rehabil  tate Europe Secretary's puuriresiiag

Houston Confident European Monetary Problems Soon Wii be Settled Satisfactorily

SEC’Y. HOUSTON ON EUROPE’S FINANCES   Nothing in International Situ: ation to be Regarded as Extremely Grave, He Says.

HUUOTON FEARS NO HARD TIMES AS WAR RESHLT   POSITION OF TREAS''2Y OF UNITED STATES NOW IS VERY COMFORTING.   OFFICIAL STATEMENT S000

HOUSTON otto NO PANIC SPOT ON FISCAL SUN   SECRETARY OF TREASURY REVIEWS INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.   Federal Reserve Svstem Is Bulwark Against Old PostWar Dangers,

HOUSTON QUTIMISTIC ON EUROPE'S FINANCES   SECRETARY CONFIDENT MONE. TART PROBLEMS WILL BE SET, TLED SATISFACTORILY.   U.S. TREASURY HOLDS FIRN   Nothing in International Situation tc Be Regarded as Extremely Grave, Official Declares..

TREASURY IN A SNUG AND SAFE POSITION   SECRETARY HOUSTON FINDS NO CAUSE POR WORRY.   Keeping Europe On Its Financial Feet, But Without Endangering Onur Own Strong Box— Meeting All Claims.

DEES NO DANGER OF A FINANCIAL GRASH   Position United States Treas ury Strong, Says Houston Europe’s Problems Will bs Settled Satisfactorily.

ANARCHISTS PLAN REIGN OF TERROR   Italian Police Unearth Plot for Attacks Throughout Country— Communist Revolt.

ANARCHISTS BUSY IN ITALY      Plan Attacks On Different Popelaces

, NOTGOING 10  TTALTAN MEE}   - eee  UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE REP. RESENTED AT SAN REMO SESSION OF NATIONS

ALLIES PREPARE OR MOMENT OU: MEETING MONDA   Three or Four Great Problems Disturbing Europe Will Be Taken Up at Conference at San Remo, Italy.

CONFERENCE AT SAN REMO OPENS   Representation of U. S. One Question That is Not Yet Answered

UNITED STATES AN OUTSIDER   Not to Be Represented at San Reme Allled Conference.

ALLIED COUNCIL MEETS MONDAY   Will Make Germany Understand She Must Carry Out Treaty.

U3, GHANA AT MEET 1S VACANT   America Will Not Be Represented at San Remo Sessions of Allied Nations.   EXPECTED TO WARN FOE

CONFERENCE SEEKS TO SOLVE GREAT PROBLEMS   Representatives of Alited Nattions’ Meet at San Remo to Settle Disturbances in Furopve

U.S. [S MISSING AS ALLIES GATHER FOR CAN REM ROUNCIL   WILSON SENDS NO REPRESENTATIVE TO. CON-’ “FERENCE MEETING   TRY TAY 4&7   ENFORCE TREATY   Four Great Problems Confronting Europe to Be Conoidered. x

PEACE PROBLEMS  UP AT SAN REM(   ALLIES WILL PLAN POLICY TO BE FOLLOWED TOWARD GERMANY   DECIDE FATE OF TURK   Hungarian Peace Treaty and Adriatic Question Come up for Solutiok   United States Will Have No Rep. resentative at his Council of Powers

ALLIED CONTROL 10 MEET AGAI      sciaciahicaiiia liad  QUESTIONS OF WORLD WIDE [. IMPORTANCE DISCUSSED    AMERICA NOT IN IT   THIS COUNTRY WAS FORFEITED. THE RIGHT TQ°A, VOICE   The Nation That Wught to Mare Beep the Leader WIL Not Have - . A Word te. Say,

DLUEBEARD Ii OA TO HAVE OWNED MURDER   ‘Makes Confession to Slay: ing at Least Four of 15 Wives, Says Attorney

COMMITTEE REPORTS ON BURRELL CASE   Governor Coolidge and Men Investigating Matter Go into Executive Session.

REPORTS ON BURRELL CASE   Governor Coolidge anc Men Investigating Mat ter Go into. Executive Session.

STEP BY STEP IN VICTORIOUS STRUGGLE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   NATIONS IN WHICH WOMEN VOTE.

TROOPS OF CHINA LOOTING   ‘Imperial Family im Fear of Harm and Appeal Made to Foreign Legations.

PEKIN IN TERROR “AS BATTLE RAGES   mperial Family Appeals to Le. gations For Protection,   SOLDIERS ~ START LOOTING   Wu- Pel-Fu Defeated In Firet Major ‘Battle, Shanghal Message Asserte, Other Reports Give Him Big Gains,

RIAL FAMILY IN GREAT DANGER   Defeated Troops in China Are Looting and Raising Cain.

IMPERIAL FAMILY FEARS LOUTERS   DEFEATED CHINESE TROOPS’ RETURN FRIGHTENS PEKING

VICTIMS -OF ROBBERY IDENTIFY PICTURES IN POLIGE ROGUE GALLERY      THREE OF THE ROBBERS KNOWS  . TO POLICE AS NOTGRIOUS HOLDUP MEN.

REGISTERED MAIL BAG ROBBERS ARE KNOWN 10 POLICE   Men Who Stole $1.00,000 at  C. Station Are Identified as Safeblowers’ Gang.

ROBBERS ARE NOTORIOUS YEGGMEN   Messenger Boys, Robbed ot! $100,000, Identify Thieves By Photographs.

THREE ROBBERS ARE IDENTIFIED   Members of a_ Band of Safe Blowers Well  Known in Chicago

FIREBUGS ROUTED BY ARMED GUARDS   Effort To Burn Pennsylvania Hotel Foiled; Arson Ring Has Cost Million.

\rmed Guards Drive Off Two Men Who Start Blaze with Inflammables—Guests Join in Futile Chase.

INGENDIARIES ARE STILL ON THE JOE   New Attempts Made to Star Fires in Union City, Pennsylvania.

CONVENTION DROP FALLS; SEXTET HURT   Injuries Are Not Seriou: Says Des Moines G. O. P. Dispatch.

SIX INJURED AT THE CONVENTION   Curtain Gives Way Throwing The: From. Platform to Floor of Collseum

Believed Premiers» Will Defer: Proposed. ment until American Executive Is { Conv of Justice of St. Buenos.Aires Publicatioi ‘of Correspondence Described As.  “CGarbled.”’

Thirteen oi LF teen Big       Agreement   ENGINEERS. MAY NOT. JOIN OTHERS   New Alliance Making P) ‘Vi

RR UNIONS TO AGT AS UNITS IN STRIKE   Great Defense Fund Will Be Raised to Support the New Program.

p MARTIAL LAW IN ENGLAND   tarfiament Expected To Give War Time Power To Govern ment Next Monday. 

BRITAIN BEING PUT ~ ON WARTIME BRoIS" TO GONTROL STRIKE   Emergency Bill Introduced in Parliament Giving Government. War Time Powers.

l.ABOR UPRISING MENACES CABINET AS STRIKE GROWS  “Bluff” Say’ Officials Regarding Threat: Suffering Now.

Parliament Considers  War Time Bill GRAVITY GROWING  Trades ae Will Meet Wednesday

BEING PUT ON A WAR BASIS   England Prepares to Resort  Military Force if Necessary

PUTTING BRITAIN ON WAR FOOTING TO FIGHT STRIKE  Bil Before’ Parliament Permits   Bill Before Parliament Permits Use of Military and Ration . ooo" ier of Rysouregg   Conaness OFA LABOR I$ CALLED

Emergency Bill, Giving Government War-Time Pow~ ers, Before Parliament   MAY USE TROOPS WHEN “OCCASION WARRANTS IT   MORE RADICAL OF STRIKERS ADMIT PURPOSE IS TO OVERTHROW THE PARLIAMEN.  - TARY GOVERNMENT,

~ PUTONAWAR © BASIS TODAY   EFFORTS BEING MADE TO HAN DLE THE COAL SIRIKE Now   Presented to the Homse of Commons Asking for the Power to Use Military Forces: When Needed.

British: ‘Government Prepares to Combat Strike Situation. With .Military.   PASS MEASURE MONDAY   Action Taken to Get Ahead of Railway Workers’ Strike. Monday, :

STRING BLUUNICD MORE. SERIOUS FVERY HOU      Over 28,000 Ay Denations Lare Been Re        WHOLE NATION FACES:              Gravity of the Situs’ ted by Chizn and Government “Détiinle

Government Asks Right to Use Soldiers in Case of Any Emergency. °   OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT   Radical Leaders Admit Strike Is Start ef Nationwide . Revolutinn.

Crisis Approgches in British Isles as Result of Suggestion of Wartime Measures to Control Situation  Troops Could Then Be Used in Place of Strikers—Gravity of Strike Grows as the Hours Pass

MACKENSEN WANTS T() PURCHASE HOM!   FORMER GERMAN FIELD MAR SHAL ADVERTISES THAT HE WANTS TO BUY HOME

POPULATION OF UNITED STATES   Shows Increase of 18,710,842 or 14.9 Per Cent Over 1910

GOVERNOR COX REFUTES REPUB. WET STATEMENT   DEMOCRATIC NOMINER SAY® Né LARGE CONTRIBUTIONS ARB BEING MADE BY “WETS”

EMBEZZLEMENT ‘CHARGE MADE   Youthful Bank Official Being Held in Connection With Robbery

WOOD'S MANAGER HAS PUT UP $500,000   Willinn Cooper Proctor Told Comantiice We td Advanced Hall Million to Ge     Cam

William Cooper Proctor, His Campaign Manager, Gave ; More Than $500,000   APPROXIMATELY $27,000 PER STATE IS EXPENDED   CONTRIBUTIONS TO ATTOR: NEY-GENERAL PALMER TO. TALED $56,000; SPENT $10,000 IN GEORGIA,

PROCTOR GAVE HALF MILLION   Soap King Contributes z Fortune Towards Gener-: al Wood’s Campaign   MILLIONAIRES GIVE   Huge Sums to Military .Candidate Who Would Protect Their Interests

Pressure From All Sides Trouble to Senator Lodge on the Treaty Reservation   Chairman Hays and Others Op pose Committing Party to Fight on League.

Vo Hat Tipping or Car Seat Giving For Them Say the Fearless Feminists

GIVES UP THE WAR OFFICE   Clemenceau Turns Ministry Over to Andre Lefevre, New Minister,

“TIGER” GIVES UP WAR GFFICE   Premier Clemenceau Hands Ministry Over to Andre Lefevre and at Once Departs.

DECHT AR TAAAPS   FRENCE TAKES STAND'ON i» FULFILLMENT-OF TREATY   British Attitude Regarding Oo ' gupation.of Frankfort Cause for Diplomatic Conversations Between Powers ‘

DCAMAN nL TROOPS WHEN CITIES PROTEST      Ebert Government Yields tc Discontent Among Popu - lace Over Display of Mili. tarv Power.   PEOPLE EXCITED, SAY BURGOMASTERS   Force at ife Ruhr River I: Withdrawn in Effort tr Allay Fears of the Germar Peanle.

BOYS IN TEENS STAGE MILLION DOLLAR HEF]    Seventeen - Year-Old Youtt Today Tells of Council  Bluffs Mail Robbery.   ‘NONE OF THE LOOT   HAS BEEN RECOVERED   ‘Confession of Orville Phillip: Leads to Finding of Empty Mail Sacks.

ANOTHER MAiL ROBBER HELD   Young Brother of Meri Phillips Con fesses to Shield His Brother, He Says.

17-YEAR-OLD TELLS OF PART IN CRIME   BROTHER OF PREVIOUSLY ARRESTED ROBBER DETAILS PART IN JOB. .   Three Additional . Missing Mail Sacks Recovered After New Confessen.

ae TNA ROBBER   Surrenders-:-to “- Government ‘When_ ‘Older Brothers: ‘Seeks: _ To ‘Accept Blame:

BOY. CONFESSES WHEN BROTHER LIES FOR HIM   Seventeen-Year-Old Boy in $3, 500.000 Mail Robbery at Council Bluffs   FIND FIVE MORE SACKS

BOYS ROBBED TRAIN   Gne of the Gang. Who Paolled Of Biggest Train Robbery in the. U.S. Confesses,

CONFESSES GUILT IN MAIL ROBBERY   Youth Finds Brother Wa: Perjuring [Himself to Save Him

DUNG BROTHER GIVES UP oELF IN BLUFFS ROBBER)   Orville Phillips Aged Seventeen Sur rénders Self After Older Brother " Tries to Protect Him

BOY SURRENDERS AND — GRIME 10 SAVE AS OLDER RROTHER   SAYS BROTHER HAD NOTHING ¥ DO WITH ROBBERY OF BURLINGTON MAIL TRAIN,

CONFES “ION IS MADE BY YOUTH IN MAIL THEF   Surrenders Because Brother ~ Takes Blame In Order 3 To Shield Him.

DAMON AND PYTHIAS IN MAIL ROBBERY   Brother Surrenders When Older Brother Takes Blame For $3,500,000 Theft.

HOLD ANOTHER MAIL ROBBER   Younger Brother of Mer! Phillips Confesses to Shield Brother.

'Seventeen- Year-Old fic: Says He Took Part; in $3,500,000 Robber:

BOY CONFESSES THREE MILLION. MAIL ROBBERY   One Only 17 Years Old Tries to Save Brother; ‘Loot Is Millions.

17-YEAR-OLD BOY SAYS HE ROBBED TRAIN   Orville Phillips Surrenders in $3,500,000 Burlington Mail Train Robbery.   DENIES HIS BROTHER'S STORY

CANDIDATES ROW. IS PUT IN SHAPE  FOR CONVENTION   PALMER'S SUPPORTERS CON TEND THAT HE WILL GET 500 VOTES ON FIRST BALLOT

PALMER CLAIMS LEAD. ON THE FIRST BALLOT   Aix Kackers      ay Lie WUL Have Mor Than 500 Votes on Tnitial Rol: Cab.

REPORTS STATE   Candidates Row Is Being Put In Shape For Arrival Of Aspirants For Nomination   PENNSYLVANIA MEN PLAN BIG DOINGS   Call Attorney General Fighting Quaker Who Lays Down Law To Unruly Ones

CANDIDATES ROW SHAPING NOW   MANY ON JOB-—-PALMER TO TAKE LEAD IN STAGING SPECTACULAR EVENTS—BACKERS ARE BUSY.

PALMER BACKERS IN SAN FRANCISCO ARE GNISING BiG STIR   Claim They Have More Thai 500 Votes On First Ballot and Predict Increasing Strength.

EAPEGT GIG oHOW® AT FRISCO MEET   PALMER ADVOCATES EXPEC TED TO STAGE SPECTAC. ULAR STUNT FOR HIM   UNDECIDED AS 10 M’ADOO   Everybody's Waiting for Arrival of W. J. Bryan to See What He Is Going to Do in the Convention

FIXED AT 2 MULLS   Decision Reached in Sessio ‘Lasting “More .Than Two Hours.

BOARD SPLITS FOUR TO TWO ARTER SCRAP      ‘Robertson, ‘Whitehurst, ‘Lee__-eraft and Morris; Put “. Program’ Over. :.3             (PARKINSON,. CARTER ‘OPPOSE [ANY LEVY

DROP IN FOOD PRICES   STILL LOWER MARKET SEEN BY CHICAGO DEALERS.   Butter Down to 61 Cents and Egg: 56! Cents Wholesale—Fliour $1 Lower.

PRICES OF FOOD TAKE BIG TUMBL!   Chisago Market Experts Seo Still Lower Prices.    Eggs Quoted at 56), Cents Wholesale —Ficur $1 Lower and Potatoes Cheaper.

FOOD PRICES TUMBLE   Chicago Market Experts See Still Lower Prices.   Eggs Quoted at 56/4 Cents Wholesale Flour $1 Lower and Potatoes Cheaper.

FOOD PRICES TUMBLE      Chisago Market Experts See ta Lower Prices.   Eggs Quoted at 5614 Cente Wheleeate -Flour $1 Lower and Potatees Cheaper.

Chicaco Market Experts See Still Lower Prices.   Eggs Quoted at 56', Cents Wholesale ——-Flour $1 Lower ang Potatoes Cheaper.

KENDALL WILL BE HERE   CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS LE MARS VOTERS.

KENDALL TO SPEAK   CANDIDATE, FOR ‘GOVERNOR WILL ADDRESS VOTERS HERE:   WILL TALK ON NATIONAL ISSUES   Congressman W. D. Boies, of Sheldon,  Will Accompany Kendall and Also Deliver a Short Talk—Women Invit“ ed:to Attend. ;

BAD MOOD IS SHOWN   People of Ireland Are Indignant Over British Government’s Corduct in Mac. Swiney Funeral.   VIOLENCE BREAKS IN CORK ANDO TIPPERAR’   Troops Wreck and Loot Store: in Cork; Violent Explosion:  . Bhake County; Striker: Ordered to Eat.

PREPARING FOR GREAT FUNERAL   GREAT DEMONSTRATION IS EXPECTED IN CORK TOMORROW,

UTE PAID MAGOWINEY BY GHTY OF CORK   Mourners ..Gather ..Outside City Hall In Early Morning.

‘STOKERS" ARE BUST   i “Seems That the Job is a Hefty Pree Ones,

“OTOKERS” ARE BUSY   PRYING TO PUT SOME STEAM IN THE PRIMARY BRLECTION,   suf it Seems That the Job is a Hetty One,

(OM STEELE — DIED SUNDAY   WAS FORMER CONGRESSMAN FROM THIS DISTRICT AND PROMINENT IN BUSINESS   STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY   Was Born in Indiana and Tecan Successful School Teacher, Farmer, Lawyer and Banker

TOM STEELE DEAD   WAS. FORMER CONGRESSMAN FROM THIS DISTRICT   1S STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY   Was Born in Indiana and Became Successively a School Teacher, Farm_er, Lawyer and Banker and Was ‘Associated with Growth of lowa.

CEMENT CUT 10 FOLLOW LUMBER   Milwaukee -Buikiing Contractors Predict That Prices Will Soon Fall.

GUSTAV NOSKE GIVES UP JOB   Resignation of German Minister of Defense Accepted by Phert.   BOTH SIDES KILL CAPTIVES   Terror and Atrocities Begin to Mark the Bitter Civil Struggles at Ber-~ lin—Officers’ Noses and Ears Are Cut Off.

EBERT 9 DEFENt MINISTER RESIGN   Gustav Noske Quits and Resigna- tion Is Accepted.   ATROCITIES MARK STRUGGLE   Both Sides in Berlin Fighting Kill Captives—Officers’ Noses and Ears Are Cut Off, According to Ministry’s Official Communiaue.

GUSTAV NOSKE. ‘DEFENSE HEAD, F GIVES UP JOE   Resignation of German Minister of Defense Accepted by Ebert.   BOTH SIDES KILL CAPTIVES   Terror and Atrocities Begin to Mark ™ the Bitter Civil “Struggles at Berlin—Officers’ Noses and Ears Are Cut Of.

NAME THE WINNERS   REPORT MADE ON EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS   WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS IN JUNE   Margaret. Durband, of Struble, - and Eugene McLain,: of Westfield, Gain the Distinction of Submitting the Best ‘Examination Papers.

NAME THE WINNERS   REPORT MADE ON EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS   WILL RECEIVE. DIPLOMAS.IN JUNE   Eugene: McLain, of Westfield, Gain the Distinction of Submitting the Best ‘Examination Papers.  Margaret. Durband, of > Struble, ~ and 

REPUBLICANS MIAKE NPA POG   eee  Women-To Be Given Place in Fight to-Elect Senator ‘Harding.   PLAN FOR NOTIFICATION

HARDING SEES LIEUTENANTS   Republican Candidate for Presidency) and G. O, P, Chiefs Map Out Campaign.

PLAN OF HARDING CAMPAIGN   DISCUSSED BY SENA. TOR AND REPUBLI. CAN NATIONAL COM.  RATHINODRACAT   Assistant Officers to the Executive Committee Also Talked Over — Senator  . Beveridge for Party Vic tary.

CAMPAIGN IS BEING PLANNEI   Senator Harding Meets Chair. man Hays and Members of Republican Committee.

REPUBLICAN COMMITTE FORMULATES PLAN FOR KEGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN: HAMON AT THE WHEEL

HARDING AND HAYS OUTLINE CAMPAIG)   Conference in Washington To day Includes Members ot G. GO. P. National Committee

GOV. CORNWELL LEAVES TO ATTEND CONVENTION    Arranges With President of, State  _Senate to Act for Him in Case of Emergency.   MAY HAVE A REPUBLICAN  GOVERNOR FOR FEW DAYS   Dr, Sinsel Telegrapbs Governor His Consent to Come to  Charleston If Needed.   'TO OFFER NAME OF DAVIS      Cornwell to Speak for West -Virginia Delegation Before National Convention.

LIEUTENANTS MEET HARDING   Presidential Candidate and Leaders Man Out G O. PP. Campaian.

LEADERS CONEER ON PLANS OF CAMPAIGN   Notification of Nomination Will Take Place in July at Nominee’s Home

PLANS OF CAMPAIGN ARE TALKED TODA)   Senator Harding Holds All-Day Conference With Chairman Hays And Other Republica®s,

REPUBLICANS LAY CAMPAIGN PI ANS   NOMINEE ADVISED OF WOR} DONE AND EXPRESSES GRATIFICATION.

HARDING MEETS COMMITTEE   Plans For Campaign Outlined. Dis. cuss Formal Notification.

HARDING TO BE “NOTIFIED JULY 15   PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN ARE BEING MADE IN WASH. INGTON.

POLES BREAK DOWN SOVIET RESISTANC   Recent Offensive Has Netted Enemies of Bolsheviki Over 15,000 Prisoners and a Large Amount of War Munitions, Savs Disnatch Todav.

Moscow Soviet Admits Loss o! . Zhitomir in Advance of the Poles and Ukrainians

10,000 HUGG TAKEN BY POLE ADVANCE IN SOUTH UKRAINE   Mohilev Falls to Invader, Who Gets 60 Cannon and Moves Southeast on Dniester.

RESISTANCE OF BOLSH BROKEN   Poles Capture Mohilev—15,000 Prisoners and Much Material Taken

STATE BLIND 10 THUGS’ WAR ON MINERS, CHARGE   Gunmen’s  Campaign Allowed to Run Rampant in West Virginia.

ARMED GUARDS. OUURE MINERS GREEN ASSERT!   West Virginia Chief Executive Answered by Miner Leader

PROHIBITION WILL BECOME LAW OF THE LAND TODAY   But Its Enforcement Will Not Begin Until 12:01 a.m. Tomorrow   “JOHN” DIES SLOWLY   Revellers in Hotels Seek to Consume as Much Non-Prohibition Liquid as Possible

i das ae  NEW YORK HOLDS WAKE FR AO “AURLEYRORN   “White Light Resorts’ Tak  Chance and Seil Booze; Coffins Brought Inte Cafes While Funera! Dirges Sung

G. A. R. REELECTS ALL OLD OFFICERS   M. H. LYNN AGAIN HEADS CIVIL WAR VETERANS

Basket Ball Rocky Comfort Vs. Anderson Saturday Night  at the  High School Gym

State Emgineer Helps to Settle s Squabble aa to Location of  Riate Wigchrwsy.

State Engineer Helps to Settle : Sqaabble as to Location of State Higmwhway.

MEET IN   World Congress of Women’s Christian Temperence Unien There i 1922.

TANGER NENOUINCES THE TLEFAGIIE      THE GIST OF WHAT HARDING SAID

LODGE ATTACKS LEAGUE DURING PEN PEE      Republican Choice in Masterf ; Acceptance Talk Plainly Shows Where He Stands on  All Issues of the Dav.  i

ANOTHER NAME FOR THE HOLY ALLIANCE   League of Nations as Submitted by President Denounced in Lodge Notification Speech   CALLED PERMANENT ALLIANCE   Ready to Join in Agreement With Other Nations in Extension of The Hague Conventions

SEN. LODGE DENOUNCES ‘THE LEAGUE COVENANT   Jn Harding Noditiom Senator Arands Pact os Til Onened Holy Allinuce,  wh Standpat

ISSUES BEFORE NATION GRAVE ASSERTS LODGE   RANKS HARDING WITH WASHING TON AND LINCOLN IN NOTIFICATION . SPEECH

LODGE DENOUNCES LEAGUE PACT IN CPFFCH TONAY   Official Notifies Warren G. Harding of His Nomination snd Tells wf Treaty Fault.   PRAISES HARDING  FoR MIS ATTITUDE

RAGE CALLED OFF WHEN WIND FAILS   Resolute Leading Challenger By Two Mile Margin When Time Limit Expired   JUDGES HOIST THE SIGNAL   Shamrock Was Virtually Becalmed When Regatta Committee Made Decision

RESOLUTE WAS LEAD BUT FAIL STO FINISH IN TIME   SHAMROCK IV. IS LEFT FAR BEHIND BUT RACE IS CALLED OFF BECAUSE OF TIME LIMIT— BREEZE DIFS DOWN

CALM HALTS. SECOND RACE; RESOLUTE LEADS   SHAMROCK WON FIRST RACE BUT COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCES FAVOR AMERICAN

YANKEE CRAFT IN LEAD ALL THE WAY   Score Still Stands Sham2 rock One, Resolute None, With Third Race Scheduled tor Tuesday.

RESOLUTE FAILED BY ANOTHER FLUKE   COULD NOT FINISH COURSE IN TIME LIMIT OF SIX HOURS SATURDAY.   MUST TAY IT OVER AGAIN   American Yacht Defender Was Leading the British Challenger Over Two Miles when Halt Was Called,

LIGHT WINDS AND CALM SEAS. PREVENTED Tht RESOLUTE FROM COMING ACROSS. LINE ON TIME

BOATS UNABLE. TO FINISH IN TIME. LIMIT   Wind Dies Down As Resolute Starts Home Stretch; Sharorock Far Behind.

YAGHTS, BECALMED, FAIL TQ FINISH; SHAMROCK BESTEL   sight Winds Prevent Comple tion in Time Limit—Called “No Race” Despite Resolute’s Big Lead.

RUTH HITS 35 HOME RUNS   Great Slugger Slams the Ball tn. to Righ Field Stand at New York.

RUTH HITS HIS 35 HOMERS   Great Slugger Slams the Ball Inte Right Field Stand at New York.

HOG PRICES AT LOWEST FIGURE DURING SEASON   Mixed. Hogs Selling at $10.60 in Cleveland, Lowest This Year. Other Markets to 1917 Level.

BURLESON SUPPORTER UF MODIFICATION OF VOLSTEAD “DRY” ACT.   FAVORS GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF WIRE LINES; DISCUSSES PLATFORM,

BURLESON FAVORS MODIFICATION OF VOLSTEAD DRY ACI   Says Repeal is Impossible But Would Remove “Dractic and Absurd” Features.

BURLESON IN SAN ANTONI   GAYS DEMOCRATIC PARTY MUS’ TAKE HONEST STAND ON LAFOR QUESTION.

BURLESON IN SAN ANTONIC   SAYS DEMOCRATIC PARTY MUST TAKE HONEST STAND ON LABOR QUESTION.   a) see — ee

NO CURTAILMENT OF WHEAT SALES   Kansas Finds Little Evidence of Sup. port of $3 Wheat Strike: Few Farmers Holding Stuff,

FEW HOLDING WHEAT.   Kaneas Secretary of Agriculture Savs Orders Are Not Observed,

SUPPRESS RADICAL CERMAN NEWSPAPERS   FIFTEEN ARE CLOSED TO PRE VENT SPREAD OF COMMUNISM IN TEUTONIC NATION

SOLDIERS IN IN STERN REPRISAL. Set Fire to Eighteen Hoanen After th

HOOVER'S TIMBER  FOR REPUBLICAN ' PARTY OR NONE   Will Not Bolt the Party For Third Ticket He Declares

HOVER COMES OUT FIR REPUBLICANS   Jeclares He Would Never Consider Presidential Nomination from any other party—Blasts Rumors of  Rolt

NEW PEACE PROPOSAL MADE GREAT POWERS BY SOVIET RUSSIA   Pledge to Establish Demo cratic Principles and Call Convention

Pledge Government to. [ » cratic Principle: ~ Constituent Assembly:   SEEK CREDITS FROM - THE UNITED STATES   Would Assume lesa a the Old Regime bad e Guarantees of  mf “Payment _-

SOVIETS MAKING PEACE OVERTURES   WANT ALL POWERS BARRED FROM INTERVENING IN AF+ FAIRS OF RUSSIA   ANNUAL DEBT CANCELLED   Offer to Restore 60 Per Cent of National Liability—Feelers for America.

SOVIETS MAKE. CONCESSIONS FOR -. PEACE IN RUSSIE   Promjzo Establishment of Dex caeatic Principles and Oowitiitnpent Assembly

~ BY SOVIET RUSSIA   Pledges Establishment Demo: cratic Principles and Calling Constituent Assembly.   WILL WITDRAW DECREE ANNULLING FOREIGN DEB   Would Require in Return That Othe Countries Abandon All Interven tion—Official Comment Withheld i: Washington Since No Proposal Ha Been Officially Communicated,

SOVIET RUSSIA OFFERS TERMS   WOULD PAY SIXTY CENTS 0} THE DOLLAR OF FOREIGN HELD INDEBTEDNESS   Offers Platinum And Silver Concessions to Anglo-American Syndicate Security

Proposal to Greater Power: Pledges Russia to Restore Foreign Debt.   ENTAILS AN ASSEMBLY   Course of United States in Matter Is Awaited With Interest.

RUSSIA PLEDGES DEMOCRACY. BASE OF HER PEACE   Sovict Government Would Pay Foreign -Indeinnities for Intervention Freedom,   WOULD CALL A 2” NEW ASSEMBLY   Supreme Council of Ambassadors Has Announced it Would NotNegotiate for -'  Peace at Thig Tina

WHAT RUSS SOVIET PEACE-TERMS ARE   Pledges Démocratic Principles, Constituent Assembly and To Pay 60 Per Cent of Debts.

AUSGIAN SOVIET BIDS FOR PEACE   Fresh Proposal to Great Powers is Reported  FOR DEMOCRACY NOW   Would Pledge Calling ‘of Con. stituent Assembly and With. draw Decree Annulling Rus. sia’s Foreign Debt and Pay Arrears of Interest but want Pledge of Non-Intervention

NOW SEEKS PEACE ~~ WITH THE WORLD   Soviet Russia in New Proposal Pledges Establishment -of—Demoe- cratic Form of Government: Others Must Not Intervene

SUVIET RUSSIA SUBMITS A NEW PEAGE PROPOSAI   Pledge Is Made to Establish Democratic Principles and Call a Constituent Assembly.

SOVIET RUSSIA SENDS NEW PROPOSAL FOR PEACE IS THE REPORT   Promises to Withdraw Annullment of Debt by Restoring Liability to 60 Per Cent.   WANTS MORE CREDIT HERE WOULD GIVE CONCESSIONS   Official Comment is Withheld Pending Receipt of the Communication. —

BOLSHEVIKS  PROPOSE PEACE   Soviet Government Offers New Proposal Pledging Establishment of Democratic Principles in Russia   WANTS UNCLE SAM TO EXTEND CREDIT

Overture to Be Made to U. S. by Bolsheviki, Washington Hears.   STATE DEPARTMENT GETS NO PROPOSAL   Moscow Radio Says Offei Was Made to U. S., Japan ann Rumania.

‘SUES JELKE FOR $300,000   Brother of “Oleo” Man Seeke to Re: cover Fees for Ten Years’ Legal Service.

LAW STOPS SUNDAY DANCE   Society People at Goshen, Ind., As. tonished at Orders of the Police Department,

)  LEAN UP FEW GARRISONS   Obregon Revolationtsts in Skirmishea to Seine the Remaiuing:  Carranaz Stronxzhbotds

OBREGON REVOLUTIONISTS ARE GLEANING UP MEXICO   U. S. Cruiser Dolphin Arrives Off Tampico—May Not Be Needed, However.

PROTEST OVER HIGH PRICES   Fifteen Persons Wounded Dering Rtotous Demenstrattons.

FARMERS AND RAIL MEN YN POLITICAL ALLIANCE   Combination is Formed ‘tg Elect Corgress Which Will Smash .“Food, Transportation pe woe “Moneys Truste 6-0. o

FARMERS’ COUNGIL ~ FORMS POLITICAL CLUB WITH UNIONS   Join With Brotherhood: to Elect Responsible. People. ;

NATIONAL BANK CLOSES DOORS   Member of Federal Reserve Svwepends in North Dakets.

FIRST RESERVE BANK CLOSES IN NORTH DAKOTA   BRINGS TOTAL TO 22 STATE AND  ONE NATIONAL BANKS SHUT

EXCHANGE: MESSAGES ABOUT RECOGNITION   Communications Between Premiers Over Wrangel's Recognition Are -Continuing  “3

NARDING LANDS TARPON.   President-elect Handies Ree] Unasstated During Struggle, *

HARDING LANDS A 53-INCH TARPON WIFE, ASSISTED, CATCHES ONE. TOO WILL SPEAK AT BROWNSVILLE TODAY

SEN.HARDING LANDS HIS FIRST TARPON   FISH MEASURES FOUR FEET FIVE INCHES—PLEASED AS HE WAS WEEK AGO.

HARDING CATCHES HIS FIRST TARPON AT POINT ISABEI   Senator Will Make Armistice Day Speech at Brownsville This evening.

HARDING LANDS HIS FIRST TARPON: WIFE ALSO HAS LUCKY DAY GETTING BIG FISH ON LINE: TO SPEAK TODAY

PRESIDENT-ELECT LANDS BIG TARPON FINALL)   Catch is Exceeded in Size by One Hooked by Mrs. Harding.

LANDS FIRST TARPON      President-Elect Harding 01 Gulf Fishing Ground

RUSSIA MUST OBTAIN  FOREIGN GOLD FOR  NATION’S DEVELOPMEN?   Lenine Says Concessions Wil Be Hade to Foreign Capital.

LENINE QUTLINES PLAN FOR RAPID RESTORATION (IF RUSSIAN INTIISTA   NOW ILLEGAL FOR INDIVIDEAT TO ACQUIRE OR OWN BOOKS OF ANY RKEND.

LENINE ELABORATES RESTORATION PLAN   Would-Electrify Industries ~ of Country.

RAISE GAS RATES UNDER NEW ORDER - QW SASBATH DAY   Supreme Court Turns Down Application for Repairing and New Schedule Starts

RAISE GAS RATES WEN NEW ORDER. . GN SABBATH ‘DAY   Supreme Court Turns Down Application for. Répairing and . New Schedule Starts

ICT, ee ee SLAIN TO ) SEAL. HIS LIPS?  Major Scanland } Held a Marderer):

NUMBER OF SUICIDES — “ SHOWS BIG INCREASE   Reocorda Bhow. 6,121 Cases of Self-Do- “ateuotion: In ‘United States During gy Yonr Just Closed.

HARDING CHEERED BY “JM COX PARASITES   Traveling Men Thus Label Them. selves on Visit to Republican Candidate.   WEST. .VIRGINIANS THERE   Representatives from Wheeling ir Big Delegation Calling  Yesterday. .

AOANDONG FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGK   Last Delegation Visits G. 0 P. Shrine—Composed of Traveling Men.   sandidate Leaves Sunday Night for Speaking Tour Through the Southeast.

HARDING'S SPEECH > ATTIGKS POLICIES OE DEMgcRaTs   Would Alter Taxation Meth 6ds and Make Burdens Les: Heavy.—League of Nation: To Be Paramount Issue ir The Camnaicon.

Level Class Barriers Says Harding in Opening Front Porch Campaign

CAMPAIGN ON PORCH 1S OPENED   Harding Greets Ohic Delegation as Friends  and Neighbors

AEN DAILY  INJURED; Bt DIAIGIGLE [9 TAAL WREE   Dense Fog Blinds Pilot, Sending? Huge Bag Against Rocks   CREW FALLS 200 FEET IN BASKET   Found Covered With De bris, Men Are Rushed to Hospitals

BALLOON CRASHES INTO MOUNTAIN; FOUR HURT   Navy Dirigible Loses Way Ir Dense Fog,

BASKET HITS CLIFF AUD DUMPS OUT OCCUPANTS   Big Flyer Is Wrecked While Men in It'Just Escape _ With Their Lives

BALLOON COLLIDES WiTtt «MOUNTAIN   ‘rew of Five Men Spilled 20 Feet Down Canyon in California.

Dirigible Naval Balloon in Fog Crashes Into Mountain; Four of Its Crew Are Hurt

LOST NAVY BLIMP ON COAST HITS MOUNTAIN IN DENSE FOG; CREW FALLS FOR 200 FEE   Four Men Badly Injured Wher Car Breaks Loose and Tombles Bown Mountain Side

Navy Dirigible, Lost in Fog. Bangs Ou Mountain Peak, Basket Torn Loose, Crew Is Hurled 200 Feet in Canyon   Gas Bag Car Occupants Are Rescued From Debris hy People Who Heard Crash Men Left From Sau Diege

HARDING'S FORGES ART ARRAIGNED BY GOV, COX IN OIC   Democratic Nominee Delivers  Seathing Denouncement of “Parties Behind G. 0.   P. Candidate.”

HARDING BACKED BY QUESTIONABLE FORC   Governor Cox Arraigns Supporters of Senator and Enumerates Them.

OPPOSITION HAS ARRAY OF FORCE   Governor Cox Spoke ai _ State Capital in His Home Campaign

EVIL INFLUENCES BACKING HARDING ACCORDING TO COX   Charges Republican Candidate Is Supported By Questionable  Groups Of Forces.   THESE GROUPES ARE NAMED BY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE   siys He [Is Choice Of Delegates Ip Open Convention And Invites Inspection OF Backers,

er Naming’14 Un-Ameri. ‘tan Groups, Cox Say ag He . Isn’t Fhiougle!   SAYS HE HAS. RigaT ‘TO SHOW HARDING UP

HARDING SUPPORTERS ‘MOTLEY ARRAY, COX SAYS   Declares False Hopes of Socia _ Equality Are Being Made to Colored.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PRINCIPLES SUBJECT DEALT WITH DUR ING DAYS CAMPAIGN” —

COX CAMPAIGNS IN HOME STATE   Launches Severe Arraignment Against the Forces: Supporting Harding   MAKES ELEVEN SPEECHES   Declares Opponent Makés Promises to Groups In Attempt to Evade Issue

STRENUOUS DAY ON NATIVE TURF   Cox Delivers Eleven Addresses During Day  OVER DOZEN PARTIES   And Alleged Groups are Backing Senator Harding—Severely Arraigns Forces Behind His Opponent—Tired and Exhausted He Demands Less Exactino Programs

HARDING. FORCES ARRAIGNED BY COX   Democratic Nominee Conduct Strenuous Campaign in Ohio.

Makes Severe Arraignment of Forces Said to Be Supporting His Republican Opponent, .

Revelation to Average Voter of Company He Must Keep to Support Harding

HYPHENATES OALOUT FOR ~~ REPUBLICHNS   RACE HATRED IS INVOKED   WHILE PROFITEERS AND; BOND SPECULATORS SWELL RANKS.

GOX A LURID CRITIC OF OPPOSING PARTY   ACCUSES REPUBLICANS OF ALL THAT IS CORRUPT.   Charges Nominee Harding Wit} Having Behind Him Senatorial Ring That Means Mis chief to Country.

OA SUTIN POnbts BEAN CEN HARING   MOTLEY ARRAY OF “QU ESTIOSABLE GROUPS AND INFLUESCES” SUPPORTING &. 0. P.

COX ATTA Ws BACKING 6.0, P. LEADER   Harding Supporters Do Not Seem to Please Democratic Presidential Namines

RACE HATRED IS INVOKED   en eee ee eT WHILE PROFITEERS AND  BOND SPECULATORS  : SWELL RANKS.

ll ia (SOR Vit ‘turih TI   Governor; Covers. :Strenuous ‘Speaking Program, Home State ~   Asks Bureau to Curtail ' Future Address: Tink

Wapakoneta’ “Steech Disturbec     Picture. ‘af ‘Harding   COX INSULTS:BOY’S' HONOR      But Cox: Says: He Lies

GOV. COX ARRAIGNG FORCES HE CLAIMS SUPPORT HARDING   Says Opponent Has Behind Him Motley Array of. Questionable Groups.   EXHAUSTED AFTER MAKING ELEVEN SPEECHES IN DAY   Tells Audiences League is a Sacred and Spiritual Issue and That He Was Preaching the Creed of Christ as Against the Creed of Cain.

“CREED OF CAIN” INSPIRES PACT FOES   Governor Cox Arraigns His Politica! Opposition—Plenty of Porch Promises.

SPEAKING AT THE CAPITOL OF HIS HOME STATE, CO}  FLAYS OPPOSITION   Republican Candidate  Is  Backed by Motley Array   of Questionable Groups and Influences °”   REACTIONARY PARTY?   CONTROLLED BY SENATORE GROUP WHICH SEEKS. TO° CONTROL LEGISLATION : ~AND MANAGEMENT OF” ~ UNITED STATES

COX OUTLINES “HARDING FORGES   SHOWS: THAT © SINISTER ELE. MENTS: ARE st PRORTING ou GARCHY CANDIDATE.   INDEPENDENTS ARDUSEE

FINDING OF TWO  TWO BODIES CAUSES ARREST OF. MAN   Attacks Made on Foreigners Whi Are Moving Out With ~ Possessions,   CITY OFFICIALS. WARNED   ‘Threats’ Made~ Against Them: for Calling on Gov. Lowden to Send Military... -

Three Mien Killed in ’ Riot That Foilowed Double Murder      Mobs Reported to Be Setting Fire to the Homes of Foreigners ‘

FOR MEETING   HAIRMEN OF STATE WAYS ANI MEANS COMMITTEE NOT TO SEE HARDING.   It I, Assumed, However, That Campiign tnvestigation May Have Something to Do With the Change in Plans.

FUND COLLECTORS MUST KEEP AWAY   Candidate ~ Harding Refuses to Get Mixed Up With “Slush Fund.’   WANTS DAVIS PROBE NEXT   Columbus Attorney  Charges No Reports Made in Some Counties.

UNITED STATES M ARIN ‘SERENADED SEN. W.0 : AT" HIS MARION; 0; HC

HARDING WILL NOT CONTER WITH WAYS AND MEANS COM   OWING TO THE CHAIRMAN BEING SUMMONED TO TESTIFY IN CAMPAIGN INVESTIGATION

1.0. P. LANDSLIDE _ PREDICTED By ~GHATRMAN HAYS ©   [By Will Hi‘Hays, Chairiianof-the “Republican : ational Committee. Written for the United Press.]-

Weave ‘OF SENTIMENT TODAY IS OVERWHELMINGLY ‘ -IN. FAVOR OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?’ ---HAYS

Will Hays Sees Defeat of Wil sonism as Certain in View o! Big Move Toward Harding.   NOT JEFFERSON PARTY

HAYS PREDICTS SWEEPING DRIFT TO G .0. P. TUESDAY   SAYS COLNTRY WILL ADMINIS. TER SWEEPING CONDEMSATION TO DEWOCRATIC WAL-ADWINISTRATION

ANERICANISM THEWATCH WORD   Whole Country Wants to Get Back to the Safa snd Sane Footing of Pre-War Days   THOMAS JEFFERSON LOST AS PATRON SAINT   Domocratic Party Has Been Transformed Into The Wilson Party Without u Vestige of Its Foimer Seif Remaining,

PEOPLE SWING J06.0.P, SAYS ‘L GHAIRMAN HAYS   Drift Has Been Toward America and Americanism — Candidates Make Final Talks.

NEGRO HELD ON MURDER CHARGE ADMITS CRIMES   ls Man Whose Crimes in Na tional Capital Caused Riots Last Year   Anothor Negro Serving Time for Crimes Just Confessed

CONFESSES TO CRIME, ANOTHER SERVING TERI   Negroes Serving in Atlanta Ang Baltimore for Crime Admittec Now by Man Arrested for Mur Bae

NEGRO RAPIST HAS CONFESSED   W. H. Campbell Admits H Attacked Four Women in Washington.

WASHINGTON BLACK CONFESSES GRIME   His Attack On Four Women Precipi- tated Race Riots Which Lasted For Several Davs.

NEGRO "ADMITS ‘GRIMES: ~ FORWHIGH OTHERS: Sg      Washington Negro ‘Adniits At. tacks on Four White Womeri "Phat Gansed Rage Riots, *            CONFESSES. 70” MURDER

MURDER.   Washington Police Say They Hav Man Who Started Race Hiots,

NEGRO CONFESSES TO ATTACKING 4 WOMEN   Two: Others of ‘His: Color in - Prison -Fot It Sau..

NEGRO CONFESSED TO WASHINGTON -ATTAGKS THIS YEAR   Says He Perpetuated the Assaults That Caused-the Race -Riots‘and For Which Two Negroes Are Now In The  PDoantiontiary.

NEGRO ADMITS CRIMES OTHERS SERVE TIME FOR   Confesses to Assault:  Which Precipitated .. Race Riot

CROWDS FLOCK TO CHAUTAUQUA   Biglerville Tent Packed to Ca pacity For Opening Lecture.   REQUIRED TICKETS SOLD   Albert A. Wiggam Gives Forceful Address Urging Young And Old te Seize Opportunities at Their Doors.

CROWDS FLOCK ~ TO CHAUTAUQUA   Biglerville Tent Packed to (Capacity For Opening Lecture.   REQUIRED TICKETS SOLD

LANE,BRYAN AND OTHERS TO ADDRESS WESTERNERS   Asked to Attend Conventior of League of Southwest

HOLD NO HOPE 10 OUTLAW STRIKERS   Federal Labor Board Will Not Make Effort to Get Temporary Relief for Workers; Wants to Get Thru by July 20; Wilson's Aid Sought.

U. S, LABOR BOARD RUSHING WORK   WHE Render a Decision About July 20 It ig’ Safd

WOOD WINS IN MARYLAND 2 T0   Me Currted Ballimore Over Johns  and AL But Yao of the Twonty ihTee Counties

WOOD WINS OUT IN MARYLAND OVER JOHNSON   /-REPUBLICAN PRIMARY SHOWS SOLDIER IS CHOICE FOR PRESIDENCY.

WOOD RUNG ANEAD. OF JOHNSON, 2701, WV MARYLAND VOTE   Carried All But Two of Twenty Three Counties—Johnson and’  Hoover in Warm Contest.

WOOD WINS IN MARYLAND 2 T0   He Carried Baltimore Qver Johnso and All But Tove of the ‘Ewenty+ thee Counties

Wood Sweeps Maryland By Big Majority   Army Candidate Will Control State Convention and ts Assured Support of Sixteen Delegates —No Democratic Contest

WOOD CARRIES MARYLAND OVER SENATOR JOHNSON   Democrats Without Contests and Will Send an Uninstructed Delegation.

GENERAL WOOD WINS MARYLAND   ‘Will Have Complete Control, by n 2 to 1 Voto, of Stato Convontlon Which Will Select 16 Delerates,

WHY SOAP IS HIGH,   . og Maker of Leading Brands Gives Halt Million Dollars to Campaign Pund   7

WHY SOAP Is HIGiT.      Maker of Leading Brands Gives Halt Million Dollars to mpaicn Pan

PERSIA ASKS LEAGUE TO AID AGAINST REDS   Minister in Paris Tells of Flee in Enzeli Harbor,

APPEAL FROM PERSIA   League of Nations Is Asked for Pro tection From Aggressions by Bolshevrila_

PERIA APPEAL LEAGUE NATIONS  FOR PROTECTION   APPEAL IS MADE THROUGH PER SLAN MINISTER IN PARIS, ANNOUNCED TODAY.

BOLSHEVIKS ARE IN PERSIA   Reds Land in Ancient Country From the Caspian Sea.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS. .  ASKED TO SAVE PERSIA   Big Job Stands Ready ‘fot ' League in Blocking Attack: by  Bolshevik Forees. °°

PERSIA APPEALS “FORNDFROM -{FACITE NATINNG   Bolsheviki Land. Forces: on Persian Soil in Effort to Uiverthrow Persian Govern pewrumele & 5   LEAGUE ASKED: FOR: AID:   Persian Foteign Minister Presents Appeal for!Help to Overcome Bolshevik: Menace

REDS LANDED FROM CASPIAN   Persia Appeals to League of Nations to Protect Her From the Boisheviki.

PERSIA APPEALS iy IF NATIONS   Wants Protection Against Aggreasiot Which Has Followed Landing : of Bolshevik Forces.

VICTOR BERGER CASE   Arguments Heard in Supreme Qourt on His Anneal.

OPEN ARGUIENTS ~— WN BERGER GAGE   Will Attempt to Prove War Ie Legally Ended and Espionage Act Void. .

GEOR ATS. » MATIN   Equalization ~ Act'of. 1913- is - Ruled ‘Out of Qrder by “the ' Supreme Court ofithe: Unit ed States in ‘Brooks County Gad, St

GEDA AT ~ NCTITITIONA   Equalization - Ac - Act of. 1913 “is : ‘Rides Out\of Order: by the supreme Court of the Unit od States j in Brooks County

‘WAS THE OLDEST CHICAGOAN    Woman Born in Bohemia in 1816 Dies —Active to Last.

/OLDEST CHICAGOAN {1S DEAD   Mire. Anna Burlan, Who Was Born In Trebon, Bohemia, in 1816, Pasees Away.

SUIT AGAINST TEXAS POOL HALL LAW TURNER DOWN BY SUPREME COUR   FAILURE OF APPELLANTS 17  PREPAY COURT COSTS CAUSES DISMISSAL.

$2,000,000 of U.S. Mail Car Loot Is Found   Four Boys Jailed as Thieves: Three Confess, Say TU. S. Sleuths

ANOTHER MAIL TRAIN ROBBED   Report Says Men Rifled Two Insured Pouches on a@ Rock Isiand Train,

LET LIVESTOCK STARVE      Guardian Anked For Pioneer Resident OF Lincoln Township..

DEMAND - KING TAKE THRONE   Grecian Premier Says Result o: Elections Reflects Sentiment of Country.

KING CONSTANTINE’S — RETURN DEMANDED; SAYS ‘NEW PREMIER   Promises That Order Will Be Kept and Plots Suppressed.

$980,000 OUT OF $1,270,588 TO PROMOTER:   Stockholders of Associatec Packing Co. to Meet June 22.

NORWAY FOR . NATION LEAGUE   Storthing Begiris Débate 01 . Question ; Socialists. Are Opposed ~

QOGK MARKET IN SHARP SAG   Early Gains Wiped Out and Many Issues Sink to New Lows.

POLICE MAKE ARMED RAID.   Chicago Officiais Arrest Man For Theft  alt Miah Get

PAPER WASTE BY GOVERNMENT IS CIVEN SCORING   SENATOR SMOOT OF UTAH  SHOWS SENATE CONSUMES  TOO MUCH PAPER   DEPARTMENTAL MAIL ‘BECOMING A PEST’   Assert Editors Receive So Much Material They Need Secretaries to Open It.

ATTACKS SENATE WASTE OF PAPER   Sen. Smoot. Introduces “Bushel “Basket” Book for Treaty Speeches

henge ttntnemetens wnemmntmnertine sittin dideemtaaeenenmenel  SOLONG ATTACK WASTE OF PAPER   Senator Smoot Introduces the Speeches on Peace Treaty in Evidence ..

SMOOT ATTACKS WASTE OF PAPER   SHOWS SENATE HUGE VOLUME OF SPERCHES ON TREATY   Sherman Says Departmental Mail a Pest Even to Country Editors— (et More Than They Can Open

SMOOT ATTAGKS PAPER WASTAGE I THE SENATE   Brings Volume 6f Speeches into Chamber to Prove Assertion.  venator Nelson Says News.  aanare fsinht ta Clinmninata

SMOOT ATTACKS PAPER WASTE.   Government, With Its Useless Reports, Is Biggest Offender.

INDIAHA SOLONS CALLED OUT   Special Seasion of Legislature Or  dered by Governor.

INDIANA GALLS SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Financial Affairs « of State Institution Necessitates Convening.

LEGISLATURE TO BE CALLED FOR MONDAY, JULY 12   PLANS OF GOV. GOODRICH BECOME KNOWN IN INDIANAPOLIS.   JULY 5 WAS ORIGINAL _ DATE FIXED UPON   Observanee of Holiday Interfered and More Time Was Needed In Which to Prepare Bille

SPECIAL CALL MONDAY, JULY 12   Indiana Legislature Will Mee in Special Session on Week From Next Monday.   BILLS BEING PREPARED

ITALIAN KING GOES TOSCENE OF QUAKE   VICTOR EMMANUEL ON VISH T0 PLACE WHERE HAVOC WAS WROUGHT.   Rome. Newspaper Places “Death Toll at 500 and Homeless at ~fwenty Thousand.

20,000 HOMELESS CAYS ROME REPORT   RESCLE WORK CONTINUES IN ITALIAN AREAS STRICKEN BY EARTHQUAKES   iy Asseeltated Uress  ROME, Sept, 9—The Epeoca estimates that the dead in the earthquake exceed five Jrundred, and that the homeless ure move than twenty thousand,

SAYS G. 0. P, LABOR IS FOR HARDING   Ww. J. James U. M. W. of Ihinois Has Conf¢rence With Senator Teadawv

MINER LEADER SAYS THE MINER VOTE IS MIXEI   Believes Miners Will Not Fol low Advice of Goinpers   Confers With Harding Then Issues Statement to Press

ASSERTS GOMPERS CAN'T DELIVER VOTE   Labor Representative Confers With Harding

GOMPERS CAN NOT DELIVER LABOR VOTE   W. J. James, Leader of Coa Miners, Takes Issue With Labor Head.

MINERS CHIEF. -  COMES OUT. ~ FOR HARDING!   aires s-ofittinotsDectares Gompers. Cannot Deliver ‘Labor Vote to Cox >

GOMPERS CAN'T DELIVER LABOR VOTE TO DEMOS   Representative Of Illinois Mine Workers Talks After Seeing Harding.

IMPLIES HIGHER MEAT COST   J. Ogden Armour Says Mast Make Up Loss of Going Out ef the  Grocery Business.

PRODUCTION Cla! ALONE GOVEENS PRIGES OF MERI   Armour Says Segregation of Packers’ Interests Cannot Cut Living Costs; Great Efficiency Claimed.

DIES OF RABIES   Secretary State Coal Associa tion Succumbs on Train.

MARINES’ VICTORY MEDALS RECEIVED   Recruiting Stations Are Re“dy  Award All Classes of Hoteor Badges.

HEARING AT IRON RIVER   EXPECTED TO BE FINAL CHAPTER IN CLASH OF OFFICERS.      Assistant to State Attorney Genera! There to Give Case a Full Hearinz.

Iron River Revolt Enters Final — Phase   Investigation Into Clach of Au thorities Is Begun By Assistant Attorney General.

COX, OBJECTING 10 WIDE POWER GIVEN TO THE STATE UTILITIES COM. BY EVANS BILL, VETOES IT

EVANS UTILITIES BILL VETOED BY COX   Objects to the Powers It Would Give to Commission =

COTTON EXPORT CORPORATION TO RAISE TWELVE MILLION   Not Intended For Purpose of Holding Cotton But to Insure Movemeent of Crop While Market is Stagnant.

TWELVE MILLIONS WILL BE CAPITAL OF GIANT COMPANY   DOLLAR A BALE IS BASIS ON WHICH FUNDS WILL BE RAISED IN SOUTH.   WILL TAKE SUBSCRIPTIONS   Movement Not Intended to Hold Crop, But to Place It on the Market at a “Time When the Same is Stagnant.”

JAPAN DENIES” PROTEST OF U.S   Refuses To Withdraw Hex Troops From Island Of Saghalien

JAPAN REFUSES TO AGREE 1 TT   Declines to Accept American Government’s Viewpoint on Saghalien Occupation.   WILL NOT REVOKE OCCUPATION ORDER   Politeiy But Firmly Refuses tc Alter Position or Recall Ber Forces.

pERMANS IN ARMS   Millions of Rifles in’ Possession; Time for: Army ‘Reduction Extended Several Months   SITUATION DANGEROUS : SAYS BRITISH PREMIER

OPENING IS IN PROGRESS AT SHENK STORI   Glittering. Array of Fashion’ Latest in Cloaks, Gowns and Furs   FAIR SEX DELIGHTED  Visitors This Evening Will Be Regaled With Orchestra  Mauain

OPENING IS IN. “PROGRESS AT ~ SHENK STORE   Glittering. Array of Fashion’: Latest in Cloaks, Gowns cand Furs   FAL Nm OLA +» DELIDHI ED Visors This Evening Will Be += Regal With Orchestra  Mune 

LOGGING RESIGNS AG HOME SUPERINTENDENT   RESIGNATION TENDERED STATE ROARD OF CONTROL, TO TAKE EFFECT FEB. 1.

PABLO GONZALES DENIES CHARGES   That He Was Implicated In the Recent Revolt That Appeared At New Laredo

GALWAY WILL: _. TAKEREVENGE   Counter Reprisals Threatenes ", Against Biack and Tan “Police in ireland.   MORE SINN FEIN: MURDERS.

COUNTER REPRISALS ~ ARE THREATENED   Gelway County Residents Pre. _paring to Fight Police Who Take Law Into Own Hands.

MAY HIT BACK AT “BLACK AND TANS   Cabinet Ponders MacSwiney Funeral While He Fasts in Prison.

Sinn Feiners Threaten Counter Reprisals Against the “Black and Tan:” Patrol Js Ambushed: Officer Shot   British Believe Situation it Treland Could Not Be Muet Worse; MacSwisey Seem:  Healthy. But Is Verv Weal

“Black and Tan” Officers in Ireland Are Objects of More Threat~ ened Repwnrisals.

KING’S CONDITION MOST GRAVE   Premier of Grecian Government Preparing for the Worst.

BOYS IN. AUTO. ACCIDENT   CAR CRASHES" THROUGH: “BRIDGE ‘ RAIL AT HIGH SPEED - :

BOYS IN AUTO ACCIDEN}   CAR CRASHES THROUGH BRIDGE RAIL AT HIGH SPEED

INO SESSION OF —  CLUB OWNERS   President “Ban Johnson Refused ‘to Accept Invitation

NO CONCESSIONS BASE BALL WAR BY LOYAL FIVE   President Johnson As serts will Be No Joint Session.

NO JOINT BALL MEETING MONDAY   AMERICAN LEAGUE PRES! DENT JOHNSON GIVES INTIMATION.

JORNSON NOT TC MEET NATIONALS   American League President Calls Meeting of Circuit _ For Monday.   ACTION TAKEN AS ANSWER

NO JOINT SESSION OF MAJORLEAGUE CLUBS ON RICNOR   Intimated By Ban Johnson In Reply That Second Invitation Wes issued To ‘‘Loyal Five”

GEN. OBREGON WAS INAUGURATED PRESIDENT OF MEXICO AT MIDNIGHT!   y¥Beo Waited Press.)

NEW REVOLI IN MERIGD LOOMING   U. S. Agents Discover Plan: for Conspiracy Against President

MEETNE AR PERU IN MAY   Preparations Being Make and the Dunkards Will. Assemble in Little Town of Hoover

MEET NEAR -PERU 1 MA\   Preparations Being Made and the * Dunkards Will Assemble in Little Town of Hoover   Children’s Day at Center

BOND ISSUE FOR THE C. RAILROAD   Company Claims It Need: Over Six Millions to Operate Lines.

FAILED TO OBTAIN 6 PER CENT RETURN   Illinois Rail Company Files Application.

RAILROAD ASKS LARGE ISSUE OF REFUND BONDS   Illinois Central Files Ap _ plication. For Mortgage With I. C. C.

ORDER GIVEN FIXES PROFIT MARGIN      Wholesalers Get One Cent th Pound, Retailers Two   WARRANTS CHARGE PROFIT OF: 16 CENTS A POUND ON SUGAR

AMERICAN WOMEN ARE NOW VOTERS   RATIFICATION OF AMEND VOTE IN NOVEMBER

SECRETARY COLBY SIGNS VOTE PROCLAMATION   Government Decree Gives Ballot to U. S. Women—No Ceremony or Setting.

SENATOR INDICTS. THE AIR SERVICE   z SEN. NEW SAYS THE SERVICE ‘A COMPLETE FATLGRE.    NEED PLANES FROM ABROAD EVEN TO ENYADE MEXICO.   Proposes a Separate Department of Aeronantics to Combine AD fey’ ernment Air Actirtiias..

TAXATION AND BUSINESS NEXT ON COX'S SHEET   Will Tackle Industrial Problems And Ease Up  On League.

COX TO DISCUSS. TAX QUESTIONS   Satisfied Public Understands His Position on the League of Nations   ALSO TALKS ON LABOR:   Engaged In Business Operations and Has Handled Many Industrial . Disputeg

WILL WIN OR DISMAST HER  Crew of the Esperanto Th ¥ WRN TD ¥Y¥w¥d¢#   FISHERMAN IS ON WAY TO HALIFAX

WILL WIN OR DISMAST HER  Crew of the Esperanto Sound To Push Her  bm bine  Seencl   FISHERMAN IS ON / WAY TO HALIFAX

BIG CUT IN SHOE PRICES   Wheeling (W. Va.) Merchants Decide on Reduction of From 20 to 30 Per Cent.

SHOE PRICES ARE SLASHED   Cut ef 20 to 30 Per Cent by Wheeling (W. Va.) Merchants,

Bic. CUT IN SHOE. PRICES   Wheeling (W..¥a,). Merchants Decide on Reduction ef From 20 . to 3 Per Cont.

FIUME TO GIVE UP TO ITALIAN ARMY BY TOMORROW  ASSURED   Terms of Peace Arranged and City Government to Stand By Treaty of Rapello      Thus Will End Attempt Made By Gabriele g’Annunzio to Defeat Council’s Wish

DANNUNZIO HAS SURRENDERED   JNUME COMMUNAT: COUNCIL + AND GEN, CAVIGLIA CONERR      Arraugamfnts for, Final End of the  PD Aumuyazio War and Tule Will   Soon Be Effected.

NO FIGHTING IN PORT OF FIUME   Conference For Arranging Final Cessation of Hostilities Today

LATTER TO TREAT ~ WITH CAVIGLIA   Negotiations For Final Cessation ~. Of Hostilities in Progress.   And Wil! Not be Resumed Until Conference Ceasés. D’'Annunzio Ig nored by Beth Sides

Legionaires Offer Stubborn Resistance Against Hopeless Odds Presented by Steady Advance of fron Rina

REPORTED THUGE OOPS FIGHTING   Discussion of Terms for Capitulation of Fiume Starts at Abbazzia.

ETEORIC CAREER OF D'ANNONZIO AS  MILITARY LEADER  COMES TO AN END   Fighting Musician Surrenders all His Powers to ~ Communal Council  Of Fiume.   LEGIONNAIRES MAKE END SPECTACULAR   BLOW .UP POWDER MAGAZINE AND FIRE WOODS ‘SURROUNDING CITY HELD SO LONG IN   CONTROVERSY

TRUCE IS ARRANGED AND FIGHTING IS SUSPENDED   ‘famous Captain of Aviators. Whose Coup D’Etat Startled the Entire World, ls Completely [gnored in Negotiations — Mayor and Commandant Are Spokesmen.

FHE CONDITIONS OF PEACE WITH ITALIAN GOVT. TO BE ARRANGED.   Hostilities in Teapot Wax End Abruptly and Al Military Operations are Suspended.

MAKE PEACE WITH ITALY   Communal Council to Meet General Caviglia Today to Arrange Terms-Fighting Halted Unéer a Truce.

CUMMUNAL COUNCIL OF FIUME ASSUMED CONTROL OF THE CITY   Sonference to Arrange for the Cessation of Hostilities is Planned for Today—D’Annunzio Will Be Ignored in the Deliberae tions—All Fighting Has Been Suspended.

D'ANNUNZIO HAS ~. SURRENDERED   FIUME COMMUNAL COUNCIL - AND GEN. CAVIGLIA CONFER   Arraugem' nts for Final End‘ of thé D'Anuunzio War and Rule Wil « Soon Le Effected.

D'ANNUNZIO GIVES UP ALL HIS POWERS TOCOMMUNAL COUNCIL IN FIUME: FIGHTING SUSPENDED

POWERS BY CAPT. DANNUNZIO THDAY   Picturesque Warrior Who Seized Fiume Gives Up Military Control of City.   COUNCIL TO HAVE CHARGE   Commander of— Italian Troops Will Arrange Terms cf  Peace.

ANNUNZIG Ue BEATEN: GWE UP COMMANL   CONFERENCE TO ARRANGE THE TERMS OF PEACE ARRANGED WITH CELY COUNCIL.

FIGHTING AT FIUME STOPS   Conference On To End Hostilities.   MACHINE GUNS AND MINES   Were Used By D’Annunzio Forces; Italian Regulars Armed Only With Biiles— Fill Hospitals.

D'ANNUNZIO SURRENDERS POWERS TO COMMUNAL COUNCIL OF FIUME   aeneral Caviglia, Commander of Italian Forces, Will Now Arrange Conditions of Peace With Delegation of Members of That Body.   (Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Eventng Swn)

CONDITION OF PEACE WILL BE ARRANGED SOON   General Caviglia Will Meet Delegation From Fiume Council   FOLLOWS SHORT SIEGE   ‘DAnnunzio Unable to Withstand Slowly Encircling lialian Forces

ARRANGETRUCE BETWEEN ITALY AND D’ANUNZIO   Ail Military Operation: Have Been Suspended Pending Conference   ITALIAN POET HAS NOW SURRENDERED POWERS

COUNCIL IN POWER   D' Annunzio, Dictator of Fiume, Has Yielded 4nd Communal Body Is Now Ruling Opera  ” Bonffe State on Adriatic.   FIGHTING FORCES. HAVE * “ESTABLISHED A TRUCE   Battle for Possession of City Suspended; ‘D’ Annunzio Forces Set Fire to Powder Magazine Near Fiume.   "BULLETIN

PANNUNZID 1) GIVE UP FIUME   Soldier Poet To Surrender To Government Troops On Adriatic.

Arrangements For Peace Will Be Made Between General Caviglia and the Council of Fiume. Heavy Fighting Has Already Cost Lives on Both Sides.

HOLD MEETING TO END BATTLE AROUND Filmi   Confzrence Called For Early Wednesday

ALL MILITARY OPERATIONS HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED   POET WARRIOR SURRENDERS POWERS TO COUNCIL

POET. GIVES UP ALL HIS POWERS 10 COUNCIL Uf aT  DITIONS OF PEACE :   All Military Operations Suspended During Confpyence. 3

Fiume’s Mayor and D’Anounzian Captain Confer With Gen. Caviglia’s Envoy; Insurgents Set Fire To Powder Magazine; 400 Reported Killed and 1000 Wounded.

D'ANNUNZIO TURNS ENTIRE CHARGE OF ARMY OVER TO CITY   Peace Negotiations Under Way. Between Mayor of City and Italian Commander.   HOSTILITIES END WHEN REGULARS ENTER -TOWN   Spectacular Defiance of Poet Melts Before Advance of Resistless Invaders.

D’ANNUNZIO SURRENDERS ~— AIS POWERS   Gives Up Fiume Te Communal   Council Which Will Make  Terms With Caviglia.   WAS FIGHTING TUESDAY   Apparently Means End of Long Rebellion Against Italian Government.

D'ANNUNZIO GIVES _ INTO REGULARS   Poet-Leader Surrenders All Powers to Fiume Communal Council.   WAS DRAMATIC CLIMAX   General Caviglia Will Arrange Con. ditions With Council. Held Part of Fiume More Than Year.

WELSH VOTE COAL STRIKE   Boys in Scottish Fields Aliso in Favor ef Walkout—143,371 In Favor of Strike; 42,013 Against it.

tn Or: et er ee RR oe  WELSH VOTE COAL STRIKE   Boys In Scottish Fields Also in Favor of Waikout—143,371 In Favor of Strike; 42,013 Against It.

ALIENS SWELLING-STRIKE VOTE OF BRITISH MINERS   Older Englishmen Reluctant to Inflict Strike on the Country.

VOTE COAL STRIKE IN WALES   Youths Employed in Scottish Fields Also Favor Walkout.

Uprising in Rear of Soviet _ Forces Turns Tide for . ’ Invaders.   PEACE RESOLUTION IS TO HAVE HARD FIGHT   Democrats Prepare to Fili-. buster Until Time for June Adjournment,

VICTORIOUS ARMY MOVES ONWARD INTO TERRITORY HELD BY SOVIET TROOPS   History of Warfare Is Being Made in Vfest While Allies Hold — Councils in East

POLES TAKE KIEF FROM BOLSHEVIKI   Stubborn Figtiting Progresses; een -TPelhow River-Near Mailing 

ROMA PERRY DIES   Beckley High School Student Vietim of Influenza.

Mrs. Jas. Mahood  Answers Summons   Influenza Last Spring, Followed by Tuberculosis, Speeded Earthly End.

LABOR DENOUNCES POLICY IN IRELAND   Lloyd George Is Called “Bully” by British Labor Conference.

LABOR CONGRESS: CONDEMNS LLOYD GEORGE'S COURSE   And Declzres His Plan is “The Word “of a Bully, Backed by Physics Foree.”

DENOUNCE THE COURSE TAKEN BY PREMIER   “BULLY BACKED BY PHY: STRENGTH"  GATES  SICAI LABOR DELR.      Delegates, Representing & Millio;  Workers Heard the Black Tan Police Bitterly Dewninec  and   (By United Prase 1

PRESENT IRISH POLY GLUED THAT OF BULL   #ritish Labor Congress De‘nounces Premier and the Black and Tan Police   GOVERNMENT’S ACTIONS ONLY WIDENING BREACH   POLICE, WITH RECORD UN. PARALLELED, ARE GUILTY Or GROSS INHUMANITY SAYS AN INVESTIGATOR  if

SAY PREMIER MADE, ~SINN. FEIN STRONG   [By ‘Ralph, Miller, ‘United Press Stal  nrracnandant t

Martens Seeks Opening of Trade With United States; - Palmer Heard on Sedition

RUSSIAN SOVIETS SEEK TRADE. ~ RELATIONS — WHYS.    [By Raymond Clapper, United Press  $ Correanondent.}

RUSSIA EAGER FOR TRADE RELATIONS WITH AMERICANS   SOVIET AMBASSADOR MARTIONS EXPRESSES NATION'S DESIRE TO SENATE PROBE COMMITTEE.   PEACE TALK IS STARTED   Willingness of Russia to Enter Into Peace Agrcement With United States Stated on Two Occasions, Martens _ Asserts.

WANS 1 TRE WITH THES   Ambacader Today Asks for the Or eng of Trade Reletions:   SAYS HIS GOVERNMENT WILL BACK Hit UP      Declares thet Lenine Assured Tw American Journalists on This Point Recently

Martens Says Americans Have Already Negotiated For Peace With Soviets

PRIMARY VOTES ARE TABULATED   IWSULPS KNOWN IN SULLIVAS COUNTY VOTING—OPTICEAL FIGURES TOMORROW   HARRIS WINS OVER TAYLOR

RRSULTS “KNOWN: IN SULLIVAN -OOUNTY. ‘VOTING—OFFICIAL . _ FIGURES“ TOMORROW   MARAIS. WINS OVER TAYL?

FIRST STEP TOWARDS RECOGNITION OF MEXICO   Iglesias Calderon Appointed ¢ Special Envoy to Washington.

IS THE INDIAN COMING BACK?   There Are 22,972 More Red Men Here Than In 1916, Statistics  Ghac

MARION COUNTY COURT UPHELD   Decision Declares State Tas , Commission Exceeded Its  i Authority—750 Million  bh Dollars Affected   TAX SITUATION CHAOTIC

State Supreme Court Today Rules Out Tax Board’s Horizontal Increase.   AFFECTS HOWARD COUNTY   First Instaliments Paid, Can No’ Be Refunded—Confusion Will Result.

RECORD CROP OF CORN FORECAST BY GOVERNMENT   Seventy-Nine  Million Abov: Record Crop of Past— Other Crops.

CORN CROP PROMISES TO SMASH RECORDS: “THREEAND A QUARTER  -—- BILUONS OF BUSHEL   Further Falling Off in Forecast for Wheat; Crop Now Figured at 218,000,000 Bushels

UNITED STATES HAS BIGGEST CORN CROF   But Wheat Yield Fails to 750; 648,000 Bushels. .

ORN BREAKS RECORD FOR YEAR 1920   Crop Will Be $3,216,000,006 Bushels, 79,000,000 Bush. els Greater Than Record Crop of 1912.   WHEAT CROP IS STILL SHRINKING   Tobacco Shrinks in Esti mates But Oats Increase Potatoe Increase Twe Million Bushels.

RECORD CORN CROP IN U. S$   Washington Reports It Reaches 3, 216,192,000 Bushels, the Largest Ever.

JURY TROUBLES DETER START Ot NEWBERRY TRIAL   Eight Jurors Selected But Some May Be Thrown Out.   POLITICS IS KEYNOTE   ———  Government Will Introduce Nearly 800 Witnesses During ‘Trial.

NEWBERRY TRIAL IS MOVING ALONG   JURY EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED TODAY AND EVIDENCE BEGUN,

SAINBOW DIVISION REUNION   Approximately 2,500 Veterans Parad ed in Uuirminehum, Ala., Poday.

Col. Mathew A. Tinley, of lowa, Nominated for President of Organization

FIVE DIE AT CROSSING.    Motor Car Was Struck by Freight Train at Ardmore, Ok.”

SKILLED, V HURT. AS FREIGHT HITS AUTO AT GROSSING   injured Member: of Party on Way Home-from Dance of. Legion Will Succumb. *-

5  FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAIN IN ARDMORE STRIKES AUTOMOBILE   Young People All of Wilsox and Lone Grove Were Returning From Dance.

ONE MORTALL' INUURED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Accident Occurs or Crossing; Occupants Were Returning from Legion Dance.

DANCERS’ CAR. DEMOLISHED ~ AT CROSSING   Bodies Strewn: Along, Rail road Tracks: Identified > by Jew elry.   PARTY. ON WAY HOME FROM: SOLDIER DANCE

FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAIN STRIKES AUTC   Young People Returning From Dance Are Victims of Grade Crossing Horror in Oklahoma.

FATAL ACCIDENT ~ HEAR ARDMORE   FIVE KILLED AND ONE FATALLY INJURED WHEN AUTO

5 KILLED ON WAY FROM DANCE   Young Oklahomans In Auto Are Run Down by Train at Grade Crossing Near Ardmore.

FIVE YOUNG PEOPLE AILLED WHEN GAR 13 HIT BY FREIGHT TRAIN   ANOTHER PROBABLY MORTALLY INJURED IN GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT NEAR ARDMORE,

EAMON DE VALERA GIVEN FREEDOM OF NEW YORK   (pens Campaign to Float Ten Million Dollars Bond Issue for Irish Ponnhtic.

Named in Five Words; Demonstration Follows; Will Serve, Says; Friends Claim Big Vote   ‘BITTER ENDERS’ OPPOSE WITH CLAIM OF 400 AGAINST

SHORT SPEECH Baca LONG DEMONSTRATION   FORTY-FIVE MINUTES FRENZIEL ACCLAIM FOLLOWS 4-WORD NOMINATING ADDRESS.

Former Secretary . Treasury ~ ‘Placed in Nomination in the “Shortest Speech Known,   PARTISANS OF WPADOO - STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Parade ‘Hall With: Banners » While Bands Play and Sing: "ers Sing: Scene Is Signifi:  ~~ cant of What May Happen.

McAdoo’s Nomination Signal For Scene of Old-Time Enthusiasm By Delegate:   lasted Ports Minutes.

CROWN PRINCE IS SUBJECTED TO THE DRAFT   Nominating Speech Declared To Be One of the Shortest On Record   THINK HE WILL ACCEPT   RUMORS HE WOULD NOT SERVE DECLARED TO BE THE WORK OF ENEMIES.

BENNETT CLARK IN SCRAP TO PREVENT PARADE FOR M’ADO0   Struggled to Keep Missouri Ban. ner Out of Big Demonstration for Secretary.   OLD LINE LEADERS MAY SUPPORT CHAMP CLARK   Are Looking for a Candidate Who Can Defeat Favorite— Say Party Owes Clark.

ME AGUO PLACED IN NOMINATION NEVERTHELESS   Dr. Jenkins Savs the Con vention Will Draft Him for Service.   In One of Shortest Speeches of Kind on Record, It Is Said.

NOMINATED   FRIENDS DRAFT FAVORITE IN. TO FRISCO CONTEST   WILD DEMONSTRATION   Nominating Speech For Former Cabinet Officer Shortest On Record

tt OVATION ) GIVEN tM Y DELEGATES   1 Shortest Speech on cord, Burris Jenkins yminates Former Sectary — Demonstration sts Nearly an Hour.

ORATOR JENKINS ASSURE GROND (F ACCEPTANCE   Colorado and Missouri Among “States to Remain Out of Noisy Celebration   JOHN W. DAVIS ONLY ONE “YET TO BE NOMINATED   Cox and Palmer Also Given Tremendous Ovations On Being Nominated  a

CROWN PRINCE TO THE DRAFT   Nominating Speech Declarex Te Be One of the Shortest   THINK HE WILL ACCEPT   RUMORS @E WOULD NOT SERVE DESLARED TO SE THE WORK

BRIEFEST, SPEECH MADE BY JENKINS   Kansas City Divine Nominates McAdoo In Few Words and With Little Oratory

tal IMATEA WUEO TIONED BY THE GUTY   Sensation Caused at Hearing   When City Shows Great OverEstimate of N.-W. Engineer  on Cost of Filling      RAILROADS FOCUS ATTACK  UPON THE GAUSEWAY SITE   Vague About Second and Badger  Streets Locations, and Have no : Figures as to Their Cost

Sensation Caused at Hearing When City Shows Great Over-Estimate of N.-W. Engineer on Cost of Filling   RAILROADS FOCUS ATTACK UPON THE CAUSEWAY. SITE   Vague About Second and Badger Streets Locations, and Have no Figures as to Their Cost

SITUATION IN BELFAST TENSE   Troops Patrol Streets of lrish Cities to Prevent Fighting.

NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED AT MINSK   Doubtful Whether Answer to Allied Ultimatum Received Thursday Will be Satisfactory.   REGARDED BY SOME AS INSULT

FUNDS FOR WAR CLAIM.         Measure Carries Money ine ing Bodies Fram: France:

CONTEST FOR SCHOLARS   PUPILS OF SCHOOLS OF EMMET COUNTY SHOULD ENTER THIS CONTEST WITH VIM   MAY WIN MEDAL FOR COUNTY   The U. S. Army Invites You rs Enter / and You May Get a THip to  , Washingtno, D. C. 3 ®

WAR DEPT. 10 GIVE SCHOOL PRIZES   SCHOOL CHILDREN TO WRITE ES. “SAY IN CLASS ROOMS ON FEBRUARY 20.

TURNS DOWN JAP PROPOSALS   China Decides to Refuse to Accept Tokyo’s Offers Regarding Shantung, Paris Hears.

Harding Agrees to Listen to Womer Who Are Opposed to Equal Saffrage.

ANOTHER DEATH DUE 10 BOTTLED OLIVES   Four Members of New York Family Have Died and Three Others Critically I1l—Appeal Made For New Serum.

PARIS PEOPLE ‘LEAVING CITY BEFORE STRIKE   French government ready for trouble if May Day strikers start it

MANY LEAVING PARIS   To Avoid the Demonstrations FExnected on Mar i.

GOVERNMENT PREPARES FOR TROUBLE IN PARI   Expected May Day Demonstra tion Causes Many People to Leave The City.

GREAT BRITAIN AUTS TO AVERT STRIKE SPREAD   Efforts to Prevent Paralyzation of Railroads and Docks.   Yiore Than 1,000,000 Miners and Other Coal Field Workers Idle.

ENGLAND STRIVES es ram      Over A: ‘Million Miners _ And 500,000: Other Workers Idle.   PRINCE OF WALES MAY BE MEDIATOR   Will Consent To Act If Both Sides Request It—Railway Workers Are Restless.

BABY STOLEN FROM CRADLE BY KIDNAPPERS    . PARENTS OFFER BIG BEWARD FOR CAPTURE OF ANYONE IMPLICATED IN PLOT

KIDNAPPERS STEAL — ALITTLE BABY   Reward of Site Is Offered of Any. ane Tnplicated in the Cringe

Blakely Coughlin, 13 Months, Is Stolen From Home of Parents At Norristown   CROWDS SCOUR COUNTY   Experts Obtain Impressions From Window On Seeond Floor Of Home

GRIER ASSURED. NEW HOLD ON LIFE   By Big Fund Raised at $1000 a Plate Dinner in New -~York Last Nicht.

Herbert Hoover's $1,000 Plate Dinner Proves to be a Great Success.

SOCIALIST PARTY CONVENTION SET FOR SAT. MAY @   200 Delegates Will Meet in New York City.

SOCIALISTS SOON TO MEET.   National Convention to Begin at New York Wext Saturday.

JOHNSON SE             ate WIN Retaen te  Defeated Cane Mithes No Siusdempnt.  Callfernt

DEVELOPMENT   DECLARES FOR CO-ORDINATION OF AMERICAN RESOURCES.   WELFARE OF ONE MAN IS WELFARE OF HIS FELLOWS   Agricultural Production of Greater In terest to Those in Cities Than on Farm, He Says in Plea For Better Transportation.

Lirt vr AMERICA MUST BE CLOSER   Closer Knitting Together Of American Life

ONE FOR ALL, ALL FOR ONE’ SEN HARDING      Republican Presidential Can didate in Address at West Jefferson.

ARDING ROKS UNIFIED LIFE FOR AMERICA   Advocates Agricultural and Industrial Policy. to Aid Common Good in Nation

HARDING STRESSES LEGISLATIVE NEEDS TO HELP FARMERS   Should Be Given Labor Supply and Protected from Unfair Foreign Competition.   COX ENTERS LAST LAP OF LONG CAMPAIGN TRIP   Candidate in Missouri Today for Speeches at Kansas: City and Joplin.

HARDING URGES ALL TO COORD" TE   Says One For All and All For One is Only Safe Policy of Nation.   COX ENDS TOUR TODAY

UNTED EFFORT 1S HABNINE’S POLICY        Senator. Advocates , -tion © “Agricalture. and  ES

BETTERMENT OF CONDITIONS ON FARMS IS URGED   Senator Harding De. clares in Favor Cooperztive Marketing.

Republican Presidential Nomi --nee Advocates Agricultural and Industrial Policy to Coordinate Resources ‘   POINTS TO WAY LEADING TO FULL ACHIEVEMENT:   Reiterates Belief that Farmers Should Be Given Right of Co-operative Marketing and Other Advantages

Industrial. Fabric >of Natior --Depends.on Food Sup: ply. He Says. :   FOR RURAL- SCHOOLS   Deplores Lack of Educationa ". Facilities for All in Country.

CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING BY FARMERS FAVORED BY HARDING   Senator Advocates “Agricultural and Industrial Policy to Co ordinate American Resources for:the Common Good— Betier System: of Rural, Education Urged,.

ONE FOR: ALL; “ALL-FOR ONE   AN Must Stand Together for America, Declares Harding.   MUST HELP THE FARMER   Beiter Farming Conditions’. As Important to Those in Citics as on Farais.

SEH HARDING. SAS AE WANTS WATE) MERIC   I Want To See American Life Knit Togethér,” He Says.

IS PREACHED BY HARDING   ONE FOR ALL AND: ALI GOR ONE THE MOTTO   Advocates Agricultural and Industrial Policy that Will Co-ordinate American Resources for the Common Cand. oo

HARDING SAYS ONE FOR ALL; ALL FOR ONE MUST BE MOTTE   Declared for Improved Kd: ucation and Life on Farms.

RARDING THROWS QUT NIGE BAT TU CATCH FARMER   “ONE POR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE” IS MOTTO SUGGESTED FOR THE NATION.

“ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE”, SLOGAN   Sen. Harding Advocates 3 Strong Agricultural Policy.   URGES COOPERATIVE BUYING FOR FARMERS

ONEFORALL, ALLFOR ONE, HARDING IDEA   WANTS TO SEE AMERICAN LIFE KNIT TOGETHER IN HUMANE PATTERN,

HARDING TALKS TO FARMERS   FIAMRMING: TALAS TO FARMERS  Republican Candidate Reiterates Belief in Co-Operative Warketine.

CHAUTAUQUA TO BE BIG EVENT.   LOCAL COMMITTEES ORGANIZED— PROGRAM PLANNED PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT AS

Local Committee OrganizedSplendid Program Planned— Pienty of Entertainment as weil as Lectures,

COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR-ELECT M'CRAY  At Springfield, Ill., to Study Budget   At Springfield, Ill., to Study Budget System --Indiana May Have Similar One.

COMMITTEE  POINTED BY GOVERNOR LEC MGRAY  At Springfield, Ill., to Study Budge System —Indiana May Have

FLU VICTIMS MAY GET BOOZE   Planned to Give Chicago Hispitals Seized Whisky.

SEIZED WHISKY FO FOR FLU   U. S. Attorney Plans to Give Hospitale 100 Cases of “No Man's” Liquor,

IOWAN KILLED, THREE HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Motorists Seriously Injured When Two Cars Collide On Hill Near Davenport.

ONE DEAD AND OTHERS INJURED IN AUTO MISHAP   Two Cars Collide at the Crest of Hill Near Donohue Sunday Afternoon,

ONE KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Donahue, Iowa, is Scene o Fatal Head-On Collision Sunday.

NE DEA THAEE HURT IN ANT TRAGEDY    Two Antos Meet at Crest of a Hill Near Donahue,  Inws

BAKER FOR CLOSE COMMUNION    Secretary Would Bring Army Closer   io the Pablic.

DRY COMMISSIONER fO PLEASED WIT - BANS IN CHIGAGD   Kramer Glad That Severa Bootleggers are Included in Clean Up.   ARREST MORE OFFENDERS

is AOTLEE e) FAHAr taj ~ wl *, : FEGERS fe Boch  tt GhicAsd vAGE EGUNUUF   agu cfecen said Fleases Comiémissioncr Kramer,

BOOTLEGGERS NABBED IN CHICAGO ROUNDUP   Result of Recent Raid Pleases Commissioner Kramer, 

POSITIVELY. NOTHING   Of Impertance Develops it Paul Murder Case

NO SUCCESSFUL CLUES   Run Down by Authorities in Effort to Solve Paul Mystery.

FOUND WITH GOODS   FINED FOR ILLEGAL TRANSPOR: TATION ‘OF LIQUOR   TRAILED 10 BASE OF SUPPLIES   C. C, Raser Is Fined a Hundred. Dol. lars and Coste When Arraigned. Before Mayor.—H. E. Harvey Held to ‘the Grand Jury. ,

KAISER FLAG IS HOISTED AT ~~. GERMAN CAME   Daily Mail Says Looks Like Civil War. Allies Join in Warning Germany Must  Keep Pledges,

LUETTWITZ ARRESTED BY EBERT OFFICIALS   Commander of Revolutionary Forces Under Kapp Taken in Pomerania~-Berlin Guarded.   CIVIL WAR IMMINENT

. 7 . we < af OU COMPANY ‘GUILRY   His Convicted  of Mis-Labeling Gasoline te Get Low Rate. -

MISLABELED GASOLENE      ad     vaptha te hi kates     Casing Head Mar Get Lower Fre

MISLABELED GASOLINE   Casing Head Marked as Naptha fe jet Lower Freigni nates

ANCE.  “SHOWS Bic can   Over 2 Billions } More’ Written : Than in Year Previous, Say - Biouree- Given Out Todav

STAGE SET FOR STATE FAIR AT DES MOINES   Record Attendance Is Ex pected—Arrange Spe cial Trains.

(OMPTROLLER’S RULING BRINGS APPEAL:TO WILSOL   ‘Treasury Head Tells Railroad He Might Withhold  Further Payments Pending Final Aceounting,.

ROADS ASK WILSON FOR CUARANTRE   Demand Money Unde - Provisions of -Transpor‘tation Act .   [PROTEST AGAINST RULING   Declare Action .of Comptroller of Treasury is Tleral

RAILWAYS APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT   Want Payments Under ’ Guarantee Act.

RAILS APPEAL. TO WILSON FOR IMMEDIATE PAY   Want Ruling Withholdins Their Compensation Rewatad at Mmssa ,

Railroads Appeal To . President Wilson   The Ruling af the Comiptvotter of Cur. rency in Regard to Payments Due Railroads the Cause.

RUSSIA IS STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT THE WORLD HE SAYS   Soviet Government Has $4! 50, 000,000 in Gold to Spend is Testimony of Ambassador.   DESIRE TO PURCHASE NECESSARIES ABROAD   lestifies Before Senatorial Com. mittee No Part Has Been Taken in Radicalism.

SENATE COMMITTEE EXAMINES MARTENS   SOVIET RUSSIA NO LONGER FIRED BY MISSIONARY ZEAL, WITNESS SAYS.

Guards Had Left Land   Soviet Russian Government is Firmly Established. Martens Tells Committee

REDS ABANDON WORLD REVOLT   SATISFIED WITH CONTROL OF RUSSIA “AMBASSADOR” ASSURES SENATORS      Soviet Representative . Denies Ef forts to Foment Unrest in America,

SOVIET RUSSIA NOT CONDUCTING PROPOSANDA NOW   Ludwig Martens, Self-Stylec Ambassador, Tells Committee Bolsheviks are Now Able to Fight the Wor'd.

MARTENS DENIES HE IS AIDING IN RADICAL SPREAD   Communist Trials in Chicago Will Open in April, It Is Decided.

SOVIET AUGaIA “INFINE FETTLE CHV MOTT HC   So Well Organized at Home That Its Agents Are Not Fired by Zeal to Set the World Ablaze With Revolution.   Now That His People Are Strong Enough to Fight Universe Talk of Tearing Earth to Shreds Has Ceased.

WORLD SCHEME UF SOVIETS ABANDONEE   Pian For Revolution Dropped ‘Martens Claims.   TESTIFIES TO SENATORS

NARTENG ofS REVOLUTION 15 NOT RUSS PLAN   Self-styled Russian Ambassa: dor Declares That Russian Soviets No Longer Fired By Missionary Zea!   DENIES CONNECTION IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS   Boasts of Strength of Armies and Power of Wealth Hetd by Lenine and Trotzky

DENY REDS AIM REVOLT   Martens Says Russians Are Not Fired With Missionary Zeal   AVERS REDS SAFETY IS IN OWN STRENGTH

LEAGUE PACT IS ENDURSEL BOMPLETELY      Heat In Squabble Over Planks Develops Today—Bailioting Hour Uncertain

Undaunted by Defeat in Committee, Bryan Goes to Convention Floor Full of Fight—Will Offer Several Sharp Amendments to the  _ Direct Consideration of the Delegates.

WILSON PLANS ~ GARRY ON FINE   Platform as Reported, Throw Down for Bryan and Other Administration oes.   LEAGUE IS ENDORSED DRY PLANK IS IGNORED   Resolutions Committee Deaf to the Commoner on Both Issues He Championed.

WILSONIAN POLICIES SUSTAINED   DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM MAKERS ADHERE TO LANGUAGE OF NOW FAMOUS “VIR. GINIA” DOCUMENT   BRYAN MEETS WITH DEFEAT   “Wet” and “Dry” Question Ignored While “Irish Republic Is Not Mentioned By Committee Report.

League Endorsed And Ratification  _ Is Demanded   Wet and Dry Question Not Mentioned. ~— ed rh pathy” Only Expressed’ for Ireland and  menia—-No Promise of Money Bonus, fav TI @ Che.

Plattorm Is Presented To  Convention   i Convention  ‘Represents Victory For Wil sonian Policies In Practically Every Plank        SILENT ON WET AND DRY ISSUE  Trish Republic Matter Is Also Given Go-By, By Resolu  Trish Republic Matter Is Also  Given Go-By, By Resolutions Committee

TELEGRAPHIC WILSONIAN POLICIES TRIUMPH IN e PLATFORM. “SUBMITTED a  : FRISCO. CONVENTION

-TSLAND WELCOME   United 8 States Government Makes ‘SWespiig Changes at the Gateway to America, no te   HARSH ATTENDANTS LET QUT.   v ae pela d Freedom and Sunshine Being Piannéd * for New Arrivale--Kind and Oe,  ., tht Treatment Are Now Oe,   manded for immigrants,

CHANGES AT ELLIS ISLAND   Big Station Will Be Made Mor Comfortable for Foreigner: Coming to Our Shores.

David R. Francis Says the Govern ment Wiil Be Overthrown Within Six Months.

SAYS RUSS SOVIETS DOOMED   David R. Francie Says the Govern. ment Wilf Be Overthrown Within Six Months.

DEMURRER IS DISMISSED.   Authority of Congress to Reg ulate Nomination of Its Members Upheld by Judge.

SENATOR NEWBERRY AND 134 OTHERS MUST STAND TRIAL   Michigan Judge Holds That Congress Has the Authority to Regulate Nomination and Election of Mem. hers.

HARDING WORKING ON FIRST SPEECH   WITH CAMPAIGN PLANS CONE. PLETED TURNS ATTENTION TO ADDRESS

CHECK FOR A DOLLAR JS SENT 10 HARDING   BREAD CAST UPON WATERS RE TURNS TO NOMINEF.   Mae He Befriended Years Age Repaye Debt, Along With Expreesion ef Admirativon aaé Geod Will.

SENATOR HARDING THANE ATTENTION AGEEPTANGE TALK   Will Devote Most of Time Prior to July 3 to Its Preparation,   CONFERENCES CONTINUE WITH PARTY LEADERS   No Action Towards Calling First Meeting of Executive Committee of Twenty-one Together Until Membership is Completed.

HARDING TURN HIG EFFORTS 10 KEYNOTE SPEEGt   Acceptance Address Will Occupy Most of Nominee’s Time Until He Depart: for Marion. Ohio. July 3.

“ON HIS SPEECE   Gets Ready to Sound Campaign Keynote; Man Returns Dol-lar Borrowed Years Ago. 

WiLL SOUND KEYNOTE,   Senator Harding Now Pury His Attention to Svesch of Acceptance.

HARDING COMMENCES WORK ON ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   ‘Republican Nominee Will Devote Next Ten Days to Preparing His Keynote Address, *

HARDING IS AT WORK ON KEYNOTE SPFECE   Republican Nominee Turns Atten tion to Address of Acceptance.

SENATER HARDING Busy AT WORK 4 ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   Republican Candidate Yesterday Turned His Attention To Preparation Of -That. Document “In Cine nel - ° .   HELD INFORMAL CONFERENCES

HARDING RECEWES DOLLAR GHEGK   Debtor Returns Sum Borrower Years Ago From Republican Nominee.

TELL OF PORTUGAL STRIKE   Travelers Reaching Madrid Confirr Reports of Disturbance—May Be Revolution.

TO BECOME. AN AMERICAN      Gaili-Carey: To Take Ont’ Citizen ship Papers.

ONLY A FEW HUNDRED ENTHUS IASTS HUNT SEATS AN HOUR BEFORE CONVENTION STARTS   CONFUSION iS MISSING   Rush of Crowds Which Featured G O. P. Meeting is Absent in Ban Francisco—Big Hall Has Cathedral Aspect as Gavel Sounds

OPENING: SCENE ~ OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT FRISCO THIS P.M         Pretty Girl Ushers * (eods of the Uni versity of California Showed People t ats f

VEMOGRATS CET READY FOR WORK   CONVENTION OPENED MON. DAY AT ’FRISCO WITH LARGE CROWD.   MARINES BLEW A BUGLE   Formal Opening of Great Convention Signalized By Brilliant Display of Flags From Many States,

Capper Makes Plea To Stop Landslide From Farm.to City   Kansas Senator Says Nation’s Food Supply Is Endangered by Mvement to Cities Caused by Unjust Distribution of Agricu:tural Profits. Says Tens of Thousands Are Leaving and Ask Legislation for Relief

AVIATORS ARE “REPORTED SAFE   ‘Lost Over Week in Theit Flight Across the Sahara Desert ~

CHIEF KILLED BY BANDITS.   Daisytown Official Shot by Postoffice Safe Blowers

VIENNA CROWDS STORM TRAIN iN EFFORT 10 LEAVE   SEVERAL WOMEN AND CHIL DREN KILLED IN STATION RIOTING

AMERICANS IN GERMANY ARE IN GREAT PERIL   Allied Missions in Berlin Now At Mercy of Kaiser’s Men   SEE CIVIL WAR AHEAD   ENTRY OF REACTIONARIES IN BERLIN TODAY REVIVES OLD ™ DAYS OF ‘HOCH DER KAISER’

GHARGES AGAINST . ALLEGED JEHOVAH   Petition Says He Contribytes to Dependency of Minor — Childre;.

EXPEDITION SPONSORED BY AMERICAN MUSEUM « OF, NATURAL HISTORY TO!  SPADT IAT TEDPRITARY .                    Will Also Study the Aborigi Now Said to Be Fast- Disap nearing in China.

MISSING LINK TO BE SOUGHT BY AMERICANS   Scientists Agree that Central Asiatic Plateau Have Prehistoric Relics.

A SUA © SITUATION   'w President of Chile Has One of These to Ge Con sidered,

WORKERS IN CHILE REFUSE TO HANDLE LIQUOR SHIPMENTS   Federation of Labor Protest Action of Wine Industry of Country.

FILE A PROTEST WITH PRESIDENT   Chilean Port Workers Resen' Effort to Force Them to Unload Liquors.

BRYAN COME-BACK ALSO IMPROBABLE, 1S CRITIC'S OPINION   Sharp Eye Should Watch McAdoo MenTells How Cox Refused $1,500,000 © Offer to Turn “Bone Dry”

—_ OE  ———— CC __E_E_ EE EEE Oe  COX UNLIKELY TO CONTINUE AS LEADER OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY, SULLIVAN SAYS   BRYAN GOME-BACK ALSO IMPROBABLE, IS CRITIC'S OPINION   Sharp Eye Should Watch McAdoo MenTells How Cox Refused $1,500,000 Offer to Turn “Bone Dry”   Draper

BRITISH BREAK © PARLEY OVER OLD — GERMAN CABLES   Delegation Reiurns Home for Holidays—Means In-’  ee i Wee

RECESS PROBABLE __ IN GABLE PARLEY   British. ‘Delegates Leave ; For England.

BRITISH DELEGATES TD THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS «AT HOME

CABLE CONFAB DELEGATES 10.  ~ TARE REGESS   Provisional Agreement. Drawn Up on Disposition of German Communications —

‘British Delegates   Tana fae Hani   Phe Internationak Communication Vonterenco on Former German Ca bles Adjourned.

Girl Who Accuses Her ‘Sweetheart’ With Murder of Four   Charge Moonshiner, Held For Attack on Girl, With Wiping Out Family to Remove Evidence of Crime

LITTLE Gi  1 AVENE MURDER Ur nth FAMILY   Guards Proteet Child Wil ness of Swampland Crime   MOONSHINER HELD FOR FOUR MURDERS   Father, Brother, Sister anc Sister’s Baby Slain in Mississippi

AVENGE CRIME   Moonshiner Held for Bru tal Murder. in Missis- . fo sippi Swamp...   ACCUSED OF ASSAULT

TROOP CORDONS  GUARD DUBLIN; - RIOTING FEARED   \British Military Authorities in Emerald Isle Prepare © for Easter   EDITOR CRITICIZES GEORGE

Military Cordon Is Drawn Around Dublin and Gates to City Are Being Guarded; All Travelers Are Searched

ALANCE SHEET OF LEAGUE COUNTRIES ASKED BY COUNCIL   Would Halt Issuance of More Paper Money as. Weakening to Foreign Credits.

ATION 10 DIVULGE ~ ALL OEY SECRETS   Financial Conference at Brus: sels to be Show Down of Situation. =,   URGE PAPER. DEFLATION

GERMANY: MAY BE Th LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Financial Conference Invites All Nations to Prepare Deb Balance Shee and Not tc  Issue . More Paper Mon.

MARGONED SEAMEN FAGE STARVATION AS STGRM RAGES   SIDNEY 0. NEFF THREAT ENED WITH CRUSHING IN FLOES SIX MILES  CUT TFT   AIR AID SOUGHT   Impossibile to Fly Hydroplane to Rescue of 18 Members of Crew.

MAROONED ON THE ICE FOR 86 HOURS 18 MEN IN PERIL   Precarious Plicht of Crew of Vessel Cavirtht in lice Jam Two Miles Out in Lake Michigan,

TOLD OF LOWDEN MERITS   ~—. ne + } Hon. Charles Adkins, of Hlinois, Heard Here Last Night

Interstate Commerce _ Commission Continues — *... Hlearing on Rate:

HEARINGS ON ~ RY. RATE CASES   Railroads Say They Are Heavy Losers. States Claim Raises In Rates Unjustified.

LEGION ASKS FOR HOMES FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS   Camp Dodge Comes In for Considera. tion in Plans of World War Veter. ans’ Organiestion

PRISON FOR - ‘AGITATOR            if “ Five Years for “Ceiminal Anarchy.

WALL OF POLICE BARRACKS BLOWN OUT WITH BOME   Building Also Riddled with Rifle Shots Fired by Attacking Party at Tuam, County Galway, Ireland.

NIGHT RAIDERS ATTACK IRISH POLICE BARRACKS   Patrols Disperse ‘Besiegers after Bombs are Thrown and Wall Demolished by a Bomb

IAISH ATTACK POLICE STATION RIDDLE WINDOWS   Rifles and Pistols Used Freel And Bombs Hurled by Mob

MORE TROUBLE IN ERELAND.   Police Barracks Besieged. Bombs Theawn aud Mails Rebbed.

BRITISH BARRAGKS BOMBED BY IRISH   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, TRACED WR TH TRIB!

MOVE ON FOOT TO PROTECT FARMERS   Senators and Representatives to Hold Conference.   Outline of Tentative Program of Legislation Agreed Upon—May Stop Canadian Wheat.

PLAN FARMERS’ BILL   CONFERENCE OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES CALLED.   Tentative Program of Legislation Already Agreed Upon Is Outlined— To Hit Canadian Grain.

Mexican Officials Attact Much Significance To Downfall Of Rebels.

CEN. HARDING AWAITS CONFERENCE OWTCOMI   ‘Will Cox and Wilson Reach Agreement on Their Campaign Issues?

WILLCOXAND  PRES. WILSON SPLIT ON THE MAINISSUES?   Revublicans Watching the White House Meeting Tomorrow With the Keenest Interest   A VITAL CONFERENCE   Harding Receives Assurances From East and West That Former Progressives Are In Line

REPUBLICANS HOPE OR BREAK WHEN COX MEETS WILSON   Believe That Nominee Ang President Are Far Apart On League Ratification   SEE DIVIDED PARTY

360 WOMEN FROM 20 NATIONS OPEN CHRISTIANIA MEET   treland. Mexico. Russia Among New Members International Congress of Women.

WOMEN OF 20 NATIONS MEET   International Congress in Norway Plans to Admit Other Delegates © to Organization.

350 DELEGATES ATINTERNATION WOMEN’S MEET   Congress Opens Sessions At Christiana; Secretary Named.

350 DELEGATES AT BIG MEET   Women of Twenty Nations Attend In ternational Congress.

SEVENTY-FIVE ON HONOR ROLL   LIST FOR FIRST SIX WEEKES 0! TERM AT HIGH SCHOOL ‘ ANNOUNCED TODAY.   THIRTEEN ARE IN CLASS A

SEVENTY-FVE ON HONOR POL   ‘LIST FOR FIRST SIX WEEKS OF TERM AT HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCED TODAY,   THIRTEEN ARE !N CLASS 

GOVERNMENT AIDS “TRUST SMASHING   INDICTMENTS. ARE RETURNED - AGAINST CONCERNS RECENTLY INVESTIGATED.

INDICTMENTS RETURNED BY GOVERNMENT   Add Their Efforts to Those of the State of New York   MAINTAINED CLEARING HOUSES

GOVERNMENT NOW ENTERS BUILDING TRADES INQUIRY   Indictments Charging Viola: tions of Sherman AntiTrust Law are Returned   SAND CONCERNS AND OTHERS IMPLICATED   Statement Made that Electri onl Contractors Send Out ‘Manthiy Prien T.tete

PROBE UNCOVERS TRADE COMBINE   Buildin g Trust Inquiry Throws Light on NationWide Cambhinahoan   MORE INDICTMENTS VOTED   Federal Government Aids State Investigation; Sand Concerns Invalved

UNCLE SAM ADDS. HIS LEGAL FLAIL 10 NEW YORK'S WHIP   Four Sand Concerns and Eleven Indivicuals Indicted by Fedreal Grand Jury.   TEAM WORK TO FLEECE PEOPLE, SAYS UNTERMEYER   Some of Most Extensive Co. operative Organizations of Manufacturers and Con. tractcrs Yet Brought Forth Uncovered by Probers.

U.S. TAKES HAND IN INDICTING OF N.Y. TRUSTS   EVIDENCE Sh}>WS HUNDREDS OF  FIRMS UNITED TO FLEECE THE PEOPLE

SDUNTRYWIDE TRUST CONTROLS CERTAIN LINES OF BUILDING MATERIALS, CHARGE   FORMER OFFICIAL OF UNITED STATES BUREAU OF JUSTICE 1S SAID TO BE MIXED UP IN IT—FEDERAL INDICTMENTS ADDED TO STATE’S CASE IN NEW. YORK AND SCANDAL IS GROWING FAST.

EVIDENCE OF TEAM WORK 0 FLEECE PEOPLE   The New York Building Trust In. vestigation Continues to Brins High Cost and Profiteerin; Scandal To Light.

FIRST FEDERAL INDICTMENTS IN — TRUST INQUIRY   “Charges Of  Vidlating Sherman Anti-trust. Act Placed Against Fifteen Conceins. and Individ uals-At New York Yesterday. .   ATTORNEY MAKES’ ADMISSION

GOVERNMENT ~ PAYS RY, RENTA   700 Million or 74 Per Cent Is Turned Over to, Roads by Counsel

COMPENSATION CONTRACTS  WITH RAILROADS SIGNED   These Involved $717,153,182 or 71 Per Cent of Total Annual Rental, Says Report.

RAILBROAD CONTRACTS SIGNED.   Compensation Involved Totals 71 Pereont of Aanval Rental,

U.S. GOVERNMENT NOT TO INTERPOSE ANY OBJECTION   Germary Has Its Consent To Send More Troops In Ruhr Valley To Restore Order.

AMERICAN. GOVERNMENT. WILL NOT OPPOSE -GERMAN TROOPS IN RUHR VALLE}

CHARGE NEGRO — _ WITH ASSAULT   Large Crowd Assemblec at Jail—No Trouble~ Anticipated - _

DALLAS WECAQ  ADMITS ASSAULT Wilt WOMAN   LARGE CROWD GATHERS AT JAIL BUT MOB DEMONSTRATION IS NOT EXPECTED.

LIEUT. ROOSEVELT IN NARROW ESCAPE IN AEROPLANE   Plane Goes on a Wild Run Over Ground—Rooseveit Jumps Before Plane Digs Nose in Ground.

Col. moaseed  _ Escapes Death In Air Twice    Saved From One Smash by : Quick Jump; Later Crashes Tuto Tree.

ROOSEVELT HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Airplane Runs Away Wit! Theodore, Second   HOPS FROM FUSILAGE   Lands Free of Rudders and Comes Up Smiling—Takes Another Aircraft to Vinita, Oklahoma, Where Machine Crashes Into F ** Accidents Will Hap ”

 INARUNAWAY   JUMPS FROM FUSILAGE AND LANDS FREE OF RUDDER—. NARROW ESCAPE FROM  DEATH ._—«—i(«j

Col. Théodore Roosevelt Had —  Narrow Escape From Death In  Aeroplane Accident Yesierd a    son Of Former President: Was Preparing For Flight To Oklahoma   Town To Fill Speaking Date and Machine Started Before Pilot  Was Aboard. HadsAnother Accident. On Second Attempt To Make Trin.

CLOSE SHAVES FOR ROOSEVELT   Was in Airplane Accidents at Joplin and Vinita.   SHOWED ROOSEVELT NERVE   After Escaping Injury by Lucky Jump He Flew to Okiahoma in Another Plane

CLOSE GALL FLA GOL. ADOSEVELT   Has Narrow Escape Fron Death by an Airplane at Joplin, Mo.

ROOSEVELTNEAR' DEATH IN PLANE   Centinees Flight Aiter Two Planes im Which He Was a Passenger Were Wrecked   ON SPEAKING TOUR   First Plane Ran Away at Joplin Mo.; The Second Was Disabled at Vinita, Oklz.

LEAPS FROM PLANE; ROOSEVELT IS SAVED   Colonel Has Narrow Escape From Death,

ROOSEVELT TWIGE ESCAPES DEATH   Teddy, jr., in Two Airplane Accidents in One Day, Enters Third to Continue Trip te Fill Speaking Date.

TEBDY’S NARROW ESCAPE.      Lt. Colonel] Roosevelt in ‘Two Thrilling Escapades With Air Planes.

GOL. ROOSEVELT AALS HIMOELT FROM: AIRPLANE   Machine Tears Wildly Down the Field When Pilot Gives Propellor a Twist With   the Throttle Open.

AIRPLANE RUNS AWAY WITH YOUNG TEDDIE   THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR. HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH AT JOPLIN, MISSOURI

DAYTON DOLLS HERSELF UP IN HONOR OF CO   Expect one hundred thousand to be present on acF ceptance day   MAS. COX FOR “MOVIES’   :Dem. presidential nominee  hears encouraging re ports from cohorts

MRS. COX TAKES FIRST. LESSON IN MOVIE’ WORK   Learns io Operate Camera ‘Given Her by Mrs.  Fe TY EAT cnn

“-ATALLY SHOT BY A BANDIT   East St. Louis Man Killed by Second Holdup Man as He Fights First.

IS FATALLY SHOT BY BANDIT   East St. Louis Citizen Kil'ed in Fight With Holdup Men,

PARSONAGE 10 BEERECTED BY ST, JAMES CUTH.   In Rear of Church At Second and Chestnut * Streets   Tribute to New Pastor, and Architect Ritcher Will Draft Plans

LIQUOR LAWFUL IN HOMES UNL}   Hotels and Clubs Must Forego Serving Guests, Is Kramer Decision.

END CORKAGE GRAFT    Liquor Owners Must Consume - Stocks at Home. .

HUGE CROWDS SAW  THE VINLAND FAIR   MOST SUCCESSFUL COMMUN_ITY EVENT EVER) HELD — CLOSED YESTERDAY   Motor Cars ot the Visitors Overflowed Into Fields Near the: Grove   awrence Visiters Present it Large Numbers Report a Splendid Fai

MOST SUCCESSFUL ITY EVENT EVER CLOSED YESTER          Motor Cars of the Visitors: flowed Into Fields Near thi Grove   jawrence Visiturs "Present Large Numbers Report -a uolendid a 7

‘WHARPER MURDE “REVIVES INTERES   J. C, LUCAS, “ALIAS J. C. LEWIS SUBPICIONED BY AUTHORIMES, CAUGHT IN TOLEDO.   HELD ON CHARGE OF    Prosecutor Thompeon May go to In dianapolis if Murdct Suspect . fe Brought Back.

SUSPECT IN HARPER MURDER ARRESTED   J, €. LUCAS, ALIAS J. C. LEWI SUSPECTED BY AUTHORITIES ‘CAUGHT IN TOLEDO

AVERY NOTABLE BUSINESS LECTURE HERE NEXT WEEK   AUSPICES OF COMMERCTAL CLUB   G. He. Seully, Well Known Business Expert, To Discuss Problems of Merchant.—I[tlustrated Ry Pictures

NOTABLE BUSINESS LECTURE.   lt is a Get-Together Move in Which  All Should be Interested.

SOTABLE BUSINESS LECTULE.      Iisa Get-Together Move in Whicl AML Shopitd” bel Interested,

A NOTABLE LECTURE.   Motion Pictures and Lecture on “Troubles of a Merchant and Haw tn Stan Them **

RITES FOR LOCKLEAR   Airplanes to Drop Wreaths Honaring Deud Movie Hero

LITTLE BOY WAS. FATALLY INJURED   RALPH HENDRIXON SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES RECEIVED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO.

LITTLE BOY IS FATALLY HURT   Five-Year-Old Ralph Hendrixes Succumbs to Injuries Received When Struck by Auto.

BERGDOLL DECLARED SANE.   Witness Tells of Examinations by Miltary Medical Roard.

ITALIAN WORKERS - SEE POWER EQUSE   Employers and Employes Failed to Reach an Agreement on Wages and Working Conditiang.

WORKERS SEIZE POWERHOUSE AND SEVERAL FACTORIES IN MILAN AND NAPLES, SAYS ITALIAN REPORTS

SEVERAL FACTORIES TAKEN BY ITALIANS   Piatoon of Guards Finds 300 Rifles in Tomn Plant

ITALIANS IN ~NEW STRIKE AND REVOLT   Workers Seize Large Macaroni and Flour Factories in Milan.

ITALIAN RABICALS PUT” -— DENT-IN- FOOD SUPPL   Reda Seize Macaroni Factorie and Floir Mills in Vicinity . of Naples,   MANY. RIFLES. ARE FOUND

Democrats, Accused Of Extravagance By Harding; Greater Economy Is Urged

Demeerats - Accused Of. — Extravagance By Harding: Greater Economy Is Urged

WAR CAUSED THE SHORTAGE OF THE FUEL GAS SUPPLY   BRITISH OFFICIALS STOP PLAN TO MAKE WAR ON AMERICAN OIL.   SAYS UNITED STATES SUPPLIED THE ALLIES

CALL FOR PEACE IN RATIONAL OIL WAR IS SOUNDED BY THE BRITISH      Francis E. Powell, Head of Big Producing Company, Gives Out a Conciliatory  Tesbinecrt war   ‘STANDS BY AMERICA   But Says Nothing Regarding Rumored Fight On Stand. ard Oil at Home By Brit ish Interests

OIL WAR IS NOT LIKELY, SAYS EXPERT   Chairman of Anglo-American Company Explains the Situation.   NEED FOR CONSERVATION   Supplies Required for the Successfu Prosecution of the War Drew Heavily on Reserves, and These Must Be Made Up.

SETS “OIL WAR” TALK AF RES]   Chairman of Anglo-American Company Explains the Situation.   NEED FOR CONSERVATION   Supplies Required for the Successfu Prosecution of the War Drew Heavily on Reserves, and These Must Be Made Up.

GALLO FOR PEACE IN OWL SITUATION   Francis E. Powell Sets War Talk at Rest.   MUST CONSERVE THE SUPPLY   Requirements for the Successful Pros ecution of the War Drew Heavily — ~ eon Reserves, and These Must Be Made Up.

AUTO SPANS U. S. IN SEVEN DAYS   I  *CANNONBALL™ BAKER CUTS DOWN HIS TRANSCONTINES. TAL RECORD

‘Famed British Flier Brand:  Himself “Coward Despiti War Record,” ‘In Suicide  Note io Wife.  [sBour ‘TQ GET...  “WAR DECORATION  IHis Bride of Less Than Yeai Was Virginia Dare, Film  Actress—May Have Reer Insane.      ABOUT. -TO GET. . . “WAR DECORAT 10?

~PAT O'BRIEN  POPULAR IN MOVIE PICTURE WORLD  Suicided Last Night —Failed to Effect   Suicided Last Night —Failed to Effect Reconciliation With Wife.

ASK 33,400,000 TOEXTEND. AIR MAIL SFRVICE IN THE US      FOUR NEW ROUTES ARE PLANNED BY POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT—NO UT.  S. PLANES IN USE

Bounteous Rains Bring Joy To Local Ranchers   PLAN EXTENSION OF AERIAL MAIL LINES TO PACIFIC COAS

PLANS FOR EXTENDING -AIRPLANE MAIL SERVIC!   laid Before Senate Commities Witt

Inyvestization of Operations of 1. Ss. Grain‘Corporation May Inclade “eaVood Wan.

HOOVER MAY BE WITNESS   lInvestication of Operations of tT. & Gratin Corporation May Inclade bix.-Foaond Vian.

FORTUNE SLIPS TO NEXT MIN   And Now Two Companies Aré Squabbling Over Two Million Dollars Worth of Ore.

POLICE LOOK FOR RADICAL AGITATOR   Chicago Rioting Not Attributed ‘Tc Racial Feeling But More Proba- °bly Result of Radical Plot. *

Rioting is Sequel of Insult to American Flag, Which Was: Set On Fire   POLICECLAIM RADICAL PLOT   Parade of ‘Order of Ethopia’’, Advocating Return of Néarose to. Abyssinia, is . »  tartaye   8O0ME LEADERS ARE ARRESTED      R. D. Jonas; Radical: Leader, is Held “and Also Eight Negroee— “Federal Probe ia On

POLICE OBTAIN FANTASTIC GARB WORN IN PARAL   Two Whites Killed, Two Ne groes Wounded After Flag Is Burned   TOUCH OF MYSTICISM FIGURES IN TROUBLE   Great. Lakes" ‘Sailors Endeavot to. Avenge Death. of Their Comrade -

CHICAGO NEGRO RIOTERS KILLED TWO WHITE MEN   ‘Ethiopian Princes’ Hold Demonstration and  Burn U. S. Flag

NEGROES ATTACKED BY WHITE MOB AND THREE SENT TO HOSPITALS.   SEVEN ALLEGED RIOTERS HELD

U, $. FLAG BURNED, “RIOT FOLLOWS   Two Whites Die. Two Negroes Injured in Chicago Battle   THREE PREACHERS FLOGGED   Fight Starts From Parade Put on By Ahvesiniane ©

RAGE RIOTING IN CHICAGO, AFTER PARADE   Abyssinian Princess, Favorimg Back to African Movement, Were Armed With Rifles.  ie 

WORKING ON THEORY THAT DISORDERS WERE PLANNED    Negroes, Connected With Abyssinian Movement, Said to Be Involved.   TWO WHITE MEN KILLED   One a Sailor, from Great Lakes Station and Other Aged . Cigar Agent.

THE STAR ORDER OF ETHIOPIA      WHITES KILLED / TWO NEGROES INJURED      Man Named R. D. Jonas Arrested ‘Charged With Bzing Back of Move.ment Cancinge Trouble.

HUNT AGITATOR AND 3 NEGROES   Police Searching for R. B. Jonas, Said to Have Been Back of Movement   (Two White Men Killed —T ws Negroes Injured — Amer ican Flag Burned

Negroes Parading in Chicago's Black Belt District When the  Tragedy Occurred—One of ‘the Leaders of Parade Set Fire to An American Flaq.

AND TWO DED IN  TWO WHITE MI NEGROES WC CHIC:           Who Figured Leading ta   Addressed Meeting Urging Mayor Thompson as Suitable Third Party Candidate

TWO KILLED IN CHICAGO RIOTS   TROUBLE FOLLOWS BIG PaRADE OF NEGROES LED RY. RANTCAT   Fighting Not Due to Race Feel. ing, Authorities Say, But tc "Radical Plot.

CHICAGO IS SCENE OF NEW RACE WAR WHERE BLACKS RIOT AND TERRORIZE THE CITY—TWO WHITES KILLED.

FEDERAL AGENTS: PROBE CHICAGO RACE TISORDER   OUTBREAK EN CHICAGO'S SOUTH SIDE NEGRO DISTRICT BRINGS CASTALTIES.

NEGROES TRIED : TO BURN FLAG   Near Riot Occurs in Chicago’s Black Belt Last Night

FEDERAL AGENTS IN CHICAGO TO PUSH INQUIRY   PROSECUTION METHOD BEING DETERMINED   Chief of Department of Justice Ques: tions Nine of Men Whd Were involved in Disturb-

CHICAGO POLICE SEARCH FOR FOUR MEN AS RIOT LEADER:      Authorities Believe Last Night’s Trouble Due to Radicals Rather Than to Racial Feeling as at First Thought.

HE STAR ORDER OF ETHIOPHA   TWO WHITES KILLED AND TWO NEGROES INJURED   SealQUS RIOT IN GHICAGD   A Man Numed R, D, Jonas Arrested Charged With Being Back of Move ment Causing Trouble.

BURNING OF -FLAG ENDS INARIOT   (N WHICH TWO WERE KILLED AND. SEVER AL INJURED.   Parade of Negroes Preceded the Trouble—Race Rioting at Chicago — Radical Plot Hinted At.

CHICAGO RIOT NOT RACE WAR   THE TROUBLE WAS STARTED BY THE BURNING OF. FLAG,   TWO WHITES KILLED   NEGROES JOINED WHITES IN RESENTING INSULT TO FLAG,   The Inckdent Grew Out of a “Back tu Ahysinnin® Parade Led by Some’ Agitator.

PULIGE HUNT ABYDSINIANS  Wid READED CHIE AR) MUIR   Sailor Who Leaped to Policeman’s Aid Shot Down   PARADE IS HELD TO URGE AFRICAN EXODUS   Fantastic Robes Worn by “Princes” and Rifles ' Are Seized

TWO WhITE MEN KILLED IN “BLACK BELT” OF GHIGAGL      SCORE OR MORE INJURED, IN CLUDING COLORED POLICE. MAN.

CHICAGO RACE WAR RECORDS DEATH OF TWO   Police Search for Leader of Negro Band Which Paraded Sunday   SHOTS FOLLOW THE BURNING OF FLAG

Fight Followed Attempt by Negro Paraders to Burn U. S. Fag at End of Their Parade

POLICETUN TING FOR AGITATOR   FATAL RIOT PULLED OFF EN CHICAGO “BLACK BELT"—TWO WHITE MEN KILLED,

BLACK BELT SCENE OF GUN FIGHT   Burning of Flag by  Negroes Advocating Return of Blacks to Abyssinia Starts Battle—-T'wo Wounded.

Rioting Over Insult to American Flag Due to Radical Plots, Police Think. Agitator Is Being Sought.

HICAGO POLICE BLAME RED PLOT, NOT RACIAL WAR   Shooting Follows Burning Of Flag By Parade Leaders.

WHITES KILLED AND & SCORE ARE WOUNDED   Black "Abyssinian Prince”  Burning U. S. Flag : Starts Riot   JACK TAR IS_ KILLED   WAR FOLLOWS DEMONSTRATION ASKING THAT NEGROES BE TURNED TO AFRICA.

RIOTING FOLLOWS BURNING OF FLAG   TWO WHITE MEN AND TWO NEGROES WOUNDED IN CHICAGO   RADICAL FOMENTED IT   Police Seek R. D. Jones, Agitator Who Figured in Events Leading to Riot   Addressed Meeting Urging Mayor Thompson as Suitable Tuird Party Candidate

WHITES DEAD: TNURENEGROES BEANE ACITATOR      BURNED FLAG ABTER PARADA. SAILOR AND POLICEMAN EAD SOT CAUSED BY RACE F ING OS CLAIM — si ALD —— TNE SON FOR t                Mons TUMOME.

Two Whites Are Killed Last Night in ‘‘Black Belt’’ in Chicago.   TRAGEDY RESULT OF A RADICAL PLOT   Police Search for Leader Jonas of the “Star Order of Ethophia.’’

Chicago Police Believe Riot In Black Belt Sunday Night Was Due to Radical Plot      NO RACIAL FEELING AT BOTTOM OF RIO]   Killing of Sailor is Signal Fo Flare-up Which Requirec Prompt Action.

CHICAGO RIOTS TO. INDERGOSCRUTINY OF FEDERAL PROBE   Department of Justice Seeks Ground for Prosecution of Radical Agitators.   SAILOR AND CLERK SHOT BY ARMED NEGRO BAND   Parade of Negro Organization Followed by Murder and Near Race Rioting.

© AND & SCORE. ABE WOITNED   Black "Abyseinian Prince ’ Burning U.S. Flag Starts Riot

CHICAGO NEGROES SET FIRE TO AMERIGAN FLAG   As Result of Parade of “Star Order of Ethiopia,” An Organization Advocating Return o f Negroes to Abyssinia, _ Two White Men Are Killed and Negroes Injured.

POLICE TODAY SEER LEADERS OF ROI: NOT RACE TROUBLE   Two Deaths Resulted from Rict in Chicago’s Black Belt Last Night.   IT WAS A RADICAL PLOT?   Burning of American Flag Started Trouble; Whites and Blacks Resented the Insult.

CHICAGO POLICE SEEK AGITATOR   Say Nergo Riot Not Caused By Race Feeling.

REPUBLICAN ‘NATIONAL COMMIT TEEMAN FROM CONNECTICUT   Testified Today as to How General Wood Was Entertained   At Dinner a Year Ago by Henry Frick. Steel Magnate.

ASK BIG INCREASE IN GAS RATES   Northern Utility Concern Must Meet Higher Productive Cost

K. ORG. OPEN CONVENTION IN ~NEW YORK CIT!      SUPREME KNIGHT SAYS 350. 000 MEN HAVE SECURED EMPLOYMENT ‘THROUGH THE OPN   Lecture Campaign Against Bolshevism to Continue—Will He Need, is View of Flaherty.

K. OF C. HAS BIG AFTER WAR WORK   ‘Succeeded in Getting Employment fer Many Ex-Service Men

COMMENDS 53 BOY SCOUTS.   Wilson Signs Letters to Youths Selling Most Savings Stamps.

BETARY 1      President Wilson AW, Lose An father Cabinet. Member

SECRETARY LANE ~ LEAVES CABINET   Sonds His Resignation to Presi: dent. Wilson; Announced Intention Some Time Ago. ~

SECY. LANE HAS RESIGNED FROM WILSON CABINE]   Will Vacate Office March 1: No Plans  for Future,

RESIGNATION OF   interior Secretary’s Re tirement Has Been * Forecast

“FROM      Leaves Post of Secretary of Interior After Twenty Years — in Public Life

OEURETARY LANE QUITS OFFICIAL FAMILY MARCH   Resignation Has Been Placec in the Hands of President Wilson.   Held Many Public Posts During More Than Twenty Years Service.

SECRETARY LANE RESIGNS   Fonnal Paper is Placed in Hangs of President Wilsun—Efiective Alacrh 1

SECRETARY LANE CABINET OFFICER HAS RESIGNED   Was Head of the Depart ment of the Interior — Resignation Effective On  March

LANE’S RESIGNATION IN WILSON’S HAND:   SECRETARY OF INTERIOR WILL QUIT THE CABINET FIRST OF MARCH IF HIS WISHES ARE GRANTED.

 Secretary Lane:  Tenders Resignatior   Secretary of the Interior Tenders Resignation Which is Acepted by President Wilson.

Secretary Lane Hands Resignation. to President Wilson Today Asking to Be Relieved “From Duties In Department of Interior: ‘As Soon As Convenient—Long Political Career is Terminated by Secretrays” Desire; to. Get - From Under Quiékiy —

OEURE TARY OF INTERIOR WILL UUIT MARCH 1   Had Contemplated Step _ For Some Time; 1 Sends Wilson Formal  i Notice of Decision.   PLANS NOT KNOWN

SECRETARY LANE QUITS POST   Head of Interior Department Tenders His Resignation to the President.

ANOTHER CABINET VACANCY,   . Sceretary of the Interlor Hand: “Ne Tu His Resignation.

SECRETARY fe ha hk  Bad OY weet ff ASS ERE Y  tbe wi      Secretary of the Depariment of the Interior Sends. Resignation To President.

LANE RESIGNS ABINET CHAIR   SECRETARY OF DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WILL STEP OUT IMMEDIATELY.

SEGRE TARY LANL ealola FAdN WILSON CABINET   KVOWN FOR SOME TIME THAT HE CONTEMPLATER RiLiRING FROM ADMINISTRATION,

MR, LANE RESIGNS FROM THE CABINET   secretary of Interior Places His Resignation in The Hands of Prasident Wiison----Step Was Expected----Mr. Lane s Plans Not Announced.

EMMA GOLDMAN WRITES BACK HOW WELL SHE LIGES THE DEAK OLD WU. 8, A.

OFFICERS’ PLEAS   Witnesses Tell of Secretary's Refusal to Increase Navy's Personne!   Admiral Recounts Circumstances Surrounding Antilles Affair ‘In October 1917

OFFICERS TESTIFY DANIELS REFUSED TO ENLARGE FORGE   SECRETARY STEADFASTLY HPF. PUSED TO INCKEASE PERSONNEL THEY DECLARE

PERSONNEL QUESTION ARGUED TWO YEARS   ADMIRAL PLUNKET $0 DECLARES ‘BEFORE NAVAL INQUIRY COMMITTEE. :

DANIELS ATTACKED BY NAVY OFFICERS   Secretary Said to Have Refused Personne! Increase.   SHOW DEPARTMENT STAND   Admiral Plunkett Declares He Argued With Secretary on Question for Two Years Without Making Impression ~~-Recommendation of Dewey Was Turned Down.

DEWEY RECOMMENDATION REJECTED ' BY HiS CHIEF   Fletcher Tells Court of In‘quiry His Orders Were — Disobeyed by ~~ Freeman

ADMIRAL SAYS HE FOUGHT FOR TWO YEARS FOR MORE SAILORS   Daniels Steadfastly Re fused to Increase Personnel.   UNPREPAREDNESS SEEMED HIS RULE   Germany Far Better or Sea in 1914 Than America.

DANIELS REFUSED TO INCREASE PERSONNEL   Secretary, for Two Years Before War, Had Declined to Approve Requests to  Increase Number of Men.

STUGBURNESS OF SEG, DANIELS 15 TOLG COMMITTEE   Advice of Officers te Inerease Personnel lenored   PLUNKETT IS ON STAND

ARGUMENTS FOR TWO YEARS FAILED 10 IMPRESS DANIELS   Steadfastly Refused to Ap prove Any Increase in Personnel of Navy.   GUNNERY EFFICIENCY LESSENED BY SHORTAGE   Incidentally, Admiral Plunkett, Teslifying Before Senate Committee, Says Germans by Their Saperior Marksmanship Turned British on Heads ai Battle of Jutland,

NEW TRAGEDY IN MISSOURI   Two Dead As Result o Farm Quarrel.   FATHER AND SON KILLED   Tenant Did Shooting and Is Now He!d in Taney County Jail Without Bond.

TWO MEN   Main fietiig “Herd ta Missourt “Jai Without Bond on Murder” Charge,

PYTHIAN SISTERS — HAD GOOD MEETINC   Sixty Delégates’ from Outside Anita Present. Six Temples Represented at Meeting. ,

BOLSHVIKE ARANY: ~ABROSS BNEPEE   t od POLES MAKE PROTEST TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   HARD FIGHTING NEAR LUBLIN   ‘Lithunia and’ Poland Are Not In a State, of War and Lithuanians Should Not. Attack Poles.

.  Lithunia and Poland Are Not Ina State of War and = Lithuanians  - Should Not Attack Poles, /

COX SURPRISE IN SPEECH IS. DUE SATURDAY   7 &  Visiting Democrats at Dayton To. : day Get No Hint of What Nominee Will Spring   Real News is Coming   Candidate Will Send Out ““Ins<rt to Address on Day Set for j Ceremonies

COX'S ‘SURPRISE DEEP MYSTERY   Insert in Acceptance Speech te be “Real News”

COX HAS Blo: SURPRISE HELD IN RESERVE   Will Insert Sometbing in His Speech of Acceptance Tomor”” yow That Is a Profound Goorpg.

No Inkling Given out of “Rea News” Governor Plans to Publish   HARDING WILL REPLY TO ACCEPTANCE SPEEC!   TIARGES MADE AT HARDIN HEADQUARTERS TH AT DEM OCRATS SEEK TO BUY M1 RION DELEGATION.

COXS BlG SURPRISE ASSTILLANYSTER   No Inkling Of Insert To Speect  Which He Promises Reporters ‘ Will Be “Real News.”

GOK WILL SPRING HUGE SURPRISE   SPECULATION IS RIFE AS TO NA. TURE OF “INSERT” IN AC. CEPTANCE SPEECH,

COX PROMISES _ BIG SURPRISE TOMORROW      Expected to Make Important Last Minute Announcement in Acceptance Speech.   REFUSES ALL CLums

PERSONAL . NOTE  c   Arrivals and Departures of Residents aid Visitors   IN THE SOCIAL WORLD   ¥he Column Ererybody BReads-—Chat About Your Friends and Neigh Besuye Thinks wm st Mehsawm:

Arrivals and Departures of Residents and Visitors   aN THE SOCIAL WORLD   The Column Everybody Reads—Chat About Your Friends and Neighbors-—Flere and There.

WILHELM WAS SERIOUS      , BUTCH PRING           THAT EX-CROWN MEL ANT HIS OF PER,   Say Hs Pather Strougly Disapprove: —Keport of Flight of  nang Discrediied.

“ME ~ WANTED HIINS   Takes Steps to Prevent Coming Into: Country of Germans Whose Presence is Likely to Cause Trouble to Her   WILHELM, DISAPPROVES PROPOSAL OF HIS SON   Reliable Advices at Hague Indicate Former Orown Prince Serious in Offer of Vicarious Surrender to Allies

CROWN PRINCE WAS SERIOUS IN OFFER   BUT FATHER WILLIAM STRONG LY DISAPROVES SON'S ACTION.

‘'CROWN PRINCE SERIOUS IN HIS  OFFER TO FACE ALLIED TRIALS   Learned That Former Kaiser is Strong in Disapproval of Son's Action—Wilhelm ‘Believes Allies Will ‘Accept His Offer. Ct

CLOWN PRINCE’ FAILS TO GAIN FAVOR WITH PA   Offer of Surrender To Allies Brings Rebuke From Former Kaiser.

EX-CROWN PRINGE SERIOUS IN OFFER SURRENDER SELF   Former Emperor Will. iam Strongly Disapproves Son’s Action

WORLD CHAMPION MILK ORD COMPLETED DEC. 18   Cow Beats “Tilly Alcar. ” Great Record With Average of 100 Pounds of Milk a Day For One Year

W WORLD CHAMPION MILK ECORD COMPLETED DEC. 18   hington Cow Beats “Tilly Alear ’’ Great, Record With Average .of 100 Pounds of Milk » Day For Gne Year

REDS EQUIPPED FUR 3-YEAR WAR   CAPTURED SUPPLIES AND THE ARMIES ALLIES SENT NOW BEING USED

SOVIETS HAVE GREAT MUNITIONS RESERVE   So, Say American Military Experts—Was Part of Old Regime Supply.   PRESIDENT HAS. MEETING

SOVIET FORCES HAVE BIG RESERVE   ‘American Experts Say Supplies - Would Last Soviets Five Years Longer.   Largely Furnish to Old Regime by the Allied Governments.

POLES BATTLE DESPERATELY TO STEM REDS   “Back-to-Wall” Resistance Temporarily Halts On-— rushing Bolsheviks.   POLISH GOVERNMENT READY TO QUIT CITY

POPE’S BROTHER DIES   Former Rear Admiral Succumbs Sud. denly fn Presence of His Son.

BROTHER OF POPE DEAD   Marquis Della Chiesa For mer Rear Admiral

~ SUPPLANT DONKEY 4S FMBLEM OF DEMOCRAT   ILLINOIS WOMEN TRYING TO CHANGE PARTY EMBLEM AT FRISCO CONVENTION,

Woman Wants Rooster to Supplant Donkey as  sL. P.__..e_.3f. ££. tI...

THE GROWING ROOSTER FITTING :_EMBLEM FOR NATIONAL DEMOCRAT: PARTY

WANT ROOSTER      Illinois Women Favor Fowl in Place of Democratic Donkey

Would Supplant Donkey With Rooster as Emblem of the Democratic Part   Women to Take Thousands of Little Silver Chanticlers to National Convention.

MOVES TO CHANGE DEMO’S EMBLEM TO A ROOSTER   Woman Says Party Not “Mul ish,” Only “Firm”’—Silver Chanticliers for Confab.

LET DEMOCRATS KILL MULE AND HOIST ROOSTE]   Iinois Wemen Object to An cient Emblem That Can't Crow ‘

THE ROOSTER TO SUPPLANT THE DONKEY   Illinois Woman Proposes ;« New Emblem for Democratic Party.

DEMOCRATS MAY ADOPT ROOSTER THEIR EMBLEM   Woman Leader Says the Donkey Will Be Dropped.

PHILIPPINES WANTS TO CONTROL SMALL ISLANE   Government There Anxious \" Take Charge of the Island of Baguan, a

[NEGOTIATING FOR AN ISLAND   Philippine Government Seeka a British Possession.

EXPECT REPORT ATTITUDE CANTU   Expect Conference Bring Ou Reason for Withdrawal From Government,

Representatives of Mexicar Federal Government Mee with Refractory Governor 0! Lower California

FOREIGN N LOAN IS IN FAVOR BY COMMITTEE   ) bee emcee Members Decide t Urge Legislation for Credits of $50,000,000.

FIFTY MILLIONS FOR RELIEF OF EUROPI   Republicans in House Ways anc  Means Committee to Favor  Credits.

NEW CREDIT FOR THE EUROPEAN         Agcend Upon by. ‘the. Re iblicans . 0 the: Hense-.Ways .ald Meang “Committee.

FOOD CREDITS « TO EUROPEANS ' ARE DECIDED   Republican Committeemen to Favor $50,000,000 Lift  for Starving.

REACH AGREEMENT ON EUROPEAN RELIEI   House Ways and Means Committee Favors Legislation Extending 850,000,000 Credits to Poland, Armenia and Atstria.

ADDITIONAL CREDITS   Will be Extended for Food Relief in Europe.

$50,000,000 FOR FOOD RELIEF IN. FOREIGN LAND:   Republican Members of Ways and Means Committee in Agreement.

FIFTY MILLIONS MAY BE ALLOTED FOR FOOD RELIEF   Informal Agreement Reached by House Committee to Extend Additional 2 sar to Europe.   ‘MAY SPECIFY THE NATIONS TO HELP

Several Trains Are Stalled in Huge Snow Drifts: Passengers Are Marooned. Foodless. Sleenlesc.

SOLDIER RELIEF = LEGISLATION IS AGAIN DISCUSSED   REPRESENTATIVE WOOD HITS LAND SETTLEMENT PROVISION.   Congressmai Mondell, Republican Leader, Refers to “Small Noisy” Minority Atta¢king Pro gressive Movement.

LOLOL LLL LL LLL LLL LDL AE ee semen  ONLY ONE SUPERMAN  IN U. OF CALIFORNI/

Mary Pickford. Summoned in “Divorce. Case   Owen. Moore Also.Given Cop; of Original Complaint in ‘Nevada Suit. ~

BUILDING TRADES STRIKE AVERTED IN HAVERHILI   Bricklayers to. Receive $1.25.an Hour and ~ Others in Union Rate of $1    ‘DEMAND $i. 25 1.25 AN HOUR NCONICH RROCKTON ROOFERS

HARDINGS ATTEND RELIGIOUS SERVICE   STREAWER CARRIES TLLUSTRIOL PARTY NEARING THE PAYNws £44 VE,

SERVICES HELD ON THE SHIP   Mrs. Harding Sings Hymns For Passengers and Mr. Harding Reads “Lead Kindly Light,’ ‘

ALL GAGINE! MEMBERS IU BE G. U.P.   Report From Harding’s Party Gives Advice on Cabinet Formation ---Harding Resting.

HARDING WON’T HAVE DEMOCRAT: IN HIS CABINE’   Those Pines to President-Elec Say Recent Reports Were Not Substantiated

HARDING CABINET 10 BE COMPOSED (F REPUBLICANS   PERSONS CLOSE TO PRESIDENT: ELECT SAY THERE WILE BE NO COALITION CABINET

‘Denied That Chamberlain, Democrat, Will Be Given Portfolio of War

“Dyed in the Wool Republicans” -Wilk Make Up ' #Flardine’s Cabinet   PRINTS HIS. PAPER   And Reads: Hymn, “Lead - Kindly: Light” “While ,on Board Ship Yesterday

HARDING'S CABINET TO BE REPUBLICANS   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

CABINET TOBE ALL REPUBLICA)   ‘that Is the Opinion of Friends Close to President-Elect Harding On Board Parismina.

TARDING WIL NAME GABINE T OF OWN PART}   Such Is the View of Thos« Closest to Presidentelect

NO DEMOCRATS IW HARD.NG CABINET   No Foundation to Report That Harding Will Go Outside of Party.

NO DEMOCRATS IN. HARDING CABINE]   Talk of Coalition fs Idle. and Sen. Chamberlain Not — Considered.   SERVICES ABOARD SHIP   Parismina- Should Arrive a’ anal Zone Early  Tuesday,

‘ng in the neighborhood were also a tracted by the noise.   Pun has Six Lecs

FUNERAL MRS. ACOM   Largely Attended at Christian Church Sunday Afternoon

CARPET FACTORY IS CLOSEL   Workers Refuse 15 Per Cent Wage Cut and the Plant te Shut Down.

' 4 Worker: Refuse 15 Per Cent Wage Cut and the Piant Is Shut Down,

HUNTING MORE EVIDENCE.   Kkoomo Officers Here in Connection With Stolen Automobiles.

HUNTING MORE EvIpENés.   Kkoomo Officers: Hero in Connection : With, Stolen Antomobiles,

CO-OPERATIVE MARKET FOR STOCK IS FAVOREL   Tilinois Agricultural Association Votes Approval of Establishment of Own Commission Fiarna

PLAN FUR Cl(IPERATIVE MAR}   INinois Forms Organization *o Cacl Project to Form Commission Co, at Two Stock Yards,

HARVARD-YALE CONTEST HOLDS INTEREST IN EAS   Harvard is. Overwhelming Favorite in Struggle Today—Yale Showing Against Princeton Poor

SOCIALISTS BEGIN FIGHT TO  AEN OFFICE  Five Mem fers of New York Assembly, Plamed for Agtion  against Governmént. onen Fire   HOT ACTION SOON

Increase of 21.8 Per Cent Since 1910—Actual Gain of 15,897 New Residents For That Period,   MARCHING ON VERA CALE

‘CORONER WILL DELVE  INTO LAYTON TRAGED'   Inquest Friday at Uniontown “ Stories Regarding” Findin; Wpanon Differ.

{ORONER’S JURY WILL DELVE INTO ‘LAYTON TRAGED'   yr. 8. H. Baum Fixes Friday For Inquest, to Be Held in ~ Cniontown.   WEAPON STORIES DIFFER

Ho! Hum! Only Six Weeks Yet   February 2 Complete Failure In Eyes Of General Publie

LON DON GETS WORD > AGREEMENT IS NEAR   SEE PLAN TO HAVE ~EX-KAISER REGIMI

KAPP 1S READY 10 RESIGN AS HEAD OF NEW GERMAN REGIME      REVOLUTION LEADER WILLING TO STEP OFT IN ORDER TO NEGOTIATE WITH EBERT

BATTLE LASTS 24 HOURS   Communists ¥ inatly ny In Control o Essen and Big Gun Wo

YANK FLYERS OVER COBLENZ   Germans Again Hear the Drone of American Airplanes—First in Two Years.

U. S. FLYERS OVER COBLENZ   Drone of American Airplanes Again Heard by Germans.

RISH REPUBLICAN ARMY NOW NUMBERS OVER 300,000 MER   Only Lack of Munitions and Artillery Prevent This Force from Taking Field in Combat Against British Military in Ireland.

MIEAD'S FATHER WILL STAND BY ACCUSED YOUTH   Rum Runners Blamed For Tragedy at Dartmouth College

FEDERAL OFFICIALS COMB DIOTRICT FOR CANADIAN RUNNERS   Suspect College Man Held For Murder Was Rum Agent.

FROM SANTA CRUZ CAL, IN HIS DODGE CAR   Trip Made By Raymond Allwein Without any Engine Trouble   THROUGH SNOW AND ICE   Left California October 22 and Arrived Here Novemher 20. -

so utenti aeameandiidimanemmmuammmmaonath iii ii ic i  FROM SANTA CRUD, CAL, IN HIS DODGE CAR   Trip Made By Raymond Allwein Without any Engine Trouble’   THROUGH SNOW AND ICE   BEEREAVUUAER WIV TS PRR AN  Left California October 22 and Arrived Here Novemher 90). 

CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AGREED ON   Cox Says Former Progressives Ae Offering Him Support.

PROGRESSIVES OFFER SUPPORT, SAYS GOX   Campaign Execulive Gommittee Members Agreed Upon,

ROAR BUILDING IN DOUBT:          L *ossihte : ithe: oF 1 OW: Te se. Bone ‘jn: County ‘This Vv 2

ROAR BUILDING IN poUBT.   Possible Littl of It Wt Be Bene in Caunty This Yrar,

DESTROYERS SENT ~ TO CHINESE TOW   Mutinous Chinese Troops Burn Town ef Yehang and Loot Residences.

5 KILLED; 40 HURT BY MOB DETERMINED TO AVENGE MURDERS   Illinois Governor Sends Infantry to Stop West Frankfort Rioters. o   HOMES OF FOREIGNERS REPORTEDE TO BE FIRED   Bank Robbers Killed Boys Who Were About to Give the Officers Information.

MOB CONTROLS TOWN AFTER DOUBLE MURDER   ‘Troops Are Ordered to West Frankfort, Ill, Where   Jail Is Stormed and Homes of Foreign Residents   Are Fired by Mob Bent on Avenging Two Boys Believed Slain by Robbers.

SUGIALISTS TRIAL TAKES NEW TURN   Morris Hillquit Refuses Point Blank ’ Tp Allow Colleague to Produce Record In O’Hare Case. .

HILLQUIT FORCED TO USE RECORDS   EVIDENCE TAKEN IN TRIAL OF KATE R. OHARA IS ORDERED PRODUCED BY COMMITTEE TRYING 5 NEW YORK SOCIAL. ISTS.

CRESTON GAS RATE 1S $2.00   City Council Boosted Price There Today Quarter a Thousand.

COLBY AS SPOKESMAN   May Represent President al Democratic Convention

COLBY {8 DISCUSSED      Secretary May Ne Wilson's Stekesnan * at San Francisca.

RESPONSIBILITY PLAGED FOR REGENT ERIE WAEGI   Switch Tender, Signal _Maintaine: and Assistant Blamed.

[OOK COUNTY VOTE SENT TO CAPITAL TODAY   Clerk Fails to Await ~ Outcome of Oglesby Petition.

Primary Is Certified  Cook County Vote in  as Oglesby Contests  [

CHINESE. REBELS LOOT AND BURN  IN GOAST GIT}   American and British Gur “Boats Rushed to Scene of Trouble.

WARSHIPS TG CHINA   GUNBOATS SCNT TO QUELL Mr TINY OF TROOPS.   American and British Vessels Murty te -Chang, in the Province of Hu-Peh,

CHINESE MUTINY   American and British Gunboats Are Headed Toward l-Chang.

American and British Warcraft are Dispatched to I-Chang where the Mutinous Chinese ‘Troops Loot and Burn   FOREIGNERS’ LIVES NOT IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

Chinks Mutiny  and Burn City;  U.S.and British  . Mfaujac tn Reacore

American and British. Gunboats Are Hurrying To Quell Chink Mutiny

SEND WARSHIPS “FOR PROTECTION    American and. British »Gunboats . ‘Hurrying to Chinese Port

GUNBOATS HURRY. ~-TO- CHINESE: cry   American And, ‘British Ships Wilt $e .coting. And

GUNBOATS TO CHINESE PORT — TOSTOP RIOTS   chinese Miutinists’ Activity Draws American and  British Gunboats.   PART OF I-CHANG I$ BURNED

UTINOUS CHINESE GONTINUE 10 LOGT AND BURN I-GHANG   English and American Gunboats Are Hurrying to City —U. $. $. Monocacy  Naoaract

U3, GUNBUATS TO REE? ORDER IN CHINA PBR   RECENT UPRISINGS CAUSE AWER JOAN AND BRITISH WARSHIPS  TO SALL To SCENE.

OF OHIO MEET IN STATE CON VENTION  To Receive Inspiration from Presidential Candi date Cox  For a Vigo ou Campi, Which Al Admitted Is Ahea   To Receive Inspiration from Presidential Candidate Cox   For a Vigorous Campaiga, Which All Admitted Is Abead   [f Ohlo Is to Register in the Cox Col uma Next November

PRICES SECLINED   Government. Report Is to the. Effect - That Clothing and Foodstuffs - gyre’ Cheaper ,

SOME PRICES ARE LOWEREL   Clothing Materials Made Biggest Drop Yet Recerded, Is Report

U. S. MUST HELP IN TURKISH AFFAIRS   Lloyd George Says This Am. erica Will be Badly Needed In This Controversy.

WHEAT PRICES IN SHARP SAG; FELL 12 CENTS   Scarcity of Buyers Causes De: press More Than Any Other Factor.

ACUTE SLUMP TAKES PLACE IN WHEAT MARKET   Scarcity of Buyers Cause: break of 12 Corts, -*  Price.

December Finishes at $2.22 3-4 and March at $2.25 1-2 after Break of More than 12 Cents is Recorded

ANOTHER BREAK  WHEAT PRICES Toba;   ‘Scarcity of Buyers Bring: _ ‘Market Down 12 Cents Belol - Yesterday’s Level.

WHEAT DEPRESSION RECURS      Break More Than Twelve Cents a Bushel.

WHEAT DROPPED TWELVE CENTS   But Rally Carried Prices Up Slightly.   TRADING REMARKABLY LIGHT   Several Causes Entered Into Decline, Including Taik of Financia! Difficulties.

SHARP BRE AE IN WHEAT TRADE   Predict Wheat Crop Estimates be Doubled in Volume Next Week

Wheat Goes . 7  Pown Again   Searetty of Buyers Canes’ Drop Sp! 12 Cents on the Citengo: * Market.

FORCES BEING MOBILIZED   REPRESSION IN WHEAT   “Se Sag in Values is Witnessed in the Pit Chiefly Owing ‘to Absence Of Ecvers.

WHEAT MARKET BREAKS   A LOSS OF MORE THAN TWELVE CENTS RECORDED—SLIGHT RALLY AT THE CLOSE.

ACUTE DEPRESSION IN WHEAT TRADING   DECEMBER WHEAT DROPS 12  CENTS, CHIEFLY AS RESULT OF SCARCITY OF BUYERS.

ACUTE DEPRESSION IN WHEAT RECURS   Due to Few Buyers, Rather Than Pressure.

ANTI-SOVIET PLOTS SPREAD   Bolshevik Governmént Menaced by Growing Movement Against Its Powec.  i

EUROPEANS MAY CALL ON U. §. T0 TAKE PART LOAN   RELIEVE I Wl, TAKE TW! BILLIONS TO PUT GERMANY ON HER FRET

WORLD’S FINEST CALF      Ite Sire is Holstein Which Sold for $106,000

QVERALL WDEA IS: ut TIVE OF TAME!   MERCAHNTS ‘TERN IT FOOL JOKE” AND MAKE LIGHT OF TS EEPECES,

COVERALL CRAZE iQuUaT A JOKE, OAV MERCHANTS   IT WILL NOT CUT CLOTHING COST   HIGH PRICES ARE FAULT OF THOSE WHO WANT THE LUXURIES.

WEARING OF OVERALLS AND CALICO ORIGINATED IN TAMPA; MOVEMENT TO REDUCE COSTS OF CLOTHING

AND ITS ‘BIE   Wearing of Overalls and Calicos Aimed at High Clothing Costs   Started in Tampa, Florida, And Spreading Throughout Nation

TAMPA OER Ot WEARING DENIM CWEEPS COUNTA)   Florida City Claims Honor Of Launching the Movement to Bring Down the High Cost of Dressing.

W HE RE PROU BL E Is BRE WING IN GERMANY   tl AND US OBIE   Wearing of Overalls and Calicos _ Aimed at High Clothing Costs   Started in Tampa, Florida, And  Spreading Throughout Nation

FIND WRECKAGE OF STEAMER   Compass in Wooden Box, Two Life Preservers and Broken Pianks Picked Up.

HELD WITHOUT BAIL   Two Men. Arrested 4s Suspects in Connection With Rraintree Murder oa

OPPOSES COAL ORDERS   GOVERNOR OF “KENTUCKY SAYS STATE IS NEAR FAMINE DESPITE MINES THERE.

OAL PRIORITY ORDERS MAY BE MODIFIED   ‘overnor of Kentucky State: hat Unless They Are there Will be a Famine of Coal.

WILSON FOUND “COCKY AS HELE” BY LABOR MEN   President Said He'd Like to ‘Put: Profiteers in Teanchac

Hired Man Sues Employer For Dam. agea in Peculiar Accident Which He Sustained while at W°rk on the Farm Other Cases Filed,

MEETS NEXT WEEK   NOVEMBER TERM OF COURT WILL OPEN NEXT MONDAY,   EXPECT SESSION 10 BE BUSY OWE   Hired Man Sues Employer For Damages in Peculiar Accident Which He Sustained while at Work on the Farm Other Cases Filed.

WHAT THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS   Points of Interest to the Weman Voter

What The League of NationsIs. _   Points of Interest to the “Woman Voter _

APPOINTMENTS 0 ~ OFFICE ARE MADE   GOVERNOR-ELECT NEFF AN NOUNCES STATE OFFICIALS FOR COMING TERM.   Majer Barton to Be Made Adjutant General With Hamilton State Representative.

GOV. NEFF APPOINTS MR, HALL OF BRYAN AS BANKING COMMISSIONER OF TEXAS   Mr. Hall Is President of the First State Bank and Trust Co. at Bryan and Director in Federal Reserve Bank—-Other Appointments Announced.

Both’ Republicans and Democrats to Meet, and It Is Expected Apathy at Primaries Will be Superceded by Enthusiasm. ,

CONVENTION JULY a   INDICATIONS POINT TO A BIG MEETING AT THAT TIME.   HAYES WON'T ACCEPT NOMINATION   Both Republicans and Democrats to Meet, and It Is Expected Apathy at Primaries Will be Supercedec by Enthusiasm. ,

NINE PEOPLE PERISH IN OREGON HOTEL FIRE   Rooming House and Theatre at Kal math Falls Wined Qui—Seven Are Injured

SWAMP FIRE BREAKS APRESH   Keported to linve Wiped Out ao  lown in Wisconsin.

WISCONSIN TOWNS ARE THREATENED BY BRUSH FIRES   One Village Said to Be Wiped Out and Others Seriously Menaced.

MEXICO TO SUPPRESS SOVIET LITERATURE   Newspapers of That Will ‘Are Banned’ and a Meeting and Parade Of the Clan Was  Stopped by Government.

EXONERATED IN HAITIAN QUIZ   Former Member of United Staten Ma. rine Carps Not Guilty of Shoot. ing Setandars.

NOT GERMAN NATIONAL AIR   Noske Prohibits Playing of “Deutschland Ueber Alles” in Any Public Place.

PUTS BAN ON GERMAN SONG   Noske Prohibits Playing of “Deutsch. leond Ueber Alles”

JGREEMENT MADE BY MINERS AND OPERATORS   New Working Centract Being Drawn Up Teday on a Compromise Rasis.

NEW CONTRACT FOR AMERICAN MINERS Bela URAWN Ut   Working Agreement Will Be Effective April First

APPEAL FOR TREATY   President and Senate Ratiiy the Treaty; Reservations  Urged ta with

PRESIDENT GETS APPEAL   Prominent Men <Aésk Acecptance of Lodge Reservations (o Treaty.

DOCTOR STHAMER   APPEAL FOR TREATY   Lowell and Others Urge Wilson to Accept Lodge Reservations.

APPEAL MADE TO PRESIDENT   Wilson Is Asked by Committee to Take Peace Pact With Reservations.

Tig See ee a Sa Se  APPEALISMADE FOR RATIFICATION # OF PEACE TREATY

SUGAR TAKES FURTHER DROP   Refinersa at New York Redace Prices Apother Half Cent.

SUGAR TAKES DROP IN PRICE   THREE LEADING REFINERS CUT THEIR PRICES H*LF A CENT A POUND

SUGAR MARKET IS WEAKER   Three Leading Refineries Reduce th Prices Half Cent a Pound

RAILWAY WAGE AWARD 10 COME TUESDAY MORNING   Board Practically Agreed on Increase to be Made, and Belief Is It Will Be Acceptable to Men — Tire Members Refuse to Dis cuss Details.

BOARD DECIDES. WAGE AWARDS: TORAH LABOR   UNION HEADS GATHER AT CHICAGO TO HEAR FINDINGS OF SPECIAL COMMISSION

LABOR BOARD 70 AWARD TURSDAY   THE BOARD WIL. GIVE OUT THI AWARD. AT 11:28. O'CLOCK... IN CHECAGO.

AWARD ON TUESDAY   United States Railway Labo: Board Will Announce It: Decision on Demands o1 duly 20,   RAILMEN GATHERING IN CHICAGO.TO MAKE PLANS   Leaders of Railroad Organizations Are Arriving and Plaz ‘Strike if Award Is Unsatisfactory.

RAILWAY BOARD TO MAKE. AWARD   Reply to Demands of Workers for Big Wage Increase to be Made Public Tuesday Morning at 11 o'clock.

Railroads Have -Practicall: Agreed To Increases Which Will Be Made      EXPECT EMPLOYES  TO BE SATISFIED   Board Members’ Refuse To Discuss Details Of Proposed Wage Seales

TE ANNTINGE WANE   RESULT OF DECISION TO BRE @O™M VUNICATED TO WORKERS TURSDAY MORNING

AWARD TUESDAY   Conferees Said to Have Practically Agreed on Increases to Be Granted   FINDINGS EXPECTED TO BE SATISFACTORY   ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH PREV. TOTS AGREEMENT MADE TC AVERT STRIKE.

RAILROAD AWARD TO COME TUESDAY   Two Million Workers Will Receive Reply to Demands for Two Billion Increase.

‘4hMRIKKRS ree wise To neour.   Picedec Given of Cooperation With  tateratate Commerce Commicesion.

MESSAGES FROM  OTHER PLANETS:   Marconi Tells of Mysterious Wireless Messages.   Very Queer Sounds Have Been Meard Both Day and Night and May Have Come From Somewhere Outside Our World,

IIS IT MARS : TRYING TO TALK-TO US   Marconi. folks ot Mysterious Powerful  Rartio Signats—'Came From Somewhere Ohitside the  arth .

SIGNALS FROM PLANETS   GUGLIELMO MARCON! TELLS OF MYSTERIOUS MESSAGES.   Says Queer Sounds Are Heard Both Day and Night——-May Come From Outside World.

ANOTHER WORLD MAY BE TRYING 10 TALK 10 Us   Mysterious, Undecipherable Signals Cutting in on Wireless—Marconi at Loss ~

STRANGE SIGNALS.FLASHED ON MARCONI BOARDS MAY BE MESSAGES FROM OTHER PLANETS: WIRELESS MEN INVESTIGATING

PLANETS SIGNAL EARTH   Marconi Tells of Mysterious Wireless Messages.   Very Queer Sounds Have Been Heard Both Day and Night and May Have Gome From Somewhere Outside   Our World.

WARS TALKING DISTURBS RAID(   Marconi Declares Siste1 Planet May Be Signaling Earth

QUEER SOUNDS ON WIRELESS   ‘Marconi Seggests Possibility That Some Other Planet Is Attemptins to Signal Us.

IS MARS “TALKING” TO US?   MARCONI TELLS OF MYSTERIOUS. POWERFUL RADIO SIGNALS.   ‘Come From Somewhere Outside the arth,’ We Says, Admitting Possibility Another Planet Tries to Communicate, 

PARENTS WARNED. OF SCHOOL DRAGS   Letter Avreed on to Be Parents of. Children m t  erieh School

PARENTS WARNED. OF SCHOOL DRAG   HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS Dts1 CUSS MANY BIG PROBL             Letter Agreed on to Be  > te Parents of: Children  in *

TAKE COMMUNIST LEADER   Orocho-Blovak- Authorities Confident “Prisoner is Much Wanted Outlaw

O. K. SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   Senate and House Conferees Take Up $436,000,000 Measure,

AGREE ON $436,000.000 BILL   Senate and House Conferees Take Up Sundry Civil, Appropriation Measure...

IOWAN KILLED AT DEMING   Ross Peterson of Marshalltown, Victim of Auto Accident.

ANOTHER DAY WILL ENO MSWENEY’S LIF   British Government Is Being Urg ed to Release the Imprisoned Lord Mayor of Cork Who Is on Hunger Strike.

BRITISH PAPERS URGE GOVT. TO RELEASE TERRY MACSWINE'   Declared It “Fatal: “Blinder” ‘To Allow Him to Die—Situation In Ireland Nearing. -Irreparable) QR.. ee

DEATH Io NEAR HUNGER STRIKE   Lord Mayor of Cork Has Only 24 Hours More toa Live, Doctors Say.

MAC SWINEY CASE ~ LAID BEFORE KIN   ord, Mayor ‘of’ Cork, Starving _ Himself, Can Live Only * : Day, Doctors . ‘Say

Lord-Mayor of Cork, or Hunger Strike, Will Die in Dav, Say Physicians   KiWG GEORGE TO GIVE APPEA! CONSIDERATION   STE OF STRIKER WARNS LLO¥D GEORGE RE WILL BF HELD RESPONSTBEE TF MAC. RWINFY DIPS

Physicians Say Mac Swiney Has But 24 Hours to Live; Death Means Civil ' War?

BLUNDER PORESEEN BY PRESS   Break ’Twixt [reland anc England Widens

BETTER HEALTH FOR THE PEOPLE   Pinchot Thanks Citizens for Buying Christmas Seals.

THREE ESCAPE AT TOLEDO CITY JAIL   Discovery of Break Prevents Wholesale Delivery—Watch Trains Here.

THREE PRISONERS _ ESCAPE JAIL   Pry Off Window Bar in Toledo Central Police Station

UAGES MILITARY TRAINING BUT NO MORE BONUSES   Chaplain John S. Hawkins Addresses Local Members of American Legion at Banquét.

MORE MILLS CLOSED   Martinsburg Workers Affected B; Existing Conditions.

= INATE WINNER IN INDEPENDENT ~~ “SALESMANSHIP CLUB” AND WIN CASH PRIZE OF $25 GOLD: READ DETAILS

NOMINATE WINNER IN INDEPENDENT — —_“ALESMANGHP CLUB” AND WIN CASH ~—PRIZE-OF $25-GOLD--READ-DETAHS

TREMBLER FELT OW NORTHWEST PARTEIE PAST   instruments. in Several Parts of United States Quiver:As Shocks Occur.”

THE SIDES BULGED   TIPTON WAS FILLED SATURDAY TO THE BURSTING POINT,       Mrs. W. F. Groman Held the tucky * Picket“in 150,000 Total, 

THe alco BULGED   TIPTON WAS FILLED SATURDAY TO THE BURSTING POINT.   Mrs. W. F. Groman Held the Lucky Ticket in 150,000 Total,

HYUN JORNGON DR AGOVER Io BIG QUESTION THERE   California Doesn’t Know Which Favorite Son She Will Support .

- ‘DR. THUMAS.J. PEARSON -  Dental- Surgeen. Roam 20—First Nat'l, tank Bide. Phone .147. 7

THE PRESIDENT GIVES WELCOME   To the Second Pan-American Financial Conference in Session at Washington   AMERICAN REPUBLICS WILL SERVE THE WORLD   President Says Their Nations Will Fulait Their Obli~ gration to It.

President Sends Message of Greet ing to Pan-American Finan. cial. Congress

REPUBLICANS OF ~ THE WEST MEET ~ IN CONFERENCE   President Wilson Sends Personal Greeting to Delegates.   OBLIGATIONS TO SERVE THE WORLD   Will Fulfill all Duties, Wilson Dee clares—No Thoughts of : Conquest Here,

DENIES SEEKING BIG LOAN   Mexican Envoy to London to Work Toward Establishing Friendly Relakions Between Countries.

DOES NOT SEEK A BIG LOAN   Mexican Envoy to London Talks of His  Mirecion Abroad.

2 RICH WOMEN SLAIN IN HOME   Wealthy Martin’s Ferry (0.) Resi. dents Found Dead in Their Home —Throats Were Cut.

WOMEN ARE KILLED IN HOME   Two Wealthy Ohio Residents Founc With Throats Cut.

EXHUME FIRST BODY FOR SHIPMENT HOME   Transport Antigone Bring 100 Fallen Peroes Back.

BODY OF SOLDIER PATHUMED.   One Hundred WIT Be Ready for Ship ment by April 5.

THREE SHIPS.  ABANDONED ~ BY CREWS   Heavy. Gales in North At -lantic Cause Distress among, Steamer Craft ‘No Word from Vessel Reported on, Fire.      PARTICULARS

Crews Abandon Sinking Ships In Heavy Seas   Many Ships Reported Are Dis abled and In Trouble At Sea   NO WORD FROM STEAMER AFIRE

U9, LINES AR LEFT TO SINKIN NORTH ATLANTIC   Others Endangered By Storms Sweeping Over the Ocean.   ALL BADLY CRIPPLED   Wireless Messages Tell of - Perilous Condition of the Vessels.

ROUGH SEAS DAMAGING TO MANY SHIPS   THREE SHIPS “WERE ABANDONED BY THEIR CREWS AND LEFT  VO SINK IN.THE ATLANTIC.   GALES SWEEP THE IRISH COASTS   Crew of the Water-logged Amécican Schooner Was Picked Up by Brit ish Steamer Vasari.

ATLANTICSTORM CAUSING HEAVY SHIPPING LOSS   MANY SHIPS REPORTED IN DISTRESS FROM HEAVY SEAS AND GALES.

BIG WIND COMING AT CAMPAIGN ENE   : Democracy Plans a Great Ora ; torical Effort in Finishing ] Davs of Canvass.

DEMOCRATS PLAN HUGE GAS ATTACK   Greatest Arps Of Orators Ever Mobilieed To Get into Action Thie Week-—-200 Ai Work For Ow And Iadiass Ajcer.

GOMPERS REGIME GIVEN STAGGERING BLOW IN KANSAS   (fie Awseoctatred Vrees Leased Wire.)

ALLEN NOW HAS AN INNING   Victorieus Governor of Kansas Hit: Samuel Gompers Some Vig-

-LINGING TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY, BRYAN DECLINES NOMINATION DRYS TENDER

COMMONER REFUSES TO ACCEPT STANDARD   Learnigg Convention's Action While On Fishing ‘Trip, Bryan  Teleeranhs Retusal to Head Party.

BRYAN REITERATES REFUSAL TO ACCEP"   Associated Press Dispatch  Gave Him First News of Wautecatinn the Doatihitiantot

Declares Other Interests Make it Impossible and that He is Un: willing to Sever With Demo: cratic Party.

ARYAN FLATLY REUSED ORY NOMINATION      Nebraskan’s Firm Reply Causes Prohibition Convention to Look Like a Funeral.

BRYAN REFUSES TO BE “DA PARTY NOMINEE   COMMONER GRATEFUL FOR HONOR ‘BUT POSITIVELY REFUSES TO ACCEPT,

BAYAN DECLINES TD BE THE. PAORIBITION STANDARD BEAREF      ANNOUNCES POSITIVELY THAT HE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE NOMINATION,

BRYAN REFUSES NOMINATION BY PROHIBITIONISTS   Was 40 Mites. From Railroad or elegraph When He Read of His Nomination in Newspaper; Convention Ts Nounlussed L

BRYAN REFUSES TO MAKE RACE FOR DRY PARTY   Will Stick to Democrais, Commoner Asserts.

HOME RULE FOR CATALONIA   Spain, However, Sets Limits to Power of Nation’s Diet.

CATALONIA WINS HOME RULE   Spain, However, Sets Limits to Power of Nation’s Diet—Govern. ment to Issue Currency. .

GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS   If your Baek hurts or Bladde bothers you, drink lots of water.

GLASS GF SATS CLEANS KIDNEYS   If your Back is aching or Blad_€er bothers, drink lets of water and eat less meat.

Vill Hays And Roosevelt Sum  Up Case For. Their Respective Parties: Both ‘Are Confident

LAST GASPS OF EXPIRING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIEN   LEADERS AND WORKERS REST PHYSICALLY BUT USUAL ESTE. MATES AND MANIFESTOS ARE  ISSUED TO VOTERS WHO WILI NEC cAacw

Chairman Hays : Defines. Issties and Makes Appeal. To All Citizens®*  URGES-ALL AMERICANS. TO HEED PARTY ISSUES   Nominees at Rest. After < Long Campaign; Cox to Make One -More Talk

NOMINEES BESPERK THOT CONFIDENCE   ROOSEVELT AND HAYS ISSUE STATEMENTS REVIEW. ING CAMPAIGN.   PARTY LEADERS RESTING   Cox and Harding Syend Part of Sabbath. Lay: at Their * Headquarters, -

CHAIRMEN OF MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES HIND IT “NECESSARY” TO LABOR SUNDAY   Each Reiterates His Week-end Prediction That the Candidate of His Party Would Be Chosen President — Harding Ends His Campaign: Cox Still “‘Driving’’ For Votes

‘REPUBLICANS WOULD GO BACK TO MARK HANNA—   ROOSEVELT SUMS UP THE ISSUES—HAYS  FIRES FINAL SHOT FOR HiS NOMINEE.

POLITICIANS REST. UPGN GARS AFTER STRENUOUS DRIVE      HAYS AND ROOSEVELT ISSUE STATEMENTS—BOTH EXUDE CONFIDENCE.

In Final Statement Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vice-Presidential Candidate, Describes Leaders in G. 0, P. Organization as the Political Executors of Mark Hanna   SEE REPUDIATION OF HARDING

PAAAY TS REALLY GREAT IGGUE THE SEDER BY THE VOTEE   DEMOCRATS REPRESENT PROGRESS. IVE THOUGHT OF THE DAY   REPUBLICANS WOULD GO BACK TQ MARE HANNA ROOSEVELT SUMS UP THE ISSUES—HAYS FIRES FINAL SHOT FOR WIS NOMIN

FINAL WORDS OF LEADERS IN BOTH: + THE BIG PARTIES HAVE BEEN SPOKE   Chairmen of Republican and Democratic National Committees &* Predict Success—-The Voters Will Render a Decision Tomorrow, But It Looks Ver'y Much Like a Verdict in Favor of Harding. oo

NEW TEACHER ELECTED   irs, Myrtle Dell Will Teach in Seventh and Eighth Grades.

rURKISH LEADER DEFIES ENTENTE   Leader of Nationalists Unalter. ably Opposed To Treaty Of Peace

“DEATH! TO TURKEY’   THAT IS WHAT PEACE TREATY MEANS TO KAMER PASHA   The Leudor of Tarkish Forces De. clares the Turks WH Never Submli—Then What?

HLITERACY SAID TH BE BIG MENACE #0 MEXICO’ GROWT:   Exiles Make Analysis O14 * Needs Of the New Re! publie.

Members of Group of Political Refugees in the United States Circulate Open Letter Suggesting Solution for Mexican Problems; Urge Education for Electorate   WOULD BE FRIENDLY WITH U.S.

ILLITERACY IS DECLARED TO BE ° GREATEST MENACE OF REPUBLIC; 60,000 GRADE SCHOOLS NEEDED   As a Means for Making Real Democracy Effective, Changes in the Ballot Law Are Urged; a Frank and Open International Policy Is Advocated, Especially Toward U. S.

OFFER PROGRAM FOR DISCUSSION   Analysis of Mexico’s Problems is Presented   IN LETTER TO PEOPLE   Nine Members of Group of Political Refugees in‘ United States Point Out What Ought to be Done to Rehabilitate Their Country—Education First Great Need

(Mexican Political Refugees Say Illiteracy. Is Greatest \Menace to Country’s Growth

FIGHT ON WAR TRAINING BILL 5 PROMISED   Bryan Approves Action of House Democrats in Opposing Enactment of Measure for Universal Service.

Chairmen of Senate and House Committees Announce Kurpose to Press for Action on Army Reorganization   DEMOCRATS OF HOUSE ° OPPOSED TO TRAINING   ake Action at Caucus Repudiating Wilson’s Appeal for Delay of Declaration Until After Political Gonvention

DEMOCRATS VOTE ‘NO’ ON MILITARY MEASURE   SENATORS DIFFER IN OPINION AS TO EFFECT THE ACTION AGAINST UNIVERSAL TRAINING WILL HAVE ON DELEGATES.

HOUSE CAUCUS REJECTS A ZRMY TRAININ £3 BILL   Democrats Down Measure Despite Ve ilson; Much Specul em tion.

MATHILDA DALLMEYER   VILL PRESS ARMY BILL   Wadsworth and Kahn Say Democratic Vote Will Not Deter Them.

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE DIFFER “ON ARMY BIL!       Go On Record As Opposed Te Universal Military Training

CE FEGI UF AGTIUN I) DOUBTFUL   Vide Difference of Opinion Or Step Taken by House Dem ocrats in Disapproving Mill tary Training Legislation.

ARMY BILL WILL. ‘BE PRESSED THO WILSON OPPOSES   OPINION DIFFERS ON RESUL} OF LAST NIGHT’S CAUCUS ACTION   DEMOCRATS REPUDIATE PRESIDENT’S REQUEST   Ry Disapproving Military Training - Measure They Defy Attitude Tiken By Wilson.

HOUOE DEMOCRATS REJECT AN APPEAL BY THE PRESIDENT   Caucus Oppose Universal Mil itary Training by Vote of 106 to 17.

FEAR CONSEQUENCES OF DEMOCRAT ACTION ON MILITARY TRAINING   House Refuses To Listen To Wilson And Rejects Reoreanization Bil-Senate To Go On With The Plans, ©   CONVENTION TO DECIDE

CFFEGI AUHIUN I DOUB IFUL      Wide Difference of Opinion Or Step Taken by House Dem ocrats in Disapproving Mili tary Training Legislation.

AGED IOWAN DIES.   Lee County Centenarian Passes Away ' VAbeon Esathoar af 1h Shildran

 ADMINISTRATION STEAM ROLLER IRONS OUT ALL OPPOSITION IN \JIG. TIME DURING HOT SESSION      FARMERS SEE DECEIT OF RADICALS; — REMOVE SIGNATURES FROM PETITIONS

[nInTY-FOUR HUNDRED NAMES ARE OGRATCHED OFF PETITION’   FOUND THAT FARMERS ARE HARDEST HIT BY PROPOSAL   DELUDED BY AGENTS OF DUNN OF BUTTE INTO SIGN ING UP PETITIONS, THEY DISCOVER ERROR IN TIME AND HARD-FOUGHT LAW MAY GO BY BOARD

LIVESTOCK FINANCE “PLAN IS EXPLAINED   STATEMENT TELLS HOW $22, 000,000 FUND CAN BE USED TO AID FARMERS,

TO STOP LIQUOR MOVEMENT.   Shipments From Kentucky Will be Discontinued Next Monday.

non. The merchants are giving it loyal support and it is better than ever.

The Enormous Cost of Enforcing Prohibition is Urged In Congress,

THE HIGH DRY COST   Take 88 Million to Enforce Prohibition, Says Galligan

i. §. COMMISSIONERS MEET      Discass Policy to Be Follewed by tUnited States at International  Se ee

KING READY FOR HUGE MEET   Five Nations to Conside Disposition of Hun Cables

PRESIDENT OF GERMANY GIVES OUT MANIFEST   Reviews Year and Calls On Peopl To Help: Restore the Fatherland.

New Year Ushers in «Critical Period for ‘Germany, Says Ebert   Urges Unity of ‘Endeavor with Restoration of Fatherland ™ as Goal

SERMANY FACES CRISIS IN 1920   President Ebert Calls on the Nation to Stand ‘‘Side By Each’’ This Year.

iPROGRESS INNEWBERRY TRIAL  IS DELAYED BY MUCH SICKNESS   'In Spite of Delay However Prediction is Maule Evidence Will Begin Before Adjournment Today; Jurors ’- and Defendants III.

TOMORROW LOCAL  DEMOCRACY’S DAY   F. D} ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK IN: SOUTH PARK IN FORENOON   Local Commiitee and Topeka Delegation Will Greet the Candidate Here      Bands at Station and at South o Park Will Furnish Music For Occasion

TOMORROW LOCAL  DEMOCRACY’S DAY   EF. D, ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK IN SOUTH PARK IN FORENOON   GATHERING OF CLANS   Local Com mittee and ‘Topeka Delegation Will Greet the Candidate Here   Bands at Station and at South Park Will Furnish Music For Occasion

WILT, INVESTIGATE RIOTING,   Judge Kerr is Ordered to Impanel Special Jary at Lexington. f

PLACE EMBARGO ON STOCK WHEN MEN WALK OWN]   Chicago Packing Officials Say Continuance of Strike Means Closed Plants

PACKER GLAM  MEN VIOLATED WAGE CONTRACT   FAILURE OF FEPERAI JUDGE TO BFGIN ARBITRATION CAUSES REQUEST FOR MEDIATORS.

LIVESTOCK. SHIPMENTS   Are Placed Under Em bargo on Account of  Chicago Strike

PACKING STRIKE MAKES EMBARGS AGAINST CATT!   Suspension of Operation One Week Predicted ii  Strike Continues

STOCKYARDS TIED ~—UPRYASTRIKE   NO CATTLE BEING RECEIVED AT CHICAGO YARDS PENDING A SETTLEMENT

FORTY-ONE LEADERS OF “OUTLAW” RAIL STRIKE INDICTED   Presidents of Insurgent Unions Among Leaders Named in Indictments Returned   WARRANTS ISSUED TUESDAY FOR ARREST OF THE MEN   Conspiracy to Violate Lever Act is Charged

“OUTLAW” STRIKE LEADERS INDICTED   CHICAGO COURT ORDERS AR - REST OF SWITCHMEN FOR  ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

NDICTMENTS AGAINGT LEADERS OF BIE RAIL WALKQUT ARE T0 BE SERVED, NOVA

WOMEN GO IN FOR POLITIC   Enter the Game With Different Ate titude of Mind Than Men.

AINTAB IS RELIEVED WHEN FRENCH TROOPS DRIVE OFF BESIEGING OTTOMAN FORCE

MARRIED AT NEKOOSA  ON TUESDAY MORNING   SOPHIA EE. WIPFLI BECOME! BRIDE OF SIDNEY AL DEN

Mrs. Samuel Gompers  Is Reported Seriously lil; Cause, Paralysis

DISABLED. STEAMSHIP SAVED   But. for Timely Assistance Renderec the Makadna Woyld Have Been Washed Ashore.

COUNTY JUSTICH VICTIM OF COWARDLY AS       Eight Arm Injured, When Hoe Was ad Upon trom Ambush

CHAPEL GARG FOR ALE. RAILROADS   Cars Equipped to to Hold Ninety People and. With Ample Quartets “fot ‘Minister. ‘and His Family: Being Rua Out Oe Chisagn.: >. >

CARRYING . CHURCH TO — PEOPLE ON WHEELS,. BUT WHERE WILL. THEY GET WATER FOR RIVER JORDAN’

CHAPEL CARS WILLBE PUT ON MANY TRAINS   Baptists Plan to Outfit. Traveling Churches . as . Fast - as “Money is Available,”

CHAPEL CARS.   New Plan for Carrying the Gospe Throughout Country Working Woll_

FIVE KILLED IN. STREET CAR WRECK   Confesses Plotting Wreck of Flyer

PLOTTED 10 ~ WRECK TRAIN   Leaders Arrested, Make Confession.   SET DATE IN FA'R WEEK   “Because so Many Would be Killed”—Special Police Protection For Foreigners.

TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION QE CONVENTION MAY HELD FAIR PERMANENT SESSIAN

TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION OF CONVENTION MAY HOLL FAW PERMANENT SESSIOR

RAILROADS WILL RETURN MILLION TO COAL DEALERS   Interstate Commission De cides $2 a Day Is Reason-ahle Demiuyraice.

GOAL PRODUCTION IS LESSENED BY. GAR SHORTAGE   Railroads Taking Cars Destined for Other Points. No Present Relief Imminent, Say Operators.   DEMAND HEAVY

Message Tells of Invasion of the Kremlin by Revolutionists; Warsaw Announces Victory. Over Soviet Troops in Resumption of Fighting; Wrangel Continues Suc cessful Advance

Message Tells of ‘Invasion .of . the Kremlin, by. " Revolutionists; Warsaw Announces Victory, _ Over Soviet Troops in Resumption of Fighting; Wrangel Continues Suc“40 pasdful Advance _

PASTOR: OR CALLED BY WESTMINISTER   DR. THOMAS KNOX OF LIMA BHIO, NABED TO succEED ‘VON KRUG HERE Fe

WESTHINSTER NAMES PASTOR   Rev. Knox Coming Hers From Lima to Succeed -  * Rey, Von Krug

Night Riders Continue to Post Warnings of Reprisals ‘if Owners Do Not Close Down.     TWO. MORE FIRES OCCUR IN TEXAS  q  on »   Authorities in Many Southern States Are Making Efforts to Apprehend the Firebugs.

MANY COTTON GINS ACPORTED BURNED "RIDERS BLAMER   NU BLOODSHED DIRECTLY TRACY ABLE TO THIS CAUSE RKPORTED.   HEAVIEST LOSS IN CAMERON   Death of Negro Guard at Knglaoc Ark., Said to Have Been Due “to Desire to Rob Him By Captive, Who Confesses.

U.S. MUST FACE NEW COMPETITION   Canada and Argentin: Are Going After Dairy Trade

NITTI AGREES TO SETTLEMENT FOR ADRITI   Italians‘ Insist That Pact o London Is Binding Upon Jugo-Slavs

TTT IN ACCORD WITH! ALLIES UPON ADRIATIC DISPUTE   Official Communique Defining Position Is Issued At Italian Capital   OUTLINES PROPOSAL   Pact Of London Is Declared Valid And Binding And May Be Enforced

EUROPEAN ALLIES IN COMPLETE ACCORD   DECIDE THAT THE PACT OF LONDON ES VALU AND BINDING

Nitti i is in Accord With Clemenceau   allan Premier Fayors Advintic Dispute Settlement: Proposed by fitoxd George wad Tiger or Fraace.      Li

Statement Outlines Points Agreed Upor   Nitti, Clemenceau and Lloyd George Report in Accord on Adriatic Question.

DECIDES ILLINGIS RATE.   Interstate Commerce Commission Orders 10 Percent Haise. East, 35 Perrent. Weat_

RAILROAD RATES AND ILLINOIS   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Today Orders Freight increases.

ennai, anaes  KILLED IN RACE FOR CROSSING,   Motor Car tngin ne e Stalled—Th re¢ GQehere Fuitarecdd wt YFavtevh iaueecear.,

A, TEST OF WHEATS MADE BY E. E. KALE      mnt to the Avricul Yoerterday by BR. Q. Smith       Samples Were > tural Colle

A TEST OF WHEATS MADE BY E. E. KALB   samples Were Sent to the Avricultural Colleve Yesterday by R. QO. Smith

BOLSHEVIKI MOVE ON UKRAINE      Strong Offensive Developing 01 Volhynian Front.

BOLSHEVIKI START UKRAINE OFFENSIVE   PPetlura’s Troops, Unable to Longer Continue Attack, Are Driven Back by Reds,

VALIDITY OF POOL HALL LAW OF TEXAS AGAIN ASSAILED IN GOURT   BELL COUNTY MAN FINDS WHAT HE THINKS IS SERIOUS FLAW AND BRINGS TEST CASE.

POSTAL TREATIES ARE NEGOTIATEL   Between United States, Central America, South America, Mexico and Spain.

COPPER COMPANIES PASS "PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS      ‘Chino and Nevada Consolidated Direc tors Take Action to Conserve Cash Besources

COPPER DIVIDENDS - > "ARE SUSPENDET   Unfavorable Market Conditions and In Order to Conserve Cost Resources Reason Given.

GOT “WHITE BLEPHA      Vawubroker Loancd Money ; on Ivenlthy * Thogsa’ +

POLISH TROOPS TO QUIT MINSK   government Commands withdrawal Soviets Force Poles to Armistice Line.

POLAND WILL TRY TO BE G00,   Has Ordered Troops To Leave Minsk—-Russian Reds Are Not Playing Fair,

REPUBLICANS SURE  OF 382 VOTES TO 127 FOR DEMOCRATS   Oklahoma and Tennessee Swing Safely to G. O, P. Cox Wins but 10 States

Democratic Stronghold ‘Invaded In Many States; Harding Totals Grow.   OKLAHOMA SWINGS. TO REPUBLICANS   Claim - Majority of Ten- Ir Senate and Around One Hundred in the House ~

REBEL GENERAL DES ATS SONORA AEVOLUTIONISTS   Mexican War Office Announces — Creation of Two New Military Departments.   Reported Bonillas Withdraws From Presidential Race and Proffers Service to the  Ravaenmnt

Q o MEN DESERTS AND GOES TO THE FEDERALS   JUAREZ REVOLT EXPECTED   American Soldiers And El Pago Police Form Cordon About Border Between the Two Cities.

REL OER SONS. ARRAN   Lt. of General ..Calles. Goes ‘Over to Carranza in the Sonota Revolution.—Juarez Re: -volt- Prepared: for by United States Troops. ° -

EE CD  HEBEL LEADER JOINS CARRANZ!   Lt. of General Calles Goes Over to Carranza in the Sonora Revolution.—Juarez Revolt Prepared for by United States Troops.

HAS ABANDONED REVOLUTIONISTS   Leader i in Northern Mex. ico Proffers Services to Carranza

MEXICO CITY IN PANIC AS END OF CARRANZA NEARS   Resignation of President Republic Expected at Any Time  Revolution Breaks Out in      Leader in Mexico Deserts Rebels

A REBEL LEADER DESERTS OBREGON   Qitits Sonora Revohedlio ‘Over to Cu BY       ts amd) Goes     nat, Acerrting te      cico City Report,

REBEL OFFICER IS READY 10 SERVE WITH GARRANZA   General Miguel Saman iego Abandons Sonora Revolutionists

NO NEW laauts TO GE INJECTED INTO CAMPAIGN   Senator’s Position Is Secur« Declares Marion Headquarters   SPEAKS WEDNESDAY   Nominee To Address Meeting In Cleveland On First Stop.

The POUCHES OF DEMOGRACY   On Tariff Hare Been Demoralizing Our Industries Says Senator Harding.   PROTECTION SYSTER MUST BE RESTORED   Republican Candidate Promises Protection. to Farmers

HARDING URGES HIGH TARIFE   Scores Democratic Policy Promises to Protect the American Industries.

POLICE AT SEA ON MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE   Divorced Husband of Woman Last Seen With Dead Man Proves Alibi.   WAVE MANY THEORIES

CLUE 10 ELWELL MURDER HAS FAILED   Victor von Schiegell, Upon Whont . Suspicion is Rested, Is Elimin- —  ated From the Case by the District Attorney. i

POLICE ELIMINATE HUSBAND OF WOMAN SEEN WITH ELWELL NIGHT’HE MET HIS DEATH

: “Opinion neoredthig Gold ‘Imports from.Enaland   BRITISH TRADE INCREASE ~ I$ ALREADY. BIG FACTOR   No Doubt is Entertained in Re. sponsible Quarters Over Pay ment of Large Part of. For eign Loan

LONDON HAS RUMOR QF GOLD SHIPMENT   Smart Rise In Exchange Re sults; No Confirmation Obtainable, However.

SEN. JOHNSON AND PALMER REPLY   Californian Attacks Hoover on Stand for Ratification With Reservations   IS SPOOGFIN’ GREGON   Attorney General Objects to Remarks Made About Sugar Situation

HOOVER (5 SCORED BY JORNSON AND PALMICR   STATEMENTS DEALING WITE UT. TERANCES OF FORMER FOOD CHIEF ARE ISSUED.

HOOVER SPOOFIN JOHNSON CHARGES      SENATOR JOHNSON COMMENT! ON MESSAGE REGARDING LEAGLE MADE VOTERS.

URGES HIGHWAY AS MEMORIAL T: TWO ROOSEVELT:   Forestry Head Wants Na tional Road. ta Preserve

“REDS” SWEEP ON TO ARCTIC   Moscow Dispotch Says Murmansl Railway Is Freed of “White” . Forces,

AMERICANS WIT. HDRAWING   Troops Guarding Nailway Being Tukeu Troi Viadvostak.

TRANSPORT SANK WITH ALL GN BOARD   Vo'unteer Army Incensed at Being Left Behind Fired On Ship Loaded Men and Wemen.

THUOPS oHELL BUAT ON WHICH LEADERS FLEE   Officers and Families, Escaping from Bolsheviki, are Doomed  by Own Men.   REVOLT CRUSHED

a ary Pea , me, ar ease  Troops - Left’ Behind, Fire on: De. - parting Transport, to Face i Bolskerikl. a!

YEKATERINADOR (i NEAR COLLAPSE; WHITES EVAGUATE   Yanks Guarding Siberian Road Being Withdrawn: Mission Quits Chita for Harbin.

AN TRANSPORT SUNK,   4      Reports Sass  Treey  Vessel Fired ou by Left Behind.

SHELL SINKS REFUGE SHIF   1,400 Men, Women anc Children Were Drowned.   HAPPENED IN RED RUSSIA   Those Left Behind Fired at Those Who Were in Full Flight.

ANCAY VOLUNTEERS (FFT BY REFUGEE SHIP Hie DN VESSEL AND SISK I]   FOURTEEN HUNDRED MEN. Wow. EN AND CHILDREN PERISH ACCORDING TO REPORT,

Horrible Loss of Life Reported   Volunteer Transport Fired Upon and  Sunk With 1400 Persong On Board.

AMERICAN TROOPS LEAVING SIBERIA   Official Count Shows Denmark Winning Overwhelming Victory in Plebiscite Held in Schleswig Region.   ASSEMBLY IN AUSTRIA VOTES TO RETURN LOOT   German Authorities Deny Receiving Note from Allies Threatening Permanent Occupation of Rhineland.

me BREPPSAL REPORTED.      MRS. SAMUEL ADAMS DOES NOT DESIRE TO BE THE SECOND LADY

9  Samuel Adams Wife Opposed  To Nomination   Says Election to Vice-Presi dency’ wovld Disturb Home Life; Doesn’t Want to Be Second Lady.

WIDESPREAD MOVE AGAINST JEWS IN BERLIN LAUNCHED   Leaflets Protesting Against ‘Presence of Race in Public Offices, Distributed—Hebrews Apprehensive.

REVIVE ANTI-JEW MOVEMENT      Speeches and Hanabilis Agitate PopuIntion of Berlin,

HGH CAPITALIZATION OF EQUATORIAL OIL CE   IS EXPLAINED BY LOCAL STOCKHOLDERS—PRICE OF SHARES ARBITRARILY FIXED AT $100 ‘BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

COMMISSIONERS   Motion Adopted in Polish Diet Thursday Making Request

POLAND OBJECTS TO ALLIED PLAN   PLEBISCITE COMMISSION'S ACTIVITY THE CAUSE OF DIET’S OBJECTION,   Placing of a Czech In An Official Position Resented By the Poles, Who Claim Discrimination.

BALLOT CHANGE   Shift n the Position of Ticket: May Canse Many to Vote Wrong.   FAGLE BEPORE ROOSTER   Republican Ticket Gets the First Column on Ballot For First Time.

BALLOTS   SHOULD BE NOTED BY VOTER: NOVEMBER 2   TICKETS TO BF BEVERere   Republican fu First Colunin anc Democrats Secund

TICKET PUT IN DIFFERENT ORDER   Shift in Position on Ballots This Year Causes Warning to be Issued to Voters   EAGLE IS IN FIRST PLACE   Republican Ticket Will Apnear Before Democratic Due to Change : in Election Law

ARRANGEMENT OF BALLOTS TO CHANGE   Tickets of Two Leading Political Parties Will Be Reversed Aeccording To New Law   VOTERS SUOULLD BE CAREFUL.   Republican Tieket Will Appear In First Column and Demoerat Ticket in Secoud

UNEMPLOYMENT INGOUNTRY NOT GENERAL REPORT   Influx to Cities Partly Cause of Present Industrial Unrest

UNEMPLOYMENT NOT REGARDED VERY SERIOUS   But Industrial Committee Re vorts It Is Gradually Increasime   NEW ENGLAND WORST   BEST CONDITIONS ARE REPORTED iN SITUATION ON PACIFIC 4 @QDasy

READJUSTMENT .IN ALL INDUSTRIAL “LINES. ADD 10  ~—TINEMPL AVEN HICT      Maying Off of Thousands Who Have Gravitated to Large Cities, May Help  Farm Labor Shortage —   (BACK TO THE HILLS FOR THE JOBLESS   YOURTAILMENT OF MANUFACTUR-. ING MEANS RETURN TO SOIL  FORMER DRAWERS FRENZIED FINANCE SALARIES

Unemployment Slowly Increasing All Over in America, Is Statement

LABOR OFFICIALS DENY INDUSTRIAL CRISIS IMPENDING   Condition Of Industries In 45 States Is Contained In Report   UNEMPLOY MENT iS NOT SERIOUS OR GENERAI   Industries Are Emerging Fron Period of Intensive Operation

MATTERS GOULD Be UGH WERE   General Débressic Bul No Seria ner coloyment: Beveions:

DESPITE A WIDESPREAD DECREASE IN BUSINESS, UNEMPLOYMENT HAS NOT BECOME GENERALLY SERIOUS   National Industrial Conference Board Com-« pletes Its Survey; New England Reports Darkest Picture for Labor; Owing to Inactivity Among the Textile Mills.

Report of National Industria Conference Board Not Discouraging   LABOR SEEKS CHNNELS PRIOR TO WAR DEMANDS   Pacilic Coast Section Sutfers Least From Businéss Depression, Says Report

) ViLLAbco TOPPER "IN EARTTT ~AEPORT   Town.On Slope of Volcano of Orizaba Said To Be Badly Damaged   PEOPLE IN VERA CRUZ ARE AMONG SUFFERERS   Some Crushed Under Churcl Towers When They Went There To Pray

Nearly the Entire Country Shaken by Tremors— Severe Shakes Along The Gulf

LOSS OF LIFE IN EARTHQUAKE THOUGHT HEAVY   TWO MEXICAN VILLAGES ARE ENGULFED; CITIES SUFFER ALSO

MANY KILLED IN EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICAN STATE:   Several Villages Are Buriec And Buildings Demolish ed in Quakes Saturday An dSunday,

MEXICAN QUAKE INFLICTS HAY. i088 OF LIF   2 Villages Razed; Tremors Felt Throughout. Republic; Vera Cruz Sufferers.

HEAVY LIFE LOSS IN EARTHQUAKE   FWO VILLAGES IN MEXICO) DIS. APPEAR.   Refuges Told Harrowing Tales of Experiences in Japala, Which Was Badly Damaged.

MEXICAN PRESIDENT "REASSURES. ALL. QURNALS   Radical Utterances of Las’ Sunday Severely Censuret By Administration

MEXICAN SOLONS IN BAL   GOVERNMENT AFTER ONES WHO DELIVERED INCENDIARY SPEECHES LAST NIGHT.

ITALIAN STRIKERS RENEW DEMANDS   Half Million Workers In Tex. tile Mills May Join Rioters

MILAN TEXTILE WORKERS RENEW THEIR DEMANDS   Promise of Adjustment of Working Conditions Fails to Quiet Strikers.

3 PLANES GIVE TEDDY THRILLS   Roosevelts Son _  Narrowl: Escapes Death In Three Mishaps

WOMAN PRESIDES FOR MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS   Precedent is Broken Wher Mrs, Anderson Takes Chair,

N. B YARDMEN IN THE WEST JOIN GENERAL STRIKE   Employes at Everett Walk Ou!  and Thoag at Spokane Vote  on Matter Today   MOTOR TRUCKS EMPLOYED   Are Used to. Handle Mail at Jersey City-Machines Are Manned by Soldiers

Railroad Strike Situation on the — st Whole Seems To Be on the Mend

STRIKE IS VASTLY BETTER IN WEST, WARSF IN FAST   MAIN STRENGTH IS EXERT. ED IN SECTION EAST OF PITTSBURGH.   CHICAGO RELIEVED   Conditions Sufficiently Im. proved to Permit Lifting of Embargoes.

pue f Din re mtn  i Ve i Ua EAS         ied   AN SSRARGO ON ALL  FREIGHT AP WASHING EN      [HPEEVING IM THE Wry         ary Engineers, Collepe Students fund Citizens Volunteer Services jn New York,

MAIN STRENGTH STRIKE IN EAST AND FAR WEST   Conditions P oint Toward Return to Norma! Elsewhere

AML SITUATION WORSE IN EAST   New York is Particularly Tied Up, Brotherhood Leaders and Railways Admit.   PACIFIC COAST IS BAD

AST AND WES! STRONGHOLDS OF THE STRIKE   In Central Section of ths Country Railroad Men Resume Work.   PASSENGER SERIVCE IS HARD HIT IN NEW YORK   Situation in Chicago is Ad mitted to Be Greatly Improved.

WEST, VASTLY BETTER CHICAGO, MUCH IMPROVED EAST, VASTLY WORSE   Such Jy Country-Wide Strike Situation as Epitomized bv Brotherhood Leaders.

WHOLE EAST IS STILL TIED UP BY STRIKERS   Main Strength Centers East o: : . Pittsburgh and in Pacific Northwest.   NEW YORK’S PASSENGER ~ => SERVICE Is HARD HIt   Armed Soldiers Used at Jersey . City to Move Mail in Mo. tor Trucks.   PALMER EXPECTED TO ACT   Brotherhood Chiefs Are Watch . Jing Washington With Inter-ost for Some Action.

STRIKERS EAERTING STRENGTH IN EAST   Conditions Approaching Nor: mal Everyhere Except East of Pittsburgh and in the Pacific Northwest.

OTRIKE OPREADS IN THE EAS)   AN EMBARGO ON ALL FREIGHT AT WASHINGTON   (MPROWNG IN THE WEST   Military Engincers, College Student and Citizens Volunteer Services ir New York,

STRIKERS EXERT FORGE IN EAST WEST IMPROVES   Railroads Encounter Fresh Dif. ficulties in Pacific “Nor Lhwes! with Wallout on Two Roads. at Bverelt, Wash,   EMBARGOES ARE REMOVED   Sufficient Improvement in Chiyoage Where More Freight Moves Than Any Previous De; Permits Lifting of Many Ban

Railroad: Strike Situation:« on athe -Whole Seems To Be on the Mend

BUARD MAY SOLVE STRIKE PROBLEM   Railroad and Brotherhood Officials View Action as Big Step Toward Agreement   DEADLOCK WEST OF OHIO   Strikers Fail te Make Gains in Chicago District and all Traffic is Being Handled—100,000 Factory Men at Detroit Out.

TIE UP WORSE IN THE EAST   But Unauthorized Strike Wanes in the West.   IMPROVEMENT IN KAS. GIT)   Fresh Difficulties in NorthwestSoldiers Handle Mail in Jersey City Many Cities Lightless.

LOOK TO BOARD TO END STRIKE   CHICAGO RAILROAD DISTRICT SEES HOPE OF BREAK East of Pittsburgh and Far West Now  Centers of Railroad Crisis—Many Industries Hard Hit.

Pennsylvania Road Has 13,098  Men Out—Hope For Action By New Labor Board.

Announcement Is Awaited Now on Action to Be Taken by Government.

Sections East ef f Pittsburg and In the Pacific Northwest Affected . By the Movement.

EXPECT PRESIDENT’S ACTION WILL CAUSE MEN TO RECONSIDE   Appointment of Rail Labor Board May Get Strikers Back.

NEW YORK HARD HIT; CONDITIONS BETTER IN WES]   Strikers Inconvenience 10,000 More Commuters—tTie Up Three Divisions.   Other Eastern States Affecter —National Capital Walkout Closes Gateway to South.

At Jersey City Armed Soldiers Were Needed to Protect Mail   PACIFIC COAST MEN  ARE GiViING TROUBLE   ARE GiViING TROUBLE  Announcement of Government Policy Toward Strike Awaited With Interect.

lersey City Armed Soldiers  Handle U. S. Mail; Lift Freight Embargoes in Chicago as Better Conditions Reign.

CABINET MEETS UN TUESDAY 10 Do GUSS STRIKE   Wilson Calls Advisers Together. for First Meeting Since He Was Taken Ill in September   SITUATION APPROACHING  NORMAL IN THE WEST      East Becomes Strike Center With Ranks of the Insurgents Increasing

PROFITS. ON COAL A SECRET   Consideration of Resolution Calling for Data Held Up.

COAL PROFITS REMAIN SECRET   Senator Phipps of Colorado Prevents Consideration of Resolution Calling for Data.

EXPERTS REPORT ON GERMAN TONNAG!   197,000 Tons Will Be Handed -Ov In Compensation For Scuttling Fleet at Scapa Flow,

MISSOURI 6. 0. P ‘HOLD -0HY MEE   Fail to Finish Up Business Yesterday and Are Recalled This Morning.   COLORADO CONFERENCE

STATE SPLIT UP ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   CALIFORNIA PRESENTS A PROBLEM IN POLITICS.   Harding Must Cheese Between the Heever and Jehnson Brands, With Danger ef Histery Repeating Itself.

SENATOR JOHNSON - MAY: HAVE JOKER   Expects . Candidate Harding te Interpret Platform As a Treaty -Reoudiation   CALIFORNIA MAY -TELE   Supported: Hoover’ and . the League of Nations in. Primaries Recently .

CALIFORNIA 10 BE - SOURCE OF WORRY FOR BOTH PARTIES   @ustion in Southern Part of the .» Btate Is Reviewed By  ‘> Lawrence.        WINDS VOTERS READY To  2.) ACOEPT EITHER TroKE   ‘Mach Depends on Senator John.  : #0n and His Speeches on the “> Beague of Nations.         JS-NORMALLY REPUBLICAN   Plowever, Correspondent Thinks If, Harding Is Not Careful > 1916. Will Be Repoated.

California Anybody’s State, -To Take Shrewd Maneuvering ‘To Land The State Vote

PRESIDENT VETOES PEACE RESOLUTION AS STAIN ON NATION   To Establish Peace by Such Method is Complete Surrender of Rights.   NO HOPE IS ETERTAINED TO OVERRIDE HIS ACTION   Republicans Generally Admit Necessary Two-Thirds Votes Cannot Be Mustered.

WILSON VETOES SENATOR KNOKS PEACE MEASURE   Republicans Will Be Unable te Pass Resolution Over President’s Veto   TREATY DIFFERENCES TO: BE SETTLED BY VOTERS   Executive Feels - That This Country Stained By Act of Present Congress

PRESIDENT WILSON VETOES RESOLUTION TQ END THE WAR   ‘Says It Would Stain Nation's Honor; Cannot Be Repassed te Believed.

PRESIDENT VETOES KNOX RESOLUTION      Ps ; Declares Technical Pence Would Be omblete Surrender Sa Far as Germany Enters

VETO STAMPED ON PEACE RESOLUTION BY THE PRESIDENT   Wilson Says in Message His Action Came to Save Nation’s Honor From “Stain” —Will Go Into Campaign.

WILSON VETOES PEACE MOVE   TREATY MUST GO TO VOTERS NEXT FALL   Votes Lackine In Beth House and Senate To Override President’s Veto.

aFP WV 42 2 VOY 2442 EO  White House Turns   STAIN ON NATION’S HONOR SAYS PRESIDENT   Veto Message Says Resolution Fails Uttérly to Protect Rights of United States

EXPECTED VETS I PEAGE MOVE MATERIALIZE!      INNO HOPE NOW OF ACTION    ISSUE MUST GO INTO THE CAMPAIGN—CHIEFS MOSTLY MUM

PRESIDENT VETOES PEAGE RESOLUTION   wot LD) MEAN COMPLETE SUR RENDER RIGHTS OF U, S. TO’ GERMANY, HE SAYS.

WILSON VETOES REPUBLICAN PLAN FOR EARLY PEACE   Declares it Would “Stain” the Nation’s  Honor   30TH SIDES DEADLOCKED

PRESIDENT VETOES PEAGE RESOLUTION OF REPUBLICANS   Says It Would Put Inefface able Strain on Nation’s Honor.   A SURRENDER OF RIGHTS

THERE ta NUT A CHANGE 10 OVERRIDE IT   Yet House Will Go Through Motions Today to Repass It, Regardless of Executive Action, but It Is Hopeless in Senate.   WHICH PARTY 15 10 BLAME   Chief at the White House Says by Giving Measure His Sanction He World Put ‘“Ineffaceable Stain”  on Nation’s Honor.

REQULUTION (2 DECLARE PEACE 5 REJECTED bY  THE PRESIDENT   To Become a Party to the Program Would Be to Put An “Ineffaceable Stain” fin the Nation’s Honor.   WOULD MEAN GIVING UP RIGHTS OF U. §   Action Believed To Have Brought To a Final Deadlock All Efforts To Agree Upon Acceptable Program

PRESIDENT WILSON AS EXPECTED PUTS VETO TO PEACE RESOLUTION   Informs Congress of His Opposition to the Peace Program -Framed by Republican Leaders—A Stain on the Nation’s Honor He Thinks.

Tn Message to Congress Says He Considers Measure Would Be an Ineffable Stain on the Nation's Honor: Would Surrender Rights Far as Germany Is Concerned   RXPECT ANOTHER VOTE TO-DAY

WILSON VETO OF PEACE AGT WAS EXPECTED   LEAVES ISSUE TO BE FOUGHT OUT IN CAMPAIGN BY THE TWO PARTIES   President Says Effect Would Be To Relinquish All High Purposes Led Nation Into War

PEAGE RESOLUTION IS VETOED BY PRESIDENT   CONSIDERS IT WOULD PUT INEFs FACEABLE STAIN ON HONOE OF NATION.   PROGRAM NOW DEADLOGKED   Predicted Issue Will Have to Be Fought Out by the Two Parties in Political Campaign.

PRANCE TQ HONOR HERGES’ RELATIVES      Will Give Special Diploma'to Surviving Relatives oflain Soldiers °° 

GAMP SHURMAN SOLEIL TURNS COUN GN EIMSEL   nflicts Wound While Talking To Bride of Ten Days

CAMP SHIRMAN SOLOIR TURNS iN ON KIMSELI   Inflicts Wound While Talking To Bride of Ten Days

ba AND NEAR BEER DIE HARD INNEW YORK   Excise Commissioner Say: There Is.No Provision for Selling Drinks.

DEMON AUM DIED HARD IN NEW YORK BUT IS REALLY DEAD   Even Distant Relative, Near Beer, Will be No More There After January 31.   BIG CITY TO BE MADE AS DRY AS SAHARA   Federal Government's Prokibition Eaforcement Machinery to be Created Under Eighteenth Amendment to Constitution Has Been Prattically Completed,

DEMON BUM EAD: NEAR BEER OVINE   New. York to Be As Dry As ’* . Sarah Desert.

OLD TREATIES ARE CITED IN OIL DISPUTE   Federa! Judge Grants Injunc tion in Texas—Oklahoma Boundary Fignt.

BOUNDARY DISPUTE   Temporary Injunction in Tex as-Oklahoma Case.

CF PERKINS GHIDWRECKED   Burlingtonians on the Arthur Meeker Yacht When It Hits York Ledge.   ‘ALL ON BOARD ARE SAFE AND SOUND   Members of Yachting Party Are Landed in Yacht’s Tenders.

MCHT USED BY LIPTON IN RAGES DEPOATEDWAECK   OWNED BY MEMBER OF FIR OF ARMOUR & COMPANY WHO WERE ON CRUISE. ;

RAILROAD MANAGERS STICK TOANNOUNGEMEN   Refuse io Take Back Outlay Strikers Without Loss of Their Seniority. Rights.

WILLARD RE-ELECTED   Will Head B. & O. Under Pri. vate Ownership.

PARIS COTTON MARKET.   Receipts Friday, 186 bales. Middling, 1514 cents. Strict middling, 1614 cents. Cottonseed, $18 per ton.

LAWYERS TALK SHOP   American ‘Bar Axsoctation ‘In Sehe sion with Program Covering Many Important Subjects.

“ISS 1 MEET   Body To Take Up Legisla etive Reforms For Consideration.

PIU TRADE “HEW TOPIC AT GENEVA WEFT   Committee Proposes to Bring About Disarmament: by Three Stages   PLAN PROPAGANDA To ~ - MOULD YOUNG MINDS   Holland Accepts Invitation. to Send Troops to Vilna = During Election 

STRIVING TO KEEP PACE WITH THE U. S.   VISCOUNT ISHII TELLS ARMA MENTS COMMITTEE HIS COUN TRY CAN NOT MAKE ANY RE DUCTIONS NOW.

REPEAL OF WARTIME: “(AWS GEISREHT-OF_WAVINHOUSE AFTER  TMIVIGRANT ACT   Next Will Come Reavis Measure for Consolidating Goverument Execative Departments

OF NATIONS (ODA   DISARMAMENT IN THREE STAGES OUTLINED.   JAPAN SPOKESMAN SAYS UNITED STATES HINDERS   As Long as the United States Con tinues to Increase Her Armament Then Will the Kingdom in the Orient Do the Same.

CONGRESSMAN HA B—LENROOV HAS Me WILCOX, LEADS RY RR ORGAL IN $8 PRE    BIG Le, JORITY. 500 OY. CINCT

PRESENTE CONGRESSMAN HAE BIG LEAD—LENROOT HAS MA JORITY—WILCOX LEADS BY) 500 OVER BLAINE IN 38 PRE  meseors

ANOTHER: GANGSTER IS.) ~ CONVICTED OF ASSAULT      Jury Finds Third  of Group of Five Guilty Shortly Before First is Start,ed to Penitentiary

ROOSEVELT FLAYG SENATORIAL CAGAL   Denounces Them as Reaction aries and Obstructionists at Billings, Mont.

CANDIDATE MAKES STIRRING BILLINGS SPEECH ON LEAGUE   Attacks Senators Who Oppose League of Nations for Partisan Purposes   Wighteenth Amendment Is Here and Apparently Wil Stay, Declares Roosevelt. League of Nations Is Basec Or Same Principles as Monroe Doctrine.

CONSPIRACY 10 DISCREDIT LAW   Charged in Statement of Anti-Saloon League   And Eventually Overthrow Prohibition — Commissioner Kramer Says that Dry Law Enforcement Machinery is Inadequate—Another Warning Issued Derelict Officials

MACHINERY FOR ENFORCEMENT DRY LAW INADEQUATE   Conspiracy to Discredit and Ultimately to Overthrow Prohibition Charged.   KRAMER FRANKLY ADMITS AGENTS UNFAITHFUL OATH   Anti-Saloon League Calls Upon Congress to Provide Methods by Which Those Who Wink at Violation Dry Law May be Dealt With.

Siumiditv Data   Pro Law Enforcement § Machinery Inadequate Commissioner Assert:

Commissioner Kramer Charges Pian On Foet te Break Coge tn Prohibition Machine.

CHARGE CONSPIRACY TO END PROHIBITION   SOMMISSIONER KRAMER DEI! CLARES ENFORCEMENT GENERALLY INADEQUATE   DRIES CONTINUE FIGHT   Mark All Wet Candidates fo: Slaughter—-On Trail of Lax Officials.

"MACHINERY INADEQUATE.      For Dry Law. Enforcement. Anti-Saloon League is Told.

PLAN TO RESTORE MONARCH   Austrian Parliament Told of Plot te Put Charles on Throne.

PLOT TO RESTORE CHARLES   Austrian Minister Streter Tells Pian tc Put Emperor on Throne, Says Vienna Report.

STUDENT SLAYS DRINKING PAL   Death Follows Boozing Quarrel in Fraternity House at Hanover; Siayer Pleads Defense.

ee eee  SENSATION IN STUDENT BODY AT DARTMGUT:   One of the Most Popular: MMenwbers of Sentor Class Shot by An other Stadent,

COLLEGE SENIOR SHOT AND KILLED IN ROOM   Legion ‘Members to Turn Ou’ in ‘Fatigue Clothes.

DARTMOUTH STUDEN1 SHOT AND KILLED TODAY   Slayer Involved in Killing of An other Classmate Three. Yeurs  » Ago—Tremendons Str Cheated).

 E MARONEY THE VICTIM      Meads Fled--Captured on Train Bound For Boston =

KILLS STUDENT INROOM TODAY ATDARTMOUTH   Robert T. Meads, a Junior Said to Have Confessed. Claims Self Defense.

Robert Meade of La Grange Kills Fraternity Brother at Dartmouth.

STUDENT SHOT. AT DARTMOUTE   Killed During: Quarrel iz Frat House; Hold linois Boy

Later Caught on Train, Says He Fired in Selfdefeanca   ‘TWAS DRINKING PARTY   Henry E. Maroney Killed in His Room at Fraternity House.

AOE FLEES BUTS: TANEN   Robert 7. -Meads ~~ Jalled--For ~ Shooting Henry E,Maroney —   SELF DEFENSE HIS CLAIM   “Alleged That Dispute. Over Bottle ae ‘Whiskey Was: ‘Cause’ of ‘Crime—  “Pres: Hopkins ‘Makes Statement

Henry C. Maroney, a Dartmouth Senior, of Medford, Mass., Shot and Killed During a Quarrel With Robert T. Meads of Illinois--Meads Arrested

2000 ARMENIANS SLAUGHTERED   Asiatic Turkey Is:Scene o Wholesale ‘Butchery

TURKS WEED SUT POPULACE   Enter Cities of Marash and Ain tab, Killing as They Advance   "AERICANS  SLAUGHTERED   “neral Secretary of Y. M. C. A. and Assistant Die

2,000 ARMENIANS ARE "STAIN BY THE TURKS   Two Americans Also Reported — 2: Murdered’ by Turkish Nationalists—Fight With = Al licd Troops .

TURKS MURDER TWO AMERICANS   Wholesale Murder of Armenian: in Recent Attacks Are Reported Today

118 ARRESTED IN “ROUND-UP.”   Held for Violation of Voistead Ae!  and Liquor Taw.

BALKANS WANT STRONG MAN TO PREVENT WARS   Balkan States Destined to Become Europear Battlefield With out  ’ Strong Head to Government.

BALKANS NEED A STRONG (AN   Is Only Think That Will Prevent a War Among Southern European States,

BALKANS ‘ECD DON QUIXOTE   While Totally Unpreparecd for War, Jugo-Slavs Would Fight.

MARKET LOW ON LIVE STOCK   Movement Moderate ir Wholesale District or Fruit and Vegetable: Friday -— Prices Gc Higher.   GENERAL TREND

SCARCITY OF BARREL APPLES   Demand Moderate ir Pittsburgh Wholesale District—Commodities Remain Firm--Potatoe: Active.   PRICE CHANGES

PENROSE I$ MUCH MISSED  AT 6.0,P. MEET   Political Writer Thinks Things May Take Odd Turn Next Week

FAMOUS BORDER CITY ORDERED CLEANED Ut   Tia Juana, Notorious Gamb ling Town to Be Regulated Under New Regime

TIA JUANA [3 HIT BY REFORM WAVE   Border Town in Lower Califor nia Will No More Be Sight for Tourists.

LOWER CALIFORNIA, VICE MECCA, NOW. TO BE REFORMED   CENTER, OF DISTRICT, 18 TO  i On Tap DECLARES TIA JUANA  BE CLEANED UP.

” RY eo PUT VILEA'S MEN TO ROUT   Randits Fled After Two-Hour Batth With De Facto Treans. .”

FEDERALS BATTLE WILLA IS REPORT   CHIHUAHUA STATE TROOPS PUR SUE BANDIT LEADER, FOL. LOWING CLASH,

CHASING VILLA NOW OCCUPIES MEXICAN ARMY   BANDIT PLED APTER FIGHTING TWO HOURS WITH GEN PNRIQUEZS TROOPS.   Bubonic Pligue Keported to Have Appeared inp Vera Cruz and Red Cross Offers Help.

en nn ee a nies,  IS LANDSLIDE — FOR JOHNSON   Montana Preference Primaries Give Californian Great Lead in Early Returns Today in Montana.

JOHNSON SWEEPS MONTANA   California Senater Carries State in Yesterday's Presidential Primarfes by Large Majority.

Californian’s Majority Mounts With Additional Returns: Senator's Vote to Exceed Total of His Opponents   Democrats Fail to Put Out a Presidential Candidate, But Wilson Seems to Lead the Names Written on Ballots   BY UNITED PRESS.  Bl UNL BS Se eae

GIRL BANK CLERK   Shot Herself Through th Heart in Teller’s Cage of Everett Trust Co.   Returned to Work Yesterday After Undergoing Oper.  aia fae denn diciie '§

DEMOCRATS ARE ADoEMBLING AT CAPITAL TODAY   Wilson and Bryan Hold Stage for National Committee Meeting Thursday   THIRD TERM STATEMENT =XPECTED FROM WILSON   IF PRESIDENT INDICATES HE DOES NOT WANT NOMINA TION, BRYAN MAY SEPK THE LEADERSHIP.

SEE NEW ARMY PiOT   Secret Agents in Germaiiy at Work for Ex-Kaiser.   Use Most Subtle Means to Reawaken Enthusiasm for the Hohenzollern Cause.

EX-KAISER PLOT SEEN   GERMAN SCCRET AGENTS DIS. COVER NEW ARMY INTRIGUE.   Discover Use of Most Sutble Means te Reawaken Enthusiasm for the Hi henzoilerns.

rk f fer Ex-Kaiser.   Use Most Subtie Means to Reawaken Enthusiasm for the Hohen , goliern Cause.

FRENCH OUFFRAGIOTS INSIST QN EQUALITY WITH MEN IN ALL THING'   PROTEST AGAINST EXEMPTION _FROM PROPOSED SURTAX _ AGAINST BACHELORS. 

French Women Resent Offer to Exempt from Bachelor Tax Claim Equality in All Things

NEAR EAST RELIC WORKERS 10 MEET   CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS ON MONDAY

NEAR EAST WORKERS TO HOLD GONFERENG   COUNTY CHAIRMAN AND LEAD ERS TO HAVE NOON LUNCHEON AT CLAYPOOL HOTEL

WO ABATEMENT SEEN   MPTOX ‘IS IN LIXE FOR A GOLD ROBBERY.   (cutignet Reporte of Robberies Blow Crime Wave Sul] at Crest.

NO ABATEMENT SEEN   TIPTOR IN LINE FOR A BOLD HOBBEH.   (eotmmed Leports of Robberies Siow ( rimee Wave Sti at Crest. 

TWENTY-ONE MEET “DEATH IN INDIANA  DURING WEEK-END!   Motor Collisions With Trains Prove Fatal fer Large Number at Huntingburg and Franklin   11 DEAD AT HUNTINGBURG   Truck Containing Twenty-one Person: _.Hit by Train-—-Many Wounded Cared for at Hospitals

QUA PREM ET Ege FE ~IBELANA SON   Calls irish Anti-League Propaganda Oeceitful; ‘internal Aggression’ Possible   WESTERN TOUR BROUGHT TO END AT KANSAS CITY   ON ARRIVAL AT DAYTON SUN: DAY NIGHT GOVERNOR WILT WAVE TRAVELED 997° MILES in 223 STATES,

OVERNOR COX ENDS TOUR IN WEaT ATK. 6.   Addresses Huge Crowd a Convention Hall—Discusses the League of Nations.   Delivers 238 Speeches ‘in 22 States and Travels 9,975 Miles in 30 Days.

Collapse of Denikine’s Forces Makes Menace of Russian Invasion of Near East Real—March Toward Crimea Also Threatens to Give Reds Controi of Black Sea.

PERSIAN GOVERNMENT ASKS ENGLISH ~ ADVICE IN EVENT OF RED INVASION

EX-KAISER NOT TOSSING MONEY TO EX-PRINCE   No. Reconciliation, Although Latter Took Part in Fam Steer CCAMpile

CROWN PRINCE SEES KAISEI   IS DISGRUNTLED OVER HIS MEAGRE ALLOWANCE GIVEN BY FATHER.

ALL OUTGOING...   Tropical Storm. Is. Re ported. by. Weather ~ Bureau Today 

THE TROPICAL STORM > + QEF YUCATAN COAS   It isin the Gulf of Mexico an _ Moving North-Northwestward Now.

BIG STORM HITS GULF OF MEXICC   Tropleal Hurricane Moving North from Coast of Yusatan; Voasela Are Warned

TROPICAL DISTURBANGE MOVING NORTHWARD FROM VICINITY OF YUCATAN   VESSELS IN GULF CAUTIONE! AGAINST POSSIBLE DANGER  FROM THE STORM,

LITHUANIANS ARE ATTACKING POLES   Russo-Polish Negotiations Near Conclusion.

RUSSO-POLISH PEACE MAY BE ~ REACHED SOON   While Teniative Agreement for Armistice is Made Lithuania Fights   SOVIET IN BAD SHAPE   Reports are That Reds Never Have Been in More Preearious Way

THE ARMISTICE   FINS ALSO WILL MAKE PEACE,   FAPS ARE IN NEW ROW WITH RUSS REDS IN CHINA,

ES AND SOVIET AGREE   Armistice Has Been Signex at Riga.   STOP . FIGHTING ON FRIDA)   Dispatches From Warsaw and Moscow Confirm Reported Decision of Peace Delegates,

Will Mark Close of Most Serious Warfare Following the World War   WAR BEGUN IN 1918 - WITH POLE ADYANCE   Pole Tide Hurled Back From Kiev and Warsaw Threat- end; Poles Now Victors

LITHUANIAN WAR RAGES ON EVE OF PEACE WITH REDS   Poles And Russia T: Sign Armistice On October 8th.

POLAND AND RUSSI “AGREE 10 CEASE: EIGHTING; SIGN  ARMISTICE ==   ‘Peace Commissioners at Riga Come to an Understanding and Or“der Hostilities to Stop Friday Morning.   BATTLE WITH LITHUANIANS CONTINUES WITHOUT HAL   Poland Appeals to the United States + for Food Supplies to Replace Thei: Stores Loat in Summer Drive by  Bahshevisis.

10 SIGN PEACE TREATY FRIDAY   Poland and Soviet Russia Have About Patched Up Hostilities.

ARMISTICE 0 Bt SIGNED FRIDAY   Marks Close of Most Serious Warfare Since the Great War.

FINS ALSO WILL MAKE PEACE.   JAPS ARE IN NEW ROW WITH RUSS REDS IN CHINA.

SOVIBT-POLISH HOSTILITIES TO STOP ON FRIDAY   Armistice Signed by-Peace Delegates, According to Warsaw Report.   WAR SINCE DECEMBER, 1918

HOSTILITIES WiLL CEASE ON FRIDM   Armistice Between Peles and Russian Soviets Will End Most Serious Warfare Following Great War.

SOVIETS ACCEPT POLAND'S TERMS   Warsaw Reparis Signing o Armistieg, -

RUSSO-POLISH ARMISTICE AND PRELIMINARY TREATY To BE CONCLUDED FRIDAY   With Tentative Agreement Reached by Peace Delegates at Riga Prospects are Bright for Early Peace; Lithuanian Situation Reaches Acute Stage

PULE-SOVIET WAR WILL COME TO AN END TOMORROW   Close of One of Most Seriou: Conflicts Following World Clash.

Present Plans Call for Signing o Preliminary Peace Treaty at Riga on Friday

ARMISTICE TERMS      Russo-Polish - Situation Improves, . hut Lithuanians Firht

Armistice Is To Become Effective on Next Friday      Lithuanians Are Reported To he Fighting With the Bolshevik  Forces

NEGOTIATIONS   Speedy Conclusion of Negotiations. Between Russia and  Poland Expected   Lithuanian-Polish — Siiuation However, Seems {o Have Become More Aciita

HARVARD LEADS IN FIRST PERIOD   T5000 SPECTATORS SEE THE CON. TEST BETWEEN BIG *t™ TRAWS

GOX PLEDGES HIS EARNEST EFFORTS TO GET SUFFRAGE   For Women By Using What Influ ence He Has For Ratifi fication By Tennessee   ADVISES THEM TO VOTE FOR MEASURES INSTEAD OF MEN   Things In the Conduct of Womer Voters Which Impressed Him Are Mentioned

COX ASSURES WOMEN OF HIS SUPPOR'   Democratic Nominee to Do all in His   Power to Secure Suffrage Rat ification.

WOMAN'S PARTY IS ASSURED SUPPORT   Cox Promises to Aid Suff rage Workers In Ratifying Amendment   TENNESSEE IS OBJECTIVE   Suggests Appointment of : Committee to Confer With Him Regarding Action

GOX TALKS WITH SUFFRAGE FOLK   To Do All Possible to Insure Ratification   OF THE AMENDMENT   Democratic Candidate Gives Assurances to National Women’s Party Representatives on Eve of Departure for Washington to Confer with President Wilson

AID IN BRINGING ABOUT SUFFRAGE   Will Do All in His Power to Influence Tennes; see, He Says   Tells Them Not to Vote For Him For Single Reason That He Helped Their Cause

GOVERNOR COX WILL URGE ADOPTION OF SUFFRAGE AT ONCE   Presidential Nominee Tells the ~ Women He Will Do All in His Power to Help Them.   LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON FOR WILSON CONFERENCE   Says Things Are More Vital Than Rewarding Men Who Have Helped Suffrage.

GOV, COX PROMISES SUFFS TO MAKE TENNESSEE RATIF!   Pieciges Strength and Influence to the Cause Without Reservation.

COX TELLG WOMEN T0 REGARD (SUES NOT SUFFRAGE WORK   Promises Women He Will De All In His Power to Have Tennessee Ratify.

GUA PROMISES 10 Hat 115 INFLUENCE HOR AATIFICATION   Will Do All in His Power to Secure Favorable Action  in Tennessee.     SUGGESTS COMMITTEE To CONFER ON DEFINITE PLAN   Democr:tic Nominee Receives Deputation From Woman's Party Before Leaving for Washington to Confer With President Wilson.

GOX 16 KEEN  OKI KEEN TO. HELP THE WOMEN   Develops G Great Desire to Have. Stit» feage Made Part of Federal: Censtitution, ©

COX PROMISES HELP IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Will Do All in His Power to Swing Tennessee   Tells Women They Should Not Give Him Votes as a Reward

DECLARES HE WILL DO ALL IN HIS POWER FOR EARLY TENNESSEE RATIFICATION

COX ASSURES   TELLS WOMEN HE WILL DO UT MOST TO HAVE TENNESSEE  RATIFY AMENDMENT

COX WL DO ALL < . INKS POWER rm erPlmINE CHEE DARE   Democratic Nominee Will - At~ tempt to Secure Approval by Tennessee Leaislature.   DELEGATION WINS PLEDGE   Asks Women to Vote For Him Only Because of Principles. He Represents.

GOVERNOR COX MEETS WOMEN: PLEDGES All   Asks That No Credit B Given to Him for Efforts.

WOMAN PLEASED WITH GOV. COX   TELLS DELEGATION OF SUF FRUGISTS THAT HE WILL AID THEM   ANSWERES’ANTI ARGUMENT

LUX PROMISES  10) AID WOMEN IN SUFE FIGHT   ON OTHER HAND, HARDING WILL NOT ASK STATE OF CONNECTICUT TO ACT

CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING’S JOURNAL.      COX ON SIDE OF SUFFRAGE.   Promises Women He Will Try to  Have Amendment Ratified.

AID TO SUFFRAGE RATIFICATION 1S PROMISED BY C0)   Democratic Nominee Promise Women Leaders He Will Use Influence to Obtain Action in Tennessee.

GOX GIVE WORD TO SUFFRAGISTS   Jemocratic Nominee Will Use Influence to Have Tennéssee Ratify.

Governor Assures Members  _of the National Woman's Party That He Will Try to Have Tennessee Act,   SUFFS THREATEN TO KNIFE HIM AT POLLS   Women Are Going to Vote For the Candidate Who Gives Them 36th State, Says Their Sookesman,

Governor Suggests That’ Com. mittee Confer With Him or Scheme to be. Followed in Handling .Tennessee~ Situa. tion—Nominee Will Meet Wilson Sunday Morning:

STOCK MARKET  TAKES TUMBLE   Opening Prices Were Little Lower But Bottom Soon Nrons Out.

STOCKESLUMP IN NEW YORI   Various off 2 to 8 Points in Another Flurry on Exchange-— Pocket Losses.

STOCK REPORT   Heavy Liquidations Cause General Slump In Market.

STOWAWAYS ESCAPE:   General Alar Goes Goes Out for Cap: ture bit Four- Men.

Better Cotton Weather   CROP SHOWING IMPROVEMENT SAYS OFFICIAL BULLETIN

IAPLANE ASCENDS FROM UEGK Ot WARSHIP ANG LANDS ON SHIP AGAI   ‘IRST TIME FEAT HAS BEE? ACCOMPLISHED IS REPORTED BY BRITISH NAVY.

‘AIRPLANE ALIGHTS ' ON BRITISH WARSHIE   First Successful F Flight From Vessel and Return Was Made OF of Furious.

PLANE ALIGHTS ON BATTLESHIP   Ascended From Deck ir Wartime But Were Unable to Land 

VIRGO 1S BRANDED AS SLAYER OF MAUDTABOR IN SIGNED STATEMENTS   Girl's Aged Mother Provides Ser sation in ‘‘Hope Chest’’ Muroe der ‘Trial ‘Today

Sayé Missing Man In Case Performed An Illegal Operation On Girl Four Years Ago Causing Her Death Within A Few  Ww ocn

BLAMES PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS   Economist Says Retailers Whe Charge Excessive Prices are  Most to Be Blamed.

TAKING AN UNFAIR PROFIT   Retail Dealers in Shees Declared Worse Sinners Than the Wan wfaecturers.

ny VAIL ER, on ligh Cant of Shoes  wel daw Uheneces ccecedac   PRICE A ALAN Rexponntbit Pale

SHOE RETAILERS ARE BLAMED   Economist Employed by the .Govern ment Says They Are Responsible for Prices.

BLAMES THE SHOE RETAILEKS   Government Investigator Says the Merchants Are Reaponsibte for the High Prices.

BLAMES RETAILER FOR SHOE PRICES   Federal T’ade Commission Economist Claims Too Heavy Burden. Placed on Public.

ECONOMIST BLAMES RETAILERS   Trade Commission Employe Explain: High Cost of Sime.

MANY. NEW GASES OF FLU AND PREUMONUA LISTED IN CHICACA   Disease to Hit Everybody Not Immune Con:missioner of  Health Declares

FIRST DIRECT —   Steamer From Hamburg Arrives in Mexican  Port With Cargo

ey ee  First Direct Mail From Germany Since War Arrives in Mexico

HOOVER MAKES PLEA T0 HELP HUNGRY TOTS   3,500,000 Children in Europe Must Have Help He Says   Campaign For $23,000,000 Formally Launched

HOOVER WOULD PLANT AMERICAN FLAG IN HEARTS OF CHILDREN OF EUROPE

HOQVER PLEADS. FOR EUROPE AID   Asks $23,000,000 of Nation to Feed 3,500,000 Starving ‘ Ahitdean.   URGES READY RESPONSE

HOOVER PLEADS FOR CHILDREN IN CENTRAL EUROPE   Tells Boston Gathering Millions Will Be Needed To Save Them Until the Next Harvest.

HOOVER MAKES WAGENT PLEA FOR CHILDREN   Millions Needed to Save 3,500,000 Children  From Starvation.

DEATH aTALKS AMONG DAES IN BIG GITY   Austrian Provinces in Still Worse Condition so Far as Starving Children Are Concerned.   Expects America to Rescue Them From Death, Saying Americans Never Will Fight Women and Children.

A DRIVE 10 FEEL HUNGRY CHILDREN   Opened by Herbert Hoover at Meeting in Boston—$23,000,000 Needed.

HOOVER URGES CHILDREN AID   Appeals for Help i in Saving Starving Tets in Europe

HOOVER MAKES PLEA FOR EUROPEAN TOTS   Opens New England Cam: paign For Funds.

STUPENTS AND BUSINESS MEN APPEALED TO FOR AID IN HARVESTING GRAIN CROP

SUPPLY GF FARM LABOR ONLY 72 PER CENT. NORMAL   Serfous Gurtailiment in Foad Produe: tion Is Threatencd—Spend Vaca  _ tions on the Farm,

FARM HELP WILL BE SHORT, SAYS erry MEBETIT   AGRICULTURE CHIEF URGES CITY MEN TO DO WORK IN THE COUNTRY.

SHORTAGE: OF FARM: LABOR   Would Have: Vacationiets Spent. Time Aid‘ing the Farmers

Bik SHURTACL GF FARM LABUR ALL OVER U. §.   Shortage As Great As That Of 1918 Says Secretary of Agriculture.  Appeals to Students and Others To Spend Summer On Farm

WANT A POSITION? HERE’S A DANDY   Secretary Meredith Issues Appeal For Farm Help

Farm Labor Supply Short   Only 27 Per Cent of Normal— Feared That Greatly Reduced Produc. tion WHE Result

LABOR HORT — IN ALL SECTIONS   Curtailment of the Production Necessary to Sustain us Will ' Be Evident Unless. Conditions Change Soon Says Secretary Meredith.

SHORTAGE OF.LABOR ‘a: ON-FARMS IS ACUTE   Threatens to Curtaill Produc tion of Food, Says Meredith,

FARM LABOR VERY SHORT FOR CROP   AGRICULTURE SECRETARY AP PERALS TO BUSINESS MEN AND STUDENTS

AMAT     MCA NEBDS FARAL HANTS   Shortage , of. Lahor May, Reduce H Food Production. i

ROT REST. OF VACATION WHEN VESSEL SAILS   Aboard Steamer Pardisina En Route to Panama, He Is Safe From Callers.   PARTY ENJOYING TRIP  Senator Impressed With Need of Support For  Mexico.

UNGROKEN RES 1) ENJOYED BY HARDING PARTY   ‘President-elect On -Board  Ship Bound For  OK ot aka?   LEAVES NEW ORLEANS   Will Spend Next Four Or Five Days On Board Ship.

CHANCE GIVEN FOR REAL RES   President-elect Will Have 2 Few Days Free From All Cares of Public Place.   ON BOARD STEAMSHIP ENROUTE TO PANAMA   Redsoit for Senator Harding’s Decision Not to Touch at Mexican Port.

Parismina Begins Voyage to the Panama Zone.   AN UNBROKEN REST. OF FIVE DAYS AHEAD   Old Salts: Aboard. Ship Doubtful . Regarding Weather.   Look Forward to Some ‘Hare Blows.as Ship Gets into the Southern Waters—Harding: Proves a Good Voyager.

RULE OF PEOPLE IN AUSTRIA   Take Possession of Grounds Onec Reserved for Reyalty.

MEN REMAIN OUT   LAKE ERIE ULTIMATUM HAD NO VISIBLE EFFECT.   Switchmen Remain Firm While Rail Officials Operate Engines.

MEN REMAIN OUT      LAKE ERIE ULTEM:  HAD NO VISIBLE IEREFECT ..   Firm Whilé Rail ie: Engines,  Switehy

LEGION TO AVOID LABOR DISPUTES   National Commander D'Olie Outlines “Hands Off Policy

POLICY OF “HANDS OFF” FDR AMIERIGAN: LEGIA   Commander Says Legion as a Organization Cannot Enter -Labor Disputes,

National Commander Would Keep Or . ganization Out of All Disputes Between Capital and Labor.

LEGION POLICY OF “HANDS OFF   American . Legion Will Not Take Part in the Labor. Disputes -

“HANDS OFF? IS ~ LEGION POLICY   National Comander Is Opposed T Stand In Any Labor Disputes or Controversy.

MCGRAW BOUGHT LIQUOR {$ CHARGE   GIANTS’ MANAGER REFUSES Td BE INTERVIEWED IN QGODN« NECTION WITH SLAVIN CASE

DRY ENFORCEMENT AGENTS MADE GALL ON JOHH JW GRAW   Intended To Ask Baseball Man ager If He Had Bought Liquay   At Lamb's Chib.   TOO ILL TO BE INTERVIEWET

BONE-DRY AGENTS CALL ON M’GRAW; ‘TM TOO ILL TO TALK,’ HE REPLIES

M’GRAW 1S 100 ILL T0 BE INTERVIEWED, HE SAYS   oO TINPORMS PEDERAL PROHTRI TION ENPORCEMENT AGENTS WHO WANT TO KNOW TF HE BOUGHT LIQUOR AT LAMBS

M’GRAW IS TOO ILL TO BE INTERVIEWED   Federal Agents Sought to Ques tion Manager of Giants on Allerwed Whiskey Purchases

JOHN J. WGRAW TOO ILL TO TALK ABOUT BOOZE   Sleuths Want to Inquire About Alleged Sales at Lambs Club.

INDIANA LOSSES IN WORLD WAR, 5,766.   Complete Summary Xeceived  b Adjutant General Smith trom War Department.

INDIANA WAR -LOSSES 5,766   Complete Sufimary of State’s Casuale ties Ave Received by Adjt. Gen. s Hardy B. Smith From War De.  *nartinent at Washinaton.

INDIANA LOSSES IN WAR, 578   COMPLETE SUMMARY RECEIV ED BY ADIT. GEN. FROM _ WAR DEPARTMENT

MINERS UELAY HEARINGS BEFORE GOAL COMMISSION   Have Not Finished Their Preparation Of Statistical Evidence and Commission Takes Recess Until Tuescay.

 FEUD EN WITH TRAGED)   ONE MAN IS SHOT AND KILLED IN THE ITALIAN QUARTERS IN DALLAS TODAY   Joe Ruggers, Who Did the Shooting Declared His Life Had Been Threatened,—Father of Slain  Man Threatens to hill Rvevers Tonight.

PYTHIANS PARADR   Phirteen Thousand Members to March in Fores: City Today,

U. 8S. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE THIRD DISTRICT OF TEXAS FIELD SERVICE

PARTY RECORD. IS VINDICATED DECLARES COX   Says He Is Ready For Hot Campaign, _ Franklin D, Biasencle Visits “Cox

THEY HADN'T A STITCH ON   Boy Burned Fair Bathers’ Clothes and Then “Beat it?—Husbands To the Rescue,

DAVIS 2 WON'T  ATTEND   Ambassador to England Passes “Up League. Mectine

AEFUSES 10 SEND MEN 10 PEN FOR STEALING SUGAR   Landis Says He Can’t Pass Sentence With Dorsey Pardon in Mind.

JUDGE REFUSES TO SENTENCE THIEVES   PARDON OF HIGH-UP CAUSES DISTASTE TO SENTENCE SMALLER THEFT

LANDIS CAN NOT UNDERSTAND PRESIDENT WILSON’S MIND   Therefore He Refuses to Sentence Man on Ground That Executive Pardoned Dorsey, the Cattle King.

JUDGE REFUSES TO SENTENCE THIEVES   Landis Declares Wilson Wrong in Pardoning Cattle Swindler

REFUSES TO SENTENCE SIX SUGAR THIEVES   Judge = M. Landis Continues Case, Referring to Wilson’s Pardon Of “Cattle King.”

JUDGE LANDIS STILL SORE      Cannot Forgive President fer Par Aamima WMititiamaina

LANDIS WiLL NOT JAIL SIX SUGAR THIEVES   Not After President Pardons King Of Them All, He Says, Judges Does Nat Understand “Work~~ of Wilson’s Mind.”

CAN'T SENTENCE SUGAR THIEVES   Judge Landis’ Ruling After Learning of Pardon Giver “Millionaire Cattle King”   Man Who Sold Tubercular Cattle Released From -Prison by President

Notice of Re-Estimate of the Cost of the Construction of the Robert Silva Gravel  _Rord in Kent. Township, Warren County, Indiana. 

FRONT SWEPT BYFIRE TODAY   TWO PIERS, BLOCK OF WATER FRONT BUILDINGS AND $ STEAMSHIFS AFIRE   A HIGH WINN SWEPT FLAWES AND INTERFERED  WiTH WORK GF FIREWEN

Portion of Waterfront and Ships in Harbor Are Gutted by Flames.   ‘wiGH WIRD FANS FLAMES:   Warehouse Filled With Wheat  and Cotton Mills Included in Losees.

‘lames Sweep Uncontrolled  Along Water Front for Nearly Nine : Hours   “IREMEN OVERCOME BY 3URNING SULPHUR FUMES   cHOUS SANDS OF BALES OF COT TON AND CARLOADS' OF GRAIN DESTROYED BEFORI BUAZE. IS CONTROLLED.

ENORMOUS   Flames Sweep Waterfront a  - Galveston Today, Destroy  ing Docks, Warehouses an Shipping.   GALE FROM GULF FANS BLAZE OVER. DISTRIC   Originating in Sulphur Com. pany’s Pier, Flames Quickly Spread and Residence Dis. trict Is.Menaced_

FIRE TAKES TOLL OF $2,000,000   Galveston Port Swept by Blaze —Steamers Burn

GALVESTON SWEPT BY PIER FIRE   Blaze Consumes Fntir Water Front   LOSS NEAR $2,000,000   3 Ships; Score of Build ings Burn

2 MILLION LOSS IN GALVESTON BLAZE   Fire on Water Front Rages Uncontrolled For Nearly Nine Hours Starting at 2 A. M.   STARTS IN SULPHUR PLANT.   Swift Wind Fans Flames Into Water Destroying Several Ships and — Cargoes

REDUCED WHEAT CROP ESTIMATED   Department of Agriculture Says Total Will Be 160,000, G00 Bushels Under 1979   SPRING CROP GREATER      Id Outlook Better Than Could Reasonably Have Been Hoped For

WHEAT CROP FOR 1920 ESTIMATED LESS THAN 1919   in Spite of 19,000,000 Bushels Improvement in Winter Crop.   TOTAL 781,000,000 BUSHELS

WHEAT YIELD TOBE LOWER   Department Estimates Drop of 160,000,000 Bushels.

WHEAT PRODUCTION FORECAST 15 SMALL BUT SHOWS GAIN   TOTAL 1920 VIELD ESTIMATED At 781,000,000 BUSHELS, OR 169,000,000 BELOW 1919.   MAY CONDITIONS IMPROVE   Hessian Fly Pre cat From North Caro: lina to Kansas, but No Serious Damage Reported—Rust in Some Sections,

IMPROVEMENT NOTED IN WHEAT PROSPECTS   Total Production Estimated at 731,000,000 Bushels.

WHEAT CROP ESTIMATE MUCH BELOW LAST YEAR   Yield Will Be 59,000,000 Less Tha: Five Year Average-—-Farmers Peti tion Wilson.

NINE TRUE BILLS AGAINGT OIL COMPANY'S OFFIGIALS   Black Diainond Oil Corporation Is Involved.

DEALERS TELL ‘OF MARGIN ON THEIR ORDERS      Ft. Wayne Coal Men Testify Today Before State  Price Commission.   TESTIFY TONNAGE ON ALL GARS IS SHORT

OVERWEIGHT COAL   Shipped Into Indiana Ac. cording To Mr, Eschbach.

HAVE A BUREAL   Figures On the Average Cost of Handling Coal Available to A Members,   MANY ITEMS ARE INCLUDED   Commission Questions Some of the ems—Kokomo Coal Dealer On Stand.

ILLICIT WHISKEY SELLING. CUTS PRODUCTION OF COKZ   Trade Paper Attributes Falling Of in Coke Production to Seliing of Liguor.

SHAMROCK IV WINNER   Takes First Cup Race After Accident to Resolute.   Defeats American Yacht at Sandy Hook When Defender Breaks Throat Halyards.

LIPTON’S YACHT TAKES FIRST HEAT IN CLASSIC. _   Defeats Resolute at Sandy Hook When the Defender Breaks Its Throat Halyard.

SHAMROCK TV. WINS IN EXCITING RACE   Takes First Cup Race After Accident to Resolute.   Defeats American Yacht at Sandy Hook When Defender Breaks Throat Malyards.

Thorough Investigation Had Already Been Made at the Request of Brother-In-Law of President; Claim He Shared In the Distribution of Fund of $30,000   BELIEVED BLACKMAIL SCHEME

“NO TRUTH IN IT,” DECLARES BOLLINC   Will Appear Before Ship ping Board. 

PROBE OF LIQUOR GASES BY GRAND JURY UNDER WAY   Secret Body in United” States Court to Dispose of Large Number of Cases

P PROBE OF LIQUOR  GASES BY GRAND  JURY BNDER WA’   Secret Body ‘in: United” State: Court to Dispose of Large Wimnhor af Cucac

COX DEVELOPED IN HARD SCHOOL OF EXPERIENCE   Sketch of Career of the Democratic Nominee for President.

COX, REGULAR FELLOW SAY HIS INTINATES   Started As “Printer’s Devil” He Rose To Congressman And Governor.

Disorders Continue in Various Parts of ireland.   “All Main Roads Traversed by Mounted Patrols, Accompanisd by Motor Lorriee.

DUBLIN UNDER GUARD   LARGE BODIES OF CAVALRY EN. CIRCLE CITY.   Incendiarism on Large Scale Has Beer Carried Out by Raiders in Glin, County Limerick.

TROOPS GUARD DUBLIN   Disorders Continue in Various Parts of ireland.   tl Main Roads Traversed by Mousntec Patrols, Accompcanisd by Mctor Lerrizs.

IN A WORLD. PACT   # > ‘ 4 PLOT.OF REDS SAID TO: HAVE PLAN CONQ! iT OF AMERION      German Co-Opers ation is CI harged by a _ Correspondey  a

Conquest of U.S. Ultimate Aim of the Bolsheviki   Alliance With Germany Sought as First Step, Officials Say.

WILL SEEK ALLIANCE WITH GERMANY TO FIGHT FRANCE   Soviet Russia Then Will Undertake the Conquest of Eng. land and America.

SOVIETS 10 JOIN HUNS   Seek Alliance With Germany. to Make War on France, England and Eventually Ainerica   LARGE ORDER ANNOUNCED BY RUSSIAN MALEFACTORS

RUSSIA WILL SEEK HELP OF GERMAN)   Soviets Intend to.Form Alliance With Teutons. ;   WAR ON FRANCE PLANNED.   Reds Then Expect to Undertake Monquest of England ‘and Evextually America — Bolshevik Soldiers Subjected to Propaganda Urging Shooting af Frenchmen on Sight.

GONQUEST OF FRANCE NEXT AFTER POL ANT   Bolshevik Leaders Make Frank Admission of their Pol icy to American Correspondents   REVOLUTION IN GERMANY TO BRING THEM ALLIES   Expect Then to- March Arm Across Germany to France

IWAOH FRANCE, THEN ENGLAND THEN GO AFTER THIS COUNTRY   SUCH IS PLEASING PLAN OF SOVIET OLIGARCHY .   ASSOCIATED PRESS MAN PENETRATES RUSSIAN LINES AND GETS TRUTH—REVOLT AMONG ¢ GERMANS IS CONSIDERED PROBABLE.

IN A WORLD PP   PLOT OF REDS SAID TO HAVE PLANNED CONQUEST OF AMERICA   German Co-Operation is Charged by a Correspondent.

Lenin’s Scheme In cludes War On England And United States Follows.

Leaders Frankly Tell Dream of Soviet World   Propaganda Culti vates Friendliness for Berlin

AND THEN WILL WAGE NEW WAR ON WORLD   SURE TO SEIZE POLAN®   France To Fall First, Plan of Soviet Leaders

RUSS RED FLAG  “OVER THE WORL   Sotiots Will Seek an Alliance Wit! Germany .to Maké War on _ France

SOVIET PLANNING WAR ON WORLI   ALS IANCE. WITH G GERMANY AND KS ON ENGLAND,

BOLSHEVIK OUTLINES AMBITIOUS PROGRAM   Would Join Hands With Germany to Conque France. Eneland and America.

Officials of Bolshevik Regime Outline Plan  In Interview With the Associated Press Would Overcome Germany, France, England and United States In Order Named   PLAN REVOLUTION IN GERMANY

RUSS RED FLAG. OVER THE WORLL    Soriets Will Seek an Abianece Wit!  Germany to Make War on  France

SOVIETS PLAN [0 ATTACK FRANCE   Reds Plan to Mop Up Polanc and Form Alliance With Ger many.   France, England and America Included In Plan of Attack.

RUSSIA PLANS CUNQUEST OF ENTIRE WORLD   WILL SEEK ALLEGIANCE WITH GERMANS FOR HUGE CAMPAIGN

AIMING AT WORLD CONQUEST   sovtet Russia Preparimg to See Alltance With Germany.

NORLD CONQUEST S PLAN OF RUSS REDS   France To Be Attacked by March Through Germany—England And America to Fall.

PRIZE KICKING AUTO   Breaks Arms of Four Persons and Owner Clalmse World Record.

“Kicking Flivver” Holds World Record As An  Aom Deus, .. ff... M.....

HIGTCBALL STANDS   Judge Refuses- -to Reduce Bons 0} 7 Chicago Criminals,

DRAFT DODGER 15 GRABBED Ott   One of ‘Iwo Wealthy Bergdoll Brothers of Philadelphia js Captured.   WRAPPED IN BLANKET IN CLOSET AT HOME   Claims That He is the “Other Brother’ Who is Still at Toarre.

MILLIONAIRE ” DRAFT DODGER: UNDER ARREST   Member of ‘a Wealthy Philadelphia ‘Family an Custody, F dllowing a Search of Nearly Two  VYraare.   HELD FOR TRIAL

SCHEDULE OF COUNTY FAIRS 1S COMPLETED   THREE VICE PRESMENTS OF ASSOCIATED FAIRS OF TEXAS ARE CHOSEN AT DALLAS.

MARKET TODAY WAS LISTLESS   Prices Kept Within Nar. ‘row Bounds During Brief Session.   RAILS ENJOYED  LIGHT DEMAND

DE VALERA IS NOW IN HIDING   Might Return to Britain If Granted Safe Conduct

DE VALERA HIDING IN THIS COUNTRY.   Wit"draws From Tour Here on Ac count of Iliness, WI! Return if Safe Conduct Is Granted,

SAYS DE VALERA STILL IN U.S   Will Not Return to Great Britain Unless Granted Safe Conduct by Premier   Harry Boland Declares He Alone Knows Where Irish President is Hiding

“————  DEVALERA HIDING = IN UNITED STATE!   But Says He Will yo to England for Conference if He is Guaranteed Safe Conduct by Lloyd George: — Hiding in This Country New.

DE VALERA IS IN HIDING   ‘righ “President” All Fagged Out and  Taking a Rest.

IRISH: “PRESIDENT” IN HIDING      His Secretary Says He is All Fagged Out and is Taking a Rest.

IRISH ‘PRESIDENT’ CAN’T BE LOCATED   FRIENDS OF DE VALERA SAY HI WILL RETURN TO GREAT BRITAIN IF GRANTED SAFES CONDUCT BY PREMIER.

NO REPUBLIC IN IRELAND   British Government Wanid Give SelfGovernment, but Will Not Per. mit indegendence.

NO REPUBLIC IN IRELAND   British Government V/ould Give Sel# Governme ni, but Will Not Per. mit incependence,

FORG.O.P CONVENTION   OHIO. REPUBLICANS WILL JOLLIFY ‘IN -INTEREST OF HARDING CANDIDACY.    Ohio Democrats Assembling at Home of Gov Cox Priot to Departing for National Convention Tomorrow.

SUBMARINE CREW “1S SE ABOARD SHIP ALANTHUS   Under Water Craft Being Towed &  Delaware Breakwaters by  Th eine   MEN REPORTED IN BAD SHAPI   Captain Was Last to Leave Submarins Which Was Partly Flocded in Making Dive

Submarine That Was Disabled and Under Water For 35 Hours in Tow.   THIRTY MEN WERE ABOARD   Equipment That Saved Men Was Development of the Recent War.

Nisabled Submarine Being Towed to Port by Steamers—Crew Suffered Lack of Air.   COMMANDER _ LAST TO LEAVE   Craft, of Latest Type, Wa: on Maiden Trip in. Re. cruiting Duty—Was ir Vertical Position,

PRISONERS UNDER SEA 2 DAYS SAVED   30 Members of U.S. Undersea Boat’s Crew Owe Lives to Satety Device— SubmersibleBeing Towed to Port.

Cables “Lowered and When Sub -mersible Comes to Top, Hole ~ . Is Drilled Through Steel.   COMMANDER IS. LAST OFF   Crew and Officers on Steamer: Alanthus to Arrive in. Phil-  adelphia at Noon,

TRAINING SCHEME “WRECKES’   Deteat of Compuleory Clause Will Thwart Success of Measure, Sup-

TRAINING PLAN FORCING DEFEAT   Senate Supporters Retreat: ing and Now Want System of Voluntary Serviec   VOTE EXPECTED TO-DAY   Some Senators Express the Belief That Defeat Means Entire Measure Lost

VOLUNTARY TRAINING IS SUBSTITUTED FOR COMPULSORY PLAN   Supporters of Compulsory Training Give Up Hopes of Passage of Bill

ENTENTE OPPOSES FRENCH OCCUPATION   BRITAIN, ITALY AND BELGIUM 1ROWN ON TROOP ye MENT INTO GERM/   United States Also Against Course Adopted By ance—Belgian Force May Join.   COMPULSORY TRAINING SUPPORTERS BACK UP

TRY VOLUNTARY TRAINING BiLl   Compulsory Plan Doomed to Defeat Adherents Change Tactics.

Supporters of Compulsory Plan Shift to Support Voluntary Military Training

TRAINING MAY BE VOLUNTARY.   senate Supporters of Compuisory Pian Face Certain Defeat.

RVENTIVE -SENIUS. ROBS CALOMEL . OF. “WAIISEA AND DANGER   Doctors’ Fayorite’ Medicine: Now :-Purifidd and Refined from Al! Objectionable Effects. ‘‘'Gala. tabs’'’—the New Name —

INVENTIVE GENIUS ROBS CALOMEL OF NAUSEA AND DANGER   Doctors’ Favorite Medicine Now Purified and Refined from All Objectionable Effects. ‘‘Oalo~ tubs'’—the New Name.

Statement of the. Condition of the ~ Oxford State Bank   Statement of the Condition of th Tiffin ‘Savings Bank —

1 IN 5 SOLBIERS RE-ENUST   War Department at Washington Ex. pects Authorized 280,000 by — ‘ Spring of 1921.

RE-ENLISTMENTS IN THE ARMY   Abeut One Oat of Livery Five Sol diers Still in the Raok«.

THE ARMY ST LIFE. ATTRACTS. About One Ost o of Five Soldiers Re _* Pia gia g. bw ee *& oe

leeceelinsenniineemmmnnttin diemnemeenndinamameemetieaned ENLISTMENTS HEAVY

THREE STEAMERS DRWEN AGROUN! BY STRONG GALE   SHIP OFF DELAW AKE COAST IN DISTRESS SIGNALS FOK HELP.

LINER AGROUND CALLS FOR HELF   MARSODAK, SHIPPING BOARD VESSEL, IN DISTRESS IN 50 MILE GALE

‘SLEUTH SCHOOL’ PUPILS READY TO KEEP LID TIGHT   Federal Agents Waiting for Signal Tomorrow  to Enter Field.

HOME RULE BILL DELAYED   Three Changes Cause Postponement of Introduction of the Measure in Commons.

WOLD UP HOME RULE BILL   Postponement of Introduction Caused by Three Changes.

GILTS ARE PLAGED WITH MEMBERS OF  PIG CLUB; BOYS 10 ORGANIZE LATER

Youthful Couple Held as — “Alleged Actors in Tragic. - Triangle of Love-Revenge

TRIANGLE’ AGAIN CAUSES MURDER: TWO IN CUSTODY   Police Claim to Have Conféssio1 _ from Man ‘and Woman7in Brutal. Killing.

Man ard Wife Held for Brutally Murdering Her Former Lover.   JEALOUSY AND REVENGE   Tock Man to Lonely Spct O Road, Tied Him to a Tree, and Woman Killed Him.

Tragic Triangle of Love Prompts Murder As Revenge   Young Rochester, N. Y., Couple Held for Slaying Kneip, Whose Body, Marked With Many Bruises and Stab Wounds, is Found Beneath Culvert—Dead Man Former Sweetheart of Woman.

MURDER CHARGE MADE WW TRAGIC LOVE TRIANGHE   Man and. Wife Arrested For Murder in First Degree With Revenge Alleged as Motive

MAN AND WOMAN ARE HELD AFTER BRUTAL KILLING   Love and Revenge Said to Have Prompted Slaying of New York Man.

LOVE AND REVENGE FIGURE IN MURDER ON A LONELY ROAL   ROCHESTER, N. Y., COUPLE ARI CHARGED WITH KILLING FORMER SWEETHEART OF WIFE

CHARGE COUPLE WITH MURDER   J. L. Odell and Wife Held at Rochester, N. Y.   GLAIM REVENGE WAS MOTIVE   Edward Kneip Alleged to Have Been Intimate With Woman Before Her Marriage.

REVENGE SAIL TO HAVE DRIVER TWO TO MURDER      Young Couple Alleged Slay ers of Man Who Injured  Wife as Girl

PICKET STATE DEPARTMENT   “Free Ireland” Sympathizers Reorgan. ize Drive at Capital With Colby as Target,

COLBY TARGET FOR PICKETS   Sympathizers With drish Cause Parade Before State Department.

DENIKINE'S POSITION SOMEWHAT BETTER   Pause Has Occurred in Long Offensive.   OFFICIAL SUMMARY GIVEN   ‘urther Course of Operations Will Probably Favor Side Able to Make Best Use of Time for Reorganization— Bolsheviki Longer Distance From Base Than Opponents.

HOLSHEVin SL OWING DOWN.   Position of General Denikiae Be lieved to Be Improved.

Office Summary of Military Situation Indicates’ ‘Advantage for.Anti-Bolshevik deader 2 *   PAUSE. FOLLOWS: RAPID’ RED ADVANCE’IN SOUTH   ‘Letts in Operations in West, ‘Retake Stretch of Own Coun. try Forty Miles i in Depth with 13,000 Prisoners

ANTI-RED ARMY” STRONGER THAN — WAS BELIEVED   Admiral Kolchak May Ye Be Able to Come Back Effectively.

DENIKINE [3 IN_BETTER POSITION T0 HOLD AEDS   Long and Rapid Offensive by Bolsheviks Is Halted, and Opposition Gains at Sev aral Imnartant Daintec   LETTS MAKE ADVANCES AND TAKE PRISONERS   Mesopotamia Seat of Uprising Against Both British and Arab Authority; the Fiahtina Is Severe.

RUSSIAN SOVIET 0. K. ARMISTICE. WITH POLANE   And “Bends. Message’ ‘to Tha Effect. to Premiigy okies . George. "fo © fas

BOLSHEVIK! ~TME MINSK ~ 1S REPORT   Moscow Says Reds Occupied City on July 11.   POLISH CAPITAL IS MENACED   Foreigners in Warsaw Consider Emergency Plans in Event Russ Peril City — Spa - “Hears  Soviet  Aarees to Armistice.

BOLSHEVIKI ACCEPT ARMISTICE PROPOSAL   Message Reported Received by Lioyd Gearge—Two Bolshevik Leaders Killed.

RUSSIAN SOVIET ” o K. ARMISTICE: WITH POLANE   And Sends Message to That Effect to Premier Lloyd George,  ;

REDS TAKE MINSK FROM THE POLES   @ & Sfficial Moscow Message Says Russians Occupied Town on July 11.   CAPITAL MENACED BY RUSS   Americans and Other Foreigners ir Warsaw Consider Emergency Pians in Event Bolsheviki Peril City.

POLES AND BOLUS IN SEVERE HAND TQ HAND FIGHTING   Bayonet Figures in Struggle for Marehes; Allies Terms Accepted.

ALLY THREAT GETS TERM FOR POLAND   ARMS WILL HALT; RUSSIANS OFFER PEACE TO ENEMY  etn erent neem  rw . a rT yy i ¥   Germany Is Threatened With Occupation of Territory.

BULOHEVIK! WILL GRANT AN ARMIOTIGE 10 POLE BAYS MESSAGE 10.GECRGE   Severe righting and Hard Won Victories of the Knemy Makes Russian Soviets Willing To Quit Warring For Short Time.

RUSSTANS AGREE 10 PEACE CLAIM   RUMOR IS NOT CONFIRMED ALLIES TO ACT SHOULD ‘REDS REFUSE

MINGK CAPTURED OY BOLSHEVIK!   Moscow Says Reds Occupied Cit: on.July 11.   POLISH CAPITAL IS MENACED   Foreigners in Warsaw Consider Emer gency Piane in Event Russ Peril City — Spa Hearse Soviet Agrees to Armistice.

BOLSHEVIKI T0 ACCEPT TERMS FOR ARMISTICE   WERE MESSAGE TO BRITISH PRE. MIER LLOVD-GEORGE AT SPA CONFERENCE

BOLSHEVIK! AGREE TO ARMISTIGE PLAN PROPOSED BY: ALLIES   KEPORTED AT SPA THAT REDS ARE TILE ANG T0 END FIGHTING ~~ POLISH CONDUCT ORDERLY ‘  \ pPpremprim

N. Y. EXCHANGE HIT BY PANIC   Slump in English Pound Causes Crash All Alona Line.

PANIC“ HITS N. Y. EXCHANGE   Pound Sterling Drops to $3,19—Tre-. mendous Crash All Along the Line.

LOWELL AGENT GAN’T ACT ON PROPOSITION   Says There Is No Market at Present for Products

LION) onde  MARKLD APA HY A ERRANDS   FIGHTH RESERVE DISTRICT RE PORT RATHER PESSIMISTIC IN GENERAL TONE,

VALIDITY OF REFERENDUM - \MENDMENT DEFENDED   Not Necessary for States to Have Any Particular’ Form of Legislature, Says Ohio Attorney General,

REVOLUTIONISTS CONTROI BERLIN, BUT SOUTH GER. MANY LOYAL TO EBERT.   ALLIED FORCES AT RHINE ARE READY TO MOVE INTO GERMANY

AUTHOR OF DR ACT IS BEATEN BY NPL. MAN   PREUS HAS 15.000 LEAD    VOLSTEAD'S LOGS ONLY UPSET IN SNOUMGENTS’ CONTESTS FOR RE-DOEIMATION

'CONGRESSMAN VOLSTEAD LOSES   Aether ef Prohibition Faforcement Aet Defeated ta Primary.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE: CANDIDATE DEFEATED              pst ond ‘in Minnesota Flection.

DRY ENFORCER IS DEFEATED AT THE POLLS   Congressman Volstead Defeated for Renomination in Minnesota.

AUTHOR OF DRY ACT IS BEATEN BY N.PL. MAN   Volstead Defeated in Minnesota Primary by Rev.  O. J. Kvale   PREUS HAS 15,000 LEAD   VOLSTEAD’S Loss iS ONLY UPSET IN INCUMBENTS’ CONTESTS FOR RE-NOMINATION

VELSTEAD GEATEN = “WR THE PRIMARY   Non-Partisan. Preacher Defeats Au‘thor of Prohibition Fnforce- © * ment Act.

ITALY BETRAYED, SHOUTS LENINE   Soviet Leader of Russia Ac cuses Italian Socialists of ‘‘Sabotage.’’

PROLETARIAT BETRAYED Is LENINE CLAIM   Accuses Italians—Ans. wer from Rome is Defense of Action.

ITALIAN SOCIALISTS ATTACKED BY LEN   Russian Charges’ Three Deputie: : Bertayed the Proletar., iat of Staly,   CREATES STIR IN BERLIN   German Redicels Greatly Jigitat ed Following ‘Publication . of Statement.

ITUATION IN MIDDLE Weal  BETTER TODAY   Reports Indicate that Many of the Strikers are Deserting Ranks of the Outlaw  Union Today ~*~      CONDITIONS IN THE EAST DECLARED TO BE SERIOUS   New York Fights to Free Itself from Grip of Unauthorized Strikes

GOVERNMENT ULTIMATUM 10 THE STRIKERS   Return or Quit—More Men Ont In East Crippling the Passenger Service.

MEUOt-ARGONNE lo AEENAGTED   Veterans of Foreign War: Close Meeting at Camp Meade.

NOW THE CHINCH BUG      Pests Said To Be Present Ir Great Number.

CROWD ASKING FOR REPUBLIC 1S DISPERSED   RULER REFUSES TO REINSTATE CABINET OF PREMIER ZAHLE TO AVERT STRIKE

Danish King   Declines Demand   OF Socialists That he Reinstate Cabi.  net, General Strike is 

DANISH KING AND > SOCIALISTS BREA      REFUSAL OF KING CHRISTIAN TO REINSTATE PREMIER ZAHLE BRINGS A GENERAL STRIKE THREAT

CHARGES INEFFICIENCY.   Mining Company Says Howat Didn't Cause Discharge of Employes.

FIRE DESTROYS MAIL AT SEA   Letters and Pareel Post Packages Abeard NeqPart Rernad

NEWBERRY INDICTMENT VALID   Federal Court  in Michigan Holds That Senator and Those Accused With Him Must Go to Trial.

re cr x “  INDICT ME tS VALID HOLES) U.S. JUDGE IN NEWBERRY CASE

NEWBERRY MUST STAND TRIAL QN THE INDICTMENT   JUDGE SESSIONS UPHOLDS THE RIGHT OF CONGRESS TO REGULATE NOMINA TIONS.

INDICTMENT AGAINST SEN. NEWBERRY UPHELD   “ourt Rules Against Michigan Senator and Others Charged With Election Fraud.

UPHOLDS POWER OF CONGRESS OVER MEMBER‘   Ha’ Authority to Reculate Election or Nomination Holds Court— Newberry Trial.

NEWBERRY MUST. FACE THE COURTS      Validity ef Indictments Leainst! Him Chaurzing Vielotibag of Bloc. tion Laws Upheld.

MUST STAND TRIAL.   Senator Newberry Lost His Appeal Agalost Indictments.

(EMBERRY CASEIO NDIGTMENTS KRE UPHELD!   Judge Sessions Rules That “Finds of Jury Are Valid

INDICPMENT YS VALID   Pemurrer Filed by Newborry's. Counsel Dismissed in Court i

MAY REGULATE NOMINATION AS WELL AS ELECTION   Authority of Congress Upheld in Decision by Federal Judge Sessions,   DEMURRER TO NEWBERRY INDICTMENTS DISMISSED   Says If Lawmaking Body Is Unable to lrevent Lavish Expenditure to Obtain Seat, Money Rather Than Fitness Becomes Controlling Factor, Endangering Lilie of Nation,

Validity of the Indictments Uphelc   The Indictments Against Newberry Are Valid Says Sessions,     nato: dudgx     y

LEGISLATURE IN SPECIAL SESSION   Governor Goodrich Reads A Message Setting Forth ’ Matters to be Acted  Tinan_,

SPECIAL SESSION   OF LEGISLATURE OPENED MON. ’ DAY AFTERNOON   GOVERNOR REAB MESSAGE   Bush Counsels Prompt Conscideration Of Work In Senate

CONSIDERING PEACE TREATY   Seeretary Danteis Said t a~-Amertocan  'nfluecneces Dominated Senate,

SAYS “HYPHENS” RULE SENATE       Daniels Sees Influence of Fear of Foreign Vote ~  Peaalamea taesusn and Bick em.

ASSAILS “HYPHENATED POLITICS” IN SENATE   secretary Daniels Charges Un-American Influences Have Dominated Upper House During Consideration of the Peace Pact   COMPROMISE NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN   Four Republicans and Five Democrats Hold Conference on Lodge Reservations~Democratic Leadership Contest Is a Tie

SENATE ASSAILED ~ ON TREATY ACTION   DANIELS SAYS “HYPHENATEI AND UN-AMERICAN INFLUENCES” PREVAIL.   ASKS FOR AMERICANISM   Navy Secretary Declares Cultivated Hyphenated Politics’ Is the Menace of Nation.

MARRIED TODAY   Milhonsen Girt Bride of Rombe Stadt .  ygiier, ,

HOOSIER IS LOSER IN ROTARY RACE   John N. Dyer of Vincennes Defeatec By Close Margin for International President .

COMMITTEEMEN TO HOLD JOBS IN 1922,   Men Returned to Jobs By Primary Law Ruling Hold Over, Says Attorney General

MOOSE IN CONVENTION   DELEGATES FROM KOKOMO LODGE ATTEND ANNUAL EVENT AT MOOSEHEART, ELL.

NEW PASSENGER RATES HELD UP BY STATE BOARE   Public Service Commissior ~ Denies Application of Railroads.

WILL NOT SANCTION FARE RAISE   Public Service Commis. “sion Decides Against ... the: Railroads

APPLICATION FOR INCREASE DENIEL   Railroads Openating In New York Cannot File Tariffs Increasing Passenger Rates Aug. 26.

TO INSPECT CANAL ZONE DEFENSES   Seneral Pershing ‘To Leave (About March 20 On Last Lap of inspection Tour.

PERSHING TO VISIT PANAMA   General Will Inspect Military Defenses of Canal Zone Late This Month,

_ 5. MAY NOT PARTICIPATE   In Allied Conference Or Polish Settlement.   Official Communication Expected From Great Britain to United States On Question.

J, §. WILL NOT PARTICIPATE It CONFERENCE   No Indication That America Will Meet With Soviet and Allied Delegates.  President Keeping in Close Touch With Situation

STAY CLEAR OF RED PARLEY   American Officials Unlikely to Enter the Russ-Polish Peace Meet ' July 30.

KAISER LETTER NOT TAKEN SERIDUSL)   Reported Former German Empero Will Give Himself Up Rather Than Place Holland in Difficulty.

KAISER READY TO SURRENDEF   WILL GIVE HIMSELF UP ™ SAVE HOLLAND THE EMBARRASSMENT,

EXKASER BLL NOW VERY CONSDERAT   Doesn’t Want to Put Holland “In Dutch” With Allies—Believed To Be Bluffing.

"BIG BILL” 10 CLOSE CABARETS   Chicago Mayor Finally Lines up With Federal — Authorities

MAYOR THOMPSON CLOSING JOINTS   PROMINENT CABARETS ARE RULED OUT IN THE WINDY CITY.

FLAMES MENACE VESSELS _ IN GALVESTON’S HARBOF   Explosion on Barge Costs One Man's Idfe and Starts Disastrous Blaze

COOLMIGE TO AID ON CABINET   Vice President Will Help Mr. Harel ing Pick His Advisers In Administration,

COOLIDGE Witt HAVE PART IN ADMINISTRATION   He Is- Invited. By President-elec Harding To Be Present At Cab.  inet "Conferences.   VISITS SENATOR AT MARION

SEN. HARDING ASKS ADVICE OF COOLIDGE   Vice President-elect Formerly Invited to Sit in Cabinet Consultations

Preident-Elect Carries Ou Promise Made’in Campaign To Use Vice-President «   DECIDING FOREIGN POLICY   Selection of Cabinet Associ. ates Reaching Definite Basis in Conference

COOLIDGE 15 10 SIT WITH CHIEF AT ALL CABINET MEETINGS   Formally Invited by PresidentElect Harding to Sit in Consultations With Cabinet   FOREIGN POLICY   Discussed at Conference Between President and Vice-President Elect —Bryan Interviewed Today

COOLIDGE TOSi AT CABINET TABLE   Harding Proposal Acceptable to Vice President-Elect.

HARDING CONFERS WITH COOLIDGE ON NATION'S AFFAIRS   Cabinet Appointments And Peace Policies Were Discussed In Detail.   RESULTS OF TALK WERE GRATIFYING 10 BOTH   Coolidge Declares Harding Deeply Impressed With Gravity Of Tasks.

HARDING INVITES COOLIDGE’S HELF   VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT IS TC HAVE VOICE IN CABINET APPOINTMENTS.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING — PROVIDES CHAIR FOR MATE   Vice President tiostidie” wilt Have ‘a Part in Cabinet Meetings—-To _ Confer with Bryan, —

COOLIDGE T0 HAVE A SEAT IN CABINET   NEW VICE PRESIDENT TO BK LESS OF A FIGUREHE AD.   Invited by Senator Harding to Tak: an Active Part in Administrative Polictes and Announces His Acceptance.

SEN, HARDING AND COOLIDGE CONFER AT FORMERS HOME   Herding Fullfilis Promise to Ask Ald of Vice President in Admiutstration

HARDING INVITES COOLIDGE TO SIT WITH CABINE?   Vice President-Elect and Mr: Coolidge Guests in Marion Thursday.

GOOLIOGE 10 TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IX SHAPING POLICIES   Formally Invited by President: Elect to Sit in Cabinet Consultations. !   APPOINTMENT OF OFFICIAL FAMILY WAS DISCUSSED   Plans for Association of Nations and Many Other Pro lems Involved in Assumption of Executive Authority Next March Gone Over in Detail,

eee.  WILL AID HARDING IN FRAMING POLICIES OF NEW Aj)MINISTRATION

COOLIDGE WILL TAKE PART IN CABINET MEETS   Is Invited by Sen. Harding, Breaking Precedents; Bryan at Marion Today.

Vice President-Elect tovFtang  Voice in. Consultation; : Visits. Harding =” - at Marion.

IARDING AND COOLIDGE IN CONFERENCE VICE CHIEF TO WAVE SAY GN CABINET

COOLIDGE T0 GET PLACE ON NEW CABINET   Vice President’s Job Will Be Important in the Future.

TARDING 10 CONFER WITH DAYAN TODAY ON LEAGUE AND GTHEA VITAL ISSIIES

HARDING INVITES COOLIDGE 10 SIT IN CONSULTATION   Is Formally Asked to Aid In Building Policies   TALK OVER CABINET   Harding Fullfills Promise to Ask Aid From Vice-Prési- ; dent

AT GAvINcT TABLE      rarding Propasa’ Accop!able to Vice Presiden-ciaet,

Would Be Worse Than a Crime to Declare ay 1 He Tells Committee —          BORAH OFFERS MEASURE REQUIRING REDUCTIO           INLY BY AGREEMENT TR \LE NATIONS CAN NAWAM CONSTRUCTION BE RALPED,  SECRETARY DECLARES os

WOULD BE 4 SCANDAL FOR U. 8. TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENT, HE SAD.   However, While Daniels Was Testis. ing, Borah Introduced Resotetien for a Reduction in Naval Forces.

Becretary of Navy Olaims Buspension Would Be a Blunder Worse Than a Grime,   ALL OTHER NATIONS SHOULD DISARM   In Order to Make It Fair to Ail  * Is the Argument — Opposes Agreement. With Greot Britain and Japan.

BORAH CALLS FOR REDUCING OF NAVY   Wants Agreement With Britai and. JaneM Daniels Calls JK “Crime” :

Secretary of Navy Denounces Agreement With England tn Cease Building.   MORE SHIPS ARE URGED   America Must Protect Itself With War Vessels, Committee Is Told.

A CRIME   FORK U.S. TO AGREE WITH TWO OR THREE NATIONS FOR A HGLIDAY IN NAVY BLDG.   SECY. DANIELS SAYS U. 8 CANNOT AGREE TO SDSFENSiON ONLY WITH ALL NWATIOVG

AVAL TRUCTION  ie      DECLARES HOLIDAY. IN. NAVAL  BUILDING PROGRAM WOULD. -_ BE EQUAL TO A CRIME

"Body of Young Wife Slain in . Woods Claimec   Woman Who Clerked in Store Had Been Away Frem Home Since Saturday,. Signs of . ’. Hard Struggle in Woods Are os as . a  So a

WOMAN KILLED “ON PALISADES ~ IS IDENTIFIEL   Only Clue to Murderer Is Piece Torn F rom  _ Clothing ..

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN WOOD   Mrs. Blanche Schulz of Man hattan Victim of Foul Play.

WIFE’S BODY IN MORGUE IDENTIFIED BY HUSBANL   Identity of Murdered New Jersey Woman is Established by Mole ' .*. on Her Back P

BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN WOODS IS IDENTIFIED   Wife of Rail Employe Is Identified; Diamond Rings Are Missing From Body When Discovered in Woods; Husband Refuses to View Her Face

DEATIET gual BIL FOU RIVER ie a  Frank Schulz Rec Wife’ $c th age Refuse e Body. -.      MET VIOLENT DEATH   Signs of Terrific Struggie— Rings and Money Missing.

IDENTIFIES WIFE'S BODY   Woman Found Slain in Woods Was Mrs Rinnche Sehilz.

WOMAN SLAIK IN WOODS Ib INE NTIRIRD   New Jersey Victim Was Mrs. Blanche Schulz, New York   MONEY IS MISSING   Thief Cut Throat of Victim; Stole Jewals and Coin

Husband of Woman Found in Wocds Recognizes Clothing — $50 and Rings Taken

THE BODY IS IDENTIFIED   YOUNG WOMAN FOUND SLAIN EX NEW JERSEY WOODS WAS MRS. BLANCHE SCHULZ.

Identifies Body O} Girl Slain In Wood As His Wife; Skull Had Been Crushed

WIFE MURDERED, GEMS GONE   New York Woman's Bedy Founc in Grantwood Woods   IDENTIFIED BY HER HUSBAND   Gold Watch Chain Clutched ir Victim’s Hand

WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD   In Woods Identified by Husband — Valuable Rings Worn by Her are Missing.

BODY OF MURDERED GIRL IBENTIFIED   Autopsy Shows Jersey Girl's Throat Cut—Money and Jewelry Missing From Body.

IDENTIFIES THE DEAD BODY OF MURDERED WIFE   Autopsy Showed Woman’s Throat Had Been Cut —Jewelry Stolen.

YOU cILLED. ‘CENS ARE MISSING   Body Found in Jersey Woods Identified as That of New ‘York Woman.   HUSBAND REFUSES TO LOOK AT BODY

DIAMOND RINGS MISSING FROM WOMAN’S BODY   Grant Woods Victim I Identified as Mrs. Frank Schulz.

HUSBAND oy BODY OF SLAIN WIFE FOHINT) IN 7 Wann   WOMAN LEFT HOME WITH MONEYS AND JEWELRY MISSING WHEN BODY IS FOUND.

WOMANS BODY FOUND DEAD INN. J. WOODS   Identified as Mrs, soils  a  , Manhattan ‘by Her. “band: — Had Been Missing -For Several Days, and Pre-samably Wag Slain. :

WOMAN IS SLAIN, JEWELS DISAPPEAR   Body Found in Jersey Woods Idantifi by Clothing and Mole ae That of Now York Woman

BODY OF WOMAN FOUND MURDERED AT GRANTWOOD   Throat Cut—Police See Mur der For Jewelery And Money.

Chafed_ “Against, Domestic. Life. And Wanted sto. go on Stage—No . ’ . Clue to Murderer _

aLAIN WOMAN'S BODY 5 FOUND IN WOODS   Identified as Mrs. Blanche Schulz: Throat is Badly Slashed.   MISSING SINCE SATURDAY

Mica at istry ans ea Fange y Stirs tl e. Soviet Troops.   Inaportant Gities.are Occupied—Wrangel and 30,-", 000 Tro § Have Fled 

Follow Crimean Success With Operations Along New Front   SEBASTAPOLOCCUPTED   jeneral Wrangle And Re fugees Flee To Constantinople After Defeat

NITTI AROUSES IRE OF FRENCH PEACE ENVOYS  HIS SUDDEN TENDERNESS FOR ENEMY IS CLASSED AS DANGEROUS.  WANTS TO MAKE A LOAN TO HUNGARY‘

FRANCE FEARS FOR EER FLITURE   Immediate Statement of Defi. nite Attitude Toward Germany and Russia Asked.   CHARGES AGAINST PREMIER OF ITALY   French Political Editor Accuses Premier Nitti of Makine Danserous Proposz2is.

Premier Nitti Of Italy Under Fire   Accused of Making Dangerous Proposals Regarding German Treaty of Peace   WOULD ALSO REVISE HUNGARIAN TREATY

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT  POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT  POLITICAL ADVERTISEMEN   Che Loval Coalition   COX-ROOSEVELT AND THE HYPHEN

President of Big New York Bank Denies Banks of Country Have  Handicapped Business.   HAVEN’T WITHDRAWN AID   Replies to Charge That Wher Times Are Prosperous Banks  Help; Otherwise No Help.

BERLIN POLICE HEADQUARTERS ~ AREDESTROYED   Many Millions Lost by Fire in Alexander Plat: Thursday Evening.

ecm sam  BERLIN POLICE _ HEADQUARTERS ARE DESTROYED   Many Millions Lost by Fire in Alexander Plat: Thursday Evening.

WILL HAYS MUCH IN LIMELIGHT AS PABINET. TIMBER   National Chairman of G. 0. P. Has Ability to Fill Any One of Several Posts.   INDIANA MAN’S ABILITY CHIEFLY ORGANIZATION   He. May or May Not Take Job, if Offered; Hitchcock's Experience Recalled.

MUCH TALK OF WILL HAYS FOR ~AEXT GABINET   ‘Mark Sullivan Says Republican Chairman Is Great. at “*. Oraanizing °   CAPABLE OF FILLING =~ ‘HIGH POST, HE DECLARES   Writer Gives. Intetestirig Glimpses of Hundred Pound Bundle of Peo z

TO WORK FOR AUSTRIA FUND   Dr. Karl Beck of Chicago to Launch Drive to Raise Money in ti? Ss

‘SISTER OF COL. ROOSEVELT GIVEN OVATION WHEN SHE ADDRESSES BIG CONVENTION

ONOWS PLIGHT OF COUNTRY EDITOR   Head of Press Association Say: Paper Shortage Means Ruin for Little Journals.

Picture of Troubled Country Editor Used To Illustrate Paper Shortage

Cbearae Made That I¢ HEvints, and f(euntry Press la Fighting With Its Back to Wall.

SHORTAGE OF PRINT CAUSING HARDSHIP TO COUNTRY PRESS   Witness Before Investigating Committee Declares Many Nearly Ready to Quit

SMITH CHARGES PAPER CORNE   PRESIDENT OF A. P. A. SAYS PRINT MARKET HAS BEEN TINKERED WITH

UUUNTRY Pitas IN SORE DANGER   Of Being Wiped Out by High Paper Prices   MARKET IS CORNERED      And Paper Interests Have Conspired to Regulate Production So that Prices May Continue to Mount, Cortland Smith of American Press Association Tells Committee

A CONSPIRACY 10 REGULATE OUTPUT AND PRIGES ALLEGED   Cortiand Smith Makes Direc Charge Newsprint Market Has Been Cornered.   COUNTRY PRESS FIGHTS WITH BACK TO WALL   Declares There is Little Hope for Small Town Papers, and Unless There is Quick Relief Half of Them Will be Wiped Out of Existence, Urges Wood Pulp Substitate Tests,

CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED IN PRINT PAPER   Cortland Smith  Of Americar Press ‘Association Tells Con. sressman. Paper Corner Will Ya) Country Press.   MUST HAVE HELP GUICKLY   Witness Charges There Has Been As Much Profiteering In Print  Paper As In Other Commodi kin   TRADE COMMISSION'S REPORT

THE SMALL PAPER 1S DOOMED   “Old Home Town” Press Is Fighting a Last Battle With Its Back To the Wall,

CLAIMS CONSPIRACY TO CONTROL PRICES   Committee Told Paper Market Has Been Cornered.   QUICK RELIEF i$ URGED.   Official of Association Presents Ficture of Country Press Fighting With Its Back to Wall and Almost Ready to Go Under—-Wants Pulp Substitute Experiments Made.

DUNOPIRAGY TO  DUNTROL PAPER UUIPUT EXIaTo SMITH ALLEGES   Publisher Alleges That. the Market Has Been Cornered to Force Consumers te Pay Exorbitant Prices.   COUNTRY PRESS FACES A SERIOUS SITUATION   Numerous small Puodlications Are Fighting With Their Backs to the Wall: Many May Suspend,

NEWSPAPERS SHOWN PLIGHT OF COUNTRY   Fighting, With Back t Wall, to Get Print Paper Supply

OUNORA SEIZES TRUNK RAILWA   Seizure . Is Made Without Warning and Sets Precedent on This Continent

HOPE ABANDONED FOR 29 MISSING SAILORS   Rescue Parties Find But Little Wreckage.

Walkout At Wilmington AFizZie; All Strikers Back At Work  sree   TROUBLE NOW IN TEXAS

POSTPONE ACTION ON MEAT PACKERS   Will Not Act For a Week on the Packers’ Prepesal.

GOVERNMENT ACTION HALTEL   For at Least One Week On the Pro 7 Resale of The Meat Packers.

District Attorney ‘Clyne to In. vestigate Reports. of Manipulation. .

GRAIN CORPORATION ~— ASKED. TO EXPLAIN   Julius S. Barnes, Head Of th Grain Corporation Will B. Quizzed On the Corn Cor ner That Was’ Attemptec  Same “Timo Agwn.

U. S. Grain Corporation Heéd Will Be Asked to Make Explanations.

JULIUS BARNES, HEAD OF GRAIN CORPORATION IS ASKED TO EXPLAIN MANIPULATION IN CORN

BARNES T0 BE ASKED 10 EXPLAIN MARKET MOVES      Federal District Attorney Says Wegal Manipulation Evidence Lacking

bial IN CORPORATION ASKED. TO. EXPLAN         Julius S. Barnes, Head. Of the  ain. Gorporation. Will Be Saag ‘On the Corn Corner That Was Attempted Some Time Aoo. .

REQUEST REASON FOR ‘CORNER ON MARKET.   No Evidence-of Illegal Marke’ Manipulations as Yet.

CHARGE CORNER IN CORN   Iilnois District Attorney Demands That Head of Grain Cerporation Testify,

EXPLANATION  TO. BE ASKED   Investigate Alleged At. tempt to Corner Corn ‘Market Recently

(0 ASK BARNES TO ACCOUNT FUR CERTAIN SALES   Nill Probe Reports That Grai Corporation Used For Spec ulative Purposes.

QUIT INT oP EOULATION IN BRAIN MARKETS   JULIUS BARNES TO BE QUESTION. ED As TO ACTIVITIES OF (RAIN CORPORATION,

U.S. GRAIN’ CHIEF JO BE QUIZZED BY CLYNE   Julius Barnes Will Be Askec To Explain Alte Attemp’ To Corner Market

TALKING TO FARMERS.   Prof. Patterson Has Been Busy in the Southern Patt. of the State.

TALKING ‘TO’ FARMERS.      Prof. Patterson Has Been Basy in the Southern Patt. of. the State. .-

JAIL DELIVERY PLOT    ae VELEPEA CAILLED OUT TO GUARD  ARKANSAS PENTPENTIARY.    Arkansas Governer Takes Steps te  ; Prevent Release of Prisoners.

JAIL DELIVERY PLOT           MILITSA C:  ED OUT TO GUARD “ARKA  8 PENITENTIARY,   Arkansas Gpvernar Takes Steps te Prevent. Release of Prisone

Ol, MARKET   QUIT TOBACEO   So Easy to Drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing Habit

QUIT TOBACCO   50 easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit

DANES WOULD AVERT STRIK   Enormous Crowds Parade Streets Asking King’s Help.

Staid Capital of Denmark Stirred to Action by Fear of a General Strike.

EXCITEMENT EN DENMARK,  Enormous € rawgls Are Gathering t Appeal ta the King,

NOT LIKELY TO TAKE HOOVER INTO CABINE]   MANY REPUBLICANS ARE STILL ANGRY OVER SUPPORT OF WILSON TWO YEARS AGO.

HOOVER MAY BE QUT OF FAVOR WITH LEADERS   Old Line Chiefs Do Not Want Him in the Cabinet

NUUVER WILL IRE FUSE POST ON GABINE]   Declare That Repor That He Will Assume Secretaryship With. out Foundation.

Wisconsin Congressman Men tioned as Possible Cabnet Selection.   SMALL CHANCE FOR HOOVER      Former Food Dictator is Not in Good Graces: of Leading Renuhbtioans.

DOUBT IF HOOVER GETS CABINET JOB   Opposition to Senator Hiram . Johnson May Stand : in. Way.    In That Case There Is Little Chance of Him Landing Place, “

NO PORTFOLIO FOR HOOVER   Leaders of Both Partics Belleve H¢ WIE, Be Left Out of the Cavinet.

HGOVER MAY NOT BE IN CARINE]   Can't Get Place He Would Like and Won't Accept One of the Minor Portfelios,

HOOVER WOULD NOT AGGEPT If NAMED BELIEF   Some Republicans Strongly Opposed to His Appointment to New Cabinet   LOWDEN SLATED TO BE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR   REPRESENTATIVE ESCH, CO. AUTHOR OF ESCH-CUMMINS BILL, THOUGHT LIKFLY To BE A MEMBER.

BAR NEWSPAPER WOMEN FROM WORK AT NIGHT?   ‘Attorney General Davis Fights Rul. ing of Douglas aseny Dis trict Cou

SEE COMPROMISE IN MINER STRIKE   AGREEMENT TO END WALKOUT SO REGARDED BY PRESS   Nelther Adyocates of the Miners Nox Representatives of Owners of Coal Pits Claim Victory.

LONDON PAPERS GALL SCHEME  A COMPROMISE   In Commneting Upon Agreement  Which Coal Strike May Be Endod

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IS COMPROMISE   Proposition for Settle ment in England will  be Voted Upon.

STRIKE PEACE A COMPROMISE   Neither Miners Nor Owners Claim Vic. tory in Settlement—Step for New Era.

THE STRINE SETTLEMENT IN LONDON A COMPROMISE NO ONE CLAIMING VICTOR)   Minets, Operators’ and Govérnment All “Gave In” a Little Bit In Plan to Get “Togethers

SAY SETTLEMENT IS COMPROMISE   NEITHER MINERS NOR OWNERS ARE CLAIMING VICTORY.

POSSIBLE NEW INDUSTRY ERA   Outcome of British Strike . Approved.   SETTLEMENT MAKES — __ FOR FUTURE PEACE   Scale Applies to Profits - - and Owners. 

Introductory, Step for a New Era .in- British. - Labor Situation

HOLD COMPROMISE OF GOAL STRIKE PEAGE INSURANCE   New Era in British Industry  Seen in Settlement Plan of Owners and Miners.

BRITIGH NEWOPAPERD APPROVE AGREEMENT 1¥ COA STRIKE SITUATION   THINK BASIS OF SETTLEMENT MAY ULTIMATELY LEAD TO REVISION OF INDUSTRY.

WINE STRIKE END 1S COMPROMISE   Neither Side Claims Victory in Settlement of Vital Industrial Dispute.

PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY: ~~ IN-BRITISH COAL STRIKE      Newspaper Comment: Generally Favor able to Settlement’ Terms in Tndustrial. Crisis *

“Hard- boiled’? “Smith Released . Last: March: After’ Serving”. . ° Part of Seritence: fen   PUBLIC NEVER ANFOAMED: OF PRISONER'S’. RELEASE   Smith - Achieved «: Unenviabie Reputation . in France: for: “Brutality: to: Soldier

HARDBOILED SMITH OBJECTED TO CLEMENCY   Is at Liberty Because Sentenc Given Him by Court Mar. tic) Haas Fenired.

HARD BOILED SMITH . IS GIVEN CLEMENGK   Notorious Army Prisoner Objected to Leniency, Says Secretary Baker

HARDBOIL” SMITH OBJECTED TO CLEMENCY SAYS BAKER   American Lieutenant Imprisoned For Brutal Treatment of Americans Wants No More Publicity.

AN $6,000 DAYLIGHT ROBBERY  Bandits In Ford Held Up Forme Jolan In Kansas City.

COUNTY6.0.P, de! FOR CAMPAIGN   Republican Ladiex Are Ready fo Either Partial or Complete Suffraze

COUNTY 6.0,P. WOMEN READY ~_. FOR CAMPAIGH   Republican . Ladies ‘ Are Ready for Either. Partial or Complete suit ge

INEMPLOYED WORKERS NOW THREATEN TO TAKE OVERALL WOLE INDUSTRIAL PLANT:

IDLE WORKERS DEMAND PLANTS   Would Run Them As « Demonstration.   WILL wOTIFY THE OWNERS   Decide Vpon Course at Convention in New York---Say Action is a Necessity.

ITALIAN DELEGATES DEMAND 20 PERCENT   Allied Conference Would Allot  Italy Ten Percent Indemnity; ae Hold For More.

ALLO AGREE ON DIVO tO  REPARATIONS   UNITED STATES GETS WHAT THE LITTLE BOY SHOT AT; FRANCE SHARES HEAVILY.

Premiers Allot France Half of War Indemnity)   England Gets 22 Per Cent Ttaly 10. Belgium 8 and Serbia 5.

ALLIES AGREE ON HOW TO ONE FA AEPABATICN   France. to Get 52. Per Cent England 22; Italy 10 and Belgium Eight:   CONFERENCE AT SPA TO BE OPENED ON MONDAY   French Newspaper Says En: tente- Will Require Payment of 3 Billion Marks

AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED   Division of German Rep: arations Has Been  Decided Upon

AGREEMENT MADE ON DIVISION OF _INDEMNITY   France is to Receive 52 Pe Cent; 22 Per Cent te Great Britain; 10 Pe Cent to Italy.

ALLIES AGREE ON DIVISION   France Gets Over Half of Ger. man Spoils; England Grabs Much of What {5 Left.

AGREEMENT O WAR INDEMNITY   France to Get 52 Per Cent of Germany’s Reparation Fund.

ITALY OBJECTS TO DIVISION OF HUN REPARATION   Tentative Settlement Ar- rived at By Four Allied Nations

WHOLE TOWN BURNED,   ‘Clare, Hlinois, Almost Wiped Off th@ Map by Fire,

UPHOLDS LEGALITY OF RED DEPORTATION!   Judge Supports Immigration Offi Clais Authority in Firine Communists.

CUMING AND PRESIDENT IN AGONFERERCE   Hint Given That Some Othe Issue Than Treaty May Come Up

CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT   Cummins Diseagasexs His Kernote Specch to be Delivered At  Tent entia Canwantinn

Weis Contend the People are Turning Against it as Evidenced by the Vermont and Massachusetts Election

PROHIBITION NOW CLEARING JAILS   Revenue Commissioner Summarizes Situation in Report   THRIFT IS BEING INCREASED   Productipn Has Been Stimulated Ry Volstead Act

DRYS HAVE CLAIMS'FOR PROHIBITION      Canimissioner Roper Suys, it js Cles jug ails, Inceeasings, Boosting” Pradactton,

CLAIM PRORIBITION HAS BROUGHT ABOUT ECONOMIG BENEFITS   Statement by Roper and Krain er Pointed to by Dry Lead-. ers as Vindication.

GUOD EFFECT OF DRY’ LAW OFING CHOWN   Internal Revenue Commis- sioner Roper Says Letters Give Evidence.   EMPTY JAILS, BETTER PRODUCTION, THRIFT   Days Veet Ars cument of ,Wets leat Sentiment. Favors Wat Roatprn. 

SAYS NATIONAL PROHIBITION IS CLEARING JAILS   ALSO BOOSTING PRODUCTIVE. NESS AND INCREASING THRIFT REPORT STATED.   These Apparents Economic Benefits Are Converting Many Wets te the Dry Cause, Commissioner Krarrer Said.

HUPER TELLS OUME BENEFITS PROHIBITION   Revenue Commissioner Say: Jails Are Cleared and Production Increased   FORMER “WETS” COMING OVER TO SIDE OF “DRYS”   ADVOCATES OF LIQUOR POIN' TO RECENT ELECTIONS, SAY ING SENTIMENT IS UNDER GOING CHANGE,

PROHIBITION CLEARS UALS, ADS THRIFT   MANY FORMER FOES BEINC CONVERTED TO CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.

ROBBERS SHOOT PAWN BROKER   FIRE TWICE WHEN HE REFUSES KEYS—-ESCAPES INTO CEDAR RAPIDS RAILROAD YARDS

BANDITS SHOOT PAWNBROKER   Cedar Rapids Scene of Bold Attempt at Robbery Early Today.

Vatican in Cruade ’ganist Monte Carlo   ‘Pope Will Ask Prince of  Monaco to Close World’s  Greatest Gambling Den

LL AO THAT GAMBLING AESURT CLOSE   ‘Would Shut Up Monte Carlo As Part Of Crusade.   RELATIONS FIXED   Little Likelihood That Request Will Meet With Suecess.

Qaeen Sophia of Greece Declares Brother Will Be Exonerated  ibibo es et 

WILEELM’S TURE NEXT   Queen Sophia of Greece, Exulting Over Constantine's Victory In Election, Says German Emperor Next.   MACHINE GUNS SWEEP  ATHENS STREETS TODAY   Many are Reported Killed as Troops Clear Streets In Front of Foreign Office— Allies to Object.

NOT NEAR EXHAUSTION   Experts Forecast Productior Sufficient to Supply World for Years.

ENOUGH GAS FOR THE WORLD IS THE FORECAS!   Oil Men Say That There Is Sufficient Gasoline Fer all Requirements for Generations tc Come

OIL. RESOURCES NOT EXHAUSTED, SAY 2 EXPERTS   Petroleum Supply Will Previd Gasoline for Automobile Use for Many Genera tions, Says Doherty.

NO DANGER OF FAMINE IN OIL   SUPPLY (IS SUFFICIENT TO LAST FOR GENENHA TIONS,   RESOURCES ARE STILL GREAT   MEN AT MEAD OF PETROLEUM INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC.   ‘Bat Business Needs Assurance That At Cam Preceed in Development ef New Fielda Witheat 1 Interference.

DIL RESOURCES OF WORLD NOWHERE NEAR EXHAUSTION   Production Sufficient for Several Generations at Least is Forecast. +   NAVY DEPARTMENT 1S ATTACKED FOR SEIZURES   Government Regulation of Pe.« troleum Industry Likely to Jeopardize Future Supply by Discouraging Develop. ment, Experts Declare.

DENVER DRUG ROBBERS GET DOPE SUPPLY   Cocaine, Morphine and $300 Taken by Masked Men Who Flee Safely.

CALIFORNIA PROBE HAS CLEAR TRACK   Expenditures Made by Riva Favorite Sons Being Given ‘Thorough Airing.   "iumb Plan League Is Also Closely Scrutinized by the Senate Committee.

Campaign Expenditures Inves - tigators Hear League. Manager Deny Contributions to Any Candidacy: Out for Fund

OF THE LUSITANIA NOT SUFFI — GIENT CAUSE FOR WAR   Rear Admiral Benson Told Naval Affairs Committee Today.

WESTERN PACIFIC BUYS D. &R. G   Agree to Assume Obligations: of Road.

D. & R. G. SOLD 10 WESTERN PACFI(   Purchasers Pay $5, 000,000 Cash and Assume Obligations Aggregatine 141 Million.

SENATE CONTINUES TO HUNT MCADOO FUNDS   Continuation of the Wood Investigation and Other Details of Several Contests are  Under Way Before the Com mittes.

M*ADOO SUBIECT OF FURTHER INQUIRY   Senate Investigation of Pre-Conven: ' tion Expenditures and Pledges Will Be Resumed Tomorrow.

KIEV IS CAPTURED BY POLISH FORGES   ADV ANCHE GUARDS REPORTED IS OUTSKIRTS OF THE CUry.

POLES REACH OUTSKIRTS. OF KIEV; TWO BOLSHEVIKI _ DIVISIONS ARE CUT OFF   Lancers Separate Them From Main Forces, anc They Are Desperately Fighting toMake ~ Their Way Eastward.

POLISH CAVALRY REPORTED IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF KIE\   Two Red Divisions Cut off from the Main Forces by Polish Lancers

POLISH ADVANGE GUARD IS REPORTED AT KIEV   INFANTRY FORCES ARE SAID T0 BE COMING UP TO CITY RAPIDLY.

POLES CHASE THE REDS   Diive Eneny Into the Environs of Ukraine Capital.   Cavalry ts Playing Leading Part In the Offensive—Two Days In ’ Advances.

Capital of Ukraines in Des perate Straits Following Brilliant Advance

POLISH TROOPS IN UKRAINE SURROUND TWO RED DIVISIONS   Cavalry Reaches Outskirts of Kiev — Trotzky Maneuvering to Save Army From Being Captured.

CHASE REDS TO KIEV   POLES DRIVE BOLSHEVIKI INTO ENVIRONS OF CITY.   Cavairy, at Times, Leads the Infantry by Two Days in the Great Drive.

EXPORT DEMAND NOT ~~" ENOUGH OF REASOA   It was Part of It But Not All of Excuse for High Coal® Frices.

HIGH GOAL PRICE NOT JUSTIFID BY GOST OF MINING   Interstate Commerce Com miésion Reports On Coal

COAL PRICES RAISED 100 HIGH, IS REPORT   Commerce Board Says Ever Foreign De:rand Doesn’t Justify Increase.

REPORT RAPS COAL PRICES   Cost Cannot Be Blamed on Foreign and Domestic Demand.   PROBE 1§ MADE BY THE . C. C.   Data Prepared for Senate by the Commerce Body Shows Home Consumption of Fuel This Year Has Been Abnormal.

COAL EXPORTS BOOSTED COST NEAR SEABOARD   Foreign Demand, However \Did . Not Influence Ad cee pure tn Mee CRA eS

FOREIGN DEMAND BOOSTED PRICES   Such is Claim Made in Abnor mal Coal Prices Existing In United States   Prices Obtained Not Justified Is Claim of Probers

SENATE fEPCAT HITS COAL PRIGES   Interstate Commerce Commis: sion Gathers Data for Body.   PROBES FUEL CONDITIONS   Shows Cost Cannot Be Blamed on Foreign and Domestic Demand, Although the Latter Was Abnorma! This Year.

COALEXPORTS WERE FACTORS IN HIGH PRICE   Affected Prices Along Coast But Not Excuse For the General Boost.   DOMESTIC DEMAND HEAVY   interstate Commerce Commis: sion Reports {ts in- ~ vestigation.

WHY COAL WENT UPWARD   Interstate Commerce Commission Says Abnormal! Rise was not Justified.

RAID THE UNDERWORLD   CHICAGO POLICE BAVE ROUNDES CP 600 CRIMINAL SUSPECTS,   For the First Time a Sunday 'Passed Without « Hold-up or Robbers and the Wave Has Ebbed.

ROUNDUP IN CHICAGO CHECKS CRIME WAVE   Yesterday Was. Free , From Holdups and . Robberies —   MOLD MANY CRIMINALS

ARE HELD BY CHICACO COPS   City. Spends’ Full Day. with : No ‘Hold-Ups or  - Robberies.   GUN-MEN ALL IN JAIL, - EXPLAINS THE CHIEF   “Two  Suspects Are’. Killed ‘During - City-Wide. 4. Roundup.

O00 SUSPECTS IN CHICAGO'S CRIME WAVE ARE JAILE!   Two Killed, Two Wounded Wher Raiders Begin Their Work of Drawing Net Tight  HALF OF PRISONERS ARE “MUGGED” BY PHOTO MEN   25 Per Cent of Those Nabbed Said to Be Under Charges or Have Police Record.

GHRGAGO 1S QUIET AFTER BIG RAIDS   DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE SAYS MOST OF THE THUGS ARE IN JAIL AS. THE RE. SULT OF RAIDS.

FUEL SCARCITY IN RUSSIA   tn Moscow Pood Piantifal. Bat Ter  ribly Expensive.

BRYAN DELEGATES LEADING,   Jobnson Carries Nebraska in Repub lican Presidential Contest,

+ ,.. ciemiammameecniaciaias BAKER SA ¥S Qe OW ONT RESIG N.  Aisa Refuses “to “Discuss Reports He ‘SETZER Rec cece an war ewntvams: mf Ke aetn

URGES WORLD PEACE POLICY   Tenye Minister Declares for Christia Principles of Justice and Mercy.

ee eee URGES WORLD PEACE POLICY   Tokyo Minister Dectares for Christian Principles of Justice and Mercy.

NOT A REACTIONARY BUT A REGULAR, [9 HARDING'S POSITION   Wilt Seek Progressive Support Friends Point to Record in the Senate.

PROGRESSIVES -T0 BACK AIMS OF OLD PARTY   Republicans aking Steps t Checkmate Offensive Moves of the Democrats   3rd Party Not, Feared   Attempt to Fasten Term .‘‘Reac. tionary’’.to Harding Will Be ” Strongly Resisted

HARDING DENIES CHARGES HE IS A REACTIONARY   Will Resist Efforts of Opponents To So Label Him.

SEN HARDING HAS NO REACTIONARY RECORD   ‘While He Has Been a Regular Re publicin Hs Has Been of the Progressive Type

NARDING WILL BATTLE TERM REACTIONARY   Republican Leader Is _ ; “Regular’’ but Not a “Reactionary’’   Progressive Element te Line Up Solidly for Senator

“a IS NOT REACTIONAR)      Considers Himself Regular.and is Try: ing to Line Up Progressives Be. woe 2. te Aeiind: Him.

' Gandidate for President Says He is 2 Regutar Republican, Prohibition . Not an Issue.

HARDING RESENTS ‘REACTIONARY’ LABEI   Friends of Republican Candidate Declare Senat Record Fails to Show Such an Attitude; Conference With Dry Leader Arranged

RDING CRESENTS   MARDINGS FRIENDS THINK PROHIBITION WILL NOT BE 2" "*N ISSUE,   CLAIM THIRD PARTY Wind PULL HOST OF NTRENGTIE oe FROM DEMOCRATS,

HARDING NOT ~ REACTIONARY   Friends Pott Gus that His Ree ord in the Senate bs 2 Cid Geet:

DEATIL THOUG          - ES 1 WC, Millikin, Neary Cu: rile, Calm ly Awi nal iCagd. 

DEATH THOUGHT NEAR.   1, Millikin, Near Curtisville, Calinly Awaits Final Call.

ecammenaematatin, cll sean aamamilinainenenimiaienntiaiiaeal  SUICIDE DECREASING.

SURPRISING EXHIBITION OF ENDURANCE SHOWA   Yorkshire Post Says Brand of Tabloid Food That Keeps McSweeney Alive is Known.

HUNGER STRIKERS STILL WITHOUT FOOD   CORK MAYOR AND COMPANION: HAVE NOT RECEIVED FOOD OFFICIALS DECLARE   MSWINNEY IS DYING   Strength Slowly Vanishing as Long Fast Continues—11 are Holding Out.

SAYS M’SWINEY EATS   DECLARED LORD MAYOR TAKES FOOD TO OBEY CHURCH.   Yorkshire Post Asserts the Name of the Tabloid Used is Known.

CHIGAGO PACKER ~ FLAYS RADICALS   Says They Are Cause of Per: secution of Those Engaged  in Meat Industry.   ASKS AID OF PRODUCER

REPUBLICAN SLATE SWEEPS ALL NEW YORK   Johnson Shows Strong in Poll for Convention Delegates Tuesday.

“REGULAR” SLATES “TININ EW YORK   Johnson Delegates Lose Out on Big Four and in New York: City. - .   HOOVER LEADING EDWARDS   Democrats of Michigan Prefer Man, Who Announced Himself Republicah,

ORGANIZATION SLATES OF BOTH’ THE. OLD PARTIES WIN IN NEW YORK ‘State

REGULARS IN BOTH PARTIES ~—WINTNALY.   Republtan and Democratic Slate: Chosen in the Contests for Delegates   JOHNSON MAN WAS REATEN THREE TO ONE   'floover Mam Alsu Defeated in the On ly District Where 2 Contest . Was Made

REGULAR. REPUBLICAN SLATE IN.NEW YORK ELECTED   Delegates of Both Parties to National Conventions Are Uninstructed.

Both Big Parties Put Through  Slaies at Primary and Will Send Uninstructed Bodies to Respective Conventions   Socialist Is Re-elected as Mayor at Milwaukee; List of La Follette Candidates Victors in Early Returns

SUPFERING FOLLOWE STORM.        Fnel Famine in ‘Michigan’ Caused - Recent Blizzard Tle

A TE  Northern Michigan Towns Cut Off by Blizzard; Shortage of Fuel is Reported at Muskegot

MICHIGAN CITIES HAVE COAL: FAMINE   Big Blizzard Ties Up Rail Traffic.

Mrs. Elizabeth SBettendorf’s Award of Over Half Million Is Upheld at Des  Moainer

BETTENDORE CASE UPHELD BY I0WA SUPREME COURT   Widow of “Soul” of Big Dav. enport Industries Has Rights Restored against Scheming Brother-in-Law.

SINN FEIN TERMS AT VARIANCE WITH PLAN HOME RULE  IRISH LEADERS FEAR THE   IRISH LEADERS FEAR THE EFFORTS WILL NOT BE SUCCESSFUL ONE.   PLUNKETT SAILS FOR AMERICA TOMORROW

SINN FEIN PEACE TERMS SET FORTE BY LONDON PRESS   Are At Variance With Proposal In Home Rule Bill.   LEADERS DOUBT - PLAN’S SUCCESS   Sir Horace Plunkett Does Not Believe Peace Proceedings Will Succeed.

a EE EEE ee  REVOLUTION tf WUGCE SOF UL IN WEST GERMAN}   Bloody Fighting Is Reportec Between Supporters of Deposed President and Kapp   WORKMEN AND STUDENTS IN BATTLE AT HANOVER   TROOPS REPORTED PATROL. LING BRUNSWICK AND LEIP. SIG; DEMONSTRATIONS Al RUHR AND DUISBERG,

NEW YORK GIVES HARDING LEAD OF OVER MILLION   Boston Swings From Democratic Column for Second Time in History—Cox Loses Home State by Big  Marom.

TORNADO CAUSES GREAT DAMAGt IN THREE STATES   Many Lives Are Lost In Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.   PROPERTY DAMAGED   Death List in Arkansas Growing From Storm’s  Results.

TORNADOES. —KALL EIGHT)   TOWNS IN SOUTHERN STATES HARD HIT   Nisnissippi, Alabama and Tennessee fa Path ef Sterm

THREE STATES HIT *: BY TORNADOES   ‘Many Llves Lost tn Mississippl Alabama and Tennessee,   PROPERTY DAMAGE ENORMOUS

BRATTLEBORO ~ LOSES SECOND LONG BRIDGE   The Connecting Link Between That City and Hinsdale. Swept Away  “by High Water.

PROTEST BRITISH CONTRACT   American Legation. at Pekin plains of Airplane Monopoly — Granted Fuaiish. -t

IPRATEST BRITISH CONTRACT   Amerienn Legation at Pekin Com«= pining of Airplane Monopoly peanind Enaolish, ‘

Americans Protest Against Chinese Contract Awarded To Britains, Says Report

ORGANIZE TO RAISE $4,200 FOR RELIEF   Sullivan County Asked to Aid = in Near East Relief Campaign— Rev Horne, Chairman.

MARTENS INDIGNANT   Ambassador Disclaims Any Knowledge of Diamonds.

MARTENS OISOWRS LARGE DIAMONDS   Says Jewels Addressed to Him Are Not His  Property.

MANY MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT   All Political Parties Will Spend $25,000,000 Says David 1 awrenre   EMBRACES EVERYTHING   Investigation of Expenditures Is Making Seasoned Financiers Smile

PAIGE OF PRESIDENT   bee ry Mm) Ai) Me’ Pe BE ino way oN" se r ‘ : ) GE: oT   Much of This Vast- Sum Will Be  Charged Up to * lncidentals.”

NAMING PRESIDENT. B10 COST MORE ~JHAN FVER BEFORI   Lawrence ‘Has. Estimate That the ee dob Will, Entail. Expendiures of $25,000,000,       MONEY WILL BE SPENT BY : QOMMITTEES OVER NATION   Meanwhile, Congress Continue: “Ite Investigation, But Can't -- . @o Far Enough.       PARTIES MAY CALL TRUCE      ‘Republicans Having» an Eye on  “Department of Justice, -) May Step Probe. ©

PRICE OF PRESIDENT       aes 3,000,000 TO BE SPENT TO GET . PRESIDENT,   Much of This Vast Sim “WIN Be ~ Charged Up to «hucklente

FABULOUS SUM SPENT TO ELECT NEAT PRESIDEN]   Coming Contest Tc See Millions Turned Into States To Help  Turn The Trick.

GREATER AMERICA SAYS: ROOSEVELT   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT ACCEPTS , THE NOMINATION,

GREAT'R AMERICA IS KEYNOTE OF ROOSEVELT TALK   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SAYS TREATY MUST INCLUDE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

“Greater America” Keynote Sounded in Roosevelt's Speect   Realization of Added Greatness Depends on Solution by Next Administratiion of Two Problems—Kelations with Rest of World and Organized Progress at Home—Declares Vice-Presidential Candidate.

AND SQUARE DEALING IK  CAMPAIGN   Nominee Makes Greater Am erica Basis of Speech of Acceptance

GREATER AMERICA THEREYNOTEOF “Ase SPE      ACCEPTS THE DEMOCRATIC N i INATION FOR VICE PRESIDENT. i> :       TWO GREEAT PROB EMS > MUST BE SETTLED   Declares Goyeruor Cox Pre-eminentvy Qualified to Meet Nation’ ‘8 Big Problems. t

FRANKLIN D. ROSEVELT IS TOLD TODAY _  HEIS GOVERNOR COX’S RUNNING MATI   DECLARES THE LEAGUE WILL NOT DIE—“AN IDEA DOES NOT DIE WHICH MEETS THE CALL OF THE _ ~ HEARTS OF OUR MOTHERS,” HERALDS. COX AS  LEADER OF UNHALTING MARCH OF PROGRESS.

ROOSEVELT HEARS ABOUT IT TODAY   Democratic Candidate For VicePresident.is Notified of Nomination at Hyde Park   GREATER AMERICA KEYNOTE

Crzanized Progress at Home and Our Relations With the World, Are Problems   Praises Governor Cox   Declires Ohioan Is Well Qualifiec to Lead the Nation in Merch of Progress — Zz

ROOSEVELT URGES GREATER AMERICA INFORMAL ADDRESS    Accepts Democratic Nomination  For Vice President and Points  Out Two Big Problems.

ROOSEVELT GETS ‘THE WORD TODAY   Democratic Vice-Presidential Nominee ls Officially Told the Bad News.   CEREMONY ON HIS LAWN

ROOSEVELT SEES NO REAL PEACE WITHOUTLEAGUE   War Only Half Won as: Yet, Democratic: Candidate -. > Gave in Aipeentanes . -

REPUBLICANS STOP PROGRESS SAYS CUMMINGS   Dpened Notification Ex ercises at Hyde Park For Roosevelt.

A LITTLE BI? OF.       rdson Tractors’ With a Raing Day nd Dirty Streets Perfect Seiting. 

A LITTLE BIT OF FRANCE.   Perdson Tractors With a Rainy Day and Dirty Streets Perfect Setting.

ar eas  HOLDS UP 2-CENT FARE LAW   Federal Court at St. Paul Enjoins Minnesota Officials From Enforcing Regulation.

HOLDS UP 2-CENT FARE LAW   Federal Court at St. Paul EnJjoing Minnesota Officials From En. 5, forcing Regulation.

HOLDS UP 2-CENT FARE LAW   P Herre e ‘Officiais From En forcing Regulation.

TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED   Prevents State Officials From En forcing the Old Minnesota Twe Cent Fare.

WOMEN MAY HOLD OFFICE   Formal Wecision Rendered by Attorney fieneral of State,

EVERY MINE WILL BE CLOSED TODA)   ENTIRE ILLINOIS COAL. FIELD Is AFFECTED   AGREED PRICED ARE IGNORED   Operatore Say They. are Willing te Pay More if They Gan Get More For Product. lowa Miners . Ask Concessions.

“DEACON DUBBS.”   Eastern Star Play at Martz Las: Night Was a Decided Success.

“DEACON DUBBS.”      Eastern Star  r y at’ Martz Last Night Was a  cided Success.

Chicago Range of Prices.   Over 18.000 Schools Withost Inatrnetors and Over Helf Relow

TEACHER SHORTAGE SAID TO BE 300,000   More Than 18,000) Schools Cniltert Sta Are Withouc Instructs  whe

RICKEY PICKS GOV. LOWDEN AS NOMINEE   Not Odds-On Favorite, But in Best Position of All the Aspirants.   POWERFUL GROUP. OF BOSSES FLOP TO HIM

LOWDEN STOCK STILL STRONG ‘SAYS RICKEY   Governor Has Made An Appreciable Gain Following Slump   HOOVER ALSO CITED AS LIKELY CANDIDATE

OKLAHOMA HAS RATIFIED THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN}   Senate Follows House in Approval Very Close Vote Expected in West Virginia Today.

DRIVES AUTO INTO A RIVER   Man Goes Over Ferryboat Into Colo. rado in Arizona.

DRIVES HIS AUTO INTO RIVER   Montana Man Drowns in Arizona When He Goes Over the Ferryboat.

DANIELS SAYS HE’LL WELCOME HAITIAN PROBE   Secretary of Navy Today De fends Behavior of U. S. Marines.

NAVY DEPARTMENT  WILL WELCOME QUI   Secretary of the Navy Daniels Says the Records Will Be Made Public

DANIELS: DEFENDS MARINES IN HAITI   Welcomes Proposed Congres sional Probe,

DANIELS SAYS: HE WELCOMES INVESTIGATION   THINKS MAJOR GENERAL'S REPORT WAS MISINTERPRETED; SAYS COMMITTEE SKIPPED HAITI ON INVESTIGATION -

WELCOMES AN INQUIRY   Secretary Dantele Roady fer Congressional . Investigation

DANIELS WANTS HAITI PROBE   Secretary Declares Wanton Attack or _ Marines’ Reégrd'ts Attack on Civilization.

CURLER GAUL  For Securing Battery of Heavy Field Artillery   Adjutant General Smith Pledged the State to Locate Battery Here.

MOVEMENT LAUNCHED For Securing Battery of Heavy Field Artillery   ‘Adjutant General Smith Pledged th ! State to Locate Battery Here.

ELWOOD WAS EASY.   High School Had Easy Time With Visitors in Track Meet.

4 4 fOoOnD WAS F        School, Had) Easy ‘Time With sitors in Track Meet.

APA, HOTFT MAW WW HET   Five of the Six Dead Spaniards Arrived Yesterday for Shipyard. Work—Proprietor of Hotel Faces Negligence’ Charge

SIX DIE FROM GAS   Hotel Owner Arrested For Criminal Negligence.

ARREST HOTEL OWNER ENR DEATH OF GUESTS   SPANIARD 18 HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER WHEN SIX MEN DIE OF GAS POISONING.

GREAT BRITAIN  steps Taken to Mobilize the Britist   Steps Taken to Mobilize the British Navy   Government Considering Calling fo Volunteers for Service in Poland.

Russian Army Now onk 30 Miles from Warsay —Polish Refugees Flé into Germany—Fi ing Continues. —          DEVELOPMENTS

Germany to Oppose Passage of _.French and British Troops - to Polish Battlefields

U.S. AWAITS WORD ON ITALY’S STAND TOWARD POLAND   France In Complete Ac cord With Views Of Washington.

FRENCH ANSWER Ta IN ENTIRE ACCORD WITH U. 5, VIEWS   State Department Now Awaits Reply From Italy to Note on Russo-Polish War.

TO INVESTIGATE GAS RATE RAISE   Chamber of Commerce Appoints Committee to Examine Books.   COMPANY Is WILLING   Company Representatives Explain Reasons For Fifty Per Cent Inercase. Committee is Named.

Violence of Three Days, With Street Battle. Is Renewed at Londonderry; British Land 2000 Troons at Cork   Mobs Attack, Burn Barrack: of Constabulary; Lord Cecil Advises Dropping of Home Rule Bill for the Assembly

ENGLISH TROOPS “AS DSTRBUTED. THRU WEST CORK   Stationed at Points Five Miles Apart —Troops Also Arrive at , Skibbereen.

Numerous Individual Encounters Between Sinn Feiners and Unionists Mark Continued Demonstrations   ENGLISH TROOPS SENT TO IRISH STORM CENTER   Two Thousand Eritish Soldiers Land at Bantry and are Distributed Throughout West Cork

BRITISH SEND 2,060 TROOPS INTO IPELANE        Distributed at Five-Mile Points . Vhroughout West Cork.— Rioting is Continued.

MORE TROOPS   2000 British Soldiers Landed at Bantry — Distributed Throughout West Cork   Londonderry, . Ireland, i Again the Scene of Riotou Demonstrations:

MORE BRITISH TROOPS REACH IRELAND TODA’   Situation at Londonderry Continues Strained With More Disorders.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES 10   Interfere with the Working o ment Act in New Jersey   HAS NO JURISDICTION

NEW JERSEY LIQUOR MEN LOSE FIGHT   Supreme Court Re: tuses to Hear Ap plication to Enjoin Enforcement of Act—Hear Ar. guments in Rhode Island Case.

NO JURISDICTION 10 HEAR PROCEEDINGS SAYS Us. JUDGE  ye INSTITUTION NAL: : rary “OF D . ENFORCEMENT "aE Be   R. L CASE: HEARD   Arguments on Mation of ‘State an Given: Rice... Attacks ~  ' Amandment.

Vets Are Denied Permission to File Proceedings with Supreme Tribunal to Test Constitutionality of the Federal Amendment.   RHODE ISLAND CASE IS HEARD DURING THE DAY

ARE DENIED ~ HEARING BY      NEW JERSEY LIQUOR DEALERS FAIL TO GET BEFORE THE _ SUPREME COURT so ¥   Wanted to Test the Constitutional. ity ef National Prohibition Amendment... f

HOLDS IT HAS NO JURISDICTION IN JERSEY APPEAL   Rhode Island Petition to Test Validity of Amendment is On.

JOLT FOR J. BARLEYCORN   New Jersey Supreme Court Holds  Tribunal Has No Jurisdic  tion in the Case.

COURTDENIES — PLEA T0 TEST DRY AMENDMENT   Decision Holds That High Court Has No Jurisdiction In Case—Must Get State’s Consent.

DENY RIGHT OF LIQUOR MEN T0 TEST AMENDMENT   Supreme Court Dismisses Prohibition Suit On Grounds.

NEW JERSEY LIQUOR  DEALERS LOSE CASE   Supreme Court Denies Permission t: Rering Original Procecdings to Test the Law.

SUPREME COURT DENIES RIGHT TO RIGHT. LAW      Enjoi New Jersey Retail. Liquor Dealers From Bring_._.Ing Proceeding Against... .  Dry Amendment —      WAS DECIDED TODAY      Liquor Men Sought to Establish the” Unconstitutionality of © the Amendment and Prevent  Its Enforcement

WET FORCES ARE DENIED PERMISSION         Supreme Court Refuses Petition Of New Jersey Retail Liquor Vealers.  CLAIMS NO JURIS-ICTION Cannot Bring Original Proceed:  ings Aimed at Prohibitior Amendment.

NEW JERSEY CAN GET HEARING IN SUPREME COURT   Permission Granted to Institute Original Proceedings to Test Dry Aet.

ONE MORE SWAT.   J. Barleycorn, Address New Jeraey, Wae Hard Hit.

SUPREME COURT BARS WET PLEA   Tribunal Refuses Permission to Liquor Men to Bring Test Case.   iT HAS NO JURISDICTION   New Jersey Dealers’. Association Wanted to Bring Original Proceed-  ings to Test Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment.

N. J. WINS RIGHT TO TEST DRY VOTE   United States Supreme Court at Washington Grants Permission,   ‘DRAFT CONVICTIONS STAND   Men Found Guilty of Violating Seles. tive Service and Eapionage Acts Must Serve Prison Sentences.

COURT SQUELCHES JERSEY BOOZERS      Denies Liquor Association Permission To Test Out Constitutional  Amendment. i

ANOTH BR BLOW ro LIOcOR      New Jersey Court, Won't rf. Allow ts Dealers to Test Eras. oo

SITUATION IN BERLIN IS CLEARING UP   N. J.1S GIVEN THE RIGHT 70 TESTDRY LAW   United States Supreme Court at : Washington Grants : Permission.   German Crisis Ends, According to Dispatches Coming Via Paris   DRAFT CONVICTIONS STANE   PEOPLE 70 ELECT PRESIDENT   Men Found Guilty of Violating Se'cc. tive Gervice and Espionage Acts Must Serve Prison Sentences.   Reported Agreement Between Old and New Gevernments Permits Ebert to Retain Office Until His Succensor t« Chosen.

NEW JERSEY WIND: OTHER GASES UP   Proceedings Will Settle Validit of the Amendment.   SUITS WILL BE RUSHED   Chief Justice White Asked Government and State to Expedite the Hearing—Fix March 29 as Date for Arguments.

HAS NO JURISDICTION, — - SUPREME COURT HOLDS      Denies Appeal to Test Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment   BOSTON MAN’S PETITION TO GO TO HIGHEST TRIBUNA!

TIQUOR MER   Supreme Court Rules New Jersey Retailers Cannot Bring Original Proccedings on Prohibition Amendment   Chief Justice White Ignores Contentions in Announcing Highest Tribunal of Nation is Without Any Jurisdiction

SUPREME COURT DENIES LIQUOR DEALERS’ PLEA    Withont Jurisdiction in Matte of Proceeding Agaiust, Dry Amendment.

SUPREME COURT JABS WETS AGAIN   Permission to Test New Jersey Case Refused.   RIGHT TO SUE STATE DENIED   Deaters’ Association Sought to Bring Original Proceedings to Test ConStitutionality of Act—Rhode Island Motion Up.

COURT BLOCKS WETINTEREOT IN NEW JERSEY   Rules it Has No Jurisdiction to Permit Constitutionality Test of the Amendment.  STATE HELD SUIT

PROHIBITION AGAIN UPHELD   Denied Permission to Bring Original Proceedings in Court

Ha Jd, WINS RIGHT TO TEST DRY AGT   United States Supreme Court at .Washington Grants Permission.   Men Found Gullty of Violating Seleetlve Service and Esplonage Acts Must Serve Prison  Santances.

Liquor Dealers __ Again Lose Case   Supreme Court Denied New Jersey Liquor Dealers the Right to Bring Original Procecdings (a Test. Con. sditutionality of Amendment,

WETS ‘LOSE POINT   Supreme Court t Denies Request New Jersey Liquor Dealers”

“DENIES. WETS   OF NEW JERSEY PER MISSION TO TEST THE VALIDITY   Of the National Prohibition Amendment ‘and Enjoin Its Enfovcement. — Court - Held it Had No. Jur isdiction.

ADD  ey Liquor Dealers’ Asso  HEARS ARGUMENTS. UPON ” RHODE ISLAND. MOTION   Solicitor. : “General Urges Same Grounds for Reftisal of ‘the State’s Contention as Used Against Individuals

QUPREME COURT WITHOUT POWER   New Jersey Liquor Dealers Denied Permission to Attack Prohib Amendment.

JERSEY WUST STAY DRY.   Suprem Court Deniey Permission to Attack the Amendment

NEW JERSEY “WETS” : ARE BALKED BY.COURT   FEDERAL JURISTS 1ISTS DENY. PERMIS SION TO BRING ORIGINAL SUIT IN HIGH COURT 

RULE i IN FRANKFORT 1S MED. crim   All Must Obey 9 O'clock Cur. few; Germans to Withdraw Ruhr Troops.

THIEVES GET $100,000   Grab Pouch of Payroll Cash at Putiman, It.   Bag Is Snatched From the Hand of a 13-Yenr-Old Helper at Station,

CHICAGO MAIL HOLDUP   ‘THIEVES GRAB POUCH CONTAIN. ING $100,000 PAY ROLL.   Snatch Bag From Boy Helper on Pull man Station Platform an Escape.

THIEVES GET AWAY WITH $100,000 CASH   Grab Pouch of Payroll Cash at Puliman, tl.   Bag Is Snatched From the Hand of a 13-Year-Oild Helper at Station,

NEW IRISH BILL READY TO SUBMIT  i   Government Measure Provides for Trial Without Jury.   Crown to Appoint the High Justices and Other Court Officials to Sit in Dublin.

NEW IRISH BILL AND POLICE POWER   More Drastic Measures. Permitted’Under New Act Now Completed.

IRISH BILL IS READY   ‘NEW MEASURE WILL ABOLISH TRIAL BY JURY.   High Justices and Other Court Offi cials to Be Appointed by Crown.

TRIAL BY JURY IS ABOLISHED   Drastic Measures Agains Ireland Contained in Nev Trish Bill. 

"WERE INFORMED   F rench  Note  to ‘Great Britain Was Some-.  what Concise.

INVASION OF POLAND INMINENT ADVICES TO STATE DEPT, INDICATE   Reds Have Also Caused Terrible Epidemic of Typhus There.

jee ST INVASION  OF POLAND. IMMINEN}   ‘  State.” ‘Department Agent. Urges Food «!  Helier For Poland, Arinenia q lind Russia,

BOLSHEVISTS TO ~ INVADE POLAND S THREATENED   The Poles Show Patriotism But. With. ont Aid Cannot Hold Dut Much Longer.

POLAND 18 WENACED.   Hotshévikt; Titteaien an Attack r P - can the Nek Republic.

REDS READY 10: TAKE POLAND    RUSSIANS FORCE SICK INTO P9LAND INFECTING COUNTRY WITH TYPHUS.

THE BOLSHEVIST PLAN AN ATTACK ON POLAND SOO}   Loading Their Typhus Victims i Armored Cars and Forcing Poles to Accept Then.

POLAND (3 WN HAVE DANGER UF RED ATTACK   Acivices to U. S. Government Declare Bolshevist Invasion Is Imminent   POLES SUFFER FROM PLAGUE OF TYPHUS   HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE Is TOLD POLAND WILL BE UN. ABLE TO RESIST UNLESS AID IS FORTHCOMING,

BOLSHEVIST ATTACK ON POLAND 1S THREATENED   State Department Agent Urges Release of Food to Poland, Armenia and Austria.

ADVICES INDICATE CLASH NEAR   Bolshevists Causing Plague of Typhus in Helpless Nation   THREATENS ENTIRE WORLD   Appeal for Loan is Made-~Representative Fess Opposes Action

POLAND FEARS AN ARMISTICE   WILL NOT TRUST BOLSHEVIKI IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

Wants U. S. To Help Poland Fight Soviets   State Department Agent Telle House Rules Committee Phat) Rus. sians are Sending Typhus Patients Into Potand

DEATH OF MIS$ HELEN HUGHES   Eldest Daughter of Former Juatice Seaccacambs te Paeumenia.

MISS HELEN HUGHES   Deughter of Mr.aad Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, Died of Isflueaza.

MACSWIREY BEGINS ATST UAV OF HIS FAS    So Weak He Cannot Speak and His Death Apparently Verv Neer at Hand.

FINAL APPEAL TO WACSWINEY   DOCTOR WARNS HIM END IS NEAR BUT HE REFUSES  ma Tam   Fifty First Day of Hunge: Strike Finds Lord Mayor a: Determined as Ever.

‘Eat, You Are Dying” Cork Mayor Told   M’SWINEY REFUSES TO FAKE FOOD DESPITE PLEA OF DOCTOR.

MAYOR OF GORA IN FIFTY Fifi DANY OF STRIKE   Last Appeal To Take Foot Made MacSwiney In Jail:   REFUSES OFFER   Official Now So Weak That Talking Is Impossible.

MACSWINEY WILL NOT TAKE FOOD   REFUSES APPEAL MADE BY DOCTOR AT BRIXTON PRISON.

MACSWINEY DECLINES TO TIME. NOURISHMENT WON'T CHANGE DECISIO   FIFTY-FIRST DAY OF HUNGER STRIKE BEGUN BY IRISH LORD MAYOR OF CORK,

DEMOCRATIC  ADMINISTRATION DOW G00 ~ WORK  Public Debt Was Decreased $237,.   Public Debt Was Decreased $237, 315,000 During September.

FINAL APPEAL TQ MSWINEY 10 EAT   Brixton Prison Physician Makes Last Request to Hunger Striker  to Resume Eating.

MACSWINEY UNVIELDING   CRGED BY PHYSICIANS TO TAKE FOOD DECLARES HIS MIND TO BE UNCHANGED.

JUDGE FREES +N COAST CANON   Dismissal of Charges Agains Coast Players Big Surprise

WOGE FREES IN COAST OUANDAL   Dismissal of Charges Agains Coast Players Big Surprise

@Tir @ AMERICAN _ LEGON ©      SEEK NEWS OF MISSING MEN   Effort Being Made te Solve War Mys teries én Behalf of Relatives and Frends.,  vps

SEEK NEWS OF MISSPNS WEE   Effort Being Made to Sotwe War Mra teries on Behalf of Relaivwce and Friends.

SEEKS ‘MILD’ TRAINING   ARMY EDUCATION “NOT TOO MILITARY” IN FAVOR,   War Veterans Respond to Question. naire From Congressman King— Are Opposed to Compulsion.

FAVOR MILD TRAINING   War Veterans Respond to Questionnaire on Subject.   ‘Congressman King Says They Would  Agree to Plan “If Not Too   Military.”

‘Sympathy’ Move Threatened By. Shop Ent ployes; Labor Union Will Fight Court Pre ceedings to Stan Strike Activitiag

BiG WALKOUT NOW INEVITASLE   Strike of R.R. Men Will * Mean Tie-up of Commerce

NO ACTION TAKEN TD AVERT STRIKE OF Pa WAYMEN   Union Chiefs Wi] Meet With Hines Today

Belleves Thousaads of Ven in Other Departments Will Join Hands With Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers llans for Putting Strike Into Effect Ge Porward,

RAILWAY UNIONS. STANDING PAT   —  OTHER ORGANIZATIONS wil SUPPORT MAINTENANCE OF WAY MEN   GENERAL STRIKE IMPENDS   Leaders Declare Brotherhoods Are _ ‘Ready te Fight Court Action  —“Hines to Reply.

PRODIGAL SONS OF LIQUOR TOWN WELCOMED HOME   Hurley, Wis., Holds Celebratior for Those Arrested, and Goes on With Its Imbibing

HURLEY WELCOMES RETURN OF HER PRODIGAL SONS   Toughest Town in America I Rejoicing Over Release of Booze ‘Men.’   ALL ‘ARE OUT ON BAIL

CHICAGO FIRMS TACK 60 CENTS  TO COAL PRICE   Dealers Say They Are Com pelled to Boost Cost  oe gg Cowes: welt

PRICE OF COAL UP   Chicago Retailers Increase Trice: Sixty Cents 4 Ton.

ITALIAN CREW. SETS OFFICERS . “ADRIFT IN BOA   They Are Bound and Gagge cand, ‘Then. Are. Met by  ca ti

ITALIAN SUBCHASER WENT TO -FIUME   Officers Are Bound And Gag ged and Then Taken in Boats to Fiume Rebeldom

ITALIAN GRLW SEIZES OFFICERS   Sub-Chaser Delivered Tr City Of Fiume

ITALIAN:SHIP. ~T0 D'ANNUNZIO   Crew of:Sub-Chaser Mutinie and Carries-Officers to” Poet’s Harbor.   MILLO CALLED A TRAITOR

MEXICO 10 MAKE GREAT STRIDES IN NEXT 10 YEARS   GOVERNMENT WILL BUILD KALIL ROADS, SCHOOLS AND MAK GTNERAL IMPROVEMENTS

FIERGE STORMS ~LASHING OCEAN   Atlantic Coast Blizzard Still Rages, Driving Old Dominjon Liner Ashore.   NEW YORK BUSINESS ABOUT PROSTRATED   The Storm the Worst the city  Has Known Since the Rizeeard at 18838.

COAL OPERATORS ASK COMMITTEE FR STATEMENT   Miners Pledged to Accept the Award; Capital Cautious Regarding Agreement in Ad-. vance of Definite Information

MINE WORKERS WILL STAND bY BOARD FINDINGS   GIVE ASSURANCE TO) SPECIAL COMMITTE THAT AWARDS WILL BE ACCEPTED.   OPERATORS ARE NOT READY   Operators Prepare Questionnaire Wanting to Know What Decisions Are to be Expected From Committee

OPERATORS ASK TO KNOW POWER OF COMMISSION   Coal Mine Owners Want Answer Before Committing Themselves as_ to Their Attitude.   MINERS AGREE TO ACCEPT FINDINGS

MINE OWNER® NOT READY FOR COAL HEARING   WANT TO KNOW CONTEMPLATED SCOPE OF ACTION BY THE COMMISSION   Lewis Assures The Board That Its Findings Will Be Accepted By Miners As Binding

COAL COMMISSION HEARS MINERS WILL NOT OBJEC)   Operators, However, Ask for More Details and Extension of Time Decision Deferred.

GOAL MINERS WILL ABIJE BY DECISION OF WILSON COMMISSION BUT OPERATORS RABY BUCK RULING

UPERATORS NOT READY 10 PROCEED WITH COAL HEARING   Want More Information Regarding Proposed Work of President’s Commission.   MINERS WILL ACCEPT DECISION AS BINDING   Policy of Members Will be Not to Consider Themselves Special Pleaders for Any Particular Group bat to All Act Together in Interest Public, Miners and Operators Alike,

INITIAL SESSION OF COMMISSION   Consideration of Strike Settlement Begins  MINERS WILL. ACCEPT   rindings of Investigators, they are Assured at Opening— ‘Coal Operators Not Ready to Proceed Until They Have Further Information—Matter Under Advisement.

OPERATORS WANT HEARING BELAYEL   Brewster Teils Board Mine Own. ers Desire More information — Miners Pledge Selves.

OPERATORS Aok ABOUT POWER TO CFT MINE WAGE   Owners Make Inquiries Regarding Scope of the Strike Settlement Commission Before Making Pledge.   SEEK-INFORMATION AS ~~ TQ FUTURE FUEL PLAN   Would Have Beard Announce Purposes Regarding the Enforcement.

MINE OWNERS AOKING MORE  INFORMATION   Will Not Bind Selves to Commission’s Findings Until Several Pointed Questions Are Answered,   First Formal Session of Wilson’s Investigators Presented With Questionnaire From _ the Operators.

FNS FORMAL SESS OF STRIKE COMMISION      MINERS GIVE ASSURANCE OF ACCEPTANCE OF FINDINGS OF BODY.   LIST OF ‘QUESTIONS. FILED   Subcommittee’ Is Appointed to Draft Statement for Early Consideration,

AL COMMISSION BACKED BY MINERS   Operators Send Questionnaire as to Scope of Action.   FIRST MEETING IS HELD   Representative Says Owners Are Not Ready to Proceed With Hearing Until More In. formation is Afforded Them ~~—Inquiries Taken Under Advisement—To Renvlv Later.

FIRM WILL CHANGE - ~~ LOCATION   Lytton-Webb Dry Goods Co. to Share Home With New Bank.

FIRM WILL CHANGE LOCATION   Lytton-Webb Dry Goods Co. _ to Share Home With 2 New Bank

ATHER DOMINIC MAYOR'S CHAPLAIN TAKEN BY POLICE   Resolution in Congress Condemns British Rule as Savage Warfare.

BATTLE IN BELFAST STREET   Nationaliets Fight Unionists-—-Womer Join in the Combat—Police Re. store Order,

Changed From, Wourth to S&venth Pistrict for Tactical Reasons in National Guard Aotsuent. villogn eltaoin shrdlu shrdluujuuu

NEW CABLE LANDING . * REPORTED HELD tr   President Said (to Want State: de. partnent's Pe Siow Before Line Fate .

WILSON ISSUES POSTIVE ORDER   To Army and Navy Not t Permit Western Union to Land Barbadoes Cable.

WILSON ORDERS WARSHIPS KFFP CABLE FROM) §   DESTROYERS TO PREV ENT _ LANDING OF WIRES FROM SOUTH AMERICA,

CHECK WESTERN UNION ATTEMPT TO LAND CABLE   Wilson In Order Stops Land ing of U. S.-Barbadoes Project.

CONSTRUCTION OF CABLE HELD UP  PRESIDENT IS SAID TO HAVE ISSUED ORDERS.

HOLD UP THE CABLE LINE   RES, WHITSON SAYS W. U. MUST GET PERMIT BEFORE THEY BRING IN THE LINE.

WILSON ORDERS CABLE NOT TO LAND IN U. S   Western Union Fails to Ge Permission For Linei

ORDERS ISSUED BY PRESIDENT   Against Landing Cable U. S. Soil Without  Permission

PRESIDENT HALTS LANDING OF CABLE FRUM BAABADOES   Army and Navy Departments Are Ordered to Stop New Western Union Line.

WESTCRN UNION NOT PERMITTED JO LAND CABLI   Preisdent issues Orders That Cable Must Not Be Landec Until Permission is Granted   Application to State Depart:  ment is Made.

WILSON TO HALT CABLE LANDING   INSIST STATE DEPARTMENT Git E PERMISSION FIRST  President Issnes Order to Army and Navy Departments to Hold Up Cable  Bram Rarhadoexs.

PALOWENT WANT GAGLE GUMPARY  TQ AGT LEGALLY   THE PROPOSED BARBADOES LIN} WOULD GREATLY EXPEDIATE BUSINESS WITH COUNTRIES,

Understanding Exists that Pres ident Refuses Permission for Barbadoes Line to Land  Pending Approval

WILSON PREVENTS LANDING OF CABLE   Orders Not to Permit West ern Union to Finish Work Without Permission

ee  GERMAN “LOAN.   Arrangements for “for $80, 000,000 Credita with Holland Nearly &  Diam niataa

SS —  GERMAN LOAN.   Arrangements for $80,000,000 Cred. its with Holland Nearly Completed. &

BERLIN SEEKS TO BORROW HUGE SUM TO PROCURE FOOL   Negotiations ‘Underway With Holland to Obtain $80,000,« 000 -for Ten Years

HOLLAND LOANS TO GERMANY   Huas Will Use Money to Purchase  Food and Raw Products.

HOLLAND ASKED FOR LOAN BY GERMANY   Arrangements Are Soon to Be Made For $80,000,000

HURT IN COLLISION      Ss. E. Johnson Had Foot Badly Injured Today

JUDGE HARVEY HOLDS POLL TAX LAW VOID DECLARES WOMEN GAN VOTE WITHOUT PAYMENT   in a Decision at Houston Rendered Today The Court Holds That Every Woman Within the Age of 21 to 60 in Texas Can Cast Their Ballot November 2.

NUL RECENT  POLL TAK LAW SNOT VALID   PISTRICT JUDGE SAYS WOMEN WAY VOTE ANY TIME THIS YEAR WITHOUT PAYMENT.

The Suet lists Give “Evidence of Beginning to Got Tired of ithe e They Started.  ‘

ON EAST AND SOUTH. WEST BY GOVERN. MENT TROOPS   Besieging Workers Forces Driven from Posts and Re  reating Columns Shellec Pp duck Govt. Preparec Emergencies. -

WORKINGMIEN GAIN  NEW VICTORIES  OVER TROOPS AT WESEL   Disturbances Continue Along Rhine and Shots Fired at Newspaper Correspondents   No Sign That Turmoit !s at lis End and Rumors Show Increased Restiveness

(‘teseciated Preas Leased Wire)  GOVERNMENT TROOPS SUCCESSFUL IN ATTACK

SENATE TO REVIVE. JOHNSON PACT PLA   [By L. C. Martin, United Press Staff  QDarracnandent  ©

PREPARE TD CALL “UP TREATY MONDAY IN OPEN SENATE   Johnson Amendment on Number of Votes for United States To he Revived.   FOLLOWS GREY’S LETTER   Mild Reservationists Make i Known They Are Standing By Lodge.

THE JOHNSON . AMENDMENT IS TO BE REVIVED   WILL BE TAKEN UP AS SOON A TREATY COMES TO FLOOR AY THE SENATE,   . reparations Went Forward Today for the Calling Up of the Treaty  Next: Monday—Reservations  5 With Lodge.

U.S. 10 HAVE AS MANY VOTES AS THE ENGLISH   Lord Grey's. Letter Wil Bel Cunse of Reviving Johoscon Amend5 i ment to Beare,

O. C. JUDGE SUES TO HOLD HIS JOE   Muny Offictal Asks Injunction to Pre vent City Officials from Firing  eateie

ARMISTICE TERMS AS PROPOSED B} BY VILLA MAY BE SCORNED BY MEXICO

RUHR DISTRICT TROUBLES ARE 10 BE SETTLED   ‘Agreement is Reached Witt a View of Halting Hos tilities.   EXTREMISTS MAKING MOST OF OPPORTUNITY   Majority Socialists Are Wail. ing to Have the Government Protect Them.

UHR “DISTRICT MER  FORGED TO UIT WORK aN) JOIN RED. ARMY             Situation’ Still -Veiy Serious ‘But Forces of-Revolutidnists Are Said-to Be Demoralized And Pillaging Villages and  0 Tl ates ~

AUKR DISTRICT MEN FORCED 10 QUIT WORK AND JOIN RED ARMY   Situation Still Very Seriou: But Forces of Revolutionist: Are Said to Be Demoralizec And Pillaging Villages anc Bio Estates,

EXTREMISTS IN POWER AT RUHR   MOST TOWNS CONTROLLED BY REDS NOW—WORKERS JON  Necide to Continae Strike at Essen— Millerand Repeats Refusal on  Tranne in Carman Enroye.

GIVE MORE TIME TO RUBE REBELS TO MEET TERMS   Indications Are That Trouble Will be Settled Peacefully

EXTREMIGTS HOLD BALANCE. OF POWER W RUHR DISTRI   Workers F orced to Leave Jobs ‘and Join Red Army, Holland Papers Declare   OPPOSITIGN TO STRIKE DEVELOPS IN ‘BERLIN   German Government Grants More Time to Masses to Act Upon Ultimatum

FOUR CANADIAN PROVINCES HAVE GONE BONE DRY   Nota Scotéa, Manitoba, Saskatche wan and Alberta. Dry by Large Majorities,

BONE DRY LAW ~ WINS VICTORY   1 . a +: Four Canadian Provinces vote in  Favor.of. Measure in Referendum Election.

Wrangel’s  ‘Men Land at Pori On Black Sea   Bolshevist Army Driven: Over Dnieper. by . Russians’ : Counter Attack

WRANGEL MAKES HEADW ar.   Sitnation of anti-Bolshe, istlLead  Relieved Improved.

MORE TROOPS LANDED.       General Wrangel's  Seulhern Russian Troops Effect New Movement,

MASONS GRAND LODGE MEETING   One Thousand Masons Represcnt In diana Lodges at State Gathering a ee in Indianapolis

MORE NURSES ARE iN DEMAND AT SALEM, Chit   271 Cases of Typhoid And Six Deaths Have Resulted   Pneumonia Develops and 100 Nurses Not Sufficient.

Senator Poindexter Takes Stand in Senate “Slush Fund’’ Investieation

Reed Declares That Committee Has Information.   HUGE FUND DENIED   Poindexter Issues Denial Of $15,000,000 Slush Fund On Stand.

1,577 WORKERS HURT IN COUNT)   Decrease of 88 in Number of Injured During Previous Year. Fatalities Numbered 40; 522  Seriously Injured.   1,015 MINOR ACTS

Noted Dancer Dies of Infection of the Throat —Visited Mother and 8S: ster in Svracusce. -

CHECKS OF $200,000 IN RIFLED MAIL POUCI   Boys Find Oklahoma Bank Remit tances Strewn About Indian  Cemetery.

MAIL POUCH IS FOUND RIFLED   Letters With Checks Aggregating $200,000 Strewn About.

STOLEN MAIL SACK AND 320,000 IN CHECKS RECOVERED   POST OFFICE INSPECTOR CALLED TO SCENE TO MAKE INVESTIGATION.,

McCULLOCH UPHOLD LABOR ASPIRATIONS   Endorses Also Two Platoon Syst em for Firemen—Would Recog nize Women in Appointing . Boards   'THEY LEGALIZE ILLEGAL LAW

M’CULLOCH ADDRESSES BiG CROWDS AT WHITING MEE]   Democratic Candidate for Governor Greeted by Vast Crowds on Visit to Northern Indiana City. w

DR. HARDING © MEETS WITH G. A.R. BOYS   Father of Republican -Candidate Greets Comrades at Indianapolis Encampment.

GREAT BRITAIN IS FACING ANEW RAIL WAGE CLASH   Railway Men Demand Fla’ Increase of One Pound Per Week

NEW WAGE DEMANDS MADE BY BRITISH RAILWAY MEN   Ask Flat Unerease. of One Pound Pea Week; Igapre Silding Scale Agreement,

FIVE MORE CRO3*'N3 VICTIVS   Train Kills Two o44 Hurts Three i: One Family “oer 't Strikes Bucay.

FIVE MORE CROSSING VICTIMS   Train Kills Two ard Hurts Three ir One Family When It Strikes Buagvy-

All Veterans. of. World Wax Detained in . Hospitals. Will, be. Listed by :the .

AMERICAN LEGION WILL AID BUDDIES IN THE HOSPITALS   Work Started Ry All Posts in the Country on Listing Men in Hospitals,

CENSUS OF WAR VETERAN’   Officers of 9,700 Amer ican Legion Posts ir First Step to Make Life Worth Living for Sick and Disabled.   DEVELOPMENTS

HAMON TRAIN HAS ENGINE  TROUBLI   Delayed iu Arriving at Fort Worth; Large Crowds at Station Are Disappointed

HARDING CONFERS WITH PARTY LEADERS BEFORE COMPLETING HIS SPEECH   ee  PLANS TO GO INTO SECLUSION FOR A FEW DAYS TO FINISH CAMPAIGN SPEECH,

CAMPAIGN PLANS TAKING SHAPE   Republican Leaders Will Carry Fight to Doubtful States With Concentrated Fire..   LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT

HARDING CONFERS WITH GEN. WOOD   First Meeting Since Convention and Conference Watched With Keen Interest.  Hays Completes Work At Chi-

NICK AND ALICE ARE GUESTS OF HARDING   + O. P. Nominee Went In Much Heralded ‘‘Retreat’’ Today.

HARDING BUSY ON HIS SPEECH SEEING NO ONE   Expects To Complete Accept: ance Speech Late This Week.

HARDING PUTS IN A OTRENUOUS OA   Will Seek Seelusion Until Speech Is Written.

SEN. CUMMINS -AT MARION TODAY FOR TALK WITH HARDING   Towa. Statesman _Discusse: Political Situation and R. R. Problems with Republican  _ Presidéntial Nominee. _

HARDING AND — CUMMINS IN CONFERENCE   Republican Nominee for Pres ident Had a Busy Day Today.

HARDING IN SECLUSION      Is Writing Speech Accepting Republican Nomination,

General Wood Arrives for Conference With Senator Harding; Political Leaders Pian Strategy.

HARDING NOW IN SECLUSION   Hopes to Devote Week to Worl on Acceptance Address.

HARDING- WORKING ON  ACCEPTANCE SPEECH      Denies Himself to Visitors i: . Order to Finish Documen ’ This Wreelc.

HARDING PREPARES FOR MANY MEETINGS WITH ~— BAMPAIGN ADVISOR:   Republican Nominee to Discuss Cam: paign Strategy in Swinging Over Bie Doubtful States

HARDING MEETS GENERAL WOOD AND GURAING!   Conference At Marion Watched With Interest Today  lowa Senator and Defeated General Arrive Saturday

HARDING WORKING ON   SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   He Puts in Practically All of Hia Time at This Work Nowe

HARDING, WOOD CONFER TODAY   senator and the General Mee for First Time Since Convention

Alot WEEK FACES HARDING   EXPECTS TO BEGIN WORK O% HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE NEXT WEEK,   There Will Be a Number of Conferences at the Home of the Republican Candidate During the Coming Week—Plan Active Camptign,

FARMER BORROWERS IN NATIONAL BODY   To Form Nationwide Organizatior as Result of Court Tieup of Farm Loan Act.

FARMER-BORROWERS      Organization of National Body is Perfected

FARMER-BORROWERS OF AMERICA WILL ORGANIZE   PARALYSIS OF FARM LOAN ACT REQUIRES DUE STEPS TO ENABLE SOIL TOILERS TO SECURE NEEDED MONEY.

JOHN C, KELLY DEAD,   Founder of Sioux City Tribune Vics ‘ tim of Pneumonia, \

DEATH OF SIOUX CITY FEprror   John C. Kelly, of the Tribune, cumbs to Paeemeonia.  Sue-

NO SURPRISE IN ¥   Impression There Is That Italy Als Will Be Picased.

Price of Cotton =  Takes Bie Tumble   Ovclober Futures on New York Exchange Dropped, Five Dollars a Bale,

DUTTON PRICES  HEAR HEAVILY WER 30 DOWN   DECLINE IN SOUTHERN SPOT : MARKETS ONE OF FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO LOSS,

COTTON BREAKS FIVE DOLLARS FOR NOVEMBER   Other Months Show Losses of Between 25 and 45 Points ia New York

COTTON BREAKS $5.00 A BALE   November Delivery Sells for 23.80 in New York Teday

COTTON PRICES TUMBLE TODAY   November Delivery Brok More Than Five Dollars a Bale.

REPRODUCED. AT CAMP MEADE   Tyrone Soldiers: Weie it ‘the Real Battle

HUGE COST SEEN A STREANS. con)   Georgia, Tennessee, Sout! Carolina Hit By Big Rain Storms

BOENER BROS. TO LEAVE LAWRENCE   CIGAR FACTORY WILL. BE MOVED TO KANSAS CITY SOON   GET BETTER FACILITIES   Lack of He'p and Handicapped Market Facilities Responsible For the Move

BOENER BROS. TO LEAVE LAWRENCE   CIGAR FACTORY WILL BE MOVED TO KANSAS CITY  rats ta   CET BETTER FACILITIES       nd Handicapped Market Facitities Responsible For the Move

NDUSTRIAL RELATION COURT HELD CONSTITUTION AL,   JIndge Curran Sustains the New Law as Bela Within the Poy . er of. the State,

ENJOINS MINERS FROM STRIKING   Temporary Order Is Issued at Pittsburg   NAMES DISTRIGT LEADERS   Injunction Follows Decision Made Yesterday That Industria! Court Law is Constitutional.

KANSAS COURT TPHELD TODAY   DECLARED CONSTITUTION.  AL BY JUDGE CURRAN ID DISTRICT COURT.   Temporary Injunction Grantec Miners- Calling Strike There

KANGAS LAW 19 UPHELD TOUAY INJUNGTIONGRANTED   HOWAT ENJOINED FROM CALLING A STRIKE.   IMPORTANT DECISION RENDERED IN PITTSBURG.   Judge Andrew J. Curran, Holds That the Law Recently Enacted in Kansas Is Legal and Effort to Stop Forthcoming Strike.

‘Kansas Judge Issues In~ junction Preventing Miners from Striking.   MOST OF MINES IN  ~ STATE NOW RUNNING

Declares Industrial Relations Tribunal Law Constitutional and Issues Injunction Against ‘Miners’ Union Leaders

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL LAW DECLARED VALID   Judge Enjoins Howat From Calling Strike.

COMPLETE BILL FOR RELIEF OF SOLDIER   FIVE PLANS FOR PAYMENT ARE MADE IN THE PROPOSED ACT   (fficers of Army and Marines Over the Grade of Captain are Excluded

ANTI-STRIKE LAW UPHELE   The Kansas Court of Indus trial Relations Sustained By Judge Curran.

HOWAT ENJOINED FROM CALLING A MINER'S WALKOUT   Kansas Court of Relations Law Held Constitutional

INDUSTRIAL COURT CONSTITUTIONAL   Kansas Judge Upholds Law and Enjoins Miners From Calling Strike.

KANSAS LAW 1S UPHELD   COURT , OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS CONSTITUTTO: AL—INJUNCTION IS. GRANTED.

BREAD RIOTS IN. SPATN.   Martial Law Proclabned in Span. ish Capital.

Martial Law Proclaimed in Spanish Capital Because of Fear of “Red” Disturbances

MARTIAL: LAW. DECLARED IN SPANISH GAPITAL   Bread Riots Force Drastic Action By Authorities In Madrid Today.   THE SHOPS ARE PILLAGED

ol LAW 5     1D WE mA   Rioting Between Orangemen an t Catholics is Practically. : "! Continuous. :

MILITARY LAW IN CITY OF BELFAST   RIOTING BETWEEN ORANGE MEN AND CATHOLICS REAOHING CRITICAL STAGE   — Crowded With Wounded; Heavy. Property Damage a the Result of Disorder and Incendiarism

MARTIAL LAW ‘DECLARED IN BELFAST: RIOTING IS GROWING IN INTENSIT

MARTIAL LAW ay PROCLAIMED FOR BELFAST   Rioflng Has Continued: In the fish City for 24 Hours. 18 Deaths. .

BELFAST IS NEAR CIVIL WAR STATE   Fighting Between Orangemen and Catholics Has Spread to All Parts of the City--Troops and Police Inadequate to Prevent Clashes.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN THE CITY OF BELFAST   REPORTS INDICATE THAT VOLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS -DY*FERPNCES ARTI SOREADING THROUGHOUT IRF ‘Tt.

Physicians Again Say Death _ Is Matter of Only  Few Hours.   SOLDIERS RUSHED TO BELFAST: CIVIL WAR   Death List 19 and Many o 200 Wounded in Serious Condition. -

MARTIAL LAW S DECLARED IN BELFAS!   Death List Mounts T Nineteen — Many Were Injured.

Eighteen Have Been Killed and 200 Wounded in Four Day Battle.   Civil Strife Will Soon Involve Entire Country, Officials Fear.

RIOTING STILL RAGES: MAYOR IS NEAR DEATH   Whole Of Ulster Province In Ireland Threatens To Become Battlefield   CROWDS ARE SURLY AROUND DEATH PRISON   Demise Of Cork Official Expected To Be Torch Of Great Uprising

SOLDIERS ARE IN CHARGE OF BELFAST CITY      Martial Law Is Proclaimed Following Renewal of Riots Between Factions. ”   Disorders Spreading   Reign of Civil War Virtually Starts and Reinforcemeits Are Being Sent.

BELFAST UNDER MILITARY RULE   MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED AT NOON TODAY IN IRISH CITY, AFTER RIOTING,   ASPECT THAT OF CIVIL WAR

RELFAST UNGER ARTA. URN   RIOTING IN IRISH CHPY RESULTS IN THE DECLARATION or MILITARY RULA   DEATH LIST 1S GROWINC   Nineteen Persons Have Been "REM since the Rioting Begun and Ywo Hundred Wounded are in Hospitals —— ()isarler Growing

51 Situation In ~ Belfast Grows More Serious      WHOLE ADULT POPOPULATION _INCLUDING WOMEN ARE IN FRAY   ‘Catholics and Orang emen Burning Bact mF Others Property and Damages Sus- . “tained To Date Will Amount to  “GA OND .000 .

IRELAND — SEETHING   Martial Law Is Declared: in Belfast and Britain Will Seek to End Religious War With Bayonet Rule. —   DISORDERS SPREADING * THROUGHOUT ALL ERIW.   Belfast Disorder. But Indica ‘tion of General ~ Usrest’ Condition of Terence” MacSwiney. Is Worse. .

LORD MAYOR OF CORK STILL ALIVE   Physicians Continme to Give AYr Only Few Hours to Live.

M'SWEENEY, NEAR DEATH, HANGS OD   Lord Mayor of Cork Hovers Between Life and Death; Physicians Say That End is Nearing.

IT GROWS: WORSE   Fighting Between Factions in Ireland Grew Worse Today and Martial   Death List Now Stands at 19—Orangemen . Meet Resistance in. Attacks

#% HOURS RIOTING RESULTS IN 39 DEATHS AND os ™ _   RIQTING SPREABR ALL OVER WER'CITY. PROPERTY BAM. ZEEE FOUR WILLEN

NEW WITNESSES CALLED IN NTCANNON TRIAL   For Every Bit of Evidence Pro duced by State There Are Others to Deny It,

CRUSH NEELY: TESTIMONY   One Person to Tell of. Seeing Woman on-Street Car . cat 12:30...

RAISIN. PRODUCERS — RENE ALLEGIANCE AT BIG MEETINGS   Armenian’ Growers Plan -For. Bi Assemblage ‘At Auditorium in ” Bresno: Friday. Afternoon

RAISIN PRODUCERS RENEW ALLEGIANCE AT BIG. MEETINGS   Armenian’ Growers Plan -For- Big Assemblage At Auditoriam in Fresno Friday. Alfernoon

RED PLOT UNCOVERED   FEDERAL AGENTS DISCOVER NEW SOVIET PLANS.   Fall and Winter Campaign to Consist of Fomenting Economic Discord and Terrorism.

BOLSHEVIK PLOT IS UNEARTHED bY U.S   U.S. Agents Discover New Plans of the Reds.   To Foment Economic Diecord Thig Fall and Winter in Campaign of Red Terrorism.

NOMINATE FIRST; PLATFORM LATER   Other Cornmittee Reports Received and Accepted--Depew Makes Hit  With Assemblage.

Submission of Republican Na. tional Platform Probably Will Be Held Up Until After Nomination.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK HOLDING BACK   Nominating Speeckeg Are  , Likely to Be Begun saflier  Than Expected; Suspension of Bules Probable.

KIDNAPED BUY STAGGERS HON BADLY INJURED   Kentucky Lad Had Been Kid: naped and Escaped With Fractured Skull.   Enmity Back of The Crime De: clares Father of Injured Boy

KIDNAPPED BOY BACK WITH BROKEN SKU   Kentucky Youngster * Abductec Yesterday Returns t6 Hom ’ Today After Mistreatment.

FARMER KILLED AT BUCK CREEK IN TRAIN CRASH”   Reymoad Eastburn Victim When Wabash Train Hits Ford

Well Known Ohioan Former AmbaSsador Gives Views on Association of Nations

MYRON HERRICK VISITS HARDING   FORMER AMBASSADOR TO PARIS CONFERS AT MARION  International Peace Plan to Be Pat   ——— ar —_—tes: = ~~ _ a ys ® a 5

M. T. HERRICK SEES HARDING      Former Ambassador to France Consult. ad on International Peace Pians of Future.

HERRICK GOES TO MARION TO MEET HARDING   Former _Ambassador_to Paris Will Tell of European Situation as He  Found It.

MYRON J. HERRICK MEETS WITH HARDING   Former Ambassador To France Asked Advice On International Peace Plan.

HERRICK GOES 10 MARION TO _. MEET HARDING   F ormer Ambassador. to Pai ill: Tell of Euro: pean. “Situation as He Found It.

INTERNATIONAL PEACE PLAN   Discussed When Hard.ing and Herrick Held Conference Today

HERRICK REPORTS HS OBSERVATIONS TO SEN. HARDING   Tells President-Elect What He Gathered During European Tour.

HERRICK DISCUSS PLANS HARDING   Fred W. Upham Also to Confer With President-elect Today.

EX-AMBASSADOR GIVES VIEW ON NEW PEACE PACT      MYRON T. HERRICK, AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE TQ FRANCE IN EARLY DAYS OF WAR, CALLS ON I[ARD-

HERRICK CALLED TO GONFERENGE   President-elect Discusses Plans with Former Ambassador at Paris

Myron T. Herrick in Conference With Harding  On International Peac:

HERRICK IS CALLED TO GIVE HIS VIEWS   Harding Hears Former Frenc! Ambassador,

MYRON HERRICK IS CALLED TODA)   Former Ambassador to Paris Dropped in on Mr.  Harding.

HERRICK VISITS HRADING FOR  PONFERENCE   FORMER AMBASSADOR TO FRANG MENTIONED AS POSSIBILIT) UNDER HARDING,

FUGITIVE LEROY ARRESTED ON BOAT AT RIO DE JANEIRO   SUPPOSED HUSBAND _ OF DEAD WOMAN TRACED / Tn 2 AMERICA.

LEROY WANTED IN THE TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY _ FOUND ON BRITISH BOAT   Had Shipped From New York Ten Days Before the Body Was Found for Rio  Janiero—Will be Returned T’.. 145,77 2 Chr .

SUSPECT DENIES MURDER CHARGI   Sailor Taken-in Brazil as Le Roy, Alleged Wife Slayer, Closely Guarded

ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER HELI   Bugene Leroy Aboard British Ship, According to Reports . Reaching Here.

ROY CAPTURED: HEIN) AT B   spect In Detroit Trun] Murder Case Was Taken On Ship

TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT CAUGHT AT RIO JANEIRO   Gene Leroy Was Mentber of Crew of British Freighter on Which he Sailed From New York.   TO BE BROUGHT BACK TO U. §.   Man Suspected of Killing Wife In Detroit and Ship: ping Body in Trunk Ar rested Late Yesterday.

LEROY, WANTED IN TRUNK MURDER CASE, ARRESTED IN BRAZIL   Husband of Murdered Wo man Was Member of Ship’s Crew.

ARRESTED AS HE REACHES BRAZIL   Will Face Charge of Slaying His Wife in Detroit   TRAILED FROM NEW YORK   Became Member of Ship’s Crew on Leaving U.S.

LE ROY TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT UNDER ARREST   Apprehended by Police at Rio De Janerro on  Ship Board.

EUGENE LE ROY IS ARRESTED WHILE ABOARD THE BRITISH FREIGHTER “DRYDEN” WHICH ARRIVED AT RIO DE JANEIRO YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

MAN WANTED FOR DETROIT TRUNK MURDER TAKES   Eugene Leroy, Husband of Victim, Arrested on Ship That Left N. Y. 10 Days After Body Was Found.

UGPEGT TAKEN ON ENGLISH SHIP   The Prisoner is Believed to be Eugene Leroy   Jlaims to Know Nothing of Death of Mrs. Katherine Jackson Leroy Whose Body was Found in Unclaimed Trunk in New York—Home in Toronto He Savs

CUGENE LERQY {a HEL BY OFFICERS   MAN WANTED FOR SUPPOS. ED MURDER OF WIFE IS TAKEN ON SHIP.   Suspect Was Member of the Crew Of Eritish Freighter Dryden, Now In the Port of Rio De Janeiro.

TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT IS TAKEN AT RIG   Eugene LeRoy Arrestec For Wife’s Death in Southern Port.

LEROY, WANTED IN TRUNK MURDER CASE PUT UNDER ARREST   United States Authorities At Ric de Janeiro, Brazil, Find the Wanted Man Hhere Today   WILL BE BROUGHT BACK   Was Member of Crew on Freighter—Brief History of Crime Case Is Recited.

LONG ARM OF LAW REACHES OUT 10 BRAZIL FOR FUGITIVE   ‘Man Wanted in Detroit Taken  By Authorities on  Ship’s  Reaching Rio de Janeiro   Trunk Mystery May Be Solved Through Capture; Stayed Ten Days in New York

BRAZIL POLICE ARREST LEROY   Man Wanted For Trunk Murder Mystery Apprehended   Taken While 0n Board British Freighter

EUGENE LEROY HELD BY POLICE   MAN WANTED IN NEW YORK-DETROIT TEUNK MURDER MYS.TERY NOW IN CUSTODY.   AT SOUTH AMERICAN PORT

SUSPECT HELD IN TRUNK MURDER CASE   MAN ARRESTED IN BRAZIL SAID 10 RESEMBLE EUGENE LEROY. *

LEROY IS CAUGHT IN SOUTH AMERICA   Arrives at Rio De Janeiro on Board British Ship; Wanted in Peek Mystery.

LONG SEARCH IS ENDED IN BRAZIL   Engene Leroy, Wanted foi Detroit Trunk Murder, Is Caught at Rio Janeire,   MEMBER OF SHIP’S CREW

EUGENE LEROY TAKEN   Trunk Death Suspect Arrested at Rio Janeiro.   Alleged Murderer of Wife Seized on British Ship on Request of U. S. Authorities.

MURDER SUSPECT CAUGHT IN BRAZII   On British Steamship, in Whose Crew He Shipped.

CAPTURED LEROY ~~ ATRIO JANERG   DETROIT TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT MEMBER OF THE _“PREIGHTER'S CREW   “SAILED FROM NEW YORK   ‘Steamer Drrden on Which Leray Was Found Will Soon. Return to New York      Trunk Murder -Myster Trails Led - From Detroit to New York and the South e

arry LeRoy Hunt To Four Countries   itified As Member of Crew of. British Ship—Sailed August 3, Ten Days After Body of Woman Was Found Jammed in Trunk .

Siffpped on British Steamer Dryden August 3 — Arrested at Rio De Janeiro, ‘Tuesday on Information Furnished by Police Authorities.   CHASE EXTENDED OVER MANY STATES   Capture of Much Véanted Man Ends Hunt By Detectives Throughout United States, Canada and Mexico — Will Re Returned.

SUSPECT DETAINED IN DETROIT TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY   ‘Eugene Leroy Confined On Board British: Ship. Which Arrived At New York Yesterday.   DENIES CONNECTION IN CASE

LEROY. ARRESTED      Was. Member. of. Ship’s Crew—To Be Return-. ’. ed:to:New York. .

LEROY, ollGn! NV TAUNK GSE, UNDER ARRES   Alleged Murderer Caught ot _ British Ship at Rio Janeiro. .   SERVED: WITH CREW   Suspect Known to Have Left New York and Wireless Gave Tip.

ALLEGED PRINCIPAL MYSTERY ARRESTEL   Eugene Leroy Held at Rio ds Janeiro for American Authorities.

RUNK MYSTERY MURDERER TAKE}   HE 1S ARRESTED ON ARRIVAL AT RIO JANEIRO—HIS. TORY OF CASE.

CAPTURED LEROY ~ ATRIO JANEIR(   DETROIT TRUNK MURDER SUSPECT MEMBER OF THE FREIGHTER’S CREW   Steamer Pryden on Which Leroy Was Found Will Soon. Return to New York   Trunk Murder Myster Trails Led . From Detroit to New York and the South c

MAN WANTED FOR TRUNK MURDER IS ARRESTED IN RIC   Eugene Leroy Located on Board British Freighter Reaching Brazilian Port Todav

W ‘as Member .of Cr rew of British Freizhter on Which He Left New York.   VESSEEL WILL BRING HIM _ BACK TO UNIPED STATES   Suspected of Killing Wife in Deiroit and Shipping Body Away in Trunk,

NO CLUE YET FOUND 10 THE TRUNK MURDER   Authorities all Over the United States Anxiously Locking for E. Lerov.

LEROY ARRESTED AT RIO JANEIRO      Man Wanted In Detroit Trunk Murder Mystery, In Custody.

EUGENE LEROY TRUNK  MURDER MYSTERY MAN   Arrested on Board British Freighter at Rio Janeiro-Will Be Brougi.. Back to Face Charge of Wife Murder.

FUGENE. LEROY (9 UNDER ia   THERINE LOU JAC KSON, ‘qRUNK MURDE Rk MYSTERY)         CAPTURED  OAT BUO cUANEIAL    The Mare Suspected of tho Marder and , Mutllation in” Detroit of n Stigstsppt ‘County Girl Arrested,

LEROY UNDER ARREST   SUSPECT IN TRUNK MURDER CASE tS CAPTURED.   Rio Jancire Officials Seize Seaman on British Freighter on Request of YU. 8. Police.

LEROY ARRESTED AT RIO JANEIRO; WIDE HUNT ENDS      Alleged Slayer of Woman Whose Body Was Found dammed , ‘ex Ina Trunk ‘   HAD SHIPPED AMONG CREW OF FREIGHTERS

LEROY WANTED IN THE . TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY. ~ FOUND ON BRITISH BOA’   Had Shipped From New York::Ten Days Before’ the Body Was Found for Rio Janiero.— Will be Returned

Man Wanted In the Trunk Murder Gaze Reported, Apprehended at Rio De Janerio

EUGENE LEROY IN RIO DE JANEIRI   The Steamer He Was on Sailed From ’ New York August 3.

DETROIT: POLICE: ‘CHARGE HIM WITH: MURDER OF WIFE          Reaches South Americs Port on Board British : Freighter.   WILL SE RETURNED — SOON TO THE U. S.

EUGINE LEROY CAPTURED IN  RIO JANEIRO   Van Sought: in Trunk Murder Mystery is Is Taken.

RUGENE LE ROY UNDER ARREST IN RIO TANERO   HUSBAND OF WOMAN, WHOSE NUDE BODY WAS FOUND IN TRUNK IN NEW YORK, ARRESTED ON  pace ais as

LEROY 18 HELD IN RIO JANEIRO   WANTED IN CONNECTION WITE TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY IN DETROIT, MICH.

LEROY IS UNDER ARREST AT PORT OF RIO JANEIRC   Man Sought All Over Country for Trunk Murder, in South America

Merder Swapect Arrested ni Rio Janeiro Deelares Anthoerities Wave Made Mistake.  4 Be @éhea Aaseeatiataea tet OMeeacae

TRUNK CRIME SUSPECT ARRESTED IN BRAZIL   MAN BELIEVED TO BE EUGENE LEROY PUT UNDER GUARD UN BRITISH SHIP.   Prisoner Gives Name of. Morris Fox and Denies All Knowledge of Woman in Detroit Mystery.

TRAIL LEADS DOWN TO RI@   Member of Steamer’s Crew Held in  Brazilian Port for Detroit Murder,

ARREST MAN WANTED IN TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY   EUGENE LEKOY, WANTED IN DETROIT, IN TRUNK MURDER CASE, ARRESTED ON SHIP AT Rio DE JTANEERO, BRAZIL

Trunk Murder Man Hiding As Member Of Freighter Crew   Will Be Returned To Detroit To Stand Trial For,  Killing Woman Who Lived As His Wife; Nude, Mutilated Body Found Jammed In  Trunk Shipped To New York. :  }

EUGENE LEROY TAKEN _ON BRITISH STEAMER   Man Wanted For Murder o Wife in Detroit Nabbed.

HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER.   “Man Under Arrest Suspected of Being Engene LeRoy.

LEROY ARRESTED. AT RIO JANIERO      Man Wanrtted In Connection With Trunk Mystery Located On Steamer Dryden.

WIFE. MURDERER UNDER ABREST AT A FOREIGN PORT; WILL BE SENT BACK RERE FOR TRIAL   LeROY, SUSPENDED PRINCIPAL IN. TRUNK ASSASSINATION MYSTERY, TAKEN INTO. CUS‘TODY UPON REACHING ‘RIO DE. JANERIO

EUGENE LEROY ARRESTED AT RYO JANEIRE   ‘Man Wanted in Connectior  With Trunk Mystery Is Found.

LEROY, SUSPECT IN TRUNK CASE, TAKEN   Trunk Death Suspect Arrested at Rio Janeiro.   Alieged Murderer of Wife Seized on British Ship on Request of U, 8S. Authorities.

Man Taken Off Freighter on Which He Sailed From New York August 3   HELD BY SHIP OFFICERS   aie SFR EEE NE 2 AN ese     Woman Declared His Wife Found Mutilaied in New York Warehouse

“TRUNK MURDER” SUSPECT CAUGHT   Wanted in Connection With Finding of Woman's Body In Trunk Shipped to N. ¥Y. From Detroit

TRUNK DEATH SUSPECT HELD AT RIO JANEIRO   Eugene Leroy, Accused Of Murdering Wife Caught On Ship.

‘Fugitive From Justice Was   Member of Crew of a  HE WILL BE TAKEN   BACK TO DETROIT  cosinicitaiabaninnasasinshssiagicaaniap  Crime Was a Fiendish Ong and Excited International

CAPTURED IN BRAZIN   Was Member of Crew of British Freighter on Which He Left New York.            VESSEEL WILL BRING HIM BACK. TO UNEFED STATES   Suspected of Killing Wife in De treit and Shipping Body Away in Trunk

Man Is Wanted by Detroit Police in Connection with Killing of Woman and Placing Mutilated Body in Trunk.   POLICE OFFICIALS FILE APPLICATION FOR EXTRADITION

ALLEGED: MURDERER * ARRESTED ON~ SHIP   EUGENE LEROY, BELIEVED TO WAVE KILLED WIFE AND SHIPPED BODY IN  TOLIRIED MP AW TAT)

ER TO BE ‘RETURNED Te “NEW. YORK; FOR THE DETROIT AUTHORITIES.   AGREE IMENT ‘REACHED BY st  “WAGE SCALE COMMITTE  TERRE HAUTE 0-7"

SUSPECT FALLS ANTOLAWSWET AT BRAZIL PORT   Eugene keRoy, ..Wanted. i “Trunk -Mystery, to-Be _ ~ Brought to U.S...   ARRESTED WHEN SHIP “REACHES RIO ‘DE JANEIRO      Capturé-of Fugitive ‘Clears Up ‘Details of --Grewsome . °« ‘Murder Case.”

GET MAN WANTED IN TRUNK MURDER   Leroy Caught On British Freight Steamer.

UNDER fee   Trunk Murder Defendant Held Aboard Steamer in Port at Rio Janeiro...      TO BRING HIM BACK FOR DETROIT POLICE

SHIP SAILED FROM THE U.S. TEN DAYS AGO   Detroit Officials Have Filed Papers For Extradition   Cold - Blooded Crime Started . Civilized World

ARREST LEROY. ~ ON BOARD SHIP   Man Wanted in Detroit on Murder Charge Held at Rio  Janeiro      Was Member of Crew oF British Freighter Dryden— “To Be Returned to LU. S.

LEROY IS ARRESTED   HE IS WELD RESPOSSIBED FOT DETROIT THENK MPRDER,   Placed Unger Arvest Aw We At fempled to Land bn South Aner ben froma Brittkh Frelghter.

EUGENE LEROY 1S ARRESTED ON SHI   Man Wanted in Connection Wit! Trunk Murder Apprehended at South American Port.

EUGENE LEROY HELD BY POLICE   HAN WANTED: “EN NEAP-YORK-DE.° EROLT TRUNK MURDER MYS. " , TERY‘ NOW IN CUSTODY.   AT SOUTH AMERICAN PORT

MURDER oUSPEGT DENIES THAT He 5 EUGENE LEROY   “Morris Fox” Arrested on Ar rival of British Steamer at Rio Janero.   HE IS WANTED IN DETROIT

Gt Teimk ay keting: 1s Under ae Eder in Bee teite:         AS? OA SMLOR               ‘oy AW Was Avr reetou ro Ci ‘Webute i Brktish Freighter, When Ie: : Arriy ed dn ‘Harbor

CUGENE LEROY IS ARRESTED IN SOUTH AMERIC   Is Wanted In Detroit For Slaying Woman Supposed To Be His Wife.

EUGENE LERGY “ASUNDER AARESI   3 SN HiORINE LOU JACKSON 4 PRUNE MURDER MYSTE RY           GAPFURCO. AT AIO JANEIRO   Tho Man’ ‘suspreted of the Murdor and 4 Mutilation * ‘in’ Detvolt, of a Missis aippt County Glvk Arrested,

LEROY 1S ARRESTED   Detroit Man, Charged with th “Jrunk Murder,” teid in Rio Janciro.

came at ‘ort. The Dryden’ 's Crew.   And Turned Over te Detioit. Police— will Be. Charged with. Killing Mis- :

LEROY CAPTURED ON BRITISH FREIGHTER   Wanted In Detroit Trunk Murder Mystery

IN VIOLATION _ OF AGREEMENTS   Sends Note to Japs Regarding Recent Clash at Nikolaevsk .

HITCHCOCK WILL CALL CAUCUS OF PARTY ON PAGT   Meeting Of Democrats Wil! Precede Final Vote On Treaty Of Versailles   LEADER'S ACTION TO PATCH UP A TRUCE   Lodge Again Calls Up Treats For Action At Senate Session Today

Teachers’ Association Withdraws “Threat-to-Quit.”   GET TOGETHER SENTIMENT

PUBLIC MEETING APPROVES ARISE   Teachers' Assoclation, Wilh draws “Threat-to-Quit.”’   GET TOGETHER SENTIMENT

ISAYS MAHARG STORY IS BUNK   Abe Attell Has Statement to Make  in Dav or Two.

SUGAR SOLD AT.16 1-20 IN UNLIMITED SUPPLY   Bertom Drops Out. of Marker Near Kid of Canning  Speculative     er

Sugar Sold at 16 1:2c" “In: Unlimited Supply   Bottom: Drops ‘Qut. of “"Spéenlativ . sMarkea’ Near End: of. the Canning Season.

POLAND GALLS ON THE UNITED STATES FOAMORAL SUPPORT   Thinks Public Statement Would Strengthen Morale of the Soldiers and People.   ACTUAL PHYSICAL AID IS DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE   While Situation Has Bee Made Desperate by Enor mous Weight of Russian Bol shevik Forces, It is Not Ye Too Late to Avert Disaster

NEW REPUBLIC IN FIERGE STRUGGLE WITH BOLSHEVIK]   Request Given Consideration at the White House; Decision is Expected Soon.

ALLEGED BIGAMIST TO TRIAL IN FEW DAYS   Testifies at Inquest: He Killec Nina Lee Deloney.

BLUEBEARD BACK IN PRISON WARD   Weak from Exertion and Had to Be Carried to an Ambulance.   ‘Will Plead Guilty to Murder—  Hopes to Escape Capital ) Punishment.

SLAYER IS WEAK AFTER SEARCH   California Murderer Goes Through Ordeal But is Carried From Train to the Jail   SENSATION AT MURDER TRIAL   When Accused, Man States Never Saw Murdered Girl Until After Body Was Found.

REBEL TROOPS CLOSE ON HEELS   Of Carranza Whose Capture It is Expected Will be Made Today.   THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW GOVERNMENT   The Diplomatic Corps Notified That the Work is Well Under Way.

Mexican Congress Will Appoint President Saturday .   VILLA AIDS » REVOLUTIONISTS   Carrarize Still Fights; Loses Much Gold and Silver to Revolutionists

TROOPS ARE PURSUING CARRANZA   IT IS EXPECTED HIS CAPTURE WILL BE MADE TODAY,   ARE RESTORING ORDER   Standing Committee of Congress te Meet Today to Repudiate Car. ranza as President,

CMOURTAINEER QARAANTA   Former President of Raviae _ Fleeing ter- Life

TROOPS AFTE  CARRANZA ARE  CLOSING II   Mexican Congress Renu diates President Today and Will Nominate Provisional Head on Saturday. ‘   DEVELOPMENTS

Excuse For Ousing of Carranza is Sudden Leaving Without the Permission of Congress — Fighting Continues Near Vera Cruz  With Rebels Gaining

REBELS STILL  ON HEELS OF CARRANZA   \Obregon and Gonzales Unite to Restore Order Through out Mexico and Guarantee Protection to Foreigners

REVOLUTIONISTS GOING SOUTE   State of Chaos Prevails in all the Republics — of Mexico

PROFITEERS OF — SUGAR SUFFER   Department Refuses tc Act to Stop Slump of Prices.

SUGAR CONSUMER IS ADVISED NOT TO BUY HASTILY   Further Reduction Sure to Come, Government Denartment Says   MARKET IS GLUTTED

LOW SUGAR PRICES 10 FOLLOW SURPLUS   Shortage Seares Manufacturers t Boost Costs Justice Department Finds,

SPECULATORS INSSUGAR-TOSE   Prices Are Certain To Drop ti Lower Levels on a Glutted Market.   THOSE OVERBUYING ARE ALL OUT OF LUCK   ‘Department , of Justice Says  WNething Can Be Done To Check Falling Prices

SUGAR PRICES 10 GO STILL LOWER SAYS DEPARTMENT   Fovernment Will Give No Aid To Stop Slump Says Statement   SPECULATORS CAUGHT   Officials ‘Caution Consumers Not To Start Hoarding At This Time

SHORTHORN BREEDERS.   Lssociation Formed Saturday By The County Breeders,

Pet Monkey’s Bite Causes Death of King Alexander of Greece.   REGENCY 1S ESTABLISHED   Paul’s Absence From Country May Complicate Succession to Throne.

FOUR QUAKES JOLT CITY OF LOS ANGELES   400 Prisohers in Jail Panic Stricken as Buildings Rock; Property Damage Is Heavy

FOUR EARTIQUANES CAUSE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS DAMAGE IN LOS ANGELES   Many Persons Are lajured Dur ing Two Quakes Yesterday Af ternoon: No Lives Lost   Residents in Beach Cities Feel No Shocks Surprised When Told of Quakes In Los Angeles

Los Angeles People are Skeptical Over Shocks Received Yesterday   MUCH DAMAGE DONE   Many Slept Out of Doors Last Night—Four Quakes Rocked the City

LOS ANGELES TAKING STOCK   California City Shaken by Four Quakes Yesterday Is Checking Up Damage.

EARTHQUAKE — DAMAGES . - LOS ANGELES   FOUR SEVERE SHOCKS ROCK CVIY. MANY THOUGHT Was END OF THE Worth   LAST QUAKE CAME AY a1 F, M. PEOPLE SLEPP OUT OF Webel bet

LOSANGELITES SLEEP LITTLE  ALL NIGHT   EXTREME PERIOD OF NER VOUSNESS TAKES GRIP UPON PEOPLE

LOS ANGELES RECOVERS FROM:/FRIDAY’S QUAKE   MANY PEOPLE NERVOUS DURING SIGHT BUT CIT¥ IS RAPIDLY RETURNING TO HORALAT,

NO TRACE OF BOY POUND   Som of Lesington Capitaliet Held for $25.000 Hansen.

Authorities Find No Trace of Paul Little . Held for $25,000   Police Boy Was Taken by Tw Men Who are Known by Father.

KENTUCKY BOY. HELD FOR RANSOY   Paul Little in Hands of Tnknown Band of Kidnappers

WAR OF PROPAGANDA {3 THE BIG IDEA OF WO0D   TO MEET PROPAGANDA  .RADICALS IS TO FIRE  BACK AT THEM—PERIL MUCH OVER-ESTIMATED

DR. RUPERT BLUE TO QUIT SERVICE   Surgeon General to Be Succeeded By Dr. Hugh  Cumming.

Nomination of Dr. Hugh 8. Cummings As Surgeon General Pubtie TMealth Service Expected.

DR.H.S. COMMING TO TAKE PLACE RUPERT BhUE   Former Head to Stay With Depaytment in Research Work

PAYMENTS ON PONZ! NOTES SUSPENDED BY ATTORNEY'S ORDERS   Probe Develops Ponzi Handled Nearly $20,000,000 of Public’s Money.

LEGAL ACTION   STARTED AGAINST FORMER NOTE HOLDERS OF PONZI   To Compel Restitution of About $6,009,000.

MANY DEFECTIONS REPORT. ED IN CHIHUAHUA BY SONORA OFFICIALS.   MANY MORE TO WITHORAW   General P. Elias Calles, Leader of Revolution, Says That All Of Northern Mexico Will Join.

REVOLUTIONISTS  ' GAIN NUMBERS   Carranza Government I: Said to Be Losing Ground Fast

MEXICAN REVOLUTION SEEMS TO BE WINNING NEW ADHERENT!   More Carranza Generals with Their Command: Reported as Having Joined the Rebellious , State of Sonora Recently.   Fighting in Streets of Chihuahua City

Mnitary Leaders Join Force: of Opposition at ChihWhiahia City   REVOLT IS SREADING   Fighting Between Deserters and Loyal Forces Near State Caprial.

SONORA UPRISING GET aUPPORT Ih  GHIHUAHUA STATE   Carranza Leaders Agree to Aid Movement Shortly, Assertion of Rebel Commander.

_REVOLUTION SPREADS AND CARRANZA -- GOVERNMENT RAPIDLY LOSING GROUND   REBELS ATTEMPT TO REGAIN ' CONTROL OF VTRA CRUZ

MEXICAN REVOLUTION SEEMS T0 BE WINNING NEW ADHERENT:      More Cavtense Generals with Their Commands Reported as Having Joined the Rebellious \ State of Sonora Recently.

REVOLUTION NTO. CHHUMHUM AS TH FEDERALS DESERT THE STANDARD OF CARRANZA

HAYS GUILTY OF BAD TASTE, SAYS FD. ROOSEVELT   Republicans Make It Appear That Democrats Are Not Good Americans.   REPLIES TO HAYS SPEECH

ROOSEVELT REPLIES M1 CHAIRMAN HAYS I PORTLAND. SPEEGK   Says Republicans Claim Ex clusive Patent on ‘Our Flag Which is Insult: to Demo. crats, and Charges His Witt Using Bad Tudement.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT REPLIES TO WILL HAYS   = Republicans Trying to Make it Appear Democrats Are Not Good Americans.

“tt ur   Says He Has Insulted Many Millions of Prominent Americans. 

MRS. PEETE LOSES LAWYER.   Ceunsel for Weman in Denton Case Has Withdrawn.

WHITE HOUSE HAD “EXPEETED REVOL   “Such a Revolution Was Inevitable,” Declared Officials Today.   WAIT FOR MORE DETAILS

WHITE HOUSE NOT SURPRISED OVER GERMAN COLLAPSE   Allies To Remain Aloo! Toward German  Civil Strife.

‘INEVITABLE’ IS REVOLT COMMENT AT WHITE HOUSE   State Reports for Some Time ‘Have Showed Unrest: Due to. Slow Reconstruction. ,

GERMAN REVOLT WAS INEVITABLE, CAPIFAL’S VIEW   Feeling of Unrest Has Been Growing; Reports Indicate

IT WAS INEVITABLE 1S WRITE HOUSE je COMMENT ON vy! BERLIN   News from German Capital Has Been That Unrest in All Quarters Was Growing   Wireless Communication Agaif Restored After Two Days Of Complete Silence

WAAHING TON onBWG.NO SURPRISE AT GEAMAN REVOLUTION; BOUND TC COME. WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT

REVOLUTION INEVITABLE   Was Official Washington Comment on Change in Germany.

Revolution. was’ Inevitable” is Comment of Officials at E ecutive’s.. Residence; Withshold Basis for Opinion             ARMY OFFICERS EXPRESS ..  MEASURE OF SKEPTICISM      Point to Indications that “Mor ale of Forces Under Néske. was Good: and Able to Cope _+with Monarchists and Spar eee. 

HIGHT OF JAP IN THIS COUNTR   Subject of Exchanges Be tween Governments   Than Was Intended has been Given to Announcement of Negotiations in Opinion of Washington Officials—Have Not Proceeded Far it is Said.  Immioration Qnection

JAP INTERPRET IMIGRATION PARLEY BROADL   Exchanges to Date, It Is Asserted by State Department, Have Scarcely Pro gressed Beyond Expression of Desires.   STEPHENS MAKES APPEAL   Special California Investigating Committee’s Report Moves Secretary Colby to Initiate Negotiations With Jap Ambassador,

‘Gentlemen’s ‘Agreement’ With United States Has Been Kept, Japs Insis

DUNG UNCONSCIOUS FOR TWO DAYS   Rose Maries Hanson, 14 Year Olc Daughter of Mr. and Mr. Andrew Hanson, Has Strange Sickness.

AWAFTS RESULT” ‘OE CONFERENCE. ONCOAL STRIKE   Government’s Next Step _ Hinges On Meeting In New York Today.   FEDERAL AGENTS FAIL IN MISSION   Do Not Succeed In Solving The Labor Difficulties In Ilinois. -

ig a eee me EE  COAL FAMINE — FEARS EMPTY, SAYS REPORT   Operators and Railroads to Save the Day According to Present Plans  ATTADAIFY CLADT DrTav   ATTORNEY GEN’L BUSY,    Conciliators  Hope to End Il linois Strike; I. C. C. is After Cars

FEDERAL ACTION UN GOAL [ISSUE HINGES ON MEET   Attorney General Meets Op erators and Business Men Tuesday.   WILL AWAIT REPORT   Government To Delay Ae tion Pending Outcome of Session.

PAPER MAKERS UNDER FIRE BY SENATE PROBERS Cammiitee Report Asks Presecution of  tA nroanntoo

COMMITTEE ON PAPER REPORTS   Scarcity of Newsprint Said te Be the Result of Artificia) Obstructions   PRICES. UNWARRANTED   Recommend Dept. of Justic Prosecute Manufacturers for Profiteering

NEWSPRINT PAPER REPORT SUBMITTEL   Committee Recommends That the Government Proceed Against the Makers.

AGE PROSECUTION FOR PAPER KINGS   SENATE COMMITTEE RECOM MENDS PROCEEDINGS AGAINST MANUFACTURERS.

APER MAKERS ARE AAPPEN IN REPORT   INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE  CALLS UPON DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO ACT.

UNCLE SAM PLANS TO ARREST PRINT PAPER MAKERS   Senate Committee Recommends Prosecution of Mill Owners Because of Profiteering.

INTET- CHURCH DANE   UNITED CAMPAIGN STARTS SUN: ONE WwiHkK,                ay test United Elfort in Histery of ifrotestant Churebes,

INTER-GHURGH Dave   UNITED CAMPAIGN STARTS SUN. bAY FOR ONE WHER.  ;   (iveatest United Effort in History of Protestant Cihutrchies,

U.T.C. HAD. GREAT TIME AT PICNIC      Boy Scouts Beat Them in Base Ball Game  MANY RACESPULLEDOFF  Will Be Made An Annual Affair—Held On Spirit  Taka

TRAVELING MEN HOLD FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC   Big Dinner and Games and Dinnel Make Most Enjoy Day

INDIANA STIRRED UP BY POLITICS   SMALE ARMY OF CANDIDATES ARE SCRAPPING FOR Hoos. IKK PREPENTUAE aT   BITTER BATTLE IN WEST   Johnsen and Hoover Oppose Saeh  Oth pe Californi: aw f— Both wre Suns amd ¢ at Wi.

WOOD, JOHNSON, LOWDEN, HARDING IN HOOSIER CAMP   Speaking Before the Free-For-All Primary to be Held Tuesday, May 4th

INDIANA LAST FREE FOR ALL   Primary Tuesday Will Mark Last Big General Fight for Presidential Nomination.   CALIFORNIA SAME DA’

INDIANA PRIMARY NEXT. TUESDAY   Leading Contestants for Presidentia] Nominations Entered.   REPUBLICANS INVADE FIELD   Leading Aspirants Are Battling for Hoosier Votes.

FOUR LEADERS SEEK INDIANA   Lowden, Wood, Johnson and Harding All Campaign in Hoosier State Today: California Expects to Keep on Fighting Until June.

INDIANA PRIMARY NEXT TUESDAY   Woad, Johnson, Harding and Lowden All Stumping Hoosier State Seeking to Corral Delegates.

LASTOHANCEIN FREE-FOR-ALL PREFERENTIAL   OUTCOME OF POLITICAL BATTLE IN INDIANA IS TO BE DECIDED TUESDAY.

REPUBLICANS PLAN - PEACE RESOLUTION   Lodge and) Other. Leaders Beliove They Wave Arranged Measure That Is Constitutional

REPUBLICANS ~ AGREE ON PLAN   Senator Lodge and Others Favor Action--Chairman Porter of Foreign Relations Committee Will Introduce Measure.

PLANS APPROVED BY LODGE. AND ‘LEADERS—-BELIEVE DEMOCRATS WILL ACCEPT

HULLAND FIRM Ih EX-KAISER STAND   Determined Not to Surrender Him to Allies Despite Dislike For Guest.   DUTY TO LAW, IS CLAIM   Little Fear Expressed of Economie Pressure By Allies—Assert Germany is Only One to Demand Former Emperor.

DISLIKES GUEST  wr HOLLAND MLL NOTEIVE HIM UP   Determination of Dutch Not to Surrender Ex-kaiser Grows,   THEIR ATTITUDE FULLY.SET FORTH   Dutch Official Quoted in Expla nation of His Country’s Viewpoint.

HOLLAND 10 STAND FIRM AS TO FORMER KAISER   PTURWICN MAIOLIN  SAYS GERMANY ONLY HAS THE RIGHT TO DEMAND SURRENDER.  LIKENS HOLLAND TO AMERICANS

DETERMINATION OF THE DUTGH   Not to Surrender the Ex-Kais. er to the Allies Growing More Firm.   MATTER OF PRINCIPLE WITH THE HOLLANDERS   They Contend That Their Task As to Keep Faith With Their  QCanetitntion

HULLAND CONTINUES FIRM AGAINST KAISER'S SURRENDER   Threats ef Allied Compulsion Solidify Stubborn Dutch Spirit and Secure Popular Support for  tS Assent ao &

SOUTHERN PACIFIC” “SHOPMEN ON STRIKE   “Vacation” ‘Walkout Oc ~ curs. at Houston.

1300 S$. P, SHOPMEN ON VACATION   Walked Out When Officials Reinstated Four Negro Woarkmon.

CHIAUARUA GITY 15 HELD BY REBELS, OTATES ABOUT MEXICO GYTY tiv REVOL

CHIHUAHUA CAPITAL IN HANDS OF REBELS   DEFINITELY CAPTURED BY ANTICARKRANZA FORCES.   One of Largest Cities in Northers Merico—Revolting Army On the March to Assist in Retaining It.

® hae § 13 CARBRANZA OFFICIAL : o, THE CITY WAS FAL      BUT IT IS APPARENT = RE FORCEMENTS WERE LAT       of North Gives Revolution -n Strong Hold. se

CHIHUAHUA CITY NOW IN HANDS OF THE REBELS   United States Warships Aré Ready to Be Sent to Vera ina. ~~

CAPEGT FALL OF JUAREZ 10 REBELS SOON   Revolters Claim 6,000 to 7,000 Troops Under Command in Captured City —Big Celebration Follows Entrance.

CHIRUARUA CITY To IN HANDS OF REBELS   CALLES ANNOUNCES CAPTURE OF ONE OF LARGEST CITIES IN NORTH MEXICO,   Revolutionists Control Virtually All Northern Chihuahua, Claiming 5,000 to 6,000 Troops There,

CHIHUAHUA CITY IS IN HANDS OF REBELS GENERAL DECLARES   American Business Men Are Di rected to Pay Customs and Taxes to Rebels.   ACTION NOT RECOGNITION OF DEFACTO GOVERNMENT   Washington Reports Indicate Revolutionists are Growing by Co-ordination.

Commander in Chief of Sonora Forces Claims Rebels Have Gained Goal for Which They Fouaht.   TROOPS BEING RUSHED TO AID OF INVADERS   Gen. Ignacio Enriquez With 4.500 Militiamen Is On His Way to State Capital to Assist the Victors.

ST SE  TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS ESTABLISHED WITH SONORA REVOLT HEADQUARTERS. H   ARGEST CITY IN NORTH   : Americans Doing Business In Rebel Tere  vitery Authorized To Pay Customs —  ‘To De Facto Officials By :  Washington. . ]

CHIHUAHUA IN REBELS”: HANDS, JUAREZ NEXT   Carranza’s End Comes In 90 Days; Sonora : .. Chief Says.

CHIHUAHUA CITY IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF REVOLUTIONIST:   City Taken by Rebels One of Largest in Northern Mexico—Population 40,000

CHIHUAHUA CAPITAL IN REBELS HANDS   ‘ITY OF 40.000 HAS BEEN TAKEN BY REVOLTING MEXICAN VACTIONS ARMY   REVOLUTION IS SPREADING   Reports Indicate Increasing Strength of Anti-Carranza Movement Below Boundary.

CiTY CF MEXICO iIMPERILED   Many Towns Near the Capital in the Hands of Rebels.

CHIHUAHUAS THEIR eIT   Calles-Huerla Forces: Say the ~ Caran istas Are Deposed ~ From the Capital,      AGUA PRIETA CITIZENS “CELEBRATE. VICTORY   Washington. Permits Ameri tans to Pay Taxes to the ~ Sonora ‘Government; ~~ Watch Vera Cruz: -

MEXICAN ELECTION POSTPONED BECAUSE OF REVOLUTION      WIN Net Be Mela on duly ih a Piaaned by the ‘dinn'dd aise      CALLED Td NAME.         sts in tha Wands o alatonits Who CunSaal Lowe Reoe

MEXICO CITY IS IMPERILED   Uprisings Begun in All Contiguou: States Except Queretaro—Rebels -Have Chihuahua,

CHIHUAHUA CITY IS IN HANDS OF REBELS   Calles Announces Capture of One of Largest Cities in North Mexico.

Uprisings Begun in All Contiguous States Except Queretaro—Rebele Have Chihuahua,

DEMPSEY CHARGE DIGMILSSED.    Kearns Areepis Catpeniier’s Chal  Jenes Fox Fieht Afier OQueber 16.

GLOVE CHAMPION GETS GLEAN Bill      Second Indictment Quashed ir Federal Court at San Francisco.

DEMPSiY AND KEARNS CASE IS DISMISSED   Conspiracy Case Out of Court— Champion Previously Acquitted of Evasion.

COURT. DROPS CONSPIRACY CHARGE AGAINST DEMPSEY   Indictment Charging Pugilist and Manager with Collusion to Evade Draft ig Dismissed

FARMERS TOLD LEGISLATION IS IN SIGHT   Seek Changes in Laws That Will Aid Farmers in Cooperative Handling of Their Farm Products.

HOWARD TELLS UF PLANS FOR AGRI RELIEF   Presidert of the American Farm Bureau Federation In Chicago From the East,

CONFIDENT KANSAS WILL SUPPORT K.U.   FIXES RANK OF STATE   Provision Made Now Will Deter mine Standing -Twenty-Five " Years Hence   New Chancellor in’ Informal Tali Gives His Ideas of Educational Situation

CONFIDENT KANSAS WILL SUPPORT K.U   POPULAR DEMAND FOR HIGH. ER EDUCATION, SAYS DR.  LINDLEY      FIXES RANK OF STATE   Provision Made Now Will Deter mine Standing -Twenty-Five Years Hence   Now Chancellor in’ Informal Tall Gives His Ieas.of Educational nation

PAYS 10 BE CONSIDERATE   Kigona Girl Repaid for Kindness tc Old Woman; Given $1,500 at Her Death.

PROTESTS “UNIT RULE’ FOR STATE DEMOCRATS    Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt Writes Chairman  "arlew of His Views

A GMATRIARCHY” TO RULE US?      Movement for. re “Women's Political tea rite Yea Fannochead.

Movement at New York to Launch  n Maivrinrehal Forms of  . ‘ a ee ee

.ONDON BUYS GERMAN TOYS   Sold in Shops Where They Are Bet. ter and Cheaper Than the English.

LONDON BUYS GERMAN TOYS   Sold In Shops Where Théy~are Bat ter and Cheaper Than the. y Enalieh.

WOMEN MARCH ON SEN. HARDING   NATIONAL WOMEN'S PARTY WANTS SENATOR'S AID IN TENNESSEE SUFF FIGHT

SUFFS GOING TO MARION   ‘Représentatives of: Women’s Party Wilt Be At Hardin: Notification.

STEEL PRICES MUST FALL TOD OAT MR. GAR)   More Good. News: ‘May een eee : e

GARY ADVISES GUT IN STEEL PRICES   Spirit of Confidence Must Be Restored, Head of Steel Company Says.

STEEL PRICES — MUST GO LOWER   Chairman Gary Says That Som Adjustments Must Be Made In Industry.

Voluntary Reductions in Selling. Prices Healthful to Business He Savs.

FORTHER ADJUSTMENT IN STEEL PRICES MUST BE MADE---GARY: SAYS DECREASES MUST COME

STEEL PRICES ARE TOG HIG   Judge Gary Says the Producers Are Getting Profits Now That Are Excessive,

a4  , a ora %f ¥. by eg i lhe Nile lie le Sle ble le Se Se 9  PERSONALS

CLARK MKINLEY DIES AT MUNCIE   Representative in Indiana General AS. sembly and Candidate for ReElection, Dies of Diphtheria —Successor Named.

00 SOLDIERS SENT ~ TOQUELL MINER’      amp Sherman Troops Sent to Mings County, W. Va. Where Miners Cause Trouble,

INFANTRY RECALLED  a a Ses  Battalion Goes to Min TO DO GUARD DUTY  Martial Law in Mingo County Possible

THE COUNCIL ACTS.   finprovements on Streets and Watks ‘Taken Up In Short Session.

WUD CARRIES MARLAND OVER SENATOR JOHNSON   General’s Lead Over Californian Over 7,000 Votes   LITTLE INTEREST IN PRIMARY

MARYLAND GUES TO GENERAL WO0I   Soldier Candidate Has Major of 7,550 With Returns Practically Complete   (LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN   Vote Is Lightest Ever Cast in Presidential Primary in the State

GEN. WOOD CARRIES'5 MARYLAND BY 7,750/0   Soldier Candidate for Presiden’ Defeats Johnson by Majority of Two to.One.

WOOD SWEEPS MARYLAND      Senator Johnson of California It Beaten Two to One for Sixteen Votes.

GENERAL RECEIVES /H00 VOTES MORE THAN JOHNSON   Soldier Candidate Gets 117 of 129 Votes in State Convention.   FOUR MEN IN CONTEST ON IN INDIANA-TODAY   Interest in California Election Centers Arourd Deiegates for Hoover and Johnson.

WOOD CARRIES ALL BUT TWO COUNTIES IN MARYLAND VOTE   Practically Complete Returns In State Give Soldier Candidate Lead of 7,550 Over Senator Johnson.

GENERAL HAS 2101 LEAD OVER SENATOR   Utah Sends Uninstructed Delegation—California te Vote: Today,   HOOVER FIGHTS FOR CONTROL OF STATE   Indiana -to Select Men Whe Will Chose Representa~ tives at Chicago and  ~ San Francisco.

FLAT OF MRS.JAKE HAMON IS RAIDED: PAPERS ARE TAKEN   Reporter Who Says He Inter viewed Clara Smith Questioned.   LOOKS LIKE A PIPE STORY TO THE POLICE   Alleged Slayer of Hamon Still Being Sought By Authorities.

ATTACK ON HOUSE OF PASQUALE   Four Unidentified Wen Force En trance to House of “Crank.”

PAPERS TAKEN FROM ROOMS HAMON WIDOW   New and_ Sensationa Developments in Ard More Death Mystery.

Newspaper Man Arrested ; ‘Said to Have Talked With Clara B. Smit!   Meanwhile Letters to Mrs. Hamor Are Mysteriously Stolen From “Chicago Apartment House

BURGLARS VISIT MRS. HAMON HOME STEAL LETTERS   Carefully Planned Crime Comes To Light in Chicago   Personal Papers Are Carried Off by Intruders

FOUR MEN RAID CHICAGO HOUSE AND TAKE MAI   Occupants Seized and Held Captive While Search is Made of All Rooms. —   75 LETTERS TAKEN; PAPERS ALSO STOLEN

TAKE LETTERS. OF MRS, HAMON   Apartment ir in Chicago Entered by Four Unidentified Men

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION  IN OFFICES   lew York Stock Exchange is Closed on Account of the Fearful Blast Which Amazes New York.

"MORGAN OFFICES   jared In Explosig At Neon Today.         PANIC FOLLOWS, - THE EXPLOSION   None of. Firm Of Morgan & Co. Bankers Killed—Federal Troops Sent To Scene. 

INFERNAL MACHINE WRECKS INTERIOR OF J. P. MORGAN 60.   Dead and Injured List Reaches:-Close To Two Hundred Police Say High Powered Bomb Placed Near Building Caused Explosion.

OPPOSITION 10 ~—(NIVERSAL TRAININ(   Won Fight to Gain Control of House Committee by Electing Repr. Herrold a Member.

3ECOMES APPARENT THAT THES WILL CONTROL MILITARY  ct shh Tae Cee es

START OF NEWBERRY TRIAL [$ DELAYED BY STORMY WEATHER   DEVENDANTS UN VBLE TO REACH CITY IN TIME TO BEGIN SELECTION OF JURY TODAY

CHALLENGE JURORS IN NEWBERRY CASE   Court Overrules Challenge on Ground ) it Contained Untruthful State- ) ments as to Procedure.

SOME DEFENDANTS. IN NEWBERRY TRIAL IFLAVET BY STORM   Attorneys for the Defense. Chal:   enge the Jury and’ Judge Overrules Motion.   ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION   Many Prominent Michigan Men Included in the Election Fraud List.

JURY DRAWING IN NEWBURY’S CASE   Sevefal Defendants Unable Reach Court,   Attorneys For  Deferise, Present a Motion Challenging  ntire Jury Panel.

MATION EYES TURNED TUWAROG MICHIGAN WHEN HERALDED GAGE STARTS   Politics of Wolverine State Opened Wide When Alleged Conspirators To Steal Election Moneys Appear To Fight Charges.

SOME OF THE DEFENDANTS WERE SNOWBOUND, CAUSING POSTPONMENT OF CASE.   Newberry and 134 Others Are to Be Tried on Election Fraud Charges —Case is Expected to be Hody Contested,

lo TAILCH 1 ANOWER  Aa UUUK IPENEL   Defendants Snowbound, Se lection of Jury Postponed to This Afternoon   MICHIGAN POLITICS UNDER LEGAL KNIFE   Motion Challenging Legality of Jury List Over-ruled by Judge Sessions

TRIAL OPENING I$ HALTED IN NEWBERRY CASE   SEVERAL OF 134 DEFENDANTS ARE SNOWBOUND; OTHERS HAVE INFLUENZA

BALKS AT SOLDIER CARGO   Men on Italian Ship Refuse to Work Because Vessel Carried Troop for Flood Zone.

EXPLODES BOMB IN NEWBERR' CASE   Allen Moore, a Printer, Entered z Plea of Nolo Contendre   Giving Him Immunity from Imprisonment If Convicted   Testified He Received $5,500 for Services as Newberry's Agent—Nine Others Pleaded Similar to Moore.

BOMB INTO DEFENSE   — ’ Newharry Crowd Stunned by ‘Teeth many of Gues of Its Own Ruales on Stand Today

Judge Geiger’s Action Bring: Protest From Anti-Saloon League.   MULBERGER LAW MUST  BE RATIFIED IN VOTE!   Brewery Attorneys Contend 2.5 Brew Is Non-Intex1 icating.

FARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED.   Pronounced Shock Noted at Observatory— Disturbance 2,500 Miles Distant.

FEDERAL JUDGE SCORES” GOVERNMENT MAETHONS   HE STANDS BETWEEN GANG OF COMMUNISTS AND AN ORDER FOR DEPORTATION — COMMUNISTS NOT WARLIKE.

GOVERNMENT METHODS      HE STANDS BETWEEN GANG OF COMMUNISTS AND AN ORDER FOR DEPORTATION — COMMUNISTS NOT WARLIKE.

SAYS AMERICAN POLITICS INTEREERES WITH SIGNING _ OF GERMAN PEACE TREATY

INDUSTEEAL AKRITR. ATION  Early Returns “Fadicate Nebraska Amendment Carried

DEFEAT FOR WRANGEI   RUSSIAN REDS WIN BERDYANSK AND MARIUPOL.   Sebastopol Reports Say the Anti-Bo! sheviki Have Started an Offensive Against New Army.

REDS DEFEAT WRANGEL   Bolshevik Army Wins Mariupol and Berdyansk.   Report From Sebastepo! Says Anti Bolshevik Leader Has Started Offensive Against New Sixth Army.

WRANGEL LOSES TO VICTORIOUS REDS   Bolshevik Armys Wins Mariupo. and 8   Report From Sevastepe! Says Anti _Bolshevik Leader Has Started Of fensive Against New Sixth Army.

FIVE YEARS FOR CRANAL ANARCHY   [James J, Larkin, Agitator anc Editor of Revolutionary Age Bentenced to Sing Sing.

HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROPRIATION BILLS   ‘Chairman Goode Announce:  Economy Policy Will be : Insisted Upon.

BEGIN WORK ON TWO APPROPRIATION ACTS   Every Effort to Economize Promised.

COMMITTE REGINS  WORK ON THE 1921 APPROPRIATION BILL   EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO CURTAIL EXPENSES OF GOVER. -_ MENT FOR THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAR

HOUSE ag A BEGINNING W 97) AAT   (HAIRWAN GOOD SAYS EVERY PRACTICAL FOONOMWY WILL BE INAUGURATED.

WORK IS STARTED ON 192? APPROPRIATIONS   Every Effort Will be Made tc Economize, says Chairman

APPROPRIATIONS BEING OUTLINED   COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP SOON TO BE INCREASED.

GOVERNMENT TO ECONOMIZI   iNew Legislation to Cur. tail Spending Power of Some Officials

GOVERNMENT TO KEEP SHIPS   Caneeisa Proposed Transfer te Victor «,. Fox ef New York.

GOVERNMENT oTOPo OME OF 12 onlPS TO NEW YORK MAN   Vessels Valued at Six anc And One _ Half Millions.

MEXICAN RAILROAD STRIKE (3 CALLED   Thousands of Dollars Worth o Tomatoes May Decay as Result of Tieup

GENERAL oT RIKE 9 DECLARED Ch CP. IN MERIC   Practically All Employes Defy Injunction of the Federa' Court to Delay Walkout Seventy-Two Hours.

RUSS REDS GOTOWORK IS REPORT   Dispatch to Washington Tell of Lenine Decree Putting Bolsheviks to Work.

RED ARMY PUT TO WORK   Lenine Decree Orders Soviet Soldiers to Engage in General Labor Activities.

— SS OU THE SOVIET A a uy aa r ro WORK.  Soldiers Aid ¥r oe Pe arr Work In Vismber and FPavlortes,

DANIELS BEFORE SENATE © COMMITTEE TODAY  Pe RN fee   Hands Down Some Straight ‘Talk on the Navy Department.

PRUSSIANIZING OFNAVY PLAN, SAYS DANIELS   Sims and friends’ scheme to have American .“Von  Wiweste? milo haro

DANIELS WILL OPPOSE PACT   and U. S @ Limit Naval  Agreement ay England, Japan ’ Arninnent, ake

Against Disarmament Unless It’s Worldwide   Secretary Daniels Oppos:es Agreement For Eng-. land, Japan and Us S. To Disarm.

SECRETARY DANIELS IS OPPOSED TO AGREEMENT UNLESS IT IS WORLDWIDI

Secretary Daniels Wants U : S. to Continue Naval Building Program.

DANIELS OPPOSED TO LIMITING ARMAMEN   Secretary of the Navy Wants the Agreement World Wide If It Is Put Into Effect

INDUSTRY FICHT   International Unions Full . Co oneraion   CONDEMNS . CONGRESS   FEDERATION DECLARES. CONGRESS FAILED TO: PASS SINGLE CONSTRUCTIVE ME2EURE.

A. F. OF L. WILL CARRY ON STEEL INDUSTRY FIGHT   Executive Council Promises International Unions Full Co-operation   CONDEMNS $$ CONGRESS   FEDERATION DECLARES CONGRESS FAILED TO PASS SINGLE CONSTRUCTIVE MESURE.

MAKE RAGE THEN QUIT 1S ONE SCHEWE   Celieve This Will Overcome Traditional Opposition to Third Term.

THIEVES GET MAGNOLIA SAFE   Officials of Ca Contern Say Safe Contained Large: - Atsount of Money.

AMERICA CALLED RACE OF QUITTERS   And All Because We Have Failed To Ratify Treaty and League Covenant   FOSDICK’S: VIEW OF 0   Former Under Secretary o! the League Says Idealism Marked For Hypocricy

“AS A RACE OF QUITTERS’   Way United States Is Regarded Abroad, Says Fosdick

MAKES PLEA FOR LEAGUE.   Posdick Says Americans Aré Regarded Abroad as Race of Quitters.

“Race of Quitters” Is Term Applied to U. S. for Killing Peace Treaty

HUGH NAVY   ‘The Price We Pay for Rejecting The  va T paone nf Natinne-

U.S. REGARDED AS RACE OF QUITTERS   “Threw League Out of Windo i Satisfy Miserable Political Quarré@t,”’ Fosdick Says.

POLITENESS SCARCE TODAY  AS WAS HONESTY WHEN DIOGENES LIGHTED LANTER:?

CHICAGO HAS ONE POLITE MAN.   But It Took a Reporter Four Hour: to Find Him.

HARDING PLEASED BY VOTE OF AGED WOMAN   Secretary Sends Note to First Voter at 102,

FORMER AUSOIAN ~PRINGESS WILL NOT CONTEST DIVORCE   Vost Beautiful Russian Red Cross Nurse Is Center . Of Publicity.

PRINCESS, SUED FOR DIVORCE, TELLS OF LOVE   “All Life a Tragedy and  May Not Stay Long,”  “Omen Carre

VOTERS CLOSE DOWN SALOON IN SCOTLAND   As a Result of Agitation 300 Sa loon Will Be C losed Dow: in Country.

ELIMINATE ART. TEN   ‘“ANADA INTRODUCES AMEND.  MENT TO THIS EFFECT.

ELIMINATE: ART. TEN      ANADA INTRODUCES AMEN     EMENT TO THIS) EFFECT.   Argefitine Pelegates’ May Withdray  From Leagne, *

RAILROAD WAL CONFERENCE ICWAY   Representatives cf Labor and Officials of Roads Will Meet for First Time in More Than Two Years.

R R. OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES ‘TO THRESH QUT. WAGE QUESTION   joint Board to Be Formed and First Work to Be Taken Up Will Deal With Demands of Workers for More Pay; Both Sides te Be Represented

WAGE CONFEREES MEET AT CAPITOL TODAY   Labor Leaders and Rail Executives to Hold First Conference in Two Years

WORKERS 10 MEET RAILADAD OFFICIALS   Session First of Kind in Two   TO CONSIDER WAGE ISSUE   Committees Will Arrange Preliminaries for Formation of Joint Board, Which Will Thresh Out Controversics—— Director General Hines May Deliver Message.

RAILROAD WAGE PARLEY TODAY   Joint Board to Thresh Out Controversies Must Be Organized.

HOPE [0 EAGH AN AGREEMENT ON WAGE QUESTION   Union Chiefs and Rail Executives Take Up Subject Today   FIRST MEETING IN TWO YEARS

SOUTHE’N’RS THIRSTY   Nearly 420 Stills Seized in * Three States in Qne Month.

MORE BRITISH GOLD ARRIVES      Shipment of Ten Million Dollars Received at New York.

PIEZ IS BITTER OVER FINDINGS IN WALSH PROBE   Head Fleet Corporation Characterizes it Bilge Water Committee.

PIEZ SCORES INVESTIGATORS   He Says the Committee  Is Again After a ‘Sensation

HALES PED HOLDS CHARGES  ARE NOT. FAIR   Former. Director of Fleet. Cor - poration. Replies fo. Report: 4 Probers  COMMITTEE. E: SENSATION, MAKER;. HE ASSERTS   Thiriks “Accusations © Should “Be Investigated: Before: Bez: ~ ing Published ;

ITALY’S PARLIAMENT CALL IS DEMANDED   Movement Becun te Enable Workmen to Take Over Industrial Ptants

ITALY WORKERS DEMAND CONTROL OF BIG PLANTS   Pass Reselutions Calling on Par liament to Take Action to Permit Occupation .

WORKERS WANT — TTALIAN PLANTS   LABORERS DEMAND SESSION OF PARLIAMENT TO SOCIALIZE INDUSTRIES

SOLONS OF ITALY TOLD TO ACT   Immediate Assembling of Partiament Asked by Workers   FACTORIES ARE GUARDED   Transportation of Troops i Halted by Strike

Labor Leaders Want Italian Parliament to Immediately Convene to Take Action onthe Matter—Fear Workers Will As -sume Control of Dynamite Works at -Avioliana >

LABOR FEDERATION ~ ASKS CONVENING OF  TALIAN PARLIAMENT:   Demands Laws Permitting Lad bor to Take Over Indus- ' trial] Plant Management   COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS )  PASSED AT STORMY SESSION;   Socialists Demand Party Take Control of Situation

ITALY LABOR ASKS PLANT MANAGEMENT      Demand Laws for Industrial Control by... « Workmen ©   SESSION IS STORMY   Confederation of Labor <Attacked by So- . cialists.

WOULD TAKE OVER PLANTS   Italian Workmen Demand Laws To Enable Them To Conduct Business Entarnrises

UEMANG LAWS CARRYING CUT DUVET (READ   PRECAPSTIONS TAKEN TO PRE VENT CAPTURE OF DYNAMITE WORKS BY INSURGENTS.  ae

MEN DEMAND PARLIAMENT CHANGE LAW   nena et  Italian Workers Want Right to Take Over Industrial Plants.

(TALIANS: PLAN FOR: PARLMENT TASS NEW LABOR LAWS   For’. Taking Over the Industries of the Country’ and: ‘Putting Them in the Hands ; of The Workmen.— Dynamite Arsenal Closely Guarded,’ -

LABOR SPURNS REDS IN ITALY   Italian Confederation Refuses to Give Socialists:Control—to Call Parliament.

ITALIAN LABOR DEMANDS ACTION BY PARLIAMENT   IMMEDIATE CONVOCATION OF DEPUTIES TO PASS NEW LAWS. ASKED.   Compromise of Industrial Occupational Situation Is A doanted.

WANT ACTION LEGALIZED   Italian Workmen Demand Laws Permitting Control of Plants.

ITALIANS PLAN FOR PARLMENT TO PASS NEW LABOR LAWS   For Taking Over the Indusies of the Country and Putting Them in the Hands of The Workthen.— Dynamite Arsenal Closely Guarded.

ITALIAN WORKERS DEMAND LAWS 10 UNSEAT CAPITAL   Troops Guard Dynamite« Works To Prevent Their Seizure.

STORMY SESSION HELD YESTERDA)   Resolution F: avoring 2 Compromise Adopted’ by Labor Body

WORKMEN IN ITALY WANT “TO TAKE OVER PLANT:   Demand Thet Parliament he Calter Together to. Pass Such Laws,

MAY LEGALIZE PLANT SEIZURI   Italian Federation of Labo: Demands Convocation of Parliament,

WHY A COMMUNITY HOUSE?   REASONS ADVANCED SHOWING iTS IMPORTANCE

SENATOR M’CORMICK TO EUROPE 10 STUDY CONDITIONS THERE   Possibility of New Associatio1 of Nations One Purpose of His Trip.

M’CORMICK TO EUROPE.   {Senator From Hlinois to Discuss’ New  League Abread. a

SEN. MCORMICK SAILS FOR EUROPE   Will Observe Conditions for Posslbility of Forming New Association of Nations.

MUCH WHEAT RAISED BY ADAMS FARMER:   Yield In That County 944,417 Bush. els, State Report Shows— Other Crops Given

NEARLY MILLION — BUSHELS OF WHEAT   Were Raised By Adams County  Farmers This  Year.

DIRECT WOR JO AWAITED FARLY REPORTS DOUBTE      JERICLALS EN WASHINGTON ARE WHETEONTE WoRD OF LATESE MOyVics EN POLAND.   Ho Not Credit Keports that fie pat (ayniygy Wave bovadtetl Polish Copliial.~—@abinet ig Vis cuss the Situa ion,

COOL DAMP WEATHER:  HAS GREATLY HELPED WHEAT.   IN EVERY (COUNTY IN STATE ENOUGH HAS FALLEN.    C orn: Planting Is Well Under Way, Ahalia Has Had Luxariant! Growth, Potatoes Look Well.

PEACE PARLEY I$ IN -BACKGROUNL   Military News Crediting Polish Victory Holds Up Negotiations. .__

THOUSANDS ARE MADE PRISONERS IN LATEST ROUT   News From ¥ront Over. shadows That From Peace Meet At Riga

PILING UP RED PRISONERS   Polish Encirci.ng Movement 4ac.  ceastul Against the Heaesian Rolsheviki Army.  Rw @he Asean tatn t+ ine...

GREAT VICTORIES CLAIMED   2.6 BOLSHEVIK COMPLAIN OF DELAY IN MAKING PEACE,

Party Leaders Predict Struggle . Over-Issue Will Wear Itself . Out. by Force of Clash in the Committee   WESTERN DELEGATES TO MEET WITHOUT PROGRAM   Discussion is Expected to Define Sectional Questions to be  Urged on the“National Gathering

LEADERS SEE ISSUE TAKEN INTO SESSION   Dry F orces ConfidentGlass for Platform  tn Cine

“BEER PLANK” PUTS LEAGUE IN ECLIPSE   A FIGHT ON FLOOR AT SAN FRANCISCO FREELY PREDICTED   OVERSHADOWING ISSUE   Both Wets and Drys Are Arranging Their Lines for a Finish Fight

WET OR DRY PLAN MAY GO 10 LIVERS   Under the Hammering of Contending Elements In Democracy.

THINK WETISSUE WILL BE KILLED FARLY IN GAME   Many Leaders at San Francisc Are Making Prediction of That Kind.   IS WEARING ITSELF OUT   Forecast of Large Vote of Con fidence For Wilson Discounted By Some Delegates.

BOOZE FE Ga TO BE ROEk DF DISCORD  ATFRISCA   Leaders Face Praspect cf a Prolonged, Bitler Fracas on Floor of Democratic Convention,   UFTING LID BECOMES OVERSHADOWING ISSUE

LIQUOR ROW  ON FLOOR AT FRISCO HINT   Leaders Are Preparing fog Debate on Issue.   BRYAN LEADS “DRYS”   “Unit Rule” May be Saspended—Brye an to Battle for Prohibition Rath er Than on Treaty Plank.

URGES PARTIES 10 ENDOW CHAIRS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE   THWING SUGGESTS SETTING ASIDE HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR EACH INSTITUTION

Third Party Movement More To Be Pitied Than Scorned, Says David Lawrenc

FEELS ONLY: PITY FOR THIRD. PARTY   Convention - Shows: Inability tc Even Govern Itself, Let ‘ “Alone U. S..

CALLS ON JACK JOHNSON, ~ CONVICT, FINDS HE’S OUT JOY-RIDING WITH WOMED

HE CANT GO AUTO RIDING   United States District Attorney’s Office Don’t Want Jack Johnson Royally Entertained. 

JACK’S LIFE, TOO EASY   To Suit This ‘Cracker’ Reporter— Johnson Enjoying Jail Life.

FORMER COUNTY AGENT WINS HIGH HONORS   \. W. Hayes Receives Degree Fron University of Wisconsin For special Attainments,

HAYES GETS DEGREE FROM MADISON SCHOO   FORMER SULLIVAN COUNT AGENT RECEIVES DEGREE OF PHILOSOPHY AT WISCONSIN

JURORS FOR OCTOBER COURT TERM CHOSE?   JURY COMMISSION MET A‘ COURT HOUSE FRIDAY AFTER. NOON AND PICKED VENIRE VEN

JURORS FOR OCTOBER COURT TERM CHOSEI   JURY COMMISSION. MET. Aq COURT HOUSE FRIDAY AFTER: » NOON AND. PICKED VENIRE  eerie

Muskogeeans Probably “Wil Have Chance to Heat Democratic Nominee.   LAFAYETTE PREDICTS. ‘HOTTEST’ CAMPAIGN

OKLAHOMA CITIES WILL BEVISITED BY COX OX HIS SPEAKING CAMPAICI VER GREAT SOUTHWEST

HUERTA CLOSES S.. CALIFORNIA SHIPPING PORTS   The American State Department Is Advised,

Conte Dare TL Sher Rinclbode:.  “ Riienicang: Flee’ Saar Wai      CANTU- FIGHTS REVOLT —. SS FOES PRESS BORDERS

BLOCKADE FIRS BLOW AT CANTL   Lower California Ports Piaced Under Embargo as First Step in Bringing Governor to Terms With National Government of Mexico.

PORTS OF MEXICO UNDER BLOCKADE   Mexican Government Asks Americans to Remain Neue   tral; Gunboat Sunk.

GUNGOAT Ot FEDERAL 0 UNA   U. S. Notified All Ports O1 Peninsula Are Closed, Says Dispatch

SOCIALISM WILL NEVER FOR LONG OVERTHROW PROPERTY         Paul Deschanel Elected _ . President by the French

Jefeat of Premier Clemenceau When Head of Chamber of Deputies Made Chief Execu: tive of Republic; Statesman, Author, Brilliant Speaker

DESCHANEL CHOSEN FRENCH PRESIDENT   NEW HEAD OF REPUBLIC NAMED TO OFFICE BY OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.   GOT MOST OF 889 VOTES   Support of Nation Is Pledged ii Speech by Leon Bourgeois, Leader of Assembly.

MM. DESCHANNEL CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF FRENGH NATION   ;MAJORTY IS LARGEST SINCE ELECTION OF FIRST i EXECUTIVE

TESUHANEL GETS PREOIDENGY; VOTE FLATTERING ONE   Election Takes On Patriotic Character for Purpose of Allowing New Executive to Speak for All France.

DESGHANEL WIND IN PRESIDENTIAL AACE IN FRANGE   Head of Chamber of Deputies Elected to Succeed Poincare by Big Majority—Well Adapted for Position.

DESCHANEL IS PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC   General Sentiment Is That He Is Man Admirably Adapted for the Position. An Outburst of Acclamation in Assembly.

PAUL D'GHANEL PRESIDENT Ut FRANCE ELECT   CHOSEN BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE SENATE AND CHAMBER   Believed To Be Admirably Adan‘e For Pcsition Which Reauires Careful Use of Tact

PAULDESCHANEL NEW PRESIDENT FRENCH NATION   Scientist, Writer and Head of Chamber of Deputies Honored by Republic at Age of 63      ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR THE POSITION

1S SELECTED FRENCH AEAD   His Majority Largest Since Election of Thiers, First : President.   IS GIVEN GREAT OVATION             Thousands Watch a Cheering and Shouting Long Live Deschanel.* =

PAUL DESGHANEL OHODEN PRESIDENT FRENGH REPUBLIC   Election Took on, Besides Hol iday Character, Atmosphere of Patriotic Celebration,   REGARDED AS ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR POSITION   ‘Receiving 731 of 889 Votes in Nationa  Assembly, He Comes inte Powe With Majority That Gives Hin Necessary Authority to Speak Im pressively for France,

DESCHANEL IS PRESIDENT   Chosen Chief Executive of Republic By French [¢:puties—Clemenceau Retired.

HOUSE GOING ABROAD   Trip Has No Official Significance he Declares

AT LEAST 150 PERSONS KILLED AND MILLIONS IN PROPERTY DAMAGED   Mississippi, Tennessee and Ala bama Are Visited by Desiructive Storms

MANY ARE DEAD IN STORM’S PATH   Death Toll In Tornade Stricken Dis tricts of Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee Placed  at 150   GREAT SUFFERING IS REPORTED   Medical Supplies and Workers Are ‘ Rushed to Places Where Storm

Meridan the Largest Town in Northern Mississippi is Reported Badly Damaged

FRAGMENTARY REPOR SOUTHERN STORM DIS’ ENDICATE HUGE 14  OF LIFE   MISSISSIPPI HARDEST HIT    Severat Towns Are Wiped Out by Tornadors Which Follow Each Other Over Three South. crn States Yesterday

ee eel  PLAYING WITH DYMANITE         McKeesport Inspector Makes Breath. Taking Discovery When Asked frie Matoh

PLANNED TO BURN DYNAMITE.   MeReespom Official Discovers Children Ready to Light Eaplosive.

TRAINING ISSUE SHELVED.   Voluntary Plan Substituted tn Army Bib~Finsl Action tes is Postponed.

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING BELIEVED QOOMED 10 DEFEAT   Final Vote Expected To Be Taken Today — Wadsworth. * Claims Regular Army. Insufficient.   SEW . CHANGES. ARE ° MADE

BANDIT KILLEG BY AKRON MAN AFTER HOLD-UF   Jn-Looker to Robbery Sudden Gets Busy With a ites Rifle.   Ten Pool Players Were Linec Up And Robbed.

BONT FUSS. WH MUSTARD PLASTERS   Mastergle Works Without the _—Fasier, Quicker

DONT FUSS WITH MUSTARD PLASTERS   Musterole Works Without the Rlister—FEasier. Quicker

DONT FUSS. WITH. ~ MUSTARD: PLASTERS!   Musterole Works Without the ieker  Rijictar_hacer.

SEVERS CUTICLE TO SAVE WIFE   Remarkable Surgical Operatien Performed by Chicago Man.

DOCTOR DELIVERS LECTURE AS HE CUTS SKIN FROM OWN LIMB   Shows No Sign of Pain As He Conducts Double Operation to Prevent Amputation of Wife’s Leg—Explains to Interns Each Step—No Anaesthetic Taken

DOCTOR PERFORMS DOUBLE OPERATION   Sliccé Twelve Inches of Skin from Qwn Limb and Grafted it On Injured Member of His Wife.

STENOGRAPHER SAYS SOCIALIST SPIT ON FLAG DURING PARADE   Young Girl Says Assemblymar Under Suspension Did So in Brooklyn.   REFUSED TO LEND HIS PLATFORM FOR SPEAKIN(   Charles Solomon Denies Charg: Saying He Has Never Shown Any Disrespect.

Stenographer Testifies One of Suaspended Assemblymen Committed the Act in War Time.

TREASONABLE ACT BARED.   Stenographer Says She Saw Socialist Assemblyman Spit Upon American Flag.

DIAL TESTIFIES AT HEARING OF N.Y. SOCIALISTS   Says One of Defendants Spit On Flag in War Time =      LABOR LEADER ALSO ON STAND  

CHARGES SOCIALIST DESECRATED FLAG   Witness Charges New York Social ist Assemblymen Spat Upon  Banner,

QULOMON SPIT UPON THE FLAG   YOUNG WOMAN TESTIFIES SHE SAW THE SOCIALIST ORATOR DEFILE BANNER   Labor Leader Asserts Socialism I Trving To Capture Unionism And Overturn Society.

SOLOMON SPIT ‘UPON FLAG IN WAR PERIOD   Brooklyn Stehographer Testifies Regarding One Of Suspended  Socialist Assemblyren’ s Activi Rie   IPEFUSED USE OF ‘PLATFORM   Turned Up ~ Goat Collar When Band Played “Star. Spangled Banner’ ‘Police Refused To  Pane es rae      VOLUNTEERED TEST IMONY

ULOMON SPAT UPON AMERICAN FLAG IN WAR TIME   Brooklyn Stenographer Wit. nessed Treasonable Act of Suspended Assemblyman.   VOLUNTEERED TESTIMONY AS HER PATRIOTIC DUTY   Policemen Were Asked to Make Arrest, bul Refused to Do Se, Accord. ing to Miss Ellen B. Chivers—Former Boston Labor Leader Was on Mand Nearly Three Hours,

CLAIMS SOCIALIST SPAT ON U.S. FLAG   STENOGRAPHER TESTIFIES A" HEARING OF FIVE OUSTED ASSEMBLYMEN,

INSANE MARINE UTALLY SLEW ANS PRISONER   Facts on Which dsariett Based Charges Brought Out in Haitian Court-Martial   TWO WERE ORDERED TO DIG THEIR OWN GRAVES   DEMENTED SERGEANT SHOT DOWN VICTIMS WHEN VOLLEYS FROM FIRING SQUAD FAILED TO KIbT.

OFFICER WAS INSANE   Alleged Causes for Severe Charges Against American Marines

PROBE SHOOTING HAITI NATIVES   Sergeant Who Ordered the Executions Was fusane. Two Privates Acquited

HAITI MURDERS BLAMED ON MARINE SERGEANT   Insane Officer Accused of Hay ing Ordered Execution ‘of ‘Haitians Without Trial.   TORTURE WAS PLANNED

OFFICER HELD TO BE INSANE _ EXECUTES MEN   Court Martial Brings Out Detail: of Killings of Two Natives “Sn Haiti.   IForced to Dig Graves   Privates Who Acted on Orders Were Acquitted After AN Evidence Heard.

Court ° "Martial Shows. _ He " Capsed, Kaling. ght. ‘Haitians Night      POURED O/. OVER HEADS   Matches Blew Out and So Hi Ordered ‘Men Shot Downy =.

STORY OF KILLING OF TWO HAITIENS   One Executed For “Working Magic”, Another For Theft.

Two Haitians Shot to Death by Firing Squad on Orders of Insane Marine Sergeant

SEEKS MURDERER DF AGED FAR EF   Vigilants Hunting for Party Responsible for Death of August Morahn.   Knox County Man Was Victi of Dynamite—Murder Followed Quarrel.

SEARCH FOR MURDERER OF AGED FARMER   Vigilance Committee Hunting fo Slayer Who Used Dynamite On His Victim.

AID FOR MERCHANT MARINE.   Government Financial Assistance to Companies Buying Ships.

U3, AID FOR SHIP LINES [5 PROPOSED   PLAN RECOMMENDED TO AID COMPANIES BUYING SHIP: PING BOARD VESSELS.

MERCHANT MIARINE'S TRANSFER DISCUSSED   FINANCIAL AID BY U. 5. TO COMPANIES BUYING SHIPS IS RECOMMENDED.   Business Men and Members of Congress Agvise With Shipping Board on Procedure.

URGES FEDERAL HELP FOR AMERICAN SHIPS   Recommends That Gigantic  Corporation Take Over Nation-Owned Boats

FAVCR FINANCIAL AD ~ TO BUYERS OF VESSELS   Business Men and Members of Congress Advise Board on Transfer

DARAAGAN EGGAPES AND PREPARED FOR FIGHT TO EUROPEAN COUNTRY   WAS HELD IN MILITARY PRISON IN CONNECTION WITH CARRANZA’S MURDER,

SAY MEXICANS DID NOT KILL PILOTS   AMERICANS MET DEATH FROM THIRST AND HUNGER, SAYS PRIMARY COURT OF CLAIMS

MAIL PLANE STARTS EAST FRIDAY A.M.   West Bound Mail Is Tc Leave From lowa City.

TWO BILLION FOR FOREIGN TRADE   Ix ihe Propostion of Governor Harding at the Governor’s Conference in Harrishurg

SECURE RELIEF FOR FARMERS   Governors In Conference Take Action To Ask Congress For Immediate Remedial Legistation.

FARMER AID PLAN PUT UP TO — ~.  GOVERNORS AT- HARRISBURG   Creatioii - of $2,000,000,000 Fina nce Corporation To Open Foreign Trade Proposed At Confere nce; “Md. Executive Arrives.

RECIPROCITY OBSERVED AT WOMAN'S CLUB   Miss Florence Deibert, State President, Gave An Inspiring Address   MRS. ELIZABETH LE VAN   Rendered Violin Selections and Mrs. Peech Number of Vocal Solos

RECIPROCITY OBSERVED AT WOMAN'S CLUE   Miss Florence Deibert, State President, Gave An Inspiring Address

GOK STATEMENT OES INJUSTICE   Says Pierre DuPont, Head of Powder Company  3-LETTER UGLY WORD   Reference to War Profits of Family and Intimation it is  Opposing Cox Because of His Peace Advocacy is Branded as Malicious- -Cole. man DuPont Out of Concern

In Cox Attack on Methods of Republican Fund,   HIS WORDS MALICIOUS   Declares Pierre 8. Dupont, President of Company, in Statement — Coleman Du: pont .Out of Concern Months After War Began—. Could Be Branded as Lie.

COX ON TRAIL Cr VOTERS Gh COAG! ATTACKS W. H. FAYE   Governor Will Demand ~ Removal of Chairman of  Republican Party.

COX THINKS HE IS SURE WINNER IN NORTHWEST  TALKS LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO FIRST VOTERS   TALKS AT WASHINGTON STATE FAIR GROUNDS

ELECT OFFICERS      L. R. Gignilliat, Commandant Culver Military Academy, To Be Head  STATE DEPARTMENT  ——— ee  Convention Closes at Vincennes After Two Days’ Interesting Session

GIGNILLIAT. NAMED TO HEAD LEGION   Wabash Is Chosen for Next State Convention at Closing Session Tuesday

HOOVER IN LEAD   Wins Democratic Vote in Michigan Preferential Primary

HOOVER LEADS IN LATEST RETURNS   Johnson's Plurality Ove Wood In Michigan Will Be Over 40,000,

THOUSANDS 10 BE - LET OUT SOON   War Department Will Deop 12,00! Clerk, on July 12—Csetens Help "Miaiad Woes

RELEASE CLERKS AT WASHINGTON   war Department Will Let go ol 10,000 Office Workers July 12

A BIG INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE HERE   WILL MANUBACTURE THE MENGE MOTOR TRUCK   TRE WENGE WETOR COMPANY   A Million Dollar Corporation Organized To Put tn Qperation a Big Factory Plant Here,

ATG INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE HER   WILE MANUFACTURES THE   MENGE MOTOR TRECH   THE MENGE MOTOR COMPANY   A Million Dollar Corporation Orgar ized ‘To Put In Operation a Hig   kactory Plant Here,

AMERICAN SCHOONER ~ DEFEATS CANATIAN   ESPERANTO WINS CLEAN-CUT VICTORY IN- FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP RUN.   Massachusetts Vessel Beats Rivat on All Points of . Sailing,”

YANKEE CRAFT WINS FROM CANADIAN   Esperanto Runs Away From Delawana in First Heat of Ocean Race.

Cox, fan of Destiny, Is  Saved by a Rooster, in Peril of a Train Wreck'

CLOSE CALL FROM LYNCHING   Spirit of Fair Piay Asserts Itsel! Among Members of a Med at Thorold. Ont.

ia Nea i ai Le eh ce tna co deals  COMMON SENSE AND © FAIR PLAY SAVES MAN

GERMANS WIN CONCESSIONS AT CONFERENCE   Allied Experts Wil Investigate Coal Situation.

LOFTY GERMAN: 1 REGUKED Al SPA MEETING   Coal Operator Says Al lies are Afflicted with Disease of Victory.

COE WINS FIRST LLASH ON COAL   HEARING GRANTED BY ALLIES AFTER HARSH WORDS ARE EXCHANGED

MORE CONCESSIONS  ~~ BRE GIVEN GERMAN)   Experts Will Consider Coa - Question—Heated Debate Marks Session.

SOME WARM LANGUAGE MARKS SPA SESSION   Germans Want Coal Concessions— Repremanded for Mentioning “Disease of Victory”

BAD TEMPER ON GERMANS’ PART   RAISING A RUMPUS AT SPA ON QUESTION OF COAL.   INDULGE IN HARSH LANGUAGE   Allies Accused of Being Afflicted With the Disease ef Victery— Apolegy Made and Conference Resumed.

GERMANS OBTAIN ~ MORE CONCESSIONS   Experts to  Consider the Coal Question.

GEAMANS GRANTED MORE CONCESSIONS OVER FUEL (aka   TELL. ALLIED DELEGATES OCCU PATION OF RUHK WILL STOP PRODUCTION   WILL SUBMIT NEW PLAN   Meeting is Marked by Forceful Lan. guage—Reference tto “Those Afflicted With Disease of Victory” Causes Tilt.

Technical Questions Concerning Coal for Allies Discussed -by Represenietives of All Cannines.   PROVOCATIVE TONE ... IN EXPLANATIONS   German. Advisor Says: Problem Can Only Be ‘Setttec on Footing of Equality and Agreement With Workers

GERMANS ASK HELP ON COAL SITUATION   Threatened Occupation of Ruh: Would Only Halt Production.

GERMANY STANDS IN NEED OF HELP FROM THE ALLIES   Another Conference at Spa at Which Forceful and Clearly Understood Language Is Used Both Sides.

GERMANS OUT-TALK THE ALLIES AGAIN   Declare It Impossible To Provide the Amount of Coal Demanded in Treaty

Serman Finances Critical and Germany Calls Now for Allied  Assistance.

GERMANS GRANTED MORE. CONCESSIONS   Present Their Coal and Eco ~ nomie Situation to Allied ‘Representatives   USE FORCEFUL LANGUAGE   Enemy ‘Coal Expert Rebuked y: Premier of Belgiim-Durng. Reading of the Report

SURLY HUNG ARE SHOWING TEETH AT SPA POWWOV   DISPUTE ON COAL WARM   MINERS ASKING A DAY OF SIX HOURS—WILh TALK MORE

URANT GERMANY CONCESSIONS ON ECONOMIC CLAUS!   Presentation of Coal Question Brings Clash With Belgian Premier Before Allied  Commiccian.

GERMANS GAIN A NEW ADVANTAGE IN COAL MATTER   Representation Economic Sit uation Wins Further Allied Concessions.   STRONG LANGUAGE USED  German Foreign Minister Apologizes for Delegate.

GERMAN VIEW OF COAL AND ECONOMIC SITUATIOR   Presentation to Representa tives of Allied Governments Wins Further Concessions.

FURTHER CONCESSION ARE WON BY GERMANS   SPA CONFERENCE AGREES 10 EX. PERTS’ CONSIDERATION OF COAL QUESTION.

TO THE LEGION    National Commander Galbraith   Issues Armistice Day Message Today.

FORMAL STATEMENT GIVER BY LEGIONS COMMANDER: HE URGES RIGHT SPIRIT

ARMISTICE DAY PLEDGE   By F. W. GALBRAITH, Jr. (National Commander, American Legion

OPIAIT THAT MADE VICTORY MUST NOT CEASE TQ ENDURE   National Commander of Amer. ican Legion Issues Open Message to Nation.   ARMY SALUTES ITS FALLEN HEROES, SAYS MR. BAKER   Twentieth Century Independ. ence Day for World, Genera Pershing Declares — Secre. tary Daniels and Genera March Make Statements.

ACCLAMATION OF ARMISTICE DAY IN TRUE SPIRIT   Commander Galbraith Issues Brief Address To The People Of The United States.   THE TRIUMPH OF AN UNCONQUERABLE. SPIRIT   It Is A Day Destined To Keep Com, pany With The Immortals Of The Calendar For Ail Time.

LEGION HEAD ASKS FOR REVERENT ACCLAMATION   “To This End the American Legion Today and Forever, Pledges Tte All.’ He Savs.

ASKS NATION 10 HONOR ARMISTICE DAY   Commander of American Legion issues Statement,

ANNIVE FPOCHAL TOR   Parade ‘of Military Organizations Precedes Progr: At Rialto: Theate       MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS DONATE. THEIR: “SERVICES   Dance in Evening; ‘Presentation of Flag .to-be- Added. Featitre of: Observance: -

» KEEP TRE FAITH” 1S LEGION SLOGAN   National Commander Galbraith Sends > Armistice Day Message to the Brave Throughout Counthy,

{SSUES OPEN MESSAGE      American Legion Commande Urges Thnt Day Be Observed in Proper Spirit.

American Legion Head Asks for Right Spirit by All on Armistice Day   [Would Acclaim Event With  Same Spirit Which Made the Day Possible.

LEGION COMMANDER (SSUES MESSAGE   CALLS FOR GENERAL ACCLA: MATION OF ARMISTICE DAY. ©   TO DECORATE GRAVES   Says: Day ‘Marks Moments 0 Great History, Which Will Never Die.

Fight with Johnson in California to reveal strength or weakness   Wood vs. Johnson   Republican interest in primary contests centers in  Fone Cane Ae Dame Ce Cay rane eey Fy

IMPORTANT PRIMARIES NEXT WEEK   California and Indiana Next Tuesday Will Have [mportant Effect on National Candidacies

SENATOR FACES CRUCIAL TEST NEXT TUESDAY   Hoover And Hiram Johnsor Will Also Battle For Support Of Home State   HARDING IS BEFORE INDIANA ELECTORS   Johnson And Woed Are Fight ing Bitter Battle For Marviand Votes

HARDING AND HOOVER WILL LEARN FATES NEXT TUESDAY   California and Indiana State Primaries May Eliminate One Or Both From Presi dential Race

THOUSAND RAIL OFFICIALS GATHER IN CHICAGO 19TH TO DISCUSS WAGE AWARD

BROTHEREGOD MEN MEET.   Moré Than 1,900 Gather im. Chicage _* * Over, Railway Wages,

RAILROADERS TO ASSEMBLE WAGE AWARD   Wage Awaid is Promised Fo Juy 20th.

CLARK SURRENDERS POST OF HONOR 10 (7. 0. P. OPPONENT   Missouri Veteran, One Presidential Possibility and Speaker of House, Served 25 Years in Congress.

CHAMP CLARK LOSES SEAT IN J. S, CONGRESS   Representative from  Missouri Since 1897 Snowed under by a Young Republican Can. didate.   ELECTION NEWS

CLARK FINALLY BEATEN,   Former Speaker of House and Long Time Member of Congress Loses.

CHAMP CLARK HAS BEEN DEFEATED   Veteran Democrat Lost To His Republican Opponent By Large Majority.

[  CHAMP CLARK GIVES UP SEAT. TO REPIBHPAN      Veteran Missouri Congressman Defeated for Re-elec__tion by Over 5,000 Votes

LEADERS PLEASED WITH NOMINATIONS   Democrats Express Confidence With Cox and Rooseyelt as Standard Bearers   BOTH ARE YOUNG MEN!   Selection Due Primarily to Stubborn Fight of Loyal Delegations

Babies Born Christmas Day Lucky in Waukesha      CHARIOT, FREE, FROM RANDLE'S 1S PROMISE OF SOUTH STREET FURIE

Babies Born Christmas Day Lucky in Waukeshe         CHARIOT, PREE, FROM RANDLE’ 18 PROMISE OF SOU'RE STREET FURL

EXPULSION HINTED FOR W. 0. JENKINS   DECLARED MENICO WILL INSIST THAT PORMER CONSUL eA COPNTHY

FORMER CONSULAR AGENT TOU. 9. TOBE EXPELLED BY MEXICO   Belief Expressed That, Slayer of American Citizen. Has Been Killed   TRADE EXCURSION TO STATES 1S PLANNED   Carranza Government Alarm ed by Increasing Emigration of Farm Laborers

JENKINS MUST LEAVE MEXICO   United States Embassy Handed New Note to Foreign Office

MEXICO WILL  EAPEL JENKIN FROM COUNTRY   HIS ALLEGED DEALINGS WITE REBELS ASSIGNED AS CAUSE FOR HIS EXPULSION,

“ am Innocent! Long Live France,” Says Woman as She Faces French Firing Squad

SENATOR HARDING ON CONSTITUTION   Observance of Day for Regeneration of People’s Faith. .  @Uunnmerasr i: att Ar TUF t 45      SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND

SENATOR HARDING OR CONSTITUTION   Observance of Day for Res generation of People’s Faith. :  SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND

EXPECT. GERMANS TO SIGN TREATY PROTOCOL JAN. 1   Supreme Council Makes Plans for Ending of Struggle   PREMIERS TO PARIS

RATIFICATION ~ FIXED FOR JANUARY 10   Supreme Councif Has Ar ranged for Ceremony Then.

RATIFY TR HATY: SATURDAY.   Ccremony WL Take “Place t ¥reneh Korcion: Office,

Ratification of the Peace Treaty Is Finally Set for Next Saturday

SATURDAY WILL BE BAY   EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS SEEMS ASSURED.   Will Be Ueld In the French Foreigz OMce—Tnhited States WIL Not Be Represented.

WORLD PEACE JANUARY 10   Supreme Council in Paris Fixes Date and Decides It Should Be Held in Foreign Office.

Dismissed Injuction to  Prevent Ratification  of Suffrage Amendmen

DISWNSS COURT CASE TOANNUL AMENDMENT   Supreme Justice Refuses t Consider Suffrage Action By New Yorker.   SAYS HAS NO AUTHORITY

SUFFRAGE INJUNCTION HAS BEEN DISMISSED   By the District Supreme Court Authorities After the Presentation of Matter by Fairchilds of New York Before That Body.

SCORE VICTORY FOR SUFFRAGE   Justice Bailey Dismisses Pro ceedings Brought By Anti-Suffragist.

Suit to Prevent Promulgation of Ratification of Amendment and to Test Validity of Law Dismissed.

Injunction Suit Was Dismissec   Attempt to Restrain the Pro malge tion of the Ratification of Equa Suffrage Amendment Failed Before Judge Bailey.

“INJUNCTION THROWN opt   District Supreme Court Judge. not to Jnterfere. with. Suffrage,

EFFORT 10 BLOCK SUFFRAGE FAILS   District Supreme Court Dis:  misses Attempt to Block U. _ §. Officials From Ratifying.

SUFFRAGE ASSAULT  LOSES OUT IN  D.C.COURT     Washington ‘Supréme Justices Refuse to Enjoin , Cabinet Officers from Acting

Court Rejects : Suit te Test : Suffrage Lau   Judges Hold States Had Right   to Pass Amendment; Anneal Promised

COURT REFUSES TO ACT AGAINST EQUAL SUFFRAGE   Suit To Stop Enforcement After Enactment Is Dismissed.

District of Columbia Supreme Cous¥ Dismisses Injunction Brouzht By Chas. F. Fairchild.

DiaMllaS SUT DN VALIDITY OF CIIFFRAGE ALT   District Court Holds That it Has No Authority to Test Rights of State Legislatures

SURF RARE CASE IS DISMISSED   Proceedings: ‘Brought by Fair: childs: Ruled* Out: ‘of  1 COnart. :

COURT THROWS. QUT PLEA FOR INJUNCTION   TO PREVENT PROMULGA TION OF RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMEND MiewmM 3 _      Hearing Held Before Justice Bailey in District Supreme Court.

STOP SUT 10 BAR SUFFRAGE   DISMISSES PLEA TO PREVENT PROMULGATION OF MEASURE

SUFFRAGE ATTACK DISMISSED TODAY   DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT WITHOUT JURISDICTION.

DISMISS SUIT VERSUS SUFFRAGE   Injunction Instituted by New York League Decided by Justice Bailey.

COURT DISMISSES ANTI-SUFF CASE   Justice Bailey Holds Court Has No Power to Pass on Validity of Amendment.

DISMISSES  SUFF - ACTION   Suprems Court .. Justice “Rules ou  Test Injunction ‘agains Amendment

EFFORT 10 HALT SUFFRAGE MOVE IS DISHISSED   District of Columbia Court Holds it is Without Juris dictinn   New Yorker Serves Notice Thal He Will Appeal

ANTI-SUFFRAGE STEP DISMISSEL   Supreme Court Justice  Drops Injunction Proceed ings at Washington.

ANTI-SUFFRAGE PUTTIN Dente BY THE GOUAT   ACTION EN DEISTEICT OF COLUMBIA COURT DISMISSED: LACKED JURISDICTION,

SENATOR M'CORMICK CALLED ON PENANSE IN PHILADELPHIA   Illinois. Statesman Is For Lowden, As Big Man OF the West, While  Benitgylvanian Favors Knox.   PENROSE FAR FROM WELL MAN

McCORMICK VISITS PENROSE,   Iliinois Senator Admits Purpose Was ta Dieewes Potitica.

15,000,000 Aliens Try to Come to U.S.   ALL NATIONALITIES ANC CLASSES REPRESENTED AT EUROPE’S PORTS.

Men, Women and Children Await the  Opportunity to Emigrate to This  Country Says Report,

13 MILLION FIGHT TO COME HERE   Persons From All Parts of Europe Now Crowd eng Seaports in Old World Awaiting Opportunity to C'irosc.

HORES OF EUROPE LINED GY WAITING EMISBANTS 100.5,   Fifteen Millions Fighting fo Passage, Say Steamship Company Agenis.

GREAT FIGHT FOR PASSPORTS TO U.S   Fifteen Million Persons Crowd to Immigration Doors.   ‘Every Nationality in Europe Trying te Get Into the United States.

Te . i ak & THE COSTUWAS LIGHT.   Tota, Cost of; ‘Last! ‘Term of “Com ° w is: Less Than S300.

THE COST WAS LIGHT,   Total Cost of Last Term of Court was Less Than S300.

HAGERSTOWN GIRL CLERK ADENTIFIES RERGOOL   Also Identifies Ex-Assemblyman Roming as Having Visited the Draft Dodger.

HOTEL GLERK WITNESS AT BERGDOLL TRIA   Says Accused Draft Evade Was Guest Registering Under Assumed Name

FEDERATED UNIONS WILL [IGNORE APPEAI   Will Not Support Red Cross Call ~—~(iive As Execttse fis Inactivity In Ireland.

RED CROSS READY TO AID IRELAND   Burrell Says Organization Onl: Awaits People’s Request To Go In.

RED CROSS LEADER REFUTES CHARGES      will Aid Any Country : Upon Request.

Sinn. Fein; Avoiding: Open Warfare, Redoubles Acts of Terrorism. aN Emerald Isle.   BOMBS, FIRE ARE WEAPONS   Police ‘Barracks Blown Up. and Tas < Oftices. Raided and. Their  poe Records Destroyed.   wen Able to Penetrate Heavils Guarded Dublin, Where Thir“teen Fires Occurred,   rEW ATTEMPTS ON LIVES   Diily Four. Men Wounded in. Raids But Later Reports May Reveal Even More Crimes,

ANARCHY IN IRELAND   SINN FEIGNERS STAGE GREAT INCENDIARY OUTBREAK.   Pollee Stations, Barracks and Revenue Stations Blown Up and Burned-— Little Bloodshed.

OHIO SCHOOL MEN CONSIDER WAGES   Suggested Uniform Scale Fo Tearhors Raady for Boards

TEACHERS’ SALARY SCHEDULE ADOPTED   School Superintendents Agree on Wage Scale to Be Urged on Boards.

TOWNLEY BEATEN IN lS ATTEMPT TO WIN MINNESOTA   Nonpartisan League Candidate In Gopher State Is Decisively Defeated.   Elimination Candidate Picked by Republicans Piles Up Plurality of 21,000.

REPUBLICANS IN GOOD LEAD MINN. PRIMARY FIGHT   Non - Partisan Gubernatoria Candidate Lagging Behind Opponent

RED GROSS WORKERS W PROTEST OVER KILLING OF HOSPITAL INMATES   Red Advance Still Unhalted and Moscow Lies Within Stone’s Throw of Onrushing Soviet — Forces While Allies Watch.

POLISH ARMIES RETREAT BEFORE “RED” ONSLAUCH   BOLSHEVIK ARMIES LEAVING / TRAIL OF MURDER AND OUTRAGES IN ITS WAKE

SOVIETS LEAVE ~ MURDER TRAIL AND OUTRAGE   Oiltraging and Maltreating Polish Red Cross Nurses, Red Cross Reports

ORY.OF ‘MURDER’ Ig ANSWERED BY POLICE   Woman in Altercation With Man, Charges Hom With Several Murdets; Served Overseas.

CRIES OF MURDER,   They Attracted Poilcemen to New Work City Hall Park.

HY OF "MURDER - STURTEDFOIST  DRITATERPH   Woman Was Trying to Attract Attention to Her Hus. band Who She Said Was Crazy ‘But Had Killed Sev:  eral Ven. -..

MURDERER IS UNBER ARREST DUE TC. WOMAN   is Accused of Several Crimes And Turned Over to Police For Punishment.   Jack Welch is Arrested On Plazé Of City dall in Philadelphia

CRIES OF MURDER ATTRACT POLICE   Find Woman in Altercation With Man on Philadelphia City Hall Plaza   Woman Says Man Was He Husband—Denounced Him  me ee: ee

GAOOED AND oHELL MUGKE DOE RGEANT HELD FOR MURDER   Charged by Wife With Killin Man in New York, Officer in France and Negro.

a  AED FORCES LOSE CAOUND AS POLES LAUNCH OFFENSIVI   Bolsheviki Withdraw Their Forces Which Had Reached Vistula River.   WARSAW SECTOR IS NOW BEING RAPIDLY CLEAREC

ar FORCES LOSE pani AS POLES HAUNCH OFFENSIVE   gsc vei Withdraw Theil zacsss Which Had Reached Vistula River.   23% SECTOR IS NOW RAPIDLY CLEARED

THROWS BOMBSHELL INTO RANKS OF LABOR   John Donlin Says Workers Are Plainly Shirking Their Responsibility.

CAUSE OF CONFTSION   WILL DEMAND MAHON'S EXPULSION   A. F. of L. in Session at Mon. treal Takes up Case of St. Railway Union Head.

FORCES CUT IN STRAW HATS   U. §. Convinces Dealer: Profits Are Too High

Extra! Here’s a Federal Official Who Says He Convinced Dealers Profits Are Too High

La Men ‘Armed With’ Rifle: “and: High: Explosives “Attacl "Police: Barracks a at Door.

Use Rifles and Hand Grenades in Successful Stand Against Raiders

WARMING UP me ~— IN IRELAND   100 Men Armed With - Rifles and High Explosives Attack Police Barracks at Door.

errr eee eT eT TT TTS TT TT ST TT TT ee eT eT  ‘Last Minute News

ARMED MEN ‘MAKE ATTACK   Police Resisted With Ri fles and Hand Grenades—-None Hurt

Advice of United States sought on future attitude toward Russia   OX IMPORTANT DECISIONS   Polish victories over Bol sheviki to influence de i  cision of the Allies  :

SEEK U. 8. ADVICE ON ALLIED POLI TAWARN GERMANY   Overtures Will Be Made Before Coming Conference at Spa.   VITAL ISSUES TAKEN   Gerddes Instructed To Dis. cuss Russian Situation With U.S.

ALLIED HEADS TO CONSULT THE UNITED STATES   WILL GET YANKEE VIEWS UPON COMING MATTERS. AT SPA MEETING.   OTHER EUROPEAN  EVENTS OF THE DAY

‘VAN DRIVERS GO OUT   NEW WOE COMES TO CHICAGO HOME-HUNTERS,   Moving Operations at Standstill as Men Quit in Demand of $10 Raise.

CHICAGO MOVERS OUT   Add New Woe to Burdens of Home-Hunters.   Drivers and Helpers Seek $10 Raise and Nine-Hour Day—City Completely Tied Up.

CHICAGO MOVERS __ CAN'T GET A DRAY   Add New Woe to Burdens o Home-Hunters.   Drivers and Helpers Seek $10 Raise and Nine-Hour Day—City Completely Tied Up.

CHICAGO MOVERS: OUT   Add New Woe to Burdens. ef Home- Hunters. Say   Drivers and Helpers ‘Be and Nine-Hour Day pletely Tiéa- Up He

NEXT GRECIAN KING COUNDOURIOTIS SAYS PAPER   Constantine to Wait for Vote Before Going to Athens Delegates to Tell Him

MISS RICH DIES AT WASHINGTON, ILL   Former Alton School Teacher, Il! for Three Years, Dies Early Today— Funeral Saturday.

FORMER RESIDENT DEAD   Vrs. Lulu Stelert Died In Methedist Hespital.

TEEEGATES WOOL    Senator Johnson's Attorney Makes Application for Rei count of Votes. —

WOOD WILLCONTROL16 — NEW JERSEY DELEGATES   Returns from Tucsday’s Primary Give the General 52.497 Votes to Johnson's 51,405.

COMPLETERETURNS GIVEN. J. 10 WOOD   ONLY REVISED FIGURES OR RE. COUNT WOULD UPSET GENERAL’S VICTORY,

General Wood Secures 16 Delegates From New Jersey for Presidency   Senator Johnson Has Nine an: Three Will Go to'Convention Uninstructed.

WOOD WILL COMMAND SIXTEEN DELEGATES   Unless Revised Oifticial Figures or nu Recount Should Upset Resalt in New Jersey,

RUTH DOES IT AGAIN.   Knocks His Twenty-Eighth Home-Run of the Season.

RECORDED GREAT. VOTE   STEUBENVILLE GIVES _.HARDING MARGIN OF 2146 OVER COX,   While Entire County Will Roll Up a Majority of 4,000 for the Republican ’ National Ticket.

LOCALGOP RECORDED CREAT VOTE.   STEUBENVILLE GIVES “sHARDING MARGIN “" OF 2146 OVER COX,    While Entire County Will  Roll Up a Majority -of  4,000 for the Republican “National Ticket..

PROGRESSING NICELY.   ~operation of Taxpayers Great Help  to A™sessors of Personal Property.

COMPANIES NOT LILABLE   Military Service Waiver Upheld by Supreme Court

NEBRASKA BACK IN VALLEY ATHLETICS   READMITTED AT MEETING OF &S' EATS AT        A MISTAKE CORRECTED   Alumni and Students Favored the Return of School ta Old Connections

NEBRASKA BACK IN VALLEY ATHLETICS   READMITTED AT MEETING OF SCHOOL HEADS AT KANSAS CITY §   Alumni and Students Favered the Return of School to O!d Connections

OFFICERS ELECTED.   Enthusiastic, Meeting . of Arnel! Post America Legion ‘Heid Monday Night. -

MERICAN LEGION eee OFFICERS ELECTED   Enthusiastic  : Meeting: of’ Amiil Post America Legion Held : ‘Monday Night.

DEMOBILIZATION OF VILLISTAS IS BEING CONDUCTED   De La Huerta’s Office An. nounces Ceremony Will Be Over by Saturday

DEMOBILIZATION OF BANDIT"! FORCES CONTINUES; SIX MONTHS’ PAY DELIVERED

PROHIBS AAISE IRE ON ENGLISH PAPER:   Report Money to Dry World Will be Used in England is Cause:   MILLIONS WILL’ BE USED

Report That Prohibitionists in America Will Fight Liquor in Europe Arouses Britons’ ire

DRYS HAVE BIG FUND TO SPEND ON WORK   $53,800,000 May Be Spent to Aid Cause in Europe.   Great Gritain ts Stirred by Report of Drive of Americans With Large Sum.

CALLS DRYS MANIACS   GREAT BRITAIN STIRREO BY BIG DRIVE THERE.   Prohibition Organizations, Headed by Yankees, Have $33,800,000 to Spend in Evrope.

DRY DISCIPLES ANGER BRITAIN   Meddlesome Americans Are Not Looked On With Favor

BUFORD GUARDS ARRIVE   “Sovtet Ark’? Undergoing Repnirs Shonld Reach U. S. in  ee

SD ee en ee  FHENGH WAR COUNGIL REORGANIZED; PETAIN COMMANOER IN CHIE   FOCH, JOFFRE AND  PETAIN AMONG PROMINENT FIGURES IN VEW COUNCIL

FRENCH SUPRENE WAR COUNCIL   SOVIET GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS RUN FROM THE PLAGUE   PEORAE Cris a rita pooman OFFICIAL 19 SHOT   Scandinavian Labor Council Condemn Rolsheviam — Holshevik Soldiers  Reach Frontier of China.

ial SUPREME ~ WAR COUNCIL   SOVIET GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS RUN FROM THE PLAGUE   RERMAN OFFICIAL 18 SHON   . ~ - . # Scandinivian Labor Council Condemn Belshevism — Eolshevik ‘Soldiers  Reach Frontier of China.

ALLIES PLANS SENT KITING BY DUTCH REFUSAL   Legal Experts Puzzling For New Way to Get Ex-Kaiser Out of Holland   FIUME STILL TIED UP   POLAND APPEALS TO PARIS COUNCil FOR AID AGAINST I[MPENDING SOVIET ATTACK.   FOCH, JOEFFRE AND PETAIN HEAD NEW WAR COUNCIL

FOCH, JOFFRE AND ~ PETAIN ARE NAMED ON FRENCH COUNCH   THREE MARSHALS ARE TO HEAD WAR BODY UNDER PRESIDENCY OF MINISTRY

BASEBALL TROUBLES 7 SETTLED   WARRING FACTIONS IN TRE AMERIVAN LEAGUE — (tba PROMISED MATTERS   NEW VORK GEVS TRIRV PLACE 1N THY Pee aye THIRD PRIZE WONEY

NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO STRAIGHTEN OUT PROPERTY TANGLES.

PROTEST SUNDAY PLAYS   Women ef thmaha File Memorandum With Ceuncil Asking Prohibition ef Amuasement«.

Women of Qmaha File Memorandan With Conncil Asking Prohi este: sor ieee ete

Uruguayan Editor Killedin Duel by Ex-President.   DIFFERENCES WIVID JOURNALIS! TILED DY UEATH ON “EP ' or toNOR”

‘STILL FIGHTING.   Milary 7 Aealvition ov on russian Frent  ce. ao

Newberry Trial Opens” With Many : - Hundreds of Witnesses Presen

(SPIRES GUNS ‘Tien I TA ASS    Opening Siatement in’ F's¢ tion Scandal Gets: at © KeartofCace .- .   500 WILL SUPPORT IT   Army of Witnesses Ready to Testify on Government — Charges.

NEWBERRY ‘TRIAL.   Government's, “Opening  Statement Scheduled for ‘This..Afterncon.

$50,006 IN GOLD STOLEN FROM THE DENVER MINT   Man Under Arrest Admita Theft and Stolen Wealth fs Found Under A Sidewalk.

President’ ‘Intervenes  In Behalf of Negress  Sentenced to Deatl

WILSON SAVES COLORED WOMAN FROM GALLOWS   No Woman Hanged in Distric Of Columbia Since Lincoln's Death

SAVES WOMAN FROM HANGING   President Commutes Death Sentence of Negress Charged With Murder of Woman.

DECLARES WOMEN NOT ELIGIBLE T0 PUBLIC OFFICES   STATE BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS PASSES ON SIX QUESTIONS   MUST WAIT PASSAGE OF THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN}

BARS ALL WOMEN CANDIDATES   Election Coirmissioners Say They Can Neither Be Detegates Nor Candidatcs to State Conventions— Pass on Six Questione.

WOMEN RULED OUT BY ELECTION BOARL   ELECTION COMMISSIONERS SAY THEY CAN NEITHER BE DELEGATES NOR CANDIDATES

BPAVING HOUSHCLEANING.,   tweet Roads Ug ane Phan Goa  C cistaimals in Ode Dey,

NGREASED WATER RATES ASKED OF DOVER COUNCI   BALANCE WILL THEN BE RESTORED

cl  But .First Remove Plant’s “Political Control’ Urges Judd, In Report  BALANCE WILL THEN BE RESTORED  eee ce eae eee a     ‘ ' 4 ‘a " My p: ‘= @ oe ah ee Wine y eV) om ns . 2 3 H) E fy : ws 4     Revenue Now Rapidly Absorbed By Increasing Operating Costs, Says Retiring Super      BALANCE WILL THEN BE RESTORED!

MANIAC SHOT Wi E, CHURCH ~ INNEW YORK   Dr. Jas: ‘W. Markoe, J., Pier Rees ‘Morgan’s. Physician assing the Collection - Box  . Was‘ Shot: Dead.:

INSANE MAN KILLS: MARKOE IN ni   Morgan's Physician Dies From Wound and Other Nar-- powly Escape.   THOMAS SIMPKIN IS HELD   Man Had Escaped From ar Asylum and Is Now — Detained,

FASHIONABLE NEW YORK CHURCH IS MADE SCENE OF SHOOTING AFFRAY YES. TERDAY MORNING

MANIAC SHOT UP M.£, CHURCH INNEW YORK    (By United Pregs).  Dr, Jas. W. Markoe, J. Pier - Passing the’ Collection Box, pont organ's ae Was Shot Dead.

Insane Man Shosis: Physitian in Chiiré!   CGI C4 :0N SUED TO SENG A! ME wREMHED AFTER THE AGKEMGEN

Maniac Shoots Up Fashionable Church   One Vestryman Shot and lastantly hilled, Others Wounded Betore Maniae Is Overpowered  SOT eS aS Re

PHYSICIAN IS KILLED BY MANIAC   New York Church Is the Scene of Crazy Man’s Gun Play.

MANIAC RUNS AMUCK IN NEW YORK CHUREE   Fires Revolver in Fashionable Church and Hits Two of the Cangrewation   MINISTER THEN PREACHES “DARKENED UNDERSTANDING’    Assassin Overpowered in Nearby Park and Will Be Returned to an E . Asylum \

AMERICAN OBSERVER TO BE PRESERT   ilies to Hold Ginferenca Wh the Bolshevik Minisfer,

U..$. ATTITUDE UNFLINCHING IN RUSSIAN POLIC)   Talk of Having Hoover Direc! Internation Commission On Supplies

REAL PURPOSE 18 70 AID RUSSIANS   Although American Foreign Policy Is In Undefined State, There Is No Intention to Fight Russia.   REOPENING OF TRADE RELATIONS I$ URGED   Emergency That Sent Troops to Siberia Has Passed and Japan Can Prevent Own Invasion of Bolshevism.

WALSH IS AFTER WILSON’S SCALF      Warm Fight for Control of Bay State Presidential Delegation—Primaries in Several States Today

THREE STATES — VOTING GHOIGE   Per Presidential Candidates, Ohio and New Jersey Pri. maries Leading in Interest.   THE BUCKEYE STATE GIVES THE BIG SHOW   ‘In New Jersey the Wood aud  the. Johnson Porces are Comiur to Grins.

Big Battle Ground Of Day Is Believed To Be In Ohio.  “Woop FOE OF FAVORITE SON  sc ntsthitctnss illic tahitian   New Jersey Voters Making Choice Between Wood Johnson

FAUTIONAL STRUGGLE IN TWO STATES   Fyes of G.0.P. are Directe: Today to Ohio and New Jersey,

U. § TO RECOGNIZE MEXICC   Existing Government Has ~Demonetrated Its S&tabiiity to Satlefaction of President Wilson.

MEXICO TO BE RECOGNIZED   De La WHuerta’s Government Has Demonstrated Its Stability.

1,500 TELEPHONE GIRLS LOSE JOBS   ‘Bell System Installs Automatic Machines In Cleveland

NO FIRE-MUCH SMOKE   INDEED MISS WOOSTER THINKS THERE IS- MUCK ‘TOO MUCH.,   So She Is Trying to -Fird Another Woman Who Thinks a Man May Smoke and Stifl be Civilized.

STRIGT SEGRECY AT MEETING OF BASEBALL READS   Joint Session of Majors Trying to Avert Baseball War.

CLUB OWNERS IRON OUT DIFFERENCES AT MEET   Hope !s Held That Amicable Settlement Wiil Be Reached,

HOPE BASEBALL ROW IS NEAR SETTLEMENT   ELEVEN CLUBS FAVORING LASKER PLAN ARE WILLING TO HAVE JUDGE M’DONALD HEAD NEW LEAGUE.

DEMOCRATS TO HOLD QUADRENNIAL MEET   ‘Many Leaders’ Arriving In’ Washing ton Early To Discuss Com-.  : ing Campaign.

DEMOS ASSEMBLE FOR LOVE FEAST   Jackson Day Banquet Long Considered Famous Event by Party Men,

RESIDENT Ba SUAPRSE FOR HIS FOLLOWERS   WILL, SEND IMPORDANI VOU OF GREETING TO PARTY DINNER, JAN. 18.

President Wilson to Send. Imeortant Word of Greeting to Jackson Day Celebratio

May Reveal Attitude on Third Term ai Jackson Day x Dinner.   BRYAN “BUTTING IN”   Commoner Acting to Speed Treaty as Party Policy.

IMPURTAN  MESSAGE 13 10 BE SENT   Great Political Significance : Attached to White House Announcement.   WILL BE ISSUED JANUARY 8   Third Term Question Expected To Be Definitely Settled

IMPORTANT WORD OF GREETING FROM PRESIGENT WILSOA   Democratic Leaders Interestec in Message to be Sent to Jackson Day Dinner.   SIX BIG CITIES BIDDING FOR NATIONAL CONVENTIO)   A. F. Mullen, of Nebraska, Will Introduce Resolution ai Meeting Thursday Recommending  Two-Thirds Kuie tor Making Neminations be Abrowated and Adopt Majority Plan

DEMOCRATS WILL GET MESSAGE ON WILSON'S VIEWS   Announcement That President Is to Send Word of Greeting Causes Speculation in Party Circles.   TO MEET JANUARY :   » ee First of Delegates From Six @sties That Are Bidding for Party’s National Contien, on Scene.

RUMORS OF PRESIDENT’S THIRD TERM INTENTION   Wi Send Important Message to Demo cratic Dinner on Jackson Day, Jan Harry. ©.

PRES. WILSON HAS MESSAGE FOR THE PARTY   ‘Important Word of Greeting’’ Will Be Sent to Democratic Dinner on Jackson Day.

DEMOCRATS TO MEET   Chiefs Are Gathering for Powwow on Thursday.   Meeting Will Fix Place and Time for Convention and Reveal the Candidates.

BIG DAY FOR DEMOCRATS   Party Leaders From All Sectlons of the Country Attend Jackson Day Banquet at Washington.

WILSON TELLa DEMOCRATS He HAS GREETINE   sagt HE WILLSEND TO DEMO  ATIC DINNER HERE ON THURS SDAY EVENING   Faithful Wondering If It Will Be hird Term Or Only Views Cn Policies

EMOCRATS WILL MEET. THIS WEEK   Chiefs Are Gathering tor Powwow cn Thursday.   Meeting Will Fix Ciace and Time for Convention ar.’ Reveal the Candidz ‘¢s.

WILL SENDA GREPTING..   President Renieiibers Deniveratic : ° Winner, January 8.

DEMOCRATS AWAITING E WORD FROM WHITE HOUSE   Announced That President Wil Send Important Message to Jackson Dinner.  RAI

PRESIDENT TO SEND MESSAGE TO DEMOCRATS      WHITE HOUSE SAYS I WILL BE “IMPORTAN’ WORD OF GREETING”   May Announce His Decisior Not to he a Candidate for the Third Term.

EXPECT 1,500 DEMOCRATS AT GREAT DINNEF   Jackson Day Event Will Be Held in Two Sections Owing to Crowd Desiring To Attend.

TO SEND GREETING   President Wilson Will Have “‘Impor tant Word Greeting” for Jackson Day Dinner,

DEMOCRATS ARE NOW ARRIVING   Important Letter From President Wilson is to Be Read

‘IMPORTANT GREETING’ IS PROMISED BY WILSON TO JACKSON DAY BANQUET

DEMOCRATS AALLYING AT NATIONAL = CAPITOL FOR CONFERENCE AND: JACKSON DAY DUNNER

TO DISCUSS CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS GATHER AT WASHINGTON ron POW-WOW.   @ Time and Place for Convention to Be Fixed—May Reveal! Names of Probable Candidates.

WILSON TO SEND IMPORTANT WORD TO DEMOCRATS   White House Announce.  -. ment Says Greeting. te Jackson Day Diners Will Be “Important” — May Be Third Term Views.

WILSON WILL SEND AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE   Contents Arouses Interest Among Democrats Who Will Attend Jackson Day Banquet Thursday Night.

VEMOCRATS ARE GATHERING FOR JACKSON DINNER   President Wilson Promises to Send Important Word of Greeting.   Vice Chairman J. Bruce Kremer of Butte on the Ground.   Woman Members of National Committee Will Be Among Those Present.

WILSON PROMISES WORD TO DEMOCRATIC MEETING   Wide Conjecture Evident as to Whether President will Discuss Third erm Issue

JACKSON DAY _ DINNER DINERS   Democratic Leaders Beginning To Arrive in Washington.   7 GOVERNORS __ ARE EXPECTED

Chiefs Are Gathering ‘for Powwow on Thursday.   Meeting WII Fix Place and ‘Time fo Convention and Reveal the Candidates.

[IMPORTANT WORD COMING FROM WILSON   White House Announces Message Will be Sent to Jackson Dav Banauet   BRYAN LEADS REVOLT:   Reported That Commoner and President Will Split Over the Treaty

WILSON TO SEND AN “IMPORTANT WORD” TO DEMOCRATIC MEETIN(   SECRETARY TUMULTY DECLINES, HOWEVER, TO SAY WHAT “WORD” WILL BE.

SEW WORD[ FROM WILSON.   The President- “Will Send Important “VYessare to Democrats

PRESIDENT WILSON MANDATE FOR ARMENIE   No Decision on Supreme Coun. cil’s Request Has Been  Reached Yet.

PRESIDENT CONSIDERS ALLIED PROPOSAL, BUT ~ REACHES NO DECISION   Government Officials Surprise at Receipt of Reports of Council’s Course

PRESIDENT   CONSIDERING ALLIED PROPOSALS   That U.S. Accept Mandate Over Armenia —No Decision Reached.

not n n NEGRO [a LYNEHED Le: bi ang By NEATUCRY REG   Ummnashed Men Take Pris onc: Trom Officers and Gei Away   VIARCED Wridi CRIME      Lynched Neg:o Was Chare ed With Assault Upon 14 ¥Yem-Old Gul-—Was Cap ted an Miciigan Las Wraale

Gale Sweeps Over Atlanti: Seaboard, Reaching Height In New England   FLOODS ACCOMPANY BIG STORM IN MANY PLACE;   TURE KNOWN DTAD ANI MANY INJURED IN NEW YORK; BOSTON BURIED UN. DER SNOW AND SLEET,

10 INDICT ALL IN CENTER MOB   ‘ENTER NEGRO, TOO YOUNG TO BE EXECUTED LEGALLY, IS LYNCHED

A LYNCHING 5 BEING PROBED   GRAND JURY ORDERED TO Rt TURN BILLS AGAINST ALL CONNECTED WITH CASE

WHO HAS SEEN MAN LOST IN LAWRENCE!   FATHER OF D. H. ATHEY MISSING SINCE HE CAME TO TOWN YESTERDAY   Described as Dunkard 67 Years Old —Jess Venard Loses Memery On Farm

WHO HAS SEEN MAN LOST IN LAWRENCE:        FATHER OF DOL ATHEY MISS. ING SINCE, HE CAME ‘FO N YESTERDAY      Described ax Dankard 67 Years Old —Jeas Venard Loses Memor) On Farm 

WENT OCT TO TO WED       U.S. Consul in Sweden Found Way Around Pitliculy:

STORY 16 WITHOUT A GRAIN OF TRUTH, SAYS MA. BOLLING   Treasurer’s Explanation Perfectly Satisfactory to Chairman of Shipping Board.   NOTHING INCRIMINATING FOUND BY INVESTIGATION      Belief Expressed That It Was Blackmail Engineered to Force President's Brotherin-Law to Intercede to Save Sands From Prosecution,

Chairman Benson Rushes ~ To Defense Of Officers Named In Alleged Scandal

PENNSY MEN ie OVER PROPOSAL   WITH OFFICIALS. TO ESTABLISH A. PERMANENT TRIBUNAL’ ™   for. the Adjustment : af Wage Disputes —Shop Craft and Other Employes Attended ‘the Meeting.

BREAKS RECORD   Fastest Distance Runs on American Railway Are Recorded.

SPEED RECORD MADE MONDA\   ‘Special Train On New York  Central Covers 225 Miles In 184 Minutes

CENTRAL MAKES RECORD TIME ON CANADIAN RUA   Trip From Windsor, Canad Made in Just 184 Minutes, Officials Sav.

ANTHRACITE COAL MEN “ARE CONFERRING TODA’   Union Officials. and Operators De clare They Will Reach .. ; Adjustment.

ADJUSTMENTS IN HARD COAL WAGE WILL COME NEXT   WITH BITUMINOUS AGREEMENT MADE, ATTENTION TURNED TO ANTHRACITE SCALE.   400,000 MINERS TO GET A 27 PER GENT INCREASE

HARD COAL MEN SEEK AGREEMENT   BITTMINOUTS MINERS’ WAGE SCALE-DISPOSED-OF.      Are Granted 27 Per Cent Wage Increase For 2 Years—District Ofl-

New Wage Agreement in the Anthracite District Will Be Reached Soon.

DOLLAR RAISE IN COAL PRICE   Operators Predict Wage Ad: vance Will Be Passed on to Public With Interest.   AGREEMENT IS SIGNED

SOFT COAL WAGE SCALE I$ FIXED      Negotiation of New Contract For Anthracite Workers Now Underway

CONGPIRAGY (SCHARGED BY DAYS   ‘Prohibition Commission Kra“mer Declares Law Is Inade quately Enforced.

LOANS TO RUSSIA HEAVY   Britain Has Advance Nation Near 606.000.000 Pounds

Great Britian Loaned Over Seven Billion   Dollars to Allies Duning the War— Two and One-Half Billion Bein}  +h Doema

WANT MORE LIGHT ON MEETINGS OF ALLIED =PREMIERS   BRITISH PAPER  ER ASSERTS POSITION OF SECRECY IS APPROACHING SCANDAL —STOP DEBATE

Ambassadors to Take Up Russian Question   Now Awaiting Premier Millerand in London--All the Allies Have Loan ed Her Immense Sums.

Resolution Declining to Grant President’s Request Is Adopted by - Overwhelming Vote   DEFEATS DEMOCRATIC PROPOSAL TO DELAY UNTIL TREATY RATIFICATION

SENATE FOR VOTE NOW ON MANDATORY   Reject Democrat Leaders’ Plan lo Delay Armenia Decision Till Treaty'’s Siened.

OHIO GOVERNOR IS DELIGHTED   Democratic Executive Pleased to See State Honored by Nomination.

GOVERNOR COX IS DELIGHTED   Deciares He Is Pleased to See Ohio Honored by Senator Harding's Nomination.

WAGE BOOST INCREASES COAL PRICES   Advance in Cost Is Un avoidable Says Mine Operator.

HIGHER COAL PRIGES SEEM TN BE PERTAIN   Mine Offcials Declare that « Haise I Cnaveidable Under the Preseat Candtins   MINERS THREATEN A STRIKE ON APRIL 1   Meeting of Concillation Woard and Union OGictals Will Be Held Wo astebet

F  ILLED STOCKINGS  FOR SANTA CLAUS   FINE CANDIES IES AND NUTS PLACED ,IN  RECEPTACLES TODAY.   MANY WARM CLOTHES   New Garments of the Most Useful Sort Have Been Put at Disposal of Committee.   Further Donations of Eatables to Fill Christmas Boxes is Desired by Santa.

[FILLED STOCKINGS FOR SANTA CLAUS   MANY WARM CLOTHES   New Garments of the Most Use-. ful Sort Have Been Put ~ at Disuosal of Committee.   Further Donations of Eatables te Fill Christmas Boxes is Desired by Santa. 

VOLCANO MIGHT PLUNGE EARTH INTO ICE AGE   Noted Scientist Says Series Of Severe Eruptions Woulc Nn it   Headed Expedition to Mount Katmar

WETS TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS   Real Fun -of the Circus to Start Soon. -

PLATFORM WORK IN CALIFORNIA   Jemocratic Carpenters Split on Construction Program. Wet and Dry Issues and H.C. of L.  Cause Most Concern..   COLBY SPEAKS

TO AVERT STORM IN DEMOCRAT: {CONVENTION   Still Occupies Much Attertion of Chairman Cummings Today.

Democrats May Sidetrack League As Biggest Issue   Leaders Gathering At 'Frisco Not At All Unit On Idea of Issues   DOMESTIC PROBLEMS MAY BE FEATURED

nar “WLS N 1S20PLATFORM SAY BOURBONS   Plank Pickers Careful ih Selecting Cam- paigh Timber   COLBY DENIES IS. TO BE CHAIRMAN   Cummings Confers With Leaders to Avoid Fight—League Not the Ghief Issue

PLATFORM 10. AVERT STORM AIM OF DEMS   Tatinnsl ‘Thaiemen Cm mings busy - discussing possible planks.at. .. SWpigeg —

CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS IN LONG CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS.   H.C, 0.L. AND DRY PLANK OF MORE IMPORTANCE SOME SAY

Treaty Issue May Give Way To High Cost Of Living and Liquor Planks As Chiefs. Consider Different Problems Now.. Up.   GLASS EXPECTED WITH VIRGINIA PLANK Prediction Made That Party Will Not Go On Record As Favoring Ratificatnon With Some Sort Of   Racarvations. }

CUMMINGS A'TT won   Democratic Leader Endeavoring  Frame Platform -to Avoid Storm Over Loaguo and Pro ibitlon.

PLATFORM CAUSE ~ OF MUCH WORRY “TO THE DEMOCRAT   Leaders Are Seeking To Avert Threatened Storm in 2 Planks.   SMALL VANGUARD AT SAN FRANCISCO   Rush of Delegates To Conventior City Expected To Begin Next Week.

WILSON TO MAKE, A PROMPT REPLY   Premier Nitti Disposed. Tc Accept Compromise. 

Alerady Confering With JugoSlavia Over Fiume Question   WILSON’S NOTE TO ALLIES

WILSON STARTS WORK ON ANEW NOTE TOENTENTE   Apparently Planning to Make Prompt Reply to Premiers

PRESIDENT AGAIN BUSY UN ANSWER TH ALLIES   Pians Prompt Response to invitation to Join in Solving Problem.   NOTES HAVING EFFECT      Italians Open Conversations With Jugo-Slavs on Adriatic Muddle.

VIESON BEGINS ‘WORK ON-NOTE TO PREMIER’      Plans To Make Prompt Reph fo Suggestion That Unitec states Join. In Seeking Te  - Brine Solution   ITALY IS AGREEABLE - TO PROPOSED ACTION   Italian Newspapers Protes Over Notes Being Publishe< In England, France Anc United States

WILSON PREPARES NOTE   WRITING REPLY TO LATEST PROPOSAL ON ADRIATIC.   No Ludication as to Attitude on Sug: gestion of Direct Discus: Retween Contestanis,

Prompt Repty Is Apparent Aim o} President. Regarding Adriatic : Situation.

SEAPLANE LOST ON MICHIGAN      Three Men Reported Los On Lake in Naval Plane

COMMITTEES 10 BE REORGANIZED   Will Cut Number From Seventy-seven to Not More Than Thirty   EACH SENATOR MEMBER   Proposal of Change Meets With Approval of Both Political Parties

SENATE MAY YET REFORM ITSELF   STEP IN THAT DIRECTION WITH HOPE OF SUCCESS.   TO CUT DOWN THE COMMITTEES   Something Like Forty of Small importance to Be Conselidated—Fasored by Both Majority» and Minerity.

‘SHOPCRAFTS NAME TWO FOR LABOR BOARD   Wharton and Jewell Selectec By Group; No Unanimity ir  Choice of Others

RAILROAD UNIONS . NAME: CANDIDATES   Wilson: Gets: ‘Labor's: ‘Selections: Public.And. Execittives’: Choice “Not Yet-Made. < :

LAGORNANES NET FOG RAL WAGE BOARD   PRESIDENT WILSON WILL SE LECT THREE FROM THE TEN NOMINATED.

LABOR NOMINATIONS FOR RALLROAD WAGE BOARD SUBMITTED   ‘President Wilson Gets Names From Which He Will Se- Ject Three Men

LET PRESIDENT SELECT NAMES   Labor’s Nominations to R. R Labor Board Created Dissension Among Union Heads.

LABOR SELECTS ITS WENIGERS ON RAIL WAGE BODY      Names of Ten Men Submitted ta President Wilson, Who Will - Pick Out Three.

NOMINATIONS FROM LABOR 18 BOARD RECEIVED   Fen Names Submitted by Rv. Workers to Presi dent Wilson Today

Brotherhoods Name Men — for R. R. Labor Board   Ten Names Submitted to Wilson from Which the President Will Select Three To Serve During Wage Negotiations.

PRESIDENT HAS NAMES OF RAIL MEN SELECTED   Will Pick Three of Ten Names Submitted to Him.

NOMINATIONS BY LABOR SUBMITTE!   There Were Ten Names From Which the President. Will Select * Three.

LABOR NAMES MEN TO RAILROAD BOARL   Ten Names Submitted To Wil. son From Which To Choose Three Men.

Wharton and Jewel of the Railway. Department of the American Fed-  eration of Labor Are Chos-   en by Shops Crafts. 

ARBITRATORS NOMINATED BY RAIL UNIONS   .iST OF MIN IN WAGE BOARD OF APPEALS SENT TO PRESIDENT FOR HIS CHCICE

MRS. WILSON IS CONFIDENI   Defensee In Brown Murder Trial Feels Sure of Woman's  Reaulttal

FATHER HOPES FOR ACQUITTAL   Des Moines Man Stands by Accused Children

MRS. WILSO  N IS CONFIDENT   Defensee In Brown Murder Trial Feels Sure of Woman's Beawuititial.

COMMISSION   On Plans for Formation of Interna tional Court of Justice Will Meet June 11.

League Commission to Plan International Court Will Meet at The Hague June 1

GERMANS HALT ALLIED TRAINS   Provisions on Way to Poland De tained at Schneidmuhl  _ Several Hours. ,   GREW CLASHES WITH NATIVES   Workmen at Rantoba, Near Oppelin. Sidetrack French Troop Train— Three Other Trains Stopped Elsewhere,

PROVISION TRAING HELD WN GERMAN)   Supplies on Way to Poland Halted at Schneidmuhl.   RESIDENTS AND CREW CLASH   Rantoba Workmen Sidetrack French Troop Train Near Oppeln—Three Other Entente Trains Report. ed Held Up at Other Places.

‘BLUEBEARD’ UP AS SWINDLER   Frenchman Arraigned in Police Court —Disapearance of 11 Women is Ignored.

NEW STORMS.   Northern and Eastern France Again Suffering from the Elements.

FIRE IN CABIN SPREADS TERROR ON HUDSON BOAT   Passengers in Night Robe: _ Quit Berths as Flames  De ee, ag”

SLIGHT FIRE ON STEAMER MORSE CAUSES PANIC AMONG PASSENGERS   Crackling Flames Awakened Occupants of Statereom--Fire Soon Extingaisbed but Wakeful Passengers Were Alarmed-~Lighted Cigarette Probable Cause of The Fre.

HINES MADE RAILROAD ‘GOAT’   President Designates Him as Agent of Government to Be Sued in Equity Cases

nlNES MADE RAILROAD ‘GOAT   President Desicnates Him as Acent of Governmm® {to Be Sued in > Ecuity Cases,

APPROPRIATION LARGEST MEASURE EVER CARRIEL   Heuse Adds $75,788,900 to 1 ustoftie:  Bill, Making the Total  7  . £480.97 7 ses.

Galleries Filled in Bot  Houses Totlay to Wit- — ness Ceremonies, ,   HARDING BACK— 4   ‘FACES MUCH WO   The Next President is # Observed of All Observers Today.

PRESIDENT-ELECT SITS IN CONGRESS   HARDING BACK IN WASH. INGTON-+IS MUCH IN DEMAND.

Harding Tells Senators He Hopes ‘for Cooperation in Coming Tasks

Anoears in Senate and Makes Short Speech  Pledging His Co-operation With Congress  Sixty-sixth Congress Begins Final Session Monday 

HARDING MAKES BRIEF SPEECH; GIVEN OVATION   Speculation Rife Whether President Will Return .: Treaty of Versailles,   LAWMAKERS PROPOSE: HOST OF INQUIRIES

HARDING IN SEAT IN SENATE   President-Elect Makes Brief Talk-Lodge Heads Committee That Calls at White  House. 

‘CONGRESS CONVENES FOR SHORT SESSION   President-Elect Harding Present For Roll Call and  DRanuntemetdnntion .

CONGRESS MET © “AT NOON TODAY   ONLY THE ROUTINE OF ORGAN~VEATION TRANSACTED.   HARDING WAS. THERE   2 : fe “% THE PRESIDENT-ELECT GIVEN AN OVATION IN SENATE,   In Brief Address He Declared One of His Ambitious was There  Should be Tear Work.

CHEERG FOR HARDING. AG CONGRESS GPENS   nlléries Crowded When Sedat and House Convened:‘Pothy at Noon,         HARDING MAKES . SPEECH        Frlenthy  Hetailansthig pIL-Uee White House cred 66th Congress,

CONGRESS TAKES UP THEIR WORK   Sessions Today - Were Limited to Usual Formal Ceremonies

PPHOPRUATION GiLLS WILL BE GEN PRINGIPAL GONGIDERATION   Iwo New Senators Sworn [na on Opening Day; Session Will ~ Last for Three Months, Ending With Inauguration  of Harding on Ma rch Fourth, Next.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING = GIVEN OVATION IN SENATE: FORECASTS CO-OPERATION   Bill Repealing Various War-Time Statutes Introduced “in House-Finance Corporation Revival Res-. olution Framed.

FACES BUDGET OF FIVE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS. NEEDED   Co-Operation Of White House Pledged By Sen. Harding.

HANDING FOREGAGTS ERA UP AMITY BETWEEN TWO ENDS OF THE AVENUE   Next Chief Magistrate Responds to Ovation in Senate by Releasing Peace Dove to Fly Betwéen White House and Capito]

Has to Make Speech Fror the Floor of Senate— 66th Congress Opens Final Session

HARDING: TELLS CONGRESS HELL HAVE TRAMWORK   Papdicts Closer Cooperation Be‘tween Congress and the White Hoyse       “NEW SESSION OPENS   Puagdeat Wilton May’ Deliver  Comnitingeition to Congress in Person ie

FINAL SESSION GOTH CONGRESS CONVENES TODAY   President-Elect Harding in His Seat as a Senator.

President-Elect Harding Addresses Colleagues as Senate Convenes   WILSON AND LODGE COME FACE 10 FAC

Harding Predicts a Day of Co-operation Between Congress and White House

IS LEAVING IT WITH INCREASED RESPECT   Means to Be Insistent on Own Responsibilities

Next Chief Execntive Creates Precedent in Responding to Demands for An Address; Lodge Notifies President   President Wilson Fails to Shake Hands With Members of Committee; Will Send. Message in Writing

DELIVERS ADD PESS UN SENATE FLOOR AND GIVES POLICY   Cooperation and Friendly Rela tion sBetween White Hcuse and Congress Promised.   WANTS BETTER TEAM WORK   That Is One of His Chief Ambitions He Tells Fellow Senators and Visitors.

GAVELS AAPPED IN HOUSE. AND SENATE AT ANON   President-elect. Harding: warm  I Greeted: Upon His  : _ Frirance:.   BETTER TEAMWORK IS PREDICTED IN- ADDRESS   Not Known Whether. Wilsor Will Read His’-Message to Congress  .-:

HARDING APPEALS FOR TEAM WORK   The President-Elect Briefly Addresses Senate,   NO REFERENCE 10 POLICY   Urges Co-operation For Service Without “Surrender at Either End of the Avenue,”

SENATE GEER GHEET HARDING ASHE ENTERS   PRESIDENT-ELECT IS ACCOMPANIED BY REPUBLICAN LEADER LODGE

DTH GONGHESD OPEN NAL Seal WCU BUSINESS BEAY   Immigration to be Curbed fo: Two Years, Rehabilitatior Of War Finance Corporatior Forecasted. -—-Appropriatior Bills to Be Pased.

GGTH CONGRESS OPEN: FINAL SESOIOM, MUCH BUSINESS READY   Immigration to be Curbed for Two Years, Rehabilitation Of War Finance Corporation Forecasted. —Appropriation Bills to Be Pased.

OVATION GIVEN TO FUTURE CHIEF HARDING   NO BUSINESS WAS TRANSACTED BY THE SENATE   HARDING COMPELLED TO RESPOND TO OVIATION   In Short Address Made From. th Floor of the Senate Says That There Will Be Closcr Co. Operation Between White Houce and Cannrece

Day of Cooperation With White Nouse was Forecast.  A ~~ :  OVATION FOR THE SENATOR      fis Speech was Brief But Senate Adjourned Immediately Afterward.

HARDING GIVEN ROUND OF CHEERS   PRESIDENT-ELECY TOOK HIS SEAT AS SENATOR AS te   HARDING A SPEAKER   Senators Adjourned Shortiy Afier Incoming Executive Aduressed the Senate.   Senate Session Was Short and Turbuleni, Session of House Lasted Longer.

Third and Final Session of the Sixty-Sixth Congress Begins with Senator Harding Holding Center of Interest   GALLERIES CROWDED AS # GAVELS FALL AT NOON

SENATOR HARDING CHEERED WHEN HE APPEARS ON FLOOR   Makes Brief Speech and Body Adjourns—Present Third of Present Congress—Big Problems Ahead,

AL EVES CENTER ON CONGRESS IN FINAL SESSION   Nation’s La wMakers Agair Gather at Washington To Wind Up Affairs.

BETTER TEAM WORK IS NEEDED GAYS HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT FORKECASTS FRUENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN WHITE HOUSE AND BOTH  PRANCUPIPOQ Le peyton prgeee

TEAMWORK 15 HABNIN' Ai   PRESIDENT-ELECT BRIEFLY ADDRESSES SENATE AFTER OVATION -

HARDING MAKES SHORT ADDRESS BEFORE SENATE   ROTH HOUSES ADJOURN YN RFE. SPECT OF DEAD MEMBER'S     CONGRATULATIONS TO PRESI DENT-ELECE ARE HEARTY.

‘Lodge and Wilson Meet When Letter lo Adviced of Session.   VOLSTEAD MOVES TO END WAR STATUTES   Many Matters Before Two Bodies Before the Congress Ends.

HARDING IN BRIEF TALK TO SENATE   Hopes For More Friendly Rela. tion Between Senate And White House.

HARDING MAKES, “TALKIN SENATE   Telis Colleagues he Will Work for- Harmony in Government.   IS GIVEN’ BIG OVATION

SIATY-SIXTH CONGHESS IN LAST SESSION   Harding Given Ovation When he Enters Senate with Senator Lodge.

PRESIDENT-ELECT - FORCED TO SPEAK   Senator's Response Told of Am ition: \ta insure Better ‘Team. Vork in Future

Provident-Eieet he Hardiig ae Short Taik From Floor ot senate: Fore.         joroperation Bet swoon Senate     nnd ‘President. :

IN FINAL SESSION   President-Elect Harding is in His Seat and the Galleries Were Filled Early in the Day —Crowded When Gaves  C «il   NO BUSINESS DONE IN SENATE CHAMBER   In Address From Floor Senator Harding Discusses Relations Between White House and Congress—Pleased’ at Greeting.

SPEAKS FROM FLOOR OF SENATE   President-Elect Responds to Ovation and Expresses Thanks for Greeting   Predicts Co-operation and Friendly Relations Between White House and Coneress

Arpropriaion Bills Considered; President Wil: -- $On's: Message Will Be Delivered Tomorrow; ~President- Elect: Harding Addresses Senate; © Estimate For 1922 ° Aeration Mate ope Secretary Houston: ©. aaa

RESS IN FINAL SESSION   ‘Senato Hears Harding and Adjourns—Wilson Message Expected Tuesday   HARDING TALKS 10 SENATE

TO BE FRIENDS WITH-CONGRESS   Senator Harding Promises White House Cooperation   MAKES SPEECH IN SENATE   And Couldn't Help Mentioning The “Senatorial Olbigarchy,"-— Got big Ovation,

HARDING OUTLINES IN CONGRESS TALK CO-OPERATION IDEA   Tells Senate Wants Relations Between White House and Congress Friendly.   SAYS AIM OF NEXT FOUR YEARS TO BE TEAMWORK   President-Elect Eulogizes His Senate Conferees; Regrets Giving Up His Seat. -

GOVERNORS 10 URGE FEDERAL NID FOR FARMER   Today’s Session of State Ex ecutives Is a Busy One.   VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT COOLIDGE IS PRESENT   Thirty-Five Governors and Governors-Elect Are On Hand. -

CONVENTION OF STATE. EXECUTIVE PLANNING ~—AID-FOR THE FARMERS   GOVERNORS WILL ASK CONGRES SIONAL LEGISLATION FOR THE RELIEF OF NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

GOVERNORS WANT TQ HELP FARMERS   Will Send a Commission to Woashineten to Urge Lean for Producers

GOVERNORS PLAN AID FOR U.S. FARMERS   May Ask Government to Refund Debts of  Farmers of Nation. °

DON'T TAX PEOPLE TO LIMIT, ADVICE GIVEN GOVERNORS   Moderation, Based Or Ability To Pay, Urged By Gov. Sproul.

GOVERNORS FACE BIG QUESTIONS   CONFERENCE IS DEVELOPING» UNUSUAL INTEREST,   AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO. -REFUND DEBTS FOR A YEAR. .   The Executives Conceive -the Idea That They Will ‘he: Able to Become a Factor in Na‘tional Afiairs.

Governors’ Meet Ready For Lively Discussion Today;  Will Aid Farmers

GOVERNORS WILL PLEAD. IN BEHALF OF FARMER   To Send Conimittee to Washing ton: to. Urge: Remedial  : ‘ Legislation,

GOVERNORS WOULD RELIEVE FARMERS BY DEBT REFUNDS   Harrisburg Conference to Send Committee to Washington  to Propose Remedy.   SPROUL SAYS PEOPLE FIGURED IN TAX LEVIES   Pernsyivania Revenues Come from Sources Not Likely to Increase Prices.

GUVEANORS HEAR A TAXATION ADDRESS   GOVERNOR SPROUL OF PENN. SYLVANIA EXPLAINS THAT STATE'S SYSTEM.   10 DIRECT TAX LEVIED   Needed Amounts Are Derived From Taxes On Securities, Capital Stocks and Corporations,

REDUCING THE FORCE.   Fority-Four Men Reported Let Ou at Yards Yesterday,

EEE Tia eine eB emer orient sk MEARE are  “WHOOPED IT UP’ FOR COX.

WINTRY WEATHER  ARRIVES IN TEXAS   Cold Rain Begins. Falling Today.

NOT BEFORE PARDON BOARD   a emeaatined  Cases Not Listed For Hearing at Pre. sent Session.

SHAMROCK IY 1S - LEADING RESOLUTE   Unless Wind Picks Up Race May Not Re Finished in Six-Hour Limit.

TOWARDS THE END   Lord Mayor of Cork is Near Death From Starvation in London Prison

TON CITY WANTS NO TORACCA TISERS. WARNS AGAINST “BITTINSKYS   NOVEL WUNTCEPALITY POUNDED BY KELIGIOUS LEADER USES SIGN BOARDS.

TION CITY AUTHORITIES ADVISE ALL TRAVELERS TO LEAVE THEIH SMOKES AND QUIDS ON QUTSIDE   “NO GENTLEMAN WILL USE TO BACCO” READS WARNING NOTICES WHICH ARE ‘POSTED. AT THE CITY GATES.

REFORMERS .. PARADISE HAS STRICT RULES   ZION CITY, TLL, PROBIBITS USI OF TOBACCO.   Signs Warn Against Indulgence im the “PUhy Woed" and Inform “Out. siders and Battinskys They Have Ne Basiness in the Gitc™

Two Persons Were Killed and 34 Injured During Night of Rioting.   RIOT IN ILLINOIS, ALSO

TWO KILLED, 34 INJURED WHEN STRIKE, BREAK-_ ERS-ARE ATTACKED.  POLICE HELPLESS   Colorado Citizens Volunteer for Patrol Duty, Fear oa ew:

2,000 Armed Men  To Patrol Denver Streets To Stop Riotmg Tonight

2 ARE KILLED “MANY INJURED; GREAT DAMAGI   Rioting Begins Late Yesterda: And Continues Till Earl; This Morning; Recurranc: Ts Expected —   NEWSPAPER OFFICE - DEMOLISHED BY MOE   Volunteers. Are -Called_ to  Guard City; No Orders Yet Given For Troops; Officials Deplore The Affair

WRECKED THE ‘POST   Denver Newspaper Office at the Mercy of Street Car Strikers,

MAYOR GEEK 2000 GITIZENS TO GUARD GITY   With Two Dead and Many Hurt Denver Prepares for Further Trouble   NO ATTEMPTS MADE TO OPERATE ON LINES   Armed Strikebreakers Patrol  Car Barns Where Fatal Disorders Occurred

Two Persons Are Killed and Many Injured in Denver Strike.   CIVIL WAR ON ALIENS

STRIKERS IN A CLASH KILL 2 AND INJURE 3:   THINK DISORDER MAY BE RESUMED: CALL VOLUNTEERS   Strike Breakers Caused the Trouble— Denver Post Plant Damnged in Fraecas

MOB SPIRIT RUNS RIOT AMONG STREET CAR STRIKERS—SEEMS THAT BLOOD, NOT HIGHER WAGES, ISWANTED__. BY STRIKING THUGS.

DENVER FEARS GAN STRIKE Aud] WILL BE RESUMED   Shotguns and Army Rifles Assembled—Police Helpless Last Night Before Mob That Caused 2 Deaths.

MORE RIOTING FEARED IN DENVER THIS EVENING   STREET CAR STRIKE CAUSES MUCH TROUBLE   PLANT OF DENVER POST ATTACKED   Mayor Calls For Volunteers and 606 Answer Appeal to do Patrol Duty. Machine Guns and Sawed Off Shotguns Being Pre. pared

DENVER RIOTING MAY BE RESUMED TODAY. IS FEAR      2,000 VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR TO PRESERVE - ORDER-TWO KILLED, 34 HURT, LAST NIGHT... : >   No Attempt to Operate Cars Today—Thousands of Dollars Damage to Property.

FEAR DENVER RIOTING MAY BE RESUMED   Police Mount. Machine Guns and Assemble Sawed Off Shotguns and Rifles.   DENVER POST PLANT PARTLY DEMOLISHED

DENVER FEAR MORE AIOTING   Night of Death, Injuries and Destruction Leaves an Uneasy Feeling.   Citizens Respond to Call by : Mayor — Will Do Patrol Duty.

DENVER FEARS NEW BREAKIN STRIKE RIOT   Mayor Calls for Citizer Volunteers to Patrol City.

STRIKE RIOT 1S FATAL TO. TWO: 4 ARE INJURED   Night of Rioting in Denver Follows Street Car Strike.   POLICE HELPLESS BEFORE THE MOB   Mayor Has Called for 2,00C Volunteers for Patrol Duty.

HO KILLED; 34 INJURED IN DENVER STREET CAR ~ RIOTS; POLICE POWERLESS   or Bailey Calls for 2,000 Volunteers for Patrol Duty; Mob Sots Fire to Barns in Which Strikebreakers Are Housed; More Trouble te Leaked Ear

Iwo Killed, 34 Hurt, in Strike   City Police Helpless  , As Mobs And Street Car men Battle At Denver.

STRIKERS SPREAD TERROR AMONG DENVER CITIZENS   Two Killed setual 34 Are Injured When Street Car Strikers Riot

Denver’Post is Invaded by Mob and Plant is Seriously Damaged   PREPARE FOR MORE RIOTS   Mayor Calls for 2,000 Volun teers and Police are Ready to Man Machine Guns

TWO DEAD AND 34 HURT IN STRIKE RIOT IN DENVER   Street Car Strikebreakers Attacked, Plant of Denver Post Damaged.

TWO KILLED, 34 INJURED IN DENVER RIOTS   ar Strikers Partly Wreck Plant of Denver Post —fireat Crowds Attack Street Cars

‘NEWSPAPER OFFICE AND CAR BARNS ARE ATTACKED    Two Thous and Extra.Police Sworn in to Prevent Further Outbreaks,   CAR STRIKERS ARE BLAMED   ‘Governor, Mayor and  City Officials Are Holding Conference This Morning,

DENVER FEARS RESUMPTION OF FATAL RIOTING   Clash of. Strikers Last Night Resulted in Two Deaths

WO KILLED,  4 INJURED BY MOB: GAR ATRIKE GALE   Oftices of Denver Post Are Part!y Demolished; Volunteers Called For   THEATERS ORDERED TO CLOSE TONIGHT   Citizens Are Requested ta Stay at Home; Will Not Call Militia

WISCONSIN ROADS WIN THEIR SUN   State Restrained From Inter. fering With Interstate Passenger Fares.

SO S Y NEVE aspen        Prevails Series Of aps Mark Decline Of Tenor’s Career   mist IS OPTIMISTIC   pNot At Any Time Con. ed His Retirement From   Operatic Stage

Friends of Famous Italian Tenor Fear Series of Mishaps Wil Prevent Him From Returning to Operatic Stage.

CAREER OF CARUSO [5 IN DANGER   Operatic Stage May Lose Famous Tenor   2 GiiIVvVUuyND LULIUE  ILLNESS IS SERIOUS  Caruso, Himself, Is An Optimist

FEAR- EXPRESSED THAT CARUSO WILL “NEVER SING AGAIN   Second Operation In Connectior With His Hincss With Pleurisy Disturbs Friends.   DEMAND FOR RECORDS I8 GREATER THAN EVER   Publie Evidently Believes Iiness of World’s Most Famous Penor Is More Serious Than His Physicians Will Admit,

Pleurisy May ilence Caruso’s  “Golden Voice’   Second Operation to Relieve Congestion About Lungs Induces Foreboding.

PRES. WILSON, SEN. HARDING,                Hundreds of Doughboys In Uniform Are'A on.Grounds for the Three-Day Conven oinnine Next Moandav. .

aHIO'S GREETINGS   American Legion Officers at Mleveland Receive Messages in Advance.   DELEGATES WILL ARRIVE MONDAY: BIG PARADE   Secretaries Daniels and Baker and General Pershing Also Send Greetines.  4

Many Atiueks Are Prepared Over Nation Against Constitutional ; Prohibition.

Attorneys Estimate Two Years Necessary to Test Validity of Acts   SEVEN PROPOSITIONS BASIS FOR ATTACKS   EVERY MEANS WILD BE UTIL IZED TO NULLIFY BOTH CON: STITUTIONAL AND VOLSTEAI MEASURES.

SAD TO BE THE AGAINST ANY LAW IN OF THE COUNTRY.          Government Attorneys Said  Be Two Years’ Before It Wilt  Definitely Known Whether Law Will Stand ~

STATEMAY GET POWERTOTLT LID? QUESTICE   GREATEST LEGAL DRIVE EVER MADE AGAINST ANY LAW FACES PROHIBITION.

WETS’ PLAN BIG LEGAL BATTLE   Greatest Drive in History Looms Against Prohibition   MAY WRECK AMENDMENT   Government 7 Attorneys Think Law Safe For Years

PRORIGITION  UNDER FRE, WHDLEGALE ATTACKS   Greatest Legal Drive Is O Against Constitutional Amendment

BIG CUT IN ARMY BILL   SUBCOMMITTEE IN HOUSE LOPS OFF $600,000,000.   Will Be Submitted to Full Committee but Few Changes Are Expected.

ARMY BILL GETS A JOLT BY COMMITTE!   House Suiicommities Lops Of $600,000,C00.   Measure Will Be Submitted to the House Some Time This Week.

CRANE TO BEGIN HIS DUTIES   New Americun Minister to China Already Installed.

A FAMOUS NEGRO DOCTOR   Iinnsos City Physicinn Started Life as a Coachmnan—Now Credit  caps! prec ersees

A FAMOUS NEGRO DOCTOR   Kansas City Physician Started Life as a Coachman—Now Credit ta Race.

The. Presbyterian “General Assembl;         The seer 6 General Assembly ot he Southern Presbyterian General  Aésorbly in Session at Charlotte, Wn

MILLERAND WILL “© CONFER WITH GED   Expect To Decide Upon Line of Action To Be Adopted Concerning Germany.

~ NG 70 LONDON  rere   Fo Confer. With Lloyd George Regarding, Financial $. tons. :

READJUST HUN FINE.   The French May Reduce Reparatlen Germany Must Pay.

PREMIERS TO CONFER ~ ON FINANCE QUESTION   Millerand Will Go To Londo Next Week.

TO CONSIDER REPARATIOD   French Sentiment Said to be Hold. ine More Moderate View

FIXED SUM TO BE SET FOR GERMANY TO PAY   Allies Will Decide § Soon on Min. imum of Hundred  Billior Marks, it is Anticipated,

FRENCH ARE ADOPTING AMERICAN VVEWPOINT   Beginning to Realize American Views On Reparation Were Logical. —  Premier Going to London To Confer Upon Financial Problems.

FRENCH PREMIER WILL G0 10 LONDON WHERE HE WILL CONFER UPON FINANCIAL CONDITIONS

FRENCH AND BRITISH PREMIERS TO. DEFINE  GERMAN OBLIGATIONS   To Determine Precise Na ture of Reparation Requirements of Treaty,

CONFERENCE IN . “LONDON SOON   Premier Millerand Will Confer With Premier — ‘Lloyd.George..- .

MILLERAND 10 ~ 60 TO LONDON   To Confer With Lloyd George Next Week or Financia] Questions   Also {o Agree on Basis ot Discussions to be Helc With Germans”

MAY CUT. SUM GERMANY HAUS DAY TO ALLIES   Premier Millerand and Lloyd George to Seek Agreement on Reparations Clause

DEPORTATION OF 25 RADICALS APPROVED   Two Hundred Additional Cases Are Awaiting Action  cba

START TO BREAK  FREIGHT JAM   Committees Are Formed at 30 Prineinal Raiirnad Centers.   CONFERENCES CONTINUED   Speedy Work Promised tn Effort ta Move Merchandise.

FREIGHT CONVENTION TO BE UNTANGLED   Formation of Committees to  Take Situation Under Ad_visement and Make Plans For Relief is Under Way by  Officials.

STEP TOWARD UNTANGLING CONGESTION   ON RAILROADS TAKEN ‘BY FORMATION 'OF COMMITTEES   To Supervise - Expeditious Forwarding of Cars—Will Commence, Work in Princival Centers Next Week.

MICHIGAN NOT HONOR SCHOOL FOR MILITAR'   Fails to- Get Recognition ir General Staff Report.

Attempt to Kill The Prince Regen   Effort to Assassinate Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia and Premies Protitch——-Both Wounded,

ATTEMPT TO KILL PRINCE   Both Alexander Anfl Premier Wound. ed Report Says.

MAY HOLD DRY AGENTS FOR SLAYING   Hurley Jury ry Finds Run Seller Was “Unlawfully Killed” a   APPEAL TO GOVERNOR   Will Ask State for Requisition . of Federal Dry Sleuths

KING OF CHICAGO VICE NAMES DRYS WHO HEAD GRAFT   Federal And Local Of ficials Accused In  Confession.

MIKE DE PIKE, While SLAVER, TELLS ON PALS   Leader in Booze Deals Grilled By Chicago District Attorney.      HE SAYS OFFICERS GOT THEIR SLICE   “Confession’’ Implicates County and State Officials and Mayors.

DALRYMPLE WILL QUIT   Chicage “Drs” Agent Presents His Bestemation: Leaves Fer Capltal

DALRYMPLE OUT AS CHIEF OF DRY LAW ENFORCERS   Constantly Under Fire He Resigns; Drys Held In Hurley Slaying.

MPLE, GHIGAGO DRY OFFICER, RESIGNS   Gives Up Office Coinciden  With Revelations Said to In Volve Public Officials ir Booze Ring.

WASHINGTON IS. NOTIFIED TODAY   Leader of Rumbellion at Iron River Quits During Chicago Probe.   HEITLER BARES ‘RING’

DRY ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL RESIGNG   Dalrymple, Long Under Fire. Ouite.

DALRYMPLE QUITS AS ORY OFFIGER   Resigns As Prohibition Enforcenient Agent; Has Been . Under ‘Fire.”

ZEALOUS DRY SLEUTH QUITS BUSINESS   Man Who Discovered Michigan “Whisky Rebellion” Resigns,

DALRYMPLE RESIGNS   Prohibition Officer Had Short But Exciting Career.

‘Mike de Pike’s’’ Con. fession Brands Politicians and Officials,   Twelve Bribes Paid on One Coniraband Shipment informer Teils Po.ice.

PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT OFFICER QUITS   Major Garoymple Sends His Resignation to Washington   Has Been Under Fire for Months

MAJOR DALRYMPLE RESIGNS   Suggests Frank D. Richardsor  ge Hic Suereceor

DALRYMPLE RESIGNS FOLLOWING EXPOSUAE   “Mike de Pike,” Underworld Charae-. ter, Cenfesses and Brands Politicians and Officers

DALRYMPLE RESIGNS _ AS FEDERAL OFFICER   Direct Control States Prohibition Enforcement.

DALRYMPLE RESIGNS.   ier ™ = Enforeement Ofte ie Con. . ‘oh of WHatrict Gates

POLES DRIVEN FROM IMPORTANT CITIES   Bolsheviki Still Continue Big Drive and Will Refuse To Support Any Movement That Would Not Make Poland a Bolshevistic State.

BOLSHEVIKS “GROSS VILIVA: POLES RETREAT   Polish Forces Put Up Fierce Resistance On All Fronts.

POLES STILL FALLING BACK AT ALL POINTS   Moscow Report Tells o Strong Resistance on  Whole Front.

ONE KILLED; SEVEN HURT IN WRECK OF PASSENGER TRAIN      ENGINEER AND FIREMAN Of ) .PASSENGER TRAIN ARE HELD AFTER CATASTROPHE -

ONE MAN KILLED AND ~ SEVEN HURT:IN WRECK         When Picrre-Marquedic PussSen ge Ran Headeon inte SE Fveeight Near C

One Killed; Seven Injured In Wreck   B. & O. and Pere Marquett Trains In Collision At Edge of Chicago   PASSENGER TRAIN CONDUCTOR KILLED

NGER -TRAEN RUNS HEAB NTO STANDING FREIGHT  ies a bw  ON      TRAIN LOADED WITH PEOPLE FROM MICHIGAN LAKE’ RESORTS, .

edie Boi     Pilly WRECKED,  One Man Killed w When Trani Hits “Pretghe fa-OChicagco.

Coaches Werte Filled With Week-Enders Front Resorts; Harding Back at Capitol; Labor Pre paring to Fight for Six Hour Day; Dem  crats Trying to Choke “Wet” Sentiment.

TRAINS IN BAD ~HEAD-ON CRASH   Pere Marquette Passenge Crashes Into Freight Killing One and [njuring Many.   COACHES CATCH FIRE

ONE KILLED AND SEVEN HURT   Pierre - Marquette Passenger Trair Runs Head-on Into Standing Freight Near Chicago

Carranza Gained Power With Villa’s Aid; Then Spurned Bandit Leader

MEXICAN LEADER HAD A METEORIC CAREER   One-Time Head of Government Stepped from Political Obscurity with His Election as Presi- _ dent in 1917—Was Great Friend of  i - the ex-Kaiser.

FALL IN PRICES FORCES DROP IN PAY FOR HUSKER   Farm Bureau Directors Advise Members of  Decision.

FARM BUREAU LOWERS. . PRICE ON HUSKING   Low Price on Corn: ‘Necessitate Change to'Pay 5 and 6 Cents

GRATEFUL TURK SAVES AMERICANS FROM ARTILLER}   Man Red Cross Girl Nurse Withholds Fire From Quarters in Beseiged City While They Escape.

“Men Who Go into Game Today the Best { in Valley Athletics--Look ’Em Over

‘Men Who Go into Game Today the Best  in Valley Athletics--Look "Em Over   KANSAS

BERLIN IN GRIP OF GENERAL STRIKE CALLED BY THE SOCIALIST LEADERS   LINES ARE GLEARLY ORAWH   Old Government Apparently Hold Southern and Western Sections While Kapp Holds Onlv Prussia.

CITIES PREPARED FOR DISTURBANCES   No Reports Of May Day Acts Of Violence.

NO VIOLENCE “YET REPORTED   Officers. Prepared. to Act . at.the First® ‘Signs — ‘of Disorder -

SOLDIERS GUARD.      ' Officials Threatened by Radicals and Public Buildings Under Heavy Guard--Allis Well,

NO VIOLENCE i’ REPORTED ft   VIGILANT AUTHORITIES — ON GUARD ALL @VER. THE: LAND.   AGITATION -WAS. VAIN   RADICALS FAILED IN: EFFORT TO START “SOMETHING,   It Is Be leved That Discovery and Publication of Aanarchist Viaus. Saved Trouble.

POLICE SOLDIERS, READY TO QUELL MAY DAY RIOTING   Massed at All Big Cities in U. S. and In  Europe

Soviet Spends Russian Money Freely in Effort To Cause Trouble in U. S.

MAY DAY BOMB THROWERS KEEP UNDER COVER   Day Arrives Without Any Radical Demonstration in  United States   PARIS HAS SMALL RIOT   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY U. S. OFFICIALS IS BELIEVED CHECK TO ANARCHISTS.

NO VIOLENCE FROM RADICALS MAY DAY   =XPECTED DISORDERS NOT MAT. ERIALIZE AS AUTHORITIES EVERYWHERE WERE ON THE ALERT.

Department of Justice Had All Plans Made to Suppress Outbreaks.   POLICE IN BIG CITIES FULLY MOBILIZED   Troops All Ready to Act But There Was No Occasion to Call Them.

PALMER’S PLOT WARNING HALTS ANY VIOLENCE   Justice Department Says Reds Did Best, But Nobody Would “Rise.”

AUTHORITIES ARE PREPARED   ANY MAY DAY RED OUTBREAKS WILL BE PROMPTLY DEALT WITH BY OFFICERS.

LUGE GUARD Tf  PACOLAVE ORDER IN MANY GUTTES   NO DISTURBANCES REPORTED BU" OFFICIALS WERE READY FOR EMERGENCIES,

‘MAY DAY QUIET, ‘BUT AUTHORITIES - PREPARE TO ACT   Prominent Men in New York . and Elsewhere Ate Given _. Special -Protectoin   DETECTIVES WATCH . . FROM- SKYSCRAPERS

RADICAL ELEMENT FAILS TO ARDUSE ‘SHOW OF POWER   Authorities Prepared to Ac’ at First Sign of Any Disorder.   “Amazing” Amount of Money Spent In Propaganda Came From Russia.

LTHOUGH. ‘COMMUNISTS AGITATORS WERE TRYING TO AROUSE /WORKERS. °°.  se Watch Being Kept for Any Signs of Outbreak— Precautions Taken In All the Bie Cities.

OFFIGERS ALERT . FOR INDICATION OF RED VIOLENCE   SPECIAL CARE TAKEN TO SAFE GUARD MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AN DOTHERS   NEW YORK UNDER A STRONG MILITARY AND POLICE GUARD

BLOOD FLOWS WHEN FAGTIONS GLASH IN PARIS   Flying Squads of Police Used to Prevent Gatherings of Manifestants .   RED FLAG RAISED ON CHICAGO SCHOOL   Canada and England Report Radicals Observing Occasion by Demonstrations

National Council in session at Chicago makes wide* damanda at anut

FARMERS  NATIONAL COUNCIL REPRESENT ING 18 STATES   Passed Resolutions Demanding That United States   Keep All Ships, Retain Railroads and Stop Concentration of Wealth in a Few Hands.

RETENTION Of  MERCHANTMER DEMANDED BY { § FARMERS   Government Control O; Railroads Also Urged i  Resolutions   FOOD FAMINE FEARED      National “Council Speaks For 750,000 Farmers In Seventeen States

FARMERS WIRE RESOLUTIONS   TELL PRESIDENT OF THEIR VIEWS ON MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST,

N.Y. MILLIONAIRE: PLEADS NOT GUILT)   ‘Charged With Perjury it } Testimony. 

Method of. Attack Agains - “Trust? . Indictment Not Disclosed.   HEARING ON MONDAY   To  Prosecute Witnesse: Who Treat Lockwood Hearines Lichtly.

Whol HELL UR DEATH OF OnIOAN   Chief Justice of Municipa Tribunal Defendant in Own Court

Thrills of Absorbing Mystery Drama to Be Brought to Light in Cleveland Trial Of Judge McGannon in Kagy Marder Case

Judge Is On Trial In  His Own Court Roon   Former Municipal Judge Is Being Prosecuted by His Friends for Murder of Garage Proprietor—Woman Figures in the Case.

Cleveland Judge On Trial For Murder:   William H. McGannon, Chief Justice of the Municipal Courts, Is Facing Jury Prosecuted By His Old Comrades,

Drama Being Enacted ii Cleveland City Court Today .  Kacy Death May Involv:

FINALE IN MYSTERY IS STAGED   Judge McGannon Goes On Trial Today  WOMAN IS IN CASE   To Make Known Motive for Murder

D’ANNUNZIO CALLS CABINET MEETINE   ENFORCEMENT OF RAPALLO TREATY OPPOSED; BLOCKADE TO BE EFFECTIVE.

INDICTED COAL MEN ARRESTED   WARRANTS SERVED ON FOUR MEN AT TERRE HAUTE TODAY.

PANAMA PRESIDENT IN U. S.   Cuban Genera! and Costa Rican Can. didate Aliso New York Arrivals.

EX-JUAREZ MAYOR UNDER ARREST   WAS IN ST. LOUIS ON AMMUNITION BUYING EXPEDITION FOR REBEL JUNTA.

FORMER JUAREZ MAYOR ARREGTED; WAS BUYING ARMS FOR REVOLUTION   HELD WITH ANOTHER MEXICAN BY ST. LOUIS POLICE; TELLS  OF OPERATIONS,

PAIR, SEEKING TO ALY ARN, UNDER ARREST   Former Mayor of Juarez Is Seized With His  Camnanian   TRIED TO BUY GUNS; .FOR REVOLT, CLAIN   Fake Hardware Store to Be ‘Opened Near Border to Supply Army .

HOLDS MEXICANS LOOKING FOR ARMS   St. Louis Police Have Two Men Claim. ing to Be In Market to Buy Munitions for Revolters.

WIFE OF GOMPERS DIES IN CAPITAL   SUCCUMBS TO LONG ILLNESS AT WASHINGTON HOME—TO BE BURIED SUNDAY,

MRS. GOMPERS : SUCCUMBS TO LONG ILLNESS   Was Wife of President of the Ameri can Federation of lLabor—Aged 69 Years.

FRANCE 1S NOT READY TO LAY * ASIDE HER ARMS   [ft Would Be Impyracticable fer Her to Bo So Until Germany Fulfills Terms of Treaty.

MORE SNAES ARE      France Notifies League She Cannot Comply With Program.   'REASONSGIVEN © FOR THE ACTION   Will Be Impractical For Franee To Disarm Until Germany ~ Files Treaty Terms.

WORLD DISARMAMENT STRIKES MOR SNAGS  France Can’t Disarm Until German Falfills Terms of Versailles Troaty

DANIELS SAYS SEN. PENROSE STARTED GOSSIE   Secretary Believes Senator Was Given Wrong Facts and Figures to Hurt the Navy.

PENROSE STARTED IT   Daniels “Sayqs He Weacan the Afsang the Navy.

Edward Fischer, who Sent in .-rived in New York Today and rived i nNew York Today and Is Being Questioned at Length; Little Hope of Getting Any In formation of Value From Him.

POLICE ARE MUCH PUZZLED   Fischer, the Queer One, Remains Silent

Last Victim Of Wall St. Outrage Finally Known   Knocks Down One Of Clues Upon Which Detectives  Were Working   FISHER IS BACK IN NEW YORK CITY   Brought Back From Ontario— Is Grilled By New Yor: Officers.

MISSOURI, NEVADA, ARYLAND CALIFORNIA IN REPUELICAN COLA   Tenneesee is Taken From. the Democratic Column and Placed With Doubtful States.   REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE SWEPT INDIANA IN EVERY OFFICE FROM PRESIDENCY DOWN TO THE LEGISLATURE—LATTER IS LARGELY REPUBLICAN

Successful Party Will Have Working Majority of From Twelve to Sixteen Votes   MAJORITY OF 100 IN HOUSE   Republican Governors Elected is  Every State Except Those of The “Solid South”

New York Gives Probable Lead of More Than One Miilian   HAS 300,000 LEAD IN OHIO   One State After Another Forsakes Democrats and Lines Up With G. 0. P.

REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE OVER 100 MAJORITY IN HOUSE AND WORKING MAJORITY IN THE SENATE.   BOTH TENNESSEE AND ARIZONA REPUBLICAN

TENNESSEE, Mi INTANA AND ARIZONA  "WITH THRTEEN LISTED a DOwBT: ~FUL---OKLAHOMA IS IN DOUBT,

PLURALITY WILL BE SIX MILLION   Senate and House of Representatives’ to Be Republican By Increased Majorities-- Broke Into Solid South.

FIRST COLD WAVE — OF WINTER COMING   Icy Blast Sweeps: Down ~ From Rockies.

The Vote Against It WHI Be Con centrated on, Johnson Who Probably Will Win

LEAGUE STILL AN ISSUE IN OREGON   Vpon This Question the Primary) in This’ State is Being Contested

LEAGUE MADE CLEAR ISSUE   Oregon Contest Today Be tween Johnson, Hoover, Wood, Lowden.   CHAMBERLAIN FACES TREATY SUPPORTER

THREE MEN SHOT INK. C. BANK ROBBERY   Yeas Fscape in Big Car Without Loot: Atter Killing Castiier and Jniuring ‘Two Others,

Sept =  GLENN M. SHOCKEY, CASHIER OF  _ TRE SOUTH SIDE BANK, KILLED TODAY.   Two Other Attaches of the Bank Werx Woanded by Four Unmasked Bandite Whe Were Challenged by WMecNellix. Treaserer.

Chicago Couneil Endeavors to Make Loan of Four Milllons to Advance Wages.

“NO CASH FOR SPECULATION”      Federal Reserve Goad Member Moehlenpah Cautions Banke About Loans,

FINANCIAL AID URGED FOR EUROPEAN NATIONS   ‘Texas Bankers Told This Would Deny Funds for Speculation in This Country.

INCREASED PRODUCTION   Financial Aid for Europe Urged in Address to State Bankers

PEOPLE ON DEBAUCH FSP AS “BUNKER IN ADDRESS      Camipaiga Urged to Stop Wild Spree of Estrevapnt Leahe “Throughout W.

URGES FINARGIAL AND FOR EUROPE AND ALT WILD SPECULATE   GREATER PRODUCTION AND GREATER ECONOMY NATIONAL NECESSITIES NOW.

WAR IS JUST STARTED’   Federal Reserve Official Says Struggle Only Commenced in Financial Way.

‘TWO HOURS AFTER GUTTING : AWAY RACK DEVELOPS IN: TO DRIFTING CONTEST

LAY BARBOR MURDER TO NAVAL DESERTE!   Confessed Slayer of Leeds Vanghn Waters Also Charged With Central Park Crime of Nov. 3

Non-Partisan Workers Appear ai State House After Being Run Out of Ellinwood.

KAISER IS DEMANDED   Supreme Council's Request Officially Forwarded to Holland

AMES ASK POR WILE ke      Suprome .Conneil. Sends: Note to TDutely. Governmerni,

A LETTER ASKING ~ FOR HOHENZOLLERN   Has Already Been Sent Te The Netherlands   AN ACTOR BOBS UP   Proposmg That He Go to London Instead of the Former Emperor —The American View of the Hohenzollern Case.

EXTRADITION OF . +. WILHELM FORMALLY DEMANDED OF DUTCI   Offelal Letter from Supreme, Council Forwarded to Netherlands Capital Last Nighi.

FORMER KAISER IS DEMANDED OF DUTCE   NOTE IS OFFICIALLY FORWARDED FROM SU.PREME COUNCIL.

ment: to Surrender William.  ‘Supreme, Council ‘Calls on Govern.

EXTRADITION UF KAISER DEMANDEL   Supreme Council Makes Formal Demand On Holland For The Ex-Emperor.

WILHELM IS DEMANDED BY ACH COUNCIL   Extradition of. the Forme! “ Emperor is Demanded. F of the Dutelk

FORMAL TER END FR CATAARITIN FORMER EMPEROR CENT ROLUAND   SUPREME COUNCTT’S ULTIMATUM TO HOLLAND FORWARDED ,4A8T ANIGHT.

SUPREME COUNCIL ASKS HOLLAND FOR WILHELN   LETTER TO DUTCH GOVERNMENT iS OFFICIALLY FORWARDED DURING THE NIGHT.

OREGON RATIFIES STRERAGE   Ti cint Resolution Unanimously Passes Federal Suffrage Bill After Leoilature Convenes.

TEXAS EXTENDS WARM WELCOME TO HARDIN   President-Elect, Vacation Bound, Makes Many Addresses From Platform

THOUSANDS GATHER ABOUT TRAIN OF VICTOR AKD FELICITATE HIM ON HIS ELECTION AS PRESIDEN:   \ssures People That His Administration Will Be Guided By the Good of All the People; Pleads for Sabbath Observance and for  Awakened Religious Reverence.

Ne'S TRIP IS IN CONTINUOUS QVATION-HE MAKES. FERVID. PLEA NEW RELIGIOUS, REVERENCE

Addresses Are Made by President-Elect at Several Stations on Trip to Southwest.      VACATION TO, ‘BEGIN TODAY   Meeting May Be Held “With Obregon but Senator Declines to Comment on Subject. 

SENATOR NOW IN TEXAS   President-Elect Says His Ad ministration Will Be for Good of All.

TEXAS CROWDS. GREET HARDIN   President-Elect _ Welcomed t ~Lone Star State—Congrat“ulated an Victory.

CROWDS GREET HARDIN   SENATOR NOW IN Texas   President. ¥lect Says His & ministration Will Bo for Good of AU

HARDING ARRIVES AT POINT ISABEL   Senator to Spend 12 Days Neat the Mexican Border,

Will Arrive At Point [sabe], Whic Is On Gulf Coast Six Miles Fron Rio Grande, At Noon Today.   MAY CONFER: WITH OBREGON

$560,000,000 HOUSING NEEDS    New York City Conference Says 160,. 000 More Apartments Are Needed.

SIBERIA FORCE IN NO DANGER   SECRETARY BAKER SAYS VLADIVOSTOK SITUATION WILL NOT PREVENT WITHDRAWAL

ULSTER COUNTY SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING HELD IN NEW YORK CITY   Honorary President W. E Cleary Heads New (ficers’ List---Banquet te be Held--Preposal te Admit Women Brings Out Many Legical Objections.

SAYS REPUBLICANS MIS-STATE FAT   Democratic. Vice Presidential Candidate Asserts They are Basing Appeals for Support  On “False Premises” and In £fiwttny Raatal LTatnsde. '

Roosevelt ChargesG.O. P. With Making Appeal to Racial, Hatreds and Prejudice.

CHARGES 6. 0. P With APPEAL TO ~_ RACTAL HATREI   FL D. Roosevelt Says the Tall - Against Alliance; Engenders Prejudice,   AGAIN. ASSAILS. HARDING   Declares He Changes Policy In  Way That Should Make  -. Hiat Impossible. :

G. 0. P. DECLARED ENMITY BREEDER   Racial Hatred Spread by Orators. Roosevelt Charges

ROOSEVELT HITS &. 0. P. TACTICS   Democratic Candidate Sees Evil Fruits in Appeals to Racial Hatred.

HARD COAL MINES TIED UP   Ten Thousand Pennsylvania Anthra cite Men Walk Oue.

‘HARD COAL MEN OUT AGAIN   Anthracite Field in Pennsylvania Tied Up When 10,000 Miners Walk Out,

UNLY BY ACCIDENT CAN JOHNSON GET G. 0. P. NOMINATION   Old Time Line-Up Missing ii Chicago; Lowden and Wood Are Strong.   BUT WATCH HIRAM   lf They Try to Repudiate Him  He May Do Dramatic Thing and Win.

Ic Cran ith   Mark’Sullivan’ Says: There fs None * to - Wield: Penrose  Scepter, But’ -Group ” of . Leaders Will Try. 3   ‘AGREED THAT. WOOD ™ GANNOT HAVE PLACE   With: “General. ° Killed: Off Lowdén May Be. Choice— . Johnson Has ‘Only Het: Chance.

STILE, LACKING A LEADER.   Bot Aheence of Penrose May Wark an Epoch In Politics, By Mark Sullivan.

Learns from President Wilson That “The Boy” Will Walk in Easy Winner.

RADICAL MINERS HELD DOWN   Conservatives Keep Power And  Vad  Will Ratify Settlement   MAY TAKE VOTE LATE TODAY   Opposition Speaker Heckled While Attacking Adiustment

TURKS CAN'T ESCAPE PENALTIES OF WAK   British Premier Tells Moslems They Will Get Justice.   No Indulgence for the Mosiems—War Penalty ts Not Due to Religion, He Says.

= LLOYD GEORGE TELLS MOSLEMS THEY WILL GET JUSTICE.   Premier Declares War Penalty Is Not Due to Religion—No Indulgence for Them.

WHY LET TURK ESCAPE   British Premier Tells MosJems They Will Get Justice.   No Indulgence for the Mosiems—Wa: Penalty is Not Due to Religion, He Says.

WHY SHOULD TURK ESCAPE THE JUSTICE THAT IS DUE?   Lloyd George, in Replying to Questions, Presents Some Pertinent Queries Aneat the Complex Problem.

TELLS. MOSLEM TURKS TO GET JUSTICE   Premier Lloyd George Answers Protests of indian Caliphate Delegation About Treaty

Lieyé-Geerge Saye Country Will Get Justice, terrible, Perhaps, But Real Jaestice.

TURKS TO GET  JUSTICE ONLY, LLOYD GEORGE TELLS ISLAN   Why Should She Escape, Moslem Delegate Is Asked by,  Premier. ' ~

Pennsylvania Senators Wil Be Absent From Convention Sessions   NO NOMINATING SPEECH SCHEDULED FOR HOOVER   Former Food Head Expecting to Profit by Inability To Choose Another

LITTLE INTEREST ©  BY NON-MEMBERS   ATTEMPT TO RAISE LARGE ‘AMOUNT FROM NON-MEMBERS A FAILURE   GOOD CHURCHSHOWING   Lawrence Churches Will Meet Their Full Quota in Big ['rive   Reports Come in Slovly from Canvassers—No Reporis Yet ¢§ From Country

[TITTLE INTEREST . BY NON-MEMBERS   ATTEMPT TO TO RAISE LARGE AMOUNT, FROM NON- MEM     GOOD CHURCHSHOWING   Lawrence Churches Will = Meet Their Full Quota in Big Brive   Reports Come in Slo sty from Canvassers—No Reporis Yet ¢ From Country

“18 BEGUN   POET COMMANDER TO BE “ SQUEEZED-OUT OF FIUMI   Italian Army and Navy United iu Move; Rifle Fire Spits  . From Crags;. Ships Shell Shore Batteries.

FIGHTING NEAR       PPALIANE REGULAR TROOPS EN VBEACK ON FORCES OF TE REBEL PORT.   ‘s Forces Driven Out in With No Casualties, ing Ten Miles From me Resulted in Two Deaths.            PP Annunz One Tr

Italian Army Opens Fire on D’Annunzr   Government Has Finally Braced Itself Enough to Combat the Efforts of the Poet to Disrupt the Nation.

BELPOET {4 MAKING LOT OF BATTLE “TALK      Italian Regulars Are Now Ready to Crush Him

POET AND ARMY UF ITALY WAGE OPEN WARFARE   Government Troops Open Fire on d’Annunzio and Will Give No More Ground

TALIAN ARM OPEN WAR ON DANNUNZIO   Forces of Poet Clash in  » Guerrilla Fighting --Government Declares Port Blockade.

Government Troops Meet Leglonnaires . of D’Annunzio With Bullets.   CONSTANTINE IS BUSY ITH WAR. WEDDINGS   Fa of Royal Family to Unite Roumanlan Royal — i. Family Soon.

FIGHT OVER FIUME IS BEGUN   Rome’s Army Sweops Down on D’Annunzio’s Forces   CITIZENS ARE SHUT IN G:TY   Plot to Wreck Jugo-Slav Goverax ment Unearthed

ITALY (PENS WAR ON POET USURPER   FEDERAL TROOPS CLOSING IN ON FIUME DISTRICT,   REBEL TROOPS OREN OUT   Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Indicate That the Government Means. Business-—Bioody Encounter At Cellenge.

IT’S FOOLISH TO SUFFER   eS  When So Many Mount Airy People Are Pointing the Wavy Out.

IT’S FOOLISH TO SUFFER   When so Many Mount Airy  People are Pointing the Way Chest

COX WOULD MAKE HOOVER MEMBER ~OF HIS GABINE!   SAYS HE JS TYPE OF TRAINED MAN HE WOULD DESIRE TO HAVE  4   IS AGAINST PROFITS TA)   World Substitute Levy On Volume of Business—Also Offers Plan to Avert Food Shortages

ANT-PROFITEE RING PLAN 1S SUGGESTED   COX CHARGES REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IS BACKED BY THE PROFITEERS   SEVERAL LAWS PROPOSE   Definite Program to End ‘“Unconscionable Profit-Making Sug- — gested in Address At San Francisco.

ABLE TO FLL PABINET PLACE   Governor Cox Tells People He ‘Admires Ability of Former’ U.S. Food Administrator   EXCESS PROFITS TAXES :~ SHOULD BE ABOLISHED   Levy Justified During War But is Not Necessary Now; Would Substitute Tax on  Business

COX MAY NAME HOOVER 10 SIT IN HIS CABINET   Says Former Administrator is Type of Trained Mind He - Would Have if Chosen.

HOOVER MENTIONED AS MEMBER OF Hig CABINET BY. GG   Democratic Nominee Also “Pledges-Himself-to-War-on ‘Profiteers 1f Elected.

WISHES MAN LIKE HOOVER   Cox Says He Would Give Engineer Cabinet Place

COX TELLS WORTH (IF HERBERT HOOVEE   Says Would Have Him In Cabinet

LUX PROPOSES WUVERNMENT BUY ALL OUGAR CROP   PRISES HERBERT HOOVER ANE WOULD WANT HIM IN HIS CABINET

COX, IF ELECTED WILL PUT HOOVER IN HIS CABINET   Republican Food Ad: ministrator Praised By Nominee 

NO EXCESS SROFITS TA)   Governor Cox Would Abandon Levi for ee two   oover.

GOV. COX PRAISES THE HOOVER TYPE CITIZED      Democratic Presidential Candi date Says He Would Like That Kind in Cabinet.

VOLSTEAD FORGETS {0 COMMANDMENTS   ‘But Admits’ He Believes Christ Made Wine Out _ af Water 

AUSolAN HORDES MENACE POLAND   ADVANCING BOLSHEVIK ARMIES CAPTURE VILNA,   WARSAW iS IN GREAT DANGER   Fighting Between ihe Red Armies and Government Forces of Germany Has Caused Holland ta Issue a Call to Arms.

SOVIET CROSSES POLISH BORDER   Polish Defenders Attacked an Forced to Remove Gov- . ernment From Warsaw.   VILNA FALLS TO REDS

RUSSIAN UN OFFENSIVE AGAINST POLAND   Capture Of Vilna Is Reported In Dispateh Sent From Berlin   POLISH GOVERNMENT? MOVED TO BROMBERG   (15 Miles Said To Have Been Covered In Four Days Advance Of Bolshevists

BOLSHEVIKT MEET. WITH SUCCESS. IN DRIVE ON POLAND    LONDON HEARS “THAT POLISH GOVERNMENT HAS ~BEEN MOVED FROM WARSAW ——VILNA CAPPTURED

FIGHTING ALONG THE EN] FRONT ACCORDING TO ADVICES AT WARSAW.      Preliminary Peace Negotiations Be(ween Latvia and the Soviet Has Been Completed Says Moscow Dispatch.

OPEN FIRE ALONG ENTIRE FRONT      Government Moved From Warsaw fo Bromberg, Reports Say   VIOLENT ATTACKS CURRENT   Reports That Capital Has Fallan to Soviets ic Denied

USSIAN ARMY CONTINUES 12 POUND POLAND   Offense Contimies Taday Alon the Eatire Frowt—Fizhting Is      LATVIA ANE > CONCLE         FEACE TERMS   Kiamored that Polish Government Ua: Been Moved from Warsaw tu Promber

An Attempt. to. Reinstate the Five Suspended Socialist ~ Members of “the Assembly ~ Faited.

SOCIALISTS FAIL TOBE REINSTATE   LEKORT TO SEAT SUSPENDEI NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMEN IS VOTED DOWN,   ‘THE ACTION IS ASSAILED   Donchue Says Inference Has Gone Over Nation That Men Were Convicted Before Trial.

Mation to Reconsider Ousting Resolution In N. Y, _ Assembly Is Defeated.

AANODAS WUWaAAN BR Wino  Mrs. Edythe Knox Was Depressec Over Death of Husband

RINUA BANK GLUStO 1S QO0RS   Difficulty of Coilection Says Bank Notice Today Forces’ Institution To Close

GFFICERS CLOSE _-CLARINDA BANK; COLLECTIONS BAD   Notice Posted On Door Said Going Out Of Business Be‘cause Of “Difficulty Of  Collection.s”

NO ORDERS BY PHONE      Orders For Auto Tags Must be Accom+ panied by Money.

PROPOSES PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL GROUNDS   Would Move Houses On Lower Ground to New Location— Work of Cleaning Up Debris Still Occupying Attention of People — Practically No  Ciebnace

QUPPORT . BONUS 1 GET Wits (+ MANY YET   POLITICS WOULD : DICTATE   UNWISE NOW TO INJECT CUPIDITY INTO POL T,

ULDIER AELIEE A MERE PRETEX! TO FOOL VOTER   Witness Says Congressmen Would Support Legislation in Order to Get Votes; Row Results in House.

POLITIGS'AS FACTOR IN SOLDIER RELIE   FRANK: STATEMENT OF WITNESS STARTS RUMPUS IN HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS BODY.”

“SAYS BILL WILL PASS,      Wituesa Declares Congress. wen Wit Payor Bonus Legis. JAtion to Uct Votes,

CONGRESSMEN © ~~ RESENT IDE!   That They Will Be . Influenced 1 Bonus Vote to Gain Support.

OAYS CONGRESS FOR BONUS T0 CLONES.   Frank Statement by New York Broker, Formerly in Army, . Starts Rumpus at Hearing

OUPPORT . BONUS T) GtT VOles OF MANY VETS  POLITICS WOULD   POLITICS WOULD a a DICTATE      UNWISE NOW TO INF&CT CUPIDITY INTO: POLI

SERVICE MEN IN  HEARING DIFFER. AS TO PAYMENT      Bonus Proposition Get: _ Another pays Time.’ :

STILL URGING A SOLDIERS’ BONUS      Rumpus Starts in Committec When Ex-Service Mah Makes Charge   SAYS VOTES ARE AT STAKE   Inference Characterized by Chairman Fordney as an Insult to Congress +

SAYS BILL WILL PASS.   Witness Declares Congress. men Will Favor Bonus Legislation to Get Votes.

WOULD FAVOR OVERSEAS MEN   Second Division Private Appears Before House Ways and Means Committee.

DECLARES CONGRESS - WILL SUPPORT RELIEF BILL FOR EX-SOLDIRS   Statement by Former Army Officer Causes Rumpus in House Committee

MISUSE OF BONUS ISSUE IS CHARGED   Support of Soldier Relief Legis. lation To Secure Votes Alleged by Witness   REAL RUMPUS ENSUES   Scale of Excess War Materials To Defray Ezpense af Soldier Relief Is Proposed

FRANK STATEMENT CTARTS A RUMP   Witness Says Members of Congress Will Support Soldier Relief Legislation in Order to Influence Votes.

Elwell’ s Former ; Partner Called   Distrier Attorney Thinks Willie PendMeton Was in Whist Expert's Home Morning of Murder. '

ATTELL TO EXPOSE THE FIXERS   Former F eatherweight Cham. pion Says Ten Gamblers Got $250,000.   Chicago Judge Prepares to Reconvene September Grand Jury as Special Bedy—-Can Prosecute Players en Two Counts.

ATTELL ch¥o ht WILL NAME MEN   Deciares Ten Gamblers. Got $250,000 From Ball Deal.   JURY TO CONTINUE INQUIRY   Judge McDonald at Chicago Prepares to Recenvene the September Grand Jury—Can Prosecute Players on Two Counts.

SUARTER MILLION IN BASEBALL DEAI   19 GAMBLERS PROFITED         Chicago Grand .jJury Will Push Investigation Despite  Attorney’s Objection

Former Featherweight Champion Says Ten Gamblers Got $250,000.   INQUIRY TO BE CONTINUED   Chicago Judge Prepares to Reconvene September Grand Jury as Special Body—-Can Prosecute Players on Two Counts.

ABE ATTELL TO EXPOSE FIXERS   Former Featherweight Champion Says Ten, Gamblers Got $250,000.   INQUIRY TO BE CONTINUEL   Chicago Judge Prepares to Reconven¢  September Grand Jury as Special Body—Can Prosecute Players

~ WITHDRAWS   From Race for Secretary of State — The _ Cleveland Smith Sticks, Denying the Charge of Collusion.

TAKES DROP IN RHODE ISLANI   Fair Price Commissione! Tells Druggists What They May Charge.

DE VALERA REMAINING AT REST   Seeretary eof President ef Irish Repeblic UTrinformed ef Lecatteca.

WOUND SUFFERED BY ERZBERGER A DANGEROUS ONE   Physician Declares German   Vice Premier’s Condition  _ Demands Greatest Care at This Time.   WOULD BE SLAYER MAKES STATEMENT

DENIES INTENT 10 KILL ERZBERGER   Hirshfeld Says He Just Wanted to Make Minister “Harmless.”

TAKE X-RAY OF  ERZBERGER’S WOUND   Find Bullet Lodged in Shoulder  Blade—Condition is Reported  Not Serious by Attending Phy sielan,

ERZBERGER [8S BADLY HURT.   Wound in His Sheulder More Serious Than Seppesed.

The Man Who Wasn't Himself   nted western novelist,  ROBERT AMES BENNET

Beginning With This Issue   From the pen of the tal. ented western novelist,

ALL ENGLISH-IRISH QUESTIONS WILL BE COMPLICATED BY  BENTH OF M’SWiNel   LONDON NEWSPAPERS ENTER  ‘TAIN DIAMETRIC EDITORIAL  VIEWS. OVER STARVATION . DEATH LORD MAYOR

DEATH OF CORK LOAD MAYOR TAGs   Make Arrangements t Remove Martyr‘ Body From Brixtor to Jreland 2

SAY MACSWINEY TREATMENT WAS A BAD BLUNDER   London Papers Criticise (overnment’s Policy Toward Hunger Striker   FEAR IRELAND STRONGER   One Paper Declares That British Policy Stiffens Resistance

GOVERNMENT FORCED TO STAND FIRM IN THE M'SWINEY CASE   e-\ et In Yielded Law and Order Would Have _-. it: Mocked Savs the London Express i m Commentine on Death of the Wur-c> Striker.

GOVERNMENT FORCED TO STAND FIRM IN THE M’SWINEY CASE   ‘de- . * in Yielded Law and Order Would Have 4 Mocked Savs the London Express in Commentine on Death of the Vlur-~-- Striker.

M'SWINEY MAY BE MOVED SECRETLY   Question of Taking Body te Ireland Up Today - }   DUBLIN CASTLE To DECHE   London Newspapers Comyet on Lord Mayor’s Dea

PRESS DRIED ON MACSWINEY DEAT   SCME BRITISH JOURNALA CONDEMN GOVERNMENT FOR ITS ATTITUDE   At Beliast Crowds Burn Effigies _ Of MacSwiney, While in Dublin and Cork His Death Is Deplored.

WILL TAKE BODY OF LORD MAYOR BACK TO IRELAND   Plans For Disposing of Bod) Are Made

Administration At Cublin. Castie Wil Decide How Body ts To Be * Removed

LOCK OUT AT BALTIMORE   Sonnebora Clothing Figm Refuses Ad.  mittance to Employes,

Wil VISIT IN OKLANOM   Coolidge, Johnston and Cap per to Make Trip to This State.

BIG G.0.P. CHIEFS TO INVADE STATE   Coolidge, Johnson, Borah: and Capper Will Speak in Oklahoma While Campaign Is On.

STRIKE SITUATION _INGERMANY GROWS EVEN MORE SERIOUS   Setllement Believed lo have Been Effeeted Last Week Appears to Be Entirely Dispeenrded.   POOR CLASSES SUPFER   Waterworks Closed, ‘There Is No Fuel and Hunger Assails People Who Are In Bitter Franie of Mind.

GERMAN UNIONS 10 CONTINUE STRIKE   Workers Refuse to Obey the Instructions to Return to Thar Orenn3ations.

UNCLE STABS NEPHEW WITH FILE: ARRESTED   AUGUSTUS WILLY, FARMER, 1S CONFINED iN ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL WITH ABDOM. INAL WOUNDS.   IGNAGE WILLY UNDER $5.000   Attack Said to Have Been Made While Young Man Was Seated in Chair Shaving.

NO PROFITEERS IN IOWA FARMS   Secretary Meredith Defends lowan: from Charges Brought by Eastern Paper; Land With It,

CRITICISED PLAN OF CONTROL AT U.   STATE BOARD) HAS POWER BUT TOO: LIFTLE INTE! REST, SAYS ALUMN      STUDENT DAY MEETING   Merle Smith, Graduate of 1917 Was Principal Speaker at Convocation   Manager F. C. Allen Spoke of the Campaign For New Madium

CRITICISED PLAN OF CONTROL AT U   STATE BOARP HAS POWER BUT TOO LITTLE INTEREST, SAYS ALUMNUS   STUDENT DAY MEETING   Merle Smith, Graduate of 1917, Was Principal! Speaker at Convocation   Manager F. C. Allen Spoke of the Campaign For New Stadium At University

32 SES EN ae ar rare ar ag eT Tes ere ee eee eee  President- Elect Is to See Front Porch

FIRST HARDING LEAGUE CONFAB STARTS DEC. 12   PRESIDENT-ELECT EXPECTS TO COMPLETE CONFERENCE BY END OF MONTH

PEAM DING. OC TLISES PLANS,   Paperets te Spend Meet of Dece mbar  ie Martea.

HARDING PARTY DUE AT NORFOLK TODAY   Virgisia Plans Royal Welcome t: President-Elect and Mrs. Hardieg Daring Two Days’ Visit

CORN AND HAIRCUT   Une Bushel Will Pay For One Trim In ‘These Days.

TO SELL RAISINS AT AUCTION   From Two to Three Wandred Car loads Dumped On Market.

Swedish Workers’ Body Puts Ban On Migration Of Laborers to Red Russia

Surest Way to Good. Govern. ment Is Rebuke for Bad, “He Asserts.    RAPS EXTRAVAGANCE.   High Cost Due to Too Much Tax on Business, His Attitude.

HUGHES DECLARES MAINE INDICATOR   Says It Points to Verdict of Country.

HUGHES OPENS CAMPAIGN.   "ormer Nomimee Says Maine Result  Verdict of Country.

REPUBLICANS WILL WIN ELECTION SAYS HUGHE'   Former Candidate for Presidency Opens Campaign in Trenton, New Jersey.

“WHAT VERDICT FS GOING T0 BE   Charles Evans Hughes Sees th General Election As Great Peopte’s Court.   REVIEWS CONDUCT OF WAR   Declares Republicans Subordi _ inated AH Partisanship to Push the Fight.

FORMER JUSTICE HUGHES SPEAKS IN NEW JERSE}   People Demanding a Change Says tormer G. 0. P. Nom  Gives Republicans Credit Fo Speeding Up War

MAINE ELECTION SHOW HOW VOTE WILL GO—-HUGHES   Says Maine Election Points to the Verdict of the Nation.

FARMERS DEMAND EARLY RELIEF   FALLING PRICES MUST BE MET BY LEGISLATION, THEY SAY.

FARMERS TO ASK U. S. AID   Want Congress to Help Check Faliitng Prices of Products—To Cait. Big Conference.

FARMERS MEET IN WASHINGTON   To Ask Government to For. mulate Some Plan to Save Them From Ruin.

FARMERS T0 ASK RELIEF   Board of Farmer Organiza. tions Is Getting Busy.   TO APPEAL TO CONGRESS   Revival of War Corporation One of the Matters Now Being Considered.

NUL TU AE Oun WORK UNTIL VATE 1S TAKEN      British. Press. Is Strong in Praise of Strike: Settlement

CARTHOUARE DEATH TOLL IS MOUNTING   Latest Information Says Loss of Life Will Reach Thousands.

Ia Recent Earthquake in Mexico Every Report Increases Horror in Southern Part of Country.

UERMANY WAY PAY REPARATION BRL   FINANCIAL CONGRESS AT BRUSSELS HOPEFULLY ADJOURNS UNTIL JANUARY 10.

WIDELAR IS WRECK ON PANCAKE SHOAL'   MISSING BECKER LINER TOTAL LOSS TEN MILES NORTHEAST OF WHITEFISH BAY

a een ed  STEAMER WRECKED      Becker Liner Goes on Shoals in Lake Superior

LAKE STEAMER IS WRECKED   Capiain of Francis J. Widlar Picked Up--Part of Crew Saved.

LOCATE WRECK Of MISSING FREIGHTE!   Captain of Lake Boat Re moved; Believed No Lives Are Lost

FEAR THAT BOAT, LONG -ONERDUE, HAS BEEN LOST   Great Lakes Steamer Carries Crex  OF Thirty-three,

TENNESOEE OUFF “QUESTION FURTHER AND OLED TOA   Governor Assured Anti-Suffragists of Certification of Action of the House in Refusing to Concur in the Sen ate Action.

HOG ISLAND SHIP YARD TO BE AUCTIONED   GREATEST OF ALL SHIPBUILDING PLANTS, COSTING $65,000,000. TO BE SOLD

MANY EXPERTS ATTEND.      See Opening of Nattonat Tennis Don. bles at Boston,

REPRESENTATIVES OF FIVE * GROUPS FIND DIFFICULTY ~ IN ARRIVING AT AGREEMENT   Forty - Eight Spokesmen Sa} _ Settlement Is Merely One _ : of Minor Details . 3:

TUSION PLAN CONSIDERED BY PROMOTERS OF THIRD = PARTY   Coalition of Political Parties Meeting In Chicago Looms Nearer.   CONFERENCES ARE HELD  Leaders are Confident Uniou of Forces Will Be Perfected.

FUSION  OF VARIOUS PARTIES INTO. ON Bl PARTY  At Chicago Loomed Appreciabl: Nearer Today.   At Chicago Loomed Appreciably Noarer Today.

WISCONSIN SENATOR MAY BE SELEGTEL      Both Conventions Get Under Way Very Slowly This Morning

EUROPEAN LABOR TAKES USUAL MAY DAY HOLIDAY   London Press Did Not Predict Serious Outbreaks—Overall Parade is Staged .

YOU’RE A DADDY, SAYS WIRELESS AT SEA BOTTOM   30 Diver’ “at Work on Sub “marine: Comes Up to See Fae ts, Mei lee eo a

CALLED: FROM DEEP TO SEE NEW BABY   Diver Summoned from Submarine Ocoup: jon by Telephone When Stork  > LE gavaenk Him Daughter.

DEMANDS OF SOVIET WITHDRAWN   THAT POLAND PROVIDE ARMS FOR A WORK: MEN’S MILITIA.   One of the Principal Obsta. cles in Way of Peace Set. tlement Removed by Soy: iet Government,

REDS AGREE  BALFOUR’S NOTE   BOLSHEVIK! CLAIM THEY ARE MOVED BY DESIRE FOR GENERAL PEACE.

RUSSIAN SOVIETS READY TO, YIELD   Would Withdraw Demand That Poles Provide Arms for Worlanen’s Milita   Soviet Reply to Note of Lord Balfour Said to Satis. fy Britain. and Italy

RUSSIA BACKS DOWN   Withdraws “Demand for Works man’s Militia ~~

BOLGHEVIKG 10 MODIFY DEMANDS IN PEAGE TERMS   British Government Notified That the Requirement of Arms For Polish Workmen Will Be Omitted.

POLAND CALLS PEACE DELEGATE TO CONFERENCE   Difficulty of Communication Be tween Warsaw and Minsk Reported Cause.   DESIRE CHANGE OF SITE   Russia Agrees to Withdraw De mand For Polish Work= men’s Army.

PEACE WITH SOVEE! GOVERNMENT NOT REACHED   Uncertainty Still Evident in Negotiations; Minsk Saic To Be Too Far Away

RUSSIANS AGREE TO STRIKE CLAUSE PEACE TERMS   Clause Effecting Work ing Mens Militia in Poland Out.

say Reds Massing Forces   Russian Delegation Claims Attitude Is Desjre for World  Pearce

Foreign Office Declares Victory Has Not Changed Attitude or Question of Ending Quarre  _ with Soviets

Ri. ‘sions, Tell Brituh: 7 Subordinate: Everything ~ Desire for ‘Peace   WITEDEAW  CONDITIONS : POR ‘WORKMEN'S -MILIETA,               Poles in: Meantime Con  - eaaes Force. Paseage:: . ). artw- River:         FORCES... EVACUATE - VILNA       Gerrans Gravely. ‘Concern:

BRITISH TERMS ARE ACCEPTED _ BY RUSS REDS   Agree to Withdraw Coridition ‘That Poles. Provide Arms  - for a Workman's Militia Proposed in Poland.   DESIRE TO SEE E PEACE _ THROUGHOUT WORLD   Scene of Negotiations Betwee: Poles and Russ May b Shifted From Minsk to War saw, Says Report.

SOVIETS MODIFY DEMAND   Withdraw. Condition That Poles Form Workmen’s. Militia.   REPLY IS SENT

WITHDRAWS CONDITION FOR MILITIA   Soviets to Drop. Idea of Troops in Po: land.

SOVIET WITHDRAWS ITS DEMAND FOR A WORKMEN'S ARMY   Poland Asks that Russia Trans. fer Peace Negotiations to More Convenient Location   BOLSHEVIK ARMY SURROUNDED IN THE KOLNO DISTRICT   Reds Send Reserves to Southern Front for Drive on Lemberg

POLAND STRIVES TO GAIN PEACE   Pat RAFSSRE > FER TF Be TPS SB BSB. 38 B48”  POLISH ATTITUDE  Soviet Withdraws Workmen's Militia Clause—May Transfer Scene of Pariey to Warsaw From Minsk.

POLISH FEAR. IS PEACE TALK WILL COME TO NAUGHT   Speculation Rife Upon Outcome of the Parley at Minsk   NEWSPAPERS SKEPTICAL  POLISH PEACE DELEGATION AT MINSK IS HUNGRY, SAYS cEPORT.  i

REDS MEET OBJECTION OF ALLIES   SovietReservesAre Being Brought Up on Southern Front and New Drive With Lemberg as Objective Is Expected.

GSURT MARTIAL ORDERED      *  Daniels Orders Examination tnto the Activities of Lientenant Com mander of Samoa.

TO COURT MARTIAL SAMOA COMMANDER   Naval Officer Accused of [n i fluencing Unrest Among the Natives.

COURT-MARTIAL OF OFFICIAL IN SAMOA ORDEREI   Lieut.-Governor Will Answe: Charges of Disorderly Conduct and Disrespect

ILLINOIS MINE WORKERS FIGHT   THREE FACTIONS SEEKING TO CONTROL THE UNION,

FINAL YACHT RACE. OF SERIES DELAYED ~ UNTIL 12,30 TODAY   Not Enough Wind to Carry Sloops igs 30-mile Course - in Six:Houre.   SHAMROCK FALLS INTO. CALM, SIGNALS FOR TOW   Brisk Breeze Early This Morning ; Gave Indications For fs Early Start.

RESOLUTE AHEAD IN DECIDING RAGE   Slips Into Lead As Sham rock Hugs The Beach.

ACTION TAKEN TO SPEED GRAIN   COMMERCE COMMISSION ORDERS RE-ADJUSTMENT OF GRAIN FREIGHT RATES.

REAR AUST FRELGHT RATES FOR GRAIN   MOVE EXPECTED TO STIMU LATE LAKE SHIPMENTS AND EASE CAR SITUATION,

GRAIN RATE CUT BY LAKE ROUTES TO AID TRAFFIC   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Orders a Readjustment of Rates

SHIP MORE GRAIN VIA GREAT LAKE   Rates Made Lower as Inducemen! to Shippers, Thus Relieving R. R. Car Shortage

Giosing of Textile Mills Causes Some Unemployment in Eastern Cities. .  IMMIGRANTS STAKE JOBS   Eastern Business Men Confident That Situation Will Right Itself.

LABOR SITUATION {5 IRREGULAR   Different Parts of the Country Have Difterent Reports to Make—Period of Readjustment,

UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION N01 FEARED IN EAST   Present Surplus of Labor I: Exnected to Be Absorbed by First, of Year   MIGRATION OF WORKERS TOWARD SOUTH IS BEGUN   LCONOMIST BELLIES ES WORK WILL NOT BE STABILIZED AGAIN UNTIL PRICES REACH NORMAL,

MINOR STRIKES _  OF R. R. EMPLOYES   PENNSYLVANIA SHOPS AT FT WAYNE CLOSED PENDING CLOSED SHOP AGREEMENT

SEATTLE ELECTS ALE. F, OFFICER   Maj. Hugh M. Caldwell Defeats Radical Labor Leader in Mayoraity Election.   AMERICANISM THE ISSUE   Lieut. Phillip Tindall, Running fo City Council, Leads Field of Ten Candidates With Pluratity of 12.000.

EAT TLE VOTER ELECT AE. F. MAN   Radical Labor Leader Defeated in Mayoralty Election.   MAJ. H. M. CALDWELL WINNER   Beats James A. Duncan on American. ism Piatform—tLieut. Phillip Tindall, Another Ex-Service Offi. cer, Leads Field.

LABOR MAN 1S SEATTLELOSER   James A. Duncan is: De feated for Mayor by - Maj. Caldwell

McADOO PERSISTENT   Again Makes Plain Intention Not to Run For President.

M’ADOO NOT A CANDIDATE AT THIS TIME   He Will Not Permit Hi Name to Be Used in the Presidential Primaries.

ORGANIZE LABOR AMERICAS TOLL   Gompers Urges Two Republic To Prepare for Industrial Pariey Next July.

URGES PAN-AMERICAN LABOR AFFILIATION   Gompers Advises South Americans to Unionize and Join U. S. Workers.

PAN-AMERICAN UNITY OF WORKERS 15 URGED   NATIONAL LABOR BODIES IN THF ’ LATIN-AMERICAN REPUB. ICS PROPOSED.   FOR CONCERT GF ACTION   Manifesto Issued by Gompers and Others Suggests Affiliation of Interests.

EMBARGO IS URGED ON  EXPORTATION OF COAI   Senator Walsh, sh, of Massachusetts, Says New England is Pinched for Fuel, British Biddae It iin. :

REVOLT AGAINST CARRANZA GAING GROUND RAPIDLY   Troops of Gen: Flores Continue : Their March Toward  Mazatlan.   GRATEFUL TO WASHINGTON

MOVEMENT AGAINST CARRANZA GAINING — GROUND RAPIDLY   More States Reported tc Have Joined the Sonora Troops   RULLETIN

REBEL MOVEMENT BAINING GROUND   Carranza Forces in Chihuahua tO Assist Sonora.   REVOLT AND TAKE THE FIELD

PROTECTION GUARANTEEL   To All Commercial In terests in the State of Sonora

CHICHUAHUA JOINS SONORA   LARGE CARRANZA FORCES IN THAT STATE DESERT FEDERAL GovERNMENT.

Yaqui Indians ‘Flock to New. ‘Standard '   Gen. Flares! Army Continués March On Mazgtlan. ~

SOAORA REVOLUTION SAID. TO BE GAINING   Now Declared That Villa Will Throw Himself With New Forces Against Carranza.

UNO AA REVOLT GAINING GROUND   Ubalejo’s Federal Forces Join Revolution   GEN. PIMA ANNOUNCES   Sonora’s Chief Forces to Oppose President Carranza Will be Composed of Yaqui and Mayo Indians, it is said. Heavy Concentrations of Red Men Being Made

MASON CITY MAN TO HEAD IOWA LEGION   Colonel McNider Has No Opposition; Cities Fight For 1921 Convention.

Y OPENS LEGION MEET AI GEDAR RAPIDS   Over Thousand Former Service Mer From All Parts of State Attend Gathering.

SKATING RACES PLANNED   American Champion Has Challenged the World Champion

MAN AND WOMAN FOUND SLAIN   Clifford Bleyer, Member of Chicago Union League Club, and Mrs. Randall Are the Victims.

WOMAN AND MAN FOUND SLAIN   Married Man and Divorcee Shot to Death in Chicago.

Clifford Bleyer, Member of Chicage Urion League Club, and Mrs. Randall Are the Victims.

BIG FUEL SUBSIDIARY      Steel Company Buys Coal Land and Coke Ovens.

MM LINES RETIN ‘TNPRUATE CONTROL ~ AND COMPETITION   vector General Hines Re: qoains at Post to Wind Up Claims Against U. 5.   PROVISIONS OF NEW RAIL BILL: EXPLAINED           c. C. to Fix' Rates Whic! ‘Sugrantee 514 Per Cent Regee te the Carriers

TRAVELING PUBLIC FINDS NOTHING TO INDIGATE A CHANGE   ‘Railroad Administration Pasees out of Existence  Today.

ROADS SET EE FROM THE IMIRISTRATION   “Purna Back ‘TransportaSystem io Tis Owners ge Effective Midnight Sux

RETURN RAILROADS -TOTHEIR OWNERS   Union. Leaders Taking Ur Question of Attacking  Ma iyi lt eee

COUNTRY 3 ROADS BAGK 10 OWNERS   CHANGE FROM GOVERNMENT TO PRIVATE CONTROL IS WITHOUT INCIDENT.   NINES THE ONLY ONE LEFT   Director General, Shorn of Hi Powers, Remains to Clear Up the Unfinished Business.

HINES LEFT TO ~ FINISH DETAILS OF RAIL CONTROL   Roads Returned to Former "Owners Last Midnight '   LITTLE JURISDICTION IS RETAINED BY GOVERNMENT   Transfer of Control Is Made ithout a Hitch

ALA CONTROL IS GIVEN OVER   ROADS TODAY BACK IN HANDS OF PRIVATE OWNERS; ONLY REMNANT OF RY. ADMINISTRATION.

RAILROADS MAKE CHANGE   Two Hundred and Thir. ty Lines Returned to Their-Owners

U.S, RAILROAD REGIME PAST      1230 Lines Again Revert to Private * Ownership at Midnight ] Sunday Night,   TRANSFER IS MADE WITHOUT ANY INCIDENT

UNION LABOR MAY CONTEST RAIL RETURN   250 Lines- “Are Now. Back . Under Owners’ Control and Managetnent   MANY = CLAIMS ». PENDING      Director General Hines Wil i “Muve-Phesetin=Charge—:  -  - Prafit-Guaranteed. / “ -

Transfer Without Incident or Anything To Indicate To Public That Change Was Made.

BAGK TD OW HERS   J, S. Leaves Roads With $715,500,000 Deficit — Fare Dispute on Pay -- 230 Lines Under Federal Control Two Years

RAILROADS UNDER PRIVATE CONTROL   BILL SIGNED SATURDAY  RAVERNMENT OPERATION ENS      Director General Hines Will Remain in Office Ouly to Close Busine: S55 Pending on February 28.

TURN RAILROADS BACK TQ OWNERS   U. S. Rail ‘Aduiistration Hissin and Only Hines Remains; On the Jeb.   LITTLE CHANSE IS NOTED)   Under Bill Signed by Wilson Govern. ment Retains Little Jurisdiction— Workers Hold Parley to Decide Action.

230 LINES MERGED BY U. §. RULE, NOW ON PRE-WAR BASIS   OPERATING DIVISION OF FEDERAL ADMINISTRA-. TION PASSES OUT OF EXISTENCE.   HINES CONTINUES   Director Gencral Only Official Remaining to Clear Up Claims.

RAILROADS BACK ~ 0 OWNERS    TRANSFER TOOK EFFECT AT A MINUTE PAST MIDNIGHT.   SUMMARY OF THE LAW   4 “fs ° GREAT POWER PLACED IN THE INTERSTATE: COMMISSION.   Good Old Days of Special Rates and of Competition and Good . Service Are Expected, - —

PRIVATE INTERESTS TAKEOVER RAILWAY PONTRAL- FRAN RAVT   )perating Division of U. S, Administration Passes Out of Existence at Midnight , Last Night.   HINES TO WIND IT UP

Railways Back in: Hands of Their _ Owners After a Two-Years’ Government Control; Epitome of Provisions of Congressional Re-organization Bill   Committee Report Exonerated Governor Robertson and Scored Cam Russell i in Choicest Lansuas

RAILS 7  0 OWNERS   After Government Control of 26 Months.   PRESIDENT SIGNED NEW BILL   Interstate Commerce Commission Is Given Greater Power Than Ever Before.

Si NOW TAT NI )   Giant System  of 230. Roads ~ Broken Up. and Private. -_Qwners Resume. .   HINES REMAINS BUT   HAS LITTLE TO  DO

RAILROADS BACK IN PRIVATE OWNERS’ HANDS TODAY   President Signed Rail Bill and Govt. Control Ended at Midnight Last Night after _  Two Years.   COST WAS’ $715,500,000   Director Hines Says Properties in Good Shape and Insists Condition is Not as Bad as  1s Claimed. '

WOULD CLAMP DRY LID ON ISLANDS   Senator Jones, Washington, Would Extend Volstead Act:to the Archipelago,

BEARS TERRIFY CHELSEA, N. Y.   Hunters Seek Wiid Animals in ; Swamp After Panic in Village Streets.

OUT-PONZ PONZI; RUN IS RESULT   Boston Bank Stormed by Investors  PONZI UNDER BOND  Wife Displays Trust In Husband

This Concern Goes Ponzi One. Better    Orered Investors 160) Percent  Profit. in Six Months-——Big Run’ Semts on Firm Today.

Would-Be Slayer Boasts He's Trailed Money Wizard 12 Years   ARMED GUARDS DOUBLED WHEN MENACE ARRIVES   Ponzi Admits He Fears Vengeance Of Some Who Have Tost

POLISH ARMISTICE DELEGATES 00 NOT APPROVE TERMS OF RUSS BOLSHEVISTS   ‘Envoys Realize that They Are  _In Position to Dictate More  Favorable Terms Than Are Those. Offered Them

PROPOSED RUSS BOUNDARY LINE   Rupture of ' Peace Par. ' Jey Predicted in ° London _

BEACH AGREEMENT   Which May End Miners Wage Controversy in [lincis.

REVOLT INCREASING AND REBELS BUSY IN MEXICO   Seriousness of New Uprising Is Understood by Heads Of U. S. Government

ean TFAORDER TON 1S BEINEACEN   Four Hundred Additional Troops Arrive at Agua Prieta after Night March from Naco; 900 More En Route   MEXICAN REVOLT AREA SHOWS RAPID INCREASE   Secession Movement Gains Support of at Least Four Other  States Besides Adherence of ‘Individuala

TO FORMULATE PLANS FOR GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO   Leaders of Son®ra Movement Agtinst Carranza Will Meet in Agua Prieta Within Pew Days,

VISIBLE GRAIN. SUPPLY SHOWS GENERAL DECLINE   Barley .Stock Increasea with ‘Wheat Corn, Oats, and Rye All Making: Heavy Decrease

HAD OVERLAND TRIP   F. M. Holliday and Family Returned to Lawrence

HAD OVERLAND TRIP      re nc. F. M. Holliday and Family Returned to Lawrente’

JAPAN EXPRESSES HER READINESS TO ENTER CHINESE CONSORTIUN   Will Join But Will Not Abandon Demand for Exclusion of Manchuria and Mongolia

LLOVD PREVOST FOUND GUILTY   Jury Returns Verdict in Cele brated Brown Murder Case.

NEW HAMPSHIRE GAIN SMALL   Increase in Population for Ten Years fe Only 12,511~-Now Has 443,083.

BAIN IN OLD NEW HAMPSHIRE   Increase In Population for Ten Years le Qanlw 129.811.

HOME BREW IS NOT YET RULED AGAINS)   Bureau of Internal Revenue Has Not Restricted Sale of Hops and Malts for That Purpose.

HOME BREW STILL WIETHEN LAW'S PAL   Officials Think Ban on Sale o! » Hops: and Malt Might Be  ‘Hh ntan is. Tine

IS STILL UNMENACED BY REVENU BURFAII   No Ruling Prohibiting Hops and Malt fas Been Made.

SIMS CRITICISMS ON FALSE BASE SAYS CAPTAIN PRAT   Says American Navy's Object Was tu Get Supplies and 'Eroops Quickly  Overseas.

_ OFFERS PURSE OF $400,000:   CoWroth Wants ta Stage Dempsey Carpentier. Wight in: Tower  California,

POLK TO ACT UNTIL NEW SECRETARY IS SELECTED   Several Names Suggested as Lansing Successor, But Choice Is Puzzle in Washington,

Several Names Suggested in Admin. istration Circles, bat Officials Frankly Admit They Have No Detinite Information as to Whom President Has in Mind,

Assistant Secretary Will Take Office AdInterim, Officials Believe.   LANSING’S . SUCCESSOR _ TO BE APPOINTED SOON      Polk to Take Position In President's Cabinet ToDay, Report.

JUITS POST AFTER WILSON REQUESTS RESIGNATION— CALLED CABINET   SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED   Meetings Were Imperative During President's Ilness, Says One Official.

POLK WILL AGT UNTIL WILSON NAMES NEW MAN   Under Secretary of State to Fill Place Until President Appoints Mr. Lansing’s Successor.   ‘THIRD LIKE SHIFT IN WILSON CABINET

WORK 1N CENTRAL WEST DEGREASING   Companies Plan Closing Down for Winter   CASING IS LESS SCARCE

WORK 1H CENTRAL WEST DECREASING   Companies Plan Closing Down for Winter   CASING IS LESS SCARCE   Kentucky Field

A RAY OF HOPE ON PROBLEM OF GOST OF LIVING   ‘James A. Patten Predicts Lower Prices for Food and Clothing During the Coming Winter.

Grain King Sees Cust of Liv Sania yoalighy toni and Spuds Affect-

RAGING YAGHTS IN FIGHT AGAINST THE 6-HOUR TIME LIMIT   Wind Drops With Resolute Leading the Challenger by ' Mile and a Half

BOTH SIBES ARE FIRM IN GOTHAM HARBOR STRIKE   Union Claims Conditions are Worse Than is Known; Officers Make Denial.

BOTH SIDES DETERMINED   New York Harbor Strike Shows Little Change from Yesterday.   GOMPERS COMING FOR CONFERENCE

not SUDES REMAIN PONE,   ‘Marine Workers May Be Jolned By “ Loneshoremen's Siri

GREENSBURG TEAM DEFEATED BY FAST DEN-ZARE TOSSERS   Locals Lead Until Last Two Min utes of Play When Visitors Cut Loose With Beautiful Plays  HARD SCHEDULE AHEAD   Holiday Games at Greenwood and on Local Floor Wjll Be Hard Fought Battles.

GHEENOBURG TEAM UEFEATED bY FAST DEN-LARE TOSSERS   Locals Lead Until Last Two Min. utes of Play When Visitors Cut Loose With Beautiful Plays   Holiday Games at Greenwood and or Local Floor Wjll Be Hard Fought Battles.

ILLEGAL BOOZE TRAFFIC BRINGS IN BIG RETURN   ‘Bootlegging Along International Boundary Betweer Canada and U. S. Is a Profitable Business.  i i

CANADIAN BOOTLEGGERS REAPING. AICH HARVEST FROM. AMERICA’S DRY AND THIRSTY CITIZENS STATE THE AUTHORITIES

H. W. Warmer of Ames Extensior Department To Be at Court House Friday Afternoon.

FIGHT FOR THE LEADERSHIP.   Premier Lioyd-George and Former Vremier Asquith Pitted.

TWO LEADERS Ut LIBERAL PART)   Lioyd George and Asquith Are Both Claiming Foremost Position.

LLUYD GEORGE AND ASQUITH FIGHT IVER LEADERSHIF   Conduct Informal De. bate Over Right to Lead Country   PREMIER REPLIES TO ATTACK

Lloyd George and Asquith Scrap Over Leadership of New British Liberal Party

Blaine Comes from Behind Wil cox in Late Returns and is 8,961 Ahead With Five Counties Yet to Report .   MORGAN BEATS KANNEBERG = JOHNSON DEFEATS LEVITAN   Elmer Hall and Comings of La Follette Ticket Appear to! 3 be Easy Winners

IHUMPOON a DEFEATED BY 28.000 VOTES   Blaine Comes from Behind Wilcox in Late Returns and is  8,961 Ahead With Five /  Counties Yet to Report   MORGAN BEATS KANNEBERG JOHNSON DEFEATS LEVITAN   Etmer Hall and Comings of La Follette Ticket Appear to be Easy Winners

THEODORE VALE PASSED TODAY   Wat a Ploneer in Telephone and Tel egraph Organtzation.-Rorn : in 1845 .- a

THEODORE VALE PASSED TODA)   Was 2. Pioncer in Pelephose and Tel egraph Ofganization—Born “ in: 1845

APPOINT MURPHY   Broohton Man Treasurer of Demverat State Committee,

CHAIRMAN NAMES CHAS. J. MURPH}   TREASURER OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE WOMEN MAKING PLANS

TAYLOR'S LEAD UVEH HORERTS STILL GROWING   Tenns >ee Breaks the Solid Sout by Going Republican First Time in 50 Years   MANY FACTORS GO TO ACCOUNT FOR REVERSAL   NEGRO VOTE, EXTRAORDI. NARY REPUBLICAN CAM. PAIGN AND DEMOCRATIC OVER-CONFIDENCE, BLAMED

SHOT A MINE OFFICIAL   West Virvinia  Supericterdent Was Killed From Ambush

MAN IS SHOT BY _ UNKNOWN PERSONS   West Virginia Mine Official  Is Victim, =

MANAGER OF MINE IS SHOT   John Gates Ambushed B: Unknown Persons in West Virginia.

WOMEN ‘ON LAND’ GET S16 PER WEEK   Minimum Wage Estab. lished by California Comuinission

MIDWEST BURLAS MEET AT LINCOL!   Powerful Farmers Organization Se. lects Capital City tor its rorthcoming: Session.

Selected fer January Cenference of “ Members of the Midwest Marnm Rerenaws.

STRIKERS LOSE THEIR SENORITY   Swiftehmen Will Me Required to Vp  Iv : p as Yew Pimp!toves,

CLOTHIERS MAKE MONEY   Hart Schaffner & Marx Show Biggest Earnings in History.

CLOTHING MEN GETTING RICH      Earnings of Hart Schaffner & Marx Largest tn History.

MUCH MONEY IN IOWA BANK:   ' Though Deposits Have Shrunk Séme Since Aprit They Have Increased $58,000,000 In Year,

MANHATTAN BARBERS TO STRIKE: OEMAND WAGE INCREASE Ht oer   THIRTEEN THOUSAND WORKERS INVOLVED IN STRIKE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK.

Se ee re ee ge es  New York to Grow Whiskers If These Men Go On Strike

BARBERS W! WILL STRIKE MONDAY   Tonsorial Artists in Go tham Make Demands’ for Wage Advance

RAILROADS AGAIN ARE DIRECTED BY PRIVATE OWNERS   Last Vestige Govern ment Control Passed  At Midnight.

230 ROADS NOW FREE OPERATE IN COMPETITION   dines Only Member o Government Staff to Keep Post

BACICIN HANDS OF COMPANIES   Little Outward Change Is Made —Interstate Commerce Body Sends Notifications.

RAILROADS TODAY IN HANDS OF COMPANIES AFTER GOVT, CONDUCT   Change Was Accomplished with No Apparent Confusion.   BULLETIN.

RAIL RATES CAN'T BE REDUCED UNTIL 10.0. SANCTIONS   Body Notifies Roads New Law Provides This Condition to ~ Hold: Til September.   ALL CHANGES EFFECTIVE PRIOR TO TODAY STAND   Decision Made by Commission and Entered to Bind From. Dates It Designates.

UNION LABOR LEADERS CONSIDERING» - TEST OF BILL’S CONSTITU TIONALITY

Railroads Again. Under __ Control of Their Owners   Better Service is Expected Under Private Con. trol Than Experienced During Past Two Years.’ Legislation Enacted That May  Raise Present Rates a Trifle _

RAILRUADS UF NATION RELEASEL 10 OWNERS   Rail Systems in Hands of Fed eral Government Twenty-Si Mortis.  met ate  INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED  ne  No Rate Reductions Befor $2ptember First is Mentione

TRANSFER BACK TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP MADE WITHOUT -A HITCH.   : ew England Roads Curtail 4Passenger Service in Or der to Reledse Freight  ‘Commodities — 230 Lines aaa

Interstate Commerce Commise sion Johnny on the Spot With Early Orders to Carriers.   ALL CHANGES IN RATES PRIOR TO TODAY STAND   President Wilson Signed the Railroad Reorganization Bill Late Saturday Afternoon.

at a! ee a  OF RAILROADS I AGAIN IN EFFECT      RESUME CONTROL AFTER 2 MONTHS OF GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP   NOTIFIED BY COMMERCE COMMISSION OF POWERS   Rates and Privileges Which Were Liffective Prior To Today Will Stand.

RAILROADS OF COUNTRY BACK TO THEIR OWNERS   WERE OPERATED BY GOV ERNMENT FOR 26 MONTHS.   OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION GIVEN IN WASHINGTON   All Changes In Kates and Classifica tions Effective Prior to Teday Will Stand.

Lines Returned to Owners a Midnight—Free to Compete.   Esch-Cummins Bill Regulates Reorganization and Creates Wage Tribunal.

NOTICE OF NEW POWERS SERVED ON RAILROAD:   Interstate Commerce Commisigon Formally Tells Owners of New Law.

AF NATION RELEASED 1 OWNER   Rail Systems in Hands of Fed: eral Government Twenty-Six Months,  INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED  ie  No Rate Reductions Befor S2ptember First is Mentionec

RAILROADS ARE BACK IN HANDS ~— OFTHE OWNERS   U. S. Railroad. Administration Ceased to Exist Last Midnight —Only Hines Is Left.   HE WILL SETTLE CLAIMS   i Interstate Commerce, Commis sion’s Powers Enlarged—La bor Considers Testing Law.

TRACK GLEARED OR COMPANIES AFTER / 60 DAYS   Interstate Commerce Commission Formally Notifies Owners of New Powers.

FAMINE DANGER IN IRELAND NOV   Paralysis of Transportation Adds New Terror to Civil Warfare Between ' Orangemen and Catholics; Four  New Casualties.

FEAR OF FAMINE ADDS TO. TROUBLES IN ERIN        Fighting Grows in Scope and. Vio lerice-—4 More. Dead and 50  * Wounded.

FAMINE DANGER GRIPS BELFAST   WITH TRANSPORTATION PARA " LYZED BY CONTINUED RIOTING, CETY FACES SHORT. > AGE OF FOOD ;   SEE HOPE FOR MAYOR   "RIENDS OF MAC SWENEY THINK GOVERNMENT MAY GRANT TIM EFERERBRNONS

FOUR MORE ADDED 10 BELFAST'S DEATH LIS   Food is Growing Short in the City ‘Because of Paralyzation of Transportation.

MacSwiney’s Condition Takes Turn for Worse; Declared Too Weak for His Removal Even If He Was Released   Transportation Paralyzed by Civil Warfare, and Many Laborers’ Homes Are Now Reported to Be Foodless

FAMINE DANGER ~ ADDED TO WARFARE   IN IRELAND BY PARALYZATION OF TRANSPORTATION BY  Paetac dade tat’

FREIGHT BODST SENDS GOAL UF   Higher Prices to the Consumer Are Announced.   PRICE OF FUEL MAY GO HIGHER   Operators in Illinois Undecided Whether Another Increase in Cost Will Follow Wage Increase Granted Workers.

Ne ae eas  FREIGHT RAISE SENDS COAL UF   Kigher Prices to Consumer Art ; Announced by Dealers in Chicago.  =   FUEL MAY GO STILL HIGIIER   Minois Operators Undecided Whethe: or Not Ancther Increase In Cost Will Follow Wage increase Granted Workers,

Higher Prices to Consumer Are Announced by Dealers in Chicago.   FUEL MAY GO STILL HIGHER   lilinois Operators Undecided Whether or Not Another increase In Cost Will Follow Wage increase Granted Workers.

FREIGHT RAISE SENDS COAL UP   Higher Prices to Consumer Are Announced by Dealers in Chicago.   FUEL MAY GO STILL HIGHER   Ilinois Operators Undecided Whether or Not Another Increase In Cost Will Follow Wage Increase Granted Workers.

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HEND CONFESSES TO BRUTAL CRIME   Young Negro Admits Death of White Girl; Stepsister Identifes Slayer; Accused Now Being Heid for Murder in the First Degree.

MARTH  NEGRO. Apmis. WE A PURE, AG) MONDAY AFTERS  :MILLED   GIRLS RODY FOUND IN EAGLE CREEK NEAR INDIANAPOLIS LATE MONDAY.

NEGRO CONFESSES   William Ray, Black, Confesses That He Murdered Little Girl   SISTER IDENTIFIES HIM   Claims That He Did Not Assault Her, But Stabbed Her With a Pen Knife

“Well as Usual,” Says 115-Year-Old Woman After Near Asvhvyviatio;

#48 WELL AS EVER.”      Chicago Woman .115 Years Old. - Merely Inconyenienced: by .Gas. 

3% ee NE ceo eel Fr : ‘LAIN ON WAY TO TRIAL. it s » SE apr aint: ‘er of Girl Held for Death of Mat

MAN SHOT IN COURT HOUSE BY FATHER OF GIRL HE IS CHARGED WITH ATTACKINC

GEORGES CARPENTIER COMING TO AMERICA   Not Likely to Sign for Fitht With Dempsey Before His Arrival Witte, of Bide

CARPENTIER COMING      French Fistic Champicn i Expected Next Month.

Assembly Discusses Plans for Part to be Taken in Organization by Armenia and-Former Russian States <   CONTINUES EFFORTS TO ’ SECURE WORKING BASIS

LEAGUE NATIONS PROBLEMS SEEM BEYOND SOLUTION   Policy Seems to Be Let Time Work Out Set tlement Questions.

NON-MEMBERS TO FOAM EXTRA BODY   Their Cooperation Needed By League Assembly

EFFICIENCY IS AIM OF LEAGUE IN LATEST WOVE   Would Get Organization Down to Good Working Basis At Once.

FAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL DO. LITTLE ~ WORK OF IMPORTAN C   FORMER KING OF GREECE WILL ASK THE ASSEMBLED DELEGATES TO INVESTIGAT GRE CIAN WAR. ATTITUDE

MANY: PROBLEMS OF LEAGUE ARE PROVING PHIZZL   GENERAL POLICY ADOPTEL SEEMS TO-BE TO LEI TIME WORK OUT SOLU  ie we gel oginee

WAR ON TYPHUS IN POLAND [s TOPIC OF LEAGUE   Nansen Says ills. Could “Be Checked for. Price of Two. Torpedo Boat Destroyers

LEAGUE MAY AVOID FRICTION BY STOP ORDER ON DEBATES   Assembly to Permit Armenian and Russian Delegates to Aid in Organization.   -CANADIAN APPEALS FOR ACTION AGAINST TYPHUS   ‘Assembly Told World Facing Grave Emergency in Far East Crisis.

VARIOUS TOPICS. ~ BEFORE LEAGDE   Co-operation of Non- Member States.   ASSEMBLY IS BUSY © -. ON WORKING BASIS   Some Problems Beyond So: - lution.

Questia ‘ot Relations. ot Asséni “bly: and- ‘Council “Left. For. 2. Buture:Solatioa.“   WORKING: .OUT -. PROGRAM   “ape “Agking “Armenia an Former. Russian: States. : > On ‘Some ‘Boards:

WORKING BASIS — FOR LEAGUE IS "BEING FORMED   PROBLEMS IN COVENANT MOST DIFFICULT OF SOLUTION.   Armenia and Former Russian Stafes’ Representation Given Attention Teday—Typhus Campaign  Is Discussed.

Delegates Feel That Time Alone Can Solve Dif. ficulties,   WILL FIGHT TYPHUS   Conditions in Near East De. mand Immediate Attention of World,

LEAGUE MAY ADMIT SMALL STATES T0 TECHNICAL BOARDS   Armenia and Former Russian States to Participate Though Not Members   TIME ALONE GAN SOLVE ‘ALE PROBLEMS BELIEF AT GENEVA   Financial Aid Asked ‘to Fight Typhus in Poland

MAN Wh LOCATED NORTH POLE DIES   Noted Discoverer Succumbs at Home in Washington.   RECEIVED MANY HONORS

MAN WHO LOCATED HORTH POLE Olet   ‘Naled Discoverer Suscumbs al Heme in Washinglon,   RECEIVED MANY HONORS

TRYING EXPERIENCE   ship Driven 1500 Miles Off Course by Cyclone.

SMALL STEAMER VICTIM (OF CYCLONIC BLIZZARD   Lifeboats and Wood Fittings Either Swept Away or Burned : for Fuel; Man Is Lost

STEAMER DRIVEN OFF COURSE.   One Member of Pana'’s Crew Washed Overboard During Trip.

CHIEF PAYNE SOLVES . SHOOTING MYSTERIES:   BOYS PLAYING PRANK. CAUGHT BY CHIEF OF POLICE. PAYNE.

CHIEF PAYNE SOLVES =< SHOOTING MYSTERIES            BOYS PLAYING PRANKS CAUGHT: BY CHIEF OF-PBLICE PAYNE, AB Sey

LONG AND ATKINSON LEAD DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN THE STATE   Democratic Nominee for United States Senate Reduces Plurality of Spencer.   HACKMANN AND BECKER LEAD REPUBLICAN RACE   Vote on Presidential Elector: Will Be Cast Up by Officials Today.

SUMMONS THE WAR &UILTY   Berlin ‘tlorney General Calta" Upon Accused to Appear In Conrt nt lLeingic.

GERMANY’ WAR GUILTY HAVE BEEN SUMMONED   THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS INSTRUCTED THEM TO AP. PEAR NEXT MONTH.   No Definite Date Was Set But the Time is Limited Between June 7 to 20—AlHes Note Is Respected, ®

BRUSILOFF TAKES SUPREME CONTRO!   Military Chief in Russia Leading Figure--Germans Call “War Guilty.”

ATLANTA POLICE CLAIM TQ HAVE — MISSING CIRI   YOUNG WOMAN, MASQUER ADING IN AVIATOR’S UNI FORM, BELIEVED TO BI JEANNE DE KAY.

MISSING GIRL FOUND   Jeanne de Key wl Chicago i: Located in Atlanta

VOTERS OF NEBRASKA WILL BALLOT TODAY   DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS TO EXPRESS CHOICE AT THE POLLS,

{LECTION ISSUES IN HANDS OF VOTERS   CORNHUSKER. STATE VOTER: WILL SIGNIFY PRIMARY CHOICES TODAY   BOTH SLATES ARE CROWDED   No Dearth of Party Seekers on Democratic and Republican Slates -—Governorship Scraps.

Wet and Dry Forces Will Align for One of the Most Interesting Battles.   Wood, Johnson and Pershing Entered by Republican Supporters.

'ANTI-LEAGUE PLANK FOR THE PLATFORM   , ie AM JOHNSON $a3S HE WILE. . WAGE FIGHT FOR IT.   Califernia Serater Demanding That Repablican Party Take Peartees “Stnand—Vay Speab  at Convention.

Plank Opposing League Will Be JolinsonDemanc   Senator Would Have Party Come Out Frankly on Covenant Issue.

WORLD LEAGUE PLANK MUST BE UNEQUIVOCAL   JOHNSON SAYS REPUBLICANS MUST MAKE DECLARATION CLEAN CUT.   Repubiican Party Must Continue to Be “JInat Folks” and Not Be Dehumanized He Says.

OPPOSES LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Johnsen Will Demand Plank In Platform Aguinat Pian.

JORNGON TQ FIGHT FOR PLANK AGKINGT LEAGUE OF NATIONS   WILL DEMAND AN UNEQUIVOCAL PLANK, HE SAYS ON ARRIVAL AT CONVENTION SITE.

Old Time Train Master Dies in Fort Worth;  Service Since Year 1878

WOMEN INDORSE “BOOM FOR: OWEN      MANY OF THE: FEMININE ‘DEMOCRATS ARE: ‘WIVES or RE: ; - PUBLICANS. '!

HUERTA ADVISES CONGRESS   Mexican President Recommends Numer ‘gus ‘Reforms in First-Message

HUERTAURGES REFORM (ANS: IN HES MESSAGE   Barracks in Mexico City to Be Sold to Remove Troops From Tempiation

Ut LA HUERTA URGES REFOAMA NY AMANY LINES   RESTORATION OF CONSTITUTION Al COVERNWENT AND IMPROVED LIVING CONDITIONS,

RURAL ROUTE CH.   Earl Jordan of ‘SKarpsville’ ‘Appoint: ‘ed Carrier Out of Tipton Office..

RURAL ROUTE CHANGE,   Earl Jordan of SHarpsville Appoint ed Carrier Out of Tipton Ofiice.

WILSON CHALLENGE 15 ACCEPTED BY HARDING   G. 0. F. NOMINEE WOULD MAKE TREATY DOMINANT ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN,   REFERENDUM 1S ACCEPTABLE   Confidence Is Expressed That Party's Attitude on Preserved Nationality Will Be Indorsed.

CHALLENGE OF  WILSON MET   Harding Says Is Willing to Submit Treaty to the People

WILLING SUBMIT TO REFERENDUN   Senator Harding Takes U} President Wilson’s Challenge

G.0,P, WELCOMES REFERENDUM ON  FACIE NATIONS   Senator Harding Declares the Parts Will Gladly Accept President Wilson’s Challenge:

HARDING TAKES CHALLENGE FOR LEAGUE BALLOT   Republican Nominee Declares He Accepts President’s Suggestion that People Vote on Covenant Referendum

HARDING ACCEPTS WILSON CHALLENG!   Republican Nominee Says Party Will Gladly Welcome Referendum   HGOVES GIVES SUPPORT   Conferences With G. Q. P. Leaders Regarding Campaign Continue

HARDING FAVORS LEAGUE Ad Toa IN NATIONAL RAGE   REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOM. INEKE CONFIDENT G. 0. P. ATTITUDE WILL BE UPHELD   ANSWERS WILSON'S DEFY   Candidates Assertions Closely Wollowed by Statement by Herbert Hoover Urging Members of Party to Support Ticket

LEAGUE GOES 10 REFERENDUM OF THE ELECTORATE   Harding Accepts The Gauntlet Thrown Down By President Wilson.

HARDING ACCEPTS: WILSON CHALLENGE   Says America will Sustair Republican View.

DESPITE PLATFORM DODGE HARDING WILLING TO BRING LEAGUE NATIONS TO ISSUI

HOOVER ENDORSES PARTY PLATFORM   HAD BREAKFAST WITH SES ATOR HARDING AT WASHINGTON TIEES SIGINENG   URGES PARTY UNION

¢.0. P. WILL ACCEPT  PARTY CHALLENGI   HARDING SAYS HE IS SURE REF. ERENDUM WILL BE WELCOMED ON LEAGUE   (Rwy United Pracc}

PLAN ACCEPTED   Republican Presidential’ Nominee Accepts The Challenge _ of President. ‘   WELCOME A REFERENDUM      Hoover Breakfasts With Harding. Will Support Ticket. Says Platform is Progressive.

HOOVER ENDORSES PARTY PLATFORM   HAD BREAKFAST WITH SEN ATOR HARDING AT WASHINGTON THIS MGRNING   URGES PARTY UNION   Says it is Necessary for ail Eiements ih Organization te Puil, Tezether   Harding Says tue Republican - Would Weicome a Referensum on the Leacne

[S WILLING 10 SUBMIT THE TREATY   Nominee Declares His Party Will Gladly Welcome Referendum and Predicts OverwhelmingIndorsement of G. O, P. Stand.

Herbert Hoover to Suppor Nomineet and Approves Majority of Planks   FRANKLIN M’VEAGH HELPS   Republican Nominee Accepts ‘President Wilson’s Challenge on Treaty

HOOVER JOINS HARDING FORCES   Gives Out Statement After Talk With Nominee   Senator Takes Up the President's Challenge on League Issue

MR. WILSON’S * LEAGUE DEFI IS ACCEPTED   Republicans Welcome Referendum on Foreign Pol-: icy, Says Harding.   HOOVER THROWS HIS SUPPORT TO TICKET

Harding Accepts Challenge To  ake an Issue of Treaty   G. O. P. Presidential Nominee Says His Party “Would Gladly Welcome Referendum on Foreign Relationship of U. S.”—Hoover Indorses Candidate and Urges All Republicans to Support National Ticket.

PUBLICITY DRIVES HARDING TO TAKE UP WILSON’S DEFI   G. O. P. Nominee Says Republicans Welcome Referendum.

WILSON DEFY 1!$ ACCEPTED   Republican Presidertial Nominee Agrees to Put Peace Pact to a Referendum.

CHALLENGE OF PRES. WILSON MET BY HARDING   Says Republican Party Will Welcome Referendum on Foreign Policies.

HARDING GLAD TO MAKE WORLD LEAGUE, ISSUE Replies to Wilson; Hoover Back of Vicket.

Republican Nominee Ac ‘cepts Challenge of the President.   'PEOPLE WILL -DECIDE   Sure ‘Republican Attitude of Reserved Nationality. Wil Will. Be Approved.

HARDING WILL SUBMIT LEAGUE TO REFERENDUM   Accepts Wileon’s Challenge and Believes People Will Endorse G, 0, P.   PLATFORM IS ATTACKED   President Denounces Repub lican Convention and Senate Policy.

REPUBLICAN OTANUING PAT ONPLATFORM   PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT FOR VOTE TO UPHOLD PACT   Test On Policies Welcomed by W.W.; May Be Candidate.

President Is Well Enough :to Take. Hot Shot at Repub>~: -fican Platform: .      HE. URGES REFERENDUM

ARDING REPLIES TO GHALLENCE Of PRESINENT WILSON   Welcomes Referendum on the Question of Foundation Relationships of Republic.   CONFIDENT REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE BE ENDORSED   Herbert Hoover Issues a Statement Approving Choice of the Chicago Convention and urging All Republicans tc Rally to Support of Ticket

NOMINEE DONS ARMOR TO WAR ON THETEACTIE   Accepts Woodrow’s Challenge to Submit Treaty to the Peaonia   SAYS ITS G. OG. P. WISH   PRESIDENT 4N INTERVIEW SCATHES REPUBLICAN PLATFORM AND inSISTS PEOPLE ARE FOR HIS TREATY

1.0.P. READY  10 TAKE UP  PAGT GAGE AT POLLS   Wilson Interview Seen a: Opening of His Drive for His Policies

BELIEVES REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE OF PRESERVED NATIONALITY WILL BE OVERWHELMINGLY: ‘ENDORSED - _.   By the People at the Polls— Date for Formal Notificafion of Senator Expected to be Fixed Today. _-

HARDING ACCEPTS WILSON CHALLENGE   Willing to Submit the Peace Treaty to Referendum. Herbert Hoover Will Support Republican Ticket.

HARDING ACCEPTS THE CHALLENGE FOR POPULAR VOTE ON PEAGE TREAT   EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN RE. SULT OF COMING REFERENDM ON TREATY.

Republicans Will Welcome Referendum, Says G.O.P..  Nominee Today   HOLDS A CONFERENCE WITH HERBERT HOOVER

WILSON’S CHALLENGE WILL BE ACCEPTED   Republican Party Willing For a Referendum on League of Nations.

ee ee  ll tein amet nein aan  IARDING SAYS 6.0 P. ACCEPTS WILSON'S DARE   Challenge for Referendum on League of Nations to Be Gladly Taken Up °   PREDICTS INDORSEMENT OF ISOLATION POLICY   OVERWHELMING ACCEPTANCE OF REPUBLICANS’ “PRESERVED NATIONALITY” ASSURED BY NOMINEF.

HARDING REPLIES T0 WILSON CHALLENGE   Statement Says Republicans Wel: , come Foreign Relationship as Campaign Issue,

HARDING ACCEPTS WILSOW’S DEF   HE SAYS REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL-WELCOME REFERENDUM ON TREATY. —

HARDING GLAD TO HAVE THe TREATY DOMINANT (SSUE   Republican Nominees Readily Accepts the Challeng Offered by Wilson.

HARDING PICKS UP THE GLOVE WILSON THROWS DOWN,   He Has No Fears of the Results. 0: the Referendum to the bedpie the President Proposes,

LEAGUE CHALLENGE iS ACCEPTED BY HARDING   Republican ‘Nominee Loses No Time in Answering Wilson’s Proposal to Submit Treaty.   IS SURE G. 0. P. WELCOMES REFERENDUM OPPORTUNITY   Party’s Attitude, Candidate Says, Will Be Overwhelmingly Endorsed.   NOTIFICATION IS PLANNED   Date for Officially Telling Mr, Harding of His Nomination to Be Fixed Poday.

HARDING ACCEPTS CHALLENGE FLUNG UUT BY WILSON   Glad to Submit Peace Treaty to a Referendum of the People, He Says.   THEY WILL ENDORSE _iIT.   Confident People Want Republi. can Policy to Preserve  Nationality.

DOVER DECLARES UTYOFG. OP 1 NITE ON HARDING      inounces Support. of Ticket ir Wetter Sent to Friends Be fore Seeing Nominee.           LAIMS NO COTERIE COULD CONTROL ADMINISTRATION         Logressive and. Conservative ‘Elements Will Be Brought '.. Together, His Belief.

Accepts . Wilson Challenge to _ Submit Peace Treaty to Referendum of the Peonle   SAYS G. 0. P. PLAN BEST’!   SATS GU. Fr. FLAN GESE   Declares G. 0. P. Attitude of: No-.Treaty and No League Will Swinmnh

HARDING ACCEPTS WILSON CHALLENGE ON LEACUE: ISSHE   ie CANDIDATE AGREES TO SUBMIT !* . QUESTION TO REF-* .. ERENDUM: . PRESIDENT. weet T   ‘Correspondent Finds. Exécy. tive’s Intelligence Strong - PResnite Tnecc,

TREATY 10 GET BEFORE NATICK (IN REFERENDUM   G. 0..P. Candidate Says Republicans Welcome Opporzunity ta Go Before People:   HOOVER DECLARES HE : - WILL SUPPORT TICKET   Democrats Lining Up’ Forces “for Convention; New, Party . Looms on Horizon. -

Harding Accepts the President’s Challenge   ksserts the Republicans Will Gladly Make the League of Nations as Advocated By Wilson, the Issue.

basing Accepts Wilson’s _~ Treaty Challenge   SENATOR ISSUES STATEMENT

WILLING 10 PUT PEALE TREATY UP 10 VOTERS   Candidate Says G. 0. P. Will Gladly Welcome a Referendum.   WILLIAM H. TAFT FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Former President in Speeck Last Night Endorses Wilson’s Plan.

G. 0. P. NOMINEE ACCEPTS ISSUE   Says Republican Attitude of Preserved Nationality Will Be Endorsed   Herbert, Hoover Announces That he Wil Suppor Harding and Coolidge

Gi. 0. P. 10. ACCEPT WILSON GHALLENGE   Republican “Attitude of “Pre. served Nationality” will win}  Senator Hardine.Save ”

TREATY ISSUE   Harding Accepts President Wilson's Challenge   10 LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE   Declares Republican Attitude of Preserved Nationality Will Be Overwhelmingly Endorsed.

HARDING ACCEPTS WILSQNIAN “DEFT”   DECLARE REPUBLICANS NO1 AFRAID OF ISSUE ON THE WORLD LEAGUE.   OR A HANDS OFF POLIC)   Republican Nominee Would Kee} ‘Hands Off Congress,’’ and Would End ‘‘Dictatorship of Executive’’

SENATOR HARDING ACCEPTS CHALLENGE   Republican Party Will Welcome Referenduin on Peace Treaty Says Presidential Nominee   Expresses Belief That Republi can Stand Will be Upheld

SAYS TREATY WILL NOT GET BY CITIZENS   Declares Republican Attitude Will Be Pre served.

WILSON GHALLENGE T0 SUBMIT LEAGUE ISSUE TO VOTE IS ACCEPTED   Harding Welcomes Refer. endum on Foreign Relationship Question

WELCOMES SUBMISSION OF QUESTION TO VOTE OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   G. O. P. Nominee Declares Republican Attitude of Preserved Nationality Will Be Overwhelmingly Endorsed; Declared by Wilson to Be Dominant Issue.      Suffragists to Present Demands to Democrats

Harding Says Republican Party Accepts Challenge To Fight League As Issue   Wilson Qn Offenciva

HOOVER COMES OUT STRONGLY FOR HARDING.   CALLS UPON ALL REPUBLICANS TO SUPPORT   Hoover Dines With the Future President at the Latter’s Invitation and . then Issues Strong Statement,

WILSON'S CHALLENGE TO HARDING 1 ACCEPTE!   Republican Leader Willing te Submit Peace Treaty tothe Peonle.

LEADERS .IN BOTH PARTIES SAY THEY ARE WELL PLEASED WITH WILSON'S ATNTUDE   HARDING ACCEPTS DEFI   Republican Nominee ix Confident That His Party Wil Receive Endorsement of the Voters—Discuss §=Third Term Stand

1  HOOVER BREAKFASTS WITH AND BOOSTS HARDING AND REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

PEACE TREATY WILL G0 BEFORE PEOPL   Senator Harding Accepts Wilson’: Challenge to Submit Peace to Referendum

COX ADDRESSED "FRISCO WOMEN ON JAP ISSUES   Mere Man Had t Have Strong Drag to Hear Cox Talk.

WOMEN HEAR COVERNDR COX AT SAN FRANCISED MEN WERE NOT ADMITTE!   MAN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY WOMAN ESCORT TO EXCLUS. IVE LUNCHEONS,

A MERE MAN HAD TO HAVE FAIR ESCORT   Gov. Cox Addressed Woman’s Organization in 'Frisco This Noon.

WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE HEARS GOVERNOR COX   Men Not Admitted Unless Ac companied By A Woman

ERE MAN IS BARRED TRUM GOK MEETING   Democratic Candidate Speake At Women’ Only Gathering In Bay City .

MEN REFUSED ADMITTANCE 12 HEAR DY. GO   Presidential Candidate Addressed Women’s Givic Grganization in San Francisca

EOUDAT NECESOARY FOR MAN AT COX"S LUNCHEON SPEECH   Talk Before Woman’s Club Was Feature of Last Campaign Day in San Francisco.

OUT OF MEETING   Cox Addresses California Women Who Have to Get Pass to Bring in Men Guests.

OMEN EoCORT FOR MEN TO HEAR CO)   Discuss the Japanese Immi.t gration Question Before Organizations of California Headed by Women.—Todayn’  Last Dav in California. - 2

GOV. COX TALKS TO WOMEN AT. SAN FRANCISCO   MEN ADMITTED TO MEET ING ONLY WHEN PROPERLY ESCORTED.

Mere Man Had To Be Escorted To This Meeting   “Cox Has Chance To Carry 3 Only One State In The Pacific’: Northwest”’-Lawrence

TICKETS TO. WOMEN VOTER   No Admittance for Men Unless Accompanied by Woman Escort

MEN NOT ADMITTED TO GOX MEETING   as Governor Talks to Women of San Francisco.

GIG. LEAGE   Mere Man ‘Not Admitted To The California Meeting Without “Escort.”

MOB MURDERERS DEFANT.OF LAW   ‘Storm Jail at Santa Rosa, Cal.   And Lynch Three Men Ac cused of Killings.   PRISONERS WERS DUE BEFORE COURT TODAY    Fifteen Auto Loads of Lynch. ers Overpower Sheriff and  Bic DPesnties.

CALIFORNIANS LYNCH THREE MURDERERS IN SECOND RAID   Trio Suspended From a Limb In Cemetery al Santa Rosa      HAD KILLED SHERIFF   Sheriff's Deputies Warned In Advance But Could Not Stay Mob .

THREE ARE LYNCHED IN. CALIFORNIA   Mob of 100 Disdains to Wait for Law to Be Carried Out

TRIO HANGED FROM LIMB OF TREE IN CEMETERY   gnoring Sheriffs Plea to Let Law Take Its Course, 100 Men Took Officer’s Keys and Unlocked Cells.

MOB STORMS JAIL LYNGH SLAYERS OF SHERIFF PETRAY   Three Men Who Killed Sheriff And Two Others, Hanged On Same Limb   IGNORE PLEA FOR LAW   Two Of Trio Screamed In Ter ror As Mob Members Drag Them From Cells

MOB HANGS THREE ACCUSES   Santa Rosa, Cal., Band Overpowers Officer and Seizes Trio Ac cused of Slaying Sheriff—Death in n Cemetery

THREE MEN TAKEN FROM JAIL IN CALIFORNIA AND HANGED FOR THE MURDER OF SANTA ROSA SHERIFF

APPROVAL GIVEN BUNUS MEASURE BY REPUBLICANS   Will Provide Cash Gratuity Of 81.25 For Each Day's Service During War   NO PAYMENTS TO BE MADE BEFORE SPRING   fnereased Taxes Of Billion And One-Half Proposed To Provide Necessary Funds

SOLDIER BONUS BILL PREPARED          YT MEANS TAX OF $1,563,000,00 * “FO BE RAISED IN 1831 * ANH 1000.   BILL EXCLUDES THOSE TY U SS SERVER SEN’PY BAYS— ~  QPWERS GEY $185 BAY.

COMMITTEE IS ~ FOR BONUS BIL   Republicans in House Com mittee Uphold Move for Soi. dier Aid and Force Action.   MAY ACT ON MONDAY

soldier Bonus Bill Completed For Approval    Provides For Cash Bonus of $1.25 For Each Day of Serviee—One and OQne-hal’ Billion Taxes Re-

DEMOCRATS LINING UP.   ' Plan To Keep Organization Intac Ready For The Next  Election.

DEMOCRATS LAY CAMPAIGN PLANS   9 PARTY ORGANIZATION PLANS ARE IN CHARGE OF MISS GERTRUDE McHUGH

ing  AYyangements ia Carry un the #ient for Democracy Dur tag Next Ewe Years. P  Py  Chairman Kosse Is Ri    RMISS MCHUGH DOES HER BIT.

U & TROOPS ASSIGNED.” ~TACOAL MINE DISTRIC      Trouble Is ‘Feared i in West ‘Vir ginia When Trial ‘of Miners and Detectives Opens.   WIL STOP* ‘FIGHTING

TROOPS WATCH FOR OUTBREAKS IN GOAL FIELDS   West Virginia Shooting District in Charge of State Regulars

ARMY AWAITS J. 8, RADIGALS   a  ee General Haan Says “Outlaw” Rail Strike Was Near Civil War.   SUPREME EFFORT OF REDS   Declare It Came Within Seven Days of Success in New York—Learning From Germany How to Curb Radicals.

ARMY AWAITS U. S. RADICALS   a eye Se +a of wt  General Haan Says “Outlaw”  Rail Strike Was Near Civil War.   veciare it Came Within Seven Daya of Success in New York—Learning From Germany How to Curb Radicals,

NYO ARMY WAITS AMERICAN EDS   General Haan Talks of Radica Activities in U. S.   RAIL STRIKE NEAR CIVIL WAR   Declares “Outlaw” Walkout Was the Supreme Effort of the Soviets— Came Within Seven Days of Success in East.

He Listened to Speockes and Sald His Altitade Was ‘Set Out in His  Acoeptaace Speeck

Harding’s Appeal to Tennessee to Ratify Without First See ing Militants Makes Them Irascible; Democratic Voters Have Done Mst for Women, They Tell Him,

MILITANTS SWODF DOWN ON HARDING: PEEVED AT ACTION   ‘andidate Appeals To Tennes see Legislature For Action On Vote ‘Amendment   REPRESENT 15 STATES    Alice Paul Heads Delegation At Marion Demanding Hardine’s Aid

MILITANTS AT * MARION PIQUEE   Harding Gets Drop on Delegatior by Issuing His Appeal on Eve «of Arrival

OVERGOATS IN JULY ON THS AUTO TOU   ‘National Park to Park Highway Calls for Heaviest Clothes cn Hottest Days.

MINERS OFFICIALS = MOVED TO NEW JAILS   FEARED RELEASE MIGHT BE AT. TEMPTED BY ALIENS IF KEPT AT GIRARD.

HOWAT 15 MOVED TO OTTAWA JAIL   JTHER MINE LEADERS ALSO REMOVED FROM CRAWFORD COUNTY PRISON,

HOWAT REMOVED TO FRANKLIN COUNTY JAIL   Crawford County Privén Deemed Unlit jor Sale Keeping of Inearcer.«  atadl tandae af Winare.

HOWAT TAKEN TO SAFER JAIL   Mime-workers’ ‘Leader Is Removed From Pittsburg to Ottawa.

SHERIFF ASKe TRANSFER OF PRISONERS   Alexander Howat and Other Mine Officials Taken To Stronger Quarters

HOWAT TAKEN TO OTTAWA,   Crawford County Jail is Deemed Unseafe for Purpose.

WILLIAM ~TKERD DEAD   END CAME AT INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITAL TUESDAY NIGHT   WAS PROMINENT CITIZEN   Funeral To Occur From Christian Church Saturday Afternoon

Of William tkerd Occurred, At Nine O'clock Last Night At In : dianapolis Hospital.

BARNETT FAILS 10 SHOW PROOF OF HIS CHARGES   BASIS CHARGES ON READING PROCEEDINGS OF COURT MARTIALS IN HAITI

BASES CHARGE OF KILLINGS ON COURT RECORE   General Barnett Has Not First Hand Knowledge of Con-ditions in Haiti.   EXECUTIONERS ACQUITTED   Record Shows Private Soldiers Carried Out Orders of Insane Superior.

Guy, RUN EET BARK. CHARS. £8 OF INDISCRIMINATE BILLINGS   AUS THEY INDICATED A DAN GEROUR STATE GE MIND ON PART OF ARISES

Tells ‘of Making Charges of “Indiscriminate Killings” in Letter.   Had No Other Information Regarding Killing of Haitians,

BARNETT CHARGES BASED ON COURT MARTIAL LAY   KNOWS NOTHING EXCEPT WHAT CONTAINED IN COURT WAR. TIAL EVIDENCE

MARINES KILLING BASED ON RECORLE   Procerdinges of Two Court Martials Basis of Barnett's Charges in Letter to Col Russell,

SOMET TURNS ATTENTION 11 PACIFIC. AREA   Trotsky In Interview De elares “Antagonism Growing Up.”   REFERS TO WILSON   Says U S. Policies Not Cleverest in History of This Country.

When Asked About Wilson’s Policies Shrewdly Replies They Are Not the Keenect In I] & Wietary   Says Russia Can Get Along With Capitalist Govts. and That Her Armies Will Surnrice the Warld

OAYS MESSAGES. ARE FROM VENUS   Dr. Abbot Declares Wireles: Disturbances Do Not Come From Mars.

FLIRT   Smithsonian Sage Asserts That Nothing Could Come From Mars, Because It is a “Dead One.”   BUT VENUS MIGHT BE TALKING TO US

UREUIL «GIVEN TO VENUS   Expert Says There’s No Living Thing on Planet of Mars.

SAYS SIGNALS MAY COME FROM VENUS   Mars Uninhabited, Therefore Can’t Send Messages, Dr Abbot Points Out   Head of Smithsonian Observatory - Shows How Conditions on Venus  Resemble Those on Earth

ONG VENUS MAY BE ”WIRELESSING EARTH   DR. C, G. ABBOTT CONTENDS THAT MARS.1S UNINSABITED AND PAR AWAY:   Venus Is 25,000,000 Miles Distant and Mars: Is 250,000,000 Miles “ ‘From Us.

VENUS IS TRYING TO MAKE DATE WITH THE EARTH   Washington Scientist Gives _ Theory of Mysterious Wireless Signals.

VENUS TRYING TO TALK?   Smithsonian Observatory Expert Elim. inates Mare—Says No Living ~ Creature on That Planet.

PLANET MARS Io NOT ATTEMPTING TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE EARTE   f Wireless Messages Are Being Received, They Ara Probably From Venus, Declares Noted Astronomer,   THEORIES OF LEARNED SHARPS ARE EXPLODEL   Conditions on Mars, He Says Probably Would Not Permit the Existence of Any  Form of Living Creature.

Abbott Says Mystery  Wireless Signals From Other Planet Probably AreComing FromVenus

NO LIVING CREATURES ON MARS, SAYS ABBOT   Smithsonian Expert Scouts Idea Wireless Messages Have Been Received From There

VENUS MAY Be THe FLIRT   Smithsonian Sage Asserts That Nothing Could Come From Mars, Because It is a “Dead One.”   BUT VENUS MIGHT BE TALKING TO US

0 Miso VENUS FLIRTING WiTH OLD MR. EARTE   SCIENTIST SAYS IF SIGNALS ARF RECEIVED THEY ARE FROM THAT LADY   Gives Proof That Life On Mars Is Utter ImPossibiilty By Reason of Extreme Cold

Wireless Signals Are Not From Mars Says a Noted Astronome:   If From Another Planet it Must be Venus, Claims Dy. Abbot.

VENUS MAY BE TRYING TO SEND SIGNALS 10 EARTH!   PROBABLY PEOPLED BY RACE OF BEINGS MUCH LIKE US. - NOT LIKELY THAT MARS IS  THE SCENE OF ANY LIFE

SOCIALISTS MAKE MANY PROMISES   SOCIALIZE ROADS AND ALI WILL BE WELL, SAYS STEADMAN

STEDMAN SETS FORTH ~AING OF SOCIALISTS   VICE FRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SCORES CAPITAL IN ACCEPT. . ING NOMINATION. -

Article Ten Misapplied ‘Says Statement From, President      WILSON IGNORES COX IN _ * FIRST PERSONAL MESSAG!   Congress Retains Power to Make ‘War Declares Broadside From White House — Allegations to Contrary Called “False.”

‘Letter Addressed to ‘My  Countrymen’’ Asks the _  League’s Endorsement,   FOES OF THE LEAGUE IMPUDENT, HE SAYS   President in Masterly Docu ment Sweeps All Objections Aside,

WILSON APPEALS TO COUNTRY   Issues Statement on Behalf of the ‘League of Nations—Defends Article Ten.

‘MAKES APPEAL TO VOTERS   President Wilson Issues Statement on Behalf of Leaaque.

PUBLIC GADGSLY MISLED BY ENEMIES OF LEAGUE, NECLARES THE PRESIDENT   Brands as False Declaration That America Could Be Forced Into War Through the Covenant.   COUNTRY SHOULD REDEEM PROMISE MADE TO SOLDIERS, HE DECLARES

VETERAN 18 AT BAY.   Chpt. Milton Garrigus Thought 4te he! Makine! Last Fight.

VETERAN IS AT BAY.   Capt. Milton Garrigus Thought ot be Making Last Fight.

TO ELECT WOMAN   A. F. of L, Plan to Name a Feminine Vice President

DISTRICT AND COUNTY 6. 0. P. HKET IS 0. K       From: Mate Seuater Down the Line te Whe: Candidates fer County Maperviver the Republican  : = Meket is First Class

DISTRICT AND aot 6.0. P,. TICKET IS 0. K   From State Senator Down the Line to the Candidates for County Supervisor the Repulican Tieket Is First Class

REJOINDER TO THE DUTCH NOTE WIL BE WRITTEN SOON   French Legal Experts Instructed to Prepare Document.   MAY BE LAST WORD TO DUTCH NATION   Note Will Be Submitted to Allies Before Being Sent to Holland. "4

ARGUE KAISER “WITH HOLLANE   French Experts Preparing Note Which Will Be Forwarded During Next Week.

ONE NEGRO SHOT AND FIFTEEN ARRESTS MADE   Attempt of Mob of 2,000 Men to Take Colored Vouth From Jail Re.  enlite in Batlura

NEGRO SHOT DURING RIOT,   Mob Attempts to Take Prisoner From i Tndianapoli< Jail.

rOIL AN INDIANAPOLIS MOB.   Nexro, Threntened for Marder of White Girl, Saved by Officers,

MOB IN VERY UGLY MOOD WOULD LYNGH YOUNG RA   CROWD IS UNABLE TO BREAK THROUGH STRONG CORDON OF POLICE AT INDIANAPOLIS BUT FURTHER TROUBLE Is FEAR oa.

MOB IN INDIANA FAILED 10 TAKE. NEGRO FROM JAI   William Ray, 19, Has Confessed To. Murdering £4-Year-Old Martha Hof White Gi.   LYNCHING IS YET FEARED

larage Man Badly Burnet   WILLIAM WEBER, OF SELLERS BURG, IS BURNED TO A CRISP.   STARTS FIRE W ITH GASOLINE.   Runs Through Streets With Clothe Ablaze To Sanitarium.

arage Man Badly Burned      WILLEAM WEBER, OF SELLERSBURG, IS BURNED TO 4 CRISP.      STARTS FIRE WITH GASOLINE.   t nS ns ‘Runs Through Streets With Clothes Ablaze To Sanitariun).

OPINION. OF HOWZE   ov UESIDE MALONE te, SAVE, ENICO, i 4.   Murder: ‘and Rapine Form 2, i. Shame. ta Chayter of Insults,

Army Officers Declare: Mex ican ‘Future Under Greaser > Control Is Hopeless,         MURDER, RAPINE AND: «. DESTRUCTION PREVA      je Cap - tore of Juarez by Villa.  in June, 1919-- Other :  “Testimony Given.  Colonel Glover Describies .

RED SEIZED ON WAY TO U. S.   Russian Bolsheviks See Time Ripe for Revolt in America, According to Document.

Br the Assocated Pree.   TROOPS ARE GUARDING JAIL IN WISE COUNT   Shooting of Mob Leader and An. other’ Member Only Casualties; Jailor Holds Out,

Mobs Bent On Lynching Negro Controlled By - Arrival of Guard Troop:   County Jail At Wise, Virginia, Stormed Yesterday While Sheriff and Deputies Hold Off Onstaught When Leader [s Kiflec

MOB LEADER ~ SHOT DOWN - BY SHERIFF   Plucky Official at Wise, Va Prevents Lynching of  a Negro.

MOB BELIEVED ° COWED. WHEN. TROOPS ARRIVE   Alleged Leader of Rioters Who Would Lynch Vir Nineen Clater

MOB STORMS JAIL      Troops Arrive in West Virginia Town to Protect Negro Prisoner,

TROOPS AT RIOT SCENE  Contro} Situation at Wise, Va. Where Lynching Threatened.

HOB STORMS JAIL: 4 KILLEL   Seek to Lynch Negro it Virginia; Troops Are’ Called

SENATE COMMITTEE 10 SECURE INFORMATION ON SOLDIER BONUS BIL   WILL INQUIRE : TO CON DITIO. OF FEDERAL TREASURY AND SECURE ADVICE.

LEARN FINANCES BEFORE SOLDIER BONUS PASSES   Senate Committee Will Look into Federal Funds and Devise Pian of Meeting New Bill

COMPENSATION FOR SCLDIERS   No Action Will Be Tak. en by House Until Investigation

TO CONSULT HOUSTON   Comunittee to Tako No A Action on Bonus iy]

“GREATEST TRIUMPH IN _ CALIFORNIA HISTORY IS   JOHNSON’S”—CARNAHA!

JOHNSON, LEADING IN NATIVE STATE, IS GAINING ON WOOD’S EARLY HOOSIER STATE LEAD   CALLS IT JOUNSON TRIDMPH

JOHNSON WINS GREAT VICTORY IN CALIRORNTA   NATIVE STATE SHOWS AP. PROVAL OF SENATOR'S ACHIEVEMENTS.   Indiana Vote Close With Wood Leading Johnson. by 5000. Others Far Behind.

MARTENS TRIAL IS POSTPONEI   Counsel for the Soviet Am bassador Asks to Digest th: Previous Testimony Befor Appearing’

MOB QUIET UNDER MARTIAL LAW   The Federal Troops Patrol Denver and Two Days’ Rioting Ceases   SUSPECTS ARRESTED   Connection With Frankfort, Ill., Riot—Death List Grows

MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE IN DENVER   Resumption of Street Car Strike Riots Friday Night Makes Drastic Action Imperative.   TROOPS, CIVILIANS ON DUTY   Dispatch Direct From West Frankfort, Il., Where Mob Rules, Reports Only One Death

DENVER 1S PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAY   “Martial ‘Law Proclaimed as Resul “of Riots Resumed: Last Night; Troops En Route

MARTIALLAWIS PROCLAIMED IN CITY OF DENVER   RIOTING WAS RESUMED LAST NIGHT. FEDERAL TROOPS PATROL CITy   STREET CAR SERVICE WILL BE RESUMED TODAY WALKOUT CATIPD OFF

TRAINS IN GERMANY WRECKED   Forty Cagualties in Collieten Between Freight and Express Near Marienwerder.

TRAINS IN GERMANY Wrecker   Casualties in Collision Betweer er Fe ane and Express Near  eT i

GERMAN TRAINS IN COLLISION   Forty Known to Have Been Killed o1 iniured Near Marienwerder.

DEMOCRATS ARE UNCERTAIN OF DIRECTION   CONTRARY CLAIMS ARE -- MADE AS DELEGATES REACH FRISCO —

Democrats Are All at Sea Both as Regards Nominees and Platform Declaratior   Big Fight On League of. Nations Plank Expected— “Wet” and “Dry” Forces About Equally Divided.

Delegates At = Frisco Are tn State Of Chaos   Nominee Is Biggest Problem Worrying—Bryan May Check Nominations   TWO-THIRDS RULE STUMBLING BLOCK   McAdoo Boom Survives—Some Twenty Candidates—Wilson Considered Strongly

WHERE THEY ARE GOING NOBODY KNOWS~—LEAST OF ALL DO THEY KNOW   F loping, Headless Chicken Fully Aware of Its estination, Comipared to’ Democratic Pelevates j in San Francisco 3

SITUATION [a BADLY MUQSLED   Democratic Hosts are Gather. ing at ’Frisco But What's the Program?   MANY INDICATIONS OF A SCRAPPY TIME   ‘Tywo-Thirds Rule Makes the  Choice of a Candidate.  7 Ty at. nee Cl ener

SEVERAL YEARS MORE. OF HIGH PRICES SEEN   NO PROSPECT OF ANY CONSDDER~~ ABLE FALD-SOON> DY OPINION OF ROYAL MEEKER. a

VALUES NOT TO TUMBLI   Head of Commission Does No  Look for Price Reductions for Few Years,

‘NO. DROP IN: PRICES  - SOON,,. OFFICIAL SAYS      Federal: "Statistician “Recommends ~ Change in Present Units of Waicht:

SAYS PRICES WILL NOT PALI,   Commissioner of Labor Statistics Sec: No Prospect of Decline.

TAKES GLOOMY VIEW OF THE LIVING COSTS   Com. Meeker Sees No Big Drop: in Prices For Vears   Favors Staple Standard of Value Succeeding Units of Weight

TAKES GLOOMY VIEW OF THE LIVING COSTS   Com. Meeker Sees No Big Drop in Pyices For Years °   SLUMP MEANS ~ PANIC   Favors Staple Standard of Value Succeeding Units of Weight

NO GONSIGERABLE FALL IN PRICES FOR YEARS YE]   COMMISSIONER ROYAL MEEKER SEES LITTLE PROSPECT THA’ THERE WILL BE MUCH CHANGE FOR LONG TIME TO COME.

PRICED HIGH FOR DEVERAL YEAR, 1a EXPERT OPINION   Worst Thing That Could Oc cur Would Be Drop Back Even Within Seven Years to Level of 1913.

Duar DODGER  n U  MARES ESCAPE   Released From Prison Under  Guard to Get Hidden Money and Skips Out.   IPLAVED OFFICIALS  FOR RANK SUCKERS   Grever Cleveland Bergdoil, “Millionaire Slacker.”

MILLIONAIRE  “SLACKER MAKES CLEAN ESCAPE   Gets Permit to Recpvet the Hidden Money   PLAINLY DUPED   Escorted by Two Army Officer: to Visit Mother, Dis. appears

ENGINEER KILLED IM WREGH   George Nerthrup Was One of Clhtest Pilots on Santa Fe.

ENGINEER WAS KILLED,   This Was When Santa Fe Locomative fumned the Trark Today.

WILL ADOPT PLATFORM.   Republican-West Virginia Conference to Convene in Wheeling Today.

Speakers, At Luncheon Tendered Delegation, Voice Opposition To League Of Nations.   ADDRESSED BY PHONOGRAPH

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT IS GIVEN A PICTURE   ITS PRESENTATION A PEATURE OF RALLY DAY EXERCISES AT LOCAL CHURCH QReN RAY

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ~ 1$ GIVEN A PICTURE   ITS PRESENTATION A FEATURE OF ‘RALLY DAY EXERCISES “AT LOCAL CHURCH  oTISaNnay

FOR seliriad THE BEST MAN, THE STRONGEST MAN, THE MAN WHO WILL LEAD THE TICKET IN SAN  SABA COUNTY AND THE STATE—HON. PAT M. NERF  SAN SABA COUNTY NEFF-FOR-GOVERNOR CLUB (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT   SHERIFF'S NOTICE. OF ELECTION   SAN SABA COUNTY NEFF-FOR-GOVERNOR CLUB.   SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION

Senator Harding Back At Office In Washington   Presidential Nominee Wil! Continue His Duties As Senator    TAKE UP PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN SOON   Congratulations Pour In Upon Candidate—Formal Noti . fication Planned

CANDIDATES UP TO NECKS  IN BUSINESS   darding ‘Swims Out’ Long Enough to Play Game of Golf. Coolidge May Make Speak.  ing Tour of Country..   LATE ADVICES

WOOD SAYS MONE) _ REPORT UNTRUE   Managers Deny Funds Are Being Snoant Frosly

ARRESTED UNBER MANN ACT   Federst Anthorities Claim Tho Men Trudsported Seven Chicago Girls to Wisconsin.

CLAIM BADGER GIRL ABDUCTEL   Two Men Arrested Under Mann Act; Seven Girls Transported.

LORD. \GEORGE. TELLS FRENCH eer TEES ©, WILD: i ELBOW ‘TO ELBOW.

BRITISH PREMIER'S REPARATION VIEW EXPLAINED   Wants Germany to Pay Ever’ Cent but Would Give He Time to Do it

HAVE NO QUARREL   Lays George Declares : Differ. _ vences Over Reparations . i Net Lasting.

ENGLISH PREMIER. ON FIXING AMOUNT HUNS SHOULD PAY   Tells Interviewer Must Make Check Up and Then Set the Figures.   Says Case Is: Simiar te Lawyer Handling Accounts for His Clients.

NOTIN ROW, SAYS LLOYD-GEORGE   Britain and France Agree on Germany’s Debt, He Asserts

LOW GEOR. TELS WO HE pau ET’ AEATS   No Quarrel~Between- “England: and Frarice ‘Over. Repara fons: He Declares

POPULAR YOUNG’ PEOPLE WED IN WASHINGTON      MISS ALEEN HARRIS BECOMES BRIDE OF DALE RBILUMAN OF THES CITY

POPULAR YOUNG: PEOPLE WED IN WASHINGTON   MISS ALLEN HARRIS GECOME: BRIDE OF DALE BILLMAN “OR THIS CEre

FORMER KAISER CANNOT ROAM.   Te Be Kept ie Cireamecribed Limit While isa Helland.

HOLLAND T0 GIVE WILHELM HOME IN UTRECH'   Royal Decree favs One-Time Emper or’s Abede Will be Established in Province Later.

DRICF ILLNESS: FATAL 10 JOSEPH WILLIS   WELL KNOWN RESIDENT OF TAY. _- LOR TOWNSHIP SUCCUMBS TO HEART DISEASE.

BRIEF ILLNESS FATAL TO JOSEPH WILLI   Well Known Resident of Taylor Town. ship Succumbs to Organic Heart Disease Tuesday.

BIOLITTI RETICENT ON MARTIAL MOVE IN FIOM   italian Premier Refuses to An. swer Question Regarding — Government Plan

WAR CN WED POET fF FLUE “STEMS LIKELY   Shots Reported to Have Beer Excharged Already Between Troops’

ITALIAN PREMIER © EVADES QUESTION   Possible Military Opera. tions at Fiume. -,

SUPREME COURT IN NEW BEGISION   HOLDS CERTAIN FEATURES 0 FEDERAL RAIL CONTROL ARE INOPERATIVE

FORMER RAIDER TO SAIL   Old Prinz Eitel Friedrich to Start New Steamship Line.

GERMAN RAIDER TO SAIL   Steamer Mount Clay, Formerly the Prinz Eite! Friedrich, to Open New Line.

TTT MURDER WEEN POLICE ARE SHOT Uf BAGK BY SINN FEINERS   £0 Declares Lloyd George In Speech —Says Police Do Not Shoot Withant Peauneatina

LiftedDaggerto Stab Britainin Back in 1918 He Avers.   Defends Reprisals Proposes to Use  Iron Hand.

BERNARD E. SLIFER   ¥lve-Tear-Old. Son of Mr, and. Mrs, + George Slicer Died this Merning,

BERNARD E. SUFER   Five-Year-Old Sen of Nr. and Mrs. tieorge Siifer Died this Merning.

Methodist Episcopal Church in Wellsboro a Century Old Next Week. :

CENTENNIAL OF METHODIST CHURCH   Oldest of Existing Societies in Wellsboro—Brief Hisfory of the Charch

Sixteen- Year-Old Girl Missing A fier Testimony W hich Convicted Child

GIRL, 16, MURDER WITNESS, MISSIN   _  FLORENCE McLAUGHLIN DISAP PEARS ON VISIT TO ST. LOUIS DRUG STORE.

ne in cheer at MURDER WITNESS ‘SS IS MISSING, Girl, Who Told of of “Bribe From Ursala  Be we crnaekanwmhaoct =: ftcn ents Bhan Beran nce i

GREEK TROOPS ENTER THRACE   Regin Occapation of Former jerk.  ish Verritory.

GREEK TROOPS IN SURPRISE MOVE OCCUPY TURK THRACE MEET WITH NO RESISTANCE

HUNDREDS ARE UNABLE TO PAY FEDERAL TAXES   Millionaire “Beggars” Besiege Collector for Ertensian

BEG FOR TINE 1) “PAY FEDERAL TAXES   [By Harold Dz Jacobs; United - ‘Press: . Staff Correspondent. :

CASH POOR’ ARE OCEAING MOR TIME FOR TAXES   Rich Men Who Delayed Payment Have No Money Now

HAITI OVERRUN WITH BANDITS   Admiral Knapp Says U. S. Must Oc. cupy Isiand for at Least Generation,

HAITI OVERRUN WITH BANDITS   Admiral Knapp Says U. S. Must 60¢. : cupy Island for at Least Gen. ) eration.

SAYS BANDITS OVERRUN HAITI   Island's People Incapable of Self.Government, Says Admiral.

WORK IN [COURT       SEVERAL JURY CASES’ ARE Die: POSED. OF THIS WEEK ”   DICK NORTH SECURES ACOUITTAL           Surprise Js .Expressed at Actio gary in Case of Non-Support.  . Desertion -—Damage Suit: Is Now Trial,

Surprise Is Expressed at Action of Jury In Case of Non-Support and Desertion.—Damage Suit Is Now on Trial,

TROOPS CALLED 10 QUELL RIOTING IN MINGO COAL FIELD   Clash Between Strikers an Mingo Guards Prompts Action—Situation Is Declared Critical.

U. S. SOLDIERS IN W. VA.    Regular Troops Occupy Williamson  County Coal Fields.

BOVERNOR CALLS FOR U. 5. TROOPS   West Virginia Executive Wants Soldiers to Quell Strike Riots.

VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ASKS FOR REGULAR      Federal Troops Needed to Cope With Serious Situation in State é Coal Fields

J. §. TROOPS FOR STRIKE DUT}   Governor Cromwell of West Virginia Requests Reguiars Be Sent to ) Mingo County.

FEDERAL T ASKED T0 QUELL STRIKE TROUBLE      Coal Miners in Mingo County West Virginia, Cause of Disturbances   ANONYMOUS LETTERS THREATEN LIFE AND PROPERTY I$ ALLEGE   Federal Troops Asked Asked to Replace State Constabulary

TRY WAR CRIMES AS THEY OEE FIT   Allied Commission Decides Not to Interfere With German Courts.   SPA AGREEMENT REACHED

LIST $O LONG IT WEAKENS REGIME ALLIES ARE TOLD   Hearings By German Court Will Be Ex perimental.

GLAIML WAR TRIALS UF ACCUSED MEANS COLLAPSE OF GOVT   Germans at Spa Contend List of War Criminals Wanted Must Be Reduced.   GERMANY REQUESTED T0 GATHER TRIAL EVIDENCE   Method of Bringing Violators o' War Code to Court Discussed at Spa.

ALLIES CONSIDERING GERMAN COMPLAINT IN TRIAL OF WAR GRIME:   GERMANS CLAIM BERLIN GOVERS MENT WOULD BE RUINED Bi TRIAL OF CRIMINALS.

WAR PRISONERS WERE DISCUSSEL   English Official Admits Germans Have Hard  Job Before Them

SEEK TO HAVE LIST REDUCED   ‘Allies Hear Contentions or Germans Accused

GERMANS PLEAD FOR LENIENC)   Contend That List of Those Accused of Violations of War Must Be Reduced   FEAR COLLAPSE OF CABINET

BLIZZARD SEEMS HEADED THIS WAY   Wire Communications Are IMisrupted As Result of the Storm.

MRS. A. P. KREIDER COMMITS SUICIDE BY HANGING SELI   Neighbors Found Dead Body Suspended From Head Board of Bed At Her Home, 20 Pershing Avenue—Despondent For Some Time Owing To Ill Health—52 Years of Ave.

A. P. KREIDER IMMITS SUICIDE Y HANGING SELF                       ors Found Dead Body Suspended m Head Board of Bed At Her ne, 20 Pershing Avenue—Desponlent For Some Time Owing ,To Ill fealth—~52 Years of Age. _—i[

TO FIX REPARATIONS   Allied Represeatatives Meeé at Brus sets to Diseuss Pinanves.

STILL TRYING TO DETERMINE ~ GERMANY’S DEBI   Economic Experts Gather Once More To Settle on What Indemnity Nation Shall Pay.

WILSON DECIDES TO SIGN NAR ~~ BILL FOR 1920   ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE WHITE HOUSE FOLLOWS HOUSTON’S TALK WITH THE BOARD.

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF SUGAR WILL CONTINUE   President Wilson Had Planned to ApProve MeNary Relief Bill Before Last WMidnieht.

SITGAR AC T I Pr UN ATR   President's Attitade On McNary Bill Not Raown at Midnight.

SUGAR RELIEF BILL   President Plans to- Approve McNary Measure. i.

LABOR UNION HITBY DECREE   Rochester Judge Holds witt Michaels Stern Co. in Big Suit

UNION LOSES IN ROCHESTER CLOTHING CASE   ‘No Labor Union. Has  Right to Form a Labor  Mananalhss 2"

LOTHING FIRM — — SUSTAINEI   tichael Stern Gets Decisior n Suit Against Clothing UC Workers and Damages.

COURT SAYS UNION HAS NO POWER T0 ParATE MONOPOLY   Damage Suit of Michaels-Stern Against: Clothing Makers Sustained in Decision.

SUSTAINS INJUNCTION      CNGE ALSO AWARDS CLOTHING COMPANY DAMAGES AGAINST LABOR UNIONS.

Court Allows $100,000 Against Clothing Workers Who Took Part in Strike

AMALGAMATED UNION . RESTRICTED BY COURT ORDER   SUIT OF MICHAELS STERN CLOTHING COMPANY OF °, WIDE INTEREST,  PROVES TEST CASE   Employes Monopoly and Con‘", Spiracy Against Firm Overruled.

SUSTAINS DECISION, CLOTHING WORKERS   ‘No Labor Union Has Right te ‘ Make Itself Monopoly.”

BIG DAMAGES AGAINST INION   Court Holds Amalgamated Cloth ing Workers a Monopoly and Awards Company $100,000.

Commissioner Fathers Motior to Start Negotiations Wit! Federal Government to Aic Project; Mayor Given Auth. ority.

Brede Back of Movement’ to Reclaim Lake Peosta Land For Factory Site:

WHISKEY BLANKS OF PHISICIANS MAY BE LIMITED   Request By Illinois Doctors fo Larger Number of Booze Prescriptions Denied Prohibition Director.

GOT COMMUNIST AGITATOR Investigate Men Who Made inflamatory Talks To Miners.

Me ew i Prelinto Fill ~ “Stores From Coast to Coast Slash Prices of Wearing — Apparel, Merchandise.

Reductions up to Twenty Pet Cent Announced Today on Many Lines-of Merchandise By Mail Order- House. — Cotton Goods Cheaner..

REDUCTIONS IN. PRICES BY MAIL ORDER HOUSE:   Cotion Staples and Readymade Clothing Cut 10 to  Pore. ee ee

MAIL ORDER FIRMS , MAKE PRICE CUTS   Two Chicago Companies Red be Cost: of Goods on Cotton and Ready-to-Wear i

UHIGAGO MALL ADEA CONGEANS ACUUGE PRICES   MANY LINES OF MERCHANDISE AFFECTED IN REDUCTIONS  ANNOUNCED TODAY,

PRICES DROP 1010 20P.C   Chicago Mailing Houses An nounce Reductions in Sev  eral Lines of Merchandise   Cotton Staples Lead List Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Shaes Incloded

innonnce. Slashes: Ot 10 to 20 ~ Percent In Several Lines      Food. ‘Secretary Says Restaurants are. ' Making. Profits of Several’ . ies "Hundred Per: “Gent :

Mother, 4 Children Burned to Death   Farmer Severely Injured In Attemot to Save Family From  # lea mee

Mother and Four Daughters Per ish—Origin of the Flames Not Explained.

CHECK OF RADIGALS BEGUN AT CAPITEL   Government Branches Co-Operating in Effort to Uncover Possible: Clue to Explosion

5000 Federal Agents Begin Investigation of Al] Known Radicals to Sift Explosion Which Killed and Maimed   Chief Flynn to Take Charge of Federal Probe, Develop: ments to Date Showing the Blast Was Radicals’ Work

DOUUSLEU TH PHBE EAPLOSION   U. S. Detectives Checking Up All Known Radicals Is Report

Private Advices ‘to Washington Hint at Bomb in Morgan Bank.   FLYNN TO TAKE CHARGE   Banking Institutions in Other Cities Guarded on Receiving Report,

U5, OFFICIALS PROBE EYPLOSIO    Force of 5,000 Detectives Wil Trace New York Disaster to Source.

GOVERNMENT CHECKS UP ON ALL RADICALS   Process Begins on Theory That Clew : te New York Explosion May be Uncovered.   ALL DEPARTMENTS AT WORK

NOMINEE WILL WAKE SWING AROUND CIRCL   Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Announces Speaking Tour of Nation   TWO OTHER SPEAKERS TO ACCOMPANY HIN   Ogden Members of Party Make Arrangements to Greet Cox’ Running Mate

WESTERN ITINERARY FOR ROOSEVELT   Will Be Accompanied By Two Speakers, One a “Distinguished and Foreeful’ Woman.

ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES SPEAKING TOUR   Democratic Nominee Fo Second Place Will Speak  In lowa.

ROOSEVELT WONTSPEAK INOKLAHOMA   Vice-Presidential Nominee’s Itinerary Laid North . of This State. —   TO START AUGUST 12  USING PRIVATE CAR

ROOSEVELT HAS ITINIARY FOR SPEAKING TOUR   Starts at Chicago on August 11 andends at Indianapolis on August 31,   Woman Speaker will be in the Party.

ROOSEVELT TO VISIT DAKOTAS; MAY SPEAK HERE   Remos ratle Nice-presidential Candidate to Make Long August Tour   WITH THE CANDIDATES   Harding and Cox Stick to Homes While Kngaged in Their Work

ROOSEVELT BEGIN SPEAKING TOUR   Will Talk in South Dakota City—Selection Not Yet Made

ROOSEVELT 10 G0 ON WESTERN TOU!   D vatic Vice Pressdential - Nominee Starts On Speaking Trip August 11.

SPEAKING TOUR   Starts at Chicago on August 11 andends at Indianapolis on August 31.   Woman Speaker will be in the Party.

ROOSEVELT SPEAKING TOUR   br View Presidentia! Candidate Begins Campaign at Chicaso and Ends at Endiana polis. 7 fe

IS MAINSTAY AND HOPE OF WORLE   United States Sound and Secure and Tendency Towarc Reaction Only Temporary Mr. Harding Says.

NATION SOUND AND SECURE SAYS HARDING   Declares Present Reaction and _ Industrial Depression On: ly Momentary.

FIND PRIEST'S BODY INBOG NEAR GALWAY   Bore Uncover Shallow Grave Where Had Been Buried Re> mains of Clergyman

RiSH PRIEST KILLER   BODY FOUND BY BOYS      Bultet ‘Wound in Head Shows Onuse of Death—Pathetio Scence Enacted,

DY OF IRISH PRIEST IS FOUND IN HALLOW GRAVE NEAR GALWAY WITH BULLET WOUND IN TEMPLE   rch for Father Griffin, Who Disappeared everal Days Ago, Ends in a Tragic Man. er; Lads Make Discovery; Cottagers in the icinity Tell Wierd Story.

PRIEST VICTIM. OF FOUL MURDER   Body, with Bullet Wound in Temple Found in Shallow Grave   BEEN MISSING FOR WEEK   Lorry Filled. with Men Scen Near Spot Where Father Griffin's Body Is Found

IND ODY OF MISSING PRIEST WITHRULLET HOLE IN TEMPLE   DISCOVERY OF REMAINS IN SHALLOW GRAVE INCITES GALWAY PEOPLE TO VENGEANCE; MIDNIGHT VISIT OF ARMED SOLDIERS IN LORRY EXPLAINS

PRIEST DUUI FOUND IN BOG  Fr Griffin of Galway Shot In Temple  ‘Boys Discover Stain Man In Shallow Grave         Curate Tells of Threat on Life Recently

PAlEST MURDERED BODY 1a FOUND IN GRAVE NEAR ROAD   Bullet Wound in Temple of Corpse Shows How Curate Died.   Colleague Received Five Threats of Death Since Last May.

Bullet Wound in Head Show: Cause of Death—Pathetic Scenes Enacted.

KIDNAPED PRIEST’S — BODY IN SHALLOW > GRAVE AT GALWA:   Ballet Hole Tells Story oi - Reprisal for Sinn Fein Foe’s Capture.

PRIEST SLAIN   Intense Excitement Prevails After Body Is Found; First Murder of Prelate in Years.

TOWN IS GUARDED   Troops Patrol Carolina City Fol. jowing Lynching Attempt —

SOLDIER GUARD ON DUTY   Goldsboro Quiet After Attempt To Storm Court House.

OATH CAROLINA TOW QUIT FOLLOWING MUR AGTION AGAINST BLAGKS   MACHINE GUN COMPANY OF STATI CALLED INTO ACTION TO STOP RIOTS,

VILLAGE GUARDED BY MACHINE GUNS   Goldsboro, N.C. Mob Attempts t Lynch Neyrroca On ‘Trial For Slaying White Mann,

MACHINE GUNS GUARD NEGROES AFTER RIOTING   Mob Made Unsuccessful Attempt To Lynch Prisoners

MOB STORMS COURTHOUSE — IN EFFORT TO:GET NEGROES   Volley After Valley Is Fired Into Building, Shattering Almost Every Window—Leader of Gang. Wounded. ‘Machine Gun Co. Guards Goldsboro.

UNSUITABLE DANCING HALTED   Fox Trot, Tango and Others Barred hv Paris Archbishop.

CATHOLIC PRELATE 15 RIGHT. THEY GAN' BE DANCED DECOROUSL'   Archbishen of Paris Will Prohibit His Parishioners Doing Tango. Fox Trot. and The Like

FRENCH PRELATE ISSUES BAN ON JAZZ DANCERS   Cardinal of Paris Prohibits Tang¢ Fox Tret and Other Steps in France.

HALTS UNSUITABLE DANCING   Archbishop of Paris Bars Fox Trot Tango and Others of Similar Kind.

CARDINAL PUTS END TO TANGO AND FOX TRO?   Archbishop of Paris Makes Ruling to Settle Uncer Bainter anf Ctatamanic

(GERMANY EXCITED OVER McCORMICK   Take It for Granted That He Is Confidential Agent of President-Elect

BERLIN WELCOMES, SEN. MCORMICH   Generally Regarded as thi Personal Envoy of President-Elect Harding

ILLINOIS SENATOR ~ ARRIVES IN BERLIN   McCormick Attracts Muc! Attention.  \

SENATOR M’CORMICK 1S CROWDING SANTA CLABE   He Seemed to be Fully as Popular in Bertin as St. Nicholas,

MEDILL MCORMICK ARRIVES IN BERLIN   Expects to Meet Presid: Ebert.

GERMANY EXCITED OVER McCORMICK   — 7 Take It for Granted That He Is Confidential Agent of ;  . President-Elect a

ALL GERMANY WATCHES oEN MOCORMICK   Arrives at Berlin, the Most Adve tised Man in the Republic With Every Movement of Interest

Election Tied, Coin Decides Who Is Mayor   Luck Stands by Ma Already Holding the Office. :

HIRAM JOHNSON PLANS TOUR   Wante Basinesa Men to (aonsider His  Candidacs “ericesis.

TOUR STATES   Will Lay Candidacy Be fore Business Men of the Country

—  TO TOUR CITIES   Big Monied Men and Bustness Interests Will be Urged-to Stand by Him.

ECARD SONORA AS AN OUTLAW STATE   MEN PARTICIPATING IN) SECES.STONARY MOVEMENT BRANDED AS REBELS

SONORA FORCES IN MEXICO WILL RESIST FEDERAL TROOPS   Gov. Cantu, of Lower California, Will Be Asked Toe Aid To Suppress Incipient Revolt.

MEXICO FACES NATIONAL DOAOTER OAT FURMIER FINANGIAL AGENT HERE   Roberto Pesquero, Well Known in American Political Circles, Says Mediation or Compromise Alone Can Save Carranza Government

LEADERS IN SONORA OF DEFY MOVEMENT TREATED AS RERFE:   {mmediate Action «°° .anne Against Members oc Mexicas State That Seceded: Fron Carranza Republic. _

MEXICAN FEDERAL TROOPS PREPARE TO ENTER SONORA   Members of Legisiature Who Encouraged Secessionary Movement Regarded as Rebels.

President Carranza Asked tc Receive Delegation From Sonora.   MEDIATION PROFFERED TO PREVENT BLOODSHED   Congressional Mission to Take Up “Revolt” “Which Threatens Mexico,

IMMIGRANTS ARE NEEDED ON FARMS IN U.S.   Steps Should Be Taken to Move Them Out of the Cities.   REAL PROBLEMS ARE UNDER DISCUSSION   Secretary Meredith Tells of Conditions That Confront the Nation.

GIVE IMMIGRANTS PLAGE ON FARMS, MEREDITH PLEADS   indiscriminate Denunciation 0 Foreign Borti Causes Exodus He Considers Grave.   FOREIGN BORN SOIL LOVER OFTEN SHELVED IN CITY   Large Numbers Can Be Turned Into Contented Agrarians, Secretary Asserts.

Startling Figures Presented At Conference On Immigration  Other Countries Are Attracting Immigrants But America Is Not

FIRST NATIONAL IMMIGRATION CONFERENCE HELD IN AMERIC)   M-.::7 'mportant Matters To Be Taken Up by Meeting Which Opened in New York Today To Discuss Labor and Other Conditions.

DISCUSS LABOR SHORTAGE.   First Immigration Congress, Held in New York, Considers Excdus of Foreien Porn.

FENCE OF BILLS LEAVES ALIENS OUT BUT NOT IN   Serious Labor Problem in U. S. Taken up at Meeting.

AAGIAL GROUPS DNoGUo EXODUS OF FOREIGNERS   First Immigration Conference in America Convenes In New York.   Jnrest Among Foreign Born, and Other Subjects Up for Consideration.

LOVE LOVES WILSON AND HATES BEER   Texas National Committeemar Will Oppose Any Plank as Bearing on Wines

FALL TO ENTER MEXICO.   BBdsds FNPF BLS Geek TE BR EN Ue  Pesqueira Acted [Without AuthorIty In Refusing Passport,:

MEAICAN OFFICER  AGTED WITHOUT  “AUTHORITY WHEN HE. REFUSED PASSPARTS

OFFICIAL HAD NO AUTHORIT!   Confidential Agent of Mexico Overstepped Bounds of Office

JLDGE AMES TO RETIRE!      Assistant to Atiorney General Wilk Re turn te Oklahema.

COOPERAGE PLANT IS CLOSED   Missourt Branch of American Sugar BRiefiner« Tale

MURDER GANG RULES IRELAND SAYS PREMIER      Lloyd George Declare: England Will Restore Order.

REPUBLICANS IN  MINORITY   ULSTER WOULD NOT BE IN REPUBLIC AND _  SOITS WAR. .&

AS AMURDER  GANG Io BEHIND. TROUBLE THERE   REPUBLICANS IN MINORITY      ULSTER WOULD NOT HE IN REPUBLIC AND } SOITS WAR.  &®

[neem oemmmnemamnenennenennenmemnad  LLOYD GEORGE INSISTS IRISH PE NRNEAL 

FIGHTING SPEECH BY LLOYO-GEORGE   Witt Restore Order in Ireland by Methods However Stern and Proceed With Hom Rule Bill.

IRELAND FACES A RULE OF IRON   PREMIER LLOYD-GEORGE SAYS STERNNESS NE-CESSARY.   DELIVERS A FIGHTING SPEECH   Self-Gevernment Acceded, But No Dominion Home Rule—KHKeprisals Justified as Following P.ain Marder.

LLOYD GEORGE IN FIGHTING oPEEGH ABOUT IRELAND   Says Government Will Restor Order by “Methods However Stern.”   DEFENDS REPRISAL ACTS

DECLARES AGAINST DOMINION PLAN AS  REWARD FOR CRIME   Republic Would Not Satisf Ircland Because Ulster Would “Have Someihing to Say”

STANERS? SESSION ENDS HY TUMULT   Grunau Expected to Call Hey Galbering,   OFFERS TO ACCEPT BOND

STRIKERS SESSION ENOS IN TUMUL   Grunau Expected to Call New Gathering.   OFFERS TO ACCEPT BOND

MORE JUNE BRIDES   MANY LE MARS GIRLS MARRIED   WiekeBray: ind. Booton- Hacker Wed “dings Wednesday—Kingsley “Boy » Takes: LeMars S He=Coeal Busi “ nese* -Man -Married, © ‘

MORE JUNE BRIDES   MONTH. OF WEDDINGS OBSERVED IN THIS COUNTY, ‘   MANY LE MARS GIRLS MARRIED   Wick-Bray and Booton-Hacker Wed dings Wednesday—Kingsley ‘Boy Takes LeMars Bride—Local Busi ness Man Married.

EX-KAISER FEARS DEATH CONSTANTLY‘   Ex-Emperor in Dread Enemies May Slay Him.   Refuses to Leave Apartment—Chef ; Tastes All Food Before Serving It,

IN DREAD OF ENEMIES   EX.KAISER FEARS DEATH; STAYS INSIDE HOME.   Has Chef Taste Ali Food Before Serving It—Took One Drive Recently.

WEXICAN OIL FIELDS °      They Furnish More OU For Expor Than Any Other Country

MEXICO WILL EXPORT MORE OIL THAN ALL   Record Production For Thi Year is Now Indicated.

OIL EXPORT IS  MANY MILLIONS   Petroleum From Mexicc This Year Far Exceeds All Records

OIL CAPURTS PUM MEAL  BREAK REGIAL   WILL SEND HUNDRED MILLION BARRELS TO UNITED STATES DURING THE YEAR,

Immediate Relief is Necessary to Save Many of The Peeple,   STATEMENT OF AN OFFICIAL   He Gives Associated Press Facts and.Reasons for Need of immediate Relief.

LINGERING STARVATION PLIGHT OF AISTRIANS CAYS FOC CONTAC! LE   GLOOWY PICTURE OF FUTURE 0} REPUBLIC IS PAINTED BY STATE OFFICIAL.

STARVATION IS CERTAIN   PELIEF MUST BE RUSHED TO AVERT DISASTER, SAYS THE ADMINISTRATOR,

AUSTRIA'S PEOPLE ARE STARVING AS SEQUENCE Or CRIMES OF WAR LORD WHOM GERMAN LEADERS REFUSE TO EXTRADITE

GLOOMY VIEW ~ “OF SITUATION   Lingering Starvation Is Staring Austrian Re_public in Face

CHURCH DEBI LIFTED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER   First Congregational Get: $1,000 Gift and Extra Thousand Raised

pniUnGH DEB  LIFTED Al Din THUAY DINAEH   First Congregational Get: $1,000 Gift and Extra Thousand Raised

CHIO CHAMPIONS EN ROUTE WEST   Will Play the Californie Team New Year’s Day, 1921

AERIAL DERBY AROUND. WORLD BEING PLANNEL   Test Flight Over Course Will Be Made in Passen wae Dios

MAP OUT ROUTE FO PLANE Tn? AROUEG WORLL   Test Flight Over Sky Tracts to I Be Made’ in Big Pin tee whan bitperr ccc

FIRST AERIAL DERBY AROUND WORLD PLANNED   Test Flight Starting from Lon don Be 22,207 Miles Length.

‘ROUND THE WORLD’ DERBY IS PLANNEL   American Aerial Clubs Join Forces on Project.

STUDENTS FOR A COMPROMISE M THE TREATY  i   22,643 Out of 41,889 Ask Fer immediate Ratif cation

FAVOR COMPROMISE ON PEACE TREATY   College and University Students and Faculty Members’ Referendum Shows a Real Desire for Ratification.

UNIVERSITY VOTE “OWOWS A DESIRE FOR COMPROMISE   Fifty-three of Nearly Four Hundred Schools Have Made Reports.   22,643 of 41,889 Students Want Any Agreement Hastening Ratification.

COLLEGE STUDENTS WANT RATIFICATION WITH RESERVATION®   Incomplete Returns Received from 53 of 400 Colleges on Balloting   SOUTH STRONG FOR PACT AS IT STANDS   Wide Variety of Views Showr  by Vote on Important National Question =f

OLLEGE STUDENTS AND FACULTIES FAVOR PLAN OF TREATY GOMPROMIS   LETURNS OF BALLOTING ON PRO. POSITION BY COLLEGES IS YET INCOMPLETE.

STUDENTS. “WFR OF —COMPROMIS   Majority Votes  for Thi  “hid to Early Ratifi-   re Pee

COLLEGE TALLY 1 DATE FOR EARLY PAGT AGREEMEN    Any Compromise for Peace : Proposition Stightly Ahead orif Incomplete Returns...

SCHOOL MEN FAVOR ANY COMPROMISE — MAKING POSSIBLE LEAGUE RATIFICATION

LUMPROMISE GULLEGE VIEW OF THE TREAT)   Over Half the Students in Fif. _ ty-Two Schools Recorded Want Arbitration.   NO RESERVATION VOTE IS ABOUT 20 PER CENT   Lodge Reservation Stand is Third in Preference of the Students.

VARSITY YOTE ON TREATY 18 WILSON LOSS   Big ° Majority Favors :a Compromise; 631 Out of  9 A70 for Original    294 IN “BITTER ENDERS”   Results Throughout the Coun iry Are Favorable to Com promise Plan

COLLEGES FAVOR COMPROMISE TC. GET RATIFICATION   Returns From Vote Taken In U. S. Colleges Shows Trend.   REPORTS REGEIVED FROM. 53 AMERICAN SCHOOLS   New Fupland Shows De. cided Preference For Treaty Compromise.

COLLEGES FOR RATIFICATION OF PRACE PACT   ‘MORE ‘THAN HALF VOTE FOR COMPROMISE TO  HURRY SENATE ACTION...

STUDENTS FAVOR COMPROMISE, ON PEACE TREATY   Returns So Far Tabulatec Show Majority.Want Docnment. with Reservations   8°79 WANT TE. WITHOUT CHANGE   2,923 “Expressed Absolute -Op. position to the, Treaty and 1,344. Would Acecpt Lodwe ‘Reservations.

SCHOOLS VOTE ON TREATY OF PEACE   South Favors Ratifica. tion Without Amendment   NORTH SPLIT ON ISSUE

VARSITIESFOR COMPROMISE   “Straw Vote” Taken Among Colleges of Country Favors Adoption of Modified Pact.

STUDENTS VOTE ON RATIFICATION   Incomplete Returns from 53 of: 400 ‘Colleges’ and Universities Show That Slight Majority. Favor . Amy - Compremize That Will Result in Ratification of Treaty a

COLLEGES FAVOR ANY COMPROMISE QF PEACE TREATY   Referendum On Four Questions Show They Want Settlement.

KILLETS GRANTS CAR INJUNCTION   Will Not Permit Voters Of To. ledo To Decide Upon Municipal Ownership

BACK MAY BE BROKEN.   Kempton Man Fell from Rafn on O, O. McLeland Farm Saturday. ¢

BACK MAY. BE BROKEN.   Kempton Man Féll from Btn on_0. O. McLeland. Farm Saturday. ¢

MINERS MUST ACCEPT AWARD   President Wilson Refuses to Reopen Wage Award ' Case Again   SHARP REBUKE   Is Contained in Letter Calling on Miners to Live ' Up to Contracts

REFUSED T0 _ REOPEN MINE. "WAGE QUESTION   PRSIDENT WILSON IN LETTER TO REPRESENTATIVE HE HAD WARNE           He Also Sued That He Had Re plied to Their Threats to Strike With Statement

BRITISH NEWSPAPERS TODAY SAW NECESSITY OF GREAT BRITAIN INCREASING HER NAVY

U.S, NAVAL PROBE IN REGARD TO BUILDING SHIPS   Great Britain Has Double the Ton nage of the American Navy.

NAVAL PLANS ”      Of Ditferent Powers Retlewed b: " House Committee.

NAVAL STRENGTH NOW ONDER EXAMINATION   House. Committee ab . Cros: - Boads-in Policy Sets. Out ‘to Learn-of. Conditions:

U. S$. and Japan Push Naval Construction While England Rests.   BRITAIN IS FAR AHEAD   England’s Naval Tonnage Is Nearly Twice as Great as Amoarican.

PRESENT PAG MEANS ANIERICA WLLBE LEAIEE   PROSPECT OF WORLD AGREE. MENT IS LESS BRIGHT THAN FORMERLY

U. 5, AND JAPAN ARE ONLY NATIONS NOW BUILDING NAVIES   Great Britain Possesses Ton. nage Twice That Of America, Stops Construction   JAPS CARRY OUT PROGRAM   We Must Enter Naval Com: petition Or Agreement To Limit Armaments

NAVAL COMPETITION CONSIDERED BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE   WEST DECIDE WHETHER TE ADOPT NEW PROGRAM OR DISARMAMENT

Eagland Drops Her Naval Schedule  LONDON COMMENTS  Says World Disarmament Fading

NAVAL PLAN UF U. 0. 10 MADE TARGET   America at Crossroads of Question Whether to Continue Construction or Conclude Program.

Three Factions of Democratic Party Striving for Control in  the Stnte.

COOLIDGE HAS FLAG RAISING, THEN VOTES   Wi Await Results in Boston Tonight.

COOLIDGE AND WIE AND HOUSEKEEPER VOTE HER STRAIGHT   VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATI OF THE G. 0. P, CHEERED BY SCHOOL CHILDREN AT FLAG RAISING

‘WATSON PLACED IN JAIL ON CHARGE OF PUBLIC 1 INDECENCY AT BUFORD

NOMINEE ACCEPTS STATE PLATFORN WRITTEN BY. 0.P   J. G. CULBERTSON OF WICHITA FALLS ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION   HIGH TARIFF 1S FAVOREL   Gubernatorial Candidate Outlines Pol icles He Will Stress in Coming Texas Campaign—Is for “Open Shop”.

LITTLE SHORTAGE DANCER   Sugar Importers Tell Attorney General Supplica Will Probably Be Sufficient for 1. &.

LEON THOTAY WOUNDED, ofa ANY RUMORS   ‘Russia Pessimistic About . Peace Status and Coming  of Winter   iMORE DISASTROUS ON : FRONT FOR SOVIETS   Bolsheviki impatient for Reply From Poles on Terms fer Armistice

Danish Correspondent Reports Rapid Spread. in Muscovite Uprising Resulting in Serious Disturbances . .

STAKE MOVE h SPACAL Nh AW RUSSIA   g Reported to Be Resulting in Ser ous Disturbances in Various Parts.of Country

Strike Movement .-Declareéc Spreading Rapidly. Throng - Russia®   HOLD °“MASS- MEETING   Trotzky. Rumored Woundec and Gen: Buderiny. Courtmartialed.

BIG STRIKE  - MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA   ACCOMPANIED BY MUCH BLOODSHED IS TRAVELERS REPORT   Several Soviet Commissioners Reported Killed by 2 Mob —Trotskey Said to  ’ Have Been Wounded.

TEIPER IS ACQUITTED.   Freed on Charge of Killing Mother, After Jury Was Out 71 Hours.

TEIPER GOES FREE   District Attorney is Disap-. pointed at Verdict

SIX ARE DEAD   THREE OF. “THE ‘BODIES IN ‘BEI IN AN’ “ATTITUDE OF REPOSE   ‘(By United Preas)

SIX MEN ASPHYX!ATED      Bodies Mound Huddled Yogether oi Twp Beds and a Cot in Hotel  in Newark,

FIGURED IN A TRADE   WHAT ‘CONVENTION. ECHORS SEEM TO INDICATE,      Tiptow -County and th District + Used in Barter.

HGURED IN A TRADE   WHAT CONVENTION hCHOERS SEEM TO INDICATE,   Tipton County and Ninth — District - Used in Barter,

HIGH RIOTING   Spreads Beyond Belfast and Disorders Increasing Fast.

RIUTING SPREADS RAPIDLY   frish Turmoil Reaching Beyond Belfast the Reign of Terror Becoming Widespread Throughout Ireland—Populace in Panic.

Reign of ‘Ferro Reporter From Mifmatlock—Orde Restored By Presence o: British Treops. 7

RIOTING SPREADS.   Reign of Terror in Trish TownsOnuthreak at Dromore.

RIOTING IN BELFAST STILL GOING ON. “BY INTERNATIONAL xizws s SERTICE.  Fh pean mtg ae mb aunt lie dyno

North Dakota Court Upholds  State in Industrial Program   Points Raised in Case Same as in One Pending in U. 5. Supreme Court—Decision Validifies Bond Issues For State-Owned Industries—Nonpartisan League Scores Victory in Suit Testing Legality.

NORTH DAKOTA PROGRAM IS VALIDIFIED BY COURT      HIGH STATE TRIBUNAL IS OI OPINION THAT N. P. L SCHEMES ARE VALID—ONI JUSTICE FILES IN DISSENT.

EX-WIFE SUES GOULD   Declares That Multi-Millionaire Tried to Poison Her,   Tella of Frank’s Wild Career af Orink During Their Married Life in France.

FRANK GOULD IS SUED   EX-WIFE ASKS FOR SUITABLE MAINTENANCE PROVISION.   Deciares Millionaire Tried to Poison Her, and Tells of His Wild Career of Drink.

GREATEST LEGAL STRUGGLE TO BE OVER TEXAS LAND   United States. Oklahoma and Texas Claiming Red River and Surrounding Territory .

STATES FIGHT OVER BOUNDARY QF LONG STRIP   Texas and Oklahoma Have Lega: Battle, Because of Shifting River Bank.   CLD LANDS CONTESTED   e Piece of Latid 500 Miles Long Are Subject to Much Debate and  a Legal Tangle.

BLAMES ACCIDENT  ON LOCAL AUTOIS1   dward H. Snyder, Jr., Get: Letter Asking Him to Settle for Damages to Baltimore Machine—Says He Is I[nno rant.

BLAME HANOVER MAN FOR GRASH   ‘Baltimoreans Injured on Littles  town Road to Start   Proceedings,   WILL NOT TAKE BLAME   '  Edward H. Snyder Jr., Denies Allega  tions Regarding His Part in Accident. Driver Lost Control.

PLAN HARDING NOTIFICATION   Republican Nominee and aac ge ov to Confer on Date of . Chearvemany  A. el

PLAN HARDING NOTIFICATION   Republican Nominee and Campaign Manager to Confer on Date of Ceremony.

SEARCHING FOR GIRL:   Daughter of Delegate to San Fran cleco Drowned in River.

SOCIALISTS PROBABLY WILL BE EXPELLE]   Reported That Seven o!  Committee Are in Favor  of the Ousting

New York Assembly Committee. men Detail Charges ‘Against Suspended Members §-

HARDING  COHORTS PLEASED   Speech Is Bringing Many Congratulations  Cen nes  NOMINEE IS RESTING  Stlye of Campaigning Makes a Hit   (Bulletin)

ASKS FOR SUFFRAGE   Senator Harding Requests Tennessee Republicans to Vote For It.

ANOTHER APPEAL      WOMEN RENEW ATTACK ON SENATOR ITTARDING.   (By United Press)

FINDING IS ‘FILED                EFEREE MAKES REPORT IN THE POTASH CASES. —      ILL BE PASSED ON.BY THE COUR}           oluminous Mass of Evidence Was ‘Antro@uced In the Case in Which ‘There Were Many Plaintiffs and Defendants From Two Counties,

FINDING IS ‘FILED   BREE MAKES REPORT IN THE ' POTASH CASES. =.          WILL BE PASSED ON.BY THE COURT             oluminous Mase of Evidence. Was introduced In the Case In. Which ‘here Were Many Plaintiffs and etendants From Two Counties.

CONGRESS SHOULD HELP   America [s Making Itself Acces  sory after the Crime, He As. serts in Address.

WARNS AMERICA TURKS MUST G0    Henry Morganthau, Former Am bassador, Points To Menace : of Continued Outrages   FEARS BIG MASSACRE   Russia Will Take Advantage o1 Conditions To Wreak Vengeance on Jews

ON UMPIRES FOR LEAGUE   Members of New Baseball Combine Going Right Ahead with Perfecting Its Organization.

HEW NATIONAL LEAGUE” FORMED AND ORGANIZATION  PLAN PEREECTED   Federal Judge Is Tendered Chairmanship of Board. of Control at Annual  - Salary of $50,000   IMPORTANT MEETING "AT KANSAS CITY   BAN JOHNSON AND ASSOCIATES ATTEND SESSION OF MINOR LEAGUES ASSOCIATION  AT. GATE CITY

CONFERENCE  ON UMPIRES FOR LEAGUE   Members of New Baseball Combine Going Right Ahead with Perfecting Its Organization.

NEW NATIONAL LEAGUE WITH 12 CLUBS BORK   Magnates Tell Ban Johnsor to Take His Dolls and Go Home.   JUDGE LANDIS ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF TRIBUNAL   Federal Jurist is Offered Sal  ary of $50,000 Per Annum.

Baseball Magnates Launch New Proiect as War Ends—Jurist Fan May Head Board of Control

DIE IN FOOD RIOTS.    Demonstrations. In Wurtenburg Result In Loss’ of Life. _-

Riots in Sections _of Germany Reportex   Several Killed at Ulm in Riots Duc te High Cost of Living:

GERMAN RIOT ERS BRE SHOT DOWN   Several Persons Killed While Protesting Against High Cost , of Living.   MANY WOUNDED BY POLICE   Demonstrations Occur at Ulm and Other Cities—Shops Plundered— Mob Raids Warehouse and Throws Goods. Out.

PERMITTED U. 8. NAVY TO LOSE ITS PLACE OF STANDING « TO GERMANY.   The Greatest Strides in History 0: the Navy Were Made Under President Wilson, the Secretary Charged.

PROUD OF THE NAVY OF TODA)   Secretary Daniels Says Navy Made Greatest Strides Under   PRESIDENT - WILSON   A BURBS E RZ S4LN 2 VV BEAT AN  ee  Former Administrations Allowed Other Countries to Surpass Us.

Daniels Blames Two G. O. P. Presidents for Permitting American Fighting Fleet te Slip Into the Third Place   Any Unpreparedness for War With Germany Fault of His Predecessors; Progress Big  Under Wilson, Is Declared

DANIELS HITS REPUBLICANS NAVY BOARDS   Says Wilson Saved U.S Fleet From the Scrap Heap.

SLIPPED  WHOERTIFT —ANDT.R   SECKETARY--WANIHLS SALI THEY ALLOWED GERMANY TO PASS US IN POWER.      JAIMS WILSON RELIEVED THE NAVY FROM THE POSITION Te BRIFTED INFO. 

GHAT ASSAILS MAMMOTH = “.-” BREQRE: SENATE. Thon      Daniels Tells.C Committee ‘Roos. Levelt and Taft Responsible for Navy's Fall.           WILSON CAME-AS:A SAVIOR

9 e 4 % . 9 9 a ota ole ele ale ole bis Ore 816 wo ow be BLO + 6 a a a o a 3 a 4 PY a a  LZ a !  we NAVY MADE BIGGEST . to STREDES UNDER DEUS.» - WILSON SAYS DANIELS  .

DANIELS CRITIC “ROOSEVELT AND TAFT POLICY   Declares Greatest. Stride of Navy Un der President Wilson in Past Three Years

DANIELS ASSAILS NAVAL POLICIES OF. TAFT AND ROOSEVELI   SAYS THEY PTRMITTED U. § TO LOSE ITS PLACE AS SECOND NAVAL POWER   GREATEST PROGRESS ~ MADE UNDER WILSON   Says Wilson Retrived Navy From Position It Drifted Into Under : Noosevelt Policy.

PRESENT ADMINISTRATION GIVEX ENTIRE CREDIT Folk STRENGTHENING THE us. NAVY   DANIELS NOT AT FAULT   Paveeding Seorttevies of the Navy are Given Responsibility for Con dition of Unprepartdness by Present Naval Head

DANIELS BLAMES FORMER PRESIDENTS   Says Howsevelt znd -Valt Permitted United States to Lase Power as Seccl Best Navy

«Concuct of Navy in Roose velt and Taft Administrations Is Scored   SAYS WILSON RELIEVED “STAND-PAT” POLICIES   WILSON HAS RECOVERED THE NAVY FROM LOW POSITION IN WHICH ROOSEVELT LEFT rr, SECRETARY SAYS.

DEALERS DIGPLAY HOLIDAY STOCKS   flaborate Showings of Christma: Goods Arranged by the Merchants in Jeffersonville. —   PRICES ARE NOT SO HIGH   ‘avly Shoppers Wil Get Benefit: of Large Selection And Avoid Last Minute Bush.

CHRISTMAS 1S JUS! AROUND THe CORNER   Early Shopping is the Thing That Ought te Impress all . Buyers Right Now

DEALERS ARE DISPLAYING. BIG HOLIDAY. socks   Elaborate Showings af Christmas. Good: , Arranged By The Merchants,” . Io Loogootee  den

8, DEPORTE MEDS WILL LAN \T COPENHAGEN AND RESHIP 16 “Bie BEAR LAND!

WHERE REDS WILL LANE   DSITION OF DEPORTEES IS BJECT OF SPECULATION,          ves Hang¢  Ucport From stockhotm G te WH  as Port—Cumineui $a} * Net Be Copenhagen

HANGO, FINLAND PROBABLE PORT ~ JO LAND “REDS”   Will Be Transferred t Russia By Rail From There .   SWEDEN REFUSES TRANSIT

ARK’S PASSENGERS MUST KEEP MOVING   CONFLICTING REPORTS ARE MAPE ABOUT REDS’ DESTINATION, BUT ALL AGREE THEY DON’T WANT THEM.

FIRE ENDANGERS 200 SLEEPING STRIKEBREAKERS   Were Quartered In Ridgewood Depa When tt Caught Fire In @ Musterious Manner

MUB ENLISTS Al) OF TORCH   Lives of 200 Strikebreakers Endangered by Incendiary Fire.

EEPING WORKMEN IMPERILED   B. R. T. Strikebreakers Have Narrow Escape When Fire Attacks Depot.  see cenit acne  STRIKE IS 1 OSING   : STRIKE IS LOSING  MUCH OF ITS FORCE   Reduction of Improvised Vehicles Noted; Cars Runming Steadily.

EXITED STATES IS LEAD               Chilean Foreian Busia: Gres  Hl With Amer

DRYS 96 VOTES  AHEAD IN THE RECOUNT TOD’   Richfield-Tp. Ip. Lucas-Co, is Precinct Makite Change In Amendment Vote

OW DAYS CLAIM   A Majority of 96 on Ohio Federal Prohibition Vote.

SECRET CONTRACTS FOR Wil SUPPLIES CAUSE SPECULATION.   Nation Becomes Heavy Buyer Of Munitions for War Purposes.   NO REASON’ GIVEN   Possibility Of Break With U. S. Now Only Cause In View.

JAPANIS HEAVY ' PURSE Of WAR MIINITIONS   ‘Procedure. -Is Said To Involve Secret Contracts.   SPECULATION AS” “TO THE OBJECT   Dispute With America Only Visible Reason For Speeding. Up War Machine.

JAPAN LAYS IN HEAVY SUPPLIES OF WAR STUFFS   Secret Agents Scour the World For Munitions As Refore Russian War   BUYING UP MODELS   Trouble With U. S. Over Im: migration is Believed te Be Cause

PORTABLE: HOUSES TO. SOLVE HIGH RENT PROB- ; ; LEM IN. IL“LINOIS CITY

BRING HARDING 5 NAME INTO GASE   Vanderlip is Said to Have Told Nickola Lenine  RUSSIAN RED LEADER   That He Represented Republican Nominee in Negotiations for Concessions ir Siberia— Senator Harding Makes Direct Denial and is Supported by Statement of Chandler

HARDING AND LENINE LINKED.   Official Report Says Nominee in Deal With the Reds.

HARDING DENIES ANOWING ANYTHING ABOUT VANDERLIP   American Who Obtained Concessions in Siberia Not Acting as His Agent.   NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE HARRY CHANDLER SAYS   Syndicate of Pacific Coast Capitalists Have Acquired a Sixty-Year Lease of Large Area With Exclusive Rights to Coal, Oil and Fisheries.

Agent of Pacific Coagt Capitalists Claims to Be Hard ine’s Révurrsentative,   ‘G.-O.-P.-NOMINEE DENIES CONNECTION IN DEAL’            Member of Syndicate Also Exenerates Harding; Contract not Recognized Here.

Vanderlip Was Harding Agent Is Colby Report   Local Engineer Representec in Role of Pseudo Envoy lo Soviet Reime

ADVANCES TO RUSS MABE BY FINANGIER IN HARDING'S NAME   State Department Makes Public Report That Amerfean Made Promises to Lenine for Concessions.

CLAIM HARDING AGEN] MADE SOVIET OFFET   Colby Gives Out Report of Siberian Concession   Senator Denies Story, Declares He Never Heard of Vanderlip

LINKS HARDING AND LENINE   State Departmnt Informed That Republican Nominee Is in Deal With the Reds.

Californian Is Said te Have Told Lenine That He Represents Republican Nominee;  G0. P. Candidate Denies Any Knowledge  of Syndicate or Its Agents In Russia °   SOVIETS CONFIRM AGREEMENT

CHARGE. VANDERLIP AGENT OF HARDING   Senator Says He Never Heard of Him.

HARUING FLIRTS WITH Aloo REDS TO NEW RUMOR      BUT HE DENIES I1 HOTLY   SAID VANDERLIP WAS TO MAKE DEAL FOR HIM WITH LENINE.

VANDERLIP SECURES CONCESSIONS FROM LENINE IN SIBERIA   Made Claims That He Represented Sen. Harding, State Dept. Report Shows.   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DENIES ANY KNOWLEDGE   Rocognition of Soviet Govern ment by United States Was Hope Held Out.

TACKLE FARM PHUGLEMO Al PONFERENGE   JOINT SESSION TO DETERMINE PLAN OF ACTION   “Must Act Just As Soon As We Can,” Says  Senator Norris.

MEXICAN BANDIT FORCES DEFEATED   Government Forces Kill ahd Capture Many in Battle at Tamau ‘ lipas.

IGHNSON IS FOR HARDING   CALIFORNIA SENATOR DECLARES HE WILL SUPPORT REPUB. LICAN PARTY   CRITICISES DEMOCRATS   Ail Who Believe [tn Safe Guarding Country Must Support G. O. P. He Says

HACK GLP 10) GnUoh PAUL, 1 OTANI   Planks of 2 Parties As to League Compared by Cal ifornia Solon

Californian Declares Issue  Whether America Is to Preserve Independence   MAKES NO MENTION OF G. 0. P. NOMINEI   LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS IN DORSED BY DEMOCRATS WILL ONLY BREED WAR THINKS “IRRECONCILABLES,’

HIRAM JOHNSON IS OUT STRONG FOR HARDING   Declares He Will Sup: port Republican Party.

HIRAM JOHNSON SUPPORTS &.0,P,   Democratic Platform Leave But One Choice, He Says   NO MENTION OF HARDING   Californian Terms League a Big Issue in Campaign

HIRAM JOHNSON ALLS IN LINE   California Senator ‘Ends Ru: mors of Balt by Announcing Support of His Party.   SAYS TREATY 1S ISSUE

JOHNSON SAYS HE'LL SUPPORT THE TICKET   California Senator Sees Only One Choice When He Compares The Two Platforms   SAYS PEACE TREATY IS ISSUE

Californian in Statement Com pares Platforms of Republicans and Democrats   Sees Only. One Choice   America Must Be Allowed to Live Her Own Life in Her Own Way, He Declares

HIRAM JOHNSON FOR REP, TICKE]   “But One Choice, and That Is to Sup port the Republican Party:” ©

JOHNSON oTIGKs TO THE 6.0.?   “ALIFORNIA SENATOR DECLARES HE WILL SUPPORT THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.   SSUES OF THE CAMPAIGK   Declares Overshadowing Issue __ is Whether We Enter Maelstrom of Kurope and Asiatic Polities or Whether America Shall Be Unfettered.

TOHELP THEG.0.P   BELIEVES REPUBLICANS WILL INSURE NO EUROPEAN ADEIARC PS.   SAYS PLATEORM OF THE TWO PARTIES LEAVES ONLY ONE CHOICE—THE  ie SPP Ay.

WH a rin G   Declares League of Nations Is Leading Issue and Must Be Defeated’ if Safety of the Nation to Be Assured   Covenant As Wilson Drafted Te Will Breed War Instead of Promoting World Peace. Is Statement of Senator

JOHNSON WILL SUPPORT 6.0.   California Senator Says People Must Decide on the League of Nations.

Reading of President’s Offer of Mediation Draws Hearty Applause from Delegates at the League Assembly Session   ARMENIA WANTS GENERAL WOOD AS ADMINISTRATOR

ARMENIAN MEDIATOR  “TO AGT FOR WW, AS PRESDENT AND NOT  AS PRWATE CITZE   Will Have All Prestige of U, $, Bu . No Physical Force Behind Hin in the Negotiations

FIGHT WAGED  BY MIDWEST AND SOUTHERN STATES  Against Freight Rates—Indiana Is Affected.

FIGHT ON FREIGHT RATES ADVANCED   Representative Welty Asks For Copies Of All Letters And Complaints

FIGHT AGAINST FREIGHT RATES IN SOUTH 1S UP   All Correspondence Relat ing to Case Called ' Forth.

NEW STEP IN TIGHT AGAINST FREIGHT RATES   Resolution in House ails for production of letters * end comniaints

REBEL GOVERNMENT SEEKS FRIENDSHIP, PRESIDENT IS TOLD   Faithful Few Receive Body of Slain President as Pitiful Journey Ends

OBREGON MAKES OVERTURE   Pervennl Messare Presented by His Arent to Tamulty fer Presigent Wilxar_

Mother of Wm. Marconi  Wireless Inventor, Is  Dead; An Irish Woman  :

KANSAS HITS “THIRSTY?   “Kicks” in Hair Tonic Give Way tc a Tarter Emetic.

U.000 P EP KLACE GONE   Mrs. James Simpson Suffers Third Loss of Jewelry— Police on Job.

KC. ROBBERS LOOT FRITZ MEYN HOME   FORMER K. U. FOORBALL PLAYER LOST HOUSE FURNISHINGS .   WAS ON VISIT HERE.   Rugs, Chairs, Clothing and Silver. Were Missing When Meyn Went Home   Uclieved Robbers Ran. Car Into Garage and Loaded it With Loot Unseen .

K.C.ROBBERS LOOT FRITZ MEYN HOME   FORMER K. U. FOOTBALL PLAYER LOST HOUSE FURNISHINGS   Rugs, Chairs, Clothing and Siver Were Missing When Meyn Went Home   Believed Rebbers Ran. Car Into Garage and Loaded it With Loot Unseen :

VOTE FOR WOMEN WILL BE BLOCKED A YEAR IS CLAIM   Tennessee Constitution al League Leads Suit To Kill Amendment.

ANTIS ARE IN DEAD EARNEST   Legislative Clerks at Nashville Are Made Parties to Suffrage Injunction Suit.

ANTI-SUFFS TO STUMP TENN. IN BLOCKING MOVE   Chief Clerks of Senate and - House Are Now Prevented ) From Acting   BOLTERS ARE ACTIVE   URGE MASS MEETINGS TO GET EXPRESSION OF THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE.

Suffragists: and Opponents of Opinion Next Step: in Controversy is Hearing on Temporary Restraining Order

ANTIS STILL FIGHT THE SUFFRAGE LAV   Meke Chief Clerks of Houses Co. - defendants—Absent Members in Statement

UPPOSING FACTIONS IN TENNESSEE GET READY FOR HEARING   Next Step in Battle to Legalize  Action of Tennessee House Is  “Hearing of Temporary Writ.   OTHERS ARE RESTRAINED   Clerks Carter and Green, of Senate and House, Included in  Terms of the Injunction.

TENNESSEE PREPARES FOR LEGAL BATTLE   ‘Absent Members of House Issue Report On Stand.

IS NEXT STEP   In the Matter of Suffrage Amendment Ratification By Tennessee.

BOTH FACTIONS READY TO FIGHT   Tennessee Suff Battle Lines Prepared and Elements Are Full of Confidence.   Suffs Certain Legal Scrar Over in Time for November Election.

LEGAL SNARL IN TENNESSEE HOLDS UP SUFFRAGE   Injunction Will Hold Up Women’s Vot . For Year and a Half

QUFFAAGIOTS MUST WIN LEGAL BATTLE TO OBTAIN BALLOT   Injunction in Tennessee May Hold Up Ratification Too: Long to Allow Vote.   LEGISLATIVE ABSENTEES CALL FOR MASSMEETING   Issue Statement With Request For Voicing of Sentiment on the Suff Question.

SUFFAAGIOT AND ANTIS. PREPARE FOR COURT FIGH   Writ Against Ratification May Come Up Today—League Claims Women Must Wait Year and a Half.

ANTI-SUFFS STILL FIGHT   Amend Temporary Injunction, Many Legal Entanglements.

SUFFRAGE LEGAL BATTLE STARTED   Believe Ratification by Ten. nessee Will Be Upheld in Courts

INJUNCTION ION TIES . ~ UP SUFFRAGE   Tennessee Antis Restrain Certitying of Ratification, ..   WILL APPEAL TO PEOPLE   Governor Roberts Declares He Will Countenance No Act Intended to ~Nullify Ratifieation.

NOW UP TO COURT.   Tennessee Suffrage Question Now a Matter of Court Decision.

BOTH FACTIONS GET READY FOR BATTLE   Will Fight Out Ratification in Courts.

SUFFRAGE DELAY OF EIGHTEEN MONTHS IS SAID TO BE POSSIBLE   Tennessee Antis to Carry Fight to Highest Court in U.S.

LEGAL BATTLE CERTAIN   TENNESSEE SUFFRAGE RATIFI CATION WILL BE CARRIED THROUGH COURTS.

DOESN'T KNOW WHO ~ LEADER REFERS TO   Questioned Concerning Statement Given Out at Marion Senator Says He Does “Not Know Who They Have Reference To” — Harding Sneaks at Wilson Corner.

OESNT SFM TO KNOW   Although G. 0. P. Declares He Will Take Stump For Harding

FAILS 10 CONFIRM MARION DISPATCHES   PARTY LEADER CLAIMS TO HAVE CONVERSED WIth HIM   DISSATISFIED WITH -DATES   Given Priviloge i in Future of Mapping Out His Own .  ‘Jhnerary,

GROWTH OF COTTON SPINNINC   In Japan So Great Since the War That Spindles From  American Mills

SUGAR CONFERENCE ON AT WASHINGTON      Officials Would Not Say What Specific Subjects Would Be Taken Up.

CURTIS TOSPEAK - ATCOURT HOUSE      KANSAS SENATE “WILT. AD DRESS REPUBLICAN RALLY. NTE   ADDRESS “AT BALDWIN   Speaker: Was Met There This Afterrioon by Members of the ~ County. Commuttec   Good Crowd Is Expected at the’ Court House at 8&8 O'elnck =~ Tonizht

CURTIS TO SPEAK AT COURT HOUSE      KANSAS SENATOR WILL ADDRESS REPUBLICAN RALLY TONIGHT   ADDRESS AT BALDWIN   Speaker Was Met There This Afternoon by Members of the County Committee   Geed Crowd Is Expected at the Ceouri House at 8 O'clock Tonight

\GERMAN MILITARY MOVEMENT   Recent Activity Has Aroased Sus pieien of France.

For U. S. Senate   CITY. EMPLOVES.OF CHICAGO ON STRIK   Stenographers, . Bookkeepers and Clerks Ask Increase in Their Wages.   STOCKYARDS. . CRIPPLED

CITY OFFICES ARE, EMPTY IN CHICAGO   Chicago City Hall Idle When Nearly 1,000 Clerks Leave Desks for Increase in Salaries.

Delaware May Vote Tomorrow.   MUNICIPAL CLERKS IN CHICAGO STRIKE

PTERLA. MEXICO. HAS A STRIKE   More than Sixteen Thousand Men  Tndustries Ge Out.

Have your gas lines tested for Gas by Wiley ‘Smith. Phone 221.      Woman Died. From . ....  Inquries Received

HOPES CONNECTICUT WILL RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Senator Brandegee Gives His Views in Letter to Col, lM. Ullman.

HAS CHANGE OF HEART.   ‘Senator Brandegee Hopes For Ratifi: ention of Suffrage.

CHURCH GATHERING WAS ENTHUSIASTIC   INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE MENT RECEIVED WELL IN DOUGLAS   MANY AT __ SESSIONS   The Great Need for Leaders iz Christian Work Brought Out at Conference   Young People Were Present a Night Session for Talk by Dr. Arthur Braden

INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVE. MENT RECEIVED WELL "IN DOUGLAS   MANY AT __ SESSIONS   The Great Need for Leaders in Christian Work Brought Out at Conference   Young People Were Present at Night Session for Talk by Dr. Arthur Braden

EAST FACES ANOTHER eTARM SAYS BUREAU   SNOW AND HIGH WINDS PREDICT ED FOR COMING TWENTYFOUR HOURS.

FROM CAROLINA 10 MAINE THE FAST 1S BOUND IN CHAINS OF IGE AND SNOW

FHE STORM CONTINUES   Another 24 Hours of Snow and High Winds Along The Atlantic Coast.

ATHER SHOW STORM FORECAST   ATLANTIC COAST. IS AGAIN  SNOW STORM AND HIGH WINDS AND COLD. ’

ATLANTIC GALE SWEEPS WIDE RANGE OF COAST   ‘More Snow and High Winds Forecast From Maryland to Maine.   NEW YORK CITY TIED UP BY THE BLIZZARD   One of the Worst Weather Conditions for Years Prevails in Big City,

SNOW STORM STILL RAGES   Heaviest Fall of the Beautiful at Any Time During the Winter Is Reported at Many Places Throughout New England.   WATER DRIVES MANY FROM THEIR HOMES AT CONEY ISLAND

ANOTHER SNOW STORM FORECAST FOR TONIGH   Fall Continued General Today Throughout East and in New England... +   PROPERTY DAMAGE HEAVY   New York Is Slowly Recovering from Blow; Traffic Still Delayed.

ATLANTIC. oTOAM RUNS 115 COURSE   Tides and Blizzard Leav Destruction and Suffering In Their Wake.

STORM-SWEPT COAST OF ATLANTIC IN GRIP OF HURRICANE; HEAVY  SEAS HALT SHIPPING

ATLANTIC COAST REMAINS {NY GRIP ~ OF WIND. SNOW   Peak of Storm Now I In New England “Where Heavy Snow Fall Is Record

COURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Circuit and Probate Courts.—Trans--. fers and Marriage Licenses.

COURT HOUSE (TEMS   COURTS AND "RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT.   Circuit and Probate Courts.—Tran®  fers and Marriage Licenses.  a as

One of Four Wettest Aprils on Record in Last 34 Years   Precipitation In Nebraska Wa; 5.06 Inches, Government Report Shows.

WAIT FOR HARDING TO REPLY 10 00}   WILL HAYS TAKES UP SLOGAN OF REPUDIAION OF DEMOCBAT.IC ACHIEVEMENTS,

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE HAS Sf PAR MADE NO REPLY TO THE SPEBRCH OF COX   CRITICISM BY WILL HAYS   Republican National Chairman pe. claves the Democratic Adrministration Stands forSquandering of People’s Money.

HARDING DODGING —— ONLEAGUE   Conceded Cox Has Maneuvered Rival Into Difficulty   HAYS RUSHES TO RESCUE)   Seeks to Make Wilson Entire Campnaion {ssue

OUTLINE PLAN TO PUT “KATY” LINE ON FEET   Southwestern System Will Have Support of Financia] Interests in Floating Securities.

STEEL MILLS WILL SUSPEND   Companies at Yourgstown§ Indicate Plants Will Be !d!e Until After First of Year.

GENERAL SHUT DOWN    Expected At Youngstown Steel Mills This Week.

ADMIT ACTION WAS ILLEGAL   But Insurgent Leader of Mine Workers Says Injustice Made It Necessary.   ASK GUARANTEE. OF CONSIDERATION   Ready to Go Back to Work IfAssured Wage Award Issne Wil be Re-Opened.

(ERS READY TOAEGIN WORK   sents Will Return If Given 2 Guarantee.   iPENING OF THE: WAGE-AWARD ISSUE   anded as Price of Going Back to Mines...

ANTHRACITE  MINERS READY T0 G0 TO WORK   LEADERS DECLARE THEY WILL RETURN IF GUARANTEED THE WAGE SCALE WILL BE REOPENED.   SAY WAGE AWARD WAS UNFAIR   Men Are Disgrunted Because They Are Paid Less Than Miners in Soft Coal Fields.

Capper Declares Acton) Hunge ' Menaces America If Congress Thee: Sat laterrenhe¢,

Capper Peclares Actanl Hunger Menaces America If Congress Dees Not Intervene.

WDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE RESUMES STUDY OF LABOR CONDITION’   es Tentative Program for Regional Boards of Arbi tration to Allay Labor Unrest

INDUSTRIAL PODY AEGONVENES WIL  DISDUSS PLANS   PRESIDENT’S CONFERENCE TO TAKE UP MEANS OF SETTLING UNREST.   Regional. Boards Plan Draws Notice   Gompers Expected to Appear Be. fore meeting to Oppose Suggested Plan.

CHAUTAUQUA NEXT WEEK  The Annual Program of Music and Drama to be Given in Belleville Augrust 5-10,

 CHAUTAUQUA NEXT WEEK  The Annual Program of Music  and Drama to be Given in ... . Belleville: August 5-10:

CRUISER AGROUND   L. 8. Warship Meets With Vishy Near Cortenen:.

STOCK REPORT   Irregularity Followed by Rally in ‘Oils And Metats.

BLACK AND TANS CONTINUE THEIR RAIDS   Phey Were Active All Night in Eas Cork, Willeagh, Limerick. City  qnd Kinsale,

Standard Oil Co., Is Defendant in $10,000 Damage Case—Afrguments Begun This Morning.

CHRISTIAN UAMAGE @/AIAL UNDER WA   Standard Oil Co., Is Defendant in $10,000 Damage Case—Afguments Begun This Morning.

VERY ALASKAN == AN A STL      So.Reports Federal Prohidition Agent _ Who Has Returned from a Trip of. Inspection.

MEXICAN OFFICIAL 10 AND IN ESTABLISHING A STABLE GOVERNIMEN   GOVERNORS OF THREE STATES ARE ON BORDER READY TO  CROSS INTO TEXAS.

MUNICIPAL BAND. TO GIVE CONCERT; LAST OF SEASON   SUNDAY AFTHRNOON AT O'CLOCK, PROGRAM IS GIVEN.

en tn lade’  CITY COUNCIL LAND PEOPLE  -.  “TO-BE. CONGRATULATED

BERLIN IN DISORDER              To NERVOUS: HOOPS OVER nf           Nosk Mas Resigned’ And Continues in Cutlying Disivicts.

BERLIN IN DISORDER   th TO NERVOUSNESS TROOPS OVER REDS.   Neske Has Resigned And Fighting Continues in Outlying Districts.

STILL HOLD UP COLB)   SENATE COMMITIEE WILL HEAR ANOTHER WITNESS.   Failure to Confirm Nomination For Secretary of State By Today Leaves the Post Vacant.

Officials Do Not Take Seriously Report of Villa Being Ready to Surrender

VILLA’S PROPOSAL TO  me KNOW NOTHING O} SURRENDER .   MUMORS NOT CREDITED   mibt Is Expressed Regarding Reported Willingness of Bandit Leader to Lay Down Arms. Revolt in San Luis Potosi

Bandit C Chief ‘Will Be Good   Mexican President Does Not Believe That Noted Bandit Will Surrender

CONDEMNS ACTION OF ENTENTE   Desires United Allied Action Against German Nation,   ALLIES REFUSE TO INTERFERE   Do Not See Why Concerted Steps Should Re Takarn_

ALLIANCE MUST BE DRAWN TIGHTER 10 ENFORCE COVENANT   French Foreign Offiee See Danger Of Germany Evad_ ing Peace Terms   BITTERNESS AROUSED   British Threat To Withdraw From Council Of Ambassadors Not Liked

UFEQE TREALY 15 ALINE   Events Lead to Belief Tha’ Alliance Must Be Tightened to Control Germany

RURAL CARRIER'’S PICNIC.   Will be Held at the Forks of Wildeat Creck Sunday, Aug. Sth.

is ex Sg RERAL CARRIERS PICNIC.   Wilt be'Held atithe Forks, of Wild. cat Creek Sunday, Aug. su.

ENGLAND -AND RAILROADS      Have Nationalization Plan That Will Be Tried.

PLAN 10 FORM ROADS ENGLAND WALES IN GROUPS   Plan Revise Rail Hold. ings to Better Serve  Public.

TWO LARGE STILLS TAKEN AT BLANFORI   Federal Men Make Haul in Night Raid on Mining Camp; Much Liquor Confiscated

SECRETARY HOUSTON AND SENATOR-GHATH “IN HEATED. COLLOQUY OVER. TREASURY POLICY AS IT AFFEGTS FARMING INTEREST:

SAVE 184 FROM SHIPWRECK   Steamer Bohemian Goes on Rocks— Ametican Vessel tn -Distress.

PASSENGERS WERE SAVEL   Leyland Line Steamship, Bohemia, Is Reported on the Rocks   Mw Aacnrlated Preans.

LEVLAND LIN GOES ON ROCK WiTH 1B PASSENGERS      S. 0. S. Cali Brings Assistance and Passengers Are Being Rescued By Tugs. ._

LINER 0% ROCKS.   Passengers Restued by Tugs trom the Leyland Bohenlan.

SAVE 184 FROM SHIPWRECK   teamer Bohernian Goes on Rocke— American Vessel in Distress...

Steamer Bohemian Went on the Rocks   Levland Liner Goes on Rocks East of Sambro—Passengers Taken Off by Tugs. :

EMERGENCY BILL PUTS COUNTRY ON WAR-TIME BASIS   Measure Introduced ins Parlia ment Gives Government Right to Use Soldiers

HARDING IS MAN OF WILL POWER   NOT ONE TO BE SWAYED BY ANY SORT OF CLAMOR.   AND HE NEVER GETS RATTLED   intimate Pen Pieture ef President Elect On Night ef Election—Has Made Ne Pledges and Will De as He Pieases.

HARDING COOL AS. NEWS IS BROKEN   Spectators at His Side When Election Returns Are Received Sure He Will Be Calm and Modest in Big Moments of New Post.   BREAKS ONLY WHEN HIS OWN PRINTERS COME TO REJOICE

NO SENATE OLIGARCH “WILL CONTROL HARDING   President-Elect. Has Will Powe: ' Which May Surprise Some, Says Lawrence.   HIGH SENSE OF DUTY ONE ‘OF HIS CHARACTERISTICS   t This Carries Him Even Beyond Friendships, Says David  ‘Lawrence.   (18 OALM AND UNRUFFLED    Modesty of Man Evident as a: _, Receives News Showing His Election. ~

SENATOR HARDING ACCEPTS. NATION'S . ACCEPTS NATH oa   With: Characteristic Mod- esty: and. Deliberations— David Lawrence's ‘Tri: ‘bhute to: President-elect: :

" BACKFRON   TO ) TESTIFY IN THE.CAM PAIGN. EXPENDITURE INVESTIGATION.   Says Idea That He Was Trying:to. Hide i§ Ridiculous  —Tells of Eastern Eitan int for Wood..

WOOD TREASURER LOST IN BIG WOODS; NOT EVADING SUBPOENA. IIE DECLARE!

EVERY GARAGE IN - MANHATTAN BEING SEARCHED   In Inffort to Locate Mystery Automo: bile Which Steod in Front of Joseph Elwell's Home at the Time   Hie Was Murdered.

LORIMER STRIKES BASK AT GOVERNGR   Says Cox’s Action Vindicates Cartoon

Editor of Weekly Replies to’ Charges “of  Nomiriee  Says Candidate  Proves .... Incompetency--F or— — High. Offien

MAGAZINE EDITOR TWEETS COX ATTACK   Lorimer Says Use of Advance Copy Bears Out Cartoon Depicting Candidate.

COX BETRAYED HIS CONFIDENCE, POST EDITOR CHARGES   SAYS HIS ATTACK ON CARTOON YINDICATES IT AND PROVES OWN UNFITNESS.

LORMMER ATTACKS COX.    Says Remarks Concerning Mag asize Oopy Show His Un. fAitnees For Office.

0X'S WORDS REVEAL HIM UNFIT: EDITOR SAT, EVENING POST   Says Candidate Has Quee Sense of Honor, Is Shallow Thinker.

HITS RIGHT BACK AT COX.   Philadelphiz VWaitor Thinks Him Man of Shallew Mind.

EDITOR: OF POST REPLIES TO COX   George Horace Lorimer Says Nominee Unfit for Office of U. S. President

MAKES REPLY TO STATEMENT ISSUED AY GOVERNOR COX   CARTOON TO APPEAR IN WEEKL  PE RIODICAL IS SUBIKCT OF CONTROVERSY. \

IS MUCH LARGER THAN IT WAS LAST YEAR AT THIS  eae  2 oy   539 AT NOON TODAY   Students in Lawrence Will Reg: ister at Robinson Gymnasium Tomorrow   Registrar Foster and His Office Force Make Ready for Big Rush Next Week

IS MUCH LARGER THAN IT  WAS LAST YEAR AT THIS Trap   Registrar Foster and His Office Foree Make Ready for Big Rush Next Week i

THREE DEAD AND FOUR INIURED IN COUNCIL BLUFFS   Randits Hold Up a Pool Hall and 2 General Riot Fallowed Their  arttamc   FOREIGNERS DID NOT HEED THE COMMANDS   Austrians Did Not Know What “Stick ‘em Up" Meant and Shooting Started

KILL THREE IN; COUNCIL BLUFFS — POOL ROOM   Foreigners’ Did Not Understand th Order “Stick "Em Up" Given By Bandits.

TRIO KILLED IN COUNCIL BLUFFS RAID   Bandits Shoot Pal anc Two Others in Attempt Hold Up.

WOULD ELEVATE COV. CANTU 10 THE PRESIDENCY   Followers of the Late President Carranza Planning tc Put Lower Californian ir As Chief Executive

MODERN COSTUMES DECLARED MODEST   London Designer Says 'Prouble I; With Women Wearing Styles Intended for Others.

iMOUHGENT STRIKE LEADCAS PLACED UNDER ARREST   24 Charged With Violation of Lever Food Act   ALL ME FURNISH BOND

President Grunau, of Chicago Yardmen's  Assn. Is Included in the Number; More Warrants Coming; Charge Conspiracy .. to Interfere With Food Shipments ~   REPORT GENERAL IMPROVEMENT

Insurgent Leader Grunau Is Among 24 Leaders Released on Bonds   INTERFERE WITH SUPPLY OF NECESSARY ARTICLES   Livestock Shipments Continue To Increase at Chicago and Other Districts

"WALKOUT ARE "ARRESTED   Conspiracy: to Interfere With: F ‘ood Shipments Made ‘Basis of Action in Chicago. 

EDERAL ACERT:  NAG LEADERS Ut RAIL OTRIRE Ih CHIGAGE REGIO   Twenty-five Insurgents Chiefs Are Placed Unde: Arrest, Charged With VioInting the Lever Law,   200 OTHER WARRANTS TO BE ISSUED LATER   Brotherhood Officials UVeclare That the Bulwark of the Walkout in Windy City Hac Been Broken,

JOHN GRUNAU, STRIKE LEADER. UNDER ARRES’   24 Other Trouble Makers Held for Violation of the Lever Act.

24 OUTLAW STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED   Violation of Lever Food Act Is Charged—Are Held in Bond of $10,000.

STRIKE LEADERS IN TOILS   GRUNAU AND 24 OTHERS CAUGHT IA CHICAGO RAIDS.   Coming on Orders From Palmer, Teal tileialen Feet That “Onthaw’ We Cp WHE De Hroken by the Arrests,

5 CHIETS OF RAIL WALKOUT INGER ARREST   Warrants for 200 Other “Outlaw” Strikers Will Be Issued—Last Bulwark Of Strike in Chicago Has Been Broken.

RUSS CAVALRY NEAR LEMBURG   The Rede Will Strike Towards t Rich Galiclan Oll Fields «

REDS ARE !IN POLAND.   Making a Dash for Rich Oj! Fields I Galicia.

American Legion Wants $50 a Month For Each Month of Service For Its Members and Compulsory Military Training — Says Congress Has Been Dilatory.

LEGISLATIVE WORK OF AMERICAN LEGION IN HANDS SF COMMITTEE   BONUS FOR EX.SERVICE WEN ANT UNIVERSAL SERVICE PRINGIPAL OBJECTIVES,

CONFER WITH CONGRESSMEN   Bonus for the Ex-Service Men Announced as a Principal Aim

LEGION ASKS FOR BONUS   AND UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Légisiative Committee of ‘World Wa Veterans Organization ip Active in Washington

AMERICAN LEGION IS AFTER BONUS   LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF AMERICAN LEGION IN WASHINGTON AFTER SOLDIER

LEGION ASKS BONUS   Cire: Will he Asked to. Give  Each. Soldier $50 for Each Month: cof His Setviee. +

T0 DEMAND $50 BOND FOR EACH MONTH’S SERVICE   American Legion Also Favors Compulsory  Military Training.

BONDS FOR WAR SERVICE   American Legion Asks $1,900,000, ; 000 for Vighters’ Bonuses—  $50 Per Month. .

en cence ae  10 PUSH THE BONUS ISSUE   American Legion Will Try to Secure Additional Money for, Ex-Soldiers.

WHEAT CHEAPER BREAD MAY HiT TOBOGGAN ALSO   Flour Said to Have Fallen $3 Per Barrel Recently

GOVERNORS GUESTS OF PHILADELPHIA’S MAYOR   Inspect Navy Yard, Hog Island and Delaware Water Prant.

BRITISH TROOPS .. “STARE REPRISAL   Fermay, Ireland, Raided . by Soldiers-in Retaliation for Sinn Fein Activity.   BARRACKS IS. BURNED

BRITISH TROOPS AT! } FERMOY RAID TOWN   Take Measure in Retaliation iv i ture of Brig. General } a Luca H i ty

MANY PEOPLE IN AUST AIA DEPENE PON TAXPAYER:   One-Fifth of the Population Lives on Public Funds; Newspapers Demand That the List Be Reduced.

Fe Mae Seca: Me came! ona an  ‘Immortal Gettysburg Address Of ‘ } President Lincoln Comes To Us ‘ 7 As A Living Message Today ‘

EUROPE ALMOST AT PEACE ONCE MORE; RUSSIA AND POLAND CEASE FIGHTING   Ynly Place Where HostilitiesCon  tinue is in Southern Russia  Where Wrangel Operates

A ROYAL BETROTHAL.   Princess Elizabeth, Rumania, May; Wed Prince George. of Greece.

ALABAMA COAL OUTPUT HIGHEE   PRODUCTION SHOWS  GAI? DESPITE STRIKE ORDERED OVER STATE

SEARCH FOR TWO MEN AS SLAYERS   Police Are Convinced Peirce Was Killed By Prisoners’ Companions   Funeral of Murdered Manu facturer’s Agent Ja Held From His Home

DETECTIVES aUat AL SMITH AND JACK INVOLVED IN GASE   Peter Treadway and Marie Phillips Subjected to Gruelling Examination.   GIRL USED AS A LURE IN OLD BADGER GAME   Belif That Two Other Men Accompanied Former Soldier and Female Companion to Wheeling After Peirce Murder Further Strengthened.

LONDON'S COLONY OF ANTIBOLSHEVIKS EXTEND WELCOME TO NEW MEMRBERs

BOLSHEVISM ON VERGE OF DISASTER   AnthSovict Refugees Kram Husst: Say Reda Governinent ts Be. sinning to Crombhy   ALAND. ° OF ° POVERTY   Soldiers Wear Bleeh Wark Shoes— Obtahy Pood anit Buchs by ‘Tehee,

REFUGEES REPORT SOWET RUSSIA [9° TOTTERING 10 FALL   ‘Diplomats of Old Regime, Living  in London,*Pick Up Hope  3  At Reports.   TELL OF TERRIBLE EVENTS    Bathing Establishments Closed. : Food Situation is Becoming More Acute.

REFUGEES REPORT RUSSIA'S SOVIET NOW TOITERING   se * DIPLOMATS OF OLD REIGNS GIVI HOPE BY STORIES CARRIED TO LONDON

Supreme Court Names Personnel of Body Tc Determine Line Between Mississippi and Arkansas.

INSURANGE AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT GIVER “TO BRITISH WRRKER   EIGHT MILLION WORKERS GIVEN GUARANTEE AGAINST LACK OF EMPLOYMENT,

AUTORACESON = + ATSPEEDWAY,   RECORD CROWD IS EXPECTED FOR 500 MILE EVENT—  PRINCETONITES GO 7

WILL, CONNECT FROM INTERIOR WITH ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO BY THE WAY OF DALTAS

LEMRDOT ATTACKS: QUSTING ACTION. DER CASSEMBLY   Militant Aliens to Be Deport ed as Fast as. Possible,.._ Says Wilson.

ITALIANS START RIOT WHEN VESSEL ARRIVE   Soldiers Offended When Some One Shouts ‘‘Down With Italy;’’ Order Restored.

SIGHT OF ITALY FLAG CAUSE OF SOLDIER FIGH   Clash Between Italians and Germans and Slavs Reported at Singapore Recently.

THLIAN AND SLAY: SHILORS CLAS!   German is Said.to Have Curs ed Italy and-the Men Mixec At Singapore.—British Ste In and Avert More Serious Trouble.

TALIAN OOLDIERS IN DERIDUS GLAGH WIR SLAVS AND GERMAN   GERMAN SAILOR INSULTED ITALY AND PRECIPITATED BAD CLASH AT SINGAPORE,

MEXIOAN REBEL LFANER ARPECTEI   Robert Cajulo Netifiel Government   Ready To Surrender Then Tried  To Play a Trick.

DISINTEGRATION Ot TRIKE 19 SPEEDY   TWENTY-FIVE ALLEGED LEA DERS OF MOVEMENT RE. LEASED ON BAIL.   CLAIM STRIKE NOT OVE   Insurgents Announce That They Have ‘‘Just Begun to Fight,’ Meeting Called For Friday Afternoon.

UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE RAPIDLY ~ DISINTEGRATING   Insurgents Stronghold~ In Chicage Weakened By Arrest ef 25 Strike Leaders. 

FOREGAST FAST STRIKE BREAKUP   Federal Officials Strike Seri- ous Blow at Stronghold of _ Insurgents.   IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES

MUST RETURN TO WORK TOMORROW OR FORFEIT JOBS   Government Ss trikes - Hard Blow at Insurgent Stronghold

Di-intergration of Unauthors t a tt Tr r . : rau Oifine tp Lerecast in Central and ne West by Action of U.S. Government   several Tfundred Thousand Made Idle by Walkont in Michigan: Food Situation iu Detroit Growing Worse

SPEEDY ENDING OF STRIKE PREDICTED   Arrest of Leaders Is Serious Blow to Unauthorized Walk: out—Switchmen Begin Re:turning to Work.

U.d. DEAL DEATH BLOW AT OUTLAW RAILROAD STRIKE   Arrest of Leaders in Chicago Leaves Insurgents Without Guiding Hand.   a a ee eo Ser Va  Liberated on Bail the Men Promise They Will Ra Gand

Housekeeper Tells Police She Hid Garments in Effort to Shield Young Woman, But Did Not Discover Revolver

OWNER OF GIAL'S CLOTHES I KNOW   SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ELWELL CASE   HOUSEKEEPER IN ADMISSIONS   Says She Hid the Garments in an At tempt to Shield Girl—Maovaments ef Murdered Man Still Unknown

GIRL WEARING LINGERIE UF PINK olLk OUGHT BY POLIGE WN ELWELL CASE   ilousekeeper Divulges Name of Woman Who Was With New York Man the Night He Was Murdered By Unknown Hands.

MAID CONFESSES TOSHIEUDING WOMAN   LETTER FROM ‘ANNA’ AP- PEALED FOR AID, POLICE SAY

Maid Tried to Shield Girl Owner of Clothes   FINALLY REVEALS HER NAME   Mrs. Elwell Questioned—Await News From Kentucky

HOUSEKEEPER TELLS NAME OF IRL WH HAD VISITED EL WEL   “Anna” Located in Lexington Ky., But Says Acquaintance Was Slight.

ANOTHER DAY PASSES WITH STRIKE UNSETTLED   Negotiations Adjourned Unti Today —- Unexpected Difficulties Being Met.

SHIP STRIKE REACHES BOSTON   Three trish Women Ca!!l Out Crew of British Steamer Loading for London.

WHEAT PRICES LEAP UPWARD DUE TO STRIKE   Farmers Shutting Off Supply Said to Have Caused The Increase

FARMERS’ STRIKE SENDS WHEAT UP   STOPPAGE OF SELLING ELEVATES MARKET QUOTATIONS   Export Buying on Large Scale Also  Exerts Effect—Southwest Growers  Protest Prices,  

let PRICES MADE. SUDDEN ASCENTS TODA’      Falling of In Offerings From - Southwest Due to “Farmer's Strike” Given as Reason. '

OPINIONS = COAPLICTING .   Wheat Producers’ Leader Saves Farm ers United— Kanss sas Appointee aye Ae

WHEAT PRICES ADVANGE TODAY   Ascent is Said to Be Due t Staging of Farmers’ Strike.

WHEAT PRICES GO UP TODAY   Possibly Influenced by Farmers Strike. Maybe By Heavy Ex  port Buying.

Stopping of Selling by Southwest Farmers Was to Take Effect Yesterday—Wheat Scores Big Rise Today.

The Price of Wheat Advances Toda‘   Recomber DeHvery Advanee About xleven Cents the Biishel in Chichong.

THE FARMERS HOLD. WHEAT   Result: Price Is Up More Than {0 Vents a Bushel   FARMERS IN) RESOLUTIONS      Big Advance on Chicago Board, Partly Credited to Farmers’ strike”.

WHEAT PRICE Ih SHARP ADVANGE   Lift Due to “Farmers” Strike” and Receipts Fall Off Noticeably.

December Delivery Up Over 10 Cents—-Stoppage of Selling Wheat by 8S. W.  BKarmepre

WHEAT: JUMPED TEN CENTS.  Ralse Due To ; Exyorl Buying, i » Belleved,

SENSATIONAL RISE WHEAT PRICES   ee «Se aT te ll EXPORT DEMAND AND STRIK! OF PARMERS SEND PRICK UP» OVER TEN CENTS,

WHEAT TOOK JUMP ON CHICAGO BOARD   Strike of Farmer and Diz Forcign Parchase Caused Swift.Ascent -

ccratOR OWEN FIRST NAMED   Nomination of Oklahoma Man Followed by That of James. W. Gerard.   PLATFORM NOT COMPLETE   Resolutions Committee Report Thursday—-Bryan Continues Hard Fight.

SENATOR ROBERT OWENS IS FIRST BEFORE CONVENTION   Convention Platform Comm ittee Have Arduous Task.—Main Planks in Harmouy With Administration

Annual Summary From Tuskegee Institute Shows 77 Lynchings in Southern States  ..—Seven Whites Among  Number.

PREACHER FASTS 22 DAYS TO WIN DAUGHTER, FAIL   When Girl Refused to  Joir Church, Revivalist Quit Eating; Yields Finally.

NEW YORK ISHITBY ANOTHER SHOW STORN   ‘Traffic Conditions Again Cripplec by Additional Snow-fall and  High, Winds n>,

NEW PLAN TO END STRIKE   New York Union Leader Proposes Public Debate on Subject.

NEW IDEA TO END STRIKE   Teamsters’ Union Would Divide Team ing Among Drivers, Employers and Public.

NEW IDEA TO END STRIKE   ; ae Se  Teamaters’ Union Would Divide Team. ing Among Drivers, Empleyers   and Public.

AMENDMENTS ARE PUT OVER 10 1921   League of Nations Refuses to Conciliate Argentine to Pre-: -.  yent Withdrawal.

ROBERT B. GLENN, EX-NO. CAROLINA , GOVERNOR, DEAD   FOUND DEAD IN HIS) BED IN WINNIPEG HOTEL LAST EVENING

WOMEN AT THE CONVENTIONS   Seeking Many Reforms in the Political Life of the Nation

Accompanied by Husbands and Children, Women Democrats Will Go to Meet.

ORD RADICALS ARRESTED   San Prancisco Police Prepare for Democratic National Convention,

WILL AID WHEAT STRIKERS   Kansas Bankers Decide Not te Withdraw Assistance From Kearmer« Holding Grain.

POLITICS FORBIDDEN   To Army Officers by Order of Secretary Baker

ARMY NOT IR P@LTTIcs   New Order Prevents Officers Takins Any Active Part in Political Campaigns.

WARNING TO ARMY OFFICERS.   Vold to Refrain From Pelitics, and  May Affeet General Wood.

SNOT DIRECTED AT GENERAL WOOL   War Department Order Prohibits Army Officers Taking an Active Part in Political Camnaians.

ARMY MEN MUST AVOID POLITICS, SEC. BAKER WARN   Activities of Officers or Men During Campaign Is Tabooed by War Department Head.

WAR DEPT. ORDER KEEPS ARMY MEN OUT OF POLITICS   Baker Declares the Order Was Not Directed at General Wood   WOOD ACTIVITY O. K.   BARRED FROM USING POSITIONS TO INFLUENCE THE RESULT OF ELECTIONS.

ARMY OFFICERS MUST SHUN ALL POLITIC   Secretary Baker Issues an Order to This Effect—Wood’s Status Indefinite.

SUB-COMMITTEE DRAFT OF PLATFORM AS IT IS IN THE PRELIMINARIES   Upon This There Is Fight Which Holds Convention im Recess for Greater Part of Day and Upon Which Little Progress Is Made So Far as Outsiders Know.

Platform Asks Treaty Ratification   Bota : uel TT ea: oe be tual gk  Trish Question  F or - League’ S Action   Recognition Mexican Government

ISCO PLATFORM AS AMED BY MEMBERS OF SUB-COMMITTEE   Draft as Submitted to Full Committee Will Doubtless Be Much Modified Before Its Adoption by the Convention--Does Not Mention Prohibition.

LADISHOL EERSTE SEL TR SEDER IGE EES IOL IT OS, ’ ie SUMMARY OF DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM .  a : hoe EPPS SPSS STE DHEOESEIED ELSPP ELSE DE DH

\s Sen! te Full Resolutions Committee, Document Advocates Collective Bargaining for farmers, Opposes Com: pulsory Arbitration and Indorses Wilson's Mexican Policy

‘THE DODGERS WI)   THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM SILENT ON PROMIBITION.    The Fight. Is Still on Before Full Cummnice and in Convention and Changes “May he Made.

PLATFORM AS SENT FULL ~— COMMITTEE   BY SUB-COMMITTEE OF NINE WHICH DRAFTED VARIONS PLANKS.   Adheres to Administration Ideas on Various Topics Which Are Subject to  _ Change by Platform Com mittee.

TODAY'S FIGHT ON + BRYAN DRY PLANK   COMMITTEE OF NINE STILL “WORKING ON PLATFORM PROVISIONS   Platform Draft Follows Closely That of the Virginia State Platform   Bryan Was Early in Committe: Roont Prepared to Put up Ficht for His Plank

PLATFORM IS TAKING SHAPE   Democratic Committee Fitting Planks Into Party’s Declaration of Princintes.   WORK IS NOT COMPLETED

TODAY’S FIGHT ON BRYAN DRY PLANK   COMMITTEE OF NINE STILI WORKING WN PLATFORM PROVISIONS   IRISH TO THE LEAGUE   Platform Draft Follows Closei) That of the Virginia State Platform   Bryan Was Early in Committee Room Prepared to Put up Fight for His Plank

Sketch of Platform as Drafted By Committee Lands Work of Wilson,   WANTS LEAGUE TO SETTLE  ALL THE IRISH OUESTIONS   Prohibition Question, However, Is Left Untouched; Urges Collective Bargaining,   WANTS MEXICO RECOGNIZED   In League Plank, “the Platform Follows That Adopted By Virginia Democrats,

SILENT ON PROWIBITION, TFORM 3. EXPLIC I      : Xpresses Sympathy. With. People of Ireland and Declares Trish Question: Should Be ” Taken RBafara Leacne of Nations.           AGAINST COMPULSORY ARBITRATION IN CASES OF STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS

Platform Calls for Treaty Ratification Without Reservations Imparing Integrity

JOF SUB-COMMITTEE   Dratt as Submitted to Full Committee Will Doubtless Be Much Modified ~ Before Its Adoption by the Conven-“tion--Does Not Mention Prohibition.

DEMOCRATS HAP 6.0. CONGRESS   Tentative Platform Praises Wilson Administration— -Scores Republicans. :   ASK TREATY RATIFICATION

SUB-COMMITTEE: REPORTS DEMOCRATIC PLATFORY   Minority Report for Appeal to Con. vention is Under Consideration by Administration Forces   DECLARES FOR RATIFICATION   Platform Follows That Adopted by Virginia Democrats

Tentative Platform _ Much Like Virginia Draft Wilson Liked,   Addition Made to League Endorsement Plan!  Senator Walsh, After Long-Fight, Has Qualifyi Labor Strike Rights Upheld.

RATIFYING LEAGUE — PARAMOUNT ISSUE      Wilson Treaty Plank Adopted. Entire  ‘Compulsory Arbitration Condemned;  - Recognition of Mexico But. Not of Irish Republic:

PLATFORM IS SILENT ON LIQUOR   As Submitted by Sub-Committee to the Full Committee of the Convention.   FOR RATIFICATION OF THE PEACE TREATY   Praises Military and Nava Forces and Conduct of the War by Administration.

ATL SCOT  MEASURED OPPOSED AM GUMPERS   Labor Leader Declares It Would “Make All Free Men Slaves”   PALMER PROPOSES SUBSTITUTE FOR BILI   Sterling and Graham Plat Not Approvéd by the Majority

NEW SEDITION BILLIS OFFERED BY ATTY. PALME   Provides Fines Not Exceeding $10,006, Limit of Imprisonment 20 Years.   SOME OTHER PROVISIONS   Both Sterling and Graham Bills Disapproved as Too Drastic.

“attorney General:  Disapproves  Bo ‘Sterling. and Graham  “Drafts. and. Makes New Suggestion:to Deal-with Issue      GOMPERS: OPENS. FIGHT — ON: HOUSE: PREPOSALS      Leber! Leader Centers Attack on Provision Prohibiting Girculation of Literature ‘and Pe--Piedicala of Radical: Nature

s EDITION BILLIS CONDEMNED; NEW MEASURE ASKED   Palmer Fails to Approve Measure Considéred In " House.   NEW. BILL PROVIDES = ~ $10,000 FINE AND JAIL TERM   Gompers Condemns Bill and Takes Rap At Critics in Congress.

DISCUSS SEDITION LAW   THE ATTORNEY GENERAL GIVES CONGRESS HIS CONCLUSIONS.   Gompers Objects to Pending Measures As Going. Away Beyond the Purpose Intended. —  «

OPPOSE SEDITION BILLS      Attorney General Palmer Disapproves of Sterling And Graham Measures.

GOMPERS GIVES VIEWS AGAINST SEDITION BILL   EE ee 6h LULU EE EE ee ee  Says Desired Results Will Not Be Ac complished.

WOULD INFLIGT NEAWY PENALTY UN AGITATORS   Suggests Enactment of Legislation Providing for $10,000 Fine and  Prison Term.   OTHER ACTS UP

NCW SEDITION MEASURE   Gompers Says Graham Bill Would Make “All Free Men Slaves.”’

NEWTREASON LAW LESSER PENALTY, ASKED BY PALMER   Attorney General Disapproved Drastic Sedition Bills.

PALMER HAS NEW WAY TO CHECK REDS   Attorney ; General Disap. proves Both Bills Now — - Introduced.   GOMPERS IS: TAKING _ LEAD IN OPPOSITION   Substitute Law, Provides $10,000. Fine and 20+ -Year Term. ..-

PALMER DOES NOT APPROVE EITHER OF SEDITION BIL! S   Proposes Mcasure Providing Fines Not To Exceed $10,000 or 20 Vears Imprisonment.

GOMPERS AVERS CONGRESS ‘FOOLS ~ VILLIFYING HIM   ASSAILS SEDITION BILLS IN STATEMENT TO HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE.   PALMER PROPOSES SUBSTITUTE BILL   ‘Graham and Sterling Measures Dis’ approved by United States Attorney General,

PALMER ISO      Says He Has Substitute :. For Ten Thousand: Dollar.-Fine And Twenty Year Sentence  ‘For Attempt to _Overths  CO mwssnmant.

LABOR LEADER BITTERLYHITS CRITION BILL   Measures Will Oppress ‘Labor and Make Press Servile to Bureaucracy   DATMER IN NEW MOVE   Attorney General Opposes Both Sterling and the Graham Bik

BANKERS PROMISE HELP TO FARMERS   Part: of the World ts Starving—the Ques#on is One of Distribution Said GW. Hunt,

FARMERS AND BANKERS CONFER AT FT. DODGE   tiundreds Gather From All Parts of Northwestern lowa to Discuss Financial and Market Affairs.

Forced Liquidation’ To  Cause Crash Report At Farmer-Banker Secciar

BANKERS AGREE TO NELP FAR. MERS IN NEED—GIVE CREDIT   Will do Ail in Their Power to Relieve Result of Financial Pineh.

BANKS PROMISE EVERY HELP FOR (OWA FARMERS   ‘Holding Movement”’ I: Called Sound Econ omic Policy.

AMES EXPERT SAYSHOLDING MOVE IS 0.K.   Farmers Holding Move ment Sound Economic Policy.

WHAT MINERS NOW DEMANI   Wage Scale Formulated By Anthracite Miners Awaits Approval

EXPRESS HOPE DECISION MADE MAY BE CHANGED   irish Probers Send Letter Te British Embassy   Result of Decition Not to Allow Visit of Investigators

HOPE BRITISH WILL NOT STOP VISIT TO ERIN   British Embassy Tells Special     —=Committee of Americatis” It Can’t Make Visit

ASK EMBASSY ALTER RULING ON PASSPORTS   Committee Investigat ing Irish Situation Pushes Its Case.

HOPES ACT MAY NOT BE FINAL   lrish Probe Committee Suggests Regrettable Con  DESIRE TO EXPLAIN AMERICA’S INTEREST   Says Issue is Domestic One Within the United States.

‘BRITISH REFUSE PASS.PORTS OF COMMITTEE FROM AMERICA,  LETTER IS .SENT   ‘Hope Expressed. That Action “ Daken in London Is Not*

BRITISH EMBASSY AGAIN URGED T0 VISE PASSPORTS   Commission Hopes Embassy Will Alter Decision on Irish Visit.

AMERICAN IRISH COMMITTEEE RESEMT ~ ENGLISH EXCLUSION   Of Delegates to Investigate _ Conditions In Ireland Ac: cording to Statement of the Willard, Committee Today  Want Roraneitoua tine.

AMERICAN IRISH COMIMITTEEE RESET ~ FNIGH EXeLUSIO   Of Delegates to Investigate Conditions In Ireland According to Statement of the Willard Committee Today. Want Reconsideration.

SOVIET RUSSIA ASKS OPENING OF TRADE RELATIONS   Nlariens Promises “Any Understand. _ing Arrived at Would Be Scrupulously Ghserved by His Government.

OVERTURES WERE MADE BY SOVIET REPRESENTATIVE MARTENS TODAY.    He Promised That Any Undersaading Arrived at Will Scrupulossly Be Observed by His Governmment— Other Negotiations.

REFUGEE TWO YEARS   —-_  haiser Arrived i Doorn, Holland, In 1918.

William Hehenzollern Now Enjoying Life as Fear of Extradition Has Been Removed. ~

FORMER EMPEROR ERJOTS LIFE IN OUTGH VILLA   William Hohenzollern Doee — Pleases—Confident Surrender Will Not Be Demanded.

JOVE DESTROYS OWA CHURCH   Edifice Used as Temporary} High School is Struck By Bolt of Lightning.

CONGRESS SEES NEED TO BQLSTER INDUSTRY   First Aim of Leaders is to Pass Measures to Aid Foreign Commerce.

AENTLEY URGED AA PRESIDENCY  A CG LEAGUE   Boom is started for La Crosse Mayor: Appleton and Janesville Want Convention   ieW CHARTER LAW STARTS iGAgTHY AND WARM DEBATE   Legislative Plans for’ 1921 Ses: sion to be Decided Today

—  IEVTLEY UNGED AR PACOIDENGY IF CWIG LEAGUE   foom is started for La Crosse Mayor: Appleton and Janesvile Want Convention      ey CHARTER LAW STARTS LENGTHY AND WARM DEBATE   legislative Plans for 1921 Ses. sion to be Decided Today

CAMPAIGN OPENS IN FOUNTAIN COUNT!   ED TONER, CANDIDATE FOR GOV: ERNOR, FIRES OPENING SALUTE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25   Schools Have Holiday

CAMPAIGN UPENS IN FOUNTAIN COUNT!   ED TONER, CANDIDATE FOR GOV.  ERNOR, FIRES OPENING SA   LUTE, WEDNESDAY, FEB, 25

SOLEMN “REQU UIEM HIGH MASS   Celebrated at Funeral Services for Maxime Desautelle at St. TT annkhoe Chuenshkh.

SOLEMN REQUIEM HIGH MASS   Celebrated at Funeral Serviees for  Maxime Desautelle at St. a gy eee Oe

The City Council Met Last Nigh   Took Up and Considered Objections to the Assessment Rolls as (iled. To Meet Again Tomorrow Nivht.

STORY OF LOVE AND CASTE EAST WHICH LED TO TRIPLE . TRAGEDY INO WASHING TO?

STORY OF LOVE AND CASTE IN : EAST WHICH LED TO TRIPLE N TRAGEDY {IN WASHINGTON

HOUSE PUSHES THE BONUS BULL   Hope for its Passage However in the Senate is Not Expressed.—Belief is That the Measure Will be Sent Over Sometime Sonn.

BONUS HITS SNAG   Opponents Seek to Prevent Final Vote Next Week

MANY GERMANS GET MARRIED   ‘All Marriage Records Are Beaten in Berlin Last Year.

GERMANS GETTING MARRIED   Berlin ts Now Beating Aj! Marriage Records—28,383 “Tied Up” Last Year.

TANK. STEAMER IN—  BPOO* LYN SHIP YARD: BLOWN UP AND FOUR KILLED   British Tank Steamer With 40 to 100 Persons Aboard is ‘Blown up and Many Are Believed Mising.—Injured Estimated Between 20 and 30.

YARD BLOWN {i AND FOUR KILLET   British Tank Steamer wit! 40 to $00 Persons Aboard’ i “Blown up and Many st é  lieved Mising.—Injure LienatoA Ratunon 70 ured

Soe eeeamneneees OL ET LL ILLIA, OIA  TEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION ON TANKER IN NEW YORK

HARDING'S 1912 ATTITUDE ROILS PROGRESSIVES   CANDIDATE’S PAPER, MA. RION (O.) STAR, SAID MEAN THINGS.   FOUGHT ROOSEVELT AND HIRAM JOHNSON   Declared Bul! Moose Presidential Nominee Was “Utterly Without Conscience’—Running Mate  “A Blackguard.”

ISSUES ORDERS FOR AUTO RIDE TODAY   Harding Wants Specific Answer from Democratic Nominee on Questions Concerning Agreements Made at Meeting With President.

GOMPERS 1S DISSATISFIED   Wage Award Distasteful to Labor Generally, Federation Leader Teclares.

GOMPERS OPPOStD TO RIGHER RATES TO MATCH WAGES   _abor Head Declares Railwa\ Men Are Disappointed in Award.   SAYS THEY WON’T STRIKE

GOMPERS THINKS STRIKE UNLIKEL}   Labor Chief Declares That Rail. road Employes Are Disappointed by Award.

Prison Near Dusseldorf Is Stormed and All Convicts Released—-Kapp Reported at Hamburg-——Communists Disarm Police at Buen and Establish Soviet~-To Punish Leaders,

[000 KILLED AND WOUNDED AT KIEL   Whole Ruhr District in West Prus. sia Said-to Be in Control of Armed “Reds.” +   PLAN DRIVE AGAINST BERLIN   Gevernment Troops Supported by Artillery Massed on High Grounds —Reuter Dispatch Says Strike  At End.

EDWARDS LEVELS ATTACK ON BRYAN   SAYS COMMONER’S “HYSTERICS” ARE CONCEALED FIGHT ON CUMMINGS.

PROHIBITION MASK FOR BRYAN EDWARDS SAYS   New Jersey Governor Reiterates Intention to Fight in National Convention.

EDWARDS ANSWERS PERSONAL ATTAUKS MANE BY BRYAN   rere ere ee matt ec tr  “PANATICS HAVE LAID HAND UPON CONSTIECTION,” HE DECLARES

EDWARDS AEPLIES 10 BRYAN ATTACK   New Jersey Governor Declares That Personal Liberty is Involved in the Question o! Prohibition.

3,500 TO BE IDLE AT LOWELL      Lawrence Manufacturing Company to Close Down the Underwear De. partments of Their Mills.

FRENCH NOTE {5 HANDED ENGLAND    DECLARES TROOPS BE WHTF DRAWN AS SOON AS GERMAN   FORCES TAKEN OUT

PARIS NOTE SOFT IN TONE, REPORT HEARD IN LONDON   Solidarity of Entente Noted Promise to Move Troops if Teuts Do Expressed.

FRENCH AGREE TO CONSULT ALLY IN THE FUTURE   Note Says That Troops Will Leave Frankfort At Once When Germans Move Out Of Ruhr Region.

Will Withdraw Troops Upon Evacuation of Ruhr Region by German Troops and Will Take No Further Action Independently of Other Nations Says Note to Britain

FRENCH AGREE TO UNITY OF ACTION   Will Not Act Independently Hereafter, Latest Note to British Says

FRANCE PROMISES NO MORE INDEPENDENT ACTION IN GERMANY   German Troops Are Being Withdrawn From the Ruhr Region is Report.   ALLIED GOVERNMENTS WILL HOLD CONFERENCE   Agreement Will Be Reached Re. garding Germany and Other Parts of World.

FRENGH TROOPS TO BE REMOVED WITHOUT DELAY   Withdrawal by Germany To Be Signal For French To Act   No Further Independent Actior By France is Promised.

NEXT MOVE LEFT. TOTHE GERMANS   French Ready to Withdraw . Troops as Soon as German Forces Leave Ruhr.   ENGLISH STAND IS SAME

WITHOUT DELAY   Withdrawal by Germany To Be Signal For French To Act   No Further Independent Actior By France is Promised.

FRANCE AGREES NOT TO TAKE.INDEPENDERT ACTION   Latest Note From Paris. Say: 3. Will Be Withdrawn, German Troops ‘Go.       BRITISH ANSWER IS. GIVEN

AD SOON AS GERMAN TROOPS LEAVE DISTRICI   NO FURTHER SEPARATE ACTION BY FRANCE.   OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1S MADE iN LONDON.   France Has Ordered Her Ticops Ow Of the Disputed Region As Soon As the German Geverrnment Removes Hers.

Will Withdraw Troops in Frankfort and Other Occupied Cities when Teuton Regular Army Forces Leave   NOTE PUTS STRESS UPON _ SOLIDARITY OF ENTENTE   British Dfficials Express Opin. ion All Dangers Attending Situation Have Now Been Definitely Dispelled

FRANCE TO GET. OUT WHENEVER GERMANY DOES   NOTE RECEIVED TODAY IN ENGLAND -PROMIS B§ SUCH WITHDRAWAL...   Agrees fo Take No Further In: dependent Action ‘and’ Con. ciliates Other Allies. t

ALLIED SPLIT STILL “OCCUPIES ATTENTION OF ALLIED COUNCIL   France Sends Concilatory Note Promising to With‘draw Troops When Germans Have Withdrawn.—No Sinele Action Again Likely. -

FRENCH TO QUIT RHINE   Army’ of Occupation: Will Be Recalled as Soon as Germans Retire From the Ruhr Dietrict.

The Weather       a [ems Lloyd George Gives ‘Notice! Envoy will Keep Out of! Conferences Until Assure! ance Is Given. i   WILL BE DISCUSSION WITH MILLERAND   Note Stresses Importance of Unaimity in Any International Undertaking by the: Associated Powers.

FRENCH NOTE DISPELS DANGER 10 ALLIANCE; PROMISE WITHDRAWAL   Good Behavior of Citizens of Frankfort Brings Reward.

Britains Last Note (o Pranee in Ke gard to Occupation of Brawkfort irauee Nat Aet Tndepradendiy Again

BRITISH NOTE WAS HANDED TO FRANCE   THE FRENCH ANNOUNCE KE NO INDEVESr ACTION        fo Withdraw Troops from ed Zone Just as Soan as Gerinans do .

French Consent To Leave Ruhr If Germans Do   London Considers the Critica Situation Relieved by Millerand Offer,

FRENCH WILL LEAVE AS FOE QUITS RUHE   German Withdrawal tc be Signal for Recrossing of Rhine, Reply.

RENGH TO LEAVE RUHR TOWNS UPON HUN WHTHORAWAL   Nation Promises to Take No Further Independent Action and Row With England Is Believed Settled.

BRITISH NOTE WAS HANDED TO FRANCE   THE FRENCH ANNOUNCI THEY TAKE NO INDEVESDENT ACTION   Promise to Withdraw Troops from Occupied Zone Just as Soon a: Germans do :

ENGLAND OPPOSED TO INDEPENDENT ACTION BY FRANCE      Refuses—to—Become—1~Party—te in: vasion of Germany. Not Opposing but Holding Aloct.

SPEAKERSHIP OF STATE ASSEMBLY CONTEST CENTER      INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN BEING WAGED BY CANDIDATES FOR THIS POSITION.   TENTH DISTRICT LEADERS MIFFED AT THE GOVERNOR

GARY MAN PROMISING CANDIDATE   Extensive Campaign Is Being Waged By Various Candidates

DISCOURAGED NAVAL AWARD FROM OTHER!   President Asked Foreigr ‘Governments Not to Give Them.

WILOON OPPOSED FOREIGN MEDALS ON U.S. BREAST   After Congress Enacted Law  Making Gifts Permissible  He Acted to Squelch.

CONGRESS YES,  "WILSON N NO   S THE- PRESIDENT PLAYS HIS FAVORITE ROLE OF DESPOT. :   OVERRULES THE LAW  a La      ‘SECRETARY DASIELS “TESTI FIES TO AN AMAZING ACT.   / bo *  After Congress Had Passed a Lan President Calmly Intervened to Prevent It Becoming Effective.

DANIELS DECLARES WILSON WANTED NO AWARDS GIVEN   Secretary Tells Committee President, Directed Foreign Governments Be So Advised   Differs With Admiral Sim: Regarding Effect of Decorations On Moral.

ADMIRAL IN FAVOR OF TORRICNAONOR   Looked With Favor On Honors Given by the Rrithch   DANIELS OPPOSED   Secretary Tells of Law Passed : By Congress on the Subiect

PRESIDENT STOPPED FOREIGN DECORATING   After Congress Had Passed Law Permitting It

ADMIRAL SIMS — ACCEPTS MEDAI   CONGRESS PASSED A LAW PERMITTING AMERICAN OFFICERS TO ACCEPT FOREIGN  raed?

PRESIDENT WAS AGAINST AWARK'   Foreign Governmezts Notified That United States Did Not Wish. Deororations.

ne ee eee cae manent CCl CCl ll CC LO LLL AN  DANIELS EXPLAINS MEDAL AWARDS BEFORE INVESTIGATING COMMITTE!

THANKSGIVING DRY: ~ ONLY THREE HOPES   Your Own Stock, Your Neigh bor’s or Steal Friend Wife’s Cooking Brandy. -

LEAGUE WILL MEET IN PARIS   Date Has Been Fixed for March 12—Russian Situation Will Be Probed.

TAKE UP QUESTION OF RUSSIA MARCH 12   Allied Council Will Decide Course With Soviets at Next Meeting in Parls,   OFFICIAL ORGAN {IS OUT

BANDITS SLAY BANK OFFICER AND TAKE $4000   Director Hollowell Victim c¢ Robbers At Sandy Springs, Maryland

BANKER KILLED BY ROBBERS   Seven Automobile Bandits Shoeot  Hiim Down and Stenl Money.

Seven Men In An Auto Rob Bank, Kill Director,  Lock Clerks In Vault

AMERICA UNABLE TO AID BROTHER OF OVINE MAYOR   Peter MacSwirley Appears in \ London Without Passport  and Seeks’ Assistance ™.   ‘ALLOWED FULL LIBERTIES   Sister. of Cork . Mayor ° * Feels That Pariiament_ Will “Aid Her Stricken Brother

BROTHER LORD MACSWINEY TO BE DEPORTED?   Without Passports, Is at Mercy of British; Hee Striker Can’t Talk.

M’SWINEY GROWING WEAKER,   Sister of Hanger Striker Fears H Cannot Last Mach Longer.

MacSWINEY HOPING FOR AID FROM PARLIAMENT   Sister Expresses Belief Such Hope Is Keeping Her Brother Alive.

oe i , MAY DEPORT 4 MAC SWINEY.  Brether of Lord Mayor Went to Eng land Witham? PanennJé

GOY. LOWDEN BIG WINNER IN TLLINOIS   Carries Home State By More Than 66,000 in Primary.

Lowden Leads in llinois by 75000   However General Wood Carried Cool County by Over 25,000  *. ee

LOWDEN WINS OUT. OVE Won iE         Johnson’s ‘Written- In. Vote it Cook-co Is.Big Surprise Primary. - :   WOOD’S VOTE HEAVIEST _ - IN“ CHICAGO ‘DISTRICT   Thompson Easily Defeats OpPosition in Race for Committeeman,

ILLINOIS SHOWS ITS PREFERENCE FORGOY. LOWDER                  SUCKER ST “FAVORITE DORSE     AT POLLS STERDAY   NO DEMOCRATIC TICKET   Many Names Were Written Into Ralhot—Wool and Jehasen Pott Large Vete—Thompson Coutrats Chicage (i. P. Machine

[INOS VOTES AR LOWDEN BY AG PLURALITY   general Wood, ~~ However, sweeps Chicago—Johnson Gets One Delegate      poral PLURALITY MAY REACH 75,000   Great Number Of Voter Write In Name Of California Senator

Johnson Get Big Vote and Carries One District With Name Written In On Ballot; Democrats Nominate Neighbots By Way of Joke.

LOWDEN LEADS GEN. WOOD IN LLINGIS VOTE   Practically Complete Returns Show Maority of 70,000 for Governor   DEMOCRATIC SITUATION iS IN COMPLETE MUDDLE   GENERAL WOOD IS ACCORDE! BIG PLURALITY IN COO! COUNTY; HIRAM JOHNSO: MAKES SHOWING,

ILLINOIS SELECTS GOV. LOWDEN   Picks Nativa Son Over Leonard Wood at Primary   ‘DEMOCRATIC VOTE MUDDLE   General Wing Chicago—Johnson Receives Many Votes

ILLINOIS GIVES VOTE 10 LOWDEN   Practically Complete Returns Give Governor Lead of 66,731 Over Wood,   WOOD TAKES COOK COUNTY   Democratic Situation Muddled as Voters Wrote Names of Candidates on Ballots.

LOWDEN LEADS WOOD IN ILLINOIS BY 66,731 IN NEARLY COMPLETE RETURN

With Senator Jobuson Running Third With a. Surprisingly Large Vote Considering His Name Had to Be Written on  Ballot.

LOWDEN WINS RACE IN STATE  OVER GEN, WOOD   Estimated . Majority Will Be 75,000 — Chicago Gives General Big Vote.

LOWDEN DEFEATS GEN. WOOD IN THE ILLINOISPRIMARY      arly Returns luidicate Gen. Leonard Wood Ts Snowed Under by About 75.000 Phurality.

ILLINOIS   THE GOVE ROSS PLU RALATY We PRORABS; E MA WVER G       WOOK CARRIED  CHICAGG AND  £00K COUNTY: LARGE VOTE  Saab wer Fv 7S, a

REPUBLICANS OF HOOSIER TATE CONVENE TODAY   Chief Interest Centers in Instructions Regarding National Candidates.   BIG CONTEST IS EXPECTED

(0. P. CONGRESS IS: CALLED FAILURE BY DEMOCRATIC: LEADER   CHAIRM4&N CUMMINGS SAYS PEO. PLE ARE PAYING BIG PRICE FOR ELECTING REPUBLICANS

LENT THAD WELGUNIES WIti QE WRUSWINE   Wild Ceebration Is Held as Her, Automobile Passes Along Fifth Avenue

Immense Crowds Greet Mrs. Murial MacSwiney When She Reaches U. S.

MRS. MACSWINEY LANDS   Is Received ‘in Impressive Silence by Sympathizers.   Ry United Proga.

WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR IN GOTHAM    Received in Impressive Silence by 1 Crowd of Sinn Fein Sympathizers at the Dock

~HLY. TODAY   Wivew OY THE LATE LORE NAPOR-M HEREIN 4 PAS. SENGER GS THE CELTIC   CAME T0 TESTIFY BEFORE THE VOMNISSION INVENTIGATING THISH SITUATION

TWOSTATES WANT iL LANDS   Texas and Oklahoma Representatives Arrive in Washington

TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA BATTLE FOR GIL LANE   Armed Clash Threatens While Supreme Court Prepares to Render Decision.   RANGERS HOLD GROUND

Texas Rangers Guard 1,000 Acres in Red River Valley.   DANGER ARMED CLASH IMMINENT. IS CLAIM   Probe of Oil Prices ls Or. dered by House Under Trust Laws.

TEXAS ENGAGES  OKLAHOMA IN FUSS      oth States Striving To Get Poseses sion‘ of Rich Red River Valley OiL Land.

OALAOMA AND TEARS DIOPUTE AT WASHINGTON   Officials and Legal Expert: Swarm to Capital for Oil Lands Decision   RANGERS KEEP ORDER BETWEEN TWO STATES   BOUNDARY FIRST WAS FIXED BY RED RIVER, WHICH CHANGED ITS BED, EXPOSING OIL LANDS,

TEXAS RANGERS HOLD DISPUTED OIL TERRITORY   WHILE AWA ITING, SUPREME COURT RULING LONE STAR SHARP SHOOTEIS HOLD THE For’.

POSSESSION OF OIL LANDS BEFORE SUPREME COURT   ‘Legal Experts From Texas and  Oklahoma in Washington Preparing for Fight

FIGHT TO: POSSESS TEXAS OIL LANDS   [By Ralph Couch, United. Press Staf Correspondent. }

Officials Now in Washington _ to Thrash Out Boundary Disputed Claim

OKLAHOMA HELD FROM RICH FIELD BY ARMED FORCES   Supreme Court to Fix Ownership; Texans  Will Not Wait.

UNCOVER A BOMB PLOT   information From Sacramento 0} Conspiracy to Blow Up Santa Rosa Courthouse.

LIFT THE BAN ON RUSSIAN TRADE   UNITED STATES SOON TO ENTE): INTO RELATIONS.   NO AGREEMENT WITH ALLIF:   Washingten Net Yet Ready te A. : eord Recognition te Seviet Gov erament, Bet Citisems Can  Ge Ahead at Own Risk.

RUSSIAN TRADE 10 BE RESUMED SOON ~ BY UNITED STATE   ‘ired of Waiting for Allies Amerwenn Will Be Advised to s Ge Ahead.   WILL PROCEED ‘WITHOUT DIPLOMATIC: PROTECTION      PROPAGANDA OPPOSED ALSO   ‘Rumor That Bahkmoteff Will Be ‘Ousted. from Embassy in ~ “Washington Denied.

SHIP WORKER KILLED: CHILI   Strangled Daughter to Death Before People Could Reach Him

ON BANOIT RAD SCENE   Troops are Sent to Manchurian Town Near the Korean Frontier

MANY MEETINGS ARE PLANNED   - eS a {SHED SPEAKERS WILL ae Y EMPIRE MOVEMENT a “aah IN THIS COUNTY   ROAD IMPROVEMENT URGED

COMME NITY CLUB HEARS ARGUMENT FOR SPEECHES   Wabash Valley Men Would Tow Sullivan County—Merchants Auxiliary Formed.

GERMANY STAGES ‘COMEBACK   Half As Many Christmas Toys Will Find Way To America As In 1914.

GERMAN MADE TOYSIN U.S.A   Almost Half as Many This Year as i 14

GERMAN SHIELD KEEPS EAGLE   But Papers Ridicule the New Es cutcheon, Saying Bird le “Skinny, Homely.”

NCENCY DENIES MINERS ROKED FOR FEDERAL TROOP   Says Presence in Mingo is Re: sult of an Understanding Between Cornwell and Morrow.   ATTEMPT TO D/SRUPT MINERS’ UNION ALLEGED   Says if Governor Doesn't Pub. lish at Expense of State Re. port of Investigators of Arm. ed Uprising of September 6 Miners Will Pay Cost.

ATLANTIC CITY GETS IT.   Next Shrine Convention Goes to Coast Resort in Decision at Portland.

MEXICO ASKS U. S. FOR ARMS   Medina Says Demand for Permissior to Import Munitions Will Be Renewed.

MEXICO MAY “MAKE DEMAND TO GET ARMS   Government Said To Be Preparing To Demand That U. S. Lift Present Embargo On War Munitions   BELIEVE PERMISSION _ LIKELY TO BE GIVEN   Retirement Of Secretary Of State Lansing Said To Be Favorable to Giving Mexs. Privilege

Mexico Seeking to Import. Arms  From U. S. Side   Officials: Think with Lansing - Out of Way United States _ <° Will Furnish Munitions." _

MAT UF DAR UA GR  HH CAN DUR AAR)   Lansing’s Retirement le Open Arms Embargo, Is the Belief   AMERICAN BULLETS KILLING U.S. CITIZENS   Mexican Foreign Office Asks Information on Arizona Raids

MEXICO WANTS ARMS   0 ASK TO WAVE AMERICAN EMBARGO LIFTED.  +1   Now That Lansing’ Is Out of State Department They ‘Think  There Is a Chance. ;

MEXICO TO ASK FOR U, S, ARMS   Will Demand Permission tc Import Guns and Ammu nition From This Cotin try, State Departmen’  T parnc

MEXICO PREPARING DEMAND FOR ARMS FROM U.5., REPOR)   Retirement of Robert Lansin; Leads Carranza Consul to Believe That America Will Permit Request.

NEBRASKA PRIMARY IS FOUGHT TODAY   Women Voting for Presi. dential Candidate for First Time

CORNHUSKERS ~ VOTING TODAY   Nebraska to.Choose Delegates to Conventions of Both Parties.   BRYAN FIGHTS BOOZE

QUESTION UP IN NEBRASKA TODA}   VOTERS OF THAT STATE BAL. LOTING FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES   BRYAN-HITCHCOCK FACTIONS FIGHT OVER LIQUOR ISSUES

NEBRASKA VOTES TODAY IN STATE WIDE PRIMARIES   Republicans and Demo. crats Expressing Choice F or Candidates

MEN AND WOMEN OF NEBRASKA VOTING TODAY   William Jennings Bryan Takes Prominent Part in Battle Royal.  Women al Polls” For The First  Time.

NEBRASKA VOTES FOR PRESIDENT   Bryan Injects Vim in ‘Fight Against Hitchcock Can- ¢ didacy.

NEBRASKA CASTS PRIMARY BALLOT   WOMEN EXPRESS CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT FIRST TIME   BR BQ as JR 8? Bs. & BS BSS S . eo  G. 0. P. Choice Between Pershing, Wood and Johnson—Bryan Seeks Place as Delegate at Large.

NEBRAGKA VOTES  IN OTATEWIDE PRIMARY   Wood, Johnson, Pershing Men in Battle of Ballots, With Women at. Polls.   BRYAN IS LOOKING AT SAN FRANCISCO   Commorer Opposes Hitch. cock on Light Wine Issue, as Well as Beer.

RED-HOT POLL BATTLE IN NEB   LIGHT RURAL VOTE EXPECTED B&ECAUSE OF BAD ROADS—-BRYAN -HITCHCOCK STRUGGLE.

GENERAL FRANCISCO MURGUIA It REPORTED REVOLTING AGAINST Til REVOLUTIONARY MEXIGAN GOV"   State of Chiapias is in Open Rebellion Against Huerta; Many Officers Formerly on Gonzales Staff Are Imprisoned

DUCKWORTH IN LEADING RUSSIAN CITY   Correspondent Goes from Reval to Moscow  Once Beauiful Town   BY J, HERBERT DUCKWORTH, \. bE. A, Staff Correspondent, (Copyright, 1920, by the Newspaper  Pméténaemeticn tb covantatiae \

Soviet Railways Show Effect of Red’ Rule   Car Windows Boarded Up, Cushions Removed From Seats; Locomotives in Bad Repair and Food Almost Impossible to Obtain; Duckworth Has Intimate Experience With Red Incompetency.

Fill Trenches, Remove Barbed Wire.and Return Factories to Their Owners,   GREAT WASTE OF '~ MATERIAL REPORTED   €laimed to Be Victory for ~ Radicals; Red Flag Parade Is Held.

SWISS DON’T WANT HIS KIND   Lender of HWerlin Revolt HKefesed  Residence Permit.

TOM FAIRWEATHER TESTIFIES      Former Des Moines Mayor Served As Head of Packing Company for Seven Months ‘

FAIRWEATHER WAS PRES, OF THE PACKING COMPANY   Reeeived Salary of $1,200 for Six Months Service In 1919 When He Was Mayor,

MAY HAVE ROBBERS OF THE FAIR STORE   WEN ARRESTED, IN KANSAS CITY WERE IN LAWRENCE WEDNESDAY   SEEN IN RESTAURANT   Scott Bailey Identified Suspects Ww hen he Went to Kansas eas Yesterday   siiks Stolen Here Not Recovered — Believed Cached Till Trouble Blew Over

MAY HAVE ROBBERS OF THE FAIR STORE   MIEN ARRESTED, IN KANSAS CITY WERE IN LAWRENCE WEDNESDAY   Seott Bailey Identified Suspects When he Went to Kansas City Yesterday   uiks Stolen Here Not Recovered —Relieved Cached Till Trouble Blew Over .

PEACE RESOLUTION UP   a sa tel  Final Vote Will be Taken Sat urday

PEACE MUST BE HAD, KELLOGG   Minnescta Senator Will Voie For Resolution to End War Status

~ON PRESIDENT   Senator Kellogg in Speech Today Says Wilson Has Made : Ratification Impossible.

FINAL VOTE TO BE TAKEN SATURDAY ON PEACE RESOLUTION   Provision Asking President tc Negotiate Peace Stricken Out.

rAAL VUE SATURDAY Oh ANUK PEACE AESOLUTIOR   Provision Asking Wilson to Negotiate With Huns Stricken Out   SEN. KELLOG SAYS METHOD IS WRONG   Senator Johnson, Little Concerned With Peace, Goes Stumping

SENATOR KELLOGE SUPPORTS PEACE PLAN OF SENATE   Agreement Reached for Fina Vote on Resolution at 4 O'Clock Saturday.

TONEGOTIATE SEPARATE PEACE   Provision in Republican. Peace Resolution Providing far Neaotiations is Stricken   Benator Kellogg of Minnesota - Says Peace Must Come “Some Other Way’ if Wo Ratification

SENATE WILL VOTE ON PEACE PROPOSAL   Saturday, At Four O'clock,  Set For Final Action On Knox Resolution.

PEACE RESOLUTION CHANGED   Provision for Separate Treaty With Germany Is Stricken Out in ~ the Senate.

ALTERS PEACE MEASURE      Senate Strikes Out Provision Calling fon Separate Treaty with Germany

RESOLUTION © IS REVISE!   Part Calling . for Sepa: rate Treaty Was Stricken Out

KILL CLAUSE TO NEGOTIATE NEW PACT WITH FOE   Kellog g Advocates «Adoption Peace Act; Vote Saturday.

PEACE RESOLUTION 15 AMENDED BY LODGE ANG UES TO VOTE SATURDAY      REQUEST OF PRESIDENT TO NE GOTIATE FOR SEPARATE PEACE IS ELIMINATED.

STRIAE GUT PURTION UF RESOLUTION   Section Calling For a Separate Peace is Stricken Out On Motion of Senator Lodge.  Yemocrats Obiected Seriously To Provision.

CHANGE PEACE RESOLUTION   Senate Strikes Out Provision § for Treaty With Germany.

NEW STRIKE LAW IS PASSED   Bill Is Rushed Through Parliament Covering Every Contingency.

ANOTHER SNAG HIT BY fMINE PARLEY: WAR BILL PASSEL   Conference Breaks Up Again When Miners Present New Demands—Cabinet to Consider Crisis.   ACTION COMPLETED ON EMERGENCY MEASURE   Virtual Settlement Had Been Reached on Basis of Two Shill. ings a Day Raise to, Workers. Shipping Embargo Lifred.

BALLOONISTS READY FOR BENNETT TRIAL   Four Nations Represented ir Aeronautic Event

AERONAUTIC CONTESTS AT BIRMINGHAM TODAY WITE 4 NATIONS REPRESENTED

FU NATIONS IN ~ BALLOON maT          Vanes, Uelgtica, italy ned United stat i   THE RACE BEGINS TODAY   Unlicons WHE Take Air ett intaghean,: Mw This: A fire “HWeGHmR outs at Stakes!

FOUR NATIONS ARE IN BALLOON RAC)   Firat International Cantest For Go: don Bennett Trophy Sines 1913 Starts Today at Birmingham, Alan,

WEATHER FINE FOR AIR RAGE   Four Nations in Balloon Contest.   HUGE CRAFT WILL TRY FOR RECORDS   America, France, Belgium and Italy.

AERONAUTS OF FOUR NATIONS ARE OFF ON INTERNATIONAL RACE   Leave From Birmingham This Afternoon at 4:30 in Effort to Break Three World’s _ Records— Fair Weather and Favorable Conditions.

READY FOR” ~. THE RACE   Acronaits of Four Nations, Have : Balloons Lined Up. -.   TO START AT “BIRMINGHAM   Three American ‘Entries int the Contest, Which Hopes for a  New Record. :

AERONAUTS OF FOUR NATIONS TAKE AIR IN GORDON RACE TODA’   Conditions Fine for Inter national Balloon Contest.

AERONAUTS OF FOUR NATIONS COMPETING ~ FOR BENNETT. CUE   Three Entries’ Représent Amer: ica in International Bal-. ~  : loon Race ‘   CASH PRIZES AND THREE CUPS TO BE AWARDED TO VICTORS   Contestants Seek to Break Three Baloon Records

AERONAUTS STAR FROM 4 NATIONS IN BIG RAGE   Seven Great Balloons Enter Contest for Bennett Cup  At Birmingham, Ala.

POLISH COUNTER OFFENSIVE BREAKS SOVIET HOLD UPON GATES OF WARSAW

WINDMILLS GO IN HOLLAND   Picturesque Feature of Landscape Being Abolished

Experts Say Races Will be the Fastest Since Days of ° Old Neumeister Race s Mraetines   SECRETARY AND- OFFICIALS IN GROUND HEADQUARTERS   Exhibitors Getting Ready for Grand Opening Tuesday Morning

FAL PROMISES TUGE BEST IN LOGAL HISTORY   Experts Say Races Will be the Fastest Since Days of Old Neumeister Race  Meetings   SECRETARY AND OFFICIALS  IN GROUND HEADQUARTERS   Exhibitors Getting Ready for  Grand Opening Tuesday Morning

Warsaw Dispatches Report Resumption of Hostilities Between Two Forces in Suwalki Sector Near Germany

FIGHTING IS RESUMED   POLES AND LITHUANIANS AGAIN ENGAGED IN HOSTILITIES.   Russian Reds Occupy Lida—Leon Trotzky, Bolshevist Minister of War, Arrives There.

Lithuanians and  Poles Again Fich   Fighting Resumed In Sewalki Sector, Neary The .German .Worder . Betsveen Poles And Tdthunniens.

LITHUANTANS AND POLES BATTLE   Fighting Resumed Between Slavic Nations Says Polish Official Statement

LITHUANIAN AND POLISH FORCES AGHT ON BORDE   FORCES OF TWO NATIONS TAKE UP ARMS.   BATTLE NEAR THE GERMAN FRONTIER.   Suwalki Sector Scene of Engagement According to Polish Official Statement Issued at Warsaw Todav.

LITHUANIANS RESUME WAR WITH POLAND   Two Forces Now Fight ing on Suwalki Sector Near Germany.

HGHT ON BORDEF   FORCES OF TWO NATIONS TAKE UP ARMS.   BATTLE NEAR THE GERMAN FRONTIER.    Suwalki Sector Scene of Engagement According to Polish Official Statement Issued at Warsaw Today,

Lithuanians and Poles Are Engaged in Battle Near the German Border   Polish Peace Delegates Leave * Warsaw on Special Train for Danzig

POLAND GALLS NEW TROOPS TO COLORS   RENEWED CLASHES WITH ; LITHUANIANS PROMPTS ACTION—CAPTURE 3,000 MEN.

POLES. RESUME WAR   Hostilities Reported Between Poland and Lithuania.   Leon Trotzky, Russlan Bolehevist Minister of War, Arrives at Lida, Lith. uania—City Occupied by Reds.

HOSTILITIES ARE RESUMEL   Lithuanians and Pole: Clash, According to Official Statement

POLE- LITHUANIAN WAR FLAMES UP WITH NEW CLASH   Peace Envoys Leave For Danzig To Negotiate With Russ.

BEGGARS PLAGUE ~ DECREASING AS . MADRID GROWS   Spanish City Spends Mone}  LL Lavishly: for "Many Im-

IOWA BANKER GONE; $140,000 IS MISSING   Hamburg Private Bank Makes Good the Shortage.

HAMBURG BANKER SHORT $140,000 JUMPS THE TOWN   Private Iowa Institution Mekes- deg All Aecuurta of tts Delensier: 2 Cashier

ADMIRAL WILOOK DISCREDITS olla   Telis Senate Committee Nav) Was Fit at Start of War.   VERY FEW MISTAKES MADE   Plans Were Full and Complete—De partment and Fleet Entered Into Prosecution of War With Greatest Energy.

BETTER PREPARED FOR WAR t 1917 THAN EVER BEFORE   Admiral Wilson Told the Senate Committee Today.

ADMIRAL WILSON UPHELD THE NAVY   DECLARED J AMERICAN SHIPS WERE READY FOR WAR WHEN BREAK CAME   PRAISE FOR NAVY WOR   Witness Asserts Achievements of the Navy In the War Deserve Commendation of the American People

AMERICAN NAVY WAG PREPARED TO ENTER WA’   Vessels On Active List Wer Never Better, Says Admiral Wilson.   Navy Department Had “Fu and Complete” Plans to Combat Offense.

AMERICAN NAVY DEFENDED bY US. ADMIRAL   Active List Never Better Prepared for War Than When U. S. Joined Allies

WILOUN SAYS NAVY WAS NEVER IN BETTER TRIM   Replying to Admiral Sims Admiral Wilson Says That Navy Department Had Full and Complete Plans to Combat German Offensive Against United States.

DECLARES NAVY NEVER IN BETTER CONDITION   Admiral Wilson Refutes Claims Of Sims That United States Navy Was Unprepared.   Insists Entire Navy Immediately Entered Into Prosecution Of War.

HLENESSES PRAISE WORK OF THE NAY   ADMIRALS WILSON AND BEN SON REPLY TO CHARGES OF SIMS   ASSERT. SPIRIT GOOD   All Recommendations of Allied Advisers Promptly Acted on,* They Said

WILSON REFUTES: SIMS’S CHARGES   Joins Rodman ig Defendin:  Navy—Letter Ridicules Rear

NAVY WELL PREPARED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE WHEN WAR WAS RESIN   ADMIRAL WILSON SAYS DANIELS  WAS IN EARLY CONFERENCE WITH ALLIED LEDERS,

NAVY PRAISED BY ADMIRAL WILSON   Tells Senate Committee Fleet Was Never Better Preparec Than When United States Joined the Allies.

U.9. WAS WELL PREPARED 10 ENTER THE WAR   Admiral Wilson Says We Could Have Whipped Any Enemy.   GIVES LIE DIRECTLY TO SIMS’ STATEMENTS   Navy Department Carried Out Every Suggestion Made By Allies.

NAVY SHIPS WELL PREPARED ASU. § ENTERED: \WILSOR   Navy. Had Full, “Complete Plans to Conibat Teut) Offensive on Coasts, Admiral Says.   NATION’ S “COMMENDATION _ DUE iTS: ‘ACCOMPLISHMENT   Mistakes Termed Relatively Se Smail They’ re Not Worth Giving: Consideration.

Notice To Subscribers   The Dubuque Times-Journal   NAVY READY FOR BATTLE WILSON TELLS IN PROBE   Admiral Sees No Foun dation for Criticism By Sims.

Uo. NAVY READY  BEFORE WAR ECT ARF)   Admiral Wilson Tells Senate Committee of State of Preparedness.   SIMS CHARGES ARE HARD HIT   Commander at Brest De scribes Full Cooperation  Given to Allies.

Criticizes Admiral Sims Rad ically for His Assertions and Claims Distinctive Service For the United States Navy In the War.   ‘ADMITS SOME MISTAKES MADE   But They Are Small in Com patison With. Attainments.

ADMIRAL WILSON RAPS SIMS FOR HIS CRITICISMS   Declares Navy Never Better Ready For War Than In 1917.

NAVY READY AT START OF WAR   Admiral Wilson Testifies Ships _ Were Fit When -U. S. ~ Joined Alfies.   PLANS FULL ANQ COMPLETE   Entire Department and Fleet Entered Into Prosecution of War With. Greatest Energy — Mistakes Not Werth Gonsidering,

NAVAL VESSELS WERE PREPARED   Accomplishments of the Sea Forces Deserve — Commendation

DecYares Navy Department Had “Ful -and Complete Plans To Combat German Offensive.

BANKER Io OPPOSED TO TAX PROPOSALS   KAHN OBJECTS TO SUBSTITU TION FOR EXCESS PROFTTS LEVY.

STRICT ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT Soh NECESSITY   Debt of Seven Billion to be Taken Care of in Two and Half Years.   PRESENT HEAVY TAX BURDEN CAN’T BE INCREAS   Formal and Final Report to Represent Opinions of National Industrial Conference Will be Submitted Later. Committee Report Criticised

GERMANY AIDS _ THE BOLSHIVIR   SECRET TREATY ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN MADE BY. REDS.   RUMANIA FALLS NEXT   SOVIET ARMIES HAVE OTHER TERRITORIAL AMBITIONS    Ala’ To Poland Cannot <Arrive I Time Te Save Warsaw Is Opinion of Milltary Experts .

POLISH _MISSION L EAVES. CAPIT: AL 10. ‘RENEW ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS. 5%

SITUATION SAID ID BE AS GRAVE AS THAT IN 1914   3rest Litovsk in Hands of the Seviet Troops—Reports of Allied Aid Received   ANXIETY IS FELT AT LONDON   High Officials De Not Disguise Their Concern—-Polish Government Wants Aid.

“Sitpation As Grave As In August, 1914”, Says High Britisher In Official Position

Brest-Litovsk, Warsaw's Bastion on the East, Now in Boishevist Hands   Reds Advance in Echelon, Con. stantly Outflankine the § Defending Armies

EFFORTS OF ’ POLES FUTILE   Unable to Stem Russian Bolshevik Invasion of Their Country '

POLISH EFFORT 19 APPEARING FUTILE   .TTEMPTS TO STAY RED AD VANCE ON WARSAW DO NOT SEEM EFFECTIVE   HOLD REDS IN PLAGE,   On One or Two Sectors, However, the Polish Forces Appear to Be Able to Check the Onward Sweep.

BRITISH OFFICIALS DIS PLAY UNDISGUISED ANXIETY.   SOVIET-GERMAN TREATY MADE BEFORE RUSS ADVANCE BEGAN

POLISH EFFORT TO STEM TiC PROVES FUTILE   Strategic Points East of Capital in Hands of Bolsheviki.

EFFORT OF THE DEFENDING  ARMY TO CHECK RED : ADVANCE FUTILE   Brest-Litovsk, : Warsaw's Bastia , on the East, Now. in Bolshevist . Hands vo   Reds ‘Advance in Echeton,, Con. stantly Outflanking: the ‘Defending Armies

POLISH-BOLSHEVK SITUATION GRAVE   “As” Grave as That In August, 1914, 2 Declare British High Official.

ALLIED WAR THREAT RUMORED .. AS RUSSIANS PRESS FORWARD IN DRIVE ON POLISH CAPITAL   POLES CONTINUE THEIR RETREAT

ENGLAND AND FRANCE All) POLES   Polish Armies Seem Hope less Against Invasion of the Bolsheviki)

NFACE DISASTER   Infant Republic in Desperate Straits as Bolsheviki March on Warsaw---Seek Ar mictica

HIDDEN 7 SHE LS KILLED TW LLY an ) ‘Were ‘Steeek Ww hen Hietdsa Were!

12 KILLED WHEN PLOW HITS SHELT   FRENCH FARMERS SLOWN UP BY BURIED SHELLS ON OLD BATTLE FIELDS

LA FOLLETTE IN  . TID CDT HY Wy f£4Uoe £1 4b YL ita  INFECTED TOOTE

HOLDUP MAN GIVEN 50 YEARS   Harry Taylor of Kansas City Is Sen. tenced to Long Term in Prison,

PAYROLL BANDIT 15 FOUND GUILT!   50-YEAR SENTENCE IMPOSEI ON MAN CHARGED WITH KANSAS CITY ROBBERY.

IS OUSTED AGAIN   Congress by Vote of 328 to 6 Ousts Victor Berger for the Second Time   ‘TO RENOMINATE HIM   Socialists Going to Run Him Again—Indiana’s Special Session

By Vote of 328 to 6 He is Denied Right to Sit in. the” * Halls of-Congress Today.   ‘MANN HIS SUPPORTER   Among Six Voting for Him is Alsc  One Other Republican, Herreld OF Oklahoma. “Mann  - aD ees Pe

VICTOR BERGER AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN HOUSI   Action Was Taken Lilile More Thar an Hour After He Presented Himself to be Sworn in

WidbUltd MWUTALIS]  Ht atbltD Cran TIM   Milwaukee Representative Denied Place After Two Trials   REJECTED BY A VOTE OF 328 TO 6   Charge He Gave Aid and Comfort to the Knemy

“a Vote of 328 to 7 House Refused te ___ Seat_Wisconsin Man-Berger_is sain’ Nominated

VICTOR GERGEA 1D AGAIN DENIED CFAT IN HOUSE   Resolution Barring Socialist From Membership Adopted, 328 to 6—Deciared Ineligible Under Constitution.

HOUSE DOES: NOT WANT wR, VICTOR BERGER   Acts Promptly in Again Denying Wisconsin Socialist Seat by 328-6 Vote. Aspirant There to Take Oath.. ,   DEVELOPMENTS

BERGER AGAIN DENIED HIS SEAT   House Refuses Membership  to Winconsin Socialist by  , 328 to:6 Vote    ‘WILL AGAIN  SEEK RE-ELECTIC. i

WOE EAT 10) VIGTOR BERGER TODAY   For the Second Time Socialist Is Pre. vented From Taking Seat In National Congress.

Sotialist “Fails for Second Time, to Become Cons :  ~ghessman. ’   VOTE. AGATNST HIM. - - IS 328° AGAINST. 6   Representative Harreld,.Ok a “Exhoman;: Votes ‘to. - -. . Seat-Radical. ~.2-

BERGER AGAIN DENIED A SEAT IN CONGRESS   Milwaukee Socialist Loses Place by Vote of 328 to 6—To Be Candidate Again.

BERGER 15 DENIED SEAT IN CONGRESS FOR SECOND TIM!     Wisconsin Socialist Rejected by  House, 228 to 6, “Because  He Gave Aid and Com-.   fort to Enemy.”   MAY ADMIT OPPONENT   Request for Hearing on Boden stad’s Right to Membership Was Made Before Chairman Gallinger.

BERGE (a AGAIN DENIED ASEAT   House Excludes Him for Same Reasons as Before.

The Vote on His Exclusion Was 329 to 6-Announces he Will be a Candidate

“APPEDT DERE   Vote on. Disqualification of Socialist Representative - Elect ‘from Milwaukee Follows Brief Discussion   SIX CONGRESSMEN ONLY OPPOSE ACTION TAKEN   Discredited. Aspirant for Position Says Representative Government Receives Worst Blow in History

“BENIED SEAT IN - NATIONAL ROUSE   Socialist Elected From Milwaukee District Will Not Be Admitted Because of Disloval Utterances.

BERGER AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN CONGRESS   Milwaukee Socialist Elected a Second Time is Barred By the House From Taking Up Duties.

BERGER. IS AGAIN BARRED FROM CONGRESS   Vote Was 328 to 6 on Exclusion Resolution.

BERGER DEM SEAT IN UGE A SEGA Ui   fC CEALIST. BEVRESE NEALE PELECT FROM WESCONSTN AGATN FATES EN CONGRESS,

BERGER lo AGAIN DENIED oth fa REPRESENTATIVE   Report That Milwaukee Will   Nominate and Elect ProGerman Again Has No Influence With Congress.

SOCIALIST SECOND TIME = DENIED SEAT AT CAPITAL; FEW DISSENTING VOTES

SIX MEMBERS VOTE 10 SEAT SOCIALIST   No Hearing is Given to Mile waukee Leader; Ceres many iz Short   PERCER TO RUN AGAIN.   Socialist Committees Meets at Once and Nominates Ber- . ger for Third Tume :

BERGER AGAIN SHOWN 10 DOOR BY THE HOUSE   MILWAUKEE SOCIALIST ONCE MORE REFUSED MEMBERSHIP IN LOWER BRANCH OF CONGRESS.

BERGER DENIED SEAT. IN ‘CONGRESS AGAIN   Muwaukes Socialist, Connectea Un dev Espionage Act, Voied Gat lS oDy 888 to O .

VICTOR BERGER AGAIN REFUSED SEAT IN HOUSE   Milwaukee Socialist Barred by Vote of 328 to 6.   CALLED ENEMY OF U. S. GOVERNMENT   Refusal to Seat Five Socialists Draws Senate’s Fire.

HARRELD OF OXLAHOMA VOTES 16 SEAT BERGER WHEN CO-REPUBLICANS QUST MULWAUKEE GERMAN. SOCIALIST

CONGRESSMEN AGAIN DENY BERGER SEAT   For Second Time Milwaukee Representative is Ousted:

VICTOR BERGER AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN HOUSE   Second Adverse Vote by Representatives

BERGER DENIED SEAT IN HOUSE SECOND TIME   Ousted Socialist, Re elected Refused Membership.

VOTE 1S 326 10 6: MILWAUKEE. PARTY PENOMINATES. HIM   REPRESENTATIVE - ELECT FROM FIFTH DISTRICT REFUSED ADMIS  IS SECOND TIME      Voigt, Wisconsin, Favors Re. quest; Personal Hearing Not Allowed.

VICTOR BERGER AGAIN DENIED MEMBERSHIP   HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REFUSES TO SEAT HIM BY VOTE OF 328 TO €,  .   BODENSTAD 1S’ AFTER PLAGE   Republican Opponent of Socialist Endeavors.to Get Seat Made Va. cant by, Action,

‘SHAT FOR rN TIME   Sisson of Mississippi ¢ One of Six Voting In Favor of ‘aime Socialist,

VIC BERGER DENIED SEAT IN CONGRESS   Wisconsin Solon Is Oustec For The Second Time By Former Associates.   RECEIVES EIGHT VOTES   Representative Mann, Illinois, Uphold Right of Socialist Conaressman.

Refused Seat in Congress and This Roll Call Stands : 228 to 6; Prompt  , or Lan   OPPONENT ASKS . ; RIGHT TO THE SEAT   Soeialiet's ‘Conviction Will “ Strengthen Case Filed by Contestant:

FOR SECOND TIME CONGRESS DENIES BERGER ENTRANCE   Mann, Voight and Sherwooc Support Milwaukee Man’: Right to a Seat—Houss Acts in a Hurry.

SHORT WORK IN HIS CASE   Vote Is Taken When the Milwaukeean Requests He Be Sworn in as Member: Voight Only Badger te Stand by Him.   326 CONGRESSMEN CAST BALLOTS TO THROW HIM OUT

PR. VENEZELOS WAS SHOT BY AN ASSAILANT      Thought to be an Attempt fo Restore Former King Constantine to Throne

ATTEMPT MADE 10 ASSASSINATE GREEK PREMIER   BULLET PIERCES SHOULDER OF VENIZELOS AT LYONS STATRON IN FRANCE

SHOT SPLIT SHOULDER BLADE   Operation Performed Today On Premier Venizetos of Greece Who Has Chante to Live,

VERIZELOS 1S OW WAY TO RECOVER   VICTIM OF ASSASINATION ATTEMPT SUCCESSFULLY . OPERATED UPON.   Sinwy sors FIRED.

VENIZELOS SHOT IN ROYAL PLOT:   Bullet Which Shattered ShoulderBiade pf Greek Premicr Believed to Have Been Attempting to Restore King Constantine to Throne.

ATTEMPT LIFE OF VENIZELOS, WHO fo SLIGHTLY WOUNDED   Fired Eight Shots at the Greek Premier—Was Hit in the Arm and Side.

WOTFRTILLY HU   SURGEONS REVOVE BULLET FIk.ED INTO SHOULDER BLADE BY WOULD-BE ASSASSINS,

VENIZELOG 5 AED UPON BY AAAS A oASSIh   Greek Premier’s Shoulder Biade Is Shattered: Bullet Is Removed 

GREEK: PREMIER ATTACKED BY ASSASSINS WHO FIRE EIGHT BULLETS -    MEN WHO ATTACKED Him (RE ‘ARRESTED ON THE SPOT RY DBETEETIVes

ASSASSINS FAIL ATTEMPT 10 KILL VENIZELOS   Eight Shots Are Fired A Premier Of Greece—One Wounds Him   PLOT SE ME ‘N TO RES STORE CONSTANTINE TO THRONE   Detectives Overpower Two Greek Royalists In Attack At Railway Station

ANOTHER TEST FOR MILROY POSTOFFICE   No Appointment Made Following Examination Held Here a Few Months Ago   ONE APPLICANT FOR PLACE

TWO MORE FALL RIVER MILLS WILL REDUCE WAGES   Anawan 20 Percent, Erco 15—Unable to Continue Running at the High Rate

TWO MORE FALL RIVER MILLS TO REDUCE WAGES   ‘Small Concerns Announce Drop of 20 Per Cent Next Monday.

Socialist Counsel Defends Soviet Rule Before N. Y.  mibbly. .   ‘MOVE TO DROP OUSTER PROCEEDINGS DENIED   Both Sides Complete Arguments Before Judiciary ; ‘Committee.

TALK OF POLITICAL STRIKE.   Threat to Call It if Socialist Assemblymen Are Barred.

SUGIALIST PARTY AGENT OF LENINE SAYS LITTLETON   New York Lawyer Denounces Five Ousted Assembly mean,   CHEERED BY THE GALLERY

POSTAL WORKERS 10 GET INGREASE   : Committee on Appropriations  Provides Pay Raise in Many Departments,

CHRISTMAS AMNESTY. ASKED   Oberlin College Petitions Presiden: Wilson to Free “Political” Prisoners.

TURKISH LEADER TAKEN.   Colonel Teyar and His Entire staff Are Captured by Greeks.  %

GREEKS WIPE OUT CHIEFS. OF TURK ARMY IN CAPTURE OF BIG ADRIANOPLE STAFI

TURKISH.LEADER. TAKEN.      Colonel .Tayar ond His Batire ‘Staff Are Captured by Greeks.  .

TURKISH CHIEF IS TAKEN   Greeks Capture Col, Jafar Tayar and Entire Staff.

- REVERSAL URY AUTION if YORK STATE   Governor Asks Repeai of Pro: iibilion Ratification

ASKS REVERSAL Gr PRY ACTION i YORK STATE   Governor Asks Repeal of Pro hibition Ratification

NEW YOR St “FOR STRONG DRINK   Governor Smith ‘Urges Legislature To Repeal Ratification of Prohibition Amendment.

GOVERNOR OF N. Y. URGES REVERSAL OF DRY RATIFICATION      DECLARES THERE IS .GRAVE DOURBT AS TO POWER OF SEVER AT OTATEHSG   PEOPLE TO VOTE   Number Passing on 18th Amendment Reduced to Less Than-Threefourths:

WOULD CANCEL — NY. DRY VOTE   Governor Smith if Move to Kill the Prohibition Law,   SEEKS REVERSAL OF ACTION   }   Asks the Legislature to Repea! Ratii fication of Amendment to U. S.   ‘ Constitution and Submit   Question to Voters.

MOVEMENT ON FOOT TQ ANNUL DRY ACT   j AEW YORK LEGISLATURE ASKED  : TO RECONSIDER.   Governor of State Says He Questions Whether Lightecnth Amendment to Federal Coustitution Legally Ratified.

Governor Smith Asks N. Y. Legislature To Reverse Its Vote on Prohibition

WOULD CANCEL N.Y. ORY VOTE   Goverr@r Smith in Move to Kill the = Prohibition Law.   SEEKS REVERSAL QF ACTION   Asks the Legislature to Repeal Rati fication of Amendment ta U. S&S. Constitution and Submit Questian to Voters,

NEW YORK’S GUVERNOR ASKS LEGISLATURE TO REVERSE RATIFICATION   Annual Message Asks Legislature to Reconsider Dry Amendment.

WOULD REVERSEBCOZE ACTION   Governor Says Legislaure Had N¢ Right to Ratify Amendment,

VOTEIN STATE   Governor Smith in Move to Kill the Prohibition Law.   SEEKS REVERSAL OF AGTION   Acks the Legislature tc Repeal Ratification of Amendment to U. S. Constitution “and Submit Question to Voters,

NEW YORK MOVES TO KILL DRY LAW   Governor Smith Asks Legislature to Reverse Ratification.   WOULD CANCEL FORMER VOTE   Executive of Empire State Declares Resolution Was Passed Under Party Lash—Wants Question Submitted to the Voters.

AEVERGAL OF N.Y. DRY AMENDMENT GOVERNOR'S PLEE   He Doubts Power of States i Ratifying Because of Their Referendum Clauses.

REDS BLAME BIG CAPITALISTS   New York’s Bomb Squad of Police Confiscate 5,000 Circulars Accusing the Rich.

GORE IS BEHIND  IN OKLAHOMA PRIMARY VOTE   Scott ‘Ferris: Leads Preser Senator by ‘Wide Mar ee tl CHetar Tally.

SENATOR GORE HUN BEHIND IN PRIMARY   Election Returns From Oklahoma Show Scott Ferris, His Opponent, Well in The Lead.

BLEYER KILLED BY BEAUTIFUL DIVORCE   Forecast of ‘Goroner Jury Today Blames Woman  For Double Tragedy.

MURDER AND SUICIDE THE PROBABLE VERNICT   In the Case of the Double Kiihing ‘of Chicago Man and the Divorcee.

Warsaw Dispatch Say Operation: Are Limited to Local’: Actions..-

MIME; POWELL DIES AT UNIONTOWN, Pi   Noted Violinist, Before Publi for 4 40 Years, Succumbs to a to ASE Deenkdowtl.

MAUDE POWELL PASSES AWAY   Noted ‘Violinist Suffer: Nervous Breakdown; Dies in Hotel

MAUDE POWELL IS DEAD   Well-Known Violinist Succumbs in New York V/hife on Concert Tour —Overwerk Caused Collapne.

MME. MAUDE POWELL, VIOLINIST IS DEAD   (fly Associated Press Len .ed Wire.)

MONDE DOCTRINE   WILL, BE RESPECTED BY THE > LEAGUE OF NATIONS.         Entrance of Uaitéa § augusted by! South 3 2 OE haat’      es to Be Re

MUNROE DOCTRINE   WILL BE RESPECTED BY THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS,   Entrance of United States to Be Re quested by South Americans.

TROTSKY SEES FINISH FIGHT.  Bea, Lae rmdateat t@eneean fF awaehaest LO ivan

DECLARES POLICE PROFIT BY LIQUOR DEALS IN CHIGAGD   Federal Official Alleges Graft Of $250,000 In “Windy City.”

YOUNG GIRL IS BROUGHT INTO WANDERER MURDER   Real Motive of Army Officer For Slaying Wife Was Infatuation For Girl.

{VE FOR ANOTHER AEAL GRIME MOTIVE   Wanderer Believed to Have Slain Wife Through Infatwation Tor Vaone fir

infatuation for a Girl Real Motive for Murder Of Wite by Wandere!

INFATUATION FOR GIRL _ MURDER MOTIVE, CLAIN   Newspaper Turns Over to Po lice Evidence Against Car! 1 Wanderer, Slayer of Wife, His Unborn Child and Derelict of Streets.

IRISH ASK FRANCE 10 AID M’SWEENE}   Millerand Urged to Save Lord M&yor Who Is Expected to Die of Starvation,

A WARNT N CG  Egeyptian Natlonalists ‘Fell the Tiger  ee ee ee. Cn ee een. cee ms +

Opponents of Blue Law. Are Encouraged As Result of (Ruling By Attomey General   Armstrong Says More Liberal. Construction Must Be Placed on Statue or Churches Would Be Found Violators.

ILLEGAL TO PAY CHURCH CHOIR   Baltimore Attorney Explain:  Strict Meaning of The Blue Laws.

RULING HITS BLUE LAWS ADVOCATES   ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS MORE LIBERAL APPLICATION MUST BE GIVEN THEM.

OBSERVANCE SUNDAY BLUE LAW WOULD BAR PAID CHOIR, STATES BALTIMORE DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

HEAVY RAINS OVER OKLAHOMA   FOUR AND ONE-HALF INCHES AT OKLAHOMA CITY, LAWTON AND KINGFISHER; ALL CROPS DAMAGED

TWO ARRESTS IN WOOD ALCOHOL CASES   Mystery as to Source of the Poison Believed Solved

MORE FORMS READY FOR MAKING INCOME AETURR   Report of Payment of $1,000 or More During Calendar Year — Must be Made.

MORE TOBACCO Tf) BE PLANTED   Acreage in This Country Wil Be Increased in Year of 1920.

State Superintendent of California Advocating Abolition of Vacations

ABOLITION OF SCHOOL vers 1G BEING URGEL   Children in California Abuse The Vacation Period Says Noted Educator and Ought To be Kept Busy i in School  Work.

NURSING BOTTLE MANUFACTURER TQ PICK WATIKESHA ?   Indications ave (iat .Thils City wnd Watertown are fn Keen Rivalry for on “Enfant” Industry

NURSING BOTTLE MANUFACTURER 70 PICK WAUKESHA?   Indications are that This City am Watertown are in Keen Riyatry for an “Infant™ Industry

4  Russia. Has. Gold to Pay. ee --For Industrial Products. -.  . . and Farming Equipment

WANT. FARM EQUIPMEN’   Russians Ready to, Trade Gold and Cereals-for Necessities

RUSSIA READY 10 PAY FOR ALL INDUSTRIE EQUIPMENT SHE BUY:   PRINCIPAL VEE p IS FOR PARWING AVP RAILROAD ROPIPNEMT: SAYS REPRESE\VPATIVE-

RUSSIA CRIES FOR. TRADE        Will Give Gold Ane P asacev ein BAe:  Bolsheviks Certals.3

BEATS NONE AT ALL   So Thought Farmers Who Biti for One Handed Farm Hand.

THREE ARE HELD AS SLAYERS Of LABOR FEUDIST   Police Search For Fourth Gun man After Confession

HOYNE NAMES» ENRIGHT ASSAILEN1   Vincenzo Cosmano Charged With  Hiring Shot Which KMed Chi cugo Labor Leader—4)ihers Un der Arrest.

ENRIGHT MURDER SUSPEDT 1S. HELD   Vincenzo Cosmano, Chicage Street Sweeper, Charged With Killing of Gunman.

CHARGE 3 WITH GUNMAN’S DEATH   STA'TE’S ATTORNEY NAMES COS MANO AS THE MAN WHO FIRED FATAL SHOT,

ARREST STREET SWEEPS HEAD      Charged With Killing Magurice En right, the Gunman.

HOYNE NAMES ~ ALLEGED SLAYER “MOSS” ENRIGHT   VINCENZO COSMANO, STREET SWEEPER FOREMAN, IS CHARGED WITH MURDER OF LABOR LEADER.

RAILWAY: UNION CHIEFS ARE DIVIDED IN VIEWS   After All Night Conference Over Wage Settlement, No Agreement Reached.   NO DANGER OF A STRIKE   Leaders Say There Will Be No Im. mediate Action; Outlaws "Condemned.

Brotherhood Chiefs and Lesser Officials  Unable to Agree on Procedure; Board's Decision May Be Submitted Without Recommendation to Union Members   FIRST WALKOUT IS REPORTED

ARE DIVIDED              With No Agree “ions ‘May Act Indepen ~ dently on Award:

BOARD REF Vota TO REOPEN RAIL WAGE AWARN CASE   Union Leaders Likely to Submit Finding to Referendum Without Recommendation.   FIRST REPORTED STRIKE RECORDED IN CHICAGO   Decision to be Made by Broth. erhood Officers Today May Have Important Effect on Future of Organizations. Dissension in Ranks.

TO SUBMIT AWARD “TOA REFERENDUN   Now Probable Course o Railway Workers—wWithcui Recommendation.

ANILAOAD MEN TO DECIDE TOMGHT ON WAGE AWARDS   Twenty Per Cent Increase in Passenger Rates and Fifty Per Cent.in Pullman Fare: Is Demanded by the Rail  -Raad qa.

RAIL MEN ARE STILL UNDECIDED ON WAGE AWARD   May Solve Problem by Letting Each Union Take Individual Action

BROTHERHOOD HEADS DIVIDED ON PAY AWARD   There is No Danger, However, of An Immediate General Strike.   OUTLOOK FOR PEACE MOST PROMISING   Union Leaders Are Disposed to Belittle Strike of Switchmen.

REFERENDUM 1) PROBABLE  ON AWARD OF LABOR BOARD   Indications Are That the Wage Increase Will Be Submitted to Employes for Acceptance or Reiection.   AN OUTRIGHT REFUSAL IS OPPOSED BY SOME   Decision Was Fair and Tribunal Refuses to Reopen the Case; No Good Would Be Accomplished Thereby

RAIL WAGE AWARD TOAREFERENOUN VOTE BY WORKERT   Union Leaders Will Submit I Without Any Recommendations. —   DISSENSION WITHIN RANKS

ACFERENOUM ON WAGE DECISION   Probably Will Be Submit: ted to Vote of Men   NO RECOMMENDATIONS   Union Leaders Probably will Refrain from Advising Either Acceptance or Rejec. tion of Rail Wage Award— Labor Board Denies Request  for Rahearing

<pl{T ON RAIL AWARDS    HEADS OF SIX BROTHERHOODS WILL URGE ACCEPTANCE.   qeiain of Eight others Not So Fe yorable, strike Ia Reported : ne Union—A  Favo Referendant iu All.

RAIL MEN ARE SPLIT ON NEW WAGE GRANTS   Union Heads Meeting in Chicago Reach No Common Ground on Decision   STRIKES FAVORED BY SOME   Labor Board Refused to Reconvider the $600,000,000 Wage Award to Workers

Brotherhood Chief Says De cision Can Be Expected Some Time Tonight.  MAJORITY SAID TO : FAVOR ACCEPTANCE     Would Require One Month For Referendum is Claim Of Officials.

R. R. Brotherhoods Divided Over Awards Denver Switchmen Decide on : “Vacation”

ANILAOAD MEN 10 DECIDE AT ONCE: ~ ONWWAGE AWARE   Twenty Per Cent Increase it Passenger Rates and Fift Per Cent in Pullman Fare: 1s Demanded -by the Rail

NO DECISION ON RAIL WAGE AWARD   Heads of Brotherhoods Dividec on Course of Action.

NO AGREEMENT ON WAGE AWARD   Heads of Railroad Brotherhoods  _ Divided bn What Course of ; Action. to‘ Pursue.

RAIL WAGE MATTER STILL HANGS FIRE UNION HEADS TRY REACH ARREEMENT   ALL NIGHT CONFERENCE FALLS “TO PRODUCE AN AGREEMENT  é ACCEPTABLE TO CRAFT  ; “OFFICIALS   RAIL TELEGRAPHERS ARE NOT SATISFIED. WITH IT   Order Railroad Telegraphers First of Sixteen Crafts Reporting; Indieates Dissatisfaction

WILL COST MORE 10 RIDE ON TRAINS COMMISSION TOLD   Railroad Executives Frame Re quest for Increased Passen ger Fares.   HALF TO ONE CENT A MILE   Still No Decision Regarding Wage Award by Brotherhcods At Chicago.

UNION LEADERS SILENT; PLANS NOT ANNOUNCED   Indicated that Award Ma _ Be Sent to Men With  No Comment.

RAILROAD UNIONS WILL ANNOUNCE DECISION ON WAGE ADVANCE FONIGH   Ofheinla Refnse tip Comment on Be ports’ That 'Micy Are EMylded rif Ways,

Railroad Brotherhood ‘Heads Undecided      Divided in} Opinion as to Course of Action on the Wage Awards,

RAIL MEN OPLIT ON WAGE AWARL   Several Big Unions Agree T Accept While Others Reject.   Brotherhood Chiefs Promise Definite Decision Thursday Night—Make No Comment.

UNION LEADERS FAIL TO AGREE: ON AWARD   TWO DAYS AND NIGHT CONFER, ENCE DOES NOT BRING THEM TOGETHER.   Labor Board Rejects Petition for Rehearing; Chiefs Decline to Make Recommendations.

DECIDE ON WAGE AWARD   U nion Officials Said to Be Split or Subject

AAILMIER, FAIL TD AGHEE ON a  at Variance.   TELEGRAPHERS KICK   ‘Board Believes Back Pay » Should Be in August 1 Envelopes.

ACCEPTANCE OF WAGE INCREASE TS UNSETTLED   HEADS OF BROTHERHOODS FAIL TQ AGREE ON THE COURSE OF ACTION.   DECISION TONIGHT

RAILWAY WORKERS ACTION ON AWARD NOT YET DECIDED   Requested Rehearing Which the Board Refused As No New Argument Was Offered   HEADS OF BROTHERHOODS SPEND DAY CONFERRING   Submission of Referendum Without Recommendation Appears To Be Now Indicated

BOARD AWARD GOES TO REFERENDUM OF ALL RAILROAD MEN      Petition for Re-Hearing of the Case Is Denied Union Leaders by the Board.   IN MOST CITIES MEN ARE AWAITING ORDERS TO ACT   But Some Have Already Voted to Reject Award and Stand on Original Demands.

UNION REFERENDUM ON WAGE AWARDS   PROBABLE THAT RAIL WORKER: WILL VOTE ON ACCEPTANCE OF INCREASE   TARIFFS MUST GO UF   Executives to Apply for Advanced —— Fares as Well as ‘reight Rates.

Submission of Rail Wage Increase to Referendum Vote Now Seems Probable

RAIL LABOR BOARD DENIES REQUEST   Refuses to Reopen the Gase of Railway Worsers,   UNIONS SOUGHT A REHEARING

LEADERS LEAVE RAIL AWARD 10 DECREE OF MEN   BOARD REFUSES TO REOPEN CASE; LEADERS REFUSE TO ADVISE.

13 UNIONS FAVOR; WIRE MEN TURN DOWA WAGE AWARD   Opinion Divided on Course -of Action to Be Taken on Rail Board’s Wage Boost.   REACH NO AGREEMENT. .. IN ALL NIGHT SESSION   Brotherhoods Are Split 6 For Acceptance, 7 Referendum. ° and Two Undecided.

KEYMEN REJECT INCREASE, MAY VOTE TO STRIKE      RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS DIVIDED ON ACCEPTANCE OF LABOR BOARIYS AWARD

Railroad Unions Divided Over New Wage Award   Announcement States Six of the Brotherhoods Favor'Its Acceptance While Seven Would — Refer Question to Local Unions. —

AGCEPTANGE OF WAGE AWARD UP TO RAILWAY MEN   Submission to Referendum Without Recommendation Plan of Union Leaders.   Disgruntled G. T. Employes Walk Out Without Presenting Demands.

HEADS OF RAIL UNIONS SPLIT ON ACCEPTANCE   Wage Award May Gc to Referendum in  Several Big Unions

ACCEPTANCE Of WAGE AWARD IS NOT AGREED ON   Rail Union Leaders Split After All Night Session.  SOME TO REJECT   Six Breotherhoods Favorable to In. crease Allowed by Rall Board— No Concerted Strike Seen.

REFERENDUM VOTE LIKELY   SEEMS ONLY LOGICAL COURSE , TO UNION HEADS   CASE CLOSEB BY BOARD   Few Grand Trunk Men Quit To Mani. fest Displeasure

REFERENDUM OF WORKERS IS PROBABLE   Door to Recommendation That Increases Be <Accepted Closed by Refusal Of Rehearing, Union Chiefs Intimate.

“RAILROAD MEN WILL  GIVE DECISION ON  600 MILLION WAGE i” INCREASE TONIGHI   Wage Award Will be ‘Tentatively Accepted if Referendum is Called by Union Leaders   MEAN THEY WILL GET RAISE ‘FOR MONTH AND BACK PAY

Railroad Broth Brotherhood Heads Undecided   Divided in Opinion as to Course of Action on the Wage Awards.

RAIL STRIKE Is NOT PROBABLE IN CHIEF'S OPINION   Union Heads Promise Answet To Question Tonight, Referendum Most Probable Method for Decision.’

BROTHERHOODS FALL 70 REACH DECISION   No Plan Reached at All Night Session For Concerted Action On Wage Award.

——  afERENDUM VOTE. a AWARD PLANNE!   yiage Decision Will be Submit: ted to Men.   aeyrteinG NOW REFUSED   aut Board Declines to ReCa on Ground that Represented Con. gsions Reached After Exhaustive Survey in Whict nos Sides Were Beard.

yabor Board Declines to Reopen Case on Ground that verdict Represented Concusions Reached After Exhaustive Survey in Which Roth Sides Were Heard.

GHEE OE BALL UNIONS TE GIN VEANIT THA   Brotherhood Officials Reposted Divided on Question of Accepting Schedule   VOTE BY MEMBERS SEEMS ONLY METHOD   ‘Board’ Begins Hearings on  Claims of Express Gompany’s Employes

WAGE AWARD 10 Bt SUBMITTED 10 REFERENDUM   ‘Representatives Of Unions Divided Over Question Of Acceptance.   MEN ARE DISSATISFIED   First Reported Strike In Connection With Award In Chicago.

RAIL UNIONS ARE SPLIT ON ACTION ON WAGE RULING   Big Brotherhoods Will Fight Strikes To Last Ditch.

HEADS OF GREAT BROTHERHOODS ARE DIVIDED ON AWARD   Acceptance, Rejection and Referendum All Have Their Adherents.

Referendum Seems Only Possible Course in Opinion of the Brotherhood Chiefs while Promising Early Decision   TENTATIVE ACCEPTANCE ‘OF FINDINGS PROBABLE   All - Night Session Fails to Bring Agreement on Acceptance or Rejection of Buara’s Ruling

REPUBLICAN PROPOSAL NOT. ACCEPTABLE   Democrats Soxgest Tusternd Bill Re. qu gz President to Prochim Peace and Kad Wie-Tone ‘Laws.

AN OVATION FOR COLBY   Enthusiastic Reception Given te American Secretary of State

THRONGS WELCOME U.S. SECRETAR)   Coly Given Ovation at - Montevideo.

BIG OVATION FOR COLBY   Great Crowd Greets American Secre tary of State on His Arrival at Montevideo.

URUGUAYANS GIVE SECRETARY COLBY A WARM GREETIN'   South American State Pays Honor to the U. S. Through Its Emissary ‘Visiting in That ‘Coun Spey

URUGUAY THRONGS WELCOME COLB)   Montevideo Populace Turns Out  Enmasse; City Decked In  American Flags.

MONTEVIDEO CITIZENS WELCOME AMERICAN 1X TREMENDOUS OVATION OF VOCIFERIOUS NOISE   WITH BANDS PLAYING AMERICAS ANTHEMS WHILE STARS AND STRIPES WAVE OVER ALL, SEC. COLBY IS WELCOMED. :

ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING GIVEN SECRETARY COLD   (Great Throngs ‘Line Streets Of Montevideo. ~

BIG RECEPTION — IS GIVEN COLBY  AMERICAN SECRETARY IS  MRO ererT, sAanTr sasrrar’rr

URUGUAY GIVES COLBY OVATION   GERAT CROWDS LINE STREETS OF MONTEVIDEO   American Secretary of State Given Eathusiastic Greeting When His Ship Reaches City.

FORTY COUPLES AT FAGLES HOF  equ aba   Out of Tewn Guests Mingle With Greensburg Friends at Big Dance of Eagles

FORTY COUPLES OAT EAGLES HO   Out Of Town Guests Mingle Wit Greensburg Friends at Big Dance of Eagles

NEAT STANDARDS 1D BE CONTINUED DECIDES CECRETARY MERERIT   LOWERING WOULD  DECREAS! RETURN TO GROWERS SAYS OPINION OF SECRETARY,

PRESENT FEULRAL WHEAT oTANDARD: TOBE CONTINUED   ‘Meredith Makes Ruling Which  He Says Will Maintain Return to the Farmers.

DECIDES FOR THE CONTINUATION OF WHEAT STANDARD   Meredith Makes Decision Fol. lowing Hearings Inquiring Covering Expressed Dis satisfaction.

NO CHANGE JUST NOW   Continuation of Present Whea Standards is Decided Upon.

EDERAL WHEAT CTANDARDS HEI   Secretary Meredith Makes De cision with View to Benefitting Farmer

No Change In Wheat Standara   Secretary of Agriculture /Bypects Ketter Results From Ved. eral Standing.

VAIN THOUGHT VOICED THAT COMPETITION OF BUYERS WILL MAINTAIN HGH WHEAT PRICES 10 THE PRODUCING FARMER

WHEAT STANDARDS HOLD   Secretary Meredith Refuses To Authorize Chang:

PRESENT WHEAT STANDARDS ARE TO BE OBSERVEL   Requests For Lowering Federa’ Standards Are Turned Down   Opinions As To The Result Vary Greatly.

AMERICAN FLYERS TQ BE RELEASED   Sonora State Authorities Receive Instructions From the Mexican . Federal Government..

TO RELEASE AMERICANS.   Mexican Federal Government Issued Tactraetionse It Ta Said.

EA ENDED A TRAGIC LIFE      Sorrowing Over the Ar. rest of Children She. Hangs Herself

WOMAN ENDS LIFE   Cleveland Mother’s Children Arrested, She Hangs Self

RUVIAN REVOLT. PLO TALE CALLED. ERRONIOUS   ‘Ohancellor Issues Statement. Holding ‘Panamans Responsifle for False es ;

AMERICAN TOYS REPLACE THUat MADE OVERSEAS   30 Million Feet of Lumber Used to Make U. S. Supoly in 1920.

TOY MAKERS USED 30.000 FEET LUMBER   In Making Playthings for the American Boys and Girls During Last Year.

AMERICAN TOYS TO FRONT   Thirty Million Feet of Lumber Used by United States Makers This Year.

Making of Toys Here Shows Great Increase During the Past Yea      Wood is Popular Material Used » in Construction Because of ‘Being Light.

DOES WOT FAVOR REDUCING FORCE   WOLTERS WILL NOT RECOMMEND CUTTENG DOWN TROOPS AT PRESENT,

WOMEN BROP PLAN TH) SPEED AGTION ON SUFFRAGE BILL   Tennessee Governor Will No Be Asked to Advance Date For Call of Legislature to Ratify Amendment.

WOMEN CENTER HOPE NOW ON TENNESSEE   ‘Will Urge Governor To At Once  Issue Call For Assembly   7   Of State Legislature

WOMEN. INTERESTED “N PROPOSED GALL   ‘Will Send Forces Into “Tennessee te Strengthen Suffrage . ‘ “ Situation,

ROBERTS CALLS SESSION.   Enffrege Advocates Will Ne Try to Have Date, August 9. Advanced.

WOMEN WILLING TO WAIT.   Will Not Try to Haaten Saffrage Ac  tion in Tenneasee.

TENNESSEE ISSUE CONTAINS DOUBT   Suffrage Workers Look For Republicans to Oppose Any Ratification

MAN KILLED AT GAR THAGE FAIR   'Bud Langford Dies Shortly Af. ter Fist Fight With Wick Crenshaw.

SERIOUS PHASE OF RAILROA STRIKE IN CHICAGO   Five Allied Trades to Force Isgues  for More Pay.

X TRA! TELEGRAPHIC  Twenty-five Cities Now Affected in Railway Strike

Civilians and Troops Clas! At Bruree, According To Reports.   OMMUNICATION CUT OFF   Military Force is Said to Have Been Amhushed.

RUSSIAN CAVALRY.1S -ANNOWEATED BY THE “POLES NEAR LEMBER(   isolated... Detachments:: Escape *and-Are in Blaney ‘Retreat:   GENERAL BUDENNY-LOSES HEAVILY. IN BIG. BATTLE   Many Reds Killed and, Woundec and- 4,000" Prisoners. Taken. : . ~

POLES AGAIN ANNIRILATE A RED ARMY   General Budenny’s Army Wiped Out in Great Battie in Lemberg Sector.   BOLSHEVIK] ARE OL'TFLANKED   Engagement Results in Defeat of So viet Troops Along the Entire Center Front—Thousands Killed and Captured.

SOVIET TROOPS MAKE NEW GAINS ABOUT LEMBERG   Peace Envoys Return _.to-Warsaw; Going toNeutral Poimt

AED ARNT Wirt DUT AY LEMBEA   Poles Set Trap and Annihilate General Budenny’s Force.   FEW ISOLATED UNITS ESCAPE   Bolsheviki Are Outflanked and the Engagement Results in Defeat of the Soviet Troops Along Entire Center Front.

GENERAL BUDENKY ARMY RETREATING   Succeeds in Escaping and Are in Desperate Retreat From Front. :

NOTED CAVALRY LEADER tian HIT BY POLES   Bolsheviki Lose Thousands of Prisoners,, “Big. .Guns’ © and: Supplies   POLAND AND WRANGEL MAY -JOIN; FORCES   Peace Delegation Returning to  Moscow Before Resuming  Deliberations

STAR BOLSHEVIK CAVALRY CHIEFS MEN BUTCHERED   NOTED LEADER CONTINUES T¢ SEND TROOPS INTO TRAPS OF DEATH

i SUATTER BUDENNY ARMY   Noted Cavalry Leader’s Forces Completely Routed at Lembera.   RESUME NEGOTIATIONS

CAVLALRY LEADER'S FORCE WIPED OU]   GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER AD. MITS RECEIVING RED OFFER   WOULD RELEASE GERMANY FROM TREATY OBLIGATIONS,   Tells Foreign Affairs Committee o the Reichstag That He Convidered the Proposal, But Finaliy Rejected It.

OUVIET: ARMY LED BY GEN. BUDE NAY 5 ANNIHILATED   - oles Lead Russians Into Trap and Launch Attack From All Sides — Capture Thovsands of Prisoners.

SOVIET ARMY ANNIHILIATED   Polish Troops Wiped Cavalry of General Budenny Off Map.

UNE RED ARMY ANNIHILATED SAYS REPORT   Poles Win Terrific Clash in Lemberg  Sector.

CRACK CAVALRY OF ~ SOVIETS IN SHREDS   And the Remnants Scattered by a Great Stroke of the Poles. .

Budenny Had Been Trying to Break - Through Lines of Poles, But Was Outflanked and Completely Defeated; Polish Successes Reported Along Entire Central and Southern Front

POLISH TROOPS — GAIN GROUND   ONE BOLSHVIK ARMY REPORTED WHOLLY. WIPED OUT.:   NEW ALIGNMENT. NOW   UKRAINIANS MAY JOIN WITH ‘POLES AGAINST REDS. ..   ‘Prospects for Polish Success Seem to Brighten as Gen. Wrangel’s Forces Augment. —

BUDDENY, SOVIET LEADER'S FORCES ARE ANNIHILATED   Bolsheviki Forces Ar Attempting Move to Encircle Lemberg.

BUDENNY’S ARMY ANNIHILATED BY POLISH FORCES   Poles Outflanked Soviets and Destroyed Noted Russ Force.

‘SILT BY POLISH FORRES   Bodenny’s Army Said. To Have Been Surrounded: and: Defeated and Many: of Those Attempting to Escape Were:  Cantaured.

BUDENNY ARMY ~ 1S ANNIHILATED   Only Isolated Detachments o Noted Cavalry Leader’s Forces Escaped Poles.

HCL ANTAL  NCAR LEMOER DAS TRUS EAR SOVIETS   Polish Peace Delegation Called to Warsaw for Conference   SOUTHERN RUSSIANS TO ASSIST POLES   New Menace for Reds as Ukranians Plan Conflict Against Soviet

Say Bolshevik Force In Lemberg ’ Sector Was Comtpletely Routed.   MANY PRISONERS ARE TAKEN   Battle Lasted From August 29 to September 1—Soviet Admits Retirement.

BULSHEVIK ARMY ANNIRILATED BY POLISH FORCES   Troops of General Budenny Destroyed During Operations in Lemberg Sector   REDS KILLED AND WOUNDED   Isolated Detachments Succeed in Escaping in Diserderly Retreat at Present, Says Repert

Wt SHORT aL   HEAVY BOLSHEVIK LOSSES _ IN KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FIGHTING NEAR LEMBERG.

RUSSIAN ARMY ANNIHILATED, _ POLISH. CLAIM   Force Attacking Lemberg Is Outflanked, Drawn Into ——francand Staurhtered——   RUSS ADMIT REVERSES

POLES SET TRAPS. ANNIHILATE RUSS   General Budenny's Army Wipe Qut in Great Battle in Lemberg Sector.   BOLSHEVIK] ARE OUTFLANKED   Engagement Results In Defeat of Soa Viet Troops Along the Entire Cen.  ' ter Front--Thousands Killed =   and Captured. ‘

REDS “HARD HIT It LEMBERG ZONE   Outflanked in Encircling Movement Against Zannosz   BEATEN ON ENTIRE CENTER   Thousands of Prisoners Captured hy Polish Forces

SOVIET ARMY ANNIHILATED   Poles Crush General Bud enny’s Forces.   Bo!sheviki Cavalry Attempted te Surround Zamosz When Poles Flanked Them.

RUSS CAVALRY IS ANNIHILATED IN LEMBURG SECTOR   GEN- BUDENNY’S BOLSHEVIK ARMY IS COMPLETELY ROUTED ACCORDING TO POLISH OFFICIAL STATEMENT TODAY

BOLSHEVIK ARMY “WAS: ANNILATED BY POLISH EgRCES   Bodenny’s Army Said To Have Been Surrounded and Defeated and Many of Those Attempting to Escape Were  Cantiured.

IN WATERWAY CONTROL.      Heixedior emerri Mere Naoumes Charke of Intend porrati.     Tes

HINES ASSUMES SUPERVISION OF WATERWAYS   Secretary Bakr Turns Over Control.

HINES IN CONTROL INLAND WATERWAYS   War Department Takes Ove Organization Of Railroad “te =. .

HINES BOSSES WATERWAYS   Will Have Complete Supervi sion of Inland River Routes in the United States.

PUT WATERWAYS UNDER CONTRO! CENERAL WINE:   Announces Same Service Tc Be Maintained Fi or The  ~ Present

 sna eadiiiinincaliiinael  Will Be Held at the Court House Next Tuesday

( MARVELLOLs SIDNEY REMEDY   4 Qne Month, “Frutt-a-tives” Gave Complete Relief -

1 MARVELLG?S KIDNEY REWEDY   in One Month,““Fruit-a-tives” Gave Complete Relief

A MARVELLCSS KIDNEY REMEDY   In One Month, *Fruit-a-tives” Gaye Gomolete Relief

A MARVELLOUS KIDNEY REMEDY   In One Month, Frult-a-tives” Gave Complete Reliat

A MARVELLOUS KIDNEY REMEDY   If.One Month, Frutt-a-tives” Rove fomnlate Aallef

RVELL KIDNEY REMEDY   In One -Month,“‘Frult-a-tlves” Gave Commlete Rellef

A MARVELLOUS * KIDNEY REMEDY   In One Month, “Fruif-a-tves” Gave Complete Relief

FAKE SOLDIERS FLEECE PUBLE   Ruse Gets Promoter of Scheme $50,000 in Contributions Solicited for Crippled Service Men

DEPALMA WINS ELGIN ROAD RAGE MAKING A RECORD   Makes an Average Speed of a Little Under Eighty Miles Per Hour   TOMMY MILTON IS SECOND WITH JAMES MURPHY THIRD   Ralph Mulford Comes in Fourth in Big Elgin Event

DE PALMA WINS ELGIN CLASSIC IN FAST TIME   Average Speed _ Breaks Marks for Speedway; Only Two Have Stops.

CHINA-JAPAN CLASH.   Many Wounded In Fight On the Quti skirts of Peking.

DHIO CITIES ASK MODIFICATION OF COAL PRIGRITIE'   Cleveland and Akron Seek te Have Coal for Northwest States Diverted.

OHIO CITIES REQUEST. DELIVERIES OF COAI   Say Northwest Has Practically ” Enough. For: Winter.

OHIO WANTS COAL FING NORTHWEST   Cleveland and Akron Seek Sod: : iffeation’ of Priority’ « o> Dyrdeys.

OHIO CITIES ASK MODIFICATION OF COAL PRIORIT)   Cleveland And Akron Asl Change In Emergency Order.

J, 5. BATTLESHIPS ARE PREPARING FOR VOYAGE TO SUTHEAN WATERS   ‘SAIL URS ORDERED TO REPORT  ¢ FOR DUTY EARLY THIS MORN. ING: SUPPLIES SECURED.

ART COMMISSION ~ “1S APPOINTEL   GOVERNOR GOODRICH NAMES SEVEN TO SERVE ON COMMISSION WITHOUT PAY 

ART COMMISSION IS  NAMED BY GOODRICH   Is To Inspect and Pass On Plans for Any Memorial Built by the State. -

PRINTERS STRIKE   Marietta Newspapers Combine As Result of Walkont

EDITORS DON OVERALLS AND ISSUE PAPERS   Printers On Strike in Marietta Fal to Halt Publication     Ere Di naire Issued Under One

FAVOR CANNON  IN COURT YARI      a  TWO.MEMBERS OF COMMITTEI SA¥ COUNTY PROPERTY Kk PROPER LOCATION WHILI ONE STA*1S FOR WEST RIVE! RANK

FAVOR CANNON IN COURT YARD      TWO MEMBERS OF COMMITTE! SAY COUNTY, PROPERTY 1 PROPER LOCATIO. WHI!  T RIVE!

“Bitter End’? Senator Refuses to Campaign Under G. 0. P. Auspices.   WILL HELP HIS FRIENDS   Republican Leaders Deny Break With Idaho Senator on Leaque Issue,

Harding Attitude On League Cause Is Rumor Heard   Senator Known. as “Irreconciable” Will Finish Campaign it Connecticut, Then Quit Stump—Refuses to Comment <> +" an Hardina’e Marion Statement.

DORAN QUITS SPEAKINGEOR REPUBLICANS SAYS REPORT   Gives No Reason fo: Refusing to Make Further Speeches

Senator Borah Quits Speaking For Rep.      ‘OTIFIES HOTH THE NEW YORK AND CHICAGU OF.     FICERS HE WILL FILL NO MORE DATES

GANLELO ALL DATES FOR SPEECHES oUPPORTING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE   No Reason for Sudden Action Known But League of Nations Is Thought to Be Cause of Irre- © concilable’s Strange Movement.

BORAH BREAKS SPEECH DATES   Idaho Senator Declares He Wil Not Keep Arrangements ‘With G. 0. P. Bureau

DOHA OUT GAMPAIGN Th HUFF REPORT   IRRECONCILABLE REFUSES TO MAKE ANY MORE TALKS   PRIN A ‘VASES 6£ PEED  Breaks with Committee and Refuses to Make Speeches for It.

BORAH WITHDRAWS 15.6. 0. B SPEAKE   Declines to Fill Any More Speaking Dates Under Auspices of National Committee.

IRRECONCILABLE. —_WILL.NOT SPEAK FOR CANDIDATE   Leader Declares He Will Not ‘Participate Further Under Committee’s Direction

Leader of Senate “Irreconcilables” Declines More Speaking Engagements Under At  Republican National Committee; Pa  United on League Issue, Says Hardir

BROTHERHOODS CONSIDERING _ INCREASE IN PAY AWARDED ~ BY RAILROAD LABOR BOARD   About 60 Per Cent of Demands Are Granted, Totaling Addition of $600,000.000 .   PUBLIC MUST PAY FOR RAISE

ONE SHOT DURING RAID   Six Men Held as Alleged Moon. shiners-—Takeon in Washington County.

LA FOLLETTE DELEGATES ARE EASILY VICTORIOUS   Wisconsin's. Delegates Anipairacted But Are Credited With} Reaning To Johnson, b 75

LENINE EMISSARY TAKEN AT CHICAGO   AGENT TAKEN WITH LISTS OF HUNDREDS OF SOVIET WORKERS IN UW. §.   NET OVER THE AMERICAS   Branch of Third Internationale Form ed in This Country—im at nrest.

CORN CROP This YEAR Tht BEST EVER PRODUCED  ~   According to the Crop Report Issued by Department of Agriculture Average is 40.5 Bushel per Acre   QUALITY IS 92 PER CENT   Compared With a High Medium Grade 15,000,000 Million Bushels Increase Over Last Y®ar’s Production Forcasted.

DOAN QUALITIES ABOVE AVERAGE   fndiana Crop For 1920 Goes More  Than Four Bushels Above Ten Year Average

LARGE INCREASES ARE ~ SHOWIN IN CROP. REPORT   CORN CROP oF PRESENT YEAR ONE OF BEST FEVER PRO-. DUCED IN. INDIANA.   AVERAGE YIELB 405 ACRE   White’ Potato Yield Nearly Toubles “That of Last Year—Apple Produc. tion Falls. Short of Last Year  , —Grade Is Medium.

Miss Margaret Kari and Bernard St, John, of Sioux City, Are United’ in Marriage on Tuesday Morning at S?, Joseph's Church in Sioux’ City.

A PRETTY WEDDING   MISS HELEN STRUBLE AND GAVID STEWART PRINGIPALS.   BRIDE IS POPULAR LEMARS WOMAN   Miss Margaret Karl and Bernard: St. John, of Sioux City, Are United’ in Marriage on Tuesday Morning at S+,  \ Joseph’s Church in Sioux’ City,

ROOSEVELT MEETS APPROVAL OF CO)   OHIO GOVERNOR IS PLEASED WITH PARTY’S CHOICE FOR VICE PRESIDENCY.

ROOSEVELT NOMINATED FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY   Congratulates Ranceval+

ROOSEVELT WAS ~WOTIFIED. TODAY   ROOSEVELT DIELEIVERS AN ABLE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS   CUMMINGS BELWERS SPEECK   Mb, Roosevelt Pays a Splondid rlbyte to Governor, Cox the Nominee fav President.

ROOSEVELT WARMLY APPROVED BY COX   Progressive, Courageous and a Good Speaker   Governor Wires Manager Thanks for “Magnificent Fight"

NOMINEE LIKES RUNNING MATE   Gov. Cox Says Roosevelt is Vigorous and Progressive Democrat.

GON APPROVES GF HIG RUNNING MATE   ‘Delighted That We Are to be Associated Together, Presidentiai Nominee: Wires Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Gov. Cox Approves Of Second Choice   Characterizes Roosevelt as Vig orous, Courageous and Progressive Democrat.

Roosevelt Good ‘Stumper’ Cox Comments; Pleased  With His Running Mate

BLOODIEST FEUD FIGHT IN PROGRESS IN WEST VIRGINIA   23 Have Been Kitled and 50 Wounded. The Military Haye Machine Guns and Cannon

23 ARE KILLED AND 50 WOUNDED IN MINE WAR   Gov. Cornwell of West Virginia  Characterizes Situation as Insurrection.   500 INFANTRYMEN ON DUTY

Troops Fiope To End Feud At Williamson   Trouble Starting Be. tween Capital and Labor Develops Into Feud.

MANY DEATH IN OTRIKE BATTLES   U.P. Man Finds Terrible Suffering Among Fam- . ilies of Unemployed

United States Troops Expect Long Stay in West Virginia, Where Miner Strike Started Open War With Mine Operators——Twenty-three Men Have Been Killed. .

UPRIOING Th Weal VIRGIN OS DISASTROUS   Army Officer Describes Condition As Insurrection — Guerrilla Fighting Continues, —

Complete United Press   500 REGULAR TROOPS RUSHED TO PUT DOWN -—- W. VIRGINIA REVOLT   Fifty Are Injured in Feudist War When . Strike-Breakers and Operators Resist Attack of Coal Miners

STRUGGLE BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR IN INGO REGIONS   FECD IN WEST VIRGINIA MIN ING DISTRIT DEVELOPED INTO MAN-TO-MAN CONTEST

WAR RAGES IN WEST VIRGINIA   Biggest Feud in History 0 Bloodstained Mingo County Is Being Fought.   IMINERS AGAINST OWNERS

AVOMING DEATH THEFT SUSPEGT   Believe Passenger Who -Died Near Rawlins Is Missing Boston Bank Employe

satiate increta iiittitacaai et iat inaaeiaiecaiiadanaiiemenm:: wel  MAN MURDERED AS HE SEPT BESIDE HIS WIFE

THREE KILLED WHILE ASLEEP WOMAN IS SEEN   Mysterious Woman ia White Murders Three On Pennsyl  vania Farm.

WOMAN IN WHITE KILLS 3   Wife of One of Victims Tells of See. ing Mysterious Figure Leave Room of Husband.

ENGLISH MISS, oO COME FOR MARRIAGE   former Flying Lieutenant Is T Legalize Union Begun In British Camp.   WARM WELCOME IS GIVEN

MAN TO MARRY GIRL HIS BROTHER WRONGED   English Girl Here With “Wa: Baby” Applies for License to Wed Guy Spiker

WIFE GIVES WARM GREETING 10 WOMEN LOVED BY HUSBANE   English War Worker and Hex Child Taken to Fine Home to be, Married   FATHER OF BABY BOY NOT WITH GATHERING   Unwilling to Discuss Engage ment Plans for Their Marriage in Massachusetts

WON'T DISCUSS MARRIAGE PLANS,   Bui Knowles-Spiker Party Arrives an Fall River, Mass,

MISS KNOWLES GIVEN HOME   Enciish Girt and Baby Are Giver Wann Welcome By the Battersthe Famir.

‘MISS KNOWLES NOW ' IN FALL RIVER, MASS.   International Romance  Stey Nearer’ Completion Torlay With Arrivat There of Partie

Unwed Mother and Her Five-Months Old Son Arrive in Fall River, Maas., Where She Will Stay Pending Ber Marriage to Brother of SoldierFather of Her Bay .

MEMPHIS UNDER MILITARY GUARD DURING STRIKE   Efforts Will Be Made to Adjust Firemen’s Differences ateMeeting Tonight*

NOX PEACE RESULUTION TROWA NTO POLITICAL FIGHT BY PRES. WILSON   Denounces Resolution in Bitterest Terms Possible and Declares It Must Go Into Politics With Treaty.

IPEACE PLAN FACES VETO   WILSON WANTS RESOLUTION MADE POLITICAL ISSUE,   At Lenat, So Much Is Undiesicd by De nancintion of Knox Proposal by Homer Cummings, Che Den ocratic Chairman.

McADOO’S NAME TO BE PLACED BEFORE CONVEVN. FION AT SAN FRANCISC(

QUAKE SHEVIVORS STUPEFIED WITH HORROR AT FATE  iTAL Oke DIG WAY OUT OF RUINS SO FIND THEIR HOMES DESTROY VED.      New Tremors Lack Intensity of First; Voleano “in

ALANS ARE sm ED BY UAKE HORROR      selves Out in Efforts to : * Aid Sufferers.      (CHILDREN OF DEAD _“1 ANIDER “AIMLESSLY.   Shock Follows. Mountain As Was Case When Messina —Was Destroyed-in-1908--~

EARTHQUAKE LEAVES TRAIL OF DESOLATION IN WAKE   Survivors Now Beginning tc Realize Extent of Disastrous Catastrophe.

COX WINS ON THE FORTY-FOURTH BALLO}   Franklin D. Rooseveit Is His Running ~~ mate---Cox and Roosevelt.

Big Convention Seemed Hopelessi: Deadlocked as It Got Down to Business Yesterday Morning   PALMER’S WITHDRAWAL SET BALL ROLLING TOWARD CO)

inal Balloting. Is Fitting Close To Thrilling Fight   orney General Palmer’s Withdrawal Vakes Possible Ohioan’s Nomination —Polling of Final Vote Is Dramatic

BANKERS CLAIM ENORMOUS LOAN NOT PRACT   BESTS CASE PAES TA JURY   12 ARE KILLED iN FIUME RIGT

12 KILLED IN FIUME MUTINY   Fifty Others Wounded When D’An.nunzio’s Men Battle.

IPGET'S TROOPS MUTINY   Disarder ia a Aaninilo’s Forces Me  sults iu Tiwelyo Deaths,

MUTINY IN FIUME; 12 KILLED   Fifty Wounded in Street Battle of Troops and Carabineers—D’An. nunzio’s Arditi Defy Authority.

D'ANNUNZIO'S: MEN MUTINY; 72 KILLED IN STREET FIGH)   Caribineers and.’Ardit Have Fierce Battle. ’ and 50-Are: ~ ° Phore, 

EAPERTS GRILL TAK EXEMPTION IN REPORT MARE   All Private Property Should Bear Its Just Share of Taxes, Any Other Method Is Indefensible.

COMMITTEE URGES TAX LAWS REVISED   LEVY ON ALT PRIVATE PROPERTY ASKED BY ASSOQCIATION.

FAVORITIS ik ue SHARP REBUKE   Exemption ~of  Individual 0 Ciass Is Indefensible, National Assdéiation Says

GERMAN POTASH.   Figures Show One-Half a Million Tons Produced Last Month. -

Alice Larson . Floyd Torgerson Theedore Tufte Bditor:   Yellow Corn best Feed

TRAIN STRIKES LANDSLIDE   Enginecr Killed in Wreck On Northern Central Railway.

INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNEL   Alleged Leak of Supreme Court Decision Caused Investigation

HOG PRICES AGAIN. TAKE BIG TUMBLI   tudianapolis and Kansas City Mark ets Report New Low Level of Prices.

/MAY RECALL NAVAL FORCES   American Warships in the Adriatic Sea Have Practically Completed Their Mission,

NAVAL FORCES FINISH JOB   U. S. Warships in Adriatic to Be Re. called Soon.

ALLIES AND TURKSTO SIGN PACTTHURSDAY   PARIS NEWSPAPERS REPORT THI TREATY IS READY FOR Fl BRAlL ACC EDTANrE =

TURKEY TO SIGN TREATY THURSDAY   PREMIERS MILLERAND AND GIOLITTI TO MEET IN SAVOY..

TO SIGN THURSDAY.   Peace Tredty Between Turkey and Allies Wi] Be Concluded

THUROUAY DATE  FOR SIGNING OF TURKISH TREATY   DISPUTE BETWEEN ITALY AND GREECE EXPECTED TO BE  SETTLED OON.

CHICAGO FACES FIREMEN STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY   Threatens Prosecutior of Strikers for “Conspiracy.”

CHICAGO FIREMEN FACE GONOPIRAGY CHARGE IN STRIKE   Wholesale Resignations Follow, Council’s Award of $192 as They Ask $300 Raise.

CHICAGO FACES LOSS OF FIRE PROTECTION   1,500 Striking City ores Remain Out Despite Blanket Increase of Ten Per Cent — Firemen May Resign.

FIREMEN WILL GET A BATTLE   ‘City Government of Chicage Will Fight Demands of the Men—Strike Brewing.

FIREMEN aT HIKE BY AEGIGNATION  FROM SERGE   STRIKE OF CITY HALL EMPLOYES BECOMING SERIOUS MENACE TO CHICAGO SAFETY.

FIREMEN WILL JOIR BiG ~ WALKOUT IN GHICAG(   Five Hundred Fire Fighter: Quit; Declare Three-Fourths of Force Will Follow.   IS EFFECTIVE WEDNESDA’

CHICAGO FACES _ NEW PROBLEM   Firemen Now Threaten to Resign. in Wholesale Numbers. 

FIREMEN LEAVE, © CHICAGO POSTS DESPITE RAISE   Wholesale Resignation: May Leave City With out Protection.

FIREMEN TO STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES; CITY 10 PROGEGHTE   Union Officials Notified Their ‘Action is Conspiracy and  is Punishable   CITIZENS MAY BE DRAFTED FOR DUTY.   Advance Voted by Council is Declared Too Small for Municipal Employes

COMMITTEE VOTES OUT PARDNRYVRITT   Would Protect Farmers it U.S. by Emergency, Tariff   CAN'T BAR IMPORTS      Federal Trade Body Says President Can’t Put Ban an Wheat

SENATE CONGURS IN HOUSE CHANGES   Amendments fo Measure Re: viving War Finance Corporation Is Adapted   ANTI-STRIKE BILL UP   Poindexter Serves Notice on Opponents That He Will Demand Action

RESOLUTION FOR RM RELIEF 1S NT TO WILSON   Senate C. «ors With House In Elimin . 1 of Credit  oe aa   POSSIBLE VE. MATTER OF MUCH CULATION   Proponents of Re ‘lon Are Confident of Ai To Override Vi

FARM RELIEF BILL GOES TQ PRESDEN   Leaders Responsible for Final Enactment Express Confidence in Their Ability to Override a Veto.

WILSON TO: VETO IT   EXPECTED TO FROWN ON REVIVAL OF WAR FINANCE. —   4 a s a i House Amendments Were Accepted by the Senate With But One Material Change.

CONGRESS REVIVES: WAR FINANCE BOD)   RESOLUTION NOW GOES TO PRESIDENT FOR HIS APPROVAL OR VETO.

House Amendments’ Accepted by Senate and Measure” Goes to Wilson for Qionature   PRESIDENT EXPECTED 10.  VETO THE PROPOSITION   Believed House and Senate Can Pass it Again Over His Veto .

eT   Measure to.. Revive War Time Co-operation Goes. to White House for Sionatnre.

BILL ADOPTED BY SENATE   Aevival of _War Finance Corporation - Belief. by. Many an. Assured Fact.

MISS—~ KING” IS 607   ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT HAS RESIGNED HER JOB.   It All Came About by Reason df Quarre] with Her Chief. Over Tobacco.

&  MISS KING. TO. PRESS CASE,       ‘Action: Against, Genraino Woester WHI Not Be Dronped,

AF. LL. WILL WAGE POLITICAL DRIVE   LABOR LEADERS SAY CAMPALGY TO BE LAUNCHED,   10 START MANY PAPERS   Organization Detatls Formulated —Pe. deration Membership With 4,000,000 to be Used In Election Work,

LABOR AND. N. P. L   UNIONS EXPECT HELP OF THE LEAGUE EN POLITICAL DRIVE.   Phe: Federation Will Avpeal to Faruers but Doesn't Expect Much Help fxoem Them.

PASSENGER RATES TO BE INCREASED   ORDER ISSUED BY MEMBERS OF INTERSTATE COMMERCE  COMMISSION.

MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN CASES ALIKE   ih, «a  Rates ‘In Both States Raised By Interstate Conimerce Commission After States Claimed Siate  Lawe Governed.

WAS ROUGH FOR REED   Convention’s Repudiation and Condemnation of Missouri Scnator Decisive   McAdoo’s Hold on the Labor Vote Is the Strongest Argument Heard ior Him

DEMOCRATS BEL! EVE THEY CAN IMPROVE ON CHICAGO DOCUMENT.   WAS ROUGH FOR- REED   Convention’s Repudiation and Con. demnation of Missouri Senator Decisive   McAdoo's Hold on the Labor Vote Is the. Strongest Argument Heard for Him

STATE OFFICIALS TAKE OVER LEPER   Case Has Been Referred to Federa Health Officials for Disposition.

STILL TIME, TO — SECURE MEDALS   Major Harrell Urges Former Soldiers Not to Delay Making Ap-  plication For Victory Medals —   ASSURES: PROMPT ACTION   Medals Are Tokens of Appreciation Given Former Soldiers by The Government

SOLDIERS SHOULD GET. THEIR VICTORY MEDALS   Distributed from the Recrulting Station at Indianapolis for the  Present Time.

WAKE APPLICATION ‘VA VICTORY MEDAL   Veterans of World» War Who Hav’ Not Made Applications for Medal Are Urged to Do So.

STILL ISSUE @ MEDALS 10 EX-SOLBIERS   Passing of November 11 Does Not Bar Ex-Servica Men From Trophy.   ASK THE AMERIGAN LEGION

RECRUITING OFFICE DISTRIBUTES MEDALS   APPLICATIONS FOR VICTOR MEDALS ARE STILL BEING RECEIVED

SUIT TO NAME SECOND CHOICE   ACTION AGAINST STATE BOARD WOULD NULLIFY ELECTION LAW

NIBLACK WANTS “PRIMARY UNDER ~THELAWOF 1915   Democratic Candidate For Governor Files Suit Against the Election Commissioners.

WANTS “SECOND CHOICE.”   Candidate for Governor  Kiled Suit to Bring Back 1915) Law.

KS MANDATE. . TO REQUIRE BALLOTS Po INDICATE “SECOND CHOICE"  NIPLACK

NIBLACK WANTS SECOND CHOICE   Democratic Candidate for Gov ernor Asks Court Order for  Ballots Under 1915 Act.   WOULD NULLIFY LA

ks  Firemen Resene Panic St ror oe UEE LCIZGER Guests Prom Riots

More Than a Score Women and Child ren Overcome in Burnett House In Cincinnati.

PATIENT KILLS KEEPER   A Supervisor's Throat le Cut by Man 75 Years Ofd.

bacul am  " oy ueabus, O. onl ity   Against Secretary Daniels by Rear Admiral Sims is What Democrats Are Doing.   THEY SAY IT’S MOVE , IN POLITICAL PROGRAM   Administration Leaders Give a Few ‘‘Pooh Peohs’’ and Sprerea) ‘Push. Tushes.’’

DEMUCRATS Ant SMILING OVER ATTACK BY SIMS   Simply Opening Of Republi can Campaign, Is Statement Made By Leaders   WIDESPREAD PLOT TO _ DEISCREDIT WORK DON]   Sims Considered Own Work Most Important, Officials Toint Out

rresn pe of.  . 3 Trout: : ES .Today. ce  -.. City Meat Market a  FOREWARNED OF ESCAPE      Department of Justice ‘Was Not Responsible Says Palmer

ROBBERS’ TORCH FAILS TO WORK   BANK ROBBERY AT FRAN. CISCO, INDIANA, IS AVERTED.

TRY-OUTS MADE PLAGE AIR RACE FOR BENNET CUF   French Aairman Lecointe Makes Fast Time in Preliminary.

READY FOR THE HOP OFF. OE THE AMERIGAN.BALLOUNS   . Efforts Being Made to Start Test Race Late This After noon.

SUFFRAGE GETS METHODIST 0.K   General Conference of Church Asks Delaware House to Pass Resolution Approving Amendment; Blue Laws Get Official Sanction.

METHODISTS ASK DELAWARE 0, K. SUFFRARE BILL   Also Endorse the District of Columbia Sunday Rest Law Prohibiting Amusements

MINERS AGREE   To Re-open Negotiations tor Seftle  pr eamt ans UAsane CGaala

SOCIALISTS. READY 70 RENAME DEBS   Presidential Candidate Will Run Campaign From Fed' eral Prison.   WOMAN FOR V. PRESIDENT?   Kate Richards O'Hare, Alsc Serving Time, May Be Given Nomination,

Niedibens of Party Ww iit Ge Througi formality of ‘eeacins Ku  f . gene Debs.

lo ADT DEATH annie  ‘ld OHUWING   Police Mow Down Raiders With Machine Guna, Firing  Into and Setting Fire to Homes in Killing Reprisal   Sinn Feiners, Unionists Fight All Night in Belfast; Several Other Cities Report Disorder; Many Arrests

Shooting is Renewed in Kashmir Street Area where Bitter Fighting Occurred Throughout Nicht

SHOOTING RENEWED IN BELFAST TODAY   Definitely Stated Ten Persons Killed In Last Night’s Fighting and Over 100 Wounded.

FIRING IN BELEAST CONTINUED IN EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING   Three Unionists Shot Dead by Sinn Fein Snipers—Another Man's Head Blown Off

Over a Hundred Persons Are Wounded in Last Night’s ting.   AUTHORITIES MAKE THIRTY ARRESTS,   Sinn Feiners Sniping Soldiers and Police From the  Roof Tops.

TENKILLED "IN FIGHTING AT BELFAST   CLASHES BETWEEN UNIONISTS AND SINN - FEJINERS RENEWED .   This Morning After Night of Bitter Fighting—Sol. _diers Turned Machine ~Guns on Rioters — Mor ’ Than 100 Persons Wound. ofl Phivty Avrasts Made

‘BITTER FIGHTING LAST NIGHT BETWEEN SINN FEIN AND UNIONroere   RENEW FIRING TODAY   Casualties in W ‘ounded From Night Fighting Believed  to Be More Than 1,000”      Soldiers Erect Barb Wire Entanglements in Falix Road Section of the City

BITTER CLASH CONTINUES IN IRELAND   Ten Persons Die in Las Night’s Hostil ities.

Three Unionists Killed by Snipers in Early Morning Fight. MONASTERY A‘ CENTER   Soldiers Assert Assert They Were * Fired on From the Building. +

TEN KILLED LAST NIGHT IN RENEWAL OF BELFAST RIOTS   Soldiers Turn Machine Guns  On Mobs. to Clear Streets.  Snipers Busy... Over Hun‘dred Wounded. .

MANY ARE NILLED IN BELFAST RIOTING   SHOOTING RENEWED IN THE KASHMIR STREET AREA.   TEN REPORTED KILLED DURING THE NIGHT,   Soldiers Were Compeiled to Use Ma chine Guns Against the Rioters, After the Sinn Feiners Had Been Sniping the Soldiers.

DEADLY BATTLE. DN TW STREETS OF TRISH. CITY   ‘Bitter Fighting in Belfast   Renewed Eariy Today With Soldiers Intervening   HOUSES OF SMALL TOWN WRECKED BY MILITARY   Measures for Dealing With Disorders Are Outlined in House of Commons

CAPITAL POLICE- MAN SUICIDES   Was Accused of Burglaring Stores on His Beat.

OVERNMENT "~~ INTERVENES   Would’ Put ah End to Pieketing > OF British Embassy,   WOMEN WILL’ BE PROSECUTED

GOVERNMENT INTERVENES   Would Put an End to Picketing of British Embassy.   WOMEN WILL BE PROSECUTED

EARTHQUAKE AT PEKING, CHINA   Tremor Rocked Building: and Created Much Excitement.

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS PEKIN BUILDINGS   Tremor Felt In China City Thursday Evening; Creates Much Excitement.

HIGHER GAS RATED   TIPTON PROBABLY APPRCTED BY FELWOOD RAISE,   Company Supplying Tipton Muet Pay Higher Rates.

HIGHER AS) RATES        TIPTON “PROBABLY AFFECTED BRY- ELWwoop ‘TA               ing Tipton Must Asn igher Rates,

STRIKE OF TOWBUAT EMPLOVES (6 BROKEN   FIVE HUNDRED EMPLOYES IK NEW YORE RETURN TO THEIR JOBS,

DEAD BODY OF TWO YEAR OLD GIRL FOUND IN SUIT CASE IN THE P.R.R.STATION AT PITTSBURGH

WILSON IS QUIZZED.   eorgle Democratic Scerctary Asks. ie He WHI Knter,

WANT WILSON TO RUN   Georgia Asks That His Name Appear On Ballots.

WILSON ASKED TO SAY WHETHER HE'S CANDIDATE   Georgia Democratic Leader Asks President To Declare Himself.   No Definite Information From White House.

FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION: :F° 0 %. THE PRESIDENCY.    Secretary of Georgia Democratic Comniittee Sends a . Telegram—White House Officials in the Dark as to -President’s Action.

PRESIDENT IS ASKED      If He Wishes to Be Candidate Before Georgia Primary.

ASK WILSON IF HE WILL BE A CANDIDATI   Question Direct is Put Up to the President By Secretary of Georgia State Democratic Committee.

BEER REMAINS TM. HEHE OF guar PLANK      Other Issues: -Give Little Trouble to Platform. Sub— committee.   AGREE ON THE LEAGUE

SEGRETARY GOLBY FAVORS LIGHT WINE AND BEER PLANK   Many Minor Planks Have Been Settled, But Major Problems Are Still Unsolved.

PLATFORM MAY BE READY TO PRESENT WITHIN 24 HOURS   Major Issues Yet Undecided, But Some Planks Already Drafted.

PLATFORM = STILi IN EMBRYO   Leading Problems Remain Un solved by Sub-Committee

CONTINUE FIGHT VER PLATFORM   Democrats Unable to Decide or Prohibition Issue in Committee.   MAY BE READY FRIDAY

PROHIBITION AND LEAGUE SECTIONS COMING UP TODAY   Drys Insist On Expres sion In Favor Of Law  Enforcement.

Situation Over. Treaty Plank Gives Hope Fight Before. Full Resolutions Committee Will - Be Avoided--- Wet Issue Reduced to. . Beer and Wine -Basis

Big Boss in Washington Sends 1 All Written Gut Ready far Conventian Ratification       BOOZE, LEAG PARABICUNT: BRYAN STARTS FIREWORE:

WOMEN VOTERS IN FORCE ASSEMBLED IN CHIGAGD TO BUILD THE PLATFORN   Marks End Of Half Centurv Of Effor To Get Universal Suffrage Law Enacted

WOMEN START LAST MEETING  OF SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION   2,000 Delegates Attend Big Convention That Opens Today.

SUPFRAGISTS IN CONFERENCE,   Iwo Thosand Delegates Attend Meet. ines in Chicage.

GONGRESS OF LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS WILL GET START IN CHICAGO, POLITICIANS ARE VERY BUSY

SANTA ROSA TEAM: ~ FEARS -“LUMBERMEN” - TN COMING CONTEST   WILL’: IMPORT. PLAYERS  ‘T '. "BOLSTER TEAM DURING... PLAY WITH LOCALS

SANTA ROSA TEAM FEARS “LUMBERMEN” ‘IN COMING CONTEST   WILE IMPORT PLAYERS TO BOLSTER TEKAM DURING PLAY WITH LOCALS

CONFEDERATE MONEY USED ~ IN ENGLAND   Old Swindle is Again Flourishing in Great Britain and/American Embassy Appealed to

OLD SWINDLE 1S REVIVED IN FUROPI   Confecerate Money, For Many Years A Cenvenient Mgney Getter Again Used.

SPEEDING CHARGE TC BE DROPPED, 1S JUST JOSE   a & OHIO OFFICERS TRYLNG TC Gt SOME NOTORIETY I> HALTING GOVERNOR — WA: NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT.

CONDEMNATION   Proceedings Will, It Is Hoped Stop the Waste Of Young Tim ber Adjoining Turkey Run.   OWNED SY VENEER COMPANY

FINE TIMBER DESTROYED   Something About Preserving Indiana’s Forests.

President Elect and Party Pass Through Milam County on Way to Coast---Party Lines Vanish With New Administrafion Says President.

ROCKDALE GETS BRIEF VISIT FROM NATION'S NEWLY ELECTED CHIE   PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING'S SPECIAL TRAIN STO?S HERF FOR 3-MINUTE SPEECIL

SENATORIAL RECOUNT 5 AUSHED BY SENATE   Attorneys for Henry Ford are instructed to Submit List of Witnesses.

SOVIETS MEET WITH SUCCESS ON WIDE FRONT   Vilna Situation Is Consider » ed Grave By League Of Nations.

REPORT SOVIET VICTORIES      Official Statement Records Defeat of Polish Companies:

TALLEST MAN IN U. S. DIES   J. W. Patterson, 73, Native of Artan. sas, Victim of Brights Disezse— Was 7 Feet 5 Inches in Height.

ENGLISH SCHGGLS a, OVERCROWDED   Parents Ara Having Much Diffieulty in Finding Sehools for Their  OWspring,

FIELD NARAOWSD IN NEWBERRY GASE   Charges Against Twenty-three Minor Defendants Dismissed---First Defense Testi mony on Thursday.

DISMISS 23 DEFENDANTS.   Field in Newberry Election Conspiracy Case Narrowed to Even Hundred.

NARROWS THE NEWBERRY CASE   State Dismisses (harkces Agninat  Twenty Three Defendanta,

NEWBERRY LEGAL ADVISERS READY TO START CASE   Will Move to Strike Out Other Names From the Long List.

GRAFTING MEXICANS   ‘Caranza Ofiicls Got While The Getting Was Good.

WINONA FOUNDER DEAT   WORD RECEIVED THAT DR. SOL - “DICKEY PASSED AWAY AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

TAFT'S LEAGUE AID IS COX’ HOPI   ee ee  STATEMENT ‘PRMPTED BY svUC CESS OF PRO-LEAGUE CANDIDATES IN MO. AND OKLA.

TAFT MAY AID DEMO ELECTION   COX THINKS FORMER PRESI DENT WILL WORK FOR LEAGUE SENATE

COX LOOKS 10 TAFT TO RELP WITH LEAGUE   AID IN ELECTING SENATE FAVOR. ABLE TO COVENANT IS HOPED FOR.   REPORTS ARE ENCOURAGING   Democratic Nominee Attaches Much Significance to Outcome of Missouri-Oklahoma Primaries.

TELLS OF LEAGUE ISSUE.      Dox Hopes Taft Will Aid To. ward Electing Senate Favcoring Peace Treaty.

TAFT [5 EXPECTED TO AID IN ELECTING PRO-LEAGUE SENATE   Cox Says He Can Do So and Remain Republican After Saying His Candidate Is Wrong on Question.

GUA HOPES TAFT WILL AID PACT   Wants Former Presiden to Support Pro-Leaguers  IN SENATE PRIMARIES   Democratic Nominee Voices ‘‘Expectation’’ that Judge Taft Will Try to Elect Senators Favorable to Ratification—Statement Prompted  hv Primary Retmne

COX HOPES TAFT WILL HELP ELEGT "LEAGUE SENATE   IS CONFIDENT FORMER PRESI DENT WILL WORK FOR THOSE FAVORING COVENANT   KEEPS UP SUFFRAGE FIGHT   Ratification Issue In Tennessee Pre. sents “Very Complex Situation,” Governor Tells Mre, Baker In Interview

TAFE MAY CAMPAIGN FOR LEAGUE SENATI   Thought Former President Ma; Take Stump Against All Anti-League Candidates.

GOX HOPES FOR TAFT LEAGUE AIL   Former President Will Urge Election of Favorable Republican Senate.

EXPECT AID OF TAFT IN LEAGUE EFFORTS-OF COX      Democratic Presidential Candidate Plans to Make Sev‘eral Speeches

TAFT MAY JOIN COX ON LEAGUE   Gov. Expresses Hope Former President Would Aid in Electing Favorable Senate.

COX PLEASED WITH MISSOURI SUCEESS   Victory in “Show Me” State Primaries of Pro-League Candidates Prompts Talk   BOES SUFFRAGE WORK   Suffrage Leader Says Governor Gives More Effective Help Than Harding

COX EXPECTS TAFT TOAD FRIENDS OF LEAGUE OF MATIONS   Expect Him to Urge Election o: G. 0. P. Senators Favorable To Its Adoption. °

WILOON PLAN  0 0 TAKE  UMP FOR NOMINEE   President to Take Active  Part In Campaign To Elect Ohioan

PRES. WILSON PLANS AN AGTIVE GARIPAIGH TQ ELEST GOV, GO)   Those Close to the Nation’s Executive Assert That Wilson and Cox Are Together on League of Na tions Issue.

Party Leaders Admit That Senate Political Complexion May Be Changed.   DOZEN “DOUBTFUL” STaTES.   Bitter Battles Are Fought in Many States for Senatorial Seats.

EXGROSSES PARTY ‘Leapene 8 PEEPL? AS THE PRBS... IWSEKTAA, CONERRE   THIRTY-FOUR SEATS ARE 4 BE FILLED 08 ELECTION

aOTHSS FIGHY HRY   BOTH DEMOCE aTIC AND REPUB LICANS CONDUCTING (AMPAIGN TO CONTROL NENT SENATE.   4 SEATS TO BE FILLE!   Nineteen cf These Ave Now Held by Democrats and Fitteen by Republicans.—-BKigh! Centers in  The West.

Pres-Elect Harding — Now in Panama—  A Noisy Welcome   HAS MANY INVITATIONS TO BE GUEST OF HONOR — TIME LIMITED — WILL STOP AT KINGSTON — PARTY WELL AND HAPPY

SEN. HARDING IS IN PANAMA   President-Elect Given Noisy Welcome as Parismina Steams Into Harbor—Goes to Hotel.

MR. HARBING AT PANAMA   President-Elect Was Given Noisy Welcome There Today.

‘HARDING REACHES CRISTOBAL   President-Elect Given Notsy Wel.  eeame in Kiarhar. i

GETS NOISY WELCOME   President-Elect Harding Arrives at Cristobal, Panama.   Goes Direct to Hote!l—Plans to Visit Golf Links After Resting.

Submarines and Airplane: Escort ‘President-elect : Harding’s Ship   THROUGH CANAL ZONE   Will Eat Turkey With the President of Panama— To Consult Democrats

HARDING LANDS AT CRISTOBAL TODAY   Submarines and ‘Aleplaites Escortet His Skip TRreath thé Harbor

HARDING LANG AT GANAL PORT   ‘President-Elect Is To Be Guest of Panama’s President.

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING GIVEN NOISY WELCOME   Went Direct to Hotel After Landing at Christobol From Steamer Parismina.

SENATOR HARDING AT PANAMA CANAL   President - Elect of United States Is Given Noisy Welcome as Steamer Enters Harbor of Colon.

President-Elect _ Harding In Panama   Arrived at Chr stohay Today Aboard tha Steamer Parisintiua

HARDING ARRIVES AT CRISTOBAL   President-Elect Given A Noisy Welcome As He Reaches Panama Port.

CEN NOISY WEL.C508 BY CRAPRT IN i AMBOR.   Pisy Veeck Ahead of Senworetardins With Calls on cials end Trips of in portion. Fie,

NOISY WELCOME GIVEN HARDING AT GRISTOBAL   President-Elect Is Greeted By Craft In Harbor Of  Panama Port.

HARDING ARRIVES AT CANAL DESTINATION   Will Spend Five Days in Zone *Inspecting and Resting

PRESIDENT-ELECT _ REACHES CRISTOBAL   Given Noisy Welcome 01 Arrival.

HANUING GIVEN ROYAL WELCOME  AY CANAL GIT   FORCED TO DECLINE SCORES OF INVITATIONS TO ATTEND PUB: LIC FUNCTIONS.

HARDING IS IN. KINGSTON      President-elect’s Arrival in Jamaica !: Delayed by Bad Weather

HARDINGS REALE THE CANAL ZONE   Greeted by Noisy Welcome and Flooded With Invita* tions to Functions.

HARDING NOW IN CRISTOBAL   President- Elect: of United States Arrives in the Canal Zone

HARGING ARRIVES AT PANAMA PORT   Showered With Invitations To Public Fuactions

NOISY WELCOME AT CRISTOBAL HARBOR   President-Elect Harding Arrives at Cristobal, Panama.   aces Direct to Hotei—Pians to Visit Golf Links After Rest. ing.

IARDING LANDS UN COAST OF PANAME   PRESIDENT ELECT INVITED TO SCORES OF FUNCTION IN CANAL ZONE

HARDING REACHES CRISTOBAL TODAY   submatines and Airplanes Kacort Steamer ‘Through Harbor ; Warmly Greeted,

HARDING PARTY LANDS   GIVEN NOISY WELCOME BY CRAFT IN HARBOR.   President-Elect Goes Direct to Hotel Where He Willi Rest After His Voyage.

JOHNSON REPORTS MEETING   American Ambassador Vnkes Statemeni to State Department on     San Remo Conference.

Grand Jury Indicts M.-H. Houser, Vice President of U.S. Corporation.   ‘MANIPULATED FIRMS TO HIS OWN PROFIT”   Jury Says European Relief Is Move Backed! By Spec uilators.

Grand Jary at Spokane Score Man Connected With United States  fienain foaornoration.

FIXED SELLING PRICE FOR WHEAT SUGEESTEL   U. S.-GRANM JURY.RETURNS FINDINGS HINTING.AT MANIPULA-TION OF COMPANIES.

Choice of fe ee for   ACTION TAKEN AFTER  REFUSAL TO ACCEPT      Stampede Follows Debate braskan for Candidacy

SELECT BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT   Prohibs. Name Commoner by Acclamation —

1O MADE CHOICE BY ACCLAMATION ~ DESPITE PROTEST   HAD TELEGRAPHED FRIENDS Bi COULD NOT ACCEPT LEADERSHIP.   CONVENTION STAMPEDES   In Naming Nebraskan As Standard Bearer Program All Upsit As Selection of Nominees Was Scheduled For Friday.

BRYAN FOR PRESIDENCY   Chosen Despite Previous Refusal to Become Candidate.   ONLY 6 OUT OF 200 VOTES AGAINST HIM

BRYAN IS NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT OF PROHIBITION PARTY   Convention at Lincoln Set Prece dent by Naming Candidate on-the First Day.   BROTHER TOLD DELEGATES NOT TO CONSIDER BRYAN   Placed in Nomination by Miss Marie Brehm, First Woman Convention Chairman.

PROHIS SELECT WM. J. BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT   NOMINATION IS ‘TENDERED  NEBRASKAN AGAINST HIS WISHES.

BRYAN NOMINATED AS DRY LEADER   PROHI Ry) bh th 1S STAMI) THOUGH COMMONER , EO AAD DECLINED   WINDUP EXPECTED TODAY   Probably Reach Adjournment This Afternoon—-Hopeful Bryan Will Accept.

Arid Party at Lincoln Convention Chooses Former  Secretary of State As Its 1090 Gtandard Raaror   DELEGATES SPURN HIS REJECTION OF OFFER   Nomination Comes After He Telegraphs Friends That He Cannot Accept Post If He Is Chosen.

BRYAN 1S NAMED BY ACCLAMATION   Prohibition National Convention Ignores H's Protest.   COMMONER MAY NOT ACCEPT

DRYS NOMINATE BRYAN   Prohibition Convention Acclaims Him Presidential Candidate.   4 € Resolution Is Adopted Offering “Peer less Leader” the Nomination— Calls Old Parties Cowardly.

BAYAN IS PROCLAIMED PRORIBITICN NOMINEE   CONVENTION STAMPEDES FOR NEBRASKAN DESPITE DECLINATION WARNING.

CONVENTION NAMES BRYAW   Former Cabinet Member Nomi. nated by Acclamation as Pro* hibition Party Candidate.

DRYAN [5 NAMED BY PROM! PARTY   Nebraskan Asked to Accept First Place on Dry Ticket.

PROHIBITION G To NOMINATE BRYAN BY AGCLAMATION   Telegrams to Friends Saying He Could Not Accept Failed to Stop Stampede.   TENDER OF LEADERSHIP SET THE CONVENTION AFIRE   Great Uproar With Parade. Shouting and Whooping Fol. lowed Passage of Calder. wooa Resolution Before Nomination Was Made.

BRYAN TO LEAD DRYS   PROHIBITIONISTS NOMINATE NE. BRASKAN BY ACCLAMATION,   Convention at Lincoln Adopts Resolu tion in Which Old Parties Are Called Cowardly,

BRYAN. FOR. PRESIDENT  Prol{ibitionists Nominate Nebraska Commoner for Pres. sdent United States.

CONVENTION NAMES TIM Oi\ IST VOTE   Resolution “Tendering” Party Leadership Starts Stampede, Despite Nebraskan’s Announcement He Could Not Accept.

COMMONER IS NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION   Convention Upsets Precedent by Selecting Candidate on Its First Day   BRYAN MAY DECLINE   NAMED STANDARD BEARER ALTHOUGH HE SAID HE WOULD  NOT ACCEPT

BAYAN WIRES AGCEPTANG IMPOSSIBLE   Prohibition Party Convention at Lincoln Stampeded on the First Day.

BRYAN NOMINATED AS DRY CANDIDATE   Nebraskan Again Selected to Run fer Presidency by Prohibition Party   CHOSEN BY ACCLAMATION   Precedent Established When -Woman Is Made Permanent Chairman of Convention

ale LEADER OF ~ THE DRY TICKET   fhe Dead. Issue Revived And Bryan is Noniinated by. Ac.) clamation to Lead in the _ -Hection This Fall. '..How’s Your Thirst. -

Norhinated at Natbonal Conve: tion AMter Refusal to. Accent "Miss Buhm, of bed Permaneht.Chairman,

WHITE RIBBONERS NOMINATE WILLIAM J. BRYAN OF GRAPE JUICE FAME BY ACCLAMATION

BAYAN 1S NAMED BY PRORIGITION BY AGCLAMATION   National Convention Ignores Protest Of Commoner,   MAY NOT ACCEPT   Woman Chosen Permanent Chairman First Time In History.

SAYS PRISONERS ARE MISTREATEL   Paroled Prisoner Declare: Conditions at State Farm Like Indianapolis Jail   HE CHARGES CRUELTY   Superintendent Talkingtor Says There Is No Truth in the Statements

7GEN COMPLAENS OF ON STATE FARM             Paroled Prisoner Charges Guards Are Cruel and Insulting.

WILSON PLAN BISCARDED.   ‘Fiuma Will Not Be Independent As Urged by the President,

SEVERAL EXPLOSIONS   Cause Heavy Damage to Plant in Pittsburgh.*

FIRST SUFFRAGE TEST TODA   Registration In {ilinois Expected Te Show How Anxious Women Art To Vote. -

Victorious Poles Continue To Drive Back the Russian Reds,      Soviet Russia Said To Be Anxious For Peace With Poland—French Officers Aiding the  Victors.

PULES CONTINUING  SUCCESSFUL DRIE  (Oh areca   HAVE SWEPT BACK THE RED ARMY IN ALL DIRECTIONS FROM CAPITAL, cITy   BREST ~ LITOVSK LEARET   Reds Complete Evacuation of That. Important City—Soviet Army Holds Out Only in the Vicinity Demberg

VAST RED HORDE IS THROWN BACK; ENEMY FORCED 10 ABANDON CITIES   RETDS ARANDON TL_DKOW.

PROPERTY TRANSFERRED ON FIF.  TIETH ANNIV ERSITL COM. Qltra ORIG   ALL OBLIGATIONS ASSUMED   Road Sold to Satisfy Judgment of $36, 000,000 Obtained by the Equitable Trust Company o New York,

RIO GRANDE RAILWAY (5 SOLD 10 PACIFIC   WESTERN PACIFIC COMPANY TAKES OVER ALL STOCK OF DENVER ROAD.

CROOKEDNESS IN BASE BALI   Evidence Found By the Cook County Criminal Grand Jury

ALUMI SET PLANS FOR - $2500 BUILDING FUN   Council Adopts “Greater Alumni ' Association’ as Slogan of * Huge Campaign.

ALUMNI SET PLANS FOR $250,000 FUNC   Council Adopts “Greater Alumni Association” as Slogan of Huge Campaign.   NEXT MEETING JUNE 2:   New Organization Will Be Established Under the State Laws—Large Committee Necessary.

TAX ON NEW YORK BROKERS BRINGS IN BIG REVENU   Fifty Millions: Paid in License and Stamp Fees Annually to U. $. Government.

TEVENUE FROM BROKERD MORE THAN 50 MILLIONS   IX THOUSAND STOCK SALESMEN CONTRIBUTE LARGELY TO GOVERNMENT INCOME WITH LICENSE AND SPECIAL TAXES.

REVENUE FROM STOCK MARKET OVER $50,000,006   OVERNMENT GETS THIS SUM FROM LICENSES, INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR SAYS

PEAMANENGY OF PROHIBITION SURE   Bryan Says Govt. May Have to Take Over Alcohol.

U. S. TO SEIZE ALL ALCOHOL?   William Jennings Bryan Declares Time Is Near When Government Will Have to Act.

NATION (6 LAVIGH IN [TS CARE OF THE PRESIDENT      Giver Him A Furnished Home, A Yacht And Motor Care

NEW REPUBLIC IS FORMED   Lenine to Recognize Buffer State Con. sisting of Provinces of Baikal, Sakhalin and Kamchatka.

PASSED AWAY AT BARRY: NiNE  TARIOM IN ARDMORE THES MORNING   Fhe End Came After am Attack of Accute Dialation of the Heart - —Wife and Daughter at iis Bedsiac

JAKE HAMON, 6. 0. ?. COMMITTEMAN ‘DIES OF WOUND   PASSED AWAY AT HARDY SANI TARIUM IN ARDMORE THIS MORNING   Pho Kad Que After an Attack 0} Accuto Dialation of tho Moart —Wite and Daughtor at Jils Bednida

TO DEFEAT SUFFRAGE.   North Carolina Opponents Pro. pose Alliance With Those in    Tennessee Legislature.

ANTI-SUFFRAGIOTS WIN FINAL COUNT   TENNESSEE REFUSES TO DECLARE TUESDAY'S ACTION ILLEGAL   BOTH HOUSES ADJOURNED   Representative Reddick, Suffrage Leader Blocked at Every Turn in Contests of Last Day

WOMEN WILL NOT HAVE 10 PAY POLL TAX IN TENNESSEE TO RECIEVE SUFFRAGE PREROGATIVE   LEGISLATORS OF VOLUNTEER STATE ARE GALLANT TO THE CLINGING VINES AT THE  >" DAST MOMENT

NO POLL TAX FOR TENNESSEE WOME}   House Defeats Bill to Require Such Payment by Vote of 41 to 34.

“ACTION WIL STAND   HOUSE DECLINES TO DECLARE IL_ LEGAL ACTION AGAINST RATIFICATION, —   POLL TAX BILL 1S-DEFEATED   Measure Intended to Require Payment by Women Is Beaten, 41 to 34; Adjournment Is Taken.

SUFFRAGE WINS ANC LOSES IN FINAL TENNESSEE FIGHT   Poll Tax Law Defeated, But Effort to Have Non-concurrence Procedure Declared [legal Fails ia Lower House.   LEGISLATORS VOTE EXTRA  SALARY FOR THEIR LABORS   Two States Uncertain in Attlinde Toward Lawa Enabling Women to Vote Under Nineteenth Amendment, NaGonal Woman'y Party Reports.

GREAT ADDRESS BY MRS. MANK      CHICAGO WOMAN PAS'FOR MAB i WONDERFUL PLEA FOR WORLD PEACH   THT HAS. WISH-BON

GREAT ADDRESS ~ BY MRS, MANN   cuic: AGO. WOMAN PASTOR M AKES WONDERFUL PLEA FOR  WORLD PRACE   THT HAS. WISH-BONE

NEW REGIME T0  CHANGE POLICY   ' i Reported Carriinza Rule Against Foreign Oil Interests Wil, — ~ "be Eliminated. _

Mexican Constitution to Be Revised and Loans to Be Transferred to U. S.

MEXICO IN DEBT   NEW POLICY IS EXPECTED IN FAVOR OF FOREIGN INTERESTS   q (By United Press)

KILLS BEAR WITH AX IN NORTH WISCONSI?      SIXTEEN YEAR OLD LAD SWINGS CLEAVER UPON BRUINS HEAD,

INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTERS      if 4 ‘Meetings to be Held in Varlous -Parts . of the County for Benefit of Prospective Voters. ¢

POLICE NIP BANK PLOT?   Umaha Altthorities Believe They Have Foiled Attempt to Rob Nebraska Banks on Wide Scale by Arresting Five Persons With Weapons.   HELD IN CONNECTION WITH WISCONSIN THEFT   Jetectives Visit Blair and Oakland Where Bank Robberies Were Reported to Be Staged — Bring Back One Man for Investigation.

BANK ROBBERS FOILED   Omaha Arrests Believed to Have Frustrated Widespread Plots Nebraska.

JOY DAY Message  1921 Christmas Savings Club  of the   Atchison Savings Bank

Black Hand In Caruso Casels - Strongly Hintee   Caruso Estate Is Armed Camp With Guards Posted As Result

BLACK AND WORK IN CARUSO ROBBER   Detectives Think It May Figure in Theft of Jewels ¥rom Singer’s Home.

CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION FORMED   Wik “Champion in the Highest Courts the Civil Liberty Rights of Persons and Organizations”

LORAL LINDER ‘LOSES HIS LIFE   G & We keman, of Oelwein, Met Death Monday Night at : About 16:36,

LORAL LINDER ~- LOSES HIS. LIF   GC. GOW, Brakeman, of Oelwein, - Met 7) Deis 3 TS About? is 20,

AIR TRAINS TO CROSS AMERIC!   GREAT PLANES, EACH CARRYING TWENTY-SIX PASSENGERS SOON OPERATING (S PLAN

TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR LINE PLANS DEVELOPING   Daily Passenger Service Between Ohi : cago, New York and San Francisco Announced

ELEVEN MILLION BALES FOR SEASONS GREP [a DEPARTMENT PRED TOK   IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION  6GIVES PROSPECT FOR LARGER CROP THAN 1919,

LARGER COTTON CROP, FORECAST OF DEPARTMENT   Improvement in Condition Gives Promise of Better  Than Last Year.

COTTON CROP TOBE. LARGER THAN 191°   Figures Announced By Department of Agriculture Places Crop at 11.450.000 Bales.~

COTTON CROP. BETTER THAN SEASON OF 719   Big Improvement Since  May Indicates Produc tion Will Exceed Thai of Last Year.

FOUR YEAR OLD GIRL KILLED IN GUN'S DISCHARGE   Mabel Steger in Kitchen When Gun Was Knocked Over and Aggie. dentally Discharged Instantly  Killed

ELECTION OF MINERS TUESDA\   Fight for Control Be tween Conservatives  and Radicals.

IS FOR LEWIS AS ~ CHIEF OF MINES   conservative -Vote Will Be a Big Factor Against Marlan, the Kadical Candidate.

DEFEAT OF LEWIS SPELLS DISASTER HIS FRIENDS SAY   Radicals Are Running Harlan For Pres., Howatt For  “Vv.” P.—Green For Sec. "Treas. is Unopposed

SAFE CONDUCT ~ FOR CARR ANZA   OBREGON PROMISES - THAT. FORMER CHIEF MAY: LEAVE COUNTRY.            Is Still at Liberty With Forces However, and Will Soon . Shiro unded 

CARRANZA STILL ELUDES REBELS   Gen. Obregon Announces That President is Closely Pursued by Revolutionary Forces Which Have Him Practically Surrounded at Rinconda.   CHANCE TO LEAVE MEXICO   Reensote Continces.

A. §, CAISSON DEAD :   Former Resident Dies at Russellville, _ Ark.—Confederate Veteran.

ORGANIZE NEW ' ASSOCIATION   Set of Victory Chimes to Ring Out Reminder of Sacrifices Made

EVERY AMERICAN CHILD WILL BE CALLED UPON TO CONTRIBUTE TO. THE "LIBERTY CHIMES”. FUND

BRITAINS WAR. DOGS   ~ < ra oa: i {AWAITING ORDERS TO DOENCT UPON THE RUSSIANS.   Plan is To Blockade Revery Avenue of Support. . i

ENGLAND READY TO FIGHT REDS   Britain Assures Poles of Square Deal in Parley   SOVIET NOTE DEFIANT   Wilson Calls Meet With Officials of State —

BRITAING WAR DOGS   AWAITING ORDERS TO POUNCT: CRON THE RUSSIANS.   Pian is To Blockade Fverys  y Avenue of Support.

PLANS RUSHED TORETURN - [INES   UNION LEADERS ANXIOUS TO KNOW WHAT FATE AWAITS BILL

UNION LEADERS AWAIT ANSWER IF PRESIDENT   Railroad Administration Rushes Plans To Turn Roads Back To Private Owners   HINES AND PALMER } RECOMMEND APPROVAL   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Will Resume Power If Bill Is Approved

HINES AND PALMER URGE WILSON TO . SIGN RAIL Bu   UNION OFFICIALS, HAVING ASKED FOR VETO, ARE WAITING FOR PRESIDENT’S ACTION,

MEANS A LONG FIGHT EITRER WAY IT GOES   Hines and Palmer Said to Have Advised Wilson to Approve   OTHERWISE FINANCIAL CHAOS IS THREATENED

ADIGE PRESIDENT 10 SIGN RAIL BILL   Hines and Palmer Urge Wilson te Make Esch-Cummins Measure a Law at Once.   TO BE EFFECTIVE MARCH   Railroad Administration Preparing to Discontinue All Departments

PRESIDENT WILL SIGN RAIL BILL, MANY BELIEVE; HAS HINES’ APPROVAL

AAILWAY MEASURE GOES TO WILSOA   Chief. Executive to-Act Before _Roads_ Are Returned, Next Monday.

FOR SIGNATURI   Cummins-Esch Measure As Passed By Congress Goes to Wilson, Who Is Expected to Act Before Monday,   CHIEF MAGISTRATE’S VIEWS ARE UNKNOWK   Some Farmers Voice Their Opposition to Proposed Law, While Others Are in Favor of Its Annroval.

FOR SIGNATURE   No Indication From White House as to Mr. Wilson’s  Views on Measure.   ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKED TO PASS ON ITS VALIDITY   Representatives of  Bretherhoods Dref@ine Memorial Praying for Veto- Farmers National Council to he Heard in Opposition Today. Other Farm Organizations Approve

DECISION IS CAPECTED BY NEXT MONDAY   Labor Preparing Memorial Seeking Veto of Measure —No Indications From White House on What Wilson Will Do.

HINES AND PALMER ADVISE WILSON TO SIGNRATLWAY LAW   DETAILED ANSWER TO OBJEC VIONS RAISED BY LABOR LEADERS PREPARED BY ADVISORS   LABOR AWAITS DECISION   Three Courses of Action Can he Taker be Labor if President Signs Bill—May Test Guaraunty Clause in Courts

EAPEGT WILSON TO AGT ON RAIL BILL VERY SOON   Measure Sent to the White House Will Be Disposed of Before March 1.

President Expected to Act on the Railway Bill Before Monda   Brotherhoods Will Ask President to Veto Measure— Farmers Divided.

AWAIT DECISION ON RAIL BILL   Presidents Next Step is Looked For Saturday

RAILROAD- ADMINISTRATION: 1S RUSHING PLAN TO RETURN ~ ROADS TO PRIVATE USE

EXPECT WILoON WILL ACT UPON AA AIL] SAN   Belief in Washington That President Will Either Sign or Veto Measure By Monday   -BROTHERHOODS URGING  ACTION AGAINST PLAN   Measure Sent to Justice Department for Opinion Regarding its Validity

PRESIDENT WILSON EXPECTED TO ACT ON RAIL BILL; HINES URGES RETURN   RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION IS EAGER TO TURN THE ROADS BACK TO THEIR OWNERS—-ATTORNEY GEN  ERAL PALMER JOINS HINES IN URGING PRESIDENT  TO SIGN THE BILL

ANILROAD BILL SUP TO WILSON FOR SETTLEMENT   Vimeo.             PRESIDENT IS a ACT BEFORE ROADS oo Rt : TO OWNERS ON MO ¥.

EARLY AGTION GY WILSON ON RAlL BILL 1S EAPLOTED   Measure Sent to White House for Wilson’s Signature   BILL OPPOSED BY LABOR

FARMERS PETITION WILSON TO APPROVE ANILROAD MEASURE   Oppose Rival Council and Brotherhoods Who Have Asked for Veto of the Bill.   PALMER TO PASS ON BILL   Sent From White House to Department of Justice For His Opinion.

PRESIDENT  WAITS ON PALMER   Railroad Reorganization Bill in Hands of Attorney General for Opinion as to Its Validity.   APPROVAL OF LAW URGED BY FARMERS

AECISION ON RAll BILL EXPECTED   Vilson Probably Will Act On Esch-Cummins Measure Today

RAILWAY BILL NOW IN HAND UF PRESIDENT   UNIONS PREPARING PROTEST AGAINST APPROVAL BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Farmers Council Will Also Protest But Other Farm Organizations Urge Approval

UNION LEADERS STILL OPPOSED   Machinery of the Interstate Commerce Commission Is Set In Motion To Receive Roads At Bcnignt  Sundav.

AWAIT PRESIDENT’S ACTION ON RAILROAD   Advice by Hines and Paimer to Presi dent s to Sign Bill and Let it Become a Law immediately

PALMER AND INES ADVIGE PRESIDENT TO SIGN RAIL BIL   Information to This Effect i: From Sources Uusually Reliable—Expect Action Shortly.   UNIONS. AWAIT DISCUSSION   Will Do Nothing More Until President Takes Final Action, Leader States.

BOLSHEVIK TROOPS FLEE IN DISORDER BEFOREPOLEDRIVE   Flanks Whipped by Desperate Counter Blows, Red Army in Panicky Flight.   RETAKE BREST-LITOVSK AND BIG BAG PRISONERS   Menace to Warsaw Is Broken by New Offensive Tactics of Polish Defenders.

GETTING THEIR DESERTS.   Wild Pyed Reds Giving Way Under  Polmh Onslaughts.

GETTING THEIR DESERTS.         som “ith vik Byed Reds Giving Way} Unde

PANAMA CANAL OPEN AGAIN   Culeora Slide Is Cleared Out and Ships Move After Six-Day Interruption.

0 A MARKED MAN   PROHIBITION ADVOCATE SAY: TOM IS TOO MOIST.   Organization Going After All La Officers in Count'y.

LEGION SENDS HOT WORD TO GOLBY Oh JAP TREATY PLANS   ‘Says Nullification of “Anti” Lav Would Be Direct Insult to Legion and State.

Hank Messenger Robbed and Shet reliceman Guard Is Alee  it i Oe tt ee

CHICAGO BANDITS SHOOT MESSENGER AND GUARD, . ESCAPE WITH £50,000

BANDITS SNATCH BAG WITH $50.00,   Bank Messenger Held Up O: Chicago Street; Police Guard Is Shot,

POLAND DIGAVOWG VLAN OCCUPATION   Capture. of Lithunian Capital Made By Mutinying Troops.

STEAMER ST. LOUIS BURNED AT HOBOKEN   Loss $1,000,000 or More —Carried so Many French Wives That it Was Known as the ‘‘Rridal Ship.

AMERICAN STEAMER ST. LOUIS BURNED   -irst Passenger Liner Built In America In 20 Years Damaged to Extent of $1,000.000—Freighters Collide.

$1,600,009 LOSS IN FIRE ON THE _. LINER ST. LOUL   Water-Poured on Kroonland Saved That Steamer From

DAMAGE ON ST. LQUIS ESTIMATED AT MILLION   Intertor of Vessel fs Wrecked and Plates Are Severely Warped,

EDITOR REFUSED 10 ANSWER QUESTIONS   Point Involved Important to All Papers.

CITY EDITOR DEF [ES COURT AS WITNESS   Newspaper Will Take Case T: High Court As Test  Case

CONTEMPT CHARGE AGAINST EDITOR   CHICAGO EVENING AMERI. CAN MAN HELD BY  JUDGE.

CHICAGO EDITOR WN INL FOR PROTECTING ~ HIS NEWS SOURCE      Refuses to Give Informatior  to Grand Jury Hearing: Drug Evidence

PRISON YAWNS FOR EDITOR WHO. WON’T TELL NEWS SOURCE   Chicago Judge Sentences Newspaper Man to Jail Until He Will Talk; ‘Gets Stay of Sentence.

MARKET WAS BIT ERRATIC   Uncertainty of Railroad Situation Causes Prices To Fluctuate.   NOON BROUGHT STRONG RALLY

END OF RAIL STRIKE IN SIGHT   Regular Unions Rush Men to Chicago to Beat the Outlaws.   BLIZZARD AID TO STRIKERS   Vice President of Old Brotherhood Says Walkout Is Hysterical— Grievances Just, but ifethods Are Illegal.

UNION TQ BREAK CHIGAGO STRIKE   “Regular” Organization Rushes Men in to Beat “Outlaws,”   EMBARGO ON ALL SHIPMENTS   Sunday’s Blizzard Was Big Aid to the “Rebel” Walkout—Head of Old Brotherhood Says Grievances Just but Action Illegal.

END OF RAIL _ SIRIKE NOW ' TO BE SEEN   Regular Unions Rush Men to Chicago to Beat the Outlaws.   BLIZZARD AID TO STRIKERS   Vice President cf Ojd Brotherhood  Says Walkout is Hystericai— Grievances Just, but itethods Are iliegal.

FIND nopyY. LIN WEEDS      Kansas City Children’ Discover Man With Throat. Cut

Seupaersnimeiintet . Simmenemetniened BODY OF MURDERED MAN FOUND IN WEEDS

UNIDENTIFIED MAN WITHAWROAT CUT   Bound Hand and Vou pifeless Body Found by Chilérey tn Patch of Weeds,

Inidentified Man Found in Kansas City Suburb; Throat Cut and Hands and Feet Tie

AKRON YOUTH KILLS MOTHER SHOOTS SELI   Wanted to Marry Hungarian Sweetheart   Mother Objected To Proposed Union

LOOK FOR RAISED NOT        cRV  DOLLAR FED        > RAISED TO TWENTY.   Seem to Be Large Number Oul—Genttine Twenty Has Picture of Cleveland: Lincoln ow the Five.

Skull Is rractured   ees ewe BY FALL FROM SCAFFOLD At REFORMATORY RECONSTRUCTION.   RUSHED TO ST EDWARDS HOs PITAL.

Skull Is rractured   BY FALL FROM SCAFFOLD \1   REFORVMATORY RECON  STRUCTION.   RUSHED TO ST EDWARDS HOsPITAL.

SEARCH FOR A DARK HORSE   Intermission Devoted to Conlfereseces  aed Desperate Effort to Line Den farms tecem tae ‘Fie hk oft 

OUPPORTERS OF M ADOO DECIDE —TOOTAND PAT FOR THEIR MAN   oy No Attempt Will Be  ade to Coalesce With the Palmer Forces; Cox’ $ Friends Refuse to Yield,   HOURS DEVOTED TO DARK HORSE QUEST   Talk of the Convention Going Over to This Week Is Heard, But a Leaders Onnosed to Such a Plan.

Big Three Leaders Striving Hard to Get a Compromise   McAdoo and Palmer Forces Importuned by Each Other to Find a Way to Stop Governor Cox of Ohio. -

FORCES FIGHT ~~ - TOADD VOTES   MeAdoo and Palmer Com. bine To Defeat Candidate  From Ohio.

SIBERIAN PEASANT HORDES UNITE FOR  LAND AND FREEDOM   Mere Lads Mustered to Overthrow -. Hated Kolchak Government; — _ Plan Jap Resistance

RUSSIAN PEASANTS WILL RULE RUSSIA   SOVIET FORCES WILL WIN WHEN FOREIGN TROOPS GO.   Writer Says Siberian Boleheviki Are Friendly to American Soldiers— Predicts Early Peace  - With Mescow.

Christmas Prices ' In Merry Englanc   SHOES AND FURS IN SHARE DE. CIINE—GERMAN GOODS ARE SOLD

THIRD YULETIDE SINCE PIPING  _ DAYS OF PEACE FINDS POOR PA STILL PAYING PIPER

DANIELS TIED NAVY'S HANDS   According to Testimony of Admira? Sims Before Senate Committee Today.   NEEDLESS LOSSES CAUSED BY DELAY   Seys Recommendations for Convoy System Was Held Un for Some Months.

Says Secretary of Navy Responsible For Convoy.  USED WRONG PLAN  Alleges Department Was Inefficient During  War.

ON THE CRIL   Admiral -Sims Accuses - Secretary Before Com: mittee of Responsibility for Loss of Ships by :Convov -Reeulations.   AN INDICTMENT

DANIELS WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR DELAYS.      ADMIRAL SIMS MAKES THIS CHARGE BEFORE THE SENATE  INVESTIGATING COMBUITTEE.   WAITED “A’ YEAR FOR BOATS   Sims Declared That the U, S. Ships Made up Less Than 12 Per - Cent-of the Allied Tonnage,

ADMIRAL SAYS BIG LOSSES "RESULTED   NAVAL CFFICER ASSERTS HE WAS KEPT IN DESPERATE STATE

CLAIMS DANIELS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONVOY TROUBL!   Admiral Sims Continues Evidence Before Senate Committee.   BLAMES DANIELS FOR CONFUSION   Unnecessary Losses in The Con voying of Ships, Due to Seeretary’s Acts.

MERIGAN PUBLISHER 13 EXPECTING DioORDERS TOEND THERE NEXT YEAE   SAYS OBREGON WILL BE CHOS. EN AS NEW PRESIDENT   Frank Cooperation Only Policy Fox United States To Follow

MEXICAN TRIPE TOEND IN 1221 CAYS ALVARADC   Thinks Election of Genera Obregon Would Eliminate Source of Trouble With U. S.   SUGGESTS CO-OPERATION BY THE UNITED STATES   Duty of Mexicans to Establish Progressive Government He Declares

BRIGHTER DAYS FOR MEXICO   Country Leugs for Peace aad Reorganization That Will Come With New Administration.

H. MORGENTHAU. TO MEXICO   Former Ambassador to Turkey Said to Be Stated for‘Job at Méxice ~ { eCity.

NEW JOB FOR MORGANTHAU   Former Envoy to Turkey to Be Ambas. sador to Mexico.

H. MORGENTHAU TO MEXICO   Former Ambassador to Turkey Said te Be Slated for Job at Mexico City.

MORGENTHAU MAY BE IN LINE   t p Betteren About Decided Oa fer Am; basa«endor toa Mevwico.,

SEVEN DEAD IN HOSPITAL FIRI   INMATES OF HOME FOR EPILEP TICS SHUT OFF FROM STAIRWAY BY FLAMES   (By United ress)

llipolis, O., Epileptic Hospital Scene of Terrible Holocaust This Morning. War Veteran with Service Gas Mask Rescues - Patients from  -.Burning Ward. Incendiary Blamed.

Epileptics Gould Not Escape from _ Institution at Gallipolis, Ohio ‘-‘ When Fire Broke Out,

Seven Patients Burn To Death At Gallipolis, 0   ) Male Ward of State Hospital For Epileptics Destroyed By Fire   TWO MORE MAY DIE OF INJURIES   Ex-Service Man Rescues Fif teen From the Burning Building

SEVENDEN "HOSPITAL FRE   Ohio Indtitution Wrecked by Fire Resulting in Death of Sev: en Patients.

SEVEN PERISH IN FLAMES   Patients of the Ohio State Hospital for Epileptics at Gallipolis Victims.

SEVEN PERSONS SUFFOCATED BY SMOKE IN A FIRE AT STATE HOSPITAL AT COLUMBUS, 0

GOLDEN DECLINES TO TALK.   Idle Miners Disappointed Over President’s Action.

MEN DISAPPOINTED   Mine Leaders Refuse to Com. mert on Situation

HEADLESS BODY FOUND IN LAKE   Mystery Surrounds Tragedy Uncove: ed ty Ghastly Discovery Near St. Joseph, Today.

FINED FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP   Missionary in Yunnan Province Pro. teats Against Action of the Chinese Authorities.

HARING WILL GU TOTOWA TO HELP CUMMINS’ CAUSE   PROTESTS THE FIRING OF CHRISTIAN PEOPLE

EASTERN HOTEL IN NEW YORK CLOS   Prohibition Puts Faineus Hostelry Oue of Business,

= Sev vvwevevew VevwevevwVe es Soo lOorlor”.hUhlmUmlU . N.Y. Hostelry Opened in  1812 Closed by Dry Law

PROHIBITION CLOSES A FAMOUS HOSTELRY   Eastern Hotel Was First Gpened a an inn Shortly After War of ist?

Resubmission of Peace Treaty Being Seriously Considered by President

IN ENTIRE STATE   Grand Jury Actions Are Threatened In Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus   PROFITEERING HIT   Fair Price Boards Take Sim. ultaneous Action In Many Cities

GOING AFTER EN ON FOOD PRICES   A State-Wide Campaign to . Force Down Restaurant and _ Hotel Charges.   AN INVESTIGATION OF COST AND PRICE   A Readjustment Proposed on  .' Basis of Fair Relation TRotereon Tham

9 CIVILIANS  (LED IN FIGHTING AT LOND RR  Nnounced in the Commons.

9 CIVILIANS  KILLED IN FIGHTING AT LONDON DERRY  And a Score Wounded, Bonar Law Announced in the Commons.

Textile Workers Prepare to _ Fight Saying Stockholders Paid Too Much.   HIGH PAID EXECUTIVES DRAIN, SAY WORKERS   Fight Over Closed Shop Expected in Middlewest This Winter,

TO CHANGE U. 0. TAFE IN MEXIGL   Charge Summerlin Is Ordered Home by Washington.   CREEL’S REPORT IS CAUSE   Decision of the Government to Recognize the De La Huerta Regime Based on Recommendation of the Special Agent.

U. S, STAFF IN MEXICO TO QUIT   Decision of Government to Recognize De La Huerta Government Cause.   SUMMERLIN SUMMONED HOME   State Department Accepts Creel’s Re Port on Conditions in Preference to the Regularly Constituted Dip lomatic Staff Recommendations.

FARMERS OPPOSE DAYLIGHT SAVING   HELD GOOD MEETING AT PUBLIC LIBRARY WEDNESDAY EVENING.

FARMERS BOUGHT  -TWINE FOR SEASOK   CONTRACT FOR MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATION AWARDED TO LOCAL FIRMS

WATCH STURAGE      Cold Werther } K  fable to Ruta HE Unless Mt Charged

ANOTHER ONE QUITS THE LEAKY SHIP OF STATI   Chairman Colver of Federa Trade Commission Asks Wil aon Not to Beappoint Him.   QUITS SEPTEMBER

HIS NAM BE CONSIDERE   Federal Trade Commission Head Doesn't Seek Re-appointment.

MESSAGES ON MEMORIAL DAY.   Tribetes te Army asd Navy Mea Vade by Two Seeretaries.

Secretary Baker Makes Public Official Message on Memorial Day Plans   COUNTRY NOT TO FORGET VALOR OF HEROIC FORCE   Head of Navy Department in Public Statement Praises Sacrifices of Heroes

Dr. Hess Fly Chaser   Prescription of DR. HESS (M. D., D. V. S$.)

a OF D PLAN   #oreign relations of U.S to be other main plank ° “Gp platform:

WILL BUILD VITAL PLANKS   PART OF WORK OF REPUBLICAN CON VENTION,   VEue Principles Deat With Forcign Lejations and Mexienn Policies’ ——Former Most tmportant.

Candidate Nominated Will Be Boss Carpenter Of the Chicago Platforn

HARDING ADVANCES ECONOMY AS ISSUE IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   G. O. P. Nominee Points to Alleged Economies Effected by Republicans.

HARDING TALKS ON LIVE (SU   Republicans Deserve Govern. ment Control on Ecenomjeal Basis Alone.   THE WARRING LEAGUE VS. AMERICA’S PEACE    Republican Nominee Talks to L a Visiting Delegation From  Wrandot County.

HARDING MAKES ECONOMY §=PLEA FAR FIFPRTIAN   Feeds Wyandott Folk With ) Old Fashioned Talk About Waste   DIGS AT PEACE PACT   Declares U. S. Has No Covenant, But Still Is At  Penee

GUATESVILLE MEN JOIN RAIL STRIKE   Twenty-Four Reading Crews Quit, Threatening a Shut down for Midvale and Lukens Steel Mills.   HOPE CENTERS ON EARLY DECISION UPON WAGES   Pennsylvania Officials Report Situation Little Changed. Traffic Over Reading Railroad at Standstill.

MORE OUT ON READING.   If Strike Continnes, Steel Industry Will Re Affected.

COX DETECTS AMBIGUITY IN HARDING STAND    Cites Interpretations of Johnson and Taft  as Proof.

“AGAINST LEAGUE, AGAINST ME"-- C0.   Democratic Chieftain Again Pounces On “Harding-Taft-Johnson Wobble.”

io  Ohio. Goveintie’ Paineens Thien aid _ Lashes Vigoyously Harding’ 8 Taft's ‘and Johrison’ 8. ‘Speecties—Says ‘His Opponent Stands” for‘ Scrapping” - Covenant—Calls: Upon. Cardinal - Gibbons and Bishop Murry. 

Political Developments   THIS LEAGUE OR NONE,” SAYS COX IN BALTIMORE SPEECH

COX FLAYS TALKS MADE UPON LEAGUE BY WIS OPPONENTS   AT SAME TIME CANDIDATE EUR THER EMPHASIZES HIS OWN POLICIES.   SCORES TAFT AND HARDING   Declares That Speakers for Former Express Certainty That Senator, If Elected, Will Do “Exactly Opposite” in Matter.

COX INSISTS THAT HARDING. FAVORS CPHADHINE  EAPIIE   Declares Heipful Reservations Should be Prerequisite to Ratification.   QUOTES TAFT THAT NEW ASSOCIATION IMPOSSIBLE   Flays Pronouncements Wednesday by Republican Nominee, Former President and Senator Johnson and Again Accuses Opponent Wobbling

FOR HELPFUL RESERVATIONS   GOx Says Thay Should Be Pre requisite ‘o Ratification,   ATTACKS REPUBLICAN LEADERS

COX RAPS VIEWS OF G.0.P. LEADER   Lashes Vigorously Conflict ing Speeches of Harding, Taft and Johnson   “ FAGUE OR NO LEAGUE”   Demands Republican Candi date State Which Party Faction He Favors

NOMINEE COX. EMPHASIZES HIS POLICIES   In Adtelress At Balumore Demoratic Standarc-bearer Asserts Helpful Reservations: Pre-re wrap atws: “The Licences: Poke of      FLAYS OPPOSITION SPEECHES   Declares _ “Everyone: Who Is Against’ Me Is Aainst League,” and. Says Harding fs ‘‘For  Aer rere ome are eee  Perr Cerrone a   SPOKE “AT WILMINCTON. DEL.

TAFT AND JOHNSON VIEWS OF HARDING STAND POINTED OU   wovernor Cox Calls Attentior At Baltimore to Divergent Positions Attributed to G. O. P. Nominee.

WOBBLY WIGGLE, 1 HARDING I ROUSING ANAL       COX EXCORIATES G. O. P. CHIEF   HAS TAKEN 14 POSITIONS ON LEAGUE, SAYS .: COX.

COX POINTS OUT OPPOSING VIEWS   Johnson Says Harding i: Against the League   W. H. TAFT CONFIDENT   Republican Candidate Would Cause Ratification—One of Them is Wrong, Says Cox Who Reiterates He Would Accept Helpful Reservations from Anv Source

MORE WOBBLING ISSEEN BY COX   Vigorously Lashes Speeches Mad Wednesday by Taft, Harding and Jobocon   BOOMS HIS POLICIES   “Everyone Who Is Against the League Is Against Me,”’ the Governor Declares

GOV. EDWARDS SIGNS BILL _ TO MANUFACTURE 3 1-2 P. ¢   Law Does Net Recome Operative Un: Gil Poemination of State af War.

f  UVENNUN   luge Quantities of Revolvers and Ammunition Are Given Federal Prohibition Agents ju Case of “Eventualities”      33 ‘Towns in Massachusetts. Many Long Dry, Out of 64, Vote in Favor of Selling   Liquor; Cities Also Vote Wet

BOVERHOR OF NEW JERSEY "SIGNS “BEER BALL” RECENTLY ” . PASSED BY LEGISLATURI

Legalizing Manufacture, Sale and Transportation of Beverages   Containing 34 Per Cent Alcohol, After Declaration of Peace.

‘three and nx Half Per Cent Alcoholic Heverages May Now Be Sold.

NEW JERSEY'S 3. PER GENT BEER LAW SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   BILL VEGALIZING MANUFACTURE OF BEER WITH REAL KICK 18 PASSED BY THE UPPER HOUSE

EDWARDS SIGNS." BEER BILL   Passed by ew Jersey Legislature Yesterday. Beverage Contains   3.5 PER CENT ALCOHOL

GOVERNOR SIGNS BOOZE BILL   New Jersey Executive Would Permit Sate of Liquor

SIGN BEER BILL   Governor Edwards Makes 3.5 Reer Legal In New Jersey.

FRANCE WOULD NOT ANTAGONIZE: WILSON   NOT TO APPROVE ADRIATIC SET TLEMENT WITHOUT CONCURRENCE OF AMERICA.   MILLERAND SOFTENS NOTE   High French Official Says for United States to Withdraw From Europe Would Cause World Chaos,

FRANCE WILL NOT MOVE WITHOUT U.S   Not to Approve Adriatic Set: tlement Without Concurrence of America.

SCHOOL FINANCES BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Definite Plans For Financing Schools Goes to Legislators This Week, Leadex Announces. -

OHIO'S SCHOOLS TO GET A SHARE OF SOLON’S TIMI   Financial Problems of Common School System to be Taken Up.   Assemblymen Resume Work Monday Evening.

KING ALEXANDER OF GREECE DIES   FIVE BALLOONS UP NV GREAT RAGE: AS YEP =

ITALIAN BALLOON ARRIVES TO TRY FOR WORLD PRIZE   Spent Sunday on Trip Prom  _ Alabama to Mt. Clemens, re

BALLOON LANDS IN MICHIGAN   [talian Entry in Flight Fron Birmingham Descended Today.

SMALLPOX SERUM ~-AUSHED TO HAITI   More Than Three Hundrec Cases of Disease Have Developed but Only One Deatt Has Been Reported>

Apariment Manager Give Clew That Leads Police to Windy City...   HOLD POISON THEORY   Authorities Believe Tongue Was Cut Out to Remove Original Crime Trace.

STILL BAFFLES: NETE TIVES   Detroit Police Call upd Chicago for Help i in Ui            DEVELOPMENTS

OFFICERS BAFFLED BY GRIME   UNABLE TO FIND CLUE TO IDEN TITY OF HACKED WOMAN'S CORPSE FOUND IN TRUNK   DETROIT SHIPPER 1S UNKNOWN   Homicide Squad of New York, Detroit and Chicago All Working On Mystery of Murder.

TRUNK MYSTERY MOST GHASTLY   POLICE OF DETROIT, CHICAGO AND NEW YORK ARE ALL BAFFLED.

TRUNK MURDER CASE BAFFLES POLICE; BODY WAS MIITIT ATF   Detroit Authorities Believe Victim Is Chicago  Woman.   VITAL ORGANS MISSING  Detectives Begin Search for  Exnressman Who Hauled  Trunk Coffin.

TILL MYSTERY 5 THE MURDER   Of Woman Whose Body Was Shipped From Detroit to New York.   SHICAGO MAY FIGURE IN GREWSOME AFFAIR   Couple Living at Shipping Point Address Claim to

PROBING MYSTERY.   Detroit Police Seek Clue to Murder of Corl Pound jn Trunk.

SAYS SOVIET REPRESENTATIVE WAITED JN VAIN FOR POLISH  ADMICTICPE CPARAICCIAE

WAITED IN VAIN FOR POLES   ‘Soviet Says Armistice Delegation bailed to Appear.

REPRESENTATIVE OF RUSSIAN SOVIET COMMAND WAITS IN YAIN FOR POLISH ARMISTICE DELEGATION

AMERICANS EAT LESS MEAT      Agricultural Department Makes Sur vey of Dietary Records—Peopie Using More Milk and Butter.

LESS MEAT EATEN IN U. S.   Department of Agriculture Makes Survey of Dietary Records.

NEW QUAKES “IN VERA CRUZ ~ CAUSE DEATHS   Mexican State of Vera Cruz Again Hit by Severe Shasks.   MANY LIVES BELIEVED LOSI   Great Property Damage Reported, But Details Are Lacking Because of Interrupted Communications— Covers Stretch of 65 by 55 Miles.   AMERICANS EAT LESS MEAT   Agricultural Department Makes Sur. vey of Dietary Records-—Peopie Using More Milk and Butter.

CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE   Proved Fatal To Thomas .J. Keith Saturday Afternoon

REVOLUTION IS FEARED BY THE JAP GOVERNMENT   KNOWING CONFLICT WOULD BE FATAL STATESMEN ARE URGING IT ON.   ‘ENTIRE JAP PRESS IS CRYING FOR WAR

ITALIAN PAPER DECLARES JAPS ~ ARE AFTERU.S   Says “Conflict, Even Tho: of Disastrous Consequénces, is Alternative of Revolt   PROPAGANDA SPREAD   America Glories In Being Better Prepared For the Rows Thaw Pear

WOULD BE FATAL ‘TO JAPAN   But Only Means of Setfling Galifornia Affair

WILL NOT PERMIT BOUT   Nw Haven Chief of Police Revokes Permit for Leonard-Dundec

WICHITA TAKING OWN CENSUS.  Pepto epninannin nmanieinnastin  A Revision of Federal Figures May He

RIVER AND HARBOR BILL DENOUNCED   10-Year Plan of Improvement: Urged by Mid-West Delegate at Conference; Wants Commission

+,  TTR EE te AN BEEN OT Ee PE EK Congress To Be Asked For $1,000,000,000  _ Jo Improve Harbors

d FOR WATERWAY  (   Congress Is Criticized for It: “Paltry” Rivers and Harbors Bill.

LION FOR BOATS   RIVER AND HARBOR WORK WILL REQUIRE A ROUND SUM   St. Louis Enthusiast Puts Over the Big Proposition

MUST CONTINUE LAWS FOR A YEAR   Republican Leaders in House Decide Tariff and Revenue Measures Can't be Changed.   AT LEAST A YEAR REQUIRED   Congress Will be Asked to Appropriate at Least a Billion For Rivers and Harbors

Two Took Refuge From Storm the Other Working in Field Near Bullur.

LIGHTNING KILLS 3   Bolts Strike Down Men Near Butler During Storm

LIGHTNING KILLS THREE,   Two Took Refuge From Storm the Other Working in Field Near Butler.

NEW. ENGLAND FREIGHT AND PASSENGER -TRAFFIC WLL  PE MATEDIALIV RIInwTaAll em

STRIKERS FAIL TO WIN CONVERTS IN NEW ENGLAND   Only Break in Ranks of Loyal Workers Was at - Worcester.’

WILSON HURLS CHALLENGE AT HIR OPPONENTS IN BOTH PARTIES   Statement Leaves Way Open to Accept Democratic Nomina. tion—League is Biggest Issue

PRES, WILSON ON OFFENSIVE FOR LEAGUE OF  NATIONS PACT   Says He Is Confident That.the People of America and “the World Favor It.

“PUSSYFOOT” ON LEAGUE,  RUN-WILSON   President Lays Down Ultimatum to Brother Democrats.

PRESIDENT LAUNCHES OFFENSIVE   Challenges Democratic “Foes As:Well As. ° Republicans   MUCH IMPROVED

WILSON THROWS GAGE OF BATTLE   President Takes Offensive ir Behalf of His Policies   HARDING IN CHALLENGE   Herbert Hoover Urges G. O. P. Factions to Support Ticket

PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILI CARRY THE FIGHT FOR LEAGUE TO 'FRISCO.   OUTLINES HIS VIEWPOINT   No ‘‘Pussyfooting’’ on League to Be Permitted, Otherwise the President May Become Candidate Again,

Gage Is Thrown Down tc Party Opponents, Administration Officials Say   LEAGUE REGARDED AS THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE   DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IS BF. LIEVED OUTLINED BY UT. TERANCES OF PRESIDENT IN NEWSPAPER ARTICLE.

Offensive Taken by the President Indicated by His Interview Published Today.   GUAGE THROWN DOWN TO MEMBERS OF PARTY   Pussy-footing by the Convention Would Lead to Demand by Wilson That he be Named asa Candidate by the Democratic Convention i+ ic Taclarad

WILSON THROWS DOWN GAUNTLET TO FOES IN ~ AND OUT OF THE PARTY   SHOULD HIS PARTY AT. SAN FRANCISCO ‘WAVER ON LEAGUE.HE LEAVES OVER THEM THIRD TERM THREAT. 

Not Only Outlines in Interview What is Believed Will be the Democratic Stand But Also Has Thrown Down Gage to Opponents in His Own Party—Center Attack On the G. 0. P. Platform.

PINK WOLL WORM PROBE TO BE CONCLUGED TOOAY RESTRICTION FAVOREI   APPARENT. THAT MAJORITY 01 COMMITTEE WILL OPPOSE FEDERAL DEMANDS,

BOLL WORM PROBE TO BE CONCLUDED TODAY   BILL PROVIDING FOR REGULATED ZONES HAS MAJORITY OF JOINT COMMITTEE IN FAVOR,

INVESTIGATION NEARING END   Bill Proposing Regulat. ed Zones Will Receive  Consideration

THREE “WIVES” CLAIMED BODY   “Plesh” Rogers, Boxer, Committed Suicide By Gas in Boston   Body Claimed By Three Women Is Given to Mrs Ruth Rogers of Houston

Smash Vault Door With Sledge Hammer, Escape With Money and Bonds

DEFENDS U. S. A. IN OPEN LETTE!   VICOUNT GRAY GIVES. ENTANGL ING ALLIANCES AS GROUND FOR DELAY

HOBO ViatTS Ua THIS MORNING   Knglish Walker Calis At Star Office And Vells Histors.   HEADED EAST FOR BUSTON,

HOBO WAITS US THIS MORNING   Exnglists Walker Calls At Star Office : And Telis History.   HEADED EAST FOR BOSTON.

RAULMEN MAKE THREAT TO BOLT FRISCO TICKE!   Leaders Say South WAI Be  Split Unless Plank Is  Raticofartary

UNIONS OF SOUTH WIRE DEMO CRATIC CONVENTION   It Must Deal Jastly With Labor o1 _ Labor of South Will Bolt.

“LICENSE: “DRY SALOONS”   piles Would Ret Return’ to System : Used in Old Davy. :

MOTHER'S LOVE CAUSES DEATH   Wonimn KResened From Gas Fille« Hotise Re-enters in Attempt to Save Children.

TWO-CENT FARE LAW ILLEGAL   Federal Jadge Wade Says It Carno Be Enforced in lows.

Round of Festivities Including Many Meetings and Conferences During the Day, Theater Parties, Etc., Given Governor Who Concludes Day With Speech at Madison Square Garden.

COX AGAIN ENTERS NEW YORK FIELDS   FULL DAY'S WORK BY DEM. CRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Bie Event of Present Visit te New York Will Be Madison Square “oececy

DUVERNOR COX GUEST TODAY OF NEW YORK GITY   Candidate's Entrance Into Metropolis Early Today Was Picturesque.   FIREWORKS BLAZED TRAIL OF NOMINEE   Tonight He Will Address Mass Meeting at Madison Square.

COX IN FINAL APPEAL” FOR NEW-YORK SUPPOR   Democratic Candidate Puts ix Busy. Day Chasing Votes in Fastern Metropolis.   MADISON SQUARE TONIGHT

GOX IN NEW YORK FOR SECOND TRIP. OF THE CAMPAIGN   Strenuous Day of Campaigning Confronts the Democratic Candidate:

GOVERNOR COX  NOW IN GOTHAM   Invades Metropolis for Second Time. —   SPECTACULAR ENTRY FEATURES OCCASION   Elaborate Fireworks Dis plays Are Set Off.

COX AGAIN ENTERS 'y. NEW YORK FIELD:      FULL DAY'S WORK BY DEMO. CRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDES          Bis Event of Present Visit ta New York Will Be Madison Square Sorority

GOV. COX GETS BIG MIGHT RECEP {AMERY JERS   Democratic Presidential Candidate IS In New Yark Today Fiking Score of Engagements

Tells” Newspaper  "Men: ‘He - Sees. Decided - ‘Swing Toward Democrats.    TO PUT INDUSTRIAL _ EXPERT'ON CABINET

COX’S ENTRANCE TO N. Y. - CITY IS SPECTACULAR   Hundred Flag-Draped, Iuminated Automobiles In Procession from Jersey City After Midnight.   Reseats Demand for Retraction

GOV. COX BACK "—INNEW YORK   Visits Metropolis for Second Time Since Nomination— Score of Engagements   100 Autos With Red Fire Follow Governor from New Jersey lo New York

GOVERNOR COX ~INNEW YORK FOR CECOND TIME   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO ADDRESS CROWD AT MADJSON SQUARE GARDEN FOLLOWING RIUISyY NAY.

SKY ILLUMINED AS COX ENTERS N. Y,   Red Fire Lights His Way From Jersey to Gotham   ELABORATE DISPLAYS SET   Great ‘Gathering Planned . for Madison Souare Garden

DRY AGENT MAY QUIT JOB    Major Dairymple Adds to Rumor That He Will Resian.

DALRYMPLE ADDS TO RUMOR   Prohibition Commissioner for the Chi. cago District Leaves for Washing. ton—May Resign.

VISION OF STREETS ° OF GOLD IN ILLINOIS   Price For Hard Roads Construction Leaps in Cost to $50,000 For Mile of Road——-Doubled Since Last Year.

SUING FOR PUBLIC ‘#POLOGY FARCED T MAKE IN HOME TOWN   Man Asks Fifty \Thousan Dollars .From Nine. Met Who Forced Him to Kiss the Flag Because of -Pro-Ger  man Sentiment in N. C.

PAPER CLOTHING MADE IN AUSTRIAN IS ON EXHIBITION BY U. S. DEPT. OF COMMERC!

Meetings Tomorrow   Women’s Missionary So ciety, Christian Church.  N. R. E., guests of Mrs. C W. Whitmore.   FIFTEEN-CENT SUITS HERE   Paper Clothing From Austria on Ex hibition at the Department of Commece.

~~ GAN BE WASHEL   Government Has Samples o!  It on Hand From Fifteer Cents to Two Dollars and Sixty-five Cents Per Suit. — Sent From Austria. -

EXHIBIT OF PAPER CLOTHING   Washiagton Has Some Samples of : Avstrian Manufacture.

BOX LEANED WESTERN TAI OF MANY STA   FORMAL ADDRESSES EM  AVERAGE OF WORE THA TWO DAY ON HIS SCHEDU!

GUA LEAVES FOR WESTERN DRIVE   Will Make Month’s Swing Around the Circle  NINE THOUSAND MILES   Of Travel Through TwentyTwo States is Sehedule— Most Extensive Since that of Bryan in 1896—Last Month of Campaign in East and Middle West is Plan

COX_TO SPEAK IN: 22 STATES   Democratic Nominee Starté on Big . Speaking Tour “Around the . Circl

COX WILL BEGIN TOUR OF COUNTRY     SAYS SPECIAL TRAIN FOR TOUR ESTIMATED TO COST  > te sched

COX OFF ON SWING THROUGH 22 STATES   Tour Undertaken by Nominee  Bost Extensive Since That of Bryan in 1896

Governor Will Attempt Longest Western Trip of All History   Will Be West of the Mis sissippi for a Month or More

COX COMPLETES TOUR TONIGHT   Speaks at Kansas City anc Will Return to Dayton, Ohio, Tomorrow   Will Leave Middle of Next Week for East—To Visit  Indiana.

COX LEAVES GN 9,000MILE SPEAKING TRIP   MOST EXTENSIVE POLITICAL TOUR SINCE THAT OF BRYAN IN 1896 BEGINS.

HAYS WELL PLEASED WITH CONFERENCES OF 6.0. P. LENDERS   REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN STATES MEETINGS “ii AVE BEEN MOST SATESFACTORY”   ROOSEVELT 10 OPEN TOUR   Party's Head Says Rane io i Majority of tion Want Repu fean Victory This Year   Cox Begins Western Swing On 30 Day Campaign Tour; Will Traverse 22 States

ls Most..Extensive Speaking _ Tour Since Bryan’s 1896 ~~ Campaign.

COX STARTS ON EXTENDED TRII   Democratic Candidate to Make Two Speeches  a Day on Tour

COX TO SPEAK IN 22 STATES   Democratic Nominee Starts on Big Speaking Tour “Around the Circie.”

Last Sneeches in Kansas City Will Oeal With Irish: = Guestion.          WATCHES EFFECT OF * =. BORAH LEAVING STUM

GOX LEAVES TONIGHT ON WESTERN TOU   ‘ For the Next Month Will Talk  League of Nations Making  His First Speech at Lansing.

IEMOCKATIC CANDIDATE WHELL STARR TONIGHT EXTENDED SPEAKING CAMPAIGN OF WESTERN STATES   He Will Campaign dn Every State West of the Mississfppi, Except Texas, Atkaunsas, and bLouisiina.—CGreatest Tour Kver Undertaken

GOX STARTS 0 WESTERN TRIE   Democratic Candidate Wil Make Month’s “Swing Around the Circle.”

GUY. GOK STARTS A MONTH'S OWING ARQUND CLRGLE   Most Extensive Political Tour Undertaken Since Bryan’s 1896 Trip.   TO TRAVEL 9,000 MILES IN TWENTY-TWO STATES   League of Nations, Progressiv- ism and Republican Finances to be the Principal Matters - Discussed in Many Rear ' Platform Addresses.

COX MAKES FINAL TALK ON TRIP WES!   AFTER THREERADAYS OF REST TE WILL CAMPATON IN FAST AND SOUTH

COX-ENBS HIS: WESTERN _STEMPING. TOUR TONICH   Democratié Barnstormer Com. Pletes Extensive Trip With Speech at. Kansas. City.       NEW -TOUR“BEGINS OCT..16

ho STARTED SPEAKING TOUR OF STATES IN WESI   Will Be. Most Extensive’ “Swing Around.“ Cirele” Sinée . Bryan 1 “Stuinped” Country In] 896.   ‘WILL COVER 9,900 MILES

i Ser ee: 2 ee  cov. COX STARTS. ABS CAMPAICA   LEAVES COLUMBUS TONIGHT ' FOR A FQUR WEEKS’ TOUR OF THE STATES

COX OFF FOR TOUR OF WEST   NOMINEE TO TRAVEL 9,000 MILES ON TRIP   WILL VISIT 22 STATES   Initial Speeches To Be Made In Michigan Today

COX DEPARTS FOR MONTHS TOUR IN WESTERN STATE   Democratic Nominee to Cover 9,000 Miles During Campaign Circle — Speaks In Michigan Today.

CANDIDATE WILL MAKE 4108" EXTENSIVE, NATIONAL CANMPAIGN IN ALL WISTORY.

COX WINDS UP TOUR OF WEST TONIGHT   Democratic Nominee Looks fot  Break Between Borah and Harding.

COX STARTS ON TOUR TONIGHT   First of Speeches on Na tion Wide Circuit Will be Made at Lansing   VISITS TWENTY STATES   Will Return About Oct. 3rd and Will Then Campaign in the Middle West

GOVERNOR COX BEGINS SWING AROUND CIRCLE   Will Travel «a Month Through The West, Making 9,000 Miles In 22 States

COX BEGINS — EXTENSIVE STUMP TOUR   WILL MAKE FIRST SPEECH. IN LANSENG -TOMURROW, WILL SPEAR ES WET   WILL WIND UP HIS CAMPAIGN  IN EAST WITH WHIRLWING « PM

GOVERNOR COX HAS STARTED ON TRIP   Will’ Devote Month to Campaigning in West and Preaching Doctrines of . Truce Democracy

Has Invaded All But Thr states West of the Mississippi River   EAST LATE THIS MONTE       TIME FAST COMING BORA AND JOHNSON DEMAND SHOWDOWN © HARDING, SAYS GOVERNOR,

[OX DEPARTS ON  EXTENSIVE TOUR   Trip Through West Wil ,_ Cover 9,000 Miles Touching 22 States ~   TALKS ON AGRICULTURE   Promises to Appoint “Dirt , Farmers” to Important ; Federal Posts

AROUND CIRCLE’      Tour of All Western States Starts Tonight and Lasts One Month      TWENTY STATES, WITH _ FOUR SPEECHES DAILY      Democratic ‘Nominee Will Be in Chicago Saturday if Committee Waits,

COX STARTS 9,000 MILE TOUR OF WESTERN STATES   Governor Making Longest Speaking Trip Since Bryan Campaign of 24 Years Ago.   (By the Associated Prees)

YOUNG CHAMPS TO MAKE TRIP   Winners in Corn, Beef, Pig, Sheep and Poultry Clubs Will Have Expenses of Trip to International Live Stock Show Paid by Big Packers.

TURKS URGED TO WAR ON ALLIES   Adrianople Commandant Asks Mosiems to Free Sultan From Allied Influence.   ‘FIGHT AGAINST HIS JAILERS’   Izzet Pasha, Former Grand Vizier, Placed Under Arrest by Entente Authorities at Constantino. ple—Troops in Battle.

“WAR COMINGRUT WE ARE QUT"--NITT DECLARES   Trouble Brewing in Asia M’ nor, Bu “Not a Seldier Or Lire.” Premier Says.

ARMENIA TBE FREE REPUBLIC COUNCIL DECIDE   NO BOUNDARTES FORK NEM COUNTRY ARE YEP RESTABLISHED   NATIONS REFUSE MANDATE   tengue of Nations Rather Slietvingly Treated Over Vifair Ps Comment of Persons in Close Toueh,

COX PLANG 10 KEEP PACT IN LIMELIGH   Democrat Starts Invasion o “Solid South” With Speeches Today.

inroads : of .Republicans _ in Congressional Fight of 1918 » to Be Overcome. :   GOES TO TENNESSEE NEXT   Marion Democrats. Want Democratic Nominee:to Appear ear Porch,

a  COX RESUMES HIS STUMP CAMPAIGN. AFTER BRIEF REST   Will Speak in Kentucky anc Tennessee in Effort to Offset Republican Gains.

Hundreds of Shots Fired By; Drivers of Vehicles Durins Early Morning Hours wu Streets On West Side of Chi caco—No Casualties.

Chicago Taxicabs Used As Tanks In Big Street Battle   Rival Drivers Swap Bullets, Jockey ‘Cabs In Line

BATTLE BETWEEN FLEETS OF TAXICABS   Chicago's West Side The 4cent  Of An Early Morning Street Battle.

TANK WARFARE HAD NOTHING ON THIS      Taxi Cab Companies Stage Real Argonne Battle In Streets  Of Chicago—Hundreds Of Shots Fired

Tari Divorce  ‘Usé Autos as “Tanks in Fi whi   Rival Fleets, Battle for Hour With Guns and Cars in Chieaso Streets

TAXICAB DRIVERS WAGE BITTER WAS   Men of Rivat Coneerns Fight t¢ Hours dn Chieage Slreots Shoat and ‘Try fo Wreek Buel Ota

TO ADMIT AUSTRIA INTO THE LEAGUE   Commission on Membership Votes Recommendation Today and no Opposition is Expected.   VOTE OF THANKS TO AMERICA

Unanimous Vote Indicates There Will Be No Opposition To the Plan.

No Opposition to Admission of Former World Enemy to t aaque af Nations.   WELCOME WILSON’S OFFER   President’s Offer to Act a: Mediator Places Fate of Armenia in His Hands.

The. Membership. Committe _ Votes to: Admit. Austria to League of Nations    VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS.   And No Delay Will be Encountered — A Note of Thanks Sent to Wilson .

AIMISoION OF ENEMY NATION AEGOMMENDED   League Membership Com. mission Is Unanimous for Receiving Austria in Fold   WILSON ACCEPTANCE OF ARBITRATION APPLAUDED   ATTITUDE OF U. Ss. TOWARD LEAGUE CONTROL OF RAW MATERIALS CAUSES THAT PROJECT’S DEFEAT,

WILSON KNEW ALL ABOUT IT   Daniels Says President’s Wis dom Overshadowed Others in Plans for War.

Wilson Was Not Satisfied With British Policy   ‘Of Conducting Naval Operations Der. ing the War, Testitied Secretary Daniels Beiore Senate   Says They Chased Hornets all Over the Farm and Did Not Destroy

WILSON HIMSELF WASDISPLEASED DANIELS ASSERTS   ASSERTED HIS, DISSATISFACTION AT WAY BRITISH HANDLE  NAVAL END OF WAR. 4  A   SECRETARY QUOTES _ PRESIDENT WILSON   Declares Wilson Said Throw Tradition. To Winfls and Find Way To Beat Submarine.

WILSON DISPLEASED   SECRETARY DANIELS MAKES DIS CLOSURE BEFORE COMMITTEE   (Ry United Press)

WILSON WAS NOT PLEASED IN WAF   President Was Dissatisfied Witt The Way Great Britain Managed Naval Operations

BRITISH NAVY MISMANAGED SAYS WILSON   Would Listen To No Advice Up To Summer of 1917.

WILSON FOUND FAULT WITH BRITISH NAV’   President Early in 1917 Rapped Eng land's Naval Program in Confi dential Address to gk Giewgs  "

BRITAIN NAVAL ~ POLICY POOR   WILSON DISSATISFIED WITH THE WORK OF ENGLAND IN WAR REVEALED.

WILSON WAS NOT SATISFIED WITH FNALISH METHANS   Secretary Daniels Discloses Fact oat President Was in Favor of a Chaure      SECRETARY QUOTES A SPEECH OF PRESIDENT   Says Chief Executive Ursed Officers of Fleet to “Throw Conditions to the Winds”

WILSON WASN'T PLEASED WITH BRITISH PLANS   DANIELS TESTIFIES PRESIDENT URGED MORE AGGRESSIVE ACTIVITIES.

WILSON A CRITIC OF BRITISH NAVAL MANAGEMENT   His Plap Was to “Throw Diseretton te the Winds” and Find New Ways to Meet Sub. Menace

BRITISH NAVAL POLICY DID NOT PLEASE PRESIDEN}   Wilson Tells Officers in Confidential Address to Throw Tradition to Wind.

Wilson Criticised Way  England Handled Navy   Seety. Daniels Tells Committee the Pres ident Made a Confidential Speech to our Navy in Summer of 1917.

AESIDENT Wha DNOPLEAGED BY BATT ISH POLICY   Great Britain’s Naval Plans Unfavorable to Wilson, Says Daniels   MADE CONFIDENTIAL APPEAL TO OFFICERS   #IMS’ OBJECTIONS TO NORTI SEA BARRAGE HELD UI PROJECT FOR MONTHS, DAN. IELS ASSERTS,

WILSON ANCERED AT WAY BRITISH      Preparations tu Make American Nav Greatest in the World Were Started in 1915. Secretary of Navy Declares To Committee

$2.00 A YEAR, DUE IN ADVANCB  NUMBER 29   BRIEF ITEMS LOCAL NEWS

AMERICA WILL NOT OPPOSE   UL 8. Interests Not Involved With Identity of Greek Ruler.

UNCLE kM WILL NOT OPPOSE KING   CONSTANTINE LESS IMPORTANT THAN PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNWENT. SATD

ue mee nawen UNITED STATES UNLIKELY TO OPPOSE CONSTANTINE   State Department Professes Deeper: ‘nterest in Principles than in “3 oN, Individuals — Eg

WILSON REFUSES 10. CHEE ATITTUDE: ON RESERVATIONS   Tells Democrat Senators He wil Not Accept. Any Compromise ~ On Article Ten.   REITERATION UNNECESSARY.   Prefers to Have: Democrats Try to Convert Senator Lodge Rather Than Himself. °° :

Democratic Hopes for Com. promise Ratification Are Dashed by President   ORIGINAL POSITION UNALTERABLY MAINTAINED   WORD FROM WHITE HOUSE IN. DICATES COMPROMISERS  WOULD BETTER SEEK TO CONVERT LODGE.

‘ Re beak ee : Te "e] ins      This Is Word Given Out to Democrats at White House.   HOPE OF COMPROMISE GONE GLIMMERING NOW   Hint President Will Refuse tc Discuss Situation With Senators.

PRESIDENT WILL NOT” YIELD      Refuses. to Make Any Compramise on Article Ten of League of Na* tlons Covenant,

This Is Answer In Reply To Query As To Attitude On Article Ten Compromise   SENATOR HITCHCOCK WRITES PRESIDENT   Asks Him To Reeeive Senator Simmons To Diseuss Pos sible ‘Treaty Aetion

WHITE HOUSE WORD IS THAT SIMMONS’ MISSION USELESS   Democratic Hopes Believed to Have Been Dashed _ by Latest Report

NO MUTATION OF ARTICLE TEN   President Stands Pat—Hitchcock Sends Apneal   DEMOCRATS SIDE WITH G.O.P.!   Senator Simmons and Emissary Ready to Interview Executive 

Adamant Against Reservations Except Interpretive Ones; Hitchcock Receives No Reply to Request for Conference on Compromise

PRESIDENT WILSON WILL NOT CHANGE VIEW ON ARTICLE IC   Refuses to Accept any Compromise —Offer Made by Senate Democrats.

ARTICLE TEN RESERVATION NOT FAVORED   Wilson Is Expected Tt Frown on Proposed Compromise.

PRESIDENT WILSON WILL NOT < COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE X. OF THE LEAGUE'S COVENAN!                Democratic Hopes of Ratification Were Ag Blasted When White House Let It Be Kno hat Chief Executive Sees No Need of Fu  Discussing Treatv.

PRESIDENT PAT. ON COMPROMISE 10 ARTICLE 10   HOPES OF DEMOCRATS FOR RATIFICATION SEEM TO BE DASHED AGAIN.   SSG4TLED BY HITCHCOCK.

NO COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN ~ PRESIDENT SAYS   WILSON STANDS PAT ON TREAT RESERVATIONS AND  DECLINES TO DISCUSS  MATTER - *   LITTLE HOPE FOR TREATY   Practically Useless to Continue Bat tle in Senate, Leaders Believe ‘ —' Take ap Contribufiona to the t anwviue

NO CHANCE TO AGREE   “The President Stands Pat,” Is Word From the White  House in Answer to Senate RNamneraic   WILSON IS OBSTINATE ABOUT ARTICLE TEN   Senator Hitchcock’s Effort to Bring About Treaty Ratification Meets With a Curt Rebuft.

PRES, WILSON STANDS PAT __ AGAINST ANY ~ COMPROMISE   He Announces That He Is Adamant: Against any Reservattions—Prefers.. Democratis  - Senators Convert Lodge,

PRESIDENT STANDS PAT ~ ON TREATY COMPROMIS!   Answer Believed to Kill Democratic Hopes for Compromise; If Treaty Not Signed, Daniels Says Must Have Large Navy; Petition Filed to Put Edwardsin Presidential Rece

ALL HOPES OF RATIFICATION OF PEACE TREATY ABANDONED BY WILSON’S LAST MOVE

PRCOWUENT EAPEUIEL I) on PARLEY   CONVERT LODGE, NOT WILSON, IS FEELING   Definite Rejection of Agree: ment Will Kill All Treaty Hopes

WILSON STANDS PAT ON TREATY   Won't Consider Reservation “on Article 10

REFUSES TO CRANGE ; NOUNCED PORTTIGN REGaRDING ARTICLE RK.   Be yy ee eg: Mr, Wilson Feels That Hie Kinde lie Position Clear to Seunter Qaawt Whom He Consulted a Shest Time Jan

WILSON STANDS PAT ON TREATY   REJECTS COMPROMISE   WHITE HOUSE ANSWERS ID QUIRY AS TO EXECUTIVE'S ATTITUDE ON PROPOSED COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE TEN

SAGRED CATTLE OF INDIA WIN BBONS AT FAT STOCK SHOW   TALL AND GAUNT ANIMALS WER] REGARDED WITH CURIOSITY BY SHOW VISITORS,

TERRIFIC WIND PREVAELS.   Telephone ‘Lines Are Down Rad! “ Weet of Sallng = 

LOWDEN WINS 12 ‘VOTES DECIDED IN - LOUISIANA CONTEST   [llinois Governor Gains’ Total of 18 _ Delegates in Decisions to Date _by Convention Powers- - 

ae Be nl a ee TE ALINE  Ve LAAN  ” “e ane FA r  SRUR  OO, Tt Sei anion               f Johnson and Wood are Eliminated Penrose  pected to Throw His Support ‘to -a. Penn  _ Vanien—Lowden Wins Contested: De  gates—Johnson Claims Nomination: .

Republicans in Muddle  Over Contested Delegates   Split ‘Comes Over Contested Delegates From Minnesota— ~ Lowden Gets Louisiana Twelve.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE GIVES SEATS TO SC ORWO CONTESTING DELE 1.5 pa      oo paar THE DEFEATED 30 MEN WEEE qY, STRUCTED FOR GEN. WOGD,  VATE %6 TO PY,

NIGHT SESSIONS OF CRED! he te COMMITTEE IS PLANSE FINISH WORK  BES * FORE TUESDAY   CONTESTS FROM SOUTH   Wood) Delegates Figure in’ Nearly fvery Contest—Negro Heads Louden Delegation from ticorgia—- Lowden Makes Biggest Gains

Johnson Will Not ‘Compromise Or Be  Second On Ticket   Californian in Republican Fight for Nomination to Finish Louisiana Delegates Seated for Lowdeh—fets Still Favor Johnsen and Edwards in Fast.   Chance far -Caxr.

JOHNSON WINS IN MINNESOTA: GETS TWO MORE PLACES  Illinois Man: Winning Over Wood In Con test Decisions.

FIRST DIVISION ~INGOMMITTEE ON - DELEGATES 1S SEEN   Johnsen Will Get Four Contested Dele ates from State of Minnekote ss

PUT LOOMS INSEATING ~~ OF DELEGATES   JOHNSON IS BELIEVED TO HAVE GAINED TWO DELEGATES BY VOTE OF 36 TO 12

WOW IN LOUISIANA   THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE AWARDS CONTEST TO REGULAR DELEGATES   WILL SPEED UP HEARING   Number of Contesting Delegatiens Not Ready for Business. Night Sessions Will Re Heid.

Two Wood Delegates From Minnesota Defeated and  Replaced by Johnson Men ’   LOUISIANANS SEATED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   TOTAL PRE-CONVENTION CONs TESTS DECIDED IN FAVOR OF GOVERNOR LOWDEN Ig¢ PLACED AT 18,   a

MINNESOTA DELEGATES = CAUSE FURDRE AND WOOD LOSES TWO 10 JORNGUN   Georgia Refuses To Vote On Compromise of Half Vote and Is Aided By One Minnesotan  In Bucking Tennesseean. 7

WOOD'S LIST   General Loses as 12 Regu lars from Louisiana Are  Given Seats

HARDING HINTS Al EMITTING FOREIGN DEBTS   BETTER THAN AN IMPORT FLOOD   PROSPERITY AT HOME IS FIRST AIM OF NATION.

HARDING WOULD KEEP UP TARIFF   To Protect American Labor and Industries   1 MERCHANT MARINE   Policy Insuring Accessibility to All World Markets Would be Linked with Protective System Under His Adminis tration — Warns Aguas Bliand at Imnaréc

PROTECTIVE TARIFF IS ~ URGED BY SEN. HARDING   Republican Candidate Would Re_turn to “Normalcy” Meaning Return of Trusts.

WILL GIVE NATICN IT PROPER PLACE AS 4 SER CARRIER   Harding Promises Accessibilit to All the Markets of the World.   WARNS AGAINST IMPORTS FROM DEBTOR COUNTRIES   American Production Might be Undermined by Stimulating a Competition American Industry Could Not Meet With. out Tariff Protection.

Promises Merchant Marine Policy Markets of World   Republican Nominee, in Baltimore Assails Wilson for ‘‘Unpre paredness for Peace’’

Senator Was Greeted By Cheering Crowd Upon His Arrival At Bal  BS ee cey:   G. 0. P. WANTS TO “REACT’

STRONG MERCHANT MARINE TO REHABILITATE BUSINESS IS PLEDGED BY NOMINEE

'SPRINGFIELD HAS FIRE LOSS   Business Block Blaze Causes Loss of @eERNNH at Illinnie Caniéeal

FIRE LOSS IN SPRINGFIELD   Blaze Discovered in Elevator Shaft of Buciness B'ock Causss . $55,000 Damage.

ARMY OUTBREAKS AMONG JAPANESE OFFICIALLY DENIED   WAR OFFICER DECLARES RE PORT t§ WN ENTIRE FARR. CATION.   AED INFLUENCES RESISTED   Bolsheviki Have Carried on Organ ized Propaganda to Convert Troops Over to Red Forees,  the Report Says.

7S PP Sera ee eee  Miner Crushed by <  FallofSlateat ~ Piney Fork Mine

“BIG” JIM COLOSIMO MURDERED IN GAFE      Blackhanders Are Suspected of The Killing of Famous Cafe Proprietor.

RELEASE WIFE HELD IN CHICAGO MURDER   Black Hand Plot or Labor Wai Seen as Motive for Killing.

RIVAL OF PONZI~ FLOURISHES AS  ne lcd te cnn ee aren ee nen  HEPAYS CLIENTS

GETRICH-QUICK BANKER IS STILL PAYING OUT COM   Payments Exceed $1,008000; New York Banker Offers Ten Millions for Ponzi’s Bank.

PONZ) CONTINUES 10 PAY OUT MONEY WHTRANGT A PENNY COMING IN 10 AIM   Has Honored Every Demand, Notwithstanding the Fact That the Payments for Two Days Have Exraaded S11 000.000

PONZ! MEETS ALL DEMANDS   Get Rich Quick Banker of Boston Says He Can® Sell His Baosiness  for Ven Williens.

RUN ON PONZI  I$ CONTINUEL   Over a Million Dollars Al realy Paid Out to Customers.

HUB FINANCIER STILL ABLE 10 SMILE, HOWEVER   Head of Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Ready To Meet All Obligations.   CASE PUZZLING THE AUTHORITIES   ‘Investigation of His Af. fairs Is Still  Going On.

BUSINESS. WOMEN - MEET        ject of Meeting to  Co-operation ne . in St. Paul.

MAZATLAN EXPECTED TO SURRENDER SOON        anak. Morces Routed Fron  Towns cf Abuya and LaCruz,     in Sia

REGELO WELCOMING YANKS GRACIOUSLY   REVOLUTIONISTS CLAIM THE FALL OF MAZATLAN A MATTER OF HOURS.   QUINAGA HOLDING STRONG   is Only Town On Sonora-Chihua hua Border Remaining Loyal to the Government of Carranza.

PROTESTS ENTERED BY THE CATHOLICS   POPE GETS LETTER CONDEMNING OPERATION OF GOVERNMFENT FORCES   Arthur Griffith and Other Prominent Sinn Feiners Placed Under Arrest By the  Military.

DR. O'DEA CALLS BRITISH OUTRAGE NEW DEPARTURE   Writes Sec. Green That Govt. Attacks Religion.

BISHOP DENOUNCES QUTRAGES COMMITTED AGAINGT IRELAND  Cin Haman Pooantinnd Yor Boennn.   Sir Hamar Greenwood Has Respon_— Sibility Laid On fis Shoulders Ina Long Leiter —

PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF MUCH WATER POWER   Forest Service Receives Applica: tions for More Than HalfMillion Horsepower. .

Railroad. Wage Controversy Speeded Up as Danger of Tieup Looms.   .C. C. TO TAKE OVER  ‘CONTROL OF RAILROADS   Heads of ‘Roads in Hopeless Tangle as War Time “i.” Control -

RAILROAD LABOR BOARD = OPENS HEARING ON WAGES   Chiefs of Brotherhoods Insist Upon Scale From $1,700 to 2.500 For Workers.

DEMPSEY AND KEARNS PLEAD NOY GUILTY   ARRAIGNED AT FRISCO TODAY OR CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO EVADE DRAFT

DEMPSEY SAYS HE IS NOT GUILTY   CHAMPION AND MANAGER  ARE RELEASED ON  -, BONDS.

Dempsey and Kearns Plead Not Guilty   Bid Net Conspire to Evade the Selec. tive Service Act——Hearing April 3.

JAGK DEMPSEY PLEADED NOI GUILTY TODAY   Hearing on Charges of Con spiracy to Evade Draft Set for April 3.   MGR. JACK KEARNS IN SAME KIND OF A PLEA   Dempsey’s Bonds $2,000 and Kearns’ Bonds $1,000 Furnished.

WILL DANCE TO MUSIC COMPOSED BY SKILTOD   VILL BE FEATURE OF LA®DA AT BOWERSOCK THEATRE   jst of Theatrical Attractions fo Season Includes Excellent Shows

WILL DANCE TO MUSIC  COMPOSED BY SKILTON   WILL BE FEATURE OF LAOA ATF BOWERSOCK THEATRE

CONVENTION Oi AFL. ADJOURNG TA NRAW POLICY   Defense Fund of - Federation  Amounts to $164,074, Says  Auditor’s Report.   INDEPENDENT STEEL _. MEN WILL AFFILIATE   Combine Forces to Unionize Entire Steel Industry of United States.

STRIKE BENEFIT 07 O79 (NVA   Auditor Reports $164,074 Remaining in Defense Fund; the Steel Workers Organization Bids Farewell to Federation

CONVENTION OF -ALEOF! HALTS UNTIL TOMORROW   COMMITTEES GIVEN CHANCE TO WORK

Further Accessions From Carranas Cinimed by the Mexican Revo Intionary Forces,

GOV. COX INVADES DOUBTFUL INDIANA   Two Speeches Scheduled. af South Bend Before Return Home.   Western Trip Will Start September a After State air,

GOV. COX INVADES INDIANA ON HIS SPEAKING TOUR   WILL WAKE TWO SPRRCHES TO. DAY AT SOUTH BEND EW. PHASIZE ERAGE

REPRODUCTION COST OF ADS SETH   Commission Is Told-Would Be 100: Per Cent Higher ‘Than 1914. .   CARRIERS’. -FIGURES LOW

Railroad Managers Give Rea. son for Demand for Freight Rate Increase.

SHOW FIGURES TO PROVE RATE INCREASE PLE}   Roads Present Reports on Which Requests For More Than Billion are Based.

RAILROADS OFFER FIGURES IN PLEA FOR HIGHER RATE   L   Give Reproduction Estimates te Show Reasons for Reve nue Request.

PARTIAL RETURNS OF A.R.S REPORTS   Declare Inventories Are Now Completed on All U. S. Railroads

REPORT OW COST IF REPRODUCING NATION'S RAILS   Road Officials Say Their Own investment ‘Figures -Are’ Quite Modest

Between England and Germany are Resumed by Sending of Lord Kilmarnock to Berlin.

TROOPS AT WEST VIRGINIA MINES, FOLLOWING RIOTS   ‘More Than 400 U.S. Infantry.  men on Duty in William _.7 .° gon. District.

DELEGATION 1a NAMED 10 Vail GREAT BRITAIN   American Commission on Ireland to Get Information in lieland and England.

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JOHNSON PILES UP BIG LEAD   Latest Returns Snow. Californian Nearly 50,000 Votes Ahead of General Wood in, Michigan.

LEAD PILES UP FOR JOHNSON   Is Nearly 50,000 Votes Ahead o WUrood in Michiaan Primaries.

SHUT TO DEATH FOR ESPOUSING THE SINN FEIN   Two Suspects Dragged From Their Beds and Mur dered.   AMERICAN ‘‘GUN MEN’’ NOT HELD BY POLICE   Labor Party is Taking Step:  to Terminate Violence in Ireland.

TWO SHOT DEAD IN MACROOM, 4 HELD FOR CRIME   Fresh Outbreaks Ir Irish Town Under State Of Siege;  Men Released.

AMERICANS RELEASED BY ENGLISH   J. 8. Citizens Nabbed by British at Southampton, England, and Weld as Alleged Sinn Fein Agents. °

Macroom is Closed fo Traffic with Disorders Prevalent in the District

LABOR BOARDS’ CALL MEETING OF ALL SIDES   Members of Parliament and Union Reach Dublin For. Purpose of Negotiating.   CORK’S FIRE LOSS EXCEEDS A MILLION

PICNIC ROOSTERS’ COMING,      Stleridan Milk Maids’ fo be tere on Y Thursday Ninht, A eUSt 2 :

PICNIC BOOSTERS COMING.   Sheridan Milk Maids to be Here on Thursday Night, August 12.

BIG PROFIT iN SUGAR   Official of American Company Admits Making $45,000 a Day.   Vice President Foster Estimates Prof ite “at Little Over’ $11,000,000 for Eight Monthe.

PROFIT IN SUGAR BIG   AMERICAN COMPANY OFFICIAL ADMITS MAKING $45,000 A DAY.   Refining Company’s Vice President Admits Profits “Little Over” $11,000,. 000 for Eight Months.

MISSOURI BANKERS OPPOSE SOLDIERS’ BILL NOW PENDING   Would Give Relief to Men Dis. abled During Period of Their Service.   INDORSEMENT IS GIVEN STATEWIDE ROAD BONDS   Revision of State’s Taxatio: System is Urged—Dale Flowers is Treasurer.

CRUSADE: OF CRIME   Ji I a WAVE AGAINST IDLENESS GOING OVER THE COUNTRY.         Sad: Veming! Year Guing to Be cn Un. pleasant One for Chronfe Lonfer,

CRUSADE OF CRIME   WAVE AGAINST [IDLENESS GOING OVER THE COUNTRY.   ‘coming Year Going to Be cn Un. pleasant One for Chronic Loafer,

President May Ask Pariy tc Make Ratification 1920  Teerso   DEMOCRATS IN DARK   Wilson’s Message Will Be — “Long and Important,” Tumulty Says. .

BRITIGH ARE FARM IN SWINEY GAS   BOTH FACTIONS DECLARE PRES ENT ATTITUDES WILL BE MAINTAINED

NO ELEMENT OF BLUFFING. .  In Attitudes of British Government and Trishmen.

NG ELEMENT BLUFFING SEA IN MAGSWINEY CASE   Government and Irish Nationalists are Standing Pat   DOCTORS DISAGREE IN MAC SWINEY CASE

NO BLUFFING IN MACSWINEY CASE FACTIONS DECLARE   British Government and Irish  Nationalists Assert They Will Stand Firm on Policies.   REPORTS ARE SURPRISING   ‘Physicians Confine Reports to Actual Condition of Lord May' or—Disagree with Irish,   DENY INCREASED PAIN   Home Office Declares MacSwiney  Is Noticeably Weaker but Not in Physical Pain.

ENGLAND DENIES ANY WEAKENING   AUTHORITIES STAUNCH AGAINST MERCY TO STRIKERS,   LORD M'’SWINEY STILL ALIVE    Desire to Have the Lord Mayor ef Cork Recede From His Present Position, But Will Net Back Track.

GOVERNMENT NUT BLUEFFING IRISH IN CASE OF WAYOR   WILL NOT RELEASE M’SWINEY AT ELEVENTH HOUR OFFICIALS DECLARE

BRITISH MAINTAIN STAND TAKEN ON MacSWINEY CASE   Both Sides Give Assurances That There  Are No Elements of Bluffing in Their Respective Plans of Action; Wife of Lord Mayor of Cork Appeals to U. 8. .   MacSWINEY GROWING WEAKER

NO CHANCE FOR MACSWINEY 10 GAIN FREEDON   WOULD HAVE M-cSWINEY RECEDE FROM THE TRAGIC STAND HE Hf> TAKEN

BRITISH AND Info STAND UNCHANGED   NO ELEMENT OF BLUFFING IN  DICATED IN REPORTS FROM  EITHER SIDE.      WIFE WISTS MAACSWINE}   Lord Mayor Said to Be Conscious but Suffering From Numbness of Limbs.

PRIZES OFFERED BY AGRICULTURAL .SOCIETY—THE FAIR.   Any Boy or Girl in Hardin County Privileged to Enter—Money a and Trips,

THE CONTEST AT THE FAIR   Boys and Girls Will Compete for ‘Honors at the County Fair   TO BE CLASSES FOR ALL      Awards Will be Made for Leaders In the Various Classes Out There

ATTORNEY GENERAL TAKES CHARGE } OF EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION   Goes to New York to Take Charge in Person—Wash ington Officials Active—Government Building  Guarded—No Indication of General Terrorist Plot

FAILS TO FIX RAIL WAGES   Officiais and Labor Leaders Emerge From Long Conference Silent on Proceed'ngs.

WAGE CONFERENCE STILL ON   Conferees Fail to Fix Increase at Dine+ RAaatinn

ITALY SUFFERS AN EARTHQUAKE   Record of the Shock Wa: Reported at Washington Today

Witness —Tells-- of Hearing Voices Calling, ‘‘Beat It; “== “Get Out of Thig.??   HUMANE SOCIETY AGENT SAW “DEATH WAGON”   Bank Clerk; Mentally ~ Unbalanced by Blast Horror, Jumps to His Death,

TWO TELL OF DEATH WAGON   MEN WHO SAW DEATH CAR. RYING VEHICLE   Officials Believe Warning T Blow Up Custom House a Hoax. :

WITNESS DESCRIBES BLAST DEATH WAGON   HUMANE SOCIETY OFFICIAL WATCHED VEHICLE FOR MORE THAN HOUR.   President of Trading Concern Asserts Three Men Ran Just Before Explosion.

Three Men Seen Running Away From the Scene © Just Before Deadly Explosion.

BOMB HUNTERS GET AID   WITNESSES SUPPLY CLEWS TO NEW YORK DISASTER.   The “Death Wagon’? Was Seen New Scene of Diast One Hour and a Half HRefore Explosion—Three Men Also Observed in Flight.

J03, MEADE SAYo HIE AW DEATH WAGON NER ASSAY OFFIGE   Humane Society Agent Waited Until 11:30 to Serve Summons on Driver.   THREE SUSPICIOUS LOOKING MEN RAN FROM SCENE   Collector Edwards Receives Warning That Attempt Wil be Made to Destroy Custom: House at 2 p. m. Today, but This is Regarded as a Hoax

THREAT T0 BLOW UP THE CUSTOMS BELIEVED A FAKE   Fresh Evidence Given by New Witnesses Stimulates Police Officials   DEATH WAGON SEEN   RUSSIAN JOURNALIST AFTER BEING QUESTIONED BY POLICE, IS GIVEN RELEASE

WITNESS SAW MEN RUNNING FROM VEHICLE   ANGTHER WARNING SENT   Custom House to be Destroyed Today at 2 O'Clock

POLICE TOLD STORY OF DEATH WAGON   WITNESSES CLAIM TO HAVE SEEN CONVEYANCE THAT CARRIED BOMB   USED WAR BOMB MODEL?   Expert Says T. N. T. Employed in Construction. of Inferma — ine.

Saw Three Men Run From Explosive Wagon Before Big Blast in New Yor   Edwin Fischer Is Ordered Sent to Hospital—Alexander Bra zosky Is Released.

DEATH CART AND SUSPILIOUS TRIO SEEN BEFORE JAR   WARNING OF ANOTHER EX. PLOSION TODAY IGNORED; CRAZY MAN HELD

 Fischer, Who Gave Warring of Calami lieved Not Guilty; Brailovsky, Russian’ naliet. Ts Released hy New York Palid

Says Cart Was Standing Near Assay Office An Hour and a Half Before Explosion; One Declares He Saw Three Men Running From Cart; Fischer Almost Eliminated    SENT CRANK NOTES TO WILSON

TWO WITNESaEa IN BOMB PLOT   One Saw Death Wagon, Other Trio Running Before .Explosion.

Important Witness’ Is Found by Police Probing N.Y. Hortor  ‘CLASS. FISCHER      “A ae oe AAfcenese *      ‘Another Witness . of Examining Death Wacdon Horse

DEVELOPMENTS 1K HEY YORK TRAGEDS   Death Wagon Seen. Over ar Hour Before Explosion. ¢   STATEMENT IMPORTANT,   According to. Police, Coming ““Prom Agent of Humane Society Who Awaited Driver’s Appearance——Another Claims to Have Seen Three Men Run Away From Scene. :

STATEMENTS BY "TWOIMPORTANT   Officers Learn Valuable Facts Bearing on   THE BOMB EXPLOSION   ne Man Saw and Closely Inspected Death Wagon for an Hour Before Explosion and Another Saw. Three Men Hurrying from Scene Just -Before Blast—Other Points

PROBE CONTINUES INTO WALL STREET “MYSTERY” BLAST   WITNESS WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE SEEN “DEATH WAGON” TESTIFIES   FISCHER 1S EXONERATED   Callectore of Internal Revenue Receive: Warning That Customs House Will Be Destroyed Today

GET NEW LIGHT UN BOMB BLAST   “WITNESSES TO DISASTER COnVINCED OF PIOT.   MLN SEEN RUNNING TO SAFETY   Warning Given Shortly Referee Fxplosten Took Place—So-Called Death Wagon Is Partly Identified.

REVENUE COLLECTOR RECEIVES POSTCARD FORECASTING SECOND RADICAL DEMONSTRATION TODAY   Clerk, With Nerves Shattered From Shock, Jumps to Death—Witmess Claims to Have Seen ‘Death Wagon’—Federal Men Search Plumb Beach Island for Cache of Explosives. Identify Last Body: : '

LEGISLATURE NO} TO BE CALLED   Governor Cox Says nto Action at Rent Profiteers Probable

PERSHING 10 END ACTIVE SERVIC   RETIREMENT Wi TAKE PLACE WITHIN FEW MONTHS, HE 'TELLS SEC. BAKER.

PERSHING SOON TO RETIRE   General, in Letter to Seeretary Baker, Announces intention of Returning to Civil Life.

CENERAL JOHN J. PERSHING   n Letter To Secretary Baker Asks That He Be Placed On the Retired List Soon.

GEN. PERSHING WILL RETIRE FROM SERVICE         TEXT OF GENERAL'S LETTER:   Desires To Engage In Some Moré Active Line OF Endeavor After  Present Duties ‘Are Com: 4 . Se ace   NEW PLANS -NOT DISCLOSED

PERSHING WILL RETIRE      Writes Baker He Will Engage in Something More Active.

GEN PERSHING TO LEAVE ARMY S00}   Tells Sec Baker He Wants “Something More Active”   Holds Himself Ready to Serve Agalr In Time of Crisis

GENERAL PEASHING DEDIDES TO RETISE   Announcement Causes Surprise in Army as Well as ‘Non-Military Circles---Will be Ready Whenever Needed

PERSHING ASKS TO BE RETIRED   Writes Secretary Baker Thai He Wants to Get Into More Active Work   TO REMAIN FEW MONTHS   Stands Ready to Serve in Case Tlis Services Are. Needed in a Crisis

ee AESIGNATION TQ WAR. SEPRETARY   A. E. F. Commander to Retire and Assume More Active Duties in Future   READY IF CRISIS ARRIVES   No Indication Given as to Possible ‘Line. General Will Devote Time

GEN. PERSHING TO QUIT ARMY   WANTS TO ENGAGE IN “SOME. THING MORE ACTIVE.”   Tels Raker He Will Help Reorganize Army and Then Retire, Within Few Months, Sabjeet to Call in Avy Crisis.

PERSHING WANTS TO ENTER CIVIL LIFE   Will Retire From Active Service, But To “Remain at Nation’s Call.

GENERAL PERSHING 10 RETIRE FROM ARMY SCO   . Desires to Engage in Something More Active, Commander of A. E. F, Telis War Secretary,

OENFRAL PERSHING SOON Wice TIRE FROM ARM)   In Letter to Secretary Baker, He Announces His Desire for “Something More Active.”

PEASHING WILL QUIT ARMY LIFE WV NEAR FUTURE   Writes Secretary of War Baker Setting Forth His Wishes; Says He Desires to Return to Civil Life.

‘ACE” TO WED WAR NURSE   -idutonant Celanci Piccio ef Italiay Air Fores Gots License to Marry  New Ovricang Girl,

“ACE” TO WED WAR NURSE   Lieutenant Colonel! Piccio of Italia Air Force Gets License to Marry New Orleans Girl.

THREE THOUSAND DOCK WORKER ON PROTEST WALKOUT   Demand Release Of Mac Swiney, Mayor Of  Cork.

DOCK WORKERS IDLE.      Mac Swiney Demonstration In N. ¥ Violates Agreement.

1ti-British Strike Is Spreading To Many U.S. Ports   ae WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS IN IRELAND   ish Sympathizers Stir U, ‘rouble In Aid Of Mannix, MacSwiney

BUSINESS BEING “PARED DOWN?   Cushing Says Outpat is Made to Fit Railroad Capactiy.

EFFORT TO STUNT BUSINESS GROWTH   Rather Than Allow Carriers te Develop, Says George H Cushing — No Reason for Shortage of Coal.

Mes ia FPesition te Kaew Qeestions tf Siteation ie as Sericus as Paisted.

BOLSHENI OFFER PEACE. JO RUMANIA      en, wir: ‘Advance if Rejected te Kolchak Slain by - His Own Men?

BOLSHEVIKISAY OWNSOLDIERS KILLED KOLCHAK   Article fa Official Organ Says He “Was Hoisited on His Soldiers* Bayonets.”   ARE MANY OTHER REPORTS   Officials in London Doubt Repor That Bolsteviki Have Taken Odessa.

ADMIRAL KOLGHAK REPORTED KILLED BY HIS WN MIEN   Russian Leader Bayoneted t Death by Troops In AntiBoishevik Ranks.

ADMIRAL KOLCHAK NOT FREE AGENT, IT 1S KNOW)   VARIOUS REPORTS CIRCU LATED REGARDING RUSSIAN LEADER.   HIS WHEREABOUTS NOT EXACTLY KNOWN   Mescow Wireless Service Says He Was Hoisted on the Bayonets of His Sol ai

REPORT OF ADMAIRAL'S DEATH ONLY ONE OF MANY T0 BE RECEWVEL   Considerable Uncertainty as ‘to  Where Leader of All-Russian Faction is at Present   LONDON 18 SKEPTICAL ON ODESSA CAPTURE   Slav Cooperative Societies tc Maintain Neutral Atttiude “in Business Dealings

ADMIRAL KOLCHAK REPORTED KILLED   Official Bolshevik Organ Says Supreme Ruler Was “Hoisted Upon Bayonets of His Own Soldiers.”   REVOLUTIONARY EFFORT I$ QUICKLY SUPPRESSED   Machine Guns Foil Attempt o Russian Government Sol diers—Noted Italian An archist Chief Disappears.

ULAIM KOLGHAK PUT TO DEATH BY INSURGENTS   Bolsheviki Report Says All. Russian Leader Had Been Murdered.   REPORTS OF KOLCHAK FATE CONFLICTING   ‘It is Not Believed in London That Radicals Had Cap tured Odessa.

KOLCHAK SLAIN BY FORMER FOLLOWERS    Bolshevik~ Dispatch ‘Says ‘He  Perished On Bayonets Of  His Soldiers.

SENDS DISQUIETING REPORTS OF KOLCHAK   LATEST FROM MOSCOW 1S THAT HE WAS HOISTED ON BAYONETS OF SOLDIERS

Hoisted On Bayonets - Of Soldiers   Many Sion Fein 1 oaders Arrested

TO NEGOTIATE PEACE WITH SOVIET RUSH   The German Cahinet Decide: Not to Delay Peace Negotiations.

BUOURIGH OUT OF IT   INDIANA EXECUTIVE QUITS POR PRESIDENTIAL THONORS.

GOODRICH OUT OF IT   _ - 9 en  hoe : INDIANA EXECUTIVE: QUITS FOR  LAL TIONORS,

PERGHING RAY FIGURE AS BLO. P. DARK HORSE   Announcement of His Retirement From Active Army Service Creates Gossip.

INVESTIGATION CENTERS ABOUT LABOR GRAFTER   DECLARATION MADE THAT UNION MEMBERS WERE PERPETRATORS.   RESULT OF GRAFT BY NEW YORK LABOR CZAR

ACTIVE PROBE Of THE WALL STREET BLAST RE-OPENED   Police Profess to Know Much About Labor Wai That Caused It

VESTIGATION INTO WALL STREET BLIST BEGINS ANEW FOLLOWING DISCLOSURES   Sensational Story Published In New York Paper Causes Police To Reveal Some Disclosures—Driver Of Wagon Said To Be Captured.

Holds Club on the Counties’   Goodrich Triumvirate Threatens ffcials Who Endeavor to Protect Constituents from Arbitary Increases.

aX BOARD HOLDS: CLUB ON COUNTIES   GOV. GOODRICH TRIUMVIRATS THREATENS OFFICIALS WHO. ENDE AVOR TO PROTECT.   OFFICIALS CONFER TOBAY   Interpretations of Law Only” Gives Roard of Review Two More Days to Make Changes in Tax Duplicates.

Wilson Sends Memorial Day Measage to Former Service. Mon’   Tells Them New Heroic, Quality, na Come to American “Manhood”, Out of the War. ry

MESSAGE TO LEGION   PRESIDENT’S MEMORIAL DAY AD. DRESS 70 FORMER SOLDIERS.   Wilson Says “New Heroic Quality Has Come to American Manhood Out of the War,"

IN MEMORIAL DAY MESSAGE 1G  AMCOIPAN FECTION   Says “New Heroic Ouslitv Has Come to Ame: ican “lecho3d Gut of the War.”

‘Tells American. Legion: it  re must continue to work po fer justice -

PRESIDENT HAS LEGION MESSAGE   Wilson Sends Memorial Day MesSage to Former Service Men.   Tells Them New Heroic Quality Has Come to American Manhood Out of the War.

Mob Gathering For Lynching After He: Caimly Testifies to the Killing.

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MOB OUT AFTER MATSON, SNEMS FROM EL GENT HO   FORMAL CHARGES FILE  —   BODY OF MONTANA GIRB FOUND AND INQUEST.   QUICKLY HELD.

That Number. Have: Taken - Required Oath and  Qualify  As Voters. in This State: — Give Occupation, as “Home  wer teane

That Number Have Taken Required Oath and . Qualify _ As Voters’in This State, —   Give Occupation, as “Home Pre ern id

ANTHRACITE WORKERS DEMAND MORE MONEY AND SHORTER HOUR:   Request Will Be Presented Before Coal Operators of Pennsylvania Today

TO PRESENT DEMANDS.   Workers in Anthracite Mines of Pennsylvania Will Ask for Wage Increases.

HARD COM. MINERS HEMAN' MARE Ph)   Full Recognition of Union to be Asked, Together With Six Hour Day and Five Day Week and Other Concessions

W. FRANKFORT QUIET; FILE DAMAGE CLAIM   Italian Consul To Ask $20, 000 For Property Restoration.

ITALIAN GONGUL 10 AOK DAMAGES FOR CARRIERT’S WIDOW   West Frankfort Quiets Down After Scenes of Violence: Troops Patrol Town.

WIPE OUT MOONSHINING IN THE SOUTHERN SECTIO?   Plans for Extensive Campaign Auainst Bootleggers Outlined by Internal  BReatanma Agana?

CHASING MOONSHINE   Extensive Campaign Planned : in West Virginia.

PROBE OF CAPTURE ORDERED   U. S. to Investigate Reported Seizure of American Missionary.

ORDERS PROBE OF CAPTURE   State Department at Washington. to investigate Reported Seizure of American Missionary by Turks,

RESIDENT PASSED AWAY THIS: MORNING    HERMAN FREDERICK MACKEY   DIED aT 1:30 A, M.—LEAVES   SIX CHILDREN.

HERMAN MACKEY PIED HERE TODA!   HAP BEEN ILL AT HOME IN ME RUAN STREET WITIL COMPLICATION OF DISEASES.      WAS A NATIVE OF GERMANY

Political Civeles Buzzing Gver the Formal Am nouncement of Former Food Dictator,  TAKES NO STAND   League of Nations and President’s Participation in European Matters Ave Sideslepned. ‘

HOOVER TO BE IN RACI   former Food Administrator Sets Country Humming by Announcing Himself a Presidential Candidate on the Republican Side.

HOOVER COMES OUT IN THE OPEN AS REPUBLICAN   ANNOUNCES THAT HE IS / CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.   OUTLINES POSITION ON LEADING QUESTIONS

Hoover's Hat Is  Finally In Ring   Herbert Enters Race For Re publcan Nomination For Presidency   ANNOUNCEMENT STIRS THINGS UP

HOOVER ENTERS RACE FOR THE PRSIDENC)   Political Cireles Set Hummin By Formal Announcement Of Candidacy.

A FINE $400,000 THOSPEPAT.      New Luiheran Institution at Mason City Taking Delinite Form

CHICAGO ABLAZE WITH DAZZLING COLOR OUTLAY   Flags, Decorations, Pretty Clothes Create Carnival Air at Convention.

} © THAGBO Cias uy de TRGUPS GUBED  MINES IN W. V2,   Disposed at Strategie Points in Strike District,

CONDITIONS ARE BAIN WEST VIRGINIA   Striking Miners Cause So Much Trouble That Martial Law May Be Declared.

INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION URGEL   British Trade Union Leader Ap pears Before Labor Federation at Monreal.   WOULD JOIN WORKERS IN EFFORT TO STOP WARE    Wants ‘‘Internationale’’ But Must Be Different from That in Russia.   MUST BE ON LEGAL BASIS   ‘Central Labor Bodies Are Con demned for Participation on  Illegal Railway Strike.

UNION OF WORLD'S WORKERS PLAN OF ARITISH TEL ECKTE   Labor Federation Convention Speaker Urges Prevention of Another Big War.   ENGLISH ORGANIZATION NOW. NUMBERS MILLIONS   Meeting Receives. Resolution Condemning Assistance to Outlaw Strike.

AN INTERNATIONAL UNION TO PREVENT SECOND GREAT WAR   British Trade Unionist Advocates World Labor Organization in Address to A. F. L.   Against Following Plans of Russians—Must Conform to Legal Requirements.

Big Saving on Shoes for Closing Week Matych Bros.’ Shoe Sale.   Special Naticen*

SECRET INQUIRY IN MURDER CASE   Officials Are Conducting Invest3za tidm Behind Closed Doors Tryine to Locate Brown Assailant

CLEARANCE Ss A L E S      BEATRICE VESTER  BELIEVED INNOCENT  t &   EVIDENCE 18 SAID TO BE COM. ING TO LIGHT WHICH WILL GIVE HER FREEDOM —

STATE PROBES BROWN MURDER   Scores of Witnesses Tell Story Back of Sealed Coors; Authorities Intimate Robbery was Motive; Securities Now Believed Missing.

ROBBERY MURDER MOTIVE   ‘Missing Sureties Were Worn 01 Belt Around Waist of J. StanJey Brown.

TELLS WHY LOWER PRICES WILL BE SLOW IN COMIN   British Authority Warns _ Against Too Rapid Deflation of the World's  - Currency.

LOWER PRICES WILL BE ~ VERY SLOW IN GOMINE   Such ~ Is Opinion OF Repinaid McKenna, “Former. Chancellor  Of Exchequer’ For England,

LOWERK PRICES SOT PAPEC TED   Cut Will Be Slow in Coming, Keeinald McKenna Says,

POLIGH OFFENSIVE HOLOING REDS AT EDGE OF WARSKW   Vigorous Counter-Attacks by Defenders Forcing Enemy Drive to Slow Up.   BIG BATTLE IN PROGRESS "NEAR PRUSSIAN FRONTIER   Allied Premiers Waiting Reply Fram Moscow on Proposal For Polish Armistice.

BOLSHEVIC. ARMIES HAMMERING POLES   AMURICAN MILITARY EXPERYS STUDYING, SOVETTE MARCH   JOLES (O°FIGHT NEED F000   Greeks Authorized by the Allies to Qecupy Constantinople — Pafes  Make Report of Actuil Conditions,

POLES SEND NOTE TO THE UNITED STATES   Direct Another One to Allies Explaining Political Situation in That Country   Poles Gain in South

POLISH FOREIGK UPHCE FORWARDS NOTE TO AMERIC!   Allies and United States Informe: of Political Situation in Poland   RESISTANCE IS ENCOUNTERED   Bolshe viki Are Halted near Warsav But Gain Footheld on West Bank of Bug River.  —

WILL HEAR COX.   some Tipton County People Will Ge to Indianepolis Topight.

WILL HEAR COX.   y Peopké Will G Topicht.  Some Tipton Cou . to  Indianapa

TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.   Bar Mills People Thought Power Co Was Trespassing on Their Land —~—Sheriffs Summoned.

TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT,   Bar Mills People Thought Power Co Was Trespassing on Their Land

DAN FRANGISGO JURY {a UNANIMOUS 1N FREEING HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPION   Asserts on Trial That He Tried To Enlist in Nays But Was Turned Down---Officer Corroborates Assertion. ‘

FREE DEMPSEY   Federal Jury Finds Him Noi Guilty of Slacker Charge

HUGE COMPANY 10 STIMULATE TRADE      $100,000,000 Export Corpora tion Will Aid All American Industry.

CORPORATION TO FINANCE FOREIGN — TRADE FORMING   ! ‘ Representatives From 40 States Meet in Chicago to Form Hundred Million Corporation

EATENSION OF BUSINESS 10 UTHER LANIS   weaders from 40 States Gather to Organize Corporation.

$100,000,000 CORPORATION ESTABLISHED   Object to Promote Financing of America’s Foreign Business,   BiG BUSINESS MEN MEET

PLAN TO FINANCE FOREIGN TRADE   I’s Object Is to Encourage — th Growth and Malntenance of Trade With Foreign Nutiows,

One Hundred Million Dollar Co1 poration Is To Be Organized For National Service.

REPRESENTATIVE OF ALL LINES OF INDUSTRY ARE IN CAICAGO FOR CONFERENCE   10 FORM CORPORATION   Object of Meeting Is to Form a One Hundred Million Dollar Corporation to Finance Foreign Trade,—Farmers Take Part,

CORPORATION BEING FORMED   ‘FORBIGN YRADE IS oRJECT oF  #100,000,000 PLAN,   APPROVED BY U. S. BANKERS   FORTY STATES SEND DRELMGATES TO THE ORGANIZATION.   Sao Prancisco Ranker Declares That Americn Has Seen Commerce Shut O9 Recenase of Lack of Credits.

SHIPPERS HAVE PLAN T0 HELP CAR SHORTAGE   Emergency Orders Pro. posed as Substitute for L C. C. Order on Coal Car Priorities.

PROPOSE NEW ORDERS ‘TO RELIEVE SHORTAG   Shippers Before . Commerc Commission Propose Distribu tion of ‘Cars—Substitute fo Commission ‘Order.

WOULD RELIEVE ~ FREIGHT CAR CHORTAGE.   Shippers. P-ro p-o 8 @  _ Emergency. Megs. ures Before Inter: State. Commerce Commission ——. Coal Situation Serious

NEW ORDER 10 END CAR CHRT ARE   Proposals Mace Woulc remit Shipping of Neeced Supplies As Weil As Coal.  Food, Fuel, Clothing, Shelter And Highway Order Sug gested.

JEWS REBUILD OLD HOMESTEAD   ARMY -OF 10,000 WORKERS GOES TO RECONSTRUCT PALESTINE  QAVe MOetCireiaAs 2

WANTED MEN FOR JERUSELUM   Will Take an Army of Ten Thousand to Rebuild the City. :

COURT 10 RULE ON AMENDMENT   .Rhode Island Allowed to Star!  Proceedings on Eighteenth Amendment. -

PROHIBITION BEFORE HIGH  COURT AGAIN   Supreme Court Lets Rhode - Island Begin Original. Proceedings.   VALIDITY .OF DRY — - AMENDMENT IS .UE   State Would Enjoin  En_forcement Within Bor- ders; No Date Set.

UPREME COURT 10 PASS ON ORY ACT   Rhode Island Is Given the Right to Fight the Law.   ACTUAL PROHIBITION TEST   Chief Justice White Allows Little State Permission to Start Proceedings as to.Constitutionality of the Eighteenth Amendment.

RHODE ISLAND GIVEN RIGHT TO ATTACK PROHIBITION AMENDMENT   Supreme Court Without Comment Tells Little Rhody It May Begin Original Proceedings Acainat thea New Law.

COURT GRANT! WETS CHANGE IN NEW MOVE   Supreme Body Permits Rhode Island to-Umnsti- * : tute Proceedings

TEST FOR FEDERAL DRY LAW   Supreme CouriGrants Rhode Island Permission.   Rhode Isiand Authorities Question Validity of Ratification of Prohibition Amendment.

Prohibition Matter Is Reopened   Little Rhode Island Granted Right tc Institute Original Proceedings to Test Question.

SUPREME COURT GRANTS DRY TEST   Chief Justice White Gives Rhode Island Right to Fight Vaidity Act.   NO TIME FIXED FOR HEARING   State Allowed Permission to Start Proceedings as to Eighteenth Amendment and Enforcement Act—~ Ohlo Wants Appeal! Decided.

RHODE ISLAND IS ALLOWED TO TEST VALIDITY OF ACT   Supreme Court Grant: Permission to Start Proceedings.

( ILE TEST VILADITY * ‘OF PROHIBITION AMENDMENT      Rhode Island Given Permission by  supreme Court to Jnstitute  Proceedinzs

WILL DECIDE VALIDITY OF AMENDMENT   Rhode Island Given Permission to File Proceedings to Test Acit—No Time Fixed for Arouments in Case.

Chief Justice White Gives Rhode  tsland Right to Fight Va) idity Act.   WO TIME FIXED FOR HEARING   State Allowed Permission to Start Pro ceedings as to Eighteenth Amendment and Enforcement Act— Ohio Wants Appeal Decided.

DRY AMENDMENT TOBE GIVEN TEST BY RHODE (SLAND   Supreme Court Gives Leave to ' State to Go Ahead That ' ‘Tribunal May Review.

COURT CHIRP   Chief Justice White Gives Rhode Island Right to Fight Vaidity Act.   HO TIVE F  XED FOR HEARING   State Allowed Permission to Start Proceedings as to Eighteenth Amend- . ment and Enforcement Act— Ohio Wants Appeal Decided.

ANODE 1OLAND lo ALLOWED TU TEST DRY LAW   Supreme Court Grants Permission to State to Institute Proceedings Against Amendment.   NO TIME IS SET

COURT 10 PASS ON DRY AMENDMEN]      Rhede Island Granted Permission Ti Institute Original Proceed- ings To Test It.

RHODE ISLAND IS PERMITTED T0 TEST DRY ACT   Supreme Court Grants Per. inal Proceedings to En.inissicn to Institute Orig. jon. Enforcement.

RHODE ISLAND PERMITTED 10 TEST DRY LAW   Supreme Court Will De termine Validity of Prohibition Amendment. 

Rhode Island is Granted Permission to Institute Original  ~ Proceedings to Test Prohibition Law   PAVES WAY TO ENJOIN ENFORCEMENT IN STATE   Measure is Declared ‘'Usurpa  _ tory, Unconstitutional and Void”’ in Briefs Filed in Support of Contention

VALIDITY OF AMCRUMENT 1 WUNOTITUTION IH) BE ESTED   Original Proceedings to Be Instituted by Rhode Island   NO TIME FIXED  FOR HEARING CASE   Charge New Act Interferes With State Police Powers

TO COMMENGE SUIT AT ONCE   Chief Justice White Grants Permission to Institute Original Proceedings to Enjoin Enforcement in State.   SAYS AMENDMENT INTERFERES WITH POWERS OF POLICE

Supreme Court to Allow Rhode Island to Bring Case   PROHIBITION LIKE DECALOGUE

SUPREME COURT 10 TEST AMENDMENT  Chief Justice ‘White Grants Rhode Island Petition  ARICINAL  PROCEEDINGS

TO TEST LEGALITY OF ORY AMENDMEN   Supreme Court Grants Permis sion To Rhode Island To Bring Suit.

USES HAMMER TO KILL WIFE, _ RAZOR FOR THREE CHILDREN AND THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF

iéfig.and Farmers Are Close ‘Allied Declares Joseph Hirsch in Speech.   Co-operation Is Needed   Safety and Prosperity of One Depends on the Safety and Prosperity of Other.

PROSPERITY OF BANKING BUSINESS   DEPENDS ON THE SAFETY AND PROSPERITY OF THE FARWER

PROSPERITY OF BNKS DEPEND UPON FARMERS   Convention of American Bankers Is Told Farmers Must Be Given Help

Hifiobit PLEADS FOR FARMERS   URGES BANKERS TO AID FARM. BRS IN THE MARKETING OF THEIR CROPS,   SUCCESS OF BANKING   Declares That Safety and Prosperity of Ranking Bustness Depends Upon safety and Prosperity of the Farmers,

BANKS DEPENDENT UPON FARMERS   JOSEPH HIRSH SUGGESTS THAT BANKS ASSIST FARMERS IN SELLING CROPS

BANKS DEPEND ON THE FARMER:   Hersch Urges Bankers to Use Inituence fer Department of Agrlouniines

Banking Prosperity Depends o1 Prosperity of Farmers, Report Says.   ICONDEMN AID FOR STATES!   \Bankers See Effort to Sovietize Federal System of United Stata.

NEW SYSTEM   How the U. S. Marines Cut Out the High Cost of Education.

fexico Wit Inaugurate New Pre: at, Who! tlas Made Many se > Promises, :      E-MAY BEGIN A. NEW ERA      Obragon ‘Came Up From Ranks ~ Only General Who Complete-, "jy Defeated Villa,

GENERAL OBREGON N OFFICE TUESDA   Mexico Hopes Now to Return to Normal State of Living; Welcome Foreigners

GEN. OBREGON. PROMISES MEXICO FULL SOCIAL AND CIVIL REFORM   Formally Inaugurated Into O3ice Today As First Chief Of Mexicans; Declines To Divul ge Personnel Of Cabinet.

MEXIGO'S NEW PRESIDENT . —TARES OFFIGE TODAY   General Alvaro Obregon Promises Im  mediate Secial and Civil Reforms  for Southern Republic

EXTENSIVE PROGRAM OF CIVIL AND SOCIAL REPCRIS PLANNED BY NEW RATIONAL EXECUTIVE   On Eve of Inauguration, Obregon Declares for Qpen Door Pslicy in Inviting Development of Nation’s Resources and Protection of Foreien Interests: to Foster School System:

JOHNNY EVERS TO BOSS CUBS   Announced Today That Pop ular Second Baseman Will Succeed Mitchell.

POS! ESCAPE IMPEACHMENT FOR TIME BEING   Plan to Introduce a Resolu tion in the House is Withdrawn.   ASS’T SEC’Y OF LABOR DEP’T IS CRITICISED   It is Alleged He Failed it  Duty Regarding Deportation of Radicals.

IMPEACHMENT HALTED.   Cungressman Hoé¢h Is Gul Aifer Labor Department.

ATTACK ON POST MEETS REVERSE!   Resolution Proposing Impeachment of Labor Secretary Not he. ' Presented to House.

HOLD RESOLUTION ATTACKING POS]   Seek To Impeach Assist ant Secretary Of ‘Labor.

Reselution Withheid at the Requesi ef Republican Fleor Leader . Mondell. :

PLAN IMPEACHMENT OF SECRETARY POST   RESOLUTIGN IN HOLSE WAS WITHRELD BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS   The Resolution Criticises Attituie of Officials Toward Deportation of Reds

PLANS OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST POST FOR HIS ATTITUDE ON RADICAL DEPORTATIONS HELD OP

IMPEACHING OF U.S. OFFICIAL — 1§ THREATENET   Assistant Secretary Post of La bor Department Faces House Action, Delayed Today.

IMPEACHMENT OF SECY. POST IS WITHHELD   Request Was Made By Floo: . Leader Mondal Early  Today   HAS BEEN CRITICIZED FOR ALIEN ATTITUDE

Plans for Drastic Action Cha      Resolution Propered for batradiedior in House of Congres. to Eripeneh Assistant Secretary of Labor Post, Withheld at Last Moment,

AFTER SECRETARY POST:   Man Said to be Strong for Taking Care af the Radicals,

MONDELL, HOLDS IT UP   Republican Floor Leader Has “Reee: ical Depor'! a

FAIL TO START ON POLK IMPEACHMENT   Resolution of Representative Hoch is Withheld.

MISSOURI HOLDS BIRTHDAY FETES   One Hundred Years Today Since Sh Became a Defacto State With Constitution.

ii eat tlds a ata neal  Missouri Cc elebrates - Centennial Birthday

MISSOURI HUNDRED YEARS OLD   sinte Celebrated Her Firat Center  nial Amemiversary.

(Ry the Assoctated Press)   800 PIECES OF GERMAN ARTILLERY DESTROYED; ~—693.000 PIECES LER

Promises to “Sit Down With Senate andAgree on Anything That Would Clarify Treaty.” if Elected.   SAYS. TIDE TURNED, . COAST: REST. OF WAY   Tells .-Missonri . Audience “Profiteers of Peate’? Are Opposed .to League. Be. cause It Is “Humane.”

GOV. COX NOW SAYS HE WILL CONFER ON THE ~EATY   d Confer Riding   Says He Will Sit Dow d Ce With Senate Insteag Ridir Wilson One Man View troug  Roughshod.

PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED BY TURKS   Serbia Refuses to Attach Signature, Nine Small Powers Sign After Mosiems: Division Made.

TURK DELEGATE SIGN PEACE PACT   Serbia Refuses to Sign; Nine Smal Power. peen WAiPer the urk Delegation.

[Nine Sinall Powers Follow Lead a . Parkey—Servia Refuses fo  Affix Sienature.

FINN ATHLETE WINS MARATHON   Covers 26 Miles in Remarkable Time of Two ard One-Half Hours, a New Record   RACE RUN IN RAIN   Americans Do Excelleatly in Prekimimaries; U.S. Now Has Total of 199 Points

KOHLEMAINEN TAKES WORLD EVENT IN FINE STYLE AND GITSMAN, PLUCKY SOUTH AFRICAN, RUNS GOOD RACE, BUT TIRES—AMERICANS BREAK .RECORD IN, BIG RELAY AND HAWAHAN WINS SWIMMING EVEN®,

Finn Wins Marathon Yankees?the Relay   KOHLEMAINEN TAKES WORLD EVENT IN FINE STYLE AND GITSMAN, PLUCKY SOUTH AFRICAN, RUNS GOOD RACE, BUT TIRES—AMERICANS BREAK RECORD IN, BIG RELAY AND HAWAIIAN WINS SWIMMING EVENR

Seventh Olympic Marathon Is Won by Finn Who Clips Four ~~ Minutes From Old Recora

FINN ROMPS OFF WITH MARATHON   Kolehmainen Breaks Old Record for Event   shows Wonderful Endurance  and Cuts More than Four Minutes from Established Mark—Joe Organ of Pittsburgh, First American to Finish, in Seventh Place

VOLUNTEER FIREMEN ARE GIVEN DOLLAR “RAISE FOR GOING  TO FIRES   Because They Promptly Respond When Duty Calls, There’s Often New Suits and Shoes to Buy; Board Orders Street Improved

Pecause They “Promptly Respond  ‘nen Duty Calls, There’s Often  New Suits and Shoes to. Buy: Board Orders Street Improved

‘AUTO OWNERS ARE  LAMENTABLY SLOW’   Only One-Tenth Cars in the County, So Far Registered. Many Ia For Penalty Uniese They Murry.

OnlyOne-Tenth Cars in ‘the ‘County Go. Far Registered. Many'In For Penalty.

Combination of old .Pre  gressives and Lahorites proceed well   TWO CONVENTIONS GOS   American Labor Party and committee of FortyEight are both busy

Program Set-For La inching Tickel Today and-Preline inary Program May Be Completed By Majtfall,  NAME LAVOLLETTE? * Wisconsin Sa Se      Wisconsiu Scnator. Touted As Possible Head of New Tickel—No — Opposition Manifested lo Candidacd.

Labor Group, And “For -_ty-eighters” May — Combine.      TWO’ CONVENTIONS : ARE IN SESSION   Much Oratory, Many Confer ences and Discussion of Candidates And Platform,

THIRD PARTY TOBE FORMED LATE TODA)   Launching of a New Political Body Com. bining Labor Group & Progressives about  ew elex   TODAY’S ACTIONS

Relatives Fear He Will Die at Any Moment, Having Passed His Goal   REPORTS PERSIST THAT PRISONER IS BEING FED   MACKFADY INTIMATES GOVFRAMENT IS CONSIDERING DRIVING KNOWN TERRORists OVT OF IRELAND.

DENY THAT FOOD HAS BEEN GIVEN   Sinn Fein Say Mayor Mc Swiney Has Only Water

. PRAGER MILLER,   Republican Candidate for State Senator Chaves County.

PRAGER AOLLER   Republican Candidate for State Sen _ ator Chaves County.

PRAGER MILLER.      Republican Candidate for State Sen: ator Chaves County. —

GRANT TARIFF INCREASES   State Board Places Bo Boost at 25 Pe Cent——Roads Asked for 35 Per Cent Raise.

days 29 Percent Freight Rate Increase Sufficient to Net the Carriers a Fair Return on Investment in Nebraska —Roads Wanted 35.   NO ACTION AS TO PASSENGER RATES.   Says It is Without Authority To Set Aside 2 Cent Passenger Rate Law and Question is One for the Courts to Decide——Snacial Evcentions.

PRESIDENT HAS SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON STRANGE POLYGLOT OF SOCIALISTS

PRESIDENT WILSON SCORED FOR HIS MARKED SOCIALISM BY REPRESENTATIVE FESS

HINTS WILSON FAVORS SOCIALIST ACTIVITIES   Congressman Fess, Ohio, Also Points to Partiality to Soviet Pisn

WILSON SOCIALISTIC SAYS RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN:   State Convention Sends Uninstructed Delegation of Ten to ghionee Con. vention. :   (Ay the Aseorinte4d Peoens

CONDEMNS SOCIALISM OF © _ PRESIDENT WILSON WHILE FAVORING SOVIET PLAN:   CONGRESSMAN FESS OF OHIO CHARGES THAT CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOSTERS POLYGLOT CREW OF SOCIALIST HENCHMEN

EXTRA:  Telegraphic!   LODGE INTRODUCES NEW COMPROMISE ON ARTICLE 10

Lodge Offers New Solution of Article X   Amended Compromise Will Be in Senate This Afternoon It Is Agreed

R R. WANTS TO ABANDON CERTAIN SECTION OF LINI      Miss, and Ala. Railway Says Certain Section is Operated  TInder a Heavy Tasc

SUHEME 10 DAN COLORADO ANE IN GRAND GANDA   Arizona Delegation to Attenc  ~ Southwest Convention ir Los Angeles in Interests of the State.

IRRIGATION CHIEF TOPIC AT L.A. MEET   Governor Campbell and Many Delegates to .. Attend   TWO HUGE PROJECTS - WILL BE DISCUSSED   Lane’s Grand Canyon Proposition Will be Heard

PRIEST STAY BOON GTRRE IN SPAIN   Catholic Biskays Center With Mem. bers of Ministry and Advise Increase In Stipends.

PROPOSES FUND: OF ONE BILLION   As Contribution of United - States for the Reconstruction of Europe.   SUGGESTS ESSENTIALS ~  O SUCCESS OF PLAN   ideas of Sir George Paish . Variously Commented on In OFF w141 CSerloae

Sir George Paish so maintains.in proposing  vast financial scheme   Only one of the acts needed to convince American *- people of sincerity

FRANK B. NOYES IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDEN}   All Members of Executive Committe of Ass0ciated Press Chosen to Sneceed Themselves,

NOYES RE-ELECTED HEAD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   Members of Executive Com mittee Remain Unchanged.

Development Means a Renewal of Peace Nerotiations Between Neorth and South.

Convention Organized © For Fight   Senator Lodge Permanently in the Saddle Starts Wheels to Moving When Second Session Assembles—Committee Re ports, ae ee

COMMITTEE REPORTS ARE HEARD BY THE CONVENTION   LODGE PERMANENT CHAIRIVIAN OF THE Be SONVENTION   Rules, Organization and Credentials Bodies Report.   PLATFORM NOT YET COMPLETED   Resolutions Committee Does Not Report—Proceedings of Today's Convention.

CONVENTION ADJOURNS: AT 12:15 UNTIL 11 THURSDAY MORNING   Resolutions Committee Wil Not Report Until Tomorrow’s Session.

FIGHT DRYS ON NEW ANGLE   Wets in Wisconsin to Challenge Legal. ity of Definition.

WET FIGHT ON NEW ANGLE   Wisconsin Brewers to Protest the Le gality of Court’s Definition of *  Intoxicating Liquor.

INTEREST GENTERS ONGHAIRMAN OF THE G0. P CONVENTION   NATOR LODGE AND ELLEU R001 ARE PROMINENTLY MENTIONED AS CONVEN*TION HEADS

‘Lodge and Root Convention Officers       of te, Divert. Kee > publown Nathanal Co Re Made in “Ap

LODGE OR ROOT LIKELY CHOICE   Leading Republicans Men tioned for Chairmanship of National Convention.   AVOID WET-DRY QUESTION

G. 0. P. OFFICERS WILL BE CHOSEN SOON IN CHICAGC   Only Two Names, Lodge and - Root, So Far Mentioned  for Chairmanship

-OBGE AND ROOT ONLY TWO PROMINENTLY MENTIONED   Appointimeng of Penporary Oflicers for Republican National Conven tien WiLL Be Made in April.

MINERS TO RATIFY DECISION   British Coal Workers Prepare for Referendum Vote on Strike Settlement Agreement Which Is Expected to Result in Ratification.

TAKE FIRST STEPS FOR TAX REVISION   House and" Senate. Commit tees to Commence Hear__ ing On New Measures

House Commitee Epects to Begin Draftng of New Bill in Few Months”   CHANGE ALL TAX MEASURES   Chairman Fordney Says Secretary Houston’s Estimates Tea High

MEN NAMED TO ENFORCE DECREE   ORGANIZATION IN PACK.  ERS’ CASE IS PERFEGFED.

NEW YORK VICE PROBE TO SPREAD   Man Who Started Investliga tion Is Himself Under Fire—Charge He Protect ed Resorts.

PROSECU’ LUTORS OF N. Y. UNDER FIRI   District Attorney Smith and Two As: sistants Accused in Vice Probe : Again in Full Swing. -

COMMISSION TO STUDY JAP SITUATION URGEL   Former President of Cornel . Tells Plan to Council of Foreign: Relations.   SAYS JAPS WANT PEACE

JAP SITUATION MOT DELICATE U5. PROBLEM   -ormer Cornell President Says Have Been Football of Party Politics.

PLEA FOR JAPS   ‘D¥Tacob G. Schtiman in Ad- dress Today Advocate Japanese Immigration.

JAPANESE QUESTION DELICATE   That Country Destrous of Peace and  Friendship of America.

GLAMANY MUST OBEY TERMS OF PEAGE TREATY,   s Only Report Heard Re« garding Military Measures of France.   Enemy Cautioned to Keeg Troops Fifty Kilometers From Rhine,

Hint Penalty Unless Teutor - Qbservance of Terms Is  Mere in Evidence   ALLIES INVESTIGATING   Germans Insist That Armed - Force Necessary to Aid  In Restoration

NO YIELDING To GERwWaNY.   France Inalatent That Treaty Terns Be Adhered To.

GERMANY TO Bt MADE TO ADHERE TO PAGT TERM:   Allies Make No Further Announcements ‘Regarding Huns Sending Troops Into the Ruhr Coal District.

MURDER: TRIAL ENDS   Mrs. Doster Pleads Guilty of Killing Common Law Hus band—Gets Four Yeurs

Trial of. Common Law Wife Ends in Plea.of ee ae.   DOSTER. . SCORES. . SOM   Declares Youth More Guilt: Than Woman. Who Took His Life. :

DOSTER CASE COMES TO A SUDDEN ENDING   Judge Accepts Plea of 2nd Degree Murder by Respondent.

MAY EMBAR ARCHBISHOP.   Riecent Utterances of Her. Danie! Mannix May Keep Him Out of Ireiana.

AUSTRALIAN ARCHBISHOP MAY BE KEPT OUT OF ’  - IRELAND RV ENGI AND

ENGLAND 47 BAR: PRELATE FLO .4 IRELANL   Civilians in Cork Elsw Up Tw: ~~ Military Lorries;

ACVIEW BOARD BUSY   TWENTY DAYS TO BE DEVOTED TO BQUALIZING VALUES,   Prairie Township May Come In For  a Slight Increase.

REMEW BOARD BUSt   TWENTY DAYS TO RE DEVOTED TO EQUALIZING VALUES,   : Prairje Township May Came In Fo  “i n°Slight. Increase.

FARMERS GETTING — HARDLY A BARE LIVING TODAY   Market Conditions They Have te - Contend With as Told by George M .Miller of Ohio.

Farmers in Hard Lines at Present   Average Farmer’s Profits for Season Said to be Less Than Miner’s Daily Wage.

FUNDAMENTAL CONDITIONS  ARE SOUND   George Wilbur Speaks t Chicago Business Men In Hopeful Way

U5, MARINES MIX Ao JAPS SEEK 10 STALL RUSS REDS   Latter Try to Take Russian Governor General Captive at Vladivostok.   SOVIETS ADVANCE ALONG  BLACK SEA NEAR ODESSA   Their Peace Proffer to Poles Will Be Given Debate by Latter: Tchitcherin.

WILL WATCH NEW YEAR CELEBRATION   Prohibition Officers Will Pat Damper on Hip Pocket Entertainments,

LABOR WAR GETS FIFITH VICTIM   Patrick Ryan, Chicago Police Charac ter and Labor Worker. Siain in Feud in Windy City.

NEW. YORK RESIDENTS IN “DRIVE AGAINST HIGH RENI   Rent Serfa Advance on Aliany is Rattle Fermation—-Upporlatian Oronnisvexcd.

NEW YORKERS GO TO ALBANY FOR A RENT DISCUSSION   Tenants Claim There : Much Profiteering and Demand Relief.

Clarksdale Will Be  Here Tomorrow   Clarksdale and Greenville Will Clash on the Baseball Field Tomorrow— Thursday—at 4:00 p.m.

FARMERS SHOULD BE GIVEN SHORT LOANS BY RESERVE BOAR!   Need Same Finencial Aid as Basiness Concerns.

FARMERS FAVOR FEDERAL FARM LOANS AND CREDIT   Suspension of Farm Loan Act I: Harming Agricultural Interests, Declares.   TAX ON BANK DEPOSITS   Bill Introduced Would Bring the Government a Billion a Year Revenue.

FARMERS STUDY CREDIT SYSTEN   MARKETING ALSO DISCUSSED AT ST. LOUIS MEETING   Delegates Urge Sponsoring of Legislation For Enlarging Powers of  Federal Reserve Board,

HUERTA PRESIDEN]   NAMED AS TEMPORARY HEAD OF MEXICAN REPUBLIC.   Carranza Will Sleep Under Shadoy of Chapultepec,

~ ieee, _deemmemmeninammemmammecaaaded POLES SEEK AID FROM U, Ss

TOLES TO PRESSE   Soerciary Tamulty Wil Receive Delegation in Bebalf ‘olf Wilson,

POLES TO PRESENT CASE,   Secretary Tumulty Will Receive Deiegation in Behalf of Wilson.

FOR TAPS UNDER PROPOSED PAGT   State Department Said to Bi Working on New Japanese Agreement.   WOULD NULLIFY STATE LAW   Proposed Treaty Will Give Japs Same Righis as Other Foreigners Have,

——  Proposed Treaty Gives Japanese Equal Rights   Agreement Understood to Be Under Consideration at Wash ington Would Do Away With Anti-Alien Law of Califor: nia and Similar Laws in Other States :

EXEMPTION FROM LAND LAW IS: - SOUGHT BY  ©. JAPANESE      [By A, L, Bradford, United Press Staft. Correspondent.].

CONSIDER TREATY 10 Al) JAPAN   May Exempt Japs Fron Asiastic Class  No ACTION TAKEN Such Treaty Would An.  swer Jap Protest

JAPAN TREATY. SB CONSIERED. BY STATE DEPT.      “By Which Japanese Wonld Not: he Tucladed in Aslatic Din. erimination Laws,

baer ener altar ei ee nnd nel  ~ PROPOSED TREATY   State Department Said. to Be Considering Discriminatory Pact..:   SUBJECT BEING DISCUSSED   No Formal Offer Has -Been Made to Japan in Lan®

FORMER DIVORCE PROCTOR _ SECURES DIVORCE FROM. HER WEALTHY ITUSBAS

IS NOT A CANDIDATE   Would Have to Draft Hoover by Popular Demand

HOOVER AGAINST CLUBS   Doesn’t Sanction Boom Or. ganizations, Barnes Savs.

MILLION PERSON HOMELESS   Committee to Meet in Chicago te Pian Housing Program.

HOUSING SHORTAGE PROBE 70 BE MADE   SENATE COMMITTEE TO HOLD SESSION IN CHICAGO WEDNESDAY.   Railroads Will Be Urged to Give Priority to Building Material Shipments.

ARCHING PROBE INTO THE HOUSING SITUATION IN U5   Senate Committee Begins Searching Inquiry at Chicago Next Wednesday.   investigation Will Be Nationwide in Scope Transportation Under Spotlight.

BE AN AMERICAN ~—-FIRST-MARSHALL   ‘Don’t Use Government for  Own Activities, Vice President Urges.

HYPHENS HAVE NO PLAGE HERE TOM ASSERTS   WARNS AGAINST PRIVILEGES FOR ONE. GRIEVANCES FOR OTHER   Savs Claims For Consideration B Congress Should Be Based Only On Americanism.

AMERICANISM MARSHALL'S TOPIC FOR HOLIDAY SPEECH   Hyphen Now Appears in Manufactur  @r—Americans, Labor-Americans, .. Ete, He Declares.

JOY DAYS ABOUT OVER   Gibson County Boys Coming Home From Akron.

TAX BURDEN IS HEAVY   FIVE BILLION 1S SOUGHT FOR U. S. BUDGET.   Biggest Peace-Time Measure Ever Submitted to Any Government in History.

BUDGET FOR U S. TO BE 5 BILLIONS   No Relief From the Burden of Federal Taxation.   Most Stupendous Peace-Time Budget Ever Submitted to Any Govern. ,_ment in History.

KNIGHTS VISIT BATTLEFIELD.   Visiting Americans in France at Chateau Thierry.

COMISKEY SENDS CHEGKS   For $1,500 Fach to Ten Members of Team Free of Scandal.

COMISKEY SENDS $1,500 TO EACH OF THE HONEST WHITE SOX TO REIMBURSE FOR LOSS OF PENNANT   Game Old Roman Refuses ta Le Men be Victims of Crooked — World Series Deal

COMISKEY SHOWS His GAME SPOI   Reimburses Square Ball Plavers Who Failed in World Series

PLAYERS NOT INVOLVED  TN SCANDAL GET S150   Comiskey Reimburses Men . Fc  , Amount Lost In 1919.

COMISKEY GENEROUS   Pays Honest Players Money They Lost. in Series

ANTI-SEDITION ~ BILLS VETOEL   Included the Proposal to Bar. Socialist Ticket From Elections

FORMAL HEARINGS ON WAGES OPENED   Representatives of Strikers Present Demands for Assurance of Living Wage Award in Writing.   BROTHERHOOD OBJECTION OVERRULED BY CHAIRMAN   Complaints Are Filed and the Board Goes Ahead with Long-Standing Requests of 2,000,000 Railway Men.

SUFFRAGIaTy = NOT AOPCAL TN DELAWARE   Both — s of Leqis'ature _ Have Majority of “Antis;” Washington to Vote

DELAWARE SULONS FALL 1) GIVE AMENDMENT ~—— GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT   Need Two More States Before Women Have the Right to Cast Ballot --- Washington Is Also Looked Forward To.

CHANCE FOR RATIFICATION IN DELAWARE [S BELIEVED - JO BE VERY DISCOURAGING   Advocates of Women’s Righi to Vofe Are Sure of Viciory . in State of Washington.

RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE   ‘Some Suy Chances of Getiing ‘Two More Stales Bad—Others Are More Optimistic  :

LITTLE ROPE. HELD OF DELAWARE'S AD ANSUFFRAGE FIGHT   Chances Described as Very Bad Two More States. Needed ‘to. Give Women the Vote.

DNLY A FAINT HOPE OF RATIF!I CATION OF THE AMENDMENT JN THAT STATE.   Washington Logislature, Which Also Convened Today, Is Believed to Be Strong For the Suffrage Movement,

Reception and Bang Been Scheduled Fos   To Attend and Expe turn on Satur Afternoon:

NEWBERRY TO HIGH COURT   Michigan Senator’s Bill of Exceptions Is Approved by Judge Sessions.

CHINESE MERCHANTS.   Gathering in New York Attended b: 600 Orientals.

HIRAM-WOOD FEUD MAY ELIMINATE BOTH CANDIDATES   RITTERNESS BET WEEN TWO CAN. AN NIAENG  A s oF OTHER          WOOD WINS GHIO DELEGATE    Army Candidate Wins One Delegate At Laree From Buckeye State Johnson Backers Demand a Recount in New derses

PLT MAY Bt AEOULT OF NEW JEHOEY 5 VOTE   Politicians See Possibility of Far-Reaching Effects of Johnson’s Charge   COMPROMISE REGARDED BY SOME AS IMPOSSIBLE   AGGRESSIVENESS OF CANDI. DATES MAY IOSE VOTES AT CONVENTION; DEMOCRATS FREF. OF BITTERNESS.

POLITICAL CLAS! IN NEW JERSEY.       son's, Demand. Far! Be-count Marks First Open Break

Bad Feeling in Republi Pre-Convention Fight ™ Change Situation, %         HARRY DAUGHERTY. LOS TO BOYD, RETURNS. :SH          Wood Plurality in New sey Near -1,200—He for Chairman

« See Possible Far aching Effects In Bitteryess That Now Develops   st OPEN BREAK IN PRE-PRIMARY BATTLE   ¢ Culmination Of Grow. Bitterness Between Wood And Californian

PARTIES VIE FOR SUFFRAGE HONORS   BOTH DEMCCRATS AND REPUB. LICANS “AFTER  RATIFICA/ TION OF ISSUE

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT   BOTH PARTIES TRYING 10 QET CREDIT FOR FINAL RATIFTCATION OF MEASURE

RACE IS ON FOR HONOR TO WOMEN   Vermont and Tennessee Depended on by Republicans and Demoerats Resnectively.,   HARDING URGES ACTION

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS RACH FOR AMENDMENTS RATHCATION   Republican Presidential Nominee Sugeests to Governor of State That Legislature Be Convened,

BOTH PARTIES. AFTER VOTES OF THE WOMEN   Race for Credi¢ for Final Ratifice tlon of Sufturge Amendment Renewed Today.

INVESTIGATE  UNZENSHIP   Men Captured in Moonshine Raid May Be Deported

COMPROMISE REFUSED   Springfield 3. sens) Ofer Turned Down ls Gas Company.

SPRINGFIELD GAS COMPANY REF Woba ~— GHTY COMPROMISE   Forty Cent Rate To Much Declares the Mayor.

WOULD . RECOGNIZE IRISH   Shields of Tennessee Woatld Incor porate Recognization wot irish ae ee Weont o.

ARGENTINE NEVER WAS MEMBER OF THE LEAGUE      That Nation Merely Sent Representatives to Help Form League, It Is Decided.

Argentine Has Never Been Member Leagus   Argentingn Will Not Give Notice of Withdrawal From League of Netions, Beeause Never u Member.

ARGENTINA NOT A  LEACUE MEMBER!         South American Republic Wa: Never “in” Officially: She Now Declares.

ARGENTINA NOT A LEAGUE MEMBER   South American Republic. Was Never “in” Officially She Now Decleres.

WON'T GIVE NOTICE OF ITS WITHDRAWAL   ARGENTINA DOESN’T CONSIDER IT HAS EVER BEEN MEMBER OF LEAGUE AND THEREFORE ISN’T BOUND BY ITS RULES.

ee  POSITION ON  TEAGUE GIVEN   \rgentina Not to Give Notice of Withdrawal Because She Has Not Been Member.

ARGENTINE WILL NOT GIVE NOTICE   Claims She Was Never A Member Of League

Argentine Officials State “<.. Position:      ‘NEVER WAS MEMBER ~ "OF NATIONS’ LEAGUE      ccepted Formation Onl ~ “in Principal.”

MAY EXTEND MANY WEST TEXAS LINES   MANY ROADS EXPECTED TO START DEVELOPMENT WHEN CONTROL ENDS   ABILENE BEING MENTIONED   ‘Suggested By West Texas Cham  ber of Commerce That the : Katy May Build From  : Cross Plains Here,

RBEITERATES DEMANDS.   Allied Chléf Does ‘Not Accept Explana. tions of Germany.

1400 WEAPONS, MACHINE GUNS, REVOLVERS, ETC., ARE BURIED IN OCEAN

AN ANNUAL EVENT.   Burial at Sea of Weapons Taken from N. Y, Criminals ‘Took Place Today.

WOMEN VOTERS FIGHT Hl. G. L   Want Reduction in Cost of Living anc in Number of IHlliterate Voters; Seek Higher Standards of Citizen ship; Ask Laws to Protect Womer

WOMEN PLAN NEW PROGRAM   Will Combat H. C. L. and Raise Standards of Citizenship

Big Tasks Outlined For Women Voter:   Delegates. at Chicago Convention Discuss Methods of Accom plished Objects.

PROBLEMS THAT -GONFRONT THE WOMEN VOTERS   Reduction af Cost of Liviny; Iliterat Voters and Protection of Women and Children.

PEACE RESOLUTION TO THE PRESIDENT TODAY      Witsen Asks Cougress ta Anthoriz America to “Accept a * Mandate Over America,

TARIFF CHANGE NOT BOUND 10 BE MADE SOO   Extra Session March 4 Can Not Do Much to Cut  Tax Burden,

TARIFF REVISION BY CONGRESS IS IN FAR DISTANE)   Declares Representative Long. worth in Address in New York City.

LONGWORTH DECLARES TARIFF ACTION AT ONCE IS UNLIKELY   World War Problems Will Determine Results.

Representative, .Longworth . Declare: Probiem Is Difficult ‘of Solution. ~ 7 Will Delay. Action.

TARIFF REVISION HAS UNCERTAIN PROSPECTS   Congressman Longworth Says Many New Problems Are Difficult of Solution.

Rep. Longworth Doubts Work Can Be Done -Duting Extra Sessions; Favors Throwing Down Bars to Foreion Products.

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO COMPLETE TASK. OHIO CONGRESSMAN SAYS   Is in Favor of the United States Aiding Reha bilitating Foreign Countries Ravaged by War, But Not at the Expense of Sacrificing Our Industrial Independence.

REVISION OF TAX MUST GO OVER TO NEXT CONGRESS   Nicrolas Longworth Tells Ney York Audiences There Is Little Chance of Immediate Action.

Noske Confident .of ‘  Restoring. Order in Germany.  - Within 6 or 8 Day:

TO MAKE EARLY STATEMENT   French Newspapers Advises President-Elect Not To Wait Too Late For Settling Peace.

ADVICE FROM FRANCE   Pacis Newspaper Uopes United Stages.  Will Not Ee ‘foo Late.

One Hundred and Twenty to Graduate from the County 8th Grade Schools June 5

HEAR.NG EXPOSES JUNK SALE GRAFT   Congressional Probe Committe: Hears of Squabbles Over Contracts.

TESTIMONY RELATES 10 SALE OF SCRAPS   Also Deals With Alleged Inefficiency Among Employes of the Shipping Board   INVESTIGATION GOES ON

PRESIDENT             ‘TATEMENT THAT COMMISS RECOMMENDED WAGE > CREASE NOT CONFIRMED _   Forces

PRETTY WEDDINGS FILE THE PAST WEEK   Voepnlar Young Falke Starting On  Life's Sea--One Church ge

MANY WEDDINGS THIS WEEK   List of Marriages in This City Seenrs to be Increasing From Week to Week

WILL CAMPAIGN BY AIRPLANE   Posesfeet Johasen Arranging fer  Spectacetar (tanvase.

NUNS MAY RELIEVE STRIKERS   Elder Hennessey Grants Them the Chance to Aid Boy.

NO WOMEN JURORS IN THIS COUNTY   Newly  Enfranchised Voter Have Little Desire to Serve at Trials.   TO FILL WHEEL MONDAY   Commissioners John McIntyre Ane George Haverstock Receive Notice From Prothonotary.

NO WOMEN JURORS FOR ADAMS COURT   Newly Enfranchised Voters Have Expressed No Desire to Serve at Trials—Will Fill Wheel Next Week.

NO WOMEN JURORS ~— INTHIS COUNTY   iNewly Enfranchised Voter:  Have Little Desire to Serve at Trials.   ITO FILL WAEEL MONDAY   ,Commissioners John Melatyre Ant  George Haverstuck Receive Notic t Frem Prothonotary,

DRY" PARTY MAY NOT ENTER FIGHT   Prohibitionists Are Not Ready to Put Leader in Field

PROHIBITIONISTS ARE UNCERTAIN AS TO FUTURE   Attitude of the Major Parties Will Determine  ’ Their Position During Coming Campaign.

WHAT WiLL PROHIBS 067   That Will Depend Altogether on Ati tude of Majur Purties Tosvard Drv Enforcement.

PROHIBITION PARTY MAY NOMINATE 1 ‘CANDIDATES SOON   Whether There Is to Be Such a Party Depends on Attitude of Politicians.

IYDE GRITICIZED   Chairman of House Cleaners Says Ending of Babler Fight) Endanners Candidate's Election.

HYDE CRITICISED FOR ~~ ENDING BABLER FIGH}   Chairman of House Cleaner: Says Candidate Endangers His Election. -

PRESIDENCY GOOD AS WON SAYS 6.0.P      CAMPAIGN IS VIRTUALLY AT A? END AS FAR AS SENATOR HARDING IS CONCERNED.   DELIVER FOUR MORE SPEECHES   They Will Summarize and Amplify His Position on Tax and Tariff Reform.

ALL Io sce IE VARIG GAME   ‘Where the Republican Cam  paign is Regarded as Virtually at an End.      HARDING TO MAKE FOUR MORE SPEECHES   No New Issues to Be Injected - Into the Campaign by the Candidate

HARDING CAMPAIGN VIRTUALLY ENDET   No Now lesues to Be Injectad Inte Few Closing Spesches,—-Believas ayy ee oe Race Ty Won. bie     yee pee

No New Issues To Be Injected Into Campaign   Addresses of Senator Harding in Closing Days Carefully Prepared.   REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   Election One Week From To: day—No Fireworks At Close.

CANDIDATE BUSY ON FOUR OHIO SPEECHE!   Nominee Will Devote Remaining Addresses to Restatement and Clarification of Position on Vital Issues Confronting Nation.

TATIFY TREATY AT ONGE, UAGES GOTHAM G. 0 P.   State Platform Believed a Forecast of Chicago Convention Action   OPPOSES GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF ROADS   PLANK ON BOLSHEVISM DE. MANDS VIGOROUS MEASURE TO PREVENT SPREAD o8 RADICAL IDRAS,

NEW YORK REPUBLICANS FAVOR RESERVATION:   Stricter Immigration Laws and Industrial Commissions Are Recommended.

NEW YORK REPUBLICANS DRAFT PLATFORM   Demand Restoration Ti Peace Basis, Oppose Fed eral Ownership and At tack Administration Pol. icy

RESERVATIONS 10 TREATY WANTEDBY ~ NEWYORK 6.0.P.   REPUBLICANS IN) STATE CON VENTION ADOPT PLATFORM ENDORSING QUICK RATIFICATION   ATTACK ADMINISTRATION   Democratic Government is  Flayed for Its Conduct of Peace Negotiationg -—— Plumb Plan of Rail Control  is Denounced ‘

METHODIST MOVE TO TAKE “CATHOLIC” FROM CREED FAILS   BISHOP W. N. AINSWORTH ASSIGNED TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE HERE OOT. 27,

QUAKE TOLL 1S GROWING   LATE REPORTS FROM MEXICO ADD TO HORROR OF DISASTER.   Yow Believed More Than 3,000 Lives Were Lost In State of Vera,Cruz Popocutepett Chang:

DEATH TOLL INCREASES IN MEXIO(   One Community Lost Over 3000 Dead as Result of Earthquake  Lake Forming Due to Mountain

QUAKE HORRVK GROWS   Later News Brings 7 Tale of Te Lo$s of Liie In Mexieo Hesulting  from Recent Earthquake. :

Three . Thousand ~ Rept Dead From. Earthquake  One State and Many See tions Are Just Sending in Their Death Rate and Losses

QUAKE DEAD WILL NUMBER OVER 3,000   Terrible Conditions in Mexico Following in Make of Recent Earthquake.

LOSS OF LIFE GREATER THAN REPORTED BEFORt   More Than 3.000 Dead in One Sec tion Vera Gruz Earth. quake Zone.

EARTHQUAKE TOLL GROWING   Mountain Collapsed, Damming River, Which t(hundating Village.

QUAKE GROWING   Reports from Vera Cruz Tell of 3,000 Deaths in One Section.   POPOCATEPETL IS BECOMING ACTIVE

REPORTS OF TERRIBLE 95 DF LIFE CASES AY REGENT ERAT HOUAKE   MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES AND DAMS RIVER WHECH EINUNDATES BAR. RANGA GRANDE,

DEATH VOL INCREASES IN MEXIGG   One Community Lost Over 3000 Dead as Result of Earthquake  Lake Forming Due to Mountain Collapsing Into River

TERRIBLE TOLL BY EARTHQUAKE   ‘Number of Dead Report: ' edin One Region Is Three Thousand

PORTER’S WIFE TESTIFIES.   Takes Stand in Husband's De fense-—Caller at Home Another Witness.

MRS. PORTER TESTIFIES IN HUSBAND’S DEFENS   Says Deputy Police Commissiones Was af Home With Her on Night of November 12, Last.

WIFE TESTIFIES TOAD HUSBANE   Says Porter Was at Home Night of Nov. 12th.   Frail Woman Tells Court Her Mate Helped Unpack Her Trunk at Time Detectives Say He was Caught in Apartment House in Company with Another Female

DEADLY RACE RIOT IN A KANSAS TOWN   TWO KILLED UV CLASH BETWEEN WHITES AND BLACKS.   Four Others Woanded, Three Prob ably Fatally—Outbreak Follows Murder of Grocer yma n—  Call fer ‘Troops.

BATTLE ENDS AFTER 4 MEN ARE INJURED   State Troops Requested— Quiet Follows Quelling of Mob by American Legion —Trouble Followed Murder of Storekeeper by a Negro, Captured Later.

2 KILLED, SEVERAL HURT IN RACE RIOT FOLLOWING MURDER THEFT BY NERA

KILL 2, WOUND 4 IN KANSAS RIOTS   Whites and Blacks Clash as Result of Murder of Grocer by Negro Bandit

) DEAD; 3 HURT INKANSAS RAGE RIOT: QUIET NOW   Independence Grocer Was Murdered by a Negro Robber Early Yesterday Morning in His Store.   NATIONAL GUARD SOUGHT TO KEEP CITY’S ORDER   Negroes Fire Into Crowd of Whites While Mayor is Asking Them to Return to Their Own Part of Town.

TWO ARE KILLED RANGES RACE RIOT   FOUR OTHERS DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED; TROOPS ARE ASKED FOR.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS START EXAMINATICN   investigation of Financial Dealings of Ponzi Gets Under Way In Boston

U. S. EXAMINES PONZI’S BOOKS   INITIAL EXAMINATION OF PONZI'S BOOKS TO DETERMINE HIS SOLVENCY.

PROFESSIONAL BURGLAR   Man Found Rifling Cash Register Caught After Bit: ter Sirugele

NEARING DECISION ON OFFICIAL FAMILY   SEN. HARDING'S PROBABLE SE LECTIONS FOR CABINET IN DEFIBITE STATUS   HUGHES IS FOR ONE BERTH   Former Chief Justice Believed Slated  for State Portfolio—Hoover for  Labor Department,

EX-JUSTICE OF U. S. SUPREME COURT, IT IS BELIEVED, WILL BE CHOSEN SECRETARY OF STATE      Dawes, Weeks, Hays, Wallace, Hoover and Daugherty Probably Will Be Members of the Official Family, But Just What Positions They Will Be Given is Undecided.

PERSONNEL OF CABINET STILL MUCH IN DOUR?   Harding Having Troubic Finding Right Men for Big Jobs.

HARDING FINDS PICKING CABINET DIFFICULT TASK   ‘Advisers Believe Several Weeks  + Will Elapse Before Final Decision Is Reached on Full Membership.

CABINGT JOBS AR NEARLY ALL FILLED   HARDING MAY NAME KENIUCK IAN 4S ONE MEMBER OF HIS OFFICIAL FAMILY

7 IGHT MAN NTO THERIGHT PUIGE   Harding Choosing Official Family With Pains-‘ taking Care.

FILL FIRST TWO GHAINET POSTS   Harding Ready to Name State and Treasury Secretaries, is the Report.   OTHERS STILL. IN DOUBT

NEARS DECISION ON CABINET MEMBER:   Hughes May Be, CHofce of Harding for Secretary of _ State.

HARDING CABINET “POSSIBILITIES” MENTIONED AGAIN   Hughes, Weeks, Hayes, Wal. lace, Hoover and Daugher-: ty Believed Certain of Appointment.

IOWAN_IN ‘SURE’ CROUP.   SELECTION OF STATE AND TRERSURV SEORETAMIES MAY BE. MADE PUBLIC THIS. WEEK

' Announ cement f mn of State atid Se ve elary  Of iveasilry to De Frest,  eg . OF S$ecrerary v  oad

HUGHES 15 SLATED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE   Harding Is Reported ta Have Made up His Mind on Most of the Timber . for the Coming Cabinet __

QUESTION OF CABINET IS NOT DECIDED   Secretaries of State anc Treasury Named Soon,  Is Belief.

DIXON ON LIST FOR BIG PLACE   Known He May Become Interior Chief.

HARDING NEARING FINAL CHOICE IN CABINET MAKEUP   Appointment of Seven Prom inent Men Given Consideration   HUGHES MENTIONED AS SECRETARY OF STATE   Definite Selections for Two Important Posts Expected Within Few Days

CABINET PICKING [0 DIFFICULT JOE   And Close Advisors Do No Look for an Announcement Very Soon.

b. E. HUGRES FOR OTATE PURTFOLIU DAWES TREASURY   Weeks for Navy; Hays, Wal. lace and Hoover for Other Places.   All of This Is Built From Gossip, as Nothing Definite Slips Out.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW. CABINET NOT EXPECTED FROM HARDING SOQ   SECRETARY OF STATE AND ©) TREASURY MAY BE ANNOPNCED IN NEAR FUTURE,

Jawes:for Treasury, Weeks For: Navy, and Wallace,  : fowa Farm Editor,  ’ . Agriculture,

HARDING STILL HOLDS . SECRET CABINET NAMES   CLOSE _ADVISORS SAY iT MAY BE. SEVERAL WEEKS -BEFORE PERSONNEL WILT. RE MADE KNOWN.   A. G. Hert, of yf Kentucky, Said te Be Urged for Position - ii President-elect’s: Family.

HARDING'S CABINET A POSSIBLE MAKEUP   PRESIDENT-ELECT NEARS DECISION ON APPOINTMENTS.   No Pesitive Cenclusion Reached and Suggestions Dropped Teatuative and Indefinite—Names Under Censidcratten,

PRESIDENT - ELECT MAY ANNOUNCE HIS: PROSPECTIVE HEAD STATE DEPARTMENT   Speculation Rife as to Personnel of Harding Cabinet, With Considerable Shift- : ing of Political Pawng 2   NEW FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE OUTLINED   INCOMING ADMINISTRATION. WILL INTRODUCE MEASURE WHICH WILL MAKE PEACE WITH GERMANY IMMEDIATE:

LINEUP OF NEXT CABINET MORE TANGIBLE NOW   Seven Men Believed Certain of Places in Next President’s Cabinet   IOWAN IN ‘SURE’ GROUP    SELECTION OF STATE AND TREASURY SECRETARIES MAY BE MADE PUBLIC THIS WEEK

DECISIONS  WE NEAR   President Elect ‘Harding Soon © to: Announce Choice of i ’ Official Family.   THINK HUGHES WILL BE “ SECRETARY OF STATE      Dawes, Weeks, Hays, Wallace and Daugherty Promi: nently Mentioned

BE SETTLED   Many Important Men of Nation Discussed for the President's Cabinet.

DECISION NEAR ON TWO CABINET JOBS   Seven Names Now Being Seriously Considered by President-Elect—One Guess Good as Another Now.

TASK OF PICKING OFFICIAL FAMIL'   Harding Soon to Announce Names of Secretaries o  ° State and Treasury   Several Weeks Before Final Decision is Made on’ Full Cabinel Membership

HARDING CABINET NOT COMPLETED   MAY SOON OFFICIALLY AN. NOUNCE TWO MEM. BERS SELECTED.

FINAL DECISION —-QN GABINET   “May Not Be. Made For Several Weeks  OFFICIAL FAMILY  ALU 2 Do Diakad   Of Harding Being Picked With Great Care

HARDING BUSY CABINET CHOICE   Believe President-elect Is Hold. ing Out Position for Special Associates.

HUGHES SLATED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE BEPT   Weeks, Dawes, Hodver and Daughtery Said To Be Under Serious Consideration “For Cabinet Dict. 4   EXPECT: DEFINITE NEWS SOON

REPORT ROSTER OF U.S. CABINE!      HUGHES AND HOOVER GET BERTH ‘TIS SAID

Hughes, Hays, Hoover, Weeks and Wallace - Conceded in Cabinet   AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCEMENT LACKING BUT INSIDE INFORMANTS BELIEVE CABINET CONSTRUCTION NOW COMPLETE EXCEPT INTERIOR AND WAR POSTS

OF INTEREST TO FARMERS   Car Shortage,Perry County to Organize State Rair

JASPER, OWEN AND DUBOIS CO. TO JOIN FEDERATION   State Officiala Busy Getting Relief Of Car Shortage To Handle  ah, + os Cr a oe

BREAK BACKBONE OF HIGH COSTS?   NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE OFFERS 20 MILLION STOCK AT 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT

a i i ie a a aS ee  NEW YORK DEPAR TMENT STORE ~ JOINS FIGHT ON HIGH PRICES WITH REDUCTIONS ON STOCKS

PRETTY GO00 OLD WORLD AFTER ALI   NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE WILL REDUCEHE PRICES TWENTY PERCENT.

BREAK MADE IN HIGHER PRICES   N. ant DEPARTMENT STORE FERS $20.000,000 STOCK a 20% OFTP.

OFFER STOCK . AT REDUCTION   New York: Store to At. “tempt to “Break High “Price Backbone”

OF FER STOCK AT REDUCTION   New York ; Store to At_tempt.to “Break High Price Backbone”

POLES BATTLING — BRAVELY TO. STEM ‘BOLSHEVIST. TIDE   Great Battle Is Begun With Capital as Goal; Peace Delegates Meet Tomorrow ~

PRESIDENT   SAYS THAT HE HAS NO AUTHORITY   To Employ U. §. Forces in Armenia, But Would Send Representative.

PRESIDENT WILSON ACCEPTS AS MEDIATOR FOR ARMENIA   In Message to League of Nations Says He Will Give Personal Influence to Save Armenia.

WILSON ACCEPTS INVITATION   Inferms Hymans He Will Use Good Offices to End Hostilities  Agpnainat Armenians.

To Employ U.S. Forces in Armenia, Eut Would Send Representative.

Income Tax Reports Compiled. Jennie A. Hayes. Phone $82-R.   Announcement’

POLISH LINES EAST AND NORTHEAST OF WARSAW OFFER STERN RESISTANCE   With’ Exception of Area Around Brest-Litovsk No New Advances By Soviet Troops Have Been Reported—Ailies To Discuss Military Aid For Poland.

MORE RESISTANCE OFFERED BY POLES IN WARSAW FIGH]   Premiers Lioyd George of Great Bri taim and Millerand of France  Are To Meet Tomor-

POLES CHEK  Rc) ARMIES MUTE ID U.S IS AWAIT ET   Llovd-George and Millerand to Meet Tomorrow to Talk Plans   TENTATIVE PROGRAM TO FURNISH AID   Poles Give Essential Terms of Peace in Wireless to Moscow

BOLSHEVIK! MEET STERN RESIS TANG   No New Advances by Sovyets Reported.

SOVIETS, MEET — a STERN OPPOSITION” oo AT want   Bolsheviki Gain Foothold, But Must Fight Every Inch of the Way.

PREMIERS TD FRAME PLANS AT ” CONFERENCE   Poles Set Forth Terms Under Which They Will Parley With Boisheviki   GERMANS SEEK EXCUSE TO RAISE BIG ARMY   Military Aid for Poland One Topic at Confab of Gecrge and Millerand

POLES MAKING LAST DESPERATE STAND ON LINE   Counter Attack Drive Bolsheviki Across Bug River

BATTLE UNDER WAY NORTH OF BUG RIVER   Reds Gaining Advantage with Each New March; Poland’s Peace Message Sent

Counter Attacks hy “Poles Have Even Been Suceessiul in a Few Instances.

vowel ENCOUNTER STERN RESISTANCE   BOLSHEVIK! HAMMERING AT POLISH LINES HAVE NOT MADE ANY ADVANCES.

BOLSHEVIST ARMY STOPPED BY POLES   STURRGRN RESISTANCE PUTS ; STOP TO THE RUSSIAN i - ADVANCES   CROSS THE BUG RIVER   But Detachments of the Red Arm “Were Foreed Back by Counter Attaeks

Russian Soviet Armies Are Mak» ing No New Atvances.     “VIGOROUS COUNTER-ATTACKS     They Have Been Launched Along the Bug River—Poles Gaining Ground,

POLAND HALTS RUSS SOVIETS   ‘Stern Resistance of Poland : Troops is Bearing Fruit.   TO HOLD ARMISTICE CONFERENCE AT MINSK   Poland Dispatches Note to Moscow Dealing With Peace.

EARLY DEFEAT OF TREATY IS DAY’S FORECAS?   U nfavorable Vote Pre. dicted as Compromise Plans Fail.

An Early and Unfavorable Vote on Peace Treaty Ratification Has Been Forecast i in‘the Senate By the Leaders. Of the Republican Opponents to. Measure

PEACE TREATY FARECAS   Both sides Concede That Enoush Dem ocrats to Befeat Stand with the President.

EXPECT DEFEAT OF TREATY AND THAT SHORTL   Between Jrreconcilables -antd the Democrats Peace Pact Has But Small Chance,   VOTE MAY COME THURSDAY   Republicans Will Not Change Ar ticle 10 Reservation, Democrats Will Not Accept It.

UNFAVORABLE VOTE EXPECTED: ON PEACE PAG   Republicans Stand Pat o Reservations to Article «7 —May Casi Vote i Thursday

MAY THROW PACT INTO CAMPAIGN   Early and Unfavorable Vote Expected on Ratification of Treaty

30th Democrats and Republicans Concede That Enough Democratic Senators to Defeat Ratification Will Uphold Wilson Unless Article X Qualifications Are Modified —Believe Issues Will Go Undecided Into Presidential Campaign.

NLT UBLIGAND NAVE PAUL FU DAMP ALG HSE   Early Unfavorable Vote in Senate is the Latest Forecast   ARTICLE TEN STILL STOPS RATIFICATION   Leaders Predict That Final Vote May Be Taken Thursday

TRE AT FRSA NAMED 19 QEFEA   Early and Unfavorable Vote On Ratification Was Forecasted In Senate Today.

VOTE ON RATIFICATION   >redicted That it Will Be ar Early and Unfavorable One —Final Vote May Be Hac By Thursday.

PEACE TREATY = AND L. OF. N. WiLL ‘BE DEFEATED   ch is the Forecast Today of the Vote to Be Taken

ARTICLE 10 WILL KILL THE TREATY   Unfavorable Vote Forecast. Republicans Will Not Relent.   STAND WITH DEMOCRATS   Indications Point to Treaty Issues Being Left to Campaign. Would Test Dry Law.

TREATY: AS CAMPAIGN . : ISSUE SEEMS FAVORED   Both Sides Concede’ Enough ‘of Democratic - Senators . Nvill Stand with Wilson to Prevent

WHEN SENATE REPUD_LICAN LEADERS R1._ AFFIRMED THEIR DL. CISION.   Not to Accept Any Chanc:> in . Article .10 — Enour” 1 Democrats Will Stand  + President to. Pateat. Rat-fication.

TIFICATION TOBE TGS OF CAMP ~ BELIFE OF SENATORS   Early and Unfavorable Vote on Treaty Predicted at Washia ingtoa Today :   COMPROMISE SEEMS . TO.BE OUT OF QUESTION   Some Predict Final Action on Thursday; Others Sey

UNFAVORABLE TREATY VOTE FORECASTED   Foes of Pact Will Not Accept Any Change in the Republican Reservation of Article 10 of League.

REPUBLICAN LEADERS REAFFIRM DECISION NOT 10 STAND FOR ARTICLE 10 CHANGE:   Early and Unfavorable Vote on Ratification Expected in United States Senate.

DEMOCRATS TO AGAIN BLOCK RATIFICATION   : Enough Senators Committed te   No_ Reservations to  Prevent Adoption   WILL GO INTO CAMPAIGN      Majority Agrees to Stop Debate and Take Burning Issue te People

UNFAVORABLE VOTE ON TREATY 15 SEEN   Indications are that Ouestion of Ratification Will be Carried to Nation.   DEMOCRATS OBEY WILSON

EARLYVOTEON — TREATY EXPECTED WILL NOT PASS   Enough Democrats Stand: With President To Defeat Ratification.   TREATY ISSUE WILL 60 INTO. CAMPAIGN UNDECIRED   Republicans Agree Not To, Carry Out Plan For Long Debate.

VOTE DOWN TREATY   THAT WILL  PROBABLY RE DONE SOMETIME THIS WEEK    The Hehate in the Senafe Does Not Seem ye he Brinvine Rattfl-  -eatlon “Any Nearer, —

UNFAVORABLE TREATY VOTE EXPECTED SOOM   Republicans Reafirm Stand on Article 10; Democrats: Draw Clese to Wilson.

MINERS FAIL TC REACH AGREEMEN]   John -L. Lewis, - President, Says Wili Be No Generai Suspension of Work

FAIL &4T WAGE AGREEMENT.   Miners and Operators Adjeern the Cleveland Wecting.

MEETING ENDS; - MINERS G0 HOM   ‘0 GENERAL SUSPENSION, SAYS ‘J. L, LEWIS—MEET OPERATors SEPARATELY

MINERS GENERALLY WILL NOT SUSPEND WORK, LEWIS SAYS   Anticipates Matter Can be Adjusted Without Inconvenience to Public.   SPORADIC STRIKES TO BE EXPECTED   Union Officials Believe Agree. ments Will be Signed Quick. ly in Mlinois and Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania Aré¢ Expected to Resist.

No SUSPENSION OF MINERS’ WORK   >’ Union Representatives Leave Cleve: land ter Mailing to Agree With Operators

MINERS WILL WORK SAYS JOHN LEWIS   President Union Declares N General Suspension Will Follow Conference

NEW PLANES HAVE LUXURY AND COMFORT   Most Commodious Motor Car . Wil Hardly: Compare With Them.

MANY LUXURIES AND MUCH COMFORT. iN NEW. AIRPLANES   The Finest Custom-built Motor Cal Will Hardly Compare in Fittings.

BRYAN SORTS OUT CANDIDATES WHO DO NOT SUIT HIM   Wilson’s Friends, Anc Cox and Edwards Impossible, He Says.

Nebraskan in His Paper Re views the Democratic Candidates.   M’ADOO HANDICAPPED BY WILSON RELATION   According to the Three-Time Candidate Meredith and Owen Are Available.

BRYAN DISCUSSES _,-PRESIDENTIAL NAMES IN. THE COMMONER   Says That McAdoo i is Handicapped by Relationship tc Wilson. —. Palmer Loses Because Profiteering Hasn’ Been Stopped,

BRYAN OUSTS MACK, WILSON, “COX, EDWARDS   Aud He Says Palmer is. also Eli: nated Because of His Profiteer Fizzle

BRYAN SAYS M’ADOO IS HANDICAPPED BY HIS RELATION TO WILSON   Commoner Eliminates Mos! of Democratic Party Candidates,

BRYAN ELIMINATES — MANDO, Ph COX AND EDWARDS   Declares These Four Can. didates Not Eligible : In Race.

BAYAN DISCUSSES ~THEASPIRANTS FOR THE NOMIRATION   Must Be for Suffrage anc Prohibition, Against Wall Street.

RUMBLINGS OF ” DISCORD.,8ETWEEN WETS AND ORY6 ” HOURLY BECOME LOUDER        BITTER FIGHT IS SEEN            Wile Forces’ Captained Jennings Bryan May ‘ Controt Platform  : Committee, Appeal %  Convention May be. Beer Victory.

WILSON NEED NOT BE CONSIDERED, IS BRYAN’S OPINION   MeAdoo Handicapped By “Clone Relationship With      PALMER HAS OBSTACLES   Attorney (enersl, Says Commoner, in Saffering From Proficer Campaign Reaction: Compromise Between Supporters of Cox and Edwards.

W’ABOG IS HANBICAPPED SAYS. WILLIAM I BRYAN   Commoner ‘Discusses’ ube Democratic Candidates jw gti Newspaper.”

W. J. ON CANDIDATES   The Commoner. Tells Who Are and Are Not) Available—Elimi- ~ nates Wilson and McAdoo

ELIMINATING ALL THE OTHERS BAYAN DOESN'T SAY HE MIGHT NOT BE "THE STRONEEST ONE”

BRYAN STATES WILSON IS OUT _ OF THE RACE   And “Need Not be Considered” as ; Candidate for the Nomination for-President. .

MEREDITH AND OWEN 0.K. TO ~ WM.J. BRYAN   In His Newspaper, “The Commoner”, the “Peer lese Leader” Talks   HOOVER ELIMINATED; COX AS: COMPROMISE

BRYAN ELIMINATES NEARLY ALL OF THE WOULD BES OUI   McAdoo Handicapped by His Close Relationship With the President.   ‘WILSON NOT CONSIDERED   Palmer Suffering from Failure tc Prosecute Profiteers; Marshall Accused.

M’ADOO UNDER MANY HANDICAPS, DECLARES BRYAN   Commonér Has. Good Words for Just Owen and Meredith in Newsnaner Article.

BRYAN TALKS OF POSSIBILITIES IN DEMOS, CAMP   Publishes Article On Prob able 1920 Convention Tactics and Results.

A HANDICAP   This is Statement About McAdoc by Bryan's Commoner.   WILSON {§ NOT CONSIDERED   Former ThreesTime Candidate Talks About the Democratic Possibilities.

ARGUE M’ADOO IS HANDICAPPED   CLOSE RELATIONSHIP TO WILSON CITED BY BRYAN   Silence on Peace Treaty AMfiother Stumbling Block to Nomination  Says Nebraska Democrat.

Owen‘and Meredith Among Few Available. Democrats, _ Bryan Says of Candidate:

‘Hopes’ of Democrats Are  Discussed by W. J. Bryan   Commoner Declares McAdoo Is “Handicapped”—Says Candidate Must Be for Woman Suffrage, for Prohibition and Against Wall Street—Wilson “Need Not Be Considered.”

BRYAN IS AGAINST M’ADOO   Also Puts Wilson on Shelf in Discuss. ing Democratic Candidates for Presidency.

BRYAN WRITES — OF AVAILABLES   McADOU IS ELIMINATEL BECAUSE OF HIS CLOSE RELATIONS WITH WILSON

Commoner Declares M’Adoo t¢ Lose by Reason of Relationship With President   LINCOLN SAGE ENIGMATIC   Predicts Treaty Will Be Accepted Without Changes and That Drys Will Win

BRYAN RULES OUT  “WILSON DYNASTY”   NEITILER THE PRESIDENT NOK McADOO CAN BE CONSIDERED, HE SAYS   “FEW ARE AVAILABLE”   In the Available Class the Nebraskan Names Senator Owen and Secretary Meredith   Candidate Must Be for Suffraze, {ur Prohibition and Against Wall Street

BRYAN SAYS WILSON NEED NOT BE CONSIDERED AS CANDIDATI      Neli:askan in Discussion of Democratic Possibil. ities Completely Eliminates the President from the Reckoning.

BRYAN oA VERY FEW AVAILABLE  AT CERISE)      Singles Out Meredith and Owen As Among Few Acceptable . For Presidency.   ; Por Presidency.  Wilson and McAdoo Are Not Considered As Probable Candidates.

BRYAN ELIMINATES -WHSON’ AND wrADOO   Nebraskan in Commoner Tells What He Thinks of Every Candidate Mentioned

Colonel Bryan in Commoner Discusses Democratic Candidates . At San Francisco: Convention

DEMOCRATS SHY OF GOOD STOCK FOR PRESIDENCY   Mr. Bryon Sees No Peerless Candidate in  the Field

Singles Out Meredith and Owen As Among Few Acceptable . For Presidency.   ‘Wilson and McAdoo Are Not  Considered As Probable Candidates.

PRESIDENT IS COUNTED OU!   Bryan Also Declares McAdoo Is Handicapped by His C'ose Relationship With Executive.

PAY TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT   me Anniversary of Death Oheerved  at New Vork.

COAL OUTPUT IS BELOW NORMAI   Miners Of Ohio Work Les: Than Half Time Coal Official Says

OHIO COAL OUTPUT NOT HALF NORMAL   Miners Only Working Half Time —Railroads Consume Suoply

DECLINED TO DISCUSS ISSUE   Reported Governor of Oklahoma Will Hold Disputed Land

HOBBY IS SILENT IN CONTESTS. ON: ‘ON BOUNDARY WAR   Texan Governor Retuses to Talk. About "Roker Decision. te Citizene  -"Bherlffe- on Red, River.

Senate Investigating Commit. tee Learns of High Interect Ratac   PROFITEERS ARE ACTIVE   Urge Abolition of Tax on Mort: gages to Stimulate Home Loans.

MONEY LENDERS ANE HOLDING UP HOUSE BUILDING   ‘Senate Committee, Investigating Conditions, Opens Hearings in Chicago   BUILDERS FORCED TO PAY AS HIGH AS 17 PER CENT   ‘SHARKS” EXTORT UNREAS ONABLE PROFITS, WHIL! LEGITIMATE LENDERS RE FUSE LOANS, WITNESS SAYS

WITNESSES DECLARE TRUST MUST BE SMASHED If SHORTAGE 18 TO BE RELIEVED   GREED OF PROFITEERS   Building Loan Sharks, the Income Tax and Profiteers’ Greed Are Held to Be Responsible for the  Present Conditions Thruout the Nation.

THE GRADUATES   COUNTY Cs ‘OMMON, SCHOO LS “Gi a1) ATE OVER! 100.

THE «GRADUATES   COUNTY COMMON SCHOLLS GRADUATE OVER 100,   Will Receive Diplomas at High School Comimencemetn,

Citizens af Colon “Address the President-Elect.   PROTEST “PRESENT ” ADMINISTRATION   ' Desiare Against Methods Used in  ‘. . Canal Zone.   Citizens “Say American Cana Zona Officials - Are Disfranchising ‘Them . Gradually.  Voice Fear for Future:

KNIGHTS RENOUNCE CLAIMS   Will Not Submit Bill for Services In Germany—Money Supplied by General Public.

ANIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ABANDON CLAIM FOR CHARE IN INTEMNIT)      WILL NOT ASk REPAYMENT OF EXPENSES WITH AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION,

WATCH FOR PROFITEERING IN SALE OF ARMY MEATS, WARNING TO OFFICIALS

CHANCE TO PROFITEER   Agents to Watch Re-sales of Army Canned Meat,

INTEREST IS HIGH _IN CONGRESS RACE   Wurzbach - Opposes Bee at San Antonio. .

CHILD SUFFERED PAINFUL DEATH   Baby Crawled to Bucket of Boiling Water and Pulled It Over

Police Discover Mark. ed. Similarity Between Hand Writing of Leroy and Alleged Murderer cf Soidiey

MURDER MYSTERY EXTENDS TO MEYICt   Belief Is That Leroy is O. J. Fernadez Who Is Said To Be at Saltillo, Mexico, Is the Guilty Man.—Two Men Held Are Released.

SAY TRUNK MURDERER MAY BE IN MEXICO   Detroit Officials Get Word From Border of Man Giving Name  Used By Eugene Leroy

NEW TWIST ENTERS TRUNK MYSTER}   Handwriting of Suspect Resembles That of Man in Another Case

TRUNK MYSTERY YET UNSOLVED   Authorities Now Seeking Arrest. of Man, in Saltillo, Mexico.

NEW TURN IN TRUNK MURDER   Missing E. Leroy and Slayer of Year Ago May Be Same.   FUGITIVE WANTED BY NEW YORK COUNTY   Detroit Authorities Are Seeking Man Now in Mexico.

FEA MIAN IN MIEXIO i SUSPEGT IN LEROY SASE WILL ASK EXTRADITION   MEN DETAINED AN KANSAS ANI PENNSYLVANIA RELEASED FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION,

MURDER: MYGTERY EXTENDS 10 MEXIGL   Belief Is That Leroy is O. J Fernadez Who Is Said To Be at Saltillo, Mexico, ‘Is the Guilty Man.—Two Men ETaldqd Avo Roaloacod

ICLEW IN TRUNK CASE   Authorities Seek Arrest of Man in Mexico,   State Department to Be Asked te Heng in Securing Return of  ye q

SEEK SUSPECT IN MEXIC8      Trunk Murder Mystery Clats Point te  Man in'Saltilio—Sleeper’s Ala ease ace

MAN. FELD IN “LAWRENCE RELEASED vREN NEW       Detroit Police Believe “O. J. Fernandez” st Saltillo May Be Man Wanted

nANOWANTING UF TWO oUaPcTo ~FRUIND SILA   Man Wanted fer Trunk Murder and Slayer of Scldier May Be Same   FORMER HUSBAND TO ‘CLAIM VICTIN’S BODY   Detroit Authorities Believe They Are on Track of Second Container

BELIEVE MAN IN SALTILLO AUTHOR OF TRUNK MURDER   Eugene Leroy, Husband of Slain Weman, Known to Have  Used Same Name.   DETECTIVES ARE BUSY   They Will Go to Saltillo to Arres O. J. Fernandez as Woman’s  Murderer.

NEW DEVELOPHENTS IN TRUNK MURDE:   Detroit Police Search For Strange Man In Case Who Has  Many Aliases.

ANEW TWIoT TO TRUNK MYSTERY   Gotham Police Discover ‘Poul. verer’s’ Writing Similar to That of Leroy.   Detroit Sleuths Trace Phan tom Trunk to Birmingham, Alabama—Huntinag There.

ns 2 ue P-LAWRENCE SUSPECT ORDERED ‘ “RELEASED BY OFFICIALS,   i Think Fagitive Has. Ho phed t i Mexico— Hold Suspect at } Saltillo.

OTTERBEIN MAN IS   INJURED IN WRECK   [ALBERT CANTRALL IN HOSIPI.   TAL AS RESULT OF COLLI SION WITH TRACTION CAR

AUTO IS STRUCK BY ANINTERURBAN CAR   ALBERT CANTRALL, OF OTTERBEIN INJURED IN SUNDA CRASH; HIP BRUISED.

MEN WHO « SOLD BOOZE. -FROMTRUCK   NABBED IN THE ACT AT WEI RTON ‘BY: THE _ POLICE.   Whiskey, Found in Tank Un:  der Seat,—- Peddlers May Have Still Near Here — ’ Prisoners Jailed. =

BOOZE. -FROMTRUCK   NABBED IN THE ACT AT WEIRTON BY THE POLICE   Whiskey Found in Tank Un _ der Seat —-Peddlers May Have Still Near Here — Prisoners Jailed.

WILL SEIZE RREWERIFS MAKING ILLEGAL REFR   SAYS WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY MAKES NAVIGATION SIMPLE

NAVIGATION MADE SIMPLE BY WIRELESS   Depth of Water Under Ships Can Be Accurately Determined by Hydro Phone.

FEAR LYNCHING OF ALLEGED  MURDERER   Defiance Farmer, Ac_ cused a Childe Murder, “Closety Srucdad — Medical Testimony Today

BITTER FEELING AGAINST FARMER   Man Accused of Beating Child To Death Dejected Since Crowd Shows Hostility  Held Child’s Head Under Water To Stifle Cries While Beating Was Under Way

CAR DRIVEN BY GIRL ~ -RULS TWO OLD MER   Sha Loses Genial ard {Runs cn Broadway Sidewalk.

CUP OUT APPLE TREE CANKERS      Disease Should be Given Attention Th     Summer.

MANUFACTURERS CUTTING FORCES   “Lack of Orders” Said to Be Cause of Laying Off the Men

CLOTHING MEN ‘SHUTTING DOWK   ‘(Many Men Are Laid Off Because Orders Are Short Say The Big Clothing Firms in the East—One Firm Lays OVE Cine thaucand Moen.

CLOTHIERS LAY OFF 1,000   New York Firm Acts Because of Lack of Orders From the Retail Trade.

Southern Railroads Come Out Aheac   Show Net Balance for April—Others Sustain Deficit.

Over Two Billion Dollars To the Good After Paying All Expenses. ‘East and West Roads Lose.

THE RAILROAD DEFICIT   EASTERN AND WESTERN ROADS SUSTAIN DEFICIT IN NET INCOME.

ALL RAILROADS EXCEPT SOUTHERN — SUSTAIN DEFICIT   April Business of Roads as Whole Shows Big Shortage

Southern Railroads Showed Net Operating Balance for April; Others Show Deficits

THERN AAILAOADS PAY EXPENSES WHILE FAST AND WEST FAl   DEFICIT SUSTAINED IN EASTER AND WESTERN CLASSIFICATIONS DURING APRIL,

SURVEY MADE ~ PUBLIC TODAY   Railroads  in East and West Lost but Southern Made Money 

WHOLESALE HOUSE BURNS IN HOUSTON   Grocery Stock of Steinberg-Maa: Destroyed; Loss Fstimat: ed at 8300,000,

BLIZZARD; GINCHES OF SNOW   Real Winter Weather .Jjs Reported by Campers in Colorado Mountains.

SCORES KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE IN NORTH ITALY   v7 Bodies Recovered From Rains of Pisa Where the Famous Leaning ‘ Tower May Fall.

HUNDREDS KILLED, MANY, ANURED WHEN VILLAGES GRUMBLE UNDER SHOCK      Northern Province Cut Off but Fatalities Grow as Commu nications Are: Restored——Troops and Rescue Workhe ers Rushed to Scene.

SCORES ARE KILLED HUNDREDS INJURED TOWNS WIPED OUT   THE CASUALTY LIST IS REPORT ED GROWING AS LATER RETURNS ARE RECEIVED   FAMOUS LEANING TOWER AT PIS! BADLY SHAKEN —IN DANGER OF FALLING

WHOLE TOWN 19 BURIED BY QUAKE   GREAT DESTRUCTION WROUGHT IN NORTHERN ITALY.   HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE KILLED   Historic Churches and Other Edifices Leveled by Shocks—Most Severe Disturbances Ever Felt im Territory—Switzerland Shaken.

DEATH LIST IN ITALY IS ON INCREASE   Quake Shock Wipes Ou Three Towns, Rome Announces.

Towns of Quercia, Molassa, Tarasco Entire“ ly Devastated   Property Damage Said to Be Enormous—Relief Work Begun

HAMON EVIDENCE   Pistol and Clothing He Wore Said  to Be Missing.

HAMON EVIDENCE LOST   STATE'S HOPE OF CONVICTION FADES AWAY.   Prosecutor Balked on Discovery  Pistol and Clothing Worn by Victim Are Missing.

SPOTLIGHT TURNES ON THE SEMATORIA BAES BY PROBERS   Senatar Poindexter Is Chief Witness Before Chicaga Comittee Today   ELECTION FRAUDS IN MICHIGAN MENTIONED   Republican Senate Committee Arranges To Raise $200,000, for Distribution Among States, Witness Malte Tosenel iratnrs

SPOTLIGHT TURNED ON THE SENATORIAL ACES BY PROBFRS   Senator Poindextor Ts Chief Witness Before Chicago  Committee Today   ELECTION FRA FRAUDS IN MICHIGAN MENTIONED   Republican Senate Committee Arranges To Raise $200,000 for Distribution Among States, Witness Tells Investicatare .

MICHIGAN INDUSTRIES MAY BE FORCED TO SHUT DOWN   Coal Shortage in Detroit Threatens to Affect Business of The Entire Country.

POPE REPORTED GRAVELY ILL   Paris Informed That Renedict’s Con. dition Is Serious. Sedatives Are Being Administered.

CARRANZA'S DEATH TO BE INVESTIGATED BY NEW GOVERNMIEN   Whole Details of the Matter Will Be Probed At Order Of the New President, Who Condemns the Slayer of the Former President.

Charge Herrera Plotted —  _ ‘the Death of Carranza   Neport of Commissian Investigating Death of the Former Mexican President Points to Basest Kind of Treachery. !

Tell Story of Conspiracy Which Led —  To Assassination of Gen. Carranza

Shi FOE OsE Na a ae  DERED IN HIS BED ON ' MAY 21,  Commission 1 Appointed to Investigate Killing Submits Report—First Alleg d Authoritative Story of the Travedv Given Ont.

THE PRESIDENT MUR DERED IN HIS BED ON WHAYV 91 °°   MAY 21  Commission Appointed to Investigate Killing SubSmits Report—First Alleged Authoritative Story of tha Tragedy Civan Oit.

CARRANZA'S DEATH TO BE INVESTIGATED BY NEW GOVERNMENT   Whole Details of the Matter Will Be Probed At Orde: _ Of the New President, Whe Condemns the Slayer of the  Dnwmasne. Daecvt dtd nvwt

INVESTIGATOR TELL TORY OF CARRARZA MURDER   ‘irst Authoritative Statement on Assassination Says Conspiracy Was Prepared in Advance.

ATTACKED IN HIS SLUMBER   Carranza Begged for Rifle to Defend Himsélf When Traitors Closed in.   FULL INVESTIGATION -OF AFFAIR ORDERED

FULL DETAILS OF CARRANZA’S DEATH KNOWN   CUMMISSION NAMED BY OBREGON MAKES REPORT OF INYRSTIGATION   Recommends That Formal In- guiry be Made to Fix Heryero’s Part in Crime.

CHARGES HERRERO CONSPIRED DELIBERATELY TO ASSASSINATE ‘PRESIDENT CARRANZA IN FLIGHT

Story of Carranza’s — ‘Death Shows Herrero : -. Plotted Conspiract

CARRANZA'S DEATH CAREFULLY PLANNED BY HIS QWN PARTY   First Authoritative Stery of the Killing of the Former ai  President.   SHOT WHILE IN HIS BED   Herrero Formed Conspiracy to  Slay Fugitive, Commis sion Declares.

RECOMMENDS THORO INVESTIGATION OF GARRANZA’S DEATH   Commission Charges Herrero Was Conspirator in President’s Murder.

CARRANZA SHOT BY TRAITOR:   BRUTALLY BETRAYED BY MAN WHO HAD SWORN FEALTY.   WAS GIVEN NO CHANCE   : } THE PRESIDENT WAS  FIRED UPON ALONE INOPHE NIGHT.   His (ry ior a Carbine to Defend Himself Was Answered by a Volley Which Killed Hin.

CARRANZA BETRAYED   Formal tayestigation Seems to Bring This Prvof.   WAS SHOT IN THE NIGHT   Colonel Herrero Seems To Have Turned Traitor to Mexican President.

CARRANZA VICTIM OF FOUL MURDER   Claims First True Story of Tragedy Brought to Jaucht   KILLED IN OWN HUT   Begs for Carbine to Defend Himself From Assassins, Witnesses Say

GALS OUT Fh GUN Aa TROOPS FRE ON AEFIIGE   Wounded Chief Begs for Car bine to Defend Self From Traitors’ Attack   ANSWERED WITH VOLLEY WHICH ENDED HIS LIFE   Commission Making Inquiry Into Tragedy Returns to Mexico City”

CHARAN VICTIM ~—-RANKEST BETRAYA   Authoritative Story of Her rero’s Diabolical Plot,

21 AUTOISTS ARRESTED BY YOUNGSTOWN POLICE IN CRUSADE ON SPEEDERS

EDITORIAL COMMENT ON PRESIDENT’S APPOINTMENT OF BAINBRIDGE COLBY

EXPRESS TRA i i HITS AUTO; FIVE KILLEL   Rodies Buried Under Debris of Suaburban Station Which Collapsed  When Hig by Atachine,

0 AUTOISTS RILLED ON A GRADE CROSSIN   Machine and Occupants Hurled With Such Force Agninst Station Bnilding It Collapsed.

j AUTOISTS KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS MAGHINI   Accident Happened Near Lancaster As Party Was Enroute To Philadelphia.

FIVE MOTORISTS ARE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Automobile Hurled Into Station, Which Collapses, Burying Victims

Bowers & Hall  17 Bealineahald 40a ben ean   Administrators Notice.

QUEEN OF MOVIES IS RESTING   OF, SO TIRED ATER SPENDING  oA DAY IN NEVADA DIVORCE COURT.

MARY WANTS.TO REST zi TER DIVORCE ORDEAL   Mary Pickford, Movio Star, ore T He Secking Rest, Aften Divore ing Owen Moore., i

THREE STATES T0 DISCUSS MEANS OF GAS CONSERVATION   Meeting of Representatives o Ponnsylyania, Oho and West Virginia is Called.   CONVENE AT PITTSBURG   Jnly 2 Is Date For Conference at Which Elfort Will Be Made to Reach a Working Axvroement!. in the Respective Staten For Savitg of the Fuel.

CONFERENCE ON GAS PROBLEMS NOW UNDER WAN   Utilities Commissions of Ohic And West Virginia in Session   Threshing Out Objection to Use Of West Virginia Gas in Ohio

GAS CONFERENCE MEETS   D. Lewis, of Charleston, Represents West Virginia.

SAVING OF — NATURAL GAS   Subject to be Considered by Utilities Commissions. of Ohio, Penna. and West Virginia, July 2, i

GENERAL NEWS UF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE. _ ;   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jats. Showing What Is Going “Or In The Temple of Justice.

WILSON WOULD AID : PEOPLE OF CHIN!   Asks Americans to Heed ry. of “the Femine- Stricken,

WILSON WOULD AID + PEOPLE OF CHIN   Asks Americans to Heed Gry 0 “the: Famine-Strleken. ©

LANHAM TO. ADDRESS ANNUAL REUNION IN HOUSTON IN OETOBES   ANNUAL ADDRESS TO VETERANS OF THIRTIETH DIVISION A GREAT FEATURE.

NEITHER MONARCHIAL   Nor Reactionary, Says Kapp of New Government

KAPP ADSEHTS HAG NO DESIRE OH MONARCHY   REPORTLD NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS WiTH EBERT FOR AGREEMENT.   Wiercby Latter Would Remain Head Cf Government Only Until  New Election Held.

KAPP OUTLINES HIS STAND.   Says That New. Government of Germany is Neither. Moaar-’ chink nor Reactionary.

EXCHANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS   Treasurys Department World Ketire  JVempornury t«ane.

Wood Has Margin of More Than Five Thousand Votes Over Johuson With Only Partial Count Reported.   IM?CRAY HAS BIG LEAD IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE   ‘Kentland Man Will Fight Out   Race for Governorship Nex! Pall With McCulloch; Gon gressional Races.

THREE HOLIDAYS OF 1920 COME ON SUNDA   Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day and Fourth of July Fall on First  Day of Week,

DOME OF CHURCH FALLS AT BEACH   Long Beach Structure Col lapses Just as Workmen Leaving

SAY AERO SUPREMACY IS IN REACH OF AMERICA   Joint Statement by Organizations Pointing Out Civilian Possibilities.

UNITED STATES CAN LEAD IN THE AIR   study of Reports Reveals Great Or portunity Now Open To This Country.

CRASHING BLOWS BEING DEALT TO ARMY OF REIS   POLISH OFFENSIVE SEEMS To BE SWEEPING EVERYTHING  BEPORE tT AND POSTTION OF BOLSHEVIKI IS BROOMNG CRITICAL

POLAND APPEARS TO HAVE LENIN'S  RED ARMY HALTED   Pilsudski Continues His Maneuver for Cutting the Left Wing From the Main Body   WILL NOT DISARM UNLESS  RUSSIA DOES LIKEWSE   Trotzky Reported Conferring witl Germans in Dispatch Prom Danzig to London

POLISH OFFENSIVE 0 IN FULL OWING ALONG WIDE FRON   FORCES ADVANCING WITH UNDI.MINISHED SPEED AS BOLSHEVIKI FLEE.   AED ARMIES SEPARATED   Kight Wing Is in Critical Condition aud Central Corps Being Held Before Warsaw—Left Wing Is Routed.

POLES ADVANGE OVER LONG LINE   RESERVES ARE MASSED FOR BIG OFFENSIVE DRIVE ON BREST-LITOVSK

POLIGH FORGES ARE ADVANCING ON ALL FRONTS   Probably Have Reoccupied Strongly Fortified Town of : Brest-Litovsk.   RED RIGHT WING IN CRITICAL SITUATION   More Than Ten Thousan Prisoners, Thirty Canno. and Many Machine Gun and Supply Carts Hav Been Captured.

serves Advanced 60 Miles \in Three Days; Make Junic‘tion With Another Army.   POLISH OFFENSIVE SAID TO BE IN. FULL SWING   More Than 10,000 Prisoners Have’ Been Taken Together With Cannon, Machine  Guns and Army Supplies.

MEN STRIKE AT PROFIT SHARING NEW BERN PLANT   Compromise Plan Is Voted a Failure

PROFITSHARERS VOTE STRIKE   North Carolina Iron Workers Not Sat. isfied With Their Share of Earnings.

OOF IRON _ WORKS TO STRIKE   PROFIT-SHARING PLAN IS. DIS CARDED FOLLOWING:  CUT IN WAGES.

PROFIT SHARING — PLAN FAILURE   EMPLOYES AT NEWBERN N. C., START STRIKE OVER. ISSUE.

PROFIT SHARING = SCHEME FUTILE   Newbern Iron Works Em ployes On Strike.

BITTER FIGHT FORECASTED ON THE EMERGENCY  TARIFF BIL   Party. Lines to Be Wiped. Out i Battle Between Producers and Consumers’ Representatives

Bitter Fight On): - The Tariff Bi   Effort to Pass the Fordn® y Emrgen ey. BAL ‘Before Adjournment ot MWouce Vonieht.

LIMIT DEBATE ON . BILL FOR TARIFF ON FARM PRODUCTS   Chairman to Push Passage 0 Measure Before Adjourn amant Tonjieht

DECLARE IT WOULD - OPEN DOOR FOR  FURTHER PROFIT. WERING   House Hopes to Vote on Emergency Tariff Bill Before Adjournment To day—Its Passage Assired.

VOTE LATE TOON   1 :  ;DERATE LIMITED TO THREE   HAUR .NUAL PENSION BIEL- REPORTED OUT

EXPECT A BITTER FIGHT   HOUSE: DIVIDED on EMERGENCY -‘PARIFF BILL INTO: ‘PRODUCING: =. AND CON: ‘SUMING AREAS.

HOUSE BATTLES ~ ON TARIFF BILL   Fordney Seeks to Push Emergency Measure Through Before End of Day.   SHARP CONFLICTS ARISE

BITTER FIGHT ON TARIFF MEASURES   CHAIRMAN FORNEY WILL ATTEMPT TO PASS BILL BEFORE ADJOURNMENT,   Governor Harding of the Reserve Board Says Nearly Two Billions of Paper Placed at Their Disposal.

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL EXPECTED ~ TO. CAUSE BITTER FIGHT IN HOUSE

TRAFFIC BILL PASSAGE BRINGS UP BATTLE   HOPE TO PUT MEASURE THRU BEFORE ‘CLOSE OF SESSION

SALES TAX GROW AN POPULARITY   Devel-pment of Tax Revision In Con gress Although Preceeding Slowly Discloses @rend.

Bitter Fight On. The Tariff Bil   Effort to Pass the Fordnty Enrgeney Bill Before Adjournmeit of House Tonielt.

EXPECT VOTE ON EMERGENCY TARIFF TODAY   Slight Opportunity Given for Amendment Under Special Rule.   BILL HAS RIGHT OF WAY

INDICT ARMOUR AS PROFTEEN   FEDERAL GRAND JURY CLAIMS OVERCHARGE ON SALE OF LAMB

= 2. L¢ Oe "60" 88" eS i aaa aaa aoe oa  Only 235   ‘More Days   WILL ML FOR EUROPE SOON   Party Or Representatives Of Woinan’s Clubs Of United States Start For Europe   WILL VISIT BATTLE FIELD   Great Trip te Planued And Indiana Will Have Three Delegates du Company

PENRGYLVANIANS 70 60 10 ~ INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL   American Delegates Will Tour Western Europe Before the - Meeting at Christiana.

OBERHAUSEN SCENE OF RIOTS   Mobs Storm Town Hall, Seize Arms and Piunder Shops—Disturbance Spreads.

RIOTING TAKES PLACE IN GERMAN VILLAGES   DEMAND MADE FOR UNRESTRICT- ED WORKERS’ COUNCILS BILL.

MOBS IN BERLIN ATTACK TROOPS GUARDING REICH» STAG BUILDING AND FILL STREET OF THE GERMAN’ CAPITAL.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS

PLUNDERING ON LARGE SCALE IN OBERHAUSE!   Men Storm Town Hall, Seize Arms Throw Archives Into Street nnd Gietn Ghan<.

SEARCH IS CONTINUED FOR MISSING SEAPLANE   Veteran Lake Seamen’ Virtually -Give Up Hope of Finding Flyers from Great Lakes Station

Merchants and Residents of Outlying Chicage Dietrict Ready to Rill if Necessary.

ARM FOR AWAR ON THIEVES    MERCHANTS OF CHICAGO'S NORTHWEST SIDE BECOME VIGILANTES.   Biot Guns, Push Button. Signals and Siren Alarms Provided in an Ef- fort to Bring Halt to Robberies,

BUND FOUND IN RESIDENCE  DISTRICT UF CAN FRAN INET   Plugged Four-Inch Pipe Is Turned Over to Police Expert   CIRCULAR BRINGS OUT CLEW IN NEW YORK      “American Anarchistie Fighters” Known in East by Authorities

AMOUNT GERMANY MUST: PAK   Supreme Council at San. Romo decides on §60,000,000,000 Marks as * Reparatlon.

REPARATION SUM IS NAMED   Germany Will Be Asked to Pay 50, 000,000,000 Marks as the Tota! Amount.

PRAISES WEST   Democratic Nominee Issues Statement Paying Tribute to Western Spirit.

GOVERNOR COX LIKES _ SPIRIT OF FAR.WES)      SAYS NATION MUST LOOK Tc WEST FOR THE INCREASEI  Foop PRODUCTION NECES Qapy

GOX FAVOR WEST AG LAND OF QUICK AND EAGER SPIRITS   Nominee Sends Final Message to Californians Thru Big Republican Paper.   WALSH DECLARES LEAGUE ENEMIES ARE PARTISAN   Senator Points to Committee Report in Senate at Time Treaty Considered.

PRAISE GIVEN WEST BY GOX IN CALIFORNIA   Likes Western. Spirit And Wonderful Work People Are Doing.

GOVERNOR GOX SAVS HE. LIKES SPIRIT OF WEST   Democratic Candidate Speaks to People Through Columns of G. 0. P. Newspapers,

COV. COX TALKS TO PEOPLE THRU A NEWSPAPER   Tells Western People How Great a People They Are; Invades Arizona.

COX PRAISES -” GREAT WEST   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IN ARIZONA TO. “DAY.

COX OPENG HIG CAMEAIGN IN ARIZONA TK   Tells People That Wation Looks To the West For Its Food Supply ,

COX SPEAKS MESSAGE THROUGH REPUBLICAN PAPER   Presidential Candidate Leaves West and Swings Back Eastward.

Cox Cox Speaks To West. Through Los Angeles: - Fimes. G. O. P. Organ

STOCKHOLDERS ARE GIVENLAST CHANCE   MAY PURCHASE MUTUAL STOCK THIS WEEK AFTER WHICH ISSUE WILL BE TAKEN

STOCKHOLDERS ARE “GIVEN LAST      MAY PURCHASE MU} MUTUAL. STOCK - THIS WERK: ‘AFTER WHICH oa ISSUE WILL BS TAKEN

ALLIED NOTE ‘JARS ATHENS   Causes Consternation and Surprise.   THREATENS TO CEASE FINANCIAL SUPPOR1   Even Sterner Measures Are Hinted At. «

THE . GRECIAN - CRISIS   THE PEOPLE ARE TOLD THEY CANT. HAVE CONSTANTINE.   Great Britain and Italy Serve No tlee That the Greeks Have the  ’ Man of Thelt Choice.

GREEKS EXCITe D = “OVER JOINT? {OTE   Oppesition of Allied F Pow “te ‘Return

ALLIED NOTE WAS GIVEN TO GREEKS   -AUSED SURPRISE AND CONSTERNATION TO THE GOVERNMENT   The Contents Will Be Given to the Poblic in Papers This AfterTig

PRESENT PROTESTS   AGAINST RETURN OF CONSTANTINE TQ GRECIAN THRONE.   Joint Note Caused Consternation at Athens ~ Talk of Delaying Taking of Plebiscite Sunday

Uncle Sam Still Has Big Supply of ‘“‘Corned Willy” and “‘Goldfish’

HOW COULD ONE EXPECT THEM TO EAT ALL THIS?   Huge Amounts of “Corn Willy,”” “Gold Fish” and “Thirty-Eights” are Left Untasted by American Doughboys.

CONVINCED TREATY WILL BE Bil ISSUE   In Presidential Campaign, Whether Senate Ratifies or Not.

DEATH OF EMPRESS NOT  FAR DISTANT   Augusta Victoria of Germany Is Reported Critically Ill.

DENY KAISERIN DEATH RUMOR   Friends of Former German Empress Declare Reparts Untrue—Little Change in Her Condition.

FORMER KAISERIN IS ALIVE   Condiaion of Augusta Victoria Remains Unchanged.

VICTORIA 18 UN         Reports.of 1 wth Denied at Mean ef FPergoece Empress,

CHIEF JUSTICE RULES ON PEACE” CASE   MANDAMUS TO COMPEL COLBY TO PROMULGATE PEACE RULED OUT   GOES TO HIGH TRIBUNAL   District of Columbia Bench Holds ‘inat Veto ant Resolution Never BRached Sec.

EFFORT 10 FORCE PEACE DISMISSEL   Suit Filed to Compe! Colby to Publish Resolution Thrown Qut of: Court   GOES TO SUPREME COURT   Government Attorneys Contend Secretary of State Had No Power to Act

South Americans Fear Japanese Plan Control by Colonization Plan:   Newspaper Declares That Gov ernment Has Acquired Agricultural Lands.

THIRD PARTY PLANS SUTLINED IN FAST      [By “Don -E, Chamberlain, United Drece Staff Correspondent. ]

OWEN MAY HEAD A THIRD PART!   Oklahoma Senator and Eugene Debs Are Prominently Urged as Likely Candidates for Radical Factions; LaFollette Still Silent.

‘Proposed Third Party . : Leaders In Big Scramble For Popular Candidate

OWEN AND DEBS. INTHIRD PARTY ADDS TO TALK   BELIEVED THAT LA -FOLLETTE WILL STAND BEST CHANCE FOR NOMINATION

THIRD PARTY TALK GAINS IN STRENGTH   Senator Owen and Eu gene V. Debs Prominently Mentioned.

MENTION OWE FOR PRESIDENT   La Follette Boomed Viger ously as New Party Candidate  By Don E. Chamberlain

THIRD PARTY POSSIBILITIES ARE INGREASEL   Senator Owen, Debs and La Follett are Mentioned as Possible Candi-— dates for President

BANKER GREEN IN INL ON LUNACY WAN   Brother Makes ¢ Charge That He.is-Insane and-. Has Him Committed’ After Sentence For Five Years in the Penitentiary Was Imposed, 

BANKER GREEN IN JAIL ON LUNACY WAIT   Brother: Makes Charge That He is Insane and Has Him Committed After. Sentence For Five Years in the Penitantianwys Wace Tmanced

MOORE “HAS THE GOODS”   Says He'll Prove Slush Fund. Committee Postpones Hearing.

CAMPAIGN FUND. INVESTIGATORS ADJOURN TODAY   Will Meet Again Sept. 7 to Hear Evidence of Edmund Movre, Cox Representative

CAMPAIGN MONEY QUIZ ADJOURNED TO NEXT TUESDAY   Governor Cox’s Person: la Representative To Be A Witness.

MANACER IS LAST HOPE OF DEMOGRATS   Adjournment is An nounced— Will Convene Tuesday.

REGESS TAKEN A TOMTEE ~ UNTIL TUESDAY   ADIOURNS Wwitnorr HEARING TESTIMONY OF COX'S _PERSONAL REPRESENT ATIVE,

MOORE T0 GIVE PROOF OF COX CHARGE TODAY   PRE-CONVENTION MAN AGER ENROUTE TO CHI CAGO WITH ‘DATA FUR NISHED BY DEMOCRATIC

“CORRUPTION PROOF” TO BE SUBMITTED ON TUESDAY, NEXT WEEK   Senate Committee Ad. journs—Poindexter on Stand Today.

MOORE READY TO GIVE THE PROOF   Governor's Pre-Convention Man. ager Carries Documents to Investigators.   POINDEXTER TESTIFIES   Admit Republicans Will Make Senate Fight in Twenty States. Moral Improvement in Politics.

SENATE ADJOURKS IHS AFTERNOON   Committee Meet in Chicag« for Next Tuesday to Hear Moore.

INVESTIGATORS ADJOURN WITH ~ MOORE UNHEARD   Will Meet Next Tuesday When Cox's Representative. Will Testify.   POINDEXTER HEARD TODAY   Chairman of Republican Senators Says $5,000,000 Fund Too Much.

Cox’s Evidence On Slush Fund Charge Delayec   jMiles Poindexter Tells Plans for Senatorial Campaien in 20 States.

committee Adjourns Until September 7, When It Will HearGovernor’s Rep: resentative, Who Says He Is Ready to Prove G. 0. P. Leaders Said They Expected to Raise $16,000,000.

SENATE PROBE COMMITTEE ANIGURNS TO TOESDAI   At, That Time Gov. Cox’s Man Will Be Given a Chance to Prove Things,

SENATE PROBE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS GOES OVER WEEK   { Adjournment Taken Until: Next  Tuesday Without Bringing i Cox Charge Proof.   POINDEXTER AND HENKE . WITNESSES AT HEARING   Cash Raised for Senatorial and State Campaigns Subject of Day’s inquiry..

LONBRNOS PRE - CONVENTION MANALRER FROM YOUNGSTOWN To Trib all. HE RNOWS   DOCE MENTARY EVIDENCE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE

FRSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF  IX 10 APPEAR NEXT TUESDAY TH DOPE ON THE @. 6. P.      gore Promises to Produce fividence to Support $15,000,000 Charge and Meanwhile Prabers Take Recess

MOORE HAS COX'S “EVIDENCE”    Goes to Prove Nominee's Charges But Committee Adjourns   RECESS TAKEN TILL TUESDAY   Dayton Candidate's Representa tiva tn Return Then

COMMITTEE DOES NOT HEAR COY'S REPRESENTATIVE   Will Reconvene in Chicago Next Week to Hear Moore and Others.

COX STARTS ON WESTERN CAMPAIGN   SPEAKING ITINERARY WILL TAKE IN TWENTY-FOUR STATES,   SENDS “DOPE” BY MOORE   Will Take Governors Evidence — te Prove Charces to Senate Sub. Committee,

MOORE:TO PRESENT PROOFS OF COX'S CAMPAIGN CHARGES   Manager “Has Data -on Which Governor Based Charge of i5 ‘ Million G. O. P. Fund .   POINDEXTER ON:STAND TO 9 TELL OF SENATE CAMPAIGH   G. 0. P Fond Too Large Says _ Washington Senator :

SENATE COMMITTEE ADJOURNS HEARING HELD IN CHICAGO   WILL MEET THERE AGAIN TO HEAR COX REPRESENTATIVE.   Further Inquiry Will Then Be Made Into the Year Book Now Being Prepared By  Barnes. 

TO WEAR COX PROOF TUESDA   SENATE COMMITTEE INVES. TIGATING CAMPAIGN EXPENSES ADJOURNS.

SLUSH PROBERS PUT OFF MOORE'S QUIZ TO TUESDAY   \Cont’s Pre-Convention Manager Declares He’s Ready  8a Prove Charge   W AS PUBLIC IN JANUARY   en)  REPUBLICANS ANNOUNCED LAST WINTER THEY’D RAISE $165,000,000, HE SAYS.

PROBERS END. SESSION AS HE ARRIVES   Committee Quits Until Tuesday to Make Labor. Day Addresses, .   TO GET bree ty THEN

OTORY OF FUND WHICH COX TELLS OF TQSe TOLD TO COMMITTEE TUESDA’   icore Saye iad S Prepared to Prove Republican Leaders neunced Last January They Expected to Raise $10.000.000 Camnaion Fund

SENATE COMMITTEE ADJOURNS WHEN COX STAR WITNESS COMES   E. H. Moore, Governor Cox’s Personal Representative, Traveled From Youngstown, But Committee Decided to Adjourn Shortly After Noon—Moore Said to Have Had Evidence to Prove Charges—Committee Will Meet Sept. 7.

Senate Investigators Adjourn Witte #% Calling Cox Aide for Proof ---- Poindexter On Stand

SNOT CALLED   ——  Investigating Committee Adourns Today and Will Hear Moore Tuesdy.   TO BACK COX’S CHARGES

COMMITTEE TAKES RECESS IN PROBE. ~ -OF FUND REPORTS   Governor Cox’ Ss Envoy To Chicago. is Not Called ES : ‘To the Stand   HIGH POINTS IN. THE. RECENT TESTIMONY

MOORE TO PRESENT ~— GOX'S EVIDENCE   Poindexter Testifies As Tc Senate Funds.

ADJOURNS 10 MEET TUESDAY   Edmund Moore, Representative of Gov. Cox Requested tc Have Evidence of Charges Al Ready at That Time.

CAMPAIGN PROBE WAITS FEW DAYS   Committee Declares Reces: to Enable Members to Attend to Business.   PROBE DEMOCRATIC FUND

Tells Senators at Hearing Ioday; Claims Senatorial Fund Within Reason.  See en ee amen ar  ATTEMPT TO CORRUPT   ATTEMPT TO CORRUPT WOULD MEET DEFEAT   Promises to Let Committee Know What He Learns of “That $15,000,000.”

INVESTIGATORS UF PARTY FUNDS IN ADJOURNWEN)   Will Hear Personal Representative of Gov. Cox Tuesday, Next, As Well As Other Witnesses,

COX LEADER SAYS HE CAN PRAVER STTISA   Moore Declares G. 0. P Aim to “Buy People of Amerim   FAILS TO TESTIFY   Hearings Adjourred to Tues. day; Poindexter is  Called

CAN PROVE CLAIMS UF COX SAYS MOORE AQ) NEWSPAPER WIEN   Personal Representative of Governor Cox Asserts He Can Back Up All Statements.   PLANNED $16,000,000 FUND   Governor Cox Tells Farmers if Elected He Will Choose Dirt Farmers for High Offices,

oEQUION ENDED UNTIL AFTER - {ARORA fy   Will Reconvene Tuesday te Hear Personal Representative of Gov. Cox   MARSH EXPLODES BOMB   Presents Evidence of Contribution of Financial Giants Barnes’ Book

TAKES RECESS UNTIL SEPT: 7   Cox’s Representative Not Heard, But is Told te Come Back When Committee Reconvenes “*j,   COX’S SPOKESMAN STANDS BY CHARGE   Says He Can Prove Republicans Planned to Raise Fund of $16,000,000 for Campaign Purposes {

CRAND-DAUGHTER OF REPUBLIGAN FARTY   Is Ardent Supporter of Gov. Coz —Wants League of Nations and Gives. her Influence for Same   BELIEVES COX SWEEPS COLO.

TOLEDO RIDES AGAIN; PAYS 7-CENT FARI   Street Car Service Resume After Strike But It  f"acte Alara

TOLERO HAS CARS: ACLATN,      Temporary Hise. In Rates f a EFfeet.

TOLEDO: CAR SERVICE -- RESUMED THIS MORNIN   Public Pays: 7-Gent Pare anc 2-Cent. Transfer. Tax and      UNDER ORDER OF COURT

RESUMPTION: OF  CAR SERVICE: IN _ TOLEDO CERTAIN   Company and Operators Com \ to Terma; Start 5 A.M. 2 Wednesday

TOLEDO CARMEN RETURN 70-WORI   Agreement: Is Reached ‘ane Cars Will Begin Running Again This Morning

TOLEDO STREET GAR STRIKE ENDEL   Rate of Fare Fixed at Seven Cents With Two Cents Extra for Transfers.

TWENTY COMMUNIST SENTENCED 10 JAIL   William Bross Lloyd and ‘Pals’ Out on-Bond, Pending '. g Hearing.   86 MORE DUE FOR TRIAL

LLOYD:1S: FOUND PUILTY OF SEDITION   Twenty Communists Are Given ‘Sentences of From One to ’ ice Years.

COMMUNISTS FOUND -PUILTY WN GHieaed   Twenty Membersof Labo: -Group Are Sentenced to ; ~Term in Prison Today fo: Violation of State Seditior  j AW, t

WM, BROSS LLOWD GUILTY OF SEDITION AND 1G SENTENCED   Nineteen Other Communists Also Fined And Ordered Imprisoned.

COURT SENTENCES COMMUNISTS FOR SEDITIOUS ACTS   WILLIAM” BROST, LLOYD = ANI NINETEEN MEMBEKS OF COM MUNIST PARTY FOUND GUIAL VY OF SEDITION

WO BANK BANDITS WOUNDED IN FIGHT AND ARE CAPTUREEL   Third Member of Trio That Robbed Nebraska Depository Escapes—Most of Funds And Bonds Recovered.

POLICE CATCH nf ~ BANDIT BAND   i   AN OFFICER WOUNDED   ‘DEPUTY SHERIFF CONTINUED. FIGHT AFTER INJURY.   Two of Fugitives Are! in Hospital at Atehison, but Third ©  Escaped.  ~ -

THIRD ROBBER STILL AT LARGE   Twe Other Men Captured at Atchi eaonm Are Still Aliwe.

3 SHOT IN BANDIT BATTLE   Deputy Sheriff and Two Robbers Wounded in Fight With Rifles and Revolvers in Kansas.

BANDITS CAPTURED ~ AFTER HARD FIGHT   AFTER A CHASE ATCHIISON OFFICERS WOUNDED THE ROBBERS   TWO ARE NEAR DEATH   Had Taken Money From Howe, Nebraska Bank After Locking up President

OREGON RETURNS ARE SLOW   Early Reports Indleate General Woot and Senter Johnson In Neck To Neck Race.

NECK AND NECK   Republican Presidentia Race in Oregon is “Nip and Tuck” Between   WOOD AND JOHNSON   Military Candidate Leading by a Small. Margin— Meager Returns In.

JOHNSON AND WOOD _ '” RUN CLOSE IN OREGON   Hoover Ranning Third With Lowden - Fourth in Early Returns From . ~ Western Primary.

HARDING TO: TALK IN SENATE        President-Elect Considers It Hie Duty, to Speak Out on: Weighty, %

HARDING TO TALK IN SENATE   President-Elect Considers It His Duty to Speak Out on Weighty Matters.

VAULT OPEN BUT YEGGS: CUT HOLI   JOKE ON VANK ROBBERS WH GET NOTHING FOR THEIR TOI, AT NEW RICHMOND

Fifteen of Crew Probably Lost i Channe! Near Brest When Storm Hits Vessel.

BRITISH SHIP IS WRECKED   Fifteen of Crew Probably, Lost in Channel Near Brest When Storm Hits Vessel.

STUKIME WHEURS BHITISH SHIP   Vesse! Wrecked in Channel Near Brest — BRanorted 15 Lost.

CANDIAN WORKERS WALK OUT IN A ONE-PAY STRIKE PROTESTING COURT ACTION

FOND DU LAC HAS A $300,000 FIRE TODAY      BLAZE STARTS IN BASEMENT ANC SWEEPS AWAY ENTIRE . RUILDING

FACE LORIOT  ‘UNDER ARREST   French Socialiat Leader I Held at Paris   CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Action Taken in Connection With General Strike Recently Declared.

PARIS RAIL STRIKE HEAD TS ARRESTED   Ernest Loriot Held Or Charge of Plotting Aeainst France   TWO CITIES PARALYZED

ARREST OF SOCIALIST 1S DEVELOPMENT IN STRIKE   French Authorities Charge Leroit with Plotting Against Interior Se curity of Country

SNOW FLURRIES IN OMAHA   Temperature Drops 22 Degrees Finding Long Heat Wave. .

SNOW ENDS HEAT WAVE   Eight-Day Period at Omaha Is  i ee a, 7 a en

POLICE ON GUARD AGAINST OUTBREAK. IN OTHER CITIES   All Efforts Centered on Preventing Repetition of Dis- aster   WARKING ‘OF EXPLOSION RECEIVED BY TWO .PERSOKS   Man in Toronto Warned Friend: to Keep Away from Wall Stree!

Discovery of Part of Clockworks Leads Police to Oftinion Wall Street Disaster Caused by an Infernal Ma phina   DETECTIVES WORK ON THIRTY LEADS   Financial Centers From Coast to Coast Armed Camps Guarding Against Repetition of Fatal Explosion in New York Thursday.

MONEY CENTERS ARE READY FOR MORE TROUBLE   31 DEAD AND OVER 200 INTURED IN MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION IN WALL STRERT YRsTERDAY—TROOPS ARE READY

3PECIAL GUARD TN BIG CITIES   Dossibility of “Widespread Plo! Causes Precautions in Fin: anein) Centers

America’s Money Marts Are Armed Camps As Squad: Take Precautions to Aver Second Wall St. Outrage   Homes .of Wealthy Patrolled by Armed Men; Public Buildings Are Watched by Troops; Reserves on Guard

SPECIAL GUARD IN BIG CITIES   *ossibility of Widespread Plo Causes Precautions in Financial Centers

FINANCIAL CENTERS OF NATION GUARDED AANSL TIS   CITIES FROM COAST TO COAST CAUTIOUS AF TER WALL STREET NrIrcaAcTeEYp   LEXCHANGE OPENS

FEAR EAPLOSION TA AE REPEATED   Financia! Districts of All Cities in National Are Patrolled.   36 PERSONS WERE KILLED

ARMY OF SLEUTHS FOLLOW MANY LEADS   Watch Established in Financial Districts Of All Leading Cities in America   Clock-Works Used To Detonate Bomb in New York Found

WNULE NATION UNDER GUARD AD HESULT OF N.Y, DISASTER   Financial Centers of Amer ica Protected by Armed Forces   FIND EVIDENCE OF GREAT DEATH PLOT   Metal Used in Constructior of Huge Bomb Is Found in Streets

PATROLS GUARDING FINANCIAL CENTER FROM BOMB PLOTS   From Coast to Coast Big City Banks Closely Watched by Heavy Armed Sentries.   EXPLOSION: DEATH TOLL . IS ‘NOW PLACED AT 36   Troops Are Held in Beadiness “in New York and Homes ~. of Rich Men Guarded...

Experts Declare Huge Bomb Caused Harvest of Death in Gotham   Finding of . Curious Metal Objects “Strengthens Infernal Machine Theory; Mysterious Warning Notes Investigated; Blood: -Washed. From Wall Street Buildings: Debris Cleared Up.

SAYS THE COURT. DOES NOT EXIS1   Howat’s Pefense is He Was No’ Summoned Before Legally Existing Body

SAYS THE COURT.  DOES NOT EXIST      Howai's Hefense is fie Was No’ Summoned Hefere Legally * Existing Body

DENIAL OF RELATIONS COURT   Defense Made by Alexander Howat and Other Winer Officiate.

SAY NEW COURT DOESN'T EXIST   Howat and Others Answer Contempt Charges.   CAN'T SUBPOENA WITNESSES   Miners Officia's Declare Kansas  Court of Industrial Relations  Has No Lega! Entity.

ATTACK THE NEW LAW   Labor Lawyers Contend That In. dustrial Court: Was No Legal < Existence or Real. Power.

SAY INDUSTRIAL COURT: DOES NOT LEGALLY EXIST   This, ia The Anewer _ Attorneys _ For Howat and Others ’ Filed Today.

FANDIDATES 10 BE PLACED ON RECORL   Farmers Submit List of Queries.

CHEAPER CLOTHES PROMISE   timeaperative Taller shops to Re Fie tabifehed ian *t. Leowie.

TAILORS MOVE TO CUT COST   Association Starts Co-operative Shops in St. Louis to Eliminate Contractors.

Promoters Believe that Yenture Will Be Highly Successfal   IRVITE HELP BF SHIPPERS

WASTEFULNESS GILLEN GHARGE   Says U. S. Purchased Oil for Steamers at Loss of ’ $3 000.000 Per Month. -

GILLEN DECLARES PURCHOSE OF OIL WAS EXTRAVAGANT   FAILURE TO UTILIZE FLEET Ol TANKERS IS DECLARED  E. N.   NEW PLAN NOW PROPOSED   Would Have Matter of Liquidatior handled by New Corporation to Be Composed of Five “Big’’ Business Men.

Loss to Government by Inefficiency Was Very Heavy   HINT OF GRAFT   Ships Were Leased at Figure Far Under Current Rate

U. S. OFFICIALS LOSE $3,000,000 BY DERELECTION   Fifty-four Tank Steamers Tied Up By Lack of Fuel Oil Declared

BRING BIG LOSS   Shipping Board Vessels Bui Fuel Oil in Market at Ex. orhitant Prices °

Educational Fraternity Meets Thursday to Plan Work and Elect Officer:

NEW JERSEY AND RHODE ISLAND T0 GET A HEARING   Yonstitutionality of the 18th Amendment Inflicting Pro. hibition on the People is In. volved in This Proceeding--Government Files Answers

15,000 MARINE “WORKERS QUIT ~INNEWYORK   Strike Ties Up Railroads and Ferryboats; . Comniuters -Have Hard Time to  Reach (ity.

‘MARINEWALKOUT TIES UP FERRIES   Strike Call Is Obeyed by All bu  One Line After Commuters Are at Home   POLICE ARE CAUTIOUS   Exceptional Preparations to Handie Flow of Traffic to Lackawanna Tube, Made

NEW YORK STRIKE HARBOR EMPLOYED TIES UP. SHIPPING   —THIKE BREAKERS M e) He tSED HY BRATEWAD COM. PANIES AB. oo ee.   FERRY LINES HARD HIT   Ines Operating Between Manhattan and Adjacent Points Abandon. ed—Walk-out Involves Right Te 15,000 Men.

Travelers Reaching The Belgian Capital Bring Expected News   RUMOR UNCONFIRMED   Washington Officials Say Revolution Plot Had Been  Discovered

communrtY. BAIR 5 0 . FRIDAY, “SEPT. 17H   Onape Community. Fair: Will “be / + Held on Friday, .. Bnetenethan 447°.

U. S. SOON TORESUME TRADE WITH RUSSIANS   American Citizens: Will Be Permitted To Deal, But oon eee flt Own Risk —-

POLITICAL RIOT IN MEXICO.   Police and Crowd of Obregon Follow. era tee Pit¢eheid Batile.

OBREGON SUPPORTERS AND AUTHORITIES AT SAN LUIS POTOSI IN BLOODY BATTLE

HOT MEXICO POLITICS:   RIOT FOLLOWED A MEETING IN: THE TOWN OF SAN LUIS.   Crowd — of Obregon Followers  Clashed Witt City Authorities : In Pitched. Battle. .

MEXICANS IN A FATAL CLASH      Namber of Obregon Supporters Are Rilled in a Fight.

COAL OPERATORS SEEK EXTENSION   Urge Commission To Continue Open Top Car Order Indefinitely

COAL OPERATORS — MEET TO DISCUSS:  BAR PROBLEM   They Declare That the Solution 01 Meeting the Threatened Shortage Is Really One of Transportation.

GOVERNOR COX ENTERS CAMPAIGN   National Committeeman Moore of Youngstown Will Manage Race For Presidential Nomination.

State Executive Starts in _ Earnest His Campaign te Land ,Democratic Presidential Nomination

NEW CHIEF OF FORESTER:   Secretary Meredith Announces Ap pointment of Col. W. B. Greeley in Graves’ Place.

Six Labor Men Held in Con  nection With “Mossy” Enrichit Slavine.   Murder Believed to Have Been Result of Union  “Avhta a Ounce.

ROTARY 10 BRING A BOY SPECIALIS   DR. BARKER WILL DELIVER THREE LECTURES IN LAWRENCE   FORWARDS BOY WORK      Club Gets Rehind Movement _ te Brirg American Legion Cenvention in 1922

ROTARY TO BRING -ABOY SPECIALS   DR. BARKER WILL DELIVEE THREE LECTURES IN LAWRENCE —   FORWARDS BOY WORK   Club Gets Behind Movement te Bring American Legion Conyention in .1922

ENGLISHMAN LOST LEE IN NIAGARA RAPIDS   No Trace of Body Found After His Trip Over Horseshoe Falls in a Barrel.

NATIONAL CLUB HOUSE HONORING SLAIN OFFICERS   Names of 4,500 American Commissioned Men Will Be Inscribed on Fame’s  Tablets

JEW NATIONAL MEMORIAL.  A Club’ House Whieh Is to Perpetuale Names of Officers.

SLATED FOR PREMIERSHIP,      Winstno Spencer Ghurchill Cele. brates 46th Birthday Today.

WINSTON CHURCHILL ISFORTY-SIX TODAY   Famous Brttisher Is Slated for Pre mership at Some Future Datu,

EXTRAVAGANCE. AND THEN MORE - EXTRAVAGANCE   Government Pays $240 to Tell Amer icatt People of Extravagant Use of Print Paper.

‘SPEECH ON PAPER COSTLY   Senators Sp i £240 Talhing «bont     Hatravagant Use of Mrint

CAN MAINTAIN: POOL TABLES   Bona Fide le Clubs Can Operate Pool Tables, Is Latest Ruling 

FIRE DESTROYS . COUNTRY HOME   RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM HAN CUCK BURNS TO GROUND; DEFECTIVE FLUE IS CAUSE

Brtiish War Office Gives Serious Consideration to. Next Step while London Waits’ for  - Further Reports of Horrors

COMMONS IS SUSPENDED _AFTER FIGHT FOLLOWING IRISH TROUBLE SPEECH   Nationalist and Union Members Come to Blows—Additional British Troops May Be Sent to Ireland—Of. ficial List of Dublin Dead,Placed at Fourteen, Ex. clusive of Casualties at Football Park.

BLOODY REPRISALS FOLLOW MURDER (IF ARMY OFFICERS   Death List in Dublin Affrays Placed at 26, With 70 in Hospitals Wounded.   HOUSE OF COMMONS IS STIRRED BY DEATH ORGY   Sitting Suspended as Unionist and Nationalist -Members Engage in Fisticufls.

NEW ENCTLAND RAI ROADS NEED FINANCIAL RELIEF   HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS COME TO BLOWS

lrish City Is More Quiet Today Following BloodShed of Sunday  PARLIAMENT IN AN      PARLIAMENT IN AN UPROAR OVER CASE

WILSON PREDICTS — VICTORY FOR PARTY   BALLOTING GOING MERRILY ONAO MANS RACE SO FAR— - - DEADLOCK PROBABLE

BIG VOTE EXPECTED AT DAKOTA PRIMAR   Wood Managers Predict Big Victory in the State of Over 40,000 Majority.

DAKOTA WEATHER IS IDEAL   Large Vote In Expected im Primaries any Women Tarning

DAKOTA WEATHER IS IDEAL   large Vote Is Expected in Primaries —Many Women Turning  ~~

PLUCKY PASSENGER ~—-FIRHTS HOLD-UP MAK   ATTEMPT TO ROB INTERURBAN. CONDUCTOR ON SULLIVAN / LINE —ITHWARTED BY ONE MAN’S COURAGE

 PLUCKY PASSENGER  FIGHTS HOLDUP WAN   —— Attempt to Rob Interurban, Conduc. tor on Sullivan Line Thwarted  By One Man's Courage.

SPANISH WAR VETERANS MEET      Commander Jones Urges Radicals Be Moved Frem Country.

STATE MEETINGS   Republicans Hold Ten And Democrats Five State Con— ventions.   Delegates To Be Selected A All But One.

BOTH PARTS HOLDING MANY STATE MEETINGS   Republicans Hold Ten And Democrats Five State Conventions.   Delegates To Be Selected A All But One.

VACATIONISTS RETURN TO WORK   HARD COAL MINERS, WHO WERE DISSATISFIED WITH AWARD, RETURN TO WORK

GOAL DIGGERS RESUMING WORK   Reports from Anthracite Field: Indicate ‘‘Vacation’”’ Strike at an End

WOULD REDUCE PRICES BY THEIR OWN ACTION   Coal Operators in Northern West Virginia Urge That  Heaarines he Deferred.

HAWKS ELECTRIC CO. IS AWARDED SLIGHT INCREASE   Public Service Body Asserts Its Right To Change Contract If Unfair —Changes for Other Towns  Are Ordered.

HAWKS: ELECTRIC CO, ~ ALLOWED INCREASE   Public Serviee Body Asserts ; Right to’ Change Contract Other Changes Ordered. “WE

EXECUTIVES OF RAILROADS TO CONSULT TODAY   MEET DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES IN- CAPITAL TC TALK BUSINESS. ;   Guarantee of Wages. in Revised R. R. Bill Said 1 to be One of  — OAnhiseta

BE SUBJECT OF DEBATE ON BILI   RAILROAD EXECUTIES T¢ CONSIRER THIS FEATURE IN SESSION WITH HINES   PROHIBIT REDUCTION BEFORE SEPTEMBER       ‘Union Officials Also in Washington to Consider Features of the Conference Measure.

WAGE PROPOSALS FURM BASIS FOR CONFERENCE TODAY   Particular Interest Shown in Pro. posal to Keep Wages Same Until September.

WAGE PROVISIONS UF RAILWAY BILL BEFORE DIRECTOR HINES AND ROADS DEPARTMENT HEADS

SENATE ABSENTEEISM © _ HOLDS UP BUSINESS   Borah, Unable to Have Hig Pri ‘mary ~ Hixpense. Resolution - Considered, Gets It ‘Transferred...

ABSENTEEISM BECOMES HABIT IN THE SENATE   is Frequently Not Possible to Get Quorum to Transact Business.

LOAFING ON JOB rd PRIME INDOOR SPORT WN SENATE   OAN’T GET ACTION IN CHAMBER   G. 0. P’S ARE TOO BUSY IN CAMPAIGN TO ATTEND TO BUSINESS

Neither Former Emperor: - Nor Crown Prince Involved, In The German Revolution

IMPORTED FE HUNTED Ao Mas ENRIGHT KILLERS   Alleged Professional Toters of Guns From N. Y., Buffalo, Reported in Chicago.   HAD COME WEST ABOUT 2 WEEKS BEFORE DEATH   Protege of “Big Tim’ Murphy Under Arrest as Dragnet Continues to Spread.

PROFESSIONAL — GUNMEN SOUGHT   Murder of Chicago: Labo Leader Believed: Work of Killers Hired by Rivals.   EXPECT MORE BLOODSHED

FIVE IMPORTED GUNMEN SOUGHT IN DEATH CASE   Police Search for East ern Men for Murder of “Moss” Enright.

MET “HALF WAY”   No Retroactive Effects Will  _ Be Permitted, Says President de la Huerta.

‘ASKS GOOD WILL OF NATIONS   Provisional President of Mexico Cor fers With Representatives of the Oil Interests.

MEXICAN PRT SIDENT SAYS OIL INTERESTS WILL SET FUL CONSIDERATION

NATIONS’ GOOD WILL SOUGHT   New Executive of Mexico Talks in a Rational Manner.

BURGLAR INSURANCE ~ PATES INCREASE   Companies Charge 25 Per Cent More In New York City ‘and 35. In  ’ *“Nearbv. Territory. 

LIBERTY BONDS. ADVANCE   Heavy Buying on Stock: Exchange Results in Substantial Recoveries

LIBERTY BONDS RECOVER TODAY   HEAVY BUYING OF LOW PRICE PAPER OF YESTERDAY PUSHED VALUES UP

STORM SWEEPING SOUTHEAST COAST   Transportation and Communication Lines Tied up and Extent of Damage is Unknown   REPETITION OF {915 FEARED

OTUAM [Ito UP ENTIRE GULF GOAGT REGION OF WINDS TEAR DOWN WIREt   Communication and Transportation Paralyzed  By Ternado Which Has Struck Southern States and Destroyed Property.

COAST TOWNS HIT BY ULF STORM   7 i Transportation and = Communic, ‘ation Crippled By diulf of Mexico : Wind btorm,

RAILWAYS AND WIRES TIED UP ON GULF COAS)   Wind Attained Velecity of 48 Wiles an Hour in Viemnity of New Orleans,

GOAST TOWNS HIT BY GULF STORM   Transportation and Communicators Crippled By (Gulf of Mexico Wind Storm.

HURRICANEIS CAUSE OF TIEUI   STORM IS ACCOMPANIED BY  GALE WHICH SWEEPS -THE GULF OF MEXICO™

‘WINDSTORM TIES UP TRAFFIC ALONG GOAST   One Man Killed and Considerabic Property Damage From Storn Which Swept Gulf Coast

GULF IS SWEPT - BY HURRICANE   Tropical ‘Storm-Hits Louisiati and Mississippi Coasts Shortly After Midnight.:   ‘OWE 1S REPORTED. KILLED

TROPICAL STORM HITS GULF COAST   SWEEPS INLAND BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE   COMMUNICATION WIRES DOWN   Impassible to Obtain Reports of Dam age. Loulaville and Nashville Railroad Lines are Hit, Tide at Mobile is Rising.

SHIPPING IS SAFE STORM GOES INLAND   WEATHER BUREAU ANNOUNCES DANGER 18 PASSED—TEXAS  COAST CITIES ARE aywrmnre

Thunder Of Battle Heard  In Warsaw   Red Cavalry only Short Dis tance From the Polish Capitol Today.

TATE UNWERSITY PLAN (6 SUGGESTED BY OR. FINEGAN   ‘Advocates Amalgamation of Uni versities of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh and State College.

WAR WAS MORAL AND FRUITLESS TO SOCIALISTS   Counsel For New York Assemblymen Insists His Clients Kept Within Law      Says Socialists Have the Legal Right to Oppose Any War

POLE DRIVE 'VINS TWO TOWNS   Strong Offens ve by Polish Troops Was Begun on the Northeast Lithuanian Front,

POLES BEGIN STRONG OFFENSIVE ON ThE ORTH LITHUANIAN FRONT. SAYS AEPOR

ANOTHER DRIVE. AT LITHUANIAN   Attackers Occupy Two Towns and Fight Rages Now About Novo - Alexandrovsk, Kovno Dispatch Savs

TWO TOWNS WON BY POLES    Polish Troops Beyin Strong Offensive on Lithuanian Front.

STRONG OFFENSIVE ~ _ BY POLISH TROOPS   Attacking On Lithuanian p= Front.

GEDBES SAYS CHARGE ABSURD   Declares British Governmen Will Aid No Party

PERFECTLY ABSURD AMBASSADOR SAYS      DENIES THAT BRITISH GOV. ERNMENT MADE CONTRI BUTION   Sir Aukland Geddes Says $87,060 Is for Purpose of His Own Living Expense

BRITTEN CHARGES BRITAIN HELPING CAMPAIGN OF Cf)   Sir Auckland Geddes, Britisl Ambassador, Denies Charge Flatly.

GEDDES DECLARES. CHARGES ABSURD      Denies British Parliament Expended Money In Furthering Democratic Presidential Nominatien,

GEDDES DENIES BRITTEN CHARGE   Says Absolutely No Truth ir Statement England Contrib uted to Democrats.

MAY CALL SPECIAL , MISSOURI SESSION   Governor-Elect Hyde and Party. Lead~ ers..Suggest Exclusive Dealing With $60,000,000 Road Bonds, _

READ ADS IN THIS PAPER; THEN SHOP AND SAVE MONEY IN DIXON DOLLAR DAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 25

NEW YORK STORMED   Traffic Still Demoralized With Snow and Ice Piles.

WILL TRY TO MAKE PEACE WITH GERMANY   Resolution Wil Be Called Up in the Hause tMuiday ‘by. Foreign * Alfairs Committec,

RESOLUTION TO DECLARE PEACE READY   FORMAL DRAFT APPROVED BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS WILL BE CALLED UP FRIDAY

Peace Resolution Will be Called Friday in House   Expect Introduction Te and Im.  mediate € onsideratio and

PEACE RESOLUTION      Will Be Called Up Friday In House Members Say.

Resolutidn ‘on Peace . With-Germany Comes ” ‘Up -in:House Friday

NO CHANGE IN LABOR ORDER SAID INTENDED   ADVICE IS THAT BRINGING OF MEXICANS FOR FARM WORK WILL NOT BE STOPPED.

ANOTHER WAR LOOMING UP   Rumania and Russian Soviet May Clash   STRIFE IN CZEGHO-SLOVAKIA   Where Military Dictatorship Has Been Imposed in Industrial Centers.

-RUMANIA-RUSSIA. _ _.. WARIS: BREWING   Possession of: Bessarabia at Stake.

ROUMANIA PREPARES FOR WAR   Clash With Russia Is Threatened Over Possession of Bessarabia, Vienna Reports,

More Improvement In  Chicago Strike Claimed By Railroad Officials

IMPROVEMENT CLAIMED BY CHICAGO RAILWAYS   Seven. Hundred Baggage Men Arrange to Return,

THE MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE  FILES OBJECTION TO  GAMES OF CHANCE         Parker Shows Refused to Come Because Side Attractions Were, Not Permitted   lion Made That Howat Valent Might Take Over Shows at County Fair  Sug

CRITICISED SOME  FAIR CONCESSIONS   THE MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE FILES OBJECTION TO GAMES OF CHANCE   Parker Shows Refused to Come Because Side Attraciions Were Not Permitted   Suggestion Made That Hose Talent Might Take Over Shows ai County Fair

SCAN RECORDS OF NOMINEES   Rai'way Trainmen to Vote in Accord ance With Opinion Formed » From Facts.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES 10 GET CANDIDATES’ RECORD      Chairman W. G. Lee Says Work. men Are Intelligent Enough to Choose.

TO SCAN RECORDS OF MEN   Railway Operatives to Pass on Status of Nominees.

PAILROAD MEN To MAKE SWN CHONG?      Records of Both Presidential Nontnees Will be Sent to Members of Brotherhood.

PREDICTS GRADUAL DECLINE INH. C. L   Peak of High Prices Passed, Manufacturing Head Declares to Accociation.

THE PEAK HIGH. ~ PRICES REACHEI   Bat Decreases Will Come Very Slow ly According to President of Importers’ Association

FRENGH PAPC oY PRESIDENT KILLED TREAT)   ‘Le Petit Bleu Says Wilson Respects Monroe Doctrine Only For America

PARISIAN PRESS GROWS BITTER   Advice Is Given That Wilson Should Be Prevented From Making Outbreaks.   HE MERITS INDULGENCE

SUCH IS ACCUSATION MADE BY PARIS PAPER SPEAKING OF AMERICAN PRESIDENT   Bitter Terms Employed in Discussion of Big Issue—Article Says Wilson Is Alienating His Best Friends

FRENCH PAPER ATTACKS WILSON   Suggests That Some Ways Should be Found to Pre vent Him Continuing Hi: Drastic Course

LEAGUE ACTION TO SAVE SMALL NATION CERTAIN      Armenia Will Be Given Aid Against Butchering Forces of the Murder- _ ous Turks in Near East -

MERGING OF .. . ~ LABOR UNIONS   Will Do All in Their Power to Drive Out. Radicalism

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS OPEN BANK NOVEMBER   BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS START BANK WITH $ $1,000,000 CAPITALIZA TION,

A MASS MEETING ON NEXT MONDAY   Mills County Will Realize on Ret « Cross Investment Through the Means of Community Nurse

IMPORTANT MEET ON NEXT MONDA’   Community Nurse Will Begin Work July 1— Matter to Be Explained,

STATE PRIMARY VOTE IS HEAVY IN THE CITIES   Rain (uts Down Kural Ballot (Casting.

485 REPUBLICANS HAD CAST BALLOT ar I.200 P.M  neem sm man es  —   Interest In Ames Centers In Supervisor and Senator.   Heavy Vote Exnected

Morrison Marshall, Adopted Son of V.-President and Mrs. Marshall, Died Thursday AN

ADOPTED SON OF YICEPRESIDENT MARSHALL DEAL   Three-Year-Old Lad Succumb: to ness From Which He Suffered Ent Few Dars.   DEATH DUE TO ACIDOSIS

VICE PRESIDENTS SON BY ADOPTION DIES OF AGIDOGK   Child of Three Found in Diet Kitchen; Mother Left Him There as She Worked.

ADOPTED SON OF THE VICE PRESIDENT DIES   THREE YEAR OLD BOY IS DEAD RESPITE HEROIC BATTLE TO PROLONG HIS LIFE

ADOPTED CHILD.’ OF MARSHALS. DIES SUDDENTY      BRIEF ILLNESS FROM “AGI: DOSIS CAUSE OF THREW: YISAk OLVS DRMATI aly         Never Legally Adopted by Vice President and. Wife . But! Stayed With Them .

ADOPTED SON OF VICE-. PRESIDENT IS DEAL   Morrison Marshall, Aged Three Succumbs to Excess of Acid in the Blood,

VICE. PRESIDENTS ADOPTED SON DEAI   Passed Away Today Wit Acidosis Suffering —Child » Never Regularly Adopted.

ADOPTED SON OF MARSHALLS PASSED AWAY   Little Fellow Adopted By Vice President and Wife Succumbs After a Brief Illness.

LITTLE SON OF MARSHALLS DIES   Vice President's Home Stricken When Death Summons Adopted Child: Was in Home Two Years; Every Effort Fails to Save Life.

SON OF VICE PRESIDENT DIES   Little Buy Passes Away After an Tl wese of Several Weeks

ADOPTED SON OF WoE-PhE HILT OES AT GAPITAL   Acid in Blood Causes Death of Three-Year-Old Morrison Marshall Today

VIGE PRESIDENT S ADOPTED SON DEAD   Beloved Little Visitor, Who Was Made Permanent Member of Family, Succumbs After Brief Illness.

Child, Never Legally Adopted, Had Been Member of the Mar. shall Household Since 1917 With Consent of Its Mother— ~ Mrs. Marshall Touched by Child’s Plight When Visiting Diet Kitchen — Baby’s Mother a Chambermaid... .. _.. .   (Associated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

MARSHALL BABY DIED FARLY TODR   Three Year Old Boy, Adopted by Vice President, Succumbed to Short Illness,

ADOPTED SON Of MARSALL DIES   Vice-President Loses Young Chum After Struggle for Life

ADOPTED SDN DIES ~ IN WASHINGTOH   LITTLE FOUR-YEAR-OLD SOX OF THE MARSHALL'S SUC. CUMBED THIS MORNING

ADOPTED SON GF VIGEPRESIDENT MARSHALL DEAD      Succlmibs to cess Acid in the Blood, Despite JMorts of  Spoetalists. .

ADOPTED SON OF VICE PRES, MARSHALL DIES   Morrison Marshali Dies at Washington Home With Accidosis Today.

ADOPTED SON OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT DIE!   Five-Year-Old Motrison Marshall Expired at Washington Today.

Three Year Old Son of Vice President and Mrs. Marshall Died This Morning.

ADOPTED SON OF MARSHALL DIES   Excess of Acid in Blood ' Fatal to Youngster

Fugitive Says tc Laugh at Wilful Men Is Fatal   Woman Sought by Oklahoma Authorities Grows Pensive Momentarily During Interview in Chihuahua City.

JAKE AMON WAS MASTERFUL MAN   Declares the ‘Young “Womar _ Who is ‘to Face Trial for His Slaying.   SHE TELLS A STORY : --" “OF HER FATAL STEP   Blandishment of Wealth. and Luxuries". Longed’ for. -. ?" Bronecht Ker Ruin.”

SETA CHINA AFTER RUPTURE   Treaties Are Not Impaired _ But Will Be Held in

RUSSIAN MINISTER TO GHINA LEAVES + THAT COUNTRY TODAY  Many Pussian Concessions and oiings Pass Into Hands  IRA

RUSS MINISTER PERING LEAVES  CHINA GAPITAL   Does Not Impair Treaties But Holds Them im Abeyance.

N. C. Bankers Will Support Crop Financing Plan   Will Subscribe for Stock in $6,000,000 Corporation Formed to Aid in Marketing Sonthern Products.

PRESIDENT I ;   So Declares Semi-Official Communique Issued At Paris— Cabinet to Act

SAY DESCHANEL WILL RESIG)   lll Health Given As CauseMillerand Slated.

UFFICIALLY DATED PRED Of FRANCE 10 RESIGh   ii] Health Given as the Reason Fo M. Deschanel Giving Up Highest Office of France,

 OF FAANGE GcATAIN T) Au]. BELIEF   Cabinet Prepares to Meet t Take up Question of Filling Office Should He Presen Resignation.

President of F rance  Seriously II   Said Ho WIK Re Obtized ‘To Resten —Cabinot To Consider Presidency On Bidday,

DESGRANEL FORGED TQ RESIGN OFFICE DUE TOL HEALTR  “Ee AD. OF P DULL   Present Premier Prominent Among Those Mentioned + As Successor.

NEW FRENCH CHIEF “TO BE SELECTED   chanel to Bo Forced Into Retire‘andjSuccessor Will Bo Named ort Friday, Is Roport. -

NEW FRENCH CHIEF TO BE SELECTED   Daschanel to Bo Forced Into Ratire mant and Successor Will 8a Namod on Friday. la Raport.

THINK DESCHANELS — WILL RESIGN SOON   ILL-HEALTH MAY FORCE THE FRENCH PRESIDENT TO GIVE UP OFFICE   Premier Millerand Is Promirently Mentioneé as Next President of Republic

PREMIER MAY BE HONORED PV RRANCE   Millerand Mentioned as New President of Republic   DESCHANEL STILL ILL   May Resign’ Office: Other Prominent Men May Enter Campaign

FRANCE 10 RESIGI   lll Health Given as the Reason Fo: M. Deschanel Giving Up Highest Office of France,

WILLERAND 10 BE PRESIDENT, ~~ FRENGH THINK   Deschanel - Grows. No, Bette Pair Long. Rest and.

FRENCH PRESIDENT — ILL MUST RESIN   Deschanel to be Forced Out of Office by Ministry  Eriday.   MILLERAND MAY .SUCCEED

MILLERAND MAY BE PRESIDENT   DESCHANEL SURE TO RESIGN; POINCARE IS URGED TO TAKE THE PLACE

FRENCH LEADERS TALK MILLERANE FOR PRESIDENT   Fear Deschanel May Resign Because of Poor Health Following Injury.

PAIUENT lt “FESIGN   Cabinet Meeting Sched uled For Friday tc Take Up Question

Premier Millerand Iz Prominent]; Mentioned as Next President of Republic

PRESDENTIAL  PRIMARY WILL BE HELD TOMORROW   Voters Will Decide in Prefer: ential Election Their Choice For President.—Polls Oper At Seven and Close at Six Oclock.

~~, PRIMARY ‘BEING * ARID TODAY   Voters Will Decide in: Prefer. ential’ Election Theit: Choice For. President.—Polls ‘Oper At Seven’ and Close at. Se

LARRANZA PREPARES TO FIGH   Revolt in Favor of General Obregon Stirs President to Action.

CARRANZA ACTS ~ TO STEM: REVOLT _- OF GEN.-OBREGO)   Mexican’ President’ Order Railway; ‘Equipment. Can: s-Canirated at Capitol.”

COURT HOUSE ITEMS   COURTS AND RECORDS AT THE COUNTY SEAT. '   Circuit and Probate Courts.—-Trane fers and Marriage Licenses, 

JURYMEN SELECTED FOR NOVEMBER COUR   Next District Court Wiil Convene on November 1 With Judge Hunter Presiding

. LURE EERE EERE annua FIRST FACULTY CONCERT   Prof. Elwin Smith Will Sing in Fraser Hall October 5

A ned FIRST FACULTY CONCERT   Prof. Elwin Smith Will Sine ht Fraser Hall October 5

LLOYD GEORGE STANDS FIRM IN M’SWINEY CASE   PREMIER SAYS CORK MAYOR MUST STAY IN JAIL WITH OTHERS.

Premier Lloyd George Declares Cork’s May: or Was Taken In Conspiracy Which Resulted In Killing Of 85 Policemen, And His Duty To Force Cannot Be Ignored.

Ht AGCUSES  SINN FEIN OF BAD FAITH   Says Cork Mayor Was In Con: spiracy Which Caused Death of 85

FOURTH HY UST NON  Had 770,003   Population of St. Louis In: creases 85,971, or 12.5 Per Cent, in Ten Years

POPULATION OF ST.  “LOUIS 1S 773,000   Official Census Report Shows an In4 ‘ crease in Population of 12.5 in  Jinst Ten Years,

RANGE NG DEPART FOR CL FIELM   ENCAMPED IN THE BED OF RED RIVER SATURDAY NIGHT, REPORT.   HAVE PLENTY OF SUPPLIES   Adjutant General Cope Is In Per sonal Command of 28 State Rangers Who Watch Disputed Land.

ANGERS CAMP IN RIVES BED   PITCH TENTS AND HAVE SUP PLIES TOAST POR SEVERAL }? * is

TEXAS RANGERS CAMPED ON SOUTH SIDE OE RED RIVER NEAR THE BURKTIVITE ANT) THE GENERAL

Italian Troops Continue to Port of Fuime; D’Annunzio Seeks Peaceful Settlement

RAILWAY TRAFFIC JS NEAR NORMAL   Was Nearer Normal Saturday: Than at ‘Any Time Since ™ Outlaw Strike Began   HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT   Machinery of War Labor Board Is Set in Motion:  to Adjust Differences

NO HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT IN BIG TIRUP   Outlaws Held Meeting and Added New Demands To Their List.

SPLIT WIDENS — BETWEEN MEN, RAILWAYS AND -BROTHERHOODS   Outside Chicago, :However, Situation Is Better..  TRAFFIC NOW.IS: NEARLY NORMAL   Grunau Claims. His Union Is... Governing Body.

STRIKE CONDITIONS VASTLY IMPROVED   Here and There Appears Lingering Stubbornneass b)  allen, Of barat eraat? Gtethore

OUTLAW STRIKE IS APPROACHING END   ee, TCHMEN RETURNING Ot 7K IN NEARLY ALL ” AF FECTED DISTRICTS   TRAFFIC GETTING NORMAL      1000 Back at Jobs at Toledo Given Their old Runs—~Labor Board Gets Busy,

RAILROAD SITUATION ~ IMPROVING   Trafic on Country’s Main Arteries of Transport _ Far Nearer Normal Now.   IN N. Y. YARDMEN VOTE TO REMAIN OU]   In Chicago New Association Demands Recognition as  Coverning Body.

QUTLAW STRIKE [5 NEARING A WINDUP   TRAFFIC AGAIN BEGINS TO APPROACH THE NORMAL.   Men Returning te Work in Many Sections, But Show of Stubbornumeas Seen by Original Chieage Premeters.

SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE NOTABLY ON WANE IS GENERAL REPORT   Vastly Improved Conditions With Here and There Some Stubbornness Shown

TRAFFIC OVER NATION SUINESIS IMPROVED   Machinery of Railroad Labor Board Set in Motion-at Washington —  R. M. BARTON IS MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   Grunau Denies Reports That Outlaw Strike Would Be Declared Off :

STEADY RETURN OF MEN ON MAIN TRANSPORTATION ARTERIES 1S CONTINIJIN(

GO BACK © TO JOBS   Struggle of Those Remaining Out Appears Hopeless; Chicago Yardmen’s Association Makes Demand for Recognition.

LAST EDITION   SUB-COMMITTEE BEGINS SOVIET INVESTIGATION   Appearance of “Ambassador.” Marten: as Wilness Delayed Onell Counset is Procured,

BQUSHEVIK! PROBE GETTING UNDER WA!   “Ambassador” Martens Not to Testify for Day ar Two.

New Disclosures Promised b' - Prosecutor in Whisky Protection Graft.   MANY INVOLVED IN EVIDENCE   At Least One Captain implicated in Confessions Secured From Sootleggers by the District Attorney’s Office, it Ig Said.

BOOZE GhANGEa AGAINST POLIGE   Chicago Coppers Are Mixed Up in Whisky Ring.   EVIDENCE INVOLVES MANY   New Disclosures Promised by the Federal Prosecutor—At Least One Captain implicated in Confessions of Bootleggers.

ROME SCENE OF WILD DISORDEF   Deputies and Public Engage in Bitter Denunciation of Food Administration Officials.   OVER SHORTAGE OF OIL

AMERICAN SCULPTOR 16 HERALDED AS GENIUS FOR HIS STATUE OF CHRIST   “AIMED FIRST OF ALL TO PICTURE CHRIST AS A MAN,” SAYS JACOB EPSTEIN,

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE SELECTING CONVENTION CITY FOR 1920 AND OUTLINING CAMPAIGN

SENATORS WHO WOULD DEFEA’ IT DIRECTLY OR BY NULLI FYING RESOLUTIONS DECLAR ED TO BE UNPATRIOTIC~ WANT SENATE TO QUIT PLAY ING POLITICS.

DEMOCRATS TO FRISCO   The National Convention Te Be Hetd in The California City.   THE DEMOS PRAISE WILSON AS me ix They Also on amn The Repubficans te ase They Don’t Hos freaty Along.

SAYS SENATE IN POLITICS WITH TREATY   Democratic Natl. Commit: tee Adopts Resolutions Drdarcnoe President   lprs i ACHIEVEMENTS   ' Democratic Party Tells of Work  for Common People it Has Done

DONKEY’S GROOMS GET REAL CHESTY   Democratic. National Commit tee Unanimously Endorse Peace. Treaty and  Taeanmnia at Natiawe   ‘ARROGANT LEADERSHIP’   Say Senate, Republicans Have Earn ed the Contempt of the World And That They are Unpatriotic.

DATE FIXED FOR MEET   National Commit tee Indorses Peace Treaty and Raps G.0. P. Leadership in Senate — Calls on Body to Quit Playing Politics.

VETOUUNLE AO PUUHUdIo Hh Ott ate for ‘ Arrogant’ Attitude On Treaty.  NOTABLE BANQUET TONIGHT  Declares Wilson's iliness Due To Over-Work For Peace Of The World.

KANSAS CITY LOST FIGHT   San Francisco Gets Demo: cratic National Convention.   ENDORSE VERSAILLES TREATY   President Wilson’s Two Terms Reviewed and Commended In Resolutions by National Committee.

DEMOCRATS APPROVE WILSON’S LEADERSHIP   Denounce Republican  Leadership in Fight— _, Praise Wilson   TWO WANT CONVENTION

DEMOCRATS 10 DECIDE ~ MANY MATTERS TODA   Time and Place of Convention as Well as Endorsement of Wilson to Come Up,   JACKSON BANQUET WILL BE PARTY'S GREATEST   Message From Wilson Will Prove  Interesting As Well As Bryan's Activities.   COMMITTEE REMAINS OVER   Officials Do Not Believe That AN Business Can Be Transacted Today,

DAN FRANCISCO LIKELY CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS   GREATEST PARTY Tas IN HISTORY WILL BE RANOUET: TONIC HT

DEMOCRATS WILL PROP OUND (SSUES   MEETING AT WASHINGTON SETS THE PACE FOR THE 1920 CAMPAIGN.   CITIES WANT (MEETING   San Francisco Claims to Be Assured of Getting National Convention of the Party.

GATES TN HOT RAGE FOR CONVENTION   CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS Ww W, LEAVING ONLY FRISCO  “ * AND KANSAS CITY IN RACE.

DEMOCRATS CALL NEXT CONVENT ION   NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN SESSION TODAY FOR THE PURPOSE   STAND BY THE TREATY   ADOPT RESOLUTIONS DENOUNCING REPUBLICAN SENATORS.    The Nest Convention Will he Held at   San Francisco Which Pays a Big   - Price’ For the Honor,

CHICAGO REVIVES ITS FIGHT TO GET DEMOCRATIC MEE]   SAN FRANCISCO AND KANSAS CITY, HOWEVER, SEEM TO HAVE STRONGEST CHANCE TO SECURE CONVENTION.

JUNE 28 IS DATE: DONKEY CHIEFS ASSAIL LODGE   Chicago Offers $75,000 But Coast City Goes Higher With $125,000   LEWIS BAWLS G. O. P.   WOMAN DELEGATE SAYS “WOMEN OF PACIFIC COAST UNDER WILSON TUTELAGE.”

3 CITIES WANT 1920 CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATS   San Francisco, Chicago and Kansas City Enter Competition.   COMMITTEE MEETS TO SELEGT TIME AND PLACI   Government Workers Ask Party Views On Wage Increase.

TREATY [a ENDORSED BY DEMOCRAT   Resolution Demands Sen ate Quit Playing Poli' tices With Ratifica gat.

VERSAILLES TREATY ENDORSED, ~ SENATE 1S SCORED FOR PLAYING — POLITICS WHILE WORLD WAIT!   Resolutions Adopted Denounce as Unpatriotic ‘Attitude of Republicans Who Oppose  Ratification; Review Wilson’s  ! Adminictreatinn,

BARBIES MuTaTeo "eee T GI Om anita INT 15 WITS sea taiase eget rear MULES SN NEAR CE Saas Sa  DEMOCRATIC _ CONVENTION IN SAN FRANCISCC

Golden Gate City ‘Lands the Democratic National Convention This Year. Com. °  Makes Selection.   ACTION “TAKEN TODAY   California City Wins over Chicag: And Other Cities of the Country *Which Were sftor The Meeting.

UNRULY 6.0? LEADERSHIP Io OPENLY SEARED   National Committee Endorses Treaty and Criticize Senators who Fight for Protection.   ASK FOR ACTION

DEMOCRATS MEET IE SELECT CITY 10 HOLD CONVENTION   Chicavo, San Francisco and Kansas City Contestants for ~~ Next Meeting Place.   SAN FRANCISCO FAVORED   Committee Meeting Today Will Be Followed by Dinner and Pow Wow Tonight.

Wem   Party Leaders Adopt Resolu= tion Endorsing Versailles Treaty and Denouncing Atti - tude of Certain Senators ©   CALLS UPON SENATE TO * QUIT PLAYING POLITICS   San Francisco, Chicago and Kansas City Remain in Race for Convention with Coast. Town Delegates Confident

PRESIDENT’S PEACE PROGRAM 0. K.’D BY PARTY MANAGERS   Supporters of California Metropolis Assert That They Have More Than Enough Votes Ta Win.

ENDORSE STAND OF PRESIDEN)   Senate Called Upon tc Quit Playing Politics With Ratification

CHICAGO FIRST  WITH ITS CLAIM   Windy City Offers $75,000. for the Convention, but Is Outbid by Frisco with $125,000.

“SAN FRANCISC(   ritic Nati 1. Comintltes in, Washfugtan to’ Make “Plans for Convention        KANSAS CITY.” IN. RACE   ORICAGO ALSO. MAKES” 1D “FOR. TER MEREING   Democrats Ave Expected ta” En dorse Presitent Wilson's Stand un Peace Preaty 2s - Busis , i:far Their New. Platforin,

JACKSON DAY BANQUET TONIGHT   REPUBLICAN SENATORS ARB 7 PRONOUNCED UNPATRIOTH   THE LEADERS {8 WESHISGTON   San Francisco, Chicago and Kansxs @ity in Race for Next Dernocratic  National Convencion,

THREE CITIES IN FIGHT FOR DEMS. NATIONAL MEET   Chicago, Frisco and K C. in Race When Committee Met Today.

TO LAY BASIS” FOR CAMPAIGN   Place of 1920 Democratic National Convention to Be Selected

Democratic Executive Committee in Session Today Will Alsc Select Place For National Convention — San Francisco and Kansas City the Leading Contesiants.

Pacific Metropolis Outdoes Chicago and Kansas City in Annedl.   WOMEN RECOGNIZED   Treaty Paramount Issue, Lewis Tells Democrat Natonal Conimittee.

WILSON’S TREATY GIVEN APPROVAL   National Committee Brand: as Unpatriotic Action of Senators Who Would De. feat It; Attacks Leader.  - ghip of G. O. P.   DEMOCRATS GATHER AT CAPITAL CITY; LIVELY TIME AHEAD

DEMOCRATS RATIFY THE PEAGE TREATY   SAN FRANCISCO OUTBIDS CHI CAGO FOR NEXT NATIONAL CONVENTION; SELECTION  TODAY.

KANSAS CITY AND FRISCO IN HOT RACE   Chicago Delegation Also Revives Fight for Big Honor.   BANQUET TONIGHT TO MAKE DEMMY HISTORY   Bryan’s Speech Looked Forward to with Great Interest.

SAN FRANCISCO “CONVENTION CITY   Delegates From Other Polit With draw, Making Vote. for Coast . Clty Unanimous.

TEMPT OF THE WORLD” IS. nN TREATY THROTTLERS, SAY DEMOCRATIC PARTY LEADERS   Senate Called Upon to “Quit Playing Politics” in)  Resolutions Unanimously Adopted by National: Committee at Washington.   SAN. FRANCISCO GETS NATIONAL CONVENTION

NAME ’FRISCO PLACE FOR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION    Resolutions Indorsing Treaty of Versailies and De  nouncing as Unpatriotic the Attitude of Senator:  Who Would Defeat, Adopted by Committeemen— June 28 Fixed as Date of Big Meeting.

ENDORSE TREATY, SCORE SENATORS HALTING PASSAGI   Senate Cailed Upon Tc Quit Playing Politics With Ratificaton.

BUT THREE CITIES SEEK CONVENTION   san Francisco, Chicago anc Kansas City Are Still In Race for Honor of Entertaining Democrats.

PROMINENT PARTY MEN WILL SPEAK   And the Jackson  Day Meeting Will Outline the Policy of .. the Democrats. Frisco   AFTER THE CONVENTION

THREE CITIES IN HOT RACE FOR MEETING   kK. C. Boosters Rely on Cen= tral Location for Success, :   TREATY IS DECLARED © “PARAMOUNT ISSUE”   Senator “Ham” Lewis Gets: ‘Storm. of Applause ‘with Statement. -

LISBON BATTLE IS REPORTED   Warfare Also Said to Be Going On in Streets of Oporto.

BATTLE REPORTED IN LISBON   Fighting Also Said to Be Going O: in Streets of @porto—Iimpossible to Confirm.

WALKOUT IS — WAVERING AS MEN RETURN   Chicago Strike Grows into Battle for Supremacy ~ Within Union.

SABOTAGE URGED BY RENEGADE LEADER; FIGHT NARROWS DOWN TO BATTLE ON BROTHERHOODS   srunau Says Men Are “Through With Union Lead ers. —Lee Appeals to Washington Government Action to End Spreading of Illegal Strike.—  25,000 Rail Men Alone Are Out.

Marriage Licenace   STOMACH TROUBLE AND HEADACHES  RESPOND TO  Chiropractic

STERLING EXCHANGE HITS NEW LOW RECORI   Drops to $3,564 in the New York Market

LABOR PARTY WiLL RETAIN. IDENTITY   Leader Says That Party Wil Be a District Organization In Election   ISSUE CONVENTION CALL

ABOR PARTY TO REMAIN DISTINCT BUT = MAY COMOPERATE WITH OTHER FAGTIONS

NAVAL TEST SUCCESSFUL   Vessel Enters New York Harbor “Blindfolded”  his Morning .

POLISH TROOPS REACH POINT NORTH OF LDA   During Monday’s Fighting Captured 8 Cannon and Over 1300 Prisoners =~

BULSHEVIKT FORCES CONTINUE RETREAT   POLISH CAVALRY PURSUES IN REGION OF GRODNO—1,200 PRISONERS ARE TAKEN,

1,300 REDS TAKEN   Peles Continue to Score Gains in Grodno Recion

POLISH CAVALRY HARD ON HEELS OF FLEEING AOLSHEVIKT SOLIIER'   LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS  CAPTURED AND STRONG POINTS ARE TAKEN.

RUSOIANS PETREAT, BUT ARE STUBBORN   Polish Cavalry Reaches Posi_tion North of Lida, Says Statement.   PACT WITH LITHUANIANS

me OTEADILY ADVANGE ON THE BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Have Now Reached @ Point Near Lida---Captured 1300 Prisoners Yesterday

POLISH CAVALRY APPROACHES RIGA   Hundred of Prisoners Are ‘Taken With Cannon and‘Stores.

POLES WINNING MORE VICTORIES   Took Eight C: Cannon and Captured Thirteen _ Hundred Prisoners

POLE CAVALRY PUSHES AHEAD ON BOLSHEVIKI   One Thousand Three Handre¢ Prisoners are Captured and Cannon Taken

POLISH CAVALRY APPROACHES LID   Capture 1,300 Prisoners, Ir chading A Bolshevik Com missioner.

STATE COMMITTEE TO ADJUST LABOR TROUBLES URGED   Hambrecht Suggests Voluntary Conference Committee ; of Employers and Workers   DECLARES COMMITTEE MUST RE TRULY REPRESENTATIVI      Will Go Long Way to Settling Industrial:Problems : °

INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 1S ADVOCATED ~ BY GEO. P. HAMBRECHT

TENNESSEE FLOP.   MISSOURL AND OKLAHOMA GO TO HARDING BANNER,   Republican Increases in Indiana Are Noted as Reports Come In,

MISSOURL AND. OKLAHOS = . TO HARDING BAN           Increases in Indiana’

EXAMINATION OF.  HY ANY DECHIMIE PAT ATIY DECIIMED   Charged With Treasonable Dealings With Germany and Conspiring To Bring About Dishonorab!e -Peace.

GAILDACK REI     'DIATES BOLO.   Hoemer Premier, on Trial Says He Broke Wik Note Spy.

ROBBERS STRIPPED A HOME   Mre, G, A. Isald's Visit te Nelghbor Cost. More Than $3,500.

ENGINFER STRICKEN   ’ I Lifeless Hand Drove “Flyer” Into Local Freight.

IN nOADS.      50! Ne. Tito County “Peopte, Lookins Into: This Maiter,

INTERESTED IN ROADS.   some Tipton County People Looking Into This Matter.

PEACE RESOLUTION VOTE ON THURRDA}   Democrats Reiterate That Pres ident Will Veto Measure Ending War.

Jemocrats Declare Measure Will Be Rejected by President, Without Prospects of Obtaining Majority Necessary to Override It—Republicans Say Adoption is Sure,

Fight To End War  In Congress Agair   Wilson May Submit The Peace Treaty Once More,—Vote Ig Expected Friday.

FIGHT IN CONGRESS OVER PEACE RESOLUTION IS TO BE RENEWED THURSDAY

RESUME FIGHT TODAY TO DECLARE WAR OFF   ‘Resubmission of Treaty to Sen ate May Result from Present Agitation

MAY RE-SUBMAIT TREATY OF PEAGE   Administration May Take Counter Move on Resolution Of Republicans   FIGHT STARTS TO-DAY   I Measure Is Passed It Will Be Vetoed .By. the President.

TD OBTAIN PEACE IO NEXT ATTEMP'   Fight in Congress to Termi nate War Will Begin Coming Week.

Republicans Believe Adoption Is Assured in Move of Representatives   EXPECT PRESIDENT TO SEND TREATY MESSAGE   Hitchcock Takes Eceptions tc Statement That Vote Looms in Senate

FAYS CALLS VICTORY sURRF.   Republicans Enter Closing Daya of Campaten Certain of Victory.

BOTH HAYS AND WHITE REPORT. ~ SURE WICTOR   ine Republican Chairman Says Campaign ts Revival of Pa. triotism. . ——,   White Says Democrats Will Win; Certain of 286 Votes in the Elec toral College.

HAYS SURE OF VICTORY ON _. NOVEMBER 3   Optimistic Messages ‘Sent zo All State Cnairmen

ASSURED VICTORY IS CERTAIN   Chairman Hays Sends Message t: State Chairman.

ASSURANCE OF VICTORY, SAYS HAYS, "AS CAMPAIGN ENTERS FINAL PHASE

RAIL WORKERS PREPARE T0 STR WITHIN FEW DAYS   Resentment Against President Fanned _ Into Flame.   HAD A “RAW DEAL”   Expect Walkout Order ' of 400,000 Immedijately.

LABOR RESENTS ~ FAILURETO ACT ON WAGE DEMANDS   Rail Men Wrought Up Over President’s Action on Rail Bill,    DENOUNCE IT AS A RAW DEAL   General Dissatisfaction Over the President’s Reply—Strike Order' May Come Soon.

FEW VETERANS LEFT IN HOUSTON   Old Soldiers Loud in Praise of Efforts of Houston Citizens.

NEW RAIL RATES WILL BE ENFORCED   WITHOLT CO-OPERATION or STATE COMMERCE COMMIS. SION OF THEY FAIL  esa fal

INCREASED RATES 10 BE EFFECTIVE   Will Be Operative Regardless « Refusal of State Commission t Act Now.

STATES WILL NOT STOP NEW RATES   I. C. C. Has Power to En. force Them on Intrastate ’ Shipments. . 

MISSING MAN SEEN AFTER FIRE WHICH BURNED HOME TWO WITNESSES TESTIFY

WARRANT FOR ARREST OF EDWARD SAILSTAD WITHHELD BY .OFFIGER        ‘Autho to’ Wait . Until ‘Mise. “Jing’ Eau- Claire Manufae-: ~ “ turer‘ is Located :   WOLFE ASSISTS IN IRQUIRY INTO MYSTERIOUS FIRE   Witnesses Swear They Saw-Sail stad in Duluth After the Fire

SOCALIST NOT TORE ~ DEBATED BY CORNWELL   Governor Replies to Challenge from Party Leaders in New York,   SEVERAL REASONS GIVEN   Invitation for Joint Discussion I: Based on Wrong Assumption He Says,

GOVERNOR'S DUTY PRESERVE LAW AND ORDER WN STATE   Has No Power to Compel Operators in Non-Union Fields to Accept Union.   SOCIALIST CHALLENGE TO DEBATE NOT ACCEPTED   Based on Assumption That He is Opposed to Organized Labor and to Unionization of Industries, Which He Declares is Incorrect.

LOAN BRANDED MYTH   Complete Denia! of $13,000,000,000 Credit to Britain.   Viscount Grey Did Not Come to Amer. ica to Raise Money for His Country.

NOT SEEKING A LOAN   $13,000,000,000 CREDIT TO BRITAIN CALLED MYTH.   Grey Declares He Did Not Come tc the United States to Get Money.

PRISON KEYS ARE STOLEN   300 Taken by Burglar, Will Open Nearlv All Cell«.

OUTLAW UNION LEADERS ARE IN SESSION   Representatives of Railroad Yardmen’s Association Discuss Wages.

RAILROAD DELEGATES MEETING IN CHICAGE   Representing Yardmen’s _Asso’ ciations—Will Continue - Til Wage Award is Announced.

NEW MINISTRY HAS BEEN APPOINTED   Von Kapp Is Chancellor, Von Luettwitz Minister Of Defense.

BERLIN CALM ~ DURING REVOLT   New Regime Will Prescribe Elections.   ARTILLERY OVERLOOKS CITY   City Is Filled With Troops Who Preserve Order.

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VON KAPP THE NEW CHANCELLOR   Troops From the Baltic Joir Soldiers in Berlin   NEW MINISTRY FORMED IN - BERLIN, HEADED BY DR KAP!

BODIES OF RUSS WOMEN IN HEMP BAG   Seven Bodies, Ali Mutilated, Found i: Bay at Viadivostok, According to Recent Dispatches From There.

The Bedies of Seven  Russian Womer   Found Eneased In a Hempen Bag In Vladivostok Harter,

D’'ANNUNZIO HAS DECLARED WAR   CLASHES TAKE PLACE I FIUME WITH TROOPS OF ITALY,

DALRYMPLE ON  . JOB, HE SAYS   Declares He Has No Intention of Giving Up the : Fight.   TEN SEIZED IN RUM PLOT   Federai Agents. Arrest Big Bunch o Chicago’ Saloonkeepers—Clyne and j Ketly Ask the Grand Jury  : to Act.

WAL AYi LE SHELL IN, fo DECLARES   Dry Director S ys He Has No Intention ./ Resigning.   SEIZE TEN .N RUM PLOT   Chicago Federal + .ents Arrest Man. Saloonkeepers i: a Cleanup Raid —Clyne and K «iy Ask Grand  Jury to Act.

DALRYMPLE ON JOB, HE SAYS   Declaras He Has No Intention of Giving Up the Fight.   TEN SEIZED IN. RUM PLOT           ‘Federal’ Agents AFraat Bi ' Chicago Saloonkeepers—Clyne and” Kelly Ask the Grand Jury to Act.

FEELING FINE, SAYS SENATOR   Will Submit to Operation on Monday is Now Belief 

MINE OWNERS PROTEST ORDEL   DENY RESPONSIBILITY FOR DE LAYS IN LOADING—BEFORE U. S. COMMISSION

UWNERD OF WAGON MNES MAKE KIGK   Declare Order Commerce Commission Restricting Use of Open Top Cars is Discriminatory and Unjust.

Chr Challenge   CIVIL WAR VETS GET INCREASE. IN PEDSIGN   Fiity ‘Goller Winlenwn - Wit Thirty Uollar Paymest Te Widows Is New Program   VETERANS NEED ASSISTANCE

MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN WEIBECK TRIAL   IS SAID TO BE THE CHiIIEI WITNESS OF .THE STATE IN CASE #   Story Young White Girl Told o Death Bed Related: by Police Lieutenan

THE WIEBECK CASE   STATE CONTINUES TO PILE CP “DAMAGING EVIDENCE —    Innocent Kansas Girl Lured  te Her Death When She Asked Help From a Policeman

TON GINNING: TOTAL 8,712,087      REPORT OF CENSUS BUREAU SHOWS BIG INCREASE OVER SAME PERIOD IN 1919.

UT TUN SINNING CONTINUES IN  OTE OF FIRED   REPORT OF GINNINGS TO OCTOBER ISTH DOES NOT SHOW ANY SLOWING UP.

COTTON GINNING REPORT INDICATES CROP MOVING  7   Sporadic Attempts to Keep Mills Clo: ed until Price Raises Seem to Have Little Effect ”

GOVERNMENT REPORT SHOWS BIG INCREASE IN COTTON GINNING:   GINNINGS THIS YEAR EXCEEL LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME BY 782,953 BALES

LET THE BOOTLEGGER BEWARE   Seller ef BRoozre Linble for lmmage  Done by Intoxicated Person.

PEACE ‘PACT COLLEGE POLL ROILS SENATE   Presentation Of Figures By Hiteheock Causes Hot Discussion   CALLED “SHEPHERD VOTE'

COLLEGE STRAW VOTE ON TREATY STIRS UP BATTLE   HITCHCOCK MOVE TO PU STRAW corn ON RECORD PROVORKES STORM EROM REPUBLICANS   VOTE IS NOT CONCLUSIVE   i Must Not Formet State Elections and Defeat of Clemenceau by French, McCormick Tells Senators — College Vete Ridiculed

Hitchcock Causes Storm In Senate on Presenting College Vote on Treat)

CUT IN: COTTON MILLS PAY   Wages Reduced 10 Per Cent in South Carolina County.

WAGE REDUCTIONS IN BIG SOUTHERN MILLS   Cotton Plant Workers’ Pay Sliced 10 Per Cent—Plants Now on Part Time.

COTTON MILL PAY {S CUT   Ten Per Cent Reduction Made at Union, S. C.—AlIso to Close Two Days a Week.

NUEVO LAREDO'S GARRISON SMASH BY MEXIC REBEL BANDS DEFEATED   GENERAL GONZALES M&ELD RE SPONSIBLE FOR FRESH ATTACK ON CITY OF MONTERRY

REFUSES POPCORN: DIES FROM BEATING   OMAEA BOY BEATEN AND THROWN “FROM BRIDGE BY TWO OTHER BOYS: DIFS FROM INJUREES.

SEVEN SUGAR MEN INDICTED   Chicago Federal Grand Jury Votes Thirteen More and Continues Its Investigation.

INDICT CHICAGO SUGAR MEN   Seven Indictments Returned a Seven More to Come.

FEAR SPREAD IF MURDER DF ENGLISH   GRAVE CRISIS AT HAND RESULT OF DUBLIN MURDERS  Twenty-Six a Lost In Red Sunday Trouble.

ASSASSINATION - IN ENGLAND IS FEARED TODA)   Ms f Heavy Guards’ Are ° Stationed hh Whitehall and Downing Streets in London,

SPREAD OF IRISH REIGN OF TERROR TO ENGLAND IS FRARED BY OFFICIALS   Demands Prompt Action by the Government to Check Outrages in Ireland.—Punishment ef Red Leaders Urged.

Black and. Tan Police Fire Upon Great Crowd and Many Are Trampled / to Death in Panic

Spread Of Assassinations To Eng-° land Feared After Red Red Sunday

WILD UPROAR OVER THE DUBLIN SITUATION PUTS END TO COMMONS MEET   Heavy Guards Stationed In Downing Street to Prevent Riot Spread to London   Dublin Streets Blocked and Govern ment Forces Are Busy Confiscating Arms Today

OFFICE CHANGES TO AFFECT MAN}  )   Workers at Austin Anxiousl; Awaiting Revision of Personnel   Other Depurtnrents.

Dody of resident Carranza Now Rests in Dolores Cemetery  oo  Col. Herrero Informs  Army Officials That

DE LA HUERTA IS ELECTED DURING CARRANZA BURIAL   Claim That First Chie’ Slew Self Refuted By Autopsy.

KAME OUCCE Oooh WHILE CARRANZA GORTEGE PAaot   Huerta Selected ad Interin President of Mexico; Tale of Suicide Refuted.

aa s “Held “Anmediately “After Carranza Funeral”   ix-Precident’s Death ‘Gaus: by ‘iwo Bullets, one in Breast and, Other . In Abdomen ;

AS SASSINATEL   AUTOPSY HELD IN MEXICO CITY THIS MORNING   HERRERO HAD REPORTED HIS CHIEF, A SUICIDE   The Body Was Taken to Mexico City and Evidence Shows Two Bullet Wounds, One in the Breast and the Other wn the Abdoman

SUICIDE SHOW ‘BY THE AUTOPSY   Examination Shows His Body Was Pierced By Two Rifle Bullets.   SLAIN PRESIDENT’S FUNERAL YESTERDAY   De La Huerta Will Be Elect ed President ad Interim.

SUICIDE CHARGE BY REREAD I NOT UPHELD   Autopsy Shows Carranza  Was Killed By Rifle Bullets in Bedy.

BURY CARRANZA AS NEW LEADER IS BEING NAMEL   Autopsy Refutes Clair Mexican President  Ended Own Life.

CARRANZN'S BODY BEARS 2 BULLETS   Story of Suicide Disproveu by Two Wounds in front of Corpse of President,   LITTLE DOUBT THAT HE WAS ASSASSIN’S VICTIM

CARRANZA ‘MURDERED DOCTORS SAY      AUTOPSY PROVES SUICIDE STORY BY HERRERO TO BE WITHOUT FOUNDATION.

AUTOPSY REVEALS THAT CARRANZA WAS KILLED. SUICIDE TREDRY WRONG   FORMER PRESIDENT DIED AS A RESULT OF TWO RIFLE WOUNDS, SURGEONS DECLARE.

FRENCH AND ARABS FIGHT ON MANDATE   New war breaks out ir Syria over control of  wajllpnan

WAH TRAEATENG Aol GUNFLIGT   Between the French and the  Arabs in Syria Over Former’s Ultimatum.   ARAB KING CONTESTED THE FRENCH MANDATE   Syrian King Ignored Ultimatum and French Army is Sant to Damascus.

ISYRLA TORN BY  PRENCH-ARSB STRIFE  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS AERVICE LEASED WIRE To rate

NEW CONFLICT THREATENS ARABS AND THE FRENCH   -ontesting of Mandate Powers of France by Arabs’ King Leads Former to Begin Move on Damascus.   WORLD NOTES

NEW WAR BREAKS OUT ~ WITH ARABS IN SYRI   French Sending Reinforcements To Cope With Situation There.

french and Avabs in Syri Engage in Dispule ane Dire Consequences Pro} ably Will Follow,   (ne Hundred  Thousane Riflds' 'Beddy to ‘Advance Al tie Word-—Countries Are Greatly Wrought Un.

AT CARLISLE, KY., LA  St NIGHT   Many Persons Homeless and Damage Estimated at $250,000

CLOUDBURST HITS KENTUCKY TOW   30 Houses Washed Away and Property Loss of $250,000 Reported. 

Thirty Houses Washed Away   Cloudburst At Carlisle, Ky., Does Quarter Million Dollars Damage   CARNIVAL COMPANY CONCESSIONS LOST

A CLOUDBURST DESTROYS TOWN IN KENTUCKY HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS AND GREAT DAMAGE DONE. RAILROAD BRIDGES SWEPT BY FLOODS

SUPREME COURT ASKED TO HEAR CASE MARCH §      LIQUOR ; QUESTION. RAISED BY RHODE ISLAND DUE TO BE AIRED NEXT. MONTH.

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR APPEALS ON LIQUOR CASES   March 8 Is Set ag the Date to Listen to Argument on. Massacha- ...— setts Decrees.

GONFESoo KILLING GHARLES PALIN!   Mill Worker Admits Slaying Kenosha Theater Owner.   ARRESTED AS A_ BURGLAR    According to the Police Frank Lang  Confessed to 37 Burglaries in Ke nosha—Intended to Rob the  Theatrical! Man.

ADMITS SLAYING THEATER QWNEE   Kenosha (Wis.) Mill Worker Confesses Killing Charles - Pacini.   ATTEMPTED TO ROB ‘VICTIRA   Frank Lang Tells Police He Shot Wealthy Man to Death When He. Showed Fight--Admits ThirtySeven Burglaries.

Mill Worker’ Admits ‘Slaying. Ke~“nosha Theater. Owner.»   ARRESTED. AS’-A BURGLAR      According. to. ‘the. ‘Police. Frank. Lang Confessed ° to 87, Burglaries. in: Ke: “nosha—Intended to Rob ‘the: nm - Theatrical Man...”

WILL -HELP CHICAGO TENANTS   [nited States Senate Committee &  Promises to Investigate.

LANDSLIDE HITa TRAIN: KILLING 2, INJURING   D. & R. G. Passenger Ditched Near Debeque Colo.: Tons of Rock and Dirt Are Piled on the Track.

GENERAL WOOD IN LEAD IN S. DAKOTI   ‘Plurality Futininted Between 8,00¢ and 15,600 in- “Three Cornered Fight—Lowden Runs _ See ond.

CARRIES SOUTH DAKOTA FASHY   Incomplete Returns Give Soldier Candidate a Big Pluoralitw   LOWDEN WAS SECOND      ‘Black Hills District, Old  Roosevelt Stronghold, is Strong For Wand

GEN. WOOD WON INTHE SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMIAR   His Plurality Estimated A From 8,000 to 15,000—Johnson Makes Showing.

LOWDEN  MAY GET JRD PLACE   Old Roosevelt Stronghold Re. turns Vote For Generat Leonard Wood.

THOUSANDS WILE EXTEND WELCOME. TO W..G: HARDING   Preparations Being. Made ; .House 25,000 YVisttors, From: Out of Town B       NOMINEE MOTORING HOM   Trip from Washington 0 Marie, 0, Reing Made by, AutomebMes 10004 Visitors Are Expected ia, Attend’ tie Notificaiion Ceremeny ow July 98

ON READY TO CELEBRATE   Republican Presidential Nomi. _ nee’s Home Town Prepares for Big Event

BRYAN TO BE DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   Johnson Maintains Lead Over General Wood in Presidential Contest in Nebraska.

RETURNS INDICATE ) BRYAN IS A WINNEE      =e ee 7 - 7  Sen:, Hiram Johnson Maintains Hi  Lead in the Nebraska Primary.

JAYAN A DELEGATE RETURNS INDICATE      WILL BE DELEGATE aT LARGE TO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL, CONVENTION.

BRYAN IS THIRD — IN PRIMARY FOR PARTY DELEGATE   To Be One of Four Demo eratic Delegates; Johnsor’ Leads Republicans

PALMER ASSURED OF GEORGIA BRYAN [a LIKELY A DELEGATE   Complete Returns in From Geor gia and a Little More Than Half From Nebraska.

000 FOREIGN BORN RESIDENTS TRAGET OF MOB   Houses Burned and.. Hote Wrecked During Night ofBloody. Rioting   VICTIMS DRIVEN TO WoODBS BY GANGSTERS   Residents Clubbed and Maulec “as They Flee From Burn- ing Buildings ,

TROOPS NECESSARY TO QUELL RICTING INTLLINOIS TOWK; ALIENS BLAMED

DIES SUDDENLY   TROOPS CALLED TO PUT DOWN RIOTING IN ILLINOIS TOWN      Five Believed Killed in Wild Night Demonstration Against Foreigners   THOUSANDS OF FOREIGNERS FLEE BEFORE ATTACK OF MOB   Demonstration Starts With Murder of Two Men

FIVE PERSONS BELIEVED KILLED AND SCORES INJURED DUGIES RIOTING   Five Thousand Foreigners Against Whom Rioters Directed Attack Leave Town—150 Militiamen Arrive  ae Me

Many Homes Are Burned Before Troops Arrive in Mlinais Town.   FIVE. BELIEVED KILLEL   Four Thousand Is Estimate of Crazed Mob at West Frankfort.

RIOTERS BURN AND MURDER IN RACE FIGHT IN ILLINOIS   Troops Rushed To West Frankfort To Protect  Foreigners.

MILITARY PUT DOWN RIOTS IN ILLINOIS TOWN   Anti-Foreign Riots in Wes! Frankfort Result in 5 Dead Scores Injured.   MOB MADE UP OF 4,000 MEN

FOREIGNERS ARE DRIVEN OUT Of ILLINOIS TOWA   Five Persons Believed Killed By Mob’s Activity la West Frankfort.   NUMBER OF HOUSES BURNED   Trouble Follows Arrest of Foreigners In Connection With Murder of Boys.

TROOPS QUEL FIGHT AT WEST FRANKFORT   Authorities Believe Five Killed and Many Injured in Riots.

MOB CLUBS FIVE TO DEATH, FIRES SCORES HOMES   Illinois City Scene Of Hate Over Murder Of Boys; Soldiers On Job.

FIVE MEN ARE KILLED   There ts Riotiag Among th Miners in West Frankfort, Whinois.

Five Killed, Scores Wounded in All Night Race Riot.   een mam mm  RIOTING ON HEELS OF DOUBLE MURDER   Mob of 4,000 Wreaks Its Mal ice Upon Foreigners— Troops There.

Witnesses to Rioting Tell of Stoning and Tramplin of Women.            5 REPORTED KILLED IN NIGHT OF TERROR

TROOPS RUSHED TO HALT RIOTS AGAINST ALIENS   Illinois Militiamen Put on Dut: Following Outbreaks in Coal Mining Town   MURDERS CAUSE OF RIOTS   Mob Savage in Its Attacks and Foreigners Flee in All Hhirections

Rioting-and Death In WEnois Town   Fivo Persons Boticved (0 Hnve Beer Killed —Fiye Thousand Forcignuers. Agalast Whoik Attack Was Dircet ed, Left tho Town,

TOUGH ON FOREIGNERS   People of _Frankiort, iincis, Are Hot After Them.   BELIEVE THEY MURDERED 50YS   Mobs Had Control of Affairs Early Part of Week and Were Assaulting Foreigners.

CITY QUUET AFT HIGHT OF RIOTING   5,000 FOREIGNERS DRIVEN OUT OF CITY OF WEST FRANKFORT, ILL.

West Frankfort, ltl, Sees Rule of Fear Thousand Rioters * Over Nicht   DRIVE FOREIGNERS OUT   Order Restored Early Today With Coming of Guardsmen --Riot Was Sequel of WMurders

TROUBLE IN WEST FRANKFORT QUIET TROOPS IN CHARGE   Three, Stores : Wrecked and. Sis Houses ‘Were! Burned In. Las Night's Rioting::   ;MURDER SUSPECTS ARE HELD

TLLINOIS MOB BURNS HOMES OF FOREIGNERS      VIVE DEAD AND SCORES IN. JURED IS TOLL OF NIGH OF RIOTING—MILITIA OD SCENE TODAY.   5,000 Foreigners Flee From Town—Residents Clubbed As They Leave Burning Houses—  Two Arrested, Riddled By ard

ITALIAN RESIDENTS ARE VICTIMS OF ILLINOIS MOB   Five Killed and Many Hurt i ‘Battling and Situation  Still Threatening

RIOTING MOBS ATTACK ALIENS MANY INJURED   Foreigners Driven from Homes in Confusion  Are Killed

FIVE ARE SLAIN  IN RACE RIOTING AFTER A MURDER   Mob Situation Similar to St. Louis War ___..._-on-Nerroes-—

MOB KILLS FIV! FOREIGNERS IN REVENGE   ‘West Frankfort, itl, Citizens  Angered by Murder of Two Boys by Alien- °   HOUSES BURNED; TROOPS * SENT'IN BY GOVERNOR

MOB OF 4,000 SHOT UP WEST FRANKLIN, ILL   Wild Disorder Results in Foreigners Being  Driven Out

DANE FOREIGNERS FROM THEIR HOMES   West Velinkfort, 1, Met Attacks Allens aul Burns Vheir floss      ‘FIVE. PERSONS KILLED   ILEINODS MILATTAMION RE. STORE ORDER OIN OUPY.   fiscevery GF. Double.  Minter  Cruse: Rioters. to At&kek Vorolen Quarters of ‘Pown—Reut Fliotugrspher. foo Drenthe

Double Murder Precipitates Disorders Which Continue Through Night With Mob in Control—Militiamen Restore Order at Daybreak After 5,000 Flee City.

1,000 FOREIGNERS IN FRANKFORT FLEE TORGH AND BULLET   Frenzied Mob in Night of Wilk Rioting. Kills 5 Persons and Burns 50 Houses.   TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT TO PUT DOWN DISORDERS   Rioters Incensed by Murder of Two Boys for Which Bank Thieves Were Blamed.

} KILLED IN PRANK FORT eAnY HURT   Meb Assails Foreign Population of Town After. TDonble Murder   ORDER STATE MILITIA   Crowd Burns Homes, Kick: Photographer to Death, Say Reports

TROOPS SENT TO QUELL MINE RIOT IN ILLS.   Five Killed and Many Injur ed; Mob Sets Fire To  Houses

Homes Burned, Residents Ulue  _ bed; Trouble Follows Finding of Graves. oe WY TTY GWT.

HOT WEATEER IS RIPENING WHEAT   Temperature Helping Corn but is Bringing On Small Grain Prematurely

HOT FOR THE WHEAT   Weatlter of the Past Few Days Fine For Corn, Theugh.   THE RAIN CAME IN SPOTS   Hot Weather Has Ripened Wheat toe Rapidly in Some Parts of State.

DETECTIVES FIND $105,000 BONDS IS NEWSPAPERS   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE FOLLOWING ARRIVAL OF DOUGHTY; CAUGHT IN OREGON

(ENTHUSIASM FOR COUNTY FAIR   A Representative Crowd of Republic County People Attended the County Fair Meeting Saturday.

2 WOMEN ARE HELD IN BEDFORD BANK ROBBERY   Police Believe Jewelry In Possession Part Of Buf. falo Haul

PAR'S ARREST.   Women Kin? of Slain Bedford Bank. Robber Seized.

LABOR PARTY TO” CHOOSE DELECATES AT LARGE   To National Convention of Labor Party at Chicage, Jaly 11 te ‘U4

LAG LOYALTY  FUR GARBANZA   Mexican President Will Real. ize It When First Real Battle Begins.   SO DECLARES ONE OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS   All Factions of the Couniry are Helping the Cause of the Rebele.

Carranza’s Policies of Persecution is Blamed For Rapidly Spreading Revolt Against Present Administration

CONVICTS ESCAPE AND PRISON WORK HALTED   Construction of New Bastile. Comes to Abrupt End,

ALL ROADS GO OVER      DROFURNE ARPSVILLE, NEW  COUNTY HEALTH “dE FIC               wat dons: iAfter Sup  mes lian Untit Hue,

ALL HUAUS GO OVER   DH. HURNEY, SHARPSVILLE, NEW COUNTY HEALTH GFFICER.   Mession of Conmnissioners Ran Until After Supprr Hour,

NEW CRISIS  DEVELOPED IN THE CONFERENC AT SPA   Germany Rejected Allies’ Comprom ise for Furnishing Coal to France.

NEW CRISIS DEVELOPED IN THE CONFERENC AT SPA   Germany Rejected Allies’ Comprom ise for Furnishing Coal to france.   Break In The Conference Is Threatened Tonight or Tomcrrow.

YANK ABMIRAL IN ROLE OF PACIFIE!   New Crisis Develops as Germans Defy. Allies.   Teutons Reject Compromise Proposal for Coal Deliveries to France— Break Is Threatened.

GERMANS FORCED 10 FLEE SPA   MEMBERS HUN DELEGATION SAVE THEMSELVES ATTACK BY SPEEDING AWAY IN AUTOS.   BELGIANS ARE IN UGLY MOOD.   Treatment Accorded Them by In vaders During the War Still Rankles In Their Hearts.

FOCH CALLED T0 SPA   New Crisis Develops as Germans Defy Allies.   Teutone Reject Compromise Proposal for Coa! Deliveries to France Break Is Threatened. 

CRISIS RENEWED  AND CONFERENCE BREAK EXPECTED   Teutons Again Are Threatened With Further Occupation — of Their Territory

Germans Spurn Spa Ultimatum; ‘Breach Looming   Foch and Marshal Wilson Ar _ Summoned By Allied’  »  Stateemen

TEUTONS DEFY ALLIES   MARSHALS FOCH AND WILSON CALLED TO SPA.   New Crisis Develops as Germans Re ject Compromise Proposal for Coal Deliveries.

iMe DEATH PENALTY   NEGRO MURDERER WILE BI ELECTROCUTED AUGUST 5.   Ray Case Sets Record For Carryin: Out Justice in State.

THE DEATH PENALT)      XEGKO’ RER WIL, BE ELECTROCUTED AGUS 1      Ray Case’ Sets Record For Cavryins Gut dnstice in State.

MUCH INTEREST IN FARMERS NATIONAL CONVENTION SHOWN   EXCELLENT PROGRAM PRE. PARED FOR OCCASION—INDI ANA FEDERATION TO ENTER. TAIN . DELEGATES—INTEREST. ING SPEAKERS.

NATIONAL CONVENTION   Of Farmer’s Federation Willi Be Held On 6th, 7th And 8th Of December.

AMERICAN,FARM © BUREAU 10 MEET   National Organization Will be En tertained in Indianapolis December 6 to 8   INDIANA FARMERS INTERESTED   State Organizaton Extends Invitation to All County Associations —Prominent Speakers

LESTER BLACKWELL _ TAKES OWN LIFE   Weil Known Young Man Dead From Self Inflictien.

TOOK HIS. OWN LIFE,   Well: ‘Known Young ‘Man. Dead . Bram: Self Inflicton.

SH PRELATE. CLAIMS ‘WEA SENATE HAD CAUSED IRISH FREECOM   POINTS TO IRISH RESERVATION? TO COVENANT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS,

STATEMENT ae  —   Reservations to Treaty “Registered Death of Tyranny,” he Says

1, §. TREATY. ACTION GIVES NEW HOPE TO IRISH GHUSE   Bishop of Killalo Says Sympathy of America Makes Certain the End of Tyranny In Ireland and Urges That Trish Bide Their Time. _

WOMAN RUNS FOR CONGRESS   Granddaughter of Late Governor Woodbridge of Michigan Candidate in Third District.

TO SOLVE ITALIAN DISPUTE      Coming Meeting of Allied Ceaders WH Discuss Hume's Daterext  OE ee ee ee ee

MEETING OF ALLIED LEABERS   Hialian Aspirations In the, Adriatie Wil Bo Virst Question Discussed.

BRYAN BACKS GERARD?  At Least Bryan League Indorses th weer Varkawe Candidacy.

BRYAN LEAGUE 10 SUPPORT GERART   NEW YORK ORGANIZATION SWINGS BACKING TO FORMER. U. 8S. AMBASSADOR.   BOOM TO BE LAUNCHED   Leader of Body Asserts New Choic Is Only Avowed Candidate Before the Democrats.

10 SUPPORT GERARD. FOR THE PRESIDENC   BRYAN, LEAGUE OF NEW. YORK TO SWING, IS ANNOUNCEMENT.

BAYAN TOSWING ALL HIS SUPPORT T0J. W. GERARD   Formal Launching of Presidential Boom at Dinner Next Week.

Onerate On Wounded Man.   NEW YORK BRYAN LEAGUE ABANDONE PEERLESS ONE AND SWINGS TO GERARD

LEADERS ARE IN AGREEMENT OVER ALL BIG PLANKS   Wet Fight Averted By Decision To Ignore Liquor Question.

HOOVER ANNOUNCES.   Will Re A Republican Candidate tor President If Needed.

HOOVER AXNOUNCE:      Will Re A Republican Candidate. for e President If Needed.

RATE OF EXCHANGE BEING DISCUSSED   Leading Bankers and Politi cians of England Confer With Chamberlain.

Assumes Full Responsibility for Action of Three Lieutenants Attempting Seizure Monday.   Officers Involved in Country Club Incident Placed Under Military Arrest by Genera] Wolters.

Rarach Also Gave Huge Sums to the Democratic National Campaign Fand.

FAIL TO FIND METEOR,   Belleved Mass That illuminated Haayens Foll in Oklahoma,

DRIVER SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN WAGON TIPS QVER ON HIM   Ray £. McClain Suffers Broker Hip and Arm in Peculiar Accident Today.

ROY M'LAIN HAS: SERIOUS ACCIDENT   Has Hip and Right Arm Broker When Wagon Overturns,

PAID DEPARTMENT [5 _RATIFIED BY COUNCIL   VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER: ‘MUSTERED (OUP BY THE CIry.

PAID DEPARTMENT IS RATIFIED BY COUNCI   PAID DEPARTMENT IS 14 pt pl. VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER: MUSTERED OUT BY THE CITY.

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS WAN NEW STATUES ON BOOKS BEFCGRE ROADS ARE RETURNED   ELIMINATE STRIKE CAUSE   Provisions tor Financing (he Rail roads Cuntained in Bills New Before Congress—-No Ev Pon ‘tension of Time is y Anticipated ; nA ry, A

BUT CRISIS HAS NOT PASSED   REDS RULE AND IT is PLAIN THEY MEAN NEW REGIME.

COMPROMISE REACHED IN ~——TTALY MESS   BUT CRISIS HAS . NOT PASSED   REDS RULE AND IT I: PLAIN THEY MEAN NEW REGIME.

ITALIAN LABOR HARSH IN NEW PEACE DEMAN   DISPUTE CAN'T BE SETTLED B SOLVING EARLY DIFFERENCES

Metal Laberers Hesitate to Take Fial Meve Towad Italian Indastrial Upheaval.

Eicht Nations Sponsor Birth at Paris, With Election of French Senate President As Chairman: Irish Protest   Initial Business is Naming of Commission to Fix Lines of Sarre Basin; London Will Be Scene of Next Meeting

RINE NATION  HETAENEATEL  AY COUNCIL NS URGANI/E   Leon Bourgeoise Presides as World Conference > ~ Is Gonvened   PROTEST RECEIVED FROM IRELAND   Frontiers of Sarre Basin Fipst Business of the Peace Body

LEAGUE FIRST SESSION   World Union Formally Started in French Foreign Office at Paris.   PROTEST FROM THE IRISH   . * Document Signed by “Ouklaigh Duffy’ Registers Objections to League of  Nations and Calls It an “En miso afl BPueamtines

NATIONS LEABUE GOUNGIL MEETS IN PARIS TOOK)   Members From Nine Nations Complete Organization At the Foreign Office.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HGLDS FIRST MEETING IN PARIS AND NAMES SECRETARY

‘Birthday of New World” Declares Leon Bourgeois, Chairman of Body.   U.S. NOT PRESENT

(Associated Press Telegraph and Cab!e Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

HISTORIC GATHERING MET IN PARIS TODAY   Hope of Union Which Was Effected This Morning Is To Substitute Right for Might and Banish War from the Earth,

GRISH PROTEST 18 FIRST. PRESENTED TA PFACF NICSIAN   ABSENCE OF WILSON: RE. GRETTED BY BOURGEOIS. WHO PRE QInnre i.   COUNCIL MEETS   Cenunission Named to Trace Frontiers of Saare Basin.

UNITED STATES THE ONLY MEMBER NOT REPRESENTED   Naming of Body to Trace Sarre Frontiers First Official Act.   NEXT MEETING TO BE HELD IN LONDON   Council Confirms Sir Erie Drummond as General Sec-  retary—Irish Protest.

LEAGUE HOL FIRST SESSION   World Union Formally Started in French Foreign Office at Paris.   ‘PROTEST FROM THE IRISH   Document Signed by “Ouklaigh Duffy” Registers Objections to League of Nations and Calls !t an “Engine of Empire.”  —

IRISH PROTEST FILED WITH THE LEAGUE COUNCIL   Envoys of Irish Republic Submit Formal Document Deriding Objects of the Leagne of Nations.

LEAGUE'S COUNCIL IN FLOT SESSIOh   NUMBER OF NATIONS REPRE: SENTED IN INITIAL MEET IN CITY OF PARIS   MISH ENTER A PROTES:   Calls League ‘‘British Ghost o: Peace League’’ and Says the Orgenization Is Illusory.

LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST SESSION   World Union Formally Started in French Foreign Office at Paris.   PROTEST FROM THE IRISH   Leon Bourgeole, Presiding Officer, Ip Addressing the Council, Expresses Regret at Absence of United States at the Opening.

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. CORVENES   t FIRST PROTEST WAS FROM THE (RISH REPPUBLIC   MET IN HOTED CLOCK ROQH   Leon Bourgeois Was Eleetcd Chair  man With Sir iri     ¢ Brummond as  . General Seereta

M. BOURGEOIS Io MADE CHAIRMAN   First Session of Counci of — of Nations  a es ey irae CF oe es ee —_— 2a on i a i   First Official Act is to Appoint Commission to Trace Fronfiers of Sarre Pasin—Wilson Should have Presided Says Bourgeois—Relief for People of Interior Russia.

‘Irish Republic” Protests League Is Simply an “Engine of Empire’

EIGHT COUNTRIES PARTICIPATE IN INITIAL MEETING   Leon Bourgeoise Of France Elected Chair man; Miss Wilson.

BAKER GIVES APPROVAL CF CANAL PLANS   FRENCH TIGER  DEFEATED FOR PRESIDENT      “SESSION OF PEACE LEAGUE   Senate and Chamber Caucus Discards Clemenceau for Paul Deschanel.   World Union Formally Started in _ French Foreign Office at Paris.   Canal Project Agitated for More : Than 20 Years Now Assured,   PROTEST FROM THE IRISH   OPENS ROUTES TO GIS CHTIES   Signed by “Ouklaigh Diitty” Registers Objections to League of Nations and Calis It an “En gine of Empire.”      President of the Chamber of Deputies Leads the Premier by 19 Votes— Poincare Declines to Mun for  ' Re-Election.   Uncte Sam Puts 0. K. on Lakes+toGuif Waterway—Governor Lowden of litinois Gets Permit te Start Work.

First Session eing Held with America Not Represented.   Britisher, Eric Drummond, Is Secretary—tiope America May Soou Come tu, Teo.

Representatives Met in Clock Room French Foreign Office At iQ O'clock This lvorning to Organize   LEON BOURGEOIS [S SELECTED CHAIRWA!      Expresses Regret Presicen' Wilson Is No: Present Te Preside Over Gathering C: Natons

First. Time. in in History That i A Free. ‘Nations ‘ ‘Have --Leagued _ ‘Themselves - Together - to. ‘Substitute’ Right For: Mioht. :

IRISHFIRST AT WORLD BODY WITH PROTEST   ‘Leon Bourgeois Opens First Meeting of the League of Nations   PE4SCE 1S: LAUDED   Vacant Place of the U. S. is Referred to by the Opening Sneakers

EPOCH-MAKING CONFERENCE IN FRENCH CAPITAL   Commission Named o1 Sarre Valley First Official Act.

PROT MEETING DF NATIONS’ LEAGUE   First Session of Body Gets Protest From Irish.   ITALIAN PRAISES THE U. S.   Leon Bourgeois, Presiding Officer, in “Addressing the Council, Expresses — Regret at Absence of United States at the Opening.

BUURGEOIS IS ELECTED CHAIRMAN   Commission Named to Trace Frontiers of Sarre Basin —Sir Eric Drummond of Great Britain Confirmed as Secretary.

FIRST MEETING IS HELD IN FAMOUS CLOCK ROOM   Representatives of Nine Nations Take Part in First of  Formal Meetings.   BOURGEOIS PRESIDE AND DELIVERS SHORT ADDRESS   Bays Jan. 16, 1920, Will Go Down : in History as Birth of a New World.   BRITISH VIEWS OUTLINED.   Barl Curzon Pledges Loyalty of British Empire to Covenant of League of Nations.

LEAGUE COUNCIL tka FURGT MEET IN PARI   L. BOURGEOIS, FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE, IS NAMED CHAIRMAN,   NEXT SESSION IN LONGON   Task of Presiding Should Have Fallen to Wilson, Declares Presiding . Officer at Opening.

NATIONS S IN SESSION   BOURGEOIS OF FRANCE Ig CHAIRMAN, AND: E RIG DRUMMOND, NAMED OFFICIALLY TOBE: a  SECRETARY   First Protest Comes From Irish Republic Envoys — Thirty Nations Oviginally Were: to be Members.

United States Not Represented Owing to  Delay in Ratifying Treaty—Bourgoes  -.. Deplores Fact That President Wilson’  - Could Not Preside but-Expresses Hope  that America Will Soon Come in ‘Openine Addresses.

LEAGUE COUNCIL HAS FIRST MEET IN PARIS   Task of Presiding Should Have Fallen to Wilson Declares Presiding Officer.

[RELAND FILES FIRST FORMAL PROTEST * PRESENTED TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS:

FIRST MELTING LEAGUE MATION  POMUE NIE CTAWER ER TRAY   IRISH REPUBLIC ENTERS PRO. TEST AGAINST FORMATION OF INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

FRENCHMAN HEAL      R.: Meeting to Be Held in London ai Call of the President

COUNTRIES PLEDGE FULL AID TO GREAT PURPOSE   ommission of Three ls Named to Fix Boundaries of Sarre Basin—London Is Selected For Next Place of Meeting. First Protest Entered by “Irish Republic.”

LEAGUE NATIONS  BORN TODAY   REPRESENTATIVES OF NINE NATIONS WERE IN ATTENDANCE,   WE- WERE NOT THERE!   AMERICA CONSPICUOUSLY . AB: SENT FROM HISTORIC MEETING   The “Envoys of Ireland” Were Right on Hand With the First Formal _ Protest to he Presented.

ABSENCE OF U.S. LAMENTED AS LEAGUE COUNCIL INAUGURATES INTERNATIONAL PEACE BOD      “Wilson Should Be Here,”’ Says Bourgeois, Presid. ing at Organization Gathering—See Birth of New World Through Pact.

IRISH LOSE NO TIME IN PUTTING FORTH PROTEST   Signed by Envoys of Elected Gov  ernment of Irish Republic 7 Against British.   NO MENTION OF PROTEST MADE AT LEAGUE MEETING   ‘Copies Are Handed Newspaper  ‘Correspondents After They  Leave Foreign Office.   OBJECTIONS REGISTERED,   Says That League is Illusory anc Incomplete, Lacking Authorority and Sanction,

INITIAL MEETING OF LEAGU: HELD   Members of Council in Session At Paris.   CHAIRMAN IS SELECTED.

NINE NATIONS REPRESENTED AT OPENING   Irish File Protest Attack ing ‘British Interna- . tional League.’   COUNCIL ORGANIZED ~ AT 10:30 A. M., TODAY.   Absence of Wilson Regret_ ted in Speeches’ Open-  ing Session.

WORLD LEAGUE IN FAST SESGIN I HISTORY AT PARI   Bourgeois, in Chair, Says. This . Place Should Have Been - . Occupied by Wilson.   U. S. AND OTHER ORIGINAL MEMBERS UNREPRESENTED   Sarre Basin Mission Named  and Drummond Confirmed as General Secretary. .

BRAND AS UNREAL = ENGLANDS’ PRETENSE . OF LEAGUE OF PEACE   LEAGUE’S COUNCIL ELECTS PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY AND NAMES COMMISSION  , ON FRONTIER. :   >RESIDENT HOPES FOR EARLY. -AGCEPTANCE OF TREATY it i §    Says vorved' Be Wants American Enyoy to Take Place Re‘or Him—Opening of League Marks Great , how in World History.

New Clues Seem To Indicate Real Mystery To Finding Of Body.      Believed Dead In June—Let ter From Him During Past Week.

WAS BELIEVED DEAD BUT MAY STILL LIVE   Startling Developments in Case of Man Supposed to Wave Reen Murdered.

‘Startling Clues Discovered Indicating Retired Wealthy Mining Man Still Alive

WILSON TO ACT AS MEDIATOR   President Agrees to Use Good Office in Attempt to Stop War on Armenia.

Conditions Acceptance on Use of Moral Influence; Explains Inability to Employ Force without Congress

PRESIDENT TO WORK FOR PEAGE TAP AERB EAST   Wilson’ Makes it Clear.’ He  Cannot Emplay U.S. ?.. Military Foreés   INSISTS ON eels . SUPPORT = POWERS   ‘Recepts Task to Mediate’ Between Armenian People , And Their Enemies

WILSON ACCEPTS PLAN OFFERED BY LEAGUE TO ASSIST ARMENIA   Will Use Personal Moral In fluence to Clear Up Situation,

Need $8751 Before. Shelter Kiddies Get Merry Christmas   WILSON ACCEPTS ARMENIA MANDATE   Must Have Moral and Dip. lomatic Support of Main Powers

FOOD FOR GERMANS   HOPE SEEN FOR BETTERMENT OF CONDITIONS.   Government Plans Increased Production and Improved Handling of Life’s Necessities.

HOPE FOR A BETTER CONDITIGN IN GERMANY   Food Proposition Not so Difficult to Handle as In the - Pasi,

HAS HOPE FOD OLTUATION WILL GROW BRIGHTER   German Minister Says Step: Being Taken to Bring About Improvement.

GERMANS GET FOOD   Minister Hopes for the Better= ment of the Situation,   Plane Increased Production and Bet. ter Handling of Importations ot Grain.

HOPE FCR BETTERMENT OF GERMANS FOGD SITUATION THROUGH = INCREASED PRODUCTION

AILLOUIT ADMITS UGIALIST PARTY 5 REVOLUTIONARY   Favors Handing the Industria System Over to the People.   DEMANDS OUSTED FIVE BE RESEATED IN ASSEMBLY   Denies That They Seek to In. troduce Soviet in United States.

SUMSUPFOR N. Y. SOCIALISTS   HILLQUEST SEES SUSPENDED AS‘SEMBLYMEN AS VICTIMS el “NATIONAL HYSTER)

NATIONAL HYSTERIA AGAINST SOCIALISM   HMILLQuiv SAYS TR ts UNEP AIR AND LN REASONABLE.   Pieads the Cause of Suspended Nev York - Assemblymwen — Party ia tnited States Dwes Not Approve Kassian Sovict.

HILLQUIT SUMS UP.   Says Committee Has No Right _ to Impose Qualifications on Assemblymen.

HILOUITT SAYS   Vien Should Not Have Qualifications Imposed Upon Them Not Demanded By Constitution, He Contends   CHARGES SUMMED UP IN 5 HOUR SPEECH   Demands That Judiciary Committee Frame Report Recommending Seating of Socialist Assemblymen,

N.Y, SOCIALISTS TRIAL REAR EWU   Sweet is Dencunced by At.terney Hilquiit .. —   ‘Declares Speaker. of New - Yo.k House Initiator of PER s Movement es can          ALL CHARGES  ARE ANSWERED

I  ‘DAMMITT” HAS PASSED AWAY   Funeral Arrangements on Large Scale Carried Out for Mascot _

FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF ABILENE COLLEGE ATTEND FUNERAL OF DOG, “DAMMIT”

BIIVINE BECOMES ARIS      RAILWAY SECURITIES IN GREATER DEMAND WITH QUOTATIONS STEADILY RISING,

RISING SCALE ‘ON R. R. SHARES   Advances Today Rang- ed From One to Three - and a Half Points _

RISING PRIGES ALARM BANKERS OF MIDDLEWES   Continued Extravagance o Public Also Causes Financiers Considerable Worry.   Predict Depression Soon Unless Stopped—Plan Fight for Lower Costs.

MUST PROVIDE ~ NON-GLARE LENS   State Police Instructed to Warn Drivers About Plain Lens.   ARE MANY VIOLATIONS   Section of The Law Clearly Makes Non-Glare Lens a Necessity. Misuses of Dealers Tags Mentioned.

NON-GLARE LENS LAW JS VIOLATED   State Troopers at Gettysburg Ordered te Arrest Motorists Whe Have Failed to Have  Lights Preperly Equipped.

POLES SAID TO REGAIN KIEFI   Heavy Casualties in Red Army Re perted From Constantinople; Bolshevik Army Fiung Back

REPORT RUTH'S HURT FALSE   New York Baseball Officials Deny Widely Circulated Accident Rumor.

PREMIER DEFENDS FOREIGN POLIC)   ALLIES ACTED WHEN U. S. REFUSED TURKISH MANDATE, ELOYD GEORGE SAYS.

U. 9. DECLINED TURKEY LLOYD GEORGE TELLS   BRITISH COMMONS AND GIVES REASONS FOR DIVISION : FINALLY AGREED ON   Savs England Unable To Send Troops To Protect Armenia But Will Supply Her Eauipment

WME AY ATTITIE DE Iw iti HiPOnE VeTION TURES, wi aviv   EXPLAINS TURK PROBLEM   Hefusal of United states to Accept Armenina Moueate is Heterred io tn Tone of Dissute pointment

TURKISH - QUESTION        AC 3 W ITH TURKEY   He Is Rittert “Frene        aber,

ARMENIA LEFT TO HER FATE   Lioyd George to Keep Sultan on Throne— U. S. the Goat

ALLIED EASTERN POLICY DEFENDED BY LLOYD GEORG!   Premier Answers ‘Attack of Asquith; Says’ America Was Urged to Take Mandate. ,

ARMENIA MUST PROTECT SELF   Lloyd George Says England Cannot Send Army to Help Her.

TURKISH QUESTION   LOYD GEORGE EXPLAINING ACTION OF ALEIES WITH TURKEY.   He Is Bitterly Assailed By Officer in French Chamber.

UNITED STATES 10 GET HALF BILLION DOLLARS OF GERMAN INDEMNIT)   AMERICAN SHARE IN FIRST ISSUE OF INDEMNITY BONDS AN.NOUNCED IN PARIS,

, §. Share in First German Reparation Payment Will be Half Million Dollars Bonds

AMERICA'S SHARE TOBE $500,000 80(   First Twenty Months Occupation of Rhineland: Will: Comé@ High For Germany.

1,8, SHARE INTHE GERMAN INDEMNITY ~- 1S $500,000,000   This Part of the Sum is Estimated to be What the Unitied States Will Get for Payment of Services Rendered  On the Rhine.

COMES IN FOR HALF BILLION   United States to Share in German Reparation Payment.

OIL EXCITEMENT RUNs HIGH.   ‘Former Tipton Gounty Man Sends " Montana Figures.

O1L, EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH.      ‘Former Tipton County Man Sends Some Montana Pigures.  7

COUNTY FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED   TOPAL OF  $296,692.80 "DISTRI.  BUTED IN SEMI-ANNUAL DISTRIBU PION   TAX GOLLEGTISN $2976.07

AUDITOR DISTRIBUTES FUNDS OF COUNTY   TOTAL OF $296,692.80 DISTRIBUTED IN SEMI-ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION   MUCH GOES TO COUNTY FUNDS   Nearly Sixteen Thousand Dollars in Delinquent Taxes Collected. Total Tax Collected $297,670.13.

THE COUNTY FAIR   BOOSTER BANQUET is UNDE’ MANED FOR TUESDAY.   tian is to Start the Move OW With  : i a Big Ru-h,

THE COUNTY FAIR   BOOSTE no BANQUET is UNDER LIXED FOR TUESDAY.   Ph un is < tolsts art the: Move OM With a Big R ush,

THE OLD MUST BE DROPPED.   New Retirement Bill) Wits Some + Government Clerks. “4  cal aig iccccpecccseige:  Wimprcerenuacc a

MUST HAVE 15 YEARS SERVIC!   Otherwise Federal Em ployees Not Eligible for Pensions

PALMER MAKES RULING ON HETIREMENT AGED GOVERNMENT EMPL AYE!   MUST BE RETIRED AT AGE 0) " SEVENTY REGARDLESS OF PENSION PRIVILEGES.

EMPLOYEES /0 YEARS OK OVER TO BE DROPPED   Attorney - General Palmer An nounces Decision in Retiring Federal Employees.

70 YEARS OF AGE.DOESN’T ENTITLE FEDERAL WORKERS TO RETIREMENT PENSION

FRENCH INVITE GERMANS TO G0   Immediate Withdrawal of Ger man Troops From: Ruhr District 1s Asked.   TROUBLE .IS THREATENED

MILLERAND SENDS NOTE OF WARNING DR. VON MAYER   GERMAN CHARGE TOLD GOVERN MENT FORCES IN RUHR VALLEY MUST RETIRE.

GLMANY WITH USUAL NAROGANCEVIOLATS PROVISIONS OF THE VERSAILLES TREATY

GERMAN TROOPS EFFECT ENTRY, THEN ASK PERMISSION   Systematic Violation of Article 43 of Treaty Charged by Premier Millerand   MAY LEAD TO’ WORST CONSEQUENCES, HE SAYS   Necessity of Repressing Troables in Raber Distriet Does Not Jastily Gerwan Initiative-Contliet Already is Approaching Extinetion by Peaceful Means,

GERMANS MUST QUIT AURA DISTRICT AT (NCE, FRANCE SAYS   Paris Insists on Terms of Ver: Sailles Treaty—Calis Soviet Threat Subterfuge.

OKO WITHDRAWAL OF GERMAN TROOPS   ?remier Millerand of France, Addresses Note to Dr. Von Mayer, Charge'D Affairs.   FORCES IN RUHR DISTRICT   Insists Danger of Uprising by Communists is Over and Treaty is Being Violated.

FRENCH PREMIER GONFERS WITH MARSHAL FOCH   Millerand Orders Berlin to Withdraw Troops From Ruhr Area.   'HAS CONSULTATION WITH HIS MINISTER OF WAR   Says Action of Reichswer Army is Not Justified by the Circumstances.

WAR MINISTER AND FOCH RAVE CONSULTATION   MILLERAND CHARGES GERMANS WITH VIOLATION OF ONE SECTION OF TREATY   Sendine Of German Troons Into Ruhr Basin To Quell Revolution Rouses Fear Of French

‘HELD VIOLATION OF THE TREATY BY THE FRENCH   Offensive of Germans Infringes' Article Forty-four of the Treaty it is Said   WHAT TO DO IS A PUZZLE UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES   In the Meantime Fighting of Bolsheviki Causes Alarm

10 OAL FEUDS   Infantry Batalion From Camp Sherman Proceeds. to Willlamson, W. Va, :   FORGE OF 433 MEN   Government Troops Are Sent at Request’ of Governor : John J. Cromyeil

TROOPS ARRIVE IN MINE STRIKE ZONE   Battalion of Infantry Locatec “at Williamson,   DISORDERS CAUSE. ACTION.   Presence of Soldiers Particularly Welcomed in View of Trials of Men Indicted for Killing Detectives to,be Held Soon —- Witnessea Receive WES ies + aeeE eS.

(1.8, TROOPS SEAT 10 WEST VIRGINIA TOWN   BATTALION IS HURRIED TO WIL LIAMSON IN AN EFFORT RESTORE ORDER,   Whether More Drastic Action Will Be Taken Depends on. Conduct of Striking Miners.

TROOPS TO MINE DISTRICT   Battalion of United States Infantry to Keep Order at Williameon WW. Va.

While “West, Virginia’ Strikers are : Taee for ‘Muriler oF Detectives.”

END TROOPS 10 MINING DISTRICT   Battalion of Infantry ir Williamson, West Va.   THROUGH STRIKE ZONE   Detachment of Soldiers Will be Stationed at Each Mine to Prevent Disorder—lInhabitants Are Relieved in View of Frequent Disturbances that Have Occurred of Late.

West Texas Gins Are  Burned Following Notice  That Plants Must Close

READING CONTEST BETWEEN QANIELS AND SENATOR HALE   Most of Interchanges Have ta Do With Navy’s Plans for War With Germany.   WILL BE LAID BEFORE COMMITTEE NEXT WEEK      Throuchout His Cros* Examination Secretary Maintains That Commit. tee Which tnvestigated Award of War Honors Exceeded Authority in Forcing Publication of Sims Letter,

aA GUMPLETE PLANS EXISTED   For War with Germany Before America’s Eniry  a ee  MR NANIEIC ON CTAND   secretary of Navy Expresses Doubt as to Wisdom of Disclosing Them but Agrees to Submit Plans to Executive Session Next Week—Says Committee Exceeded Power

SECRETARY DANIELS IS CROSS-EXAMINED   Testimony Friday Results in Reading Contest With the Chairman of Committee   TELLS OF NAVY’S PLANS   Although the Secretary ‘Is Not So Anxious to Give Them Wide Publicity

PLEASANT GROVE... CAN MEETING WA OF. CAMPAIGS           Presentation y nf Good Amendment ‘Followed: Principal ‘Speaking.         Republicrn Rally Will, be at Eudora Tonight cand Ot Later on.

PUT REAL PUNCH — INGO. P. RALL}      PLEASANT GROVE REPUBLICAN MEETING WAS BEST OF CAMPAIGN,   MEANS MAIN SPEAKER   Presentation , of Good Roads Amendment [Followed the /  Principal Speaking. bs           ——— — . ="  Republican Rally Will be Held at Eudora Tonight and Others later on.

U. S. FIGHTERS’ PAY RAISED   President Signs Bill Granting In crease in Salary to Army and Navy Men.

President Approves Bill for Increasing Pay of Officers and Men $60,000,000 a Yea

PAPERS CONNECTED WITH DISCOVERY OF AMERICA ARE THOUGHT STOLEN AT MADRID

REAL SENSATION BEING PROMISEL   Col. Walker, Bryan’s Friend Says -He’ll Tell About. Tu“ multy, Palmer and Brewers.

WANDERER IS FOUND GUILTY   Punishment for Man Who Murdered Wife and “Ragged Stranger’ Fixed at 25 Years.

25 YEARS FOR WANDERER   Jury’s Recommendation Saves Life ¢ Chicago Wife Murderer.

FORTY BARRELS  OF WHISKEY ON  TAP AT BIG CONVENTION   Startling Statement Made by San Francisce Examiner Early Wed nesday Morning.

Prohibition Agents Lifted ~ Lid And Democrats Drank Good Whisky at Meeting

SEE PAGE TWO  JOS, NEY & SONS MEN WAKIEN   At once; etarpenters and laborers Apply on the job.—-10-19-3te. ROCKINGHAM MOTOR CO.   REPUBLICAN SPEAKING

PROOENGERS OF SHIP DISABLED BY STORMS SAFELY TRANGFERREL   Thrilling Removal: of 271 Passengers Related By Members of Boat.

THEY. Wil NOT HAVE TO PAa¥ ‘POLL ‘TAX EVEN IF THEY - * <RE VOTERS.

MEXICAN TRIBUNAL WILL NOT INTERFERE   Won’t Forbid Presidential Decree. .

ORDER NOT ISSUED AGAINST DECLARING OBREGON ELECTED   Court Appealed to by ‘Per. ennial Candidate’—Hold Inauguration Thursday.

MEXICAN RUMORS = - DENIED TODA\   Stated That No Decree t Keep Obregon from Presidency Has Been Issued.

NU APPEAL IS TEA ELECTION   Jnbelhieved That Attempt Wil be Made to Prevent  an a . Obregon serving.

VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE HELO HERE NEXT WEEN   Mr. Charles A. Prosser Will Give Daily Afternoon Lectures at 3 p.m. in Amphitheatre   MANY VISITORS EXPECTED HERE

It is Impossible to Rid New Tenderloin of Vice Says Police Head.

JURY TO DECIDE VICE CHARGES AGAINST HENRY   Court Refuses to Dismiss In dictment Against Police i Sahana nt

* ee gel DOCTOR SAYS CITY CHILDREN HAVE THE  a BETTER CHANCE TO LIVI

CITY CHILD HAS THE BEST CHANCE   Five to One is the Condition Of the City Child Over That Of the Country According to  Statistical Investigations as Camnitet_

Half Million Count Shows ‘‘Poor Little City Kid” Puts it All Over Country Cousin For Health

Goy. Philipp Sees Dark Horse Winner   Executive is at- Superior t Speak at Juincoln Day Celebration

WASHINGTON LETTER   aaette’s Special Representative at the Seat of Government Revitws tveats of General Interest

GANDIOMTES OM IS HOT ~ DANAGED   Nominee Arrives at Balti more, Where He Will Speak Tonight

§ SALES   Man Wore Khaki to Help Earr : Living Selling Books ani flee cine.

Man Wore Khaki to Help Earn Living Selling Rooks and  Berrcinir.

OIL MEN DEBATING ACTION ON REBELS’ REQUEST THAT EXPORT TAX BE PAID NOW

Assess. “Taxes” ‘on-0il Com: panies in Advance to “Fill Treasury.   CABINET. IS APPOINTED   General raga Appears tc Be Erooge ing -in Legal. Manner, =<:

REBELS WANT OIL SOMPANIES 10 PAY TAXES IN ADVANCI             ITATE BECAUSE  TTLED CONDITIONS —   APPOINT MORE MINISTERS

WANT ALL MEXICANS EXCLUDED FROM THE STATEOFTEXAS NOW   LETTERS THREATENING TO SCATTER PINK BOLL WORM SENT OUT, UNLESS STOPPED

GOVERNMENT WILL “AID RED DEPENDENTS      Humanitarian Measure Says Garvin and Not Obligation. Beuford-to Stop-at Finland.

U.S. GOVERNMENT WILL GIVE AID TO FAMILIES OF REDS.   Department of Justice Says Those in Need Will Be Cared For.   DECISION REACHED AS MATTER OF GOVT. POLICY   Think Influence in Russia Will Warrant Such Expenditure,

Action to Be Taken’ Solely a8 “Humanitarian .   ECRET SERVICE MEN_ ' OBSERVE CONDITIONS   Reds ‘on Buford Will “Not ls ‘Be Landed, at ‘Co_- penhagen.

TO.AID DEPENDENTS OF ALIEN RADISALS      Government Will ‘See That Families of Deported Men Will Not Want.

FAMILIES DF RED DEPORTEES 10 BE eARED FOR BY U.S.   DEPENDENTS OF RADIC ALS GIVEN AID AS HUMANITARIAN MEAS TT Reh   GET TRIP ABROAD?   Indicated that’ Persons Se Choosing May Be Sent to ~ ¥ Russia.

ON INDIA NOW IN PROGRESS   Bolshevik Forces Have Entered Bokhara in Central Asia.   OFFENSIVE AGAINST BRITISH   Swarms of Propaganda Agents Sent Inte Persia and the Caucasus With Counterfcit Money to Start Revolt.

TO FURNISH AiD TO DEPENDENTS GF RADICALS   Government Decides to Kee Families of Men Deported   Wili Send Dependents Oversea lf Desired. -

1.9, WiLL Al  UEPENDERT Ut RADIAL HT DEPORTS   Purely Humanitarian Meas. ure and Is Purely Voluntary   REFUSE TO RELEASE WEINSTEIN ON BAIL   Soviet Chief of Staff Refuses to Answer Officials’ Questions

SCVERNMENT WILL. * AMD DEPENDENTS: OF DEPORTED RADICAL      Action WHI Be Huihanttarian Oite and Yot Because of Obligation to Familiex,

JEPORTED ALIEN NEEDY KIN TO Bt GIVEN AIO BY W.§   Moline Communist Held Admits Writing Party Literature: Raid Nets Papers.

AID DEPORTEES FAMILIES,   The Government Wit Help Depend. ents of Alicus Sent Home.

AELP 10 BE GIVEN FAMILIES OF REDS   Government Announces Definite Decision to Render Assistance to Dependents of Deported Radicals.   DETAILS OF PLAN ARE YET TO BE COMPLETED   Decision Is Expected to Have Good Effect In Russia and Other Foreign Countries When Made Known.

'U. S. TO AID REDS’ FAMILIES   Government to Care for Dependents of Alien Radicals Whom It Deports.

GOVERNMENT WILL AID KIN OF “REDS’   Action.wo Be Taken as Humanitarinas Measure and Not. Geeanse of Obligations.

LL BE ENE ”) AD AS 1S HUNAN   Suffers From t the Radicalism of Heads of Faimiliés to Be . Helped. — Government Warns That There is No SympathyinIt. —.

U.S, WILL AID REDS’ FAMILIES   STEPS TAKEN AS HUMANITARIAN MEASURE SAYS GRAVAN   Federal Agents to Investigate Circumstances of Each Family Whose J Head Has Been Deported.

SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION   House Passes Bill Raising Pay of Connty Suyerin¥ tendents

REMOVAL OF TEXAS U. MEDICAL COLLEGE UP IN LEGISLATURE   Senate Adopts Resolution for Investigation of Galveston Situation.

MARRIAGE LICENSE ‘DENIED TO NEGRO AND. WHITE GIRL   Badger Couple i is Turned Dow by Michigan. County Clerk

NEGRO AND WHITE APPLY FOR LICENSE   GREEN BAY » NEGRO AND WHITE GIRL FROM EGG HARBOR, APPLY FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE.

~ GETTING READY   Shoot Will Be Staged at - Camp Perry, Ohio, During August.

POSSE HUNTS GIRL’S SLAYER   Two Hundred Eaton County, Michigan, Farmers Are Armed With Guns and Pitchforks.

SUIT 3S DISMISSED        Millionaire Tudian May Live In Pesce With Ihis Wife,

JULY SCHOOL FUNDS RECEIVED BY AUDITOR   Hamilton Township Gets Total 0 $4,800 as Share of Distributions.

JULY SCHOOL FUNDS + AEGIEVED BY AUDITOR      HAMILTON TOWNSHIP GETS TO TAL OF $4800 AS SHARE OF. DISTRIBUTIONS

TUMULTY OFFERED PLACE ON BENCH   SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT DE ; CLARES HE HAS MADE NO PLANS FOR FUTURE

WILSON KINDLY TO TUMULTY   Peoffers Him Place on Customs Court  of Aprcals.

TUMULTY MAY SIT IN CUSTORS COUR!   President Offers Secretary Posi tion Made Vacant by Death of Chief Justice Montcomery

TUMULTY OFFERED NEW POST, BUT fo STILL UNDECIDEL   Appointment To ‘Customs Court Of Appeals Not Yet Accepted.

WILSON TENDERS TUMULT CUSTOMS COURT POSITIO}   Private Secretary Is Considering — Appointment.

TO REDUCE ACREAGE      Colon Growers of South WHE Meet in ‘Memyl

BRITISH STRIKE OF COAL MINERS FINALLY SETTLED   Ending Is Provisional on Vot Of Workmen — Result Is Greeted With Cheers In Commons.

STRIKE OF BRITISH MINERS SETTLED   Wage Rise of Two Shillings i Revised Formula,   COMMONS CHEER DECISION   Agreement is Contingent on Ratifica. tion on Miners’ Gallet, Which Will Be Taken Immediately.

BRITISH COAL  STRIKE ENDED   RAILWAY AND TRANSPORT /IMEN WEAKENED AND QUIT.   MINERS GO TO WORK   AND ALL THE THREATS FADE TO INSIGNIFICANCE,   Lloyd George Made No Weakening Mores From A Governmental a Standpoint.

UNION BODY URGES WORK BE RESUMED   Executive Board and Government Agree on Terms Which Are Submitted to Men for Their Judgment.

Says Psychic Knowledge of Impending Disaster as Easy as “Wireless”

THE PILGRIMS OPPOSED T0° ‘MUCH DRINKING OF WATER   One of the Early Leaders Used ~ Some Beer and Wine Himself.

BALL SCANDAL IS REVEALED BY CICOTTE   White Sox Pitcher Took $10,000 and Joe Jackson Got $5,000.   EIGHT PLAYERS ARE INDICTED   Confession of Star Twirier Results in Drastic Action by Owner Comiskey, Who Guspends Seven Piayere—Kilis Pennant Chance.

ee  ADMIN THROWING WORLD'S SERIES   Cicotte and Jackson Confess tc Selling for $15,000.   EIGHT SOX PLAYERS INDICTED   President Comiskey of the Ciub Sus pends Seven of His Stars Accused in the Grand Jury’s True Bille.

GiCOTTE ADMITS 100,000 BRIRE   White Sox Fitsher Took $10,000  and Joe Jackson Got  $5,000.   EIGHT PLAYERS ARE INBICTED    Sonfession of Star Twirler Results in Drastic Action by Owner Gomiskey, Who Suspends Seven Players-——Kills Pennant Chance.

GICOTTE. ADMITS” $100,000 BRIBE   ‘White Sox Pitcher Took $10,000 and Joe Jackson Got $5,000.   Confession of Star Twirler Resuite In Tastic Action by Owner Comiskey, Who Suspends Seven Great Players,

Sette, and ‘Jackson Confess to - Selling for-$15, 000.   ‘EIGHT SOX PLAYERS INDICTED   President. Comiskey. ‘of the Club SusP . pends Seven of His Stars Accused ; in the Grand Jury’s True noe . ‘Bitte.

CICOTTE ADMITS $100,000 BRIBE   White Sox Pitcher Took $10,000 and Joe Jackson Got $5,000.   EIGHT PLAYERS ARE INDICTED   Confession of Star Twirler Results in Drastic Action by Owner Comiekey, Who Suspends Seven Players—Kiils Pen. nant Chance.  ee  ee

aerate ere pe erst Se or cnt eee  SERVED DIVORCE NOTICE, THREW INFANT TO FLOOR

COAL BOARD IS IN SESSION TO ’ SETTLE DISPOTE   President Wilson’: a Commis  sion Opens sions in Wash a Meet  Different Factions: Men: day. - set

COAL ARBITERS BEGIN DUTIES IN WASHINGTON   President Wilson’s Commission of Three Will Try and Perfect Coal Strike Settlement.   PREPARATORY WORK BEEN ACCOMPLISHED   Commission Has Receivec Some Complaints From the Coal Miners.

COAL COMMITTEE REATY   PRESIDENTS APPOINTE MEARINGS MONDAY,  BEGIN            Latoe Smiount of Preliminary shud) Ths Been Done—Centra) Bir trict Neted Flest.

COMMISSION TO PERFECT - SETTLEMENT   OF COAL STRIKE WENT INTO SESSION TO:   Negotiations With Miner:  and Opérate.s of Centra - Field to Open Monday — - Lewis Believes Operator: > Will Acrvanin Arhitratinan

COAL COMMISSION HAS SESSION TODAY      Preparatory Meeting Held - in Washington Previous to the Regular Meeting Monday.

COAL COMMISSION MEETS   Actual Work of Perfecting Netilenent of Strike Begnn in Washington.

LIGHT VOTE 1S EXPECTED OVER THE STATE TOMORROY   Political Observers. at Topeks Say This—Fair and Warmer.

EXPECT LIGHT VOTE   Topeka ‘Political Experts Do Not Look for Big Turnout

EXPECT LIGHT YOTE      Experts Do Not Look for Big Turnout  Topeka ‘Politic

~ STATE INVOLVED   Treas, ‘Jackson. Has Reduced. De- posits, From $633, 000 In Aug.      Fidelity Had $3, 020,000 of - ‘Capital _ and Depanite of $18, 006,000. by . ‘ Latest Resort

COMMISSIONER CLOSES ANOTHER BOSTON BAN   Fidelity . Trust. Company. Taken ‘Over Today Because of: Steady Withdrawals, ~

ANOTHER BOSTON BANK IS CLOSED   Sixth Financial Institution Since Ponzi’s Wild Orgy   Fidelity Trust Company Capitalized at Three Millions Closed

ANOTHER BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS    Marks the Clesing of Six Banks within Two Months by Massachusettes Officials.

DUSTON BANK CLOSED BY LAK   Six. Institutions; in.-Hub., Cit Pat Within” Two. Months

iSIXTH BOSTON BANK CLOSED   Withdrawal of Deposits and Slow Leargs Reason (Given.

ANOTHER BOSTON. BREAK.   The Sixth Financial Institutlon Forced To Clase its Doors. x

SIXTH BANK Th  BUS TON CGLUat BY AUTHORITY   STOPPED PAYMENT OF CREDI TORS YESTERDAY AND WAS CLOSED TODAY.

CLOSE ANOTHER BANK IN BOSTON   SIXTH FINANCIAL CONCERN TAKEN OVER BY ALLED IN TWO MONTHS.    Deposits of Closed Bank Tota   =©$18,000,000 — Surplus Las:  Shown Was $700,000.

INSPECTOR TAKES OVER BOSTON BANK    Sixth Bank Gets Into Deep Waters Since Ponzi Gave Boston Hard Spell of Nerves

FIDELITY TRUST MAKES SIX BANKS CLOSED BY ALLEN   Latest Addition to Hub Trust Companies in Trouble Has Capital of Three Millions.

ANOTHER BANK IS CLOSED IN BOSTON BY STATE QEFICEE   \Bank Commissioner Takes Ove  Affairs of Sixth Bank in bg Tara Months

STH BOSTON BANK CLOSES ORS TODA   Fidelity Trust Company's Affairs Taken Over by Bank  fammiceloanon

FIDELITY TRUST BANK IN BOSTON IS CLOSED   Is Sixth Institution Within Six Months,

SIXTH BOSTON BANK IS. : CLOSED BY COMMSSIONER   Contidence Is Expresed That, Moury of Deposifors Is Safe.

UXTH BOSTON BANK GLOSEL   Fidelity Trust Company with Deposits of About Eighteen Million, and Capital of Three Millions, Placed in Charge

HUNGER STRIKERS” ~ RELUCTANTLY GIVE UPS MONTHS FAST   Persuasion of High Lights In Republic Required to Dissuade the Nine Patriots From Death Resolution Tn Jat] at Corie

RUSH HUNGER STRIKERS END NINETY FOUR DAY PRISON FAG   Yielding To Order Of Acting President Of Irish Repub lic, Nine Men Reluctantly Consent To Take Food After Long Kefusal.

CABRERA ASKS WILSON TO SAVE HIM FROM.DEATH   Deposed Guatemalan  dent Smuggles Note Fro Lyte Dotenn Call

Asks: To Be Saved from Certain Death in Prison.   LETTER SMUGGLED PAST PRISON GUARDS   Tells Story of Fate of Former Mexican General.   Cabrera. Surrenders -. Power -T< Present Mexican - Authorities Under Promise of Proteotian—-Thrown into Prison.

ONE INJURED IN EXPLOSION   Ten. Thousand Pounds of Powder Exploded in Truck Shed

EXPLOSION OF POWDER ROCKS NEARBY TOWNS   TEN THOUSAND POUNDs EXPLODE IN VICINITY OF UNIONTOWN. Pa.

POWDER STORE EXPLODES.      Nearly Twenty Thousand Pounds Lets ge But Nobody is Killed.

- CUMBERJACKS STRIKE    9,000 Michigan Men Jotia “Wisconsin Workars in Demanding: ElghtHour Day,

MICHIGAN LUMBER WORKERS JOIN IN WESTERN STRIKE   Mills In Minnesota and Wis: consin Will Be Idle, > Owners Declare

BELIEVE THE BONU 1S 1S DOOMED.  Goen to Senate Today “With oRurialb?

SOLDIER BONUS BILL   Is Passed by House and Goes  to Senate Today

SULDIER BONUS BILL FACES A LONG SLEEE   REFERENCE TO COMMITTEE AND RECESS OF SENATE WILL PUT OFF VOTE.

SOLDIER RELIET MEASURE 10 SENATE   Bill Will Follow the Regular Course and Be Referred To Committee.

BONUS BILL T0 GET LONG RES1   Senate Is Expected to Bury  the Measure   

AMMANY CHIEFS PICKING UP PIECES   Laying Preliminary Plans for Coming Back Four Years From Now,

TAMMANY HALL CHIEFS GATHER IN FRENCH LICE   Plans Will Be Laid for Demo cratic Come-Back Four Years  Hence, It Is Said.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES ARE HELD TODAY FOR THE LAMENTED REV. DR. THEODORE SCHMAU!   One of Largest Funerals Ever Held in Lebanon—  Prominent Ministers From Other Cities in At  “on tendance-—Sermons-Delivered by ‘Drs. Jacobs and Renze. of Mt. Airy Seminary.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES ARE:  HELD TODAY FOR THE LAMENTED > REV. DR. THEODORE SCHMAUR

CAILLAUX ON TRIAL Aa GONGPIRING 10 ANN FRENCH FOES   Ex-Premier in Custody Nearly Two Years; Parliamentary Immunity Not His Wish.   PRIVILEGE REMOVED THAT HE MIGHT FACE ACCUSERS   Large Attendance at Tribunal Very Few Senators Being Absent as Case Opens.

CAILLAUX [5 BEING TRIED FOR TREASON   FORMER FRENCH PREMIER GOES BEFORE THE SENATE.   Specific Charge ef “Having Plotted Against the External Security of the State” Is Placed Against Him.

ao” Z NEW WORLD COURT,      Operations Explained: for First Time by. Elihu Root. . ~ 7

NEW WORLD COURT.   Operations Explained for First Time by Elihu Root.

ROOT EXPLAINS AGCOMPLIOH MENTS UF COMM SSIOi   Basis Laid for Determining What Disagreements Are Truly Justiciable.   CASES ARE TO BE DECIDED STRICTLY ACCORDING LAW   Present Plans for Permanent Court of International Jus. tice Eliminate Tendency ‘to Compromise Rather Thar  ' Adjudicate.

MMe Root Explains Seme ef Accomplishments ef International Qieam aaatoantae

INDEMNITY   GERMANY HAS TD PAY NOT YE FIXED BY ALLIES   Agreement Reached as to Mobiliza. tion cf Germany’s Debt.

ES HAVE NOT FIXED INDEMNITY SAYS MILLERANI   Agreement Reached for Mob' ilization of German Debt, However, He Says.

DWER'S GREW FREED WITH A HAND DRILL   FORTY MEN ARE SNATCHED FROM DEATH IN WATERLOGGED UNDERSEA RAFT.   SHIP ENGINEER THE HERg   Details of Accident to American Submarine, and Resoue, Told Upon Arrival of Merchantman.

ALD IN A DAW'S “WORK, file SAYS.   Engineer Grace “Betraya a Blush at

MINERS ASK TOO MUCH,   So Say the Operators In the: Anthra, cite. Division.

DISAGREEMENT OW PLATFORM AVERTED   ‘SHORT MORNING SESSION— MEET THIS AFTERNOOD       NO POSITIVE OECLARATION      Plank. on League of Nations Makes No Specific. Declaration, But En ,dorges the Senate's Position.

EFFECT ON THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IS NOT KNOWN   ELIHU ROOT PRESENTS  COMPROMISE PLANK ON 1TARMIIC AF NATIONG

EFFECT ON THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: 1S NOT KNOWN   ELIHU ROOT PRESENTS COMPROMISE PLANK ON  RAP Ie ) tA ame

COMANCHE MURDER GAS REVERSED AND REMANDED BY COURT OF APPEALS      MRS. IDA OTT’S CASE FROM DALLA: ALSO REVERSED BY CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT,

IDA OTT CASE: IS REVERSED   Dallas Woman Given + Two Years For Killing 2 Her Husband .

‘igliting Reported in Various Cities As New Regime Seeks To Hold lis Footing.

XO COMPROMISE WITH PRESENT GOVERNMENT   Ebert Regime Orders Unconditional Sur ' vender Of Leaders Of Faction In Control At Ber Berlin    Clashes Occur in Various Parts of Germany, Many Being Killed—-Negotiations Between Ebert and Kapp Governments Going On, But Latter Must Surrender.

Refusal to ‘Negotiate. swith: Kapp Decided: by Council. of. ; Old: Cabinet :

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO MEET WEDNESDAY; OLD CABINET WILL ENTER INTO NO NEGOTIATION:   [ Reports of Compromises Denied at Hamburg; Ebert Announces Country’s Affairs Will Be Directed Frém  Wuerttemberg, Which Is Designated as T i Capital: Hindenbure Ro en Ss

NEW BERLIN REGIME WOULD PUT STOP TO MUSTERING  OUTARWY   War Mterials Not to Be Put Cut of Business Is Kapp Plan, Despite Allies    WUuerttemberg is Capital of   Ebert Government Whence - He Will Direct Affairs

EBERT REFUSES TO TREAT WIT GERMAN REBELS   Demands Unconditiona Resignation Of New Government.

DEMANDS UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF KAPP REGIME OFFICIALS.   VON KAPP’S SUPPORT SO FAR IS ONLY MILITARY BACKING

BERLIN IN GRIP OF STRIKE AND CHTUATIGN BECOMES MORE GRAVE   Reported Agreement Between Factions Apparently Not Authentic; Kapp Faction Has No Support Except from Military Forces and Ebert Stands Firm.

ENGLISH SPINNERS MAY SUBSIDIZE GROWING OF COTTON IN HER COLONIE!

DECLARES WILSON COULD RETURN   Vice President Says He Would Not - .;Have Presidency Lf Given on oa e Silwer Platter. c

WILL NOT ACCEPT THE  NOMINATION   Indiana's Foremost Democrat Prunes Name From the List.

MARSHALL NOT A CANDIDATE FOR: ~ THE NOMINATION   ‘Vice-president Would Not Accept Presiden: tial Nomination.   WANTS TO RETIRE  FROM POLITICS   Governor Edwards Campaign Launched—Gox.. Cox Favorably Regarded.

GOV. COX TO START LAST TRIP OCT 8TE   CHANGE MADE IN ITINER ARY OF DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

COX WILL BE IN OHO OCT. 4   After 3 Days Rest Will Start on  *Sanond I an”

FIRM STAND FOR LAW AND ORDER WINS HIM FAME  Can Milk Cows, loss Hay and Plow a  +) See Ee 2 See

NOMINATIONS ASKED. TO TRIPARTITE: BOARD   1'¢: 0. DIRECTS “RAIL, UNIONS ‘AND  “EXECUTIVES T0-NAME REP.” “.” -RESENTATIVES: * -

TAIPARTHTE BOARD TO SETTLE OISPUTES   Railroad Union and Executives Directed to Make Nominations---No Decision Reached on Maintenance Way Strike

TRIPARTITE BOARD CREATED TO SETTLE ALL WAGE DISPUTE!    Public, Werkers and Corporations Will Have Equal Representation

RE DIRECTED 10 MAKE NOMINATIONS TO ROAR   RAILROAD UNIONS AND RAILWAY EXECUTIVES MUST MAKE SELECTIONS FOR TRI-PARTITE BODY CREATED BY TRANSPORTATION ACT.

WANTS BOARD NAMED.   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Aska For Nominations For Organization.

Machinery in Metion to Make Them Im pessible Among the Railread Worker.

NOMINATIONS FOR WAGE COMMISSION SOUGHT BY BOARD   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Directs Union Chiefs And Rail Executives to Name Tri-Partite Meh

RAIL WORKERG AND OWNERS TU NOMINATE MER   AS MEMBERS OF TRIPARTITE BOARD TO SETTLE LABOR TROUBLES UNDER LAW.   Sixteen Unions end Executives As sociation Motified of Dutv By the Commission.

SUSPECTS ARRESTED,   Four Men Belleved te Be Wank i Robhers tv Custady at. Ke cs

FMAY HAVE r BANK BANDITS        nal Arrests” Expected  iz etiam With Attempt to top South ‘Side: Bank :   USPECTS ~ ARRESTED   IX SEML-EXCLUSIY a DISTRICT           Who Killed Cashier Aban. Ante Vive Blocks From Suspects Were

Two Women Are Suspected 0 Knowledge of Bank Cashier's Murder, Too.

OIA ARRESTED IK A. U.AFTER BANK CASHIER IS SLAIN   [Two Women and Four Men One Wounded, Held as Sus: pects in Attempted Hold-ur and Pistol Fight.

HOLD BANK ROBBER SUSPECTS   Four Men and Two Women Detained be tho VPotice.

PLANT'ON- ST. GOTHARD      Two: Villages WIL Be Moved Te _ Make Roam For uiake

BANK ROBBERS MADE BIG HAUL   Secured $100,000. in: Liberty. Bonds.and $15,000 in Cash

Financial Center Is Turned Into Shamble   White-Faced Men and Women Flee in Terror From Un known Danger.

KE BOLT FROM SKI   Witness Tells How Basiest  Eye Financial Corner Was Turned  Into a Shambles.   a ROAR AND THEN SCREAMS   In Instant Hundreds of Dumb-Strick en Were Fleeing From Une known Terror.   ‘and Bodies of Dead and Dying Lay i: Street, Some in Their Last Struggles.   crowD AWED AND SILENT   Looking Down Upon Scene, Statu of George Washington Seemed to Plead for Calm.

EXPLOSION CAME Ao “CRASH OUT OF SK!   EYEWITNESS TO DISASTER DE PICTS VIVIDLY SCENES OF HORROR.

BLAST TURNED STREETS INTO BLOODY SHAMBLES   A Puff of Smoke, Followed by Rending Detonation, Mingled With Screams of Injured, Marked Disastrous Explosion—Associated Press Reporter EyeWitness, Recounts Vivid Story.

EYEWITNESS’ STORY OF DEATH-DEALING BLAST   Flame-Seared Bodies Lay About Writhing in Last Agonics—Horse: Literally Torn to Pieces

‘Reporter of Associated  Who Was Eyewitness Tells Details of the Explosion

EYE WITNESS TELLS HORROR OF EXPLOSION   Associated Press Reporter De scribes Bloody Scene in Wall Street.

THRILLING, GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF WALL STREET BLAST BY EYE-WITNESS

VIVID DESCRIPTION NEW YORK DISASTER GIVEN BY REPORTER   WITH ROAR OF UNEXPECT ED BLAST COMES RATTLE OF FALLING GLASS AS HUMAN BODIES ARE TORN APART AND SCATTERED ABOUT BUSY STREET.

AUTO TURNS TURTLE; 2 DEAD   Machine Plunges into a Ditch Near Niles Center, a Chicago r S'iburb,

STATE DEMOCRATS TO PROBE ASSAULT   ‘ommittee Urges Removal of State Officers Alleged to Have Attacked Ben M. Neale.

RIANS “HONOR BILLY‘ SMITH: WITH A FAREWELL DINNER         Former Manager of Madisot Hotel Leaves for New Home —Popular Here.   CLUB MEMBERS TELL OF MANY GOOD QUALITIES   Will Take Much Needed Vacation “Before Engagifig in: Business* Elsewhere.

A FAREWELL DINNER      Former Manager of Madison Hotel Leaves for New Home —Popular Here.   “JB MEMBERS TELL OF MANY GOOD QUALITIES   Will Take Much Needed Vacation Before Engaging in Business* Elsewhere.

TO SETTLE ADRIATIC MUDDLE   Direct Negotiations Between Italfans and Juzo Slavs.

AGT OF INJUSTICE CAYS MG. SPERRY   As to Use of $5,000,000 From K. of C. to American Legion Memorial.

Germans May Have Nipped New Attempt to Over. throw Government.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS REICHSTAG INFORMED   United States May Soon Lift Ban on Trade With oe Russians, ss;

WATSON IS COMING,   Indiana Senator to Speak in Tiptos on Fridey Mornine.

COX SAYS 6.0. IS RESPONSIBLE FOR H.C. OF L   ‘Next President in Speech To _ day Again Scores Senatorial Oligarchy.   NATION’S FATE HINGES ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Reactionary Policy of Repub lican Senate Has Retarded Progress.

COX LAYS H.C. L. TO WANT OF OUR BEING IN LEAGUE   Candidate Says Ou  Safety and Prosperity   Are Also Involved ir  the Matter.

Therefore: Democrats Prom,  ise to Join at Once,. He Tells Crowd.   SAYS G. 0. Ps SENATORS AREN'T PLAYING FAIR

HIGH PRICES WILL BE CUT IF LEAGUE WINS- COX PLEDGE   Peace And Prosperity Bound In Plan; Costs Blamed To G. O. P.

Declares Financial as Well as High Cost of Living Probems Are Bound Up in Na tion League.   REPUBLICAN PARTY IS ~ HELD AS RESPONSIBLE   Charges G. O. P. Leaders Be -ing Reactionary, Ambiguous  and Hypocritical; Address ‘Made at South Bend.

LEAGUE WILL LOWER H.C.L. COX AFFIRMS   Therefore Democrats Prom ise to Join at Once, He Tells Crowd.   SAYS G. O. P. SENATORS AREN’T PLAYING FAIR

Mall GOST OF LIVING MENTIONEL   Cox Says Economic Adjustment Necessary for Success of League.

COX DEL eat WILL SOLVE. GL   Speaking at South Bend Holds Economic Prosperity. Is Bound In League.   DEMOCRATS WILL PASS IT   Democratic Candidate Renews Attack On “Senatorial : Oligarchy.”

GOVERNOR COX oflo LEAEUE (9 SOLE HOPE OF SURE WORLD PEACE   Takes Occasion to Laud the Efforts of Democracy To Bring About’ World Adjust iment, — Roosevelt Attacks TD)... tte. St t

[BLAMES LIVING COST ON FAILURE TO TAKE LEAGUE   GOVERNOR COX SAYS THIS SITUATION “BOUND UP” IN SUCCESS OF COVENANT   SPEAKS IN SOUTH BEND TO BIG GROWD TODAY

COX SPEAKS ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Readjustment of World Affairs Demands It   HE DECLARES   Charges Republican “Senate Oligarchy” With Respon: sibility for Delay in Righting Things Again.

HGH SST OF LIVIN BOUND NSUUGESS UF WORLD LEAbI   Governor Cox Discusses Finances and Economic Readjustment   BLAMES G. 0. P. “SENATE OLIGARCHY’ FOR DELAY   Plans to Speed Establishing Credits if Elected to Presidency

s OPEAKS AT SOUTH BEND, HD   LEAGUB OF NATIONS . THE PARAMOUNT ISSUK   TALKS LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Churged the Republican "Sennte Oligarchy With Responsthitity © for Delay in Econonde Progeess and   Lower Living: Cost,

LEAGUE WILL CURE BAYS GOX, ALL ILLS COUNTRY HEIR TO   National and International Fi. nancial and Economic Issues at Stake.   CALLS HARDING EVASIVE, AMBIGUOUS, HYPOCRITICAL   Jemocratic Candidate Shows “Indiana Democrats How League Would Work.

MANY INTERESTS BOUND UP IN THE LEAGUE, SAYS COX   Safety, Economic Readjustment and Prosperity Involved in its Succeas.

COX AT SOUTH BEND, IND.   Governor Declares League of Nations Holds the Key ta World Problems.

DEMOCRATIC :.. CANDIDATE PROMISES. SOLUTION. OF. ~. 7 ‘ALL. ILLS...       They Are Respousible for An Bad Conditions in’ the Country, . : Cox Asserts    Declares Economic . Reajijustment of World Depends on Suc- . ss weee of the League

BOVERNOR COA /TTERS STRONE PLFAFOR LEAGUE   Economic: Readjustment Bounce  Up in Issue, Candidate De clares to Throng   AGAIN ACCUSES G. 0. P. OF -BEING REACTIONARY   Senator Penrose, He. Said, Held Up-Move to Abolish . Tay Burden

OTHER THINGS UP IN LEAGUE COX DECLARES   Madé’Speech in’ South Bend, Ind., This  Alesoddin,

GOV.COX = SLIPPING   He Would Make ‘‘Reassuring and Helpful Additivias.”   WAS SPEAKING OF LEAGUE   lSays It League of Nations Is Eus dersed’" War is Made Prace tically Impozs:ble.”

G. 0. P. BLAMED BY COX FOR REIGN {lr HIGH LIVING COSTS   Lowered Living Costs, Domestic and Foreign Problems, All Bound Up in League.   IT IS UP TO AMERICA   “Position of the Demecracy I: Definite and Affirmative’ He Tells South Bend Folk.

LEAGUE ISSUE ABOVE ALL, COX AGAIN ASSERTS   Democratic Nominee, Making Public Gathering, Says Prosperity Is Bound in It   ‘TALKS COST OF LIVING   Holds That League Is General  Panacea and Would Cut Down Hizh Costs

GOV. COX SPEAKS AT SO. BEND, IND   Renews Attack on Republi can Senate “Oligarchy” for Attitude on League   Blames G. ©. P. for Delay  in Economic Progress and Ralated Mit afl tuing Mrcte

BAYS OUR SUCCESS. LAYS; r MAKING WORLD FORCE.            SAYS WAR’S END WOULD HE ~_. STABILIZED THINGS.   Even Charges. High Cost of Ltv Up to Republican ‘Senaters, Who Opposed Wilson

LEAGUE BOUND UP - WITHH.C. L:—-COX   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PROMISES SOLUTION OF ALL ILLS   BLAMES REPUBLICANS   They Are Responsible for All Bad Cenditions in the Country, Cox Asserts —   Dectanes Economic Readjustment of World Depends on Succece of the League

LEASUE WOULD CHECK TROUBLE COX DECLARES   Prosperity of the Nation De pendent on Accepting Pact.

has been, visiting for a few days. stay.   COX EMPHASIZES NEED FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GOV. GOX CHANGE G.0.P. OLIGARGHY CTIFLES PROGRESS   Says Solons Responsible for Delay in Advanseent and H. C. L. Redi ction.   Emphasizes Living Costs anc Economical Readiustments Bound Up in League Success.

SAFETY ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT AND PROSPERITY GOES WITH THE LEAGUE   Governor Cox Reiterates Charge That Republican Oligarchy Is Responsible  for the H. C. L.

COX DECLARES — MUCH DEPENDS LEAGUE NATIONS   America’s Safety, Economic Readjustment, and Prosperity all Involved.

COX PLANS TO. SHACKLE NATION   Democratic Candidate Tells South: Bend’ Audience He intends to.Enter League.   SAYS TREATY IS-CUREALL

JEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL NOM INEE RAPS SENATE “OLIi MmADMOLIVW!I TAL AL ut

GOK oPEAKG AT STH BEND, ND   LNAGUI! OF NATIONS THE PARAMOUNT ISSUI   TALKS LEASUE. OF NATIONS   : t Charged the Republican “Senate OL  garebs” With Respousibility for ‘ Delay in Keononde Progress and  Lower Living Cost,

Blames “Senate Oligarchy” for Continued High Taxes and Hich Prices.   HE ATTACKS PENROSE   Declares Pennsylvania Leader Blocked Reconstruction for Political Gain.

GOVERNOR COX MAKES ADDRESS   High Cost of Living Is Bound Up in League of Nations, He Says

LEAGUE WILL CUT H. GL,   Economie Readjustment Depends on Getting in World Game, Declares Governor Cox   PAYS RESPECTS TO THE U.S. SENATE OLIGARCH!

President and President-Elect _ Do Not Meet; Their Wives Take Tea

192 ARRESTS IN CLEVELAND   Orders For Clean U p Result In 574 Arrests In Week

FEAR TEN NESSEE WAY FAIL.   Woman Saffragists Begin a CamPpaign at San Francisco.

POLES SUSPEND: LITHUANIA WAR      Leagte of Nations Counci to Inquire Into: Disnute

AGREE T0 AWAIT LEAGUE INQUIRY   Arbitration Acceptance Dramatic When Polish Delegaie Declares  Poland and Lithuania Want Peace.

POLISH-LITHANIAN _ DISPUTE PUT UP TO. THE LEAGUE COUNCIL   Will Suspend Hostilfties Pending Inguiry and Decision. on Issues at Stake   RUSSIA PREPARING EW PUSH ON NORTHWEST FRONT   Reds Driven Out of Eastern Galicia on Southern Sector

Warring Nations Agree to Suspend Hostilities Pending Inquiry and Decision of Issues by League of Nations

POLAND-LITHUANTA AGREE 10 LEAGUE LINE ARBITRATION   Acceptance Comes Dramatically as Paderewski Expresses Friendship For Foe.   FINLAND AND SWEDEN ALSO HAVE PRESCRIPTION   Settlement of Aland Islands Dispute Favorably Thru the League Is Expected.

LITHUANIA AND POLAND AGREE 1D SUSPEND FIGHTING   Will Silence Guns Pending In. quiry—First Instance of Ac: ceptance of League Coun. cil’s Mediation.

POLAND-LITHUANIA TO CEASE FIGHTING   Supreme Council of League of Nations To Make Investigation of Claims of the Two Countries—Russians Driven Out of Galicia.   Reach Agreement

HOSTILE NATIONS TO LET COUNCIL MEDIATEFRACAS   PLACING QUESTION FOR SOLUTION IN COUNCIL’S HANDS COMES AS DRAMATIC CLIMAX

POLAND AND LITHUANIA CEASE WAR   ON EACH OTHER UNTIL THEIR DISPUTE CAN BE ARBITRATED.. .   Russian Bolsheviki Driven - Out of Eastern Galicia by ‘General Polish Advance— Poles Capture Several . Bawrmg RY wt

HOSTILITIES SUSPENDED   Poland and Lithuania Put Issues at Stake up to League Conncil

LEAGUE 10 SETTLE ISSUES: REDS IN NEW OFFENSIVE   FIRST INSTANCE OF Pace SETTLEMENT UNDE COVENANT.   Bolsheviki Troeps Concentrated for Dri eo Before

LEAGUE HEARS POLES WILLING TO ARBITRATE   Paderewski Makes Announcement of Desire For Peace.

POLAND AND LITHUANIA TO STAND BY THE LEAGUE   Hostilides WIM Cease Pending Set tletnent of Controversy by the ilies.

LEAGUE SCORES ITS FIRST TRIUMPH IN PEACEMIAKER ROL   POLAND AND LITHUANIA IN DRA MATIC SESSION’ AGREE TO ACCEPT DECISION.

AGAU10 SUSPEND HOSTHLINUS NO   RUSSIANS CONCENTR ATE FORCES ON NIEMAN RIVE         POLES ADVANCE TO RALICIA   Pending Becision tf Council of Leary “of Nations on Issues at Stake Has tilities Ave Suspended,

LITHUANIA AND POLES AT PEACE   Will Let League Iron Out Difficulties.   GEASE FiGHTING AT ONCE   Acceptance Followed Stirring Speech by Ignace Jan Paderewski, Heading Polish Delegation.

ARBITRATION BY LEAGUE AGCEPTEL   Poland and Lithuania Agree te Suspend Hostilities Pending Settlement of Dispute.   First Instance in Which Medi: ation by League Has Been Entertained.

"AMBASSADOR" * RUSSIAN SOVIET ~—-]0 BE DEPORTED   Regarded By Washington Officials As Rea! Leader of Communist Party In U. S.

WILL -ARREST: THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR   Said Some ‘of the. Evidence - Against Martens Promises te Be. Sensational—Will Re open Ellis - Astand to Fu  ~ Capacity —Funds Will: “Br -- Forthcoming to Handle De Aaetatian 0

MARTENS’ ARREST ORDERED AO HEAD OF 0.5. RED GLAN   Sensational Evidence Reportec Gathered in New York Base for Federal Mandate.   HUNDREDS OF RADICALS -HAVING HEARINGS TODAY   Reopening of Ellis Island at Ful Capacity Planned to Accommodate Aliens..

ISSUE WARRANT FOR MARTENS   Self Styled Ambassador May Be Deported.   HAS OFFICE IN WASHINGTON   Claims to Represent Soviet Gov. ernment of Russia Officially — Enlarge Ellis Island.

ORDER ARREST OF L. MARTENS   Warrant Issued for Self. Styled Ambassador of the Soviets

DADERED ARRES! COMMUNISTS: HEAD   LUDWIG MARTENS TO BE ARRES TED AND DEPORTED SAYS A STATEMENT,   CALLS SELF AMBASSADOR   + *  Tlas Been Acting as “Ambassador” jn United States for the Soviet Government of Russia.

HEARINGS IN. CASES OF OVER 500 ALLEGED REDS OPEN IN NEW YORK   OFFICIALS LOOK FORWARD TO CONTESTR IN HEARINGS

ARREST RUSSIAN ‘AMBASSADOR’ Of RADICAL CHARGI   Martens Taken Into Cus tody by Washington * Officials +8   LEADS COMMUNIST PARTS,

TO DEPORT RED ENVOY   ‘GOVERNMENT ORDERS WARRAN   FOR ARREST OF MARTENS.   Lenine’s Agent Is Regarded in Wash. ington as the Real Leader of Communist Party.

Effort to Deport Ludwig A. K. Marten:   The Self-Styied Soviet Ambassador to the Vaited States Picked for Early Deportation.

J. S. OUSTS RED ENVOY   Warrant Issued for Deportation of Ludwig Martens. F   Regarded As Real Leader of Com munist Party in This Country—To / Be Arrested in Washington.

JRDER ARREST OF AMBASSADOR’ OF BOLSHEVIK GOVT.   Warrant Is Issued For Ludwig Martens, Communist Leader Here.

WARRANT FOR MARTENS IS EXPECTED S001   Will be Taken as Leader of Communists in the United States

AMBASSADOR OF AUSSHAN SOME TD BE DEPORTED   WARRANT POR TES URREST ISSE ED BY PEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,

~ INTHE FACE   GOVERNMENT ‘ORDERS ARREST OF RUSSIAN *AMBASSADOR?   FIVE HUNDRED REDS ARE ON TRIAL AT ELLIS ISLAND.   Similar Hearlugs Are to Take Place in Kansas City Within a Few Days With Deportations to Follow.

WARRANT FOR ARREST END DEPORTATION 1 AE AAARTENS ISSUE   Soviet Ambassador Declared to be Head of Communist Party in U.S.   SENSATIONAL VIDENCE PROMISED IN CASE   Ellis Island To Be Opened Te Full Capacity For the Hurdling of “Reds”

ARREST OF MARTENS ORDERED; — "HEARINGS OF ALLEGED: REDS = ARE HURRIED AT ELLIS ISLAND   Reputed Leader of Communist Party in U. S., Sought by Officials, Believed to Bein Washington; Speed Not Expectedin Deportation Hearings.

WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST OF REO-AMBASSADOR   Dept. of Justice Orders artens Held For Deportation.   TRAGE RED ACTIVITIES TO ‘AGENT OF SOVIET RUSSU   Secrelary Issues Statement Attacking, Department of Justice.

AMBASSADOR’ © FROM SOVIETS ORDERED HELI   WARRANT FOR ARREST AND DE PORTATION OF MARTENS "TO BE EXECUTED

ARREST AND DEPORTATION OF MARTENS IS ORDERED   Self-Styled Ambassador Regarded as Real Leader of . Communist Party in United States.

EXPOSE BUREAU UHIEE Ad HEAD UF AED REGIME   Hgld Warrant for Ar. rest and Deportation of Ludwig C. A. K.  Martens.   IS INWASHINGTON?

He Is Regarded As The Real Leader of The Communist Party in the United States   WILL- ASK DEPORTATION   Officials of the Department of Justee Say That Evidence Against Hirh Will Create a Sensation «When Disclosed

MARTENS’ ARREST 1S NOW ORDEREL   Said to Be Real Leader o  Communist Party in linitad States

“ANBASSADCR” MARTENS WILL BE DEPORTES   Department of Justice Order: His Arrest   Claims To Be Soviet Ambassz dor to United States

FEDERAL WARRANT OUT FOR MARTENS   Government Decides on Arrest and Deportation of SelfStyled Ambassador From Russian Soviets.   EVIDENCE GATHERED IS SAID TO BE SENSATIONAL   Hearings of Over 500 ‘Reds’ In New York and 200 Ir Chicago Are Started—Wil Rush Proceedings.

AGITATORS. FAIR GAME      For the Federal Sleuths Whe Are Still Prosecuting — The Hunt   OTHERS ARE MARKED . FOR OCEAN TICKETS

URGES RECIPROCAL TRADE PACT 10 AID ALLIES PAY DEBTS   Twelve Billions Due Gov't and Business Interests in U, S., Longworth Declares.   WOULD BARTER BENEFITS IN MARKETS OF WORLD   Ohio Member Ways and Mean: Committee Would Soften Application of Tariff.

NEW AGREEMENT AS TO TRADE GIS PROPOSED   Representative Long, 3 worth Suggests Plan ! to ‘Aid Allies in Pay= P ing Big Debt to U. S.

TRADE PACT BETWEEN U.S - AND ALLIES 1S URGED   Reciprocal Agreements Proposed to House by Congressman Longworth—Should be Part of Tariff Revision He Declares—-Points Out “Advantages”

Reciprocal Trade Agreements Suggested as Means of Collecting Debts.   PART OF TARIFF REVISION:   Representative Longworth Opposes President’s Plan for Free Trade.

AGREEMENT 10. A) COMMERCE S ANVOGATED   Congressman Says Allie Could Pay Debts by Reciprocal Understandings   SAYS PRESIDENT’S FREE TRADE HALTS PAYMENTS   RECENT ELECTION WAS JYHI VOICE OF THE PEOPLE FO! A PROTECTIVE: TARIPT HOUSE HEARS

ITALIAN PRESS IS AROUSED BY ADRIATIC CASE   American Publication of Notes First Gives Them Cause to Wail.

DES MOINES FACES A STRIKE   Street Cag Men Vote to Demand Increased Wages, Will Evade Injunction Action.

DES MOINES NOW FACING CAR STRIKE   Workers Will Quit I Raise Is Not Given By Aug. 28.

BRITISH “CABINET  RECEIVES  THREAT   Sa wi at MacSwiney’ Pring Sinn F

WILL TRY SECRETARY IF MAG SWEENEY DIES   SINN FEINERS THREATEN TO CHARGE SIR HAMAR GREENWOOD FOR MURDER OF LORD MAYOR

‘INN FEINERS WILL TRY CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND FOR MURDER IF MAYOR hes

MACSWINEY IS SINKING FAST, HIS 30TH DAY   THE LATEST BULLETIN ISSUED AT SINN FEIN HEADQUARTERS SAID HE WAS       Chief Secretary Greenwood of Frelan May Be Tried for Murder in the Event MacSwiney Passes  Aw:

MACSWINEY SINKS RAPIDLY ON 30TH DAY WITH NO FOOD   Chief Secretary for Ireland Receives Notice of Trial by Sinn Fein

ARNS SECRETARY OF COMING TRIAL   Death of MacSwiney Means Greenwood Will Be Held Liable.   LORD MAYOR IS .WEAKER   Town Destroyed, in Ireland by Uniformed Men After Police Killed,

MACSWINEY IS NEARING DEATH: QUITS TALKING   SINN FEINERS THREATEN MEMBERS OF CABINET IN EVENT OF LORD MAYOR'S DEATH

BRITISH OFFICIAL IS WARNED   Will Face Murder Trial, if Mac: Swiney Dies, He is Told   SIR HAMAR GETS NOTICE   To Be Tried by Sinn Fein Court. Messace Says

CHARGE MURDCR IF MAC SWINEY CIE!   Chief Secretary for Ireland  Threatened by Sinn Feiners.

LAP E FOR LUE 1S SINN FEIN THREAT  ; BY UNITED PRESS.  LEA WIRE TO TRIBUNE.

THREE-CORNERED PAGT IS SOUGHT   Senator Borah Introduces  Resolution for Negotiations With Britain and Japan.   DANIELS ABJECTS TO IT

WOULD REDUCE — NAVAL. PROGRAM   S u 8 9 ests. Lies With Powers.   DANIELS: OPPOSES” _ BORAH’S. PROPOSAL   Can't Take Holiday, Say Secretary.’

BORAH WOULD HAVE PRESIDENT UPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH TWO OTHER POWERS

DANIELS OPPOSES ANY HALT IN NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM   Replies to Resolution Introduced by Senator Borah for Five Year Suspension.   RECOMMENDS 88 NEW SHIPS   Britisher Declares England Is Building Greatest Aima ment in World.

OPPOSITION BY DANIELS TO CUT PLEA   Borah Wants 50 Per Cent Reduction in Pro« gram in Five Years.

AUOGET   Resolution Asks Wil son to Ask Knugland aud Japan to Join tlie Five Year Program

[DAHO SENATOR URGES GUT tft “HAW PROGRAM   Daniels Deicares,Borah Proposition Would:Be Burden. . [ft Carried- Out :   SEGRETARY- PRESSES - FOR MORE VESSELS       Not Come to Reduce Strength, He .  Falls House -.

SENATOR BORAH WANTS NAVAL PROGRAM CUT      OFFERS RESOLUTION. ASK. ING PRESIDENT TO. SE. CORE AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN AND ENGLAND

SENATOR BORAH WOULD REDUCE NAVAL PROGRAM   Provides for President To Open Ne gotiations With Both Great Britain and Japan on  Subject.

‘IDAHO SENATOR ASKS AGREE.  MENT 10° ‘DELAY NAVAL PLAN.   SAVY: HEAD - CALLS. A BLUNDER APPROACHING ¢ AL   Resolution Intreaicea. Tedsy. Was Re te: Zerelgn ‘Re. rertlens rs

BORAH FOR CUT IN . . NAVAL BUILDING      Favors U. S. Joining Great Britain And Japan in r Agreement, “er”   RESOLUTION TO SENATE   Would Curtail Building Program 50 Per Cent in Five Years. Daniel Says it Would be Crime,

MORE WARSHIPS, SAYS DANIELS   Senator Borah Hopes for Disarmament.   INTRODUCES A RESOLUTION   Would Request Japan and Great Britain to Reduce Naval Building Plan.

SEN ATOR BORAH PROPOSE: AN AGREEMENT ON NAVY ' BUILDING   DANIELS IS OPPOSED   Secretary of the Navy Strengl; Opposed to Proposed Action at Preseni   Disarmament Question up for Con sideration by League of Nations Assembiy

SEN. BORAH AND EU. DANIELS IN NAVAL DIFFERENCE   Senator Would Reduce Naval Build. ing Fifty Percent if England and Japan Did Likewise.

sing ‘President to 1 se paue: Five Year Agi ales   BILLIONS IN ‘TAXES > “STILL UNCOLLECTED

BORAH URGES DISARMAMENT   Would Have Britain and  Japan Cut Navy 50 Percent

ASKS NAVIES BE CUT 50 PER CENT FOR FIVE YEARS   Senater Borah Introduces Reso lution Asking U.S. to Begin Negotiations ,   INCLUDES JAPAN, ENGLAND   League of Nations Council Takes  Up Disarmament Plan at Discussions Today      BASLELS OPPOSED

SENATOR BORAH PROPOSE! AN AGREEMENT ON NAVY BUILDING   Secretary of the Navy Strang Opposed ta Proposed Action at Present          Disarmament Questien up fer sideration hy League of Nations embly  Ute

WOULD REDUCE SIZE OF NAVIES   Resolution Offered to Have The President Confer With Japan And England.   Would Have United States Offer To Cut Naval Program OneHalf

ASKS WILSDN ID AChUTIATE WITH JAPAR AND ENGL ANG   Republican Senator Urges “Kowtowing” to Japs Alleged Strength   FINDS OPPOSITION TO SCHEME FROM HOUSE   Five Year Naval “Holiday” for United States Is Declared Crime

Offers ; Resolution “Calling. For Negotiations \ With Brit“gin'and Japan.    SEC. DANIELS 1S OPPOSED   ‘Resolition Says These Two Are Only Navies of Concern To United States.

NAVAL REDUCTION ASKED OF SENATE   SENATOR BORAH WOULD EN TER AGREEMENT WITH JAPS AND BRITAIN   JANIELS ENTERS PROTEST   Pending World Peace Agreement It Is Necessary to Continue Building, Secretary Daniels Asserts.

REDUCE NAVAL BUILDING PLAN BY ONE HALF   ‘avor Opening . Negotia tions With Great Britain and Japan for Five Year Building Reduction.

Proposes Resolution That Might Start Something Sooa.   . WANTS 4 5-YEAR AGREEMENT   Asks; in Resolution, For Great Britain and Japau to. Joia United ‘States.

Borah Urges Agreement   With Britain and Japan ‘To Reduce Naval Progran

Wants U.S. To Join Japs ToCut Navy   BORAH PRESENTS PRO POSAL AS DANIELS CALLS IT CRIMINAL BLUNDER.

BORAH PROPOSES PACT 10 REOUCE NAVAL PROGRAMS   Asks President to Open Negotiations for Agreement With Japan and Great Britain   CAN’T AFFORD NAVAL HOLIDAY DECLARES WAVY SECRETARY   Opposes Borah Plan in Naval Committee Hearing  ‘

ANOTHER PLANT CLOSED,   Fort Dodge Quaker Oats Plant To Shut Bown Indefinitely.

CERTAINLY PAYS RAISE GOOD HOGS   THATER AXD SON DINPOSE 01 198 HEAD THAT AVERAGED 974% POUNDS,   BROUGHT A VERY LARGE SUM

CERTAINLY PAYS RAISE GOOD HOGS       THAYER AND SUN DI WS HEAD THAT AY 27446 POUNDS,  OF      BROUGHT A VERY LARGE SUM

MAY OCCUPY LARGE PLANTS   Italian Metal Workers ti Hold Important Meet ing in Milan

Latest Advices From Fivizzano Brin Total Dead To 432; Hundreds Dead Elsewhere

BOSSES REFUSE 10 JOIN MEN   Italian Government is Main taining Neutral Attitude in Industrial Crisis.

Extension of Soviet Principle to Industries of Italy other than  - Metal Factories Already Seized is Forecast   EFFORTS ARE CONTINUED TO REACH SETTLEMENT   Government to: Act Only to Insure Order, Newspapers-Say; Reports Indicate General Quiet Prevailing

SITUATION IN ; ~ TTALTAN LABOR TS UNCHANGED   Metal Workers, Led By Extreme Socialists, Continue to _ Occupy Plants.   GOOD ORDER PREVAILING   Reported Movement Is In Agreement With the Russian Bolsheviki.

CRISIS FRIDAY IN TALIAN PLOT TO SEIZE INDUSTRY   Socialization Looms lh Kingdom; Move Is Well-Planned.

SEE CRISIS IN ITALY’SLABOR STRIFE FRIDAY   General Conferedation of Workers to Meet; Situation is Quiet.

ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HOLDS (SELF ALOE   No Solution of Struggle for Con trol of Metal Plants Has Been Reached,   NO DISORDERS REPORTEL   Reports Say Workers Occupying Plants Are Gontrolied By Extreme Socialists.

nen the children sing M. P. Church 1 tonight.  MAY OCCUPY LARGE PLANTS      Italian Metal \ Workers to Hold Important Meeting in Milan

ALAN LAUR  BEAN  WORKING PUAN   NATHONALIZATION OF WETAL IN pESTREES DETERMINED UPON BY THE WORKERS,

KILL TWO MEN AND TAKE THE PAYROLL   Five Bandits Stage Daring Holdup in Cleveland at Noon, Using Auto Accident to Cover Deed .   MURDER IS DELIBERATE   Lone Bank Robber at Springfield, Tenn., Surprised at Work, Killed by Sheriff in Duel

RANDITS SHOOT CHAUFFEUR   Highwaymen Kill Chicaco Man and Wound Helper in Trying to. Siere Whisky Truck.

ABANDON CHASE AFTER 2 BANDIT   MURDERERS OF AMERICA? WERE TRAILED BY ARI. ZONA SHERIFF   WASHINGTON TO PROTES   Indicated State Department Will Ask Mexico to Punish the Murdefers of Alexander Frazer.

SEARCH FOR TWO BANDIT!   Sheriff and Posse With Bloodhounds Cross  Into Mexico

MEXICAN GOV, OFFERS U.S, PEACEFUL OFFEF   secretary Colby Believes U S. Will Recognize Mexican Government. Lette: Asks “Pride and Confi. dence.”

COLBY FORECASTS RECJGNITION   Mexican Government Measuring Up to Requirements.   HAPPY OUTCOME ANTICIPATED

U. S. TO RECOGNIZE MEXICO:   Secretary Colby Says the Mexicars Question Will Soon Cease to Be a Question at All.

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO AT HAND   Secretary Colby Intimates  ic AS Approaching, =   BASIS: FOR NEGOTIATIONS

U. 5. RECOGNITION OF MEXICO NEAR SAYS SEC. COLBY   New Government Has Given Indications of Stability State Devt. Says   REPORT SIGNIFICANT   Se  STATEMENT SAYS DISCUSSIONS GIVE PROMISE OF SPEEDY AND HAPPY OUTCOME

THIEVES LOOT ART MUSEUM   Treasures Valued At Pou Million Are Taken From Austrian Government

TO YELP CO-OP SALE   Members of Kanwaka Club Wii! Bring in Food i

Moving Protest 6 the’ High Cost of Clothing “Overalls ~ the Dress of the Hour.”

OUSANDS OF NEW YORKERS IN. PROTEST AGAINST HIGH COSTS   Overall Parade Also: Was a, Demonstra tion Against Prohibition

New Yorkers, Attired in Overalls, Protest H. C. L. And Demise of King Booze

DENIM PARADE A ~ DISAPPOINTMENT   White Elephants and Chorus Girls Take Part In the Demonstration.

»HARCHERS HURL “DEFY AT HIGH CORT OF DRESS   THOUSANDS OF NEW YORK. ERS. WATCH OVERALL PA RADE THAT HAS MANY AMUSING FPRAvTIR ES   Gills in Gingham Dresses Were Almost Outnumbered by Those in Overalis.”

N. Y. PROTESTS RAIMENT PRICES BY OLD CLOTHES DEMONSTRATION   Thousands Looked on While Hundreds Marched in Protes' —Parade Was Partly Directed Against Prohibition—Girl: In Gingham Almost Outnumbered by Girls in Overalls— Many Preferred Sidelines to Line of March.

PROHBITION 0N, ~ DRAW KICKS   ‘Elephants Wear Overalls ir New York Parade, as Thousands Watch. .   ‘CROWDS PREFERRED “LOOKIN G.TO WALKING

G.0, P. WILL MEET -AT CHICAGO FOR ‘BIG CONFERENCE   Hays of Natfonal Committee t be Guest at Tinois Body’s Dinner

HARDING LEADERS ARE JUBILANT   ' Declare General Wood is Experjencing a Set-Back

Cox Joyful Over Reports Of Victory   Democrats Claim 214 Votes to G. O. P.’s 164 With 3 States Doubtful

COX DECLARES —  HE WILL GIVE  ~ REPUBLICANS RESERVATION   Says Every Objection tc League is Removed By His Concession

GOVERNOR COX IS JUBILANT OVER REPORTS   MANAGERS DECLARE COXROOSEVELT TICKET IS ASSURED OF 212 ELECTORAL VOTES,   ‘BORDER STATES DEMOCRATIC   The Governor's Main Speech of the Day Will be Delivered at Huntington, W. Va., Tonicht.

GOK HAPPY OVER Ho ELEVENTH HOUR STAND ON LEAGUE   New Position Taken Or Article 10 Implied Before, He Says

JUDILANI  QVER REPORTS FROM WHITE AN MOKRE  Cox, Starts on Home Stretch Drive Through Three States  Confident That His Pledges to Ac~~ cept Reservation of Article X  That United States Assumes No Obli  Confident That His Pledges to Ac~~ cept Reservation of Article X   That United States Assumes No Obiigation To Use Forces to Assist League Members   Unleas Approved and Authorized by Congress Will Be Accepted.

LEAKS THREATEN Wo. ~—- BONDED ROOZE STOGK   Kramer Says Withdrawal of Rate Will Use the Supply in Two Years.

Kramer Can Not See Way Clear te Grant One Last Long Drunk   Prohibition Commissioner Lays Troubles Before House Committee

BARS “ONE GOOD DRUNK”   Dry Commission Tells Solons Plar Could Not Be Permitted Under Present Regulations.

WOULD GATHE ALL LIQOUR IN BOND HOUSES   Difficulties of Prohibition Under Present Distribution are Shown to Committee.   MILLIONS OF GALLONS FADING   Stock Diminishing Rapidly. Fordney Says Throw Open Stock and Let Topers Drink.

KRAMER SAYS LIQUOR SUPPLY LEAKING AWAY AT AN ALARMING RATE   Commissioner Asks for Leg islation to Control Stocks in Warehouses.

EAPTEEN RECRUITS KILLED IN IRELAND   MEN TRAINING FOR MILITARY POLICE SHOT FROM AMBUSH.   Kilmichael Residents Reported tc Be Fleeing in Terror; Streets ° Are Patrolled.

IS KILLED FROM AMBUSH  pile cc, Chamcrectiecuuncite Berepantecss

10 CADETS KILLED IN IRISH AMBUSH BY ARMED TROOPS   Reprisals by Black and Tans Have Begun and Business Is at Standstill Near Kilmichael.

TERROR SPREAD FOR KILLING OF {5 IN AMBUSE   Reprisals in Irish Towns Quickly Follow Ambush of Black and Tan-Recruits Near Kilmichael.   DUBLIN NEWSPAPER FIRED   Torch Also Applied to Sinn Feir Bank—American Gunmeg . Reported at Liverpool.

BLACK AND TANS SLAIN ‘awa IN AMBUSH IN ERIM   Two Lorry Loads of Recruits At tacked and 15 Killed—Reprisals Reeun.

"lah Pee   Pifteen Killed, Then Reprisals by Govern: ‘Ynent Follow; Find. Sinn: rein: Plot to  Rien Hamoc in Enoland. -

MURDER POLICE RECRUIT FORCE   Fifteen Members of ‘Black’ an Jan” Auxiliary Are Slain Near . Macroom, Ireland _   REPRISALS ENSUE   Doblia Raids Continue and Reports of Outrages in Other Parts of Ireland Are Rife

Fifteen Cadets Are Ambushed and Slain  on Patrol in Irelan¢   Reports From Villages Staite Reprisals Have Already Begun—Shops Fired.

Two Lorries Loaded With Recruits Training  for Black and Tan. Auxiliary, Ambushed; Shops and Houses Are Ablaze; Residents Flee In Terror: Armed Forces In Control   GREENWOOD APPEARS IN HOUSE

TOWN BURNED IN REPRISAL FOR CADETS’ DEATHS   Newspaper Reports Plot to ) Fire All Homes of “Black and Tans’”’   FLEE PLACE IN TERROR   THREATENING LETTERS REPORTED RECEIVED BY CABINET MEMBERS AND FAMILIES

fPULICE CADETS Mi S0C FED NEAR AISH VILLAGE   ‘hief Secretary for Ireland Gives Challenge +o Parliment and ‘. Civilization.

WOOD 1S BEHIND HARDING   General Says Republican Nomine and Himself Hold Similar Views.

GENERAL WOOD CALLS UPON — THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   He Reiterates His Promise to Support the Ticket. Others of Prominence Visit Senator Harding.

GEN. WOOD VISITS “SENATOR HARDING   Convention Rival Calls to As: sure Nominee of His Support.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE AND GENERAL CONFEF   ITALIAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE ASSURES CANDIDATE OF 500,000 VOTES.

RPIALIAFOILETTEL   WOOD DINES WITH SENATOR HARDING   Pledges Support to Successful Rival.

WOON PLEDGES AID TQ HARDING   GENERAL WILL SUPPORT G,. O P. NOMINEE SO FAR AS ARMY DUTIES PERMIT.

INTEREST CENTERS IN CONFERENCE OF HARDING AND WOOL   General Assures Harding of Support In Campaign 

WOOD 10 THROW Hla OUPPORT TO HARDING DURING COMING BATTLt   General Will Aid Nominee So Far As Is Compatible With His Duties As An Army Officer He Says,   THEIR FIRST MEETING SINCE THE CONVENTION   Five Thousand Italian hy ers Through Their Leac Wt Declare They Will Vote Renublican Ticket,

GEN. WOOD INES NT HAROING HOME   Called to Personally Assure the Republican Presidential Nominee of His Support.  Quiet Sunday Planned.

a 7g Us Anes Prone Dbines sed; Rettevates He  _ wat: Support Candidate,

GREAT INTEREST SHOWN HARDING WOOD MEETING   National American Republican League Will Support Senator.

HARDING HOLDS GONFERENGE WITH GENERAL WOGE   Defeated Contestant Assures  Nominee of Support; Italjans Pledge Backing.

Gen. Wood Calls On Harding to Assure Suppor   Senator Cummins and Chairman Hays Will Artive Today at Republican Nominee’s Home in Marion, Ohio.

WOOD TO GIVE HARDING HIS FULL SUPPORT   Makes Personal Visit to Harding Home at Marion.

Gives Personal Assurance of . Help So Far as Compatible “With Duties in Army.   NOMINEE SPENDS ’ DAY WITH FRIENDS   Says, if Elected, He Will Invite. Coolidge to Attend Cabinet Meetings in Exofficio Capacity.

WOOD DINES WITH SENATOR HARDINE   Defeated Presidential Candi date Pledges Support to Victorious Rival   OTHER LEADERS ARRIVE   Nominee Contempilates Quiet Sunday, Attending Church In Forenoon

WOOD AND HARDING HOLD GONFERENGE   GENERAL ASSL RES REPUBLICAN NOMINEE OF HIS FULLEST SUPPORT.

PREPARE FOR RECOUN   ATE OFFICIAL EN DETROM TO APPOINT TO COLLECT FORD-NEWBERRY BALLOTS,

START WORK TC GATHER BALLOTS   First Step in Recount of FordNewberry Election Is Taken Today.   WILL REQUIRE 3 WEEKS

NEWBERRY-FORL ~ RECOUNT ORDERED BV SENATE TODAY   Special Men are Employed t Collect the Ballots in th State and Return Them tc Washington for Action by The Senate.

Some Asked to Return a Lower Wages, Assaciation Savs.   ALE TRADES AFFECTED   Workers Determined Nat to Reduce Prices for Theéir Lahor.

150,CCO ISLE IN NEW YORK   Members of the Un ted Hebrew Trades Affected by Siump in Business.

150,000 HEBREWS THROW) OUT OF WORK IN NEW YORK   Will Not Accept Wage Cut Un. til Cost of Living Come: Down, Says Secretary.

Of the Recent Situation if the Farmers Don’t Get‘ Good ~ Wages for What They Do, ‘Said Master. of the National  Crance:   190,000 JEWS ARE THROWN OUT OF WORK   In. New York State Accord “ing to Statement Issued To. day.—Tailors-and- Garment ‘Workers are Principally Af. foctod

150;000 IDLE IN NEW YORK   Members of. the United Hebrew Trades Affected by Slump in Busi. ness.

FASHIONABLE UP TOWN CLOTHIERS We WITH OLD  GOODS VENER      Hew York City’s Merchants Using Humble Second Hand Qealer’s Methods To Bistase ef Goods

MANY CLOTHING -_ TRADE MEN IDLE   Nearly 150,000 of United He. brew Organization Without Work,   NO DEMAND IS THE CAUSE   About 90,000 Tailors Unemployed. Will Not Work For Lower Wages Until Food Prices Drop,

150,000 OUT OF WORK   CLOTHING FACTORIES CLOSE—A FEW WOULD RUN Ray.

FIRST BATTLE OF NEXT WAR TO_ BE FOUGHT IN AIR; WILL ALSO BE LAST BATTLE, CHIEF SAYS

FR, HOGAN'S COUSIN  MURDERED IN MEXICO   Relative of Pastor of Si. Stephen’: Catholic Church Meets Death , at Hands of Discharged

JACKIES AND. MARINES CLASH WITH NEGROES   Provost Guard Prevents Out lawry at Waukegan, Ill,

RACE RICTING BREAKS OUT NEAR GREAT LAKE:   Sailors and Marines Resen' Attack on Officer's Motor Gar by Negro Boys.   USE STONES AND BULLETS

MORE RACE RIOTING — AT WAUKEGAN, ILLS.       Two Marines” Eajurea- ant. Night While Trying to Storm t Sexre . Motel, _

GREAT LAKES MARINES FNCACE “WW RACE. RIOT   Trouble Brewing on Accoun Of Rocks Hitting Officer: Car Threatened to Becom: Serious Before it Was Quell ed by Provost Guards.

SERIGUS RIOT iS THREATENED At WAUKEGAR   Sailors and Negroes in Clast Resulting From Stoning Cat   200 Guards Hurried to Scene And Bloody Riot is Averted

RACE RIGTING IN CHICAGO AVERTED   Sailors and Marines Charge Ho. tel, Drive Gut Negro Cuests.

NEGROES AND SOLDIERS CLASH. WHEN OFFICER'S CAR IS STONED. BY THE FORMER AT. WAUKEGAN

NEN BREST   Alleged Leaders in Riots in West Frankfort Are Being Held by the Police

HUNLAWYERS PLAN DEFENSE ~ OF EX-KAISER   William Not Worried Over Pos sibilities, but Déctor of J urisprudence Advises   EBERT ASKS REVISION OF EXTRADITION TERMS   Threatens to Retire From Presidency If Allies Persist in *:" Ruthless’? Demanda

COUNSEL FOR THE FORMER KAISER ALREADY CHOSEN   Germany’s Greatest International Lawyer Is Retained.   PRESIDENT EBERT ASKS A CHANGE   Threatens to Resign If Allies Insist on Extradition of Former Emperor.

TREATY ON SOCKEYE SALMON FISHERIES   Signed by Colby, Geddes and Sir Douglas Haven

AMERICANISM IS SUBJECT ADDRESS BY SEN. HARDING   Nation Requires No Council of Foreign Powers to Point the Way of American Duty, He Says   PHONOGRAPH IS “AUDIENCE”   ‘Speech Delivered for Fourth of July _ —G6vernor Coolidge Emphasizes Law and Order in Address.

HALF MILLION LOSS   DISTRICT OF COLUMBUS RESI. DENTS HAVE NO voTn   ‘Republicans Make a Move to Enfranchise These Residenta

HARDING IN MIDDLE WEST   Republican Nominee Stops Off in Chi. cago for a Few Hours’ Rest.

MIDDLE WEST SEES HARDING   Nominee Stops Off in Chicago for a Few Hours’ Rest.

Growers of. Winter Wheat to Request Spring Wheat Producers to Hold Crop for 83. %

LEAGUE STARTS aE SENDING TROOPS. MAINTAIN ORDER   Nations Commence To Live Up To Article X Of Covenant

TROOPS GOING TO VILNA.   Allied Nations of Europe Will Leek to Maintenance of Order.

SPAIN WILL SEND TROOPS TOVILNA - ONLEAGUE ORDER   Will Aid Great Britain ir  Maintaining Order Dur-,  — ing Popular, Confer 1 ° encein Lithuania.

ARTICLE X IS TO BE GIVEN FIRST TRYOUT   Allied Troops to. Be Dispatched to_ Wiles.” ACTION COMES AS A: SURPRISE  League Organization         League Organization Completed at Genev:.

BE SENT TO VIENA PLAN   League of Nations Assembly Completes Organization at Geneva.

BILL CURBS FUTURE ‘STRIKES   Both Houses of Kensas Legislature Pass Industrial Court Measure Against Walkouts.

KANSAS IU FIGHI STRIKES   Bill Against Walkouts Passed by Both Legislative Houses.

40 Steamship Companies and Brokers are Indicted on Charges of Conspiracy

STEAMSHIP LIVES AND BROKERS ARE INDICTED   NEW YORK GRAND JURY RETURNS TRUE BILLS AGAINST FORTYTWO CONCERNS.   Defendants “Alleged to Have Agreed to Discriminate Against Forwarders.

6.0. P. FINANCES ARE REVEALED BY UPHAM   SLIGHTLY MORE THAN A MILLION ACCOUNTED FOR   ‘Received $1,017,255.32 Between June 14 and August 26, Tiet Shaws.   (8 DIVIDED WITH STATES   Committee Has Borrowed Money to Meet Current Expenses; Contributions Slow.

Treasurer Testifies the Average Contribution  to Fund Is $82.11  TOTAL OF 12589 HAVE CONTRIBUTED THUS FAR      The Republican Campaign Budget Calls for $3,079,037.20

REPUBLICANS SHOW CAMPAIGN FUNDS TO SENATE COMMITTEE   Cox Statement of “Cor. ruption Fund” Shown to Be False.

Tells Investigators National Committee: ceived $1,017,255.32 Between June“ And August 6—Gives Official Cam paign ‘Totals—Is Quizzed by~ Oa  Senators .;

DECLARES COX CHARGES FALSE   Republican Treasurer Calls Quota List Bogus.   ECRET BULLETINS   Natienel Committee Has Borrowed Money From Banks Pending Co'lection of Funds.

COXGWARGES ARE  i  nV PHAM   G.O.P. Treasurer Declares He Never Heard or Saw-~List of Campaign Quotas Enum. erated By Bourbon Chief   No Secrecy About Methods of Collecting or Sums Given. Committee Sifting the Slush Funds’ of Parties Is Told

UPHAM-FLATLY © DENIES SLUSH FUND CHARGES   ee ‘ ITREASURER  OF - REPUBLI. CAN COMMITTEE SAYS HE  SAW LISTS FIRST TIME IN  NEWaopaprn   "Bulletins Issued Were Not Sent, He Avers—Cox Denies “Wet” Support. OF

UPHAM DEnles COX CHARGES AT HEARING    Says He Never Saw, Heard Of Or   Ordered Made up the List Given Out by Democratic Nominee.

UPHAM DENIES. CONS QUOTA   SAYS THAT HE NEVER SAW HEARD OF OR ORDERED CAMPAIGN LISTS.

DID NOT ORDER ANY SUCH OF A LIST, HE STATES UNDER OATH   Republican Committee Received $1,617,255.32 Between June 14 and Aug. 26 Says Upham   AVERAGE GIFT $82.11   Number of Persons Donating Given As 12,989—Prospectus  Is Shown Senators.

NEVER ORDERED THEM MADE UP   Republican National Committee Treasurer Gives Testimony.   BULLETINS NOT SECRET.

REPUBLICAN TREASURER IN DENIALS      Declares He Never Saw Cok List of Campaign. Quotas . Except in Papers.   BORROW BIG SUMS '“ ASIDE FROM BUDGET

Treasurer Testifies the Average Contribution  to Fund Is $82.11 .   TOTAL OF 12589 HAVE “CONTRIBUTED THUS FAR  _ Denuhlicad 7 ee on      The Republican Campaign Budget Calls for — ~ $3,079,037.20

First Time‘He Saw List Wa: After Governor’s Speech, He Save.   TELLS OF BANK ILQANS   National Treasurer Denies There Is Secrecy About Contributions.

UPHAM BRANDS ~ CHARGE FALSE   Republican Treasurer Neve Saw or Heard of Quota List That Cox Dreamed About.   ALL BOOKS ARE OPEN

UPHAM DENIES COX QUOTA CHARGE   Saw List for First Time in Newspapers, He Says   PROBERS DEMAND RECORDS   Treasurer Sent From Witness Stand to Prodiure Bata

UPHAM SWEARS HE NEVER HEARD OF GOV. COX LIST   First Time Ever Saw It Was In Newspapers. Nothing Secret About Official Bulletins.

Mr. Upham, Treasurer of Republican National Committee Testifies Before Senatorial Investigating Committee.   DENIES KNOWLEDGE CAMPAIGN QUOTAS   Senator Reed in Cross ss Examination Brings Out Fact That Money Advanced Committees  Qld = ale + T falda Ma £3

BiG EXPOSE NEW STUFF TO UPHAM HE SAYS   He Nor Others Ever Had an Inkling of “Facts” from Governor.   SECRECY CHARGE FALSE, HE ADDS

WHILE THAT Ut G.0.P.RUNS INTO THE MILLIONS   Testimony .of .Upham .and Hays, Republican Bosses, Doesn't Jibe.   12,589 REPUBLICAN CONTRIBUTORS NAMED   Average Contribution $82.1 —Senatorial Investigation Continues.

UPHAM DENIES __ LIST OF QUOTAS   Republican Treasurer Says He Never Saw or Heard of Figures.   NO SECRETS IN CAMPAIGN   Also Denies That Official Bulletin to Field Workers Was Secretly Counseled. One List Was Published.

Denies Validity of Alleged Quota. Lis or That Secrecy Surrounded Raising of Fund. —   DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS ADMIT POVERTY _ AND EXPECTATION TO SPEND $4,000,000

NEVER SAW IT BEFORE SAYS TREASURER   Loans to Committee Are Explained by Leader.

w  SAYS: ‘HE: NEVER:  HRARD:. OFT SAW IT. “UNTIL PUBLICATION IN. NEWSPAPERS 028°

Protests Special In. terests Are Not Financing The G. O. P. Fight.

UPHAM DENIES COX CHARGE AND GIVES FIGURES AT PROBE   Declares Under Oath Never Saw or Heard of “Quota” List Referred to by Cox.  SAYS NO CONTRIBUTIONS  1   BY SPECIAL INTERESTS   Treasurers of Both Parties to Testify Regarding Cost of Conducting Campaign.

ASSERTS HE NEVER SAW QUOTA LIST   Upham Gives SenateProbersFigures on Contributions to Campaign, Saying They Have Averaged $82.11.

NEVER.SAW QUOTA _ ‘QUOTED BY COX      Treasurer Upham First Saw Fund List in Newspapers After Cox Address

WOULD RESTORE GREEK KING,   Plot, Involving Assassination of Venlentaa Wiecnverrad Ye te (Iaimod

4000 IMMIGRANTS PER DA)   Secretary of Labor Wilson Adds 60 In spectors to the Force on Ellis ~ tsland,

4:000 IMMIGRANTS PER DAY   Secretary of Labor Wilson Adds 60 In. enectors to Ellis Island Force.

SURRENDER OF HENGHMEN TO DRAW BLOOD?   Berlin Governme n¢€  Trembles at Though§ of Extradition of Ines  dicted Military Heads, ASK TRIAL THERE   ASK TRIAL THERE

GROWING CONCERN INDICATED = IN NOTE 10 ALLIES ASKING FOR REVISION OF TREATY CLAUSES   Attempted Assassination of Erzberger Viewed as Precursor of What May Happen If : Government Yields to Force.

GOVERNMENT IS CONCERNED   Note Received Regard: ing Extradition of Germans for Crimes

GERMANY FEARS. CALAMITY FROM: TREATY CLAUS!   Officials Say Extraditiel Enforcement Mears Ruin      CITY ERZBERGER CASI

GERMAN NATION WILL NOT HAND VER THE ONES WANTED FOR WAR CRIME ATROCITY

Ge rmans De; y " Allies L Pea nd            German People to Adopt Course of Passive Re sistance; Suggest That Former Kaiser Be Triad Before Impartial Trihnnal. oes

GERMANY EXERCISED      THAT. COUNTRY WORTTED OVER EX'TRADITION OF GERMANS:   They Seek wv “Revision Ord pate tp Thit. Point, 

BERLIN FEARS RESULTS OF EXTRADITIONS,   Sends Note Asking Revision of Demind of Versailles Treaty.

HUN WON'T GIVE UP GUILTY   Nation Will Refuse to Drag Culprits to Foreign Tribunal

EXTRADITION DEMANDS CAUSE GERMANS WORR\   Fear Assassinations on Larg Scale If Arrests Are Made . By Force.   NOTE IS SENT TO ALLIES   Request Is Made That Terms o! Versailles Peace Treaty Be Changed.

PFN AN GOVERNMENT 1S BRCATLY CONCERNED BY EMMA ETA CRIMINA    ALLIES DEMAND FOR SURRENDER OF MEN ACCUSED OF CRIMES IN WARK STIRS PEOPLE.

Yd B28 ‘ ARE meee a 7 ii WORRIED OVER  EXTRADITION  Au aug 45  Que Al As ELE

GERMANY ‘SENDS NOTE ~~ TO ALLIES   ASKING REVISION OF _ EXTRADITION CLAUS- KESIN PEACE TREATY   “Srzberger Shooting Makes German Cabinet. Appreshensive of What Enforce“ment May Mean in that  Cianuntyy

GERMANY CANNOT -COMPEL, ARRESTS   ‘ALLIES MUST COME AND GET MEN WANTED FOR TRIAT..   REVOLUTION -POSSIBLE   ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION. OF ERZGERGER SCARES GOY ERNOE   From Army Commander to Village Deputy, no One Would Serve Warrant on’ Countryman, it ds Said. -

SURRENDERING MEN   NOT WILLING TO LIVE UP TO TERMS OF PEACE TREATY   DOES NOT WANT TO GIVE UP THE CRIMINALS   Men Responsible For Slaughter Dur. ing the War Being Shielded by The Present Government of Germany

BERLIN FIGHTS ‘OUARENDER OF WAR CRIMINALS   Fear Wave of Assassination if Allies Insist on Trying German Army Chiefs   SAY FOREIGN OFFICE MEN REFUSE TO MAKE ARRESTS   Declare They Will Do no Work in Connection With Extradition

GERMANY EXEACIOED   PHAT COUNETRY Wome OVER EN'FRADITION OF GERMANS,   They Seek a Revision of Lawe Co ypror That Point.

ANTION MAY STRIKE IF ALLIES DEMAND MEN NOTE ASSERTS   Teutons Concerned Over Wha! May Happen if Accused Are Given Up For Tal   OFFICIALS TO REFUSE SURRENDER ORDER:   Suggestion Made that Suspect: Be Tried in Germany Inatesd of Elsewhere ‘

PEALIN SHOWS. GONGERN OVER EXTRADITION   Fear Assassinations If Government Uses Force in Arrests.

BERLIN S WORRIED ABOUT ALLY CALL FOR GUILTY HUNS   No One Can Be Found to Arres' the Germans Charged With Atrocities.   SEEK A TREATY REVISAL   Attack On Erzberger Declared An Indication of the Temper of the German Pecple.

GERMANS MAY NOT BE ABLE TOARREST WAR OFFENDERS  WANTED BY ALLIES   Attempted Assassination o Erzberger Cited as Forerun ner of What “Might Occuwu: Were the Officers to Star The Arrest.

GERMANY WARNS POWERS NOT 10 DEMAND KAISER   Sees An Uprising I Men Responsible For War Horrors Are Arrested.

GERMANS BALK AT SURRENDER   High Officials Will Refuse to Aid Allies In Proscution of Officers For War Brutality.

BERLIN GETTING  “NERVOUS ABOUT HER WAR CHIEFS   Fear of Extradition Growing.Erzberger’s Shooting Makes. Cabinet Apprehensive.

RN-OVER CULPRITS      ‘Whole Nation: Likely to Go ‘on General Strike if Aperced ins

GERMANY SHOWS. GROWING CONCERN OVER EXTRADITION      Attempt Made On Erzberger Precursor of What May Happen If Government Yields.

GERMANS OPPOSE ALLIES DEMANDS OF EXTRADITION   Ask Revision Of Treaty Clause On Grounds  Of Dissension.

A Gerterat Refusal of Officials to Tura Them Over to Entente.  4     MIGHT START A BIG STRIKE     No One Would Be Responsible. For Giving Up for Trial Men Who Staried The War,   MIGHT START A BIG SIRIKE

aNLUM ail)       ATTACK ON INSANITY = _ DEFENSE iS LAUNCHEI       haere serch mie’  Miss Edna Clancy Pi  on Siand to Clear Minor Details 3

AOYLUM OF PAloUN to Nea   ATTACK ON INSANITY = DEFENSE iS LAUNCHED       ew tee  Miss Edna Clancy PI on Siand to Clear U Minor Detaile

DR, EDMUND MILLS 1S - METHODIST SECRETAR   Quadrennial Gonference at De: Moines Names Syracuse Man to Fill Vacancy.   UNIFICATION IS DISCUSSED

FIGHT ON SUPPRAGE STARTS.   Big Conflict Over Issue Under Way in Louisiana.

SUFFRAGE UP IN LOUISIANA   Amendment to Constitution to B: Taken Up by Legislature on May 10.

HARDING URGES CONSERVATION OF NATION'S TIMBER   Also Urges More Liberal Policy Toward the Indians.

HARDING PROMISES RELIEF 70. INDIANS   Replies to Plea Made by Del egation for Equal Racial Rights   ADDRESSES LUMBERMEN   Declares for Forest Conservation Policy; Important Speech Taday.

HARDING SPEAKS  TO INDIANS AND TO DELEGATION OF LUMBER MEN   Red agg Claim Their People e “Oppressed and Mistreated; ‘’ Want Greater Voice in National Affairs.   PROMOTE DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA FIRS]   Timber Conservation Is Topic of Address At Picnic; Preservation and Reforestation Policy Needed,

GRATIFICATION IS EXPRESSED BY SEN. HARDING   Kept in Close Touch and Sent Several Telegrams to Tennessee Suffrage Leaders.   SEES AMERICAN INDIANS

ESTEBAN CANTU   INDIAN DELEGATION HEARS HARDING   Senator Would Aid the Native Sons of the Forest.

ADVOCATES FOREST POLICY 10 MAKE U5 SELF-RELIANT   Harding Says Wation Must Think of Timber Crops as of Other Cultivation.   MUST STAMP OUT NEGLECT IN THE CARE OF FORESTS   In Addressing Representatives of Society of Inc‘ans, Republican Nominee Says Policy of Promoting Ideals of Democ.racy Should Begin at Home.

HARDING SPEAKS TWICE.   Nominee Advecates Policy to Make Nation Self Reliant in Material.

HARDING HEARS  PLEA OF REDMEN   Better to Bestow Democracy on Indians Than Across Sear, Says Nominee.

AMERICA FIRST 1S HARDING KEYNOTE   Republican, in Speeches, Fav ers Folicies ta Make Nation Self Reliant.

CONSERVATION IS HARDING PLEA   ©PEAKS TO AMERICAN INDIANS WHO ASK FOR EXTENSION OF RIGHTS.

FOREST GONSERVATION URGED BY HARDING   Senator Speaks to Lumber Men . and-Indian Delegation,

HARDING UNABLE TO ote BEYOND UNITED STATED   Vision Centered on America j Alone and Cannot Reach Beyond Boundaries.

HARDING ADDRESSES AMERIGAN INDIANS   RED MEN PLEAD EXTENSION OF RACIAL RIGHTS.   Senator Thinks United States Might Do Well to Bestow Democracy and Hemanity On Native Race.

WILL TAKE PART IN PIGEON ‘DERBY   Local Rexall Merchant Onc Of 2,500 Participating : In Great Pigeon Race

OULDIER INSURANCE RULING IMPORTANT   Federal Judge Decides Con trary to Decision by War Risk Bureau.

‘CRANDMA’ WAR BENEFICIARY   Federal Judge Anderson of Indian. apolis Rules Grartimother ts in Insurance “Permitted” Class.

WANT ADS  May Be Left At © KRABER’S MARKET   7810 S. Halsted Street

WANT ADS  May Be Left At KRABER’S MARKET  7810 S. Halsted ‘Street .     Ads must be prepaid at the

WANT ADS  ' May Be Left At KRABER’ Ss MARK ET   7810 ‘S.,.Halsted Street ~

STONE WORKERS IN THE BEDFORD MILLS STRIKE   Allege Saw Gangs Are Being Worked Overtime in Violation of Contract,

EXTRA!  Telegraphic! .   STONE MILL MEN AT BEDFORD QUIT WORK TODAY

ORGANIZED-BAND OF MERCHANDISE THIEVES FOUN!   Chicago Police Say $1,000, 000 in Goods Stolen—Ar Pe OR cp, es, ee

i \NNOUNCE DATE, OF, DRIVE           fourth ‘Annual Rolt- Call Wilt He: : Col Pine Arpitelien’ Noel ©

Percy and Donald Balmes Con fessed to Shooting of Grocer i: Minneapolis Decembey 1st On: Is Only Eighteen, the Othe  Twenty.

Percy and Donald Balmes Confeesed to Shooting of Grocer in Minneapolis December Ist One Is Only Eighteen, the Other  7" 1s nen Des

OF NOT. LESS ‘THAN 50 PER CEN'T IN: WAGES.   When Next. Cit City: Budget. is - Made _Up—Request Res ferred to Budget Commit~ tee--Other Matters’ Before  , Ctlaumnnil

OF NOT LESS THAN 50 PER CENT IN WACES.   When Next Cif) Budget is Made Up—Request Referred to Budget Committee--Other. Matters Before Council.

USING OVERALLS AS FAR TO WEST AS GOLDEN GATE, EVEN TO CANADA   PIDEMIC SPREADS TO ‘FRISCO ANT ALONG PACIFIC CQAST AS FAR AS VANCOUVER

British Say Cable Will Not Be Landed Until U.S. Permit 1s Granted

DBREGONISTS INVADE OTATE NEXT SONORA   First Step to Overthrow Car ranza Is Taken by Sonora State Troops   NEWSPAPERS VERIFY ESCAPE OF OBREGON   MORE ARMY OFFICERS JOIN. ING OBREGON; CARRANZA RYPORTED INSECURE) IN MEXICO CITY. ‘

BROTHERHOOD PROTEST BILL’S WAGE FEATURE   RAILROAD UNIONS AND FEDER ATION OF LABOR DRAFTING PROTEST AGAINST THAT PART OF PENDING RAILROAD MEAS. URE.

Railway Men Are Framing Protest To The President   WAGE PROVISIONS. OBJECT OF ATTACK BY UNION WORKMED AND FEDERATION

WAGE PROVISION TO BE PROTESTED   ENIONS OPPOSE WAGES BASIS IN COMPLETED RAIL BILL   Railroad Executives Tender Support to Hines—-Committee of Experts May Consider Wace Problem,

EE eeeEEEEeEeeS=EEEEE_  Labor To Protest Wage Provision of Rail Bill

RAILRUAD CMPLOYEES 1) PRUIES OVER BILL   Framing Letters to President And Hines Over Wage ProVISIONS.  tIGURE IN CONFERENCE  Deep Interest ‘in Meeting Of Executives With Hines

RAILWAY EXECUTIVES MEET WTH HINES TO nigeiss COMMISION   Director General to Ask Them: if They Will Agree to Wilson's Proposat to Brotherhoods,   UNION MEN IN MEETING

LABOR OBJECTS TO RAIL BIL   Protest Will, be Sent t President Wilson and  Mr. Hines

‘FAKE’ DRINK SOLE   Beverage Warning Issued by} Washington Officials

PUBLIC WARNED OF FAKE FRUIT JUICE      ‘4 Eatin ee Orange  Boverages Mspecialy Come Under Pure Food Baa Washington Experts Beelnure

STAPF -OVFIOERS ‘TO MERT.         Discuss Rutire Status tof. Aum: Voentional - Training,

WAK DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE.    Chieis of Burents are to Consult With the Secrelary.

14 NEW CASES OF PARALYSIS   State Officials Concerned Over Spread of Disease.

PLANS KILLED BY LECISLATORS   ALL MOUSE SILLS HAVE SEEN AR RANGED IN ORDER OF THEIR IMPORTANCE. ~

STATE OWNED PLANS KILLED BY LEGISLATORS   ALL HOUSE BILLS HAVE BEEN ARRANGED IN ORDER OF THEIR IMPORTANCE.

SAYS GERMANY HAS 3,400,000 MEN READY   Preneh Writer Declares Once famous War Machina Has Been  Reinforecd,

Foreign Minister Mueller Authorized to Form a New One; Labor to Be Given Recognition; Heavy Losses Reported © in Fighting in Rhenish Prussia =   SPARTACISTS SUFFER DEFEAT

POOR HEALTH IN  SCHOOLS CAUSE OF GREAT WASTE   Children Are Serious. ly Handicapped, Expert States.

cae We LT rete ee ee  SAYS NATIONAL HEALTH ~— NEBLECT DISBRACEFUL   Columbia aire Professor

FAILURE TO USE SCIENCE CAUSES MANY DEATHS   Doctor Tells Council oO! Education Il Health  is Burden.

/S PERCENT. iF PUPILS SUFFERING i WEALTH   feactiers Told How Thousands Of Lives Are Sacrificed Becau:e of Failure to Apply Knowledge,   GREAT ECONOMIC LOSS   Schools Wasting Great Sums ' On Children Who Have Ill  Health is Declaration

WASTE TO TRAIN SICK CHILDREN   Educator Urges Greater At ~ tention to Physical De fects of Pupils In Public Schools. -

ILL HEALTH CAUSES TREMENDOUS WASTE   Educator Points Out Economi Loss Of Teaching Sick Children.

SIXTEEN MILLION SCHOOL CHILDREN PHYSICALLY UNFIT. PHYSICIAN SAYS

BIG DRIVEON ° SLACKERS SOON   War Department States Pust Will Start With Publication of Names.   LIST IS A LARGE ONE

\ NATION-WIDE ROUNDUP OF DRAET EVADERS IS TO Br STARTED IN NEAR FUTURE   REWARDS ARE  FFERED   A Reward of Fifty Dollars Will Be Paid for the Arrest of Bach Slacker.—Final List Has Been Prepared,

DRAFT DESERTERS-TO BE ROUNDED Ut   War. Department Haé 473,911 Listed « and :, Plans, to. ,  poker ae eee

ROUND-UP OF DRAFT ~ DESERTERS PLANNEL   War Department Has Mammoti List Of At Least 100,000 Actual Dodgers.

DRAFT DODGERS 10 BE ARRESTEI   War Department Announces Prosecutions are to Be Vigorously Carried On.

VIGOROUS PROSECUTICN OF WILFUL DRAFT EVADERS   173,916 Listed as “Deserters” by the  War Departinent,

Hy Py titres es Ot Slackers Planned       Department ‘of ‘Justice Will Offer.  an, ward for Arrest of Army of Draft Dodgers. .

NATIONAL ROUNDUP UF 100,000 DRAFT EVADERS TQ CAME   War Department To Act Te Bring To Justice Men Who Failed In Duty   ‘IST NEARLY READY   Entire Poliee Force Of United States Will Be Enlisted In Campaign

GOVERNMENT TO NAB SLACKERS   Draft Deserters Will Be Gathered ir And Prosecuted Vigorously in Compliance With Orders

U. S$. TO GATHER DRAFT DESERTER:   Nation-Wide Round-up of Over 100,000 Who Dodged Service in Late War To Be Begun at Once,

A NATION-WIDE DRIVE FOR DRAFT EVADERS STARTS   $50.00 Reward For Every Sine Delivercd—Al Shickers Subject               to Military Court Martial,

Government. Going, to. Publish Names of Men Who vaded _ Draft.   Bergdoll to Have Trial Soon Before Army Court

ROUND UP 100,000 DRAFT DESERTERS   VAR DEPARTMENT HAS Hats RENT OF SLACKERS ON ETS RULLS.         DONGED VWRART CALLS APRER THEY JAD BEEN REGISTERED x

A NATION-WIDE DRIVE FOR DRAFT EVADERS STARTS   $50 REWAKD FOR EVERY DESERPFER NELIVERRD—ALT, SLACKERS SURIRCT TO -MIL1TALLY COURT MARTLAL.

10,000 DRAFT UDG RG 10 Bt CORRALED SOON   Mammoth List of Evaders Prepared by War Department, Says Adjutant   ENTIRE NATION WILL BE ASKED TO GIVE AID   JOVERNMENT TO OFFER $5¢ REWARD FOR APPREMEN SION OF FACH “SLACKER’ IN THE COUNTRY,

WILL HONOR TWO GRAY GENERALS   Monument For Officer Who Commanded Rear (Guard in Retreat From Gettysburg.

MEMORIALS TO TWO pONEDERATE   HANDSOME MEMORIALS ‘TO be BE UNVEELED SOON,       TO-RANSEUR AND PETTIGREW   "inte J wo Norih Carolina Confederate Gene,     “erals Honored With Memoriats— Many Southerners ‘fo Attend UnYr welling, i

MEMORIALS TO RAMSEUR AND PETTIGREW 10 BE UNVEILED NEXT WEEK   Memory of Two North Carolina Confederate Generals, Stephen Ramseur and J. J. Pettigrew to be Perpetuated on Vireinia Battlefields.

WILL ENLARGE HOME RULE BILL SAYS GREENWOOL   Chief Secretary for Ire land Is Hopeful of  Settlement.

MOB IN VIRGINIA STORMS A JAIL  OS      After a Negro, Man Is Killed

TO PREVENT BASE BALL GAMBLING   Names of Pitchers to be Withheld Until Game

DRIVE AGAINST “FLU” LAUNCHED AN WASHINGTON   Approximately 4,800 Physicians Un der Reserve to Be Rushed to Danger Points.

U.S. LAUNCH FIGHT AGAINST ‘THE INFLUENZA   4,800 PHYSICIANS NAMED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO RUSH TO DANGER POINTS.   Signs of “Flu” Outbreak— Government Agents Are Being Sen to State Capitals to Wateh for Situation Not Yet Alarming.

LAUNCH wilh DRIVE   Public Health Service Names 4,800 Physicians as Reserve Officers for Danger Points. 

Public Health Service Ap“ats Approximately 4,800 Physicians   1,000 CASES PER DAY _ REPORTED IN CHICAGO   GOVERNMENT AGENTS BEING SENT TO ALL STATE CAPI. TALS TO WATCH FOR OUTBREAK OF “FLY.”

ALLIES EXPEGT REFUSAL  PHUM OUTGH WHO GLAIM CONSTITUTION FORBIDS   No Word Has Been Received From Holland on Matter, But Doubt Is Held Out As To Results.

BOOZE RUNNERS USE AIR PLANES   Many Air Planes Used to Run Booze From Canada Into the States.

Booze Is Brought Into America by This Method   iS A BIG BUSENESS   . :   Hiaxtensive Operations of  This Nature Are Going Gn   

METHODIST CONFERENCE DATES SET   North Texas Preachers Meet Meet in McKinney October 27.

OFFICIALS GIVEN SEVEN DAYS   Railroad Shen Workers Send No fice to Federal Administration   REPLY IS EXPECTED SOON   Walk-Out of Detroit Laborer: Would Tie-Un All Roads

SEVEN DAYS GRAGE It ~ GIVEN HINES TO GWE -—INGREASE TO SHOPMEN   Director of Roads Hands Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Flat Refusal on Wage Question---Strike Now Impends.

RAIL SHOP ME GIVE ULTIMATUM   DEMAND WAGE RAISE      GIVE RAIL ADMINISTRATION SEVEN DAYS’ GRACE, AFTER WHICH THEY WILL STRIKE  IF DEMANDS ARE NOT MET

SEVEN DAYS’ GRACE I$ GIVEN T0 HINES   SsHOP WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE If INCREASE FAILS.   Authorization of Walkont IsTnan imons In National Committee Meeting and Covers All Ratlroad Shops.

AAILWAY WORKERD IN ULTIMATUM   RIGHT OF WAY AND SHOP WORK. ERS RENEW DEMANDS   INGREASE PAY OR STRIKE   Seven Days of Grace ia Given the Rai road Administration to Grant Demands, Other Unions are Not ~ Yet Affected,

Seven Dajs’ Grace Given R. R. Ad ministration. Unanimous Strike J Vote Taken,

Must Answer In 7 Days To Avert Strike   Railroad Shopmen Wi) Lay Dow Their Tvols if Satisfactory Ane * oswer to Wage Demanth is Not Reeeived Before

MAINTENANCE MEN ISSUE ULTIMATUM   Railroad Administration Given Seven Tiays 1 Comply Wich Denand for Wage

PE fd URARICD  Railroad Brotherhoods and Shop Workers will Wait  Seven Days  FOR THEIR RAISE  Will Strike if: Tecrense is Not Allowed—Will Affect the Country

REAL KISS IN CANDY STORE   Girl Is Given What She Asked For in New York, but Owner Is Fined.

2ST ‘FRONT PORCH’ CAMPAIGN   Minister of Marion Church Tells Conaregation Apostle Paul Conducted One From Rented House ta Rome.

NAVAL OFFICER TOLD ‘LEAVE RHINELANDER’   ‘Lot of Nerve Taking Men fron Here,’ Says Lumberman

RECRUITING OFFICER DRIVEN FROM TOWK   NAVAL MAN ORDERED FROM FROM WINCRESTER WHEN 3 CURING RECRUITS; REPORTS

PRICE REDUCTION PROBE (9 ORDERED   ALABAMA ATTORNEY GENER.  “AL SAYS “PEOPLE “ARE NOT BENEFITED,

RETAILERS ARE      o. Attorney-General Smith Says; Calis County At torneys to investigate.

ALABAMA OFFICIAL QUUNDS TOCSIN IN PROFITEERING WAR   NO MATERIAL REDUCTION I PRICE OF FOODSTUFFS IS CHARGE,

SHIP INJUNCTION SET ASIDE   Congressional Action Leads to Re versal of William Randolph Hearst Restrainer.

SETS ASIDE SHIP INJUNCTION   Act of Congress Leads to Reversal of  Maaret Ractrainar

Congressional Action Leads to Re. versal of William Randolph Hearst Restrainer.

HE DENIES GUILT   Morris Fox Denies That  He is Leroy, the Man Accused of Murder

Can Easily Prove His Identity on neuining to New . qd or a * wah,

ARES  ANGENTIRE HAS BT       Leagua Likely to Lose Sou'h American Countries

South American Nation Throws Up Its Membership   Action Taken Following Dis. sentions at Sessions of League,   CLAIM PROTESTS ENTIRELY IGNORED   Course of Other Latin-American Countries is Not as Yet Known.

Official -Annaundemett Is Made Of tts  ‘Withdrawal    Argentine Also Made Objectid “To Treatment Accorded Delegates.

ANNOUNCED ARGENTINE —WITh OREW FROM LEAGUE   Announcement Created Seasation— Cause of Withdrawal Dates Back to Wednesday   President§JHymans Gave No Recogai: tion to the Argentine Delegates Protests.

NAME SCHEDULE FOR MEETINGS   BENSON ANNOUNCES DATES OF WABASH VALLEY EMPIRE CONFERENCES   MANY SPEAKERS COMING

GERMANY WANTS MEMBERSHIP AS OTHERS’ EQUAL   Foreign Minister Sim ons Tells of His  Desires.

SCHOOL CLOSED FOR FIVE YEARS   West Point of Mexico Is ‘Reopened as Feature '. of Celebration

LEAGUE HOLDS UP ACTION FOR U.S   Report Medill McCormick Rep: resents Harding Received With. Interest.   DELAY ARMENIAN ACTION   Hope Expressed That -Unitec siaies-yit Lend Hand ; There, .

REPORTS THAT — _ HARDING WILL SEND EMISSAR'      [0 EURGPE TO LAY PLANS FOR ' FORMING ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS AROUSES INTEREST

MPCORMIGK TO Bt HARDING 3 FAVA BELIEF   Diplomats at Geneva Await With Intense Interest Ar: rival of U. S. Senator

ASSEMBLY HOLDS: OUT 10 THE U.S.   ‘Reported That Sen. McCormick Wil Visit Assembly as Emissary of. * Senator Harding —   U. SS. .HOLDS INFLUENCE   Assembly Delays Action’ on Many Things, Hoping U. S. Might , Enter the Meeting - ©

COUNTERS olMS ATTACK ON NAVY   Admiral Rodman Appears At His Own Request  MAKES DIRECT ISSUE   Denies Navy Was Unprepared for War or was Without Plans or Policies. Says Sims Committed Breach of Confidence in Making Public Intimate Conversation

IMS WAS VERY INDISCREET IN UTTERANCES [a  ROOMAN'S VIEW   Committed Breach of Confidence in Making Public Conversation That Should Have Reen Held Sacred,   NAVY READY TO FIGHT ‘WHEN WAR CLOUD BROKE   Was Unprepared; Upholds Directing of Naval Operations From Washington,  bates Charge That rieet

SIMS’ CHARGES AND CRITICISMS ARE DENIED BY ADMIRAL RODMAI   Declares Navy Was Never i1 Better Shape Than in the Spring of 1917

ADMIRAL RODMAN DOES NOT AGREE WITH SIM:   Volunteers to Give Evidence Before Senate Investigating Committee. Upholds Daniels.

RODMAN SAYS. NAVY PREPARED TO. FIGHT   Takes Issue With Admiral Sims That the Department Was Without Policies.

Admiral “Calls” Sims as Department: al Row Continues—Confidence* Were Violated.

RODMAN DECLARES ~-PLEET WAS READ!   PACIFIC CHIEF TAKES DIREO' ISSUE WITH CHARGES OF ADMIRAL SIMS.

SAYS NAVY IS FIGHTING TRIV   Admiral Rodman Takes Exceptions to Testimony of Sima.

CHARGES OF SIMS DENIED BY RODMAN   Declares Navy Did Not Enter War Without Plans.   PRAISES WORK OF FLEET   Admiral Asserts That United States Had Many Sources of Information Abroad —~ Says Only Place for Direction of Policy Was in Washington—Testifies at Own Request.

RODMAN TAKES ISSUE WITH ADMIRAL SIMS   Denies Categorically the Charges Made by Admiral Against Secretary Daniels  so

LETTERS READ AT TRIAL.   Defense in Newberry Case Sup plements Evidence Shown by Government.

GAN AAPIDS TAL ENTEBS INT is FINAL PHAS   Seores of Letters Introduced by Newberry’s Attorneys   KING STILL - ON STAND

_ LETTERS GIVEN TO TRIAL JURY     KING-NEWBERRY      Campaign Manager Is on Stand Nearly All Dau.

NEWBERRY EPIOTLED INTRODUCED IN GASE    £  Prosecution Allows Letters and Tele ; grams to Be Presented to Jury Without Objection.

REWARD OF $20,500 OFFERED HOR GUNVICTION OF PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAGEDY   William J. Flynn and Attorney General Palmer Personally Lend Efforts to Running Down Red Conspirators — Dragnet Spread Over Entire Nation.

FLYNN SURE PERPETRATOR OF N.Y. OUTRAGE WILL BE TAKEN   Chief Investigator Says Authorities Have Much More To Work On Than They Had at Investigation of June, 719, Bomb Plots.

GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE = BOMB OUTRAGE IN NEW YORK CITY   Expert Chemists, Who Are Trying to Ascertain the Type of “oS. Rxplosives Used Will Be Summoned as Well as Others . Who Are Able to Throw Any Light Upon the Mystery.       xt

SPEEDY JUSTICE. FOR ANARCHISTS   Investigators — Confident of Clearing Up Explosion Plot Soon

U. 5 SECRET SERVICE MEN CONFIDENT THEY CAN REACH PLOTTERS IN N. Y. OUTRAGE   U. S. Investigators Say They Have Much to Work On and Expect to Arrest Leaders In Anarchist Explosion Plot.   DRAGNET OVER T° &.

American Anarchist Fighters Blamed for Wall Street Outrage   Justice Soon to Be Meted Out to Instigators, Is Promise of William J. Flynn, Chief of Government Investigators ---- Sleuths Working on Clews

Ohict Flyan Believes Wall Stree! Outrage Part of Last Year's Plan.   ARCULARS VERY SIMILAR   ‘Work of Year Ago Aids. NowLittle is Expected From Edward Fischer.

Wall Street Blast — Work of Terrorists  Chief Flynn Avers   Similarity of Circulars Leads Department Of Justice to Belief That Outbreaks Last Year Had Same Authors.   SEARCH SPREADS TO THE WEST   Large Cities Resemble Armed Camps With Troops Guarding Public Buildings—Chief F lynn Confident Perpetrators Will Be Broucht to fietina

Secret Service Chief Sees the Hand of Last Year's Gang Behind Wall Street Slanghter: Case Teems With Clues   Outrages Threatened Galore in Letters Anarchists Have Mailed; Mispelied Words Identify Members of Cabal

HAS BOMB CLUE   Federal Investigator Believes Plotters of Year Ago Responsible.   POINTS TO CIRCULARS

FLYNN oAYD HEWILL BRING ANARCHISTS IN   Chief of Bureau of Investigation Confident of Abilities of His Staff

BELIEVE PLOT WORK OF BAND OF RADICALS   Officials Are Confident o Rounding Up “Anarchists Fighters.”

ANARCHIST GANG 70 BE PUNISHED, SAYS W.d. FLYNN   Chief of Investigation Bureau Says They Have the Evidence to  : Convict   SOLVED LAST YEAR’S PLOT   Plans Were Fustrated by One “Red” Who Had the Evidence Killing Himself Last Year.

Flynn Sees Similarity in Circus lars Left in Mail Box to Those of Ju!y Bomb  Cuntlaotane   BELIEVES SAME GANG DIDIT   Have More Evidence In Hand To Round Them Up Than Was Available Last  Vaan

EXPECTS TO LAND BOMB PLOTTERS   “American Anarchist Fight. ers” Now Believed to Have Caused Explosion   Chicf Flynn Confident Ter - Torists Will Soon B Brought to Jrsetire

CONFIDENT OF GETTING fi. ¥. AED BOMBERS   CHIEF FLYNN IS OPTIMISTIC OVER EVIDENCE FOUND ON EXPLOSION,

LYNN oAVo Hel PLOTTERS WILL Bt BROUGHT TO BAR   Safne Crowd of Terrorists Did Wall Street jobas One in June 1919, View of _ Chiet of Detectives Following Big Explosion

Same Terrorists Caused Outrage In 1919 Is Belief   Flynn Is Confident That “American Anarchist Fighters” Believed to Be Responsible for Wall Street Disaster, Wilk

Eight Separate and Distinct Investigations Now Under Way, With Hundreds of Clues Receiving Attention;  “Can't Escape This Time,” Says Flynn. cat!

BOMG PLOTTERS SAME OPERATED TWO YEARS AGO   W all Street Outrage Bears Earmarks of  Work Old Gang.

Chief Flynn Says Clews Indicate Group Once More Active  Seek Man Who Urove Horse And Wagon  Capture of Driver is Expected To Solve Mystery

‘TOTAL OF $20,500 IS  OFFERED IN REWARDS.   Officials Believe Explosion Result of Premeditated Plot of Radicals.   INJURED BEING CARED FOR   Police Use Horse Shoe to Trac Owner of ‘‘Death Wagon’’ at the Scene,

Many of Men and Women Injured in Bomb Explosion to Be Maimed for Life; Reward of More Than $25,000 * Offered. for Arrest of Guilty; Radical  Literature in Mail Boxes.

IERHUAITS AN ANU, NAY POLICE   Chief Wm. J. Flynn Is Con. lident Men Will Be Apprehended   DEATH LIST STILL REMAINS AT 37   Attorney General Palmer  Is After Driver of OnelLlorse Wagon

LOT OF ANARCHIST CIRGULARS FQ ND, GIVING GOOD CLUE   Pretty Well Established That Same Crowd Was Respcasible for Bomb Outrages of 1919.   EXPERTS GOOD GUESSERS   Blacksmith Made Shoes for Horse of Death Wagon Tuesday; Estimate Shoes 48 Hours Old.

Circulars Indicate Same Crowd That Perpetrated 1919 Outrages Responsible for Death and Destruction in Wall Street Thursday.   GUVERNMENT SPREADS ITS POLICE DRGNE’   Otfivials Are Confident Gut'ty Parties Will Be Brought to Justioe—Have More Evidence to Work on Than They Nid in Previous Case.

EVIDENCE FOUND WHICH MAY LEAB TO EARLY ARREST   CONNECT NEW YORK BLAST’: WITH EXPLOSIONS OVER , COUNTRY IN 1919

SEARCH FOR TRUCK OWNER PROGRESSING   “Too Many Leads to Los Them All,” Says Head of Secret Service.   FINDING BLACKSMITH IS FIRST BUSINESS

THE AMERICAN ANARCHISTS WILL RECEIVE THEIR DUE. SAYS WILLIAM . FLYHR   Federal Investigator Is Certain Terrorists Who Caused Explosions in June, 1919, Ave Same Crowd That Blew Up Wall Street Thursday, and Predicts Speedy Application of Justice.

FIND MORE CLUES . OF ANARCHISTS   Chief Flynn Convinced Arrests of Bomb Plotters Will Come Soon,   WAGON DRIVER MISSING   City of New York Being Combed For Trace of “Death Wagon” That Carried The Infernal Machine,

MEXICAN LABOR. UNIONS: ACTIVE   General Strike Potential Afeapor Possessed by  . Revolutionists

“MEXICO’S INSURRECTOS MAY USE UNION LABOR AS CLUB TO BATTER CARRANZA

THE OMAHA GRAIN MARKET      *  Wellie King Has Been Divorced  Once and Again Asks Tinned 

FRANCE-SPAIN REMAINING FIRM UN TARIFF WAR   Spain Demands Payment of Credit Loan To  France.

Nee gery gel eg AT oe ee SPANISH-F REN Cit TARIFE t WAR IS FELT IN AMERICA

REPUBLICANS MUST REGISTER OCT. 4TH TO VOTE   All Who Failed to File on First Reglstration Day Must Do So ator Before the Next

RUSSIAN FORCES SHELLING OUTER WARSAW FORTS   WHILE FRENCH AND BRITISH PREMIERS CONFER ON SITU. TION -LEADERS ADIVSE ACTION   BRITISH LABORITES ARE DEM. ONSTRATING AGAINST BRITISH INTERFER. rast

DEATH OF j. A. HANNA.   Well Known Checotah’ Citizen Passes Away Thursday  A ftarnann

ATH OF J..A. HANNA,         Known Checotah Citizen 2 rages Away. Tharsis - Afternocn *

SEPTEMBER 18ST MARKS PASS ING OF RAILROAD FROM CON TROL BY THE GOVERNMENTPASSENGER FARES NOT RE HOMCRNH

PA Now      PTEMBER 1SF -MARKS PASS. ING OF RAILROAD FROM-CON. TROL BY THE GOVERNMENT— PASSENGER FARES NOT REith Tt) ;

NEW COMBUSTION ENGINE FUEL   Gasoline Substitute Diecovery of Moderar Chemitry.

CANADASENDS CHALLENGE FOR -. AMERICAS CUI   Newé from ‘Sydney-Is of "Great Interest to N.Y. Yacht Club.

CANADIAN TO ISSUE: , CHALLENGE FOR CUP   Ross Said to Have ° Preparec _ Challenge for 1922 for Am- erican Racine Trophy.

CUP CHALLENGE FROM CANADA   Alexander C. Ross Wants in 1921   NO DECISION YET   Advices From Canada Say Challenging Yacht Would Cost a Million to Be Raised By Subscription.

CANADA SENDS CHALLENGE FOR AMERICAS CUP   News from Sydney Is o Great Interest to N. Y. Yacht Club.

Bubonic Plague Growing Worse   Has Spread To Tampico Oi Fields In Mexico, New Report

1,200 STEEL VESSELS TOBE SOLD ON TERMS   U. S. Will Accept $160 To $185 Per Ton; 10 Per Cent Cash, Balance In Installments.

TERMS FOR DISPOSAL OF SHIPS ANNOUNCED TODA’   Shipping Board Flect of 1,20 Vessela Will Be Sold te Private Interests... -

TERNS FOR GALE OF HUGE FLEET MADE KNOW!   Shipping Board. to Dispose. 0 1200 Steel Vessels Under New Act

SHIPPING BOARD ANNOUNCES SALE OF 1,200 SHIPS   Chairman Benson Says Bid: Will Be Entertained.

TO SELL 1.200 SHIPS.   Terms Under “Which Vessels Will be Sold Announced by Benson.

WILL SELL 1,200 STEEL OWIPO FOR HIGO-S185 ATOR   Terms of Shipping Board Sale of 5 Million Tons Made Public by Chairman... -

ANNOUNCE TERMS OF SALE OF VESSEL:   More ‘Than 1,200 Steel 7 Ships in Fleet. ‘

TO SELL 1,200 SHIPS.   Soudan inmnetiaettinnsaatiamendl  Terms Under Which Vessels Will be Sold Announced by Benson.

NEW YORK POST UAVEY SHOWS TREND 10 COX   Outlook Good for Defeat of G. 0. P. Senators Smoot Lenroot. Moses. Brandane’

IREDS OPEN DRIVE ON INDIA   Londen Heare That Bolshevik Troops Are Advancing Toward the Afghan Frontier,

SOVIETS IN DRIVE ON INDIA   Red Troops Are Advancing Toward Af. 1 ghan Frontier, Report.

MATHEWSON CRITICALLY ILL   New York Gianta’ Great Pitcher Sict of Tuberculoels at Saranac Lake,

GREAT PLAYER NEAR END   Christy Mathewson, Giants’ Pitoher, Ill a# Dread Tuberculosis.

(Continued on Page Four)   SHIPMENT .OF CHRISTMAS FRUIT BY LOCAL CONCERNS

TIME IS NOW HERE TO BOOM TOWN   Conditions are All Set to Push Shelbyville Forward at a Rapid Pace   {MPROVEMENTS ARE IN SIGHT   ; Story of Prosperity and Acheiveent of Direct Interest to Every Citizen

ARMED REBELLION MAY — DEVASTATE IRELAND      Entire Country Now Armed Camp Which May Result in Untold Devastation for Land Unless Peace Is Speedily Restored, Situation Acute,

IRELAND IN ARMED  REBELLION   Hundreds are Killed in Civil Warfare This Year and Many Towns Sacked.   The Toll in Ireland

COOLIDGE IN GREAT FLOW OF GRATORY   Tells of Aims At Ae ceptance Program Held Today.

Massachusetts Governor Notified of Nomination for Vice-President.   GREAT CROWD WAS PRESENT   Strong Address Made by Coolidge in Accepting His Place on the Ticket.

AS THE HOME 1S $0 WILL BE NATION        TEACH LOYALTY AND THR THERE, URGES COOLIDGE,   FINE SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Candidate for Vice President On,the Republican Tleket Receives and’: Repites to Format Notice of Convention's Chaice

NOMINEE COOLIDGE NOTIFIED   Republican Eyes 01 Northampton Man   PRAISES HARDING   25,000 Admirers Attend  Ceremonies

GOY. COOLIDGE _ GEN OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION   13/06 Admtrors Looked On Whild Gev. Mertew, ot Kentucky, Announced  And Coslldge Responded

MENG: BROKEN TD  CALLIN COOLIDEE   REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDEN ‘TIAL NOMINEE NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION   DELIVERS ACCEPTANCE TALK   Coolidge Touches On Many Things In His Formal Speech, Incidentally Mentioning the League Covenant,

COOLIDGE “ved OFFICIAL ~ NOTIFICATION   15,000 Admirers Looked Gn While Ger. Mertow, of Kentucky, Announced And. Coolldge Responded

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE FORMALLY NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION FOR © VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE U. 8

Says Covenant, as Submite jted by President, Met With  a. Deserved Defeat. = =   DEPLORES EFFORTS TO “STIR UP REVOLUTION”   REVISION OF TAXES Hien TARIPE, AND BROADER POL. ICY TOWARD INDUSTRIES ARE FAVORED. :

BIGGEST BAY IN LIFE OF GOVERNOR COBLIDGE   Grizlvd Farmers From Vermont, Girth State of Candidate, Att  Strep nies

HARDING 1S PRAISED IN ACCEPTANCE   Vice Presidential Nominee Hits at Modern Extravagances; Urges Remedies for — War's Reactions

NOMINEE  COOLIDGE NOTIFIED   Republican Eyes On Northampton Man  PRAISES HARDING  et eae emt ee  25,000 Admirers Attend  Ceremonies

Well Known Leaders of Party Gathered   Special Train ‘Brings Henry Cabot Lodge and Other Lights From State Capital

RESCUE NATIONS FROM REACTION OF WARS   Coolidge, In Acceptance Speech Tells Of His Reconstruction Policies.

OVATION FOR HARDING'S WATE AT ~ CEREMONY   “Kind of Ashamed to Bothe the Neighbors,” Says Candidate

COOLIDGE WAS NOTIFIED TODAY   Republican Vice-president ial Nominee is Notified of Nomination at   NORTHAMPTON, MASS.   Large Crowd There—Harding Figures to Quit Golf Plaving

PANTING UUULIUUL   Asks for Strict Observance o! Law and Maintenance o: Order Era in Address Ac  cepting His Nominatior   Wants Profiteers Punished; Urges Better Returns to the Farmers; Boosts Suffrage and Pleads for Industry

ALLEN FIELD IS SCENE; HEAD OF SMITH PRESIDES  mena Nera et  War's Reactions ‘Must   War's Reactions ‘Must Be Overcome Says Party Leader.

Mlassacnussettes Governor Told Of Honor Amid Scenes Of Gaity And Thrones Of His Neighbors And Friends.

BOMB IS HURLED AT CARUSO   Havana Theater Scene of Outrage— Geveral Persons Iniured.

BOMB EXPLODED IN THEATER   Nember of People Injured Daring Performance at Havana.

ROMB AT CARUSO OPERA   Several’ Members of Chorus Injured Ry Exnilosion in Havana,

CHICAGO CAR MEN ASK RAISE      Employees of Elevated and Surface Surface Lines Notify Companies of New Demands.

CHICAGO. ‘QAR MEN ASK. RAISE   Employees - of . Elevated and Surface “Surface ‘Lines: Notify Companics .. - . -of New:.Demands.:. .

SOLDIER KILLED.      Dispatch Rider Dies of Hurts Re ceived In Crash,

‘PASSES BUCK TO COMMISSION   Packers Wonld Have Body Submit Ketter Pina of Actien.

MOVIES 10 BE USED TO GOMBAT WARES   Secretary Lane Heads the Com_ mittee, Including Film Producers.

ANITA MAN THINKS, - MARRIAGE FAILURE        W.R, Story As Who, He Say: Lamp as Weapon...

WwW. R. Story ‘Aiiks Divotee: fom Wife Who, : He Says, Based ‘Burning - ie

WANT WIRING CONDUITS   Secon setedation Will Re Made to School Board

ee WANT WIRING CONDUITS   Recommendation’ Will Re Made to School Board

JAX POLICE ASKED TO HOLD-DR. FLNGE   Said to Be Wanted With His Wife for Connection ‘With ‘Investigation. of - Death -of Shepard, Wealthy’ ‘Peach Grower. —Both are Gone,

JAX POLICE ASKED. TO HOLD DR. FLMC   Said to Be Wanted With His  Wife for Connection With Investigation of. Death of ‘Shepard, Wealthy Peach Grower.— Roth are Gone.

GULL THE UNPROFITRBLE. HENS FROM YOUR FLOCK   Farm Agent Ober is Planning “Poultry Selection” Meetings During Early Fall.

CULLING DEMONSTRATIONS   ae ee! Meetings to Be Held in County t Stimulate Interest Among the  ‘Whine Vikueee

NAVY DEVELOPES HIGH POWER ‘SEA HORNET’   New Motor Boat Will Carry Torpedoes in War Times and Is Very Destructive.

SEA HORNET DEADLY ~INATS EFFICIENCY   LATEST TYPE WATER FIGHTER HAS MANY THINGS MAKING IT DANGEROUS,

LOWDEN GAINS IN CONTEST   Supportera of the Candidacy of [HIli. nois Governor for the Presidency Aro Optimistic,

EIGHT MORE ARE 4 ADDED T0 LIST BY COMMITTEE   Wood Loses One More Claimed Delegation At Large — Hearing Continues.

LONTESTS DECIDED AT OPEN HEARINGS   Governor Lowden Probably Wil) Get all The Eight Votes in Question in G. 0. P Convention.   WOOD LEADNG WITH 238   Factional Disputes and Local Issues Determined Before Temporarily Roll Cali.

Sub Committee Will Report to Republican National Committee in Favor of Seating an Uninstructed Delegation.

LOWDEN GAINS IN THE CONTESTS FOR DFLERKES   Supparters Umlimenic Recame of Ac few of the Republican jai      DELEGATIONS VESTERDAY

AMBASSADOR DAVIS ON HIS WAY HOME   He Is Accompanied From London by Family

AMBASSADOR DAVIC Tray Tr ec   American Ambussador to Britatn Leaves London. .

CALL TO CONSERVATIVES.   And it Way Prevage a Fourth Term Movement for Governor Phillpp. Announcement.

ONO HE [9 PREPARED I) onOW PROOF OF Als CHARGED AGAINST 6.0.P.   White Also Comes To Fore With Announcement That Democrats Have But $100,000 in Campaign Treasury For 1920 Battle.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE “CARRYING FIGURES:ah FACTS ON SPEAKING TRIP

COX HAS POCKET FIIL OF PRANE      pax has pocket full ef proof   Leaves on Stumping. ‘Foor With Vigures Regardine Revublican ’ Campaign Fund. - -

COX LINES UP ALLEGED DATA FOR BIG TALK   Expected That Democratic Cur didate Will ‘‘Shoot'' in Pittsburgh Address.

COX CARRYING HIS. ~ PROGE IN POCKET   Nominee Also: Promises to Sup-: ply Senate Probers With  Dither Infaematian

Are Cotrsely Written Type-Writien Pages That Lock Like , Balance Sheet.

HUGHES SAYS HARDING FA VORS INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAE OF ‘IUSTICR   CLAIMS COX WAS NOMINATE! BY DEM: BOSSES WHO REP. RESENT BANEFUL INFLU.

COX HAS DATA   Democratic Nominee. Read) to Prove Charges By Herbert W. Walther

LARGE GROWDS ARE EXPECTED AT ALL FOUR PRECINCT CONVENTIONS 10 BE HELD IN CITY SATURDAY; MUCH INTEREST IS MANIFESTED

BROKE WINDOW TQ STEAL AUTOMATICS   Window Had Not Been Disterbe: When Police Ofttee rs Looked in

BROKE WINDOW TO STEAL AUTOMATICS   Window Had Not ‘Been Disturbe:< When Police Officers Looked in at 6:35

MORE ARRESTS ~ AT EVANSVELLE   Three More Defendants in the Bouse Conspiracy Case Were Arrested.

ROBRER KILLED BY THE POLICE   ATTEMPT TO ROB CHICAGC STORE WHEN STREET IS THRONGED,

POLICE 1S THRILLING — BATTLEWITH HNO   Two Shain In Running Fight At Chicago Following An Attempted Robbery.

Disclosures Are Declared B: Senator to Merit Universal Reprobation   WNO ACTION TAKEN ON PROPOSED RESOLUTION   WHETHER RIGHT OR WRONG REVELATION OF ALLEGED ORDER IS HELD WHOLLY UNJUSTIFIED,

GERMANY MUST MEET DEBTS   Complete Payments Will Be Exacted Commencing Next Saturday— Give Securities.

Germany Must Deposit Twenty Billion Marks in Gold or the Equivalent Pending Final Decision’of Commission

GERMANS MUST PAY 20 BILLION MARKS IN GOLD BY SATURDAY         Teutons Must Soon Start on Payment of Long Account Which They Now Owe Allies Under Terms of the Peace Treaty

DAY OF RECKONING. COMING AT HANE   Commission On Reparation To Fix Amount Due By Germany, By May 1, 1921.

4,000,000,000; , Must BE PAID Ry GERMANY AT ONCE   Ten Billions in Negotiabl Bonds are to be. Exacted Before Start,”   FOCH Tty. SUPERVISE TREATY EXECUTION   United States Waives Claim to Naval Tomage on Account of it Only Amounting  to 2 Per Cent.

GERMANY TO BEGIN PAYING HER ALLY DEBT THIS WEEK   Until Reparations Sum’s Fixed She'll Give Bond Equalling 20,000,000,000 Marks.

GERMANS BEGIN TO PAY    MUST PUT UP FIVE BILLIONS Ah 1 ONCE IN GOLD OR GOODS.   Later Ou She Will Be Required ta Pay kn Gold Bonds to w Total Sum of 20 Billion Dollars.

WILL SEE TnAl GERMANY PAYS   Reparation Commission to Fix the Amount Due From Teutons By May 1, 1921,

GERMANY MUST PAY DEARLY FOR HER FLING   Reparation Commission To Fix Exact Amount And Until Filed Huns Will  ‘Pay Large Sum   That Many Marks Right Away and Double::Fhat Amount Twice  t Later On—-Bonds For  4 Last Two

GERMANY MUST START SATURDAY TO PAY FORWAI   Commission on Reparatior Will Fix Full Amount by -_ May 4 4097.

ROBBERS TAKE $22,000 IN LOOT   JUST WHY THEY PASSED UP AN EQUIVALENT AMOUNT i5 SOURCE OF WONDER

ROB A SAFE IN COURT ROOMS      Bold Work of Thieves Over Detectfiwea’ Headquarters.

CHANGE PLEAS IN  ‘COURT TO GUILT!   SIXTEEN MORE DEFENDANTS 11  EVANSY'LLE BOOZE RING  CASES ADMIT GUILT

CRAZED NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER NEGRO AND STANDS OFF A POSSE   Barricaded in the Attack of a Farm House Sheriff and Deputies Are Held at Bay -Member of Posse is Grazed With Bullet.

Officers “Taking “Dynamite  to Scene to Blow. Up Hiding © ~ Place of Negro. na   Deputy Sheriff Gets. Scalp Wound in Fight; Exposed Self. Thinkine' Black Dead: -.

INSANE NEGRO MURDERS ‘HIS NEIGHBOR, BARRICADES HIMSELF IN OUTHOUSE AND RESISTS OFFICERS.

POSSE AFTER INSANE NEGRO   Took Refuge in’ Farm House After Killing Another Negro.

NEGRO HOLDS ~ POSSE AT BAY   Sheriff Is Now Making _ Preparations to Dyna: mite Building

DYNAMITE HOUat TO GET A NEGRO   CRAZED NEGRO HOLDS OFF SHERIFF'S POSSE AT A FARM IN TEXAS.   Dan Grimes, Negro, Shot and Killed Sunday — Deputy Sheriff Gets Wound in the Head.

NOANE NEGRO HANGING OFF CHERIEF POSSE   SHOT AND KILLED ANOTHER NE GRO AND THEN BARRICADED HIMSELF IN HOUSE.

IMMENSE GOAL MINE AND MINERAL DEAL CLOSED 1N THIS COUNT)   Vincennes and Terre Haute People Take Ove! All Holdings of Consolidated Indiana and Others, and Purchase IOO Acres of New Mineral Here

CHICAGO LABOR WANT U. S. TO AID POLAND   Pass Resolutions Demanding A General Strike If Government Does Not Heed Them. 

OKO GENERAL STRIKE IN AMERICA Ir THIS NATION TRIES TO AID THE POLES

FUGITIVE EOGAPES LEAPS FROM TRAIN   Alleged Murderer, Captured in Montana, Makes Getaway.

LEAPSOUT OF WINDOW OF SPEEDING TRAIN   DENNY CHESTER, CHARGED WilH K. © CRIME, FREE IN NEBRASKA   Run Down After Long Chase—Al. leged to Have Shot Girl During Holdup.

MURDER SUSPECT ESCAPES BY LEAP FROM PULLMAN   ‘Denny Chester Jumps Through Window of Compartment on Burlington Train.

~ ARE NOT IN ARREEMEN   REGARDING ADVISABILITY OF HOLDING MERTING TO PLAN FUTURE OF BASEBALL WHILE GRAND JURY Ts IN SESSTON,

MAJOR LEAGUE HEADS DIFFER ABOUT MEETING   Johnson Would Wait Until the Cook County Grand Jury Adjourns.

TWO HEADS AT VARIANCE   Presidents Johnson and Heyd. ler Opposed on Meeting of Major League Owners.

9  JEANNE DERA BODY 15 FOUND IN LAKE AT CHICACT      POLICE FINDS BODY OF HEIRESS MISSING MANY MONTHS— CAUSE OF DEATH NOT  . DETERMINED

BODY OF JEANNE DE KAY, MISSING HEIRESS. FOUIIE   Uull House Social Worker Idenufies Remains Taken From ws Take Michixan,

Body of Heiress ‘Found Today in ‘Lake Michigan   Jeanne DeKay, Missing Since December, Is Thought to Have Committed Suicide Through Despondency,

Nation-Wide Search For Wealthy Packer's Daughter Ends With Finding of Body

JEANNE DE KAY, MISSING HEIRESS, HAS BEEN FOUND   Her Body Taken FromsLake Michigan Today by Chicago Police.

JEANNE DE KAY, HULL HOUSE WORKER, FOUND IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Heiress Believed to Have Taken Own Life—Body in

CHICAGO WOMAN THOUGHT TO HAVE DROWNED SELF—WAS DESPONDENT OVER MARKS OF SMALLPOX ON HER FACE

RECOVER BODY OF GIRL HULL HOUSE WORKER   ‘Mystery in Disappearance of Jeanne Kay, Following Nationwide i Search Solved.

LAKE YIELDS UP JEANNE DE KAY BODY   Missing Heiress Found on Water Front by Policeman.

FIND MISS DEKAY DEAD NEAR WHERE LAST SEEN   Lake Michigan Gives Up Body of Protege of Miss Jane Addams, Long Missing

‘FIND BODY OF JEANNE DEKAY   Long Missing Young Woman 8BeHeved to Be a Saicide.

JEANNE DE KAY'S BODY 1S FOUNG   Hull House Official Identifies Corpse From Lake Michigan.

UCN TIFY BUOY Ut It KAY  OIHL   Hull House Social Worke: Recognizes Corpse By Clothing Marks

MISSING HEIRESS FOUND DEAD   Body of Jeanne DeKay Washed Ashore in Lake Michigan

SENATE TALKS OLDISSUE; NO ACTION TAKEN   Opponents - Declared. to Be Divided if Republican Con_vention Should Approve  ~ Reservations -

Most -of Tine Used by Irre} concifale Group.   (NORRIS TALKS LONG TIME

LEADERS CLAIM GAINS INFAVOR OF ARTICLE X   Administration Senators, However, Claim Ratification Will Fail by Large Margin

SENATE SPENDS DAY OCOATING PEACE I REATY   Session Taken up With Talk Without Action   NORRIS SPEAKS FOUR HOURS

DEDATE ON PACT WANDERS AROS: MILES OF WATER TO SUNNY EGYP]   Senator Morris Makes 4Hour Speech Denouncing Treaty Provisions Affecting Land of the Pyramids   BOTH SIDES CLAIM TO BE GAINING STRENGTH   Democratic and Republican Leaders Count Noses and Express Entire Satisfaction Over the Situation,

SENATE TALKED WITHOUT ACTING   Irreconcilables Take Up Most of the Time   DEVOTED TO. TREATY   Senator Smith, Democrat, Ad. vocates Adoption of Reser. vation Relating to Domestic Affairs in Its Original Form. Feeling Out Sentiment Re. garding Article Ten.

NO ACTION YESTERDAY BY SENATE ON TREATY   Debate Lasts All Day Without Vote Being Reached on Reservations. Norris and Smith Speak.

BIG CIRCUIT RACES      Peter Coley Wins Ohio Stake at North Randall

NAMES OF TN SAINTS ADDED 10 SACRE ROLE   St. Peter’s Scene of Solemn Ceremonies With: Pope Benedict in Throne

VANONIZATIONS. AT ST PETER’S   POPE BENEDICT CHIEF FIG ‘URE AT GREAT RELIG IOUS CEREMONY.   Passionist Monk and Founder oJ Sacred Heart “Devotion De clared Saints.

NEGRO POPULATION OF GARY   Census Figures Show 5,299 Negroes in indiana City—Increase of 1283.6 Per Cent.

GARY’S NEGRO POPULATION   Now 5,299, an Increase of 1283.6 Per Cent, Census Shows.

D UNDER ASSAULT GHARGI   Joachim, Cousin of Ex-Empero Takes Part m Attack on - French Officials.

FRENCH ARMY MEN ATTACKED IN BERLIN CAFE   Frenchmen Reftse to Stand When “Deutschland Uber Alles” Is Piayed

French Officers Refuse to Rise -When Anthem Is ‘Played and Fight  vette: naeittoa

GERMAN PRINCE JS ARRESTED   Joachim Albrecht of Prus \ ‘sia ‘Attacks Party of “Rrenchmen’ -”

GERMAN PRINCE IS "HELD FOR ASSAUL!   Joachin Albrecht. Attack: French Captain.

WOMAN MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS FROM HOME   MRS. HOMER DOUGHERTY UN EXPECTEDLY LEAVES WITH INJANT CHILY   HUSBAND ViSITINGIN OMAHA   GERMAN PRINCE ASSAULTS FRENCH ARMY OFFICER

TOTO ATTAGK ON FRENGHMAN   France Takes Action on Assault Upon Officer in Berlin.   KAISER’S COUSIN OFFENDER   Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia Hurls Glasses at Capt. Roughevin, Who Refused to Stand for “Deutschland Ueber Allies.”

JOACHIM. HAS MEAN STREAK   Cousin of Ex-Kaiser Attacks French Party in Berlin Restaurant.

HONS ATTACK AFRENGHMAN   Prince Arrested fur Assault on Of. 1 ficer Who Wouldn't Rise at i ‘Deutschland Uber Altes.”   RECALLING THE QUESTION AS TO WHO WON THE WAR

COUSEN OF EX-KAISER BEAT EP FRENCH OFFICERS,   The Episode Is Likely to Lead ty Capleasantness for the Ger. jaan Government.

PRINCE JOACHIM.IS ARRESTED FOR ATTACK ON FRENCH OFFICE   Frenchman Refused to Stand While Deutschland Uber Alles Was Sung. 

GERMAN JUNKERS TO BE ARRESTEL   ROVAL PRINCE AND A BARON IN VOLVED IN ATTACK ON A PRENCHMAN

ORDERS ARREST OF PRINCE WHO ~ OTARTED FIGHT   GERMAN ~ MINISTER OF  DEFENCE ACTS QUICKLY TO PUNISH INSULT. — ~

FRANCE PROTESTS PRINGE’S ATTACK   Assault by Kalser’s Cousin. on French Party Is Before German Regime.   ARREST OF JOACHIM ORDERED   Hurled Plates at Capt. Roughevin Who Refused to Stand While Otchestra _ Was Playing “Deutschland “8 Ueber Alles.”

MINISTER MAKES TENDERLOIN VISIT   Gives Observations in Eas ter Sermon.

M COMBS  FORMER DEMOCRATIC. NATIONAL CHAIRMAN  Out In the Open Today as Leader of   Out In the Open Today as Leader a: a Cox Boom.

McCombs Is Out  For Governor Cox As Dem Nominee   Former Party Chairman Say: McAdoo Would Be Poor * Choice   RESERVATIONS TO TREATY DISCUSSED

CANDIDATE IS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   ‘High-Pitched Enthusiasm Order of Day in Sena-  ~ tor’s Home Town.   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH "STRIKES A KEYNOTE

‘Ceremonies at Marion Attended by Most of the Big Leaders of the Party ‘and Thousands of Harding Enthusiaste—An ~ Aoceptance’ Speech Interpreting the Chicago Platform. —

LODGE DELIVERS © _ OPENING ADDRESS   City Handsomely Decorated ~ for Biggest Event of © Its Career,

THOUSANDS ON HAND TO HEAR NOMINEE SPEAK   Huge Harding Demonstra tions Staged in Marion  HARDING RECEIVES   Stands on Porch and Welcomes Dele. gates— Declares he Will Support Suffrage in Message.

Nominee, in Formal Speech tc Nation, Welcomes Popular Decision on League.

Harding Formally Notified Today            Seuntor Harding Accepted the Reprblican Nominatlon and Interpreted the Plotforn,

JAZZ'BANDS — “REND AIR IN ~ QUIET CITY   ‘Thirty. Trains and Thou. ~ sands of Autos: Bring» 7 Gala: Crowd, .   MOUNTAINS OF “EATS” AND: NO PROFITEERS

MARION IN GALA ATTIRE TO HONOR Ef) P ONAMINEF   Thousands on Hand to Partici« pate in the Notification . Ceremonies Todav   NOISE AND ENTHUSIASM   Flag Raised on McKinley Flag Pole--Harding in Acceptance Speech

Mor LS rRinNbDo.  Delegation After Delegation Marches to Senator’s Home --Gives Address This Afternoon.

Notification Ceremonies At‘tended by Tremendous Gathering   CAMPAIGN KEYNOTE IS SOUNDED IN ADDRESS

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE PUTS AME CANIM FIRST It TF ACCEPTANCE      Great Crowd in Marion for Ceremonies Which Virtually Start the Campaign—Home Town Plays Host.   PICTURESQUE FEATURES INCLUDE PRESENCE CF HIS FAMOUS OLD BAND

ACCEPTANCE SPEECH I HEARD BY GREAT CROWD OF ADMIRERS   Marion Today Mecca of Tens Of Thousands of Republicans from. All Parts of  The Country.   Senator Harding’ 's apeech of acceptance is printed in full oft Pages tix and seven of this igs  sue of The News,Telegraph,

SPEECH ENDS PROCRAMME   Will H. Hays Presides pt Ceremonies; Representatives of Party Present. }

HARDING PLEDGES RULE BY PARTY   Republican Nominee Formally Accepts The Presidential Nomination. . ,   BARELY TOUCHES DRY LAW   Assails League Covenant as Brought Back by Wilson. Favors Referendum on That Document,

ENT UalAoMt RUN HUGH AS NOMINEE GIVES ATTITUDE      Notification Ceremonies. Bring  _ to Marion Most of Big Leaders of Party and Thousands of Personal Admirers :

oxeirstions Opened at O'elock “jn Morning BY ‘wlends and Neighbors,   ean Nowimes Lendiy AcciaimBy Bege ‘Crowd. Pited - With ‘eiitieal) Rmotiogalism; Delegations Seumple: of “One Another’s Heals,

Senator H. C. Lodge Makes Address Notifying the Nominee.   HOME TOWN IN BEST BIB AND TUCKER   Day Begins With a Noisy Demonstrationg By the Natives.

HARDING NOTIFIED FORMALLY OF HIS NOMINATION. FOR THE PRESIDENCY         SENATOR LODGE, GE, SPEAKING FOR ‘REPUBLICAN PARTY, MAKES NOMINATION SPEECH   HE DELIVERS A LENGTHY SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE   Ohio Senator. Outlines the  Policies Which He Will Carry Out if ‘Be .Is Victorious «”

OLLICAMPAICN. OPEN: OW WITH ACCEPTANGI REDIOF SEN, HARDIN   FORMAL NOTIFICATION BRINGS TO MARION, OHIO, PARTY LEADERS FROM ALL PARTS   Big DEMONSTRATION OPENS CELEBRATION

LODGE DELIVERS OPENING ADDRESS   City Handsomely Decorated for Biggest Event of lts Career.

GREAT DEMONSTRATION FOR THE CANDIDATE      Delegation After Delegation Go to the Harding Home; 30 Special Trains.

ditieal Leaders Attend Enistic Ceremonies; 80 Spetains Carry Throngs te ,P, Political Capital

BIG DEMONSTRATION ~1§ ACCORDED NOMINEE   Thousands Gather. at Marior For Ceremonies.

Republican Campaign Attains Full Speed Ahead as Senator Harding Is Formally Told of Selection.   CELEBRATION AT MARION STARTED EARLY IN DAY   Candidate in Speech Interprets Chicago Platform and Declares the Principles Upon Which He Stands.   Senator Harding’s speech of acceptance will be found on Page 5 and Senator Lodge’s notification speech, on Page 4.

FORMALLY ACCEPTS G.0.P. NOMINATION   NOMINEE NOTIFIED AT MARION (OHIO) RESIDENCE.

FESTIVITIES BEGIN EARLY   (Text of Senator Harding’s speecn will be found on page 2).

6, 0, P. CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY WITH TODAY'S CEREMONIES AT MARION   BIG PARTY LEADERS AND THOUS. ANDS OF VISITORS HEAR HARDING'S SPEECH,

Harding F orthally Notified Today   Senator Fierdlug: Accepted the Re publican Nomination and Inicrpret ed the Platyorin,

HDING GWEN WILD ACCLAIM IN NOTIFIGAT it   High Pitched Enthusiasm Rules the Day in Marion.

NOTIFICATION CEREMONY AT MARION TODAY   Thousands Greet G. Ox P. Candidate, All , are Jubilant

G.0,P, CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY OFFICIALLY TODAY   Senator Harding is Formally Notified of his  Nomination   SultS Abandon Plan

REPUBLICANS NOW EGIN CAMPAIGN   Notification Ceremony Marks Start Of Fight.

BORDEN THANKS JOHN D. SR.   Premier Tells Canada’s Gratitude for Gift of $5,000,000 to Promote ’Medical Education.

MISSING AIRMEN ARE SAFE   American and Mexican ti" Plane Vand on Beach of Gulf of California.

Machine Lands on “Beach o of Gulf o California-—Breaks Propeller.

NUMBER-KILLED 1 “CLASH WITH MINERS IN WEST VA. TOWN   Revolver Fight Follows When Detectives Attempted to Eject Strikers in Matteawan.

TEN KILLED IN PISTOL = DUEL IN MINING TOWN; — THREE HURT: 3 MISSING

WILL NOT ENTER INTO 7 ACADEMIC DISCUSSION   Chairman Hays . Declines Pro league Request For Debate. .

HAYS -DEGLIRES— UUAY FOR LEAGUE   Says He Has No Time te Waste In Academic Discussion of “Trick”? Question

eee  GENERAL WOOD TO CLOSE OHIO TOUR SATURDAY NIGHT   Reached Columbus Earty Saturday from Canton Meetings.   WILL MAKE FOUR SPEECHES AT. CAPITAL DURING DAY   War Veterans Will Hear Candidate at Mass Meeting Tonight.

WOOD CONFERS WITH LEADERS IN COLUMBUS   Conclusion of First Tour in The State Ends Saturday Night   Spends Much Time With Managers and Meeting Admirers

WOOD ENDS UP. HIS OHIO TOUR AT COLUMBUS   Mass Meeting to Be Held Tonight. at~ Memorial Hali--Speaks. Four: Times Today -

SEVEN INJURED.   Explosion of Gascline in the WareLanan af Rithher Plant.

EARLY EXIT OF REPUBLIC FROM LEAGUE LIKE   VOTING DOWN BY GENEVA { FERENCE or PROPOSALS 18 CAUSE.   Declare Noted Provision of Cove Does Not Guarantee the Terri

ARGENTINA HAG HAD ENGUGH OF THE LEAGUE   First Withdrawal Likely to Come Today, According to A. P. Dispatch From Buenos Aires,

TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY IS NOT GUARANTEED LEAGUE MEMBERS SAYS FIRST OFFICIAL RULING      Decision One of Most Momentous Yet Taken by League; Withdrawal of Argentine From League, Because of Failure to Secure Approval of Proposals. Is a Possibility.   UNBEATEN BILLINGS ELEVEN LEAVES TODAY FOR BOZEMAN

THIRD HUNGER STRIKER Dic IN IRELAND   Final Plans Made for MacSwiney’s Funeral. Sinn Feiners to Attend

FEAR TROUBLE   ‘Death Of Another Hunget Strike Rouses Entire Nation.   FIRING BREAKS OUT   Heavy Forces of British Police Move To Strategic Poinis.

ANOTHER SINN FEIN HUNGER STRKER DE:   Joseph Murphy Expires In Cork  Jail—Ireland Aroused to High Pitch.

DEMPSEY MAY SIGN ~ UP CUNBOAT SMITI   Champion Also Seeks Bout With Bill Brennan, Chicago Heavyweight Title Aspirant

WOULD SINK GUNBOAT   Dempsey Has Designs 01  Smith of That Title

DAY OF RECKONING FOR BLUE SKY" DUPES   ‘INVESTED _MILLIONS—MONEY NOW NEEDED FOR NCESSARY PURPOSES ‘   HOUSING PROBLEM SERIOUS

Federal Government and Corona de Beach Company Join in Reenenat ta Suvnreme Court.

PLEA OF GUILTY MADE BY PASCAL   “Crank” Enters Acknowledgment of Second Degree Murder and Kidnaping of Little Blakely Coughlin.

KIONAPPER READY 10 ACCEPT PUNISHMENT   Pleads Guilty to Second Degre Murder and Kidnapping. Faces Life Imprisonment.

FOUR ASPIRANTS FOR GOVERNOR OF VERMONT   Republicans Voting In Today’ § Pri aries Will Have Wide Choice of Men To Select From

GOVERNOR OF MAINE FOE OF JOHN BARLEY CORK   Confers With Hughes to Learn Right of States Which Have Ratified AmendnCiit.

SEEKS ADVICE ON DRY LAY   Governor Milliken of Mainc at New York in Consultation With Charles E. Hughes.

FLYER. DROWNS. IN- LAKE   Lieut. Sydney Pedott Loses Life anc Lieutenant Bachelor Is Injured in Lake Michigan.

NAVY FLYER DIES IN LAKE   Lieutenant Pedott Drowns When His Plane Dives Into Water.

3 DEAD RESULT BUBGNIC PLAGUE   Vera Cruz “Accepts Offer o U.S. Sanitary Detachment to Combat Scourge

MEXICO WILL ACCEPT YANK AID IN PLAGUE   Bubonic Epidemic Ravishing Vera Cruz; Three Dead.

Hot Row in Senate on Tariff Bill, Said It Will Hold People Up for Great Sum, Is “Suicidal” in Effect

i Several. -Hourg.of ury.of Spirited: De bate In Preliminary Skir mish In the House.

EMERGENCY TARIFF 15 SIDETRACKED BY SENATE MEMBERS   Spirited Debate and Two Roll Calls Precede Sending Measure to Finance Committee.

DEMOCRATS oPLIT OVER TARIFF BIL      NEW TARIFF RSGULATIONS WILL HINDER PRODUCERS HARRISON SAYS.

INDICATIONS ARE GIVEN IN SENATE (F TARIFF FIGHT   Two Roll Calls Required to Refer Emergency Bill to Finance Committee.   DEMOCRATIC FORCES SPLIT IN OPENING CLASH   Senator McCumber Announced During Debate That Measure Would be Taken Up Early Next Month and Given Adequate Consideration.

SPIRITED DEBATE IN SENATE OVER TARIFF MEASURE   Two Roll Calls are Needed te Obtain the Usual Routine Action.   DEMOCRATS SPLIT IN OPENING CLASH   Body Finally Votes to Send Bill to Finance Com“mittee.

TARIFF BILL DENOUNCED IN SENATE   Called ‘Iniquitous’ anc ‘Suicidal’ by Demo cratic Leaders   FINALLY REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE   Public Hearings Ex. pected to Be Held Next Week

SPIRITED DEBATE WW SENATE OVER —TABIEE MEASIIRE   Two Rall Calls are Needed te Obiain the Usual Routine Apion.   DEMGCRATS SPLIT IW OPENING CLASH   Body Finally Votes to Sent Bill (o Finance Com.

SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE NOW HAS TARIFF BILL   Action Preceded By Several Hours Of Spirited Debate Which Indtcates Fight Ahead Over Pro.  posed Leelslaton.   DEMOCRATIC VOTE DIVIDED

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL (S REFERRED   DEMOCRATIC FORCES SPLIT, FIVE VOTING WITH THE REPUBLICANS.   TWO VOTES ARE TAKEN   t ‘Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska Denounces House Measure  as “Embargo Bill.”

TARIFE BILL DEBATE SHOWS STIFF FIGHT PROSPECT IN SERAT!   Even Routine of Sending tne Measure to Committee De: velops Activity.   DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON VOTE   Senate Finally Votes Unani ! mously to Send Bill to the : Finance Committee.

SENATE SENDS TARIFF BILL TO FINANCE BODY   Hitchcock Charges Senate  Machinery Fixed to Rush It Through   ZILLI CALLED “SUICIDAL”   MISS SENATOR SAYS 1T WILL NOT AID FARMERS — WILL BOOST H.C. L.

THE TARIFF BILL SUP TO FARMERS   Says Senator Harrison i -Assailing Measure   )ver Emergency Act Promise: to be Spirited—Hours of De bate and Two Roll Calls Ne. cessary to Refer Bill to Fin. ance Committee — Hearings May be Allowed

STAGE SET FOR FIGHT ON TARIFF   HOUSE BILL GOES TO FINANCE COMMITTEE AFTER LIVELY SKIRMISH   BILL DECLARED EMBARGO   Provisions Denounced as Vicious by Democratic Members—Would Restrict Commerce

All Indications Point to Bitter Fight Over Proposed Emergency Legislation: Hitch - cock and Harrison Launch Verbal Attacks  > on Bill: McCumber Will Demand Changes   HEARINGS START NEXT MONTH

DENOUNCED Aa QUIGIDAL ANL “AP? TQ WEST   Many Senators Declare They Are Unalterably Opposed to the Legislation Propos ed as a Relief Measure for Growers.   SHOULD A) COMMERCE   Most Iniquitous Piece of Leg. islation Country Has Ever Seen, Declares Harrison. Would Not Support Proposition.

HAD HALF MILLION POOL FOR SERIE:   Assistant Attorney General of New York Says Big Money Interests Backed Baseball Gamblers.

BIG GAMBLING POOL.   Itis Charged With Trying to Fip UWearld Carine,

CANDIDATE OF EARMERLARDR PARTY. PRAISES IMMIGRANT CITIZEN   CHRISTENSEN EMPHASIZES. THAT SCANDINAVIAN ELEMENT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO POLITICAL  PROGRESSIVISM

ANGTUORD IS WUTBUXED BY DILL TALE th PRELIMINARY   Harry Greb and Chuck Wiggins in Draw Before Main Event   ‘SONTENDER FAILS TO WIN CROWN   Miske Outclassed by Champion in Every Round of Short Bout

CHAMPION FLOORS ST. PAUL MAN FOR COUNT IN THE THIRD ROUND   Right Hand Blow to Chin Sends Challanger Down for Count of Nine, and as He Staggers to Feet Dempsey Put Over Sleep Punch.

MISKE LASTS BRIEF  THREE ROUNDS BEFORE DRWING ATTACK OF ~ CHAMPION DEMPSEY   St. Paul Aspirant Goes Down fram ‘ Right to Head Before Third Frame Half Over   CHALLENGER FLOORED FOR COUNT OF FIVE IN SECOND

CHAMP SGOT DECISIVE BLOW N THD ROUND  Crowd of 17,000 000 Present at Fight: Receipts Over $150,000  WENT DOWN LAST TIME AFTER COUNT OF NINE  Demnsey’s Superior Skill Is         Crowd of 17,000 Present at Fight: Receipts Over $150,000   WENT DOWN LAST TIME AFTER COUNT OF NINE   Dempsey’s Superior Skill Is Apparent After Opening Clash

PALMER TO BE } REPRESENTED   Will Send an ‘Assistant to Appear Before Judge Anderson.

ANTES 10 APPEAR FOR GOVERNMENT      Former Assistant to Palmer Will Represent Department of Justice   CASE SET FOR MONDAY   Federal Judge Anderson Will Then Inquire Into Soft Coal Hearing

‘DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ‘TO: ATTEND: INVESTIGATION   Former Assistant Ames. Will Appear in Indianapolis -Be-fore Judge Anderson.

PALMER MAKING READY TO FACE COAL INGUIPIES   Says Government Now  Prepared to Proceed With Cases.

PALMER CONFERS WITH HIS STAFI   Will be Represented at Inquiry Into Connection With Coa Cases by Former Assistant C. B. Ames.

PALMER TO BE REPRESENTED BY HIS FORMER ASSISTANT   Inquiry Into Attorney General’s Connection With the Soft Coal Case Will Begin Tomorrow.  age tem

HITCHCOCK SILENT UN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY   May Run on Wet Platform His Telegram to Bourbons tndicates

Hitchcock May be Candidate for Democratic Nomination Favors Light Wines and Bee

BLUSHING BRIDE ATTITUDE ASSUMED BY THE SENATORS   Hitchcock for Light Wines and Presidency, Too, if He Can Get It.   SMITH WILL~ CONSIDER IT   Boom in Nebraska for Hitchcoc! and Another in Georgia for Hoke Smith.

NON-COMMITTAL AS TO PROBABLE ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRES.  IDENTIAL CANDIDACY.

HITCHEGCK FOR BEER   Nebraska Senator is in Fa}or of ; ~ Wild? Infosicallts

MEXICAN OFFICIAL ° CLAIMED BY DEATH   Gen. Benjamin Hill Passes Away.

MEXICAN WAR SECRETARY DEAD   General” Hill Expires After Several Dave’ llineas.

MEXICANS MOURN DEATH OF SECRETARY OF WAF   General Benjamin Hill Suc _cumbs to Illness of Several Days’ Duration

Wife Holds Key To Mystery In Markesan Case   Inccemy leted WH of Dead Woman" Husband Adds to Complications—hFreudenberg May Sue Officials for False A wnsak

+ hella lil ladiil PERSE EDEEOEE EEE SEEESEEEED SFOS,  ? MAY 7 WILL BE ARBOR DAY 3  CC a bn nbn bh dOSSSEEAADLBRE RODEO  &

WEILL’S SPECIAL SALE JANUARY PRICES ON ALL SUITS AND COATS ONE-THIRD OFF.

‘WILSON EXPECTS TO CALL FEW MEETINGS OF CABINET   Clearing House Method May Be Supplanted by Two or Three Man Conferences.

Cotton Market      (Courtesy S. L. Mansell, Jr., Co) FUTU RE MARKETS,

COTTON MARKET   (Courtesy S. L. Mansell, Jr., Co.)  FUTURE MARKETS. NEW VORK.   api MARRY TSA.

MEXICANS ARE AFRAID TO TALK TO COMMITTEE   Offered the Protectior of Executive Sessions.

MEXICAN SECRET OEAVICE AGENTS AT ALL HEARINGS   Carranza Government Objects to Subjects Testifying Before Fall Committee.   RAILROAD MAN TELLS OF WORKINGS GRAN LIGA   Cabloet Member Quoted as Seying He Expects Serious Complict@tions Beiween His Country and United Stat@s Beeause of Shipments of Munitions of War Recently Received,

MEXICANS HAE SECRET AGENTS QURING INQUIRY   Parranza Government’s Ok: jections to Testimony Will Cause Increased Executive Sessions   RAILROAD MAN DETAILS OUTRAGES WITNESSED   Senate Committee Told of Robberies and Oppressions Inflicted on Americans

Secret Service Men. of Car-ranza’s Government  ire. Present at Investigation,        RAILROAD CONDUCTOR TELLS OF MANY CRIMES   Asserts Zapastas Delighted in Stealing Young Girls~  - Jack Johnson Popular 3 Among Greasers,.

MEXICO WOULD KEEP MEXICANS FROM HEARINGS   a  CARRANZA GOVERNMENT OBJECTS TO SUBJECTS GIVING TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

COREY OEQalONS HELA GN SATURDAY   MEXICO OBJECTS TC HER CITIZENS TESTIFYING AT SAN ANTONIO.   BOUTS ARMS SHIPMENT   Fcoth Japan and Spain Are Supplying the Carranza Government With Arms,  Tt Is Asserted.

LLOYD GEORGE IN GOOD HEALTH   SPRINTS FOR TRAIN DESPITE REPORTS OF HIS 1  HEALTH,

TAFT IN MARION TA AD HARDING   Former President Arrives to Give Advice on Peace Project Today. .   M’CORMICK IN - GERMANY

HARDING TURNS T0 TAFT FOR COUNSEL ON WORLD PROBLEM:   New International Court One of Principal Subjects Discussed.

HARDING TURNS 10 TAFT FOR ADVICE   Turns to Ex-President For Counsel on World Peace Problem.

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT AT MARION   He is Conferring Today With President-Elect Harding.

EX-PREIDSENT AND FUT URE: ONE CONFEK   Rig  TAFT AND HARDING HOLD Cony zo  FERENCE TODAY OVER fi  as  WORLD LEAGUE . ey

HAROWNG AND TAFT CONFER   Plans for New ; International Court Discussed Is Report, ©

HARDING CONFERS WITH TAFT   Gets Former President’s Views on World Peace

TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDING ON WORLD PEACE   Conference Revives Rumors 0 Appointment   Meeting Arranged At Reques Of Harding

HARDING TURNS TO FORMER PRESIDEN   Speculation Revised Abcut His Pos: : sible Appointment To Some High Position.

HARDING DISCUSSES. PLANS FOR WORLD COURT WITH: TAFT   President-elect also Asks Advice.on Reorganization of “Executive Branch   TAFT EXPECTED TO GET HIGH GOVERNMENT POST   Mentioned for Cabinet Place and for Supreme Bench

WILLIAM H. TAFT WITH PERENNIAL SMILE CONSULTS  ~ WITH MR HARDING   Possible That Co-Originator of Article Ten May Have - Cabinet Portfolio Tendered to Him   RECONSTRUCTION IS - PLANNED BY REPUBS   YRELINGHUYSEN ASSERTS. THAT UNLESS G. 0. P. DOES SOME- + THING TANGIBLE DEMOCRATS WILL COME BACK

TAFT COUNSELS HARDING   Latter Asks Former Preident’s Ade vice on World Peace and Organi- © ; zation of His Administration.

HARDING AND TAFT CONFER   Turned to Ex-President Today for Counsel on  World Peace

AFT’S CONFERENCE WITH HARDING TALK AS TO HIS PART ID REGIME: MAY GO TO CABINE!

HARDING SEEKS TAFT'S COUNCIL   President Elect Turns to Form. er Chief Executive for Advice on Peace Plan

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDING   Visit of Statesman Revives Talk of His Appointment to a High Office.

TAFT GIVES HARDING COUNSEL ON COURT   PRESIDENT-ELECT GOs TO HIM TO DISCUSS PEACE PROBLEM, INTERNATIONAL COURT AND COMMISSIONS.

Visit of Tat Revived Speculatiot as to His Seitction For Cabinet Place

HARDING HEARS TAFT’S TALK ON WORLD PROBLEM   ¥ormer President Confers With President-Elect at Marion, Ohio   TAKE UP ADMINISTRATION   Taft Made Study of Business Problems of National Government

HARDING Kaka FOR TAFT EXPERIENCE ON WORLD COURT   Former President Called Inte Conference on Questions Facing Chief-Elect.

TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDING   WORLD PEACE PROSLIEM AND REORGANIZATION OF EXECUTIVE URANCIH OF GOVERNMENT 'TAKIEN UP FOR DISCUSSION,

TAFT AND. ~ AARDING   Talking Over World Peace Mal fers in Marion Today,   WILL TAPT. BE NAMED?   Is-the Former President to Serve the Nation in Sonate im‘portant Capacity? 

TAFT CONFERS WITH HARDIN ABOUT LEAGUE   FORMER PRESIDENT GIVES VIEY: ON LEAGUE AND INFORMATION AS TO POLICLES,

RARDING CONSULTS FOVIMER PRESIDENT TAFT ON PRORIEMS   World Pesce and New Or ganization Discussed in Marion Conference.

EX-PRESIDENT TAFT IS CLOSETED WITH HARDING   World Peace Problems Subjects ' of Conference Today at Marion

HARDING SEES TAFT ON WORLD PEACE PROBLEM   Next Head of Nation Has Not Yet Determined What His Proposal Shall Be

BALKS M’ADOO MOVEMENT   New Mexico Democratic Convention Ohairman Denies Motion to Instruct

President Scores Congress Selfish Aims . Are Charged Says US. People Burdened

Criticizes Solons for Not: Acting Upon High Cost. of. Living,. Treaty of Peace arid Other Important Legislation   CONGRESS DOMINATED. BY” EXPEDIENCY HE ASSERTS   Executive Replies to Request of " Rail Unions to Prevent” '-Adjournment: °

INSENTED: TO. ATWOURNMENT, BECAUSE. HE DrSPAIRED OL . CONSTRUCTIVE LAWS .

LAGK OF ACTION ON PEAGE AND. HG. L. SCORED   President’ Tells Brotherhood - Nothing Could-Be Expected From Lawmakers   ATTEMPT MADE T0 DEFER ADJOURNMENT   Political Expediency Rather Than Lofty Service, Actuates Body. He Says

Ie PRESIDENT FIRES HOT SHOT Al CONGRESS   Mr. Wilson Replies to Protes of Railroad Men Against Adjourment.   NO GOOD CAN COME FROM SUCH CONGRESS   Chief Executive Intimate: That Further Session Would Be Futile.

WILSON GIVES CONGRESS BIG SLAM TODAY   He Says That Body Is Political Rather Than Aiming Towards Serving Public Welfare.

, WILSON FIRES FINAL ' VOLLEY AT CONGRESS      BLAMES CONGRESS FUR FAILING TO TAKE ACTION ON HL CL.      Yelegram fo  Hroverhodcs, President: Expresses Lack or

Congress in-Delays   Claims House Is Adjourgipg Withod Taking Action in Reed to: High Cost of Living, and on Important: Bés mestic Legislations - °°) 21.  A 2

Charges Solons With Failurs  to Fase Necessary Legislation.   NO USE CONTINUING SESSION. HE SAYS   Tella Brotherhood Congress Ie Actuated by Political Ex-— padiency Only.

WILSON’S TELEGRAM. ~ CRITICIZES ‘CONGRESS   Answering Request to Keep It it _ Session, Says It Is Hope“. Jess Task.   TELLS RAILWAY UNION MSN   Blames Delay te Important Legis. lation on ‘‘ Political Expediency.”’

WILSON SCORES ~ THE CONGRES:                Denounces  Bady ‘Failuresto Enact’ °C ‘structive . Legislati “Political -Expedien Dominant, Motive. ao G .      LETTER EXCERPT:

Says Political Expediency Dominating Motive of Na- tional Lawmakers.   BROTHERHOODS WANT SESSION CONTINUED

WILSON SAYS CONGRESS DID LITTLE GOOD   Criticizes Both Houses for What He Terms Failure to Act on Bills.   ADJOURNMENT IS SEI FOR 4 P. M, TODAY

WILSON HITS CON: GRESS FAILURE TO LEGISLATE   Tells Railroad Men That it Failed to Attack High Cost of Living and Other Problems.   HOPELESS AS TO FUTURE ACTION   Thinks Congress May a: Well Adjourn and Be Done With Its Sessions, He Tells Brothedhoods.

PRESIDENT WILSON DENOL  BS CONGRESS FOR ITS FAILURE TO ¢  T THE HIGH COST OF LIVING

CONGRESS SCORED AS FAILURE BY PRESIDENT   DOMINATING MOTIVE IS POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY RATHER THAN . SERVICE, WILSON SAYS. *

WILSON 1S PEEVED; ~ DENOUNCES CONGRES   President Writes Telegram Criticising Lack of “Constructive Legislation.”

CONGRESS HAS FAILED, WILSON TELLS UNIONS   Has No Reason to Hope Thai the Session’s Continuance  Would Bring Results.

PRESIDENT WILGOA RAPS GONGRESS   — DOMILN, ATES CONGRESS  LETTERS TO GAQTHERHAONS      President Has No Reason to Hope fo: Constructive Legislation Fron Present Congress,

WILSON FAULTS CONGRESS LAGK H. GL. AGT!ON   Tells Union Men Political Ex _ pediency Ousted Lofty Purpose to Serve.    Statement Was Answer t Plea to Prevent Adjournment This Afternoon.

Tells Rail Labor Heads That Political Expediency Not Public Welfare Dominated   ‘ASKED NON-ADJOURNMENT   Railway Brotherhood Told Continuation of Session Would See no Needed Legislation

WILSON FLAS THE CONGRESS   President Speaks Plainly - Fy Labor Leaders,

WILSON TELLS TROUBLES TO RAIL BROTHERHOOD   President Takes Railmen Inte His Confidence and Says Congress fa NoM Good   HAD NO LOFTY PURPOSE

NEEDS OF PEOPLE MADE PLAYTHING FOR POLITICIANS   No Use To Continue Session, Wilson Shows  In Telegram.

WILSON CRITICIZED ACTION OF CONGRESS   COULD NOT HOPE CONTINUANCE OF SESSION WOULD RESULT IN CONSTRUCTIVE WORK,

THE PRESIDENT RAPS CONGRESS   Declares He Has No Hope of Con. structive Legislation by Present Body.

SESSION SCORED FOR FAILURE — OFBILLS   TELEGRAM TO RAILROAD LABOR ORGANIZATIONS 1S EXCORIATIVE.

WILSON ROUNDLY SCORES CONGRESS   Saw No Hope of Enacting Eee homie Relief Measures.   MIGHT AS WELL’ ADJOURN   President’s Response to Appeal That it Be Kept in Session, Made by Rail. road Brotherhoods,

WILSON BLAMES CONGRESS; H.C. I} UPTO SOLONS   President Says Legislative Body has Faited to give Serious Attention to Problem of Living Costs; Prevented Peace, President Cries.   Advanced No Constructive Pian for tions Abroad Which Must be Reflected in U. S.. He Says.

CHARGES CONGRESS HID NOT 00 GUTY   Failed to Take Important Remedial Action With Respect to Cost of Living, President Wilson Declares.

WILSON DECLARES CONGRESS PLAYED POLITICAL GAME   Attempts To Bring About Favorable Action on Constructive Legislation Were Frus trated.

PRESIDENT RAPS CONGRESS  FOR BEING SO DO-NOTHING BODY AT PRESENT SESSION

WILSON CHARGES FAILURE TO PASC BENEFICIAL LAWS   ‘SOQ REMEDIAL ACTION WITH RESPECT TO HIGH PRICES TAKEN,” SAYS PRESIDENT.   DECLARES POLITICS AULED   In Message to Railroad Chiefs, Executive Asserts Continuation of Ses sion Would Have Been Useless.

NILSON AFFIRMS THAT POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY ACTUATED CONGRESS NOT DESIRE TO GWE PEOPLE RELIEF FROM CONDITIONS

‘for Failing to Enact Constructive Legislation   To Prevent Profiteering or Reduce Liviag Costs.

CONGRESS SCORED. > BY PRES, WILSON   HAS’NOT-HELPED: BRING PEACE IN EUROPE-OR-DO. ANYTHING TO CUT THE raer on Soptrentee

WILSON RAPS CONGRESS FOR FAILURE TO CONCLUDE PEACE AND. ACT ON H.C.   Telégram To Railway Brotherhdod Chiefs States He fs Not Surprised, In Light Of Present Record, That Saatiactive Measures Have Not Been Enacted.

He Long Ago Gave Up Hope of Securing Ccnstructive  Legislation.   SPEAKS OF THE H. C. OF L.

DEPLORES NO ACTION UPON HIGH PRICES   Replies to Rail Men Who Would Delay Adjournment  WILSON DESPAIRED   Declares He Accepied Some of This (ongress’ Legislation Because He “Could Get No Better.”

POLITICS AHEAD OF BUSINESS, IS WILSON CHARGE  President Informs Rai   President Informs Rail Workers Congress Is to Blame.

AVILSON, IN FINAL FLING, OTLY HAPS PASSING CONGRESS   No Good; Puts Politics Above Service, Reply to Protest Against Adjournment.   PROFITEERS UNSCATHED, PLAINT OF RAILROAD MEN   Accepted Some Laws Because Despaired of Ever Getting , Anything Better.

WILSON CRITICIZES CONGRESS’ FAILURE   Declares He Has No Hope Continuance In Session Would Result in Relief of Economic Conditions.

et  __HAS- RULED DAY      Rather Than Any Desire To Serve         IH LETTER TO. RAILWAY MEN   Declares Congress Followed Do-Noth. ing Policy. Which Invites, nen a. Chaos and Bu iness Disorder .

alti fa Sn menace oa ‘senor sen ni ett eat  PRESIDENT TAKES A FALL QUT OF ~GONGRESS FOR ALLEGED INACTION   n Messaze to Offictals of the Railroad Brotherhoods He Takes Congress to Task on High Cost of Living, the Conclusion of Peace and Important Domestic Legislation

CONGRESS HIT BY CRITICISM OF PRESIDEN]   Dominating Motive Was Political Expediency, He Says

CONGRESS RAKeD BY PRESIDENT   Denounces. Failure - “fo: "Remedy High Cost of Living   PEACE BLOCKED

PRESIDENT ORI TICIZES  CONGRESS FOR DELAY   Wires Railroad Brotherhoods  That Record of Congress Is Such That No Use to Recall

THE CONGRESS AIPPED UP BACK   President Wilson Scolds Body for Failing to Enact Certain Legislation- i   SCORES IT FOR NOT REDUGING EH. C. OF L.   Charges Members With Acting Through Motives of Political Expediency.

Failed, Chief Executive Said, to Act Regarding H. C. L., Con ___ clusion of Peace and Important Domestic Legislation— Evident That No Lofty Public Welfare Purpose Actuated Congress—-To Prolong Session Would Not Help.

SAYS CONGRESS PLAYED THE GAME   Wilson Scores Body For Allowing Politics to Interfere. 5   TELEGRAM TO RAILMEN   Permitted Adjournment Because He “Despaired of Anything Better.” Policy Evident to All,

CONGRESS; WRITES T0 LABOR LEADERS   Says Legislators Have Failed To Act To Restore Peace Or Reduce Living Costs   NO PROGRAM WE SAYS.   Was Answer To Protest By Brotherhoods Against Adjournment

WILSON FIRES FINAL _ VOLLEY AT CONGRESS   BLAMES CONGRESS FOR FAILING TO ‘TAKE ACTION ON H.C. L.   n ‘ielegram to  Brotherhedcs President Expresses Lack ° of Confidence

PRESIDENT WON'T REQUEST CONGRESS   Wilson Refuses Brotherhoods’ Request to Ask Cengress to Dells Today’s Adjournment

WILSON CHARGES GONGRESS WITH FAILURE TQ AGT   Accepted Some Legislation, “‘Despaired of Anything Better”’

PRESIDENT WILSON DENOUNCED CONGRESS FOR ITS FAILURES   in Telegram to Railroad Labor Organ izations, the President Scored Congress.

No Reason to Hope Its Continuance Would Be : Ranafieial   OMITTED BIG DUTY   ‘Signed Its Bills Because  He “Despaired of Any- ! thing Better.?’ 

The Present Congress Had a Mine That Did Not Rua Along with the President's,

CONGRESS FAILED U. S.   Wilson Blames Members for Not Settling Domestic Questions.

NO EFFORT TO SERVE PUBLIC AT LONG MEET   Wilson Flays Legislators for Failure to Relieve H. C. L. Distress...   NO USE TO KEEP BODY IN SESSION LONGER

CONGRESS HIT BY “WILSON IN REPLY ~TORAILROAD MEN   President Points Out Failure t Act on H. C. L. Legislation, Peace and Important ® Domestic Laws.

C. L.. PROGRAM  ee peg ord   wiLeon “SCORES FAILURE OF CONGRESS TO TAKE ANY _-). ARMEDIAL ACTION

RESIDENT IN ‘LETTER GRITICISES CONGRESS   ir Fatling to Take A Action to Remed: the High Cost of Living

PRESIDENT DlobUSTED WITH WORK OF CONGRESS ~AICHT AS WELL ADJOURN   SAYS HE CAN NOT HOPE FOR ANY IMPROVEWENT IN WORK BY REPL BLICANS,

Tells Railroad Brotherhoods He Has No Reason to Expect Constructive Legislation in Continued Session   POLITICAL: EXPEDIENCY CALLED PRIME MOTIVE   President Criticises Failure to Take Action on High Cost of Living, Conclusion of Peace and Other Issues

GONGRESS I GIVEN RAP BY WILSON   Did Not Act Correctly in Railway Matter He Tells Brotherhoods.

Congress Didn't Please: Wilson      Tells Rail Rrotherhoods a Longe! Session : Would Be of No -; Advantage.

WILSON TELLS BROTHERHOODS HOUSES FAILED   NO USE, HE SAYS, "TO KEEP , SUCH CONGRESS IN SES: * OTOAT ia . “4 ff   Attack by President is Angier to Request That He Prevent  diournment

Wilson Says It Would Be Useless  To Continue the Present Congress

AIRED HN way UN HUF ES FUTILE WHT SOLON   Wilson Criticises Law Makers for Failure to Bring Relief   DOMESTIC AFFAIRS IN MUDDLED STATE   Played Too Much With Po! ities to Act on Inportant Issues

AND BARNUM 18 DEAD!      Campaign Is Developing Many Quee: Animals, .

HIST! THESE BE SECRET DOINGS      t Abysmal Secrecy of K. L.-Societie: is Maintained with Difficulty

HIST: ‘THESE BE  SECRET DOINGS:   Abysmal Secrecy of K. U.- Societies is Maintained with Difficulty

WILL BASTEN TURK PACT   Greek Leaders Plan Immediate Matification of Sevres Treaty.

HASTEN THE TURK PACT   Immediate Ratification of the Sevres Treaty Planned by Greek Leaders.

DEN. ALVARAUL NYS GARRANZA HAS NO GON? RUL OF GOVERNMENT   People Are Compelled to Resort to the Rifle in Order to Bring About a Decent Administration.   MODERN IDEAS NEEDED TO SAVE THE COUNTR*   Young Men Must Come Forward and Assert Selves. Revolution Throughout the Renublic Predicted.

TOM TAGGART FOR THE SENATE   Decides to Be the Democratic Candidate in Indiana.

TAGGART WILL . MAKE RAGE FOR SEAT We SENATE      Reconsiders Withdrawal Follow ‘ing Resignation of Chairman Sallee.

"AK AGE FOR OLS. SEAT   : SCONSUDERS WITHDRAWAT AND WILL RE NAMED RY DES. OCRATIC STATE COMMITTER,

UREEKS OCCUPY ADRIANOPLE CIT)   KING ALEXANDER TO ENTER AND TAKE POSSESSION NEXT SUNDAY

n. the Allegany Field” Thirty. Five. ‘Wells. Were Completed » With New Production of 6£ “Barrels.

JUNE OIL SHOWS LARGE OUTPUT   Increase of Over 500 Bar. rels in Production   WORK NOW UNDER WAY   More Rigs Up in Pennsylvania Fields and More Wells Drilling than at Close of May— Bradford Field Keeps Pace with Other Divisions—Details of Work

WATERBURY STRIKERS LIVE ON WAR BONUSE'   VERY LITTLE SUFFERING _ IN EASTERN CITY DESPITE ELEVEN WEEKS OF JDLENESS

WAR BONUSES ARE BEING USED TO TIDE OVER THE STRIKERS   Although Waterbury Men Have Been Edie 1! Weeks, Only Few Families. Have Begun to Feel Pinched.

A MISHAP ON COX TRAIN,   Engineer Leaped to Avoid Being Burned When Valve Broke,

FORMAL REPLY TO THE GERMAN DELAY REQUES!   ALLIES PREPARE ANSWER TC PROPOSAL FOR FURTHER TIME IN WHICH TO DIS ARM ARMIES.

GERMANS MAY GET CONCESSION FROM ALLIES   Answer to Counter-proposal on Disarmament, Said to Give Huns 6 to 8+.months to Reduce Army.   MEETING TODAY

TWO NEW SECURITIES   U. 8. GOVERNMENT WILL ‘SENI OUT SOME EARLY IN 1921   The Idea is to Continue Thrift in the Minds of Public

HIGH PRICES AT EN   Statistics Presented at Hear_ ing on Demands for Increase in Wares *

NURSE SAYS SHE SAN JUDGE IL CUE EL ANT (AN   ‘Chief Witness at Hearing on  Tragedy Which Occurred Lact May   as  >  KEEP QUIET   Tells Court She Advised Him to Claim Shooting  Was Accidental.

SLIDE WORST CALAMITY  TO BEFALL P. R. R. SINCE --FLOOD AT. JOHNSTOWN

PREFERS NEW WORLD;      Harding ‘Also Says Ropublicn Will Keep. Faith.

G, 0, P, BACKED FAITH: HARDING   In 1918 and Will Continue to Do Sc in Days to Come,

FROZEN BEEF IS EN - ROUTETO GERMANY   Six Million Pounds Sent t Portland, Maine For Expor to Central Europe by Wes  tern Paclrere.

GOK 1S EAGER 70 PUSH PROBE OF SLUSH FUN   Democratic nominee to urge Pomerene to have investigation eontinue

‘SINGLE CASE OF THE PLAGUE   lavestigation at Vera Crus Reveals Bet Oae Seepect.

Two Destroyers Have: “Accidents; Sailor Is:  - Lost Oa Tampico Ba:

Declares Government Will Curb Emigrants if U. $. Curbs California,   CONCILIATORY, BUT DEFIANT   Editorial in the Influential Osaka Mainichi Is Received at Washington— Believed by Officials to Represent National Sentiment.

JAP STANDPOINT _ 1S MADE PUBLIC   Declares Governmént Will Curb Emigrants if U, S<CurbsCalifornia. 7   ‘Editorial in the influential Osaka MaL nichi Is Received at Washington—"  Beli¢ved by Officiata to Rep  resent National Sentiment;

STANDPOINT OF JAPANESE . MADE PUBLIC   Declares Government Will Curb Emigrants if U. S. Curbs California.   CONCILIATORY, BUT DEFIANT   Editorial in the Influential Osaka Mai nichi Is Rectived at Washington— Believed by Officials to Rep _ resert Nationa! Sentiment.

JAP STANDPOINT IS MADE PUBLIE   Declares Government Will Curb Emigrants if u. S. Curbs Califcraia,   GUNGILIRTORY, BUT DEFIANT   sditorial in the Influential Osaka Mai. nichi ts Received at Washington— Believed by Officials to Represent National Sentiment.

WASHINGTON GETS JAP STANDPOINT   Will Curb Emigrants if U. S. Curbs California.   DEFIANT, YET CONCILIATORY   State Department Receives Editorial in the influential Osaka Mainichi, Which ts Said to Reflect Tokyo Government’s View.

JAP STANDPOINT IS MADE PUBLIC   Declares Government Will Curt Emigrants if U. S. Curbs California.   Editorial! in the Influential Osaka Mainicht Is Received at Washington— Believed by Officials to Represent National Sentiment.

GERMAN FINANCE OFFICE LOOTED   Berlin Thieves Are Becoming Bolder.

FINE GOWNS IN ~ FEATURE PICTURI    Seger Che ee eae Vorothy Datton Wears Georgeous Costumes in “4 Apaches”  at Colonial.

Canada Will Send - Minister to U.S   Formal Document Made Today That British Government Places Dominion’s Relations in Hands of Own FPeonresentative.   CONFERS UNUSUAL POWERS

MINISTER FOR CANAAN 8   Will Assume Duties of British Ambasador During that Officials Absence.

CANADA TO SEND MINISTER HERE   Envoy Will Have Full Imperial Powers During Ambassador’s Absence.   APPOINTMENT IS DELAYED   New Arrangement Will Not Denote Any Departure From the Principle of Diplomatic Unity of the British Empire.

CANADIAN ENVOY FOR WASHINGTON   Statement Is Given Out at the British Embassy.   DELAY IN NAMING MINISTER   New Official Will Have Full imperral Powers During British Ambassador’s Absence—Diplomatic Unity Unchanged.

CANADA 10 SEND MINISTER 10 U.S,   zreat Britain Decides to Place Relations of Our Northern Neighbor with us Entirely in Hands of One of Its Citizens.

CANADA CREATES! NEW MINISTRY IN WASHINGTON   APPOINTMENT TO BE MADE SOON, OFFICIAL  PLANS ARE ANWOTINCED.   HAS WIDE POWERS   Congress to Decide If U. 5. Will Lend Kepresentative to Ottawa.

ANADIANS Te HAVE MINISTER AT WASHINGTON      Formal Announcement Made at  Ottawa.—Will Have Unusual Powers.

UNUSUAL POWER GUNFIRMED ON LATEST . ENVOY   British Government Adopt. New Practice Regarding Her Dominion   U.S. MAY SEND MAN TO CANADA CAPITAL    Sympathetic Co-operatiion Be. tween Official and Cabinet Is Desired.

CANADA TO SEND MINISTER TOU. S   Announcement Is Made Brit. ish Will Place Canadian Relations Here.

Canada Soon Will Appoint Minister To United States   British Government Makes Formal Announcement Today in Canadian and British Parliaments—Unusual Powers to Be Conferred—Will U. S. Reciprecate?

MINISTER FROM. GAHADA <~. TO WASHINGTON S00!   England Plans ‘to Have Cana ‘dian Affairs With United "States Settled Directly.   TO HAVE FULL CHARGE

CANADIAN MINISTER U. STO BE CHOSEN   Extensive Powers to be Conferred Upon Official,

TO HAVE MINISTER   GIVEN CHARGE OF OWN DIPLO MATIC AFFAIRS AT WASHING. TON.

LESS LYNCHING THAN LAST YEAR   Tuskegee Figures Show A ‘ - Big Decrease.

SIXTY-ONE PERSONS WERE LYNCHED IN 1920   Records — iled at aeeees institute - That Lynchings Were Less Numerous Than in 1919.

Mississ: ippi Is Third With 7;  Alabama and Florida: Several Whites Mobbec.

FEWERLYNCHINGS IN 1990 THAN IN YEAR PREVIOUS. SHOWN   Statistics Compiled at Tuskegee  Record Three Lynchings in N. C   THREE BURNED TO DEATH   Texas Leads States in Larges! Number—wNine in North and West.

Must Maintain.Order: in. industrial District . When . : Food Provided. a      SYNDICALISTS ALLOWED. =: HAND IN GOVERNMENT.       Social Reforms Promised Include Socialization of -; Coal Mines.

SEAPLANE IS LOST ON LAKE MICHIGAN   Three Men Are On Board Naval Craft:

A SEAPLANE IS LOST   IT HAS NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE YESTERDAY WORSING.   Three Men We erp = Ahourd aud Mach Ausiety is:Felt for Their — Safety.

OGLESBY FORGES AHEAD IN ILLINOIS   Has Small Lead Over Thompsor Candidate-—Final Outcome Remains in Doubt.

LOWDEN GROUP TAKES LEAD IN ILLINOIS VOTE   OGLESBY TAKES LEAD OVER SMALL WHILE MCKINLEY CONTINUES TO GAIN

OGLESBY NOW LEADS SMALI   Incomplete. Returns Give Him Slight Margin; M’Kinley Wins

LUWGEN TIGKE! NN ILLINOIS lo URGING AHEAD;  UGLESBY LEADS   Governor's Candidates Take First Place When Late Returns Are Received; 376 Precincts Are Missing,   NOTHING DEFINITE UNTIL NEXT WEE}   Congressman Mckinley, Candidate for U, S, Sena‘tor, Anti-Thompson, Also ls Leading His Opponent.

IOMPSON'S MEN RUNNING BEHIND   Lowden’s Candidate in Raet for Republican Nomination for Governor. Leads

LOWDEN'S MEN APPARENTLY WIN ILLINOIS FIGHT   Count Nearing Completion With Margins Increasing.

GIVE LOWDEN PARTY LEAD   ‘MeKinely and Oglesby Now Leading by About 1,000 Votes.

DOWN STATE RETURNS NOMINATE OGLESB'   ALMOST COMPLETE RETURNS SHOW THOMPSON CANDIDATI BEATEN IN ILLINOIS.

OGLESBY SWINGS IN LEAD   Lowdea Tieket Pick: Up ina Later Retwens From the Iiinols

OGLESBY NOW IN LEAD   WITH 200 PRECINCTS STILL OUT 18 3,218: AREAD OF SMALL * “#OR GOVERNOR.

THOMPSON SLATE DEFEATED SHOWN LATEST RETURNS   McKinley Takes Big Léad—Oglesby Three Thousand Ahead.

OGLESBY LEAD IS NOW 3,218 . AND GROWING   290 Precincts Are Missing the Majority of Them in Chicago.

OGLESBY TAKES LEAD OVER HIS OPPONENT   Lowden Candidate for Governo1 of Illinois May Yet Be the Primary Winner.

Has 3,218 Lead Over His Opponent For Republican Gubernatorial Nomination

SMALL AND SMITH RUN BEHIND IN PRIMARY   Oglesby and McKinley Assume Lead in Court.

AA A 28 te  LOWDEN F ORCES WN LATE cou      Sealed Ballots From ad .—Chicago-Hope_of _ Thompsonites

RESULT OF ILLINOIS PRIMARY IN DOUG)   LOWDEN’S TICKET FOR GOV ERNOR LEADS THOMPSON’S CHOICE.

PRIMARY RESULT STILL IN DOUBT   THOMPSON CANDIDATES HEAD. ED BY OPPONENTS WITH FEW PRECINCTS LACKING,

LOWDEN MANS LEADING VOTE   LEN SMALL, THOMPSON'S CAN. DIDATE, YIELDS LEAD TO OGLESBY

GELOBY fo AREA OF LEN oMALL BY ABOUT 3,000   Result of Illinois Primary Will Not be Known Before Next Week.

LOWOEN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR NOW LEADING LEN SMALL   Contest” “Between Rival -Fac .tions In Illinois. Awaits _official Count of Vote. _

OGLESBY’S LEAD OVER SMALL SAID TO BE 3,218   With 321 Precincts Missing McKinley is 19,995 Votes Ahead of Smith.

ANTHTOMPSON CANDIDATE JUMPS INTO FIRST PLACE   OGLESHY RUNNING AHEAD FOR ILLINOIS GOVERNOR NOMENATION,

00000000 PPPOREPERS FOSS ORS  CHURCH NOTES  $000000000000000000000000:

ARREST 11.1N BOOZE :GRAFT   ‘Fifty Warrants Are Issued in. Chicago ». “for Men tnvolved iin Whisky : : Deals. .

ARREST 11 IN BOOZE ‘GRAFT   Fifty Warrants Are Issued in Chicago for Men Involved in Whisky Deals.

The Adams-Jackson, Crawford-Clay Race of 1894   Rv Frederick 7. Wackin.

PRESIDENTIAL’ CAMPAIGNS.   The Adams-Jackson-Crawford-Clay Race of 1824.      By Frederic J. Haskin.

DESCRIBES REPUBLICAN CON 2 Pre 2 Se AS a et SSIAN” IN METHOD”   ‘LEAGUE JIS ISSUE’

Wilson’s Spirit is “Undaunted;” Vigerously Flays G.0.P. Plank:   Correspondent Declares President Shows Old-Time Power; Welcomes Referendum on Leavue of Nations

WILSON REGAINS MUCH OF HIS OLD FIGHTING VIGOR AS DAYS OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION NEAF   President Has Gained Twenty Pounds in Weight During the  Last Two Months and His Final Recovery Is Assured, 1, Correspondent Writes—Woodrow Has Not Aided   : Any Candidate .

LEAGUE TO DOMINATE   ae Ds ie) a [SON SAYS: DEMOCRATS IWILL ACCEPT: CHALLENGE.          Will Make ‘League of Nations’ Issue  The Battle Cry: 

SAYS PRUSSIANISM AT G.0. P. MEETING   President Says He Has Aided No Candidate for Demecratic Choice.

IS rHE PRESIDEN Tt GETTING BETTER?   CORRESPONDENT OF NEW. YORK WORLD DECLARES HE 18.°*   A LONG /INTERVIEW   MR. WILSON VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCES (G. 0. P. PLATFORM.   He Is,,Quoted As Declaring. That jthe League, of Nations and Peace Treaty Must be the issue. . _

REFERENDUM ON ‘LEAPUE   President Wilson is Asking This of the Democrats,   HE WALKS WITH A CANE   New Vork Cerrespondent Tells of the Physical Cendilion of Mr. Wilson.

SPIRIT IS UNDAUNTED, INTELLECT UNIMPAIRED   President Wilsoh Gains Weight and Deals Hefilg Blow to Renublican Platfarm.

WILSON’S ILLNESS HASN’E HURT HN      Now York Horald Saya Pronident: Hay Gained 20 Pounds and ta its. covert bull Viper,

Face shows dines of deep suffering but is not distorted, newspaper man finds—President enters motor car with jatle help        USES CANE AND LIMPS SLIGHTLY

DEMOCRATS. WILL *  WELCOME AGT ON TREATY   Nilson Says His Party Wil “Accept League of Nations as Issue of. Compara the ” peanle With Him...

LEAGUE TO DOMINATE   WILSON SAYS DEMOCRATS WILL ACCEPT CHALLENGE,   Will Make League of Nations Issue The Battle Cry.

7S DOMINANT ISSUE   Wilson Conilemns Republlean Fallur --Belloves Peopin Want Trealy.

PACD, WILSU  POINTS OUI  WEAKNESS IK HAULP, PLANKS   Executive Is Regaining His Strength After Long Iliness   GAINS 20 POUNDS IN TWO MONTHS   Puts Treaty Up to San francisco for Required Action

WILSON UNDAUNTED BY HIS LONG IELNESS; MIND DECLARED KEEN AS EVER

PRESIDENT VIGOROUS IN INTELLIGENCE AND SPIRIT, SAYS VISITOR   ‘Illness Has Neither Daunted  Spirit Nor Impaired His  Great Intelligence.

EXCELLENT HEALTH NF THE PRESIDEN   LONG ILLNESS NOT IMPAIRED IN TELLIGENCEK NOR DAUNTED SPLENDID SPIRIT,

PRESIDENT GIVES LONG INTERVIEW _ TON. Y. WORLD   Thinks Executive Will Fully Regain Health—Senator Harding Accepts Challenge for  ‘i Republicans.

RECOVERY ASSURED   Nine Months of Iliness Leaves President Wilson Undaunted In Spirit and Unimpaired Intellectually, New York Writer Declares.   HAD LONG INTERVIEW WITH CHIEF EXECUTIVE   fold Correspondent League of  Nations Paramount Issue In Campaign—Said G. 0. P. Controlled By Interests Prussian In Inspiration and Methods.

WORLD MAN VISITS PRESIDENT IN HOME   GOOD NEWS ABOUT HEALTH OF EXECUTIVE—SAYS LEAGUE 18 THE BIG ISSUE.

G.0,P, INSPIRATION PRUSSIAN   President Wilson Arraigns Repub lican Convention Acts   ‘HAS NO CANDIDATE AT FRISCO   Expects Democrats to Make World League an Issue

Deciares Republican Convention Con. trolled by Interests Essentially Prussian in Inspiration and Meth _ offs.

E DOMINANT CAMPAIGN [oaUE, WILSON ASSERTS   Says Democrats Should Repeat His Referendum Challenge— Found 20 Pounds Heavier by Newspaper Man

PRESIDENT WILSON GAINS RAPIDLY   CORRESPONDENT FOR THE NEW YORK WORLD VISITS CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND PUBLISHES INTERVIEW

LSON SOUND N MIND. AND BODY, REPORT   , york World Correspondent ys President Still Expresses ims elf with Characteristic icorian Vigor

Republican Conven‘tion Was Scientifically Prussian in Methods   MUGGRY 2 EUOSSIaI tb Methods  Vigorous Attack Made ‘by the President ‘on the Republican Plat ff... fF ANSON

New York World's Correspondent Finds President Fast Regaining His Health.   Expresses Himself with ‘Characteristic Wilsonian Vigor’ in Rapping G. O. P.

ATTACKS REP, PLATFGRM AND ACTION TAKEN   Expects Democrats sus tain Challeng for Referendum

PRESIDENT WILSON: NOW. FULLY CONVALESCENT: WALKS FROM PLACE 70. PLACE AND CLIMBS UNASSISTED INTO MOTOR

PRESIDENT CALLS G. O. P. PLATFORM PRUSSIAN METHOL   Nine Months Of Illness Have Neither Daunted His Spirit, Nor Injured His Splendid Intellect In Slightest Degree, New York World Says In Publishing Copyrighted Interview With Him

PRESIDENT SHOWS IMPROVED HEALTH, OPLALT UNDAUNTED   Complete Recovery from Long liness Assured, Says N. Y. World Correspondent.

WILSON SAYS HE WELCOMES LEAGUE ISSU]   President Tells Inter. viewer He Expects the Democrats To Support - His Position.

APPEARS TO PAVE ° WAY THIRD TERY   N. Y. World Today Publishes Re markable Interview with Wilson, Says Mentally Vigorous ae Ever,

WILSON’S SPIRIT UNDAUNTED, HIS INTELLIGENCE UNIMPAIRED   Correspondent Who Interviewed President Says He Has Gained 20 Pounds in 2 Months---His Ultimate Recovery is Assured.

GREEK PRINCE IS _ FACING ACCUSATION   Athens Magistrate Report? on Anti-Venizelos Plot.   Declares Andre, Brother of Former  King Constantine Heads Scheme to Overthrow Government.

PRINCE ANDRE ACCUSED OF BE, ING THE LEADER,   Athens Magistrate Reports on His In vestigation of Attempt to Overthrow Government.

ACCUSE GREEK PRINCE   Athens Magistrate Reports on Anti-Venizelos Plot.   Declares Andre, Brother of Former  King Constantine Heads Scheme to Overthrow Government.

FINNS AT PEACE WITH RUSSIA   Parliament Katifies Treaty With  the *owvret.

BETWEEN WOOD AND LOWDEK   Race for Nomination Sized Up By Certain Wise Ones.   BARK HORSES STILL HOPEFUL

IS HALTED BY DEADLOCK   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Leaders on the Fourth  '  / Ballot.   SIX HOURS OF ORATORY   Supporters cof the Dark Horses Are  Heartened by the Voting—Mayor   Thompson of Chicago Quits — . the Republican Party.

Ble CUNVENTION AGRINST DEADLOCK   Republicans Adjourn Session After Taking Four Ballots.   NOOD, LOWDEN,JOHNSON LEAD   Several Hours of Oratory Is Followed by Balloting for Presidential Nominee—Supporters of Dark Horses Have Hopes.

JEADLOCK HALTS. BIG CONVENTION   Wood, Lowden .and Johnson Leaders on the Fourth Ballot.   SIX HOURS OF ORATORY   Supporters of the Dark Horses Are Heartened by the Voting—Mayor Thompson of Chicago Quits the Republican Party.

N SHIPBUILDING INVESTIGATION   Says He Often Visited Bolling Socially, Never on Business.

FALLER QUALIFIES “ IN 10,000 METERS   U. §. Pole Vaulters Haye It Easy in Their Heats

STACKED HIS FORD AGAINST PRESIDENT'’S AUTO   Youngster Picked up for a Ride by Mr and Mis Wilson, Not QOverawed by the Ex eae cain

Three Boys Tell Of Their Ride in  President's Auto   Policeman Ran Them Out of Swimming Hole and President and Mrs. Wilson Picked Them Up.

Wilson’ s Boy Guests In Auto “League of Nations;’’ Pass To Movies For Year Is Promised

METHODISTS TALK CHURCH DISTRICTS   Proposed Changes In Confer. ence Limits Are Before Big Meeting.

ROUTINE WORK UF CONFERENCE   Methodists at Des Moines Dis cussed Various Conference Limits Today.

olnlG) MEETING   ATLANTA Mio THORIST MECCA NEAT WEEK.   hice Eay Session of Logansport District Marcle O 10, Ptth,

DISTRICT MEETING  Wi EE K.               sian of, Logansport District Mi. tele 9.40, Oth,

RELIEF WORKERS REPORTED SAFE   U. S$. Citizens Isolated In Asiatic Turkey Await Opportunity to Leave   Republic of Georgia Takes Energetic Measures Against Soviets

PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF WORKERS IN VAFA-SAF   First ‘Word: Since Aug. 16 Is Re ceived At-‘New York.

A PIONEER DIES   John Thomas Stover Passes Away - After a Long Ulness—Lived ae WWleafnt V3fa

COURT HOLDS TO FORMER RATE   North Daketa Authorities Enjoin Railroads From Raise.

SENATE PASSES THE ANTLSTRIKE BILL   MAKES IT A GRIME TO FOMENT STRIKES OR PREVENT WORK. ERS FROM CONTINUING IN iINTER-STATE COM. MERCE.

ANTI-STRIKE BILL PASSES SENATE   Measure ia Adopted Without De hate or Record Vote

ANTISTRIKE BILL "PASSES SENATE   Adopts Poindexter Measure Mak{ng Rail Traffic Interference b. a Felony.

WILL MAKE STRIKES A GRIME   Senate Passes the Poindexter Bil! Pro. viding Punishment for Interference With Cammerce.

ANTI-STRIKE BILL PASSES IN SENATI   ‘Anterference With Com“merce a Felony.

SENATE ACRYL ANTISTAIKE BILL   Upper House Adopts Poindexter Measure Without Debate.   RECORD VOTE IS NOT TAKEN   Provision Makes Rail Traffic Interference a Felony—Reported During Routine Consideration of Regular Calendar.

PASS STRIKE BILL      Measure Mikes iuterference With Int terstate Commerce a Melon

Measure Passed without Record Vote Provides Interference with Interstate Commerce Shall Be Felony   RESPECTS INDIVIDUAL’S RIGHT TO QUIT HIS JOB

SENATE PASSES BILL MAKING STRIKES TLLECAT   MAHES CRIRME OF FOMENTING STRIKES WHICH INTERFERE VITH TRE INTERSTATE COMMERCE _

STRIKES HARD HIT      Senate Passes Poindexter Bill Making Interference With Interstate Commerce 4 Crime. cA   RAILROAD: OFFICIALS MUST: ALSO TOE MARK   Heavy Fines and Amprison ‘ment Are Provided in Bi for Violations; Fiouse Pre. sents Bat.

ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE PASSES WITHOUT DEBATE      SENATOR POINDEXTER'S BILL NOW GOES TO THK HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR FINAL ACTION

ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE * PASSED SENATE TODA’   Ita. Intention Is to Prohibit In terférence with Interstate Cammerce.

DRASTIC STRIKE MEASURE PASSEL   BILL MAKES’ WALKOUTS, WHICH INTERFERE Wit: INTERNTERFERE WITH INTER:

SENATE PASSED ANTI-STRIKE BILI   Maximum Fine of $15,000 and Ten Years tor Interfering With Interstate Commerce.

( SENA ES A STRIKE B BIL   Strikes That Interfere Ww ith “Commerce Shall be Judged as Crimes   ONE OF PROVISIONS   Believed That the Bill- Wil . Encounter Difficulty in the House

ANTI-STRIKE BILL! PASSES SENATE WITHOUT DEBATE   Poindexter Measure Makes Rail Traffic Interference a Felony

HOLDS JAPS ARE  BOLDLY PUSHING SIBERIAN “WAR”   Correspondent in China Deelares Arrogant Conquest is Going on Unheeded  ‘   GREAT POWERS KNOW IT   3ees Japan Reaching Out for Control of Great Territory . in the Far East

JAPS WAGING SECRET WAR OF CONQUEST   Pursues Project to Keep Siber ian Coast While Protected by Censorship, Declares Correspondent

RAILROAD MEN'S “CO-OP STORES” . ARE CLOSED Out   B. of L. E. St, Louis Corpora. tion Loses About $29 000.   ‘OAN RUN LOCOMOTIVES BUT NO GROCERIES”   Each of 600 Stockholders, Ralf of Them Engineers, Will Lose Their $28 Invested in Project.

Myerstown Cigar Makers. . Granted An Increase By the Fleck Interests

Myerstown Cigar Makers — * Granted An Increase _” By the Fleck Interest:

COX-HITCHCO GK ALLIANCE SEER 10 BLOCK BRYAN   Hitehcock Said To Favor “Liberalization” Of Vol- — stead Act.  WEAKEN NEBRASKAN  ee  Faction Would Attempt Crushing Of Power Of Bryan.

COX AND ~-AITCHCOCK  ~ WET TICKET   Nhioans’ Boomers Find Run ning Mate Who Agrees With Cox Today.

Supporters of Gov. Cox Have Tentatively Agreed Upon This Coalition.   ‘*Liberalization’’ of Volstead Act Would Be Attitude of These Candidates.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN COX AND HITCHCOCK   Cox for President and Hitchcock for Vice-president is Ticket Agreed Upon.

HITGHCOGK (3  UK  BEING FAVORED   By Cox Boomers as Praspective Running Mate of the Ohio Governor.   MUCH IN COMMON IN THEIR ATTITUDE   Regarding ‘Liberalization’ , of Volstead Act and the League of Nations.

Senator Is Willing To Accept Secured Place If Favorite Pleads Ticket   VEBRASKAN WILL NOT ATTEND CONVENTION   He Favors Liberalization Of Volstead Act And Strong League Declaration

COX AND HITCHCOCK IS TICKET PLANNED THROUGH COALITION OF THOSE FORCES AT THE CONVENTION

NEBRASKA SENATOR WILLING TO TAKE SECOND PLACE   Friends cf Two Candidates Get Together and Tentatively Plan Téam to  OppeseG.0.P. ~

Both Expect to Remain Away From ’Frisco Convention—Both Are Liberalists On the Prohibition Issue—Have Same Opinien On League Covenant

PUOR RAIL SERVICE   BLAMED BY INDIANA OPERATORS POR COAL SHORTAGE,   injunction Against Puel Commission’s. Plice Bixninge Orders.

POOR RAIL’ SERVICE   BLAMED Y"INDIA TORS FOR COAL SHORTAGE               Commmise 

WIFE QF MARTINEZ HELD   Grand Island Police Think They Have Information That May Re anti Sea: dere at Wario wnr:

‘Grand island Police Think They Mave Information That May RKegwelit in Arresat of Murderer.

HARDING TERMED WIGGLER   Rep Candidate Says He’s Free Man   BOTH TOUR STATE

a mn aon ae NR a AY a ee NRE  GOV. COX SAYS G. 0. PLEAD Ha PREAGH HATRED     “Are Sinking to Low Standards,” in Fighting Wilson, Says Cox   CONFIDENT HE WILL WIN IN INDIANA   DEMOCRATIO NOMINEE SAYS Hi} WILL REPLY TO HARD. ING’S AKRON SPPEFCH THIS EVENING

COX NOMINEE;   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE CONTIN UES TO ATTACK COX AS GREATEST WOBBLER

GOV. COX FLAYS G. 0. P. GOSPEL OF HATE FOR WILSEN   Reprobates Venemous Attacl On Sick Man, Unable To Make Reply   POINTS LOW STANDARDS   Compares President To Crip pled Soldier In Invalid Chair

INTRODUCE BILL TO KILL SUFFRAGE   OPPONENTS TAKE INITIATIVE LN NORTH CAROLINA—CON DENIES JOINING THEM.

IMPRESSIVE SERVI CE HELD TODAY IN COMMEMORATION OF WASHINGTON   Historic Service in St. Paul’s Chapel, Where the Father of Hi  Country At One Time Worshipped, Held With Represen tatives Present From Three Nations Whose History Is Closely Inter-Woven—Banquet Tonight.

OBSERVE BIRTHONY OF WASHINGTON   Annual Service in St Paul’s Chapel.

SEVEN MORE C. O.S ARE FREED.   A. F, of L. Campaign. for Amnesty Seems to He Getting Results.

MEXICAN LEADER FAVORS HARDING   Provisional President Huertz Says Republican Nominee Is “Good Friend of Mexico.”

ARDING “0. K” ) HUERTA, SO  1S ALL OVER   FIRST CHIEF OF REVOLUTION RY MEXICO APPROVES OF SENATOR HARDING

DE LA-HUERTA PLEASED       Regards Harding  Writ of Mexteo, Lorclen Seer  + Natuird.

“TES” ‘DECIDE TO AMALGAMATE   To the End That an As Yet Unnamed Party May Be Born Tonight.   MATTER OF PLATFORM IS STILL IN DOUBT   Hybrid Organization is Incu bated to Nominate a Presi dential Candidate.

BIRT  OF UNITED THIRD PARTY. PRO MLE TONG  Joint Conveation and Candidates for President and Vice President.   Will Be Nominated and a Platform Adopted.

COMMITTEE OF FORTY EIGHT: VOTES 10 cA WITH LABOR PARTY IN FORMATION OF NEW THIRD!PART

Believe Way ~ Is Geared For —. “Third?” Party   Two Days of Bickering Lead To Agreement For Amalgamation .   MAY NOMINATE AT NIGHT SESSION

Name of New Party and Platform Still in Doubt —Labor Men Take Bull by Horns and FortyEishters Come Across.

BIRTH  OF UNITED. THIRD PARTY PRO: BLE TONGH  Joint Con eation n and Candidates for  racidant end Vien Deacidont   Will Be Nomigated and a Pletforr Adopted.

CURA Ghanco BOWE WITH THER GRAN   iquidation by Holders of Grain Futures Causes Drop on Chieaco Board.

END OF WARM FIGHT FOR COUNTY SEAT   ORE SEEKS TO DISPL ACE WIL BER AS HEAD OF SALINE COUNTY GOVT.   BATTLE OF BALLOTS TODAY   Rivals for Honor Flood County With tested euennere Discuss issues on Street Corners

END OF WARM FiGHT FOR COUNTY SEA   CRETE SEEKS T0 0 DISPLACE WIL BER AS HEAD OF SALINE COUNTY GOVT,   BATTLE OF BALLOTS TODAY   Rivals for Honor Flood County Wit! Circulars——Speakers Discuss issues on Street Corners

FOOD PROFITEERS UMLED AND FINED   Department. of Justice Ar rests Number 895-—Fevw _ Cases Are Heard.

151 CONVICTED IN PROFITEER SEARC   ‘Charges Against 1,854 in Year: 1,499 Indicted; Pal; mer’s Aides Report.

‘ARRESTED 495 AS PROFITEERS.   “pepartment of Justice, Announces

MANY PROFITEERS CONVICTED   ‘Tetal ef 161 Claimed by the Departmert ef Juaetice.

151 PROFITEERS BEEN CONVICTED   Isot HAVE BEEN ARRESTED ON THIS CHARGE DURING PAST YEAR

MANY  PROFITEERS HAVE BEEN INDICTED   Attorney General's Department Says Canvietions in Campaign Total 151.

PONZIENTERS — - ON FIVE-YEAR JAIL SENTENCE   “Financier”? Dons Prison Garb with Philosophical Shrug of Shoulders.

MANY ROBBERIES REPORTED IN DAY   Messengers in St. Paul, Railway Mail Car and Several Banks Held Up.

RANK MESSENGERS HELD UP   Liberty Renda Vateed at Bil. .co Obtained hy Two Bandits ai <¢. Pael, Mies.

Two’ Bold. Robberies Net “ Hold-Up Men Enormous Booty.   MEN MAKE GETAWAY IN ‘BOTH INSTANCES   ae ‘li: Mail Car Bound ' Gagged; Bandits Leave Train Before Stop.

TWO ROBBERIES IN THE TWIN GITIES   Bank Messengers Held Up fo $15,000—Mail Car Looted of 75,000.

ROBBERS HOLD — UP MESSENGERS    Esenpe In Automobile With Small Fortune In Registered Liberty Bonds.

ST. PAUL HOLDUP SECOND OF DAY IN TWIN CITIES   Two Bank Messengers “Stuck UP” With $15,000 in Liberty Bonds   BANK ROBBERS MAKE BIG HAULS  ‘THROUGHOUT THE MIDDLE : WEST

RUSSIANS A DOZEN MILES OF WARSAW   RADZYMIN TAKEN BY BOLSHEVIKI AND RETAKEN RY POLES   {n Armed Flotilla Is Patrolling the Vistula to Keep Back the Reds   The Red Cavalry Is Trying to Penetrate Line in’ Effort To Terrerize

FIERCE FIGHTING NEAR WARSAW FOR RADZYMIN   [ts Possessors in Doubt—Soldau Taken by Reds— - Battle to Northwest of Warsaw

TODAY'S WIRES REPORT MORE GAINS BY REDS   Bolsheviki Are Given a Real Welcome in East , Prussia. v4   GERMAN AND RUSS MELODI£S MINGLE   Hun Colors Displayed on All Sides When Reds Reach Soldanu.

SSIANS PRESS ON TO WARSAY   Now Within Dozen Miles. of Capital on Northeast, Says Official Report   Report Capture of Radzymin and Coritinuation of Battie Alone the Frant

MILES OF WARSAW         Holshe KP Cavalry: is. Patrolling Front at: Several Points. 3 ve West of Warsaw :         OLES USE A) FLOTILLA          OATS. MAY PREVE INT RUNS WOSSING TRE VISTUEA ’            fany of the B oats Were Captured yan Bolshevikt on Dneiper BS nnd Moved-to (hie Vistula: ~~ River By ltailroud

SOVIET ARMY NOW. BUT TWELVE MILES FROM WARSAW   Bolshevik Advance Continues Steady to Northwest of Pol ish Capital, British Support Is Withdrawn.

REDS WITHIN TWELVE MILES OF WARSAW   Russians Capture Many Small Towns i Vicinity of-Polish Capitol. .

_ a Re  Reds Now Only Do:en Miles From Capi’ fe Waging Fierce battle

LUOVD-GEORGE 10 BARON WL      GREAT BRITAIN W1LL Nor: . hee. 6. AID BARON WRANGRI   RUSSIANS ON 10 WARSAW   The Baron Backed by France Has No > Sympathy Vrom Grett Britaiy—” Russians Pressing the Poles, »

ARE WITHIN 12 MILES OF CITY   Armored Flotilla Patrolling Vistula to Prevent Crossing of River by Bolshevik Cavalry.

REDS STRONG: - DRIVE WINNING   PUSH POLAND'S DEFENDERS BACK IN MANY PLACES.   DESERTING WARSAW   THE PANICKY ONES LEFT LAST WEEK—OTHERS GOING,   City Wil Soon Be Isolated From Outside World if Attack on Raliroad Succeeds.

ENG ARE   Official Statement Says Capital of Poland Is Rapidly Nearing Capture.   AMERICAN RESIDENTS ARE SHIFTING TO POSEN

REDS ARE NEARING WARSAW   Practically All Ameri cans Have Left the Polish Capital

CITY IS QUIET   Flotilla of Armored  * Boats Patrolling River to Prevent Capital Being Surrounded.

AUSS ARE WITHIN 12 MILES WARSAM   Town Captured by Soviets Retaken by Poles—Desperate Fighting Reported near Capital

WITH: RED ARMIES THUNDERING NEAR WARSAW PREPARES FOR FINAL STAND   Armed Flotilla Will Battle Soviet Cavalry Attempting to Cut Railway Lines; German Flags Float

SLAVS. CLOSE ow ON-WARSAY   Russian Armies Within Dezes Miles of Polish ‘City and Bolsheyists Terrarize   ARMORED MOTOR BOATS WILL RESIST ONSLAUGHT

‘No. Great ess Reportec - Bat the Bite ge i is “Drawing Closet and’  To the Ceriter ‘of the Greal et > a eo) ee

RED CAVALRY WORKING WEST FROM WARSAW   Poles Patrol River in Armored Flotilla to Check Foe.

MARION NOW REAL TOWN; ‘NO VILLAGE   Sen. Harding’s Home Is Changed Miss Norton Says. .

Mrs. Warren G. Harding   By WILDA H. NORTON (Staff Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Association

STOCKYARDS STRIKE OFF; MEN GO BACK   Union Heads Announes Men Await Federal Action on Matter.

Stock Handlers at Union Stock Yaris Chieago, te Await Arbitrafion of Themaruic

STOCKYARDS STRIKE OFF. UNION MEN SAY   FEDERAL ARBITER NOTIFIED THAT MEN WILL RETURN TO WORK PENDING ARBITRATION

WILSON MESSAGE 10 ASK REVISION OF REVENUE LAWS   Republican Leaders Say Shor! Session Will Be Too Brief For Work   WON'T ACT BEFORE MAR. 4   President Also May Ask Re distribution Rather Than Lowering Tax Laws

WILSON MAY ASK REVISION OF TAXES NOV   Will Sign Any “Wise Revi sion of Revenue Laws, White House Indicates.   REPUBLICANS OPPOSE MOVE

TEESE EOP PPE Lt  PRESENT WILL: ASK’ CONGRESS 1) ——BEVSE REVENUE ir LAWS

MAY ASK TARITE {AWS REVISE   PRESIDENT, WILSON IS PRE. PARING HIS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS .

KORTHCOMING MESSAGE TO CONGRESS MAY ASK FOK IMMEDIATE REVENCE LAW REVISION.   REPEAL OF WAR TAXES   Indicated The President May Re. quest the Repeal of the Excess Profits Tax. — Republican Leaders Opposed to Action At Short Session.

WILSON TO ASK PROMPT REVISION REVENUE LAWS   But lt fs not Thought That Much Will Bo Accomplished in the Short Sexsion

Wilson May Ask For ‘Tax Law Revision   Indicated At -the White House That ‘President Desires An. Immediate Change. -

MAY ASK REVENUE RCVISIUN   Congress Convenes One  Week From Today

Republicans, However, Want te . Defer.Action Until After   IS WORKING ON MESSAGE   President Said to Be Willing te ) Accept Revision of Tariff Act.

PRESIDENT MAY ASK REVENUE REVISION IN CONGRESS MESSAGI   cE .  Republican Leaders Oppose Attempting Action  During Shrot Session, However; Wil  son Wants Redistribution of Taxes  Rather Than Lowering

FOR IMMEDIATE REVENUE LAY   PRESIDENT WILSON MAY si CONGRESS TO TAKE THIg   Would Sign Any Bilt Making » Wide Revision of the  Revenue Law,

WILSON FAVORS REVENUE LAWS REVISION NOW   WILL SIGN ANY BILL, MAKING WISE REVISIONS, SAYS A WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL

WILSON EAGER FOR REVISION (F TAX LAWS   Forthcoming Message Wil Probably Ask Congress to Make Changes   REPUBLICANS EXPECTED TO WITHHOLD ACTION   REDISTRIBUTION BUL NO Rt DUCTION DESIRED: PRES! DENT MAY ACCEPT SARTE AMENDMENTS.

Late Sea Us     sun Makes it Necessary te inal Nags as Emblems al Respect For Matherhoad.

ANNUAL EVENT OF MOTHER'S DAY   Churches And Sunday School in County Observe the Day.   SCARCITY OF FLOWERS   Late Season Makes it Necessary t Use Small Flags as Emblems of! Respect For Motherhood.

MARSHALL WANTS BRIEF PLATFORM   VICE PRESIDENT GIVES HI VIEWS ON RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE.

MARSHALL WOULD CUT BUNK FROM PLATFOR}      Write it On Postcard, Hitting Nai Sauarely On Head, Says Vice President.

‘VICE-PRESIDENT SAYS HE . WOULD -WRITE PLATFORM ee TAL-POHOGR CARR RERRVITY

Vice-President Not in Favoi of Prohibition But Strong for Law Enforcement .

MAY BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS   {taly and Jugo Slavia Reported to be at Odds.

BUI FAV THe PLANS OF WILSON   Italians and Jugo-Slavs Said Te Have Agreed Upon Wilson's Plan in Fiume Case.  Negotiations Broken Off, How ev2r, in General Settlement.

BOTH FAVUR THE PLANS HE WI SON   Italians and Jugo-Slavs Said To Have Agreed Upon Wilson's Plan in Fiume Case.  Negotiations Broken Off, How.  ovor in Conaoral Cattlamant

THREE KILLED IN AN AUTO ACCIDEN]   NEAL R. WHITZEL, WIFE ANT DAUGHTER CRUSHED UNDER BUILDING   Whitzel Car Knec ‘Led Ont Supporting Beam, Causing Coliapse of Structure

THREE KILLED IN AN AUTO ACCIDEN]         NDAT BR. WHITZE DAUGHTER CRUSHED DER BUILDING      Whitsel Car Knoc ing Beam,  Gel Ort Support         Structure

QUTLINES IDEAS ON G0, P. PLATFORM   Senator Harding, Candidate for Presi dency, in Address at Cleveland Last Night—Favors Pledge to Service Men

BAYAN SAYS HE HOPES FOVEANOR ERWARNS WILL CONTINUE HIS TALLKINE   SAYS NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR’ CANDIDACY IS) STENCH IN  DEMOCRATIC NOSTRILS,

BRYAN HOPES THAT. GOV. EDWARDS WILL KEEP ON TALKING      ; Says No Champion of Liquor Can Talk Without Insujjitg Sense of . vy,

BRYAN PITCHES A  VERBAL BARB INTO GOVERNOR EDWARDS   More Governor Talks More Ashamed Cummins Should Be the Colonel Says.   ISN’T EVEN RESPECTABLE   Declares Edwards Is Champion of  Criminality; Commoner Is_ ~* In Asheville.

DAYAN DENOUNCES NEW JERSEY MAN   SAYS GOVERNOR EDWARDS’ CAN DIDACY OFFENSIVE TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Storm Is Now Centered Over Louisiana, With Diminished Velocity; One Life Is Lost in New Orleans When Man Comes in Contact With Fallen Live Wires; Loss Between Mobile and New Orleans Considerable

VIOLENT HURRICANE EXPECTED NEAR GULF   Traffic Lanes Along Gulf Coast Being Cleared As Falling Barometer Tells Of Approaching Vortex Of Tropical Storms From Flodira To Texas.

New Gricans Expected to he Cenler of Great Storm Ap proaching Along — the Cael

Gulf Coast Is Being Prepared  For Hurricane   Hope To Prevent Repetition Of Previous Disasters From Similar Occurrences.   SHIPS ARE SEEKING SAFETY OF HARBORS   Weather Bureau Hopes Tha’ Force Of Storm Will Soon Be Spent.

GULF COAST SHIPPING SCURRYING FOR HARBOR   Make For The Nearest Ports Te  Avoid Approaching Hurricane.

One Man Is Killed and Property Loss Is Immense   Railroads Suffer in Storm Which Struck at Midnight

Transportation and Communi cation Lines Tied Up by Heavy Wind.   DANGER PERIOD HAS PASSED   Weather Bureau Says Storm Has Gone Iniand and Is Losing Strength.

Heavy Damage Done In City, Loaded L. & N. Train Ye Missing   VESSELS SCURRY FOR SAFE HAVENS

STOCKERS-AND FEEDERS CHEAP AT KANSAS CIT)   Commission Men Advise Feeders to Get Their Thi

INDIANA FARMERS: FEDERATION EAD FOR THE NEW YEAR   Organization Looks Forwardto a Strenuous Campaign During the Winter Months   FLAT ROCK MAN   Elected General SecTetary by Unni. mous Vote. Well known in De eatur County.

HARDING SAILS FOR GANAL ZONE   Given a Rousing Send-Off By _ People of New Orleans,   TO BE ABSENT THREE WEEKS

SOBER THOUGHT If URGED BY HARDING   PRESIDENT-ELECT DELIVERS  FORMAL ADDRESS AT NEW ORLEANS.   Speaker Says Aftermeth of War Can Be Swept Away by Abidé ing Faith.

MEXICAN VISIT IS IMPOSSIBLE   SEN. HARDING SAILS FOR. PANAMA   Asks “Sober Thinking and: Abiding Faith” In New OrJeans Address.

HARDING SAILS.” FOR CANAL ZONE   Given a Rousing. Send-Ott” Bj Pedule of New Orleans,   10° BE ABSEAT THREE WEEKS

PRESIDENT-ELECT URGES PEOPLE 10 SOBER THINKING   ‘Keep Your Heads,” Senator Harding Advises, During The Critical Period of War Reconstruction.

President-Elect. Asks ~ For  Faith in Period of Reconstruction oe   PARTY LEAVES FOR TRIP IN-PANAMA   Proposed Mexican Visit is Given Up; Would Take  Boat Three Days "From Course

HARD. NG SOUNDS CONFIDENCE NOT   Faith in Republic Asked 0: People.   URGES SOBER THINKING

URGES FAITH IN AMERICA IN NEW ORLEANS SPEECH BEFORE BOARDING VESSEL

HARDING APPEALS FOR CONSERYATISH IN READJUSTMENT   Old Time Virtues Of Thrift, Hon esty And Common Sense Are Advocated.   LD  SPEECH IS DOMINATED BY NOTE OF CONFIDENC   Harding Party Is Now En-Route 1 Canal Zone On Steamer Parismina,

CNRER THINTING ANT FAITH ASHEN RY SEN. HARDING   Delivered Address in New Or leans Before Leaving for Canal Zone

URGES AMERICANS TO THINK SOBERLY   Disconcerting Aftermath of War Will Pass Away If People “‘Keep Their Heads,’’ Says Harding

President-Elect Urges People To Do Sober Thinking During Reconstruction

SOBER THOUGHT AND FAITH IN U.S. HARDING'S PLEA   Cautions Against Accepting Fancy Theories in Building for New Era      GIVE HIM GOLD WATCH   METROPOLIS OF SOLID soOUTH FORGETS PARTISANSHIP IN  WELCOMING PRESIDENTELECT

SOBER THINKING IND ABIDING FAITH ASKED OF PEOPLE   Some Reverses and Disappoint ments Must Come, Mr. Harding Says.   WILL ALL PASS AWAY IF ‘WE ONLY KEEP OUR HEADS   A Confident America, But tressed by Resources Neve Equalled and With Fre Representative Governmen Ideal to be Kept in View.

UBER THINKING ANU REAL FAITH   In Republic in Period of . War Reconstruction  IS ASKED BY HARDING   President-Elect Delivers Ad dress in New Orleans on Eve of Sailing for Canal Zone— Some Reverses and Disap pointments Must Come a: Aftermath of Conflict

SHIP COMPANY DECLINES 10 ALTER ROUTING      New Orleans Accords "President-Elect Reception.

iousands Cheer President-Elect Just Beforé He Sails on Three Weeks Cruise te anama Canal Zone. . 7

SOBER, THINKING ABIDING: FAITH, HARTINE’S PLE   Predicts Quick End of War Aftermath if People “Keep Their Heads.’

LESo EXTRAVAGANCE MORE PRODUCTION   Needed to Restore Normal Conditions.

WORK GORE. BUY LESS.    More Production and Less Extray’ agance Is Banker's Appeal.

DEMONSTRATIONS FOR WILSON MARK FIRST DAY'S MEE]   Resolution of Praise Sen Chief Executive; Keynote Speech Only Business. .

Began: “Opening of First ‘Session With a Roar’ That  Lasted. Nearly 30 Minutes— 4 “The President Praised For ~ fis Achievements,

CONVENTION AT CAN FRANGISSN   Fights Over Prohibition, the League of Nations and the lrish Planks Expected to Be Long Drawn Out.   COMMITTEE REPORTS ‘“ me _aAyYS ALL BUSINESS   Cummings’ Address Is Interrupted By a Woman Whe Inquires About Ireland. Makes Momentary Stir.

WILSON’S NAME STIRS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   KTYNOTE BY CUMMINGS   Praise For Chief In Message Sent To White Heuse

THREE AREDEAD, TWO INJURED, IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   Fatalities Result in Lake District Around Detroit, Minn., Over Week-end   DEAD ARE FARGO PEOPLE   Glaring Headlights Responsibl for One of the Automobile Accidents

35 REDS SENT FROM DETROIT ON. SUNDAY      THEY COMPRISED “FIRST LOY UF.  REVORURIONINTS TO BE DEPORTED © «+ ~

SURGING CROWD ~ -ACCLAIMS REDS   Detroit Streets — Resound to Singing of “internationale” as Russians Leave.   ALIENS MAKE UP MOB

SHORES SEE ENRAGED MAN MURDER WIFE   Big Heart: Railroad Statior Is Scene of Domestic : Tragedy  ;   SLAYER CAUGHT: BY “POSSEE OF CITIZENS

As Presented to Convention at San Francisco Priday 1 Afternoon  DECLARATION IS VERY LONG

PLATFORM FIGHT OS] ON TODAY   BITTER DEBATE IS EXPECTED OVER PROHIBITION PLANK.   IRISH“ DISSATISFIED   MAY BE DISCUSSION. ALSO OVER THE PEACE PLANK.    Already a Day Behind Its Schedule Convention Faces Possibility of! Ranning Over Sunday...

PLATFORM IS LAID BEFORE CONVENTION   Expect Conflict on Is. sues in Convention— Bryan Defeated.

SPEAKERS LIMITED TO THIRTY MINUTES EACH: BRYAN WARNS COMMITTEE OF TROUBLE AHEAD

Me BATTLE IS IN THE AIR B® COMMITTEE FIN. ISHES PLATFORM   Beaten in Committee on Bone Dry Plank, Seryed Notice of Taking it to Floor      League Plank is Compromise ‘and Irish Plank Will Draw Fire From Convention

Prohibition Issue Conspicuous by Its Absence; Neither is Ireland Freed in the Lone Doeymant

PLATFORMIS READY AT LAST   Big Fight On Floor Is It Progress.   STILL SILENT ON LIQUOF   Document Covers Wide Range of Subjects and Takes Many Shots at G. O. P.

VITAL CHANGES MAY BE ORDERED BY CONVENTION   Bryan Defeated In E fort To Have Dry Plank Nailed In.

PLATFORM LAID BEFORE ENTIRE BODY FOR TALK   BRVAN WILL FIGHT ON DRY 18SUE_PLATFORM LONG, DE. SPITE ATTEMET TO SHORTEN  STATEM ‘S—“DEDICATED TO

LAY PLATFORM BEFORE PARTY   Bryan Will Take Fight to the Floor of the Convention

SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS OF PLATFORM SUBMITTED TO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT OPENING OF SESSION THIS MORNIN

TRISH DELEGATES ISSUE WARNING OF A WRANGLER   Will Seek to Have Plank Rewrit ten Declaring for Recognition of Ireland.   PROHIBITION IS LEFT our   Bryan Conceals His Plans, But Is Expected to Start Fight on the Floor.

PLATFORM GOES TO CONVENTION; BRYAN LOSES IN COMMITTEE   Fails to Gain Endorsement of Dry ‘Plank; Pleaders for Irish Republic Fail To Get Desired Declaration

LAVISH USE OF MONEY IN REPUBLICAN: ‘ELECTIONS IS’ CONDEMNED IN SPECIFIC,  TOoORAS

PLATFORM GOES TO CONVENTION FOR ADOPTION   Framed After Day and Night Struggle—Conflict on Floor is Expected.

[HE PLATEOR ID SILENT ON PROHIBITION   Democratic Declaration of Principles Presented to Convention Today.   BRYAN’S BONE DRY  PLANK LOSES OUT   League of Nations Endorsec —Sympathy Expressed for Ireland.

Democratic. Platform Applauds  “Yilaom, Endorses League and —  ; - Sympathizes With the Irish

- CONVENTION   WORE BATTLE IS IN THE AIR AS COMMITTEE FIN_ JSHES PLATFORM   BRYAN FULL OF FIGHT   Beaten in Committee on Bone Dry Plank, Served Notice of Taking it to Floor   ‘League Plank is Compromise ‘and Irish Plank Will Draw Fire From Convention

ONVENTION GETS DRAFT OF PLATFORM   Democrats Declare That Wall Street Wants Senator Harding Elected.   SCORES “CORRUPTION FUNDS”   Criminal Lawe for Profiteers—League of Nations With Reservations—  Asserts Republicans Would Oestroy Ali Good Work of Administration.

FRISCO PLATFORM HITS MONEY BAGS   Declares Wall Street Wants Senator Harding as President.   “CORRUPTION FUNDS” SCORED   Asserts That Republicans Would De stroy Good Work of the Democrat. ic Administration — Criminal Laws for Profiteers.

PLATFORM DRAFT FINISHED; GOES TO CONVENTION   General Appearance 1: of Administration Dictation

DINIOES PRAISE OF LEAGUE WITH 10] CENSURE OF 6.0. P.   Long Struggle on Platform Is Ended With Major Issues _ Sure of Contest.   PROHIBITION IS IGNORED; IRELAND GETS SYMPATHY   Violent Attack on “Republican Corruption” New Action in Platform Building.

Bryan, Beaten In Effort To Force _ Bone Dry Plank In Committee Draft. Carries Firht. To Floor

PLATFORM READY FOR CONVENTION   KRerelition Comrmléters Work Pin Ishenl aod Aviapltan Up te the dele, i      FIGHT ON JIRISH PLANK   BRYAN CARRIES EES RON DRY RYGH'P TO FLOOK,      Bratt Differs Slightly fram Sub conmmittes  Vlatform—Eavers League with saa Amen nent Added,

League of Naions, Irish and _ Prohibition, Planks Subjects of Debate.   PRYAN TO LEADATTACK   Wide -Variety. of. Subjects Treated in Declaration of Principles.

AFTER DAYS AND NIGHTS OF WORK GUMMITTEE HAS  PLATFORM BEAN   Nebraskan Keeps His Word ant Begins Fight Before Delegates For Outright Bone Drv Declaration.   IRISH SYMPATHIZERS DEM”VD A NEW PLANK   League of Nations Endorsed and Republican Senate Is Condemned For Making lt 9 Partican Iecip.

[SOUE BUILDERS SUBMIT PLANKS   League of Nations Is Urged and President Felicitated on Work.   SCORE SENATOR LODGE

TWO THOUSAND ARMENIAK CIVILIANS MURDERER {h ASIA MINGR PROVING:   NATIONALIST FORCES ATTACKIN TWO PROVINCES BRUTALLY SLAY 2,000 PERSONS.

SLAUGHTER OF THE ARMENTANS   Two Theusend Civilimas Reported Mardered in Celd Bleed.

t w  MURDERED 2,000 ARMENIANS IN COLD BLOOD?   ‘Report of Fearful Slaughter in Asia Minor Keaches London.

MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD   Two Thousand Armen. ians Killed During Recent Attacks

SCHEDULES SUSPENDEI   Decision Concerning the . Texas Freight Rates Rendered Today

CAMPAIGN ~ SPEEDS UE   Election Only a Month Away and Campaigners Working Full Blast.

THE CAMPAIGN. - WARMING UP   BOTH PARTIES ES GETTING BUSY. HIS WEEK IN KANSAS. ©:   SPEAKERS SCHEDULED:   SENATORS AND GOVERNORS FURNISH &. 0, P. ARTILLERY...   Prominent Outside Democrats Wilt Come in to Talk.For Cox and the Unterrified.,

WOMAN AMONG ALIFE CONMICTS. ~ SEEKING LENIT   SCORE OF NEW CASES DOCKETED =. WITH STATE BOARD OF : 1) PARDONS

EXPRESS :OFFICE ROBBED,      Spokane Agent Let Two Mey Grab _ $9,000 Jn Curreney.

ROBBERS BEAT NIGHT WATCHMAN AND ESCAPE WITH WAD OF GURRENG'      LEAVE SIX THOUSAND DOLLAR! IN SILVER SCATTERED ABOUT EXPRESS ROOM.

CONTINUATION OF BIRTH CONTROL TO ENCOMPASS HACE EXTINCTION FOR AMERICAN IN A GENTURY

CONTROL OF BIRTH MENAGES AMERICS   United States Faces Extinction in 160 Years Unloas Doctrine Is Dia: carded, Prediote Stylen

COLLAPSE  QF THE HOR PRICE BOOM Al cHCACO  wn Drop o tT Pe Hundred Today —$1 no Predicted for  omorrow.

BIG DROP IN HOG PRICES   Cut of 75 Cents a Hundred at Chicage Stock Yards as Result - of Break in Corn.

OG PRICES © DROP’75 CTS   mIs Down Below Dollar Mark In Kansas City

RUSS OCCUPY  MORE TERRITORY   Large Force of Bolsheviki Pushing Forward to Cut Railroad

POLES CLEAR RIGHT BANK OF BEREZINA RIVER WHEN ~ BOLSHEVIKS CROSS OVER

INCREASED OVERSEAS PAY AFTER JULY 11, 1919      Soldiers Who Returned to U. S. After That Date May Apply For Back Pav

INJUNCTION ARGUED   Order Restrains Oil Seizure by Naval Officers

PONZI SAYS STORY ~ HE'S BROKE FALS!   “Bushel Basket Millionaire” Repudiates Article by “Publicity Agent.” - 

109,000 ARE IDLE IN OHIO   Battlegro:nd of Bie Strike Has Switched D. ly to East— New York Untasy,

MOTOR TRUCK FREIGHT SERVICES STARTED BY ONE PACKING HOUot   Fifty Motor Truck Trains, Each Loaded with 30,000 Pounds of Fresh Meat, Leave Chicago for Near by Towns as Resutt of Railroad Strike

REBEL MEMBERS OF RR BROTHERHOOD CAUSING TROUBLE   Indjcations Are That Series of Rebellions Against Organization Had. Not Reached Crest.

STRIKE OPREADING   REBELLION AG AINS?T UNTON DIRECTION GROWS.   hast and West Bound Freight Across Coutinent is Restricted,

NEW YORK FEARS  FOOD SHORTAGE: SHOP MEN JUIN STRIKERS RANK   INDUSTRIAL PLANTS UNABLE TO OPERATE   Hundreds of inousands 0: Workers Are Made Idle in All Parts of the Country   Ag Result of Strike.

NEW RECRUITS JOINRANKS OF “INSURGENTS”   Walkout ‘Spreads Over Entire Nation; Freight is Tied Up.

INSURGENT STRIKE SPREADING RAPIDLY   Freight Movement Across Continent Further Hampered as Switchmen Go Out at New Strategic Points.   THREATEN WALKOUTS AT MANY ADDITIONAL POINTS   Industries Beginning to Feel Effect — 60,000 Men Will Soon Be Out of Work at Chicago Stockyards.

Insurgent Union Railroaders “Go Out in Many Cities — Thousands Made Idle

Strike-Lenders Claim That 2,700. Men Have J pe tr ci cutie af Falture: in Food “Transp qiatic     eee  os sae Wand Enaiienion ‘cs garnets  ‘3 ¥ ea a yamstiiee  $n =

 otek RELIEF FROM STRIKE GRIF   Insurgents Maintain hold East of ‘the Ohio River.   THOUSANDS ‘ARE THROWN OUT OF WORK AS RESULT   Situation in. Chicago and West  _ Gradually Improving, Say Officials and Heads of  the Brotherhoods.

ee  LHICAGO RAIL STRIKE THREATENS TO SPREAD   Strikes Forecast For Today at Milwaukee, St. Louis, New York and Boston — East and West Bound Freight Shipments Hampered.

President To Finish Railroad Labor Board Appein'ments Within Twenty-four Hours and Speedy Strike SeiUeiment Seen

STRIKE CENTER IS SHIFTED TO EAST SEABOARD   Strength of “Outlaw” Unions Said to Be Waning in Middle West   CANCEL PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES

STRIKERS’ ACTIONS MORE AGGRAVATING   MANY RETURN TO WORK AS OTHERS ‘QUIT.   ‘Condition Becomes Perplexing—As : Reports From East Have Quieting Effect Western News Indicates Otherwise.

BATTLE GROUND OF STRIKE NOW GENTERS IN EAS]   Growing Alarm of Shortag of Food and Coal Around New York.

CABINET MEFTING CALLED BY PRESIDENT; INTEREST CENTERED ON WASHINGTON   a eee  ANNOUNCEMENT OF GOVERNMENT'S COURSE EXPECTED TODAY--WALKOUT SPREADS RAPIDLY IN EAST—100,000 REPORTED IDLE IN OHIO ALONE.

RAILWAY STRIKE BREAKS UP FROM PITTSBURG WEST   ‘Many Defectiois from Ranks of   Outlaws.  Repokted, While Chi cago Managers Receive Proffer of Settlement from Leader      MAHA STOCK EMBARGO   Chicago, Burlington. & Quincy Re moves All Shlppirig Restrictions, De claring tt Can Handle Normal Teaf fie; 600 Return-at Columbus, Ohlc

CONDITIONS BETTER IN THE WEST   Rump: Strike Dwindiing in Chicago Where Increased Ircific ts Reported On All of The Leading Railway Lincs.

STRIKE INTEREST CENTERS NOW IN EASTERN POINTS   Potomac Yard Switchmen Are To Return But Pennsylvania Men Join Strikers   TURNING TO WASHINGTON FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS   Chicago Conditions Continue To improve With Passenger Trains Normal

STRIKE. SPREADING   REBELLION, AGAINST — UNION               wist aml West Bound Freight Across Coulinent is Restricted. 5 :

RAILROAD STRIKE WIDELY SPREADING   INDICATIONS ARE CROSS CONTINENT TRAFFIC BE TIED UP.   MANY STATES AFFEGTEL   ‘New York, Illinois, Kansas, Gali.  fornia, and Other States Feel Effect of Switch ) men’s Strike.

INSURGENT” STRIKE SPREADING OVER Tht WHOLE UNITED STATES   Pe Unbted Breoaet

RAILROAD STRIKE IS SPREADING   Movement to Tie Up Railroads of Country Has Not Reached Its Crest.   NORTHERN NEW YORK MEN MAY QUIT WORK   Pere rm 84a 8 seb Ue s Strengthen Position of the  Insurgent Switchmen.

CHINA REFUSES SHANTUNG SAYS JAPS’ LEADER   HAYASHI CLAIMS CHINESE WON'T HAVE A WORD TO SAY ABOUT IT

JAPS SAY THEY WILL GIVE SHANTUNG BACK   Distressed by Alleged Refusal of China to Open Negotiations, Declares Ambassador.

EFFORTS TO OPERATE _ STEEL MILLS   WILL BE MADE IN SPITE OF INTER-COMMERCE DECISION.   Carnegie Co. Close Several “Units” in the’ Youngstown - District. Owing to the Shortave.of Carag _....

EFFORTS TO OPERATE STEEL MILLS   WILL BE MADE IN SPITE OF INTER-COMMERCE DRCISION: .   Carnegie. Co. Close Several _ Units in. the. Youngstown District Owing to - the Shortage of Cars. it;

issurances Given By French Charge That -No One Had Right To .Ask Herding To Lead In Farming New _Warld Association

Ce OO  FRENCH DENY APPROACH OF SEN. HARDING WITH PLAN FOR NEW LEAGUE   Count Debearn Assures State Department No Authority Ever Has Been Given Anyone to Appeal to G. QO. P. Nominee to Take Lead in Forming New World Association, “Formally or Informally.” @

‘NOT APPROACHED ON ASSOCIATION’   Paris Hasn’t Negotiated With Harding, Charge Asserts   FORMAL REPLY IS PROBABLE   Paris: May Maké Direct Answer -tn Wilenan’e Innniry

OVERTURES MADE DECLARES FRENCH CHARGI   Tells State Department That Hi: Government Sent No One to Sen. Harding.   NO FORMAL REPLY RECEIVED   The Word of Charge and Denia Issued at Paris May Be All Made.

FRANCE DENIES ANY EFFORT TO SCRAP LEAGUE   Paris Government Ha: Not Received Wil son’s Letter.

FRENCH CHARGE AT WASHINGTON + DENIES REPORT   No One Authorized by France to’ Approach Harding! Declares Diplomat   CALLS AT STATE DEPARTMENT . WITH OFFIGIAL -ASSURANGES  2   U. &. Knows Nothing of Frenct Desire to Scrap League

FRENCH GOVERNMENT DENIES OVERTURES      “No Official Communication of Any Nature Has Been Made,”  eStatamnant Gare

ERANGE DEMIS SATEMENT BT SENATOR HARDING   Did Not Ask Him To Get Up New League of Nations.

FRENCH CHARGE ASSURES U. 5. OF  BEST INTENTION   Authority Not Given to Approach Senator Harding.  REPLY IS INFORMAL   French Foreicn Office States Demand From Washington for Information Not Yet Received.

HARDING AND FRANCE BOTH REPT Y TO) WILSON INQTIIRY   England To Proceed With Government Of Ireland Bill

ACTION UNOFFICIAL   Staty Department Weare From Paris on New World Association,

FRENCH HELP QUT WILSON   In Discussion With Senator Harding.   DONE NOTHING OFFICIALLY   Regarding Substitute for League of Nations~Cox Ridicules “Alleged French Overtures.”

TO’ “SCRAP” LEAGUE   ro se RAT OR NOT TO ‘SCRAP . IS THE QU ESTFION.   Governor Harding Intimated That 7. . France Would Just as ‘Soon . Unioad it.

FRANCE DENIES HAVING DEALING WITH HARDING   No Spokesman to Act F ormally or Otherwise, is Message

FRANCE HAS GIVEN NO RINT OF DESIRE TO ‘SCRAP’ LEAGUE   No Authority Given Anyone t Speak for Government, Says Charge d’Affaires.   STATE DEPARTMENT OUT WITH INFORMAL DENIALS   White House Attaches Anxious to Combat Idea League of Nations Obsolete.

ASSURANCES GIVEN STATE DEPARTMENT BY COUNT DEBEARN   CHARGE OF GOVERMENT IN WASHINGTON GIVES OPINION.

NO OFFICIAL REQUEST BY FRANCE MADE   French Foreign Office i Awaiting Demand of  Pres. Wilson.

OFFICIALS DID NOT APPROACH HARDING   bh tren aE Bal  ASSU bi ANCES GIVEN BY THE RENCH CHARGE AT WASHINGTON   MAY PURSUE INQUIRY   Washington May Ask Further Information From the French Coverrment Direct

NO REPRESENTATIVE OF FRANCE TALKED WITH THE NOMINEE   Such Is Statement France Charge de Affairs Made to White House Late Yesterday.   DELEGATES NO SPOKESMAN   Reply for French Government I: Informal One; Other Looked for At Any Time.

DENIAL 1S ENTERED BY FRENCH GHARGE      Says His Government Gave No One Authority to Approach Senator Harding.

FRENCH DID NOT ASK HARDING T0 LEAD IN LEAGUE   Count De Bearn, Charge At Washington Furnishes Proof of it   HARDING HAS ANSWER   G. 0. P. NOMINEE SAYS NOW HIS WORDS WERE MISCONSTRUED IN GREEN CASTLE.

FRENCH CHARGE KILLS STORY         Has Been Chosen to Con “Formally or ally.”

NEVER TALKED OF LEAGUE TO HIM IS ASSURANCETOUS.   G. O. P. Neminee Puts Up Claim He Was Misquoted

RANCE DECLARES QUERY TO HARDING NOTFROM HER   Corroborates. Statement That It Was Not Official; Cox Scores His Opponent ©

NO. OVERTURES   Assurances Given State De partment by French Charge at Washington   No Authority to Anyone to Approach Sen. Harding Whth Suewestions

NO WISH TO SCRAP LEAGUE      Fransee Has Autherised Ne Persea te Appreach Hardtag On Leedizng Wew Aasectatiean.

GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE ENTERS OFFICIAL DENIAL   NO ONE GIVEN AUTRORITY TO AP PROACH HARDING ON NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS

STATEMENT OF. HARDING DENIED   French Representative Says His Government Not Responsible -

FRENCH CHARGE KILLS STORY   Says No One Has Been Chosen to. Con. sult Harding “Formally or “Informally.”

VOY SENT TO AARDING [9 WORD OF PARIS   Government Has Had No Communication With Candidate, “ . Formally or Informally, Says Statement      PUZZLED OVER REPORTED  : STATEMENT OF HARDIRS   Must Have Mistaken Unofficial Opinion as View of Govern-. ment, Says Official

FRENGH CHARGE DENIES REPORT   Declares No Representative Authorized to Approach Harding.   COX RIDICULES HARDING

VISIT HARDING NOT AUTHORIZED FRENCH NATION   Sug ggestion That Hard ing rorm World Association Not Made.

STATEMENT BY Uni SENATOR ABUT LEAGUE PROVED FALSE   Savs No French Negotiations “Formal, Informal, Official or Unofficial”   REASSURE WILSON OF FAITH IN. LEAGUE   Brands Harding’s  Statement as Attempt to “Scrap” League

FRANCE SENT NO AGENT TO HARDING   Denies: League Overture Was « Made by Government. —   SENATOR WIRES WILSON

FRENCH GOVERNMENT GAVE NO AUTHORITY      Count DeBearn, Charge, Says No One Delegated “Formally or Informally” te Call on Harding.   HARDING REAFFIRMS SPOKESMEN CALLED

French Say No Negotiations With Harding Informally, Formaily, Officially or Unofficially   Says He Didn’t Mean to Construe that French Govern-_  ment Sent Spokesman _ ta Bim

FRENCH GOVERNMENT SAYS NO ONE GIVEN AUTHORITY APPROACH CTHATOR HARDING   “Formally or Informally, Officially or Unofficially” Says Count Debearn,  French Charge   IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE   ASSURANCE GIVEN THAT ‘THI  FRENCH. GOVERNMENT HAS HAD NO COMMUNICATION REGARDING SUBSTITUTE

OFFICIALS Tae NG} APPROACH HARDING   ASSURANCES GIVEN BY TUE FRENCH CHARGE AT. WaARQHIvnerTanw   IMAY PURSUE INQUIRY   Washington May Ask Further Information From the French ? Government Direct

DENTAL MADE BY OFFICIAL TO SEC. DAVIS   No Formal Reply Is Made But Assurances Are Given to Show France Has Never  Made Any Advances.   GOV. COX RIDICULES POSITION OF HARDING   Says Man Who Consulted SenHarding Must Have Been Funny Man and Humorist of France.

PROP OU UNDER Hl   French Embassy Denies An Authorized Person Ap proached Harding.   EITHER FORMALLY OR INFO 7   No One Was Empowered Negotiate Concerning As sociation of Nations.

FRANCE STORY IS KILLED   Charge at Washington Says No One Chosen to See Hardina.

NO LEAGUE SPOKESMAN AUTHORIZED   FrenchCharge Tells State Department His Government IsNotBackofMove tor New World  A eoannriatianm

FRENCH CHARGE ASSURES WILSON   No Authority Given to Ap proach Harding.   OFFICIAL DENIAL ISSUED AT PARIS   Count /Debearn Calls at the State Department.

NOBODY SENT TO CANDIDATE, PRAM EE SAYS   French Charge Tells Wison Nation Violated no Dipiomatic Evhics   CANDIDATE HARGING ANSWERS. PRESIDENT

FAANGE OFFICIALLY DENIES CONNECTION   STATEMENT OF HARDING RE PUDIATED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT TUESDAY   TWO DENIALS ARE -MADE   One Direct From Paris and Other Through Charge of French Embassy, Who Called at State Department.

SCHIFr IS DEAN AT 73   Jacob Schiff, One of Amer ica’s Most” Widely Known Financiers Dies in New York Saturday Night.   WAS NOTED FOR HiS CHARITABLE WORK   Founded Jewish Theological Seminary, Semetic Museum at Harvard and Nurses Settlement in Gotham.

SCHIFF, FAMOUS FINANCIER DIES   Noted Philanthropist An Banker Passes At Age Of 73 Years

A WHEAT SHORTAGE.   Predicted By American Trade Commissioner in Londen,

WHEAT SHORTAGE INDICATED.   World Wide Increase tn Demand He. ported by Eixpert,

WITH DEMANDS GROWING WHEAT APPEARS SHOR!   European Countries Com. pelled to Import More Than Before the War.

WORLOWICE SHORTAGE ‘DF WHEAT PREDICTED   WITH RUSSIA NOT -EXPORTING, SITUATION I8 GRAVE; BREAD HIGH IN ENGLAND.

WORLD’ SHORTAGE OF. WHEAT:      And’ ‘Incteabed: Deniand” is hidicated ‘for This Yes ar.

>-— ee VAGE OF WHEAT.  and In Indicated  WORLD SHOR  And Incrensed  ion ae

termined. The bandits then letsurely entered their closed car and left town.   Two Found Dead.

GEORGE AND ASQUITH CLASH      Debate in House of Commons De velops Personal Scene.

IRISH GRIMES BILL IS AGAIN PASSED: STORIMY DEBATE   Premier Lloyd-George and Asquith in Angry Duel Prior to Second Reading.   ASQUITH BLAMES GOVT.

IRISH CRIMES BILL PASSED   MEPSURE PASSES AFTER STIRRING SCENIE BETWEEN PFEMIER AND HERBERT ASQUITH

KING OF ENGLAND IN BLUE OVERALLS   However, When Receiving Statesmen and When at Lunch With Queen He Will Be Attired in Regular Suit.

OVERALLS FOR KING GEORGE   To Wear $5 Suit of Dark Blue During Working Hours.

KING GEORGE IN OVERALLS   Orders $5 Suit of Dark Blue to Wear During His Morning’s , Work.

RACING DRIVERS DEATH ACCIDENT   Death of Famous Speed Kings Sad. dens Followers of Auto Racing.

ND INQUESTS FOR 0 RAGE VICTIMS   Deaths of Chevrolet. O’Donnell and Jolls Are Called Accidental.

NO ONE BLAMED FOR DEATHS OF 3 AUTO RACERS   CORONER ISSUES CERTIFICATE OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH—NO INVESTIGATION TO FOLLOW

Eddie O'Donnell, Who. Col lided With Chevrolet Dies at Hospital,

RUMORS OF REVOLT IN SPAIN   Prince and Two Sisters Leave Country in Automobiles.

REVOLT IN SPAIN RUMORED   Spanish Royal Children Leave Madrid Murriedly in Automobiies—Cross Border Into France.

While Nature of. Reply to Union’s Demands Is Still a Mystery, It is Believed Request for General Increase Was Refused.   HINES IS STILL BIG FACTOR IN THE CONTROVERSY

WILSON CONFERS WITH BROTHERHOOD LEADERS   ies Counter Proposals for Ad. Justment of the New Wage  Demands.   FIRST APPEARANCE SINCE  HE WAS FIRST WERIOKEN   iPresident in Wheel Chair Meets  , Men on South Portico and  i  l Talks 15 Minutes.   CHIEFS REFUSE TO TALK   Leave White House and Decline to Say What Happened; " Men Must Decide.

PRESIDENT IN PROPOSAL T0         President Believed to Have Refused General Wage  Increases in Reply   BROTHERHOODS AGREE --"EQ-DISCUSS NEW PLAN      No Intimation of Offer Is Given Out; Statement Expected Jlater.

DEEP MYSTERY SHROUDS MURDER OF JAS. COLOSIMC   Chicago Police Baffled By Assassin ation of King of the Tenderloin.

COLOSIMO, VICE KING, MURDERED BY UNKNOWN MAN   Assassin’s Bullet Ends Career of Famous Restaurant Man.

FAR URBING corr ATOR   Can't combat profiteers un Jess foreign shipments  are eliminated   PROSECUTION ADVOGATED   Attempt being made to d vise means to protect all concerned:

HOUSE 10 G0 ON WITH POST INVESTIGATION   Will continue probe of alleg. el “Red” activities of Asst. Labor Sec.

CIVIL WAR IK TAY NERTED AVS. PREMIE   'Workmen Given Voice ... In .Contro!l . Of Industrv..   IS STEP FORWARD   ‘Italian Premier Says Ac: ~~ tion Taken Is For Common Good.

ITALIAN WORKMEN ARE GIVE? A VOICR IN THE CONTROL OF ALL THE INDUSTRIES.   WHOLE WORLD IN UPHEAVAL   Premier Glolitti Declares Interests Cannot Prevent Forward March of Events.

SCHOOL BOARD IS FINED IN CHICAGC   Ten Chicagoans Found Guilty of Contempt of Court.   Must Pay Fines and Serve Prison ~ Terms for Depriving Superintendent of Office.

GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   TEN MEMBERS OF CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD JAILED.   Convicted Men Must Pay Fines and Serve Terms in Prison for Ignoring Court.

SPEAKS FOR RED CROSS   Needs Support of Every Amer. ican, Cardinal Gibbons Says.

CARDINAL GIBBONS ASKS SUPPORT OF ALL FOR RED CROS   Says.That.it Needs Encouragement of Every American   DEVOTED ATTENTION TO LOCAL WELFARE

ROADS INCREASE RATES ON AUS, 26   Will Add $100,000,000 Annualiy to the Government’s Revenues

NEW RATES AUGUST 26   This Date Announced Today By Railroad Representatives

NEW RATES      This Date Announced: Today B; Railroad Representatives

NEW RATES AUGUST 26.   Railroads Will Put Them Into Effect  mn «Whaat Tata

RA}L Rash i MILL, SO SOAR.  August 26th the public Witt Begin :Pasing.

DATES CHANGED.   Both Passenger anc Freight Rates to Be Put Into Effect Aug 26. Announced.

RAILWAY RATES TD NGREAE NUGUST 28   ftarif : Experts Say  Earlier Dates Fo Changes Will Be Im. possible

Neighbors Accused 0! Poison Plot Deaths at Stockton, Mo.   STILL CONTEST LEADERSHIP OF ILLINOIS 6.0, P   Thompson Victory Over Lowden Not End of Hot Fight For Control.

BOVERNGE-ANUR SP AINGHELD SIGH] ONLY FIRST ROUNL   Thompson’s Organization Vie tory May Result in Another Contest at Chicago.

SWITCHMEN AT COLUMBUS OUT   Three Thousand Quit at Cleveland Saturday ; More May Join Strike   PASSENGERS MOVING   Mines of Ohio ‘May Have to Close On Account of Acute Car Shortage

Hatred of Wilson and Fear o  His “Tyranny” Drove Senators ¥   TO PICK “A FRIEND’   HARDING COULD NEVER HAVE BEEN RAMED BUT FOR DISCLOSURE © OF WO0D, LOWDEN CAMPaAIQN FURD

THEORY WORKS OUT IN HARDING'S CASE   MAN IN WHRITT HOUSE wtsT LOOK UP TO SENATE.   Mark Sellivan Thinks the Scenters Weuld Net Mind if Executive te by Nature Created Bigger Thae They.

SENATE IS GROUP THAT PUT CHOICE OF HARDING OVER      Hatred of Wilson and Fear of His “Tyranny” Drove Senators   TO PICK “A FRIEND’   HARDING COULD NEVER HAVE BEEN NAMED BUT FOR DISCLOSURE OF WOOD, LOWDEN CAMPAIGN FUND

KILLED DUNN AT TAMWORTH, N   Brown Waylaid and Shot Man He Suspected

BROWN TELLS OFFICIALS HE KILLED DUNK   Ossipee, N. H., Farmer Said He Found Man Talking with His Wife and Afterward Waylaid and Shat Him.

10 INVESTIGATE TAMA DEATI   Grand Jury in Extraordinary Seasior To Enquire Into the Case of Frank Linhart

PROBE DEATH OF FRANK LINHAR]   Whose Body Was Recovered From  Creek Near Tama, Iowa, About ’ a Month Ago

PROBE: DROWNINE   ‘Tama-co Grand. Jury Meets to ‘Investigate . Death

GOMPERS MOVES TO GIVE LABOR PIVOTAL POWER OF ELECTORATE   Both Old Parties Scent Danger and Go After Laboting Man’s Vote   RACE WILL BE CLOSE!   Records of Senators and Congressmen Are Being Investigated

SMASHING OFFENSIVE BY FEDERATION Of LABOR  Against All “Enemies” of the Work: ing Man.  Threatens to Give the Labor Grout Balance of Power in November.  Scenting Danger Republicans Arc Demccrats Plan to go After Labor   Against All “Enemies” of the Work. ing Man.

G. 0. P. AND DEMOCRATS” BID FOR LABOR’S VOTE   smashing Offensive by Gompers Threatens to Give Labor Group Balance of Power In November Election.

MAJOR PARTIES. 10 FIGHT FOR LABOR SUPPORT   Offensive Begun By Gompers Threatens To Take Votes.   LABOR NON PARTISAN   Leaders Declare Ballots Will Be Cast For Their Friends.

FENWE. BY FEDERATION. AOR  Against All “Enemies” of the Work  Against All “Enemies” of the Working Man.   Threatens to Give the Labor Grout Balance nf Power in November.

SEE BALANCE “OF POWER LABOR GROUP   Campaign managers of both big parties are showing some anxiety

LABOR VOTE BIG FACTOR IN CONTEST   GOMPERS HOPES TO GIVE LA BOR GROUP BALANCE OF POWER IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.   FIGHT WILL BE A CLOSE ONE   American Federation of Labor Out Strong Against All “Enemies” of the Working Man.

FIVE DIE IN APARTMENT FIREINFRISCE   FASHIONAHLE - BERKSHIRE APARTMENTS NESTROTED EARLY TOUAY

FIVE LOST LIVES IN FIRE THAT DESTROYED LARGE TENEMENT HOUSE AT SAN FRANCISCO   Started In Hallway On Third Floor and Spread So Rapidly That Escapes Were Made At Great Risks--Many Injured Ry Jumping.

THREE ARE KILLED BY BLAST   Boilers Wreck Interstate Steel Mill at Fast Chicano. Ind

BLAST KILLS 3; HURTS SCORE   Battery of Boilers of Interstate Stee! Mill at East Chicago, Ind., Explodes.

CHEAP SEED MAY BE COSTLY   Special Stress Placed on Necessity for Testing Because of Low Germination of Clover.

FOURTEEN TAKEN IN POLIGE RAID   “ARREST TWO AS KEEPERS OB  GAME,   Sykes and “Peg" Wheatley of Keokuk Are Arrested for  Operating Ganic,

FOURTEEN TAKEN IN POLICE RAID   ARKEEST Two AS KEBPENRS OF GAME,   J. Sykes and “Peg Wheatley of Keokuk Are Arrested for Operating Game,

WILL OPPOSE FAlSE   GAS COMPANY'S PETITHON FOR ADVANCE TO HE FOUGHT.   Mavor Will Present Matter Berore Council At Neat Meeting.

WILL “OPPOSE AAISE           or Wi Present Matter Ber  Council At Neat Meet i * .

TO DRIVE CROOKS OUT OF NEW YORK   Every Known Crook to be Arrested On Sight and Driven From Metropolis  Daring Hold Up Staged carly Monday While Police Plan Drastic Action.

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO START FIGHT ON CROOKS   Over Sunday Lull in Gotham Broken Today When Murder and Robbery Is Committed   MISSION SAFE ROBBED; OLD MAN IS SHOT DEAL   ‘Students at Chicago University Organize Vigilance Committee to Protect Co-eds   BALTIMORE GOES ON GUARD   City Looking for ‘Crooks Driven from New York; Man Kills Brother By Mistake

CRIME WAVEIN NEW YORK RISES   Bandits Commit: Another Rob bery-and: Murder in Metropolis Early This: Morning.   ROUND-UP. [§ UNDER WA‘

ANOTHER KILLED JN CRIME. WAVE, “MISSION ROBBF? Bandits Sl.-ot ban During Raid In New York - Croek

15,000 OFFICERS JOIN IN ROUND UP   With New York City Virtually an “Armed Camp” Crim inal Violence Goes On   Armed Men Descend on “ Seamen’s Mission, Rob Clerk and Murder Friend

TO SUBMIT PROPOSAL TO HYLAN   If the Plan is Adopted; Chairmen Confer With National Head.   ANOTHER IS ADDED TO LIST OF MURDERS   ‘Armed Men in Raid on West Street Mission; Escape With Loot.

CRIME CONTINUES AFTER BRIEF LULI   New York Thugs Kill Old Man And Rob Seamen's Mission.

WAVE DF CRIME = RAGES UNABATED   New York, Staves Another’ Murder , and Robbery After a Short Lall

CLERK HELD UP SURRENDERS wt   James Russell, 50, Interferes and Is Killed By Gunmen   LEGION HEN OFFER ‘HELP      Will, Give Police Assistance of 35,000 Former Soldiers if Plan Ie Approved

Over-Sunday Lull Shattered When Armed Men Commit Murder and Robbery In Mission House.   Bank Less Heavy   Police Commissioner Orders Sweeping Roundup of Crooks and Suspicious Characters in New York.

CRIME WAVE IN NEW YORK CONTINUES   Mission of Seamen is Raidec And Man Shot Who At“tempted to Stop Thieves: '

OCEAN RATES ON FLOUR GIVES US. TRADETO J. BULL   Rate Sought Which Will Give American Millers Chance in Foreign Market   CLAIM EXPORT HOLD-UP,   Sa eae  ERITISH SELL FLOUR MADE FROM AMERICAN WHEST CHEAPER THAN AMERICANS, CLAIM

REDS TO FREE YANKS   Boisheviki to Release Seven Americans, Is Report.   Unconfirmed Report Says They Are Being Permitted to Appreach the Frontier.

RUSS TO FREE YANKS   SOVIETS TO RELEASE 7 AMERI.  CANS, WASHINGTON HEARS. __  Petrograd Report Says They Are Being Permitted to Approach the Frontier.

ILLINOIS TO FIGHT FOR RESTORATON OF 2-CENT FARES   ‘Higher Rates, Attorney Genera’ _ “Says, Will Drive People Back Into Cities.

TWO-GENT RATE MAY BE EFFECTIVE TILL COURT GIVES OPINION   Railroads of Illinois Undecided on Fare After September 1.

TWO CENT FARE WAR TO OPE}   Seven Railroads Would Make Restraining Order Against Enforcement of Two Cent Railroad Fares Stick.

ILLINOIS MAY GET TWO CENT R. R. FARE AGAIN   Brundage Also Aid of Clubs to Defeat  Increase.

HiGHT OVER FARE LAW   a linois ts-to Try to Keep Dow the igh Cost of Traveling.

TWO-CENT FARE LAW IN COURT TUESDAY   Increase Will Send Rents If City Soaring Even Higher, Is Claim.

CAMPAIGN GUot OVER FOUR MILLION   EXPENDITURES OF TWO PARTIES  REACHED THAT AMOUNT.   MAKE OFFICIAL STATEMENTS   Republican Costs Total Three and 2 Half Mililon——Demeocrats Use 2 Million—Figures Submitted To  Senate Investigating Com,

REPUBLICANS SPEND NEARLY $3,500,000   Less Than One Million Used by Democrats in Cam paien for Cox

G. O.P.artNta  THREE MILLIUN FAIR HAROINE   HARDING'S CAMPAIGN &” TO OC TOBER 24 HAD Cost THE NA» TIONAL COMMITEE 83.042, 808.52   CTATEMENT 1S FILED   wing HReecipts and Disburspments Filed with the Sonate Sub-committee at Chi cage, —Another Quarter stiltion Needed.  A Statement Sho

PARTY CAMPAIGN EXPENSE ACCOUNTS ARE MADE PUBLIC   NEARLY THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION MORE EXPENDED THAN COLLECTED BY PEPUBLICANS

REPUBLICAN FUND. ‘Sst Ba      Treasurer Upham Reports ‘to Senate Committee on Con- : tributions Received: —   ‘MOPING UP” FUND OF $400,000 STILL UNSPENT   "Boys, Get the Money!’ Literature Apparently Brought Some Resuks,

HARDING'S ACTIVITIES " _ ENTAIL EXPENDITURE OF JUST $3,042,892   About $400,000 Is to Be Spent in Mopping Up Process Between Now and November, Says Upham Report

Presidential Interviews   REPUBLICANS WILL SPEND OVER.  THREE MILLION IN CAMPAIGH

REPUBLICANS oPCND MOR TAN TREE MILLION AND DEMOCRATS ONE MILLION   Statements From Both Sides Are Filed With the Senate Sub Committee Investigating Expenditures, at Chicago Today.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN STATEMENT   Up & ‘October 24th About Ewo and Three-quarter Millions Were Raised

JURY STILL OUT CLAIM MAJORITY FOR CONVICTION   Rumor Says Ten For Conviction ; Of Cleveland Judge   No Indication of How Long Th3 Jury Will be Held

MURDERED MAN IS “U.S. ARMY MAJOR      Body Found in Washington That of * Major Scanland—Thirty-five Years in Service.

MAJORS BODY IS IDENTIFIED WAS MURDERED   Another Mystery Confronts Th: Police At Washington   Former Soldier Lured to Lonely Spot And Killed

DEAN ARMY MAJOR WAS MURDERED   BATTERED BODY FOUND NEAR WASHINGTON IS IDENTIFIED AS FRANK M. SCANLAN,

MAJOR SCANLAND BEAT TO DEATE   BURED TO LONELY WOODS AND “LEFT DEAD AFTER BEATING.   HAD BEEN IN REGULAR ARMY 3) YEARS AND IV FRANCE,   War Risk Insnranece Department Assisted In Identifying Dead Rody. ~

DEMOCRATS RECRUIT ARMY OF WORKERS   Million Contributors to Cam.  paign Fund Started In Missour

TO RECRUIT A MILLION WORK ERS AND CONTRIBUTORS   To the National Democratic Campaiga Fuad Given Out.

FORMER KAISER: ‘O BE EXILED.TO  THE WEST INDIES       eeeRT GOVERNMENT ANXIOUS HE      Admitted He Is Unimportant But He . Symbolizes' An Institution. Which Is _ Dangerouty i in nthe Hands of the Militant.

HOLLAND LOSES FAITH IN BILL   Would Just as Soon See Wilhelm Sent to East or West Indies: Plot® of Monarchists Makes Little Nation Repent Protection Given Kaiser.

a LE OF FORMER Mi ipa   HOLLAND 0S WORRIED OVER POSSIBLE ACTIVITIES OF WILHELM HOHEN- ” FOLLERY

SHOWS NECESSITY FOR  REMOVING EX-KAISER   German Bevolt Furnishes : ‘ Hovland soo? That Eurape Is AG Phere For Wilheln. 

HOLLAND FINDING KAISER BURDEN   Allies May Demand His Exile to West Indies

FORMER KAISER  TO BE EXILED TO THE WEST INDIES   EBERT GOVERNMENT ANXIOUS HE BE GOTTEN RID. OF PROPERLY   ‘Admitted He Is Unimportant But He Symbolizes An Institution Which Is Dangerous in the Hands of ‘the Militants.   PRES. EBERT AGAININCONTROL _ OF THE DESTINIES OF GERMANY

ILLINOIS FARMERS BAR ROAD AGAINST ROBBERS   Four Bandits Rob Bank of $5 000 it Goreville and Elude  Ce tte tii

A SALUTE TO WOMEN.   Bells and  Whistles of the City, ‘ Loose"* Saturday Noon, 

A SAIA'TE TO WOMEN.   Bells and Whistles of the City “Cut Loose’. Saturday Noon,

WILSON SIGNS MANY BILLS   President Devotes Day to Approving Legislation of Olosing Hours

OPPOSITION GROWS TO BRITISH POLICY OF IRISH REPRISAL   Noted. Unionist Leader Joins ir _ Demanding inquiry to Place ; the Responsibility.   DENUNCIATION HINTS AT FORMIDABLE MOVEMENT   Asquith, Morley and Grey Are Joined by Lord Cecil in Attack on Premier.

ENGLISH ‘LORDS ATTACK POLICY TOWARD IRISH   Lord Robert Cecil Joins Other Liberals and Makes a Statement   WANTS AN INVESTIGATION

PROMINENT BRITONS DEMAND “INVESTIGATION OF POLICY "OF REPRISALS IN IRELAND

BRITISH POLICY IS" DENOUNCED BY CECI   Lord Robert Cecil Joins With Move ment to Investigate Alleged Reprisals.

CECIL URGES PROBE INTO IRISH POTICY   Joins. Grey and Asquith ir Demanding Inves. tiratinn.   TELLS OF ATROCITIES   Alleges Systematic Destruction of Property in Treland

ENGLAND'S IRISH ‘POLICY DISLIKED   OPPOSITION IS GROWINC INTO FORMIDABLE -MOVEMENT.

DENUNCIATION OF THE GOVERNMENT'S POLICY TOWARD IRELAND MAY ASSIIME NEW ASPEPTS

GOVERNMENT © EXPLANATION IS DEMANDE   Lord Robert Cecil Join Viscount Grey in Mak.  ing Demand.

SCORES, BRITISH IRELAND POLICY   Liberals’ Criticism: “Gathers. Momentum.  .   LORD ROBERT CECIL "IS LATEST RECRUIT   Joins Viscount Grey in _ Letter. to Press.

ITIGH IRIS POLICY sien) Pari   Viscouttt’ Gtey, Former Pre:  migr Asquith’ and: Other Lib:  erals Want fa Hae Oc o!  Reprisals That Have Occur: rediin Trelandi:. 3

MOVEMENT AGAINST POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT Is "GROWING   Press Has Not Told Whole Story of the Reprisals, Says Lord Robert Cecil   Indiscriminate Killiig of Innocent yan Guilty Is Alleced by Unionist Chief

LIBERALS. IN ENGLAND - DENOUNCE   GOVERNMENT IRISH “POLICY. AND DEMAND * AN INVESTIGATION,.   Charges’: Made That ‘the Z Lloyd. George.Government  » is Responsible for Repties * “als iniTreland.

OTORM BREAKS QVER IRISH POLICY   LLOYD GEORGE MEETS OPPOSITION FROM SEVERAL LEADING STATESMEN   AEPRISALS ARE DEPLORED   Statement Asserts That Unionists and Protestants Along With Sinn Feiners Have Been Slaughtered.

CECIL FROWNS ON "TRISH POLICY   Joins in Denunciation of Grea Britain’s Stand   ATTACKS POLICE REPRISALS   Demands Immediate Probe Inte “Crave Charges”

"IRISH REPRISALS  ROUSE OPPOSITION   MOVEMENT AGAINST POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT is GROWING   PREMIER IS BLAMED    . . ’ . Press Has Not Teld Whole Story  of the Reprisals, Says Lord Robert Cecil      indiscriminate Killing of Innocent and fruilty Is Alleced hy , Unionist Chiet

BRITISH IRISH POLICY - SEVERELY CRITICIZE   Viscount Grey, Former. Pre “miet” Asquith.and Other Lib~erals Want Investigation o! _Reptisals. That Have Occur:  wed fn Troland.

Protest In Irish Crisis Hits Britain   VISCOUNT GREY, ASQUITH AND MORLEY DENOUNCE REPRISALS.

IRISH SENTIMENT ADDING FRIENDS   FISCOUNT GREY’ DENOUNCES GOVERNMENT POLICY.   AFTER LLOYD GEORGE   FORMER PREMIER ASQUITH _  HELPS SINN FEFNERS.   Charge Governmental Atrocities in Ireland and Revengefal Natlonal Paley.

BLEVELAND WING THE FIFTH GAME   Two Home Runs With Men on Bases Tells Story.   TRIPLE PLAY UNASSISTED   Fans Got Their Money’s Worth Watching the Most Spectacular Game Ever Played in a World’s  Series Contest.

ee en  INDIANS WALK OVER BROOKLYN   Cleveland Again Defeats Dodgers on the Home Diamond.   SLAM OUT TWO*HOME RUNS   Smith Clears Bases With a FourBagger in the First Inning—Billy Wambsganss Makes a Tripie Play Urassisted.

SPECIAL SESSIONS ASKED.   Labor Leaders to Adopt Measures for Political Campaign.

LABOR PREPARES FOR PART IN -GANPAIG   Labor. Records of All Mem bers of 66th: Congress to Be Closely Scrutinized

IN DISTRICT COURT   EEE eee  Work on the Civil Jury Docke' Continues Today

IN DISTRICT COURT   Work on the Civil Jury Docket Continues Today

FINAL AND DEFINITE WORD COMES “FROM THE EAST”   SON IN LAW OF THE PRESIDENT IS OUT

MTADO0 GAINS POINT: NAME I WOT PRESENTED   Last Minute Change in Plans Made at Former Secretary’s Request   SENATOR OWEN iS FIRST IN NOMINATION   James: W.-Gerard, Former Ambassador, Is. Next Candidate Before Democrats

MANAGERS SEND DEFINITE WORE   Burris Jenkins ‘Changes Plan to Give Nominating Speech ~. Todav. .   NO BALLOT TAKEN TODAY

NADOO AGAIN REFUSES T0 ALLOW HIS NAME T0 GO BEFORE THE CONVENTION   KNOCK OUT DRY PLANK      A Administration Chiefs Declare 3 Slightly Moist Prohibition Plank Goes in

eee  M’ADOO AGAIN REFUSES T0 ALLOW HIS NAME T0 GO BEFORE THE CONVENTION   HAS NO EXPLANATION   But McAdoo, Interviewed in New York, Says He Approved Action Taken   KNOCK OUT DRY PLANK    Administration Chiefs Declare Slightly Moist Prohibition Plank Goes in

M’ADOO’S NAME _ NOT TO COME UP   ‘Final Instructions Received From East. He Approves  Action.   ‘WILL BE A MOIST PLANK   Democrats Will Support Eighteenth Amendment But Are Strong For Personal Liberty.

MADOO ACKER REFUOE TOLET il NAME COME WP YET   ‘Nominating Speech on Eve of Delivery Halted by Hurry Telegram from “East.”

AN FRANCISCO COLISEUM ROCKS RTHUNDERS OF ORATORY AS AVORITE NAMES ARE PRESENTED

MADOO FORBIDS USt OF HIS NAME FOR NOMINATION   Definite and Final _ Instructions Sent to Frisco to Leave  His Name Out DONE WITH HIS APPROVAL

DEMOCRATS FALL “INTO BATTLE LINE   Business of Selecting Party Nominee Gets Under Way and Forces Prepare to Clash in Verbal Conflict.   SPEECHES STARTED AND LIMITED TO TWENTY MINUTES

HEAR SPEECHES OF NOMINATION SESSION TODAY   No Agreement Reached This Morning on Important Issues

White House Has No Glamor for Wife Who.Saw Mother Die and Father Break Down Within Its Walls. Is Renort

MADOO AGAIN FORBIDS USE QF HIS NAME   Fermer Secretary Will Not be Placed in Nomination at Convention   OWEN FIRST ON LIST   Arizona Yielded to Oklahoma; Muskogee-Man Makes Speech

Final Decision; McAdoo’s Name Not to be Presented Formally to Convention 3% San Wreanpten.

MADOO WILL NOTBE PLACED IN NOMINATION   Definite Orders Not to Formally Offer Him Received at Convention.   fAGHT OTHERS ARE UP   Today’s Session of Democrats Given Over to Nominating Oratory.

ORDERS FROM Wf A000 HPL SUPPORTERS  Forces df Former Secretary of Treasury Adopt Other  Tactics.  OWEN'S NAME PRESENTED   OWEN'S NAME PRESENTED

“BIG THREE” ARE EXPECTED T0 LEAD ON FIRST BALLOT   MARSHALL, DAVIS AND CUMMINGS TALKED OF AS COMPROMISE SELECTIONS.   MoADOO's NAME MAY BE OFFERED IN NOMINATION

Definite Word to That Effect Came from the East Today—Man Who Was to Nominate Him Changes Plans—Other Candidates Presented While Fight on the Platform Wages Hot in Committee. —   (By Associated Prese Teacod Wire’

ITS DAY WHEN CANDIDATES ARE BEING PUT UP   ORATORY AND: DEMONSTRATIONS

THE NADOO TACTICS   HIS NAME WILL NOT BE FORM. ALLY PRESENTED TODAY.   The “Crown Prince” Apparently Is Playing. a Walting Game and Taking No Chances.

ROBERT OWEN IS FIRST IN NOMINATION   McAdoo Sends Final Word to Withold  Name.

MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO EXPEDITE WORK   Makers of Declaration of Principles Labor Continually to End That Document Will Be Completed As Early As Pose  sible—None Will Venture a Deradiatian

MADOO'S a NOT TO BE IN ht   JENKINS ACCEDES TO “FINAL IN. STRUCTIONS FROM EABT" AND WILL KEEP SILENT. iy

McADOO WILL NOT BE FORMALLY NOMINATED   Definite Instructions from the East Cause Spokesman Jenkins to Change Plans at Frisco.

M ADOO OUT OF RACE: DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF NAME. MOIST PLANK DEMOCRAT. PLATFORM   Jenkins  Announces He- wi > Abandon Making Noniinat- . ing Speech.

BUSH OUT OF AACE   SANDHDATE SAYS PRIMARY SYS TEM {8S TOO EAPELASIVE   Kiumored That Busit Adherent. Will Line Up With Me Cray,

BUSH OUT OF AACE   CANDIDATE “PEM IK ‘GOD       Sli Adhevents: Wil hy Met  Atumored That ‘Line Up ¥

PALMER START MINER PROBES   Attorneys Handling Cases Against Miners and Operators Summoned to Washington.

HARDING CAN'T COME.   President-elect Unable to Attend Kansas Day Club Banguet.

BALTIMORE STRIKERS OUT      Six Thousand Men At Dry Docks Af. fected. Open Shop The Gause.

SHIPBUILDING COMPANY . ENTIRELY SHUT DOWN   Over 6000 Employes of Big Bal. + timore Concern. Affected by “Open “Shop” Controversy.

i ROOTERS -_ONFIENT F. HC NOMINATION   Prédict That That He Will Be ‘Chosen Not Later ‘Than 6th Ballot.      STAMPEDE MAY PUT HIM ACROSS   Cox Expected To Lead On Early - Ballots With McAdoo Gaining Steadily.

Ohic’s Favorite Son Picked as Second in the Race Whel Balloting Begins—Opponents of Mac Move Heaven and Earth to Line Up 365 Delegates Permanently Against Hin — Whom Does Bryan Favor?

‘Indications Point to McAdoo i Being Well in the Lead or First. Ballot.   .FEELING OF STAMPEDE ! HANGING IN THE AIE   “Opponents Will Exert Every ' Effert to Block "That Son-in-Law of Pa’s.”’

SPECULATORS REAP A HARVEST   Financier Ponzi Smilingiy Declares Confidernee in Resselt.

_FEW INVESTORS REMAIN AT END OF DAY TO ASK PONZI FOR RETURN OF DEPOSITS

PONZI SMILES AT BANK RUN   FOREIGN EXCHANGE WIZARD SAYS BANK DEPOSITS MORE THAN ' COVER LIABILITIES.

OMILING PONZI  PRUMPTLY PAYS ALL CLAIMANTS   CONFIDENT HE’S SOLVENT.   ALL BUT A FEW OF LONG LINE HAS DRAWN CLAIMS.

ALL CLAIMANTS   CONFIDENT HE'S SOLVENT.   ALL BUT A FEW OF LONG LINE HAS DRAWN CLAIMS].

 THINKS GOATS WERE POINSONED   Texas Farmer Demands Damage From Railread Cem pany.

BATTLE FOLLOWS THEET OF $100,000 FROM MAIL CAR ENTERING CHICAGO   Two Policemen Wounded a: Spectacular Assault Is Made on Apartments

Former Postal: Clerk Shot- To Death When Police Went To — Arrest Him For Job.   GOT AT LEAST $100,000 FROM RAILWAY MAIL MEN.   Barricaded Himself in His Room “In Chicago And Held Fifty Policemen Off For An Hour Before He Was ‘Shot- Dead Through Heart.

SHOT 10 DEATH IN DUEL WITH POLICE   HELD UP MAIL CAR AND ESCAPED WITH LOOT OF OVER $100,000.00

Mail Clerk Holds Up Car, Gets Over $100,000 Loot, Shoots Two ~ Cops in Duel; Money Recovered

BANDIT IS KILLED IN GUN DUEL   Trapped After Looting Mail Car of $100,000   BATTLE IS SPECTACULAR      50 Chicago Policé Lay Seige to Robber’s Apartment

MISSOURI BANDIT SHOT T0 DEATH IN CHICAGO TODAY   HELD CP MATL TRAIN NEAR KANKAKELE, ILL.,” AND ESCAPED WITH. $100,000—IONEY RE~ COVERED.

MAIL CAR ROBBER  FIGHTS 50 POLICE $500,000 RERAINE   ‘Man Who Robbed Mait- Car o! Half Million Shot to Death in Apartments. -

MAIL GAR BANDIT SLAIN AFTER GUN FIGHT WITH COPS   FORMER POSTAL CLERK TARES MALL POUCHES CONTAUNING $500,000 BUT LOSES THEM   TWO POLICEMEN SHOT   Entire District is ‘Terrorized hy (un Kattle ae Bandit Keeus Police At Bay—Robbers is Well Planned Affair

HAD HELD UP TRAIN AND ESCAPED WITH 0      Former Postal Clerk Killed in Duel With Fifty Policemen; Carranza Forces Suffer Casualties; Hoover Advocates Collective Bargaining.

$80,000 LOOTED FROM MAJL CAR  IS RECOVERED—WAS FORMER _ POSTAL CLERK

BANDITS KILLED IN REVOLVER BATTLE   Former Postal Clerk Robs Mail Car and is Trailed to Apartment in Chicago.   HOLDS FIFTY POLICE AT BAY   Boards Iilinois Central Passenger Train, Posing as an Inspector, Mail Clerks Say,

Boarded Illinois Central Trair at Kankakee and Overpowered Postal Clerk--Barricaded Himself in Chi cago Apartment.

Bandit Holds up Mail Car Gets $500,000   Eseapes to His Apartment in Chieare, Where He Fneages Pilly Poticemen in Pistol Battle

U.0. KEEPO ORDER IN VLADIVOSTOK   America Given Credit for Getting the Allies Out.   NATIVES FAVOR THE YANKS   New Government in Charge of Eastern Siberia—Yankee Troops Preserve Neutrality When the Zemstvo Soldiers Make Their Entry.

AMERICANS KEEP ORDER IN SIBERIA   U. S. Given Credit for Getting theAllies Out of the Countrv. a   ‘Yanks Preserve Neutrality When Zemstvo Troops Make Entry Into City of Viadivostok—~Americar’ Marines Picket Streets.

AMERICANS KEEP ORDER IN SIBERIA   U. S. Given Credit for Getting the Allies Out of the Coun trey,   NEW GOVERNMENT IN GHARGI   Yanks Preserve Neutrality When Zemstva Troops Make Entry [nto City of Viadivestok—Amertean Marines Picket Streets.

KING ALEXANDER ABOARD CRUISER IN BOMBARDMENT   Greek Forces Land Fron British Ships and Route Tore

GREEK KING ABOARD BOMBARDING VESSEL -INYESTERDAYS FIGHT   British Assisted in Dislodg _ ing Forces Near Adrianople And Greek-King Also Witnessed the Actual Fighting. —Troove Landed.

GENEVA SELECTED   League of Nations Center Will be in Switzerland

GENEVA CHOSEN SEAT OF LEAGUE   Supreme Council Decides t Establish Headquarters In . Swiss City.

GENEVA HARD AS MEETING PLACE   Council of League of Nations, Following Decision of Switzerland to Join, Comes to Agreement.

HEADQUARTERS UF LEAGUE TD BEAT GENEVA   Council Decides Upon Swiss City; Wilson Asked to Call Meeting

GENEVA NEW SEAT OF WORLD LEAGUE   Council Decides on City After Swiizerland Voted to Be- come Member. —   RUSSIA IS “RULED OUT”   Refused: to Allow League's Commission to Investigate Conditions.

CENEVA AS HEADQUARTERS   Council Decides Upon Swiss City a Center forwActivitien, Follovw ee gp

GENEVA I$ NOW LEAGUE'S HEADQUARTERS   Switzerland Joins Body and Gets Seat---Huns Call Accused.

GENEVA SELECTED AS SEAT OF THE LEAGUE NATIONS   COUNTIL NOW TN SESSTON SO DF. CIDES STATES JOINING WUST COMPLY WITH ARMAMENT  Pai be vi So Bail ee ee

GENEVA IS PIGKED AS LEAGUE'S SEAT   SWISS CITY TO BE HEADQUAR. TERS OF INTERNATIONAL BODY—TO FRAME  prearr amra«te

BIG. BLAST. AT NEW ..YORK      Thousand Tons of Explosives Blow Up on Lighter at Fort Hamilton.

POLES PREPARE WARSAW DEFENSE TO LAST DIG   FRENCH AID 1S HALTED   ea i a  America Interested in AIleged Intrigue Between Germany and Russia. Allies Exchange Notes.

REDS PUSH LINE CLOSER TO CAPITAL   France Convinced  Berlin Is Plotting With Soviets and Prepares to Act Alone, if Necessar y—Premiers to Confer.

New York Assemblymem _ Prepare For Trial Of The Five Ousted Member:   Effort to Be Made to Have Lower House Rescind Its Action and Reinstate the Socialist Mem. bers on Monday.

WANT SOCIALISTS RESEATED.   ioffert to Have Lower House Rescind 7 Stction Ptianned.

OWED RIGHT ron tr,   Windran’ “Man Akserts That Town » MUSE ‘Have: Drainage Uacilities.”

WILE FIGHT FOR IT.   Windtall Man Asserts That Town Must Have Drainage Facilities,

Generally Admitted Harding’s Lette: Absolvesa the French Government   French Foreign Office Denied Sending Any Spokesman to Harding.

FRANCE IS APPARENTLY QUT OF CONTROVERSY   Harding Replies To President’s Letter of Inquiry —Comments of Diplomats.

President May Call Upom Harding for Name of Spokesman   French Foreign Office Denied Sending Any Spokesman to Harding.

HARDING IN REPLY TO QUERY OF PRESIDENT       SAYS THE INQUIRY OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT WAS INFORMAL IN CHAR. ACTER   DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES AGITATED   President Wilson Expected to Pre pare Statement—Borah More Interested in “America Than France”

~ Reply: to -Nominee’s Letter Giving Official’ Text . of -His: Statement...”        DIPLOMATISTS ‘OFTEN “CONSULTED SENATORS   Borah,-Whose_ Attitude Was  Cause of Speculation, Says He Is Not Interested in “” Boint of Controversy.

AN ALL DAY RAID AT DUBLIN   Military Basy ia Every Part ef City. With Nember eof Arrests.

MILLIONS IN WAR MATERIALS FOODS HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED FACTS WITHHELD 1S CHARGE   Astounding Accusations Implicating Administration in Secret Dealings With Poles in Struggle Against Russ Soviet Contained in Telegram Signed by Third Party Head.

CHARGES A SECRET PACT WITH POLAND   PRESIDENT ACCUSED OF PLOT. TING AGAINST RUSSIA.   Candidate Ohristensen, of FarmerLabor Party. Declares Administration Wogld Embroil Country in European War.

MERICA TS DEEPLY INVOLVED = IN IMPERIALISTIC CONSPIRACY:   FARMER-LABOR CANDIDATE BOLDLY, SO STATES   APPEALS TO HARDING TO JOIN HIM IN CRUSADE TO PUT A STOP TO POLICY ERE THIS LAND IS DRAGGED INTO FRESH WORLD WAR

FARMER LABOR NORUNEE. SHS iS ANS POLES   Administration Conceals Huge ! Transaction Salt Lake Can didate Tells Harding   DANIELS REFUSES T0  GIVE FACTS, HE SAYS    Christensen Gives Figures and _ Amounts in Telegram Urg ing Cooperation

\ BUDGET) SYSTEM  HAVORED BY DEN LN IND                FAVORED” BY DEN LN SNDLAN.  Low-

A BUDGET SYSTEM   FAVORED BY GOVERNOR LOWDEN LN INDIANA SPERCH,    Advovates Systeny Used by Most Pra.  pressive Nations Except U.S,

RESSELLITES SET FR EK.   Charge of Esplonage Awulnst the Leaders fs Dismissed.

RUSSELLITES ARE FREED IN COURT   Indictments Against Publisher: of “Finished Mystery” Are Dropped by U. 8. Attorney.

RUSSELITES FREED AFTER SERVING IN PRISON & MONTHS   Were Charged With Obstructins Draft Through Statements in Finished Mystery.   THEY SECURED NEW TRIAL   And Were Freed; Includes Leader of Cult and Ejight cf His Officials.

RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS WILL BE SSFEGUARDEL   Lenine Sends Warning To Nat. ions That Attack Russia On That Ground.

LENINE THREATENS “RUSS INVESTMENTS   soviets With Commandeer Al In vestments in Event of War Agatost Them.

NATIONAL POLICE BUREAU PLANNED   Recommendation Made at New Jersey Conference.   WILL CHECK CRIMINALS

CENTRAL NATIONAL POLICE BUREAU IN WASHINGTON URGED   \information Could be Flashed Around World to Keep Check on Criminals.   UNITED STATES BELOW EFFICIENCY OF EUROPE   Two Men Charged With Being Members Gang That Robbed Milltown Bank and Being Implicated in Murder New York Jeweler Arrested.

GUNFERENCE ON CHIME CONTROL   Central National Police Bureau at Capital  ONE NE CIiRRECTIONG      Would Keep Check on Movements of Known Criminals and Flash Information Around World—Cooperation with European Police Denartments FEesential

RECOMMENDS A BUREAU TO CHECK CRIMINALS   American Police Service Far Below That of European Countries. Crime Wave Must Be Stopped.

REINFORCEMENTS AID _ CREW OF SUB-CHASER   Prevent Western Union From Gonnecting.

UNCLE SAM HAS EYE ON THE OLD W.U.   oo  Additional Re-Inforcement: Are Added to Crew of Sub-Chaser.

W. U. EMPLOYES UNDER BIG GUARD   ADDITIONAL FORCES SENT TO MIAMI, IS REPORT   Navy Department Has No Advices From Miami Regarding Action by Forces of Sub-Chaser,

Troops Keep W.U. Men Under Guard   LINE FROM BARBADOES TO FLORIDA HELD UNDER EYE OF U. S. NAVY.

RAINS QUENCH FOREST FIRES      ‘Serioas Blazes Barning in Idaho and  WMorntana.

FOREST FIRES RAGE IN MONT   SERIOUS BLAZES STILL BURNING IN FOREST IN N. W. PART OF STATE.

CLAIM BUILDING COSTS KEPT UP BY AGREEMENT   COLORADO MEN SAY COMBINA. : TION FORMED TO KEEP MATERIAL COSTS UNIFORM

MORE SOLDIERS KILLED FROM AMBUSH IN ERIK   Attackers Overpower Military Detachment Near Cork in Half Hour Fight

Military Lorries Are Attacked in Cork by Sinn Feiners; Rifle Firing Lasted Half An Hour: Officer ls Killed   MacSwiney Becomes Violent After He Is Forcibly Fed; Black and Tan Make Sev eral Raids on Irish Towns

MILITARY LORRY - ASTACKED AT CORI   Officer and Private Killed By Ambuscading\ Party as it ' Came Near the City.

AN OFFICER AND PRIVATE KILLED   Two Military Lorries Am bushed This Morning Near Cork.

BRITISH MILITARY ~ LORRIES ATTACKED   Two Killed, ‘Five Wounded Near Cork,  -

2 DIE, 5 HURT IN, BATTLE NEAR CORK   Military Lorries Ambushec —Mae Swiney, Delirious, Still Being Fed.

TROOPS BATTLE NEAR CORK   Officer and Private Killed in Fight 14 Miles From City.

RESCUED FROM PRINCESS ANNE   Passengers of the Stranded Old Dominion Liner Taken Off By Tugs Today.   TASK WAS DIFFICULT OWING TO HIGH SEAS   Passengers Suffered from Ex posure and Lack of Drinksae Water and Hot Food. _

PASSENGERS OF PRINCESS ANNE RESCUED TODAY   People Suffer greatly to Ex. posure and Lack of Fresh Water.

Baffeted Three Days by Heavy Rolling Seas and High Winds   ‘Were Rescued Today by Tugs and Pa: trol Boats.

GREEKS CONTINUE TO SMASH ON   Col. Jafar Tayar’s Bands Reported to be in Full Retreat   London Hears Greeks Now Hold  Adrianople — Luk  eae Bustoeed

CHAUTAUQUA DATES - FOR SUMMER ASSEMBL   Committee Receives Advance Infor mation as to 1920. Program “~~ and Dates.

CHAUTAUQUA HEADLINERS   Committee Receives Advance Inform  ation on Program and Dates for Akran's Symmer Asaembiv.

THE CHAUTAUQUA ENTERTAINERS   Dates About Middle August Some Unusual Talent Secured This Season

. ft us oueny ato RE A WINNER.        fants to Atverd Buying ne Oppa yiunity.  i  . , fipton Mereb Public

OVGHT TO BE A WINNER.   Tipton Merchants t> Afiord Buying Public bine Opportunity.

MINE OPERATORS. - ACCEPT DECISION OF COMMISSION   Say They Will Agree to Finding With Reservation on Fixing Coal Prices After Act Expires   SAY IT IS NOT LEGAL   Counsel for Operators Say They Cannot Be Party to Price Arrangement and Comply With the Law

OPERATORS ACCEPT COAL MINE AWARD   ASK FOR BUT ONE RESERVA: TION TO ACCEPTANCE OF SaTTLEMENT.   WANT NO PRIGE FIXING   Object to Extension of Price Fixing Control Beyond the Terms of the Lever Taw)

PERATORG HAVE SINGLE RESERVE   Unable to Be Party to Fix ing Prices Beyond War Control.   Agree That Of Itself Award Is Not New Wage Aareement.

OPERATORS NOW AGREE TO TAKE BODY’S AWARD:   Specify, However, T hat It is Only for Time of Lever Law.

MINE OPERATORS TO ABIDE: AWARD OF CONIMISSION   ‘Counsel For Tihem Finally Agrees Tia Accept Terms.   HELD FOR RESERVATION

Seem e ee Fels wwe TT  Lever Act is in Force. INSIST UN THE RESERVATION  Willing That Award Shall Constitute Contract if Request Cranted

MINE OWNERS 10 ACCEPT TH BOARD RULING   Will Accept With One Reserv ation Agreement Made By the Coal Commission.   TO BE SUBSERVIENT UNDER THE LEVER LAW   After That They May Be Open to Free Lance on the Prices.

COAL CASE PROGRESSES   ‘B: ath Owners and. Miners Have Virtually Agreed to Abide by Auard _ of the Commission.

MINT OPERATORS MAKERESEAVATION ON PRICE FIXING   Oppose Control of Values After Wartime Act Ceases to Exis' —Will Accept Any Othe Award by Board.

MODIFY DEMAND.  Miners, Through President, Present DeBands for 60 Pet Cent Raise, Six Hout Day.

PEACE LOOMING FOR 4.5: COAL INDUSTRY ~APERATORS ANSWEE   ‘Mine Owners Have Only. On: ¥ Reservation To Make To Awards  ,   REFUSE TO JOIN.IN - PRICE FIXING PACT   Board Award to be Basis o! Wage Agreement For Workers

COAL OPERAIORS CENTRAL FIELDS WILL NOT BECOME PARTIES T9 FIX PERMANENT. PRICE

OPERATORS REFUSE PRICE FIXING IN STRIKE AWARD   MINE BOSSES MAKE ONLY ONE RESERVATION TO DECISION BY COM MISSION. = 7   LIMIT ON TIME   Will Not Be Party to Cea! Schedule beyond Period of Lever Law.

GOAL OPERATORS AGREE TOAGGEPT. AWARD OF BOARD   Will Not, However, Be Party to Price-Fixing Beyond Life of Lever Law.   REPLY TO THEIR QUERIES NOT TO SWAY ATTITUDE   Judgement of Commission to Be Basis of Wage Pact, Not Agreement . Itself.

But Declare They Will Not Be a Party To Fixing Of Prices Commission’s Award To Be Considered a Final Contract Between Miners And Operators

MINE OPERATORS WILL INSIST UPON ONE RESERVATION   Will Not Accept the President’s Board's Award For Period Beyond Lever Acts.   THE COMMISSION’S HEARINGS   John L. Lewis Presents Miners’ Original Demands, Defending Them.  j

SAY PACT ONLY DURING LEVER AGT   Demand Reservation, tc ‘Any Plan Fixed by the’. Commission   LEWIS IN STATEMENT   Says Mine Workers Understood Award is Basis of Wage Avreement

Operators Will Accept With One Reservation   PAPER WONEY IN CIRCULATION

They Insist, However, Perig Oi Effectiveness Of Settlemeat Be Limited     a ee 3a te TL ae ee Satie. Cie)

MAKE SINGLE RESERVATION   Or. Operators Could Not - Legally Join Price Fixing Deal

Make Reservation, however That Agre2ment Lasts While Lever Act is in Force.  ee meet  INCICT ON THC RECERVATION   INSIST UN THE RESERVATION      Willing That Award Shall Con. stitute Contract if Request Granted.

UPERATORS AGREE 10 ACCEPT AWARD   Announce Willingness to Abide by Coal Commission’s Decision After Making One Important Reservation.   EXPLAINED BY COUNSEL FOR CENTRAL OPERATORS   Say They Refuse to Be Part; to Fixing Coal Prices Beyond Period of Effective: ness of the Lever Act.

OPERATORS T0 ACCEPT WITH RESERVATION   COMMISSION'S AWARD OF ANY KIND WILL BE SAT. ISRPAN’TORY.   But Will Not Be Party to Fixing of Coal Prices Beyond Life of   mene: Aink

COMMISSION MUST NOT AT TEMPT PRICE FIXING   AFTER THE LEVER LAW PROVISIONS EXPIRE   Any Other Thing Which the Commis. sion Agrees Upon Now Will Be Accepted, But This One Provision Is Reserved

Tells Coal Commission All Other Findings Wili Be Accepted.   FINDINGS WILL BE BASIS FOR WAGE AGREEMENTS   Acceptance Not Contingent Upon Answers to Operation Question.

OPERATORS WILL NOT BE PARTY TO PRICE AGREEMEN]   Period of Control Cannot Extend Beyond War-Thnre Control, Lhey Say.”

VINE OPERATORS 10 ACCEPT COAL COMMISSION PLAN   Agree to Accept Award To Continue Under Lever Control Act.

OPERATORS WILL ~ NOT BE PARTY 10 PRICE ACREEMEN’   Perled of Control Cannot Extend Beyond-War-Time Control, They Say.

MINE OPERATORS MAKE RESERVATION      Will Not Ba Party To Fixing Coal Price Beyond Effectiveness  of Lever Law.

OPERATORS LIMIT MINE WAGE AWARD   Operators Will Accept Commis. Sion’s Ruling Only for War Time.   TERMINATES WITH LEVER ACT   d  Will Not Be Party to fixing Prices Be  yond Period of Effectiveness of   x. Measure Under Which U. 5, Contrcied Food and Fuel.

OPERATORS ATTITUDE ON MATTER DISCLOSE   Accept All Other Awards Tha May Be Made By President Wilson’s Commission,   PRICE FIXING AGREEMEN% ILLEGAL UNDER LEVER AC?   MODIFICATION JS MADE   Operators Change Langnage When Commission Explains Act Under Consideration.

MINE OPERATORS 10 ACCEPT WITH ONERESERVATION   THIS RESERVATION DEAS WITH TIME LIMIT OF PRICE FIXING   IN EFFECT UNTIL ~ LEVER ACT EXPIRES   . Acceptance Not Contingent Upor Answer To Series Of « Questions

OPERATORS AGGEPT WITH RESERVATION   Agree to Wage Award Qnty for Duration of War.   FOR LIFE OF LEVER LAW   Decline to. Be Party to Fixing Prices Beyond ‘Period of Effectiveness cf Measure Giving U. S. Contrel of Fuel.

COAL OPERATORS AGREE TO ABIDE BY BOARD RULINE   Producers Make Lone Reservation Which Can Be Handied by Commitice; Miners Present Their Original Demands

MINE OWNERS 70 ACCEPT AWARD   With a Single Reservation, ‘They Will Agree to Any  Decision of Commission   Will Not Be Party lo Fixing of Prices Beyond Period of Lever Acl Affectiveness

MINE OWNER STATE Ghot 10 INVESTIGATORS   Will Agree to Any Decision of Commission Only as Long as War Measure is in Force.  NOT FINAL PACT

ST Kaa DA ae RE SAREE EO. _piintet atta ea aaa a orate ra teria inn LEADER 8 IN PRISON,

COLBY TO MAKE LONG TRIP      Secretary of State Is Going to South America on an Important Mission.

PLANS LONG TRIP FOR COLBY   Secretary of State Going to South America on Mission.

6.0.P, HEADQUARTERS RIDDLES COX SPEECK   “Curious Mixture of Errors and Mis. statements” According to Republican Leaders.

NARDING oAYS UA 3 oPEEGH FULL OF ERRORS   Republican Headquarters Replies in Official Statement to Governor's Criticism of Republican  Congress.   POLITICAL RIVALS PLEASEL   Reduced Country's Taxes by $2,414,115,144 in Cutting Down Democratic Appropriations Demanded, Says Nominee.

UF ERRORS-Li0F   DISTORTION OF FACTS B) DEMO WON'T COMMAND CONFIDENCE’

(}0-X PERVERTED FACTS, HARDING MANAGERS SAY   Congressional_Record on_Taxa: tion, Finances and League of Nations Defended   CAN'T HOLD CONFIDENCE

COX DRAWS FIRE FROM Cf) P. HEADQUARTERS   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IS CALLED * CURIOUS MIXTURE OF MISSTATEMENTS.   ‘FAR FROM RECORDED FAGT   Party Shows Fight on Question of League and “Failure to Reduce Wartime Tax Burdens.”

t RAURO FILL GOK OPEEGH, HARDING  OFFICE CHAREES   Nominee’s Statement Republican Congress Failed to Cut  Taxes Denied—Challenge on League Readily Accepted.

REPUBLICANS FLAY ADDRESS OF COX   Caiied Mixture of Errors and Misstatemenis.   READY TO JOIN BATTLE.   G. 0. P. Prepared to Show Whether Senate Attempted to Subvert Purpose of People in Preventing League Ratification—Congress Record is Explained, .

COX SPEECH ATTACKED BY HARDING BOOSTERS   “Curious Mixture of Errors and Misstatements,” Say Those Who Ridicule Speech

OPEEGH OF GOK FULL OF ERRORS O GHANGE MADE BY REPUBLICANS   Harding's. Headquarters Allege ''Mis-statements’’ By Democratic Nominee 1’ His Accepntance Address.   BURDENS OF WAR TAX  REDUCED BY G. 0. P.   By Opposing Democratic Appropriation Proposals Con gress Saved $2,414,115414A in petals Railing

G. O. P. Prepared to Snow Whether Senate Attempted to Subvert Purpose of People ‘in Preventing League Ratification—-Congress Record is Explained.

MISSTATEMENTS ~ ARE CHARGED   Harding Headquarters Atiacks Cox Acceptance Speech.

Pronouncement of Governor Cox Greeied With Wail of Anguish From Marion

GOV. COX'S SPEECH DRAWS FIRE FROM THE ENEMY CAME   SENATOR HARDING'S HEAD. QUARTERS CALLS IT “CURIOUS MIXTURE OF ERRORS”

BIG YEAR PLANNED FOR AVIATION SPORTS   Many Events Will Take Place Including the Long Distance Flight to Alaska.

LEAK FORCES AIR MAN 10 DESCEND   Kirkpatrick is Foiled in At tempt to Make New Air Record.

RECORD SEEKER FORCED TO LAND; WILL TRY AGAIN   Army Flier Determined tc Set Record For Long: Distance Flight,

LEAKY GAS PIPE COMPELS FLYERS TO GIVE UP TES)   “ffort To Break World’s  Endurance Flight Record Frustrated by Loss of Fuel.

FLYER WILL TRY AGAEN.   Leak in) Gasoline Tank Forced Army Avintor to Earth.

LEARY GAS PIPE ‘COMPELS FLYERS -. JO-GIVE-UP-TES)   Effort To Break World’: _ Endurance: Flight Record F rustrated by Loss  of Fuel.

8,000 MINERS STRIKE   Say Company Violated Agreement as to Police

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AGENT SAYS WOBBLIES DO NOT ADVOCATE WIOLENICE, NEVER KNEW ONE WHO WAS REE

A A  NEW YORK SHOVELING WAY FROM UNDER SNOW   Danger of Fuel and Food Shortag Has Been Banished by Rotter Weathar

MORE FAVORABLE WEATHER FOR N. ¥.   METROPOLIS BEGINS SHOVELING WAY FROM UNDER BLANKET OF SNOW, ICE.

GOTHAM SHOVELING ‘OUT FROM UNDER   Condition Improves a Volunteers Labor.

ATLANTIC COAST IS DIGGING OUT FROM UNDER IGE   Storm Which Has Held New England in Its Grip for Four Days Finally Sub cidac   CLEARING WEATHER STARTS SHIPPING

WRECK RELIEVES DRY TOWN   Wine Fiows and Folks at Manning la., Stock Up-—Fight Follows the Celebration.

WRECK RELIEVES DRY TOWN   Wine Flows and Folks at Manning la., Stock Up—Figat Foilows ow. UF} the “Celebration... Ry

NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CONFERENCE CLOSED   Interesting Meeting Held In This City Many Ministers In Attendance.

THE CONFERENCE HAS CLOSED   The Mectings Were Exceedingly In.  teresting and ‘There Was an Ex.  cellent Attendanee

MAN KILLED IN WAR RETURNED      Walter T. Cohee Was First Clinton County Youth Killed by Germans   BODY TO ARRIVE IN U.S ON OR NEAR DEC. 10   Frankfort Post of American Legion Named in His Honor; Death Was Real Sacrifice.

OF LEGISLATURE WILL CON TINUE IN NEXT WEEK   TAX BILL AWAITS ACTIN   Leaders See No Prospect of Finishing By Saturday Night

DEFICIENGY BILL PASSES HOUSE   Extra Session Of Legislature Will Run Into Next Week And Possibly Longer It Is Said   TAX BILLS AWAIT ACTION   Legalizing Of State Tax Increases Is Not Setlled By Republican: . Leaders) Who Differ

GERMANY’S DEBT IS ESTIMATED AT $80,000 000,000   Tageblatt Argues Against Repudiation of War Debt te Subiect«   MARK STILL DECLINING   Proposed Conference On Indemnity at Brussels is Abandoned .

GERMANY'S DEBT   Reaches Enormous Total o. Nearly $166.000.C00.G00.

RESOLUTE WINS THIRD CONTEST   Defender of America’s Cup Beats Lipton’s Shamrock in Close Race.   MANY THRILLS IN STRUGGLE   It Was a Neck-and-Neck Affair Almost Throughout—-Breeze Helped the Yankee Boat—Challenger Still Needs a Race.

UGK BEATE IN THRILLING DASH   Handicap Gives Victory to Yank in Third Race.   BOTH FINISH IN SAME TIME   Resolute Beats Lipton’s Chalienger ir Struggle Which Was a Neck-andNeck Affair Throughout—Next Race on Friday.

FOOD DEALERS ~ CALLED BEFORE A GRAND JUR)   Asked to Explain High: Prices—Pota: , toes $7.50 Per Hundred

FOOD PROFITEERING PROBE   Thirty-three Dealers Called Wefore Grand Jory to Re Questioned Veeenrding Prices.

PROFITEERS OF STRIKE ARE SOUGHT   Federal Officials of Chicago Call Produce Men To Explain Raises.

PROFTEERING IN FOOD 15 CHARGED   Charges Against Dealers and Produce Men in Chicago and New York Investigated.   33 BEFORE THE GRAND JURY   Federal Agents Arrest Two in Connection With Probe of Undue Profit in Meat Sales.

DROFITEER BECAUSE OF RAIL STRIK   Thicty-Three Food Dealers Refore the Federal Grand Jury’ in Chicaro

RESULTS ARE... DOUBTFUL   ‘Scnator Lenroot- Still in the Lead, La Follette's Man Blane Gaining.

PREMIER GEORGE CHARGES THAT IRELAND AINER REBMARY IN SUBMARINE WRBEARE

CHARGE MADE BY PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE «6   That Ireland Assisted Germany in Her Submarine Campaign.

CHARGE IRELAND WITH ASSISTING —* FOES OF ALLIES   Premicr George Makes ¢ * Starling +Accusaliar When Speaking ‘ou the Trish Situation,

loyd George Makes Astound: ing Statement In Speech a Carnavon, Wales, On Iris! Situation.

ENGLAND MUST SUBDUE EMERALD ISLE’S GANG OF OUTLAWS, IS POLICY   Home Rule Bill Will Be Forced on People, Is Assertion of Statesman in Speech at Carnarvon, Wales © ,

Lloyd George Makes Sensational Charges in Address on Irish Situa “tion to Audience in  ' Wailea.   HIS STATEMENTS

CHARGES IRELAND AIDED GERMANY DURING THE WAR   Premier Lloyd-George Makes Statement In A Speech   HIS POSITION ON  JRISH QUESTION   t  ‘Defines What He Believes The Government Should Do For   Ireland

Says frish Assisted Germany   Lloyd George Makes Sensa tional Charge in Public Statement

IRELAND ASSISTED GERMAN SUBMARINES SAYS LLOYD-CEORGE      British Premier Makes Songational Charges in Opposing Self-Government   LUNACY TO GIVE HER AN RPAMY AND NAVY HE SAYS   “We Must Break Up Murder ous Gang That Tyrannizes Treland and Proceed With Bome Porie’’

Sensational  ~ Charge Mad By Premier In Wales Speech.   ADVOCATES MEASURES   Issues Attack On Concessions, Urged By Other Statesmen.

LLOYD GEORGE — STATED TODAY   Assisted Huns in Sub_ fnarine Campaign

PENROSE AND WATSON CONFER ON NEW LAWS   Will Not Attempt to Pass Revenue Legislation at Short Session of Congress.

PENROSE AND WATSON CONFER OVER LEGISLATION   See No Hope for Any Plan of Co-Operation With President Wilson.

SYMPATHY STRIKE LOOMS AS SERIGUS ~ BRITISH WIENACT   Railway Men and Trans port Workers: May: ¢ Join Coal Strikers —   EVENTS INDICATE.” OUTLOOK SERIOUS   Offieials Of Railway Union Mee Today To Discuss Strike Situation.

British Ratlway [employes Prepare to Take Action in Counlry-wide — Conlvaversy,  SEEK MEDIATION  Wiectikie Gateicccy xf Pe         Possible Setflement of Todustrial Troubles Held Oul By Press.and States:  syieuey #

WIFE SLAYER MADE SIGNED CONFESSION   SARL WAN POA IES      IWANTED WIFE'S ESTATE      Aa tiacent fo Be as i      amp bree fer Wits Alse

Expected One-Half of . Onc Per Cent Rake-Off on Pier Constructions.   SHERWIN TESTIFIES $7,560 WAS PAID   Testimony Tends to Show “Building Combine” Fig-: ures on City’s Works

UNION'S HEAD GOT HALF OF PER CENT   MONEY PAID ON NEW YOTK CITY CONTRACTS WAS “RETAINER,” GIVER SAYS.

TRADES COUNCIL SHOWS UP BAD IN TESTIMONY   Head of Building; Organization Alleged to Have Recczived Payment For Calling Off Strikes. Also Got Percent of  Cantracte.

BRINDELL: EXPECTED ONE HALF OF ONE PER CENT, ~ ON-ITY PIER CONTRACTS   Testimony Given, At Inquiry. Inte Alleged Building “Trust”? Re  veals More Corruption.

MADE PAYMENTS TOMA. BRINDEL   Expected One-Half of One Per Ct. on Contracts  SHERWIN PAIN ¢7.&N0   n Two Insta]lments to Presi. dent of Building Trades As. sembly According to His Testimony — Proved Useful in Adjusting Labor Disputes Says Witness

CHARGE CONTRALTOR GOT BIG RAKEOFE   New York Building Trades Investigation Reveals Graft, It Is Alleged,

POLES DRIVEN BACK WARD BY RUSS FORCES   Red Offensive Progressiny Says Official Moscow Report.

RACINE. BOOZE RAID ENDS IN'A TRAGED\   Saloon-Man Killed and Thre ~Others:loiured:

RACINE LIQUOR BAN FATAL T) ORE      Saloon Proprietor Killed and Three Others Injured in : Ficht.

Settlement Is Reported in Vera Cruz Stevedores and Dock Workers Strike

FRANKLIN FATALITY   ‘One Dead and Three Injured in Auto Accident

NEW LOAN RULE BY STATE TAX BOARD   Method Simplified and Will Be More Convenient to Officials In Taxing Units.   COUNTY SEAT HEARINGS   Plan ‘Eliminates Necessity of Tax. payers Atending Session at Capital—Reduces Work of Board.

NEW RULING ON THE © STATE TAX BOARD    Provides forthe State Tax Board to  Be a Court of Appeals and  Citizens Can Remonstrate

BACK TO THE PEOPLE   State Tax Commission Will Grant All Bond Issues Where No Obiections

GOTHAM COPS ARE UNABLE T0 COPE   Jewelers Planning to Organize Vigi lance Committee to Halt Robberies

EY Weal NOWORSE THAN NEW YORK GITY   Vigilance Committee May Be Formed to Protect Business

New York Overrun With Robbers Who Do Not toll, to Shoot.   SE mm  POLICE LIEUTENANT KILLED   Tried to Stop Auto After Robbery—Woman in ~ Machine,

His Death Came on the Fortieth Day o: His Hunger Strike, If True   Father Cassidy Thinks the News Wa Suppressed by British Authorities.

TERENCE MacSWINEY DEAD, ST, PAUL PRIEST IS TOLD   Message Says Grim , Reaper Claims ' Cork Mayor

MOVIE STARS MARRIED QUIETLY IN LOS ANGELE   Hundreds of Messaves Pour fh On Douglas Fairbanks and Mars. Pickford.

ACTRESS VICTIM OF POISON   Life of Pegay O'Neill At'r-.pted in London   EATS CANDY, STRICKEN ILL   Chocolates Kill Dog—Sender Not Feend hy Police .

PEGGY O'NEILL ala CHE WAS POISONEL   Young Actress Stricken a  Savoy While Performing ir Play Says Chocolates Were Given Her With Fatal Intent hy Same One.

POISON GIVEN PEGGY O’NE'L   Arsenic “and Strychnine Found i Pandy “That Sickens Actress in London.

SYNDICALIST VICTORY   UG. S APTACHE AT ROME STAMPS ELARBOR-OPERATORS AGREEVE IN ITALY. *

Italian Labor Wins Voice In Industry   WILL KNOW PROFITS AND HOW SPENT; SURRENDER PLANTS.

TO BE A WHESON *“HEVNOT   Veto Mess en Knox Play ts Souwmd Call to AL the People to Tkuick the         ie

- TROOPS CLASE   Is Feared Guerilla War fare Will Spread’ All Over Sibéria

RUSS AND JAP TROOPS CLASH   Is Feared Guerilla Warfare Will Spread All Over Siberia

PROTEST BY CUBAN MINISTER   Does Not Like Hoover's “akcreestion  ne te Segur.

;. 0. P. Nominee Will Make First Front Porch Address Saturday —TIwo Scheduled for Next Week.

MARIONWARDS EO THE PEOPLE   To Meet Senator Harding the Republican Nominee for the Presidency.   CANDIDATE IS BUSY . ON CAMPAIGN TALKS   Preparing Speeches for the Delegations That are Comine to His Home.

JHIO LABGR INDORSES COX   State Federation Takes Formal Action ——-Kansas Industrial Court is Denounced.

COX IS 0. K.’D. BY OHIO LABOR   Convention of State Federation Takes Formal Action at Dayton.

SENATE TACKLES SIXTH ON LIST IN PACT FIGHT   Deals With Transfer Of German Rights In Shantane To Japanese Empire   ARTICLE TEN TO BE CONSIDERED LAST   Thus Far Four Of Thirteer Reservations Have Been Disposed Of

A SHOW DOWN ON RATIFICATION IS EXPECTED SOON  TWENTY-TWO DEMOCRAT:   TWENTY-TWO DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD OUT AGAINST IT SURE.   FINAL FIGHT OVER  ARTICLE X CLAUSE

eservation On Shantung Up In The Senate                    éservation' Like Rest of Original: Lodge Program  Scheduled to Be Adopted by Majority Vote Final Showdown Will Not Come Before  e ‘Next Week os

SENATE WORKING ON LODGE RESERVATION RELATING 10 JAPAN   Sixth Proposal Now Be fore Congressional Body.   TO ACT ON ARTICLE 10   Monroe Doctrine Is Re Adopted By 56-22 Vote Tuesday.

Peace Treaty Ratification Still Remote   Senate Taking Up Sixth Lodge Reservation at Session Today   SECOND DEFEAT FOR TREATY SEEN   All Indications Are That the Treaty Is Again to Be Blocked

SOVIET ARMIES PLANNING TO G0 AROUND WARSAW   Difficulty of Land at Front Leads to Attack From the Rear.   APPARENTLY SUCCEEDING.   ‘Roar of Artillery Heard In City —Peace Delegation {s Ready to Leave.

FASHIONABLE AFARTMENT IN SAN FRANCISCO BURNS   Body of Woman Found in Debris— Others Thought to Have Been  I oct

DELIVERS PLEA FOR FARMERS   J. J. Taber Addresses State Grange   ee en re ae  Reviews Legislation For Farmers

FARMERS HOPEFUL (IF AVOIDING CRASH   Taber Says. f Anrioulturists Hardest. Hit by. Falling: Prices in Country.   egislatlon Needed to Bring Producer and Consumer _ Nearer Together.

CONSIDER REPEAL OF WARTIME LAWS   Requests for Embargo on Wool and Livestock Heard in Congress

CONGRESS BUSY QUICK.   Evident Plans to Push Imnlgraticn Bill to Passage.

REPEAL WARTIME LAWS NEXT STEE   As Soon as Immigration Bill Disposed of This Will Be Considered.

HOUSE TO TAKE UP WAR TIME LAW REPEAL’ NEXT   ueaders Plan to Begin Debate After Disposition of Immigration Bil) the . First of Next Week

LATE COUNT GIVES BAILEY 2,522 LEAL   Election Judges Warned By Executive Committee to Permit No Persons But Known Democrats to Get Name on Run-Off Ballot.

GIVE BAILEY LEAD OF 2,522 VOTES   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEN AJ DALLAS CANVASS THE PRIMARY.

MILAN, ITALY, HAS BIG STRIKE   More Pay Asked by 200,000 Workers in Chemical Plants.

BIG STRIKE IN MVILAN, ITALY   Workers in Chemical Plants Number. ing 200,000 Ask More Pay and Vacation.

LAST MINUTE NEWS   Transport. Workers Strike AMSTERDAM, Feb. 11.—Transport workers here have called a  general strike on February 1».

WOULD LOWER INCOME TAX   Bill Exempts Single Persons From Tax on Income Up to $2,000 and Married Persons Up to $3,000.

$1,000 Tax Exemption Provided I Bill Introduced In Senate Today.

TELE 7     COMMANDEERED,      Acting Scerctary Signs Order Taking Over 126,000 Tons,

120,000 FONS STEEL ‘COMMANDEERED FOR RAILROADS   fn Mest Cases Prices Will Be Based On Actual Cest Plus Specifier Pe oflt.

STEEL MLS MRE NEER NAY      420, 000 Tons 5 of Steel Rail to  - Be Secured. From Various Plants at the Cost Plus Sys-. tem.—Some Contract? Made Already. 7

RAILS COMMANDEERED   Ww ‘ar Department Acts on Request of Railroad Administration .

ihe War Department Acts For The Railway Administration  Orders Are Allotted To      “Orders Are Allotted To Various Mills Accord _ ing To Their Produc tke Canneity :

THIS FAN CAME ALL THE WAY FROM SEATTLE TO SEE THE GAME   '  F ox Brought a Whole Lunch Counter with Him   and Camped at Head of the Line in Cleveland at 2.15 Yesterday Afternoon.  : :

CLEVELAND SEES ITS FIRST .BIG SERIES   Obio City Fans Have Waited For Forty years For Opportynity to’ watch their team Try For World Honors.

27,000 CROWD EXPECTED AT PARK      : aa ‘cts Sia at =      He Took His Post-at:2 O'dlock Yes. : terday: Afternoon——Woman , eee eebleo- Stands Wieqb-—-~- RrenBrencigen

Capacity Crowd Out to See First Championship Team of Cleveland Battle Dodgers

CLEVELAND ALL EXCITED OVER THE GAME FOR TODAY   Baseball Faris in Ohio City Have Hopes That Home Team Will Win the Championship

COVELESKIE TO OPPOSE PFEFFER   Probable Pitchers in Today's World's Series Game Botween Indians and Dodges   Proctor, Vit, Man in Line ~ Since 2.30 Yesterday Afternoon to Get Ticket

FANS CROWD CITY T0 WITNESS GAME TODA   Every Hotel and Rooming House Is Filled to Capacity  With Visitors.    COVELESKIE EXPECTED  TO BURL FOR INDIANS   “Big Jeff” Pfeffer Is Probably Choice of Robinson to Oppose Miner.   TICKET SCALPERS ARE BUSY!   Fifty Agents of Cleveland Club However, Are at Werk to Check Them. ,

Vermont Man, Coming From Seattle, Is Firs! in Line at Ticket Window, and Connecticut Woman fs Fourth.   COVELESKI AND PFEFFER WILL DO THE PITCHING HONORS TODAY

WILLITS GONSTABLE ARRESTS MARYSVILLE HOME ROBBER   i. A. POURE FACES SERIOUS CHARGE AS AFTERMATH OF ELOPEMENT

WILLITS CONSTABLE ARRESTS MARYSVILLE HOME ROBBER   KA. POUREB FACES SERIOUS CHARGE AS AICPERMALEL OF ELOPEMENT

AWAIT COMING AF YANK SINT   Only “Practical Presents” Will Be Distributed to Euronean Children.   MILLIONS ARE STARVING   Christmas Celebration in Old World Will Be Travesty on Other Years.

O DECIDE STATE HONORS IS BY. ON AT BLOOMINGTON   BY SINGLE VOTE BY WEST VIR. GINIA LEGISLATURE   BLOCH CROSSES COUNTRI   To Cast Deciding Vete In Deadlock on Amendment

Final Vote Taken on Ratification of Suffrage Measure  ceredinte et     tions.

WEST VIRGINIA NOW ~ IN SUFFRAGE RANKS   DEADLOCK BROKEN WITH A VICTORY FOR WOMEN.   Arrival ef Serator Bloch and Usaseating of Anti Gives Necessary Majority—Dramatic Se» sion ef “tate Senate.

VIRGINIANS VOTE FOR AMENDMENT   Upper chamber of West Virginia Legislature Endorses Suffrage ——-Bloch’s Ballot Decides.

‘AIRPLANE’ VOTE WINS WEST VIRG. FOR SUFFRAGE   Senator Bloch, Who Rushed Across Continent, Is Ballot That Did It   CENTER OF ALL EYES   MONTGOMERY'S ANTI-SUFF VOTE iS THROWN OUT AFTER HEATED BATTLE

WeoT VIRGHIA 13 Ih   SENATOR WHO CROSSED CONTI. NENT DECIDING FACTOR,   Dramatic Scenes in Senate as State Becomes Thircy-Fourth for Suffrage. ’

OT VIRGINIA VOTES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   IT {5 THE 3i1TH STATE TO DC SO AND SUFF LEADER Is CONFIDENT THAT CAUSE NOW 1S VIRTUALLY WON

NATOR WHO CROS NENT DECIDING -4  a CONTI             Senate. as State th far Suttrages

BLUGH BREAKS TIE VOTE AFT EXGITING RAGE   Opposing Senator Disqualified After Hot Debate and Amend. ment is Ratified.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT WINS IN WEST VIRGINIA   Ballot of Senator Who Rushed From California to Vote Breaks Deadlock—One Solon Is Ousted.

ify IN WEST VIRGINIA   eT  RAGE AMENDMENT NOW VICTOR rng IN THIRTY-FOUR STATES.   cnator Bloch, wh o 7 ontinent. to ‘Break oeaie as Decisive — Two ~ Staten Needed.  i af & cross, € locks Ww. More

WEST VA. RATIFIES SUFFRAGE; 2 MORE STATES ARE NEEDED   Senator Arrives From Pacific Coast in Time to Cast Decisive Vote.

THESE STATES HAVE. RATIFIED SUFFRAGE   WEST VIRGINIA 0, K.’S SUFFRAGE   Victory Is Won By. Womer  _ After Spectacular Fight Involving Hurried, Tri of Senator From Cali fornia. .

WEST VIRGINIA FOR OUFFRAGE BY ONE VOTE   Deadlock Broken by Arrival of Senator Bloch From California.   PROS AND ANTIS FIGHT FOR DAYS FOR VICTORY   Antis Lose Battle When Senator Montgomery’s Seat is Declared Vacant.

WEST VIRGINIA “ADDS HER VOTE ~ FOR SUFFPAGE   ARRIVAL OF SENATOR BLOCH FROM PACIFIC COAST BROKE DEADLOCK   Session One Of The Most Dramatic  Ever Witnessed In Either House of Leg'slature

SOLON RUSHES ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO VOTE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Breaks West Virginia Dead lock After Hurried Trip from California

RATIFY IN WEST VA   SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT er VICTORIOUS IN 34 STATES.   Vote vf Senator Blech, Whe Raced Acress Continent te Break tie  Deadleck, Was Deefsive,

SUFE AMENDMENT PASSES W.VA.SENATE   Bloch. Saves Day For Cause-—Unus: ual Scenes Are En-acted.

WOULD BAR . W. W. IN KANSAS   Temporary Writ Granted on Application for a Permanent Injunc- — tion Against Them.

KANSAS WOULD BAR I. W. W.   Temporary Writ Granted on Applica.  tian far an Initinetian.

KANSAS MAY DRIVE OUT L. W. W.   ia juneticon te Prevent Members Matataining Organization.

ENJOINS THE I Wl. OW.   Temporary Writ at Fldorado Un der Anti-Syndicalism Law

. W. W.'S ENJOINED FROM KANSAS STATI   “Attorney General Hopkins Moves to Bar Radicals From Oil and Harvest Fields.

ROB BANK AT FAUCETT, MO.   Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps Taken This Morning

ROB BANK AT FAUCETT, MO.   Burglars Make Away With Liberty Rondc and Stamps.

FOOD ARTICLES ON COAST AND OMARA MEAL PRICES DROP 25 10 50 PER CEN

EYPLAING LOW PRICE OF SUITS AT CHICAGE   Association Head Said Manu: facturer Wanted to Unload —Sold Below Cost.

A CASE-OF UNLOADIN(   — FF Pi: ee ee ‘THE “MYSTERY” .OF CHEAP CLOTHENG IS EXPLAINED.   A Manufacturer Had to Have Mon ey and So He Sold a Few Sults - Below Cost.

DIVORCED WIFE OF KEOKUK MAN MARRIES AGAIN   oe”  '  Mrs. Sidney Love Separated  From Stock Plunger in 1911 : —Inherited Fortune.

‘WIFE OF KEQKUK MAN TO BE RE-WED   Marjorie Burnes, Onc« Mrs. Love, Again in Limelight.

HARD COAL SCALE DECISION 1S NEAR   Jnited Mine Workers’ Vice President Expects Agreement on New Wage Contract Within Two Weeks.   OPERATORS OFFER LAST OF STATISTICAL DATA   Will Probably Propose Increase Based Upon Recent 27 Per Cent Advance Given Bituminous Miners.

LEGION SMOKER AT MEETING TONIGHT   LOUIS FINK WILL TAKE ®&)! FROST OF PERRY [NS EPOXING BOUT   OTHER GOCGD MATCHES   Yinal Arroeneements for Arnistic Day Will Be Made at theMeeting

LEGION SMOKER AT MEETING TCNIGHT   LOUIS FINK WILL TAKE @) FROST OF PERRY IN BOX. ING. BOUT   OTHER GOGD MATCHES      Vinal Arraneements for Armistice Day Will Be Made at the Meeting

AGAINST RADICAL!ISM.   Meeting in St. Louis Called to Fight “Clasa Lealslation.“

BUSINESS MEN     _ DECLARE WAR ON RADICALS   Representatives of Eighteen States Act in Convention     at St. Louis

é ee  Business Men Plan  Means of Arousing  Pg Amorornane ta Pparty

BUSINESS MEN AT . CONFAB TO LAUNCH “WAR ON RADICALS   Plans- to -Combat Bolshevier: ‘and Kindred* Doctrines Dis>. gussed at St. Louis

VILLA WILL RETIRE  . , TO PRIVATE CITIZENSHIP      ‘Surrenders Under His Own Terms— _ His Army Will Be Paid,

VILLA REPORTED AS AGREEING TO STOP FIGHTING   Advices State His Terms Are Tx Have One Year’s Pay For Men of His Army   AND RETIREMENT OF HIM. ‘ SELF TO PRIVATE LIFE   Martinez, Who Conducted Negotia tions Calls Bu -dit’s Action One of Patriotism

VILLA GIVES UP FIGHT AND WILL BECOME PRIVATE  CITIZEN AGAIN   Bandit Leader Surrenders After a Conference At Sabinas With Representatives of De La Huerta,   ENTRAINS WITH HIS TROOPS FOR TORREON   Men Are to Be Mustered Out of Pancho's Service Allotted a Tract of Land; Officers Get Cash.

VILLA GETS A LARGE REWARD TO SURRENDER   Bandit Given “Pleasing Finan. cial Guarantees,” Farms and  Meno Yeor'’s Pay

FRANCISCO VILLA ON WAY TO TORREON 70 TAKE FIRST STEPS TO END BANDIT LIFE

FRANCISCO VILLA, BANDIT LEADER, Ia NOLONGER TERROF   Much Rejoicing Throughou _ Mexico Follows Uncondi»- tional Surrender.   GOVERNOR ESTABAN CANTU NOW IN OPEN REBELLION      Issues Call to All Citizens of Northern District of Lower California to Arm to Resist Invasion, Following Reports Troops Are Being Sent.

BRIBE VILLA TO SURRENDER AND PEACE REIGNS IN NORTHERN MEXICO" FOR TIME

VILLA FINALLY GIVES UP SWORD AT PEACE TABLE   Bandit Leader Comes te Terms with Representatives of Mexican Government   BACK TO PRIVATE LIFE   RECOGNITION OF MEXICST GOvVERNMENT IS BROUGHT NEARER BY HIS SURRENDER.

VILLA FINALLY ~ GIVES UP HIS BANDIT CAREER   Official” Confirmation Receive of Surrender of Notorious Mexican Leader

BANDIT LEADER ON HIS WAY 10 GIVE SELF UP   May Mean Recognition ol De la Huerta by the United States.

VILLA CEASES WICKED WAYS   MEAICAN BANDIT CHIEF SU RRENe DERS TO GOVERN MENT.   BUT NOT QUITE OUT OF WOODS   UNITED STATES HAS A SCORE TO SETTLE WITH HIM,   Still Under Indictment for Werdcrous Raid of Columbas, XN. W.— New Revolt Looms Up ia Lewer California.

Mexican Bandit Chieftain for Many Years Considered Menace Throughout Southern Republic Submits to Provisional Regime Accepting Conditions of Retirement   ANOTHER PROVINGE IN ARMS

Bandit Idol of Mexican Peon, for Years a Menaceto Many Regimes, to Become Private Citizen.      LAND GRANT FOR EACH OF HIS MEN   Negotiations’ Relative to Elimination. of Desperado Activities Seem te Have Been Successful.

FIRST SUGAR IN SIX YEARS   Aliens at. Ellis Island Hurt in Rio to Get. Hold of Bowls Placed on Tables, 

SUGAR BOWL RIOT AT ELLIS ISLAND   IMMIGRANTS OVERJOYVED AT SIGHT _ OF SWEETENER GO ON RAMPAGE.

SIGHT OF SUGAR STARTS. RIOT.      Big Fight Breaks Out Among 1,750 Immigrants in Ellis leland Dining Room.

porns em rn enn ae ee  1750 GET FIRST SUGAR SINCE WAR: RIOT: FRACTURED RIBS; HOSPITAL

ELLIS ISLAND IMMIGRANTS FIGHT FOR FIRST SUGAR THEY HAD. SEEN IN YEARS

Immigrants Get Excited Over Sugar On the Table and Start a Lively Riot

SOLDIER PRISON IS RULED BY INMATES   Leavenworth Men Fixed Ow Punishment Which Included Black Eyes.

MORE BARRACKS ARE BURNED   Sixty-Eight Police Stations in treland Destroyed in Two Nights, Dublin Reports.

LEGION MEN T0 DECIDE COURSE   Whether or Not to Enter Poli tics to Be Chief Discussion at  . Annual Meeting.

LEGION MEMBERS ARE TO DISGUS9 PART IN POLITICS  Second Annual Convention Will Open le Alauealand fihin {tn

THE LEGION AND POLITICS   Will Be Among Matters Dis cussed at Cleveland Encampment,

LEGION MEN TO. DECIDE COURSE          Whether or Not to Enter Po. tics to Be Chief Discussion a Annual Meeting. -_

Union Fixes’ 'Datd, ‘for. Walkout _ Baless Higher Wage. De-s ‘mands are Granted.

GENERAL RAILROAD - STRIKE THREATENS ~~ THROUGH MEIC   ‘Management ‘Not Disposed to Recognize ‘Union to Which ; Men Belong

LONDON PRESS PRAISES LADY NANGY ASTOR   Declare She Has Estabtished Herself: Firmly as an Able Member of tlic House of Conmons.

MRS. ASTOR'S. TRIUMPH,   Makes fine Impression With Her First. Official, Address.

LADY NANCY ASTOR "MAKES MAIDEN SPEECE   American Girl In House of Com mons Champions Cause’ of Pro. : hibition and Scores Triumph.

LADY AGTOR 15 Ven! ABLE MP,  PAPERS THINK   Maiden Speech in Commons Firmly Establishes Woman With London Press

LEAGUE IS NOT LIKED   Harding Returns to Marior Following Trivmphal Tow Through States Heretofor Democratic.   OKLAHOMA AND MISSOURI ARE HOSTILE TO TREAT}   Feeling Against Wilson’s Covenant Breaks All Expectations in Southwest; Breach in “Solid South.”

HARDING PLEASED WITH LATEST TRIE   Candidate May Not Make Trit to East Planned by Campaign Managers.

ON FRONT Pane   Had Most Buthusiastic Reception During Southern Trip—F¥iuds League Parumount Issue,

6. 0.P. AUP HUANG HIGH   HARDING AND MANAGERS MUCH PLEASED WETH RECEPTION IN THE SOUTHWEST   .The Candidate Found a Strong Peeltee Agvins: the League in Okla. honm and Missouri.—May Abandon 'Triv to Eastern  Sintes. *

HARDING TO MAKE ~ LAST TRIP SOUTH      Senator Said to Oppose Speech Making. Tour of  -. ''Bactern. States.   ADMITS. LEAGUE.-.-1S.. ISSUE      ‘Flatfooted Statement ‘Against Treaty Will Now Be: Fimphasized.”

HARDING HOME AND LEAVES s+ ABAIN TUESDAY   When We Will Tour Tennessee, Kew. tucky and Indiana, May Break Solid South.

REPUBLICANS SEE BREAK IN SOLID SOUTH   Harding’s Gladsome Re ceptions Are Hopeful Siens of Rift.

HARDING HOME AFTER §. W. TRIP   {FIER A 24 HOTRS BREATHING SPELL HE WILL G0 ON A

SOUTHWEST 18.  FOE OF LEAGUE HARDING FINDS   Ohio Senater Gets Great Welcome in the Solid South -

HARDING ON WAY TO NEW ORLEANS   President. Elect Leaves: “Texas and Will Take Ship for ‘Panama There. .   MEXICANS WANT VISI

‘Now ‘Enroute to “New. Orleans— Wi Make Trip Through Pan27 ee Canal Zor * gy

A etnies dibeceeuaneee a  PRESIDENT-ELECT TO NEW ORLEANS   Harding Leaves Brownsville for New Orleans to Embark on 10.Day Tour of Canali Zone.

HARDING ON WAY TO NEW ORLEANS   Few Kear Platform Speeches, will Speak at Chamber of Commerce Tonwrrow.

PRESIDENT-ELECT  WILL AVOID ALL TALKS POSSIBLE   Senator Will Re Entertained by Cham. ber of Commerce at Luncheon; Spirits of Party Rise With Sun

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND PART ARE LEAVING STATE ON SPECLAL TRAIN,   10 SAL FOR PANAMA   The Parny W in Arriv e in New Orleans Tomorrow Morning and Will Depert for the Canal Zone at 3 O’Cleck in the Afternoon.  Lewving, Jinx Behind.

HARDING LEAVES... ~ FOR GANAL 20°       Will Stop, at, Nei Orleans to Guest af Chamber of Conmicree.

ENROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS   Will Embark for Panama Canal Trip Thursday Afternoon

TO NEW ORLEANS   Senator Harding ond Party Left Rrownsyilie Today.  5

HARDING ENROUTE TO CANAL ZONE   SPECIAL TRAIN LEFT RROWNS. VILLE FOR NEW ORLEANS THIS MOBNING   THE PRESIDEN - ELECT MAKE A FEW REAR PLAT FORM SPEECHES

HARDING PARTY 1S NOW ENROUTE T0 NEW ORLEAN   SENATOR WILL MAKE FEW REAR-END SPEECHES; SAILS THURSDAY AFTERNOON

WOMEN MUST HELP IN PUBLIC WORK       MRS. GIB URGE  WOMEN TO GREATER  See Aennea near c are:   HAD SUPPER MEETING          Mrs. Don Carlos and Patron Were Guests at Meeting Las

WOMEN MUST HELP IN PUBLIC WORK   MRS. GIBB URGES BUSINESS WOMEN TO GREATER INTEREST   HAD SUPPER MEETING   Mrs. Don Cartes and Patronesse: Ww ere Guests at Meeting Last Nigat

COMPLAINTS OF KOREAN POLICE METHONS REACH THE GAVERNAR GENERA   CHARGED THAT. POLICE SOME TIMES TORTURE KOREANS: ORDER PROHBITS IT.

KOREAN POLICE CRUE!   , Complaints Mads-That Official- Tor. ‘Their Custody,

WILLARD 10 TRAIN 3 MONTHS FOR FICH]   Former Titleholder Only ‘Wants to Prove He Was Not Himsell ~ot Pablsadn .

EO0 WILLARD BEGING TRAINING FOR BATTLE AGAINST JACK DEMPSE}   WANTS TO SHOW HE WAS NOT ALL THERE IX FIGHT AT TOLEDO LAST YEAR,

NEGRO TO IE. FOR KILLING   Lee Ellison is Sentenced for Murder ing Sheriff Hunter of Hopkins County, Kentucky.

DOES WORK IN PROBATE   Several Minor Matters Cleared Fram Docket by Judge. Rockafellaw.

PROBATE COURT NEWS   Final Reports Made In Pangburn anc ‘Young Estates.

VERY ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF EX-SERVICE MEN WAS HELD AT COURT HOUSE WEDNESDAY EVENING   poses and Another Meeting Will be Held on January Twenty-Eighth, to Which All are Invited.  Officers Were Elected and Committees Appointed for Various Pur.

VERY ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF EX-SERVICE MEN WAS HELD AT COURT HOUSE WEDNESDAY EVENING   Officers Were Elected and Committees Appointed for Various Pur. poses and Another Meeting Will be Held on January Twenty-Eighth, to Which All are Invited.

UTTUMWA WIFE SHOOTS A RIVA   Mrs. Nora Springer Wounded By Jealous Spouse of Her Employer Will Live.

DEMOCRATS : PREPARING F FOR OPENING DAY   Five Cabinet Officers on Ground to Back ‘Wilson Platform; Bryan Expected: to Lead Ati Attack.   BRYAN HIDES HAND

THE REAL SFRUGGLE IS EXPEC! ED TO BE BETWEEN ADMINISTRATION AND BRYAN.   The Latter Says All Other Issues Ar Minor Importance as Compared to the Wet and Dry

FOR FIGHT   Bitter Contest for Control o! Democratic Convention Be tween Bryan and Wilso1 Forces Anticipated.   WET-DR¥ BATTLE WILL BE FILLED WITH SULPHUR   A Lot of Fireworks Promised When Connecticut Starts; Cox and Palmer May Unite Against McAdoo.

SALVATION UF BASEBALL [o UP 10 LEADERC   Special Grand Jury Completes and Submits Its Final Report on tInvestigation Recently Made.

BASEBALL PROBERG COMPLETE REPORTS   CHICAGO GRAND JURY FIN ISHES UP ITS WORK AND SUBMITS EVIDENCE.   Majority of Ball Players, It Is Asserted, Are Entirely Honest and Play a Clean Game.

SEBALL JURY REPORT      Turors ake Revoninvwid: aiions, LE 1s Understood.

BASEBALL PROBE ENDED BY JURY WPHOLO SPORT   Report Says Leaders Can Be Relied Upon   Final Report Filed in Chicago

FINAL REPORT IN BASEBALL CASE   COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY SUBMITS FINDINGS.

BASEBALL NOT DISHONEST   Leaders in Game A Above Suspicion Says Grand Jury.

BASEBALL. SAFE JURY CIVES REPORT   Practice of “Fixed”, Game Not General, Investigators: - # 1 Declare.

BASEBALL LEADERS ARE EXONERATEG (N REPORT OPERAL GRANT JUR)      VO EVIDENCE FOUND THAT LEAD. ERS HAVE BEEN DISHON. EST OR FALSE,

WHITEWASHES BASEBALL.   Grand Jury Found Some Games Thrown, bat Practice Not General.

BASEBALL GETS A GLEAN SLATE   Grand Jury Says Leaders ir Organized Baseball Are Above Suspicion.

ENDS PROBE OF BASEBAL   ‘inal Report of Investigate Filed in Chicage Court Today.

BASEBALL LEADERS ABOVE SUSPICION   Throwing of Games Not General Practice.:

KEEP GAME FREE FROMSUSPICIOA   LEADERS IN BASEBALL. MAY “BE. RELIED. UPON. T0:D0: _THAT—-GRAND JURY.

AMERICAN SCHOONER WINS PRIZE MONEY   KEEN JUDGMENT OF CAPTAIN WELCH SAID RESPONSIBLE FOR VICTORY.

ESPERANTO WINS RACE.   Gloucester Schooner By Vic tory Clinches Cup and $4,000 Prize Money.

MRS, MARY LANE” PASSES AWAY   j - f Paeasiet FOLLOWS. THAT OF HUSBAND ABOUT TWO _ WEEKS AGO

MRS. MARY LANE PASSES AWAY   DEATH FOLLOWS THAT OF HER HUSBAND ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO

FIVE ARE ARRESTED   COAL OPERATORS INDICTED UNDED LEVER ACT.   ane Offense Acuinst United States,  Indictments Charge Conspiracy

FIVE ARE ARRESTED   COAL. OPERATORS INDICTER z UN » WEVER AUT.      Indictments Charge Conspiracy and

Burleson’s Experiment Cost Fourteen Millions  He Wants Appropriation

LOSS IN WIRE CONTROI   COST GOVERNMENT $25. 405.565—     ERATION WAS NEEDED.

Government Control ., of Telephone Line:   ‘Lhe  ‘Operation of ‘Telephone’ Lines -. Daring thé’ War Cost Government - $14,005,565. a8

WIRE CONTROL COST U. S. $14,005,562   Postmaster. Ge"eral. Burleson Asks Congress to Make Huge Appropriation to Foot Big Bill,

Burleson Asks Congress to Appropriate Sum Expended in Operating Phone and Telegraph Lines During War.

WIRES TURING WA   Burleson Asks That Amount He'll Sue Postal for Its Earnings Over Award.

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP   Of Telephone and Telegraph Cost Over 814,000,000

Missonri Convention Tamorraw   Government Operation of Telephones und Telegraphs Expensive.

WIRE CONTROL COST U. S. 14 MILLIONS   Postmaster General Asks Con gress For Money To Liquidate Affairs.

WIRE CONTROL COST HEAVILY   Burleson Asks Appropriation of $14,005,565 to Meet Deficit.

BIG TELEGRAPH ~ BILL FOR U.S   Burleson Asks Appropria: tion of $14,005.565 to Settle Debts

WAR TIME OPERATION OF TELEGRAPH  AND TELEPHONE LINES COST $14.905 des

COST OF WIRE OPERATION   ‘Control of Telephone And Telegraph Line Cost Fourteen Million.

COST Tht GOV 014,000,000 FOR WIRE LINES   Postmaster General Burlesor Makes Report on WarTime Expenses.   SOME COMPANIES NOT EARNING EXPENSES   Postmaster General Contem plates Suing the Postal Telegraph Company.

BURLESON WANTS CASH. There's a $14,005,565 Deficit in Flye YInto Wire Control.”

HOOVER IS UNCLASSIFIED   ' Beth Republicans and Democrats Refuse to Comment On His Eligiszility to Ranks.

BAR ASSOCIATIONS WAGED CENSOR BENCH CANDIDATE   Committee Report at Annua Convention Aug. 25-27 to Recommend Activity.

BAR COMMITTEE REPORYSS   Lawyers Favor An Appointed Jad. siary with Bar Endorsement for “Uniformly Efficient’ Bench.”

URGE FOR BETTER CANDIDATES FOR JUDICIAL OFFICE!   American Bar Association Attempting to Aid Judicial Selections Throughout Nation.

STATE SENATE _ HAS BUSY DAY   Increased Salaries for County School Superintendents Passed

REMOVAL OF MEDICAL SUHODL OF UNIVERSITY WILL BE INVESTIGATER   HOUSE AND SENATE GRINDING OUT BILLS RAPIDLY IN CLOs. ING WEEK OF SESSION,

STRIKE TALK IS HUSHED BY AWARI   Announcement of Imcrease to Anthracite Miners Stilts Agitation For Concerted Walkout.   FIND INSURGENT MOVEMENT

dINERS ACCEPT WILSON AWARD IN WAGE CASt   Strike Talk Dies Out Believed That Men Will Stay On The Job.

EXPECT MINERS TO ACCEPT   Union Leaders Are Confident They  Will Gantinnn tt'...?.

MINERS ANGERED BUT WILL ACCEPT NEW WAGE OFFER   Discrimination Alleged Wilson Ready To Fight Strike.

COAL STRIKE OFF; MEN OBJECT   Award Approved by Loyal Unions-—-One Group Displeased,

PROPOSAL THAT GERMAN GOURTS   With Allied Jurists Collabor. ate With German Judges in the Latter’s Courts   TO TRY HIGH GERMAN OFFICERS OF ARMIES   This Proposition is Before the Entente for Consideration at This Time.

POLES WIN AS — FIGHTING IS. AGAIN BEGUN   ‘Extend Lines Toward Russian Boundary Set by  y geen gee tn

PROGRESSIVE RFPUBLICANS   Would Line Up AntiStand Patters of Both Parties.

ee a  PROGRESSIVE VOTE SOUGHT BY GOVERNOR   Attempt to sk the G. O _ P. Ranks Will Be Big Issue.   Front Porch Campaign Also Objective of Cox y proud y

COX WILL TRY 10 GET PROGRESSIVE SUPPORT   Plans to be Discussed to Bring Party of Bolters into the Demo  aie He ce

COX 10 MAKE BID FOR BULL MOOSER'   Remnants of the Progressive Party Will Bo Offered Tempting Bait Ii) Catching Process.

PROGRESSIVES TO FAVOR CQ)   Democratic Nominee Will Make a Strong Appeal to Progressive Element   HARDING STANDPAT   FASE WAP Ine Eas ete TR EEN indr are Sees eee aS: SR  Idea of Campaigning Does Not Suit Conditions— The Woman Vote

COX WILL TO! "PROGRESSIVES   And With Frauklin Roosevelt’ Wil Makes a Strong Pull for the Old  Progressive Party.

DEMOCRATS MAY. STEAI PROGRESSIVE ‘ELEMENT   COX WILL. MAKE - AN. ESPECIAL APPEAL TO THIS FACTION  IN. HIS CAMPAIGN, rPrPOoORT

OCAMANY PROTEST GONPIOGATION OF LEPPELIN CAAT   Says Allies Would Follow Up Bi blaming Aight To New Plane and lventisns

WOULD STOP PLUNDERING   This is the Way Germany Refers to Some Acts of the Entente.

BASEBALL POOLS =  WILL BE PROBEE    Formal Indictments to Be Re. turned This Week Against - + Game “Fixers.”

WHISKY SHORTAGE IS NEARING KRAMER SAYS   People Recognizing Effect of Prohibition, Enforcement Director Declares,

BOOZE SUPPLY NOW DWINDLES    SOP ae Oe cr ae BEFORE ANOTHER MONTH ELAPSES  WILL BE SCARCEST THING i IN WORLD

SAYS LQUER WiLL Be HAR! 10) BUY   Kramer Prepares to Clamp Lid Down Upon New York Bars.

SEES END OF LIQUOR BUYING   Prohibition Commissioner Kramer Says Wholesalers Have Been Denied Permits.

HOMERVLLE ARRESTS NN WITH THOUGH W UBERTY BONDS   Believed td be be Implicated: in Atlanta Robbery on South= etn Railway—Was En route To Visit Relatives 4 in Clinch County. .

THREE DISASTERS OCCUR ON LAKES: RESCUE TUGS GO   Steamer Goes on Rocks, Boule: of Another Explodes, Wooden Barge Sinks.

COX PROPOSED AS COMPROMISE   issues and Platform Planks Bic Problems of Democrats   BRYAN SECURES STRENGTH   Ohio Governor Considered Sufficiently Conservative

ADLY SPLIT ON PRACE TREATY   p CMeomaTs AS FAR APART AS  WERE REPUBLICANS.   2YAN IN POSITION OF POWER   cieusiy Threatening Leadersht: \@ Wtleen Himeeclf—Candidntes  Eiclipecd for a Time by the Piatform.

Two Candidates May Joit Forces In Organization and Platform. Fight   ARE FRIENDLY TO WILSON   Lawrence Sees League Issu ag Salient Feature at San Francisco Convention

ROYAL ISH TELL ~ OF ISLE MISRULE   Former Members of Constabulary Resigned’ as as Protest Against Miscovernment.

Ris? POLICE TELL OF MURDER RAIDS ON BRITISH ORDER   “British Misrule’ Promptec Resignation of Three Who Testify Before American Investigators.

TELL WILD TALES UF CONDITIONS IN EMERALD ISLE   Three Former Members c Constabulary Say They Were Ordered to Destroy.   WOMAN CHARGES POLICE SHOT FIVE YEAR OLD GIRL   Amid Showers of Bullets Fam. ilies Are Dragged From Their Beds to Watch Their Houses Burn is One Chrage. Serious Food Shortage.

COMMITTEE HEARS FORMER MEMBERS OF CONSTABULARY   Tell Story of Fleeing Ireland Jn Fear of Being Attacked

TELL OF ORDERS TO DESTROY LIFE   Former Members of Consatebulary Testify.

EX-MEMBEAS OF IRISH CONSTABULARY TESTIF'   Commission Of 160 Acliouria Un: i ii] Weclawsdac.

Three Former “Members' of Royal Constabulary ‘Pell. Or ‘Operations, iv of: British "wollitary Forces - ’

MILITARY ACTIVITIES. IN IRELAND PICTURE   Former Members of Constabulary Testify; Black and Tane Denginred

‘BUTCHNERIES’ IN IRELAND. CLAIM   ‘Women, Children Dragged From Beds to - Watch Their Homes Burn, Witnesses  /  “Moll Wachinetan Prohers.

Former Irish Police — Tell of Misrule By The British; Others Testify

MILLION AND A HALF   WELL A MILE NORTHEAST OF CIT) OF BRECKENRIDGE SOLD TO BASS OLL CO.

SEE RELIEF FOR TAX DELINQUENTS   Feared Many Big Business Concerns Will Be Forced to the Wali Uniess Congress Cornes to Their Rescue at Once.

CONGRESS MAY AID TAXPAYERS   Extension of Income Payment Period Is Believed Essential in Order to Avert Failure of Many of the Country’s Industries.   KEYSTONE MAN WOULD EXTEND TIME TO MARCH

House Expected to Eliminate tncome Penalties Up io March 15.   EFFORT TO AVERT DISASTER   Feared Many Big Business Concerns Will Be Forced to the Wali Uniess Congress Comes to Their Res cue at Once.

RELIEF IN olGHT FOR DELINQUENT:   Income Penalties May Be E‘imi nated by House.   WOULD AVERT A_ DISASTER   It Is Feared Many Big Business Con cerns May Be Forced to the Wali Unless Congress Comes to Their Rescue.

Effort Is Being Made to Extent Tax Paying Time to March 15, 1921.   BIG CONCERNS FACE RUIN   Business Depression Makes It Impossible to Raise Money for Taxes.

CHARGES WITHDRAWN   American Consular Agent in Mexico is Exonerated

CHARGES AGAINST. JENKINS DISMSSE   Former U.S. Attache Will be Permitted to Get Family and Bring Them to Mexico. — Bond Money to Be Returnec By Court Order.

SNARES AGAMNOT © FES OS iSSED   Former U. 5, Attache Will be Permitted to Get Family and Bring Them to Mexico. — Bond Money to Be Returned By Court Order.

BRITISH OFFICIALS IN OUBLIN SAID TQ. BE IN DISAGREEMENT   Constant friction over the methods of dealing with the Sinn Feiners

POLES CAPTURE ALU OR TAtoa IN BIG ADVANGE   Fortified City Taken in Drive Against Soviets Along Front of Two Hundred and Forty Miles.  HIICE HAI fF PRISANEAS      Bolshevists Lose Immense Quantities of War Material and Extensive Section of Greatest Forest in Europe.

Polish. Forces Have ' "Captured Luts!   Task ig an Important Fortified Clty . Borty Miles East of Viadimnir. -

Poles Continue to Advance and Wir Successes Along a Front of 240 Miles.

POLIGH DRIVE CONTINUES LUTSK TAKEN   Poles Win Successes Along 240 Mile Front Says Official Statement o

POLISH TROOPS PUSHING AHEAD   Russians Are Forced to Retir in Lemberg and: Oriakhoff Regions, Moscow Admits.   ICLAIM NAVAL VICTORY

ES CLM MORE VICTORIES   irtant Fortified City and tumber of Smaller ‘Towns [ as Result of Their Ad ce on Front of Approxirales DEN Ri eloa.

POLES CAPTURE FORMER CZAR 3 HUNT GROUNDS   Bolsheviki Admit Defeat at the Hands of Polish Forces At Lembera   MOSCOW REPORTS NEW . VICTORY GVER WRANGEL   Red Force Successful in Naval Battle, But Retires On Land

CAPTURE CITY . - OF IMPORTANCE   Lutsk Reported to Be in Hands of Successful Poles

TO FIX DATE: FOR CONFERENCE   POLISH AND RUSSIAN REPRESENTATIVES AT RIGA.

CALL 50 IN SOCIALIST TRIAL   New York State and Legisiative Ot. ficials Summen Witnesses : to Court,

SERVE SUBPOENAS IN ASSEMBLY FIGHT   New York Attorney General to Engage Counsel to Ald   SOCIALISTS”. ARE : READY.

“MILLS” BUILDING HOUSES   Women Prove Themeelves Just as. Ef. ficient as Men at the Work and  Quite a Lot Quicker,

ENGLAND'S “JILLS” BUILDING HOUSES   Jills Ave Competing With Jacks m Many Trades; Women Save Money.

{Russian Bolshevik Troops Bat” ter without : ‘Sticcess Against   Seven Mile. Trench: ‘System in Gauth —   ISOVIET -UNEARTHS PLANS ' FOR COUNTER REVOLUTION      Thousands of Arrests Follow Discovery of Plot to Overthrow Red Regime; Ozar’s Mon Interned —-

NIGHT RIDERS D0 ~ $400,000 DANAE   THREE NEGROES KILLED FOL. LOWING UPRISING IN ALABAMA.

RIOTING, IN WHICH THREE ARE KILLED, FOLLOWS ATTACK MADE BY ALABAMA NEGRO NIGHT RIDERS

FOR FUTURE WORK   Suffrage Leaders Meeting in Chicago Today are Planning for Future   ALONG: MANY LINES   ALONG: MANY LINES     Women’s Activities Embrace Many an Impertant and Interesting Problem

SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION PREPARE FOR CONVENTION   Members Look for New Worlds to Conquer Since They Are Given Right to Vote

SUFFRAGE LEADERS MEET IN CHICAGO   Plan Campaigns for the Enactment of Legislation Beneficial to Woman's Interest

VICTORY THRILL SPURS WOMEN TO NEW ENDEAVORS   Chieftains of Feminine Voter: Meet to Plan Extensive Work and Conquest

TW THEIR CAMPAIGN   NEWLY ENPRANCHISED VOTERS  - URN ATTENTION TO REM.  4 EDYING EVILS-‘IN TUE_ ; AMERICAN SYSTEM

AUTO-WILD-DRWER KILLS TOLEDO MAN   Man Believed to Be Maniac Charges Into Group of Waiters for Street Car.

DRIVER OF AUTO “RUNG AMUCK HIT CROWD TOLEDO   One Killed. Several Hurt As Car Is Driven Into Pedestrians.

MANIAC BLAMED  FOR AUTO CRASE   Jae Man is Killed and Another Seriously Injured In Traf: fic Accident In Toledo Todav.

EASES A COLD WITH ORE DOSE   “Pope's Cold ' Composnd” ther breaks np a cold in a few hours

AGES A COLD WITH QNE DOSE   “Pape’s Cold Cowguannd® then breaks up a eotd be few: hours

EARS ACOLD . WITH ONE OGSE   “fane's Cold ° Compound” ther breaks up a cou ina few hours

InHEE IE IN “ACCIDENT AT GROSSING   Woman and. .Twe ‘Daughters Meet Death When’ Auto. mobile Stalls in Patk  of Train

MOTHER, 2 CIRLS DIE IN CRASH   Killed As Train Hits -Auto At Newark, Ohio  THIRD DAUGHTER INJURED   Driver Saves Self by Clinging tc Engine Pilot

NATIONAL DRIVE TO START ON PROFITEERS   Veaple Themselves, However, Will Launch the Movement ‘Following Overall Parade.

WALDORF ASTORIA WILL FEATURE AN OVERALL WEDDING   Part of Plans for Denim Parade In New York City Saturday.

DRIVE AGAINST PROFITEERING   Will Continue Stronger Thar Ever With 20,000 New — Yorkers at Work.

STRIKE AGAINST ‘PROFITEER’ TO - BE NATIONWIDE   Supporters pf New York’s Ove All Parade Point to Reductio) in Clothing. Already Obtaine by Agttation

FEAR INDIANA CAR IS IN DAR   Insistent Demand  Made That Reservoi Be Drained.

SOCIALIST PARTY ON TRIAL BEFORE N.Y. ASSEMBLY   TRIAL OF SUsPrENDED LEGISLA TORS DEVELOPS INTO HEARING ON PARTY PRINCIPLES   SOCIALIST MAYOR TESTIFIES   Mayor of Schenectady Asserts That Socialist Prineiples ire Op. posed te American Denecratic Government

MAYOR PLAGE UN OTAND. IN SAGIALIST GAGE   Statement Made that Social. isis Would Overthrow Government

At torney Says New York Socialists Had Program . To Destroy Government

BASE BALL AT MARION,      Chicago Cubs Will Play Local Tear for Harding's Benefit.

Dr rlouse and oeudle Uonform to Wilson's Suggestions     New Scheme Relies Entirely Ou Public Opinion for Hs Enforcement; Minor Cases Left to Adjushnent Board

PERMANENT ARBITRATION SYSTEM AGREED TO BY HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES FOR RAILROAD BILLS   The Labor Provisions Were Changed at Last Minute—Creates Railway Board of Labor Appeals, Members Appointed by the President .

FINISHING UP RAILROAD BIL   FINAL TOUCH WAS AGREED. Ut ON TODAY WHEREBY PUB. LIC OPINION ENTERS ~   (By United Press)

Conferees Create Board of Labor Appeals Which Will Depend Upon  ~~ Public Opinion To Put Its Find  ings Into Effect.

SETTLEMENT BY  ARBITRATION   PERMANENT SYSTEM OF LABOR ADJUSTMENT FAVORED.   CONFEREES FINISH RAIL BILI   Labor Provision Changed By Sug  gestion of Directar General Hines  _ Plan of Selection of Board Mem. bers Outlined.

ARBITRATION PLAN IN RAILROAD BIL   IS PERMANENT SYSTEM   HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREE! REACH AGREEMENT ON FINAL TOUCH TO BILL—ANTI. STRIKE FEATURE IS ELIMINATED

ARBITRATION AGREED 10 IN BAI MEASIIRE   Permanent System, Satis factory to Labor, for Settling Disputes is Formed   APPEAL BOARD OF NINE MEMBERS ESTABLISHEC   AWARDS OF BOARD FINAL BUT NO PENALTIFPS ARE FIN ED; UNORGANIZED LABOR I PROTECTED, ‘

RAIL CONFEREES DEVISE SYSTEM “OF ARBITRATION   Board of Labor “Appeals T Insure Uniform Wages Throughout Country   MEMBERSHIP £0-BE “INCREASED TO NII

Agree On.Plan To Settle Rail Wage Trouble:   Schete and House’ Conferces Adop Plan of Arbitration Beard of “Nine  Members, Which Wil Hancie Labor Ditticulties

FINAL CHANGE ~ IN-RAIL BIL   Senate and House Conferee Agree on System of Arbitration That May Please.   TO ‘HOUSE’ WEDNESDAY

DISPUTES TO BE  ARBITRATED   Drop Compulsory Features, Rely on Public Opinion

 PERMANENT SYSTEM OF ARBITRATION INTHE ~NEW RAILROAD BILL   CREATES A BOARD OF LABOR APPEALS AND ALLOWS THE FORMATION OF ° _ ADJUSTMENT BOARDS

ARBITRATION SYSTEM FOR - LABOR FORMED   PLAN IS SIMILAR TO THE ONE  PROPOSED BY WILSON   FOR RAIL TROUBLE.

Adjustment Board to Settle Disputes Over Grievances aNd Working Conditions; Three Members of Board Will be Named by President.

Provisions Are Changes last Minute To Accord With Wilson's Views    ANTI-STRIKE PROVISIONS OUT   y Board Of Labor Ap Is Created By Conference Report

UNION LABOR ACTION BAD FOR CRACKED. LIPS   Always Building up Legislattive War Chests and Strike Funds; Protest Expendi‘tores by Candidates.   WANT NAMES OF GIVERS   Say Nothing of Including in Propo:  ed Law as to Expenditures, State ment of How Money Expended in Criminal Defense Was Spent.

LABOR SENDS QUESTIONS AIRE.   Wants Candidates On Record Cover ing Expenditares.

LABOR ASKING WHAT AMOUNT 5 BEING USED   BY CANDIDATES FOR NOMINA. TION TO PRESIDENCY TO GET DELEGATIONS   Also Inauires- of Each If He Is In Favor of Law to Make Such Items Public:

HOW CAMPAIGN Io FINANCED ASKED   Labor, Organ of Fourteen Rec. ognized Railroad Unions Makes Public Questionnaire for Presidential Aspirants.

NEW QUERY FOR CANDIDATES,   Ratfroad Unions Weekly Asks About finmtinmnten Kienaonditinewoe$ -

Questionnaire Concerning Ex.  penditures Sent’ to All Candidates.   WANTS EACH TO GIVE SWORN STATEMENT   Reports That Some Candid. ates Are Spending Latge  Sums Reason for Action

Labor: Paper Puts Queries on Campaign Expenditures to Presidential Aspirants

WANT CANDIDATES TO GIVE OUT EXPENDITURES   “Labor” Newspaper Ask: That Presidential Candidates Make Statements

TO QUESTION CANDIDATES.   Paper of Railroad Labor Organ izations Seeks Views of Presidential Aspirants.

QUESTIONAIRE ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Labor Weekly Asks Presidential Candidates About Exnenses.

CAMPAIGN COoT QUESTIONNAIRE CENT ASPIRANTS   Railroad Brotherhood Publica tion Seeks Information From Men Seeking Presidential Nomination   ASK ABOUT FINANCING METHODS BEING USED   Declares Gravity Concerning Improper Expenditures  Gannot Be Exaggerated

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ASKED TO REVEAL SOURCE OF THEIR CAMPAIGN FUNDS   ike Moarnine Journal Spectal Leased Wire)

PAVEY 15 CAPTURED   WAS ASH AITO APPREHENDED   ie & how Beimg Held Awsniting Tip-

PAYEY 1S GAPTUREL   MAN 45M AUTO APPREHENDED AT 2°. SMITH, 4K.   dic is Kom Being Held Awaiting Tipken Cftioer. *

ADMIRAL SIMS WAS PRO-BRITISH CHARGES DANIELS   Secretary Of Navy Discloses Alleged Actions of Sims.   URGED BRITISH VIEWS   ‘Coveted English Honors and Pledged U. S. Support os Then.

CHARGES SIMS NEGLECTED PROTECTION OF TRANSPORTS   Investigating Committee Outlines Sis Important Particutars in Which Kdmiral Fell Short.

CHARGES SIMS DID NOT COM UP 10 EXPECTATIONS   During the War and Seemed to Accept British Views as Superior — to America   He Said That Admiral Sims Coveted British Decorations.

HARDING HAS NO FIXED PROGRAM   AN OPEN MIND ON HIS CABINET AND OTHER THINGS.   INTENDS TO BE HIS OWN BOGS   Mark Selifwean Saye Seme Perhags Harmful and Misleading Sermises Wade—MeCeormick Net Eurepean EBmicessry.

SEN, HARDING HAG NO FORMAL LIST (BEST MINDS   Public Should Be Careful i Drawing Conclusions From Unofficial “News.”   SOME STATEMENTS HAVE PROPAGANDA EARMARKS   Senator McCormick Is Not Going to Europe on Mission for President-Elect.

BERLIN ‘EGG PRICES 21/, MARKS APIECE   ARE HIGHER THAN THEY WERE DURING SEIGE OF PARIS IN 4R70

CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING   Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Allen Celebrate 50th Anni versary.

URGES FARMERS TO’ LIQUIDATE LOANS   Appeal of Federal Reserve Bank ‘Urges Selling of Crops! 1o Mect Debts.

URGED TO SELL GROPS   Federal Reserve. Bank. Makes an Ap: ies peal to Farmers

IOWA FARMERS ~~ JO LIQUIDATE      ‘Chicago Federal’ Resecvé: Bank Urees Farmers nnd Country ' Kunks to Act.

CLARA SMITH HIDING IN ARDMORE RUMOR?   Official Confirmation Is Lacking— Expected to Surrender Soon.

New Sewer to Be Built O: Sixty-third Street and Wentworth Avenue

COLLAPSE DF Bib STEEL BUILDING AT IK DANPOLS   Twenty Reported Killed and Police Firemen and Ambulances Called  to Scene

Declares .MacSwiney ‘I: Not Fed By-Prison Adthantesc   Body of Hunger Strike: ‘Taken to Home at _  Ue ea ae

ENGLAND TO STAND BY POSITION IN IRELANL   Bonar Law Tells Commons Gov ernment will Proceed with Adopted Policy

LLOYD GEORGE WILL GISCUSS MINERS STRIKE   Laborite Members “Hopeful of Discussion. to Bring About Settlement: :   ‘UNEMPLOYMENT NOW OE AGS” AS PROBLEM   Disorders . Occur. at South Waies -When :Red Flag: -Is Waved - to

UPHOLDS {RISH POLICY   GREAT BRITAIN DETERMINED TO . SUPPRESS SINN FEIN.   Bonar Law Tells Commons “Cabinet 1 Will Net Shift—Insists on Present Gill.

TOPROGEED WITH IRISH BILL   England Announces Determination— MacSwiney's Condition Unchanged,

IRISH POLICY STANDS   Bonar Law Tells Commons Cabinet Will Not Shift.   Determined to Put Down Murder—No Prospect of Release for Mayor MacSwiney.

BONAR LAW WILL PUSH IRELAND BILL   Intends To Stop Policy Of Murder

‘TAKEN UP. IN COMMONS   SHARP ‘QUESTION BY “LIBERAL MEMBER RE- TORTEDT TO BY. BONAR   Chief Secretary for Ireland ‘Gives Number of Casual- ties: Since”. January Ist - Among the Police.

IRISH POLICY TO BE MAINTAINED   Bonar Law Tells Commons Cab. inet Will Not Shift.   Determined to Put Down Murder—No Prospect of Release for Mayor MacSwiney.

THE IRISH BILL.   Government Will Proceed With Irish Bill, Declares Bohat Law.

AIGH MEASURE TE GET CONSIDERATION   ERITISH PARLIAMENT MEETS TUESDAY TO CONSIDER WEIGHTY PROBLEMS   Government May Take Extrem Action of Dismissing Parliament to Test Temper of the People.

REVOLUTIONARY FORCES TEN THOUSAND STRONG TO MARCH ON MEXICO CIT)

“CINCO DE MAYO” IS FITTINGLY OBSERVED   Juarez Is In Gala Attire As the National Holiday : Celebrated: Bull Fights ¢ Feature of Program,

REBELS TO TRY TO TAKE MEXICO CITY     Army of 10,000 Will March o1 Capital from State. of ; ’ Chihuahua.     SEEK: BORDER. . STATES     Washington -Sees. Carranza’:   Washington. ‘Sees. Carranza’s Power Waning and Sends Warships to. Gulf Waiters.

Army of 10,000 Will March on Capital from State of ; Chihuahua.   SEEK BORDER STATES   Washington Sees Carranza’: Power Waning and Sends Warships to Gulf Waters.

OCCUPY HOMBERG IN RUHR VALLEY   Perfect Order Prevails Thruout the Entire Zone   NEW MOVE iS PLANNED

JUDGE ROLLS DICE WITH GAMBLER TO WIN FINE: PRISONER THROWS ‘CRAPS

“Thirsty” Smiddy Rolls Dice With Judge Against Fine and Costa: Loses

DISBARMENT CASE TODAY   Procecdigas grains. Bartog a of ly to Be Heard 1 Lincoln.

DISBARMENT CASE TODAY   Proceedings Against Bartos Bros, of  Wilher Is to Be Heard in  Tincaln

ROYAL GUEST GIVEN SALUTE ATSANDIEGC   PRINCE OF WALES REACHES CAL IFORNIA CITY ON BIG BRITISH WARSHIP

Three Bandits Rob  a Jewelry Store   Sol Bergman's Jewelry Store of Clevetand, Ohio, Entered by Three Bandits Who Shoot Einployes and Stra! $30,000 Worth of Dievionds.

Shot and Probably Fatally Wounded Two Clerks   And Escaped With Diamonds That Were Valued at $30,000.

BANBUUS PI CLEAY foe:   Mexkel Mon ich Sat. feo, Shot JowelPsy snk Bosque:

Bandits Get $30,000 in Diamonds   HOLD-UP MEN IN CLEVE LAND SHOOT DOWN JEWELRY CLERKS.

‘Cleveland Jewelry Store is Entered Early Today By ‘Trig of Robhers   SHOOT DOWN 2 EMPLOYES   Then Loot Safe of Jewels anc Diamonds and Make Their Becape

THREE #RMED BANDITS ROB JEWELRY STORE   [Shoot And Wound Two Clerks And Steal $30,000 Worth Of Diamonds.

BANDITS GET $20,000 IN GEMS   Shoot and Seriously Wound Two Emploves of Cleveland CGtarca

DARING JEWEL ROBBER)   BANDITS SHOOT JEWELRY STORE EMPLOYES, AND GET AWAY WITH $30,000 IN GEMS.

BANDITS LOOT A JEWELRY STORE   Two Employes Shot Down By Robbers in Cleveland Today.’

BANDITS LOOT JEWELRY STORE; WOUND EMPLOYES   Take $30,000 Gems_ Afte Holdup in Heart of Down ipa Peete

SOUED TO SOVIET RUSSIA B LENINE AND TROTZSKY   Io Mobilize Against Poles Who Are Threatening Kiev.

INDIANA DEMS FULLY ENDORSE WILSON RECORE   Resolutions Demand Treaty Rat: ification, Condemn State Tax Law, Attack Governor.

RATIFY TREATY IS HOOSIERS COMMAND   Democratic State Convention Repudiates Action Of Indiana Senators.

MRS. MARY WILT IS 92.   Venerable Resident of City In Good Health at Four Score and Twelve.

JACOB HENRY IS 91.   Venerable Resident of City In Ex; cellent Health and Reads Papers Daily.

WANT. TQ SLAY THE CIGARETTE.   Phe Now Abolish       Lengue oy fey O25.

MUST TAKE INITIATIVE   MARY ROBERTS RINEHART (DISCUSSES COMING POLITICAL PROBLEMS.

De, eee TE MARY ROBERTS RINEHART AUTHOR   AND CANDIDATE, GIVES HER VIEWS ” OF PRESENT POLITICAL SITUATION

BEGUN SIMULTANEQUSL'      PRESIDENT GOMPERS OF FEDERATION SAYS STRIKERS WILL-_  ING T@ ARBITRATE.

STEVEDORE STRIKE NOW BEING PROBE!      BOTH GOVERNOR AND SAMUEL GOMPERS INVESTIGATING STRIKE OF COASTWISE WORKERS.

SAY GOVERNMENT ISTO BLAME FOR SCHOOL CONDITION   Educator Declares 16,000,000 Children Are Defective Through Lack of Care

COLERSCOFFS AT. DRY ENFORCEMENT   “Get Somebody That Counts,” Says N. Y. Commissioner to Congress Against Alcoholism; ‘Scores. Anti-Saloon Leaders “Buck Passers.”

PROFIBITION HEAD REPLIES 10 COLE   KRAMER DECLARES 1,900 DRY AGENTS CANNOT “POLICE 110,000,000 PEOPLE.”

Anti-Saloon League Head Is Attacked at Congress  i    Bird $ . Coler of New York, Forbidden to Use “Personalities,” Delivers Slashing Speech Directed at William H. Anderson and at Prohibition Enforcement Officials at Washington.

NEW YORK SALOONS RUNNING WIDE OPEN   BIRD S. COLER CHARGES LAX EN. FORCEMENT OF LAW.   Vitrielte Attack Made Om State Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League—Keligious Hatred Engendered.

TURNS GUNS ON DRY LAW OFFICIALS   JOTHAM WELFARE CO ONER SAYS OPEN VIOLATIONS PERMITTED   WANTS LID CLAMPED ON   Pays Compliments to Anti-Saloon League; Savin Deses wie Bucs Pacsers.

GULEA ATTACKS SUPT ANDERSON   Vitrolic Address is Cen. sored by Officials   At International Congres: Against Alcoholism — Nev York Commissioner of Pub lic Welfare Accuses Ander son of Attempting to Incit« Race and Religious Hatred

UPEN VIOLATION UF PRORIBITION LAW IS CHARGED   Prepared Address of Bird S. Coler Censored by Dry Congress Officials.   MAKES BITTER ATTACK ON ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE   Accuses Its Superintendent, _ William H. Anderson, of Attempting to Incite Race and Religious Hatred — Assails Other Officials.

ANYBODY CAN PURCHASE BOOZE   ONLY CREDENTIALS NECESSARY IS RIGHT LOOK IN YOUR EYE

WHOLESALE VIOLATION Oi LIQUOR LAWS: BY FEDERAL AFFICFAS. ATHEAS CHARCE

Drys in a Hot Row, Coler Gets Goat ot Chieftains   HINTS THAT FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT IS A FARCE AND THAT ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE IS WORKING ON RACE AND RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE — COLER OPEN  IN CHARGE OF CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT.

JAPS LOSE 201 FIGHTING REDS   Yellow Men Claim 1,500 Prisoners as » Result of Encounter With Forces in Siberia; Fighting Continues, Says Tokio Wireless Message.

MORE THAN 600 ARE KILLED IN RUSSIAN BATTLE   Fierce Fighting at Khabarovsk, Siberia, Between Russians And Japanese

Japs Battle Russians      Over 400 Russians and 237 Japs are Keported as Killed in the Fiehting

JAPANESE FORCES »~ LOST 237 KILLED   Fighting in Khabarovsk, Si. beria, With Russians. Reported Severe,

VICTORY IN RUSS FIGHT   Clashes Reported in Si beria by Tokyo, Tell of Bloodshed.

FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED   Jap Forces Lost 237 ksilled in Battle  With Russisn Troops,

JAPS AND RUSS COME TO GRIPS   Bloody Battle Is Staged a Khabarovsk, Siberia, With Losses on Both Sides.   JAPANESE ARE VICTORIOUS

COX REITERATED “{FAGUE POSITION   GOVERNOR FIRES BROADSIDE * OF QUESTIONS AT AMERTCAN PEOPLE.

WANTE CHANGE BUT DON'T IWANT BIG BIZZ CONTROL   Cox Says Republicans Don't Realiy Want Hardire. But Do Want a Change,

COX TELLS VOTERS CHANGE THEY GAN EXPECT OF G. 0.P.   Democratic Nominee Fires Broadside of Questions at Hoosiers in Indianapolis Meeting.

OX FIRES QUERIES AT OUPPORTERS OF BOP IN INDAINA   Democratic Nominee Attacks Argument for “Change” in Government.

Do The People Want a Change?      No One Really Wauts Senato Harding for President—Gov, Co: Asks Pertinent Questions Abou Sentiment for “a Change.”

FIRES BROADSIDE AF QUESTIONS   Governor Cox Quizzes These Who “Want a Change.”   HE SPEAKS AT INDIANAPOLIS

REACTIONARIES ARE NOW ON RUN, GOV. COX TELLS AUDIENCE   Says Republicans Have Declar ed That No One Really 5 Wants Sen. Harding.   BACK TO NORMAL MEANS A RULE OF BIG BUSINESS   Desire for Change Has Been Preached Until It Has Become Nauseating.

_ WANTS HARDING   Cox Appeals to Those Who Are Supporting His Opponent Because They Want ‘‘A Change.”’   All His Previous Predictions, the : Governor Tells Indianapolis Voters, Have Come Troe

GOV. COX DERIDES CHANGED SENTIMENT   Declares Reactionary Expressior Has Become Nauseating To  The Public.

PAY PUTS AUSTIONS TO AMERICAN PEOPLE   Fires Broadside on Wanting a “Change.”

DO PEOPLE WANT: “NORMALCY 2”      WE PAINTS WHAT IT MAY BE LIKE IF HARDING ETS CONTROL,

COX_ASSAILS. MEN WHO WANT CHANGE      Says No One Really Wants ~~ Sénator Harding to Be __ Pregident....___

COX GIVES TRUE SUS AB      DO PEOPLE WANT: “NORMALCY?”   HE PAINTS WHAT IT MAY. BE LIKE IF HARDING GETS CONTROL.

SENTIMENT FOR A CHANGE ASOAILED BY GOVERNOR CO}   Declares No One Really Wants Senator Harding for President.   BROADSIDE OF QUESTIONS TO AMERICAN PEOPLE   Visit to Indianapolis Made the Occasion for a Great Demo. cratic Rally —- Says Propa. ganda Reactionary Leaders Has Become Nauseating.

‘ASKS. PEOPLE SETTLE OUESTION   Hoosier State-Has Big Cox Rally. of: the Campaign

COA DECLARES NOREAGON TO ~ DST HD PARITY  Gives Address ‘Aimed at Voters”: Favoririg “a~ : Change... ASKS PEOPLE , SETTLE QUESTION Hoosier State Has Big Cox. Rally of the . Campaign   ASKS PEOPLE SETTLE OUESTION   Hoosier State Has Big Cox. Rally of the Campaisn

Promises More Startling Revelations In Campaign Fund Plans of G. O. P. As the Fight Ages—Pittsburg Address _ Brings * Highly Sensational Charges of Attempt to Buy , the  Pypecidencyv

WEATHER AND CROP REPORT.   Heavy Rains Fell the Beginning of Thic Week.

BERLIN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS VOW HELP TO WAR DIRECTORS   fake Oath to Protect Sought-for Men with Their Lives.

MERCHANT SHIPS ARE TO BE SOLD   Tentative Program Arranged by Senate Which Permits Foreign Purchases

CONFEREES AGREE TO SALE OF COVT. SHIP:   Certain Classes to, Be Offered te Aliens ‘If Considered * advisable.

GOVERNMENT-OWNED SHIPS MAY BE SOLD   ‘House and Senate Conferees or  Merchant Marine Legislation  Agree on Sale of Vessels

DODGE RROTHERS : VERY ILL IN NEW YOR:   Prominent Automobile Manufac. turers Taken Sick, One With Pneumonia and the Other, With Grip,

SIMMONS AND DAVIS ARE ADDED TO L   Placed in Nominatién for President at Thursday: Session—Novel Song Fealure. * 4

CONTEST ON RESOLUTIONS HOLDS WP BALLOTING FOR CANDIDATE!   -ourth Day !s Devoted to Few Remaining Nominations and Fight in Committee.   WET OR DRY. PLANK BIG CENTER OF DISTURBANCE   Battles Now Being Fought Out on Major Issues Likely to Keep on in Convention.

TTAPPY MEDITATIONS,   Russell Waiches the Snow Fall and’ Thinks of Summer.

STRIKE THREATENED   Anthracite Miners Dissatisfied With  the Recent Wage Award.

AGTRER oTRINE LOOMING LARGE   A Walkout is Predicted in An. thracite Field Affecting ° 150,000 Miners.   AWARD OF COMMISSION HELD UNSATISFACTORY   Demands of Men Away Be yond Kecommendations of ftammiccian

EXPRESS MERGER GIVEN SANCTION OF COMMISSION   Authority is Granted for Consolidation of Four Companies.   APPLICATION WAS FILED LAST MARCH   Combine Will be Known as the American Railway Express Gompany

EAPREDOLURIPANICD   GRANTED PERMISSION TO CONSOLIDATE LINES.   mtersinte Commerce Coinission Says lt is for Good of Service.

AUTHORIZE MERGER _ OF EXPRESS LINES   Adams, American, Wells Farge and Southern Will Form Ameri- can Railway Express Company   Boaboken Watchfal Ao.

Adams; Am®ticaii, Wells: Fargo and ‘Company and Southern Express  Companies, are ' Consolidated

EXPRESS COMPANIES WILL CONSOLIDATE   Permission Given By Interstate C.C.

GRANTED PERMISSION TO CON. SUOLIDATE  5. :      intersiate Commerce Comm Says Le is far Guod of Servi

EXPRESS MERGER PERMANENT   Interstate Commerce Commissior Gives Indorsement to the War Merger.

MONOPOLY to CREATED bY MERGER,  CLAIM   Two Members of the I. C. C. Dissent From the Majority Opinion and Issue a Caustic Report.   ALL COMPETITION IS DESTROYED, THEY SAY   Position Is Taken, However, That the Public Can Best Be Served by One Con enlidatad Camnany

interstate Commerce Commis: sion ‘Believes: ‘that -Publi¢ Will Be .Benefited'.’.’        SUBMIT MINORITY. REPORT   Federal Board Discounts Op: portunity to Combination”; to -Stifle: ‘Competitior

FLEETS OF ALUIES AID INEVAGUATION OF CRIMEA FRONT   General Wrangel’s Position Ex tremely Dangerous—Poles Begin New Offensive Action.

FLOUR MILLS CITED FOR INFAIR METH   Mountain City’ Mills of Chat tanooga Asked to Explajn plain Certain Bonuses Alleg' ed-to-“Have Been Given Em  eatrnazpan fan Raciaped

FLOUR MILLS CITED FOR UNFAIR METHONS   Mountain City ty Mills of Chattanooga Asked to’ Explain plain Certain Bonuses Alleg-: ed to Have Been Given: En.  winwvoce fav Raseinpes_

Makes Position Plain in Ad dress at Marion This Afternoon   Explains Situation With Re gord to Statement on Dollar Wheat

HARDING TAKES DEFINITE STAND AGAINST EXCESS PROFITS TAX IN ADDRESS AT MARION SATURDAY

‘We Ought To Make Wealth of Tax Burdeng and It'E Big Gathering of Friend First of His Front Porct

Position Is-Made Clear or Important Issue In Ad dress Delivered Saturday At Marion. ss   CAMPAIGN OPENS   First’. Visiting Delegation Composed of Neighbors And Friends Visils‘Nominec at Front Porch.

BLUE SUNDAYS HAVE ENDEI   Business Men and Min » isters, Reach. Agree-_ ment in Ft. Worth

FORT WORTH REVERTS TO OLD-TIME SUNDAY   ‘Blue Sundays” Not Longer to Exist in That City

DOWN TOBUSINESS AT TOPEKA   THE ORATORY, OVER THE READ WORK NOW: WILL BEGIN. ‘   UNIONS ADMIT DEFEAT   PASSAGE OF THE . INDUSTRIAL COURD BILL CONCEDED.   Regulation of the “Stock Yards Is the Next Demand Pressing for Conshteration and Solution.

Both Houses Are Considering the Big Bunch of 125 Bilis.   ,THE STOCK YARDS BILE   lt Is Declared To Be Secondary la Importance Te Industrial Court Measure.

ELECTORAL VOTE FOR HARDING WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS   Oklahoma, Missouri and Tennessee Definitely Swept Into~Republican Ranks.   MAJORITY IN SENATE MORE THAN A SCORE   With Final Returns From a Few Congressional Districts Still Belated G. QO, P, Roll in House Has Climbed Past 285 to 135 for Democrats.

SEN. HARDING'S ELECTORAL VOTE WILL EXGEED 40¢   Democratic Strongkolds In Borde: States Definitely Added To Republican Ranks.   ELECTION RETURNS ARF NOW VIRTUALLY COMPLETE   Mection Of Represcitative Volstead Pro Enforcement Act) Author Is Assured,

STATES NORMALLY DEMOCRATIC SWEPT INTO G. 0. P. COLUNIN BY FORCE OF ANTI-WILSON VOTE   Tradition of ‘Solid .South’ Shattered. When Tennessee, Oklahoma and Missouri Swing Into Line; Harding Assured Electoral Ma‘Jority in Excess of 100;.Montana Republican

BIG MAJORIT ta IN BOTH HOUaEa OF REPUBLICANS   Electoral Vote for Harding Will Top the 400 Mark.

400 ELECTORAL VOTES OR MORE GO TO HARDING   Several Other Doubtful States Nearly Sure to Count  Se. & FF   SOLID SOUTHERS SHIFT   VOLSTEAD OF MINNESOTA 18 WIN. NER AS AN INDICATION OF DRY SENTIMENT

Congress Will Have 286 Republicans in House; 58 in Senat:   ONE: INDEPENDENT AND ONE SOCIALIST IN CONGRESS TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA, KEN. TUCKY, MARYLAND HAVE REPUBLICANS

OKLAHOMA AND TENNESSEE WON G. O. P. Electoral Vote Smashes Records   FIND BALLOTS IN N. Y: SEWER      District Attorney to Ask Grand Jury Probe; Charge Other Election Fr auds Were Committed Tuesday...

RECORD ELECTORAL VOTE FOR HARDING   100 IN COLLEGE-—-150 MAJORITY IN HOUSE—40 IN THE SENATE  7   MOXE JOLTS IN SOUTH   a  Tennessee Last Straw for Demos—~ Mossour: and Oktahoma Get on Bandwagon.

SCORE IN SENATE GAINED BY G0,  > oe   Chamberlatn, Mendetson ane Smith Betsaed   HOUSE REPUPLIGSS BY 150

Republican Majorities of More Than Score in Senate and 150 in House Assured— Three Democratic Strongholds Swevt Into G. O. P. Ranks by Results.

HARDING HAS NEARLY 400 VOTES, SOLID SOUTH HAS  BEEN SMASHED AT LAST

CONTROL OF SENATE AND HOUSE SURE   Republican Vote in Congress Will Be 58 to 37 in Upper Branch and 287 to 140 in House, Virtually Complete Returns Indicate—396 Votes in Electoral College Already In.

AT LEAST FOUR HUNDRED ELECTORIAL VOTES CAST FOR HARDING-COOLIDGE

HARDING VICTORY KEEPS GROWING   Kentucky Elects Republican Senator—New Mexico Won   Senate Majority 22, House 190His Electoral Vote 404   Rarkhag’s Defeat

VOTES FOR HARDING SMASH ALL RECORDS   President-Elect Assured of 396 in Electoral College-—Repub- licans Get 68 Senators   G. 0. P. SWEEPS OHIO   Democrats Lose Strongholds in Okla-: homa, Missouri and Tennessee— : Retain 37 Senators

TENNESSEE AND OKLAHOMA GOES WITH HARDING   Senators Chamberlain, Smith and Henderson Among the Casualties.

ELECTORAL RECORD NEARLY SMASHED   Harding Has 396 Exclusive of the Four From Montana.

Landslide Sweeps Democratic Strongholds of Oklahoma, Tennessee and Missouri Into Opposing Ranks; Three Veteran Senators Defeated for Re-election   RACE IN KENTUGKY IS CLOSE

laheme , Missouri aad Tennes see Aided to Republican Total in Electoral College   Mentana Also Probably Re 58 in Senate te 37 fer Republican Total of 285 in House. ‘Against 135 for Democrats

Senator Harding’s Lead Reach. es Almost? Record Smashing’ Proportions.      STRONGHOLDS. SWEPT. . INTO THE G: O- P. RANKS   Of 34 Senate Fights ‘Republicans Hold 15 and Gain 9.

SGORE fii SENATE GAINED bY C.0,P.   Chamberiain, keaderson end sinith Oefsa.ed,   HOUSE REPUBLICAN BY 190

ALMOST COMPLETE REPORTS ~ SHOW REPUBLICANS TO HAVE BIG MAJORITY IN CONGRESS      Senate Returris All in, and But Few Represen« tative Districts Yet Unheard From; Elec« toral Vote for Senator Harding Is Almost Record Breaking, Being More Than 400.

Oklahoma, Missouri, and Tennessee Definitely Swept Into Republican Ranks by the Pariy’s Crushing Vicfory; Roll in House Up to 288 to 141 Democratic Members.

SEIZE 55 CARS, . BOOZ CARRIERS   Hederai Prohibition Agents Make Big Hauls in 5 States in North Mid-West.

 Wore Liquer Setzsarca in That State  Than in Nebraska, lowa aad the  bi Dakotas Combined.

FIVE STATES YIELD QUANTITY OF BOOZE   30,445 Gallons Taken By Prohi Officers.

WOOD'S ORIGINAL   Says Dan Hanna Promised to Gather In $590,000.   HARDING EXPENSES $113,000

WOOD'S ORIGINAL WARAGER HEAR 3 BY COMMITTEE   Says Dan Hanna Promised  To Gather $500,  AIR HARDING FUND)   Phio Favorite Son Expended $113,000 In Campaign.  ee

EXTREMIOTS LAGK NUMBERS TO TURK LABOR FEDERATION   Choice Between Economic and Social. Revolution Issue at Orleans Meeting.

Democrats At the National Conventio Have Reached Point Where Nation Awaits Decision of Deleg: —Number Necessary to Choice Is of Number Votes Cast, Not  2Delegates.

THOUGHTS TURN 10 AMB. DAVIS   Pickod This Morning as the Most Likely Dark Horse of Them AY   FIRST TWO BALLOTS WERE TOPPED BY McADOC   Cov, Smith of New York Was Fourth on the List buf Appnrently Reached His Greatest Atrength on the First Ballot.

Ambassador Davis Looms as Possible Dark Horse Candidate as Meeting Prepares to Renew Struggle

REGARD DAVIS As MOST CONVENIENT DARK HORSE HOW      Should a Deadlock Develop Between McAdoo and Cox Leaders Think  Ambassador to England Would  Da tha Choire.

Davis Is Boomed as Most Probable“ Dark  Horse” of Democrats   Little Doubt Is Apparent of a Deadlock. When Ambassador Is Expected to Step in; First Two Ballots Result Prac. ticallly as Forecast, With McAdoo Going From 266 to 289: Palmer Had 264, Cox 159.

MADOO LEADS FIRST BALLOT!   Crown Prince Takes Lead ir First Test and Gains on Opponents in Second.   Big THREE GAINING

~ INFULL SWING   YESTERDAY'S - ‘ENCOUNTER ONLY A FEELING OUT PROCESS, OBSERVERS SAY ‘

WILSON HOLDS KEY TG ° FUTURE OF RAILROAD LABOR SITUATIGN   Action of Union Conference Will Be Decided by Stand of the President On Increase of Wages to ' Living Costs.   CUMMINS-ESCH BILL UNDER FIRE IN SENATE

EY TQ RAILROAD MUDDLE IS WW PRESIDENTS HANDS   Brotherhood and Union Officers Assemble at Washington to Consider Wilson’s Wage Commission Proposal

RAILROAD MEN SAY STUATION IS IN HANDS OF THE PRESIDENT   Union and Brotherhood Heads Confer Today On Wilson’s Proposal   ‘MAY INVOKE THE VETO   Opposition to CumminsEsch Bill, Before the Senate Today, Develops

WILSON HOLDS KEY TORALROAD LABOR SITUATION   That Is General Impression of Railroad Union Officials.   UNION HEADS TO CONSIDER PLANS   Mect In Conference to Decide On Whether They Will Accept President’s Proposals,

THE PRESIDENT HOLES TRE KEY   To the Future of the Railroad Labor Situation Think the Men.   A REPLY EXPECTED  TO THEIR REQUEST   Conference of Workers Looking for an Answer From the President Today.

WILSON AND R. R, LABOR SITUATION   President Replies Today to Demand for Immediate Action to Adjust Wages to Meet Living  COC weber:   DEVELOPMENTS °

WINE AND CIGAR - * SALES CUT DOWD   EXCESSIVE COST AND TAX OD FORACCO REDUCED CONSUMPTION   Wine Merchants Surprised at De ‘crease in Demand as Low Prices Prevail

MUM OF S7 SOO AYEAR THAI! WORKERS   W. J. Lauck Says That Salar is Necessary for a Family of Five   IN PLEA FOR RAILROAD MEN.   Pleads Before Railroad Labor Board for Minimum Wage for Two Million and ; Half Men

2,000 NEEDED FOR EANALY QF FIV   Econcmist for Railroad Unions Presents Costs of Living m UU, S.

$7,500 NEEDED BY FAMILY OF § FOR YEAR LAUCK SAY   Rail Union Man Asks U. $ . Board Drop Wage Inquiry, Settle on Living Wage.

FAMILY OF FIVE NEEDS AN INCOME OF $2,500 A YEAI   Lauck Concludes Wage Argument Before R.R. Labor Board..

FAMILY OF 5 MUST HAVE $2,500 YEAR, BROTHERHOOD SPOKESMAN ~ TELLS U.S, RAIL LABOR BOARD           Lauck Presents Demand on Behalf of 2,500,000 Railway Employes Calling for the Establishment of a Minimum Wage  e  Throughout the Industry.

The High Cost of Lviing by Mr. Lauck   Said a Fanilly of Five Needs $2,500 Per Year to Live in Decent. Poverty.

$2,500 A YEAR NECESSARY FOR FAMILY GF FIVE      W. Jett Lauck Tells Railway Labor Board That Average American Family Can Not Live On Less Amount Even In Decent Poverty.

EXPENSE @F A FAMILY   Minimun: of $2500 a Vear Is Considered Necessary By Consulting Economist.

WAGE EARNEA MST REGEN  ATLEAST $2,000   Necessary Annual Income for Support of Family of Five, Says Consulting Economist for Railroad Brotherhoods.   CAUSE OF UNREST STATED   Labor Board Urged to Get Down to Brass Tacks and Determine Question of What Actually Constitutes Living Wage.

CLAIMS FAMILY OF 5 NEEDS $2,500 A YEAR   RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD's ECONOMIST MAKES STATEMENT BEFORE LABOR BOARD: ASKS MINIMUM WAGE.

MINIMUM WAGE . OF $2,500 ASKED BY RAIL: WORKER:   Economist Says This is Neede ‘py Family of Five

AKO BOARD 10 FIX 120 LIVING WAGE   Railroad Men Would Have Ex: amination of Wage Data Curtailed.   PRESENT MANY FIGURES

Consulting Economist for Railroad Brotherhoods Presents Estimate of. Living Costs in Argument Before Board

“HOW MUCH. SHOULD LIVING COST FAMILY OF FIVET    Rallread Economist Declares. That  #200 0 Year is the Least Thit Can be Made to Do, :  ~

WAGE OF §2,000 YEAR NEEDED FOR FAMILY OF FIV   Fannot Be Maintained in “Becen Poverty” For Less inl. s. Rallroad Labor Huard is Told.

FAMILY NEEDS $2500 AYER _ EYPERT-SAVE   Railroad Brotherhood Speaker Says That Amount Means “Decent Poverty”

FAMILY OF FIVE NEED $2,500 TO LIVE YEAR, CLAIM   Minimum Wage is Asked of Rail Labor Board.

MINIMUM WAGE URGED AS CURE OF CONDITIONS   fae R. BROTHERHOOD TO ASI  THAT $2,500 PER YEAR BE LEAST PAID. ail   Economic Specialist Says Un rest is Entirely Due to Profit ¢ering Byidemie,

DECLARES $2500 NECESSARY FOR FAMILY OF FIVE  R. ER. Brotherhood MA  DO ng ek i

NEEDS OF FAMILY FOR YEAR   Economist Says Household of Five Requires at Least $2.500.

$2500 Year to Support Family, Savs Economisi   Social Unrest Due to Higl Prices, Declares Agent of Railway Men.

MINIMUM FOR FAMILY NEEDS   Economist Tells Labor Board $2,500 Yearly Necessary for Household of Five.

$2,500 PER YEAR NECESSARY KEEP FAMILY OF FIVE   Cannot Maintain Itself on Penny Less, Lauck Says

SAYS $2,500 A YEAR IS MINIMUM FOR FIVE   INCOME TO SUPPORT FAM. ILY URGED BEFORE " RAT BOARD   Consulting Econom st for Brother. hoods Presented Demand for Minimum Wage

MINIMUM WAGEFOR _ FAMILY OF 5   ‘HOULD NOT BE LESS THAN $2,500 PER ANWITTAT   Railroad Labor Board i: Told. by WLauck — Asks  Board to Determine What Constitutes Living Wage

HEAVY APPROPRIATION IS ASKED BY BURLESOI   Post Gfice Department Seek: Largest Sum Ever Asked. From Congress,

SERIOUSLY HURT  — WHEN CARIS HIT   Myrtle Buppert, Baltimore, One Of Three Persons Injured.   STRUCK BY BIG ROADSTER   Ford Occupants Say Driver Made n Attempt to Stop. Turned Turtle i . Ditech,

FORD BRUSHED OFF ROAD BY HEAVY CAR   Three Baltimore Motorists Hurt in Accident on Littlestown Road—-Injuries Dressed by Dr. Gettier.

SUFFRAGE QUESTION PASSED UP 10 COLBY   RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE [§ CERTIFIED TO SECRETARY OF STATE

Siatus Will Have to Be Fought Out in Federal Tribunals, View of Leaders. “Tennessee Has Ratified,” Declares Executive—Filibusterers in Alabama Sull Holding Gut. +

LEGION AVOIDS: “LABOR ISSUE   But Report of of Committee _ Favor Compulsory Drill

JETERANG CET BUSY ACTING WPON REPORTS   Second Day’s. Session ouars. With. Uproar on Committee. Action   KANSAS.CITY WINS: : CONVENTION: -IN"-1920   Race _.for Commander . of Organization: Narrows Down-to Few:

TO! BUILD. A HOSPITAL.”          anal d i « #!  Kokomo is N Now. Planning  ditional Building.

TO GUEHD A HOSPITAL.   frokomo is Now Planning for an Ad. ditional Building.

NEAR AGREEMENT ON ADRIATIC PROBLEM   JUGO-SLAVIA AND ALBANIA GETTING TOGETHER ON QUES.TION OF SETTLEMENT OF THE DISPUTE,

PEACE ALONG THE ADRIATIC   Sigeas ef Settlement Between Juege Slavia and Albania.

INGO SLAV-ALBANIAN AGREEMENT {W ACHIATIL PROBLEM {3 EXPCGTED   TWO NATIONS BELIEVED TO BE  NEAR AGREEMENT THAT WILL END CONTROVERSY.

PREDICT EARLY ADRIATIC PACT   Jugo-Slavia anc Albania to Effect Settlement

AGREEMENT ON ADRIATIC NOW PROBABLE. SAID   Diplomatic Circles Predict an Adjusiment of Jugo-Slavia and Albania Troubles

MAYOR'S SLATE. HOLDS LEAD IN LLLINGIS POLLS   Cook County Returns Favor the Mayor’s Candidates with the  . Country Precincts Voting for Lowden Ticket

Lowden Candidates Apparently Have ' Carried Balance of Republican State Ticket.

ILLINOIS PRIMARY ~ ELECTION. RESULTS IN DOUBT TODA   Official. Count Believed: to b Necessary Before Winners Cen he Netermined

THOMPSON HOLDS ILLINOIS VOTE   Primary Shows Forces of Chi cago Mayor Victors Over Lowden Candidate.   M‘KINLEY ADMITS. LOSS

THOMPSON MER “LEADIN COUNT   Lowden Candidates Behind But Country Precincts Not Heard From.   MAY TAKE OFFICIAL COUNT

ILLINOIS BACKS _ THOMPSON MAN   EOWDEN FACTION SEEMS... TO > HAVE LOST PRIMARY.    RETURNS INCOMPLETE.   MAYOR'S CROWD LANDS -SEN-’ “ATOR AND GOVERNOR,   Election in Chicago Was Charac ‘teriNtic of Big Town ‘Rough . Tactles Used. 1

THOMPSON FACTION CANDIDATES LEA FIELD WN LLNOS   Jim Ham Lewis Has Secured Democratic Gubernatorial  Nomination, Returns Show   JOE CANNON JS WINNER   Some Close Races on Both Democratic and Republican Tickets in Primary.

ILLINOIS PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS  N DOUBT TODA)   Official Count Believed to bi _ Necessary Before Winners Can be Determined

THOMPSON CANDIDATES HOLD LEAD IN iLLINGK   Latest Returns from Yesterday’ Primary, However, Do Not Decide Contest.   ONLY CITIES HEARD FROM   ‘Lowden Strongholds Yet to Re port; Lewis Wins Dem ocratic Nomination.

SENATOR JAMES HAMILTON LEW IS WINS DEMOCRATIC: NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.

Smith and Small Lead for Sen. ator and Governor Over Lowden Candidates

THOMPSON MEN IN LEAD N LLINOIS: COUNTRY PRECINCTS 10 HELP LOWDEN FORCES

“WINS IN ~~ ELLINOIS   CANDIDATES BACKED BY CIIL CAGS MAYOR SWEEP THE gE   SMALL ¥OR GONERNOE AND

THOMPSON MEN NOMINATED BY CHIGAGO VOTE      Len Small Leads Oglesby For Re. publican Nominaton For Governor.   ‘UNCLE JOE’ CANNON SEEMS TO SE WINNEI

ILLINOIS PRIMARY 1S YET IN DOUB’   Ken Small Is Leading in Race fo Governor; Smith in Senatorial Cantest

CANDIDATES IN LEAD   Majorities Range From 15,141 to 24,689 With Hal! State Heard rom — Lewis Nominated for Governor by Democrats.

ILLINGIS PRIMARY. RESULTS IN DOUBT (NEARLY RETURNS   Small Is Leading -Ogleshy: For Gubernatorial Choice on: Three-Quarters Count.   1,439 DOWNSTATE, 678 COOK PRECINCTS OUT   Close Race May Make Complete Count Necessary to Find» Winning Nominees:

THOMPSON LEADS BY GOOD MARGIN IN ILLINOIS FIGHT   Carries Chicago, But Returns From State May Cut Lead.

RESULT IN DOUBT   Thompson Faction Leads On Face of Latest Returns Fron State Election in Uilinois  Rural Precincts Are Expected To Swell Louden Faction Totals.

ILLINOIS GIVES THOMPSON LEAD EARLY RETURNS   Thompson Ticket Running Ahead of Lowden Candidates at Start.

ILLINOIS. PRIMARY REMAINS UNDECIDE   Thompson Faction in Lead With Len Small Having 195,088 Votes—Lowden Strongholds not Reported.

THOMPSON MEN RETAIN LEAD IN ILLINOIS VOTING   Lowden Stronghelds ih Coun. ty Precincts Have: Not. Yet ‘Reported. However   CANNON WINS AFTER HAVING RUN BEHIND

STRONG FOR ene   ], Hamilton Lewis Wins? ocratic Nominatio Governor,

MAYOR THOMPSON SLATE LEADING LOWDEN CANDIDATES IN  RETURNS TABULATED,

BiG BILL HANDS FRANK LUWDEN A K-0, WALLOP   Mayor of Chicago a Victo1 Over Governor of Illinois in Primary.   LEN SMALL NAMED FOR GOVERNOR   Congressman McKinley De feated for the United States Senate

REPUBLICAN GA:D.UATES FAVORED BY THOMSON LERO IN PRIMARIES   Returns Thus Far In Do Not Decide the Contests—Are from  City Precincts, Believed To Be Lowden Pactinn Ctranchold

THOMPSON. TGAET HOLDS SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN IE LINENS  M ax os sw ae ies “CHIC: AGO, LOW RB LUN IS  aes BAD DOW NST CY RmwTe pedellliaigas coe   Democrats Choose’ Ex-Genator; “Uncle Joe” Losing em

LOWDENS MEN Ant TRAILING WN Tht LLL. PRIMARIES   Smith and Small, Thompson Men Hold Big Lead Over McKinley and Oglesby.

RECOUNT THOMPSON AND LOWDEN VOTES NEGESSAR}   Mayor Thompson Carries Chicago But Lowden Sweeps IIlinois Outside — Count is  tees

_ IN CHICAGO   Mayor Thompson’ Faction Is  Leading in Illinois Race— ‘Man’ Murdered at Polling Place:

Frases - MAY INCORPORATE,   Town of Sharpsville Wil Seek ; Local Government,

MAY INCORPORATE,   Town of Starpsville Will) Seek ; Local Government.

32 DEATH SENTENCES IN ARMY   None Was Approved, However, Says Report of Ggn. Crowder, Judge Advocate General,

PALESTINE MANDATE TO BE.CONSIDEREI   Britain Firm for’ Balfou Declaration.

FISCHER MAY BE DEPORTED   @aered Held in Probe of New York Blast

FISHER HELD IN CANADA JAIL      Ht Is Believed He Will Be Removed to New York.

SUGAR SLIDES TO 11 CENTS IN _ NEW YORK CITY   NEW LOW RECORD Is MADE FOR YEAR—RAW SWEET AT 8 CNTS

SUGAR DOWN TO 11 CENTS   Refining Company Again Lowers List Price Near Government Price

SUGAR TAKES FURTHER FALL   New Low Record of the Year For  New York at 11 Cents.

HALF CORN CROP SAVED   fowa Reperts 50 Per Cent Safe From Frost: Due to the Warm Weather.

SXTENSION WORK GROWS   Division At K. U. Expects Greatly Enlarged Activity

FOOL CRIES FIRE MOVIE PATRONS ARE TRAMPLED   Six Little Children Killed in Panic in New York Theatre.   THEATRE C'WNERS ARE UNDER ARREST   Kids Are Bowled Over By Panic Stricken Men and Women.

GHILOREN CRUSHED WN MOVE PAN NEWYORK EAST SID   Strict Enforcement of Law to aefuse Admission to Children Unless Accompanied by Guardian Will be Detersntie -edUpon,

OWNERS OF FIRE TRAP PICTURE SHOW WILL BE PROSECUTED ON CHARGE OF CRIMINAL NEGLECT   LAW FORBIDDIN.: 7'i) SALE OF TICKETS TO + UNACCOMPANIE:; JENTS WILL BE 00 ED

CHURCH BELLS TELL OF OPENING OR LRACUE MEET   DEATHOFTOTS AT PICTURE SHOW + AROUSE POLICE

LITTLE TOTS ARE CRUSHED IN STAMPEDE   Children Die in Rush From Theatre in False  Fire Alarm.

ARRESTS FOLLOW MOVIE TRAGEDY   Violation Of An Ordinance  Barring Children Unescorted  Caused Deaihs  New York Movie Men Notified Of Rigid Enforcement Of Law.

SIX CHILDREN DIE IN THEATRE PANIC AT GRY OF ‘FIRE!   Tots Trampled Under. foot In New York  Movie House.

SIX CHILDREN CRUSHED TC DEATH LAST NIGHT,   FALSE CRY OF FIRE IN EAST sSiDE THEATRE.   Panic Ensues and In Rush For Exits Six Children Are Killed—Proprie. tors and Janitor Are Arrested For Manslaughter,

OIA CHILDREN OTE IN THEATRE PANIC   WERE %‘TRAMPLED TO DEAT! WHEN ADULTS RAN APTER PALSE FIRE ALARM

GOTHAM POLICE START CRUSADE  "TO PROTECT LIVES QF CHILDREN   4roused as Result of Panic in East Side Motion Picture House Last Night When Six Meet Death—1i2 Others Wounded; Two Men Arrested.

oF tO  NN NNN NIN Dt NNN et Ne NNN ee RN ae  6 Children Trampled To Death Movie Owners And Janitor Arrested

NEW YORK UP START CRUSANE  AS TO oH   WOULD PROHIBIT MINORS AT TENDING MOVIES UNLESS ATTENDED BY PARENTS.

SIX CHILDREN ARE TRAMPLED IN MOVIE SHOM   iShouts of Fire Lead to Riot in  New York East Side  i Movie House   ‘FO ENFORCE GRDINANCE    After Accident Police Say They - ‘Will Keep Unaccompanied Chiidren Awav

SIX CHILDREN CRUSHED TO DEATH AND TWELVE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN NEW YORK FIRE TODAY   The Proprietors and Janitor Arrested on Charges of Criminal Negligence—The Children Were Trampled to Death.

CHILDREN CRUSHED TN MOVIE PANG ~NEW YORK EAST SIDE   Strict Enforcement of Law te Refuse Admission to, Child ten Unless Accompanied by Guardian Will be: Detetmin ed Unon.

ARE TO ENFORCE MOTION PICTURE CITY ORDINANCE   Law Requiring Adults To Accompany Children Who Attend Theaters To Be Better Ad ministered.

SIX CHILDREN KILLED IN A THEATER PANIC   Twelve Others Seriously Injured. New York Ordinance Against Children Attending Movies Without Eiders Must Be En Caomrearl

PANIC DEVELOPS IN MOVIE SHOW   Six Children Are Tramplec to Death.   FALSE FIRE ALARM CAUSES STAMPED!   New York to Enforce City Ordinance.

SIX KILLED IN “MOVIE THEATRE   Mad Rush for. Freedor Made When Someone . Shouted Fire

THEATER OWNERS IN NEW YORK ARRESTED FOLLOWING TRAGEDY   Manslaughter Charge First Fil. ed Changed to One of Criminal Negligence.

FAKE FIRE CALL CAUSES DEATHS   CHILDREN TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT IN GOTHAM THEATER   Crusade For Stricter Eniorcement of Law Regarding Admission of Min. ors to Movies Begun.

CRY OF ‘FIRE’ IN THEATER SPELLS DEATH 10 SIX   Panic "Follows And Crowd Rushes To * Safety; Score Badly Hurt.

DENTIST FOUND SHOT T0 DEAT   LOVE TRIANGLE ENDS 1M DEATH OF. PROFESSIONAL MAN - FROM COLUMBIA. *

MURDER IN SHADOW OF ELWELL RESIDENCI   South American Dentist Found Shot to Death Near Home of Slain Sportsman,

DENTIST SHOOTS TWO THEN KILLS HIMSEL   Porto Rican Tells Police Tragedy Was Prompted By Jeafousy

NTS A oF : i      Triangular “Affair Ends it Shocting Just One Block ‘ From. Elwell: Home

TRAGEDY IN A NEW YORK HOME   South American Dentist Shot ta Death—Two Others Wounded.

DENTIOT FOUNG OHOT 10 DEATH   Chorus Girl With Bullet Wounc in Chest is in Nearby Taxi.

South American Dentist Found Dead Within Block of House of J. B. Elwell

NEW YORK MAN FOUND KILLED; GIRL WOUNDED      oung Dentisk Found Shot in     Rooms Near Scene of Elwell Marder

MAN FOUND DEAD WITH SHOW GIRL   TRAGEDY OCCURS BLOCK FROM SCENE OF ELWELL TRAGEDY

SOUTHEAST STORM FOR GULE COAST   Warnings Ordered By Weather Bureau This Morning From Pensacola To Carabelle.

LIVERPOOL PAPERS T TIED UP   Morning issues Fail to Appear First Time in 112 Years-—Strike Cause,

TIES UP LIVERPOOL PAPERS   Compositors’ Strike Stops Circulation First Time In 112 Years,

CONSTANTINE DENIES  THAT HE IS PRO-GERMAN   Former King Says He Was Never Well Disposed to Ger-   many During War. 

3 ROBBERS DIE ON GALLOWS      Pay Penalty for Murder of Canadian Farmer While Robbing His Horne.

FIGHT ON JAP IMMIGRATION AGAIN STARTS   Brownsville Up in Arm Over Reported Land Sale to Japanese.   TO APPEAL TO LEGISLATURE

EX-SOLDIERS RENEW FIGHT AGAINST JAP : INVASION IN TEXAS   Committee of American Legion Members Will Gc to Austin in January to Promote Passage of the Senator Bledsoe Bill

SCNATE CLIQUE PLAYING FOR GREAT STAKES   Governor Cox Points Ont ) How Oligarchy Seeks to  Seize Government,   IT NOW HAS ITs EYE ON JUDICIARY   If Harding is Elected He Will Appoint Reactionaries  to Supreme Bench,

DANGERS WILL COME FROM REACTIONARY SENATE SAYS GOVERNOR CO}   United States Supreme Court Vacancies Would Also be Filled by Reactionaries if Harding is Elected.

IS IN DANGEY   Professes to See Attempt of the “Senate Oligarchy” to Control the Judiciary.   WILL BE FOUR VACANCIES   Tells Kentuckians Appointment: Are Next ta tmportance to the League.

FOUR NEW JUDGES TO BE NAMED BY NEXT PRESIDENT   ‘Do People Want Judic  iary Opposed To Progress ?’—-Cox.

OUNDS WARNING NEW DANGER It HARDING VICTORY   Four Reactionaries Could Be Placed on Supreme Bench Says Gov. Cox.   Declares Senatorial Oligarchy ls Playing Game for Big Stakes.

COX ASSAILS © OPPONENTS HIGH COURT SELECTION   Democratic Nominee Says the Repub lican Candidate Will Appoint Reactionaries If Elected.

COX RAISES BOGEY QF REAGTIONARIES INSUPREME COURT   Says Danger Is Second Only to League Defeat in Contest for Presidential Post.   ROOSEVELT (F. D.) SPEAKS AT DES MOINES TONIGHT   Comes to lowa from Denver to  Follow Harding in Talk on  the League Issue.

COX SEES ‘DANGER’ TOHIGH COURT   U. S. Tribunal Control Aimed by G. 0. P., Governor Says   FOUR VACANCIES SIGHTED   Wouid he Filled by Reactionaries, We Ascorts

COX DISCOVERS NEWISSUEAS —_ ~ HESWINGS THROUGH KENTUCKY    Demozratic Candidate Says: He Should Be Elected President Because Harding, If Chosen, Would Place Reaction anés on the Supreme Court Bench. &

SUPREME COURT ~ AFFECTED BY THE COMING ELECTION   Choosing of Harding Means  Senate -Oligarchy . Will  - Control Appointees of High Judiciary Body

BOX DECLARES SPRENE COURT ie HPE ecilE   Makeup of Body to Ringe or Election Resuit, Nominee . avs   FOUR, uy TICES TO BE’ ED BY PRESIDENT   Ballot to Determine Character . Of Men Named for High Positions

‘Declares Election of Harding - Would Mean the Naming of Four Reactionary Supreme Court  Ta deeac

TEAGTIONIOM HAS WETL-LAID PLANS   COX CHARGES SENATE ‘‘OLI GARCHY’ HAS DESIGNS ON SUPREME COURT _   5 A SERIOUS SITUATION   Candidate Says If Reactionary Candidate Elected President He Would Name Reactionary Court Members

MUST DEFEAT HATE ANG SANS GOV, COR   Democratic Candidate Says the Republicans, Are Reactionary. .

WARNS OF DANGER TO SUPREME COURT   Four Reactionary Justices Mas Be Appointed if Hardime Wins, Savs Cox

DANGER SEEN BY DEMO CANDIDATE   EFFECT ON U. §. SUPREME COURT VACANCIES POINTED OUT  Governor Cox Declares “Real Danger * of Reactionary Victory, Next to Necrapping of Learde of Nations.*

SFES PLOT TO PACK COURT   Cox Declares Four Reactionaries Wil Be Put os Bench if Old Guard Wins.

FOUR JUDGES WILL LIKELY BE RETIRED   Senate Oligarchy Playing _ For Big Stakes Declares Nominee.   REACTIONARY COURT MENACE TO NATION

COX REFERS TO SUPREME COURT   Danger In Reactionary Change of Personnel

cnmaeenteeteael ee ee ee Oe  COX SAYS REAGTIONARY PRESIRENT WOULD NAME RERGHORIRY Jt iets   Democratic Candidate Says There Are Several Reasons Why the Senate Oligarchy Should Not Be Permitted to Win Thic Flectian

IN KENTUCKY COX. TALKS WITH FORCE              Or EFFECT 9) “aA HARDING Vierory   RESULT SCRAPING. LEAGUE   *  Natural Hosult of the Hiection of       Reacjionary President »on the  4 ates Supreme. Qourt.

COX SAYS DANGER ING. 0. P. CONTROL   Insists Reactionanes Would Be Placed in Power in High Court by “ Oligarchy.  Says Senate Long Has Trespassed On Power of Lower House.

NEW COMBINATION MOTOR FIRE TRUCK        COUN CIL- PLACES -O DER FOR - LUVERNE, FIRE TRUCK TO BE’ RERE-IN 50. DAYS. -

DELAWARE 1 DECIDE FATE DF SUFERAGE   Status of Votes for Women ' Hangs by Thread; . Charge Enemies at Work

Lieutenant J. F. Kennedy of Battleship Mississippi Tells Jury Champion Endeavored to Enter Service as “Gob”   Fighter Obtained Release From Exemption and EnJistment Was Halted Only Bi End of War. Declaration

NAVY OF  OAS DEM LI TRIED TON HS, FORGES   Lieutenant J. F. Kennedy Testifies at Trial of Champion   DECLARES PUGILIST IS NOT SLACKER   Delay in Release From Draf Board Kept Fighter Out of Navy

NON-PARTISANS ARE DEFEATED   Blizzard ‘Interfered With.Rural Vote in. North Dakota -Primaries— ‘Senator Johnson Leads:

BLIZZARD WORKS AGAINST LEAGUE   North Dakota’s Non-Partisan Or. ganization Faces Defeat Because Rural Vote Couldn’t Get Out.

NON-PARTISAN ~— LENGUEDEFEA   BLIZZ, ARD BELIEVER TO HAY! AIDED ‘IN O¥ERTHROW IN NORTH DAKOTA PRIMARY,   REPORT JOHNSON LEADING

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE DEFEAT   ape mn epee i . NORTH DAKOTA °   REPORT JOHNSON LEADING

NON-PARTISANS MAY LOSE STATE   Blizzard in Dakota Interferes With Vote of Farmers: City Balicts Go in Republican Favor.

JOHNSON WINS © IN NORTH DAKOTA   Bryan Only Entry On Democratic Side—Nénpartisan League Loses in Vote.

BODIES OF MURDERED ~— MIEWARRIVE IN POR   F. J; RONEY-AND EARLE BOWLES, _ KILLED JAN. 5 IN MEXICO,

LEAGUE IS TO MEET . WHEN PEACE COMES   Supreme Come Authorize Clemen cea va: Hove President) Wilson.  ter Vssue Formal Call:

PePCEPheTeTesteset ee etetes  : CLEMENCEAU WILL > - AISSUE THE CALL ‘

Ukrainians Reported in Biév; .Bolsheviki in Serious Sil-:* uation Says London “ ’ . Pispatch      PUT FINISHING “TOUCHES ON > - POLISH-AUSSTAN’ PEACE” ‘PACT   Both. Sides Express Satisfaction  With. Terms of Prelim: . _ inary Treaty”

JUVIET MAKES PEAGE OFFER 10 WRANGEL   Ukrainians Reported in Kiev; Bolsheviki in Serious Situation Says London Dispatch   — EE —  PUT FINISHING TOUCHES ON POLISH-RUSSIAN PEACE PACT   Both Sides Express Satisfaction With Terms of Preliminary Treaty

(cE POLES GAIN IN PEACE TREATY MORE THAN LOSE   Cbhiain Much Territory Sut Fail Get Financial Settlement.

Official Washington Believes End Near Enough to Begin ‘Considering What Will Follow Soviet Rule

De ee! Ae ee Se ee ee ee en ee a a ee  TRAIN FARES IN. OHIO TO REMAIN AT 3 CTS. A MILE

DnIQ PASSENGER RATE MAY STAY 3 CENTS A MILE   ‘State Commissioner TLowever Authorizes Flat Freight Raise Of 40 Pet.   PRIORITY ORDER) ISSUED   Higher Pullman’ Rate, Inerease On Exeess Baggage,   Milk Is Refused

OHIO COMMISSION FROWNS ON FAIS   Will Not Agree to Increase iz Passenger Rates Between Ohio Stations.

KILLED WHEN CAR SKIDS      Secrtary of. Lincoln Highway dent , Victim at Tama,

FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE MAKING SLOW PROGRESS ~— CONFEREES SKY   Reports Received Show the Situation to Be Favorable to the Government, Wit) Pravicinninge Accured.   ECONOMIES IN USE OF FUEL ORDERED   Some of the Coal Restrictions in effect During the War Will Be Revived So ae tg Conserve Supply,

Railways of France  Are Tied Up By Row   PUNISHMENT OF ONE MAN FOR DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS LEADS TO NATIONAL CRISIS — PREMIER 1S CONCILIATORY BUT YIELDS ONLY 50 PAR, STUDENTS ARE OFFERING TO STAND BY PURLIC.

WILSON'S (ILLNESS... OPENS DISCUSSION ON HOUSE. FLOOF   Would “Have Supreme Court De fine More Clearly. When: Execu tive IsIncanpacitated From Dut   MICHT BE. ° EMBARASSING

WHEN PRESIDENT IS UNABLE  TO ATTEND TO OFFICE DUTY   Proposition to Have Supreme Court Determine. Also to Amend Constitution Suggested in House,

WOULD PROVIDE FOR EMERGENCY   Bills are Calculated to Clarify Situation   ANCHOR TO WINDWARD   Fess Measure Provides that Supreme Court Might Decide Capacity of President to Act in Case of Iilness, Upon Application of Congress — Rovers has Similar Bill.

SUPREME COURT WOULD DECIDE DISABILITY CLAIN   Bills Introduced in Congress to Provide “Way Out” if Another President Should Become Ill.

PROPOSES TO DEFINE PRESIDENT’S ABILITY   Procedure in Future Emergen cies in Purpose of Two House Resclutions

WOULD DETERMINE ABILITY OF PRESIDENT   Rep. Fess Proposes Measure to Have Supreme Court Rule of Ability of President to  Discharge His Duties,

TWO RESOLUTIONS BEFORE THE HOUSE   Supreme Court Would Pass Up. on a President's Incapacity,

PRESIDENTIAL DIOABILITY fa 10 BE DEFINED   TWO REPUBLICANS WANT THE OBSCURITY IN OUR LAWS TO BE ILLUMINATED   :  Make It Clear That Provosal Not Aimed at Wilson But Is  Provision For Future.

DISABILITY BILLS AREN'T AIMED AT PRES. WILSOE   MERELY SEEK TO PROVIDE A LEGAL MEANS OF ACTING IN FUTURE EMERGENCIES—GIVE POWER TO SUPREME COURT.

TWO PROPOSALS MADE.   Wilson's Iiness Results in Introduction of Fess and Rogers Measures.

[wo Proposals Presented in th House to Clarifiy and Supple ment Constitutional Provisiot on the Subject.

PRESIDENTIAL ABILITY __(SSUE BEFORE HOUSE   PROPOSALS TO CLARIFY PROCE DURE IN CASE OF INCAPACITY ARE MADE,

ISSUE IN HOUSE QVER PRESIDENCY   TO CLARIFY CONSTITUTIONAI PROVISIONS IF EXECUTIVE INCAPACITATED   NOT AIMED AT PRES, WILSON   Explained That it Is to Define Proceduce in Case of Future Emergencies,

DEVISE SCHEME TO FILL EXECUTIVE CHAIR   Constitutional Amendment ., Proposes : to Care for: Thicapacitated oo President...

SUPREME COURT DECIDE COMPET           Resolutions to Amend Constitution Offere  Both Houses; Proposals Not Aimed at Pre dent Wilson. But ta Safagnaed Bautuen

IUCCESOIOR FOR PRESIDENT 1a PLANNET   Congress to Consider Method to Clarify Situation Arising When Executive Disabled   Action Not Directed at Presi. dent Wilson But Intended to Define Procedure

ABILITY OF PRESIDENT TO DISCHARGE HIS DUTIES   Extended Illness of Mr. Wilson Gives Rise to Two Proposals in the House.

TRIBUTE T0 FRANCE SENT BY PERSHING   OFFICIAL WASHINGTON TO CELEBRATE BASTILLE DAY TODAY—DECORATE GRAVES.

WASHINGTON, D. C., HONORS FRANCE - BASTILE DAY   TRI-COLORED FLAG FLIES WITE STARS AND STRIPES OVER THE CAPITOL

BASTILE OMY 1 BE OBSERVED IN CAPITAL TOUR’   Official Washington Will Pay Honor to France; Old Glor and French Tri-color Wi Re Nisnlaved.

BASTILLE DAY OBSERVED IN WASHINGTON   Gen. Pershing Sends Message to Marshal Foch and the French Army.

DENY AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN tha BEEN CONCLUDED   Emigration Question Only a * Conversations Stage, Says State Department.

JAP IMMIGRATION ISSUE NOT SETTLE   No Agreement Reached Is Report By Secretary Colby; Progress Favorable.

res IMMIGRATION QUESTION NOT SETTLER   State Department Officials In dicate Agreement, Reports  - Premature

EXPFGT DECIDE JAP QUESTION   Agreement May Allow Japs in United States to Become Citizens.

WHITE HOUSE PLEASED VER LEWIS’ ORDER   Head.of Miners’-Union Adheres ti Request of President to  End Strike.   WILL -UPHOLD CONTRACTS   President Lewis Says Wilson’: Telegram Is Rebuke to Ma. licious Men.

FREE LEGION OF ‘PART IN RAID   Counsel For the I. WwW. W. Exonerates Men From Planning the Plot.

British Casualties Estimated at 8 Killed and Many Others Wounded   IRISH FORCE REPORTED TO WAVE BEEN ROUTED

In the Tiggest Batile Yet Fought 10 trish Killed and Eight British

ACTUAL BATTLE — JCCURS BETWEEN IRISH AND BRITISH   eT  Reports of Casualties Are Con- flicting, But Nearly a Score  Are Thought Killed

THE BLOODIEST BATTLE ~YE   Fragmentary Reports of the Latest  Outbreak In Ireland Reaching Dublin Are Alarming.

Bitter Fighting Takes Place in Mountains of Tipperary Irish Reported te Have  Been Routed by the Police

IO ARE DEAD A REOULT OF ERIN BATTLE   Fighting Is Renewed on Larger Scale---Women Report Ireland To Be More Devastated Than Belgium.

ollIN FEIN AND BRITIGH FIGHT BLOODY BATTLE   Meager Reports of Fighting a Mullinahone Sunday Reach Dublin.

Many Deaths Reported In Battle FoughtSunday   Sinn Feiners Who Reported Making Ready to Ambush the Soldiers, Were Suprised in Their Turn.

BIGGEST BATTLE FOUGHT BE TWEEN SINN PEINERS AND SOLDIERS NOW IN PROG RESis.   THE FIGHTING 1S. FIERGE   Yhe Clash ts Said ‘Po Have Starved sunday Nicht af Melline hone Tes Sinn Peimers Reported Killed end a Large Num ber Wounded.

SINNFEINAND MILITARY IN A FIERCE BATTLE   OCCURRED SATURDAY NIGHT © ISOLATED SECTION OF TIPPERARY.   At Least Tea Sinn Feimery Were Mil.

BRITISH ROUT SINN FEINERS   In the Biggest Battle Yet Fought. 10 Irish Kitied and Eight Rritish,

HONEYMOON IG BROKEN BY TH DEATH OF BRIDE   Former New York Artist Drowns During Gale on Lake

PROBE ORDERED IN WOMEN’S DEATHS   Chicago and New York Wives Mysteriously Drowned   HUSBANDS TO BE QUIZZED!   One Dies on Haneymoon: Body of Another Found

NEW ARTICLE TEN ~ DRAFT IS OPPOSED   SOME G. O. P. RESERVATION. ISTS BALK, IN ADDITION TO THE DEMOCRATS.

—— -_-_--_—- o_o one ee en TT TT ST TT,  LITTLE PROGRESS TOWARD — AMENDMENT OF ARTICLE 10

PRACE TREATY HANGS FIRE   Little Progress Made in Negotiations Looking to Compromisc On Article Ten.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE ON TREATY   New Draft Fails to Command Democratic Support.   DEADLOCK STILL EXISTS   Canvass of Republicans Shows Only 30 Can Be Counted on to Vote for Ratification With Changed Reservations -—— Numerous Other Proposals Are Discussed.

LITTLE PROGRESS ON ARTIGLE TEN   New Reservation Fails to Com mand Democratic Suppor Hoped for and is Unaccept able to Many Republicans.

SENATE DEABLOGA OVER TREATY PAG! STILL WN EYIDENGE   LITTLE PROGRESS APPAREN' AT EXD OF DAY'S NEGOTIATIONS

NO PROGRESS IS MADE... . IN ADOPTING -ARTICLE         CONGRESSMEN BALK AT ING RESERVATION ON DEBATED TOPIC.

TREATY DRAFT IS NOT AGCEPTABLI   Change in Article Ten Fails to Draw Sufficient Support From Qoenatara.

SLOW PROGRESS MADE BY SENATE ON PEACE PACT   NEGOTIATIONS OVER NEW ARTICLE 10 RESERVATION MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY AGAINST OPPOSITION.

LITTLE ‘PROGRESS MADE ON TREAT’   Negotiations Over Article Ten Reservation Continues Without Reaching Much Headway

MORE BUSINESS MEANS R. R. LOSS   Points Way to United Of eration of Steel Lines in United States

URGES UNIFIED RAIL CONTROL   Clifford Thorne Telis interstate Commerce Commission it ig Only Efficient Service by Raade

WOULD OPERATE RAILROADS AS ONE BIG SYSTER   Chicagoan Believes Unit Oper ation is Only Way to Solve The Problem.

SAYS. RAISE WOULE MEAN La tf PRIVATE CONTROL      SHIPPERS’:-REPRESENTATIVE URGES UNIFIED: OPERA-  TION GF COUNTRY’S RAILWAYS.

WANTS A UNIFIED CONTROL OF ROADS   ay to: ‘Failuré  lot Railroads to ‘Go ft Alone When Released.

WARNS COMMISSION. DANGER IN RAIL CASE   Shippers’ Representative Says Industry Will Suffer in Granted.   “WATCH RANK AND FILE”

KILL [, CATCH 2. BANK ROBBERS   CRACKED GLASGOW, VA. VAULT      Roanoke, Va., Posse Mobs Yeggmen .. After Pistol Battle—Police, man Wounded :

FIGHT 1S FATAL TO ONE ROBBER AT ROANGKE. VA,   Had Previously ‘Taken. $150,000  . From. Banks At. Glasgow, Var’ “and Firing  Started) When Of ficers Ordered Automobile To Halt.   ‘OTHER. TWO’ MEN -PRISONERS

ROANOKE POLICE KILL BANK ROBBE   Liberty Bonds and Currenc\ to Value of $150,000 Taker From Glasgow  Institutior Recovered.

PLENTY OF FOOD IN ARCTICS   Sielancenn Woeld Tap Seppliv fer Needy of Pevrene.

UNLIMITED QUANTITIES OF FOOD IN THE ARCTIC   Explorer Stefanson Arrives in New Tork With Plans to Relieve World’s Hunger. .

FRAZIER IS TALKING ELEVENTH HOUR LEAD   Townley Candidate for Governor Ap parently Victor in Dakota Primary.

FRAZIER LEADS INN, DAKOTA   Nonpartisan League Can didate Jumps Ahead of .Langer

Ser, Show Ma yr Nev _ York, Shows Majori-_ peat laut) a,    Many ° of Other Parties 7 Vote to Restore Ex.  cmelied Men's Seats

FIVE NEW YORK SOCIALISTS ARE AGAIN ELECTED   DOUBT EXPRESSED IF ASSEM-. BLY MEMBEKS CAN BE OU8TED SECOND TIMB

SOGIALIOT ASSEMBLYMEN HE-ELEGTED (N NEW YORI   All OF the Five, Who Were Expelled, Were Successful,

FIVE SOCIALISTS ARE RE-ELECTED   Mea Who Were Expelled Frow  Legislature on Charges of Dis: loyalty Renamed by Voters   VICTORS.SATISFIED   Say Result Is Denunciation of Gust er Proceedings—~Vote in Five Districts Is Light

{000 STANS ARE FOUND ON CLOTHING   finer, Foreigner Lodged in Steubenvill Jail, Protesses Innocence—Populac at Adena in Uproar and Excitemen Is Intense 4

FOREIGNER HELD FOR GIRL’S DEATH   Arrest Follows Investigation  - Conducted By Game War - den — Subject Fails to Tell Straight Story.

Mr. Ruth Fails To Put Over a  Score in Court   Injunction Against Moving Picture Company Denied: Million-Dollar Suit is Instigated.

“BABE” RUTH SUES FOR AMILLION DOLLARS   Home Run Artist Cleims Moyic Qoncern Has Interfered With His Exclusive Contract Much to His Loss.

WAR GOD'S DEATH   Didarmament of World Demand: d at Washington Meeting   U. $3, LAWMAKERS WARNED   Defeat of Solons Standing For Miitarism Declared

WOMEN IN WASHINGTON DEMAND END OF WARS   Mrs. Lafollette and Others of Peace Society: Give ‘Christ. mas Demonstration

HEAVY LOSSES BY THE TURKS   Greeks Attack Sultan’s Army in Asia Minor. Near Udemishe.

TURKS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES   Greek Occupation Forces Clash With Detachments of Sultan’s Army in Asia Minor.

MCADOO PLEASED CALL DID NOT COME TO HIM   Says He Will Withhold Further Con«  ment Until the Convention Gomnietes Its Work.

M’ADOO GRATEFUL TO HIS FRIENDS      And Expresses Elation That the Cal * Did Not Come te Him

THANKS HIS PRIQNDS POR THET LOYAL SUPPOS THROUGHOUT THE BALLOTING,

What Thev Said   “Delighted,” Said McAdoo; “Very . Fine,” Declares _ Gov: Edwards.

MADOO RELIEVED HE WASN'T NAMED   Says He Is Eternally Grateful To  Friends For Support And Pleased With Resuit.

McAdoo Mightily Pleased That He was not Draited He Tells Newspaper Men

MCADOO IS GLAD NOT NOMINATED   Says However, is Grateful to Friends for Their Support

en a an Sat ce  McADOO DELIGHTED HE DID NOT GET NOMINATIO!   Former Secretary of Treasury Who Figured in San Francisco Deadlock, Smiles Broadly When Informed of Qhioan’s Victory.

M'ADOO GRATEFUL TO HIS FRIENDS   And Expresses Elation Yhat the Cal Did Not. Come to Him

REALLY GLAU THE CALL DID NO COME TO HIM   Showed Not the Slightest Sign of Disappointment.

2 9  DELIGHTED   This-was Remark of McAdooWilson Also, Congratulates Cox,

“?’M DELIGHTED AND RELIEVED” SAID M’ADOO   Mrs. McAdoo Chimed in, ‘*That’s Great,’’ When She Heard News.

McADOO IS GLAD   “Delighted” That the Call Did Not : Came to Him, He Says

W. G. McADOO IS “DELIGHTED”   Former Secretary of Treasury Says  He Is Glad Call From San Francisco Did Not Come to Him.

MICHIGAN WOMAN ON TICKET   Miss Doran Democratic Candidate for Secretary af State.

HARDING DECLARES FOR STRONG NAVY   Wants Fleet Equal to Gréatness of Nation: Until Disarmament Time.

HANDING, BACK dey AOKD FAR HIRE NAV   America Should Have Navy . Equal to Her Greatness, ‘ He Save in Snaarh_   GIVEN ROUSING WELCOME   President-Elect Glad to Returr After Month’s Tour of the South.

HARDING CALLS FOR Blo NAVY   U. S. Fleet Should Equal the Greatness of the Nation

GREATER NAVY FOR AMERICA, — HARDING’ PLE!   PRESIDENT-ELECT DELIVERS ' A} ADDRESS ON RETURN FROM PANAMA

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING BACK AFTER VACATION   Impressive ‘Weleome Given Him A: He Leth the Steamer at Newport, mi In Washington D. C. Monday.

IARDING Rok LARGEOT NAVY IN HHE WORLD   President Elect Is Back From Tropics; Urges Naval Preparation in Address.

HARDING WANTS NAVY EQUAL TO CREAT BRITAIN’S   Arriving at Newport News Af ter Month’s Vacation, He Delivers a Speech

HARDING WANTS POWERFUL NAVY   President-Elect, Back Fron Panama, Says Navy Must Measure In to Nation   ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME

ONE MAN KILLED MANY INJURED IN RAIL CRASE   Another Serious Accident Or Brooklyn Rapid Transit Line

Trolley  C. ars Collide, Thirty Injured   Accident On Brooktyn Rapid Transit Company Line Nene bbbetts biceld During Rush ‘Po Baseball Park.

FANG HURT, Gi ot ON WY TE GROUNDS   Second Serious Accident .Oc curs Where Employes Are on Strike

SOC Int FEWMERS REPORTED IN JAIL   TELEGRAPHIC = COMMUNICATIO’   DISRUPTED AND MARCHERS  SEIZE LAND.

Easter Uprising Cause Causes Big Propert; : - Damage in All Parts of Ireland

WILD RIOTING ~ OVER IRELAND   Five Hundred Sinn Feiner: Arrested as Result of NinetyNine Barracks Burned.   SOUTH IS ‘IN A TURMOIL

RE THAN 500° SINN FEINERS   ia BY YPIATARY AND PO Xf FOLLOWING EASTER UPRISING.   Ireland Was Still Virtual 7 Martisa] Law Today While jerth Ireland Is Cut Off From Communication.

EASTER UPRISING CAUSES TROUBLE   Destruction of Property by Police and Soldiers Reported

HALE OF selon UNDER MAR. mage LAWL-TWO ‘BRITISH WARSHIPS IN HARBOR   ROVING BANDS OF MEN ‘() GOSFISCATE ESTATES   Ninety *ninb Poifee Barracks Burned and! Bombed- -Fresh Outbreaks Sill B ing -Reported.

FIVE HUNDRED ARRESTED FOLLOWING oINW FEING ASTERTIDE GUTBREAKS   South Irish Cities Are Under Martial Law—Telephone and Telegraph Wires Cut, Englishmen Caught and Maltreated.

TAKE HUNDREDS PAISONER AFTER IRISH DISORDERS   ‘Southern Gounties Under Vir tual Martial Law---Rorthern Section Cut Off   93 BARRACKS. AND OFFICES SET AFIRE

Five Hundred Arrests Made By Au. thorities Since Yesterday, is Statement From Dublin   TROOPS THROWN AROUND CITIES

EASTER UPRISING IN IRELAND RESULTS IN (VER 500 ARRESTS   South Ireland is Virtually Under Martial Law—North is Cut Off From Communication.

O00 ARRESTED IN IRELAND AFTER A REIGN OF TERROR   MILITARY KAIDS NET MANY P 1. SONEKS APTER EASTER SUNDAY UPRISINGS WW OLD ERIN   IMANY RECORDS DESTROYED   fax Collection Made Difflealt by Destraction of Tax Kecords— Property Lass ia Revolt Will Aggregate Half Million

SINN FEINERS ~ ARRESTED FOR EASTER RIOTS    Conditions: in ireland are Very. Grave i and Half Milion Property . Destroyed ‘

Land Seized anda - Tenants Ejecte                Damage Will Amount To $500,000 In Sou and Tax Records Destroyed Cannot B placed—Martial Law 1s Declaréc  !

AN EAS nae UPRSINE ~INIRELAND   MORE. THAN 500 SINN FE UHRESTED JX RAIDS BY HE POLICE.      THE SOUTH OF IRELAND WAS UNDER. MARTIAL LAW  TADBAY. oO

Uprising Was Greatest in Belfast District, City Was Isolated When  Wires Were Cut

IRISH UPRISING ASSUMES GRAVE PRAPORTIONS   Mere than 500 Sinn Feiners Arrested Following Easter Day Demoustrations   SOCTHERN PART OF NATION CNDER MARTIAL LAW.   British Warships in Kingstown Harboe and Cnusual Movements in Western Country

OBREGON ORDERED CARRANZA KILLED, DAUGHTER DECLARES IN OPEN LETTER

OBREGOGN {IS BLAMED   Miss Carranza Charges General Ordered Father's Death.

OBREGON IS BLAMED   Miss Carranza Charges: Ge:ie-al Ordered Father’s Deati:.   Daughter cf Murdered President of Mexico Makes Protest in Letter Received by Diplomats.

DAUGHTER STATES CARRANZA KILLED ON OBREGON ORDER      DIPLOMATIC CORPS RECEIVES LETTER FROM MISS JULIA < CARRANZA   WILL GIVE PROOFS WHEN STABILITY 1S RESTORED

FLAYS GEN, OBREGON   DAUGHTER OF FORMER MEXICAN PRESIDENT BRINGS CHARGES.   Deciares in Open Letter That Father's Murder Was Ordered by the Officer.

CARRANZA DEATH LAID TO OBREGON   Miss Carranza Charges Generali Ordered Father's Death.   Daughter of Murdered President of Mexico Makes Protest in Letter Received by Diplomats.

IMIARY CASE (5 DECIDED AGAINST = GLEASON BY STATE SUPREME GOUT   COURT HANDS POWN ORAL DECISION IN WHICH APPLICATION FOR A WRIT IS SET ASIDE AND PROCEED.INGS DISMISSED—ONLY¥ PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARIES WILL BE HELD APRIL, 23,

FRENCH PRESIDENT TO QUIT   Paris Paper Says Successor Will Be Elected in November.

STILE CLAIMING WITH ASSURANCE   End of Campaign Finds Party Leaders on Each Side Predicting Success.   SOMEBODY IS SURE  TO: WAKE UP SOON   The Betting Contingent; How “ever, Continues to Give Big Gdds on Harding. _.

OTH CHAIRMEN UF PARTIES AAC QURE OF VICTORY   “Cox and Roosevelt Will Win’ Says Chairman White of Democratic Party.   4urding Wi be Elected » C. cates. Mipr ty in His“ ory De... 's Hays.

MARKET SLOW TO RESPOND   Government Control o! Roads Makes Little Change in Prices.   ISTEP APPROVED . BY FINANCIERS

SEVEN LW. W's PACK TRIAL TODA’   Are to Be Tried for Murder of War. ren G. Grim, Shot to Daath Armistice Day.

ELEVEN . W. W. TRIAL FOR MURDER OF EX-SERVICE MEN   Centralia, Wash., Armistice Day Shooting.  Attorney for the Accused men Asks for Change of  Vianiia

. W. W, ROLLERS ~- ON TRIAL TODAY   so WASHINGTON, “ARMISTICE DAY, FACE TRIAL TODAY.

SHEBOYGAN'S SEIGE GUN 1S MOVED AGAIN   Sixth Ward Residents Place i : in Sheridan Park.

MUSCATINE THIEVES ARE PARTICULAR   They Strip Smith’s Empo rium of High Priced Waists.

HOOVER NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUB iS ORGANIZEL   This Is a Move to Obtain the Presidential Nomination for Former Food Administratar.

TWO AVIATORS ARE KILLED AT KELLY FIELD   Alvin St. John of Memphis Team and Carl Cuhler of Elgin, Ml.

FUGITIVE ~KILLEDIN  SKIRMIS   Obregon Issues Proclamatien Saying Revolution is Ended Now.   FOUR MEET TRAGIC END

400 KILLED IN. ITALY   Fierce ‘Batile ‘Between Anarchists and Troops at:Ancona. _   Widespread Attempta of Reds to ‘Over throw Present Form of -Govern_ ment—~Artillery Is Used.

REDS RIOT HN ITALY   FOUR HUNDRED KILLED IN BAT. TLE LASTING TWO DAYS.    Artillery Used in Fight Between Anarchists and Troops at Ancona— Movement Is Widespread.

400 SLAIN IN BIG BATTLE IN ITALY   Fierce Battle Between Anarchists and Troons at Ancona.   Widespread Attempts of Reds to Over. throw Present Form. of Govern“ment—Artiliery 1s “ped. .

400 KILLED IN ITALY   Fierce Battle Between Anarcir.. ists and at Ancona. ~   Widespread Attempts of Reds to Over throw Present Form of Gaevernment—Artiliery Is Used.

The Weather   NEWBERRY DID NOT SEEK POST SAYS ATTORNE}   Counsel For Defense In Statement To Jury, Pleads Patriotism.

NUB OF NEWBERRY TRIAL IS DEBATED   MICHIGAN LAW RESTRICTING CAMPAIGN OUTLAY CATSKEs SHARP INTERCHANGE IN GRAND RAPIDS CAURT,

NOT ONE CENT OF NEWBERRY MONEY SPENT   Defense in Michigan Election Case Makes  Statement.

NEWBERRY TRIAL ORATORY BEGANS   “NUB” OF CONSPIRACY! TREAL INJECTED IN, OPENING STATEMENT

LLL ELE LE  LOL LD =  COLLEGE BRED STOCK WALKS OFF WITH HIGHEST PRIZES

GONZALES IS GLAD TO QUIT PUBLIC LIFE   FORMER CANDIDATE FOR MEXICAN PRESIDENCY HARD HIT BY DEATH OF CARRANZA.

BIG PLANT REOPENS OCT. «   President of Willys.Overland Com. pany Denies Toledo Works Shut Down Indefinitely.

ANRICAN AIMIRAL AT NOVOROSSISe      Weitching Situation There Relative T¢  Resumption of Trade With Russian People.

For the Purpose of Supervis‘ing the Plans That Are Being Made forthe Trarisportation of Supp Ties From That  -Lnauntegr.

MUCH SUFFERING FROM TYPHUS FEVEI   Throughout Russia and Near East Disease is Taking Heavy Toll.

SOLONS URGE DEFEAT OF ANTI-DUMPING MEASURE   Nugent of Idaho and Thomas of Colo yado File Minority Report with  Charges of Selfish Interests

Legion Members Spent Morning Restoring the Pioneer Cemetery West of Town   General Wood Cancelled Kansas City Vist and Wili Not be Here This Evening

COL. GARRETT WILL SPEAK AT THEATRE   AMERICANIZATION DAY OB. SERVED BY GENERAL CLOSING TODAY   Legion Members Spent Morning Restoring the Pioneer Cemetery West of Town   General Wood Cancelled Kansas City Vist and Wilj Not be Here This Evening

GETTING: NICE ACKEAGE.   kame Will Have Some Busy Pes Hadiers at Athanta.

(G NICE ACKEAGE,      ame Will Have Some Busy Pe Hadlers at) Athintal-

Uses Horsewhir   Sl  Woman Publicly Beats Prominent New Yorker for Attempting to Elope With Her Daughter.

WORSEWHIPS MAN.       Woman Giving Indianapolis As Fiome Creates Sensation.

GOV. COOLIDGE SPEAK’   Says America “Led By Pafriot Like Harding Will Prolect Interests)?

COOLIDGE SAYS HARDING WILL . PROTECT PEOPLE'S INTERESTS   In Address at Manchester, G. O. P. Vice Presidential Candi- date Makes Plea to Maintain Countty's Domestic  Institutions and Liberties,

The Nation Is Safe Under Leadership of Patriot Like Harding  A CONVINCING ANNPECc      A CONVINCING ADDRESS BY GOVERNOR COOLIDGE

 COOLIDGE BOOSTS SOUND GOVERNMENT   SAYS FIRST DUTY OF OFFICIAIS Is TO UNITED STATES AND EXISTING POWER MUST BE STOPPED.

‘LET HARDING LEAD U. S$.” COOLIDGE   Republican Will Preserve Hom: Interests And Perform Foreign Duties, He Says.

CHILD IS GIVEN TO LAWFUL FATHER   MOTHER OF MRS, DILLY INTRO _ DUCES DEATH BED STATE, MENT OF MOTHER

COURT GIVES CHILD TO _ HUSBAND OF. MOTHER   Peculiar Case At Evansville Finds In Judge Lockyear's Yourt.

COURT GIVES CHILD TO: HUSBAND OF MOTHER   Pecullar Cause? At E vansville  ‘Bnd In Indgo Lackyear's ie + Court.

TIPPERARY BOY SHOT AT HIS OWN DOOF   Received Warning That He Would Be Attacked

HETTY GREEN'S SON TD LEED THE CHECKERBOAR DELEGATION 10 GOP. LOVEFEAST AT. CHICAGO

PHILIPP INTERVENED {NV RACINE SITUATION   Orders Sheriff to Swear in Deputies to Cope With Strike Disorders.

STRIKE RIOTS ~ SCARE RACINE   Philipp ‘Orders Jers Extra Dep uties to Be Sworn In

GERMAN REDS ARE READY 10 QUIT FIGHTING   Revolutionists in the Indus. trial Districts Willing to Open a Palaver.   ANOTHER CABINET HAS BEEN PROPOSED   Government Proposes to Take Energetic Steps Against the Communist Hordes.

WARRANTS FOR 20 OPERATORS   Government Charges ltegal Profits in Sale of Coal at Knoxville, , Tann, 1

WARRANTS-FOR 20 OPERATORS   Government Charges Iflégal Profits in Sate of Coal at Knoxville, Tenn.

'COAL MEN MUST ANSWER   Federal Warrants Issued for Twenty Operators in Tennessee.

 BE IN SOUTH PARK      CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PRESI DENT WILL SPEAK IN  FORENOON   HERE NEXT TUESDAY   Demacratic Candidate Will Arrive at 10.05 and Bae Ecorted to the Park      Fraternal Aid Union Band Wil _ Provide Musie and Bie Event ' Is Planned

ROOSEVELT TALK TO BE IN SOUTH PARK   CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PKESE DENT WIEL SPEAK EN FORENOON   HERE NEXT TUESDAY   Demecratic Candidate Will Arrive at 10.05 and Be Ecorted to th c Park   fraternal Aid tnion Band Will Provide Miusic and Bie Event Is Planned

HARDING REPLIES TO INQUIRY FROM PRESIDENT WISIN   No Word From French Gov ernment Has Been Received at White House.   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE APPROACHED INFORMALLY      Words in His Greencastle Speech Could Not be Construned to Mean Official France Has Asked Him to Form World League.

President Seeks To Ascertain If French Officially. Requested Candidate To Take Lead In  Forming Association Of Nations.   ASKS IF REPORT 18 CORRECT   ‘Not Necessary To Point Out Grave and Extraordinary Inferences   Yo Be Drawn From Statement, Chief Executive Writes.   SENATOR “PRIVATE CITIZEN”

WILOON WANTS 10 KNOW {r FRENCH TAME 19 HARDINE   President to Ascertain if Foreign Representative Approached Senator.   3. -O. P. Candidate Says “Spokesmen” Were Sent “Informally.”

ASK FRANCE IF NOMINEE APPROACHED   RESIDENT WILSON QUERIES PA RIS GOVERNMENT ON HARD. ING STATEMENT   SENATOR =o IN. ~——sREPLY   Says France Sent “Spokesman” But French Government is Not Involved.

WILSON CALLS HARDING HAND ONL.OF N.CLAIMS   White House Sends Message to French Government to Check Up Statement   HARDING MAKES REPLY   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE SAYS SPOKESMEN EXPRESSED SENTIMENT OF PEOPLE

WILSON REQUESTS HARDING 10 TELL OF FRENCH QUERY   President Points Out Grave In. ference to Be Drawn if France Sent Emissary to A “Private Citizen.”

NILSON ASKS HARDING FOR MORE FACTS   Pres. Wilson Wishes tc Know if Senotor 4Narding’s State ment True

WILSON MEsoAGE SENT TO) FRANC   PRESENT WANTS TO ENOW IF FRENCH SENT REPRESENTATIVE TO HARDING.

 Peclares He Can See No Impropriety in Private Citizens of France  or Americans Deeply Friendly to France Expressing Their Understanding of Sentiment in That Cosntry

CALLS ON HARDING TO EXPLAIN SPERCH   PRESIDENT CURIOUS TO KNOW ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.   Asks Nomince if He Was Correctly Queted, and Assured in Reply That Proprieties Were Not Violated.

WILSON REQUESTS INFORMATION OF  FRENCH OFFICIAL   President Considers Inferences of Hardings Statement To Be of Great Import   HARDING SAYS MESSAGE WAS OF INFORMAL NATURE   Claims To Have Expressed a Very Manifest Sentiment of the French Poople

SkKES BREACH OF PROPRIETY   HARDING DENIES THAT PROPOSAL WAS OFFICIAL.

REDS IN BERLIN VENT WRATH   Independent Socialists Denounced at Several Demonstrations.

BERLIN REDS VENT WRATH   ‘Hold Big Demonstration and De  nounce Independent Socialists for Their Atoofness.

JUGO-SLAVIA RATIFIES TREATY WITH BULGARIA   Acceptance of Peace Terms Follows the Agreement on Points of Difference Delaying Settlement

DECISION Is FAR REACHING   Settles Once For All That National ‘Prohibition Will Stand Until Amendment Is Removed From the   Constitution

WETS HOPES OMASHED Ab UECTOION 0 TOLD    Sweeping Ruling Finally  - Disposes of All Cases  Involving Liquor

DRY AMENDMENT DECLARED VALID   SUPERCEDES STATE ACTION   National Prohibition Now Stands Until Removed by Constitutional Action.

COURT ANNOUNCED DECISION TODAY   Government Wins Sweeping Victory Before Country's Highest Tribunal. Volstead Enforcement Act [Ti¥pheald.

HIGHEST COURT GIVES 0. K. 10 A ORY AMERICE   Prohibition Amendment to Constitution Upheld by Supreme Court in Decision Handed Down Today; Volstadt Law Also Given Approval

Federal Supreme Court Decides Both the Dry Amendment and Volstead Enforcement Act ate Conshtutional

Far Reaching Decision Is Handed Down Today After Three Months of Legal Procedure by Wets

PROHIBITION LAW ~(SGONSTITUTIONAL   SUPREME COURT RULES THAT LAW ENFORCING PROHIBITION BE ENFORCED IN ALL STATES OF UNION, RATIFIED OR NOT.

VOLSTEAD ACT IS — DECLARED LAWFUL IN NEW DECISION   State Laws: ‘Providing for Higher Alcoholic Content Illegal .

Decision Puts End To Legal Attacks Until Three Fourths Of States Act To Have Amendment Rescinded--Court Declares Federal Laws Supersede Those Of States.

BASICDRY:3:W AND VOLSTEADACT ARE HELD TOBELEGAL   SUPREME COURT RULES THAT  COUNTRY MUST REMAIN DRY UNTIL AMENDMENT 28S REMOVED   BADGER LAW NULLIFIED   Judge Geiger's Decision is Heversed Court Helds Prchibitton is Valid Subject for Addition to Constl tution af U.

Supreme Court in Sweeping Decision Declares Constitutional Prohibition and Volstead Law Good.   LAST HOPE OF WETS IS DASHED AFTER LONG FIGHT   Eighteenth Amendment Held Legally Ratified; One-Half of One Per Cent Is Alcoholic Limit.

DRY AMENDMENT ‘HELD VALID   Supreme Court Declares It Is Constitutional   WETS’ LAST HOPE GONE   Decision Ends Long Legal Battle: State Laws Yoaid

Supreme Court In A Sweeping Decision Declares Prohibition Amendment Is Constitutiona

DECISION SWEEPING ONT IN FAVOR OF PROHIBITION: ISTS AND GOVERNMENT   Court Leaves the Wets Without Any Furf: ther Possible Loophole Through Which  To Faranea.

PROHIBITION Ii CONSTITUTIONAL   SUPREME COURT HOLDS THE AMENDMENT IS VALID:   TO BE ENFORCED EVERYWHERE   ‘Even Those States That Have Not Ac cepted the Amentment are Sub. ject to the Enforcement of  Its Pravision, .

“TES ALS FE ANNULLING AMENOMEN   One-half of One Per Cent. of, Alcohol Limit in All Bever  Ages—States Laws Permitting Higher Per Cent..  Ana travalia

FROH TD     Meige S ee TBITION AMENDMENT: ¥. - VOLSTEAD ACT 18  NSTITUPFIONAL       COMPL TE VICT( VICTORY. - FOI SBEOHIN ET ORGeES

U.S. COURT MAKES DRY DECISION   Holds That Prohibition Amendment is Valid— Kills Hope of Brewing Interests: °° 3 ‘

NATION WILL REMAIN DRY: STATE LAWS ARE MLE   Amendment Declared to Be Valid and Volstead Act ‘Enforcing It is. Constitutional—Decision is Far-Reaching and Settles Question . Once an for All.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECIDES VOLSTEAD ACT IS ALSO CONSTITUTIONAL AS PASSED   APPLIES IN THIS STATE   STATE LAWS PERMITTING AL COHOLIC CONTENT BEYOND HALF PER CENT van

DRY AMENDMENT IS HELD. VALID   UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECIDES VOLSTEAD ACT IS ALSO CONSTITUTIONAL AS PASSED   APPLIES IN THIS STATE   STATE LAWS PERMITFING AL, COHOLIC CONTENT BEYOND TAIL PRT? CENT VOID

DECIDES FAVOR OF PROHIBITION      SON ALSO HOLDS THAT THE VOLSTEAD ACT EXFORC. (NG IT IS CONSTITUTIONAL   BIG. DRY VICTORY   The Decision Dispells the Hope of the Brewery [aterests that Their Properties Could Be Used for Manufacture of Light Wines and Beer.

HOPES OF LIGHT _ © WINES AND BEER ARE DISPETTET   COMPLETE VICTORY FOR THE GOVERNMENT AND DRYS OVER_ “LIQUOR INTERESTS

SUPREME COURT SWEEPS AWAY EVERY CONTENTION   DISPOSES OF STATE RIGHTS AND DE: CLARES EMPHATICALLY THAT PRCHIBITION 1S LEGAL   NO RONFLICT WITH CONSTITUTION

PROHIBITION IS DECIDED VALID   Prohibition Amendment Valid and Volstead Law is Held Constitutional.   DECISION WAS SWEEPING   Action of Supreme Court Followed Three Months of Legal Battling.

CAMILLIA RUSSO — SHOOTS MATTO   Kighteen Year Old Girl Fired Ten Shots, Six Taking Effect : on Matte

PUT & BULLETS IN HIS BOD   Centerville Gir) Fires Ten Shots At Man Who Had Induced Her To Run Away.

GIRL KILLS YOUTH WHO WOODED HER   Camillia Russo Feared Lad, Punctures Body Six’ Times.

USES OWN GUN ON TONY MATTO WHEN HE UTTERS THREAT,  cern tee amram te   on ~ * e «ef FY ser +?   Father's Life As Well As Girl's Threatened; He Had Family.

HAYS FOR MAIN 6,0, P. EFFORT THRU THE WESI   National Chairman Believes Headquarters Should Be at Chicago, with ‘Victory Dependent Upon Wesiern States

NATIONAL CHAIRMAN  Aiden AAI 8 ee IM terest et a arr,  WSITS HIS. FANIL   GOES FROM HERE TO WASHINGTON TO DISCUSS HARDING \.. NOTIFICATION

MAY HAVE THE HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO   The Territory West of Mississippi Will Be Big Battle Ground of Republican Campaign.

BATTLE IN THE WEST   CHAIRMAN HAYS THINKS Vit. TORY IN Tt) BE WON THERE..   The Repubtieau Leader Therefore, Wilt Make Chicago the Main Campaign Hesdquarters,

6.0. P. LEADERS FINISH CONFAE   Hays Will Go Soon to Wash: ington to Plan for the Camnaion.

“didate After Mesting With Middle West Leaders.   PROMISED ROOSEVELT VOTE   Plans Discussed For Notification Ceremony July 22—Still ‘ Working on Speech. 

POLITICHANS SEE BITTER FIGHT IN WESTERN. STATES   BATTLEGROUND OF PRESI DENTIAL ELECTION TO BE WEST OF MISQwMea#mmppr   TZAVS . QOES _ EAST   Advocates Removal of Repub “Yican Headquarters to 7 Chiesro.

HAYS FINISHES TALK WITH WESTERN LEADER: ON REPUBLICAN RAC!   National Chairman Anticépates Hard Battle West of Mississippi.

WEST WELLBE = BATTLEGROUND. - FOR PRESIDENCY   Establishment of G. 0. P. Headquarters In Chicago Advocated, .   OHIOANS BOOMING. COX   Ag Standard Rearer of Pariy In Hope of Carrylag the Ewckeye State Over Harding; LeFotiette Leading in ““Commitics of 487 PUL

WEST WILL ELEGT PRESIDENT, BELIEF OF G.0,P. LEADERS   Chairman Hays May- Establish Republican Headquarters Campaign in Chicago.

WEST 10 BE SCENE OF BIG BATTLE   G.O. P. Leaders Advocate Shift Of Headquarters.

BATTLE h WEST SEEN BY LEADERS ETHER AP   Main, Harding Headquarters In Chicago is Plan Following Conference.  Chairman Hays at Home----Will Soon Come to Ohio to ‘Break The News’ to Harding.

Chairman hays Confers With Western Leaders and Then Returns Home ,   'WESTTO BEBATTLE GROUND      Western Leaders. Advocate Making Chicago Main Headquarters Instead of New York

CHAIRMAN HAYS GOES TO MEET SEN, HARDING   Completes Conference Witl Western G. O. P. Leaders On Campaign.

HAYS WISHES TO DEVOTE TIME TO WEST CAMPAIGN   Miller Would Locate the Republican Headquarters in Chicago Rather Than New York.

ORDER COAL TO NEW ENGLAND. AND NORTHWEST   I. C. C. Gives Priority Orders Sending 20,000,000 Tons of Coal over Great   WATCH CAR SUPPLY

WHALERS VS_ FISHERMEN   New Bedford Captains to Challenge Speral With Sister Ship

VIEW TT THOM AFAR   wr TURIN: OC NJY mAN OTE #QUENEY TO FRISCO.   Hosts are Lining up For a Real Old Time Fight.

VIEW {T FROM AFAR   NO-TIPTON COUNTY - MAN TO JOURNEY, TO FRESCO.       Hosts are Lining up For a Real_Ok

MEXIGAN TROOPS cre NEW REVOLT   5,000 Men Rushed to Put Down Pedro Zamora’s Up¥FISING

The Way News of Nomination Was Received by  Governor Cox and His Closest Friends at Dayton

OV. GOK IN UrrlGt Wht HEARS NEWS   SPENT THE ENTIRE NIGHT ES OFFICE AWAITING WORD FROM CONVENTION,   TAKES A LITTLE SMOKE   “Et Think VH Take a Little Smoke Now,’ Were the First Words of Cox After Hearing of Nomination—Reeeives Many Telegrams,

 Lawrence Declares Cox is Independent   cox TRIES TO SMOKE, GETS KISSED BY WIFE AND. ‘LAWYER AND PRAYS AT GRAVE OF PROPHETIC MOTHER

COX, READY TO LIGHT PIPE HEARS NEWS OF CHOICE Of DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   Pipe Still an Desk Unlighted as Crowd Carries Him on Shoulders to Wife. .

ox Goes to Mother’s  Grave to Offer Prayer      Deinocratic  Nominee Shares Gldty of ‘His Nominatian “With “The Boys” In His Newspaper Office.

Governor Prays at Grave of Mother as Convention Puts Him in Nomination

Kisses, Tears, . Cheers Mingle At Cox Office   Flash From West Stirs Us usual Scenes in Dayton Wewspaper Plant

COX AIDS WITH EXTRA, TELLING OF NOMINATION   RECEIVES NEWS OF VICTORY A HE WAITS WITH HIS OWN NEWSPAPER

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE GOES TO COMPOSING ROOM TO SHAKE HANDS OF EMPLOYES

NOMINEE AND WIFE REGEIWE THE NEWS   GOV. COX AND HIS FRIENDS STAGE JUBILEE ON RECEIPT OF NEWS.   OA “REGULAR FELLOW’   From Farm Hand to Printer’s Devil to Congressman to to Nominee Is Record of Standard Bearer.

ATHOTHER'S. ——so«GRAVE   SHE TOLD CLEYELAND 1%. 1aas RER 80¥" WOULD BE PRESIDENT.          COX AT HIS NEWSPAPER - 68FICE WHEN WORD OF NOMI. : SATION PARE.

AMERICA A WONDERLAND      trench: General: Has Inturesting yeriences in Uf. S.

GETTING SERIOUS   Strike of Chicago Switchmen Spreads  ta Wneina Man

ENGINEERS JOIN STRIKE AT CHICAGQ   lin Defiance of Brotherhood Officers Engineers and Firemen Go Out on Strike and Tic Up Traffic on Tyuak  and Belt Lines.

THREE NEW AIR MAIL ROUTES   Service to Have Planes of 1,200 Horse. power and 12,000 Pounds’ Car. rying Capacity.

NEW AIR MAIL ROUTES SOON   Planes of 1-200 Horsepower to. Be   Placed in Service.

HEARING OF RICH INDIAN IN TOPEKA   WIPE ACCOMPANIES BARNET  KOR HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS THERE.

STRONG PLEA AGAINST STRIKE   Executives of Railroad Broth erhoods Complete Orde  for Referendum   No Higher Tribunal Thar Labor Board to Which Mer May Appeal

RAILMEN’S HEADS. URGE AGGEPTANC   Order,.Nation-Wide Referendum -—on Federal  abar.Roard!s . - ‘Shee: = .

FINISH WORK,   fixecutives C Complete Order Today --- 84 Per Cent of Employes Accept’ Award. Said.

EXEGUTIVES OF THE RAIL BROTRERHOODS COMPLETE ORDEF   Announce Nation - Wide Referendum and Urge Acceptance of Award.

ORDER REFERENDUM ON WAGE DECISION   Executives of Railroad Brotherhoods Appeal to Members of Federated Shop Crafts to Accept Award.

BAIL REFERENDUM CALL CARRIES PLEA AGAINST WALKOUT   Order for Nationwide Vote of - Employes. Completed by Union Executives.  REPRESENTATIVES OF 84 PER CENT ACCEPT AWART   Appeal Made to Federated Shop Crafts to Join Majority in Preventing Strike.

URGES R. R. MEN NOT TO STRIKE   Order for Nation-Wide Refercndum On Labor Boanl’s Wage Acara is Complcted.

Btuat, entitled “Gon-goo with a Ukele je” whilo in swimming.  RAILWAY EMPLOYES MAKE PLEA AGAINST STRIKE

RAIL UNIONS OF COUNTRY TOVOTE ON WAGE AWARD   Leaders Issue Call At Secret Meeting; Urge Acceptance.

ec ec  PLANS COMPLETED FOR VOTE ONTHE RAILROAD WAGE AWARD   Opinion Expressed That Road Employes Will Ac cept the Finding of the Labor Board as Promulgated Earlier in Week.

LEADERS PLEAD FOR APPROVAL OF RAIL WAGE AWARD   Strong Argument Set Forth in * Order for Nation-wide Hteforend mm,   CAN BE NO HIGHER APPEAL   Employes Munt either Acempt er Re. ject Finding of Federal” Labor " Bonrd; 84 Per Cent Have sgreed ‘Throngh Representatives to Accopt.

Order for Nation ‘™ Wide Referendun   Railway Employes of  Nathon Wil Vote on Wage Awards of Federa ELxabor Noard.

ILL ON STRIKE   Order for Nation-Wide Referendum Among Railroad Men Has Been Gompleted by Union Executives.   MEN URGED TO ACCEPT LABOR BOARD’S AWARL   Officers of Most Powerful Brotherkoods Are Bending All Efforts Toward Peace; Switehmen Stil Rebels.

REFERENDUM ORDER IS COMPLETED BY UNION:   Brotherhood Executives, However Before Quitting, Make Plea Against Strike.   SAYS LABOR BOARD I8 HIGHEST APPEAL COUR)   Decision Must Be Accepted or Re jected, Without Further “ Nevotiations.   DISAPPOINTMENT IS SHOWN   Chicago Yardmen’s Associatior Vote to Reject Award; Grunau Complains,

CHIEFS MAKE A PLEA AGAINST R. R. STRIKE   The Matter of Wage Award Has Been Referred to Referendum.

RAILWAY MEN ORDER VOTE ON DECISION   Officials Order Nation Wide Vote On New Wage  Increase.

MAKES STRONG PLEA AGAINST A STRIKE   Order for Nationwide Referendum by Rail Employes on Labor Board’s Award Completed.

PUr3 MRS, PEETE UNDER ARREST. Merely: — Being ‘Held as Witness tu

FOR SALE—Two large begonias, several Xmas cactuses and other oriantel plants. Call 2540-3. 30-3:

RED CHIEFS CLAIM FURTHER GAINS   Passage of Manyitch Rive: Completed With Captur¢ Of 5,000 Prisoners, Mos: cow Report Saps

REDS GLAIM CAPTURE OF 6°00 PRISONERS   SOVIETS FORCE PASSAGE ur MAAN YLICH RITER VALLEY,   sn Forees     Fighting Proceeda Betwe of Nitebesk and Dentkin With Alternatingg Succeas-—Deny Bolshevik Itevolt.

REDS CLAIM CAPTURE OF 5000 PRISONERS   SOVIETS FORCE PASSAGE or MANYTCH RIVER VALLEY.   Fighting Proceeds Between Forces of Nitehesk and Denikin With Alternating Success——Deny Bolshevik Revolt.

Fiume Question Has Been Settlec   Subject to the Approval of Premier Clemenceau, Russian and Turk ish Questions up Next

UN FIUME QUESTION   NITTI, LLOYD GEORGE   PLAN WILL BE PRESENTED TC CLEMENCEAU, SAYS REPORT— ALLIES MAY MAKE PEACE WITH RUSSIA IS BELIEF

AGREEMENT REACHED ON FIUME; ALLIES CONSIDER RUSSIAN AND TURKISH  i PROBLEM

LLOYR-GEORGE: AND NITT! AGREE ON-FIUME SITUATION   Dan WHE Be Submitted to (lemen* eeamiWhen. Aled Leaders Meet.

Peace Treaty to Be Formally Ratified by Fourteen Nations.   UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE AMONG THEM   Allied Leaders Leave for Paris to Participate in Cerodes emonies.

FIUME SETTLEMENT - PROBABLY REACHED   Lloyd George and Premier Nitti Saic  14      wwe Come to Agreement on Dispualed Port,

LOAN 10 LAKE ERIE   THis ROAD TO SHARE IN FUNDS PROVIDED BY GOVERNMENT.      Antouut Comlug-to Luke Erie Ia Not Yet Made Plain, ,

LOAN 10 LAKE Efe   THIS ROAD TO SHARE IN FUNDS PROVIDE D BY GOVERNMENT.   Amcunt Coming to Lake Erie Ia Not Yet Made Plain.

“Bathhouse John” Or _ “Hinky Dink’’ Must Give Up Office in Chicago

“BATHHOUSE” COUGHLIN OR “HINKY OINK” KENNA MUST OUIT CHICAGO'S COUNCE

A MCCH ChAIMED [honsk      ane  Tin thy Meteatt Here , From Aiameme Str} ‘Looking Attor stepper.

GOVERNMENT IN - BIG ROUND-UP OF  ALL AGITATORS   Radicals Charged With Fomenting Strike To Be Taken in Tow.

RADICAL STRIKE AGITATORS BEING ROUNDED UP      x Arrested at New Orleans and wo at Kansas City—subsiding in the We

RAIL STRIKE LEADERS ARE ROUNDED UP   Federal Officers Make Raids on Two Halls Tuesday Night.

CAR OF AUTOMOBILE BANDITS IS WRECKED   Bold Daylight Robbers, However, Get Away With Rings Valued at Alone 29.000.

 GRAIN AND HOG PRIGES — ~~ -GONTINUE TO COME DUN   Average Bog  Sales at ~Chiéago. Are. $10. 50—Wheat - Drops Off Seven Cents. .

WHEAT oLUMPo SEVEN GENTS   1L1, GRAIN AND HOG PRICES CONTINCE ON THE DECLINE THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   December Wheat Was Quoted at 1.463 1-2 in Chicago Today and Both Corn and Oats Were Off  From One to Two Cents.— New Low Records Made

GRAIN AND BUGS CONTINUE DROP  Record ‘Declines All Over The Country Are Reported.

GRAINAND HOG  PRIGES STALE ~ DOWNWARD TREND   Average Hog Sales At: Chicago $10,50—Wheat ‘Drops Off Seven Cents.. -

GRAIN AND HOG PRICES REACH NEW LOW LEVEI   Grain Quotations Touch Low. est Point Since Outbreak of World War.   WHEAT PRICES DROP 7 GENTS

HOG PRICES FALL TOLOWEST PR:CE STAGE BEFORE WAR   Chicago Quotations Are Fifty Cents Lower Today Grain Prices Fall.

BUSINESS C WHOLE MORE HEALTHFU   PEAK IN HIGH PRICES AND INFLATION IS APPROACHED {1F NOT REACHED, THINKS FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

BUSINESS CONDITIONS G4 WHOLE MORE HEAL THA!   PEAK {N HIGH PRICES AND INFLATION [S APPROACHED (F NOT REACHED, THINKS FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

dropped and part of his clothing wa: burned.   FORD STARTS UNIVERSITY FOR 75.000 EMPLOYE:§

NOT CONNECTED WITH PARTY MOVEMENTS   INDIANA FARMBRS FEDERATION CORRECTS A MISTAKEN IMPRESSION

PLAN SEIZURE OF U. $   Reds and . W. W. Have Day Set. Report.   Chicago Attorney Warns Lumbermen' Convention of Plots—Says 35,000 Are Preaching Sedition,

35,000 PREACH REVOLT   REDS HAVE THAT NUMBER PAID WORKERS IN THE U. S.   Lumbermen’s Convention Told That. Radicals and . W. W. Set Day for Seizure of Government.

MEXICAN REBELS START BIG WORK   Revolutionists Begin Preparations to Bring Order Out of Chuos Fol- ‘ lowing Overthrow of Car ranza Regime   WILL SAFEGUARD CARRANZA   Fear of Offending United States Will Cause Foes of Deposed Chief  ai, Be. sor.

CENSORSHIP IN MEXICO IS VERY STRICT   OBREGON FOLLOWERS FEAL DISFAVOR WITH THE UN EEIEE STAT RB CARRANZS 1 FEN

LITTLE ADVICE FROM MEXICO IS RECEIVED HREE   fENERAL OBREGON HAS ESTABLISHED A STRICT CENSORSHIP IN INTERIOR.   The Revolutionists in Control of Practically All Mexico Have Be@un (o Establish the New  Government.

CENSORSHIP IS + ESTABLISHED BY REBEL GOV'T   GENERAL OBREGON CONTROLLS ALL MEXICO—NO. INFORMATION FROM INTERIOR

MEXICANS TAKE ALL PRECAU TIONS ‘O SAPRGUARD LIFE : DEPOSE ih       HUERTA IS IN CONTROL   De ha Huerta Wi Act as Prov Mesitent Cath Rehe o Ce trate iu Mexice City—  More Federals Sur.

REBELS READY TO ESTABLISH A GOVERNMENI   MATAMORAS IS SCENE OF ARMED CONFLICT

Gen. de la Huerta to Take Charge and Establish a Provincial Governinent,   STRICT CENSORSHIP OVER ALL DEVELOPMENTS

REBELS ARE  FULL CONTROL   Preparing to Establish Nev Provisional Government   CENSORSHIP IS INVOKE

TO KELP CUT PRICES.   Coal Operators Pledge Support to Palmer in Eliminating Un. reasonably High Rates.

OPERATORS VOW FAIR COAL PRICE   MAJORITY OF U. S. PRODUCERS PLEDGE AID TO PALMER— EAD UNFAIR PRACTICES

SOFT, COAL MEN PLEDGESUPPORT TO ATTY. GEN   Resolution Adopted At Cleveland Meeting © Yesterday ~ At “Which Approximately Thotisand BituMinos Oneratorve Ware .Pracant      -WAS REQUESTED BY -PALMER   Agyee To Co-operate With Head Of. Department. Of Justice To > Eliminate Unreasonably’ Hieh Dainese ® lean ‘thvgies., Des abides   COPY. SENT .TO..WASHINGTON

GOAL OPERATORS 1 WI-OPERATE WATE ATTORNEY GENERAL   Pledge Support in Eliminating Unreasonable Prices and Unwise Practices.   SEVEN THOUSAND WERE REPRESENTED AT MEETINC   Many Maintained During Open Discussion That Bituminous Operators Were Only Receiving Reasonable Profits and Condemned Profiteering

PRICE BOOMING IS CONDEMNED BY OPERATORS   Committees in Coal Districts Formed to Co-operate with Devartment of Justice   WILL ASSIST PALMER   REFUSAL TO ASK OR RECEIVE UNREASONABLY HIGH PRICES 1S PROMISED

COAL BARONS UNBEND A BIT   READY TO CO-CFERATS IN FULLIB@ DOWER OF PRICES.   SUPPORT TO PLAMER PLEDGED   PRAOTECALLY ADNIT PUBLIC 15 PAYING Tee NUCH.   Exitetteg Charges Unreassanhbic, and Certain Practiess Bad —Haré Ceel Miners Ask Fer Am inpmerenmes..

COAL OPERATORS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR LOW PRICES   Resolution Is Unanimously Adopted by 1,000 Producers at Request of U.S, Attorney General.

SAY THEY WILL CO-OPERATS WITH PALMER IN DOING AWAY WITH UNFAIR PRACG: TICES, BUT WILL NOT REDUCE THEIR PRICES AT MINES.

Pledge Support to Government at Meet ir ~ Cleveland; Claim Profiteering Is. Excep: Han Dathor Than the Rule. oe

Bituminous Producers Adopt Resolution Pledging Support to the Attorney General to Eliminate Excessive Rates and Unwise  Practices; Urge Special Committees   PROFITEERING IS CONDEMNED

)PERATORS PLEDGED TO AID PALMER   000 SOFT COAL CORPORATIONS ARE REPRESENTED AT SESSION   WILL BLOCK HIGH PRICES   Promise to Support Attorney  Gam  eral in Efforts to H   ther Rise.

OPERATORS PLEDGE AD 10 CAMPAIGN FOR CHEAPER GOAI   PROMISE PALMER AT CLEVELANI MEET TO ELEWINATE UN REA: ‘SONABLY “HIGH PRICES.

ANOTHER HOPE OF WETS GONE   New Jersey Governor’s Secretary Fails to Find Any Fiaw in the Prohibition Proclamation.

SONORA TROOPS ARE AWAITING THE ATTACK   Strong Fortifications Bein Thrown Up About Town o Agua Prieta—Sonora Forces Dominate Railway.

SONORAREBELS “SEIZE pULAOID IN AVANCE   a xe a Extend Dominatien of South ern Pacific ‘de Mexico for  Military Use      TROOPS ARE MOVING TOWARD AGUA PRIETA   Deny Two Gunboats Wer Seized by Rebels Along Mexican Coast

SONORA CONTIMUE REVOLUTIONARY. IcuNgTCHRRINTISTIS      United States is Reported. to Have Decided to Turn Down The, Carranza Plea to Per ‘mit His Troops to Come Theog the T]nited States <=.

SONORA TROOPS READY FOR WAR, EXTENDING LINE   NEW REPUBLIC OF MEXICO PRE PARING TO DOMINATE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

SONORA REBELS CONTROL RAILROAD   Troops Defend Country Against Any Attack by Car4 ranzistas.

ARMY EXPERTS CALLED BEFORE SUPREME BOD!   Council Refuses to Devulge Why Military Men Were  Summoned

Amundsen and™ Gudmundsen in  Polar Ice ‘Pack   Two Expeditions Held in Grip of Northern Floes; Polar Bear Stands on Nose. *

OE OER ET A. fe nn ene ITN ae TPA TAY ES AND ATATS HE 1G MELT Veet

WOMEN WILL HAVE VOTE IN NOVEMBER   Those Living In Indiana Will Bellot Fog President Regardless of Federal] Legislation

MAY VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT IN NOVEMBER .  Ratification of Amendment To De termine Full Suffrage Rights

JAPAN'S COURSE UN OHANTUNG 10 BE UNSWERVING   Ambassador Shidehara Sees Nc Difficulty With America.   S FRIENDLY TO CHINA

JAPAN WILL SETTLE SHANTUNG QUESTION WELL, SPEAKER SAYS   New Japanese Ambassador Say Question Cannot Cause Diifficulty With America.   COUNTRY WILL SERVE INTERESTS OF PEAC!   Country Knows Her Responsi bilities to China and Civilization, He Says.

SHANTUNG 15 NOT CAUSE FOR WORRY   New Jap Ambassador. Says in Speech at Washington Last Evening   SAYS ITS UP TO CHINA      Feels Sure No Difficulties Can Arise Between Japan and United States

DECLARES JAPAN WILL CARRY OUT pHINESE POL CI   TERHITOHIAL  INRRGRITY oF NATION WILL Bb PRESERVED MINISTER SAYS.

JAPAN’S COURSE OUTLINED.   Ambassador Says Nation's Pol icy on Shantung Will Not Be Changed.

Nothing at Present to Warrant Apprehension That Immirration Ques. tion Might Prove Source of Complieations Between United States and His Country, Mr. Shidehara Says,

Nippon Will Pursue Course Unswervingly — K. i Shidehara.   DESTINY INTERWOVEN WITH CHINA’S. HE SAYS   “No Nation More Deeply In. terested in Preservation of China.”

SHANTUNG PLAN [3 OUTLINED BY JAP. DIPLOMAT   New Ambassador to United States Says China Must Decide Between Two Courses of Action   CLAIMS COUNTRY HAS “SPECIAL POSITION’   Asserts That Destinies of Oriental Nations Are Closely Interwoven

JAPAN'S COURSE OUTLINED   Ambassador Says Nation's Pal / fey. on Shantung Will Not ; Be Ohaneed.

TOKEEP FAITE O° Th Let bit f “TTD SUTIN   No Reasen to Expect. Trouble With America On This or Immigration, Says Minister 4

Says Japan Stands Ready to Effect Shantung Settlement   Ambassador to U.S. Declares Nation’s Course Will Be Pursued “Unswervingly” No Matter What Action China May Take—Declares Question Cannot Be Source of Difficulties With America.

Si¥'5 JAPAN CUSIRES NO DIFFICULTY   However, Shidehara Believes Mikado's Course in Shantung Matter Is Justified

JAPAN'S COURSE AS TO SHANTUNG   Will be Pursued Unswervingly Asserts Hara  NEW JAP AMBASSADOR   Makes Declaration at Dinner in His Honor Given by the Japan Society in New York. Cannot be Source of Difficulties Between United States and Japan. He Adds.

NS APAN WL FULFILLPACT TERMS   Nyponese Ambassador Deelares N Need: for Differences With > United‘ States..

INSIST SEND MACSWINEY BODY TO CORK   Government Refuses to Send Body to Dublin  ——Scene Results.   BULLETIN,

WHEAT PRICES BREAK AFTER NEAR STAMPEDE   Corn and Oats Share in Collapse on Chicago Market Following Calling of Loans.

PAIGE BREAKS IN WHEAT MARKE]   Losses on Tuesday Are Doubl Those of Wednesday in Board of Trade.

SELLING STAMPEDE IN CHICAGO WHEAT PI   Market Breaks - Heavily Under Un Loadin ing—-DecemBer Down to

TO IGNORE “INSULT”   Greeks Weel British Captain Should Playe Accepted Decoration.

DAILEY COMPLETES: TESTIMONY TODAY. NEWBERRY CASE   Government to Give Way to Defendants Tomorrow in Election Conspiracy Trial at Grand Rapids:   READ GRAND JURY NOTES

PROSECUTION IN NEWBERRY CASE REACHES LAST DAY   Grand Jury Testinwny I< Kecited From Noten of TH. Dele Souter. * Attorney.

HARDING IS GUEST OF CHICAGO G. 0.   Crowds Greet Senator as He Passes Through the City.   Speaks to Crippled Soldiers at Fort Sheridan—On His Way to St. Paul.

HARDING AT CHICAGO   Crowds Greet Senator as He Passes Through the City.   Speaks to Crippied Soldiers at Fort Sheridan—On His Way to St. Paul.

OSHKOSH MAN TO BEA: 100 PERCENT ASPIRANT “NOT HALF OF 1 PER CENT   MAYOR McHENRY TO STAND FOR “BILL OF HUMAN RIGHTS” IF HE RUNS FOR SENATOR.

CHICAGO'S INTEREST TV ELECTION KEEN   filinois Race for Gov ernor Warm.

POLLS GUARDED IN CHICAGO AS VOTE IS CAST   Interest Centers in Hot Gubernatorial Contest of G. O. P. and Democrats

GRAND JURY TO TAKE UP RAIL STRIKE CASES   “Outlaw” Leaders as “Guilty ‘as Murderers,” Declares Federal Judge.

GRAND JURY CALLED ON ‘OUTLAW’ CASES   New Orleans Federal Judge Opens an Investigation.

HGS Id URGED     Farmers Asked to Burn Bunch Grass Along Fences to Ficht Pests.

REAR ADMIRAL DIES      Former Commander of Adriatic Fleet Dead From Penumonia.

DIED SATURDAY   Was Reer Admiral aud Was Com. miander of Asiatle Fleet -

NAVAL COMMANDER  DIES   Admiral Winterhalter Succumbs Bud. denly from Pneumonia

WINTERHALTER DIED SATURDAY   Was Rear Admiral and Was Com. mander of Asiatic Fleet

COL, M'GOY AND JOHN BURKE TALK WERE THIC EVENING   Democratic Nominee for Governor and U. S.. Treasurer SQnanik ad Vaanmen Tell

UL, M’COY AND JOHN BURKE TALK HERE THIS EVENING   Democratic Nominee for Governor and U. S. Treasurer Sneak at Yeomen Hall

TWO GRAVE NEEDS CONFRONT NATION   Franklin K. Lane Says Devel. op Thought and Crystalize It Into Action.

DEEPER THOUGHT, DISCERNING ACTION   Lane Says These Are Two Grave Needs.

Franklin K. Lane Discusse; the Benefits of Community Organization.  

LANE MAKES . _ - AN ADDRESS   “Development” ‘of More ughtful and Interked Citizenship” _

LANE DEFINES OAFE PLAN FUR  GITIZENOHIP   DEVELOPMENT MORE THOUGHT. FUL AND INTERESTED CITIZENSIIP NECESSARY,

MORE THOUGHTFUL CITIZENSHIP NEEDED — EK LANE DECLARES   ‘Former Secretary of Interior ; Wriles Paper for Community i Organization Meeting   SEES GREAT GOOD IN NEW MOVEMENT   Too Many Divisions in Our : National life Says Former Cabinet Member

NINE-CENT FARE AT DAVENPORT   Street Car Company is Com pelled to Give Each Passenger a Receipt.

DEFEND DICER IN THE HOUSE OF PARLIAMEN   Fired on Indian people t uphold British suprem-“gey, he says

LOWDEN DENOUNEES TWO OF HIS PARTY   FLAYS MISSOURL REPUBLICANS WHO TESTIFIED THEY GOT PART OF FUND.

MME BENES DELEGATES PAID TO SUPPORT H!M   TESTIMONY OF MISSOURT MEM. BERS DENOUNCED Bi GOVERNOR.

WON'T TAKE VOTES OF TAINTED MISSOURIANS   Lowden Will Not Accept the Vote: of the Men Who Told of Gettine His Money.

LOWDEN DENIES MISSOURI VOTES PURCHASED   Will Not Accept Their Support at the Convention.

“ARS BESIBNEI   Was Appointed Collector of Internal Revenne for State of lewa in 1913

DEATH WINS IN RED TAPE RACE   SOLDIER WITH 8700 DUR, DIES PENNILESS.   John Murray, Totally Disabled in War, Without Funeral Ey pense Money,

FORMER SOLDIER PLEADS FOR BACK PAY TO DEFRAY COSTS: - OF FUNERAL, DIES PENNILES!

LOUIS KRUEGER ESCAPES POSSE ~ IN CLARK 00   LEAP THRU WINDOW LEADS T( ESCAPE OF NEILLSVILLE SLACKEK

BLOODHOUNDS TRAP SLACKER IN MICH. SWAMP   ‘Posse Circles Louis Krueger, After 18 Months a Fugitive   RAN RIFLE GAUNTLET   1S CLIMAX OF WAR ON DRAFT EVADING FAMILY DURING PAST TWO YEARS

Posse Seeks Draft Dodger In Underbrush   Fugitive for 18 Months Hide in Wisconsin Swamp After Fleeing From Deputies.

POSSE ENVELOPS LONE KRUEGER DRAFT EVADEF   “Battle of Krueger Farm” Recalled in Roundup of Fourth Brother To Be Victim of U. S. Authorities

POSSE SEARCHES THROUGH SWAMP FOR A SLACKER   Louise Krueger Sough as Dra f t Evader— Bloodhounds Used

POSSE RING SWAMP FOR DRAFT DODGER   [He Made It Refuge After Leap  Thru Window Amid Fusillade of Bullets to Escape.

BLOODHOUND USED TO GET LOUIS KRUEGER   FUGITIVE FOR A YEAR AND ? HALF IS SEEN AT HIS MOTHER’S HOME.

Posse and Dogs Trail Fugitive Evader of Draf;   Lonis Krueger, of Wiscensis “Battle” Fame, Secks Refurce in Swamp.

AMBASSADORS. MEET.   Extraordinary Session Called. to Consider Next Step in Demand;

RETURNING _ LIST. OF WAR CHIEFS WHOSE EXTRADITION —   fs Demanded by the Allies — German Peace Head Leaves Paris for Berlin— Allied Council Called Into Extraordinary Session. — : $96 War Lords on List.

SPECIAL MEETING OF ALLIED COUN   EXTRAORDINARY SESSION IS CALLED FOLLOWING EXIT OF VON LERSNER.

ALLIED COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS CONSIDERS = SITUATION GREATED BY RESIGNATION

VON LESNER QUITS JOB ‘AND RETURNS DEMANDS i ALLIES. WITH HIS REFUSAL   Entente Intends to Insist on Extradition: of Every Enemy Offender Mentioned is in ™ * t   AMBASSADORS § ARE CALLED :: “INTO HASTY CONFERENCE   List of Names. Will Not. Be: Published but Ie Includes Some of Most Prominent Men on Side of Germany.

Rafael Mallen Is Freed as No Evidence Is Found Associating Him with Com ‘munist Party ; Demand for Warrant Denied, Is Claim.   MORE ARRESTS ARE MADE AS HEARING OF ‘REDS’ CONTINUES

FREIGHT RATE RAISE IN IOWA   Thirty-Five Per Cent Increase to Be Allowed on Intrastate Business.

1 PER GET Alot IN FREIGHT ATED ALLOWED IN (OWE   R. R. Commission Grants Boos! on Intrastate Business; No Passenger Raise.

IOWA RAILROAD BOARD GRANTS FREIGHT INCREASE DISMISSES FARE APPEAL

MISSIONARY SHOT AN LOUISVILLE CAF   Woman Traveling Home In Kentucky City Is Hit By a Bullet From an Unknown Man Standing On a Crowd arl fC nme

MISSIONARY SHOT. IN LOUISVILLE. G4   Woman Traveling. Home In   Kentucky Cy Is Hit By a  Bullet From afi Unknown Man Standing O# a Crowded Corner.

COLBY ON  STAND IN OWN BEHALI   Appears Before Committec In Fight For Cabinet Po. sition.   NO STATEMENT MADR

GOLBY APPEARS NV OWN BERALT IN COMMITTEE   Hitchcock Says Statement of Colby Was ‘“Knockout” for Opposition

COMMUNIST ARMY READY TO MOVE   i000 ARMED AND TRAINED TO MOVE TOWARD BERLIN   REDS GAINING GROUND   12 hitied in Outbrek in Berlin —Conmmunists Seize Industrial Town tn Westphatia.

BOLSHEVIKS IN GERMANY FAST GAINING ADVANTAGE   40,000 Reds in Ruhr District Trained and Armed Ready to March on Berlin at Op portute Time — Many BRy.Soldiers.

(BLACK MASK LEADS:  ATK. U. ELECTION   BUT RIVAL FACTION) CON TROLS THE ANNUAL AND JUNIOR PROM.   BUNN. HEADS SENIORS   Massey, Long Distance pane Wins Presidency of the \Junjor Class i      “Cap” yin Annual ‘Editor Saunders and Penticaff Handle the Prom.

BLACK MASK LEADS AT K. U. ELECTION   BUT RIVAL FACTION) CON. TROLS THE ANNUAL AND JUNIOR PROM.   'BUNN. HEADS SENIORS   Massey, Long Distance Runner,  Wins Presidency of the .Jun ior Class   ‘Cap’. Garvin Annual _ Editor. Saunders and Penticuff Handie the Prom.

Premier Is Named by Bi; Assembly Majority as HMeschanel’s Syrcessnr.   A FRIEND OF LABOR!   Fathered Old Age Pension Act and Other Bills for Working Men.

PILGRIMS FLOCK TO SEE IRISH MIRACLE FEAR      Wonderful Cures Claimed With Aid of Templemore’s Bleeding Statues.

VISITING THE MIRACIE MAN   Ine ceva ni stream of Pileelims at  Vemplemore. treland.

BRYAN'S SILENCE ON CONVENTION IS OMINOUS   Nebraskan’s Attitude Is Break in Seeming Harmony; Delegates Scramble to Leave for Homes. .

NOMEN PLEDGE POY SPER   JARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN ITS SUE STATEMENTS FOVORING COX FOR PRESIDENCY   Following Adjournment of Cconvention Preliminary, Plans are Being Started to Land Ohio Governor in White House

DEMOCRATS SCORED BY PROPONENTS OF _ JHE THIRD PART   “Committee of Forty-Eight” At tacks Cox—Owen and Debs New Possibilities.

PRELIMINARY DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN GOT WELL UNDERWAY TODAY, LEADERS SAY

A.sistant Secretary of Navy Chosen by Acclamation as Cox’s Running Mate   PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN BEGIN TO TAKE SHAP§   STRONG BID WILL BE MADE FOR WOMEN’S VOTE; PAIx MER AND McADOO sovGH’  AS STUMP SPEAKERS.

DEMOCRATS oTART DRIVE 7 LAND ORIG GUYERNCR AG WILSONS SUCCEOOUR   Plans Are Made To Secure the Women’s Vote Which Is Believed To Be the Deciding Factor Next November.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT NAMED FOx DEMOCRATIC V. PRESIDENT AT THE FRISCO CONVENTION

POX-ROOSEVELT CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE OUTLINED   Steps Will hy Taken to Get Palmer and MeAdod to Take tlie Stump,

AND ’TIS NOW FOR THE CAMPAIGN   PLANS AE ALREADY STARTEN ’ TO MAKE A SPRCIAL EUVORT TO WIN THE WOMEN'S VOTES.

Bainbridge Colby One Of Party’s Best Bets _  ~g2 TI awrwr «art wreecwery rice

New York Man Who Is Assistant Secretary of the Navy, _ Was Chosen on the First Ballot.

DEMOCRATS FIAING FORTHE CAMPAIGN   SELECTION OF CANDIDATES TO BE FOLLOWED BY AR. RANGEMENT OF DRIVE   TRELIMINERY PLANS MADE   ‘Attorney General Palmer and  Wm. G. McAdoo May Be Asked to Take Stump in Be half of Ticket.

SAY FRIENDS FED HIM By J. Herbert Duckworth, N. E. A wmtaff Carracnandent

STOLEN MAIL SACKS ARE FOUND TODAY   Fished From River Near St. Louisa, Empty; Loss Is $100,O00), OO),

POLICE AND FIRE CHIEFS REFUSE ——TORESIGN   ackawanna Appointees Named Bi Socitist Mayor; Claims He is Not Politician

SAFETY CHIEFS WON'T QUIT FOR: - SOCIALIST HEAD   Police and Fire Officials ai  Lackawanna Refuse  _ Mavar’c TMiemand.

ACU CONTROL DINGS NEAR CWIL STRIFE   PLANTS SEIZED; LABORERS HOLD THEM WITH GUNS   Machine Guns, Grenade: Used in Efforts to Break up Rioting.

SEVERAL KILLED IN TRIESTE CONFLICTS   Armed Conflicts Between Socialists and Nationalists Increasing,  Casualty ‘List Grows.

PROBE INTO RACE CLASH IS STARTED   Warrants Expected io Be Issued for Leaders—N e gro Accused of Killing Grocer Rushed Out ot Town.

WITHDRAW GUARDSMEN FROM INDEPENDENC   Race War Subsides in Kansas Tow ~~Home Guards and Legion Offer Protection.

(Continued on Page 2.)   BOYS TO APPEAR BEFORE THE JUVENILE COURT

CUMMINGS RAPS REP UBLIGANS Ih  NEYAGIE SPEEGH   Temporary Chairman Occupys Most Of Time In Session.   FIST FIGHT OCCURS   Wilson Demonstration Causes Near Riot On Convention Floor.

DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION HEAR KEYNOTE   Temporary Chairman Cummings of Convention Scores Acts of Republicans.   RAPS ATTACKS ON PRESIDENT   Fist Fight is Staged by the New York Delegation When Wilson Demonstration is Started— Women Prominent at  O82 ant nm

DEMOCRATS GET KEYNOTE SPEECH   Temporary Chairman Cumming: Of Convention Scores Acts of Republicans. *   RAPS ATTACKS ON PRESIDEN}   Fist Fight Is Staged by the New York Delegation When Wilson Demonstration Ig Started— Women Prominent at Meeting

TRIBUNAL TO PASS ON THE DEMANDS RAILROAD WORKERS   Board of Nine Will Be*Selected Sub. ject To the Approyal of 2 the Senate, _

WILSON PREPARING 10 SET UP TRIBUNAL FOR LABOR CONTROVERSIES   resident Calls on Brother hoods and Corporations ic Name - Six Representatives to New Body.   TO CHOOSE THREE IN EACH.

WILL CONSIDER WAGE DEMANDS OF RAILROADS   Set Up Tr! bunal Which Sh Hear Wage Demands of T  President Bd sane Preparing i Million Employes.

PRESIDEN WURKS UN RAIL WAGE IRIBUNAL   Pieparing Notice to Both Fac tions to Name Men for Wage Board.  OraAiATO reticT Annnntir   SENATE MUST APPROVE

PRESEN WORK ON RAIL WAGE TRIBUNAL   Preparing Notice to Both Fac tions to Name Men for Wage Board.  SENATE M UST APPROVE  4 MG =) ) GSR Ge: CS . Ses Tee! oe tet   SENATE MUST APPROVE   Public to be Represnted by Thre: Members Out of Nine

WILSON WRITES TO RAIL CHIEFS ON WAGE COUR’   Asks Them to Nominate Men as Members of New Tribunal.

Railway Union Men Favor Giving New Law a Fair Test Before Effort is Made to Test Its Constitutionality

WILSON BEGINS 10 SET UP TRIBUNAL FOR RAILROAD MEN   Asks Unions .and Roads to Nomi. nate Men to Be Selected For Places.   WIL]. CONSIST OF NINE   Decisions of Group Will Not Be. Mandatory On Men or Roads.

WILGDN PREPARES TO SET UP BOARD   Acts Under Provisions of th Esch-Cummins Railroad Measure.

POLES AND RUSSIANS FIGHT NEAR LEMBERG   WARSAW REPORTS HARD BATTLE IN REGION OF KOVEL— PEACE PARLAY NOT YEF RESTAUED

POLES AND RUSSIANS FIGHT NEAR LEMBERG   WARSAW REPORTS HARD BATTLE IN REGION OF KOVEL— PEACE PARLAY NOT  Cn en pt ee Ae

FORTUNE IN LAKE   Nickels and Dimes Thrown In Water Await Diver.

(OWA LABOR LEADERS ~WINCITY ELECTIONS   Incomplete. Returns Show Them to be Leading in All of Larger Communities.   DES MOINES NON-PARTISAN

LABOR WINNER IN VOTES IN IOWA TOWNS   Wallace M. Short Reelected Mayor in Sioux City; Also Win Waterloo      BURLINGTON IN LINE      Labor Party Candidates Also Capture Clinton; Barton ' * in Des Moines

RETURNS SHOW LABOR TICKETS SUCCESSFUL.   H. H. BARTON NEW MAYOR OF DES MOINES.   T. L. Rice Defeated Parley Sheldon 19 Years Incumbent In Mayor’s Office. In Ames Elections.

LABOR CARRIES IOWA ELECTION   Most Candidates on Labor Ticket Won.   WERE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS   In Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo and Other Towns Unjon Candidates Won.

Sioux City, Waterloo, Barlington and Clinton Install Working Men’s Candidates; Cedar Rapids Re-instates Rall.

LABOR CANDIDATES WIN QUT IN IOWA   Union Labor Tickets Successfu In Several Cities Of The State.

HAD A KEY 10 BOOZE   EVANSVILLE POLICE CHIEF ON TRIAL FOR ALLEGED DRY LAW VIOLATIONS.

POLICE CHIEF BOOZE RUNNER   Witnesses Tell of Evansville Police Head Bringing Liquot Into the State lilegally.

FOR NATIONAL GRAIN BODY   Farmers Plan Wider Activity--Made Over Bililon Dollars Last Year— Meet in Chicago.

FOR NATIONAL GRAIN BODY   Farmers Plan Widen Activity—Made Over Billion Dotlarg: Last Year— Meet in. Chicago. ‘

WILSON’ S IDEA ~ OF THE ISSUES   reste Inderses the. Platform OF Virginia. Deinocrats, .   SAYS-HE'IS-INAGCORD WITH IT

CAMPAIGN ISSUES      President Wilson Endorses Virzinia Platform

WILSON VIEW OF CAMPAIGN ISSUES GIVEN IN LETTER   In Full Accord With Sentiments Contained in Virginia Democratic Platform.   PARTICULARLY COMMENDS LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK      Also Singles Out for Praise Declara. tions on Finance and Reeonstruction, Which Deplores Agitation for an “Indiscriminate Bonus for Sol« diers of the Great War.”  a

VIRGINIA PLANKS — PLEASE WILSON   Coincide With His Views on What National Democracy Should Go to the People.

Particularly Commends Plank on League of Nations; Also Praises Declarations on Reconstruction, Finance, Including a Proposal to Revise the Tax Laws   DENDS LETTER TO SEN. GLASS

PRESIDENT'S IDEAS UF PARTY ISoUES ARE MADE CLEAR   Wilson in Full Accord With Virginia Democratic Platform.   LETTER IS MADE PUBLIC

Platform Adopted By Virginia Democrats, Written By Sen. Glass, Expresses Wilson’s Sentiments.

WILSON APPROVES VIRGINIA PLATFORM   PLANKS FOR TREATY RATIFICATION AND TAX REVISION REFLECT HIS VIEWS   Charge Probe Committees Wasted $2,000,000—Dresident Against “Indiscriminate Bonus’

WILSON OUTLINES CAMPAIGN ISSUES AS HE SEES THES   Letter Expresses His “Full Ac cord” With Sentiments in Platform Adopted by Virginia Democrats.

Secretary Glass Responsible for Campaign Issues for Platform of Virginians   REFLECTS WILSON VIEWS   Generalities Without Sign o' _ Remedy for Existing Evils "Are Evident

Unreserved Ratification of Versailles Treaty ¥s His Objective   GIVES PLATFORM VIEWS   [Writes Glass He Is in Full Ac cord With Virginia Democratic : Convention's Sentiments

WILSON OUTLINES CAMPAIGN ISSUES   Approves Virginia Platform, For League Unweakened wall Sweeping bonus

VIRGINIA PLATFORM PLEASES PRESIDEN!   STATEMENT REGARDED AS FORECASTING WHAT HE WILE EXPECT AT SAN FRANCISCO.

LOVE and [MARRIED LIFE  od itor ~e  y. the n : coh MSG@lone Gibson

MANAGEMENT OF OOUNTY HOSPITADL.18 COMMENDED   Board of Charities Finds Building is Fine Sanitary Condition and Management Excellent.

HOSPITAL PRAISED IN CHARITIES REPORT   COMMITTEE FINDS HOSPITAL IMMACULATELY CLEAN AND MANAGEMENT CHAPABLE

Sch ESTIMATE Ot WOODS EXPENSES   Committee Fails to Arrive at - Definite Figure.   VARIOUS AMOUNTS QUOTED

ScEh: COTIMATE OF WOOD'S EXPENSES   Committee Fails to Arrive at Definite Figure.  4   VARIOUS AMOUNTS QUOTED

GIRL'S DEATH IS ACCIDENTAL   Has No Bearing on Griffith Mystery Being Probed

20 KNOWN DEAD, SCORES INJURED, IN HOTEL FIRE   FLAMES SWEEP BUSINESS DIS. TRICT OF KLAMWATH FALTIS, TRAPPING MANY IN HOTEL

GERMANY 10 MAKE COUNTER PROPOSAL   Preparing List of Allied/ Men Accus ed by Berlin Government Violators of Law

GERMANY PREPARES.   Has List of ‘Names, or Allied  of Violating Laws of War— Fear Siberian Bolsheviki Will Enter Japan~-European  Aleawe

GERMANY . PULLS VERY NEAT. YOKER OUT OF SLEEVE   Preparing List of Allied Sol: _-diers-and.: Officials_Charged. With Violation of the. :  “oo Laws of i War. ...   DON’T: ASK EXTRADITION   ‘Will Submit the List of the Allie Accused as Counter, Proposal To Demands Made  On Them. — ~

unter ‘Against - Der nd or Extradition of Conflict: Criminals; Make Threat ‘Against Belgium

PLIGHT LEEUTENANT KILLED.   Airplane Burst Into Flames at 1,200 Bieet and Fell

———— ~=~Ss—~MNSF—Cetee ””S—C _—SOFt”~*S  Michigan Town Has »-Summer Capital Hops

REVIVE WATERWAY TRAFFIC IS PLES   Development Of  Mississipp’ Valley At Standstill Engineers Are Told.

URGES SUPPORT FOR WATERWAY DEVELOPMENT   Revival of Inland Transportation Approved of by Engineer.

A Man With a Hold Un Stor:       G 2 fig Name as Joseph Alexander i Stock Taisen, OF Fart Smich 2 Tels a Bie Story in St, Gowis.

HELD PRISONER. *.: 7 SINCEXMONDAY        Known As The “Potato King At Ft. Smith And Reparted: Te. Be Wealthy.

POTATO KING PREY OF THUGS   Joe Alexander of Fort Smith Arkansas, Tortured and Robbed of $25,000.

FORT SMITH MAN IS HELD CAPTIVE   Joseph Alexander, Fort Smith “Potato King,” Forced to Sign Check for $25,000.

“POTATO KING” ~ HELD PRISONER   Forced to Sign Check for   MADE HIS GETAWAY ~ WHILE GUARDS SLEPT   Arkansas Man Tells Story. at St. Louis.-_ :

STOGKMAN CAPTURED BY THUGS AND FORCED TA WAITE Bie CHEPKS   MADE ESCAPE EARLY TODAY AND REPORTED SITUATION TO THE POLICE.

‘REAT LAKES TO BE BIGGER   ‘ommandant Bassett Tells House Committee of New Plens.

MORE MEN FOR GREAT LAKES   Navy Department Plans Threefoild In. crease, Rear Admiral Bassett Tells House Committee.

Penrose Will Not Go To Chicaga   The Senator's Physicians Announced Today That Penrose Would Take Their Advice and Not Go,

PENROSE NOT GOING   On Advice of Physicians Senator Will Remain al His Home,

PENAUSE WILL BE UNABLE TA 1 TO GHIGAGE   Physicians’ Bulletin Says Senator Has Given Up Trip to Convention

PENROSE CAN'T ATTEND.   eased Senator Will he Unahte To Participate at Chicago=— His Condition.

Conventionalities   PENROSE CAN'T ATTEND. By Aasoctated Presa Leased Wire

SENATOR PENROSE WILL NOT BE AT CONVENTION (Rew Aaeunciated Prana)

SEN. PENROSE VERY SICK MAN   Five Physicians Were in Consultation at the Senator’s Bedside This Afternocn, Late Report.

Coast Candidate Looms as Victor as Schism Hits Financial Circles

Sevneteen-year-old Girl Is Thought to Have Secured $11,000 in Randa.

ELIMINATION OF WAR RESTS WIT WOMEN DECLARES ENGLISHWOMAN   Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale of England, ir Address Before Ohio Federation Of Women’s Clubs Calls On New Voters

ENGLISHWVCMMAN SAYS BUNK HAS BEEN FED   Telis Federation Convention Womer Should Act io Prevent Futnre Ware.

RHODE ISLAND IS GIVEN RIGHT TO TEST DRY LAWS   ) Supreme Court Will Speed Fina .  Besision As To Legis- * Faton’s Validity

SUPREME COURT SPEEDS UP DRY LAW DECISION   Permits Rhode tshad ra Fae Tes! Case Direct with Nation'= Highes. ribwnek

SOFT PEDAL ON CREDITS   Federal Reserve Board Out for Control.   TO CHECK BIG BORROWERS   Board Wou!d Amend Reserve Act to Establish a Maximum and a Sliding Scale of Rates.

CREDIT SITUATION 10 BE REGULATE   Peace Time Policy of Federal Reserve Board Is to Check Expansion and Induce Healthy Liquidation.

Annual Report of Nationa Body Outlines Plans to Con trol Credit Situation and Bet ter Industry.

WOULD REGULATE CREDITS SYSTEM   FEDERAL BOARD WOULD RE STORE OLD EQUILIBRIUM   Annual Repert Made Public Today Sets Forth Method to Be Pursuaed Ry Federal Reserve Banks.

Fetleral Bask Control In Anfiual Report Warns Against Rapid Deflation   SEHATE TAKES BPR. R. BILL

FEDERAL RESERVE LAYS PLANS FOR § AFE DEFLATION   Warns’ Against ‘Too Rapid Reduction of Credits In America.   BOARD IS READY 10 TEST ABILFTY OF SYSTEM ADOPTEL   ] Would Permit Reserve Banks to Establish Limited Credits.

CREDIT SITUATION   Members Determined to Exercise Full Powers in Restoring Pre-war Equili   brium and Aiding Trade.

FEDERAL RESERVE. “BOARD REPORTS CREDIT SOUND   Says if Ordinary Precaution is Used in Matter Nation Need Fear No Financial Strece.   WARN COUNTRY   Must Guard Against Too Rapid Deflation of Prices to Make the Change to Peace  Basis Easy. s

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TG EXERT _ FULL POWER TO RESTORE PRE-WAR  “EQUILIBRIUM. PROMISE IN REPORT              Annual Statement Outlines Policy of Organization for Improve' ment of Financial Conditions.—Recommendations Made to Congress for Amendment of Act.

FEDERAL RESERVE — Pus T0 ASSIST Ih STABILIZING TRADE   Announcement of An Effort To Bring About Prewar Conditions is Made This Morning. — Important Mat  WOULD LESSEN INFLATION

ULL POWER OF RESERVE SYSTEM 10 BE EXERTED   [REGULATION AND CONTROL  OF CREDIT SITUATION 1S  TQ BE UNDERTAKEN.

FEDERAL BOARD IS 10 CONTROL ALL CREDITS   WOULD RESTORE NOMAL MAXIMUM CREDIT LINES    Bank Asked to Hold Large Bor. rowers in Check to Stop Expansion,   RAPID DEFLATION. FEARED   Reports Show Country’s. Com. merce and Finances at,Bottom to Be Sound.

FEDERAL BANKS 10 CONTROL CREDIT AS AID 10 COMMERCE   ANNUAL REPORT BY RE. SERVE BOARD MADE PURLIC TODAY.   iSFEK COOPERATION   Ability of System to Check ‘Expansion Is to Be Tested, —

RESERVE BOARD PLANS DEFLATION TO AID CREDIT   Will Endeavor To Re store Pre-War Equilibrium In America.

RESERVE BOARD WILL EXERT (15 AUTHORITY TO REDUCE INFLATION   Report Shows Determination  " of Reserve Bank System to Bring Nation to a Pre-war Basis.   ADMITS ITS NEGLIGENCE

ACOLAVE GUA DETERMINED 1d  PROTECT GRE      WILL EMPLOY WHOLE MACHINERY  OF RESERVE SYSTEM IN RETURNING TO NORMAL,

CONTROL GF CREDIT SYSTEM TO RESTORE EQUILIBRIUM IN U. $   Federal Reserve Board to Exercise Its Full Power, It Says.

RESERVE BODY. MAKES REPORT      Course Is Designed To Help Commerce and Industry In Restoring A Pre-War State Of Affairs   RECOMMENDATIONS ARE. ~~ MADE TO U. §. CONGRESS   ‘Cooperation of Business Anc Public Is Urged; Financial Situation Safe At Bottom, . Savs Report 

RESERVE BOARD TO FIX CREDITS   Will Exert Power to Get Nation’: Business Back to Prewar Basis.   AMENDMENT 1S RECOMMENDED   Asks Congress for Permission to Es. tablish. Normal Maximum Lines of Credit Accommodation for ° Member Banks.

RESERVE BOARD'S ANNUAL REPORT   Designs Course to Aid Commerce and Industry.   TO FIX CREDIT SITUATION   Will Exert Its Full Power to Get Na. tion’s Business Back to a Prewar Basis—Asks Congress for an Amendment.

RESERVE BOARD HAS SYSTEM 10 CHECK EXPANSION   To Aid Commerce, Industry in Restoring Equilibrium

rED, RESERVE BUARD TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW   Would Exert Power to Regu late Credit Situation to Restore Normal Conditions.   MAXIMUM LINES OF CREDIT ARE FAVORED   Big Demand and Meagre Supply is One Cause of Higher Cost of Living.

WILL AID COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY IN RESTORING  PREWAR EQUILIBRIUM   Board Is Prepared to Test Ability of System to Check Expansion and to Include Healthy Liquidation.

CREDIT REGULATION BY RESERVE BOARD IS TO BE TRIED   is Designed to Stabilize Industry and Commerce and Check Undue Inflation.   SCHEME IS EXPLAINED   Too Rapid Deflation of Credit System Would Be Disastrous to the Country.

FULL POWER TO BE EXERTED   To Test Ability of Federal Banking System to Aid Industry

RESERVE BOARD 10 AID GREOWT BY Wat QF BANK SYSTEM   Test Planned of Its Efficacy to Check Expansion, Cause Healthy Liquidation  WARNING AGAINST RAPID DEFLATION IS SOQUNDED   Co-Operation of Business Neec to Make Progress Rapid, Substantial, Statement.

NO REDUCTION ~ INRY. RATES   Railyosd Bill Makee Some Rate: Effective for a Pericd of Six Months

inns cee tm ee RNa a i eas  TURKS ATTACK MERSINA ON MEDITERRANEAN FRENCH WARSHIPS BOMBARD THE TURKS

BEER ISSUES  REVIVED AGAIN BY THOMPSO)   He Threatens to Oppose Ad journment Unless He Gets Dernrd Vantaa

MINSK IN HANDS OF BOLSHEVISTS   ‘Soviet Troops Are Reported to Have Occupied Town July 11.

Its Fall Taken To Indicate That Vi'na Is In Imminent Danger of Capture.

Bolshevik Troops - Captured Minsk      Villna, 1 Is Now Assumed Is In Danger of Capture by the Bolshevist Army.

MAY SPREAD BOLL weeyi   Threat to Seatter Pest and Stock Dis. ease Throughout South Signed “7. Ww, ww.”

ANONYMOUS THREAT T TO SCATTER BOLI. WEEVIT IF MEX. LABOR BROUGH!

SOUTH IS MENACED BY . W. W.,   Letters Threaten Spread of Bol! Wee. vil and Cattle Disease.

MAY SPREAD BOLL WEEVII   Threat to Scatter Pest and Stock Dis ease Throughout South Signed “1 Wow

SIX PERSONS KILLED IN CROAT QUTBREA   lialian Officers Mobbed During Feast Day Celebration in Dalmatian Port

CROATS TURN ON ITALIANS.   Kill Commander of Cruiser, Along With Five Others.

LIES PREPARE PEACE ACTION INDEPENDENTLY OF AMERIG!   turope Faces Necessity of Revising Treaty Terms tc  Suit Altered Conditions Owing to Long Delay in Ratification

CLEARING THE WAY FOR INDEPENDENT ACTION   England, France and Italy Plan To Act Without The Interference of U. S.

SHIP BLAST KILLS THREE   Boiler Explosion Disables the Steamer Empire City—Vessel is Sister Ship of Wrecked Superior City.

DISABLED BOAT TOWED ASHORE AY CLEVELANL   Sister Ship of Hl-fated Superio! City Which Recently Wen Down.

Boiler Tube Blew Out, Killing Three   Disabled S(eamer, Earpive, Towed Une to Clovekiund Harbov By Two ‘Lugs,

HUSBAND'S BULLET FATAL   Wichita Banker, Shot When Mistaken For Another, Dies,

IROLSHEVIRE BOMB ARN JAPANESE STRONGHOLDS  BY UNITED PRESS. TOASED Wee ra Ener.

Frank Welton Found Guilty of Complicity in Killing at Em. inence, Mo.—Woman Chief Witness for State.

Convention Sidelights as Seen by W. J. Bryan   (Written expressly for the International News Service.) Copyright, 1920, by William J. Bryan.

Ae tne ABVAN ASSERT?   Says Convention .;Cannot ‘Now. Ignore Action on o) Prohibition. :

MR. BRYANS  _ DAILY LETTER        HE WAS NOT GIVEN CHANCE,’ TO SPEAK AT. CONVENTION.       EXPECTS DRY PLANK:        HE THINKS THE DRYS HAD ALL THE BETTER OF ARGUMENT. .   ~_ i nee Ventures: No Guess xs to the Way:  -the’ Nomination Cat May be  Expected to Jump. ;

MEREDITH SAYS HE’S DELEGATE NOT CANDIDATE   lowan Declares Himself Content With Present Position as Secretary of Agriculture; No ‘Other Aspirations.

MEREDITH QUITS NOMINATION RUN   Secretary of Agriculture An nounces that He Is Not-a Candidate

UNION LEADERS EXPECT BREAK IN COAL STRIK}   Industry Still Tied uP Bu  Retturn to Mines Is Desdirted 

ALL ANTHRACITE MINES ARE IDLE   Hard Coal Industry Practical ly At Standstill As Result of Unauthorized Strike.

INDUSTRY AT  ~ASTINISTIL   Litt Anthracite Being Taken from’ Mines.   MINE WORKERS-ON  AREAL VACATION   Lay: Off Labor Day Regardless of Strike.   Reports Show 150 Collieries and 437,000 "Men ain Idfeness in the Anthracite Fields—End_  4 “of Strike Believed Near:

ANTHRACITE INDUSTRY AT STANOSTL!   Miners Take Week End and  Labor Day For Vacation  AA aeha Tuesday   150 COLLIERIES IDLE  General Return to the Mines Wednesday is Expected By Leaders

GUAL INDUS THY AT STANDSTILL AC MIEN STRIKE   Approach Of Labor Day Adds To Vacation  Feeling.   150 COLLERIES- IDLE   “Back To Mines” Rust Expected To Come Wednesday.

AT ASTANDSHILL   Nothing Doing in Anthracite Coal Industry Today.

A MAN IS ELECTROCUTED      Horman Gutech of North Bend I: Killed While Working On  a ee ee oe

MOONSHINER KING IS CAUGHT AGAIN   Federal Prohibition Officer: Swoop Down Upon Jacksonville

MOONSHINER KING IS CAUGHT AGAIN   Federal Prohibition Enforcement Of. ficials Swoop Down Upon Jackeonville

REDUCTIONS ON ALL TIRES AND TUBES   General Cut in Prices Ranging Fron 12 to 20 Per Cent Is Forthcoming,

TIRE COMPANIES GUT -PRICES 20 PER GEN)   AKRON MANUFACTURERS RE DUCE NEW’ TIRE’ LISTS NEARLY’ ONE-FIF-TH

FIRE CAUSE FIXED BY STATE MARSHAI   FIRE MARSHAL BLAMES MUSHROOM GARAGES FOR MUCH LOss.   DEMANDS LEGISLATION   Address Before Fire Marshail Association Made By Kansas State Official.

FIRE CAUSE FIXED BY STATE MARSHAI   FIRE = MARSHAL BLAMES MUSHROOM GARAGES FOR MUCH LO      Addrexs Hefore Fire Marshall Association Made By Kansas State Official.

VERA GRUZ APPEALS TO NEW ORLEANS FOR BUBONG SERUM   Six New Cases and Five Suspicious Cases Make Sanitary Authorities Anxious for Immediate Aid.—More Deaths And New Cases Renorted. -

POLISH DAN NAKES PROGRES:   GENERAL PILSt Dosti ATTEMPT. ING TO SPLIT THE CENTER OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY   POLISH MORALE {8 OOD   Polish Ministers Who Have Made Tour ef the Front Say the Spirit of the Men is ata High Piteh, — Forcing the Bolsheviki Back.

RUSSIANS ADMIT. BREAK IN LINES BY POLISH TROOPS; DANZIG CORRIDOR 1S FREED   Nomen Play Conspicuous Part In Counter-Offensive Against Reds Is Report

RESCUER OVERCOME IN SEARCH FOR VICTIM   Condition Not Serious; Fans ,a Work and Search for En. tombed Continues.

LEADER FALLS UVERCOME BY MINE GASES   Heroic Work to Rescue The Imprisoned Miners Halted   ‘Union Collieries Company Men  Still Held in Mine.

SOME GOTHAM SUGAR MEN IN SWEET SWEAT   Caught with Larg: Stoeks Will Probably Suffer Losses

Zottom Falls Out of Market: Price Toboggans From 2 To 17 Cents, With Offerings At 15 Cents.

SUGAR NOT YET AT BOTTOM      Dealers at New York Worrying Over the Prospect of a  Further Drop.

MURPHY ‘IS FOUND GUILTY   Alleged Associate of Criminal Gang in  California is Convicted .

auU GANGSTER OUND GUILTY OF ATTACK ON GIRLS   Associate of Criminal Gang Convicted by Jury in Court.   Pals Were Lynched After Slaying Peace Officers at Santa Rosa,

VILLA IS MENACING   Mexican Rebel Chieftan s Be. ported Moving With Larg: Band to Seize Wheat Cro] of Coahuila.   OBREGON SAYS HE IS _ FOR PEACE WITH U. §   Probable Next President 0! Mexico Expresses Friendli ness—U. S. Shps to Ai Carranza’s Flight.

REBEL ARMY AFTER VILLE   Olid Bandit Chieftain Heads for Coa. huila to Seize the Wheat Crop.

AEVOLUTIONIGTS MOVE 0 TORREON 10 BLOCK VILL!   Huertado Under Orders to Intercep Bandit Leader Purposing Seizure of Coahuila Wheat Crop   EFFORTS CONTINUE TO BRING VILLA ~ IN LINE WITH MEXICAN REVOLT AIM

VILLA READED FOR WHEAT FIELDS FOLLOWED BY RERS  sQia haeannictad Bane

BIG GIFT FROM ARMOUR   Six Millionx Presented Ry Ment Packer to Rebuild Iustitute nt Technolary.

J, Ogden Armour Gave . $6,000,000 Gift To The -Institute-of Technology

A $6,000,000 GIFT.   Is Made To Heip Rebulld the Afmour Instithte,

Declared Not Responsible for Monu.mental Prices—tClothier Is Also Withoat Gailt.

GROCER NOT TO BLAME FOR H. C. L.. ASSERTION OF SAN FRANCISCO MAN

WOULD. END TAXLESS BONDS   Proposal for Constitutional . Amend. mont Placed Before the House at Washington.

No Tax Exemptions In Amendment:   Constitutional Amendment Offercal to Prevent Issuance of Securities Wx. empt From Taxation,

Amendment Would Prevent Issuance of Tax Which Would Exempt Securitie

WOULD TAX GOVERNMENT SECURITIES   Seek Abolition of NonTaxable Issues; Point Out Huge Loss.

‘PROPOSES BAN AGAINST  TAX FREE SECURITIES      Chairman of House Banking Committee Urges Constitutional Amendment

Tax-Exempt Securities Are Rapped   1OUSE BANKING BOD’ ASKS CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE.

A NEW AMENDMENT   Proposed to Prevent Issuance of Tax Exempt Securities.

CLAIMS FIFTEEN BILLIONS AFLOAT IN NON-TAXABLES   Solon Wants Amendment  Prevent Issuance

VETO PUT TAX OW ALL SECURITIES   (ONG. MeFADDEN PROPOSES BILL TO STOP ISSUANCE OF NON-PTANABLE SECURITIES   OVER FIFTEEN BILLIONS OF SECURITIES IN (, 8. ARE EXEMPT FROW TAXATION

SWEEPING ~ AMENDMENT IS PROPOSEL   Federal Law Proposed té Prevent Tax Exemption on Government Securities.

Arrivals and Departures of Residente 7 and Visitors   IN THE SOCIAL worn   The Column Everybody Reads-——Chat About Your Friends and Neighbors—Here and There

PERSONAL NOTES   ‘errivals and Departures of Residents - ~and Visitors   IN THE SOCIAL WORLD   The Column Everybody Resds—Chat About Your Friends and Neighbors——Here and There.

MISS CLAY DESERTED BY HER COLLEAGUES   Had Aceepted Her Teleection as Delegate From Kentucky on a Pro}  League Vote.

WOMEN DIVIDE? 98 LEAGUE   Miss Clay. of Kentucky, Gese. ied By Her Colleacue

GALVESTON SITUATION [3 RAPIDLY CLEARING FREIGHT BEING MOVE   NO UNTOWARD INCIDENT OCCUR: SINCE ARRIVAL OF THE NATIONAL GUARDSMEN.

CONGRESS NOW   Harding Wants the Decks Cleared for Action Before March

SOTA HOUSE sTONATO BUSINESS TORY   SENATE SCHEDULED TO BRQGI DISCUSSION OF BILL REGULATING MEAT PACKERS   PROGRAM OF THE HOUSE   he wer Branch Wis to Begin Consid.eration ot Bili to Suspend bmmiigraltion.—Reliet for Farm Conditions Will Be Demanded,

APPREHENSION KEENLY FELT   There Appear to Be Im: pending Railroad Crisis in England

RAILROAD CRISIS IMPENDING.   Pnglish Government's Offer Win Probabiv he Reiected.

RAILROAD CRISS NEAR IN ENGLAND   PROPOSALS OF GOVERNMENT ALONG LINES FOLLOWED IN U. S. WILL PROBABLY BE REJECTED.

A RAILROAD CRISIS.   Britishers Are Expectizg Som tyint of the Sort very eaen

RAILROAD CRISIS IN ENGLAND IMPENDING WILL REJECT OFFER   DELEGATES OF LOCAL UNION: TO MEET TOMORROW EXPECT ED TO REFUSE GOVERNMENT’! WAGE. OFFER.

Believed Government's Offer In Scttlement of Wage Controversy Will Be Rejected.

One Well Swabbing 4,000 Barrels—Many Other Nice Producers—-Extension of Productive Territory — Production Figures of Mid-Continent fer July.

MEAIGANS WARNED AGAINST MONEY    SAID TO BE $200,000,000 AMERI CAN COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN MEXICO; MEASURES  TAKEN TO STOP.

MEXICO WARNED TO LOOK OUT. FOR.U. S. COUNTERFEIT. BILLS   Consul Declares $200,000, 000: Circulated by Radi cals to “Perseuted.”

UNCLE SAM WARNS OF COUNTERFEITERS   Consul. General Tells Stat Department.

SERVICE.   $200,000,000 Bogus Currency Issued by “Reds   Mexico Flooded With Spuri ous Money by Agents of Russian Bolsheviki 

Supreme Court _ Suspends Proceeding:   In Case of Arkansas vs, Mississippi ~ in Regard to Boundary Dispute.

WOMAN SHOOTS HER BIVORCED. HUSBAND FIVE. TIMES, DEAD   Brother cf Surgeon General o! United States Slain On Hampton Streets.   HE -DIED EARLY TODAY   Former Wife Says He Threatened to Send Her to Jail; Couldn’t Bear It.

FAGE FOOTNG WITH GERMANY TQ AE DELAYEL   Exchange of Diplomats Cannot Made ; e Without

J. S. RELATIONS WITH GERMANY AGAIN DELAYED   Representatives Not to Be Exchianged Till Treaty Is Ratified, Belief.

CHICAGO POLICE MAY DISCARD BLUE   Uniforms. Are. Not-Necessary. If Chief Garrity Says So. — He Declared He Will Rid Chicago: of Wave. of. Crime

EDETORS FACING USEC   Shortages fn AW Lines Adds Interest to National Meet.

EUROPEAN SEER PREDICTS ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE OF PRESIDENT WILSON NEXT YEAR

ADAM Be TELERIE MANES HER PREPHECH   All France Places Much Relianwe on Hor Forecas's—Bays Wl son's Life Will He Endangered In 199%.

FACES. TEST TODAY   NEBRASKA AND GEORGIA PRI - MARIES TO SHOW How. DENS. PERL         ‘NEBRASKA PRIMARY "REVIVES : HITCHCOCK BRYAN M 7

VOTE IN GEORGIA AND NEBRASKA WILL INDICATE HOW PEOPLE FEEL ToWARD WILSON   Commoner is Making Strenuous Ef. fort to Win Place in Democratic Conyenticn—Pershing is Factor in Nebraska's Primary

MINISTRATION IS FAGING TEST OF DEMOGRATIC OPINION   ‘Factional Fights on at Primaries Being Held at Georgia and Nebraska,

EST QUI WILSON STRENGTH   Learn Democratic Opin. ion at Polls   Alignments Follow Faetional Fights

NEBRASKA AND BLURGIA VOTE  UN DELEGATES   Wilson Administration Faces Test of Democratic Opinion in Tyo States   GEORGIA PRIMARY LED BY PALMER AND SMITE   rEUD IS ON IN NEBRASKA BE. TWEEN BRYAN AND HITCH. COCK ON LEAGUE OF NA. TIONS AND PROHIBITION,

ADMINISTRATION 1S FACING TEST   FACTIONAL FIGHTS IN TWO STATES MAY GIVE BASIS FOR FORECAST.

ISSUES ARE CLEAN CUT INTWO STATE PRIMARIES TODAY   IN GrORGIA AND NERRASIKA WILSON. POLICIES ON LEAGUE ‘ARE BEING. PUT TO THE TEST. OF PUBLIC OPINION.

ADMINISTRATION FAOING TEST OF DEMOCRATIC OPINION IN TWO STATES.   fhe Republicans Also Have an Interesting Situation in ‘Nebraska Where Pershing is Making Bid for Nomination.

impressive Ceremonies in London and Paris Mark (Second : Anniversary of Closing of World War   PARADES, MEMORIALS AND PATRIOTIC MEETINGS HELD THROUGHOUT U.S

2,000 MEDALS, LETTERS COMMENDATION GIVEN   Secretary Daniels’ Office fi Scene of Appreciation o! Valor That Was Shown by  American Boys,

ARMISTICE DAY IS SESERVED BY ALLIED NATIONS   England, France Hold Impressive National Ceremonies. \

BY NATIONS WHO ~ ENGAGED IN IT   France and England. Bury Unknown. -Sondiers wit Special Honors”         AMERICA AWARUS. MEDALS      To Navy Men Who Served With Dis    tinction—-Admiral Sims” Decoration Held For Him

Soldiers From Nameless Graves interred at Westminster "aad Arc De Triomph. *   ARYUSTICE DAY FEATURE   France and Great Britain Keep the Day—Meny American , Cities Celebrate. 

NATIONS REST   NATIONS REST 24pt  FOREIGN, COUNTRY PAUSE T¢ HONOR) DEAD WHO FELL I? BATTLEFIELD; HOLD IMPRES SIVE CEREMONIES

Bodies of Unknown Soldiers Deposited in Westminster Abbey and Under the Arc De Triumphe by British. ‘and  _ French Governments—Heart of Gam= betta Deposited i in Pantheon—Obse ance in Tinited Siatac

CELEBRATE Tit ANNIVEROARY OF WORLD WAR'S END   Impressive Ceremonies Held in London and Paris During Armistice Day. °

ALLIED NATIONS HONOR ~ SOLDIER DEAD TODAY   NAVY AND MARINES CELEBRATE

England and France Hold Im pressive Ceremonies On An niversary of War's End  Notables Take Part In Solemr Rites Honoring Soldier Dead  Cities in America Celebrate Event.

ANNIVERSARY UF WAR'S CLOSE IS CELEBRATED   ‘Day in London and Parig Marked By Impressive Ceremonies.   PRIVATE BURIED IN WESTMINISTER ABBEY   Joffre, Foch and Petain Stand By the Open Grave of Verdun Hero.

ARMISTICE E DAY —1§ CELEBRATED   British and French People Pay Tribute to World War Dead

GELEBRATES ARMISTICE DAY    France and Britain in Great   Ceremonials-——Celebration   is General Throughout poe United States

ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATED IN ALLIED CAPITOLS: IMPRESSIVE SERVICES FOR UNKNOWN HEROE:   IMPRESSIVE BRITISH PROGRAM

WORLD CELEBRATE: CLOSE OF THE WAR   ALLIED NATIONS HAVE PROGRAMS COMMEMORATIVE OF ARMISTICE DAY. —   THE FRENCH BURY A POUL!   Unknown Soldier Who Fell. at Verdun Is Given Sepulcher Beneath the Arch Of  Txinmnh.

THREE COUNTRIES PAY TRIBUTE 10 FALLEN WARRIORS   Greatest Struggle In World History Ended Two Years Today.

ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION IS INTERNATIONAL   -ONDON AND PARIS HOLI IMPRESSIVE CEREMON.IES COMMEMORATIVE  OF THE DAY.   U. $. OBSERVANCE IS GENERAL

France and England In Impressive Observance of Anniversary of War’s End

‘ORDER OF 1918 COMMEMORATEL   United States and Other Nations Party to World War  Celehreate Armistice Dav.

TRIBUTE IS PAID TO HERO DEAD   Impressive Ceremonies Mark Paris and London  Programs.   OBSERVANCE IS GENERAL IN U. S.

NATION HONORS HEANES OF WAR   Armistice Day Observances Are Held in Europe and United States.   UNKNOWN DEAD BURIED

PEOPLE OF EUROPE TODAY CELEBRATE SIGNING ARMISTICE   France and England Pays Tribut to Men Who Sacrificed Their Lives.   KING UNVEILS A MONUMENT   No Ceremonies cf National Char  acter Held in United States Tl" ol es

IMPRESSIVE. ARMISTICE DAY - ‘CEREMONIES   HELD IN AMERICA AND ABROAD ON SECOND ANNIVERSARY WAR'S END.

HIGH HONORS FOR WORLD WAR VETS   English and French Each Bury Unknown Soldier in Resting Places Reserved for Noted Sons; No Holiday Here.   NAVY AND MARINE CORPS GET MEDALS ON ARMISTICE DAY

iring of National Salute and. Minute’s: Silence : ‘Mark Commemoration In City; Navy De ~ partment Awards: Medals For Bravery; Le gion Commander - Scores Care of Disabled “Veterans In- Hospitals. Es

HONOR GLORIOUS DEAD   Great Britain and France Paid Trib ute to Their Sleepine Heroes Yesterday.

Impressive Ceremonies Held by British and French as Tributes to Fighters Who Died in Titanic Struggle   dvied um dttanic otruggic     Two Thousand Medals and  Letters of Commendation Are Awarded by tL S. to Men Who Did Heroic Work

Europe Commemorates Day With Impressive Ceremony   Bodies of Unknown Soldiers Are Buried With Honors Usually Accorded Field Marshals and Emperors in  Paris and London—No National Ceremonies Observed in United States.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES ARE HELD IN U.§. AND EUROPE   Paris Celebration Marked With Burial of Unknown Poilu In Arc de Triomphe; Pay Tribute to Dead of All Allied Armies; Similar Exercises Held In London   AMERICA HONORS ANNIVERSARY

FRANCE, ENGLAND, AND U. §. HONOR MEMORY OF DEAD   BODIES OF UNKNOWN WARRIORS ARE BURIED IN PARIS AND T rLreTrasS ART   Memorial Services Mark Anrh versary of Armistice With Cormany.

NATIONS HONOR THEIR HEROES   Tributes to Men Who Died in World War   SECOND ‘ARMISTICE DAY   Impressive Ceremonies in London and Paris and Thoughout United States.

MANY CELEBRATED ~—ARIISTICE. DAY   IN LONDON AND PARIS pay GENERALLY OBSERVED   (MPRESSWE  GtREMONIES   Was_Mnde a Heliday in Sone States “land Citits of the United States— Navy Dept. Awarded Crosses,

TRIBUTES TO _, WAR HEROES   Great Britain Accords Field Marshal's Funeral to Unknown British Warrior   Body of Unknown Frehehi * Soldier Buried Under Are de Triomphe, Paris .:

KING GEORGE UNVEILS CENOTAPH DEDICATED 10 THE GLORIOUS DEAD’ PARIS CELEBRATES DAY

LONDON AND PARIO IN GREAT PROGRAMS   BODIES OF NAMELESS DEAD IN. TERRED WITH CERMONIALS   JN AMERICA NO  OFFICIAL OBSERVATION   The King of England and the President of France With Many No. tables Make Occasions in Londo nand Paris Mem. orable

GREAT NATIONS UELEBRATE END Ut WORLD WAR   Many Tributes Paid to Mer Who Made Supréme Sacrifice.

Tbe: Old World Especially Re Varembers the Anniversary.  a            MPRESSIVE CEREMONIES   Ao. Celebrations of a. Nationa! my Characier Were: Held ig the United States.

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF ARMISTICE  DAY OBSERVED BY GRATEFUL NATIONS   French and Briti&\ Hold Impressive: Ceremonies  oln Memory of Men Who Sdcritiad Lives Dur ‘ing: Titanic Struggle—General Memorial Services In United States,

HONOR VICTIMS GF GREAT WAR   ENGLAND AND FRANCE IN   CEREMONIES   “Unknown” Heroes Buried With Impressive Rites in London and Paris.

ARMISTIGE DAY GELEBRATED IN LONDON, PARIS   Tribute Paid to Men Who Sac rificed Lives in War—Cere monies Also Held in Many Cities in United States.

EDERATION OF LABER DEMANTS IMPEACHMENT (FAL ARAMA COVERNA   HIS USE OF TROOPS IN THE COAL STRIKE DISTRICT IS CAUSE OF ACTION,

ALABAMA LABOR DEMANDS _IMPEACHMENT OF KILBY   ‘State Federation Denounces Governor  $ for Bending Troops into Coal Strike District

ASK GOVERNG BE IMPEAGHED   Alabama State Federation of Labor Adopts Resolution Against Governor Kilby.

CUP RACE BORES BRITISH   Daily Express Says Sport Is Farcica and Should Pass Away— Yachts Nuisances.

BRITISH BORED BY CUP RACE   London Newspaper Says Yachts Nul. sance, Sport Farcical.

HAMON, SHOT rONDAY, DIED ‘WOUNDS. TODAY   Se  jonaire Oil Magnate Said ooting Occurred While Cleaning His Gun   WAN IS ACCUSED,   From Penniless PromotTo One Of Richest Of Independent Oil Men

MILLIONAIRE OIL KING HAMON DIE‘           SENDAY,  ius  Ae Wom.  OTING

JAKE RAMON, 6.01 P COMMITTEEMAN SF OKLAHOMA DIES   Had Been Suffering From Gur shot Wounds, Alleged to Be Accidental, Since Sunday.   WOMAN INVOLVED IN CASE B   Warrant Had Been Issued F Arrest of Person Who Had Been His Secretary.

IL MAGNATE ico; WOMAR IMPLICATED   WARRANT CHARGES BOOKKEEPER SHOT RICH EMPLOYER   Both indicted Charged With Statutory Offense

OIL KING DIES OF MYSTERY WOUND   Spectacular Career of Oklahoma Politician Ends in Death   SHOT BY WOMAN, CHARGE   ‘Victim and Secretary Also Aspneed af Statitery Offense

JACOB:L:: HAMON:DIES ~ FROM: GUNSHOT. HON      Millionaire Oil Magnate of Ok. ‘Idhoma, Succumbs to InJ inttse Barle Today:   ‘POLICE. SEEKING WOMAN

Gap saeer ena  Millionaire Oil Man _ of Oklahoma Shot by His Friend

HAMON, THE OIL MAGNATE, DEAD BY WOMAN'S SHO}   It Is IeeHleved That He Was Sho; By a Woman, His Bookkeeper and Seerctary,

UALAROMT IH CINE A UE A WOMAN'S HAND   Secretary Employed by Him and Said to Have Fired Fatal Shot Is Still Free   AMASSED $30,000,000 FORTUNE IN SHORT TIME   WITHE ALD OF RINGING, ThA MON GOT RICH, ENTERED POLITICS AND BECAME. NA. TIONAL COMMITTEE MAN,

MILLIONAIRE _— DIES TODAY OF GUN SHOT WOUND   IWOMA NCHARGED WITH SHOOT. ING JAKE HAMON HAS .NOT - BEEN LOCATED

Millionaire Oil Magnate and. Republicat ‘Commit- teeman of Oklahoma   DIED THIS MORNING   Dilation of He art, Caused From Wound,’ Caused His Untimely Death

UIL MAGNATE WOUNDED WOMAN DIES   J. L. Hamon, Oklahoma Politician, Dies of Heart Failure — Rise in World Metoric.

L HAMON, 6.0.P. COMIMTTEEMAA, ‘DEAD FROM WOUND   Ween Charged With Shpotin; Millionaire Politician is Missing< -

Millionaire Oil Magnate  And Politician Dead, and  Police are Hunting Womaz

Oil King And Politician Dies Of Gunshot Wound:   Police Increase Efforts to Finc Woman Charged With Shooting.

FOGGY?   If Bilious, Constipated or Headachy take  <e Cacenrate 2?

FOGGY?   If Billous, Constipated or Headachy take’ “'Cascarets.”

DEATH OF AIDEN REDMOND   Coroner Decides Released Sinn Reine e's Demise Was “Accelerated? By His hngwisonment fn  Hunger Strike,

FELL BEFORE SIGEL   Postoffice Employes Defeated in Ball Game Yesterday

TRADE BALANCE IMPROVES   Improvement in Business With Every Important Country Is Shown by Report.

IMPROVED TRADE BALANCE   Department of Commerce Issues Renort for Month of May.

NUORTAVA TO BE DEPORTED   Ludwig Martens’ Secretary, Arrestec in England, Will Be Shipped Back to Russia.

NUROTAVA TO BE SENT HOME   Martens’ Secretary, Arrested in England, to Be Deported.

CHINESE UPRISING THREATEN PERING WARNINGS ISSUED   Diplomatic Corps Demands No Bombardment or Fighting in Street Be Allowed.

VATIONS WARN CHINESE PEKING ’ MUST BE SAF!   Will Not Tolerate Bombardment by Forces Sur-

a!  IN CHINA   Threatened Over Internal,  _ Affairs—Wearning. ‘Given  That There Must be No Fighting in Peking.

UTTAUK ON PRIN LOWS AS FORGES SURROURD CITY   ‘Diplomatic Corps Tells Govern: i ment It Must Not . Permit  ' Enemy Bombardment.

CHINESE REBEL BEFORE PEKING   Diplomats Ww Govern. ment Against Fighting.

PEKING SURROUNDED       Tuan: Heads Uprising _ litical Row’ in China.’              Diplomatic Corps Warns Govern That There Must No Fight ” “jn -the Capitat.

in Case of Uprising Chinese Govern ment Told That Peking Must Not Be Bombarded.

ACK JOHNSON SENTENCED TO YEAR IN PRISON   FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD IS ALSO FINED ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.   FOR VIOLATION OF MANN ACT   Ex-Champion Says He Did Not Get Square Deal While Judge Declares He Was Lenient.

KANSAS (CITY APOLOGIZ      OMeiais Express Regret for AntiAllen Benner

STOW AWAY MAY — _ RIDE IN-STATE "ON NEXT TRIP   [rish-Belgian War.Orphan te  Cross Ocean to Get fee ge

CHAMPION STOWAWAY TO GET LUXURIOUS VOYAGE      Faster Mother. of ‘Mike Gilhooley, 1 Year Old Museot, Says Ve is as Good us Gold,

A LUCKY LAD   “After Five Trips As . Stowaway : Belgian-Irish Boy Finds

GILHOOLEY BACK TO EUROPE   Decision Reached to Sead Him Across to Fistiah Education.

PRESIDENT REPORTS MILITARY PLAN OF STATE UNIVERSITIES   National Association Sets Limit of Compulsory Drill at Three Months   R. 0. T. C. SUGGESTED   Maximum of Scientific Work and Physical Training Are Points Stressed

DA. VINGON RETURNG FROM WASHINGTON   DISCUSSES PURPOSES OF UNIVER. SAL MILITARY TRAINING MEASURE.   PROVIDES FOR REGISTRATION   Proposed Bill Also Calls for Period of Training Camp Activities for Boys Over 18.

CARD iS LEFT BY HARDING   President-Elect Calls at White House, but Doesn’t Enter.

HARDING LEAVES HIS CARD   Calis at North Entrance to White House, but Does Not Enter the Mansion.

REAR ADMIR‘L SCALES OUT   Superintendent of the Naval Academy to Be Relieved by Admiral Wiilson.

ADMIRAL SCALES LOSES OUT   Naval Academy Head Relicved by Admiral Wilson, Report.

Baseball Results   Veteran Umpire Boils Over With tn dignation on Hearing of Sox Sellout.

“SEND THEM TO PEN”—O’DAY   Veteran Umpire Boits Over: With In dignation on Hearing of Sox Sellout.

Board Train South of Chicago and Escape With Mail Valued  at Thousands of Dollars   BOUND UP MAIL CLERKS   Work on Theory that Pal of Dead Robber is an Accomplice in the Murder

or FOR ~~ ROBBERS   Two Masked Bandits Took Mucl Money From Illinois Central Mail Car.

Two Masked Robbers: Five Clerks, Pull Co and -Escane. ©.        THINK MEN ARE, ~ WALTON’S OLD GA

THIEVES GOT. BIG HAUL OF MAIL MATTER   Loss Through Bandits ‘May Total Many _ Thousands. 

BANDITS RIFLE LC. MAIL COACH   Same Car and Clerks Rob. bed by Walton.

Masked Bandits: Get, i4 Big Loot in ‘Darin, t Robbery in ‘Iilinols        Officials Checking Over Records Taji Six Mail Sacks Rifled-- Value‘, Lo Total $100,000

BANDIT'S PALS HOLD IP SAME. TRAIN   New Orleans Limited Robbed - Yeges of Walton’s Gang Is Belief.

Checking Up Loss Which May React $100,000; Police Believe Accomplice of Dead Bandit Involved

CHECKING UP LOSS      Ilinois Central Train Robbed by Two Masked Men

2 BANDITS HOLD UP NEW ORLEANS TRAIN   Loot Taken May Run From Few Thousand to One Hundred Thousand

Officials Checking Up Loase: —Estimates as High as $100,000 — Seek Accomplice of Walton

SEVERE COAL FAMINE NEXT WINTER FORSEEN BY CONGRESSMEN   Say Railroads Are Abus. ing Recent IL. C. C. Instructions

DECLARE RAILWAYS ABUSING GAR GRIER   Discrimination iAgainst Coal Supply fo The Public Is  Charvnard   Miners and Politicians Demand Change in Methods Used.

CONGRESSMEN PROTES!   54¥ RAILROADS ARE HANDLING COAL PRODUCTION IS MANNER TO CAUSE A SHORTAGE.

POLITICAL RAIDS   Will Not be Made hy Trish Constabylars. Thev Asecrct.

a A aes  CONSTABLES IN ERIN ON STRIKE   Police Revolt Is Reported From County Kerry, Dublin Says.   MEN REFUSE TO MAKE RAIDS   Insurgents Threaten to Shoot Britist Soldiers If They Attempt to Enter Constabulary Barracks—Won't Co-operate With Troops.

ASH CONSTABLES IN SMALL REVOL   County Kerry Police Strike Against British Soldiers.   REFUSE TO OBEY ORDERS   Won't Make Raids With Troops, an Threaten to Shoot Britishers if They Attempt to Enter Constabulary Barracks.

WEALTHY MAN IS KILLED 'N HOME   Hoboken Manufacturer Shot Five Times in Apartment—-Officials Believe Revenge is Cause

LENGTH BOM PLOT   Wall Street Explosion Designed With Rare Cleverness ta Destroy Life, Expert: Declares    HORSESHOE CLUE BEING FOLLOWED UP CAREFULLY

INTENTION WAd TO DESTROY LIFE   All Physical Evidence Indicate: That New York Bomb Ex plosion Was Not Accidental Expert Says.

BOMBERS PLANNED WHOLESALE MURDER   BUREAU OF MINFS HFA “Ays MANHATTAN REDS AIMED Al MANY wiviw   USE HIDEOUS INGENUITY   Infernal Machine Filled With Vast Guantity of Iron Slues—Morgan Office Target.

SHIPPING BOARD HEAD IS SUCCESSOR TO LANE      President Selecta John Barton Payne of Illinois to Be New Secretary of Interior

WILSON SELECTS NEW HEAD 10 RUN INTERIOR DEP'T.   PRESENT CHAIRMAN OF U S. SHIPPING BOARD IS ABYVANCED.   BEGINS MARCH 1   Virginian Formerly Served a: Counsel of Railroad Administration,

PAYNE TO ENTER THE CABINET   Chairman of Shipping Board Be:  comes Interior Secretary.

JOHN B, PAYNE IS CHOSEN FOR WILSON CABINET   Chairman of Shipping Board Named by President to Succeed to the Interior Secretaryship.   TAKES PLACE HELD BY FRANKLIN LANE

J, BARTON-PAYNE IN THE CABINET   Chicagoan Selected to: ‘Succeed Lane as Secretary of the interior. *   IS CHAIRMAN OF SHIP BOARD   Wilson to Preside at Next Session of Cabinet—Secretary rT multy Says He Has Never Sedty President Looking Better.

NEW SECRETARY OF INTERIOR   John Barton Payne, of Iilinois, Is Named.   SUCCEEDS FRANKLIN K LANE   Payae, Now Chairman Shipping Board, Formerly Was Counsel for Railroad Administration.

hipping, Board Head “Desires to Keep Present Place—but Will _. eG Accept.

PAYNE IS APPOINTED TO CABINET POSITION   Chairman of the Shipping Board To Bacceed Lane As Secretary of the bInterter.

PAYNE SUCCEEDS SEGRE TARY LAN!   Chairman of Shipping Boare to Take Interior Portfolio March 1.   }

APPOINTS JOHN 8. PAYNE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR   President Names Successor te Franklin Lane Who Recently Resigned.

PAYNE IS NAMED SECY. OF INTERIOE   illinois Man, Head Of Shippin: Board, Will Succeed F. K. Lane.

SHIP CHAIRMAN 1S NAMED 10 CABINE   John Barton Payne of Illinoi: Is Selected by Presiden Wilson as New Secrétar\ of the Interior.

PAYNE TO FILL LANE’S CHAIR   {LLINOIS MAN, NOW HEAD OF SHIPPING BOARD, SELECTED AS SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

JOHN B. PAYNE WILL SUCCEED gecy, LANE   Head. of Shipping Board i: . Named to-Head Depart  Tt  ant ‘of Interier -”   ™ OFFICE MARCH ‘1   Payne is Known.as Corporation Lawyer: in Chicazo.

JOHN Ut PAY NE ai WILSDIT S GABIYE   Chicagoan to Sucseed Lane as Secretary of Interior.   NOW. HEADS SHIP BOARD   President May Preside Over Next - Meeting of the Cab net—Secretary Lansing Calls Off Sessions for the Present.

PAYNE SECRETARY INTERIOR   Chairman of Shipping Board to Succeed Secretary Lane on March First.

John Barton Payne Of Illinois   Will Succeed Mr. Lane As Seerctary of the Interior,

PRESIDENT GIVES LANE PORTFOLIO TO J.B. PAYNE   Shipping Board Chairmar Named as New Interior

JOHN B. PAYNE - SEC. OF INTERIOR   Will Succeed Franklin K. Lane Whi Retires March 1.

BARTON PAYNE 10 SUCCEED MA. LANE   New Interior Secretary Has Had Long Service in Governmental Affairs.

1B. PAYNE OF CHICAGO IN \ THE CABINET   Chicagoan Selected to Succeed Lane as Secretary of the interior.   IS CHAIRMAN OF SHIP BOARD   Wilson to Preside at Next Session o' Cabinet—Secretary Tumuity Says He Has Never Seen President Looking Better.

PAYNE APPOINTED ~-SEC'Y OF INTERIOR           HEAD OF Sit  NG ROARD TC SGCCEED .F¥: iL

WILSGN PICKS CHICAGUAN Te SUCCEED LANE   John Barton Payne to be New Secretary of Interior   \s Chairman of Shipping Board

‘PAYNE OF ILLINOIS  - APPOINTED TO SUCCEED  SEURCTARY OF INTERIOR , _ a PSN

PAYNE, APPOINTED  “AS SUCCESSOR TO “SECRETARY LANI   Head of U. 8. Shipping Board Will Tako Place in-Cabinet aa Secretary of Interior: on March 1.

ILLINOIS MA MAN IS SELECTED   Will Take Over Duties of Secretary of Interior on March lst

PAYNE APPOINTED — _ SEC. OF INTERIOR   PRESIDENT NAMES JURIST AS “FRANKLIN K, LANE’S SUCCESSOR.

WILSON NAMES PAYNE SUCCESSOR TO LANE   Chairman of Sh.pping Board Will Become Secretary of Interior March tat,

JOHN B. PAYNE SUCCEEDS LANE   New Socretavy of the kateviay is Present Chananing of the U8. Shipping Board.

SHIPPING BOARD HEAD SUCCEEDS SEC. LANE   JOHN BARTON PAYNE OF ILL. NOIS 1S MADE SECRETARY OF + THE tNTERIOR. -

President. Names Chairman _ of Shipping Board as Sec retary of the Interior

JOHN BARMON PAYNE IS SUCCESSOR 10 MR. LAN   Will Become Secretary of the In terior on March 1; Chairman of Shipping Board,

J, BARTON PAYNE IN THE CABINE]   Chicagoan Selected to Succeed Lane as Secretary of the 7 * Interior.   Wilson to Preside at Next Session o Cabinet—Secretary Tumulty Says He Has Never Seen President Looking Better.

JOHN BARTON PAYRE OF ILLINOIS 1S NEW MEMBER OF CABINET   Chairman of Shipping Board Becomes Secretary of laterior For United States   PRESIDENT WILSON READY FOR BUSINESS   Executive-Expected to Preside at Next Meeting of His Official Family

LING MAN, J.B. PAYNE, WILL JOIN CABINET   Head of Shipping Board  Appointed; Wilson  May Preside at Next Meeting.   IS MUCH BETTER

PAYNE TO SUCCEED LANE.   Chairman of Shipping Board Will Become Secretary of Interior March 1.  

PAYNE IS CHOSEN LANE’S SUCCESSOR   SHIPPING BOARD HEAD TO BhCOME SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR MARCH 1.

TQ QUIT SHIPPING BOARD FOR GABINE]   John Barton Payne Will Be. come Secretary of the In terior March 1---J. F. Sha forth Probable Successor.

STATE TROOPS IN CHICAGO IN READINESS FOR INSTANT DUTY   Many Railroad Men All Over Country Vote Not to Quit.   THOUSANDS ARE FORCED TO LOAF   Walkout Throws Mans in Other Industries Out of Jobs.

STRIKE OF INSURGENTS SPREADS TO MANY NEW R. R. CENTERS OF COUNTRY:   UNOFFICIAL FIGURES  grow 40,000 MEN OUT, ~ 8,000 QUIT SATURDAY   Thousands of Workers in Other Branches of Industry Affectei—Federal Intervention Forecasted by Some Officials—-Passeng: er Service in New York City Feels Effects

PASSENGER SERVICE IS AFFECTED   Federal Intervention Forecast in Chicago With Possible Use of National Guard-Number Out Placed at 40,000.

Insurgent Walkout Has Not Only Tied Up  Freight Service But Affects Passenger Service as Well; Most Men in the New England States Remain on the Job   EFFORTS AT SETTLEMENT FAIL

REPORTS REVEAL IMPROVEMENT IN YARD SITUATION   Two Roads Lift Embarge on Freight, but More  Men Stop Work.

RAILROAD STRIKE SPREADINGIN BIG TRAFFIC CENTERS   Illinois Guards May Be Called Out To Protect Workers.

WALKOUT Oi  RAIL MEN GAINING GROUND   Seven More Railroad Centers Are Affected by Insurgent Strike of Switchmen; Hits Passenger Service.   LEADERS SAY 40,000 WORKMEN ARE IDLE   in Addition, Thousands of Employes Are Indirectly Affected by Closing Down of Other Industries.

MANY CENTERS HELD IN GRIP OF UUTLAW STRIKE   Unofficial Figures Shov 40,000 Men Have Quit Work.

MUCH BUSINESS ALL OVER THI COUNTRY SUFFERING BY REASON OF STRIKE,   Kansas Has Already Taken Lega Steps Aguinst Men and Govern ment May Take Measures.

Drastic Action By Federal Government Unless Settlement Comes  Quickly.

THOUSANDS MORE. JOIN RAIL STRIKE   In Spite of Fact. Goverament “Orders Work In 48 Hours Tie-up Continues

RAILROAD oT RIKE GETTING SERIOUS   CONFLICTING CLAIMS MADE BY INSURGENTS AND OFFICIALS OF UNION.   Fort Worth Is Included in List Of Cities Affected — Freight Traffic Is Now Badly Crippled.

AMES WITHOUT BAS SERVICE      Th Consequence of a Strike of the Em. ployes of the Ames Gas Company

COMMISSION OF FIVE   To Hold Public Inquiry o1 Conditions in Ireland

GOMMISSION-OF FIVE 13 SELECTED FOR INOUIR   Will Investigate Conditions : - Jreland.

TO PROBE PERISH OONDITIONS,   Commission of Five Plected to Hold Puthtic tunsuwiry.

SCOTTEN, WEALTHY GRAIN KING, IS DEAD   Former Partner Of “Bet A Mil lion”’ Gates, Dies Of Heart Disease.

FORMER IOWA ith PARTNER OF GATES, DEAD IR CRIGAGE   Born in Burlington 68 Years Ago. S.C. Seatien Became Big Grain Operator.

ROOFS OF NRGRO ONTRACES   Koester Says German Government Has Indispatable Evidence Agninst  Witecmls: aPetsiviste: HienGiace

Reichstag Told of Alleged Out tages by Algerieans in Germany   50,000 NEGROES ON RHINE   Stormy Debate Follows Charges of Sriminal Policy

GERMANS GETTING DOSE OF OWN MEDICIN   Freeh Negro Treops In Rhine Ter ritory Said to Be Doing What Germans Did in Belgium and PFrapre.

TURNING THE TABLES.   Germans Now Accuse French Traops of Atrocities,

REJECT CEPUE LAKE PROJECT   APPROPRIATION FOR CUTTING CHANNEL TO THE RIVER FAILS TO GET APPROVAL

U.S. ENGINEERS REJECT DEPUE LAKE PROJECT   a Aaaaioe For Cutting Channel To Tlinois River Pails To Get Approval.

MEXICAN GARRISON AT LINARES LEAVES CITY AND JOINS INSURGENTS   FIRST SERIOUS DEFECTION OF CARRANZA TROOPS IN NORTHEASTERN MEXICO.

ly 8: TROOPS SENT TO BUTTE MINES   Gon, Liggeit Complies With Montana Governor’s Request for Soldiers.   14 PERSONS SHOT IN FIGHT   Majority of Viétims Were Wounded During Battle Between Strike Pickets and Deputy Shaeariffe.

Soldiers of Twenty-first Infantry Entrain at Fort George Wright for — Duty in Disturbance Zone   ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY ANNOUNCES RESUMPTION OF WORK

Ho, INFANTRY OPEEDD 10 BUTTE   Strikers Call on Workers to Quit and Arm,   SOLDIERS TO QUELL RIOTS   Federal. Troops Ordered to Montana City at Request of Governor After 1, W. W. Miners’ Outbreak— Colonel! Hall to Command.

BACHELOR FOULLY MURDERED, NOT FOUND FOR TWO DAYS,   YOUNG MEN ARRESTED MAKE CONFESSIONS,   James Hamilton, Aged 25, of Des Moines, and Roy Cline of Nevada, Tell Officers About Hiding the Body.

EXPECT TROUBLE FINDING JURY IN PETTIBONE TRIAL   Sheriffs Ready To G« into Streets and Impres: Passersby for Service as Talesmen.

Sheriffs Ready To Ge into Streets and Impress Passersby for Service as Talesmen.

CAN NOT-SEND MAN BACK T0 JAIL NOW   Order For Bail Is Irrevocable Says  Puebla Judge   American Consular Agent Ha: Petitioned for His Return to Penitentiary

Having the Edge on Yesterday’s Two Ballots the Ex-Secretary Shows Gains in Early Voting Today.   PALMER AND GOR REXT Tie RAGE   Supporters of Administration Candidate Seem Confident of Victcry as Delegations or Varisus States Waver Toward Mc4doo.

FREQUENT PREDICTIONS OF M’ADOO AS WINNER ARE HEARD SATURDAY   Many Delegates Thought i Was a Question Only of How Many Ballots.

HUOSIAN ARMIES ARE DESTROYED   Reds Quit Fight and Flee Into Prussia in Panic.   CHIEF OF STAFF GIVES UP   German Frontier Guard Unable t Control Increasing Tide of Soviet Soldiers—Most of Poland Clear of Enemy.

iReds Quit. Fight and Flee Into Re ” Prussia in Panic. .   CHIEF OF STAFF GIVES ‘UP   German . Frontier: Guard Unable t : Control Increasing Tide. of: Soviet _ ‘Soldiere—Most of Poland ‘7. Clear of Enemy.

SOVIETS FLEE INTO PRUSSIA   German Frontier Guard Unable to Control Increasing Red Tide.   RUSSIAN STAFF CHIEF QUITS   Commander of Fifty-Fourth Brigade, Accompanied by Staff Members, Leads His Force Into Germany for Internment.

GOVERNOR ALLEN GOES AFTER HOWAT      Ordevs Crimtina} Prosecution, of ME Leuler for Seditioaxs Remarks in Speech.

ALLEN GOES AFTER HOWAT   ORDERS CRIMINAL PROSECUTION OF MINERS’ LEADER...   For Permitting Howat to Make What Is Regarded as a Seditious Speech,” Sherit® Webb Is: Object of : Ouster Procecdings,

‘BOOKS, FOR TRA VELUING. MIEN      Specinl Arrangements Aré (Being Mide Fer: Salesinen.

MYSTERY. OF EASTMAN: ° MURDER BEING: LIETE   \Police Say. Notorious Gangste: ‘Was Killed in Gang Battle   ‘in New York, Oafe.   WAS. -NOT--ON SQUARE

Steps Are Taken To At Onee Begin Work Of Lining Up National Sentiment   OPEN HEADQUARTERS IN DIFFERENT CITIES   Special Attention Will RB Paid To Publicity Features Of Coming Contest

H0,P. CAMPAIGN WETS UNDER WAT HAYS AT HELM   Senator Harding Approves Personnel of Executive:    body. OPEN HEADQUARTERS   Publicity Begun For Campaign To Educate Voters.

CHARLEY GHAPLIN’S WIFE GETS DIVORCE   Mildred Harris Accused Him of Cruelty

GRANT DIVORCE TOMRS. CHAPLIN   MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN GIVEN DECREE AGAINST FAMOUS SCREEN COMEDIAN HUSBAND

DIVORCE GIVEN MRS. CHAPLIN   Mildred Harris Freed on Grounds of Cruelty—Gets Property Settlement of $200,000.

iCHAPLIN’S WIFE  WINS DIVORCE ON - CRUELTY CHARGE   Wife of Film Comedian i:  ‘Said to Have Received © e4nn anny

MRS. CHAG. fo Aa bes GRANTED bDivyorCkE; DECKEE GIVES $206,000.06

WORN OUT SHOW   OLD GUARD IS UNABLE TO DO “BIG TIME”—COMMUNITY SINGER LEADS APPLAUSE

THE ARMY CORNERED   General Denikine’s ‘Soldiers Be lieved to Be in a Military Teap.

IER HES-ARMY. TRAPPED BY a           ielsheviks cd ns ‘slab Forecd on the Kaban Beninstila      ANNIHILATE 'KUBAN CORPS      OVIBT WORCHS OHAVIE. AD» VANCE (M0 MILES.       With Line of Coauntnicatiuns Cut, General “DPenekiné’s Troops Have Little Cliitee (o 1scape Canipiete isaster.

ENIKINE’S ARMY REPORTEDIN TRAP   SOVIET OFFICIAL STATEMENT CLAIMS VICTORY IN THE KUBAN PENINSULA.

SovietForces Capture Stavropol in Northern Caucasus—First Kuban  Corps Annihilated b y the Reds

THE ARMY OF ~ GENERAL DENIKINE   Has Been Trapped According to Report From Bolsheviki Headquarters   MESSAGE FROM WARSAW

DENIK-INE ARMY CAUGHT IN TRAP SA YS DISPATCH   Reds Claim Capture of Stavropol in Northern aucasus.

CAPTURE OF STAVROPOL ~ 1 ANNOUNCED BY-REDS   Moscow ‘Statement “Indicates Advance _ ‘of “Some ‘Ninety Miles in Northwent with Further Victories. in South

SECRETARY COLBY IS HONORED GUEST   Brazilians Cannot Do Enougt for Representative of United States.

PREPARE FOR “CONVENTIONS   Both Republicans: and ‘ Democrats ‘Busy in 2:. Cities Today

CONVENTION GET READY FOR LABOR   STATE DEMOCRATIC AND RE  PUBLICAN DELEGATES PREPARE FOR MEET   MANY DELEGATES ATTEND   Dallas Is Crowded With Delegates and Visitors For State Convention Opening on Tuesday.

LONE STAR DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE PLANNING BIG TIMES AT STATE CONVENTIONS

COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE FULL STATE TIGKET   Republican and Democratic Chiefs Hold Meetings  In Texas.

FULL OTATE TIGKET AT FALL ELECTION TEXAS G. 0. P. PLAN   Except One Vote Republicar Delegation to Chicago to Be Uninstructed.

BRITISH AGREE TO OPEN TRADE WITH RUSSIANS      Officially Grant Permissior for Soviet to Opea London Cantral Otfre

HONTERENCE DISCUSSES AESUMPTION OF TRAQE RELATIONS WITH SOWIE      LLOYD GEORGE AND BRITISH CABINET CONFERS WITH SOVIET REPRESENTATIVES.

SOVIET OR LERS PROGRESS,   Se line Finarteind) Trede Stared ins  nith Enelard.

RUSSIA OPENS - LONDON OFFICE?   TRADING CENTER WILL BE ESTAB.LISHED SOLIDLY, ENGLAND PERMITS, PAPER SAYS

FAVOR TO SOVIET      British Grants Permission to Open Trading Office.

BOLSHEVIK GAIN ENTRE IN LONDON   Permission Granied Them To Open Central Trading Office In English Metropolis.

GONGESSION GIVEN BY LLOYD GEORGE   First Result of Meeting With Krassin

NANT REPORTED AS MISSING Ih RUINS OF BLOG.   Terrific Explosion Blows - Dwellings From Roof  of Structure.   ENTIRE WALL FALLS   All of City’s Fire Departs ment responds to General Alarm, Report.

ONELIFELOST, HAN NURED ——INAHOTELFR   Fashionable Berkshire Apartment in San’ Francisco Burned.   EIGHTEEN PERSONS AMONG INJURED   Score Are Missing, But Believed To Be Safe—One Body Recovered.

JOHNSON SWEEPS OVER © OPPONENTS IN MONTANA, DISTANCING ALL RIVALS

JOHNSON GETS LANDSLIDE IN VONTANA ELECTION   SENATOR POULS MORE VOTES THAN DO ALL HIS OPPONENTS.   WwooD IS SECOND   Yesterday’s Primary Leaves Harding in Low Place.

JOHNSON ROLES UP A CRUSHING VOTE IN MONT   POLLS MORE ON FACE GF FARLY RETURNS THAN ALL OTHERS COMBINED

JOHNSON WINNER IN MONTANA BY A BiG PLURALITY   Gets More Wotes Than All Other Four Candidates

APPROVE SUGGESTION      For Arbitration in Stutz Moto: Stock Case

TWENTY NORTH DAKOTA . BANKS ARE NOW CLOSED   ~~  Examiner is Advised that Security State Bank at Mohall Will Not . Open for Business

SGHAWE AEOIDENCE ROBBED, OFFICERS AFTER SUSPECTS   SILVERWARE STOLEN WAS SOLI BY SECOND MAN IN BER. LIN, GERMANY.

Man Arrested at New York fer Thef of the Charles M. Schwab  Relearine.

Re-Establishment of Peace bBetween the Allies and Germany to Be Followed By Resumption of Diplomatic Relations.

RE-ESTABLISH PEACE TODAY   feremons ita Paris Will tnelude ‘inuliee of Vroctece! by termany  —MDPhirteesn Powers Meet.

THE PEACE PACT. SIGNED END OF THE ARMISTICE    The Allies and Germany Will Resume   Diplomatle Relations. Repatria tion of War Prisoners,

DEHWARY AT Pr AGE WITH ALLIES TODA’   Resumption of Diplomatic Relations io Immediately Follow Exchange of Ratifica tions of Treaty.

WAR TO END FOR ALLIED POWERS THIS AFTERNOON United States Stull Will Be at War With Germany.

FORMAL SIGNING TODAY OF PEACE TREATY TAKES PLACE IN VEROAILLE:   LERSNER AND SIMSON. GERMA} DELEGATES. WILL FIRST AFFIX SIGNATURES   Preliminary Documents Of Less Im portance Have Been Already Executed

COLONEL MANN, EDITOR, INVENTOR, ENGINEER, DIES; ORIGINATED SLEEPING CA

DRY ARGUMENTS ARE CONCLUDED IN HIGH COURT   Wisconsin Case Closes Long Presentation of the Case.

CHARGE DRYS WITH EVIDENCE FACTORY   Wets Intimate Unfair Methods Sur  round Developments of Supreme Court Fight.

Both Congress and the States Giver Authority te Enact Entoreemen Levislation but Neither Has Powe to Stand in Other's Way, Seliciio: General King Contends,

END ARGUMENTS ON PROHIBITION   Charges that Evidence Was Be ing Manufactured by Prohibitionists are Made   MARYLAND NOW READY   Saleof314Per Cent. Beer in Case Volstead Law Is Found Invalid, Favored

PROHIBITION CASE RESTS WITH COUR)   Arguments on Constitutionalit of Amendment Ended,   SEER CLAUSE ATTACKEL   Gulbrie Contends That Con. greaa Intended for Federal Government and States te ‘Enforce Law by IHdenticu! Leglslation —— King Take: Different Vie

Prohibition Amendment _ Arguments Concluded ° Before Supreme Court

PRORIBITION IN OUPREME COURT   Seven Separate Proceedings Rest With Tribunal for Determination.

SOB SISTERS FAIL TO. =” _ > SAVE YOUNG. MURDERER   Nick Viana Is Hanged in Cook “County Jail Despite ~ * sual Protests.   SINGS FOR. HIS MOTHER

p __ JUST BEFORE START TO THE GALLOWS CHOIR BOY SINGS “MUTHER 0’ MINE”

ALL SOVIET RUSSIA IS RISING IN ENDEAVOR TO STOP POLISH ARMY   Front Extending 400 Mile: Said to Be Entirely Cleared of Reds.

CRUSH POLES, IS "BATTLE GRY OF SOVIET RUSSIA   More Than 720,000 Fighting Men Leave Moscow for The Dnieper.   UKRAINE CITY CAPTURED   Polish Offensive Has Been Slow. ed Up Considerably Pact Wask.

3 KNOWN DEAD “AND 32 MISSING IN HOTEL FIRE   THE LORRAINE AT PROVI DENCE, R. I. SWEPT By FLAMES OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN AT EARLY HOUR.

Moscow Radio Silent; War in City Reportea   Poles Claim Bolsheviki § Kiev Massacred; Butchered Bodies Found.

Wireless Comraunication With the Outside World Ceased May 9th. Fragmentary Reports Reach Copnenhacen.

CONTINUED SILENCE OF SOVIET CAPITAL CAUSES SPECULATION   SUSPENSION OF RADIO STATION IN MOSCOW, CAPITAL OF SOYTET GOVERNMENT, GIVES SUPPORT TO RUMORS  AD wpwopor?1wnhNs.r

REBELLION REPORTED RAGING IN MOSCOW      Officials Taclined io Cvedi¢ Reports Reenuse of Radio S     ence of Moscow     tion

LONDON, May 13.—Ukrainian troops have occupied Odessa, ac: cording to a news agency dispatch.

SOMETHING VERY UNUSUAL HAPPENING iM SOVIET CAPITAL   Private Dispatches Sinto What. Greet Bebellion Ts Under Way ii Mescow.

TO CONSIDER SOME CHANGE!    West Texas League Cir cuit to Be Changed - Next Season _..

STUDENTS WHO WORK THETR WAY   Man? While Studying Have Made as High. as $5,000

ALY {aN T HINDRANCE TO COLLEGE LIF   Students in American Uni. versities Can Be Success: ful In All Lines, Even  They Work Way Throug

Student in American University May be Successful in Study and Social Life and Support Self

HOUSES CRUMPLE IN CLOUD-BURST   HALF DOZEN TOWNS ARE HIT BY FLOOD-—-FATALITIES REPORTED

IDAHO TOWNS SWEPT AWAY BY CLOUDBURST   Floods Wash Away Homes in Snake River Valley—Several People Missing.

NUMEROUS TOWNS OWEPT WHEN HIT BY A CLOUDBURS]   Sections of Idaho and Washington In Wake of Terrific Storm.

CLOUDBURST IN. WEST   7 SECTION OF WASHINGTON STATE DAMAGED BY 5TORM— HOUSES WASHED AWAY.

CLOUDBURST SWEEPS INLAND EMPIRE SECTIO!   Fatalities Reported From Towns on Washington-Idaho Line— —Railwavs Ont.

ALLIED MilooiONs ARE AT WARSAM   Vast Crowds Show They Hope For Favorable Outcome Of Conferences.

SEARCH FOR PLANE VICTIMS   Coast Guards Patrelling Shere eof lake Michigan.

PLANTS ARE NOW READY.   Fame Getting Plant Shipments from Their Southern Beds..

We =  PLANTS ARE NOW. READY.   Fame ‘Getting Plant Shipments from Thelr Southern Beds...

BAD POLICY TO CLOSE THE GINS   Would Mean Financial Ruin to Texas Farmers, Says Lyday

PARKER PLAN WOULD MEAN UTTER RUIN   Closing of Gins for Thirty Days Denounced by Union Official.

UAT UPPANSES WWGGESTION TO CTH? CENNING   FARWERS UNIGS SAYS IT WOTLD RUIN THE COTTON RAISERS  OF THIS STATE,  1

TEXAS FARMERS OPPOSE . REQUEST TO CLOSE GINS   Organization Head Denounces Proposal of Louisiana Governor; Says Ruin: Would Result

CHICAGO MAYOR IGNORES WISH OF GOVERNOF   Thompson Shows Control o Rpublican State Central fammittee.

THOMPSON DOMINANT FIGURE   ‘hiesge Mayer Cantrols Orenntsa tion of Central ¢ ommittee.

TAKEN TO KENTUCKY.   George L. Martin Said to Be leila at Loulaviiie.

Admiral. “McKean - Deck: Navy Officer Is Wrong Criticism of Daniels      TILT IN THE SENATE:   Chairman Hale Reprimands Witness Before Committee™ for Getting Too Persoral™:

CRITICISM r SMG ~GAUSES A PROTES]   Charges Made by McKean Result ir . Tilt Between Hale and : Trammell.

SENATORS HAVE TILT AT HEARING   Hale and Trammel Engage in Sharp Exchanges  -—  McKEAN TAKES STAND   Says Sims’ Charges that 500,000 Lives were Lost by Navy Department Delay are Monstrous. Could be Understood if Made by Patient in Government Insane Asvlum

CHARGES OF ADMIRAL SIMS ARE SHARPLY  CRITICISED BY M'KEAN   Former Assistant Chief of Operations Declares the Charges “Monstrous”’

ota CHARGES ARE INSULT TO NAVY PEROONNEL MV KEAN oTATES   ga hehe Says Claim Tnat Delays Prolonged War and Cost 500,000 Additional Lives Is ‘Monstrous.   DEPARTMENT HAD WAR PROGRAM MAPPED OUT   Jne Plan Had Been In Existence For Years Before Hostilities Broke Out: Was Corrected Up to Date.

SHARP GRIT !CIOM OF ADMIRAL olMa RESULTS IN TILT   Admiral McKean Reprimanded by Senator Hale for Indulging in Personalities.   NO EFFORT TO DEFEND DANIELS OR DAMN SIMS   (hartge That Department Had No Plans fr War Unfounded—Constantly Changed as Situation Altered, Senate Committee is Told by Latest Witness,

OMARP CRITICISM -OF ADMIRAL SIMS   Admiral McKean Says Brothe Officer’s Naval Charges Are False.

SIMS’ CHARGE 10 BE WHOLLY DISPROVED   ADMIRAL WM’KEAN SAYS STATEMENT MONSTROUS.   Chairman Hale Reprimanded WitNess, Which Started Tilt With Senater Tramme) ef Fierida.

PALMER PROBE WILL GO OVER FOR TIM!   Departure of I Kenyon for Eas Leaves Committee Without a Quorum.

PALMER CRUSADE A BLUFF.   Senater Kenyon Sees No Wertt in Hise High Priees Proble.

PALMER FANG QUI? PROCEEDING DELAVEL   Absence Of Senator Pomerene Causes Postponement For * Seveal Weeks. ~

WET CASE TO HIGH CQURT   New Jersey Case Appealed to Wash. ington Tribunal—Alleges Ten Errors in Trial.

HIGH COURT GETS WET CASE   Ten Errors Alleged in Suit Tried in New Jersey.

MORGUE STEALS — FROM DEAD MEN   SHORTAGE OF $20,000 TAKEN FROM CLOTHING OCF ME*®9D BODIES DISCOVERED IN NEW YORK

S. VESSELS ARE IN MEXICAN PORTS   SALEM AND SACRAMENTO HAVE REACHED MAZATLAN AND- TAMPICO   PROTECT AMERICANS      President Carranza’s “Steel Ring’ Has Sroken and Parts  Gone tu Rebels ©   The Carranza Government Has Been a “Ghastly Failure” Hopkins Announces

U. S. CRUISERS © ... IN. MEX PORTS   Communication Between Juarez and Chihuahua ~~” Still Interrupted.

J. §. CRUISERS REACH MEXICAN PORTS TGSAY   No Reports Receive From “War Dogs At Mazat!in And Tampico.

Attacking Force Had Been Federal Soldiers   U. §. CRUISERS ON THE JOB   Carranza’s “Steel Ring” Around Sonora Already Has Been Broken, Says Insurgent.

MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS TO OVERTHROW CARRANZE   Carranza Is In Danger.  a ee

‘BREAK IN ARRANZA’S, ‘STEEL RING   rt of “Ring” Revolts and Joins Rebels, Says Agua Prieta’ Report.   MERICAN SOLDIERS ENCAMPED ON LINE

LARRAN/A STEEL RING 3 BRUAEN BY REVOLT   Part of ‘Steel Ring” Joins Rebels in Sonora and Cripple Federal Government.  Confirmation Rec sived of 4,000  DCadaralea iInining Dahalea

MEXICAN REVOLT GAINING IMPETUS IN OTHER STATES   Carranza Followers Are Abandoning Him For Revolutionists.

WATCH FOR SIGN OF REVOLUTION IN CITY AGROSS THE FRONTIER   Carranza’s Steel Ring in Senora Has Already Been Broken.

>ART OF CARRANZA “STEEL RING” JOINS WITH REBEL FORCES   situation in Sonora Grows Worse For Mexican President,   TUAREZ NEXT OBJECTIVE   vaperstitious Betief Asroag Poopl That “He Who Tukes Juarez Takes Mexico” May Hare Grest Inflaenee Should the Border Ulty Capitulate

LARRAN/A STEEL RING I) BROKEN BY REVOLT   Part of ‘Steel Ring” Joins Rebels in Sonora and Cripple Federal Government.   Confirmation Rec:ived of 4,000 Federals Joining Rebels

Ud. MAINTAINS A GLUot WAG Al THE BORDER   Take Measures to Prevent Injury to Americans Resulting from a Possible Uprising at Juarez   VILLA REPORTED NEGOTIATING WITH REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS   Rebel Chief Demands Execution of Federal Officers to Avenge Angeles

Rebel Troops Are Reporte Gaining New Recruits Every Day.   REVOLT EXTENDING TOWARDS THE CAPITAL   American Troops ‘at El Pas Wait for Trouble Across the Border.

REBEL LEADERS PLAN TO SEND FORCES SOUTH   Ultimate Object Is Attack on Mexico City General Calles Says   PART OF CARRANZA IRON RING BROKEN   Federal Official Report Says Sonora Officer Has Joined Government

CARRANZA RING ROUND SONORA IS BROKEN UP   Part of Defense Line Joins Rebels. — U.S. Guards Border.

“STEEL RING” BREAKING UP   Part of Carranza’s Circle of Soldiers Quit Him and Join Revolution.   AMERICAN TROOPS ENCAMPED ON LINE

H, §, CRUISERS REACH KEFVICAN POST TADAY   Ports of Mazatlan and Tampico Are Protected by Two Ships from the Navy Which Were Brought to Aid For etonere.

U. 0. WARCRAFT REAGH MEXIGE   Salem Is at Mazatlan and Sac ramento Puts In At Tampico.

REBELS CLAIM CARRANZA RING HAS BEEN CUT   Say Part of Ring Has Joined the Revolution—Government Claims Gains.

).5. CRUISERS SENT TO GUARD LIES AIM   I Salem and Sacramento Reach Mazatlan and Port of Tampico   ,MORE NEWS ABOUT  REVOLT IS RECEIVED   Bandits Seizg Plant and Keep Light, Power and Water From City

HAS DESERTEL   Approximately 8000 Car. rancistas Joined the Revolutionists ~<

PEACE REPORT BY SENATE IS FAVORABLE   Foreign Relations Com mittee Favors It By 9 to 6 Vote.

VILLA AGAIN ON WARPATH IN MEXICO   Defies New Mexican Government—lIs Hunted Quarry of De Facto Troops   DECLARE CARRANZA WAS ASSASSINATED

VILLA AGAIN AN OUTLAY   Co!. Herrera, Charged With Death of President Carranza, Says He Committed Suic:de.

FRANCISCO VILLA IS AGAIN AGTIVEIN MEXICAN TROUBLE   Bids Defiance To New Government and Flees To Mountainous Haunts   AUTOPSY SHOWS THAT CARRANZA WAS SHOT

FIGURES -AND FACTS. GWEN PONE ERENGE   COOPERATION 5S IDEA BACK OF GATHERING HERE   lowa Chamber Plead Io Address Confereice This Evening.

[OWA CITIES AND RURAL DISTRICTS   Plan For Fuller Co-Operation and Mutaul Advantage Discussed at Ames,

NEW YORK WILL HAVE NEW STOCK EXCHANGI   Twently-iwo Story ‘Building fe Adjoin Present Wome o Metropolitan ‘Trading Centre

TO ERECT BIG BULLDING,   New York Stock Exchange Will Have 22-Stery Structure.

FLOTILLA PATROLS   SIN DESTROYERS FOR MENICAN WATERS.   Carranza Government Expected f Fall at Any Time.

FLOTILLA PATROLS   x DESTROVERS FOR MEXICAN WATER            Carranza Goy¢rniient. Expected Palit at Any Time.

PRICE OF MEAT WILL BE RAISEL   Striking Stock Yards Em. ployes Force Up Already  High Cost of Living.

NEARLY 10,000 OUT OF WORK IN CHICAGO YARDS   Packing Industry Paralyzed Mediators Try To End Strike.

LEE SAYS FIGHT TO SAVE UNIONS   Switchmen’s Strike Believed Gcening of Radical-Conservative Struggle.   INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY   Railway Brotherhood Head has Warned Government not to Recognize Strikers.

U. S. Plans To © Take Hand In Yards Strike   Tavestigation by Department of Jus tice und Conritssional Action are Contenplated by Goyernment Officials Wewlae

U.S. MAY ACT TO STOP STRIKES   Lever Law May Be Used to Halt Action of Yardsmen   PALMER CALLED FROM TOUR   Congressional Steps May Be Taken to Restore Order

SENATE VOTES 10 MAKE INVESTIGATION OF RAILROAD STRIK   Will Ascertain Causes and Purposes—Depariment of Justice May Also Act.

RAILROAD STRIKE BEING INVESTIGATE:   By the Department of Justice, to De termine Whether Action Cau be Taken Under the   —— ae ef

JULONG AU PHOBING OF  HY. TIEUP   McCormick Bill to Investi gate Halting of Trains Quickly Adopted

MINES, AIRE DIVIDED. INTO revi a ‘GROUPS. With: Prices FOR EACH,  >      PRICES TEMPORARY. “.  ESCHBACH DECLARE:   Says Prices Are Liberal, Main Object : Being. To Secure Coal To ReJieve Shortage;

COAL PRICES = NOW RANGE FRO ~— $2. 80 UPWARI      FIFTEEN CENTS A TON IS ADDED FOR COST OF SELLING—THE PRICES FIXED BY THE COMMISSION

Woman Does Housework, Cares for Baby, Leads College Class, Wintling Degree in Three Year

GRADUATES WITH BACHELOR DEGREE   Dees All Own Housework and Cares for Baby Daughter While at College

BAND CONSIDERING RECRUITING TRIP   Capt. O’Brien Plans to Take R.O. T.C, Company and Band Into Southern Indiana.   TRIES TO SECURE TRUCKS   Pres. W. L. Bryan and Indianapolis Recruiting Office Favor Proposal — Rests With Chief of Staff.

BAND OF FREIGHT THIEVES. TRAPPED IN FREIGHT CAR   Several Arrests Follow Discovery of R._R. Agent at Bradford.

Democrat Hopes for G. O. P. Victory to Get  ‘American in Cabinet

‘VACILLATION-INTOLERABLE "TO. PEOPLE, SAYS BLANTON   Texas » Gongresaman’: “Oharges Government. ‘Department is Honeycombed: with Disloyal    : ty; Assails Labor’ 8. Record

TEXAN RAPS LABOR BOARD   U.S. Department Ig “Hon. “eycombed with Anarchy,” Alleges Blanton, ©   URGES SEDITION LAW

TEXAS CONGRESSMAN IS OUTSPOKEN IN ATTACK, OK HEAD OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR.

émocratic Congressman Says «tle Hopes Republicans. Witt - Win Next Time.

BLANTON IS_ VERY BITTE!   Charged Department o! Labor Honeycombed With Anarchy

LABOR’S LOYALTY ~ CHALLENGED   MORE THAN 6000 STRIKES DURING . WAR SAYS CONGRESSMAN,   SCORES GOMPERS HARD   RECALLS THE LEADER'S THREAT , TO CALL A REVOLUTION,   Texas Congressman Declares Mr. Wilxon’s Department of Labor Is “Honeycombed with Anarchy.”

SAYS GOMPERS WAS DISLOYAL   Congressman Blanton J Attack On Labor; Urges Sedition Bill

CONGRESSMEN URGE SEDITION BILL BE PASSED   in Speaking For Measure Blanton of Texas Vigorously Attacked Gompers.   HITS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR    Hopes Republicans Will Win If  That Is Necessary to Obtain Right Officer.

ANARCHY EN DEPARTMENT   , 'Bland Scores Gompers For Opposition   Against Anti-Sedition Measure.

ANTI-SEDITION = BILLS RGED   Representative Blanton Flays Gompers in His Demand for Passage of Legislation to Curb Unrest.—Says. Workmen Had to be Forced.

CONGRESSMEN RAP GOMPERS ON STAND   Accuse Him of Opposing “Work Or Fight Order” During War   TAKE’ SHOT AT LABOR

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IS ~ “HONEY- COMBED WITH ANARCHY’ 1S CHARGE OF REPRESENTATIVE      Texas’ Solon Makes Vigorous Attack Against: Gompers in Urging Enactment of Sedition Legislation.—Wants. Cabinet Officers * “Who Stand for Americanism.”

GOMPERS COREL BY MR. BLANTON   Labor Leader Branded As Unpatriotic; Wou!d Call ‘a  ,  Revolution.’

oe eee at Meeting oday wrt ater Paces   STATE CONTROL FOR FAIR   Favor Change in Management of indiana State Fair—Want ~ Market Bureau.

FARMERS SEEK ~ FRIENDLY LAW   Adopt Resolutions at Meetint _ Today Asking for Protective Legislation. .   STATE CONTROL FOR FAIR   Favor Change in Management of indiana State Falr—Want - Market Bureau.

EGYPT MAY BECOME INDEPENDENT NATIOD   London Times Says England Has Co: sented to Recognize the Independence of Egypt.

BRITAIN 10 RECOGNIZE EGYPT INDEPENDENCE   DECISION, ACCORDING TO LONDON PAPER, RESULTS FROM NEGOTIATIONS,

EGYPT      But Britain wil “Have Priviliged Poxition in Nile Valley.

INDEPENDENCE FOR RGYPT   Announcement of Great Britnin's Keeognition Has Been Given  Out by London Times.

LONDON HEARS EGYPT FREE   Strings Are Tied to Recognition of the Country’s Independence, Says the Times.

RGYPT GRANTED INDEPENDENCE?   London Times Declares England to Yield Protectorate

SAYS POSTS ACT ON OWN INITIATIVE WHEN THEY BRAND DEMPSE’   NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF LEGION DOES’ NOT CONTEMPLATE TAKING ANY STEPS.

DEMPSEY'S WAR RECORD CONDEMNE!   Various Posts American Legion <Acting Independently of National Organization.

DEMPSEY BEING CONDEMNED BY LEGION POSTS   LOGAL BODIES ACTING IN DEPENDENTLY OF NA TIONAL ORGANIZATION.

“HOGS STEADY TODAY.      Yesterday; However, They Had Drop “AU Over the Ci ry.

HOGS STEADY TODAY.   Yesterday, However, They Had Droy All Over shee Country.

BOY HUNTER KILLS HIMSELF   Fourteen-Year-Old lowa Lad Accident. ally Shoots Self Through the Heart.

Fourteen-Year-Old lowa Lad Accident ally Shoots Seif Through the Heart.

AT CRITICAL, POINT.   Negotiations for Return of Britis Held in Russia May Be Transfer anal dw Claw wcw Phdbic Mhxccw dine

an eee tia ene  SOvET ee :      At Copenhagen: ‘Because He Is Constantly Watched - and Hotels Have Refused Him Accomodations.—Wants to  Cran. tr. Annthoe Cauntran: : 

AT CRITICAL POINT.   Negotiations for Return of British Held in Russia May Be Transferred tq Sama Othar Countrv.

JAPAN DRY IN TEN YEARS?   Delagates to Alcoholic Congress Says Prohibition Sentiment Grows

JAPAN LEANS TO PROHIBITION.   Growing Sentiment im Favor oe! Making Country Dry.

Wage Adustment Troubles Will Be Taken Up At Once   Board Will Consider Situation As Though No Strike Existed   WILL ATTEMPT TO SPEED SETTLEMENT   New Board To Take Problem Up Where Wilson’s Board Ended Parley

UR wa i JO MEET TODAY   Will Take Up The Question of Settlement of “Outlaw” Strike.   STRIKE ON WANE IT IS DECLARED   Attorney General’s Plans For Future Moves Are Not Disclosed.

NEW LABOR BOARD TAKING UP RAILWAY WAGE ISSUE, IGNORES EXISTENCE: OF OUTLAW STRIKE      Henry Hunt of Cincinnati Is Elected Chairman of First Meeting—Palmer Gathering Information on Strike Leaders

WAGE B TAKE UP STRIKE TROUBLE TODAY   New Government Body Ready To Act To Adjust Grievances Of Rail Employes   PALMER CONFIDANT TIEUP IS NEAR END   lurther Arrests Of Leaders Rests Largely With Distriet Attorneys

Palmer Hopes Efforts of Board to Adjust Differences Will Bring An End to the Outlaw Strike—No General Strike Expected  By Government -

AILHUAD GUARD STARTING ON THE WAGE PROPOSITION   Seven of the Nine Members Present When the First Session of the Body is Called to~ Order.   The Wage Question Will Be Taken Up at Point at Which Adjustment Proceedings Ware Rrakan TIn

HAMON TRIAL  IN JANUARY   Tentatively Fixed For Abheoat the Middle of the Month—Movie Men Make Her Oger.

More Guff Emitted By  Tearful Hamon Womar   SHE HAS HAD OFFER TO GO ON LECTURE PLATFORM: AND INTQ MOVIES AND WILL FIND HER NOTORIETY A RICH THING, BUT SHE PRATES ON ABOUT ATONE-' MENT AND DUTY TO OLD PARENTS

UEFEA RECEIVED BY Mf, HAMON HELO FOR GRIME   If Acquitted She May Go Intc the Movies or on Lecture Platform.

TWO CASES DISMISSED,   (Considerable Record, However Made in Circuit: Court,

THOUSAND HULA MAIDENS DANGE ‘BEFORE PRING!   Picturesque Celebration Ar ranged for Wales by Hawaiian Islands Tribesmen

ARRANGE COAL CONFERENCE   Operators Accept Miners’ Proposal for  Meet in New York.

Gotha Rede Surrender   COAL CONFERENCE ARRANGED   T. T. Brewster for Operators Accepts Miners’ Proposal for Meet in New York.

COAL CONFERENCE ARRANGED   Tv. T. Brewster for Operators Accept: Miners’ Proposal for Meet in ' New York.

TWO SOCIALISTS GET SEATS   While Three Others Are Barrad from _ New York State Assembly After Re-Election,

eseres His “Policies Set Forth in Campaign Will End Jungle of Mismanagement. Country. is Now in

CHARGES COX HAS AVOIDED VITAL ISSUES   Herding Accuses Democratic Party of Failure to Put Its Policies Clearly Before People   BEMANDS AN ANSWER   Hominee Declares He Has Propesed a Definite, Constructive Republican Policy in Campaign

Harding Accuses Cox ‘of Dodging Platform   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE RE-STATES HIS POSITION ‘Oh - ALL FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS; ASKS -COX TO ANSWER CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST HIM.

RNG      WILL ENTER WISE “ASSOCIATION”   HE CHARGES PARTY NOW IN POWER WITH FAILURE.

HARDING ASKS DEMOCRATS TO ANSWER: CHARGE   Have Failed to Place Their Policies Clearly Before the People, Says G. O. P. Nominee.   RESTATES GWN POLICIES

HARDING ACCUSES HIS OPPONENTS   Failed to Place Policies Clearly Before Peonie, He Says,   SENATOR ISSUES STATEMENT

Declares’ No : Reply : Is Made ‘to Republican. SN Oetisations   GIVES:STAND ON. DOMESTIC POLICY      Dedlatss Wilson  Rule - Has Shown: Gross  . Inettigenc:

WILL ENTER WISE “ASSOCIATION”   HE CHARGES PARTY NOW  IN POWER WITH FAILURE,

CALLS ON COX: TO EXPLAIN    ‘HARDING DECLARES NO CHARGE HAS . BEEN ANSWERED.   Extravaganee, Unpreparedness, Un . necessary Taxation ead “Grotesque  °. Inefficiency” Among Accnsa‘tens Dodged by Democrats.

HARONG DEMANDS THAT OPPONENTS TELL POSITION   Accuses . Democracy of Evading the Issue and Failing to State Definitely Where It Stands.   INSISTS PARTY BE DEFINITE   Accuses Democratic Administration of Wasteful Practises Involving Untold Billions in Wealth.

PLAYING DOWN LEAGUE ISSUE   Harding’s Week-End Statement Says Little About Paramount Question   REJECTS THE COVENANT   But Refers to His Substitute as a Wise Association of Nations

CLUES RUN DOWN   Police Get Mysterious Phone Calis in Paul Death

An X xt the side. of you -uanie is a reminder that your -subscription has expired and a renewal solicited ~      Personal Mention.

ARTICLE TEN SUB IS NOT RATIFIED   (  Democrats Refuse Compro mises ‘and Are Principally Behind President.

ARTICLE TEN WILL ~ BE BATTLEGROUND   On Which Treaty Proposal Must Stand or Fall   THE SENATE FIGHT   Seems Quite as Much of a Deadlock as ft Was at First and Republicans Are Said To Be Deeply  Discoquriced.

Democrats and Republicans Who Favor Early‘ Ratification See Their Hopes Go Glimmering as Article Ten Bobs Up Again for Partisan Discussion   NO POSSIBILITY OF AGREEMENT

Treaty is Reached. NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE  eee ei av ama  Less Rabid of Republicans: anc Democrats Strive to React A Settlement. .

JOUGT COMPROMISE   SENATORS CAN NOT SEE LIGHT? ON ARTICLE -TEN.   Peace Treaty May Go Over. as  Campaign Tssue Phis fall.

SENATE BEGINS CONSIDERATION — OF ARTICLE 10   Reservations To Important Article Will Be Unfinished Business Until They Are Disposed Of   REPUBLICANS DRAFTED SUBSTITUTE ARTICLE   Twenty Eight Democrats Said To Favor Substitute, But Not Enough For A Majority Vote To Ratify

DEMOCRATS — HOLD BAGK   Article 10 Falls to Pass In the Senate, .   EFFECT OF WILSON’S LETTER

SAUX OF THE PAGT BATTLE. 5 REACHED   Article 10 Reservation Alone Remains of the 14 to Be Acted Upon, / ©   PROPOSED MODIFICATION MAY NOT BE PRESENTED   Republicans Fail to Secure  Sufficient Pledges to As-  sure Ratification if ~ Plans Mature

RTICLE X  IS ONLY ROCK LEFT IN PACT SENATE FIGHT   Voting Power Equality Reservation Is  Passed.   INSISTS ON EQUAL BALLOTING POWEI   17 Democrats Line Up With Ropublicans  ah.

SENATE IN FINAL ~ FAGHT-ON TREATY   Article -10 :Reservations Taken - -ttp"White"Negotiations for--

Ratification ‘of Versailles Treaty Enters On a Mosq Bitter Ficht

PREPARED NEW RESERVATION “TO ARTICLE IC   FOLLOWS OLD ONE IN GENERAL BUT LANGUAGE IS MORE SPECIFIC   Failure of Democrats To Enthuse Over It Mav Cause It To Not Be Presented

G. O. P. Leaders Fail to Put Over Article 10 Substitute   ‘Senators Who Want Treaty Ratified, Worked for Com promise With Redoubled Effort, But With Fading : Hope—Chief Crux of Disagreement Became Un: finished Business of the Senate.

CHANCES FOR THE MATIFICATION 0 PAGT FADING FAS   Friends Work With Dedoubléd Effort on .. Article Ten —    EXPECT VOTE THIS WEEK

REPUBLICANS FIND QUBSTITUTE FOR ARTIGLE TEN   Unabie to Line Up Sufficien Democratic Votes Behind It.   EFFECT OF WILSON LETTER

ARTICLE TEN HOLDS CENTER OF THE STAGE      ‘Republican Plan’ Modification  of Reservations Submitted 1 In November. ~

PEAGE TREATY 1s ONAN EARNEST        PEACE TREATY FIGHT ENTERS PINAL PHASE TODAY   ARTICLE. TER UP TO FINISH          rticle. X “and Reservations the Unfinistied. Business of the Senate to ; Considered Until Disposed Of.

Opinion That Effort at Compromise Will Fail Is General.   WILL SOON KNOW _ FATE OF TREATY

Article X. Is Up For Debate In The Senate Today   Substitute Reservation Is Prepared In The Hope Of Gaining Support

FIGHT CENTERS ON ARTICLE }   Final and Mc Most Bitter Phase: of Contest Over Teaaty ic O Today

SCORE OF DEMS TO VOTE FOR RATIFICATIONS WITH RESERVA‘TIONS, PREDIC. ,   Little Hope Expressed That Agreement ’ Would Bring Two-Thirds.

BITTER FIGHT IS EXPECTED   Article Ten Reservation to Come Before the Senate Today

Peace Treaty Ratification with Senators for Final Disposition,   SEARCHING FOR COMPROMISE   _ Article ¥.of Treaty” Declared: 16 Take Away Right:to Manage : Our Owa: Business.

Says He Urges “Naked Force”   Regrets President's Criticism of Allies  _— a  7 Democrats Join to Pass Voting Power Glanse   Four More Are Needed For Ratification

ARTICLE X RULES IN TREATY BATTL ki   Senators Line Up for. Final Battle. on Peace “Pact With Contest at: — a ’ Bitterast Stage.

TREATY DEBATE NOW IN FINAL AND TI BITTEREST PHASE   Compromise Negotiations Continued But Little Hope of Ratification.   REPUBLICANS HAVE AID   And Below You Will Find Text of Article X, Which Started the Big Row.

ARTICLE TEN 1S NOW UNFINISHED BUSINESS   SOME SENATORS WORK WITH REDOUBLED EFFORTS, BUT “FADING HOPES. '   ANOTHER RESERVATION UF   0. We . t Democrats Will Confer Today to Try and Find Way Out of the Wilderness.

ARTICLE 10 WILL NOW BE TAKEN UF   Dominating Issue Becomes Unfinished Business of Senate.  ONE RESERVATION PASSED   Seventeen Democrats Votc With Republicans for Clanse -—Adjournment Taken on Motion of Lodge Without Starting Debate on Deciding Prablem of Peace Treaty.

ee BECINS   Dispute Over Article Ten. Reser _-Vations Stands in Way of Ratification. .° .          SENATE TAKES UP PACT: .*.; '_AS UNFINISHED BUSINESS      Measure Expected ! ‘ptay Rel Body Uitil Finally Diss : Yosed Of.          COMPROMISE STILL SOUGH   zoe Claim Support ‘of: - Democrats But Number Tneufficient. ~

ARTICLE X 1S “ONLY BLOCK T0 RATIFICATION   Voting Power Reservation Is Adopted by Senate  Tuesday.

Becomes Untinished Business of the Senate, While Letders of Both Parties Who Derire Ratitieation Work for Compromise With RKedoubled Efforts but Little Hope,

Several Republicans Agreed on New Article Ten and Start, Campaign to Get Necessary Backing; Democrats Not Standing Together ©

FATE OF TREATY AGAIN SUSPENDED ON ARTIGLE TEN   Disputed Section of League Covenant Comes Up in Senate With Both Sides Without Hope of Agreement.

Mw trate we OF ywiw wi +, ww}  Treaty iS Reach 2d, NEGOTIATIONS NS CONTINUE  tice a mae  Less Rabid of Republicans. anc Democrats Strive to React! A Settlement. .

HARD FOUGHT PHASE IN PACT FIGHT TODAY   Article 10 Reservations to the Peace Treaty Up for Action in the Senate

WAS INTENDED TO MAKE LODGE RESERVATION ACCEPTABLE.   SENATE BEGINS WHAT MAY BE FINAL FIGHT OVER ART, 10

HAVE LITTLE HOPE OF AGREEMENT ON TREATY CHANGES   Ralification Fight Goes On With Article 10 Unde- "cided.   FAGTIONS CONTINUE TO  " UNT FOR COMPR@NESE   Adopt Reservation Regard * “itig’ Voting Power League of Nationg, :

“Here is Article Ten-Upon Which  ‘Hangs the Fate of Peace Treaty: oe Just Two Compact Sentences in the:  ” Midst of an 80,000 Word Document

“-ENATE PIGHT REACHES ACUTE STAGE WHEN FAMOUS REsERVATION COMES UP

YONCALLA, OREGON, 1. STRICTLY WOMEN'S TOWN   No City Fathers, But: City Mothers AS Ti Were,

WOMEN IN POLITICS TOO MUCH FOR THEMEN   Female Citizens by Secretly Planning Capture Offices Of Town in Gregon

NEW MURDER MYSTER)   Body of Los Angeles Man ®uriec in Cellar.   California Capitalist Disappeared Four Months Ago—Remains Under Tons of Earth.

MURDER MYSTERY IN CALIFORNIA CIT’   Body of Los Angeles Man Buried in Cellar.   California Capitalist Disappeared Four Months Ago—Remains Under Tons of Earth.

UNEARTH WEIRD MURDER HER}   Find Body, Wrapped in Gor forter, In Deep Hote Under Gallar Stairs,

CAPITALIoT OLAIN AND BODY BURIED IN HOUSE CELLAR   Los Angeles Police Discover Most Weird Crime in City’s History.   BURIAL IN SECRET ROOM

GIRL'S BIG REGRET SS SORROW SHE CAUSED PARENTS   Interview Given Associ ated Press; Insists She  Is Mrs. Hamon.

MRS. CLARA SMITH HAMON DEDICATES LIFE TO ATONE © ‘ FOR SORROW TO PARENTS

SHE'S NEARLY BACK INHER HOME AT ARDMORE   Clara Smith Hamon Talks of Religion, Books, Friends And Views of Life

LARA aM TH TD DEVOTE LIFE 10 HELPING FAMIL!   NOW ENROUTE FROM EL PASO TO ARDMORE TO FACE TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE,

WOMAN EXPECTS TO LEAD A NEW LIFE   TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY   Her Attorneys in Signed Statement Reelare no Jury Will Convict on Evidence.

MAKING AMENDS GLARA AMON 5 AIM AFTER TRIAL   Woman Would Atone to Rela tives for Sorrow Brought Them—Avoids Mention of Murder Charge in Intérview

 Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon Will Atope For Sorrow She Has : Brought. :

TO ATONE FOR PAST   Clara Sintth Hamon Has so Cou: secrated fler Future...      “NEVER AGAIN. WASTE TIME   Tells tite Associated Press Great Friends She Made at Chitahua.: 

NOW TO LIVE TO ATONE FOR HER ® PAST.   SORAY SHE GAVE FAMILY SO MUCH WORRY.   Clara Smith Hamon in tnterview Which She Granted Associated Press Reporter Expresses Her Hope for Future.

Clara Smith Hamon Plans _ To Consecrate Her Life «In Atoning To Her Family

 MISS SMITH WILL TRY TO ATONE FOR SORROW CAUSED HER FAMILY   , Woman Accused of Slaying Jake Hamon, in Interview With Associated Press, Talks on Religion, Art, Philosophy,  Psychology and Fancy Work.

DEVOTE LIFE TO. MAKING AMENDS   MRS. CLARA SMITH HAMON BACK TO ARDMORE FOR TRIAL. I   “A MISTAKEN PAST’   : t A — INTERVIEW GIVEN REPORTER EXPRESSES SORROW. ~   Weman Acensed of Slaying ‘Jake ILamon Receives Hage Pile of Leiters of Sympathy. ~

NOW EN ROUTE ARDMORE, OKLA   Clara Smith Says She Will Never Waste Another Minute

WOMAN EXPECTS TO LEAD A NEW LIFE   CLARA SMITH HAMON GIVES INTERVIEW TO. ASSOC1\TED PRESS.    r say} Her Attorneys in Signed Statement Reclare no Jury Will   Convict on Evidence.

WOULD ACCOUNT TO FAMILY FOR MANY SORROWS   Clara Smith Hamon to Conseerate Her Life.to Her Family

KILLS WIFE AT CARNIVAL   Police Chief of O'Neill, Neb., Shoots Spouse While Hundreds Witness Act—Ends Own Life,

SLAYS WIFE AT CARNIVAL   O'Neill (Neb.) Police Chief Shoots Snouse and Ends Own Life.

VON LUET TWIT? TELLS REASONS   For Overthrowing of the Ebert Government   AN URGENT NECESSITY   ‘0 Take Action for Protection of Europe Against Danger From East—England Doing Nothing and Can Do Nothing to Stay Advance of Bolshevism, He Says

LUETTWITZ OF OLD. GUARD   ‘Informs Correspondent That Ger“many Must Have . More Men Than Alles ‘Have Alloted- To   Asien Te: Theaviun Salone,      ‘LABOR TROUBLES BUT BRIEF

Feline;Escapes Bag _ Huns Ask Big Army   DECLARE ALLIES MUST LET THEM INCREASE THE  PRESENT FORCE, IN ORDER TO COMBAT REDS AND SAVE EUROPE—NEW DICTATOR HINTS THAT THOSE LABOR STRIKES WILL BE MET WITH MACHINE GUNS.

GREAT NAVY IS HARDING THEME   Country Should Have Navy Equaing Nation’s Greatness, He Says.   ARRIVES IN NEWPORT NEWS   Will Go On To Washington For Few Days and Then to Home in Marion,

Coun Should Have Wa causing Ration’s Greatness, He Says.   ARRIVES IN NEWPORT SNEWS   Wit Go On To Washington For _ Few Days and Then to Home in Marion.

MUST FULFILL OBLIGATIONS,   New Government Will Have to Carry Out Treaty Pledges.

OPPOSE PACT WITH JAPAN   SENATE GROotr t8 AGAT*S  TREATY  WITH SIPPON.  a  ‘   WOULD BE INEFFECTUAL   FOREIGN RELATIONS COM MITTEE VOUCES OBJECTIONS.   Fear tt Would Not Be Observed Any More Than “Gentlemen's Agreement’ and Other Understandings.

SENATORS WILL gPPOSE TREAT WITH JAPANESE   ‘Members of Foreign Relations Committee Against it; Laws, Not Treaty, Wanted

POLONEL WAVES’ THE RED FLAG   L’Estrange Malone, Membe of English Parllament, Under Arrest.

BRITISH LIBERAL IN POLICE COURT   Charged With Using Seditious ‘Language.

RISH PARLIAMENT MENIBER CHARGED WITH SEDITION   Col. Malone. in Bow Street to ‘Answer for Speech Which Hinted at Hangings

MALONE HELD ON A CHARGE ~ OF SEDITION   Red Agitator Taken as  He Delivered Address at Dublin Wednesday Night.

lie Chitdtiond of the. Lard Mus Be Sateguarded, Says‘ Harding.          : Departinent: at: Socla slice in’ Contection with -Béderal Governaiant,

HARDING FAVORS VIGOROUS ACTION   REPUBLICAN  PRESIDENTIAL ~CANDEDATE CONDEMNS LAX ENFORCEMENT   A PROHIBITION POLICY   Personal Attitude Should Have Nothing te Do With Administration of the Law

NARUING SAYS POMIBITION NOT BEING ENFORCED   The Republican Candidat Speaks to Women on Social Problems.

MABBING ASSALS “LAX ENFORCE OE VOLSTEAD ACh   y Bxforeement an Kevutive  e gerne Candidaia = ells Women.        FEDERAL DAPARTMENT UF ‘PUBLIO WELFARE FAVOREL   Would Be Organized By-Combin. “ing Various Existing Gov: ernmertel Bureaus.   WAR QOWFIDENGCE LN WOMEN   Believes ‘They Will Stond With - Republican. Party Against TLeaona of Nations..

HARDING WANTS TO ENFORCE DRY LAW 10 LETTER   Candidate Also Woulc Better Condition Of Working Girls.

Republican Nominee Londemns Lax Enforcement of Prohibttion Law     Announces Plans For Department of Public Welfare  Says Voice of Women “Must Be Heeded

HARDING PROPOSES FEDERAL DINISION OF SOCIAL JUSTICE   Urges Public Welfare Center at Washington in Speech to Women at Marion.   FAVORS EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK BY WOMEN   Children’s Bureaus and Health Agencies Would Be Fixed in New Department.

HITS LAX LAW ENFORCEMENT   Harding Also Tella. Women. in Speech : He Wants a New, Department - Of. Social Welfare.

NFU AGEMENT Tt LAWS AeQuial TU ALL PABBA   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE ADDRESSES AUPIENCE OF WOMEN PROM FRONT PORCH,

HARBING ADDRESSES WOMEN OF ROME TOWN,    TELLS HIS AUDIENCE THAT NEXT TO: MATERNITY THAT THEY “:° SHOULD. PAY ATTENTION ; “ TQ HEALTH

BIG CAMPAIGN + IN FULL SWING   BOTH PRESIDENTIAL CANDI-. DATES BUSY TODAY.   “ENFORCE THE LAW”   THAT WAS TEXT OF HARD ING@S FRONT PORCH TALK.   Cox Spent Day Swinging Around the Oklahoma ‘Ccrcult Taiking About League.

Would Obey People’s Wil Regardless of His Own:  ~ Dniniance.   WANTS NEW BUREAU   Declares for Federal: ‘Or ganization to Aid Social Welfare.

HARDING PROMISES MOTHERS. HE. WIL ENFORCE DRY LAM   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE .FOR PRESIDENT ADDRESSES GATHER 1. ING OF WOMEN.      Outlines Policy for Federal Ef . fort for General Welfare.

HARDING URGES’ ~ PUBLIC WELFARE   Condemns Lax Enforce‘ment.of Prohibition   WOULD ESTABLISH ~NEW DEPARTMENT   Nominee Addresses Wom’ .. enat Marion ©

SEN. HARDING. MAKES ADDRESS   Social Justice Discussed  by Republican Presi dential Nominee

SENATOR HARDING “SPEAKS TO WOMEN   Defining His Views of Many Issues of the Great Moment. -

Republican’ Presidential: ‘Nom née Presents Views on F tions of Government  in Address to Women. =~ =                ROUNDLY SCORES LAXITY::: IN DRY. LAW. ENFORCEMENT   Declares for r Protection _ “of Motherhood and Women in Industry; Would Give Theri Administrative Positions —

HARDING URGES ACTION BEHIND VOLSTEAD LAW   Condemns Law Enforcement of Prohibition Act “Without Qualification”   FOR A NEW DEPARTMENT   Tells Women U. S. Needs a Department of Public Welfare in Government

HARDING ON DRY ISSUE   Condemns Lax Enforcement of Prohibition.   CONFIDENCE IN WOMEN   Believe They Stand With Repub: lican Party Against Versailles League of N ations.

H Ce ss  "REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL  CANDIDATE CONDEMNS LAX ENFORCEMENT !   A PRGHIBITION POLICY   Péersanal Attitude Sheuld Have Nothing to Do With Administpation of the Latr

HARDING OUT STRONG  FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT   Jominee Proposes Establishment of New Department of Public Welfare

DEMOCRATS ELECT LYNCH.   Minnesota Delegates to San Francisco to Go Uninstructed.

USING POISON  TD AVOID DEATH BY STARVATION   HUNDRED MILEION DOLLARS NOW NEEDED TO SAVE PEOPLE OF  FAMINE DISTRICT,

POISON ENTIRE FAMILIES   Chinese in Famine-Ridden Province Kill Themselves to Avoid Starvation .

Members of Joe Welsh Post. Ameri can Legien Here Plan For Cere- mony Satarday—Third Military Funeral.

MILITARY FUNERAL HOA MARION DUNCA)   Members of Joe Welsh Post American Legion Here Plan For Ceremony Saturday—Third Military Funeral.

Justice Hughes Comes Out Strong For Sen. Harding   Gives Unqualified Endorse ment To Republican Nominee   SCORES WILSON AND COX IN STATEMENT’   Pays Tribute To Worth of G O. P. Nominee—League Is Discussed

C. E. Hughes Is Out For Harding   Justice Hughes Scores Both Cox and Wilson in Harding Endorsement.

Declares Cox’s Nominatio Brought About By ‘Baneful Influences.’   RAPS PRESIDENT WILSON   Blames Chaotic European Con ditions To Obstinacy At White House

CHARLES.EVANS HUGHES STRONG FOR HARDIN   ‘Gives Unqualified Enadorsemeni ! Of Candidate And His League Of Nations Views.

HUGHES F AVORS ROOTS LEAGUE; TO AID HARDINC   Indorses Nominee: and Pro posal-of Association for  Teebixoumandea at Pevebhinsk

MAY REORGANIZE DRY BUREAU      Resignation of Assistant Secretary of Treasury Shouse Starts Talk er Changes,

GENERAL SHIFT OF PROHIBITION HEADS FOLLGWS SCANDAL   WASHINGTON DENIES SHOLSES RESIGNATION 18 SEQUEL TO LIQUOR SENSATION.

10 IMPROVE WORLD'S FINANCIAL CONDITION   Council of League of Nations Take: up Question of Credit and ‘Inflated Currency   EXCHANGE RATE TO BE FIXED

Council at San Sebastian Session Will Discuss Wavs and Means.   EXPERTS SAY ENEMY MONEY WON’T STABLE   Causes Assigned for Unset: tled Economic Conditions Throughout World,

TOIMPROVE FINANCIAL CONDITION   LEAGUE OF NAT(QXS WILL FLAN FOR XORE STABLE CREDITS THROUGHOUT Whip? nm   MILITARY AND AERIAL COM. MISSION PLACE BAN ON POISON GAS.

WORLD FINANCE MATTERS COME BEFORE LEAGUE   a  Plans Made for Confer. ence to Fix Arbitrary Rate of Exchange

PRESBYTERIANS QUIT -INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT      Would Contribute $100.000 if Tadicaly Different Plin Were Adopted,

PRESBYTERIANS WILL MEET AT WINONA LAKE   General Assembly Selects Indiana Resort for 1921 Session

Presbyterians Leave the Inter. Church Drive   DECLINE TO GO PURTHE! WITH INTERCHERCH WORLD MOVEMENT.

DROP INTERCHURCH PLAN   Presbtyerians Will Continue New Era Movement

PRESBYTERIANS QUIT INTERCHURGH WORLD) MOVEMENT      Declines Further Obligation: for Movement “As Now Organized.”

SATE HARDING + AND PARTY. HEADS   Confer Together Revlewin: General Politleal Qutlook.   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN HAYS   Expresmed Perfect Satisfaction With Oampalgn Situation, Repeating Predictions That Republican Ticket Will Rol Up Qne of Largest Pajoritier ty Matlan’a History.

HARDING PREPARES . PANMPAICN SPEECH   6-0. \P.. ‘Nominee Confers With Party ‘Leaders Regarding Proposed Trips-

be and Daugherty Predict  hat An Overwhelming Victory Will Be Won By the G. 0. P. Nominees.   WILSON MAY ASSUME ACTIVE LEADERSHIF   -resident Is Understood to Be Preparing to Take An Active Part During Final Month of Camnaicn.

HARDING BEGINS: WESTERN SWINE   Nominee Well Pleased Ove Outlook; Confers With © Party Managers: ©

HARDING TO TAKE UP LEAGUE ISSUE IN IOWA SPEECH   Republican Nominee Will Talk in Des Moines Thursday Morning.

epublican, Nomineo Holds Lengthy Conferences With Party Leaders, and Preparing Addresses.

HARING PREPARES FOR WESTERN TRIP BEGINNING TODA\   HAYS TELLS NOMINEE WILSON I LEADING DEMOCRATS TO LEAGUE ISSUE.

Cay ee  Swing Will Be Followed By Others ‘In Border aid Eastern States.”

Chatrmah Hays ~ and Harty © "M. Daughtery, Member Of Exec tive Commitiee,: Express: Peyfect Satisfaction With Campaion   MAY NOT VISIT NEW YORK

HARDING PREPARES FOR TOUR OF Weal: LEAVES HOME TODAY   INCLUDED IN STOPPING POINTS OF REPUBLICAN WILL BE OKLAHOMA CITY   HE CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Hays Ann?unce, He Is Well Pleased With Campaign and Predicts Great Victory for Republican  Party

HARDING 10 DEAL FURTHER THURGOAY WITH LEAGUE ISSUE   May Reply to Some Arguments in Wilson Letter Made Public Sunday.   PUTS IN A BUSY DAY PREGARING FOR SWING   Herbert Hoover's Active Work for Republican Ticket to Begin Saturday Night With Address at Indianapolis, It Has Been Made Known.

HARDING TO START ON WESTERN TRIE   “ominee’s Invasion of Easter _ States Will Be Undertaken About October 20

a ERDINGG TO JOURNEY WEST.   es Today for a Tour That Will Him to Nebraska.  Leavy (arrs

NARDING WORKS LONG OVERTIME   Will Start Today on Western —— Tour  eee   Speeches Scheduled at Des Moines, Omaha, Kansas City and Oklahoma—Will Swing Into East Later in Month and Speak at Buffalo—Conferes with Party Leaders

HARMING PUTS IN A STRENUOUS DAY   G. OQ. P. PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE ARRANGES FINAL DETAILS OF WESTERN TRIP.

HOOVER TO TAKE STUMP FOR 6.0.P   ACTIVE WORK FOR HARDING WILI BEGIN SATURDAY AT INDIANAPOLIS

ARRESTS FOLLOW. INDICTMENT OF GOAL OPERATORS   Foreast Action Within Week Against Miners and Employers.   INDICT 125 PERSONS   Wage Increase Now Up To -F resident Wilson.

Coal Onerators  To Be Arrested   Some of Miners Also To Be Taken As Result of Indictments   PRODUCTION OF COAL RESTRICTED

JAP REPLY RECEIVED   ‘Answer to U. S. Protest in Main Unsatisfactory.   State Department Will Not Make It Public Until Released by Tokyo.

JAPANESE REPLY TO U. S. UNFAVORABLE   Answer to U. S. Protest in Mair Unsatisfactory.   State Oecpartment Will Not Make I Public Until Released by Tokyo.

RECEIVES JAP REPLY   STATE DEPARTMENT GETS AN. SWER TO U. S, PROTEST.   Called Unsatisfactory, but Will Not Be Made Public Until Tokyo Releases It.

BARK HORSE NOT IMPROBABLE AT. THE CONVENTION   Unprecedented Condition Precedes Opening of Big Gathering.   CONFUSED MASS WITHOUT LEADER   ‘Wide Open Convention In Which Every Candidate Will Have *“ His Chance,

Anyone Of . Eight Has An ~ Equal Chance   From Practical Political Standpoint, Chicago Con vention Is Leaderless-—‘‘Dark Horse’’ Not Improbable, As Only Third of 984 Candates Are Pledged. Outstanding Developments ‘Today.

LITTLE FIGURE GUT BY BOSSES:   National Republican Convention is a Free-for-All and Chances Equal,   ‘NO DOMINATING LEADER ‘AND DELEGATES PREE   At Least Two-Thirds of Detegates are Unpledged to Avy Canridate.

CANDIDATE T0 ~ BE NAMED IS IN DARK   SITUATION -AT CHICAGC TOO CONFUSED FOR SAFE FORECAST.

Ni) LEADER AT THE U1.0.P. CONVENTION   WUC CONFUSION ON THE EVE OF PHEIR CONVENTION WEEK,   CHARGES “STEAM ROLLER   ‘Senator Moses Also Claims That Chair. man Hays Has Been Unfair in the Contests,

UI TRONG LEADER   nyone Of Eight Candidates Has Chance To Win Big Presidential Prize   SENCE OF PENROSE EMBOLDENS RADICALS   any Pledged Delegates Are aid To Be Wobbly In Their Allegiance To Chief

‘: TEAERESS meer   Delegates ' an triving in Chi_ are bewildered by ~ conditions found   BROTH OF MARY ELEMENTS   How. to.hold and swing con fused mass is puzzle to - “old timers: .

THE CONVENTION AS IT APPEARS ON THE SURFACE  ANY ACTIVE CANDIDATE MAY WIN THE NOMI  DARK HORSE TALKERS ARE DIMINISHING

CONGRESS WILL BE ASKED TO BAR ALIENS 2 YEARS   Suspension of Immi gration to Be Urged Next Week.

OLYMPIC GAMES END.   Americazs Roll Up Total of 212 Points, Twice That of Nearest Compctitor.

IEVENTH OLYMPIAD TRACK AND FIELD COMPETITIONS END, AMERICA 13 WINNE!

YANKS LEAD IN SEVENTH OLYMPIAD   FAR AHEAD OF ATHLETES OF UTHER NATIONS IN ANTWERP WORLD CLASSIC   Americans Tied With Finland for  Largest Number of Firsts— Manv Seconds.

AMERICANS WIN WITH BIG MARGIN   Score Approximately OneThird of Points   IN SEVENTH OLYMPIAD   Have More than Twice as Many as Nearest Competitor, Finland—Tie Latter Nation in First Places Won and Lead Largely in Seconds— Athletes Leaving Antwerp

Séventh Olympiad Closés — With Americans Winning by More Than 100 Points

OLYMPIAD ENDS US. VICTORIOUS   Americans Win 212? Points, Twice: as Many as Nearest Rival  Nation, Finland   NEW. RECORDS MADE   U. S. Swimmers Demonstrate Thei - Skill Boxing Finals Take Place Tonight

OLYMPIC MEET ENDS U.S. AN EASY WINNER   Doubles Tally of Finland. Which Finishes Second   Americans Smash Three World’ And One Olympic Record   OLYMPIC POINT TOTALS

DECISIVE YANKEE VICTORY   ities Americans Rolled? Up Total o Points Double Nearest Rival  in Olympic Games.

AMERICA PILES UP MORE POINTS AS MEET CLOSES Athletes Leave for Other Meets tn Kurope.

. z .  FUDGMENT OF MONTANA COURT IN   CASE OF FOSS HAS BEEN APPROVED

BiG JOLLIFICATION BY REPUBLICANS   THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE JOIN ID THE JOYFUL TIME AT THE RATIFICATION MEETING

ALICE 10 TAKE b. 0. P. STUME   Famous Daughter of the Co!  onel to Aid in Harding Campaign.

DISORDER TO MARK CAMPAIGN   Weck Vinoleace te (anvace Among  teermane Previasres.

ARRESTS NEAR IN. ~ PALISADES. CRIME   CHECK UP HUSBAND'S STOR}   Some “Peculiar Things About ite Schultz i is. Hysterical ‘and Weepa  in Cell —

PALISADE MURDER NEARING SOLUTION   Husband of Victim, in Hacken ' “sack Jail. Shows Signs ..  af Potten:

GATHER TO HEAR HERBERT HOOVER   Bankers und Business Men Hare Discussion of Plans to Relieve Destitute People.

SOCIETY GIRL KILLS HERSELF   SISTER OF NOTED BANKER’S - WIDOW iS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN INSANE.

ADDS THIRD STORY   Remodeling of Kendlehart Building Moves Rapidly.

BEING RECEIVED AND DECIPHERED   Not Even a Summary of It to Be Given Out at Present   COUNCIL’S REPLY SAID TO  THT ALCOA TIAA Li TA ATi CAA

GAN NOT AGGEPT I]   LLI2ES INFORMED €. S.. MAY WEPHDIAW TREATY,   supreme Allied Couneil tas  Answered Wilson's Note. .

Andrew Bonar Law States There Is Not the Shadow of Foundation for Such a Statement.   WON'T BE MADE PUBLIC.

Text Is Modified and Worded in Tone More Conciliatory — to the United States  ee a   GRAVE POSSIBILITIES CONFRONT PREMIERS   NITTE SERVES NOTICE THAT RE IS TIRED OF GOING TA AND FRO BETWEEN ‘—_AND LONDON, e

ALLIES REPLY TO _ PRESIDENT’S NOTI   CONTENTS ARE HELD UP PEND. ING WORD FROM WILSON; LON. sDON PRESS IS SILENT ON QUESTION,

Decisions Will Be Carried Out If He Tells How   Supreme War Council Replies To His Note About The Adriatic  Question

ALLIES’ REPLY ON THE WAY,   Hai Corre spondence ott 1 Adtintic Won’ t Be Published,

PREMIERS REFUSE 10 RE-OPEN FIUME CASI   Note From Allied Council i: “Coded and on Way to President Wilson,   ASK MORE INFORMATION

AFPLY 10.0.5 AQRIATIC NOTE S BEING CODES   Supreme Council Answers Wilson's Protest But Does Not Propose to Make Piblic the Correspondence

SAY REPLY TONED DOWN BY ALLIES   Message Coded and Forwarded to Capitol by Tandan   PUBLICITY UP TO W. W.   Allies Object to Reopening of the Adriatic Question 

ANSWER TO'ADRITIC. NNOTE IN PREPARATION   SUPREME COUNCIL DOES NOT PROPOSE TO MAKE PUBLIC CORRESPONDENCE.   ITALIAN FEELING 1S. STRONE   Sentiment in Jugosliv Camp Shows Elation That Slavs Have Champion in United States.

BT Lott IN AVON Ut PLEAGING AMERIGA   Premier Nitti Tired of Dis pute, Wants “Showdown” Immediately   POWERS MUST CHOOSE LESSER OF 3 EVILS   Situation Believed In London to Contain Grave Possibilities

PREMIERS’ NOTE ON ADRIATIC Is IN WASHINGTON   Bonar Law Declares Reply to U.S. Recognizes Friend. ndship E Here  ALLIES YIELD, 1S BELIEF

PUBLICATION OF REPLY °: RESTS WITH PRESIBENT   REOPENING OF ADBIATIC «:. QUESTION OBJECTED TO   Note Upholds Supreme Cowfiils January Ultimatum to :  Jugo-BSlavia.  _   TONE GREATLY MODIFIED   Decisions Reached in December  to Be Carried Out If Wil * son Finds Way. —

ALLIED NOTE Aa MEAGHED WASHINGTON   Despite Denials, Draft Ha: Been Changed by  Premiers.

WASHINGTON WILL NOT MAKE PUBLIC ADRIATIC NOTE   Reply to Wilson’s Memorandum Is Received From Allied Council But Is Kept Secret.

ALLIED REPLY 0 ADRIATIC NOTE I$ HERE   Statement Will Not Be Made Public at the Present Time.   ‘MODIFICATION OF THE   ORIGINAL DEMANDS   U. S. Will Stand Pat No Mat. ter What Steps Are Taken to Iron Out the Difficulty.

Reported Thet Allies Do Not Want America To WithCraw Ships   SLAVS LOCKING 10 WILSOR

ALLIES FORWARD REPLY TO WILSON REGARDING FIUME   COUNCIL DENLES i = DRAFT Is MODIFTED PLEASEH AMERICA,   TEAT 15 HELD IN SECRECY   Italians Resent President's Action Declaring It Is An Attack On Nation in Form of Ultimatum,

ALLIES’ REPLY ON ADRIATIC.. “1S RECEIVED   Report From London Says. Pretmiers Object to “‘Responsible Question.   THE TEXT NOT-MADE PUBLIC   Premiers .Ready to Carry Out First Terms tf Wilson Will-'” Show Way to Do It.

Note to Wilson In Forwarded: Thro 7 Council of Ambassadors In Resi. &

MAKE REPLY 10 WILSU ON FIUNE eniABD  E   Report Says Objection Raised ~ To Reopen Adriatic Muddle  A ne aera  ASK WILSON FOR WAY  Condition Causing ‘Ultimatum Could Not Be Ignored Is Claimed.

ALLIES, IT IS UNDERSTOOD, OBJECT TO RFOPENING OF ADRIATIC QUESTION

PREMIERS REPLY 10 U.S. NOTE   Document NotIdentical With First One Drafted, but Report Tone Was Sottened Denied; Refuse to Ignore Slav Ultimatum.

PREMIERS A STANDING PAT   Object to Re-Opening the Adriatic Question.   PRESIDENT WILSON HAS REPLY   Agreement He Was Party to Will be Carried Out if He (Wilson) Will Indicate Way.

BRITAIN PREFERS U.S, FRIENDSHIP TO THAT OF ITAL   BRITISH GOVERNMENT ADVISEL TO GO TO ANY LNG N TO PLACATE PRESIDENT WILSON   PRESENTS GRAVE PROBLEM   French ond British Leaders Arc Compelles” to Chose Between Offending America, Haly cr Jugeo-Slavia—Reply Sent to Wilson

REPLY OF © THE COUNCII   To President Wilson’s Note on Adriatic Settlement Forwarded to Washing: ton, —~ Publication Rests With the President.

ALLIED REPLY TO WILSON RECEIVED   Ariswer to Note on. Adriatic Situation Reaches , ‘the State Department,’   No Text or Summary . To Be -Given Out at the  Present Time \

Adk WILSON 10 PLAY filo HAND IN WORLD GAME   Believed Message Tells President to Show Way to Settle Whole Dispute.

THE ALLIES ASK PRES, WILSON FOR SUGBESTIONS   On the Settlement of the —Adrintic Question—Reply Not Made Publle

ALLIED ANSWER TO WILSON NOTE RECIEVED TODAY   Probably Not Even z Summary Will Be Given Out

ALLIED ANSWER TO WILSON THREAT WAS RECEIVED TODAY   Washington, Howevcr, Will No Make the Note Public, Ofciais Say.   LONDON GIVES SUMMARY   Wilson Told He Can Have Hix Way If He Can Show How Possible.

PUBLICITY OF © TEXT OF REPLY UPTO WESON   Understood Reply Objects Tc Reopening Adriatic Question; Asks President to Adhere to the Original Note   REPLY IN CIPHER IS © RECEIVED AT CAPITOL   Believed Reply Not Identical With One Agreed Upon Be‘tween Premiers George and  ~ Millerand At Meeting

SOFTENED REPLY BY ALLIED Ao 10 FUME 16 DENIED   Reopening Question Objected to, Report; Making Known Answer Up to Wilson.   HIS WAY TO BE CARRIED OUT IF HELL POINT HOW   Message Said to Be Different From One Premiers Agreed On at First Meeting.

ANSWER          Supreme Council’s Re President's ‘Adriati 0 Being Codified.       CONTENTS MAY BE KEPT, FROM PUBLIC. AT: PRESE       pire reer ‘  x

PACOIDENT MAY WITRORAW THE PEAGE TREATY   Warns the Allies They Must Plan With the U. S.   WAIT REPLY OF PREMIERS   Shortest Diplomatic Note on Record Was Not a Threat, but a Plain Statement of a Situation— Message Not Made Public.

ALLIES WILL NUT MAKE REPLY PUBLIC   Question of Whether Text o! Adriatic Note is Given to the Public Rests With Presiden! Wilson.

SUPREME-COUNCILREPLY 15 ON WAY   Content of League Body's Latest Note Is Not = -Given Out. ©   ITALIANS DESCRIBE NOTE “ULTIMATUM”   Jugo-Slav Envoys Jubilant to Find United States ‘Their Champion.

PREMIERS  ITALY   Note to Wilsen Is Forwarded Thru Council of Ambassadors In Paris.&

MAKE REPLY 10 WILSON ON ELUNE CARE L   Report Says Objection Raisec To Reopen Adriatic Muddle   ASK WILSON FOR WAY   Condition Causing Ultimatum Could Not Be Ignored Is Claimed.

SAYS PREMIERS CHANGED PACT   Washington Defends Wil son’s Adriatic Note.   EUROPEAN PAPERS FULL OF IT   ‘Paris and Rome Editors Assail Presideat's Position, But Some London Papers Defend Him.

REPLY T0 WILSON NOTE ON ADRIATIC BEING FORWARDED   Whether Answer of Allies Will Be Made Public Upon Receipt in Washington Has Not  Been Announced. ad

SUE ah The  PIL ERRGL ees iA i rin  STAND AGAINST  ‘ie Toast Gil FUMIE   Wilson Is Told, However, Allies Will Accept His Plan if He Will Show How It Can Be Carried Out.   [THREAT U. 8. MIGHT WITHDRAW  WAS IN FORM OF A POSTSCRIPT

ALLIES ANSWER - PRESIDENT WILSON   That They Oppose Reopening Adriatic Question. Publicity of Note Left With   WILSON TO DISCLOSE

ALLIES MUST PLAN WITHU. S.   Text of Note Kept Secret; Is _ Shortest of Kind on Record.   MAY WITHDRAW THE TREATY   Not a Threat, but It Sets Forth Fult Consequences of Any Action Tak: en on Fiume Without President's Knowledge or Con-

PEACE TREATY   Warns the Allies They Must Plan Y With the. S.   WAIT -REPLY OF PREMIERS   Shortest ‘Dipiontatic Note on Record _ Was Not va ‘Witreat, but a ‘Plain. _ Statement ‘of a Situation— a ‘Messane: ‘Not Made Pubtlic.

COUNCIL REPLY TO MR, WILSON HAS BEEN SENT   QUESTION AS TO WHETHER TEXT OF NOTES WILL BE GIVEN TO WORLD RESTS WITH PRESIDENT.

DIPLOMATS IN OAD STATE OF UNCERTAINTY   CAUSED BY WILSON'S (CBIJECTION TO AGREEMENT vr PREMIERS ON FIUMF,    President Not Wiiline te Substitute Treaty of London For The Treaty of Versailles.

eee  ALLIED REPLY Is BEFORE PRESIDEN’      Says That Allies Do Not Want United States Tx Stand Aloof Nor With draw Ships From Adri. atic

nEPLY OF OUPEERE ALUED GUUNCIL   THE REPLY RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON TODAY   It is Said the Reply Declares Objee  tion to Reopening the Jugo-Slavi.  Matter,

ALLIED REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT NOW COMING IN.       Tiechives Asnericun Participation in Advistle Settlement and O¢her European Affaics ix Most, Desirable,

FEAR KIDNAPED GHILD 15 DEAD   Clue to Hiding Place of Coughlin Baby Proves False.

ANOTHER DISAPPOINTING DAY IN COUGHLIN CASE   FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL OF FICERS RETURN FROM UN SUCCESSFUL SEARCH IN VICI NITY OF BGG HARBOR

RELIEF REACHES NEFF   STEV4, SHIP ALABAMA LEADS ICE BOUND VESSEL TO SAFETY.   Steamer ls Now Docked [0 the River Seren Lost Men Are Aboard.

ICE-BOUND SHIP 1S RESCUED BY STEEL STEAME!   Food and Clothing Being Transferred to Stranded . Taka Vacca]

STEAMER NEFF WAS RESCUED FROM ICE “OFF CHICAGO TOOK   Seven Men Reported as Miss* ing In An Effort to. Reach The Boat Were Brought in With Rest of the Crew Today When Vessel Docked.

LAKE SAILORS RESCCED.   Help Reaches ‘Them Atter a Week's Driftine in sun lee Floe,

CEBOUND BOAT IS RESCUED BY: ALABAMA TODA   Sidney 0. Neff Back: “Chicago Harbor This: Morning      ALL MEMBERS ARE SAFB

FREIGHTER IN PORT WITH ALL HER GREW SAFE   Steamer Neff, Ice-Bound Eight Days, Finally Makes Harbor.

FREIGHTER  RESCUED FROM ICE   AFTER BEING BOUND EIGHT DAYS IN: LAKE MICHIGAN.   All on Board Safe Including .- Seven Men Who Started _ Across Ice to the Strand. “ ad Steamer.

Fer Past Week Has Been Frozen In Ice Fles In Lake Michigan— Enters Cliicage River.

GRAFT IGE-BOUNL EIGHT DAYS ofFE  IN CHICAGO DOCH   Seven Men Who Started After Vessel Sunday and Missing Since, Are On. Board.

Bound F Eight D Days In Ice Flees   Steamer Sidney O. Neti, After Being Held Up in Lake Michigan Roaches Chicago.

CREW AND MEN ALL SAFE,   lee Bound Ship Entered Chicago River Today,

WILSON FIGHTS ~ TURKEY PLANS   Warns Britain, France and Italy _ ‘They Must Respect U, S. - Eg Rights.  wae howe:   ASKS INDEPENDENT APMENIA   Language of Note Indicates President Believes Three Great Powers Decided to Allot to Themselves Cream of Territory.

PRESIDENT FIGHTS PLANS IN TURKEY   Wilson Warns France, Britain and Italy in Note.   MUST RESPECT U. S. RIGHTS   Evident He Believes the Three Great Powers Have Decided to Allot to Themselves the Cream of the Sultan’s Territory.

WILSON FICHTS * TURKEY PLANS   Warns Britain, Fratiee and ttaly __ They Must Respect U. S. Rights.   ASKS INDEPENDENT ARMENIA   7 .  Language of Note Indicates President Believes Three Great Powers Declded to Allot to Themaelves Cream of Territory.

AONST THE TURK PLA   ‘Wilson Warns ‘France, Britain and ‘italy ‘in Note.   MUST RESPECT U. S. RIGHTS   Evident te Bélieves the Three Great Powers ‘Have Decided to Allot to © Themselves the Cream of the ‘Sultan’s Territory. -

2 ee eee —=—~—A—=X Sra oor  WILSON FICHTS TURKEY PLANS   Warns Britain, France and Italy _ They Must Respect U. S. Rights.   ASKS INDEPENDENT ARMENIE   Language of Note Indicates President Believes Three Great Powers Decided to Allot to Themselves Cream of Territory.

REFINERS QUIZZED BUT SUGAR SOARS   . Granulated Advances Cent as Federal Inquiry Opens—-“Much Talking But - No Action” By Government.

LITTLE PROGRESS IN  SUGAR PRICE PARLEY   1A Conference Between Refiners and Government Officials Continues Today—Predict Rise

ANOTHER RISE IK SUGAR IN PROSPECT   Much Talk but No Action at Conference Between Refiners and Officials of Department of Justice.

DISCUSS STGAR SHORTAGE.   KRetiners and Department o1 Jus tiee Offteials Confer.

SUGAR TALK   Not Altogether Sweet To the Public Ear, Indulged In.

OFFICIALS MEET WITH SUGAR MEN   SETUATION THOROUGHLY = DISCUSSED BUT STILE HIGHER PRICE PREDICTED.

DISCUSS SUGAR SITUATION   Representatives of Refineries and Department of Justice Agents Confer on Question.

BUMB WARNING  ECENED. AT BROOKLYN. POS OFF TODAY  ‘Clear Building at 1 at 12:15 Salary   ‘Clear Building at 12:15 Satorday TNT. Thank You,” [t Said   Believed Work of Crank Inspired by Wall Street Outrage

BOMB WARNING RECEIVED AT THE ~ BROOKLYN P. 0   Post Card Notice Says Federal Building {s .te Be Destroyed Early Sat.  -urday Morning — Ne Clues to Blast.  Wrewrdr An RAT AITO

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT   To The Worshipful Master and Breth ren of Cullman Fraternal Lodge No, 421.

Resolutions of Resp ect   TO THE WORSHIPFUL MASTER  AND BRETHERN OF CULL— MAN FRATERNAL LODGE No.

SOVIET CHEERED 1) MILES AWAY FROM WARSAN  OPTUS Teo TION   Munitions Arrive From Danzig, Army Is Being Recon gtbessauctrinl

BELIEVE POLES MAY HOLD OUT   Military Experts at Paris Inclined to View Situatior With Optimism.

OPTIMISTIC OVER POLISH SITUATION   MILITARY EXPERTS AT PARIS SAY RUSSIAN REPORTS  ARE ENCOURAGING.

FRANCE PLANTING TREES FOR AMERICAN HERO DEAL   Sturdy Firs ta Become iwerlasting Memorial on Battlefields Yanks Made Famous.

SOLDIERS   American Forestry Associatior Pluoting Them on French Baitletields,

PLANT TREES ON SOIL WHERE YANKEES DIED   French Reforesting Devastated Districts With Seed From United States. rf

PISS COMMEMORATES ¥                 )France Bouts Scot Byom America On Battlefields,

- ENFORCE - PROHIBITION   Maj. Dalrymple and a Force of U. 8. Officials Enroute for Upper Michigan.   MINING REGION IS RUNNING TO COVER   Doubtful If a Drop of Liquor Will Be Found When Party Arrives. County Officials Are Trying to Excuse Their Opposition.

WHITE RUSSIA IS SOVIET REPUBLIC SAYS LITHUANI/   Social Revolutionaries Refuse to Participate —-Poles Take Lutsk.

BUY SCOUTS Ih SPAIN START DRIVE   Will Inaugurate Campaign Through.  : out Country Against the Present : hiteracy.

RAROING MAPS BIG PROGRAM   G. O. P. Nominee to Carry Out Plans Regardless of Strategy.

HARDING TO STAY ON PORCH   Republican Candidate Stands tor -“Campaign of Dignity” Despite Democratic Stratedgy.

HARDING PLANS WILL BE SAME SAYS LEADE;   Daugherty Declares Demo cratic Strategy Cannot Alter Them.

HARDING'S GAMPAIGK NOT 10 BE CHANGED: FRONT PORCH ON JOE   FEW SPEECHES WILL BE MADE IT OTHER CITIES BY REPUBLICAN NOMINEF,

CAMPAIGN WILL GO AS PLANNED   Regardless of Democratic Strategy, “Front Porch” Poliey Will Continue.

0.0.P. CAMP AIG   NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEM. BER SAYS PORCH PLAN. WILL BE FOLLOWED.

HARDING’S CAMPAIGN PLAN IS UNCHANGED   WiLL STICK TO HIS FRONT PORCH THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER   Will .Net Conduct a Campaign Founced on Personalities or Prejudice

FRONT PORCH PLAN OF /CAMPHIN IS RETAINE   Senator Harding Will Continue tc Make Speeches from His . Home in Marion,

HARDING TO STICK TO FRONT PORCH   No Matter What Strategy Is Em. ployed By Democrats Republican Nominee To Sand Pat.

FRONI PORCH POLICY GOES ON   Harry M. Daugherty Aniounces No Change Will be Mad Ouiside of Few Speeches By Harding Elsewhere.  Says Republicans Are Conduct: ing Campaign of Dignity In Front Porch Method.

SENATOR HARDING TO FOLLOW ORDERS OF MANAGERS AND CLING ON TO PORCH   Chairman. Hays Says Republican Candidate Will . Not Leave His. “Veranda”

6.0. P. CAMPAIGN WITHOUT BOMBAS   Styles of Activity Characteristic of Candidates.

HE CARES NOT TO WANDER OR TO ROAM   Announcement Made Toda’ That Harding Will Stick to Front Porch.

NO CHANGE IN PREVIOUS PLAN   Front Porch Policy o Senator Harding Will  Remain Same

HARDINGCAMPAIGK WILL CONTINUE IN APPROVED MANNER   No Changes Contemplated for Present Speaking Program, Daugherty Says.   NO ONE NEED EXPECT CAMPAIGN OF BOMBAST   Executive Committeeman Gives Outline of Dignified and Appropriate Plans.

HARDING’S PLANS SET   Candidate Will Not Deviate From . Mapped .Qut.Gourse,. Say. Leaders.

NO BOMBAST FOR SENATOR FRIENDS SAY   Nominee to Maintain Dignity in Face of Democratic “Strategy.”

PORCH POLICY OF CANDIDATE IS UNCHANGED   Daughtery Says That Senator Harding Will Not Deviate From Plans   ADDRESS TO LEGISLATORS

WILL SLING NO MUD   Harding's Campaign Will Be Clean and Free From Bombastic and Cheap Utterances.

HARDING TO STICK TO FRONT PORCH   STRATEGY OF DEMOCRATS NOT TO ALTER PLANS   “Campaign of Bombast” Will Not Be Conducted in Suupport of Harding Says Dangherty.

G. 0, P. NOMINEE GONTINUE FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN   Says Opposition Will Have no Effect on Campaign.

MINERS ENDORSE THE SETTLEMENT   Are Stampeded By Lewis aud Refuse to Hear Farrington.

VOTE. OVERWHELMINGLY ON AP PROV,   Of Strike Settlement by Officials anc Attorney General Palmer.

MINERS. RATIFY ENDING OF STRIKE.   Endorse Actions of _ Chiefs by Big Majority   Commission Settlement Is Accepted Almost Without Dissent After Appeal

CLOSE OFFICES   RESPECT SHOWN THE LATE J FRANK HANLY AT INDIANAPOLIS.   (By United Press)

LUTHERAN CHILDREN AID   Propose to Raise Large Sum This Week to Help Starving  sae Blaennn

LUTHERAN CHILDREN AlL   Propose to Raise Large Sum This Week to Help Starving

AT HOLDUP AID   Tells Farmers That Treasury _ Won't Aid Any Scheme for Artificial Prices. a   REFUSES TO REVIVE WAR RULE   tHeated Colloquy. Develops Between Representatives of Agricultural Interests and Secretary—His Stand Approved by President.

U. S. WON'T AID PRICE BOOSTING’   Houston Tells Farmers Treasury Will Not Be a Party to Withholding Any Product.

HIGH PRICES NO AlD TO FARMERS   Hoesion Tells Them He Won't Ee Party to Inflation,   HIS STATEMENT CRITICIZED   Secretary of Treasury Declares U, 5, - WHI Not Assist in Withholding Foodstuffs From Market.

FARMERS GET NO RELIEF PLEDGE FROM HOUSTON   Cabinet Member Defends Statement About Recession of Prices.

RESERVE BOARD WILL NOT CURTAIL FARMERS CREDITS   Governor Harding Issues ¢ Statement to Committee; Cuban Sugar Growers in Hard Row

U. §. WILL NOT AID ARTIFICIAL PRICES   Secretary Houston Addresse: Delegation From Acricultural  Interests At Conference.

COTTON MEN ASK GERMAN MARKET      Secretary Says Treasury Not To Boost Prves

WON'T BE PARTY  TO HIGH PRICES   Houston Clashes With Farm Interests.   SPOKESMEN FRANK  IN THEIR CRITICISM   Secretary Defends - Ac . curacy of Statements.

CALLED HOUSTON’S HAND,   Treasury Will Not Finance Hoard-  * Jog of Fools.

SFC. HOUSTON ANU FARMERS: CLASH-ON FINANCIAL PREDIT   REPRESENTATIVES OF AG RICULTURAL INTERESTS TAKE APPEAL TO  . UTODPRASTIRV.. =  ra   ‘Another Loan Only Way. t Solve Situation, Senator Told.

HOUSTON REFUSES. PRIGE BOOM All   Turns Down Proposal to Revive War Finance Corporation.   OPPOSES ARTIFICIAL PRICES   Tells Farmers That the Treasury Won't Aid Any Such Scheme—His Stand Is Backed by President Wilson.

HOUSTON REJECTS FARMERS’ PLAN   WILL NOT HELP MAINTAIN  ARTIFICIAL ‘ PRICES.

HOUSTON REFUSES TO HELP BOOM PRICES   Secretary of the Treasury Turns Dowr Proposal to Revive War Finance Corporation.

HOUSTON REJECTS ARTIFICIAL PRICES   WON’T WITHHOLD ANY COMMODITY FROM MARKET TO BOOST PRICE   BACKS UP STATEMENT      Disapproves Request of Farm Organization to Revive War Finance Plans

HOUSTON REPEATS   That Treasury Will Not Help Hold the Prices Up.

HOUSTON BALKS. ~ AT HOLDUP AID   Tells Farmers That Treasury Won't Aid Any Scheme for j Artificial Prices,   REFUSES TO REVIVE WAR RULI   Heated Colloquy Develops Betwee Representatives of Agricultural intergate and Secretary—-Hie Stand Approved by President.

FARMERS GIVEN SHARP ANSWER BY SEC. HOUSTON   TELLS AGRICULTURAL REP RESENTATIVES —TREAS GURY WILL NOT BE PARTY  oT RPOTSTERING PRICES.      ' Delegation Market Is Stagnant  Beeause of Lack Financial  Aid From Government.

HOUSTON PAT. AS TOPAIRES   WILL NOT BE PARTY TO THE "MAINTENANCE OF ARTIFICIAL STANDARDS.

WITH DEMAND FOR A MORE. LIBERAL CRED. JT POLICY.   Criticise Secretary’ S« Posi. tion and Are Answered in. Kind —Farming Interests: rill Preay Their Conten tion 

ASSESSORS ADDED. HUNDRED MILLIONS   Te State Personal Tax As sessment For 1920—$25,000,000 For Marion.

TAX VALUATION SEES BOOST OF $100,000,00(   $1,252,665,000 Is Approximate Total of Personal Property in the State.   BOND CONTROL FEATURE   Of Present Tax Law Will Save Taxpayers Many Millions of Dollars.

‘The. British Government         AN INDUSTRIAL. “TTEUP. PROBABLE   Over 1,000,000 Miners And Other Workers To Quit - ‘Within 48 Hours. “si

MILLION BRIS GOAL MINERS 19 STRIKE SATURDA’   Government Works  Desper ately To Avert Complete Tie-Up Of Industries   NEWSPAPER VIEWS   Fear Ts Expressed That Rail. Way Workers Will Go Out Also

SHORT REVOLT IN BOLIVIA   “Troops Recognize the Newly Formed Government .

WILSON ACCEPTS THE NOBEL PEAGE PRIZES   In Address to Committee He Says He Hopes That the Future Will Bring More Definite Results Than Have Been Accomplished in the Past.

PRESIDENT IS GIVEN NOBEL PEACE PRIZE   It Amounts to $29,100—Mr. Wilson Third American to Receive It.

LOW EXCHANGE ROBS WILSON OF $10.00¢   Nobel Peace Prize Worth Onl $29,100 Because of Depreciated Currency,

NGING IS TO BE PUBLIC   States Attorney Warns Sheriff That He Will  Be Prosecuted

PALSUNCRG WILL WATCH A HANGIN   SHERIFF OF CHICAGO GOEs AHEAD DESPITE PROTEST OF WOMEN’S CLUBS   GOVERNOR DENIES PLEA   John O’Brien, Convicted of Kiiling a Policeman, Must Pay the Supreme Penalty By Hanging.

PETERS DEFIES PUBLIC   Chicazo Sherif to Proverd With Hanging Plan Despite Protest  eee

DESPITE ANTAGONISM TO PLAN CHICAGO SHERIFF WILL GIVE “OBJECY LESSON

ANOTHER HANGING BEFORE PRISONERS IN CHICAGO JAI!   SHERIFF PROCEEDS WITH PREP. ARATIONS OVER PROTESTS— LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WON’T INTERFERE.

CHICAGO BOOTLEGGERS MADE : MILLION pOLuanrs PROFIT...      GoveTnmént: Officials, Politicians and Distillers Implicated in Graft.

WHISKEY RING PROBE   CHICAGO BOOTLEGGERS MADE MILLION DOLLARS PROFIT.   Government Officials, Politicians and Distillers Implicated in Graft.

Saag EME Peete atee) MARE ee Ae  Pollen from ‘Weed the ee. e Greatest Cause ‘of Hay F

MRS. IVES IS DIVORCED   Wife of Man Convicted of Murdering Her Admirer Pe.,7

MRS. IVES 15 DIVORCED      Wife of Man Convicted of Marderin;  T¥awe Adlimirar Wrap

DEF LA BARRA ISSDES POTATICAT, PROCLAILATION.  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ET] Wwrer mn moran:

MEXICAN REBELS PLAN NEW RULE   Definite Movement for N ev United Government Seen in Proclamation of De La Barra.

REBEL TRUST IN MEXICO   Proclamation Signed by Leaders of Revolutionary Factions--Let The Peanle Rule

MEXICAN REBELS UNITE FOR WA   Important Revolutionary Leaders Issue Proclamation Calling for Change

Movement for New United Government to Be Launched by More Important Rebel Fac: tions Comes to Light

-PUBLIC. BENEFACTORS   Bequest From Ben Franklin "Being Put to Use.

WOULD KNOW EUROPEAN POLICY   Inquiry Concerns Officers of Ships Sunk by Submarines.

NEGROES PLAN VA. UPRISING   Attempted Invasion of Alexandria by Agrmed Band from Washington F Frustrated by Quick  A ose   TOWN GUARDED

TROOPS GUAR, “VIRGINIA TOWN  ” FROM NEGROES   Race Riots Feared as Resull  of Attempt to Lynch  Peer ae

FOUR INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE SMASHUP SUNDAY   Mr. and Mrs. C,H. Finkle Aud Mr and Mrs. Olfo Miller Injaved Near EL dean.   CAR OVERTURNED   Driver Became Confused Over Passing Cars and Machine Steered Into a Dileh.

ee Se ee LT .....rrtttt~™~OSS  COUNTY TY DE MOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETo FRIDAY

ITALIAN DREADNOUGHT TRAPPED IN HARBOR BY POET D’ANNUNZIO   Parliamentary Committeé Leaves Rome for Poet's Stronghold in Effort to Arrange ‘Truce and End Threatening Civil‘War

RKEPY ROLSCHAR IN CAGE      Bolshevi       Charged “Nomina To Curious Crowds

Bebsn de 18 TERRA SPR shar - 4h  Bolshevik Exhibited Admiral Kol ~ chalk iIn’a Cage  gil

PUBLIC ANTHRACITE WAGE HEARINGS TO END TODAY   Expert Statisticians to Go Over Payrolls of Companies to Check Up Figures Presented

HIGHEST TOLL ISRECORDED AT CHICAGO   Over, One Thousand New Cases Of ‘Influenza; Reported: Daring: Day. -— Prevalent: Throughout States.   iNUMBER IN: NEW: “YORK CITY   Death List) Increases’ “At Youngs: “town-—Ten Cases Reported: To  -Heaith. “Authorities “At Oil Cire   SOME ALARM AT. WHEELING

MEXICO OUSTS P. ALTENDORF   Former U. S. Secret Service Agent fs Deported as a “Pernicious Foreigner.”

QUESTIONS ARISE REGARDING HOOVER   Eligibility and Availability for Presidential Nomination Are Puzzling Members of Bott Big: Parties. 

FOUR QUESTIONS COME UP AS TO HOOVER RUNNING   Would Seem To Be Eligible Under Constitution---May Be Wilson’s Choice

Louis Krueger, Sought for Tw Years, Arrested in Chippewa Falls.   INVOLVED IN SHOOTING   ‘Man Under Arrest Is Member of Notorious Western Wistconsin Family.

ALLEGED DRAFT EVADER TAXEN AFTER CHASE BY CHIPPEWA FALLS POLICE   Recognized at Fire by Formez Neighbor; Was Not at Home During Fatal Shooting of Posse, Members, Asserts Prisoner After Arrest {1

LOUIS KRUEGER, DRAFT EVADER, IS CARTUREL   Is Recognized by a Withee Mar While Watching Fire at Chippewa Falls

ANOTHER KRUEGER BROTHER CAPTURE   Is DRART EVADER AND ONE OF THE BROTHERS WHO KILLED TWO OFFICERS

HUNTED MAN FALLS INTO LAW’S HANDS   MEMBER OF NOTORIOUS FAMILY, WHICH RESISTED POSSE DURING WAR, 1S FINALLY APPRE. HENDED   TO BE PROSECUTED AS DRAFT EVADFR   IS ALSO ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN FATAL FIGHT AT FARM NEAR  WITTER

The Convention Accommodations   Minnesota Democratic Committeemar Says San Francisco Short on Ac. cenmodations,

Cc. C. MIMS ON TRIAL.   Chargead With Being L Lender of Raids in North Texas.

Dates Placed September 23 and 24 Boone Has Several Delegates And Other Women Urged to Attend.

BOUNE WOMEN WILL ATTEND LEAGUE MEE]   OWA LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOT  ERS WILL HOLD SESSION   Dates Placed September 23 and 24 Boone Has Several Delegates And Other Women Urged to Attend.

SOLON PLANS ARIGATION ~ MEASURE   Modesto Senator Will Present Bill to Help State's Arid Lands

SULON PLAN  ARIAT - MEASURE   Modesto Senator Will Pre. sent Bill to Help State’s Arid Lands

Secret Service Men Guarded Senator A. B. Fall After He Received Threats of Deatt

THREATEN RENT STRIKE   New York Teuants (ave Organized aud Promise Jhisturbanecs,

RENT STRIKES WN ALY. ARE SERIOUS   Department of Justice May Be Forced to Take a Hand —Detroit Renters Ask Spec  fal Session of the Legisla ture,

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICI AGENTS CONFER WITH CITY OFFICIALS.   LWINS COSTS MOUNTING   Increase From November to March Amounted to Seven Per Cent, Official Report Revealed.

 Rent Profiteering In New York Has Reached   Point of Grave Danger

FEDERAL AGENTS FEAR DISORDER IN RENT STRIKE      100,000 New York Tenant  Scheme for Revenge, Is Sh a teen:

STOCK FOR EMPLOYES IS . STANDARD OIL PROPOSAI   Shareholders to be Asked to Authorize Increased Capitalization to be Bola .to Workers

BOMB KILL SGORES, 200 OR MORE INJURED, HEART ~—DFWORLO'SFINANGE 1S THROWN INTO DIRE PANIC   -SCENE AFTER T. N. T. GOES RESEMBLES HORRORS THAT ENSUE IN WAR

BUMG KILLS OGDRES, 200 0h MORE INJURED, HEART JE WORLD'S FINANCE 1S THROWN INTO DIRE PANIC   SCENE AFTER T.N. T. GOES RESEMBLES HORRORS THA‘ ENSUE IN WAR

INDIANAPOLIS STARTS CLEANUI   [PERSONS ON THE STREETS WILL BE QUESTIONED AT ALL HOURS DAY ND NIGHT

TO DRIVE CRIMINALS GUT BY CHRISTMAS   Indianapolis Police Chief Organizes Forces to Clean up Following Hold-Ups   ELEVEN SUSPECTS ARE HELD

TRADE SITUATION   Signs Of Economic Betterment More Distinct Reported By Dun’s.

SCHOOL TEACHERS TOIL TO RECOUP FINANCES   Summer Work To Enable Pedagogs to Continue With Scheols—Pay Increases Seen This Year.

BOSTON GOING AFTER ‘VAMPs’   Policewomen to, Patrol the Commo. With Eyes Out for Flirts of Both Sexes.

DECLARE WAR ON VAMPS   Flirting on Boston Commor Must ‘Stop—Eight Police Women to Be Named

OELWEIN WINS -— 2 0F 3 FROM CEDAR RAPIDS   Win First 3 to 0, Second 6 to 4 bn Lose Third 3 tc £ on Tough Break

OELWEIN WINS 20F 3 FROM “CEDAR RAPIDS   Win First $ to 0, Second 6, to 4 an, . Lose Third $ te 1 on Tough Break

FORMER KAISER TUANKRED.   Action Taken by General Synod of German State Church.

Mra, J. D. Szitnick Was a Pioneer in Wisconsin and Later in “towa.— Well Known Westfield Woman ‘Dies Very Suddenly. oa .

OLD RESIDENT DIES   Lived: IN “SAME. HOUSE FOR get FORTY. EIGHT YEARS, :   QWE OF EARLY SETTLERS HERE   \Mrs. J. D. Szitnick’ Was a Pioneer in _Wisconsin and Later in “lowa— Well Known Westfield Woman Dies  - Very Suddenly, Oe

SCHOOLS MAY CLOSE   Chicago Schools May Close As Result of Engineers’ Strike.

Bryan Would Yield Control Rig! t. Now   Says Wilson Should Re sign and Turn Govern . ment Over to Senator Harding. -

WILSOW'S RESIGNATION SUGGESTED BY BRYAN   Harding: Appointed Secretary 0:  State: Marshalt Could Resign At Opening Of Congress

BRYAN DECLARES WILSON SHOULD ACCEPT VERDICT OF PEOPLE AND RESIGN AT ONC

Suggests President Woodrow Wilson Resign and: shall to Take His Place and He Appoint Hardi State—Marshall Then Resigning Would iv the Reins Automatrally. _

W. J. BRYAN WOULD” SEAT HARDING            suggests President Woodrow Wilson Resign and,V.. shall to Take His Place and He Appoint Hardi State—Marshall Then Resigning Would Giv the Reins Autamatically.

Would Have Wilson and Marshall Reslgn and Let Harding Take Over Job At Once,

Yn Chieago Today Declared the People Had Voted Agninst the League of Nations.   PRESIDENT SHOULD ACCEPT THE VERDIC   And Make It Possible for Harding to Assume Reins of Government ‘When’ Congress Assembles In December,

Commoner Suggests Wilson Re. sign and Make Harding Sapratary of State.   PARTY MUST BE REFORMED   Nebraskan Declares Democrats Went Before People Under False Colors.

WILSON RESIGN, AINISES BRYA   COMMONER SUGGESTS THAT ‘HARDING BE ALLOWED TO BEGIN AT ONCE”

Bryan Says Wilson and ° Marshall Should Resign and Let Harding in Now   Great Commoner Would Allow Ohioar to Take Over Reins at Once to Arrange Peace Through World -

DHIAN Roky TAT WiLoGh QUIT OFFICE   Believes That President Should Retire and Permit Harding To Assume Office.

RECOMMENDS PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING BE APPOINTED “SECRETARY OF STATE

LET WILSON RESIGN TO PUT HARDING LN W. J. BRYAN'S PLAN   Marshall Could Make the Presi. dent-Elect Secretary of State, Then Quit.

THE OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN VICTORY LEAVES WM. JENNINGS BRYAN “WOOZY IN THE NOODLE”   Would Have Wilson Resign and Then Le: Marshall Assume Presidency for Short Time   Suggests Marshall Appointing Hardin: Secretary of State Then Resign, Leaving Harding the President

Suggests Letting Harding Take Office When Congress Meets   ~ET MARSHALL NAME HARDING SECRETARY   THEN COMMONER THINK: MARSHALE SHOULD RESIGN AND ALLOW REPUBLICAN PROGRAM TO START,

BRYAN SUGGESTS THAT WILSON QUIT   Believes Marshail Should Assume Presidency and Appoint Harding Secretary of State   TO GET HIS PROGRAM STARTED   Advises Marshall. to Resign When December Congress Meets in Favor of President-Elect.

AL!   Declares That Marshall Shonlkc Assume Office of President and Harding be Made Secretary of State

RUSS ARMY IS BEING WIPED OUT RAPIDLY   Poles Have Wonderful Success Reports Declare — Urge Peace Conference to Hurry

Oniy Two Armies Are Said te Be Able to Give Aid: These Reported Surrounded   RUSSIAN DEFEAT IN POLAND IS COMPLETE   ROLSHEVIKT ARE EXPECTED TO BE EJECTED FROM Oc. CUPTED TERRITURY BY END OF THIS WEEK,

Health Commissioner Appeal: for Services of Volun ~-teer ‘Nurses,   PROMULGATE RULE 10 PREVENT CONGESTION   Thirteen ‘Deaths from Dis “ease Are Reported from   Various Parts of California.

“AEPORTEDN THE FAST   iNew York Takes Steps to Pre vent Crowding on Cars; Appeals for Nurses; Chicago’s List Grows

Women at Marion in Impressive Spectacle   Nonderful Demonstration of the Results of an Avpeal to the Women of the United States In Analysis of Visit.

TRADE BOARD CASE IS SE1   Supreme Court at Washington te Hear Arguments on Jurisdiction April 12,

INVESTIGATION WILL BE MADE IN KANSAS   Members of Executive Board of Mine  Workers Association to Probe  Kansas Strike.  .

SATURDAY  ~~” AT THE MINES   FOR. INVESTIGATION OF KANSAS TROUBLE

LEAGUE MEETING - JO CLOSE SOON   Delegates Believe Work of! Present Conference Will Be Completed in Week   NEW: DISARMAMENT.PLAN

ot "Asséinbly OAc +Geno: Wine Re: Conchided a Week or p “yo Barly   AND AUSTRIA MAY GET -IN          cho-Slova ia Only Naliow” Op positig. Austrians: witzerland Offers a Reservation,

ASOEMBLY MAY END. LABOR. IN ONE WEE   Work. May be Completed With. in Brief Period, Officials. Ralisve.

LEAGUE IS ABOUT READY TO ADJOURN   PELEGATES EXPECT TO COM PLETE THEIR WORK DURING COMING WEEK UNLESS DISCUS SIONS PROLONG SESSION. SION.

LEAGUE SESSION NEARS END   Geneva Assembly Expected to Adjourn Next Week.   AUSTRIA [S STILL BLOCKED   Admission, However, Only Opposed by Czechs-Stovak.

Committees Have About Finish ed Work, Full Meet: = ing ‘Tuesday.   MAY BE SOME. OPPOSITION   Czecho-Slovakia’ Still “Against _, Admitting Austria—. Election Plan.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN SOON   SESSION TO END TEN DAYS ' EARLIER THAN EXPECTED.

EAGUE ROGEMBLY MAY CONCLUDE IT3 WORK NEXT WEEK   Two Committees Nearly Don and Important Questions Already. Decided.   ASSEMBLY DISCUSSION’ MAY PROLONG SESSION   Relations of League Assembl and Council Provide Point for Differences.

RUSHING WORK OF LEAGUE ASSEMBL'   Optimists Hope to Finish  Next Week.

LEAGUE SESSION ENDS IN 10 DAYS   Czecho-Slovaks Only Oppo. sition to the Admission of Austria

LEAGUE TO FINISH WORK BY NEXT WEEK   Will Resume Discussions tn Full Assembly On Tuesday of Next Week

ASSEMBLY OF IME LEAGUE [5 PROGRESSING   Hopes to Finish Work of the Session Next Week.   TWO COMMITTEES HAVE FINISHED THEIR JOBS   Discussion in Full Assembly It Is Feared May Be Prolonged.

LEAGHE TO FINISH WORK NEYT (WEEK   Discussion Over Powers of As sembly and Council May Be Prolonged.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY [§ COMPLETING ITS WORK    Adjournment Ten Days Earlie Than Was Expected Now Seems Possible. i   MANY OF BIG QUESTIONS ALREADY ARE OUT OF WA’   Czecho-Slovak Delegates Fernish. ing Opposition to Admission of Austria.   FAVORED BY SWITZERLAND   Latter Country Wants Austrians Permitted to Come Into the League.

AUSTRIA WILL PROBABLY GAIN LEAGUE PLACE   Movement for Her Admission Is Opposed Only by Czecho-Slovakia   ‘TO FINISH WORK EARLY

26 ELECTION BALLOTS FOUND IN N.Y. SEWE   Election Officials Called to Dis trict Attorney’s Office as Investigation Gets Under Way.

Ro. HUMPHREY WARD NOVELIST HES TODAY   Heart Disease Takes Noted Woman in London, ti! But a Short Time

OHIO IS CENTER OF BITTER CONTEST   UNPARALLELED CAMPAIGN COM PLETED IN HOME STATE OF CANDIDATES   SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES   Yarn on Senator Harding’s Ancestry Brings $100,000 Suit in Its Wake.

State That Furnishes Both Candidate: Has Béen Scene’ of Bitterest Battl in its History.

LAST DAYS OF CAMPAIGN MARKED BY BITTERNESS   Both Democrats and Republicans in Ohio Stand by Pormer Predictions.

MAY AK  REGEIVER   TIPTON LOT OWNERS THINK TRUSTERS ARE INACTIVE.   Claim Made That Deeds to Lots Cay Not Be Procured.

MAY ASK -RECENVER   TIPTON LOT OWNERS THINK TRUSTEES ARE INACTIVE,   Clan “Mido That Deeds to Lots Can Not Be' Procured.

AN IDEAL SECTION OF ROAD   Example on Lincoln Highway te Road Builders of World.

HOOGH, GOOD TIME, MAIN EXCUSES FOR NAVAL DESERTIONS   In Total of 1,725 During Year 384 Blamed Booze; Eight Said Work Too Hard.

PROCLAIM NEW CZAR   Trans-Caspian Provinee of Russ Empire Turns on Bolaheviki,       Red Orives Checked by “Poles ang Finns; Goviet Line: Broken 2 by Counter Attar d

PROCLAIM NEW CZAR   Trans-Caspian Province of Russ Empire Turns on Bolsheviki.   Red Drives Checked by Poles and Finna; Soviet Line Broken by Counter Attack,

NEW CZAR IS PROCLAIMED   Trans-Caspian Province of the Ole Russian Empire Turns on the Bolsheviki.

SAYS NEW CZAR PROCLAIMED   Trans-Caspian Province Turns on Bolsheviki, Moscow Reports.

WOMAN, SOUGHT  A700 0 ChE meet   Subpoenaed to Testify in Kagy % * Murder Probe

MEXICAN SOCIALISTS WANT A SOVIET UNIVERSITY TO SPREAD PROPAGANDA

FIREMAN MEETS DEATH.   Wuos Maminn Firat Ran When Acci adent Me2ennwak ra

VOTE ON PURCHASE   PROPOSITION TO BUY GAS PLANT  a BEFORE VOTERS   MAYOR EILERS MAKES STATEMENT   Election Comes September 3 and Pub.  ‘a lic: Needs to Inform Itself on Ques" tiens Involved so as to Register ~: Judgment Correctly. = -

4 Electfon Comes September 3 and Puby lic Needs to Inform Itself on Questions Involved so as to Register Judgment Correctly. ’

‘EXPLOSION-EN- ITALY.      Many D nd ane: "Horielers Followin; “Powder House Blast.

FLAMES SWEEP NAVY YARD IN SPAIN-AND DESTROY BIG LINER RECENTLY LAUNCHED

NORTH DAKOTA HAS TORNADO   At Least Three People Killed in Northern Section of State.

GIRL UF f SAVES BROTHER'S LEI   Three-Year-Old Throws a_ Lighted Match in Hayloft; Little Sister Drags Toddier to Safety When Fiames Threaten Life.

FELON 15 ON HS WAY T PAIN   Innocent Suspect Is Savec from Penitentiary As  Crispine Owns Crime

FELON 10 ON ld WAT Tl PHIOUN   Innocent Suspect Is Saved  from Penitentiary As Crispine Owns Crime

BIG CUT IN WAGES.   . 7 Le ‘Three Hundred Weavers’ Must Ac cept .15 ‘Per Cent Less

TEXTILE WORKERS WAGES REDUCED   Rhode Island Company Announces 15 Per Cent Cut; Affects Three Hundred Weavers.

“FRONT PORCH" PLANS FAVOREL   Senator Watson, Here For Few py Says Style of Campaign Harding   HE WAS ONE TO ADVISE I   dunior Senator Busy Since Convention Speaking and Attending To His Duties

WATSON ENDORS HARDING'S. FAD PORCH CAMPAI   Republican Senator Tells Rushv Reporter That He Suggested  in First Place   CONFIDENT OF THE ELECTIA   Says Wood Fellowers in Ohio -. Enthusiastic for Harding— Plan ing His Re-election,

WAITERS’ WAGES REDUCED   Cut of 20 Per Cent in Pay is Announc: ed in Big Chicago Hotel

COLOSIMO MURDERED IN GHICAGO   Burnham’s Arrowhead Inn Founder Killed at Front Door of His Cafe.

POLICE SEARCH FOR MURDERER CF GANG CHIEF   Two Theories Advanced As To Crime By Authorities.

COAL OPERATORS 10 SUE GOVERNMENT FOR LOSE!   Companies Of Tennessee and Kentucky Clann Car Shortage Discrimination Cost” $10,000,bo00. g

DRYS WATCH CONVENTIONS   Antd-Saloon League to Be on Hand at Chicago and San Francisco

Anti-Saloon League To Meet in Chicago   Geveral Superintendent Calis oz State Superintendents tu Meet ¢   ceeding Party Conventions, /

Anti-Saloon League To Meet in Chicage   Geteral Superintendent Calls on ATI State Superintendents to Meet Pre. ceeding Party Conventions,

NOMINATION SPEECH 1S INTERRUPTED 8 PARTY NG WHO FEAR STRENGTH PAT EORNIAN.-TRY. SMOTHERING .FACTIE!              Wild Demonstration Folldws Johnson Nomin tion— Wheeler Tells Convention to Uneor lis Unwilling Ears and Hear Truth

EAPECTING BEAK ON an BALLOT      Coliseum Situation Reclouded With Doubt For Even Experts

Chairman Compelled To Ad monish Delegates During His Speech   Wilson Is Assailed During Fiery Speech Made For Californian

VAST PROFIT ACCUMULATED ‘AY MIDDLEMAN   Prices Pald Farmers. .. cline, While Charge ¥ Consumer Increase”   YGOVERNMENT FIGUh » SHOW DISCREPANCIES   REPORTS INDICATE MIDDLEMEN BUY CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE AND REC EIVE  HIGHER PRICES.

VAST PROFITS TO MIDDLEMEN SAYS REPOR'   DECREASE IN PRICES PAID FAR. MERS FOR PRINCIPAL CROPS MORE THAN 25 PER CENT      While the Prices Paid by the Consumers Have Inereased Continuously Until They Have Reached Highes( Point in History.

GOUGERS GAIN, FARMERS LOSE   Atty Gensral Palmer's Investigations Have Proven Two-Edged Sword Against Uitimate Consumer,

HIGH COST OF LIVING CLIMBS UP HIGHER   Government Jovestigators Show That Despite Attorney General's Corts Uiving Costs Are  Hicher ‘Phan

MIDDLEMEN HAVE MADE VAST PROFITS REGENT   In Past Five Months Farmers Received Less for Crops and Consumers Paid More.

VAST PROFITS AGGUMULATED BY MIDDLEMER   Prices Being Paid by Consumer - Reached Highest Point in History in December,

MIDDLEMEN ARE TAKING VAST PROFITS   Reports Show Rise During Probe by Department

Retailers Are Waxing Rich As Producers Lose   Government Investigations Shon tha Middlemen Are Boostmg Prices While Less is Paid to the Actual Producers.

HAPE MADE BIG PROFITS   Farmers Got Less and Peopk Paid More Than Ever Before.

CLAIM THAT ‘MIDDLEMEN MADE PROFITS   GOVT. INVESTIGATORS BK UP. SOME. ENTERES TING 4NFORMATION   PAR PARMERS DE EASED  FROM

GENERAL SEWARD DEAD,   After Civil War He Became Banker in Washington.

Ww. H. SEWARD DEAD   Sou of the Famous, Secretary of State Dies nt 8h.

GEN. W. SEWARD, INTIMATE FRIEND OF LINCOLN, DIES      Was Usher at Inaugural Ball in Washington: Civil War Leader

GENERAL SEWARD DEAD   Son of Civil War Cabinet Membe: Knew Lincoln

YALE WINS FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR EVENTS   Blue Men Show Superior Staying Qualities Over Crimson Although Harvard Was Faster on the Get-Awayv.   OFFICIAL TIME.

YALE WINS FRESHMEN AND JUNIOR EVENTS   Blue Men Show Superior Staying Qualities Over Crimson Although Harvard Was Faster on the Get-Away.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL   Passes House of Commons or .* Third Reading

HOME RULE BILL IS PASSED ON      Denies Irish Right tc Maintain Army, Navy.

HOME RULE BILL PASSED   Final Stage Reached in Smal Gathering of Members of House.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL 1S ADOPTED  Motion to Reject Lost by Vote of 183 183 to 52 Let Ireland Keep eep Slorious Lot in Empire, Says Premier   Asquith Urges the Spirit of Armistice Day

Commons put it Thri After T ame Debate On Provisions   PREMIER WARNS LABORITES.   Irish Army Means Due Conscription In England.

COMMONS PASSES HOME RULE   rs v Irish Bill Goes Through Lower House on {ts Third Reading, 183 to 52.

IRISH HOME RULE BILL PASSED; ULSTER HOT 10 BE UNDER RULE OF OTHER PARLIAMENT IN ERIN   Six Northern Counties Shall Not Be Brought Administratively Under Outside Law-Making Body in Ireland, Measure Provides; Lloyd George Thinks Emerald Islanders Will Not Understand Arrangement.

IRISH HOME RULE.   Bill Passed House of Commons Yes. terday on Third Heading.

HOME RULE MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE OF COMMONS; HOPE 10  SAVE STRIKERS’ LIVES

BENSON REPLIES TO CRITICS OF SHIPPING BOART   Points to Accomplishments of  Fleet Corporation and De clares No Wrongdoers Will Escape.

SHIPPING BOARD CHAIRMAN _ REPLIES TO CHARGES OF CRITICS.   EASY TO. PIGK FLAWS   Rear Admiral Declares No Wrong doer Will Escape if Called . to. His Attention.

BENSON REPLIES TO CRITICISM OF SHIPPING BOARD   Declares It Is Easy To Pick Flaws in Such A Gigantic Enterprise.   IS CRUCIAL MOMENT OF MERCHANT MARINE   Insists That Records Of Board Ar Open To Inspection At AML Times.

BENOON DISCUSSES MANY OF CHARGES MADE AS 10 BOARD   EXECUTIVE HEAD OF ORGANIZA TION WANTS EVERY WRONG BROUGHT TO LIGHT.   WOULD METE PUNISHMENT   Declares That He Has Watched Wor in ao Port of World and Wants Merchant Marine of Nation to Be a Success,

MERCHANT MARINE FATE IS AT STAKE   ADMIRAL BENSON REPLIES TO CRITICISM OF SHIPPING BOARD   HAD EYES ON EVERY PORT   Expected That Flaws Might Develop in Vast Wartime Organization Wilson Evidence.

DENSONRAPSFOES OF SHIPPING BOARD   Chairman Says No Wrongdogs Will Escape,   WIL NOT SHIRK  BUTIES   Declares Board Records at All Times Have Been Open to Public-—Peaple Share Responsibility.

RECORDS ARE OPEN T0 PUBLIC. SAYS BENSOR   Chairman of Shipping Board Re plies to Critics of Organization,

ESSAYIST FLAYS EASIER DIVORCES   Says Frivolous Dieorces Will Bring  Betealane: Miwtescx

ESSAYIST RIDICULES - DIVORCE ADVOCATES   Says Time is Coming When Chaste Person Will Be Given Monument

14 BUILDINGS BURNED DOWN   Rockland, Me., Visited . by $600,000 Fire

YANK® SEIZED BY BOLOHEVaT ARMY   Colonel Blunt and Seven Engin: eers Are Captured.   RED CROSS AIDS ALSO TAKEN   Garbied Telegram From Joseph H. @Reay, Former American Consul at Irkutsk, Tells of Happenings in That Part of S beria,

Railway Station Changes Hands, But Czechs Finally Secure Control; Revolutionists Defeated.   CZECHS AND AMERICANS FIGHT SEMENOFF’S MEN   Armored Trains of Russian Leaders and 1,000 Men Captured in One Clash; U. S. Troops Take Car.   U.S. ENGINEERS AND REP CROSS CAPTIVES

UJ, §. ENGINEERS REPORTED TAKEN BY BOLSHEVIK]   Red Cross Workers Also Said to Have Been Captured   DISPATCH IS GARBLED   American Officer Mentioned in Message Not Known by War Department

IN HANDS OF BOLSHEVIKI   NUMBER OF AMERICANS CAPTURED BY REDS IN SIBERIA.  i   An Entire Polish Army, Made tp o) iix-Prisoners of War, Caught in Tray, a diarhted Mesange to Chita TEndicates,

REDS CAPTURE TANKPARTY EAST SIBERIA   ; el, Seven Engineers ant \ Red Cross Aids Are Imprisoned.   POLISH ARMY GORPS SEIZED   wr Force, Composed of Former ‘\ Prisoners, Taken at’ Kliuchinskaya, , According to Report of an American Consul.

AMERICANS CAPTURED: - BY-REDS IN SIBERII   GARBLED TELEGRAM TELLS OF ENGINEERS AND RED CROSS " MEMBERS BEING TAKEN.

REDS CAPTURE YANKEE PARTY   Colonel, Seven Engineers and Red Cross Aids Are Imprisoned.,   POLISH ARMY CORPS SEIZED   Entire Force, Composed of Former Prisoners, Taken at Kliuchinskaya, According to Aepert of an American Consul.

ATTACK AMERICANS   RUSMAN REDS REPORTED TO HAVE SEIZED AMERICANS,   Engineering Party and Bed Crass  Worker are Amone Number,

REDS SEIZE U.S. PARTY   Taken Prisoner In Siberia   Moineers ald Reliel Workers Held   Woman Among Captives. of Bolshevik Forces

HELD BY BOLSHEVIK!   Polish Army and Several Americans Are Made Prisoners.

PARTY i) ISON   idtaved and Garbled Message Tells  i of Cupture by Bolsheviki.

SAYS RAILROADS MUST FAVOR GRAIN TRAFFIC   WALKER DD. HINES. DIRECTOR GENERAL OF =TRANSPORTATION, ISSUES ORDERS REGARDING SHIPMENTS IN MID-WEST.

GRAIN HAS RIGHT OF WAY.   An Important Order Has Been Is sued by the Federal Railroad Manazement. Wisconsin

GERMANY TO ASK “SACRIFICE TAX”   Deficit Of Seventy  Billior Marks Seen; Impossible To Vote Allied Credits.

GERMANY FEARS “70 BILLION LOSS   Expenditures  Much Greater Than : Receipts; Unable To Meet: De oeente OF Allies cote

GERMANY FACES BIG TREASURY DEFICIT SAYS HELFFERICH   Short Seventy Billion Francs and Cannot Vote Credits Demanded by Allies

DEFICIT 70 MILLION MARKS   Berlin Government to Ask Credit of 1,000,000,000 Marks to Buy Grain for Food.

GERMANY 18 REALLY VERY HARD UP NOY   Financial Problems May Be Solyed “Only if People Can Live.”

GERMANY’S TREASURY FACES HUGE DEFICI   Former ‘Vico Chancellor Saya It Is Im proatble to. Vote. Oredits Demaned by. Alltes

GERMANS FACE _ DEFICIT OF 70 ~ BILLION MARKS   Finances of Nation Seem To Be ina Well Nigh Hopeless Muddle.

BURSTING OF PONZ! BUBBLE   Officers of Old Colony Foi  eign Exchange Co. of Boston Are Facing Arrest.

Conspiracy is Charged Against Foreign Exchange  Enterprise in Bostor

GLEE CLUB ON TOUR   University Singers Will be Heard in Several Towns

ON SEPT. 13   Plants of American Woolen’ Co., Employing 30,000 Closed Two Months :   Preparatory Departments to Resume in Two Weeks— Wave Seale: Stands.

‘MILLS REOPEN   American Woolen’ Mills Company t Start Operation of Its 47 Cloth Making Factories

WORK IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS OF  AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS 10 START SEPT, 43.

WOLEN MILLS D RESUME WORK, ‘PRESIDENT SAYS   Cerations in Preparator: Departments Will Beoin Thie Mandh

WOOL MILLS TO RE-OPEN SOON   American Woolen Com. pany Forced to Close Factory in July

WILL OPERATE ELEVATOR,   Pairmers NCar Areadia to Incorporale for SOO 00d,

HIS BOLD ESCAPE ALMOST SUCCEED:   Handeuffed to Cop Man Jumps Ove Wall; Link Breaks and He ‘Falls 60 Feet—Into Arms of 2 Officers

BROOKLYN TEAM “GETS GLEAN BILL   DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS HE CAN FIND NOTHING TO: SUBSTANTIATE CHARGE OF.  CORRUPTION   CONTINUE: CHICAGO: PROBE   GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE _ALLEGED SHADY B ASEBAL i THIS YEAR...

NO CROOKED WORK FOUND IN BROOKLYN   Dodgers Not Approach ed By Gamblers Attorney Learns.

NO EVIDENCE VS, BROOKLYN CLUB   ‘Effort ix Made to Ascertain Whether  Gamblers Plan to Corrupt That Club.

NO CORRUPTION AMONG MEMBERS BROOKLYN TEAM   DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEWIS FINDS BALL PLAYERS NOT APPROACHED BY GAMBLERS

CER BROOKLYN TAN   SHERROD SMATHAND OTTO MUL  LER QUESTIONED BY DIs H TRICT ATPORNEY. Poy   TD SUMMON WIVES  OF CHICAGO. PLAYERS      WHHL lie Asked iff They, Know wf Money White Players Te H ecclved For, Throwing Games,"

PO he ee a ee a a co ee ae ee ne  “‘Not a Nickel” Spent by Clark In the Campaign

AMERICAN HELD ABOARD SHIP      Omaha Man Rune Risk of Being Carried Up and Down Pacific Indefinitely

THIS OCEAN JOB   Loses Identity and Can’t ‘Land at Any Ocean Port.

THUNDERSTRUCK BY REFUSAL T0 GIVE UP KAISER   Britain, France, italy Cal  Meeting to Frame New Move to Get Him   DUTCH LAUGH IN SLEEVE   WILL NEW DEMAND FOR EXTRADITION BE DIRECTED TO THE HAGUE OR BERLIN”?

ALL CONNECTED WITH VERSAIL. LES MEETING REVERSES   WORST WAS WHEN THE TIGER WENT DOWN   “Yes” Said the Prime Minister, “And In Less Than S'x Months My Turn Will Come” Answer To A Query

‘Premiers of Britain, France, and lialy Will Confer on Refusal for Extradition by Holland.   'ONE WOULD FORCE ' GERMANY.TO ACTION   ‘Duich Maintain They Had   No Part in Peace Treaty, and Are Not Bound by rovisions.

CONFERENCE GVER EX-KAISER   ENGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY TO DISCUSS NEXT STEP.

DEMAND OF BERLIN FOR HOHENZOLLERN MAY BE NEXT MOVE   Gonierence vi Allied Premiers Wil Be Held to Deter. -mine Action, :   A DIVISION -OF OPINION   Retarn of William te His Home Lani ig Net Jast What the Powers Want and Effect of Such ptep Causes Appechension; Memarchists  Uainiie.

MAY ASK BERLIN FOR EX-KAISEF   Premiers to Decide Whether Al. lies Will Request Germany to Call Him Home.   DUTCH WON'T GIVE HIM UP   Says Tradition Centuries Old Makes Holland Refuge for Vanquished in International Military Conflicts ~—Cannot Betray Faith Now.

ALLIES AFRAID TO ASK: GERMANS TO RECEIVE KAISER   Fear His Presence Would Solidify Sentiment For Monarchists   BERLIN MIGHT NOT GIVE =. HIM UP TO ANSWER GHARSES   Premiers Will Confer In London Regarding Next  Move.

{LIED PREMIERS VILL CONFER ON \EWKAISER MOVE   Next Step To Be Taken For His Extradition To Be Debated On.

TO DEMAND EX-KAISER ONCE AGAIN   PREMIERS WILL MEET ‘ro DECIDE IF EFFORT BE DIRECTED TO BERLIN OR THE HAGUE   Ex-Emperor Expected ‘hat HolJand Would Refuse to Extradite Him.

EX-KAISER NO  i DISTURBED   Holland Stands Firm; Allies Framing Another Note.

Conference to Decide Whether to Address Germany or The Hague.   LEADER URGES CALLING ‘ON HUNS FOR WILHELM   Believe Presence.of Count: InGermany Would Aid Monarchists.

ALLIES TURNIN CHECKER GAME FOR EX-KAISER   Second Demand Note to Be Sent Either Hague or Berlin to Surrender  Wilhelm.   MEET IN LONDON

STUDYING NEW MOVE FOR EXTRADITION   ENTENTE PREMIERS NOT DE. CIDED WHETHER TO DEMAND SORRENDER FROM HOL. LAND OR BERLIN.

PLANNING. NEXT MOVE   alnied Premiers. ‘are Talking 0 : _ Case ot Former Kaiser.        ise ot ‘To™ DEL     Former.” “German Es ‘Surprised at bak "- flaich Gover =

PREMIERS 10 AUl ON DUTCH ANSWER   Prime Ministers of Britain, France and Italy Will Discuss Holland’s Refusal to Give Up Kaiser.   MAY REQUEST BERLIN TO CALL FOR EXTRADITION   German Soldiers Arrive at Lille to Be Tried for Thefts , and Pillage During Enemy Occupation.

OREMIERS WILL MEET TO DECIDE ON NEXT STEP T0 GET KAISER   Kaiser and Friends Not Surprised at Holiand’s Refusal.

THEN DEMAND HE BE TURNED OVER 10 THE ALLIED COURTS   Sentsment in - Paris, However, I: Against This Plan of the  Three Premiers.   HOHENZOLLERN IS SILENT   He Was Not At All Surprised At Decision of the Dutch Government.

CONFERENCES OF ~ ILUIED PREMIERS   Will Decide Next Move For Extradition.

ALLIES UNDEGIDED UN NEAT MOVE 1) EXTRANITE KAISER   Premiers of Britain, France and Italy Will Confer on Question of Sending Surrender Demand to Berlin.

MAY ASK GERMAN HELP TO SECURE - KAISER WILHELN   Premiers Are Undecided On Next Move On Extradition   ‘BILL’ KNEW OUTCOME

ALLIES 10 MAKE NEW DEMANDEOR RETURN OF BILL   Premiers To: Meet ir  London To Consider  . Next Step; May Ask Germany.

NEXT MOVE T0 GET WILHELM Is UP TO BIG 3   Some.. Favor... Compelling Germany to Get Him andTurn Him Over

WILL RENEW  CEFORIS U UBTAIN Tht  EX - KAISER   Allies May Ask Germany Ic Produce Former Hun Em peror to Comply With Peace we.  BILL “ NOT SURPRISED”  es  One Premier Opposed to Ai. lowing Ex-Kaiser Back Ir: Germany.

WiLL DECIDE ON NAT MOVE FOR EAT AAGITION   NEXT DEMAND FOR FORMEI EMPEROR’S SURRENDER MAY GO DIRECT TO BERLIN,

KAISER WASN'T SURPRISED AT DUTCH REFUSAL   Had Expected Rejectior —Allies Confer Over Next Step.

FORMER KATOER WILHELM WAS NOT SURPRISED   Had a Hunch That Holland Would Not Surrender Him  to the Allies.    FRENCH NEWSPAPER COMMENT DIFFERS   One Publication in Paris Fa vors Permitting Wilhelm to Stop Where He Is.

Premiers to Meet  On Kaiser’s Case   No Further Move to Seenre Extradition of Bormer Kmperoy Willem Until Reitish, Pronch and) [talian Premiers Can Meet

ALLIES WILL AGAIN DEMA..D EX-KAISER   Conference Will be Held i London Shortly to Decide Future Course.

ENGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY TOCONTEROVER KAISER'S EXTRADITION   Premiers Ot Three Countries Tc Meet In London, Date Not Fixed.   FOREIGN PRESS COMMENTS

WILL-DECIDE ON   Holland's Refusal For His Ex ~-tradition Doesn't Settle. the  ~ Matter in the Opiniort of the   ‘Three Great ‘Powers—Next  Demand May Be. Addressed to Berlin, .

LLY PREMIERS 10 GET WILHELM bY LAW'S MACHINE RY   t  ‘One Would Have Germany Get  Him Back, Then Compel  : Her to Give Him Up.   PARIS PRESS RECEPTION OF DUTCH STAND MIXED   Right. of Asylum Honorable i Beneficiary s, Opinion of La..Petit Parisien.

PREMIERS CONSULT IN REGARD TO KAISER ‘AND FIUME AFFAIR   Nitti Said to Have Arranged Friendly Conclusion to Dispute. —-Change of Italian Cabinet is Proposed.—Next Demand for Kaiser to Berlin

Premiers of England, France and Italy to,Confer Before Making New Demand For Former Kaiser

Allies May Ask Germany Tc Produce Former Hun Em. peror to Comply With Peace Terms.  oe nee  BILL “ NOT SURPRISED  ewe  One Premier Opposed to Ai. lowing Ex-Kaiser Back Ir Germany.

Undecided Whether Next Demand ‘sr Extradition Shall Go to Holland  or to- Germany

SUGAR PROFITEERS ARE FREED      lourt Hold No Offense Charged ia indictmeni«c Against Dealers.

PROFITEER COUNTS AGAINST OKLAHOMA DEALERS KILLED   Indictments Against Number of Business Men as Gougers in Snonr Are Pixcmi<csed.

JEMPSEY lof VOTED INTO AMERICAN  FGION   Fight Over ‘Slacker’ Charg Waxes Warm; Colonel Will Investigate

JULIA STIMSON MADE MAJOR   New York Woman Given Rank as Sup. erintendent of the Army Nurse Corps.

SURVEY OF COUNTY          Tr NW for Interctrei t Work Completed.

OURVEY OF COUNTY   COMPLETE CENSYS WH. ki TAKEN BY CHURCHES,   County Organization for tnterchurci; World Movement Work Completed.

HOPE TO SELL CHEAPER MEAT   Denlers at Detevit Are (o-operating With the Gorerament.

Supplies Are Sent ~ To Poles, Soviet Under Blockade   Reports That Great Britain Would Fight Are Not Confirmed; General .Alarm Felt in Burans at Onriuch af Ralsheviki.

OUVET HUoulA  MAT FAVE UU CHT ENGLANT   ISTEADY ADVANCE IN POLISH TER: i RITORY SAID TO BE DISTURB ING ELEMENT IN LONDON,

Nobod y Wants Poles,’ Germans Sneer at the  Refugee Fleeing Reds

NO SYMPATHY FOR REFUGEES   Plod Along Roads to the Interior, Fearing the Bolsheviki

BANKS ORGANIZE   COUNTY AbPEELIATION PROGRES.SIVE MOVE OF INSTITUTIONS.   Will Be of Great Benetit to the Community Business Life.

BANKS ORGANIZE        COUNTY AFI FILEATION ‘PRAGRE: OVE OF & TTUTION        Will Be of Great Benefit to the C - mmnity : Life.

RUSH RETURNS IN CLOSING HOURS   Deputy Smarsh Busy Until Midnight Helping Tardy Income  Taxpayers.    ' i  SOME WILL BE PENALIZED

RUSH RETURNS IN _. CLOSING HOURS   Deputy Smarsh Busy Until Mid night Helping Tardy Income Taxpayers.   SOME WILL BE PENALIZEN:

ALLOW BAN ON SUPPLY OF GA   otate Commission Permits Closing of Line Near Mt. Victory

RETURNED LOWDEN MONEY        Missouri Delegates Say they Sent Rack Sums Received

MOORE RETURNS MONEY   Nat Goldstein Also Says He Gave Back Lowden Cash

TWO KILLED IN PISTOL DUE,   Blacksmith and Herse Trader EnGage ia Fatal Fight.

PEACE 1a MADE BY EOTHONIAN AND BOLSHEVIK   Unreserved Recognition o Esthonian Independence Is Made by Soviets   RUSSIA AGREES TO GIVE UP $15,000,000 ROUBLES   NO INDEMNITIES ARE IMPOS ED BY EITHER SIGNER PRISONERS TO BE REPATRI ATED AT ONCE.

RECOGNITION OF COTHONIA FROM SOVIET AUSSI   Reds Agree to Give Unreserved Regard to Inde- — pendence

ARMY PILOT FAILS IN TESI   Lieutenant Ross Kirkpatrick Forced to Land in Endurance Contest. Mail Plain Down

A coc Bs MR ce it  CROKEE TALKS ON POLITICS Wood Sire neem Candidate, He Says  rr a hs cer a fea are

ANOTHER BODY FOUND   Resewr Teams Belicnt Romaining Minors Are Burled [nder Debris,

MASONIC LODGE -FLECTS OFFICER:   MARTIN MYLES NAMED AS WORSHIPFUL MASTER SULLIVAN , LODGE NO. 263   WAKING ‘BANQUET PLANS

MASONIC LODGE ELECTS OFFIGLR'   MEARTTEN MYLES NAMED AS WORSHIPEUL MASTIER SULLIVAN LODGE NO, 263   MAKING BANQUET PLANS

GOV. LOWDEN CONFINED TO ROOM.   Severe Cold He Contracted Yesterday Causes Physicians to Order Governor to Remain Secluded,

GOMPERS TO GET A HEARING   ‘Will Plead for Amnesty for Political

LABOR MEN TO GO TO PALMER   Attorney General to Hear Amnesty Diea for Political Prisoners.

ie ek an Ak i at Ni a kh ace neni lal  WOMEN OFFER SERVICES TO BREAK PARIS STRIKE

French Women Offer to Break Strike by Working  In Various Positions

WOMEN HELP BREAK STRIKE   Railroad Situation in France is Much Improved

THE PROHIBITION QUESTION   Accarding To Political Observers Will Became Major Campaign Issue During Fall Elections.

THE PROHIBITION: QUESTION NEXT   Predict That It WIL Become One‘ the Major Questions In Comlog Campalgn

SUHOOL FUND BILL HAS BEEN PASSED      j _ MEASURE CARRIES EMERGENCY PROPRIATION OF $1,245,000.

Federation, Mothers’ Congress and Women Voters’ League to Act Together.   THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

WOMEN LAUNCH MOVETO.AMEND STATE'S LAWS   STEPS TAKEN BY STATE” “CLUBS AY CONVENTION T0- RAKES“ ‘CHANGES.

WRANGEL'S ARMY ACHIEVES VICTOR}   BDecimate Army of 27,000 Russian Red Troops.   Bolshevist Troops Make Desperate Stand and Are Better Equipped— Fighting Continuts.

WRANGEL’S MEN WIN   Decimate Army of 27,000 Rus: sian Red Troops.   Bolshevist Troops Make Desperate Stand and Are Better Equipped— Fighting Continues,

GEN. WRANGEL’S FORCES IN SUCCESSFUL DRIVE   Pushes Entire Bolshevik Division Across the Dnieper River— Decimates Red Rrmy.

WRANUEL IN BiG DRIVE   7USHES ENTIRE BOLSHEVIK DI. VISION ACROSS DNIEPER.   Army of 27,000 Is Decimated as the Boisheviki Make a Desper.ate Stand.

GIVEN 10 YEARS AS TRAITORS   Two Japanese Convicted of Attempt. ima ta Sell GSacretea ta Yanka

SET TEN YEARS AS TRAITORS   Two Japaneses Convicted ef Trying to Sell Secrets to Americans, Tokye Reports.

SECRETARY OF NAVY CHARGES ADMIBAL SIMS WITH US&NG FORGED TELEGRAM AS EVIDENCE   SIMS DISREGARDED LIVES   Awerican Commindcr More  Solicltous For Safety of Cargo Ships Than of Troop Trans ports, Naval Secredary Charges

CHARGES SIMS OF FORGING MESSAGE   Secretary Daabels  Presents Origine     Message and Puts Admin in the  Nine Hole,

Daniels Charges Sims With Using Forged Telegram   Also Said Sims Opposed the Use o the Leviathan as a Transport Because it Made Large Target

FORGED CABLEGRAM USED' AS EVIDENCE DANIELS DECLARES   SECRETARY OF NAVY CHARGES ADMIRAL SIMS WITH HAVING INTRODUCED SPURIOUS MESSAGE IN SENATE  aN ree a gaa ite ok pene ie,

DANIELS SAYS  FORGED CABLE GIVEN BY SIMS   Tells House Committee He Never Sen Message Saying’ Armed Vessels Were Safer Sailing Independently.

‘Daniels Says Part of Admiral’s Testimony Was Based on False Signature   ORIGINAL COPY SHOWN TO SENATE COMMITTEE   MESSAGE RELATED TO ADVIS. ABILITY OF ARMED VESSFILS SAILING INDEPEN DENTUY OR UNDER CONVOY,

AUGUaES olMS OF PLAYING POLITICS   DANIELS SAID CABLEGRAM SUBMITTED BY SIMS WAS FORGERY.   PLAYED) 10 THE BRITISH   ‘Secretary Charges Admiral Told British Daniels’ Attitude Was ‘‘Largely Political.’’

FOUR PERSONS KILLED’   Huge Handley-Page Airplane Camry.  ing Mail and» Might  Passengers,  Cr ished to B arth. in. Thick : Haze.

4 KILLED WHEN AIRPLANE HITS” TREE IN A FGG   Machine With Mail and Pas Sengers for Paris, Burns  NAlane laAndan

MORE NOMINATIONS FOR HALL OF FAME   Include Barbara Frietchie and Susan B, Anthony

DISARMAMENT PLAN IS GIVEN ASSEMBI’   Council Asked to Try to , Bring About Agreement: Among thasPowers.

PROPS PLAN ON ARMAMENT   BRANTING, SWEDISH LEADER SUGGESTS “SPEND NO MORE” PROGRAM

LEWIS AND SMALL BOTH CONFIDENT   Latter’s Backers Claim 950.000 Majority.

A OPEGIAL SESSION   REVISION OF FAX LAW IS THE ics SUBAECT,   fcnhiiech Calls Conference to Concider Questions for Legislature,

THE GOVERNOR WOULD LIMIT SPECIAL SESSION   Wants Assurance That General Assembly Will Confine Efforts to Urgent Legislation.

LIMITED ASSEMBLY SESSION PLANNED   Governer to Confer with Leaders Thursday Regarding Proposed Special Meeting of Legislature.

A SPECIAL SESSION   {is ‘THE          Calls Conference to Con. Questions. for Legislature

CHILE HAS   Perino Montenegro ia Made Premier and Minister of Interior,

VIC BERGER MEETS ROUGH TREATMENT WN NEW yn   Chief of Police Denies Him Per mission to Speak at a Social’ ist Meeting   TOLD TO LEAVE THE CITY IN A HURRY   Editor of the Minneapolis Leader Also Kept From Entering Building to Take Part in Meeting

BERGER DENIED SPEECH: FIGHTS   Former Congressman Under Sentence of 20 Years Denied Right to Address Socialists Promises Action Against New Jersey Police Chief

BERGER ORDERED OUT OF TOWN: WILL SUE   MILWAUKEE SOCIALIST — RE FUSED PERMISSION TO SPEAK AND THREATENS POULCE CHIEF

VICTOR BERGER SAYS HE'LL SUE RUDE CHIE   Red Congressman Elect Is Es corted From Jersey. . City When He Arrives to Speak.   WILL START. SUIT SOON

-Prevenled From Speaking: There Las ‘, Night Berger Will, Presecate Police (hist,

_ocal Telephone Company Enjoined From Making Installation Charges

NOTED SURGEON OF PARKS MAY ATTEMPT OPERATION AN THE KING JF GREECE

EXAS WHEAT HARVEST UNUSUALLY LATE: LABOR PROBLEM NOT SERIDU   STATE'S VIELD OF WHEAT THIS SEASON WILL BE ABOUT 12,000,000 BUSHELS,

HOWARDRE-ELEGTED      ee 3: . RMERS': CONVEX. a YESTERDAY,  NATIONAL . F       Needs of Agriculture.and of Farmer essed, in  Li esolutions,

HOWARDRE-ELECTED   NATIONAL FARMERS’ CONVEN. TION ENDED YESTERDAY.   Ne eds of Agric ulture and of Farmers i presse dia Resolutions,

ARSON: CHARGE DROPPED   Evidence Shows That Overheated Stove Cansed Fire In Rene

ARSON: CHARGE DROPPED   Evidence Shows That Overheated Steve Caused Fire In Heve étehoothonunse.

CABINET PLACES SUBJECT OF TALK   Senator Harding Drops Foreign Af. fairs For Vital Domestic !ssues; Good of iowa Calis.

HARDING COI CONFERS ~ TAX PROBLEMS   Also In Selecting Cabinet. Member and_ ‘Private “Seerttary -

TAKE UP HOME - MATTERS      DROPS FOREIGN QUESTION TO TALH ABOUT TANES AND CABINET SELECTION   CONGRESSMAN KELLY OF MICHIGAN ONE OF HIS CALLPRS TORAY.

HARDING WORKS ON. DOMESTIC MATTERS   (By Raymond. Clapper, United Press Cea  Correcnondent-).-

N FOREIGN AFFAIRS   HARDING HAS CONFERENCE DIS CUSSING PLANS   Lowering Taxes and Cabinet Vem bes Most Imporant

HARDING TURNS  ~TOHOME PLANS   President-Elect Drops Foreigt ‘Affairs for Discussion on - Domestic Problems.   TAXES AND CABINET UP

HARDING JS NOW WORKING ON HIS CABINET OFFICERS   PROPS FOREIGN AFFAIRS FOR WHILE TO TAKE UP VITAL DOMESTIC AFFAIRS

HARDING TO SEE FINANCE BODY   Will Confer on Domestic Affairs This Wepk

LEADERS OF CONGRESS ARE TQ MEET HARDING   WEEK WILL BE GIVEN UP TO CONSIDERATION OF DOMESTIC AFFAIRS—SPENT QUIET SUNDAY,

HOME MATTERS WILLE TAKEN NP THIS WEE   Harding to Meet Lav Makers and Political Leaders

VITAL DOMESTIC AFFAIRS TO TAKE HARDING'S TIM   President-Elect Drops Foreigr : Matters to Discuss Internal Conditions.

WILL QUIT WORK.      Railroad Trainmen of the N. & W Claim Conditions Unsafe on Road.

Hundreds of Workmen Walk Out in Sympathetic Strike Early Friday.  BROTHERHOOD MEN QUIT  1800 Leave Work at Ports: mouth----Suspension Of All Traffic Seen.

RAILROAD MEN ARE HELD FOR TRIA, ON THEFT CHARGE   Robert Hook and J..W. Gil Hspie Are Given Prelimjnary Hearing   FARMER SAYS HE SAW THEM HIDE THE Goops   At Gun Point He Made Hook Lead Way to Sacks Where. He Denied Knowing Anything About Them.

666 has proven it wil! cure Malaria, Chills and Fever. Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe.   Dental Notice.

CLAIMS ONE-HALF NATION'S CURRENCY IS CARRIED AROUND OR KEPT IN t!DING  ££. i. se EEE =

Se ae ae a ee  Says Half of Nation’ 3 sCurrency Is Carried Around in Purses

WERE MARIED THIS MORNING   MISS BERTHA RUNNEBOHM BE COMES BRIDE OF MR. JOHN BEYER, YOUNG FARMER.   HOME ALREADY FURNISHED

OHI0’S NEEDS (OR COAL WILL BE FURNISHED  Railroads Will Continue to   Railroads Will Continue te Haul Coal to Lake Points  Far Shinman}t   PRIORITY ORDER STANDS  Assurance Given That Ohio Will Not Suffer From Fuel Scarcity.

OHIO COAL NEEDS  TO BE CARED FOR BUT SHIPMENT 10 NW MIST G0 ON   Northern Ohio Cities Get Satisfactory Assurances From Interstate Commission   PLAN IS ARRIVED AT   Shipment of 4000 Cars Daily  Up Lakes to Continue Un til Navigation Closes For  AT Sa tae

OHS COAL NEEDS ~ WALL BE SUPPLE   But Shipment of 4000 Cars to Northwest Will be Continuec Daily for Some Time.

OHIO GOAL NEEDS WILL BE SUPPLIED ASSHIRANGE GIVEN   Shipment Of 4,000 Cars Daily To Northeast To Be Continued.   CONFERENCE ENDS   National Coal Association Agrees To Supply Ohio,

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO NOT YET RECOMMENDED   Awaits More Complete Demon stration Character and Purposes New Government.

MAKE HASTE SLOWLY WITH MEXICO   Washington Awaiting Good Evidence of Stability Before Giving Reroonition.

Wife;of Sing Sing-Convict: Delivers Gruesome Relic’at ’ Prison. .

HUMAN EAR SENT TO PRISONER AS CHRISTMAS GIFT   Wrapped in Tissue and Tied With Ribbon, Strange Present Goes to Sing Sing

JOHNSON LEADS IN EARLY COUNT   One-Fourth of Nebraska Pre cincts Give Californian Three Thousand Lead.   BRYAN RUNS SEVENTH

JOHNSON LEADS MAJ.-GEN, WOOD BY OVER 3.00         Nebraska Primary Returns Also Show Senator Hitchcock Overwhelming Ross.

JOHNSON IS IN THE LEAD   WITH LESS THAN ONE-FOURTH REPORTS IN LEADS IN NEBRASKA—HITCHCOCK LEAD! .

SIOUX CITY TIED UP BY STRIKE   Employes of Power Plant Quit Work at Six O'clock Last Night.

SIOUX CITY CARMEN STRIKE   Twe Seore Werkmen Die Le Dralile  sored (mt 8h Lie Wen,

ACRIME WAVE — SWEEPS CHICAGL   ‘Wealthy Citizens Employ Private Detectives to Guard Their Homes,

A CRIME WAVE SWEEPS CHICAGO   Wealthy Citizens Employ Private  Dotectives tu Guard Thelr ‘Homes.

EIGHTY HAPSBURGS BROKE   Members of the Former Imperial Fam ilv in Great Financial Distress.

ASKED 10 ARBITRATE TO PREVENT CONFLIC'   Ignace Jan Paderewski Is Presenting Poland's Side to League of Nations

WHEAT CROP IN 6000 CONDITION FOR WINTER   HESSIAN FLY CHECKED BY THE COLD WEATHE..—cCORN HUSKING IS GENERAL.

WHEAT CROP IN GOOD CONDITION FOR WINTER   Hessian Fly Checked by Cold Weather—Corn Husking Is General.

CLAIM GRANTED FOR WAR DEATH   MRS. EFFIE BARTON OF NEAR GRAYSVILLE WILL GET $10,00".00   SON KILLED (IN ACTIUN

CHARGES PERSHING “APED” ARMY FASHIONS OF EUROPE.   Hut Representative Wingo Inter. poses That He “Kept His American Head” Anyway.

“HE KEPT AMERICAN HEAD”   Gen. Pershing’s Uniform Comes i  for Criticism in House

labUoo GUT OF PERSHING 5 COAT   American Army Officers Criti cised for Aping European Fashions.

PERSHING § COAT SUBJECT OF DEBATE   Connally, of Texas, Accuses General With Aping British   “UNDER SECRETARY” SCORED AS TITLE   Congressmen Aver This Designation Is More English Imitation

SOLONS SAY PERSHING KEPT HIS HEAD BUT HIS TAIL IS ENGLISH   Black Jack Aped European Fashions, Wore a Cane and Baggy Pants, Is Dire Charge of Two Members  of the House

PANTS SUBJECT OF DEBATE   Solons Irked at Cut of Pershing’s Coat and Trousers.

Cet of General Pershing'’s Coat and Trousers Subject of Debate  , sa~ a SEA eee

HOUSF NFRATES STYLE OF PERSHING’S UNIFORN   Chare’d With Other American Officers De Rep. Connelly With Having “Aped” European Fa. shions.

NATIONAL AND STATE COMMISSIONS SECURING FACTS TO. PRO. CEED   in Clearing Ports and Terminals of Congrestion' — Traffic Conditions Improved in Youngstown, O., District Revort.

FIGHT FREIGHT TIEUP Commissions Strive to Relieve Conges:tin on Roads,

TRY TO SOLVE TANGLE   STATE AND FEDERAL FORCE WORKING TO RELIEVE THE FREIGHT CONGESTION.

BATFEE BEGUN “FO REL Of FREIGHT TIEUE      Hundreds of Investigators at Work Procuring Data to Guide Commission

EFFORT T0 RELIEVE RAIL TNEESTON   State Railway and Public Service Commissions Working With Interstate Commerce Com. ;

EBERT REDOUBLES EFFORTS AT ENDING GSS. IN CABINET   Would Secure Coalition Ministry For Germany. ,

400 SAILORS ARE CASUALTIES IN PETROBRAD ROY   d+ Leaedrs of the Meeting Were Shot, Barricades tn Streets and ” Snipdrs on the Roofs,

Fourteen Hujhdred Russian Sailors Aided By ptunition W orkers "tna Revolution...

TWO OAS OF  RIOTS OCCUR WPETROGRAL   Fourteen Hundred Russian Sailors Said to Have Led an Insurrection   400 SAILORS REPORTED KILLED AND WOUNDED   RUSSIA DECLARES POLISH ADVANCE IS STEMMED AND CLAIMS PROGRESS IS MADE   AGAINST INVADER.

SAILORS IN PETROGRAD OUTBREAKS   Fifty-four Leaders of Mutiny Were Shot Says Report.

1400 SAILORS REVOLT IN PETROGRAD   Insurrection Finally Crushed By Use of Chinese Troops--54 Leaders Executed After 400 Had Been Killed or Wounded.

1,400, SAILORS LEAD PETROGRAD REVOLT.   The Insurrection is ‘Crushed by Chinese Mercenaries... 

SAILORS ~ REVOLT   Russian Tars Lead Uprising in Petrograd Marked for Two Days by Serious Rioting in the Streets. ‘   RIOT 1S. QUELLED BY . CHINESE MERCENARIES   General Makno, Ukrainianz Commander Under General Wrangel, in South Russia Goes Over to the Bolshe.  Pre rears

RUSSIAN SAILORS REVOLT IN PETROGRAD   NSUERRECTION SUPPRESSED BY (CHINESE MERCENARIES 100 KILLED AND ISJERED

RUSSIAN SAILORS LEAD BiG REVOLT IN PETROGRAD   FIFTY KILLED AND 400 WOUND ED IN TWO DAYS’ STREET FIGHTING

XPAYERS RSH SOO. WILL BE ON-13       Barrett Law -Asseshment: der Rul  ‘tng, Must Be Paid at y Hall.

ANTEPOLIGH RIOTS. HAVE BEEN AESIIMED   Population of Kattowitz Pours Inte , Streets and Marches to Head_ quarters Polish. Committee,

MORE RIOTING AT KATTOWITZ   CROWD WRECKS PLANT OF POLISH NEWSPAPER AND OTHER ESTABLISYMENTS

UNWRITTEN LAW WAS VIOLATED IN ARIZONA   Catileman Left Ranch Gates Open and Promptly Received Three Bullets For His Careless Naac

COURT SUMMG™ START OF DUEL   Unwritten Law of Cattlemen Enforced on Court Officer

BUY. HARDING fOoUEd CALL FOR PARK GONFERENGE   'WILL MEET IN DES MOINES JAN.  UARY 10, 11 AND 12.   NEED FOR STATE PARKS TO BE -UBJECT.   Everybody Interested in the Coser vation Movement is Invited to be Present; Need For Such a Gathering For Some Time.

FEDERAL SOLDIERS PURSUING BANDITS   Five Americans and One Brit: ish Subject Held in Mexico. § ¢

IE FEDERAL CHASE BANDITS   FEDERAL TROOPS ARE PURSE ING MEXICAN BANDIT WHO KIDNAPED FIVE AMERICANS   CAPTURE (S EXPECTEL   Information From Guadalajara Indi. entes That the Capture of Pedro Zamora is Expected shortly. One British Subject Is (mong Prisoners,

FIVE AMERICANS WERE KIDNAPED   Mexican Government Is Chasing Bandit Chief Who Attacked a Camp of Miners.

EXPECT CAPTURE OF THE MEXICAN BANDITS SOON   PEDERAL TROOPS ARE PERS {NG ZAMORA AND GANG, OFFECEALLY REPORTED.   Remit, Who Guppiamed Villa, Hid wapped Five Amscricans and One Uritich Subject Near -

SPEED KINGS WILL GO FOR BIG MONEY   Ten-Mile Automobile Race for $40( Purse One of Features of Pro gram Arranged for July 3.

PROTESTS BAR TO U. S. MEAT   British Agriculture Minister Wants German Orders Against Ameri. can Products Revoked.

GIVES BEAR CUBS TO HUMBOLDT PARK —THE JOHN BROW?   FATHER DOBBERSTEIN MAKES GIFT TO PARK IN WITCH HE ERECTED FOUNTAIN.

Father Dobberstein Makes Gift to Park in Which He Erected Fountain

YANK TOURISTS HIT   American Embassy at Paris Is Flooded With Complaints.   —  Profiteers Found in Vast Areas Around the United States Cemetery in Romagne Forest.

HIT YANK TOURISTS   COMPLAINTS FLOOD AMERICAN EMBASSY AT PARIS.   Many Profiteers Found in Neighbor. hood of the U. S. Cemetery in Romagne Forest.

FOUND GOVERNMENT BOOKS IN CONFUSION   Guatemala’s New Minister of Treasury So Informs News Correspondent.

Te Is Belug Held Today to Diseats ; Measures of Relief for. Agriculture. ..

LEADING FARM. MEN ASSEMBLE TODAY AT INDIANAPOLIS FOR JHREE-DAY SESSION   REPRESENTATIVE.  AGRICULTUR:ISTS GATHER TO DISCUSS IMPORTANT CONGRESSIONAL  LEGISLATION TO BE ASKED © 

BORAH STILL PRYING INTO WOOD'S EXPENSES   Renews His Demands That Senate Committee be Appointed . To Lift the Lid.

SENATE LEADERS CONSULTING ON BORAH’S RENEWED DEMAND   lowa Senator Insists Upon Investigation of Wood's Expenditures in Indiana

BORAH INVISTING ON INVESTI3ATING WOOD   Wdaho Senatoy jays Geneval is Pro  rant Li  Higute in rE in Pres         identil...     ee ee

Borah Wants Wood's Expenses Investigatec      NATE LEADERS CONSIDER. XGA RENEWED DEMAND BAP &@S awh Sa) arprne

UAGES MINORS 10 ADOPT “HANDS - OFF" POLIGY tN BASEBALL WAR NOW Oh   Ban Johnson, President OF Ameri can League, Speaks At Kansa: City Convention: ,

AG ARE URGED TO KEEP HANDS OFF   Will be War to Finish, Ban Johnson Says—New Clubs in Chicago, New York and Boston.

Ban Jobnson Says It is War to Finish and Claims New American Clubs Will be Piaced in Chicago, New York and Boston--No Political]  PO SS Sey eaee

AoKo MINORS TO KEEP HANDS OF   Ban Johnson Appeais for ‘Strict Neutrality   scene of Baseball War is Shifted to Kansas City Where Magnates of Lesser Leagues are in Session—Representatives of New National League to be Heard Later

JUDGE K. M. LANDIS   WAR TO THE FINISH, SAYS JOHNSON   Urges Minor Ball Leagues t J Keep. Dut of the Fuss,

PITTMAN WINS FEATURE RACE.   Northern Direct Takes Vasear 2:12 Pace in Four Heats

CIVIL WARFARE IN LONDONDERRY COSTS 17 LIVES   Firing by Unionists and Nationalists Halted Thursday Noon.

RESPITE IN IRISH KILLING   Partial Qeiet Restored at Lendonderry, Bat Na Attempt Made to Resume Buasinesns.

LONDONDERRY WAR HAS COME TO END FOR THE PRESENT   Eighteen Killed, Twenty-Nine Injured During Fighting   NOTHING iN FRANCE COM. PARED, SAID ONE SOLDIER   . Conmnercial Traveler Kidled Ta Stree Just After He Had Wired Wite That He Was Safe

WAVE OF CIVIL WAR SUBSIDING IN LONDONDERRY   English Government Wil! Furnish Protection  for Citizens.

RIOTING: GEASES IN LONBONDERR}   DEATH LIST SEVENTEEN IN FOUR DAYS OF FIGHTING— TROOPS ARE IN CONTROL,

CITY QUIET AFTER “WEEK OF WARFER   Firing Reported. io “Have Ceased in . Londonderry Since Troops Arrived   CASUALTIES  TOTAL 46   Seventeen Killed and Twentynine Wounded . During Trish Rioting

Expects to Have It Completed Within Ten Days; Has  Few Visitors,   AS PLEASED WITH  JOUNSONS STATEMENT   is Unaffected by Cox’s Announcements of Campaion Plans.

HARDING AT WORK Ol ACCEPTANCE SPEECH   OHIO SENATOR IS WRITING MANUSCRIFT IN LONGHAND ON SCRATCH PAD.   Republican Nominee Is Pleased Witl Announcement That Johnson Will Give Support.

HANDING BEGING WATTING SPEECH   Acceptance of Republican Nomination to Be Delivered July 22.

WORK ON SPEECH   Senator Harding is Busy Prepar: ing itis Address of Accept= ance,

HARDING BEGINS WORK GN SPEECH OFr ACCE PTANCE Johnson’s Statement  Pleasing to Nomi7 EL.

HERE'SA PRETTY HOW DLYOU DO   Work is Keenng Mr. Hard ing Fromthe Golf Link.

OF ACCEPT ANCE OF THE: REPUBLICAN  PRESIDENTIAL NOMI “NATION: oe   Hays. Resumes. ‘Conference With Party Leaders of the ' Middle West States—Pro Sressives to Support Re “publican Ticket. ©.”

JOHNSON PROMISES HARDING SUPPORT   California Senator Not To Sull In His Tent, According To An Announcement

HARDING HAS: STARTED HIS ACCEPTANCE   Toni Days, Will Probably Be Repaired To” Finish Address—  Pleased With Senator Johnson’ 8  ee “ARRAN enicl   WAS GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD   Wishes Support Of All Upen Plat- form Appeal Rather Thaw OF . Candidate—Plans Are Not " Planeaa a @ x»   TIMES-STAR IS TO SUPPOR'

HARDING BEGING ON THE ADDRESS   He Plans to Deliver in Ac cepting Nomination   And Scratch Pad for Long Hand Version as is His Custom in Newspaper Work— Candidate is Gratified in Promised Support of Senator Johnson and Others

HARDING BEGINS ~ WORK ON SPEECE   Address to Be Delivered a Notification . Ceremonies Now Being Written   JOHNSON GIVES SUPPORT   Tatt Publication in. Cincin “nati -Climbs-on Repiiblican Nominee’ Band Wagan *

Johnson Help Has Welcome From Harding   >. O. P. Standard Beare: Spends Wedding Anniversary in Ouiet.

HARDING TO ACCEP) NOMINATION JULY 22   Republican Presidential Nomi nee Is Now at Work on  Speech.

HARDING PREPARES OPEEGH ACCEPTING 6.0.P. NOMINATION   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE. WILL EXCLUDE VISITORS WRITING ADDRESS.   JOHNSON PLEDGES HELP   Announcement by California Senator That He Will Support Ticket Greatly Pleases Ohio Candidate.

HARDING BEGINS ALTUAL WORK OF WRITING SPEECH   Republican Nominee to See Few Visitors Within the Next Ten Days.   USING SCRATCH PAD AND WelTING WITH PENCIL   Announcement Made by Senator Johnson That He Would Support Republican Ticket Particularly Pleasing to Presidential Nominee.

HARDING 'IS BUSY > WRITING SPEECH   Will Daliver Acceptance Address July 22; Followa Old Newspaper Habit : in Writing Speech_

SENATOR HARDING BUSY ON OPEEGH   Began Actual Writing Wed ~ nesday—Delivery Will Be Made On July 22.   Follows Custom Acquired ! Newspaper Work—Writes As He Thinks.

HARDING BEGINS ADDRESS 10 6.0.2   NOMINEE EXPECTS TO COMPLETE ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IN ABOUT TEN DAYS.

HARDING IS WRITING SPEECH   Nomination Acceptance Address ts Being Prepared at Mirion by Republican Nomines

Begins Work Early at Marion, O., Home—Pleased Wth Johnson Statement.

DEN, REED WIRED CONGRATULATIONS [0 GOV. GO)   THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IS PLEASED.   HOBSON ALSO WANTS TO KNOW COX MIND.   The Governor Will Answer the Hob son Telegram in Due Time as to His Wetness and Dryness, He Said Today.

HARDING STARTS WORK ON SPEECH   Begins Actual: Writing of Address Accepting Nomination.   WILL BE MADE JULY 22   Jobnson. Announces He Will Support Republican Ticket— Plans to Emphasize Interest  -in Party Throughout Campaign — Senator _ Arranges ‘Another Ouiet Day for Today.

Denver Is Under Martial Law And Order Is Restorec   Regular Army Companies Ar In Charge of Situation In Citv   MORE TROOPS ARE  ENROUTE TO SCENE   Effort At Settlement of Strike Is Being Made—Public Meetings Barred

UNDER M ARTIAL LAW.   Denver Quict “Today — Federal VroopIn Charge.

WILSON IS SURE OF FINAL WORL   So TREATS COMPROMISE, WITHOL T FLIS CONSENT.   AN AGREEMENT NOT IN SIGHT   iect of Brean'’s Efforts Apparent, liet Republican Sesntors Suspicions ef Democratic  Maneursering.

LOS ANGELES, July 19—.\ sharp earthquake shock was felt here at 6:48 o'clock tonight.  No damage was reported from any quarter of the city. Evidences of panie were also absent.   JNITED UAE WORKERS’ CONVENTION DATE OCT 4

MURGUIA REPORTED — HEMMED IN CENTER OF OIL TERRITORY   Gomez Succeeds in Immuring Big Federal Army; Fears Expressed at Capital  eer os 2. sete ee Ulla ee lm   REBELS WIN AT MAZATLAN

DRY LEADERS SCENT PLOT   See Conspiracy to Discredlt and Overihrow Prohibition.   WOULD REMOVE LAX OFFICIALS

OVERTHROW DRY LAW IS ENEMY’S PLAN SAY DRYS   Nation Is Confronted’ by Vicious Conspiracy to Dis credit Law, Charge   SET FOR HARD FIGHT   CLAIM IS MADE COURT DOCKETS ARE JAMMED WITH DELAYED CASES

QUARTLING WORLD PEACE PROPHEG   ‘Soothsayer Predicts Re-estab lishment of Thrones and Re' turn of Hohenzollerns.

EARLY HEARING WILL BE GIVEN VICTOR BERGE!   U. S. Supreme Court Agrees te Advance Date of Case; Makes Other Decisions.

BERGER CASES IN HIGH COURT   BODY AGREES TO ADVANCE ARGUMENTS FOR APPEAL IN BERGER’S CASE

ADVANCE BERGER APPEAL 6 DEC.    SUPREME COURT DECIDES TC HERE PLEA OF WISCONSIN SCCIALIST 500N

VIGTOR BERGER APPEAL ADVANCED FOR HEAR'NG   FEDITATL SUPREME fOERT WITLI TAKE

ATTRACTING CROWDS   Lawrence People ‘Interested i Drilling of Hemphill Well

JURY ACQUIS ~~ WOMAN SLAYER   VERDICT HOLDS MRS. M'LAUGHLIN INSANE WHEN SHE KILL ED DIVORCE HUSBAND

WOMAN SLAYER ACQUITTED   Jury Helds She was Insane When She Killed Diverced Husband

WOMEN ON CASS CO. JURIES JANUARY 1   Ruling of Attorney General Won’! Affsct December Term—Will Uptft Court Room Etiquette.

WOMEN ON CASS CO. JURIES JANUARY I   Ruling of Attorney General Won't Affect December Term—Will Uplift Court Room Etiquette Among the Lawyers.

DALRYMPLE ON THE WARPATH:   Chicago Prohibition Officer Says Hq Will Put McDonough and His Bunch in Pen,

DRY AGENT ON THE WARPATH   Dalrymple Says He'll Put McDonough and Bunch in Pen.

ecoune Sis? ane? aca aati ee  IN KEYS ‘FIELD, 7 7 NEW WELI LS.  Six Ou Wells and - “Gaaner Marked  Olin EX? ce BCR Rien 64 me

ANTLSTRIKE LAW RESULT OF FRENZ\   Frank Morrison Gives Labor Cut to Fight Statute Passed in Texas.

OPEN PORT BIL   SECRETARY MORRISON sar¥e WILL KNOCK IT OUT AS HEB HOPES TO KILL KANSAS LAW 

KILLS SELF ON WIFE’S GRAVE   Alleged Slayer of His Spouse and Twe Children a Spicide—Pursued by a Posse.

BEASLEY DIES AT GRAVE OF WIFE   lows Marderer Commits Suicide in : Cemetery Near Greenville Ohio

ENDS LIFE AT WIFE’S GRAVE   Alleged Slayer of Spouse Shoots Self pay - When Pursued.,

MAN HUNT 1S FNDED WHEN HUNTED DIES   Harley Beasley, Family Exterminator, Kills Self on Grave.

BEASLEY KILLS SELF OVER HIS WIFE’S GRAVE   MURDERER OF WOMAN AND TWC EBABY BOYS ENDS MAN HUNT HIMSELF.

SHOOTS SELF ON GRAVE OF HIS VICTIMS   Slayer of Wife and Two Bab- jes Succeeds in Eluding Possemen for Days

GERMANS HELP REDS   Berlin Sends Troops to Silesia to Attack Poles.   Bolsheviki Are Hurled Back in Counter-Attacks on Northern . . Sector Front,

Bolshevik Forces are Forced Back Twelve and One-half Miles at One Point on Northern Sector of Battle Front

Fuller. of Massachusetts, voted against it,   POLES DRIVK °RMI RACK

17-MILE FRONT COUNTER-ATTACK:   Say Soviet Attack Designed tc Overrun: Lithuania and. Extend Boundary.

'REDS GET GERMAN AID   TROOPS SENT TO SILESIA TO ATTACK THE POLES.   Warsaw Says Counter-Attacks Hurl Back the Bolsheviki on the Northern Front.

GERMANS AID REDS JN POLISH CONFLICT   Soviet Repulsed by Counter: At tack on Northern ~ Front.: :

BOUNTERATTACK “AEANST SIVIET   Bolshevik Forces. are Forced Back Twelve and “One-half Miles at’One Point on.Northern Sector of Battle Front

POLES REPULSE RED ADVANCES, REPORT   BOLSHEVIKI PORCEHES ARE DRIV. EN BACK 12 AND A HALF MILES.; RUsstANs CONTINUE ADVANCE ON POLOTSK REGION

POLES COUNTER © ATTACK DRIVES RED LINE BACK   But Reports From An. other Sector Show Soviet Success

POLISH ARMY PUSHES REDS WELVE MILES   Counter Attack Successful an Bolsheviki In Nort!. Flee in Disorder.

ESCAPE FROM DEATH TRAP   Eighteen Workmen Caught by Explosion in West Virginia Mine Saved

DEFENSE TO ) ATTEMPT TO - SHOW I..W. We ACTIVITY   Defendants Include Most Prominent Men in State with Several Millionaires; Proceedings Promise to be Famous

ALL AMERICANS REPORTED SAF!   Armenians and Moslems Have Retired to Re- . spective Quarters

SEES CABINET MEETING NEAR   Five New Members to Meet the President Next Session.

CABINET MEETING IS NEAR   President Expected to Meet His Offi cial Family Soon—Five New Members.

LIBRARY DRIVE STARTED.   120,000,000 Sought To Extend Service to 60,000,000 People. 

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The Game Play by Play   e\revsEeaiTidd fA A/T ADS   AJIAI Ti IAS TAS

VILLAGE BURIEU  Collapse of Mountain Top Blots Out Lives of Sev-

IGOROTES PERISH   Mountain Top Slides Down Upon Filipino Villasce

Mountain Falls On Island; 70 Tzorrotes Killec   Collapse Buries Entire Vilkg 200 Miles From Manila

TEREST 15 INTENSE   tn Trial of Man Charged With Murder of Chita

cee ATKIEV   Preparatory to Abandoning ‘the . City—Poles : ‘Plan .to  . Occupy Kiev Late in ite  ey Week. o z mou 8

BOLSHEVIK] LOOT KIEV   RUSSIAN REDS ROB RESIDENCES AND STORES.   Polish Military Authorities Expect to Occupy City Before End of Week.

TO ABANDON KIEV   Bolsheviki Loot Houses Prepara. tory to Leaving

RUSSIANS LOOT KIEV   Bolsheviki Rob Houses and Stores-—-Ready to Fiee.   Poligh Army Plans to Occupy City Late This Week—Red Cross te Take Supplies into Capital.

AEDS LOOT RIL, TOAPANDON CITY   Advices Received at Warsaw Indicate Great Confusion Exists Among Bolshevik.   POLISH. TROOPS ADVANCE

BOLSHEVIKS 10 ABANDON KIRV. REPORT   Polish Military Men Plan to Oceupy Capitol * Soon ‘   AMERICANS ARE GUESTS   U.S. Army Men and Red Cros: Propose to Enter With Poles _

BOLSHEVIK ARMY LOOTING KIEV, ~ REPORTS STATE   Soviets Ready to Quit Ukrains : . Capital - -Is Belief. of ‘Observers

BOLSHEVIKS ARE LOOTING KIE\   GREAT CONFUSION .AT . KIEV  PREPARATORY TO ABANDON.  ING OF CITY. POLES WILL OCCUPY CITY

REDS LOOT KIEV, CIVE WAY TO POLES   Bolsheviki Prepare to Abandon - City, Confusion a Reigns.

SOVIETS PLAN TO QUIET KIEV; CITY IS LOOTED   Warsasw Dispatch States Poles Expect to Enter City Within Few Days.

SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF IRL FOUND TUESDA   BODY FOUND IN. EAGLE OREEK AFTER A DAY'S  SEARCH,

ANDIANAPOLIS POLICE SEEK WEBRO MURDERER   Little White. Girl Found Bra taly Slain After Being Lured Away by Necro:   BODY -FOUND IN CREEK

REDS MASSING AGAINST POLES   Having Defeated Wrangel SoViet Troops Again Turn Toward Polish Frontier. .   ARE BRINGING IN LOOT

GREAT AMOUNT UF BOOTY TAKEN “BY RED? ARMY   Special Commission Is Ap. pointed To Take Care Of Material.   RUSSIA REJOICES   Prospect Of” Peace Seen— Great Battle Likened To That of Verdun

KINGGEORGE ~. ROR IRELAND   DECLARES. CONDITION OF. THAT cou NTRY GIVE HIM GRAVE. ~ - CONCERN.

BETTER GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND ASSURED   KING GEORGE’ OPENS PARLIA MENT WITH DECLARATION THAT IRELAND GIVES  _ ” HIM CONCERN:

BILL FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND COMING   CONDITION OF IRELAND GIVES KINK GEORGE GRAVE CONCERN, HE STATED.   The Bill, He Told the House of Com mons, Was the Same As Outlined at the Last Session of Parliament.

AING GEORGE PROM ES TD AY IRELAND   In Speech From Throne Ruler Says That He is Gravely Concerned   BETTER GOVERNMENT SOON TO BE GIVEN   BILLS PLANNED TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS IN IRELAND TO BE PORMULATED, SAYS KING GEhORGE,

LLOYD GEORGE CONCERNED   Condition of Ireland Will Be Im proved Secon, Asserts British  Deeeinn

WORRIED OVER IRELAND.      King George Tells Parliament He le Greatly Concerned.

King George Has His Say   Says Conditions im Ireland) Give Him Grave Concern—Promises Inimedince Betterments

Hit bY GWA HAND   ORLA HILLIGOSS, NEAR NORMAN DA ILANGS SELF IN BARN.   Act Thought to Have Been Prompted by Ill Health,

DIED BY OWN: HAND      ORLA HILLIGOSS, NEAR NORMA} HA HANGS SELPAIN BARN.      Act Thanght: to- Have. Been Prompted by IV Henliti,

EXPOSES BETRAYAL   Henry P. Fletcher, Former Ambassador to Mexico, Lays Bare League’s Menace te Monroe Doctrine.   WILSON’S SCHEME WOULD DESTROY GREAT CHARTER   Covenant of League Provides for Interference of Europe in American Affairs; Have Double Version.

HOLDS LEAGUE WOULD BETRAY MONROE DOCTN   Henry P. Fletcher, Former Am bassador to Mexico, Attacks Article 21.   TWO VERSIONS OF TREATY   One French, One English, Neitter Really Safeguards Doctrine.

MAKES ATTACK ON THE LEAGUE DURING SPEECH   Former Ambassador to Mexico, Fletcher, Says It’s Dangerous to Country.  Article Twenty-one Branded a Betrayal of Morroe Doctrine

PRESIDENT TAKES AUTOMOBILE RIDE   ron PIRST TIME IN) MAN‘ MONTHS HE ENJOYS AN OUTDOOR EXCURSION.

PRESIDENT GOES _ FOR AUTO RIDE   First Time He Has Been Out Since Last October

WILSON GOES MOTORING IN CLOSED AUTO   President Has First-/ Spin .. Since He. Became Ill; . ‘.- Helped by Ride,”   MANY SIGHT HIM AND.  . FLASH GREETINGS

BANKS OF THE POTOMAL   FIRST TIME HE HAS LEFT WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS SINCE BEGINNING OF ILLNESS,

WILSON TAKES FIRST JAUNT ~ ING MONTHS   Leaves White House for Motor! Ride, Closely Wrapped and Carefully Watched

PRESIDENT TAKES FIRST AUTO RIDE   Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Grayson He Goes For Ride  : in Closed Car.

PRES. WILSON TAKES THE AIR IN AUTO TODAY   First Time He Has Left White House Grounds Since Last October.   PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE BARRED FROM ACTING   Closed Car Was Used Although the Weather Was Balmy.

President Wilson Took Motor Rid   First Time He Has Been Out Since Last October.

PRESIDENT TAKES MOTOR RDEFOR = - FIRST TIME SINCE HE WAS STRICKEN:

WILSON GOES OUT FOR RIDE FIRST TIME IN MONTHS   Executive Walks to anc  From Automobile With  Help of Others   GREAT SECRECY OBSERVED

PRESIDENT TOOK ORIVE TODAY   Left White House Grounds for First Time Since Last Octobcr.

Pats ut HT GOES  FAR AN RETO LOE   For First Time in ‘Nearly Six Months He, is Able to Leave White House.

PRESIDENT WILSON ABLE TO TAKE RIDE   LEAVES WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE OCTOBER.

WILSON ENJOVS FIRST — ~ MOTOR RIDE WN MONTH!   Grayson. Prononnces. President Much Benefitted by the  Bonraion 0

WILSON TAKES FIRST: NOE IN MONTH   ‘President, Wife and Doctor  Take Ambulance Trip 1 In Closed Car

WILSON TOOK MOTOR RIDE   Rode Around Speedway - Along Potomac in Closed Auto

PRESIDENT TAKES RIDE IN MACHINE   Is First Time He Has Beer - Out Since He Returned _ From Trip   ALONG’ THE POTOMAC   ‘Wares His Hand at  Senato: Borah on the Capitol Grounds ...

WILSON OUT FOR FIRST IN MONTHS   President Takes Motor Ride ,on Speedway With Mrs. Wilson.   HE FOILS CAMERA MEN   Police Prevent Anxious Photographers From Getting Pictures. Bene<  fited by the Trip.

WILSON ENJOYS FIRST AUTO RIDE SINCE OCTOBER   President Given Leavi of Absence From  White House.

WILSON GETS QUI FOR FIRST TIME IN MANY MONTHS   The President, With Mis. Wilson, Takes Drive Along  ” Potamac.   HE IS MUCH’ BENEFITED   Reads Sign, “Pork 35 Cents,” and Says That Brings It Home to H:m.

PRESIDENT GOES FOR MOTOR RIDE; IS FEELING FINE   Takes His First Outing Since Ordered To Bed In October.

TAKES AN ACTOWOMILE, RIDE IN POTOMAC PARKL   Kirst Tine He Mas Reen Ont of  White House Grounds Since  Last November. ;

N SIX MONTHS PRESIDENT LEF WHITE HOUSE   Went on Auto iRide, Accompanied by Wife, Dr. Grayson and Secret Service Men.

PRESIDENT TAKES FIRST AUTOMOBILE RIDE SINCE BECOMING SERIOUSLY IL!

WILSON TAKES — OUTING TODAY IN AUTOMOBILE   Leaves White Housi: For Firs Time Since Ordered  To Bed

CONDITIONOF PRESIDENT IS. "NOW IMPROVING   PATIENT GOES ON MOTOR RIDE ALONG POTOMAC RIVER.   Enclosed Car Is Used for Trip—First Time Mr. Wilson Left White House Grounds Since Last October. °

WILSON BIDS ABOUT CAPITAL (NM ARTOAMOBILE   rasident’s First Auto Trip since Last October Enjoy d Nednesday.  Jar Kept Closed During Spin Around Potomac Speedway

DENT TAKES AUTOMOBILE RIDE   Ideal Weather Coaxes Chief Executive Into Trip Around Potomac “Speedway.”

£2e4NoIu LEI INIDE UIINIS  PRESIDENT TOOK RIDE IN AUTO TODAY; FIRST OUTING SINGE ILLNESS   Was Recognized and Given Greeting By Many in Capital City.

PRESIDENT TAKES AUTO RIDE; PHOTO MEN DENIED SHOTS   Their Several Weeks’ Wait for Wilson’s First’ Trip Since His liiness: Fruitless.   WIFE SITS WITH HIM ON CLOSED CAR’S BACK SEAT   Secret Service Men Accompany Tour in Balmy Air, - With Qzone Gently Ambient.

President Wilson: Took His First ' Auto Ride Today Since Last Fall

- eA iT   Accomparlieg, by Mrs, Wilson apa Dr 4 Graykon! He Goes For R: 4 in Cigsed Car.

WILSON LEAVES WHITE HOUSE FOR MOTOR RID   Takes First Trip Out Since Or. dered to Bed Last October ‘*a Very Sick Man."’

FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HE WAS ORDERED TO HIS ROOM LAST OCTO. BER BY DR. GRAYSON. an OUT IN A CLOSED

PRESIDENT WILSON GOES MOTOR RIDING TODAY   First Time He Has Been Out Since H Return From Western Tour

PRESIDENT - TOOK SPIN   In Motor: Car ‘Today, His First Ride. Since He Was Ordered to Bed Last October.

PRESIDENT WILSON TAKES MOTOR RIDE   Nation’s Chief Executive Leaves White _ House Grounds for First Time Since Illness Began In Oct.

Pssst Wilson Took Motor Ride   First Time He Has Been Ont Sine: Last October.

WILSON GOES ~~ FOR-CAR RIDE   FIRST SINCE HE WAS Ok DERED-TO BED 1aAs'T Oc. TOBER BY GRAYSON   Photographers. Prohibited from - Taking Pietures rand Closed Car is Used, . 7

FOR THE FIRST TOE IN SD MONTHS THE PRESIDENT TODAY LEFT THE WHITE HOUSE.   RINE LASTED OVER AN HOUR:      The President Walked to and From the Car to the White House; Ride Done Him Much Good.

WILSON LEAVES SICK ROOM FOR TRIP ABOUT CITY   DR. GRAYSON TAKES U. S. EXECUTIVE QUT FOR AIRING.   CAMERAS BARRED   Police Fight Back Photographers; Trip Lasted Over Hour.

PRESIDENT OUT; ENJOYS RIDI   MRS. WILSON AND DR. GRAYSON ACCOMPANIED BY THE PRESI DENT ON MOTOR SPIN.

GREAT NORTHWEST CALLS IMMIGRANTS   BECKONING HAND EXTENDED WHEN INDUSTRIAL CENTERS REJECT THEN.   OPPORTUNITIES SHOWN    Governors Make Statements; Ad j vise Settlers to Become Americans Early. -

BRANTING SAYS ~ LEAGUE WORKS   SWEDISH  PREMIER DECLARES WORLD ALLIANCE FOR PEACE — IS-FEASIBLE —   nISPUTE OVER ISLAMI

LEAGUE PROVES RIGHT 10 LIVE   Swedish Statesman Says Council Averted Trouble Over Aland Islands   NEED U. S: PARTICIPATION   Action of America on Covenant Waited With Keenest : Interest In Sweden

SWEDISH MINISTER PRAISES LEAGUE   OFFICIAL SAYS BODY WOREED EFFECTIVELY IN INTERVENTION.

NATION'S LEAGUE PREVENTS A WAR   SWEDISH MINISTER SAYS TI PROVES WORTH IN SETTLING ROW

LENGUE PREVENTS WAR BETWEEN THe SWEDES AND FINN   The Intervention of Council Averts Threatened Hostilities Over Aland Islands.

LEAGUE PROVES RIGHT 10 LIE. SAYS BRANTING   Has Absolute Confidence in Ability of League to Prevent Wars.

LEAGUE BAR T0 WAR SAYS PREMIER   Prime Minister of Sweden Declares Proof of Effectiveness Shown in Aland Island Disputes Asserts Participation of U. S. is Necessary.

GIVES LEAGUE SOME CREDIT   Swedish FPremicr Says It Prevested Possible War Between lis  Country and Iretnnd.

BRITISH TO PAY FARE.  Tommies Ww ho “Went - - Home Fight Can Get Refund,

D-SERVIGE NEN WAULD RE FAVOR ET   Preferential Rights of Entry On Al Public Lands Urged For Them.

URGE RIGHTS FOR FORMER  ‘SERVICE MED   Extension of Preference T Enter Public Lands  Is Asked

FIRST RIGHTS IN PUBLIC LAND  IS URGED FOR EX-SERVICE MEN   Plan Advocated Before Ways, and Means Committee By P Former United ‘States Engineer; Some Congressmen Disapprove Bonus Plan.

nIVE VETERANS HRST CHANCE   California Man Wants Ex-Sol diers to Get Rights on Public Lands.

URGES SOLDIERS BE GIVEN FIRST CHOICE OF LANI   Ross Would Also Favor a Bond Issue for Reclamation Work.

Representative Smith explains the Provisions of Bill He Has Framed.   FARMS FOR THE SOLDIERS   Would Issue Government Bonds to Take Care of the Financial Cost of Plan.

PREFERENTIAL ENTRY   URGES GIVING SOLDIERS FIRST CHANCE ON PUBRIC LAND.   Former. Englueer fy Reclamation  Series roves Bill for Sav-  ing paste! Lands.

URGES PREFERENCE TO SERVICE MER   Would Give Them First Richts to Lands.

MAXINE DEMPSEY DISLIKES ‘CHAMP!   And She is Anxious to Testify i Federal Court   iS A WOMAN SCORNED   Piayed Piano for Miners While Mate. Searched for Fame

WIFE OF DEMPSEY TELLS STORY OF WOMAN SCORNED   Is Government's Chief Weapon In Effort To Substantiate Slacker Charge   IS ANXIOUS T0 APPEAR   Token From Jack Was Mate} That Set Fire To Mayine’s Hatred

ea a a i  MAXINE DEMPSEY AT __ S. F. BARES STORY OF*” SCORN OF FIGHTER

2 TRAINS WRECKED; ONE MAN IS KILLED   Fireman Killed When Freight Is Derailed by Washout.   Two Seriously Injured When Train Collides With Oi! Carc—Pascengers Saved From Durning Coachcs.

TWO TRAINS WRECKED   Fireman Killed When Freight Is Derailed by Washout.   Two Seriously Injured When Trair Collides With Oil Cars—Passengers Saved From Burning Coaches.

TWO TRAINS IN CRASH   FIREMAN KILLED IN WRECK CAUSED BY WASHOUT.   Passenger Train Collides With Oil Cars Near Danville, ltil.—Passengers Saved From Burning Cars.

———————————— en  N FOR CONGRESSMEN   DUTY OF NATIONS TO REMAIS FRIENDLY IS POINTED OUT BY OKU.

Duty of Empire and Thi Republic to Promote Mutual Cordial Relations.

"mph FID } “FAIR DEALING      American . Congressmen are Given Welcome by Leading Men of.      BAST AND WEST MUST. REACH UNDERSTANDING   Oriental. Leaders’ Express Themselves in Behalf of. Peace and Givilization .  For All Time:

LEGRAND G. WALKER ‘ HAS PASSED AWAY   Senator From this County for Past : Twenty-six Years.

Legrand G. Walker Has Passed Away   Senator From Georgetown County for Twenty- Six Years.   Since 1915 He has been President ’Pro Tem State Senate —Well Known Man

UP “SHE” SHOULD STRIKE!   Long Hours and Hard Work Let of lowa Farm Women

MOTORIST DIES QF WOUNDS   Cycle Collided With An Automobile Found Afterwards To Be Heavily Loaded With Booze,

PLENTY OF COAL AT LOWER PRICES   For Ohio Consumers is Pre. diction of State Utilities  Gawsewnteseianm Phas wmmnw

PREDCTS PLENTFUL SUPPLY OF COM THROUGH OHI   Prices Automatically Will Come Down Is : Belief.

THE IOWA LABOR PARTY FAVORS WORLD WAR VETS   And Exprosses Sympathy With Pur », pose to Have Wi W. ¥. Join in National Party. _

LABOR PARTY IN SYMPATHY      Movement to Organize Ludependent Party of World War Veternns gana National Labor Party.

BRECKINRIDGE LONG READY T 0. TESTIFY BEFORE COMMITTEE   He Is Present and Says He I: Prepared to Take the Stand.   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE WANTS A CLEAR RECORE   Senatorial Committee Says the Quiz of Nominee Would Be ‘Unfair to Him.

LONG WAS PREPARED TO GO BEFORE THE BOARD   Democratic No ‘inee Was Only One Ot Severfty Candidates in Uv. S. Called.

BRITISH PAPERS ARE ROASTING SIR CEO, PAIS   Declare His Statements Concern: ing Loan Had Harmed British Credit.

SCORES PAISH   Says His Loan Plowting Statement Was Unsuthorized and He Had Better Comte Home—Houer Riles British Who Mest .Have United Staten Aid ta Get Eurupe oon its  ea ee eT

SENATE LEADERS REPORT PROGRES IN TREATY FIGHT   PRIVATE CONFER ESer HELE IN EPPORTS TO BFRECT COMPROSIISE   MINOR ISSUES SETTLEL   Article Ten and Monroe = Doctrine Are Only Subjects of Serious Agreement, Senators  Claim,

Lodge Reservation Far From a Compromise, Says Dem----- - -gerat—Leader-— ----—   MOVE TO ELIMINATE MINOR ISSUES MADE   No Debate on Treaty In Yes terday’s Session of U. 5. Senate.

LODGE MAY 0. K. NEW RESERVATION FOR ARTICLE TEN   Republicans Predict Chief Will Agree to Change on Controversal Point—Hitch cock Assails Draft.

Would Compromise. on - Right of. Fourteen G. O. P. Reservations.

LWUnE PROPOSES MODIFICATION OF HIS RESERVATIONS   Work on~.Change t Article Ten and the Monroe Doctrine   NO DEBATE  ON TREATY

Proposed Compromise at Article X Surrender Says Senator Hitchcock   Proposal Would Deny Obligation to Preserve Integrity of League Members,

HOPE 10 REACH AN AGREEMENT ON ARTICLE 10   Steps to Eliminate Many Collateral Issues in Peace Treaty Fight Taken by the Senate   LODGE PROPOSES NEW MODIFICATIONS

SEEK 10 ELIMINATE ~ COLLATERAL ISSUES   WORK TO REACH A MIDDLE GROUND IN TREATY FIGHT.   Senators Privately Resume Efforts _ for Compromise of Murree Doctrine and Article Tes of the Pact.

TREATY FGI OIFTED DOWN TO ARTICLE 10   NEW DRAFT OF WHICH HITCH. COCK DENOUNCES AND CALLS SURRENDER.   Believed Monroe Doctrine Difference Can Be Adiusted If Big Obstacle Removed.

Eight of Fourteen of Lodge ~. Reservations to Be Modified.   LODGE APPROVES CHANGE, REGARDING ARTICLE 10   Move for Modifications Par of Plan of Republicans to _ Further Compromise.  Efforts,

PAUGHESO MADE ON COMPROMISE   Steps Taken to Eliminate Collateral Issues   IN TREATY STRUGGLE   Lodge Proposes Modifications of Eight Articles, Four are Said Already to be SatisFactory and but Two Remain to Fight Over—Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine

Negotiations Resumed for Compremise on Treaty.   SOME PROGRESS CLAIMED.   Modification of Eight Republican Reservations in Way Said to be Satisfactory to Many Democrats Proposed by Lodge—Article 10 One of Disputed Points.

PROGRESS MADE IN CONFERENCE ON PEACE PACT  LEADERS GLAIN      Deadlock Over Article Ten of the Treaty Seems to Have Been Broken; New Draft Mav Be Acceptable,   SENATOR HITCHCOCK ~~ 1§ NOT RECONCILED   Democratic Leader Uenounces Revised Clause; Ils “Not a Compromise but a Surrender,'’ He Claims.

WIRELESS TO BE RESTORED   Government Will Return Stations tc Private Owners Secon as ' Peace is Declared.

TO RESTORE THE WIRELESS   Stations Will Be Returned to Owners When Peace Declared.

Boston Firemen are _- Overcome by Blasts. + Of Hot: Air at Blaze

NIPLORATS AT WASHINGTON TE CET THEIR RUM   Customs Service Decides Forsian Dignitarias May. Im, port Liguor’for Use =<

TABLISED NPLOMATS MAY 231NG IN LIQUOR   storms Service Agrees Also Consignments  Viust Be Admitted

Customs Service Recedes Fron Objections to Importation - of Liquor.

DIPLOMATS ALLOWED — TO BRING BOOZE OVER, CUSTOMS SERVICE SAYS      Liquor Consig fo Them Also Will Haye. ie Admitted, Reluctantly Conteded

SAYS ENGINEERS WERE WELL PAiD FOR GIL SALES   “Commissions” Charged T Advertising Says Accountant   Shipping Board !nvestigatior Continues

Engineers on U. S. Vessel Given: Money Witness Testifies.   Money Secured by Official: Is Charged to “Ad vertising.”

Hh GUMPANIES GAVE PRESENTS’  0) GET ORDERS   shipping Board Investiga tion Reveals Juicy Side Payments.

iw & ches RARER ag pe  TO SHIP BOARD EMPL OYES   Testimony’ Concerning: “Com: missions” is Given by Wom: : an Accountant ©

ENGINEERO BRIBED TO Woe CHEMICALS IN SHIP'S SUPPLIES   Witness in Walsh Committee Probe Tells Commissions Paid by Company.

SHIPPING BOARD ENGINEERS GOT CASH ‘PRESENTS   Commissions Paid Them by Firms Selling Ship Supplies.

GIRL TREASURER TELLS OF “GIFTS” TO ENGINEERS   ACCOUNTANT SAYS “PRES. ENTS”. FROM . CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS WERE CHARGED YP AS BDVER y TISING conectra   Engineers on Shipping Board Vessels Received $10 for Bale  of 20 Gallon Kegs.

MGRAY A BROKER AND NOT A FARMER   SPENT LIFE IN BANKING AND GRAIN BROKERAGE AND NOT TILLING SOIL

MCRAY A BOKER ~ AND NOT A FARMER   Spent Life In Banking anc Grain Business and Not In Tilting Soil

McCRAY NOT A FARMER   Spent Life In Banking And Grain Business, Never Touched  A Plow.

Settlement of British Coal Strike at Hand; Executives in Conference With Premier   Laborites Anxious to Avert General Strik on Account of Powers of Premier to Call Vote on Issue

BRITISH MINERS COMING TO TERM:   CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES IS HELD TODAY WITH PREMIER LLOYD-GEORGE

Conference on Which Indicates Definite Proposition Has Been Made. .

BRITISH STRIKE AAAY END SOOM        Indications Arc That “Acreemen WHE Me Heached in a Short ‘Time.

MINERS CONFER  WITH PREMIEF   Agreement to End the British Coal Strike Is Thought To Be Near--Accept Provision For Larger Production.

END OF BRITISH STRIKE IS NEAT   Formal: Negotiations Believer to Have Replaced ‘Unof ficial’ “Gonversations.””   RAISE. - SEEMS ° CERTAIN

PREMIER WINNING — ANOTHER VICTOR)   Miner Leaders Are Anxious t Avoid General Strike in Great Britain.

BRITISH COAL STRIKE NEAR EN}    Terms Are Increase of Two Shillings Per Day for Miners and % Increased Production.

STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR END   British Mine Walkout May be Sattled Taday

‘An Agreement To End  British Coal Strike Appeared At Hand Today

STATE LEGION POSTS WOULD FORM LEAGUE   TALK ATHLETIC ORGANIZATION  TO MEET DURING COMING ATOMIC

BRITISH STRIKE IDEA WANES   Coal Miners From Al! Districts ir England to Confer Before Act. ing September 25.

MAN.O? WAR WINS: THE GREAT WINDSOR RACE   Seven. Lengths Between the ” Horces of the Clase

THREE-YEAR-OLD 18 VICTOR IN CANADA   ee oO WAR DEFEATS SIR BAR.   " TON IN 2:08.   Proves Himself “Horse of the Century’ by Coming Out Ahead by Seven Lengths—K aommer eis Jockey.

Youngest Son of Rawles People Weds Popular Young Lady of Glenwood Will Establish Home on Farm in Near Future.

PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE MARRIET   Miss Georgia Buckingham of this City and LeRoy Rodman of Rawles Township Married at Bride’s Home

LINEN BRINGING NAS, MSN TOU. S.DELAVEC       me yas pn  ‘ile Posalbe ASS: ing Presence ‘at Reception by Irish.     pecia

MRS, MACSWINEY ‘LANDS SATURDAY   Widow of Hunger Striking Lord Mayor of Cork Cones te Testify to Commitiee.   [SHIP ARRIVES TODAY

LORD MAYOR'S WIDOW © TO ARRIVE SATURDAY   Delay of Steamer Celtic is Reported by Wireless,

MACSWINEY’S ARE NEARING NEW YORK   WIDOW AND SISTER OF DE CEASED CORK MAYOR ARRIVE.

MRS. M’SWINEY TO ARRIVE SATURDAY   WIFE OF HUNGER STRIKER DELAYED BY THICK WEATHER

Stability For U.S. Business  Is Promised   Candidate Talks Of Business Conditions To Great Host Of Traveling Men.   ONE MAN POLICY WILL BE BANISHED   Restoration Of Business Confidence Will Be Program Of New Administration.

Declares Administration “Driving Nation Toward Economic Chaos,” and Pledges His Party If Elected To Partnership With U.S. Business.   HAD ENOUGH OF AUTOCRATIC GOVERNMENT   Nominee Says He Favors Cessation Of Waste and Extravagance and Cutting Down Rate of Taxation; Plans Budget System.

AGING TRG   Nominee Criticises Wilson Administration for VW acta   FOE OF ONE-MAN RULE   “Ambassadors of Business” Given Message for Pannie.

WILSON DRIVES TOWARD CHAOS SAYS HARDING   Economic Disaster Menaces U. S. ~ Under Present. Administration, Nominee Tells 2000 Salesmen  BUSINESS STABILITY. HIS AIM

TRAVELING SALESMEN SEE HARDING   We Have Had Enough of AutoCratic Government Says G. 0. P. Candidate.

Senator Harding Greets Ambassadors of Business and Pledges His Administration to Activities of America.   URGES STABILITY FOR BUSINESS   Would Protect American Interests Abroad and Stop Driving of Them Toward Chaotic Conditions at Home.

QUAKE PROVING MORE oERIOUS INLATE REPORTS   Believe that One Thousand Have Perished in Mexico   BANDITS PREYING UPON HOMELESS   Fire and Floods Have Added to Horror of the Disaster

2,000 KILLED IN MEXICAN QUAKES   Thousand Persons Killed in Cosautlin, Report To Seeretary of War Shows

EARTH QUIVERS IN MEXICO TAKE LIVES OF 1,000 PERSONS               LOSS OF LIFE AND DEVASTATION tS LARGER THAN THE EARLIER REPORTS INDICATSD

O85. OF LIFE Ih WENICO QUAKE ESTED  of T0000...   [By Ralph H. Turner, United. Press  taf Caneaannnlent 1 -

HUNDREDS PERISH IN QUAKE   Toll May Reach 2,000: Mexican Officials Now Believe   BODIES FOUND IN WRECKAGE   Floods Add to Horror and Many Reported Drowned

DEATH LIST GROWS IN MEXICAN QUAKE      imates oF Loss af Life-Ran High as 2000—6One: Thousand Dead *  a6 Cosseutlan.

HARDING SAYS Ht WAG AGAINST THE LEAGUE AT START   Declares In His Speech of Acceptance He Was Por Rejection, No Change at Des Moines

ON THE LEAGUE   Challenges Opposition To Show Where He Has Changed His Position.   FIRST SPEECH IN NEW YORK   Rejects League As It Stands Bu Desires An Association For Peace. ~

HARDING SAYS LSE PARALLEL ON UTTERANCE:   Republican Nominee Refuses t Outline His Conception of League Substitute.

HAROING DARED DEMOGHATS TO  PRODUCE FACT   ‘ANDIDATE DECLARES HE NOW STANDS WHERE HE HAS ALWAYS STOOD,

HARDING DECLARE HS VIEWS HAVE NOT CHANGED   Attitude on Nations’ League Is Same Now As it Always Has Been Nominee Shows

HARDING LIKE THE LEOPARD AND HIS SPOTS   He Challenges Opposition to Show He Has Changed League Views.   HE AGAIN REJECTS THE COVENANT   G. 0. P. Nominee Declares ir Favor of Peace Association of Nations.

SENATOR HARDING REITERATES POSITION ON LEAGUE   AGAINST WILSON PACT THA’ SURRENDERS AMERICAN SOVEREIGNETY  oe   FAVORS, WORLD CONPERENCI THAT IS NOT A MILITARY AL[eit es Au Ae... SS

Defies Democrats to Show Any Change Made inHis Attitude.   WANTS “ASSOCIATON   Rejection Talk Referred to  Covenant as It Now yo - Stands.

HARDING STANDING FIRMLY ON WILSON LEAGUE REJECTION   Nominee Challenges Democrats to Show Where He Has Ever Changed. Front.   MAKES FIRST SPEECH OF CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK   Carries Issues of Republican Party Into Upstate Cities on Last Outside Tour. 

Always Has Been. Against Coy  enant ‘as..It Stands, .  Candidate Says

NEVER CHANGED STAND ON PACT, HARDING AVERS   Republican Candidate Chailenges Anyone to Prove Shifty Attitude.   WOULD CONSULT PEOPLE   Says He Does Not Believe in Acting Without Advice of Senate.

Harding Declares All His Statements During the Campaign on League Are in Accord

LEAGUE STAND IS UNCHANGED SAYS HARDING    Republican Candidate Invading East for First Time Challenges Opponents   WANTS AN ASSOCIATION   Would Reject Covenant As It Stands, But Wants Nations Brought Together

HARDING DEFENDS ~— LEARUE STAND   Republican Nominee Speak for First Time in New York.

HARDING CHALLENGES DEMOCRAT OPPONEN}   Asks Cox to Show Him Wherein He Has Been Inconsistent on League

HARDINGIN FAVOR OF”  A LEAGUE BUT HAS NO. SPECIFIC. PLAN “TO OFFER AT PRESEN   Challenges Cox to Show by Public Utterances Where Republican Nominee Has Flopped

SEN. HARDING'S   Asks Opponent to Show Where He Had Changed Position of League   “Easy Enough for Candidate Who is Going to Lose fe Say Almost Atything”

CHALLENGED ~ DEMOCRATS   Senator Harding. Said He--Hac cy Not Changed His Position.   HN: NEW YORK STATE TODA\   ‘wo Set Speeches in Rochester aad Buffalo and Other Short Train Talks. . ~

Challenges His Opponent to Point Out Single Instance of Where He Has Changed on Demo Pact

NO CHANGES BY HARDING ON LEAGUE   Stated His Stand in Be. ginning and has Adhered To It.

ARDING DEFIES HOES TQ onl LEAGUE SWITGE   Nominee Reiterates Oppositior to Covenant as It Stands and Approval of International Association.

HARDING HAS A DAY WITH N. Y. VOTERS   Candidate Denies He’s Changed Attitude on the League.   FAVORS COMBINE FOR WORLD PEACE   Does Not Care To Dic. tate to the People of America.

POSITION [S UNCHANGED SAYS 6. 0. P. NOMINEE      Challenges Opponents to Prove ; Attitude on League Has : Shifted,   REJECTION OF CONVENANT “AS IT STANDS” WANTED   ‘This Was His View When Nomi- nated and Still Is, He: Deciares,   SPEAKING IN ROCHESTER:         Republican Gandidate Delivers His First Address in New York State.

SENATOR HARDING 18 IN NEW YORK STATE TODAY  ime Aas wtaetad Banas

HARDING SPEAKS AT ROCHESTE   Challenges His Deno cratic Opponents.    HAS NOT CHANGED  . POSITION ON LEAGUE   Favors International Association for Peace.

DEFIES ANYONE TO PROVE THAT HE “WOBBLED"   Harding Reiterates Democrats for League Without Change.

JARDING ISSUES A DEFY   Challenges Anyone to Find Steps No in Accord at Rochester. 

NO WOBBLER. SAYS HARDING   Nominee Asserts He’s Always Been for Rejection of League.

SENATOR HARDING DENIES CHANGE IN STAND ON LEAGUE   Not that Kind of a Candidate, G. 0. P. Standard-Bearer Tells Rochester Folks   DRALLENGES DEMOCRATS TO SHOW WHERE HE “FLOPPED”   Cannot Accept League as ‘it Stands, He Declares

HARDING DEMANDS PROOF OF CHANGE QN LEAGUE ISSU   Republican Candidate for President Challenges His Democratic Opponent: to a ‘Show Any Wobbling   DEMOCRAT INSISTENCE   THAT. PARIS AGREEMENT — BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY © CANNOT BE. CONSIDERED BY THE  AMERICAN PEOPLE _

HARDING FAVORS ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS BUT NOT STE) BACHE"   The Other Nations of the World Are Wiser Than Political Opponents

SSUES DEF TO BOURBONS NN HOT TALK   WON'T BE LOSER SO HE MUST USE CARE IN Bide icsas   ~ mentee ct ee  No Desig to Pose As Spokesman of U. S. ‘til Given Right.

IS CALLED   Senator Harding Offers Re ward to Anyone Showin Inconsistency in His Utter ances on League.   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IS FRANK WITH STATEMEN   New York People Are Told Harding Will Consult Lead. ing Minds in America or International Problem.

DON’T WOBBLE, HARDING SAYS   Candidate Deciares He Has Always Been for Rejection of the League,

HARDING DEFIES HIS OPPONENTS 10 SHOW CHANGE OF POSITION   Nominee Also Declares for Putting Our Own House in Order.

LIQUID FIRE TROOPS RUSH 10 BATTLE   Essen Captured by Soviet Elements After 2 Days’ of Clashes, Report

SIX ELEPHANTS ON STAMPEDE   Bowl Over Their Keepers, Demolish Fences and Ruin Lawns at Quincy, WL i.

DOG STAMPEDES ELEPHANTS   Circus Beasts Bowl Over Keepers and Demolish Quincy Lawre.

WILSON ALOOF ON TURK QUESTION   President Will Refrain from Furthe ; Partkipation Until Treaty. IS Stewed

LET ALLIES SETTLE TURKISH QUESTION   That is the Altifude President Wil son Ifans Decided to Take—To Keep Out of International t

BELIEVE PREOIUENT WiLdUR WILL OTAND ALUDF FhUM THE ALLIED SETTLEMENT   Think Wilson Will Refrain From International Politics Until Versailles Treaty Is Disposed Of.

Wilson Will Keep Out Of Turk Wrangl.   President ix Determined Not io Med dle in Kuropean Affairs Catil Versailles Treaty is Disposed of by dhe Pert ree

President Will Keep Hands Off Tarkish Affairs   Wilson Decides to Hold Aloof Until Versailles Treaty Js Lisposed Ut.

WILSON WIEE "STAND ALOOE   Rebuffed'by the: Allies He Ha Decided to Let: Them Do ‘What They Would Anyway   RUSSIAN. QUESTION NEX!

WILSON TO STAND ALOOF ON TURKEY   Failure of Senate to Ratify Treaty Causes Determination of President to Leave Settlement to Allies; Adriatic Dis-  pute Is Believed Virtually Settled. 8

PRESIDENT WILL STAND ALOOF FROM TURKEY   Wik Not Mix In International Pollfics Till Versailles Treaty fs TDisnoved of

WILOON SILENT OM THE TURKIoH ISU   AWAITS ACTION ON’ TREATY   Diplomats Refuse Suggestion the Sultan be Expelled from Constantinople.

MARTIAL LAW   Proclaimed in Moscow and Situation ‘Serious, Is Report.

MARTIAL LAW IS PROCLAIMED IN CITY OF MOSCOW   Situation in the City is Called Serious With Revolt in Eleven Provinces

MARTIAL LAW IS. ~~ PROCLAIMED IN _ CITY OF MaStaWw   Situation in’. the. .City is Called Serious: With Revolt in  MavaniPeavinios

MARTIAL LAW IN BOLSHEVIST CAPITAL   ‘Moscow Situation Reported Very Se: ious—Army Leader Thrown Into Prison,  }

BUILDING BOUGHT FOR SALES PAVILION   White County Sales Pavilion Company Buy Building Vacated By Superb Company.   Officers and Directors for the Association Are Named At Meeting.

Stock Company Purchased Building Tuesday  enany OrAny con anpunauny   Improvements Will be Made on Build: ing and Pens Installed---Election of Officers of Company Held and Future Plans Made.

'U. OF C. RUNNER FALLS DEAD   Waldo Gelvin of Marshalltown, ta. -. Dies at Chicago After Finishing Etarcica Trot . «

U. OF C. RUNNER FALLS DEAD   Waldo Gelvin of Marshalitown, la. Dies at Chicago After Finishing Exercise Trot.

WILSON WINS IN “HIDE AND SEEK” GAME   SEN. ASHURST PURUSUES PRESIDENT "ROUND AND ‘ROUND WHITE HOUSE BILL IN HAND.

Arizonian Out of Luck in Getting Frank Statement” on Whether Witson Will Sign the Bill

TWO RAILROADERS DEAD AND THREE INJURED   Engine of Baltimore and Ohio Freight Train on River Di eteian BenladAad

LEAGUE NEEDS INTERNATIONAL POLICE FORCE   British Law Associatior Says That Each Natior Should Aid in Its Sup port.

RESOLUTIONS ~ WERE ADOPTEL   Suggested ‘War Weapons Be Used as Nucleus of Police Force

TUNG FULIGE FORGE PROPOSE  FOR ALL NATIONG   POISON GAS AND OTHER MODERN  WEAPONS TO BE USED ONLY IN POLICE DUTY.

FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   International Law Association Wants International Police  Perce,

SENATOR ESCAPES WITHOUT INJURY   Accident Due To Break down Of One Of the Cars.

THE HARDING OPEGIAL GAR WAFGKER BY A BREAK TODAY   tn Accident, Which While It Might Have Beer Most Serious, Terminates Without Injury tn Anwhacyv.

HARDING TRAIN WRECKED: PARTY MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPES DEATH   Campaigning In Mountains More Hazardous Than  Life -On Marion Front a   NONE BADLY INJURED   Trucks Break On “Ideal,” Harding’s Car, Over 30Foot Gully, But is Not  Overturned

CITY ISDRESSED FOR OCCASION, HOTELS. AND STS. CROWDED                    >romises To Be Grea test Conventio Held—Leaders Confident That: Is a Republican Year and the G.: Candidate Will Romp To Victor

Republican Convention Will Fa Audience of a Hundred . Million People.   ALL INTERESTED IN RESUL!    Chicago Streets as Well as Ho tels Filled With Crowds Waiting for the Word.

OPENING IS AWAITED   (By RAYMOND CLAPPER) (United Press Staff Correspondent)

Leipsic Fighters Use Machine Guns   Water: Shut Of 3Ford Scarce— Many Foreigners in City to Attend Farr.

AMERICANS AND JAPANESE EQUALLY SONS OF GODS      Spirit. of Love and Justice Should Rule Both, Says Mayor of Kyoto. .

UEMANG HIGHER LAPHtaa HATES  ON TEXAS LINES   ATTORNEYS FOR COMPANY INTI. WATE RATES WAY GO EP KEGARDLESS OF PLLING,

EXPRESS CO. AFTER INCREASE   Texas Railroad Commission Hearing Application for Raise

Kills Wife’s. Father, Wounds Her Mother, and Aitempts Suicide   FOLLOWING FILING OF SUIT FOR DIVORCE HUSBAND, ENTERS HOME OF MAYOR MERRIAM, OF SEWARD COMMITS MURDER AND SLASHES JUGULAR 

A NEBRASKA FAMILY TRADED   k 'George A. Merriam, Mayor of Seward, ts Shot Down by His Sanin-Law.

SEWARD MAYOR SLAIN IN FAMILY CLASH   SHOT DOWN LAST NIGHT RY HIS SON-\N-LAW. WHO THEN SUICIDES   DIVORCE ACTION SEQUEL   Refused Permission to See Child, Murderer Also Wounds His  Mother-in-Law.

ROSENWALD SEES BOOM IN TRADE   Business to Pick Up When Pricas * Gome Ocwn, He Says.   EXPECTS A RAPID RECOVERY

ROSENWALD SEES. “BOOM IN-TRADE   Business fo Pek Up Whien Prices Come Oown,-te Says, “   EXPERTS’ & BAPID’ RECOVERY

ROSENWALD SEES BOOM iN TRADE   Business to Pick Up Wan Prices Come Gown, tie Says.   EXPECTS A HaPiD RECOVERY

SIX MINE OFFICIALS GET JAIL SENTENCES   Stay of Execution Granted After. They Are Ordered Imprisoned ) Until Ready to Testify.

MINE WORKER OFFICIALS CONVICTED OF CONTEMPT   Must Stay in Jail Until Ready to Testify Before Court of Indnatrial Relations.

KANSAS COURT TO BE TESTED   MINERS APPEAL FROM GOVERNOR ALLEN’S CREATION.   SIX MEN FOUND IN CONTEMPT   SENTENCED AT PITTSBURG tu THE COUNTY JAIL.   ‘Stay ef Euecetion Granted and All Released On Bailb—Federation ef Laber Deneuncece industrial Tribesai.

POPULAR YOUNG’ COUPLE "~ MARRIED LAST WEEK   Dr. G. G. Griffith and Miss Sarah Greenhalgh Now on Wedding Trip

MESS GREG ANTIALGIE BREDE Ob DT. G. G. GHRIBEETH   County Health Nurse and Popular Doctor Are Joined in Holy Boads,

REPUBLICAN OF NEW YORK JOINS THE DEMOCRAT:   Herbert Parsons Comes Ove Because of Harding’s Stand Against League of Nations.

Resentment Over League Stand Brings Colonel Into Demoeratie Fold

NORWAY HITS Ua. EAPORT BUSINES WITH LUAURY BAF   Decreasing Value of Krone Causes Economic Barrier to Be Prescribed.

NORWAY HALTS  IMPORT ATION OF ALL LUXURIES   Government Order Made t End Decline of Norwegian

NORWAY TABOOS IMPORTATION OF LUXURIES   Government Orders Incom ing Goods Stopped—U. S. Affected.

ADMIRAL SIMS LEFT   No Mention of Honor Contained in Announcement Made Today at Navy War College

ADM. SIMS NOT MENTIONED IN NAVAL AWARDS   Commander of the U. S. Naval Force Abroad Is Not in List Issued from Boston Navy Yard.

OUNG OMITTED FROM NAVAL AWARD LIST!   Refused Original Recommen‘datiof—Many Others Get D. S. M.

NAVAL HEROES 10 GET MEDALS TODAY   [ADMIRAL DUNN GIVEN D. S. M  FOR SERVICE IN AZORES— SIMS NOT IN LIST.

CUT SIMS OFF HONOR ROLL IN NAVAL AWARDS   Many Distinguished Service Medals Are Given Today   {AD ONCE REFUSED IT   MAY HAVE BEEN SLIGHTED 3%ECAUSE OF RECENT NAVAL EXPOSE IN CONGRESS.

MENTIONED IN NAVAL AWARD!   Commander of the U. S. Naval Force Abroad Is Not in List Issued from Boston Navy Yard.

ADMIRAL SIMS NOT IN THE LIST OF NAVAL CFFICERS TO RECEIVE AWARDS OF HONO   Refuses Medals as Protest at Ignor ing of Recommendations for . Honors to Others

Severe Earthquake Is Recorded in St. Louis Observatory Early Today

WOMEN IN INDUSTRY 2 SINCE THE WAR   Women Muke Wueches, Mlpetrie high Applianees: and. Gaements, the SObmnveniian, Has Come to Stay—  Crand Rapids Viem Adverti

INFANT KIDNAPPED   Norristown Child Stolen From Crib in its Home.

STOLE RICH MAN’S BABY.   Child 13 Months Old Taken from Crib in Pennsylvania.

STEAL INFANT AS IT - = TAY IN HOME: Ce        ‘Slept in: Room om -Adjoining , That } - of Parénts and’ From . “Theré Kidriappers Took Child. -:.. ;

SPOLE BARBY FROM CRIB   Police Hunt Kidnappers of  13Months-Oid = Cuaald

CONSTANTINE IS IMPATIENT   Demands to Know When Hic Wowid Re Expected to Land at A these.

NEW CHARTER FOR BASEBALI   Representatives. of Elever Major League Clubs Decide to Make Radical Change.   RESENT JOHNSON’S SNUB

NEW CHARTER FOR ORGANIZED BASE BALL   REPRESENTATIVES OF ELEVEN WATOR LEAGUE CLUBS SO DECIDE

TURKS BESIEGE TARSUS CITY   Civilians and French Troops Said to Lack Food.

TARSUS BESIEGED BY TURKS   French Troops and Cicilians in Birth. ) place of St. Pau! Said to Lack Food.

TARSUS STORMED   Birthplace of St. Paul Besieged By Turkish Forces

French Garrison and Twenty-Five Thousand Inhabitants Are Short of Food

Tarsus, Birthplace of St. Paul, Besieged   The Brench Garrison and 25,000 People Short of Food While Bey slered Eby "Whirplcs.

M'ADOO TO REMAIN ‘ON GEORGIA TICKET               Milledgeville Supporters of Former Secretary of T Say Executive Committee Is Powerless to Remove Adoo’s Name Unless Requested to Do So by Him

MADOO'S NAME {5 TO GO ON THE BALLO!   Georgia Friends Refuse to Chang Their Decision to Vote for Favorite Candidate.

Soviet Acceptance Comes Just in Time: America Was Considering Lending Aid to Poland   It is Probable Russians Will Occupy Mos: cow as a Guarantee of Poland’s Good : Faith in Her Proposal

BOLSHEVIKI MAY ABANDON EFFORT TO SPREAD WAR   Armistice Looked Upon a: Marking End of European Plan of Reds

TO OBTAIN DEGREES   cage 18° LARGEST ‘IN. ‘HISTORY 2 OF THE COLLEGE.      OBSERVE COMMENCEMENT {WEEK   ‘Western  Union. Studente. Will: ‘Present e a)'Number of “Entertainments  and  Programs—Commencement,. Address  Given by Dr... Seashore, of lowa.

TO OBTAIN DEGREES   CLASS IS LARGEST IN HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE,   OBSERVE COMMENCEMENT iWFEK   Western Union Students Will Present a Number of Entertainments and Programe—Commencement. Address Given by Dr. Seashore, of lowa.

GUY, LOWDEN OWA CHOICE   Iinois Candidate Claims 640 Out of 1042 Delegates to Hawkeye State  * Convention. .   WOOD WILL HAVE  ' SEVERAL COUNTIES   Hoover Decides Not to Fil _ ; Nomination Papers i in _

Believed te Be Cheice of a Majerity ef Delegates te lewa RepabMean State Convention.

Repeated Efforts for Relief Brought No Results, the Witness Testifies   SAYS FILING OF CLAIMS IS WASTE OF POSTAGE   GRAPHIC STORIES ARE TOLD OF SACKING OF SHANGHAI BUILDINGS BY MADERISTAS IN 1911.

FORECAST REPORT OF CROPS ISSUED. TODAY   SPRING WHEAT IS CONSIDEREI TO BE 73.4 PER CENT NORMAL WHITE POTATOES PLACED A’ 87 PER CENT MARK.

Government’s August Grain Report Boosts Corn to Over Three Billion Bushels; Wheat 795,000,000

CORN GAIN IS SHOWN   Report Gives Prospéctive Yield of 3,003,000,000 Bushele.   Wheat Drops Off 14,000,000 itushels  - Potatoes, Tobacco and Hay : Show Improvement,

COUNTRY’S WHEAT ~— GROP SHOWS LOSS   But Huge Com Yield Is’ Non Forecasted,

SUBSTANTIAL GAIN IN CORN CROP SEEN   Report Gives Prospective Yield of 795,000,000 Bushe!s.   Wheat Drops Off 14,000,000 Busheise— Potatoes, Tobacco and Hay Show Improvement.

5 IS WHEAT KING   Leads Country in Produc tion of Golden Grain.   ‘HIS YEARS CROP ENORMOUS   Sovernment Report Suys Cor: Crop Improved Much in July.

SHOWS GAIN FOR CORN   PROSPECTIVE YIELD REPORTED AT 795,000,000 BUSHELS.   Jump of 224000000 Over Last Estlmate—-Wheat Drops 14,000,000  Bushels.,

WILSON NOTE IS NOT ULTIMATUM ALLIES DECLARE   French Official Circle: Deny Such Interpretation Of Letter.

Allied Premiers Dra ft Reply to Note Sent to the Supreme Council by the U. S. Chief Execu tive

FREIGHT SMASHUP ON BIG FOUR AT WESTPOR’   WHYWOTEMARRY JULY 25:   GOES TO OKLAHOMA.

ALUMNUS OF UNIVERSITY PRESENT AT EXPLOSION   George C. Hale Was in Charge o  * Government Arsenal Which Blew  Up Recently.

RUSSIA TO CONCENTRATE ARMY AGAINST WRANCE   Will Devote All Its Energies To His Defeat—Peace Pact With Poland Signed.

WRANGEL STILL MENAGES SOVIET; PEAGE PROTOCOL 13 NOW SIGNED   Russia Plans to Force Military Decision On Crimean Front—Large Acquisitions Given Poland by Terms Of Treaty Signed Late Tuesday.

RUSSU-POLE ARMISTICE OCT. 18TH   Wrangel’s Army May Prevent A General Peace Conference.

To ENS'GE WRANCEL   Sovic: Military Forces to Be Concentrated In South Ruccis.

Hl , TENNESSEE 10,01/   ALF TAYLOR, REPUBLICAN, DE FEATS DEMOCRAT FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP.

HARDING'S MAJORITY IN TENNESSEE OVER 10,00(   Alf Taylor, Republican, Has Even Greater Lead Over Raherte for Gavernor.

Foreign Relations Committee Reports Bill Favorably and Debate Starts Thursday   TO BE STRICT PARTY VOTE   Drastic Laws Will Be Shelved If State of Peace Is Passed by House

Resolution Declaring State of War With Germany at an End Is Presented by Chairman Porter; Special Rule Limits Debate to Nine Hours Thursday   DEMOCRATS SOLIDLY AGAINST IT

PEAGE REQULUTION TO COME BEFORE HOUSE TOMORROW   Democrats Will Vote Almos Solidly Against Republican Measure.   DISPUTE OVER POWERS

RESOLUTION 10 END WAR WILL BE UP ON THURSDAY   Debate In the House Indicates Democrats Will Vote Solidly Against It.

RESOLUTION ON PEACE’ REACHES HOUSE, DEBATED   DEMOCRATS ARF TO OPPOSE      POWER OF LOWER HOUSE TO TAKE ACTION IN MATTER DENIED

STATE OF PEACE DEBATE BEGINS NEXT THURSDAY   Resolution Introduced in House by Chairman of  _ Committee.

PEACE RESOLUTION TO BE UP THURSDAY   Debate Will Be Limited to Nine Hours is the Committee's Report.

PEACE RESOLUTION REPORTED IN HOUSE   Committee Majority Recommends Adoption cf Measure.  sronnurcen HY BNRTES

HIGE. DEBATED   DEMOCRATS ARE TO OPPOSE   POWER OF LOWER HOUSE TO TAKE ACTION IN MATTER DENIED

URGE IMMEDIATE END OF WAR WITH GERMANY    Majority House Report Recom mending Prompt Action Introduced; Minority Todsy  ‘

RESOLUTIONS 10 END WAR RECEIVES COMMITTEE'S U.K   Measure  is Introduced in House by Chairman Porter   WILL START DEBATE TODAY

SERIES OF UNAUTHORIZED  WALK-OUTS SPREAD   TO PASSENGER TRAINS.   EAST SUFFERS   Fuel and Food Famine Is Coupled With Shortage of Workers.

SEVERAL FORGED TOCANCEL RUNS   Gompers Rushes to Scene of Activities and Cummins Orders Senate Inquiry.   SEE PASSENGER EMBARGO

PASSENGER TRAINS ARE _ CANCELLED BY ASEQCIATED PF:  ee ders erate ie te ee aia nie

Freight Embargoes from Coast to Coast —wNation’s Industries Tied Up.

EMBARGO HOLDS UP FREIGHT OF NATION; EL PASO THREATENED    ebel Union Wins Over Additional Thousands as Trains  _ Lie Idle From Coast to Coast: Improvement Shown   In Chicago; Fort Worth Traffic Paralyzed; 50,000 Workers Tdle as Reaenlt nf Manne.

SITUATION MORE SERIOUS TODAY: PASSENGERS HIT   Thousands of Men Are Thrown Out of Em ployment Now.

NIAC SWINEY HAD SINDEN CLL ApS   This Was Followed by a Sleep of Several How's-—Prison Physicians Say He is Much Worse.

Irish Situation Is Improving Despite Rioting, Cabinet flesartc.   WILL PROBE REPRISALS   Attacks on Irish Prohibited, but Reprisal Leaders Net to Re Punished.

U. SIS IN ALAND ISLANDS DISPUTE   Attempt to Reach Amica-’ ble Settlement.

STATE FILES SUITS TO TAKE 6000 ACRES FROM JAPANESE CO.   Seizure of Tulare Orchards Valued At $900,000 and Town Property In Visalia Aimed at in Action  rrrvvirers, a ayer LOD Cf*FF 2 Fe eee —6UP ECU U8 Th

SENATE COMMITTEE REFUSES 10 BELIEV   Charge of Palmer That Mer tens Sought te Overthrow  Amernran Covernmen?s.

Senate Foreign Relations Commitice Does Not Agree to Complzinis Asgnuiust Muricns.

500 REFUGEES LINE IN RAILWAY YARDS   Men, Women and Children Stranded With No Means of Livelihood at Riga.

ROCK ISLAND TRAIN’ STRIKES THEIR MACHINE   FIFTH PERSON IN DES MOINES HOSPITAL   Mr. and Mrs, Peter Linneman, Their Son Elmer and His Baby Instantly Killed When Train Hits Auto on Grade Crossing Near Des Moines

FOUR KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Family of Farmer Wiped Out of Existence This  Morning.

FOUR PERSONS DIE IN ONOWSLIDE AT BINGHAN      Family is Wiped Out Under Avalanche in Utah Copper Min. ing Settlement

FOUR KILLED BY A SNOWSLIDE   Father. Mother and Two Sons Dead  at Bingham. ( tah.

FATHER, MOTHER AND “TWO SING URED TENTH WN SLIDE   leas Recovered After ‘House   on Side of Bingham Hill i is: : Shattered

BREACH OF PROMISE sUIT   Former Merrill Man Is Sued by Young  Uiaman itn Omaha

38 ALLEGED REDS INDICTED BY JURY   RICH CHICAGO SOCIALIST 1: , AMONG THOSE CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY?   ‘THREE WOMEN IN LIST   Indictments Hold Accused , Con spired to Overthrow Government  —One Is Former Topeka Man.

ARKO MONTANA OF BOLSHEVIST DANGEF   MILLIONAIRE RED AND 37 PALS RELO  INCHICARO COURT

MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST IS UNDER INDICTMENT   William Bross Lloyd and 37 Othe Alleged Communists charged  With Sedition.

38 INDICTMENTS GIVEN AGAINST CHICAGO “REDS?   WILLIAM BROSS LLOYD, MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST, AMONG THOSE HELD ON CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY.

ONE MILLIONAIRE 0 AMONG THOSE jot INDICTED   Alleged Members, Including Women of the Communist Party.

UNLIKELY  HOLLAND WiLL SURRENDER The EX-RAISER  Becaus eof Seong Family Com Fons of Dut tch and Germ   And Besides German Reprisals Are Also Feared, It Is Said.

HOLLAND MAY REFUSE 10 GIVE. UP EX-KAISER FAMILY CONNECTIONS AND FEAR OF GERMANY THE REASON.  THE NEW PREMIER p”PII AR IN FRANCE

HOLLAN D RELUCTANT.   Unlikely to Surrender Ex-kaiser to Allies For Trial.

Because of Strong Family Coanec tions of Datch and Germaa Aristocracies   And Besides German Reprisals Are Also Feared, It Is Said.

LANSING NEVER BELIEVED U0. WANTED LEAGUE   Testimony of William Bullitt, Which Secretary Did Not Deny, Is Recalled

Public Health Nurse Wil Examine Babies Every Morning end Atternoon —   Was Success- Last “Year, When 16t Babies Were Examined at the City Hall

BABY WEEK OPENS - MONDAY MORNING   YOUNG C#TIZENS WILL: RE. CEIVE ATTENTION FROM . ’ PHYSICIANS ~   Public Health Nurse Will Exam. ine Babies Every Morning and Atternoona   ‘vas. Success Last Year, When 151 Babies Were Examined at the Crty Hall

Chicago Market Close Shows Net Gains of 10 to 10 1-2¢ with December $2.40 to $2.40 1-2

WAR TALK CAUSES. ADVANCE IN MARKET   Chicago Wheat, December Delivery, Touches $2.44—Price of Corn Increases.

“DRY” CANDIDATE WOULD QUIT RACE FOR PRESIDENG   Aaron S. Watkins Offers t Withdraw From Campaign If Either Candidate Will Indorse Prohibition.

WATKINS WOULD ASK HIS RELEASE   Wants Other Two Candidates to Stand for Enforcement of Prohibition Laws   MAY SOON WITHDRAW   Convention Told Prohibition Party Makes Mistake in Naming Ticket

DRY CANDIDATE WOULD WITHDRAW   F EITHER COX OR HARDING PLEDGE TO SUPPORT 18TH ACT

WATKINS: WILL WITHORAW FROM RACE ON CONDITIO   That One. OF E. Other Candidate Support Prohibition,

WATKINS TO QUIT PRESIDENT RACEIE PLEDGES ARE MAD!   if Pledges are Made by Other Can didates to Carry Out Pro  DR. WILEY THINKS SECURE   And That the Business Interests of th Country Will Not Permit Repeal of Dry Laws

AARON WATKINS DRY CANDIDATE MAY WITHDRAW   Asks Pledge of Sup port for Dry’s Prosoram.

NORTHAMPTON TURNS OUT FOR -COOLIDGE TALK   MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR 1 FORMALLY APPRISED OF G. 0. P. NOMINATION

DELEGATES BROKE; GO HOME   Many Leave San Francisco Because Convention Goes Into the Second Week.

BIG HITCH   Germans Balk at Allies’ Demané to Give Up Ther Arms.   TEUTON PLAN IS REJEGTE:   Conference Adjourns Pending Arrival of Minister of Defense Gessier and German Chief of Staff—-Discussion of Indemnity is Delayed.   DELEGATES BROKE; GO HOME   Many Leave San Francisco Becaust Convention Goes Into the Second Week.

BROKE; HOME LOOKS GOOD   Many Delegates Take Fond Leave ¢ of  iO riern Canventian.

CATOLIC FAMILIES ARE BEING EVICTED IN BELSAST CITY   COMMASDER OF BRITISH TROOPS   ISSUES PROCLAMATION  PpPOPTPATIAXG

WAS “GRAND LARCENY."   It Had Started In Chicage Stora With  Viikatii, +e BE

‘Ray Graves, Night Superin  tendent of Chicago Department Store, ‘‘In Dutch.’’

‘UARD NEW YORK’S FINANCE DISTRICT   Threats: Made at “Secret Veetings of Radicals Resali in Watechfulness ae

Additional Guards Needed _ To Protect Wall Street As Result New Bomb Threat:

REDS THREATEN N. Y “FINANCIAL DISTRICI   Police Department Increases Guard And Detective Force, Aa Protective Measure; In Wall Street.

NEW YORK FEAR ~ARED OUTBREAK   Bomb Plot Warnings Lead to Increase of Precautions.   INFLUX OF SOVIET AGITATORS   Twenty-Five Policemen Are Detailed to Watch Over Wall Street Men— Action Follows Threats Made by Radicals.

Bomb Plot Warnings Lead to Increase of Precautions.   INFLUX OF SOVIET AGITATORS   Twenty-Five Policemen Are Detailed to Watch Over Wall Street Men-- _ ‘Action Follows Threats Made by Radicals. ~

MORE PROTECTION FOR WALL STREE’   Detective and Police Force Greatly Increased as Result of Threats

FEARVIOLENCE —_ INWALL STREET   Extra Guards Placed in Financial District of New York. .   SAY RADICALS WARNED      Precautions Taken to Protéct Prominent Men. Immigration Authorities on Look Out For Reds.

HEAVY DETAIL OF POLIGE 10 GUARD MONEY DISTRICT IN NEW YORK GIT  Action Understood To Have Bee Taken Beranea nf Allaqad Throgte   Action Understood To Have Been Taken Because of Alleged Threats . Made By Radicals

GUARD BANKERS IN NEW YORK CITY   Twenty-Five Police Detailed tc Watch Over Wall Street Mien,   THREATS MADE BY RADICALS   Action Taken Following Secret Meet ings of Reds—Subtreasury, Banks Stock Exchange and Brokerage Firms Protected.

CCARDS ARE: DOCBLED iN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT.   Additional Potfeemen ‘Have Been Put On Beenuse of Radical Threats Recently. -

WALL STREE   nag f f Twenty-Five Picked Men Have Been Assigned to Duty in  Financial District.   NO- OFFICIAL: EXPLANATION   Believed to Be Result of Alieget Threats Made In Radical Meetings.

23 MEN, FLOWER OF N.Y. POLICE, 10 GUARD WALL ST.   adicals Sneaking Into U. S. From Russia And Germany.

ADDITIONAL PATROLMEN SENT INTO WALL STREEI   Action Believed Result. of Threats Made at Meetings of . Radicals.

Financiers of New  -York: Are Guarded      spalaliy” Selected ~Patro}men Named to, Guard New Yoyse. Financiers in yMroanetal. District, < :

25 Extra Pairoimén and Special Detectives Added to Force in Financial ‘District   BOMB WARNING PHONED “TO HOME OF ELIHU ROOT

FINANCERS ANO-FINANCIAL “INSTITUTIONS ARE GUARDED   Phone Message of Some Womar i, Caused Precautions to Be . Takene

REVEAL PLOT OW UP WATE eTREET   Additional Police Units Are Stationed in Financial District.   Attempt to Destroy Home of Ehhu Root Exposed. by Weman.

Action. Taken Because of Threats to Blow Up Apartment Where Elihu Root and Vanderhbitte Live.   VEHICLES NOT TO PARK -IN VICINITA   Coincidentally Ellis’ Island Hears that Bolshevist Agitators Are Heading This Way from Europe...

Special Guards Placed in New York Financial District  Warning of Bolshevist Activities Given To America

ALLEGE THREATS MADE AT RADICAL MEETINGS   insructions Recall “Death  Wagon” Which Figured in Wall Street Explosion in September—Detail Will Be a Permanent One.

ee ES A  FINANCIERS AND MESSENGERS IN WALL STREET BEING GUARDED BY EXTRA COPS RESULT OF THREATS

25 Additional Patrolmen Distributed Throughout N. Y. Financial District   Detail Guarded Homes of Mrs. Vanderbilt and Elihu Root Last Night

HOUSE RETURNS ARMY BILL   Party Lines Are Obliterated in Vote Against Federalization of National Guard.

HOUSE ASKS PRE-WAR PLAN   Returns Army Reorganization Bill to Conference Committees.

TEUTON STATES FIGHT UNION   Bavaria and Saxcny Voice Opposition to Giving Bertin Control! of Nation.

WOOD WINS DAVILSS COUNTY BY 21 MARGIN   M’Cray’s Lead Over Fesler and Niblack Geta Democrat Support Over In Daviess

SIMS- DANIELS INVESTIGATION   War-Time Chief of Naval Operations Before « Committee Today —.-

NAVY GOT READY FOR WORLD WA   DID ALL IT COULD WITHOUT DE. CLARATION BY AMEKICAN CONGRESS

U. S. COULD NOT HAVE PREPARED, STATES BENSO?   Admiral Says Sentiment of Country Prevented It, Before Entry of Nation Into War.

‘Benson Said Certain Plans ‘Were Made Previous to War With Germany.

DMIRAL BENSON THINKS: NAVY DEPARTMENT TOOK PROPER WARTIME ACTION

BACKS DANIELS’ PLAN   Admiral W. S. Benson Defends Secretary’s Policy of War.   Tells Senate Committee That Nav; _Prepared War Pians Before Dec. laration of Hostilities.

DANIELS’ PLAN UPHELD   BENSON DEFENDS WAR POLICY OF THE SECRETARY.   Senate Investigating Committee Told That Navy Pians Were Prepared Before Hostilities.

SAYS POPULAR OPINION WOULD NOT HAVE SUPPORTED PREPARATION BEFORE WAR,

Detroit Puts Millions In Street Car System   MENICIPALLY OWNER LINES ai USE MANY SWALL ONBMAN CARS

DETROWT PUTTING MILLIONS. INTO CTRFFT CARS NOW   NEW MAYOR PUTS PLAN OF CIT OWN CAR SYSTEM INTO PRACTICE

CLARA SMITH MAY SURRENDER   Said That She Has Left El Paso for Ft. Worth  to See Relatives

SMITH ARREST SOON?   Alleced Slayer of Hammon Thought te Have Gone to Fort Worth, Texas.

THINK SLARA OMMTH [a IN FORT WORTH; TRAN FOLLOWED BY OFFICER   BELIEVED rir Mv OWVAN HAI GONE TO FORT WORTH FOR A CONFERENCE.

SMITH ARRE         Aleged Slayer of Hamon Thought to Have Gone to Fort Worth, Texas.

DIES IN BRUNSWICK,   Mrs. William Rockefeller Suc eumbs at Her Winter Home on Jekyl Island.

NO WRESTLING SHOW.   Promoter Legendre Has Postponed Tonight’s Exhibition for Good Reasons. +

NO WRESTLING SHOW.   Promoter Legendre Has Post pone¢ Tonight’s Exhibition for Good

QUTLINE STORY UNITED STATES   The Nineteenth Amendment is a Liying Monument to fts Frather, Susan. B. Anthony, Who Died tn 1306:   GIVES THE FRANCHISE TO 25,000,000 AMERICAN WOMEN   It Was in 1848 That Miss Anthouy Caled to Order the First National Womans’ Suttrage Convention

GREEKS PREPARE FOR DRIVE   Concentrating at Smyrna for Advance of 150 Miles to Ushak— Turks Ready.

a caren ee Cc FORMER MEXICAN CANDIDATE      Is Enronte for Washington—Denter That He Was Deported.

WOOD COUNTY CANNING COM. PANY NAME OF PROPOSED FIRM TO BE LOCATED IN ‘THIS CYTY—HALF STOCK SUBSCRIBrn

IN CANNING CO   WOOD COUNTY CANNING COM. PANY NAME OF PROPOSED FIRM TO BE LOCATED IN THIS CITY—HALF STOCK SUBSCRIBhh

Never Before Was Party Ma-> chinery So -Well- Adjusted and Lubricafed for. Efficienevin a National Battle:   DEMOCRATS ‘JUST ” GETTING UNDER WAY   State and Local Work Being “Emphasized by Latter _ With = Trend All -Away From Centralization.:   Ro CLINTON W. GILBERT.

G.0.P. 2MONTHS AHEAD OF DEMS’ CAMPAIGN PLAN   COX'S ORGANIZA;L iON WILL NEVER CATCH UP WITH REPUBLICANS 1S PREDICTION

VENIE THE BOLSHEVIK] ARE PLANNING OFFENOIVE RIVE AGAINST POLANI   SOVEET REPRESENTATIVE LN COPENHAGEN CONFERRING WITH BRITISH DELEGATE,

RUSSIAN REDS DENY DESIGNS ON POLANI   Representative of Soviet Tell: British Delegate No Invasion Is Planned.   S: GERMAN .PROPAGANDA

OFF ENSIVE IS ‘NOT PLANNED   Representative of Sovie' _ Government Denies Recent Reports

OFFENSIVE AGAINS} POLAND §S DENT   Litvinoff. Representative Russian So “viet Government. Discounts Reports of Military Plans.

WIDOW WHO GAVE HER FOUR SONS - WOULD END WARS   Mrs. Mary Davidson Looks - to the League of Na-tions for a World ‘ Peace   TWO OF HER BOYS’ KILLED; 1 GASSED   GOLD STAR MOTHER, UNSPAIRING IN SACRIFICE, HOPES OTHERS ' MAY BE SPARED LIKE . Loss

CHECK WRITING   FORGER.. GIVEN FOUR; YEARS BY JUDGE PARK AT WAU PACA; PANKONIEN DRAWS TWO YEARS

TWO ARE SENTENCED - BEFORE: JUDGE PARI      MAN CHARGED, WITH (WRITING WORTHLESS CHECKS 18" GIVEN FOUR YEARS)  ani Raise

Permission for Revision of Treatie: With Chile Not’ To Be    . Pressed.   MONROE DOCTRINE NOT TO FIGURE IN THE MEETING   No Other American Matters Wit! Dangerous Possibilities Re Un.   ASSEMBLY AT WORK TODAY   Report of Council of League Giver Consideration This  _ Morning. -

MONROE DOCTRINE CATE. WITH IEACUIE   All Danger of League Assem _ bly Encroaching on U. 8. Richts Is Averted.

LEAGUENOT 16 TANGLE WITH U.S. NATION   Will Avoid Americar Questions in Absence of Representation.

LEAGUE NATIONS ‘NOT TO ENDANGER —MONADE DOCTRINE   South-America Urges That  Every Effort Be Brought  to Bear to Bring i in the  ‘United States   NATIONS SATISFIED. WITH FIUME MATTER   SITUATION IN ARMISTICE ZONE OF ADRIATIC NO LONGER: CAUSE OF CONTENTION  OR WORRY

an CONSIDERING (Mis IRICAN QUESTIONS IN ABSENCE OF UNITED STATES.   Relivia and Peru) With. draw Request for Revis. ion of Treaties witk  (hile at Present Assemly

INTRUSION ON MONROE EDICT IS NOT LIKELY   Requests of Bolivie and Peru Have Been Withdrawn.

LEAGUE DODGES MONROE DOCTRINE   Sovth American Countries With draw Request For Revision Of Treaties.

South - American: Delegates ‘Insist Us. Should Become _ Member" of League.   DANGEROUS P PROBLEMS WILL BE. -ELIMIN ATED

LEAGUE RESPECTS. ~ MONROE: DOCTRINE   South: American’ ‘Republics ‘With: ride’ Consideration OF Tacha * Brien Dhapuie- .

NOLIVIA. AND PERU RAVE  WITRORAWN REQUESTS FOR REVISION OF A TREATY WITH CHILE   All Danger of Encroachment on Monroe Doctrine by Considering American Questions in Absence of United States in League Has Been Averted

MONROE DOCTRINE STANDS INTACT   Will Not Be Encroached Upon by Nations League

LEAGUE UEFERG AGTIOK AFFECTING MONROE DOG TRINE   South American Treaty Ques. . tion Withdrawn in Absence of U. S.—Argentina Favorec for Seat on Council.

Proposed freaties Are With: drawu to Avuid Friction  No American Problems Expected To Arise At Present Session

CLAIM U.S. IS ‘SAFE THO NOT REPRESENTED      CLAEM OTHER NATIONS WON'T VIOLATE MONROL DOCTRINE PRINCIPLE,

OMTSWORKD US. QUESTIONS   ‘League of Nations Assembly Not to Discuss American Subects Now.   URGE NATION’S ENTRANCE

WON'T TOUCH UPON MONROE DOCTRINE   Bolivia and Peru Withdraw Request.

MONROE DOCTRINE SO BEFORE LEAGUE   TACANA-ARICA DISPUTE IN SOUTH AMERICA IS BEING SIDESTEPPED.   AMERICA NOT 10 OBJECT   United States, It Is Pointed Out, In Washington, Would Not Consider It Encroachment on Doctrine.

NATIONS WON'T INTERFERE WITH ‘U. §. DOCTRINES   Danger of incroachment of Monroe Doctrine Held Definitely Averted

LEAGUE TAKES NO ACTION GN SA. DISPUTE   Mistaken Fear That U. S. Wil Consider Such Action as Encroachment

LEAGUE AVOIDS AMERICAN ISSUES   Question Threatening Monroe . Dectrine Withdrawn,   ARGENTINE 1S AMBITIOUS   South American Republic Seeks Place on Council of League—Move to Drop Article % je Aw-aitecd

LEAGUE OF — NATIONS AND UNCLE SAM   Geneva Meeting Will De Nothing to Conflict With Monroe Doctrine.

WILL NOT ENCROACH UPON MONROE DOCTRINE   League of Nations Not to Con. sider American Questions in Absence United States.

TOO CASUALTIES RESULT FROM SOFIA RIOT   Anti-Dynastic Mob of 40,000 Stages Demonstration   Palace of Former King Ferdinand Is Attacked and Police Have Difficulty Restor ing Order

PAYS A BET BY JOINING ARMY   Man to Serve Comnrtery ae Heenlt of Hardiae Pltection.

1,000 OIE IN GHINEOE  CART AUUARE   Province of Kan Su Is Stricken --- Tremors Still Being Felt---Report Terrible Conditions.

QT wo I housand Perish i in Quake Villages 4 in mn China Are » Destioyes  Shocks Add to  Famine Misery

Town of Penliang and Sur. rounding Villages in KanSu Province Wrecked

i dl  QUAKE. IN CHINA TAKES DEATH TOLL   isolated Province of Kan.Su Scene of Terrible Disaster: Rescue Work is Hard.

HARVEST HAND OF 1920 IS ABREAST OF TIMES; HE RIDES ON CUSHIONS  

A. F. OF L. COMMITTEE MEETS TO SEEK METHODS OF ADJUSTING EMPLOYERS’ AND EMPLOYES’ ROWS   Herbert Hoover Is Expected to Confer With Council Regarding Steps to Increase Production and Improve Working ‘Conditions In Various Industries in the United States.

RANK MAY PAY OUT   State Department Awaits Further Repert From Homewood

BANK MAY — MAKE GOOD   But Not Determined About Pras. ecution of ihe Mea Responsible,

WOULD CUT TAZES T0 SOLVE HCUSING PROBLEM   National Retail Dealers Association Urges Plan to Relieve Extreme Shortage:

b.U.P. COMMITTEE IONS OUT LARGE LIST OF CONTESTS   Cases Number 137; Of these 135 Were Given Seats In Convention.   Most Delegates Uninstructed and Estimate Loss or Gain is Impossible.

General, Losing 26 Dele gates, Still Leads First First Choice; Lowden Gains 60  Reema mma ss GP veneer A   FIGHT FOR NOMINATION ~ IS STILL FREE-FOR-ALL   “BIG THREE” NO LONGER MONOPOLIZE STAGE; OPINe ION ON PLATFORM ALMOST UNANIMOUS, SAYS HAYS.

G.0. P. COMMITTEE ENDS ~ PRELIMINARY BUSINESS   ‘Completes Hearing of 137 Con tested Seats in Which Lowden Wins Most.   ‘ILLINOIS GOVERNOR WINS 67 SEATS AND LOSES 7   \General Wood Has a Net Loss 0! ~ 26; Several Other Changes Are Made,   MAJORITY IS UNINSTRUCTED   Public Hearing Results in Decis . dons Being Passed on Legal Evidence,

EXPECT STRIKE ..-TO-END TODAY   Will Advise Men to Re turn to Work at Meet“ing This Afternoon 

“OUTLAW” STRIKE "ENDS TODAY SAYS CHICAGO REPOR'   Leaders of Striking Switch: men Expected to Advise Men to Return to  Their Jobs.

PASSENGER TRAFFIC NEAR FO NORMAL AS: MEN SEEK OLD JOBS   Strikers Reported Returning to Work In- Large Numbers at New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. North Jersey Situation Not Much Changed, However---Camden Workers Go Back

area PS ype: Shi isames onsite api ee ay ge sore: > Object’ Has Been Gained”         NEW. ENGLANG SHORT COAL          Anductval ~Shuldowns. Wall. EBe. sti é ty—Unttess—Siiparents ——— ‘Acrive By  ‘Monday ~ = om

Noo MEETING ECHOES TODA   All Strikers Will Be “Advised to Return to Work,” Which is Like Order.   LABOR BOARD OPERATES

FINAL SERVICE HELD   COUNTY SOLDIER WHO DIED In  ENGLAND IS BURIED AT PAT ONTA a

FINAL SERVICE HELD   COUNTY SOLDIER WHO DIED 1) ENGLAND IS BURIED AT POLONIA

LEAGUE EXPENSES UP TO JULY 1 TOTAL $1,250,00(   Salaries Represent Heaviest Items in Direct Expenditures So Far.

LEAGUE EXPENDITURES. FXCEED $1,000,000   SALARIES AND INTERNATIONAL LABOR REPRESENT HEAVIEST ITEMS IN STATEMENT.

H1250 00015: AATICN CIE GOST JULY   Salaries -Represent Heaviest Items in Direct Expense  Budget Shows

$75.00 FIRE   290,000 Bales of Straw Destroyed In Specular Fire—Fully Insured.

200,000 Bales of Straw Destroyed In Specular Fire-—Ful- : _ - y  te

CICILIAN Mi MASSACRE TO” “BE GOSTLY FOR. TURKE      Considerable. Territory Wil ‘Probably Be Lost to ‘Park : Because. of Outrare.      NEARLY OUT OF EUROPE

TURKEY MAY BE STRIPPED OF HER MILITARY FORGE   Cilician Massacres May Also Cost Ottomans Much Territory

WILL MAKE TURKEY PA)   CILICIAN MASSACRES- WILL COS! WER LOSS OF TERRIFORY.   Allied Council Expected to Be Muct ‘Less Liberal Than First Intended In Matter of Boundaries.

ORGANIZED LABOR WILL TURN TO BALLOT   Gempers Says ‘Phiks ts Only Way to  Ivo, Des     Heap Privileged Ch  priving the Misses,

LAWRENCE. SEES DONAHEY VICTOR   Declares Davis Is Much The Weaker Candidate In State--Expe cts Harding To Swamp Cox, However, In Ohio Battle.

100, 000 for Harding - in Ohio, is Prediction . After Caretul Survey

ING CAN COUNT ON HIS HOME STATE   REPUBLICAN TIDE RUNS STRONG IN OHIO THIS YEAR.   Ne Particular Antipathy te Cex, Bu Deep Disgust With Wilsen 4Administraticn-—Demecrats Cenfess Ne Hepe.

HARDING STARTS AS FARMER BOY   Country School Teacher, Printer, _ Ediitor, Railroader, Senator, — National Leader.   SCOTCH AND DUTCH MIXTURE   Leading Business Man of His Home Town, Marion, O.—Trusteé of Trinity Baptist Church of That Thriving City.

NOMINEE HARDING STARTS ON FARM   Wins His Way to Great Honor by) Real Work.   DUTCH AND SCOTCH MIXTURE   Has Been Country Schoolteacher, Printer, Railroader, Editor and Senator—Now National Leader of Great Party.

U. §. Government Asks Poland to Remain Within Boundaries Indicated by the Peace  Conference Pending Agreement as to  Frontier; Will Respect America's Request   PROMISE TO WITHDRAW GIVEN

U.S. ASKS POLAND T0 STATE -TERRITORIAL INTENTIONS -T0 ALL   Request Made for Declaration to Abstain From Aggression ~ Against Russia. :   WAR MINISTER DECLARES 4 RED ARMIES WHIPPED   Killed Exceeds 40,000-—Prison ers 50,000 With Many More _.to Be Captur eds

Promise Not Make War One of Aggression Is Asked of Warsaw.   POLES WILL WITHDRAW TO BOUNDARY,. BELIEI   Request Made by State De partment in Recent official Communication,

AGRESSIVE WARFARE fh DISAPPROVED   Washington Will Not Favor Any Encroachment Upon Russian Territory.

POLAND PROMISES TO STAY HER HAND   Will Not Cross Border and Carr War Into Russia as She Now Seems Able te Do

Poles Warned by U. S. Not  To Cross Russian Frontier   American Note to Republic Asks That Aggressive War fare Against Bolsheviks Be Limited to Boundaries  Fixed by Versailles Treaty—Assurances From Nation Are Requested.

5, ABS POLAND FOR DECLARATION   Wants Assurance She Will Not Exceed Bounds.

i oe a a ee aes! POLAND ASKED TO DECLARE AGAINST WAR OF AGGRESSION

BIG HAUL IN BARBER SHOP   Proprietor, Helpers and Customers Robbed of $1,745 in St. Louis.

GET $1,745 IN BARBER SHOP   Robbers Hold Proprietor, Helpers and Customers in a St. Louis Tonsorial Establishment.

COMMEND NEW GOVERNMENT   Senate Adopts Resolution Favorable to Present Mex Regime 

MEXIGANS  THANKS   EXPRESS VPPKECLSILION AT FRIENDSHIP SHOWN BY THE Tew LAC LRRYwWE LT

OFFICERS ARE SEARCHING FOR MISSING WAITER   Dazkalakis Is Charges with Death of Mrs. Alice Arsenault.

IRISH SITUATION SERIOUS,   Loyalists Have Decided to Organize Their Own Defense,

WAGE BOARD IS FORMED.   Organization Ready to Begin Considering Demands of Railroad Workers.

RAILWAY BOARD Whi CONSIDER WAGE INCREASES   Pennsylvania R. R Man is Chosen Chairman   UNIONS DENY . EXPENSE STORY

WAGE BOARD _ IN READINESS   Claims of Unions Will ‘Be Used as Basis for Settling Dispute

RAILROAD WAGE BUY IS FORMED   Joint Board is Now Ready To Begin Its Work   GOING OVER RECORDS   Wage Demands of Two Millior Railway Workers Will Re. ceive Consideration — Cor. poration Men Agree to In. clude Records and Data of Railroad Administration.

RAILRAQD WAGE BOARD 1S   Will Be Ready to Consider De  -mands of Two Million Work + ers; Union Leaders _ Win First Point

MEN’S DEMANDS TO BE TAKEN UP   Formation of Joint Rail Wage Board Completed, ?   WHITER SELECTED CHAIRMAN

JOINT RAILROAD WAGE BOARD 1S ORGANIZED   BIPARTISAN BODY IS NOW READY ‘TO CONSIDER DEMANDS OF WORKERS.   EXAMINATION OF RECORDS   Will Be Employed as Basis Upon Which to Discuss Long Drawn’ -Out Controversy, . .

Bipartisan Body Will Consider Railway Wages   Organization Completed to Adjust Unseitied Demands of Twe Million Workers

Railroad Wage Board  is Organized to Study Wage Demands of Union   Railways Heads and Employees ) Agree on Whiter as Chairman of Board.

JOINT RAILROAD WAGE BOARD NOW READY FOR WORM   Disposition at the Outset to Talk of Specifics Rather Than Generalities, °   ENTER NEGOTIATIONS IN SPIRIT OF CO-OPERATION   Union Leaders Scout Report That Their Demands Would Aggregate an Additional Billion Dollars on (Operating Expenses, but Admit It Will Mean Heavy Inerease,

a  DI-PARTIOAN CONFERENG BEGINS DELIBERATIONS ON RAIL WAGE SCHEDULE   CLAIMS OF TWO MILLION WORK. ERS FIRST CONSIDERED AS BASIS OF CONFERENCE,

 RATLROAD WAGE BOARD. WILE; “HEAR. DEMANDS OF WORKERS  FOR, INCREASES IN WAGES

Formation. ‘Of Railway Wage Board Completed; _ Pennsylvania May. Head

URGANIZATION OF JOINT RAIL WAGE BOARD COMPLETE   Bi-Partisan Body Now Is Ready  To Begin Consideration of Demands of Two Million Workers of Nation.

JUINT fi. Hl. WAGE BOARD COMPLETE   ©. P. Whiter of Pennsylvania Lines is Elected Chairman.

FORMATION Ot  “JOUNT RAILWAY WAGE NISPUTE BOI COMPLETE   Bi-Partisan Board Authorized Under Railroad Control Bill, Organizes; E, P. Whitwer Is Chairman, ~   CLAIMS OF 2 MILLION WORKERS ARE ON FILE   Disposition Seems To Be Tc Deal With Specifics Rather Than Generalities A the Outset. It Is Said,

RAILROAD BOARD READY FOR WOR      WAGE BOARD HAS PENNSYLVA NEA KAILROAD MAN As Til: GENERAL CHAIRMAN.

RAILROAD WAGE ~—-AOARD FORMED   Bipartisan Body Ready t Consider Demands of 2,000,000.

BOARD MEMBERS TO HANDLE RAL WARES SELECTED   LLP ARTISAN BODY NOW mews TO TAKE CP DEWAN on WoOrKERS.   WHITER NAMED CHAIRMAN   Will Make Settlement hy Classe Hefore General Agreement is Attempted, is De eiston.

UNPAID TAXES TOTALING ABOUT $200,000,000 ON AMERICAN MINES DELEGATES DISCOVER.

UNPAID WARING TAXES ERORMO      DISCUSSION AT THE  NEW YORK MEETING REVEALS F

> WHAT IN ARMENJAT   Comminston On Hounday Soon Te . Make Ita Report.

ARMENIA COMMISSION READY   Expect to Sobmit Findinzs Secon to  President Wilson.

No person may buy more than one of these SUGAR PLUMS each day   OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

EDWARDS BOOM IS STARTED AT SAN FRANCISCO   Edwards Looked Upon by Some as the Only Candidate Who Can Lead to Victory.

EDWARDS BOOM ON ITS FEET   New Jersey Covernor’s Headquarters Opened in the Palace Hotei at San Francisco.

SENTENCE OF MRS. — OTMARE COMMUTED   : WAS SERVING FIVE YEARS IN  MISSOURL PRISON ON ESPIONAGE COUNT.

WILSON COMUTES KATE’S SENTENG   Was Accused of Comparing Mothers Who Allowed Sons Teo Become Soldiers To “Broad Sows.”

President Commutes 5—Year Sentence of Mrs. O’Hare for Violation of Espionage Ac

SENTENCE COMMUTED   President. Wilson Releuses Womar Senteneed to Five Fears.

COMMUTES SENTENCE OF KATE ‘RICHARDS O”HARE   President Wilson Decides upon Une oF the Prisaners Pleaded for ee:

WILSON COMES TO AlD OF REDS   President Orders Release oi Kate O’Hare ‘imprisoned For Radical Activities.   HOLD FETE FOR DEBS

KATE O'HARE TO GET FREEDOM   Wilson Commutes 5-Year Term of Prominent Socialist

MRS. O'HARA, CONVICTED UNDER ESPIONAGE LAWS, PARDONED BY PRESIDENT

AEDS “GET TERMS      PREMIEHS, ACTING FOR ALLIES  z FORMULATE PLAXS          ermany Will: Get Necded+ Financial Ald at Quce. ~

AEDS GET TERM   PREMIERS, ACTING FOR ALLIES, FORMULATE PLANS   Germany Will Get Needed: Financial Aid at Onee,

HORSE IS GIVEN AN AIR RIDE   Carried im a Plane Frum Los Angeles to Saata Barbara.

CHARACTER OF ENGLISHMAN,   Being Changed. by Cigarettes—John Bult Drops Pipe for Coffin Nail.

HAYWOOD SAYS REDS AGAINST VIOLENCE   Declares I. W. W. Do Not Favor Di rect Action--Stood Out Against War.

SOLDIER SLAYS EX-WIFE, SELI   Kills Former Mate in Front o Her Class at a Rural Schoo} Near Chickasha.

Fe LLL I LAN LES AAA ATELS EX-WIFE AND HIMSELF. Oklahoma Woman Had Obtained Di

CHARGES CONSPIRACY TO KEEP JERSEY WET   Dry Leader Seads Statemen fo Judges and Prosecutors,

CHARGES WET PLOT IN N. J.   Ory Leader Declares Volistead Act Is Openly Violated in Several Counties.

LIQUOR IS SOLD OPENLY IN Nd   Anti-Saloon League Officia Gives His State a Black Eye.

SOTHER UNIT PI         Lon and Goldsmith ‘WU Have tte Farmers’ Organizations.

ANOTHER UNIT PLANNED.   Kempton and Goldsmith Will Bay:  :  Seperate Farmers’ Organizations,

DECREE SIGNED DISSOLVING SO-CALLED PACKERS’ TRUS   Attorney-General Claims Public will Benefit—Packers Tell Why They “Surrendered” to U. S.   ifivw the Aeeortated Preeet

J. DEGREE CUTS Bll PACKERS FROM SIDELINE BUSINESS   Action in Federal Court Com pletely Divorces Industry From Other Than That Connected With Meat.

LATE AGREEMENT OF BIG PACKERS NOW IN EFFECT   MEST ABSTAIN Pow VEL Btst AP<S NGYE CONNECTED WHEH MEAT PNDESETERY.   DEGREE FILED BY PALMER   \ttornes) General Believes Pubtic Will Be Highly Benefited— Order Is "Sweeping In fis Seope.”’

DIVORCEMENT DEGREE {SHADE MANDATORY   PACKERS MUST GIVE UP ALL UNRELATED LINES WITHIN TWO YEARS.

PACKERS WITHDRAW THEIR SIDE LINES BY ORDER OF THE COUR’   Decree Must be Carried Out Within Two Years-—Many  Are Affected

DIVORGE PACKERS FROM ALL TRADE BUT DISTRIBUTION   Made Mandatory Through Signature ‘By Chief Justice McCoy OF Ordey Filed By Palmer.   IS SWEEPING IN -° SCOPE

DECREE SIGNED BY McCOY.   Divercement of Packers Fron Other Business Made Man. datory By Action.

PACKERS CONTROL UF FOOD  OINED      Chief Justice McCoy Signs Decree Previously Accepted By Government and “Big Five”     RESTORE FREEDOM OF _COMPETITION IS PLAN     Attorney for Defendants Says ~ No Law Violation But De  Attorney for Defendants Says . No Law Violation But Desire to Stop Criticism

PAGKERG MAKE STATEMENT IN HLING DEGREE   WHAT PALMER CALLS SWEEP. ING IN SCOPE AND BENEFICIAL IN EFFECT   Claim They Have Not Been Law Violators and That No Monovoly Was Possible

DIVORCE OF PACKERS Is MANDATORY   Total of Eighty-seven Corpor: ations Affected by Order

DIVORCE PACKERS FROM OTHER BUSINESS LINE!   JUSTICE M'COY IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SUPREME COURT SIGNS DECREE FILED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER.

PACKERS MUST GET AWAY FROM ALL SIDE LINES   Attorney General’s Decree for Divorcement of All Businesses Foreign to Meat Is Signed by Chief Justice.   TWO YEARS’ TIME 1S GIVEN   Defendants in Conceding te Order Deny They Thereby Confess Their Guilt. Restoration of Competition Intent.

GRAFT EXPOSURES ABOUT TO BE MAR   Believed to Have Been Cause of a Chicage Murder Like  Daranthal Cacn

MOTIVE BEHIND ~ CHICAGO MURDER   VICTIM WAS ABOUT TO EX POSE A LARGE GRAFT SCANDAL.

NOATHWEST WRAPPED [i MANTLE OF SNOW AND ICE: RAILWAY TRAFFIC DEMORALIZED: LOSS 10 LIVESTOCK 1S WEAV'

RAINS OVER © THE STATE   Paris of Kansas Had Som Moisture—Snaw ia Northera, Portion.

ORGY OF SLAUGHTER OCCURS WM DUBLIN AMUSEMENT PARK SUNDAY, ~ TAILS OF DISORDERS MEAGE

ORGY OF SLAUGHTER OCCURS tft > DUBUNAMUSEMENT PARK SUNDAY, DETAILS CF DISORDERS MEAGEF

WILL REMODE   Allanta’ Buitiing Condénmed Dai War’ WwW i] Re improv

WILL REMODEL SCHOOL,   Atlanta Building Condemned During War Will Be Improved.

Don’t forget to attend the J. ©. Ress public sale Saturday May 22.   NOTICE

GREEK FORGES 10 STAY UNDER ARM OWING TO TURKS   Peace Doubted if Hellenes Are Allowed to Control! Where islamites Predominate.   LATTER RESENT SMYRNA OCCUPATION BY OTHERS   Constantinople Harbor Work : Delayed by Peace Council  Not Fixing Turk Status.

TURKEYS STATUS  STILE UNDECIDED   Delay. “ot: Conference’ fn Setaing ‘Quieatton IMsarganizing Shipping   CARGOES: CAN'T BE MOVED      HOLSHEVIRT ANE ME NACE AT . BLACK SEA PORTS .   Officjals. and. Business Meri * ‘1  Constantingple Say .. Gree!  Dominatlon World’ Menn * War and Scout Suggestion

CONSTR i ett     © TNPEAE DEI   Coat of. Living ‘Mounts High a: Speculators Hold Stocks For Rising Market

WORK IS © STOPPED   Constantinople Doesn't. Knos What To Do While Waiting For Peace.

OBREGON PEEVED OVER SETTLEMENT ‘MADE WITH VILLA   TELIS CALLES BANDIT COULD HAVE BEEN INFLUENCED PO QUIT ON OTHER TERMS

TOWERING COLUMN OF SMOKE POURS FROM VOLGANG   ! Seven Villages Disappear and a Lake. Appears Where They Had Been.

Volcano Continues to Lay Waste in the Country of Vera Cruz   MONEY FOR RELIEF   Carranza Orders Treasury to Appropriate Funds for Relief Work

MEXICAN VOLCANO CERRO SAN HAGUE STILL IN ERUPTION   Farm, For  Miles Around Lei  Waite by Ashes and Lava—  Lene of Life Not Estimated.

VOLCANOES BELGH FORTH DEATH AN EASTERN MEXICO   THOUSANDS ARE KILLED AND RENDERED HOMELESS WHEN LAVA ANB Gas  ISSUES FORTH   SUFFERING INDESCRIBABLE   Sanitary Conditions are Terrible and Outbreak of Yellow Fever is Expecte? — Entire Villages Buried by Flowing Lara.

MEXICO VOLCANO CAUSES DEATH AND DESTRUCTION   A TOWERING COLUMN OF SMOKE AND ASHES FROM CERRO DE SAN MIGUEL.   Hot Streams of Water Pour from th Mountain Side, Mingling With Molten Lava and Suiphur, Causing a Dense Vapor.

VOLCANOES ADD GREAT TERROR   Mexican People ir Panic a: as Fresh Craters Open and Flame and Lava Pour Gut.   DEATH LIST IS GROWING

JAEDICKE IN. ~ JOYOES MOOD   COMING BACK TO KANSAS WIFAS LEGAL ESCORT.   HE STOLE $138,000   THINKS. FRIENDS WILL DIG ir UP AND CLEAR HEIM.~   SUl- He Was Trying to Keep His Trail of Departure Well Cov‘ered When Caught. - .

JAEDICKE DECLARES HE IS A HAPPY MAN   “AM GOING HOME TO WIFE AND BABY,” SAYS. EMBEZZLER OF HANOVER   Plan Under Way to Reerganize pans, Says Ww ilson:; Outside Capital Is Interested

ALLENDALE BANK ROBBED   $1,200 In Silver and Liberty Bonds of Undetermined Value Taken

ALLENDALE BANK LOOTED OF CASH ~ AND SECURITIES   "$1,200 in. Silver: and. Liberty Bonds of Undeterrnmed Value Included in the Booty.

THIRD PARTY MEN SEEK COALITION WITH LABOR PARTY   Problem of Arranging Union Forces Confronts the Leaders.   STRONG LABOR PLANK SURE   Labor Party Will Insist On Its Platform And The Nomination of Woman on Ticket

NEW PARTY rURMATION NEXT THING   NATIONAL LEADERS OF THI “COMMITTEE OF 48" GATHER: ING FOR BIG CONVENTION.   MAY ABSORB THE LABOR TIGKET   Senator LaFollette Talked of Fo First Place With Some oman For Vice President.

3RD PARTY TO HAVE LIBERAL PLATFORM   Lenders Avranghig fer Coventtan Opening ‘Pry to Hacwonlae Pac. flons ant Kuke in Baber Party

SRD PARTY  LUNVENTION SATURDAY   Overtures tu New Labor Party Are Made to Get it Into Field

UVEHTURES 10 LAGOA PARTY   : Will Be Made by Leaders of ; New Third Party Movement, It Is Announeed.   ‘TRY TO HARMONIZE VARIOUS ELEMENTS   : Convene in Chicago on Satur{ day to Place National  Talend 2m TH.

FADE MANY FACTIONS      adical Labor Leaders Insist That Organization Shall Use Name In Fight   LATFORM TO APPEAL 10 LIBERAL FORCES      itzpatrick, Nockels An d Other Of ‘Red’ Element To Have Important Parts

COUNTRY 1S LOST AF THE 6.0. BLWINS!   Permanent Shairman Robinson _  0f-Convention Presides.   SAFETY THROUGH LEAGUE   Declares Republicans Hear Only Mon. éy Talk—Party {s ‘Sensitive to Wealth and. Deaf to Humanity —Urges Suffrage. ©

ROBINSON MAKES PLEA FOR LEAGUE   Says Democrats Must Take “Is. sue Boldly”. in Favor ‘of: _ Wilson’ $ Stand.   FLAYS THE G. 0, P. PLATFORM     Blames Republican Congress: for High Cost of Living. and Asserts the  ‘ Presidency. Cannot Be  a : Ru ntionac »

SEES WORLD PERIL FG. 0. P. WINS   Permanent Chairman Robinson of Convention Presides.   SAFETY THROUGH LEAGUE   Declares Republicans Hear Only Mon. ey Talk—Party Is Sensitive to Wealth and Deaf to Humanity —Urges Suffrage. ©

CHAIRMAN ROBINSON URGES SUPPORT OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS WILSON ASKS   Speaker Tells Convention Thai Republican Victory Means . Downfall of the Weak.

ROBINSON IN STRONG PLEA FOR LEAGUE   Says Democrats Must Take “Issue Boldly” in Favor of Wilson’s Stand.   FLAYS THE 6. 0. P. PLATFORM   Blames Republican Congress for High Cost of Living and Asserts the Presidency Cannot Be Auctioned.

OFFERS PRESIDENT NEW TREATY PLAN   SCHEME TO END PEACE PACT DEADLOCK.   Mr. Caleord Offers Suggestion for Cere vf All Illes Germinating Thee the Versailles  Cem pact.

PRESIDENT GLTS SUGGESTION TO HASTEN PEACE   Prominent Signers Back Ol - Man’s Proposat-For-Ratifi-. cation Before Referendum: -

NEW PLAN TAKEN BEFORE WILSON IN TREATY   Adoption Of Points On W hich There Is Agreement Is Proposed.   WOULD LET REST WAIT ON PEOPLE   Samuel Colcord L eads Movement To Put League Of Nations Going.

U, S, CHAMBER MAY ‘OPPOSE THE BONUS   Has . Resolution ~ Designed to Frown On Orinting Allowance To All Bx-Service Men.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: AGAINST SOLDIER BONU:   National Organization Fear: “Orgy of Spending’ Would Follow Distribution.

SHORT LINE ROADS TO GET HEARINGS BEFORE RAILROAD WAGE BOARL   Indication Given That This Will be Board’s Decision   U. $C. of C. Would  Not Grant Bonuses

UPPUSE BONUS FOR SOLDIERS   U. S. Chamber of Commerce  Fears Money Grants Would Promote Idleness.

AGAINST SOLDIER BONUS,   Resolution Proposed to United States  Chamber of Commerce.

JONUS TO SOLDIERS WOULD MEAN NEW ORGY OF SPENDING   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Goes on Record as Opposing It Because of Disruption it Would Cause Due to Idleness and Plenty of Money. 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES UPPOSED TO PAYMENT OF BONUS TO SOLDIERS

Says It Would Create Further Confusion By An Era of Spending Unheard of—Would Demoralize Labor Men Would Quit Work and Produc. tion Be Still Further Decreased.

OMMERCE BODY OPPOSES BONUS   BUSINESS MEN SAY \NEGROES AND OTHER LABORERS WILL HAVE TOO MUCH MONEY TO WORK.

FOR SOLDIERS      United States Chamber of Commerce Holds That It Would Dis- ~ organize Labor.

OPPOSITION URGED TO SOLDIER BONUS   Resolution Before U. S. Conmerce Chamber Predicts Bad Effect om Labor

olNEoa FEAR DLENESO FRO COLTER RUNS      Chamber of Commerce Report Says Men Would Ovnit Work.   WANT FIXED POLICY   Ask Revision cf Tax Law t Release Large Capital to Business Uses.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO OPPOSE BONUS BILL   Convention Deplores Negroes Being Benefitted.

CHAMBER COMMERCE OPPOSES A BONUS   National Organization Goes Or Record As Against Any Soldier Relief.

SOLOIER BONUS. WILL BE WASTE  UF MUGH MONCY   UNITED STATES CHAMBET OF COMMERCE SAYS EX-SOLDIERS WOULD WASTE MONEY.

BOARD OF COMMERCE - OPPOSES BONUS. PLAN   CLAIM MONEY DISTRIBUTED TO HEROES OF LATE WORLD WAR WOULD DO MORE HARM THAN GOOD.

TEXAS CAVALRY TO BE MUCH REDUCED   The State’s Quota Under Guard Organization Plan is 16,116 Men.

TEXAS CAVALRY TO BE MUCH REDUCED   STATE'S QUOTA UNDER GUARD /. ORGANIZATION PLAN Is / 0 46116 MEN."

PRIVATE BANKS TO BE INCLUDED   Under Secretary of the Treasury Made Im- . portant Statement

CHIPPING BOARD   Fermer Commuter of the Steam er Lake Ehwood Make, Chims te the Comumitice   OFFERED $1,000 TO QUIT “WAKING SO MUCH NOISE”   Says $98,000 Was Spent fer Repair to His Ship Which Were a Hardiy Newded

MADE GOAT BY SHIPPING BOARD   APTAIN W. H. CHAMBERS IN GRAFT CHARGE

CAPT. CHAMBLESS CLAIMS BLACKIST   Because He Exposed Grait in the U S. Shipping Board He Got it in the Neck

BLACKLISTED FOR EXPOS NG GRAF   Sea Captain Tells How He Wa Treated After Refusing Bribe,

FESTIVAL WAY IS THRONGED: FOLKS GLAD THEY CAME   High Class Entertainment Tops Off Al Exhibits.

ROWDS THRONG MIDWAY ON FIRST APOSITION DAY   Rain Insurance Fo $20,000 Taken Out By Management.

Auto Parade For Festival Tomorrow   MIDWAY THRONGED B‘ THOUSANDS OF VISITORS TUESDAY.

Secretary ‘Daniels . presents ’ evidence:in defense of his department   CRITICS —CONDEMNATORY   Testimony and documents “offered by Sims cover 250.900 words

DANIELS SIDE UF CONTROVERSY WILL BE HEARD   Sims Completes Presentation Of Indietment Of Conduet During War   HIGH OFFICIALS TO DEFEND DECISIONS   Fourteen Deficiencies In Administration Claimed By Sims And Associates

UNITS OF GOVERNMENT ARE ASSEMBLED IN CENTER OF BERLIN   Baltic Troops xt Muenster Has Raised the Kaiser's Flag And are Defiant   The Allies Acting on Agreement Will Demand ‘;Demobilization Immediately

bUVERINMEAT  IHU MASS IN EALIN TL TWN REVAL   New Rebellion Impending in Germany, Is Fear of Hine   ALLIES TO DEMAND DELIVERANCE OF ARMS   Grave Conditions Reported From Pomerania District

A GERMAN CIVIL WAR APPROACHE!   UNITS OF GOVERNMENT ARE ASSEMBLED IN CENTER OF BERLIN   BOTH SIDES ‘ARE READY   Baltic Troops at Muenster Has Raised the Kaiser’s Flag And are Defiant   The Allies Acting on Agreement Will Demand .Demobilization Immediately

ee  AUOPS ARE MASOED IN STREETS OF BERLIN AS RESULT OF MANY RUMORS   TANKS AND ARMORED CARS ONCE AGAIN MAKE APPEARANCE IN  CAPITAL OF TEUTONS.

Grave Conditions Reported at Pom_. erania Where the Reactionaries Are Active.

GERMANY MUST FOLLOW TREAT)   Allies Will Break All Relation Unless Berlin Governnient Completes Disarmameft.   REVOLUTION MENACES   Government Prepares.

BERLIN TAKES NO CHANCE OF NEW UPRISING   Rumors of Another Revg Thought To Have Mspired ‘Taking of Ex:  tra Precautions.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS ~— MMASSED IN BERLIN   MOVE PRESUMED RESULT OF RU MORS OF NEW REVOLT IM. * "PENDING.

le iiilaeicaiaiaceliidt. sae  TWENTY-SIX ON TRIAL ON SYNDICALIST CHARGE:

REDS GLOSE It WAANGEL NOW. FACES TSAST EE   50,000 Sebastopol Refugee: Plead for Succor and “En tire American Colony  Aboard the Overton.   WHITE ARMY'S SURRENDER ‘ASKED   23,000 bolsnevikt Cavalry Arrive--Looting Is Re “ported and Hardships Come to Those Left in City. .

SOVIET TROOPS GATHER VALUABLE CTORES AF AONTY   Moscow. Dispatch: Says‘Fleeing Army Is ‘Burning -Food Supplies ~   WRANGEL. WANTS: To SURRENDER COMMAND   Asks Retired British General To Take Charge in. Crimean: District -

BOLSHEVIK! REPORT SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA; CLAIM CAPTURE OF MUCH BOOTY      Fierce Battles Are Reported, in Which the Reds Seem to Have Been Victors; Fortified Positions Are Pierced; Townshend is Asked to Assist Anti-Soviet Leader.

CAUSE OF BLAST WILL BE SOUGH   Coroner of Des Moines Starts Inquiry into Reason for Yesterday's Explo sion: Death List Reaches Four: Cooking Probiems to Fore.

Polish Peace Delegates Are : Virtually Bolshevik Prisoner   Italy In Accord With U.S.

OUVIETS RETAKE SEVERAL TOWNS   Reds Launch New Counter-Attack Against the Poles.   FIGHT NEAR BREST-LITOVSK   Dispatch From Koenigsburg Says the Boisheviki Forces Have Retaken Grodno and Compelied Poles to Evacuate Bialystok.

RUSSIANS MAKE COUNTER-ATTACK   Soviet Troops .in Desperate ' Effort to Stem Retreat and . Halt-Polish Advance.   iPEACE CHANCES FADING

RUSSIANS HIT BACK   REOS CAPTURE BREST-LITOV8SK  FORT IN NEW DRIVE, ~ Cr   Bolsheviki Are Endeavoring to Break Through Polish Front at Important Point.

ONBREST-LITOVSK   Bolshevik Communique Reports Heavy Fighting Near Lemberg and Local Engagements in Vlodava . and Grubeshoff._ .

RUSS TURN ON POLES   Attempt to Drive Wedge to Sever Polish Front, !   [Soviet Troops Occupy Grodne and Four Towns East of @reat-Litovak—— Pian Big Offensive,

RUSSIANS LAUNCH DRIVE ON POLES   Attempt to Drive Wedge to Sever Polish Front.   Soviet Troops Ocewpy Grédno and Four Towns East of Brest-Litovsk— Pian Big Offensive.

REDS RECAPTURE FOUR TOWNS   Launch New  Counter-Attack Against the Poles Near Brest-Litovsk.   HEAVY FIGHTING AT LEMBERG   Koenigsburg Dispatch Says Sovict Forces Have Retaken Grodno and Compelied the Poies to Evecuate Bialystok.

Attempt to Drive Wedge to Sever Polish Front.   Soviet Troops Occupy Grodno and Four Towns East of Brest-Litovsk— Pian Big Offensive.

Russian Forces Endeavoring to Drive Huge Wedge Which Would Sever Polish Front; Red Army Loses Several Squadrons In _ the Attempt; Ukranians Are Advancing   CHANGE IN PEACE PARLEY

TRYING TO DRIVE WEDGE INFRONT   Soviet Forces Endeavor te Cut Polish Line.   FIGHTING IS VIOLENT   North of Belzec to North of Lemberg Soviet Cavalry is a New Encircling Movement in Hope of Re. trieving Lost Ground — Negotiations Go to Riga.

HOOVER PAID DUES TO W_ Y. REPUBLICAN CLUB UNTIL (917   ‘Resigned From Organization When He Was Named Food Adminis trator Stun Save

HOOVER SAYS ~VERY LITTLE ABOUT HIMSELF   PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES ARE DISCUSSEO— THE WORK IN CONGRESS.

HOOVER IN: WASHINGTON   Rofuses to Comment on Rumors hat. Hoover Headquarters for Prosidential Campaign “Will Be  Opened in New Yer,

HOOVER REFUSES TO MAKE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT   Makes Trip to New York for Con ference with Barnes but Savs Nothine   iNO INTERVIEWS GIVEN OR STATEMENTS 3ADE   Records Show He Had Paid Dues in Republican Clubs for Several _ Years

HOOVER:SPHINX TO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION   He Refuses to be Uiterviewed or te Mako Statement of Any Kind.

HOOVER GOES TO NEW YORK, SILENT   Food Chief Confers With Barnes but Refuses to Be Interviewed and Makes No Statement.

Hoover Believed To Be In Receptive Mooc   Jumps Into Forefront As Presidentia Possibility--Has Always Been Al ligned With Republican Party,

PRISONER COMES BACK TO JAI  HAD HARD TIME - OUTSIDE   Starved .and Shivered for Week, and “Was Glad When Constable :. “& Arrested. Him ™

_1S CAPTURED   Charles Jones Who Fled From Plymouth Jail Dec. 24 Caught in Sandwich   Refurned to fis Cell Shaking With (he Cold of His Six Days’ Partial Exposure

GOMMIITTEE PLANS. FOR MEMORIAL DAY   Churches to- Hold: Services - May 23—Observance to -. Be May 30.   PARADE. TO .BE . FEATURE

LEGION HONORS DEAD ON SUNDAY MORNING   Ask Other Organizations .to Join in Observance of Day.

OWEN BOOSTED — )ESIR     a   Qklahomarn, Looms. Big Since ( G. O. P. Picked _ Harding.

QWEN 15 HARDING OF DEM CONGLAVE   Oklahoma Candidate Looked Upon as Most Progressive Aspirants.

GOOD: RECORD  BOOSTS OWEN   Senator’s: Progressive ‘Atti: . tude Inflated His -Presi-. dential Boom... __   NEED MAN OPPOSITE _ TO. HARDING’S TYPE

BRACKEN S CHAIMAN   Mae RATS: OF NINTH HISTRICT SAMED COMMIT KEY ESTERDAY;       thering.at Kokoro Largely Attend fd irom Bight. Count

SRAGKES [0 GHAIMAN   CLMOCRATs, OF NINTH DISTRICT NAMED COMMIPPEE VESTERDAY.   Gathering at hokomo Largely Attend.  ed irom Right Counties,

HUNTING ~ WAY OUT   Administration Leader Hitchcock Proposes Loan to Armenia. as Substitute for Wilsou's Mandate Plan.   MEASURE AGAINST SCHEME TO COME UP IN THE SENATE    Senator Lodge Plans Speedy Action on Measure Declaring Against United States’  Assuming. Big Burden.

WOULD LOAN 10 ARMENIA   Senator Hitchcock Opposes Mandate Bot Weuld Create Commission lo Raise Fond.

BROOKLYN FACES LONG TIEUP   Both Sides Are Standing Firm in Car Strike—-No Increase in the Service.

EXPECT A LONG BATTLE   Brooklyn Citizens Face Long Tieup of Street Car Lines.

Germans Agree to Allied Oe: mand for Compensating Scapa Flow Sinking —   J. S. AMBASSADOR NOT * PRESENT AT CEREMONY      “LEMENCEAU CURTLY DE CLARES TREATY EPPRCTIVE IMMEDIATELY. INAUGURAL MEETING CALLED.

Final World War Act Takes Place In French Foreign Office.   Von Lersner First to Sign— French “Tiger” Deciares Treaty Effective.

DUBLIN 2 UA  2707 MCCT RS HOLS whe Wee ELS aL   Republican Flag Hoisted on City Hall Greeted by Hutige Crowds

SIN FEIINERS FL REPUBLICS WEW FLA   Council at Dublin Greeted With Great Applause on all Sides.—Raised Flag of the Republic on the City Hall Building.

SINN FEINERS TAKE OFFICE AMID CHEERS   New Municipal Council is Seated in the Dublin City Hall — Republican Flag Waves.

WAR MOTHER IS NOT FOR LEAGUE   ed Wilson League  Could Hot Be True to Her Son i Sapport of Bations.   CROWD AT G. 0. P. MEETING   Warren T. McCray, Candidate for Governor, Made Known  His Purposes.

WAR MGTHER IS NOT FOR LEAGHE      Could Not Be True to Her Sor i Supperted Wilson League of Nations.  i   CROWE AT G. B. P. MEETING   ‘Warres: T. MeGray, Cardidate for Governor, Made Known His Purposes. ~

TEXANS WANT THE MEXICAN LABORERS   Suspension of Certain Provis: ions of Immigration Laws  Are Beine Urged.

No. 5173.   ROLL CALL   TO END THANKSGIVING DAY I) COUNTY   QUOTA IS NOT SECURED   Urgent Appeal Made For All To Give Assistance

MISSOURI REPUBLICAN  COAVENTION MAY 2   me “3 ees Kansas City Lands State Mec ting. — Clasrwmitittea°n tn Soceian

URGES SPECIAL SESSION   Committee Wants Wisconsin Legis: lature to Mect to Curb weeny hein e coniwer:

CHARGES EMBARGO ON BUILDING MATERIALS   Senator Calder. Committee Chairman, Appeals for Hearing on Railways’ Policy.

SHOWER FLOWERS ONCOX!* NEW YORK   THOUSANDS GATHERED Ti GREET HIM IN TERMINAL WHEN PRIVATE TRAIN ARRIVED.

COX ARRIVES IN NEW YORK TODAY FOR TWO-DAY STAY      Democratic Standard Bearer Showered With Flowers Upon  Arrival in Metropolis   THOUSANDS THRONG STATION TO GREET THE CANDIDATE   Receptions and Parades Planned in Honor of Event

WOMEN’S COMMITTEE GREETED HIM   Showered With Flowers as He Walked in Rotunda

WA SHOWER WITH FLOWER UN ARRIVAL I NEW YORK GITY   Great Reception Accorded Democratic Nominee in Largest City   BREAK IN REPUBLICAN LINE TOLD IN SPEECH      Continue to “Rub the Sore Spot” About Huge Slush Fund for G. O. P.

GOK onOWERED WITH FLOWER AT NEW YORK   Great Throngs Greet Demo Standard Bearer at Grand Central Station.   Delivers Address Saturday Afternoon at the Police . Games at Graves End.

ee ee ee ee eee ee ee  GOVERNOR COX GIV EN OVATION BY _ NEW YORK MEN AN D WOMEN WHEN HE _ ARRIVED THERE F OR ADDRESS TODAY

Candidate Is Greeted by Big Delegation of Women — Republicans Keep Close Watch on People.  HE POINTS TO LOYALTY AS CITIZENSHIP TEST  Refers to Trouble Some Had During War Because of Names — Denies Racial Origin Is Disgrace.   HE POINTS TO LOYALTY AS CITIZENSHIP TEST

FLOWERS PITCHED. ~ AT GOVERNOR COX   New York Gives Standard Bearer Brilliant . Reception

GOVERNOR COX GETS SHOWER OF FLOWERS IN N. Y   New York Democrats _ Give Candidate Big Reception Today.

CHEERING THRONES GREET DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE. FOR THE PRESIDENCY WHEN HE DETRAINS AT THE N.Y, BRAND CENTRAL         Men and Women Vie. With Each Other to “Grasp. His _- Hand. While Flowers +  - Cascade About Him: ~~

GOVERNOR COX MEETS WITHN. Y. DEMOCRATS      DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE For PRESIDENCY RECEIVES BIG  WELCOME IN NEW YORK Crry

COX IS SHOWERED WITH FLOWERS BY NEW YORK CROWD:   Democratic Nominee, Arriving ay Hour Ahead of Schedule, Gets Warm Reception.

COX AGAIN ATTAGKo REPUBLICANS: POLICIES   Democratic Candidate Makes Two Speeches Today ant Reiterates Charges   RAIN OF FLOWERS FOR COX GREETS HIM AT NEW YORK

GOVERNOR COX ID OHOWERED WITH FLOWERS   Thousands of Men and Wom. en Greet Candidate This Morning.   HE SHAKES HANDS WITH RAILROADERS   Two Days’ Visit in Metrop. olis Begins With Whirl of Enthusiasm.

PREPARATION OF PLATFORM 15 MOST IMPORTANT TASK TO BE COMPLETED TODAY   HAYS OPENS MEETIKG   Chairman of Repub'ictin National Cormittce Gets Ovation Aa He Take, Charge of Session —Commitieo Heads Are in Doubt

LODGE 1S CHEERED _AS HE. SCATHINGLY HITS AT DEMOCRATS   Keynote Speech Delivered Affe Hays Calls for Order and Prayer Is Said —

KEYNOTE SOUNDED   Senator Lodge Brings Forth Cheer After Cheer by Attack on Wilson Administration Failures.   COMMITTEE SESSIONS  BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON   important Meetings Are Held By Groups of Delegates Entrasted With Important Duties: Watson in Favor.

WESEL SHELLED; THAFE ARE DEAD   Considerable Damage is Done When Fire is Opened on Civilian District.   BAUER CABINET QUITS?

PRUSSIAS WILD AGAIN   Property is Damaged In Wesel By the Falling of Fifteen Shells   FORTRESS OF RHINE BOMBARDED BY GANG

Fifteen shelly Fail Duriag Da in Business Section. ©   NURSE, CHILDREN KILLED   Excitement Caused by Arrest of Three Men Ielléved Be Spies; . Are Marched Through Streets With Hands in the Air; Bauer Cabinct Resigns.

Owing te Differences. Be‘tween ‘Amalgamated and ‘Owners as to Organizing —No Question of Wages.

MILLS FACE. " SHUTDOWN   Owing, to Differences Between Amalgamated and Owners as: to “Organizing —WNo Question of Wares.

CONSOLIDATE  ALL BELL TELEPHONE PROPERT IN INDIANA  With a Capital of Fifteen Millio: Dollars.

MORE HOME WORK PLANNED   Federation of Women Vote to Continue Household Programs.

CLUBS FOR MORE HOME WORK   ‘Women of Federation at Washington  Vote to Continue Household  Programs.

PROULE PLEDGED JUPPORT AS LONG AS CHANCE 1S FEL   PENNSYLVANIA. DELEGATION Tt STAND BY GOVERNOR, IS LATE DECISION,

LEGION BACKS ~ RELIEF OAIVE   VETERANS ARE FOR THE STARV. ING CHILDREN,   FW. GALBRAITH'S LETTER   Legionnaires Heartily Approve the Campaign to Feed Waifs of Europe and Will Contribute Toward the Fund.

HEARTY SUPPORT ~~ OF AMER LEGION   Soldiers Are Buck of ‘Hoover's Ef. forts ‘To Aid War-Stricken Evro< nean Countrios. 

NAMES OF CANDIDATES, _ FOR PRESIDENT AND ' VICE PRESIDENT AND TEEOCTORG - ;   Will ‘Appear on on. One Ballot and Senator, Governor and’ Other State Candidates on an Entirely Sep avrata Gin af Panay

10 EXTRADITE MAN FOR GIRLS MURDER   Victiin’s Companion Claims to Recognize Man’s Photograph

ALLEGED SLAYER OF MISS BARTON NOW IN CUSTODY   Must Face Trial for Murder of K.C. Society Girl.

“=X TRADITION OF SLAYER SOUGHT   Dennis Chester, Charged Wit} Murder of Miss Barton, Nabbed.

KANSAS SEEKS EXTRADITION OF SLAYER OF GIRI   Dennis Chester, Man Sought Charged With Murder of .  Society Girl.

HELD AS SLAYER OF GIRL   Aileged Bandit Arrested in Montana for Murder of Former Evans: ton Girl

ALLEGED OLAYEA Mr RANOAS CITY GlAL ARRESTET   Steps Taken to Extradite Dennis Chester From Montana to Face Charge of Killing Florence Barton.

HELD AS SOCIETY GIRLS SLAYER   Mar Arrested in Montana Wanted at Kansas City.   FACES CHARGE OF MURDER   Young Woman Shat to Death on Lonely Road.

MAN ARRESTED IN MONTANA -AS GIRLS SLAYER   ‘Plans Made to Extradite Dennis Chester, Held Murderer of . \ K. C. Girl

HOLD ASUSPECI  . FOR K. C. MURDER   Kansas City Officials Will Extradite Suspected Slayer of   i  Society Girl a

SLAYER OF SOCIETY FIAT IS ARRESTED   Solution of Murder on_ Lonely  Road Near Kansas City Is Probable. .

JOURNAL-TRIBUNE CHANGES OWNERS   J. S, FARQUHAR TAKES POSSES. SION OF PROPERTY ON AUGUST SECOND.

IDENTITY IS RESTORED   Legal Order Gives Back Family Name Dropped by Father—For tune lInwalvurnd

FATHERS DEATH GIVES SON NAME   Millionaire ‘Kept Unaware o identity Though Scrupples ‘of An Aunt.

CHILD UNAWARE \ OF NAME BEFORE ANCESTOR. DIED   Aunt Objected to Child Bearing Family Name on Account of Elopement

SHOOTS AMERICAN EAGLE   BIRD MEASURES EIGHT FEET ” FROM WING TO. WING. 

560. 000 FORD Li HALF YEAR RECORI   Company Expects to Make More Than One Million Yearly—Enormoua Mumber of Men Emploved in:  to Plante

GALLO MEETING  POH Mobo UE THE AIARKE TS   FRED DAVIS ASKS OTHER COMMIS SIONERS OF .GRICULTURE 06 WEET IN WASHINGTON,

WILLTRYTO 8 CHECK SLUMP IN PRIGES   Call Issued for National Meet of Commissioners of Agriculture.

DESIGNED TO FACILITATE THE DISTRIBUTION OF COAL   Operators and Railroad Executives Present Plan to Com-

PRESENT PLAN FO COAL 10 NORTHWEST   Commerce Commission With. holds Details Until They Are Studied.   SUFFICIENT COAL MINED

PLAN TO FACILITATE DISTRIBUTION OF COAL      Sufficient Fuel ts Being Mined— Trouble le in Transport—Siays ‘Morrow,

IC. C. GETS COAL PLAN FOR N. W   SCHEME FOR COAL DISTRIBUTION iN NORTHWEST SUBMITTED BY OPERATORS

COMMISSION GETS PLAN   Method for Pactlitating ‘Crangpetia. tion of Coat Is Quilined,

PROPOSE WAY TO MOVE . COAL INTO NORTHWEST   Mine Operators and Railway Bxecu.  tives Present Proposal to Commerce Commission

AVIATORS HAVE FORMED UNION   Standard Form of Con tract Has Been Adopted by the Members

NATIONAL PROHIBITION LAW UPHELD   VOLSTEAD ACT ALSO UPHELD BY THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

CIGHICENTH AMENDMENT HELD VALID   Highest dudicial Body tn Land Rules In Favor Of Divs

INTERSTATE COMMERCE : COMMISSION SUSPENDS PROPOSED RATE INCREASES

INTERN SINN FEINERS   lrish Captives Are Placed in Camp at Baliykinler.    Will Be Given Treatment Similar to   That Accorded Prisoners of War.

SINN FEINERS IN CAMP   CAPTIVE IRISH ARE INTERNED AT BALLYKINLER.   Men Will Be Given Treatment Simiiar to That Accorded Prisoners of War.

INTERN. SINN. FEINERS   irish Captives Are: Placed ir ip at’ Ballykiniler.             That. Accordéd Prisoners..of War.

NEW THEATERFOR NEW YORK.   Exclusive Structure ‘To Be Erectec on Site of Home ofl Late William C. Whitney.

BUILDING COSTS, 7 MILLIONS   ew York Will Have Theater for Flaborate Productions.

NEW FTHEATRE FOR NEW YORK,   Exciusive House on Filth Avenue to Cost §7.500,000.

CANADIAN CLUB WILL GO AFTER AMERICA’S CUP   The Royal Cape Breton Yacht Squadron Will Issue a Challenge.

CARPENTIER AND BRIDE TO BE WELCOMED IN NEW YORK   Will Spend Five Days in That City Before Departing For Pacific Coast

WOOD CANPAIGK FUND 31,200,000   CAMPAIGN TREASURER PRE. SENTS TESTIMONY TO SENATE COMMITTEE   ANCKFFELLER SAVE $25,000   Denies That There Is an Under standing With Any Groun of Rich Men That These Gifts be Repaid

DIVULGING THEIR DETALS, 15. SA MACHINE HOSTILE   MUCH OF IT NOT TO BE REPAID   ‘PROCTER AND OTHERS TO LOSE MONEY THEY ADVANCED

MEN OF WEALTH  GUNTRIBUTED 10 CAMPAIGN FUND UF THE GENERAL   John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. William Wrigley. Jr., A.  E. Monell and Others Are Nlown in tho  ict   STATE ORGANIZATION EXPENSES $432,926   Ohio Got the Largest Slice. $128,300; New Mexico Also Was Remembered But Amount Is Not Stated

CAMPAIGN FUND OF 01,200,000 RATED FOR GEN. WOOD   Treasurer of Candidate’s, Or ganization Reports. to Senator Kenyon.   MARSH GIVES TESTIMONY

William Cooper Procter, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., William Wrigley and Others Give Big Sums While Chicago Banking Houses Make Loans of $200,000 on Notes   NOT EXPECTING MONEY BACK

Treasurer of OrganGives Startling Fig“fn Feetimony   CGLONEL PROCTOR JS “MAIN CONTRIBUTOR      Advances Over $500,000 and 4 Signs Notes for Much More: $821,000 Scent

51,200,000 FOR CAMPAIGN FUND oF GEN. WOOD   Expenses Less Than Contributions by $821,000

Almost One And. Quarter. Million ~ Dollars Contributed to Wood Fund

10.450 WAS DISTRIBUTED IN MISSOURI   Only $5,124.01 Remains of $1,200,000 Slush Fund Contributed for General —Rockefeller, Jr., Is One Of His Backers.

FUND RAISED FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN IS $1,200,00¢   Sprague Gives Commit tee a Detailed Financial Statement.

TRADE FEELS EFFECT      Of Good Influences Including Price Restraint.

RIVAL CLAIMS OF VICTORY ON BATTLE FRON]   Bolshevik Army Reported to Have Pushed Poles From the Ubor River in Fierce Battles.   FORTRESS ROVNO Li 3T TO RUSSIANS

Bolshevik Army Which Captured Fortress of Ravno Has Cut Strategic KieffKovel Railway.

CALLS AMERICAN RED   GERMANS MAY SHOOT PAUL DE MOTT OF NEW YORK.      Arrested With Rebe!s in the Ruhr Dis. trict—Claims to Be a Journalist.

MAY SHOOT AMERICAN   Germans Accuse Paul DeMott oi Being a Red,    Yank Journalist Caught With Ruhr  Rebels Is Sentenced to Death as  Revolutionist.

TO MAKE PLEA OF INSANITY   Completion of Jury Ex pected Soon to Try Carl Wanderer

AUTO TRUCK PLANT REOPENS   About Half of Workers of General ’ Motors Co, at Pontiac, Mich., Resume Work,

RUSHVILLE DOCTOR PROMINENT IN WES]    Salen With Other Surgeon in Opera’ ting Modern Industrial Hospi :  ls tal at Los Angeles.

DR. EARLY GAINS FAME IN THE WEST   Former Rushville Man And Pariner in Industrial Surgery, Purchase  Los Angeles Hospital   DESCRIPTION OF THEIR WORK   Operate a Dozen Emergency Hospitals Near the City—Dr. Early Bought Equipment While East

Remnants of Russian Volun: leer Army in Slotchy Re gion Surrenders   NEW BEDFORD STRIKE   Gates of All Mills Opened  Poday — Strikers Claim Gains—No Prouhble

ALL NEW BEDFORD MILLS OPEN AND IN PARTIAL OPERATION      Managements Decide To Change Policy of Closing Down and Will Keep Corporations Open the Same as Usual.   Moulders Demand 90 Cents Per Hour

I TS ISN, ST A TE RT ee:  ALL NEW BEDFORD MILLS OPEN AND IN PARTIAL OPERATION   Managements Decide To Change Policy of Closing Down and Will Keep Corporations Open the Same as Usual.

FEW EMPLOYES RETURN TO WORK IN NEW BEDFORD   New Bedford Mills Remai: Open, However, Striker Claim Gains.

NO SPECIAL SESSION TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Governor Holcomb, Connecticut, Ignores Request of Republican State Convention

REPUBLICAN PLEA FAILS IN CONN,   Suffrage Doumed as Governor Balks on Special Session

DECLINE TO GRANT WOMEN THE BALLOT   GOVERNOR OF CONNECTICUT IGNORES PARTY CALL.   Piea of Republican State Cenvention te Call Special Session of Legislature Flatly Refused by Execative.

SPECIAL SESSION REFUSED.   Holcomb Will Not Call Connec ticut Assembly to Act on Suffrage.

LATLY REFUSED 10 GALL SPECIAL SESSION   Holcomb of Connecticut. Re jects Plea of Republican Suffragists.   SITUATION IN DELAWARE

BAREFOOT URCHINS SERENADE HARDING   (By Associated Press Leased Wire.)

PAPTURE OF CARRANZA 1S REPORTED BUT THERE (S NNO OFFICIAL ACCOUNT

EXECUTIVE  ORDER ISSUED SUSPENDING APRIL 1ST  All Regulations Relative to Price of Soft Coal.

ENTENTE READY TO FORGE TURK TO KEEP PEACE   LARGE ARMY TO TAKE FIELD.   NAVIES TO GET BUSY AND TURK TO BE TAUGHT HIS PLACE.

MAY TAME THE TURK BY MEANS OF FORCE   SWORD IF NEED BE TO REPLACE THE SOFT WORD.   Supreme Council of Allies Fully  Prepared to Execate Treaty by j  Military Pressare—Troops im Readiness.

THANUE RESISTS GERMAN PLEA FOR MODIFICATION ‘OF TERMS OF PEACE: PACT   Berlin Government Asks Permissiot to Double Standing Army Provided by the Treaty   MILLERAND REFUSES AGREEMENT TO PLAN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY

PREPARED TO USE FORCE IN TURKEY   Allies Are. to Insist .Upor Treaty’ s Execution; ‘Militar Leaders Confer. ©.

Supreme Council Accepts Plan for Use of  Armies; Two Hundred Thousand Troops —  in the Borders of Turkish Empire; Can , Increase If Resistance Develops   TO DISCUSS GERMANY TO-DAY

Supreme Couneil Discusses Coltposilion of Military, Naval and Aerial Commissions in Ottoman Empire, Also Gives Tis Appreval to Supplementary Naval Plans,

READY 10 USE FORCE ON TURKEY   ‘Allies to Put Treaty Into Effect Very — Promptly   200,000 Troops Now _ Within Turkish Empire   Supreme Council Als Considers Relations With Germany

WOULD USE FORCE IF NECESSARY   Allies Fully Prepared to Execute the Turkish Treaty.   COUNCIL ACCEPTS FOCH’S PLAN

ALLIES READY 10 EXECUTE TURKISH TREATY BY FORCE   200,000 Troops are Ready if Resistance Develops   DOCUMENT NOT COMPLETED

READY TO FORCE TURKEY BY ARM   Allies Now Have 200,000 Troops in Empire   France and Britain Will Try to Agree on German Terms Today

NITTI DEFENDS HIS COUNTRY’S MONEY POLIC'   Says Propagandists Have Injured Standing of Italy.

Allied Armies To Make Turks Falfill Treaty   Military Force Prepared t Compel Compliance If Found Necessary

COUNCIL AGCEPTS PLAN OF MARSHAL FOC   200,000 Allied Troops in Sultans’ Empire Can Be Increased.   NAVAL SCHEME OUTLINED BY ADMIRAL BEATTY  :   Mandatory States Will Be Cut Apart From Turkey for Future Disposal.

MILITARY FORGE TORE EMPLOYED   To Execute Turkish Treaty If It ls Necessary   PLANS ARE APPROVED   Program is Submitted by Marshals Foch, Wilson and Badoglio to Supreme Council— Naval Plans Also Approved. Treaty will be Ready Today for Discussion

ptm senna tere Better et ster mBaieatgrenintcthecn recess tte rats a hip eae ninsenh Rendon “SAN ee preneny enggnpen eee ee eee  CLEVELAND BACKERS CAN SEE NOTHING 10 IT BUT CLEVELAND   Three Days of Plucking Feathers from the Robins Made the Indians Determined To Pick the Bird Clean Today and Have It Over With.

CLEVELAND BACKERS CAN SEE NOTHING T0 IT BUT CLEVELAND   Three Days of Plucking Feathers from the Robins Made the Indians Determined To Pick the Bird Clean Today and Have It Over With.

: bo il ti alae ei  Man Held in Connection With Bo» tion Murder Beats Head Against Cell Bars.

REGISTERED POUCH STOLEN,   $12,000 in Currency Part of Loot Se« eured hy Thieves.

THIEVES GOT TWELVE THOUSAND IN CURRENC)   Registered Mail Pouch En Route From Cincinnati to William. son Was St0len.

BOSSES CONTROL ne CONVENTION   Golden Promises, Jobs and Purses, Lure Delegates and” Permit Playing of Game.   PENROSE CHIEF FIGURE

WOLTERS WILL NOT RECOMMEND TROOP REMOVAL AT PRESENT   Governor’s Secretary Arrives at Galveston to Look Into Situation.

Women Factory Workers Wage Is Fixed At $16   Minimum Pay of $14 fo Beginners Also Set by  Commission.

CHICAGO SENDS OUT APPEAL FOR NURSE   Over 10,000 Cases of “Flu” Anc  _ New Cases Developing at  Rate of 2,000 a Day.

CHICAGO CALLS FOR NURSE HELF   MORE THAN TEN THOUSAND CASES OF THE FLU ARE NOW REPORTED,

VDC SAYS TRADE CM PAGIFY FUROPE   Believes Re-opening of Commercial Relations Greatest Factor for Peace   BRITISH SAID TO HAVE RESUMED RELATIONS   ENGINEER RETURNS WITH $8,000,000,000 CONTRACT AND VAST RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS  }  IN. HIS POSSESSION.

W. D. Vanderlip Secures Contract for Big -Purchave.   §,000 LOCOMOTIVES INCLUDED   Soviet Seeking Trade Here, New York Financier Says.

TORNADO'S DEAD NOW 59   Injured ‘at Beggs, Ok. 150 With Several Not Expeeted to Sar. rive.

ULTIMATUM 10 STRIKERS   De la Huerta Deelares Government Will Take Charge ff Minex Are Net Returned.

PUTS BLAME ON GEN. HARTS   Brigadier General Harbord Says Baker Could Order Him Tried for A. E. F. Prison Cruelty.

RUSS MOBILIZE WORKERS TO G0 TO THE FRONT   First Day of Mobilization Produces Three Quarters of Required Number   BOLSH BATTERIES STATIONED ON GERMAN SOIL FIRE ON  POLES, REPORT.   1

CATION OL ANS  RE LAID      State Is Grouped Into Divisions in Charge of Engineers.

“NICKY” ARNSTEIN, WANTED WW BOND THEFT, SURRENDERS   Federal Judge Knox Adds $25,000 To Bail Bond Of $75,000 Fixed For His Freedom.   VISITED BY ACTRESS WIFE

FORECAST FROM STATE CAP. ITAL IS FOR ONE-THIRD  . ‘OF TOTAL   Chief Interest Is in Republican Primaries Where Contests Are Numerous   Local Campaign in Various Counties and Cities Bring Out a Big Vote Today

PREDICT VOTE OF 200,000 IN STATE   Chief Interest Is in Republican Primaries Where Contests Are Numerous   Local Campaign in Various Counties and Cities Bring Out a Big Vote Today

WARNING GIVEN YOUNG MAN OF BOMB OUTRAGE   Stranger Who Met Him on Train Advised Him to Keep Away From Wall Street   TOLD HIM OF A PLOT   Check Up of Securities Show: That Between $300,000 and $100,000 Stolen

GIVEN WARNING ON TRAN 10 BE AWAY FROM WALL STREEI   Resident of New Jersey Town Given Warning by Fellow  Passenger on Tube Train.   BELIEVE FISCHER THE MAN   Brother-in-Law of Former Clerk to French Commission Believe Telepathy Gave the Dope.

MARINES - OBEYED ORDERS, ACQUITTED   Officer Who Ordered Sum mary Executions Said : to Be Insane.  7

‘WHY HAITIAN CAPTIVES SLAIN   Prisoners Were Execeted on Orders of Officer Who Waa Found ( to Be Ineane,

‘ORDERED TO KILL PRISONERS   Marine Corps Private in Haiti Did  as Commander Told.

LIEUTENANT WAS INSANE?   Mevt © Commandant Offers Explanation of Haitien Execution.

ALL EFFORTS — 10 ELECT CLYDE HERRING GOVERNOF   The Democrats Want Him in the Ex. ecutive Chair and Will Strive With Might and Main.

OWA DEMOCRATS PLEDGE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION   Purify State House, Cut Down Departments, Are Plans.

A. DEMOCRATS SET ON PLACING HERRING AS GOV   Will Wage Unusual Cam paign For Des Moines Man.

CC CLL A ACC AL CLL O LE ACA TC eC CT ~~ Ml arse aaa eae  48-ERS BOLT THIRD PARTY   Split With Labor Leaders on ~~ Platform; Radical One Adopted. —   TWENTY-FOUR HOURS : OLD   ?  La Follette Outline Overwhelmingly Voted Down and Original Labor Document Is Adopted by Acclamation.

8-ERS BOLT THIRD PARTY CONVENTION   Split With Labor Leaders on Platform; Radical One Adopted. _   La Follette Outline Overwhelmingly Voted Down and Original Labor Document ts Adopted by Acclamation.

48-ERS BOLT THIRD PARTY   Split With Labor Leaders on  Platform; Radical One Adopted.   La Follctte Outline Overwhelmingly  — Moted Down and Original Labor  ) Document ts Adopted by

48-ERS BOLT THIRD PARTY   Split With Labor Leaders on : Platform; Radical One  Adopted.   TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OLD   J La Follette Outline Overwhelmingly Votad Down and Original Labor  Document Is Adopted by 7 Aereclamatian_

PLATFORM SPLITS NEW THIRD PARTY   Forty-Eighters Bolt the 24-Hour Old Organization.   RADICAL REPORT APPROVED   Convention Votes Down La Follette Outline and Adopts Original Labor Platform by Acclamation —Bolters issue Statement.

POLISH CAPITAL IS MENACED BY BOLSHEVIKS   Defeat of Left Wing C Army Causes Serious Situation.

NEW WAR CLOUD [S FAST RISING   POLAND MAY SUPPLY FURL FOR FRESH OL TBREAR.   ALLIED POWERS ARE INVOLVED   Sigas, Seen at Washington of European Conflict On Broad Seale —Waraaw ia Threatene:!  by the Russians.

French and British Missions Go to. Warsaw to Make Plans for Cooperation in Fighting; Menace to Capital Is Serious ©  ‘ as Bolsheviki Continue a a bay Pe Er SEE pee age ng

WILD CONFUSION AS PRESIDENT FLED   Revolution Swooped Down Upon Mexico City Without Warning.

WILD CONFUSION ATTENDED EVACUATION OF MEXICOCITY   Excited Porters Carried Cuspidor: and Even Curtain Rods

League Baseball  Games ‘  hee ee > >» DD & ~~ ae   Wednesday's Results.

Baseball Results   STANDING OF THE CLUBS.   Wednesday's Results.

Vassar College Girls Tire . of Studies and Stage Three ‘Elopemenis “to Kill Time’   Dainty DarmselS Amuse Selves By Running Off With Lov. ers as Staid Faculty La.  “pients Loss of Romantic Paols

it CAN NOT PLOPE AT WIL!    Recent Escapades of Vassar Col  lege Girls Have Convulsed   the Campus.   BUT FACULTY NOT AMUSED   Pretty Missouri Girl Started the : Trouble Whea She Eloped to New Vork.

HIGHER PRICES FOR BRFAD IN PROSPEC   DECREASE IN ACREAGE PLANT ED TO WHEAT MAY RESULT IN BOOSTING PRICK

Fifiteen Cent Bread by This Spring Is Predicted by Some —   PRICE NOW ABOVE FEDERAL GUARANTEE      1920 Crop: Will Be Smaller than Yield Last  Vear

Removal of Government Guarantee Expected to Boost Prices of Wheat

FUME WIAY BE MADE A NEW REPUBLIC   Captain dAnnunzio and Fiu man Assembly Planning Fo: An Independent State, Ac cording to The Latest Re  norts,

Momentous Events Are Said To Be  Impending at Fiume in Near Future

D'Annunzio and National. ‘Assembly ¢ Decide To Proclaim City —  a Republic,

EVENTS. LOOM AT FIUME   D'Annunzio and National Assembly De eide to Delay Republic Proclamation

8,090 AMERICANS IN GERMANY, ESTIMATED   SOMETHING 15 ABOUT TO POP IN FLUME

HUME ON EVE OF BIG EVENTS   City Will Be Proclaimed a Re public by Captain D’ An. nunzio

SIMS TRIED T0 SWITCH CREDIT   Daniels Says President Wa Back of Bottling Move, Not England.

DANIELS SAYS ‘WILSON PLA      Bold and Audacious” Policy for Navy Is Related to -- Senate Committee.   LED. TO LAYING OF THE ~ BARRAGE IN NORTH SEA   Sinis Disapproved Plan Ther - Attempted to Rob American Navy. of Credit for ~Tts Success.

BOLD NAVAL WAR POLICY WAS URGED BY WILSON   Secretary Daniels Quotes President’ Instructions in Reply to Admira  Sims’ Charges.

COMMITTEE REARS OF WILSON'S WAR POLICY   DANIELS COUNTERCHARGES THAT SIMS HELD BACK EXECUTION OF VIGOROUS PROJECTS,

WILSIN'S POLICY TO CRUSH U-B0KT S GIVEN SENATE   SECRETARY SAYS SIMS HIMSELE OPPOSED AND HELD BACK VIGOROUS PROJECT.   0 OUTLINED BY DANIELS   President Laid Down His Peliey in Person to Officers of Atlantic Fleet Senate Committee Conducting Hearing is Told.

DANIELS LAYS. ou $RAVY PLAN   (U. 8. OREDET OF THE NORTH SEAS BARRAGE:

SECRETARY DANIELS GONTIAUES HIS ATTACK OW SIMS   President’s War Pol. icy for Navy Laid Before Committee   WILSON’S SPEECH MADE PUBLIC

Wilson’s Charge To Navy Revealed At Sims’ Hearing   President Laid “Bold and Au dacious” War Policy Before Officers.

WILGON'S BOLD NAVAL POLIGY   Laid Before Senators by Daniels in Answer to Charges of Sims.

BOLD AND ViGHROUS NAVAL PROJEGT WAS OPPOSED BY SIMS   Held Back Laying of North Sea Mine Barrage, Secretary Daniels Says.   AUDACIOUS POLICY WAS LAID DOWN BY PRESIDENT   Speaking Aboard Plagship Tenmesytvania in August, 1917, He Teld Oilicers He Was Willing to Saerilice Hali Navy Britain ond We Have Together to Crush U-Boats,

Wilson's “Bold and Auda cious’? War Policy Is Laid  Before the Investigation  Committee of Senate,   OFFICERS WERE TOLD TO ABANDON PRUDENCE   Sims Has Attempted to Rob America of the Credit to Which It Is Entitled, Says Cabinet Officer,

Secretary Daniels Testifies to Opposition of Admiral in Laying of Barrage in the North Sea; President Wilson's Policy  to Atlantic Fleet Officers Is Given   ATTEMPT TO ROB U.S. OF CREDIT

AUDACIOUS WAR POLIGY BY NAV   Was Urged by President Says Secy. Daniels  SAYS SIMS HELD BACK   Attempted to Give Credit fo1 North Sea Mine Barrage tc British—Wilson Told Nava. Officers to Disregard Pru. dence and Adopt Bold Vig orous Plan of Action

SIMS ISSHOWN INA BAD LIGHT   SECRETARY DANIELS t SMUEBRCIT FUL TOWARD ADMIRAL.   WILSON’S WAR POLICY BOLD   ADVISED THROWING TRADITION To THE WINDS.

CONVENTION GUE TO OAN FRANGIOGD   Big Offer From Coast Metropolis Wins Democratic Meet.   TREATY MADE 1920 ISSUE   Stand by Wilson Is Praised by the Na. tional Committee—Attacks “Unpatriotic” Senators Who liave Delayed Ratification.

FRISCO PICKED ~~ , BYDEMOCRATS   Liberal Offer of the Metropolis of Pacific Coast Wins Cona vention.   LEADERS RAP TREATY DELAY   National Committee Praises Stand of Wilson and Declares Republican Leadership in Senate Has “Contempt of the Worid.”

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION GOES TO SAN FRANCISCC   Liberal Offer From Coast Metropolis Wins Big Meet—National Committee Indorses Treaty.

Absence From Downtown Of fice Gives Credencé to Wwmore   Govertiors of. Thirteen. States "to Be Presents To Be-~ Most Festive. .

ALVARO OBREGON, PRESIDENT-ELECT OF MEXICO, ILt   However, Inaugural Ceremonies Will Proceed Without a Hitch, It Is Said.

GENERAL OBREGON IS BELIEVED LL IN MEXICO CIT}   Rumors Are Current That “Slight Indisposition’” Is More Serious Than Has  Been Announced.

OBREGON'S ILLNESS SETS WILD RUMORS “AFLOAT IN MEKIC   PRESIDENT-ELECT ‘ABSENT FROM OFFICES—GREATEST OF IN‘  AUGURALS PLANNED

GENERAL OBREGON (OIL, ACCORDING TO DAME RUMOR   CONTINUED ABSENCE OF MEXI. CAN PRESIDENT-ELECT LENDS CREDENCE TO GOSSIP.   Threatened With Pneumonia Few Weeks Ago and Present Indisposition Is Traced to Its Siege.

OBREGON BELIEVED IL: RUMORS DENI   Plans fer Inauguration of Mexican President on December 1. Continue

NOT SERIG@US, HE’S MORE THAN  SPITE DENIALS THAT SICKNESS LIGHT Y INDISPOSED., IS RUMO!   sideat-Elect of Mexico Is Absent from His awntown Office and a Banquet Planned  His Honor Today Is Postponed; Inaugual Plans Are Going Forward.

CHARGED THAT WHITE SOX “THREW” WORLDS SERIES   Many Witnesses to be Called Into uestion — Boarding House ndlady and White Sox Dentist to Quizzed.

LEAGUE HEADS © APPEAR TODAY AS WITNESORS   MORE DETAILS OF PLAD TO “THROW” WORLD’ SERIES TOLD JURY, ~

U. S. IN BIG RUM HAUL   Dry Agents Seize 12 Men and $500,000 Worth of Booze.   Surprise Raid by Major Dalrymple’ Men Exposes $6,000,000 Whisky Ring.

BIG RUM HAUL BY U. S.   PROHIBITION AGENTS SEIZE 12 MEN AT CHICAGO.   Caravan of Liquor Valued at $500,000 Also Captured by Major Dalrymple’s Sleuths.

INDIANA REMAINS DEBATABLE FIELD FOR NOMINEE COX   Apparent Republican’ Lead ‘in Hoosier State May Turn’ - Before: Nov. 2..   , GREAT LABOR CENTERS WILL FAVOR ‘DEMOCRATS   Boss Tom Taggart Comes Into * Higher Regard With People of Community.

Cox’s Best Chance in Middle West Where F actions lrouble the G. O. P

INDIANA COX'S. ST HE LF WES]   Union Labor and Opposition to Esch Bill Favor 7 Him.   REPUBLICANS SPLIT   But Negro’ Vote May Carry .. Harding Through by Small Matority.   Be MAREK SULLIVAN

INOIARA S08 IN DQUET oa MARK SULLIVAN  Republicans Claim ii But He  Says Cox Has Good Chance There  DEMOCRATIC CAND:DATE STRONG WITH UNIONS  furthermore, Factional Fichis      Republicans Claim ii But He Says Cox Has Good Chance There   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE STRONG WITH UNIONS   Kurthermore, Factional Fichis Hurt G. 0. P. Writer Declares in Review -

COX HAS CHANCE 10 WIN INDIANA   HIS ONE BEST BET AMONG THE CENTRAL STATES.   JUTCOME AT LEAST IN DOUBT   Aepablicans Unfortunate in Having a Weak Local Ticket, and Haréing Not’ Very Popalar in His Own Party.

GOV. COX'S BEST  CHANCE IN MIDDLE WEST 1S. INDIANA   Many Factors That Work ir Favor of Victory for the Democrats.   Republicans Are Weakened by Party Factionalism anc Union Labor Opposition,

GERMAN TEXTILE FIRMS MAKE BIGGER PROFIT   Rising Prices of Last Winter Mad More Prosperity Than in the Pre-War Period.

STUDENT DIES IN BLIZZARD   Freezes to Death While on Snowshoe Trip on Mount Monadnock, New Hampshire.

TOLEDO STRET CAR MEN.’ STRIKE; TIE UP SERVICE      Council Faits ta ‘Agree’ to Corinpany’ Demand for Increase; Case x , Baek to: Conrts. 2

STREET CAR SERVICE IN TOLEDO SUSPENDED TODAY   Carmen Strike When City Re. fusea Higher Fare Which Would Bring Wage Raisc.   LONG FIGHT IS EXPECTED

Members of the Council Express Opinion That Fight Will Be o Finish.

TOLEDO AGAIN WALKING   THE STREET CAR MEN'S UNION STRUCK FRIDAY NIGHT.   oh Refused to Approve Increased Fares ta Give Increased Wages —RBuses In Service.

Senator Smoot Announces Re guit of Investigation Into Transfer of Bulletin   PLANS ‘LEGAL PROCEDURE   Report Points to Numerous Abuses by Official Publications of Government

SENATE COMMITTEE  GOES AFTER CREEL   PLANS MADE TO PROSECUTE THE PUBLICITY MAN.   Legal Proceedings by Goverament Recommended as Result of Transfer te Roger Babson of War Peblication.

SAYS CREEL HANDED BULLETIN TO BABSON   Congress Committee Calls for Filing of Suit   Charges ‘“Connivance’—Both Ac: cuse Smoot of Spite

GEORGE CREEL FACES CHARGES   Legal Proceeding Urged for Alleged Misuse and Fradulent Disposistan af Official Bulletin.

URGES LEGAL - PROCEEDINGS   Joint Congressional Printing Gommitiee Makes Report, ,   GREEL AND OTHERS HAMED

A CREEL DEAL UNDER FIRE   OFFICIAL BULLETIN. GIVEN FO. ANOTHER WITHOUT COST.   Now Congressional Committee. Urees Legal Proceedings by  Government Araiust Creel, RR, W.  Babson and Others. -

CREEL THREATENED WITH! FEDERAL SUIT; KIESS MAKES CHARGE   Joins With Senator Smoot in ; Scathing Denunciation of Printing Abuse.

SHARP PRACTICES ALLEGED AGAINST GEORGE CREEL   Senate Committee Charges Grow Out of Disposal of Property of the Official Bulletin.

Babson and Creel in  Big Graft, Is Charg   IMPROPER USE OF FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS AND PRINTING ALLEGED—LIQUOR INTERESTS SAID TO HAVE BEEN FAVORED, GET-RICH-QUICK OIL CONCERNS BOOSTED, IN OFFICIAL MAGAZINES.

Printing Committee ‘Rep: Charges That Bulletin Was S cured By Babson Through  W     10 ae ak Cannan      MANY PERIODICALS STOPPED   Some.Of Aimy and Navy. Journals Blazoned’ Forth © More Elas borate Than Theatrical Public  finns               FOR SELF GLOK GLORIFICATIO’

ROGER W. BABSON IS DRAGGED INTO CASE   Federal Publications Used to Boost Nations’ League, Liquor Interests and Fake Oil Propositions,

~ ON LEAGUE CHIEF POLITICAL TOPI   Republicans Think New York , Man Will Head Cabinet >, Under Harding.   4S BUCH WOULD TAKE UP PROPOSED LEAGUE CHANGES   ‘Would Conduct Negotiations for Modification of Present Covenant.    NWO. BURPRISE TO HARDING   ‘Momines Believed to Have Had Advance Information on the Byreech.

Tatt’s Position on League ‘Disconcerts Democrats Who Honed for His Support

OPERATORS PLEASED AT DISTRIBUTION ORDER:   Think That Extension for Prefer. ential Orders on Open Top Cars Will Be Aid. -

COAL PRIORITY. ‘CONTINUED TO END SHORTAGE   : " oad  ‘Interstate Commerce Com ; mission Gives. Mines Preference for Cars.

EX'TENSION OF PRIORFTY IS ACCEPTED BY OPER APATS      Bicetich: Kant Bianky tae

PRIORITY ORDER IS PLEASING TO MINE OPERATORS      ACCEPTED AS STEP THAT WIL! HELP SOLVE FUEL FAMINE * PROBLEM .   EXTEND ORDER FOR 30 DAYS FROM JULY 2

SEEKING RELIEF IN COAL SHORTAGE   PREFERENTIAL DISTRIBU TION OF CARS CON. TINUED.

OPEN TOP CAR ORDER TO HELF   Coal Operators Are Confident Order of Commerce Commission Will Be Material Aid.  Npncoe aoc Toeaucn

LARGE CADILLAC GOES QVER THE TOP   SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE OVERHEAD BRIDGE SPANNING RAILWAY ACROSS RIVER

CARPENTIER WILL FIGHT IN NEW YORK TONIGHT   Meets Yale Man in Exhibitior 4-Round Bout,

TREAPY TALK CAUSES RIOT.   Four Hurt Doering Fighting at Steel Works tn Braddock,

BROWN CASE TO STATE   Attooney Genera! Alex. Groesbeck Takes Over Investigation.  '   in Personal Charge of Probe Into the Murder of Mount Ciemens (Mich.) Man.

MICHIGAN STATE TAKES BROWN CASE   Attorney General Alex. Groesbeck Takes Over Investigation.   in Personal Charge of Probe ‘#to the Murder of Moygt. Clemens (ic ch.) Man.

NEW MURDER PROBE   MICHIGAN ATTORNEY GENERAL IN CHARGE OF BROWN CASE.   State Officials Start Investigation Into Death of the Mount Clemens Man.

ENGLAND AWAITING FRANCES DECHOION AFC ARDING POLAND   LLOVD GEORGE WH. L CONFFE WITH MILLERAND AND FOCH SUNDAYS

joyd George Insists on Stem  ing Advance of Red Army Inte Poland.   ‘MUCH DEPENDS ON - ATTITUDE OF FRANCE   Population Evacuating Warsaw Press Freight Cars Inte Service.

Whether Allies Interfere Rests Now With France   PParpsinin Ix Neatral

DRITISH TONE IS LESS WARLIKE fOAY MAKE TERMS WITH RUSSIANS   DIRECT PEACE WITH POLAND IS NOW 7 CONSIDERED PROBABLE.   SOVIET. CHIEFS IN LONDON ARE SEEN BY RRITISH GOVERNMENT ANB CONFERENCE MA ¥ END IN AVERTING A FREST CONFLICT,

POLISH CRISIS ~-{S STILL-: ERAV   Lloyd George and ’ French: ‘Premlet WHI, Meet: Sunday. to Discuss: Situation  ge os

TIL GRAVE BUT DBABARIY EASIER   Much, It is Now Held, Will Depend Upon the Attitude of France.   CONFERENCE TO DECIDE ON FUTURE COURSE SUNDAY      Premier Lloyd George and Field Marshal Wilson Will Meet Premier Millerand and Marshal Foch Either at Folkstone or Boulogne.

RUSSO-POLISH CRISIS GRAVE   BUT WAR CLOUD JUST A LITTLE LESS THREATENING.   NO BRITISH-SOVIET RUPTURE   NBGOTIATIONS WITH BOLSHEVIKI STILL GOING ON.   Cenciliatery Amswer to Demands Made by Warsaw Emiscariecs— Mech Depends On Atti. tude of France.

FOR VIOLATING FISH AND GAME STATUTES   Dave Gosnell of Orange Township Pays Fine in One Case and WIN Stand Trial in Other   OGDEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Assbeuimioy  lap uy ‘i FOR TIME,  WHOLESA! VISES LE!      ‘Chica a Chiirges High. ‘Cast to the "Greed of Brokers. . .

HOLD OFF BUYING COAL AT PRESENT HIGH PRICES   IS THE ADVICE OF THE AMWERI.(AN WHOLESALE COAL AaNCRE TATION

ONL PAIGE AWE FOR SLIM   CUNSEMERS wHo HAVE MONTHS SUPPLY ON HAND: ADS Ishp ayy BUY SLOWLY   PPODLIGTION INCREASING   Estimated that 11,500,000 Tons of Coal Will) Be Mined Weekly Until pecember.-—Price anit ee in Middle West.

PLENTY OF SOFT GOAL. REPORT SAYS   Wholesale Dealers’ Associatior Tells Consumers Not to Worry.

PAIGE NOT Th REAGON   WHOLESALE ASSOCIATION ADVISES LESS BUYING FOR TIME.   Ciijeng> Charges High Cost to the Greed of Brokers.

Consumers Should Buy Now Only for Real Needs      Brokers Shown to Have Been Robbing Chicago People

CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION,   But Little Business Transacted Aside Allowing Claims,

CITY COUNCIL IN SESSIO’      Lut Little Business Transacted ‘ Allowing Claims, 

SUFFRAGE SoHE TO BE TAKEN UP TOMORROW   GOVERNOR IS ASKED BY PRESI. DENT WILSON TO TAKE HAND, BUT DECLINES.

InlON MARTIAL LAW   ENGLAND PLANS DRASTIC MEAS URES FOR IRISH PEACE,   Certa’n Areas in Ireland to Be Pu Under Military Control,

IRISH. MARTIAL LAW   ENGLAND PLANS DRASTIC ME. URES FOR TRISH PEACE,      Certain Areas in Ireland to Be Pu Under Military Control.

SLIM SALLE IS GIVEN A RELEASE   q al If None of the Other National League Clubs Make Claim by Waiver Proceas.

SLEEPING GIRL   Intruder Enters Room and Cuts Away The Blonde Tresses Of Ohio Girl.

SLEEPING GIRL LOSES LOCKS TO HAIR THIEI   Intruder Enters Room and Cut: Away The Blonde Tresse: Of Ohio Girl.

see Ge SOF Oe BREESE SB SF  * YOUNG WOMAN HAS HER ’ * HAIR BOBBED BY THEIF '

ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS PROSECUTIONS UNTIMELY IN WIRE TO CLEVELAND   Department Asks District Attorne} for Full Reports on. Con- ° templated Action

IRISH LEADERS RELATE STORY OF SLAUGHTEF   Give First Hand Pictures of Conditions in Ireland Be fore Investigating Commission. oe   KILL SOCIAL AND - ECONOMIC LIFE   Town of Thurley Is Scene of Shooting and Rioting. Inhabitants Remain in Homes.

DESCRIBES SLAVING OF IRISH CITIZENS   Acting Mayor of Thurles Testifies. Before Committee of 180.

IRISH HORROR DESCRIBED BY BYE. WITNESS   Former Senator Would As sume the Gavel in the  , Lower’ Hotise:- ~“  SAYS HE NEVER. DUCKED.   Young, Ingalls, Dahi and Oleor . Are Also’: Being. ~ ‘> Mentioned.

BLACK AND TAN POLICE STREETS OF IRISH TOWNS   MIRST HAND PICTURES OF CONDITION WHIERE  CITIZENS ARE FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM GIVEN COM. MIPTERE. ?   Acling Mayor of, Thurls' Nex Move of British is to Kill So. clal and Economic Life. 1

IRISHMAN TELLS OF BRITISH ATROCITIES   Friend of Republic ‘Testifiie: Before Committec of 100 in Washineton.

MAYOR OF THURLES, IRELAND, TELLS HOW TOWN WAS SHOT UP   Committee Investigating Condi tions in Erin Get First Hand  Informatica.   TELLS OF “BLACK AND TAN”   Mayor Evaded Cordon of “Black and Tans” to Come to America to Testify.

. W. W. INVOLVED -INBOMBING PLOT   ANONYMOUS WARNING OF SCHEME RECEIVED BY OFFICIALS IN CAL{FORNIA CITIES

VARSITY MAN KILLED BY COE   L. P. Kron, Augustan: Senior, Fatally Wounded

AUGUSTANA SENIOR IS KILLED BY POLICEMAN   Luther P. Kron Is Mistaken for Burglar by Officer in Galesburg and I< Shot Dead.

FINE MUSIC AT CHAUTAUQUA   Scenes from Light Operas in Costume Will Be Given By the Montague  Light Opera Singers.

SUPREME COURT . MAY CET BIL   Labor Board May. Turn Over Esch-Cummins Transportation Act to High Tribunal.   MANY:. DISPUTES -<ARISE

RAIL LAW TO SUPREME COURT   U.S. High Court May Inter: pret Esch-Cummins ot

INTERPRETATION OF ACT MAY BE ASKEL   SUPREME COURT 1S EXPECTED TO GET QUERY As TO ESCHCUMMINGS BILL.

SUPREME COURT WILL INTERPRET RAILWAY AC]   Esch - Cummins Transporta. tion Law Leaves Wage . Disputes in Doubt.

Council of Ambassadors De: cides Soviet Government Controls Societies.   TAKES NO ACTION ON PROTEST OF GERMANS   American Places on Commis sions to Be Filled Until  U, S, Ratifies,

WILL DRIVE OVERLAND   Supt. H. P. Smith Will Arrive Here _Next Week From Newton, lowa .

WILL DRIVE OVERLAND   Supt. HL 2. Smith Will Arrive Hert - Next Week ‘From Newton, Tawa ‘

DEPARTMENT TO SEIZE SUGAR   WANT TO GRAB THREE MILLION POUNDS AND SELL IT AT COST, °

YANKS BESIEGED IN NEAR EAST   Among Those Facing Bullets and Famine at Adana is Quincy Woman.

PARTY BESIECED SINCE JUNE 20   French Troops Fought Way Forward in Attempt to Rescue But Are Driven Back   Several Bay State Men and Women Members of Com-

Fighteen - Workers’ for Reliet Commission. Are Besieged in Adana, While French Troops. Try to Reach Them   Moslems -Encircling ‘the Cit; Make Raids At ‘Night: “En. - tire Place Raked: by Shots: Danger of .Faniine- Loom:

” WORKERS _ ~ BESIECED   BY TURKS :IN:.. ADANA “ASIA MINOR, SINCI JUNE 20.   Relief. Commission Hemmed  in- by ‘Followers of the Turk __ ish National .Leader—The French ‘Troops Kill Maiy Wek

TURKISH = BULLETS AND FAMINE ARE PERILS FACED IN FAR NEAST   Plight of Relief. Workers in Adana s Told by Member of Party Who Escapes   Railways Are Demolished and Supplies Cannot Be Sent to Beleaquered City

AMERICAN RELIEF WORKERS. SHOWERED BY TURK ULES   French Troops, in Attempt to Cut Through Turkish’ Lists: to  Rescue Besieged Americans Twice Have Been Thrust. : .  ' . Back With Severe Losses.

AMERICANS IN. ASIA MINOR IN FAMINE DANGER   Relief Workers Under Turkish Fire at All Timse.

AMERICANS ARE SHOWERED NIGHTLY BY TURK BULLETS   Workers on Relief Commission Be sheged af Adana. Since June +) toildines Penonered.

AMERICANS IN TURKEY ARE FACING FAMINE   American Relief Work. ers in Near East Attacked by Turks.

AMERICANS ARE BESIEGED IN ASIA MINOR CIT)   Supplies Scarce; Illinois Wo man Among Relief  Workers.

Ao BEOIEGE It YANKS IN ADANA   American Relief Workers Face  ———_———       KEMAL REBELS TRAP THEM   Miss Adelaide Crane of Quincy, III Among Those Facing Buliets and Famine—French Troops Fight Way to Port.

AMERICANS IN ADANA FACING: GRAVE PERILS   Are Showered Nightly by Turkish Bullets and Are Threatened With Famine.

AMERICAN RELIEF WORKERS BESIEGED BY TURKS IN TOWN 'WHERETHEY AID ARMENIANS

18 YANKEES BESIEGED BY TURKS IN ADARA   Famine and Bullets Peril Relief Workers in Asia Minor.

YANKS BESEIGED BY THE TURKS   sighteen American Relief Work: ers Face Famine and Death. in Adana,    TRAPPED BY KEMAL REBELS   French Troops Have Fought Their Way Through to Nearest Port Twice and Have Returned With Heavy Losses.

Americans Showered With Turk Bullets  U. . Workers in Near East Face Famine  ot dil.  French. Beaten ‘Back With Heavy ane

TURKS IMPERIL AMERICANS IN BESIEGED TOWN   Eighteen Members of Rellef Commission Keep Up Relief Work During Battle

AMERICAN RELIEF ~ WORKERS BESIEGEI   Facing Turkish Bullets at Night and Starvation Also They Have Been Relieved  By the French Forces in That Reocinan

ONT SUIT THEM   POLTEM IANS NO} PLEASED WITH SLOGOESTION OF HOOVEL.,   He ts Too Much of a Business Vian, bividently,

DOW SUT THEM  en ees ee ee ee ee ec POLITICIANS  NOT     PLEASED      POLITICIANS NOT: CPLBASED WITH SUGGESTION. OF HOOVER.

Council of Ambassadors Brings Indictments Against German Subjects and Drafts Note to Accompany Demand

Council’ of Ambassadors Draft Note-to Be Given Head of Peace! Delegation

LIST IS APPROVED.   Allies Approve Number ef German Subjects te Be ‘Extradited,

MEXICAN OFFICER ASSASSINATED BY CANTU'S. SOLDIER:   Commander of Federal Patrc Yacht Shot From Behind on Streets of Ensenada,

MEXICAN OFFICER JOLLED   Commander of Federal Yacht Fired Upon by Party of Gantu Soldiers.

Restoration of Nebraska National Guard to Handle PosSibie Emergencies.  Clergymen to Aid In Drive te Recruit Members of Oraanization.

ORGANIZE NEBRASKA COMMITTEE ON SAFET   need  Citizenship, Churches, Other Inter ests, Behind National Guard Movement.

WIRE WORKERS GET PROFITS   Western Union Telegraph Company Distributes $2,000,000 Among Its Employees Over World.

WESTERN UNION BONUS   Employes Being Pald 54° Per Cent of  been Cadaoev:

sour strength is returning. Cordially and sincerely yours, WOODROW WILSON, Jion, Kobert Lansing, Secretary of State,   llis RiPLy.

SHIP CARRYING  BURNING CARGO  STITT AT SEA   Fails to Reach Californi.  Port and Wireless En Off amd

ro MARCH AGAINST CANT   Mexican Federals Establish Hend.  quarters at Manganilla

HIRE ENGINE IS TQ DISAPPEAR   Boston Does Away With Ap. paratus—To Use Only Hose Trucks.

FIRE ENGINES TO DISAPPEAR   Now From Streets of Boston.   HIGH PRESSURE   System Is to Take Theit Places Soon.

HAVE NO CLEW TO THE MURDER OF COLLEGE LAL   Dartmouth College Siudent’: Body is Found

WEALTHY COLLEGE STUDENT MURDEREL   Robbery Not Motive Of Phila delphia Crime; $900 In Victim’s Pocket.

VARSITY MAN “IS SHOT DEAT   ‘Mystery. Surrounds Killing ; La Dartmouth \ . Student ~

COLLEGE MANS STRANGE DEAT —ANVESTIGATEL      Dartmouth “Student - Found With Bullet Wound in: Head; No Money Taken ~

POLISH-LITHUNIAN ‘PEACE CONFERENCE BROKI UP IN ROW, WAR IMMINEN]

HARDING GOES — AFTER ONE MAN GOVERNMENT   If Elected Pledges “Council of Minds” To Direct Destines of America.

SYSTEM MADE   Harding in Series 0:1 Speeches Enroute Raps Wilson.   QUOTES WASHINGTON   Says Government Must Ex press Will Of People Not Executive.

HARDING CONDEMNS ONE MAN POWER AS INIMICAL TO THE LIFE QF AMERICAN GOVT   Refublican Candidate Addresses Large Crowds In West Virginia and Kenbticokeu Tawne   ROOSEVELT FOLLOWS   Quotes Washington As to Danger of, Permitting One Department to Encroach On Others

COLONEL: E. A. WALL TES IN. SALT LAKE   Well Known Pioneer . Expires After Long Illness; Served in Idaho : Legishiture,

ee S00”: -_—E~Ovn——er  WOMEN’S VICTORY—HARDING   Republican Candidate Is Gratified That Battle Is Won.

WOMEN WON FIGHT—HARDING   Candidate Is Gratified That Battle Is Won After Three-Quarters of a Century.

SENATE DELAYS CONFIRMATION OF RAIL LABOR BOARD   LONG DISCUSSION HELD ON MEMBERS APPOINTED RY WILSON...   INVCLYE SHCPMEN   Palmer Makes Public Alleged I. W. W. Appeals to Worieers.

WATT CONFIRMATION OF RAILROAD BOARD   Executive Session is Held by - Senate; Meantime Members of Body Arrive.   DEMONSTRATION PLANNED

HOPE FOR BREAK IN RANKS OF THE GUTLAW RAILMEN   Exposure of I. W. W Plot Expected to Bear Results

Ammunition Stolen to Be sold te  Mexican Military Dut Plot TT. Tentortral 

THEORY ACCEPTED BY BRITAIN   Polson Gas to Be Supreme ‘Weapon of the Next War,   EWS OF GHEMIGAL EXPEATS

ENGLAND PRORIGITD DVESTUFE IMPORTS   ENTRANCE OF MATERIAL DD AMERICA IS OPPOSED BY CHEMICAL EXPERTS.

POIGON GAS 10 BE ‘OUPREME WEAPON (IF NEXT GREAT WAF   Way for Entry of German Dyes Into This Country Has Been Opened.   EXPERTS TELL MEANING BRITISH REGULATION AC)   By Prohibiting Importation for Ten Years England Will be Able to Build Up Her Industry to Point of Complete Independence From Outside.

Britain Prepares for War With Poison Gas Weapons   American Government Chemical Experts Place That  Interpretation on Recently Enacted Legislative  Bar Placed Against Importation of Dye Stuffs Into England.

UEATH DIVER SURIOR AMDED   Steamer Mazatlan’s Crev Tells Details of Accident  to Submarine

JAIN UIE SURVIVORS LANDED   Steamer Mazatlan’s Crew Tells Details of Accident  to Submarine

PROGRESSIVE BUDDHISTS   Of Japan Ask Christians to Use In. fluence tn California Menenene

OLIVE THOMAS FINALE,   Official Finding Announced, Today As Accidental Death,

PROVEN THAT OLIVE  THOMAS'S DRATR Was  PURELY ACCHHENTAL   {By the United Prees)

"WEDNESDAY AT THY MINES   Decide Death = Of Olive Thomas Was Accidental

POLIGE LOOK iNT BASEBALL FAKE   False Report About New York Team Made to Manipulate Bets.

BOMBERS WORK IN GENOA ITALY   REPORT STATES SOME DAMAGE WAS DONE, BUT NO CASUALTIES RESULTED.

INCOME TAX 15 APPLIED TO MEN IN ARMY OF NAV   Forms For Reporting Income: May Be Obtained From Collector Klepper.

PROMOT!     1MOME OWNING.   Elwood Tin Plate Campany” Make: Droposition to Its Eniployee

PROMOTING HOME OWNING.   Eiwood Tin Plate Company Makes Proposition to Its Employees.

Brazil Awaits French _ Aimon Captive Ships  Before Offer to U.S.

BRAZIL POSTPONES OALE OF VESSELS   Kermit Roosevelt Said to Bi Negotiating for 45 Hun Ships.

BAPTISTS VOICE PEACE HOPE   Appeal to Harding to Bring Nations Together—Pledges Support and Co-operation.

GOOD PROGRESS IS MADE IN THE FIELDS   FARMERS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF GOOD WEATHER TO GET CROPS PLANTED

CLAIM THE OUTPUT 1S OFF BUT LITTLE IN ALABAMA FIELD   Operators Claim 15 Per Cent Less Than Normal Output Is Caused by Car Shortage.   12,000 COAL DIGGERS OUT   In Pennsylvania Important Mine: Are Closed As Result Wilson’s Refusal on Wage Plea

ALABAMA COAL COMMISSION TO EXTEND SCOPE   Plans to Inquire Into All Fea tures of Mining Industry in _ Alabama Coal Fields Re  garding Strike.   OPERATORS AND MINERS’ STATEMENTS CONFLIC’   Owners Claim’ Only 6,506 Men~Are Out, While Strik ers Insist That More That 17 N00 Have Out.

PACKING CONCERNS BLAMED.   Colver Says Five Companies Caused High Cost of Living,

Republicans Admit Veterans Greatly Interested in League of Nations.   DECIDE TO PARTICIPATE IN POLITICS AS INDIVIDUALS   Later May Throw Four Million otes as Organized Body, ,

SOLDIER VOTE INDEPENDENT   BOTH BIG PARTIES CONFESS FAILURE TO CORRAL THE “ EX-SERVICE MEN

SOLDIER VOTE NOT HARNESSED   POLITICIANS ADMIT THEY DID NOT SUCCEED IN LANDING VET: ERANS* THIS YEAR—®=XPECT UPHEAVAL IN FOUR YEARS,

Both Parties Admit Inability t Control Former Service Meh.   STRONG BID FOR SUPPORT   Nothing is Left Undone to Ge Soldier Expression on Leaque issue.

N. Y. NOW CENTER OF BIG STRIKE   Passenger Schedules on One Line Cancelled—From Pittsburgh West Strikers Are Losing Strength, Reports Show.

‘OUTLAW’ UNIONS LOSE STRENGTH IN CENTRAL STATES   , ee COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF PASSENGER TRAFFIC THREATENS NEW WOR IC   FIRST BREAK SEEN   Railroad Entering Chicago Lifts Freight Embargo, Men Return,

EAST 1S CENTER ~OFNATION Bic RAILWAY STRIKE   FRESH ADDITIONS TO RANKS OF THE OUTLAW UNIONS ALONG ATLANTIC.

ATLANTIC AREA BECOMES RAILWAY STRIKE CENTER   Fresh Additions to “Outlaw” Unions Along Eastern Seaboard Threaten Complete Traffic Tie-up   REPORTS BEAR OUT PREDICTIONS OF BROTHERHOOD AND ROAD OFFICIALS

ENTENTE TO MEET GERMANS AT SPA   Allies Hope to Put End to “Bargain. _ , ine” Over Peace Treaty—Iitaly’e Attitude in Doubt

IENTENTE WILL MEET THE GERMANS AT SPA   Allies. Hope to Put-End To “Bargaining” Ove Peace Treaty—Italy’s Attitude in Doubt. —

JUDGE E. M. SWAN   Unanimously Endorsed, -For Judge oi Appellate Court By the Bar of Spencer County.

CONFERENGEGALLED   MINERS SEEK To CONF ER: WITH : CMB OPERATORS.           : sa ners Sid to te Wile ne This Tine, 

DUNFERENGEGALLED   MINERS SEEK TO CONFER - WITH THE OPERATORS.   Twenty Thousand Miners Said to be ites oun s8 Idle at This Tine,

HANOVER CASES ON ADAMS COUNTY LISI   Edward Miller Expected to Face Court Next Week— Null Damage Suit on Civil Docket.

LONG LIST OF CRIMINAL CASES   Scheduled to Appear at Novem ber Court Term Next Week.   INTENT TO MURDER CASE   John Fletcher, Local Colored Resident. Faces Serious Charge. Henry Bigalow May-Appear Also.

San Francisco, July 5.-Forty first bal lot totals, Official: McAdoo 458; Cox 497 1-2: Palmer 15: Davis 57 1-2.   First Vote For a Woman

PALMER PULLS CUT OF RAGE   Governor Cox Regains Lead on the 39th Ballot,   WAGES CONTEST WITH McAD00

DETAILS OF DEMO DEADLOCK   M’ADOO AND COX FIGHT IT OUT AS PAT MER RELEASES SUPPORT   DEMOCRATS HEADING STRONG FOR RECORD OF 46 BALLOT! ESTABLISHED AT BALTIMORE EIGHT YEARS AGO. FOLLOWERS OF LEADERS CONFIDENT.

AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT NOT YET DESPAIRED OF   Communications Conference Will Grapple Again Today With German Cables.

Russians and Japanese Hostilities Are Ceased in Vladivostok Distric

Russo-Japanese Hostilities Cease May 25; Commission to Arrange Armistice Arrive:

Hostilities Between Russians and Jap:   Ceased May 25—Arrival of Russo Japanese Armistice Conmiissior Reported.

MINGD COUNTY, W.VA, UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Battalion of 480 Men Is Sta: tioned in Mine District to Maintain Order

MARTIAL LAW IN MINING DISTRICT      Federal Troops Ordered to West Virginia to Maintain Order.

MARTIAL LAW IN MINGO COUNTY   Three Conpantes of Soldiers Billet. ed in Willlamsun, West Virginia

MARTIAL LAW IN MINING DISTRICT   STRIKE ZONE IN WEST VIRGINIA GUARDED BY TROOPS

TROOPS ON GUARD IN MINGO COUNTY   Martial Law‘Proclaimed When Bloody Battles Have Raged ‘at Mines.

WEST VIRGINIA COUNTY UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Battalion of Federal Trops Frow Camp Sherman in Control

PEOPLE CONCERNED   PLSGRT OF LOCAL UTILITIES 1 hi. ARIAW AS SER OT s.

PLEGRY GF LOCAL UTILITIES I REGARDED S65 SERIOUS.   * sentient Is for ap Immediate 22 Thervugh Eejusvenxtvn.

POLAND REJOICES AT PEACE,  News of Armiatice Hecelved Eathualmattonatiw ten Waren w.

ARMISTICE NEWS: CATISEIES po Ft   Fighting Virtually Ceases; Two Generals In In-  dependent Drives.

DE NMARK RE     FUSES ‘TROOPS   Sends Nota to League Saying Sho Will nat Sond Foreas to Armonti —Othors’ May Do Same.

DESERTER MAY GIVE EVIDENCE IN MOSS DEATH   Man Held at Madison Indicates Peters  Was Slayer.

DIRECTS SUSPICION TOWARD PETERS   VanTassel Tells of Leaving Camp Grant.

JAPS EDGE IN ON SIBERIA   Occunation of Vladivostok by Little Brown Men Victailed in Of: : ficial Dispatches,

JAPS OCCUPY VLADIVOSTOK   Control of Railway Taken Over April 1—Three Days Later Movement Into City Began.

JAPANESE TROOPS IN VLADIVOSTOK   Official Dispatches Received in Washington From U. S. Consulate Show Situation   NO AMERIGANS INJURED   Russian Soldiers Escape Inte the Hills; One Hundred Koreans Are Arrested

OCCUPATION OF ~ MUMDIVOSTOK 1S JAPANESE COUP   ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT A BATTLE—NO YANKS’ HAVE BEEN INJURED—JAPS WILI WITHDRAW TROOPS’ LATEF

JAPS OCCUPY CITY   Vladivostck is Taken Over by  WNinnoan Forces

‘RUSSIA TRYING TO OPEN WORLD TRADE   (Rw Associated Press tensed Wire >

CHIE CABINENT OFFICER GETS THE HOOT FOR UPSURPING EXECUTIVE'S POWERS DURING LATTER'S ILLNESS   BIGGEST GARIN OIN BRYAN FATAY ALUNTER

SEC. LANSING QUITS POST BY REQUEST   Wilson Asks Resigna: tion of Secretary of State.

SECRETARY OF STATE RESIGNS FOLLOWING REBUKE BY PRESIDENT   RESIGNATION .~FOLLOWS WIL. SON'S GHARGE THAT LANSING ASSUMED PRESIDENT'S PREROGATIVES.   LETTERS. ARE BITTE   Friction Between, Lansing and Wilson is of Long Standing and Lat. ter Wanted to Resign Long ee Ago — Congress May Investigate.

Secretary Lansing Quits the State Department Upon Request of President.   ‘OFFICIAL WASHINGTON  48 GREATLY SURPRISEE   CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION MAY FOLLOW ACTION   To Devélope the Whole Story of Dif. ferences Between “Official Family” and the White House,

RESIGNATION OF LANSING CAUSES  CH COMMENT   SECRETARY'S RESIGNATION WAS ASKED BY PRESIDENT WLLSON.   Charged the Former Secretary of th: State With Trying to Assume Presidential Prerogative— Polk Acting.

DISCORD HAS ~ LONG EXISTED   President Disapproved of Cabinet Meetings During His Illness--Secretary First Showed Some Independ ence While In Paris.

Bitter Interchange of Letters Took Place, Respiting Finally in President Asking for Secretary's Resignation; Effect of Resignation on Other Members of Cabinet Uncertain—Is Fourth Since President Became i!

crrELT OF GHAR Ih  CARINE ARGUED   Possibility of Other Cabinet Officers Quitting Is Discussed   LETTERS OF LANSING, WILSON MADE PUBLIC   President Charges Secretar of State Tried to Assume  His Powers

E urope ’s Problems 3 Are Political and Social   Britain and Each Coun try in Europe Has Its Own Particular Difficulty.

allt Ih COUNT Aco  aH HED MENAGE   England Now Facing Labor  Government; Movement Grows Fast   PROBLEM BEING GIVEN MUCH CONSIDERATION   Communists In Germany Ir Movement to Socialize  All Industries

Conditions in European Countries   As Viewed by the United Press it Advices From Their Correspondenis at Various Capitals

SOGIAL UNREST , THE BIG PROBLEM IN EUROPE TODAY   The Bolshevik Menace, Aid to Austria, Armenia and Poland, Strikes and Locksuts, Demanding Attention,

CONDITIONS SUMMARIZED   NERAL POLITICAL AND 50. CIAL EXREST AXONG FIRST, _PROBLENS CONSIDERED      ROLSHEVISM STILL REALIZ ED AS DANGER. OTHER OCESTIONS CONSIDERED

Political and Social Condi: tions Are Considered. Alarming   LABOR DEMANDING  MORE EVERYWHERE   England Confronted with Grave Problems of Internal Reforms

DRY AGTS UPHELD IN SUPREME COURT   2.75 Per Cent Beer Is Declared Illegal and Volstead Enforcement Act Is Pronounced Constitutional.   CONGRESS CAN STOP SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR   Justice Brandeis Says Right to Halt Traffic Is Not an Implied Power, But Power Expressly Granted.

PRINCE IS AGAINST KINGS   Albert, Second Son of Belgian Mon arch, Creates Sensation.

PRINCE ALBERT.  MAY DENOUNCE MONARCHISI   Son of Belgian King Is Ex. pected to Advocate °  age

CHE ER v P, ASL: SS MOFORISTS!  Sen Jahn ©... oe Cenldn t Has Fuel

PEACE   BETWEEN U. S., GERMANY AND AUSTRIA CONSIDERED   By Senate Foreign Relations Committee This Afternoon.

UPPER HOUSE I FOR CHANGE ~INDRAFT   LOWER BODY’S RESOLV. TION SHOULD TAKE IN AUSTRIA.

NAMM SSIBSE SHIRTIE DX HERS   oe — 2  PREDICTS ENOUGH . TEACHERS IN ANOTER: YEAR *

 TROOPS ARE ILS: ORDERED Ov   INTEREST IN OUR SCHOOLS   REACHES HIGH MARK PERIOD REPORT SHOWS   FULL CORPSIOF TEACHERS   Predicted By State Superintendent Fer 1921

BADGER EDUCATOR DROWNS   Professor Peary and Wife Lose Lives Near Upper Dells.

MADISON COUPLE DROWNS. AT DELLS   Was. Prominent U. of W. Pro fessor—Bodies Not Yet Recovered.

MADISON PROFESSOR AND WIFE DROWNED AT DELLS SUNDAY   Two-year-old Daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Hobart Frary Left ‘Ornhan hv Tracedv

PROFESSOR AND WIFE DROWN   /Member of Wisconsin University Faculty and Spouse Lose Lives While Svamming.

bUE  HLOR ITA   Death From Bubonic in Pensacola; 23 Out of 24 Cases at Vera Cruz Are Fatal.

Bp L’ BONIC Pi AG U 1D MAY BE IN U.S   One Death from Disease is Believ ed to have Occurred at Pensacola

ANOTHER HOWL FROM "BERGER.  'ndean Taniaaie te “Sinead Aeminet fF.

JAPS 10 WAKE NEW DEMANDS   Name High Commission On Relations  ae  ASKS EQUAL RIGHTS  Claim Issue Is Being “ Contused

CLEMENCEAU’S ELECTION TO PRESIDENCY CERTAIN   French Newspapers Agree Premier ‘Will Bo Elevated to Place of Ohief Preacutive

FAVORITE ola IN THE LIMELIGHT   “Dark Horses” Are Prancing About Chicago Hotels.   CLUTTER UP THE PATHWAY   Charles E. Hughes Seems to Have the Lead on Compromise Candidates in Case a Break from the Leaders Occurs.

——_—_—_——  DARK HORSES ARE PRANCING   Begin to Clutter Up Pathway at the Chicago Conven197.   CHARLES E, HUGHES LEADS   Much Whispered Talk in Corridors of Hotels About Compromise Candidates Who Michi Turn Trick if Break Comes.

DARK HORSES ARE CHAMPING AT THE BITS   Begin to Clutter Up Pathway at the Chicago Convention.   ‘Much Whispered Talk in Corridors of Hotels About Compromise Candidates Who Might Turn Trick if Break Comes.

DARK HORSES ARE PRANGING   Begin to Clutter Up Pathway af _the Chicago Convention.   CHARLES E. HUGHES LEADS   Much Whispered Talk in Corridors of Hotels About Compromise Candidates Who Might Turn Trick if Break Comes,

THE DOUGHBOY A “PLUTOORAT.”      L. Ss. Troops in Occupied Territory Get 7 OO Tarte «a Manth.

RHINE YANKS .GET BIG PAY   Exchange Rates Give American Dough. boys 3,000 Marks a Month-—-More Than German Officials.

Concern: in Greece Caused by Threat of the Big Powers     FURTHER DRASTIC ACTION ——  {Greece May® Lose  Territory Given _ by Treaty   Allies’ Note Causes Consternation in Greece

WILL WITRDRAW FINANCIAL HELP IF KING RETURNS   Allies to Consider Territorial Reprisals Should Constantine Be Enthroned.    PREMIERS WILL MEET AFTER GREEK ELECTION   Prepared to Taken Even Sterner Measures [If Threats Are Ineffective,

PUNISHMENT THREATENED FOR © GREEKS IF THEY VOTE TO RESTORE THEIR DETHRONED KING TO POWER   Supreme Allied Council Says Financial Support Will Be Withdrawn and Territorial Reprisals Will Be Considered; Stand Taken  Causes Consternation in ‘Athens.

GREECE WILL LOSE ~ LAND) AND MIOWIEY TE ~—-BYCKING GRES BAGK   “Territorial Reprisals Will Follow If Plebiscite Results in Former King’s Return.   ALLIES ARE IN STERN MOOD   Supreme Council Rules Financial Support Will Be Withdrawn. Athens Astounded.

ORASTIC ACTION BY THE ALLIES IF ~—EX-KING RETURN   Greece Warned of Przbable Withdrawal of Financial Support.

Withdrawal of Financial Support From Greece Is Threal of Allied Council   Announcement Is Made of Action Tha Will Be Taken. if Plebiscite on Sunday Results in Victory for Constantine.

GREEKS. WARNED AGAINST. RETURN — DF GONSTANTINE   ALLIFS THREATEN WITHDRAWAL OF FINANCIAL AID BEFORE PLEBISCITE

Supreme Council Will Withdraw Financial  Support If Deposed King Is Victorious at Coming Plebiscite; Note Mentions Possible Modification of Sevres Pact   STERN MEASURES THREATENED

VEILED THREAT “1S CONTAINED —INSTEDN NOTE   Entente Will Cut Off Loans and Start Reprisals,  Premiers Warn.

GUPEKS IN CONSTIMUN ATION,   Note of Allied toverameni«a ( ome«  ne tomplete Surprise,

KING’S RETURN TS DISAPPROVED   Britain, France and Italy Sent Joint Note to. Greek Regime

GREEK SUPPORT THREATENED TO BE WITHDRAWN   Allies Prepared to Take Stern. er Measures if Greece Disobevs Sugvestions.

TERN MERSURES IF GONSTANTINE  RETURNS AS KING   Territorial Reprisals as Well as Withdrawal of Their Financial Support.

CONSTEANATION Ta CAUSED IN ATHENG BY NOTE OF ALLIES   Said to Have Come as a Com plete Surprise to Greek Cabinet.   LOSE FINANCIAL SUPPORT IF CONSTANTINE RETURNED   Territory Reprisals Considered in Event Former Ruler is Enthroned —~ Premiers in Accord That Sternest Measures Should be Taken.

TAREATEN GREECE WITH STERNNESS   Allied Nofe on Greek Reign Upset Athens—Their Wishes to Prevail  Mav Revoke Sevres Jreaty.

KING CONSTANTINE’S RETURN TO THRONE OPPOSED BY ALLIES      Financial Aid Will Be Withdrawn Following Action, Says Supreme Council.   PLEBISCITE WILL BE HELD THERE SUNDAY   Note Received in Athens Causec Great Consternation—Cabinet is Surprised.

NAA TIC ACTION fo THREATENEL AGAINST GREECE   ALLIES DECLARE THEY WILL NOT AID GREER FINANCING IF CONSTANTINE RETURNS.

TES   Financial Support Is to Be Withdrawn and Land Grabhbed   BREACH 1S NEAR   FS UNESOAN AD & Bur AREA  €sreeks Will Suffer If King Constantine Is Seated

England, France and Italy Announce They Will Withdraw Financial Support in Even of Constantine’s Return te _ the Throne—Also Threater Territorial Reprisals Shout - Me Be Enthroned.

NOTE OF ALLIES SHOCKS GREECE   Is Complete Surprise to the Greek Cabinet   Including Territorial Reprisals May be Taken if Greeks Register Choice in Favor of Constantine in Plebiscite—Premiers to Meet Again in Fortnicht to Consider Case

OF F000 SUPPLIES OW LA   Greatest Menace to the America:  Food Table ©   Attorney General to Begin Attack o: Wholesalers Immediately. .

Hoarding Food Supplies on Tremendous Scale Menace to American People, Says Clyne

eae IS - CHEERFUL TODAY   ANTICIPATING VICTORY HI IS NOW TAKING LIFE EASY,

EX-REP, LEWIS ENDS LIFE   Georgia Peach Crop Failure and Cot. * ton Glump Blamed for Suicide ef Bank Head.

FENNESSEE'S LOWER HOUSE VOIDS VOTE GN SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN   Scurrying to Prevent Quorum Yesterday Does Not Prevent House from Expunging Record of its Actions When lt Voted 49 to 47 for Women’s Baliot

HUBBY TO KEEP IROUPS AT PORT   SAYS PEOPLE SHOW NO_ IN. CLINATION TO SOLVE SITUATION.

SERMON AIDS SETTLEMENT   Conciliation Commissioner's Plead ings Cause Swift Employes to Return to Work.

URMAKER IN HOSPrraLl         Lamb's Clas Bhinies John MeGraw Por Starting: Altereation

ENRIGHT KILLERS AT LARGE   Forty Suspects Taken in Police  Roundup and Ewamined.

ENRIGHT KILLING REMAINS MYSTER   Chic Police Fear Feud Be tweén Gunmen Will Be Revived.

NOT INTERFERING WITH LAWFUL SALE OF HOPS      T WASHINGTON ERUGTIONS ‘Ss       TO TRY AG

WORK IS STARTED FOR PREVENTION OFHOME BREWING   Officers Are Instructed to Stop Sale of Hops and Malt as Beer Ingredients.

NEW LOW FOREIGN EXCHANGE RECORD IN MARKET TODAY   English, French, Italian Mone; Drop at New York Due to Bad Trade Balance.   UNCERTAINTY REGARDING BUSINESS ABROAD FACTOR   Belgian, German and Austriar Levels Also Show Slump Worse Than ‘in Past.

Polish Deny Rass Claims  Of Entering   Russian War Office Communique Lays No Claim To Capturing Capital   STRONG COUNTER ATTACK BY POLES   Berlin Reports That Russians  Have Advanced 22 Miles Into West Prussia

FATEOF POLISH CAPITAL TODAY ISA MYSTER)   No Definite Word Yet Received That Would Lead to Confirmation of Reports That Russos Had Gained Control.

THAT POLES STILL     * Lalu wane T0081   a  Official Soviet: Communique Does. Not. ‘Mention Captire of: Capital. 3   LACK OF NEWS. FROM  PRAGH CONFERENCE   Russian Pressure Believed . to Be Broken,--~Polish: Troops. ’ \Make Big. Gains: Under ~_ ~~ Pench Leadershin::

RUSSIAN CLAIM OF CAPTURE I ~ BEYOND BELIEF   Trend of the Battle Showed Poles Driving Reds Back  From Warsaw   FIGHTING CONTINUES   Soviet Has Sacrificed Much to Gain Position From  Which to Dictate Peace.

FIRST LEG OF JOURNEY 2.091 NAUTICAL MILES   Entire Distance, From Sali Francisco to Hongkong, 7,616 Nautical Miles; Four Slane Are On Program,

NAVY PREPARES TO SPAN PACH   Two Giant Flying Boat: Will be Employed   ‘WORK NOW UNDER WAY   Proposed Route is from Sar Francisco to Hong Kong China, Distance of /7,61€ Nautical Miles with Stops at Honolulu, Wake Island Guam and Manila. P. I.

'NAVY PREPARING SHIPS   Britain and U.S. Competing for Pac ifle Heaers 

GIANT FLYERS PREPARING 10 CROSS PACIFIC   New York Aircrait Association Reveals Details of Huge . Flying Boats,   MOTORS ARE U. S. INVENTION   Report That Great Britain Plans io Beat America _ to Goal,

NAVY WILL TRY PACIFIC NEXT   TRIP IN AIRPLANES PLANNED ‘FROM CALIFORNIA TO CHINA IN FOUR HOPS

STRINE IN NCW YORK MAY GROW   Transit Workers Quit Yesterday   EXPECT LONG FICHT   A4£4AR AWE LAVIN LAVaiid     Other Unions Showing Sympathy

“BIG SYMPATHETIC STRIKE SOUGHT BY * B.R.T. EMPLOYES   Surface Lines Tied Up Efforts Made to Halt Elevated Traffic

BOMB WITH FUSE BURNING FOUND IN BROOKLYN STATION   Receipt of Warning to Blow Up Grand Central Terminal in New York Causes Extra Guards to Be Posted.

Continue to Maltiply Following Last Week's Fatal Diaaster im Wall Street.

FLYNN DECLARES ACCIDENT THEORY 5 ‘PLAIN BUNK   Declares Explosion Was “Criminal Outrage,” by Anarchists.

ANOTHER DOM {i FOUND IN GOTHAM   PATROLMAN SAYS HE EXTIN GUISHED FUSE WHEN HE FOUND BOMB IN STATION.

FLYNN CERTAIN EXPLOSION WILL BE SOLVED SOON   Investigator Declares Tha Those Responsible Will Be Caught.

THE EXPLOSION ~ YET A MYSTERI   DYNAMITE PACKAGE AT BLEVATED RAILWAY STATIOD   Tig Bomb Found by Poltee Had a Ruse Attached Which Was Bruning —Put Out-by Police,

PACKAGE PICKED ~ UP ONPLATFORM OF ELEVATED R. R.   OWNERSHIP OF HORSE ENTERS GOTHAM PROBE   Tag, Certifying Animal Was Free From Glanders Traced to  Brooklyn Firm.

BOMB ON  ELEVATED   Brooklyn Patrolman Finds Burning Bomb on Platform of Elevated Station and After Putting it Out Takes it to Headquarters.   FURTHER INVESTIGATION OF WALL STREET BLOWUP   Police Find Veterinarian Tag Near Where Last Thursday’s Explosion Occurs and Start Hunt for Owner of Death Wanon Horse.

NEW YORK SLEUTHS UP BLIND ALLEY IN SEARCH FOR BOMBERS   Explosive Package 1 Found in Elevated : Station.

STILL SEEK TO . SOLVE MYSTERY   Package of Dynamite Is Fourid at Brooklyn Elevated Station

BOMB SCARES — KEEP POLICE ON THE JUME   New York aid Vicinity in Tur moil of Excitement--New % Clue in Probe.   MYSTERY OF DYNAMITE

NCW YORK BOM  ~ PLOT DEEPEN   DYNAMITE FOUND IN ELE. VATED STATION   Clew To Ownership of Horse Which Drew “Death Wagon” Found.

POLICE PUT OUT BURNING FUSE OF DANE IN ARANK’N   lafernal Machine Was on Piatform of Reed Avenue Elevated Station   FINS TAG FOR THE HORSE   Finding Health Department Tag Issued to Ice Cream Co.” Causes Investigation as to Ownership af Animal

LIGHTED BOMB IS DISCOVERED AT BROOKLYN “W”   Horse’ s Tag Is Found in Vicin ity of Wall Street Dis  mata

ANOTHER. MYOTERY CUSED BY FINDING Of BROOKLYN BOMB   POLICEMAN PICKS UP PACKAGE AND RNTINGUISHES FUSE PREVENTING DAMAGE,   LEFT IN ELEVATED STATION   Detectives Investigating Wall Street Explosion Report Good Clue as to Owner of Horse

EXPLOSION "REMAINS MYSTERY   3omb With Fuse Lighted Dis covered Today on N. Y. Elevated Road.

ANOTHER NISTERY CONFOUNDS POLICE   DYNAMITE PACKAGE IS FOUND IN ELEVATED. STATION - AT NEW YORK.   EXPLOSION (5 UNSCLVE!   In Addition to Bomb Discovery, Other Explosion Scares ~ Develop.

DEATH DEVICE I FOUND IN NICK OF TIME IN NEW YORK   Infernal Machine Witt Fuse Burning Taken From ‘L’ Station.

Prompt Action Prevents Catastrophe When Officer Discovers Dynamite Package with Burning Fuse   POLICE UNCOVER NEW CLEW IN WALL STREET BLAST CAUSE INVESTIGATION

CHICAGO GIVES CLUE; DYNAMITE STOLEN THERE   Theft of 150 Pounds May be Connected With the New York Explosion

FIND DYNAMITE IN ELEVATED STATION   New York Police Also Find Original Owner of Horse Drawing Romb Wagon.

EXPLOSION PREVENTED BY “COP”   Explosive Had Been Placed on Platltorm ot Elevated Station—Tag on Horse Killed in WallSt. Identified.

PLACED. IN’ PAIL OF WATER   Establish. Identity’ Of Tag Fouhd Near Horse Which Was Attach: ed To Wagon Believed To Have Been Center Of Rinct   HORSE WAS SOLD THREE TIMES

A LISHTED BOMB FOUND TODAY ON N.Y. ELEVATED   Another Clue in Form of Health Tag Found in Wall Street.

POLICE REPORT ANOTHER BOMB FOUND THIS A.M   Was On Platform of Flevated Station In Brooklyn and Was Burning.   ANOTHER CLUE §N WALL ST.   Was Health Certificate For : Horse—Dynamite Stolen in Chicago.

PCLICE FOUND BOWB JUST IR NICK OF TIME   Quick Work By Patrolmai Prevented Another New York Horror Today.

POLICEMAN FINDS ~ _ BOMB IN BROOKLYN  ELEVATED STATION   Package, Containing - Explosive With Fuse Burning ' Taken . -to Headquarters   IDENTIFY HORSE ATTACHED TO NEW YORK DEATH WAGOK   Find Tag Showing Horse Be. jonged to Ice Cream Firm.

FIND DYNAMITE PACKAGE WITH   Patrolman Prevents Blowing up of Brooklyn Elevated Station.   BOMB TAKEN TO POLICE STATION INMANHATTAN

NEW YORK POLICE SIFT EVERY GLUE WITHOUT RESULT One Week of Investigation of Bomb  Explosion Falls To Bring Pesuits .

NEW EXPLOSION PLOT UNEARTHED BY N.Y. POLIG   Package of Dynamite in Brook lyn “L” Station—No Progress on Wall Street Blast of Week Ago.

LEUTHO FREOENTE! NEW MYSTERY BY BOMB FOUND IN “L” STATION   Brooklyn Patrolman Stamps Out Fuse Attached to Package of  * Dynamite at Reid Ave. Depot. Seek: Perpetrator.   FINDING OF HORSE’S TAG SETS POLICE ON TRAIL   ‘Horse Formerly Owned by Ice Cream Company Drew Death Cart, It Is Indicated—Last Owner Sought—Enidemic of Fake Warnings Keeps Publie and Detectives on Edge.

SECOND MYSTERY GIVEN NEW YORK POLICE TO SOLVE   Dynamite Found In Reid Avenue Elevated Station In Brooklyn By Officer   WALL STREET EXPLOSION STILL PUZZLES THE FORCE   Warning That Grand Central Station Would Be Blown Up Proves To Be Hoax.

ND A BOMB __ ON ELEVATED   Police Saved a New Yor! Station   PUT FUSE OUT HIMSELF   Bomb Was Cardboard Cylinder ~ With Fuse Attached—Contained Dynamite.

FIND DYNAMITE ATL" STATION   San Francisco Places Strons Guard Around Postoffice Today

STILL ALL AT — SEA OVER THE N. Y. EXPLOSION   Week of Investigation Has Developed Nothing of Importance Regard ing Origin of Wall St.  Dieactar.

COP SNUFFS OUT BURNING BOMB   Dynamite Package Found at Elevated Station in Brooklyn, —.,      NEW WALL STREET CLUE   Find Trace of Ownership of Horse That Drew Death Wagon. Was Owned by lee Cream Company.

ANOTHER BOM IS FOUND IN BROOKLYN NEW CLUE UNEARTHED TO BIG EXPLOSION   Infernal Machine , Discovered or Elevated Station Platform; Package: of-Dynamife:: +

NEW BOMB. FOUND IN HE YORK BURNING BY PATROLMMAN TODAY   He Extinguished Fuse Before it Exploded—Reed Avenue Elevated Station Scene  Of the New Attempted Out rave.

New York Policemian : Sniiffs Fuse and. Prevents Tragedy ~—New Clew Fouiid.to Big Dynamiting in Wall Street   Financial’ District > in. San Francisco: Wartied of Explosion, Is Closely Watched to Prevent Further Outrage

FIND DYNAMITE BOMB WITH BURNING FUSE IN BROOKLYN TODAY   Patrolman Finds Package of Dynamite and Burning Fuse—Puts It Out.

FIND DYNAMITE IN STATION OF BROOKLYN “L”   Package of Explosive Starts New Bomb Mystery in New York.

BOMB ON ELEVATEE TRACK    N. Y. Anarchists Appear to Be Stil Active--Fuse Extinguished Before Damavce.

So SN RN  Packave of Explosive’ Was Ready io Fire When Cop Found Tt on. - Platform

DISCOVER GLUE IN EXPLOSION GASE   Quanity of Dynamite Stolen September Fifth.

BOMB DISCOVERED IN ELEVATED RR. STATION   Policeman Finds It Just in Time to Put Out Lighted Fuse and Ston Explosion

NEW YORK HAS  ANOTHER SCARE   Palice Find Package of Byna mite In The Reed Avenue Elevated Station,

DYNAMITE FOUNG BY POLICEMAN 1N ELEVATED STATION   Another Mystery Confronts In: vestigators Before First is Solved.   LATEST EXPLOSION CLUE LOOKS GOOD, FLYNN SAYS   Anonymous Warning That Grand Central Station in New York Was to be Blown Up Yesterday Caused Scare but Nothing Happened.

DYNAMITE WITH FUSES BURNING FOUND IN N.Y.   Patrolman Puts Out Burning Fuse on Elevated Station Averting Explosion   MAY BE PLOT LINK   Officials May Be Able to Trace Horse Which Drew Death Wagon

PICK UP DYNAMITE BOMB IN NEW YORK ELEVATED STATION   Policeman Stamps Half Burned Fuse From Big Package of Heavy Explosive.   FIND ONE NEW CLUE IN WEEK OF INVESTIGATION   Tag Showing Some Horse Did Not Have Glanders Found Near Explosion Site.

VICTIM OF PARALYSIS   Mrs. Elizabeth Knite Passed Away At Her Home Near Mellott Thursday

TESTED AND PROVEN   There ty a Heap of Soluce in Be. Ing Able te” Depend Upon a Well-Earicd ieputation

Tested And Proven   There fs a Heap of Selave in Ba.  lay Shle to Depend Tpew Well-Earned Kanetatlon

AUTHORITIES TAKE MAY DAY PRECAUTIONS   FEDERAL, STATE AND CITY UNIT. ED AGAINST VIOLENCE.   1500 RADICAL SUSPECTS ‘TAKEN IN CHICAGO   Three Mass Meetings Were Planne  By thet, W. W., Socialists and  Russians of That City For © Today.

MANY POLICE WATCH MAY DAY   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN IN CHICAGC AND MANY OTHER LARGE CITIES AGAINST POSSIBLE OUTBREAKS,

OFFICIALS PREDICT VIO LENCE WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED 3   POLICE CAUTIOUS   Disorder at ‘Ghetto eeu in  Chicago Is Onelled.

POLICE ROUND UP MANY “REDS Hl GHICAGY   Herd Radicals to  Prevent Acts of Violence; Patrol Streets and Guard Buildings.   PRECAUTIONS IN ALL CITIES   Machine Guns Posted in Boston; Federal, State, and Lbocal Officials on the “Job.”

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES  PREPARE FOR TROUBLE      REPORTS AROUND COUNTRY IN DICARE DAY FILL BE OQUIE

BELGIAN CHAMBER IS FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   All Catholic Members Voted jor the Measure and All Liberals Ex‘cept Two Against It,

IN FAVOR VOTES FOR WOMEN   Beelgian Chamber Places Female Elector’s Age at 21 Years.

LANDIS GETS NOTE THREATENING HIM   FEDERAL JUDGE IS WARNED TO “KEEP D—— MOUTH SHUT” —DOES THE REVERSE, ,

PLATFORM TREASON   FEDERAL JUDGE LANDIS BITTER : AGAINST SOCIALISTS,   After Receiving Warning Note Landis Denounced Radical Elements,

REDS THREATEN JUDGE LANDIS   Noted Jurist Is Warned H: Must Stop Attacks on Radi cals or Suffer-Death. ~   ue 1S NOT WORRIED

RADICAL THREAT TO JUDGE LANDIS   Warned to “Keep Your Mouth Shut” Concerning Certain Charges.

UDGE L GETS THREAT   Warned on.. Attitude te  Radical Movement nr or a

LANDIS (5 WARNED TO STOP SPEECHES   FEDERAL JUDGE IS THREAT. ENED FOR ATTACKS ON RADICALS,

LANDIS DEFIES  “REDS TO MAKE “THREAT GOOD   Hopes to. Live Thirty More Years to Fight Against  Pea dtantioes

JUDGE LANDIS SPEAKS AFTER THREATENING NOTE   ‘Federal Jurist Warned to Keep _ Mouth Shut Concerning Radical Movements.

MAKES: SAARP REPLY “10 I1   “ig Saya He Intends to. Fight ‘Radicals eas Long as He Lives—Charges  ” Them With Treason

FEDERAL IUDGE LANDIS BITTER AGAINST 'SOCTALISTS,      ‘Denounsea Radical Elements,

Warned in Nete at Indianapolis te “ Desist in Attacks On Radix eal Movements.

HUGHES SCORES WILSON REGIME      Administration Deserted Sound  Statesmanship in Peace Policy, Judge Declares.

HAS FORFEITED CONFIDENCE   Democracy Guilty of Mach Blunder. Ing Says Huoche«<.

BEGIN ACTIVE WORK ON HOUSING RELIEF   CITY TO FIND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 150 WOMEN STUDENTS   WILL OPEN 10 HOUSES   Details Placed in Hands of Committee of Five at. Last Night’s Meeting   Members Will Work in Cooperation With the University. Housing Committee _

BEGIN ACTIVE WORK ON HOUSING RELIEF   CITY TO FIND ACCOMMOQDATIONS. FOR 150 WO! :  STUDENTS   Details Placed in Hands of Comtmittee of Five at. ; Night’s Meeting :   Members Will Work in Coopers tion With the University : Housing Committee

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO TOBE WITHHELD BY Ug   Pressure Brought Fo Bear Bi  : Business Intcrests.

U § WOULD HAVE ~WMEXIGD EXPLAI   EXACT EFFECT. OF PROPERTY “LAW DESIRED BEFORE - - RECOGNITION.

MEXICO NO NEARER RECOGNITION THAN COME WEEKS BACK   GOVERNMENT WILL DEMAND DIS POSITION OF ARTICLE REGARDING FOREIGN PROPERTY.

RECOGNITION 1a NOT MUCH NEARER   Will be Withheld Until Mexico Has Made Clear Effect to be Given to Article Twentyseven of Constitution.

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO IS NOT VET PRARARLE   Until Mexico Makes Clear Effect to be Given Article 27 of Her Constitution.

UNITED STATES 10 RECOGNIZE MEXICO   ON CONDITIONS RELATING TO ABTICLE TWENTY-SEVEN.   State Department Announces if Or eration ef Lawe Is Made Retreactive Camnot Accerd Recognition.

PRESSURE BY “INTERESTS “1S OF NO  AVAIL   No Group of Corporations or Individuals Can Hasten Action Toward Southern Republic. s Ultimatum.   RECOGNITION IS NOT NEAR, IS INDICATION   The Effect of Article 27 of  - the Constitution Relating to Property Must Be Made Clear. Capital Savs.

NFMANNS MEXICO DEFINE. POSITION   vv. Ss. WILL NOT RECOGNIZE  }  GOVERNMENT UNTIL PROP ERTY PLANS ARE STATED.

OFFICIALS DEFINE ATTITUDE TOWARD WEXIGAN REPUBLIC   Article Of Mexican Constitution Is Hindrance To Early Recognition.   ee IN QUESTION RELATES TO PROPERTY   Whether U. S. Recognition Wil Pe Accorded Before December Is Undetermined,

MEXICAN RECOGNITION I$ WITHHELD BY U.S   State Department Demands Article 27-of Constitution . Bt ‘Cleared Up

Blackmailer Gets Pardon For Xmas   MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM PRISON, AND LATER SURRENDERED, IS FREED.

MEMORY OF KING VICTOR EMMANUEL I STIRS TTALIANS   Imposing Processions in Rome: Thousands Gather to Hear Speaking at Monument.

FEAR MAY-DAY DEMONSTRATIONS OF ANARCHISTIC NATURE IN N. Y.      ivery Precauticn Is Being Taken to Guard City’s Residents and Property—William J. Flynn Conferred With New York Lieutenants—Prominent Citizens Have Been Warned—  Mails and Express to Be Closely Watched.

N. Y. Police and U. 8. Men Prepare to Prevent May Day Murders. '   MAILS TO BE UNDER. CAREFUL INSPECTION

FAIL 10 COMPLETE SELECTION OF JURY INNEWBERAY TRIAL   Two Cases of Influen za in the Panel Halts Progress   MAY RESULT  IN MISTRIAL

INFLUENZA IN ~ GRAND RAPIDS ~ RETARDS SPEED   Mark T. McKee Is One of Victims of the  Plague.

NEWBERRY dui NO! GUMPLETE!  i L   ‘Attorneys for Both Sides Worried Over Possibilities of Mistrial if Influenza is Not Checked. .

NEWBERRY JURY NOT COMPLETED   Two Cases of Flu in Panel: Third Man Excused  RECAIISE NE CIPYNECS   In His Home Town Which Threatens His Business Interests—Twelve Seats Again Tentatively Filled and the Court will Endeavor to Complete List Todav.

NOTICE FOR PUBLIVATION—ISOL ATED TRACT. PrRITO PFaxtth GQartr Rr

BACK PAY FOR RAIL MEN   Employees of the Pennsylvania Sye. tem Get $23,000,000 Ordered by Labor Board.

RAILROAD MEN GET BACK PAY   Pennsylvania Employees Receive $23, 000.000 Retroactive Wages.

NONPARTISANS CAUSE PART OF . MIXUP IN COLO   WITH STRENGTH FROM DEM RANKS : THEY WILL GIVE G. O. P. : HOT RACE

COLORADO CASE GUMPLIGATED BY OENATE RAGES   One Clear Fact ls Emer gence 6f Non-Partisan  paciia.   Many Asking If Movemen Will Die Away as Dic Populists and Others.

RADICAL PARTY BACK IN SADDLE   COLORADO LIVING IN FEAR OF NON-PARTISAN RULE.   HAS POCKETED THE DEMOCRATS   Centennial State in a Woefully Muaddied Political Condition, But With Harding Pretty Sure to Win Out.

COLORADO SAFE FOR HARDING 13 BEST JUDGMENT   But Senatorial Situation Pre sents Complications Only Vote Will Untangle.   NONPARTISAN LEAGUERS TURN TRICK ON DEMOS   Senator -Thomas Re-Enters Race as Independent; Republicans Also “Sore.”

Wind and Water Kill Thirteen and Injure Many Others in Sweep Through Section of Missouri.   FOUR WIDELY SEPARATED TOWNS STRUCK BY STORM   Melva, Nevada, Branson and Oasis in Path of DeathDealing Storm; Midwest Is Menaced by Flood.

SOUT HWEST MISSOURI MENACED .  BY FLOODS FOLLOWING TORNADO      very Creek and River in Ozart Hills Today Reported Overi Howing Banks; Chief Concern Felt Over Huge { Dam on White River 600 Feet Wide. ,

SOCIALISM  “GRILLED BY ASSEMBLY’S ATTORNEYS   Fight to Keep Out New York Five Involves Party Principle   LITTLE RED BOOK IS IN EVIDENCE   Schism in Ranks ‘Shown From Writings of Yiddish Author

TAPESTRY OF. SOCIALISM IS BEING UNWOVEN   LAWYERS FOR NEW YORK, STAT! ASSEMBLY BRING ‘TEACHINGS TO LIGHT

JUANOUN HEADY TO TARE LEAGUE BEFORE PEGPLE   CITIZEN HAS RIGHT TO MAKI ULTIMATE DECISION ON QUESTION,   MAKES TALK IN BROOKLYN   Senator Issues Warning’ Agains' Suppression of Free Speech and Right of Assenmhlage.

VOTERS MAY DECIDE ON THE PACT CASE   Hiram Johnson. of California, Speaks Right Out   F THE POLITICIANS

pao READY ° bo ON RATIFICATION   California... “Republican - ‘Senator - Says ~“He te: Willing to Accept President's Challenge ‘and. Make” issue’ of  a eT

JOHNSON WILL ACCEPT PRESIDENT’S CHALLENG   Leatue of Nations Ixsue is Question Which American People Themselves Should Decide,

HIRAM ACCEPTS THE CHANGE WILGON GAVE TO 00 SOME TALKING   Wall Go To The Country On League Of Nations Even If No Other Does

FAVORS PLAN TO MAKE PACT ELECTION ISSUE   Senator Johnson Accepts Presi dent’s “Challenge” — Sides With Suspended Socialists

TAKE PEACE PACT TO NATIONAL VOTE 1S JOHNSON URGE   California Senatcr Joins Witl Wilson in Idea to Submit Covenant.

ACCEPTS GUAGE OF BATTLE LAID BY WR. WILSON   Senator Johnson Declares He Will Make Peace Treaty Campaign Issue Before the People   UPHOLDS RIGHT  OF FREE SPEECH

IORNSON TO MAKE TREATY FIGHT his CAMPAIGN SLOGAN   Californian Accepts Wilson's Def and Declares He Will Ge Before People with Ratification as the Issue.   DENOUNCES SUPPRESSIONS   Warns against Ban on Free Speech-—-Says Republic Can Qnly Continne by Free Expresston of Public Opinion.

HIRAM JOHNSON SAYS PEOPIE MUST DECIDE   Presidential Candidate Seems Over. Joyed That People May Solve For Themseives the Treaty Issue

BRITISH  GOVERNMENT GOASDERNG AD ~—WISIBLITY  Of Requesting Official Action by U. @ in Dawelara’c f'aca   Of Requesting Official Action by U S. in Devalera’s Case.

‘LUXURY IMPORTS GROWING   Total of $22,281,878 Collected During March at the Port of New York,

a en eel  IMPORTS OF LUXUR:ES GROW   Collections at New York During March Total $22,281,878.

Zeligowski’s Campaign Against Lithuania Will Be Halted By the Pole:

TELLS LEAGUE GEN. ZELIGOW SKI'S PORCKES WILL HALT ADVANCE IMMEDIATEY

GIVEN PRISON TERM:   THREE ARE SENTENCED   Withheld Knowledge of Ger man Ownership of Paper During War.

RUMLEY AND ASSOCIATES   CONVICTED BY FEDERAL COUR? ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Defendants Are Released Pending Appeal of Case

Rumely Sentenced To Year In Prison   FORMER ERITOR OF EVENING MARL AND ASSOUVIATES SENTEXCED BY JUDGE GRruBn

RUMELY SENTENCED,   Tractor Manufacturer Given One Year and One Day in Prison.

FROWNS ON BIG 9S YARD SALE   Plan Proposed Will Not Di. vorce Packers From  Stockyards   [S BIGGER MONOPOLY   COMMISS°‘ONER APPCINTED BY PALMER DETAILS REASONS FOR DISAPPROVAL

PACKERS’ PLAN STRIKES SNAG   Federal Commission Says Proposed Sale Would Complete Monopoly.   Report to Attorney Ceneral Palmer Declares Stock Yards and Packer Interest Would Not Be Separated —Two Reasons Given.

PACKERS’ PLAN STRIKES SNAG   Federal Commission Says Proposed Sale Would Complete Monopoly.   INFRACTION OF LAW CHARGED   ‘Report to Attorney General Palmer  : Declares Stock Yards and Packer   Interest Would Not Be Separated —Two Reasons Given.

PLAN OF PACKERS F28 SELLING STOCK YARNS Oo ONOT AGCEPT AR   DOES NOT SEPARATE PACKING INTERESTS FROM THE STOCK. YARDS, SAYS BOARD,

GOMMIooION RULES AGAINOT PACKERS   Pian to Sell the Stock Yards Strikes Snag.   CHARGES INFRACTION OF LAW   Declares Packing interests and Yard Investmente Would Not Be Sepa. rated by the Proposed Deal— Reports to Paimer.

PLAN OF PACKERS DISAPPROVE OF BY COMMISSION   Sale Stockyards to Prince Would Not Dissolve the Monopoly.

BIG FIVE PACKER PLAN IS FAILURE   Government Will Not Permit Prince & Co. To Take Over Stock Yard Interests Of Packers  Federal Trade Commission Holds Such Combination Would Be Worse Than Present  Eder Awe rinvinatat BWaenaos >

PLAN NOT ACCEPTABLI   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION HOLDS PACKERS SALE To o“"FLHL PRINCE No SALE.

REFUSE PACKERS’ SALE   Attorney Gonerg] Declares Proposed Stockyards flan Won't Do.

GLAIMS TRANSFER IS SHAM   Commission Says It Wouldn't — Divorce Packers and Stockyards.

MARY WANTED TO BE FREI   Miss Pickford Says She Does Not Want to Marry Again

MARY JUST WANTED FREEDOM SHE SAID      W;KED HER HUSBAND VERY WELL BUT SECURED DIVORCE IN ORDER TO GE FREE.

WANTED HER FREEDOM SAYS MARY PICKFORG DISCUSSING QIYCARE   MR. MOORE A NICE MAN Bi COUPLE WAS NOT CONGENITAL AT ALL TIMES.

DANES DISORDERLY   Rejeicing Over  Plebiscite Marred by Rowdyism

REJOICINGS IN COPENHAGEN   Crowds Cheer King of Denmark as Schleswig's New Sovereign.

CHARGE EMBASSY ALTERED PAPER   Says Text Was Altered T Make It Appear Favorable To Consul Jenkins

ACCUSES U. S. OF — ALTERING COPY   Mexican Prosecutor Claims Document Dealing With Jenkins Case Was _ Changed In Embassy.

JENKINS WILL BI PUNISHED   Charge U. S. Embassy Altered Document Fayoring Aqent

COUGHLIN BABY WAS SMOTHERED BY PASQUALE IS  HIS CONFESSION   Kidnapped. From Home [a Norris. jown, Pa. June 2 Pasquale Captured August 2 aud De.  tlared Baby Was Alive.

Coughlin Baby Smothered by ~‘Aecident Says Kidnaper Held in Jail at Notristown, Pa.

THEGOUGHLIN BABY ISCEAD.: ——THESTORY   WAS ACCIDENTALLY SMOTHERED WHILE BEING CARRIED OFF.

BLAKLEY COUGHLIN . SMOTHERED TO DEATE   Mystery of Disappearance of Norristown Chiid Solved by August Pasquale’s Confession   DIED WHILE IN HIS ARMS

KIDNAPPED BABE WAS SMOTHEREI   Mystery Surrounding Disap pearance of Blakely Coughlin ls Cleared oy Kidnapnoer.   CONFESSES TO THE POLICE

CRANK CONFESoEe GHILD WAS SMOTHERED 10 EAI WHILE HIDDEN UNDER GOA]   Augusio Pasquale’s Confession Made To Police Last Night Related By Investigators Today And Ends Long Search.

BLAKELY COUGHLIN: WAS ACCIDENTLY SMOTHERED AND BURIED BY PASQUALE   Alleged ‘Kidnapper Reveals Com plete Story to Mayor Adams When Case Comes Trial

STOLEN BABI SMOTHERED 10 OEATH   Details In Blakely Coughli Case Bared by Alleged Kidnaper

HE KILLED BABE HE KIDNAPPED: PASQUALE TELLS   Blakely Coughiin Smothered to Death by August Pasquale; “Accident’ Says Man Who Stole Child; Teils Police Story of His Crime.

BABY “SMOTHERED UNDER - PASOUALE’S COAT      POLICE TODAY ARE SEARCHING _FOR THE GRAVE OF LITTLE BLAKELEY COUGHLIN

COUGHLIN BOY DEAD, ALLEGED KIDNAPER SAYS   Baby Stolen From Parents Diec  in Arms of His Kidnaper,  Police Hear.   MAY FACE MURDER CHARGE   Boy Smothered While He Was Being Carried From Coughlin Home.

COUGHLIN CHILD STOLEN, SLAIN   August Pasquale, In Pittsburgh Jaii, Confesses Kidnaping   SMOTHERED BABY TO DEATH   Buried Body Near Egg Harbor. WN. J.. Prisoner Savs

COUGHLIN. CHILD DEAD AND BURIEL   ACCORDING TQ CONFESSION OF AUGUST PASQUALE,   BABY ACCIDENTALLY SMOTHERS   Bandit Put Him Under His Coat ani When He Took Him Out Found Him Dead—Tells Where Remains Were Buried.

MEXICANS ENGAGE IN PLEASING SPORT ATTACKING TRAINS   Lieut. Campbell, U. S. At  tache at Mexico City Em bassy, Wife. and Doctor On Attacked Train. _   ‘THEY MANAGE TO ESCAPE:   Fate of Other Passengers and Train Crew Not Stated. The Train Was Wrecked by Dynamite.

QUICK ACTION BY U.S, ENVOY SAVES ~ LIVES OF THREE   Military Attache and Wife Are Altamed By Rebel and. .   TRAIN IS BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE: TRACK DESTROYED   Dispatches: Say Party Was Saved ‘By Colonel's. Quick Work. 

ATTACHE ATTACKED BY CARRANZA REBELS   Colonel and Wife and Doctor Endangered; Escape.

MEX ATTACK   MILITARY ATTACHE’S WIFE AND AN OTHER WOMAN HIDE FROM REBELS IN WOODS

MEXIGAN REBELS ATTACK AMERICAN UFFIGER AND WIFE   Train Carrying Military Attache at Mexico City Wrecked—Succeeds With Wife in Making Escape.

MEXICANS WRECK TRAIN CARRYING MANY AMERICANS   Attack on Military Attache : and Party Repo

ATTACK MADE UPON AMERICAN ATTACHE   ‘Quick Action’’ Saves Lieut Col. Campbell, His Wife anc a Woman Physician Nea Mexico City.

YANKEE ATTAGHE SOAP ES BANDITS   MILITARY ATTACHE AT MEX IcO CITY AND PARTY HAD GOOD LUCK   In Fight With Customs Officers Along Border Smugglers Got the Worst of the Argument.

AMERICANS ESCAPE FROM MEXICAN REBEL ATTACK   frain is Wrecked by Dynamite And Considerable Track is Destroyed. ©

ATTACKS MADE Cl AMERICANS   New incidents in Mexico Reported to Siale Department. .   GIL CAMP SCENE OF MURDER

TWO WOMEN ARE VIGTIMS OF REBEL ATTACK IN MEXICO   AMERICAN ATTACHE’ WIFE AND YANK NURSE ARE ACCOSTED.   NO ONE IS HURT   Train Is Raided, Reports of Other Passengers Lacking.

AMERILAN MILITARY ATT AGHE ATT AUKEN   Mexican Rebels Blow Up Train Carrying United States Official And Party.      ATTACK NEAR CAPITAL   ‘Quick Action’ Alone Saved Lives Uf Americans Involved

8, TCE HE MEXICO CITY STATIN      Rebels or Bandits Attacked Train on‘ Which Lieut. Col. Campbell Was Riding With Wife and Friends —Women Hide in Bushes in Safety.   QUICK ACTION SAVED .PARTY   From Probable Capture “by Bandits Says Washington.

U0. OFFICIAL AITAUKED BY MEX. BANDITS   With His Wife and Another Woman Barely Escape Without Injury.   TRAIN IS WRECKED NEAR CITY OF MEXICO   U. 8. State Department Wil Investigate the Hap pening.

AMERICANS ESCAPE FROM MEXIGAN REBEL ATTAGK   Quick Work Saves Military At. _ tache and Woman Dootor from Asgnault

MEK REBELS TRY 10 ~ KILL YANK COLONEL      phell: of Fart RE ay dey, Had ow seape  Fron Death          DYNAMITE WRECKED TRAIN           TERICA ANs OOK RE 1 : PH: WOODS   Colonel Campbell, Mrs. Campbell wl a Tector Were On Outing When Bandits Attacked” ; .\Phent Near! Capitar 4

AMERICANS FOIL MEXICAN REBELS   Train Is Dynamited but Members of Embassy Escape.

ATTACKED IN MEXICC   MILITARY ATTACHE TO t. 8, EMBASSY ATTACKED BY REBELS.      With Wife and American Woman Doc tor Was Aboard Train Which Was Dynamited.

AMERICAN: ATTACKEL   MEXICAN, BANDITS: aC TIVE .TO PE RY WALLS OF PADITAL.   ‘Train Upon Which “A ierlcan Atwz tache ard Wife Were TravelIng Was Dyuaniited.

MEXICAN OUTLAWS ATTACK AMERICANS   @ Bandits Blow Up Railroad Track and Wreck Train;. Americans Escape by “Quick Action.”

AMERICANS ON TRAIN ATTACKED IN MEXICO   Suffer No Injuries Through Quick Action—Dynamite Used to Wreck the Train and Traek

MILITARY ATIAGHE ATTACKED BY REDS   [Colonel Campbell -And His Family Have Narrow Escape in Mexico

QUICK ACTION ON PART OF MAN AND WOMAN SAVES THEM   Train Upon Which American Military Attache is Riding Is Dynamited by Bandits   AMERICAN DOCTOR ALSO ESCAPES HARM   Fate of Members of Crew and of Other Passengers Is Nob Stated

MEXICAN OUTRACES QUITE FREQUENT   UNITED STATES OFFICERS AND CITIZENS ATTACKED BY MEXICAN BANDITS.

BANDITS WRECK TRAIN BEARING AMERICANS   Lieut. Col. R.L. Campbell, U.S. Military Attache,  Among Passengers.

AMERICAN PARTY WAS ATTACKED   United: States” Military ‘Attache and Family » ' Escape Canture

ATTACKS MADE GN AMERIGANS   Newhreldns oxi opel “40 State Department,   Ol CAMP SCENE OF MURDER

State Department Ad: Advised That. Ee . ape Was Effected Qui of. ected Through 4

SEVERAL AMERICANS ARE ATTACKED BY MEXICANS      Coleone] R. M. Campbell, Tis Wile and Woman Doetoer Make’ a. Quek Escape.

TRIES TO DODGE SCAFFOLD VIA INSANITY PLEA   Wanderer’s Attorneys to Al. lege Third Degree Prompted His Confession.

TUBERCULOSIS VICTIM   Dread = Diseuse Takes Young Man While Mother is Near Death

JEWELRY AGENT LOSES $20,000 WORTH GF GEMS   Placed Them Under Berth 01 Chicago tu Columbus Train   Discovered Gems Gone Wher Near Plain City

Honeymoon Ends In Death, Groom’s Story Is Heard    Wife of Jones, Noted Chicago Portrait Painter, Goes to Watery Grave as Boat Capsizes for _ Third Time; U. S. Officials to In- *

ILL PROBE DROWNIN G OF ARTIST’S WIFE   Federal Authorities Aske to Investigate Death. of ~ . Mrs, Anna: Jones.   BEACH GUARDS CALL HUSBAND'S TALE FAKE

BELIEVE HONEYMOON ENDED IN A MURDER   Coastguard Officials ask Milwaukee Official o Investigate.   CHICAGO -MAN INVOLVED

COAST GUARDS SGENT MURDER IN HER DEATH   Mrs. John Archibald of Chicago Drowns on Wedding Tour.   HUSBAND’S STORY SOUNDS FISHY   He is Divorced Man and Pres. ident of Chicago Dill Pickle Club.

WIFE OF PICKLE MAN DIES MYSTERIOUSLY   STARTED ON HONEYMOON ID DORY AND HUSBAND IS FOUND CLINGING TO OVERTURNED BOAT

WOMAN'S DEATH DN HONEYMOON TO BE PROBED   Husband Found Glinging te Overturned Boat, But Wife Is Drowned

Young Bride Drowns; U.S. Probe Asked   WIFE OF CHICAGO POR TRAIT PAINTER PERISHES; BOAT UPSET.

ARTIST’S DEATH WILL BE PROBED BY OFFICIALS   Husband Found Clinging to Boat in Lake Michi-  -

TO PROBE STORY OF MOTOR BOAT TRAGED}   DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO IN VESTIGATE STORY TOLD BY ARTIST   J. A. .Jenes, Divorced Husband of “l. W. W. teen oF Ave” Rescued From Lake

F UtEEAIED JUINSUN MAY USC STRENGTH TA) AND KENYA   Should Hiram See He Can't Win Himself, lowan Is Choice   ONE OF MANY “DARK HORSES” IN RACE   Hard for Republicans tc Forget Californian’s 1916 Episode

KENYON LIKELY © TO: GET SUPPORT OF H. JOHNSON   IF HIRAM SEES HE CAN’T WIN JUNIOR IOWA SENATOR MAY BE HIS CHOICE   PROGRESSIVE, YET DID NOT BOLT PARTY IN 1913

pusie MAY       Likely to Support Iowan ‘If He Fails to Get Nomination Himself.   LATTER AGREES WITH G. 0. P. LEAGUE STAND

CONDITION [5 PORTENTIOUS SAYS OFFICER   Answers to Govt. Questionaires Cause  Concern.

P. 0, OFFICIAL SAYS FOOD PRICES WILL GO UP HIGHER NEXT YEA!   FARMERS ARE DISSATISFIED AND PRODUCTION WILL BE GREATLY DECREASED

FARM PRODUCTS — MAY GO HIGHER (8 PREDICTION   High Cost of Wearing Apparel Has Filled Farmers Mind With Disccuragement.

canvass of Farmers is Made by Government Expert Who Issues New Warning.  MANY FARMERS TO QUIT  Protest Against “Long Hours And Comparatively Low Income Says Official.  Regards Situation as ‘Extremely   Regards Situation as ‘Extremely Serious’ Due to Unrest.

ADE ATS FARMER MAY WALK OUT”   U. S. Warned Tillers of Soil Wil Go on Strike.   CONDITIONS CALLED SERIOUS   Senate Post Office Committee Is Informed That Work Is Too Hard and Return Too Smali Compared With City Dwellers.

Canvass of Farmers is Made by Government Expert Who Issues New Warning.  MANY FARMERS TO QUIT  Protest Against ‘Long Hours And Comparatively Low Income Says Official.  Regards Situation as ‘Extremely  Gapinssn !. Dissca bu Plo   Regards Situation as ‘Extremely Serious’ Due to Unrest.

Lives Of Ease In The Cities Are Luring Them From The Farms     A Startling Statement From the Fourth Assistant PostmasterGeneral Based On Reports From The Farmers

FOOD PRODUCTION ‘WILL SHOW DECREASE   Consequent Increase in the Cost of Living is Predicted Because of Dissatisfaction  ‘Among the Farmres of the  Claduatru.

FARMERS TO HIKE PRICES   Decreased Farm Production Is the Means.   Agriculturists Over the Country are Dissatisfied With the Conditions.

FARM PRODUCTS WILL DECREASE FOR NEXT: YEAR   ‘WILL RESULT IN INCREASEE COST OF LIVING IS ! PREDICTION.   FARMER DISSATISFIED WITH LONG HOURS   ‘ re so  ‘Declare City Residents Live In Ease  and Comfort On Short Hours.

DECREASED FARM PRODUCTION NEX] YEAR 15 FORECAST   Farmers Tire of Hard Work for Long Periods With Inadequate Returns.

FARMERS TIRED ~ OF RECEIVING ~— LOW RETURNS   REPLIES TO QUESTIONNAIRES INDICATE A DISQUIETING CONDITION,

sed Agricultural Produc.           redicted in i on the uestionnaire . ;   SITUATION POINTS TO INCREASED LIVING COS)   Disproportionate Profit for the Middleman and Inability to Obtain Labor Burden of the Complaint Adduced.- _

Blakeslee Sees. Danger tc High Cost of. ‘Living, from Attitude.-

NEXT STRIKE ON THE FARMS?   SENATE COMMITTEE GIVES OUT; A DISQUIETING REPORT.    HARD WORK LITTLE PAY   THAT IS THE COMPLAINT FROM - HUNDREDS OF FARMERS,   They Are Getting Tired Producing Food for City Dwellers Who . Only Tull Now and Then,

20000 LETTERS SHOW FARMER DISCONTENT   Postoffice Official in Questionnaire on Conditions Among Farmers   “REPLIES ALARMING”   “Letters From Bolshevists’ Says Member of the Congressional Committee

BIG GUT TAKEN BY MIDDLEMAN ANGE RO FARMER   Decreased Production Answer to Profits Country Man Does  Tra  = yy

FARMERS PEEVED AT EASE OF CITY MAN’S POSITION   Questionnaires Reveal Dissatisfaction; May Cut Production.

py “OF FARMERS CONDITIONS      Senate Post Office Committee =Told of Condition Called Serious. :   TILLERS OF SOIL MAY STRIKE   Declare Work Too Hard and Return Too Smaii—Complain of Ease, Comfort and High Wages of the City Owellcrs.

“FARMERS IN BAD HUMOR.   fhreaten toe Decrease Production, Senate Committee Is Told.

ASSISTANT GENERAL POSTMAST TER SOUNDS ALARM   SAYS LIVING IS GOING TO BE HIGHER NEXT YEAR

FARMERS GULTIVATE BOLSHEVIK] GERM, ARE DISSATISHED   Questionnaire Indicates They Are Going to Cur Production Next Year.   MEANS BOOST FOR H. C. L.   Think Their Lot a Hard One Compared With Soft Life of the City Dweller.

Decreased Agriculturat ‘Produc: ‘tion Due to Dissatisfactior  ~ Predicted if Report on th - Questionnaire   SITUATION POINTS:TO”: INCREASED LIVING COST   Disproportionate Profit for the Middleman and Inability to Obtain Labor Burden of the Complaint Adduced

U.S, WARNED OF FARMERS’ PLIGHT   Senate Post Office Committee ~ Told of Condition Called Serious.   TILLERS OF SOIL MAY STRIKE   Declare Work Too Hard and Return Too Smali—Complain of ‘Ease, Comfort and High Wages of the City Dwellers.

Official Report Sees Farmers Dis” satisfied and Many Are Leaving Land.

ASST.’ P. M. GENERAL... ‘EXUDES, PESSIMISM CON_- CERNING, . FARMERS

DECREASED FARM QUIPUT AIGKEA PAGES PREDIC TEL   Assistant Postmaster General Says Answers From 40,000 Farmers Indicate Disquietine Condition.

DECREASED FARM PRODUCTION WILL SHOVE PRICES LE   Answers to Questionnaires Show Farmers Are Growing Restless.   TIRED OF LONG'HOURS AND. -LOW RETURN FOR LABOE   Say. Pulterence Too Grea tween Farm Price and Consumer’s Cost

FARMERS ARE REPORTED AS DISSATISFIED   Decreased Farm Production Next Year is Predicted By Government Official.   WILL MEAN NEW ERA OF HIGH LIVING PRICES   Postoffice Department Ques. tionaire Campaign Brings Out This Information.

LESS PRODUCTION AND-HIGHER PRICES ARE PRESAGED   QUESTIONAIRES INDICATE . CONDITION “PORTENT-   OUS OF DISASTROUS CONQERAUBPNCES   TIRE OF HARD.TOIL   Blakeslee Reports on Com plaints of Disproportionate Profit of Middleman.

ARM TO DECREASE PRODUCTION, SHOVE HIGH COST OF LIVING UP AGAIN IN 1921   Disastrous Consequences Foreseen by Assistant Postmaster General   PARCEL POST MAY BE REMEDY

Report of 40,000 Ranchers Deelares They Are Disgusted with Urbanite” and Therefore Wil   Cut Preduction

ENGLISU BAY Hh:     WEAVE         Fs . High 1 Reduce annul Constnnption In, United Kingdam  -

‘HARMONY ’AMONG DEMOCRATS GONE;  DISPUTE NOW ON      ALLEGED STATE ORGAN, PUBLISHED AT CAPITOL, STIRS RUCTION IN PARTY   DATES BACK TO M’ADOO FIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCE

PEACE DOVE HAS FLOWN FAR OFF   Indiana Times Charges Bosse and Ellingham With Black Treachery tho Party.   DROP ALL FOR TAGGART

(HOAX FAH FAILS TO SAVE  BOY FROM EXECUTION   ‘Mind Unbalanced, Baron “Confessed” to Crime in Effort to Keep Hyatt from Chair

CRIME ‘CONFESSION’ . _ LAID TO OVERSTUDY   Former College Instrucor Selt Accused as Slayer,

SPARTACISTS CLASH WITH IHR TROOPS   Elberfeld is Scene of Slaughter Says Advices to The Hague  ‘TEN DEAD AT BERLIN   Admiral at Keil Resigns After 24 Hours Fight Copenhagen Hears

HEIR TO $200,000   Akron Woman Advised of Fortune Rleaqucathed By Kelatine

U. 3, TAKES THLE TO HOG (SLA   Practically 394,000,000 involved—Includes Cancellation of Contracts and Ship  Compietions.

MAN HANGED FOR MURDER OF CHILD   MISSISSIPPI FAR M ER CHARGED WITH KILLING FOUR or FAMILY, EXECUTED

GOES TO GALLOWS WITH SEAL ON LIPS   Mississippi Murderer Refues to Tell Story of Crime Before anging.

LAST OF REPUBLICAN DELEGATES ELECTED MANY CONTESTS SURI   No Candidate Has Nearly Enough Votes for Nomination   Chicago Council in Move to Aid Boost P O. Workers’ Wage

CHESTER ESCAPED      ee  Suspected Murderer leaped Frow Traian At Broken Bow, Neb.

LEAP THROUGH CAR WINDOW TO ESCAPE POLICE   SUSPECT IN GIRL MURDER CASE ELUDES GUARD WHILE ON WAY TO ST. LOUIS.

MURDER’ SUSPECT MAKES -: GET. AWAY FROM. TRAIN   Authorities to Use Bloodhounds in Bt. ! fort to. Trail Dennis Chester in ° Nebraska

PLUNGES TRROUGH WINDOW: ESCAPES   Alleged) Murderer Chasec by Bloodhounds After Leap From Train

“WAACS” DEMOBLIZE   FAMOUS ENGLISH WOMEN’S WAR ORGANIZATION CEASES TO FUNCTION

DEMOCRATS GOULD NOT AFFORD PRICE   Charged Maine Off Long Ago Says Chairman White, And Adds Republicans Knew It

“SURE MAINE WENT G. 0. P.” SAYS WHITE: “THEY HAD THE MONEY TO BUY IT OUT

DEM CHAIRMAN SAYS PARTY POOR BUT HONES   Expected Nothing in Maine. ani  Couldn't Compete With Republicans in Expenses.

SAYS REPUBLICANS SPENT LARGE SUMS IN MAINE TO ROLL UP BIG MAJORITY FOR POLITICAL EFFECT

DEBS QUOTED IN TRIAI   TO SHOW SOCIALISTS JUSTIFY VIOLENCE EN DISPUTES.   Article Read Into: the Record In Nev York Assemblymen’s Triz]—Socialists Sought to Control Unions.

THIS WEEK WILL. FINISH © =e TESTIMONY “ACAINST SOCIALIST   ‘Defense Will Open Friday and. Will Attempt to Prove Presen Conditions in Russia Have Been Misrepresented—Testi money: ‘of Martens-Wilt Be ‘Read in Today: ~

PROHIBITION IS MISSOURI ISSUI   League Is Also Outstandin; Field of Battle; “Purged” G. O. P. Ticket. in Field.

PROHIBITION BIG QUESTION   The League of Nations Takes ¢ Back Seat in Missouri Today

PRIMARIES ON IN 3 WESTERN STATES TODAY   we a WF,  Three States Vo Voting on Na tional, State and Local Candidates   MISSOURI CONTEST DEVELOPS INTEREST

PROFIBITION AND LEAGUE CHIEF ELECTION ISSUES    Missouri Voters Confronted With  Candidates Favoring Both  ' Sides of Questions,   ‘CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES  ALSO ARE TAKING A PART   i Some: Candidates for League and Favor ‘'Drys’’; Others Just  \the Other Way.   KANSAS ALSO VOTES TODAY   Gov. Allen Opposed By George ‘Snow for the Senatorial Nomination.

WEIS AND DAYS Mik IN MISSOUR   Hot Contest As Candidate: For Various Offices Go to Bat.

MISSOURI PRIMARY HELD TODAY; THE LEAGUE AND PROHIBITION UPPERMOS! IN SENATORIAL CONTEST

LEAGUE AND BABLERISM ALSO FIGURE   Voters Will Select Candidates for State and Nation: al Oftices—E le ctions Being Held in Oklahoma and Kansas.

HOUSTON SHOWS SERIOUS BURDEN TREASURY FACES   Must Meet Seven and Rall Billions in Two Years and Run Government

WILL HAVE TO PAY FIVE BILLIGAS OF BORDA iN 1444          SECT. OF TREAS. OPPORES THE LOAN OF BILLIGN IGELARS Ta OFPRWAETY

U.S. to Face  Di. Dnatints  Cat ed =) mer weak  Sec. Houstor    Financial Obligation of Nex Two Years Will Total 7.506.000.000

UNCLE SANS REVENUE IS GROWING SMALLER   Treasury i, Deolares Secty. Houston, Will Find It Difficult te Kaise Necessary Funds.

HOUSTON OUTLINES FINANCIAL DEMAND   Government Faces Big Pay: ments.in Next Two ‘Years - He Shows.   Refunding of Bonds and War Savings Stamps May Be Necessary,

SECRETARY OF TREASURY: SAYS $7,500,000,000 IN OBLIGATIONS IN 2 YEARS   Senate Committee Is. Told Government Is. Facing Serious Financial Situation

GOVERNMENT T0 BE “HARD PUT   THIS DECLARATION IS MADE BY) SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HOUSTON

car TAKE. CARE OF 67,590, 100, ~,.000 IN OBLIGATIONS IN THE. (. NEXT TW! ‘o" YEARS. :         MUST F MCOUNTRY'S. TACT IVITIES   days We, Wi Approach 1023. Witt “i Defielt’ of $1560/000,000 : “at Present Rate. -

MUST REDUGE BURDENS   The Governmebt Cannot Tnerease Its Financial Murden Without an Inerease i® Taxes, Secretary Houstén Points Out.

Secy. Houston Warns Against Saddling More Burdens  nan Treaaury.   BIG DEFICIT THREATENED   Either Must Increase Revenue or Cut Expeditures, the Secretary Says.

AATIFED BY VOTE — OF 1089 10 221   RADICAL MINORITY SOUGHT TO BLOCK APPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT BUT LOST OUT

RATIFIED BY YOTE OF 839 TO 22   RADICAL MINORITY SOUGHT TO BLOCK APPROVAL OF SETTLE. MENT BUT LOST OUT

MINERS RATIFY SETTLEMENT PLAN OF COAL STRIKE   A VOTE TAKEN AT THE END 01 A STORMY SESSION SHOWED 1,639 TO 221.   Radical Element of the Union At tempted’to Block the Approval , of the Project But Were Trodden Down,

MINERS AGCEPT AGREEMENT ON AECENT STRIKE   Vote at Conclusion Stormy Session is 1,639 to 221 For Acceptance

MINERS RAT COAL STRIKE END   Vote Was Taken at End of Stormy Session of Convention Being Held at Columbus.

CONSERVATIVES IN MINERS’ RANKS ARE GAINING CONTROL   DEFEAT OF RADICALS APPEAR: CERTALIN—LEADERS SALD THEY COULD NOT FIGHT WU. S.

The Plan Adopted Used ir Settling the Strike—After a Stormy Session   AMERICAN WAS SHOT   Killed by Carranza Soldier ——Estimate 2,000 Dead in Mexico.

Turning Point Comes Wher Secretary Green Spoke Yesterday   DECLARED OWNERS WERE ALMOST BEATEN   ee ee ee ee  Officials Forced te Give Ir to Save Families of Miners

D UF WINS APPROVA   Mine Wotkers Endorse Settiement of Difficulty by Vote of Eight to One; Rarical Element in Convention Faiis to Biock Approval of Plan.

UNITED MINE WORKERS VOTE APPROVAL OF SETTLEMENT   Radical Element of Organizatior Swinas Only Small Percentage Of Total Membership.

BRITISH OPPOSITION TOARISH POLICY BROWS te  NPE ae SCORE REPRISALS   Investigation of Grave Charges _~ of Outrages Is Dewander. ®

REPUBLICAN ANp DEMOCRATIC C HINBPAINS HOLDING SEP. ARATE MERTINGS   CABINET TIMBER DISCHIS')   The Republican Leaders Are Discussing Makeup of President. Klee Harding's Cabinet.—  Thompson Will Fight Se. lection of Lowden for Place.

Republicans Gather ‘in Southefn Indiana to Disguss Anpnointmeants.   SOME DEMOCRATS NEAR   “msepi Tumulty ‘to. ‘Go Into usiness After ‘Wilson etires. . ° 

RIVAL PARTIES PITCH NEW TENTS   French Lick Hotels Transferred inte Political Camps for Elephants and Democratic “Horses.”

THOMPSON KEEPS UP LOWOEN FIGHT   Chicago Mayor Opposes Ap ~ pointment of Governer as Cabinet Member.

INDEPENDENCE OF FIUME DECLARED   Gabriel d'Annunzio Issues Proclama tion; Known as Free State of Quarenero.

TAX BOOK FOR EVERY TOWNSHIP   TREASURER COMPILES LIST TO BS PLACED IN BANKS For AID TO PUBLIC

EACH TOWNSHIP IN COUNTY HAS MEMO TAX BOOKS   Treasurer Compiles Lists To Be Placed In Banks For Confenience Of The Public.   PAY IN PRINCETON   Tax Payers May Get Information About Their Asessment By Applying To Their Banks.

LARGER PRODUCTION TURPENTINE :2OSIN   Turpentine Output Placed at 471,000 Casks and Rosin at 1,452,000 Barrels.

SOLOIERS CAN NOW BET SNGK CLOTHINE   CONGRESSMAN FAIRFIELDGIVES THE INFORMATION   FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN   All Soldiers of tha Recent World War are Entitled to Certain Clothing Allowance and Should  Now Apply for Same.

MARSHALLS ON A TRIP WEST TRYING TO FORGET CHILD   Vice President Weeps As Reporter Questions Him In Chieago Hotel Lobby

INEW EFFORTS  10 FLOAT THE  PRINCESS ANNE   Steamer Is Still Har. Aground with 3 Holds Full of Water.

TO FLOAT THE PRINCESS ANNE   Steamer Is Still Har Aground with 3 Holds Full of Water.

ee A ae ee ae  4  OFFERS NON-STOP FLIGHT 4 - -TO SAN FRANCISCO 4

CALVESTON DOCKS AND SHIPS BURNEI   GREAT WATER FRONT AREA 1 DEVASTATED BY FIRE.   Solphar Plant, Sheds of Cotton Grain Cargo and Three Vessels Destroyed in Early Morning Conflagration.

$36,000,000 FIRE — AT GALVESTON   ‘lames, Originating In Plant of Freeport Sulphur Co., Sweep Water Front—Vessel Cargo Lost.

TAFT HOLDS COAL SEIZURES ILLEGAL   Also Says Government Has Nc Right to Fix Prices,

BEGINS SUFFRAGE TEST CASE   Maryland Court at Baltimore Hear: Attack on the Amendment for Equai Rights.

ARMY'S FLIERS CAFE IN MEXICO   Military Authorities Have no Fear of Safety for Birdmen Forced to Descend Across Mexican Border; Negoitatoins for Return Now On

HARBOR STRIKE WILL BE CALLED OFF IN N.Y. IS ANNOUNGED   Galveston. Official Is ' Stubborn, However, at Convention   PLUMB PLAN IS DUE FOR FIGHT   Opposition ¢% Gompers Stirs R. R Unions—Miners* Want Plan Tried Out in Mines

WILL DECLARE THE STRIKE OFF   New York Harbor and Trans. portation Strike to Be Officially Ended.   OTHER STRIKES NOT TO BE CALLED OFS   Labor Representatives Jang. ling Among Themselves as to What They Want.

COUNT VICTORY — FOR FRENCH IN BOULOGNE MEET   British Press Sharply Criticizes Lloyd George Today

MAKING PROGRESS  AT THE GAS WELL       Weeks of F g for Tubing anc Lost Touls Were Rewarded ‘Yoday

MAKING PROGRESS AT THE GAS WEL!   Weeks of Fishing for Tubing and Lost Tools Were Rewarded ‘Today

[HOUSTON ‘APPARENILY ENTERS: REPUBLICAN COLUMN IN POLITICS   City” Tax R ate and School Amendment: ~ “Believed to Have Carried Safely;’.— _Other‘Issue Is in Doubt. =

RAIL STRIKE PROVES FIZZLI   EASTERN FOLD MEN CLAIM ONLY SMALL GAINS AND FREIGHT CARRYING IMPROVES.

STRIKERS CLAIM GAINS   Demands Must Be Met Before Return to Work.

OBREGON CENSURES THOSE WHO CONSPIRED AGAINST, EX-PRESIDENT CARRANZA

COLBY TAKES MAYFLOWER   Secretary of State te Leave when Hard ing Arrives at Hampton Roads

SOLBY LEAVES SATURDAY   Colby To Use Battieship For Trip. a South America, are

SOLOMON DAVIS KILLED BY CARS   FORMER SHELBYVILLE ROY: MET : TRAGIC DEATH AT TULSA,  OKLAHOMA.   WAS -A GALLANT SOLDIER

SOLOMON DAVIS KILLED BY CARS   POHMER SHELBYVILLE BOY MET TRAGIC DEATH AT TULSA, . OKLATIOM AL   WAS A GALLANT SOLDIER

ANOTHER LIBERTY LOAN NECESSARY   If Congress Shall Increase Ex penditures or Lower Taxes is the Statement   IF SECRETARY GLAS:

MAY NEED ANOTHER LIBERTY LOAN   Issue will Be Necesary if Taxes Are Reduced or Further Expenditures Authorized.

NEW LIBERTY LOAN NEEDED UNLESS U5. PAIIASE 1S CAITINIC   Large New Expenditures or Re duction in Taxes Would Require Issue.   SECRETARY GLASS SAYS SC   Barring Congress Action, He Mentions, Treasury Will Be Able to Pay Way.

GLAIMS NEW LOAN MAY BE REQUIR[   Glass Describes Financial Condition of Government.  mem ee   ECONOMY IS AGAIN URGED   Secretary Says That if Present Tax Level is Maintaiined and Expenditures Kept Down, Then Turn in Tide Has Come ——Points to Reductions in Nation's Gross Debt.

F TAXES ARE GUT ANOTHER LIBERTY LOAN NEGESSAR}   Secretary Glass Says If New Expenditures Are Authorized or Revenues Decreased Bond Sale Wiil Result.

ANOTHER LOAN MAY BE NEEDED, GLASS WARNS   ‘Is Necessary if Congress Contin ' wes Spending or if TaxeAre Reduce”

ECONOMY ALONE WiLT HEAD OFF LOAN DRIVE   ‘Secretary Glass Reviews Financial,  tuation

MORE LIGERTY BONDS   TRIASURER INDICAPES ANOWLE He LOAN MAY EE NERDED.   Will Depend Much Upou Actions ot  Congress ay ta Expenditures,

EW LOANIF TAXES. © PEDUCED, GLASS. si      PRESENT’ LEVY, WITH NEW. EX . PENSES ‘KEPT. DOWN, MEANS hs “TURN IN-TIDE.: *

LIBERTY LOAN NECESSARY IF TAXES FALL   Will Pull Through Should Congressmen See’ Fit To Keep Expenditures Down and Maintain ‘Present Rate.   GROSS DEBT IS .REDUCEL   Sale Of .Tax. Certificates Will Be Met With Cash Now On Hand— Secretary Glass — Gives - His LMererer   THINKS SUCCESS. INDICATED

ECONOMY AEONE-. WILL BEAD OFF LOAN. DRIVE   Secretary Glass’ Reviews Financial

WHARTON AaKS FOR MORE TIME   Influence Is Needed in Curb. ing Insurgency President Wilson Iz Informed.

Campaign in the Interest of the Governor’s Nomination for President Is Formally  ' Launched at Columbus.

MAY YET RECEIVE . BALLOT   Campaign . Will  Be. Condicted Chiefly = From < Cobdimbis—2  Roosevelt To Visit Governor. On Hie Way Fact         LANE. CRITICISES: -WikSoO%

OHIO LAUNCHES BOOM FOR COX   BUCKEYE STATE DEMS ARE SOL. iDLY BACK OF GOVERNOR! SAY HE WILL BEAT HARDING.

GOV. COX SHIES  _ HAT IN RING   WILL, SEEK DEMOCRATIC NOMI NATION,. ACCORDING TO LETTER OF ANNOUNCEMENT

CHAMP CLARK WILL RUN FOR SENATE   Report Clretiiated Today That Gov 7 enpor Gardner Will Not. Enter ’ tho Rage New.’

COX CAMPAIGN KB STARTED.   Governor Assured Solid Ohio Delega tien of 48 Votes,

OHIO FAVORS GOVERNOR COX.   (laims Hie Will Carry Backeye State  if Made Democratic Nominee.

Superior Judge ‘to Leave . Bench First Monday — iin January,  Stephens Pays Fine Tri bute to. Fresno Attor Pre deeciniccsy

Ohio Corerngr Is Formidable Gandidaté for the Democratic ' Nomination. ;

ZEPS ALWAYS TARDY   German Expert Tells Why Big Aircraft Failed in War.   Writer Declares the Great Fiect Played Only a Miner Part in Jutland Battle. a

ZEPS WERE FAILURE   ALWAYS TARDY IN MOBILIZING, SAYS GERMAN EXPERT.   Kaiser’s Great Air Flect Played Only a Minor Part in the War, He Says.

Se ae ae  Villa, Reformed Will Play Santa Claus Tomorrow   ‘Whiskers and Red Robe Will Not Be Donned But Pres  ents Will Be Passed Around

FITZGERALD ELIMINATED FROM MAYORALITY RACE   Pormer Army Mafor and Labor Leade are Selected in Seattle Primaries ag Candidates

BACK PROM THE CLOUDS.   Grandfather and Grandmother Jess Coleman Ave in Chicago.

BACK rRoM THE CLOUE   Grandfather and Gemdmother Tess Coleman Are in Chicage.

PROPOSES BELTER FARM SYSTEMS   Non-Partisan Senator Wil Seek Better Marketing.

SENATOR ELECT E.E.LADDSTATES FARM POLICY   In Interview to Associated Pres Outlines What He Considera Paramount   SIARKETING FIRST AIM

BETTER SYSTEM OF MARKETING TO BE SOUGHT   By Non-Partixan League Adherent Elected to Congress From North Dakota.

SEND PHOTOGRAPHS BY WIRE   Succesafal Transmission Between  New Vork and St. Louwix.

LOOT IOWA BANK OF $50,000   Robbers Burn Locks Off Safety De posit Boxes and Take Bonds and Stamps.

CHARGE GOMPERS WITH COURTING RADICAL FAVOR   South Dakota Senator Replies to Statement Issued by Labor Leader

SAM GOMPERS COURTING FAVOR . OF RADICALS?   THAT IS THE CHARGE MADB Ww SENATOR STERLING IN EEPLY TO STATEMENT.      Sterling Declared that a Number of Gomper's Suboriinates Have Beam Imprisoned for “Crime ama Mare. der” in Recent Years,

HUMPERS FAVORS RADICALS. VIEW   South Dakota Senator Challenges Leaders of labor When Anti-Sedition laws are Discussed; Says Labor Henchimen are Imprisoned

JTGUNSGN @ R TUOVER?   California epublletus, Denieerats an Prahthitinsisds Vado fo Pelurey.

IN CALIFORNIA   Contest Between Johnson and _ Hoover Chief Lssue ix Today's Primary ~   Voters Permitted to Demand Any Party Ballot—Primary  To. lesdtann

WHISKY RINGS oT UIP DRY OFFICIAL    Prohibition Enforcement Will Be Pushed Harder Than Ever Hereafter.

TOBATTLE — - BOOTLEGGERS   PROHHMTION COMMISSIONER GETS MORE MEN TO. CONDECT THE OFFENXSIVE .            CONGRESS TO) MAKE BIG AP. PROPRIATION 1% DECEMBER FOR EXPORCENEST OF DAW

Prohibition Enforcement Offi cers.to Make Drive in Next: Few Weeks. .   LACK FUNDS FOR AGENTS   Border Smuggling to Come in for Much Attention From Kramer,

U.S. DRY AGENTS PLAN DRIVE UPON BOOTLEG TRUST’   Expose Of Liquor Rings In Chicago, New York Forees Action

ASK THREE HUNDRED MILLION FOR WHEAT   [By Ralph. F. Couch, United Press Gtnff Correspondent]

THREE DOLLAR WHEAT WIL! ABD €818,000,000 TO THE NATIONS RREAG RELY,   AGRICELTURAL UEPT. SAYS THIS WILL SHOOT BREAD PRICES CP

$3.00 WHEAT WILL COST CONSUMERS $318000000 MORE   POVERNMENT ECONOMISTS FIG. URE THE FARMERS WILL GET THAT AMOUNT WORE

Sd WHEAT SURE TH RAISE BREAD PRICE      Bread Will Shoot Way Above  Present Levels if Demands Are Granted.

RAILROADS ASK ~ DELAY OF LABOR: BOARD HRARING   SAY IT WILL TAKE AT LEAST ‘THREE MONTHS TO GATHER INFORM TITAN :

UNION LEADERS ARE HELPLESS?   Chicago District Strikers Refuse to Take Vote on the Question of Returning to Work; Effort to Obtain Action Fails.   OUTLAW ELEMENT STILL CONTROLS THE SITUATION

RAIL DECISION 10 BE LONG. DELAYED   Labor Board Likely to Take Months Considering. Wage Demands. _

EXPECT LONG DELAY   RAIL PAY SETTLEMENT APPEARS FAR OFF.   Labor Board at Washington Is Told of the Necessity to Collect Data.

WAGE SETTLEMEN MAY BE DELAYED   Rail Head Declares Much Time Re quired to Gather Data to Present to Board   TRAINMEN SOUND WARNING   Representatives Declare Further De. lay Will Add to Unrcest—Conduetors Assert Railroads Have Had Time.

LONG DELAY IS SEEN   Setilement of Rail Werkers’ Demands Seem Far Away.   Spokesnian for Roads Tells the Labor Board of Necessity to Collect Data.

SEE DELAY IN’ SETTLEMENT OF WAGE DISPUTE   Discussion of Rail Union Officials With Labor Board Brings Result   BOARD PROMISES T0 EXPEDITE MATTER

(WAGE SETTLEMENT ~ : WILL BE DELAYED   HE KAILRUADS DEMAND TIME TO GATHER THE DATA WANTED   Dispute Has Been Pending 1 Months: Brotherhoods Say Time Has Been Given

DELAY IS SEEN IN ADJUSTMENT OF RAIL WAGE:   Will Take Several Months to Compile all Data, Belief.

ON THE GENERAL RAILROAD. WAGE CONTRO: : Mee AT WASHING:   New York Strikers Abandon Effort to Have .Their Case-Heard Separately— Will Rely on Brotherhood.

RAILROAD BURR DELAY To GAWD  Every Month Means Saving of   Every Month Means Saving of Millions to Roads, Says Trainman.   NEED TIME TO GET DATA

SETTLEMENT OF RAIL WAGE SCALE yO) BE GELAYED   CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE SAYS TIME 1S NEEDED TO GET THE DATA.

EXECUTIVES ASK FOR TIME TO GET REQUIRED DAT!   THREE MONTHS NEEDED  TO OBTAIN QUESTION. NAIRE ANSWERS.   BROTHERHOODS NOT SATISEIED   Dedare That Grave Danger Lurks in  Any Plan That Does Not Confemplate Early Adjust- -

Railroad Labor Board Say Several Months May Elapée Before Wage Demands Can Be Fully Settled. _ oy   CHICAGO YARDMEN- BALK. AT REFERENDUM VOTE   Outlaw Strikers Refuse to Ballot on Return to Work When, Grunat Fails to ‘Appear * at   Meeting Place.

TS POSSIBILITY   Settlement of Demands Appears Far Of.—Will Add to-Un rest, Says Doak.

LEARNS WOOL FACTS   Farmer Gets Price of Suit For Wool For 50 (Suits)

PUT DEBS’ NAME ON MICH. BALLOT   IMPRISONED HEAD OF SOCIALIST PARTY AGAIN IN PACE FOR PRESIDENCY

TENNESSEE CHIEF URGES SOLONS 10 RATIFY SUFFRAGE   RESOLUTION MAY BE INTRO DUCED TODAY IN BOTH HOUSES

TENNESSEE TOLD RATIFICATION [8 HER BOUNDEN DUTY   Leaders of Three Or Four Parties Hammer Legislators With Verbal Ammunition   MRS. CATT SAYS ENOUGH ARE PLEDGED TO RATIFICATION   Admitted That Republicans In The Two Houses Hold Balance Of Power Over Mensure.

ASKS PROMPT ACTION   Governor Roberts ‘of. ‘Tennessee equests: ‘Suffrage 0. K..         eral ‘Amendmient..

ERTOUN URGES PROMPT PASSAGE OF SUFFRAGE AGT   RESOLUTIONS FAVORING RATIFI CATION EXPECTED TO BE INTRODUCED TODAY.

SPECIAL SESSION MEETS AT CAPITAI   Prompt Ratification of Suffrage Amendment Is Urged by Governor Roberts.

PROMPT ACTION ASKED   GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE ADVO. CATES O. K. OF SUFFRAGE.   State Legisiature Called in Special Session to Crnecider Ratification of Amendment.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT 1S BEGUN IN TENNESSEE   GOVERNOR ROBERTS TELLS LEG. ISLATORS IT 16 THEIR DUTY TO RATIFY.   REPUBLICANS HOLD CAUCUS   5 eS  Both Houses Adjourn Until Today and Vote Is Unlikely Until Late in Week.

SUFFRAGE FATE IN TENNESSEE HINGES ON Gi. 0. P. SOLONS   Governor Makes Plea for Rati. fication While Republican Legislators Plan to Support Measure.

ASKS FOR ACTION ON SUFFRAGE CASI   Governor Roberts of Tennessee ~~ Requests Suffrage 0. K.   Legisiature Meets at Nashville to Consider Ratification of the Federal Amendment.

TENN. REPUBLICANS. VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE   ‘Caucus Held for Purpose of Getting Entire Delegation to  Vote as Unit for Suffrage

SUFFRAGE ISSUE  IN TENNESSEE   GOV. ROBERTS RECOMMEND: OF FEDERAL  APPROVAL   NO ACTION ON FIRST DA\   Republican Caucus Discusses Measure but Does Not Bind Members—No Vote Expected Before the End of This Week at the Earliest—May Introduce Resolutions Today.

STAND FOR SMALL ARMY   Allies Turn Down Germany’s Request For Force of 200.000.

SEE. CHANCE FOR LODWEN VICTORY IN LONG CONTEST   POLITICIANS INDICATE LIKLI HOOD OF WOOD, JOHNSON VOTES SWINGING HIS WAY   POLITICAL WRITER SAYS ILLINOIS MAN MAN WIN

LONG DEADLOCK FAVORS LOWDEN   Iinois Governor’s Prospects Improving, Says Rickey   HAS KEPT OUT OF ROWS   May Be Able to Corral Weod:, Johnson Votes

Politicians See Chance of Wood and Johnson Votes Going His Way.   PENROSE INDICATES , HE IS REAL FACTOR

HOOD LOSES FO          Believed to Have Been Tak: 4 by Man  Who Abandoned a Buic

HOOD LOSES FORD.   telieved to Have Been Taken by Man Who Abandoned a Buick,

LARGE DEFICIT IN ENGLAND   Chamberluin Anuounces in House of Commons Debt Ix 326,000,000 Pounds Sterling.

KEYNOTE SPEECH MADE BY CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS    Democratic Delegates Assemble to Hear Principles of Party —  Approved By Wilson.   HALL IS DECORATED WITH: THE STARS ARD STRIPES   After Preliminaries the Four Big Committees Will Settle Down to Work.   “BOOM’’ MANAGERS ACTIVE   State Delegations Are Forming Organizations; MacCorkls ’Heads West Virginia's.: .

Routine Business Took Greater Part of the First Session      KEYNOTE SPEECH — 0. K.’D BY WILSON

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION SESSIONS OPENED AT NOON TODAY   National Chairman Cummings Delivered Keynot: Speech— Preliminaries Are Perfected, Clearing Way for Real Work of Selecting Presidential Candidats—Interest Cen. ters About Committee Work——Jockeying for Position.

Vice-Chairman Kremer Opens Convention and is Followed  by Chairman Cummings.  intenien,   ‘M’ADOO BOOM IS  GROWING IN STRENGTH   Only Routine Preliminary Work to Be Transacted the First Day.

DEMOCRATS OPEN _ BIG CONVENTION   More Than Twelve Thousand People Sees Meeting Called to Order.   PATRIOTIC TOUCH GIVEN   Stars And Stripes Dominant Feature of Decorations, Cummings Delivers  The Keynote Speech,

reatest Interest Centers in Resolutions Committee, Where Party Issues Will Be Fought Out With Good Prospects that Some of Them Will Reach Convention Floor for Their Final Decision.

DEMOCRATS OPEN BIG CONVENTION WITH BUGLE CALL   Hours Before Openings Ticket Holders Gather  in Auditorium

Ticket Holders Besiege Convention Hall at Early Morning Hour.   KEYNOTE SPEECH IS ENDORSED BY WILSON   Managers of the Presidentia Booms Busy Doing Mis. sionary Work.

CUMMINGS EXTOLS WILSON; DEFENDS LEAGUE COVENANT   Democratic Temporary Chairman Sounds Keynete of Convention at San Francisco—Cites Record   PEACE TREATY MADE BIG ISSUE   League of Nations and Treaty Pact Subject of Chairman Cumming’s Address—Attacks G. O. P.

‘Big Three” Race Seen in Latest McAdca Turn as the Democratic Hosts Assemble   Promises Close Contest With Cox and Pal. mer — Keynote Speech Made by Cummings

PAE AN SR   ver: the Effect Created . by ‘Latest McAdoo Announcement          endets and” Delegates Prepare” for™ _ Big Fight on-Platform Planks —. : Opening Address at Noon ~

LOSES CONTEST; KILLS SELF   Boy, Fifteen, Failing to Win Event ir High School Track Meet, Commits Suicide.

FAILS TO WIN; KILLS SELF   High School Boy Commits Suicide Af. tar Track Defeat

COUNTY. WIE. PAY ~~ MILLION: IN. TAXES   Tresturet Hes Collected Halt a Mil.

COUNTY WILL PAY MILLION IN TAXES   Treasurer Has Gollected Half a Mil lion Since Firat of Year.. Auto Taxes Prove Big Item.

ONE ROLLER IS HELD   “PILER” AT Cu JNCIL BLUFFS AD. MITS AIU...G BANDITS.   Twenty-Year.Old *‘ cuth Confesses tc a Part in icc Great Mail gs ee

YOUTH CONFESSES TO—MAIL- ROBBER’   Burlington Employe Squeals On Twe i Others Who Stole $500,000 Pouches In Council Bluffs.

ADMITS HE HELPED IN MAIL ROBBERY   Council Bluffs “Piler” Is Arrestec by Inspectors.   Merle Phillips, 20 Years Old, Confesses to a Part in Crime—Two Others implicated.

YOUTH ADMITS MAIL ROBBERY   ee  Merle Phillips, 20 “ears O41, Confesses to a Part in Crime—Two Others implicated.

COMMITTEE IS TOLD LITILITIES IN BANGER   COAL PURCHASED UNDER CON. TRACT IS PAID FOR AT ADVANCED RATE.

SAY UTILITIES FORCED 10 PASS COST TO OTHERS   Fourteen; PerCent.Wage Advanc Is Charged On Coal Sold.   Hearing Brings Out Some Ver; Interesting Evidence

STATE TO ASK UEATH PENALTY FOR BERT BOKE   Slayer of Guy McFadon Cap tured Near Scene of Crime Sunday.   MUSCATINE CO. POSSE  MADE THE CAPTURE   Murderer, Armed With Shot gun, Had Been Hiding in a Ravine.

17,566 BOOZE CASES   Drys in Need of Additiona} Funds:  for Enforcement. }   Attorney General Palmer Urges More Money for Department—Seea 40, 000 Arrests Next Year,  ?

NEED MONEY TO KEEP NATION DRY   Palmer Asks Appropriation 0! $00,000 to Enforce Prohibition Laws.

BEAT HARDING’S MANAGER   The Senator Will Have 39 of 48 Ohio Delegates

POWER BILL IS SIGNED   Measure Passed on Fina! Day of Session Approved.   Expected Opponents of Measure Wil! Fight Against Attorney Gen. eral’s Ruling.

WATER POWER BILL SIGNED BY WILSON   Measure Passed on Final Day of Session Approved,   Expected Opponents of Measure Wil Fight Against Attorney General’s Ruling.

APPROVES POWER BILI   ‘PRESIDENT SIGNS MEASURE PASSED ON FINAL, DAY.   Acts In Accordance With the Ruling of Attorney General Palmer—Fight Anticipated,

BARE FISTS HER LEAGUE OF NATION:   Chicago School Teacher ‘‘Ar bitrates’’ Quarrels By Fights to Finish.

GURL TEACHER LETS. *. “EM FIGHT IT OU   She “Also Acta as Referee.Wher Boys Decided Grievances. - With Fists;

SCHOOLBOYS IN CHICAGO SETTLE GRIEVANCES WITH THEIR FIST!   Teacher Acts as Second to Both Combatants, and as Referee Does Not Permit Any Serious Injuries —

A NEW WAY TO SETTLE SCHOOL BOYS’ DISPLTES   Teacher Believes That The Fist Fight Is Wisest and Best Solu teres

PRINGIPAL LETS STUDENTS SETTLE BANS WITH FISTS   Fights Encouraged in School Where Children of 22 Nationalities Attend—Teacher Acts as Referee.

KAISER’S $50,000 ARTICLES  SELL FOR A MEASLY $7,877   Americans Show no Panic. of Buying When Throne Room Junk Is Auctioned.

Little Enthusiasm Is Shown by Bidders for German Trappings   Valuable Articles From Former Kaiser’s House. hold Sold for Small Amounts at Auction.

TO REVISE LEGION’S ATTITUDE ON POLITICS   Sentiment Favors Change in Re striction of ex-Soldier Ordei’s Position.

LEGION POSTS LELY TO AMEN AULE OF POLITICS   Attitude of Legion to Be Bic Issue Raised at Convention   PRESENT RESTRICTION BELIEVED TOO STRICT   Commander D*Olier Seems in Favor of More Liberal Interest in Affairs

COMMANDER AT FRONT ORDERED TO ARRANGE IT   Allies Get Relief in Announcement of  Acquiescence   BULLETIN

A LONG REST FOR WILSON   THE PRESIDENT §S TOLD HE MUST. LEAVE WASHINGTON.   Will Ge te California by Way of Pane  ann Canal Late in Kebruarys, Tt os  Snid-A Short Vaeht Trig  May Degin Tonight.

VACATION FOR WILSON   President Plans to Go to San Diego, Cal.   Chief Executive to Sail Next Month for Long Rest in the Sunshine,

WILSON AWAY FOR A REST   President Will Seek to Restore His Health by a Visit to Southern  a . eee ‘ies

on EGO Tt Dt AGUDE Ur  WILSON AFTEh CAN VAN ARE   Executive Secks Balm of Sunny Southland on Pacific Shores   WILL MAKE TRIP EN YACHT MAYFLOWER   Capital of America Must Move to the Coast With Elim

COLLEGE STUDENTS NOT INTELLIGEN   Dr Hall Says Average Intelligenc: ~ of College Men Is Lower Than it Once War.

WASHINGTON WRITERS EXPOSE FOIBLES OF BIG MEN OF NATION   Correspondents Pavedy Af. tairs of Politicians, Diplomats and Others.

Political Rag Doll Victim of Gridiron Clut   Is Ripped Open and Sawdus' Scattered in Presence 0: Great and Near-Great.

Opening Skit Shows “Will H toys” Singing Plaintive Song to the Senator.

Limitation of Session Is Subject Discussed Among  Assemblymen   AMENDMENT OF TAX LAW IS_PROPOSED

DROWNS 4 BABES AND SELF   Arkansas Farmer Throws Children Into Bayou and Then Ends Own Life.  Into Bavou.

COAT PRICE CUT; REFUND, TOO   Youngstown, O., Clothier Offers Re. duction and Money Back to Eariier Buyers.

» STORE MADE REFUND   Buyers of Overcoats Got It At Youngstown, Ohio.

COAL IS HIGHER   Indfanapalis Dealers Boost the Dusky Diamonds Notch Hizher.

BADLY BEATEN UP BY REVENUE AGENTS   Charles Vicenti, of Baltimore, President of the Triaca Company, Has Harrowing Ex erience on British Island — s at Liberty Under $20,000 Bond.

REVENUE AGENTS HANDLE MAN IN ~ SHANGHAI SCHEME   Dr. Act Violator Taken from the British Island if Bumini to Baltimore.

SENATE AND USE BOTh HE PUALIGAN   G. O. P. VICTORY EXTENDS FROM COAST. TO COAST  2 fe ee rm ee aes Cea   ee  Harding's Electoral Vote All of 330; 266 to Elect.

SEVENTH: QHIOAN   Senator Harding is the Sev: enth From His State to be Elected President ;   TO TAKE A VACATION   ——  Will Rest in Texas for Two Weeks and Will Then  Take An Ocean Trip

HARDING IS 7TH PRES, FRAS OHI   Revived tie licaviest Majurliy of Any Candidate in History

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING AND WIFE LEAVE SATURDAY FOR VACATION IN TEXA!

LAS TO TAKE VACATION   Will Leave This Week for Texas Ranch—-Seventh Ohioan in Presidency.

TROOPS IN CHARGE.   Kewanee, [il., Quiet Today Afte' Twelve Hours of Rioting.

COX 10 THANK TENNESSEE   Democratic Nominee to Com pliment State on Ratify ing Suffrage.

DELEGATES’ WIVES ARE CANVASSED   WOMEN POLITICAL WORKERS LEARN TACTFUL TRICKS IN A SHORT TIME. .

WOMEN EXPECT 10 CONTROL MEN BY CAPTURING WIVES   NEW POLITICAL TECHNIQUE = 1 INTRODUCED IN CHICAGO BY WOMEN POLITICAL LEADERS   WOMEN WORKERS ACTIVE   Campaign Headquarters Have Bee Established and Women are Endeavoring to Become Acquainted With Delegates' Wives

WOMEN PROVE EXPERTS AT POLITICAL MANIPULATION   WEN ADMIRATION OF OLD POLITI.(AL WAR HORSES THAT POUCGHT THEM TO LAST

Go .Atter Delegates Througt Their Wives at Chicago Meet.   WOMEN WORKERS SHOW MEN SOME NEW TRICKS      Candidaté With Notion H Don't Need Them Is Bady Mistaken,

PACKERS. TA BONUS  LK cYSTEM   Ford Expert Says It.Would Mean Price-Boost- or Cut--In Purchase Price.

OPPOSED TO BONUS SYSTEM.   Believed impracticable im Case of Chicage Packers.

ARCHBISHOP TAKEN FROM STEAMSHIP   Australian Bishop Is Taken From Liner by Destroyer.    Sritieh Veeset. Meets Galtic Ort Queenstawn «-t Caries Preiate to Penzance.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX LANDS IN ENGLAND   Catholic Divine Taken Fron Steamship to Destroyer By Government.

MANNIX ARRESTED ON LINER BALTIC   Met. by Offictals and Forbidden to Land in Ireland,

AAGHBIOWL? UN wal TOLONGGH REPORTS ai      Mystery Surrounding Plans for Handling Prelate Ends With Short Message

MANNIX ON WARSHIP   BRITISH DESTROYER LANDS AUS. TRALIAN BISHOP AT PENZANCE,   Prelate Disembarks at Small Port After Quitting Liner on His Way to London.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX 15 LANDED AT PENZANC   Didn’t Get Of Boat in IrelandSays He Is Going to London,

Irish’ Archbishop Is - Landed in England, . . Pe Goes to Londor   Coming of Mannix Surtounded by p Mystery; Consternation Is Rife as to Whereabouts 0 Noted Churchman Who Was Passenger on Baltic.

TOOK BISHOP FROM BALTIC   England Saw to It Mamix Didn't Raach Treland

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX NOT ALLOWED IN IRELAND)   Australian Prelate Is Taker From Liner and Permitted To Stay at Penzance

‘Mannix Lands   Archbishop Defies Order; Will Go to London. Report.

FORTY-STORY BUILDING — TO REPLACE LANDMARK    New York Herald Building in Herald Square, New York, Soon to Be Razed.   LAND WORTH MILLIONS

FAMOUS LANDMARK TO BE REPLACED BY.A FORTY STORY STRUCTURE OF MODERN, DESIGN

NEW BUILDING FOR HERALT   Plans Have Been Made  Public for Forty-Story.  Modern Structure

HERALD BUILDING TO GO.   Forty Story Building of Monumental Design is Contemplated.

ALTOONA AGTRESS DEAL ON CHICAGO LAKE FRONI   DEAD BODIES <0 TWO YOUNG WOME! PRXED UP BY POLICE IN RESPONSE TD MYSTERIOUS PHONE CALL   WOOD ALCOHOL POISONING LIKELY

OFFICERS ARREST  5 IN CONNECTION _ WITH DARK CRIME   Tip F urnished by Anonymous Informe Says Victims Met Death in Brawl After Being Dragged by Auto

CHICK GANDIL A GO-BETWEEN   Claude Willfams Makes Base Ball Scandal Confession.   TRY TO FIX 1920 SERIES ?   Brooklyn Alleged to Have Been Bribed to Throw World Event to Americans.

THINK RING OF GAMBLERS RULES SPORT   True Bills Voted by Granc Jury ‘For Alleged Go- Betweens.   PROBE IS STARTED IN BROOKLYN TODAY

INDICT PROMOTER OF BRIBE PLOTS IN BASEBALL SCANDAL   Names of Gamblers Who Fixed Sox Frameup Given Grand Jury by Williams.   TRUE BILLS. VOTED FOR TWO. BOSTON: GAMBLERS   Complete Confession Made by Third Sox Player Added to the Testimony. Taken.

Williams Names — Gandil as Team’s Chief Go-Beiween   Identity of Alleged Outside Conspirators Revealed; Members of National League Mentioned i in Fixing: of 1928 Ww ovld’s Series:  sr

White Sox President Could Have Sold Their Services for That Sum.   PRESENT MARKET PRICE IS LESS THAN 30 CENTS   Reported That More of the  Suspects Are Eager to ‘Pess Up.”’

ENTACLES. OF GAMBLERS’ RING CLUTCHES BASEBALL IN MANY SPOTS CLAIMED

ABE ATTELL AND BILL BURNS FIXED IT FOR SOX 10 GET $100,000, ALLEGED   Lea Magee, Hal Chase, and Heinic Zimmerman Also Mixed un in Baseball Scandal   CHICK GANDIL PRINCIPAL GO-BETWEEM, IS DISCLOSED

! ys’ ‘GANDIL ‘REPRESENTED: TRAITOROUS SOX IN NE: “GOTLATIONS WITH GAMBLERS—BOSTON SPORT‘ING MAN INDICTED BY GRAND JURY. -

CLAUDE WILLIAMS GIVES NAME: OF GANDIL AS MAN   WHITE SOX LOSE THIS YEAR THROUGH OWN MEN   Reports Being Investigated That Mem. bers of the Team This Year Were Instrumental in Preventing Sox From Pennant Winning

Adds His Confession to Those of Cicotte and Jackson— His Testimony Causes the Indicting of Gamhbhioers   Sox Players Allege Corrupted Team-Mates Tried Best to Beat Sox This Year

Claude“Lefty” Wiliams “ays Abe Attel and Bill Burns Fixed It for White Sox to Get $100,000 for “Laying Down’’—Cicotte andJacksonDescribe Their Confessions.

INDICTMENTS IN GREAT SCANDAL OF BASE BALL   Revelations Made of Methods Used to Get Inside Information of Crooked Deal in World Series.   PLAYERS TOOLS OF BIG GAMBLERS   National League Players Involved and May be Subjects of Further Indictments by Grand Jury,

NOIGTED PLAYER NAMES AGENT DF GAMBLERS WHO MADE BRIDES   ‘Chick” Gandil Said to Have Been Go-Between Who Made Arrangements With Players for Throwing World  , . Series Games; More Confessions Expected.

THE THIRD SOX PLAYER MAKES CLEAN BREAST   Claude “Lefty” Williams Confesses and Names Gandil as Chief Go-Between.   GAMBLERS AFTER DODGERS    Reported Clique Is Trying to Bribe Robins to Throw the Series to Cleveland.

s Laid Bare in 1919 World Series Plot A: zicotte, Jackson and. Other White Soy surrender and Tell Story of Baseball Scan.

LOANS Ne NAMES GAMBLERS   Men Named Brown and Qillivan Indicted.

NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS TO FACE BRIBERY CHARGES   Dozen Or More True Bills. Coming In Baseball Scandal.

WOMAN MARRIED WHILE WIFE OF ANOTHER MAN   ST. PAUL RESIDENT WANTS MARRIAGE TO JESSIE HINKLE. ANNULLED.   DIVORCE TRIAL © PENDING   Woman Has Disappeared Following Summons Issued for Hearing in Pivorce Proceedings Filed by. Shelby County Man.

ST, PAUL MAN 1S ‘UNWILLING TO RE MEMBER OF HAREN  * 4   William Clinkenbeard Says He Un wittingly Married Woman Whom He Thought Was Single   FILES SUIT AT SHELBYVILLE   Complaint Charges That Mrs. Jessic Hinke is Wife of Both Esthameoa Ilinkle and Clnkenbeard

GOLBY EN ROUTE TO COUNTRIES OF SOUTH AMERICA   To Visit Three Governments A Representative of Pres.  Wilson   BOARDS BATTLESHIP AT OLD POINT COMFORT   Secretary Will Pass Senator Harding at Hampton Roads

SOUTH AMERICA   Secretary of State Will Pay Official Visits to Governments of Brazl and Urngnay   Trip From Hampton Roads Will Be Made Aboard the Battleship Floride, Which Sails Today

Co. by Begins Tour to South America To Visit Brazil, Ureguay, Argentina   Secretary of State Pays Farewell Visit to Envoys of   Tropical Countries Before Boarding Mayflower f or First Leg of Journey—Will Pass Senator Harding At Hampton Roads.

SECRETARY COLBY LEAVES FOR SOUTH AMERIGAN VOYAGE   ENVOYS OF LATIN REPUBLICS EXTEND FAREWELL GREETINGS TO STATE DEPART. MENT HEAD.

BEARS GOOD WILL OF UNITED oTATES TO SOUTH AMERICA   Secretary Colby Will Visit Bra zil, Uruguay and Argentina.   ‘MUST DECLINE CORDIAL ‘AND TOUCHING INVITATION   Has Given Earnest and Long Consideration to Possibility of Enlarging Trip, but Thinks Conditions Here Will Not Permit of Prolongation.

COLBY TO SAIL AT NOON TODA)   Secretary of State to Use the Battleship Florida For. Voyage to Brazil

COLBY LEAVES ON OFFICIAL VISIT IN SO. AMERICA   Will Meet Harding at Hampton Roads This Morning.

SECRETARY COLBY T0 SOUTH AMERICA   Salls Today from Old Point Comfort For Trip to Tropic Port

SECRETARY LEAVES FORSOUTHAMERIC!   EXECUTIVE MEETS CHILEAN AMBASSADOR AT PAN=" AMERICAN UNION: ~

UULBY GOto T0 RETURN GALLO ON  WILSON   Departed From Washington Friday Night on the Presidential Yacht Mayfiower for Hampton Roads.   HIS TRIP SOUTHWARD WILL BEGIN AT NOOK   Battleship Florida ts to Convey Him to South America; Officials Turn Out to Rid Him Farewell.

ADEQUATE BORDER PATROL IS NEEDED   Declares Inspector of Immigration Service—Whisky Smuggling Golng On.

TO QUESTION MILLERAND   to Be Asked for Deft. nite Statement on Big Issues

Ut W VICTORY i AEDS   GENERAL WRANGEL’S FORCES ROUTED BY UNDERESTIMATING STRENGTH OF ENEMY.   Lenine’s Army Started on Drive Earlier Than Anticipated, Taking Advantage of Freezing ver.

STORY OF DOWNFALL OF WAANGEL’S WHITE ARMY   DEFEAT ASCRIBED TO OVERCONFIDENCE OF COMMANDER — EVACUATION EXECUTED WITH MINIMUM LOSS AFTER SEVERE DEFEAT.

OFFICER TELLS Of WRANGEL’S DEFEAT   Ascribes Downfall to Overconfidence of the AntiBolshevik Leader   DESCRIBES OPERATIONS   Informant Declares ‘White Army” Chief Underesti« mated Soviet Strength

STORIES GIVEN OF WRANGEL'S TEFEAT   OFFICER SAYS GENERAL WAS OVERCONFIDENT OF VICTORY,   Bolsheviki Concentration Was Far More Considerable Than Had Been Anticipated. _

WRANGEL’S DOWNFALL DUE TO POOR JUDGMENT, SAYS OFFICER   Failed to Appreciate Real Strength of Red Army.

J A ea eee Says Conditions “Most Grav.  and Serious’--Names Dutcher on Committee to Probe Case

STATE OF ANARCHY IN DES MOINES, SAYS JUDGE WADE   Federal Jurist Bitterly Scores Certain Elements in Capital.   MADE COMMENT OF ORDER IN GAS CASE   Conditions Are ‘‘Most Grave and Dangerous’’ in Judge Wade's Opinion.

DEPOSED PRESIDENT REFUSES TO SURRENDER DESPITE GREAT DANGER OF CAPTURE.   WILL SEEK RECOGNITION   Carefully Conducted Campaign to Secure Friendship of Cuited States is Plinned by Mexican Revolutionary Leaders.

GARRANZA'S FORGES ARE BEING HARD PRESSEL   Rebels Claim Former President Will Surrender or te Captured  Within Next Two Days.

CARRANZAIS — ~ STILL DEFIANT   Former President of Mexico Surrounded by Rebel Troops, Refuses to Parley.   RECOGNITION IS SOUGHT

CAPTURE THOUGHT MATTER OF HOURS   Government Forces Have Suffered \Heavy Casualties--Rebels Well Sup~ plied With Artillery.

Obregon Guarantees Personal Safety To Deposed President, Says Report

REBELS INFLICT ~ HEAVY LOSSES ON ~ GARRANZA FORCES       ish Consul and ‘Warship is Sent to Give Relief.

UARRANZA WILL NOT TREAT WIT HEDEL LEADER!   Though Hemmed in, He Refuses to Negotiate With Enemy, Says Obregon   FEDERAL FORCES LOSE HEAVILY IN FIGHTING   REBELS GRADUALLY CLOSING IN ON DEPOSED PRESIDENT SURRENDER IS EXPECTEI SHORTLY,

Carranza Hemmed in by Rebels Captured Soon   Reiuses to Treat With Them, Althengh Assured of Personal Satety Capture is Imminent

ARE CLOSING IN ON GARRANZ/   Former President of Mexico is Reported to be Hemmed in by Rebels   “CAPTURE IS NEAR   Believes Obregon—Mexico Preparing a Diplomatic Drive for Recognition

MARION PEOPLE HONOR HARDING AT BIG MEETING   President-elect and Party o Friends Leave Saturday For Texas  :   PLANS TRIP TO PANAMA > BEFORE CABINET DECIDED   Will Spend Two Weeks Recuperating in Texas Before Beginning Labors™

IVT CLEA ~ HARDING'S ‘WI       RED-FIRE SHOWS GIV  a   BUNDREDS GREET #IM AND WIFE ON THEIR FRONT PORCH.

HARDING 3 HOME TOWN REJOICES   Neighbors Pay Tribute tc the President-Elect   RED FIRE AND MUSIC   Features of Rousing Demon. stration’ at Marion Last Night ir which Whole Towr Participates Regardless of Politics—Harding Prepares for Vacation Trip

Harding’s Home Town — - Stages Demonstration In Honer of Senator:

HARDING HONORED BY HOME FRIEND:   Busied In Receiving Congratulations And Answering Correspondence.

i HARUN   Red Fire Celébration Thal Will: Long Be Memorable in History of»  : Marion, Ohio. -

{Marion Citizens Voice Their Jubilrx ation At Senalor’s Election and  .Wish Lim Ged’ Speed. In New  CJ es eek oe   THOUSANDS” IN CELEBRATION

PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL SPEND VACATION IN TEXAS; FRIENDS ELATED OVER RESULT ELECTION

HARDING GREETED BY ~ FELLOW TOWNSHEN   Sonator ‘Leaves. Tomorrow a Ais Vacation Ni

MARION CELEBRATES ———AARDINE'S ELECTION   Neighbors and Friends of Next Presi dent Join in Jubilee-—Thousands . Take Part

MARION VOIGES JUBILATION OVER HARDING VIG TORY   Thousands of Neighbors and Friends Bid Him Godspeed in Responsibilities.   PRESIDENT-ELECT REVIEWS PARADE FROM PORCH   With Virtually No Appoint ments on Program Day Wa: Devoted Largely to Cleaning Up Affairs in Preparatior for Vacation Trip.

FRONT PORGH 19 ~GENTER OF GREAT JOLLIFIGATION   Marion Ablaze with Red Fire and Noisy with Music by Many Jazz Bands,

HARDING GREETED: BY FELLOW TOWNSHIEN   Sanator Leaves “Tomorrow. 0  His Vagelion Tap.

Thousands in “Red Fire” Celebration, Parade and Serenading; President-Elect to  Tanya Gatuedaew anti Tein j y

Marion, Ohio, Tells: ‘World What “His Neighbors: Think of. the ‘Wext President—First Lady  of Land Was ‘Smithg -on * Prant Daxah,

AARU.NG GaEETED BY FELLUW TOWNSMEN   Senator Leaves Tomorrow on His Vaca.ion Trip,

HOME FOLKS PAY HOMAGE T0 VICTOR   Marion Celebrates in Hono: of President-Elect Harding; . Reviews Parade   THOUSANDS TAKE PART   Arrangements Are Completed for Southern Vaeation; Starts Saturday

HARDING OFF FOR “TEAS SATURDAY   PRESIDENT-ELECT PREPARES FOR VACATION TRIP TO POINT ISABEL.

LEAGUE DISCUSSES DIGARMING PLANS AND ‘SLAVE’ TRADE   Delegates Expect to Conclude Sessions of Assembly by: Friday or. Saturday.   REPORT PROPOSES BAR TO ARMAMENTS GROWTH   Agreement Among Powers Not to Increase Present Size Plan of Committee.

LEAGUE SEEKS 10 STOP BUILDING OF MORE ARMAMENT   Disarming By Nation: Impractical Until All Are Members.

FULL DISARMAMENT NOT POSSIBLE NOW ASSERTS COMMITTEE   Can Only Begin When all Nations are in the League, Declares British Delegate   ARGENTINE NOT MEMBER OF LEAGUE SAYS BUENOS AIRES   Accepted the League in Princi ple Only

DISARMAMENT PLANGIVEN 1 THE ASSEMBLY   Secks Agreement Between ‘Powers To End Growth of . Armaments.   THE COUNCH. WOULD, DIRECT   Committee Says Moment Has Not. Yet Arrived For Full ~.- Disarmament.

Children, Playing, Set Fire to House = _ Mother and Infant Trapped ‘in Bed. and Entire Family Perishes

MOTHER AND FOUR CHILDREN BURN TU DEATH WITH HOME   Three Playing Downstairs Se Home Aflame as Parent, Baby Are Abed Above.

MOTHER AND 4 CHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN FIRE   Woman with 2-Days Old Infant Lay Helpless in Upper Chamber When Dwelling Burned.

FAawILY PERISHES IN: FIRT      Mother and Pour, Children - Dic in Ilames at Montreal,

5. M. RALSTON WILL ~— NOT BE A CANDIDATE   Again Declines to Make The Race For the Nomination for Governor, iJ

CONVENTION DATES   STATE MEETING FOR Die MOCRATS SET FOR MAY 19 AND 20,   State Committee Discussed Ralston’.  Atattde on Candidacy,

STRIKE A STEP TO REVOLUTION   Cabinet Told of Pian to Over ¥ throw the U. S. Government.   MASS WALKOUT END IN VIEV   Attorney General Palmer FMtly Charges That the Communists and 1.’ W. W. Are Behind the Railroad Strike.

RAIL SY AINE PLOT TO CRUSH U. 3   Wilson and Cabinet Hear the Charges by Palmer.   DECLARES REDS STARTED IT   Mass Walkout Was End in View, As serts the Attorney General—Submits Documents to Back Up His Fiat Accusations.

LATEST RAIL STRIKE PLOT TOCRUSH U. S.   President Wilson and Cabinet Hear the Charges Madéiey Attorney General Piner.

PICKETED BY WOMEN AGAIN   Cabinet Told of Plan to Over throw the U. S. Government.   MASS WALKOUT END IN VIEW   Attorney Generali Paimer Fiatly Charges That the Communists and ~ 1, W. W. Are Behind the Railtroad Strike.

STRIKE A STEP TO REVOLUTION   Cabinet Told of Plan. to Over: __ throw the U. S. Government.   Attorncy General Palmer  Flatly Charges That the Communists and 1. W. W. Are Behind the Railroad Strike.

POLES HAMMERED IN RED ADVANCE   TWO TOWNS TAKEN BY BOL SHEVIKI—MANY PRISONERS REPORTED CAPTURED.

ELVE .ADMIRALS INCLUDED IN ALLIED apart iy  HIGH SEAS STAFFS NAVY IS 3 CRIPPLED  NAMED.   NAVY IS CRIPPLED   Germans Believe Huge Indem. . nity Is Back of Surrender Demand

12 HUN ADMIRALS — ARE NAMED IN THE CRIMELIST   THIRTY U BOAT CAPTAINS ALSC AMONG OFFICERS WANTED BY THE ENTENTE.   Berlin Paper Surprised That Allies Called for Grand Buke of Hesse, an Anti-Militarist Who Spent Only Owe Day at the Front.

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TAKE ASPIRIN RIGHT   Company, whe introduced As picin in 1000, give proper directions

TAKE ASPIRIN SIGHT   Bayer Company, who introduced As Pirin in 1909, give proper directions.

WANDWHEN TO TAKE ASPUEtE      First See 7 That hat Tablets You You Tako Are Marked  Rover Cross!

GAY BROADWAY MOURNS DEAT “11 BARTER   'Bacchanalian Revelers Un able to Revel on Dismal i Last “Night Before”

THE LID WAS DOWN TIGHT LAST NIGHT   WILD NIGHT LIGKED FOR FD SEW YORK DID NOT MATERLALIZE      ONLY THE USUAL “FRIDAY NIGHT CROWDS WERE OUT Ts CHICANO

MOURNING OVER DEATH OF JOHN BARLEYCORN   "New York City Paid Fitling Tr’ bute as the Old Fellow Passed Away. -

THAT LAST NIGHT   ‘Orgies Expected Failed to paaesten: is New York ity

SPEAKERS FOR “JACKSON DAY” DINNER NAMED   TWELVE LEADING MEN OL PARTY WILL TALK TC > COMMIT PR RAL,

CANDIDATES AT JACKSON DINNER   Twelve of Leading Figures of Democratic Party Will Address Banquet (& Be Held in Washington, D. C. Thursday Night—William 4. Bryan to be One of Speakers

12 SPEAKERS AT THE BANQUE!   Leading Figures in Democratic Party to Address Jackson Day Dinner.

TWELVE PARTY LEADERS TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC BANQUET THURSDAY   PRESIDENTIAL “RACE WALL ‘BE DEFINITELY ENTERED. UPON -AT JACKSON DAY DINNER AT WASHINGTON

LEADING DEMOCRATS TO BE IN EVIDENCE   Jackson Day Dinner To Be Made Rally. For Men In This. Year’s Presidential Fight. -

PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES ARF SPEAKERS   Program For Jackson Day Din ner Includes Prominently Mentioned Democrats.   EXPECTED TO GIVE VIEWS   3  Greatest Interest Felt In Presi: dent’s Message’ and Mr.  Bryan’s Address.

Wilson and. Bryan Will Morop_blize Spotlight at’ Big Demo- eratic Gathering...   ‘Twelve Prominent Party Lead. “ers, Some’ Presidential As-~ -pirants, to. Speak.

DEMO LEADERS IN WASHINGTON WILL SOUND KEYNOTES   Wilson’s Message And Bryan’s Attitude Are Eagerly Awaited.

DEMOCRATIC POLITICS NEARING FOCAL POINT   Twelve of Leading Figures 0! Party on List of Jackson Day Speakers

TWELVE LEADERS OF DEMOCRATS TO SPEAK   Bryan, Daniels, Palmer and Others Named to Teale Thursday   WILSON SENDS MESSAGE

GOV. COX SPEAKS AT DEM. DINNER   Twelve Prominent Demo. crats Including Those “Mentioned” For Nom. ination Are On Program Thursday.

BOLSHEVIK! MEET CFRIOUS DEFER   Report 18 Cavalry Regiments Destroyed

SAIMAN GOVERNMENT GOES DOWN HAST UNDER BOLSHEVIST = PLOT!   ACTIVE AGENTS SCURRYING ACROSS EUROPE IN BLOODY CONSPIRACY .   AMAZING GALL OF REDS IN POSING AS AGENTS- OF AMERICAN RED CROSS—ALL NATIONS OF WORLD ARE INVOLVED IN GIGANTIC SCHEME

RED GROSS ROLE QUPES THE ALLIES   Lenine Aids Cross Borders or Bogus Identification Cards.   AGENTS USE FAKE PASSPORTS   Bolshevik Messengers Carry Letters Concealed in Their Neckties in Campaign to Spread Red Prop aganda Over the World,

DRODKED § iia  c ACTS ‘SHOW “THEM ‘ee IN GLOVE WITH GERMANS, :  ou ety t ‘ Cota Network or Infuretions Wrapped  About Them,   F ACTS SHOW “THEM  HAND EX “GLOVE WITH GERMANS.-

“BY LENINE ~ ASSISTANTS   Red Cross Role Assumed by Bol Bol. ~~ ghevik Messengers .. Cross Borders.   FAKE U, S. PASSPORTS USED   Agents Carry, Letters Conceaied in Their Neckties in Their Efforts to Spread Communist Propaganda to All Parts of World.

REDS ACTIVE  PROPAGANDA  AGENTOARE MANY IN EUROPE   Both Men and Women Traveling Through Germany on Forged American Passnorts for Red Cross.   PLAN TO OVERTURN RERIIN GOVERNMENT   Letters Siezed Show Purpose to Make World Bolsheviki: Emissaries Carry on Game Most Cunningly.

ALUES BUPED BY LENINE AIDS   Red Cross Role Assumed by Bolshevik MWiessengers to Cross Borders.   FAKE U. §. PASSPORTS USED   EEE  Agents Carry Letters Concealed in Their Neckties in Their Efforts to Spread Communist Propaganda to All Parts of World.

PORGERIES DISCOVERED   FALSE RED CROSS CREDENTIALS USED BY REDS   LETTERS AND DISPATCHES   Found on Belshevik Agents Whe Crossed Lithuania’s Border Many Times

FALSE CREDENTIALS USEC BY AADIGALS   Bolshevist Agents Travel Between Berlin and Russia.   FORGED PAPERS LOCATED.   Reds Entrusted With Messages Regarding Sensational Widespread Plans Posed as Dele. gates of American Red Cross Arranging for Exchange of German Prisoners.

Bolshevist Couriers Travel in Europe on Forged Passes as American Red Cross Men

RED ARMY [IS MAKING GAINS   Bolshevik Troops are Advanc ing at Rate of 12 Miles Per Day.

SENTIMENT FOR FORMER KAISER Ib BELOW ZERO   According to Amsterdam Telegraaf, Ex-Emperor of Germany Is Not Immensely Popular in Holland.

HOLLAND AND KAISER AWAMT ALLIES’ MOVE   Dutch Parliament Expected to Vot fer Participation in Learue of Natiotix,

LAX SYMPATHY FOR KAISER   Dutch Newspaper Says Sentiment in His Favor Below Zero in  Tt «_f+ f°. é oo

HOLLAND AWAITS NEXT MOVE Ct  ALLIES   Amsterdam Paper Says Ther! !s No Sympathy Among Dutch for Ex-Kaiser But for National Honor

HOLLAND AND KAISER AWAIT  NEXT MOVE ON  ALLIES’ PAR   Dutch Paper Says Sym. pathy for William Is Below Zero.

OFFICIAL COUNT WILL DECIDE   Whether or Not Senator Harding is te Have Four Delegates-at-Large— New Jersev ClL.ce

HARDING MAY  OF DELECATES       Wood Increabes Lead Over Johnson in New Jersey.

NEGRO SUSPECTS HELD IN GONNEGTION WITH ASSANT LITTLE BIR   GIRL IN SERIOUS CONDITION BUT WILL TRY TO IDENTIFY HER ASSAILANT,

GIRL IS ATTACKED; SUSPECTS ARE HELL   Three Arrests. Are Made at Dallas.

OFFICERS HOLD ~ THREE NEGRO SUSPECTS   11-Year Old White Girl As saulted While on Way to an, Butcher Shop.

BANKERS ENDORSE FEDERAL RESERV   Ri solutions Committee at Nationa!  Meeting Approves of the  Quctem.

BANKERS SCORE CREDIT CRITICISM   National. Association Adop Resolution on Financial, aw Problems. i

Dangerous Attacks ~-' Ow Ceedtt Structure   American Bankers “Association Dis-eusy Criticism. Leveled ut Certain Ney York Tayks,

BANKERS CONDENN GHARGES MADE. BY TRCACHIBYAFEICIAL   Convention Takes “Comptroller Williams to Task. for:Call. Loan Rate. Criticism.   RESOLUTION HITS EFFORT TO FORCE PRICE CHANGES   Speculation in Agricultural Lines Condemned: Country © Bankers Are Lauded.

CENSURE FINANCIAL OFFICIALS   Bankers Claim They They Are W recking Business.

BANKERS GONDEMR DANGEROUS ATTACKS    Resolutions Are Passed Bearing upon Criticism by the  Comniroaifar

BANKERS HIT AT CRITICS WHO DO INJURY TO CREDIT      Action Taken Following At tacks on New Yorkers by

BAERS WANT * BCBS PROF TAX REMIVED   Say it is Unequitable and That Surplus Tax Acts as a Brake On Production.— Will Open Foreign Markets. Through Lohe Term Credits.

MCC, Ul DAHACTS  Many Recommendations Made: Ry Resolution Committee «

REPORT / APPROVES - RESERVE SYSTEM   Recommends Elimination of Profits Tax.

SLAP AT WILLIAMS   Baukerg fondemn “Dangerous Attack” at Credit of Country.

BANKERS IN SHARP TILT ON INTEREST   Condemn Comptroller For Ac cusations; Williams Repeats Indictment.

oN eee                   Say itis Unequitable ;  Surplus Tax Acts as‘ ‘On’ Production —Wi Foreign ‘Markets * Thre  T new ‘Tavern CC eg Ao bcy

BANKERS VOIGE TISAPPROVAL OF GREDIT ATTACK   Expression of Condemnation Follows Discussion of Criticism Leveled at New York Institutions by Comptroller

~ SHARP DEBATE   Resolutions Condemn Criticism Passed By Comptroller Williams.   DO NOT NAME éNDIVIDUAL   But Deplore Utterances “Which Challenge Integrity of ; U.S. Bankers.”

REPORT STARTS WARM DEBATE AMONG BANKERS   COMMITTIEE CONDEMNS DANGEROUS ATTACKS ON THE CREDIT SPRUCTURE NOR PLIBRICOLNTRY.

cRITIGISN U, §, OFFICIAL 6 pESERTED   Comptroiler Williams’ Statements Bring Report Condemning Attacks   FINANCING FARMERS SUBJECT OF ADDRESS   Bankers Told ty Chance Alttude Toward Cooreration  Morkoting

Committee Adopts Resolution Condemning Criticism Starting As Result Williams’ Charges   SEE PROSPERITY FOR U. S.   Interna! Strife or Failure of National Leadership Alone Can Prevent it Is Belief.

VEILED CRITICISM FOR COMPTROLLER FROM BANKER ASSN   “Dangerous Attacks” Upon Credit Structures Are Condemned.

RICHARDSON TELLS MORE OF ALLEGED MISMANAGEMENT   Additional Evidence of Irregularities in Affairs of Shipping Board Offered.   COMMANDER CLEMENTS TO BE A WITNESS TODAY   Admiral Benson and Other Of. ficials as Well as Charles M Schwab and Chas. E. Piez Former Heads Fleet Corpor. ation, May Testify.

WITNESS TELLS OF IRREGULARITIES      Carelessness Charged to Shipping Board.

FURTHER EVIDENCE QF ALLEGED GRAFT IN SHIP BUILDING   Former Shipping Board Employe Testifies Before Congressional Committee.   BENSON AND SCHWAB MAY BE ASKED TO APPEAR   Republican Of Massachusetts Is Chairman Of Pon pnittee Making Inquiry,

MORE. CHARGES ~ AGAINST. BaAaN   Assistant to Admiral Bensor to Be Called As Witness Today.

E SHIPPING BOARD S FLAYEE   Witness Gives Additional Evidence of Mismanagement.   CLEMENTS WILL TESTIFY   Richardson Brings Out in His Testimony Incidents of Carelessness in Handling and Preserving of Records—-Says Material Was Sold Without  Peanor Invantare

MORE SHIP BOARD EVIDENCE TAKEN   CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE HEAD SAYS ADMIRAL BENSON MAY BE CALLED.

SHIPPING BOARD OUANDAL PROBED FURTHER IN DAY   RICHARDSON IS AGAIN ON STAND BEFORE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.   5 UNDER GROSS QUERIES   Declares Shipbuilding Firm in Texas Had “Threatened to Appeal to a Senator to Delay Settlement of an Account.”

More Data. Concerning Al- , leged Irregularities Is . Given   COMMANDER CLEMENTS ° ‘CALLED . TO~ TESTIFY   Shipping Board Assistant Tc ad Before Investigat- ing Committee © - -. Soon

SHIPPING: BOARD PROBE CONTINUES   Additional Evidence of Alleged Mismanagement Presented Committee   MAY CALL FORMER HEADS   Benson, Schwab and Pietz Expected to Give Testimony at Hearing

eooo0ceo0onoocecoooeso O *] THE WEATHER, 8  O AA AMAA AAAAAAAAAA   For Kansas: Fair and continued cold tonight and Thursday.

40,000 ILLINOIS MINERS GET RAISE   Men Are Given $1.50 a Day Increase in Pay.   BOOSTS WAGES TO $7.50 A DAY   “Got All We Asked,” Says Union Lead. er, as the Conference With Op. erators Ends—Increase Agreed to by Subcommittee.

ILLINOIS MINERS © GET RAISE IN PAY   “Got All We Asked.” Says Unior Leader, as Conference With Operators Ends.   GIVEN $1.50 A DAY BOnst   Increase Agreed to by Subcommittee of Six Members—Both Sides Said to Be Satisfied—Day Men Will Get $7.50 a Day.

HOOVER SUPPORTER GOES OVER TO COX   GhO. W. BACON, WELL KNOWN ENGINEER, TELLS WHY HE DESERTS HARDING,

REDS CONTINUE POLISH DRIVE   Bolshevik “Fortes Smast Way Forward on . ~ Long: Front -

cs CIR ac aca eA *  SOVIET TROOPS CLAIM FURTHER ADVANCES, PQLES ARE- RETREATIN

Russian-Bolshevik’ Forces Smash Their Way Forward. Southern Flank Polish Fron

MORE MEN THAN JOBS   Employment Agencies Report Many Applicants for Work.

‘SUPREME COURT: WILL: HEAR RL. WET CASE   Monday Set for Argaments of Appeals From Three _ States and Validity Test. Ste

BIG SHIPMENT _ -- OF MUNITIONS   Japanese Cruiser Arrived in Mexican Port at Same Time

JAPANESE CRUISER !t MEXICAN PORT Waki MUNITIONS ARRIVE!   KEPORT IS TO BE INVESTIGATE! BY SENATE SUB-COMMITITLE ay MEANIOO,

IRISH TOWN OF LISBURN IS BURNED BY RIOTOUS MOB AFTER ASSASSINATION   Sky Is Lighted Up-for Miles Throughout Night -Energetic Search of Belfast Is Being Made for Slayers of: Police Inspector

Cincinnati Enquirer Writer See “Come Back’? For Cullop In This District,

SHIPPERS DEMAND THAT. CGNAISSIONS RIE RAILROADS   PERMANENT GUARANTEE TOR BRAILROALS AND POOLING OF EARNINGS ARE AT , TACKED

Want Courts and Commissioners to Resume Old Power in Rate Fixing.   OPPOSE CUMMINS PLAN   Send Recommendations to Congress in Form of “Memorial.”

PASSPORTS WILL NOT BE GRANTED IRISH AME RICANS   COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED NOT BE WELCOMED BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

PROBE IN IRELAND   BY U. S- CITIZENS BLOCKED B) BRITAIN   WSWINEY HELS   Says America Failed Te Make World “Safe fer Demecracy”

REFUSES T0 0.K. PASSPORTS OF IRISH PROBERS   APPLIED FOR A PURPOSE “TO TRAVEL AND STUDY IN EUROPE:

WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO VISIT GREAT BRITAIN   SPECTAL COMMITTER OF 100 IN. VESTIGATING URESHE QUESTION Is TOLD PASSPORTS WILL NO’ Rk VIZED.

STOCK PRICES  LOWEST Y  E   Another Selling Movenent in Stock Exchange Setids Prices te Lowel Level.

MONEY PRICES HIT LOW LEVEL   Sweeping Movement in Public Ex. change Causes Still Another Stiff Decline.

ADGPT COST OR MARKET WHICH. EVER S LOWEF   Income Tax Regulations Issued by Bureau of Internal Revenue.

DECREASED VALUE MAY BE FIGURE AMAA RETURN   Sovernment Says May Use Market Cost of  Valuatien   MAY USE WHICHEVER IS LOWEST

MERCHANTS ARE GIVEN A CHOICE FOR INVENTORIES   Internal Revenue Bur: eau Issues Regulation Covering Either ‘Mark et on Cost’ in Making  Returne   PARTICULARS

COST OF MARKET FOR INVENTORIES   Internal Revenue Department Permits Income Tax Payers Choice of Two Bases

INCOME TAX RULING   WILL AFFECT MERCHANTS   Incomes Can Be Computed on ‘‘Cost or Market” Bureau Says  ;

8000 ARMENIANS VICTIMS OF TURKS      Americans Able To Save 2,004 in Hospitals and Orphanareas

AMERICANS CARING FOR REFUGEES   Eight Armenians Killed in the Recent Massacres.

DEMAND INCREASE ~ELSER, RSTRIKE. TO SPREAD   Jo Improvement in Situation Labor Center ‘at Capital Of Nation Reports :

SETEPLE STRIKE SOON,   The Railrond Bowrd Nearly Ready to Haid Down Deeision.

WAGE - DECISION ..SOOR   Labor Board Says R. R. Mas. Delay; ing Work of Revision.

WILSONURGES PROMPT ACTION   Labor Board Say Strikers Are Holding Back Work on Cases.   UNION’ MEETING: FRIDAY.

STRIKES MAY BE © AUTHORIZED IF DELAY CONTINUES   President Urges Railway Labor Board to Make Its Award

PROMISE TO FIX RAILMEN’S WAGE WITHIN 2 WEEKS   Impatience of Workers Speeds Up Decision of U. S. Board   GET 300 PLEAS PER DAY   OFFICIALS BELIEVE, HOWEVER, THAT WAGE PUARREL H4S NOTHING TO DO WITH PRESENT STRIKES

PROMISE TO FIX: RAILMEN'S WAGE   impatience of of ieee Semel Up Decision of US. Beard .      GET 300 PLEAS PER DAY

PALMER DOES NOT FAVOR PRESENT SEDITION BIL   Gompers Attacks the Measure as “Merely Anti-Strike Legislation.”

FAVORS THE ADOPTION ‘OF EITHER GRAHAM oR, STER‘LING: BILL AND SUBMITS COPY OF DAZEY BILL BUT --RECOMMENDS. NONE--GOMPERS  SAID BILLS ARE NOTHING MORE THAN ANTI- STRIKE MEASURES"   (RY UNITED PRESS)

GOMPERS OPENS BATTLE AGAINST SEDITION ACTION   Says Main Purpose of Legislation is to Prevent Cesgation of Work   PALMER CONFERS “AT WHITE HOUSE

GERMANS TURNING OVER COAL   Not Qaite Up to Agreement, bat Indicate (t:eod Intentions.

PRICE REDUCTION IS GENERAL OVER WHOLE COUNTRY   “SLOW SPRING” “THE OUTLAW STRIKE,” “TIGHT” CONDETIONS OF MONEY MARKET GIVEN AS REASON. —

Prige Cutting General — Throughout Country   Food Market Not Influ enced Yet But Clothing Prices Report ed Falling Off,

REVOLT AGAINST HIGH PRIGES HAS RESULTED IN DOWNWARD TREN   Signs of General Reduction Foreseen by Officials as Public Revolts at Paying Exorbitant Prices

MERCHANDISE PRICES ARE _ ON DECLINE   A GENERAL REDUCTION, ESPEC TALLY ON CLOTHING, RE. PORTED TODAY.   Merchants in Many Cities Have An. nounced Reduction in Prices From Twenty to Fifty Per Cent. it Is Reported.

MERCHANDISE MARKET DROPS   CLOTHING FALLS 20 TO 60 \PER  CENT—SLOW SPRING GIVEN AS THE CAUSE. 

CLOTHING PRICES —   REASON. ASSIGNED TOA SLOW SEASON WITH THE PUBLIC: DOING LITTLE BUYING

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SUF’ FOR CONSPT:   Inventor of Aircraft App! anc: serted Cabinet Members © « Holed Orcers.

PLANE MAKER CHARGE PLOT   E. L. Rice Files, Suit for $102,050,000 * Against Various Government Officials: at Washington,’

GOVERNORS OF TWO OATES TAKE ACTION TO MAINTAIN LAW   Cornwell Permits Passage 0 Kentucky Troops Through Williamson.   SHOTS ARE FIRED ACROSS RIVER FROM BOTH SIDES   Executives Discuss Border Situation at Conference Held at Chesapeake and Ohio Rail. way Station at Charleston, and-Cooperation Resulted.

GUARD !S CALLED OUT.      Cornwell Grants Permission for Militia to Move Through West Virginia.

GUARD 1S CALLED: OUT.   Cornwell Grants Permission for “Militia to" Move, Through’ West. Virginia... .

GRAND CIRCUIT RACES   Second Week of Harness Racing  Opens Today at Fort Adieasessi "Teeask:

AMOSKEAG MILLS 70 SHUT DOWN      Will Then “Resume Three-Day Schedule at 22, Per Cent. ‘Less Wages —

> “AMOSKEAG’ SHUTS DOWN.   Factory To Start Up Seon With J Uane Raciietian

WAGE REDUCTION AND SHUT DOWN  AFFECTS 13.586   Amoskeag Plant at Man chester, N..H., Will Be Ida Tan Nave

AMOSKEAG MILL WORKERS FACE A 10-DAY SHUTDOWN   Mills Will Resume or Jan. 3 on Three Days: Week and Wage Cut o 221 Per Cent. .

AMOSKEAG MILLS SHUT DOWN FEW DAY:   And Announced Wage Cu When Reopening Takes ' Place in Tanuary.

WILL IT CONTINUE OR JUST FLICKER OUT:   Department of Labor Officials Believe Today Will Deter mine Strilre Teenpe

vment of Labor Watshing Anthracite Fields.      agg DAY OVER, ==  CHANGE If EXPECTED   igre Federal Action Depends on Miners’ Attitude.   Collieries About Pottsville ennsylvania, Are Idle Today. insurgents Say They Will Remain Away from Mines.

TODAY CRITICAL (NE IN CONTINUATION OF STRIKE OF MINERS   Officials Hopeful Tha’ “Back To Mine” Move Will Start.

“FATHER OF WATERS” HIGH   Clinton, la.. Reports Mississippi Hig. ect far Years.

MISSISSIPP! RIVER AT FLOOD   Highest Water in $2 Years Report ; at Clinton, ta—-Many Gas ' mente Floeded.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT FLOOD   Highest Water in 32 Years Reportec at Clinton, ta.—Many Basements Flooded.

zleve 020100000—3-5-0 srook 600000 100—1-5-1   ‘wo Doubles by Steve 0’ Neil Drives In Three Tallies And Wins First Game of Series   (CHRONICLE-TELEQRAW NIRRCT WIreR

Coveleskie Too Much For’ Ded. gers in First Gatne of the 1920 World Series   HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY   Sox Scandal Doesn’t Cut Down World Series Crowd— Many Turned Away

FANS FILLSTANDS ~ FOR FIRST GAME   Both Managers Confident _~ Before Contest...

25,000 FANG ON EOGt AT FBBETS FIELD FOR APENING WORLD GAME   Indians Go in on Strange Ground, Without Practice, But Speaker Says AU Parks Look Alike to Him.   BIGGEST SCANDAL OF THE DAY . JS THE ABSENCE OF BRASS BAND

BROOKLYN PARK FILLED BY FANG   White Sox Scandal Fails to Check Interest in World Series.   BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT

SCANDAL FAILS ~ ‘JOHALTFANS   All Seats Were Sold When Players Came on Field for First Game of Series   Rival Managers Issue State: ments Expressing Conf dence in Outcome ‘7

DIANS WINNERS OVER DODGERS IN FIRST CAME TODAY   {Tay Asanriated Press Leased Wire.)

Brooklyn Was Favorite in Betting at Ebbet Field Today.   DEAL WEATHER FOR THE FANS

INDIANS ARE FIRST TO CROSS PLATE   American League Pennant Winners Secure Two Run Lead Off Marquard, Who. Temporarily Lost. Control—Speaker Fans First Time at Bat.

OAL MARKET SOFTENS BUT COKE IS: FIRM   “snprovement in Car Placement: For Region May Bring Long Expected Break.   PIER SHIPMENTS OFF

WO DEPUTIES KILLED IN FIGHT   Oklahoma Officers Attempt to Ar rést Negro Charged With Moonshining.

DUTCH SHIP ASKS ” FOR AID, SAYING VESSEL HELPLESS   Gale -in Pacific, Reported - to Be One of Worst   in Many Years

BARGE ON ROCKS; EIGHTEEN LOS]   Early Fears Srengthened When Gov. ernment Tug Wirelesses That Night Search Has Been Fruitiess; Was Loaced With Lumber.

SEARCH FOR > MISSING SHE IS FRUITLESS   Eighteen Peeple Relieved to Have Geen Drowned When Chitian Bare t ree      VESSEL ON HOCKS NMEAB PORTLAND, OREGON

CHILEAN BARGE AND 18 PERSONS REPORTED LOS]   Aboard the Craft Wias Captain Jeu sen, Wife, Baby and a Crew of Fifteen,

STEEL BARGE GOES ASHORE ON OREGON COAST   WAS CREW OF 1 BESIDES CAP+ TAIN AND FAMILY PRARS FELT POR THEIR SAPETY

EAR FELT FOR SAFETY OF BARGE   Goes Ashore During Night in 86 Mile Gale; Eighteen Men Are Aboard.

LYNCHING IN GEORGIA        Alleged Slsyer Conf  to Seene     sed an Way

NEGRO BURNED IN “GML NEAR SHAH FOR USUAL CRIME   Captured Monday in Bulloch County He Was Taken To Scene of Crime and Confessed to Murder.—Broke Chain And Wae Shot to Death.

LYNCHED A GIRL’S SLAYER   Géorgia Negro Taken to Scene -of _ Crime and Put ta Death

CHIEF OF CHICAGO GUNMEN oLAIN If SIGHT OF FAMILY   Two Men in Closed Black Cai Shoot Him as He Sits in Own in Front of Home.   ‘HE'D KILLED 2 MEN AND  SERVED 2 YEARS IN PEN   Many Pistol Toters and Labor Feudists Rounded Up by Police as Suspects.

ol ICE SEEKING SLAYER OF NOTED -WICAGO GUNMAN   “Mossy” -Enright, Labor Feudist, Shot To Death From Auto.

BNET  # }     i  , cn "AGO ) SERKS SLAYER OF HER   ic WEF GUNMAN, i bof —_—— *  Hundreds of Police) Secking Men : : _ Who Killed Earight,  os

POLICE HUNTING FOR OLAYER OF NOTORIOUS GUNMAN   Mossy Enright, Gunman and Labor Fuedist, Killed and Many Are_ Rounded Up As a Result. ~

Cu MAR uF   POLACE FEAR THAT KILLING WILL MARK THE ioe OF ANOTHER G WAR IN CHICAGO.

“Mossy” Enright Shot Down In Street By Two Men  Wife And Two Sons Saw The Tragedy — Enright Was Leader Of Labor Reud

~ LABOR FEUDIST   MYSTERY SURROUNDS MURDER OF WELL KNOWN WINDY CITY CHARACTER   WIFE AND SONS — WITNESS CRIMI   Eleven Slugs From Sawed-Off Gun * Fired Into His Body As He Approached His Home.

HUNT SLAYER OF “MOSS” ENRIGHT, CHICAGO GUNMAN   Police Predict a New War Outcome Labor  Controversy.

GUNMEN'S WAR IS = ‘PREDICTED AGAIN i CTY OF cHicned   As Result of Murder of Maurice L. Enright Yesterday byTwo Men With Shot Guns In Front of His Residence. Wad Tratled Him.   ‘LABOR LEADER AND FEUDIST   Has Been Leader- for. Nine Vears in Trades Unions

BIG NET 13. LAID   (CHICAGO SERKS SLAYER OF HER CHIEF GUNMAN.   Hundreds of Police Seeking Men Who hilled Faright,

NOTED CHICAGO GUNMAN FINALLY GETS HIS   Eleven Slugs From a Sawed-off,  ouble - Barreled Shotgun  Fired Into His Body As He Sat at Wheel of Auto.

FEAR GUNMEN’S WAR IN CHICAGO RESULT MOSS ENRIGHT DEATH   Notorious “Labor Leade Was Shot Early Last Night.

GHIGAGE LABOR LEANER AND NOTORIOUS GUNA KILLER. SLAYERS ESE AP      WAS WUERDERED IN PRESENCE ©) HIS FAMILY WHILE IN CAR IN FRONT OF HOME,

TED GUNMAN SHOT TO DEATH   “Mossy” Enright, Chicago's Most Notorious -Gunman Murdered   Shot 14 Times While Getling in His Auto—Presages Another Gunmen’s War

POLIGE SEEKING THE OLAYER UF  MOSS ENRIGHT   ‘Notorious Chicago Gunmar  Met Fate He Had Doled  Out to Others.   SHOT IN AUTOMOBILE IN FRONT OF HIS HOME   Police Round Up Big Bag of!  Labor Feudists in Dragnet.

POLICE SEARCH FOR SHAVER OF ENRIGHT, NOTORIOUS GUNNAAN   Was Shot At Wheel Of Automobile Last Night In Chicago—Wife And Two Sons Witness Death,   PRESAGES FEUDIST WAR

“TS KIELEL   Chicigo Gun Fighter Had Bee Business Agent of The _ Plumbers Union.

NO SHIFT. SAYS CUMMINGS   Democratic National Convention to Be Held in San Francisco and Not in Oakland,

THREE PRISG:   Muncie Sherilf Allows’ Prisoiers te Get Away From Custody.

THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE.   Muncie SherilY Allows Prisoners t Get Away rom Custody.

MIAMI MURDER — BEING PROBEI   Arrest of Young Man From Asheville in Jacksonville May Brine a Solution.

YANK SWIMMERS WIN RACES   Miss Bleibtry Adds Another World's Record to America’s String at Antwerp.

‘MORE HONORS FOR YANKS   Win Swimming Races at Antwerp— - World’s Record Set.

AF OFL. GATHERS IN ANNUAL MEET   LABOR REPRESENTATIVES ASSEMBLE IN MONTREAL FOR BUSINESS.   Congress is Severely Scored Fo1 Its Alleged Failure to Pass Suiteble Laws For the Workers.

Labor Fights For Right To Go On Strike   Genrpers Opens Convention of Amer  jean Kederation oof Labor  by Condemning Opposi tion to Labor—Big  ; Beogpram Flann?@a

Labor Will Not Give Up Right to Strike, Gompers Declares at Convention

Incomplete Vermont ! ‘owns Favor Lignor in-Election Vote. i  eturns Indicate 106  4

EASTERN TOWNS STILL  VOTING FOR LIQUOR   Incomplete Returns Indicate 100 Vermont Towns Favor Liquor in Election Vote.

MINFREY CHARGES NOT PLAGE BEFORE HOEY: CONFERENCE 1S HELD   TWO MEMBERS OF PRESON COM MISSION MEET WITH GOVERNOK AND ATTORNEY GENERAL

WINFREY SAYS HE WILL RESIGN   On Account of Irregularties in Management of the Prison System

Declares Government Is Allowing System of Organized Outrage In Ireland.   TRISH PEACE BODY KES NEW OFFER   Sinn Feiners Score Bloody Victory Over Black and Tan Police In Fight.

Sacking of Granard, by Uni. formed Police and Sol: diers Is Related .   SYSTEMATIC PILLAGING FEATURES NIGHT RAIDS   Charge Police and Troops In Collusion During Attacks On Sinn Fein Cities

EPUTIED OPPOSE FIXED UM PLAN FOR INDEMNITIES   Decision at Hythe Conference Held Contrary to Treaty of Versailles,

EXACT PAYMENT HUN WAR DEBI   Today’s Debate of Hythe Con. ference is of Great Importance

RANGE [9 IN SHYLOCK MOOD   House of Deputies Would Ex act Pound of Flesh From Germany.

Warsaw Government Addresses Appeal to League of Nations Requesting Mediation  In Dispute; Breach of Neutrality Charged; Instances of Hostility Are Recounted   REDS ARE NOW DISSATISFIED

POLES ASK LEAGUE TQ STOP LIT EUANIF   Dispute Will Lead To War Un  less Mediators Interfere,  Says Warsaw.

POLES ASK MEDIATION WITH THE LITHUANIANS   ASK LEAGUE OF NATIONS PAR LEY ON SITUATION

POLAND READY TOLET LEAGUE oni DISPUTE   More Attacks By Lithuanians Qn Warsaw Forces Are ~ Reported -

TO THE LEAGUE   Requests Its Mediation in the Polish-Lithuanian Dis. pute   Declares An’ Unprovoked Attack Made on Poles by Lithanian Forces

POLES APPEAL TO LEAGUE: . OF NATIONS TO ARBITRATE DISPUTE. WITH LITHUANIA   Must Declare War if Situation is Not Improvec Declares Government; Demand Evacuation . : of Polish Territory. . — 1

TO PREVENT WAR   Polish Government is On Point Of Declaring War On Lithunians

POLAND APPEALS TO LEAGUE FOR SOLUTION   Mediation Requested jn Dis. pute With Lithuania Charge Unprovoked Attack.

POLAND NEAR WAR WANTS LEAGUE OF NATIONS 70 SIT Ih   Willing to Arbitrate Lithuania Dispute or Go to War, Word: “Sent From Warsaw.

Poland Says She May. Be Compeiled to Declare War on Lithuania.   ASKS LEAGUE TOSETTLE TROUBLES

POLISH APPEAL — MADE TO LEAGUE   WANTS MEDIATION IN DIS. PUTE WITH LITHUANIA.

POLAND APPEALS T0 LEAGUE TO MEDIATE   International Council. is Considering Request,

FOR LEAGUE a   Asks Body to Take Steps to. : ~ Heve Situation or War With Lithuania Is Sure...

HAVE APPEALED  TO L. OF NATIONS   Poles Declare Lithuanian s Made an Unpro voked Attack

LEAGUE ASKED 10 AGT AS MEDIATOR   Poland Asks League of Nations to Settle Its Boundary Dispute With Lithuania.

Unless Improvement Oecurs in Situetion She Will Declare War On Lithunia

Willing to Submit Lithuanian Ques tion to Tribunal or Will Declare Wary.

POLAND MUAY  DECLARE WAR ON LITRUANIA REPORT SAYS   Ready to Submit Dispute Over F rontier to League of Nations   BOLSHEVIKI SUPPORT LITHUANIAN ARMY   Serious Complications — ir Settlement of Difficulties With Reds Arise

POLAND APPEALS TO LEAGUE COURT   Desires To Avert Clash With Lithuanians.

POLAND SUBMITS NISPUTE 10 LEAGUE   Requests Mediation to Prevent Threatened War With  Tithnanic.

POLISH GOVERNMENT APPEALS 10 LEAGUE   Asks Mediation of That Body Affairs with Lithuania—May Declare War.

LEAGUE ASKED TOMEDIATEIN POLISH FIGHT   Peaceful Settlement O Lithuanian Dispute Is Desired.

a eee OL LLL LOLOL, LOLOL OT  County Fair Board Gets Busy With i Plans for a Better Fair Next Fall;

County Fair Board Gets Busy With  Plans for a Better Fair Next Fall

BRYANTO FIGHT  FOR A DRY PLANK   League of Nations and Government Control of Railroads Also to be Debated--Indications Point to Dark Horse as the Nominee.   my HAROLN D 3ACOBR *

FINAL F1GH 0 PLANNED BY BRYAN,  HOBSON   Dry Leaders Plan Strategy as Glass Reads Platform to Delegates

BRYAN TRYING HARD FOR DRY PI ATFARM Pl AN   Potters With Kichard Oebsan i Effart te Get Party to Make 3 Stand        AL OFFER DMENT ON FLOOR  : asia Ww AM      Varimentacy Vractices te Re ie surted te Head df the Weis

Bryan's s Strategy De-  pends on Situatior   Will Be Guided By Situ: ation of the ‘Moment

CHANCE 10 OPEN FIGHT   Vill Make Grand Fina ieffort To Get Dry ? Plank.

BRYAN, HOBSON PLAN FIGHT FOR DRY PLANK   Meet Beneath Rostrum While Secretary Glass Reads Platform to Convention Today   THEIR COURSE UNDECIDED

HOUSE T0 VOTE ON RESOLUTION ENDING THE WAI   REPUBLICANS CLAIM SUFFIC CIENT VOTES TO_ PASS MEASURE OVER STRONG OPPOSITION

‘LATE THIS AF   House Will Vote on the Porter  Pesaran PacanlIntinn

FINAL VOTE  TAKEN IN HOUSE LATE THIS AR TERNOON  On Porter Resolution Declaring En   On Porter Resolution Declaring Ead of War With Germany.

FINALVOTE = ON PORTER BILI   Xesolution to Declare ar End of the War with Germany, Will Pass bs 75 Majority Say Re  ‘soblicans,   DEMOCRATS QUIET

NEARING FINAL VOTE ON PEACE RESCLUTICN   Republican Leaders Claim To Have 75 Majority On Passage of Resolution.

PERIOMABLE SOUS TIED UP IN SOUTH   One Hundred Per Cent Walkout in Los Angeles Reported   MORE WORKERS OUT ON PACIFIC COAST   srotherhoods Still Deplore Strike and Urge Men to Go Back

SHORT PRODUCTION DEMAND EXCESSIVE WHAT'S RESULT:   ‘NOT ENOUGH OF EVERYTHING TO GO AROUND,      n Spite of These Conditions Rieken berg Is Well Prepared to Care For Your Needs.

NOT ENOUGH OF EVERYTHING TO GO AROUND.   In Spite of These Conditions Riekenberg Is Weil Prepared to Care For Your Needs.

CALL FOR FARM HANDS      Majority of Calls In Kansas Are For Married Men.

SOLVE ADRIATIC ROW?      Bugoshavia and aly Reaches Agree. meni, Is Rumor. ‘

ANTHONY FIRST SPEAKER.   House Took Up Army Re-organiza tlon Bill Today.

OPENED TO HOMESTEAD ENTRY   Lands Formerly Part of Orexzon ant Calffornia Railroad Grant.

400,000 ACRES LAND OPENED — IN NORTHWEST   PORMER SEHVICH MEN WILL Be GIVEN PREPEEENCEH IN HOMESTEAD EIGHT,

SEC. LANE ANNOUNCES OPEN ING OF OREGON-CALIFORNIA TRACT   360.000 ACRES INCLUDED   ea  Preference Given Soldiers, Sailors and Marines and Present Set tlers on Lond.

Meeting Called by Senator Owen Results in No Action; More Rescrvations Are Suggested.   ELKHART EMPLOYERS FORME LEAGUE TO FIGHT STAIKS

EMPLOYERS ORGANIZE   ELKHART BUSINESS MEN FACING STRIKES GET TOGETHER.   Announce ‘They Wil Kosist Laterference of Outsiders—Union Bakers Out, Others Threatening.

DAMAGE BY EARTHQUAKE   Buildings at Englewood, Cal., Weakened by Tremors.

80. CALIFORNIA. ~ BADLY SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   Walls of the. California-Edson  . Go; Fell, Breaking the Wire Connections and Leaving Englewood in Darkness.

CLEAR AWAY ENGLEWOOD QUAKE DEBRIS   entire California Coas Rocked By Slight : Upheaval.

AN EARTHQUAKE — IN CALIFORNIA   ALMOST TOTALLY DESTROYS TOWN OF INGLEWOOD,   LOS ANGELES BADLY SHAKEN   lg Cracks Are Leit In the Walls of : the City Hall, and Glass Is”  Broken Ail Over the Chey,

D'PALMA WINS BIG ROAD RACE   Breaks Records, Averaging 79 1-2 Miles.   MILTON FINISHED SECOND   Tied D’Palma For Lap Record, Making One at 6:11:01 — Murphy Third.

DE PALMA WINS ELGWNO5-MILE ROAD HACE   LAP AND TIME RECORDS SMASHED IN AVERAGE OF 7914 MILES” AN HOUR.

M’COY MILITARIST DECLARES BLAINE — IN OPENING TALK   Declares Democratic Candidate is for Universal Military  Training in Wisconsin    URGES MARKETING LAWS TO AID SMALL MERCHANT   Attacks Transportation Law for Increasing Rates

NO COSSACK SYSTEM FOR WISCONSIN   Republican - candidate Attacks Militaristic Stand of MeCov   GETS BiG RECEPTION   Opera House is Packed With 800 People at Boscobel to Hear Blaine

AARDING ROKING COX TD oPEGIFY LEAGUE POLIC   WANTS DEFINITE STATEMENT.      DOES AN ACCORD WITE WILSON MEAN HIS ENTIRE PLAN?

HARDING ASKS FOR COX BILL OF PARTICULARS   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE WANTS DE: TAILS OF DEMOCRATIC FOREIGN POLICY.   INTERROGATORIES HURLED   Declares People Want, to Know if-Candidate Had Put President in Charge of Campaign.

GOV. COX ASKED TQ TAKE STAND   Country Entitled to Know Whether His Opponent Favors Article 10 and Armenian Mandate, G. O. P. Nominee Says.

HARDING ASKS ASKS PARTY'S STAND ON BIG ISSUE      H . .  Puts Pertinent Questions to His Opponent Concerning   QPeagsue of Nations   IS HE WITH WILSON?   If So, Says G. O. P. Candidate, “We Flatly Reject These Ili-Advised Com mitmente”’

HARDING CALLS FOR COX VIEWS   Wants to Know How He Stands on Foreign Policy Now Proposed By Democrats   Republican Nominee Demands  His Opponent Give Immediate Statement of Policy

(0 P ASKS COX HOW HE STANDS (IN ARTICLE If   HARDING WANTS TO KNOW II DEMO NOMINEE FAVORS ARMENIAN MANDATE

SENATOR HARDING WANTS TO KNOW   Fires Broadside of literroga: tories at Governor Gox.   REFERS TO THE CONFERENCE

GOK CHALLENGED  BY HARDING 10 DUTLINE FULLY FOREIGN POLICY   Republican Nominee For the Presidency Fires a Broadside of Interrogatories at Nemacratic Leader,   WILSON DICTATING TO THE STANDARD BEAREF   Governor Must Yield His Own Opinion to That_oi President in Order to Es tablish Complete Accord.

Republican Nominee Challenges Governor to Say Where He Stands on Article 10, Armen. ian Mandate and. Other Issues Resulting From League of Nations.

HARDING COMES BACK PROMPTLY   Wants to Know About Sunday Conference  FEWPOINTED QUERIES   ANNOUNCEMENT OF ACCORI - MEANS THAT PRESIDENT IS IN CHARGE OF CAMPAIGN AND WILL BE REAL FORCE OF NEXT ADMINISTRATION IF ~ DEMO. CRATS SUCCEED, HE DECLARES

QUESTIONS ABOUT FOREIGN POLICY   Washington Conferenc Calls. Forth Statement From Senator Harding   LEAGUE. WORRIES: HIM        , #8 “Drop Militant-Hints About Hot ’ Stu That Is Coming

HARDING ASKS COX 10 SHOW ATTITUDE   Calis For Foreign Policy Proposed by Democrats.   TREATY PROBLEMS CAUSE   Republican Nominee Challenges Governor to Say Where He Stands on Article 10, Armenian Mandate and Other Issues Resulting From _League of Nations.

WANTS DEFINITE STATEMENT.   DOES AN ACCORD WITH WILSON MEAN HIS ENTIRE PLAN?

B. A 7, GHARTERS BEING REVOKED FOR ASSISTING IN INAIITHORIZEN STRIKE   EIGHTEEN THOUSAND WEN ARI MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATIONS  THUS “PUNISHED.

SIMS CONTINUES HIS CRITICISMS   He Tells Senate Committee His Appeals for Staff in London Were Ignored   MANY REQUESTS MADE.   But Not Until in November 1917, Did Navy Department Take Any Action

SIMS CONTINUES INS ATTACKS UPON _ NAVY DiPARTMEN:   Declares it Insisted on Direct. :.g all Operations From Washington

SIMS SAYS. STAFF WAS TOD SMAL   Declares Department {gnored Reauest-Until November,   ‘BENSON CHANGED VIEWS   Admiral -Shows’, Attitude o! Washington Officials During First Critical Months of Wai —SHtates That Thero Was Oontinued Delay on Import: ant Recommendations.

AUMIRAL SIMS OATS OFFICIALS WERE IGNORED   Charges ail War Operations Were Directed From Washington.   BENSON CAME TO RESCUE

SIMS CENTERS FIRE ON NAVY HEADS’ DELAY   Says It Was Months Before He Had Sufficient. Help.

oIMo GUNTINUES ATTACK ON NAVY   Urgent Appeals for Adequate London Staff   WITHOUT ANY RESULT   Until November, 1917, When Admiral Benson Reported— Department Insisted on Directing All War Operations From Washington Greatly to Detriment of Service

APPEALS (GNORE SIMS TESTIFIES   pHAF EAR TRAED TO PLE Peet ADPQUATE LON DON ~TAETD. SASS ADMIRAL.

SIMS POINTS OUT HOW NAVY DISREGARDED HIM   Months Elapsed Before Perma. nent War Staff Was Established in London on His Suggestion

ATTACK ON NAVY KEPT  ‘UP BY SIMS   Claims Navy. Department. Refused To Recognize Need ‘Of Center ing Operations: In London. For Seas pe We z   AWAITED BENSON'S PROBE   Cited As Showing Attitude Of De’ partment.“ During First - Six Months Of » War—Soundness  ‘hater Demnnctrated.   VITAL. SUBJECTS DELAYED

URGENT APPEALS WERE IGNORED BY NAVY DEPART MEN    insisted on Directing All Wai Operations From Washington, Says Admiral Sims.   CONTINUED DELAY ON VITAL RECOMMENDATIONS   Required Four Months te Arrang Docking System fer Battleship Abroad, When He Could Have Mad All Arrangements in Ten Minutes Conversation With Preper Officer

GIGANTIC ELKS PAGEANT IN CHICAGO TONIGHT   Ten Thousand Marchers wil Be in Long Line-Up Over Streets of Windy City.   MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE

DEATH OF W. B. YOUNG.   Well Known McIntosh ‘County G tizen Passes Away at Eufaula   ‘Last Saturday. .

EATH. OF: W.. B. YOUNG. AT EUFAULA SATURDAY   Well Known McIntosh’ County Ci- tizeit Passes “Away. at. Eufaula» Tact GCaturday. .

SOCIALISTS NOW AIM   At Getting Their Candidate for President Out of Jail.

Cicotte,; Felsch ‘and Weaver and Five. Others Indict-ed by Grand Jury   FOR THROWING GAMES   Comiskey: Suspends Play ers—The World’s Series Changed to Oct. 7th

EIGHT WHITE SOX PLAYERS ARE INDICTED BY JURY   INDICTMENTS FOLLOWED TESTI. WONY BY EDDIE CICOTTE, PREMIER PETCHER

Eight Members Chicago Sox  Baseball Team Are Indicted : For Crooked Ball Playing

TEAM'S STARS CAUGHT IN NET OF GRAND JURY   ACTION FOLLOWS QUESTIONING OF PITCHER EDDIE CICOTTE REGARDING WORLD'S SERIES GAMES OF 1919  Thy   ACCUSED SUSPENDED BY CLUB MANAGEMENT   WILL BE BANISHED FROM ORGANIZED BASEBALL IF  CHARGES MADE ARE QU@TAINEN

GRAND JURY aes EM OF  For Crookedness in the 1919 World’s Series  Owner of the Club Announces Suspexsion of the Eight Players  Bd This Virtually Eliminates the White  Sox from the Pennant Race nee  Reported Eddie Cicotte Waived Immu  Owner of the Club Announces Suspen sion of the Eight Players

Testimony of Eddie Cicotte, Pitcning Ace, Causes Indictment to Be Voted   PLAYERS CHARGED WITH SELLING WORLD SERIES   GAMBLERS ALLEGED YO HAVE BLACKMAILED TEAM AGAIN THIS YEAR, ASSURING CHAM. PIONSHIP TO CLEVELAND,

ELEVEN INDICTED WHER GRAND JURY AGAIN TAKES BASEBALL SCANDAL OVER   Abe Attell, Hal Chase and Bill Burns Are Among Those Caught in Net---Gedeon Te (Called.

CHICAGO SOX ARE INDICTED   Eight Members of the American League Team Are Charged By Grand Jury.   SUSPENDED BY COMISKEY   Indictments Were Voted After - Jury Had Heard Testimony: of Cicotte.

ENORMOUS SUM  IS OFFERED TO THE WHITE SOX TOTHROW GAME   Maharge, Gambler, Confesses They Were to Get $100,000, But Only $10,Nh Bead Dat   CICOTTE MADE OFFER   Maharge Says Attell and Friends Cleaned Up a Fortune By Double Crossing the Sox .

EIGHT MEMBERS — OF WHITE SOX CLUB INDICTED   COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY RE TURNS TRUE BILL AGAINST THE PLAYERS,   Are Charged with Conspiracy to Do An Hiegal Act—Must Prove. innocence Before They Can Play,

EXTRA!  TELEGRAPHIC   Eight White Sox Baseball Players Indicted for Crookedness by Chicago Grand Jury

CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT AN ILLEGAL ACT   EDDIE CICOTTE IS SAID TQ HAVE MADE A COMPLETE CONFESSION; SIGNS IMMUNITY WAIVER   JACKSON AND WEAVER WOH   The Men Indicted Are Said to Haye Thrown the 1919 Series to the Cincinnati Reds,

EIGHT WHITE SOX ARE INDICTED BY LURY   World Series Stars In Net of Law As Result of Hearings by Cook County Grand Jury

EIGHT WHITE SOX » PLAYERS INDICTED "IN BALL SCANDAL   Cicotte is Said to Have Con. fessed ‘'Fixing’’ Charges to Grand Jury.   COMISKEY SUSPENDS THEM-—TEAM IS RUINED   Men Named Are Gandil, MeMullin, Felsch, Risberg, Cicotte, Williams Jackeon, Weaver.

EIGHT OF WHITE SOX ARE ACCUSED   Members of Chicago Team in 1919 World’s Series Charged With Crooked Deal   SERIES “FIXED,” IS CHARGE   Eddie Cicotte, Ace Pitcher For Sox, Tells Grand Jury Story Lead- — ing to Indictments ‘

O Whi SUA ARE INDIGTED   Comiskey Cans the Whole Bunch, Eliminating White Sox From Race

JURY CHARGES CROOKED WORK IN WORLD oERieo HANES OF LAST SEASON   Felsch, Cicotte, Jackson, MeMullin, Risberg, Williams, Weaver Among Those Named By Jurists in Scandal of National Pastime.

MORE INDICTMENTS IN BASE BALL PROBI   Abo Attell, Hal Chase and Bill Birns' Added to the List by Chicago Grand Jury,’

BASEBALL PROSE TRAPPING MORE   Abe Attel, Hal Chase and Bil Burns Are Added to the List of Indicted Men.   NOW WAIT FOR GEDEOR

EIGHT WHITE SOX — INDICTED, OUSTED ~ INBRIBE SCANDAI   Cicotte Signs Immunity Waiver And Tells All He Knows to The Cook County Grand Jury  COMISKEY SUSPENDS CULPRITS

INDICT EIGHT OF WHITE SOX CLUB FOR CONSPIRACY   Andiciments Returned by Grand Jury Which Alleged Crookedness in Base Ball

ATTEL SAID -. JO BE FIXER   And Is: Sndieted for Complicity it 1919 Werld Series.

BRITAIN MAY USE IRON HAND 10 PUT IRISH RIOTS DOWN   Favor Ulster Demanc To Send Armed Ferce Against Sinn Fein.

Rioting Continues In Belfast, lrelan«   A Desperate Condition Hus Been Created and an Armed Civie Gunvd May Boa Provided.

Rioting Continues In Belfast, Irelanc   A Desperate Condition Has Been Cre. ated and an Armed! Civic’ Guare May Un Provided.’

BELFAST RIOTING FAST CREATING INTOLERABLE : ~~ SITUATION IN IRELAND

OPEN WAR NEAR IN IRELAND IF. BELFAST ARMS   GOVERNMENT ADMITS THAT SITUATION COULD NOT BE ANY WORSE.   Ulster Proposes Armed Civic Guard and Sinn Feiners - Threaten War If It Is Granted

ARMED CIVIC GUARD IN ERIN   Is Proposed to Relieve Coun. try of Present Intolerable Conditions.

SITUATION (6  STILL athlOUa TN TRISH TOW   IF DISORDERS KEEP UTP GOV ERNMENT MAY ADOPT SEVERE WEASURES,

SITUATION IS "VERY SERIOUS   Continuous Ri iting and "Bloodshed id City é

IRISH: CONDIFIONS WORSE’   Ulster (May: Organize sa  Civic ener alte 7, en Vee

POLAND DESIRES 10 PURCHASE EQUIPMEN]   Government Confronted With New Problem Upon Receipt of Request From Legation

American Government Facing a New and Delicate Problem Growing Out of the European Situation.

U.d. ATTITUDE INPOLE Moa NOT DECIDED   NOT INVITED JTC CONFERENCE      BUT IT IS THOUGHT WE WILL BE ASKED TO ENTER ROW

NEW PROBLEM CONFRONTS U. §   Poland Wants to Purchase Army tniforms and Shoes.

UNITED STATES 15: ‘AOKED TO SUPPLY. aHOED TO POLAND   Question Of Neutrality Is Involved  and State Department Is Hesitating. ze   ‘NOT INVITED TO “CONFERENCE

POLAND WANTS ARMY UNIFORMS   ‘Uncle Sam Asked for Permiesion to Allow Purchase.

PEROHING PRALSEO SERVICES OF NEGRIL SOLDIERS IN WAR   Five Delegations of Colorec Republicans Pledge Support to Harding.   TWO SPEECHES MADE BY PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE   Will Speak Today to Business Men From Chicago, Detroit and Indiana Cities, Outlining His Ideas for After-War Financial Reconstruction.

HARDING PROMISES EQUAL RIGHTS 10 NEGRO REPUBLICAN   G. O. P. NOMINEE DENOUNCE: LYNCHING, AS “BRUTAL AND AWFUL VIOLENCE.”

ULORED FOLKS ON FRONT PORGH   Five Delegations Pledge Support to Harding   CAMP MEETING SPIRIT   Pervades Day’s Celebration and Speeches are Made by Several Delegates—Visitors are Asked to Make Service to Country Their Standard of Citizenship

NEGRO DELEGATION HARDINGS LATEST PORCH “AUDIENCE   GOVERNMENT WILL NOT. FAL AMERICAN NEGRO, SENATOR TELLS HIS HEARERS   PLEDGE NOMINEE SUPPOR   Hundred Thousand Votes From Colored Women Promised By Speakers Krom Visiting Crowd to Senator’s Home

NEGROES VISIT HARDING PORCE   Republican Candidate Makes Address to Visitors From  North and South.

NEGROES PLEDGE  THEIR SUPPORT TO AARDING IN 1920 CAMPAIGK   Five Delegations Representing Various rig Pee in North and South Cail At Senator's Home,   _OYALTY OF NATION’S BLACK RACE PRAISEC   Yne Contingent Came From a Baptist Convention a’ Columbus, and a Came Meeting Spirit Ruled Day

ADDRESSED DELEGATION OF NEGROES   Colored “Citizens, Representing Various Northern and Southern Organizations, Pledge Support To Senator Harding,   PRAISED THEIR LOYALTY   CAMP MEETING SPIRIT RULED

NEGROES OUT FOR HARDING   Five Delegations Visit Republican Nominee at Marnn.

Five Delegations of Negre Repubhcans from North and South Gather at Nomince’s Front Porch   General, However, Confmes His Remarks to Praise for Colored Soldiers Who Served im Fraace

HARDING HEARS NEGRO VISITORS   (General Pershing Guest  Marion ‘ ELI nwmas

DULORED VOTERS WISTT HARDIN   Negro Women Say They Will Claim Representation in Government.

DELEGATIONS OF “NEGROES PLEDGE HARTING SUPPRRT   Nomimee Declares Federa Government’ Will Not Fail  American Negro.

NEGRO REPUBLICANS GATHER AT MARION   Delegations Visit Senator Harding —Hear Grievances of Race on Front Porch

HARDING HEARS NEGROVISITORS   General-Pershing=Gaest ~ at Marion . ok ee

TARDING RECEIVES NEGRO DELEGATION   Praises Loyalty and Attain ment of the Nation’s Colored Peovie   MAY LEAVE FRONT PORCH   Final Pilgrimage to Marion Will Take Place on September 25 &

BLAGKS PLEDUE THEIR SUPPORT ~TOSEN, HARDING   NOMINEE PROMISES GOVERN. MENT WILL NOT FAIL NEGROES

TEMPLE OF NEGRO ORATORY   Five ‘Delegations of the Race Coming From: North and South, .

ANTI-STRIKE LAW IS ADOPTED BY SENATE   Measure Is “Slipped” Through When Only Dozen Members Are Present — Opponents Object.

ANTI-STRIKE BILL CAUSES CONTEST   Poindexter’s ‘Measure Rushec Through Senate But LaFollette Objects

SENATE PASSES BILL CURBING STRIKE TALKS   Permits Quitting Employment but Aims at Agitators for Railroad Strikes   FEW SENATORS AT VOTE   LESS THAN DOZEN VOTED—MAY MOVE RECONSIDERATION NEXT MONDAY

WILL RECONSIDER. ~ ANTESTRIKEBILL   Poindexter ‘Measure Gets ' Through Senate Without Record Vote;  Protest Made. .

BILL PASSED BY SENATORS   Penalizes All  Interference - With Interstate’ Com. merce; May Reconsider.

LA FOLLETTE FIGHTS ANTI STRIKE BILL   Jenater Files Motion to Reconsider Vote on Measure

LABOR FIGHT STARTS OVER ANTI-STRIKE CLAUSE IN MEASURE   Senate Passes Measure With out Opposition From Informal Calendar.   MOTION TO RECONSIDER HOLDS LAW IN SENATE   Law Would Provide Penalty for Obstruction of Inter-State : Commerce.

CONTROVERSY OVER ANTI-STRIKE BILL   Held Up After Passage by Senate.

ANTI-STRIKE DILL GAUDES erHATE AOW         N.afollette Is to Lead Hot Opposition to Step   VERMS SEVERE   *ermedin or Forcing imployes to Quit Means Jail

POINDEXTER BILL TO PENALIZE INTERFERENCE IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE APPROVED BY SENATE   Wordy Protest Entered by Opponents, Led-hy Senator La Follette, Who Files Motion. ta Reconsider Vote; Bill Has Been Vigorously Criticized by Labor Leaders. i a

ESTIMATES OF INCOME NO LONGER PERMITTEC   Correct Amount of Taxes Must be iy Hands of Revenue Collectors hy Mareh 15.

NO GUESSING AT INCOME TAX   se Returres Mest Be Definite and Handed in by March 15.

GOVERNOR COX LOSES IN OHIC   INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOV COX A POSSEBLE WINNER IN ONLY SIX COUNTIES

ASKS MILLIONS FOR SHIPS   Japanese Government Has Prograrr for Building War Vessels to Cost $22,199,499.

WILL INCREASE   New Schedule of Fares on “Bay State” to ‘Be An nounced Tomorrow   Boost Follows Wage Increase Granted Carmen—lowell  Moied Dav ¢ig7nnnan

Will Sign Armistice Tonight—Hos tities Cease Six Days After Signing

POLISH-SOVIET._ ARMISTICE TO BE SIGNED TONIGHT   Hostilities Will Cease Six Days After Signature of the Convention.

POLES. AND RUSSIANS WILL SIGN TONIGHT   Agreement Finally Reached on Armistice—-Hew Boundary Lines Defined in Map To Be Presented,

AUSSO-POLIGH WAR MAY END IN SIX DAY’   Preliminary Peace Treaty Agreed Upor and Seheduled to Be Signed Tonight

AUSOU-PULISH AAMISTIGE TL Dt SIGNED Al AIGA TONIGHT   Treaty Contains Seventeen Articles and Two Annexes   HOSTILITIES TO END WITHIN SIX DAYS   Poles and Lithuanians Oc cupy Vilna, Says Report From Warsaw

FRANCE DISPLEASED WITH POLE TREAT}   Intimations Made That Officials Prefer War Continued With Russia.

POLISH-BOLSHEVIK ARMISTICE TO END FIGHTING IN 6.DAYS   Truce Pact to Be Signed To night Agrees on Boundary Line. Russia, Ukraine.   VILNA OCCUPIEO WITH NO SANCTION OF WARSAV   Troops. Mutiny and March Int Lithuanian City, Protest ” to Terms-of Peace.

PEACE ENVOYS AT RIGA AGREE TO END WAR IN SIA DAYS   FIGHTING TO BE CEASED; TEMPORARY PEACE TO HOLD FOR 3  wYTTOIW YTc   Independence of Ukraine and White Ru i Is Recog-

TQ SIGN PEACE TREATY TONIGHT   Russian Soviet and Polish Del egates Subscribe to Preliminary Treaty.

SIGN ARMISTICE   Hostilities Will Cease Six Days After Signature , of . Convention.   TRUCE HOLDS FOR 25 DAYS   Forty-Eight Hcurs Notice Must Be Given Before Either Side Can. Break It—Iif It Is Broken for 25 Gays, to Continue.

POLES AND REDS DELAY SIGNATURES TO AN ARMISTICE   Not Expected Agreement Wil _ Be Reached Until Sometime Today

ARMISTICE GOES INTO EFFEGT ON TUESDAY MORNING   GREAT CROWDS ASSEMBLE ES SQUARE AT RIGA DURING FINAL CEREMONY.   NO VICTOR OR VANQUISHED   Statement As to Terms Indicates That it Was “Give and Take” Arrangement and May Not Be Popular.

RUSSU-POLISH WAR TQ RALT, AGREE ON PEACE CONDITIONS   Fighting to Cease At Midnight, Qctober 17, According to Terms, Advices State.   TO BE SIGNED TONIGHT   Epecific Provisions of Agreement Are Given—Brings to End  Leng Parleys.

POLE-BOLSHEVIK DELEGATES TO SIGN ARMISTICE   Hostilities Will : Cease Sw Days After Signing Of Convention.

REDS AND POLES SIGN PEACE PACT   Agree to Preliminary Armistice; Will End Fighting.   WILL HOLD FOR 25 DAYS   If Not Broken for Period of 25 Days {t Will Continue Automatically in Effect for an Indefinite Period.

Arranged 7 To Sign Peace Agreemen   The Polish aya Russian Soviet Poacr Polegates Arrange to Sign for Pre liminary fF

ARMISTICE WILL GO INTO EPPECT SIX DAYS APPER SIG-  NATURES ATTACHED. 

POLES 10 lbh AEOARMISTICE: a   Hostilities ta Cease Within Six Days After the Signature.   EEEECTIVE 21 DAYS   Will Be Made Indefinite if Not Broken in That Time

CONCLUDE 25—DAY ARMISTICE: MAY AUTOMATICALLY BE EX. TENDED. JDETERMINE NEW BOUNDARIES.

REDS SIGN ARMISTICE   Hostilities Will Cease Six Days After Signature of Convention. ,   Forty-Eight Hours Notice Must Be Given Before Either Side Can Break it—If it is Broken for 25 Days, to Continue.

PEAGE PAGT READY   POLES AND REDS ARE NOW. READY TO STOP SCRAP.   Nan Is That Armistice Sigil Re Signed Tonight.

DELEGATES PLAN TO SIGN TREATY -ATRIGA TONIGHT   Contains Seventeen Articles and Two Annexes.  SPECIAL ARMISTICE   Separate Document Attached ag Ane nex Recognizes Independence of Ukraine and White Russia,

THE ARMISTICE SOON TOBE FACT   T 1S EXPECTED RUSS-POLISH CONVENTION WILL BE SIGNED TONIGHT.

Goodrich’s Name To Go On Ballot — ' At The Primaries   Definitely Stated That Governor Wil Appear as Candidate ‘for Presidential Nomination

Two Men Shot Dead While Trying to Escape Escort   (By Tne Associated Press)

FOUR SHOT DEAD FLEEING GUARDS IN COUNTY CLARE   They Had Been Arrested With Two: Others Under  Be Brie, eee y Beer eae

FOUR SHOT DEAD MAKING ESCAPE   County Clare, Ireland, Scent of a Tragedy This Morning.

4 MEN SHOT DEAD IN TRISH TROUBLE   British Embassy Refuses To Senc Representative To Committee Hearimgs In U. S.

AILL FOUR OF aIX WHO TRY TO ESCAPE   Sextet Had Been Ar rested in Ireland Un der Restoration Act

FOUR KILLED IN ‘IRELAND   Men Are Shot Dead While Trying to Escape From Escort in County Clare.

FOrR WwEW SF.Ars.   Shot Down While Attempting to Escape ie Yreland&.

RELIGIOUS FANATICS’ FAST. Alxo Double (roxe The Moslem . Creed, :

TOUGH FOR MOSLEMS   Can’t Eat, Drink or Smoke While Observing ‘Ramadan’

Order It Today  See your newsdealer or newsboy and order tomo   For 30 Years

NEW YORK’S BOMB SQUAD CHIEF DIES SUGDENL:   Inspector Owen Hagan Drops Dead i  Prong of Central Patece.

[S “MAIL EARLY” SLOGAN IGNORED _ OR DOES CHRISTMAS SPIRIT FLAG,’ POSTAL OFFICIALS WANT TO: NOW

NO INCREASE ‘IN MAILING   People Over the Country No Sending Gifts.   CONDITION. 1S SAWE. HERE   Postmaster Graybill Says Fev Have Observed “Early Mai-ing’ Slogan.

[PEOPLE BUYING LITTLE OR ARE  ~ POSTPONING MAILING OF GIETS   “ractically no Increase in Volume of Mails, While December 15 Last Year it Amounted to 50 Percent Above Normal, Says the Department. .

“MAIL EARLY” NOT BEING FOLLOWEL   Christmas Business Has No Stown Increase Whereas Last Year it Was Large. —.

NO INGREASE IN VOLUME... CF MMAIL HAS BEEN NoTeg   Had Jumped 50. Per: Cent. Above,  Novmal Pact’. Year

Are the People Ignoring _ th« “Mail Early’ Slogan This Year, or Has the Christmas Spirit Subsided? No Increase of Mail Reported So Far.

NO INGREASE IN VOLUME OF MAI   Christmas Mailing 50 Pei Cent Below Last Year Is Report.

PONZIIS HELD IN BOSTON PRISON   Surrenders Himself and Announces He Cannot Meet Demands of Creditors.  Warrant is Issued and United — $tates Marshal Now Has   “Wizard” in Tow.

Eoston, :Aug.. 12.—Charles Ponzi .was arrested today by the federal. au“Lhorities,, charged with using’ the mills to defraud.

PONZI, SHORT OF CASH, GIVES UP TOT. S. ORFICER   Admits Criminal Record Here and in Canada and Is now Under Arrest   HIS BANK IS CLOSED   Bank Commissioner Says Entire Capital of Bank Is. Wiped Out

FINANCIER OWES 7 MILLION: HELD FOR POSTAL FRAUD   RANK IS RROEKE   Capital of Trust Company, Wiped Out: Liabilities Are   erFnAan Ana

U.S. OFFICERS  ARREST PONZI   Foreign Exchange Ex: pert Held on Charge of Fraud

PNA GINS UP TD POLGE  PROMIGE ALL   FINANCIER COMPS TN WHILE WAR KENT FOR ARREST IS BENt REPARED.,

PONZ! SURRENDERS: TOU. S. MARSHAL   Felt Himself Unable To Carry Out Promises To Redeem His Notes Tomorrow.

we uWVES UPTO OFFICERS   Warrant for His Arrest Is Being Prepared by U. S« Marshals.

TURN STEEL MILLS OVER 10 WORKME      NEW BERN IRON WORKS RUN BY EMPLOYES

To Settle Wage Dispute Tron Works are Turned } Diner ta the Emalave

TWO MEN WOUNDED   It Was ia-a Fight Belween Policeman ‘and an Automebile Bandit.

REVOLVER DUEL IN STREET CAR   Passengers ‘‘Enjoy’’ Thril ling Ride While Officer and Bandit Battle.

TAFT READY TO DO HIS PART   Win Take the Stamp fer Harding amd Ceelidg@e if Weantcd

TAFT FOR THE TICKET   Ls * ‘ Ex-Presid of WEE Take : Stomy or Any Other! Task Asigned  Him. 2 .

WARNING SENT GALVESTON POLICE.   2Y ASSOCIATED PRESS + Qrn yer TH Feiaryr

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH CALLED FOR TOMORROW   Disease Exists In Widely Separated Parts Of State, Quarantined.

(Continued on Page fia?  MAC SWINEY !S ALIVE   But Gives Evidence of Great Exhaustion

REPORT SAYS MAGSWINE] SHOWS GREAT EXHAUSTION   Doctor velares Lawl Mayor Mucl Weaker.

A TEST FOR FRE: rt cH DEPUTIES,  {nierunt Mirfieulties Depend on Lege - Selngiece. Beettnn =—PDadtnrx.

FRENGH CHAMBER FAGED ol UATION   Matters of Vital Import to Be Up for Consideration Today.

FRENCH SHAMBER OF DEPUTIES 10 COWEN   BODY WILL FACE STRIKE SITUA. TION AND INTERNAL DIFFICULTIES.

NEW SCALE HAS CHANGES   soOME OF SWHECH APPEAR TOC BENEEER THE MINER, OTHRS DHE OVNRATCT   AWERRL PAY 1S GHANGED

ME.OF WHICH APPEAR ‘TO BENEFIT ‘THE. MINER, OTH BRSYWHE OPERATCR *

WANT FARM LAWS CONGAESGMEN ARE TOLD: BY FARMERS   lowa Representatives Confe With Farm Bureau Men at Des Moines Meeting.

FARM PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED   IOWA CONGRESSMEN AND FARM BUBEAU MEN MEET  Solutions to Agricultural Questions Being Considered at Gathering in Des Moines Today.

IoGUS0 FARMERS NEEDS IN MEET IN DES MOINES   IOWA CONGRESSMEN MEET WITH BUREAU LEADERS   AGRICULTURAL LEGISLATION SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION   Outlines of Urgeut Problems Are   Being Given Rrepresentatives   According to Sec, Cunningham

SLIM CHANCE FOR DON McCAMMON’S PAROLE   Former Warden Appears Befor Beard to Oppose Parole. Charges Numerous Prison Violations.

~ ™ lo  ATTY, wa’ y ~>.WOOD APPEARS -BEFORY (Qf gj-D AT INDIANA POY ie McCAMMON #$ x  arf SAS GLEMENGY  # a

POLICE OF CHICAGO © WORKING ON THEORY OF DOUBLE MURDEI      co BEEN DRUGGED AND LEFT TO. DIE ON: LAKE SD Sata tin

we Os Be Oi Be Se Be Se SEE Sere eee Sees ee  CLUB TO BUILD HOTEL

InlOH MMAYOR 15 WITNESS   FORMER PRISONER TELLS OF BURNING OF THE TOWN OF BALBRIGGAN

John Derham. Tells. Tells of Action . Against trish at Balbriggan.   Several Americans Schedule _to Appear as Witnesses — Later, .

BRITISH DESTROY BALBRIGGAN   Town Was Burned and Citixens Bay onetted on the Streels, John Derhan Testities,

TOWN OF BALBRIGGAN SuOT UP BY SOLDIERS   ‘Wituess Eefore Commission Says It Was Done In Reprisal for Shooting by Townspecple.-

BLACK AND TAN POLICE BURN WHOLE TOWN   THIS TESTIMONY WAS MADE BE -FORE COMMISSION BY JOHN DERHAN TODAY.   He Said tue Trouble Started Becaus the Blac! and Tan Were Refus. ed Liquor in Public House in Balbriggan,

BRITISH POLICE DESTROY TOWN   IRISH WITNESS TESTIFIES BE. FORE COMMISSION INVESTIGATING TRISH CONDETION

MADER OF TWO GAUGED FIRING  JF WHOLE CITY   ‘Black and Tans,’ Refused Liquor, Burned Balbriggan, Witness Testifies   WOMEN AND CHILDREN HERDED INTO STREETS   HOMPEDT ESS RESIDENTS ARI PORCED TO LIVE ON CHAR. TY WHILE RAIDING AND LOOTING GOES ON.

FOR WOMEN ONLY   Despite Evident Interest, Men are Barred from K. U. Circus ©

AN INHUMAN WOMAN,   Accused: of Yorturlt-: and Murderi ing Her Step-Daughter.

Canadian Womai is Found Guilty..of Many, Atrocities  And. Was. Sentenced to Die

WOMAN SENTENCED TO HANG FOR TORTURING YOUNG STEP-DAUGHTEF   BODY OF GIRL REVEALED FIFTYFOUR WOUNDS; BRUTAL METHODS ADOPTED.

WOMAN GETS DEATH PENALTY   Beat, Burned and Forcec Her Stepdaughter to Drink Poison

WOMAN TORTURED AND KILLED HER STEPDAUGHTER   canadian Woman is Found Guilty of Many Atrocities And Was Sentenced to Die By a Quebec Jury. — Child Was Her Stendauchter.

TORTURED, THEN MURDERED CHILD   Quebec Woman Sentenced to B Hanged After Conviction of Murder of Her Step-Daughter

MURDERED STEP DAUGHTER   Canadian Court Sentences Woman to Hang For Crime

STEP-MOTHER TC HANG FOR CRIME   FOUND GUILTY OF BEATING, BURNING WITH RED HOT POKER AND FINALLY PoisONING GIRL —- BODY DICLOSED 84 tWrorsxnps

Canadian Woman Convicted of Torturing Step-Daughter in Quebec Sentenced to be Hangec

WOMAN, GUILTY ° OF MURDER, WILL BE HUNG OCT, 1   Tortured ‘Step Daughter With Branding Iron And Made Her Drink Poison.

Woman's Inhumanity to  Her Stepdaughter Leads Her ta the SeattalA

HiTLER 18 OUTSPOKEN.   Yo Ss mpnthy With Platform Poal tien of Jobkunson and BRorah.

~~  HENRY ALLEN KANSAS HOPE FOR NOMINEE   University Candidate Holds That America Should Not Bar European Pleas

LIMIT CONTRIBUTIONS   Republican Wavs and Means Cor:mittee Sets $1,000 as Maximum

LIMIT G, 0. P. CONTRIBUTIONS   One Thousand Dollars Is the ‘Maximum.   AVOID MOWEYED INTERESTS   Policy of Small Donations and Lots of Them Inaugurated Two Years Ago.

ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION GENERAL HERE   WHOLE CITY JOINS IN COM MEMORATING “GREATEST DAY IN WORLD’S HISTORY.”   BIG PARADE FEATURES THE DAY

HORSE SHOE WORKERS IN CINCINNATI STRIKE AGAINST DAYLIGHT SAYING LAWS

WILSON TO INVADE POWERS OF RECESS FOR MORGENTHAN   President Will Disregard  Refusal Of Senate Of Appointment.

RADICALS MOVED TO BOSTON   Demand That They Either Be De ported or Returned to Westtrn Cities Is ignored.

‘TRANSPORT 34 ALLEGED  RADIGALS FROM ELLIS ISLAND TO) RELIEVE CONGESTION

Emigration of Many Skilled Laborers Has Actually Begun, Says Berlin Dienateh.

GERMANS GOING TO RUSSIA   Emigration of Many Skilled Laborers Has Actually Begun, Says Berlin Dispatch.

lJ, §. Now Faces Question if if Will Help Christian People of World to Realize Ideals

surface Traffic in New York ls Paralyzed   High Tide and Tide! Wave Causes  Millions of Damage on the North Atlantic Coast

SURFACE TRANSPORTATION IN NEW YORK PARALYZED   Blizzard Ties Up Rail and River Traffic—Fear of Coaj Shortage Adds to Storm Terror.

POCAHONTAS COUNTY TRACTOR DEMONST’N DRAWS BIG CROWD   WALLIS TRACTOR WON SECOND PLACE IN BIG FIELD.

Close Doors to Lower California; Fear Tourists’  Talk May Cause Troubl;

BOY! STAY AT HOME   Don’t Leave the Farm and Parents For the Glowing Offers Handed Out by City Factories. ---You’re Now Better Off

IERS RUSH  NEGOTIATIONS BY AIRPLANES   ‘Ludendorff and Hindenburg  to Be Members of New — = 6 Cap hinet   SPARTACISTS STRIKE  Democratic Party Supports Strike Against the Latest Government

SPARTACISTS NOW A FACTOR IN GERMANY  PRUSSIAN CENSORSHIP IGNORED BY CORRESPONDENTS AT BERLIN. CITY IS IN DARKNESS OWING TO STRIKE

eterna  EBERT GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE WITH KAPP REGIME: GERMAN CIVIL WAR IMMINENT   Conflicting Reports Gurrent

AMERICA’S TROUBLES FEW.   As Compared to Other Lands, Asserts Ambasesdor Dawia.

ARKANSAS SENDS DELEGATES HERE   Governor of State and 54 Farmers tx Visit lowa State College and Study Educational Methods.

ITALY RELIEF WORK IS HARD   Rescue Work Is Handicapped by Rains in the North,

RESCUE WORK IS DIFFICULT   Heavy Rains in Northern Italy Make Great Trouble for the Relief Workers.

SHERIFF SHOT  IN GUN BATTLE   GANG OF HIJACKERS WERE DRAINING ALCOHOL FROM FREIGHT CARS WHEN THEY WERE SURPRISED.

ASK: PARENTS TO HELP   Wichita Falls Juvenile Officer Doesn’t Want To Be Hard 

URGES HARDING 10 FIRM DRY STAND   Hanly Asks Strong State ment on Issue.

HANLEY CONFERS WITH NOMINEE ON PROHIBITION   Former Prohibition Presidential Candidate Presents Views to Senator Harding.   “HAD PLEASANE HOUR”

Formal Ceremony to Notify Senator Harding of His Nomination for the Presidency by the Republican Convention Is Arranged} Hanly Makes Visit to Urge Dry Stand   WORK ON SPERCH INTERRUPTED

HARGING URGED TO TAKE FIRM) STAN FOR PROHIBITION   Dry People Will Find It Dif~ ficult to Support Cox, Hanley Says.   POLITICAL SITUATION IN INDIANA IS DISCUSSED      Plans for Official Notification Are Announced—wWill Take Place in Garfield Park on Outskirts of Marion on July 22 at 2 p. m.

JLFRANK HANLY VISITS MARION; SEES HARDING   Urges Senator to Take Firm Stand on Dry Issue.

DRYS WAIT FOR HARDING STAND   UURGE HIM TO TAKE FIRM ST4ND —-WAIT FOR DEVELOPMENTS IN SPEECH

HARMING URGED 10 STAND WITH DRYS   PROHIBITION LEADER SEEKS 'O INFLUENCE G. 0. P. NOMINEE IN FAVOR OF CAUSE.

HANLY A CALLER AT HARDING HOMI   Urges Senator to Support Pro. hibition in Acceptance Speech,

HARDING URGED TO TAKE FIRM STAND IN SUP PORT OF NATIONAL PROHIBITION   Hanly Tells Republican Nominee to Come Out Flatly in Favor of Drys In His Speech of Acceptance.

HARDING SILENT WHEN ASKED TO SPEAK OF BOO:   DRY MAN PAYS &@ VISIT      [BUT CANDIDATE IS NOB COMMITTED AT ALL , UPON SUBJECT ‘%

HANLY ADVISES SENATOR HARDING   TELLS REPUBLICAN NOMI NEE TO STAND FOR PROHIBITION.

HARDING (9 SILENT ON PROHIBITION QUESTION        NOMINEE MAKES NO, COMMITMENT IN CONFERENCE WITH DRY LEADER.

JENATOR URGED 10 QUPPORT DAYS IN OPEEGH JULY 22   Republican Nominee for President Refuses to Be Bluffed Into a Promise.

HARDING HELD CONFERENCE WITH LQUOR CHEM   Hanley Urged Strong Stand on Prohibition Question      OPPOSES THIRD PARTY PROGRAM

HARDING WILL ANNOUNCE HIS ~~ STAND JULY 22   Refuses to Commit Himself in ‘tall ® Ith-ds Frank Hanley, Prominent Dry

“Dry” Candidate for President In 1916 Urges Firm Stand By Republicans.   OPPOSES DRY TICKET  IN 4999 FLECTION:   Nominee Reserves Statemeni Until His Formal Speech of Acceptance.

HARDING URGED TO INCLUDE DRY STAND IN TALK   Former  Prohibitionist Asks Nominee to De: clare in Favor Bone. Dry Laws

AARDING MAKES NO COMMITMENT   Is Urged to Stand for Na. tional Prohibition   HANLEY MAKES CALL      former Prohibition Candidat« Discusses Issues with Repub. lican Nominee but Gets Nx Promises — Arrangement: Completed ‘for Notificatior Ceremonies on July 22

URGED TO SUPPORT PROHIBITION   Hardifig Holds Gonfererice Wit _ Hanty of ladiana,

HANLEY URGES HARDING FOR PROHIBITION   ‘ Suggests’ That Republican Nom-inee Take Firm Stand. Against  Liquor In His Speech Of Accerteens: Lim “Teles “FOcd   GAVE VIEWS ON SITUATION!   ‘Does. Not Favor Prohibition Ticket --Up To Congressional Districts—-Harding. Held Up: On Work Preyaving Seach.   ‘PLANS FOR NOTIFICATION

URGING HARDING 70 LINE UP WITH DRYS   FORMER GOVERNOR HANLY ASKS PLAIN STATEMENT.   Teld by Se Deing Prohibitioniste May Come Out for Him—Preparstions About Complete fer the Notifieation.

AWAIT HARDING'S PRO ISSUE STAND   PORMER "DRY" PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE URGES SENATOR © ro COMMIT HIMSELF

DR. 6. B, MONROE - UNDER ARRES]   Son-in-Law of Gene Strattor Porter Charged With Passing Bad Checks.   IDIVORCE SUIT PENDING

UKRANIA STORES — OF FOOD WILL BE OPEN TO MARKET   Sugar, Wheat and Other Materials Ready For Shipment   ASK FOR MEDICINES

MILLIONS OF BUSHELG OF WHEAT TENDERED BY MISSION IN. S   Delegation at Washington Says . Great Stores are Ready to Help Feed Europe   MANUFACTURED GOODS WANTED IN EXCHANGE   Lack of Medicine and Surgica Goods Are Causing Untold Misery, le Report

VAST TURES Ut AW WAY CHAS TU bE RELEASE   FOUR HUNDRED HELLION POUNDS OF SEGAR TO BE AVAILABLE FOR MARKETS,

UKRAINE SUGAR FOR SALE   Four Hundred Million Pounds and Large Quantities of Wheat Ready for Market.

Lifting Blockade of Russia Will Free Many Million Pounds of Sugar

WILL RELEASE MUCK SUGAR 10 WORLD   Resumption Of Trade With Russia Will Aid In Reliev— ing Shortage.

VAST STORES OF UKRAINE GOODS TOBE RELEASED   Lifting of Russian Blockade Wil Make Sugar, Wheat and Hides Available.

LARGE STORES OF  “GHIA IN UIKPAINE   Removal of General eral Blockade Against "Russia Will Make Available  £060.000.000 Pounds.

UKRAINE TO RELEASE BiG FOOD STORE   Lifting of Blockade to Release Much Sugar.   Ukraine Needs Medicines and Sur gical Supplies and Many Articles; Trade Resumption a Surprise

BLOCKADE HOLDS UNTOLD OTQRES   Lifting of “Embargo Releases 400 Millions Pounds of Sugar Alone.

POLES IN ACCORD WITH U. S. VIEW   Older Officers Admit Inad. visability of Pursuing Reds Beyond Boundary   “This is a War of Women,” Says -Officer—Will - Help Settle Question of Invasion

The United States Happy To Approve   Any Solation of the “Adtiogic Oucstion Agreed on by tay and Sugo-Shiyin WU Be Approved by U.S,

AGREEMENT REACHED ON ADRIATIC   Rome Report Says Italy anc Jugo-Slavia Reach Final Terms.   WASHINGTON HAS NOT 0. K.'0   State Department Deciares American Government Has Not Approved the Settlement, ae Details Have Not Yet Been Received.

ITALY AND SLAY REACH ACCORD   PROSPECT OF PEACE iN THE ADRIATIC DISPUTE,   SETTLE TERRITORY SQUABBLE   Disposition Shown by Both Side to Give and Take—Washington Unlikely to Raise Objections.

PEAGE AT LAal ON THE ADRIAN   Report From Rome Says Agree: ment Has Been Reached.   ITALY AND THE SLAVS AGREE   Washington State Department Asserts the American Government Has Not Received Details, Nor Approved Alleged Settlement.

ITALY AND BELGRADE ARRIVE. AT SOLUTION OF ADRIATIC ISSUE   Rome Awarded Zara and Dalmatiar Islands While Jugo-Slavs Win Along Istrian Frontier   FIUME TO RULE SELF WITHOUT LEAGUE AID

IN AGREEMENT ABOUT ADRIATIC   Rome Report Says Italy and Jugo-Slavia Reach Final Terms.   WASHINGTON AAS NOT 0, KD   State Department Declares American Government. Has Not Apriroved the Settleirient, as Details Have Not Vet Been Received.

ADRIATIC QUESTION BELIEVED SETTLED   SERBIAN DELEGATION IS SAID TO HAVE GIVEN ITALY ALL THE POINTS DEMANDED.

SETTLE DISPUTE OVER ADRIATIC   Serbia Accepts Treaty o! London Boundary   Alps and Four Islands to ttaly— Fiume Independent State

DECISION OF FIUME CONFERENGE 10 BE APPROVED BY U.S.   Italy Notified that Solution o Controversy is Up to Two A ffactad Natians

ADRIATIC ISSUE SETTLED   Istrian Frontier has Been Prac tically Decided in Favor of Jugo-Slavs.

ADRIATIC.MUSS ENDED AT LAST, LONDON HEARS   Dispatch to Times Declares Agreement Has Been Reached  Between Italy and. Jugo ; , Slavia.   - \  em eee Me UE TETEC Tr TTT        sane’ of Nations-to-Have-Ne Control Over Principality, “.. *" Banort States.

LONDON ADVICE SAYS ADRIATIC AFFAIR ENDED   2 . . ‘Istrian Frontier, Zara, Lussin, Unie, Fiume and Cherzo  Islands Disposed Of   FIUME IS INDEPENDENT   ISTRIAN FRONTIER DECIDED FOR JUGO-SLAVS, ITALY GETTING OF SPOILS

ADRIATIC QUESTIONS. SETTLED, DISPATCH SAYS   Premier Gioljtti Will Sign Agreement In Italy's Behalf,

AGREEMENT ~ TEXT REACHED   Italy and Jugo-Slavia In Accord.   TREATY SIGNED THIS AFTERNOON   U. S. Officials Deny Approval of Settlement.

ha WOW SETTLED      Istrian Frontier Decided : in Favor of Jugo- Slavs. Says Dispatch  ~  FIUME IS GRANTED © ITS INDEPENDENCE   Final Agreement Expected to Be Signed . By Italian ‘Premier Gillotti.  . Today

ADRIATIC PROBLEM IS SETTLED SAYS REPOR   Washington Denies Confirma tion of Treaty.

PREMIER GIOLITT SIGNS AGREEMENT HOR ITALY TODAY   istrian Frontier Decided in Favor of JugoSlavs; Fiume is Independent.

ADRIATIC QUESTION SETTLED; GIOLITTI SIGNS AGREEMENT   FRONTIER DECIDED IN FAVOT OF JUGO-SLAVS— FIUME INDEPENDENT

BECISION OF FURIE CONFERENCE 10 BE . APPROVED BY ES   laly Notified that Solution o  Controversy is Up to Two A ind Pdi vee

U.S. FOR ANY DIRECT SOLUTION ON -ADRIATIC   Washington Will Approve Agreement Between Italy = 4

trian Frontier Dispute Is Practically Decided in Favor of Jugo-Slavia; Zara to Be Under Italian Suzerainty; Premier Giolitti Is Expected to Sign Agreement Today.

_ Rome, Nov, 10.—Premier Giolitti tonight left Rom * Santa Marcharita

THE FIOME QUESTION   SOLUTION OF VEXED PROBLEW HAS BEEN FOUND. - a    Maly and Jure-Sinvin to come to ; fers amd washington Vre. bally WHI Acquiesce. °

ITALIAN CLAIMS ACCEPTED BY JUGO-SLAV DELEGATES   Principal Points in Settlement of Adriatic Question as Learned by London Times.

U. S. Government is Happy to Approve  . Adriatic Solution   Expression: of ‘Ameri¢an Atti tude on Agreement is Re. ported at Rome

RIO GRANDE RIVER CHANGES ITS COURS   River at Flood Stage Cuts Ney Channel and Adds Mex Territory to U. S&:

Premier Miller Presents Plans of New French Cabinet—Citizens  BAB wate walt é.. Wises me Seo ee,

BLIZZARD WORKS ITSELF EASTWARD   Storm Works Havoc to Transportation in the Middle- West.

DISCIPLES PLAN ADVANCED WORK   Welfare Program Includes Tuberculosis Hospital.

WOMAN IN BLACK IS GALLED   Wilt Be Questioned by Attorney in Flwel] Murder Case.

DEATH A MYSTER)   Frank Crawley, a Former Decatur Man Found Dead in Room at Fort Wayne   QUEER ODOR IN ROOM   But Investigation Fails to Reveal Any Foreign Substance in Stomach

MYSTERY FOUND IN MAN'S DEATE   Officials Unable to Fix the Cause of Death of Frank Crawley

ANERIGAN  SHIPS MEET EERO ENPY   Pate Ad ee ha tro Fill Siberia Beginning Next Month.  FIRST BOATS ARE READY  seas. specie  Czecho-Slovakia, Polish, JugoSlav and Rumanian Troops Are Included.

AGAIN If IS THE U.S. A   American Ships Wit Be Used to Re© horopean Soldiers,

AMERICAN SHIPS TO SIBERIA   U. S. Steamers Will Carry Home Czecho-Slovaks and Other European Troops.

AMERICAN SHIPS 10 REPATRIATE TROOPS   Will Be used To Return Men Ir Russia To Their Home Countries.

REPATRIATING TROOPS   AMIBRICAN sTHPsS TO RETURN SOLDIERS FROM SIBERIA.   Two Vessels Leaving Soon to Get the European Soldiers Who Fought With the Russians.

‘tl. 5. SHIPS 10 AID IN REPATRIATION OF TROOPS IN SIBER       COST TO AMERICA TO BE TAKEN CARE OF BY LOANS TO FOREIGN  THA TTAUMDTBC   Allies to Thus Dispose of Obiigation to Seldiers Who Aided in War.

TO SAIL FOR VLADIVOSTOE   American Ships Furnish. ' ed by Shipping Board Will Be Used

BRING CZEDIS OUT OF SIBERH   Big Army Transports Will Leave New ¥. York Soon For Vladivostok.   MOST OF TROOPS DESERTED AUSTRIA EARLY IN WAR   Plans Made For Removal of POO ee len Each

TAKE TAOS IT Te IRE   Plan for. Participation i in Re~ patriating: of Poles, Rumani~ ane and Slay Farces   COST TOBE. TAKEN OUT “OF LOANS TO EUROPEANS   Transportation Operations to-be Oie. of East, Big Military Moves of War, to Be Direct’ 6d by General Hines — 

EUROPE’ TROOPS INSIBERIA TO GET U5. HELP HOME   Shipping Board to Lend Boats to Repatriate Jugo-Slavs, Poles. Roumanians.

U. §. SHIPS 10 MOVE TROOPS IN SIBERIA  Shipping Board Takes Action—WIII Start at Once  MOAATO "OO, TE ANTITACTAY   BOATS TO VLADIVOSTOK

GOLD COIN IS “TO BE SHIPPED   Present Shipments Be, lieved to Be For Stabil; izing Exchange

Hi BY HIGH COST,   Hiaily Newspaper at Corning, N. ¥ Forced Out of Business,

on 7 poboe [rn BY: HIGH. COST.   Daily  Newspaper, at Corning, N. 4 4 + Forved Out of Busi hess,

Dawson Larders Stocked With Caribou, While Th nvweande Roam Abou

NQ) THOUGHTS OF ANY WAR      ‘Baron Hayashi of Japan Declares  That Both Japan and America   hee Peaceful.

LEAGUE. OF NATIONS: ~ WILL COME INTO” _ BEING TOMORROW   “American Ainbassador Will Not Attend Ceremony — League s “Cannot: ‘Be Complete—Without “Aniérica is General en ee

NATIONS’ LEAGUE BIRTHDAY NEARS   Absence of United States from {nitial Session Center of Comment

tReétared That. The: Leagwe Wi ‘Not Be Complete Until Aqxrs ° tea Is Repressated,

LEAGUE BECOMES EAGT TOMORROW   Public Ceremony With Little Formality Marks Unity of Nations Birth.   America’s Absence From En: try Into President’s Chief Aim Causes Comment.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO : BECOME REALITY FRIDAY   Will Come Into Being Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock 4 in French Capital. .   AMERICA WILL NOT TAKE PART IN ‘THE. CEREMONZBS.    Press Comment on Meeting Dwells  Principally on Absence of United States.   HUNGARY GETS CONDITIONS   Terms of Peace Will be Handed to Delegation From That Country Today.

WORLD LEAGUE TO COME INTO BEING FRIDAY MORNING   LEON BURGEOIS IS PICKED TO PRESIDE

LEASUE OF NATIONS COMES INTO BEING   Public Ceremony He'd in Franch Foreign Cifice,

League Comes into Being at 10 Tomorrow Mornin;   rhe United States Will Not Be Represented at First Session, Which Will Be Presided Over by .  Leon Bourgeois, French Representative.

EA rd OF NATIONS      Aiterican Ambassador Wil! Not Attend Ceremony — League Cannot Be Complete With“aut America is General  see ‘Bont} Seman?

TO FORMALLY OPEN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Public Ceremony Will Be Held In Famous Clock Room. Representative of America Will Be Absent.   HUNGARIAN PEACE PACT HANDED TO DELEGATION   lust When the ttalians Seem Ready to Accept Fiume Solution, New Division Is Created Among Jugo-Slavs.

Public Ceremony Will Be Helc In French Foreign Office; No American Representative Will Be Present.   LEAGUE NOT COMPLETE TILL U. §. 1S PRESENT   Press Comment Dwells Upor The Absence of America; Was Aim of President Wilson to Be Consummator .

Disturbance In China Caused By Selection of New Military Governo:

WITIE UNREST’ SPIRIT EVERYWHERE, CIVIL. WAR MAY BREAK IN POPPY-LAND

BURL. OF DAVID FRAZER.   Resident: or Curtisville Community  atid t6 Rest Today.

BUREAL OF DAVID PRAZEE.   Resident of Curtisville Community Laid to Rest Today.

URGE WORLD POLICE FORCE   vocated by Scotland Yard—Orig Forming of International Body Its Adinated in Netherlands. :

URGE WORLD POLICE FORCE   Forming of International Body Is Advocated by Scotland Yard—Originated in Netherlands.

WORLD POLICE FORCE URGED   Scotiand Yard Advocates Formation of International Body.

POM LONG TERM   Draws One Year Instead Of Fifteen Because He Was Wounded Fourteen Times In Action.

PERSHING ASKS TO RETIRE FROM ARM}   Tells Secretary Baker He Wants to Be “Free to Engage in Something More Active”

CENSUS RECORD IN ILLINOIS   Woodriver, Madison County, With 3,478, Shows 403 Per Cent Balin, —Highest in United States,

CENSUS RECCRS 'N ILLINOIS    Woodriver, Madison County. With 3.476, Shows “C2 Per Cert Bain.  : —Highest in United States.

Weed River, Hl, Has - 4,038.1 -Per Cent Gain, Largest in Country

JAKE HAMON DIES; WOUND 1S, FATAL   Repitblican Leader in Okla. _ homa Passes Away. 

STRIKE CALL A VIOLATION   HINES SAYS AGREEMENT PROVIDES FOR THIRTY DAYS’ NOTICE.   With Ordera Going Oat to Locals, x Committee of Shop and Track Laborers Goes to Capital Ready to Negotiate.

PHILADELPHIA GETS CLEANING   New Administration Intends t Adopt New Broom Policy in the City.

BUYS CANXING FACTORY   Clyde Stockdale Trades Farm For Rochester Factory,

RUYS CAN ? FACTORY      Clyde Stockdale Trades Farm For Rochester Factory.

{tle, former pastor of the Baptis church of this city. The. remains were tenderly laid to’ rest ‘in } Green ‘lawn cemetery.   Fair Attracts Bio Crowda

CO-OPERATION APAINT He    Packing plants and . stock. yards owned by farmers and workers, Stone’s

SFONE HAS PLAN TO ER LIVING COSTS NCE. GOVERNMENT IS MAKING NO. MOVE

FIGHTING CHAYUAIN OF 27th DIVISION INSERED IN AUTOMARILE ACCIDEN]

‘FIGHTING CHAPLAIN’ 1S HURT   Rev, Francis Keitey of Albany, N. Y. Is Victim of Automobile Accident in St. Louis.

TOMMY MILTON WINS TACOMA AUTO DERBY   Duesenberg Driver Makes 225 Mile Drive at 95 Miles Per Hour—Mulford Second.

REDS CHECKED AT UKRAINE   Poles Report Advance of the Bolshe. viki Halted at the Boundary Line.

GHAVE GUNGCHN IN SENATE OVER WORLD TURMON   international Economic Un+ stability Adds to Fear Bol- shevism Will ‘Spread !   PARTY ISSUES BEING MADE OF SITUATION   DEMOCRATS WILL ARGUE THE LEAGUE WILL ALLEVIATE CONDITIONS, WITH REPUB. LICANS OPPOSING.

WORLD UNREST LOOKS. SERIOUS   Leaders of Both American Potiticnt Parties’ Closely “Watching - Rus vope, Asie amt Afevica,

PLIGHT GF WORLD G00 AMMUNITION FOR TREATY DEBATE   Both Sides in Controversy Keepins Close Watch on Dispatches From Europe, Asia and Africa,

LEADERS KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON CONDITIONS   Both Sides See Chances For Strong Debate — Dispatches Are 'Noticed.

BOTH SIDES HOPE 10 PROFIT BY UNREST   WORLD SITUATION ES STUDIED IN TREATY FIGHT.   The Cable Dispatches Eagerly Awalited as Good Ammunition for Debate Which is Expected Soon.

SERIOUSNESS. OF SITUATION. KEPT ~ BEFORE SENATORS   Leaders on Both Sides Scar Dispatches From Europe, Asia and Africa   SOCIAL UPHEAVAL IN MIND

EAST STILL PARALYZED BUT BELIEVES PEAK OF STRIKE HAS PASSED 81   Men Returning to Work in Many Sections and Siampede May Come—Shopmen Jain

SEE [IMPROVEMENT  Railroad Officials Declare Situatio in New York Is Better.

FASTERN CITIES REMAIN IN GRIP OF RAIL TIEUP  SOME OFFICIALS SEE SIGNS OF THE STRIKE SOON COLLAPSING.  CITIZENS OFFER TO FIRE ENGINES

R BAAREAR ADAALASS BASSAS OY we TO RO  CEN FERAL DEMORALIZATION OF ALL TRAFFIC IN EAST,

TREATY PARLEY TO CONTINUE   BI-PARTISAN MEETING ADJOURN ED TODAY WILL MEET IN ANOTHER SESSION   -(By United Press)

HOPE STILL LINGERS.   Bi-Partisan Conference on Peace  Treaty Hasn't Given Up Yet.

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS  STILL UP IN THE AIR    Hiteheack to Show Agreement. Aad  Afinast Reen Reached When Sobns     "nnd Worah Ups Pinus.

foe ee) Ue GS Ue  ne ATY GETS. ANOTHER SETBACK WHEN REPUBLICANS REFUSE ACTION

TREATY FIGHT 10 GO BACK T0 SENATE   COALITION IN SIGHT   3I-PARTISIAN COMBINE WILL PROBABLY VOTE TO REOPEN DEBATE ON RESERVATIONS IN SENATE DISPOSING oF RESERVATIONS

BOTH SIDES FIRM BUT TREATY TALK GOES MERRILY ON   SES CON. Cie  BLPARTISAN CONFRRIEN  TINUE DESPITE LODGE  TIMATUM TO DENOCRATS         HGPE TG REACH AGREEMENT   Republican and Democratic Leaders Refuse to Back lewn From Their Positions But They Continue Talking

10 THROW TREATY INTO OPEN DEBATE   Pepublican Mild Reservationists and Democrats Practically Reach an Agreement.   SIXTY FOUR VOTES ARE NEEDED   Pian is to Call up Each Reservation Before the Senate for Thorough

BEPARTIGAN PACT ~ CONFERENCES ‘ARE NOT YET BROKEN UF   : Mild Reservationists and. Demo ' crats Will Force Fight Into : the Open Senate.   THE TERMS UNACCEPTABLE   Democratic Conferees to Reveal  Status of Parley When Bit) ter-Enders Revolted.

Insist on Further Efforts To Compromise Despite Codge’s Ultimatum As to Treaty Reservations

CAPTADY BluasiNE RELEASED.   Charged With Vrofitecring Is Liber. ated Under $16,099 sBoud.

£ FECE ce  nm 8 SiR  ths a : 4° RL aud! Ae if wel cn  GRAPT CHARGE:

SHIP OFFICIAL 15 — OUT UNDER BONE   Captain Blain is Accused of  . Making Money From Contracts With the Emergency Fleet Corporation.—Under $10.000 Bond.

CrrUnTo ANE NUW DEING MADE 10 COMMUNICATE WITH MAN SAID 10 BE ELWELL'S CLOSEST FRIEND

EFFORTS ARE NOW BEING MARE TU FOMMUNICATE WITH MAN SAID TU BE ELWELL'S GLOSEST FRIEND

FOUR BALLUTo TAKEN BEFORE ADJOURNMENT   RORAH MANAGES TO STAVE OFT DEEREMAT POR “JOHNSON UN. TIL MORNING,   Wood Was Leading With Lowden Showing ate Gains But  Neither Anywhere Near.

FOUR BALLOTS NOONE NAMED   CONVENTION WORN OUT AND 4DJOURNS UNTIL TODAY.   WOOD LEADS FROM THE START

3. 0. P Convention Adjourn: Uf <til_ 10 Today; ‘Wood “And Lowden Having = Spirited Fight- °

‘Mtiditing’ State Tan...   IN 4 BALLOTS   CHICAGO CONVENTION TO CONVENE AT 10 THIS A. M.   But Lowden Registers Largest Gain As Battle Prokresses

Republican Convention Meets Again at 10 a.m. Today to Select a Candidate.

Sudden Adjournment Upsets . Calculations of Wood’s Managers on Fioor   BUTLER’S SUPPORT GOES DURING EARLY BALLOTS   Johnson and Lowden Forces Combine to Secure an Adjournmnet of Session

Balance of Power Recognized to Be With Johnson, but Whose Total of 140 1-2 Would Not Be Sufficient to Make Either Candidate; Deadlock or Dark Horse Looms..

EARLY Vi FFT WOOL PEADING      Delegates His Ballot Cast for Lafolletie   Mayor Thompson and Samuel! Ellison Resign as Delegates Rather than Vote for Lowden.

  ‘'S HOOVER GETS ONLY A FEW VOTES AND NONE OF THE DARK HORSES ARE LOOMING THUS FAR—DELEGATES, WEARY AFTER TEN HOURS OF IT, ADJOURN TO TODAY, WHEN THE CRUCIAL BATTLE WILL COME

FOURTH BALLOT FAILS TO NAME NOMINEE   FIRST TIME. SINCE 1888 THAT MORE THAN FOUR ROLL  CALLS NECESSARRY   BIG §=THREE HOLD) LEAD   Wood. 31414: Lowden 289 and John. son 14014—Wood Supporters Pictuied as Uneasy.

FOUR BALLOTS FAIL TO SHOW G. O. P. LEADER   WOOD 25 VOTES AHEAD-OF LOWDEN AND JOHNSON IS THIRD ON ALL > r ROLL CALLS.

JOHNSON HOLDING BALANCE OF POWER BUT LOSING GROUND   Sessions Will Be Resumed at 1 O’Clock This Morning—Dark Horse Probable.   ADJOURNMENT SECURED BY LOWDEN AND JOHNSON   Wood Men Asleep at Post When Doubtful Motion Carries According to Lodge.

“BIG THREE” SHOW GAINS FROM FIRST TEST WHEN ADJOURNMENT IS TAKEN   BATTLE TRANSFERRED FROM CONVENTION HALL TO CONFERENCE ROOMS DOWNTOWN AS LEADERS WORK FOR REALIGNMENT OF FORCES.

AEPUBIIGAKS TAKE FOUA BALLOTS; NO NOMINEE ELEGTEL   Wocd and Lowden at High Water Marks When Conveniion Adjourns.   BALANCE OF POWER HELD BY JOHNSON DELEGATES

HHENGON HOLDS BALANCE BUT 15 STANDING FIRN   IS NO SIGN OF A STAMPEDE

FOUR BALLOTS ~-FAIL OF CHOICE   Wearied Delegates Adjourn at 7:10.

REPUBLICANS ARE UNABLE TO NOMINATE   Wood, Lowden, Johnson: ane Sproul Leading In’ Order—  Lowden Shows the ‘Greates! Fe en"      ARE JOCKEYING FOR VOTES   Adjournment.. Until 10 O'clock * This. Morning. Started Number Of All Night: Conferences On   IHGOVER GETS... FIVE VOTES

ADJOURN WITH WOOD IN LENO, LOWOEN SECO ™ i JOHNSON A POOR THIAB:      Lowden and Johnaon Forces coats In Forcing Adjour:ment When Many Delegates Plead Ageinet Suffering Hardships of An All Night   WOOD MEN DESIRED BALLOTTING TO CONTINUE LOOKING FOR VICTORY IN EARLY HBRowurRSs

FOR 10 HOURS. FAITHFUL QNES FASTED OW MOUNT CHICAGO IN FUTILE. TRY TO.NOMINATE ON FRIDAY

WOOD STRENGTH CLIMBS T0 314%   *s Sudden Adjournpaw flee Tedious Ten Hour Session Is Unexplained   MEETS AGAIN TODAY   ing Ballots Show Steady Accessions For Wood, Johnand

(OUD LEADS AFTER PROLONGED SESSION, WITH LOWEN SECOND AND JOHNSON A POOR THIAG

JOHNSON HOLDS SALINE BUT I “STANDING FAN   Is NO SIGN OF A STAMPEDE

CONVENTION ADJOURNMENT IS MISTERIOUS   Johnson Forces Ask for Adjournment After Their Ballot And Are Defeated.   LOWDEN AND JOHNSON WORKINGIN CAHOOTS   Wood Delegates Bitterly Disappointed at the Adjournment Until Tomorrow.

NO SELECTION  “INFOUR BALLOTS   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Leading the Field

MILLIONAIRE MINING MAN RILLS SON IN A QUARREL FIVER DEMAND FOR MONE

‘Missouri Must be Worse Than Texas; Many Missouri Teachers Get Only $25 a Month Salar

MANY MISSOURI TEACHERS PAID ONLY $25 A MONTH   Report of Committee ta State Association Says $40 Salary Common Throughout State.

NEW.ORLEANS © HAS DAMAGI   One Man. Killed by Falling High ‘Power Electric Wire Today

POPE BENEDICT HURT IN FALL   Slip# on Marble Floor While Going to Library, Sustaining Slight Abrasion on Knees.

Pope Benedict Injured by Fall in Vatican, Is Report, But Pontiff Only Slightly Hus

RICE INSTITUTE EXPLORER RETURNS. FROM SOUTH. AMERI.CA WITH BIRDS AND BEASTS

POLES GAIN’ LAND AFTER REPUILSING BOLSHEVIK TROOPS   Violent Fighting Reportec In Progress On Dvyina River.

WOOD WINNER, PLURALITY 094/   McCRAY FOR GOVERNOR ON  REPUBLICAN TICKET   Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, Demi ocratic Choice in Guber natorial Race.

WOOD LEADS BY ~TBODO MAREK   uestion of Instructions to Del. . egates Transcendent in Indiana Politics

INDIANA VOTERS WILL GIVE WOOD A BIG PLURALITY   General Will Have 10,000 Lead Over Sena tor Johnson

WOOD IS NOT ASSURED OF INDIANA VO’      Delegates Not. ‘Bound Ex. cept by Majority; Interest Now in Convention   JOHNSON MARGIN. IN CALIFORNIA GROWING

General Carries Nine of 13 Congressional Districts — Whether State Convention Will Instruct Problematical.

Military Candidate Has Total Vote of 85,776 on Complete Unofficial Returns, While Johnson Polls 78,829; McCray’s Lead Is 45,306 With Fourteen Precincts Out   DR. McGULLOCGH’S LEAD [8 25,252

WOOD ASSURED OF LARGE PLURALITY   Probably Will Have 10,000  Over Johnson.

WOOD WINS INDIANA; . AND OHIO DELEGATE   Harding, However, Has in Ohio of 14,692 Over Major General

PREDICT A FIGHT ON INSTRUCTIONS AT €.0,P, MEET   WOOD LEADERS INSIST HIS VIC. TORY TUESDAY ENTITLES HIM TO DELEGATION   HAS PLURALITY OF 10,000 OVER CALIFORNIA SENATOR

WOOD SCORES 10,000 LEAD IN INDIANA   WITH 71,093 PRECINCTS MISSING HCOVER IS BURIED UNDER MUGE JOHNSON VOTE.

Major General Practically Assured of Plurality of 10,000; Lowden Holds Third Place, Harding Fourth.

WOOD CONTINUES WINNING STREAK; JOHNSON BEATEN   indiana Favors General, Unoffic ial Returns From Majority of Precincts Shown’   HARDING PITIFULLY WHIPPED!   William Grant Webster Unoppos. ed For Repyblican Nemination For Vice-President

NO CHANGES _ IN STANDINC   Wood Has Safe Lead in Indiana and Johnson in _ California.

INDIANA WILL NOT INSTRITCT   NO CANDIDATE HAS CLEAR: MAJORITY AND THIS IS REQUIREMENT. :   Johnson’s Majority in California ; Grows More as Late Precincts Bannyt BR SS

WOCD CLAIMS 24 “OF INDIANA VOTES   ‘Returns Fail to. Give Any   Candidate Majority to  Bind Delegation. ..   JOHNSON INCREASES ‘LEAD.   Borah Still Trying to Force Probe in Senate of Wood Fxpenditures,  °

WOOD CLAIMS AMAIORITY OF INDIANA'S DELEGATES   Has An Approximate Plurality of 8,000, or 24 Delegates, on Basis of These Returns.

INTEREST onllFTS TO NOTRUGTIONS TO DELEGATION   General Wood Has Plurality ir Indiana of Almost Ten Thousand.   Majority of All the Votes Cast Is Necessary to Bind the Deleaates.

WILL DECIDE STATE Vv OTE WHEN QUESTION. OF. INSTRUCEING a : DELEGATES COMES UP      IHN SON IN SECOND PLAGE

WOOD NOT. SURE OF INDIANA VOTE   Did Not Get Majority, and Ir terest Now Centers on Convention Set for Next Week.

‘Few Precincts Still Missing Not Likely to Change Standing—  Johnson Won In Calumet.

ARMY MAN HAS LEAD OF 8,000 IN INDIANA — JOHNSON GAINING IN WREST,

GERWAN-AMERICAN SLAIN      k. : a eT Shouted “Down With France” In Wrong Country.

YJ. OF if. ENROLLMENT SHOWS BIG INCREASE   Records Disclose 2,916 Will At tend During This Year;  934 Women.

4, OF HL ENROLLMENT SHOWS BES INCREAS:   ‘Records Disclose 2,916 Will Attend During This Year; 934 Women.

CLINTON STREET CAR MEN STRIKE   Action Fellewed Refusal of City Council t# Permit Advance Rates, .

REPRESENTS FORMER LOCAL MAN IN CASI        ATTY. W. COMPI: TIAN DEATH

REPRESENTS FORMER. LOCAL MAN IN CASI   ATTY, W. E. WHEELAN SEEKS COMPENSATION FOR CHRIS. TIAN DEATH

NO PROGRSS I ~ HADEN SENATE CW PEACE TREATY   Situation Appears to Be At A Hopeless Standstill.   SENATE AWAITS WILSON’S ACTION   President’s Protest. to Allied Powers Causes Suspension Of Treaty Negotiations.

a ceaesenenEaREREEEEEEEenenenEnaineenanennnenee     TSE NESS Ta CRS  WOMEN FROM ALL PARTS OF NATION READY TO PICKET COLISEUM AT. CHICAGO TUESDAY   But One Chance Remains To Stop Drastic Step.

Women Ready to Picket Big G. 0. P. Convention Until Leaders Give U]

WILL ADVANGE  TOCOLISEUM TOMORROW   Twenty-Two States ‘Tis Said Will Be Represented On The Picket Line

~PICKETING  BY WOMEN. AT THE. CHIAGI CONVENTION  Can Only Be Stopped by Action  Tec Dicecamennwn   Can Only Be Stopped by Action o Two Governors.

IMPEACHMENT OF GOODRICH FEARED BY REPUBLICAN!   SPECIAL SESSION OF INDI ANA ASSEMBLY HALTED BY LEADERS.   STATE COMMITTEE IS DISAPPROVING PLAN   Democrats Are Knewn to Haye Considered Introducing Resolutions Aimed Te Unseat  Executive.

CAUSE OF STATE COMMITTEE OPPOSING GOVERNOR GOODRICH BROUGHT 70 LIGHT   DECIDING INFLUENCE Is: SAID TO TO BE THE FEAR OF IM.  PEACHMENT FOLLOWING REFUSAL. TQ INVESTI . GATE THE -MANY. CHARGES AGAINST. .THEM—  ‘VARIOUS COAL CONTRACTS” BROUGHT ‘TO - THE FRONT. AGAIN. yam

BOY, FEARED IMPEACHMENT   » Ju REASON FOR REPUBLICAN OPPCSITLON TO SPEG@IAL _ SESSION COMES TO LIGHT   DEMOCRATS HAD EVIDENCE:

FLU DECREASING ALL ~~ QVER COUNTRY TODAY   Pneumonia Also Less and Ey! demi¢ From Now On is Be lieved to be Near End.

INFLUENZA TOLL “Cun TEPI INE   Reports from Chicago and New York Show ‘Fewer Number of New Cases

INFLUENZA IS ON THE DECLINE   Spread of Disease Shows  Decidede Falling Off in Chicago in 24 Hours.

W. J. Bevan Making Vicoreos Fizsht Against Ite Ratification br  the Senate.

BRYAN AN ARTICLE 10 FOE,   And Nebraskan Alno Oppones Treaty  ™wWeY@et wu... ..'.

’  Maine G. O, P. Wants Treaty Ratified With Senate Reservation:

TEST OF WIRELESS TELEPHONE   Messages From England Heard at Geneva. Switzerland.

BUDGET FOR YEAR ABOUT BALANCED   Little If Any Deficit Shown, Says Secretary Houston.

'DEFICIT FOR YEAR TO  BE BUT LITTLE IF (ANY   Secretary of ‘Treasury Writes t Bankers That Government Has About Balanced Budget.

LITTLE DEICHT th TREASURY EXPECTED   SECRETARY. HOUSTON SAYS: KA. TIONS DEBT.AS.RAPIDLY’ 'BE~ ING REDUCED.

TREASURY: REPORT TO SHOW SURPLUS HOUSTON DECLARES   OPERATIONS FOR YEAR ENDING WITH JUNE SHOULD REVEAL LITTLE DEFICIT.

BUDGET IS ABOUT BALANCED   Secretary Hewsteon Optimistic On Treasery's Condition.

HOUSTON PLANS 70 GUT DEFICIT JUNE THIRTIETH   Secretary Announces Reduc; ton of Billion and Half In National Debt

NATION'S BUDGET ABOUT BALANCED SINCE WAR ENDET   Secretary Héuston * Declare Treasury Should Show Dittle, If Any, Deficit for The Fiscal Year.

DEFICIT, IF ANY, WILL BE SMALI   Seerviary Houston Tells’ the Bankers, Government Accounts Are About Balanced   DEBT IS $25,000,000,000   Important: Reduction in Last Two Quarters of Next Year; Outlook for Year

TREASURY FIGURES SHOW NO DEFICIT FOR YEAR   ‘Secretary of Treasury Houston Reports That Revenues About Meet

TOULCHED FOR 8100.   + “ . / Former Tipton Man Makes Easy Get.  Away at Elwood.

TOUCHED FOR 8100.   ‘ormer Tipton ‘Mag Makes Easy Get. _ Away at E!wood. 

AMERICANS FLEE COAHUILA: MINE STRIKE BISTRICI   Governor Advises Their Defart ure, Anticipating Trouble— Traveler Says Situation “Savors of Bolshevism.”

THITON TURMOH INCREASES   Independent Socialists Threaten an Armed Revolt

GERMAN ELECTIONS ‘HUSE MUCH TROUBLE   One Group of Party Leaders Threaten Others With Re. volvers and General Slaughter is Prevented by the Cool Heads Present.

EXCITEMENT MARKS GERMAN CAMPAISI   Intervention of Majority Socialists Prevents Bloodshed at Mecklenberg Meeting.

INCREASING EXCITEMENT MARKS GERMAN CAMPAIGN   Independent Soctalista Olaim Conserva tives Use Revolvers. when Argu. ments Fail

Annual Fortifications _ Appropriation Bill _ » Sent To Conference

SENATE PASSES BIG BILL   Annual Fortifications Appropriation Measure Approved and Sent te Confetance-Big Increase.

CHICAGO FIRMS FOR PROFITEERING   Indictments Charge Firms Sold Su {ear at Proflts as High as 100 Per Cent

UHICAGO FIRMS HELD PROFITEER'   Four Concerns Indicted for Alleged Gouge in Sugar Prices; Got as Much as 100 per cent Profit at Times  the Government Charges.

FOUR CHICAGO CONCRENS IS. DICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY SATURDAY.   The Indictments State the Coucegm Sold Sugar at = Profit as High as One Hundred Per Cent.

FOR PROFITEERING IN SUG   Four Big Chicago Concerns ahd Of. fleera of Same Are Held Under Federal indictments. ,

FOUR CONCERNS. INDICTED. TODAY   CHICAGO WHOLESALE (HOUSES  CHARGED Wr SUGAR / 2

Work to Be Done In Accordance With Federal Ald Project and to Bs Begur in May and Completed by December: 4 Next Year, .

LET ROAD CONTRACT   WILL GRADE TWENTY-ONE MILES "ON HAWKEYE HIGHWAY.   FROM MERRILL TO CHEROKEE LINE   Work to Be Done in Accordance With Federal Aid Project and to Be Begun in May and _Completed by December 4 Next Year,’ ’ ,

FINNISH TROOPS ~ HAVE EVACUATEL   COMPELLED TO ABANDON POSITIONS AT SOUTIAERCI.

WHERE THEY FIGHT AKD STARVE   Bolshevik Drive Finns Back—Rush Food to Starving at Abo.

THEY GOT IN BAD   HOWARD COUNTY WHISKY REN_NERS IN FEDERAL HANDS.      Greentown Marshal Brings Abori His kiea of Proseciuon.

THEY GOT IN BAD   HOWARD COUNTY WHISKY RUN: NERS IN FEDERAL HANDS,   Greentown Marshal Brings About His Idea of Prosecution.

PLN FOR RETURN OF SOLDIER DEA 5 AGREED UPON   AGREEMENT IS REACHED WITH FRENCH GOVERNMENT OVER DETAILS.   WILL BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER   Inquiries Sent to Relatives Show 5% Per Cent Favoring Bringing Bodies of War Veterans Back To U.S.

SULDIER DEAD ABROAD ARE TQ BE RETURNED   REMOVALS ARE TO BE LIMITED TO THOSE FOR WHOM RELATIVES SPECIFICALLY ASK.   FRENCH WANE SBUECTIONS   Those Bodies That Remain to Be “Fittingly and Tenderly” Cared For in Fields of Honor.

SENIOR CLASS PrAY   Shipment of Bodies From France To Start After — September 15 

LEGIONS OF FALLEN WILL ‘START HOME  AN AUTUNIN   France Agrees to Removal  ‘of Bodies

RETURN. OF AMERICAN DEAD FROM. FRANCE 10 BEGIN SEPTEMBER 18 HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED

PLANS AGREED UN FOR MOVING SOLDIER DEAL   ONLY BODIES FOR WHICH RELA: TIVES PSPECIALEY ASK ARE TO BE BROUGHT. ’   Removal Will Begin Alter scptemoper 15th Uunder Regulations To Be Approved by The French.   Reasons for Objection.

Return of Soldier Dead In French Military Zone Will Begin September 15

BRING HUME DEAD AFTER GEPT. (alt   FRENCH OBJECTION TO RE MOVAL OF AMERICAN PRODIES IS WAIVED   DENY INSIDIOUS SCHEMING   ; Official Asserts Undertakers Not  Responsible For Agitat:on. 59 Per Cent of Relatives Want the Bodies.

FRENCH AGREE TO RETURN OF ~ AMERICAN DEAD   Movement of Heroes’ Bodies to Homeland Will Begin After Sept. 15   ONLY THOSE REQUESTED BY RELATIVES INCLUDEL   Charges of Financial Motives Behind Popular Request Are -  Egund Groundiess.

VOLSTEAD ACTS REPEAL SOUGHT BY ED. EDWARDS   VOICE OF PEOPLE NOT HEARD, ASSERTS O'BRIEN, IN NOMINATING EDWARDS TODAY   NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR'S NAME PUT BEFORE DEMS.   Supreme Duty of Democratic Convention in ta Give People Opportunity o Voicing Sentiments on Prehibitio: lesue, Declares Edwards Orater

SAILORS AND OFFICES FIGHT   Srew of American ‘Steamer Rottenweod Scrap im Disish Pert.

TURKISH BATH SLEEPERS LOSE ABOUT. $10,000   Thieves Enter Bathhouse in New York and Make Away With Vatnallac.

While Fifty ~ Patrons. Were Asleep Robbers Get Their Valuables and Escape.

BANDITS ROB 175 SLEEPERS   ‘Playful Intruders’ Es cape With $10,000 Worth of Valuables

SHORT COLD SNAP TO VISIT STATE   Temperature Will Drop Ouring Nex’ 24 Houre: Will Moderate Wednesday

BOLSHEVIKI CAPTURE MISSIONS   Trotsky Reports the Members Are Being Well Treated.

REDS TAKE ALLIED CONSULS PRISONEI      ‘Representatives of Great Britain.  France and Italy Held By Russians.

ul ENTERS OKLAHOMA FRIDAY   Governor Says Republicans Ar Trsing To Dodge Issues By Playing Boasts.

GOV. COK   SAYS: REPUBLICAN LEADERS BEAT EN ON Issues   Are Reverting to Boasts—His Meet ings in Kansas Wonderful.

REVERTING [i MERE BEASTS    Gevernor Cox Says of Republi cans as He Swings Through   Oklahoma Today.   STILL HARPING ON BIG CONTRIBUTIONS   Has a Vision of Big Business Grabbing ‘‘Underheld”’ in  thin Mean BRatran

§ Oe HOOVER AN “INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN” SAID JULIUS BARNES IN A SPEECH.

DEMOCRATS SHOCKED AT STATEMENT THAT HOQVER {18 G. §.P   BARNES’ EFFORT TO bBOOM HOOYER FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION ALARMS OTHER PARTY

HERBERT HOOVER, PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICA   HOOVER WAS BEING COUNTED ON BY DEMOCRATS POSSIBILITY . FOR PRESIDENT. §

SENATOR MOSES. ‘DENIES. THAT. ANY: DIVISION EXISTS BUT DECLARATION THAT. FORMER FOOD  “ADMINIS. TRATOR IS PROGRESSIVE Is FLUNG  IN "FACES: ‘OF DEMOCRATS—CHAMP: CLARK GETS SARCASTIC   (BY UNITED PREsSs)

DEMOCRATS ARE SURPRISED AT ~ HOOVER ENTRY   Thought Ite Was a Democrat ane Had Been Boosting Him as. ‘Such. (By “United Press). :

REPORT HOOVER IS REPUBLICAN   Demoorats Who Have Beer Boosting Him for President, Are Surprised.   BARNES MAKES STATEMENT   Hoover is Said to Be Preparing a Statement Which He Will Issue Soon.

SLIM HOPE FOR COX - CARRYING COLORADC   NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE SHA,   TERS HIS CHANCES,   Regular Democrats Discusted Ove: Turn Of Events On Local Ticket and Predict State Wit)  Go Repnblicarn.

DAVID. LAWRENCE FINDS COLORADO ~ 1 FAD HARNING      ‘Dissension in Democratic Party Working to Advantage of G, O. P.   REGULARS ANTAGONIZED Ry nv ON REGENT VISIi   _Sandidate’s  Hobnobbing ‘With the Non-Partisan Leagus : Restated.   SIG: MAJORITY PREDICTED   Fven Democrats Say Republicans  WHE Carry State By atLeast 20,000,

Purchaser to Choose Ships Aggregating 400,000 Tons, the Shipping Board Announces.

$1,400,000 FOR TEN VESSELS   Purchaser to Choose VU. S. Ships Agaregating 400,000 Tons.

TEN VESSELS FOR $1,400,00C   Purchaser to Choose Ships Aggregating 400,000 Tons, the Shipping Board Announces,

SEND CARRANZA’S BOOY 10 CAPITAL   Special Train Carrying Remains to Mexico City.   WAS ASSASSINATED BY AID?   Fugitive President of “lexico and Sev eral of His Friends Made Prison- ers and Then Executed by General Herrera.

Thirty-Two WMilltary Chieftains , and Two Civilians Al! That Remain of Strong Army.   PRESIDENT WAS MURDERED?   Genera! Herrera, Former Carranza Aid, Believed to Have Made Prisoners of Executive and His Lead ers and Then Killed Them.

CARRANZA'S BODY TAKEN 10 CAPITAL   Thirty-Two Military Chieftains and Two Civilians All That Remain of Strong Army.   PRESIDENT WAS MURDERED?   General ‘Merrera, Former Carranza Aid, Believed to Have Prisoners of Executive Lead  ere and Then Killed Them.

WELCOME LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT WILSO!   Service as Mediator for Armenia  Wiil Clarify Situation in  Koay Fact

ALLIES UESIST THE POLISH ARMY   ONE REPORT SAYS BOLSHE. VIKI HAVE ACCEPTED THE TERMS OF ARMISTICE   ITRUANIANS TO ENGAGE   Reported That They Will Take Side of the Russians In Conflict—-Bolshevik Advance Still Continuing.

POLISH PREMIER _ DUE IN WARSAW   ‘Messenger Expected to  Bring News of Assurance From Allies

T GIVE POLAND MUNITIONS FOR HGH ING SOVIET   LELIED PREMIERS AGREE TO FUR. NISH MUNITIONS UNDER CER. TAIN CIRCUMSTANCES.

FERRIS EXPRESSED Ald VIEWS ON SOLDIER BILL BEFORE CASTING VOT FOR PASSING MEASURE

SOLDIER RELICE BILL IS PASSED   SCOTT FERRIS, CHAMPION OF  THE PEOPLE, SECURES PAS SAGE OF MEASURE; RETURNS TO STATE SOON

cox DEPLORES PACT FAILURE   ‘OHIO GOVERNOR, IN CHICAG( ‘ADDRESS, ALLEGES PARTISAN: CONSPIRACY TO DEFEAT TREATY. —

PARTISAN CONSPIRACY BLAMED FOR DEFEAI   Governor Cox Advocates the Junking of Institutions Devoted to War

AYO PARTIGANOHIP DEFEATED TREAT   Ohio Governor, Talking to Iroquois Club, Lays Blame Upon Senate.

DEFEAT OF PAGT  PHARGED BY GOA TO CONSPIRACY IN UPPER HOUst   Senatorial Partisan Plotting Resulted in Non-Ratification of Peace Treaty Says Governor of Ohio,   ADVOCATES JUNKING WAR INSTITUTIONS   Deprecates Alleged Hysteria Over Bolshevism and Favors Abolishing Income and Inheritance Taxes,

COX PLAGES BLAME -o FORTREATHOEFEAT   SENATORIAL PARTISAN CONSPIRAOY KILLED PACT, DEMOCRAT. . IC CANDIDATE’SAYS,  :

CONSPIRACY PLAN SCORED BY COX   Flays Those Who Condemn Serators for Delay in Peace   SPEAKS TO CHICAGO DEMS)   Partisanship Receives Hard Blow By Ohio Governor

FLAYS TREATY.OPPONENTS.   Cox Charges Defeat of Peac« Pact to Senatorial Parti. san Conspiracy.

LEVER AGT: A aE SEA AGAIN   DEADLOCK IN RAT WORKERS’ WAGH DEMARDS SUSBMYPEPED PO PRESENT   HINES REJECTS PETITION

Devore President Was Shat. Down a: He Lay Asleep—Body Is En Route to Mexico City 

Body Brought Info Mexico On Dingy Train Accompanied By 40 Loyalists  feunHnrnron Th Kr annt      MURDERERS 10 BE SHOT

Although They ‘Maintain Silence, Pla form Acceptable to President in Every Way

BELIEVE WILSON _ IS WELL PLEASE!   HOWEVER, NO STATEMENTS CON: CERNING CONVENTION IS ISSUE AT WHITE HOUSE

WILSON IS. SILENT.   Feeliug of Elation Is Apparent Among _White House Officials—No  Pileest Ward 

MAKE FINE RECORD   ae oe 4 LE MARS STUDENTS HAVE BEEN : VERY: SUCCESSFUL,   REPORT IS THE BEST EVER MADE   3 bs  Every Pwpli That Has Graduated From the ‘Normal Tralning Depart ment ef the High School in Past Six Vears Won Certificate.

“LE MARS STUBENTS HAVE BEEN ; VERY! SUCCESSFUL,      REPORT IS THE BEST EVER MADE   ‘Every Pupil That Has Graduated From the Normal: Training Depart ment ef the High School in - Past " -S$Ix Years Won Certificate...

FORTY INJURED AN RAIL CRASH   Twenty- -Six Believed Likely te Die as ‘Résult of New York -@entral Wreck Today.   GOES DOWN EMBANKMENT

42 INJURED IN N.Y. GEN, WRECK   Two Coaches Left Rails and Dropped Pown Thirty Foot Embankmeut

POLICE SUSPECT WOMEN SERVAN'   FIRST ARREST IS MADE TODAY IN THE COUGHLIN KIDNAPPING CASE IN PENNA.   (By United Press)

FIRST ARREST JN KIDNAPPING CASE MABE TCDA   A Servant in (he Coughlin Home &  Being Weld on Suspicion.

F OUND DEAD “IN FT; WORT!   Fornier ‘Superintendent of Masonic, Home Said to Have Suicided

WALTER ACKER TEARS WAGORIC  LEADER, QEAD   BELIEVED TO HAVE SUICIDED ON ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH; RESIGNED YESTERDAY,

FOUND DEAD IN FT. WORTE   Former Superintendent _of Masonic Home Said to Have Suicided

SWITCHES TO TREASURER.   Will Walker Seeks That- Nomination on Defocratic Ticket.

SITCHES TO ‘TE URE   iv Pit Walker Seeks ‘That -Nomination W- Defocrutic Ticket. °

Coal Commission Will. .— Submit Report on the Miners’ Wage Demanai   {General Strike of AU Miners in the Bituminous and: Anthra cite Fields Will Be Called in the Event “That a Satisfactory Wage Advance Is Not Granted. a

Receplion Given Cox in Dakola Not as Spontaneous As That Received Elsewhere.

COX IN MONTANA TALKING FREELY   His Audiences Admittedly Not Quite So Friendly in North Dakota.   HE TELLS THE PEOPLE HE ALWAYS VOTES DRY   Some of Westerners Disposed to Regard _ Democratic Nominee as 2 ‘‘ Wet.’

COX IN MONTANA READY 10 GWE MORE “EVIDENCE   Reception In North Dakota Not As  Qnontaneois.

This Is Reply to Emptoyers Whom They Charge Want Open Shop.   WHITE COLLAR WORKERS TO BE ADDED TO UNION   Steel Workers to Be Organized Into. Strong Unions for Next Fight,

LABOR OPENS DRIVE FOR MEMBERS   Leaders Declare Campaign Will Be Challenge Against Employers

In This Way Will Accept the Chat. lenge of Employers Who Plan to Establish Non-Unton Shaw

MILLION NEW UNIONISTS WILL  BE LABOR’S ANSWER TO “CUTS”; AFTER “WHITE COLLAR” RECRUITS

UNIONS TRY 10 ADD 1,000,000 TOMEMAERSHIP   Labor Federation Seeks te Strengthen Itself for Open Shop Fight.   ORGANIZE STEEL WORKERS   First Efforts Will be Directed Toward Including Steel Men in A. F. L.

ORGANIZED LABOR TO ADD MILLION   This'is the Acceptance to the Chillenge to Foreé Non-Unicn Skops and Lower Wages

SPECTACU: AR FIRE DESTROYS FOUR BUILDINGS   Columbus Scene of Disastrous Conflagration Early Thursday Morning.  Four Buildings Each Four Sto: ries High Gutted by Flames.

FIRE IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, CAUSES $700,000 LOSS   Mames Threaten to ‘Spread but Piremen Win Out; Four Buildings ! Destroyed,

HAS. TOO -MANY WIVES   Excelsior Springs Realtor Weds Ere Divorce Decrae is Effective.

GN--PROCTOR   Word Marager Gays Funds Within Law—Borah Asks for Contributors’ List,

NO POLITICS INVOLVED.      Pershing Saya He Will Enter Some Private Business.

LOSE $150,CCOLUS:T N11 SUIT   Executors of A. @. Van"‘irhilt PReate in Insurance Po'ry Case in N.Y, Supreims: Court.

LAST MINUTE FEATURES OF LAW MAKERS   House Accepts Senaie Amend: ments to War Repeal Act: Goes to President

TOR BRANKHBAD p           Statesnum Dies a ashington Afier Several ~ Weeks Ulness,  Aped 9 Atabuma Wi

United States Senator Bankhead OF Alabama Dies   He Has Been ii for Weeks and: His HIness Weakened His. Heart, : ‘Which _- Caused. His ‘Death. « a

Senator Bankhead, of Alabama, Dead   Had Bee nin the House and Senate for About. 34 Years.

SEN. BANKHEAD, ALABAMA, DIES   SUC.UMBS AFTER ILLNESS OF SEV. ERAL WEEKS WITH GRiPPE=

"EXPIRES TODAY ~ AT WASHINGTON      Was The Oldest Member 0!  Upper Branch Of Congress At Death

UJ. §. SENATOR   JOHN #1. BANKHEAD, OF ALA BAMA, DEAG   lll Several Weeks, Causing Weak Heart, Resulting in Death.

SENATOR BANKHEAD DED IN WASHNGTO   ‘Had Been Ill For Several Week  —Was Senator From The  ]   State of Alabama.

DYNAMITE BANK SAFE FOR $15,000   SPENCER, IOWA, SAVINGS BANK IS LOOTED EARLY THIS MORNING

DYNAMITE BANK SAFE FOR $15,000   SPENCER, IOWA, SAVINGS BAI “10 LOOTED EARLY Tims  acamne,

Farmers Insist; on Twe ‘Years: ‘More of Govern. 1s awen Conteol.°

UAGED PRESIDENT OR CONTINUANCE OF RAIL CONTROL   Farm and Labor Organiza tions Repeat Request Made in December.   Declare Sentiment Strong In Favor of Government Operation of Systems.

LEL ASKS “RR CONTRO!   Petition Wilson To Continue   Government Control —  — i ? Years

TWO YEARS MGRE OF GOVERNMER? ——PONTROL ASKED   Representatives of Various Organizations iAppeal To Wilson To Held On To Raiiroads

ASK PRESIDENT. = TO HOLD ROADS FOR TWO: YEARS   Farmers, _Brotherhoods and. -Labor ‘Send: Letter   WOULD AVOID INCREASE

ORPOSE RETURN OF ROADS   Farmers and Representatives of La bor Again Make Strong Appeal tu President.

WOULD HAVE U. 3. RETAIN CONTROL OF RAILROAD:   “Pa Phelp Nurses.

KEEP THE RAILROADS,   The Big Four Continue the Fight For Government Control.

GOVERNMENT CONTRO! OF RAILROADS 15 URGEL   Farmers’ Organization, Federation of Labor and Four Big Brotherhoods Appeal

WANT GOVERNMENT CONTROL RAILROADS   Farmers And Laboring Mer Petition President To Continue Holding.

WOULD RETAIN GOVT CONTRO   Farmers and Representative: of Organized Labor Fight Return of Railroads to Owners.

FARMERS ASK GOVERNMENT TO KEEP ROADS   Letter to President Say: Return Will Put Cost of Living Up

CONTINUANCE ASKED OF FEDERAL CONTROI      Farmers and Labor Leaders Present Request to Wilson That R-R. Be Not Returned.

FARMERS ASK THE ROADS BE RETAINED   Farmers Urged By December Delegation Again to Hold Railroads,

Rail. Brotherhoods, A. F. of f L. and Farmers Unite in Declaring Sentiment for United States Operation Has — Increased Since First Request.   CLAIM RETURN WOULD INCREASE LIVING COSTS

URGE EXTENSION OF THE CONTROL OVER RAILWAYS   Large Delegation Asks Presi dent to Extend The Federa   eee Se   WWE Wie  Farmers, Brotherhoods Anc Labor Federation Make The Request,

STRIKERS FAIL TO RETURN TO MINES TODAY   Do Not Heed Order of Their President; Await Action of Scale Committee   COAL OPERATORS ASK FOR LICENSES

MINES STILL IDLE IN SPITE OF ORDER   Miners Awaiting Outcome of Meet. ing of. Indiana’ Scale Committee 

SEVERAL MISS WILSONS.   Biss. ‘Viola. Krasis . Denies Quarret ing. With noted Slain WDist Expert Elwell,

CLAIMS CF TEUT LABOR INCREASE, HALT NEGOTIATION   Great Disorder Prevails Where Spartacan Forces Control; Southwest Area Quiet.

INTERRUPTED NEGOTIATIONS   Asserted That Workers in Germany Increased  ‘Their Claims ~

WHY FINANCIERS WANT THE LEAGUE   Senator Reed of Missouri Says it is Fathered by Big Business Interests

NEW REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT IN MEXICO: QUELLED   Report From Mexico City Declares Outbreak Short Lived; Government Dispatches Troops To Scene Of Disturbance.

MEXICAN OFFICERS MAY ENTER U.S   IN ORDER TO GET FROM SONORA TO MEXICO: CITY.         BARRED FROM TEXAS HO      President Wilson Grants Request tn  Order. To “Show “He: Is Not Jin  Sympathy With the. Rebels— Travel Unarmed:

WILSON T0 ALLOW MEXICANS TOPASS THROUGH THEU.S.   MAY CROSS NEW ARIZOXA, “BUT NOT TEXAS— LONE STAR STATE GOVERNOR ORTEC

Request of Carranza’s Officers They Be Allowed to Cross Into Mexico Through Texas is Granted By President Wilson.

Wilson Permits Passage Waile Enroute From Mexico City to Rebellion in Sonora.   MUST STAY OUT OF TEXAS   Can Go Only Through New Mexico and Arizona, Whose Governors Have Consented.   FEDERAL TROOPS DESERTING   Practically Every State in Mexicc is Affected by the Wave of Disaffection.

Mexican Army Officers’ Request to Traverse U.S, Soil Granted by Wilson   Army Officers Will Be Permitted to Pass Through Arizona and New Mexico, But Not Fexas; Wilson Takes Care — Not to Appear to Sympathize With Rebels,

PRES, WILSON GRANTS REQUEST  QF THE WEXIGANS   Their Troops Will Be Allowed iC Bass Over United States Enroute _ From Sosora.

Germany Rapidly Forging Ahead to Air Supremacy   Passing of Six Months Restriction Imposed in Treaty of Peace Finds Commercial Planes Being Perfected and Manufactured on Large Scale, Some in Use Here

GOMPERS URGES LABOR TO SUPPORT GOV coy   Attacks Candidate as Reactionary and Denounces Senator Watson

ATTACKS HARDING AS OPPOSE) TO LEGISLATION FAVORING “WORKING MEN,

BOLSHEVIKI OCCUPY ODESS:)   Chief Port of Russia on the Black Sea ts Captured by the Reds.

ODESSA OCCUPIED BY REDS   Great Black Sea Port Is Captured by the Rolehawit:

HURRIED CALL STIRS BRITAIN ON THE REDS   Cabinet Members Rush ito Paris to Discuss the Situation in the East   AROUSE APPREHENSION   Odessa is Now Reported to be in the Hands of the~ Rolsheviki %

GEORGIA LEANS TO PALMER.   Attorney General Has Good Lead Over Two Rivals,

PALMER IS LEADING IN CLORGIA PRIMARY   First Returns Give Him 100 Conven. tion Votes to 76 for Tom Watson and 5S for Hoke Smith

JOHNNY EVERS 10 MANAGE THE CUBS   Appointed to Succeed Mitchell; Former Manager to Remain in Big Leagues.

PLAN TO COUNT BALLOTS   Senate Elections Subcommittee Will Discuss Michigan Senatorial Contest Question.

FORD-NEWBERRY BALLOT BATTLE BEGINS TODAY   Borah Demands Investigation of Expenditures of Leonard Wood.

10 GU 10 IN MICHIGAN FIGHI   Plans Will be Discussed Today by Senate Elections SubCommittee---Ford Attorney Urges Immediate Probe.

SEL TILL HELD BY TEUT FEDERAL FORGE LAST NIGHT   Workers’ Breach of Armistic: Leads Government to Drop Dealing With Them.   SITUATION OF TROOPS IN BESIEGED CITY CRITICAL   Counter Attack by Reichwehr Momentarily Expected in Rubr Valley Region.

TROUPS REPEL REDD Ao THEY OTOKM WESEL   Ebert Forces Still Hold Rhine Fortress; Report German Cabinet Has Resigned.

Boston Get Riek Quick Man Serves  Sandwiches and Coffee te Clientc Who Waat Their Money.  

PROVIDENCE BARS BERGER   Police Department Won’   Let Him Speak.   ANERICAN LEAGUE PROTESTED   Milwaukee Socialist Will Not Be Permitted to Assail American Institutions There.

LID PUT ON VICTOR BERGER  ““ Make Speech in  Providence   LEGION POST MAKES PROTEST

PROVIDENCE SHUTS FARS 10 BERGER      Will Not Be Allowed To Make Address, According To Decision of  Poalive Cammicsioner.

BERGER DENIED RIGHT TO SPEAK IN THE EAST   MILWAUKEE SOCIALIST WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO MAKE ADDRESS AT PROVIDENCE

BERGER CANT GIVE ADDRESS IN PROVIDENCE   Rhode Island City Wants Nothing of Man Whom Congress Rejected. «

‘UPHOTA LEGIONS. PROTEST             Victor: Berger Cannot pre i In ‘ 4 Trovidense,  Th. is .

INCREASE PASSENGER RATES HALF GENT, PLAN   basis For Raising One Third Of Increased Revenues  For Railroad To Meet Wage Awards. Announced.

“cio ieee ian i ae actin iti tit neti  S. O. Does Bit, Price of Oil Cut, Step Toward Normalcy     ee

aren TR ay at Ane         oe States Cenefit ky Redaction = a Movement to Aid in ComReadiastment.             me4Tec:

Standard Oil Cuts ‘Pirce of Gasoline   WILL BE EFFECTIVE 'TODAY      V°luntary Movement as Part of Gen‘eral Readjgstment_  says President

PASOLINE PRICE REDUCED   Yank Wagon Quotations Out By Standard Oi Company in Mine States, .

A 35 PER CENT FREIGHT RAISE   An Increase of Thirty-five Per Cent it Towa Freight Rates Will Become Effective by September First

“TRAMP. TRAMP, TRAMP.   Again the Boys of the Old Arm Havre Been -Macching Today.

10000 VETS IN BIG PARADE AT G. A. R. MEET   Old Soldiers Pass in Review at  Adianapolis—Iinfirm Fighters Ride ir Autos.   WEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED   Daniel S&S. Wilder of Columbus, O., Chosen Commander of Association _ of Ex-Prisoners of War—L. s. Scofield Elected.

70,000 VETERANS OF CIVIL WAR PASS IN PARADE REVIEW   Dwindling Hosts of the Army That More Than 50 Years Ago Saved the Union, Pass in Review at Indianapolis.

10,000 VETERANS IN C.A.R, PARADE   Old Soldiers Pass in Review at Indianapolis—Infirm Fighters _ Ride ir Autos.   NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTER   ‘Daniel S. Wilder of Columbus, O, Chosen Commander of Association of Ex-Prisoners of War—L, 8, eg Scofield Elected, ' ry

10,000 VETS PASSED IN  THE REVIEW   AT GRAND: ID: ARMY ENCAMPMENT AT IN. DIANAPOLIS TODAY.   Short March for the Veterans—G. A. R. Auxiliaries ‘Holding Business Sessions ‘Today and to- “Eget Of Gearag .

10,000 VETERANS — ING, A.R.PARADE   Old Soldiers Pass*in Review at Indianapolis—infirm Fighters Ride if Autos. ~   NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED   Daniel 8. Wilder of Cotumbus, 0. Chosen Commander of Association of Ex-Prisonera of War—kL. 5, Scofisld Elected.

10,000 VETERANS IN ANNUAL PARADE   EVENT IS BIG FEATURE OF INDIANAPOLIS ENCAMPMENT.

6. AR, PARADE IS —DAY’S BIG EVENT   ‘Ten Thousand Veterans of Civil Wa Marched In Line, Which Started at Ten O'clock.   ROUTE LESS THEN MILE LONG

DWINDLING ARMY HOSTS. PASS AGAIN IN REVIEN   Annual Parade is Principal Fea ture of Day at G. A. R. -Encampment

TEN KILLED BY TRUCK   SEVERAL OTHERS INJURED IN CRASH IN INDIANA,   Motortruck Loaded With Outing Party Hit at Crossing Near Oakland City.

10 KILLED IN CRASH   Nine Others Injured When Train Hits Motor Car.   Relief Train Dispatched to Scene of Wreck Near Qakland City, ind., Is Derailed,

10 LOSE LIVES WHEN TRAIN HITS TRUCK   Nine Others Injured Wheo Train Hits Motor Car.   Retief Train Dispatched to Scere of Wreck Near Oakiand City, tnd. is Deraiied.

Written Order To “‘ltalian Com: pades”’ Creates Tremendous Excitement

REDS: DEFEATED: “IN ATALY  BY. -LENINE LETTER   Socialists Resent Interference “of Russian Bolshévist  eee ere

THINKS MAINE WILL SOON GET SUPPLY OF COAL   J. C. Hamlen, Who Resigned Today as Fuel Administrator, Is Optimistic Over Situation.

- WILL SOON GET SUPPLY OF COAL   J. C. Hamlen, Who Resigned Today as Fuel Administrator, Is Optimistic Over Situation.

CORN MAKING GOOD PROGRESS   Reports Issued Today Fron - Des Moines Are Most  Encouraging.

GRAIN REPORTS — SHOW PROGRESS THROUGH STATE   Weekly Crop Bulletin Shows Mean Temperature At 80 Degrees.

OPERATORS WILL “REPLY TONIGHT   To ‘Answer Proposal of Coal ' Diggers to Remain at Work _ After April 1   RETROACTIVE. AWARD   This Alone Will Prevent, _ Suspension in Anthracite Regions

HARD GOAL OWNERS TO SEE PRESIDENT   f Allowed to Incrasee Price to Public Will Probably Agree to Make Scale Retroactive and Avoid Suspension.

ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE — POSSIBLE FIRST OF MONTH   Unless New Wage Agreement Reached There May Be Suspension of Operations in the East.

SEA EN NNN a EEN  HARVARD AND CENTRE ELEVENS GO ON THE FIELD WITH GLEAN SLATES   Governor Morrow of Kentucky Sends Telegram to Centre College Plavers——-Great Crowd to Witness Game

THE HEART OF EVERY KENTUCKY GIRL IS THERE   Praying Football Team o  orrow Sends Wire to Team Centre College, Kentucky. Faces Harvard Today—Gov

CLAIM MILITARY " [S MOBILIZING IN COUNTY CORE      Troops, Heavily. Armed, Start for Scene of Activi rr re a a

Wood, Johnson and Hardin; Conclude Whirlwind Cam paign for Hoosier Favo With Speeches Today.   INDIANA WOMEN ARE ~ DENIED THE BALLO   Legal Opinjon Bars Womer ¥rom Participating in Primary But They May Vote Next November. ‘

b.0.P. CANDIDATES END ND, FIGHT IX MAKING SPEECHES   Harding, Jonnson and Wot Flood State With Gratory Day Before Primary.

SCANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT SPEAK INSTATI   'Windup Campaign Before Pri mary Tuesday—Gubernatoral Aspirants Also Busy.

INDIANA VOTERS BALLOT TUESDAY LEADERS ACTIVE   Harding, Wood and Johnson Making Speeches During The Day.   ‘State Delegates Will be Selectec

G. O. P. RIVALS STORM INDIANA   Presidéntialt Primaries Will Be Heid Tomorrow With Johnson, Harding and Wood Competing.

CAMPAIGN FOR PRIMARY ENDS TN WHIPEWINE      (Three Presidential Candidates in State on Eve of Election . Tomorrow.

REPUBLICAN NATIONSAVERS ORATE WHILE OHIO FARMERS MAKE WORLD SAFE FOR FOOD BY WORKING IN CROPS

GERMAN WORKERS CALLED UPON ‘FOR ACTION IF ALLIES ATTEMPT SHIP MUNITIONS THRU GERMANY   London Has War Fever of 1914 When News Came That War Plans Are  Submitted. to Premiers  : j

WARRANT FOR JESS WILLARD   Kanene Nexreo Cinins MVrisze Fisher Threntened im.

N. Y. CRIPPLED BY ICE AND SNOW   Army of 10,000 Men Work With Shove's and Picks. —   Loss to the City From Storm Probably $25,000,000-—-Heavy Seas Are Receding.

Army of 10,000 Men Work With Shove's and Picks.   Loss to the City From Storm Prob ably $25,000,000—Heavy Seas Are Receding.

NEW YORK DIGS OUT   TEN THOUSAND MEN WIELD PICKS AND SHOVELS.   Big Snowstorm Causes a Loss c About $25,000,000—Heavy Séas Recede.

GIRLTRIEDTO ENLIST IN NAVY   SHE “WILTED WHEN THE EXAMINATION CAME AND BACKED QUT,

SLAY BANDIT IN DUEL: GET CASH   Nine Masked Men Who Rob Drover’s Bank at East St. Louis Abandon $19,000 Taken in Raid.

MASKED BANDITS HOLDUP BANK AT EAST ST. LOUIS   ONE OF THE NINE IS KILLED AND THE OTHER CAPTURED IN PISTOL BATTLE   (By United Press)

RUBBERY AY EAST ST. LOUIS   ‘Bandits Hold up Bank aad One is Killed in a Pistol Pucl— $19,000 Recovered. ‘

NITED INSTER SHOT TO DEATH   Once Leader of Notorious Gang That Terrorized New York East Side.

Former Leader Notorious Lower East Side, New York,, Gangster Band, Murdered   ‘Monk’ Eastman, Real Name, William Del ancy, ‘Although: Convietdd Of a Felon,-Was Restored To Citizenship’ By Governor As Re“ward For Heroism In World War—Robbery Was Not Motive.

FORMER HIEW YORK GANGSTER KILLED   MONK EASTMAN WAS EE STORED TO CITIZENSHIP FOR HEROISM.   Bond of Man Arrested in Connec tion With Robbery Fixed at $100,000,

Notorious Criminal, Restored to Citizenship for Valor in Army Service Killed by Assassin; Gained World-wide Fame as Leader of New York's Worst Gang   HOLD LEADER OF CRIMINALS

MONK EAGT MAN, CA-GANGATER, I SHAT TO DEATH   Former New York Gunman Found Dead in Street.

MONK EASTMAN, NOTED GANGSTER, WAR HERO, KILLED   Led Notorious Gang of Gunmen that Terrorized Lower cast Side   CITIZENSHIP RESTORED FOR  “ROISM IN ACTION   Returns tc Unit Wounded e d Serves During Fierce Fichtine ‘

TIME WILL NOT BE EXTENDED:   , ‘ Required Income Tax Returns Must Be Made on or Before March 15,

NOTICE 10 ALL  PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE PROPOSED ~ PAVING DISTRICT

PRO-SUFFRAGE SENATOR SPEEDS ON SPECIAL TO BREAK W. VA. DEADLOCK   Republican National Conimittee Puts Up $5,000 for Train; Solon’s Wife Votes Down Airplane; “Anti” Legislator ‘Beats Him to Seene.

MELODRAMA ENTERS SUFFRAGE BATTLE   Senator Travels By Special Trai To Break The Deadlock In The Vote.

Seeds on $5000 Special Train io Break Deadiock Over Suffrag   ANT!-SUFFRAGIST MORES TH Tit VOTE

BLOCH'S WIFE OBJECTS TO TRIP BY AIRPLANE   Wheeling Senator Arrived in Chi. cago at 11:30 and Left at Noon for Charleston,   SPECIAL ALSO AWAITING  KIM AT CINCINNATI END   Train Is Costing $5,000 While Airplane Trip Would Have Only Been $300.   SPECIAL CUTS DOWN TIME)   Takes Two Hours Off Regular Time Between Cincinnati and Chicago Terminals.

THREE BOYS OWN UP 7) BOLD PLO]      Planned To Shoot Oftive Force an Police Guards at White Sox Ball Park September 16.

GOVERNORS ARE REBUKED BY THE METHODISTS   tovernels Philos end Edwards Call. ed for Their: Wet Propaganda by General Conference.

METHODISTS RAP EDWARDS FOR WET STAND   Prohibition Sharply De fended at Conference.

 DO © gRENS aN SNR pdr ERE) Tagger Weer 'TEN MARRIAGES } LICENSES LAST WEEK

/MARK STANDARD OIL JUBILEE   Milttonaires Will Atténd ” Afiniversary Dinner, With John D. Rockefel- ‘ ler Absent.

FOUNDED 50 YEARS AGO.   Oil Men Will Celebrate Golde: Anniversary of Standard Oil Company.

GRATZ RECEIVES APPOINTMENT      Limcoin Paster to Be Secretary of Life Work Department.

MEXICO IS PLANNING TO PAY   Expected to Assume at Least Part of Huerta Obligation.

TO DISCUSS PARTY POLICTES.   Prominent Republicans Will Meet at Wastington Today,

SOVIETS Bcc UES. ATALY oT   Would Establish®-Friendly Retations With “Extating Governments” of untries,   PROTEST BY FOREIGN MINISTER   Tokyo Heare of Pi: to Make World Bolshevik—-Moscofy Reds to’ In) @lude the United States, Says ithe Report.

SOVIETS DECRY U, S,-ITALY NOTE   Nould Establish Friendly Rela tions With “Existing Governments” of Countries.   PROTEST BY FOREIGN MINISTER      Tokyo Hears of Plan to Make World Bolshevik—Moscow Reds to In~ Glude the United States, Says the Report.

WANT TO BE FRIENDS OF ALL   Seviets Consider Good Will to Be Neceseary Part of Life.

MOSCOW DECRIES YANK-ITALY NOTE   Soviets Seek Friendly Relations With All Governments.   PLAN TO MAKE WORLD RED   Bolshevik Minister of Foreign Affairs Protests Through London Labor Paper—Tokyo Hears of Pian to Bolshevize World.

REFUSES TO ISSUE A WRIT   Application for an Injunction Againgt Suffrage Proctamation ts Denied ra at Washington.

President-Elect Will Reach Canal Tuesday Morning   Some Cabinet Gossip is Being Heard Aboard Ship on Tropical Seas.   HILL IS MENTIONED AS CABINET HEAD   Idea of Democrat as Secretary of War As Rumored is Discouraged.,

HARDING SHIP [S TRAVERSING SPANISH MAIN   PRESIDENT-ELECT 1S .NEARIN‘ BESTINATION “AT. PANAMA; ROUGH SEA ENTERED:

TWO AURDRED MILES FROM. PANAMA GANA   ! . See ee *  President-Elect’ Harding and   Party Sailing Tropical Seas of Snenish Main. 2

EARLY TUESDAY   )President-elect Indicates New Cabinet Will Be All Republican.   ENJOYS VACATION   Senator Pays Little Attention To Affairs Of State On Sea.

HARDING'S SHIP {SDUETOREACH ~ PANAMA TUESDAY   President-elect Avoids Politics And Spends Time Resting.   ‘NO SPECIAL PLANS FOR PANAMA VISIT   Declines Anvitntion To Be Guest Of Goverhor of Panama Canal Zone.

GAMES NOW STAND CLEVELAND FOUR, BROOKLYN TWO   INDIANS WIN SUNDAY GAME, s. AND TAKES TODAY'S GAME BY 1 TO 6 SCORE   MAILS HURLS FOR CLEVELAND HOLDING DODGERS TO THLE HITS

U. S. GETS ARGENTINE GOLD   Improved Exchange Rates May Ai Buenos Aires Business.

ARGENTINE GOLD FOR JU. S.   $23,000,000 Will Be Released — May Improve Exchange Rate and Aid Business.

WEARING APPAREL GOES DOWN FROM IO-dd PER GENT   Local Merchants Make Sweeping Reductions in - Both Cottons and Woolens.   ECHO OF DEMAND FOR "CREDIT LIMITATIONS   Merchants Admit They Are Underselling Invoice. Prices for Fall Delivery, --- ©

LINDSEY HOLDS HIS PLAGE   Famous Juvenile Judeo Is Only Democrat in Denver County to Withstand Landslide.

AID FOR SOLDIERS IS MELAYED   Republicans In House Fail to En. dorse Bill at Caucus.   SEVERAL FEATURES OPPOSED   Another Meeting Expected to Be Called Soon.

Arrival of Johnson and and Selection of Hitchcock As Wood’s. Manager Outstanding Developments. .

REAL CONVENTION AIR HAS HOLD OF CHICAGD   Lines of Action Among G. 0. P Candidates Form Out of. Nebulous Atmosphere.   ¥. EH. HITCHCOCK Is MADE. WOOD'S FIELD MARSHAL   Special Trains Bringing ‘Crowds of Willing Werkers and the City Is a Bedlam.   COMMITTEE WORKING HARI   Candidates: Form Plan to Interview Reporters Twice Every Day.

G. 0. P. BEGINS TO LINE UP DEFINITE PLANS OF ACTION   Hitchcock Leads Wood Forces; Johnson Is For Himself.

WOOD  FORCES ‘AGREE JON. «HITCHCOCK AS   A ind Threatened: Trouble '. Goes Glimmering--Events “at. Chicago. Being  Whip~ ped in. habe for the e Con: wantion.. -.

CANDIDATES PREPARE PLANS FOR FIGHT IN CONVENTION PROPEL   Chicago Begins to Take on Genuine Convention Atmosphere

STAGE ABOUT SET AT CHICAGO. FOR &.0.P. Bla SHOW   Wood, Lowden and Johnson Are  Ready to Open Great  Struggle.   CITY PUTS ON GALA DRESS   Miles of Bunting Are Waving and Scores of Bands Wait the Word to Start.

Hitchcock Takes Full Charge 0 General Wood Activities A The Convention City.   Work On Platform is Launchec And Will Soon Be Completed

R  HENRY ALLEN   GOVERNOR ALLEN TO APPEAR BEFORE. PLATFORM MAKERS   FOR CONSPIRACY LAW   WILL ASK: REPUBLICANS FOR DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES   Hiram Johnsow Also Arrived and Will Take (Personal Charge or His Band of Workers

No Definite Line-up As Republican Convention Approaches   Proctor and Hitchcock Still in Charge of the Wood Forces

Delegates Arriving and Bands Playing, ‘Neveryihing.     - WOOD FORCES ARE PLEASED     . Hitchcock is in Charge —Two laterviews Daily By All The Candidates.

Lines of Action Are Beginning To Take Form And Jockeying Is Well Under Way.   Hitchcock Takes Full Charge 0 General Wood Activities A The Convention City.   Work On Platform is Launchet And Will Soon Be Completed

CANDIDATES LINE UP FOR OPENING GUN   ee rer  Johnson in Chicago te Take Personal Charge  of Drive.

CHIEFS REANY FOR KICK-OFf   Stage Set For the Year's 1 Big Show,

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL "CANDIDATES   Preliminaries About Over and Real Action For the Big Fight Assuming a Definite Form For the Coming Days of the National Convention.

HITCHCOCK © FIELD MARSHAL FOR WOOD FORCES   ARRIVAL OF HI JOHNSON ANI OGDEN L. MILLS PUTS PEP IN REPUBLICAN RANKS.

PROCTER TO CONTINUE WITH WOODS FORCES THOUGH POWER IS CUT   Jineinnati Contributor of Half Million to General Supe-rded by Frank Hitcheock but Will Remain on Amicable Relations.

ONVENTION NOW LOOKS LIKE IT 1S) 10 BE GOOD ONE      Business Picks Up in Chicago A: Song and Cheer Leaders Get on Job.   CANDIDATES ARE BUSY   Johnson Is on Hand to Take Personal Charge of His  Campaign.

HITCHCOCK TO LEA W000 FORCES ~ PONVENTIQN FLOR   Many Delegates Are Comings  To Chicago Planning Fo Caucuses,- Ete.—Great In terest Manifested in Mar. shall’s Visit,

JOKNGON TAKES CHARGE FOR SELF   CANDIDATES WILL GIVE TWO DAILY INTERVIEWS   HITGHCOGK Wooo MaNaeet   2 e:.2 Mulygieily Faction Seated Fron. Mississippi—Committec Will Settle All Contests by Saturday. +

NO FIGHT IN  WOOD RANKS   Frank Hitchcock General. issimo of Soldier’s Forces; Proctor Willing.   CHICAGO TAKING ON REAL CONVENTION AIR

THINGS TAKING SHAPE NICELY IN CHICAGO   Campaign Leaders Getting Forces Lined Up. Johnson Arrives. Hitchcock To Lead Wood  Forces.

CONVENTION NEN SQUARING AWAY’   Plans of All Factions Beginning to Take Form as Time Grows Short.

HITCHCOCK T0 A GENERAL OF WOOD LINEUP      TACTICS OF THE OPPOSING: FORCES’ - BEGIN TAKING: DEFINITE FORM-TODAY,          Senator Johnson’ ‘Assurhes “Per sonal Charge of His § Chi i "Gacipaien ‘Activities.

BANDS BY SCORE READY 10 GLARE GAMPACA TUNE   Miles of Bunting Waves in Breeze Along Chicago’s Principal Streets —   MANY LITTLE  BOOMS cr N FALL   Candidates for Vice President ‘Bring Their Own Nominating Speeches to Convention

G.0,P. BOSSES NOW GOMMENGE TO ET DOWN TO BUSINESS   Definite Line of Action May Now Be Decided on by Campaign Managers.   HITCHCOCK CHOSEN FOR WOO0D’S FIELD MARSHAL   After Five Days’ of Jockeying Stage Now Set for Real Convention Work.

REPUBLICANS. GATHERING   Line of Action Is Begin. ning to:Come Out in  the Windy. City

, HAIL,  DE GANG’S ALL HERE   Big Bosses of the G. O. P. Ar Getting Down to Business in Chicago.   HITCHCOCK IS WOOD'S FIELD MARSHAL   Hi Johnson of California ir Personal Charge of Own Boom.

Agreed Upon as Generalis simo on Floor of Conventinn   READY FOR REAL WORK   Lowden, Wood and Johnson to Give Out Interviews Daily.

G. 0. P. FORCES LINING UP FOR WEEK'S ACTION   Johnson-Wood Camps Take On .New Atmosphere of Energy   COMMITTEE WORKS ON THE CONTESTS

Boosters Get in First Cheers and First Songs   Chicago Rapidly Taking on Aspect of the Conven tion City as Delegates and Leaders Continue. To Arrive at Windy City.

KURDS MASSACRE ARMENIANS   Four Heandred Reported Put t Death in Anatolia.

40 ARMENIANS IE IN. MASSACRE   Kurds Shoot: Down Me Men and Boys— Imprison Women in Burning Church.

SHOOT MEN, BURN WOMEN   Kurds in Massacre of 400 Burn Church With People Locked on the inside.

HOPEWELE BOME COMING   Ancient Church Organization to Enjoy Annual Event.

UNCLE JOE CANNON INJURED   Saffers Fracture of Rene in Wrist  = —_. a-

VIENNA WARDEN ROBS DEAD   Takes Jewelry and Extracts the Gold From the Teeth of the Corpses.

GHOULISH TRADE HOSPITAL WARDEN   He Extracts Gold From the Teeth of Corpses ‘and Robs Dead.

OTHER-PLAYERS. “i EROOKED-RAME   Evidence Against Several Na. tional League Stars Given . to Grand Jury.

NATIONAL LEAGUE: PLAYERS. ACCUSED   Evidence: Given “Before Jur _ Will Result: Ins Additional Indictments:   HIGHLIGHTS TESTIFY      ‘lub= /Ovmers: cand -.Officials Favorably Impressed With Laskar: Plan 73°

FORMER KAISER IN PRISON FORTRESS   (uich Guard at Von Bentinek Castle Reinforced.

Former German Empercr’s Castle at Amerongen Is Being Closely Guarded

WILHELM’S REFUGE VERITABLE PRISOA   CAPABLE OF DEFENSE EVEN AGAINST UNEXPECTED ATTACKS BY RAIDERS.

Ex-Kaiser’s Dutch Refage Now Veritable Prison, with ' Many Guards

EXTRA GUARD OVER KAISER    Refage Made a Prison Fertress by  : Detch, Determined That He  Shall Not EKecape.

HOLLAND REINFORCES GUARD OVER FORMER GERMAN EMPERO!   Armed Guards Patrol Roads Around Palace Night and Day

BANK ROBBED.   Carlisle, Ind., Institution Held Up Late Yesterday.

INDIANA ROBBED BY BANDITS   Bookkeeper Gets Bullet ir Body After Running Fight

ARE KEEPING DEMAND MORE THAN SUPPLY   “Pursuing Cold Blooded Policy of Fleecing Public,” Governor Charges.   MINERS - RAILROADS ARE LESS TO BLAME

ROBERTSON SATS UPERATORS ARE 10) BE BLAMED   Governor Explains State. ment Relative To State Ownership of Mines.

RIVERMEN PRAISE CUMMINS BILL   Prohibits Railroads Lowering Rates Where There is Waterways Competition.

‘MONSTER DIAMOND   This One So Large Owner Can't Find Purchaser.

RETURNED FROM RUSSIA   Captain William S. Grenoble Was With American Troops in North.

ELINOR GLYN WELCOME TO HER SUPERMAN, SAYS MARY GARDEN: ~ WOULD LIKE SEAT IN. CONGRESS

Women Are Helping to Defend thé City   Enemy Reported to Be Retreating in Panic Along the Line of Vistula River

POLISH COUNTER ATTACK CONTINUES MORE FAVORABLE   Ik ABLE TO CONTINUE THE SAME THREE DAYS RED ARMY WILL RE CRISHED

POLES REPULSE REDS; DECISIVE VICTORY NEAR   Warsaw SaYs Russians Will Be Completely Defeated if Coun. ter-Offensive Is Maintained Three Days Longer; Bolshe- _ viki Evaeuate Vilna; Cossack Governments Ging Over to Gen. Wrangell in Crimea

RUSSIAN DEFEAT REGARDED CERTAIN      FF POLES CAN MAINTAIN PRES SURE FOR THREE DAYS LONGER, VICTORY IS THEIRS,

LOOK 10 KENTUGKY FOR MURDERER Ih FLWELL MYSTERY   Solution Hinges on Evidence That May be Uncovered by Officers Now in.Lexington.

ELWELL MURDER MYSTERY LEADS INTO KENTUCKY   WRIST EXPERT ALSO A WOMAN  EXPERT-—-HAD MORE. THAN so ON THE STRING. —

KENTUCKY HOLDS SOLUTION OF ELWELL MYSTER’   May Solve the Death of Nes . Yorker.

 TORT E  SENATOR CAPRER 5 WiLL INTRO OEE es ie GRAIN   3aYS THERE IS A GAMBLING CONSPIRACY TO BRILK FARM. ERS OCT GF MILLIONS -

GAMBLING REASON FOR PRICE SLUMP   Senator Capper Charges Gambling : Cause of Slump in Prices of , Farmers’ Products.

STUP GHAI GAMBLING   Senator Capper, of Kansa Charges Nation-Wide  Conspiracy

CAPPER HAS BILL TO AID FARMER   WOULD LEVY TEN PER CENT TAX  ON ALL TRADES MADE IN GRAIN FUTURES.   CAUSED PRICE DECLINES

CAPPER PROPOSES : BLL TOBREAK UP: - RAMBLING IN ERAN         Sea; Capper’ Has’ Bill Impos “Tax of Ten: Per: Cent on ‘” -Deais in Grain Futures.

GAMBLER BACK UF DEPRESOION, STATES CAPPER   Low Prices Paid®Farmer : Crarged to Alleged Grain Speculators’ Combine

GRAIN GAMBLING “BLAMED FOR THE PRICE SLUM   Senator Capper WL Iniroduce Bil Monday Jmposing 10 per cent fon Tax on Futures

AFTER GRAIN GAMBLERS   Senator Capper of Kansas Announces ~ . Plan by Legislation,

GAVELING IN GRAS HIT   SENATGR CAPPER OF KANSAS HAS PLAN TO ELIMINATE THE WHEAT PIT

GRAIN GAMBLING BLAMED FOR DROP IN FARM PRIceS   Senator Capper Calls Grain  Brokers “World’s Greatest Gamblers.”

More Wheat Sold in Month than Produced in Year . ‘oe   Farmers Forced to Sell at Loos When Gamblers Work ae

BIG CONSPIRACY, CAPPER CHARGES   Kansas Senator Claims Grait Gamblers Plan to. Bilk People Out of Million.’ ~   HAS A BILL TO PRESENT

TO CUT THE WHEAT PIT  Senator Capper announces Bill to Stop Gambling in Futures 

UMP IN WHEAT UE TO GAMBLERS DECLARES CAPPES   s Senator Explains Bill He Will Offer to Stop . Future Gamblings.

Senator Capper Has Bill to Place Tax on Grain , Deals. *   ACTUAL DELIVERY ONLY WILL EVADE PENALTY      Measure Expected to Prevent Boosting or Lowering Prices at Will,

CAPPER WOULD OTOP GANALING   KANSAS SENATOR DECLARES  CAMBLING IN GRAIN CAUSED THE DECLINE IN PRICES   HAS A BILL 10 OFFER   Will Intreduce Bill in the Senate on Monday to Break Up Gambling in Grain Putures.—Would Close Bucket Shops.

WOMEN WILL BE BARRED AT POLLS BY MISSISSIPPI   Woman's Party Leader: Say State Will Defy Amendment.

DECIDED BREAK IN RANKS OF STRIKERS SEEN IN CHICAGO   350 MEN RETURN TO WOR; FREIGHT MOVEMENTS CONTINUE NORMAL.   GRIUNAU IN COURT   Thirty Leaders of “Qutlaw” Rail Unions Held for Ty ig]

MANUFACTURERS ASK SENATE 0 SETTLE STRIKE   Say Crisis Is Near; More Railroad Men Go Out in New York.

UAL oT AIK CAL GING TISTRES   MANUFACTURERS OF  TLILINGIS APPEAL TO WCORMICK POR FOR ASSISTANCE.

DECIDED BREAK IN RAIL: SRIKE   THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN RETURN TO WORK IN CHICAGO YARDS.

WARNS AGAINST FURTHER DELAY IN RAIL CRISIS   Head of Brotherhood Says Men Are Tired of Waiting.

FACTORY MEN ‘APPEALTOU.S. TO FORCE END  OF R.R. STRIKE   Illinois Manufacturers Say Plants Must Close.   OUTLAW LEADERS  APPEAR IN COURT   Cases Are Continued ; no More Meetings, ° Says Grunau.

ILLINOIS INDUSTRIES — ON VERGE OF CLOSING   Appeal for Governmental Action to End Strike need Maan Cnawe

BREAK IN STRIKE RANKS REPORTED   SEVERAL HUNDRED MORE SWITCHMEN RETURN TO WORK TODAY IN THE CHICAGO DIsTRiepr   Live Stock, Meats and Coa Movements Continue Normal Railroads Contend.

LLINOIS PLANTS CALL FOR AID IN AMLROAD STRIKE   incustries Will Have to Close Down if Cars Are Not Switched.   ASK GOVERNMENT IF IT iS AFRAID OF UNIONS   *" Cormick Urged to Get Labor Board Away From Washington Atmosphere.

CHICAGO RAIL WAR SETTLES INTO ASIF CE   Insurgents Stand Determined Not to Surrender Until Wage   DEMANDS ARE GRANTED   STRIKERS REFUSE FOR SECOND TIME WITHIN WEEK TO RETURN TO WORK

MANY INDUSTRIES FACING DISASTER OWNERS DECLARE DESPITE WALKOUT BREAKS

DECIDED BREAK IS SEEN TODAY IN R. R. STRIKE   Strike Leaders Arraigned  For Trial Qn Monday — May 3. .   NEW YORK GENTRAL LIFTS EMBARGO TODAY

Manufacturers Say This Ac. tion Must Result in Cars Are Not Switched.   ASK M’CORMICK TO RENEW HIS EFFORTS   Road Managers Report Furth. _ er Breaks In Ranks of Strik _ ing Switchmen.

FURTHER DELAY ID DANGEROUS SHEA’S OPINION   Head of Brotherhood of Lo. comotive Firemen Gives Warning.   SAYS FAMILIES OF MEN ARE STARVING   Insurgent Railroad Striker: in Chicago Will Fight to Finish.

STRIKERS BREAK RANKS IN CRICAGL   Firemen Warn Rail Board Against Delay in Set(ling Demands

GIVES UP DUTIES Ad DIRECTOR GENERAL ROADS   THE RESIGNATION IS EFFECTIVE MAY 157TH.   HINES iS TO NAME HIS OWN SUCCESSOR.   Grunau and Other Strike Leaders I Chicago Out on Bonds, Get a Continuance Until May 3rd—O’Shea  Sounds a Warning.

Manufacturers Cannot  Operate Their Place:   APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT TO DO SOMETHING ERE IT IS TOO LATE—SOME RAIL STRIKERS HAVE GONE BACK, BUT END IS NOT YET—OHIO UNION MEN LAY ALL THE BLAME ON THEIR OWN CHIEF.

MERCIER THANKS U. S.   Declares Belgium Owes Very Much to American People.   Assistance in Food, Clothing and Money Saved the Belgian Nation ~~ —Calls Americans Religious.

THANKS U, S, FOR AID   CARDINAL MERCIER SAYS BEL. GIUM OWES MUCH TO AMERICA,   Nation Saved by Assistance Given ir Food, Clothing and Money, He Declares.

MEN YIELD 10 THE PLEA FROM THE PRESINENT   HE PROMISES THEM TO SEE THAT EARLY SETTLEMENT {S ARRANGED FOR.   SHOPMEN PUT OFF STRIKE

MEN YIELD 10 ‘THE PLEA FROM "THE PRESIDENT   HIE PROMISES THEM TO 5 THAT EARLY SETTLEMENT } IS ARRANGED Foe.         SHOPRIEN PUT GFE S7RiKS

TO ATTACK HIGH COST OF LIVING   ‘Railroad Union Officials Form. ating a Program.   NOT PLEASED WITH Re:

UNION CHIEFS TO DECIDE WAGE ISSUE COURSE SOON   Representatives of 14 Organizations Who Tentatively Have Accepted Wilson’s Plan for Tribunal, Must Await Action of Higher Authority—Meeting Will Be Held of Committee on February 23.

UNION CONFERENCE TO DECIDE ON NEXT STEPS   Maintenance of Way Workers Call off Strike Set for Next Tuesday—President’s Plane fer Adiusting Wages.

GENEL MEETING ON WAGE DEMANDS SET FOR FEB. 2   UNION COMMITTED MEN WL! DRPINTTE Y PE tb. PLANS ON THAT UATE   ACCEPT WILSON PROPOSA!   President's Decision to Create Tr, bunal To Hear Claims OF Workers Aprrtrs to be Vagrec able to Ution Loader.

ON WAGES Wil BE NCEERBER   Would Have Tribunal Hear Entire Question After Federal Control! Relinquished

POSOIBIL!TY OF GENERAL STRIKE 15 MORE REMOTE   Railroad Wage Controvers: Referred to Conference of Union Committeemen.   MAINTENANCE EMPLOYES DIDN'T JOIN IN ACCEPTANCE   Walkout of 200000 Members of the Urder, Set for Next Tuesday, is Indetinitely Postponed, in Accordance With Request of President Wilson te Await Action of Conference,

RAIL STRIKE PROSPECT SEEMS MORE REMOTE   WILSON’S PLAN FOR TRIBUNAL IS TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED BY REPRESENTATIVES.   CHIEFS RESERVE. FINAL SAY   Wage Controversy Referred fur Final Decision to Union Committeemen’s Conference.

DECISION ON STRIKE POSTPONED   Brotherhood Chiets Tentatively Agree to Wilson Court Plan — Conference to Decide Whether to Press Demands Now or Later

ARBITRATION Ot  RAILROAD MEN 9 WAGE QUESTION  CEES PROBABLE   Brotherhood Leaders May Accept the President's Proposal to Submit Their Denands to a Tribunal.   POSSIBILITY OF A STRIKE IS REMOTE   No Further Conferences Will Be Held Until February 93, When the Union Committeemen Will Meet.

PECK’S BAD BOY—VIRGINIA TO. NIGHT. 3-26-d1-adv   NOTICE. PUBLIC!

B07, HOPEFUL DUT OTANE [3 AVAID MISTAKE   Demesratic Chances Deciared Poor But Leaders Are Growing More Cheerful   REPUBLICANS POSSESS SUPERIOR ORGANIZATION   Fight to Elect Senators Predicted to Be Hard Fought’ Contest

A CLEAR LEAD FOR HARDING   MARK SULLIVAN THINKS SBC. TION ALMOST CERTAIN.   HAS ONLY TO AVOID BLUNDERS   DEMOCRATS WELL AWARD THEY HAVE UPHILL FIGHT.   Still Hopetal That Remaining Five Weeks ef (ampeign May Give Them an Opening—Senate Seat Contests.

G. 0. P. FEARFUL OF THE COMING 5 WEEKS’ WORK   REPUBLICANS ARE FEARFUL THAT CLIMAX OF THEIR STRENGTH CAME EARLY.

¢.0.P.F OF THE COMING > WEEKS’ WORK   REPUBLICANS ARE FEARFUL THAT CLIMAX OF THEIR STRENGTH CAME EARLY.

ANOMALY SEEN IN POSITIONS OF TW DOMINANT PARTIE   If Election Were Next Tuesda “Republicans Would Win . Handily, Says Sullivan.   G. 0. P, WORRIES; DEMOS FAR FROM DISCOURAGED   farmer... Fearful of Mistakes, ~ Which Latter Hope May * ” Profit Them.

STILL KSICK MAN” TREASURY   Turk Wives Storm War Ministry for Pay Due Unpaid Soldiers and Prisoners.

PROCLAIMS FIUME FREE STATE   Gabriele d'Annunzio Unwilling to Wait Uiti! September 12, as He Had Intended.

COURT OF INQUIRY. INVESTIGATES THE NAVAL VICE SQUAD   Captain Wainwright Testifie: Regarding Operations of Force.

ARGENTINA'S ‘KOTE READ AT OPEN. SESSION   President Hymans Expresses Regret Over Action Taken by South. American Reupblie. 

MEMBERS REFUSE TO ° “CONCILIATE BOLTING §, A. REPRESENTATIVES   ‘Refers Complaints and Amendment of Art  icle Ten fo Commission to Report on at Meeting fo Be Held in 1921

Army Station North of Dallas, Tex. . Is Visited by a. $1,000,000 Biaze.

ARMY AVIATION BUILDINGS BURN AT DALLAS, TEX   Number of Planes and Muct _ Valuable Lumber Also De stroyed.

Air Repair Depot Burned — At Dallas, Causing Loss Estimated At $1,000,000

FIRE DESTROYS U. S. PLANES   Army Station North of Dallas, Tex. is Visited by a $1,000,000 Blaze.

Machines Wegg, Packed For Shipmen: To Vario Flying Fields. Loss Heavy.

UNDAY MOVIE PAURIBITION 13 CONSTITUTIONAL   OURT OF APPEALS VALIDATES LAW FORBIDDING SUNDAY OP, ERATION OF SHOWS,

Over Million Miners Througttou t the United Kingdom  Have De: - cided to Strike -on Account of the noes Refusal nf an tnereace nt Wanes. _

A STRIKE OF MINERS   British Workers are are. to- Qui + -Eniploy ment: Tomorrow.      PARALYZE. GOAL.   Embargo on Coal: Will Have Far Reachiig Effect on Nearby. ‘Countries.

MINERS QUIT PIT TOMORROW; NO . HOPE FOR PEACE   Controversy Has Been in Progress Long; Men in Earnest.

WW ENGLAND “HITS OTHERS   ‘Ban -Placed-on-Export of-Coal ~ - Will Have Far Reach- _~=ing Effect.”   1,000,000 MINERS TO WALK OUT TODAY   Fear Railway Men May Unite ~" "With -Miners: Curtail Passenger Service.

GREAT BRITAIN SEES BAD TIMES IN COAL CRISIS   Strike Monday will Affect Millions In Industry at Home and Abroad.

‘Government Prepares for Crippling of Industry Attend-  ‘ant Upon Threatened ;  Coal Strike   \OVER A MILLION MINERS =.  INVOLVED. IN THE ‘STRIKE   Railways to Curtail Service; No Fear Felt of Food ShortDy ‘ave

WALKOUT SET FOR TOMORROW   Only Unforeseen Interven tion Can Prevent Tiewp of British Coal Industry   Embargo Will Have Farreaching Effects Upon Neighboring Countries -

BRITAIN PUTS tMOARGU ON GOAL EXPORT   Government Prepares for Crippling of Industry Attendant Upon Threatened Coal Strike      OVER A MILLION MINERS INVOLVED IN THE STRIKE   Railways to Curtail Service; Na Fear Felt of Food Shortave

SHOPS CLOSE AS TIE UP OF COAL NEARS   Industry to be Paralyzed~ Embargo Put on Fuel  rtatin: TLALiO!

Men Demand More Wages— Government and Operators Refuse Advance.   ATTITUDE OF RAILWAY MEN EXCITES ANXIETY   Great Britain is Making Ev ery Preparation to Cope With Situation.

MILLION BRITISH MINERS TO STRIKE   GOVERNOR CLAMPS EMBAR GO ON ALL COAL EXPORTS TO CONSERVE SUPPLY.   STUATION 15 VERY GRAVE   Speculation As to Whether Rail. waymen Will Join Strike Is One of Incidental Worries Of the Government.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT PLANS TO FEED —  “PEOPLE AS COAL STRIKE IS ASSURED]   Unless Unforseen Intervention Comes Miners Will Adhere tc Yesterday's Declaration—Put Embargo on Coal Shinments

BRITISH MINERS TO STRIKE TOMORROW   Officials of Federation Announce Work Will Cease in Accordance With Vote Sept. 27.   POSTPONED TO NEGOTIATE

BRITISH COAL MINERS WALK OUT TOMORROW   WORK WILL CEASE SATURDAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRIKE NOTICES OUT.   The Board Today Ordered sax Embar. #0 on Coal Exports Effective Im° mediately—Fear a Revolation

‘STRIKE MEANS RUIN   SXPORT OF COAL “ALREADY ‘ ORDERED STOPFED.   Great Steel Factories Mave Already Arranged to Close Down > . Their Works.

RAIL UNIONS MA\ QUIT WITH COAL MINERS, IS FEAR   Industrial Paralysis Is Sure; Export Ban Hits Other Nations.

BRITISH COAL MINERS STRIKE ON SATURDAY   Executive Committee of Miners Announces That Work Will Cease Tomorrow.

MILLION MEN TO STRIKE   British Coal Miners Walk Qut Tomorrow—Experts Forbidden,

STRIKE OF MINERS IN ENGLAND 170 START ON SATURDAY   Estimated That Mose Than 1.,,. 000,000 Coal Miners Will Walk Out Tomorrow.   WILL PARALYZE INDUSTRY   Also Work Hardship Upon Adjoining Nations That Have Been Getting British Coal.

PEND STRIKE. ~ {NP ENGLAND   GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO ©  eis 2 ME bT THE CONDITION!   THE SITUATION 19 ESERIGUS   Not Koown Yot ‘Whether’ Ratlroad “een WIL Unite With the Miners li ” Stetice.

/Government Gives Up Hope of Averting Shutdown of Coal Mines.   /PREPARING FOR SHOWDOWN   Embargo !s Placed on Exports and Nonessential Factories ‘Mav Clase.

‘Unless Some Unforseen lnterventicr Develops in the English Coal - ‘Situation

UNTON OFFICIALS HAN BK OSENT out NOTICES POR WORK TO CRASE SATURDAY.   MARGG 'S ANNOUNCED   The Government Has Placed an himbargo on Al Export Shipments of Coal.—Strike Will Be Bypensive to Nation.

Miners Declare Britain’s Reply Is Unsatisfactory and Noth ing is Left But to Ghaiba   NEARBY COUNTRIES HIT   Ban on Export ef Coal Will Cripple Nearby Countries —Other British Industries to Close

BRITAIN'S MINERS TO STRIKE TODAY   ver Mition Saal Workers Are to Walk Gut,

ALL MINERS  ‘IN BRITAIN ’ VOTESTRIKE   GOVERNMENT HAS ALREADY PLACED AN EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORT. a .   Mines Will ‘Close Saturday —British Iron and Steel ’ Plants Arranging to Shut -. Down Plants. —

British Coal Miners to Strike Tomorrow   € Government Charges Nationalizatior of Industry Is Real Motive Be~ hind the Big Strike,

BRITAIN IS PREPARING FOR Tle-UP   crisis Imminent in tngland as Miners Plan to Quit Work on Saturday.

MILLION MINERS — IN BRITAIN GO ON _ STRIKE TOMORROV   Only Wholly Uniorseen Inter vention Will Save NatJounl Suspeusion.   OTHER NATIONS AFFECTED   Colnchlen¢ With Carrsing Ito Effe: of Walkout Throat Government Wil Wiace Strict Ban an Export of Fae) to Other Conntries on the Content,

CXPECT MILLION  COAL MINERS TO QUIT SATURDAY   Britain Places Embargo on Fuel Exports and Only Passenger and Mail Ships May Receive Bunker Coal-. Many Industries Arranging To Shut Down in Near Future

EMBARGO ON COAL SHIPMENTS PLACED   British Board of Trade Takes Quick Steps to Stop  Eynorts.   NO HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT      Other. ‘Unions. Have: jaa ale “Stand as Yet! With...  — oes

More Than Million Men to be Affected Say Labor Leaders; Decision to Quit Work Is Made After Government Rejects Demands  for Increased Wages; Precautions Taken   CABINET DISCUSSES SITUATION

UIMAK ORDERED KEPT, 27. ANE TWICH-POSTLONED TO PER. MIT NEGOTIATIONS,      ‘MBARGO 0; PLACE “ON: mac EP eonrs          Hope of, Preventing Walkout. 

STRIKE   COAL MINERS TO CEASE WORK TOMORROW-—NO CHANCE OF SETTLEMENT   EMBARGO ON COAL EXPORTS EFFECTIVE IMMEDEATEY Ik ORDER

COAL STRIKE IN ENGLAND INEVITABLE   Officials See No Other Recourse Now, They Say.

ENGLAND'S COAL INDUSTRY MAY BE PARALYZED   One Million Miners Vote To Walk Out Tomorrow On Big Strike.

ENGLAND PUTS BAN ON EXPORT OF COAL IN FACE OF STRIKE   UNLESS: SOME -UNFORESEEN INTERVENTION  DEVELOPES MEINERS ~ MITT OonrTp: «   Government Acts -to -Keneve : ‘Seriousness of Shortage   a

BACK PAY FOR RAILWAY MEN   Labor Board Announces Wage Decicion Will Date to May 1.

RAIL MEN TO GET BACK PAY   U. S. Labor Board Announced Wags Decision Will Date Back to May 1,

SOVIET EXTENDING CONTROL   Seize Power in Central Siberis Arrest Foreiqners

REPORTER Gilt WORD PICTURES DF SOVIET GT   Permit Necessary to Bur Newspaper in Irkutsk Under Bolshevik System   10,060 CHINESE WALK TO CHINESE FRONTIER   All Except High ‘Government Officiais Travel in Railway Freight Cars

TRAUTSH GOES SOVIET.   The Bolshevtkhi Have Tuhen. th Town with Usual Result.

IRKUTSK UNDER ABSOLUTE SOVIET RULE STARVING   All Institutions Nationaiized and Most Stores Are Closed

THE SOVIET RULE NOW   It Has Been Thoroughly Lstablished in [rkutsk, Sie beria,

The Weather   CHAOS EXISTED IN NAVY DEPT. DURING WAR   Capt. Harris Lanning Criticizes Daniels’ Administration.

J. E. Marshall Teer. a - athe Suicide Route   Buther of .Charies Marshall, Sentenc . &d to. Hang for Murder. of Miller ‘Family, Attempts “to  Conmnit Suicide. (. ; é &

J. E. Marshall Tries the Suicide Rout   Father of Charles Marshal}, Sentenced to Hang for Murder of Miller Family, Attempts to. Commit Snicido. Oe

WITHDRAW TROOPS   Industrial Cenditions at Bristo _Rhede [stand Have Quieted

ONE COMPANY IS WITHDRAWN FROM BRISTOI   Industrial Situation in the Rhode Island City  Quiets Down.

GOMPERS APPEALS TO LABOR   Head of American Federation Ask ‘  Tollera to Defeat Enemies of the Union.

APPEALS  TO UNION LABOR   Samuel Gompers Asks Toilers to De. f€e2+ Their Enemies.

CHICAGO LIABLE T0 BE “GOING ON VACATION   It is Because of the Coal Shortage  and Conditions are Not Jmproving:

VON BERNSTORFF TELLS OF WORK   SPENT A MILLION FOR PROP AGANDA IN UNITED STATES,

DESERTED BY ALLIES?   PETAIN SAYS FRANCE HAS BEEN FORSAKEN SINCE WAR.   French Marshal Declares Republi Stands Alone Against German Menace—League Fails.

FORSAKEN RY ALLIES?   Marshal Petain Declares France Deserted by Entente.   Stands Alone Against the German Men. ace Since Failure of the League of Nations.

SAYS ALLIES HAVE FORSAKEN FRANCE   Marshal Petain Declares France Deserted by Entente.   ' Stande Alone Against the German Men. ace Since Failure of the League of Nations.

NO TRADE BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND SOVIET RUSSIA ree el the. Sit Penal   For the Present the State Denart ment Annannced.

NO U.S. TRADE WITH HUSSIA-AT PRESENT   State Department in Announcemen Says Supreme Council Note Did Not Establish Means of Trade With Soviet Regime.

NY TRADE NOW WITH: -RUSSI   No Medne Established by Note of Supreme Council Say Officials of U. 8.

BRYAN MAY TAKE A HAND IN CAMPAIG!   Prospect. of Such Action Seen Wher He. Refusts to Declare Hie will Not Act. .

WA, BRYAN SAYS HPS QUIET HOW   Inference is Drawn That the Commoner May Make a Statement Later On.   HE PARRIES QUERIES ABOUT HIS INTENTIONS   :  He Doesn’t Hesitate, However, ; About His Position on  Prohibition Issue.

BRYAN EVADES WHEN NAME OF COX COMES UP   Commoner Declines to Say Whether He Will Enter Campaion

WILLIAM J. BRYAN fiAY - YET GET INTO CAMPAR   Tells Intervie. » He Would N Say He Would Not inter The Fight.

BRYAN REFUSES TO REVEAL HIS CAMPAIGN PLENS   Tells Reporter He’s Not Now _ Discussing Politics; Be” Send That Nathinge   HEART IS WITH “DRYS”   Politicians Wonder if He is Reconciled to the Support of Cox ,

MISSISSIPPI RIVER ON A RAMPAGE   Much Damage Keported at St. Paul~ Foot Rise Reported at Keokuk "edn 24- Hours

WOOL GROWERS TO BE FINANCEL   Gus of Leding May Be Used 3 Security for Drafts.

WOMEN URGED TO REGISTER TUESDAY   ADVENT AT POLE€ SEPT, 7 EX PECTED TO TAX VOTING FACILITIES

FORTUNES OF BATTLE WAVER, BUT RUSSIANS ARE ADVANCING—BERLIN REPORTS THAT FRENCH TROOPS WILL MOVE TO AID OF POLES.

WARSAW'S CAPTURE IS EXPECTED   Poles Can Only Dela: Fatal Event, Is Paris Opinion

NAROAW STILL HOLDS OUT, FUL WITHIN TEN MILES OF WORKS   LITTLE. HOPE .POLES ,WILL. BE ABLE TO REPULSE ENEMY.   FORTUNES OF BATTLE WAVER, BUT RUSSIANS ARE ADVANCING—BERLIN REPORTS THAT FRENCH TROOPS WILL MOVE TO AID OF POLES.

WARSAW SEEMS DOOMED   Poles Making Game Fight: Hope For  Delay of Fatal Hour. Bu The Assosiniad Beane

PAYNE EXPLAINS SHIP SITUATION   Tells Senate Commerce Committee Reasons for Selling.   HEARST TRIES TO HALT SALE   Chairman Jones of Committee Said Body Was Satisfied With Board's Program and Recommended No Action Be Taken.

MODIFIED DRAFT OF ARTICLE 10 OFFERED LODGE   Democratic Senators Submit Two Forms of Reservation Which Would Be to Them “Acceptable.”   ONE WAS FRAMED _ EX-PRESIDENT TAFT

Senate Committee Recommends That No Action Be Taken in Matter.   PAYNE “EXPLAINS SITUATION   Declares Government Cannot Succesm fully Operate Vessels Under Proht bition Act in Competition With  Foreign Ships.

MOVE TO HALT SALE OF SHIPS   Senate Committee Recommends That No Action Be Taken in Matter.   PAYNE EXPLAINS SITUATION   Declares Government Cannot Success. fully Operate Vessels Under Prohibition Act in Competition With  ~ Foreian Shing,

MONEY TO ENFORCE DRY LAW   Attorney General Asks Aphbrepriation of Twro and a Half Millier.

STRIKERS MAKE NO DECISION   ‘acationistea Fail te Reeeive An: Word From Laber Seeretary.

ANOTHER DAY WITH NO STEP TOWARDS ENDING VACATION   Policy Committee Awaits Assurance There Will be No Discrimination.   SCRANTON DISTRICT MEN ARE READY TO GO BACK   Will be Guided by Recommen. dation of Union Officials in Hazleton and Pottsville Districts —- Many Miners in Lackawanna County on Jobs.

COAL STRIKE IS STILL IN THE AIR   MINE WORKERS SESSION FAILING  TO RECEIVE WORD FROM WILSON, ADJOURNS.

AMERICAN IN RUHR KILLED BY GERMANS   SHOT WHILE ATTEMPTTIKNG To ESCAPE MILITARY ARREST, BERLIN SAYS

German Foreign Office Orders “Investigation of New Jersey Man Reported Killed in Evad inn Arract   ASSEMBLY. VOICES ITS DISAPPROVAL OF FRANCE      ‘Premier Mueller Speaks Strongly Against Occupation of the Bhine Region in Review of  Recent Events

WITNESS TESTFIES T0 NAVY'S PREPARATION      U. S. Navy Deserves Credit For North Sea Barrage He Claims.

RAID ILLICIT WHISKY STILLS   Foor Located at Chicago Ou Initial Day of Prebiblition.

MARINES SEIZE OIL FOR NAVY   Captain Beach, Commandant at Mare Island, Takes 2.000 Barrels for Fuel Purposes.

OIL IS SEIZED BY MARINES   Mare Island Commandant Takes 2,000 Barrele for Fuel.

ENTERTAINMENT OF 8. N.C. FOR HS. C   For Novelty of Entertainment, Those Rawles People Cama Cloee to Taking the Bakery.

THE LADIES HAD A GOOD TIME   The S. N. C. Entertained The H. 8. C. Of Rawles Townahin. Octaher &.

WORD OF WITNESS   Is No Proof, Declares Palm er, Speaking to Senators.

PALMER BACKED BY RED-EVE INTERESTS; SALOONS RUN WIDE OPEN, IS DECLARED   Open Appeal to Pennsylvania Distillers and Brewers, Senators Are Told.

DENIAL BY PALMER   Attorney General Disclaims Wets’ Aid in Campaign.   Takes Stand After Pennsylvania Man Charges Liquor Deal in Candidacy.

ATTACK ON PALMER   CHARGED WITH SEEKING HELF OF WETS IN CAMPAIGN.   Attorney General Appears Before Sen ate Body and Denies Charges Made by Witness.

COAL GAS EXPLODES ON SHIP   Two Men Killed and Three Iniured in Seattic Harber.

PRICE GUARANTEES FAVORED   Business Istereets Empleying th System Advise Trade Commie sien te Keep Bands Off.

TRADE COMMISSION CONCLUDES PROBE   BUSINESS INTERESTS URGE HANDS-OFF POLICY AT HEARING.

PRACTICE OF GUARANTEEING  PRICES GOOD “INSURANCE” SAY DEFENDERS OF POLICY AT QUIZ

PRICE GUARANTEES GOOD INSURANCE SAY PATRONS   Urge That Trade Commission Follow a ‘“‘Hands-Off” Policy. Claim That Consumers Benefit by Plan.

DICEK CROWN GOES TO PRINGE PAUL. YOUNGER BROTHEF   Admiral P. Coundouriotis Is Elected To Be Regent.

PROGLAIHS PAUL   Greek Parliament Names Young. er Brother of. Alexander  - New Ruler.   BORN'1N ATHENS IN 190   ‘Young’ Man Is Not Married and Haé Been Living With His Father, “Former King Constantine,  - in Switzerland.

PROCLAIMS. PAUL KING OF GREECE   Greek Parliament Names Younger Brother of Alexander  New Ruler. .   BORN IN ATHENS IN 1901   Young Man Is Net Married and Has Been eLiving With His Father, Former King Constantine, in Switzerland.

Younger Brother of Late King Proclaimed Ruler by Greek Parliament

PROCLAIM PAUL WULCEOoUA IO GREEK GROWS   Greek Parliament Names Younger Brother of Late Alexander King of Greece.

PAUL PROCLAIMED KING   Nineteen-Year-Old Prince Succeeds Brother On Greek’ Throne.

PAUL PAGULAINIEE AULE:: OF GREECE   ‘ Parliament Names Younger Brother cf “'exander King.   YOUNG MAN \. .S BORN IN 1901   Not Married and «'as Been Living in Switzerland Wit), His Father, Former King Con. tantine, Who Balks at Conditions.

GREEK PARLIAMENT ~_ PROGLAIMS KING   Prince Paul Gets Throne _at ‘Athens.

PROCLAIM PAUL KING OF GREECE   Younger Brother of Late King Alexander Now Occupies the Throne.

PAUL IS KING OF ~ GREECE   YOUTH. OF. 19 IS: PROCLAIMED MONARCH -BY PARLIAMENT.   Admiral Coundouriotis is ' Elected Regent Prior to the Elevation of the - New King.

OLDUP MEN IN CHICAGO GET $50,00¢   PROCLAIMS PAUL KING OF CREECE   Auto Bandits in a Bold Daylight Raid on Bank Messengers.   Greek Parliament Names Young er Brother of Alexander  New Ruler.   TWO MEN SHOT DURING FIGHT   Big Battie in Street on the South Side for Possession of Money Satchel —Robbers Escape in Fusillade of Shots.   Young Man Is Not Married and Har Been Living With His Father, Former King Constantine, in Switzerland.

PRINGE PAUL IS PROCLAIMED GRECIAN KING   St cceeds King Alexander Whose Death Occurred Recently

PROCLAIM NEW GREEK KING   Prince Paul Suceceds His Brother, Late King Alexander.

Final Withdrawal 7 . of American Arms  from France Dated   Brigadier General Connor wit! 300. Officers and Men Last to Leave '

15.000 HOMELESS IN QUAKE   Disaster Southwest of Aviona, Albania, Brings American Red Cross Party to Aid.

Disaster Southwest of Aviona, Albania Brings American Fed Cross Party to Aid.

“SHRINE CARAVAN MOVES.   Abdallah Nobles St Step cin ‘Topeks “Fhis Morning,

SHRINERS ON WAY,   Leavenworth Man Are on the Way to  cee A he escent Mae

MARSHALL A MODERN BARKIS   Vice Preelkdent Willing to Have Hia Name Presented.

PLUMB PLAN FOR” INDUSTRY OFFEREL   Proposal for Tripartite Control -by Public, Capital, and Labor Equally Made by Author of Similar Plan for Railroads

GONTROL OF ALL INDUSTRY URGED AY GLENN PLUME   Tri-Partite Scheme, He Says, Would Produce Absolute Equality Between Public, Capital and Labor.

PLUMB ALSO HAS INDUSTRY PLAN   WANTS PUBLIC, CAPITAL AND LABOR TO SHARE EQUALLY IN ALL L THE INDUSTRIES HE SAYs,

Author of Tri-Partite Plan ‘for Railroads Would Broaden Scope of Program.   Announcement Declares ‘Existing Industrial System Is Crashing Around Our Ears.’

3-PARTY CONTROL FR ALL INDUSTRY   Declares Wages Have Ne Relation to Value of Service.   SAYS RECONSTRUCTION OF SYSTEM IS WECESSARY   Says Profits Should Give Better Service and Safeguard Capital.

PLUMB WOULD. EXTEND PLAN   Would Have Tri-Party Control Include All Industries of U.S.   ANNOUNCEMENT IS TO BE MADE SOON

SCOBEY MAY BE HARDING'S RIGHT HAND MAN NOW   KEVUBLICAN LEADERS DO NO’ BELIEVE, HOWEVER, HARD. ING WILL CRATE POSITION

GENERAL  WHO STOPPED ERMAN ADVANGE ON PARIS  Appointed Major General Command.   Appointed Major General Commandant of the Marine Corps.

LABOR MAKES PLANS      Will Send Delegation to  AllenGompers Debate

KANSANS TO HECKLE ALLEN   Union Wo kers Frim Kene:s Wil! Rc ot For Gomp: 6

SOME SENATORS UNITE TO PREVENT TREATY TIE. UE   Shantuag Reservation Stilt Chief Cause of Difficulties; "Move for Modification.

SEEK TO, PREVENT PEACE DEADLOCK   Republican and. Democratic Ser ators Favoririg Compromise  _. Now Working “Together.

SEEK TO PREVENT PEACE DEADLOCK OVER ARTICLE 10   ‘Republican: ‘and Democratic Séen: "ators Favoring Compromise . ,Now .Working Together.  j . . .

TO THROTTLE REPUBLIC   Intrigue Between East Prussia and Bavaria Reported.

DURELY NO WONDER IF ALL HE SAYS IS TRUTH   Indiana Merchants Can’t Pay Bills Because of Taxes and Charitable Contribution

IT ISN'T ANY WONDER IF : ‘ALL HE SAYS IS TRUE   Indiana Merchants Can’t Pay Bitls Because of Taxes and Charitable Contributiéns.

MOONEY CASE TO BE REOPENEI   BEC AL SE OF DETECTIVE’S CON. PESSIOS THAT EVIDENCE ON WHiChH Hk WAS CONVIET. by WAS PRAWED

MOONEY Choe WILL GO 1 0. dUAT   District Attorney Order: Probe of Alleged “Fram ing” of Evidence

District Attorney Decides, tc Present Evidence of “Fram- -ing’” in Trial.   ‘DETECTIVE TO GIVE FACTS   Kot.”  Result of G nd ‘Jury Actior Will Be. For     *

MOONEY CASE WILL GO 1) 0. F. dURY   District Attorney Order: E Probe of Alleged “Fram ing of Evidence

WOMEN IN LINE   Polish Women Are Fighting to Save Their Coun try—Reds_ Blocked

WOMEN Ih HORT Aa POLAND  nUUTD ial   f Successes Continue, Russians Will Be “Completely Defeated,” Said

WRECK NEAR TANN ON THE - PENNSY ROAD   Freight Engine Derailed Owing to the Ice Covered ~ Tracks —   Passengers Had to Be Transferred At Scene of Accident

WRECK NEAR us wT THE ~~ DENNSY ROAD      Freight” Engine. Derailed Owing io the Ice Covered Tracks   TNARTIN WAS VELATLY Passengers Had to Be Transferred At Scene of Accident

BASEBALL SCANDAL NOT TOBE HUSHED   State’s Attorney Thinks indict ments Cannot Hold—Investigation to Continue.

BASEBALL INQUIRY TO GO ON DESPITE HOYNE’S ABSENCE   District Attorney Lewis in New York to Probe Brooklyn “Fixing” Rumors.

STATE'S ATTORNEY “FEARS LAWS WILL NOT CONVICT MEN   Tells Secretary to Hold Up Indictments in White. Sox Scandal.   NATIONAL LEAGUE NEXT UNDER PROBE. REPORT   More Gamblers to Be Indicted and Two Players Are Involved,

GRAND JURY TO KEEP UP PROBE, DESPITE HOYNE   Request of State Attorney te Delay Baseball Investigation Will be Ignored   KAUFF AND TONEY MAY BE EXAMINED

BASEBALL PROBERS HIT SNAG   Attorney Hoyne Holds Up Indictments   Threat to Explode Work ot Probers Felt

HOLDING UP INDICTMENTS OF PLAYERS   STATE’S ATTORNEY SAYS ONL’ CRIME IS GAMBLING OR CON, SPIRACY TO GAMBLE.

WILL CONTINUE TOPROGE INTE ‘GREAT OGANDA   Foreman of Grand Jury Says Work Will Go ' Ahead

STATE'S ATTORNEY SAYS THEY UAN ONLY BE PROSECUTED FOR GAMBLING   GRAND JURY WILL CONTINUES YTS INVESTIGATION AND RETURN INDICTMENT

INCORRIGIBLE HEIRESS IN ROLE OF FARM LAD SMOKED CIGARETS WHILE SHE ENJOYED LIBERTY AFTER FLIGHT

FATHER SUGGESTS IT'SA SPANKING CASE   ‘When He Learns That His Daughter is Found Workins as Servant.

MORE TROOPS FOR IRELAND   One Battalion of Hightanders Are En: route and Four Others Ordered To Ba Ready. .

ARMED BATTALION ~ GOES TOIRELANL   Battalion of Cameron Highlander; Fully Armer, Leaves For Ireland.

Nominee Clears Away Mino Matters and Is Ready to Plunge Into Campaign   STEPS TAKEN TOWARD COALITION OF FACTIONS   POINDEXTER LINES UP WITH OWTOAN, PROMISING HIS SUPPORT TO THE “TYPICALLY AMERICAN TICKET.”

RIVALRY STARTS IK HARDING CAMP   Hays and Daugherty Seek Cam. paign Leadership.   CHIEFS MEET TOMORROW   Party Heads to Confer on Battle Plans.

HARDING AWAY T0 GOOD START   End of First Week See: Many Minor Matters Cleared Up.   Is Ready to Plunge Into Real Labor of Presidential.  Rana

REPUBLICAN NOMINEE GETS GOOD START IN FIRST WEEK OF WOR   Hording Secures Pledge: Fram All Factions in Party.

GOV. COX DEFENDS LEAGUE COVENANT   Says Taft, Root and Hughes Offered Amendments Which Were Adopted   ROOT APPROVES ART. 10   Demands Prosecution of the ‘Witnesses Who Perjured Themselves at Chicago

COX DEFENDS THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   League Is Product ct 500 of the Best Minds in All Civilized Nations.

i. 0. P. ARDED 10 URAW UP LEAGUE, GOV. COX DECLARES   Says Taft, Hughes and Root Offered Amendments Which Were Adopted—Would Punish Perjurers.

COX DRAWS NIGH WESTERN COAST   Spends Busy Day Talking to Washington Folk   ATTENTION IS DIVIDED   Setween e of Nations and Republican Campaign Methods—Says Republican Leaders Had Active Part in Formation of League Including Taft, Hughes and Root

FLPUBLICANS HAD PART IN MAKING PACT   LEAGUE IS MUCH THEIR WORK, .   ‘COX TELLS HOW TAFT, ROOT AND HUGHES SHARED WARK.

LEAGUE. NEITHER “BRITISH” NOR —WIESON-SAYS-60)   Declares Several. Republican Leaders Had Active Part  In: Its Formation.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS NOT PARTISAN IDEA   COX SHOWS PLAN. PROD ct OF KiEST MINDS OF MA COUNTRIES   REPUBLICANS FOR PACT   Governor Quotes Accepted Amend ments of Root and Hughes in Snokane Sneech

LEAGUE DEFENDED BY GOX IN WEST, TALKS AT SPOKANE   DELIVERS THIRD ADDRESS OI DAT AT WALLA WALLATSPEAMS. TO FAIR CROWD.

Governor Cox Shows Ameri ments Offered: by. Republi: cans Have Been ‘Adopted —   PERJURY SHOULD BE  SEVERELY: PUNISHED   Treatment Given Tweed Could he-Used With Good Effect: = These Days: Says _ the  (Candidate.

Cox Emp. izes Non Partisan Character of the Covenant   Declares Republicar  Money. Diggers Should ‘Be Duniehad

BE OT MINDS IN WORLD PRODUCED LEAGUE DECLARES  COX WA DRESS   Governor Says It Is Not a British or a Wilson Idea, But Is a Product of All the Civilized Nations,   G. 0. P. CHIEFS HAD A PART IN FORMING IT   Taft, Hughes and Root Mentioned In This Connection, — Reiterates Demands Thal  Periury Be Punished,

TROTS. OUT LEAGUE ISSUE ONCE AGAIN   VANDIDATE COX TRIES DEFENSE OF PACT FOR A CHANGE.   Gives Slush Fend Crs Shert Reet  Im Order te Bolster Up Peace Plan and Reply te Opperenta.

Cox Emphasizes Non Partisan Character of the Covenant   Declares Republican Money Diggers Should _

GOXCONTINUES BITTERAT TACKS ON WILL HAY!   Emphatically Declares His Charge of $15,000,000 G. O. P. Campaign Fund Has Been Proven by Republicans.   SPEAKS TO FIRST VOTERS   League of Newer Is Product of 500 of World’s Best Statesmen, Says Candidate, Not British or Wilson Plan.

DEMOCRATIC WAR CHEST OPEN   Any Amount Can Be Given But the Source Will Be inspected, White Says.

DEMOCRACY ADOPTS SLOGAN   “Peace, Progress, Prosperity” I Campaign Cry; War Chest Open for Contributions.

Special Trains Are Carrying Aliens to New York From All Parts + of Ccuntry for Deportation.

THOUSANDS OF REDS ARE TAKEN IN   WHOLESALE ALIEN DEPORTATION TOBE STARTED AT ONCE      NET SPREAD OVER NATION LAST NIGHT      Revolution Planned — By Nation’s Reds   DEPORTATIONS WILL BE MANY

SPECIAL TRAINS RUSHING PRISONERS FOR HEARINGS HELD AT. ELLIS ISLAND

DEPORTATION 10 BE OTARTED SOON   Hundreds of “Reds” Taken in Raids Last Night To Be Given Immediate Hearings.   ‘SOVIET FLEET” TO SAIL AGAIN      Officials Believe Backbone of Revolutionary Movement in This Country is Broken.

Radicals Fail To Scent Danger and Campaign Found Them Unprepared   Govt. Will Send Them To Elli Island To Prepare Them For Deportation

OF ALIENS READ¥FOR DEPORTATION   GOVERNMENT BEGAN To MOVE SWIFTLY FOLLOWING THE ROUND UP OF RADICALS.      Trains Are Carrying the Reds to Ellis Island Where De.   portation Proceedings  Are Under Way.

UEPORTATION PHOGEEDING ARE START EY   Special Trains Prepared. te Carry Hundreds of Reds to Ellis Island   aMORE “ANARCHISTIC ~  ARKS” ARE EXPECTEL   CHIEP OF INVESTIGATION BU. REAU OF JUSTICE DEPART. MENT BELIEVES RADICAI BACKBONE BROKEN.

COURT HOUSE SQUARE  AT MARION IS SOLE   W. D.. Connell Is Now Owner 0  Cole’s First Seat of -Jhistice po, ~-Bought. From Orth.

COURT HOUSE SQUARE  AT MARION IS SOLD   W. D. Connell Is Now Owner of Cole’s First Seat of Justice -~Bought From Orth.

Ohioans Claim That Largest and Pivotal States Will Ultimately Get Behind Their Man—Glass Says McAdco Will Accept if  Convention Names Him

Former Ambassador Gerard Chairman      Moruer Ambassadur to Germany Meade Chainuin of Pinapec Cormmittee of National Demacratic Comniltec,

GERARD IS CHAIRMAN   Will Have Supervision of Collecting Democratic Funds

GERARD ACCEPTS POSITION   Former ‘Ambassador ‘to Germany to Oat lect’ Democratic Fund

Moore Promises “Lead” If Committee Will Make Real Probe of Republican Fund

 Spectators vote on  guilt of prisoner in .   Toledo police court

Jory Box In Deportation Frial Filled Second Time In Halt Hour Priday,

PROGRESS IN BISBEE CASE   Jury Rox In Deportation Trial Filled Second Time In Half Vieur Prida+.

COX COMPLETES SPEECH; RESTS   Democratic Candidate Silent on Charges of  Harding.

GOVERNOR COX [5 SILENT ON G.9.P. CHARGES   Address of Acceptance Is in Hands of  Printers.

COX GAMPLETES FORMAL ADDRESS   Speech Accepting Democrat: ic Presidential Nomination fn Hands of Printer   TO ANSWER CHRISTENSEN   Governor Declines to Ente: Into Newspaper Controversy With Opponent

GOVERNOR COX FINISHES TEXT OF HIS SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE DEMOCRAT NOMINATION FOR THE NATIONAL PRESIDENCY

COX WITHHOLUS RETORT TO RIAL ON LEAGUE POINT   Still Declines to Enter Newspaper Debate With Harding.

COX PREPARES 10 ANOWER HARDING: COMPLETES SPEECH   Democratic Candidate Wi Open Campaign Fight in Acceptance Address at  Dayton on August 7.

SEN. HARDING'S THRUST AT COX GETS NO REPLY   Declines to Discuss Charge That International Interests  Back Democrats   SPEECH IS FINISHED      AFTER FINISHING ADDRESS GOVERNOR £PENDS DAY AT GOLF LINKS.

WEEK WILL SEE COX OPEN GUNS ON HARDING BATTERY   NEXT SATURDAY WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN IN _EARNEST-—IN MEANTIME, HE WILL REMAIN SILENT ON VITAL MATTERS

COX TURNS ASIDE FOR DAY OF RECREATION   Democratic Nominee Rests After Strenuous Work of Preparing 10,000-Word Address.

COX TAKES REST “AFTER WRITING ~ HIS ACCEPTANCE   Speech to Be Delivered   Next Saturday to Bour  bon Committee Comprises 10,000 Words.

KEYNOTE SPEECH OF GOV. GOK fa FINISHED: oEEa A FEW VISITORS   4is Address of Acceptance Contains About 10,000 Words, or Something Over a Newspaper Page   FISHER AND VAN DYKE CALL AT COUNTRY HOME   Com ment on nharaings - Charges Kx lerig ogiond ' oerats Trying to Obscurs  League Issue Is Withhe'd  

WEEK WILL SEE COX OPEN BUNS ON HARDING BATTERY         EXT SU UDAY WL REGIN  Bist EARNE J A OWILL Ui A VITAL MATT:          NE

Martial Law Area Will Depend on Actions in Other Sestions, .   PRESS BACKS PREMIER IN HIS LATEST STAND   Conditions Looking Toward Peace Will Be 4mproved ts Belief,

soclamation Says Military ule Will Be Extended if V" Conditions Demand It   POLICE AND SINN FEIN FIGHT AT BOMB FACTORY   LAWLESSNESS STILL GOIN ON, POST OFFICE, TRAD AND RAILWAY STATION BE ING ATTACKED,

Move Is Made to Air Out Rather Than Retard the Peace Nego tiations, Says Premier   olice and Sinn Fein Battle Followin; Discovery of Bomb Factory in a Bicycle Shop

Martial Law Will Be Enforced Wherever Conditions tnetify   DISCOVER BOMB FACTORY   Sinn Feiners and Police Fight  in Dublin—~-Lloyd George Prajced

‘DISCOVER BOMB CACHE      FEINERS AND POLICE RX. GAGE IN BATTLE THRRE SARLY TODAY.   rests Made and Maayrests Made and Many inlay Bombs Were Confiecated by the Police,

MARTIAL LAW WELL BE EXTENDED ONLY JF 9D’S IMPERATIVE   British Government issues Announcement in Addition to Lloyd George’s Speecit Outlining Its Course

Business Conditions is Now Chief Concern _.in National Capital   Federal Reserve Banking Board is Readjusting Country’s Business Without a Fatal Money Panic—Federal Taxes May Go Up.   Special Correspondent of the Daily Capital News.  ge     Pp a ee

Business Conditions is Now Chief Concern in National Capital   “edera! Reserve Banking Board is Readjusting Country’s Business Without a Fatal Money Panic—Federal Taxes May Go Up.

BACK TO BUSINESS  TO BE SLOGAN NOW   With Politics Out Of The Way Governments Chief Con cern Will Be Established Of Country On More Firm Financial Basis.

BUSINESS HOUSE TO PUT INORDER   COUNTRY HAS HAD ENOUGH POLITICS FOR A TIME.   TAKING UP THE ECONOMIC SIDE   Powers at Washington See Some Good Stiff Problems te Selve is Way of Reconstruction —— Trade Lagging.

PROBLEMS AWAIT CONGRESS’ ACTION   Discussion of Business Conditions Takes Place of Question of Foreign Pol. icy Among Government’s Officials at Capital.   LOOK FOR MARKED CHANGE BY FIRST OF NEXT JANUARY

NATION’S BUSINESS PROBLEMS   SUBJECT OF DISCUS SION IN GOVERN MENT CIRCLES ...    Marked Change With the Stimulation of Business Generally Expected the First of Year Says Dav $4 Tawranro.

ATTENTION TURNS TO BIG. BUSINESS PROBLEMS. AHEAD   Passing of the Election Is Bring ing Back Nonpartisan Viewpoint in Capital,   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TOPIC OF CONTROVERSY   ‘Criticized for Restricting Credit Defenders Says It Is Preventing a Pane,   CONSUMERS STOP BUYING   Republicans Will Have Task of Cutting Appropriations and Filling Jobs.

ILLINOIS BANKER FATALLY SHOT BY A FARMER   Tragedy Near Quincy Caused by Alleged War. Grievances.

German Subs Movements To wards Last Were Accurately Located.   ADMIRAL SIMS IS STILL ON THE STAND   Reiterates the Charges Tha Navy Department Was Slow to Aid Allies.

SAYS ADV FROM / ES DIRE -ADER   Réecommendatio ~ )f Allies Regarding a Convoy system Was Entirely Neglected By  Department   EXHAUSTED VOCABULARY IN TRYING TO EXPLAIN   Neglect Of Department Was Infinitely Moré Serious In Bearing On War Than Alleged Inefficiency

Misconception of Problem of. Guarding Coast .a _ . Blunder,’ He Says.   DELAY IN ADOPTING “CONVOY: PLAN” HURT

NAVY DEPARTMENT DIOREGARDED Hla REDO MVE NCATION   Admiral Sims Flays Anew Al. leged Inactivity When War Started.   Says Convoy System Urged Repeatedly Before Being Put Into Effect.

DELAY IN ADOPTING CONVOY SYSTEM BY U.S, HELPED ENEMY   Tells Senators It Was Most Serious Inefficiency of Navy.

SIMS REQUESTS TO NAVY DISREGARDED   Admiral Declares Serious Re sults Followed Départment’s  Inaction.

U.S. NAVAL UNITS KEPT AT HOME 10 DEFEND U. S. COAST   Admiral Sims Says Navy De partment Did Not Comprehend Problems.

“MISCONCEPTION’’, SIMS SAID OF — POLICY OF GUARDING HOME WATERS   Tells Senate Investigating Committee Allied Naval Opinior As Well As His Own Was That The Best Defense of Amer. ican Coast Lay In Offensive Action in Eastern Atlantic— Said Enemy Made Raids Here to Divert Attention.      (Associated Press Telograph and Cable “Dispatches to The Evening San)

CONVOY SYSTEM DISREGARDED BY NAVY, SIMS SAYS   U. S. Failed to Giv: Prompt Cooperation,  He Testifies

NAW FAILED TO RAGE oUBMAR INE PROBLEM GHARG   Sims Criticises Keeping Fleet at Home for Defense When Allies Had Urged Offensive Warfare.

DID NOT GRASP THE SUB PROBLEM      Says Admiral Sims Discussing the Conduct of War by Navy Department,   TELLS OF DEFENSE POLICY   Allies Favored Offensive Campaigns While Department Officials Want to Keep Home Waters Well Protected.

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.   (ar Turned Turtle, Injuring Four People Near Tipton.

LABOR LEADERS: , ATTACK THE BILL   FRANK WALSH LEADS IN THE ASSAULT ON ANTLSTRIKE BILL.   AGAINST EVERY SECTION   THE ORATOR: DENOUNCES MEAS/ URE IN CNMEASUCRED ‘TERMS.   qT The Hause of Representatives at Te: peka Spent the Day aistening t to Labor's: Side. ‘~

LABOR GETS ITS HEARING   Frank P. Walsh Pans Indus trial Court Bill.   GALLERIES WERE CROWDED   Says Labor Opposes Every thing in Bill Except Purpose Hoped to Be Attained.

WEALTHY GLUBMAN LAIN IN HOTEL   .. V. Waters Found Murderec in New York—Skull is Fractured.

WEALTHY CLUBMAN MURDERED      New York Has Anether Mystery te Baflfie Peitee.

WEALTHY GLUBMAN MURDERED, POLICE CFEKING SLAYER   POUND IN HOTEL ROOM SHORTLY AFTER CRIME THAD BEEN COMMITTED

HEARST FOR THIRD PARTY.   Publisher Says Republicans Siraddled Issues and Rode Over Provressives—Boosts Johnson.

W. R. HEARST ISSUES CALL TO AMERICANS   Would Assemble in New Inde. pendence’ Hall, Issue New Independence Declaration.

Call to Organize New Party Issued at Chicago by Hearst; Progressive Stand Outlined

Call for Organization of New Political Party Issued by W. R. Hearst   Asserts Republican National Convention Straddled Everything.

HIRAM JOHNSON MAY B ECHOICE FOR PRESIDENT   Call for Convention Asks Return to ‘Old Method.’

FALL IS ISSUED. FOR THIRD PARTY   William Randolph Hearst Makes Declaration in His Newspaner   MAYOR THOMPSON ACTIVE   Supporters of Chicago Executive Define Policies of New Oreanization

THAD PARTY TO BE LAUNCHED BY HEARS] BALKERS   Johnson, La Follette and May: or of Chicago Loom Large In New Organization   DENOUNCES OLD PARTIES   ‘South Dakota Endorses Sena tor La Follette for Nomination as President

Hearst Issues Cail For Citizens Meeting           SAYS JOHN A SAFE AND BANE  PROGH ivE WHO CAN RE YEPENDED oy

HEARST (SSUES CALL TO CREATE NEW PARTY   PUBLISHER URGES “NEW DECLARATION OF POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE.” ~

Flays Republicans and Ex dorses Johnson to Head   Progressive Ticket.

Says Big Money Afraid of! Man With a Progressive Thought, No Matter How Beneficial.

FOURTH REO GROG : ROLL CALL DEC. 6-20   BOONE COUNTY CHAPTER WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN FOR RENEWAL OF MEMBERSHIPS.

For: Disetbution To. -<S °- Members.      THORNTOWN TO - HAVE A BRANCH   Independent Chapter To Be Or. ganized There For Purely “: Lecal Work.

CURE 30) CASES OF SURFACE GANCER   X-Ray Methed Developed By Dr. Wil’ liam Meyer Proves Highly Successful.

DODGE BROTHERS WILL:NOT   Reduced Price ‘Of Their Car 3 oie chp!  hercer Sales Comnanvy is n

DODGE BROTHERS   Will Not Reduce Price Of Their Car. Lichtenberger Sales Comnanv ts Notified.

AVIATION “ACE” OPPOSES LEAGUE   Covenant of Nations Has but One Meaning, War, Declares Capt. “Eddie” Rickenbacker.   SPEAKS FOR BOYS WHO FOUGHT   Saye Lawyere May Argue Point, but Goldiers Would Interpret Our Signature Only ap Pledge to Fight Whiek Muse Be Kent.

MUST FIGHT OR BREAK OUR WORE   Preparation for War Necessary If We Join League of Nations, Declares American “Ace.”

JAPS LOOK TO REPUBLICANS   Tokyo Dispatch Says the Situation in California its intolerable to the Japanese.

10,000 ALABAMA MINERS OUT   Half the Men Employed in the Dis trict Obey the Strike Cail.

LANDING OF MARINES . STIRS UP GHINESE   Feeling Against \mericans and Eurepeans Runs Hign as Re sult of Interference

BROTHERHOODS ARE 8 SESSION AY CLEVELAND   Deep interest Centers On Action To Be Taken At Conference  President Goinpers and Presi: dent Lee Are Attending The  Nant

EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATE LISI   TOTAL OF TS BOYS AND GIRTS WERE SUCCESSFUL ARCH EXAMINATIO?      NEXT EXAM. ON APRIL 17TH

GRADUATE LIST   TOTAL OF 178 BOYS AND GIRL: WERE SUCCESSFUL IN WARTH EX AWINATIONSA,   NEXT EXAM. OM APRIL 17TH.

J. 5, WAS ae OF FRENCH DECISION TO RECOGNIZE WRANGEL   Principle Formulated by U. & Against Soviet Led France to Take Action.

FAMOUS HOUSE BILL SIXTY HEL UNCONSTITUTIGNAL BY TRIBUAAI   IT PUT ALL ACTS OF ‘THE SPECIAL SESSION INTO ERFECT

THESE ARE NOW INEFFECTIVE, UNDER DECISION, AND WILL REMAIN SO UNLESS PEOPLE ON REFERENDUM SUSTAIN TOWNLEY

PASTOR SEARCHES ~ SLAYER OF GIRL   No Clues Found of Murderer of Steubenvile Miss

TWO POSSES SEEK GIRL'S MURDERER   Methodist Pastor And Slair Child's Father Lead In Man Hunt

ARCH rf FEA   ‘Whole Town and Countryside  Gives Up Work to Land  Child’s Murderer.   CORONER STARTS INQUEST   Declares _ Frances South's Skuil Fractured by As' -gatlant's Boot,

MINISTER LEADS IN SLAYER HUNT   Pastor of Adena Methodist Church at Head of Man-Hunt for Slayer of Little Frances South; Father at Head of Second Posse.

ANOTHER INCREASE IN COST OF NEWS PRINT COMING SENATE HEARS   Senators Told Government Regulation Plan is Folly

OFFICIEL SEES INCREASES IN PRINT PAPER ON JULY 1   In Message to Pulitzer, He Gives Facts On Which Advance Te Racad

PRINT PAPER TO SOAR HIGHER   ONLY THE MOST RIGID ECONOM) OF STOCK CAN PREVENT FAMINE [S WARNING

PRICE: OF PRINT. PAPER GOING UP. _AGAINAN JULY   U. S. Senate Investigators Fiatly Fails To Curb Costs of Mill Prodact    ALARMING QUOTATIONS SOON   Impossible To Foretelf Extent. of Increase On Account of tneertain Canditinn

FURTHER INCREASE IN NEWS PRINT PRICES   INTERNATIONAL PAPER “OMPANY TO RAISE JULY 187, sax8S TELEGRAM TO SENATORS

Print Paper To Go Higher July First   President of International Paper Ca. Frankly Makes Statemené to neqise Tnvestigating Conmittec.

FURTHER ADVANCE IN PAPER HINTED BY MILL OWNER   Newsprint Manufacturer Warns Pulitzer Of  Coming Raise.

NEW ADVANCES WW PRINT PAPER   International Co. Figure ot Whooping Up the Price on July 1.

“PRINT  PAPER   Telegr mM: Prese ted” ‘to ~ Committee ‘Investigating Shortage :

PAIGE OF PRINT PAPERDUEEOR ANOTHER PUSK   DISQUIETING NOTICE 1S SENT TO SENATE COMMTTEE OF INVESTIGATON.

HIGHER PRICES: . FORPRINT PAPER ARE PROMISED   Message Says Rigid Economy by Publishers Is Only Way Out

en - Jefferson City, Missouri, Jun 1920, NOTICE TH une 2, 1920 can. -

SNOW STOPPED .. PRESIDENTIAL _; i, ) ‘PRIMARY   New Hampebire OMlcials Called Of > + Mlection. Today Because of

CLOTHING IS CHEAPER NOW IN NEW YORK   Announcement of Overall Pa rade Today Brings Down Prices.

GOST OF SUITS “TIKES TUMBLE —_ALNEW YORK   Effe€t of Overalls Seen in Announcement of Several Clothing Dealers

Dr.Q.S. Wong  Chrirepracton—Herb bln FORMER PRACTICE . 633 North Virginia Strout NOW LOGATED AT 318 GRANITE PHONE 422

ORDER GRADUALLY IS BEING RESTORED. “BY EBERT REGIME   Public .Wrath Throughout Ger. many is Now Turning Against .General’ ‘Ludendorff. ;

BAUER AIDES QUIT GERMAN CABINET NOW   Ebert Urged to Orde Mueller to Form New Executive Body.

 CABINET OF GUSTAV BALER FORMED YESTERDAY, RESIGNED  TO.   DAY—RELIABLES ESTIMATE PLACES DEAD AT MORE THAN 2,000—GERMAN PRESS BITTERLY ATTACKS GENERAL LUDEN. DORFF.

EBERT CABINET “1S SHORT LIVED   Ministry Formed on Thursday Resigns ‘Today—Organization ef New One May be Left ta  “Ferman Mueller   COUNTRY IS BEING PACIFIED   Government Efforts to Restore Order. Show Continued Success, °

'ARREST OF A MURDER SUSPECT      Alleged Slayer of Kansas City Wom  an Imenated in Montann.

STUDENT FACES MURDER CHARGE   WARRANT ISSUED FOR ARREST OF FRESHMAN AT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

MAN (S AARESTED IN BARTON MURDER   DENNIS CHESTER TER CH. ARGED WIT! SHOOTING GIRL NEAR KAN. SAS CITY,

ACCUSED OF STUDENT MURDER   Warrant Out Fer University « Penansylwania Freshman.

FARM WORKERS BY THOUSANDS MOVING   Kansas City is Clearing House for Great Crowds Gomg Into Wheat Districts.

PUBLIC BEING MIS- ~ LEAD BY REPORTS   (By P.R. Bausman, County Agent for White County). .

PUBLIC IS BEING MISLED BY REPORTS   Concerning Farmers’ Organizations Fraternizing With Radical Labor Elements.   P. R. Bausman Writes in Defense of Legitimate Farmers’ Organization.

NEGOTIATIONS ABANDONE        ‘Majority Sociajists in Germany Want No Coalition Cabintr,

LENINE'S FORCES CUT BY ANTI-REDS   Thirty Thousand Nonboishevis Russians Ma:ch 2,000 Miles.   Commander Appeals to the British for Food and Clothing After Terribie Experiences.

MARCH 2,000 MILES,   COMMANDER OF 30,000 NONBC%. SHEVISTS APPEALS FOR AID.   Force Cuts Way Through Lenine’s Lines and Is in Need of Food and Clothing.  _

CUT LENINE’S LINES   Thirty Thousand Nonbotshevik _ Russians March 2,000 Miles.   Commander Appeats to the British fo: food and Clothing After Terrible Experiences.

REDS REAPING RICH HARVEST IN DRIVE   Thousands of Aeres of Grain Fall ta Boisheviki,

REDS CAPTURED GREAT CROPS IN LITHUANIA DRIVE   Regusees ‘Crowd the Roads as Bolshevists Advance

PEASANTS CROWD ROADS (N FLIGHT   THE RICH HARVEST IS LEF TO THE BOLSHEVIKI, WHO PRESS POLES BACK.

POLES FLEEING BEFORE ave FORGE AT LDS   ROADS CROWDED WITH REFUGEES AND THEIR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; STORES REMOVED,

POLES RETREAT TO SOUTHWES)   Falling Back in Orderly .. Manned Planned, Is Warsaw Report

 POLES WITHDRAWING FROM LIDA   Rolsheviki Occupy the Tewn ix Drive Toward Gredne.

POLES RETREAT SOUTH OF LIDA: REDS TAKE CIT)   Polish Officials Say Marc! Is Being Conducted Orderly.

HIGHWAY BOARD SQUANDERS FUNDS   Goodrich Political Appointees Let Contracts for Sums $6,000 in Excess of Amounts Paid Per Mile for Better Roads in Marion County,   TAX BOOST IS PREDICTED

MONEY WASTED BY GOODRICH   SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MILE THROWN AWAY OR GRAFTED ON ROADS   TAX PAYERS SUFFER

NEGROES KILL OFFICER IN RAIL YARD BATTLE   Threats Once Hurled at Police When Discharged, are Made Good by Fugitives

TWO KILLED IN-FIGHT.   Railroad Detectives. Olash Witt Five Negroes in Yarde at Gonnelisvifle

WV ANTS AMNESTY ‘OR PRISONERS   Federation of Labor Asks Presi. dent to Pardon all “Paliiical Offenders”

Federation of Labor Convention Declares “Further Prosecution and Imprisonment” of Offenders Contrary to U. S. Traditions   WOULD REPEAL ESPIONAGE LAW   Labor Announces Opposition to Postal Zone System, Asserting Post Office Department Does Not Need to Be Self-Supporting

FEDERATION 0 AD STRIKERS   LONGSHOREMEN ON-ATLAN TIC AND. GULF COASTS _ PLEDGED SUPPORT.:

MNEOTY olUbH! FOR PRISONERS AY FERERAT ION   -abor Leaders Call Upon the President To Set Free Approximately 1,700 Persons Now in Bastiles.

Federation Convention Takes  _ First Step Against “Open Shop” Policy Inaugurated by Transportation tnterests   STEAMROLLING CHARGES CAUSE STORMY SESSION   Gompers Defends Committees Against Imputations of Holding Back Business in Attempt to Force Acceptance

AMNESTY ASKED . FOR POLITICAL OFFENDERS   A. F. of L. Calls on President. Says Further Prosecution Contrary’ to Democratic Idealism.

WANTS A MN ESTY FOR. PRISONERS   Federation of Labor tsk. Pris’dent to Pardons aib “Pobijea) Offenders”

ASK AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS   American Federation of Labor ‘Also Takes Exception to EschCummings Transportation Act.

EMANDS AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS DF POLITICAL GLASS   American Federation of Labo Says Imprisonment is UnAmerican.   OPPOSE MAIL ZONE SYSTEM

JERSEY DESERTER _ FIRES FIVE HOTEL!   Clifton Man Arrested in Bos: ton” Confesses and Claims y*Wihoole, in.doad”’

BOSTON POLICE ARREST FIRE BUG ON ARSON CHARGE   WIN FREIND WEE PRLENAS  Hold Deserter from  Navy Who Fired Five Hatele.

~ TD EASTERN HOTELS   Said He Was Victim O “Voices” and Worked Under Spell.

FIVE BOSTON HOTEL FIRES DUE TO ARSON   James Hobco, Navy Deserter Confesses to Wholesale Arson.

SHALL HOLLAND ——_ BEADMITTED   Into the League of Nations Discussed in its Parliament   COMPARISONS WITH U. S.

DUTCH DEMAND‘AMERICAN  PRIVILEGES-IN LEAGUE   Only Slight Objection Develops in Hol land Parliament to Ratification of .Coventnt

MARRIAGES   Dduble Wedding   Vanous—Vishnefske Vishnefske—Vanous

2. DISCONTINUE: RELIEF WORK IN QOCUPIED ARES   American Representative — ir Coblenz Withdraws from Rhineland Commission.

COMPLETE PROBE OF WALL STREET CALUSION TODAY   Testimony of Scores of Witnesses Fails to Produce Any Evidence.

GERMAN WAR TRAP HURTS BOY   Fishing Rod Found in Dugout in France Explodes When Put to Use.

BOY HURT BY OLD WAR TRAP   ‘Fishing Rod Found in German Dugout  ‘. Erance Exnlodes.

LOYAL 73) CONSTITUTION      Commanders of Gurrison Berlin Tale Oath Before Minister of Defense.

REPORT NEW REVOLT GIVES FORMER KAISER HOPES 10 RULE GERMANY ONCE MORE   Commanders of Garrisons of Greater Berlin Visit Minister of Defense and Take Oath to Oppose New Revolt with Force; Rumors Continue to  Gain Currency.

GERMANS FEAR COUP BY FORMER KAISER   Rumors Of Revolt Are Steadils Growing In Berlin; Commanders Take Oath.

AUTO GOES OVER 300-FOOT BLUFF NEAR ELK SPRINGS   Cowskin River to Be Searched for Bodies—Car Believed to Have Been Stolen.

TURKEY IS LAST POWER TO DECLARE PEACE   Treaty With Allies Signed in France Yesterday—-Officially Out oO  ar.

WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE   Stabs Herself in Throat With 5s Dagecr While in Chicago

GIRL KILLS SELF TN HOTEL LORRI   Stabs H Herself In Throat With ..... Dagger During-Quarrel___  . With Her Lover.

BATTLESHIP OKLAHOMA  TO PROCEED TO KEY WEST   When it Arrives There United States Will Have 1.500 Marines Subject to Call.

fp a WARD MEAN CS      United States Taking Every Precantion To Safeguard Lives Of Americans 7,000 of Whom Are In Mexico---Transport

BATTLESHIP OKLAHOMAN ORDERED TO KEY WEST  Wie Aaeceaniatad BWoeaeca

AVIERIGAN DREADNAUGH AND MARINES ORDEREL TOWARD) MEXICAN COAST      United States Taking Every Precantion To Safeguard Lives ( Americans 7,000 of Whom Are In Mexico----Transpo: Carries Marines.

CARRANZA TAKEN BY GEN. OBRECON SUNDAY NIGHT   CAPTURED 85 MILES FROM MEX ICO CITY—SURRENDERED WITHOUS RESISTANCE

Generals. Obregon . and -Gon: Zales Entered Mexico City » Simultaneously,   BOTH ARE ASPIRANTS TO  ~MEXICAN PRESIDENCY      New ‘Ui S. Policy to- Be Based .”. On Results of Next. — Few Davs, 

CAPTURE OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT ENDS CAREER OF FIREBRAND OF THE SOUTH   L. S. Will Net Give Rerognition to Aov of the Factions Battling For Control—-Will Protect American bntercets

ANOTHER SHIP IS ON WAY TO MEXICO TODAY      Goes To Key West Where It Takes On Company  of Marines   THREE MEXICAN CITIES IN INVADERS’ HANDS

DREADNAUGHT OKLAHOMA SENT — ‘TOKEY WEST, FLA.   SHIP WILL BE IN READINESS FOR DUTY IN MEX. ICAN WATERS.   LEAGUE ISLAND MARINES COMPANY ON BOARD   Stop Will Be Made at Philadelphia— Washington Regards Mexican Situation As Being  aninae

General Obregon Now “Man of the Hour” in Strife Torn Republie—Capital Falls Without Serious Resistance by Nationalists.   SLAUGHTER OF POLITICAL PRISONERS PRECEDES FLIGHT FROM THE CITY   Battleship Oklahoma Ordered to Mexico With Company of Marines

NO MOTOR CAR, STOLE GARAGE. it Required Two. Trips, but That Was  a OT a Be Bec as tay SF beta iseten Phtaceea,

fire to these simple peasants. They will fight on until they get peace: then with their great majorities ‘hey  wrill pula Rwccia   BURGLARS STEAL A GARAGE   Three Young e Men Disappointed whtn Thevw aFil to Find Auto.

ee © Semester Us ea rattle  OPERATORS SAY HARD COAL MINERS WELL PAII

OPERATORS DECLARE CLAIMS OF HARD COAL MINERS NOT JUSTIFIEI   Men Demand 18.7 Per Cent More Than Granted Bituminous Miners

RR RS RRR ERE mers Eden ARSED See  The Prestdent Made No Effort t keep His! Name. Off Ballot,

‘BARKIS 1S WILLIN’” ATTITUDE SEEMS TO APPLY TO PRESIDEN   Chief Executive Takes No Steps To Prevent Name A vrearing in Georgia Primaries for Third ~ Term as President.

PRESIDENTS NAME ON GEORGIA BALLOT IN APRIL PRIMAR’   No Steps at the White House Were Taken to Have it Come Off.—Committee Not Yet Acting on the Matter

‘o Steps Taken To. Prevent Hi Name Appearing On Georgia Presidential Primary Ballot.

Wilson Does Not Reply to the Telegram From Georgia Asking If He Wished to Appear in the Primary Votine   It Ts Said at the White Housc That the President Did Not Authorize the Use of His Name to Democratic Friends

‘ON CEORGIA BALLOT pear   No Steps at the 1 White House “Were: Taken'to’ Have it ‘Come Off.—Cormittee Not Wet'Acting’on ‘the “Matter

WILSONA CANDIDATE   Anyway, He Allows Name On Ballot.   TOOK NO STEPS TO SPOP IT   Did Not Authorize Use of Name in Georgia, But Let It Go at That.

ASK N. Y. POLICE CHIEF T0 GO AS CRIME KEEPS UP   Jewelers in Heart of Business Section Hire Guards tan Stem Wave   CONDEMN “COP” FORCE   WAR VETERANS TO HOLD MEETING FOR PLAN: tN TENDERING THEIR AID

Crime Rages Unabated in N.Y. With Newspapers Demanding Enright Resign

CRIME EPIDEMIC IN N.Y. UNABATEL   Daring Holdups and Other Act: Of Violence; Millionaire’s  Wife Held. :

GRIME RAMPANT IN METROPOLI   ‘Newspapers Demand. Resignation ‘of Police. Commis: sioner * Enright. .       a =, oe “J AITIRY NIKACRERS

GRIME WAVE AT ITS HEIGHT   New York Epidemte Reaches Poirt Where Drastic Weasares Be come Necessary.

CRIME EPIDEMIC Is BAGING. NEW YORI   DARING-HOLDUPS Altd OTHER ACTS OF VIOLENCE ABE REPORTED. 

NEW YORK IS IN GRASP OF CRIMINALS   Newspapers Demand Recall of Police Commissioners and Print Mounting List of Depredations —Citizens and Merchants Prepare to Defend Themselves.

COLONEL SAYS BAKER MADE AWARD ILLEGAL’   Member ef Hoard Teatitles Before House Investigating Com-

NON-SERVICE MAN IS AWARDED MEDAL   SECRETARY BAKER OVERRULED SOARD AND GAVE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS TO WAR MATERIAL CONTRACTOR.

MORE BAKERISM TS AIRED TODAY   Dintinguished Se Service Meda Is Given Contractor on Government Nitro Plant.   HE SUB-LET. CONTRACT

GET YOUK D, Ss, MEDAL?   Salt Lake Man Got One From Daniels Although Not in Military.

Armistice in Battle for Dictatorship by Politariat May Endure for Six or Eight Weeks.

ARMISTICE OF LABOR BRINGS  “QUIET IN BERLI   Julcan. Ship Yards a’ Stettin Captured from Spartacans.: Efforts for Coalition. Cabinet Are Still under Way.   DEVELOPMENTS

DEMAND REVISE OF HUNGARY TREATY   Premier Nitti Appears Before Counci! of Premiers

NITTI WANTS NEW EUNGARIAN TREAT)   italian Premier Quoted <A: Saying 3,000,000 Mors People Should be Includ. ed in Nation’s Boundarie:

ASK CHANGES INHUNGARY'S PEACE PACT   Nitti Presses Demand: of Ttaly on Council -of Premiers.

French Paper Says That America Will Oppose Leaving the Sultan in  Constantinople

ASKS TREATY REVISION   Premier Nitti Files Request with Council of Premiers.

REVISION OF © THE HUNGARIAN. TREATY ASKET   Ttatian Premiqge Says 3,000,000 Than. garians fu Serbin Wome in New Hf

DEMANDS REVISION OF’. TRE EATY. WITH HUNGARY      Italihn Premier’ ‘Asserts’  3,000,00 More People Mast~ Bé Hineorpo rated in New Hangary.. a

FURTHER AND FURTHER APART   EVEN BIG EUROPEAN POWERS CANT AGREE ON PEACE,   THE. TURK MUST BE QUSTED   President Wilson Has Seized Upon a New Hobby, Believing That the U, S. Senate Witt Never Rati. fy the “‘Govenent.

NIPPI WANTS NEW PEACE TREATY   POPULATION OF THREE SMALI COUNTRIES SHOULD BECOME. ‘A PART OF HUNGARY

ITALIAN PREMIER WANTS REVISION OF HUNGARIAN TREATY   Politics] Editor of French Paper Says People Wil Demand Different Cond =         SUPREME COUNCIL ADOPTS FOCcCH'S TURKISH POLIC      Next Meeting of the Council Will Bo Held in Riveria District of btale

‘WAR OPENED ON THE DRYS   Constitutional Liberty, League Soon to Start Hostilities Against the  Volstead Act.

FOR NATION-WIDE WET HOSTILITIES   There Will Be a Fight for Repeal of the Volstead Act.

DEMANDS WOMEN ON MURDER JURY   Lawyer for Defense Make: Novel Plea in Challening Talesmen.

RISE IN HG. L THE MAIN RESULT — QF KAPP. REVOLT   Railroad Traffic So Disrupted That i Was Difficult fo-Catch Up the Food Shortage. -

MANY SOLDIERS IN GERMANY   Armed Forces Are Estimated at Near ly 1000 000 Men

ONE MILLION ARMED MED   British War Office Issues Estimate of Germany’s Strength

GERMAN ARMY OF A MILLION   British War Office Eatimate of Prea eet Strength.

NEARLY A MILLION:   Gepaiany Has This Many Men Amon: Armed Farras . 

CHICAGO TENDERLOIN KING SHOT TO DEAT   “BIG JIM” COLOSIMO IS SLAIN IN  DINING ROOM OF HIS) WINDY  CITy CABARET; POLICE HUNT  ~=—ise ABAVER.

 PEOPLE WARNED AS TO  USE GF YULE “SPIRITS” RY PROHIBITION CHIEF

COAST T0 COAST = LINES PROPOSED   Airships for Passenger Travel Nov \ Being  Planned.  ~

RO ee set eR ee ee hi a hao ee ene  MANY ATTEND THE SUMMER CONFERENCE      OVER SEVEN HUNDRED A‘ - EVANGELICAL MEETING  IN PARK   Meetings Will Probably Be Heid ‘Here Again Next Year; Was tre Sixth Convention

MANY ATTEND THE SUMMER CONFERENC!   OVER SEVEN HUNDRED 1 EVANGELICAL MEETING IX PARK   Meetings Will Probably Be Hetd ‘Here Again Next. Year; Was tae Sixth Convention

HOWAT SCORES ALLEN   MINERS’ LEADER SPEAKS FROM BALCONY OF KANSAS JAIL.   Tells Thousands of Friends That the Governor of the State Is a Skunk.

JAILFD RADICAL DENOUNCES ALLER   Alex Howat Denounces Kansas Governor From Jail Baleony.   Head ef Miners’ Union ts S*renaded by Thousands of His Friends S at Girard.

CALLS ALLEN A SKUNK   Alex Howat Denounces Kansas Governor From Jail Balcony.   Head of Miners’ Union Is Serenaded by Thousands of His Friends at Girard.

HOWATT DEFIES KAN, GOVERNOR IN HOT SPEECH   Applies Term “Skunk” to Governor Allen And Declares He Won't Respect Industria! Court.

“TALKS FROM -JAILBALCONY   Thousands Gather in Front of Prison to Hear “Mar- tyr” in Speech.   ALSO FLAYS JUDGE _ WHO JAILED MINERS

HOWAT DENOUNCED * GOVERNOR ALLEN   ADDRESSED CROWD OF MIN ERS WITH PERMISSION OF SHERIFF   MINE HEAD IS BITTER   Denunciation for-Governor, Indus trial Court and Judge Who F Sent Him to Jail   ‘Crawford County Sheriff Allowed Howat to Make Speech. and , Hold Reception ‘

HOWAT EROM JATL StHPS CALLS ALLEN ‘SKUNK OF GOVERNOR      Thousands of Miners March Int Town ‘with Band to Rear Speech by Prsioner.

CALLS ALLEN “SKUNK OF A GOVERNOR”   Great Throng Cheer Mine Leader Who Was Locked Up at Court’s Order— 11,000 Miners Quit in Protest of Incarceration.

ALLEN SKUNK, HOWAT'S VIEW   Wild-Eyed Kansas Hoodlum De nounces State Gavernor to Cheering Bolshevists.   MAKES AN ADDRESS FROM JAIL BALCONY

‘SKUNK, HOWAT CALLS GOVERNOR ALLEN OF KANS.   Diggers Walk Out As Protest Against Jailing of Howat   CROWD MARCHES UPON   JAIL AT GIRARD—ONLY ELEVEN MINES OPERATING AND THOSE WITH SHORT FORCES.

HOWAT HURLS SOME EPITHETS   Denounces Allen as “Skunk of a Governor.”   SPOKE FROM JAIL BALCONY   Miners Mobilized Outside Girard and Marched to Jail— Abuses Judge Curran.

Crowds Cheer Vitrolic Remarks Delivered by Union Executive from Balcony of Jail where He is Confined   90 PER CENT OF MINES OF STATE IDLE TODAY   Joal Diggers RB Refrain from Work as Demonstration of Protest Against Imprisonment of Their Executives

Organization Miembers Declared Subjects For Deportation in ‘Farewell Message.” Farmers “Fed on Fiction” Is Assertion. Appeals to Farmers to Open Their Eyes and See Where Townley is Leading Them.

WOMAN WINS IN OKLAOM   Democratic Candidate Is Defeated on Face of Available Returns 

VETERAN DEMOCRAT BEATENBY WOMAN FOR CONGRESS   Dklahoma Seems to’ Have Said Pioneer of Sixty Years Is fis Choice Despite Sex

OKLAHOMA WOMAN FLECTED TO CONGRES:   Aged 60 Odd Years, Miiss Alice Robertson, Republican  . Was Elected Without Making Speech or Writing‘a Single Political Letter, ..

OKLAROMA WOMAN WINS FOR CONGRESS   Early Settler Defeats One of O¥ahoma’s! Oldest Democratic Congressmen.

ATE RESULTS FROM MANY WIDELY SCATTERED STATES   Results in towa.

OKLABOMA PROBABLY ELECTED ONE WOMA!   Apparently ‘She Ig’ Chosen’ ‘fo Congress in Second District Over Man,

ASKS REHEARING OF TRUST CAS:   Government Takes Steps 7 Review Holding In Stee! Corporation Trial

U.S. ASKS REHEARING OF DISSOLUTION SUIT AGAINST STEEL TRUS]   Appeals to Supreme Court to Reopen Case Recently Decided Against the Government

Fede ral Government Ask: Court. to. Rehear, Dissolu‘tion. Suit.’

RENEWS FIGHT © ON STEEL TRUST   Government Asks Rehearing of Anti« Monopoly Cause Against United  States Sree] Corporation.

GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR 4 RE-HEABING, IN THE U. 8.  STEEL CORPORATION CASI

U.S. ATTACKS STEEL AGAIN   ASKS SUPREME COURT TO RECON. SIDER DISSOLUTION SUIT WHICH TRUST WON RECENTLY.

ASK SUPREME COURT FOR NEW HEARING   Retrial of Dissolution Suit, is Wanted by Government   CITE READING DECISION      Coal Combine Case Conflicts With Steel Decision, Claim

ASKS. REHEARING OF STEEL SUIT   Government’s Agreement  Based on Decision in Reading Case.

GOV. ASKS. RE-HEARING.   Want to Re-Open Case Against U. S. Steel Corporation.

STEEL CORPORATION UIT ASKED REOPENED   GOVERNMENT WOULD HAVE SUPREME COURT TAKE UP LITIGATION AGAIN.   WAS DISMISSED MARCH   Argament for Rehearing Based Largely on Four to Three Decision in Reading Company Matter.

SUPREME COURT 15 ASKED 10 “REOPEN 5 STEEL SUH   Motion For’ Re-hearing Is: Based Largely. On ‘Decision Ordering Dissolution Of Readine Co     RENEW LONG: FOUGHT BATTLE

ASKS COURT TO REOPEN U. S. STEEL TRUST SUIT   Reading- Decision Prompts” Gor rermnment to Reconsider_Its Steel Findings *

WANT STEEL CASE REOPENED.   Government Believes Sapreme Court  Has Been Inconsistent.

Steel Company Again Attacked By Government   United States Supreme Court Asked to Reopen Case Against Corporation

U0, Aoko UTANGE FOR HEHEARING   LONG BATTLE IS. . NOT YET ENDED; ONCE ABSOLVED   Solicitor General Seeks  Rehearing of Big Suit.

WOULD REOPEN CASE AGAINST 1. 5, STEEL Cb   Government Argument Based  on Decisions In Connection  With Reading Suit.

REOPENING OF STEEL CASE IS ASKED BY U.S.   Government Holds That I Is Affected by Reading  Decision.

RE-HEARING ASKEL IN STREET GASE   Government "Seeks to Revive Anti-Trust Proreecings

WOULD RE-OPEN STEEL CASE   Goverament Asks Supreme = Cour dudzes to Again Take Up Famaus Controversy

APPEALS. STEEL CASE      Government Asks Rehearing. on solution U. tee! Corporation.

ASKS FOR AE-HEARING IN STEEL DISSOLUTION SUIT   Government Argues Precedent Set in Reading Case is Applicable

ASK REOPENING OF STEEL GASE   Government Attorney Appeals On Basis of Recent Opinion in Reading Suit

TO REHEAR CASE?   STEEL COMPANY'S DISSsOLUTION MAY COME UP - AGAIN IN COURT.

Department of Justice Piet Sharply Attacks Supreme Court Decision   MAJORITY DECISION OF COURT TO BE REQUIRED   CONCESSION WAS MADR, SAYS BRIEF, THAT CORPORATION WAS COMBINATION LN RE STRAINT OF TRADE.

U, 5, ASKS STEEL CASE RE-HEARINC   Government Attacks Supreme Court's Recent Decision in  Favor of Cornoration

WILL DETAIL ARMY iAIR MEN IN SEABOARD (WORK      MEN WHO SAW SERVICE LONG MEXICAN BORDER GO (TO COAST ARTILLERY. .

Defender, Gets Off Ahead of thi British Challenger—Bad Hel manship Being Apparent 01 Lipton Boat, Losing Distance   BULLETIN.

United States has Sent a. Destroyer Squadron to Southern Water to be Ready to Protect - American Citizens Who May he ‘Endangered.

$5 PER MONTH FEEDS ORPHAN   Cleveland H. Dodge Shows What Near East Relief Can Do in Efficient Purchasing.

€5 PR MONTH = BS ORPHAR   Cleveland 11. Dodge Shows What fiear Ecst Relief Can Do in Cfi.cient Purchasing.

THE OTL MABRERET.   $5 PER MONTH FEEDS ORPHA!   Cleveland H. Dodge Shows What Near East Relief Can Do in Efficient Purchasing.

PLACE MORE NAMES BEFORE DEMOCRATS   NOMINATING SPEECHES ARE CONCLUDED WITH FOUR ENTRIES   CROWD EXPECTS FIGHT   Galleries Filled Early With People Expecting to See Platform Battle         Brief Demonstrations for Mc Adoc Occur As the Roll of States is Called.

NOMINATING SPEECHES ARE CONCLUDED WITH FOUR ENTRIES   CROWD EXPECTS FIGHT   Galleries Filled Early With People Expecting to See Platform Battle   Brief Demonstrations tor McAdoo Occur As the Roll of States is Called

ORIGINAL “KILL JOYS” FOUND   They Are the Dependents of England, a Religious Gect Dating Back an 1280.

ORIGINAL “KILL JOYS” FOUND   They Are the ‘Dependents of England, a Religious Sect tates — to 71850,

EXHIBITS WELL IN’ PLACE AND OF CREDITABLE CHARACTER—THIS 1S CHILDREN’S DAY AND GRAMMAR. GRADES WILL ALL GO IN FREE,

PREMIER EXPOSITION IN ANNALS OF TREASURE STATE 1S PROMISED   FIVE HOURS OF ENTERTAINMENT ARE PROVIDED   EXHIBITS WELL IN PLACE AND OF CREDITABLE CHARACTER—THIS IS CHILDREN’S DAY AND GRAMMAR GRADES WILL ALL GO IN FREE.

DANIELS DENIES MAKING STATEMENT   1 ‘ . 1 Says He Did Not Say Japan's Naval Activities Were Menace Ti - » United States,

YOUNG MAN HURT WHEN GAR TURNS OVER NEAR HERE   tyde Logan Badly Bruised an Dr. Bull Escapes With Few  Viner Inivrics   -ROWDED BY ANOTHER CAR   Had To Run in Ditch to Avoid Hitting Passing Machine—Knocks Telephone Pole Down.

YOUNG MAN. HURT WHEN CAR TURK OVER NEAR HERE   lyde Logan “Badly. Bruised ant Dr. Bull Escapes Wah Few  0 eae oO eee   SROWDED BY ANOTHER CAR   Had Te Run in Ditch to Avoid Hitting Passing Machine—Knocks Telephone Pole Down.

IRON RIVER WAITS PLACING OF BLAME EAR EXCITING WEEK   LAST CHAPTER IN MICHI GAN’S “BLOODLESS LIQUOR REBELLION” WRITTEN   INQUIRIES HELD   State and Federal Investigator: Learn Facts, No Decision Given Qut.

BOUSHEVISM 1S CERTAIN TO BURN SELF OUT SOOR   TAST SAYS IT MUST BE PUT ¥O ROUT, BUT IN A LAWFUL MANNER—IT IS TYRANNY; iMPRACTICAL AN. CRUEL

BOLSHEVISM LIKE MEASLES _ BOUND TO BURN ITSELF OUT   It Developed Only Here and There, but Must Be Frowned Upon in Every Lawful Way, Says W. H. Taft.

BIG CALIFORNIA FIRE   Five People Hurt and $750,000 ii , Property Destroyed

POPE INDORota AELIEF GOUNGIL   In Letter to Hoover Hopes Work Will Be “Crowned With Success.”

REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE   Of No Soldier’s Bonus Legislation This Season   PROPOSED THE SALES TAX PLAN   Which Would Put the Burden Upon the Poor People.

PLACING TAX ON SALES A FAILURE OF REPUBLICANS   WITH ONLY 30 AVOWED SUP. PORTERS THE PLANS HAS GONE DOWN TO DEFEAT   They Are Now Proposing Various Compromises Which Might Assist in the Enactment of the Bonus Measure,

COPLEY PROMISES ” SOLDIER RELIEF      Says It Will Be Passed By Next Congress.

REGARDLESS OF WHICH . PARTY WINS ‘THIS FALL, SOLIDER LAW WILL PASS

AT ACKER HOME   Body of Paul Dawson Whe Died Yesterday Morning Will be Taken   TO. HOME OF SISTER   BNF RENNES bea Jab A BARD  Mrs. Russell Acker — Will Arrive Thursday—Burial in the Afternoon

BI IE a IR II I a I Td Dee Nae  FAMILY OF NINE LIVING IN COOP SINCE BIG WIND

Family of Nine Use Chicken Coop _. For Their Home   Shed Was all That Sunday’s Torna. do Left of Their Home, So They Lived With thé Fowls.

FAMILY OF NINE FOUND LIVING I CHICKEN COOE   Red Cross Discovers Family f Dire Straits as Result of : Recent Storm. 4

FAMILY OF NINE DWELL IN COOP   Red Cross Offieials Find Fam ily In Tornado District Living With Chickens

PAY: FOR TEACHERS   Due To Pay Supply of Teachers i: Ruuning Much Uclow De

PAY FOR TEACHERD   SALAINES MUST BE INCREASED TO HOLD INSTRECTRORS,   Dtte To Pay Supply of Teachers is Running Much Below Demand.

NY. CEN R'! 1S CEN Bl. LAN   $26,776,000 is Handed Out B; the Government to Aid Railroad.

AN T0 ROA FOR EQUIPMENT   New York Gentral To Borrow $26,775,000  Total of $56,625,000 To Be Expended

RAILROAD LOAN OF $26,775,000 IS APPROVEL   New York Central and Sub. sidiaries Granted Financial Aid. .

LOAN IS APPROVEL   $56,625,000 to be Spent by Rail reads is improvement —

MEXICAN REBEL SURRENDERS   Leader of the Felix Diaz Forces in - State of Vera Cruz Gives Up. ,

CLOTHING FIRMS: ‘LOCK OUT’. 16,00 UNION WORKER:   “War Declared” /Bulletit “From: ‘Employes, Head-- :

DECLARATION OF WAR ON © UNION WORKERS CLAIMED   Clothing Workerg Headquarters Asserts 16,000 Affected by Lockouts in New York

CLOTHING WAR ON.    New York Manafacturers Lock Ont  106.000 Workers.

6 CLOTHING FIRMS LOCK OUT WORKERS   Employers Make War Or Unions and 16,000 Men Are Out of Work.

MAKERS OF CLOTHING WILL NO LONGER ~ RECOGNIZE UNION   Six Large Firms, in New York Stop Work and 16,000 Find Themselves Locked Out

CLOTHING WAR > STARTS INN. ¥   Is Claim ‘ef Union Men, Made Today ~~ ee Manufacturers. Withdraw’ ---7 Recognition ‘

ORDERS BOARDS   FIVE INDIANA COUNTIES RE CEIVE INSTRUCTIONS FROM REVIEW

ORDERS IN FIVE COUNTIES REVERSE!   State Tax Board Instructs Reviewers Who Rejected Horizontal Increases to Recognize Them:   SEVERAL MAINTAIN RAISES

KANSAS MINERS STILL ARE OU!   In Addition to One-Third Who Didn't Work Yesterday, Oihers Fail to Report.

FAIL TO DRAG ROADS   Complaint Made That Counties Do Not Use Funds

CHILE MAY QUIT LEAGUE 1S WORD FROM 1      THIS WILL BE DONE IF AT. TEMPTS ARE MADE TO REVISE CHILEAN TREATIES.   REFUSE TQ ACCEPT REVISION   The Assembly Today Admitted Bulgaria to the Leaguc—France Refuses to Vote.

France and Australia Refus to Cast Their Ballots.   Unanimous Vote Polled on the Applications of Finland and Luxemburg. .

Bulgaria Is Admitted To - League Today   Is First of Enemy Countries to be Taken Into Body   CHILE MAY GIVE UP   Virtually Threatens Withdrawal of Treaties Are  Revised

RUSSIAN SOVIET COMMISSARY ,<" CRITICISES UNITED STATES IN DEPORTATION OF MR. MARTENS   eae —h  RETALIATORY MEASURES T AKEN BY THE BOLSHEVIK! REGIME IN REVENGE OF DEPORTATION OF  , REPRESENTATIVE IS EXPLAINED.

RUSSIA CAN GET  ALONG WITHOUT AMERICA, SAYS G. TCHITCHERIN   Soviet Commissar Thinks America Will Suffer For Her Folly   SAYS U. S. IS PANICKY   Reiterates His Statement That Working Ciasses of U. S. Are Friendly

Deplores Act OF U.S. Barring ~~ (€. AK. Martens   Russian Commissary for Foreign Affairs Calls It Panicky Act   ORDERED TO RETURN   Country Will Get Along Without Co-operation of American Nation   PR BAVA AOR BPRS UN Special Correspondent of the I. N. S. (Copyright, 1920 b ythe I. N. S.) (Npneeclal Radio Dispatch)

HARDING TAKES REST   Leaves Center- of Stage to Gov- . ernot Coolidge ‘Foday i

HARDING TAKES REST   Leaves Center- of Srage to Gevernor Coolidge Today

HARDING HAS QUIET DAY   PREPARING FOR VISITORS FROM MANSFIELD ON SATURDAY — OTHER DATES MADE.

BOSTON MAYOR GETS A LETTER   HREATENS HIS LIFE WHICH CALLS OUT SPECIAL GUARDS,

ea ED EQUIPMENT   REQUIREMENTS ARE TOLD TO SENATE COMMITTEE BY DALLAS MAN,   FARM PRODUCTS LOSI   Orops of Cabbage and Onionn Suffer for Lack of Transporta, tlon Facilitics,

TELLS OF CONDITIONS OF TEXAS RAILROADS   PROBABLE ENOUGH CARS CAN NOT BE PROVIDED TO HANDLE CROP, OFFICIAL SAYS.   COST OF EQUIPMENT HIGH   Cabbage Crop Loss Estimated at $1, 000,000; Moving Other Produce Is Big Problem.

ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ASSASSINATE PRINCE ALEXANDER   SERBIA PRINCE REGENTS TRATES BOMBED AT SARAJEVO,

AdoADOIN IK BUME PLOT ON PRINGE   Heir to Throne Near Deat  at Sarajevo As Explosive Wrecks Train

BOMBPLOTTO  KILL THE PRINCE REGENT OF SERBIA   Al Sarajevo Whiek Was Scette of As-vassination of Austrian’ Crown Prince in dune, 1914

ASSASSIN'S BOMB HURLED AT PRINCE   Sarajevo, Where World War Was Precipitated, Seene of Attempted Assassination,

ATTEMPT MADE 10 ASSASSINATE SERBIAN PRINCE   SARAJEVO IS SELECTED A PLACE; RECALIS DAYS OF JUNE, 1014.

TRAIN BOMBED: SERBIAN PRINCE ESCAPES DEATE   Infernal Machine Blows UU) Two Passenger Coaches + At Sarajevo   MAYOR, COUNCIL RESIGN

BOMB PLOT TO KILL THE PRINCE RECENT OF SERBI   At Sarajevo Which Was Scene of Age sassloation of Austrian Crown Prince Jn June, 1914

300 CASES OF WHISKEY DETSINED AT UNIONTOWN   Held Up On Trip From  BelleVernon, Pa., to New York,

CRITICAL SITUATION   Anti-Bolshevik Forces are in Grave Predicament

WOMEN VOTED HAST TIME TODA}   Interest Centers in Senatorial Contest Between Gore and Ferris.

ELECTIONS HELD NP MNDDLE WEST   Oklahoma, Missouri and the Kansans are Balloting Today in Primaries. — Women In Oklahoma Vote for First  Time.

OKLAHOMA WOMEN VOTE.   ‘First Time in the History of the State Election

WIDOW OF MAG SWINEY COLLAPSES, 13 UNABLE TA ATTEN HIS FUNERAL   Members of Irish Volunteer Army Guard Body in Cathedral as Thousands of Persons Pass Bier.   [IRELAND TO SUSPEND BUSINESS DURING A DAY OF MOURNING

SCOTCH RGUDS FIGHT POLICE,   Oem Break Up. Up Civilians Doi ‘ing. Military? Dray, .

PETLURA TROOPS BURN TOWN   Forces of Ukrainian Leader Pu Torch to Novograd Volhynskiy in Retreat.

EXPLOSIONIN WALL ST. MAY BE EXPLAINED   NEW YORK WORLD SAYS CAUSED BY HOUSE WRECKERS’ REVOLT AGAINST BDINDELL.   INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION

ADDR REVOLT BU MED FOR WALL ST. BLAS]   New York Newsoaper Places Responsibility After Independent Probe.   RESULT CF LABOR STRIFE   Article States Explosion Was “Desinaed to Buin House, - Wrecking Job.

THREE. AMERCANS SLAIN ~ BYRUSS REDS   Red Cross Captain and Two Nurses Are Slain.   TWO OTHERS MAKE ESCAPE   'Dead Officer, Ceptain Kilpatrick, * Served in U. S. Army in France  : as Lieutenant of Artillery— !  : ° Pistributing Retief Supplies.

THREE AVERIGAND KILLED BY REDS   Red Cross Captain and Twe Nurses Are Slain.   TWO OTHERS MAKE ESCAPE   Dead Officer, Captain Kilpatrick,  Served in U. S. Army in France   as Lieutenant of Artillery— Distributing Relief Supplies.

7 At) GROSS OFFICER ~ KILLED BY REDS   Latest Report to U.S. State Department Told of Brutal Treatment at Capture.

Red Cross Captain and Two Nurses Slain, Says Reuter’s Dispatch.   ) OTHER AMERICANS ESCAPE   Miesion in Russia Distributing Relief Supplies Among Civilians — Kil. patrick Served in Army in in France,

THAEE RED GROoe WORKERS KILLED BY BOLSHEVIK    American Captain and Two Nurses Brutally Murdered in a Cavalry Raid.

TWO. AMERICANS ARE CAPTURED BY BOLSHEVIK   Emmet Kilpatrick and C. Abechny are Captured in Southern Russia.

CAPT. KILPATRICK KILLED BY SOVIET   Red Cross Representative anc Two Nurses Die at Hands  of Bolsheviki. '

TWO NURSES ARE VICTIMS IN RUSS RAW   Dispatch From Sebastopol Says Captain Kilpatrick And Assistants Died at Salkovo—uU. S. State Department Has Report of Capture But None of Death—Fate Is Matter Of Grave Concern.

American Red Cross Repre. sentative in South Russia Was Last Seen at Nova Alexievsk October 30, Strip. ped to Underclothes.

BOLSHEVIKI KILL ” YANKEE OFFICER   Red Cross Captain and Twe Nurses Slain, Saye Reuter’s Dispateh.   9 OTHER AMERICANS ESCAPE   ‘Mission in Russia Distributing Relist Supplies Among Civilians — Kil. patrick Served in Army in In France.

RED CROSS GIRLS ARE BUTCHERED BY RUSSIAN REDS   Three Nurses And Cap tain Brutally Murdered By Soviet.

ALBERT J. _ BEVERIDGE ” CRITICISES: PREACHERS      furmer Senator ror Asserts They Fall To Preach the ey Gospel. i

WILSON MADE NEW ISSUE   REFUSAL TO EXECUTE MARINE ACT MAY ALIENATE DEMOCRATS.   Singe He Signed the Bill and Then Declined to Carry Out Ita Features, Suggention of Impeachment Ie Eacorntercd.

WILSON’S STAND ON MARINE ACT STARTS GOSSIP   President’s Latest Defiance of Congress Gives Foes Another Chance to Emphasize Autocratic Fendencies

GRAND JURY 4 TRUST INOUIR'   Supreme Court Justice in. New York Begins Selection of Extraordinary Panel

Alleged Activities of Building: Trust Will Be Thoroughly Probed In New York City

NEW YORK JURY TO MAKE PROBE   Will Inquire Into Building Scandal.

LOCAL CO. BANKRUPT   Penna. Gasoline Co. Files Vol untary Petition

bic ICE GORGE DREAKG LOVE GAUaco UAMAb:   GREAT MENACE TWENTY HIGH RUSHES DOWN RIVER CARKYING BRIDGES IN ITS WAKE,

IGE GORGE DOES HEAVY DAMAGE   GREAT QUANTITY OF ICE WRECK BOATS AND TEARS DOWN MANY BRIDGES

BIG ICE GORGE CAUSES FLOODS ON ALLEGHENY   Broken Ice 20 Feet in Height And Eight Miles Long  Se ReneS   Boats Crushed to Bits Anc Bridges Damaged by Jam

Bic 10 GORGE CAUSES FLOODS ON ALLEGHENY   Broken Ice 20 Feet in Height And Eight Miles Long   Boats Crushed to Bils And Bridges Damaged by Jam

PLANS FOR Bic “TAY FORME   Meeting of Finance Committee Of Civie Club Held Last  ‘e'* whet   FLORAL PARADE PLANNED.

PLANS FOR BIG DAY FORMING   Mecting of Vinance Commiitee Of Civic Chab Held Last  Nighi.      FLORAL PARADE PLANNED,

THOUSANDS AT. M’SWINEY BURIAI   Vast Multitude Paid Last Respects to Late  Lord Mayor of Cork -No Disturbances Mark. ed Day’s Events.   POLICE ACTIVE

PREPARING FOR MEETING   Men Coming From Many Sections to Hear Beidleman.

HARDING FINDS TWO MEN 10 HIS LIKING   EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE SOME CABINET SELECTIONS.   Ne Preffers Thus Far “Made, Be! Paincstakingly Going Over Liat of Posstbilities—Near a Solutien ef Big Preblems.

CONFERENCES HAVE BROUGHT HIM NEARER SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS,   “Members of Cabinet ‘May Be Announced by President-Elect Early in —

MEETING OF MINDS I HELPING SHAPE HARDING'S PLANS   President-Elect Said to Be Get ting Much Nearer Solution Of Big Problems Facing Him.

EXPEGT HARDING TO NAME AIDES AY EARLY OMTE   Available -Material For Cab inet Selection Been Sorted By President-elect   MAKES NG DEFINITE OFFER   Remains Free From Committa on Solution of World Peace But Has Skeleton to Aid

HARDING 13 MUCH NEARER SOLUTION OF BIG PROBLEMS   World Peace Plan’ Taking More or Less Concrete Form in His Mind.   AVAILABLE MATERIAL FOR CABINET IS SORTED   No Appointments Yet Offered but Field of Possibilities Has Narrowed Sharply——-Spends Day at Desk Taking Stock of Information and Advice.

FORCE 1S: PLAN TOBE BROACHED   Harding Contermplates Diplomatic - Exchange With ‘Powers After March” 4... With “World-peace  * Waa oS anh. Tey ocr:   CABINET. SELECTION. GOSSII

Harding’s World Peace Plan Is Proposal to Great Powers for a _  ‘United Moral Force’ for Peace

HARDING'S TALKS HAVE ASSISTED IN FORMING POLICIES   Has Gathered Data From Many Viewpoints In Series of Conferences   CABINET ANNOUNCEMENTS EXPECTED EARLY IN YEAR   President-Elect Has Not Committed Himself on Detinite Peace Program

ANOTHER BIG AM. EXPRESS CO. ROBBERY   Thieves Took Strong Box Weigh. ing 150 Pounds, Carted It Off Opened It and Left It on the Road.

FRANCE SHUTS OUT AMERICAN AUTOS   Firms Say They Must Close Up Shop.

INGK FROST IS 10 MAKE CALL TONG   First Frost of Season for State Is Forecast——Rising Tempera tures Tomorrow.

Cold Wave: Sets Record . For October, Frosts ae } Prevalent: Warming Up

WEATHER MAN WARNS MORE FROST TONIGHT   Cold Wave Sweeps Eastern Portion of Nation, 

HEAVY FROST REPORTEL   WIDE PORTION OF COUNTRY VISITED—LOWER TEMPERATURES FOR TONIGHT.

Heavy Frosts Are Reported Throughout Middle West ’ This Morning.

Piha desi iortadin tt slatted iy! ; THE WEATHER. é Sececcoooucoceacooe   FROST GENERAL IN NORTH,

KILLING FROSTS IN WORTH AND LOWER - TEMPERATURE HERE   Light Frosts as Far South as Arkansas * and North Alabama.— Low Temperattires “At Thomasville and Tampa. —Warm Weather Saturday.

KILLING FROSTS IN MANY STATES   Ohio and Michigan To Feel Cold Breath of Jack Frost   Warmer Weatiier Ahead Foi Saturday--Records Smashed

Low SOUTHERN TEMPERATURES   Qctobor 1 Records Broken in Georgla, Alabama and Fiorida.

FROSTS-IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND MIGHIGA      North.and- Sentral Bections.o .- Indiana Due for Visitation      ‘CHILL’ STRIKES. EAR SOUTH.

HUNS: RETURN.  STOCK: TAKEN   Many. Head'of. Cattle and Sheer Given‘in Repa‘ration’ by Germans ©

U. S. TO RUSH RECRUITING   War Department Issues Orders tx Bring the Second Division Up to Full Strength.

High Price Record  for Cotton Contracts   duly Cotton Contracts Sold Up to 43.75 Today (Breaking the Reeord,

SEPLAN NCA ~ ON LAST FLIGHT   After Reaching Reckaway Beach th Craft. Will Be Dismantled and -- Sent te Washington.

FRANCE T0 TAKE PART IN PARLEY   PREMIER MILLERAND WINS A VICTORY AT THE BOULOGNE CONFERENCE IS REPORT.   AMERICA MAY STAY Ol   Prediction Made That Russian So viet Government Will Accept Terms of Allies.

articipation Is Conditional Upon Compliance With Latest Note Of Allies   VILLING TO DISCUSS DEBT OWED TO FRANCE   Vill Insist, However, Upor Reserving Liberty Of Action On Recognition

FRANCE WILL BE AT PEACE MEE   Consent Given Only on Conditior Russia Complies With Terms of New Note.   Payment of Old Account Not to Be Demand If Plan Interferes With Negotiations; May Disregard U. S. A.

PREACH TO JOIN HUOGIAN PARLEY   Consent Given on Condition New Terms Are Complied With.   DEBT HELD IN BACKGROUND   Will Not Demand Payment of Old Ac count if Plan Should Interfere With the Peace Negotiations, Says Dispatch.

Will Take Part: in: Londor - Parley Even if.U. S. Hy Stave Ont. - §   TERMS MUST- BE MET!   Debt Guarantee Caded -But _ Reply Note Must Be ‘Favorable.

French Papers Believe Diplomats Have Scored Victorv Over Soviet Envoys

GUNFERENGE CN ECONOMY IN GAS   Plans for Intensive Educational Campaign   WOULD REDUCE WASTE   Cooperation of Operators will be Asked in Effort to Curtail Losses Now Estimated at Fifty Per Cent—Present Waste Threatens Exhaustion Says Secretary Lane.

GAS CONFERENCE HELD.   Plans Formulated for Educa tional Campaign in Economic Use of Fuel.

INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION PLANNED   Pilens Formulated at Meeting Held in Interest of Curtailing Waste of Natural Gas,

ACCSUES COX OF COARSE METHODS   Coolidge Says De:nocratic Nom: inee Started As Idealist Then Dropped To Ward Politics

A  COX CHARGES GROW WILDER AND WILDER SAYS COOLIDG!   Vlass. Governor Asserts Candidate Has Turned to - the Coarser Methods of Ward Politics in Making His Campaign for Presidency.

CHAPTER OF — ACCIDENTS   Gaverndr Coolidge So Reterred to Eight years of Mr. Wilson

DOOLIDGE SAYS UOX [S COARSE   G. O. P. Vice Presidentia) Runner Takes a Fall Out of Democratic Candidate.

WARD POLITICIAN ~ SAYS COOLIDGE   VOWS GOYERNOR, COX'S METH ops RE. VERY COARSE.  :   POSED AS APOSTLE OF GREAT AND SOLEMN REFERENDUM,   But Siid ‘Rack to Methods of Ware Politician Used in the Larger Citles. Py

HIS FAST LASTS FOR  /4 DAYS   One of Most Dramatic Episodes in Modern British History.   MILESTONES IN PRISON CAREER OF MAC-SWINEY

Negro Granted Pardon — After Serving Eight Y ears For Crime of Another

WILL REMAIN EN THE CAPITA FOR A WEEK PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN,   SENATOR ANH HIS WIEF MINED WITH OTHER PASSENGERS ON TRAIN.

STRENOUS LIFE DECLARES CHOICE OF REPUBLICANS   “WE ARE IN TOO ‘MUCH OF A HURRY” HE TELLS SENATORS ON SPECIAL

HARDING-BACK ~ — INWASHINGTON   Republican Candidate Returns * to National Capital to Prenare for Camnaion.   RESUMES ‘SENATE DUTIES

HARDING READY TO START FIGHT   Republican Nominee to Remain in Washington a Week   LAUNCH CAMPAIGN AT ONCE   Ohio Senator Spends Sunda; Reading of His Victory

ANUING DALA NN WASHINGTON FOR GAMPAIGK   Plans Will Be Laid Thi Week With Lodge, Hays And Other Party Leaders   COUNTRY IN TOO GREAT A HURRY, SAYS NOMINEt   TALKS QF H.C. L., READS FUN. NY PAPERS AND CUTS HIM. SELF WITH RAZOR ON WAY  BACK,

SEN. HARDING IN WASHINGTON MAKING PLANS   WILL RE IN THE CAPITAL DUR ING THE WEEK, PLANS AFTERWARDS UNKNOWN.   He Will Go Ahead Leisurely With His Plans, Postponing at Thm. portant Decision Until a  Conference.

Republican and Democratic Leaders Regard Die Cast And the Issue All Fixed.      Both Sides ‘Torn by Con_ flicling Opinion and Eael jonal Strife As Result Of ~ Areunents.

PEACE PACT SURE 70 BECOME ISSUE BEFORE ELECTORS   Leaders Of Roth Parties Regard Die As Cast And Ratification Now Hopeless   (ONCERN IS” EXPRESSED   Chieftans Seek Means To Pre vent Treaty Splitting Both National Conventions

VERDICT AT POLLS ON PEACE TREAT NOW NEUITABL    Pact Must Become  Issue in 1920  BWlacatinn   CONCERN EXPRESSED   Fear Party Conventions ‘May Be _ Badly Disturbed.

ISSUE TO G0 ~ JOPEOPLE   LEAGUE OF NATIONS DIS PUTE BECOMES MORE INTENSE

PEACETREATYIS PUSHED FARTHER NTO CAMPAICN   Politica] Leaders Believe Ratification Is ‘Hopeless.   WILL BE AN ISSUE IN THE CAMPAIGN   Leaders’ Concerned over Probability of Fights In Conventions Over Treaty.

MEN IN SERVICE ALLOWED TO VOTE         Friemis ar Relatives Must Comply _ With Formalities at County _ Clerk’s Office

MEN IN SERVICE ALLOWED TO VOTE   Vriemis or Relatives Must Comply With Formalities at County Clerk’s Office

WORLD SERIES  GAMES PRORED   Cook County Grand Jury Continues, Investigations   Ganblers Reported to Have Lost Heavily On World Series   Charge Made That Games Were “ Fixed’ For Reds.

BASEBALL GAMBLING UNDER DISCUSSION   ‘Benton Says That it Was  ‘Generally Understood That  The Reds Were to Win and That Many Players Profited ‘Ry the Self. _

WAS WORLD - SERIES “FIXED”   CHICAGO. GRAND JURY. IS_IN, VESTIGATING SCANDAL,   DAMAGING CHARGES   WHITE SOX ACCUSED OF TAX. ING BRIBE TO THROW: GAMES.   "Testimony Tending to Show That “Straightest Game in the. World”  ° Is Crooked After All

THE BASEBALL ~~ TNVESTIGATIO      ‘DENTON STATED, HE WAS OFFERED BRIBE'TO LOSE      ‘RUBE? BENTAN TESTIFIES      re M, Cohan, tho Actor, Snid ta        kve Lost Large Sums on Last  “Year's World's Scries,

GRAND JURY FOREMAN {8 SHOCKED   Says Gamblers Are Bleeding Players and Corrupting Baseball.

GRAND JURY T0 INQUIRE INTO WORD SERIRS   COOK COUNTY AUTHORITIES TC TAKE UP CHARGE OF “FIXING OF WORLD SERIES BASEBALI GAMES LAST FALL

Actor Said to Have Lost Thirty Thousand on Sox and Mont Tennes ton nnn   GRAND JURY TO PROBE

BASEBALL PROBE SHOCKS LOVERS OF GREAT GAME   CHICAGO GRAND JURY FOREMAN SAYS “ROTTEN. NESS” HAS BEEN ESTAB T TOUTS   George M. Cohan Reported tc Have Lost $80,000 and Bribe of $100,000 is Mentioned.

DISHONEST PLAYER NSCRAGE TO-GAME   CHAS. A. COMISKEY GIVES OUT STINGING INTERVIEW ON BALL GAMBLING,   Asseris White’ Sox In 1919 Were the Finest Ball Players World Has Seen—Betting Shifted to the Reds

JURY IS PROBING LOSSES, BETTING IN WORLD SERIES      GAMBLERS OF BIG CITIES BLEEDIN( AMERICAN SPORT, SAYS CHICAGO JURYMAN

B. & 0. MAIN LINE TRAINS ARE DELAYED BY STRIKE   2,000 Men Reported Out at Bruns- wick-+Want ‘Decision of Their Wage Demands.

KING ALFONSO WAS ‘\ POPULAR VISITOR   Much Attention Paid Spanish Rulets During Recent Short Visit in’ London.

ROYALTY Is  7 WEUL TIKED BY ENGLAND   Much Attention Favored King and Queen of Spain by English Court.

INDIANA EDITOR FINED      Also Sentenced’ te Jail for PablivatIng of A#ticles Conceraing . Attorneys. .

THE WOES OF SERBIA.   Col. Cressy to T Hof That Lana at. Baptist Church, ‘Tonight.

LAUNCH ACTION AGAINST OUTLAW RAIL STRIKERS   FEDERAL WHEELS MOVE TO PUNISH LEADERS OF UNAUTHORIZED WALKOUT   NO EVIDENCE OF STRIKE NOW FOUND IN THE EAST

FEDERAL ACTION AGAINST STRIKERS   Punishment of Railworkers In New York and Jersey is Begun by the Department of Justice Agents, According to Reports Today,

U.S. TO PUNISH STRIKE LEADERS   Last Traces of Tie-Up Disappear in N. Y. as Government Investigation Opens.

United States District Attorney Calls Witnesses to Testify Before Grand Jury in New Jersey

NEW ILLINOIS PRISON FEATURES SUNLIGHT AND GOOD SANITATION   NEW INSTITUTION BUILT I CYLINDRICAL FORM WITH SCORES OF MPROVEMENTS.

HOT AND COLD WATER IN EACH PRISON CFLL   Cylindrical State Prison At States. ville, IL, Only One of Ita Kind In The World

Commander Not to Blame * for the Accident   Request Secretary Daniels to Keep Them Together So They May Serve Under Cook —Stories of Heroism Told by Gunner’s Mate Whose Shirt Served as Flag of Distress

STAND BY SUBSEA COMMANDER   Crew of Sunken 58-5 Prepared to  Prove Him Blameless.

COMMANDER IS PRAISED.   Members of Submarine’s Crew  Tell of Disaster—Tales of Heroism Related.

Men Sign “Round Robin,” Asking Secretary Of the Navy Daniels To Keep Them Together As a lhutt .   GUNNER'S MATE TELLS. STORY

‘EALY HALF OF FALL. ~~ CAMPAIGN PERIOD GONE          Repablicen Candidate, If Eiestio: “Yr Heid Today, Lawrence _ _ Says, Would Win.   (Q0X CAMPAIGN HAS MADE : SEADWAY. BUT NOT MUCH   Democrats Blazing ‘Away as In ‘-§ensely as They Can With Clhamsy Organization.      REPUBLICANS HOLD BACK   But “They Have. Smoothly - Run. . ning Machine. That May Be Speeded Up Any Time.

HARDING HOLDS ON TN GAMPAIGN LEAD   NEARLY HALF ALLOTTED TIME HAS ELAPSED.   David Lawrence Doubts Whether Governor Cox Can Overcome Senator's Advantage With  Clumsy Organisation.

BURAK THERE 10 START TROUBLE   Idaho Senator Promises te Throw Monkey Wrench  Into Resolutions.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS QUESTION   CONCEDED TO BE THE HARDEST NUT TO  CRACK IN PLATFORM RINT NING   » of Thirteen Has Pink Under Consideration — Membership. Mixed en the Subiect.

LEAGUE PROVING A HARD NUT FOR THE COMMITTE?   Talk of a Johnson Boll If Treaty Plank Does Not Suit Him Still Per.  sists.

Samuel Gompers to: Appear Be fore ‘Full Committee With _ Labor Planks.   WALSH WANTS DECLARATION FOR FREEDOM OF IRELAND   Minor Details: to Be ‘Worked Out  on Mexican Qiiestion’ and Fin ishing Touches Given.   procron AND JUTCHeOCI.

LEAGUE OF © NATIONS QUESTION   CONCEDED TO BE THE HARDEST NUT TO CRACK IN PLATFORM RITL_DING.   Sub-Committee of Thirteen ‘Has Plank Under Consideration -— Membership Mixed on the Subject.

COMMITTEE SIFTS PLATFORM TIMBLE FROM ALL SURGES   Baker's Dozen Selected Minds Building for Harmony in Convention Hall.

‘SNOW SLIDES _ WIPE OUT TOWNS   Seren Villages Buried by Avalanch es in the Alpine Regions in “ Yaly

MANY ARE SLAIN. ~IN-AVALANCHES        Swiss‘ Mountain : “Slides: Bury Several Villages ‘in Rush - Down Steep Inolines.   FOLLOWS BAD STORMS

Wheeler's Enamel WHITE LUMBER CO.   TOWNS WIPED QUT _ BY AVALANCHES   FOLLOWED SEVERE. STORM PER.  10D IN THE ALPINE. REGIONS OF SWITZERLAND

Americati Citizens and British : . Subjects--Reported .Held“in Jamisco State

KAISER WALKS NOW INSTEAD OF SAWING WOO:   Broken in Health and Spirits -—-Wife May Die at  acces Dinewatit:

SEER SLATER OF MRS. WOSS.   Ubolicani«c Arrest ef Seldiers OUrdered at (amp Graest.

NEW LABOR PARTY   Mavors Nationwide Referendum on Prohibitien, Approves Soviet Cove ermment in Russia and Tndorses  ‘aadsh Republic.”

RUSSIA LAUNCHES . ANEW OFFENSIVE “AGAINST POLAND   Soviet Claims Re-Capture o Minsk and Advance on . Galician Border   AQSTUTES: BETWEEN*POLARD © PANO LITHUANIA RESUME!   Polish. War Office Announces Advance in North

LITRUANIANS. FIGHT POLES: RUSS PEACE PARLEY DISAGREES   HEAVY BATTLE ENGAGED IN SOUTH OF VILNA,~ LOSSES SERIOUS.   CONFER AT RIGA   No Settlement Reached on Armistice Terms With  a ae ge

UP AGAINST IT   Polish and Russian Peace Delegates Finding It Hard to Agree.

PEACE PARLEY DELAYS SIGNING RED ARMISTICE   Several Points Remain to Be Settled Before Agree Re REeeR yt eco ete

MUooD-POLIGH -DELEGATES WORK ON ARMISTIC   Many Points in Controvers} emain to be Settled and Re: payment of Gold Taken by Russians From Warsaw. i: Beine Discussed.

BLAMAN SECRETS OF U-BOAT WAR   Accounts of Conference Be: tween Hindenburg and Ludendorff Published.

EARLY TOWNS REPOR! CHAUTAUQUA BEST YET   Reports Along Line of Big Cir cuit Indicate Our Chautauqua Smashes. Records

FARMERS WANT _ CREDIT EXTENDEL   PRESIDENT  OF -- FARM BUREAL DECLARES AMERICA HAS SURPLUS OF WEEAT AND CORN

RN ee eee ee  Ambulance Service Men In Reunion at Allentown June !

NEVADA SUES MARY PICKFORD   State Holds She !'s Still Mrs. Moore, and Asks Divorce Be Set Aside.

MARY PICKFORD IS ACCUSED   Nevada Authorities Hold She Still Is  More Owen Manare

HUGH EXPLOSION IN MUNITIONS DUME   Saar Valley Inhabitants Flee When Rockets Ignite and Spread to Explosives.

GERMANS FLEE SAAR BLAST   Dump Biows Up—inhdbitants Fea: Explosion of Gas Shellie atid Get Out of District.

GERMANS FLEEING FROM EXPLOSIONS OF AMMUNITION   FEAR OF GAS SHELL EXPLOSIONS  CAUSES POPULACE TO HAS.  TEN FROM LOCALITY

INHABITANTS FLEEING      Aerial Pombs Explode, Gas Shells May Follow

EXPLOSION IN SAARE REGION   Tanition of Rockets Set Off Shells in  Ammunition Dump.

Residents cf Section Fear That Gas Shells May Let Go— Railroad Oars Held in Readiness in “Order to Evacuate Threatened Districts— Caused By Rockets Igniting.

JAKE STRICKLER DEAD.   Former Kansan Beeame a Conmspicaous Figure in Mining Cireles.

Claim Decision is Preceded by Much Careful. Thought and ~ Study ~

HOME BREWING I BROUGHT UNDER PROHIBITION BAN   Sale of Hops and Malts te Other Than Bakers and Confectioners Ruled Against.   ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS EVERYWHERE NOTIFIED   Construction of Law Which Resulted in New Orders Made Nearly Two Months Ago, but Has Not Yet Been Approved by Houston,

HUME BREWING {9 UNDER THE BAN   Dry Enforcement Officials 4 Foiled Sale of Malt and Hops.

HOME BREW ——IS-UNDER BAN   Enforcement. Officials Rule against Sale of Hops and Malt to Others Than Bakers or Confectioners.   PARTICULARS

BARS SALE OF MALT AND HOPS   Home Brewing Gets a Knockout Blow “From Dry Enforcement Officials at Washington.

FORBIDS SALE OF HOPS   HOME BREWING IS BANNED   Enforcement Officials A'so Pro hibit Disposal of Malt Ex. cept to Bakers.

KILL HOME BREW WHEN MALT SALE IS HELD ILLEGAL   Officials Rule Only Bakers and Confectioners May Obtain Ingredients   EXPECT LITIGATION   FUMOR NEAR BEER MEN HAD PROTESTED AGAINST SALES TO PRIVATE USERS

JOLT DELIVERED  NEW. INDUSTRY. BY DRY RULING          one to Buy 3  cept Bakers and Confection  ers, Prohibition BurealrEdict.  a   SECRECY SURROUNDS ORDER   Vast Increase in Private Manus  _—facture-of Beer Held Rees." “enansible for Action. ="

HOME BREWING PUT  UNDER DRY LAW BAN   NO MORE HOPS OR MALT FOR DOMESTIC MAKERS.   Orders Given by Enforcement Of ficers to Prohibit Sale—Wave ef Litigation Expected to Follow Ruling.

DRY AGENTS SOUND DOOM GF HOME BREW   Secret Orders Issued to Enforce Ruling Against Sale of Hops and Malt

Are Expected to Follow to Test Validity of Ruling—Hops and Malt May be Sold Only to Bakers and Confectioners Under Decision which Treasury Department Probably  * will Sanction

HOME BREWING IS HARD HIT   Dry Enforcement Officials Bar Sale of Malt and Hops.

HOMEBREWING HIT BY BAN PLACED ON HOPS AND MALTS   Prohibition Officers Rule Sale of Brewing Ingredients Come Under Volstead Law.   CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS CAN ONLY BUY   While Details of Order Are Lacking Instructions Have Been Sent to All Officers.

HOME BREWING PLAGED OMOEA PROHIBITION BA   Washington Officials Rule Agains Sale of Hops and Malt to Others  Than Confectioners and Bakers

HOME BREWING 10 BE STOPPED   GIVERNMENT ISSUES ORDER AGAINST MAKING BEER

Forbidden to Sell Hops: or Mait Intended to be - Used. In Making’ Beverages."   PREDICT MUCH LITIGATION   Soft Drink Manufacturers Enter Protest’ Over’ Decrease in Business .

WED FAIRBANKS  ANKS? NO. SAYS MARY   MISS PICKFORD DENIES MAKING MONEY SETTLEMENT ON DI-_ VORCED HUSBAND.

T'S DERBY DAY IN LOUISVILLE   City Crowded With Race Lovers to Sec 3 Year-Olds iv Premter Turi Clossie.

IT’S DERBY DAY . JN LOUISVILLE   City Crewded With Race Lovers Te See 3 Year-Qlds in Premicr Turt Classic. :

THEY'RE AFTER HN   LOCAL POSTOFFICE ASPIRANT: ON HOT TRAIL.   Indlanupulis Is Uke Zone of Interest Ps: at This Tine.

STOLE FROM SOLDIERS.   Postal Clerks and Companions Took . Checks From Mail.

STEAL CHECKS TO SOLDIERS DEPENDENTS   ‘Six Are Arresled and Two of Them Are Postal Clerks.

LITTLE DELAY IS ANTICIPATED IN. GETT _ TRACTS ON PAVING PROGRAM FO!

‘LITTLE DELAY 18 ANTICIPATED IN GETTING: THE CONi TRACTS GN PAVING PROGRAM FOR LUBBOCK   BIDS TO BE RECEIVED OH EIGTH OF THIS MONTH   The Elrod Company of Dallas has Charge of the Matter of Contracts and They Do Not Anticipate Any Delays in Getting the Work : Started Off at a Reasonably Early Date. ;

CONSIDER NEGRO VOTE   DISFRANCHISEMENT IN SOUTH TO EE TAKEN UP IN REAPPORTIONING CONGRESSMEN,

CHARGES WILL - NOT BE HEARI   Alleged Numbers of Ne. groes in South Not Allowed to Vote

CONSIDER: NEGRO VOTE   estore to Come U Up in Reapportionment Bill,

ET EEEEEEeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEOee  Alleged Disfranchisement of Negroes in South is Up Before Census Gommittet

INFLUENZA UNDER CONTROL   Seven Thousand Cases in U. S. Against 400 000 Last Year.

7,000 CASES OF ‘FLU’ IN U. S.   During the Same Period Last Yea More Than 400,000 Cases Occurred.

99-YEAR TERM FOR PRIVATE   Soldier Brought From Germany to Federal Prison—Killed Sergeant at Coblenz.

99-YEAR TERN FOR PRIVATE   Soldier Greve’? From Germany te Federal Prisin—Killed Sergeant at Cebienz.

SOLDIER BEGINS Add YEAR TERM AT LEAVENWORTH   John Mosher, Murderer of Ser. geant Arrives From Coblenz.   IN TROUBLE ON TRANSPORT

NOBEL PRIZES ARE FORMALLY AWARDED TODAY   President Wilson’s Gift Is Cut in Value by Difference in Exchange   OLD N. PD. MAN HONORED

NOBEL PEACE PRIZES ~ ARE AWARDED TODAY   Messagé From President Wilsor is Read at Ceremonies ir ’ Ohristiana.

NOBEL PEACE PRIZES ARE PRESENTED TODA\   President Wilson and Leon Bourgeois Honored,

FRENCH CAPTAIN IMPRISONED ks BEEN REINSTATEL   Served Three ‘months Or Charge of Divulging Government Secrets.

THREE DEAD IN FIRE.   Loggers Living In Rooming House Are Victims of Early Morning Fire,

Says League Is Great Moral Issue   Tells of Vital Importance to Christianity of World—Missionary Gives = Views.

HOLDS LEAGUE AS MORAL ISSUE   MINISTER TELLS OF IM PORTANCE OF CHRISTIANITY.

BONAR LAW REPLIES TO LABOR’S APPEAL   Declares That MacSwiney Mus Be Deall With as Any Other Rebel,

English Leader Says That Lord Mayor Weuld Have Been Liable to Be Shot if He Had Been Taken at His Work— Hunger Striker Now. Suffering From Depression.

Bonar .Law Says Government Can Not Take Course Contrary to That Already Pursued.  PARTICULARS OF GAGE REVEALED  Reply Made  to Labor Party’s Appeal in Behalf of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork.

DENOUNCE AILING OF CORK’S MAYOR   Frank P. Walsh, in Address Here Arraigns British Government for Action. ’   PROTEST OF TYRANNY   Resolution Passed by Friends of Irish Freedom Uphelds Ireland's Political Stand.   Bonar Law Declines to Give Any Merey in MacSweney Case

NO SYMPATHY "DUEMACSWINEY   Sastead, It Should Go to Rereaved : Families of Murdered Irish Policemen, Bear Law Says   GOVERNMENT FIRM   Mayor Was Mamber of Republican Army, Which “‘Asks No Mercy, and Makes No Compromise”

PLEAS MADE FOR MACSWINEY FAIL   Bonar Law Calis Government’s Position Clear.   REVIEW OF CASE IS GIVEN   English Leader Says That Lord Mayor Would Have Been Liable to Be Shot if He Had Been Taken at His Work— Hunger Striker Now Suffering From Depression.

BONAR LAW STATES ~ GOVT, POSITION   Declares Great Leniency Shown Macswiney.

Mother Sperior Dies of Burns In Fire Which Destroys $200,000 Canvent.

DAY OF NOISE, RUCTIONS, SHIMMYING AND ORATORY EEO MADOO, COX AND PALMER GET BIG OVATIONS   McADOO PUT UP, DESPITE HIS PROTEST, IN THE SHORTEST SPEECH EVER MADEINA NATIONAL CONVENTION

DAY OF NDISE, AUCTIONS, SHINING ANG CRATORY SEES WPADOG, COX AND PALMER GET BIG BYATIONS   McADOO PUT UP, DESPITE HIS PROTEST, IN THE SEIORTEST SPEECH EVER MADEIN A NATIONAT, CONVENTION

7 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Texas and Pacific Passenger and Freight Trains Collide

ICVEHAL INJURED ANT, & P. WREGK   PSUINERR BUILEY AND FIVE OPH Lie HURT IN TRAEN COR. LINTON

NATIONAL NAL REPUBLICAN __ BALANCE 1S.$38,00¢   Committée’ had Available Tota “of Over $750,000, °

HAD $38,653 LEFT   Jeuhn D. Rockefeller Contributed t Republican Campaign Fund.

Two Military Supporters  Have Deserted d’Annunzie (By The Associated Press}

TAX PAYERS IN RUSH TO. PAY LAST INSTALLMIEN   Next Monday The Last Day Fo Payment-——Penalty To Be _, Added Afterward.

AIRPLANE MAKES FAST. TIME   U. S. Mail Flyer Makes Round Trip Omaha-Cheyenne, 906 Miles, in Day.

FAST TIME FOR MAIL PLANE   Makes Omaha-Cheyenne Round Trip ir 9 Hours 25 Minutes.

MORE HOPEFUL 15 OT AIKE OUTLOOK IN GREAT BRITAIN   Hope Meeting Today of Miners and Rail Men May Develop Peace.

COAL STRIKE pot i      Londoner s Anxious Account. of Suspension of All. "Passenger Bearing  Vehicles

STRIKE SITUATION IN ENGLAND IS MORE HOPEFUI   Peace Parleys Between Govern ment and Miners Are Not Broken Off.

BRITISH STRIKE SITUATION NOW IS MORE HOPEFU   Rail Men and Miners Will Con fer Today and Peace May Result—Transportation Tie-Up Postponed.

BRITISH STRIKE VIEW  ic risen en HWOPEEIII   No New Developments——Par leys Continue Between Government and Leaders.

Peace Conversations Between Government and Miners Continues Unbroken.   WALES MINERS ASK STRIPPING OF. PITS   Action Would Render Pits Useless; Division Among Railroad and Buasmen. .

BRITISH COAL STRIKE SITUATION MORE HOPEFUL   Peace Conferences Betweer Government and Miners’ Leaders Continue Unbroken

HOPE RAISED IN ENGLAND STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED; RAILWAY MEN ARE DIVIDED

BRIGHTER PROSPECT IN BRITISH STRIKE   SITUATION CONSIDERED A LIT: TLE MORE HOPEFUL.   Cenferenees Between Government and Miners Geing On, and Rai? way Men May Decide te Defer Geing Out.

Government Meet: With Miners! Leaders  Ca Biehl ee   Report Ministry Ready io Run Railways if Man Gan Ont

BRITAIN PINS HOPE IN PARLE\   PEACE HOPE GIVEN LIFE 8B’) SCHEDULED MEET BETWEEN RAIL MEN AND MINERS

Goevernm ent Meets With Miners’ Leaders -in Conference   Report Ministry Ready to Run Railways if Men Go Out

TO SINN FEIN COURTS   ei a  Bus sings Falls Off in Government tz Court at Belfast

REVIVAL SPRVICES.   Will Open at West Street Christian Church January 2.

REVIVAL SERVICES.            ‘iN Open at West, Street Christian : Church: January 2.

ROOSEVELT AT MINNEAPOLIS   Candidate Urges Food Supply Be Put on Nationa! or International Basis.

ROOSEVELT IS ON HIS WAY   Arrives in Minnesota on His Campaign Trip to Coast.

FRENCH TAKE OVER RAILWAYS   Huoncarian Roads Pras Into Control  of Corporation for Long Term.

NEAR CYCLONE HITS COUNNY   ROOFS BLOWN OFF, TREES UPROOTED, STOCK KILLED AND LIVES ENDANGERED   INTERUREAN CARS HALTED

‘BUT ALGY H’OLD CHAP, OVERALLS IN PARLIAMENT?   But They're Going to Wea Spats to Relieve Sudden Shock.

Overalls Modified With Spats to Maintain Dignity  pear in Parliamen

OVERALLS ABOUT INVADE PARLIAMEN:   Spats May Be Used to Relieve His: * toric Place of Some of the Shock.

CLINGS TO HIS SPATS   Commoner: Wilt Wear Overalls in Par jiament, Rut Retahis Gaiters.

LS a ieee tees nets Se — A ee ae  Fi irst ‘ “Black Frost” of Year Comes . Close to Making New Weather Recor

LEADERS REJECT COALITION PLAN   Each Candidate to Continue His Own Fight   REVIVE DARK HORSE TALK   Believe Early Ballots: Will Show Little Chance

HOLD FAS]   Cox, McAdoo and Palmer Enter Fight Today in Effort to Wrest Nomination From Stubborn Deadlock.   DARK HORSE TALK IS GROWING STRONGER   With Chances for Nomination of Present Leaders Slipping Away Convention Turns to   Seek Other Timber.

DARK HORE TALK GROWING FAS!   APPARENT DEADLOCK OF 3 LEADING MEN REVIVES SPECULATION.   So Are Cox and Palmer Delegates Davis, Colby, Cummings and Owen Are Among Dark Horse Champions,

Recess Apparently Brings No Alignment of Factions to Break Deadlock   “BIG THREE” PREVENT “DARK HORSES” SO FAR   COX, McADOO AND PALMER EXPECTED TO GET ANOTHER CHANCE; “DARK HORSES" WILL FOLLOW.

BLIZZARD HIS NEW YORK TODAY   STREETS AGAIN PILED HIGE WITH SNOW DRIFTS BY DRIVING WINDS,

MANY OF THE STREETS ARE COMPLETELY BLOCKED BY HIGH SNOW DRIFTS   TRAFFIC COMPLETELY PARALYZED   An A\LNight Rain Storm Hits New _ England, Flooding the Streets and Filling Basements

Two Men and Child Die When Frisco Airplane Strikes Electric W ire

 THREE DEAD IN PLANE CRASH. San Franciséia Machine Struck « Wich

KILLED BY FALL OF AIRPLANE   Twe Men and Ten-year-oid Rey Dead at San Fraaciaco.

ALLIES CONSENT BEING WITHHELD   SILENT ON GERMAN TROOPS ENTERING OCCUVIED ZONE  Reperied That Allies Wil Demand Goaranters From Germany if Mili  deee Warn Te AYnwed.

FAILROAR SPREADING INU. §,   BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND OTHER CITIES AP.FECTED BY WALKOUT   Government Heads May Urge Wilson to Hasten Decision of the Railroad Labor Board on Wage Scale.

EMBARGOES ON   Non-perishable Freigh Goes on the Embargo List on Three Roads   STRIKE IS SPREADING

RAILROAD STRIKE "SPREADS IN EAS’     WORKERS GROW IMPATIENT WHILE WAITING FOR DECI CISION OF LABOR BOARD.

eee ee Ot Se ee ee eee  SECOND “OUTLAW” RAIL STRIKE I$ SPREADING

?  ” IN EAST TIES UP RAW ROAD LINES   EMBARGOES ARE PLACED ON NON . PERISHABLE FREIGHT WHEN VYARDMEN REFUSE TO WORK   HASTEN RAIL DECISION   Head of Railroad Trainmen Plans to Ask Wilson to Speed Up Labor Board's Decision on De. mand§& for increased Pay

CHICAGO TELEGRAPHERS OUT   Nation-Wide Strike of Operators Looms as Result of Cut: in Wages.

LABOR LEADERS ~ TALKING TODAY   THE LEGISLATURE WILL HEAR ~ ALL THEY HAVE TO SAY.   Booed  PROPOSAL IS TO GIVE: EVERY, ’ SERVICE WAN 10 4 MONTH.    Total Sum fy Estimated at $3,800,000 and it Is Proposed to Ralse it” by Bond Iusucy

COMMENDS BOTH ALLEN AND HOWAT   Jake Sheppard Opposes In: dustrial Court Bill.   SLAPS HOARDERS OF FOOD   Senator Montee Wou'd Make Them Seil Siocks Sheppard Upho.ds Right to Strike.

ARE COURTING FINES   ha 4 = ai 3 ‘“ t Moter Car Owners Fail to Apply for Licenses

BRIT Ion LAGORITES TAKE AGTAVE HAND   HOLDING CONFERENCE TC DECIDE ON COURSE TO SECURE BOLSHEVIK PEACE   COMMENC THE PREMIER   Delegation Will Be Sent to France to Seek Agreement With  French Labor to Prevent An Open Clash.

LABORITES MEET TO ORGANIZE   PREPARATORY TO TELLING GOYERNMENT WHAT TO DO IN THE RUSSTAN-POLISH  aiyr awit’

BRITISH LABORITES Te TELL GOVERNMENT WHAT. Ta. pe “EN RUSSIAN. CRISES .   WELL SEND DEPUTATION TO FRANCE ‘TO CONFER WITH LABRVUR LEADERS

BRITISH WORKING MEN WILL OPPOSE WAR ON RUSSIA   WORKERS OF KINGDOM “MET TODAY TO. ADVISE  GOVERSMENT OF LABORS' STA RUSSIAN-POLISH CRIBts,

LABORITE CONFERENCE 10 DICTATE. POLIGY OF GREAT BRITAIN IN RUSSIAN CRISIS      Will Send Deputation to Con ference in France So There Will Be No Misunderstandings   Will Ask England Not to Become En tangled in Complications of Possible War Between France and Russia

Extension of Soviet Principle Seen  As Menace to All Itelian Industr.

a  DOCK WORKERS. JUIN OTRINING ITALIAN LABOR   Men Seize All Docks, Piers and Warehouses at Genoa.   UNFURL RED FLAG   Premier Attempting To Bring Settlement Out Of Dispute.

ALY HAS INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION   ITALIAN WORKERS TRY T “SOVIFTIZE” ALL INDUSTRIES OF THAT  COUNTRY.   IRON AND STEEL MEN ARE OUT   Premier Giolitti is Attempting t Bring About a Settlement Among The Men.

CK WORKERS JOIN TALY’S RED STRIKERS   rbors, Piers, Warehouses At Genoa Are sized In Soviet Rebellion-- Railwaymen Sommandeer Food Supplies To Feed Reellious Workers --Premier Makes Plea.

PYTHIANS TO ELECT ON THURSDAY   Program at Encampment Today In.  cludes Parade of Qver 10.000 Men

?watrr SPEAKS AT OTTAWA.   ‘Address Deals With Constitutional As meets of Leacuc Plan.

4,000 Men Under Ex-Carrinz Officer Will Try to Keep Obregon From Presidency,

REBELLION  IN  PUEBLA   Armed Opposition of 3,000 Men te the Mexican Govera ee

REVOLUTIONISTS IN PUEBLA RISE AGAINST HUERTA   PREPARING TO TRY PREVEN' OBREGON FROM ASSUMING PRESIDENCY

LO oe meh nee nat  BANKERS DEMAND REPEAL OF EXCESS PROFITS TAX LAW

WOULD REPEAL EXCESS PROFIT TAY   Resolution Introduced at Closing Session of American Bankers’ Convention.

pet OF PROT TAX   Resolution Declares Taxes Are Inequitable and Stop ’ Achievement.   INDORSE RAILROAD LAW   Esch-Cummins Bill 0, K. Except That Bankers Should Be’ . Directors.

ASKS REPEAL OF THE ' “ UEYCESS PROFITS TAX        Baukers “In Final Session Draw VU; Itesolution Stating Some Necds of the Country.

DEMAND BY BANKERS IS FOR REPEAL OF - EXCESS PROFIT TAX   American Association Asks Revisior of Surtax Rates in Resclution Adopted at Clesing Session

Colonel Slocum Had Been hag Warned But Too« No Notice of Danger; Town Totally Undefended.,   JUDGE MEDLER TELLS OF DEMING TRIAL   No Watchful Waiting ln His Court, Response to Requests By Federal Government for Delays.

WARNING sVEN OF AIDS. BY UrVIPANG   Witnesses Tell Senate Committee That Commanding Officer Was Fore-Warn ed of Villa's Move   news MAN ON JOB FOR THREE DAYS FOR STORY   Woman Gives Graphic Descrip tin of Murder and Outrage by Bandits: .

100 TENDER A TONE 70 MEXIGAN RABBLE   UNITED STATES PICTURED as OS ER-LENITENT.   Jadge Whe sentenced Men Connected With Coiambus Raid Says Washington Admenished Him  Not to Proeeed.

WARNINE THAT MEXICANS WOULD ATTACK SNUBBED   Knew Raiders Were Near Columbus but Took No Action.

NO PRECAUTIONS, THOUGH WARNED   Witnesses Tell of Mexican Raid in 1916.

AOE AT COLUMBUS AID EXPECTED”   WITNESSES BEFORE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE “ELL DETAILS OF ATTACK.   MILITARY WAS WARNED   Asserted Colonel Slocum’ was Notified that Body of Mexican Soldiers was Near the Town.

AogEAT COLUMBUS AID EXPECTED’   WITNESSES BEFORE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE “TELL DETAILS OF ATTACK.   Asserted Colonel Slocum was Notified that Body of Mexican Soldiers was Near the Town.

ARMENIA MANDATE TO ITALY   Rome Government Disposed to Accep! lt, the Tempo Says.

R..R. SUSPENDS. OPERATION.   ‘Bus Line Operates Now Setween Ta por and Malvern.

PONZI AGENTS TO BE ARRESTED SOON   Friends Seeking Bail For ‘Bus tiel Basket Millfonaire,’ Whil Officials Continue Search For Hidden Property—Wil Sieze All His Jewels And Estate.

PONZI EXPECTS + TO GET OUT ON BAIL OF $75,000   Courts Start Rounding Up His Agents In Fifteen Million Dollar Swindle

F SECRETARY LANE HAS BEEN TENDERED   Understood He Will Become Presi dent of the Sinclair Oil Co.

PREMIERS RENEWED MUTUAL RELATIONS   GIOLITTI AND MILLERAND ARE AGREED ON POLICIES.   Come to a Definite Dodewtantios Over the Situation Confronting the Two Countries Over Peace Terms.

ance and Italy are Studyi 1g European Situation     ‘Must Be Close Alliance of England,  Vidi; and Franc eee State That Treaties are Jointly Binding

FLOUR $16; NEW HIGH SPOT   Price of the Commodity Jumps $2 a Barrel in the Last Month at Minneapolis.

FLOUR JUMPS AGAIN TO NEW HIGH RECORD   Advance of 50 Cents a Barrel Made Today.

FLOUR MAKES NEW RECORDHIGH PRICE IS $16 PER BARREL   This Represents an Advance of $2.00 Per Barrel in Standard Flour in Wonth.

CLASH RESULTS FROM PICKETING BRITISH LINER   Whites and Negroes Battle, Several Shots Are Fired and One Innocent Bystander Receives Injuries.

CUBA. ASKS U...S..-AID   America Will Help Her out of Fi - nancial Crisia If Possible.

CUBA APPEALS TO. ~ UNITED STATES   Seeks Aid in  Financial Difficulties. 

APPEAL BY CUBA 10 HELP IN CRISIS   Financial Difficulties Cause Cuba To Ask Aid

SUBAN GOVERNMENT APPEALS FOR AID IN ITS FINANCIAL GRIST!   aoe OFFICIALS TAKE APPEAL UNDEF CONSIDERATION WITH VIEW OF HELPING,

CUBANS APPEAL UNITED STATES FINANCIAL All   Proposed Government of Cuba Take Over the Handling of Sugar.

CUBA WANTS JU. S. LOAN.   Appeals for Aid in Recent Financial Ditticulties.

Cuba Appeals for  for , Ejnazicial Aid       Asks thp- United iales Governynen Cor ‘Afd in. Us Present Pianacia PillLieuldies,

FIGHT ON FOR CODE   McKeivie Anonunces Canpaign Will Be Carried to Every Corner of State.   Marsh Will Probably Refu. Warrants for Increased Salaries.

UNION OF   it Is Now Pebposed for. The Protestatit Evangelical Bodies.

TWENTY. DENOMINATIONS TO CONFER ONPMERGE   Accept Invitation of . Presbyter ian Church to Discuss Closer Relations.

‘RESBYTERIANS PROPOSE ~-UNITED.CHURCHES. OF... ~ CHRIST IN AMERICA

CHURCHES PLAN NATIONAL MERGER   DELEGATES FROM 20 DENOMINATIONS SOON WILL CONFER,   UNIFIED MANAGEMENT OF HOME. AND FOREIGN MISSIONS,   mg Most Far-reaching Plan of Pretestant Union That Has Yet i Been Proposed.

PROTESTANTS TO PLAN BIG UNION OF U.S. CHURCHES   Tw enty . Denominations, . will Convene: to ‘Discuss Proposed National. Merger.’

WOULD UNITE CHURCHES   Call Issued for Meeting Preliminary to Proposed Unification of Protestants

PRESBYTERIAN 1D FOR CHURCH UNION STIRS INTEREST   Score of Denominations Accept Invitation to Confer on Merger of Interests.   COMPLETE ORGANIC TIE OF PROTESTANTS AIMED   Ordination, Doctrinal Views o Evangelical Bodies Joining Would Be Emboidied.

2) DENOMINATIONS ACCEPT INMTATION  TOOSCUS MN   Presbyterians Call Meeting T: Be Held in Philadelphia ln February   (JNITED CHURCHES OF CURIST TO BE NAME   Gradual Merger of Christian Interests Is Object of the ‘ New Project

MERGER OF PROTESTANT CHURCHES MAY FOLLOW FEBRUARY CONFERENGE   ['wenly Denominations Accept Invitation of Presbyterians to Meet In Philadelphia—Propose Council of Ministers and Laymen as an Administrative Body.

RESBYTERIANS PROPOSE NATIONAL MERGER OF CHRISTIAN INTERESTS IN AMERICA

- CHURCHES .PLAN MERGER   Presbyterians Suggest Union . 0 —Pretestuant Interests,

SIR OLIVER LODGE   CONFERENCE CALLED   Twenty Denominations to Unite In Proposed Merger.

Invitation Extended by the Presbyterian Church— ~ Conference to be Held At Philadelphia.      The Name Proposed for the Merged Interests is ‘United Churches ’ of Christ in America”— Movement Meets Favor

PROTESTANT CHURCHES “PLAN AMERICAN: UKHO!   Commissioners of Twenty De. nominations ‘Have ‘Accepted Presbyterian Invitation.   MEETING. NEXT: MONTI}

PLANS NOW FOR A CHURGH UNION   PELOPOSAL DISCUSSED AT PHILA. DELPHIA NEXT MONTH   Commissioners of 20 Desominations Haye Accepted Invitation of Presbyterians for Conference

20 DIFFERENT DENOMINATIONS   Accept Invitation of the Presby terian Church to Consider Merging Under   UNITED CH’CH OF CHRIST

WHAT LAKE  GOUNTY WILL GIVE &. 0. P.   Propoganda Stories Stir Republicans To New Drive Efforts.

PROPAGANDA OF THE DEMOCRATS STIRRING GREATER ACTIVITY   Bets Placed in Indianapolis Going Begging; Declare Lake County Is Safely Republican.   WATSON IS RUNNING STRONGER

DEMOCRATS FIND ~ EFFORTS REACT   False Reports That indiana i: Doubtful Sets Confident Renublicans Hard at Work.   TAGGART MEN DESPERATE

REDS IN MEXICO CITY ESTABLISH A BRANCH OF MOSCOW COMMUNE   Soviet Agents Ave Activels Engaged in Spreading Propaganda,

DLO WORLD BOLSHEVIK! WOULD ESTABLISH BASE AT CAPITOL OF MEXICO TO COVER THE AMERICANS

‘BOLSHEVIKI ESTABLISH - BRANCH AT MEXICO CITY   Mexican Capital to Be Cente for Spreading Propaganda in North and South America.

MEXICO CITY IS CENTER OF REDS ACTIVITY HERE   Latin-Amer. Branch of Internationale is  Established

INSURRECTION IS OBJECTIVE NEW COMMUNE PARTY   Foment Armed Revolt Against Capitalistic System

EMERGENCY RELIEF MEASURE POSSIBLE AT SHORT SESSION   ‘House and Senate Commit ; tees Agree Immediate Action Necessary.

PRODUCERS WILL BE GIVEN RELIEF BY LEGISE ATION   Senate Commitiee Prefers an Abso‘Yate Embargo Against Certain Commoditles

NINE ENTOMBED GY WINE EXPLOSION   Missing Men Include Three Fire Bosses, Three Pumpers and Three Laborers. Air Tested With Canary.

MINE RESCUE CREW AT WORK 10: SAVE NINE ENTOMBED MEN    Workers Imprisoned by Terrific Explosion. at Union ColJeries at Renton.   CACE BLOWN TO SURFACE

RESCUERS WORK TO SAVE MINERS   TURNING ON ELECTRIC POWER AGAINST ORDER CAUSE ASCRIBED TO EXPLOSION

RESCUERS CONTINUE EFFORTS   Nine Men Entombed in Coal Wine at  Renton, Pa.

ONTINUE EFFORTS 10 REACH ENTOMBED MEN   RESCUE CREW AND VOLUNTEERS WORKING TO REACH NINE MINERS TRAPPED BY EX *PLOSION YESTERDAY MORN we ae

S MEN ENTOMBED BY EXPLOSION OF BAS AT BENTON   Fire. Bogs Ordered: Turning On. OF Power ‘To -Purnish Light .For Party On Inspection Tour.   RESCUE - CREWS . WOF

NEW GERMAN RED PLOTTERS ARE CAPTURED   Reichswehr Officers Held Witl Civilians Caught In Ministry Room.

SIX GERMANS ARRESTED   Reichswehr ( YMicers A Accused of Conspiring Against Government.

STATE G. 0. P. MAY UNDERGO CLEANUP   FORTY ST. LOUIS REPUBLICANS DEMAND THAT SITUATION BE STRAIGHTENED OUT,

REPUBLICANS DEMAND COMMITTEE CLEAN-UP   If Officials Fail to Heed Call General Mass Meeting Will : Be Assembled.

PONZI’S CREDITORS GET FIFTY CENTS ON DOLLAF   Speculator’s Counsel Surren. render to Receivers Checks Given Them as Retaining Fee

PONZI DUPES — WILL GET HALF   Nout 50 Cents on Dotter * Probable Yield From Assets,   LIE PASSED AT HEARING   ‘Receivers’ Search For Assets Ends In  Lively Tilt’ With Get-Rich-Quick Man's Attorney,

PONZI] RECEIVERS PONDERING   Ofticial Featimates Allow Creditors  lLess Thaw 50 Cents on Dellar.

Ponzi’s Exchange Investors  To Get But Halt of Claims   Get-Rich-Quick “Wizard” Discloses Assets of Nearly $3,000,000 to Meet Liabilities of $7,000,000—Clerk Testifies at Hearing That Reply Coupons Were Used as Samples to Show Customers.

PONZI'S CREDITORS TO GET LEGG THAN S00 ON THE DOLLAR      Liabilities Placed At Seven Million Dollars, While Assets Are Three Millian.   STORMY RECEIVER'S MEETINC

CREDITORS OF PONE! TO BE HEAVY LOSERS   ASSETS DESCRIBED BY BOSTON “PROMOTER SAID NOT TO BE WORTH $3,000,000...

TESS THAN HALF      Lie Passed Several Times Be " tween Ponzi’s Counsel and Re. eoiver at Hearing.

PONZI MAINTAINS HIS BUSINESS IS SOLVENT   Get-Rich-Quick Man Says As: sets Are Worth About $7,000,000.

FIFTY PER CENT PAYMENT BY PONZI BELIEVED POSSIBLE   STATEMENT OF ASSETS AT RE CEIVERS’ HEARING MADE BY FINANCIER.

T0 GET 50 CENTS ON A DOLLAR   Reeelvers Neclare Ponszi's Assets Less Than Half of His Liabilities.

PONZI CREDITORS MAY GET BUT 80 CENTS ON DOLLAR   Lie [Is Passed Between At_ torney And One Of The  Receivers

PONZI’S CREDITORS ARE “OUT OF LUCK   Payment of Less Than Fifty Cené: on the Dollar Indicated by His Statement of Assets

LIABILITIES $7,000,000   Penai's Ass2ts Eelzy $3,090, 000, Giic-as Claim,   FO GENTS ON $176 GHD ORS

PONZI'S FINANCES ARE BARED   Payment of Less Than 50 Cents on Donlar Indicated.

SHERIFF FINDS JAIL EMPTY   Eight Prisoners at Steubenville, 0. Held on Various Charges, Cut Their Way to Liberty.

J. S. PAYS 12 CENTS ON $1   War Contracts for $4,000,000,000 Thus Settied, Says Witness Before House Committee.

GOVERNMENT FORCE SLAUGHTERS REDS, 1S OFFICIAL NEWS   French Move Quickly Into Neu tral Territory and Occupy Principal Cities

VILLA SLAYS WOMEN   Orders 300 Camp Followers Lined Up and Shot.   All Victims of the Bandit’s Rage Were Attached to Government Forces,

VILLA SAID 10 HAVE MASSACRED WOMEN   Wealthy Merchant of Jiminez Tells Story of Slaughter When He Escapes from Camp.

VILLA ORDERS WOMEN CAMP FOLLOWERS KILLED   Three Hundred Herded Togeth. er an! Shot Down, Mexican Newspaper Asserts.

300 WOMEN © ARE KILLED BY VILLA   Orders 300 Camp Followers Lined Up and Shot.   All Victims of the Bandit’s Rage Were Attached to Government Forces,

THREE HUNDRED WOMEN SHOT BY VILLA’S ORDER   UNABLE TO LEARN IDENTITY OF ONE WHO SHOT AT HIM. BANDIT CHIEF ORDERS GENERAL MASSACRE, SAYS REPORT.

Three Hundred Women Shot By the Bandit Ville   Women Captured During a1 Encounter with Regiment of De Facto Cavalry.

MASSACRKRK OF WEKICAS BOWERS. q   Villa Reperted to Have Beciruted Three Handred.

VILLA SLAVS WOMEN CAN FOLLOWERS OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS   WOMEN CAPTURED DURING FIGHT WITH FEDERAL REGIMENT AND THEN MURDERED.

300 WOMEN ARE SLAIN BY VILLA   This is Charge Raisec Against Mexican Bandit Chief

Lloyd George Said to Have Promised to Recognize New Free State of Fiume

BRITAIN TO RECOGNIZE FIUME   Dispatch From Rome Says Premier Lloyd George So Promised Giollttl.

NEEDLESS LOS OF 00.000 Lica SAYS ADMIRAL   Sims Declares War Should Have Been Ended in  faly.   PUTS BLAME ON DANIELS

OLD PLAINT FROM SINS DION'T LISTEN TO-HINy   WAR COULD HAVE ENDED IN SUMMER IF HIS ADVICE TO NAVY DEPARTMENT HEEDED, DECLARES THE ADMIRAL.

SIMS BACKS UP “HIS GRIGISHS WITH EMILENGE   Says Navy Fell Down Completely During Start of War °   MESSAGES a ARE READ

olMS AGOERTD NAVY FAILURE WAS NEEDLESS   CAUSED BY REJECTION OF HIS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FIRST SIX MONTHS   Savs Department Entirely Misunderstood the Situation And He Anveals To Mr. Page.

Gives. Senate Investigators “Indisputable” Evidence — of “Inefficiency.”   SAYS DANIELS WOULD ~~ NOT-LISTEN. TO HIM   Asserts Developments Later Proved that Most of His ‘Suggestion Were ~ Practical, -

SIMS DECLARES TERRIBLE LOSS WAS THE RESULT   Rear Admiral Presents Case Against Daniels to  Committee.

Offers Messages and Other Documents Sent by Him During First Six Months of War as Proof; Says Lack of Co-operation Cost: 500,000 Lives and $15,000,000,000   WAS NOT PROPERLY INFORMED

aINa DECLARED NAVY FELL DOWN   Almost Completely Dur ing First 6 Months   OF GREAT WORLD WAR   Numerous Messages Sent by Admiral to Navy Department During Early Days of America’s Participation in Conflict and Other Documents Offered as Proof.

IMS SHOWS HOW IAVY FELL DOWN   dmiral Produces ‘Indisputable Evidence in Support of His Broad Allegatic:s   ACKED CO-OPERATION   ‘olongation of War, Needless Sacrifice of Life and Extravagance Are Charged

SAYS NAVY PLANS WERE KEPT SEGRE   SIMS DECLARES FAILURE OF DEPARTMENT TO CO-OPERATE PROLONGED WAR.

Asserts. As. Indisputable. Tha’ Navy Department Fell ‘Down on Job...         AL TY INFORMED  ~ DEPARTMENTS PLANS   United States es Could Haye Had

CHARGED NEEDLESS OAGRIFIGE HALE MILLION LIVES   Admiral Sims Says Navy Department Fell Down Completely First Six Months.   WAR SHOULD HAVE ENDED FOUR MONTHS EARLIER      With Whoelehearted Cooperation With Allies From Start United States Would Have Had Million Instead of 200,000 Soldiers in Frante When Germans Begin March Drive.

CATCH CONVICT AND BOY   John Vaughn, Murderer, Who Escaped From the Indiana State Penitentiary, Captured.

Wild Cherry Wine Is Added to List Of Intoxicants   Blackberry Cordials and Other: Also Are Barred by Revenue Bureau.

CHERRY WINE ON BLACKLIST   Placed Alengside Blackberry Cor dial as inatoxicant.

BLACKBERRY WINE BARREIE   Bureau of Internal Revenue Placee Bar on hiquids. _

LIFE SENTENCES FOR ° OFFICER'S, SLAYERS   Prisoners Are Rushed to Peniten tiary by Motor, Under Guard, to Prevent Trouble.

MINIMUM WAGE FIXING DELAYED UNTIL LAW 13 GIVEN AN AMENDMENT    WELFARE COMMISSION GRANTS REQUESTS CONTAINED IN LEGISLATIVE RESOLUTION,

TORTY THOUSAND KILLED AND 30,000 MORE INTERNED, FRENCH MISSION REPORTS   Rival Armies Still Contend Flercely For Strongly Fortified Town on Bug River-—-French Advise Poles  To take Strategical Position.

Etghty Thousand Captured and - Forty Thousand Killed.   30,000 HAVE BEEN INTERNED   This Is ihe Latest Report of Military Affairs fram the French Mission. —

RUSSIAN LOSS CLOSE TO 150,000; SOVIET FIRE FROM GERMAN)   Poles and Russians Strug gle Fiercely for BrestLitovsk.

$12 A BARREL FLOUR AGAIN   Below Mark First Time Since Septem. ber. 1919——Bran Declines.

FLOUR BELOW $12 A BARREL   Hits Mark for First. Time Sinee Sep. tember, 1919—.Bran Also Declines.

PATENT FLOUR SELLS _ UNDER $12 BARREI   For First Time Since Sep: -. tember, 1919. °. -

FLOUR BELOW $12°A BARREL   Hite Mark ter Firat Time Since September, 1919—Bran Alao Declines,

[FLOUR LOWEST. FOR YEAR   ‘Minneapolis Mills Sell Family Patent -... Under $12°a Barrel: Mar

REFERENDUM TO BE INVOKED FIRST. TIME. IN LEBANON   Martin Quinn Presented Petition With  . 106 Signatures Against Granting of  _ Franchise To Metropolitan - Edison Company For High Voltage Line. .

3E INVOKED. FIRST "TIME IN’ LEBANON   artin Quinn Presented: Petition ‘With 106 Signatures Against Granting of Franchise To Metropolitan - egiaoe. Company For High. Voltage Line. 

eect tee men atte A TR POLICE MAKE ARRESTS   Founder of Suspended Bank m London Under Guard

sg RR TO RD POLICE MAKE ARRESTS   Founder of Suspended Bank in London Under Guard

FE SUCCESS   Urge Esch-Cummins Law Be Applied In Ending Public Utility Strikes   PLEDGE MADE TO WAR ON COST OF LIVING   Advocate Special Sessions In Non-Suffrage States to O. K. Amendment

Proposed Planks in the Republican — Platform Will Cover Many Subjects

G. O. P. Outlines Policies On Which Party Will Fighi   Sub-Committee Complete Draft of Platform With Ex ception of League of fations and Mexican Relations Planks

‘Charges Administration With Inexcusable Failure to Make Timely Preparation for War—Recognize Justice of Collec tive: Bargaining. . :

PLATFORM WITHOUT  LEAGUE OF NATIONS OR MEXIGAN PLANKS    . ¥ . Wilson Administration indicted for Inexcusalle Failure in Conduct of. War—Nothing on Prohibition.

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM WILL BE PRESENTED TO CONVEN: TION THIS AFTERNOON

WAR OFFICERS TO ORGANIZE   Formation of National Associatio Has Been Planned.

U.S. OFFICES TO “ORGANIZE   t ” # Comunissioned Veteraus of World War to Form Asgsochition

5 TO ORGANIZE   Fivel Officers’ Convention Will he Held in Delrait Sept. 7 with Dolegates from Everywhere,

PEROHING LAUDS ORGANIZED LABOR   Says Aims and Objects of Or ganized Labor Same as American Legion.

EUROPE AGAIN. TS ON BRINK OF GREAT WAR   Swiftly Moving Events in Po land Presage Important Developments Soon.   JEFEND POLISH INDEPENDENCE

Government Will Leave City Until Advance of Enemy Has Been Checked.   ALLIED TROOPS MAY BE STARTED QUICKLY

Red Army Continues To Advance Toward Warsaw— Cavalry Near   England Demands Reply From Russia— Allied Europe ‘On Brink

ARMISTICE DAY SPIRIT   PLEDGE THAT REAL _ SIGNIFI. CANCE SHALL NOT BE LOST.   New Commander of American Legion Gives Thought for Day.

MOOT DENIES HE AGTED AS PARTISAN   Tells Babson All Members‘ of His Com mittee Approved the Attack on ' the Creel Bureau.

Senator Smoot Opposed te Unsecruptulous Mer In or Out of Gevern ment Service.

NEWAPAPERG OF AMERICA TOLD OF HUN TRIGKERY   And Thus Uncovered Plots of Deep Significance in Pre-War Days.

SLIGHT CHANCES UF ANOTHER LOAN BEING FLOATED   LEADERS IN CONGRESS. D CLARE DISBELIEF EN GLASS’   Not Contemplating Any Tax Reduction   Would Reduce Expenses Instead of Adding to Them Says Rep resentatives,

SLIGHT CHANCE - FOR ANOTHER LIBERTY LOAD   Leader . Mondell Believes Congress Will Reduce  a: Lo ce

or ‘New Loan ‘all At Present   That Insistence. on Appropriations for Pub- lic Works and Local Projects May Make Serretary’s Warning a Fact

: a ce  KANSAS BANK. ROBBERS  MAKE. GOOD HAUL AND EFFECT THEIR ESCAPE

[BANK ROBBERS IN KAXSAS   Between 840,000 and $50,000 Liberty Ranmde €trnlert

BRAINE. KAS. BANK ROSBED   Four Bandits Get $40,000 in Bonds and $£4.700 in Gash.

ITALY TO PUSH RUSS TRADE,   Rome Goveinment Will Assist An Persons Who Besire to Transact — Business With Bo!sheviki,

RECEIVER APPOWWTED ~ FOR TRAILER COMPANY   PETITION 1S FILED BY LUMBER COMPANY AGAINST THE VAN BRIGGLE CO.

DEAD AND-HURT.. —— INFRISCO FIRE   Berkshire Apartments Building Wen Up in Smoke Early This ‘Morning. 

LIVES LOST: SCORES HURT IN BIG FIRE   Frisco Apartment Is Destroyed---Many Families Homeless.

FASHIONABLE  APARTMENTS DEOTROYED BY FIRE   Woman's Body Recovered 22 Injured in San Francisco Blaze Early Today

HOTEL FIRE IN "SIN FRANCISCO   t = ONE KNOWN DEAD AND TWENTY.  TWO BADLY INJURED,   WAS DIFFIGULT TO HANDLE   'Flremen Say It Was Worse Than Any Individual Fire During Earth. quake of 1906—Many Excit.. ing Rescues Made.

‘Several Killed and Many Injured— _ Property Loss Heavy and Fire yen Have Hari Ficht

MEETING TO BE HELD  BY TEXAS DIVISION OF COTTON ASSOCIATION   State Organization to Be Per fected at Dallas, Tuesday, January 27.

ANOTHER SIOUX CITY SWINDLE   G. J. Johnson Shows That He Understands Midland Company Methods

FURTHER READJUSTMENT IN COMMODITY PRICE   S HELD PRIMARILY RESPONSI.  BLE FOR EXTENSION OF IR REGULAR DEPRECIATION — IN QUOTED VALUES ON STOCK MARKET.

AMERICAN STUDYING SITUATION IN ITALY   Alfred ©. Bedford of New York Is Gptimistic Over Pres. ent Outloolc,

WILL NOT RECOGNIZE REPORT ED AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOVIET RUSSIA AND AMER ICAN SYNDICATE   GUARDING OWN INTERES   Japan Will Recognize No Agreement That Affects Her. faterests in Siberin—Treaty Rights Must Re Observed.

RUSS AGREEMENT  A   Tokio Government Will Not Recognize Soviet Concession to Americans.

JAPAN FROWNS ON EES. IN SIBERI   [By Henry W. Kinney Kinney, United Press ! Staff . Corresnondent.?

Agreement Between Soviet Government and Vanderlip Not Binding. ©

AsWorld Powers Have Not Recog nized Bolsheviki, Japan Is Not Morally Bound   Say Vanderlip Recently Granted Conces sion of 400 Square Miles in Si beria for Development

THE AGREEMENT   Reported to Have Been Entered Int: Between Yanderlin and Eussia.

NOTIFIES THE WORLD IT WILL NOT RECOGNIZE DEAL OF AWERICAN INTERESTS

Decision. in Regard: to Ar. menia Brings Relief to Geneva Assembly.   CANNOT EMPLOY ARMS   Delegates Believe, ; However, He May Find Peaceful Settlement.

PICTCHFORK PIERCES LEG   CHARLES DENNLER MEETS WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENT

$1,000 LIMIT IN PAYING 6. 0. P. DEBT, IS URGEL   LARGE GIFTS FROM MILLIONAIRES WOULD WRECK PARTY'S MORAL ADVANTAGE, SULLI VAN SAYS

Republicans Should Put $1, 000. Limit on $1,600, 000. Collection

MARK SULLIVAN UAGES 6. 0.P.10 HOLD TO LINNT   Party Will Lose Moral Advantace If Large Collections ; Are Accepted.   BIG DEFICIT FORMS .~~ STRONG TEMPTATION   Accepting “Big. Suims From Rich Men’ Will Involve: . Obligations . .

MORAL PROBLEM “ACES G.0.P. WITH AT R00, 000 DEBT   Mark Sullivan Says Party Should Keep $1,000 Limit in Meeting Deficit.   ARGE CONTRIBUTIONS SHOULD BE SHUNNEL   Sums of Even $10,000 from Rich Men Will Involve An Obtiqation.

ANOTHER. CANDIDATE FOR PRESIOENEY Of MENICO ANNQLNCEL   CPNELAL GONZALES ~ ACCEPTS NOMINATION OF THE DEMO. (RATIO LEAGUE,

IS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDEN)   Former General in Mex: ican Army Will Make Race It Is Said

BRITISH PEOPLE FOGUS ATTENTION ~ ON THE NEAR FAS   Leaders Summoned To Paris To Con. fer With George On Military and Naval Affairs.

Bolshevik Successes In India, Persia, Mesopotamia Cause Apprehension In British Diplomatic Circles — Premier Lloyd George Confers on Military and Naval Matters.

BRITISH ALARMED BY BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE   Invasion of Near East, India and China Near

ENGLAND ALARMED AT BOL SUCCESSE    Britain Calls Conference of Military ‘And Naval Chiefs, It is Reported, Fo Consider Menace of ‘Red  Advance in Asia, -

Close Approach of the Soviet Troops to India Is Causing Much Uneasiness in London.

AT BRITAIN TAKES NOTICE   Attention of British Peo. _ ple Now Fixed on the Near East

BRITISH 00MAING NOW IN PATH OF SOVIET ANVAN E      India, Persia, Mesopotamia, Give Bri tish Soldiers and Sailors Scmething to Plan About,

AN ODESSA   Reperted They Wave The Chief Port of Russia on The Black Sea,

INDIA THREATENED BY REDS’ ADVANC   Allied Leaders Hastily Summoned to Discuss Plans to Check Triumphal March of Bolshevik Armies.   FIRMLY ESTABLISHED ON 2,200 MILE BATTLE LINE   Veiled Threats Made by Bolsheviki to Resort to Terrorism Should Entente Offer Armed Opposition.

BA! (ot WORRIED WYER BOLSHEVIK!   RAPID ADVANCE TOWARD ASIATIC POSSESSIONS IS SUBJECT OF STUDY   BOLOS OCCUPYING ODESSA   Newspaper Dispatches Say That the Soviet Forces Have Now Reached Principal Port  of the Black Sea.

“RED” ADVANCES ALARMS ENGLANL   Officials Called In Confer ence In Paris.

WAR AGAIN MENACES   FRONTIERS OF INDIA THREATENED BY RUSSEANS,   Great Britains Jupan and China May Again Have to Throw Their Arinies Inte the Field.

BRITAINS FEAR . REDS IN INDI   Southwestern Asia Over run With Bolshevists an British Statesmen Be  ~ come Alarmed—Confe1  -° once Is Called.

ALARM UiAUuEl MY allibtouca  UF BOLGHEY   DRITISIL CHIEFS CONFER IN PART AS TO MILITARY AND NAVAL SITUATION,

NO CONTROL ON NEWS PRINT   Canadian Board of Commerce Does Not C'lminms e.

LIFTS CONTROL OF CANADIAN PRINT   Supreme --Courtts Order Thi Effee Abolishes All Board of Commerce Func tions,

OFFICERS INSTALLED RY POMONA GRANGt   Enthusiastic Meeting Weld al Dawson—State College Man Speaks.

TYPHOID FEVER ~ ATTACKS 780.1N _ TOWN OF 10,006      Epidemic in, ‘Salem, Ohio  _— Fills Four Emergency  LUnemitale -

SALEM SITUATION DESPERATE; 780 ILL OF TYPHOI   Four Emergency Hospitals Crowded—Peak Yet to Be Reached.

YPHOID PEAK IS NOT REACHED AT SALEM, OHIO   situation is Desperate in The Stricken City in East Ohio

SALEM SITUATION” CRITICAL; GALL FOR HELP (a (OOUEL   City Has 789 Cases O Typhoid; Population Less Than 10,000.

GERMS TRY TO-BURY TOWN   Salem, Ohio, Suffers Terrific Attack.   AN EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID   One Person In Every Twelve Is Down With the Disease Which Grows Worse.

OHIO VILLAGE IN.GRIP OF TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC   ‘Seven Hundred and Highty Peraons : Affected Out of Total of Less Than 10.000 Pasnile.

780 SUFFERING FROM EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOIL   Little Town of Salem, Q,, is ir Desperate Straits.

TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC IN SALEM, OHIO   Nearly 800 Out of Total Population of 10,000 Are Stricken With Disease.

Typhoid In Salem, - Qhio, Epidemi         In a ‘population of less Than Ten Phousaud, There Are 790 Cases of Psa bag? Moyer, ‘

/A0 PERSONS A] SALEM HAVE. TYPHOID   More Than One-Fif teenth of Populatioz Now Afflicted in Epi  namie

IDENTIFY PHOTOGRAPH   Eugene Leroy and O. J. Fernandez Said to Be Same Man

LE ROY. IDENTIFIED BY PHOTOGRAPH   Hunted Husband of Trunk Murder Victim in’ Mexico, .  - Belief.

IDENTIFY PHOTOGRAPH   Euzene Leroy and 0. J. Fernandex: Said te Be Same Man .~

HARDING TO CALL AT WAITE. HOUSE 70 VISIT WILSOI   Gap Batween the Two Administra. , tons Will Be Bridged, Says : David Lawrence,   CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ' . GALLS POR COOPERATIOL   Friends of President Urging Hiw to Return the Treaty to the Senate,   MAY. ACCEPT CONPKOMISE   Not Expected to Force His Views _ However; Will Leave It to Next President.

Wilson and His Aides P ady to Confer With New Administration.   LEAGUE STATUS PUZZLES   Wilson May Make Conpromise Suggestions to Senate in His Message.

HURTS sll MADE TO SETTLE WAbE SOF AINE A   REPORTS INDICATES THAT VIEW: OF MAJORITY AND MINORITY {RE CLOSE TOGETHER,

35 PER CENT, SIX HOUR “DAY, WHITE'S DEMAND   President Will Attempt 1o Reconcile Majority ond Minority Keporis on Miners Wage Question.

URGE ADOPTION OF DRY PLANK:      PROHIBITION NATIONAL COMMIT TEE ARE ALARMED OVER “WET” ACTIVITIES

PROHIBITION SUPPORTERS ISSUE CALL   Would insert Dry Plank in Each Platform This Year.

Brys Send  Out Appeal  to Have Dry Plank Adopted   In Platforms of the Republican Party Says Wets are Making Heavy Onslaveht on Volstead Act

PROHI APPEAL SENT OUT TODA   ‘PROWIBIVION COMMITTEE ASKS AID QF ALL CIVIC AND .S0LAL; ORGANIZATIONS.   SEES DANGER OF REPEAL

WILLATTEMPT TO FORCE DRY PLANK INTO PLATFORMS   “Dry Leaders, Alarmed, Push Campaign to Get Planks in Political Platforms.

INPARTY PLATFORMS      CHAIRMAN OF PROHIBITION ‘,ATIONAL COMMITTEE URGES PRESSURE ON ‘PHE  DELEGATES — -

Howat Again ; Defies the Lau   “You Can Pat Men in Tall But You Can't Force Them to Work," He Says. 

MINERS ARE ~ ON STRIKE   There is Difference of Opinion a: to Hew Many, Througt:   SOMETHING SHOULD SE DONE   Howat Suggests That It is Upto . the Governer and the Attorney General.

HALF KANSAS — MINERS OUT   Howat Says So; Operators Say They’re Not.   SAY STRIKE ISN’T OBSERVED   Industrial Court Hasn't Heard That Miners Are Out—Officials Quarrel in Illinois.

KANSAS MINERS ARE OUT.   But Reports’ Differ as to the Number _ of. Men Idle,

KANSAS MINERS IDLE   ‘East Crying, For Coal, Mines ‘Close  Down in Kansas, Indiana and : Tilinols.

EEE ee ee  TO HEAD OFF STRIKE   Union Head Adcvises Against General Walkout

BOYNTON WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF   Breakdown at Pumping Station Is  W°rking Hardship; Want a Snecial Election.

BOYNTON CUT OFF FROM CITY: WATER   Breakdown at Pumping Station Working Hardship; Citizene Consider = Special Edection Soon

DDEATHGAR WRECK IN DITCH   Bloodstained Machine, Driven By Maniac Killed Toledo Man

Nheat Director Calls Conference of Government and Railroad Officials to Plan the Stabilization of Market

SEES SIGNS OF GRAIN PANIC   Wheat Director Barnes Calis Meeting at Washington.

BARNES FEARS GRAIN PANIC   Calls U. S. Officials, Railroad Men and Others to Meet In Washington May 19.

FOR RENT—Seven room house Apply White & McCulloch. Phon 1042,   NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NATURE OF WOUND HELD TO INDICATE _  THAT CARRANZA COMMITTED SUICIDE

MEXICO SURGEON DECLARES FIRST CHIEF TOOK HIS OWN LIFE THERE   HIGH OFFICIALS TESTIFY THA WOUND IN BREAST WAS MADE BY HIS OWN PISTOL

DIED BY OWN HAND?   Teslimony —fiudieates. "Tha Carranza Shot ELinisets,

SUPPORT GLAM dt uct BAVA TEN          Eimbalmer: and: Others Repart ed?to Have Given-.Testi- Pe many: on Question. ~ —

CAN'T (CLEAR MYSTERY   Mexico City Still Discusses Beath ' of Carranza

WHO KILLED CARRANZA?   VE BENP BRR RsRs FSF SLR RARE Nee 8     The De Facto Government of. Mex ico Tries, to Find. Out.

CARRANZA SUICIDED,, [5 SURGEON'S CLAIM   COMMISSION IS NAMED TO INVES. TIGATE DEATH OF MEXICAN .PRESENT.

—AEALLY  SUICIDE?   The Doctor Who Embalmed Body Is Said to Have Said He Was.—One Report Is That President Fired Shot Into His Own Breast.

CARRANZA KILLED _ SELF SAYS EMBALMER   indications Are That President o Mexico, Unable to Escape, Preferred Death to Bars.

AGED NEWSPAPERMAN DTES.   James Ellis McClure, of Beaver Falls. Succumbs Suddenly.

“UOWN LEAGUE OR ARM TO TEETH   Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Says Other Nations Will Keep League.

"MUST JOIN LEAGUE OR ARM T0 TEETH?   ROOSEVELT DECLARES COUN. TRIES NOW IN WILL NOT ABANDON IT.

THESE TEN CLASSES — SHOULD SUPPORT THE REPUBLICAN NOMINE!   ROOSEVELY NAMES REACTION ARIES WHO MAY BE EXPECTED  ‘TO. VOTE FOR SENATOR _ HARDING

HARDING SCORES WILSONIAN IDEALS   ROOSEVELT DECLARES NO OTH EX ALTERNATIVE IS NOW PUSSIBLE   TAKES A SHOT AT BRITISH   Offers Reasons Why Voters Who Are With Harding Will Support His ‘Ticket.

IN CHICAGO TO HEAR LABOR BOARD AWARDS   Representatives of Railroad Yorker Are Divided Into Three General Groups.  ;   TO BE ANNOUNCED TUESDAY

RAIL CHIEFS TO ACT ON STRIKI   RAILROAD LEADERS FROM ALI PARTS OF COUNTRY FLOCK TO CHICAGO   (By United Press)

READY TO RECEIVE THE RAEE, WAY BOARDS ULTHCATUM ON WAGE INCREASE.   4 General Mecting Will Bo Held ‘Tomorrow When the Decision of the” Board Will Be Game Over

RR WORKERS TO HEAR AWARDS   Representatives of the Unions Gather in Chicago In Larg Numbers Called by Tomorrow’s Decisian,

Gravity in Situation Is Ap. parent on Day Preceding Board’s Announcement

RAIL WORKERS LEADERS WAIT WAGE DECISION   Divided Into Three Groups All Wait On Announcement Tomorrow.  NO IDRA OF AMoinm

Union Chiefs of Railroad Men Gather   Oue TPhoasnmud at Chieaga Po Car. Awenls—Hear jua bur Boanis Ofer,  sider

RAILROAD WORKERS EN CHICAGO TO RECEIVE WAGE INCREASK: DECISION 'TOMORROW   MAY ACCEPT PROPOSAL   Indicated Phat the Awards of the Railroad Labor Board Wilk Be Accepted by the Workers—In crenses Retroactive to May Ist.

PLAN NATIONAL MARKETING BODY FARM PRODUCE   Conference Endorses the Plan Establish Grain Handling Centers

WOULD MARKET GRAN   Farmers Cowelete Program Cover ing Proposed National Selling Agencies,

FATAL BATTLE WITH BANDITS IN MICHIGAN   Deputy Sheriff Killed and Three Others Shot After Robbery.

Five Bank Robbers Taken Af. ter Hard Battle at Jackson, Michigan.

ONE DEPUTY KILLED, ANOTHER WOUNDEL   Two Alleged “Bandits Shot in Gun Fight Following Looting of Bank.

Michigan Deputy Sheriff Dead, An. other Wounded and Two Baa nea, ee bb fon Binns Wi... +AD..

TWO OF POSSE ARE KILLED BY BANDITS   Five of Gang Which Held uf Bank Captured—Loot Totaling $10,000 Recovered.

HOUSING LEGISLATION   N. Y. Legislators Would Exempt New Buildings From “Tayation for 10 Years 

BANDITS WOUND BANK PRESIDEN’   But Got Only Forty-Eight Cents in Stamps.   Biew Open Stanley, Kas., Bank Vault But Didn't Touch Safe— Cut Telephone Wires.

“OHIO ) TOUR   aid           Queen: City: Gives - Chindidate and’ Wife’ Great _Ovation— Closes’ Cart  paign: at : Columbus be  -- mMoht. - ‘

HARDING MAKES HIS LAST SPEECH AT OHIO'S CAPITAL TONIGHT, 1S SPEAKING IN SMALL CITIES TODAY

AMERICA — IS FIRST   Sen. Harding Stands Squarely on Policy That the First Concern of’America Is at  - Home. .   LAST CAMPAIGN SPEECH IN CAPITAL GF HOME STATE   Arrangements Are Being Made for Caring for Huge Crowd in Columbus Tonight; Is: sues Unchanged.

HARDING ON LAST LEG OF BIG CAMPAIGN   Presidential Candidate Says Nation’ First Concern  Is At Home.

oes  Senator Harding to Speak al Columbus—Cox Appears in Chicago.   PRESIDENT HAS VOTED

HARDING IN FINKL APPEAL TO VOTERS FOR NATION FIRS]   Speaks to Steel Workers ant Other Large Gatherings En Route to Columbus.   PREACHES DOCTRINE OF GOV'T BY CONSTITUTION   Urges “America at Home” i Plea for Restoration of Popular Government.

‘FOR CONSTITUTION IS SENATOR HARDINE   {le Again Preached This Doctrine Between Cincinnati and   Columbus.

HARDING BEGINS FINAL CAMPAIGH   ADDRESSES AT MIDDLETOW) AND SPRINGFIELD TODAY   a-7* 27 "Ss #88 8.7 5*8 8 8 Oe 8 ae “Ware =  To Deliver Last Speech at Columbu: Ohio Tonight—Coniers With G. 0. P. Leaders in Ohio.

SEN. HARDING IS ON LAST DAY CAMPAIGNING   Again Urges» Constitutional Government as Chief Doctrine.   GOV. COX ALSO IS ON HISLAST CAMPAIGN DAY

Constitutional Government “Doc{rine Again Preached by Nomince © Gn Closiso Campaign

FIRST CONCERN IS “AT HOME’   Harding Again Champion: Constitutional Government   MILL WORKERS HEAR HIM   “We Have Sought to Address the Intelligence of America,” Says Nominee.

BOOZE RING PLOT REVELATION MADE   ‘‘MIKE DE PIKE’’ TELLS DIS TRICT ATTORNEY HOW SCHEME WORKED.   MANY OFFICIALS INVOLYEL   Ring Included Policemen, Deputy Sheriffs, Railroad Men And Many Others, Witness Asserted.

GRABBED BRIBES   Some Prohibition Enforcement Officers Took Money.   SAYS MIKE DEPIKE: BEITLER   Says Many People “Wanted to   Get In’ on a Division of  Bribe Money,

OPERATIONS OF . “BOOZE. RINGS’   Names of Public Offi _¢ials Involved in Federal Hands

“MIKE DE PIKE” BARES “WHISKEY RING’ SECRETS   Sensational Disclosures in Alleged Confession.  CLEARS OWN SKIRTS   Confession Said to Detail Activities o Federal Officials Throughout United States.

“MIKE DE PIKE” ~ REVEALS GRAF   Details Operations of Chi~ gago “Booze Ring.”.   STORY IMPLICATES ~~ FEDERAL OFFICERS   Makes Sensational Disclosures of Activities.

FULL HISTORY OF BOOOZE RING WILL BE KNOWN   WILL BE KNOWN  “Mike de Pike” Prom.ises to Tell Workings  of Clinuoec

Heitier Namés Many Officials in Liquor Traffic   Sensational Charges Made by Alleged Leader of Wegal Whiskey Gang; Scores of Police Imniicated in Charges.

Wo BOOZE RING Aa WORKING THRU CFFICIAL CRAFTERS   “Mike de Pike" Heitler Give Ur All He Knows of. Whisky Thefts to U. S. Agents.   FORGED PERMITS START OF BRIBING OPERATIONS   Federal, State, County and Cit Officials Named in Story by Saloonkeeper.

BOOZE RINGS WERE AIDED BY OFFICIALS   Sensational Disclosure: Presented to Federal Authorities.

PUBLIC OFFICIALS OF CHICAGO INVOLVED IN WHISKEY LAW CONSPIRACY VIOLATIONS       Chicago Federal Officers Have Detained Jeo! $c Hertler Without Bail and Are Proceeding With Arrests and Serious Charges,

CHICAGO LEADER IN LIQUOR TRAFFIC SAYS THEY WERE AIDED BY POLICE, MAYORS OF SMALL TOWNS AND FEDERAL AGCENTS

Naval Chief Wants Additional Facilities On the Pacific and a Reserve Force of Ao  aact ONN.ONN Men   WANTS $10,000,000 TO EXPEND AT ONCE   isks House Committee Tot Authority to Begin Immediate Construction of Bass on San Francisco Bay.

NAVAL RESERVE FORCE OF 200,000 MEN ADVOCATED   Daniels Also Urges Extensive Enlargement of Docking and Bas: ing Facilities on Pacific,

RESERVE OF GREAT SIZE   Denise Also Says United "Btates Must Incroase Dook- ~ age and Basal fizength

NAVAL RESERVE FORCE OF 200,000 IS ASKEL   DANIELS ADVOCATES LARGER FACILITIES FOR DOCKING AND BASING ON PACIFIC.

LARGE NAVY AND STRONG RESERVE APE NECESSAR’   United States Will Haye to Sen Troops Into Enemy Country in Next War. Daniels Says ‘

DANIELS’ PROGRAM   Wants Naval Facilities on the Pacific Enlarged.

COMMUNISTS ADVOCATE A REVOLUTION   Plank In the National Party Platform Urged Armed Uprising In America   'CONVENTION SECRET

SALARY WARRANTS FOR EMPLONES OF ASYLUM WHEL MOT SE APPROVED   BOARD OF CONTROL RETALIATES FOR ISSUING OF RESTRAINING ORDER RY COURT.

FOUND GUILTY   Convicted of Conceating Germar Ownershin of Paper.

CONVICT RUMELY ON TWO COUNTS   Guilty of Borrowing Money From Germany to Finance Purchase of Paper.   Declares He Will Appeal Wanted Mail to Present the German Side.

FIRE ON IRISH . AFTER REFUSAL - TO QUIT STREE}   One’ Killed and Anothe Wounded in Fighting in Daiklin

THEIR. BURGLAR WAS BLACK BEA   Illinois Couple Aroused Fror Slumbers By Entrance of Bruin.

“Nellie,” Tame Bear of ‘Homer Zoo “Barglarizes” Her Keeper's Domicil:

STEANSH      The “Lake Frampton” Sunk ln Collision Off Atlantic City During The Night.   Members of Crew Are Missins The Comus Badly Damaged

LAKE FRAMPTON SINKS OFF ATLANTIC COAS   Steamer Coli es With Comas on ‘Way orfolk; Three of : Crew Missing.

VESSEL SINKS  IN CRASH OFF ATLANTIC CIT?   Three of Crew of, Lake Frampton Missing After

STEAMSHIP — SUNKIN — "COLLISION   OFF ‘ATLANTIC CITY COAST EARLY MONDAY MORNING... :   The Lake Frampton Goes jown After. Striking the -Comus —, Latter Vessel esciied: Frampton’s Crew.

STEAMSHIP GOES DOWN (FF COAST   The ‘Lake Frampton” Sunk In Collision Off Atlantic City During The Night.   Members of Crew Are Missing The Comus Badly Damaged

KNOX PEACE PLAN PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Will Now Go to President Wilson for His Signature; Vote Indicates Resolution Can Not Be Shoved Over Veto.   TWENTY DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS ON THE FINAL VOTE

3 "us ci But It7is Expected Wilson. WH Veto the Republican Resolution.

LUNGRESD ADOPTS Int PEALE DILL DR Tf} 136   Republican Peace Resolution Now Goes to President For kia i   iesper Name es OF ioe toon VSliete ara    Vote Indicates Veto Cannot Be Overriden.

PEACE RESOLUTION GOES TO PRESIDEN]   House Adopts Measure Sub -. «stituted by Senate,

ETO WiLL ULL PEAGE   fuse Passes Resolylion, Bu lacks Votes to Override President's Disapprovat.   1 DEMOCRATS JOIN IN PUTTING MEASURE OVER

HOUSE PASSES PEACE MEASURE   Knox Resolution Now Goes { wo, {he President, =...   Vote of 228 to 139 is Taken to tndicate Measure Could Not Be Carried - Over Mr, Wilson's Veto,

HOUSE GIVES  APPROVALTO ~ PEACE-MOVE   ‘Republican  “Resolution I _ Adopted and Now Goes to Wilson for Signature:   VETO PROBABLE AND © _CAN’T BE OVERRIDDEN

FINAL ACTIONIS TAKEN IN HOUSE; 0.K.’S SUBSTITUTE   CANNOT OVERRIDE  ~ PRESIDENTIAL VETO

PEACE RESOLUTION PASSES THE HOUSE   Democrats Vainly Oppose Measure But They Are  Oxerwhelmed.

Peace Resolution Passes House, by Vote 228 to 135      y Senate Substitute Finally Adopted; 20: Democrats Faver Meas ure; Majority Not Large Enough to Override g Possible Veto. :

RESOLUTION TO END WAR IS GIVEN OK.   Democrats Vainly try tc - Block Passage; Goes To Wilson.

PEACE RESOLUTION TD THE PRESIDEN)   No Likelihood of Its Sur viving Veto.

PASS PEACE RESOLUTION   Veto of Measure by the President is Bapected

HOUSE ADOPTS: RESOLUTION 10, "TANVNR STITT   Nineteen Democrats Join Majority in Endorsing Peace Proposal with Two Republi cans Voting Against It   INABILITY TO OVERRIDE VETO IS MADE EVIDENT   Administration Party Members Vainly Oppose Acceptance of Senate Substitute for Original Measure

PEACE RESOLUTION GOES TO PRESIDENT   House Vainly Fought on the Democratic Side to Prevent Passage of the Senate Sub stitute. — Alabamian Votes W744, Rowuhlicana

ADOPT PEACE RESOLUTION   But Majority Doesn't Seem Sufficient to Pass It Over President's Veto.

LUNGRESS ADUPIS Init PEAUE DILL D9 Tf) 136   Republican Peace Resolution Now Goes to President For coins  Vote Indicates Veto Cannot Be Overtiden.

HOUSE ADOPTS — KNOX MEASURE   Peace Plan Passed by the Sen ate Now Awaits Wilson’s Veto,   Nineteen Democrats Aid in Adoption of the Resolution, the Vote Being 228 to 139, Not a Two-Thirds Majority.

PATCHED PEACE UP TO WILSON   RESOLUTION, “ENDING WAR’ PASSES HOUSE AND GOES TO  THE PRESIDENT.

Nineteen Democrats Join Majority in Endorsing Peace Proposal with Two Republicans Voting Against It   INABILITY TO OVERRIDE VETO IS MADE EVIDENT      Adminigtration Party Members Vainly Oppose Acceptance of “Senate Substitute for Original Measure .

SENATE PEACE MEASURE GETS 0.K OF HOUSE   Republican Resolution Now Goes to Wilson for Approval   FEEL SURE VETO 18 TO BE INVOKED

PRESIDENT GETS KNOX BILL   House Adopts Republican Peace Plan Passed by the Senate, 228 to 139.

PEACE BILL TO WILSON   Lousé Adopts Mesudulion Ofterrd As Substitute By Senate.

PRESIDENT belo KNOX RESOLUTION   House Adopts Republican Peace Plan Passed by Senate.   19 DEMOCRATS AID ADOPTION   Two Republicans Vote Against the Scheme in a Count of 228 to 139— Generally Believed President Will Veto Bill.

PEACE PROPOSAL GOES TO PRESIDENT   House Acepts Senate Substitute for Resolution. Nineteen Democrats Joining With Republicans

Peace Plan Passed by the Senate Now Awaits Wilson’s Veto.   TWO REPUBLICANS REBEL   Nineteen Democrats Aid in Adoption of the Resolution, the Vote Being 228 to 139, Not a Two-Thirds Majority.

MEASURE IS ADOPTED BY HOUSE TODAY   Senate Form is Passed by Vote of 228 to > Tag. .   TWO REPUBLICANS BALE   20 Democrats s Vote Ayes Veto  Could Not be Over ridden

RESULUTION {5 PASSED TODAY   HOUSE ACCEPTS SENATE SUBSTITUTE; NOW GOES TO PRESIDENT; VOTE WAS 228'TO 139.

PEACE RESOLUTION {5 ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE   Vule of 228 to 139 Taken to Indicate Presideni’s Veto Could Not Be Overridden.

HOUSE ACCEPTS THE SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR een RESOLUTION.   Twenty Democrats Join Republicans in *Support of _Measure—Two . Republicans . Vote “Against .the  Dacnment.

HOUSE ADOPTS  P, PEAGE AE SOLUTION   Measure Is Passed by Vote of 228 to 139, 19 Democrats Supporting It—Now Goes to President.

NATURAL RESOURCES OF INDIANA GAUD OF MUCH INQUIRY   jJudustrial Componies Becoming Mor interested in What Indiana Has To Offer.

SENATE INQUIRY INTO CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES OF BOTH PARTIES 1S LAUNCHED TODAY IN CHICAGO   Newspaper Accounts of Cox’s Speech a Pittsburg and the Committee’s Tele gram to Him and Governor’s Reply In troduced at Outset by Senator Kenyon— Startling Disclosures Expected.

T0 INVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Senatorial Committee To Delve Into Democratic and Republican Presijidential Expenditures.

Republicans The mselves Place Gover.  _-nor’s Statements ir the Recard---Full Investigation is Prom wed.

COMMITTEE HEARS CHARGES OF COX   Say Candidate’s Attack Was Not Cause of Campaign Fund Investigation.

Speeches of Cox Making Charges Of Huge Campaign fund Are Introduced.   InvestigationBefore SenateCom: mittee Is Formally Launched

GOMMITTEE ON ~——NVESTIGATION   SENATE ‘COMMITTEE IN. ‘ SESSION IN CHICAGC   THE  CAMPAIGN, . EXPENSES   Wil Hays, Chairman National Re. publican Committee Called to the SSand—-Charges Cox With Being  : Wet. 4

) Soseetr abelian Pc Contributors, — Estimated  They. Wanted ta Spend Only  Five Million Dollars. —‘Investigation Proceeding. —_:

NOLO PEOPLE 10  LIVE LONG TIME BY NEW PRO ESS   TISSUES TAKEN FROM MONKEYS AND GRAFTED PROPERLY MAY PROLONG LIFE INDEFINITELY,

‘PROCESS FOR REJUVENATION OF AGED MEN DEMONSTRATED IN PICTURES BY FRENCHMAN

BOLSHEVIK “AMBASSADOR” ON TRIAI   is Being Heard on Charges of Member. ship in Body Piotting to Over. throw U. S. Government.

x = Soviet ‘Ambassador’ Charged With Seeking Over throw of Government,   F Caner SUSTAINED, DEPORTATION REQUIRED   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFIC 1ALS SAY THAT MARTENS FE A MEMBER OF THB COM MUNIST PARTY.

ee ee eS a  Bolshevist Leader Faces Deportation as Soviet Member.

OHIO COWS ARE WORTH 97 MILLION   Report of Ohio Agricultur al Department Show: Milch Cows Worth 1 Mullions More Than Yea Ago.

BIG INCREASE IN AUTOS , [cows SHOW TREMENDOUS GAIN] HORSES ON DECLINE      FL ANT) MEASLES FPIDEMIC IX HPIDTON

ENGLISH LEADER 18 BEATEN BY LABOR VOTERS   Sir John Simon is Defeatec in Bye-Election m Spen Valley

CUMMINS ESCH BILL APPROVED BY HARDING   Erie Railway Employees Hea G. 0. P. Nominee Speak   Wants To See Railway Mer Given Best of Treatment

HARDING BACKS       Pyeatgeil, Sih cahies: Out in Payor ‘of Republican Rait. . Way, Legsinton, :  ee      JUSTICE TO ALL’ CONCERNED   Act Helps Employees, i Protects Public, and is: Worward Step, Harding: Tells Union Mens”

LAUDS ESCH CUMMIGS AC]   Republican Presidential Nomines Wants Fair Play for All.

+BY VSN HARING   Tells Rait Employes They Wil Later See Act As Greatest Forward Step.   WANTS JUSTICE FOR ALL   Is Conscientious Effort to Give Highest Service and Just Consideration.

HARDING UPHOLDS FEW RALWAY AC   SAYS WORKERS EVENTUALLY WILL APPROVE REORGANIZATION LAW.

MING BAlL AGT APPROVED 8 SEN. HARDING   Nominee Tells Workers Law was Aimed at Justice, and Predicts They Will Later  * Indorse It.

Tells Group of Railroad Em ployes Workers in Near Fu__ ture will Hail it as Great For"ward Step in Legislation —

HARDING IN UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL OF RR, LAN   Ohio Senator Talked to a Picnic of Railroad Employes Foday,

~ HARDING STATES   Workers Will Realize That it is “the Greatest Forward Step” in the History of Rail Legislation.

SAYS LAW If BACKED BY FULL JUSTICE   Claims Measure Biggest Forward Step in Rail : History   TALKS TO RAM MEN      Fails to Mention Anti-Strik Clause in Speech to Workers

HARDING EXPRESSES APPROVAL OF ESCH. CUMMINS MEASURE   Railway Workers Hear Republican Nominee in Speech At Galion, O., Today.   NO COMMENT ON CHARGE   Senator Said He Had No Infor mation As to Detailed Charges of Governor James Cox.

GOLD COIN IS RUNNING IlOW   Stocks So Depleted That Mint Mast Work Ovwertime.

TH SEEK NORE HEL   Establish Headquarters in Columbus In Order to Secures Leaders’ Support

ghtened Berlinera Are Asking: “The White or Red Terror! Which?” In Consequence of Peport That Reds Are Piarming General Uprising   OMENTOUS EVENTS ARE MOVING TO A CLIMAX   rlin Ie Suffering From Effects of Strike, No Fresh Supplies of Food Having Been Received for Many Days Adding Suffering to Fear

VON SEECHT NAMED NEW COMMANDER   Rebel Chiefs’ Resignations Are Accepted — Statement Said They Quit to Bring About Internal Peace for Germany.

KAPP HAS RESIGNED POWER IN PCOMANY   self-Appointed Chancellor and Dictator Says His Mission ~ Fulfilled When Demands Met   Atlempted Spartacist Risings in Several Districts Are Reported

LABOR PARTY   LEAGUE LANDS ONE OUT Of " FOLR OFFICIALS IN TEXAS: ~ ELECTION.

GEDDES DENIED BRITAIN SEEKD 10 MUNOPOLIZE OIL   Declares 82 Per Cent Presen'  World Supply is Under  American Control.   SAYS DESIRE FOR PEACE INSPIRES FOREIGN POLIC)   Realizves That Traditional Hatreds and Ancient Gradges Die Hard but Pleads With Hearers in New York Address to Pour O11 on Tronbled Waters, Not Smouldering Fires,

SUCH CHARGES ARE COMPLETELY WITHOUT BASIS, SAYS SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES,.

British Ambassador Denies His Country _ Seeks Oil Monopoly   SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES DECLARES THERE IS NO TRUTH IN RUMOR THAT ENGLAND IS ATTEMPTING TO DRAW U. S. INTO WAR DEBT POOL

GEDDES DENIES — ENGLAND SEEKS OIL MONOPOL)   British Ambassador Speaks at Pilgrims Dinner in New York.

GREAT BRITAIN NOT OEEKING 1 MON OPOLIZE On CUPPLY-GE ADE:   British Ambassador Makes a Sweeping Denial of the Charges in Speech Made qt Pilorime! Dinner.   WORLD BETTERMENT DESIRE OF ENGLANS   No Effort Being Made te Pool the War Depts o' Europe and Drag Unite: Statas In, Ha Says,

WILD YARN UPON BRITTON POLICY WELL GONFUTED   AMBASSADOR ON FACTS    NOT TRYING TO BUILD : NAVY NOR TO GRAR ALL OIL

HEDDES IN DENIAL DRITAIN SEEKS 10 CONTROL FUEL Ol   British Ambassador to U. S Deciares Statements Charging Monopoly Plan Completely Without Basis.

BRITAIN DENIES PLAN TO MONOPOLIZE OIL   Geddes Says Aim Is To Restore World Order; Gives Wilson Credentials.

GEDDES IN DEFENSE OF BRITISH POLICY   AMBASSADOR SPR AKS sT PIL, GRIMS’ DINNER,   Sir Auckland Declares His Counters Desirous of Pence, to Briug Order Out of (haes and ba tend treedom.

RESUME THE GRIND        es “MORE TRYING i 7TO SEAL. PEACK racer.            There is Much Wri aneling. bat’ ape’ bis vs vf is Meld Out: I :

COMPROMISE IS NOW RELIEVED POSSIBLE   FACTION LEADERS IN SENATE EON. TRYING TO! Qe AGREEMENT ON THE LEAGUE  OF NATIONS.

SENATORS STILL ARE OPTIMISTI   Party Leaders Remain . Hopefu That Compromise May Be ‘Made Over Treaty.

NO PROGRESS BEING MADE   In Settlement of Issues Over Article Ten of  - League Covenant

SENATE LEADERS ARE YET  HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT   Thus Var Ardcke fea has been Chiet Stumblag Rloek: Conference KResumed Voday,

RESUME THE GRIND   CONGRESS ONCE MORE TRYING TO SEAL PRACH PACE.   There is Much Wransling bat Hope ix Held Ong,

CARHANZA'S TRAIN [6 OAD TO BE LOCATED   GUARANTEES MAY BE OFFERED FORMER-HEAD-OF-MEXICAN GOVERNMENT.

CARRANZA HELD BY REVOLUTIONISTS BULLETIN STATES   Battleship Oklahoma Will Sail for Mexican Waters at 11. O'Clock Today.   BOUNDARY EXTENSION IN MOST ALL DIRECTIONS   Wrecking Crew Sent Out to Tear Up Road Join Forces With Liberal Party.

Fifteen Generals Among Those Killed; Vera Cruz and Other Cities in Rebel Hands; American Warships and Marines Are Moving Into Strategic Positions   QFFER CARRANZA GUARANTEES

THREE STATES IN SOUTH ARE STILL HOLDING OUT: CARRANZA HELD PRISONER

6 MORE BALLOTS © FAIL TO PRODUCE —BREAK. IN RANKS   Search. For Dark Horse Begins a: All Sides Show No Indication Of Real Break

TOUCH OF HUMOR IS GIVEN FIRST VOTE   Favorite Sons Delegates Stanc Pat and Others Cast Ballot for Ring Lardner and Irvin S. Cobb—Fluctuations All Around Shown on Twentyae

SANTA CLAUS NO. 1 WILL BE GUSHER   U. b. HAMIL, OIL EAPERT, EAPEGT DISCOVERY OF Blé FIELD HERE

UBREGON CHARGED WITH MURDER BY CARRANZA’S CHILD   1,000 Word Protest Is File¢ By Daughter Of Late President In Washington   STORY BRANDED FALSE   Says She Has Legal Proot That Crime Was Committed Under Orders

Charges of Daughter of Slai President of Mexico Laid Be fore the State Department in Washington.

A DAUGHTER OF CARRANZA FILES “STRONG PROTEST  SHE TELLS THE AMERICAN STATE DEPARTMENT GEN. OBREGON  Bay Geena em 2 Fa = re ee

ALL CHURCHES  . FOR THE LEAGUE   Opinions of Clergymen and Resolutions of Religious Bodies Show Sentiment   CLERGY 18 TO.1 FOR IT   All Denominations Répre sented in Resolutions by “The Christian Work”

ALL CHURCHES FOR LEAGUE.   Opinions of Clergymen and Resolulutions of Religious Bodies  Show Sentiment.

LAWYERS’ COMMITTEE TO FRAME CONSTITUTION   Tentative Draft Will Be Pre pared if Voters Favor Calling a Convention.

DID NOT ATTACK ASSOCIATED PRESS   Great News Service Not Criticized By Governor Cox—dAssails “Doctored News.”

DENIES ATTACKING ASSOCIATED PRESS   Gov. Cox Accuses Ex-President Tafi of Making Misstatement.

Democratic Nominee” Offends In His Attacks: on® Edito -of Democratic: Parier:

LOWER COAL PRICES SAID TO BE COMING   So is Christmas, But Reduced Goal Rates are Expected to Arrive First.

CHEAPER COAL PROMISED OHIC   I. C. C. Approves Association Plan To Underwrite Needs Of State

HOLD DISTRICT LOVE FEAS!   DEMOCRATS OF SECOND INDORSE MARSHALL FOR PRESIDENT— CHAIRMEN ELECTED,

VISIT COLUMBUS BIRTHPLACE   American Knights Deposit Wreath At Foet of Statue of Patren.

BRINGS HOME A CHECK FOR $80,000   Leon G. Voorhees, President of the Anita Bank, Returns Home Sunday . From Oklahima With an $80,000 Check For Hia Wife.

DECLARES MAIL OF CABINET MEMBERS CENSORED IN WAR   Third Party Leader Says Soldiers Read Communications of Officials

GENGOA INOPECTED UFFIGIAL LETTERS   PROOF THAT MITATARY CENSOR. SHIP IMPARTIAL GIVEN RY COMMITTER OF 48

HUGHES. CONFERS. Wit HARDING   Discuss International Problems; Month of Conferences Scheduled

HUCHES CONSIDERED AS POSSIBLE SECRETARY OF STATE IN NEKT GHBINE   First “Meeting Of Minds".To Determine ‘New American Foreign  Policy Held OniFriday.

MEETING OF MINDS TO FIX ON POLIC’   President-Elect ‘Holds First Conference With Hughes.  Visits Columbus.

~ OF MINDS HEID   President-Elect Harding Begins Month of Conference by Seekmg Advice of Charles E. Hughes   SESSION IS SECRET   Col. George Harvey, New York Magazine Editor, Arrives as a Visitor During Meeting

HUGHES AND HARVEY VISIT WITH HARDING   Promised Meetings With “Leading Minds” Started at JMarian

HARDING OBTAINS — VIEWS OF HUGHES   Kew American Foreign Policy the Theme of Conference,

HUGHES 15 FIRST HARDING VISITOR   HARVEY AND DAUGHERTY ALSO ATTEND CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT-ELECT.

HUGHES CONFAB STARTS MARION ‘MEET OF MINDS   Harding Discusses International Questions at First Meeting   STARTS CABINET TALK   COL. GEO. HARVEY ALSO ATTENDS HOOVER EXPECTED FOR SUNDAY CONFERENCE

HARDING CONFERS WITH HUGHES ON FUTURE POLIGIES   Conference Joined by George Harvey and Elmer Dover Who Refuse Comment   TO SEE HOOVER ON SUNDAY   President-Elect and Guests Discuss international Subjects at Marion

HUGHES PROBABLY BE FIRGT AMONG GABINET MEMBERS   HAS BEEN RESERVATIONIST DUR ING LEAGUE FIGHT IN SENATE.

BIGGEST DEAL IN ALL HISTORY   Vanderlip Secures World’s Great est Undeveloped Coal ana Oil Deposits.   SURE OF G&VERNMENT STAND   U. S. Trade With Russia Will Be Authorized by the Republican Congress, He Says-—-Greatly Admires Lenine,

Deelgres Kamahatha Peninsula Is World's Greatest Undeveloped Coai and Oi! Field—Suspicioun Attitude of British Preas and Officials Amuses Promoter.

VANDERLIP URE OF RUSS STAND   Says U. S. Trade With Reds Will Be Authorized,   BIGGEST DEAL IN HISTORY   Americans Secure World’s Greates Undeveloped Coal and Oil De.  -posits—Lenine Believes That  America Is His Only Friend,

Vanderlip Secures World’s Great est Undeveloped Coal and Oil Deposits.   SURE OF GOVERNMENT STAND   U. S. Trade With Russia Wil! Be Au. thorized by thy Republican Congress, He Saye—Greatiy Admires Lenine,

DEATH PENALTY ON HER STOR}   Brushy Mountain Farmer ‘Speedily Convicted of Murdering Step-Daughter.   “TOO ‘MUCH DEVIL IN ME” SAYS PRISONER

BLAKELY GIVEN DEATH PENALTY ON HER STORY   Brushy Mountain Farmer Speedily Convicted of Murdering Step-Daughter.   “TOO MUCH DEVIL IN ME” SAYS PRISONER

‘GOVFRNOR’S OWN’ TROOP TO FORM HONOR GUARD AT HARDING INSLGIRATION

TELEGRAM oHOWN BY SIMO FORGERY, SAYS NAVY HEAT   Secretary Refutes Many State ments Made by Admiral Before Senate Committee.   ATTACK ON CONVOY IN 1917 IS EXPLAINED   “Official” Dispatch in Controversy Was Never Signed by Him, Daniels Asserts.

SENATE NAVAL “NVESTCATION STILL. GOIN   Secretary Daniels’ - Testimony _ Charges That .a- ‘Cablegram -. Presented fo. Committee by ~ ndmiral Sims Bore a Forged Signature. -

Secretary Did Not Sign Ca. blegram Sims Introduced in His Testimony.   FAULT FINDING ADMIRAL FLAYEL   Daniels Severely Criticize: Sims’ Covoy Policy in His Testimony Today.

DISPATCH SIMS HEAD DANIELS GALES FORGERY   Secretary Produces Origina Before Senate Ins estigatjos Conimittee.   RELATED TO CONVOYS   Never Entertained Opinion as Stated in the Cable Message.

SECRETARY ALLEGED ~ MESSAGE 16 FORGE!   Daniels Investigates Signer of Historigm@fablegram To Admirag Sims Abroad

Forged Message Used by Sims,  Daniels Claims   Admiral Owes Apology. to the Nation, Secretary Tells Senate Committee.

NAMED FORGED, DANIELS TELLS NAVAL PROBERS      NAVY HEAD DENIES HE © SENT CABLEGRAM WHICH  SIMS: USED  ae ee ee a

CONVOY GABLENS FORGERY DANIELS TELLS SENATORS   Never Signed Message Referred to in Sims Testimony

FORGED SIGNATURE CLAIMED BY DANIELS DF SIMS’ DOCUMENT   Secretary Said he Hadn't Signed, Letter and Showed The Original in the British Records. -—- Is Attacking

DANIELS ACCUSES SIMS OF OFFERING FORGED CABLEGRAN   Signature of A. F. Carte Erased and That of Daniels Substituted.

EXTRA!   SEC. DANIELS ~SHYS HIS, ANE FOREEDTO DISPATCH   Head of Navy Department Throws a Bombshell Into Hearing Today in National Capital.

DANIELS CLAIMS HIS NAME FORGED TO: INJURE NAVY   Calls Upon Admiral Sims to Produce Man Who Signed Message on Method of Convoy   “NAVY PROTECTED SHIPS”

Name Signed to Dispatch Was Changed to “Daniels”   No Escort On Returning

JANIELS CHARGES SIMS CABLEGRAM ( RANK FORGERY   Declares He Never Sent Message Offered In  Evidence.

Naval Head Says Message Read by Sims Was Not Sent by Him.   DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM ADMIRAL

Proves That Message Quote: By Sims Was Never Autho! ized or Sent by Daniels.   Asks That Sims Produce The Person Who Forged Ihe Signature.

CHARGES MADE THAT MESSAGE WAS A FORGERY   Sec. Daniele Claims He Never Signed Cablegram Presented by Sims.

Message Signed “Daniels’ Said Ships Carrying Armed Guards Were Safer Alone,   SECRETARY DENIES IT   The Admiral’s Cablegrams Blamed Naval Code for Submarine Attacks.

GABLE TO SIMS WAS A FORGERY   Daniels Deslares His Name Was Suzstituted on Message Sent to Admiral.   TO DEMAND AN INQUIRY   ‘Secretary Tells Senate . _Investigating Committee That He Told Sims: to Protect Troopship Against Attacks.

CHARGES SIMS WITH FORGERY   Secretary Danie!s Says He Didn't Sign Message Introduced by Admiral in Testimony.

FORGERY IS CHARGED BY SEC. DANIELS   Declares Message - Iniro‘duced. at Hearing: ‘Not HisOwn -   DEMANDS ‘AN’ “APOLOGY   Person Guilty: Sho ‘Should be Pro duced by Admiral. -Sitas, Be. Says -

‘claims He Never Knew He Signed Cable Message ntroduced By Sims   DISCUSSES U-BDAT ATTAGKS

FORGED MESSAGE OFFERED BY SIMS, DANIELS DECLARES   SECRETARY OF NAVY DENIES SIGNING CABLEGRAM: PRODUCED IN INOTITRY.   CONVOY DISPUTE   Bares Controversies With Ad miral in London Over Troop  Denateartinn_

One Sims Exhibited, Secretary Says, He Never Sent to Admiral.   WAS A PLAIN FORGERY   Thinks Admiral Sims Owes Him An Apology for Impression   He Tried to Create. :

FORGERY MADEIN NAVY CABLE DANIELS SAYS        “Sims Should Produce Man Who Changed Signature,” Secretary Asserts.

ORDERS TO SIMS  FORGED, DANIELS TELLS PROBERS   Never Authorized Ship: Sailing Unescorted He Declares

NAME WAS FORGED, DECLARES DANIEL!   Secretary Says Signature Substituted in Message to Sims.   ORIGINAL SIGNED A. F. CARTER   Found in British Embassy, Through Which It Had Been Sent—Tells Senate Orders to Sims Were to Protect Troopships.

CABLE TO SIMS WAS A FORGERY   Daniels Declares His Name Was Susstituted on Message ‘~ Sent te Admiral.   T@ DEMAND AN INQUIRY   Secretary Teile Senate investigating  : Committee That He Told Sims  to Protect Troopship Against “tm, Attacks,

nD ar ORDER’ LONE: sal:   ns         Leaving Homehouid Ships “without. Protestion, and. Navy Depart. . ‘ordered them back: ‘tg con--

Proves That Message Quotec By Sims Was Never Author ized or Sent by Daniels.

CABLE BORE FORGED NAME SAYS DANIELS   Says Sims Presentec Message He Had Never Sent.

ONE JS KILLED IN WRECK   Penosylvania Train I6 Derailed to Ohio Sewernal Are  Wis Bie oi ae

$2206 0O¢00¢¢ ¢   NEWLYWEDS HAVE CAUSE FOR WORRY MARRIAGE !S ILLEGAL

U. 5 CONCERN 10 TRADE IN RUSSL   Western Financiers Conclude Arrangement With Soviet Authorities

‘THREAT TO SEIZE CAR LINES   New York City May Grab Subway and Surface Railways.

MAY SEIZE N. Y: CAR LINES   City to Grab Subway and Elevated if Service Is Not Improved in Month.

' TO GROW OLD GRACEFULLY   WORLD'S MOST LONELY SPOT: T   Desirable Condition That Greatly De ponds on One's Habite of Mind Fermed ia Yeuth.

WOOL CONSUMPHION   In January Indicates Record  Demand for Year.

WOOL CONSUMPTION IS LARGE.   Continued Public Demand for High Priced Clothing Reflected.

BEYISED SOLDIER BONUS BILL   will, Ba Passed by Hose Nob Tater meu brienl Next Ww eek,

NEW PRESIDENT "OF FRA HARD WORKER   J a a ea MILLERAND A MAN OF REAL  ACTION WHO SPENDS LONG   HOURS AT WES DESK,

MILLERAND REAL MAN OF ACTION   THE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IS A TIRELESS WORKER; KFEPS BUSY,

NAMES SUCCESSOR FOR R. J. WADE   REV. NEAL NEW SUPERIN. TENDENT OF GOSHEN M. E. DISTRICT.

REV. NEAL WILL HEAD GOSHEN M. E. DISTRIC   Pastor of First Church of Fart Wayne to Succeed Dr. Ray J. Wade

SUGAR GOES 10” 20 [+20 POUND   INDIANA FAIR PRICE COMMIS SIONER DECLARES NEXT SHIPMENT INCREASE

SUPPRAGE AMENDMENT IN WEST VIRGINIA AT STAKE IN SENSATIONAL RUN.

WINS RACE FOF ~ SUFFRAGE   Virginia Senate in Vote Favarably ‘Today

SNOW SAILING PARIBBEAN SEA   President-Biect Harding Will Arrive at Oristobe) Early Tuesday Morning.

HARDING PARTY ENJOYING TRF   President-elect Is Having Fine Time on the Voyage

HARDING SAILS THE GARRIBEAN   Spends Most of. Hil: Thee om Deck Smoking and..Chattng With Passengers

Harding Is: ‘Traversing Caribbean‘Sea on Trip   to Tropical Territory

HARD No ON WAY TO PANAMA CANAE   President-Elect’s Steamer  Due to Arrive at Cristobol Tuesday.

HARDING'S SHIP MAKES 13 KNOT!      PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING IS WELL ON HIS WAY TO THE CANAL ZONE TODAY

SENATOR HARDING ENROUTE TO PANAMA      [By Raymond Clapper, ‘United. Press ~“Stalp Correspondent.  _

Now Believed Allies May Not  Press Demands   Holland's Refusal to Surrender War Fiend May Save Him a Trial   ALLIES LIKELY TO URGE ISOLATION   Will Attempt To Have ExKaiser Banished To Dutch Island

KAISER WILL NOT BE TRIED   Allies Disposed,to Bow to Hol land's Refusal to Surrender Ex-War Lord

KAISER 10 ESCAPE TRIAL, INDICATION   Former Gcrman Emperor Will Never Face Allied Tribunal—Lloyd Gcorge Not Disposed to Con test Holland Action.

NEW SUBPOENAS FOR REDS   Some Finangiers May Re Involved Sars -Senntor Announcing In westizgation of Russians.

Soviet Trails Lead To Strange Places        an Propaganda xpecred to) Bring to Light  tarthing Developments,

PROPAGANDA PROBE IS SPREADING OUT   Some Financiers May Be Lnvolved is ” flenate’s Investigation of Ruse Propaganda.

SENATOR REED — ALSO CONFERS WITH HARDING   Man Who Made S Much Trouble for Wil son Is Consulted by th President-Elect.

LEAVES WORD OF FAREWELL FOR AMERICA   President of Irish Republic Back on Home Soil   NETAILS ARE MYSTERY   Secretary in New York Gives No Particulars of Passage

SLIPPED QUIETLY AWAY FROM NEW YORK CITY   PRIVATE SECRETARY MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT

NO DETAILS OF LANDING GIVEN OUT   SECRETARY OF “IRISH PRESIDENT" MAKES PUBLIC HIS FAREWELL MESSAGE TO AMERICA

VALERA’S ADIEU TO AMERICA IS MOST FLOWER’   So-Called President of the Irisl Republic Eyades Hated RedCoat and Reaches Home

DE VALERA ENROUTE TO IRELAND NOW   Secretary Boland Says President o Irish Republic Has Returned Home,

4RISH PRESIDENT’ LANDS IN HOMELAND   De Valera Notifies Secretary He Is In Ireland.’

EMON DEVALERA BACK IN IRELANT   President of Irish Republic, Who Spent More Than Year Here, Has Returned, It is Announced   MADE TRIP IN A DISGUISE

President of Irish Republic Suc ceeds in Landing in treland.   THREATENED WITH ARREST   British Officials Declare He Wil Be Thrown in Prison if Captured.

DE VALERA LANDS. SAFELY IN IRELAND   Secretary Announces Ar. rival On Island.

SECRETARY SAYS HE IS ~ HOME AGAIN   Effected Landing on Irish Soil This Morning is Sate/ ment of Boland, Who Refuses Any Further Information on the Matter.

Outwits British and Makes Landing I'riday Morning Claims His Secrelary   MESSAGE OF FAREWELL IS WANE PUBLIC BY SECRETARY   Declares He Retutns to the Homeland Without Mission Here Accomplished

PRESIDENT OF IRELAND   Is Not Far from New York Says Sec patarye th 3. Roland.

“President” of Ireland        Hope » America” Ma “Know Agony. « ter’s Lash

DE VALERA HAS FINDED BRITISH           Irish “Republican. “Presiden “Safe “After. Secret ‘Trip. " From New York . °°.

DE VALERA NEAR NEW YORK   ‘@deretary Says ‘President of Irish Re)\ public’? Not Far from Metropolis

VALERA IN NEW YORK ASSERTS SECRETARY   Boland on Way to City to Mee His Chief,

DE VALERA 19 NOW GAGK ON THE WRlon SOD   Braves Wrath of British Government to Return to His Native Soil.

De Valera Arrives Safely In Ireland   The Prestdent of Irisk Repubtic Re. turns From U, S. to Treland,

HEAD OF REPUBLIC ESCAPES BRITISH IN CROSSING OCEAN   REACHED NATIVE LAND HIS SECRETARY ANNOUNCES   Farewell Megsage to America Made “Public by)... Reland.

KING ALEXANDER BITTEN  ag ur Fo Fad al BY MONKEY AS HE GOES  TO RESCUE OF PET DOG

KING ILL FROM MONKEY BITE   Alexander of Greece Has Attack of Fever Since Encounter Several Days Ago.

HLLING STATION PERMIT DELAYED   SRENTAGED O1L COMPANY OR. DINANCE NOY PLACED ON VHIRD READING

FILLING STATION PERMIT DELAYED   STANDARD OL COMPANY OR DINANCE NOT PLACED ON THIRD READING

Cole Co. Farmers Urged to Bring the Best Ear of Corn   Luecker Recommends Boys Club Organizations in County.

Cole Co. Farmers’ _ Urged to Britig-the i -Best Ear of Corn   Luecker Recommends Boys , Club. Organizations in County.

PLEA FROM LEAGUE   Acceptance of the Offer ag Personal Mediator Will be Read to Couneil.

FOR ARMENIANS   President, However, Warn: That America Will Not Give Military Aid   ADVICE OF U, 8. SOUGHT   Com mittee : On Disarmament Wants America To Join, If Only In Advisory Capacity

ne Ot OS ON ee  Lessee Awaits Wilson’s Personal Offer  me AMERICA. INVOLVED  Paris on Csmiats on Developments

ARMENIA’S FATE UP TO WILSON   He Is Said to he “Apparently Stim. ulated by the Work He Has Undertaken.”

WLOON WILE UNDERTAKE TA CAVE ARMENIA   PRESIDENT IS APPARENTLY STIMULATED BY HUGE WORK AHEAD

WAXAHACHIE   WILSON AGREES Tp AGT AS MEDIATBR IN ~——_ ARMENIANDISPUTE

J. §. GOVT. AWAITS: WOR LEAGUE. ASSEMBLY. BEFORE MOVE IN ARMENIA

Representative Byrnes and Sen ator Calder to Introduce - Resolutions for Purpose on Opening Day of Session   GOVERNORS’ ADVICE IS PRESENTED BY McKELVIE

HANAN CE CURPORATIN WILL BE SOUGHT [i & RESOLUTION 10 COME BEFORE U. §. SENATE   HOUSE WILL CONCUR IN MEASURE WHICH WILL’ COME . TO AID OF AMERICAN FARMERS  AE CRUCIAL MOMENT

APECT TO REVIVE WARTIME FINANCE   CONGRESS WILL BE ASKEL PASS LAWS TO ASSIST THE FARMERS   WANT FINANCIAL = RELIE!   Feasibility of the Plan Has Been Denied by Secretary Houston and Governor Harding of Board

TO ASK RESUMPTION OF WAR FINANCE PLAN   Immediate Re-establishment of the Wartime Corporation Requested in Resolution,

WOMAN ARRESTED, KILLED HUSBAND   Louisville Shooting Case Is Re opened By Trio’s  Arrest.

REOPEN MURDER CASE   LOUISVILLE POLICE REVIVE ADCOCK MYSTERY BY ARREST OF THE WIDOW.

TWO WOMEN AND MAN ARRESTED IN ADCOCK SHOOTING MYSTERY   Neighbors Testify, After Man Makes Death Bed Confession of Shooting Himself, That He Was Victim of Family Row In Which Wife Fired.

POLICE ARREST WOMAN. “FOR KILLING HUSBANL   Family. ‘Quarr ‘el is Uncoverec By Neighbors.

LAY PLANS © FOR XMAS SEAL SALE   Designate Sunday, December 5th As Tuberculosis Sunday.   WINE SEALS PER PERSON

SUNDAY DECEMBER HETH DESIGNATEL   Indiana Tuberculosis Association Requests Th“t Pastors Talk on Prevention Methods on That Day.

AID FOR HOUSING   South American. Governments to. Help Their People: .

BRAZIL SHORT OF HOUSES.   Government to Issue Bouds to Cure for Working People,

“Neuronitis” New Nest of ™ . Nerve Shocks.i in War, itr Declares Docto:

IF TOES 'FINGLE  BETTER. LOOK FOR DOCTOR: AT ONCE   Alionist Tells ‘Medical Society it’s Firs Syoptont ‘of New ‘Disease;. Few. * Cases in America. .

IF YOUR TOES TINGLE      Consult a Doctor—New York Alicnis' Says the Symptom Is Serlons.

LIBERTY BONDS NOT RECOVEREL   Are Not Part of the Loot of the Hanlontown Bank Recently Recovered.

“INMY" COXTS GUEST OF HOHOR AY CELEBRATION   Democratic Nominee for President Views a Big  Demonstration.

HOME FOLKS ~~ GREET COX   Parade a Feai ure of Nonpolit~ cal Demonstration,   GOVERNOS MAKES BRIEF TALKS

COX WILL TAKE “GOOD CARE OF WHITE HOUSE’   GOVERNOR BELIEVES HE WILL BE FUTURE TENANT OF PEOPLE'S PREMISES

DAYTON PAGKED BY THOUSANDS FOR JIMMY COX DAY   Ohio Governor in Brief Address Expresses Belief He Will be Elected.    STAND WAS STORMED ANO SPEECH DEMANDED   Democratic Nominee Tells Admirers Who Forced Him to Take Refuge in Jail Building, ‘I Invite You All to Come to Washington.”

TWAS JIMMIE COX DAY DOWN THERE IN DAYTON   They Think a Lot of Buckeye Governor Back Home—-Believes Party Will Win.

DAYTON CHEERS “JIMMIE” CO)   TELLS CROWD ‘HE BELIEVES THE WHITE HOUSE WILL BE HIS NEXT RESIDENCE.

GOK EXPRESot3 HIS GONFIDENGE   Voices Belief that he Wil Win Election   Democratic Nominee Optimistic as to His Chances in Speech at Celebration Staged by Dayton Neighbors— Half-Holiday Declared and Rio Parade Takes Place

POX DECLARES HE WILL BE ELECTED PRESIDENT AT HOME COMING’ AFFAUR STAGED IN HIS HONOR BY OAYTONITES

FOLKS IN DAYTON CALL HIM JIMMY   Personal Friendship Shown In Celebration Staged By Nominee’s Neighbors

NOMINEE HONORED BY iS HOME CHT   Cox Expresses Belief That He Will be Elected.   8.000 MARCH IN PARADE   Governor's Address of Ac. ceptance Will be Sent to Printer Toda? -—— Candidate Makes Brief Speech at ‘Homecoming’ Celebration Held in Dayton.

COX HAS HUNCH HELL BEAT GOP   ‘HELLO JIMMY’ SALUTATION IS SHOUTED BY THOUSANDS J AT DAYTON  we My

 f WH nr FLERTET   ls Cheered by Thousands Ai   Dayton “Homecoming;” / "Views Big Parade.

Democratic Nominee in Addressing a Home Coming Celebration, Predicts thal Ho Will Be Elected   “HELLO, JIMMY,” IS FAVORITE GREETING   Standard Bearer Stands foi Two Hours in Hot Sur Reviewing a Parade o About 12,000 Persons

HE WILL BE PRESIDENT   Invites Dayton Friends to Visit Him in White . House; Reviews Parade.

Does Not Desire to’ Leave: Dayton; Sees White House Looming in Distance.   THOUSANDS ATTEND THE. HOME-COMING. EXERICSES   Weather Was Swelteriogg Hot But Candidate Reviews: Parade and Responds tas . Cheers of the Crowds;

COX CHEERED BY DAYTON CHIZENS   In Brief Addresses, Candidate Expresses Belief He Will be Elected President   THOUSANDS IN PARADE   Homecoming Celebration In Honor of Democratic Nominee Is Gala Occasion

NOMINEE IS GREETED BY THOUSANDS   Huge Demonstration Is Staged to Honor “Home Coming” of Ohio Governor — Views Parade And’ Promises to Care For White House.

GREAT HONORS WILL ~-BEPAID LATE (ISH MAYOR AT FUNERAL   Firlal Plans Are Made Tuesday For Terence MacSwiney.

THE FUNERAL ON THURSDAY   Will be Attended by Many Noted Prelates

MACSWINEY  TO HAVE. SHORT. IMPRESS FUNERHL   Greatest Honor to Leader of Irist Freedom to Be Paid Him.

MACSWINEY'S RITES TOBE READ THURS. WHILE THOUSANDS  BREATHE PRAYERS   Five More Hunger Strikers Nearing Death In Jail at Caclk   MINOR DISTURBANCES   Inquest Announced By Offcials to Be Held Wednes day

Plan Funeral Of Macswiney   Great Delegation Will Marc! to Church for Funeral Ceremony.   SINN FEIN OFFICIALS  PLAN TO TAKE PART

‘Dectares. ‘America’s. ‘Veice: ‘Should: Be oo Raised, in Europe to. Clarity: we ” “Conditions, os. i2.0 ec

COX TALKS TO 7,000 FARMERS   Declares America’s Voice Should Be Raised in Europe to Clarify Conditions.

' PROHIBITION CANDIDATE  "TALKS FROM SAME STAGE   Says Other Party Standard-Bearers are “Up m Air"; Roosevelt Reports on Western four, Finds Indopendents Nueierous.

RC RR an ATP EET TENE SDE“ A eA RENTS EN ea ce See sae ge Tp enema a aoe ten AT AS AE TS ma  UGO-SLAVS AND ITALIANS r SETTLE FRONTIER PROBLEW

Ultimatum Issued by Count Sforza Brings Favorable Reply by Serbian Delegation; Negotiations Regarding Remaining - Questions toBe Immediately Resumed   PREMIER GIOLLITT! SUMMONED

Naim Lloyd. George Recognizec -Botshevik as Early as July  - 20, Without Consulting the Alliac

BRITISH MINERS MAY GO TO WORK   Delegates Representing Strikers Recommend Men Return to Work Thursday.

Josoph H. My€rs, of Fort Worth Nomed nas Concillator to Preven Tireatened Strike of St, L. & a: W Raullway Clerks, Wite,

FEDERAL CONCILIATOR MAKES EFFORT 10 END THREATENED WALK-O4   JOSEPH MYERS OF FORT WORT! NAMED FEDERAL MEDIATOR  IN STRIKE TROUBLE,

FORT WORTH MAN.IS NAMED. CONCILIATOR IN. RAILWAY STRIKI   Employes of Cotton Bel . Railroad Threaten to . Walk Oui,

A BIG FOLLOWING   Is Developing in the Hoovcy Eloom for President— ti. Causing Worry   TOS G. O- P. LEADERS   Pane Conference in Chicage Next Month Expected to Crustallize Sentiment .

THINK HOOVER TC ~ BE CANDIDATE   Believe Organization Conference Will Name Former Food Head

Meeting- Next Month at Chi cago to Be “Nominating  Convention.”      100,060 WOMEN WILL ... SPEAK THIS CAMPAIGN      All of Candidates and Party: Leaders Are Coaching” New Spellbinders.

COMMITTEE DITCHES BLAINE   Republican Candidate for Governor of Wisconsin to Lose Support of “Regulars.”

CANDIDATE BLAINE DITCHED   Republican “Regulars” Refuse to Sup port Candidate for Governor,

SIEGE AGAINST CONSTABULARY   Two Barrecks is (Ceenty Cork Sur: reunded by Armed Nen.

OS ANGELES BANKS NARANGE TO FINANCE CROPS THAEE STATES   TWO AND A HALP MILLION DOL LARS TO BE ADVANCED BY  LOS ANGELES BANKS,

BANKS FINA FINANCE COTTON CROPS  To Extent of of wo and   To Extent of Two and One-Half. Million Dollars in West

Banks of Los Angeles To Finance Cotto:      AYE the Banks of Bas Augeles doin in Agrvement fo Finance California Cotton to Extent of 82,500,000.

LOS ANGELES BANKS TO FINANCE COTTON   Arrange to Assist Western Farmers.

RICH WISCONSIN YOUTH SLAIN   Eimer Linker, Alleged Check Passer, Killed ir Figrt With Sheriff of Monroe County.

WISCONSIN YOUTH IS SLAIN   Member of Wealthy La Crosse Family Killed by Sheriff.

HUERTA WILL Bt CABINET MEMBEE   GENERAL CALLES ALSO EXPECT. ED TO BE SELECTED BY PRESIDENT OBREGON

HUERTA WILL HEAD MEXICAN CABINET DEG.   To Be Chosen By General Obrego When Latter Assumes the Presidencl

HEAD MEXICAN CABINET.   Adolfo de Ja Huerta Will be Selected by Obregon.

oe  venif MICHIGAN REPORTS FIVE DEAD   All at Smaller Towns—Rrperts Only Krearmerutiary. _

Secretary of State Declares Report  Line Ale ELDaindatian in Bact

COLBY FEFUSES TO KEYNOTE   Declares Reppert is Without Founda. tion—is Net Even Receptive Candidate.

KEYNOTE NOT FOR MR. COLBY   Secretary of State Declares Report Has No Foundation in Bars

COL. ROOSEVELT MEETS WITH G. 0. P. NOMINEE   Represents Progressive Wing. Marion, Harding’s Home, Prepares for Crowds.

MOVE TO BLOCK STRIKERS   West Virginia Governor Orders Police tn Wait Disorders.

Lawlessness Must Cease, Says Governor         Fifty Mounted Men Or County, West Virgir to Stop Lawlessness.  ed to Ming a, Cond Bgl:

STATE POLICE HALT LAWLESSHESS   W. Va, Governof Sends Be tachment to Coal Fields, .

MOVES AGAINST STRIKERS   Governor Cornwall Orders Mountec Police to Halt West Virginia Disorders.

POLICE TOHALT LAWLESS STRIKERS   Governor Cornwall Orders yunte Potice to Halt West Vi  Disorders.

EXPRESS MESSENGERS’ PERILS   Living Costs and Working Condi tious Part of Increase Plen.

PICTURE AND PITY THE PERILS OF POOR EXPRESS MESSENGER, SNAKES AND BEARS GET LOOSE, MATES

IRISH WANT OWN WAR STOPPED   FEELING IS INTENSE OVER TREATMENT ACCORDED LORD MAYOR OF CORK  {Re Acwncianted Pres«« Leased Wire.)

IRISH WANT OWN WAR STOPPED   FEELING IS INTENSE OVER TREAT MENT ACCORDED LORD MAYOR OF CORK  i ie BRindbed Sica.

FXTRA!   Telegraphic!   TORNADO TODAY “KILLS MANY IN ~ THE SOUTE

TORNADO  AT TWO MISSISSIPPI CITI TODAY  10 to 25 Killed at Meridian and   10 to 25 Killed at Meridian and to 15 at Bay Springs.

EXPECT MORE BALE GRAFT PROOF TODAY   “Rube” Benton Will Appear Befére Grand Jury in Gambling Quiz.   ACCUSED OF WINNING ON “FIXED” CONTEST

“RUBE” BENTON EXPECTED TO FURNISH EVIDENCE OF ATTEMPT TO FIX GAME   New York Giant Pitcher Was Offered $800 to “Throw” Game — Says He Won $3,800 in Bets on World’s Series Last Year From Tips bv Hal Chase.

GIANT PITCHER BEFORE GRAND JURY 10 TELL OF ATTEMPTED BRIBI      SAID TO HAVE BEEN OFFEREI EIGH THUNDRED DOLLARS TO  THROW A GAME.

TO FIX BASEBALL GAME   Direct Evidence Expected te Be Given by “Rube” Ben ton at Chicago Today   Herzog. of Chicago Cubs Accused of Offering Bribe to Benton to “Throw” Game

FLORIDA IS FREE To Act.   Said to Be Abie to Act Legally On Saffrace Amendment.

SIX SENTENCED FOR TALKS   Men Tried to Address Steel Workers’ Meeting at Duquesne, Pa,, Given 30 Days.

Attempted to Speak; Got Thirty Days   Six Men Who Attempted to Speak Near Pittsburg to Workers . of American Civil Liberties Unior Given 80 Days.

SIX SPEAKERS         30-Day Sentences Given National Officers at Pittsburgh.

Six Street Speakers   In Pennsylvania Steel   Town Are Sent to Jail

THIRTY DAYS-IN COUNTY JAIL   Men Made Attempt to Address Street Meet-  ‘ings Yesterday.

Judge Didn’t Experience “Explosion of Emotion” When He Heard Sone

“COME TO MY AAMS AND Aloo ME"-HE COMES, 1S FINED $9 BY THE JuneE

WETS GOUNTINUE LOSS OF VOTES IN THE RECOUNT   Wet Majority Reduced to 124 Votes With 500 Precincts   W_itest Precinct is One Vote Wetter.

COX STARTS ON A SECOND BIE TOUR   Itinerary Includes Four Im . portant Stares

U3. HORTICULTURIST IS ON WITNESS STAND   DR. MARLATT APPEARS BEFORE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IN BOLL WORM PROBE.   PEST IN VARIOUS SECTIONS   Says if Quarantine Is Established It Will Not Prevent Export of Cotton Through Galveston.

GOVERNOR. ALLEN - FINISHES. STRONG   IS WINNING SUPPORT IN IN. DUSTRIAL DISTRICTS OF . epaprTe              Wilson Hasp’t Been Able ta See Farmer and Now Farmer Can't See Coax

GOVERNOR ALLEN FINISHES STRONG   IS WINNING SUPPORT IN TN DUSTRIAT DIST RIC is OF ‘ ee oe. ee ag    HAS MADE 40 SPEECHES   ‘Wilson Hasn't Been Able to Se Farmer and sow Farmer Can't Sec Cex

A A LL LLL ALLL LLL ILD A,  GRANDMOTHER MATCHES PRESIDENT WITH $2,006

——— TT  WILL RESUME TODAY   Peace Parleys Between Poland and Russia

NEWSPAPERS “GIVE “LONUS        Ton Per Con€ Increase’ for Yaung:  tou Gib: Mracigebee

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WELLESLEY COLLEGE GIRLS QUARANTINED AGRINST INFLUENT   PERMITTED TO ATTEND REGULAR (LASS WORK BUT SEGREGATED FROM THE TOWN,

00 WELLESLEY ~ GIRLS QUARANTINEL   Fly Epidemic. in Mild Form In. the’ School Causes Gates To “Be: ‘Closed.—Students Attend. Classes’ as’ Usual

LYNCHING PARTY OUTWITTED   Men Aceased of Warder ia M immo u ci  Taken to Pinee wf Safety

SENTENCE FORMER MAYOR TO -PRISOK   Salt Lake City Official Found Guilty. of Misappropriating Public Funds. 

FORMER MAYOR ‘OF SALT  i LAKE ‘CITY GOES TO. PEN. -OW TWENTY THE Re. nn ror

EXPEGT COAL MINER “BACK ON JOB TODA   Proclamation of Policy Committee Urges Workers - to Return.   NATIONAL GUARD CALLED

l FIELD EXPECTED   ‘Proclamation Issued Last Night B United Mine Workers Urging Men to Return

SIX PERISH IN FIRE   Several Injured in Apartment House at Vancouver.   Building in Fashionable Part of Canadian City Its Destroyed by Flames.

SIX KILLED IN FLAMES   MANY OTHERS INJURED IN VAN. COUVER (B. C.) BLAZE.   Apartment Building in Fashionable Part of Canadian City De. stroyed by Fire,

SIX PERISH IN AN APARTMENT BLAZE   Several Injured in Apartment Hcuse at Vancouver.   Building in Fashionable Part of Cana. dian City te Ocsircyed by Flarxs.

NEW FURS ARE IN LIMELIGH’   New York Women Do Not Store Neck warmers—Take Them Home for Immediate Wear.

FUR FOR THE FALL COSTUME   New YVork Women Already Wearing Warm Wraps and Dresses Are Trimmed With [t.

U. S. FLIERS TO ORIENT      ‘First’ Commercial Aviation Enterprise, Far East by American

ORIG RIVER THREATENS A RAMPARE   Dweller in Cincinnati Lowlands Preparing to Move to Higher Sections --- Water Rising At Rate of Tenth of a :oot An Hour.

Windows Smashed as Crowd Tries to Reach Premier’s Residence.   100 INJURED IN RIOT; CROWD IS DRIVEN BACK   Red Flag Waved by Rioters Who Also Sing Revolutionary Songs: ¢ «#.

REDS IN ATTACK   Carrying Red Flags and Singing Revolutionary Songs Savage Mob Attacks Down. ing Street Today.   MOUNTED POLICE INJURED  BY STONES; CHARGE MOB   Rioters Trampled Down by Frantic Horses When Pavement Is Torn Up for Ammunition to Attack Guards.

RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN LONDON STREETS   From 50 to 100 Persons Are Injured Today as a Result of the Coai Miners Strike.   CROWDS CHARGED BY POLICE

Pet S FELT BY INDUSTRIES   Coal Miner’s Strike Spread: ~ and Every Mine in England is Now Idle   TO . HOLD MEETINGS    Railroads Are Operating— They. Hope to Continue Throughout Strike

Stones and Clubs Are Used In Sharp Battle In Whitehall Street   POLICE DRIVE BACK CROWD   “Bobbies” Put Up Desperate Fight Despite Big Odds Avainst Them

POLICE FINALLY CLEARED STREETS   ‘But Not Before From 50-to 100 Persons Had Been Badly Injured by Flying Stones or Being Trampled Upon.

12,000 PERSONS TOOK PART IN DEMONSTRATION   GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND PRE MIEE'S RESIDENCE WERE OBJECTS OF ATTACK   POLICE GOT RIOTERS ON THE RUN IN LATE AFTERNOON

armed Injured as. pounced Pe charge obstinate mo Unmployed in London

BAITISH -COAL. STRIKE FOLLOWED BY RIOTINC WEAR-PREMIER’S HOME   ‘Over 50 injured in Fighting tn Whitehali And Downing: Streets.   REVOLUTIONARY SONG SUNG

SUSPECT TAKEN IN PITTSBURGH GIVES CLUE TOEXPLOSION   * . ‘RUSSIAN CAPTURED IN HOTEL ROOM HAS SUITCASE FULL OF DYNAMITE.

AGREE ON DANZIC   Convention for Control ef Port: Will Be Signed November 15.

WILL COMMENDEER ALL STEEL RAIL PRODUCTION   Director-general of Railroads tc  Secure Supply Needed for  Railway Lines.

Over 70,000 Tons of Steel Rails Will Be Seized by Virtue of President’s War Powers to Supply Railroad Administration.   STEEL MANUFACTURERS ENTER PROTEST   STEEL MANUFAUCLURENRS ENIEN fA,  ‘Reason of Drastic Act Attributed to Need of 280,000 Rails Before Roads. Are Turned Back to, Private Control.

TEMPORARY « ALIMONY.   Attorneys For Anita Man’ aud Wife Reach Agreement Pending’: Suit. -

New York World Declares Marriage Is Best Possthle Antidote for Seclial Unrest.

NO SLACKER MARRIAGES   New York World Declares Marriage Is Best Possthle Antidote for Secial Unrest.

TROOPS MUTINY: 200 ‘KILLED   Many Chinese Soldiers Slain in Anhui Province—Inhabitants Fice in Terror. ‘

SLAY 200 TROOPS IN MUTINY   Inhabitants of Chinese Province in Flight. Says Report.

IS AGAINST 6 HOURMINEDAY   German at International Labor Conference Says Coal Is Vital.   PRODUCTION MUST BE MAINTAINED

FREIGHT RATE HEARING OPENS   revision Planned to Meet the Gevarnment Guerantes,

[0 MEET GUARANTEE OF GOVERNMENT   Hearing Opens Looking to Revision of Freight Rates. -

MOURNED PET CANARY’S DEATH   ‘Ten Thousand Witnessed Funeral for Seag Rird. ~

CANARY’S FUNERAL ATTENDED BY 10,00(   -olice Reserves Called te Keep Newark Streets Clear   Band of 12 Pieces, Playing Dirges, Precedes Cortege to Grave

THOUSANDS ATTEND CANARY’S FUNERAT   NEWARK TURNS OUT TO AT TEND CEREMONY FOR PET SONGSTER OF COBBLER.

FUNERAL OF “JIMMIE,” PET “CANARY, IS .WITNESSED BY 10.000 PERSONS IN NEWARE

WILL BRING 5 PERCENT TAX INTO FORGE   On Goods Entering U. 8. in Foreign Bottoms

SHIPPING BILL ~ BEING STUDIED BY TPL AMATS   Say Goods Coming In Foreigr Ships Must Pay Special Duty   tS IN THE UNDERWOOD LAW   Called Into Effect by Merchant Marine Act—Affects the Treaties

AMERICAN MARINE IS FAST BECOMING WORLD'S GREATES!   Discriminatory Tax on Commerce Entering U. S. in Foreign Bottoms.   PROTECT U. S. SHIPPING   Act, However, is In Conflict With Treaties With Several Other Nations.

NEW SHIPPING BILL INCLUDES A DUT)   Diplomats Say Operation of Mer. chant Marine Act Means Imposing Underwood Tariff Section.

INDERWOOD TARIFF LAW AS UP AEA   Item in Merchant Marine Bill Will Operate in a. Manner That Was Prescribed As Unlawful in an Act Brought TJn Retfanre.

Mounting Prices Will Be Played to Utmost by Employes in Stating Their Case at Conference With Wilson Today—Jewell, Manion and Shea Chosen by Unions to Press Cause at Meeting Scheduled for White House.

Unmistakable Evidence Among Union Oiticiais of a Fear That Demands Will Not be Granted, Being Based on Arguments Offered in Rebuttal by Mr, Hines,

HIGHER WAGES OR LOWER LIVING: casts   F PRICE OF FOOD AND NECESSt , TIES 1S BROUGHT DOWN THE “THREATENED STRIKE “wite  NOX COME OFF GECLARE THE WORKERS, IN NEW AGPEAL.. to WILSON.

WILSON WILL HEAR GRIEVANCES. TOO THOM LABOR HEADS   COMMITTER OF THRER WIL REPRESENT TWO MILLION EMPLOYES   LEADERS FEAR REFUSAL   Workers Will Base Claims for er Wages on Iner@ased Cost Living Since Increase, in 1018  bed

PRESIDENT TQ MEET CHIEFS   HEADS OF RAILWAY UNIONS CALLED TO CONFERENCE WITH WILSON AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY OVER THE WAGE CONTROVERSY,   LEADERS PESSIMISTIC

UNION CHIEFS 10 MEET Wil WILSON TODAY   Unmistakable Evidence of Fear That President Would Reject Salary Demands, Shown by Federation Officials.

PRESIDENT WILSON WiLL RECEIVE UNION LEADERS   SESSION OF RAIL CHIEFS AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY ON WAGE DEMANDS—WILL PLAY UP WELL KNOWN H.C.L.

RAILMEN HAVE OMALL HOPE Ut PAY INGREASE   PRES. WILSON WILL TALK To DAY TO COMMITTEE Of THREE LEADERS   Unions Continue To Base Hopes o! High Wave On Increased Cost ot Theis Livire.

BROTHERHOODS FEEL PRESIDENT WILL NOT APPROVE DEMANDS   Ey ecutive Will Take Up the Wage Claims with Three - Railway Union Heads.   COFFERENCES WITH TRAINMEN CONTINUE   Yesterday’s Meeting Placed De ~ mands in Category With  a that of Trainmen.

FEAR DENIAL OF WAGE INCREAS!   RAILROAD MEN NOT SANGUINE OF WILSON’S ANSWER.   MEET WITH PRESIDENT TODAY   t'rankly Confess They Sec No Hope ef Faverable Settlement—High Cost of Living to Be Their Argument.

LABOR DEMANDS H C. L. PLEDGE   PRES. WILSON TO BE ASKED T0DAY FOR DEFINITE ASSURANCES HY UNIONS   ‘OOD DOWN OR LABOR UP   Increased Wages Only Alternative, Say Workers—Fear Chief Exeutive’s Attitude.

Three Representatives of the _ Brotherhoods to: Present Case to President,   REFUSAL: OF INCREASE ~ IN WAGE IS. EXPECTED   Hines Says Settlement Coul : a: Be Foisted on Owners. on mn Retara of the Dimes.

Reduction in High Cost of Living, Increased ‘Wages, Strike, Triple Alternatives in 1 Minds of Labor Representatives.  7

RAILWAY CHIEFS Wiki MEET Wilh PRESIDENT TODAY   Immediate Reduction of Cost of Living Will be Asked  ey     AY Ce see UA TRG

ASK WILSON TO REDUCE H. C. L   Union Committee Con fers With President Today on Problem   MOREPAY ALTERNATIVE   Feeling Is Strong That Executive Would Refase to Grant

MUCULLCCH CAMPAIGN S WELL ORGANIZED   Democratic Candidate’ for Governor and S$. M. Ralston Sneak at Rockville

LIPTON WIL [ TAKE BURTON FROM WHEEL   'Conference Between Britisheriandd Officials Of Yacht ‘Chib Results In Probable Change Today..   ISATURDAY’S - RACE REVIEWED   Lack Of Wind: Prevents Either From Finishing Within Six-hour  Time Limit and Race Is Declarpel OFF   RESOLUTE HAD BIG LEAD

NEW SKIPPER FOR THE SHAMROCK    Captain Burton, Will be Taken From. the. Wheel for the Next Race   AN’  UNUSUWAL STEP           3! Phat” the "3 Best Speed

CAPTAINS TO BE CHANGED.   Sir Thomas Lipton Plans tc Take Burton From Wheel of Shamrock.

Qwner of Shamrock IV, Dissatisfied With Showing of Craft, May Put  "Designer at Wheel.

S PRINCE JOACHIM FOR  1S A SUICIDE ACER WAS DEMENTI    Believes Craft Is Fine and That  With Good Wheel Work It Can  Defeat Defender Resolute

WILSON’S PLAN.   May Appeal to the Leaders of Strikin; fitincis Miners. ~

PRESIDENT WILSON MAY APPEAL TO ALL MINE UNION HEADS   Has Under Consideration = Plan to Restore Peace  Among Miners

{OQIGIANA CROPS. GOD SHAPE   Suvar Cane-Grop 72 Per Cen Normal and Rice Crop 9 Per Cent, According to Esti mates Furnished by Bureat Of Crag Estimates.

SN HS WN RO00 SHR      Suvat Cane Crop 72 Per Cent Normal: and “Rice: Crop” 90 -Per.Cent, According to to Estirates. Furnished by Bureau ‘Cf Crop Estimates. .. *

BREAK GOMES IN GLEAVELAND STRIKE   Fifteen Crews on Strike Or dered to Return to Work By Leader.

BREAK IN PASSENGER SERVICE 16 AVDIDED   SWITCHMEN REFUSE TO GO TO ‘WORK BUT ARE ORDERED BACK.

INSURGENT LEADER IN FIUME HAS FIXED TOMORROW AS THE DAY FOR HOSTILITIES TO BE COMMENCED   Forces of Soldier-Poet Are In a State of Fever: ish Activity; Are Making Incursions To the Outposts of the Regulars and Capturing Small Groups of Soldiers.

DECLARES WAR AGAINST ITALY   Rebel Commander at Flume - Defles Government   HOSTILITIES BESIN TOMORROW

WAR DECLARED BY D’ANNUNZIC   Poet Commander of Fiume Forces Issues ~ Defy

DANNUNZIO TO FIGHT ITALY   Ww 8 80735 5 88 2G eee 8  Declares War, to Begin Tomorrow, He Says  Italian General Informs Fiume Treaty Will Be Enforced   Orders Poet Back Within Free State’s Border

GABRIEL D'ANNUNZIO DECLARES WAR UPON THE TTALIANS  we. ke. A cera tes ¢ aoe

y ANKUNZID TC BLOW UP CIT’   saptor of Fiume Deciares Jugo Slavs. Never Will Enter.

DANNUNZIO TOWAGE WAR UPON ITALY   Blocks Fiume ‘Port by Sinking of Cruiser; May Change Mind and Explain to Government

GABRIELLE D’ANNUNZIO DECLARES WAR ON ITAL’   Rome Government Intends to Enforce Conditions Rapollo Treaty Without Delay.

DANNUNZEO THREATENS 10 ~ BLOWUP CITY   Captor of Fiume Declares Jugo Slavs Never Will Enter.   TO PRESS BUTTON HIMSELF   Deciares He Will Explode Mine and Go Up in Blast Rather Than Submit to Demands of His Enemies.

REPORT OF IMPRISONMENT OF TWO AMERICANS IN MEXICO: _ UNTRUE, CONSUL DECLARES   Villa Force Threatens. Parral ‘As Bandit Leader Definitely Breaks With Revolution

THAT AMERICANS HAVE BEEN SEIZED IN MEXICO UNTRUE   Rumored Villa Is Threatening Parral. West of Jiminez.

Peace in Major League Baseball      So Said Garry Hermann Represent: ingg tbe Nafional League at Asse. ation of Minev Leagues,

Peace in Major League Baseball      So Said Garry Hermann Representings the Nagional Letgue att Assoeintiog of MinOr Leagues.

NEW RESOLUTION REGARDING PEACE   Draft Is Prepared With < Series of Pertinent Features.

QUARREL OVER DEBT RESPONSIBLE. FO DEAT OF STUDENT   Further Faets Come To Light Over Shooting.

SAY DEBT LED T0 MURDER OF COLLEGE MAN   Whiskey-running into Dartmouth College was blamed at first

Quarrel Over Debt and Not Whisky Running Was Cause of Bartmouth Senior’s Killing

POTVICKE RECALL BRUISES   College — Murder  Over Debt   Dartmouth College Tragedy Not Due to Whiskey Running Now Declared.

DEBT CAUSED ~ MURDERNG OF COLLECE BO)   Allegation that Liquo: Was at Bottom of Fata Shooting of Senior a Dartmouth Denied by Authorities.   MEADS JAILED

CHRISTMAS CANDLE IS CAUSE OF BLAZE   Vindow Curtain and Shade at Wilhoit Home on West Washingten Burned—No Other Damage.

"HRISTMAS CANDLE MI IS CAUSE OF BLAZE FC   —— le  MILITARY FUNERAL E FOR MARION DUNCA   Windew Curtain and Shade at Withoi Home on West Washingten Burned—No Other Damage.

DECREASE IN PRODUCTION BITUMINOUS COAL SHOWN   Election Day and Celebration of Religious Holidays Held  Raenancihia

SOUTHERN CONGRESS TO MEET IN MARCH   Will Discuss Legislative Program.

PHILIPP WARNS: GAME WARDENS   Will Not Tolerate Any. Ac tivity With Any Politi~ eal Faction

NET REGEIPTS-FOR FIVE: GAMES. OF WORLD SERIES GIVEN: OUT: AS $997.91!   Sunday's Contest! Was: Last «I Which: Players Of. Teams Shar  In- Proceeds.

LLOYD- GEORGE ON TEFENS VE AS RESULT OF SPEEGH YESTERDAY   Turkish Settlement Reaffirms Very Things for Which Asquith Has Attacked Him Most Bit- .  terfy. a

PEE LIGHT SITUATION   “ederal Court Postponed Hearing for Thirty Days.   SITY ASKS INVENTORY OF PLANT   Engineering Expert Says That Les ‘Company Valuation of Corning Property fs too High.

a 00lUS a ee ee  POLISH ARMIES — RETAKE 10,000 SQUARE MILES  — OF TERRITORY

BOL OnE IK Fon? GOES WNOHEGKED   POLES RECAPTURE « NEARLY 10,000 SQUARE MILES   Warsaw Not Yet Safe From Reds; Offensive In East Prussia.

PULES RE-GAPTURE TER TOUOAND MILES TAKEN BY RUSS TN LAST DRIVE      Pushing Far Into Red Field Near Warsaw, According To Word Received From Polish Headquarters---Soviets Announce New Victories.

POLES RECAPTURE 10,000 MILES FROM THE BOLSHEVIK]   CONTINUE OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIKI, DRIVING THEM BACK EVERYWHERE

10,000 MILES AF TERRITARY   Warsaw Army ts Advancing Toward Mew Bolshevik ‘ers   REDS MAKE NEW DEMANDS   Peace Terms Include Organiza: tion of Civil Militia in Poland

UOLBY TELLS HIS STORY 10 COMMITTEE   President’s Appointee as Sec tary of State Gives His Statement.   SECRECY MAINTAINED BY ALL THE PARTIES   Colby Declines to Talk— Hitchcock Says Colby Made Good Case.

COLBY OPPOSITION IS OUT HITCHCOCK SAYS   Nominee for Secretary of Stat Testifies Before Committee Delaying Confirmation.

COLBY STATEMENT AQT MADE PUBLIE   Hitchcock Considers 1! Complete “Knockout.”

COLBY GIVES TESTIMONY   Answers Questions at Executive Ses sion af Senale Committee,

MAY.ACT FRIDAY ON APPOINTMENT OF SEC’Y’ COLB   He Appears Before Sonate. Committee in Secret; Hitchcock Says State» “ment Was “A Kitockout,”

Everyone is Invited to Attend The Or ehard and Panttry Namancitratian

DEMONSTRATIONS OF POULTRY AND ORCHARD WORK   WH be Held by County Farm Bureau Next Monday and Tuesday at Four Farms In Different Parts of Hamilton Co.   TO BE IN CHARGE OF EXPERTS

LABOR AND LEAGUE ARE MAIN (SUES   onrrs sion =HAHPES Vas tiibi ny Ww ASHISGTOSN sEN ATOR.

POINDEXTER AND WOOD IN DEBATE      American People Must be the Ones to Decide Question of Wars Says Wood. ——

GENERAL WOOD AND POINDEXTER DEBATE (SSUES   Republican Candidates _ for Presidential Nomination Explain Views to South Dakota Audience   SENATOR DECLARES FOR OPEN SHOP POLICIES   League of Nations Covenant Positions and Labor Situation Are Discussed

POINDEXTER AND WOOD START ON  JOINT DEBATES   Presidential Candidates Dis. cuss Labor and League of Nations.   SPEAK AT PIERRE, S. D.

SENATOR POINDEXTER AND MAJ. GEN. WOOD DEBATE IN S. DAKOTA   Labor Situation and League of Nations Leading Problems Discussed

LABOR BOYCOTT HITS WHITE RULE   Hungary Virtually Cut Off From Civlization by Action of Labor; Ministry Is Tottering.

HUNGARY IS ISOLATED.   Intermational Labor Moycott Tles Up Huainess—May De Extended.

SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES COMPRISE LOOT OF BANDITS   hig 4g 8 - Dearth...  ‘Missouri Robbers Throw   Away Those Coniaining Papers of No Value.

GUNEEAER ii il PARIG ENDS OM RAT GATIN   New Peace Conference Wil Assemble Probably Near End of Present Monin

PEACE GONFERENCE ENDS SATURDAY OR MONDA)   Ratification of Versaille: Treaty Expected to Occur Within Very Few Days.   FIUME QUESTION FIRST

TREATY TO BE SIGNED SATURDAY OR MONDAY        First Sessien oof New Conference Probably Wi Be Held) Latter  Bard of Mout,

ECE CUNFEREE wl EAD SOOM   rat LOWS FREN CH ACT   NEW CONFERENCE WILL CON siDER FIUME QUESTION AND TURKISH ANDO HUNGARJAN PEACE SETTLEMENTS

COAL PRODUCTION LOOK LOOKING UF  Agxnin Suffictent to Meet Current Re onuirementa.,

HOME RULE BILL PASSES LOWER ENGLISH HOUSE   Measure Now Needs But Signature of King To Become Law.

HOUSE COMMONS ADOPTS IRELAND HOME RULE BILL   MEASURE NOW REQUIRES ONLY ROVAL MIGNATURE OF KING we, Beta 'antemr 8 Ath

InTOH VILLAGE  LAID IN RUINS   Crown Forces Re Reported Re. sponsible for Burning of Ballinalee -

CROWN FORCE BURNS TOWN IN IRELAND   al Made for Attack  on Barracks.

HOME RULE BILL ADOPTED   Neoda Only Royal Signatinve. to Betoma Law—May Be Applied at Govearnmont's Discrating

CHOWN FORGES BURN AISA VILLAGE AS A REPRISAL MEASIAI   REVENGE FOR RECENT ATTACK ON POLICE BARRACKS AL. LEGED MOTIVE,

CROWN FORCES ACCUSED OF BURNING VILLAGE  she henmmeliated fenan)

IRISH HOME RULE. BILL ADOPTED BY COMMONS TODAY   .  — Needs Royal Signa ture Now to Become a Law.   CROWN FORCES BURN \ VILLAGE AS REPRISAL   Shops, Houses and Farm Buildings Destroyed By Enraged Soldiers,

TROOPS BURN ALO TOM ~AEPORT SAYS   Crown Forces Practice Re -prisals for Death ofConstable.   ivish Trainmen Vate to End Strike and Carry” © : Munitions. ;

IRISH HOME RULE BIL   Passed House of Lords as Slightly Modified. Also Passed Lords

BURN BALLINALEE AFTER AN ATTAGK   British Apply Torch to Village as inhabitants Flee. .   18 KILLED IN TIPPERARY   Home Rule Bill Is Passed by the House of Commons and Now Goes to the King for His Signature.

Irish. Home Rule. . Bill Ready for Kins   Bi. as Modified by Houso of Lard: Agreed to by Commons and Neds Only Royal Sipuature,

BRITISH BURN IRISH VILLAGE   Ballinalee in County Longford Af ter Attack on Police Bar. racks.   PEOPLE FLEE TO COUNTRY   Eighteen Are Killed in the Mountains of Tipperary—Home Rule Bill Passes Commons—Now Ready for King’s Signature.

DUAN VILLAGE UF BALLINALEE AD REPRISAL   Press Associations Correspondent Quotes Dispatch Stating Crown Forces Obtained Revenge.

HOME RULE BILL ~ ADOPTED, NOW GOES TO KING   Measure, Only § Slighily Modi fied, Needs” Only Royal Sig wea sbgac Sas ro.

SOLDIERS. BURN IRISH -VILLAGE   Torch Applied and Persons Sho! as Reprisal for Attack on , Police’ Barracks

BALK ON HOME RULE BILL   Soath of Ireland Faction Net Bee Meved Willing te Accept It== Ready to Ge to King.

Ballinalee in County Longford Af. ter Attack on Police Bargacks.   Eighteen Are Killed in the Mountains of Tipperary—Home Rule Bil! Passes Commons—Now Ready for King’s Signature.

UNE RULE BIL NALLY PASot BY PARLE    VEEDS ONLY ROYAL SIGNATURE TO BECOME A LAW; & SLIGHTLY MODIFIED.

BRITISH BURN IRISH-VILLAGE   Ballinalee in County Longford After Attack on Police Barracks.

CROWN FORCES IN BALLINALEE PUT TORCH TO VILLAGE   Railmen End Strike; Consent To Carry War Munitions.

House of Commoris _ Adopts ‘Measure. as. Slightly Modified by Lords, Granting Self ~ Government-to Ireland   IRISH TRAINMEN VOTE — TO CALL STRIKE OFF

IRISH HOME RULE BILL NEEDS ==. ONLY ROYAL SIGNATURE TO BE” LAW-REPRISALS IN IRELAND   Crown,Forces Apply Torch to Village of Ballinalee-in Revenge for Attack on Police-De Valera. ia, _ Not On Aquitania. i

STRIKE CAUSES STATE OF SEICE      Growing Unrest in Italy Causes  Government Order — Forbiding Assemblage, Motor Trucks Confiscated.   DEVELOPMENTS

Ude TROOPS TU PREVENT OUTBREAKS   Southern Railway Workers Have Not Yet Joined Others in Walkout.

RAILWAY STRIKE MENACES ITAL   ROADS RUN BY TROOPS ANI TOWNS NOW UNDER . SLEGE.

STATE OF SIEGE IS DECLARED IN CITIES OF ITALY   Strike Areas Are Being Pa trolled By Large Bodies Of Roval Troops   RAILWAY STRIKE GROWS   southern Employes Have No Yet Joined In Movement _—Catholies Not Out

ITALY IN STATE OF SEIGE TODAY   Qe  Telephone Empilovees Join, Northern and Central Part o: Country.

ASSEMBLIES CAN'T CONSIST OF MORE THAN FIVE PERSONS _ BY BECREE OF GOVERNMENT   Train Near Genoa Fired Upon, Supposedly by  . Workers Now Out   Troops Are Being Used in Maintaining Abbreviated Service on Trunk Lines;  Soldiers Patrol Affected Area

FRENCH TROOPS IN CLASH WITH PEOPLE OF UPPER SILESIA   Eleven Killed and More are Wounded in Rattle in Kattowitz, Bic Mining Center   WORKERS IN DISTRICT OUT TO PROTEST RUSSIAN WAR   Polish Troops also Have Trouble With Crowd in District

UT KILLED I) FENGH GLAGH WITH GERMANS   Riot Breaks Out During Pro test Strike in Upper Silesiq.

GLASH WITHFRENGH TROOPS   Kleven Inhabitants of Upper Silesia Town Killed, and Many Wounded, 

TROOPS AND PEOPLE CLASH   French Soldiers Attacked by’ Crowd at Kattowiltz,

29 KILLED IN CLASH   GERMANS ATTACK FRENCH IN UPPER GALICIA,   Machine Guns Turned on Mob, Killing 20-—Nine Soldiers Are Siain in Fight.

SERIOUS CLASH IN GERMANY-20 Dil   French Troops Kill Twenty in Fight at Kattowitz.   Mob Attacks Cavalry—Workers Pro. test Against War Bétween Poland and Russia,

FRENCH TROOPS IN CLASH WITH GERMAN   Eleven Persons Are Killed When Mob Attacks - Cavalry.   SILESIANS ON STRIKE

CLASH IN SILESTA.   French Troons and Inhabitants of Kattowitz Wix.

FRENCH FIRE ON GERMANS   Troops Fire on 2 Silesians—Severa: Are K'lled—-Workers All on Strike,

STRUGGLE OF REVOLUTIONISTS ~ FOR CONTROL OF GERMANY TEST OF POLITICS AND TERROR!

WAR THE GERMAN FEAR   SPIRIT OF REVOLUTION EXISTS IN MANY PARTS OF THE FORMER EMPIRE

CHIL WAR LOOM FOR THE GERMAN   SOUTHERN PROVINCES AR) AVERSE TO ACCEPTING NEW REGIME.   STRIKE WAS EFFEGTIE   Order Issued by President Ebert Before He Fied Seems to Have Been Obeyed Generally.

CML WAR THREATENS GERMANY: ~ PEOPLE DIVIDED 1N ALLEGIANCE   South German States Have Not Accepted the New Revolutionary Government—General Strike Called by Ebert is Largely Effective. Suffering. is Acute Among People.

Disturbances Also Reported in Kiel —General Strike Order Showing An Effect.

GERMANY NOT  UNITED FOR EBERT OR KAPP GOVERNMENT   General Strike Effective. Traing Stopped Running, Suffering Acute. © 30 Persons Killed at Essen.

GRAVE CIVIC WAR THREATENS GERMANY   South German States Have Not Accepted New Revolutionary Government and Threaten Fioht.

South German States Have Not Ac ~\ tepled to New Order of  WT hines   SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN MANY COMMUNITIES         The Wig Strike Called by Ebert Js ig Effect Generally Over the Nation

rUuT ACUUMIMIENUS TAI ALLIED TRUOPO OGCUPY HUHIN, EOOEN, GERMANY   ‘cores of People Are Killed and Wounded in Recent Disturbances---Strikes Spread Over the  Country and Soviets Get Foothold.

NEW REGIME I$ NOT ACCEPTED   SENTIMENT IN GERMANY I$ BAD. “LY DIVIDED,   MAY YET LEAD TO CIVIL WAR

SENAIOR FEARS BLINDNESS   Sherman of Illinois Must Rest for Year, Says Specialist.

SHERMAN FEARS BLINONESS   Hlinole Senator Must Rest for Year or Lose Eyesight, Specialyist Declares.

NEVER ADOPTED STRIKE WEAPON   Attempt To Obtain Affirmative Admission From Socialist Leader Fails   TILTS ARE NUMEROUS   Principals in Ousted Socialists’ Trial Are Party To Tense Session

USE STRIKE AS A WEAPON   Socialists Accused of Harboring Sach a Plan for Overthrowing  ef Goverrment.

~ BIRTH: RATRH: “ENORI EASING   Excpss of. Baby Boys Is. Restoring cc Normal Proportion:

‘FRENCH WAR MOBILIZATION SIGNAL FOR A REVOLUTION ‘DEGLARES SOCIALIST CHIEF

FRENCH SOCIALISTS THREATEN.  4 Bien 2 ota t ét Bi an Phmecetiae t

NDIANA FEDERATION OF FARMERS HAS BUSY WEEN   DRIVE FOR MEMBERS IN, EIGHT  COUNTIES OF THE STATE AND ) QUOTA OF 150,000 MAY BE  REACHED BEFORE NOVEMBER  MEETING.

DRIVE FOR NEW MENIBERS   FAVORABLE REPORT FOR NEW COUNTIES ADDED

COURT FREES 15 RADICALS   Federal Judge Holds Communist Party Not One of Violence.

JUDGE FREES 15 “RADICALS’   Boston Jurist Holds That the Com munist Party Is Not One of Violence.

THE £GG RECORD FARMS.   first Monthly Report Is Flattering ta the Poultry Raisers.

CLEARS WAGE DEMAND   MINERS CONTINUE THEIR ARGU. MENTS BEFORE COMMISSION.   Workers Tell Why They Demand a 30. Hour Week—Figures Are Produced,

MINERS CONTINUE WAGE ARGUMENTS   Claim It Is Inability to Get Regular Work That Makes Them Demand Increase of Sixty Per Cent.   LEWIS DECLARES PUBLIC HAS WRONG IMPRESSION   Vien Do Not Oppose Working More Than Thirty Hours a Week, But Actually Require That Much Time.

EXPLAIN WAGE BOOST   Miners Tell Why They Demand Thirty-Hour Week.   / Continue Their Arguments for Ad. vances Before the Coal Commission at Washington,

LEWIS EXPLAING 0-H ONAN   Miners Wanted Assurance : of- This as Minimum.

THIRTY HOURS! WEEKLY THROUGHOUT YEAR IS DEMAND GF MINER   This Explanation iy Gheu Goyer ment Commssiin Adjus:ing Causes oi Recent Coal Strike.

MINERS WANT MORE PAY AND ADOURED WORK   Must Have Increase to Make up for Time lost When Companies Shut Down, Claim.   UP BEFORE BOARD

30-HOUR WEEK IS MINIMUM DESIRE; IS NOT MAXIMUM   Miners Say Their Posi tion is Misunderstood By Public.

STRIKE PROBE TAC FULL SWINE   Miners and Operators Work  With Settlement Commission to Adjust Wages.

DEMANDS FOR INCREASE CONTINUED BY MINERS   : Save ‘Stil Want Shorter Hours and  More Pay, They Tell Wilson's  : Commission.   IRREGULAR WORK BLAMED FOR ACTION BY OHIO MAN   ‘Lewis Renews Demands For Thir ty Hour Week and Sixty ePr~ scent Increase Today.   REITERATES HIS’ VIEWS   Asserts That Public Has Wrong ‘Impression and iGves His Opinion on Subject.

MINERS CONTINUE THEIR ARGUMENTS FOR WAGE BOOST!   ARE ALSO INSISTING UPON SHORTER HOURS SCHEDULE.   J. L. LEWIS GIVES OUT STATEMENT   Edward Stewart, President of the Indiana District, Asks for Settlement of Wage Dif ferenees,

MINERS CONTINUE PLEA FOR HIGHER WAGES FOR LABOR   Re resentatives Appear Be fore President's Coal Commission.   LAGK OF REGULAR WORK MAKES INCREASE WECESSAR'   Say Men Can’t Make Living or Whole Year By Working Part Time.

CONTINUE THEIR ARGUMENTS BEFORE COAL COMMISSION.   Lewis Says What Miners Want is As surance That They Can Have 30 Hours Work a Week. +

MINERS ARGUE WAGE INCREASE TO COMMISSION   Irregular Work Makes Sixty Per Cent Increase Necessary Says Ohio District Leader.   HOURS ALWAYS UNCERTAIN    John L. Lewis Urges Minimum Time Limit For Week Before the Wilson Coal Board.

Miners Continue  Plea for Advance   Arguments Presented to President’ Commission for Waa AdVance and Shorter Hours,

Inability to Get Regular Worl is Said to Be the Motive ir Seeking a 60 Per Cent In. crease in Wages—This is the Statement of John W. Lewis

EXPLAIN WHY THEY WANT WAGE BOOST   Miners Tell Why They Domand Thirty-Hour Week.   Continue Their Arguments for Ad. vances Before the Coa! Commission at Washingtcn.

MINERS STILL  PRESENT: CASE. BERORE BOARD      DESIRE FOR” REGULAR WORK AT BOTTOM OF DEMANDS FOR AVAG}a.

MINERS NEED dO HOURS WEEKLY AG MINIMUM: LEWIS   Cannot Earn Living of Farnily by Part Time Labor, Says President of U..M. W.   PERIOD ASKED SAID TO BE ALL PRODUCTION REQUIRES   Inability to Get Regular Wor! Cause of 60 Per Cent Wage Lift: Asked: Moore.

ARGUMENTS ARE REOPENED TODA)   Lewis States, Miners Demand Fo The Thirty Hour Week Is To B Assured.

Present Claims for Wage Ad. vance and Shorter Hours Before Commission

AREGULAR WORK CHIEF COMPLAINT OF UNION MINERS   Pres. Lewis Explain Men Want 30 Hour Week As Minimum.

VAMOOSE: GAMBLING   Roulette Wheel Whirred Tis. Wong -Parewell at Juarez ‘Sunday ‘at Midnight

GAMBLING IN JUAREZ STOPS   Large Crowd of Americans Watched Last Whirl of Wheel

GAMGLING AT JUAREZ 1 GLOSED BY ORDER FROM PROVISIONAL PRESIDEN   BETTING EXTREMELY HEAVY DURING FINAL HOURS OF LEGALIZED GAMBLING.

EXPLAINS WHY HE REFUSED MILLION   “DID NOT EARN it’, SAYS GARLAND

Garland Heir Says Million Legacy Not Rightfully His   Son of Wealthy Boston Clubman Issues Statement Telling Why He Refuses to Inherit His Portion of Great Estate—“System That Offers Money Is Wrong,” He Declares in Formal Announcement.

RENOUNCES RIGHT TO LARGE LEGACY   Young Man Gives Reason For Declining To Accupt A Fortune

TELLS WHY HE ©  SCORNS MILLION   James’ Garland, Refusing Legacy Says — “Money Is Not Mine;” Condemns System Under Which It Was Made.

NEW ENGLAND MIAN REFUSES LEGALY FROM HIS FATHER   Charles Garland, Aged 22, Says No Good CanBe Done With Dollars.

wig eagle see ~~ RIGHT sid ow —— soci -OSAYS. HE BELIEVES CHRIST wouLD HAVE DONE SAME  -O- -O WIFE ‘JOINS HIM IN TURNING DOWN OFFER OF "FORTUNE

“Christ Would Do the Same,” Says Heir, Refusing $1,000,000   Declining “Unearned” Money, Unfitted for Work and With Wife and Child, Charles Garland, 22,  ce ec: Oc Bi Tce,

REFUSES TO ACCEPT LEGACY OF MILLION   BERQIM<T OF HICH WAN TIRNED Reach BY REVVER TARY.   Dectinmatiee Raced nm t.reend That Me itd Net Kare the Weaesv, aad Ther Saving Weald Dw the ‘amr.

FORTUNE IS REFUSED BY YOUNG MAN   Declares System that Starves Thousands While Few Stuffed Condemns Itself.

‘System That Starves Many’ Is Condemned by Legatee in Declining Large Legacy

Refuses to Accept Money Lef! By His Father Because, “He Is Not Mine.”   DECLARES CHRIST WOULD DO THE SAME   Says It Is Part of System Thal Starves Thousands and Stuffs Hundreds.

WON'T ACCEPT MILLION GIVEN BY HIS FATHER   Charles Garland Gives Reason: —Says Christ Would Have Done Same   ATTACKS THE “SYSTEM”

Le a, ee See a a a a a ee a a a le ee en a a ee eee ee ee  ‘Christ Would Do The Same’, Asserts Heir, Refusing Fortune

GOVERNMENT WILL ACT TD END FREIGHT JAM   RAIL OFFICIALS AWAIT PRIORITY ORDERS FOR FUEL, FOOD 4ND PERISHABLES.   Roads Willing to “Go All the Way” With Commerce Commission on Program for Relief.

oe reight to Be Barred for the Necessaries  BUSINESS HARD HIT BY THE SITUATION  silschisiarianenincnen ican masinniatiaiiis   Many Plants Near to Shutdown Owing to Shortage

U. §. ASKED T0 ACT TO BREAK UP TRAFFIC TIE-UP   Owners Want Full --—-Power-of Law to ~ Move Freight

GOVERNMENT EXPECTED TO ACT INSIDE 48 HOURS TO EASE FREIGHT TIEUP

GRITIGAL TIE-UP UF RAIL LINCS [a A GREAT MENACE   IT MAY MEAN A SHUT-DOWN   MANY INDUSTRIES CAN’T OPERATE LONGER, AS THINGS ARE

GOVERNMENT WILL TRY TO BREAK TRAFFIC JAW   Industries and Food Supply of Man; Cities Threatened by Present Con  gestion.

GOVERNMENT TO ORE-.I. UP SERIOUS FREIGHT JAM   Decidedly Menacing Si‘uetion  Confronts the Country On Account Of Greaiest Congestion Known On Rail-

GOVERNMENT MAY ACT TO BREAK UP JAM OF FREIGHT   Expected Interstate Commerce Commission Will Drop Routine and Move  * Perishable Foodstuffs.

NATION-WIDE FREIGHT JAM MENACESINDUSTRY   Interstate Commerce Commission Expected To Act Within 48   Hours To Relieve Situation.   (FORCING INDUSTRIAL TIE-UP  i 4

PRIORITY RULE MAY BE INVOKED TO RELIEVE TIEUE   COMMERCE COMMISSION EXPECT. ED TO USE ITS POWER IN FREIGHT SITUATION

INSIST)  IL ATS MEAIGU Bt SAFE RARE   Petroleum Is Stumbling. block to a Peaceful Settlement   FINANCIAL AGENT IS CALLED HOME   Republie’s Refusal to Pro: tect Foreign Interests Told in Booklet

Calderon Fails to Untangle Threads   Washington Makes Publi  ’ Diplomatic Correspon-.  ‘dence — Pesquieté Called Home. ,

COUNTY GRADE SCHOOLS HAVE COMMENCEMENT   TWO TWUNDRED -GRADUATED FROM SCHOOLS THIS APTER NOO. RUOY FFELD DAY AND PLAY FESTIVAL TIS MORN.

COUNTY GRADE SCHOOLS HAVE COMMENCEMENT   TWO HUNDRED GRADU. i OOLS THIS A 40¥ FIELD DAY  TIVAL THIS MOH

DEAD TO BE HOME SOON   Remains of Yanks Who Lost Lives When Tuscania Went Down Ready for Shipment.

AMERICAN LEGION AFTER PREACHER   Who is Accused of Calling Soldiers “Rift. tai and. Scum” Evangelist : Escaped,

ALMOST GOT HIS, ~   Preacher Barely Escapes After “Call. ing Saldiers “Riff Raff.

DON’T LOVE COOLIDGE   Labor Unions Object to Having Him Review Parade

scorn eis ani stories rebellion ache ail eines hed cabal aera  Last Call. on.

MINERS' OF FICIALS ’ SURRENDER   Four Indicted at Indianapolis Give  Bond at Springfield, Cb {Pe Aseacinted Preval

Viissouri Got Back Her Two Lost Delegates, Restoring T Total Number to 984 and Number Necessary for Nomination to 493——Convention Hall Slow in Filling Up—Tempor ary Organization Made Permanent—Chauncey M. Depew Speaks.

GAINS FOR LOWDEN ARE CLAIMED   Lodge Named Permanent Chairman of Convention— Missouri Gets Back 2 Lost Delegates iromKansas City District.

LOOGE NAMED As PERMANENT. HEAD   Temporary Chairman Heads Convention. Follow Cus\ sa: tom of Bast,   LABOR MAKES “DEMANDS”

Necro DELEGATE ALSO WINS: oY   ‘Church ob. Memphis ‘Had “Been Charged: With ‘Belng Bolter”   LODGE PERMANENT: CHAIRMAN      No. Clue. Yet. as to ‘Who will he’ ‘the ~Candidate——Ideat~ Convention” Weather Prevails °°

MYSTERY CONTINUES TO ENSHROUD VIEWS OF 500 UNINSTRUCTED   Lowden and Wood Lead. ers Claim Gains During the Night.

PERSPIRATION BATHED COMMITTEE 18 CHARGE OF PLATFORM FACING PEATINENT QUESTIONS

SECOND DAY’S SESSION OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTION BRINGS NEW DEVELOPMENTS

Second Day of Convention Sheds No Light on Problem--Lodge Made —  Permanent Chairman.   EAGUE A HARD NUT FOR PLANK-MAKERS TO CRACK

LODGE I$ PERMANENT  CHAIRMAN   Go Through Motion of Ses sion at G. O. P. Convention  SEE NO FAVORITE   Little Change in Roll Call—Import. ance Attaches to Gompers’ Visit at Convention Today,

— ; TEE GRINDING AWAY AT ~ ORGANIZATION PRELINAREES   Convention Escaped a ‘Second: ‘Keynote. Speech. by the Selec: _ tion of Senator Lodge as Permanent, Chairman — Ideal Convention, Weather — Hearing Reports — ~ 4983 Votes  * Necessary to Nominate. .

GRIND AWAY AT PRELIMINARIES   Hear Reports From Platform And Credential Committees at Convention.   CHEER WOMAN SPEAKER   Mrs. McCarter Says Womanhood of America Will Uphold Republican Ideals. Depew Causes Laughter.

WHO SHALL BE b. 0. P. MOSES IS A MYSTERY   Delegates to Republican Wa Council Are All Up in the Air.   CHANCES FOR LOWDEN GROWING BRIGHTER   Resolutions and Credentials Committee Are Hard at Work.

MYSTERY SHROUDS DELEGATES’ VIEWS   Assemble for Second Day of Republican Convention Without Knowing Themselves Whom to Nominate.   FREEDOM IS ABSOLUTE FROM BOSS LEADERSHIP   General Leonard Wood's Lieutenants Draw Much Com: fort from Composition of Important Committees.

KANSAS WOMAN. BREAKS RECORD   MARGARET - McCARTER FIRST TO DDRESS CONVENTION. ;   SHORT AND : SNAPPY   me y i CHAPNCEY DEFEW, 88 DELIY- ERS STIRRING APPEAL,   Breanization Work ‘Is .Proceeding ~.. Slowly But Surely With Long: :° Session fn Sight.

ADJOURNS AFTER ORGANIZATION - IS MADE PERMANENT   Platform and Credential  Committees’ Reports Presented. Two Missourians Seated; Negro Ousted.

TOWNS IN IOWA OUT OF COAL   Practically Destitgte Except ina the Mining Centers.

JOWATOWNS WITHOUT COAL      ALMOST EVERY VILLAGE REPO BINS ARE EMPTY OF ar : FUEL. ~

IOWA TOWNS SHY OF CAL SUPPL   ‘Many Small Places Seriously Up Against Winter's Heating  Pronosition.

SUFFRAGISTS  Ih POLITICAL RING   Declare They Should Be Looked  fin ¢n in Patitine -

AMERICAN WOMEN ENTER POLITICAL ARENA WITH iM   Organize League of Women ! Voters and Dissolve National Suffrage Association.   Declare Emphatically Organization Something More Than Mere “Ladies Auxiliary.”

“Suffs” Jump Into Politics W ith Both Fee   After 60 Years’ “Knocking at the Door” Women ,Assert  They Are Going to Be Ad

National Tube Company Senda Out Price Lists Ahead of Time and “Competitors” Follow Lead, Jobber Testifies—City Decides to Postpone Independent Bidding Probe. 

NATIONWIDE GRAFT IN BUILDING TRADES   GOTHAM PROBE POINTS TO PRICE FIXIN ” COURS WIae OUT THE   IMPLICATE © STEEL MEN   Construction Material Producers Al. leged to Be in Big Ring—More Indictments,

THREE INDICTED IN WAR AGAINST BUILDING TRUS   fron and Steel Industries Said to be Keeping Price Uniform   INDEPENDENT INQUIRY - OF CITY IS POSTPONED   Joint Committee Twice De fends Itself Against Onslaughts in Courts.

INDICTMENTS IK “BUILDING TRUST   TESTIMONY LINKS LRON AND STEEL WITH ALLEGED UNLAWFUL COMBINATION,

TWO MORE INDIST MENTS: AGAINST ALLEGED. KING AEN Y-EABOR BOUNCY   Monopoly In. Wrought {ron ane Stéel Industries In Si I. Revealed’ By: Testimony: :

EXTORTION CHARGED IN THREE NEW INDICTMENTS   Two More Against R. P. Brin. dell and One Against His Qhief of Staff

House Rules Committee Decide: Against Giving * “Legislative Preference: to Credit Sxten: sion: Bill

WOULD MODIFY VOLSTFAD acr   Wine-esers of Louisiana Ask Ald of — > as

Ask President Wilson ‘to Favor Mort. fication of Volstead Act. In Behatl of Wine and Beer

New Orleans Booze Organization Wants Modification of Enforcement Act.

ASK WILSON TO PROVIDE WINE PLANK   Louisiana Violates Dry Law Regularly, States Leader of Liberty League

HUPEFUL VIEW UF GOAL TRIKE TAKEN MONDAY   Rift. In Clouds Seen In Conference Of Officials.   DEMANDS TO BE MET   Increase In  Productior Basis Of Adjustment of Wage Dispute.

british Miners Have Accented invita tion For Further Conference With Loud George

AGT AT REQUEST OF MUNICH AN   Tiettp of English Roads is Temporarily Delayed, Executives Announce.   RELATIONS ARE RESUMED

SITUATION tN BRITAIN TAKES. ~ HOPEFUL TURN   Miners Accept Invitation From - Lloyd George for Further : Discussion   PUBLIC CONFIDENCE HELE BY PREMIER   Jewelers Rush to. Take Out Insurance Poksies Against. : Riots

STRIKE TENSION ~IVENGUIND SEEMS TO HAVE BELAYEE   Agreement of Railway Men to Postpone Strike Temporarily And Indications _ of Further Agreements of Conciliatory Rataure ave BRaraueacing.

RAILMEN OF ENGLAND HOLD  ~~ OFF ACTION   AT REQUEST OF MINERS’ EXECUTIVES BODY WALK OUT SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY. IS POSTPONED  TIDAL OMD ALETT UY

RAILWAY WORKERS WILL NOI WALK OUT   British Railroaders Postpone Strike at Request of Miners  Miners Accept The Invitation Of Lloyd George for Discussion.

El ISH AAIL MEN TO POSTPORE crn K   Lore      CONFERENCES “CONTINUE      : : : oy “George. ntl Sikers Naar Re : “sult in Sstlement,

DATO TIED? GREGKED UNTIL WEXT WEDNESDAY, PENDING GORFERENCES   defense of the Realm Act to Be Revived Giving King Authority as to Supplies and Mine Operation.   NEW COUNCIL OF ACTION WILL SUPPLANT RADICAL TRANSPORT MEN

RAIL STRIKE IN BRITAIN NOT TO BE CALLED NOW   Railworkers Postponec Call Pending New  Negotiations.

4 allway: Men ,Not- to Go Out in Synipathy at Present.          MINERS’ REQUEST   “Migers Have Accepted ag invita: Mon ot-Premiet Lloyd George jor Conference.

AT THE MINES   GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CONSIDER COAL SITUATION HOPELESS

BRITISH RAIL MEN POSTPONE STRIKE ORDER   Hope Seen-.of Appeas: ing Miners; Steam ers Held in Port

BRITISH RAIL MEN POSTPONE THEIR STRIKE      Conversations Between Govern ment and Local Miners Are Held

UURGESaIEN BY TRE GOVERNMENT   May Avert the Strike of Brit. ish Railroad Employes and Noaetk Worlere

‘ormal Conversations Between Govern ment and Strike Leaders Are Resumed Tc day---Schedule In Hope of Ending Dispute Is Now More Favorable To Million Workmen

STEPS ARE TAKEN TQEND FIGHTING      ‘Governmerit to “Meet Polish Envoys -  ARMISTICE: NEGOTIATIONS:   Lenine’s Reply Brings Possi. bility of the Solution to * Problem Nearer

POLES AND REDS T0 SIGN TRUGE   NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY TC BRING ABOUT PROPOSED MEETING

REDS WILLING TO MEET ALLIES TO TALK PEACE   But Demand Surrender: of the Anti-Bolshevist Commander   POLISH CABINET MEETS   Armistice Negotiations With So viet Probably Will Be Held At Brest-Litovsk

INVESTIGATING ‘COMMITTEE CLEAN SLATE   Ohio Inquiry Will Be Conducted By Senators Edge and Pomarene At Dayton,   COMMITTEE ADJOURN To MEET IN ST. LOUIS OCT, 8

SLATE PRACTICALLY CLEARED BY PROBE AOOY ON FINANCES   SUB-COMMITTEE WILL ager INTO COX’S CAMP - TWO YEARS AGO" soa   CAPITAL MEETING . ENGS:

Senate Investigating Committee Will Meet in » St. Louis October 18   Sub-Committee Will Look Int Charges About Ohio Campaign of 1916,

SENATE COMMITTEE, da ttt PROBE’ 10. - OCTOBER THE 18TH   Sub-Committee to Complete Cox’: Campaign Inquiry; “Plan, _. Session in St. Louis” ©      INVESTIGATE ACTIVITIES OF PEACE, ENFORCEMENT: LEAGUE   National Committeemran . Due. pont Called to Stand Today -

SENATE COMMITTEE ADJOURNS PROBE TO OCTOBER THE 18TH   Sub-Committee to Complete Cox Campaign Inquiry; Plan Session in St. Louis   INVESTIGATE ACTIVITIES OF PEACE ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE   National Committeeman Dupont Called to Stand Today

MANY LOOSE OS PICKED ~—UPATINGUIRY   ‘League to. Enforce Peace in For Share of Investigation   T. COLEMAN DU DU PONT ON WITNESS STAND   Financing of Stars and Stripes ’ Takes Up Considerable Time of Committee

MATEPRORE tea HE      [Ohi I Inquiry 4 to Be Held poe at: “Dayton on”        HEARING HELD = - “SOLDIER PAPER   Witness “Testifies ruckand ‘Meredith: Fa Spsdi-nnd Stipes!

Carnage Light as Smoke Lifts Following Probe Into Campaign Expenses   DUKE VON ROVIGNO, COWBOY, LION HUNTER, GLOBE TROTTER, NOW TOURING WEST IN FLIVVER

SENATE BODY PLAN MEETING INST. LOUIS   Mrs. E. M. Parks Is Ques- 4joned as to the Financing of Stars and Stripes.

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBERS WILL RESUME OCT. 13   Subcommittee 1e Will Go to Ohio to Look Into Campaign at Governor Cox   LOOSE ENDS CLEANED UP

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE DRAWING TO CLOSE UNTIL  MIDDLE OGTOBEE   No General Sessions Will Bs Held For a Few Week's But a Few Odds and End: Are to be Disposed of,   SATURDAY’S HEARING COVERED WIDE RANGE   Charge That Hays Had Provided $50,000 to Organize North Carolina Textile Workers Is Not Proven,

Senate Probers Will Move — Inquiry Into Missouri Next   Sub-Committee Is Named to Delve Into 1918 Campaign Of Governor Cox in Ohio—Waldo Renews Charges Against “Stars and Stripes”—Work of Committee Is Virtually Finished Now.

SHORT REST IN CAMPAIGN QUIZ   SENATE COMMIPTEE CLEARS UP SLATE AT WASHINGTON.   SESSIONS IN OTHER SECTIONS   fwo Members *o Loek Into Cox Con (ributions at Dayton, O., and the Quest at St. Louis to Bezin October 18,

OLUoH FUND PROBE TO BE AEGUMED IN MISSOURI OCT. 18   Investigation at St. Louis and Inquiry Into Financing of Cox’s Ohio Campaign All That Remains to Be Done.

SENATE PROBERS CLEAR DOCKET; CONVENE OCT. 18   Lack Testimony To Prove Charge Against Cox.

‘Final Hearings-Devoted to Investigation of Various Organization and Periodical Activities; Witness Admits Two Agencies Collect G.0.P. Funds In Pennsylvania   FACTIONAL PARTY ROW AIRED   World-wide Red Plot Unearthed

DEMOCRATIC ACTHITIES JINDER FIRE      Senate Committee Hears Charges of Controi of “Diars and Stripes.”   1kKS. Pakas ADMITS t FINANCING FrFAPER   Richard Waldo Teils of Attempc to puy rub.icauon; Move to St. Lous.

MAS, ETHEL PARKS HULOS CONTROL OF STARS AND STRIPES   Financed Paper on Her Own Account and Borrowed Money, She Testifies.   MADE NO PAYMENT FOR 51 PER CENT OF STOCK   is Secretary to Financial Direc tor of Democratic Nationa Committee—B. M. Baruc! and Secretary Meredith As sessed $7,000 and $2,500

SENATE COMMITTEE CLOSES SESSION   CAMPAIGN PROBERS WILL RECONVENE AT ST. LOUIS ON OCT. 8.   Investigation of Charges Against “Stars and Stripes” -Is Continued.

WITNESS ASSERTS BARUCE AND MEREDITH SUPPORT. ED STARS AND STRIPES   INVESTIGATORS ADJOURNE!   Inquiry Into Campaign of Governor Cox In Ohio in 1918 Be Conducted By Senators Edge and Pomerene

SE VATE COMMITTEE COVERS WIDE FIELD   Hearings Touch Upon Soldier Pane Foreign Laneuaece Press and Ohio Fight.

PEACE IS AGAIN -POSTPONED   Tuesday ‘Now Named as Earliest Date for Ceremony—Germany Not to Biame.

CTEAMSHIP SAILING   Delayed by Strike of New  Wart T.anochoremen.

INCREASING IN. ~ MIDDLE WES        BEDERAL. “RESERVE. BANK Al : CHICAGO REPORTS ON EM--. PLOYMENT SITUATION.   IDLENESS NO ) GREATER © - HOWEVER THAN. IN 1914   ‘ Baaineds Jet. “Down” “in Middle West : Not‘so Severe as ls Being Experlenced in the East.”

CHICAGO RESERVE BANK REPORTS ON BUSINESS SITUATION   Reports bo, Bank Show Un.employment in Middle West Increasing.

RESERVE BANK TELLS ABOUT THE SITUATION   Idieness No Greater Than in Winter of 1914—Few Cars Being Bought.

UNEMPLOYMENT AS INCREASING IN THE MID-WEST   Labor Searciiy Has Vanished. 50 Per Cent In Building Trades Are Out of Work.

UNEMPLOYMENT IS INCREASING   Seventh Federal . Reserve Bank Reports Less Work and Business Declining  fisrecorainTy pervane

JOBS OUTNUMBER —MEN-AN MID= WEST   [By jl. L. O'Sullivan, United. Press  Sten Corracnondent 7

FEDERAL BANK COMPLETES SURV" OF MID-WEST      Says Uncaployaent as foereases Steadily and Vel af Business Has Declined          SCARCITY GF WORK EXCEF1T ON ‘FARMS            ‘avers SG Cempeiled to Pay Biz Prices for Corn Husker:

MTN IN FAC   AKRON’ .RUBRBER. CONCERN TO DAY ANNOUNCES TEN PER %: GENT CUT IN WAGES”

REPORT ON BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN WEST BY RESERVE BANK   TNEWPLOYWENT HAS INCREASED STEADILY UNTIL GREATER THAN IN 1918   STORES ARE TRYING TO REDUCE STOCKS BY SPECIAL SALES ANP BUYING CAUTIOUSLY

IDLENESS IS NOT GREATER THAN IN WINTER OF 1914     Fifty Per Cent of Men   Fifty Per Cent of Men in Building Trades Without Work.

arene RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGD ON VOLUME OF RUSINHSS YN MIDDLE WEST       TE LABOR SCARCITY OF A SW. MONTHS AGO HAS NISHED REPORT SAYS

Seventh Federal Reserve Bani Survey Says Unemploy- .. ment Is increasing.   WAGES REMAIN UNCHANGED   City Workers Are Leaving fo Smaller Towns But Not for Farms.

SURVEY ISSUED ‘BY TTHFEDERAL RESERVE BANK   NORMAL FORCES, HOWEVER ARE STILL'BUSY.IN SOME . "BASIC INDUSTRIES:

REBELS CLOSING IN ON GARRANZA NEAR SAN MARCOS   STAGE IS SET FOR FINAL ACT IN DRAMA OF REVOLUTION,   GEN. TREVINO PRESENT TO SEE PRESIDENT IS SPARED   Former Ruler of Mexico Carried 27, 000,000 Pesos in Public Funds Away With Him, According to Report.

AL, STAND.         ‘Crevluo Goes fo Vrotect Lite at Presta dent—Rehels: Get. Piedras Negras.

CARRANZA — IN PERIL   Rebel Forces Said To Be Rapidly Closing in on Him.   HE TOOK THE COIN ALONG   Flecing President Seems to Have “The Archives” in His Possession, Also.

REBELS CLOSEIN - ON LOYAL TROOPS   CARRANZA IS AT BAY 150 MILES NORTHWEST OF VERA CRUZ   CAPTURE IS IMMINENT   Revolutionary Chiefs Take Meas+ ures to Protect the Life of Carranza   Treasure of 27 Million Pesos Taken from Capital Said to be in Rebel Hayds

Stage “All Set in Hills Near \ Apizaco For Final Act of - the War Drama’.   CLAIM TREASURE CAPTUR’D    Governor Huerta of Sonora is Preparing to Go to Capital to Take Over Control

“ugitive Executive Entrenched with Remnant of Army at Bay in Apparently Final Stand

CLOSING IN ON CARRANZ!   Mexican President Said to be Personally Directing Troops In Furious Fighting.

REBELS CLOSE IN  ON LOYAL TROOPS   CARRANZA IS AT BAY 156 MILES NORTHWEST. OF VERA CRUZ   CAPTURE IS IMMINENT   Revolutionary Chiefs Take Meast ures to Protect the Life of Carranza °   Taken from Capital Said to  Treasure of 27 Million Pesos be in Rebel Hands

President and a Few Follow.ers Are Said to be En-trenched in the Hilly -Country Between San Marcos and Apizaco.   DE LA HUERTA MAY . FILL PRESIDENT’S CHAIR FOR TIME

CAPTURE NEAR  PRebels Act to Act to Protect Life of Former President ---To take Control of Nation.

CAARANZA HEADS FIGHTING FORCE   CARRANZA GRABBED FUNDS ; WHEN LEAVING CAPYEAL   FURIOUS FIGHTING REPORTED   Governor Huerta of Sonara Planning to Go to Mexico City to Take Cone trol of Affairs,

President and Hemnant of  army Entrenched in Hills Near San Marcos,   IS IN PERSONAL COMMAND   Depised Leader Supplied With Hage Foud on Leaving Cupital Bui Insurgents Are Repertet to Have Capiared Hi; Hnerta Assumes Reins

REBEL FORCES CLOSING IN UPON PRES. CARRANZ!   Desperate Fightiag Wednesda: Between Armies Apparently Bringing the End Near.

WILL PROTECT CARRANZA IF CAUGHT, GLAIN   REVOLUTIONIST LEADER READY TO GO ‘TO MEXICO ‘TO TAKE CONTROL OF NEW GOVERN.

STAGE IS SET FOR FINALE IN REBEL DRAMA   Revolters Close in on Remnants of Federal Army.

TatTEN iN  AUN TROP Lt GARRANZA   Stage Set for Final Act of the Revolution in Mexico   FURIOUS FIGHTING IN LAST STRUGGLE   Efforts Are Made to Avert Bloodshed Near Monterey

MEXICAN REBELS SLOWLY CLUGING ~ WN ON CARRANZE   Siage for Final Act of the Latest Drama Is All Set.   Revolt Leaders Determined and Capture of Former Chief Momentarily Expected.

MUST TAKE THE EXECUTIVE T0 BE ACCEPTED BY U.§   Rebels Have Him ‘Sur -roundéd and Are~ Sure of Victory .

NG KA. PY HAS TOO MUCH KICKk FORWHITEMAN   Famous Chinese Intoxicant is Admitted Into This Country.

TASSO ORIGINAL IS FOUND   Manuscript of. ‘Jerusalem Delivered’ is Returned to Italians

HERE’S ORDER IN WHICH NOMINATIONS  WILL BE MADE IN G. 0. P. CONVENTION

Constantinonle Gorernment Refuse to Permit Deperted Allens to Land Even for Duy.

ALLIED NOTE HAILED AS GERMAN VICTORY   PERMISSION TO TRY WAR GUILTY BEFORE GERMAN CEURTS PLEASES GERMAN PEOPLE

MENTAL STRAIN’ - CAUSE OF SUICIDE OF U. S. ADMIRAL   Rear Admiral Brittain: Shoots Himself: After Reception...  1 ee Ela gehiy’

POLICEMAN’S SHOT FATAL.   Following _ Attack this Morning Upon Row Wark Borrior.

GOTHAM BUILDER GIVES TESTIMONY IN ALLEGED BUILDING TRUST PROBE   Declares He Cabe $25,000 To Partner To Pay.:President Of Building Trades Council.

PAID TC SETTLE STRIKE   SO TESTIMONY SHOWED   ‘Building Contractor Gave $25, _ 000 to Labor Delegates and Work Was Resumed.

Ex-Secretary the Strongest Campaigner, Say Delegates —Wilson’s Silence Helps   ‘our More Candidates: Named —Eloquence of a Woman ~ Marks Early Session

CROWD DETERMINED NOT TODAY BE CHEATED OUT. OF FIREWORKS INTHE. MANIPULATIONS TODAY

MANE PRICANER   Nogales Woman is Alarmed 01 er Request for Cash: omit ‘i B'rom “Mexico °-

WILLARREST WOMAN FOR -<—KTONAPPING   In Connection With: the Disappear ‘ance of Baby Stagg At Taceme, Wash.

LOUISVILLE LOST  ‘CENSUS. BOOST BY LITTLE WORD ‘AND   Appeal Court Says Use of Word Wa: ‘Out of Order; City Would Have "". Gained 40,000 Citizens,.

LIBERTY BONDS NOW BEING EXCHANGEL   $3,800,000,000 Third Libert, Bonds Now Being Exchanied

JAPAN FACES LABOR TROUBLE   Evidence Seen of Spread of Solshe a FT a a 

DUTCH FORM SHIP COMBINE   Eight Large Steamship Companies t Open New Navigation Lines of Shipping.

FEDERAL BUDGET PLAN PROPOSED   COMPROMUSE = BILD: FAVORING SYSTEM REPORTED BY CONFEREES,

Agree on Proposal For Budget System   PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY WOULD CONTROL ANNUAL EXPENDITURES

SLUSH FUND  OF $200,000 USED 10 ‘BRB IAYERS  Of New York Giants to Lose Cham   Of New York Giants to Lose Cham pionship to Cincinuati   Was the Startling Charge Before the Chicago Grand Jury.

PREUIGT WUE INDICTMENT IN NVESTIGATION   Probe Continues After Ironing Out Reported Friction.   VIOLENCE REPORTED   Player Stabbed During Fight With Alleged Attacker.

HU PEACE, . PAGT READY      SIGNATURES MAY BRE AFFIXET TO THE DOCUMENT AT ABAZZA DURING THE DAY   Rappallo Treaty Will Be Put Into Ef fect Immediately —-Both Sides Eager For Peace,

fut a IN NOW ASSURED   Only Signatures Halt Peace -——Watch D’Annunzio for Possible Sinn Fein Sympathy

ROTH SIDES WELCOME PEACE   Rebels and Regular Forces Are Glad Hostilities Are Over—Government Watches D’Annunzio.

COUNCIL APPOINTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF FIUME;     SIGNATORIES NEEDED      Next Act of D'Annunzio Awaited With Interest; Believe He Will Aid Sinn Fein in Ireland

FUME PEACE  AWAITS ONLY OLGNATURES   RAPALLO TREATY TO BE ENFORCED; FIUME FREE CITY   Anxiety Over D’Annun zio's Next Move; May Be Feinner’s Angel

FUME AWAITS DUICOME OF PEAGE PACTS   City Is Quiet Pending  _ the Act of Surrender --- D’Annunzio May Flee to Ireland.

Suffragiste at Victory Convention Tay Homage wo Memory of Former Preddent.

Despite Governor's Announcement That ‘‘Urgent Measures Only”’ Would Be Considered; ‘‘Pet’’ Bills Are Filling the Hopper Full to Overflowing—Big Fight Over Tax Bill Anticipated.

SESSION MAY LAST FULL FORTY DAYS   MANY BILES BEING INTRODUCE! IN STATE: SENATE AND HOUKRFE WILL RESULT IN LONG SESSION.   LEGALIZING B BILL BEFORE THE HOUSI   Two. of the Administration Measures Urged by’ Governor Goodrich Are ‘Killed in the Senate.

AURORA BOREALIS.   Northern Lights Out Last Night tn All Vheir Glory.

WITNESS TELLS W. W. MOVES BEFORE MUPTER   Identifies Defendants on Trial Armistice Day Killing of the in Connection with Centralia Legion Men.

Identifies Defendants on Trial Armistice Day Killing of the in Connection with Centralia Legion Men

Jo ofe ole ols ude oe ofe ofe ofe ofe.cle ef fe ]   BINA FOR FOUR. SHIPS MADE

SMALL BIDS ‘TO GOVERNMENT FOR WOOD SHIPS   Offer For Four Is Not As Much As One Cost to Build. 285  ae. 

GEOGRAPHY VARIES. ELECTION ISSUES IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   Eastern U. S. Chiefly Con cerned with League of Na tions. Railroad Law is “Bone” in West.

CUMMINS IN STATEMENT 10 IOWA ON BILL   Bryson F inds CumminsEsch Bill is Big Issue in This State.

NEWSPAPER MAN: FILES DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE - PEXAS MILITIA OFFICIALS

EDITOR FILES: ‘DAMAGE SUM   Houston Man Starts Proceedings Against Colonel Mayfield’

HOUSTON ERVTOR FILED DAMASE OUIT AGAINGT TEXAS GUARD OFFER   LITIGATION IS APTERMATH Of  CONTROVERSY OVER GALYVESTON OCCUPATION,

IMMUNITY BATR FOR HAMON? NO   WOMAN-ELECT CONGRESSMAN RAISES A PROTEST.   MISS ROBERTSON SPEAKS OUT   In the First Place She Says the Party js Under .No- Obligation To Hamon, ahd His Wife's Selec:  tion Would Be Insult.

MRS, HAMON NOT ON COMMITTEE   That Is the Belief of Alice M. Rob ertson, Congress Woman Elect From Oklahoma District,"

Congresswoman Hobertsaon Heliewes Mra. Hamon Will Not Re Made  ftsmee ae 866 oo eco oe

LABOR BUREAU MERTING   Fifteen Powers; inclading Germany,   Represented at Administrative 1 Rureaun Conference.

Fifteen Powers; Including Germany * Represented at Administrative  Deeann fanfercnece.

ALABAMA CONTRIBUTES MORE BLOOD TO STRIFE IN EUROPE   ALABAMA MAN SLAIN BY BOL— SHEVIKI IN RUSSIA

Two Nurses Mardered at Same Time —Capt. Emmet Kilpatrick, Country Newspaper Publisher,  Pat to Death by Reds.

BRUTAL KILLING IF YANKEES. OY AOLSHEUIK Dace   THREE SAID ‘TC BE SLAIN,      MONTANA PEOPLE AMONG THOSE IN PERIL BY RUSS HORD

RED CROSS MAN AND NURSES SLAIN BY REDS?   Advices From London Tell of : Their Death During a  Soviet Cavairv Raid ~   REPORT UNCONFIRMED   CAPTAIN LAST SEEN BEING LED AWAY STRIPPED OF CLOTHES IN ZERO WEATHER

RED CROSS OFFICER AND NURSES REPORTED DEAD   State Department Hears Work.   ers Have Been Captured but Nothing of Death.  7

REPORTED SLAIN ~~ BY BOLSHEVIK!   Twenty Remaining. Represent __atives of Organization Said_ to Have Escaped. .

THREE SAID TO BE SLAIN.   MONTANA PEOPLE AMONG THOSE IN PERIL BY RUSS HORDES.

Red Cross Representative . and Nurses Killed” By Cavalry   STATE DEPARTMENT ‘HAS NO INFORMATION   Knew of Capture of Captain ~ Kilpatrick and Say Fate Is of “Grave” Concern ©

RED CROSS MAN AND NURSES SLAIN BY REDS?   CAPTAIN LAST SEEN BEING LED AWAY STRIPPED OF CLOTHES IN ZERO WEATHER

REDS KILL RED CROSS WORKERS, REPORT STATES   Reports To Reuters Tells Of Mur » der: By Bolshevik Cavalry OF Captain. Kilpatrick and “Two Nurses In South Russia.   NO OFFICIAL INFORMATION

ASSASSINATION OF NICHOLAS IS SEEK   Natives Tell of Seeing Former Em peror of Russia and Family . Kifled in Prison

OLD RUSSIAN RULER  SHOT DOWN WITH HIS. FAMILY BY JAILER   Eleven in Imperial Party Die At Same Time When Their Guards Are Told to Fire   Two Independent Inquiries Into Fate of Tsar Made By Englishmen

AILLING OF CZAR FAMILY 13 TOLD   Russians Who Saw the Butchery Teil the Details.   SLAUGHTER BEYOND DOUBT   Nicholas, His Wife, Son, Four Daughters, Doctor Botkin and Three Servants Slain in Basement of Prison at Ekaterinburg.

ALL DOUBT OF KILLING (IF NICHOLAS REMOVE!   British Papers Carry Stories o:  = low «Imperial Russians . : Were Assassinated,

ALL DOUBTS Of ENIPEROR 3 FATE ARE DISPELLED   Emperor Nicholas and Fam: ily Assassinated in Base: ment of Prison House Or July 16, 1918.

CONFIRMS DEATH OF CZAR FAMILY   Butchery of Russian Royal Houschold Considered True Beyond Doubt.   DETAILS TOLD BY WITNESSES   Emperor Nicholas, Empress, Son, Four Daughters, Doctor Botkin and Three Servants Slain in Basement of Prison.

HAY RESIDENCE: ON ~ GORDON AVENUE WAS DESTROYED BY FIRI   Beautiful Home of: Solicitor General. Total. Loss.—Believed Fite is‘of Incendiary Origin; Having: Started: from Bord: Sedan: Near Parch: :

HAY RESIDENCE ON GORDON AVENUE WAS DESTROYED BY FIRI   Beautiful Home of Solicitot General Total Loss.—Believed Fire is of Incendiary Origin, Having Started from Bard Sodan Noar Parch.

WAR CLOUDS ROLLING BACK FROM SOUTHERN EUROPE; AMNESTY TO BE ~ EXTENDED D’ANNUNZIO AND FORCI   TTALIAN GOVERNMENT IS INCLINED TO BE LENIENT WITH MAN WHOSE PERVERTED SENSE OF PATRIOTISM CAUSED MUCH TROUBLE.

TAKING OF FIUME — COSTS 400 LIVES AMONG ATTACKERS   Formal Surrender of City I: Being Arranged and Full Occupation Expected

TRIED TO KILL HINDENBURG      Bat Axsnasin's Fullet ” Missed German Brg cnt ck BG on ec Bee Et

TRIFD.TO KT HINDENBURG   Burt. Assassin's Botlet Missed German Toshed TWitrpehal

_ ENGLISH WOMEN BREAK UP.  School. Masters : Use Cane lt Diselplining.

French Action to Cause Conversatic:   French Occnpation of FrankZor(, Germany, Cause for Opening a bipltoic Pow Wow Between Entente

Great Britain's Stand in French Invasion of Germany To Cause New Negotiations.  ns  MAINTENANCE OF ENTENTE FIRST SOUGHT BY FRENCH  Strict Execution of Treaty Teris Desired by French While Ti:e British Preter Elasticity.  Conciliation ea View Points

ENTENTE LIKELY TO TAKE UP. THE MOVE BY FRENCH   STATEMENT ISSUED IN PARI INDICATES ALLIES MAY INVESTIGATE OCCUPATION.   FRANKFORT PAPER DECLARES FRANGE OVERSTEPPED PACT

BRITISH VIEW TO STIRENTENTE   Will Begin New Series 0 Diplomatie Exchanges.

Thus Claims French Army Officer—All German Troops Have Now With ' drawn From Ruhr District—French Cabinet Meeting Today, Discusses Invasion

Opening of Conversations. Re. garding the: Ocoupation- ol > Frankfort ‘by: the’ French '. Concitiation of View Points > the Obiect.

FRANCE WILL EXPLAIN ITS POSITION AS TO OCCUPATION OF GERMAN TOWNS

FRENCH INVASION  UPENG WHOLE WAR FIELD   Readjustment of Treaty’: Meaning Looms for All Entente Powers.   FRANCE STANDS PAT ON PACT   London and Paris Differ as to Elasticity of World “‘Charter.”’

Great Britain's Stand in French Invasion of Germany To Cause New Negotiations.  ne ert  MAINTENANCE OF ENTENTE FIRST SOUGHT BY FRENCH  Strict Execution of Treaty Terns Desired by French While The British Prefer Elasticity.  > enn aa - oa ~~ . «   Conciliation of Viaw Points Necessary.

BODIES. WERE  - ‘IDENTIFIED   Were Members of Crew ‘of Ocean Going Tug ~ “Carrying 20 Men

ADENTIFY BODIES FROM * OCEAN GOING TUG FOUND WRECKED OFF SAVANNAT   CRAFT NORMALLY HAD CREW OF FOURTEEN TO TWENT YMEN;: FIVE BODIES FOUND.

NOT AN FAVOR OF “TAKING THE ROAE   Harding Will Make Some Addresses Elsewhere But Op nnepe '*Rarnetarming 7?

HARDING STICKS 10 “ERONT PORCH” PLENS    Republican Nominee Will Make Few Speeches Outside  Of Marion.

QP eee  HARDING HOLDS SERIES — OF CONFERENCES AT HOME   . 0. P. Nominee for Presiden! Busy When Gov. Cox Pass es Through Marion on Firs! of Speaking Tours.

$00,000 IN. DRAFTS. WAS BURNED WITH OTHER LOOT TRAIN ANRRER PAREFSCES

RAILROAD STRIKE MORE MENACING   TRE. MOVEMENT TAS SPREAD ENTIRELY ACROSS COUNTRY,    INSURGENTS - DEFIANT   rs iF ‘TT LOOKS VERY MUCH AS IF _ THE OUTLAWS ARE AHEAD,   It “Ts: ‘Sald All the. Rig Five Wit ‘Now Push Demands for an Ad_vanee in Their Wares,

HUERTA ISSUES ULTIMATUM 10 STRIKING MINERS   if MINES NOT BWPUKNED A® 4 (YCLOCK GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE OHARGE

PROF. SIBLEY RESIGNS   Will ill] Head Engineering School of Nevada University

T 13 COUNTY AFFAIR   (oi it PEOPLE SEEK SUNDAY ~ Hoot HONORS OF NATION.   Faery Adult Male of County Can Help in This Work.

115 COUNTY AFFAL   ovr PEOPLE SKEK SUNDA) SCHOOL HONORS OF NATION.   Every Adult Male of County Cur Help in This. Work.

ATTORNEY GENERAL 1S DETERMINED 10 BRING “PARDONED” BANKER TO OKLAHOMA PENITENTIARY

Attorney. General Tries Two       ays 6: Z Banker's Return, >       COUNTY. ATTORNEY AT ALVA BACKS FREELING

SECPPING PRIORITY ENDS   Gave Preference w Coal Thronen Wdewsater.

PRIORITY OFF ON NEW ENGLAND COAL   Suspension Expected by Commissioner Ellis   Supply Enough for the Present, Hi Says—Can Renew Rellef Request

SHIPPING PRIORITY ENDS.   Gave  Preference to Coal Through Tidewater.

GOAL PREFERENCE ORDER SUSPENDED   Interstate Commerce Commission Says Its Action is Basec on Thorough Review ofl Situation.

BOND RENEWED   Honch Entered Appearance For Ed. ward L, Sterens.

BRITISH TROOPS RAID IRISH TOWNS   Attack and Sack Fermoy in Seeking Revenge for Capture of Officer; Armed Men Raid Steamer to Gain Munitions; Barracks Bombed.

BRITISH RAID BARRACKS IN IRISH TOWN   Retaliate for Capture ot Brigadier General By Sinn Fein.

TROOPS FIRE ON MOB THAT STORMS JAIL, KILLING ONE   Two Others Wounded in Clash Between Machine Gunners and Crowd That Tries to Seize Three Negroes.

ATTEMPT TO LYNCH — NEGROES PROVES FUTILE   Machine Gun Company Givee Battle to Mob Attacking Jail. Toll One Dead, Two Wounded.

DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD BIG RALLY   Bowman and O'Neil Added to List ‘of Speakers for (o™mpaign Meetings Here

DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD BIG RALLY   OTHER SPEAKERS, TOO   Bowman and O'Neil Added to List ‘of Speskers for Compaign’ Meetings Here

SUSPEGTS HELO WITHOUT BAIL BY CORONER'S JOR   Marie Phillips Keenly Disappoint ed By Verdict.

Road Officials Meet.At Ame:   ‘Vital Problems Discussed Will Help  make this a Most Important Conference

DEEP WATER WAY FUR WEST URGED   TIDEWATER CONGKESS WOULD MAKE TRADE ROUTE FROM SEA TO GREAT LAKES.

GENEROSITY IS  - LEAGUE SLOGAN   Italy, France, Japan Yield Points; Latter Forgoes Renewal of Demand For Race Equality Recognition. _ ee

‘SELF-SACRIFICE DAY  AT LEAGUE MEETING   DISPLAY OF HUMBLE SPrintT BY ASSEMBLY MEWHERS,   Individual Aspirations Pat Aside for the Commes Gooé—Japan Net to Imotet On Her Claim eof Recial Eqeality.

RACE EQUALITY IS RENOUNCED BY JAPANESE      Other League Member: Enter Into Spirit of Sacrifice.

SELF-OAGHIFICE DAY WN LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY   lapan Foregoes Renewal of! Demand for Recognition of Principle of Equality.   TO PATIENTLY BIDE TIME UNTIL OPPORTUNE MOMENT   George Nicoll Barnes Post pones Until Friday His In terpellation in Oouncil o1 Failure to Intervene to Pre vent Pole-Bolshevik Conflic

Still Hunters Were More. ~ Successful in New York ~~ Than in Kentucks

ANOTHER MINE MINE AGGIDENT.  Eight Men Balieved Dead in an Explosion

‘SEIZE BRITISH ARMY.SECRETS   Sinn Fein Raiders Loot Headquartete of Air Service and Steal Pianes.

SINN FEIN RAIDERS IN DARING COUP   Raid Army Headquarters anc Carry Off British Military Secrets.

“IN DARING COU   Railing Party Invades Royal Air Force Headquarters Near Dublin *   Carry Off Secret Military Documents, ° Including Army Code and Cirher

SINN FEIN INVADE AIR PORCE QUARTER, DUBLIN  dRa Aasevisiad Peauasd

VITAL DOCUMENTS SEIZED IN DARING RAID ON AIR FORCE   Coup Most Important Since Present Unrest Began.

MERRY HADES KEEPS UP WITH PEOPLE-OF GEM OF THE OCEAN; DOCUMENTS SWIPED IN RAID: FIRE ON BELFAST CROWDS   SINN FEIN RAIDING PARTY INVADES ROYAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS ‘NEAR DUBLIN; SNIPERS WORK IN THE OTHER QUARTERS

BRITISH AILITARY PAPERS TAKEN. BY SINN FEIN RAIBERS   Daring Coup Puts. Trish in Pos. session of Important Military Information   PRITAIN TO IGNGRE PLEAS IN BEKALF GF MAGSWINE}   Will Adhere to Policy Says Seeretary for lreland

RAIDING PARTY GETS DOCUMENT:   Royal Air Force Head. quarters Entered by Sinn Feiners

oINN FEIN CHG IN  HAIL ET WANT TROOP SECRETS   HEADOUARTERS OF ROYAL AIR FORCE RAEDED AND PAPERS  (ND GUNS TAREN AWAY,

SENATORS SENOL  PERIL OF FAMINE   21 WAR FRAUS ARE HERE   German Brides of American Soldiers 1,149 Polish and 1,047 U. 8. Troops Arrive.

YANKS BRING GERMAN BRIDES   Twenty-One War Fraus Arrive With Rin Consianment of Soldiers.

21 WAR FRAUS ARE HERE   German Brides of American Soldiers. 1,149 Polish and 1,047 VU. S. Troops Arrive.

GERMAN WAR BRIDES ARRIVE   Twenty-one Reach New Yerk On Army Trenuspeort.

CONSTANTINE TO. ASK PLEBISCITE   Former Grecian King Makes the Annéuneement His Attitude.

CONSTANTINE INSISTS ON PLEBISCITE FOR RETURN   Former King Says It is for the Greek People to Decide if He Shall Go to Athens.

Constantine Insists Upon Plebiscite —Deelaring HM Is for Greek People te Decide.  pe ae ios gee SR ae Ss a

Holdup and $400  ... Robbery At Winona      A Report Comes That Arthur Bibb Restaurant at Winonr Was Robbed at 10:80 Tast Night.

ON STRIKING   Sharp Differences of Opinio Among Delegates on Strike Proposition.   ‘Jnemployed Continue Their Demon. strations in the Neighborhood of Whitehali—Lioyd George at Work on Plans of Relief.

ENGLISH RAIL MEN DIVIDED   Sharp Differences of Opinio Among Delegates on Strike Proposition.   THEIR ~LEADER FOR PEACE   Unemployed Continue Their Demon Strations in the Neighborhood of Whitehall—Lioyd George at Work on Plans of Relief,

BAT IO OT RIN PEAGE IN olbnT   Outlook in Labor Crisis Brighter Following Conferences.   RAILWAY MEN ARE DIVIDED   Sharp Differences of Opinion Shown Among Delegates on the Walkout Proposition—Thomas, Their Leader, for Peace.

AMERICAN CHARGE MAY NOT SEE INAUGURATION   Seeks Advice From Washingtor Regarding Obregon’s Induction Into Office.

Injunction Granted to Prevent Transfer of Any of the Property, Valued at $10,000,000  of Former Tammany Boss.

Aged Millionaire Is Incompetent to Handle His Affairs Children Say; Court Asked For Relief.

CLUE TO MYSTERY   Evidence May Identify Victim ef ‘‘Trunk Murder’’

ANOTHER SLUMP IN EXCHANGE,   Stock Prices Unsetthed by Movement of Money Rates,

STOCK PRICES UNSETTLED   Sensational Slamp in Foreign E.xchange Cause of Drop—Disquicting Rumors Are Abroad.

SENSATIONAL SLUMP   Drop in Foreign Exchange Af fects Commodities.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTINUES TO SLUMI   Decline Most Severe in the Long Sustained Re-action of International Credits — Situation Serious,

MARRIAGES.   (From the Belleville Telescope) FES wang ieee en eee

EXTENSIVE WORK ON ADAMS BRIDGES   Commissioners Gave Much Time to Repairing and Rebuilding Structures Spanning Streams in That County.

BRIDGES OPENING AGAIN T0 TRAVE!   Adams County Commissioner Conducting Extensive Repair Work.   MANY BADLY DAMAGED   Bridge Problems Have Required Much Attention. Save Money on Latimore Span. One Completed Already,

GOODRICH NOT T0 BE A CANDIDATE   ! [HAS NO ASPIRATION TO BE A ) “FAVORITE SON”  ENTRANT

Governor Goodrich Will . Not Permit His Name To Go On Primary Ballots   Declines to Stand as Indiana’s Candidate for the Republican .Pres#dential Nomination Giving His Reasons in Publie Statement.

DUODRICH NOT IN PRESIDENCY RACE   Governor in Formal Statement Declares He Will Not Be Candidate.   SEVERAL REASONS ADVANCED   States Others Seeking Delegates Might Hinder Campaign Outside of State— Thanks Friends for Support.

GOCORICH WILL NOT BE A GANDIDATE    Governor Issues Statement Thanking his Friends for their Desire of Entering His Name as Candidate

GOODRICH NOT IN THE RACE   Governor of Indiana Hee Xo Preeidemttial Aseiratione.

GOODRICH WILL , NOT MAKE RACE   Name Will Not Appear On Presidential Preference Ballot.

EL PASO SHERIFF RECEIVES WARRANT   Calls For Apprehension of  Clara Smith.

OHERIFF ARNOORFE ONS MISS: SMITH AT EL PASO, TEXAS   Arrives There at 10:30 Tues day Night. According to the Officer.   Authorities Receive Warrant from Ardmore, Okla., County Attorney, Russell Brown.

CLARA SMITH IN EL PASO      Sheriff Says She Went. to Home of. Parents Tuesday

Warrant for Clara Smith is in the Hands of Sheriff    Father of Missing Woman Declares He Does Not Know  Her Whereabouts—Denies She Wrote Diary and Says She Has Been Wronged—Wants Her to Make Statement—Deputy Says She Was in El Paso. December 9.

WARRANT FOR CLARA SMITH   Received Today By E! Paso Sheriff.   Father And Son Say She Will Appear When She Hears of Warrant.

WARRANT FOR CLARA SMITH’S - APPREHENSION   Father Says He Does Not Know Where: Woman I and Feels That She Has Been Wronged.   CASE REMAINS MYSTERIOUS   Fugitive Goes From Okla. homa to Texas and May Have Crossed Border. Hunt Is Conducted.

CLARA HAMON IN EL PASO, TEXAS   SHERIFF SAYS HE HAS NO WARRANT FOR ARREST OF WOMAN.

SHERIFF TRAILS HAMON GIRL TO HOME IN EL PASO   . WARRANT FOR ARREST OF “CLARA SMITH IS   pS Bers RO   FATHER AIDS HER   Trunk ‘Was Taken From Resi dence to Daughter Probably in Juarez.

a SMITH AT EL PASO; NOT ARRESTED   theriff Has No Warrant o Information Authorizing Arrest He Says.   NSITED PARENTS’ HOME

CLARA SMITH, WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH JAKE HAMON. SURRENDERS

CLARA OMITH WAS EL PASO VISITOR   WARRANT PROM ARDMORE ARRIVED AT THAT CIPyY THUERSDAY. tt IS SAID

WARRANT ISSUED FOR CLARA SMITE   EL PASO OFFICER IN RECEIPT OF OFFICIAL PAPERS FROM ARDMORE   Travels of. B. Smith Brother of Wanted Woman, Subject of Controversy

CLARA SMITH SOUGHT “BY.EL PASO SHERIFF   Could Have Arrested her, Bu’ Didn't Have Wararnt,

WOMAN MAY CIVE UP       Wara Smith's Family Say she May Surrender Seon,

Ardmore, Okla., Appears to Have Lost Interest in the Search.   MEXICO TIP SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN WRONG  :   Whether Alleged Slayer of Millionaire Hamon is Ar. rested is Doubtful

THE SMITH-HAMON CASE.   arrant Issued: forjthe Arr-st oi the Lady Who fs Not Yet

Brown Doubtful About Re. ports That Alleged Slayer . .Has Been Found.   BOND FOR R AMOUNT  . FROM: MILLIONAIRES

CLARA SMITH TS NOW IN EL PASO, SHERIFF BELIEVES   Not Arrested Because He Had No Warrant For Her. 

CLARA OMITh ARRESTED  DURING  (A)   RETURNS TO FATHER'S HOME 1N EL PASO.   SHERIFF THERE RECEIVES WARRANT,   The Woman Wanted in Connection With the Death of Millionaire Hamon Returned to the Unit ed States From Mexico.

MUCH SOUGHT-FOR WOMAN SAID T0 REIN TEXAS   Clara Smith Hamon Visits Her Father’s Home Is Said by Sheriff at El Paso

EL PASO OFFICER IN RECEIPT  OF OFFICIAL PAPERS CeArwmr «aroworer   FAMILY EXPECT. HER   Travels of 4. 2 Smith Brother of Wanted Woman, Subject of Controversy

ULAR MTT IN EL Pao STAYS  PARENT POM   NOT ARRESTED VET BECAUSE Nt WARRANT FOR DETENTION HAS BEEN ISSUED.

$31,000,000 WAGE RAISE IS ALLOWED THE EXPRESSMEN   Railway Labor Board Gives Out Retro-active Ruling Today

EXPRESS WORKERS ARE GIVEN $31,000,000 RETROACTIVE INCREASE   Seventy-five Thousand Employees Get  Increase— Railroad Board Ruled Today—Average __ Increase For Individual Worker $33 a Menth.      Special to Free Press:

500 MEN AFFECTED BY RAISE   THIRTY-ONE MILLIONS OF DOT. LARS PER YEAR Is TOTAL AMOUNT OF ADVANCE   RUSS CUT RAILROAD   Capture Ciechanow Cutting Danzig Warsaw Railway—Russ Con sider Situation

EXPRESSMEN GIVEN BiG RAISE   Federal Labor Board Allows increas: of About $33 a Month to 75,000 Employees.

SPARTICISTS  AGAIN ACTIVE   STEAL GOVERNMENT ARMs AND AMMUNITION AND START TROUBLE,

SPARTACISTS MAKE RAID ON ARSENAL AT SPANDAU; MANY INJURED BY RIOTS

ACCEPTS JOB AS COUNTY ENGINEER   ALG. Lagerwall_ Leaves Fort-to Fort. Road for New Position in Shawnee County

ACCEPTS JOB AS COUNTY ENGINEER      A. C. Lagerwall Leaves Fort-toFert Road fer New Position in Shawnee County

BOSTON'S BANKS SAFE EXCEPTING HANOVER TRUST, DECLARES ALLEN      FINANCE WIZARD PONZI 18) RE LEASED UNDER $55, BAIL FROM CUSTODY TODAY

HANOVER PROBABLY ALONE INVOLVED      Institution’s President, However, Deciares That Every Depositor Will Be Paid Back.

LEAGUE HELD SESSION: 42 NATIONS MET   Half of World’s Population Represented at Geneva Monday.   WILSON’S ME! MESSAGE IS READ BY M. HYMANS   Credential Committee Named and Session Adjourned After Formalities Over,

NO NO REPRESENTATIVE OF U, S. AT GENEV!   Colby Says Matter Was Under Con sideration by President Wilson.

LEAGUE NAMES M. HYMANS AS TTS PRESIDEN]   Belgian Premier Receives 35 o 42 Votes at League of Nations Assembly.   OVER 100 DELEGATES ATTEND

Half of World’s Population Represented at Geneva Monday.   WILSON’S MESSAGE IS READ BY Bi. HYMARNS   Credential Committee Named and Session Adjourned After Formalities Over,

BELGIAN TO LEAD 1920 AOOEMBLY   One Hundred Delegates Rep resenting 42 States Gather for Session

PETROLEUM IS FOUND IN __  ANOTHER MEXICAN STATE   Authentic Reports Reach Capital   Discovery of New Oil Fields ‘in © Oaxaca

WOMAN TRIES TO MURDER FAMIL)   One Dead, One Escapes, Whil Third And Mother Are In Serious Condition

TO PROBE ELECTION      Grand Jury WL Investigate Charges of Fraud in New Yerl.

BUIE NEWS BATCH.       Farmers Have Made Good Use of The Beautiful Weather—A New  Residence—A Good Man Passes— i Church Services.

JOHNSON WINS IN OREGON   Californian Carries Preferential Pri. mary by Plurality of 1,347—Maj. Gen. Wood Second.

LAST CONTINGENT ARRLY      George Washingion Brings Home. Brest Military Camp Members

LAST BREST TROOPS IN U. S.   Transport George Washington Brings 237 Officers and Civilians and 615 Soldiers.

NO MORE TROOPS ~ ATBREST,FRANE   Last Contingent 237 Officers and 615 - Men Arrived at New York Todav.

BOLSHEVIKS CROSS EBRUCZ NEAR SIDOROW   Polish Forces Check Enemy At Other Points Along Line.

A aati SOU ALminge People of Own Race Make Demonatration Against Loawisch  : Whose HRride Killed Self.

GUARD RABBI WHOSE BRIDE TOOK OWN LIF:   Own People Threaten Heac of Poughkeepsie Hebrew " Sahant

MADE 173 VISITS   \ursinge Associat‘on Activities for August Reported

LONG LIVED-RACE ARE THE AMEBRICANE      Iw. &. Vital Statistics Bureau Says Death Rate Has Taken Big Tumble.

ALLIES MAY ACT FOR OCCUPATION OF RUHR REGION   Premiers, Gathered at San Remo Consider Means of Enforcing Disarmament.

COOLNESS BETWEEN THE PREMIERS OF ENGLAND AND TRANCE MARKS ThE  MEETING AT SAN REMO

At Brief Meeting Las Last Night Necessity of Foreing Germany To Disarm Was Agreed On.

HE ASKS COURT TO MAKE PEACE   Chicago Lawyer Takes Hanc in American and German Affairs.

JUSTICE TO HEAR M’CARTNEY CASE ON PEACE ACTION   Chicago Lawyer to Get Action on Request for  Mandamus Order.

TO CHORD CAPITAL AND SOCIALIOM i LENINE'S BIG TASK   Soviet Premier Explains Most Important Problem Before Russian Government.

LENINE SEEKS HARMONY PLAN   Wants Capitalism and So  \ dalism to “Cooperate.

ALL GUIET Al HARDING'S HOME   No Further Delegations To Visit Front Porch Until Friday, When Constitutional Day Will be Observed.

WOMAN SHOOTS “PEST”   Fellow Persisted in Bothering Her and She Uses Gun.

KILLS SUITOR UNDER ARRES   “TI Have Shot a Man; Come and Get Me,’’ Iowa Girl Phones Police.

THE DODGE FUNERAL   Betroid Symphany Orchestra Among The Mourners Teday.

International Authority Says There Is. No Reason for Rushing for Federal Financial Aid; Nothing the Matter With South Beyond Un ' reasoning Scare in Cotton.

NO REASON FOR LOW PRICE OF COTTON, SAYS HESTER   Southern Growers and Buyers in a Panic of Fear Which is Not Warranted by the Statis tical Situation.

GOVERNMENT HELP o UNNEGESOARY DECLARES EXPERT   DECLINE CAUSED BY EMAGININGS OF BUYERS AND SELLERS,  2 2 eo iS =

BIDS CARDINAL ADIEU   Pope Gives Boston Archbishop’ Mes. sage af Love to U.S,

ANOTHER BANK: CLOSE   Commissioner Allen Takes Over Small Private Bank in Chetsea

OMALL BOSTON BANK GLOSET   Chelsea Ticket Office, Private Bank Owned by Isadore Wintman Has Liabilities of $92,000 and Assets Undetermined. — Closed Today.

GEORGE STRUBLE   Underwent Operation For Appendic. itis af Chicago Monday

FOOD SHORTAGE IS IMMINENT   President of National Security League Appeals to Citizens to Aid the Farmers.

HAS FEAR OF FOOD SHORTAGE   National Security League Secretary Anneals to U. S. Citizens.

HARDING VISIT 10 MEXICO UP TO PRESIDENT   If Wilson Makes Request, the President-elect May Cross Border.   OBREGON URGES VISIT   a SO SS ee  Washington Report Says the White House Will  Not Act.

Harding Visit To Mexico Is. Reported Of   Steamer Schedule Will Avoic Call at Vera Cruz: New  Orleans Reached

ISSUE CALL FOR DRY CONVENTION   Armenian Mandate Will Be Decided

COMPLETE DEFEAT OF 16 RUSS BOLSHEVIK DIVISIONS   Staffs of Two Armies Cap. tured and of Four Divi. sions Imprisoned. Forty. two Thousand Men Taken

POLES CAPTURE 42,000 BOLSHEVIK], 21 ENGINES, 900 MACHINE GUNS, 1,800 ARMORED CARS, WAGONS THREE AIRPLANES AND GREAT STORES OF AMMUNITIOI

CLERGY PROTEST TRISH TROUBLE   Ask Solution of Present _ Condition of Affairs in Ireland:

PROTEST FILED WITH ITALIAN   Irish Clergy Takes Up Latest Events in Ireland With Legislators.  Facts Enumerated and Langu amn theaadld Baadckiase Minato

loll PROT Col HEAT ES UP HUAN AMONG ROMANS   PROTEST HAP ESPECIAL APPEAL (TO MEMBERS OF THE POWER FUL CATHOLIC PARTY,

WILD SCENES WITNESSED.   Five Policemen Are Shot—-Pro. _perty Belonging to Sinn Feiners Atacked.

) LONDONDERRY POLICE SHOT IN SINN FEIN ROW   Burn aud Wreck Shops as Heprisa For Attack Cpon Police,

Torch Used ‘and Fremen Are Under Attack from Ambush; Hundreds  . Join in New Riots in North Belfast, Between Trish Factzons

‘WILD SCENES TRANSPIRE IN LONDONDERRY, IRELANE   Five Policemen Shot ‘and Are In Serious Conditiog.

PEOPLE OF IRELAND ARE KEPT IN PANIC   LEADING A LLFE OF TERROR AT LONDONDERRY.   Shooting of Two Policemen, Prob ably Fatally, Sigual For a Scrimmage Between Factions Throvout Nicht.

IRISH SITUATION SS GROWING WORSE   Rioting toereases and Toll of Death Grows tu Ireland

IRELAND ST: TORN BY BLOODSHED ~_AND RIOTING   Nild Scenes Saturday Night in Londonderry —- Policemen Kiled and Shops Burned— Terrified Shoppers in Panic  “Firemen Opened on With  ’ Rifle Fire. 

WILD SCENES ARE WITNESSED IN IRISH TOWN; ANIMALS BURNED TO DEATH; PEOPLE PANIC STRICKEN   Property Belonging to Sinn Feiners Is Attack« ed; Revolver and Rifle Fire Continues Un« ceasingly for More Than Two Hours; Motors in Garages Are Destroyed. ,

RIOT AND FIRE IN LONDONDERRY   Shooting of Policeman Followed by Burning of Property.   LAME] MEN WRECK SHOPS

PROTECTION FOR WHEAT AND WOOL   Such Is Nature of Leg: islation Proposed in - Committee Today.

HURRY-UP_ TARIFF BILL IS PROBABL   Congress to Expedite Meas ure Providing for Import Taxes.

WILSON GREETINGS READ TO LEAGUE   DEBATE CONTESTED ON REPORTS TO THE ASSEMBLY MESSAGE GREETED WITH APPLAUSE

NILSON NOTE CHEERED AT LEAGUE MEE   By HENRY WOOD. United Press Staff Correspondent

LEAGUE: ASSEMBLY APPLAUDS. MESSAGE SENT BY WILSON   NATIONS’ CONGRESS: HEARS ' PRESIDENTS. “NOTE AND, VOICES APPROVAL—T0 “DISPATCH TROOPS ~ 

ENROOTIN LEAD. “OVER THOMPSON IN WISCONSIN VOTING   Says  Corporations Making . Big gest War Profits Biggest . : Backers of G.O. P. Fund, —.

LA FOLLETTE MEN LOSE IN WISCONSIN   Primaries Show Stand Pat Republicans in Lead.

LENROOT IS ASSURED OF RENOMINATION   LEADING HIS OPPONENT, JAMES THOMPSON BY TEN THOU. ND VOTES.      John Esch, Co-Author of the Esch. Cummings RaiJroad Bill, Running Behind His Opponent, J, D. Beck.

RENOMINATED   Republican Senators From Wisconsin and New Hampshire Have Good Leads   CONGRESSMAN ESCH TRAILING OPPONENT   SENATOR MOSFS FAR AHEAI OF SPAULDING IN INCOM PLETE RETURNS IN NEV HAMPSHIRE.

BET RETURNS ARE MOBTLY FROM ANTCLAFULLETTE  DISTRICTS 80 FAR   F&CK, AUTHOR OF ESCH-CON“MINGS RALLROAD BILE IS . DERE ATED

LENROOT LEADS IN WISCONSIN   Republican Candidate for Nomination for Senator is Leading the Laf+ follette Organization.

LENROOT LEADS SENATE; RACE IN WISCONSIN,   Congressman Fsch, Author of EschCummins Bill, Probably. De fouted in Seventh.

BADGER STATE PRIMARY  SUPRISE   Author of Obnoxious Railroad Law Refused Sunpert of Orranized Labor

LENROOT LEADS IN WISCONSIN PRIMARY VOTE   HAs 10,000 Lead Over Jas. Thompson Backed by the La Follette Organization.

Graduated License. Fee Said te 4ave Been Success: in San Francisco

KING GEORGE READY FOR ANY SLIGHT 10 ASSIST MSWINEY   Rebuffed by Cabinet on Plea for Clemency, British Monarch Willing for President Wilson to Intervene,      UTTERANCE AT BALMORAL CHEERED BY ATTENDANTS

MILLION LOSS IN DES MOINES BLAZE   2 Million Gallons of Gas and Oil Go Un in Smoke—Stiuck By Lightning.

APOLOLGIZE TO GOVERNOR.   Kansas City, Kas., Commissioner: Sorry Abaoant [ahor Rannece

CONDITIONS IN CITY   Chicago Profitecring Landlords Fac? Two Investigations   Federal Grand Jury and Revenue Officers to Check Up on Income Tax Returns.

DOUBLE QUIZ IS ON   Chicago Profiteering Landlords Face Two investigations.   Federal Grand Jury and Revenue Of. ficers to Check Up on Income Tax Returns.

BADGER SHOOTS  NEGRO BELLBO}   Ex-Army Captain, Caledonia  Wis., Kills Negro After Alleged Attack

SCORES WITNESS A KILLING   Negro Bell Boy Shot hy Former Reg.  ular Armwv Cantain.

DIGKERING LINE Fal [TAIN TEGL ARE   “If Hines’ Answer Isn't What We Want, We'll Strike,” Is Threat   WAGE RAISE DEMANDS, $2,000,000 ANNUALLY   Rail Director Gives Definite Reply to Brotherhoods  av

)ICKERING IME PAS ANNE IFCLARE      “Tf Hines’ Answer Isn't What We Want, We'll Strike,” Is Threat   WAGE RAISE DEMANDS, $2,000,000 ANNUALL}   Rail Director Gives Definit Reply to Brotherhoods  ay

WILL NOT RETURN TO GERMANY   General Harts Not to Resume Post  With Army of Occupation.

WALES MAY VISIT PANAMA   Prince Probably Will Pass Througt Canal on His Australian Trip.

FRINCE MAY. VISIT PANAMA   Waites’ Austrelian Tour Probably Will -Take Him Through the Great Canal.

ACTS ON MOONEBY CASE,   Superior Court at San Francisco Dismisses Three Indictments.

CUMMINGS SEES WILSON   Former Democratic Chairman  Discusses League Isaue.

CUMMINGS SEES PRESIDENT.   Former Democratic Chairman Dis enases League of XVatians.

HOMER CUMMINGS CALLS ON WILSON      Expects To Make ize pre of Nations Chief Topie of His’Campaign = n Speeches.

ANOTHER APPEAL FOR AMERICAN CHARITY   Famine Stricken China Asks Presi dent to Call Upon United  States for Help.

WILON APPEALS — FOR AITO CHIN}   ‘Declares Millions -Are Dying In Famine Stricken Provinces.

WILSON URGES AiD FOR CHINA FAMIN   President Names Committee of 130 Men and, Women Thranghout Country to Collect Funds

PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL FOR THE HUNGRY CHINESE   Over 80,000,000 Chinese Living in Districts Affected by Famine.

WILSON URGES NATION 10 HELP STARVING CHINA   Millions of Natives Are Periled by Approach ing Famine.

TWENTY MILLIONS ACTUALLY STARVING IN FAMINE ZONE   President Issues Appeal te American People to Respond to Call for Help.   FIFTY MILLIONS ARE iN GREAT DISTRESS   Chinese Famine Due to Com plete Drought — Hordes of Starving Wanderers Roam Land in Search of Food and Are Beaten Off by Guards.

First Arrest in Connection With Murder of Dr. Dean in August, 1918, Made at Bosto}

MAY SOLVE MYSTERY OF DEAN DEATH   Arrest made today of man alleged to have stolen  oout rananrde

BUSINESS CHANGE.      A.C. Sanders and.A. J. Plunket ‘Purchase the. Robitison Insur. ance Avency.

INSURANCE AGENCY ee ; CHANGES: HANDS      A. C. Sanders and A.J. Plunket Purchase the’ Robinson Insur~ -anee: Apency, oc! *:

ALLEGED WHIPPING NEAR TRENT AN   SLORY OFS WHITECAP' CAsTy. ‘GATION INTERESTS ATEKEN        Peter MeMann - : Erstwhile Hostler and Brazen -Modiller Telis Serangi Tale in Philadelphin, :

ALLEGED WHIPPING NEAR TRENTON   SRORY OF “WHITECAP” CASTI. GATION INTERESTS AIKEN.   Peter McMann Erstwhile Hostler and Brazen Meddler Tells Strange Tale in Philadelphia,   What Nerth Carolina Says.

SEA SOLDIERS ARE OF MANY NATIONS   Six Foreign Nationalities Are Rep'  nesented in Recruiting Service by One Lone, Marine,

Aftec Undergoing Repaire, cave Ark’ ¢o Leave for Port  wenae Ra+antl.

SOVIET ARK EXPECTED TO . SAIL FROM KIEL TODAY   Radios From America WIN Be Pat On Speeial 'Trein for Nssta,

SOVIET ARK’ If BEING REPAIRED   Will Probably Sail for Rus sia in a Short Time

BOTAN CONSIDERS BOLTING 6. 0. P.?   Declines to Discuss Report: He Will Make No More Harding Soeeches.

N HAND OF UNGLE SAM THE BEST SOLUTION   Probers Find Wild Conditions in Fuel. and © Building ~~

PAUSEGUTION UF LEADER NUW PLAN   Congressional Committe Urges Extreme Measures In Report

PROSECUTIONS ARE ASKED   REPORT MADE BY SENATE COM. MITTEE—HAVE REMEDY FOR BUSINESS STAGNATION— WOULD CREATE BUREAU,

CONGRESS ASKED 10 PROSECUTE — "PRICE BOOSTERS      MEMBER GF SPECIAL COMMIT TEE DECLARES RENTS HAVE INCREASED 25 TO 150  PER CENT ,

10) PROBE COSTS OF BUILDING   Employes and Labor  Conspire, Charge SCORE COAL PRICE     Housing Shortage, Menacing Country

HEALTH AND MORALS ENDANGERED DUE TO LIVING CONDITIONS   Special Committee Announces Findings to Senate, Asking  Conirol of Coal Industry   ROSECUTION OF MEN SCHEMING TO HOLD UP PRICES DEMANDED

RECONSTRUCTION BODY REPORTS ON HOUSE PROBLEMS   WHOLESALE PROSECUTION URGED OF THOSE GUILTY OF CONSPIRING TO RAISE PRICES

Wholesale Prosecution of Those  Guilty of Price Conspiracy  is Urged,  RELIEVE HOUSE SHORTAGE  Congress fs Asked to Provide  Legislation to Aid Builders.

TOPROSECUTE. “PROFTEERS. IK ~ BUILDING TRADE   Committee Urges Kadical Action Agalist Those in the Consu racy *   SUPERVISION OF COAL Z INDUSTRY IS ASKED   Housing Conditions Menace Industry, Public (eallh and Morals . of the Teeple

EMPLOYERS MAY BE PROSECUTED   WHOLESALE PROSECUTION OF EMPLOYERS AND LABOR LEADERS URGED UPON CONGRESS   CONSPIRACY 1S. CHARGED   Report Of Spacial Committers to Congress Declares Conspiracy Rxisted To Inereave Prices In Building Materials and Coal — Industry.

CALDER, ASKS LAW AGAINST FONSPIRATORS   \Corigress Urged to Curb Em ployers and Labor Leaders  in Building Trades.   ‘SUPERVISION OF COAL: INDUSTRY ALSO ASKED   Snvestigating Committee Sug. gests Remedies to StimuLy .. fate Building,

WILL PROSECUTE EMPLOYEES AND LABOR LEADERS   For Conspiring to Increase Prices In Building Trades and Coal Industries.

PROSECUTION Of - GOUGERS URGED   Gongresa Acked to Cheok “Price Gonepiracies”   AESULT OF HOUSING PROB

SUITS AGAINST —_ BUILDERS ASKED   senator Calder, Chairman of Investigating Committee, Urges Whoesale Prosecution of Both Employers and Labor Leaders for Conspiring to Raise Prices

CONGRESS URGED 10 PROSECUTE GOUGERS IN BUILDING TRADE   ‘Reconstruction Committee Also Recommends Federal Supervision of Building.    WANT PRIORITIES CANCELLED   Also Urge Extension of Home Building Loan and Abolition of Cost Plus” System.

INVESTIGATE BOT RUGIION OF BUILDING   Committee Asks Congress to Prosecute Men Responsible for High Cost of Building in Nation.

ASSAIL COAL PROFITEERS AS DISGRACE   Senaters- Urge Federal Supervision to Put End to Evil   PROSECUTION OF _-. BUILDERS ASKED

SIX MORE SLAIN IN IRISH FIGHTS   Two Army. Officers Are Killed ~~ While Making-a Military ' Raid   BIG BATTLE IN CITY OF CORK   One Hundred and Fifty Armed Men » Attack Troops in the Mallow Dis- * trict—Two Constables Killed   in County Mayo.

ARMY OFF TGERS SLA IN DUBLIN   Military Lorry Attacked by 150 Men in-Cork.  :   SIX MORE KILLED IN FIGHTS   Two Constables Killed in County Mayo—Fear Ulster Riots as Result. of Deaths cf Military Men at Drumcondra.

BRING MATTER TO HEAD SOON, DUBLIN DESIRE   More ‘Constables and Soldiers Killed cr Wounded By Ambushes   CITIZENS FLEE IN FEAR OF REPRISALS   » Warten of Prison Kidnaped: > Mistreated - Hunger  Strikers, Charge

ENGLAND MAKES WAR, VIEWS OF IRISH LEADERS   Regard Premier Lloyd-George’: Speech as a Declaration of Battle   RIOTING 18 CONTINUED   Several Persons Killed ane Wounded in Cork and Dublin in Clashes

SIX MORE ARE KILLED IN THE ~ IRM RIOTS   Two Army Officers Are Killet While Making a Militar~ Raid.   BIG BATTLE IN CITY OF CORK   One Hundred and Fifty Armed Men Attack Troops in the Maiiow District—Two Constabies Killed in County Mayo,

BIG FIGHT IN CORK   150 Armed Men Attack Troops  in Mallow District.   a  Leaders of Sinn Fein Movement As gard Pramier’s Speech as “Dec. laration of War on ireiand,”

SPEECH VIRTUAL DECLARATION OF WAR IN IRELAND   So Contend Sinn Feiners as to Lloyd George’s Threat  FIVE MORE KILLED   Constables and Officers Shot Dead in Ireland Disorders—Lord Mayor Passes G0od Night.

2 CONSTABLES KILLED TODAY   Police Motor Car Ambushed and Fired Upon in Ireland.

FIUMETOBE _.. MUALIAN-PORT   Big Three-Reach Decision Re garding Disputed City-on Dalmatian Coast.   COMPLETE GERMAN LIS)

WOOD WINS IN INDIANA BY 10,000   WCRAY, FOR GOVERNOR. COMES OUT OF THE FRAY WITH A CLEAR MAJORITY OVER ALL.   FIELD ~ AGAINST ‘THE GENERAL   ‘Old Guard” Party Leaders Concen trating Their Effert te Keep Nomination Away From Wood,

Wood Now After The  Delegation   Opponents Say that Conven tion Cannot Instruct for Wood on Wednesday.

SEN. BORAH WILL STUMP IN OHIC   Declares He Will Work for Republican National Ticket in That State.

Wires Republican Lenders That He Ie Still in the Campaign for Harding.

BORAH TO STUMP STATE OF OHIC   Idaho Senator Will Prove Al legiance to the Republican Ticket by Speaking Tour,   WIRES STATE LEADERS

BORAH TO SPEAK IN OHIO   Senator Accepts Speaking Date: For Cincinnati and Cleveland

SHAMADGK CREW HAS LOST HEART    Little Confidence Reposed in the Skipper of Lipton's  Challenging Yacht.   {SQUALLY SEA CAUSED  POSTPONING OF RACE   ' Handling or the British Sloop Held a Sno inferior

POSTPONEMENT MEETS GENERAL CRITICISM   Seamen on Coast See No Reason Why Heavy Gale Saturday Should Mean Calling Off Race.

SENATE FAILS 10 TAKE ACTION ON GOLBY APPOINTMENT   Qualifications For Office Must Be Scrutinized.

NOT SLICK ENOUGH FOR U. S.   Lincoin E, Slick of Peoria Found Guilty of False Income Tax Return,

CHICAGO HAS NEW WALKOUT   Engineers Vote to Strike and Schools Will Close.

/ Mune olAlta NEEDED FUR Tht RATIFICATION OF AMENDMENT   MADOO MUST 1 BE CANDIDATE U

SOVIET REFUSE TOMEET POLES IN ARMISTIC!   SOVIET COM. POLES OF ACTS OF BARBA! rr —MAY SET ARMISTICE DAT! FOR JULY 30TH

RUSSIANS WANT SECURITY   Fifty Thousand of ‘Population of Bielostok Leave Because of Soviet Threats.

SOVIETS DELAY THE ARMISTICt   Russia’s High Command Post pones Date for Peace Conference.

Obstacles Stand in‘Russian Way Yo ‘Earlier’. Date’ for  ‘Armistice.

SOVIET LEADER REGRETS DELAY OF ARMISTICE   Declares Polish Acts Must b Considered And Troops Moved.

ARMISTICE WILL START JULY dl   Fully 4,500 Men Idle and 22 -Mines Are Completely . Closed.   INDEPENDENTS PAY MORE

B. & 0. RAILROAD REDUCES FORCE   CUT THIS WEEK WILL MAKE 4 TOTAL OF 265 MEN LAID OFF DURING PAST MONTH

cOMTTRE OF MINERS AND. or ‘ERATORS- ADJOURNS WITHOUT ‘i REACHING SETTCEMENT,

DARTMOUTH MURDER CASE.      Facts in Killing of Young Maroney Ready for Grand Jury.

SHIP BISMARK, LARGER » THAN LEVTHAN, BURNET   Was To Be ‘Delivered To Alhe Under Peace Terms.

‘Daniels Says He Knows Who Will  Be Next President, but Won't Tell

SEC, DANIELS CAN TELL WHO PRESIDENT WILL BE   Doesn't ‘Pell Name and Says He Doesn't Knew to Which Party %  the. Man “Relongs.

DANIELS KNGWa WhO'S TOBE THE NEXT PRESIDENT   Yet Secretary of the Navy Cannot Say Whether He Is a Democrat or Republican or Anything Else About Him.   HE WITHHOLDS HIS NAME   Won't Discuss It With Reporters, but Says He Must Be Progressive and Meet the New Conditions and Problems.

LUNN LOSES: FIGH IN NEW YORK MEE   Insurgent Democratic Leader Given Crushing Befeat-in Unofficial Convention

TAMMANY SLATE PUT THROUGH IN NEW YORK STATE   Ticket of State Officers, Headed By Smith for Governor, Is Agreed To By Unofficial Convention

New York Demecrate Declare fer sa Medification ef the Volpatead Ant _

Further Details Death Of Miss Theodora Sanders  Revealed ir festimon:

FINAL ARREST IN ERLIN CASE NEAR   Authorities Apprehénd Edw: Scheufler, N. Y. 'C.  Engineer. and Promise’ ‘Three Arrests Today; Say. Prominent Men Bought Part First Haul.

Tnnet CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH IN THEIR HOME   Sad Catastrophe Overtakes the Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Selzkoff In Arizona.

RENEWAL OF ZELIGOWSK) OFFENSIVE 15 REPORTED   Lithuanian Line Northeast of Vil na Is Said to Have Been Broken,   GIVES REDS OPPORTUNITY   Bolsheviki Expected to Seize It as Excuse for Fresh Attack on Poland.

AENEW OFFENSIVE, BREAK ARMISTICE   Zeligowski Starts New At tacks on Lithuanians and Smashes Their Lines.   Action Said to Hold Grave Possibilities—Russ May Start Fighting Again.

NEW OFFENSIVE BRINGS DAN 10 EUROPE’ PEACE   ole Rebels Cause Break Of Lithunian Negotiations   LEAGUE MAY NOW acT   Question : Of What Russia Would Then Do Is Problematieal

JORNGUN WINNER IN MICHIGAN BY Ble PLURALITY   Leads Wood, His Nearest Competitor, by 44,234 Votes; On the Democratic

JORNSON HAS Blb LEAD OVER WOOD IN MICHIGAN   Close Race Between Lowden and Hoover For Third Place   M’ADOO LEADS THE DEMOCRATS

JOHNSON HOLDS HIS MARGIN If STATE PRIMARY   Edwards Is Choice of the Michigan Democrats  for President.

JORNSON LEADS IN MICHIGAE   California Senator’s Greatest Strength Shown in Wayne, County, City of Detroit.”   EDWARDS RUNS STRONG   Retufis“Show He Is Forgitip Ahead of Herbert Hoover  on Democratic Ticket

SCIENTISTS EXCHANGE THEORIES ON UNIVERSE   Whether There Is One Grea Universe Or Million Small Ones Is Discussed.

STARS AND TWINS ARKH DISCUSSED BY SCIENTISTS   APN BEAL Y A BASSE iD  Academy of Science Has Interesting  Q peeinn

“TT WAS SOLEMN,” SEN. WATSON AVERS   REFERENDUM OF THE PEOPL GREAT FOR REPUBLICANS; SOLEMN FOR DEMOCRATS

WATSON’S STATEMENT   “Sunny Jiuw” is Feeling Mighty Goeed Over His Ficetion.

WATSON’S STATEMENT   “Sunny Jim" is Feeling Mighty Good Over His Election,

COX’S THROAT FAILS HIM   Nominee in the Hands of an Oregon Specialist—Outdoor Engagements Canceled.

Nominee in the Hands of an Oregon Specialist—Outdeer Engagements Cenreled.

REFUSE TO. — SIGN TREATY   Intimated That Plans for - Plebiscite Will Be oe Refused.

PLEBISCITES OR NO PEACE; HUNGARIANS   Intimations Given Already Tha‘ Allies Will Reject It.

NO PLEBISCITE; HUNGARY WILL REFUSE TO SIGN   Delegates to Spurn Peaci Treaty Unless Demands  den TMunetad

HUNGARIANS WILL NOT SIGN TREATY UNLESS 7 ARRANGES PLERISCITES   DELEGATES ALREADY UNOFFICI ALLY INFORMED DEMANDS WILL BE DECLINED.

AOMITAAL PEARY LNID TO REST   Casket Draped in Flag Raises At Pole Carried On Gun Limber.

PEARY {a BURIED IN NATIONAL PLOT WITH HGH HONG   Casket Taken to Arlington or Gun Limber Under Flag He Raised at North Pole.

BODY OF ADMIRAL PEARY i LAID AT REST TODAY   FAMOUS EXPLORER AND DI8COVER OF NORTH POLE BURIED WITH NAVAL HONORS.

UST. HONORS: PAID TO MOMBRAL: PEARY TODAY      . Rational Gemctery.   WITH. MILITARY HONORS

SOLEMN POMP AT FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ADMIRAL PEAR}   BODY OF NORTH POLE DISCOV. KERER IS LAID TO REST IN ARLINGTON CEME VisRY TODAY.

MILITARY HONOR ARE PAID 10 PEARY TODAY   Discoverer of the North Pole Laid T: Rest In Beutiful Arlington Cemetery.

REAR ADMIRAL PEARY BURIED IN ARLINGTON      Full Nayal Honors Paid to Di  coverer of North Pole—Vier  President a Pallbearer. -

ADMIRAL PEARY 1S GIVEN HIGH NATIONAL HONORS AT FUNERAI   ‘HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF DIPLOMAT. IC CORPS PRESENT.

ROBERT PEARY © BURIED TODAY   Discoverer of North Pole Laid to Rest With Mil itary Honors

BODY OF FAMOUS EXPLORER RESTS AT ARLINGTON   “ull Military Honors Accorded Rear Admiral Robt E. Peary   Ceremonies in Charge Of The Navy Department.

LAST RITES SAID OVER BODY OF ARCTIC EXPLOREF   Vice President Marshall and Secretary Daniels Act as Honorarvy Palilhearers.

FUNERAL OF PEARY HELD IN CAPITAL   Discoverer Of North Pole Buried With Naval Honors At  Arlington.

ADMIRAL PEARY {SLA 19 RES]   ° F Flag Which He Raised at North Pole Drapes Gun Limber Which Carried Casket.

PEARY FUNERAL IN ARLINGTON   Burial of the Discoverer of the North Pole Held Today in Washington.

Admiral-Discoverer Laid tc _ Rest at Arlington  Cametery.   NOTED MEN ATTEND   Presidential’ Yacht Fires Salute as Casket. Is Lowered in Ground.

LAST TAPS FOR ADMIRAL PEARY   Discoverer of North  Pole Laid to Rest With Full Honors.

FQAM BRETHREN HELD THEIR ANNUAL MEET LAST NIGHT   Greensburg Lodge No. 36 Turn Out in Large Numbers Break ing Attendance Records   TEMPLE MAY BE ERECTED

F QAM. BRETHREN HELD THEIR ANNUAL MEET LAST NIGH]   Greensburg Lodge No. 36 Turn: Out in Large Numbers Break ing Attendance Records   TEMPLE MAY BE ERECTED   Past Year Has Been Presperous Once and Future Looks Bright for Old est Secret Order in County ——Officers Elected

COLVERT HOGS TOP MARKET   INDIANAPOLIS STOCK JOURNAL COMMENTS ON QUALITY OF STOCK

LEGION HONORS COL. GIGNILLIAT; IS COMMANDER   CULVER MAN IS ELECTED BY AC CLAMATION—LEGIONS ASKS FOR WAR MEMORIAL

LORD'S OAY ALLIANCE BENEFIT 10 LABOR   Is the Argument Now Put Por ward In Favor of the Proposed Blue Sunday Laws.   INDUSTRIES THAT OPERATE ON SUNDAYS   Would Be Curtailed That the Worker Could Have Hia Day of Rest—Anti-Beloon League to Swing In Behind Movement.

MEMORIAL AT CLINTON   Services’ Were Held at the Cemetery There Yesterday

MEMORIAL :   Services’ Were Held at the Cemetery There Yesterday

Military and Naval Ex“perts Will Deal With Members Violating Covenant and Causing War

TO SUPPORT HARDING.   Mra. W. K. Vanderbilt: Resigns as J Member of Democratic Committee,

‘D’Annunzio’ s Forces .  Announce Capture of  . Three Large Iskn]:

D'ANNUNZIO AMBITIOUS      ae 1 Takeo On" ‘Several Islands for His amnssh Wew Republic.

ASKS ALIMONY FROM HUSBAND   HRS, JOSEPHINE FROST, IN CROSS COMPLAINT FELED TODAY, SEEKS §2,000.   VISITED WITH OTHER WOMAN

‘ ALIMONY ROM HUSBAND   OSEPHINE FROST, IN CROSS MPLAINT FILED TODAY, SEEKS 82,000.   ep WITH OTHER WOMAN

RADICALS BEGIN OFFENSIVE.   Seek to Wipe Ont Armies Commended fe Wreeaeet,

Lx LLL  VIOLENT OFFENSIVE   Against General Wrangel is Started by Reds

BRITISH CRIMINAL ESCAPES IN PLANE   Merrily Speeds Through Air While Police Watch AU Boats to Paris.

CRIMINAL ESCAPES BY AIRPLANE   First Case of Its Kind m Annals of  British Crime.

Committee Works Under Pres sure To Dispose Of 43 Disputes Still Undecided         LOWDEN IS GREATEST GAINER BY DECISIONS   Wood Forees Lose 49 Vote: By Settlement Of Disputes Over Convention Roll

NATIONAL COMMITTEE AROSE It WRATH TODAY And Condemned Senator Moses fo  Charging It Was ‘Steam Roll ‘ aring?? Wand Delegates.

MOSES ROUSES WAVE OF WRATE   By Charging National Repub lican Committee With ‘Steam Rolleriag’ Wood Delegates.   THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR CONDEMNED   Even Wood Supporters Se verely Criticize Reflections Upon the Committee

REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ROASTS SENATOR MSE:      All Factions of Committee Join In Field Day of Denunciation Of New Hampshire Man.

New Hampshire man ‘ac euses body .of “steamrollering” Wood delevates   Even Wood men en join in call. ing charge an outrage “ous assertion”

FARMERS MEETING   Convene in Chicago to Di  - EEmination of “Middleman

MURDER COMMITTED IN 2 INDIANA CITIES   Dallas Anderson Killed at South Bend and Hatlett McArgue Slays Fellow Workman at Muncie   FORMER DUE TO LOVE AFFAIR

LOVE AFFAIR — CAUSES MURDEE   DALLAS ANDERSON, OF CHICAGO. IS INSTANTLY KILLED AT SOUTH BEND, INDIANA

Politician Killed in Fight Over Love Affai   SOUTH BEND MURDER VICI 1S FROM ST. PAUL OR

TO AID CHINESE IN DEVELOPMENT   Formal Approval of New Consortium by America, Britain, France and Japan is Announced.

APPROVE OF THE CONSORTIUM      > Aid fer Chiea Agreed Teo by Fear Bie CXatierns.

CONSORTIUM ANNOUNCED TO ASSIST THE CHINESE   Banking Groups of This Country, England, France and Japan Agree Upon a Huge Enterprise.

BIGGEST AUTO TAX   Millions Paid Government by Manu facturers of Detroit.

Tennessee Solons to Vote  On Suffrage Bill Friday   Attempt to Delay Action Is Defeated by Lower House While Message From North Carolina Legislators Urges Defeat of Measure—Favorable Action for Ratification of Amendment by State Expected.

TENNESSEE 10 VOTE FRIDAY ON SUFFRAGE   Supporters Win the First Skirmish in House, 50-37   Attempt to Delay Action Until After Mass Meetings Defeated

[a eeeemneeanntinanetienenmetemamtmamnatnial  VOTE ON SUFFRAGE COMES TOMORROW

SUFFRAGE VOTE ON FRIDAY      Both Houses of the Terinessee Leg. islature Agree To Act On the Amendment Tomorrow,

FRIDAY TELLS SUFFRAGE FATE   rennessee Lower House te Vote on Amendment  That Day.

COACHES OVERTURNED   When Fast Burlington Train, Weethonnd ic Derilad

FIVE GOACHES ARE DERAILED AS THAIN MEETS ACCIDENT   None Of Passengers Are Seriously Injured In Smash.

WITH THESTRIKERS    STRIKEBREAKERS ARE HIRED  TO REPLACE NEW YORK: TERMINAL WORKERS WHO QUIT JOBS   RAILROAD TIE-UP FEARED   Chicago Railroad Yardsmen Threat en to Strike Unless Switch. men’s Demands Are Met—— Object to Sale of Boats by Erie Railroad

NEON TED      Commece Attache Enthusiastic five’ Prospect to Present Amerion Merchandise in Europe

IS WINNING SUCCESS   GRADUATE OF NORMAL A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER IN POLK coryry

IS WINNING SUCCESS   GRADUATE, OF NORMAL’ Ay sucCESSFUL ‘TEACHER IN > ¢  va: Pare pig eA yar

MAGYAR DELEGATES AT PARIS   Escorted by United States General— Carries Large Volume of Treaty Notes.

DEATH SENTENCE ASKED FOR ELLIS   Confesses Murdering His Sweetheart With Razor; Attempted Kill Himself,

“OVERALL CLUBS GROW IN SOUTH   South Carolina University  Gte Club Plans to Make Tour in Denims

MACSWINEY SEND TAO FINAL MESSAGE TO AMERICAN PEOPLE   Brother Of Lord — Mayo} Sees im and Sent Word To U.S.

HEAR CITY OF     ICIALS        orth Side Viaduct Meeting De. veloped  thing New

HEAR CITY Of FICIALS   North Side Viaduct Meeting Developed Nething New

NiTTIS ULTIMATUM   Jugo-Slavs Must Accept Italy’s Terms at Once.

SECOND CHOICE.   FIRST CHOICE.   [TALY THREATENS TO ASK ALLIES TO CARRY OUT ADRIATIC PACT   Nitti Delivers Ultimatum That if Jugo Slavs Do Not Accept Agreement He Will Demand Enforcement of the Treaty Signed in 1915 With Great Britain and France Situation Regarded as More Tense Than Ever.

Jugo-Slay “Supreme Effort” Rejected by Italy and Adriatic  Situation Is Tense.   ANSWER OF THE JUGO-SLAVS

SUPREME COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ADJOURNS SESSIONS   No Settlement of Adriatic Question Is Reached During the First Meeting.   JUGO-S7AVS HOLD LINE DRAWN BY THE PRESIDENT   Italy Will Ask France and England to Stand by Treaty of London in April, 1977.

GOUNCIL PASS UP ADRIATIC AUESTION   xITT THREATENS TO INVOKE LONDON TREATY   Wil stat BY His Ultimatum the JugoSlavs

STORM BREWS AS COUNCIL QUITS   SUPREME PEACE TRIBUNAL DISBANDS WITH ADRIATIC QUESTION IN AIR F   ULTIMATUM FROM ITALIANS   Demand That Jugo-Slavs Meet the Terms or Treaty of London Be Executed, i

CURDPE IN TURMUIL   PEACE CONEFELREICE VDOU TONS WEPTHOL TT DRCISTON,   alt \ i — a ' ia : SS ; ttt i ~ “ ding j “it t i \ i  beereal Might ~ :

FIUME REMAINS GRAVE PROBLEW   NITTE) DECLARES JUGO-SLAYVS MUST ACCEPT ULTIMATUM.   Threatens te Withdraw Compromise Oifer Untess Slavs Accept —Situa tien Grows Tense.

DRIATI  PUZZLE OPEN   Supreme Council Disban Without Reaching Settl ment of Most Delica Situation   ITALY REFUSES TERMS OFFERE

WILL DEMANG THMT TREAT OF LONDON  RRIED NT      Italian. Premier Reiterates Ul timatum If Jugo-Slavs Refuse Terms.   JUGO-SLAVS- PRESENT ___ FINAL CONCILIATION   Will Not, However, Agree. to All of Italy’s Terms on ~~" "Adriatic Issue. >

EXECUTION OF TREATY OF LONDON TO BE DEMANDED   ‘premier Nitti of Italy to Stand dy His Ultimate.

JUGO-SLAV-ITALY SITUATION TENSE   TERMS PROPOSED TO END AD. RIATIC ROW NOT ACCEPTABLE, SAYS NITTI.   SUPREME COUNCIL QUITS   ‘ Body Disbands Without Hifftecting Settlement — Premier Asks  Treaty of London Executed.

ADRIATII PUZZLE OPEN             Supreme Council Dis Without Reaching Se ; ment of Most Delic Situation :   ITALY REFUSES TERMS OFFERE

Nitti Stands by His Ultimatum in Regard To Fiume.   HE IGNORES WILSON   Premier Demands That France and Great Britain Execute the Treaty of London of April 1915.

QUESTION      UNSETTLED "WHEN PEACE “AV NCIL DISBANDS  HUGO-SLAVS. “ater =   insist on Modification of Rome's De mands, But Accept Ptan for International Part

Italy's Threat, London Pact   Clemenceal Gives Valedictory  Praised by Lloyd George ald Wallace   Ambassadors May Carry on Peace Work

OUPAEME GOUNGHL GOULD NOT SETTLE ADRIATIC es   Terms of “Supreme Effort of Terms of “Supreme Effort” of ceptable by italy.   APPARENTLY LEAVES SITUATION TENSE ONE   Premier Nitti Will Demund That France and Great Britata Execute Purely and Simply the Treaty of Londen of April, 1915--Neo Arrange. ments for Turning Over Problem,

TERMS HELD UNACCEPTABLE   Jugo-Slay Reply Falls to Appease the Italians,   BREAK THREATENED BY NITT!

ITALY ACTING LIKE DOG IN THE MANGE   ADRIATIC QUESTION REMAINS UNSETTLED.   Premier Nitti Declares Ultimatum Stands—If Jugo-Slavia Does Not Accept Terms Compromise Will Be Withdrawn.

X HAILS ACTION ON SUFFRAGE BIL   Governor and Advisors’ Be lieve Womén Will Rally to Democratic Standard   POINT TO. LEAGUE ISSUE      Tentative Plans . Announced for Speaking Trip Through Western States

COX CERTAIN : VOTE FOR WOMEN HELPS DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Beliéves Majority Of Fair Sex -Are With Him On Leagne  OE Nations. _

SUFFRAGE VOTE WILL AID PARTY   Is Beliéf of Governor Cox and His Advisors  eee rem  WOMEN GIVE THANKS   fo Candidate for Assistance to Cause in Tennessee—Tentative Plans for Western Trip Are Announced — League of Nations will be  Paramonn?t Teens

COX APPLAUDS SUFF VICTORY   ADVISERS BELIEVE WOMEN WILI STAND BY COX ON LEAGUE ISSUE.

Cox Hails Ratification of Suffrage as Party Victory   Women Leaders Praise Nominee for Efforts in Tennessee—Declares Pledge of Democratic Platform Is Fulfilled—Western Speaking Tour by Standard Bearer to Open in September.

Democratic Candidate for Presiden Glad Tennessee Legislature Endorsed Amendment,

DEMOCRATS HAILED - TENNESSEE'S ACTION   COX ADVEBSERS BELIEVE WOMEN Wild BE GREAT HELP.   On Reeeipt of News Governor fc elared American Methers Weel: Stay Hand ef War—Party Will Pay Pledgce.

GOVERNOR COX AND LADIES CELEBRATE SUFFRAGE VICTORY   Believe . Women » OF Nation® Will Stand. With: Party On° 1 Lame ~ Of Nations Issue.   (SPEAKING “PLANS -ARRANCED

CANDIDATES WALL COME TOGETHER AT OHIO STATE FAIR   Cox Accepts Invitation ot Make Address on Presidential Day, August 31.   LEADERS HAIL SUFFRAGE AS HELP TO DEMOCRATS   Itinerary Tentatively Planned Nominee’s Western Trip. Which Will Take Him First to Northern States, Then Pa. cific and Southwestern.

Ex Belief That Women Will press for Cox—Cox Takes Cred. it of Ratification for Democrats

COX ADVISORS SAY SUFFRAGE AIDS NOMINEE   Democrats Count Strongly or League of Nations Issue With the Women.   AT SOUTH BEND TODAY

HARDING AND COX TO MEET AT OHIO FAIR, AUGUST 3   NEW SPEAKING ARRANGEMENT ANNOUNCED FOR THAT DATE   Gov. Cox on Hearing of Suf Victory Hailed Tennessee Ratification As Party Victory

HAIL RATIFICATION AS DEMO VICTOR   Tennessec’s Actior Prmoises of Per: formance of Party Pledges, Say; Cox.

“GIVILIZATION 15 SAVED" CRIES COX, AT TIDINGS   THINKS RATIFICATION IS A FINE THING—LEAGUE OF NATIONS 15 STILL TO BE THE BIG ISSUE. IN BATTLE

WOMEN'S BALLOT HELP GOX, GLAI      Democratic Campaigners Geeve Amendment Will Increase Party Strength.

GUA TAILS VOTE UN RATIFICATION   Women for League of Na tions, Says Governor's Advisers,

COX HAILS RATIFICATION   Governors Advisors Say Enfranchisement of Women Will Help Democrats.

WOMEN'S VOTES LEADERS ASSERT   Action of Tennessee in Ratifying Suffrage Is Hailed With Enthusiasm By Gov, Cox and His Aides,   LEAGUE OF NATIONS  PARAMOUNT ISSUE   Democratic and G, Q, P Nominees to Meet at Co lumbus Aug. 31, Wher Roth Are Billed to Speak

Newspapers Are Fuli of Optimistic Articles, Following Frank Speech Made by  Tet Diente. «   DECLARES DOUBLE COURAGE IS ‘NEEDED   First It Must Be Sufficient ‘to-Stamp Out Revolt and Than Greater Courage to Conciliate.

TRUE WITH ist TL      Talk Is Rife Now In England of Early Peace Move   PLAN OF GEORGE   Halt Reign of Terror and Then Treat Formally

JENIED THERE HAD BEEN CHANG IN PRESIDENT’S CONDITION   ‘Spent Majority of Morning In His Gardens :   Also Said Report Philadelphia Special ist Had Been Called Was Without Foundation.

WILSON SHAVES HIMSELF EARLY TUESDAY MORK   Statement of Condition Made ) To End Report of Relapse   Specialist Not Summoned A: Rumor Indicated.

WILSON'S HEALTH GETTING BETTER   Dr. Grayson Deciares President's Condition is Improve9; No Relapse in Distinguished Patient; Philadelphia Doctor Not Hastily Called.

WILSON IMPROVES RAPIDLY      resident Is Nearly. Weill Mnocgh to Use His Typewriter

President Wilson Is Getting Wel:   Up Early Today, Shaved Himself, and Procecded With Official Business.

DENIED THERE HAD BEEN CHANGI IN PRESIDENT’S CONDITION   ‘Spent Majority of Morning In His Gardens

President Is. ‘Not Ill, White House Report:   Visit of Wilson's Physician to Whit! House at Eleven O'Clock Last Night Puts Wild Rumors in Circulation

WILSON JUST AS USUAL DECLARES DR. GRAYSOD   Continues To Improve Despite Sensational Rumors Cireulated To Contrary

WILSON GROWING STRONGER   Dr. Grayson Denies Report There Has Been Change for Worse—Presi-. dent’s Condition.

TRAYSON DENIES  PRESIDENT HAS HAD A RELAPSE   Fhysician Says Wilson Con iinues to Show Improveayant

PRESIDENT 50 IMPROVED HE AESUIAED CUSTOMARY ROUTING QF BUSINES!   GOES INTO JIS STUDY KEGULAR. LY AT HALE PAST NINE FACH WEER-DAY MORNING,

PRESIDENT Ai IN ANY DANGER OF A RELAPSE   Reports Denied That Dr Dercum Had Been Suddenly Called to White House

RUMOR OF ARELAPSE IS UNTRUE   Deny Wilson’s Condition Suddenly Worse   GRAYSON EXPLAINS

PRES. WILSON BACK TO DESK IN HIS STUDY   Goes to Work Every Morning at 9:30 O’clock—Will Resume Using His Typewriter Soon.

GRAYSON DENIES PRESIDENT IS IN BAD CONDITION   Declares Chiet Executive Hee  Not Buffered Relapes; Says Improvement is Steady

fretted iy      Pr: Grapton Denels Rewort sof oa: He: coos ean: af thee? Praatdont, 2:7

WILSON'S HEALTH BETTER AND IMPROVING RAPIDLY, HIS PHYSICIAN DECLARE:

PRESIDENT IMPROVING   PHYSICIAN DENTES REPORT OF A rR APSE LAST NIGH           Grayson Says Shaved ¢

WILSON IS STILL IMPROVING, SAYS HIS PHYSICIAN   Grayson Denies Report That Presi dg¢nt Suffered Relapse at Midnight. ,

aay STILL. /. SHOWING. CAIN   Grayson Would Not Object: > President. Called  Cabinet. A  eee: Tee: Neve

Wilson Up Earlh Today; Shaves Himself.   Admiral Graysen Denies That the President Has Had a Relapse—Is Doing Well:

NO WILSON RELAPSE,   On Contrary President Continues to Improve Says Dr. Grayson.

WELSON' IS) GUUINTNG,   Steady Improvement in President's ! Health is Reported.

WILSON CONTINUES TO GROW BETTER   Shaved Himself This Marning and Went About His Usual

WILSON STEADILY. REGAINING HEALTH   Reports of ‘Relapse Denied by Dr, Grayson; ‘Dercum Not Summoned; Cabinet Not to Meet.

HEALTH UF THE PRESIDENT {1 MUCH IMPROVED   Grayson Says Patient Is ir Best Condition Since His Trip to the West

PRES, WILSON CONTINUES 10 GAIN STEADILY   Gr, Grayson Denies His Patient Has ; Suffered a Relanse. —

PRESIDENT RESUMES HIS DAILY ROUTINE   Rises Barly, Shaves Self and Tends to Business—No Cabinel Meeting This Week.

WILSON’S HEALTH IS PUZZLE AT CAPITAL   DOCTOR'S CALL AT WHITE HOTSI NEAR MIDNIGAT IS THE OCCA SION FOR SEVERAL UGL’ RUMORS.

DENIES REPORT ON WILSON CONDITION   President’s Physician Says There i: No Change—Specialist Not Summond as Reported in Dispatches.

WILSON GAINS NEW GRASP ON DUTIES AS HEALTH IMPROVES   «Py Associnted Press Lensed Wire.)

UP AND SHAVING   President Wilson was Uy Earlv Today, Shaved and “ was as Usual   NO TRUTH IN RUMOR   That He was Worse. Says Dr. Gravson—Denies He Suffered Relapse

AMERICA 1S FIRST   Senator Harding Tells Wildly Cheering Throng of West Virginians There Is No Time for Vaudeville.   REPUBLICANS CENTER INTEREST ON AMERIC,   Democratic Dream of Foreign Issues, Is Assailed by Eepublican Nominee in Speech at Marion Today.

NO VAUDEVILLE POLITICS GOES   Issues of the Campaign Are too Big to Be Obtained by Such Performance, Says Harding,

Campaign Issues Too Big To Be Obscared by Vaudeville Performance

The Lallroud Strike Is Assuming Revolutionary Character and Soldiers Are Everywhere.

SAYS WAR’S END BROT DOWN PRICE OF MEAT   ARMOUR STATES THAT STOCKS LOWEST LY RECENT YEARS

WILLIAMSON TAKES ON APPEARANGE OF ARMY CAMP, TROOPS ON DUT!   Five Hundred Soldiers From Camp Sherman, 0.) Arrived On Scene Yesterday Aftetwaba!

INDIAN SAYS TRIBAL LANDS GO TO JAP:   ‘Declares Foreign Influx Is ¢  Menace io the Pacific : 7 (awed

INHERENT RIGHTS FOR THE AMERICAN INDIA   Full Citizenship is Asked By American Society in St. Louis.

CITIZENSHIP RIGHT OF INDIAN PEOPLI   Delegates Make Claim at Conference.

STATE CLOSES CASE   Against “Anson Best, Alleged Slayer of Miss Vera Schneider.

WILE Sor PRESS DEMANDS.   Analysis of Board’a Report Awaited by Brotherhood.

RAIL FIREMEN TO WITHHOLD DEMAND      ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE B) ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE BROTHERHOOD

POWERFUL ALLIANCE — - 10 CO-OPERATE IN AIMS IS PROPOSED   Agriculturalists Will Be Assist. ed in Obtaining Extension  of Needed Credits: .

AMERICA SIGNS HUNGARY PEACE   Ambassader Wallace Affixes Signa. ture to Agreement With Former Part of Austrian Nation.

TAGGART WITHDRAWS FROM SENATOR RACE   Declares Ill Health Forced the Action and that it was Hard for Him to Take Action—Letter to Salee.

350 head of live steok at the Hoshaw & Reppert sale, March   TAGGART QUITS RAGE

TAGGART QUITS SENATE RACE   Thomas Gives tll Health aa the Cause for His Withdrawal From the Contest. .

DEMAND KAISEF   ‘Big Three” Take Action Fo: Extradition of Former Emoeror

Big Three‘ Will Make Demand on Holland for ~~ Wilhelm’ s Extradition

STRIKERS CLASH WITH POLICE   Five Hundéed 2 sympathizers Mix When Brooklyn Transit Co, At-  tempts to Move Cars

RESIST ATTEMPT TO RAISE RATE   Police and Strike Sympathizers I New York Clash When the Six Cent Rate Starts.

SYHPATRIZERS A) TRANSIT CO. STRIKERS   Storm Brooklyn Car Are Beaten Off By / Police.

DIVORCE FOR DUCHESS   FORMER CONSUTLO VANDERBILT iS GIVEN DECREE.   Absolute Separation Is Granted on Al. legation of Dcsertion and Misconduct by Duke.

Duchess, Nee Vanderbilt Charges Misconduct of Noble Husband.   British Peer Denies Charges But Offers No Evi * dence.

DUCHESS OBTAINS DECREE OF DIVORCE   Former Consuelo Vanderbilt Wins Freedom. 

DUCHESS DIVORCED BY COURT IN LONDON   Duke of Marlhorough Smiles At Testimony That Gives His Wife Her Liberty

FORMER U. S. BRIDE DIVORCES DUKE   Vanderbilt Given  former Mit ree in London.

MARLBOROUGH IS DIVORCED BY HIS AMERICAN WIFE   Trial of Case Lasts Twenty five Minutes—Charges  Denied By Duke.

UNTRUE TO DEAR SPOUSE.   SO SHE GETS DECREE OF DIVORCE IN BRIT COURT.

AMERICAN WIFE IS DIVORCED IN ENCLAND   MEMBER OF VANDERBILT FAMILY GRANTED LEGAL -‘SEPARATION: FROM DUKE OF . MARLBOROUGH

A GAY DOG, fo THE EVIDENGE   UNTRUE 'FO DEAR SPOUSE,      SO SHE GETS DECREE OF DIVORCE IN BRIT COURT.

DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH GETS DIVORGE   Formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York City—Was Not !n Court In Person.

CONGRESS BEGINS BUSY SESSION 10 LAST UNTHL FALL   DOMESTIC AND INTERNA.TIONAL AFFAIRS OF FAR REACHING EFFECT ON .  DAM   TREATY FOCREMOST   First Question Before Representatives Right of Socialjet to Sent.

GUNGRESS FACES LONG SESoION CE STRENUOUS WORK   National Assembly Meets al Noon Today With Many Domestic and Internationa Problems Confronting it.

Solons After Short Recess Face the Greatest Array of Problems Any Congress Ever Faced.

CONGRESS MET  PROMPTLY AT NOON   Treaty of Versailles Still Foremost Subject For Discussion. Before Naticnal Lawmakers,

CONGRESS 13 BACK 1 WORK AFTER RECESS   Terminates Two Weeks’ Vaca. tion to Take Up Big Tasks Again.   VERSAILLES TREATY FIRST IMPORTANCE   Adjournment of Present Ses sion of Congress Not Expected Before Fall.

GUNGRESS OPENG BUY SESSION   Peace Treaty One of Many Important Measures Up for Consideration   Effort Will Be Made to Deny Victor Berger His Seat.

CONGRESS HAS  STARTED LONG “eRM SESSION   ONLY RECESS WILL BE For NATIONAL PARTY CON. VENTIONS IN SUMMRPPR   4omestic and International Problems Scheduled Along Questions Pressing for  A Weir

CONGRESS IS IN SESSION   uth Houses Met al Noon vith Long Program Ahead of Them --Sedition" BIN Under Consideration,

CONGRESS SACK ON JOB AFTER SHORT VACATION   FACES ONE OF THE BUSIES1 SESSIONS IN HISTORY OF THE NATION.   TREATY QUESTION COMES UP EARLY   6 International Problems To Be Set tled; Many Domestic Measures To Be Acted Upon,

TREATY DEBATE LIKELY ANYTIMI   Ratification of Paris: Tact Still Is Most. Important Matter Before Senate Berger Fight Will Be Renewed In House.

CONGRESS RECONVENED WITH HEAVY SCRENULE OF WORK AWAITING    INTERNATIONAL AS WELL: A! DOMESTIC PROBLEMS TO BE THRESHED OUT,

Domestic Legislation Includes Railroad Reorganizaiion, Oil Land Leasing, Army Reor-  ganization and Other Measures.

RONGRESS SACK TO WORK Al  ODAY      jumerous Domestic and International Problems Await Attention of Law Makers,   SEDITION AND ANTI-RED. BILLS TO BE TAKEN UF   Senate Hopes to Dispose of German Peace Treaty by End of Month. °

CONGRESS 10 REOPEN DELIBERATIONS TODAY   FEW LEADERS EXPECT ADJOURNMENT BEFORE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN FALL.   FULL CALENDAR OF WORK   Senate Will Meet in Hope of Disposing of German Peace Treaty During January.

CONGRESS TO WORK AFTER A VACATION   REASSEMBLES AFTER 2-WEEKS’ HOLIDAY VACATION TO FIND MANY WEIGHTY PROBLEMS BEFORE IT.  ‘*

THe GRIND OTAhTo   GREATEST AMERICAN TALKING MACHINE GETS UNDER WAY.   Many finportant Matters Ave Beier.  Present Seskion,

THEATY GENTER ‘FINTEREST IS _ SrecIAN ADEE   KING INTRODUCES NEW RATIFICATION MEASURE   Question of Seating Berger Looms as Early Order “of Business; Mann Avows His Friéadship for Socialist

CONGRESS FACES UNUSUAL ARRAY OF EIG PROBLEMS   International Questions of Grea Import Must Be Settled   Domestic Problems Also Ap: pear in Variety.

MANY THINGS TO BE DONE   Unusual Number of tmportant Matters lo Be Brought To Attention of Both teodies.

Adjournment Is Not Expected _Until-Next: Fall and: Busy © —" Term Is Certain,   Foreign and Domestic Problem: ‘of Importance-Are. ‘Included on Calendar.”

CONGRESS TO RE-CONVENE.,   Months of Hard Work in Sight——Will Consider Sedition Bill.

SS 10  MEET TODAY; HANDS FULL FOR MONTHS   Little Rest Is in Sight Till Presidential Campaign.

ONGRESS RETURNS    BUSIEST SESSIONS LT IN  HISTORY.  ‘Domestic and  International  Mattes of Far Reaching  Interest. to be Settled at  “Bone Grind.

BIG SHOW ON AND GURTAIN ~— WILLBELATE   CONGRESS STARTS A_ GRIND THAT MAY CONTINUE TO THE FALL ELECTION.

CONGRESS RETURNS TO BIG TASK TODAY  Many Problems Face Law Makers on Taking Up Work  TO RECESS FOR ELECTION

GONGRESS MEETS WITH MONTHS OF WORK IN SIGHT   Countless Domestic and International Problems to Come Up—House Expected to Deny Berger Seat Today.

CONGRESS RESUMES TODAY FOR WHAT MAY PROVE TO BE RECORD BREAKING SESSION

MONTHS OF HA WORK IN SIGHT   Congress Reconyenes .Today After a Fortnight’s Recess.   MEASURES OF IMPORTANCE UP

MONTS OF HARD w ORK AHEAD.   Congress Wound Up for Session That Mav Last Until Fall.

PEACE TREATY TO FORE WHEN _ CONGRESS REGCONVENES TODAY   ‘Law makers After Two Weeks Recess Open Session Promptly At Noon—-Expect That Debate On League Will Break  ‘Out in Senate at Any Time.

CONGRESS STARTS A GRIND THAT MAY CONTINUE TO THE FALL ELECTION.   RSH WTAE LEGISEATION

ALLIES Will LET GERMANY MAKE LOAN   Vust Have International Loan Is Decision

ALLIES PLAN 10 SAVE GERMANY FROM RUIN   WILL ALLOW HER To LAUNCH INTERNATIONAL LOAN,

GERMAN LOAN T0 BE FLOATED SOON   Allies Decide to Permit Inter. ional Loan to Supercede. a reer of Indemnity. 

LET GERMANY FLOAT LOAN   “Allied Council Sees Need of Action to  Prevent Nation’s Ruin, Says London Standard.

GERMANS CAN LAUNCH LOAN IS DECISION   Supreme Council to Permit Nation to Raise Money By Bond Issue to Save the Country.

ALLIES WOULD AID GERMANY   Decide to Allow the Coun: try to Float An international Lean

z TES ARE RETURNING ‘TO W. AW,  . FOREIGN ADVICE say):           “Reported to Be In Full Ret Main Russian Army, 48 y a Froin Polish’ Capital

CHINA'S HOPE {a IN THE EEABUE   Dr. Wang Says Relief Cannot Be Gained by Jap Negotiations.

CHINESE DEFENDS - SONS AGH ~~ ATPEACE PERLE   “President Did Allin His Pow. er” Is Declaration of Dr. Cc. T. Wang

I, C, MAKES GOOD FREIGHT SHOWING   Marked Improvement Noted in Aug: ust Over Previous Period, Says President’s Report.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY WILL ATTEMPT TO SPEED THINGS UP   Gathering at Geneva Has Been Disposing of but One Matter Daily-Committe, in Warm Argument Over _ Mandatories.

LEAGUE TAKES " UP MANDATES   Animated Discussion it Prospect.   SEVERAL DELEGATES . PRESS FOR ACTION   Entente Powers Reluctant to Answer.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY ‘FAVORS PLAN T0 ‘LIMIT ARMAMENT   Limitations Clause Changed to Make it Optional Instead ‘ of Obligatory      QUESTION OF MANDATES -T0 BE DISCUSSED WEDNESDAY   May be Put op ‘to Supreme Al lied Council for Decision

AUSTRIA MAY BE ADMITTED   TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WITHOUT OPPOSITION.   sulgaria Also May Be Accorded Membexship — Subject of Mandates to be Discussed at this  Mooting.

LEAGUE DISCUSSES. MANDATES TODAY   One Subject Per Day is Being Hurried So That Other Mat‘ters of Moment May Be at Once Cleared from the Cal onday —

LEAGUE MANDATES BEFORE AootMBLY DEBATE EXPEGTEC   Subcommittee Held Stormy  Sessions Monday and Tuesday—Early Action Urged Effort Being Made Toward   Making Faster Progress  With the Work in   Raccinnc

CANADA AND NORWAY FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT   Chance Good for Austria anc Bulearia to Be Accorded Membership in Great Covenant. . mt lg

Stormy Sessions Held By Committee Considering The Subiect   Canadian And Norwegian Delegates Are Pushing For Decided Action (9 "=

MANDATE QUESTION AROUSES DEBATES   sateen  The Sub-Committee Has Held Several Stormy Sessions  On This Issue.

AUSTRIA VOTED INTO LEAGUE   Former Enemy Admitted by Action of Assembly

EXPECT DEBATE ON  QUESTION OF MANDATES      Discussion of Question Likely to Produce Animate ebate on Floor of Assembly —Canadian Delegate Pushes For Action.

Protective Tariff Is Urged by Sen. Harding in Telegram to Joplin Mar   Old Bugaboo of Protecting “Infant Industries” Is Again Injected in Campaign.

Protection Is Promised ~ By Hardins   Emphasizes Tariff and League in State ment to Public; Starts Final Speaking Tour With Address in Cleveland.

HARDING {Nl FINE CHAPE FOR FINISH   Final Campaign Trip Will be Made ty Easy Stages and Will Include but Four Speeches.

PROTEGT MININE. PLEADS HARDING   Nominee Discovers Weakest Point in Wilson Argument. for League of Nations .

BURGEOIS AND WILSON LACKING CONCORD, CLAIM   Senator Harding Finds ‘Heart of League Stumbling on Term ‘Not Vital’   STAY OUTSIDE, HE SAYS   DIFFERENT UNDERSTANDINGS OF IMPORT OF ARTICLE X MAKE AGREEMENT IMPOSSIBLE, HE SAYS

HARDING CLOSES CAMPAIGN BY EASY STAGES   Directs Att tention to Two Main Issues Protective Tariff and League.

HARDING WILL END CAMPAIGN IN HOME STATE   On Eve. Of Departure For Lasi Speaking Tour Nominee Directs Attention Of Public To. Twe  Ninet Teswasuteat lesnee   PROTECTIVE TARIFF_-LEAGHUE   Prompt Return To Policy OF Pro. /  tecting American. Products  Hedmised By Senator In Tele. y eram To Paul A. Wert. ©   SPENT WEDNESDAY RESTING

HARDING REPEATS SALIENT ISSUES   And Takes a Near Rest Before His Final Speaking Tour.

TARIFF AND LEAGUE   Harding Calls Attention to Tug Teadine Issues

DEMANOS TARIFF   READY FOR FINAL ~ CAMPAIGN TOUR      Declares Bourgedis ‘Views on. League ~ ‘ Winiminanne

TARIFF i$ CONSIDERED.   Harding Also Directs Attentio: of Public to League cf Nations Issue. ,

as PROTECTICA   Cites Agricultural Situation as Example of Failure to Protect - Products.

YM. GA AND DANCING   : Philadelphia Preebytery Opposed to Fantastic Toe Glasses in Walls of Gnristian Organization

HARVARD WON RACE  BY SIX LENGTHS   Outcome of Annual Boat Race Re. garded as Vindicating American Rowing

HARVARD CREW DEFEATS YALE   Wins Big Race After Losing Two Preliminaries.

HARVARD'S “VARSITY  DEFEATS YALE CREN   EE Oaremen End Race in Stat of Physical Exhaustion Little Short of Pitiful

HARVARD VARSITY CREW BEATS YALE SIX LENGTHS   Were Strong at Finish, While Yale Oarsmen Were in State of Exhaustion.

CRIMSON WAVES ABOVE THE BLUE   Harvard Defeats Yale in Impressive Style   Victory is Somewhat of Surprise as Sons of Eli had Won Two Preliminary Events Crimson Crew Rows in Magnificent Form Showing Superior Speed and Stamina

CAR SHORTAGE IS BEING RELIEVED   GREATEST IMPROVEMENT SINCE JANUARY IS NOW BEING ACCOMPLISHED, SEPORT.

EX-SOLDIER SLEW GIRL AT HER REQUEST, HE ASSERTS   Michigan Man Said to Have Con: fessed Strangling Vera Schneider, Telephone Operator.

ARt  INVOKING JAPANESE AID   Denikine’s Chief of Staff Seeks Assistance to Drive : Back Bolsheviki.

DENIKIN SEEKS RID AN JAPAN   xenera’’s Chief of Staff Arrives _ in Tokyo to Confer With _ “Army Heads.   FINNS FLEE FROM THE REDS   Ferced to Evacuate Positions After Severe Fighting With Bolshevists —Russian Army Cuts Way  = 'Fhrough Lenine’s Forces.

ANTI-REDD ot EK HELP IN JAPAN   Denikine’s Chief of Staff Arrives in Tokyo.   TO CONFER WITH ARMY HEADS   Finnish Troops Flee From Bolshevik! North of Lake Ladoga—Forced to Evacuate After Severe Fighting.

CONSTANTINE THANKS FOLLOWERS IN U.S   Message to Greek Language Paper In New York “Appreciates Qymnnort.’’

CONSTANTINE CABLES GREEKS IN AMERICA   Exiled King Thanks Them _ For Their Cordial Support in Cause Of “Truth and Justicc.”’

FOR A DISARM AME LAN K. Bat New York  ee ae ae     Prioernix Tale Ni

KEEP MUM AS MOUSE ON ISSUE OF LIQUOR   :  SEW eK DEMOCRATS AeCUsED i OF DODGING QUESTION,   Silent lise Ou League of Saiteas avd Keproached by Mayer Lenn jer Set Coming Ot aad Veeing Mark.

UIOARMAMENT TO PROEAVE PEACE WILL DE URGED  HY DEMOCRATS   New Yorkers Want a Plank In the Party Platform Demanding That War Fangs of All Nations Be Pulled,   ASK DECLARATION ON HIGH LIVING COSTS   Delegates at the Conference Side-Step the League of Nations Question and the Prohibition Issue,

To URGE O/SARMAMENT.   Delegates From New York ( Democratic Coavention Want ‘Living Gost Cut.

N.Y. DEMOCRATS FOR DISARMAMENT   WILL URGE PLANK AT ‘FRISCO FAVORING ABOLISHMENT OF ALL ARMIES.

Resolutions , Adopted. Faver Disarmament as Means of ~~ Avoiding F uture Wars,   SIDE- STEP STATEMENT ~ * ON'18TH AMENDMENT   Declare for Wage Adequate to Maintain: Reasonable 7 Standard of Life—Oppose Child Laber.

W. A. MKEEVER MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR   AMONG THOSE CONSIDERED BY DEMOCRATS AT 'TOPEKA TODAY   PLAN THE CAMPAIGN   Democratic State Cummittee Meets To Consider the Tieket in kK      Plan is to Hoid Names on Primary Ballot to Que for Each State Office

NEW YORK DEMOCRATS AVOID LEAGUE DF NATIONS AND PROHIBITION ISSUE:   Will Recommend to National Platform Committee Plank Calling fer Universal Disarmament; Eight Hour Day and Measure Against Child Labor Endorsed _   METHODISTS DIFFER ON LEAGUE QUESTIOR

SIDESTEP PLANK ON DRY PROBLEN   New York Democrats Also in Dark as to Stand on Wilson’s Administration —~

THREE BAGGAGE HANDLERS INJUREL   Detonation of Package Like That of Dynamite

EXPLOSION OF. . PACKAGE WRECK: BR PLATFORM   Three Injured When Trair , Hils Back of Express

RECORD PRICES * PAID FOR OAT:   Grain Touches $1.05 This Morning When Traders Are Caught Short i for May Delivery.

MAY QATS.IN- RECORD PRICE   ‘One Dollar and Five Cents a Buahel on the Chicago Board of ‘Trade

BLUOUDY ELECTION IN IRELAND   Fighting and Many Arrests Result ine City of Cork.

As Result of Warning That Customs House Would be Blown up Today at Two o’Clock Unusual Precautions are Taken — Clerks Absent Themselves.

Crowd on Hand for “Expiosion;” _Nothing Happens   TENSION AT. THE HOUR OF TWO   Throng of Curious and a WHost of Guards See the New York Custom House ‘Stand. Firm After Warnina.

CUSTOMS HOUSE UNDER GUARD   Precautions Taken As Result of Warning Note of Monday.   EMPLOYEES SENT HOME   Another Threatening Message Signed “Russian Red” Received. Curious Crowd Gathers Near Building.

Officials hat Been Warned Great Government Struc ture Would. be Blown pu Binh   BUILDING WELL GUARDED   Huge Throng Near Structure Which is Guarded by J poast QuardsA Inspectors  ana Patra

FEAR OEGUND  ATTEMPT Tl DAMAGE N.Y CUSTOM HON   Heaviest Guard in History Thrown Around Federal Building in Wall St.   POLICE UNABLE TO UNRAVEL MYSTERY   Two Men Claim to Have ‘Seen “Death Wagon” Standing at Curb

NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE YET STANDS   NO SOLUTION TO TILE WALL STREET EXPLOSLON   SUSTOM HOU. EUNBER GUARD   Sulla Mystery and Federal anc Police Authorities Admit That Al  Clews to Date Have Got. Nowhere

BUM PLOTTERS FAIL TO BLOW UP BUOTOMS HOUSE   Federal Building at New York Under Heaviest Guard in Its History.

THRRA ENED. DESTRUCTION OF ‘ GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE FAILS -TO MATERIALIZE

TROOPS WATCH FOR ATTENET. ~TOPLAGE BOVE   ‘Seveldl Employes Suddenly Develop’ ‘Tiiness- Which ~ ‘Keeps Them-Home’™ *   WARKING BELIEVED TO . “WAVE BEEN ONLY HOAX.   Police Satisfied. “Fischer -: “Had = Nothing: fo Do. With Wall. Street Blast

‘SUDDEN ILLNESS HITS CUSTOMS FORCE   Many Fear Explosion And Stay at Home

CUSTOMS  BUILDING - GUARDED   Take Every Precaution, Despite Belief Bomb Warning is Hoax...   FEW CLUES. LEFT

CROWD ON HAND FOR ‘EXPLOSION   Throng of Curious and Host of Guards Fail to See Bombing.   CUSTOM HOUSE STANDS FIRM   New York Officiats)§ Warned That Structure Would Be Destroyed at Two O’Clock—Nothing Happens, but Tension Is Great,

Heavy Guard Placed About Sustom House   No Explosion Occurs at 2 O'clock, the Time Set by Recent Warning for Blowing It Up. Exceptional Measures of Precaution Are Taken. ;   EMPLOYES DISMISSED EARLY,   'NEW POST FOR  ADMIRAL LONC   Named Directed of Naval Intelligence Department.

FORECASTED — BLOW-UP DID NOT DEVELOP   The New York Custom House Still Stands Despite Warning.   WOMEN EMPLOYES WERE SENT HOME   A:thovities Place Heavy Cuard To Prevent Trouble.

N.Y. CUSTOM HOUSE GUARDED   Warning Issued That Gov. ernment House Might — Be Destroyed Today

BUT THREATS OF REDS ARE ~UNFULFILLED   New. York Customs House - Placed Under Heaviest  Guard in History.   MANY. EMPLOYES GET SUDDEN LY INDISPOSED

HEAVILY GUARD PISTONS HOUSE   Vicinity is Patrolled to Prevent Bomb Plot Announced on Post Card.   OFFICIALS SEE HOAX

BOMB EXPLOSION STILL UNSOLVED MYSTERY TODAY   New York Catastrophe Seemingly as Far as Ever From a Solution.

PREDICTED BOMB OUTRAGE FAILED TO MATERIALIZE    Custom House Heavily Guarded Despite Belief Warning © Was a Hoax.   GREAT CROWD OF CURIOUS   Officials Admit They Are Far (As Ever From Aq Explanation.

Postcard ' Warning Regarded as Joke But No. Chances - : ~ Beitig. Taken:   AUTHORITIES ADMI ADMIT: AS FAR'AS EVER FROM SOLVING MYSTERY      Only Trail’ Left is Story of ‘two Men: ‘Seen: to ‘Leave "Assay Office, ©

ANXIOUS NEW. YORK _ BREATHES EASY — AQP   Meanwhile Big Bill Edward: is Not Perturbed ‘While He Remains on Job

DUSTOMS HOUSE STILL STANDING   Curious Crowds Gather to Witness “Explosion” But None Takes Place.   WAGON CAUSES A STIR

CUSTOM HOUSE UNDER GUARD DUE TO THREAT   WARNING THAT BLOW-UP OF EDIFICE WOULD COME TODAY LEADS TO PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.

Throng of Curious and Host of Guards Fail to See Bombing.   FUSTOM HOUSE STANDS FIRM   New York Officials Warned That Structure Would Be Destroyed at Two O'Clock—Nothing Happens, but Tension ts Great.

Building Still Standing # O’clock, Hour Set Fér Another Explosio:

N.Y. GROW WAITS FOR REDS 10 BLOW CUSTOM HOUSE UP   After 2 O’Clock, Appointed Hour, Big Building Standing :and. the Explosion Is Off.   COAST GUARD ON HAND TO PROTECT PROPERTY   Authorities Act on Warning, but Radicals and:Bombs Keep’. Out of Sight.

CROWDS GATHER TO SEE BUILDING ‘BOMBED’ BY REDS   Police Believe Warning Hoax; Clues In Wall Street Blast Fail.

BUMG SANE GETS GOTHAM GOAT”   Crowd on Hand for “Explosion;” Nothing Happens   TENSION AT THE HOUR OF TWO   Throng of Curious and a Host of Guards See the New York Custom House Stand Firm After Warning.

CUSTOMHOUSE WAS STILL IN POSITION EARLY AFTERNOON   Heavily Guarded and Observed by. Crowds Gathered In Curiosity   OTHER MOVEMENTS IN QUEST FOR BOMB MEN

While Great Gallery Gathers to Witness Blowing Up of New York's Custom House, Nothing at All Happens.   VICINITY JAMMED WITH CROWD FOR SPECTACLE   Every Precaution Taken by Authorities to Guard Place and Armed Men Were Thick in the Danger Zone.

Customs House Tip Proves Hoax; Guard Watches Building   Government House Still Stands at Twc O’clock--Investigators Still Far From Solution of Wall Street Mystery

HEAVY GUARDIS KEPT ON DUTY AT CUSTOMS HOUS!   W arning of Explosion Re sults in Many Clerks Staying off Duty.

N.Y. CUSTOM HOUSE UNDER HEAVY GUARE   Warning of Second Explosion May be Hoax: But Authorities Are* Taking No Chances

FOR ‘EXPLOSION’   Throng of Curious and Host of Guards Fail to See — Bombing.   CUSTOM HOUSE STANDS FIRM   ‘New York Officials Warned That   Structure Would Be Destroyed at   Two O’Clock—Nothing Happens, but Tension Js Great.

CUSTOM © HOUSE IS GUARDED   IN NEW YORK. CITY BECAUSE OF THE: BOMB ’ WARNING RECEIVED.   Regarded ‘ ‘as is Hoax but Officials Take No Chances — .—No Headway ‘on ‘Solu. tion. of. Wall Sinner, ‘Mys. tery. iM

US, CHIEFS ACTON BOMB WARNING    Special Strong Guard Thrown  Around Customs House   MEN ARE HEAVILY ARMED   Government Decides ta Take no Chances in Exniasion

WARNING OF 2ND EXPLOSION HEEDED AT CUSTOMS HOUSE   ALL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN, OFFICIALS BELIEVE “TTP? TS JOKE. .   Employes Given Permission to Leave Work, Many Stick tn Dacte

ALL WOMEN EMPLOYES AND SOME MEN SENT HOME   (By Associated Press.)

HEAVY GUARU 15  MAINTAINED AT CUSTOMS HOUSE   OFFICIALS THINK WARNING JOKE BUT THEY ARE TAKING VO CHANCES.

CUSTOMS HOUSE UNDER HEAVY GUARD TODAY   Post Card Warning Received Yester day Said Structure Would Be Blown Up Today

CUSTOM HOUSE IN NEW YORK ARMEL) CAMP   Authorities Are Taking Ne Chances Concerning Dyna mite Warning.   HEAVY GUARD IS BEING MAINTAINED   Many Clerks Telephone Em ployers They Are ‘‘Ill’’ Today.

ARMED FORCES WATCH FOR NEW ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP MANHATTAN   ixplosion Outrage Suspects Freed—No Clew to Authors of Plot.

RESIDENT WILL AGREE TO NEW PLAN, UNDER FIXED CONDITIONS   HE CLINGS IN PRINCIPLE TO HIS OLD STAND ON MATTER   WILL NOT HEAR OF TREATY OF LONDON AND WILL NOT DRAG ALBANIAN QUESTION INTO ROW OVER FIUME—TEXT OF HIS NOTE

_ RESERVATIONS   President Wilson Agrees in : Way to British and Frenct Proposals of Settlement 0’ Adriatic Question.

ltaly-Jugo- Slavia ta Determine Front  Won't Agree to Withdra Memorandum Pact

WILSON ACCEPTS \DRIATIC SCHEME   teservations to Proposals That Italy and Jugo-Slavia Under. take Settlement Arc Mace   GAINST LONDON PACT   ‘yesident Also Takes Exception to Proposed Withdrawal of fv.emorandum of Dec. 9

lf Italy and Jugo-Slavia Prepare to Abandon   BUFFER STATE PLAN   And Desire to Limit Proposed Free State to Corpus Separ. atum of Fiume, Placing Sov. ereignty in League of Na. tions, United States Wil Make no Objection.

~~ RESERVATIONS      Wilson Favors New Plan to Settle the Adriatic Problem,   REPLIES TO FOREIGN PREMIERS

WILSON BALKS ALLIED PLANS   PANSOT FILLY CONCUR CN APT aTIC SETTLEMENT.   SAYS NO TO LONDON PROGRAM   LATEST WHITH HOLSE NOTH ProOLITh REINO TION.   Willing to Make Any Keaseuabi+ Coucession, Hut lLasistent Rights of Jago-Slavia Be Not Jeopardised.

WANTS MUTUAL AGREEMENT   Refuses To Withdraw Memoran: dum Of December 9. Reached ‘At Conclusion Of « Months Of Ward Sridy. .   SPEAKS = RATHER. FRANKIL

PRESIDENT'S ADRIATIC NOTE BEFORE COUNC!!   WILSON AGREEABLE.TO PROPOSAL THAT ITALY AND JUGOSLAVIA SETTLE ISSUE.   COMMUNICATION GIVEN OUT    Hope Expressed That Allied Powers Will Not Decide on Course Which America Can Not Follow,

PRESIDENT NOT AVERSE TO ADRIATIC PROPOSALS   Accepts with Reservations British-French Agree. ment as to     OBJECTS TO SECRET PACT   Willing to Leave Determination Of Territoyy to Italy And JugoSlavia.

. 0 eri BACK      Accepts With Reservations Plar To Leave It to Jugo-Slavia and Italy to Settle.   PROTECTION FOR ALBANIA   Willing to Have Fiume a Free State Under Sole Contro! of League of Nations.

Wilson Is Set For Battle To Control Part:   President ts Preparing to Take Active Direction of Democratic Maneuv. ers Untit After the Convention in Summer

IS GETTING READY   President Wilson is Going to Get Into the Campaign With Vigor and Vim

PRISONER SAYS EE HELPRD 0 KILL PYERCE   TREADWAY TELLS POLICE IT WAS BLOWS DELIVER: ED BY AL SMITH ‘THA! BT OOR ER VICTIAT,   Murdered : Man's Car, Being Taken to Philadelphia, is Partially Wrecked Near‘ Cumber 5 peer

NOW SAYS SMITH KILLED PEIRCE   Treadway Makes Signed Statement Giving All He Knows of Murder. gen   SMITH NOT APPREHENDED

PRISONER ANAATS PLOT TO MERLE RIL AN SUOPEGTS EXDNERATE   SECOND WAN IMPLICATED iN RECENT MERDER AV PiELA DELPHIA TIS SOUGHT,

PROFESSIONAL THUG SIGNS STATEMENT OF COLD-BLOQDED MURDER   WITHOUT A QUIVER HIGHWAY: MAN GIVES DETAILS OF BHATING AND. SMOTHERING VICTIM IN APARTMENTS

SENSES AM   Robbery Motive of Killing Philadelphian —, Woman Absolved From Blame.   PRISONERS FLED IN  DEAD MAN’S AUTO

TREADWAY ADMITS CLAVING. OF PEIRCE      Girl Is ‘Cleared-of Part inder of Philadelphia es § Apent.

PETER D. TREADWAY CONFESSES KILLING   Signs Statement Admitting He and Smith Murdered Henry Peirce — Exonerates Moss and Marie Phillips.

CONFESSION OF  ~ MURDER MADE   Man Is Said to Have Told Police He Was Party to Killing

SLAYER OF PEIRCE CONFESSES, ANOTHER ALSO IS IMPLICATE!   CAI’ Snii(h “struck  Philadelphian dSuocting Abn Down, Says Sheed Statemen] of Poter Treadway.

PALOONEH TELLS HOW HE AND PAL CLEWH T. PEIRCE   Peter Treadway Says He Held Towel Over Face of Victim After “Al” Smith Had Beaten Him—Absolves Two.

ONECONFIDENT F RESULT AS  FETING OPENS      od And Johnson Hold Des. rately To Their Delegates Who Are Restive      ME HAVE PLEDGED SUPPORT TO OTHERS   t Actual Changes Do Not Place Any Man As A Strong Favorite

VALUE GF ESTATES OF HORNER EMPERIE MNT AE AGH BEEIIN AAGRK      PETEEWINATION OF ACTUAL OWN ERSHIP IS-PROBLEM NOW BEING SOLVED.

PORMER ANY OFFICER INVEN'S HELICORTE!         Airplane That Will Rise Perpendicn Jatly to Ite Buite in the St:

WHITE PREDICTS THAT GRABBE BILL WILL BE ENACTED   Anti-Saloon Leader Sees En acetment Of Rnforcement Act As Emergeney   HTBSON ALSO CONPIDENT   Private Residences Exempt From Search And Seizure Under Provisions

Emergency Clause Is Safe According to James A. White  WETS SAY TEETH HAVE BEEN PULLED  Cincinnati Will Try to Break the Smith One Per

The Convention Will No Doubt Be Held Regardless of the Obstinacy of the Plainview Fire Department, arid Big Preparations are go- : ing Forward for the biggest Event in the Conventon’s Hietary’

The Convention Will No Doubt Be Held. Regardles c: of the Plainview Fire Department, and Big Preparations are going Forward for the biggest Event in "thet Conventon’s History’

WILSON WIRES NORTH CAROLINIANS 10 AG   Telegraphs Governor and Senators to Get Suffrage Measure Through Legislature.

SUFFRAGE PLEA BY WILSON   President Seeks Action by the North Carolina Leaislature.

WILOON INGISTENT ON AATIFICATION OUFF AMENDMENT   Sends Message to Governor and U. S. Senators for South Carolina.

RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE ASKED NORTH CAROLINE   Governor Bickeit' Not Favorable—Lacking ‘‘Time and Money’’

Calls’ Attention to .‘‘Critical ‘ Importance” ‘to the, ‘Amendment.   JOPE IN ‘TENNESSEE   Gov. Bickett Says Action 6} ‘That State Would Save Time and. Money.

WILSON TRIESTE HASTEN SUEFRACE   President Appeals: ‘to ‘North -“" Carolina Governor for * Action __ z

WILSON SENDS MESSAGE   CALLS ATTENTION OF NO. CAROLINA OFFICIALS TO “CRITICAL IMPORTANCE OF SUFFRAGE.

WORKS FOR SUFFRAGE   President Wildon Urges North Carolina to Pass Amendment.

WILSON URGES N. C. TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE BILI   Emphasizes Importance Measure in Message to Gov. Bickett.

BIGKETT WILL TAKE I, BUT HE WONT SWEAR ITS GOOD   Wilson Sends Him a Message Urging North Carolina to Ratify Suffrage.   SIMMONS, OVERMAN, TOO   Bickett Hopes Tennessee Will Take Action; Doesn’t Like Bitters.

GOVERNORBIGKET  HOPES TENNESatt WILL TAKE AGTIGR   South Carolina Executive Has Wilson’s Suff Medicine, but Don’t Like It.

WILSON HOPES NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE WILL RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Governor Bickett Says the State Hasn’t Time. or Money to Act.

PRESIDENT AaKo  NORTH CAROLINA RATIFICATION   ‘SUGGESTS CRITICAL IMPORTANCE OF RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT,

48 LEADERS PRAY FOR — AMERICA TO FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF RUSSIA   Third Party Convention Applauds Any Reference to the Soviet or the Irish Situation.   LaFOLLETTE SEEMS TO HAVE THE LEAD TO HEAD NEW TICKET

Laborites and 48’ers Plan to Amalgamate Under One Name,  One Platform and One Ticke

AMALGAMATION Of PARTIES PROPOSED   Liberals and Radicals Hope to Unite on One Presidentia Candidate, with One Plat: form and Name.

LABOR PARTY AND THE "FORTY-E)GHTERS” ON EVEOF AMAL GAAMTION AT CHICAGO CONVENTION

ENATOR REED IS IN CONTROL OF NEW PARTY   Senator La Follette Stil Talked of as Presi dential Candidate.

FARMER-LABOR PARTY PROBABLE : NAME OF NEW CAMPNN LINE-UB   LaFollette of Wisconsin Apparently Choice of the Field fog Presidential Nominee; Various Elements Come To:gether in Convention But Without Agreement.

MAY MERGE PARTIES          THIRD {PARTY PATRIOTS): OW   [4 fe BUSY AT CHIC         %

MAY WERGE PARTIED   THIRD PARTY PATRIOTS 9 oW  BUSY AT CHICAGO,   Laborites amd Forty-kighters May Ride in Same Band Wagon.

QNE TICKET AND CAME PLATFORM   Smaller Elements Also Expected to Join to Make Big Third Party.   DISCUSSIONS GOING ON

AMALGAMATION OF NEW POLITICAL GROUP IS LIKELY  Yor ON is PRE Ewe TICKET, BUT SEPARATE IDEN:   Irish Question Providés Only Note of Excitement in Comni’ se,

Labor and Committee Of Forty-Eight Seek  To Unite at Chicage   LaFollette Still the most Talked of Candidate as Third Party Endeavors to Organize--Committee Makes Recommendations _

AMERICAN DEAD IN IRISH RIOT   FATHER OF BOY ASKS CONGRESS. MAN TO BRING MATTER BEFORE STATE DEPART MENT.

TACOMA BOY KILLED IN ERIN. Struck by Lritich Soliier's Bullet in

lb SAAREUP Ii GIVEN CHIGAGD POLIGE FORGE   All Special Squads Abolished by New Chief — Changes Made to Rid City of Crooks, He Declares.

CHICAGO'S POLICE IN GREAT SHAKE-UF   New Chief Turns Whole Force Over.

CHICAGO POLICE FORCE — GETS COMPLETE SHAKEUE   New Chief Declares Change: Are Made to iRd the City of Crooks,

CHICAGO POLICE FORCE IS GIVEN BIG SHAKE-UP   Changes Made to Rid City of Crooks, New Chief An-

CHICAGO POLICE FORCE © - GETS.COMPLETE SHAKEUI   New Chief Declares Changes Are Made to iRd the City of Crooks. .. 

NEW CHIEF GIVES FORCE BIG SHAKEUF   F ae Many Transfers are Made ir General Order—Captains and Licutenants Put in New Stations,

’s Hard To Rioting Is Threaten: rstand  In V Wales  INVADED PARL [AMENT MEE’  ‘kes Possible Delve Immediately In Freedom Coal Strike

HARDING AHEAD IN OHIO.   Senator Has 15,186 More Votes Than Wood for Re. publican Preference.

FREE IRELAND OR WAR. .   That ts the War Things Begin to  Look in Great’ Britain..

MORE SOLDIERS © FOR IRELAND   Intimated Armed. Guard Will Accompany Police in Future

WANTS IRISH POLIGY FIXED   BRITISH GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE EARLY APPEAL TO THE VOTERS.

AN ELECTION RUMORED      rlish Voters May Have a Try a Irish Question

BE TT LOLI ALCL  May Have General Election to Fix Britain’s Irish Policies

ENGLIOH VOTER TE DETERMINE POLICY   IRISH POLICY FOR THE FU TURE MAY BE SUBMIT. TED TO PEOPLE.   RUMOR DOUBTED ROWEVEE   Chancellor Does Not Believe Spe. cial Body to Examine Irishmen Will Prove of Very Much Value.

LA FOLLETT: ACT UPHELD   Supreme Court Holds Part of Seamen's Law Valid; Appealed by British

TREATY IS KILLED IF ARTICLE 10 MODIFIED   Senate Demos Decare President Has Warned Against Change Being Made.   Senator Glass Understood to Have Carried Word to Salons.

Enough Democrats Are Be lieved Opposed to Lodge » Prevent Ratification   SEEK TO SHELVE TREATY WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY   SENATORS HITCHCOCK ANT BORAH ARE WORKING ON PLAN WHICH THEY REFUSF TO MAKE PUBLIC.

COX SEEKS A BY HIS-APPEAL   To Religious Sentiment of Voters as Expressed by Church Support of League.   THINKS IT FINE PLAN TO CATCH MANY VOTES   Tonight the Governor Speaks at Wichita and Then Goes Tanto Oklahoma.

GOVERNOR COX AT WORK IN KANSKD TOPICK UP VOTES   Nominee Thinks State May Be Added To His List.

(OX I$ CONFIDENT OF WINNING KANSA'   j CLAIMS TO FIND FARMERS  PRIENDLY TOWARD LEAGUE,   Armenian Ixsue Also Prominent it Addresses With Which He Hopes te Convert the Jay hawkers.

GOVERNOR GOK TOURS KANSAS   Hutchinson, Newton and Wichita Are on Today’s itinerary.

COX TRYING TO PRY KANSAS OUT OF THE REPUBLICAN BANKS   Thinks League of Nations and His Progressive Poli cies Will Capture the Sunfinwer State

NOPIRING OEAVIGEG   THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF METHODIST CHURCHES OF CO  Nine Congregations in) the Coun Were Represcnuted.

HARDWOOD LUMBER 400 PER CENT HIGHER   Government Otic: ials. Distlose Bi Ady ancg During the Last _ Kighteen “Months.

PORTUGUESE COUNT KILLED   Distigguished Army Officer Shoots Nobleman as He Alights From Carriage With Former’s Wife.

HARDING WINS STATE BY 715,013   President-elect Given Greatest Plurality, Official Figures Show.   REATS ROOSEVELT VOTE   Many Citizens Cut Penrese. Total Bal. lot Cast Was 10. 226 More Than 4916.

Effort to Curtail Mik “Productions Alleaed   inspector Found—Warning-to Cream. + eries Not to Take Milk From comet, More’ Farme Without   , Permiesian. oe =

CUTS LOOSE IN CAMPAIGN FOR CONTROL   Wilson Stand on League Flay: ed; Liquor and Profiteers  Fed Verbal Shrapnel in Surprise Speech

BRYAN BARES HIS PLAN OF ACTION.   Opens War on Administration Al Frisco   WOULD ANNIHILATE WETS   Wants Nation League Relegated “tn Comnaign Pranram

Bryan Demands Issue Be Put Forward on Liquor Question, Not the League   Commoner Opens His Drive at Luncheon in San Francisco, Excoriating the “Wets,” Demanding, in Opposition to President’s Wishes, That Treaty Be Given Second  Place and Urging A Plank on Labor.

/MET LAST MONDAY AND DECIDED UPON MATTERS PER: /" ‘FAINING TO THE PRIMARY ELECTION JULY 24TH   A MAJORITY VOTE WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ELEETION   Second, Primary ‘Will Be Secestary In Races. Where There. Are Than Two In Rac nless One Receives More Votes” Than ae His Opponents

UBBOCK DEMOCRATIC CO  MMITTEE   MET LAST MONDAY AND DECIDED UPGN MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE PRIMARY ELECTION JULY 24TH   A MAJORITY VOTE WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ELECTION   Second Primary Will Be Necessary In Races Where There Are More Than Two In Race, Unless One Receives More Vates Than All His Onponeénts

SYRIA NOW INDEPENDENT   ‘Emir Ecisal it King. and Patestine a Part of the New Kingdon.

FEISAL IS KING OF SYRIA.   Independence of Nation Pro claimed—-Palestine to Be Part of Kingdom.

INDEPENDENCE OF SYRIA PROCLAIMED AT BEIRUT   Emir Feisal is Declared King Will Palestine as a Part of the hinedom,

independeace ef Syria Preciaimed aed King Elected to Relic Her People.

INDEPENDENCE OF SYRIA PROCLAIMEL   PRINCK FEISAL DECLARED KING, WITH PALESTINE PART OF KINGDOM.

U).§. HELPS FOE REBUILD SHIPS   BIGGEST PLANTS IN WORLL ARE BEING ERECTED AT .. HAMBURG

WOMEN’S JURY  “FINDS QUILT   With Tears Streaming! Dewn ‘Thet _. Cheeks ‘They Fowad:'Cornell Guilay of Milling,

WOMAN JURY  - HOLDS ATTORNEY      Touching Scenes at Evie, Pa. Whe  Autemecbile Accident Is Investivaled.

REPUBLICAN DELEGATES NAMED   Two From Minnesota Pledged to Vote Gae Warwt

MIAED RESU ur IN MINNESOTS.   Twe Weod aad Two CU npinatrected Detegates Thess Far.

WILSON REPORT FROM PARIS 1S CONFIRMED   President Warns France an : Great Britain Concerning Italian Dispute.

INFORMATION BUREAU      Red Cross Will Co-Operate With Organizations.

AWANT TO COME HERE,   s “3-5 y Would-Be Spanish Emigrants Ack Bar Passports.

n HOME i SLEUTHS WIL an id nds  Mt S Wirnol   SALE OF HOPS, ETC, FOg SUCH PURPOSES ALSO MUST BE HALTED,

BUREAU CONFIRMS REPORTS OF All ANTI HOME BREW DRIVE   Means It Proposes to Employ in Campaign, However, Not Revealed.   PROSECUTION TO FOLLOW SALE OF MATERIALS USEL   Manufacture of Beer in the Home for Beverage Pur. poses, Even Though for Sole Use of Family and Bona Fide Guests, is Held to be Illegal.

CRUSADE AGAINST HOME BREMING   “NO MORE MALT AND ‘HOPS   To Be Sold for Beverage Purposes, - Commissioner .Kramer Declares -

WAR ON HOME BREW TO BE PROSECUTEI   Malt Extract, Hops Ising Glass and Other Materials Under the Ban.

HOME BREWING 10 TO BE OBJECT OF NEXT BIG CRUSADE   INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU, awa DOES NOT TELL F METHODS   FORMAL STATEMENT MADE   Malt, It is Declared, May Not be Sold or Advertised or Sale For Purpose“of Making - Liquors

U.S. TO START WAR TO KILL HOME BREW   GOVERNMENT BUREAU CONFIRMS REPORT OF CRUSADE AGAINST SALE OF MALTS

Internal Revenue Burear Will Probe Sales of Malt Extract and Hons,

BREW PLACED UNDER BAN BY ~ LATEST RULING   Internal Revenue Bureau Declares Manufacture, Even for Use of Family or Bona Fide Guests,  Is Illegal.

ANTI-HOME BREW CRUSADE   Internal Revenue Bareau Admits I: Ie On, Bat Pian of Procedure Not Made Clear.

Internal . ‘Reveriye. Bureau  Keeps Secret Means to _ Be Adooted.

PLACE BAN UPON THE HOME BREW   Internal Revenue Bureat Confirms Reports   I'o Make Beer at Home for Beverage Purposes or to Sell Hops, Malt and Other Materials for Purpose of Such Manufacture — Apparent Difference of Ovinion

GOVERNMENT 10 CONDUCT CRUSADE ON “HOME BREW’   Rureau Declares Sale of Ingredient: For Family Use Ilegal—Restric tions to Bakers Not Approved

CRUSADE AGAINST HOME BREW PLAN OF DRY OFFICERS   Sellers of Malt and Hops to Individuals Will Be Prose ee Ye   IF FOR ILLEGAL PURPOSE

BUREAU CONFIRMS WAR ON HOMEBREW    REVENUE DEPARTMENT DOES  NOT DISCLOSE METHOD OF PREVENTION PLANNED.

TO FIGHT HOME BREWING   Internal Revenue Burean Ad. mits That New Campaign is Being Planned.

ON HOME BREW ert Wt      IT IS WITHOUT LAW.   SALE OF HOPS, ETC., FOR SUCH PURPOSES ALSO MUST BE HALTED.

JOHNSON OUT OF' BAY: STATE   Callfornia Senator - swill Net! Enter Primary Contest in ‘Ma 2 — sachusetts,.

JOHNSON NOT Te CONTEST   ‘enntor Wolding Aloof From Mas«»  ebusetts Primary.

OPERANT, PROPOOED  WORLD LANGUAGE, AST GHINING IN POPULARITY   TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND IN FEW OTHER COUNTRIES,

NEXT 48 HOURS WILL BREAK DEADLOCK ON TREATY IN SENATE   Factions Begin Frenzied Consultation In Wash: ington. Show Down Must Come Now is Free ly Predicted in Capitol as End Nears.

Or the Dispute Will By Projected. Inte Campaign for People to Settle.”

VERY SHORTLY. THE DEADLOCK   Jn the Senate on the Peace Treaty Will Come to a Show Down.   A FRENZIED EFFORT FOR A COMPROMISE   Will Issue be Settled or Injected Into the Presidential Campaign?

BREAK 10 COME IN SENATE DEADLOCK   SHOWDOWN EXPECTED IN AF. FAIRS IN NEXT 4s HOURS,   MAY BE UP TO PEOPLE   Promising Indications Today of Com. promise, First Meeting Called Janwary 16 in Paris,

48 HOURS BELIEVED WILL TELL STORY ‘OF PEACE TREATY      Deadlock in Senate Will B Broken by! Compromise or - Effort to Agree Given Up.   BRYAN SAID TO: HAVE 30 FOLLOWERS   Guite: a Large Faction Represented to: Have Desire -to - Make Presidential Issuc of ‘Docinent.

DECISION ON TREATY’SFATE IS EXPECTED  IN AB HOURS   r-ct Hangs Between Ratifcation And ihe Campaign Issue   ‘:BRYAN STRONG FACTOR      Possibility Of Compromise More Promising Monday Than At Any Time

ITALIAN AIRMEN IN TOKIO   PLY 12,000 AULES FROM ROME IN AROUT 94 HOURS’ TINE +

LONGEST _ AERIAL FIGHT 1, MAE WITHOUT Monit   ITALIAN AIRMEN IN TOKIO      FLY 12,000 MILES FROM ROME IN ABOUT 94 HOURS’ TIME ‘

BRITISH LABOR DEMANDS AGAIN TO BE VOICED   Unprecedented Increases In Wages Will Follow  Soaring Prices   PRICES GOING HIGHER      Labor Congress to Meet Will Convene at London Next Thursday

OLIVE THOMAS’ BODY ARRIVES   Moving Picture Actress Will Be Buried From Church Tuesday

OLIVE THOMAS’ BODY HERE   Reaches New York Accompanied by Jack Pickford and Owen

PICTURESTAR’S: BODY RETURNED: TO AMERICI   REMAINS: OF OLIVE: THOMA: “REACH NEW YORK—STEVENS “POINT WOMAN ARRIVES ON’ aa NIT LINER

BODY OF OLIVE THOMAS ARRIVES AT NEW YORK   Funeral Services For Famous Motior Picture Star Wtil Be Held Tuesday.

HOOVER FUND ON COAST TO HAVEINQUIRY   Allegation Concerning Use o Largé Sum Will Be Sub"ject of Probe

DUMMITTEE 19 1 LONVENE TUESDAY   Investigators to Again Delve Into Mysteries of Campaign Financiering.

MORE LIGHT ON EXPENSES.   Cost ef Jeohesem and Hoewer Campeters ¢6 Be Gone Inte.

Board of Foreign Missions of Methodist Church Woald Extend Prohibition Over World.

WORLD PRORIBITION   Centenary Committre Advocates a1 Aggressive Campaign for General Conference Delegates   XO ACTION TAKEN UPON THE RECOMMENDATION:   Report Reviews Expansion of the Cen tenury Movement and Outlines Future Mans

METHODISTS ASK FOR ORY WORLD   Church Asked to Inauguarte Campaign To Enforce Prohibition On Other Nations of World; Conference Not Ready to take Action Yet

DISTRICT WINNERS ° SPEAK HERE APRIL 23   University Will Entertain High School Orators at Annual Meet.   BANQUET THURSDAY NIGHT   ‘Contestants and Coaches Will Be Guests of Various Campus Organization Houses.

MERCHANT MARINE BILL ~ (S SGNED BY WILSO}   Provides for Reorganizing Shir ping Board and Repeals Its War Powers. ~ -

PRIMARY LAW OF ILLINOIS KNOCKED OUT   Supreme Court Holds Elec tion Law Unconstitutional      lWITS THOMPSON FORCES   Plans For : Special Elections Upset by New Decision

PRIMARY KNOCKED OUT.   ‘illinois’ Law la Held Invalid by the Supreme Court,

STATE PRIMARY LAWISHELD TO ss BE INVALID   Decision of Supreme Court Throws Out State and County Central Committees of Parties   THOMPSON CROWD IS DISLODGED   Deneen--Brundage Force: Again in Power — Elec. tion Plans All Over State Are Upset.

COURT HOLDS ILL. PRIMARY LAW AS VOI   Will Dislodge Thomp son Faction In  Chicago.

I LINDT PRIMARY ELECTIONS KILLED INSUPREME COURT   Law of 1919 Unconstitutional, According -to Decision of Judges at Springfield.   THOMPSON FACTION I$ DISLODGED IN CHICAGO   State Central Committees of  All Parties Thrown Out by  Ruling of the Court.

ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW OF 1919 HELD INVALID   Offices Created By It Vacant—aAll Else Done Under It Nullified.

New Primary Law in Ilinois is Unanimously Held Unconstitutional by the Court   THOMPSON IS HARD °°’

ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL; OLD ORDER IS RESTORED   All Offices Created Under New Act Are Declared Vacant; Thompson Faction In Chicago Dislodged; Plans For Special Elections And Conventions Disrupted By Court’s Decision.

THOMPSON FACTION IN > LEINOIS 1S OUSTEL   Supreme Court Holds Primary ’ Law is: Unconstitutional,

OPERATORS SILENT ON MINERS’ DEMANDS   Announcement Awaits Conference to Be Held Todav—-Men Want Wage Boosts. :

OPERATORS FAIL TO REPLY ~ ‘TO DEMANDS OF MINERS   Say They Will Make Know) Attitade When Wage Confer“ence is  Resumed” Today.

OPERATORS FAIL TO REPL’ TO DEMANDS OF MINERS   Say They Will Make Known Attitude When Wage Confer.  “ance ia  Begumed” Poadaw

‘On North Front mt Rede Have Tota jot 600,000 Men Say Official . Reports   Lives * Beiiig. .Severed        jomplete Strength: of Enemy Es timated at Between 1,195,000 _ anid 2,000,000  °.

SOVIET ARIES QUTNUMBER THE POLISH FORGES   Previous Officia! Estimates Had Placeti Polish. Troops in Excess of Bolshevik Forces.

Poland Mustering Her Full Strength About Warsaw; Big Guns Will Come Erom  " Ally Nations to Strike Reds      Bolsheviki Cavalry Within 10 Miles of German Border; Poles Recapture Two Forts At Gordno in Hard Fight

SOVIET SAID 10 FAVOR ARMISTICE   MOSCOW REPORT SAYS FIGHT: ING ORDERED STOPPED. ©   POLES GREATLY OUTNUNBERED   Russian Reds Said To Have Three in  Line for Every Man in the Polish  Army—Some Estimates Run Te Twn Miltinn.

EXGOVERNOR 10 SUCCEED BANKHEA!   Wife of the Newly Appointed Sen. ator From Alabana Died Just as Appointment Was Made.

HONOR AND DEATH GQ HAND IN HAND   Newly Appointed U. S. Senator From Georgia Be-. reaved by Wife's "Death.

POLITICIANS ~. READY FOR TEST   LEADERS BELIEVE . JOHNSON WILL RUN NECK AND NECK © ‘RACE WITH Woop

INDIANA ~ PRIMARY ELECTION   HOT FIGHT IN HOORIER STATE BETWEEN WOOD, LOWDRN, JPRENSON AND ITARBIXVGS   SPE AKERS FOR ALL THE CAN PWIPATES WAVE BEEN hOM> BARDING THE ATE.

BANKS’ RESOURCES RUN HIGH   New Record Established for Growth and Development.

—_. —_— - oo  DAD MORTGAGED FARM TO BUY AN AIRPLANE; HIS SON KILLED IN IT

DEPORTATION NOT PROPER REMEDY, SAYS SECTY. POS‘      Signs Order Banishing Partne of Communist Whe Killed Self

DEPORTATION IS ORDERED   Cannot Hold Alien in _ Jail for Indefinite Period, Says Post

DEPORT ALIEN HELD FOR BOMB PLOT LAST YEAR   SECRETARY POST SAYS DEPOR.TATION DEFEATS OPERATION OF CRIMINAL LAW,

ARDERED ‘HONE   Deportation of Man implicated in June, 1919 Outrage, ’ Endorsed by Post.   SAYS NO OTHER WAY

FIVE SOLDIERS OF ATRUCE ny PARTY WERE KILLED AT Fl          Were Advancing on City to Which Last d ' For D’Annunzio’s Submission to Governn ‘Will In Adriatic Treaty, Was Made.

FIVE SOLDIERS OF ATRUCE "PARTY WERE KILLED AT-F1U           ‘Were Advancing on City to Which Last Apr For D’Annunzio’s Submission to Governme’ W3Il In Adriatic Treaty. Was Made.

Fall of Fiume Expected Within Next Few Hours   City is Surrounded By Italian Forces. _ D’Annunzio’s Legionnaires Rapidly Losing Their Fighting Spirit.

SHORT CUT TO EFFICIENCY   Smoking and Chatting Periods for Big Factory

TRY RECREATION HOUR TO BOOST EFFICIENCY   Smoking and Chatting Period: Are Introduced in Malboro  Massachusetts Shoe Factory

MEXICO TORN BY MANY TEMBLORS   Eari ‘quake Shocks Felt All Over Republic; Damage in Capital City Not Heavy; No Loss of Life; Vera Cruz Docks Collapse Under Load.

MEXICO SHAKEN IBY AN EARTHQUAKE   Shocks Felt in All Parts cf the Re public——Heaviest Loss at Vera Cruze

EARTHQUAKES “THRU MEXICO   ae  Entire Nation Feels Shock Bui No Lives Lost

Damage In Mexico City Slight. Pro perty Damage at. Vera Cruz Reported Heavy.

JUDSON HARMON'S NAME MENTIONED  Former Governor  Spoken of As Possibility in Next State Race.  WOOD- HARDING IN SPAT  Who Is Spending Most Money  ba Nhin Camnation Manted      Who Is Spending Most Mone) in Ohio Campaign Mooted Question,

mms errs sa, MORAL CONDITIONS  AT ELITE SEAPORT  ARE INVESTIGATED

HOLDER OF ALTITUDE  - RECORD IS DISCHARGEL   R, W, Schroeder Who Fell Five Milés Quits Service,

FAMOUS AVIATOR, SCHROEDER QUITS ARM   Holder of. “World Altitude ‘Record Now Back: in Civil-. fan Life at Reeular Duty.-

Notes From Neighboring ities and . Villages.   FLYER SCHROEDER GETS DISCHARGE FROM ARMY

SUIT TO ANNUL MARY'S DIVORCE FILED TODA’   Screen Star, W With Dougla: Fairbanks and Owen Moore, Charged With Conspiracy.

MARY, MARY, WHY DID YOU MARRY?   nevada Official Wants to Annu Pickford—Fairbanks Wedding   Owen Moore Also Made Defendant in Suit Filed

BEFORCED TOGIVE UP NEW HUSBAND   ACTION IS STARTED IN NEVADA TO ANNCUEL DIVORCE oF MARY PICKRPORD AND OWEN MOORE   DIVORCE IS CALLED ILLEGAL   State Attorney General Charges That Famous Actress Tescified Falsely and That Diverce Was Gained Through Fraud and Collasion

COLLUSION, FRAUD, ARE CHARGED IN PICKFORD DIVORCE   Mary and Fairbanks Had Contract to Marry, tt is Saiu. Sues in Stat-’= Interest.

LITTLE MOTOR XAR C0. OFFICIALS AT LIBERTY UNDER NEW INDICTMENTS   FORMER INDICTMENTS QUASHET ON TECHNICALITIES; WERE RE-ARRESTED YESTERDAY.

LA FOLLETTE IS COY   To Decide this We Week Whether to be Candidate

LAFOLLETTE FLIRTING WITH LIBERAL PARTY   May Be Nominated for Presidenc on Ticket of New Offshoot Organization,

CONSIDERS LIBERAL CANDIDACY   Senator LaFollette Saya Will Dectde On Reaping for President.

LA FOLLETTE MAY HEAD THE LIBERAL PARTY   Will Decide This Week Whether He WHI Be Candidate for Presidency in New Party,

‘MAY MAKE RACE ON 4TH SLATEI  owewres   Will Let Fort y-eighters Know His Plans This Week.

THE LIBERAL PARTY WANTS BOB   Leaders Announce Senator Promises _ to Decide This Week

MEMBERS OF MAINTENANCE OF WAY UNION ORDERED TO STOP WORK FEB. 17   SAY HINES PASSES BUCK   Leaders Deddare Director Awaits Return to Private Owners—Get Low Wages, Charge.

00,000 RAIL HOAD MEN ORDERED 10 CVAIKE FER I]   Must Grant Increases by Saturday to Avert Walkout   HINES ISSUES STATEMENT

OTRIKE ORDERS AECT 00.000   Railroad Men to Suspend Work February 17  ee  MAINTENANCE OF WAY   Employes and Railway Shop Laborers Say Walk Out Can Only be Averted by Favor. able Reply to Their De. mands for Increased Wages Before Next Saturday.

FOR A GENERAL ‘STRIKE OF 300. ~ AN PAN RNANERS   Was Issued Today at Detroit far February 17th .   After Word Was Received No Hope o! Fayorable Settlement With Federal Administration.

STRIKE OF RAILWAY EMPLOVES ORDERED   Decree Sent Out to Various Workers.   EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 17   three Hundred Thousand Mem. bers of United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Em. ployes and Shop Laborers Affected——Decision is Announced by Barker.

STRIKE GALLED OF SHOP LABOR   \UW FTROUBLE AHEAD OF RKRAILROAD ADMINISTRATION.   ARMY OF MEN READY TO QUIT   trotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Issaes an Ultimatam, and Prepared to Go On. by Tuesday Next.

RAIL BROTHERHOOD ORDERS STRIKE OF 300,000 WORKERS   Maintenance of Ways and Shop Laborers Would Walk Out At 7 O'Clock in Morning of February 17.

Order: Strike Of Rail. Road Shop Men for Tuesday, 17th      Maintenance of Way, Ohi  General Wilk Out to. Up Wage Demands

RAILWAY Efpy “DYEES DRECTED TO STR   303,500 Maintenance of Way Men Will Strike Tuesday Morning   AGREEMENT IS VIOLATED

DADERS 10 STRIKE ARE COING OUT 10 VARIOUS LOCALS   Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Lehorers to Quit Work Today Week.   WAGE DEMANDS AVERAGE FORTY PER CENT ADVANCE   rommittee of Ten, Representing Brotherhood, Leaves Detroit for Washington te Confer With Direc. tor General—(rder Involves Three Hundred Thousand Men,

Call Issued Today at Detroit Af. fects Maintenance of Way And Shop Men.   NO HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT   Representatives of Brotherhood at Capitai Telegraphs Word to Bar: ter—Order Comes After Many Messages.

RAILROADS  FACE BiG STRIKE   Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers Ordered to Quit Work on Tuesday, February 17.   ORDERS YSEFECT 300,000 WORKERS

WALKOUT ORDERED   REPAIRMEN AND SHOP LABOR ERS TO STRIKE FEB. 17   300,000 MEN AFFECTER   Wage Demand Average Said To Be  40 Per Cent,

RAIL WALKOUT ~ ORDER ISSUEL   REPAIRMEN AND SHOP LABORERS STRIKE FEB. 17 UNLESS WAGES ARE RAISED

DAL WORKERS’ STRIKE. ~~ ORDERED FOR FEB. 17   WALKOUT DIRECTED TO AFFECT 300,000 MAINTENANCE OF WAY EMPLOYES,

BROTHERHOOD OFM. OF W. E. GALLS OTRIKE   THE 3060.000 MEMBERS TO QUIT WORK FEB. 17 UNLESS HINES RAISES PAY.   Grand President Says Wage Demand Averages Forty Per Cent. And  That It Is Necessary.  

STRIKE ORDERED FOR RAILWAY EMPLOYEES   The 300,000 Maintenance of Way Men and Shopmen to Quit Feb. 17.

AFFECTS 300,000 RAIL WORKERS   Order Issued Calling For Gen. eral Strike Next Week.   INCREASE OF WAGES SOUGHT

300,000 RAILWAY WORKERS ORDERED TO STRIKE FEB. 17   Maintenance of Way and Shop Laborers Demanding Increase of 40 Per Cent.   WALKOUT IS VIOLATION UNION WAGE AGREEMENT   Demands for Wage Increase te 2,000,000 Will be Denied by Hines is Belief.

FORWA i LKQIIT L (fF R ry MEN   Shopmen and Trackmen ‘Plan to ws Supe Their York’ Next Tuesday.   WAGE DEMANDS OF 40 PER. CENT UNACTED UPON   Hines Expected to Reject Claims... of. all Brother “ hoods. for Increases of Wages

RAILWAY ROAD WORKERS TO STRIKE FEBRUARY 1   Director-General Hines Says Unior Chiefs Have Broken Their Agree: ment With Uncle Sam.

DESIRE TO PASS TARIFE MEASURE BEFORE DEC. 31   Will Attempt To Secure Bi-partisan Support Of Farmer Relte!  “Bill In House, Agricultura! Niawdsare TPissdtide   NOT WITHOUT DIFFICULTIES

rE   scope of Measure I: Not Broad As It Should Be   FIGHT ON TARIFF   lf Farmer Is Helped. Manufacturers May Emit Loud Roar

ACTION SOUGHT BEFORE RECESS   find ‘Mambars Behind the - Ema ancy Tarif Bill,   PAR iSAN, SUPPORT ASKED

CONGRESS TRIES TO RUSH. RELIEF   Efforts Mqdé to Get Unitec Action on’ Fordney Bill For Aid of Farmers

SUPPORT 16 SOUGHT FOR FORDNEY BILL   HOUSE MEMBERS FROM AGRICULTURAL. DISTRICTS FAVOR MEASURE. ‘   VIRTUAL EMBARGO   Some Opposition Is Expected Because Provisions Are Not Broad Enough.

LEADERS WILL ATTEMPT TOGET BI-PARTISAN SUPPORT FOR NEW TARIFF BILL IN LOWER HOUSE

Seope of Measure T: Not Broad As it Should Re   PIGHT ON TARIFY?      Nf Parmer Is Helped Manufacturers May Eniit Loud Rear

BROOKLYN TAKES ~ THE THIRD GAME   CALDWELL Lost GAMN IN Pate FIRS! P INNINC   TWO IN FIRST WAS ENOUSH   Smith Held the Heavy Hitling Cleve- land ‘Teanr to Three Hits, One @ * BEoner, However

BROOKLYN TAKES THE THIRD GAIE   CALDWERL LOST GAME IN THE FIRST INNING      Smith Hold ihe lleavy Hitting Clove land ‘Team to Three Hits, One 2 Homex, However,

ELIMINATE GRADE CROSSINGE   Dwight N. Lewis of Railway Commission Has Designed Measure to Go Before Legislature.

GORN CROP LIKELY TO BREAK RECORE   Spring Wheat Suffers Loss of 25,000,000 Bushels—Othe: Important Crops Showed Gains in August.

GREATEST CORN CROP ON RECORD REPORTEL   Yied of 3,131,000,000 Bushel: Exceeds Next Best Crop Six Million.

AECORD CORN TROP FORECAS   This Year's Harvest 1: Said to Be Greatest in™ Ni ati aac: Bitcineer:

GREAT CROP IN PROSPECT   Record Yield of Corn Sizhted by Agricultural Department In  September Report.

CORN SHATTERS RECORDS   Greatest Crop in History is in Pros. pect—Frost Must Hold Off  TIntil Tate.

MELD EXCEEDING PREVIOUS LARGEST CROP BY 6,000,000 BUSHELS PREDICTED

LARGEST CORN CROP IN COUNTRY’S HISTORY. 1S PREDICTED THIS YEAE   Forecast Places Yie Yield At Qvey Three Billion. Bushels.

SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY   increase In Last Year’s First Day En.  rallmans

SCHOOLS OPEN’ MONDAY      ‘Increase In. Last’ Near’ First Day En

RUSS APPROACH POLISH CAPITOL   ABVICES STATE WARSAW ISEXPECTED TO BE EVACUATED ° MOMENTARIALY, @ xs  . = +   F¢ ww”  ee CITY CUT OFF FROM SUPPLIES

Bug River, Last Obstacle Bee fore Polish Capital, Reache ed by Bolsheviki   -LOYD GEORGE SERVES ULTIMATUM ON RUSSIA   ‘  JREAT BRITAIN, ALARMED BY BOLSHEVIKS ACTION, HA® THREATENED TO CALL OFB TRAPE NEGOTIATIONS, ™~

MAY EVACUATE  WARSAW AT ANY ‘TIME REPORTED   THAT IS INFORMATION FOR WARDED THE FOREIGN OFFICE TODAY _   Polish Delegates Are En Route to Meet Red Delegates For Another Conference 10 Be Held  Afternoon.

MAY PULL OUT   Evacuation of Warsaw i: "Expected at Auvy Moment —To Discuss Peace

OAS BUILDERG DRIVEN OUT OF ERECTING GAME   Builder Says His Company Forced to Quit Erecting Year Ago.

Example of What Can Be Done in Drive   SAYSCRAPER MEN RUINED BY “TRUST   Builders Driven Out of Bus: iness Is Testimony at Inquiry

WILL COME IN’ THE DELEGATION   Sproul Not aStrong Con. tender for Nomination

PENNSYLVAKIA DELEGATION FEARS 4 DIVISION OVER SPROUL'S CANDIDACY

GOOD ROADS BY 91342   Official Count in Kansas Just Completed.   HARDING PLURALITY, 183,804   Curtis’ 156,639; Allen's: 164,974~ Farm Tenantry Carried by 21.940.

- ° President So Much Improved in Health That His Physician Takes Vacation.

President’s Physician Begins Vacation: Says  Wilson in Good Healtt  

WILSON SENDS DOCTOR AWAY   President So Much Improved in Health That His Physician Takes Vacation,

President’s Health is Such That Another Doctor is Not Necessary.

REBELS GAIN IN THE SAN MARCOS FIGHT FOR RULE IN OLD MEXICO   Carranzista Forces Driven From Positions With 3000  Cacnhaltieaa   ELECTION IS PLANNED  Carranza With Bodyguard - is Making Last Stand at  ' Rincennada

SPURNS OFFERS _ GUARANTEEING   His Personal Safety Providing He Surrenders

CARRANZA S FIGHTING TO THE VERY LAST   SPURNS OFFER TO GIVE HIM SAFE PASSAGE OUT OF MEXICO.   HIS CAPTURE IS NOW A CERTAINTY SOON

Senate Downs Three _Changes. -“In' Peace Paci   Disposifion To Reach Final Vote o: Treaty of Peace W ithout Delay is tndicated in  *'Today’s Action

WRANGEL TO GET COMMANR,   Dentkine Will be Supereeded by 30VYoar-(Hd General.

FIND SLAIN SOLDEERS,   {  Rodies of American [Fighters Were Raried hy Shel Barsts,

ATTORNEY GENERAL MADE TARGET BECAUSE ACTIVE IN RAIDING ANARCHISTS

DEATH WARNINGS RECEIVED DAILY BY U.S. ATTORNE'   MIFE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER THREATENED BECAUSE OF HIS FIGHT AGAINST REDS   DETAIL SPECIAL BODY GUARD   Secret Service Operatives Accompany Hin Everywhere—Many Letters Come From “Cranks” but Real Danger Exists

THREATS MADE "AGAINST LIFE ATTY. GENFRA!   “REDS” AND RADICALS WRITE ‘MENACING LETTERS TO THE CHIEF OF DEPARTMENT

THREATS REALE DEPARTMENT Qt WUISTIGE DAILY   Bureau Agents Engaged in Hunting Down Black Hand Criminal Suspects   LETTERS SENT FROM ALL OVER COUNTRY   LIFE OF PALMER CAREFULLY  GUARDED AT ALL TIMES  DETECTIVES KEEPING CLOSE  LOOKOUT,

THREATENING LETTERS REGEIVED BY PALMER   Dept..of Justice Officials Are ’ Taking Every Precaution to i. Guard Their Chief.

GOMPERS CONDEMIN REPUBLICAN PARTY   THREATENS TO ALIGN 4,000 000 MEMBERS OF LABOR AGAINST IT.   GNORED LABOR’S DEMANDS   Platform Plank on Labor is Com. plete Denia] of Labor’s Requests, President of A. F,  of L. Declares.

BO, P. “TURNS ITS BACK UPON LABOR"   Labor Leaders State Opin  ion of Platform.

CONDEMNED CONVENTION   American Federation of Labor Resolves Against The Republicans.

G0. P. LABOR PLANKS SCORED BY GOMPERS   American Federation Leader Tells Convention Working - Men Ignored.   SAYS IS FOR CAPITALISTS

“TURNS BACK ON LABOR”—GOMPERS   Labor President States Dissatis. faction Wit the Platform at Chicaro

LABOR PLANS TO -RAKL REPUBLICANS   Platlorm- ~ Condemned * Con: es saa Asks Congressional  - Probe ot “Coal Outrages”

GOMPERG IN NEW STATEMENT PIGKS ONG. 0. P. STAND   Asserts Republicans. Turned Backs on Labor, Defend Labor’s Enemies.   LANGUAGE IS SHREWD BUT TRUE MEANING CLEAR   Labor Plank Taken Apart by Labor Leaders Before the Montreal Meeting.

GOMPERS ATTACKED CHICAGO PLATFORM   SAID THE REPUBLICAN PARTY TURNED ITS BACK ON LABOR AND JOINED ENEMIES.

i.0.P. HITS BLOW Ai WORKINGHAN SOMPERS SHOWS   Report Is Adopted By A. F. L.; To be Sent To All Unions.

A. F. OF L SAYS REPUBLICANS — HAVE TURNED BACK ON LABOR   Resolution Adopted at Montreal Convention Condemns Chicago Platform as Being Against Best Interests of Labor.

A.F.OFL. CONDEMN REP, CONVENTION FOR PLATFORM      Declare the Assembly ‘‘Turns Its Back Upon Labor’’

Labor Condemns Republican Plathorm in Resort Adonted         cavention at Chicago Charged With Turning Its Back on Labor in Statement Submitted by Samuel Gompers and Mathew Woll at Montreal.

G.0.P.15 FLAYED BY LABOR   American Federation Con  ~ demns Platform of Repub lican Platform.   ‘‘FOR TURNING ITS BACK ON LABOR’   Action Followed Denuncia tion of Platform By Sam Gompers.

SAYS THE G..0.. WOULD ENSLAVE U.S. WORKERS   American Federation of Labor Condemns. Platform

LABOR FEDERATION IN REPORT CONDEMNS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   Report is to be Printed and Distributed to Organized Labor.

LABOR SWATS ‘ THE G. 0. P   Will Present Same Demands tc Democratic Convention—Criticize Mexican Plank.

PARTY TENS BACK ON LABOR, LEADERS SAY   G. 0. P.. Proposes Industrial Enslavement, Report of Gompers and Woll Declares   BROAD HINTS SENT QUT TO DEMOCRATS   Several Planks in Republican Platform Attacked as Unfriendly to Workers

REPORT ATTASFRING G.: 0. P. i NATIONAL BON VENTION IS { ADOPTED THE AF. OF 

ABOR CONDEMNS THE REPUBLICANS FOR ABANDONMENT   Declares That Labor Has Been Flouted and That the Platform is An Evasion of Rights of Workers Every a Bate

G.0.P. TURNS  _ LABOR DOWN   Platform Defiant in: ‘De\fense of Labor’s Enemies,’ tyes. Says Gompers.   CONGRESS ASKED TO ~ PROBE W. VA. SCRAP

A. F. OF LABOR CONDEMNS C.0.P   Report Denouncing Republi cans for “Turning Thei Backs on Labor” Adopted   Accepted Amid Tremendous Applause at Montreal Con vention   Congressional Inquiry Into Alleged “Unspeakable” Onutrages Demanded

LABOR DENOUNCES G.0:P. PLATFORM AS ENSLAVEMENT      Adopts: Réport “Con ming: Convention

AOR DELEGATES HISS fies O. P. PLANK; CRITICS — - FLAYING IT ARE CHEERED   Party Criticised For “Turning tt Back on Labor” in Report H Adopted.   DERANDS TO BE SUBMITTED ‘ DEMOCRATS, SAYS GOMPERS   Will Also, Analyze Platform of That Party, Federation President Declares.

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR MAKES AN ATTACK QN REPUBLICAN PLATFORN

CONDEMN: PLAT FO R°W   Labor’ Federation Diisatingied eith ; Sy Stand of G. O. Plt) ootenhi

INJUNCTION “WAS GRANTED   Cannot Be Deprived of - Office Over Their Own Protest   Cotton Plus Fruit Plus Truck

BOURBON PRINCESS ARRESTED   Member of Family of Pretenders to Erench Throne a Smuagler.

TAKE PRINCESS AS SMUGGLER   Marie Beatrice Bourbon Arrested a Modaue, on the Franco-Italian Frontier.

TAKE PRINCESS AS SMUGGLER:   Marie Beatrice Bourbon Arrested at Modaue, on the Frango-ltalian — Frontier. oo 7

AN AKRON COURT GRANTS INJUNCTION     Rstrains Man from Beating His Wife in Creura

DENFRINE') FARCE IN CRITICAL GONITION Qh SAUTE AUSSTEN FAR   BOLSHEVIKI TRYING TO CUT A MY IN TWO WITH HEAVY ATTACK ON CENTER OF LINE.

POSITION IS MORE CRITICAL   Bolsheviki Drive Against Center to Cut Army of Denikine in Two

RUSS RETREAT ON 600-MILE FRONT   Position of Denikine’s Army ‘s Becoming More Critical as Reds Advance.   CENTRAL ASIA IS THREATENED   Bolshevik Advance Guards [Wack Richest Mineral Section of Russia —Kolchak No Longer Factor in Military Affairs.

DENIKINE'3 ARMY IN OIG RETREAT   Anti-Bolsheviks in South Russia in Great Danger.   REDS OCCUPY COAL BASIN   Soviet Advance Guard Reach Richest Mineral Section of the Country— Central Asia Threatened—Kolchak No Longer Factor.

DENEKINE GETS NTO TIGHT BO}   SITUATION OF THE ANTI-BOISHEVIK LEADER IN SOUTH RUSSIA GETTING MORE SERIOUS DAILY.

DENIKINE VERY NEAR TO DEFEAT   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK LEABER'S ARW IN VERY CRITICAL <ITUATION.

DENEKIN'S POSITION CRITICAL; RETREATING ALONG WHOLE FRONT   ‘BOLSHEVIK DRIVE ON CENTER  WITH RETIREMENT ALONG 600  MILE FRONT BRINGS SERIOUS DANGER.

DENIKINE ARMY POSITION TS BECOMING CRITIC   Ita Retreat is Along The Entire Front of About Gu0 Miiea Now.

TWO MEN ARE HELD   Questioned by Pelice en Excélsior Springs Case

[HOLDING TWO SUSPECTS   Laborer, and Trandiqnt Being Examined for Carrolitan, Mo.. Crime.

THE UCUABDERNOUD CASE     Two Men Are ‘Being Held Suspicion But Little . Evidenee, ~*~

MAN TIED TO TRACK LOSES A  HAND AND FOO"   Robbers Escape; Two Men ir Connection With Crime

DANIELS URGES “AMERICA FIRST? BUILDING SHIPS   Secretary Would Have Nava _ Committee: Favor 88  Nave Vaecale. -

Must Be Taken by the United States In Naval Construction.   Unchecked by Government and Na. tional Disgrace.

‘BIG BAN’ CLIQUE GIVES LASKER PLAN BUMPING   FRIENDS OF BAN JOHNSON, AMERICAN LEAGUE PRESIDENT, MAKE COUNTER PROPOSAL

OFFER COUNTER PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION   American Leasue Direeters Opposed to Lasker troposal,

LABOR PROGRAM BY CONGRESS {3 NOW UNDER WA}   Senate Committee to Form Legislation Giving Labor New Industrial Status.

LABOR'S INTERESTS TO BE SAFECUARDET        CONGRESS STARTS ‘PROGRAM OF INDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION WITH HEARINGS TOMORROW.

NO FIGHT UNLESS DOUGHERTY I$ THE  __ REPEREE--KEARN'   Philadelphia Man Not Licensed in Michigan is Objection  at Chairman

HEAVY WEIGHT BOUT MAY NOT BE STAGED   ROW OVER REFEREE MAY CAUSE MISKE-DEMPSEY FIGHT TO BE CALLED OFF.

NO FIGHT UNLESS BOUGHERTY {S THE PFEEAEE-~KEARNS   Philadelphia Man Not Licensec in Michigan is Objection at Chairman

OQUABBLE OVER REFEREE MAY HOLD AP DEMPSEY FIGHT      Must Have Dougherty Kearns “Says; Fitzsimmons Sure of Compromise.

CUNGRESSMAN FESS OFFERS AMENDMENT   TO TAKE CARE OF NATION'S BUS: INES DURING DISABILITY OF PRESIDENT

 BULL. WOULD CAUSE VICEPRESIDENT TO ACT DURING  ILLNESS OF THE PRESIDEN'

REP. FESS, OF OHIO, INTRODUCED — AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   Would Give Congress Power To Place-Vi ower To Place: Hice-Presi dent in Charge When Chief Executive Becomes  Misabled. ,

T 0. FIX RESPON SIBILITY © IN CASE OF PRESIDENT’S - TEMPORARY INABILITY   Bill Authorizing Congress and Supreme‘ Court: ‘to . Instruct the Vice President’ oe) Ty Actos

~ GUARD AGAINST PRESIDENT’S ILLNESS   ‘Would Give Congress and Supreme Court Power.to Wame His Sueracenr   ILL INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE TODAY   Gives Vice President Powers Not Provided fer.:im the Con"sti tion

REP. FESS WANTS VICK PRESIL DENT TO TAKE OVER DUTLES WHEN PRESIDENT IS DISABLED   UP TO THE SUPREME COURT   High Court Would be Required t Investigate President's Condition According to Proposed Constitutional Amendment

New Amendmet Proposed to Constitution   Giving Congress Power to Authorize the Vice President to Assume Executive Authority in Case of  ee eS! Ee oe: ie Ar eee

AMENDMENT T0 CONSTITUTION IS FESS PLAN   Would Have Supreme Court and Con gress Given Power to Authorize the  Vice President to Take Up Duties of High Office in Case of Iliness.

GUARD AGAINST WILSON CASE   Congressman Fesg Proposed Constitutional Change   NEW POWER TO CONGRESS   Would Designate Man to Bq Cheif Exetutive

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO BE INTRODUCED BY FESS   Ohio Representative Would Give Vice  President Ranking Authority if Executive is Disabled.

WILSON WILL NOT FAVOR I   Motion Introduced in House Providing Means of Preventing Nation Being Headless.   TO AMEND CONSTITUTION

WOULD PROVIDE FOR INABILITY OF PRESIDENT:   Fess Urges Amendmen Giving Congress Power to Appoint Vice President When Chief is Il

BILL TO MEET CRISIS FRAMEL   Fess Offers Proposal To Deal With Disability Of President To Perform duties

RANGERS TO SEIZE DISPUTED OIL. WELL!   MAKE TRIP IN AUTOMOBILES TC BOUNDARY BETWEEN TWO STATES: =

TROOPS KILL TWO IN MILAN   Fire on Mob and Civilians Are Mortal. ly Wounded—Work in City Is Suspended.

Two Killed In Fight With Police   A General Strike Was Called at Milan Folowing the: Collision With the Police.

ASK 19 RESTORE FORMER CABLES U. 8. 10 GERMANY   Find America Does Not Control Any of Present Cable

‘FOR DIRECT LINE TO GERMANY   United States Wants to Be Able tea Talk bw Cable.

ILLINIOS COAL CHIEF ASKED NA TIONAL LEADER TO STAY AWAY   “WE WILL SETTLE THIS IN NO TIME”   The Strike at the Gypsum Mills Nea Fort Dodge Has Been Settled The Miners Accepting the Offer of the Operators

HOME SPECIAL IS. BIG DRAWING CARL   fore Than 706 Persons Visit Trai Sent Ozt by Pardue Univers shay   2UNNING WATER IS FEATURET   Modern Conveniences for Farm Hom Displayed and Interesting Leetures are Heard—Other Devices Attract Interest

RUNNING WATER IN FARM HOMES IN INDIAN   KEYNOTE OF THE SPECIALTRAIRA HERE FRIDAY   500 WENT THROUGH TRAIN   Exhibits Showed the Practica! Side of the Many Conveniences That Can Be Placed in Any Farm Home By Littie Effort.

SPECIAL TRAIN DRAWS A LARGE CROWD   Various Uses of Running Water In Farm Homes Demonstrated.   MODERN FARM HOMES ADVOCATED   Lecturers Accompanying Train Explain the Various Equipments and Their Benefits.

OPERATORS CAN'T RAISE WAGE WITHOUT GOVERNMENT PERMIT   Several Express Willing ness to Do So at the Conference

SCALE  MEN MEET   OPERATOR:         ‘i} MINERS HAVE CE AT CHICAGO      Some Hope of Getting Differences: Adjusted Scon, ,

SCALE MEN MEFT   OPERATORS AND MINERS HAV CONFERENCE AT CHICAGO   Some Hope of Getting Differences Adjusted Soon,

IN MEANTIME, THE CONSUMER   Usual Mid-Summer Squabbl On Between Operators and Miners.

DEMAND DIVISION OF PROFITS   Eastern Ohio Ceal Miners Threnten te Strike April t.

MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE,   Workers Decide to Walk Out Uniess Pemands« Are Met.

a ee  MAY STRIKE APRIL 1   Miners Demand Change in Division of Increase.  ;

DIFFICULTY IN GETTING JUR)   Only Two Jurors: Had Been Chosen When Court Adjourned

SENATOR HARDING - GREETS THE NEW VOTERS TODA}   Expected To Be the Most Spectacular Gathering of Any Yet Had at Marion, 0.—Young Women and Men In the Dele vation.

HARDING BRINGS PURGHCAMPAIGN TO CLOSE TODAY   Repunli ican Nominee Prepar: ing Statement in Reply to President   “AMERICA FIRST DAY” IS OBSERVEL   COLLEGE STUDENTS’ CLUBS WITH BANDS TAKE PART IN SPECTACULAR PARADE IN MARION,

20,000 Visitors Visit Harding’s Front Porch To : Hear Senator  TALKS TO YOU NG VOTER  Senator Declares ‘Strength Of Nation Lies In Her Youth

HARDING HEARS LEAGUE OF NATIONS SERMON BY BISHOP   Bishop Anderson of the M. E. Church States European Statesmen Are Not Opposed to  Revervations. *~

Snes A BANDIT GANG IN OHIG   Bight Men W Rohbed Bedfore lank Were acked by Armed ZeTS

ONE KILLED IN BANDIT HUNT; TWO ARE TAKEN   Eight Men Rob Ohio Bank of $50,000. Posse Searching for  Remnant of Band.

CLEVELAND BANDIT = ‘GANG ROUNDED UP IN - SENSATIONAL FIGHT   Eight Men Attacked Bank and . But for Fusilade of . Shots From Citizens Would Have '.Escaped—One.. Killed. and "NQOehere Watunded -

SEL Ik A BANDIT GANG IN OHIC   Hight Men Wko Robbed Bedforc Bank Were Attacked by Armed Citizens

POSSE SEARCHES FOR HOLD-UP MEN   Fight Following Bank One Killed and Three Captured in Robbery.   OTHER ROBBERS WOUNDED

BANDITS OUGHT ANNORTHERN CHIC;  OIE BATT   Notovisiis.4 MMeitsinals igh Bedford Citizens $50,000 Recovered.

8 PERSONS SHOT IN ROBBERY   Bandit Slain, Three Others Wounded in Ohic Bank Holdup   IFOUR CITIZENS ARE iNIURED   Streets of Bedford Scene ot fierne Rattle

POSSES ‘SEARCH FOR. BANDITS - WHO STAGE SPECTACULAR BANKs ROBBERY IN CLEVELAND

ARMED CITIZENS STOP ROBBERS   “COMMUNITY ALARN” CAUSED ¢ INSTANT RESPONSE.   OTHER BANDITS COULD NOT START CAR FOR ESCAPE,   Poss fe “Raking Woods for * Fou caped Bandits All Believed. ‘To Be Wounded,

BAND OF BOLD BANK ROBBERS IS BEING ROUNDED UP AFTER TAKING $50,000 FROM CLEVELAND, O., BANK

FOCH TO VISIT UNITED STATES      Accepts Formal Invitation of the K nigcht< of Columbus.

DEAD, CAPTURED, FIGHTING, REPORTS FAIL TO GIVE ANY. DEFINITE NEWS   NOT MUCH FIGHTING

Activities of Garrancistas in Tampico Territory Gauses United States Some Concer

CARRANZA FATE STILL IN DOUBT NEWS IS MEAGER   Only Strip Along Gull Remains Loyal to President.

NEW MEXICAN? REGIME SEEKING RECOGNITION FROM UNITED STATES   Commercial Agent At Nogales Has instructions To Carry On Negotiations.   FIGHTING ABOUT ENDED NOW

FEDERAL MOVES IN TAMPICO ARE CAUSING ANXIETY   Communications f ro m Mexico City to Vera Cruz Destroyed

Vera Cruz Hears Former President Has 4,000 Followers and Is Mak : ing Fight for His Life.  Wwrewpowey KKM ec   REBEL FORCES ARE CLOSING IN

TRIAL OF FIVE N. Y. SOCIALISTS STARTED TODAY   All Effort for Reinstatement Put Over Until the Finding of Judiciary Committee Is Announced.

FRANCE STOPS GERMAN ADVANCE   Refuses Beriin Permission to Enter the Ruhr District to Quell Reds.   EBERT’S TROOPS ON WAY   Ready to Subdue Spartacist Revolt  Along the Rhine—Red ‘Easter  Feared — Prussian Assembly Votes Confidence in Government. H

FRANCE STOPS GERMAN ADVANCI   Refuses Berlin Permission to En: ter the Ruhr District to Quell Reds.   Ready to Subdue Spartacist Revolt Along tht Rhine—Red Easter Feared — Prussian Assembly Votes Confidence in Gov ernment. 4

HANDS OFF RUHR, BERLIN WARNED   Military Operations Useless anc Dangerous, Millerand Says.   STAY OUT OF NEUTRAL ZONE   France Refuses German Government Permission to Enter Disturbed District to Quell the Reds— Ebert’s Troops on Way.

Jaterial Por Poot Alone Quoted at $1500. Wlayground Only Collected $2800 From Citizens Last Y.         we   HIRPHDAY OF PHE LEGION

BIRTHDAY OF THE LEGION   One Year Ago War Organization Was Formed in Paris.

CABRERA IS DECLARED INSANE   New Orleans Newspaper Advised of  Mental Lobalance.

TINE MET RAILROAD BROTHERHOOL  TODAY   And Outlined Basis for Settlement of the Men’s Grievances.

Government Railroad Chief Presents Statement of Policy Which Leaves Way Open for Ultimate Adjustment of Grievances   (11REE ALTERNATIVE PROPOSITIONS ARE SUBMITTED TO EMPLOYES

FOR SOCIALISTS   Election of Victor Berger f¢ Congress is Claimed

ELECTION OF BERGER, CLAIM OF SOCIALISTS   PARTY LEADERS SAY THEY  HAVE SECURED TWO MILLION  wWworerea iaikt' NATION

TWO MILLION VOTES, CLAIM OF SOCIALISTS   eee  Best R-cerd Yet Made By Socialist Party Is Vote This Year. ?

PRICES COMING DOWN   Prewar Conditions of Supply and Demand in Sight.   Government Refuses to Aid the Profiteers by Giving Credit at the Reserve Banks.

PUSHING DOWN HIGH PRICES   Houston Says No Credit PMrteneten to Interesta Beat on Contin  Tee Ronaewdé4 oe

PREWAR PRICES NEAR   LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND SOON TO RULE.   Federal Reserve Board Refuses to Aid Profiteers in Their Attempt to Keep Prices Up.

COX SPEAKS TO LAST   WILL WIND UP CAMPAIGN NOYEMBER 1 WITH MEETING AT TOLEDO.

A RARDING STUMP ° ON WESTERN COIS   Republican. Nominee Leaves Today for Unannounced Destination.

WESTERNERS ASK. HARDING TO.MAKE.   _  SPEAKING TOUR OF PACIFIC COAS1

WANT HARDING IN WEST   PROMINENT NEYADAN SAYS TOUR OF WEST WOULD ALMOST CLINCH VICTORY.  a

SHOULD TOUR WEST   Republican Vietory Assured Hf ‘This De Done, Nevada Han Says,  ‘ee a Hea

REPUBLICANS TO SUCCEED SHOULD STUMP COUNTRY   Pacific Coast and Former Dem ceratic States Need Little Urging.

WOULD TGUR WEST.   Samuel Platt of Nevada Thinks R& pubheans Should Work for Pacific Coasi Support

PUSHED BEYOND FRANKFORT; IN CONTROL OF CITY   Italy Gives Moral Sup port to France in Movement.

GOVERNMENT WEAK   Aibania Reported to Be tn the Throes of Civil War.

DULUTH 1S QUIET FOLLOWING LYNCH BEE LAST NIGHT   Three Negroes Taken from Police and Hanged Within Block of Police Station.   ATACKED A WHITEE GIRL   Presence of National Guardsmen Assurance of No Further  Trouble Teday.

DULUTH CITIZENS LYNCH 3 NEGRO ROUSTABOUTS   Blacks Charged With Assault on White Girl Rushed to Gallows by Special “Trial.”

TROOPS GUARD DULUTH AFTER 3 ARE LYNCHED   Mob of 5000 Drove Police From Power and Hanged Three Negroes Following Attack on Whtie Girl.

CALL GUARDS FROM ST.PAUL TOKEEP ORDER   Second Lynching it History of Min nesota.

NEGROES LYNGHED BY DULUTH MOB   MINNESOTA CITY IN GRIP OF MOB THAT HANGS THREE NEGROES FOR ASSAULTING WHITE GIRL.

Police Overpowered by Mob, Negroes Given a Mock Trial and Then Hanged — Militia Is Called

JAIL IS STORMED.   Police Force of City Rendered Powerless  a a y Mob--- Militte Now on Serene.

DULUTH QUET TQUAY AFTER LYNCH-FES]   ‘Three Negroes Aciused of Raing Girl Hanged Last Night.   ey GUARDSMEN RUSIED TO THE SCENE   Mob Ovrpowered Police and StrungUp Wretches Near blice Station.

Viob Estimated at 5,000 Overpowered Police Last Night anc Lynched Three Negroes Accused of Attacking Whit Girl—National Guards Arrived Today and Found Thing Normal—Police Station Suffered Damage.

LYNCHED AFTER ATTACK ON GIRL   Male Escort is Held by Companions of Negroes While, "Assault is Made.   5,000, PERSONS IN MOB

MOB STORMED JAIL, HANGED 3 NEGROES   STATE TROOPS PATROL DULUTH MINN. AFTER NIGHT OF RIOTIAC   TOOK MEN FROM JAIL   Mob Victims Were Circus Roustabouts Accused of Attacking a White Girl   Further Mob Action is Feared In Virginia—Rush Negroes To St. Paul

DISGRACED BY” LAWLESS MOB   THREE. NEGROES. LYNCHED AND OTHERS IMPRISONED.   A WILD NIGHT OF RIOT   TWO COMPANIES OF NATIONAL GUARD ARRIVE TOO LATE.   The City Is Quiet Now While Soldicrs Patrol the Streets and_ Disperse the Crowds,

DULUTH QUIETS DOWN FOLLOWING ~ THREE HANGINGS   Negroes Victims of Mok Violence in Minnesota City.

TROOPS IN QULUTH AFTER LYNGHINGS   Minnesota City Again Quiet Fol: lowing Killing of Negroes.   SOLDIERS SENT FROM ST.PAUL   Mob, After Taking Six Blacks From Police, Hold Trial and Find Three of Them Guilty of Attack on White Girl.

STATE TROOPS IN CHARGE AT DULUTH, MINN   City Again Quiet Following Triple Lynching of Negro Circus Employees.   JAIL STORMED BY BIG MOB   Biacks, Charged With Attack on White Girl, Taken From Prison and Hanged—Police and Firemen Helpless.

MOB STORMED JAIL, HANGED 3 NEGROES   STATE TROOPS PATROL DU. LUTH MINN. AF i NIGHT OF RIOTING        TOOK MEN FROM JAIL   Mob Victims Were Circus Rousta houls Accused of Attacking a While Girl      Further Mob Action is Feared In  Virginia—Rurh Negroes ‘To eS) Pant

Sag Vie   Calm Fe lows Nig! Night of Rioting When Mo of, 000 Sweeps     “Stings. MN ‘Three.

CONDITIONS IN DULUTH NORMAL AFTER LYNCHING   Three Negroes Put to Death There Last Night in Connection -~ With Attack on Girl.   NATIONAL GUARD CALLED   Two Companies Are on Duty But Situation Is Quiet After Night of Rioting.

HANGED BY BIG MOB   Blacks Suspected of  Assaulting Girl Taken from Jail at Duluth After Police are Swept Aside with Fire Hose.

QUIET PREVAILS . AFTER LYNCHING   Minnesota National Guards on Scene of Duluth Lynching Bee. .   THREE NEGROES VICTIMS   Mock Court Held by Mob And Three Found Guilty of Attack on White  Girl. :

CITY PRACEFUL THIS MORNING: CUARD ON DUTY   CHARGE ATTACK ON 97) YEAR OLD GIRL-FIVE THOUSAND SWARM STREETS—9 SLIGHTLY  POLICE OVERPOW TWO COMPANIES OF  SATIONAL GUARD OUT

Entire City Police Force Swept From Power by Lynching Party Which Had Held ‘Tria? in ‘Court.’  HOOT DOWN PLEAS MADE BY PRIESTS  Other Black Men “Menaced Are Being Rushed to. St. Paul for Protection— White Girl, 17, Attacked..   HOOT DOWN PLEAS MADE BY-PRIESTS

‘NRAGED CROWDS STORM JAIL; PUT POLICE TO FLIGHT   Hang Alleged Assail. ants Of Girl; Troops Restore Order.

MOBS RUN RIOT ON THE STREETS OF MINNESOTA CITY ANO-HANG THREE NEGROES ACCUSED OF AN ATTACK ON WHITE GIAL

RESTORE ORDER AT DULUTH TODA)   Arrival of State Guards Helps Situation   WEGROES LYNCHED   Mob of 5,000 Men Overpower Police Force and Hang Three Colored Men.

RENZIED MO LYNCHED THREE DULUTH NEGROES   Hanging Follows Attack On White Girl by Roustabouts  Connected With Circus.  .  ee a ~ a a * >   National Guard Controls City and Virtually Normal Conditions Prevail.

ENRAGED WHITES HANG THREE. CLONED CIRCUS ROUSTABOUTS FOR ATTACK ON 17 YEAR OLD GIRL   National Guardsmen Rushed to Protect City; _ No More Trouble Expected; Police Over-  powered in Last Night's’ Brick .  and Water Battle.  mo

THREEMEN ~ CUTDOWN   THIS MORNING AFTER BEING HANGED BY A MOB AT DULUTH. «   Negroes, Who Attacked a  _ White Giri, Roustabouts With a Circus—National Guard Companies _Camp‘ed Near City.

DULUTH NORMAL: AFTER LYNGHING   National Guardsmen Find No More Disorder.

THREE NEGROES  WERE LYNCHED   Quiet Prevails in Duluth  After Wild Scenes of Last Night

Convicted and Hanged Alte: Being Taken From Duluth Jail.   ATTACKED WHITE GIRL   Guardsmen Are Called te Prevent Further Trouble.

THREE NEGROES ARE LYNCHED BY DULUTH PEOPLE   QUIET RESTORED AFTER RIOTOUS SCENES ATTENDING LYNCHING LAST NIGHT.

THEE NEGROES HUNG AY MINNESOTA MOB   Police’: Overpowered yun _NeBraces Dynehed After a Moek ‘Prlal’   STATE. TROOPS. ON . DUTY   ATTACK’ 2 ON” WHEPE: ~ GIRL CAUSH OF RANGING.      Neprots = Were Roustahouts or Circus—Crime Alleged to-tlave Been Committed. on Chr.  cus Grounds, o  !

SOLDIERS FIND DULUTH OUIET   DAMAGED POLICE STATION  LITTERED STREETS EVIDENCE OF ‘LYNCHING.   Three of Six Negroes Held on Assault.Charge Strung Up by Mob of.5,000 People. *

DULUTH MOBS WRATH VENTED ON 3 NEGROES   Triple Lynching Occurs i Minnesota City— White Girl Was Assaulted.

3NEGROES LYNCHED IN DULUTH STREETS   Mob of 5,000 Overpowers Police and Seizes Men Held for Attack on 17-Year-Old White Girl.   EIGHT POLICEMEN AND NEWSPAPERMAN INJURED   Victims Are Declared Guilty at Mock Trial Held After Successful Storming of the Main Police Station.

WEiiGovid QVuUuadiuolifell Mune To Duluth After a Mob Of 5,000 Had Defied The Law  NEGROES TAKEN FROM POLICE AND EXECUTED  en ee ee  Victims of Mob Accused Of Criminal Assult Upon White Girl.  Three Suspects Released After MAnck Trial ic Held   Three Suspects Released After Mock Trial is Held

WHITE GIRL IS AVENGED BY MOCK COURT   Throng of  5,000 String Up Black Circus Roust- © a-houte   TROOPS RUSH TO CITY   COPS ARE PRISCNED IN OWN JAIL BY FIRE HOSE AND FLYING BRICKS.

Placks Were Being Held In Connec tion With Attack On 17-Year- . Girl—Troops On Scene.

MOG OF ath BATTERS DOW DOORS OF Ai   Three Negroes Hanged De: spite Their Pleas of innocence of Wrongdonig ,   PLEAS OF PRIESTS HOOTED BY CROWL   Rope Breaks Two Times a First Victim Goes to His Neath

MOB OF 8000 PERSONS SWEPT POLICE FROM POWER, oEIZED AND LYNCHED 3 NEGROES HELD FOR ASSAULT ON GIR

MINE OWNE RD INGONGIOTENT OREEN THINK   FAVORED MIXED COMMISSION AT JOINT CONFERENCE HELD SOME TIME AGO   Miners Howetcr Were Opposed T Arbitration Unti! President Wilson Proposed It

LOWER PRICES ON FOODSTUFFS   Umited States, (€ hamber of Commeree Belletin Makes Forecast.

DELAY VOT EAPULSION OF 2 SUGIALISTS   Filibuster to Spare New York Governor Calling Special Elections.   CLOTURE RULE IS LIFTED.

ALL-NIGHT DEBATE IN ALBANY, BATTLE ON QUSTING REDS   GREAT ENTHUSIASM WHEN A STATESMEN SAYS WE WILL NEVER ALLOW TRAITORS TO WRITE OUR STATUTES.

STILL DEBATING SOCIALISTS: GAS   Balloting May Begin on Un, seating New York Assemblymen Today.

NO VOTE 1S TAKEN UP 10 2 O'CLOCK BY — ASSEMBLYMEN   ARGUMENTS IN CASE TO OUST SOCIALIST MEMBERS GOES ON FOR PAST 14 HOURS.

story Tactics Were Designed to Save Governor from Calling ox ReSusing to Call Elections to Fill Vacancies of the Ousted Assembiymen   FRATE CAUSES GENERAL UPROAR   bursts of Applause Exceliing Any in iMemory of Legislators, Follows the Speech of Assemblyman #cCue Advocating Expulsion of Socialists z

NO DECISION ON SOCTALISTS.   New York Asserbly Sdil in Session Varly This Morning.

FILIBUSTER FEATURES FIGHT AT ALBANY   Opposition to Unseating Socialis’ Legislators Have Their Innings.

GEOLOGIC SURVEY HAS — POSITION FOR HOOVES      Secretary Payne Announces Appoint. ment of Former Pood Administrator as Advisory Board Member

NO PEACE IN MEXICO YET   VILLA OUT OF WAY, NEW REGIME TURNS GUNS ON CANTU.   Troops Mobilized for Attack on Lower California, White “insurgent” Governor Protests, Warning of Internutional Trouble.

GOVERNOR CANTU IS PREPARING AGAINST MEVICAN INVASION   a ee  EXCITEMENT AT ALGODONPES

MEXICAN FEDERAL TROOPS 10 MEET WITH RESISTANCE   GOVERNOR CANTU WILL FIGHT ATTACK ON LOWER CALIFORNIA,   SOLDIERS MAKING BOMBS   3,060 Yaqui Indians Reported to Be in Force—Recruiting Stations Opened in Efforts to Get Men in Army.

NEW WAR LOOMS IN MEXICO OVER OFFICE DISPUTE   Believing Invasion Is Planned To Oust Him From Governorship, Cantu Arms to Defend Province.

LOWER CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO JUNTA TO CLASH   PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IS SENDING ARMY INTQ. TINY PROVINCE, WHOSE GOVERNOR iS DEFIANT TO HIS:FOES.

BOLSHEVIK ENVOY A GERMAN   Committee Finds Ludwig Martens Is an Enemy Alién.

LUDWIG. MARTENS GERMAN SUBIEGI   Menate Committce Says His Activities Ought To Be Investigated -. By Department of Justice.

COMMITTEE IN  REPORT GALLS VIARTENS ENEM'   Soviet Ambassador Termed Fit Subject for Action by U. S. Department of Justice.

SOVIET AMBASSADOR CALLED ENEMY ALIEN   Ludwig Martens is German Subject According to Senate Committee Report.

SOVIET ENVOY IS A GERMAN   Senate Committee Calis Martens Enemy Alien—Labor Department Has the Case.

SENATE TURNS DOWN MARTENS PLEA FOR ANY CONSIDERATION   Committee Appointed to Investigate His Conduct, Says ‘It is So Bad Until the Matter Should be Taken up by De nattment of Tructice. «=

REFER MARTENS CASE TO DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE      Senate Investigators of Self-Styled 80 viet Ambassador Report Conclusions Reached

MARTENS IS A GERMAN   ACCORDING TO SENATE COMMIT: TEE INVESTIGATING SELFSTYLED AMBASSADOR.

RESUMES HIS AIR TRIP TODAY   ‘ommanding Officer of Flying Exnedition Ready to Hop Off.

URGED CAPTURE OF STATE'S POWER   This in Call of Communist Labor Party.

WANT “DICTATORSHIP  OF THE PROLETARIAT’   This is the Desire of The Communist Labor Party, It is Disclosed,

READ COMMUNIST MEETING CALLS   ORGANIZATION OF WORKING CLASS TO GAIN POWER URGED  Call to Meeting Read at Trial of Bross Lloyd and Others—Seattle Soviet Leader Quizzed,

FORTY-SIX GERMANS FIRST 10 BE TRIED   Range From Commander to Private,

HUN CRIMINALS FAGE JUSTICE   Forty-Six Germans, From ; Prince to Private, to Be Tried for War Crimes.

46 GERMANS ON TRIAL LIST FOR WAR CRUELTIES   Prince Ernst and Gen Von Bulow Before Leipsic Court.

VON BUELOW TO BE TRIED BY ALLIES   46 Germans Figure on First List of War Criminals.

TRIAL LIST GIVEN OUT   FORTY-SIX GERMANS TO BE AR. RAIGNED AT LEIPZIG.   Prince and Private Named in First Specific Accusation Made Public in Berlin.

iG GF FGE RG UF HUN ARMY ON  CRIMINALS LO]   ACCUSED OF CRUELTIES IN NAMUE DISTRICT OF BELGIUM @ DURING THE WAR.

46 GERMANS BE TRIED IN LEIPSIC FOR WAR CRIMES   Rank From a Corps Commander Down to a Private.

3,000 GALLONS REDEVE WORTH $150,000, LABELED “SYRUP” 1S ~ SEIZED ON THE COAST   Whote Boxcar Load af Booze  From Kentucky Distilleries !  Grabbed at San Francisco

THREE WNGHT RIDERS WHIPPED ALA, MA   Cotton. Planter of Lawrence County Who Ignofed Warnings of Gang’ Was: Severely  ~ Whipped.— Will Swear Out  Warrants far Ven.

THREE NIGHT RIDERS: WHIPPED ALA, MAN   ioe Ponts of Lanter     Wien Wil Swear Out  Warrants for Men,

STRIKE TIES UP 500 TUGS   Prospects For Early Settlement of! to Trouble Are Said to Be Bright.

TUGS TIED UP BY WALKQUT   Five Hundred New York Vessels Af. fected by Strike.

LIBERAL PARTIES READY FOR LABOR   ADOPTION OF PARTIAL RE PORT OF AMALGAMATION FEATURED THE DAY —   PLANS ARE DECIDED UPOA   Several Speakers Addressed Dele gates Monday, Including Eamonn de Valera, ‘‘President of Treland.’’

AMALGAMATION OF THE VARIOUS ~ LABOR GROUPS ~ IS NOW IN SICH   Loud Cheers From ‘the Dele. gates Greeted the Report of the Conference Committee.

REWARD OF $2,508 FOR ARNSTEIN AND COHEN   hese Mon Were the ‘taster Yiinds’ tohind Theft of $5,000,000 from  Wall Streeb Concerns,

BRAKES ON GIRLS UNDER - DRESSED AND OVER-DANCEL      Philadelphia Parents Unite  to Stop Extremes in Frivolity.

‘RAILWAY VACATIONISTS’ WILL TELL THEIR STORY   Sporadic Strikes Spread to Savannah, Ill.—-Situation Elsewhere in Central States Improves.   TO ATTRACT YOUTHS TO NATIONAL CUARDO

STRIKES SAID TO BE SPREADING   Call Mass Meeting te Public Concerning Rail Situation

FIFTY MORE RAILMEN OUT   ‘STRIKERS CLAIM THEY WILL LAY TRUTH OF SITUATION BEFOR PUBLIC.

LEGION FAVORS PLAN  OF ROAD BETTERMEN   WILL SOEN WITH CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS IN BCOS7 ING PLAN.         Beliove More Cere Taken of Country Roads Would Yield Rie Results.

LEGION FAVORS PLAN OF ROAD BETTERMENi   WILL JOIN WITH CIVIC OR. GANIZATIONS IN BCOSTING PLAN.   Believe More Crre Taken of Country Roads Would Yield Bie Results.

WATERMELON BEARS NAME HARDING INSIDE; COLOR. ED VOTERS, TAKE NOTIC!

Mexican Government  Garrison Revolted   With a, Bloodless Revolt. Jnavez Is in Hands of the SaeST Ca Revohitionists.

TARIFF BILL TC AE CONSIDERED IS EMERGENCY   COMMITTEE TO ADJOURY UNTHL LFTER HOLIDAYS THEN TACKLE TARIFE MATTER,

HOUSE COMMITTEE ‘ENDS. _ TAX REVISION HEARING   Redrafting of Tariff to Claim Atten tion of Members Upon Re-Convening after Adiournment -

House Ways and _ eans Committee   After Hearing on Tax Revision, House of Congress Ways and Means Com. mittee Adjourns to Jan, 6+

House Ways and. . ”: Means Committee   After. Hearing an Tax Revision, House “of Congress Ways and Means Com: tb ee Adjourns to Jan,:6-

HOW WOULD DEMOCRATIC AMERICANS LIKE 'T0 FOLLOW THIS SORT OF ENGLISH LEADT

POLITICAL: WEATHER      TOO COLD For FISH, BUT FINE POLITH VALEY.   Uarding Tatks to Mexico apd His _ Friends Arrange League,  bor

POLITICAL WEATHER   TOO COLD FOR HARDING Te FISH, BUT FINE POLITICALLY.   Harding Talks to Mexico gnd Hi: Friends AYrange League.

PRESIDENT PORRAS TO DINE HARDINGS   President-elect of U. S. Guest Thanksgiving of Panama Executive. - 7

RE eeeee—e———eEe————eEeEeEeEeEeEGEEeee  HARDING DINNER GUEST OF PANAMA PRESIDENT TODAY

TEAR AVATOR TN MARL SERVICE  AILLED IN FALL   STRAPPED TO SEAT IN BURNING PLANE COULD NOT EXTRICATE HEMSELF,

FOX WITHDRAWS FROM RACE FOR NOMINATION   Tri-State College Professor Will Not Be Candidate for State Superintendent

Yardmen Ask 58 Per Cent Wage Boost   Union President Tells Cabor Boar That Switchmen Have Most Hazardous Jobs— Railroad Managers Stand. ing Pat

SWITCTIMEN RU GREATEST RISK   President of Union Gives This Reasoi Why Their Pay Should Bo Raised,

Two Uninstructed *Alabama Delegates Are Seated by Unanimous Vote    ARKANSAN BRINGS UP THE RACE QUESTION   FORMER CANDIDATE FoR GOVERNOR WARNS NEGRO * REPUBLICANS CAN NEVEHW BREAK SOLID SOUTH.

MISSIONARY DIES IN CHINESE WAR   W. A. Rienert, American, Siain When Government Forces Attack Mission, According to Cables

MISSIONARY KILLED   W. E. Relmert of Reformed Church Stain in China

TLAY MIAMI CABLE   England Gives Assurances of Abeyance in Work until Decision of  Monopoly Plan Is Denied or Not.   U. S. NAVY ACTS

SURE FOR SOCIAL UNRES1   Governor Harding of lowa Urges Loans to k'iome Builders at Low Rate of Interest.

COX WOULD RULE LIKE WILSON   Hiteheoek Deelaresa Nominee Will Exxeretae Same Pewers.

HITCHCOCK IN PLEA IN BEHALF OF DEMOCRATS   Undertakes To Tell How Rival Candidates Will Ex ercise Powers.

HITCHCOCK POINTS QUT DIFFERENCES   Declares Country’ Wants Individual President

Says He Would Exercise Presidential Power Like Wilson and Lincoln.   SENATE WILL RULE HARDING   Pronounces Republican Platform Obscure, Democratic Outspoken.

Do People Want Unseen Government? Hitchcock Asks Assailing Harding

DECLARES HARDING WOULD SERVE UNDER RULE OF THE SENATE   Senatorial Oligarchy Would Dictate How He Should Run Nation Savs Hitchcock

DECLARES HARDING ~ WOULD SERVE UNDER BUTE OF THE SENATI   Senatorial Oligarchy ‘Would Die tate How He Should Run Nnding Saue Tiinahenel

CEREMONY AT ANTIETAM FIELD      New York Dedicates Monument to Civil War Heroes.   GENERAL MILES SPEAKER   Two Hundred New York Veterans Present. General Ryan Represents Governor. Sixty Entertained,

POLITICAL DUTIES °   League of Women Voter: Assume Responsibility,  Says Mrs. C. C. Catt

SUFFRAGISTS NGLEPT NEW  POLITICAL DUTIES   League of Women Voter: Assume Responsibility,  Says Mrs. C. C. Catt

JHE PASSING OF SUFFRAGE   Organization Likely to be Supplanted Now That its Object Has Seen se Accomplished

PLANTERS WARNED NOT TO PICK COTTON   Arkansas Night Riders Fire Barn Entailing Heavy Damage.

PALMER, WATSON AND SMITH RUN IN ORDEE   Attorney General Has Ten Vott ’ Plurality Over Nearest Com petitor in Georgia Primary.

HARD NES CABINET   Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton in Lime. , Hight Knox as

HARDING 10 HAVE WOMAN MEMBER OF OFFICIAL FAMIL   Mre. Harriett Taylor Upton o _ Ohio Probably Will Be Chos' en For Post.   NEW CABINET PORTFOLIO ¥EXPECTED TO BE CREATEL   Congress: Likely to be Asked to Form Office of Secretary . of Education.   YOUNG ROOSEVELT URGED   ‘One of Beveral Being Recommended For Secretary of Commerce, —

SELECT GABINEI BY JANUARY 1   New Official Family Will Be . Ready to Study Condi> tions and the Jobs.

HARDING TO APPOINT WOMAN T0 CABINET: WILL ASK CONGRESS 10 CREATE THE POST OF SECRETARY OF EDUCATION FOR HER   Harding Leads Religious Services On Board Of Ship While Steamine To Panam

MAY PLACEWOMAN IN NEW CABINET   Harding Plans to Honor the Feminine Voters by Giving Portfolio to Member of Sex; Will Ask Congress to Help Project.   TO PLACE SCHOOLS UNDER CHARGE OF NEW DEPARTMENT

WANTS A WOMAN IN HIS CABINET   PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING I8 PLANNING TO APPOINT.   BUT PLACE MUST BE CREATED   Congress te Be Asked te Supply Pertfolio ef Education—Fereeast of Poasible Seleetiess fer Offieial Vamily.

WOMAN TO GE1 CABINET PLACE   Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton Slated For New Portfolio If Congress Will Create Department Of Eduecation—lHarding To Pick Advisors Before New Years.

RIOTING IN BELFAST   ESTIMATED THAT FIFTEEN PER. SONS SLAIN SINCE SATURDAY.   Women and Children Flee Burning Homes—Disorders Worst in History of the City.

RIOTS BREAK OUT AGAIN IN BELFAS1   Disorders Are Worst in History of the City.   Deaths Since Saturday “Estimated at Fifteen—Girl Leads the Sinn Feiners.

FRESH BELFAST RIOTS   Disorders Are Worst in History of the City.   Deaths Since Saturday Estimated at Fifteen—Girl Leads the Sinn Feiners.

FRESH BELFAST RIGTS   Disorders Are Worst in History of the City.   Deaths Since Saturday Estimated at  Fifteen—-Giri Leads the Sinn OE a 9 an sii

MAY FORCE. RENT CUT IN OHIO ©   Form Plans to License Landlords - +  State

UNIFORM LAW FOR ALL CITIES WOULD CHECK HIGH RENTS   Governor Tells Cities To Ae And State Wide Ordinance Is Planned   May LICENSE OWNEBS   No Special Session Of Legis lature At This Time Says Executive

DENIKINE AND STAFF ARE SAFE   Are Said to Be on Board British Vessel at Constantinople.

Colored Man From Akron Admite Robbery of Mail at Omaha Last Month—Says Ten People in Bandit Gang

REFUSES TO SUPPLY WARSHIP.   Union Ot! Co. Declines: Furnish Fuel at Navy q

ss dieniilieiiitaiabiaainy iia hake il  MAY FORCE AN OIL SUPPLY.  Celifornin Cox aren Refusnl to Tre

OIL CO. TAKES STAND      Refueses to Deliver to Navy at Price Fixed

MONDELL URGES RIGID ECONOMY   Lower House Republican Leader Would Slice All Appropriation Measures to the Quick in Order to Relieve People’s Burden.   POINTS OUT PLACES - WHERE CUTS SHOULD  BE MADE THIS YEAR

“HOUSTON'S ESTIMATE T00 HIGH”   G. 0. P. Leader As. serts Congress Shou!d&caleDown Recommended Ap: propriations by $1,400,000,000.

URGES ECONOMY ANY. &. EXPENGES   Mondell Would Shave Ar. my And Navy Estimates

WOULD APPLY AXE  TO BUDGET AND CUT BILLION AND A HALE FROM U.S, EXPENSES   Drastic Chopping of Army and Navy Estimates by Mondell in ~ Plea for Economy   ROASTS INCONSISTENCY  OF ADMINISTRATION

rOTIMATE MUST BE PARED oO Aa TO EASE BURDEN   Representative Mondell Says Fully $1,400,000,000 Can Be Scaled From Apnropriations.   Declares Greatest Reduction Must Be Made in War Denartment Funds.

PROPOSES SLASHING ESTIMATE   ‘WOULD CUT FIGURES  FOR ARMY AND NAV)    Four Billion Dollar Taxation Program “Unjustified,” He Says.

: LY Mondell Assails Administratiot for “Unfathomable Inconsistencies”   a HITS WAR DEPARTMENT   Says Appropriations Asked fo: Army, Navy are Far Above Proper Amounfs

CNDELL Aon AUD UU DU “PUT HEBINPET   Criticises Administration fo: “Unfathomable Inconsistansy’ in Eetimate.   GIVES HINT OF TARIFF   Opposes Program for Vast Appropriation for National

MONDELL ASKS FOR TAX CUT   Wyoming Man Wants Government Es. timates Reduced by $1,400,. 000,000.

NCLE SAM SPEND THRIFT   Republican Leader Would Cut Appropriatio ns.   BILLION AND HALF DOLLARS   Would Scale Down Army and Navy and Civil Expenses, Repeal Excess Profits Tax.

ALGIO ECONOMY IN GOV. EXPENDITURE MONDELL DEMAND   G. 0. P. House Leader Woult Cut Billion From Estimate of Treasury Secretary.   TAKES ADMINISTRATION TO TASK AS INCONSISTENT   Proposes Paring Down of Army _ and Navy Estimates. for Bulk of Reductions.

RIGID ECONOMY MONDELUS SLOGAN   Vice-President in the Nex Administration Will Have More Responsibilities.

REPUBLICAN URGES OTRICTER EvONOM   MONDELL WANTS OVER BIL LION LOPPED FROM THE APPROPRIATIONS.   AGGUSES THE DEMOCRATS   Republican Leader Asserts Policy Of Administration Is One of ‘‘Unfathomable Inconsistency.’’

MILITARY PLANS OF U.S. ATTACKED BY G. 0. P. LEADER   ‘Cut Big Profits Tax Don’t Increase It,’  Says Mondell.

WOULD LIGHTEN BURDEN OF TAX   Mondell: Urges Rigid -, Economy.”   ADVOCATES DRASTIC. ~~. GURB IN EXPENSES   Estimates Are Subject to Sealing Down.

RECOMMEND REDUCTIONS IN ESTIMATES   Republican Leader Condemns Inconsistency of Administration.

HOUSTON: PROGRAM ~ SEVERELY -FLAYED   Representative Mondell Says’ ‘Es. j Reduced ‘Bs

ACTS TO LOWER WAR TAXES   Mondell of Wyoming Wants Govern. ment Estimates. Reduced.

RIGID ECONOMY = ADVOCKTED BY FLOOR LEADER   Mondell of Wyoming Criticises Wilson Administration. for “Unfathomable Inconsistency.”

Mit} fal ELUNUMY Ih HDG FOR  U.S, EXPER   Republican House Leader Demands Lighter Tax Rirden   CONGRESS SHOULD LOP OFF $1,400,000,090   Rep. Mondell Would Cut Appropriations for Army and Navy

> This is What Representative : Mondeil is Propos:ng:      «PLANNING VAST DECREASES   ‘Says Estimate of Secretary 0 the Treasury is All Ont-of Reason,

AGI ECONOMY 13 ASKED BY MONDEL   Republican Leader. in House Says-it is Essential to Lighten Tax Burdens, — Reduce Budget One Billion, He e Says Ts Advicable, .

CARDINAL GIBBONS IS FEELING BETTER TODA’   Suffers Attack of Indigestion a Result of Eating Too Muel Christmas Dinner,

CARDINAL MUCH ' BETTER AFTER NIGHT’S REST   Mgr. Gibbons’s Appetite Good and Speedy Recov wy ¢8 3: ¥

CARDINAL GIBBONS,   Reported Feeling Better After Comfortable Night’s Rest.

GREATBUILDER _ OF MONUMENTS   William B. Van Amringe Erect ed 168 Markers on This Field.   ON AN INSPECTION TRIP   Examined Bronze Figure on Pennsylvania Monument. Has Been Coming to Gettyshucy Since 1883.

GREAT BUILDER . OF MONUMENTS   William B. Van Amringe Erected 168 Markers on This Field.   ON AN INSPECTION TRIP   vania Monument. Has Been Coming to Gettysburg Since 1883.

COLD STORAGE BILL PASSED   Kequires That Date of Emtrs of teods Be Marked.

SENATE PASSES = STORAGE BILL   House Fruit and Vegetable Provision Striken Out.

GOLD STORAGE BILL PASSES THE OENATE WITH CLAUSE KILLED   House Fresh “Fruit and Vegetable Provision Out.

GOLD STORAGE BILL PASSES THE SENATE   House Fresh Fruit and Vepetable Provision Eliminated.

GIVE KIDNAPER® CARE OF CHILD   Aunt and Sister Will Care fo: Little Constance Winter of Ottumwa.

CHICAGO EDITOR GETS A SENTENCE TO JAII   ee ee  Will Not Divulge Name o Informant In Scandal.

MISSOURI IS IN DOUBTFUL LIST   KUT DAVID LAWRBSCE SAYS cox SHOULD CARRY IT.   SUPPORT FROM TWO ELEMENTS   (sathering Ln Chureh Vote on Leaguc Of Nations lasee, aad Wet Becnuse They Thisk Him One of Them.

CHURCH FOLK AND ‘MISSOURI “WETS” ARE BACKING C0}   ‘Lawrence Thinks It Is Doubtful _: Tf Republicans Can Carry : the State,   LEAGUE ISSUE PLAYING _. BIG PART IN CAMPATa?I   Demoerats Themselves Are Split . , Between Wilson and Sen* ator Reed,   TRISH AFRAID OF HARDING    ‘Dissatisfied  With Latter’s State : ment Regarding Freedom van ‘of Ireland.

DEMOCRATS HOLD LEAD IN MISSOURI   Although Considered Doubt. ful, State. Listed in C6x-Column   G. 0. P. FACTIONS SCRAP   owden Pre-Converition Seandal.and Dissension Disyupts Republicans. -

BIG MAIL PLANE COMES TO GRIEF IN CORN FIELI   Trans-Continental Flight Inter rupted At Elkhart, Ind.

GIRLINJURED  WHILE COASTING    Miss Margaret Weikert Knocked Unconscious When She Collided With Sled.   IMANY MINOR ACCIDENT

GIRL INJURED .. WHILE COASTINE   Miss Margaret Weikert Knocked Unconscious When She Collided With Sied.   MANY MINOR ACCIDENTS   Mrs. Danner Buehler Struck by Truck of Edward Luhring. Miss Hattie MeGrew Escaped Serious Injury.

SUFFRAGE CONVENTION OPENS IN CHICAGC   Will Demand Immediate Katification From Governors o Mtates Who Have Not Ratifier —~2000 In Attendance

WOULD FORCE ml Ait aul   Suftragists Open’ Fire On Washington _ Exeeutive to Serve ‘Ratification,

WOW HOPING HOR A VOTE Al THIS ELEC THON   THINK 36 STATES ARE SURE TO RATIFY AMENDMENT BE.FORE NOVEMBER.   WASHINGTON LAGGING NOW   Telegram Sent to the Governor of That State, to Get Busy—But It Is Asserted that Three-fourths of States Will Act in Time to Allow Women to Exercise the Franchise.

SUFFRAGISTS DEMAND LAGGARDS GET IN LINE   baat seemed  States Which Have Not Yet Ratifiec - Amendment Given Immediate Attention,

SUFFRAGISTS DEMANN ACTION ON AMENUMENT      Telegrams to be Sent to Governors 0 All States Whose Legislatures Have Net Ratified,

SINGER MACHINE PLANT THREATENED BY FIRt   South Bend Factory Saved After Difficult Fight By Fire Department.

SISTER’S EFFORTS FAIL OF EFFECT      Robert Davis, 10, Is Dragged Into Lake By Undertow And Drowned

INCREASE IN PRICES DOOMED   Expert Says Most Clothing Merchants to End Season Losers.

Clothing Expert Says Most Dealers Wilt-tnd This Season With a Loss,

‘MARK-UP” PRICES DOOMED   Clothing Expert Says Most Dealers Will End This Season With a Loss.

VILLA AND HIS BAND MARCH INTO SAN PEDRC   Declared to ‘the Cheering Populace That H Surrendered in Order to Avoid Intervention

VILLA SAYS HE SURRENDERED TO PREVENT INTERVENTION   Former Bandit Marches into San Pedro Between Double Line of Cheering People Who Shout “Viva Villa” as He Lays Down Arms.

VILLA WANTS PEACE AND SAYS MEXICO . NEEDS IT      Retired Bandit Chief Given Warm Greeting by Those Who Were His Enemies

VILLA CHEERED BY THRONGS, LED ARMY SURRENDER MONDAY   Bandit Says He Quit t Avoid Intervention By United States,

VILLA SURRENDERS   Noted Bandit Who Has Terror: ized Mexico For Years Surrenders With His Little Banc of Followers. ‘

All of Us Must Work; I Myself Shall Return To the Plow,’ Says Villa

VILLA GREETED AS HERD IN SAN PEDRO   Addressing ' Populace, Surrendered Bandit Declares He Quit for Mexico’s Safety

VILLA CHEERED fa HE SURRENDERS TO THE GOVERNMENT   Declares Action was Tak 3 To Avert Intervention By United States

2 GINS CLOSED. AFTER WARNING   “Night Riders” - Make Appearance Around  Lavaca, Ark.

American Legion Men  Issue Warning in Regard to Oregon Free Land

LEGION MEMBERS TO TAKE WARNINE   Seme Lands Offered Not of Value— Sheuld Be Investigated.

eae, Aaa: Rete Mics eee meee  OVER MILLION DAMAGE DONE TO FINANCIAL PALACES ON STREET.

Captain Milligan Chosen te Oppose J. B, Frost to Heplace  See ee ne

_ LEGIONARY FOR CONGRESS.  Democrats of Third Missouri District Nomlnated Ex-Soldier.

EXSERVICE MAN FOR CONGRESS   Captain Milligan Defeatec Organization.   WAS WITH 35TH DIVISION   Nominated For Congress in Third Missouri District to Succeed Andereon.

Captain Milligan Chosen to Oppose J. B, Frost to Replace Alexander.

302 BALLOTS TO. SELECT MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN   Captain in Missouri Selectec By Democrats as Represen. tative in Alexander’s Place  ‘After a Memorable Fight.— 2279 Ralffntra Nrorocaany 

 ‘Captain Milligan : Nominated i in. 3rd        After 202, Ballots, “Richmond Man Named ‘Succeed Joshun Alex: ander in Congre:

302 BALLOT SHE MBSOURL CONGRESSMAN   Captain in Missouri Selectec By Democrats as Represen. tative in Alexander’s Place After a Memorable Fight.— 209 Rallate Necessary.

SOLELTE ER AVIN     NOMINATION   Missourd Jemeerits Take ana tots on Cancdldates

Soldier Wins Missouri’ Fight For. Congress Nomination After \Deadlock Lasting Through Night

GABRIELE SEEKS DIVORCE   Second Wife-To-Be Awaits Outcome of Divorce Case.

ENTENTE MUST DETERMINE ITS NEW OBLIGATION   France Will Ask How Far Allies Will Go With Her.

ENTENTE NATIONS CONDUCTING CONVERSATIONS ON MATTER   Action of the. French Government is Being Discussed by  Entente Members.—French Reeret British Attitude .

France Wants to Know if Britain Regards Versailles Agreement as One to Be Carried Out; Relations With Allies Strained   CLEAR UNDERSTANDING ON GERMANY TO BE SOUGHT

TROUBLE NOT = EXPECTED OVER FRENCH ACTION   French Ambassador’s Ex: planation To Lloyd George Clears the Air, Says London Newspaper.   CONFERENCE MAY BE HELD   Situation Among Allies Appears To Be One of Misunderstanding —Belgium Backing France.

FRENCH TO ASK — BRITISH STAND ON OCCUPATION   Diplomatic Exchange of Nofes to Follow Ruhr Move; Opinion of Treaty Differs.

NO BREAK IN ENTENTE.   French Ambassador Smoothe th Reffled Fur of British,

ENTENTE WILL BE RE-FORMED, PARIS THINKS   Readjustment of Relations Seen as Result of “Conversations.”

CONFERENCETS CALLED FOR BY BRITISH STAND   French Hold Diplomatic Conver: sations Should Clear Situation; U. S. Holds Aloof.

$550 TAX FOR EACH FAMILY   Representative Luce (Rep.), Massa. chusetts, Criticizes Federal Reserve System—Upheld by Heflin.

EACH FAMILY I$ TAXED $550   Congressman Luce (Rep.) Blames the Federal Reserve Board.

SENATOR SHERMAN MADE SWEEPING CHARGES OF PROFITEERING AGAINST THE: RETAIL: DEALERS

PRETTY GIRLS CAME TO DEATH BY BOOZE ROUTE   Had Partaken of Too Much Lemon Extract And Died Of Exposure  Mystery Surrounding Finding Of Actresses’ Bodies Is Unravelled

CLEAR DEATHS OF TWO GIRLS   Chicago Police Say Actresse: Died From Alcohol and Exposure Without Violence.

LEMON EATHEG! JAG PREGDED DEATH UF GlhiLe   POLICE CONVINCED TWO ACTRES SES DIED FROM EXPOSURE DUE TO DRUNKENNESS,

Iwo Youths Are Held for _ Partin‘‘ Wild Night Ride”’ : And Death of Actresses

CHICAGO MYSTERY      Cleared Up - By Confession of Two Suspects.

LEMON EXTRACT KILLED ACTRESSES   Men Who Were With Chicago Girl Confess   Concotion Made Them Delirious anc They Wandered About to Die of Exposure.

ACTRESSES DIED ~— WHTHOUT WIOLENEY   Two Young Women: Found In Chicago Park Took Alcohal to Excess and Died From Exposure, According to. In 6 moncwetl: ow domes:

PARK MYSTERY AY BE CLEARED BY CONFESSIONS   The Chicago Actresses Died From Drink and tg Exposure. ~

DIED FROM EXPOSURE      Women’ Found in Park Were Nol . Murdered.

NO VIOLENCE IN DEATHS OF TWO CHICAGO WOMEN   Confession of Youth: Who Were with  Actresses.

Confessions Clear Up Deaths of 2 Actresses   Lemon Extract and Exposure _ Responsible for Tragedy.

MYSTERY OF GRANT PARK, CHi. CAGO, 1S CLEAKED UP.   CONFESSIONS SECURED FROM TWO MEN, ARRESTED,   Two Other Men Said to Have Knowl. edge of Wild Ride on Saturday Night Are Stiil Being Sought By the Police.

Arrest of Two } Men May  Clear Up Mystery in ten ya   REVELRY IS REVEALED!      Actresses Kicked Glass Out of Taxi; Then. Were _ Abandoned Is Theory.

PARK fiYSTERY © DEATHS SOLVED BY CONFESSIONS   Alcohol And Exposure Now Given As Cause of Two Girls’ Deaths.

DEATH DUE TO BOOZE AND EXPOSURE   Mystery of Death of Chicagc Actresses Cleared By Arrest of Companions.

Two Actresses Found. - Dead In Chicagc   Two Young Men Make Conf¢ssion— Girls Said to. Have Diced From Al cohol] and Mxposure,

CONFESSION OF TWO YOUTHS CLEARS UP GHICAGO MYSTERY   Establish Cause of Deaths of Actresses as Alcohol and Exposure   POLICE SEEK MEN WHO TOOK PART IN EARLIER PARTY   Girls Already Had Liquor When Picked up by Boys

CHICAGO DEATH MYSTERY CLEAR   Girls Died Fro rom Alcohol and Exposure With out Violence

OUT FOR A “TLWES   And Two (his! Are Dead of Alco _ hol and Exposure.

LEMON EXTRACT AND “JOY RIDE CAUSE DF TWO GIRLS DEATAS   POLICE FIND CHICAGO ACTRESSES - WANDERED TO DEATH WHILE UNDER INFLUENCE. OF  INTOXICANTS

LIQUOR CAUSE OI GIRLS’ DEATH   Mystery Surrounding Chicago fases is Cleared Up

‘U.S. CONSIDERS _ MEANS OF GIVING AID TO POLAND   ‘Debates Polish Reques! i to Buy War Ma ‘ terial Here   ‘COLBY IN CONFERENCE   ‘Is Told Poland Would Like Permission to Get Recruits in America for War Service

MINISTER'S PLEAS BEING CONSIDERED  BY CABINET   Says Veterans of War Want to Enlist   French Recognition of Gen. Wrangel Meets Approval

POLAND WISHES T0 SECURE WAR GOODS   Asks Permission to. Buy Materials Erom U. S.   REQUEST IS CONSIDERED   S) te” Department Also Takes Up Problem of Finding Means of Reinvigorating, Fast Ebbjug Strength of Polish State —Right to Recruit in Anrerfen Seucht.

POLAND WOULD BUY . WAR MATERIALS HERE   Also Asks Permission to Recruli Men for Her Army,

TAKE oTEPS. TQ BRAGE POLE CAUSE   WOULD RECRUIT HERE.   PRESIDENT MAY ALLOW POLAND TO ENLIST  SOME YANKEES.

THIS COUNTRY IS ASKED BY POLAND FOR MUNITIONS   Request For Permission To Buy Such Supplies Is Under Careful Consideration   SAY PRESIDENT HAS RIGHT TO SUSPEND THE STATUTE   Minister To Poland, Now Here On Vacation, Will Return To His Post Vt Ones.

EXOERVIGE MEN OFFER TQ FHT TO SAVE POLAND   Polish Minister to United State: Receives Many Offers from Veterans.

ERMISSION RECRUIT SUBJECTS N THIS COUNTRY   VOVED BY NUMEROUS PLEAS FOR HELP, VOSSIBLE STEPS ARE DISCUSSED   GONFERENCES ARE HELD   Officials Ansious to Obtain Authorization of America to Enlist Potes In This Country For War Against Reds

PLEAS OF POLES ARE CONSIDERED   “redits and Right to Rais Army in United States  May Be Granted,

WOULD ENLIST MEN ~IN-UNITED STATES   Poland Asks for Permission te Buy. War Material”

POLISH APPEAL IS UNDER CONSIDERATION   STATE DEPT. WEIGHS LUBIRM.IRSKY’S PLEA TO B WAR SUPPLIES   DISCUSS FRENCH MOVE   Recognition of Wrangel F Is Center of Setereee in W Capitals.

POLAND: WANTS — TO RECRUIT HERE          For » Permissior Poles and Ex-Service Meri Would Like to Join Ranks

PLANG TO HELP POLAND UNDER CONSIDERATION   Prince Lubomirsky, Polish Minister, Sounds the Reiterated Pleas of His War Ridden Coun try.   WANT MEN ANG MATERIAL   Use of President's War Time Powers, Suggested, to Suspend Statute For bidding Raising Army.

DISTRIBUTION. OF.. MAYOR'S CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO        MORE FOOD IS NEEDED:   All Additional Gifts Should Beé: Left at City Hall Not Later That Wednesday.      Four Trucks With Santa Claus and Carol Singers Will Distribute Gifts.

DISTRIBUTION OF.. MAYOR'S CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO  BE MADE THEN.   All Additional Gifts Should Be Left at» City Hali Not Lat- F er That Wednesday.   a  Four Trucks With Santa Claus and Carol Singers Will Distribute Gifts.

DASE OF BUBONIG = CINE PLAGUE DISCOVERED . AT NEW ORLEANS { i X  [

Particulars of How 15 Men Came to Their Death Last Sunday May  Never Be Known.   SUGGESTED ROAD HAD BEEN MINEL   Only Survivor Too Badly Hurt To Tell Story of the Affray.

TRAGIC STORY OF RECRUIT KILL. ING MAY NEVER BE KNOWN   ONLY SURVIVOR UNABLE TO TALK TO OFFICERS   When Giant Liner Docks at South hampton Six Men Are Arrested Suspected of Being Connected With the Sinn Fein Organization

COURT GRANTS IN JUNCTION TO RESTRAIN BOARD OF CONTROL IN EXERCISE OF AUTHORITY

BUARY GON TL ENJOINED BY  MOT AGT GUURT   INJUNCTION AFFECTS ONLY TH SAN ANTONIO ASYLUM; BOARD  CONTINUES WOR,

ORIGIN. OF GEN. WOOD'S MILLION DOLLAR FUND   Chas. H. Duell, of Yonkers, New York, Tells How It Was Started.

EX TRA!   MILLION DOLLAR WOOD FUND IS AGAIN PROBE!   Would Carry Issuc Through Entire Campaign,

NEW VERSION OF WOOD'S BIG FUND iS RELATED   Charlies Jewell Tells Senate Committee About Origin of “$1,000,000 Fund.”

SIE OF CAMPAIGN ‘FUND NO SECRET TOGENERAL WOOD   SENATE COMMITTEE HEARS (dt MERTIN AT WHICH Woob           WILL = CONTINUE PROBES        Theasarer tw     ee Fund in Eas iv PELL DOP" ke Man WilIng to Raise $250,000 For Wood's Campaign

NEW VERSION As TO WOOD FUND URIGIN GIVEN   Yonkers Lawyer Testifie: As to Conferences Held In November, 1919

TELLG OF ORIGIN OF CAMPAIGN FUND   WITNESS SAYS CONFERENCE WAS HELD TO DISCUSS WOOD FINANCE.   Investigating Committee Locates Eastern Manager, Who Will Give Testimony On Friday.

MORE LIGHTS THROWN ON WOOD CAMPAIGN FUND   New York lawyer Tells of Being Present at) Meeting wi hea Ut Was Discu     A. MORELLE WAS TO RE AUTHOR OF MILLION DOLLAR FUND       Present Savestica Will Re Carried Through Entire Campaisn jf Aecessary

GENEAL Wat UN JOG Whe MAKING PLAN   MILLION DOLLAR FUND DISCUSSED IN HIS PRES =NCE   One of Party Tells of! Scheme; Probe To Go On Thru Campaign.

Million ‘Dollar Campaign  Fund for Wood Was PreArranged, Sen. ate Is Told

WILL FORM “ONE BIGUNION” OF  CITIZENS TO PROTECT PUBLIC. AGAINST STRIKE DISCOMFORTS

GUD GAME ASSURED.   Noblesville Here Wednesday Niele \cuinst High School.

WILSON DISTRICT TO G. O. ,   Marding Carries the Home Precinct of , the President at Prince. ton. wo OU

WILSON DISTRICT TO G. O. P.   Harding Carries the Home Precinct o1 the President at Princeton, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL MISSION.   Americans on Tour of Italy Conclude Visit to Genoa.

RESTRICTIONS ON PRICES TO BE CHARGED FOR SUGAR ARE MADE BY ADMENISTRATOR

HOLD DOWN SUGAR PRICE   DEALERS WHO SELL NEW CROL FOR MORE THAN 20 CENTS WILL BE PROSECUTED

MAN IDENTIFIES DEAD THIEF   Chicago's “Silk Mask Burglar’ Once Employed as Detective.

SLAIN THEIF IS IDENTIFIED   Chicago Police Find the “Silk Mask Burglar” fs Former Detective Agency Sicuth. ’

GOVER NOR COX IS NOMINATED = ~ ATFRISCO ON THE 44TH BALLOT  ON TUESDAY MORNING BY TWO ~~ THIRDS MAJORITY VOTE OF 732      At 1:40 A.M. the Result Was Reached When McAdoo’s Voti Had Fallen to 267—-Ohio Man Congratulated—Con“vention Adjourned Until Noon

At 1:40 A. M. the Result Was Reached When McAdoo’s Vott Had Fallen to 267—Ohio Man Congratulated—Con- . : vention Adjourned Until Noon

ROGER SULLIVAN DIES   Chicago Democratic Leader Succumbs to Heart Failure.   Had Been ill for Many Weeks Due to an Attack of Acute Bronchitis. e

ROGER C. SULLIVAN IS DEAD   Democratic Leader in Wlinols fo Twenty. Years Succumbs to * Heart: Failure.

R. C. SULLIVAN IS DEAD   LEADER OF CHICAGO DEMOCRATS DIE AT HOME.   Victim of Heart Failure Superinduced by an Attack of Acute Bronchitis.

BOYS HUNT GOLD; ONE THES  ‘Tunnel Dug Inte Bank of Stream Caves In on Five

ALL-PACKED UP BUT NO PLACE TOGO MOVING DAY IN NEW YORK 1S A FARCE

THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES BONFUSED. BY ENTION ~GRQERS:IN METROPOLIS   Tenants Swatm’ To; Committee’  Office In Effort: To Preven   Rent Increases: - 3

IEW ENGLAND IN NEED OF COAL   Acute Shortage as Result of Freight Tieup During Storm of Last Week   School§ and Industries Closed —Many Hospilals Have Only Few Days! Supply

UCL GHUATADE NVC CLAN CS NGREASING   SCHOOLS AND INDE STHIES SERIOUSLY HANDICAPPED BY LACK OF SOFT COAL,

ps iY Y ry VIGYER 6 PAR?   st. Patrick's Day VParty Giver by the Pleasant hits: Ladies’ Aid   WAS A HUGE SUCCESS   Proante of Kev. Thompson was Scene of Merrimeat Last Night—Much Fus

POLIGE HUNT FOR GEI-AICH QUIGK’ HIDDEN FORTUNES   Federal Auditor Alleges Ponz Has “Barrels of Money Somewhere.”   Frame Plans to Take Every thing the “Money Wizard” Possecses.

Mi ra SEEK  ul i fl ih    ‘Barrels of Money Somewheré: “They Think, Which’ Ponzi  Planted W hile Prosperne—        SAID TO HAVE DRAWN MILLION FROM BANKS   Federal Auditor Says Everything Italian Has Will be Taken From Him.

YOUNG DIAZ TOBE DEPORTED ~ TQ EUROPE   Nephew of Former President of Mexico Will Pay His Own Expenses.

BERMAN CITIZEN AILLED IN GLAGH   Trouble Occurs in Frankfort When Civilians Taunt Officers of French Army.   10 KILLED AND 35 WOUNDED   Riot Follows Report French Had Been Instructed to Evacuate Germany Territory.

\t Frankturt Tanks and Machine Guns Were). Employed to Disperse   Crowds and Restore — Order

French Troops Drive Back Attacking Mob in Frankfort With Bayonets, Machine Gun Fire and Tanks.   COLLISION OF’ PATROLS REPORTED AT COBLEN;   Fighting Between Troops Is Renorted in German City; Crafty Hand of Berlin Government Is Suspected.

SECRETARY MUST BE AGAINGT COVENANT   a. 0. P. LEADERS COME’ TO MUTUAL UNE.  STANDING.   NOX MAKES STATEMENT   ‘Senator Will Re-Introduce League  Pact at First Session of Congress.

CHARGES BY COX MANAGER   Complaint Made That Federal Brtxade la Plugging for McAdoo  and Preventing Cheice.

AGS TION PAYED BAGADE CAUSES NATIONAL SCANDA   McAdoo’s Name Improperh Used to Create a Deadlock, Moore Charges.   CROWD OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES IS BLAMED   Acting for Own Personal Ends and in Defiance of Wishes of Former Secretary of Treasury, According to Cox Managers-—Delegations Packed.

PETER GOLEY AND SINGLE §   Are The Winners of Big Events in the Grand Circuit Races at *. Toleda.’

PETER COLEY WIENS RACE.   Favorite Captures Fert Miami $3.900 Stake for 2:08 Trotters,

MEETING A SUCCESS   TEMPERANCE ‘WOMEN HOLD - AN Ll UNUAL CONVENTION   SILVER MEDAL CONTEST A FEATURE   Election of ‘Officers is ‘Held and Grati“fying »: Reports  of the. “Work Are -, Heard—White Ribbori _Reeruit Ser. “vice for Children: is Held. 1

MEETING A SUCCESS   TEMPERANCE WOMEN HOLD AN. NUAL GCONVENTHON   SILVER MEDAL CONTEST A FEATURE   Election of Officers is Held and Grati. fying Reports of the Work Are Heard—White Ribbon -Recruit Ser. vice for Children is Held,

DEMAND RESUMPTION . _ GF TRAGE WITH RUSSI,   Commerciat Association (o  Sturt Meaidamius Crocecdings if Secure.  tary Lansing Tefuses to Act

IN DIA N ASP HY NEAT Hi “cD.  pried Suake Heads. Did. Not Save Him from the Gas.

INDIAN CHIEF ASPTIYXIATED.   U, M. Sum Kim, of Kiayuse ‘Teibe. Pound Dead hi Chicago Hotel

BLEW CUT THE GA&.   Chief U. M. Sum Kim of Umatilla Indians Dead.

MUTUAL STOCKHOLDERS : RATIFY DIRECTORS’ ACTION   Local Company Will Be Enlarged to Five. Million Dollar Stock Co. Will Enlarge Plant.

STOCKHOLDERS — ENTHUSIASTIC  OVER INCREASE TO $5,000000. CAPITALIZATION a

WEST FRNKFORT NOW CALM AFTER BAD RIOTS   Troops May Gradually Be With drawn Short Time, General Believes.

CHOP DOWN EXPENOE, [d THEN PLEA  Instead of Adding to  Heavy Tax Burden , of Nation  EXCISE OPPOSED  Bc oo Pfescsce oe on en         Instead of Adding to Heavy Tax Burden , oft Nation   EXCISE OPPOSED

URGE TAX REVISION TO SAVE A BILLION   Industrial Board Says Sincere and Vigorous Retrenchment, Needed to Remedy: Evil”

TAX LAW REVISION IS RECOMMENDEL   iNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CON. i FERENCE BOARD ISSUES STATEMENT.   WILL SUBMITT REPORT    5 Repeal of Excess Profits Levy Is  Among Measures That Are “Advocated.

FEDERAL TAX LAW REVISION.   Jartailment of Over a Billion Doel.  lars 2 Year Recommended.

Instead of Adding to Heavy Tax Burden » of Nation   EXCISE OPPOSED  Industrial Conference Committee’s New Tax Plans

BULGARS FIRE ON ADVANCING GREEKS   Greeks May Not Attempt To Enter Turkish Thrace Until Turks Decide On Treaty.

GREEK TROOPS FIREB UPON   Witt Not Enter Turkish ‘fora UndP Dechden Has een Reached  ee, oe

MAY CLOSE COTTON EXCHANGE,   Clerical Error on Agricultural Appropriation Bill ts Cause,

SPLENDID CROP IN N. D.   Outlook Best in Years.—Hoppers Threaten Western Section

TABOR JURY HUNG — AFTER 36 HOURS   FAILS TO AGREE ON A VERDICT  THE ALLEGED MURDER OF SCHOOL TEACHER

TABUR GAGE JURY FAILS TO AGREE   Aged Woman Charged With Killing Daughter Will Be ~ Tried Again.

JURY IN MURDER CASE DISMISSED   FAILS TO AGREE IN TRIAL OF AGED WOMAN ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE,

JURY UNABLE TO AGREE ON ANY VERDICT   Mrs. Sarah . Tabor, 80 Years Old to Face Another Trial On Slaying Charge

DISAGREEMENT IK SARAH TABOR CASE   Jurors Out Thirty-six Hour: and Hopelessly Divided, Eight to Four

D FLAG HOISTED BY oTRIKE RO OVER LTALIAN FACTORIES   ‘More Than 200 Plants Seized  by Metal Workers. Order of Labor Chamber.:   PROTEST OF EMPLOYER FAILS TO STIR PREMIER   Government May Hold Aloof in the Controversy Between Men and Owners.

MILAN EXCITED   Over Possible Decision of Confederation of Labor.

TALIAN WORKERS SEIZE FACTORIES   More Than 200 Works Occupied by Workmen at Noon Friday.

Banners Bearing Bolshevik Emblems Appear on All Sides.   SITUATION IN ITALY OF GRAVE CHARACTER   Employers Say Demands o Employes Spells Ruin to the Country.

TR TROUBLE IN. -TTALY SPREAD  :   ot 3 ef Fg CHAMBER OF LABOR SEEMS TO. “BE THE BIGGEST THING, 7   ITS ORDERS OBEYED.   GOVERMENT MAY INTERVENE . IF MOVEMENT SPREADS   } * . . Thus ‘Far Revolutionary Program Seems to Have Been Carried _ Ou Without Bleed-Shed. . -

Bolshevism Menacing Italy: Workmen Seize More Shops Troops and Socialists Battle   Red Flag. Hoisted ‘Over. 200. Occupied Chemical Plants at Mila arid Intense Excitement Prevails in Big Industrial City; « Peaceful. Settlement of Metal Strike Now: ‘Sought.

HOISTED RED FLAG   atlan Workers Forcibly Took Charge of Factories,   ‘Ah. SPIRIT OF COMPROMISE   fald to bein the Aie-—-Employers ‘Say the Demands are Impossible.

Chemical Works in Milan Are Seized; Red Flag on High   More Than 200 Factories Occupied at Order Issued by Chamber of Labor; Bolshevik Emblems of- Hammer. and Scythe Are Hoisted

MORE ITALIAN PLANTS SEED, ~ DEA ELAE WAVES   Three: Blasts on Siren Signa  for Occupying Chemical  - Works in Milan   BOLSHEVIK EMBLEMS MAKE APPEARANCE   ‘Step Taken to: Protect Metal — Workers-in. Their Confiscated Factories

WHOLE NATION IN THROES OF ANARCHY AND REVOLUIION  BG. Loa 15 OV DUS Run  CAN   ASK LAND DIVISION   Premicr Helplessly Accepts Situation and Will Take Wo Action.

SEIZE 200 FACTORIES   WORKMEN AT MILAN, ITALY, OC: CUPY CHEMICAL WORKS— CONFERENCES ON.

200 CHEMICAL WORKS TAKE)   Measure Was Taken to Guarantee Material to  Metal Workers

MORE THAN 200. PLANTS GEIZED AT GWEN SIGN   Workers Obey Orders of Chamber of Labor in Sympathetic Move Notwithstanding Recent Increase in Wages

Seize I talian ‘Chemical Work:      Milan Greatly, Pcited Over Latest ‘Move’ of ‘Labor ‘Ayainst- Capital.

HEBREW MISSION WORKERS  Will Speak Frem Variewx loca Churches Sunday

GRAND RAPIDS AUTO WRECKS KILL FOUR   SNOW CALSES TWO TERRIBLY ACCIDENTS EN) FURNGTURE  pec   CARS SKID AS ARMINTICE DAY PARADE CELEBRANES RE. TURN HAE

FRENCH LAY OUT AIR TOURS   Four to Six Passengers Carried On Trips Lasting Half a Day.

THAD BODY GIVEN UP BY COAL MINE   Rescuers Continue to Search  for Remains of Six Other Men Who Were Entombed  by Blast at Renton,.

GERMAN LABOR TO HAVE SAY IN BIG. BUSINESS   BILL PASSED BY NATIONAL AS SEMBLY AFTER FIVE DAYS ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE   Gives Workers Voice In Conduct Of Business Though Thev May Net Be Shareholders In It

GERMANS ADOPT RADICAL BILL   ‘EXPLOITATION LAW” PASSES NATIONAL ASSEMBLY—1LA. BOR-CAPITAL CLASHES   AFFECTS ALL INDUSTRIES   Employes Tie Hands of Employer: Through Assumption of Broad Control Powers.   Can Fire Officiale

RADICAL BILL IS PASSED BY BERLIN BODY   Gives Employes Right to Dictate Terms to Emplovers.

[POLICEMEN DENY. a ee “INSULT TO FLAG   Incident Reported by Girf at Trial of Red Atseiiblyrien “Might » Have Happened But" Not: While” Officers Cody and Zanes Were Looking.

BIG BREAKS OCCUR IN COTTON AND PROVISION MARKETS DURING DAY   Spectacular’ Drop in Cotton Prices and all Provisions Go Lower.

FIVE DOLLAR DECLINE TODAY LOWER PRICES AND BETTER CROP CONDITIONS THE  CAUSE.

ah etnhisiinaes  Treaty Not Dead, Only Badl y Wounded, Says Cabinet Member; Wilson To Send lt Back To Senate At The Proner Time

TWO ALTERNATIVES FOR TREATY ARE DISCUSSED   ‘One Would Send It Back to th  Senate and the Other Would  ‘Call New Conference.   SITUATION IS CLEARING UP   Lonyrence Thinks President Wil  Return It to Senate; Quotes . Cabinet Member.

Reassembling- of Peace  Conference Only Alter native, Proposed Resolution of Congress” Not Being Effective _

Chairman Eschbach Believes it Wal Seon be Enough fer Utiities and Homes.   ICLUDE CONTRACT CBAL   Contention of Group of Mim Blow—Prices ‘Apply to Aa.

FUEL RELIEF IN STATE IS NEAR   Emergency in Indiana Will Be Passed in Two Weeks, Is Opinion of Expert.   READY JO USE FORCE

BABY WEEK PLANS   Were Discussed At Nursing Association Meeting Saturday

QUFFRAGE W!Na IN CONNECTICUT   Legislature in Special Sessior Defies Order of Governor Holcomb.

PASS SUF BILL IN CONNECTICUT   MEMBERS DEFY GOVERNOR BY) RATIFICATION OF MEASURE AT SPECIAL SESSION,

CONNECTICUT GWES SEAL OF APPROVAL. “TD WOMAN SIIFFRAGE   Makes State. ‘the Thirty-seventh to Ratify, Despite. Protest - “of Governor.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY Ot CONNECTICUT AATIFLES SUFF RAG!   Special Session Will Be ‘Held Tuesday On  Proclamation.

CONNECTICUT PASSES SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION   In Defiance of Governor Legislature Assures Vote to American Women

ADOPT SUFFRAGE IN CONNECTICUT   Acts in Defiance of Governor, Wh Had Forbidden Action on Sach a Resolution

RATIFY 19TH AMENDMENT      Connecticut General Assembly Acts in Deflance of Governor’s Wish.

RATIFICATION OF QUFFRAGE ADOPTED BY GONNEGTICUT   Action Taken- in Defiance of Governor's Orders; Special Session Is Called, .

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT RATIFIED BY CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE _  DESPITE GOVERNOR’S PROTEST

TEGISLTURE DEFIES GOVERNOR TO ACT   Connecticut Assembly Ratifies the Nineteenth Amendment,

CONNECTICUT. ASSEMBLY ~DEFIES GOV, HOLCOME   Both. Houses: of Legislature Pass Suf  frage Amendment Over His Per “sonal. Protest. a ae

CONNECTICUT IS STH TO RAUF   DEFY GOVERNOR IN PASSING NINETEENTH AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION

DONNEGTICUT NOT WILLING TO WAN   Ask Injunction to Restrair Mine Workers From Further Activities in McDowel and Mercer Counties.

CONNEGIA LEGISLATURE   RATIFIES SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT AT SPECIAL SESSION   GOVERNOR 1S DEFIED   Coming Specia! Sesion To Also Ratify Amendment

CONNECTICUT TO RATIFY IN SPECIAL SESSION   Legislature Passes Favorably Sutfrage, But Gov. Holds Another Session Needed.

Legislature Acts.in Spite of Goyernor's © Disapproval   Special Session on Nex!  Tuesday. te Insure a

Legislature Acts in Spite - of Governor's Disapproval    ‘Special. Session on Nex   Tuesday to Insure: : ee ee

ARK OF ANARCHY NEARS PORT   Transport Buferd Expected to Arrive at Helsingtors today.

HUNONL GOING TO MEESTN        Radikal WIM Be Sem tn Hatin Tans PiGEe Sere es:

ANARCHISTS ARK a EXPEGTED 10 END LONG TRI   Deported Reds Will Be Sent By Train From Helsinafors to Point in Finland Opposite Petroarad.

DEMONSTRATION. BY UNEMPLOYED   Causing Much Excitement in Big City -

UNEMPLOYED IN ~ DEMONSTRATION   Many Wounded in Pa. rade in London Street: Today—Hoisting o! Red Flag Brings Cheer: from Multitude.   PARTICULARS

TRAPPED IN KENTUCKY COA MINE RESCUED   Five Are Dead and One Still Imprisoned.

FIVE DEAD IN _ DEATH TRAP AT FOOT OF MINI   Ten Are Rescued From Suffocation by Fire Near Entranra

ON THE LOOKOUT FOR JACK JOHNSON; I$ REPORTED ORDERED FROM MEXICC

OFFICERS LAYING FOR JOHNSON      Negro Pugilist Virtually Being Kicked Out 4 of Mexico

COCRAL AGENT WATCHING FUh  JAGK JOHNSON   EXPECTED NEGRO PUGILIST WILI TRY TO RE-ENTER THE UNITED STATES.

WATCHING FOR JACK JOHNSON   Said That Mexicans Will Force Black Fighter  to Leave Country

GUARD NEW YORK CITY AGAINST ENTRY THUGS   Special PPolicemen Will Watch Al Avenues of Approach for Suspicious Characters.

NEW YORK TAKES STEPS: TO..STOP. WAVE OF ‘CRIME   ba ace irae  Measure, ©

GANG FEUD FEARED AS RESULT OF MONK EASTMAN MURDER   b.New York Police Exert Themselves in Effort to Establish Identity of Slayer.   FOUR MEN GET MAXIMUM SENTENCES FOR ROBBERY   Placing of Every Railroad, Street Car, Ferry and Highway Entrance Into Big City Under Special Guard Among Measures to Check Crime.

Railroad, Street Car”. Ferry -and Highway ‘Entrances © to City Guarded’? : ~   POLICE STOP, SEARCH: AND QUESTION’ IDLERS   Eastman’s: Death Gives Impetus to Moral Clean Up. of World’s Biggest: City.

NEW MEASURES TAKEN TO HALT CRIME WAY   Special Police Details Are Ordered to Guard All New York Stations

CADERS 10 GUARD ALL ENTRANCES 70 NEW YOR!   Latest Measure To Check City’ Wave Of Crime.

NEW YORK POLICE ON WATCH AT ALL CITY'S ENTRANCE!   Railroads, Street Cars, Ferries and Hallways under Special Guard of Plain Clothes Men.   TRAIN 650 NEW COPS   Police Probe Story Monk East. man Was Killed by Companions in “Whiskey Ring.”

Railroad, Street Car, Ferry and Highway Eatrances to New Yerk te Re Gaarded.

ria:  U. S. DESTROYER STRANDED BY LACK OF WATER   Anchored .in Good Position While Tug Brings Needed Help.

WILL SHCCRED MACPHERSON      Greenwood, Under Foreign Score tary, Will Be Next Chief Seceho Geax Peles

EBERT LEAVES FOR DRESDEN; AEEPS OFFICE   Seat Is Established ir the Capital of Saxony.

EBERT MAY RETALIATE WITH STRIKE   President and Noske Prepar: Order to Workers to Quit Work to Show Disapprov al of New Government.

RERMANY BACK ~ TO MONAREHT   NOT YET KNOWN WHETHER THE OVERTURN AT BERLIN MEANS RESTORATION OF KAISER OR NOT.

GARRISON REVOLTS.    Roumanian Troops Loot the City o Arad. Despatch Saya.

RACE WAR FLAMES IN VIRGINIA   Negro Shcots White Boy and Clash Between Whites and Blacks Js Imminent.

‘DELAY IN THE 1. W. W. TRIAL   [Ninn Session May Re Held to Pince tase in the Hands of  ! janx.

FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT.   Two Killed When Automobile Was Struck by Tratn.

VETS IN POLITICAL ARENAS   One Organization, Meeting at Minneapolis, Appeals to Various Elements,   TO AID HOMERTILDERS

LEAGUE. CAN ACHIEVE NO REAL PROGRESS TILL ALL NATIONS HAVE JOINED. 11 SAYS BRITISH PREMIER

IS HOPEFUL OF SEEING AMERICA ENTER LEAGU   U. S. Membership Essential t Success, Declares Premier Lloyd George

LEAGUE SUCCESS DEPENDS ON ALL NATIONS JOINING   Lloyd George Praises Work Accomplished by Assembly at Geneva.   MUST INCLUDE U.-5.   jNo Disarmament Possible Until Nations Agree in Open Covenant.

LEAGUE NATIONS  INCOMPLETE UNTIL THEUNITED STATES BECOMES. MEMBER   Lloyd, ‘George Does: Not Think ‘Amalgamation of. Civilized, Countries Can   Be ‘Perfected With-  out “America.”

LLOYD GEORGE [i HOPEFUL OF G00!   TELLS LEAGUE DELEGATES OR GANIZATION NEEDS HELP OF UNITED STATES

LEAGUE WILL FAIL UNLESS U.S. JOINS   Lloyd-George Declare: All Nations Must Be Represented.

LEAGUE INCOMPLETE WITHOUT: AMERICA   Lloyd George Says Says It Cannot Make Real. Progress Until All Nae 22, tions Are Represented. ints’

U.S, ESSENTIAL 10 LEAGUE'S: SUCCESS SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   PRIME: MINISTER GIVES LUNCHEON FOR BRITISH DELEGATES FROM GENEVA.   Disarmament Necessary. bu Impossible Unless All Natiaans Acree. -. y

All Nations Must Be in League Before Such Action Can Be Taken He Insists   .cague Can Never Be Complete Until United States is Member He Tells High Officials

Representation of All Nations Necessary io Progress,  . Ha.Terlarac   HOPEFUL ..OF° ENTRY   Assembly Woutid Have - Averted World War in 4914 Premier Believes.

LEAGUE 88 WAR: LLGYD GeEORee   Asszrts There Can Be No Peas Cat ihe UL SS Joins.

LEAGUE CANNOT BE SUCCESSHUL — WOHOUELS   Lioyd George Speaks Desire In Talk To Delegates To the Assenibly i   WANTS LEAGUE WORLD-WIDE   Disarmament Cannot Be Accom  plished Unless Af the ~ Nations Agree.

LEAGUE NEEDS U. S. SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   All Nations Must Be Represent ed To Achieve Real Progress, Declares’ Prime Minister.

NO SUCCESS OF LEAGUE WITHOUT ALL WATIONS WW   Lloyd George Says Other wise Disarmament Would Not Be Safe.

LLOYD GEORGE SAYS. AMERICA IS ESSENTIAL T0 LEAGUE'S WORK      All Natioas Needed; No Peace Till World Marches Together ta

UEDAGE WANTS ALL NATHONS IN LEAGUE   Will Never Achieve Real Progress Until Then He Says.

Partivipation of America Essentigl, Declares Premier to Dominion League Delegates   SAYS HATIONS MUST DISARM BEFORE PEACE IS POSSIBLE   But ue Nation Can Take the Risk Till all are Included

LEAGUE MUST HAVE SUPPORT OF ALLNATIONS   Lloyd George is Hopeful That the United States Will Be a Member.

LLOYD GEORGE WANTS 15.  ATION LENGE   Can Be No Real Peace: Until Armament Ceases,.He Tells Delegates

‘AMERICA NEEDED IN LEAGUE SAYS. PREMIEE   Loyd” ‘Gédrge “Asserts  ‘Progress . Will Not Be Achieved Until All Nations. Are In. -

LOYD ct  SOUNDS NEED UF AMERICA IW LEAGUT   Declares Assembly Cannot Function Properly With U. S. Eliminated   WANTS ARMAMENT COMPETITION TO STOP   \ll Nations Must React Common Agreement, Savs Premier

“UNTIL AMERICA ~ TURNS MEMBER   Englishman. Says Geneva _ eeembly Could’ Have      NO: ‘PEACE. UNTIL. ARMAMENTS. CEASE

U.S. McMBERSHIP ESSENTIAL TO LEAGUE   Lloyd George Says all Nations Must be Represented—Hopeful as to : America

PREMIER DECLARES LEAGUE NEEDS U.S   REAL PROGRESS NEVER WILL BE ACHIEVED UNTIL ALL NATIONS JOIN, HE SAYS.

'U.S.TREASURER HUSTON ‘OPPOSES BONUS BILI   Wars That Within 3 Years 88,000, VOU,000 000 Liberly Loan Notes  aod Suvings SGunps Fall Due.

PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO VETO SOLDIER AID BILL   Condition of Treasury Will Not Permit Huge Expenditures, It is Pointed Out.

OPPOSED TO BONUS.   Democrats Indicate They WIll Oppose Soldiers’? Relief Measure.

BONUS DEALT  Blo JOLT Ih LETTER BY HOUSTON   Treasury Head Is Against Any Aid Measure, ‘How ever Financed’

HSIN OPPOSES _ SOLDIER BONUS            ‘of’ Treasury” ” Opposed t . Legislation in'Any. Form at __ ‘This . Time

HOUSTON OPPOSES SOLDIER'S BONUS BILL OF ANY KIND  SFCRETARY WRITES CHAIRWAN FORDNEY THE TREASURY IS UNABLE TO STAND TH EXPENSE  BELIEVED PRESIDENT WILSO\ WILE VETO ANY BONES BILL PELAPSEE AL PRP LET HY

SOLDIER BONUS SOPPOSEDBY ~ SECY. HOUSTON   Secretary.” of Treasury  Advises Against Soldier Bonus Law, However Financed.

RETALIATE AGAINST CANADA.   Rep. Dyer Wants Embargo on Coal For Embargo on Paper.

TO RETALIATE AGAINST CANADA’S EMBARGO   INTRODUCE RESOLUTION TO CUT OFF COAL FROM 0OMINION

RETALIATION DYER’S PLAN   BILL WOULD PROHIBIT THE SHIPPING OF FUEL INTO CANADA.

PARDON FOR PROF. HAESSLER   President Frees Mllwaukeean Impris. oned as War Objector.

OBJECTOR PARDONED   President Wilson Shows Leniency to Another Slacker,

AND IT HAPPENED uP IN MINNESOT!   THREE NEGROES ATTACKED A YOUNG WHITE GInt   TAREE NEGROES LYNCHET   Lynchers Met in Police Station Held Mock Trial, Convicted Three and Hanged Them at Once.

AND IT HAPPENED UP IN WINKESOTA   THREE NEGROES ATTACKED A YOUNG WHITE GIRL   THREE NEGROES LYNRHEN   Lynchers Met in Polico Station Held Mock Vrial, Convicted Three and WE a reyt Whom nt Onee,

LEAG EL? TIONS ag sSSEMELY WORK “1S SPEEDING UF   Plenary Session Hears Report What League Has Done.

ARGENTINIAN WANTS U.S. IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Head of Delegation From Thal Nation Made Speech at * “Assembly.”

PLENARY oESa'ON OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Work of Meeting Begin: Speeding Up.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY IS WAITING FOR AMERICF   Work is Speeded up as all Eyes Are on United States

League of Nations Assembly Will Let Matter Stand . for the Praesent.   EXPECT MUCH ACTION      Work at Geneva Speeds Up With Appointment of Committees.

LEAGUE CANNOT EXIST WITHOUT UNITED STATES   Argentine Delegate ir First Speech of Session Today.

LEAGUE BEGINS CPEETING IF   PLENARY SESSION HELD TO CONSIDER THE REPORT FROM THE COUNCIL

U.S. 10 BE IN LEAGUE   South American Member Gives Speech in Which He Say: This Country Needed

Argentina Representative Says Formula Must Be Devised to Allow Administration:. to Seek Membership; Lord Robert Cecil Says League of Nations Is Not Dead   WILSON FORWARDS GREETINGS

WORK OF THE LEAGUE MEET SPEEDING UE   Committees Get Down to Work and Organize at Geneva.

Argentine Delegate... to Leagu Assembly Urges Complete Membership. ~   WILSON SENDS “A” MESSAGE   Expresses ‘Belief Work of Body “Will Be of: Teamense Value to the Werld.

League Reviews Its Actititie:      Assembly Considers Report — ol Wark’ Already Yone—Wilson Congratulates tlymnus,

HALIFY PAG UNDER MILL  PLAN oAYD HOOVER   Keep Treaty Out of Cam paign, Raise Teachers’ Pay, Is Admonition

MILD RESERVATIONS ARE ADVOCATED BY HOOVER   Former Food Administrator Warn: _ Against Judgment of “Police Court Minds.”

WORLD IN MISERY WHILEU.S, TALKS, HOOVER ‘ASSERTS   RATIFICATION OF TREATY WITH MILD RESERVATIONS Is URGED BY ~ FORMER FOOD DICTATOR   PEACE TREATY DEFECTIVE   Even- Treaty Signatories Belicve Changes are Necessary, Hoover Declares—Wants Pact. Kept Out of Coming Cam.  paign

‘HOOVER URGES PROMPT TREATY RATIFICATION   I spes aking at Johu Hopkins Universicg Fuvd Dicecter Urges Accepumce on Miid Rexervatian Rais.

HOOVER GALLS FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION ON PEACE TREATY   Thinks ‘Lesser Reservation. ists’ Should Accept Offer Of Mild Group In Senate   OPPOSED AS VOTE ISSUE   Poliey Under League Must Still Be Worked Out, EyxFood Administrator Says

HOOVER APPEALS FOR RATIFICATION WITH - ‘MILD RESERVATIONS   Former Food Administrator Warns Against Judgment of ‘Police Court Minds’ in Decision

HSOVER CALLS FOR TEATY RATIFICATION   BASIS OF MILD RESERVATIONIS' PROPOSALS IS URGED.   Speaking at Johns Hopkins, He Warns Against the Judgment of Police Court Minds” On Important Matters.

HOOVER FAVORS RESERVATIONS   Calls Upon Senate Factions to Get Together and Ratify on Basis  of ‘‘Mila’’ Proposals, 

AOOVER oTANDS  IN FAVOR MILD AESERVATIONG   in Speech at Baltimore Probable Candidate Makes ~ Known Position on League   WOULD NOT MAKE ISSUE OF LEAGUE IN CAMPAIGN   WHOLE ECONOMIC PEACE OF EUROPE DECLARED TO BE WAITING ON RATIFICATION BY UNITED STATES.

HSOVER CALLS FOR TREATY RATIFICATION   i BASIS OF MILD RESERVATIONIST PROPOSALS IS URGED.

HOOVER FOR TREATY ON _ BASIS OF PROPOSALS BY “) MILD- RESERVATIONISTS

EXPEL THREE AGAIN   TWO OTHER NEW YORK SOCIALISTS RESIGN YESTERDAY.   Stormy Scene tn Assembly After Debates ‘Lasting All Day.

EORGE BURBA DIES SUBDENLY EARLY FRIDAY   Widely Known Newsparer Man and Former Secretary to Gov. — ernor Cox Called Suddenly

CEORGE F. BURBA DIES SUDDENLY: > WELL YESTERDA   Cox’s Former Editor Com plains of Pain, Expires Shortly.

GEORCE F. BURBI DIES SUDDENLY   Editor and Cox’s Former Secre tary Expires at Columbus

BERGER HEARING FAIR   Chairman Dallinger Defends Committee’s Action.

RAID BRITISH BUILDINGS   Fire and Ruin Left in Wake of Frenzied Irishmen.

IRISH BURN UP ENEMY PROPERTY   Attack and Destroy British Govern ment Buildings in Many Parts of Island.

New Reign Of Terror Lights IErin’s Skies   Sinn Feinees Carry Out Threats by Applying Torch to Government Buildings in Many Sections of Ireland Last Night

DAMAGE BY SINN  FEINERS WILL RUN ~~ INTO THOUSANDS   Threaten to Burn or Raze Every  Government Building in freland.. .

Highlanders Are Sent to Ireland; Mobs Use Torch   Attacks By Raidere Reportec In South and West; Barracks Burned

Public Buildings Were Burned In Ireland   Sinn Feiners Broke Loose Tuesday Night and in Spite of Thousands of Troops Applied the Torch.

ARMY ORDERED TOQUELLRIOT INTRELAND   MANY BUILDINGS ARE DE. STROYED BY THE ATTACK

‘OQUTLAW TRAINMER IN COURT   Claim aun Isterest in the Ten Willion Dollar Treet Fund.

MAY TAKE OFFICIAL COUNT TO DETERMINE THE WINNER   The Race for Republican Nomina‘» tion for State Treasurer nce,

STATE TREASURER IN DOUBT   Leads of Curtis, Allen, Hopkins ana Teavic Inereasc.

STATE TREASURER STILL IS IN DOUBT   Need Latest Return to Determine Republican Nomination: It's Thomvson or Evans

NEGRO MOB VICTIM {5 IDENTIFIED AS FORMER GONWGT IN THIS oTATE   WHITE LAD SERIOUSLY IMPLI. CATED IN CRIME FOR WHICH  NEGRO WAS LYNCHED.

NOALO COURT PLAN WITH BIG LEAGUE 15 IDEA OF HARDING   CEHINKS EUROPE WOULD ACCEPT HIS PEACE NOTIONS, 7   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE PRESENTS INANE PLEA FOR WORLD PEACE—PEDDLES AMUSING NONSENSE ABOUT THE SENTIMENT IN EUROPE NOW.

EUROPE HULDING WILSON GUILTY BY TREATY FAILURE   Former Ambassador, Back From Abroad, Tells Harding Republican Position Is Fully Understood

HARDING GIVES OUT WORLD PEACE PLAN   Republican Candidate Outlimes Views On Prevention Of Further Wars.

EUROPE FAVORS GOP, IS CLAN   IS TOLD FOREIGN STATESMEN WELCOME HARDING'S PEACE PLAN

MVRON 7. RERRIGK GIVES A REPORT ON FURCPE 10 HARDING   ‘Former French Ambassador Summarizes European Statesmen.

EUROPE FAVORS: HARDING'S PLAN   For Peace Settlement Mr. Herrick Reports   WORLD’S COURT PLAN   Also Will have Larger Place in Party’s Program as Fin dress to School Teachers

HARDING GETS EUROPE’S VIEW ON PEACE PLAN   VW. T. Herrick Is Calley On the Nomince’s Front Porch.

SHAPING DETAILS OF PEACE PLAN   Harding Receives the Qn'nions of European Staigcmen.   PRESENTED BY MYRUs HcRRIGK

EUROPE’S LEADERS  FAVOR G. O. P. WIN   Myron T. Herrick Brings This Message Back From Statesmen Overseas: Nominee Harding  ‘aanases League With Sen. Sutherland. 

HEAEK GERFERS HATH BASDING   Gives ihe Senator Op nions o Europesn Sia-esmen.   WORLD COUST PLAN TRE THEME

HARDING GIVEN DOPE ON EUROPE   Former Ambassador to Con: fer with Senator Regarding Oid World   DISCUSS FOREIGN POLICY   Nominee Agree Nation Mus Not Hold Aloof; Anxious to Preserve Peace

Former French Aishassado:  Presents Opinions. of Old , Werld Statesmen. iy.

LUROPE WOULD HAVE AGREED 10 SENATE TERM!   Former Ambassador Herrick Tells Senator Harding President Has Been Discredited.   READY TO ACQUIESCE IN TREATY RESERVATIONS   Republican Nominee Promises Teachers He Will Use His Influence to Secure Higher Standards in the Schools and Better Pay.

SAYS EUROPE WANTS REPUBLICAN VICTOR}   Allies Approve International Cour Plan—Aims Attack at Pres. Wilson.

EUROPE HOPES HARDING WINS   ‘Would Welcome Peace Settlement i Promised by Republicam Can.  didate, Ex-Ambassador Says   WILSON DISCREDITED   ‘All Europe Knows He Is Responsible for Peace Failure, Herrick  Says in Statement

HOPEFUL HARDING WILL WIEN.   EFoarepean Statesmen Beliewe ft Will  Being Peace.

PEACE ISSUE CONSIDERED.   He-rick Tells Harding European Statesmen Want Return of Republican Party.

MAY PLAY A DOUBLE HEADER NEXT FRIDA}   HIGH SCHOOL AND HASKELI HAVE CONFLICTING DATES   Plan to Stage Beth Games McCook Field if Woodward Gives His Cunsent

MAY PLAY A DOUBLE *HEADER NEXT FRIDAY      HIGH SCHOOL AND HASKELL HAVE CONFLICTING DATES      Plan to Stage Teth Games McCook Field ‘if, Woodward  PREG bee ree e.Mamaneoner sf

AGITATING CENERAL STRIKE   independent Socialists of Berlin  Proemotinege Movement.

PROSPERITY IS. FALSE, WARNING  - OF \VANDERLIF      New York Banker Say: ‘Three Fundamentals Are CHI Larking " .

U.S. IN AN ERA OF FALSE PROSPERITY   Vanderlip Says Three Essentials: for  Sound Business Ave Now  Backing’,

PROSPERITY 1a ARTIFICIAL IN COUNTRY, fs COTHAM BANKEE   Vanderlip Declares That the Present Prosperous Condition of U. S, Is False As Well As Dangerous,   STRUCTURE BUILT ON UNSAFE FOUNDATION   Unrestrained Extravagance ls Our National Keynote: Our Productivity Lower Than It Has Ever Been,

AN ERA OF FALSE U.$, PROSPERIT)   There are Thros Things Upon Which Real Prosperity Must Be Based

FALSE PROSPERITY EAA NOW PRESENT SPEAKER DECLARES   CHIEE REASON IS GOVERNMENT TAVARES PRANK 4. USS bE ie Aeris   SONDITION 1S OANGEROUS   Productivity Lower Than Freer Be foxes Despite Noreemploy ment —Intlation of Carpeties Niko Hamed

MAL VANDERLIP GHARGES BLAME TO INFLATION   FINANCIER SAYS AMERICA IS ENTERING ERA FALSE PROSPERITY   Chief Reason For Lack of Capita: For New Enterprises He Charges To High Taxes

PROSPERITY I FALSE, FINANCE EXPERT ASSERTS   Vanderlip Says Wages Have Not Kept Pace With  Living Costs.

DANGER AHEAD SAYS VANDERLITP   False Paradise of Prosperity May Bring Ruin Later

NATION ENTERS ERA OF FALSE PROSPERIT   VANDERLIP SAYS COUNTRY VIC LATING PRINCIPLES CF SOUND BUSINESS   LABOR EFFICIENCY IS LOW   Realizing Only 60 Per Cent of Pro. ductivity, Business Leaders Say—Currency Inflation

DOLLAR IS BIG IN GERMANY   Will Buy 333 Steins of Regular Pre. war Beer and Is Worth 4,000 Pfennigs.

3 LOOKS BIG IN GERMANY   Yankee “Smack” Will Buy 333 Regular Steing oan Rhine

Money Needed to Pay Increased Salaries and Other Expenses Will be Raised by Mill Tax and Surtax, If Measure Becomes Law.   HOSPITAL BILL IS PASSED; NO EXTRA TAX TO BE LEVIED

RAISE TAKES TO HELP TEACHERS   Wisconsin _ State Legislature Makes Better Provisions for Schoolma’am.    TENANCIES ARE EXTENDED

STATE HOSPITAL BILL 1S PASSED; TO RE AT MANISON   SURPLUS SOLDIER BONUS TO BE USED TO FIN-. ANCE INSTITUTION.    13 PART OF U. W      Four-Year Medical Course at   University to Follow. : Tater.

NEAR RACE RIOT IS QUELLED IN BIRMINGHAM   Negro Brushes Against Whit Woman on Streets and Trou: ble Breaks — Two in Hos.  pital.

RAGE TROUBLE IN BIRMINGHAM OVER   Negro Shot and White Man Stabbed In Small Race Riot.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE COME TO AGREEMENT   Note from London Dissipates Coolness over the German Reparations Question. 

BnLTISA AUIE HIVES VIEW ON REPARATION\   Premier Lelgues to Meet Ambassedor Tonight Over Agreement   DIFFERENCES OF NATIONS SETTLED   Conference of Allies With Germany at Brussels Is Approved

NEW AGREEMENT ' ON GERMANY   {wo Nations About to Solve Rep. arations Problem   AGENTS MEET AGAIN TONIGHT

ANGLO-FRENCH ENTESNTE.   Agrecnient Has Been Reached or Point Threatening Trouble.

TENSE SITUATION VER INDEMNITIES 'S EASED BY NOTE   Paris Consents To Brus sels Conference And Geneva Meet.

POWERS AGREED ON REPARATIONS COOLKESS ENDS   Understanding Terminates Misunderstanding Between Nations.

BRITAIN AND _ FRANCE COME  JO AGREEMENT   Note from London Dissi_ pates Coolness over the  German __ Reparations - Question.

SITUATION 1S EASIER   Long Period of Il Feeling Between French and British Ends—Unite On Indemnities.

MANY NEW CASES. ARE FILED IN THE SUPERIOK Gui T   Gist of Comnlarte ond Petitions as Taken from. Clerk’s Files

“SUPERIOR ii   Gist of Complants” and Petitions as. Taken from, Clerk’s Files -

SON'S DRAPERY SECTION: SHOVE Y FES, aA) AIDS AT QUBLIN           Two Soldiers Are Killed and Three Wounded When Caught in Ambush in Vicinity of Fermoy.   CLUB ROOMS OF THE SINN FEIN AT TIPPERARY ARE BURNED OUT

FOAM DIVISIONS OF ABORIGINALS   Plan to Recruit Indians For Army Service   -rovides for Formation of One or More Full Divisions as Part of Army Reorganization—Many Instances of, Exploits of Personal Heroism are Given to Committee

17,000 INDIAN TROOPS . SERVED IN U.S, FORCES   “" a Ok  Proposal Now Is Made to Form Fuft  Division of Americar indians. in Army Reorganization Bilt,

BIG BASEBALL SCANDAL BROUGHT 10 LIGHT IN INVESTIGATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST CLUBS

PACIFIC COAST BASE BALL LEAGUE UPoE   The Charges of Gambling And Bribery Are Under Way and Many Players Are Being Suspected Says Re norte Tadarv.

Establishment ‘of National: Wages Board Ex“pected To’ Effect: Permanent’ Scale;. ‘Two: = Advance Is Only Temporary Measres: Conferences Held. For Several Days ©

British Coal Miners Get W age Raise   SOVERNMENTS OFFER TC BE PUT TO VOTE OF MEN.

ENGLISHCOAL = STRIKE SETTLED   Government Offers Terms Which Will Be Submitted to Men. i‘ “  in   TO VOTE FINAL DECISION   Terms Recommends Advance in Wages. Men Agree to Increase Out put of Coal. “thie te 2

REAGH AGREEMENT ON MINER STRIKE   BRITISH MINERS AND GOV.ERNMENT COME TO AMICABLE SETTLEMENT   Questions Involved in Settlemen to Be Submitted With Recommendation That They Be Accepted.

MINERS VOTE  IO CUUPERATE  IO INGREASE EUEL OU iPL   Government Plan Will Be Adopted as Temporary Measure   2000 MINE WORKERS ©» OUT IN COLORADO   Nebraskan Farmers Are tc Burn Corn Instead of Soft Coal

BALLOT OF MINERS EXPECTED ON TERMS   These Provide Increase o! Two Shillings Daily

TERMS WILL BE VOTED ON BY STRIKERS:   Agreement Contingent on Result of Ballot, is Decision   WAGES ARE ADVANCED   Mine Leaders Favor Terms Un til Wages Board is Established

COAL STRIKE IN BRITAIN IS SETTLED   Settlement of Labor Battle !s Contingent on Ballot of Miners.   BILL ANSWER TO PLOTTERS   Emergency Powers Given by Commons Not Due to Coal Strike, but Are to Curb Peopie Bent on Destruction.

MINERS’ EXECUTIVE ~ BODY 1S SATISE   Recommends Acceptance of i) By. ar as oracle Moasure.   HOLD UNTIL NATIONAL WAGE BOARD UABSE   Annonncement Mandy Dyday Member of Miners’ = ecutive. Body... :   OUTPUT TO BE INCRBA:      Diggers Pledge Themselves t6 Operate to the Fullest .:. ee

British Strike Settled: Vote Of Men Callec      Terms of Wage Will Be Pu Up to Miners: Rail Strike Is Averted.

TERMS OFFERED. BY GOVERNMENT T0:BE ~ VOTED ON BY MEN   Adoption of Terms Urged by Miners’ Executives as Temporary Settlement   GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL WAGE COMMISSIOR   Two Shilling Per Shift Raise is Awarded Workers

SETTLEMENT 10. BE CONTINGENT ON MINER VOTE   Terms of Government Will be Submitted to Men.   FAVOR ADOPTION °%   Commitee Trees Acecptance as Temeporary Measnre Until National i Wage Board Is Formed, q

Leaders Accept  Terms, But Settlement is Contingent on Ballots of the  Mingare

MINERS WIN DEMAND  FOR 2 SHILLINGS  ADVANCE PER SHIFT   Agreement Is Contingent on Approval of Unions That Are Now to Vote on it   Leaders of Colliers Believe Settlement Will Be Given Suoport of Workers

MINERS TO TAKE BALLOI   Two Shilling Advance Per Shift For Persons Over 18.   YOUNGER WORKERS ALSO INCREASED   Employes Pledge Themselves to Obtain Increased Output.

HIG BRT TSH MINE OTAIKE SETTLED   Premier and Labor Chiefs Reach an Agreement.   MUST BE 0. K."D BY THE MEN   New Power Bill is Answer to Plotters Against the Government and Not Due to Coal Dispute, It Is Reported.

SETTLEMENT IS REACHED TODAY IN COAL STRIKE   ENGLAND'S COA COAL MINERS WILL BALLOT ON AGREE. MENTS RECOMMENDED FOR ohemlceeilond BY LEADERS,

he Coal Strike In: England Settlec   The Miners Must Yet, However, Vote on ‘the Terms of Agreement Ronahral , .  \

OFFICERS OF “MINERS, COV "INACREEMENT   IS CONTINGENT, HOWEVER, UP .ON SUBMISSION TO VOTE * OF THE MINERS

VICTORY FOR BOTH PARTIES   Miners Get Increased Pay But Guarantee Greater Production.   MINERS TO VOTE ' ON SETTL   Executive Board of Uniog Recommends That Men — Accept Terms,

SETTLEMENT IS REACHED TODAY   But Final Decision Rests Witt The Miners Themselves. Bal. lot Will Be Taken.

Great Industrial Dispute {: Settled This Afternoon But Miners Still Will Take  Vata.   NEGOTIATIONS WERE NEAR BREAKDOWN   Miners Had Asked That Wage Scale Be Based on the Rise and Fall of Coal on the Market.

BRITISH STRIKE IS NOW ENDEL   Miners To Resume Work Pending the Final Settlement.

STRIKE BRITISH COAL MINERS IS SETTLED TODAY   Settlement Is Contingent However, on Ballot of the Miners

Workmen Ballot On Government’s ' Offer on Wages   Walk-Out Is Settled but Is Contingent on Vote of Laborers; Leaders Recommend Adonticn of Terms As Fempor-

BRITISH COAL STRIKE SETTLED   Settlement of Labor Battle ts '.. Contingent on Ballot of Miners.   BILL ANSWER 1G PLOTTERS   Emergency Powers Given by Commons Not Due to Coal Strike, but Are ta Curb Peopie Bent on Destruction.

Settlement, However, Is Contingent   Settlement, However, 1s Contingent Upon the Ballot of the Minare

JOCDOOISM PRACTICED IN HAITI TO EXTENT OF MAKING. ~ AUMANS AS THE SACRIFICE’

OOOO ONOM Io PRACTICED BY BATT NATIVES   Rear Admiral Knapp Finds Conditions of Earbarism Prevalent on stand   95 PER CENT ARE DISCIPLES OF CUL7   ABUSES BY JUNIOR OFFICER: AND ENLISTED MEN CAUSE] CHARGES OF INDISCRIMI NATE. KILLINGS.

RST BATTLE QVER DELEGATES” CLEAN-GUT VICTORY FOR msi   PALMER DELEGATES RECOGNIZED IN GEORGIA CONTEST 7,

WAST BATTLE OVER DELEGATES. GLEAN-GUT VICTORY FOR WILSON   PALMER DELEGATES RECOGNIZED IN GEORGIA CONTEST a

NORBECK PLEAS FOR VETS’ BONUS; HOME BUILDING   Length of Special Session Will Depend Wholly on Business Ahead   HOUSING PUZZLE IS UP   STATE INSTITUTIONS MUST CLOSE _ UNLESS BUDGET IS INCREASED SAYS.

NORBECK PLEAS FOR VETS’ BONUS HOME BUILDING   Length of Special Session Wil Depend Wholly on BusiAhead   HOUSING PUZZLE IS UP    STATE INSTITUTIONS MUST: CLOSE UNLESS “BUDGET IS. INCREAS-

GOAST “BLUEBEARD TO DODGE OEATH   Huirt May Go Up for Life After Confessing.,   ADMITS SLAYING TWO WIVES   Declares to Police That He Killed Couple With Sledgehammer—Gives Names of Victims—Probably Married Twenty-Five.

“BLUEBEARD” SLEW 2 WIVES   james R.. Huirt Confesses He ~s--Murdered Two and: Possi. sibly Others.   WEDDED WOMEN FOR MONEY   Tells Police He Killed Couple With Sledge. Hammer and Others Fell From Boats and Were “Drowned.

HUNGARY } Y NEARING HY, HY. BELIEF   —_ 8 INTERPRET PLANS OF NATION AS FAVORING RETURN OF OLD : =a  Omer:

HUNGARY MAY €0 10 MONARGHIAL FORM   For This Reason Activity of Monarchists In Austria Is Being. Closely Watched. °

{€O WEESTABIISH MONARCITY¢   ‘Hungarian ‘Election Prabehly Will + Restere Olt Government

Hungarians May Adont Moarnarch:  om Av ANFAAUAR VAAY   Growing Belief That Approaching Hungarian Election With Result in Return to Monarchial Government.

FORMER t. <MAN ARRESTED IN KAN! pePEARL-LETP      ALLEGED: VICTIM *

Mh fh J HEGE CHARGED WI ~— SFRIQUS GRIME   FORMER LOCAL MAN ARRESTED “IN. KANSAS—PEARL. “LETT ~ ALLEGED VICTIM.

Sheboygan Girl _ Awakens: Clintonville Boy Has Beer On 10 Dav Sleep:

HUBBY FOR MERE WEEK-END, IDEA   Jane Burr Likes Men, But Can Not Stand Them Around the House.

FRICTION © CROPS OUT   Plan To Lad Will H. Hayes In U. S.Senate And New In ~~ Cabinet Failed.

The Senator Is A Tried Member Of The Senate Oligarchcy— >. No Swapping Horses In  Mid-stream.   HAYS HAD EYE TO JOB

ROBINSON AND NOT HAYS WOULD GET HARRY NEW’S JOB   So Senator New Gives Up Cabinet Hope and Will Stick With Senatorship.

WEOT VIRGINA DAY AT "FRONT PORCH   3 Delegations From That State Visit Harding.

SUFFRAGE LOSES IN LOUISIANA SENATE   HOPE STILL SEEN AS A SIMILAR RESOLUTION IS PENDING IN THE HOUSE

QUISIANA SENATE AFFEATS SUFFRAGE   Ac TION PORS NOP MEAN PIGHE ENTIRELY LOSst As MEASURE Is BEFORE HOUSE.

HANG: SUFFRAGE ON NAIL   Louisiana Senate Postpones Action. House Resolution Pending.

SECTION CLOSELY GUARDED   Mayor Hylan Calls Board of Esti. mate to Consider Offering $10,000 Reward.

FOREST FIRES DESTROY MUCH PROPERTY   Hardwood Timber Threatened and Several Camps and Win.  ter Supplies Go up in Smoke.

Public Service Commission to Fix Valuation of the Jersey Shore Water Works.

JAP IMMIGRATION IS TO BE BARRED   California Democrats and G. 0 P. Favor Stringent Laws.   Democratic Platform Indorses League of Nations and indorses Billi to Ex. clude Orientals From U. 8.

WOULD PUT BAN UPON ORIENTAL   Both Parties in Californie Take Stands.   OPPOSE PICTURE BRIDES   Republicans and Democrats Resolute Against Citizenship. For Asiatics, Wherever Born.

IMMIGRATION IN CALIFORNIA HAS POLITIC’S EARS   Jap Premier Hopes for Settlement ‘“‘Because of Friendship”

RESOLUTIONS BOTH PARTIES HIT JAPANESE   Declarations of Californians Firm In Policies Over Jap Question.

BAR JAP IMMIGRATION   California Demcsrats and G. 0. P. Favor Stringent Laws.   Demctcratic Plaiform Indorsed League of Nations and Inderses Bill to Ex. clude Orientals From U., S.

HEY ARE UNIT AGAINST JAF   Both Republican and Demo cratic Conventions in California Condemn Japanese.

PUTS BAN ON JAPS   CALIFORNIA _ DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS GO ON RECORD.   Resolutions Looking Toward More StringefAt. Restrictions on immi- gration of Orientals Adopted.

TRY INSTITE OCCURS NOVEMBER 27   \W RAISERS OF MESILLA y WILL CONFER ON wfERS OF INTEREST

HINES IN  AGREEMENT   With Brotherhood of. R. R. Clerks, Freight Handlez: ‘and Express and Statior -Emploves.

HINES SIGNS AN _ AGREEMENT WITH _BROTHERHOODS   Clerks, F reight, Handlers and Station-Employes Get a New Working Agreement With Govt.   RETROACTIVE TO JAN. 1   _Will_Continue_in..Foce.-During--the Potiad of Federal Control of Tho Railroads It is Announ- _ ced By Rail Head”

HINES MAKES RULES WITH RAILWAY MEN  Rin donewmt Aasmnanamon’t ic   National Agreement is Signed With All Branches

HINES SIGNS  Aan ET WITH TINIAN   RETROACTIVE TO JANUARY 1]   National Agreement Reached After Many Months.

HINES INCREASES PAY OF CLERKS   Signs National Agreement Coverning Rules and Working Conditions For Certain Rail Employes.

Railway Clerks Benefit Through New Wage Ruling    Director Hines Signs Agreement With Brotherhood Heads, Re troactive to January 1.

NEW CONTRACT PROVIDES MORE MONEY FORMER      Freight Harmedilers, Ex« press and Station Em ployes Incluxded in Act Signed by Eines.   IS IN EFFE-CT NOW

HINES NAMES NEW SCHEDULE ROR R. Ri MEN   National Agreement Signed Retroactive to Jan. LSays: - Announeement > "~*

DIRECTOR GENERA RAILROAD HINES   Signs Agreement With Railroad Shonomen to Give Certain Classes of Them   EXTRA FOR OVER TIME

SIGNED BY HINES   BROTHERHOODS GET AN EIGHT HOUR DAY AND TIME AND HALF   CONTINUES THROUGH PERIOD OF FEDERAL CONTROL   Agreement With Rail Men Is Mad Retroactive to January 1, Working Conditions Are Bettered Under Contract

SIGNS WAGE CONTRAC}   RAIL WORKERS’ NEW AGREE. MENT APPROVED BY HINES,  Pe eee ee ee ee ee   Station Men, Clerks, Freight Handlers and Other Employees Win Improved Conditions

DIRECTOR GEN. HINES SIGNS: AGREEMENT   Retroactive January. 1st and Will Continue In Force During Period ef Federal Control.

RAIL BELL SIGNED      Director Genera! Hines Approves  Workers’ !!cw Contract.   Clerks, Freight Hanciers, Station Men and Others Win Improved Conditions.

OVERTIME FOR RAILROAD MEK   CLERKS, STATION . MEN, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS HANDLERS INCLUDED,   Director General Hines Signs Agreement With the Brother hood’ Officials. : i

SIONS AGREEMENT WITH RAILADAD WORKERS PS TA WORKING GONOITION   AGREEMENT Is RETROACTIVE TO JANUARY FIRST AND EFFECTIVE UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL,

RAIL BILL !S SIGNED   Director General Hines Approves Workers’ New Contract.   Cierks, Freight Handlers, Station Mer and Others Win Improved Conditions.

SIGNS WAGE CONTRACT   RAIL WORKERS’ NEW AGREE. MENT APPROVED BY HINES,   Station Men, Clerks, Freight Handlers and Other Employees Win imCae prove Conditions

RAILROADERS GET MORE MONEY   Increases Granted Freight Handlers and Others.   TIME AND A HALF PROVIDED   ‘Agreement Signed by Director General Hines is Retroactive to Januery 1.

WAGE SETTLEMENT WITH UNION MEN IS NOW EFFECTED   CONTINUE DURING  FEDERAL CONTROL

NEW RAILROAD AGREEMENT,   Director Hlnes Comes to an Under. sanding With (he Brotherhoods.

NEW AGREEMENT MADE: BY ‘HINES   Director. General “of ‘Railroads _ Signs Contract with Ship: and Rail Employes. _

HINES. SIGNS GREENE WITH UNIT   Time and a Half For Overtime  And Other Concessions Ar   SaaS   [RETROACTIVE TO JANUARY 1   National Agreement Reached After Many Months.

Signed a National Agreement With the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Ete, in Regard to Wages and Working Hours,

NEW AGREEMENT WITH STATION EMPLOYES   Director Hines Signs Con tract With Brotherhood

MANY EMPLOYES ARE AFFECTED   Hines Makes Agreement With R. R. Clerk, Freight Handlers and Station Men.

RAILROAD WORKERS SIGN AGREEMEN   Rules and Working Conditions Have Eeen Agreed to With ‘ Rail Diractor Hines. ~

FARMERS URGED ~ TOHOLD CROPS   President National Board. of Farm Organizations Advises Move to Boost Prices.

FARMERS ARE TOLD TIME FOR THEM TO ACT HAS ARRIVED   “Hold Your Products,”’ Say: Charles 8. Barrett at Conference,   “GOVERNMENT FAILED, GIVE US A CHANCE’   Investigation of Money ‘Trust Demanded and Creation.of Great Agricultural Bank Is Recommended.

IDA OTT MURDER TRIAL COMMENCES IN DALLAS   YOUNG WIFE IS CHARGED WITH THE KILLING OF HER SOLDIER HUSBAND.

The ladies aid of the Methodist church will meet at the church parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.

BUILDING TRUST STILL UNDER FIRE   Bench Warrants Issued for Arrest of Three Persons Indicted.

EXPECT DISCLOSURE OF VAST BUILDING GRAF   New York Probe Indicates Alleged  “Trust’’ May Be Nationwide Lawes Seores First Point

THREE PERSONG TOBE ARRESTED   Indictments Returned in Building Trust Fund  MAY RE COLINTRY WIDE   Indications that Investigation Will Lead to Other Points than Metropolis — Guiding Head of Code of Practice and Walking Delegates Seem to Have Disappeared Entirely

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR TRUST HEADS   First Arrests Are Ordered Ir Probe of Alleged “Building Combine”   PRESENT MORE EVIDENCE   Testimony Is Expected to Reveal Existence of NationWide Combination

STONE CONTRACTOR ADMITS BIDDING IS CONTROLLED  BY COMBINE   Startling Disclosures Continue to Maltiply at Grand Jary Investigation of New York Building  _ Trust.    WITNESS ONLY APPLICANT FOR $1,800,000 CONTRACT   Quoted $5 Per Cubie Foot on Limesione for Cunard Line’s Home But Raiged the Figure ta $9 on the Gotham County Courthouse Job.

FIRST REDON SCORED RY N. Y. IN FIGHT   Bench Warrants Issued for Arrest Three Persons Indicted by Jury.

MEET AT RIGA   Delegates of Poland and Sov iet Russia to Leave Minsk.

REDS TAKE VILLAGES  NEAR BREST-LIFOVSK   ‘uoLOW ALSO CLAIMS SUC. CESSES IN THE VICINITY OF LEMBERG   Peace Negotiations Are Inter rupted to Be Resumed in 2 Week at Riza

BLOODY BATTLE [a PRICE OF OOVIETS CONQUERING GITY   Denikine’s Troops in Desperate Fight Lose Novocherkassk, Big Cossack Seaport.   sBOLSHEVIKI TAKE CAPITAL OF IMPORTANT KHANATE   ‘Bokhara, Central Asia City, in Their Hands, but 200 Miles from Afghan Frontier.

HUNDRED DROWNED IN FLOOD   Many Koreans Victims ef a Sudden Ries tie Wieac

TIED TO RAILWAY TRACK HAND AND FOOT CUT OFF   ‘Bandits Used Barbed Wire to Fasten Man to Raile—He Lives to Tell the Tale

BANDITS BIND VICTIM TO RAILROAD TRACK   Loses:Hand_ and Leg But Ue fo Teil Story.

WIRED ON THE TRACK LOSES HAND AND LEG   Missouri Bandits Get Watch and $70---Victim May Recover

MAINED VICTIM OF GRUEL DEED TELLS GF GRIME   Man Robbed by Bandits and fied to Railroad Track Partly Frees Himself But Loses Hand and Leg When Train Passes Over Hiri.

TIED TO RAILROAD HE LOSES HAND AND LEG   Missouri Man Attacked and Robbed By Bandits, Teils Of His Horrible Experience

SLAVS TO ADJUST TILT OVER FIUME WITH ITALIANS   Council of Premiers let. Adriatic Settlement to Them.

JUGO-SLAVIA AND ITALY TO. FIX ADRIATIC   SAN REMO COUNCIL AGREES TO SETTLEMENT BETWEEN TWO POWERS,   Form of Note to Germany Being Derided Upon and Meetine Wil Soon Adjourn.

ta Un EGIL ITALY AND JUGO-GLAVE ne ATV TTME HEBOTIATE      Wilson’s Program for Adriatic Settlement May Be Upset by Establishment of Buffer State of Fiume.   COUN CIL DECIDES TO LISTEN TO  DELEGATION GF RUSSIAN REDS   Palestine Mandate Awarded to Britein—Jews:  Get a Homeland—France Gets Syria—Wil A son Asked to Settle Armenian Boundaries.

NEGOTIATIONS OVER ADKIATIC WiLL CONTINUE   Nitti Announces Italy and Juge Slavia Will Conlinue Efforts To Reach Agreement.   juestion Will Not Be Settled By Present Council

ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT UNDER NEGOTIATION   ITALY AND  JUGO-SLAVIA GOVERNMENT WILL CONFER FURTHER   Civil Administration of Palestiik Will Replace British Military Rule

Many Matters: Before: Them At San Remo,—Fiume to be Continued Until: Settlement Is Agreed on by Kaly’ and  Tran Slavia.

IUGO-SLAVIA AND ITALY 10 DECIDE   Premiers Agree to Leave Adriatic Question Remain in Negotiation Between Most Concerned Powers.   OCCUPYING ADDITIONAL TERRITORY CONSIDERED   supreme Allied Council Adopts Franco-British Declaration Regarding Germany’s Enforcing Treaty.

JUCO-SLAVS AND TALY TOSETTLE FHM. IS LATES)   Nitti and Trumbitch Make Plez Moving Premier,Counci! to Assent to Proposition.   STORY WILSON PLAN WAS TO RULE SEEN PREMATURE   Constitution -for State Askec by italy’s Envoy, Opposed by French, British.

ALLIES LEAVE. ADRIATIC TO ITALY, SLAVS   These Two Nations Can Settle Disputes Between “Themselves .   SHIFT RESPONSIBILITY   ANNOUNCEMENT THAT ‘WILSON'S PLAN WAS TO BE ADHERED TO WAS PREMATURE.

Council of Premiers Will A low Matter to Remain in Negotiation.   EARLY REPORTS ON MATTER PREMATURE   Supreme Council at San Remc Hopes to Finish Labors By Tonight.

JUGO-SLAVS WILL SETTLE ADRIATIC MATTER WITH ITALY   Premier Nitti and Foreign Minister Trumbitch Ask for that Disposition.

Adriatic Question to Be Left to Settlement By Slavs and Italians

FIUME QUESTION NOT SETTELED BY SUPREME COUNCIL   Allowed To Remain In Negotiation At Premiers’ Request.

SETTLEMENT UP TO ITALY AND SLAVIA   ‘Reports on Action at San Remo Premature.  LTOAT TT ACTOOTYT «68ST. hUANTA TMT TOAT   COUNCIL TO ADJOURN   Will Agree on the Form of Note to Germany Today—Zbriiish Military Rule Will Change to Civil

ALLIED COUNCIL AVOIDS PROBLEM   Italy and Jugo-Slavs Te aSettle Adriatic Question.

ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT UNDER NEGOTIATION   ITALY AND Ww GO-SL AV rs      Civil Administration of Palestine Will Replace British Military Rule

Mandate ‘Is OF Offered by Supreme Council at an Remo.   JEWS PROVIDED FOR   Zionist Movement Is Recog nized and National Home Planned.

Many Matters Before The At San Remo.—Fiume to Continued Until Settlem: Is Agreed on by Italy af  Tugvo-Slavia,

HARDING GIVEN GREAT OVATION ON HIS RETURN   Voices Strong Plea for Larger Merchant $ Marine.

HARDING RETURNS TO U.S. SOIL AFTER TRP TO PANAMA   Ship Docks at Newport News Several Speeches on Day’s Srhedule.

- HARDING GHTS BIG. WELCOME.   Virginia 1 fidwater Cities Give Him . : g Warm:G 7.

HARDING HOME TANNED AND IN BEST OF HEALTI   Great Crowds Greet President. elect and Wife al Newport News,      A PROCESSIGN TRIUMPHA!

HARDING 13 GIVEN CREAT GREETING   Rebirth of Fearless Nationalism Furnished Theme of Speech Program.   GOT VALUABLE EXPERIENCE

NEXT PRESIDENT [9 WELCOMED BY VAST THRONG ON ARRIVAL   Spends Morning At Newport News and the Afternoon At Norfolk—Is Saluted.   MAYF.OWER DIPS FLAG   Men on Battleship Florida Man Rail to Pay Homage to Next Chief Executive.

ROYALGREETING GIVEN HIM ON HIS ARRIVAL   Virginia Tidewater Cities Arg Generous in Their Hos- . pitality.   PASTORES ACCORDED TRIUMPHAL OVATION   Flotilla of Twenty-Five Army Airplanes Form Guard of Honor.

HARDING IS GIVEN ROUSING WELCOME   President-Elect Replies At Newport News With Plea For Confidence and Unity.

ARDING REACHES U.S. PORT      President-Elect Receives Rousing Welcome at Newport News — Replies With Pledge of Confidence in National Unity and End of Sectionglism.

NATIONALISS: FORMS KEYNOTE OF SHORT TALKS   Harding Given Rousing Reception by Virginia Citizens   Fearless Nationalism Advanced

ROUSING ~~ WELCOME   ft was for President-Elect tard: ing at Newport News.   * MADE NUMBER OF SPEECHES   Pasiores, the Party's Ship From “Canal Zone, Arrived Early in Meruing.

HARDING RETURNS FROM PANAMA   Receives Big Welcome on His Arrival at Norfolk

HARDING GIVEN ROUSING WELCOME   Flotilla of Airplanes Form Guard of Honor at Newport News.

DISARRANGING  PLANS OF THE WEL COMING CRAFT AND  ‘AIRPLANES. ar   Pastores Arrived Off Cape Henry at 6:20 A. M, Two Hours Before the  Scheduled — The Party.  "Leaves Newport News for Norfolk. i

NEWPORT NEWS GREETS HARDINGS WITH OPEN ARM   - eS  PRESIDENT-ELECE SAYS TRI  _ SERVED TO INCREASE LIS LOVE FOR U. 5.

PRESIDENT-ELECT RETURNS 10 U. 9.   Hardings on Deck Early Eager for First Sight of Land.   Responds to Welcome Wit Message of Renewed National Unity.

HARDING MAKES PLEA FOR MRE UNTER MERIC)   Newport News Speech Urge Abandonment of All -. Cartianaliemn. <   GETS- BIG 3IG WELCOME   The: Mayflower With Colb: - Aboard Dips Flag to President-elect.

HARDING GIVEN A ROUSING WELCOME AT NEWPORT NEWS   President-elect - Returns from Vacation Trip Through South in Good Health   HARBOR CRAFT AND PLANES GREET THE SENATOR’S SHIF   Elaborate Schedule of Entertainment is Planned

PRESIDENT ELECT ~ HARDING RETURN:   Given Big Greeting. by Virgini Tidewater Cities;, Made Many Speeches

President-elect Lands at Vir ginia Port From Vacation Trip. .   Senator Is Guest of New. port News and Norfolk.

HARDING COMES BACK TO U.S. A   Declares Trip Gives Him More Respect ior His Native Land.

HARDING BACK TO STATES   Gets Rousing Reception From Tide. swatar (“tins Wheulav

HARDING RECEIVES ROUSING WELCOME IN. VIRGINIA CITIES   Lands Today at Newport News Makes a Speech and Buys Some High Top Shoes.   TANNED BY GULF WINDS, IS PICTURE OF HEALTH   President-Elect Makes Severa _ Addresses During Visits to Tidewater Towns.

SENATOR HARDING ARRIVES IN PORT   President - Elect Responds tc Welcome with Message 0! Renewed National Confidence and Unity.   RECEIVES BIG OVATION IN TIDEWATER CITIES   President’s Yacht, Battleship Florida, Air Flotilla and Harbor Craft Join in Thunderous Greeting.

HARDING GIVEN NOISY WELCOME ON HIS RETURN   THE PRESIDENT-ELECT RE. SPONDS TO THRONG WITH MESSAGE OF RENEWED NATIONAL CONFIDENCE ANT TINTTRTY   Trip Away: From Home Only Served to Make His Devotion to America Stronger.

President-elect ct Responds to Greetings of Tidewater Cities with Message of Renewed ‘National Confidence   CALLS FOR BURIAL OF SECTIONAL PREJUDICE

PRESIDENT ELECT WARDING RETURN:   Given Bis Greoting by  Virvini Tidewater Cities:, Made Many Snee

Cruiser and Destroyer Ar@ Ordered by Daniels to “Observe and Report”   SONORA GOVERNOR TOLD TO PROTECT AMERICANS   MORE SOLDIERS REBEL; SALe ARIES OF SYMPATHIZING SENATORS AND ASSEMBLY« MEN ARE SUSPENDED, .

ENROUTE To MEXICO      Two United States War Ships Sat Sail Today.

U.S, SHIPS TO MEXICAN COAST   Cruisers Sent South Wil Serve as Places of Refuge for Fleeing Americans.   NO. CHANGE IN POLIC)

DESTROYER TO MEXICO COAST   Government Sends Two Vessels to be Safeguard of Americans in Strife-Torn District.

U. S. SHIPS LEAVE - FOR MEXICAN WATER:   Cruiser. Salem and Destroy er McCau: _ “ey Oritered Any: PA EOL Ras « 1 retary Daniels.

cot HUYER AND CRUISER WILL PROTECT AMERICAN AlbHTS ON THE BORDER   In Event of Fighting United States Citizens Will Be Permitted to Call on Battleships For Aid Says Government.

LEAVES BASE   C. S. CRUISER AND DESTROYER WILL ENTER  LATIN-AMERICAN WATERS   (By Onited Press)

“OREAGRE MANAGER INES FAST OF S, 8 DIED EARLY TODAY   W. N. Foreacre, Vice-President and Manager of Lines East of Scuthern, Dead of Indigestion   FOUND ON PRIVATE CAR   Was on a Tour of Inspection and Had Reached Hendersonville  —Remains to Atlanta.

MARTIAL LAW FOR IRELAND IN SIGHT   Britain Acts to Suppress the Threatened Easter Rising.   WARSHIPS IN IRISH HARBORS   Thirty-Five Thousand Soldiers in Gar risons at Points Considered Most Dangerous—New Raids Are Made in Kilkenny.

BRITAIN ACTS TO SUPPRESS . SINN FEINERS   Warships Cruise Off the Iris! Coast; 35,000 Soldiers on Guard.   WEW RAIDS IN KILKENNY   Martial Law Is Expected to Be De Clared Saturday Night to Prevent  Any Easter Demonstrations — Lloyd George Goes to Wales.

Force Germany to Fulfill Treaty   Allies are United in This Determinaation, Says Millerand, Freneh Preoamiear

Immediate Disarmament Has Been Agreed Upon As First Order to Be  Enforced-- Recent Divergen ces Settled.

ALLIES SOLID AGU HUN oly DAFA   Millerand Declares San Re: mo Council May Use Coercion to Enforce Treaty   RECENT DIVERGENCIES ARE SETTLED, HE SAYS   REGRET IS EXPRESSED THAT UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE OFFICIALLY REPRESENT. ED AT CONFERENCE,

Allies Again Will Present United Fron      Premicr Millerand Asserts Differ. ences of Opinion froncad Out and San Rea

Exntente Said to be Going Into San Remo Solidly Reunite In Determination to Force Teutons to Disarm Troops —Must Immediately Comply. With Treaty

1S, MARINES COMPEL JP A mee ACTA   tolsheviki Reported Nea Viadivosiok Now in State of Siege   JAP AND AMERICAN FORCES ONLY HOPE   Russian Oflicers at Siberiar Port Go Over to Japan

U.S MARINES STOP JAPANESE SOLDIER!   INTERFERE WHEN JAPS PREVENT CAPTURE OF GENERAL ROZANOFE

RUSSIAN OFFICERS ARE FLEEING FROM SIBERIA   3olshevik Forces Are Advanc« ing Along Shore of Black Sea Northeast of Odessa. Poland’s Foreign Minister Consents to Discuss Peace ‘Terms With Reds.

U.§. MARINES CROSS JAPS IN SIBERIA   Japanese Would Help Russian Officers Fleeing Bolsheviks   YANES FOR NEUTRALITY   Revolutionisia Enter Viadiyosiok as Government Forces Dasperse

AIRPLANE 1S LOST NW CROSSING GUL   LAST SEEN ON WAY TO HAVANA BY OFFICERS OF FERRY BOAT

COUNTRY. REBELLING AGAINST WAVE OF CRIME. °      at Banks Are Fully Protecterl Agninst Any Loss. ©

GRINTHAL GLEAN-U?   COUNTRY. REBELLING AGAINST WAivE OF CRIME.   Local Banks Are Fally Protected  Against Any Loss.

SOUTH RUSSIAN STEAMER "SEIZED BY ITALIANS WHO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED

BAY STATES ROVERNOR ON DEATH SLATE:   Federal authorities prepare to meet any May Day emergency   Clean Up Chicago   Great mass of workers have ignored appeals of Red _ propagandists

orney General Acts upon Receiving: Reports of Wholesale Assassinations and Destruction ~~. Arranged by. Radicals on Saturday.

pte He EC      IThreat:D Made On. Lives Of State : And Federal: Officials Me I Sade

ACT T0 GHECK MAY ‘DAY DEMONSTRATION   DEF ARTMENT OF JUSTICH TANS! PRECAUTIONARY STEPS.   Extremist Organtiantions Will Be Clesely Watched for. Diserders Which Are Expected to Take Place Saiurday.

PALMER ACTS TO PREVENT RED CRIMES   D  C} cll   Crimes Evidence of Which Had: Been Uncovered by. Secret Service Agents, 

Take Precautions Against Disorders   Department of Justice Makes Move To Check Any Possible May Day Disturbances   FEDERAL AGENTS WATCH FOR PLOTS

NEW FARMERS’ BUREAU FORME   ‘Representatives of 1,060,00C ~~ Tillers of Soil Start New Organization.   NAME IOWA MAN PRESIGENT   Officers Elected and Plans Made t Keep Chesk on National Legiglation-——Adopt Platform of Res“olutions at Chicago.

NEW BUREAU OF FARMERS YTS FORMED   Representatives of 1,060,000 Tillers of Soil Start New Organization.   NAME JOWA MAN PRESIDENT   Officers Elected and Pians Made to Keep Check on National Legisiation—Adopt Platform of Res. olutions at Chicaco.

HUGE FARMERS’ LEAGUE LAUNCHED IN CHICAGO   New Organization With 1,060,000 Mem bers Put in Operation—lowa Man President.

HUGE LEAGUE OF FARM BUREAUS   New Farmers’ Organization s Launched at Chicago.   BOASTS 1,060,000 MEMBERS   J. R. Howard of Clemons, ta., Choser President—Other Officers Selected and Plans Made to Keep Check on Legislation.

WITNESS TELLS ‘OF SHOOTING OF THE LORD MAYOR   Says Thamas MacCurtain Was. Killed at the Door of His Bedroom in Prasence of His Young Chil rran. )

LOS ANGELES SHAKEN ANEW   Quake !s Feit at Ing'ewood. Which Suffered Heavily Monday— No Damage.

ANOTHER SHOCK IS FELT IN SOUTH   Rattles Buildings This Morning, but Does No Damage

LOS -ANGELES SHAKEN ANEW   quake lg Felt at Inglewood, Which , Suffered Heavily. Monday—  -No Damage.

EARTHQUAKE LOS ANGELES   Another Tremor Recorded There at Early Hour This Morning.

EGON TOHELE ~ DISABLED, HEROE   Plan: State. penis Guar        Santee. Vos: ati ional       ee We athe      HISTLES © ‘ALARM: HOUSEHOLDER®   GIREROUTES-THIF VES ~ BY: WIELDING: HHROO}

HOLLAND SOCIALISTS WNT TO RESTRICT EX-KAISER'S.LIBERT!   “Would the Dutch Permit Len ine to Live Here at. Ease?” Question Asked

"PORMER RULEK   Socialist Favor Restrict ing, Liberty af Count  ‘Soahenzo

Dutch Socialists Agitate Mavement to Intern Wilheln   Speaker in Parliament Declares Count Hohenzollern Great Criminal

ADLLAND SOCIALISTS PROPOSE. INTERNNIE] OF FORMER EMPERSE   WOULD RESTRICT HIS) LIBERT' AND PERMANENTLY INTERN HIM IN HOLLAND.

ORRDGON FLEETS PROM CAPITAL.   Candidate fer Presidency Leaves Centum Sew toe BmtboianAakie.,

WILSON BOMB STIRS LONDON   Great Britain's Press Is  Much Aroused Over Resignation of Lansing: Welcomes President’s,Return To U. S. Steering Wheel.   PAPERS CLAIM THE MYSTERY CURTAIN IS DRAWN ASIDE

LONDON INTERESTED.   Pall Mall Gazette Says President's Seif, Assertion Appears Stronger.

Se aE  ;  MENTS © a  : : FOREIGN? RSS  TEE AH Wee u a3 RE RAT Sy FA 4 mT A Sted Se fs ui A i de  Us y Ne ya

WILSON INSISTS ON -MONOPLY OF RULE SAYS LONDON PAPEF   British Press Comments on President’s Latest Action.   }

LONDON PAPERS ‘VIEW ACTION AS BI SENSATION   Predict Return of Wilson t Power Which He Wil Use Without Regard t Opposition.

-hajrman of House Foreign Relations Committee Defends Secretary and Protests Against Wilson’s Interpretation of Organic Law of the Coanctitiitian.

‘TENOATIONAL’ 15 LONDON VIEW OF LANSING LEAVING   Signal of President's Return te Political Activity, Is Pall Mall Gazette Idea.   OTHER PAPER SEES SHOW OF POWER OF EXECUTIVE   Secretary Tried One-Man {de< Wilson Wants as Monopoly: Westminster Gazette.

JUY FIND VenIGT I  TWO-DAY acoulUl      Compremisé Reached After Nine Had Fought for  Insanitv Decree   WANT MAN CONFINED IN STATE INSTITUTION   Prisoner Sits Like Stone While Fate Being Told  In Court Room

HARRY $. NEW GUILTY. MURDER “IN OND DECREE   That Wav the ‘Verdict of ‘the Jury a UO A. ML Today.

YANKS TO GET BONUS   Tentative Agreement Reached in House Subcommittee.    Terms Would Allow $1 a Day for  Each Day Served by About , 3,000,000 Men.

MEMBERS OF HOUSE SUBCOMMIT. TEE REACH AGREEMENT.   About 3,000,000 Would Receive $1 ; Day for Each Day Served, Under Arrangement.

ANNOUNCE BONUS PLAN   House Body Reaches Tentative Agreement on Bill.   Members of Committee Decide Fight ers Are Entitled to $1 a Day— Served in Defense of Democraty—Some Are Excluded.

BRITAIN FAVOS RESERVATIONS BY Ue.   The More America Holds Onto the Less Inclined She Will Be to Insist in Them  Is View. _   Groy’s -Explanations.Clear Uy Uncertainty Held Heretofore in England

VoGOUNT GRtY TELLS ENGLAND WHY AMERICANS  OPPOSE LEACH   sritish Statasman Who Recently Left Washington Issues Clear Statement of Position in This Country.   J. S. CONSTITUTION IS PRINCIPAL BARRIER   London Newspapers Appear Willing to Give Credit for Hesitancy to Make Radical Change in Government

GRAY EXPLAING OUR HESITATION   British Comment Takes on Much Better Tone   NOT DUE TO   To Principle of League of Na-. tions, Former Ambassador Tells His People but to Constitutional Questions and Caution as to Possible Ef. fects of Fnterine Leacue.

MAKES IT CLEAR TO BRITAIN.   London Papers Naw Oppose Crivietlam ef Ut. & for Peace Deltny.

MM. WILSON 16 NOT APT TO RESUBMIT TREATY T0 SENATE   Action Would Be Futile, fo Lodge and Cohorts Would Quickiy “About Face.”   ‘GOSSIP SAYS ‘EXECUTIVE MAY ATTEMPT DRAMATIC   But Author. .of. Article X Will ‘Above -All-Else, Desire -to Keep History Straight.

WILL WILSON AGAIN SUBMIT HIS TREATY   MARE SULLIVAN SAYS “"TWOULD BE PUTILE THING.   Bvea tf President Offered to Accept Reservations: Ledge Might De as <Abeet Face Until Mareh 4.

UNCOVER HUGE U. §, SHIP GRAFT   Government Defrauded of Billion ~ Dollars by Pacific Coast Shipbuilders.   20 MAGNATES ARE INVOLVED   Grand Juries to Act in Three States— ' Fraud Said to Have Been  . Worked by Payment of te False Vouchers.

BILLIGN GHAFT IN OnIP YARDS BARED   Twenty Builders on Pacific Coast Are Invoived.   FALSE VOUCHERS THE MEDIUM   Attorney General Palmer Starts Inquiry and Federal Grand Juries of Three States Go Into Action— Will Hold Up Claims.

OFFICIAL INQUIRY NOW UNDER WAY   Frauds: Involving Many Millions Reported in the West.   GRAFT IN SHIPYARDS CHARGED

U.S. SHIP GRAFT IS UNCOVERED; AMAZING FRAUD   PACIFIC COAST MEN ARE UNDER CHARGES

BARES BILLION GRAFT IN U. S. SHIPYARDS       Twenty Builders on Pacific © a in ~ voived—False Vouchers “gaid"to Have Been Mediun... 

BIG FRAUDS ARE UNEARTHED.   SHipping Board Ordered to Hold Up Claims of $37,000,000,

BANDITS ROB GIRL OF $5,114   Chicago Robbers Snatch Envelope From Young Woman on Her Way to Bank.

SPANISH TAKE MT. TAFERSIT   Troops Suffer Several Casualties When Morocco Natives Resist the Movement.

‘SPANISH TROOPS WIN BATTLE    Four Columns Capture Mount Tafersit From Morocco Natives.

LEADERSHIP OF GOMPERS IS ENDANGERED BY NEW AMALGAMATION, DECLARED

Objective Is to Overthrow Combines Which Control Prices of Food and Other'Necessities -__ —National Co-operative Congress  Will Fight High Costs      PURPOSE DIRECT DEALING TO GET RID, OF PROFITEERING MIDDLE MAN

AMALGAMATION MAY 00 GOMPERS   ‘His Labor Leadership May Be  Ended by Labor-Farmer Combination.   THE MOVEMENT EXCEEDS EXTENT CONCEDED IT   It It Succeeds It May Cause Loss of Prestige and Place to Gampers.

LABOR FARMER PAGT A WORRY 10) SAMUEL GOMPER'   Labor Leaders See In It _A Danger to Gompers’ Leadership.   (RAIL UNIONS  FOLLOW STONE   Reorganization of the Federa  tion of Labor May Be Forced   Near Future.

SUMMINGS NOT CA   Democratic Leadcr’s Health Got Bad When He Heard From Maine. 7

NOT A CANDIDATE   Homer S. Cummings Won’t Ente: Race for U.S. Senate

CUMMINGS BACKS OUT OF FIGHT WITH -BRANDEGE   Former Democratic Nationa Chairman Dodges -Race for Senate Rrom Connecticut.   CLAIMS HIS HEALTHS BAD

NOT A CANDIDATE   homer 8, Cummings Will Not Run on . Democratic Ticket,

President American Press Association Says Manufacturers Are Regulating Production and Prices.

PRINT PAPER CORNER EXISTS IS CHARGED   Courtland Smith Says That Production And Prices Both Are Being Regulated By Manipulators.   NEED SUBSTITUTE FOR WOOD PULF   Country Newspapers Are Paying From 17 To 2: Cents a Pound For Whité Paper Press Declares.

CORNER {N PRINT PAPER GHAKGEL   COURTLAND SMITH MADE THE CHARGE EN TE     IMONY   BEFORE SEWALE COMMITTEE      vid the Paper Manufacturers Are th a Conspiracy to Regidate Bath Pro duction and Prices,

CHARGES CORNER NOW MAINTAINED IN PRINT PAPER   President of Press Association  Declares Manufacturers ConSpire to Regulate Sapply.

CORNER IN PRINT PAPER IS CHARGEL   President Of American Pres: Assn. Indicts the Manufacturers.

MINERS SAY THEY WILL REMAIN ov   ‘Signing of Wage Scale by Officials i Hae no’ Weight with Insurgents. ~-Appeal Made to Wilson.

BILL TO BAR VICTOR BERGER    Measure Introduced to Make Him In eliaible for Office.

TO MAKE BERGER INELIGIBLE   Bill Introduced Would Prevent. the Milwaukee Man From Again Becoming Candidate.

LABOR CHIEF ASSAILS PROFFITEERS PIRAC'   Gompers’ Wrath Aroused by Charge: In Ulinois Assembly Speaker's Address.

MORE SERIONE   Gen. Wrangel's Antié Bolshevist Army in Sef: ious Plight, As “Red. ‘ Make Rapid. Advane  ats: sine ales ia:               DEVELOPMENTS.

RUSSIAN WHITE ARMY IN CRIMEA IN BAD PLIGHT  Aral VAINMARIO Ct ranmnare Aner   GEN. WRANGEL FORCES ARE DRIVEN FROM CITY O= SEBASTOPOL.   EXTINCTION FACES ANTI-BOLSHEVIKI

ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH NEAR FUR RUSSIANS   Reeonquest Of Crimea Appears Inevitable From Reports.   FACE SERIOUS PLIGHT   Wrangel Evacuates Sabastopol According to Late Dispatch

EXCELSIOR AGAINST OLAQUEDUCT T0 SPAN TEHUANTEPEC   WARNS MEXICO PROJECT 18_ IN. TENDED TO INSURE FUEL FOR UNITED STATES FLEET.

peeemmrmeenincnemtn, cemmunmnneiimnsammimtel ‘SEES U. 8. OIL “PLOT” IN MEXICO  Newspaper “Warns of r Alleged. Move to

Hints That U. S. Shipping Board Planning to Secure Concession in Mexico.

ee iM VOLVED O. 4, SuDDIIF BRAG   Mexican Paper Charges Concession “Asked for~ , Flee et Supply...

MEXICO SHOUTS OUT IN ALARM      Charges U. S. Shipping Board Indirectly After Oil.

ASKS MEXICO TO BEWARE.   Paper Says U. S. is Interested in Of] Aqueduct Concessian.

OIL AQUEDUCT IN MEXICO PROPOSED   U. 8. SHIPPING HOARD IS REPORTED TO BE BEHIND MOVEMENT.

EXPRESSMEN CONSIDER WAGE INCREAGE OFFER   ACCEPTANCE TO BE RECOMMENDED BY UNION OFFICIALS IN REFERENDUM.   Fiat Raise of 16 Cents an Hour for 80,000 Men Awarded by Railroad Labor Board.

AWARD MILLIONS FOR EXPRESSMEN   Eighty Thousand Employes Nat Provided For in Recent Negotiations, Are Affected   WILL DATE FROM MAY 1   Wage Increase of Approximate! 16 Cents An Hour, Will Aggregate $30,000,000 Annually

EXPRESS EMPLOYES GET THE INCREASE   Thirty Million Dollars Added T. the Carrying Charges of Transportation Co.

EXPRESS MEN 10 VOTE ON INGREASE   Recommendation Is Made That the Award Be Accepted—Increase Retroactive May 1.

RALE WAGES OF AMERICAN RAIL EP ESS MEN   ‘Award, Made by Railway Labor Board, Grants Increase in Wages Amount ing to $30,000,000 Annually.  ate ace ea a ee   ‘Messengers and Other Train Service Employes Get Increase of $38.40 Per Month; Other Classes $32.64.

BiG WAGE INCREASE GOES TO REFERENDU}   80.000 Expressmen Will be Asked te   Accept Award. Saion Leaders State

EXPRESS MEN'S RAISE GOES TO A REFERENDUM   Officials of Four Unions to Reccmmend Acceptance of the Boost   ARE WELL SATISFIED   16 CENTS PER HOUR RAISE DECLARED TO BE “QUITE SATISFACTORY” BY LEADERS.

EXPRESS EMPLOVES ARE GIVEN & Alot   Railway Labor Board Grants Annual Wage Increase of $30,000,000

EXPRESS UNION LEADERS SUBMIT AWARD T0 RANKS   Acceptance Expected — by Chiefs of Brother hoods,

EXPRESSMEN ARE GIVEN WAGE HIKI   RAIL LABOR BOARD GRANT: $30,000,000 INCREASE TO 80,000 EMPLOYES.

WARNS LEAGUE 10 KEEP OUT AF TRONALE   Speaker at Geneva Says United States Will Not Stand Outside Meddling.

UNCLE OAM GONE, NEVE FORGOTTEN   ‘Still a Big Figure in the -, Deliberations of  League   MAKE PROGRESS  Delegates Have Got to Committee Stage of Work

DELEGATES REFER TO UNITED STATES   Hardly a Session of League of Nations That This Country Is Nut Mentioned   ICANADIAN OBJECTS   Warns Assembly Against Any Policy Involving Interfere ence In Internal Affairs

DELEGATES TOLD THEY MUST PURSUE HANDS OFF POLICY IF HARMONY 1S TO BE PRESERVED   J. S. Has Spokesman in Person of Canadian Represéntative; World Not Yet Ready for Disarmament, Says Belgian Delegate; Assembly Takes Steps to Revise Covenant.

UNCLE SAM REFERRED TO IN EVERY SESSION   Had Volunteer Spokesmen in League of Nations Assembly Meeting on Saturday.

CANADA ASSUMES TO SPEAK FOR U.S   America Opposed to Internal Independence, Rowell Declares.

REBELS MOVING SOUTHWARD   Troops to ‘Continue Drive Below Mazatlan   ORGANIZING GOVERNMENT   Revolutionary Armies Mee With Little Resistance

MRS. GARDNER LATHROP DEAD   Found Drowned Near Summer Home in Connecticut—She Had Been Iii,

SHOW DOWN OF . WETS AND DRYS, SAYS MARSH   lowa Democratic Committee. man Makes Prediction About Platform.

BIG VOTEIS CAST QUEEN OF CARNIVAL      BER OF 40 NIGHT. AM. SHOW ie GAIN  LARGE NU CAst

BiG VOTE IS CAST QUEEN OF CARNIVAI   LARGE NUMBER OF VOTES CAST LAST NIGHT. MANY SHOW BIG GAIN

BRITISH CENSOR ALL 1. 5. QIBIES SNS WESTERN UNO PRES,   Notable Statement Made by  _ Carlton Today in Connection  With Plans for Landing the  Connection With British CaTo at Witami.

ALL RMESSAGLS  a ee 4  *% Fi; Way : 6 Be Sy ‘ 2 43 f  *  wo  ¥  i}

CABLE MESSAGES HELD BY BRITISH FOR EXAMINATION   Weatern Union Head eports te Senate Teday. May be to Reveal internal Disturbances,

BRITISH HOLD UP CABLES   Is Testimony Offered by Newcomb Carlton, of Western Union.

BRITISH CENSOR CABLE. MESSAGES U.S. RECEIVES   Western. Union Head Tell: Senate Cablgrams Are Lrald Pte —_

AMERICAN CABLE MESSAGE BEN HELD BY ENGLANE   Information Is Sought To Throw Light Upon Its Internal Disturbances.

INTERNAL STRIFE IS REASON GIVEN BY NAVAL OFFICE   Cadet Who Killed Pries' Called Insane; Home Rule Bill Ready.

BHITISH HALY CABLES   PRACTICE DISCLOSED BY W. U. HEAD AT HEARING.   President Cariton Tells Senate Committee He Lays Action to Trouble in Ireland.

SAN MESSAGES TO AMERICAN   Nestern Union President Tells Senate Committee British Authorities Hold Up Outgoing Cablegrams for Examination   HEARING DEVELOPS MORE DETAILS IN CONTROVERSY

AMERICAN MESSAGES. WELD UP BY BRITAIN DECLARES GARLTON   Examined by Authorities Befox Being Sent Witness Tells Rannte Cammitter

MESSAGES FOR U. §. EXAMINED   All American Cable Despatch es Held Up By Britis} Naval Authorities   President of Western Union So ‘Testifies Before Senate Committee

BRITAIN HOLDS UP U.S. MESSAGE   Witness in Cable Probe Tells o! interference   PUT THRU CENSOR, HE SAYS   Wire Brings Foreign Trade Growth. Also Shawn

‘OUNS UP AL CABLES TOU: 8   Head of Wester Union Says All Messages Are Read By the Navai Authorities.   PROMISE NO. CENSORSHIP   Carlton Says Requirement Is To Get informed'On faternal Trouble.

BRITIOH GENGOR Alt I. §. CABLES is WESTERN UNION PRES,   Notable Statement Made by Carlton Today in Connection With Plans for Landing the Connection With British Cahle at Milam.

CABLE-MESSAGES. _ BEING HELD UP   British Examine Cables to America.

U. S. CABLES HELD UP   British Practice Disclosed a’ Senate Committee Hearing.   President of Western Union Lays Ao. tion to Trouble in Ireland and England,

U.3, COURT HOLDS LEVER AGT VALID AS WAR MEASURI   Opinion Handed Down In Cas Of Buffalo Clothiers—Says Wearing Apparel Comes Within Sphere of Act.

COURT UPHOLDS LEVER ACT CONSTITUTIONALIT   Appeal Tribunal Affirms Decision Affecting Buffalo Profiteering ase

HOLDS LEVER ACTS VALID   Can Prosecute Profiteers Says U. S. Court

UNE oUFF VOTE STANDS IN WAY DF CERTIFYING   Walker Changes for Purpose of Moving Reconsideration, Suffragists Declare.   Opponents of Amendmen' Make Ready to Take Ratification Into Court.

ONE VOTE BLOCKS SUFFRAGE VICTORY   MOTION TO KECONSIDER AC. TION MAY BE BROUGHT ' Up IN TENNESSEE   MAY BE FURTHER FIGHT   Suffrnse Opponents Plan to Attack Constitutionalily of Itatification   Ratification Failed Today iz North Carolina hy Vote of ¢ 71 ty AL

SUFFRAGE HITS A LEGAL SNAG   Antis Open Fierce Fight Agains  Ratification In Tennessee or  Technical Grounds.

ONE VOTE STOPS CERTIFICATION   Anti-Suffrage Leaders Have Chance to Bring Up Question

PPOOOOHOO POOPY: - SUFFRAGE DEFEATED.   TENNESSEE ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS . TO MEFT TONIGHT TO DISCUSS "NEXT STEP IN THEIR CAMPAIGN

(TENNESSEE MAY RECONSIDER ACT   ‘SPEAKER OF HOUSE WALKER, . SAVED THIS POINT.   THERE IS A. CONSTITUTIONAL  CLAUSE IN TENNESSEE.    There Is no Possibility of Adverse  Action In Tennessee, However, On Reconsideration. :

MOTION TO -RECONSIDE:   Suffrage Forces in Tennessee to Take Advantage of the Chance,

PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT INTHE BUSINESS WORLD   Serious Reaction and De: pression Seems Impossible If Attitude of Caution  Is Maintained

BUSINESS FUTURE UNUSUALLY ROSY SAYS JUDGE GARY   ‘Any Depression Wil Be Due To Operators Themselves.’

CARY PROPHESIES: . BETTER: BUSINESS   Depression Improbable; Head Of _ Steel Corporation: Says; Foe Caming’ Down. -_ .

ERY [GREET GR GUTLOK FOR RUSENESS   COHUNTRY  SHOULD B.  Lene     PROSPEROUS BAIS AND  fS FOOLISH SAYS  PANIC.        TO TALK OF  STEEL CHEF.

DUGINESS QUTLOD  PLFASING 10 BAHT   STEEL MAGNATE ASSERTS NO REASON TO GET UN. EASY OVER SITUATION   NICH PRICES 10 DESCENT   The Law of Supply and Demand He Asserts, Will Finally Ad. just Prices to Meet the Preduction.

BUSINES) PROSPECTS ARE BRIGH   According To Elbert’ H. GARY, Head ~~ of United States Steal Corporation =

BUSINESS: SKIES FREE OF CLOUDS, > GARY DECLARES   Prospects.’ Bright st Home : Abzoad,) Stee) Head Tells: Iron “3: and Steel Institute.      THE FOUNDATION 1S SOLID        ‘Reaction ‘That May eqme Will "Dee t0 ; Fault, or Operators or lm: proper ~ Geyerument ” interference; ‘Many Prices “Datrageonsty . High.”

WORLD BUSINESS FUTURE BRIGHT   ‘SO. DECLARES UNITED “STATES Stee] Corporation Head,   May Be Showers From Time to Time,  But Nothing to Indicate Dangerous } Storms” Says E. H, Garr 

Outlook for Home and Foreign Trade Never Better—  “Middling” Might  ait Cae ea Chinn aq

OFFICIALS CAUSE -DEFLATION.   ro Business Outlook; Is Good And ! Promises ‘Success,

PRUSEEULS ARE BRIGHT  For Business Declares Elbert H. Gary SOME PRICES Have Been Outrageously High Declares _ Judge Gary

BUSINESS SKIES — BRIGHT -- GARY   Head of U. S. Steel Corporation Asserts Prospects Are Good.   SOME PRICES WERE 100 HIGH   Declares Present Tendency Is Towaro Lower, More Reasonable and Fair. er Relative Basis—People Have Confidence in Future.

BUSINESS SKY IS PRACTICALLY WITHOUT CLOUDS, ELBERT H, GARY OF U.S. STEEL SAYS IN ADDRESS   Any Reaction or Depression He Says, Would Be Fault of Men in Business or Improper Official Interference.

GARY DECLARES BEST OF TIMES ARE JUST AHEAL Steel King Sets Unusual Pros ’ pects Both Here and ; it Europe   ‘RATS-MIDDLEMENFOR HIGH PRICES

GARY SAYS BUSINESS - PROSPECTS BRIGHT   Booes at Pessimism and Dark Clouds on the Financial and  Commercial -Horizons. — - Courage and Caution Needed In Rusinees World.-

Steel Corporation Head Says Trade Prospects Are Bright. Both Abroad and in United States.

ONES WITHOUT CLOUDS, AVS: ELBERT 4 GARY   SERIOUS REACTION AND DE: PRESSION ARE IMPROB-’ABLE, HE AFFIRMS .

BUSINESS HORIZON CLEAR, ASSERTS STEEL CHIEFTAIN   Elbert H. Gary Says Pros pects are Unusually Bright,

BUSINESS SKIES WITHOUT CLOUDS DECLARES GARY   People of U.S. Need Not Be Discouraged or Imnatient.

PROSPccTS — ARE BRIGHT   Judge Gagy Talks of Altairs, a Home and -Also Abroad,   ITS A~TIME. FOR’ COURAGE   Says Present. Tandencyts Toward : Lower, Ressonable, Fairer Relative Basis,

BUSINESS OUTLOOK ~ UNUSUALLY BRIGHT   Elbert H. Gary, Steel Head, Declares Industrial Skies Are Clouds

CARY 1 CHEERFUL OVER OUTLOGK FOR BUSINESS   COUNTRY SHOULD BE ON PROSPEROUS BASIS AND IS FOOLISH TO TALK OF  PANIC, SAYS STEEL CHIEF.

USINESS PROSPECTS PROMISING   DECLARES: GARY IN-A -SPEECH. TO IRON AND . STEEL MEN,    Any Reaction Would be the Fault of Interference of Those in Official Position or in Business Itself, ~

TRADE PROSPECTS ARE VERY BRIGHT   Business Skies Practically Cloudless.   SERIOUS REACTION _ SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE   Gary Sees Tendency To - ward Lower Prices.

OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS IS BRIGHT-GARY   Head of U. S. Steel Corporation Asserts Prospects Are Good.  a   SOME PRICES WERE 100 HIGH   Deciares Present Tendency Is Toward Lower, More Reasonable and Fairer Relative Basis—People Have Confidence in Future.

ASLO SHES BA, pany acerara       Cptimistic Picture’ of Future Painted: By. Head. of SteelCorporation

Gary Says Businesses Are Brightening      Perhaps Gary y Wage Speaking Only From the Viewpoint of the Great Stel Tadueery.

Head of Steel Corporation Says Business Outlook In America is Now Promisin:

BUSINESS OUTLOOK UNUSUALLY BRIGHT JUDGE GARY FINDS   Any Serious Reaction Will Be Fault of Persons. Head of U. S. Steel Asserts. '   DECLARES PRICES HAVE BEEN QUTRAGEOUSLY HIGH   General Public Is Able to Bring About Fair Adjustment of Prices, His Contention.

NV(LUOK BRIGHT, SAYS E. Hl. GARY   Steel Corporation Head Declares Business Prospects Good.   SCORES OUTRAGEOUS PRICES   Asserts Outlook in Both America and Europe Is Encouraging—Present Tendency Is Toward More Reasonable Prices.

BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS UNUSUALLY GOOD, GARY   Steel Corporation Head Says This Is Time for Courage, Composure and Caution.

aes erie ~ BRIGHT--GARY   Head of U, S, Steel Corporation Asserts Prospects Are ' Good, 7°   SOME PRICES WERE T00 HIGH   Declares Present Tendency te Toward Lower, More Reasonable: and Fairer Relative Basie—People Have Confldencea in Future.

“BUSINESS SKIES PRACTICALLY WITHOUT CLOUDS.”   DECLARES IN SPEECH TO IRON AND STEEL MEN   Nevertheless It is a Time for “Cour. age, Composure and Caution,” Declares Chairman of U. S. Steel Corporation Board.

FRENCH ARMY NOW STRONGER THAN GERMAN   That Is View of Andre Tardies In Defending New Military Service Bill.   CONTRASTS THEIR POSITIONS   Holding Bridgeheads and Hav: iag Alliances Gives France Advantage.

aUTHAM BALILES  Wit IGE ANT) SNOW   lew York Marshalls All of Its Forces in an Effort to Free ltself From Grip of Great Storm Reminiscent of 1888 ---Traffic Curbed by Mayor

Big Private Trucks Loaned to City. to Cart Piles of   Snow to Piers.   ALL DRIVING IS RESTRICTED   Men and Women Work With the Snow Shovels—Coal Site-: ation Improved.

ALENEW UA LENDS FORGES TURELIFYE CITY   Truc cking Traffic c Suspended While Firms Aid Removal of Snow.   NEWSPAPERS HARD HIT   Lines of Cars Stand in Sireeis Frozen th Rails.

PARALYZING GRIP OF STORM BROKEN   New York Is Gradually Digging Out of Great Avalanche of Snow—Food and Coal Situations Better.   MANY STEAMERS STILL REPORTED IN DISTRESS   Efforts Being Made to Rescue the Passengers of Princess Anne—New England Has Renewed High Winds.

NEW YORK IS DIGGING OUT   Using All lis Forces Today Te - Get Rid of The Big Drifts of Snew.

ALL NEW YORK 1S SHOVELING SNOW TO RELENE TAF   STORES ‘COOPERATE _IN CLEARING STREETS; EMBARGO ON   RADIO DAMAGED   Three of Four Stations Along Atlantic Coast Torn by Storm.

MAYOR PROHIBITS USE OF TRUCKS   New York Digging Itself -Out of . Snow — Every Available Truck Used to Remove It From Streets.

NEW VoORK FIGHTS SNOW.   Att Ferees of the City Boitling  Pie Back to Earth.  to

BLIZZARD OF 1088 NEABLY EQUALLED   Ten Thousand Men Shovel Snow In New York.

NeW YORK SNOWBOUND IS DIGGING SELF: OUI   { §. \City Almost Paralyzed 5Under  Fall Puts Everybody to Work to Start Traffic.     10000 SHOVELERS BUSY   Many Outlying Towns Entirely Cut Off; Street Cars Do Half Time.

RESIDENT'S. PEACE STAND 1 LAUDED BY DEMOCRATS   Resolution Indorsing.. Wilson lo Be Presented al Conference

ESOLUTION TE ~ ENDORSE WILSON   Will Commend President’ Stand On Peace Treaty.

Attitude of President on Treaty and League Endorsed in .. ..° Official’ Document.   Treaty Comes. to Front. 88 Cam. -paign Issue as Jackson Day Banquet: Draws Near. 

TREATY AN ISSUE INTHE CAMPAIGS   Democrats Tomorrow Are _ t Adopt Resolution Praising Wilson’s Stand.

WILL BACK UP ~—THEPRESIDENI   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COM.  MITTEE MAY ENDORSE TREATY STAND.

Peo A ENDORSE WILSON TREATY PUSHIN   RESOLUTION OF ENDORSEMENT Te BE SO CLEAR FT WELL LEAVE Vo DOURT.

DEMOCRATS BERIND Tht PRESIDENT   Committee Will Hear Resolution Endorsing Treaty  Stand.

A Resolution To Endorse President   A Resolution To B? Placed Before Democratic National Committec Endorsing President's ‘Peace Plans and the Leaguc of Nations.

Jemocratic National Committee to Be Presented with Resolution Endorsing President’s Peace Makina Policy:

PRESIDENT’S STAND  . MAY BE. ENDORSED BY THE. DEMOCRAT:   RESOLUTION TO THAT LEFECT TO BE LAID BEFORE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TOMORROW

PARTY 1 BEHIND PRESIDENT, oAYs COMMITTEE FEAL   Resolution Endorsing Wilsoswe  Peace League Efforts Draft ed for Thursday’s Meeting.

DEMG WILL BACK PRESIDENT’S PACT STAND: CUMMINGS   National Committee’s - Formal Action by Resolution Will » Be Party Chief*s Aim.

TO MAKE TREATY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Democratic Committee Wil Stand Behind President.   WILL §=ADCPT RESOLUTIONS   Position of President Will Be Endorsed, Without Declaration Concerning Reservations.

DEMOCRATS MAKE TREATY 4990 ISSUE   National Committee Ex: pected to Adopt Endorsement Resolution   Wording Too Clear to Leavt Doubt of Position, Says Chairman

ENDORSE STAND OF PRESIDEN)   The Democratic National Committee to Back Stand on Treaty

National Committee to Be Asked to Indorse His Stand —Pact to Become a Campaign Issue.

DEMOCRATS TO STAND SOLIDLY BEHIND WILSON   National Committee Will In dorse President’s Work at  (anfoarancssa Tamorrow.

MAY MAKE THE PEACE TREATY CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Resolution Indorsing the President’s Stand To Be Laid Before Democratic National Committee.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE WILL ENDORSE WILSON ON TREAT!   Resolution Will Be Offered At National Meeting Making Clear Democratic Position On Treaty Fight and League.

GIVE DEMOCRATS OPPORTUNITY 10 INDORSE WILSGA   Resolution Backing His Stand on Peace Treaty to Be Be« fore Committee.   ITS ADOPTION IS EXPECTED   Such Action Indicates Likelitood Treaty Will Become a Campaign fssue.

WUST STARTED AFFIRM WETS   Liquor Interests Plan Hard _ Onslaught on Whole   . ‘Amendment:   LID-IS CLAMPED: ON~ IN ST. LOUIS: CAFES   District Court: of. Appeals Nullifjes - Pollock’s “Injunction.

NET NOT YET READY TO Qui] AG GOUNSEL   WHOLE CONSTITIETIONAL AWEND wWRLEAT: IS ENDER-ATTATh BY LIQUOR INTERESTS,

LIQUOR INTERESTS HAVE NOT GIVEN UP PROHIBITION FIGH   ‘REAL FIGHT STILL IS TO COME, SAYS LEVY MAYER, CHIE! COUNCIL FOR BOOZE-MAKER:  ASSOCIATION,

WETS SAY REAL FIGHT ON DRY LAW IS COMING   Constitutionality of the Federal Amendment to Be Contz-sicd.

“REAL FIGHT YET 10 COME   Whole Eighteenth Amendment to Constitution Attacked

LIQUOR FiGHl ID NOT ENDED BY ANY MEANS   Levy Mayer, Counsel for the ‘*Wets,’’ Will Attack 18th Amendment.   [WoO CASES NOW ARE BEFORE HIGH COURT   Some Brewers of 2.75 Beer Are Facing Federal Prosecution.

Real Fight on Dry?) . -.. Law-Still. To Come   wi hole? Bightoont An @ndment Crder & ' . Atta:       Wets

HOT OIL FIRE   Lightning Struck Two Tanke and Could Not Be Extinguished— Burning Oi! in Streats.

- HOMES FEED. AN OFL FIRE.  Baltimore _ ‘Firemen_ “Battle to Halt

LIGHTNING STARTS BIG FIRE   Two Tanks Contaiming Large Quantit wt ©4841 Geontt..A

EXIRA CONGR‘CATION BOLTS CHURCH UNION   Christian Church to be Re-cstablish ed as Separate Organization. To Call Its Own Minister.

PREDICTS ORO IN HIDES AND WOOL   Dealers Declare Bottom I: Dropping Out.

LOWER SHOE PRICES  FORESEEN BY DEALERS   Hide And Wooi Traders Declare Bottom Dropped Out Of; Market.

STUDENT SLAIN BY OFFICER   Michigan Man Shot to Death by Po. liceman at Madison, Wis.

BADGER STUDENT IS SLAIN   Carl Jandorf of Grand Rapids, Mich., Fatally Wounded by Policeman Following College Prank.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY NEANSEND OF LEAGUE   WOULD BRING CONSCRIPTION AND BIG TAXES. M’ADOO DECLARES   HIGH =©TARRIF WALLS   ‘Big Interests” Policy Would Leave Europe Unable to Pay Back YS Billions.

MADOO STRESSES LEAGUE BENEFITS   ‘Realization Of Republican {deal  Would Hinder Tax Reduction Says Ex-Secretary.

Not Quite Two Weeks  In Christmas Vacation   CITY SCHOOLS WAVE TIRER DAYS OF NEXT WEEK

Not Quite Two Weeks  In Christmas Vacatior   CITY SCHOOLS HAVE SESSIONS DHRER DAYS OF NEXT

TROOPS:“ADVANCE: =: TO -BASIN.      Allies Inform Germans That, Place     iCaanae GR es OE ee ees

MINERS ARE ON STRIKE IN VHIO FIELDS   Dissatisfaction Over the Wage Agreement Leads to General Strike   6,000 Have Quit Work in Eastern Ohio Fields It Is Reported

MINERS STRIKE   Six Thousand “Laborers In Easterr Obio Mines Quit Work.

RELIEF IS SUSPENDED        Armenians in Smyrna Now Able t ake Care of Themselves,

Blaine Leaing "McCoy, “His - Democratic’! Opponent for Governor:By 103,636.   RETURNS SHOW GAIN IN SOCIALIST VOTE   ‘Harding Plurality In State. 303,506; Derrick Running Ahead: of Ticket.

DAYS WOULD HAVE U3, BUY LIQUOR   Bonded’ Whisky In Ware  houses is a Tempetation,  Prohibitionists Assert

DAY LEAGUE WANTS UNCLE 7B BUY ALL ROOZE AND CONVERT SAME INTO O00 GLO BEATURED ALCOKOL

DAYO ADK U. 3. 10 BUY ALL LIQUORS   Sixty Million Gallons Are Now Held in Bond.   CITES GREAT TEMPTATION   Would Denature the Alcohol and Sell for Commercial Purposes—State of Kentucky Files Brief Attacking Eighteenth Amendment.

TREES BUYING ALL WHISKY   Anti-Saleoen Leagee weuld Hav Geverameast Purchase and Pet Temptation Out ef Way.

Anti-Saloori League: “Avers Bonded ‘Stéc kk Constant “Temptation ta Piwnnre.

INE DAYS WOULD PURCHASE BOOZ   TO PURCHASE IT WOULD RE-. MOVE INCENTIVE TO WORK FOR REPEAL OF THE ENFORCEMENT LAW.

ASKU.S.TOBUY — LIQUOR SUPPLY   Drys Want Government to Pur-; chase 60,000,000 Gallons  in Rond — j   WOULD DENATURE ALCOHOL!    Points to Temptation Caused by Pres ence of the Whisky—State of Kentucky Files Brief Attacking Eighteenth Amendment. 

THE PURCHASE BY GOVERNMENT   Of All Bonded Liquors May be Demanded by the AntiSaloon League.   WOULD MAKE WHISKY DENATURED ALCOHOL   Another Plan to Aid in Enforcement of the Prohibibition Amendment

Buy All Liquor Stocks in Hand and Convert It Into Denatured Alcohol for Art Use.   60,000,000 GALLONS  IN BONDED HOUSES   As Long as It Remains It Will Be Incentive for Wet Drive on Laws.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE URGES U.S. TO BUY ALL LIQUOR STOCKS   Statement Issued at Nationa Headquarters of Dry Organigation

DAY LEAGUE WANTS UNCLE TO BUY ALL BOOZE AND CONVERT SAME INTO GOOD OLD DENATURED ALCOHCL

GOVERNMENT !SGED 10 BUY ALL LIQUOR   Greatest Temptation to Violate Prohibition Law Will Thus be Removed, Says Anti Saloon League.

ASKU.§, TO BUY ~ LIQUOR SUPPLY   Drys Want Government to Pur chase 60,000,000 Gallons in Bond,   WOULD DENATURE ALCOHOL   Points to Temptation Caused by Presence of the Whisky—State of Ken. ° tucky Files @rlef Attacking Elghteenth Atnendment.

ASKU. S. TOBUY LIQUOR SUPPLY   Drys Want Government to Purchase 60,000,000 Gallons in Bond.   Points to Temptation Caused by Presence of the Whisky—State of Kentucky Files Brief Attacking Eighteenth Amendment.

PURCHASE OF WHISKY BY THE GOVERNMENT ASKED BY PROHIBITION LEADER

Salam tata aut ile Di idea lan ell  WILSON'S VETO IS S SUST rAINED. So House ‘Will Amend Lesislative

FAILTO ANNUL VETO OF BILL   HOUSE REPUBLICANS LACK Nite ESSARY VOTES.   ACTION OF WILSON SUSTAINED   SPCTION OF LBGISLATSVE ACT To BE KIAMINATED.   President Held Resapeasible for the Threatened Clesing Dews »wi Pa blieations—Outside la fleerce le Charged.

President Sustained In Actior Charging  Infringment of Executive Authority.

PRESIDENTS VETO UPHELD BY HOUSE   Though Aided by Few Democrats, Republicans Fail by. 28 Votes to Get Two-thirds.   WILL BE. AMENDED   Wilson Says. Approptiation Bill Containet Infringément on Authority

NUUSE MINGRITY STAINS VETO   Republicans Fail to Muster Enough Votes   TO RE-ENACT MEASURE   Few Democrats Join Majority But Only 180 Votes are Secured for Purpose of Overruling President’s Objections While 127 Vote to Sustain Veto of Rill

PRESTOENT'S VETO fa SUSTAINED BY HOUSE   ‘Republican Effort to Override  Disapproval of Legislative Bill Proves Futile.

PRESIDENTS VETO [5 SUSTAINED IN HOUSE   REPUBLICANS FAIL TO OBTAIN NECESSARY VOTES TO REPASS MEASURE.   Senator Smoot Declares Wilson Was Misinformed as to Effect of Control Clause.

HOUSE SUSTAINS WILSON'S VETO ON MONEY BILL   Efforts of Republican Majority to Override It Fail   Provision to Which Fresident Objected As “Censorship ” Will Be Eliminated

PRESIDENT’S VETO LEGISLATIVE BILL SUSTAINED IN HOUSE   Vote Carries Denial of Oppor. _tunity for Senate to Attempt to Repass Measure   UP AGAIN MONDAY WITH SECTION OBJECTED TO OUT   Senator Smoot, Author of Provision and Chairman of Jolat Committee. Tells Senate Mr. Wilson Has Been Misinjormed as to Effeets of Portion of Bill He Disapproved,

WILOUN 3 VEIT UF IMPORTANT BILL SUSTAINED   House Upholds President's Rejection of the Appropriation Measure; Will Be Returned to Committee.

HOUSE SUSTAINS WILSON'S VETO   Legislative Appropriation Bi Will Be Redrafted.   REPUBLICANS POLL 170 VOTES

HOUSE SUSTAINS. ..WILSON’S” VETO" OF MONEY BILL   155 Publications Will Be Suspended On June 2)

Republicans Muster 170 Members But Fail by 28 Votes to Override Veto   ASSERT WILSON ' MISLEAD   Chairman Good Says.155 Publications Will Have To .Cease After June 30

ICKES DESERTS HARDING; CALLS RIM “UNWORTHY AND UNFIT”; 0 STAYING. 0. P., BUT HELP ¢0:

Finds Candidata Harding “Unfit”   Harold Ickes, In Strong Statement, Declarea for Cox and Roosevelt.

BILLION-DOLLAR WAGE INCREASE — FOR RAILROAD MEN APPARENTLY - WILL BE GRANTED: PUBLIC PAYS

INDICATIONS AT CHICAGO MEETING TAKEN TO MEAN THAT ACTION.   WILL RAISE FREIGHT RATES

TAKE FIRST STEP TOWARD BREARING RAIL BL\GKADE: STATE AID WILL BE USE

NOMINATION SPONTANEOUS WISH OF REPUBLICANS   Goversor Wurruw of Keatucky ‘Telts Gevlidae He in Mepublican

WEST GALLS YOU, COOLINE HEARS   Massachusetts Governor is Formally Notified of _ Nomination.   KENTUCKIAN MAKES TALK

COOLIDGES NOMINATION THE — SPONTANEOUS WISH OF PART!   Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Told by Governor Morrow That He’s Well Nigh .'.e Unanimous Choice of the G. O. P.

KENTUCKY'S GOV ERNOR. SPE AKER FOR COGLIDGE NOTIE ICA. TON CEREVONY, 

GUY. COOLIDGE  NOTIFIED TODAY UF NOMINATION   Gov. Edwin P. Morrow of Ke: tucky Delivers Notification Speech at Northampton   ATTACKS THE ADMINISTRATION   Nomination is Spontaneous Wish of Republican Party, He says: Called in Time of Need.

NEW BUSINESS IN EF AUISLARGI      ADEQUATE RATES MAKE 3 HIT WITH BUYERS OF INSERANCE   OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT      Pioneer Plan Now Reeeiving Favorable Attention From Other Companies.

NEW BUSINESS IN. FA.U.IS LARGE   ADEQUATE RATES MAKE 4 HIT WITH BUYERS OF INSURANCE  rm i a oy ea   OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT   Pioneer Plan Now Receiving [Ta vorable Attention From Other Companies

FRENCHMAN SHOT IN BERLIN   Paris Diplomat Is Wounded in Shoot inn AfWraw

ENVOY IS SHOT IN BERLIN   Member of the French Diplomatic Mis. sion Among Wounded in Street Fighting. '

STOCK REPORT   Lowest Prices of Current Movement  Made by Leaders.

MAKE U.S. A. LEADER IN AVIATION   WEASUERES FOR THIS PURPOSE WILL BE SUBMITTED TO COMING CONGRESS

IT WAS DIVORCE DAY.   A GETTER QUTLOOK   Four of These Cases Disposed of in Circuit Coutt.   PRICE FIXING HAS LOWERED COST OF COAL.   Local Dealers Look for Liberal Supplies of Indiana Coal,

GO INTO CREDIT FOE FARMERS IN IOWA IN DETAIL   Four Meetings Difterent Places to Clear up Misunderstanding.

IOWA BANKERS 10 HOLD CONFERENCE   Purpose of Meetings Is To Clear  Up Some Misunderstandings.

BROTHERHOODS  ARE DIVIDED AS ‘TO ACCEPTANCE   TENDENCY IS, HOWEVER, TO ACCEPT THE FINDING OF THE WAGE BOARD.   TELEGRAPHERS ARE FOR FLAT REJECTION

RAILROAD MEN ARE ——sODIVIDED   QUESTION OF ACCEPTING OF REJECTING WAGE AWARD [IS STILL UNSETTLED AMONG  UNIONS.   MEN HOLD ALL NIGHT SESSION   Columbus Yardmen'’s  Associatio:  Award as Announced by Federal Board,

UNION LEADERS DIVIDED OVER WAGE AWARDS   Have Not Agreed Upon Acceptance Or Rejec-' . tion of Awards   REFERENDUM VOTE. MAY BE TAKEN   Bitter Disagreements Occurred During All-night Session of Union Chiefs,

UNIONS DIVIDED OVER LABOR BOARD AWARDS   SEVEN ORGANIZATIONS SAID TO HAVE ACCEPTED; ONE FLATLY REJECTS

MAJORITY OF UNIONS FAVOR ACCEPTANCE OF WAGE AWARE   Oaly Railway Telegraphers Urge Rejection and Taking of a Sirike BallotConductors Undecided—Others Accep! or Will Recommend Acceptance of Award.

COA OF LAST LAP UF TOUR IN THE WEST   More Enthusiasm for Candi date in Etidence as He Swings ltto Oklahoma   ‘ROOSTER PREVENTED _ ~ WRECK DF COX’S CAR

CHARGE D’AFFAIRES MAKES REPRESENTATIONS AT CITY ~ OF MEXICO OW NEW CRIMES   Gehan Platine  Severe: Punishment for  Slayers of Texans

KINGGIVES FUND FOR MISSIONS   Alfonso of Spain Agrée Prior to 1914 to Expend $1,000,00 in Restor- ! ation Work. ‘

KING FAILS THE OLD MISSIONS.   California Sceka . Restoration Fund Once Promised by Alfonse,

CRANBERRY MEN SEE GOOD YEAR   LARGE: .REPRESENTATION — OF GROWERS. AND “SETLEMC AGENTS OF WISCONSIN’ ASSO:  CIATION ‘GATHER “IN “THIS pareleictiy:

CRANBERRY MEN SEE GOOD YEAR      LARGE: REPRESERTATION OF GROWERS AND SELLING AGENTS OF WISCONSIN ASSQCIATION GAYLEER IN THUS cry

DOUBLE aTANDARD REMAINS PROBLEM FORWOMENSWORK   ‘Mrs. Josephus Daniels Tells of   Tasks Still Undone, jn... Geneva Address" "

Drastic Reduction of Permanent oOfficers From Their Tempeo rearw Ranke.

IDRASTIC ORDERS BY MARCH   Two Thousand Officers of the Army to Lose War Rank on March 15,

2,009 T0 BE DEMOTED   Drastic Reduction of Officers Ordered by General March.

ANOTHER: REDUCTION “IN ARMY: ‘OFFICERS            ‘ bout. 2000 Will ‘Return to Regular” Status “Mar ch 15 Accor dSinmto Instructions. ° 1.

PRUNING OF OFFICERS IN ARMY IS ORDEREL   DRASTIC REDUCTION FROM TEMPORARY TO REGULAR GRADES SET FOR MARCH 15.

WHITES AND NEGROES CLASH IN CAROLINA   ONE CIVILIAN IS KILLED, AND  DEPETY SHERIFF WAS PA. TALLY WOUNDED

GERMANS MUST: CIVE ADDRESSES      All Who Believe Their Names On List For Extradition Must Give Information. .-

2 AILLED ON RAIL CROSSING   "ENTIRE FAMILY MEETS DEATH WHEN INTERURBAN HITS AUTO

SUNDAY ACCIDENT CASTS FIVE LIVES   Entire Family Exterminated When Traction Car Hits Auto

CAR HiTS AUTO; FIVE Diz£.   Occupants of Machine With One Exception Are Killed Instantly.

FIVE KILLED IN A COLLISION   Prettes Car and Freish: ia an (rash  Near fairment., W. ta.

FAMILY KILLED IN CAR CRASH   Five Persons Die When Interurbar Strikes Auto at Crossing in Michigan.

FIVE PERSONS ARE KILLED   Wichigan Internrhan Tenin Strikes Aatomobile Full of Grand

FIVE INJURED, NV GOLLIGION NEAR ATLANTA   Passenger Train for Birmingham Collides With Freight Train

TRAIN CRASHES INTO AN AUTOMOBILE AND KILLS A FAMILY IN GALIFNRNI

a ——  Listing Rooms in n Homes  of City to Increase the Housing Facilities

HUERTA REFUSES STAY IN OFFICE   Says Will Turn Over Office tc Candidate Winning at Polls.

HUERTA! DECLINES TO \ REMAIN IN OFFICE AS PRESIDENT OF MEXIGG   RPEOCLINESN DEWAND or REPUBLI. ‘ASS THAT HE IGNORE RESULT OF THE ELEC TION,

HEW YORK GIRL ENDS + UFE AFTER FHONE GAL   Betsy Tevis, Aged Eighteen Runs From Telephone to-Room and Shot is Heard.   FOUND DEAD ON BED

TALK OVER PHONE BRINGS DEATH TO SUNNY GIRL   New York Young Woman, Happy Moment Before, Turns from Wire and Takes Own Life—~Cause of Act Veiled In Mystery

HARDING TALKS OVER POLICIES HE WILL FOLLOV   Conferences Are Held Witl Other Senators; Will Leave For Marion Today

HARDING PLANS   Proposed Policies of the New Administration Discussed at the Capital   aan Oe oer es Sema Se ee a  Will Not Return Until He Assumes Presidency—To Elude -Office-seekers.

DISCUSS POLICIES OF NEW ADMINISTRATION   President-Elect Forced to Foreg Golf To ‘Hold Conferences.

NS UAT IN ELEVATED ACCIDENT CN NEW YORK STREE   COLLISION BETWEEN ELEVATED TRAINS KNOCKS ONE END OF CAR OFF STRUCTURE.

PERMITS EMERGENCY RATES   Maflesy Cemmisston Authorize: Migher Telephone Charges at  Wii: Wet ie

Kalleray Commiesion Awthorize Higher Telephone Charges at Shree FP axachoaunce«.,

NO CHANGE IN HUMAN BONES   Censtruction of Shoulder Blades Toda) the Same as Those of Sixty. Centurles Ago. 2

a h2 A iis SET FIRE TO! TAIL.      om st Little  1 Joln Samuéls Show: <i kono,  -High Tite at Ki

SET FIRE TO JAIL,      Jolin Samucls Showed ‘hm a Little High Life at Kokomo, 

ENGLISH LAD, 23,  HELD FOR MURDER   Shot Man at Dance. Gave Self up to Sheriff at Enelish.

TOO BRISK A TRADE IN BOOZE   (hicagcge Department Store Compelled te Paw Stitt Fine.

cost of living that he had decided  to lease his plant and go where he could get more money for his labor. Success to you Payne.

TAX ASSESSORS ARE: MEETING AT CAPITA   Governor; Governor-Flect' and Other Officials Discuss Problems With . Assessors.   EOR ‘TWO-DAY MEETING

MEXICO WILL MAKE HOMES ~ FOR YAQUI   Pacifying of Yaqui In. dians Solves Greatest Problem of Sonora Says Governor.

ECONOMY, THRIFT = DRIVE PLANNED   Life Insurance President: to Confer. —

CENTURY ANNIVERSARY.      Tipton County Man to be Present at Unusual Event.

GILLETT 1S AGAINST INCREASE (N HANG   JorSissicpt WHI Lose One Member if Present S‘ze is Maintzined.

INCREASE SIZE LOWER HOUSE   Speaker Gillett is Opposed to th Proposition, lowa May Lose One,

SAYS HOUSE IS BiG ENOUGH   Speaker tiillete Unalterably Oppoecd fe (ny Increase in Memherahip.

TWO MURDER SUSPECTS HELD FOR GIRL’S DEATH   Pontiac, Mich., Authoritics Search For Third Man In Connection With Killing of Vera Schneider.

WORLD FINANCIAL CONFERENCE URGED   British Chanc*llor of Exchequer Willing To Participate If Meeting Is Called By Neutral Counfry Or League of Nations.

ENGLAND SAYS END fk COME 10 BORROWINE   CHAMBERLAIN TELLS BANKERS SUCH SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM FUTILE   in Britain Will Participate In In ternational Finanical Congress If Properly Called

CONSENTS TO CONFERENCE,   Chamberlain Against Any Seheme to Ivferease Britain's Liabilities.

REPORTS LITHUANIANS —-FIREQN LEAGUE: DT   Advices Received: at Warsaw Declare Internatiotiat: Dom: : mission Attacked.

K.C. THUGS ROB JEWELER   Get Away With Tray o! Diamonds.   ALSO GET 50 WATCHES   Two Daylight Robberies Added tc Long List Recent Crimes in That City.

KANSAS CITY CRIME WAVE.   Two Daylight Robberles Reporte: There. Today. a

WIFE OF NEW U.S. SENATOR DIES ON DAY HE IS CHOSE)   Former Governor of Alabama is Ap pointed to Succeed Late Senator Bankheaa.

OUR COUNTRY FACTS   MEASUREMENTS COMPLETED IN A NUMBER OF DIRECTIONS   Interesting Facts Announced by the Geological Survey

ARTHEST NORTH SOUTH EAST AND WEST POINTS   ON UNITED STATES MAINLAND DETERMINED BY GHROLOGICAL SURVEY — INTERESTING FACTS NOT GENERALLY KVOWN.

THE AREA OF THE UNATED STATES   THE PURTHEST EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH POINTS   THE GROSS ANE LAND AREA   Many Interesting Facts About the Great United States as Reporicd by the Genlogical Survey.

20,000 SINN FEIN LEADERLESS   Arrest of Lord Mayor ‘of Cork Causes Distress Among Young Volunteers—Effects -Seen in  South Ireland Blackade.   BUSINESS LOWER

Twenty Thousand Sinn Feiners, Well Armed and Restless, Ready io Cause British Much Trouble

20,000 Volunteers Restles: Since Arrest of Coolheaded Chiefc   DISARMING IS. URGED      Sinn Feiners Confident They Can Conquer Foes by Blockade _

REMEMBERS MINISTERS    Rich Hanover Woman Bequeaths Sum to Mennentte Pastors,

SIX PASTORS GIVEN BEQUESTS IN WILI   Mennonite Churches and Ministers Remembered by Miss Anna Bare Who Died Last Sunday—Left Big Estate

Begin Mustering Out Ry. Officials March 1, 1920   REGIONAL AND DISTRICT ORGAN. IZATIONS TO DEMOBILIZE FIRST IN TURNING ROAOS BACK TO OWNERS,

Railroad Administration to Discontinue Regional and District Officers March

HOLDEN BACK TO BURLINGTON   Resigns as Central West Regional Diredtor.   PREPARE FOR RETURN ROADS   All Regional and District Officers of Ratiroad Administration Out March 1.

ORDERS DEMOBILIZATION OF RAILS ORGANIZATION   Director General Hines Directs Discon tinuance of Regional and District Offices  ‘gi

UNSCRAMBLING EGGS   : * ¢ ;  steps are (Being Taken to Divest  the Government of R. R. Con trol and Send Them Back “oe Owners, F

LIQUIDATING RAILROADS   REGIONAL AND! DISTRICT OFFIC. ERS QUIT ON MARCH 1..   Director General Hines Sends Oui Orders Preparatory to Return of Roads to the Owners.

(aga taba tae Reo aa HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTNING.   Four Tipton County Animals Met Death Sunday Evening.

nsec NCEHee iy i See eB HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTNING   Four Tipton County Animals Met Death Sunday Evening.

MILITARISM IN THE SCHOOLS   Re pid Spread ef it in Germany Hae  enummewe 6 Ge ae

MEDIATORS TO HEAR RAIL MEN   State Department Officials ir Pittsburgh for Consultations Today.   CONDITIONS IMPROVED

Pilot Burns to Death; Passenger Crawls Out  W hen Safeiy Belt Breab

WHAT ARE XMAS GIFTS¢   { They Are Translated Thoughts . Given in the Way of Useful or  Trivial Articles

DR. SEDGWICK TO ASYLUM   Michigan, Uxorcide Suspect Goes Un. der Observation for His Sanity.

WEST VIRGINIA RATIFI SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN   Vote in House Is 47 for and 40 Against; Senate Not to Consider Matter

WEST VIRGINIA SENATE BEATS EQUAL SUFFRAGE   Motion to Reconsider is Defeated—House of Delegates — Ratifies Amendment.

GERMANY CAN'T PAY SAYS GEORG   Allies Mast Got Guns and Airplanes Premier Anserts Before Tlouse of Commonn,

CERMANY UNABLE TO PAY   Lloyd George Says He Wants Ter* ions to Acknusiledge Their  ee Se E.R ee

UNDECIDED ON NEW CABINE!   A Rumor States That Former Italian Minister May Return

TALY ENGAGED IN ORGANIZING CAFW CABINET   Oriando and Sonnino Men: tioned Among Leaders Who May Be Given Positions

CLUB AND SOCIETY NEWS NOTES FROM OVER THE COUNTY   A R Cr  Deiden

MESSAGE TO FRANCE   President Wiison Compares Bastile:s to Declaration.

Ties That Bind Two Peopl Are Indestructible, Says Bastile Day Message

AMERICANS TAKE HIGH HONORS IN OLYMPIC GAME:   Athletes From U. S. A. Out. classes All Other Nations in Combinations.

AMERICANS. WIN PLACES,      Loomis Clips Full Becond From Record For -400-Meter  Hurdle Fvrent.

AMERICANS ARE LEADING GAMES   Powerful, Well Balanced Team in Olympiad   Dutclasses All Other National Combinations but Individu.  als Not Strong Enough to

AMERICANS SCORE 43 “POINTS AT OLYMPIAD   TEAM FROM STATES CUICLASSES NATIONS’ COMBINATIONS IN SECOND DAY OF MEET,

FINNISH ATHLETE IS HIGHEST IN OLYMPICS   American Team Leads Witl Greatest Number of Points.

AMERICANS LEAD IN WORLD GAMES   Net Total of 43 Points of Possible 66; Finn Takes  Pentathalon,

YANK ATHLETES QUTCLASS ALL   CHICAGO MAN MAKES ONLY WORLD RECORD, WHILE MATES PILE UP POINTS

AMERICANS WIN PLACES.   Loomis Clips Full Second Fron Record For 400-Meter _ Hurdle Event.

U.S. Gets 43 Point: Out of Possible 66 For Day   Olympic Games Points

AMERICAN TEAM GATHERS HONORS IN OLYMPIC CONTESTS   Powerful and Well Balanced It Outclasses All Other Nations’ Combinations.   FIN PROVES TO BE BEST ALL AROUND ATHLETE   Track and Field Men From the United States Are in the Lead, With Finland Second and France and England Third and Fourth.

NIAGARA POWER  MAY. BE CUT OFF BY STRIKE VOT!   Laborers on Canadian Sid fo Act on Walkout in  Cumnathy

LABOR HEADS, Rt SH      This Is: Attitude of Leaders: Who May. Appeal for Federal Action, ee   “OUTLAW” STRIKE. NOW: SPREADS OVER NOW a   ‘Other Industries Affected: and  Thousands of Men.. Are Out,

LABOR UNIONS THREATENED BY   to Government to Quash Railroad Strike Considered by Leaders   INDUSTRIES FORCED TO CLOSE IN MIDDLE WES’   MANY MINES CEASE OPERA. TION FOR LACK OF CARS BROTHERHOODS CLAI»* STRIKE 1S AT PEAK.

Thousands Are Idle as Result of Forced Shutdown of Many Large Industries

ANILAQAD STRIKE 13 SPREADING: LABOR OFFICIALS ALARMED   Workers Threatened With Revolution in Own Ranks by Unauthorized Action.

UNION LEADERS MAY ASK GOVERNMENT 10 QUELL SIRIKE WITH STATUTE   Provisions Of Lever Act, Used In Coal Controversy, Said To Cover Present Walkout Of Railroad Yardmen--Insurgents Claim To Be Gaining Ground.

SUFF SUBJECT IS SUBMITTED   Bill Concerning Coming Election Is Present ed by Hobby

BILL SUBMITTED TO LEGISLATURE     Two Measures Before Law Makers Covering Voters and Voting.

TWO PLANS Fon GIVING VOTE Yt  WOMEN OF STATE   SUFFRAGISTS WOULD ISSUE FX. EMPTION CERTIFICATES UN  PEAD OF TAX RECEIPTS.

DEFENSE oGORES POINT WN TRIAL OF WOOTTON Ih  KIDNAPING CASE   judge Pattee Rules Evidence ay Be Introduced to Prove That Conditions lnetified Denortations,   RULING APPLIES ONLY TO WARREN DISTRICT   Counsel Will Not Be Allowed to Refer in Opening Statement to ny Alleged Natinn- Wide Conspiracy,

JUDGE PATTEE AIDS DEFENSE IN STATEMENT   Says Deportations in Warren Might be Justifiable   REFUSES TO MAKE HIS OPINION FAR REACHING   Confines Statement to Warren District Only

~ Oscar Wassley, Sixteen Years Old, Pleads Guilty in the Madison Court

YOUTH ADMITS ‘THEF EOF $4,00¢   Osear-'Wassley, 16, Pleads Guilty in Madison : ~ Court

ASKS RECOGNITION OF iRISE   Sherwood of Ohio Urges Congress to Act Favorably on Mason Resolution for Erin.

Sherwood of Ohio Urges Congress t: Act Favorably on Mason Resolution for Erin.

ESCORT FOR GEN. PERSHING   Reveption Committee to Form Guar That Will Accompany Him  ae eae ramets

FSCORT ROR GEN. PRRSHING   Reception Committee to Form Guarte That Will Accompany Him jm Station.

INTRODUCE DAMAGING EVIDENCE   Seck io Prove Preacher Lived a1 Hotel With Weman. -_

‘Antis’ Waited 50 Years for Investigation   “We Should Worry,” Says iSuperintendent .of New York Anti-Saloon League,

GERMANY'S SEA POWER IS GONE   WILL SOON TURN OVER THt LAST-OF HER BIG FIGHTING SHIPS.

Efforts to Establish Soviet Form of Gsvernment Blocked by Secret Service + Men in Thirty-five Cities From Coast to Coast   THIRTY-FIVE CITIES REPORT 3893 REDS CAUGHT IN DRAGNET

MAY NOW HOLD OFFICE   COMMON RULE SET ASIDE   Wor n Are Eligible to be Appointed in Penn. eviania.

WOMEN ARE ELIGIBLE TO: HOLD OFFICE. IN. STATE, ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS

TWO NATIONS WOULD TTIWINAVE. COMPETITION      Firebug Suspected As Newcastle Hotel Burns

SURATGH VOTE A PUZZLER   “FOURH DIMENSION” INJECT. ED INTO POLITICAL ~ SITUATION .

“Scratch Voters” Add to Trou bles of Political Leaders This Year.   EXPECT RECORD TURN OUT   Send Appeal fo Election Officials to Avoid Complications in Returns.

Philipp Adherents Oppose Selection of Bosshart and Parker.   BLAINE MEN ASK LATTER

WILGOX MEN BACK LA CROSSE MAN AS G. 0. P, SHAIRMAN   Otto Bosshard Choice of Mer Opposed to Candidate of Blaine Faction   SS 2 a  ASSEMBLY CLERK PUT FORWARD AS COMPROMISE CANDIDATE   Shaffer Groomed for the Place by Men of Both Sides

ITALTANS STUDY ~ SLEEP MALADY   Scientist Making Ex ~ periments to Locate _' Cause of Disease

COX WILL PARALLEL RECORD WITH THAT UF HARDING TODAY   League of Nations is Another Issue the Governor Will Champion. ,   ADDRESS S TO FORMALLY OPEN CAMPAIGN IN OHIO   Democratic Nominee Emphatically Denies Reports He Has Sent a Private Emissary to Work Against Ratification of Suffrage in North Carolina.

_ RECORD WITH THAT   Plans Address Before Dem: ecratic State Convention   RECEIVES WORD OF -. FIGHT IN TENNESSEE

OK T0 COMPARE Ho RECORD AND UPPONENT'o IN  ANDRESS TODAY   Governor Will Parallel His Course During His Six Years of Office in Ohio With That of Harding’s,   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL BE CHAMPIONED   Encouraging Reports Are Received of Prospects For Democratic Success in the Ruckeve State,

COX WILL COMPARE RECORDS.   Intends to Sise Up His Own With That of Semater Hardinc.

OHIO DEMOCRATS HEAR COX TODAY   Nominee to Address State Convention; Will Parallel His Record to Harding’s   ¢. 0. P. ALSO TO CONFER   Complete Campaign Program For Senator Harding Will Be t Worked Out By Leaders

COX TO PARALLEL HARDING'S RECORT   NOMINEE TO MAKE ISSUE OF AFFAIRS OF LAST SIX YEARS, IN SPEECH TODAY.

COX CONTINUES FIGHT ON REACTIONARIES"   Will Address Ohio Democratic Con vention at Columbus ToAY.

Democratic Candidate. Wil Parallel. Harding’s Achievements at State Meet: -  OHIO SUCCESS “ASSURED   Spends Day Conferring Wit! Party.. Leaders ;- Comments on :Suffragé. Situation

‘FORTUNE OF EX-KAISER SAFE   Committee eof Prussian Diet Rejects Metion te Cenfiscate.

HOHENZOLLERN-CASH IS SAFE   Prussian Dist Rejects Socialist’ Motior to Seize Wealth. of Former  Kaiser”

TROOPS GLARD PRISONER   Guardsinen Prevent Mob From Lyirchinge Neer.

MOB THREATENS NEGRO PRISONERS   Three Negroes Charged With an Assault on White Woman

TROOPS ON GUARD TO PROTECT NEGRO   North Carolina Jail Attacked by Mob Seeking Three Col- ored Men. :

MacSWINEY TS SAID T0. BE WEAKEE   ramily Charges Mis leading Statements  by Home Office 

PLOT TO SLAY LLOYD GEORGE   Swiss Police Say They Have Conspirators Under Scrutiny in Geneva

PLOT TO SLAY LLOYD: GEORGE   Bwiss Police Say They. Have Conepi? ators Under Scruti#y in Geneva* —Party ‘in Seclusion.

D. LLOYD GEORGE IN PERIL   Swiss Uncover Plot to Slay the Pre. a mier of Great Britain.

PLOT ON LIFE OF LLOYD-GEORGI   Swiss Police Take Measures to Protect British Premjer.

LAKES TC OCEAN . WATERWAY BOOSTEL   Declared to Be National Necessity in Developing Nation’s Resources,

9 KILLED IN CHICAGO BY GAS   Coroner Orders Investigation Low Pressure Its Blamed,

GAS KILLS NINE IN CHICAGO   Low Pressure Is Blamed and the Coroner Orders an Investigation of Deaths.

MICHIGAN MAN GETS THREATS   Police Guard Person, Home and Factory of the Mayor of Marshall. .  4

THREATS FOR MICHIGAN MAN   aherese: Home and Factory of Marshall Mavor Under Guard.

(SLATURE BMAY IMPOSE POLL TAX   ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPIN JON IS RECEIPT 18 NOT REQUIRED.    Hobby Declares Ruling Will Not  Halt Efforts to Prevent “Repekter” Voting. ,

WILSON MAKES DEMOCRACY PLEA INANNUAL ADDRESS  eked cup OT ADY. Ysic TAN ND v FE S E i D S @DDEESS on  Reoiae tion eke saunt ig Rec      DOCTOR'S  pes aha

WILSON BOWS TO WISHES OF HIS DOCTORS   ‘T AM YOUR PATIENT,” HE SAYS, IN DECIDING NO TO APPEAR IN PERSON IN CONGRESS.      Senator Harding Talks Over League and Cabinet Selection With His Advisers.

PRESIDENT SEGIDED ONLY (ODAY NOT TO READ HIS MESSAGE   Deterred From Delivering Message im Person by Grayson’s Advice,

WILSON M Ak ES DEC ISILON   Vinally Decides Not to Appear Before Congress in Person.

GEN. W. E. MICKLE DIES AT AGE OF 74   Adjutant General United Confederate Veterans and One of Confederacy’s Best Known Men.

HENERAL MICKLE CONFED. SOLDIER   And Adjutant General of the United Confederate Veterans Died at His   HOME IN MOBILE TODAY

GRUNAU DISPERSES HOPES 10 END RAUL STRIKE IN CHICAGO   OUTLAW LEADER, LOOKED TO FOR INSTRUCTIONS, TAKEO NO ACTIO   STILL OUT IN EAST   Officials of Roads Reject Pro posal of “Rebels” to Return to Work..

QUICK SETTLEMENT ~ OF RAIL TROUBLES   Is Hardly To Be Hoped For In View of the Attitude of John Grunau   ROADS DECLARE THE —  CONDITIONS IMPROVE

GRANAU ASSERTS: HE STANDS PAT   Insurgent Leader Released From Jail Declares He Will  Not Take Action.   ST. LOUIS MEN WILL VOTE

GHUNAU WON T MUVE 10 END REBEL STRIKE   Leaders Repudiated by Strikers Abandon the _ Insurgents and Return to Work at Chicago Today   IMPROVEMENT REPORTED IN TRAFFIC CONDITIONS   Movement of Livestock Into Chicago Greater than a Year Ago

OF STRIKE IS LOST TODAY   ST. LOUIS STRIKERS TAKE VOTE OX RETURNING TO WORK; GRUNAU OUT ON BOND.

STRIKE END IS REMOTE; MOVE MORE FREIGHT   Grunau, Insurgent Leader, Says He Will Not End the Walk-Out   SHIPMENTS OF LIVE STOCK ARE HEAVIER

FORMER LOCAL PEOPLE   WILL TRAVEL ABROAD   MR. AND MRS. MONTGOMERY EXPECT TRIP TO ENGLAND

FORMER LOCAL PEOPLE WILL TRAVEL ABROAD        MONTGOMERY TRE? TO ENGLAND

SINN FEIN RAID IN DUBLIN   Hundred Men Overnower Sol. dier Guard Then Vanish

Audacity of irish Rebels i Likely to.Provoke More Stringeit: Measures.

AUDACITY OF THE SINN FEIN RAID AMAZES LONDON   Entire British Press Points Out the Calmness and Thoroughness With Which the Attack on Kings Inn  Was Made.

Sinn Fein Raid Amazed the Press      APFALK EXPELTED. TO CAESF A LIVELY WEBATE EN PARLIAMENT TQDAY

LONDON 1S AMAZED AT IRISH: AUDACITY   SUDDEN SINN FEIN ATTACK Of DUBLIN TAKES BRITISH GARRISON BY SURPRISE

TERRORISTS RAIN ENGLISH STATION   BRITISH ARE AMAZED AT AUDAC ITY OF SINN FEIN RAID IN DUBLIN TOWN,

Boldness of Sinn Feiner Raids on Barracks Shock To London; “Censor” Mail

RELEASE OF DEBS IS TO BE SOUGHT SOON   Socialists to Visit Washingtor in Body April 13.

TRY TO FREE DEBS FROM U.S. PRISON   SOCIALISTS AND RADICALS PLAN TO PARADE WASHINGTON APAPELING TO PRESIDENT

“OF EIGENE DEBS   “Spectacular But Dignified” Ef. * fort to Be Made; Demonstra- _ tion in- Washington. 

SOCIALISTS ANNOUNCE SPECTACULAR  BUT DIGNIFIED MOVE TO FREE DEBS

SOCIALISTS TO ASK FOR DEBS? EARLY RELEASE   “SPECTACULAR BUT DIGNIFIED’ EFFORT TO BE MADE BY RADICALS   SPECIAL TRAINS ARE TO CARRY DELEGATIONS EAS)

DEBS RELEASE TO BE ASKEE   Demonstration Planhed for  April 13 at Wash-. ingt6n

CAMPAIGN PLANNED 10 SECURE GENERAL AMNEST)   “Spectacniar Hut Dignified™ Effort to He Made for Debs and  in

<r eee oe  POWHATTAN REPORTED IN SINK ING CONDITION  Heading for Po rt With Her 500 Pas sengers Doing Well.   Uneasinese at Boston Over the Safety of Paseeogere and Crew of the Powhattan.

POWHATAN IS FILLING, WITH  ‘WATER AT SEA   ‘Last Word From. Transport ts "That Situation Is Bad; Further Help Is Sought —

POWHATTAN REPORTED IN SINK ING CONDITION =   Heading for Port With Her 500 Pas sengers Doing Well.   Uneasiness at Boston Over the Safety of Passengers and Crew of the Powhattan. a

WOMEN URGE SESSIOND BE STARTED EARLIER   Constitutional Revision Commissiion to Meet Earlier—Defer Action on Fee System.

TWO MAIL PLANES TO OMAHA.         Regular Service to Start About the First of May.

TRY TO TALK TO EX-KAISER   Germans of High Rank Visited Ex Ruler at -Amerongen Recently.

TRY TO TALK.TO EX-KAISER      Germans of” ‘High. Rank Visited Ex; Ruler at. Amerongen : Recently. :

DANIELS 10 FIGHT IN OFFICE OR OUT FOR OWL FOR NAVY   Says No Nation Is To B Trusted When It Comes To Of) Question   FAVORS PHELAN BILL   Will Commandeer Supply T« Protect Navy From Exhorbitant Prices

Declares He Will Fight For Legislation Which Will Insure An Adequate Supply of Oil For Navy  _ Whether He is In Cr Out at Csahinet

WANTS OIL BASES   Sec. Daniels Trusts No Nation For Fuel   BULLETIN

EXTRA!   Telegraphic!   OVER 74 MILLION RAISED FOR INTER: CHURCH MOVEMENT

SUBSCRIBED 10 INTERCHURC WORLD MOVEMENT   Up to Wednesday Night—Rockefel. ler Gave $2,000,000.

DUCKED DOCTOR SUES.   Jiberty Loan Drive Committee’s Plan to Get Subscription.

PRIEST SAID. SANCTUARY   He Said tt With a Smile and Big Mob was Dispersed at Once.

PRIEST STOPS A LYNCHING PARTY   Refuses to Allow Mob Ente His Church in Search of Negroes.

PRIEST HALTS LYNCHING MOB   Clergyman With: Word “Sanctuary” Saves Lives of Three Negroes at Chicaga   Mob of S000 Chased Negrees Into Church After Killing of White Man

CROWD SEEKING 10 LYNCH BLACKS HELD AT BAY BY BRIES)                              ed Over Killing of White »Tiicnerced by Clerevman

PRIEST ROUTS MOB OF 5,000   Chicago Clergyman Saves Three Negroes From Lynching   BLACKS FLEE INTO CHURCH   Crowd Fallowing is Driven Out by the Pastor

PRIEST BREAKS: ~ UP WINDY CITY LYNCHING MOB   THREE NEGROES TAKE REFUGE IN "CHURCH AFTER KILLING WHITE MAN IN STREET ARGUMENT. -

START OF NEW RACE WAR IN CHICAGO IS STOPPED BY PRIESI   Father Burke Master: Maddened Mob of 5,000 Out to Lynch Negroes.

PRIEST ALONE DISPERSES MOB   With Word ‘Sanctuary’ Drives It Away

Drives Seachers of Three Ne aroes, Wanted for Murder, From His Church   Father Burke Turns Them Over to Police-——Race Riot is Made Impossible

PRIEST QUELLS CHICAGO MOB BENT ON DEAT   Church in Which Hunted Negroes Sought Refuge Besieged By 5,000.   “THIS IS A SANCTUARY’’ CRIED FATHER BURKE   Coolness of Little Clergyma at Critical Moment Saved Three Lives.

SMALL PRIEST SUBDUES MOB   Father Burke in Chicago Does More Than Police Riot Sauiad Could Bo.   SAVES NEGROES FROM MOB

LONE PRIEST   OF “THREE NEGROES ‘WHO. TOOK- REFUGE _IN A CHURCH...   With Word “Sanctuary” on  is Lips Father Burke Dishe persed Mob Bent on Mur “Bauana Minainn \.

SAVES NEGROES FROM LYNCHING   Prompt Action by Priest Saves Fugitives From Mob   ALL QUIET TODAY   Chicago Police Establish Dead Lines to Prevent Further Race Rioting.

Nord “Sanctuary” On Lips Of Priest Quells Attempt At Lynching By Big Mok

PRIEST PREVENTS NEGRO LYNCHING   With Word “Sanctuary” on His Lips, Sends Mob Out of Church

CROWD SEEKING 10 LYNCH BLACKS HELD AT BAY BY PRIEST   Mob of Five Thousand Infuriated Over Killing of White Dispersed bv Clergyman

PRIEST HALTS — MOB PLANNING LYNCHING BEE   Father Burke Saved Three Chicago Negroes from Death and Drives Crowd from Church   MOB WILTS BEFORE HIM   Police Squads Dash Up As Danger is Ended by Priest and Negroes Taken to Jail

Drastic Changes In Operation 0 St. R. R's Urger   Federal Commission Urges Op eration At Cost System For Cities   RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE PUBLIC

US atta “LINES BEET   Drastic Changes in Operation of Traction Lines to. Avert ; Bankruptcy, Recommended By U: S. Rail Commissior   Fixed Return on Investment: Labor Dispute Arbitratior and Avoidance of Set Fare Are Necessary, ‘Body Say:   By WILLIAM PHILIP “SIMMS. International News Service Staff

EDERAL  REPORT I$ NOW PUBLIC   Whole Electric Railway Enterprise Is In Dire Straits   MANY RUN BY RECELIVERS

THAT MANY IN UKRAINE READY TO LEAVE FOR THE HOLY LAND   Palestine Is Being Put in Readi. ness to Receive Population  From All Parts of  the Worid.

PURDUE FIGURES LOSS ON CATTLE   FEEDING NOW AN UNPROF. ITABLE BUSINESS   Seventy Fed During Winter Lose $27.73 a Head is Demonstrated.

ARREST GUNMAN IN CHICAGO   Gene Geary, Slayer of Saloonkeeper, Arrested at Friend’s House.

CHICAGO GUNMAN IS TAKEN   Gene Geary, Hunted for Murder of Sa loonkeeper, Arrested at Friend’s Home.

— JACKSON ROYD DE         nt in Indistaa. Popities Tipton.  Was 'Promin and Kyown i

JACKSON BOYD DEAD.   Was Prominent in’ Indistna Politics and Known in Tipton,

COME TAX MUST BE PRIA PROMPT   PLEAS OF THE NEGLIGENT TO BE UNAVALLANG WITH THE COLLECTORS.

NEGLIGENT SHALL NOT ESCAPE   Sickness About Only Excuse Aceeptable for Fallere to File Schedule.

FENCE IN THE ROADWA)   JUDGE BRADLEY GIVES DECISION - IN BOUNDARY CASE,

FENCE IN THE ROADWAY   JUDGE BRADLEY. GIVES DECISION “IN BOUNDARY CASE.” ~...

General Deeply Incensed at Wild Qutbreak by Professor and Cames Back With Sizzler.   DOESN'T FANCY TERMS AS APPLIED TO RODSEVELTS

HARDING WANTING. “TWILL SPFEPH   ACCEPTANCE OF NOMINATION ISTO BE DELIVERED AT. ; HIS HOME -TOWN.

ANTHRACITE MINERS "ACCEPT ARBITRATION   Convention at Wilkes-Barre Decjares It Almost an Impossi. hility te Win a Strike.

VOTE DOWN 17 PUT. BOOST BCT AGREE TO ACCEPT WIESON ARBITRATION . COMMIS.”

MINERS ACCEPT WILSON'S OFFER OF ARBITRATIOI   Ciaim “Clas I Legislation’ Makes It Impossible to Wag Suceessful Strike.

MINERS AGREE TO COMMISSION PLAN   Hard Goal Workers Accep * President's Proposition,

TO GIVE BURTON ANOTHER TRIAL   Captain of Challenger’s Crew to Have Chance to Come Back

REPRISALS FOR MAYOR'S DEATE   Four Who Sat at Mac Swiney’s Court Martia Are Kidnapped.

AGAINST MEN RESPONSIBLE FO MMACSWINEY’S DEATH   ‘Have Begun in freland—Four Kidnaped from Traia.

Reprisal Begun By Sinn Feiners For MacSwine)   Four Officers of Courtmartial Kidnaped; British Add  to Irish Forces

REPRISALS FOR M'SWINEY DEATH STARTED TODAY  FOUR MEMBERS OF COURT MARTIAL KIDNAPPED FROM TRAIN.  CINN CCINCDe UnIN

LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK AND ESCAPE:   Forced Grand Rapids Bank Clerk Into Vault and Got Away With Ten ‘Thousand Ticllars and Some Bonds. — — Was Branch Bank.

DUKE’S SON DIES IN 2-ROOM FLAT   BARON ERNEST WALLBURG, CUT OFF BY EMPEROR, SERVED AS WAITER IN CAFE

BARON WALLBURG   Romantic Career of Noblema Brought to Close at Life’s Terminatinne-fied in Poverty

ARCHOUKE, EA-WAITER, DEAL IN GREAT POVERT)   Mother Was Peasant; Empero Made Him Baron and Eaters Tipped Accordingly.

ROMANTIC LIFE ENDS.   Death of Baron Ernest Wallburg {s Announced fram Budapest.

California Législators Warn — State Department to Keep Its Hands Off in Jap Legislation

U.S. 1S DEFIED IN JAP MEASURE   Califernia Officials Determined on Alien Ban, Report   VOTE ON ACT IN NOVEMBER   Would Extend-Present Law to Forbid Lease on Land

KILLS FATHER TO SAVE HIS MOTHER, SUMMONS POLICE   Woman Shows Bruises Received Before Youth In- «  wv hidieesk tA TREES SS

ITALIAN FORCES . OCCUPY SEAPORT   Troops Enter City of Triest  on Sunday.

City of Triest is Reported : Occupied -« “by Italian Troops   D’Annunzio Disclaims Part, in Movement Against New Objective

ITALIAN TROOPS AT TRIESTE   Expected Seizure of Important City by Gabriel d’Annunzio Does Not Materialize.

‘RUSH RELIEF TRAIN TO SCENE OF WRECK   Passengers Reported Killed in Bad Wreck on ee Desert e.

OPERATE AND FELON GIVEN HIS RELEASE   Minnesota Convict Free « T¢ Return to Colorado Where . Pardon Awaits Him”

-BELGIAN-BRAZILIAN TREATY   Each Country Agrees to Make Purchases at Prevailing Exchange.

GENERAL RICHARDS GIVES OUTLINE OF FEDERAL ARM   Plan Will Make Regulars, Militia and Drafted Men Available at Short Notice.

STOCK TRANSFER TAX PLAYED.   Representatives of Markets Deciare War on Proposed Levy.

CAR SHORTAGE JS REPORTED   Impeding Texas Cattl. -Movements—Situa ‘tion Is Acute

OFFICER LYNCH ON THE STAND   Inspector States Mrs. Ot terson Told Him of hut One Revolver.   HUSBAND TOLD OF SECOND WEAPON

PLANS FOR PAGEANT   ADVISE - COMMERCIAL: ‘cLus To “CONTRACT WITH. ‘DIRECTORS   WILL BE BIG FEATURE OF EVENT   Historical Pageant. Will Depict: Early. History of County in -Tableaux and. Dance at Semi-Centennial Celeb “ae tion September 16 and. ny oe

Historical Pageant Will Depict Early History of County In Tableaux and Dance at Semi-Centenniat Celebra. tion September 16 and 17,

NN NO ESERIES  TO WITHDRAW FR FROM BEDFORD STONE CLUB SHORTLY   NewAddition To Embody Both Buziness and Social Features

s Proposed For Bic min Which Will For Time - ™ Branch Of Bedford Chub.      WOULD ERECT FINE BU

TEXAS PROHIBITION LAW NOW ATTACKED   CONTENDED IT IS NULLIFIED BY BEING SUPERSEDED BY THE VOLSTEAD   Ay Aeaeonrcinted Praee

TEXAS PROHIBITION ° LAW ATTACKED IN CASE CITING VOLSTEAD AGT   COLLIN COUNTY MAN- THINKS VOLSTEAD ACT HAS SUPERSED.ED TEXAS STATUTE,

PRO CASE SET ~ OCTOBER SIXTH   Claim Texas Law Super. ceded by the Volstead ‘Act

FIVE PEOPLE KILLED   And Ten ‘Injured When Rooming House Collapses

FOUR KILLED IN BUILDING GOLLAPS   Sixteen Others Injuecd and a Hundres Were Buried Cader Wreckage of Building

4 KILLED, MANY. HURT IN WRECK   Building in English Town Collapses With Over 100 Buried in Wreckage: Search for Bodies.

‘SIX DIE IN PHILADELPHIA FIRE      Furnitere Factory Building Burnse— Eight Persons Injured.

FACTORY FIRE CAUSES DEATH UF 6 WORKMER   EIGHT OTHERS INJURED ID PHILADELPHIA BLAZE-— FOUR DIE IN LOWER MAN HATTAN BLAZE.

ICH BOUND ‘TIRED  WON TES   Nantucket, fas: Winter     a Flas ° Hardest he Kawi

BERGDOLL, WEALTHY. DRAFT- DODGER, FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE. HAS BEEN. FOUND

PAPER SHORTAGE CAUSE EXPLAINEL   Publisher Of Baltimore Sun Declares Misunderstanding To Blame.

PRINT PAPER FUTURE BETTER   Production in 1921 to B Greatly in Excess of That of 1920.

DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY OF PAPER   Baltimore Publisher Blames Lack of Understanding.   Agitation for Pubtie Control of Manufacture Was Mistake, Says Paul Patterson.

PUBLISHERS =~  MISUNDERSTOOD   Said Baltimore Sun Man and Print Makers Could Supply  Demand at Old 'Prices,.

THE PAPER SHORTAGE,   Miamderstanding Besween  Vses aud Maker to i8liute.

Said Baltimore Sun Man and Print Makers Could Supply Demand at Old Prices.

TELLS CAUSE OF PAPER SHORTAGE   Lack of Understanding Be tween Publishers and Manufacturers, Says Witness

Paper Shortage To American Press Due To Simple Misunderstanding Between Publishers And Mill Men

CHOICE PLEASES DEMOCRATS   Leaders at Washington Call Repub. lican Nominee Standpatter.

SAY HARDING G. 0. P. CHOICE   Leading Democrats Regard Him as a Help in Their Fight for Votes.

4 TRIBUTE To GLEED   Telephone  Switebboards Were idle for Onte Mirate

TRIBUTE 70 LATE  CHARLES $, GLEED   Railroad, “Telephone Company and Banks Honor HisMemory.

TRIBUTE TO: (.'S. GLEED.  ——e >» Impressive Ceremonies at the Funeraf Service Today.

BOLSHEVIKS MAKE FURTHER GAINS IN POLISH OFFENSIVE   They Capture Town of Smal! Size But at Junction of Railtroad.—Armenians Consent ta The Sending of Delegates to  Moecaow.

REDS CAPTURE y RATTeAv      Railroad -Town. Has Been ‘Taker Mrom Doles 

POL ES I LOSE TOW Y.   The Bolsheviki Neem to be Pushing Their Vampaign.

BOLSHEVIKS MAKE FUT GAINS IN POLISH OFFENSIVE   ‘ . —   They Captire Town of Smal! Size But at Junction of Rail road.—Armenians Consent to The Sending of Delegates to  Wineracy.

VANDERBILT GAME T0 FEATURE NEXT YEAR'S SCHEDULE   Bellmont Makes Important An. nouncement of Football Contests In Future

FRAUD CHARGE AGAINST PORZ   ‘*Mystery Financier’’ Placed Under Arrest by Federal Officials Today.   BAIL OF $25,000 WILL BE REQUIRED   Complaint in the Case Charges He Used the Mails ina. Seheme thn Defrand,

SEEK “HIGHER-UPS" IN U.S. SCRUTINY OF PONZI'S DEALS   Investigators Believe Money Wizard Was Catspaw Of Financial Ring   METHODS STILL SECRET   Solvency Of Little Ttalian I Still Unimpaired In Spite Of Prohe

Wizard Ponzi Must Answer  Fraud Charge   Financier’’ Surrenders Wher He Heard Warrant Was Out For Arrest   COMPLAINT CHARGES MISUSE OF MAILS   Bail Fixed At $25,000—He I Turned Over To Marshal Till Given

PONZI ADMITS HE WAS CONVICT   ‘Get Rich Quick’ Broker Admits Prison Terms— Bank of Which He Was Director Ordered To Be  Closed.   DEVELOPMENTS

CHAS. PONZI BOSTON WIZARD IN FINANCES, 1S ARRESTED   “Mystery Financier” Charged With Using Mails to Defraud.   SURRENDERS TO POLICE   Accompanies Lawyer to Office of United States Marschall

CLARK WOULD NOT SWAP HOUSE JOB FOR SENATE   Missouri Senator Declares in Statement He Feels of More Ser. vice to State as Leader.

NO SENATE FOR CHAMP CLARK   Won't Swap Leadership of House for Seat in the Highér Body, He Declares.

CHAMP CLARK OUT OF IT.      Missourlan Will Not Be a Candidate For Senator.

EQUITY REFUSES 10 JOIN WITH BURERL   State Convention Closes After  Hot Session—Otto Rohm Is Director.

Equity Votes Down Farm Bureau Plans   TAKES LAST SHOT, HOWEVER, AT NON-PARTISAN LEAGUERS

QUIET PREVAILS AND FACTORIES RESUME IN BERLI   RAILWAY AND TRAM SER: VICE NO LONGER INTERRUPTED.   COMMUNIST MANIFESTO HAS BEEN ISSUED   Martial Law Ends Marked Disorders in Many German Cities—Police Finally Use Bombs.

150 ARE SHOT IN BERLIN RIVTS   tial Law Ends Trouble ant + Defeats Reds’ Plan to Seize City.   POLICE FINALLY USED BOMBS   All Parties Unite Against the Radi , cals — Government Fears Lieb , knecht Anniversary and Prepares Accordingly.

MARTIAL LAW ENDS RIOTS IN BERLIN   Fifty Killed and 100 Injured is the Latest Estimate of Casualties   BOMBS CAUSE PANIC   Government Assumes Responsibility for Shooting Into the Crowd

MARTIAL LAW ENDS. ITS I GERMANY   Fifty Persons Killed and 10¢ Others Are Wounded.   BOMBS ARE USED BY POLICE   Plan of Reds to Seize Rule Over the Capital Is Defeated—aAali Parties Unite Against the Radicals— City Armed Camp.

BIOBEE GIVEN U.K. BY ThE SUPREME COURT   High Court Says che Town Was Alright in Sending Out the Undesirables.

GOLDEN SPECIAL COX’S ‘TRUMP CARI   Maginates Who Waxed Fat’On War . Chartée® Train To Carry” Demo    ..eratic Speakers On Ti

GOLDEN SPECIAL TO CARRY WILGOM GOSPEL 10-WEST   Spectacular Flying Coterie of Administration Supporters “1s Cox’s Trump Card.

‘GOLDEN SPECIAL’ TO CARRY WILSON GOSPEL 70 WEST   Spectacular Flying Coterie of Ad.  . ministration Supporters 1s Cox's  . Trump Card,—Millionaire Train. ‘

WILSON’S HEALTH BETTER SINCE — ELECTION’S PAST   Removal of Worry Given a:  Cause for Improved RAS gta.

WILSON BETTE! SINCE NOV, 2   Healt: Improves After Anxiety Over Election Is Removed—Preparing Message to Congress,

PRESDENT’S HEALTH -”, SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   Devotes ‘Much Time to Public Business and in Preparation ot Coneressional Messiuire.

PRESIDENT IMPROVING   Health Better Since Removal of Election Anxieties.

IS BETTER SINCE ELECTION   President’s Health Improves” Since Arxiety Is Removed.

NO GAGE FAIR UNLESS FARMERS TAKE HOLI   County Exposition to Be Abandoned if Change Not Made Says W. W. Scott.

BATTLE OVE  ERT HUA wool ITUTE WON GAES   Propose Plan to Reconstruct Financial System of Government   ENEMIES SAY RICH ONLY WOULD BENEFIT   Proposal Would Enabl Republicans to Reduce Taxes, Belief

REPUBLICANS -HAVE ~~ TIVELY - MEETING   Misc; James E. Blythe, Speaker At ‘Rally,.Scores Democratic Tactics ‘And League of Nations,

REPUBLICANS HAVE LIVELY MEETING   Mrs. James E. Blythe, Speaker At “Rally, Scores Democratic Tactics And League of Nations. Endorse Cummins,  '

ARTILLERY TRAINED WITH WOODEN GUNS   Annual Report Shows. Lack o e318 Equipment int War, aracd. ~

PLENTY OF CANNON FOR U.S. NEXT WAI   No Need Of Improvised Equipment For Training Now, Artillery General Says.

ANNUAL REPORT DISCLOSES CONDITION   Lack of Equipment Created Bad Impression for American Arm y —- Sufficient Arms Now Available to Equip Armv

ARTILLERY USED WOODEN CANNON   Maj.-Gen. Snow in Annual Re port Says Artillery Was Trained Without Weapons   PLENTY IN STOCK NOW!

ARTILLERY TRAINED WITH WODEN GUNS.   ‘Major General Snow Say:  Equipment Inadequate During World War.

TROOPS WERE TRAINED WITH WOODEN GUNS   ROPE HARNESS ALSO USED BY THE ARTILLERY, SAYS REPORT FROM MAJOR. GENEFRAT., WreoT exnnur   ‘Large Quantities of Guns and / Ammunition Left Over Will } Equip American Army Quickly

TROOPS WERE DRILLED WITH WOODEN GUNS   Lack of equipment at beginning of World War made this expedient necessary

THE WEATUTER            U. S. Now Possesses Sufficient Artillery To Equ ip ‘Large Army

Artillery Troo Troops. ~ With Wooden Gun:   “But Now tho Stock of Guns on Hand Sufficitnt te » Boulp a Large Sized Army,

Wooden Guns, Rope Harness  And Other Expedients Used In Training Of Artillery

$100,000 LOOT IN SECOND MA'L TRAIN ROBBER}   Ten Men Have Been Arrested in Connection With, $3,500,000 Theft.

PALMER STRONG FOR CUTTING LIVING COS”   Has No Hopes of D®ing I, However, hy a Reduction of Wages, Attorney General Says,

PALMER FAVORS PRICE NOT WAGE REDUCTION   Attorney General Does Not Think It Wise “For Us Ever to Get to a Lower Level”

WAGE REDUCTIONS -——_TNPOSSIBLE~PALMER   Weuld Offer no Hope of Lower Liv ing Costs—Workmen's Profits Shares,

10 YOUR COUNTRY COAST 10 COAST   Parley P. Christenson, Presidential Nominee of FarmerLabor Party, Will Make Aggressive Campaign.

WILL MAKE CAMPAIGN TOUR,   Partcy P. Christensen Nominated by bermeor-Loter Por yy. aoe

~(GDEEHS IB oaNa   IT PROBABLY WILL TAKE WEEKS AND PERHAPS MONTHS TO END TIER.TPe.

REQUIRE WEEKS FOR UNTANGLING FREIGHT GRUSH   Slight Dent Made Following Campaign to Disregard All Original Routings

WIDE FREIGHT JAM   Great Bulk Tied Up Over Coun: try, However, Has Suffered Only Few Dents.   LOADED CARS AWAITING MOVEMENT SHOW DECLINE      General Public Awakening to Need of Thorough Co-operation if Blockade is to he Lifted-Seme Roads So Badly Snowed Under It will Take Months to Get Back to Normal,

FREIGHT JAM FEELS IMPACT OF FORGES   Giving Way Before Concerted Action.

DRASTIC ACTION THEN BY LG, SHOWS. RESULTS   EDGE IS BROKEN OFF NATION. WIDE JAM, OFFICIALS BELIEVE. j   DLE CARS §=6ON MOVE   Great Bulk Commodities Tied Up Suffered Only Few Dents, Railroad Men Say, and Months Needed to Clear Congestion.

FREIGHT IS MOVING   REPORTS TO WASHINGTON SHOW RAIL SITUATION IMPROVING.   Coal Shortage in Chicago Grows More Serious—Drastic Action Wil! Soon Be Necessary.

FREIGHT JAM BROKEN   Reports Reaching Washington Show Improvement.   Public Awakening to Need of Thor. ough Co-Operation if Blockade Is to Be Lifted.

MOB SEEKS MAN _ HELD FOR BRUTAL “SLAYING OF BOYS   (illing Believed to Have'Followed Threat - to. Divulge. Information About. “"-. Recent Bank Rebbery

POLAND MUST: DECIDE, EITHER PEACE OR WAR   Says the Communique Sent hy th Soviet Government at Mascow .. roday.

ULTIMATUM SENT POLANE   Bolshoviki Notifies Her She Wfust Decide Whether She Wants War or Peace.

LAUGHS. AT. VIBRATION IDEA   Texas” Journal’  Pokes” ‘Fun, at Cult Which. Attained ‘More: ‘or Less > ofa Standing..

LAUGHS AT VIBRATION IDEA   Texas Journal Pokes Fun at Cult Which Attained More or Les» of a Standing.

SINN FEINERS OPPOSE TRUCE   Leaders Deny Participation in Rumored Negotiations Demandine Ferther Resistance   Head of Dublin Sinn Fein Organtzation Asks Lloyd George to Ontline First Stens

Little Faith Put in Rumors of Any Peace Offer   REMOVAL OF TROOPS MIGHT PAVE THE WAY   Devlin Tells Why He Is Not a Sinn Feiner

WOOD LEADS IN MINNESOT!   Johnson Running Second, Hoover Third and Lowden Fourth in G O P Primary.

W000 IS LEADING ~ IN MINNESOTA   Johnson and. Lowden Are Running Closely for Secondary Vote   VOTING IS VERY LIGHT   ‘Senator From California I: Running Alone.in North Dakota Primary

SWIFT & CO. REPORT PROFITS   Average Return On Each Dollar of  Snailes Figured at 1.15 Cents.

ZIMMERMAN CASE OVER TO MONDAY   Young Woman Is Agair Unable To Appear on Witness Stand.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK COMMANDER'S POSITION IMPROVING, THOUGH A RETREAT SEEMS INEVITABLE   Hundred Thousand Soviet Troops Closing in Upon Two Towns; General Wrangel Likely to Be Forced to Withdraw Into the Crimea

ADCKEFELLER IN CAMERA BATTLES   Millionaire Resents  Photographing of His Children for Papers

CALL MEETING OF CATTLE RAISERS   Letter Says the Normal Food Production Will Be Restored

BIG 5 SEEKS TO SPEED UP STOCK GROWING IN U.S   PACKERS CALL MIDDLE WEST AND  :  FAR WEST CONFERENCE TO  DISCUSS PLANS

PACKERS 10 FINANCE LIVESTOCK RAISING   Increased Production To B Sought By Chicago Meat  Concerns.

PACKERS SEEK  GONFERENGE ON HUD PRODUCTS   POINT TO NECESSITY FOR IN. CREASED PRODUCTION OF FOOD POR THE NATION,

AN INCREASE IN © TIVE STOCK Is Sought by Chicago ~ Packers CONFERENCE Is Called To Discuss  ‘Financing The Project

STOGK RAISER, TORE EONAR TOPIG      Packers, ‘Bankers: and Growers to: ‘Disciigs. Increased Méat. * Production :

CHICAGO PACKERS WILL CALL BIG MEETING SEPT 10   Attempt Find Way of Bettering Livestock Industry.

INDICT PONZI ON 86 COUNTS   Postal Coupon Firancier of Boston Faces 430 Years’ Imprisonment.

INDICT PONZI ON 86-COUNTS   ca [i Postal Coupon Financier of Boston Faces 430 Years’ Im. prisonment.

CHARLES PONZI IS INDICTED   Forty-three Cournts Against 50 Per  Cent Profit Financier.

PRESIDENT TO ASK LOAN   WILL ASK CONGREss TO WELP EUROPE BUY FOOD.   Seeretary G1. Before Republican Steering Committee Explains Needs of Europe.

WILSON TO ASK LOAN DF SABO 000,000   For F ood Relief of Europe.  “am Countries.

PHESIDENT WILL ASK FOR LOANS TQ EUROPEANS   Wilson Deeply Interested Ir Proposed Loan to Prevent Starving.   Glass Explains Needs of Euro. _ pean Countries

WILSON 10 ASK FOR RELIEF LOAR   Takes “Deep Interest” In Po. land and Other Countries In Want.

LARGE LOAN TO BE ASKEI   Food Relief for European Countries Is Requested by Glass

WILSON FOR BIG FCOD FUND   President to Ask Congress for $150, ‘  Q00,C00 for Starving in Europe and Armenia.

WILSON. FOR BIG°FOOD FUND   President to Ask Congress for $150, -Q00,000 for Starving in “Europe  and Armenia. .-

FOKo Bb LOAN UH ELIF OF LUAU PERN   RECOMMENDATIONS OF SECRE. TARY GLASS PRESENTCD BY PRESIDENT WILSON,

WILSON TO ASK BiG LOAN FOR EUROPE   Says Money is Necessary to Relieve Food Situation   TAKES “DEEP INTEREST’

Wilson Will: Ask Congress To Authorize $15,000,000 to Austria, _ Poland: and Other Countries. °

SHALL WE LEND MORE MONEY?   The President Will Ask Congress to Help Austria and Poland.

CONGRESS TO BE ASKED FOR BIG LOAN TO AID EUROPEAN NATIONS   ‘One Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars Asked to Provide  Food for Austria, Poland and Armenia by   if  i Secretary of Treasury Glass.

TO ASK FOR BIG FOOD FUND   Wilson Plans to Feed the Starving, People of Europe. 

YANKEE AND JAP. - "IN TENNIS FINAI   William H. Tilden of Philadelphia Beate Charles 8. Garland For Last Round in English Tournament.

22 DEATHS AT VERA CRUZ   NO NEW CASES REPORTED FROM MEXICAN PORT CITY IN PAST TWO DAYS.

TEXAS PORT AT WAR ON BUBONIC PLAGUE RODENTS   FEDERAL, STATE AND CIT} HEALTH OFFICERS COOPERATING.

.BURONIC PLAGUE SPREANS,   Tywenty-Two Die “of Disease 7 i oO" Mexico Clic:

REED TO WITHDRAW NAME FOR PRESIDENC'   Does Not Want to Go Before the Voters of Georgia as a Candidate.

USE OF BLOCKADE TO PREVENT WAR   League of Nations Submits Problem to Special Com.mission to Solve.

LEAGUE ECONOMIC © BLOCKADE TALK   Special Comission to “Report to As: o sembly

TEAGUE DISCUSSES BLOCKADE MACHINE   EIGHT MEMBERS WILL INVDIS. TIGATE CHARGES OF NATIONS BREAKING COVENANT,

Just How Anti-War Weapon May Be Brought _ Into Use Will Be Determined by Special Committee; Bliss Urges U. §. Take Lead in Demanding Armament Limitation   RECOMMENDS AGREEMENT PLAN

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANNING BLOCKADE TO PREVENT ALL WAR   Special Committee Will B Named to Report at Next Session of the Assembly.   SECRETARY WILL KEEP WATCH FOR VIOLATIONS   Members Will Break AW Finan cial, Commercial and Personal Relations.

LEAGUE DISCUSSES BLOGKAUE PLAN   Assembly at Geneva Would Perfect Weapon to Prevent War-

LEAGUE TAKES UP. QUESTION OF BLOCKADE   Committee of Eight to Study, Report on Proposition.

CHARGES CAMPAIGN OF FALSEHOOD ON PART OF SENATOR   Dares Madison Man to Appeai Before People and Discuss Issues

THOMPSON PICKS UPGACETHROWN BY SEN. LENROOT   “Independent” Offer: to Debate; Political Fur Flying

THOMPSON TO DEBATE WITH SEN. LENROO'   INDEPENDENT CANDIDATH FOR SENATE WELT DISCUSS STATEMENTS,

WRECK ONBIG4, ENGINEER KILLEL   Three Cars Overturn anc Eight Persons Are Injured on Ohio © Rajlroad.

BIG FOUR PASSENGER WRECKED   i a  Bight Persons Injured Wher Limited Went Into Ditch.

PERSHING MAY BE DARK HORS!        as the Deri ate far President Tolax .

IN GALVESTON   STATE TROOPS RUSHED To GuULI PORT TO HANDLE LONGSHO STRIKE. ae:

TROOPS TO GALVESTON   Ordered Out on Account of Longshoremen's Strike

MARTIAL LAW IN GALVESTON   STATE TROOPS RUSHED TO GULF PORT TO HANDLE LONGSHORE STRIKE.

ALDERMEN TARGET FOR STENOGRAPHERS   ‘Mentally Atrophied Old - Fossil’ One. Epithet. 

MEXICANS:'TO. RELEASE THE ~ YS. FLYER:   Arrangements Par Giving = Then Thety Liberty. iv nN Made

U.S. AVIATORS SAFE BELOW BORDER   FOLLOWED WRONG RIVEE "IN FOG; TREATED COURTEOUSLY 7

LOST WAY IN A HEAVY FOG AND WERE FORCED TO LAND AT. GUERREO, MEXICO.   Arrangements Have Been Completed For Their Release, According to the Military Authorities at  * Fort Brown.

REVOL) GROWS” AGAINST WILSON AND HIRD J ERM      SIAR! CAMPAIGN 10 FORCE HIS HAND

ARE AFTER WILSON   Demecrats Want Him to Admit He Wii Net Res Ageia,

Bolt of Wilson’s Party Lead ership Is Threatened By Members of the House   RETICENCE OF PRESIDENT iS HOLDING UP CAMPAIGN   PLANS UNDER WAY TO FORCI HAND AT WHITE HOUSE KITCHIN SAYS THIRD TERS CANDIDACY IS OPPOSED,

CARDS ON THE TABLE   REVOLT AGAINSE WILSON'S LEADERSHIP IN DEMOCRAT. 1 PARTY FS) GROWING  fLo\ RAPIDLY

INUUPS ON RHINE WILL NOT HELP TO QUELL THE GERMAN DISTURBANCE   DEMOCRATS PLAN REVOLT AGAINST PRESIDENT; STILL SILENT ON 3RD TERM ISSUE

Democrats Make Every Effort to Smoke Him Out on. Third Term.   HUMPHREYS’ ATTACK IN: HOUSE PART OF PLAN   Opposition Says He Is Not Fair to Democrats Who Micht Run, tS

SEEK EAPAEOUION FROM PRESIDENT   Democrats in Congress Want tc Know What He Intends to Do About a Third Term.   LEADERSHIP IS THREATENED   Kitchin Says Each Day's Silence by Wilson Injures Party’s Chances in Coming Campaign.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS IN PEVOLT AGAINST. WIISON  FANERCHP   Continual Silence on the Question _ of a Third Term Causes Great Uneasiness.   DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN LAGS      Uncertainty Injures Chances of Party At Coming Election in. View of Many Leaders.

DEMOCRATIC REVOLT AGAINST PRESIDENT BEGINNING IN HOUSE   May Insist on the President Making His. Positior Clear on Third Term—Oppose TREE, ‘ As'An Issue.

DEMOCRATS PLOT REVOLT   Hause Democrais Disapprove of His Silesee ns to x Third :

A REVOLT © AGAINST ” PRESIDENT   MANY: CONG. ARE SORE ON WILSON BECAUSE HE DON'T DECLARE HIMSELF   KITCHEN SAYS ¥0 WOULD BE PARTY SUICIDE FOR: WIL. SON FOREN AGAIN

HOUSE DEMOGRATS ~ THREATEN -REVOL! AGAINST WILSON   Canvass of Parry Men Show Feeling Is Sireng for Overthrow of Leadership Because  ef Centinuous Silence 

WON'T MAKE DECLARATION   x s id  DOES .NOT PROPOSE TO TE.  CLARE HIMBEL LENLIL JUSE BEVORE, CONE! Fe:  a  HOUSE DEMGERATS: PLANNENG TO FORCE: [A’ Lig CL AICTEEN  qm ste"

REVOLT IN HOUSE AGAINST PRESIDEN   OBJECT TO SILENCE   WANT TO KNOW EXECUTIVE'S ‘POSITION REGARDING THIRD TERM—HUMPHRIES’ SPEECH  OPENING GUN OF THE FIGHT

REVOLT AGAINST WILSON AMONG: ~ THEDEMOGRATS   Belief Persists That President May Ask Re-election on Ground Necessary to Save Treaty.

Revolt Forming Against President   Because of His Continued Silence as to His Candidacy for

REVOLT AGAINST WILSON GROWS   House Democrats Grow Restless as Wilson Remains Silent on Third Term Plans.   TREATY ISSUE FEARED

NAVAL BASE ON PACIFIC,   Tentative Agreement Keached hb:  Congress Contereca.

SECREE ‘AGENTS WILE TESTIF'   Flocking to Albany to Tell of So. cidlist Meetings in Which The? Wolfe Piuhtea# — ~

WOMAN WEDDE ON A DEATHBED   To Man With Whom She Liv. ed as Wife and Who Shot Her.   RETURNED TO CELL ~AFTER THE CEREMONY   Three Hours Later News is Brought to Him of the Death of Wife.

WISE Si KUED HER   Bride. breathes her last few hours after strange ceremony   HE RETURNS {0 PRISON   Affecting scene at. hospita ~ as priest’s words bind. counle together

BRITISH EMPIRE TIES QUA STARS   Each Team Wins 5 Events  at Tandan Meet,

ELECT PROGRESSIVES, WHETHER REPUBLICANS ORDEMOCRATS, URGES WILLIAM J. BRYA   Keep Reactionaries Qut of the Congress, Says Commoner; ‘oasts Booze Crowd

FIGHT REACTION, IS BRYAN'S PLE   Elect Progressives, No Mat ter What Party, Says Commoner

ETAOD IN MAKING AWARDS KNOCKED MORALE 10 PIECES   Grave Injustice Done to Many Officers, Rear Admiral Sims Tells Committee.   NO THOUGHT OF PERSONAL ATTACK ON MR. DANIELS   Underlying Cause of Whole Unfezta nate Aflair Was Failure of Seere tary of Navy to Formulate Detinit Policy to Govern Awards in Ui Jastructions to Board,

OMG GAYS NAVAL MORALE fk BEEN BADLY SHATTERED   ‘Admiral Tells How Daniels Dis  regarded Recommendations  and Gave Highest Honor to Brother-in-Law.

atMa DECLARES NAVY'S MORALE ONOT TO PIECES   Admiral Puts Blame on Dan. iels for Way Awards Were Made.   Disclaims Any Intention of Making Personal Attack on Secretary.

ADMIRAL SIMS TESTIFIES.   Officer Says Morale of Service Was “Knocked to Pieces’ by Medal Awards.

SIMMS DISCLAIMS ANY INTENTION   Of Personal Reflection Against Secretary Daniels Claims Commanding Officers   SHOULD CONFER AWARDS

SAYS IT AFFECTS ’ NAVY'S MORALE   Mniral Sims Attacks Methoc of Making Awards.   QUESTIONED AT THE HEARING

SAYS MEDAL AWARDS BROKE NAVY MORALE    Opposes Honoring Commanders Whe Lost Their Ships

NAVY'S MORALE WAS “KNOCKED ALL TQ PlEGES’   Admiral Sims Tells Senate Committee How Grave injustice Had Been Done to Many Officers.   HOLDS CRITICISM AS A PART OF HISDUTY

SIMS TESTIFIES BEFORE HEARING ON NAVAL AWARDS   MORALE OF SERVICE KNOCK ED TO PIECES" ADMIRAL DECLARES,

SAYS MORALE OF NAVY 15 SHAKEN   ADMIRAL SIMS TELLS SOLONS DANIELS’ PLAN OF AWARDS DID DAMAGE,   HAS HOT VERBAL TILTS   “Whole Unfortunate Attair’’ Due To Lack of Definite Policy, He Declares.

INJUSTICE DONE MANY OFFICERS, SIMS SAYS   AWARDS FOR NAVAL SERVICES ARE CRITICISED BY REAR ADMIRAL.   Commander U. 8. Sea Forees in Foreign Waters in War Appears Before Senate Subcommittee.

ADMIRAL olMla FLAYS MEDAL AWARD BOARD   SAYS ITS METHODS KNOCKED TC PIECES THE MORALE OF THE NAVY SERVICE   Award to Sec. Daniels’ Brother Ii Law Was Without Precedent In Its History

SIMS DENOUNCES DANIELS’ NAVAL AWARDS POLICY   Says It Has “Knocked te Pieces” Morale of the Service   GRAVE INJUSTIGE DONE   Admiral Would Welcome With drawal of All Medals Be cause of Controversy

SENATOR PILES  UP A 150,000  MAJORITY IN NATIVE STATE   California’s 26 Delegates Are All Instructed For  Tahmenn   Jonnson  INDIANA’S FOR WOOD  General’s Plurality Over Johnson 10,000; Lowden Third Harding Faneth

Carries state by about 150, 000 in primaries latest figures show   15. HIS GREATEST TRIUMPH   Figures based on returns from two-thirds of the state's precincts

Johnson Crowds Wood in Battle For Indiana Vote   Californian Has 59,225 to the General s 04,568; Lowden Next With 30.014

Primary electio nneck and neck race for him and Johnson   LOWEN RUNS POOR THIRD   Washington believes Cali  fornia senator now has  strangle hold on nnD

RUNAWAY RAGE FOR HIRAM IN CALIFURNIA   Johnson Has California’s 26 Delegates Tucked Away In His Vest Pocket.

HOOVER SNOWED UNDER BY VOTE IN CALIFORNIE   Sen. Johnson Wins = Sweeping Victory with A Majority of Possibly 150,000. Opponent: I:  “Surprised.”   INDIANA FOR WOOD

JOHNSON GIVEN ENORMOUS VOTE IN CALIFORNIA   Leads Hoover By More Than Two To One In Presidential Preference Primary   WOOD IS LEAD NG INDIANA CANDIDATES   flas Indicated Plurality of 14,000 With Ohio Candidate Far Behind

SNOWED HOOVER UNDER IN CALL * — FORNIA PRIMARY   Early Returns Evident Johnson’s Majority Will Reach 140,000.

JOHNSON WINS IN CALIFORNIA   Golden State Takes Pride ix Giving Strong Support to Resident. Native Son.   CARRIES THE STATE BY A RECORD VOTE   His Victory Is the Greatest in the History of Western Patitiee

LANDSLIDE FOR JOHNSON IN CALIF.  WOOD LEADING IN INDZANA   ) Hoover's Vote in Native State but Half That of Only Opi ponent--Wood’s Margin Over Johnson Is but 5,000 on  Incomplete Returns in Hoosier State.

CAPITAL  SHOW COXIT'S DELIGHTED 10 SFE HIM BACK   Washington People Will Extend Non-Partisan Welcome te the Democratic  C Ba y . a -.    TO SEE VIC MURDOCK   Governor Will Confer With Head of Fed. Trade Com. Concerning High Cost of Living

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS 10 MEET COX   VISIT OF OHIO GOVERNOR AND NOMINEE TO WASHINGTON WILL BE BUSY ONE THROUGHOUT.   WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE   Will Be Followed By _ Interviews With Prominent Party Leaders On Various Phases of Campaiaqn.

COX 10 CONFER WITH PRESIDENT SUNDAY MORNING   Meeting Between Demo - eratic Candidate and Mr. Wilson Looked Forward to With Interest.   WILL BE THE GUEST OF JUDGE ANSBERRY

WILL MEET. PRESIDENT   Governor Cox to Arrive in Washington This Afternoon.   It Is Expected He Will’ Grant Interview to Newspaper Men—Wilson May Make Statement.

RECEPTION 10 GOV, COX IK WACHINCTOE   Democratic candidate in national capital to confer with Wilson   President’s friends say he! will not “take water” 

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE'S MEETING WITH WILSO      Governor CoxY “Will each. Wash : ington*oh Saturday  Afternonn...-

COX WILL CONFER WITH PRESIDEN]   Se eee  Governor Cox to Arrive in Washington This Afternoon.   it ts Expected He Will Grant Inter view to Newspaper Men—Wilson May Make Statement.

COX TO MEET WILSON   NOMINEE WILL ARRIVE IN WASH. INGTON THIS AFTERNOON.   President May Issue Statement—Gov ernor Expected to Grant Interview to Newspaper Men.

GOV. COX WILL BE ANSBERRY'S GUEST PENDING. MEETING  WITH PRESIDEN’

MUCH HARMONY 9 PREDIGTEL   To Be Developed at the Sunday Conference Between Wilson and Cox.   PRESIDENT KEENLY ALIVE TO CAMPAIGN   Governor Cox to Reach Washington Saturday After Nonn Raneaval+ Thars

CAPITAL RECEIVES COX TODAY: CROWDS WEI CAME NOMINEE   Members Of All Factions 0} Party Will Call On Him In Washington   SEES WILSON SUNDAY   Will Call On Vietor Murdoek. Chairman Of Federal Trade Commission

$400,000 WORTH JEWELRY STOLEN AT CARUSO HOME   Detectives Seek Burglar: Who Entered Tenor’s Long Island Residence

COLLIDED WITH HOUSF.,   Trail Blazme Mail Plane Has Acci: dent at Omaha.

One of Aijl.Metal Monop!anes That.Passed Over lowa City, Meets With Accident   EDDIE RICKENBACKER IN IT   American Ace was 4 Passenger of Pilot Hartney--Plane was Trymz to Make Getaway

ED RICKENBACKER IN FALL   U. S, Ace and Others Have Narrow Escape at Omaha.

RICKENBACKER CRASHES INTO HOUSE AT OMAHA      tccident Happens to Ail-Meil Vai! jane When Leasing Field at Low Altlinds

METAL AIR PLANE FELL   Crashed Into Building; Passengers Were Severely Shaken Up 

American Ace and Others Have Nar. row Escape When Ali-Metai Mechine Crashes Into a House in Omaha,

PATHFINDER PLANE » GRASHES TO EARTH PASSENGERS UNHURT   "ane Three of Trail Blazing Squadron Wrecked in Taking off at Omaha Field

EXTRA!   WAS PERFORMING FOR MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS.   ‘ACCIDENT HAPPENED.  IN LOS ANGELES.   An Investigation Has Been Started by) the Coroner of Los Angeles—Lock.lear First to Leap From One Plane to Another.

MEXICANS KILLED IN A WRECK      Fifty Dead and a Hendred Iniared Near Ciudad Victoria.

Fifty Killed In a Railroad Wrecl      “ifty ited and One Hundred Injared in Railrond Wreck Down in Moxico.

FIFTY KILLED IN RAIL WRECK   Mexican Soldiers Victims of Accident Near Ciudad Victoria in State of Tamaulipas.

PLANNED   House Committee Begins the - Drafting of Bil for Reap portionment of Membershi, in Lower House.   FINAL CENSUS FIGURES ARE SUBMITTED TODA’   Total in United States Exchsive of Possessions Near Hundred and Six Millions; Indiang May Tose.

DRAFTING BILL FO AEAPPORTIONMENT   Work Begins When Popu. lation is Known. _

BILL 15 FRAMED FOR THE REAPPORTIONMENI   Plan Suggestions Changing Nun ber of Congressmen, . 435 to 482,

GENERAL WOOD ~WINY QUIT ARI   Lo Rid Himself of Embarrass mentas a Candidate for the Presidency.    WILL MAKE DECISION  AT CHICAGO ON MONDAY   ‘His Backers Hold Varying : Opinions as to What  ehonrid Be Policy.

Stand on Versailles Treaty and League of Nations Plan May Prove Very Emharassing.   Is Arranged lo ‘Fake Place al Chicago Monday When Decision Will 1. ikely Be Reached,

Gen. Wood May Quit The Army   Conference On Monday Tx Determine Action To Be Taken   GENERAL FEELS UNDER HANDICAP

Owing to His Candidacy for the  Pracidaney   Will Confer With His Managera Mon day at Chicago as to What He Will Do.

MORE FREEDOM _ NEEDED   ‘CONFERENCE OF CAM- PAIGN MGRS. MONDAY TO DECIDE _

GENERAL WOOD ~ HAY IVE UP HS CAREER IN ARM   Decision Will Be Reached At Chicago Con- ° \ /fepance.   RESTRICTED BY THE REGULATIONS   Handicapped in Expressing His Vv On All Questions Af-“fecting His Candidacy.

Pre-convention Atmosphere “Warms up” as Johnson-Knox Ticket Furnishes Talk

2 DELEGATION FROM MISaUURT   Rival Delegates From Kan= sas City District Thrown Out By the Republican National Committee,   DECISION IS BASED ON GROUND OF FRAUD   Chairman Romer S. Cum mings Visits the Hearing Room, Where He Is Given a Good Natured Reception

BEGING TO) Seem LIKE OLO GInGUa OF ANGIENT DAYS   G.O. P. IS HITTING STRIDE

32 FIGHTS FOR SEATS SETTLED BY COMMITTEE   Kansas City Loses Representation in G. O. P.  Convention.

FRAUD HELD AGAINST TWO DELEGATIONS   Republican National Committee Action Came on Ground of “Disgraceful Conditions” in Election To G. O. P. Convention.

3¢’TONK OF THE DAY   Testhneny'-of Money Paid Missourr Delegates Causes

JOHNSON AWh, DED TWO DELEGATES IN MINNESOTA ‘STATE   G.G.P. Committee Hearing Osntests Also Cots Off ‘Pwo Biissourians, *

ON KNOX TICKET   Chairman Cummings Visits Republican Headquarters and Is Snapped With Hays   COMMITTEE UNSEATS MISSOURI DELEGATES   Thirty-Two Contests Are Settlet of a Total of 137 Filed by Districts

POLISH GOVERNMENT IN FLIGHT, FALL OF WARSAW MATTER OF A FEW HOURS

PERSIAN CAPITAL IN. DANGER   Intense _Ant- entente Feeling I: Reported To Be Rampant In - Ranks Of Russian Troops, Es.  Macally Againet’ France,   NEGOTIATIONS FOR ARMISTIC!

NHETHER UNITED STATES WILL GETAN AT IS STILL UNDECIDEL   BRITISH AND FRENCH RULE IN EAST I IN DIRE PERIL.   POLISH GOVERNMENT IN FLIGHT, FALL OFWARSAW MATTER OF A FEW HOURS

ALLIES EVAGUATE WARSAW Ad SOVIET ARMY NEARS GIT)   Thousands Flee Polish Capita While Remainder of Populace Prepares to Depart— Trains Are Jammed.

NEW KIDNAPPING CLEW IS FOUND   Police Trace Woman Who Is Believed To Have Coughlin Baby

SHIP SERVICES   President-Flect Conducts Religiou: Meeting on Board Parismina Enroute to Panama Canal   Senator’s Attitude Toward As sumption of Presidency Is Reflected in Psalms Selected

RELIGIOUS SERVICE ~ BLED BY HEROIN   SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IS HELD ABOARD THE STEAMSHIP . PARISMINA.   President-Elect Says Versés Reflect His Attitude Toward Assuming Presidency,

HARBING WRITES SPEECH BETWEEN CONFERENCES   Senator and Mra. Herry S. New Have Breakfast at Wome of Presidential Candidate.

SENATOR DEMANDS PROSECUTION OF COAL OPERATORS   Cakler Raps Governmeni On Attitude Toward Matter.

608% Eee  BIS OIL _ CONTRACT SIGNED.   Standard Oi! Company Agrees to Furnith 15,825,000 Berrels for Yeear.

SIX AIRPLANES GOING . TO RESCUE SHIP’S CREW   Plan to Sail to the Rescue of Members of Crew of IceCaught Vessel.

AEROPLANES TO RELIEVE SAILORS   Six Machines Used to Carry Food to Men Imprisoned in Take Michigan Ice Packs

BRAVED DANGER OF ICE PACKS   FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CREW OF THE STRANDED STEAMER CROSSES ICE

BG RED” ARMY WELL ORGANIZED IN ALL STATES   Advocates of “Direct Action” and Violence Active in Every Large City of the Country.   FLYNN AT HEAD OF NEW YORK ROUNDUP

SEND TROOPS 10 MUNGO DISTRICT   West Virginia Governor Asks For Federal Forces to Maintain Order.   COAL CRISIS HAS PASSED

CONFERS WITH COVEANOR ON SE OF SOUBIERS Ih DNOTURBED WINING AREA   NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT GIVH\ OUT AS TO PURPOSE OF OFFICER'S VISIT.

ORDER: R-TROOPS INTO COUNTY   Major Thompson, Arriv: ed in Charleston, W. Va. This Morning

TROOPS ‘ORDERED TO ~MINGO COAL FIELDS   General Staff Officer Consult With Governor of W. Va., Regarding the Situation. ©

INNER CLIQUE  ON RES. COM. IS FAST SHAPING THE PLATFORM   Wilsonism Permeates  Democracy’s Basic Document For 1920 Political  Battle Thruout      SOLDIERS CARED FOR   Desperate Effort Made to Please Bryan and His Followers On Wet and Dry  Teena

WILL DORSEY WIK OVER HOKE SMITH?   If He Does, Defeated Mar Will Share the Fate o Many Others,   Misfortune Overtakes Those Who Brook the Presidential Will,

HOKE SMITH HAS FIGHT OF LIFE IN GEORGIA PRIMARY   Will Senator Meet Fate of Oth. ers Who Have Opposed Policies of Wilson.   DEMOCRATS WORRIED BY CAMPAIGN. FUND PROBE   Party Leaders Attempt to Turn Tide of What Is Simply “Battle of Headlines.”

ET TT TT  WHISKEY HEGELS PANIC STRIGKEN DESTROY BREWS   “Prohibition  Expeditionary Force” Has No Trouble. ;  ey   WHOLE THING FARCE   Entire Community Destroys Evidence Of Practice.

AUN GOUN!Y BOOZE REBELLION IN STATE OF SAD COLLAPSE   Approach of Armed Federal Officers Causes Ludicrous Running Out of Warlike Spirit and legal Spirits as Panic Spreads

DELEGATES ARE _ STILL SERVANTS OF PRES. EBERT   THEY CONSIDER THEMSELVES AS STILL REPRESENTING HIS GOVERNMENT   Fhey Received a Message Direct From Bertin This Morning Stating There Had Been No Blood Shed.

i Result of a Frip te Capital by State Service Men   CHIBFS ARE BACK       hey Tell of Fe Efforts to Assist AIL Veterans

Js Result of a Trip te -Capital by State Service Men   CHIEFS ARE BACK   ‘they Tell of Fruits of Efforts to Assist All Veterans

URGED JAIL. FOR PROFITEER:   Vice President Marshall Made ‘Address to Dem ocratic Convention

elle the Indiana Democrats in Stat Convention That the Peace Treat: Ought to Be Ratified and Profiteer Sent to Jail—For National Prohi bitional Enforcement.

a  MARSHALL SCORES: EWATE MAJORITY   \IN KEYNOTE ADDRESS IN IN } DIANA HE UPHOLDS THE  DEMOCRATIC AIMS.   HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE   Vice President Expresses Hope That Wilson and the Senate May Get Together At Once.

VG PRESIOENT SOUNDS KEYNOTE OR DEMBURAT   ASSAILS REPUBLICAN CONGRESS FOR EFFORTS TO PROTECT BIG BUSLNESS.

ROUMANIA HAS NO EXCHEQUER   Bucharest to Demand Return of $20,000.000 From Russia.

NO EXCHEQUER IN ROUMANIA   Will Demand Return of fore Making Peace With Russia.

NO EXCHEQUER IN ROUMANIA      Will Demand Return of $20,000,000 Be. fore Making Peace With Russia.

“CARBOSOTO” FARM GATES BETTER THAN “ALL OTHERS PRICE $6.00   Men’s and Women’s “hoes

“CARBOSOTO” FARM GATES BETTER THAN ALL OTHERS PRICE $6.00      < «h IES and Women's sh  ? Lind, Paes

NO BABIES ARE BORN IN RUSSIA   Birthrate Has Dropped to Noth. ing While Death Rate is Rapidly Increasing.

BIRTH RATE IN RUSSIA ALMOST NOTHING NOW   Business Man Declares Woman in Cities Wearing Nondescript Clothes.

UNPRECEDENTED DROP IN COTTON GOODS IS. SHOWN. DURING WEEK   Wide Open Market on Cottor Materials in Near Fuiure is Prediction   oe GOODS SELL FOR AS LOW AS TEN.CENTS A YARE   New Prices Announced on \ ’ Bleached. Muslins

COTTON et GOS Tt     CRM   Greatest Declines Ever Registered in History of ‘Trade Have Occurred.—New Price Basis Will Soon be. Declared Byv Dealers.

SOTTON GOODS MARKET SLUMPS   Offers as Low as 10 Cents a Yard Being Accepted--Drop Unprecedented.

COTTON GOODS DROP TO LOWER LEVELS   Sensational Market De> glines Occur. _-

COTTON GOODS. TAK “HIS TUMBLE DURING THE PAST WEEK   Greatest Declines Ever Regis: tered in History of Trade Have Occurred.—New Price ‘Basis Will Soon be Declared Re DNealore. -

ITALIAN WORKERS GIVE UP PLANTS   Compromise With the Government is Agreed to

STEEL LEASES ~NEW OUARTERS   BUILDING ON NORTH SIDB OF SQUARE WILL BE REMODELED EXTENSIVELY

H. (. STEEL LEASES NORTH SEDE ROOM   Gebe Tailoring and  Furnishings’ Establishment Wilk Be Moved Soon.

IRISH RIOTS DEATH TOLL REACHES 20   Mobs Fight Furiously On Belfast Streets; See Martial Law   WacSWINEY WEAKER      Cork Mayor's End May Come at Any Moment Save Report

TO INTERCEDE   Scottish Rifles Board Special ~ Trains at Dublin For Scene of “Civil War”   Nine Killed in Yesterday's Disorders—Report Martial  oo ~ a er, eT

Would Tie This Nation Up To Take Part In Quarrels Among Foreign Powers   ROOSEVELT SIDELIGHTS

FORMER HEADS CRUCIBLE STEEL - ARE INDICTEI   Conspiracy te Defraud Govern: ment of Income Tares Charged.

ZACATECAS IS NEW ADDITION TO REBEL FACTIONS IN SOUTH   Governor of Michoacan Report ed to Be on His Way to Aid  Sonora Secessionisis :

MEADVILLE TO APPEAL FROM DECISION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION; BAN. ' PLACED ON MEETINGS AT BRADFORD   447 Meavur Cacec Renorted._

WIL) FIGHT GAS DECISION.   Meadville School Board Plaus Appeal to Superior Court.

OPERATORS OFFER MARRS _ADJESTMENT   DIEMAND« MAD. FOR INCREASE OF jit A DAY AND IOyCENTS A/ TON aa   Operators W. ‘uld Grant Some: Increase iy” Wages to Day and Monthly ¥len--Miners in Joint  Crinferev'ee Reject Adjust. Nemes OF en.

OFFER TO CORRECT ANY DIFFERENCES   Sub-Committee Is Appointed and Goes Into Conference— Operators Ready to Settle on Basis of Award of the fans! Cammiceinn.

NORTH AND SOUTH CHINA ARE 10 UNITE   Warring Factions of the Empire Planning To Establish Central Parlia ment. le alg

UNTO tik PULAMENT (a GLUSE AT HANE   ‘Dominant Elements of North  ern and Southern Govern ments Join   FIRST PRESIDENT ° ACTIVE MEMBER   Students’ Union Praise Re}  fusal of Nations to Lend : Money

GIVE GERMANS UNTIL NOV. 1 TO SURRENDER   Arms and Ammunition Con cealed Must Be Turned Over,

CONTRACTS TO MAKE RAIN IF NECESSAR\   Canadian Organizes Company to Spray. Clouds .

MONEY EXCHANGE 15 LOWEST YET   Foreign Exchange Rates Down to Lowest Records  at New York,

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE RATES DROP TO NEW LOW RECORDS   Declines Extend to Japan for First Time in More Than a Year — Pound Sterling Falls Six Cents.

HOUSE SHORTAGE UNITES FARAILY   Divorce Idea Abandoned Be cause of Inability to Get Separate Rooms

HOUSES FEW AND FAR BETWEEN.IN. FRENCH CAPITAL   Divorced Persons Seeking Sep arate Apartments Having Difficulty.

- Mae Unusual Incigeuts: Canzed / by 5 he Siiestion, = 8 8 2. i‘ ®

ALLIES HIT AT CONSTANTINE   They Tell Greece His Restoration to Throne Would Be Un. acceptable,

ALLIES PROTEST -EX-KING’S RETURN   (0- THE THRONE—-OF-GREECE      Such a Result They Would Regard _ As Endorsentent of His Hostile Acts

ALLIED PREMIERS WILL SEND NOTE TO GREECE   Would Regard Restoration of Constantine aS Ratification of His Hostile Acts.

ALUED PREMIERS SEND ~ SHARP NOTE TO GREEK:   Restoration OF King- Ratificatios Of His Acts.

WOULD JEOPARDIZE RELATIONS BETWEEN “PREECE AND ALLIES   Restoration , of Former Ruler Means Approval of His Hostile Acts Savs Note   ACTION OF THE PREMIERS — APPROVED BY. PARIS PAPERS   Figaro Gives Credit for Accomplishment to French Premier

MILLIES DRAFT WARNING NOTE ON RESTORATION OF EX-KING GONSTANTINE

CONSTANTINE’S RETURN TO GREECE WILL STIR ALLIES   British, French and Italian Governments Declare Restoration to Throne Would Ratify King’s Hostile Acts.

PREMIERS SEND NOTE TO GREECE   Constantine Persona Nor Grata with Allies   Would Create New and Unfavorable Situation in Relations Between Greece and Allies— Latter Would Reserve Complete Liberty in Dealing with Situation Thus Created

GREECE IS . WARNED BY THE ALLIES   .estoration of Constan: tine Would Ratify Hostile Acts   WARNING TO GREECE

ENTENTE PREMIERS WILL WARN GREECE THAT THE RETURN OF KING CONSTANTINE WOULD BE LOOKED ON AS RATIFICATION OF HIS DISLOYAL ATTITUD!

GRESSMEN WOULD  Sh wie.” ea be oa ehh ig wa Oe eee       Airplane Ready tor Italy-to-U. S. Fligh

PRESENT EFFORT CO RATIFY PEAGE TREATY HOPELESS   Unless Republicans Accept Demacrat Compromise on Article x. or Gffer “Compremise Agreeahic to Bemoecrats.

IFPURLIGANS  4 4 NOTICE N ARTICLE 10   Hitchcock Notifies Lodge Democrats Will Not Make Further Concessions   BOTH FACTIONS THINK THE TREATY IS DEAD   REE VTION IS REGARDED AS HOPELESS UNLESS G. 0. P. SENATORS AGREE TO COM “PROMISE OF HITCHCOCK.

DEMOCRATS HOLD THAT ARTICLE 10 S CHIEF BAR TO TREATY RATIFICATION

TRIES 10 BRING. TREATY TOCLIMAD   SENATOR HITCHCOCK SAYS REPUBLICANS MUST ACCEPT ONE PROPOSAL.

D olllL STUMBLING BLOCK   Senator Hitchcock Tells Lodge Re. publicans Must Accept One Democratic Proposal.   TO BRING DISPUTE TO CLIMAX   Little Hope for Ratification Expressed if This Obstacle Cannot be Removed.

NO HOPE FOR PACT IF G. 0. P. REFUSES - DEMOCRATIC OFFE   HITCHCOCK WARNS LODGE THAT DEMOCKATS WILL NOT AGREE TO ARTICLE X RES. ERVATION.

THREE PLANES LAND   At Cleveland on Mail Flight Across the Country

BOLD ROBBERY      Selig’s Store at Indianapolis Robbed aft $11.000 Worth of Furs.

MIE OPERATORS AND MINERS-FAIL ~“TOACREF ON AWARD   CPERATORS PRESENT LIST O! RESERVATIONS WHILE MINERS ACCEPT WITHOUT OULBBLE

OPERATORS-SUBMITTED. . ~ RESERVATIONS FOR THE - PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION

COMMISSION'S AWARD ISN'T APPROVED   Miners Agreed to Abide by Deci sion as Made

UPERATCRS OFFER LIST RESERVATIONS   Suggest Wilson’s Coal Commis sion Yass Upon Objections to Settlement.   MINERS ACCEPT AWARD   Evidence to Be Presented Before Commission on Conditions at Mines.

POAL OPERATORS SUBMIT LIST OF RESERVATIONS   Tu President Wilson’s. Coal Comnils sion, and the President Isn't  Stropg on That Line.

Proposals Are Submitted b’ Mine Owners to the President’s Coal Commission   POWERS OF COMMISSION ASKED TO BE EXPLAINEL   LEWIS SAYS MINERS HAVE NE RESERVATIONS; BREWSTEP INSISTS ON CLEAR DEFINE TION OF AUTHORITY,

OPERATORS HAND Ae VATIONS T0 “GOAL COMMISSION   ASK THEY RE PASSED UPON Bb.  FORM THEY AGREE “TO Ac.   LEWIS AND BREWSTER _ BOTH MAKE SPEECHES   Miners Agree To Accept Comuanission’ Wage Award Without Any

WANT OWE WAY IF THEY PLAY ~—— (N GOAL GAME   Miners Agree to Accept Willingly Any Decision Arrived at by President Wilson's Commission; Body Wil! Make Statement in Answer   Employers Offer Reservations to be Considered; Want to Know if Commision Has Power to Enforce Less Wages; is Decision Binding?

HAND-RESERVATIONS DRY LAW WILL:BE ‘TO COAL COMMITTEE  ENFORCED-ON TIME

DOAL OPERATORS SUM A LIST TO GOMMISSION   Asks ta Have Reservations Passe Upon Before They Will Agree to Accept Commissions Award.

FARMERS MAY ~ ASK CONGRESS’ HELP IN CRISIS   MANY FACE RUIN IN UNRELAXED CREDIT SITUATION, 8 CLAIM

CROP FINANCING UP 10 COMMITTEE   May Outline Program fot Some Crop Holding Movement

Y. W. HEAD QUITS   Mrs. Finley Shepard Resigns rrom National Board

SHE DISAGREED      Mrs. Finley Shepard Resigns Irom the National Board of Y. W. C. A.  COURSE OF ACTION     At National Convention Did Not Suit Her—New Measures Adopted

MRS. SHEPPARD RESIGNS PLAC!   Quits As Member Of National Y. W. C. A. Board Because Of New Poliey

Y. W.C.A. Loses Noted Worker And Supporter   Mrs. Finley Shepard, Former ly Helen Gould, Displeased Over Policies.

MRS, SHEPARD  QUITSY,W.G.A   Former Miss Helen Gould Re signs From National Board Because of Policies.   NOT FOR “SOCIAL IDEALS”

STRIKERS RETURNING TO. WORK THROUGHOUT EAS   No Further Arrests of Leaders are Indicated;Carranza-Obregon Clash in Mexicc Feared; Marion County Sneriff Indiciea

AHDING Ato LEAGUE DEAL   VERDICT OF THE VOTERS LAST TURSDAY PUT THE LEAGUE TO SLEEP FOR ALL TIME   COVENANT 1S SCRAPPED   President-Eleet Says the American People Ordered the League Scrapped.—Wanted Amer ica Free and Unmortgaged,

Rebuilding of Entente Cordial Betweer United States and Rest of World to Be Started at Once   Mexican Policy to Bring About Proper Conditions South of Border Will Be Considered by New Leaders

HARDING MAKES HIS FIRST SPEECH AFTER ELECTION   SAYS HE INTERPRETS HIS ELEC TION AS A MANDATE AGAINST LEAGUE OF NATIONS   WILL MAKE EFFORTS TO RE STORE CORDIAL INTERNATION. Al RELATIONS

LEAGUE NATIONS DEAD IN AMERICA ~ SAYS HARDING   “You Didn’t Want a Surrender of the United States’’   “THAT'S WHY YOU  DIDN'T CARE FOR THE LEAGUE THAT. IS NOW DECEASED’   President Elect to Meet Mexi can. Leaders’ in Texas and Confer with Senate Lead-  ers Over Peace Res a a

HARDING SAYS ‘LEAGUE IS DEAD SETTLES ISSUE   ’resident Elect Delivered Address to Neighbors From Front Porch Last Night. ;  :

?resident Elect in Marion Address Sounds Death Knell of Wilson Nation Association Plan.

President-elect .  Receivi Last  ee  oe     Some "Friends vening Said >   THE LEAGUE IS DEAD   First Speech i is Made Since His Election—Guess- Bs ‘ing atthe Plans

Death Knell of Covenant Sounded  sate enters  FIRST SEEKS PEACE  te ne  Gives Inkling of Mexican Policy

n One Smashing Sentence. President-Elect Sounds Death Knell of Covenant in U. $

“You Didn’t Want « Surren der of the. United States’’ ,   “THAT'S WHY YOU DIDN'T.CARE FOR. .  THE LEAGUE THAT Is NOW DECEASED’   President Elect. to Meet Mexi. gan Leaders in Texas and  _ Confer with Senate Lead 7 ers Over Peace: Res  pel, es eee

SENATOR HARDING SO CONSID ERS PRESENT ARRANGEMENT   But He Wants Entente Without sur. > vender of Rights.

ROUND-UP OF RED ACITATORS 10 &t MOST THORDUG   Arrested  in Greater New  York and Vicinity Will Be  Nenorted.

Chief. Flynn Will Continue tc “Break Up Red Nests—Finc Two More at Cortland: N. ¥  —Herding Them at -Elti » Seland: . ‘

RADICAL RAIDS T0 GO RIGHT ON   LOVERNMENT NOT TO CEASE ITS NATIONAL ROUNDUP.   CHIEF FLYNN SAYS MUCH TO DO   Meds of Every Brand to Be YVanke« jin When Pousd — Deportation Hearings Tuesday Against Ellis Island Fleck.

ROUND-UP WILL CONTINUE TILL NATION’S CLEAN   Palmer Asks Congress to Pass Bill That Will Allow Federal Authori. ties to Deal Severely With Anarch: ists Who Are Americans.

ROUNDUP TS NOT COMPLETED.   Plyan Soc Operators WiLL Continua Gathering in Reds.

GREAT ROUNDUP YET UNFINISHED   We are Just Resting, Says Chief Wm. J. Flynn   WOULD GAIN CONTROL   Of All Labor Organizations as Means of Fomenting Revolution—Such is Aim of Com. munist and Communist Labor Parties as Revealed in Documents Made ‘Public.

HOOSIER STATE GAVE GEN. WOOD 5,947 MAJORITY   'Hirarn Johnson Defeats Hoover by 159,273 Votes in California

JUDGE ANDERSON BALKS AT PASSING THE BUCK      ‘STO RELIEVE STATE COURT IN HUDGINS CASE LECTURE FOR OFFICERS.

ATTEMPT 10 HAVE ~ CHARGE DISSMISSEL   = . LOCAL ATTORNEY INTERESTED IN RELEASE OF FORMER , LOCAL MAN.

GERMANS AGREE 10 MEET ENTENTE TERM FOR DISARMAMENT   Bolshevik Advance Puts Poles i Desperate Plight—Appeal to’ ‘the Allies at Spa.

Disarmament Will Begin Im mediately; Arms and Ammunition to Be Delivered —   ARMY MUST BE CUT TO 150,000 BY OCTOBER   GERMANS PROTEST THREAT OF ALLIES TO OCCUPY RUHR, DECLARING IT VIOLATES TREATY. ee

GERMANY MEETS THE ULTIMATUM OF THE ALLIES   German Delegation Agrees ti Meet the Terms Demanding That She Disarm ‘Inmedi.  . ately,

TAKES PUBLIC INTO CONSIDERATION Ik DEFERRING STRIKE   P. R. R. System Shopmen De side Public Bigger Factor Than Principles at Issue.

HOW THEY VOTED 22 TIAGES AT FRISCO   STRIKERS TAKE NEW VIEW OF SITUATION   Pennsylvania Shopmen Conclude That : Publie Is Bigger Factor Than Principles at Issue.

RAILROAD MEN DID NOT STRIKE   Case Has Been Placed Before Vice President of Road, It Is Said

PENNSY SHOP STRIKE WAITS   Walkout Scheduled for Today by Six Allied Shop Crafts Has Been Deferred.  wad AMIC?T TOWN I   WILL ADJUST. TROUBLE

PUBLIC BiG FACTOR IN STOPPING STRIKE   Demands Of Shopmen Of Penn. cylvania System To Be Settled By Vice President.

GOVERNOR DEMANDS SHERIFF QUIT JQB   KENOSHA COUNTY OFFICIAL IS ASKED TO TENDER RESIGNATION AS RESULT OF VORNER CAST

ASKS SHERIFF OF KENOSHA TO OUIT   Governor Philipp Peeved Be  cause Murder Mystery Has Not Been Solved.

DANIELS PLEADS FOR OIL SUPPL!   SECRETARY OF NAVY  DECLARES IT MAY MEAN VIC. TORY SOME DAY AT WAR.

PRODIGAL TO POINT OF INJURY, SAYS MR. DANIELS   Pleads for Nationalization of Oil for Future Protection  ‘Amarvinran ntaradcte

DANIELS AGKa FOR CONTROL OF PETROL      SAYS NATIONALIZATION OF OLD NECESSARY TO PROTECT FUTURE OF THE NAVY

CHAS. F. MURPHY, TAMMANY BOSS, IS INDICTED   Political Boss Charged With Attempt Defraud U. S.  Government   OTHER CHARGES MADE   MAN WHO “GOT” SULZER ATTEMPTS TO BROWBEAT WEALTHY MANUFACTURER.

FRAUD INDICTMENT RETURNED AGAINST CHARLES F. MURPHY   “PAMMANY CHIEF ~ WITH” FIVE OTHERS CHARGED WITH FAL. SIFYING RETURNS,

GRAS. F. MURPHY, LEANER TAMMANY HALL, INGIGTED   Conspiracy to Defraud by Fal sifying Income Tax Returns  Charged.   ACCUSED OF INTIMIDATING WEALTHY MANUFACTURER   Extraordinary Grand Jury Al. so Finds True Bills Against Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith, and Othe New Yorkers.

SIX INDICTED FOR INCOME TAX FRAUDS   TAMMANY LEADERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY IN MAKING RETURNS.

TAMMANY LEADERS CHARGED WITH FALSIFYING TA}   Claim Murphy and Others Conspired te Defraud Gov ernment on Income Tax.

STRIKE IN ITALY ~ STILL UNSETTLED   MEN MAKE CLAIM FOR- WAGE:  - DURING.PERIOD- OF IN. .: MCRIVITY: .. --

BLASTS AT 2 ATLAS PLANTS   Five’ Persone Killed and Seven in jured in Powder Mili Explosion at Dover. WN. J.

 Judge Wilson Rules That Deceased  Grimm Does Not Stand } > Cam wieted.

NO OVERT ACT WAS SHOWN   Judge Wilson Rules That Deceased Grimm Does Not Stand

NIGE PROGRAM HERE   INDEPENDENCE CRELEBRATION HERE TO BE ON LARGE SCALE,   Committees Much Fncouraged by the Progress Being Made,  *

NICE PROGRAM HERE   INDEPEN DENCE © ae LEBRATIO HERE TO UB ON LARGE SCALE.      Commpittees Much Encouraged by the Projeress. Being

“MEMPHIS FIGHT _» FIRES ALL 0K.   Take Place: of Regular Met Who Quit Because De ‘mand Fails

RLIZZARD STOPS TRAFFIC.   All Suburban Tinnes Ranning Inte Rochester Are Blocked.

ROCHESTER: AND.BUFFALO HARD HIT; PPROTEREYS AND-TRAING ARR OT ATT pr

WOOD DELEGATE ~ WINS OUT BY 30)   Harding Wou 39 Delegates to 9 for Wood tn Ohio

MURDER AND SUICIDE   Coroner's Jury Hesdersn Verdict In Danewr’s Denth.

SAY NEBRASKAN. KILLED - YOUNG LONDON DANCEE   rook . Own’: Life. Following <Tragedy.-in: Piccadilly ©:  ee Seen eee

MURDER AND SUICIDE   Inquest Over Body of Dancer and American Held in London

DANCER HIS VICTIM.   Verdict. of Wiliful Murder and: ‘Suicide Returned Acainst American.

Inquest Into Deaths Of ' Miss Irene Grimme and  _C. J. Christman Today

OMAHA. MAN. MURDERS. “DANCER, KILLS: SELF, OC Ay Ss CORONERS JUE)

PENNSYLVANIA — ~ BANK ROBBEL   Six Men Escape With $100, 000 in Bonds and $15,000 In Cash from Finleyville

BANK ROBBERS GET AWAY   Bix Bandits Hold Up Pennsylvania Tr stitution Taking $115,000 in Bonds and Cash

$115,000 OBTAINED  BY BANDITS   National Bank in Small Penn. sylvania Town Robbed Mon: day Afternoon.   Cashier Attacked and Left In Vault While Six Bandits  Ferpana

$115,000 jBTAINED DV DANITS   National Bank in Small Penn sylvania Town Robbed Mon day Afternoon.   day Afternoon. = Cashier Attacked and Left In Vault While Six Bandits  Cerano

IX MEN ROB BANK AT © ‘FINLEYVILLF   BANDITS REPORTED TO ‘HAVE ESCAPED WITH  e1nAn Ann   In Bonds and $15,000 in Cash from Institution Near . Pittsburgh — Cashier Rendered Unconscious by Thugs.

ROBBED NATIONNAL BANK      Six Pennsylvania Bandits Go $15,000 Loot

BANK IS ROBBED OF $115,000   Six Bandits Loot Pennsylvania Depos. itoryvy of Larae Sum.

Robbers Loot Institution at Finleyville  Pa,, and Escape—Cashier Locked in Vault.

Pennsylvania Bank  Robbed of $115,000   Six Bandits Enter Bank Near Pittsbur; _ At Noon Today—Cashier Locked il . Safe, Posse in Pursuit

Finleyville Bank — Held Up and Robbed   First National Bank of Finleyville, Pa, Robbed of Nearly $100,000 in Bonds and $15,000 in Cash,

Last Note- Unwavering ir Opposition to London Treaty Settlement. -

MAIN TERMS  DF WILSON'S LATEST ON AD Rt ANIC CONTROVERSY  Are Acceptable 1 to Premier Lloyd George, It Is Said.

EXPECT WILSON TQ. NAME BOARD BEFORE NIGHT   President To Select Members Of Railroad Labor Board Today Capital Believes   GENERAL STRIKE ON RAILWAYS FEARED   Convention Of Employes Opens Session In Kansas City, Missouri, Monday

NEW TURK GOVERNMENT   Sal Pasha Heads Regime Farmed in Conetantinnnle.

NeW GOVERNMENT FORMED IN TURKEY   Sali Pasha Head of Cabinet Just Organized in Constantinople. Advices Declare.   SITUATION IS NOT MADE CLEAR   British Said to Have Placed Capital Under Martial Law and May Retain Control.

SAFETY OF ALLIED COMMERCE — DEMANDS FULL EST PROTECTION FOR THE GATEWAY OF THE EAST   Constantinople Now Has New Government Headed by Sali Pasha and Its Occupation Has  Rean Made Permanent.

SALI PASHA HEAD OF © NEW TURK REGIME   Late® Reports Indiente Constanti     tpl died     is Uniden Martial Lauy Con “by Beltish Soldier

PEACH Ih HUFF Ac pn lah  acILE blk   Position of French Force Ir Turkish Asia Minor Reported Serious   LLOYD GEORGE HINTS AT EXTENSIVE MOVE   ‘Porte’s’ Exact Status Mystery But Martial Law Prevails

NEW TURKISH GOVERNMENT [a FORMED, CLAIM   Official Messages Indicate Constantinople Is Controlled by British Troops   CONSTANTINOPLE MAY BE OCCUPIED PERMANENTLY   CRENCH FORCES IN CTLACTA ARE SAID TO BE MENACED BY LARGE FORCES OF REBELLIOUS TURKS,

Cabinet Includes: Most of the Members af the Preeeding Govern. gent   BRITISH SOLDIERS IN z CONTKOL OF THE CITY   Turks Repérted to Be Stirring Up Other Races and Conditions -re Considered Grave

UPRISING OF TURKS FEARED   British and French Menace: by Large Bodies of Troops Under Mustapha Kemal.

BRITISH CONTROL CONSTANTINOPLE   WILL LIKELY OCCUPY THE CITY PERMANENTLY,   NEW: GOVERNMENT IS SET UP       i Pasha Is Placed at Head.—France  is Peeved Gver the Course of  Events, Charging England With Unfairness,

AUTOS AND LIQUOR sFizen   Prohibition Enforcement Officers 4; Connecticut Confiscate Property Worth $1,600,000 So Far,

Autos and Liquor Taken  on Conn. Highways Are Valued at $1,500,000

tk UP DOZEN ‘ ~~ ANDROB BANK   foe E Four Bandits Lock Sy Employes and Six) Customers in Room and!  Leseapes With 815.000. °

AMERIGAN TROOPS ‘LEAVING. SIBERIA   DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO CLEAR UP THE SITUATION.

JAP SULLEN OVER MOVE ON SIBERIA   Dislikes Plans of U,S. to Leave Russian All Territory   STATEMENT ISSUED   Japs Say Decision of U. S. is Like Bolt From the DBhlre Sky

rAILUHE OF PAGT iN SENATE AGAIN MARKS NEW ERA   Final Vote Stands 49 To 35 Friday  Bwaninge   WILSON TO ANSWER   President Will Issue Statement to the Entire Nation.

» Democratic Effort to Secure Ratification With Reservations to be Headed by Bryan  tNATE REACTS INTO ABSOLUTE INACTIVITY

PRESIDENT tha THE NEXT BIQVE   Senate Again Defeats Ratifi. cation of Peace Treaty by Vote of 35 to 49.   MAY MOVE TO END a THE STATE OF WAR   Resolution Declaring War With Germany at an End Held Over Until Mecnday.

Peace Treaty fs Now Likely To Come To People   Future Action Rests With President After Second Defeat In Senate   NO STATEMENT AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY   Believe Wilson Will Put th Treaty Up To Referendum of People

FATE OF CARRANZA IS STILL UNKNOWN   CLAIMING GREATER PART OF MEXICO, REBELS BEGIN RECONSTRUCTION.   TO ASK RECOGNITION   Revolutionista Marching on Mate amoros and Battle Seema Ine  minent ut Border Town.

GARRANZA FORGE   Industrial Reconstruction Task Commenced by New Govern:  oe ae

STATE OF PRESIDENT CARRANZA STILL IN DOUBT   Revolutionary Agents Start Giant Task of Reconstruction.

Fate of Carranza Is Still in Doubt; Minor Engagements Are Reported Along Northeastern Border; Revolutionists Take Up Their Part of Rebuilding Work   TORN BY WARS FOR A DECADE

DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN MIND   DISPUTED AREA IS ONE Of THE RICHEST PRIZES  IN ALL EUROPE,

REAL FIREWORKS IN PROSPECT AS DELEGATES MEET   Balloting To Start A: Soon As Platform Is Adopted.

ANTICIPATED HARD GRIND   Immediate Consideration Provided For—Bryan On War Patb. ~

DELEGATES FACING LONG, HARD DAY Oh PLATFORM REPORT   Convention Shows Anxiety tt Get Down to.Business on. * Selecting Candidate.

LONG HARD GRIND NN PRDOPEGT FOR DEMOCRATS TODAY   Platform Ready and Firs Real Action of Convention Is Anticipated.   Prohib Forces Ready to Wag Fight On Floor for Their Plank.

BRYAN ALL READY FOR FIGHT TODAY   Will Fight for Plank Dedaring for Enforcement of Volstead Act   ALSO HITS OTHER PLANES   Bryan is Defeated in AN Night Session of Resolutions Conmittee

EXPEGT BATTLE ON FLOOR TODA   Bryan Ready to Oppose Plank on Prohibition in Democratic Platform.   MUST AWAIT ADOPTION

BARDITS TAKEN ih GUN BATTLE   ang -Captured by.Police, Whe: Pennsy Train is Held Up

SEVEN BANDITS © CAUGHT ARTERREVOLVER DUR,   PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD  . POLICE MAKE CAPTURE AFTER PRISONERS HAD HELD UP FREIGHT TRAIN NEAR JERSRY cCIpy.

BANDITS ROB TRAIN; ALL ARE GAPTUREI   Detective Shot When Thieves Are Repulsed at Metuchen,

NATIONAL EXISTENCE   Of Poland Will Be Recognized by Russ Peace Delegwates.

RECOGNITION MAY BE GIVEN POLAND   Minsk Dispatch Says Bolshevik Peace Delegates Instructed To Recognize Country's National Existence.

CHARGE OF MURDER   Placed Against Man Who Admits He is Sinn Fein

HARDING FINDS OTT GHPFIGULT TO PGK «GABINET   rresicdent- Elect Has 9 Tired Look on lis Face at the End. of the Bay’s Conference. -

PICKING A CABINET ISA CRUEL SPOR}   Is Wearing. On President-elect, His Advisers And The Prospective Candidates.

MEXICO ANXIOUS TO MEET OBLIGATIONS   — ee  HAS NOTHING BUT FRIENDLY¥ INTENTIONS TOWARD UNITED -STATES   Weuld Like to Cooperate With the United States to Prevent Border Trouble

MEXICANS ANKIQUS FOR FRUENDLY Alt   FRIENDSHIP OF UNITET STATES MUCH DESIRED BY THAT COUNTRY.   President de la Huerta Asserts Nothing Attacking Dignity of Mexico Should Be in Conditions.

MEAD Ot EAN FHLENDonle CF  WORLD NATION   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT PROMIS ES SQUARE DEAL TO EVERY . FOREIGNER,

MEXICO EAGER. FOR FOREIGNERS ANERT AVERS      Nation Wants to Fulfill its ObJigations, Provisional President Says:

MAY SEND'MESSAGE TO STRIKING COAL MINERS   Pres. Wilson Reported to be Consid‘ering Communicating With Men in Hlinois Fields   FEDERAL CONTROL IS ASKED

WILSGN PLANS SENDING WIRE TO Raith UNION   Indiana Governor Wants Fue Administrator Back on Job

GOAL OPERATORS ASK ASSISTANCE   Thirty Thousand Men Out on Strike in Illinois Bituminous Fields. ‘   SEND OUT CONCILIATORS

PRESIDENT MAY WIRE OFFICIALS   WILL PROBABLY ASK STRIKING MINERS TO SIT STEADY PENDING INVESTIGATION.

MICHIGAN HAS DRIVE         ‘Students to Work fer Swimming Poo! During Vacation

MICHIGAN HAS DRIVE   Students to Work fer Swimming Poo! Puring Vacation

COX WILL BE LEABER   New Chairman of Wemoeratic Na . tional Committee Discusses Plans for Cumonien.

FORDSONSTRACTOR © MEETING PLANNED    ae : ‘PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TO ' ATTEND SESSION AT SHER  ‘MAN THEATRE.

FORDSONS TRACTOR MEETING PLANNEL   PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TO  ATTEND SESSION AT SHERMAN THEATRE

NEWREIGNOF TERROR ALONG TEXAS BORDER   VILLA MAKES’ SPEECH AFTER LOOTING TRAIN; CAPTURES AMERICAN.

PROCLAIMS NEW REIGN OF TERROE ALONG BORDER   Attacks Passenger Train, Barns It and Killed Several Passengers.

VILLA STARTS NEW “TERROR” ALONG BORDER   Derails train near Chih: hua, kills passenzers, burns cars   AN AMERICAN 1S CAPTURED   Nothing definite can be learned of fate of Joseph ‘ Williams, mining engineer

Attack of the Passenger Train Was Conducted By, the Bandit Leader and 150 of His Men; An American Engineer in Mexico Was Carried ‘Away As a Prisoner to Be Held for Ransom.

REBEL SETS FIRE TO COACHES AND DELIVERS SPEECH   One American Taken Prisoner While Another Escapes and Relates Story of Attack  NEMANDS $50.000 RANSOM

BANDIT VILLA IN REIGN OF TERROR   Notorious‘ Mexican Outiaw Attack: and Burns Passenger . Train   SEVERAL PASSENGERS KILLED   Dispatches Tolay Tall of Execution of Mat.o Flores Fer Five Years Terror in Mexico—200 Murders te His Credit.

A 0. SONVENTIO. REIECTR ehicace MAYORS - PRINCIPLES,   DELEGATES INSTHUCTED 6 SEPEORT GOV, LOWDEN FOR PRESIDENT.

Lowden Wins Battle for the Republican Supremacy in State.   VOTE WAS 1,110 to 631   Delegates Instructed to Vote for Governor for President in Chicago Until Released by Him.

THOMPSON IS  DEFEATED BY LOWDEN VOTE   Chicago Mayor Snowec Under at Illinois State Meet.

SENATORS RUSH TO CHARLESTON TO BREAK TIE   Suffragist Supporter on Special Train and “Anti” On Scene   Suffrage Deadlock Causes Hot Fight in West Virginia.

WEST VIGINIA SOLON DE CLINES AIRPLANE ON WIFE'S SOLICITATION é      HE HOPES TO BREAK SUFFRAGE DEADLOCK   Hastens to Charleston to Take Part in Contest Before Assembly Adjourns Wednesday.

ONE SENATOR WILL VOTE FOR ANOTHER AGAINST SUFFRAGE   Lawmaker Gets Special Traia  In Which to Hurry to West Virginia   MEMBER HOPES TO DEFEAT AMENDMENT   ixciting Fight to Take Place m Legislature as Opponents Play Last Cards

ON AT CHARLESTON - OVER SUFFRAGE   SENATOR MONTGOMERY MAY BREAK DEAD. LOCK.   EFFORT TO’ PREVENT HIM FROM VOTING   Seuater Bloch, Enroute from Califore nia, Uses. Special Train Out Of Chicago at Cost of  er nan

OPEUIAL TRAIN CARRIES BLOCH TO CINGINNAT   SuNragist Makes Desperat Effort to Reach W. Va. to Break Deadlock.

SUFFRAGE FRIEND TO BREAK DEADLOCK   Charters Special Train te Get Home.

MONTGOMERY MAY BREAK DEADLOCK IN FAVAR AF ANTIS   SUPPORTER OF ANTHONY  AMENDMENT SPEEDS HOME FROM CA‘U- ‘ RPOPRNT A. pre   HAS SPECIAL TRAIN   Airplane Flight, From Chicago Is Abandoned on Protest of Wife.

PREFERS TRAIN 10 AIRPLANE IN SUFF CAUSE   West Virginia State Senato. Beats It Home to Aid Women.   ANTI-SUFF SOLON ON GROUND FIRST   Long Deadlock in West Vir ginia Senate Will Be Broken.

/OTE FOR AMTIS — MAY BREAITIE IN W. VIRINIA   Senator Who, Movdto Tht nois Returns to Iadlack Crieje

SPECIAL TRAINIS. TAKING” SE TO SUFF FIGHT   West Virginia Solan Would  Take Airplane But Wife  Objects — Train Costs 5,000.

WEST VIRGINIA SENATOR TO STEAL MARCH ON SUFFRAGIST   Gets to Charleston First to Break the Tic On the Great Question

WEST VIRGINIA 1D ALL VOUING BIL   ANOTHER SENATOR TO BE RUSHED BY AIRPLANE TO CAPITAL. SUFFRAGE LBEADERS PLANNING DELAY

Ant-Suffrasist Wins Aerial Race to Reach State Senate and Vote on Ratificaion ot Federal Amendment

Anti-Suffragists Trying to Adjourn W, Virginia Session Before Pro-Suff Can Arriv

ACTRESS OF FAME HERE ON APRIL 1!      Madame Borgny Hammer to Appear in “A Doll’s House” at the  Normal Auditorium Under  a a ne

ACTRESS OF FAME HERE ON -APRIL 1:   Madame LGorgny Hammer to Appen in “A Doll's Houre? at the Normal Auditorium Under

STATEMENT bY HIRAM JQHNSON   Californian Will Hang on t Delegates to the Bitter End.

JOHNSON DELEGATES: WILL STICK UNTIL FREED SAYS HIDAN   Expect Delegates to. Adhere t  Instructions Given  by . the Voters

JOHNSON HAS FAITH IN HIS DELEGATES   Believes That Those Instructed For Him Will Remain Firm Until Released.

JOANSON CERTAIN INoTRUCTED VOTES WILL STICK TQ HIM   Convinced Preferential Vote it His Favor Will Help on Convention Floor.   HAS NO TIME TO LISTEN TO VICE PRESIDENCY GOSSIP   Going Ahead With Fight for First Place, California Senator Asserts Taday.

JOHNSON THINKS DELEGATES WILL STAY WITH HIW   Believes Voters Will Stand by Instructions Regardless of Any Personal Choice, and Cites. Senator Watson

Hiram Johnson Defends Primary System * xy eR 4 + * * y * & *  Believes His Delegatés Will Stand FAitehed

JOHNSON FEELS CURE OF VOTES   Expresses Confidence Delegate: Will Stand By Him Until Released

TANGLED IN ROPE; IS NEARLY HANGEI      ROBERT CALLAHAN HANGS IN AIR SEVERAL MINUTES WITH ROPE ABOUT NECK.   FARMER WONDERED AT THE DELAY:      Man Working in Loft Discovered Youth After He Had Lost Con. sciousness.

INCREASED COAL CAR SERVICE PLANS DISCUSSEC   Designed to Prevent All Possi. bility of Famine in Northwest This Winter.

PLAN CREATER CAR SERVICE.   Arrangements Made .o Prevent Pos «ibility of Cont Faminc.

Plans for Increased Car Service Agreed Upon by Producers and : the Railroads. ~ :

INCREASED COAL CAR SERVICE TO LAKE POINTS IS DETERMINED AT CONFERENCE

CALLS BRITISH RULE IN IRELAND SAVAGE WARFARE   Resolution Introduced in House Provides for Diplomatic and “" Gonsular Service.

WILSON SPEECH IS REGARDED AS A BIG PROBLEM   REPUBLICANS SAY DEFENSE OF COVENANT IS A REBUKE TO GOV. COX

REFECT IS PROBLEMATICAL   No One Can Tell Just What Result Witsen’s Address on Article Ten Will BHriag.

TAKENAS REBUKE TOGOVERNOR COX   President Wilson's tatement Shows He Does Not Favor Changes in Covenant,   HAYS REGRETS THE ISSUING OF A CARTOON   It Was Sent Ont Without the Knowledge or Consent of Any Member of the Republican Campaign Committee.

WILSON SPEECH PRUBLEMATICAL IN ITS EFFECT   Advocacy of Article X. Regarded as Rejection of Stand Taken by Cox

DEPORTATION Ut COPPER MINERS WAS NECESOARY  TO KEEP ORDE!   Attorney for Defense in Bisbee Case Says Sheriff Wheeler Believed He Was Pursuing Proper Course.   WOOTTON’S TRIAL IS BEGUN AT TOMBSTONE   Witnesses Tell How [hey Were Rounded Up, Loa ed Into Box Cars and Shipped to Columbus.

Worked to Support Three Million Idlers, Says Ibanez In Plea Before the National Aararian Party.

ee arreererereeee  WRONG TO CLASS CHILDREN UNDER ILLEGITIMATE STIGMA

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE FEDERAL SENATE OPENS CAMPAIGN   (Phe sahent features of Dr Reinsch's address at Milwauker, las evening, are printed on page 9.)

ROBT. HOFARLAND WEST BEND, CALLED    One of the Well Known Farm. ers of Palo Alto County.

AN’ OLD SETTLER LAID TO REST   Robert J. McFarland Dies After Tw Years’ Sickness—Settled

LOS ANGELES EARTHQUAKE : LEVELS SEVEN BUILDINGS AND WOMAN DIES OF FRIGHT

WRECKS SEVEN BUILDINGS It LOS ANGELES SUBURB   One Woman Died from Fright and Several Persons Injured.

EARTHQUAKE DOES SEVERE DAMAGE IN LOS AisGELES      One Dead; Property Destroyed Amounting To Thousands Of Doilars As Result Of apie cic In  Califarnia: Mandayv-

FARTHOUAKE   WRECKS SEVEN BUILDINGS  LOS ANGELES SUBURB   Oné Woman Died from Fright and  Several Petsons Injured. —

ONEDEADIN. . EARTHOUAK'   Thousands of Dollars in Damages Caused by Trembler Which Struck  Scuthern California Last Evening.   - PARTICULARS

Great Damage In Suburb Of Los Angeles   Buildings Are Ruined at Inglewood—Shock Felt In Los Angeles   ONE WOMAN DIES   FROM HER FRIGHT   Shock Lasts But Few Seconds : —_Not Felt At Santa   Barbara  i

FORCED TRAINING UP TO DEMOCRATS   MAJOR ALTER TO PRESENT THE MATTER AT WICHITA CONVENTION   RESOLUTION IS READY   The Endorsement of the Lawrence American Legion Was Obtained Last Night   A Legion Smoker Held Last Night Brought A Large Crowd Of Service Men Out  ‘ Ont

MAJOR ALTER TO PRESENT THE MATTER AT WICHITA CONVENTION   RESOLUTION IS READY.   The Endorvenient of the Law: renee American ‘Legion Was Obtained Last Night   A Legion Smoker Held - Last Night Brought A Large Crowd Of Service Men Out  * Out

(OOD TIME COMING FOR BIG BUSINESS   No CALSE FOR ALARM, PACKER TELES BANKERS,   Saye Lenitimate Bastness Will Weather Difficulties of Readjustment, Moneys Will Be Taster.

Essential Business May F ace Future With Abiding Confidence, Head Of The Packers Institute Tells Bankers Assn.

LIOUOR DUMPED INTO RIVER   Three Wagon Loads of Beer and Other Beverages Valued at $10,000 Now in the Missouri.

BOOZE TOTER HELD: HAS FEDERAL PERM   : ‘Detroit Prosecutor Says Stat . Law Conflicts.

White Speaks Instead Of Cos   Democratic Chairman Replies To Harding By Counter Query   cox SIDESTEPS CAMPAIGN ISSUE   By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS, International News Service Staft  in ee en ee eee Me en a

HENRY W, DUNN, REAL ESTATE OPERATOR, S FOUND IN GALIFORNIE   NOT REMEVED HE WILT FIGHT RETORN TO WAUKESHA WITIE SHERIFF REDFORD

‘Henry W. Dunn, Real Estate Operator, Is Found in California      NOL BELIEVED HE WILL FIGh RETURN TO WAUKESHA WITH SHERIFF REDFORD

G. A. R. TO WATERLOO.   Blackhaw CGaunty Seat Gets Annual : Encampment.

ENOIMG OF LOFTS INVOLVES A COUPLE   Chicago Diamond Merchant Dies Under Circumstances Patire sre Invecticating

POLICE HAVE NEW PUZZLE TO UNRAVEL   CHICAGO DIAMOND MERCHANT" DIES IN APARTMENT UNDER STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES.   YOUNG WOMAN IN THE ROOM   Telis Story of Attempted Attack anc the Calling of Her Finace for Assistance,

OFTIS DEATH MINSTER: .      Famous Chicago “diamond ‘merchant suffered’ con4 ipgesion- of (Brain ~~

LOFTIS, DIAMOND MERCHANT, DIES IN ODD MANNEF   Famous Chicago Man May Have Been Killed —Man and Woman sisiteans Are Held by   INVESTIGATION

Probe Death Of ~ Famed Chicagoan   Diamond Merchant Dies Unde: - Mysterious Circumstances : _Two Are Held  

Rich Man’s Son and Hi: Pretty Fiancee Held for Investication.   GIRL CALLED AID   Declares She Fought Loftis in Apartment, Then Called Shayne.

DIAMOND KING IS FOUND DEAD   TOO MUCH WEALTH, WOMEN AND BOOZE GOT HIM,

OF THE INDIANA COAL INDUSTRY   By Coal Commission, Bat Will Keep Hands Off Two Companies.

STATE CONTROL OF AGRICULTURE BOARD PLANNED   Fair Grounds Corporation May Be Dissolved and Commission Named by Governor to Handie Quties.   OUTLINE EXTENSIVE WORK   $600.000 Building Program and Aid for Farmers Under Consideration.

DRAGON FLIES MIGRATE   Unusual Activity in Insect World Noted in Lawrence

THOUSANDS HAVE BOUGHT LITTLE STILLS AND DOPE RECIPES FOR BREWING

IMMENSE LIQUOR PLOT WNEARTHET   EVIDENCE GATHERED INVOLVES 10,000 PERSONS IN GULF COAST STATES

THOUSANDS INVCLVES IN PRORIBITICN RAID   FEDERAL OFFICERS GATHER EVIDENCE OF MAKERS OF HOME BREW LIQUOR.

DEATH OF B. O. NEWKIRK.   Well Known Prairie Township Resident. Expired Thé's Mornmg.

DEATH OF B. 0. NEWRIRI i.      Well Known Prairie Townshlj * gent. Expired -This Morn‘;

GERMAN DEAc FOR U. S. MEAT   Negotlations Resumed With Packin, , Firm—$45,000,000 Total Amount : of Order.

CR ce wee FARM LOAN ACT ON TRIAL.   : I PTT pay Its Constitutionality to: be Tested in the Supreme Court.

Farm Loans Cut Off Pending Supreme Gourt’s Ruling on Constitutionality of Bank

LOANS ARE DISCONTINUED   Constitutionality of the Farm Loan Act Is to Be Determined

COMMISSIONER GIVES IN STRUCTIONS TO FEDERAL FARM LOAN BANKS   EEK TEST OF THE LAW   Until Supreme Court Acts on Constitutionality of Act No More Applications be Received.

NO MORE FARM LOANS FROM FEDERAL BANKS wi SUPREME COURT ADJUDIGATES THE ACT

READJUSTMENT QUESTIONS UP 10 LABOR BODY   Sessions Devote Considerable Time to Question of     TinemoulovmenL   FIGHTING RADICALISM

FEDERATED LABOR FACES h SERIOUS” ~ PROBLEM COMING FROM UNEMPLOYED

LABOR PROBLEM BECOMES SERIOUS      American Federation Of Labor In Convention Today Discusses This Situation.   PLAN 10 SAFESUARD LABOR

FEDERATION HEADS — IN WASHINGTON TO FIX POLICY   ,  ‘Men Who Are Being Paid rfom $9.00 to $10.00 Per Day Are Seek' ing an Advance of One   ; Dollar. {gy

OUNCIL CONSIDERING — FRO.BLEMS OF UNEMPLOYMENT AND OTHER FEATURES

RADIGALS HALTED   Conservative Element in Control  Of Labor Meeting

SERIOUS PROBLEMS — OF UNEMPLOYMENT   Labor Council Studies Situation.

PLANS TO FIGHT RADICALISM   American Federation of Labor Executive Councit Also Seeks Unemployment Solution.

SOVIET RATIFIES POLISH TREATY   Red Minister Declarés Poles Have Refused Aid to Gen. Wrangel

FINE VIOLIN SOLD 19 PROVIDE FOG0 SUPPLY FOR STARVING ¥IENNI   INSTRUMENT MORE THAN CEN TURY OLD IS SOLD TO MISS  PROUDFOOT.

WEST TEXAS. FUEL SITUATION GRAVE: APPEAL FOR CARS   RAULROAD OFFICIALS AT FORT WORTH CONFERENCE SAY THEY ARE POWERLESS

DAVISON ABROAD Oh SOME IMPORTANT ENTERPRISES   Representing 4. P. Morgar & Co., Said to Be on Big Mission

Morgan Agent in Europe Te Organize Gigantic Banking   Would Finance National And Private Enterprises Says The Press.

BIG FINANCIAL  GUMBINE 10 Bt MAGE IN EUROPE   REPRESENTATIVE OF MORGAS AND COMPANY NOW IN LONDON HANDLING BIG DEAL.

MORGAN & CO, TO RESCUE,   Has Representative in London Build Great Money Machine.

SAYS REPORT OF DAVISON PLANS. IS GROUNDLESS   Secretary of Financier Says Many of Stories Are Absurd.

MORGAN & CO. PLAN A GREAT COMBINATION   ‘Morgan Agent in Europe Ta  Organize Gigantic Banking Drniont   Would Finance National And Private Enterprises Says The Pracs.

DAVISON SAYS PLAN IS ABSURG   J. P. Morgan Man Denies Stor} ‘of Framing International Money Coup.

BIG FINANCIERS ARE MAKING PLAA   HENRY P. DAVISON GOKS 1% LONDON TO INITIATE INTER. NATIONAL PLAN. -

DAVISON T0 LONDON ON FINANCE SCHEME   Pall Mall Gazette Declares He Is There International On  Banking Plan.

TWO PLANS TO BE PROMOTED   Morgan & Co. Send Mar to England on Financial Mission

CASH COMBINE TO OPERATE ABROAD AIMED BY MOREA   Financing of Enterprises anc Great International Trading Company Called Plans.

ec renee Re  Davidson's Visit to Europe is on Bio Business Matters

FROM HS CELL EBS WILL RUN Ho GAMPALG   UNLESS HE GETS A PARDON.   REDS ARE TO PUT UP AN APPEAL FOR HIM TO PRES. WILSON.

DEBS TO DIRECT HIS CAMPAIGN FROM PRISON   Party Leaders Will Visit Hin Fresuently and Learn His Wiches.

SS O78 ssn a  DEBS’ CAMPAIGN WILL - BE CONDUCTED FROM PRISON AT ATLANT

WILL: ASK WILSON 10 PARDON DEBS   If Refused ‘Socialist Prewidential Candidate W.1l Conduct Campaign Behind Bars.

FATHER ESCORTS SON TO JAIL   Officer Lien in Waiting for Sus peeted HRabher.

EW HIGH RECORD   For Imports Set in Ameri * esn Trade in January.

‘FRAUD! YELLS M’CABE; ‘LIAR! LUCEY -RETORTS IN CAMPAIGN FUND ROW   $1, 200, 000 Raised in Behalf of  Wood, Campaign Treasurer: Testifies Before Senate Investigating Committee—Long List: of, Contributions Cited in Cases'of Various Candidates.

UNCED OPENT SOUO.OGO, 1S ALLEGED   johnson Manager, Admitting $200,000 Was Raised for Hiram, Shoots at Opposition; $100,000 Story “Dirty Scandal ® Cave

GERMANY INSISTS NO VIULATION AF TREATY   rrench Fremier tireatens 10 Occupy Part of Neutral Territory. —  German Officials Assure The French Government That No Violation Will Uecur.

IWUUTO UF COCA NN RUM ARE. EXPLAINED   Berlin. Government Asserts [i Has Not Exceeded Number Allowed by Allies

GERMANY STOPS: SCNDINGTROOPS TO RUIIR VALLEY   Declares Those . Now There Hot More Than Allowed _ Under Treaty   ‘COMMUNISTS AGRCETO EBERT'S TERMS

ALON          TROOPS IN.RUHR DISTRICT WITHIN  PACT ALLOWANCE, TEUTONS AV.

Germans in Ruhr Valley Do Not Exceed Number Allowed by the Treaty

GERMANY PROMISES ° TO EXCEED PACT TEP   Will Limit Number of Tra lato Ruhr District

WILL LIMIT RUHR ARMY   Germons _ Give  Assurances - They Will Not Violate Armistice ‘ferxms—French Warn,

GERMANY PROMISES,    eg = Fraaece is Assured no Traops Will be Seal to Ruhr Valley.

ADVANCE OF. 1800 PER CEN’   Five Dollar V Value Prior to War Now Costs Ninety Dollars

CONGRESS 1S PETITIONED 10 PASS BONUS   Appeals Urging Solon: To Give Quick Action Arg Received.

APPEALS FOR AND AGAINST SOLDIER BONUS RECEWED   Appeals to Congress for This Legislation Exceed all Other Mea ures.

BONUS FOR'SOLDIERS      Demards That. Bonus: “Re. Refused and faxes Lowered Rumsing ° ‘Choge , Second However, :

SOLDIERS APPEAL FOR THEIR. BONIS   More Petitions on That Sub ject Than Anything Else: : ... jn-Congres>,.   Only. One: Petition. Received ‘Lately: “seg Light: Wine: : : eer, . x

CONGRESS ASKED TO PASS SOLDIER ~ AID LEGISLATION   Running ‘Close Second Are Demands  ; That the Bonus Be Refused and the  ‘Waxes Reduced and Repealed.

PEOPLE DIVIDED ON SOLDIER BON        NEARLY UAL NUMBER OF PE TIT1O FOR AND AGAINST GIVING BONUS TO YETERANS

SOLDIER AID. BILLS IMPORTANT SUBUEC)   Many Petitions In Favor of Bonu Coming Into Congress—Qppo sition to Measure Also  ae

APPEAISFOR — SOLDIER BILL COMING EAST   MANY ALSO ASKING THAT BONUS BE REFUSED AND TAXES em, REDUCED,

SOLDIERS APPEAL FOR BONUS   Congress Flooded With Requests For. Financial Aid

FOR .AND AGAINST BONUSES   Moré Appeals On Thla Subject Thar On Any Other Now Before Congress. .

ONCE oIONG IK AOIA MUNOR Ant MADE TO GREECE   Hellenic Influence Will Be Widely Extended in District About Smyrna

SHOWER PETITIONS ON CONGRESS      MORE APPEALS ALREVING FO! PASSAGE OF SOLDIER Ali LEGISLAPEON,      URUEKS OPPOSE ‘Givina SOL WIENS 4 BONES — WANT PAXES RBEBICED. -

EIGHT MAN JURY FINDS “WOR KRUZE GUILTY WH JUSTICE COURT YESTERDA'   TRIBUNO AND GARRISH WIL ‘PAY FINE OF DRIVER THIS . MORNING

EIGHT MAN JURY FIRDS VOH KRUZE GUILTY 1d JESTIGE GOURT YESTERDAY   TRIBUNO AND GARREISH WILDL PAY FINE OF DRIVER THIS MORNING

No Connections With Galveston for Time Being on Account of Labor Conditions.

REED WILL Hah - FOR RECOGNITION   Missouri Solon-to Make Des: “perate Effort to Win Delegate Seat:   COMMITTEE WILL MEET

SENATOR 10 PUSH CLAIM AS DELEGATE   Administration Forces Combine to Keep Missourian Out of Convention—Declare His Election Is THewal.

LIVELY TIME Ia ANTICIPATED It REED TRIES 10  CLAIM HIS SEA   Missourian, Opponent of Nations League, May Stir Ur a Bitter War Unless He Keeps In Background,   ONLY ONE CONTEST IS FORMALLY FILED   Georgia Row May Be Considered by a Sub-Committee Before It Is Presented to the National Committee

SENATOR REED SIRES SEAT ~ 1S NEL ERATE   National Committee Will Meet ‘and Decide Contests; Reed: Wants in,   MISSOURIANS ALLEGE __ HIS SELECTION ILLEGAL   Claim Senator Was Selected After Meeting of State. Convention: Favor Al- .  /-  ternate Delegate - 5

REED TO CREATE ROW INCOMMITTEE = DEMANDS SEAT AS MISSOURI DELEGATI

WILL DECIDE CONTESTS.   National Committee Member: Anticipate Lively Time if Sen. ator Reed Appears.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS ANTICIPATE LIVELY TIME OVER SEN. REED   Senior Senator Hopes to Have Election by Jackson County Ratified by Committee.   W. R. HOLLISTER CLAIMS ELECTION TO BE ILLEGAL   James T. Bradshaw, Reed’s Alternate, Will Be Recognized, Secretary Says.

Missouri Senator Is Selectec Under Rules Not Approved By Credentials Body   GEORGIA OFFERS COTEST      Death of Oregon Delegate May Provide Additional Work for Committee

LIVELY GONTEST OVER MISSOURI   Senator Reed May Kick Up Row Over Seat in Convention.

REED ARRIVES 1 FIGHT (WN BATTLE   Lively Time Expected if He Attempts to Have Himself Placed on List of Delegates to Democratic Convention.

NTTEMPT BY REED TOGET SEAT WILL CAUSE LIVE FIGHT   NAME OF MISSOURI SENATOR DOES NOT APPEAR ON LIST OF HELD BY COMMITTEE .   WILL WAGE OWN BATTLE   Opponent of Many Administration Measures Expected to Reach San Francisco Today and Conduct Scrap for Admission,

REED WILL MAKE “THINGS LIVELY (F HES NOT SEATEL   Missouri Senator: “Atrivés: In'Gon Vention, “City. “Ready. . To Figh      GEORGIA’ HAS A’ CONTEST

VIRGINIA 10 PASS ON SENATOR GLASS   Name of Former Secretary of the Treasury Will Be Presented To State Demeacratic Convention.

WHITE HOUSE HITS GREY   Officials Think British Ambassador Should Have Informed Wilson of Views on Treaty.

Declared Witson Knew Nothla at Grey Leiter in Advance,   18 THE“ PRESIDENT: PEEVED?      He Feeling That te Shoul Have Known of Statement Before it Was Issued?

DENY PRESIDENT KNEW OF LETTER FROM VISCOUNT   SAYS NO FOUNDATION IN REPORTED FACT THAT. WILSON “ “KNEW GREY’S POSITION.   GAVE APPROVAL OF LODGE RESERATION   Reminded Britis, Public That Membership in League Not Compatible With ‘American Principles.

PUBLIC GOT GREY. LETTER ON PAGT: AHEAD OF WILSON   Latter Should Have Been Made Acquainted With it First, ... Government’s Position.   EXECUTIVE; IT’S POINTED, HAS HAD WRITTEN NEWS   Lansing Denies U. S. Has. Sént to Britain Protest Letter’ © on Viscount’s Conduit.

GREY HIT AT WHITE HOUSE   Suggested Ambassador S\iould Have Told Wilson His Views.

DENIAL 1S MADE THAT WILSON KNEW QF GREY'S NOTE   INTIMATIONS THAT PRESI DENT KNEW OF VI65COUNTS LETTER  RDEBRIMTEN   CLOTURE DELAYED)   Move to Limit Treaty Debate Is Referred to Sub-Committee.

PRES, WILSON NOT AWARE OF GREY LETTER   Had No Advance Knowledg of Viscount’s Views on Peace Treaty.   GREY’S EXPRESSIONS SOMEWHAT PREMATURE   American Government Sends No Letter of Protest Nor Has Such Intention.

WILSON IGNORANT OF GREY'S LETTER   President Was Not Pre-Informed Of Action Of British  Diplomai.

WHITE HOUSE DISPLEASED WITH VISCOUNT’S POLICY      Administration Officials Intimate that Wilson Should H-ve Been Appraised of Grey's Opinions

DID WILSON KNOW CONTENTS OF GREY LETTER ON TREATY?   Officials Say Published Reports Are Without Slightest  Foundation.   SECRETARY LANSING, ‘NO.”   Viscount Grey Expressed Appro val of Lodge Reservations  to Peace Treaty,

AGH HERE   PARIS HOLDS BIG CERRMONY.   MILLIONS PAY TRIBUTE TO THE HEROISM OF UNKNOWN MAN,

HOMAGE AWARDED UNKNOWN POLE      BRANCE PAYS SOLEMN TRIBUTY TO BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED SOLDIER   SYMBOL OF  TRIUMPE

Nameless Soldier -Accorded Highest Honors’ by Public: Ceremony in Pantheon...”   GREAT NAPOLEON ECLIPSED   President Mitlerand Speaks of Great Sacrifices ‘of Allied Soldiers

[FRENCH OBSERVE ARMISTICE WITH BURIAL OF NAMELESS IPOILU IN ARC DE TRIOMPHE

FRANCE HONORED HER SOLDIER DEAT   Unknown Soldier Buried Beneath Arc de Triomphe As Symbol Of Victory.

FRANCE PAYS HONOR TO UNKNOWN POILL   Eody Is Buried Beneath Arch de _ Triomphe, Pazis, With Highest Hiilitary Honors

UNKNOWN SOLDIER BURIED IN FRANCE ON ARMISTICE DAY   eee eee  THOUSANDS GATHER AMID IM PRESSIVE SILENCE DURING, SOLEMN SPRVICE

TRIBUTE TO HERO DEAD  ‘Unknown Soldier Laid to  Rest Beneath Arc de : Triomphe  ‘THOUSANDS EXPRESS   THANKS FOR VICTORY   seco ci  ‘Observance of Armistice  Day in France is: Mest Solemn of   Events

PREDICTS SHORT PUN OF FLU   Seventy New Cases Reported at Omaha Healih Department.

PREDICTS SHORT RUN OF FLU   Sexenty New Cases Reported at Oomal     n Ifenlih Genartinent.

SAFETY OF CREW HOLDS UP RACE   Fear of Loss of Life of Resolute’s Men Postpones Final Tit

POSTPONE RACE BECAUSE FEAR OF LIFE L085   Regatta Committee Explains Why It Calls Off Event —  Lipton Hears Reason

!  SESOCGE IS SENTENCED } TO DEATH ONCE MORE   Famous Hanging Case Was Revived Today. :

PRICE STUDY SHOWS SMALL COST DECREASI   All Commodities Except House Fur nishings Have Dropped Some Luring Past Months.

PRICES DECLINE EXCEPT THOSE ON FURNISHINGS   Clothing Drops Eighteen Per Cent, Farm Products Twentyma  House Furnishings Alone Re main Unchanged

PRICES SAID TO BE LOWER   Reported That Clothing _ Dropped 18 Per CentSince Last Report -

UOTOGER PRICES ARE LOWER THAN  ONE YEAR AGO   ITEMS ENTERING INTO COSTS ©)  LIVING SHOW MARKED DE. CLINE IN STATISTICS.

FALLING PRICES ARE GENERAL   GOVERNMENT FIGURES IN DICATE DECLINE IN MOST LINES.

FURTHER PRICE DECLINES IN ALL LINES ARE SHOW!   Fiouse Furnishings Only Eient Not Af. fected During Octoher.

MARKED DECLINES ~ __ IN PRICES SHOWN   Clothing Drops 18 Per Cent in October. —

_FRENC Hf c ABINET MEETS  . - enanoarwimbiahtt Banaen 7 wma W299 iu.

Michael-Stern’s Damage Suit Against Amalgamated Clothing Workers for $100,000 Upheld

TWELVE ARE INDICTED   Names af Princivils in Denver Street ae t. Klats Willheld Until Arrested.

JURY INDICTS “DENVER RIOTERS   INDICTMENTS INCLUDE CHARGES OF ASSAULT TO KILL, MISCHIEF AND ROBBERY.

Twelve Indicted For Denver Riot   Grand Jury Report Involves 33 Per sons Connected With Street Car Strike Riot Aug. 6-6.

33 ARE INDICTED IN RIOTING IN DENVER   Grand Jury Submit Report To day, Names Withheld,

MANY DIE LY: NEW YORK FROM SLEEPING DOPE   The Health Commissioner Orders Investigation oi Increased Deaths.

MANY DIE OF DRUGS.   Sleep-Praducing Chemicals Are Substituted for Alcohol, ~~

STEER BRINGS $2000   Champton -6t Livestock Show Sold to ~ Highest Bilder.

Only Change Will Be That In  Common Pleas  Jndgeship   DEPUTIES UNCHANGED   Salaries Of Many Will Re In creased By Reason Of Population Growth

MEETS HERE SATURDAY   Three Hundred Teachers Expected Here at District Meeting

STATE'S EXCEPTION 10. JURISDICTION UPHELD   JUDGE STREET GIVES RULING WITHOUT ARGUMENT BY DEPENDANTS’ ATTORNEYS,

APS WILL WITHOREW FROM SIBERIA WHEN ORDER 1S RESTORED   IE RUSSIANS WIL LMADNTAIN OR. DER IN VLADIVISTOK JAPA. NESE WILL LEAVE.

BONUS MEASURE WAY BE SHELVED   'No Prospec tof Enactment Seen Before the Recess,   GHANGE IN SENTIMENT NOTED

BONUS tic POSTPONED,   Mombers of House Agree There Will Be No Action Refore Recess,

SOLDIER RELIEF HELD UNLIKELY   Bonus Bill May Go Over Uniil / ter ihe Election   SERIES OF GONFERENGES HELD

BEGIN TO WEAKEN ON BONUS BILL   Congressmen Affected by Flood of Protests —   Treadway Against Cash Payment Action Will Be Delayed

ACTION ON BONUS TO BE DELAYED   Change In Sentiment Due To Increased Taxes, Given As Reason.

SOLDIER RELIEF MUST WAIT   Ne Proepect of Bnacting It Before  Cengreesiowal Vacation.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL TO SLEEF   NO ACTION IS TO BE TAK EN BEFORE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

SOLDIER BONUS DELAYED UNTIL AFTER ELECTION   Republicans and Democrats Agree Not to Act on Compensation Meas.  ures at This Time.   ify the Associated Pres)

U.S. Warned by Japanese Envoy,  Colby Is Silent   Intimation That Tokyo Woulc Resent Land Ownership Curb Given Secretary

Anti-American Sentiment ¢Likely to Crop Out if Measure Enacted.      CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE ASKED TO STOP ACTION   Violation of ‘Gentlemen's Agreement” on . Immigration Is Charged,

NPrONC OE nt occ IF GAL. LAW la laa   Mikado’s Envoy Tells Colby Proposed Legislation  Breaks Agreement

JAP HATRED IS SEEN: BEEL-AS SENT THROUGH   Cplby Is Tald by Mikado’: Envoy. ~

Prohibit Land Holding by Japanese WIll Cause Anti-American © Sentiment, .

YARMOUTH TO RETAIN WHISKY   Vessel Will Be Released and Al lowed to Sail to Havana.

ACTION OF QURHAW SOLDIERS WHEN AT GRAHAM JUSTIFIED   Committee Appointed by Gover nor Eickett to Investigate, ' Files Report Today.   THE SOLDIERS COMMENDED   Concuct All That Was to Be De: sired, Says Report Signed by Three Members.

AMERICA'S GUP STAYS AT HOME    Resolute Crosses Line 73 Minutes and Five Seconds Ahead of Shamrock 1V: Lipton to Build Fifth Yacht tc Race in 1922: Rules Need Change.

BRITISH CONGRATULATE DEFENDERS   AMERICAN CREW AND YACHT PRAISED AS BESTE SATLURS ANB BEST ROAT.   RESOLUTE TO BE DISMANTLED —FOM LIPTON TO BUILD ANOTHER CHALLENGER

GAREERS OF THE SHAMROCK AND RESOLUTE ENDED   Designs for Next Challenger and Defender Will Not Go Forward Until Suggested Changes in Rules Are Discussed.

CUP ISSAVED. TO. AMERICANS INLAST RACE   Resolute Outclasses Shamrock in Final Contests Off the Jersey * Coast   Lipton: Is. Good Sport   Already Making Plans for An. other Challenger in Effort to Becure Trophy

DISCARD VICTOR IN BiG RACE   Lipton Will Leave Sham rock in U. S.   A rei a eres a  OTH RACE IS EASY Defender Finishes Mile  Ahead

CLEAGYMEN STARVING 10 NEATH WN GREAT BRITAIN   AT LEAST 25 ENGLISH MINISTER: SAID TO HAVE DIED OF STAR. VATION LAST YEAR — SEEK MINIMUM WAGE FOR THI  a*y wire * au

MINISTERS STARVE   At Least 25 Reported: Hav Formed a Ministers Unioa in Eueland

MEMBERSHIP NOT SUFFICIENT FOR DEPORTING ALIEN   Ruling of Labor Secretary Victory for Communist Labor Party.    Raids for Purpose of Depor tation Amount to a Flat  Failure.

COMMUNIGT LABOR PARTY MEMBERS FIND A FRIEND   Secretary of Labor Says There is No Cause for Deportation.   NO EVIDENCE OF FORCE

SECRETARY WILSON RULES QN ALIEN DEPORTATION   Holds Membership in Commun.  ist Labor Party is Not Qufficient for Action, XX

GIVES COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY OK   Membership Not Cause fo: Exile, Sec Wilson Rules   Garvan Says Decision Leave: Depariment of Justice Flat

RULING FAVORS RADICALS.   <ecretary Wilson Gives Them the HRenefit of the Doubt.

Says it Will Make it Hard _ to Deport Aliens   DISCUSS LATEST RULING

WILSON RULING AIDS ALIEN REDS   SECY. OF LABOR LIFTS COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY OUT OF BAN—-BLOCKS DEPORTATION.

AUNIST LABOR PARTY. UPHEL uM visT, GABOR WILSON, p      nt ao dustice” Assistant De adsense May Advocate. VioNow Without. Fear. of De, Uniess: Lawl Is Changed,

Communist Membership Not Sufficient Ground for Deportation-Wilson

NO DEPORTATION OF COMMUNISTS FOR PARTY VIEW   Secretary Wilson’s Ruling s ’ Bitterly Opposed by De_ partment of Justice   SUPPORTING FREE SPEECH   Cabinet Member Holds That Most Americans Will Not Choose Wrong Doctrine

SECRETARY WILSON ISSUES RULING ON DEPORTATION CASES   Being Member of Communis Laber Party not Ground For Deportation

DECISION OF SECRETARY OF LABOR IS DEPLORED   Ludesirable Aliens Can Enter Com. minist Labor Party and be Free From Deportation,

GARVAN SAYS IT WILL PERMIT UNDESIRABLE ALIENS TO REMAIN IN AMERICA.   Secretary's Decision Says Nothing In Communist Labor Platform Indicates Advocacy of Force.

SECRET WILSON   Labor Department Head Rules Membership in Organization is Permissible.

DEPORTATION OF REVOLUTIONIGTS IMPOSSIBLE UNDER PRESENT AGT   SECRETARY WILSON’S OFFICIAL VIEW OF EXISTING STATUTES   MEMBERSHIP IN RED ORGANIZATION IS NOT OF. ITSELF SUFFICIENT GROUNDS TO SEND ' ANARCHISTS OUT OF LAND

WON'T CHASE COMMUNISTS   Membership in Red Party Doesnt in Itself Mean He Must Leave. /   LABOR SECRETARY IN RULING ON QUESTION

COMMUNIST LABOR PARTY SCORES IN DEPORTING RULING   Sec. Wilson Decides Member. ship in Organization Is Not Sufficient Grounds for Banishment of Aliens.

Houston Editor Makes Escape From Attempted Captors; Had Criticized Galveston Actions

ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP EDITOR OF HOUSTON PRESS IS MADE BY FRIENDS OF MARTIAL LAV   WOULD-BE KIDNAPERS SAY THEY OBJECT TO ARTICLES PUBLISHED BY SANDERS RELATIVE TO TROOPS BEING STATIONED IN GALVESTON

“OUTLAW” STRIKE TIES UP RAILROADS IN CITIES FROM BUFFALO TO LOS ANGELES:   KANSAS CITY FREIGHT _ REFUSED BY SANTA FI

YANK VETERANS IN MEXIGAN WA!   FORMER SERVICE MEN GC INTO REVOLTING STATE TO MAN MACHINE GUNS

CANTU DECLARES MEN CAN RESIST ANY FORGE SENT   Central Government Reported T. Be Prepared To Act Energetically If Need Be   AMERICAN. EX-SERVICE MEN REPORTED JOINING CANTI   Lower Californians Send Delegatior To Capital To Ask Removal) of Governor

PRO- -IRISH WOMEN CAUSE A WALKOUT   t    Lengshoremen Employed on Bi ish Lines Demand Release of Mayor MacSweeney

HOSTILITIES RESUMED ~ BY WOMEN FOR IRIS   Pickets: Start Demonstration -in New York to Keep Longshoremexn on Strike,

PLAN TO SPREAD PROTEST STRIKE TO SHIP CREWS   LONGSHOREMEN INTENT ON CRIPPLING ALL ARRIVING SHIPS-—-HALF OF  STRIKERS RETURN TO WOR   1 ”  iMacSweney Reported Worse as  Fierce Riots Occur in Belfast 1 «and Cark_

LONGSHOREMEN . STRIKE TODA)   Pro:lrish: Wornen, Cause of Walkout on New York Water Front

U. 8. AID IS DEMANDED IN IRISH CASE   Women Picketing for MacSweeny Threaten Boycott.

Irish Protest Pier Strike to Spread, Is Plar   Women Pickets at New York Resume Efforts to Call Men From Liners.

NOTUNTL ARCHBISHOP MANNIX ~ ENTERS IRELAND   Will the Longshoremen Return to Work

PAUTEST oT AIK LONGOHUREMEN  MORE oERIDUG    PLANNED TO EXTEND IT TO ALL  ATLANTIC PORTS AND CRIP.   PLE BRITISH SHIPS,

FIVE WOMEN LEAD 2,000 STRIKERS   Longshoremen Strike Contin ues Today in New York City.

PRO-IRISH PLAN ON FOOT TO CRIPPLE BRITISH SHIPPING REACHING AMERICA

Irish Sympathizers Intent on . Crippling Incoming.  tT tnaec      IWOMEN PICKETS BUSY   Steamship Officials Not San. guine About Outcome of Disorder.

STRIKE OF IRISH SYMPATHIZERS {8 SPREADING TODAY   Pro Irish Pickets Have 2,000 Longshoremen Out to Prevent Sailing British Ships.   HOPE TO ENLIST CREWS   ‘Plan to Have Strike Spread to All Atlantic Ports—Ships to Sail Today.

LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE; IRISH CAUSE, REASON   2,000 Laborers Join in Demon stration; Ask Admittance of Bishop Mannix

HALE THE MEN BACK ON JOB      _ Incomplete ‘Cargoes=-Strike ‘Not - Approved 1 hy Union.

PRO-IRISH WOMEN  CAUSE A WALKOUT   Leneshoremen Employed on British Lines Demand Release of Mayor MacSweeney

TRY 10 CRIPPLE ALL BRITISH SHIPS   May Spread Protest Strike io All Ports Along the Atlantic Coast

Ist WOMEN AE PETRI T ~-ANLIRGE STKE      Plan to Get to. o Ship Crews and Make Them Strike Out’ of Sympathy for. Irish » Cause And. Anti-British Feeling  ‘Nag Pesgatent _

Protrish Women Pickets Re. sume Hostility On Piers  Longshorem ‘n Demand Release Of Arch Bishop Mannix  British Line Ships Hampered By Refusal of Workers

SHOREMEN STILL SEEK WALKOUT   PLANNING SPREAD OF STRIKE TO ALL ATLANTIC PORTS TO CRIPPLE ENGLISH

‘Pro-[rish Women. , . Pickets Cripple “AW British Ships   Hostilities Are Resumed at Piers. in New York Harbor; Two Thousand Longshoremen:: Quit Work in Protest;of —— Oy  ia Enoland’s Policy. —_ :

TRISH STRIKE “ERIPPLES. sips   Five Women. Call. Qut 2,000  ~ Longshoremen at New . York.   BAGGAGEMEN WALK OUT

Important Agreements Said To Form Part Of Settlement   FQUALS WAR COSTS   National Wage Board Ts Ex: pected To Be Part Of Settlement

WAY BE CLEARED AY NEW ARRES]   Police Have New New Theory it ' Death < Michigan an   WIDOW OF SLAIN MAN SUSPECTED   Said to Have Been Toc Friendly with Alleged Slayer

POLICE BELIEVE PREVOST CAN TELL STORY OF MURDER   CQUSIN OF MERDERED MAN'S WIFE IS BELIEVED ‘TO HCLD SECRET OF CRIME   CANNOT PROVE AN ALIBI   Police Chief Asseris Suspected Man Cennet count far Hin Movements in Hours in Which Millionaire Wis cat Preery

LOYD PREVOST ARRESTED SECOND TIME ON CHARGE OF  STANLEY BROWN MILER

ANOTHER ANGLE Tt THE BROWN ~ MURDER CASE   Michigan Officer Believes Lloyd ‘Prevost Wes Murderer of J. Stanley . Brown’   WOMAN ACCUSES HIM ; . OF THE agitin   Prevost Again © Ayrested—Said te - Have Been Intimate with Brown's Wife - :

WILL MEET TOMORROW EVENING AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS   Both Men and Women Eligible to Membership in the New Organization   ‘ongressman Little Will Speak Under Auspices of K. U. Organization Tonight

{ORGANIZE YOUNG  REPUBLICAN CLUE   a  ‘INVITE. FIRST VOTERS    Both Men and Women Eligible te Membership in the New Orvanization      Congressman Little, Will, Speak Under Auspices of K. LU. Organization Tonicht

FEAR ATTEMPI TDAGAIN CROWN HOHENZOLLERN'S   German Government Takes Every Precaution To Prevent Armed Outbreak   ERZBERGER RESTS WELL; 1s ONLY SLIGHTLY HURT   Finance Minister Was Only Slightly Wounded By His Assailant

RESTING EASILY   Is German Minister of Finance Who Was lrtacked Vo«terndar.

SEER IDENTITY OF BOMB PLOT LEADEE   THE POLICE AND FEDERAI AGENTS COMBING COUN. TRY FOR NEW CLUES   Radical Circulars Found to Have Been Deposited In Mail Box Few Minutes Before — the Explosion.

MYSTERY OF BOMB UNSOLVED   One Suspect Is Re leased by: Police Officials   SEEKING WRITERS OF DEATH CIRCULARS   Identity of Wagor Driver Still a Mystery —

OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR DISTRIBUTOR OF AED LEAFLETS   INVESTIGATION OF DISASTER IS DIVIDED INTO TWO CHANNELS   DISCOVERED NEAR SCENE   i  Police Concentrate On Trying to Estat lish Identity of Driver of Wagon Which Was Left Near Bank

KNEW WHEL WAS IK CONFLICT WITH LAW   Wickersham-Admits Under Certain Circumstances Third of $2,000,000 Bequest Would Revert to His Estate.

ATTORNEY FIXED. ESTATE FOR SEL   Knew Spang Will Was Illegal, G, W. Wickersham Admits In Testimony.

WICKERSHAM ADMITS PART IN WILL FRAUD   Under Spang Testament, Former Attorney General Would Have Been a Beneficiary

TO NATIONALIZE LINES DESIRE OF WORKERS   REORGANIZATION OF SYSTEM NECESSARY, SAYS MINISTER.

GOVERNMENT DID NOT BUY ARGENTINE SUGAR   Only Connection Was to Lend Influence to Have Export Restrictions Removed.

BATTLE WITH MINERS   Deputy Sheriff iff Killed, Other  Persons Wounded

MINERS AND DEPUTYS IN FIGHT   Oee Officer Killed and Several More Are Iniured.

ONE MAN 15 KILLED AND FIVE OTHERG BADLY WOUNDER   Reports of Shooting at Blair in Logan County Are Conflicting.   FIVE MEMBERS OF STATE POLICE ARE SENT THERE   One Account Says Pistol Battle Grew Out of Fist Fight Between Two Boys, While Another That it Grew Out of In. terruption of Union Meeting.

DEAT SHER ~HULLED IN FIGHT   'PISTGE QUEL WITH MINERS   Litentapiet Uaion Meeting At Blair, West Va. Five Others Sericusly Woynded In Affray ,

UNE FATALITY Ih MINING TOWN AND D MNJURED REPORTED   Battle In West Virginis , Results In Six Cas* ualties.

DEPUTY OnERIFT OHOT BY MINER   Three Other Officers Wounded in Fight in West Virginia.

SHERIFF FIGHTS MINERS, IS KILLED   INTERRUPTION OF MINERS’ MEET. ING PROVES FATAL TO OFF!CER, 3 WOUNDED

DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED ~ IN FIGHT WITH MINERS      Officers Interrupted Union Meet ing, Telephone. Report Says. *

“Others \ w Vol ae Battle        FARM! HAND ARRESTED ON LARCENY PHAPRE

BANDITS ~ OBTAIN $22,000   Shoot Down a Bystander and Eacape Wub Cask and Utberty TWenda in Aanto.

FARE LAW CAST INTO DISCARD,   Pearson Bill is Passed by Ohio General Levislature.

PLOT TO STEAL FIVE MILLION   In Wall Street Securities Frustreted  by the Arrest of Six Men in Waes Wael

Alleged to Be Connected Wit Scheme to Steal Five Millions In Bonds.

FEAR FOR LIVES OF PUBLIC MEN   Rumors of Widespread Plots Are Current in London Today

Fear Is Expressed Lives of -Public- Men Will Be in Jeopardy Should Any of the Hunger Strikers Perish   Guards Placed at Building: of Government in London: Toreh Applied to Town in Cork; MacSwiney Conscious   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ,EaCeH Une TH TRIBE

BOMBINGS AND MURDER PEND, BAGS T8LG      Sensational Rumors Spread By Reason of Latest Situation In Ireland   PUBLIC MEN'S LIVES IN DANGER, BELIEF   Whether Lord: Mayor MacSwiney Is Being Fed Gontinues to Be Discussed

TWMORG RANGE FROM CONOPIAMGIES TO AGOASSINATE KING GEORGE 10 BLOWING UP PUBLIC BUILDING:

ENGLISH FEAR FORSMFETY ~—ERULER   Should Any of Irish Hunger Strikers Die, Look for Reprisals From “Black and Tan”

WILD RUMORS OF PLOTS IN ENGLANG TO KIL OFFLOWS   Trish Disotders Responsible For Widespread Rumors of Plans to Assassinate King George and Other Public  Wren tn Tondon. .

London Hears Rumors of Widespread Irish Conspiracies.   Range From Plans to Assassinate Brit ish Ruler to Blowing Up of Pub. lic Buildings.

IRISH PLOT IS FEAKED   BELIEVED KING GEORGE'S LIFE iS IN DANGER   Fumeors in London of a Widespread Conspiracy to Accassinate the British Ru er.

HUN LAND 10 GUM Uf BUILDING GREAT BRITAI   Authorities Claim to Have Evidence of Scheme to Kill Public Men.   BOMB WRECKS HOME OF CHICAGO OFFICIAL   Peasants Help to Seiz Roval Estates of Italian King

COINCIDENCE IN BALLOTS.   One Point of Resemblance With Bal. ttmore Convention.

THE THIRTIET VOTE FURNISHES A COINGIDENGE   It Was on That Ballot Wilson In Baltimore Passed Clark.   Again at Same Period McAdoo Goes Ahead of Cay.

CONGRESSMEN ~ NOMINATED IN ~ - [OWA PRIMARY   How the Eleven Districts Will Line Up in‘the November ‘Election

FEDERAL OFFICIAL. TELLS OF ATTEMPT TO STOP DRY QUIZ    Testifies. Before- Grand “Jury He Was Offered $10,000 to Stop Prosecution   ARREST. THREE IN CONNECTION WITH BIG. -LIOUOR “RING”   ‘Planned to Replace Dry Agents With “Susceptible” Men

FEOERAL AGENT TELLS OF BRIBE   Chicago Grand Jury Probe Re_veals Effort of Woman to Move Booze.   THREE MEN ARE ARRESTED

BOOTLEGGERS TRIED BRIBE   Chicago Government Official Tells Federal Grand Jury.

BRIBE UFFERCU STOP HISETN OF LIQUOR SCANDAL  COVERNMENT AGENT AT  GOVERNMENT AGENT ATTACHED TO ENFORCEMENT BODY TELLS "OF, SILENCE   Money Raised to Force Out ‘Certain, Federal Prohibi dian OF ieers.

BJG BRIBES OFFERED PROMI OFFICIALS 10. STOP PROSECUTION.   Testimony Before Grand Jury Says $10,000 Was Offered Officials in-Connection With Recent Liquor Traffic Scandal Disclosures.

THREE MORE HELD IN U.S. PROBE OF BiG WHISKY RING   Fund To Oust Dry Of ficers Suspected In Investigation.

WOMAN IN WHISKY RING OFFERS BRIBE TO GOV'T OFFICIAL   Grand Jury Told $10,000 OF. fered to Protect Shipment — from Lousiviile, Ky.   ARREST 3.MEMBERS.OF WHOLESALE BOOZE RING.   Investigation Shows. $100, 000 Raised to. Oust: Federal © Prohibition: Agents.

'AIR SEX MIXED IN BRIBE OFFER TO BALK EXPOSE   Offered $10,000 to Federal - Official to Ston Prosecution, Is Claim   IDENTITY KEPT  “©. s Pog   WOMAN ATTEMPTED TO “FIX’ SHIPMENT OF WHISKEY FROM LOUISVILLE TO CHICAGO

ALLEGED PLOT BY WET LEADERS   DECLARED $100,000 RAIS ED FOR PURPOSE IN _ CHICAGO.

OFFERED 810.000 RRIRE   Government Official is Approached in Effort to Make Him Cease

WHISKEY ~~ SWINDLE   Chicago Resiaurant Men-B Booze ‘Which Was Nev "Delivered. 

BRIBES OFFERED BY BOOZE RING   Jury Told Women Tried to Buy _ Off Prosecution,   SAYS $10,000 WAS PRICE   Chicago, Whisky Scandal Grows a Cafe Men Reveal How They Were Swindled.

TRIED TO “BUY” DRY OFFICER      Woman Offered Government Agent $10,000, He Tells Jury

$660 DIAMOND IS RECOVERED   iowa Butcher Kills Fifty Chickens Before He Finds His Lost Stone in Gizzard.

RECOVERS HIS BIG DIAMOND   lowa Butcher Slays 50 Chickens to Get $600 Stone.

MAY:BE SPEAKER   PLANS FOR ARMISTICE. DA) CELEBRATION ARE COMPLETED   WILL BE BIG ‘AFFAIR   Paradé Witt Start From Sout! Park at 0 O'Clock Morning of November Uth.      Mectinig, et University, Football Game, Banquet and Dance 2 Wa PHD Day.

GENERAL WRIGHT MAY BE SPEAKER   PLANS FOR ARMISTICE. DAY CELEBRATION ARE COMPLETED.   WILL BE BIG AFFAIR   Parade Wilt Start From Seuth Park at f6 O'Clock Morning of November 1th.   Meeting <° University, Football Game, Banguet and Dance ro aval Fill Day.

ALBERT GRAHAM 61, WAR VETERAN DIES    OLD SOLDIER PASSES AWAY an  FARM WHERE HE WAS BORN,   SOUTH OF COVINGTON 

LEGISLATION MN PROSPECT   With the Change of Administra tion Will Come Action or Many Propositions Vital t Country.

FEDERAL SHAE-UP AFTER MARCH A   Many New: -Faces:to “Appear3 i Ne. t

NEW POLIGIES FOR WEWYEAR FORMED           MAKING OF PEACE NOT LEAST OF REPUBLIC AIMS DURING 1921,   BRITAIN. 1S.‘ UNSETTLED   Lord Curzon, In New Year Mes sage, Declares Growing Un- —  employment Will Bea Serious Factor

GOVERNMENT NEW POLICY   Many Changes, Foreigr and Domestic, are Being Formulated.

INTEREST GROWS W NEW POLICIES   Change of Administration to Bring Many Changes in Government Affairs.   EXPECT NEW LEGISLATION

FOREIGN POLICY JOBE CHANCEL   New:Deal to Be Inauguratec - by President Harding. as - « Sdon-as ‘He fs In. .

CHANGE iN ADMINISTRATION MAKES THIS IMPERATIVE   MANY NEW FACES IN CONGRESS, ALSO   The New Administration Will Form. ally End the War With Germany. Sen. Penrose Arrives at Sennate Chamber After Year’s Absence

PEAGE PROGRAM HOLDS HITEREST   Formal Ending to War With Germany. —   ADOPTION OF NEW FOREIGN POLICY   Harding to Effect Various Changes.

SHAKE-UP TO COME WITH GOVT. CHANGE   New Foreign Policy Leads in Interest.

Peace ‘Program, Tariff and Tax Revision Among Important Subjects to Be "Considered   FINDS DIFFICULTY IN PICKING KIS CABINET   Expected Soon to Announce Choice for State Secretary . and Treasurer °

New Faces and New Policies Will Follow the Inaugura. tion of President-elect Hard ing—Extensive Program o! Legislation.

BIG PROGRAM IS PLANNED FOR NEW ADMINISTRATION   One First Problems to Be Considered, End State of War.

PEAGE PROBLEMS BEFORE CONGRESS   Shake-Ups Planned in Al Departments by Coming Administration.

ADJOURN FUND PROBE HEARINGS   MORE WITNESSES TO BE CALLED JUNE 9 KENYON SAYS   Several Witnesses Fail to Respond to Summons—Have Justifiable Ex ecuses Declares Kenyon,

a te ay Sie ions, eeeieieinaiens ofl  SENATE. COMMITTEE oso. “HEARS. COL... GREEN

TEXAS FOR ANYONE WHO'S ABLE TO WIN   Prospective Postmaaters Many, Saye Green.

SO aa sari TALKS OF TEXAS “A   SAYS THERE ARE MORE REPUBLI. CAN CANDIDATES THAN VOTERS IN LONE STAR STATE,

HETTY'S SON TELLS THE COMMITTEE TEXAS HAS MORE PARTY CANDIDATES THAN REPUBLICAN VOTES

CONTRIBUTED TO CAMPAIGN, JUST WHAT HE COULD, SAYS COL. GREEN   80ON OF RETTY GREEN LAST Tt TESTIFY IN SENATES CAMPAIGN “PROBE” TODAY

SLOW WITNESSES WILL WOT ESCAPE CAMPAIGN PROGE   Senate’s Investigators Wil Meet July 9 to Hear Some More Testimony.

EXPENDITURES QUIZ ADJOURNEL   INVESTIGATION OF PRECONVENTION FINANCING PUT OVER TO JULY 9.

COL. GREENS LAST WITNESS BEFORE SENATE   Hearing on Campaign Funds t Adjourn Until After the National Conventions.   MANY FACTIONS IN TEXAS   Colonel Says There Are Three a Chicago, He Is Regular and ‘Contributed to That Side.

E. H.R.GREEN  WAS WITNESS   After Hearing the Texas Man Committee AdJurned to July 9

HETTY GREEN'S SON GAVE TO CAMPAIGR   Contributed to Texas Contests—Committee Will Adjourn Meeting Until July for Further Investigations and Hearing of Witnesses.

CANDIDATES BREATHE StbH OF REAL RELIE!   Senate Committee Investi gating Pre-Convention Financing Has Adjourned.   SON OF HETTY GREEN WAS WITNESS TODAY   He Testifies That Texas Re publicans Are Concerned Over Nasby Contributions.

PRIMARY PROBE HAS ADJOURNED   SENATE ' COMMITEE .TC MEET AGAIN ~ JULY 9 TC CONTINUE WORK.   Hetty Green’s Son Witness To. day—Wood’s Eastern Treas. urer is Examined.

CAMPAIGN FUND QUIZ ADJOURNED UNTIL JULY 9TH   Son of Hetty Green on Stand Tells of Texas Fight.

KANSAS WHEAT GOOD.   Condi-tons an Western Part of State fniv Fine.

WHEATHCONDITIONS VARY.   ah ek . Lack of Mojstyre Injures Crap in onthern Kunsas. «

WHEAT BELT IS LAGGING   Through Lack of Mcisture and Late Planting.   GO0D IN OTHER SECTIONS   Western Third of Kansas and North Centra! and Northeastern Counties, Good to Exce!lent.

WITHDRAWPLEDGE TO SUPPLY COAL: TO ALLOCATE FUEL   JONAS WAFFELL SENDS! TELE. GRAM TO CHAIRMAN JESSE ESCHBACH.,   WITHORAWAL ATTRIBUTED TO SETTING OF COAL PRICES

OLYMPIC TEAM TRYOUTS OPE   Junior Athletes Displace* 3 Records During First Day’s Trials.

SAYS ROY DID NOT  FIRE FATAL SHO?   Father Whalen Claims That Stray Bullet Killed Charles Steich--Would Abolish HighPowered Rifle Lew.

SAYS YOUTH DID NOT FIRE SHOT   Father Whalen Gives His Ver sion of Fatal Hunting Accident Last Week.   KILLED BY STRAY BULLET   Facts in Case Shows, He Declares Shot Was Fired by Hunter Some Distance Away.

15,000 BARBERS ON STRIKE   Go Out in New York to Enforce De mand for $30 a Week and Commissions.

GOTHAM BARBERS ON STRIKE   Fifteen Thousand Go Out to Enforce Wage Demand.

SENATE IS IMPORTANT.    Poindexter Says This Campaign tha: Many [ssnes Under Jurtsdiction of Upper House.

Several States where Contests are Expected to Develop on Election of Senators in Line for Warm Political Fights

FOUR ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN EDISON CO. -REGITA   Lecal Music Store Will Conduct Ton: Demonstration of Phonograph on Monday Afternoon and Evening.

SUPREME COURT HOLDS ~ EXEMPTION CLAUSE VOID. IN-STATE INCOME. TAX   Act, Insofar as. It. Denies. Exemptions: to Citizens of Other. States, Is: ‘Wneonstitutional.

POLIGE SEIZE $79,000 BOOZE   400 Cases of Whisky, Twce Men and Auto Trucks Taken.

ANOTHER ARK NEEDED TODAY OAS CAPPER   Kansas Senator In Speech At Columbus Raps Wilson.   OPENS G.0.P.CAMPAIGN   Blames Administration For Profiteering and New Millionaires..

G,0,P,CAMPAIGN AN OHIO OPENED RY SEN. CADDER   Denounces Profitéering. Under ‘Dem. Rule; Blanes Wilson for Sy oay Outrave? ciel,

ALL BRANCHES IN  ADaitymen, Woo ~" Growers, Hucksters . to Be Enrolled--Ballot to Be Weapor Used, Says Leader.

Agriculturalists Plan Te Ge: ganize ar Unified  iy. es ate   CAMPAIGN WILL START AT ONCE IN 10 COORFES   Should Be Strong Enouigh To Go’ Before Solons and Demand Rights.

The Organized Farmer Facto Henceforth to be Reckoner With in Ohio.

FARMERS ARE TO ORGANIZE  Plans Are Laid Al Columbus _ INFLUENCE  Cu TY. TEL.   t  Seen To Be Felt Is The  Declaration Made

BOARD HIRED —ALVEN PAINTERS   “HARGED THAT MEN WHO EN DANGERED VESSELS HIRED IN PREFERENCE TO THE AMERICAN WORKERS.   UNSKILLED MEN HIRED   dchn F. Richardson Charges Tha Unskilled Workmen Were Mate Feremen and Men Who Had Never Used Paint) Brush Were Put to Work

ALIEN PAINTERS ~ ENDANGERED U. S. SHIPS IN THE WAR   CREATE NEW PAVING DISTRICT

BRITISH RAILROAD MEN ORDERED TO STRIKE SUNDAY   IN SYMPATHY WITH MINERS UN. LESS MINERS STRIKE IS SETTLED   ORDER CAME AS SURPRISE TO GOVERNMENT. CABINET HOLDS SESSION

Orders Issued for All Rail _ Employes to Cease Work  ' at Midnight Sunday  ’   MAY MEAN COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION TIEUP   TRANSPORT MEN EXPECTED TO DECLARE SYMPATHETIC STRIKE WITHIN NEXT 24 HOURS.

BRITISH BR. H, WORKERS TO GO ON STRIKE SUNDAY EN SYM. PATHY WITH MINERS   SENT ULTIMATUM TO PREMIER ELOY BEORGE TOBA

BRITAIN’S TRAINMEN TO STRIKE   Will Go Out Sunday Unfess Lloyd George - Gives Ins   TO-IILLP’ MINERS

WEATHER FAIR FOR SECOND OF WORLD SERIES   Sun Dispels Lurking Cloud And Warmer Weather Follows

SENTENCING OF NEW PUT OFF UNTIL FRIDA)   Motion for New Trial Is Filed By De fence, Necessitating a PostPonement.

SENTENCING OF. NEW POSTPONED   Lesser Slayer to Know Fate Friday; New Trial Is Requested. _—

mai Exercises at Cit He thir at   GIFTS PREPARED TODAY   Committee Sacked Candy an * Nuts During Meeting at City Building.

Municipal Exercises at City Hall Christmas Morning at Nine B'clock.   GIFTS PREPARED TODAY.   Committee Sacked Candy ano Nuts During Meeting at City Building.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS OF ELECTION LAV   CONSTRUED BY ATTORNEY GENHRAL. PAY YOUR 1919 POLL TAX FRIOR TO OCT. 22,

ALL WHO PAY THEIR 1919 TAX MAY VOTE   NOTHING FURTHER REQUIR. ED BY EITHER SEX SAYS OFFICIAL

VIE Wo OF AMLLION REPUBLICANS MAY AID ON PLATFORM   Result of 100,000 Questions Will Be Turned Over for Use of Committee.

(Continued on Page Four)   FARMERS’ UNION, LABOR AND WOMEN — VOTERS TO GET HEARING AT GHICAGO.

BAGGAGEMEN STRIKE IN NEW YORK CIT}        NEW YORK BAGGAGEMEN DE MAND SHORTER HOTRS AND MORE PAY.

HOOVER DEFENDS FIXING PRICE OF WHEAT IN WAR   Says tf Farmers. Had “Accepted $5 Bushel He Would. Have. Seen th Streets Run With Blood.

WHEAT PRICE-FIXING UPHELD   —  fieover Says Otherwise There Would  Have Been Bloodshed.

CLINTON COUNTY HIS: CGRADUATES IN 1820 CEASS STATE POLE RE   Class Day Exercises Today, Al “umni Day Tomorrow and. Degrees Awarded Wednesday. .:

STATE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT   Indiana and Punxsutawney Boys Received Diplomas for Completion of Courses. Today Twa Presentations.   FEATURES OF DAY

HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR ENDOWMENT  FOR STATE COLLEG!   Gift Made Tp ta 20-Year Life Insur. ance Policies By Members of Gradcating Class. *

NATIONAL BUDGET IS - PLANNED FOR U.S   Act WIL Be Written. on the Stanets aon if Plans Now in few Mace.

“BUDGET ACT 1S POSSIBLE   MAY BE PLACED ON SPATETE BOUKS BEFORE THIS CON. CHESS EXDS            BUDGET SYSTEM LHhOUGHT FORWARD TO REDUCE He ¢ OF GOVERNMENT  of

TWO BILLS PROPOSED   INE MAKES BUREAU PART 01 PRESIDENT’S OFFICE AND OTHER PART OF TREASURY DEPARTMENT—M’CORMACK  AUTHOR OF ONE

NATIONAL BUDGET TO BE LAW BEFORE FAD OF CONGRESS   LEABE: S EX BOPH HOUSES COX FIDENT NATIONAL BELGHT $ BM WELL BE ADOPTLB               TWO PLANS ARE SUGGESTED   Considerable » Uitference Exists Between Hlans Suggested But It fs Believed That An Agreement Can Be Teached

Efforts. Are Being Made to Pass fmportant Bill During This. Session of Congress.

Leaders in Both Houses Striving Hard Fo Legislation :           IREDUCE HIGH GOVT.:COST

OEMATE IN LINE Fh EMP ChuL AN Gt    Plans Are Now Being Made for New Bill to Be Renarted Sann   MAJORITY FOR PLAN SAYS SEN. McCORMICK   Two Branches Unagreed As to Details, But Success  Is Predicted

NATIONAL BUDGET AGT 10 IN FAVOR   Senator McCormick Author of New Measure to be Reported to Senate Soon.   VARIOUS PLANS SUGGESTED

Budget Law is Hoped for This Session   A Bill Has Passed The House, and Senate Expects to Do Likewise  Tier Te A Wastseaeee - see i cee oe

May be Acopted by Government Be. fore Campaign Time, Says McCor. mick; Only Disagreement Upon De. taiis of System Biocks Passage.

45 MILLIONS INCREASE FOR NAVY SHIPYARDS   Award of Navy Wage Board to be Announced About Aug, 20,

CARRANZA MAY HAVE LEFT CITY      Mobilizing Troops ir - Juarez For Attack on Mexican Capital

OTHERS ARE MOBILIZING FOR ATTACK   Reported Flight of Carranza to Vera CruzUnconfirmed; Steady Growth of Revolution Is Indicated.

LITTLE MARY [5 VICTIM OF COLLAPSE   Hard Work, Anguish From Publicity, Said To Be the Cause.

NEAR EAST CITIZENSHIP COMMERCIAL COMMODITY BEING BOUGHT AND SOLD      POR CONSIDERATION CITIZEN. SHIP PAPERS CAN BE SECURED ANYWHERE,

TO SEND RELIEF TO POLAR BEA   Vessel Caught in tee With Crew and $100,000 Furs on Board

"POLAR BEAR” GAUGHT IN 1G   Five Men Said To Be In Perilous Po sition On Banks Island Off Alaska,

MAROONED MEN: ASK FOR FOOD: 4 WALK ASHORE   Sidney 0. _ Neff, Impris oned-In Ice, Owned at Marinette 1a   SATLORS ARE IN DANGER

CUPID CONQUERS TWO NOTABLES OF MOVING PICTURES   Dorothy Gish and Constance Talmadge Are Married by a  Justice of the Peace

WISCONSIN RAILWAYS VALUATION ANNOUNCED   State Tax Commission Figures Sliow Property Valuation to Be ‘ . Under That of 1919.,-- . 7”

RAILROAD TAX : OVER 6 MILLION   State Tax Commission An nounces Rail Value at §360,734,000

TREMENDOUS OVATION GIVEN SEN. HARDING IN BALTIMORE      1 a Exner onennneers ‘Spoke to Republicans on Protection of American i Industries and Aggressive Development of  Marehant Marine.

BUILD UP MARINE HARDING'S PLA)   NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENCY CHEERED AS WE DECLARES INTENTION TO PROTECT  akg DITM ear Peretiyres

{XN HES SPEECH AT BALTIMORE HE ADYOCATED PROTEC: TION OF INDUSTRIES   SENATOR HARDING AGATY -AS. SAILED THE POLICIES OF PRESIDENT  WILSO%

“PROTECTION,” SAYS HARDING   ‘REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE. FOI PRESIDENCY  SPEAKS: ‘AT-BALTIMORE..

WOULD ORGANIZE WORKERS TO RVGHT AGAINST ALL WAI   ‘Thia Is the Plan of the “Inter. national League of Trade Tinions.’”

WORKERS AGAINST WAR   International Trade Unions League a Rotterdam Sasues Appeal to the tA‘ancid

WOULD UNITE WORLD LABOR TO HALT WAR   International Trade Unior ' ‘League Issues Proclamation   STRIEH IS BIG WEAPON   27,000,000 Members Urged to Refuse Aid to Imperialism

LEAGUE OF TRADE UNIONS WOULD STOP CLITURE WARS BY CALLING WORLD STRIKE

HE RESIGNED UNDER FIRE   Resignation of State Treas urer of Massachusetts Creates Sensation.

MASSACHUSETTS TREASURER QUITS   REPUBLICANS INVOLVED IN BIG DISTURB-  ANCE.

TREASURER BURRELL QUITS UNDER FIRE   Massachusetts Treasurer, Charged With Improperly Soliciting ? Business Resigns.

SACRIFICE CLAIMS BURRELL LEAVING JOB AS TREASURE   Concedes No Wrong but Can’! Stand the Grief and Pain Caused His Family.

SIX POSTMASTERS TO BE BENEFITED   Bill in Senate Proposes to Changé Basis of Pay For All Fourth Class Offices   LOCAL INTEREST IN IT   Would Compensate Postmasters For Added Duties Because of Parcel Post Business

TWELVE COUNT! POSTMASTERS MAY GET BOOS)   ies in Decatur County Which Were Very Low   HAVE BEEN UNDERPAID   Government Would Pay Extra for Added Duties Caused by Parcel Post Business and Incidental Expenses

BIG FORTUNE LEFT BY BACON   More Than seveu Millions for Rela tives of Former Ambassador.

PUBLIC OPINION FAVORS MILLERAND   He May Succeed Deschanel as Presicent of Franea,

MILLERAND TO ACCEPT PRESIDENCY   French Authoritativel Announce Premier Will Take Chair.

MORE LIGHT SOUGHT ON ELECTION FUNDS   McAdoo. and. Hoover Contribu. : Hioris. to: Be Investigated Whorther - °°:

EXPENSE INQUIRY IS BEGUN   Senate Committee t Conduct Exhaustive Investigation

‘ SLUSH FUND BEGUN TODA}   SENATE COMMITTEE BE GINS HEARING IN CHICA - GO—WILL DEAL WITE  “FINANCES -oFr BOTH ' DA DP TIpa

Senate Investigation of Presidential Campaign Expenses Starts at Chicago a   Chairman: Hays and White of ‘National : Committees and Others Called

SENATORS START INVESTIGATION OF SLUSH FUNDS   COMMITTEE CONVENES IN CHICAGO TO SEE IF CAMPAIGN MANAGERS ARE OVERSTEPPING MARK IN MONEY USE

COMMITTEE OPENS CAMPAIGN INDIUIRY   Campaign Funds of Demo crats and Republicans Being Audited. _-

CAMPAIGN FUNDS OF BOTH PARTIES. UNDER MICROSCOPE   Investigating Committee: Calls Chairmen. Treasurers and Others.

SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS INQUIRY OF - CAMPAIGN EXPERSES   Charges That Federal Officehold ers Are Campaigning For Cox Before Body.   HAYS TELLS ABOUT FUNDS

LIBELOUS, oY CHAIRMAN HAYS   REPUBLICAN MANAGER THUS BRANDS CHARGES MADE BY GOVERNOR COX.

JAMPRIGR FOND EANINGG WIL START MANDAY   Subpoenaed Party Leaders to Appear Before Investigators at Chicago   COX'S CHARGES PLACE G. 0. P. ON DEFENSIVE   DEMOCRATS SAY GOVERNOR HAS OUTMANEUVERED RE. PUBLICANS, WHO WERE CON. CENTRATED ON WELSON,

HAYS FIRST WITNESS IN SENATE'S PROBE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Investigation of Presidentia Race Expenditures Resumed in Chicago Today   COX INVITED TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COMMITTEL   May be Subpoenaed if He Does Not Come Voluntarily

HAYS ON STAND SHOWS LIQUOR MEN ACK CASH FOR COX   ENATE COMMITTEE HEARS CHAIRMAN STAC? TMOCTIWIOAY _ 7       ‘publican Chairman Open: Books to Show Where All Tunds Ave Obtained.

Published Accofnt of Charges Made By Governor Cox Against Republicans is Read into Record as are Stenoaraphic Reports of Speech.   CHAIRMAN HAYS IS THE FIRST WITNESS CALLED   Scope of Probe Will Embrace Every Phase of Political Financing Including Pledges of Patronage According to Senatar Cummins. Chairman.

pe EXPENDITURES   Campaign Managers . oO "Both Paries Summoned to: Appear

[NYS WELCOMES FULLEST “INVESTIGATION OF G.0.P. CAMPAIGN EXPENSE FUNE   Mionial Chairmen Detalls te Frebera Sums to Be Raised for Purpose.   iCUOR' MEN OUT FOR COX   tter from New Jersey Liqnor Orpeolamtion’s ' Head, Referring to Democratic Presidontial Candidate BT <Prencunced Wet,” Is Road.

es Ly  MAY FORGE GOK’. ~TOLRIVE EVIDENGI   Senator's. Campatn? Committers to Tnyestigete 'Phorouighly  Alleged ye G0, RB Shush Pond, s ,   CALL. LEADERS TO CHICAGO   WH tiys and George! White. —) Give. Financial) Betalls——Wail J) Msamine Bourbons! looks.

MAY CALL COX 1 TESTIFY BEFOR COMMITTEE WHIC IS PROBING SLUS CAMPAIGN EXPEN:   senatorial Investigators.  Come to. Oklahoma ‘in  ‘Hunt for. Evidence of “Soiled Monev”

CHAIRMEN HAYS- AND WHITE AND TREASURERS OF BOTH PARTIES  SUBPOENAED.   REPUBLICAN CHARGES FILED

TENNESSEE TAKES OUFF SPOTLIGHT At LEGISLATORS MEET   Action of Republicans to Have Important Bearing in Final Vote on Amendment.

LAST. STAND 3  ROR SUFFRAGE   ONLY HOPE OF PARTICIPATING IN ELECTION IS TENNESSEE. —   MAJORITY IS.PLEDGED   SUFFRAGE CLAIMS THREE IN "HOUSE AND ONE IN SENATE.   May be a a Day Late in Getting Dewn . te Business but Quick Action With be Taken. .

TENNESSEE SULONS MEET   Legislature Convenes Today to Decide the Fate of  Suffrage.

FYES ON TENNESSE!   FATE OF FEMALE SUFFRAGE 'U ‘TO LEGISLATURE,   Both Sides Claim &, Victory Just] Be  forg the’ Battle.     Fs

TENNESSEE SOLONS TO CONSIDER AMENDMENT   Special Session Convenes a Nashville Today.

EYES ON TENNEGoEt   FATE OF FEMALE SUFFRAGE UP TO LEGISLATURE.   Both Sides Claim a Victory Just Before the Battle.

TENNESSEE IS EXPECTED T0 TURN THE TRICK   In Special Session Today to Con sider Federal Woman’s Suf frage Amendment.

TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE OPENS MEETING   Vote on Federal Wo man Suffrage Amendment—Call Delayed

ALL EYES ARE ON TENNESSEE   Session to Vote On Suffrage Starts.   Believe They Have Slight Majority In Both Serlate and House — Anti's to Cox.

SPECIAL SESSION CALLED BY GOVERNOR ROBERTS MET TODAY   Call Was Delayed to Permit Elec tion to Fill Vacancies in Two Houses

TENNESSEE SOLONS TAKE UP SUFFRAGE   SPECIAL SESSION CALLED BY GOVERNOR ROBERTS MET TODAY   MAY NOT HAVEQUORUM   Call Was Delayed to Permit Elec. tion to Fill Vacancies in Two Houses   suffrage Workers Claim Poll Show: Majority of 3 in House, I in Senate

GOLD RECEPTION FOR PUSSY FOOT   Danes Don’t Like the American Way of Making Prohibition.

PROHIS CAMPAIGN IN DENMARK   Anti-Saloon Leaguers Meet With Hostility in Copenhagen,

VILLA OFFERS -T0 SURRENDER   He Has Captured Sabitas In Cakue - bila From Where He Wired” De La Huerta,

ILLA IEGOTIATING FOR SURRENDER RUMOR SAYS HE To AT OLD TRICKS   STILL AT IT.

VILLA WILL SURRENDER ™) HITRRTA   Bandit Chief Reported . Willing to Give Solf Ty   ‘TL ATM AMERICAN. HELD   Carl Haegclin, Brewer, Held by Villa for Ransom, Report

VILLA GIVES UP   Tells ,Mexican President He  Will Surrender, Is Report

NAYS VILLA OFFERS 10 SURRENDER  10 HUERTA   War Ministry Says Unconditional Surrender [Today   REPORT DENIED BY FRIENDS OF BANDIT   Bandit Chieftain Also Re ported on Another Warpath Near Border

VILLA’ GIVES.UP. WIT HOUT ASKING ANY CONDITIONS   Mexican President. Accepts "-‘Surrender-—Reported to - Have Turned Force Over   SAIN TO HAVE REFN “HOLDING AMERICAN

VILLA'S OFFER TTOSURRENDER ISHOOTED AT   RAIDS GN BORDER TOWNS ARI FEARED WHILE PEACE TALK 1S IN PROGRESS

VILLA READY 10 LAY-DOWN ARMS   Mexican Bandit Leader. Wires President: Huerta He Is Willing to Surrender. .   ASKS NO ~.CONDITIONS

MILLA OFFERS 10 SURRENDER 10 THE DE LAHUERTA GOV'T   Captures City of Sabinas; Negotiating With De la Huerta Covernment

Villa Surrenders  To the Governmen:   Notified Mexican President He and His Forces Would Give Themselves Up Unconditionally.

VILLA OFFERS TO SURRENDEF   ‘Bandit Leader Says. He Will Surrender To De la Huerta

VILLA AGAIN VOICES WISH TO SURRENDEE      Hias Taken Sabings as His = Last Trick,

VILLAOFFERS TO SURRENDER   Mexican Bandit Captures Town ane Agrees to Give Up to Government

VILLA WILL YIELD UNCONDITIONALLY, HE WIRES HUERT   Offer Accepted on Condition That He Repairs the Railroads He Destroyed.

VILLA OFFERS  TO SURRENDER   Bandit Declares He Will Give Himself Up Unconditionally; — De La Huerta Replies Offer !s Acceptable if Villa Will  Repair Railroads He Destroved

He Has. Captured Sablias. Tr Cahue _ hila From Wliere He Wired : De La Huerta

TO OPERATE NEW TRAINS.   Fast Through Passenger Serv fee Botwoen Pittsburgh and Hoslon Provided.

THOUGH THAW FROM  -AOSTON 10 PITTSBURG   Fast Service Will Connect Two Railroad Lines By . Means OF Hell Cate Bridge At New York.

The Best Man Wins If He Is An Ally   Some Critictsin of Alleged Partial in the Judging of the Olympl Games né Antwerp.

The Best Man Wins If He Is An Alls   Some Criticism of Alleged VPartiallty ~ in the Judging of tho Olympic QManine at Antwerp.

D'ANNUNZIO'S STRONGHOLD TO FALL SOON   Iron Ring of Italian Forces Tighten on Doomed City.

Land and Sea. Forces Arrayed Against Poet-Warrior Tighten Grip, Reducing Legionaires to Hopeless Position   DEMONSTRATIONS MIRROR SITUATION AT CAPITAL

ITALY TROOPS CLOSE CORDON ABOUT FIUME   No Clash is Reported Declare: London Dispatch,

FUME REBEL SLAIN TRYING TO STOP FIGHT   POET GENERAL HAD ORDERED MEN REFRAIN FROM FIGHTING PTALIAN REGULARS — TRIED TO STOP COMBAT

INGURGING POET S DEAD. REPORT   AnotherReport Says D’Annunzio is Wounded   BEGIN SIEGE OF FIUME   Regulars Under General Ca. viglia Bombarding City in Combination with Navy— Destroyer Esparto which Deserted to Poet is Sunk by Shel] Fire from Cruiser

DANNUNZID KILLED IN CLASH AT FIUME GAYS ROME REPORT   Poet Commander’s Forces Drop Back Before Onslaughts of the Italian Regulars.   DEFENDERS DRIVEN TO:  BAY AS FOE CLOSES iN   Casualties Reported as Ring o Besiegers Is Tightened on Loyal Defenders.

EXTRA!   UANNUNZIO REPORTED AILLED Tid AFTERNOON      LEADER OF THE FIUME INSUR. RECTION iS DEAD.   SAYS REPORT TO ROME FROM FIUME CENTER.   Was Trying to Prevent Fight Between His Legioners and Reguluar Italian Soldiers—Fall of the City Is Oue Soon.

POET'S FORCES. UNABLE TOHOLD AUT VERY LONE   [Italian Regulars Closing Iron  Ring Around Fiume, Wash-*~  ington Learns   ROMAN CROWDS SHOW. :SYMPATHY FOR LEADER   Royal Mounted Guards Quickly Disnerse Those Seeking to? Hold Demonsiration

FAIL TO CAPTURE ITALIAN WARSHIP   Fiuman Legionairies and Dalmatian Volunteers at Zara Surrender — tron Ring Is Closing About D-Annunzio.   POET’S SOLDIERS ARE SLOWLY FALLING BACK   Attempted Demonstrations fot Insurgent Leader in Rome Are Broken Up by Charge: by Royal Guards.   BULLETIN.

ITALIAN SOLDIERS INVESTING FIUME   SURRENDER OF GARRISON THERE REGARDED AS MATTER OF SHORT TIME.   Followers of D’Annunzio Have ‘Little Hope of Victory—Demonstrations in Rome are Broken Up.

Unconfirmed Renort Is That: Poet - Commander Commit. ted Suicide or Was Wounded as Fall of Fiame Draws Near                         ‘Ttalian Regulars -Are Within, 1000 Yards of Governor's: Palace in Attacked Citys. Legionnaires ‘Lose Zara:

TMMAYIELOS TORESULARS WITHOUT SHOT   VARIOUS VERSIONS OF FIRST EXCHANGE OF SHOTS. ~ AT OUTPOSTS

WHEAT CROP MENACED; BLACK RUST SPREADS   Minnesota Authorities Take Steps to Check it.

BYERS TO BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   Des Moines Man to Soune Keynote at G. O. P. State Convention.

BYERS NAMED CHAIRMAN OF STATE REP. MEE?   Announcement of Choice of Party Leaders Made in Des Moines Today; Barth Secretary.

OFFER GOMES ON REELS OF GREAT POLOH VIG TORY   BLAME FOR WAR {LAID ON POLES   RUSSIA SAYS OFFENSIVE MERELY AIMED TO FORESTALL FOE.

[MONTGOMERY — SHOPMEN STRIKE   300 A, C. L. Workers Quit, According to Reports Sent Out This Morning.

RAINBOW VETERAN 1S CAPTURED   Mr. Lorin H. Larson of Ottosen Married to Miss Florence Merritt of Dubuque.

“IS CAPTURED   Mr. Lorin H Larson of Ottesen Mar ar rhed to’ Miss’ Florence Merritt : 6 “nf Tirsdhasmen

ELECTION OF ASQUITH   Probably Means Disintegration of Coalition Government In Opinion of London Press.

COALITIONISTS OF BRITAIN BELIEVED DESTINED TO FALL             London Press Sees in El ees tion of Asquith Possible Defeat of Lloyd George

POSSIBLE CISINTEGBATION OF COALITION GOVERNMEN   Rritish Press, However, Discount Banger fo Premier tloyd-George  by Kleetion of Asquith,

SEE LLOYD GEORGE DEFEAT IN ELECTION OF ASQUITH   Northcliffe Newspaners Asset Womer Voters Will Leave Premier Beeause of Living Cost _ Fizzle

Northcliffe. Press Ride: Hard Against Premier and His Supporters   CRITICISE FAILURE TO LOWER COST OF LIVING

YANK GOLFERS WIN OPENERS AT MUIRFIELD   ee  American Contingent Offers Strong Competition to Britishers.

RETRENCHMENT IS IMPERATIVE AVERS WARREN   Says Appropriations Must Be Slashed   to Bone.

Shepherd-Towner Bill Cause of Appeals for Retrench» ment in Expenditures

MING Tide      People Must Know The End Is Reached In Our Resources  rms a Ww OW, y=, ciree@Qy & TTD   TALK IN SENATE   Time to Call a Halt— Oppose Bill For Mothers’ Aid

PREDICTS IMMENSE OROP IN FEDERAL TAX COLLECTIONS   Government. Must Meet Situatior By Cutting OF New Expenditures, Chairman Warren Says.   DEFICIT OF OVER. BILLION

MATERNITY BUILT MEETS OPPOSITION   SENATOR WARREN SAYS “EX, PENDITURES MUST BE CUT IF THEY CAUSE HEARTACHE.”

RISING TIDE. UF EXPENSE S SERIOUS!   People Must Know "The End Is Reached In Our Resources   TALK IN § SEN: ATE  Time to Call a Halt— Oppose Bill Por Mothers’ Aid

MATERNITY AND INFANCY BILL I SUBJECT OF QEBATE   Suggest Use of Some Military Appropriation   SILL CARRIED OVER UNTIL TODAY

WILL BUILD SCHOONER            Seotians Lay Plans ta Capture Infernatinnsal Enat Baep,

WILL BUILD RACER.   Nova Seotians Are Raising Money By Popular Ssbecription.

Desen Leaving Sas Diege Arrtve With a Single Exception at San Barteoleme Bay.

SEAPLANES START FLIGHT 10 PANAM!   NC-5 IS FORCED TO RETURN BE. CAUSH OF ACCIDENT—OTHERS MAKE 400 MILES.

STRETCH OF 400 Mitta  COVERED OO FAR   Dozen F-5-L Machines and NC-6 Land in a Lower California Bay Six Hours After Leaving San Diego.   NC-5 DAMAGES HULL; FORCED TO PUT BACK   Commander Planning NonStop Flight From San Diego to Magdalena Bay to Overtake Other Planes.

PALMER GIVES FURTHER ~— QUTLINE OF POLICIES   Democratic Candidate Answers Twelve Questions Proposed by Board of Farm Organizations.

Attorney-General Palmer pets: Porth. His Policies As Presidential Aspirant

‘Kniese & Morris  DENTISTS  Cambridge City, Ind.     LOCATED IN K. P. TEMPLE 43-ly   Notice of Appointment.

FRENCH ON MARCH   Detachment Headed Toward Damascus Result of Attack

15,000 AEBELS SWEEPING TOWARE MEXICO Gi   Carranza Regime is Fast Nearing — End   MANY JOIN REVOLUTION

Carranza Government Totters While Sonora Revolutionists Sweep Toward Nation’s Capital

START FOR CITY OF MEXICO   FIFTEEN THOUSAND REBEL TROOPS ON WAY TO SEIZE CAPITAL.   Carraniss Government Fotiers aa Bloadless Victories of Revolt Tas erease — Fighting is Feared Along Texas Border, However,

GARRANZA LOSES TRUSTED AGENTS THROUGH MUTINY   Gen. Dieguez’s Loyalty Questioned by Federals Loyal To Carganza Regime   BORDER CUSTOMS GUARDS DESERT FEDERAL COLORS   Sonora Rebels Will Hold Bic Dance and Banquet at Agua. Prieta This Evening

FOR PARTY'S GOOD IN HOOSIER STATI   Vice President Declared Hi: First Wish Is Democratic Victory -at.Home   DEFINES HIS POSITION   Indiana Delegates Organize: Fort Wayne Men Fill Important Offices

CURTIS WINS SENATE FIGHT   dJayhawker Farmer Vote is Strong for Present Republican . Incumbents

TOSELLMEN'S. SUITS AT COS!   TOPEKA FURNISHING STORE TAKES STAND AGAINST RISING PRICES.

SELLS SUITS AT cOST   eka Shop Will Sacrifice AH Dealig for 24 Days,

TOPEKA STOR® TO SELL MEN'S CLOTHES WITHOU! PROFIT   State Fair Price Commission Will Audit Sates and Make Statement ae fo Correctness. of Business.

LAGK OF GARG TO MOVE W. W. GRAIN SEEN CREDIT HUA)   $40,000,000 Appropriation fo Aiding Roads Get Rolling ‘Stock Asked of U. S.

ASK GOV’T TO LOAN ROADS $300,000,000   Additional Appropriation i Sought to Buy Neces sary Rolling Stock.

APPROPRIATE BIG SUM FOR ROADS   Congress to Use $300,000 for Purchase of More Rolling Stock

AID FOR RAILS   WANT 300 MILLION GIVEN Ti ROADS TO FURNISH MORE GRAIN CARS.

DE VALERA FACTION HAS HAD SPLIT, LYNCH QUITS      WISDOM OF KEEPING OUT RT. REV. (MANNIX IS QUESTIONED, MILITARY AND 'JRISH IN A BATTLE, RAIDERS DEFEATED.

REGISTRATION DAY NOVEMBER SECONE   EVERY MAN AND WOMAN WHO WANT TO VOTE MUST REGISTER—PARTY LEADERS WANT FULL VOTE POLLED.

All Voters Must Register This Fall   MEN AND WOMEN WHO EXPEC" TO VOTE MUST REGISTER ON SEPT. 4, or OCT. 4 THIS YEAR

$125,000,000 LOAN TO ROADS   This is Recommendation of Association of Rail Executives to inter state Commission.

(Continued on Page Four)   RAILWAY EXECUTIVES ASK FOR USE OF FUND TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT

OBREGON ILL FROM~ POISON   Mexican President-Elect Is Seriously Sick, but Said to Be Out of Danger.

POST MEMBERSHIP TO PASS 300° MARK SOON   American Legion Membership at Al. gonr Already Up to 225,   POST EXTENDS THANKS TO “GOOD FELLOWS” OF. CITY   ‘Commanier Instructed to Appoint a Commiltice of Three to Look After ' Needy Families of Soldlers.

Ohio, Illinois, Indiana - and New York’ to Be Cam- : paign Battlefield. .          151 VOTES ARE PUT IN DOUBTFUL COLUMN

12 STATES MAY DECIDE RESULT, WRITER ASSERTS      HERE’S LINEUP AS HARDING COX BATTLE GETS UNDER WAY, AS REPORTED   NEW YORK, INDIANA, OHIO CLASSED AS DOUBTFUL

THREE BURNED 10 DEATH I HOTEL FIRE   Catastrophe Occurs In Oregon During the Night—Four Were Seriously Injured,

THREE LIVES LOST. IN A HOTEL FIRE   Guests Aroused From Sleep and Some Leap From Windows.

LEAGUE COVENANT ARTICLE 10 WILL BE AMENDED   Ofer Natiuns Than the Cnited States Desire to See the Article Remodeled

Famous Article X_ ‘Struck a Snag In. League Assembly   Other Nations Than United States Desirous of Remodeling That Portion of Covenant-—Article Does Not Guarantee Any Member Its Territorial Integrity,

MAY “AMEND 1   Indications Are That Other _Nations Will Seek to: Amend Article Ten   CANADA HAS A PART   6 anadian Delegation Will _ Present. Several Amend-  ments it is Said

ARTICLE 10 NOW 10 BE AMENDED   Other Nations Than United States De. Ssirous of Remodeling That Portion of Covenant Disagreeable To The United States.

ARTICLE X MAY BE AMENDED BY WORLD LEAGUE   Canada Leads Movement for New Interpretation of Much Discussed Clause.

ARTICLE X. FACES AMENDMENT IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Other Nations Other Than the Un. ited States Have Filed Objeotions to the Covenant As It- Stands,

POSSE SURROUNDS ESCAPED NEGROES   SIX PRISONERS, HEAVILY ARMED, WHO ASSAULTED WHITES, NEAR CAPTURE.

NEBRASKA ELECTION: " GENTERS ALL: TODN   Biyan“ahd Hitchcock Battle For Domination With Dry Qtiestion Big Feature

WET AND DRY ISSUE FIRST IN NEBRASKA   “Bryan and Hitchcock Fight is { Bitter—Johnson, Wood anc Pershing G. O. P. Entries.

SIMS. STANDS BY HIS GHUTIGISMS ON WORK OF U.S. NAVY   Declares Department Failed to Cooperate Fully With Allies   HAS EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CLAIM

SIMS 10 SUPPORT EACH CONTENTION   Tells Senate Committee He ~ Will Explain Every Issue Rroucht Up.   VINE ATE WAR PRINCIPLES

aT DAMY PETREL UN STAND AGAIN   Rear Admiral Sims Makes Opening Statement   TO PROBE COMMITTEE   Jutlines Specific Points on which He Based Criticism of Navy Department and Promises to Submit Evidence in Support of Each Contention. Attacks Not Personal.

cis SAYS NAVY 18S SIX MONTHS LATE IN WAP   oeclares Department Failed to Cooperate Fully With Allies.   ADMIRAL’S CRITICISMS AIMED AT POLICIES   The Fundamental Principles of wW.rtare Violated is Statement to Senators.

NAVY CILATORY,  VIOLATED FIRST PRINCIPLES Ot WAR, SAYS SIMS   Admiral Tells Basis of His Criticisms of Department to Senate,

Appears Before the Senate Investigating Conditions in Navy Department   A LACK GE CO-OPERATION   This He Says, Was Cause. of Prolonging of War and Needless Sacrifice

oIMS RECOUNTS NAVY GAITICISH   U. S. Naval Forces Failed  {o Co-operate Fully With Allies  Rear Admiral Charges That

Charges That Funtamental Principles of Warfate Were Violated, Leading to a Prolettation of Hostilities and Needless Loss of Lives and Money,

SIMS AIMS ATTACK UN NAVY POLICIES   CHARGES LACK OF CO-OPERATION WITH ALLIES IN EARLY PART OF WAR.

SIMS REAFFIRMS FORMER CHARGES REGARDING NAVY   ADMIRAL BEGINS TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   CRITICISES POLICY ONLY   Outlines Specific Points Made in Ate  tack and Promises to Present  Evidence to Support All Points

OHIO ELECTRIC BREAKUP IS DECLARED IN DOUBT   Vice President McClure Denies Recent Reports as Result of Conference of Officials

OFFICIALS MEET IN CONFERENCE   Vice President McClure Believes Old Plan Will Continue   PRESIDENT DAY SURPRISED   No Meeting of Stockholders Called, Officials Say

JOUHAUX DEFEATS ' FRENCH RADICALS   Dominates Labor Congress . at Orleans =

NGHLABOR NOT TAINTED   All Attempts of Soviets t Tamper With It Failed  Signally.

SHAMROCK LEADS Ih IRD RACE   Burton, At Helm, Has Sail Trouble   ee age  CHAL LENGER FAST  Rosolute ‘Lew For a Short Time

SHAMBOGK LEADING WN THE SECOND: ne   Challeriger Overcomes Early Advantage of Resolute and Has Chance of Winning.

LOST LIVES IN DALLAS FIRI   Hotel Destroyed in th _Down-Town Section Early Today

ONLY 75 OF 106 ACCOUNTED FOR   Three Persons Lost Lives-One From Boston —

TWO PERSONS DEAD FROM DALLAS FIRE   TWO OTHERS INJURED BY LEAP ING FROM WINDOWS AND RUINS ARE BEING SEARCHED.

THREE LIVES LOST IN FIRE   Which Destroye oyed Hotel— 78 Guests of Hotel. Driven ‘Into Street Scantily Clad.

TWO LIVES LOST IN DALLAS HOTEL FIRE   Terrific Explosion Rocks the Building Following Discovery of Fire.

THREE DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE   LORRAIVE AT PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND, BURNS,   Guests, Thinly Clad, Driven Out Upon  wep Cw aivearad trsante

T. hree Die In A Hotel Fire   Guests Are Driven Into Snow-cor etcd Streets When Providence, la RL, Hotel. Burns,

OTHERS LOS!   Lorraine Hotel Destroyed by Fire—Guests Driven Ou in Scant Attire   Two. Top Floors Mass of Ruins—Search For Bodies ~—~Loss $200,000

TENDENCY FOR LOWER PRICES PALME! SAYS   THINK CAMPAIGN ACAINST HIGH COST OF LIVING IS NOT UNSUCCESSFUL   Says Faecutive Branch of Government Handicanned By Hostile Barren Congress.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST H. C0F L REVIEWEL   LACK OF CO-OPERATION CAUSE OF LITTLE PROGRESS, SAYS PALMER,

FIVE NEGROES WERE ARRESTED   Charged With Poisoning Twenty-Four Guests of a Hotel

SUSPECTED OF HAVING PLACED ARSENIC IN BISCUITS SERYED TO GUESTS,

LEAGUE WON'T ~ BE NECESSARY   Russia to Stand With U. S. and England.   BOLSHEVISM WANES, SOVIET NEAR END   Bishop Bury Predicts Slav Republic.

ee  WD ERZABENGER,      WILL SECC      Under Secret of State Moesle Becomes German inunce Mindater,

OFFICERS’ SCHOOL AT CAMP DOUGLAS   Men Holding Cemmissions in Wiscon. sin National Guard te Re ceive Tnsfruefian

OFFICERS SCHOOL AT CAMP DOUSLAS IN TUNE   GUARDSMEN TO LEARN OF NET PAPER WORK AT SUMMED . SESSION

VIOLENT STORM IN COLORADO   Farmhouses Wreeked and Livestock Killed Near Greeley.

ME CHURCH TO HELP SERVE MEN AT OGHOUL   GREAT PLANS LAID TO ENABLE EX-SOLDIERS TO REHABILITATE IN MATERIAL WAY.

Church to Aid Formet Sol diers, Interrupted by War,  To Complete Studies, as Missionary Movement.

METHODISTS CONTRIBUTE —_. 2,500,000 TO COMPLETE EDUCATION EX-SERVICE MED

M. E. Church To Aid -Ex-Service Mer      Ya Appropriate $2,500,000 to Assist Ex-Soldfers and Satlors in Renew" ing Education, Broken by War.

MOB OF MEN ANSWER ADVERTISEMENT ASKING FAR A FEW LABORER   -POLICE RESERVES CALLED 0t' TO MAINTAIN ORDER AMONG MANY SEEKING JOBS.

CRAIN MAN 10 OPPOSE SHORT   ) A. TIEDEMAN WILL BE CANDIDATE AGAINST MAYOR FOR HIS CHAIR IN SIOUX CITY

THE HOSPITAL MOVEMENT,   Public Asked to Meet With Physi cians Tonight at Elks Home.

THE HOSPITA j MOVEME      ! i a oe Public Asked 19 Mecr With Phy: ans ‘Tonight at Elks Home.’

WOMEN TO AID.IN COUNTY CAMPAIGN   wv omen’s Chairman Will he Vice* Chairman of Republican County Committee      County. Committ ce Will Meet Sat urday te Choose Commission er Candidate -

WOMEN T0 AID IN COUNTY CAMPAIGN      REC(NCT REPRESENTATIVES WILE BE CHOSEN SATURDAY   ELECT OWN OFFICERS   Women's Chairman Will be Vice. ‘Chairman of Republican Countv Committee   County Committee Will Meet Sat nrday te Choose Commission er Candidate -

NOT A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Says, However, Imperative Duty o! Any Man to Accept If It Comes Inselicited.

MCADOO SAYS NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Also Asks That His Name Pe Withdrawn From The Georgia Primary.

M’ADOO ASKS TO HAVE HIS NAME WITHDRAWN   INFORMS GEORGIA DEMOCRATS HE’S NOT A CANDIDATE FOR FRESIDENT.

McADOO NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENTIAL RACE   ASKS THAT HIS NAME BE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIMARIES, WILL ACCEPT IF DEMANDED OF HIM

McAdoo is Out of Race  For President   President’s Son-in-Law Not A Candidate for Nomination, He Says.

McAdoo Declares He Is Not Seeking — Office Of Presiden   Former Secretary of the Treasury Asks That His Name Be Withdrawn from Georgia Primary “Not Seekine Candidacyv.’’ He Save

WADOO IS NOT CANDIDATE FOR WILSON'S POST   FORMER SECRETARY OF TREAS. URY ASKS GEORGIANS TO ‘REMOVE NAME

MABOD otlte FROM CONTEST   Aud Declares He Is Not a Candidate for Nomination for the Presidency.   GEORGIA DEMOCRATS ASKED NOT TO BOOST   He Does Not, However, Remove Himself From the Field of Dark Horses.

OE AND GENATE GONFEREES AGREE ON LEASING BILL   REPORT WILL BE SUMITTED TO LOWER FLOOR TODAY FOR EARLY ACCEPTANCE   THREE MONTH'S DEADLOCK   Legislation Will Open 75,000,000 Acres of Public Lands in Western States for Development

REACH AGREEMENT ON OIL LEASING BILI   byt ‘Report Will be Sub‘té House Today After a ® Months’ Deadlock,

Total Amount of Royalties to be Paid Will he Determined by Competitive Bidding or by Methods to be Preseribed by the Seeretary of the Ia. terior, Only Minimum Being Fixed,

EEMENT ON OlL LAND LEASING BL   HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES GET TOGETHER, ENDING LONG, _.-. - SEVBBORN DEADLOCK;~-.: -

LOAN RESTRICTIONS HANDICAP FARMERS   LOAN BANK. ‘OFFIC! Y AGRICULTURAL E DANSON” RETARD DED   AWAITING COURT TEST   Thousands of Farmers,  Officets, State. Find Plans Vie!’ Up rending jpjecsicn 4

FARM GROWTH HIT BY LOAN FAILURE   FARM BANK OFFICIALS UNABLE TO MAKE FURTHER ADVANCES TO INDUSTRY.

OFFICIALS CONSIDER: THE SITUATION   Flue fo Obtain. oats Halis Work on the ‘Farms,

FARMERS ARE HANDICAPPED.   Radiv in Need eof Loane Which Dauke taoenet Katend The um.

FARM WORK RETARDED, REPORTS STATE   Farm Loan Bank Officials Discuss the Situation.

OFFER FARM LOAN BONDS IN OPEN MARKET OPPOSED   Expansion of Agricultural Industry Retarded hru Inability to Make Advances to Farmers.

ARM LOAN BANK IO UNABLE TO MAKE FURTHER ADVANCES   Agricultural Industry of Country Daily Being Hampered, Officials of Board Say.   URGE AGAINST ANOTHER OFFER OF BONDS NOW      Cloud Will Hang Over Them as Long as Act Providing for Their Isste is in Court-——-Many Pitiable Cases and Numerous Foreclosures Reported hy Commissioner Lobdell.

FARM INDUSTRY BEING RETARDED BY GOURT DELAY   Cloud Hangs Over Bonds So Long as Matter Is in Litigation.

FARM BANK LEADERS MERT.   Say Inability to Make Advances is Re. tarpding Tnausetre.

FARMERS IN NEED OF LOANS SAY BANK AIFEICIAL   Declare Court Test Caze I  of Agriculture,

MORE SCHOOL y   ecting: in Jefferson Township’ To. 7 ‘day for That Purpose,

VORE SCHOOL ACTIVITY,   Meeting in Jefferson Township Today for That Purpose.

MARY PICKFORD TAKEN HOME IL   Near Collapse Caused by Impending Attack on Suit,

CANTON BANK GISHIER SHOT   Murdered Without Warning as He Closes Bank.   THE KILLER EASILY MAKES HIS ESCAP!   t Robbery Is Not the Object of the Murder.   Victim [Is “One of Best-Know! and Highly-Regarded Residents of the City-—'Black  Hand” Suspected in Case.

BANK CASHIER {3 OAUT BY AOGAILANT AND DIES INSTANTL'   Black Hand Believed Re sponsible For Canton Crime.

EDITOR OF TRUTH CONVICTED   Head of Pablication Charged With Niolating KMepionnge Act.

BY DOZEN OR ‘MORE LOCAL FIRMS POLICE CT,ATM   Charles F. Taylor, Who Made Big “Clean-up” Two Years Ago with Bogues _ Checks, Returns and Geis Away With About $500.

FORGED      BY DOZEN OR MORE LOCAL  FIRMS’ POLICE   Charles F, . Paylor, Wha Made Big. “Clean-up” ‘Two Years. Ago with :-Bogues Checks, Returns and Gets Awav With Abont S300.

INTIMATIONS OF THIRD TERM   James Hamilton Lewis Thinks That Wilson Will Be Candidate

DEFENDS RULE IN JRELAND      Chief Seeretary for Ireland Says Military Net to Blame for le» wilesaness.

To Eliminate at One Stroke 100 the 123 Defendants in Newberry Case Failed.

ARMY APPOINTMENTS   Seerotary of War Bakor Ordere Re. sunmntion af Annointments te Of Resorve Corps,

Coca.Cola Company Wins Great Suit   Supremno Court. Sustalng Injunetion Restraining ' Other 9 Corportatuns Beam Ustug Similiiy Numes,

Troops Stand Guard in Fear of May Day Outbreak« From Radicals--No Violence Reported at Noon Today—Military Officiais  Accict.

FILED DIVORCE + WOMEN VOTERS SUITINCOURT NAME OFFICERS   MRS. LILETH RIVERS, OF NEAR MRS. 6. W. COTTON ELECTED AS SHELBYVILLE, CHARGES CHAIRMAN AND MRS. WALTER CRUEL TREATMENT. BECK VICE-CHAIRMAN,   WANTS CUSTODY OF SON FIMST MEETING ON MAY I8TH.

DIVORCE SUIT   Fed by Laura Rutherford Against Johan Rutherford.

DIVORCE SUIT   Filed By Katie Theobald Agalnst Will. jam E, Theobald.

DIVORCE SUIT   Filed Against Okie Sheppelle by Mrs. Lena Shoppelle.

WIFE SUES FOR $5,000 ALIMON)   MES. ELIZA MYERS SERES DI VORCE FROM JOHN MYERS, OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP. ©   HAD. THREATENED HER LIFE

DIVORCE   Sultt Filed By Mrs. Goldie Schoelfel Against George Schelfel.

WANTS DIVORCE      Wrs. Mary N. Simms Brings Action Agataust Willam Simms,

ASKS DIVORCE   Mrs. Martha McWilliams, of Waldron, Filed Suit Here.

HUBBY PERFECT WIFE DISAGREES   ROBERT CLEGG, NAZARENE MIN. ISTER, DEFENDANT FN ACTION FILED FOR DIVORCE.   MARRIED ABOUT ONE MONTH

WANTS DIVORCE   Mrs, Mary \. Simms Brings Action Against Willem Simme:

DIVORCE SUIT ENTERED TODAY   ORDERED HEB AWAY.   INSANELY JEALOUS OF HER

DIVORC®: CASE   waif Filed By Lessie — Patterson Against Albert Patterson.

COAL CONFEREES “FIAT DEADLOCK   Miners and Operators Sub-committee Strives for Agreement on Wage Scale

CANDIDATE HERE   C. A. Bowman Secka  Demecrati Nomination For Congress !

CANDIDATE HERE    Cc. A. Bowman Sceks Democratic Nomination For Congress 

ALVARADO SAYS KEEP BONILLAS FROM CAMPAIGN   Urges Candidate Not to Per mit Himself to Be Used as a “Political Dummy”

ENVOY TOLD Ht IS 10 BE MADE DUMMY   Mexican Is Ambassador Urged Not to Heed Call Home   BONILLAS IS REQUESTED TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT   Gen. Alvarado Adviser, Was Jailed for Criticisms of Carranza .

MEXICAN AMBASSADOR LEAVES UNITED STATES   Ignacio Bonillas Goes Bact to His Country; May Run for President

MEX. POLITICS COMPLICATED BY BONILLAS   ALVARADO WARNS AMBASSADOR NOT TO LET HIMSELF BE USED BY RING   Thinks Candidacy of Bonillas Move By Carranza To Retain Mexican Presidency

Bonillas, Mexican Ambassador, Leaves for Repurlic to Answer Those Who Insist That He make Race   IS BELIEVED TO BE CARRANZA’S CHOICE   Incumbent Is Said to Be Playing Smooth Game to Keep Himself in Office, at Least for Few More Years

French and Belgian Armies On Rhine May Be Ordered Proceed Into Germany To Enforce Treat;

UNLIMITED AID WILL BE GIVEN FOES OF BOLSHEVIKI IF ARMISTICE IS REFUSED   Rigid Economic Blockade Against Russia Will Be Inaugurated in Event of NOn-Acceptance of Allied Proposals for Cessation of Hostiliiies; Reports That Offera — Are Accepted Are Unconfirmed.

Alled Military Leaders Are Summoned to Spa and Plans Are Made to Rush Troops Into Ruhr Valley.   GERMANY REFUSES TO FURNISH NEEDED COAL   Delegates From Berlin. Declare CompHance Impossible; French and Belgian Troops Will Gross Rhine.

ALLIED FORGES 10. INVADE: GERMANY   REFUSAL OF COAL DELIVERIES BREAKS NEGOTIATIONS,   FRENCH WILL LEAD THE WAY   ‘  ‘Other Nations Will Be Asked For Vol  unteer Troops To Gompel a Settlement of Armistice Terme—  Germany js Defiant.

GERMAN OCCUPATION APPEARS INEVITABLE   Allied Military Leaders Called te Spa When Huns Refuse to Meet Coal Demands   FRENCH MAY BE ORDERED IN

ALLIED ADVANCE “INTO GERMANY ~ SEEMS LIKELY   Because of Germany’s -Flat Refusal. to: Meet the Allied Demand: for 2,000000 Ton’ of Coal Monthly. .

Ieciipation of Germany Now Seams Inevitable      F rench Atm my on Rhine to be Ofdéred Into Ger-

REFUSAL OF GERWANY TO SUP_PLY COAL HAKES INVASION INEVITABLE,      MARSHAL FOUN AND GBY. PE TALN WILL HEAD FRENCH AND BELGIAN TROOPS.

ALLIES MAY ENTER GERMAN)   MILITARY LEADERS CALLED TO CONFERENCE — FRENCH TO STAND PAT ON DEMANDS FOR COAL DELIVERY BY GERMANY.

ENGLAND TO USE REGULAR TROOPS --VOLUNTEERS TOO  verona ie  Flat Refusal of Flune To  ry 7 , i  7: ie

FORCE OFARMSTO COMPELGERMANY TO KEEP PROMISE   Marshal Foch: and Field Marshal Wilsor ‘Summoned to Cornamand: Troops Des‘tined to Occupy German Territory. -

CONDITIONS IMPROVING   The Feeding of Europe Will Not Be So Bur densome Next Year

HOOVER INSISTS FEEDING EUROPE WILL BE EASIER   Declares Last Year a Real Bur. den Upon U.S. Government   Cost Last Year Over $2,250, 000,000

SAYS EUROPEAN FOOD SITUATION IS BETTEF   HERBERT HOOVER, IN ADDRESS. ING HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CLAIMS OVERSEAS TASK IS NOT DIFFICULT Now.

TASK OF FEEDING ~ FUROPE EASIER   This Is Due To “Enormously Improved Condition” Overseas, According to Hoover.

EUROPENEEDS.: MUCH LESS OR U.S. IN 4990   HOOVER TELLS: HOUSE COMMITTER THAT’ “THE BURDEN WILL DECREaer   United Stales Has- Already “Ad. ‘vanced Two and Half, Bulions to Feed Europe.

CUROPE COMING INTO UTS OWN   Herbert Hoover Says Burden of Feeding People Overseas is Lessening.

COLD STORAGE MEAT SCARCE   Packers Say There’s Barely Enough to Supply Nation’s Normal Sup. . ply 25 Days.

U. S. MEAT RESERVE IS LOW   About 25 Days’ Supply in Cold Stor age. Packers Say.

COLD STORAGE MEAT SCARCE   ' Pehee Mec oe 2a west ee  Packers Say There’e Barely Enough  te Supply Nation’s Normal Sup-  ply 26 Days.

3 INDUSTRIAL © BILLS BEFORE LEGISLATORS   Two Substitutes in House Fo: Governor’s So-Called Open Port Measure

3 BILLS BEFORE TEXAS SOLONS   Also Have Two Substitutes for Governor’s  Open Port Bill

MADY STUDY OF BATTERS,   INDUSTRIAL BILLo ARDUGE HUT HIGHT AMONG OTATE LEGISLATOR

SHORT SESSION OF CONFERENCE   German Representative Glad of Opportunity to Talk With Allies

ALLIED - CERMAN DELEGATES IN A MIN SESSION   German Representative Says Glad of Opportunity to Meet With Allies.

IOWA MEN GO TO WASHINGTON TO FIGHT RAIL BILL   Opponents of Cummin: Measure Leave for Capital Tomorrow.

CUMMINS BILL 10 BE OPPOSE   Committee of Ten Iowa Men to Go to Washington to Fight the Measure.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUERS      Primary in- Montana Held ‘Today With 73 Aspirants for 12 Offices of Public. Trust

PRIMARY IN MONTANA   Non-Partisan League Trying to Capture Demecratic Positions

WORKMEN ARE tIRGED TO JOIN GENERAL STRIKI   Department of Justice Officials Investigating Authorship of Circulars.

SENATE DEVOTES “TIME TO HOOVER   Recent Statements of Former  Administrator Are De: nounced and Defended.

VOLUME AVI, NUMDEN o2zz  LITICAL WASHINGTON AGOG OVER HOOVER STATEMENT WHICH ANNOUNCES WILLINGNESS TO RUN

HORACE WALTON HAD STOLEN $100,000 IN CURRENCY.   WAS GRADUATE OF ST. JOE, MO., HIGH SCHOOL,

LONE BANDIT 5 KILLED BY POLICE   THOUSANDS IN CURRENCY RECOVERED — BATTLE IN APARTMENT.

WOMEN S PARTY PICKETS WILL HAUNT HARDING   Militant Suffragists F rom Every State to Camp On Candidate’s Lot

‘HE WOMEN PROPOSE TO PICKET HARDING      Militant Suffragettes Going to Make an Exhibition of Their Follc.

IAN'S PARTY TD HET CANDIDATE   itants Will Be Present In Foree At Harding Notification It Is Stated

HARDING'S  HOME TO. BE PIGKETED BY SUF FRAGIST   During the Ceremonies Attending His Notification.

J) DEER BILL 0 PAOEL IN BAY STATE   Measure to Legalize Sale anc Manufacture Now Up to Governor

{920 COTTON GROP UNUSUALLY LARG!   Govt. Estimate of Production Far in Excess of Private Forecas's as

COTTON CROP IS A HEAVY ONE.   Began Season in Bed Condition, Ba Has Terned Out Well

ESTIMATE GIVEN ON COTTON GROF    FIGURES SHOW PRODUCTION  HEAVIER THAN IN ANY YEAR SINCE 1914.

LARGE COTTON CROP      Yield is Much Greater than Expected Earlier

COTTON HAD BAD START BUT MADE STRONG FINISH   CROP BEGAN SEASON WORST IN 6O YEARS — ENDED BEST SINCE 1914

PRE SH  VERDICT EXPECTED 2D TODAY      Jury Has Case of 16-Yeur Old Girl Charged With Marder.

MAD POET IN FUME BY AIR   D’Annunzio’s Proclamation Says Italy Is Not Worth Dying For.   Agreement for the Evacuation of Fi ume and Ratification of the Rapailo Treaty Verbally Has Been Conctuded, Says Report.

“MAD” POET-WARRIOR . AND AVIATOR FLEES FIUME IN PLANE   Agreement for the Evacuation of Fid ume and Ratificaticn of ihe Razpailo Treaty Verbally Has Been Conciuded, Says Repert.

Dying for Italy Not Worth While, Fiume Poet Declares   D’Annunzio Announces His Departure by Airplane Following Final Proclamation — Settlement of Troubles, Based on Recognition of Treaty of Ra pallo, Believed to Be Near at Hand.

DANNUNZIO IS. ‘SAID 10 HAVE: FLED IN PLANE   ois: nr 3, th Complete Recognition Of Treaty Of Rapallo Has Been Given By Representatives Of Poet-warrior, Rome Report Saves. ? is   iLAST FIGHT 1S. DESCRIBED

MS FUME WN DISGUST   fesues Proclamation That It Is iL Net Worth While to Die.   SURRENDERS POWERS - TQ FIUME COUNCIL   Commander of Italian Regu. lars to Arrange Conditions . of Peace Today.

NOT WORTH WHILE - TO DIE FOR ITALY   D’ANNUNSIO DECLARED BEFeRr® LEAVING FIUME.   \Seldfer Poet Anneanced Determiantiom te Depart by Airplane, But Witheut Revealing His Destination.

BARD CONCLUDES tL IS NOT READY TO DIE   D'Annunzio Sings Swan Song—Ar {Working Out Basis for Fiume Settlement.

TROOPS MOWED DOWN BY REBELS WITHERING FIRE   Poet's Forces, Ambushed in Orchard, Slaughter  Italian Army.

D’ANNUNZIO FLEES FIUME IN AIRSHIP   PORT TELLS HIS FOLLOWERS IF Is NOT WORTH WHILE DYING POR TTALY AND THEN SPEED: AWAY, REPORT SAYS.

POET LEADER QUITS FUN   Tells Followers It Is. No’ Worth Dying for ~~ -Italy’s Cause,

DANNUNZIO QUITS FIUME IN PLANE   “Mad” Poet Declares Italy Nol Worth Dying For.   CEDES POWER TO COUNCIL   Ratification of the Rapalio Treaty Verbally Has Been Concluded— Agreement for Evacuation of the City Is Reached.

J ANNUNZIO SAYS NOT WORTH PAINS DYING FOR WTALY   Poet Commander of Fiume Is Off in Aairplane:Follow-.ing Capitulation =:   WOMEN. OF FIUME. FIGHT: . TO REPEL: ENEMY: ‘ATTACK   Italian Troops. Refuse. ‘to: Use ~~ Artillery Against City: Ex : --. gept on Barracks:

HOSTILITIES CEASE AT HUME; RAPALLO PACT REPORTED RECOGNIZED   Delegates Appointed by Mayor of Cit Agree to Terms Laid Down for Capitulation to Ialian Forces.

NOT WORTH WHILE DYING FOR VTALY   D’Annunzio Leaves Fiume by Airplane — Description o' Last Phases of Struggle Women Fired Machine Guns

‘MAD’ POET FLEES FIUME IN PLANE   D’Annunzio’s Proclamation Says Italy Is Not Worth Dying For.   POWERS CEDED TO COUNCIL   Agreement for the Evacuation of Fi “ume and Ratification of the Rapalfo Treaty Verbally Has Been Concluded, Says Report.

MANY BROKERAGE AND OIL COMPANIES ARE INDICTED FOR FRAUD   Charge with Fleecing Investors Out of Millions of Dollars.

OL PROMOTERS INDICTED INNLY. ON FRAUD CHARGE   Public Mulcted Out of Mil  lions, Say Federal Agents.

FOUR OIL CO’S ARE INDICTED   Ten Brokerage and 50 Individuals Also in  Trouble

BOGUS OIL MEN FAST IN A TRAE   GOVERNMENT ON TRAIL OF PROMOTERS OF FRAUD.   A DAY OF RECKONING AT HAND   Reundup Begun of Heads of Com. panies and Mea Behind Them— Many Indictments Are Retarmed at New York.

ARREST MEN WHO USE MAILS ~—— TODEFRAUB   Indictments Returned Against Oil Company Heads by Federal Grand Jury.

_ Celebrities  at  San Francisco   A BIG FRAUD IN DIL STOCKS   Four Companies, Ten Brokers and Fifty individuals Indicted by New York Grand Jury

U.S. AGENTS ROUNDING UP DEFENDANTS   Charges Allege Gross Mis. representation Regarding  Oil Properties

OL COMPANIES HIT LEGAL SWAG   FOUR CONCERNS ARE INDICT: ED ON CHARGE OF USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD.

Oil Concerns Brokers. an¢ ~ Salesmen. Are Indicted   NATIONAL CRUSAD STARTED

FOUR OIL COMPANIES   Brokers Firms and Individ uals Indicted for Usins the Mails to Defraud In vestors in Oil.

Indicting Many ; In New York   Oi] Companies, Brokerage Houses ant IndiViduals Indicted for Using, Mails to Defraud

I NN  FEDERAL AGENTS BEGIN ROUND-UP DF ALLEGED GH STOCK SWINDLERS   ndictments Against Four Oil Companies, 10 Brokerage fouses and Half a Hundred Individuals Who Used Mai's  to Defraud—It Is Believed They Cleaned Up Millions in Past Few Months—-Grossly Misreprescnted Oil Property.

BIL FIRM NDIGTED FOR ERAUL   Paid Big Dividends Wiih Money Obtained From Sale of Stock To Gullible.  Brokerage Houses ani !ndividuals Are Included in List

FOUR COMPANIES, TEN BROKERAGE FIRMS ACCUSED   Fifty Individuals Also Indicted By Federal Grand Jury. in New York °   UNCLE SAM’S. AGENTS  . ROUNDING UP MEN   Defendants Charged With Making Gross Misstatements’ : ‘About Oil Properties

FRAUD CHARGES BASIS OF INDICTMENTS WHICH ARE RETURNED AGAINST FOUR OIL CONCERNS TEN BROKERAGE HOUSES AND QVER FIFTY INDIVIDUALS

FRAUD CHARGES "MUST BE FACED   Oil Companies, Brokers and Individuals Indicted by Grand Jury Today.

Four Companies and Ten Brokers Indicted for Using the Mails to Defraud.

ARE INDICTEL   4 Oil Companies, 10 Brokers and 50 Individuals Named by Federal Grand Jury   ‘Accused of Using Mails to Defraud Investors Out of Millions of Dollars

INDICT OIL COMPANIES   Are Charged With Paving Dividends From Steck Sales

CROOKED WORK CHARGED   Oil Companies ‘Indicted. For Groas * Misrepresentations,

SWINDLERS..1N OIL AREROUNDED UP   Wholesale Indictments Made for -Defrauding of Investors. ©

OIL HOUSES CAUGHT “IN GOVERNMENT NET CHARGED WITH FRAUD   Several Company Represen. tatives in New York Ar Accused of Using Mails Tc Defraud People Out . o}  De, Ran EP = en

INVESTORS WERE TO BE DEFRAUDED OF MILLIONS; GRAND JURY RETURNS BILLS

OIL HOUSES: CAUGHT ‘ADGOVERNMENT NET CHARGED WITH FRAUD   Several Company Represen.tatives in New York Are Accused of Using Mails Tc Defraud People: Out oo! Wionev for Stocks.

MANY INDICTED  ON FRAUD CHARGE   COMPANIES, BROKERAGE HOUSES AND INDIVIDUALS IN NET.

Federal Grand Jury Charges the Use of Mails to Defraud Investors Out of Millions of ‘Dollars: Agents on Trail

DEFRAUDING OLE: COMPANIES ARE TAKEN IN- TOUS      FEDERAL AGENT: Ss “ARI ROUNDING. UP MEN IN DICTED IN N. Y. i               ‘Alleged Stock ‘Swindlers: ‘Are Said to Have ‘Cleaned Up M lions This Year °«-° -

: —p—_ 6h FAKE Olt. COMPANIES ARB “RROKERS ARRESTED FOR FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS

DUNOUP OF STOCK PROMOTERS BEGINS   Concerns and §0 Individuals Shdicted for Fraud,   ACTION JS MADE PUBLIC.   Campaign Againat Wildcat Git Companiex Started—Baid la Have Swindled Public Out af Millions — Impressfre Divi. dends Paid Out of Mecelpte on Sales.

WILDCAT OIL COMPANY PROMOTERS INDICTEL   GRAND JURY RETURNS TRUE BILLS AGAINST SEVERAL CONCERNS AND FLIRTY INDIVIDUALS —PUBLIC SWINDLED OF MILTONS OF DOLLARS.

OIL MEN HELD AS DEFRAUDERS   FOURTEEN FIRMS. TEU OF THEM BROKERS, INDICTED FOR MiSUSE OF MAILS

MANY INDICTMENTS RETURNED __ . IN ALLEGED OIL STOCK FRAUD   iFour Oil Companies, Ten Brokerage Houses and Fifty Indi4 _ viduals Are Inv: alved; Federal Agents Searching og Country In Effort to Round Up Men. :

FAKE OIL FIRMS “INHANDS OF LAW   Four Companies And Ten Brok. erage Houses Indicted by Jury.   USED MAILS TO DEFRAUD   Swindled Investors Out of Millions.  Used Money Obtained to Pay Dividends. Gross Misrepresentation.

MANY ARE AGCUSED IN HUGE OIL FRAUD   Federal Officers Now Rounding  Up Alleged: Offenders in Stock Sales

INDICT STOCK COMPANIES ON FRAUD CHARGE   Agents Round Up Mer Charged With Using Mails to Defraud.

U. §. THROWS NET OVER NATION 10 NAB OIL CROOKS   Four Companies, Ten Brokerage Houses, 50 Persons Indicted.

WILD CAT CONCERNS _ CHARGED WITH FRAUDS   Gross Misrepresentations and “Fixed” Dividends Are Mentioned in Indictments

Uncle Sam Starts Clean .+ Up of Fake Oil Concerns   Net of Federal Grand Jury Reaches Out to All Parts of Country in Offensive Against “Blue Sky” Stock Salesmen—Four New York Companies. Indicted.

OIL COMPANIES - ARE INDICTED   Said to Have Defrauded Investors Out of Mil-lions of Dollars

GOVERMENT CHARGES OIL STOCK SWINDLE   U. S. Indictments Are Brough Against Four Concerns; Mails Used,

FOUR OIL COMPANIES AND-TEN: BROKERS ARE CHARGED.WITH FRAUI   Government Opéns’ a. Cam paign Against Alleged  Swindlers.

OIL COMPANIES. AND BROKERAGE FIRMS” INDICTEL   ‘Govt. Gets after Concerns anc  “Fadividuals for Using Mails  - To Put over Crooked Oil Stock Operations.

14 Companies and Brokerage Houses Involved in Wildcat Stock Scheme   MAILS USED TO GET INVESTORS MILLIONS   Dividends Were  Paid From Stock Sale Prooceds, U. 5. Agents Find.

UNCLE {5 GOING AFTER CROOKS WITH BIG CLI   OIL AND OTHER COMPANIES AN DINDIVIDUALS INDICTED  FOR USE OF THE MAILS To CUPRAT

FAKE OIL PROMOTERS ARE FACING FEDERAL TRIALS   Fourteen Concerns and Fifty Individuals, Said to Have Obtained Millions, Canght in Net.

WILD CAT SCHEMES OBJECT OF ATTACK   Government Agents Begin “Nation Wide Roundup of Alleged Swindlers   BROKERAGE FIRMS HIT

INDICT O1L COMPANIES      Are Charged With Pay!  dends From Stock

United Siates Atter “Men ‘Who Have Defrauded Investors In Bogus Oil Comprniés Enterprises:

AQIL COMPANIES INDICTED INN. Y.   Charge Investors Were De frauded of Many Million Dollars

OIL BROKERS ACCUSED OF BIG FRAUD PLOT   Four Companies, Ten Brokerage Houses and Fifty

OPPOSITION TO ILLINOIS MAN IS TOO WEAK IN END   Siate Convention To Be At Capital; No Date Yet Chosen.

REPUBLICANS OF /TOWAENDORSE / GOV. LOWDEN   Resolutions Passed at State  Convenlien Fayer the iMinais Gay TTA ol      MEANS TWENTY-SIX VOTES AT NATIONAL CONVENTION   Convention Opposes Government Ownership of Rallroads amd Favors Satdiers Aid Legislation

IWENTY-olK DELEGATES WILL DACK GOVERNOR Al REPUBLICAN GONVENTION   No Hawkeye Representatives Will Go Unin structed According to Vote Taken at State : Meeting Held .in Des Moines,

PLEA FOR TRAINING,   Non-Partisan Support Asked of Re. ‘publicans and Democrats.

WHITE HOUSE IN EVERY CAPITAL   Vongressman Would Haye Replica of White House Built at U. s. Foreign Pimbassivs.

eee ee ee ee  Pipe Line Worker Killed in Tank Explosion Near Range

ONE KILLED;  THREE INJURED   Gauger for Prairie Pipe Line Lost Life in — Explosion

NOTICE 10 ALL .  PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE. PROPOSED ~ PAVING DISTRICT

NOTICE 10 AL ‘OWNERS  PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE PROPOSED PAVING DISTRICT

NOTICE 10 ALL  PROPERTY (OWNERS  IN THE PROPOSED PAVING DISTRICI

NOTICE 10 AUL PROPERTY . OWNERS IN THE PROPOSED  PAVING DISTRICT

HANDING 1S TO TRY TO BREAK “SOLID SOUTH   orr ON A TRIP INTO ENEMY TERRITORY—HIS JOURNEY TO MASTERN STATES MAY BE CANCELLED, ‘TIS SAID.

HARDING STARTS DN SPEAKING TOUR INTHE SOUTH ANT   Will Fight Hard to Swing Kentucky and Tennessee Into Republican Column.   FINAL DECISION EASTERN TRIP HELD IN ABEYANCE   Will Spend Most of Today Vis. iting Lookout Mountain and Other Historic Places Near Chattanooga —- Chats With Railroad Men at Columbus.

WADING 15 13 TRY 18 BAER “SOUR SOUTH   Qe Gh SA TRIP INTO ENEMY ERRITGRY--HIS JOURNEY TO HASTERM STAY CANCELLED, 'T!

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6.0. P. READ HOPES TO WIN KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE   Will Speak in Chattanooga and Louisville, Strongholds of the Democrats.

HARDING INVADES SOLID SOUTH IN CAMPAIGN   Republican Presidential Nominee Will Speak at Chattanooga, Tenn., and Other Points in South.   MAY BE ON FINAL SPEAKING TRIP   Will Deliver Addresses in Kast St. Louis and Other Places in Southern Illinois on the Route.

SEN. HARDING ~ INVADES DEM STRONGHOLD   Journeys Southward into Territory That Has Been Democratic Half Centurv   WOULD WIN SOUTH   CANDIDATE TO WAGE FIGHT TC SWING KENTUCKY AND TENNESSE TO G. O. P.

HARDING AGAIN LEAVES PORCH FOR DIXIE   Republican Nominee Carries Parts Gospel far Inte Enemy’s Territory.

HARDING LEAVES. FOR TENNESSEE   Republican Nominee Invades Solid South; Last Trip Outside Home State ~

HARDING OFF FOR ENEMY’S COUNTRY   SPEAKS TONIGHT AT CIATTANOOGCA—SEVERAL REAR PLATFORM TALKS SCHEDULED.

Final Decision on Eastern Trip in Early November Held in Abeyance — Special Train Carries Two Cars for Republican Presidential Nominee’s Party.

HARDING MAKING  INVADING TOUR IN. - DEMOCRATIC SOUTH   Ask Detfiniteness

HARDING BREAKS ~ INTO SOLITSOUTE   Opens Speaking Tour In Ter _ ritory Considered Democratic fer Half Century,

od OR ce  CHARGED WITH LIMITING PRODUCTION DURING WAR TEMES,   UNION OFFICIALS: TOO   “CONSPIRACY, TO DEFRAUD THE, GOVERNMENT ALSO CHARGED:   Rederal Grand Jury Made’ ‘One. of u Most Sweeping Investiga= _  .  tions ‘on Record, — <.

PONZI IS GIVEN FIVE YEARS   ‘Boston “Get-Rich-Quick” Wizard ts _ Serttenced on One Count—Admite Mail Fraud.

PONZI GETS OFF WITH FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE   Boston “Get-Rich-Quick” Wizar Will Do Time mn Only One ount.

Machine Guns Turned on Big Gathering at Football Game Fill, Morgues and Hospitals at Dublin; Situation Serious.   LEADERS SAY THEY WERE LOOKING FOR ARMED MURDERERS

“NO PRESIDENT FOR PRUSSIA   ‘Head of Legistative Assembly ts to Be Ex-Officio Chief of Stare Alen.

NO PRESIDENT FOR PRUSSIA   Head of Legislative Assembly Ie te Be Ex-Officio Chief of State Also, ”

MOBOLIZE ALL  AUSoIANY; {0 1050. LATEST   BOLSHEVIKI TO TAKE INITIATIVE SEEN IN DECREE  aan erst nemo,      Poles Resume Attack on Northern Front; Warsaw Says.

POLES DESTROY RUSS ARMY AS. THEY REACH LITHUANWAN FRUNTIER   BELIEVED WiLL RE MORE LIBERALLY — INCLINED TO RED PEACE PROPOSALS

USSIAND 0 BE MOBILIZE   Bolsheviki Show Determination to Take Initiative hy Increasing Size of Army to Limit.

500 CHICAGO FIREMEN VOTE UNANIMOUSLY TO QUIT WORK APRIL 7   Will Stand Pat on Their De  «mand to City for $300 Year Increase

CHICAGO BUDGET IO FAR WN EXGtou IF THE REVENUES   Yet Not Enough to Meet Demands of Striking Employes.   Stock Yards Crippled on Ac count of Walkout of Handlers.

CHICAGO FIRE FIGHTERS VOTE TO QUIT JOBS   City Given Five Days to Organize New Force.

CHICAGO FIREME VOTE 10 RESIGR   Will Walk Out April 7th ir Protest Against $192 Wage Increase.

CHICAGO MAY LOSE FIRE PROTECTIO.   500 Firemen Vote to Join Other Mu. nicipal Employes Now on Strike.

CHICAGO CITY STRIKERS STILL OUT; RAILROAD STRIKE HINTED   Firemen Angered by Proposec Raise, Vote to Join Lists of Injured   MEDIATION IS STARTED   Entire Rock Island System Planning Tieup of Road By Walkout

CHICAGO FIREMEN TO QUIT,   Five Hundred Vote to Resign i: Protest Against Wage Increase Granted.

J  OO FIREMEN IN CHICAGO DECIDE TO QUIT APRIL i   Will Resign in a Body as a Protest Against the $192 a Year Wage Increase Carried in New Budget.

CHICAGO FIREMEN VOTE: 10 RESIGN   Action of Five ‘Hundred Said to Reflect ‘Mood, of the Entire Department.’ :.   INCREASE IS PROTESTED   Nearly 1,500 Workers of City Are Now on ‘Strike for Higher Wages

GOVERNOR COX VISITS *—GAMP PERRY RANGI   Addresses Riflemen In The Nat. ional Matches—May Display -« _.Markamanahip.

Women Crowd to Polis All Over the Nation Today:   Ohio Towns Report Nasty Weather but Many at the Polls

LEGION DRIVE NETS 80,000 NEW MEMBER\   National Campaign Brings in Many Ex-service Men,

AMERICAN LEGION GtTs EIGHTY THOWSAND NEW MEMBERS IN TWO PAY   TEXAS POSTS REPORT GAIN OF  TWELVE HUNDRED MEMBERS; MANY STATES BUSY.

LEGION GETS MANY MEMBERS   Eighty Thousand Names Enrolled in First Two: Days of Drive 

“LOVERS’ LANE” VICTINS ~ SEE BANDITS ARRESTED   May Get Back Some of the Things Stolen. From Motor eet hearts, «

.S. PATIENCE IN BRITAIN'S CABLE GRAB IS NEAR END   Ready To Tell Confer ence Delegates ““Take What We Give You.”

U.S. WILL NOT MAKE FURTHER CONCESSIONS   Has Reached Limit in Division Of German Cables Taken   Great Britain Wants To Get Hands on Important Cables

U. S. Government Has About Reached Concession Limit   European Grab Bag Containing Former German Cables Nearly Empty

U. 8. Has About Reached The Limit Of Endurance In German Cable Row

= ———— ee eS Se eS Seer er Sas FOP     Government Has Reached Limit About German Cables.

GABLES QUESTION AOUSES U. ©. HR   Limit of Concessions in Dispute Over German Wires : About Reached.

HEADIN ga Ut NANY AFFIRMED BEFORE SENATE   Admiral Wilson Says Atlan. tic Fleet Was Never Better Prepared for Battle

MISTAKES OF NAVY WERE NEGLIGIBLE, ADM. WILSON SAYS      NAVAL FORCES WERE IN A HEGH “STATE OF PREPAREDNESS WHEN WARK STARTED, PROEBERS AKE TOLD

ADMIRAL HENRY WILSON REFUTES SIMS’ CHARGES   Declares No N.     tion Ever Saw Force of Battleships More Ne: ly Pre. pared for Action Than Ahi.  tie Byler.

ENTIRE NAVY ENTEBED WAR WITH “GREATEST ENERGY   Neet Was Never Getter Prepared ane Complete Plans Were Xade for ~German Attack on American.  Coast,

ADMIRAL. WILSON SAYS TRE FLEET WAS NEVER BETTER PREPARED FOR Wak.      THE ENTIRE NAYY ENTERED He WAM HUEH GREATEST 7 ENERGY, 

SPORT GAMBLING - EXPOSED BEFORE JUDICIARY BODY   Senate Committee Meeis With  Representatives Seeking to Abolish Race Track Graft   LEGISLATION IS NEEDED   New Jersey Reformer Classes Telegraph and Telephone Companies as Criminals

OPEN WAR ON “RACE GAMBLING MONOPOLY   Senate Committee Begins Hearings on Bill to Prohibit Transmitting Race Track Odds

ITALIAN METAL WORKERS’ PLANS CALLED WRONG   Bound to Fail According to Committee Of Third  Internationale.

SENT MESSAGE TO ITALTANS   Says They Cannot Conquor by Mere Seizure of Works

MUNITIONS OF WAR CAPTURED   Moscow Soviet Govern ment Claims Taking  95.500 Prisoners

MALT ARY Clee} IF¢ THEN BY LSE i RECENT OPcPUIO   9 wt ct  NALLY SUCCESSFUL FOR BOLSHEVIK ARMIES,

BOLSHEVIK! TAKE. MANY PRISONERS   More Than Twenty-Five Thousand Reported Captured. Between Dec. 21 and Jan, 9. ~

BOLSHEVIK CLAIM.      Moscow Reports 25,400 Prisoner: and Much War Material Taken.

25,400 PRISONERS TAKEN BY REDS?   SOVIET STATEMENT SAYS MANY CANNON, ETC., WERE TAKEN.

REDS CLAIM ANOTHER VICTOR   Bolsheviki Report Capture of 25,000 Prisoners, 650 Cannon and 650 Machine Guns.

+ REED ON         Demorratic — Chal man Sends Invitation to Senator ~

WANTS REED ON STUMP   Missouri Democratic Chiltm: an Sends Invitation te Sen&tor

DEMPSEY CONFERS IN STH BEND ON BOUT   Discusses Business Matter: With Floyd Fitzsimmons, " Benton Harbor Man.

IACK DEMPSEY ON SECRET MISSION   Champion and Manager En route to South Bend, Indiana.

Invasion Incenses Germany   Vigorous Protest Against Occupation of Cities by French Presented to Millerand.

Governor Is Aggressive and Active, While Senator: Is Even and Smiling in’ Corduct; Both Are From Ohio

NEAT PRESIDER WILL oe FIM BUCKEYE STATE   DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ARE BOTH KESIDENTS OF OHIO.   PROMINENT IN THE STATE   Cox Is Now Governor of Ohio and Harding Has Served as Licutenant Governor—Heated Campaign in Ohio Is Kyvpected.

Ohio the Pivotal Battle Ground of The. Campaign   With Cox and) Harding Oppesing ndidates, Buckeye anes Position oat         Presidential Stare < Oopunindias taterest.

TAKE MEASURES TO STOP DRIVE OF RED HORDES   Missions on Way tc Warsaw to Offer  Any Assistance

YANKS BOMB REDS DURING BIG BATTLE   Yank Aviators in Gothas Attack ; Soviet Cavalry.   Moscow Officia! Report Tells of Car turing Five Towns After Fierce Fighting

YANKS BOMB SOVIETS   AMERICAN AVIATORS IN GOTHAS ATTACK RED CAVALRY,   Bolsheviki Capture Five More Towns According to a Moscow Official Wireless Message.

FURTHER SUCCESSES FOR REDS REPORTED. AY ASSOCIATED PRES,  ye acre wath Edt EE!

AMERICANS BOMB REDS   Yank Aviators in Gothas Attack 7 Soviet Cavalry.   Moscow Official Report Tells of Cap turing Five Towns After Fierce Fighting —

-rench and British Missions on Way to Warsaw “with Ful Authority to Pledge Whatever Help is Needed

$190,000 FRE IN WNTNANAPOL!   Third and Fourth Fleors of Buildire Occupied by H. Lieber Co. Offices. *wtt ed

3100000 FIRE IN INDIANAPOLI   Third and Fourth Floors of Building Occupied by H. Lieber Co. Offices. \ntted

The Times Attacks British Premie:   Charges That Lloyd-George is Sole. ly -Responsiblo for - Re-opening Trado Rela fons With Russia.

LONDON HAS DOUBTS OF RUSSIAN ACTION   Ovponents And Friends Of Pre mier Both Score Reopening Of Relations.

THE RUSSIAN” RELATIONS   British Newspapers Have Varied Views of Movement of The ‘Allies. ~

LONDON TIMES MAKES ATTACK OF PREMIER   SCORES HIM FOR OPENING TRADE RELATIONS WITH SOVIET RUSSIA

Who Will be Governor  of [owa?      Sixteen Papers Take Poll on Re publican Nomination   Cast Your Vote now I hrough  THE TIMES-JOURNAL

NEWS REPUBLICAN   BALLOT PRINTED ELSEWHERE, CLIP AND MAIL IN   SIXTEEN IOWA NEWSPAPERS JOIN IN THE CAMPAIGN   Efforts to be Made During Coming Few Weeks to Find Out as Nearly As Possible Republican Sen. timent for Governor

SIXTEEN. PAPERS TAKE STRAW VOTE ~~. ON GOVERNOR   ‘News-Telegraph Takes Part Tn Poll on G O, P. Choice. ~ For Nomination. Ballot in Paper.   EXPRESS YOUR CHOICE   Mark in Proper Place First and Sec ond Choice and Help Secure as Complete a Poll as Bissthin.

JAPS 1) SEIZE SIBERIAN STATE   ‘WILL SET UP GOVERNMENT  AFTER MASSACRE OF    700 TROOPS

JAPANESE TO OCCUPY PROVINCE IN RUSSIA   ACTION IS TAKEN PENDING ESTABLISHMENT OF LEGITIMATE GOVERNMENT.

Now Believe Colosimo Was the Victim of Powerful Black Hand Organization

ALLIES PLEDGE ASSISTANCE POLES RETIR      Help to Be Given If Bolsheviki Attack After With drawal to Frontier   FOLLOW ARMISTICE WITH CONFERENCE

SPA CONFERENCE MAKES OVERTURES   Suggest Armistice With: Soviet If Poles Withdraw to Frontier   WILL GIVE ASSISTANCE   Of Bolsheviki Forces Make Attack After. Proposed Withdrawal Is Made

LUNES HALTS WOOTTON TATAL AT TOMBSTONE   Assistant Chief Counsel for the Defense Is Sick: Court Adiourns Until 10 O’Clock This Morning.

Electrical Workers Call Strike Fol. lowing Dispute Over Unionization of Shop and Wage Agreement.

CHICAGO STREET CARS ARE STOPPED   Strike in Ranks of Electrica! Workers Cause Cessatior Of Much of Service There  ~ Today.—Workers Demands  “Not Granted.

STREET CAR SERVICE _. - TIE-UP-IN CHICAGO   Electrical Workers Strike fot Unionization and Wage In: ¢rease—3,GO0 Men. Affected.

CHICAGO HAS! INEW STRIKE. 7 Po  ‘Street Car Mex: Ont This: Time: About'9000:Men Affected. -

PHOTOGRAPHERS ATTEND ‘MILWAUKEE CONVENTION   FOCAL MEN CLOSE STTDIOS TO IGIN ASSOCIATES AT THE NATIONAL MEETING.

PHOTOGRAPHERS ATTEND MILWAUKEE ‘CONVENTION   LocaL MEN CLOSH! STUDIOS TO JOIN ASSOCIATES AT PITH NATIONAL MEETING

POLES CAPTURE 30,000 PRISONERS IN LAST DRIVE   ADVANCE TO WIR TS THEIR DRIVE AGAINST THE RUSSTAN  eee’ waa

“MEXICANS REMAIN IN PRISON   Yew Westico Lieetenant Governer Nefasee to Helease HKaidere.

AUTO PLANT LAYS OFF 2,000   Wyilis-Overiand Company, Toledo, O. Biames the Transportation Situation.

SOLDIERS MAY AID HARVEST      Franee Considers Sending Troope t Help Gather the Crope—Farm Labor Scarce.

MAKING USE OF _ “ROAD EQUIPMENT   County Tractor andl, } Jad Grating Machinery Kept Busy in Dry _ Weather

MAKING USE OF ROAD EQUIPMENT   Ceunty Tractor and, Read Grading Machinery Kept Busy in Dry Weather

WALKER BEATEN.   POLES STILL DRIVE THE FOE PELLMELE WARSAW'S NOTION ABOUT PEACE BASIS

POLES STILL DANE THE FOE PELLMELL WARSAW’S NOTION ABOUT PEACE BASIS

BELIEVEBASIS OF PEACE UNCHANGED   Polish Successes Will Not Alter Program.

CAR LOAD OF LIQUOR SENT FROM CANADA   Booze Was Labelled Anc Billed As Soap—‘Poor Stuff”,

BUOZE BILLED SUAP SHIPPED INTO CHICAGO   Federal Authorities Say Car load Appeared ‘‘In Mar-: ket’’ Today.   JUDGE K. M. LANDIS PROMISES A SURPRISE   ‘Jurist Says He Will Get the  Higher-Ups Within Two Months.

LIQUOR SOLD AS SOAP IN CHICAGE   Canadian Whiskey Labeled Seap Selling in Windy City; U. S. Agents to Act.

6.0. P. VOICES APPROVAL OF HARNING STANT   Ohio Members of Party Jubilant Over Acceptance Speech.   TRIBUT  INEE   ‘It Satisfies Country,” De clares Columbus Newspaver Publisher.

Political Forecasts Are Compli cated by Wet Weather All Over Country.

WOMEN TURN CUT IN CITIES   INCLEMENT WEATHER MAY INTERFERE WITH THE  COUNTRY VOTE

MOSCOW GALLS HALT ON TURK DRIVE IN ARMENL   Notifies Nationalist Leader that Further Advance Will Be Cause for War

WILSON GRANTS PARDON   Man Sentenced on Liquor Charge Was Ignorant of, Law.

UPERATORS AND MINERS CONFER   On Earnings of Labor and Demand for Incfease   NO ACTION IS TAKEN   Operators for First Time Out. line Objection to Granting Raise in Pay—Declare Ad. vances Since 1915 have More Than Kept Pace with High Cost of Living

EARNINGS AND COST OF LIVING DISGUSSEL   Wage Negotiations Between Anthracite Miners and Operators Await Decision Regarding Bituminous Fields.

FUEL OIL COMPETING  WITH COAL MARKET   Anthracite Operators Say Busi ness is Endangered by Mount. ing Cost of Coal.

Operaters Deelare Miners’ Pay Is Ample and Public Must Stand Increases in Wages.

OPERATORS SAY MINERS WAGES ARE EQUITABLE   State That Any Advance Will  Have to Be Borne by  Public.

PUBLIC MUST BEAR ANY INCREASE IN WAGES GRANTED   Anthracite Operators Produce Income Tax Reports to Show Earnings of Workers.   ‘DECLARE PAY RECEIVED  BY MINERS IS EQUITABLE   Wire Received From John L. Lewis Declares Satisfactory Progress is Being Made in Eifert to Bring About Adjustment in Bitaminows Case.   Award Expected This Week,

PLACE OF FORMAL NOTIFICATION OF COX MAY CHANGE   Thinks Will Make Only One Campaign in West.

MAY NOTIFY COX OF HIS NOMINATION ATe COUNTY FAIR GROUND   Believe Amphitheatre at Trail’s End Would Be Too Small for Crowd Expected.   TO BEGIN WORK MONDAY ON ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS   Gets Good Reports on Situation in Tlinois and Kentucky—to Come West.

OX MAY MAKE WESTERN TOUR IN SEPTEMBER     C   Discusses Plans With National Party Advisers.

EXPECT THOUSANDS FOR COX NOTICIFATION   May Not Hold Ceremony at Governor’s Beautiful Country Estate at Trail’s End.

GOK MAPS OUT CAMPAIGN TOUR: MEETS WiCIT ARE   Tentative Plan Includes Only One Trip West With Little Personal Work in Home State.   MAY CHANGE PLACE OF NOTIFICATION   Fair Ground Talked of a: More Commodious ° anc More Easily Accessible From Dayton.

MAY CHANGE PLACE OF COX NOTIFICATION   Believe Fair Grounds More Suit: able Than Governor’s Home at Trailsend.

MAY NOTIFY COX. AT FAIR GROUND TOACCOMMODATE raaWh EXPECTED   Seremonies May Be Transferred, Owing to Insufficient Accommodations at Trailsend, Country Home.   KENTUCKY PROMISES SWEEPING VICTORY   Nominee Receives Flattering Reports From Biuegrass State; Expects to Invade the Wact in Sentember,

PLACE TO ITIFY bEVEAINTR HOW WERE   Fair Grounds Favored Over Nominee’s Home Because of Accommodations

MONTH'S TOUR OF WESTERN STATES PLANNED BY OX   Candidate Considers Speaking Itinerary and Consents to Change of Fete Event To Fairgrounds.

MAY NOTIFY COX AT FAIR GROUNDS   Lack of Facilities at Trail’s End Responsible for Contemplating Chance   ONLY ONE WESTERN TRIP   Democratic Candidate  Annownces General Itinerary for Fall Speaking Tour

PLAGE OF NOTIFYING COX MAY BE CHANGEL   COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS coONSD.ERED MORE ADEQUATE THAN GOVERNOR'S HOME,

CHANGE IS TAKEN UP IN PLACE FOR NOTIFICATIO!   Jefinite Announcement Expect ed After Conference With Governor Cox This Week.

DAYTON PREPARES FDR BlG CROWD AT TRAIL END WHEN COX MEETS COMMITTEE; HARDING Si ENT ON DEBS PARDON

LENROOT WINS IN WISCONSIN   Late Returns Give Him a Lend ‘01 23,000 Over Thompscn.

"WISCONSIN      HAS.LEAD OF 22,900 OVER HIS  LA FOLLETTE OPPONENT. NE Leo PRECIRNG WS      ‘THOS, E. WATSON 18 NOMINATED "BY DEMOCHATS FOR J RENATAR IN OPDOREEL.

WISCONSIN'S VOTERS TRY NEW TIMBER   Lenroot Re-named But Other G. O. P. Are Ousted.

‘LUNCHEON FOR MRS. HARDING   Guest ef the Wife of Vice President  Wa rak wi,

Indianapolis ‘Gitls Say Boys Call Them ‘Old Ironsides’ If They Wear Corsets   Principal of Shortridge Laid ‘Down Rules Which the Girls Think “Horrid”.

EUICT OF PARENTS AND OFFICIALS It CAUSE DF HEAT   High School Students OF Eusianan Glis Are Up ln Acms Over Rud ing Concerning Dances

SAYS AMER TANS. Mm TO LEAGUE   Paris Declares Disarmament Can’t Be Discussed Now.   U..S. MUST BE REPRESENTED   Cites Case of Peru and Solivia as ihvolving the Security of the Monroe ; Doctrine Unless America ~ Joins Association.

AYO AMERIGA : BAR TO LEAGlIt   Paris Declares Disarmament Can't Be Discussed Now.   U. S. MUST BE REPRESENTED   Cites Case of Peru and Bolivia as In. volving the Security of the Monroe Doctrine Uniess America Joins Association.

SEES AMERICA AS LEAGUE BAR   French Editor Declares Disarmament Can’t Be Discussed Without Uncle Sam.   MONROE DOCTRINE INVOLVED   Declares U. 8. Can’t Stay Out of Or. ganization Embracing Practically Whole World—Cites Case of Peru and Bolivia.

IRELAND SCENE OF OUTBREAK   Many Persons Killed and Wounded In SoldierCivilian Clash.

MORE TROUBLE IN IRELAND   POLICE AND SINN FEINERS CLASH IN COUNTY OF CORK,

art  NEW DISORDERS ARE REPORTED FROM IRELANC   Many Persons Are Killed And Wounded In Conflicts With The Military.

Several Killed and Many Wounded i Clash Hetween Soldiars and Civilfans at Clanbanic, County Cork.

“IT’S SILLY TO PUT BAN ON BARE LEGS”   Nude Netherpins and Scan Bathing Suits O. K. at Chesapeake Bay.

LIDS OFF APEAKE   Bare Legs and Scanty Bathins Stilts Wil Be Permitted

BARE LEGS NOT TABOO AT BEACH IN CHESAPEAKE   Why Not Let Folks Cut Cost o! . Dressing, Plea of Manager

COUNTY- COURT IS: TO MEET JUNE 7        Probate Matters, Haye: Prior Attention and: Interested Per i sotis are Notified: .°

COUNTY. COURT IS ; TO MEET JUNE 7TH.   Probate Matters Have Prior Attention and Interested Per- _ sons are Notified. ‘ge

China Again Scene of Civil Conflict Between Provinces   Supporters of ‘Militarists and Friends of New Government Clash

~~  CROWDED TRAIN JUST ESCAPES BEING WRECKEI   Washout on Fairhaven Mattapoisett Line Causes Trouble.

ee ee = ss  CROWDED TRAIN  JUST ESCAPES BEING WRECKED   Washout on Fairhaven: Mattapoisett Line Causes Trouble.

NAVY SECRETARY ACCUSES G. 0. P. OF BUYING SENATE   Daniels Asserts Control of Lawmaking Body Purchased and “Republican Party Now Out on Bail.”

Mares RRR TC ER eS RE SES  GEORGIA DEMOCRATS   Are Registering Preference for Senator and Covarnar

GEORGIA DEMOCRATS   Are Registering Preference for Senator and Governor.

SEN. JOHNSON LEADING RACE   be bo owes  SAN PRANCISCO. Calif, May 6

A BLEAK WINTER IN STORE FOR IRELAND   PROSPECT OF BRULN AS RESULT OP INTERNAL STRIFE.   Industry Paralysed Following Burn img of Creameries, and Sanitarfams and Asylaums of Istands Betug Closed.

THROWS SELF BEFORE HEAVY AUTO TRUCK IN MILWAUKEE HIGHWA’      ANOTHER BREAKS NECK SUNDAY x AM CITY U

CHICAGO GRAIN MEN ON GRIL   GOVERNMENT TO ASK IN DICTMENTS FOR TEN OF THEM.

FOUNTAIN HAD HELP FROM THE OUTSIDE   Negro Escaped Whan Four Bar: Were Pushed Out as Turnkey Got-Him Water.

GONVIGTED NEGRO ESGAPES JAIL   Maryland Posse Search Woods  for Man Sentenced to KMaath

Russ Cross Vistula. [By Carl D. Groat, United Press Stafi Correspondent.)

LOST. HIS HOME COUNTY      Cex Loses by Plarality of 9,000 In Place Where He Was

f£OV. LOWDEN MAKES SECOND DAKOTA SPEECH   Compares the Destitution of Mexico to the Wealth of the United States.

PROFITEER SQUADS RAID SUGAR HOUSES   ee "as = .. Y. DEALERS BUY FOR 140, SELL FOR 22C, FEDERAL AGENTS CHARGE   CANE PRODUCT GOES UP   Granulated Raised 1 Cent to Retail at 21.5 Cents——Confer at Washington,

LEWIS WRESTS CHAMPIONSHIP FROM STECHER   NEBRPSKA GRAPPLER SUCCUMBS TO VISE-LIKE GRIP AFTER MANY GRIPS r

OTRANGLER LEWlo THROWS STETCHER   WINS WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTLING TITLE   EARL CADDOCK BESTS LONDOE   Each Win One Fall and Are Unable To Do More, Caddock Wins on Points, Guy Elliott Wins Match

LEWIS DEFEATS STECHER IN N, Y   Lewis Wins the ‘Heavyweight Wrestling Championship in Hour, 41 Minutes

WRESTLING TITLE 1S WON BY LEWE   Former Champion Had Better of  First Hour’s Struggle, But  = sd Leses His Strength

MOST RETAIL MEN SUPPORT ~‘BLACKLISTING   MITCHELL MERCHANTS SAY SOME RESULTS GAINED BY “SETTLEMENT WEEK” PLAN

WITONELL MERCHANTS GAY SOME RESULTS GAINED BY “SET- TLEMENT WEEK" PLAN

STUCK DIVIDENDS NOTTAXAGL', SAYS SUPHEME COURT   Provisions of 1916. come Law Declar, Unconstitutional      JUSTICES VOTE FIVE TO FOU

OVOGK DIVIDENDS UF CORPORATIONS ARE NOT INCOME   Therefore Are Not Subject to Federal Income Taxes.   SUPREME COURT RULING

COURT SPLITS FIVE TG FOUR   Government, by Ruling, tc Lose Millions   Majority Declares Stock Dividends   Clearly Not Income

Disseniing Opinions Are Read by Justice Holmes, in Which Justice Day Joined, and by Justice Brew. deis, in Which Justice Marke   6(eneurred.

Millions Must be Returned tc ’ Those Who Paid Income Taxes on Such  Stocks.   “PAPER © CERTIFICATES”   Minority Judges Declare Majority View is “Narrow” And “Bi.  ern:  Ma

STOCK CERTIFICATES ARE NOT GLASSED AS INCOME   Supreme Court Decision Makes Large Decrease in Present Government Revcnues,

DIVIDENDS AS STOCK. NOT CALLED “INCOME'   SUPREME COURT DECLARES UNOONSTITUTIONAL FART OF FEDERAL TAX LAW.

STOCK DIVIDENDS “NOT SUBJECT TO - TAX,COURTRULE:   Federal Government Must Refund Mil lions of Dollars Collected Since 1916 Law Became Effective

STOCK DIVIDENDS  RULED NOT INCOME   Supreme Court Decides Federal Tax Question bf Five to Four ote.

STOCK DIVIDENDS NOT INCLUDED IN INCOME TAX DATA   Juited States Court Ruler Thay Need Net Bo Figured ie Making BRetarus.*

OOG A GIVISENDS   HELD NOT SURBIECT TO TAX AS iNCOME.   New Ruliag Bs Sapreme Court Means et Y "4 Refunding of Lavge Amounts,

DIVIDENDS Ut STOCK FREE OF INCOME TAKED   SUPREME COURT OPINIONS I RENDERED WITH FOUR OF JUDGES DISSENTING   First Renort on Stock Exchange Is Exactly Buckwards Causire Meany Gamblers Losses.

Decision Handed Down With Five Judges Favoring New Ruling of Great Tninorlance.   INTERESTS APREC TED   Four. Dissenting Judges Agree That’ Congress Has Power to Tax Stock Divi. (ariule,

STOCK DIVIDENDS ARE NOT TAXABLE   Supreme Court Decides Case by Divided Decision.   MELON CUTTING EXPECTED   Decree Will Involve Great Loss in Revenues to Government —Large Financial Interests Will Also Be Affected—Vote on Question Five to Four-— Securities Prices Advance.

PRODUCTION OF COAL IS NORMAL   President of Coal Association Declares There Will Be No Shortage This Winter.

NO SHORTAGE. OF COAL HE THINKS   Presitient of National Coal Associa tion Says Mines Are Working Full Handed at Above Normal Output.

NO COAL SHORTAGE.   President of  National Assoclatlon Brings Reassuring News,

TO CONSIDER REDUCTION   HAVE BEEN CHARGING ie FOF fe WORTH OF TOMATOES Be FOR Be WORTH OF CORY   POTATOES NOW SELLING A1 FROM $10 TO 3265 PER HUNDRED WHOLESALE

BIG SNOW BLOCKADE   Traffic Tied Up By Two Foot Snow and Heavy Wind For Davs. .

BIG SNOW BLOCKADE Traffic Tiéd Up By Two Foot Snow and Heavy Wind .  1 - For Days. .

ot ST ~SGISSED BY THE “ANISH CABINET      Charges by Sinn Fein Leader  And Report of Military Com‘mander in Ireland Will Be -Heard at Meeting Called Todav.—More Riotine. .

IRISH POLICE RAIDS AGITATE CABINET   Demand. Explanation From Mi'italy Cemmander.

CABINET MEETS TO DISCUSS TRELAND   Juestion of Reprisals Will Ve Taken Up With British Treop  Commander

TALK ABOUT IRELAND.   The British Cabinet: Again in Con* fereree on Situation.

CEP “ENCHISH HEY]   “Courts’’ Will Cendemn to Death MacSweeney’ 8 “Murderers”

INFLUENZA CASES IN OMAHA   Eight New Ones Reported Making Figwhteen Im ATi.

APPEALS FOR RUSSIA   Should Not Turn Our Back: on Her Says Gompers.

MONTEREY GREETS REBELS WITH CRY OF “VIVA OBREGON’      DITAILE OP CEPYIS PALE: “RMAGHE JAITENO. AW “ASLEARAPHE BERYS. 1GK 1B RESUMWD,

ae ooo ‘Ss Bae,  Se Ace S we fe es €  S44 ah  Poe serene:  petra ians +      Great 2

To Break Traffic Congestion-—New Rules Effective Until Crisis Is Over.

FOR BARS  HEP RAIL BIR FREIGHT      nterstate as From A Appeals From: All  strittions On C mitted To pau

LEGAL BARS. ~ LIFTED ON ALL ROADS TODAY   Interstate CCommerte Commission Takes Drastic Action to Relieve Traffic Congestions at Bio Terminals.   THE RULINGS

FREIGHT NOT TOBE DELAYED   Modified Quarantine L Established Against Island City

Berlin government justifies entry of its troops into Ruhr district   Qt NECESSITY   Declares that even if it were violation itis up to the . League of Nations.

Tension’ Cased by Sudden Move “of Frenoli: Relaxing—U, 8. Will Keep Watch

HURLEY LEFT DRY AS DESERY   Stranger Tries Thre Hours to Get Drink; Men Arraigned

CONSIDER A SUCCESSOR   Governor of Sonora is Backed for President

EDUCATIONAL DRIVE ~~ GOMMITTEE APPOINTE   L. N. Hines.-Chairman and Oscar Wil: liams, Sec’y. for State. Nov. 7-16.

HIS ARMY  RESIGNING POSTPONED   Maj. General's Backers Seem to be Rather Up In The

GERMANY STILL VOLCANO, READY TO BURST FORTH   Tolls of Dead From Revolution Mounts Into the Hundreds   EBERT GOVT. TO COME   BACK TO BERLIN TOMORROW — GENERAL STRIKE CONTINUES— FOOD SHORTAGE ACUTE

NOSKE QUITS GERMAN GOVT. TO GET PEACI   His Resignation Askec By Workingmen of  Berlin.

UNITED PRESS CHANGE.   W. W. Hawkins Succeeds Rey W - Howard as President.

HOWARD LEAVES UNITED PRESS   President of News Association Goe: to Scripps-McRae Newspapers As Business Manager.

UNTED PRESS HEAD RESIGNS POSITION   Roy W. Howard Builds up One of the Greatest News Gathering Organizations in the World,

ence Mee eet:  nage neater  HOWARD QUITS AS PRESIDENT UNITED PRESS

DEMPSEY 10 FIGHT - CARPENTIER SOON   Dempsey and Carpentier to Fight : for Championship.   Boxérs Wi!! Meet, Probably in Nev York, Early Next Vear— $500,000 Purse.

BIG BOUT IS ASSURED   Dempsey and Carpentier to Fight for Championship.   Boxers Will Meet, Probably in New York, Early Next Year—  $500,000 Purse.

BIG PUNSE FOR BOUL.   DEMPSEY A.D CARPENTIER [TC BATTL. FOR $500,000   Two Great Box +s Will Meet in New York Ear'y in the New year,

SOLEAIN VPUNERAL SERVICRs.         Body of Ganga Dhar Tink Cremated Befory Large Crowds,

IRELAND MAY GET HOME RULE   Lloyd George ‘Announcement Greeted With Cheers in Parllament

EDITOR OF TOLEDO BLADE DIES AFTER OPERATION   Robinson Locke Had Held Highest Offices in Masoury—Wa-e~ Son of Petroleum V. Nasby.

IURY IN NEE GAOL FAILS 10) REACH  VERDICT   ‘After 21 Hours Deliberatior Members Say They Hope To Agree Soon

WAY IN NEW GAO FALL  1) EAC VERDICT   After 21 Hours Deliberatior Members Say They Hope To Agree Soon

EDWARDS WILL NOT RUK   REQUESTS HIS NAME BE NOT USED IN INDIANS PRIMARY.   New Jorsey Governor Seads Telegrar to State Secretary——If His Name Is Withdrawn Marshall’s Will Be.

GOV. EDWARDS OF NEW JERSEY QUITS INDIANA CONTES}   WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT.   TELEGRAPHS ORDERS REMOVING HIS NAMI    Message Is Received by Secretary of  3 State—Similar Action Is Tak! eu in Michigan Pri bearer

WHEELER ON GRILL IN DAMAGE ACTION   PRO-GERMAN SYMPATHIES AND NEGLECT OF DUTY AS FEDERAL PROSECUTOR CHARGED IN LIVINGSTON.

EX-DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF MONTANA IN COURTROOM IS ROUNDLY DENOUNCED   John Lovelace, in Reply to Cross Questions, Relates Some Incidents Which Occurred During Food Administration Days and When Sedition Charges Came Up.

‘POINDEXTER DEFENDS HIS BILL   Says it Iisa Net “Intended to Impose Involuatary Servitede.

GREEKS CAPTURE OVER 6000 TURK:   Quantity of Munitions Also Captured at Philadeiphia in Asia Minor; Entire Corps Surrounded.

OVERALL GLUBS TO PARADE SATURDAY   Ten Thousand Will Join In Parade Protesting Against High Cost of Clothes In New  York.

10,000 ARE IN OVERALLS   Mavor Hylan. New York, Boosts for “Cheese Club” Parade—Stores Cut Prices

OVERALLS IN ACTION   Ten Thousand Persohs will Parade In  New York ‘aniteay, Wearing Blue P Jeane.

TEN. THOUSAND ‘TO PARTICIPATE   Wearers of Overalls Will Parade on’ Broadway “Next Saturday

OVERALLS KNOGK PRICES OFF PERCH   Big Stores in East Reduce Costs; the Wholesalers Blame Retailers

OVERALL MEN TD PARADE GOTHAM   TEN THOUSAND MEN PARADE IN CVERALLS IN N. Y. AS PROTEST AGAINST THE H. C. OF L.

10,000 TO PARADE IN OVERALLS   Protest Against the High Prices is Growing All Over the Country.   BIG NEW YORK STORES TO CUT DOWN PRICES   Port Jervis High School Boys in Overalls Are Cheered by Girl Students.

PRICE CUTTING SPREADS      Large Department Stores of New York Caueht in Reduction Way. +

KILL JEWS IN POGROM   TWENTY-NINE THOUSAND SLAIN IN UKRAINIA.   Brigadier General Jadwin’s Report, After Tour of Inspection, Is Given to Senate.

29,000 JEWS KILLED   Number Slain in Pogroms ir Ukrainia Up to September.   U. S. Brigadier General Reports to President After a Tour of inspection.

28,000 JEWS KILLED LN UKRANIA, HE SAY!   Brigadier - General Jadwin, U . $A. Submits His Report On Pogroms.

FOREIGNERS LETT “ORY” AMERIGH   Slavs From United States Now In Geneva; Exchange Rates Boost Fortunes.

ne es ree IM nn arene BOLD ARSON PLOTTERS . .  DESTROY RARE PAPERS OF INCOME COLLECTOE

DUBLIN FIREMEN ARE KEPT BUS! - FIGHTING FIRES ~BURPHEELY SET   Circumstances Indicate That the Blazes Were the Result of a Carefully Planned Incendiary Plot,   ATTEMPT ALSO MADE TO DESTROY CORK   Blazes Break Qut Simultaneously in Widely Separated Spots; One Man is Found  Shot Through Head.

TOLEDO THIRD OHIO CITY   Columbus Loses State Rank but Ont strips Louisville and’ St. Paul

COLUMBUS LOSES PLACE   Toledo, Fourth City of Oltio, Goes uy A Noth According to Censuy Report.

That Ohio Capital Outstripped Saint Paul and Louisville  HAD SOME 3000 MORE THAN TOLEDO IN 1910  Toledo Gains 74.612 and Columbus 55,520 in Ten-Yeer Poriod.

COLUMBUS LOSES THIED PLACE,         Valedo Outatrins City in Population by  Pe ET eee eae ey ee

TOLEDO $$ THIRD Qu CY   Columbus Loses Place Thru Lat. est Census Report

TOLEDO PASSES COLUMBUS,   But Columbus Outstripved St. Paul and Louisville.

COLUMBUS LOSES PLACE   Now Fourth City in Obie Rut Passe: Soveral Others ln nding.

i  vensus Figures However Show That Ohio Capital Outstripped Saint Paul and Louisville  HAD SOME 3000 MORE THAN TOLEDO IN 1910  Toledo Gains 74.612 and Columbus 55,520 in Ten-Yeer Period,

COLUMBUS, OHIO, BEATS ST. PAUL   LOSES TO TOLEDO AS THIRD LAPG. EST CITY IN OHIO—BEATS LOUISVILLE

_ BEATS ST. PAU      LOSES-TO TOLEDO AS THIRD ee. ; EST CITY 0M OHIO—OGATS

FARMERS PICKE! ROAD 10 MARKEI   Kansas Men Active in Effort to Hold Back Sale of Produce Until Wheat Reaches Profitable Level: Turn Many Back.

EANSAS FARMERS START PICKETING   fake Determined Efforts fo Weer Their Neighbors from Marketing Grain

COVERNMENT SALES LARGE.   fifty Theusand Barrels of Fiew Have Reen Dienosed Of.

GOVERNMENT FLOUR ON SALE   (juarter of Milliem Harrets Disposed  “ee tu € eee eee ewe.

GOVERNMENT FLOUR SALES NOT YET GENERAL   Diftieulties of Transportation Haye Retarded Distribution About 5a000 Rearrels Sald,

DIED RATHER THAN GO THRU CEREMONY   MICHIGAN MAN COMMIT: SUICIDE AS BRIDAL PARTY WAITS

GROOM SUICIDES  Dentiat Killa Self While Party Awaits Him Downstalra

KILLS SELF AS FIANCE WAITS   Gatled to JolIn His Wedding Party Michigan Dentist Ends Life.

READY. TO WED: KILLS SELF   Bridegroom Commits Suicide While Fiancee and Friends Wait for Him to Appear.

ONE PLANE AT CHICAGO.   Firat to Land in the Pathfinding Malt Route.

ANE OTILL FIGHTING   FOVERNMENT TROOPS AND COM. MUNISTS HAVING TROUBLE.   Holland and telainm Vetting  Troops On Rorder:

ARE STILL FIGHTING          COVER MUN   , Holland * and * Troops On Bore     2 Petting

MAY RECALL PAPAL OELEGATE   Rt. Rev. Mege, Henaana Ta Return To Rome—Msqr. Lauri New Oelepate,

LEWIS DEFEATED BY HEAVY VOTE   SMALL'S LEAD IN ILLINOIS RACE REACHES 40,000  Returns From 4719 Out of State's 6730 Precincts Give Harding Lead nn? PROVO.

HARDING WILL HAVE BIG LEAD IN ILLINOIS   LEN SMALL LEADING LEWIS B) BIG MAJORITY PFHRUOUT THE STATE.

LEAGUE REJECTION ~ IG GERMAN VICTORY ~—TUMULTY DEGLARES   Harding’s Statement May be the Basis of Another Campaign Document by President.

TUMULTY CALLS HARDING'S STANB GERMANVICTORY   Senator's Statement on League ~~ Likely to Bring Reply Bea Wena

JURY INSTRUCTED,   iCase Against Centralia 1. W. W's May go to Jury This Evening.

PLENTY OF COAL,   Moet of lt Is of a Very Fair Quality; baport Trade Palling Off.

‘TY OF COAL.      Most of Tt Is of a Very Fair Quality Export Trade Falling Off.

DECLARES YANKS USED QUESTIONADLE METHOD:   National Petroleum Institute Told Mexico Would Not Freeze Out American Interests.

Mexican epresentative Has Answer to Charges Made by F. R. Kellogg      MEXICAN SAYS LAWYERS JO BLAME FOR TROUBLE   American -Counsel Declares Pesquiera Fails to Satisfy Questioners

DECLARES MEXICO WON'T CONFISCATE PRIVATE PROPERTY   Representative of Provisiona xovernment Volunteers Statement in Answer To Oil Interests.

MEXICAN OFFICIAL DECLARES ART. 27 NOT CONFISCATOR \   Representative Of Huerta-Obregor Govt. Addresses Petroleum Institute.   HAS CONTROVERSY WITH CORPORATION COUNSEi   Credit Situation Is Discussed By Sen Owen At Institute’s Final Seton.

DEGLARES MEXICO NOT CONFISCATING PRIVATE PROPERT}   K. V. PASQUIRA, CHARGE IN WASH INGTON, SPEAKS TO PETROLEUM INSTITUTE.   KELLOGG MAKES ANSWER   Holds That Official “Failed to Answe Any of Points Raised by American Oil Producers” and Investors.

CHAINS PRIVATE PROPERTY WILL NOT BE SEIZEL   Pesqueira Explains Attitude of Mexican Government Oi! Men.   FLAYS U. S. INTERESTS   Says Americans Acquired Tracts of Land in Ques. tionable Way.

Article 27 Not Retroactive, Oil Men at Institute Assured   Snvoy Engages in Spirited De bate With Kellogg; Deplores “Defamation”

PROPERTY IN MEXICO IS SAFE, SAYS ENVOY   Official Representative Tells Oil Men Government Will Stop Confiscation

MEXICO READY 10 PAY LEGITIMATE ANAGE CLAIM   Will Never Shame Itself b Confiscating Private Property, Representative Says.   EXCHANGED PERSONALITIES WITH FREDERICK KELLOGG   When R. V. Pesquiera Had Finished Address, Counsel for Mexican Petroleum Co. Said Said He Had Failed to Answer Any of Points Raised.

SPECIAL GRAND JURY CONTINUES ITS SESSIONS   Witnesses Being Examined at Williamson at Rate of About Twenty a Day.

OLYMPIC EVENTS TODAY INCLUDE SIX-MILE WALK   Elimination Series in Broad Jum: and Shot-Put Were Contest‘ ed This Forenooni’ —   HURDLES THIS AFTERNOON   Also the 110-Metre Hurdles, Final in Broad Jump-andiFinal 5§,000-Metre Run;

GH 1S WON BY AMERICANS Ay ANTWERP   R. W. Landon of New York Establishes a New Olympic Record.   OTHER AMERICANS ARE SHOWING CLASS   Four Yankees Qualify in the 110-Metre Hurdle Race.

TWO CHICAGO POLICE KILLED EARLY TODAY      They Were Attacked and Murdered in ‘‘Black and Tan’’ Cafe.

OFFICERS KILLED      [Tyo Policemen Shot to Death i Raid on Chicago Black and Tan Club .

CLEVELAND WON WORLDS SERIES      STANLEY COVELESKIE PITCH. ED INDIANS TO FINAL VICTORY   TODAY’S SCORE 3 TO 0   INVINCIBLE AT HOME   Cleveland Took All Thres Games of the Series Played on Western Ground

GLEVELAND WON WORLD'S SERIES   TODAY'S SCORE 3 TO 0   INVINCIBLE AT HOME   leveland Took A. Thre> Games of the Series. Played on Western Ground

REPORTS ON SEAL SALE.   What Willi Be bone With the Mone  rom Red Cross Seals.

AUTO GOES OVER AN EMBANKMENT   WM. TIEMAN AND CHILDREN, AND MR. AND MRS, FRANK NEW. MAN ARE INJURED

SENATORS HURRYING TO REACH AGREEMENT ON TREATY OF PEACT   FREVERISH ACTIVITY IN SENA. TORTAT: CIRCUMSTANCES FOLLOWS JACKSON BAY DINNER

LEADERS SHuwMUCH ANXIETY   Opposition Senators on the Treaty are Showing Feverish Anxiety Over   THE RATIFICATION      Borah “Feeling” Out Greneral Wood—U. S. Sends Order to Mexico

a aE i tl a ce ea ena naliaeiteiencsiaaaked  1500 MIDSHIPMEN LEAVE FOR THEIR ANNUAL CRUISE

ALLIES: PART IN PUNTOHING HUN TS ALMOST NI   Participation Dwindles te Submission of Evidence to Leipsig Tribunal.

Interest Wanes as Evi. dence Is Compiled for Leipsig Tribunal. Ob. servers Believe High Officers Mav Escape.

CHRISTMA S GIFT FOR EUROPEAN CHILDREN URGEL      Methodist Board Asks Sun day Schools to Devote Of foringe far Raliaft

YANK ATHLETES LATE   J. S. CONTESTANTS LAST TO ARee RIVE AT ANTWERP.   American Delegation for the Stadium Evente Are on Board the Transport Matoika.

U.S. ATHLETES ARE  LATE IN ARRIVING   Americans Last to Arrive at Antwerp, Belgium.   Yank Delegation for the Stadiun Events Are on Board the Transport Matoika.

U. S. ATHLETES LAST   Americans Last to Arrive at Antwerp, Belgium,   Laat Oelegation for the, Stadium Events Are on Board the , Tranaport Matolka. -

Briand Is Slated For « Premier of France to Succeed M. Clemenceau

DEFEAT OF CLEMENCEAU UPSETS... NATIONAL POLITICAL POLICIES   Briand, One-Time Premier, Said to Be Slated Again for Premiership-Whether New Gov‘ernment Will Follow Tiger’s Path Disturbs Observers

PAUL DESCHANEL NEXT PRESIDENT   New Head of Republic As. sumes Office Feb. 18— ‘Tiger’s’ Cabinet Resigns.   ion Centers Around Possible Selection of Briand As Next Premier.

SCOUT THEORY OF INCENDIARY   Fire in Beecher Charch, Brooklyn Rellewed Accidental.

PUBLIC MARKET PLAN FOR BROOKLYN 1 REDUCE H. 6. OF L.   Half Mile Long Markets of Public Character Getting Stuff Direct From Truckers Is the New Plan.—Enlargement Planned if Necessary.

BROOKLYN 10 WAR -QN-HIGH PRICES      Public Market Nearly a Quarter of ; Mile Long Will Be Started April 20.

PITTSBURGH STRIKE IS ENDED.   Brick’ Layers’-Granted Original De-

PITTSBURGH STRIKE IS ENDED.   Brick Layers Granted Original Demands of $1.56 an Hour.

DON’T GET SICK 8 NOW IN CHICAG   Doctors Vote Themselve:; 100 Fer Cent. Raise in Fees Yesterday.

NEW METHOD OF TELLING CASE OF TYPHOID FEVER   by Blood Test at Bedside, Which Takes Only Ten Minutes.

W. S. ALLAN WAS. . _ STRUCK BY TRUCK   Was Bailly Injured When ‘Truck ~~ Having: No: Lights Ran -hito ' Him, In Chicago:

HOURLY PESPrer ane pea   RENTERS REQUEST FRNTS   Cleveland Common Council ‘Tete sraphs Baker. for 5,000 In War aun tenar. :  Tenis

TENTS FOR HOMES   Cleveland Council Asks War De partment for Canvas Abedes

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FRENCH TOKENS TO BE PRESENTED   Twenty Seven Memorial Certi: ficates Will be Given to Soldier's Relatives,

ADAMS LEGION MEN TO AWARD TOKENS   Twenty-seven Memorial Certifi cates Will Be Given to Soldiers’ ‘Next of Kin” at Meeting Sunday Evening.

SCENE OF KILLING ENACTED: IN COUR   Man Under Séntence of Deatl ls Director, ~

1921 JURORS DRAWN FOR ADAMS COURT   Three-Hundred and _ Sixty Names Drawn From Wheels  to Serve During Coming Year—No Women on List.

SELECT JURORS FOR COMING YEAT   Three Hundred And Sixty Have Been Drawn By ) Officials.   NO WOMEN ON THE LIST   Those Chosen, Will Make Up Juries a' Four Terms of Court in 1921. Re presentatives From Each District.

CARRANZA FLRED COMMANDER?   Failure to Engage Villa in Battle Said to Be Cause.

MURGUIA ORDERED REMOVED.   General Uquiro Wi Command Mexican Troops tn Conhuliia.

POPULATIONS OF THIRD" ~~ OF CITIES ANNOUNCEL    Census Bureau Expects to Com plete Tabulation of All. Fig- ures By October 1.

PENNSY STRIKERS RESUMIING PLAGE!   General Return to Work Fol lows Call Sent Out by Leaders After Agreement Reached in: Philadelphia.

Republican Candidate Warns Against Meddling in European Affairs.

CANDIDATE HARDING SCORES HYPHENATE   KEYNOTE OF SATURDAY SPEECH 1S AMBRICANIS™M.   Meddling Abroad Arouses the Bitter Ire im the Hearts of Countrymen Warns the Rc publitean Nemtnree,

HARDING TALKS ~TOCITIZENS OF FOREIGN BIRTH   “America First” Key Note of Speech

HARDING SPEAKS TO DELEGATIONS OF FOREIGN BORN   Against Any Present O: Future “Hyphenated Americanism”

HARDING SPEAKS ON ANERICANISN   New York, Chicago, Cleve land and Northwest Cities Send Delegations   ON FOREIGN RELATIONS   Says Nothing Has Come From _Assumption to Direct Affairs in Europe

LET US PRAY TRAY AMRRIC) WILL NEVER BE DIViGED INTO CLASSES   WARNED AGAINST (MERIC! WEBDLING IN EUNGEEAD, AYP alee

HARDING CITES DANGER OF HYPHEM   Preaches Americanism to Foreign   Born—-Cannot Stifle Love for Overseas Kin.

AMERICA FIRST, HARDING'S THEME   IN A SPEECH TO A DELEGATION’ OF FOREIGN BORN AMERICAN CITIZENS

HARDING TALKS TO DELEGATION OF FOREIGN BORK   Tells Them He is Unalterably Opposed to Hyphenated Americanism.   WARNS MEDDLING ABROAD

Dangers Of Hyphenated Citizenship Outlined In An Address By Senator Hardine

American Unity Is Not Possible Under Such Conditions   Jealousies of Old World Have No Place with

AMERICANISM STRESSED BY 6.0. P. NOMINEE   Warns Against Danger of Hyphenated. Citizenship.

HARDING AGAIN PLEADS -. FOR “AMERICA FIRST’   Address American Citizens of For +. @ign Birth At His Front 3 ope: Porch,

—<— oe ag : ty . 1 on : ¢ , is MD gs ne ,  1s : ‘I 4 ¢ ry BS   ‘Republitan Nominee Tells Foreign Born Dele gations That All Hyphenated Gitizesiahip I taney Nangoratiata Oue Nation. -

Harding Tells Them America Should Not Meddle in Foreian Affairs.   OPENING OF REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN AT COLUMBUS   [Thompson Forces May Be I: Beaten in Illinois Late Returns Show,

HARDING TALKS 1 GROUP OF ALIENS   CROWD CF PERSONS OF FOREIGN BIRTH HEARD CANDIDATE AT MARION SATURDAY

SEN, HARDING IN TALK ON AMERICANISM   Appeals to F oreign Born Citizens—Condemns_ Hy phenated Americanism.

“ANIERICA FIRST HARDING KEYNOT   Republican Candidate Addresses For eign Born Citizens; “Let Us Pray America May Never Be Divided Intc   Classes or Feel Hyphen.”

SENATOR HARDING ADDRESSED AMERICANS OF FOREIGN BIRTH. ON AMERICA. FIRST TODAY

WEDS SON’S WIDOW AT EIGHTY   New Jersey Man Is Married to His Dauahter-in-Law.

MAN 80 WEDS SON’S WIDOW   Bride's Former Husband Died Thirty Years Ago-They Are Residents of New Jersey.  a

FEDERAL PROBE IS INTIMATED   U. S. District Attorney Clyne Confers With E. H. Moore, Cox's Personal Representative   FOLLOWS BLOSSOM TESTIMONY   rleveland Man Confirms Democratic Nominee’s Statement His City’s Quota Was $400,000

A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION a _OF TESTIMONY   Best &. H. MOORE CONFERS WITH UNITED STATES ATTORNEY CLINE IN CHICAGO.   Conflicting Testimony Given - Eefore Committee Probing Slush Fuad Campaign [It is Reported.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY MAY BE INVESTIGATEE   ‘District Attor mey Considering Inquiry Into Alleged Testimony of “Shish Fund" Witnesses sy

Und FUND nALOING PLAN OF b. U.P. BAREL   ‘Divisional Leader’ From Cleveland Tells Work ings of System

CONFERENCE WITH ~ MOORE MAY LEAD TO COURT INQUIRY   Blossom Tells Committee of -- Plan Used by G. O. P.’s to Raise Money in Ohio

CLYNE SAID-'TO BE CON! PROBE OF-ALLEGED - PLICTING TESTIMO!      CLEVELAND SHOWN TO HAVE $400,000 QUOTA   Divisional. Divector of G. O.:P. Mon: cy Ralsing Organization ‘Veri fies Cox Statement. 

MOORE STILL HAS G.0.P. LEADERS ALL WORRIED   7 2 Bets ‘His Conference With U.S. Attoriey: Leads to Report Fede :  of Campaign Funds Likely:

REPUBLICANS 10 ORGANIZE STATE   Harding-Coolidge Cbs to Be Organized in Every CouMty and Big Town in State; Will Start Work in East Part First; Kendal! Sees Victory.

Celebrities at  San Francisco   HARDING AND COOLIDGE CLUBS   Will Be Organized by Republicar Leaders In Every County and City In lowa,

MINERS EXPECT DECISION SOON   “SPECIALLY PHYSICALLY IF BILL BECOMES A LAW,

G. 0. P. CONVENTION TO LAST FIVE DAYS (Snecial Teleeram ta Dailey World >

CHANGING POLITICS.   ) (Pott Takers Finding Some Shifting Ahout by Voters.

CHANGING POLITICS.        Pon Takers wz: Some Shitting -Abont hy: Volek 

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT  OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST  tt i in

Statement of the Jwnership, Management, Circulation, Ete.  Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912   The Bakersfield Californian

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSEP, MANAGEMENT, CiRCUL \TION, ETC. REQUIRED BY ACT OF CONGRESS  OF ALTGUST 94. 1910. +

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETc, REQUIRED BY THE ACT  OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST   HONOR ROLL

Donald McClain, eandidate on Republican ticket for County Attorney Poff Johnson county * ~   STATEMENT: OF THE. OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, ‘CIRCULATION, ‘ETC.

P Ea x beene 0 klk. ANOTHER NEW ORK BOMB IS WORK OF BUNGLING AMATEDA

@PPOSED ELECTING MAN WHU MAKKIBD VUUG AND  _ . .. «, MARY OF MOVIE FAM)

ZELENAKA UNDER PROBE.   Man Arrested, in Pittsburg) With Dynamite Caps in Possession.

SUSPECT IN WALL STREET EXPLOSION IS HELD AT PITTSBURG; EXPLOSIVES FOUND IN SUIT CASE: TRACING HIS MOVEMENTS   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Pole, Taken With Suitcase -. of Dynamite, May Solve ~ Blast Mystery.   “GLUES MAY LEAD TO ~ - SCORES OF ARRESTS   ‘Suspect Gloated Over Deeds to Train Companion; is —— Pa seer Powder-W orker:-~

Suspect in New York Bomb Outrage Is Under Arrest   Florian Zelenaka, Cdught With Dynamite in Suit Case, Declares He Obtained Explosives While Working In Mines—Was in Brooklyn When Blast Occurred, He Tells. Federal Officers.

BOMB PLOT SUSPECT HELD AT PITTSBURGH   QUIZZED BY FEDERAL AGENTS, POLE UNABLE TO EXPLAIN POSSESSION OF DYNAMITE,

POLE WiTH DYNAMITE TELLS QUEER STORY   Claims To Have Worked As Tailor Miner And Concrete Laborer  Ir Brief Time.

Noted Men At Peary’'s Funeral      ‘th Pole Clainant Gaid to Rest ‘Bo Among Nition's Dead He revs in Historie Arlington.        ;

Body -of Rear Admira Peary Laid fo Rest in Aflington Cemetery Today   Volley of Shots Fired as Casket was Lowered Into Grave—Pall Bearers .

PLAN REORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL GUARE   STRENGTH OF 427,000 MEN“PRO. VIDED BY WAR DEPARTMENT. PROGRAM ANNOUNCED.

WAR MOTHERS COMMITTEES   The State Committees Appointed Include Three Fountain County Mothers

WILSON LEADERS SECURE CONTROL AT EVERY ANGLE   Nomination ‘Speeches Will Be Permitted Before Any   Vote on Platform   ROBINSON WINS CHEERS BY DENOUNCING ENEMY   No Dramatic Action But tt _ ts Seen That Wilson Has Absolute Control

DEMOCRATS WILL HEAR NOMINATING CPEFTHES THAN   Balloting for Nominee Canno Begin, However, Until Platform is Adopted.   CONVENTION DENIES SEAT TO SENATOR J. A. REED   Speech of Permanent Chairman Robinson Devoted Almost Entirely to Arraignment of Republican Platform and Defense Administration

CONVENTION CLEARS DECK FOR ACTION   PREL LIMINARIES, OU OUT OF WAY D WILL GET DOWN TO AREAL BUSINESS TODAY

WOMEN ON NATIONAL COMMITTEE DECIDED IN THE CONVENTION   Unit Rule is Upset When Dele. gates Elected by Districts Get Individual Voice.   ADMINISTRATION RETAINS CONTROL OF MACHINERY   Nominating Speeches to 7” Made Before Platform is Completed by Committee.

REPUBLICANS ARE FLAYED BY RORINSOR      Arkan: Senator As Permanent Chairman Of Democralie Con vention Continues. -To Pound Eivad es BLZs           NO APOLOGY FOR ARTICLE X   Declarés G. 0. PL-Has ‘"Trifled With Hearts and Conscience Of Anierican People” In Handling  Wien “SP eexcopey   PRELIMINARIES. . COMPLETED

PARTY PRINGIPLES MAY BE FORTHCOMING TODAY   SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION PREPARED FUR PRESENTATION OF PLATFORM.   Administration Forces Continne in Control, With Smeothness of All Proceedings.

WILSON FORGES IN APPARENT GONTROL OF THE CONVENTION   Democrats Wind Up Prelimin aries for Real Business Today.   CHEER SLAMS AT THE G.0.P.

WOMEN GIVEN EQUAL POWERS BY DEMOCRATS   Convention Puts Them on Same Footing With Male Voters.

Balloting, However, Will Not Be Permitted Until Platform Committee Makes Report; Permanent Chairman Robinson Denounces Republican Procrastination   DELEGATES IN CHEERFUL MOOD

CANDIDATES DAY AT CONVENTION SAN FRANCISCO   Nominating Speeches In Order hut nm Ballots TH) the Platform iy z Adopted,  .

DEMOCRAT MACHINE RUNS TRUE TO FORM   WILSON STEAM ROLLER POTENT AT SAN FRANCISCO.   Reugh and Ready Tactics Pureeecd and Withal Good-uaturcéd—Convention Paves Way fer  Nominations.

ADMINISTRATION  FORGES CONTROL ALL MACHINERY AT CONVENTION   Anti-Wilson Contests Ara Brushed Aside With Haste; Delegates Will Get Down Ton Riuciness Today.   GREAT AUDITORIUM IS PACKED TO CAPACITY   Senator Robinson, In His Address, Paints a Gloomy Outlook For the Republieane At Next Election,

SECOND DAY OF NATIONAL CONVENTION   Reed Unseated and Senator Robinson Made Permanent Chairman.

6.0,P. FUND LIMT PUT AT $4,079,000 BY TREASIIRER (PHAN   National, State And Conressionat Funds Included He i  Says. i

LESS THAN FIVE MILTIONS ASKED   Treasurer Upham of the Republican National Committee Denies Coex’s Charges.   FEDERAL OFFICIALS URGED RY DEMOCRATS

GREAT DISASTER IN HONDURAS   TERRIFC STORM CAUSES LOSS OF MANY LIVES.

A RAW: SORE THROAT   ” Bases Quickly When You Anoly 2 Little Musterole.

POLES AND AEDS ARE FRATERNIZING   Troops in Contact on Marienwerder Front Are Friendly.   GEN. BUDDENY TAKES PINSK   Polish Forces Are Making Desperate Effort to Save Lemburg—Women and Children Dig Trenches While Men Fight.

RED TROOPS AND POLES FRIENDLY   Soldiers in Contact on the Marienwerder Frontier Are Fraternizing.   2,000 POLES ARE DISARMED   General Buddeny’s Cavalry Captures Pinsk—Poliah Forces Making Great Effort to Save Lemberg— Women and Children Dig Defenses.

~— AREFRIENDLY   Soldiers in Contact on the Marienwerder Frontier Are Fraternizing.   2,000 POLES ARE DISARMED   ' General Buddeny’s Cavairy Captures Pinsk—Polish Forces Making Great Effert to Gave Lemberg— Women and Chijdren Dig Defenses.

QUIET CHRISTMAS  _ AT WHITE HOUSE   CAYIETY OF PRESIDENT’S GRAND -CINILDREN WILL BE MISSED ~ FROM CAPITOL THIS YEAR

SANTA WILL NOT STOP AT WHITE HOUSE FRIDAY   Absence of President's. Grand children Will Make Christmas Celebration Quiet

QUIET CHRISTMAS  IN WHITE HOUSt   No Children to Make Welkin Ring in President Wilson’s Mansion.

PULANY ACK SUMI RISING.   President Leon Bourgeois Urges Renexeal of Friendty Relations.

JURY DECLARES JESS BOY CRAZY   Fifteen Year Old Slayer of His Fata   er Mentally Deficient Since Birth, Will be Taken to State institution for Treatment of Mind.  i :

SENATE PASSES THE ARMY BILL   Measure Provides for Giving Medal of Honor to Verdun.

ANNUAL ARMY BILL PASSED BY SENATE TOTALS $415,919,000   Measure Shows Increase Ov. er House Draft—Goes to Conference

SENATE ACCEPTS HUGE ARMY BILL   Upper House Makes Some De: ductions in House Bill; Goes to Conference

SENATE PASSES THE ARMY BIL   Measure Carries With’ $415,000,000 an Increase Over House -Bill. ;

IN ARMY IL   Boosts Amount About $24.000,000 Over the House Measure, But Less Than That For Present Year.

WILL ADMIT GERMANY   Allies Want Former ‘Enemy ir League of Nations.   Paris and London Will Welcome Ber .linta Entry—See Strength fer All in New -Move,

TO LET GERMANY IN   PLAN TO ADMIT BERLIN INTO LEAGUE OF NATIONS.   Allies Will Welcome Former Enemy’ Entry—See Strength for All Concerned,

WITHHOLDS FINN EXTRADITION   loth Sides Announce Additional  Evidence WtIil Be Introduced.

TER-CENTENARY OF PILGRIMS LANDING      Pageant Presented at North Trurc Mass., Commemorating Arrival of Pilgrim Fathers.

GOMPERS “CHAMPIONS COX IN LABOR DAY SPEECH;  HARDING ‘NICE GENTLEMAN

IRISH RAIDERS USE UNIFORM AS DISGUISI   Armed Men, Dressed as Troons, At tack Fermanagh Barracks— Troops Use Guns.   UNION LABOR HEAD CHAMPIONS COX   Gompers Speaks for Democratic Nominee--Harding “Nice Gentleman.”

GOMPERS DECLARES FOR GOVERNOR COX   Labor Chief Characterizes Harding as ‘‘Nice Respectable Gentleman”

DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEF’S CANDI DACY IS CHAMPIONED BY VETERAN LABOR LEADER

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE 15 CHAMPIONED BY. SAMUEL COMPERS: (N CHIC TALK

KANSAS COURT ENDS STRIKES   No Walkouts in State Since Industrial Tribunal Became Oeprative Nine Months Ago.

KANSAS COURT ENDS STRIKES   No Walkouts in. State. Sirice linduatriat Tribunal Became Ocprative a Nine Months Age. - .

GERMANY OPPOSED   ‘She Doesn’t Like. Such- Large Armies Of Occupation Now,

ALLIED ARMY I ~ GERMANY TOD LARGE   Germans. Claim That the Pre paratio s Are Too Extensive  ‘hat Germany Should  Nat Pay for That Force. — Want Bxeunones Remaved.

OCCUPYING TROOPS HIGHLY EFFICIENT   German Minister Objects to Expense.

GERMANY KICKS Al KEEPING UP  ALLIED ARMIES   She Does Not Want To Be Saddled Down, Says Premier.

GERMANS PROTESI STRENGTH OF ARM}   POREIGN MINISTER SIMONS SAYS ALLIES KEEP BIG ARMY ON TEUT SOIL

BODY OF CHILD  KIDNAPPED HAS BEEN GIVEN UP, FOREVER LOST   Bottom of the Schuylkill River Dragged In Vain For Little Corpse ;   WEIGHT 1S LOCATED

N HUNT FOR COUGHLIN BABY IN RIVER   Believe Body Was Decomposed and Washed Away Long Ago.   SEARCH UNAVAILING   Long String of Crimes Laic To Door Of Perpe"trator.

“GET BEHIND THEM.         Help Pat’ the Laval Sunday Schoo ‘Class Up Frent.

GET BEHIND THEM.      Help Put the Local Sunday Schoo) Class Up Front.

GREECE IS UNEASY.   High Tonsféit Shown by Outhreaks  Even In Chureh-

VENIZELOS NAME CREATES A ROM   Disorders in Greek Churcl Result of Service for Ex-Premier.

FACTION OF GREECE WANTS VENIZELOS TO RETURN      Meanwhile King Constantine’s Health Is Bad; American ‘Woman ‘Now Princess

Invasion, Rioting And Ailing Ruler Perturb Hellas   King Ts Ill, Princess Talks Heir-Apparent Plans Trip, “Tatest” From Athens

DISORDERS IN ATHENS MARK -VENIZELDS: ARY   One Newspaper Predicts That  Former Premier Will LS Return to Greece.   AMERICAN TO-MARRY. ' PRINCESS. SAYS RUMOR’   Widow of Late King Alexander on Friendly Terms: With  Greek Royaity °

DISORDERS ARISE IN-ATHENS CHURCH   a: e a . Services in Honor of Former Premier.

TROUBLE IN GREECE OVER FORMER PREMIER   DISORDERS AT CHURCH SER. VICE IN HONOR OF VENIZELOS   Greek Cabinet Feels Alarm Over Depredations of General Wrangel’s Troops

GREEKS RIOT OVER VENIZELOS   Church Service in Honor ef Former Premier Starts Trouble— " Eulogy in Paper.

VENIZELOS PREDICTED   Disorders Occur During ‘Services in Honor of the Former Premier Yesterday.

A HEAVY BLIZZARD HOLDS EAST IN GRIF   pected to. Blow Tito. the Ov. Sunday Morning.       pend Disappear

EAST IN GRIP OF SEVERE BLIZZARD   Surface Traffic is Paralyzed in New York   FACES SHORTAGE OF COAL!

KETCHAM READS THE GRAND ARMY   No Selection of City for 1921 Encampment.

WM, KETCHAM NAMED CHICE —OFTIEGAR   Indianapolis Man Selected Commander—Place Left to the Conacil.   CLOSING SESSIONS TODAY   Veterans Refuse to Join Federa tion of Soidier Orders.

GRAND ARMY MEN BALK AT JOINING THE FEDERATION   Fear Loss of Individs uality in Joining Other Organizations.

WA. KETCHAM  OF INDIANA, HEADS THE 6. & VETERANS  Was Chosen at the Closing Sessior   Was Chosen at the Closing Sessior of.the Encampment Today.

KETCHAM NEW G. A. R. CHIEF   Indianapolis Veteran Chosen Comman der of the “Old-Timers.”

KETCHUM 15 ELECTED GRAND SOMMANGER (lt VL WAR VETERANS   INDIANAPOLIS MAN WILL DIREC? GRAND ARMY OF REPUBLIC DURING THE YEAR.

 Federation With American Legion and  Spanish-American Veterans  Meets Opposition.

GAA. MAY STAGE FIGHT OF UNITING WITH OTHER VETS   Federation Proposal fs One of Three Matters Left for Closing Sessions.

KETCHAM COMMANDS'G. A. R.   Indianapolis Veteran Chosen Chief of Fifty-Fourth Encampment at the— ; - Closing Session.

KETCHAM ELECTED   Indianapolis Man Named Commander of G. A. R. Today.

“FRHTIG TRI   Confers today with several national conimittee members in Washington   HAYS REMAINS ON THE JOG   Headquarters to be maintained in several of the larger cities

HARDING MEETS PARTY LEADERS IN CONFERENCE  PLANS FOR AN AGGRESSIVE   PLANS FOR AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN ARE WELL UNDER WAY.

FIRE AT CONEY ISLAND.      Majestic Baths and Hotel Connected Were Destroved.

GENERAL STRIKE INTERRUPTED BY FEDERAL ACTION   Mexican Government Reaches Settlement With Dock Work ers at Vera Cruz.

STRIKE IN MEXIC( SPREADING   Genéral Walkout at Vera Cruz, However, is Checked

SOCIALISTS ARE ATTACKED.   Brief Charges  Assemblymen Have Rendered Themselves Amendable to Espionage Act.

LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS   Counse! for Assembly Makes Public Brief Charging Defendants Amendable to Terms of Eponage Act.

WOULD TRY SOCIALISTS UNDER ESPIONAGE ACT   Prosecution Charges Five Men Are Amenable to Law Because of “Disloyalty”

ee tre erati a d  District Attorney Clyne Asks Dealer to Explain Advance of Almost Z2iOo in Six Vearse.

POUR MILK INTO THE RIVERS   illinois Producers, Minus Markets Feed Thousands of Galions to the Fish.

MAIN CONTEST IN STATE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IS SEEN   Tn Action of Governor Cox In Allowing Gardnel -Bill To Become Law Without Sjenylyave,

SOLON ADMITS —TAXSOLUTION  AT BEST ISA    POOR EXCUSE   Republican Replies To The _ Cox Criticism By Asking  Governor’s Advice   GOVERNOR HAS NONE   Campaign “Issue. Will Be Made On Subject Both Parties Fell Down On

GREEKS TAKE TOWNS      Movements Are Vesiensd to. Frustrat, a Turk Gife: ste.  i hwwmdiumnik Deans:

GREEKS IN DRIVE  INTO ASIA MINOR   ADVANCE IN. FOUR DIREC TIONS AND TAKE SEVERAL TOWNS   DESTROY ARMY CROPS   ‘British Warships Inflict Heavy Casualties on Turks Entrenched : at Ismid   Greek Army Used in General Interest of Allies Against Turks, Savs Foch

GREEK FORGES ADVANCING UN TURK SOLDIER   ONE DIVISION OF TURKS ANNIHI LATED AND SEVERAL TOWNS ARE CAPTURED.

BRITISH BOMBARD TURKISH LINE .AT ISMID, ASIA MINOR   Reports from Near East Tell  Of Shelling of Troops of  Sultan and the lnflicting of Feaful Losses.

GREEKS IN DRIVE ~~ INTO ASIA MINOR   ADVANCE IN FOUR DIREC TIONS AND TAKE SEVERAL TOWNS —¢       British Warships Inflict Heavy Casuullies on Turks Entrenched at Ismid   Greek Army Used in General [u. terest of Allies Against Turks. Says Fach

GREEK OFFENSIVE MAKING PROGRESS   CAPTURED TOWNS” FROM TURKS IN ASIA MINOR AND BRITISH SHIPS AID IN ATTACK.

BARRIER FANS Wl ON “OF REDAGENTS      “Underground Railway”. Used by Bolsheviki to Bring: into - Holland Soviet “Missionaries”. on Way to America”   ELABORATE PRECAUTION FUTILE AS HINDRANCE   Constant Current of “Undesir-ables"’ Crosses German ¥rontier Despite Great Cordon Established

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INROADS OF BOLSHEVIK!   American Consuls in Europeee Daetn Tretvared   (Ahother report regarding the plans!  of the reds to invade America is given on page 4),

Attempt to Use Holland as Clearing House in Thei1 Desire to Reach America Uncle Sam Will Keep ar  . Eye on Them.   OFFER U. S. AGENTS LARGE BRIBES TO AID THEIR ENTRY

IN NE     y SPRING CLOTHES,   Street Cleaning ©. Force — Getting Streets and Alleys Cleaned,

IN NEW SPRING CLOTHES.   Street Cleaning Force Getting Streets and Alleys Cleaned,

PROPOSAL TO TRY GERMANS IN GERMAN COURT DENIED   Was Suuwested by German Govern: ment, List of Germans te be Tried pa Approved,

For Trial of Garman Officials Accus: ed of Crime in Germany Rejected.

DISCUSS SOLDIER BONUS   Helieve That Great Majority of Seldiers Would Choose Cash or Treasury Certificate.

$1,350,000,000 -of Amount, Must Be Raised Within 30 Days in Cash, the Senate Financial Committee Is Told.   Opposition to Provisions of Pending Law Is Voiced By Head of the Soldiers’- and Sailors’ Legion in Bitterness

a enamel  BONUS MEASURE FOR WORLD WAR SOLDIERS   “Adjusted Compensation" Would Entail Payment Of Huge Sum In Cash.

STRIKING YAROMEN WILL REMAIN QU   They Meet in St. Louis anc Vote to Continue Strike: Some. Return to Work

WARSAW IS HOLDING QUT WELL AGHINGT BOLSHEVIK ATTACKS   Successful Counter Offensives by the Poles Are Reported by French Foreign Office.   GOD I$ TOO HIGH, FRANCE TOO FAR   Fortified by the Counsel of France’s Expert Soldiers, Polish Troops Take Up Despairing Cry of 1831 and Pluck Up Their Spirits.

BRITISH CHAMPION ELIMINATED.   Canadian and French Title Holders Oantlifv at Rosivn.

As Convention Opens For Renewed Balloting,Cox and McAdoo MenrAre Both Confident.   Twenty-Third Ballot.

Texas Man Arrested at Long Beach Wanted on Charges of Using U. §. Mails to Defrau

AN UNDER ARREST FOR PROMCTING iL SWINTLE TAROUGH POSTAL SERVICE   SEVERAL PERSONS CONNECTE! WITH ALLEGED SWINDLE: HAD MANY VICTIMS,

Bolsheviki Demand Surrender of Poles; Fighting Continues   Warecaw Steichen.

COMMISSIONERS HAVE BEEN LOST   NoWord Has Been Heard From Polish Representatives Since They Crossed the Line--Dread Felt in Warsaw.

NAMES OF WOOD, LOWDEN AND JOHNSON PRESENTED DURING FIRST FOUR HOURS   Tumultuous Demonstrations Accom: pany Proposals for Favor= ite Candidates   SESSION FORCED AT HIGH SPEED IN EFFORT TO REACH BALLOT TONIGH?

BICDEMONSTRATION WAS GIVEN TO EACH OF THE “BIG THREE”   GOVERNOR ALLEN LED OFS WITH NOMINATING SPEECH POR Went   MAY BALLOT TONIGHT   Wood Forces Fighting Move to Take a Recess After Speeches Are Finished   IN SWELTERING HEAT   Delegates Grow Impatient as the Speeches for the “Favorite Sons” are Made

BIGDEMONSTRATION WAS GIVEN TO EACH OF THE “BIG THREE”   MAY BALLOT TONIGHT   Wood Forces Fighting Move to Take a Recess Afler Speeches Are Finished   IN SWELTERING HEAT      Delegates Grow Impatient as the Spesches for the “Favorile Sons” are Made

Sweating Delegates Prance About Hall Waving Flags Following Eulogies of Their Choices—-Reterence to Wilson Administration as “Royal Family” Brings ‘tumultuous Cheers.

CANDIDATES ARE PRESENTED AMID FLOW OF ORATOR   NOISY DEMONSTRATION FOR CALIFORNIA MAN   In Effort to Make Proceedings Speedy, Time Limit Is Placed on All Speeches Seconding  Nominations.

HEART STOPS IN / DENTIST'S CHAIR   Allamakee County Farmer Dies Almost As He Warns Doctors to Tell Wife if Anything Happens.

rARM BUREAUS RAP AT UNREST   National Federation Opposes Radicais Strikes and Shorter Hours in Chicago Convention Today

& Short But. Interesting Program ts Being Arranged for the Occasion by a Committee of the Business Men of LeMars.

TO GET ACQUAINTED   MEN AND BOYS DINNER TO BE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY   ALL BOY SCOUTS ARE CINVITED   & Short But Interesting Program ts Being Arranged for the Occasion by a Committee of the Business Men of LeMars.

BANDITS WOUND ILLINOIS. NASB)   Andrew Tarbox, Postmaster at Gibson City, Shot By Robbers,

PONZI’S DEBTS ARE 3 MILLION   Boston Financier Declares His Liabilities as He Faces Bankrupt Court.-

Governor Gets Ninety-one Ont of First Hundred Votes Cast at Wichita.

The Retail, Food — Prices: Reduced   ‘A Sligh - Reduction in Teetait: Poa “Prices for: November as Comp: ty ed With’ October

FOOD PRICES GOING DOWN   Springfield, lll., Slowest to Cut, Says ‘ Bureau of Statistica at Washington. -

RENDER flO DECISION IN DEBATE AT TOKIO   Students Speak Vehemently on Question Shall Japan Fight America?

OTUDENTS DEBATE WAR WITH YANKS   JAPANESE STUDENTS GOOD NAT UREDLY DISCUSS A DELICATE QUESTION

JAPS SPLIT 5050 ON PROPOSAL TO LICK THE U.S.   Students Debate Ques: tion of War at Tokio ' University.

JAP STUDENTS © DEBATE IDEA OF WAR WITH U.S   Myiendly Discussion, But  gap  anese Viewpoint of Ora ors Can be Seen.

JAPS ARE DIVIDED ON WAR QUESTION   Expediency of Attackinc U.S. Only Issue.

JAPANESE STUDENTS ARGUE QUESTION OF WAR WITH AMERIC;   No Vote Taken After Debate But Audience Seems Evenly Divided,

GHIHUARUA GITY TAKEN BY REBELS   Former Federals Stationed at Garrison Seize the Capital.   WASHINGTON GETS REPORT   Carranzistas Sent to Recapture Gar. rison Clash With Enemy in Mountains—Tobasco to Revolt—vU.  S. Cruisers at Mexican Ports.

BATTLE IS ON _ FOR CHIHUAHUA   Rebels Take ‘Over City and Carranzistas Are Sent to Recapture It.   FIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS   Garrison at Juarez, Across Rio Grande From El Paso, Remains Loya!—vU. S. Warships Arrive at Mexican Ports.

BATTLE IS ON FOR CHIHUAHUE   Reels Take Over City and Gar. _fanzistas. Are Sent to: Rez ~~ : capture It.   FIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS   Garrison at Juarez, Across Rio Grande From Et Paso, Remains Loval-—U. 'S. Warships Arrive at Mexican Ports.

LAKE COUNTY EXGAGES IN MERRY BOOZE FIGH   Three. of Maj. Dairymple’s ‘Agents Arrested for Larceny ° After Cénfiscating Auto. ;

DISPUTES AMONG AUTHORITIES.   Dry Enforcement Officers In Dispute With Authorities at Gary,

LEAGUE TO FOLLOW A CAUTIOUS POLIC   BRITISH LABOR LEADER DECLARES “TOO MUCH QUIB’ BLE” IN DECISION.   Absence From Assembly of Four Exemy Countries Eeferred To ’ by English Delegate.

BRITISH LABOR LEADER — SINS TOO. MUUCH QUIBBLE “IN LEAGUE PROCEEDINGS   Assembly Decides First - Step Foy Disarmament Of Nations Mus: Be Cautious and Deliberate.

U.S. POLICY ON ARMS IS CLOG TO THELEACUE   Go <Abeut Disarmament Slowly While America Te QOhat   CONSIDER #EX-ENEMIES   FRANCE CLAIMS RIGHT TO RESTORE ARMS DESTROYED DUR-NG WAR

LEAGUE DEBATES ON DISARMAMEN’   Assembly’s Deliberate Proced ure on Subject Brings Criticism

DISARMAMENT OF LEAGUE MEMBERS 1) 10 BE SLOW   Effort Is to Be Made to Prevent Further Increase and Eventual But Remote KFlimination.

Process Must Be Cautious and Deliberate Says Committee; American Absence From League Is Invoked as One Reason for Rec commending Slow. and Gradual Policy   TWO DELEGATES RAP DECISION

CAITIGIOM MUST BE AVOIDED okY LEAGUE MEMBERS   “TOO MUCH Qu IBBLE AND NOT ENOUGH PLUCK,” BARNES DECLARES.

MUCH QUIBBLE, H PLUCK  —- GAYC  ABD I EANED      Barnes Criticizes League of Nations for Going Slow on Disarmament; Is Sup‘ported by Christian, Norway’s Leader.

TOO MUCH QUIBBLE, NOT ENOUGH PLUCK, AARNES DECLARES   Criticises Decision of League of Nations Assembly on Disarmament.   FIRST STEP WILL BE CAUTIOUS AND DELIBERATE   Policy United States, by More or Less Veiled Allusions, In. voked as One Reason Why Question Cannot be Boldly Grappled With at This Time

THREE DIE AS B. & M. TRAIN’ HITS WASHOUI   Locomotive and 3 Car: Drop 35 Feet into Millers River.

TRAIN ON WAY TO AYER WRECKED   Engine and Cars Fell Into Deep Hole and Became Completely Submerged   Three Men Who Lost Lives Were in Engine Cab—  Temnorary Line Set IIn

NAME CUMMINGS AS “KEYNOTER   lemoeratic National Chair. man Is Chosen As Temporary Presiding Officer

CUMMINGS WILL. SOUND DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTI          . G.. Hoffman Will Call Na tional Convention in San _ Francisco" “te Order.   WEST . CLINCHES — MEET

U. S. BILL HITS ANARCHISTS   Senate Committee Favorably Reports Drastic Measure.

TO MAKE LAW STRONGER      House Alien Deportation Measure Ordered Favorably Reported

SENATE BODY HITS ALL REDS   Reports Favorably on Biil to Deport and Bar Anarchists From Country.

SINN FELN OUTRAGE.   Documents Discovered Last Week Told  nf WPtans

SINN FEIN AGENTS HELD RESPONSIBLE BY DUBLIN CASTLE   Policeman Slain When He At. tempts to Arrest’ Incendiary; $500,000 Blaze at Cork.   DOWNING STREET BARRICADED

NEW YORK FLYER WRECKED THIS MORNING WEST OF ANNVILLE   Five Cars, Including the Pullman, Were Over: turned—Only One Person Injured—Great Ex citement Prevailed for a Time—Lebanon Phy sicians and Nurses at the Station Ready to be TaLan tn the Serane.

Cars washed at Osborn & Vor gang's, Phone 374, Coats Bldg. Adv. Feb. 17 to Mar 17.

ASING   ‘Reports Shows the Par ty in France Has In creased in Year

{TOLtnuUed On Frage BMignt)  FIRST COAL CASE      Initial Action Under Lever Act Begins Wednesday —

WILL RUN ‘OPEN SHOP   New York Clothing Mannufacturers Association To Da Sn

REJECT ITALY’S: - ADRIATIC PLAN   A Full Acceptance of President Wilson’s Proposals Ls Insisted Upon at San Remo   ANOTHER GERMAN NOTE   Agreement  Between Premiers  Millerand and Lloyd George : Will Form Its Basis

PAUL JARVIS TO SPEAK HERE THURSDAY NIGHT   SPEAKS FROM WEST SIDE BAND STAND TOMORROW NIGHT

PAUL JARVIS TO SPEAK HERE THURSDAY NIGHT           S FROM WEST SIDE ND TOMORROW N

WORKERS LEAVING WITH MILLIONS   Immigrants Arriving Here Mostly Nonproducers,

WORKERS LEAVING ~ WITH: RiILLIONS   Inratgrants Arciving Here Mostly ~ Nonproducers,--

WORKERS TAKE $500,000,000   Huge Amount of Savings Taken to Eu. rope by Those Emicrating Frorn the U. &.

EMIGRANTS TAKE LARGE SUM   Workers Returning to Homes in Europe Carry Out $500 000,000.

SPAIN MAY ADOPT NEW POLICY,   Disposition Shown to Break Away  From Isolation.

SPAIN AND GREAT BRITAIN MAY NEGOTIATE A TREATY   Reports Not Verified, Yet Conversations Have Been Progressing Along That Line for Some Time.

NORA BAYES {iS BRIDE AGAIN   Musical Comedy Star Becomes Wife of the Leading Man at Springfield Illinola.

NORA BAYES MARRIED _TO HER LEADING MAN   Ceremony Performed at Springfield, Tl.

President Gives Out Stenographers Report of Paris Conference. Dealing With Fatnous Speech Regarding U.S. Ald to European Countries.

YS SPENCER STATEMENT FALSE   Says He Did. Jot Assure Roumanla That American Military Aia Would pe Furnished If Necessary,

RECORDS UPSET SPENCER CHARGE THAT PRESIDENT PROMISED TO SEND U. S. TROOPS TO EUROPE

PRESIDENT’S TALK GIVEN VER BATIM   ANOTHER CHAPTER IN CONTRO. VERSY WITH SPENCER = onee     aaa:   TUMULTY MAKES NO COMMENT      Wilson’s Private Secretary Says the Letter Speaks for Itself. Wards are Capable of Different  interpretationgs. -

STENUGRAPHIC RECORDS THROW LIGHT — : ON WILSON-SPENCER RANTRAVERSY

OPPrIiCr AL  SURNIMtHFMES SENDS FULL REPORT OF PRES. ADBRESS TO HIW   PRESIDENT HID NOT WAKE THE GEMARES ATTRIBUTED TO HIM BY SEN. SPENCER

WILSON DID NOT ‘MAKE PROMISE OF ARMED AD TO NEW, WEAK NATIONS   Official Stenographic Report: of Speech at Peace Conference Shows President Said Small Nations’ Would Evnart Moin tn Proaserve Covenant. © ——--—

WHITE HOUGE MAKES PUBLIC STATEMENT CF WILSOW'S REMARK’   Adds Another Chapter to Contro_ versy Between President and Senator From Missouri.

President’s ‘Address in Peace Conference Made Public at White House.   REFUTES SPENCER CHarrr   Missouri Senater Avers Wilson Had Pledged U. S. ‘Aid to Serbtans.

Says That He Never Could and Never Would Send leet To Europe As Missouri Senator Claimed in Letter.

CORD SHOWS "ai SAYING OF PRESIDENT   Charge of Senator Spencer Seems to Have Been Based on ‘\»  Misinterpretation.      Réport Made Public   Transcript of Plenary Session of ‘Peace Conference Dis. closed Today.

REPORT OF PEACE CONFERENCE IS AGAINST SPENCER   PRESIDENT WILSON'S STATEMENT REGARDING RUMANIA - AND SERBIA UPHELD.   F. H. Oarison Chicago, Official Shorthand Reporter of the Peace Conference, Gives Out

RECORDS SHOW ALLEGATION OF SPENCER FALSE   President Gave Roumania and Serbia No Guarantee of American Aid, But Endeavored to Show That They Must Abide by Findings of Peace  Conference in Order to Insure Peace

WHITE HOUSE ISSUES STATEMENT ~SPENCER DISPUTE   SAYS WILSON'S SPEECH DID NOT PROWISE U, TROOPS TO Lit BOT MANTA

‘Official Wording Indicates ‘Executive Said Balkans Merely Expected Help

BRITISH COAL MINERS PLAN TO QUIT JOBS   England Places an Embargo on Coal Export, Effective Immediately   RAIL SERVICE TO BE CUT   NO SIGNS OF MEDIATION SHOWN TO AVERT NATION WIDE STRIXE

TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT GOAL FAMINE   England.  Cabinet Discusses All Plans Necessary To Protect the Public Interests.

DRITAIN {3 READY TO MEET STRIKE OF MILLION MINERS   Confidence in and Sympathy With Government Is Expressed in London—Work  Is to Stop Tonight.

NO SIGNS OF MEDIATIGN OR INTERVENTION SEEN      APPARNTLY STRIKE OF BRITISH MINERS MUST TAKE USUAL COURSE — CONSUMERS HAVE ACCUMULATED LARGE STOCKS

SCANT HOPE HELD OF AVERTING A STRIKE   MILLION BRITISH COAL MINERS BENT ON GOING OUT.   No Signs of Intervention or Media tion to Avert Crisis—Government Prepared and Has Sympathy of Pablic.

ENGLISH COAL STRIKE  SATURDAY IMMINENT   Government Shows No Signs of Intervention or Mediation— Fuel Conservation Urged.

ENGLISH MINERS’ STRIKE IMPENDS   Ne Steps Toward intervention o: Mediation Are Known to Have Been Taken

NO AGTION TAKER TO AVERT BRITISH MINERS WALKGU   Oy Aveomiatod Pree. ORDERS EMPOWERING AUTHO’ TIKS TAKE ECONOMIC STEPS ISSUED.

TS PEAS FO FOAL MINERS’ STRIKE      PUBLIC SAID TO BE STOCKED UP WELL AND A LONG SIEGE MAY BE ENDURED, IF RAILS ARE NOT TIED UP, AS WELL.

BRITAIN PREPARES FOR STRIKE OF HER MINERS      More Than a Millien Men Will  be Called From the Coal = ane

NILLIQN AMINER END WORK TODAY IN BRITISH MINES   Sympathy of Public Said To Be With Government as Mediation Refused’   THREE MONTHS’ SUPPLY OF COAL NOW ON HANO   Concede That Miners Entitled To Increase But Criticise Method of Appeals.

Lioyd-George Remains in London Pre‘pared to Meet Crisis; Large Stocks: of nal Have Reon Accumulated. —

WILL LECTURE ON TROUBLES OF A MERCHANT   Mr. H. Roctey * ° er BO to Merchants of tonia Thereday Ment of ill Give Many elpful Hints and Suggestions.

iS VOR BUSINESS MEN ON ERIDAY EVENING   ! at ae Re ‘prea bvent of Interest to All indi  ana Kesidenis at Y. .M. Cy A ip pores

DISASTER SEEN IN ~ EXCHANGE DECLINE   SENATOR THOMAS WILL URGE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTER. NATIONAL MONEY COMMIS. SION TO CO-OPERATE WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES

SENATOR FEAR: A GULLAPOE IN NANCE IF US   Conditions Bordering on Panic Forecast if Stabilization is Not Hastened   -XPORT OF U. S. GOODS DECLARED ENDANGERED   TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIV! SUGGESTS THREE POSSIBLI MODES OF STABILIZING FOR HIGN EXCHANGE,

TIPTON ON! ROUTE.   New Truck Company Will Have System Over Central Part of Saare,

AT POINT BARROW. STATION   Revenue Cutter Bear Reaches Mission in Alaska First Time in Two Years.

POINT BARROW IS REACHED   U. S. Cutter at Station First Time in Turn Wears.

BANKS START A DRIVE TO CURB EXTRAVAGANCE   ACTION IS TAKEN BY THE FINAN. IAL INSTITUTIONS TO PRO. TECT JFSSENTIALS         BE. OF; Welch, Who Has Returned Frow Eastern Trip, Says the Ranks Are Protecting Legitimate

DRIVE TO CURB LATRAVAUANGL   W.C, PIERCE RETURNS FROM AN EASTERN TRIP TOTEY,   I) PROTECT PRODUCTION   .U. Ss. Banting System Is Tichtening on Noiessentinis in Order te  Protect Legitimate Business,

GREAT HOLE BLOWN — IN SIDE OF CROWE AND MANY INJURED   Hundred Persons Believed tc Be Trapped; Firemen Enter Hold With Gas Masks

THREE KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION ON BOARD OIL SHIP   One of the Dead Is Blown 20€ Feet in Air by Blast at Brooklyn Dock.

UV. WA WILL BEGIN SPEAKING TOUR th EARNEST, AUG. 17  With Tonr in Middle Weet Donhtfnl   With Tour in Middle West Doubtful States and in East.   Early in September He Will Start ¢ Whirlwind Tour of The West.

STOP DEALS IN —STUTZ MOTORS   Governing Committee of Stock Exchanges Takes Unprecedented Action.

FURTHER SALES CE OTUTZ MOTOR SHARES HALTEL   Governing Committee of the Stock Exchanges Temporarily Suspends Cealing in Auto Securities.

RESTRAIN STUTZ METEORIC SPURT   Exchange Governors Temporarily Suspend Further Dea!ings in Motor Shares   MYSTERY VEILS ORDER   Unexplained Ruling Is Without Precedent in History of Stock Exchange

STUTZ MOTORS ARE RULED OUT   Stock Exchange Checks All Dealings in Those  Shares.

THe LEAGUE OPENS   DELEGATES WELCOMED IN AbDRESS BY SWISS PRESIDENT.   League Will Not Get Down to Rez! Business Until Wednesday.

THE LEAGUE: OPEN:      ELEGATES WELCOMED. IN AD DRESS BY SWISS PRESIDENT.   Leagne war Not Get Down to Real Business Until Wednesday,

TAX ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS   STATE BOARD INSTRUCTS TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS

rd CASH VALUE   Lists of Household Good: and Farm Implements Show!d be Filled Out   ASSIST THE ASSESSOR   Res ‘peusibility of Assessor “cnrot be Waived—He is Following Law

LOSES $17,500   President’s Brother-in-law Not a Sue cessful Broker

REPUBLICANS HAND NON-PARTS STIFF BEATING   Lead in North Dakota Is Almost 2 to 1.

Returns From Election in North Da kota Indicate Defeat of Machine Which Sought to Control Repub lican Party; Frazer Way Behind.

TTLE BROWN JUG WORRIES GOV. CO   May Assume Big. Proportions Next Week When Drys Meet At Columbus, O.

DAY SINSISTING THAT COX SHALL BE DEFINITE OF  BOOZE QUESTION   Democratic Neminee Also! Made to Know He is Alive} By Alice Paul and Her   Amazons 

LITTLE BROWN JUG MAY LOOM LARGELY   ‘Dry Forces Propose to Heckle Governor Cox on the Preohihitian Teens

LIQUOR INTERESTS ANNOYING   Drys Say Cox Will Use In fluence To Fight Wines and Beers

UCATIONAL SYSTEM ON VERGE OF COLLAPS!   Presidents of Purdue and  U. Appeal to State Board for More Funds

STATE COLLEGES _ INGRAVE DANGER   UNLESS MORE ‘FUNDS ARE SE “(CURED STATE INSTITUTIONS MAY COLLAPSE. .

PROGRESS MADE TOWARD FIXING R, R, LEGISLATION   JOINT COMMITTEE OF SEN ATE AND HOUSE GIVE IN DICATION OF BEING ABLI TO GET TOGETHER.

AA LEGISLATION   One. Deadlock Between, Conferees Is  Broken—Several Vexations ~- Remain.

CONFEREES “SEE GL   Committee Makes Progress in Agreement On Railroad Legisiation Fliminating Consolidation.

NIABKED PROGRESS ON -ANILROAD LEGISLATION   SENATE AND HOUSE CONFEREES SEE LIGHT AHEAD AFTER LONG DEADLOCK.

OF LIGHT NOW SEEN AHEAL   Several Vexing Differences _ However, Remain te be Ad  justed by Conferees Rail: toad Reorganization Bills.

PROGRESS MADE ON BILLS.   Many Differences to Be Adiusted on Railroad Legislation,

ALLIED ENVOYS SCAN REVOLT   Also Tohe Up Hungarian Demand for Modified Treaty Terms— MarsheJl : Foch Present.

ALLIED ENVOYS SCAN REVOLT   Also Take Up Hungarlan Demand for Modified Treaty Terme—Marehai Foch Preeent.

WORLD NEGRO MEET IS ON   Chief for United States and “Presi. dent of Africa” to Be Chostn at New York.

MARCUS_GAR\ DOGGEDLY PUSHING HIS PET HOBBY   Hundreds of Curiosity Seekers Min gled with Earnest Converts Attend Meeting in New York.

RED UPRISING IN ~ ROUMANIA FEAREL   General Strike Breaks. Out With Bol. shevik Tendencies; Railways Tied Up.

SPEED BURNER ELUDES _ AUTHORITIES ARRESTED BY SANTA ROSA POLIC   BREAKS SPEED LAW-TO OATOH : SAUSALITO BOAT; PAYS. if FINE OF 810

SPEED BUANER ELUDES AUTHORITIES: ARRESTED BY SANTA ROSA POLICE   BREAKS SPEED LAW TO CATOR SAUSALITO BOAT; PAYS VINE OF $10

CHICAGO JURORS CET EVIDENCE   Eight or Ten League Ball Players _____ Slated for Indict, a ment. i   FOREMAN TALKS OF PROBE   Declares Unscrupulour Gamblers and ~ Tricksters Have Reached Some of the Weaker Charactered Men in the Big Organizations.

TD GRAD JUaY   Has Proof of Baseba'l “Crookedness,” Says Foreman.   CONFINED TO FEW PLAYERS   Statement Declares That Eight or Tei Big League Men Are Slated for Indictment—Investigating Body to Be Retained.

FINAL VOTE ON TREATY LOOMS IMMINENT TODA)   Leaders Preparing to Dispose o! All Reservations Before Adjournment.   NIGHT SESSION PROBABLE   Presence of Bryan Influence Gives Added Uncertainty as to Democratic Vote.

‘But Test May Not Come Unti  Friday or Saturday, after All   BRYAN USING HIS INFLUENCE   He is Telling The Democrats To Get The Best Terms They Can And Adopt Treaty,

Plans Ate Being Laid. ‘fo: Night Sessions .in Orde: That the Matter May be Set tled Either for or Against a

SENATE. EJECTS PART RESERVATION   Senator Reed’s Reservation in Attempt to Resume Peace Treaty Consideration Defeated by Vote of F ortyEight to Twenty-Seen

'VILLANOW AT __ ALLANDA, REPORT   Bandit Is Reported to Have From 300 to 3,000 Men—Wires to De La Huerta,

ANTI-BOLSHEYIN MVE MENT FAILS   WRANGEL’S  MOVEH RUSSIA HAS PORT SAYS.  iENERAL MENT IN SOUT COLLAPSED RE   ARMIES ARE WIPED OUT   Forces on the Kuban Front Have Beer Annihilatel and Arney in the Den Region in Peril, retreat 30 Miles.

PoHapse of — Anti-Botshevik Movement Follaws Sharp Defeat—Entire Army Is in Danger of Capture—Reds  increase Pressure Near Lemhacen

WRANGEL’S ARMY TS WIPED OUT   REPORTS DECLARE THAT “ANTIBOLSHEVIKI FORCES ARE DRIVEN BACK MORE THAN FIFTY MILES ON ONE FRONT,

VIRTUAL COLLAPSE OF WRANGEL [S INDICATED   Bolsheviki Claim Anti Armies Practically Wiped Out on Kuban Front in South

His Kuban Expedition Has Been Wiped Out While His Crimean Forces are Bottled Up.

WRANGLE’S SOUTH RUSSIA DEFEAT IS BELIEVED SERIOUS      Wiping Out of Army in Kuban District Leaves Don Army » tee Stranded.   RETREAT FIFTY MILES ~ INDICATED BY MESSAGE   Odessa Object of Advanci  _ Which for Time Seemed, it..... Successful,

VIRTUAL CO COLLAPSE QF ANTE BOLSHBVEM MOVEMENT IN MMUTH BIDBSIA. .      POLES CONTINUE. PREIR. AD. VANCE IN NEIGNBORUOUD OF LIMBESG: .

ARMY REDRGARIZATION AGT OUT OF CONFERENCE   PROPOSAL POR PEDERALIZA TION OF NATIONAL GUARD ANI OTHER SENATE PRENTURES Viti ELIMINATED — MAIN PROVIS rah a

FEDERALIZATION PLAN FOR GUAR KNOCKED OUT O:  NEW ARMY Bilt   Voluntary Universal Military Training Provided For; Draft Act May Be Revived In An A  -_—_ mm és oo   MODEL GENERAL STAFF ALONG FRENCH LINES   Air service, siaqnal Corps and Chemical Warfars Sections To Be Createt Into Separate Branches.

ARMY BILL SHORK OF PROPOSAL TC FEDFRALIZE GUARD      Voluntary Tra ing and Se lective Service Act Also Are Banued.

NEW ARMY BILL  “CHANGES ORDER   Reorganization Measure Has Many Changes Following Trip to Conference

CONFEREES OPPOSE .N.G. FEDERALIZATIO!   The Army Reorganization Bill ‘Emerges From Conference Shorn of Several Senate Proposals

FEDERALIZATION OF GUARD VOTED DOWN   Conference Also Kills Proposal For Automatic Rerewal Of Draft.

NO FEDERALIZING OF GUARD   Arms HReergaanisatieon Bill Bmerges rem Ceaference Wises That Bere iaian_

ARMY REORGANIZATION * BILL TO BE REPORTEL   CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AGREES ON MEASURE PROVIDING FOR

TRAINING PLAN AND DRAFT CUT FROM ARMY BILL   SENATE ABANDONS PLANS TO FEDERALIZE NATIONAL GUARD AND FORCE TRAINING.

GUNFEREES Mt: MANY CHANGES id PENDING ARMY BILL   Most of Senate Proposals Eliminated from Measure   PROVIDES FOR . ARMY OF 297,000

CONFEREES: REVISE. BILL   Leave Guard on Old Basie and Pro pose Reserve Army! Corps.

PROPOSALS SHORN FROM-ARMY BILL   Conferees Reach Agreement on Force of 297,000 Officers and Men   TO CONTINUE‘ GUARD   Enlisted Reserve Corps Would Be Liable to 15 Days Training a Year

National Guard Will Stand Under Reorganization Plaz   Army Bill Shorn of Senate Proposals to Federalize State Militia, in Conference—Voluntary Universal Training System and Selective Service Act Substituted—Peace Army to Be 297,000.

CONFERENCE WORK ON ARMY ACT ENDS   Bill Shorn of Guard Federalization Plan.   MORE CHANGES ARE MADE   Measure as Agreed to Provides for Peace Time Regular Army of 297,000, Officers and Men-——Proposal for New Position of Under Secretary of War Accepted. .

CONFERENCE STR NEW ARMY BILL OF ‘SENATE PROPOSALS   Measure Emerges ‘Minus Auto. . matic Revival: af Draft on Dee; laration of War Emergency.-

SMUGGLING GROWS ~ TO BIG PROPORTIONS   GERMAN GOVERN MENT UN ABLE 10 PROTECT ITS BORDERS      Systemized Efforts Have Made Ei futts of Custom Officers of Litie Value

SOCIALISTS TO MEET.   Switzerland Will Permit Conference at Berne, December 5,

MEMBERS OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST CONGRESS GRANTED TNTRANCE TH SWITPERLAND

REBELS PLAN MARCH ON MEXICO CITY   APITAL IS NOW G FF REVOLUTIONISTS— Cat HUA CONQUEST COMPLETE   DE LA HUERTA PRESIDENT   Chosen Provisional Head of Sonorista Faction’s Government—Form Cabinet

DAP TURE OF MEXILU SHY 0 GOAL OF AEBEL (RIVE   Next Move of Revolutionists Will Be An Advance Upon the Capital, Is Declaration of General Escobar.   EXPLAINS REASON FOR DESERTING CARRANZ   Believed He Was Trying 10 Force Bonillas On People Against Their Will: Train Service Is Resumed.

E ae A ons ay AES 3s re)  wits we yan  cSsTHE URIVERSAL CAR’ Every Ford Owner Should Know :: ::

CHARGE PLOVER COP WITH SLLEGAL FISHING   ALLEGED 10 HA HAVE CAUGH' TROUT WUPLE HANDS FRIDAY

Village’ Marshal at Plover Charged With Having Trout in  ns     we

RAILSTRIKERS ARE INDICTED   Judge.Refuses to Receive . Report; Demands “Leak” Prebe  -

LEARN GRAND JURY ANGERS FEREBAL JURE   Report on {indictment of Railroad Men. Held. Up Pending investigation:

COURT SORE BECAUSE OF LEAK   Refused to Reccive Grand Jury Indictments Agatnst Strike Tenders.

JUDGE REFUSES T0 RECEIVE JURY REPOR   Orders Probe of Leak By Which Indictments Were Published Before They Were Returned

AK IN JURY PRUGEED NG 1) ORDERED INVESTIGATED   lederal Judge Refuses to Receive Grand Jury Report Today   ORDERS JURYMEN TO RESUME SESSION   Copies of Report Said to Hlave Been Given to Newspapers

CHICAGO SHORT OF COAL TODAY   Supply on Hand Will Hardly Last Five Days—No More Orders Accepted

CHICAGO’S COAL SUPPLY NEAR THE VANISHING POIN]      Owing to F reight Troubles Bins Are Practically Empty.

MILL WORKERS.  ARE ADVISED TO, ~ START CIVIL WAR   Circulars Distributed ir Lawrence Advise Oper atives To Start Armec Insurrection.

LARGE SUM OF ’ MONEY NEEDEI   Suggest ‘Needed Loan: of cOne Hundred: Million  ‘Pesos to Mexico

MEXICO'S BIGGEST NEED [) MONEY: PROPOSAL FOR LOAN FROM AMERICANS      NATIONAL DEBT OVER HALF A BILLION PESOS SAYS MINISTER OF FINANCE,

URGENT DEMANDS MADE BY EMPLOYES CREATES GLOOM AT THE WHITE HOUSE

HINES WILL GIVE VERDICT 1) PRESIDENT   Wilson Will Then Approve or Disapprove the Di-rectors Ruling   CONFERENCES TODAY   Secretary Tumulty Has Submitted Memeorandum toPresident

HINES TALKS WITH PALMER   Attornéy General Declines to Discuss Their *Conference Further Than to Say He Had Been Acquairited With the Situation. —   STRIKE WOULD, iT _IS_ SAID, INVOLVE 2 MILLION MEN

HINE’S ANSWER TO RAIL MEN. SET FOR TODAY   Conference With Brother. hoods Fixed For This  Afternoon

PRESIDENT 16 ACT LATER ON HIS DECISION      Usual Procedure {s Re versed in Replying to Demand.   (By Associated Press) CONFERS WITH PAIMER

DEPINITE ACTION FOR CO-OPERATIVE FARM MMARKETINE   Permanent Committees to Have Headquarters in Chicago.

FARMERS PLAN CO-OP MARKET FOR LIVE STOCK   Body to Investigate ‘Existing Marketing Plans and Suggest New Ones   MORE CARS NEEDED   FARM FEDERATION APPOINTS PERMANENT COMMITTEE WITH HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO.

FARM BUREAU 10 NAME COMMITTEES   Will Appoint Body to Lay Plan: for Co-operative Marketing of Grain.

GAAIN, STOCK, TO BE MARKETED BY THEIR GROWERS!   VHAT IS PLAN OF CONFERENCE   PERMANENT BODY WILL BE CREATED, TO ACT AS THE AGENT

HAT IS PLAN OF CONFERENCE      PERMANENT BODY WILE RE CREATED, TO ACT AS THE AGENT

PLAN COOPERATE MARKETING GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK   Decide Make Attempt Secure Cars for Movement Crops.

COOPERATION Ih MARKETING PLAN (JF THE FARMERS   Committees Named py American Farm Bureau Federation to Devise Scheme for Selling Farm Produce.

WAUBRINBURG’S MILLIONAIRE IN RECORDER'S COUR   Persistent Refusal to Camply Wit! Sanitary Privy Law Brings John F. McNair Before Recorder—But H. Wags Dealt With Gently.

LOCAL COMPOSERS ON STATE PROGRAM   C. S. SKILTON, CARL PREYER AND. MARY PREYER: TO PITTSBURG.   TO PLAY OWN MUSIC   Miss Florence Butler Will Assist Prof. Skilten in Scenes From “Flectra”’ .   °rofessors PreYer and Skilton Will Judge Contests in Music Club Convention

C. 3. SKILTON, CARL EREVER - AND. MABRY PREYER,-TO PITTSBURG. - _      TO PLAY OWN MUSIC   Miss Florence ce Butler Will Assit Prof, Stilton aS Scenes From: ae   Professors PreYer ceYer and Skilton Wil Judge -Contests in Music ClubConvention

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DISCOURAGES  LONG... TERM “LOANS IN NEW. POLICY

AMERICAN BANKERS JCIN FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD WW NEW CREDITS POLI}   PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO CURTAIL UNNESSARY LOANING FOR NON-ESSENTIALS,

CURTAIL LOANS IN EFFORT 10 END INFLATION   Federal Reserve Bank An @ounces New Policy Toware Making Loans.   Bankers Pledge Selves To Aic In The Plan.

Immense Plants Idle With Raw Materia! Standing on Railroad Sidings or Terminals —Bankers Deal With Chaos of Credits. ~      LONG TERM LOANS COVERING ‘NON-ESSENTIALS’ TO BE CURT AILEB

FEDERAL RESERVE   Will Practice Curtailment, of Long Term Loans Covering NonEssential Operations.

C0- OPERATION -]S PLEDGED   Will. Curtail Long Time ‘Loans on Non-Essential Industries

DEFLATION IS NOW PLAN OF RESERVE BOARD   New Policy Established By Federal. System; Bankers Pledge Assistance   PRIGE CUTTING IS BEING CONTINUED

federal Reserve -.. System’s New Policy      Wil, Discowrage Long Term Loans Covering “Non-essentials" and Un. hecessary Borrowiners.

CURTAIL LOANS END INFLATION   Federal Reserve Bank An@ounces New Policy Toward Making Loans.   Bankers Pledge Selves To Aic In The Plan.

t  HEABTY SHIDO   WILL HELP FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD TO DEFLATE, NATIONAT; CURRENCY, . 7...

WOULD RESUME RELATIONS   Curtail Long Term Loans Federal Plan To Deflate Money

AGTIER-UP a  art Ih af, Wt PROBE   Witness May Tell of Democratic Convention Liquor Sales

MOnEH-UP  aH Ih af, Wot PROBE   Witness May Tell of Demo cratic Convention Liquor Sales

SEES CHAOS IN CENTRAL EUROPE   Head Of Deutsch Bank Plead: For Burial Of Hate By Nations

PREDICTS DISASTER   If Germany Reaches Condition - Austria Is Now In.

FISCHER WARNING CONSIDERED ‘JOKE   Caretaker of Tennis Court: Gives Police Clew on Which to Work.

WOULD BE BLOWN UP ON THE 15TH   DETECTIVE BURNS SAYS NO DOUBT THAT TIME BOMBS WERE USED.

POLICKH HOOKING FOR MAN WHO WARNED FRIENDS RO GET OUT OF WALE STREET   KNEW OF THE PLOT   Former Employee of Frengh High Commission Warned Brier is That Wall Street Was to Be  Blown Up on the 5th.

PROTECTION AFFORDED AMERICA INADEQUATE   Residents of Big Bend Distriet Say That Stretch of Rio Grande May Have ta be Abandoned.

PROTECT OR ABANDON IS   Mexican Bandits Make Big Bend’s District  MWranfe..

ROUGH PASSAGE FOR NEW PARTY   Single Taxers Leave Conventlon—Platform is Stumbling Block.   LAFOLLETTE IS WILLING

HOPES FOR SUCCESS OF FUSION PARTY AT CHICACO AT LOW EB   Mtesolutions Committee Tinablo  Agree on Platform Aceuptable tw LaFoliotte,   CAR RATINGS .

ALL NIGHT ‘CONFERENCE FINDS HOPES © FOR SURVIVAL OF THIRD PARTY AT EBB

LA FOLLETTE THROWS WRENCH INTO GEARS OF NEW THIRD PARTY   Leaders Up All Night ‘Trying To Frame Plat. form To Please Wis. consin Senator.   SINGLE TAXERS QUIT COMBINE

THE NEW FUSION PARTY BON'T FUSE   THE RADICAL ELEMENT GIVEN A SET BACK   SINGLE TAXERS GO ALONE      Trying to Arrange a Platform Today That Will Be Acceptable to ‘La. foliette,

OPEN BREAKS THREATEN “IN FUSSON CONVENTION      Little Progress Made Today Convention to Get Platform Today—La Follette Still  Taun vita

HOPES THAT NEW PARTY WILL LIVE NOW AT LOW EBB   Efforts to Get Together on Suitable Platform Find Difficult Path.

LAFOLLETTE NOT “THE CANDIDATE   HAS SENT WORD HE WILL NOT ACCEPT NOMINATION   MCULEY NOMINATED   SINGLE TAXERS BOLTED CON. VENTION AND NAMED TICKET   Elements of Politkeal . Discontent - Seems to Mave 57 Varitles of ; Platform Tronhics

FUSION PARTY IS NEAR ROCKS WITH LAFOLLETTE VETO   HOPES FOR SURVIVAL OF NEW PARTY AT LOW EBB AS DELEGATES MEET TODAY   SINGLE TAXERS DECLINE TO AGGEPT DICTATION

But Slight Progress At Convention Today   Undercurrent of Dissatisfaction Noticed at Gathering of New Party in Chicago and Leaders’ Pleas Are Required to Prevent Breaks.   PLATFORM DECISIONS WITHHELD

SINGLE TAX GROUP LEAVE  NEWPARTY   ADOPT PLATFORM AND _ NOMINATE PRESIDEN  TIAL TICKET OF ' THEIR OWN.   R. C. Macauley, of Penna., -Nominated for President _and R. C. Barnum of Ohio, for Vice President.

Hope ror ourvival oF he hia Party is Now §At Fbb-Tide And Convention Drags  PLATFORM MUST SUIT SENATOR LAFOLLETTE  Evidence of Breaking Up Of Movement Grows As Failure To Agree Upon The Platform Develops.  een oe  ae Sak  SE ee , Wet . Stee Iai Rae imes ) Sera    LaFollette Says Provisions Mus Comply With His Wishes.

SRD PARTY HEARS FUSION PLATFORM   Dissatisfaction Evident in -\ Ranks of Labor and Axers,

THIRD VERSION 4 ISDRAFTEDIN _ FINALEFFORT   Wisconsin Senator Declared To Hold Them To Be “Too Radical”’— Forty-Eighters May Act  Independently. :

TONES ARE FIXEL   CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON AGREES ON QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.   TO CONTROL CROPS   Gotten, Seed, Linters and Other Products in tnfected Arens Are Included.

BOLL WORM DISTRICTS QUARANTINE AGREED ON   NOTICE FOR GUIDANCE OF FED. ERA! AND STATE AGENCIES TO BE ISSUED.   REGULATIONS ARE PROPOSED   Texas and Louisiana Infected Zones Are Designated Following Conference in Washington.

I. C. C. To Block Scheme Te Prove Alibi For Failure To Improve Roads

RAILROAD MOVE TO DODGE STATE AND FEDERAL TAX   WOULD CONVERT BIG SUMS OUT OF THEIR SURPLUS INTO OTHER CHANNELS.   COMMISSION LOOKS INTO PROPOSITION

COMMISSION ACTS TO BLOCK RAILROAD PLAN   Solidly against Scheme _of Carriers to - Avoid Tax Payment Through Distribution of Stock ta Elolderc.   HEARING TODAY

GIGANTIC STEAL PLANNED BY THE RAILROADS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED   Expressed Intentions of the Prosperous Roads to Tap Company Till Thereby Robbing Government and the Public Stirs Interstate Commerce Commission to  , ee ee (a

And Pay Stockholders Millions Out of Surplus.   CONCERTED MOVE OF BIG RAIL SYSTEMS   To Convert Funds into Non-Taxable Stock Dividends.   Interstate Commerce Gommis sion Plans To Block Scheme. Commission Making Probe of the Requests Filed.

JREADNAUGHT SHELLING INLAND POSITIONS   Of Turk Nationalists Near Bosphorus - Fire Directed by Airplane.

Revenue From Restricted Indiati- Lands Held. Ex-"empt by Tribunal:   QUAPAW. MINERALS. PRODUCTION FREE

SATE LOSES IK TAX DECISIONS   Will Lose Much Revenue As a Result of Supreme Court Action.

SCORE INJURED WHEN SLEEPERS LEAVE ROADBEE   One Car Plunged Into Rive While Mercury Hovered / 38 Below Zero.   Wreck Occurs On the Rutlanc Railroad in Vermont.

SCORE INJURED IN VERMONT WRECK   Pullman Fell Thru: Trestl To 30 Feet of Water With _ Temperature Below Zero

COACH LANDS IN RIVER   Passengers Immersed, With Yempeta+ ture at 3S Below Zerp,

STWENTY HURT IN RAILROAD WRECK TODAY   THREE CARS DSRAILED ONE GOING INTO 30 FEET OF WATER.

SLEEPER GOES INTO WATER THROUGH OPEN DRAW BRIDGE TODAY   NIGHT CLAD PASSENGERS ARE GIVEN ICY DIP—-MANY FROST BITTEN

SCORE INJURED WHEN SLEEPERS LEAVE ROADBED   One Car Plunged Into River While Mercury Hovered At 38 Below Zero.  Wreck Occurs On the Rutland

ICY BATH FOR PASSENGERS   Pullman Plunged Into 30 Feet of Water.   THIRTY-EIGHT BELOW ZERO   Many Vermonters Were Severely Frost Bitten Before Hauled Out By Rescuers.

Sleeper. “Passetigers Wote Onl y atic Nighties ai 38 Below: as : Zero. *

THE DEBATE OVER TURKEY.   It Continues to he. the “Absorbing Theme in London Papers. :

LET SULTAN REMAIN IN STAMBOUL 1S NOW SAID   Opposition London Press Ha: Inning on Subject and  Afraid of India

FOOD SHORTAGE IK GERMANY AGUTE   Berlin and Larger Cities Especially Are in Danger

EBERT GROUP MAY GIVE UP ~ TO WORKERS   Reorganization of Cabinet May Force Out All of , Ministers.   BERLIN AND ALL CITIES APPEAR NEAR FAMINE   Communist Army in Westphalia Numbers 30,000 Well Drilled Men. 

RAIL SITUATION GETTING BETTER   Cradval Improvement Noted Through out Country As Striking Workers Continue to  Resume Employment   GOVERNMENT PLANS ACTION

Strike Condition Improves Everywher«   The Worst Tie-Up is in the New York City Distriet--All Lines  Ten nmacaa

A FEW STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK   Reports From the, Larger Cities Say Walkout Is Not Spreading--Some F reight Yards Now Fully Manned.

THE WORST TIE-UP CONTINUES IN- THE NEW YORK DISTRICT, IT IS STATED.   In the, West the Strike Was Reportes Subsiding as the Men Gradually Retaraetd to Work—Improvement in K. C.

GRADUAL IMPROVEMENT iN STRIKE SITUATION !S RE. PORTED IN THE MIO.  OLE WEST   Reund-up of Strike Leaders Will be Started Soon—-Expect Strike to be Completely Smashed by Next Saturday Night

Railroads Losing Millions In Revenue As Re. sult of Tie-Up—Uncle Sam Foots the Bill.

Federal Agents Predict Arrest of Radicals Who Started Walkout At Chicago Which Beeame Nationwide.  WORST TIEUP IN NEW YORK CITY  Interstate Commerce Committee of Senate Will Confirm  Members of Railwav Lahor Roard.

‘N MANY PLACES INS EN’ WORKERS RETURNING TO POSTS   TRAFFIC NOW IMPROVING   Freight Movement Better in Sonie# Sections, But the Situation Is Still Far From  Normal.

IMPROVEMENT NOTED TN PNUROAD STRIKE ANY NEN RETURN   Worst ‘Tie-up Continued at New, York Where Few Workers Go. Back to Jobs        Estimated That Present. Walkout. fs Costing Boads Three Millions a Day Which Public Must Pay: . in Taxes.

IMPROVEMENT 1S... ~ NOTED TODAY IN RAILROAD STRIKE      SOME STRIKERS RETURN AND VOLUNTEER CREWS HELP _ RELIEVE CONDITIONS.    ARRESTS OF LEADERS HAVE BEEN. PREDICTED   Six Arrests At Orleans anil Two At Kansas City Already—Yurther Investigations, fo :

 ‘CMILIARS AT WORK   Mayors and Millionaires Man Trains to Break Tie-Up   CREWS GO BACK

vation Over Country Reported To Be Improving  RESTS FACE AGITATORS  ind-up of Radicals by U. S. und up 9 Eynected

NEW YORK AREA IN WORST CONDITION   Gradual Improvement Reported in Other Zones Affected by Outiaw Railway Strike.   FEDERAL AGENTS ARE ACTIVE   Six Radical Leaders “Held Responsible for Starting Strike Arrested in New Orleans.

WOULD ENFORCE ACT.   Disenfranchinement of Colored Voterz Is Allered.

IS CHARGE COMINC FROM  NATIONAI ASSOCIATION OFFI CERS. :   Demands to Enferce 14th Amendment in South ern States Made, With Consequent Reduction in Congressmen. _

ASSOCIATION FOR NEGRO ADVANCEMENT PROTEST.   Charge Open and Flagrant Dis enfranchisement of Colorec Wlarvtiaqn.

ROBERT HARKON OHUOTS HIMGELE   Movie Star Seriously Wound: Self by Accident in New York.

HUNGER STRIKERS FIRM IN RESOLVE   if MEN IN CORK JAIL PASS 28TH DAY WITHOUT FOOD ARE GROWING WEAKER,

REFVSE TO SEE DOCTORS.   Hunger Strikers in Cork Prison Pe!  sistent in Refusal.

Patient Dies in Office of Physician Who Is Candidate for Corone:

MOSCOW REPORTS RED LINE ADVANCINC   Soviet Forces Repulse Artillery At tacks and Push Ahead, Wivreless Savs.

12,000 COAL MINERS IN 24 ILLINOIS MINES OUT ON UNAUTHORIZED STRIKI

LLOYD GEORGE IS ACCUSED OF IRISH MURDER   Cork Jury Brings Verdict I: Death of Mayor MacCurtain.

MURDER CHARS PLACED AGAINST  LLOYD CE GAGE   lrish Jury Investigating Death Accuse British Premier

CORK JURY INQUEST QN MAYOR'S DEAT   Lord French and _ Police Also Named

eccentricities apts NNR nN tT eh tenENtt Bi ev  CHARGES OF WILFUL MURDER AGAINST PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE BROUGHT IN THE VERDICT

Irish Inquest Places Upon Lioyd-George Responsibility for MacCurtain Assassinatior

Several Thousand Infantry and Some Cavalry Wil . Be Sent to Points Threatened . .   SINN FEIN LEADER AT DUNDALK KILLED   Eleven More Hunger sirikers Released From Meunt Joy Prison, But Terms ‘Are Not Yet Clear:

ADOADSINATION tt IRELAND IGNORED BY 2 POLICEMEN   Witness Sees Victim Writhing on Ground, Calls Officers to Help Without Result.

SAID LLOYD GEORGE GUILTY OF MURDER      CORONER'S INQUEST INTO THE DEATH OF MAJOR McCURTAIN FINDS CURIOUS VERDICT.

CHARGES PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE WITH MURDER   Jury Also Brings Charges Against Other High Government Officials In Connection With Assass. ination of Mayor

CHARGES LLOYD GEORGE WITH WILFUL MURDER IN AECENT CORK AUTAREES   IRISH JURY BRINGS IN VERDIC' INDICTING HIGH OFFICIALS OF THE EMPIRE.

PREMIER OLAYER, IRISH JURY FINDS   Llo d George ‘Accused wrder by: Cork-Rody-Folé "lowing acCurtain Inqueat

MURDER CHARGED AGAINST BRITAIN   ASSASSINATION OF LORD MAYOR MCURTAIN Is LAID AT ENGLAND'S DOOR.

MURDER CHARS! PLASED AGAINST ith) siuael   Irish Jury Investigating Deati Accuse British Premier

LLOYD GEORGE CHARGED WITH CORK MURDER   British Premier Held Ac. countale for Killing of Mayor MacCurtain.   VISCOUNT FRENCH INCLUDED IN CHARGE   Another Assassination iz Which it is Intimated Police Are Concerned.

INDICT LLOYD GEORGE AS A MURDERE?   CHARGE IS BROUGHT BY  iRISH COURT AGAINST BRITISH PREMIER.

PREMIER A MURDERER!      trish Jury Brings x Bitter Verdict  1  Against Lluyd Geotge. }

CHARGE MURDER TO LLOYD GEORGE   Jury Accuses British Premier of Being Responsible for — Trish Mayor’s Death.

RUSSIANS MASS ARMIES FOR NEW BLOW AT POLAND   All Available Artillery. Tanks And Planes Concentrated.

POLES DRIVE SOVIETS OUT OF GALICIA TODAY   Spectacular Drive Cleat's » the Country of Bolsheviks, Po-. land and Lithuania Acree

Poles Drive Red Army North Into ~ Pinsk Marshes   Bolshevik Cleaned Out o Galicia; Envoys Accept League Rulings.

BOLSHEVIK FORGES ARE DRIVEN FROM EASTERN GALICIA   General Polish Advance Begui Four Days Ago Cleaning  .° Up Southern: Front.”

Warsaw Dispatches Report the Concentration of Bolshevik Forces under Trotzky on the Northeastern Front

SOVIETS DR OUT OF a   Poles’ Advance Begun Fou Days Ago Meets With Every Success.

POLES MEETING WITH SUCCESS AGAINST RUSS   Have Driven Russian Bolshe vik Forces Out of Eas- * ern Galicia.

PROFIT IN MILK AND BUTTER   Small Investment Brings Big Retu:n — Mr. Weaver's Plan is Simple.

“BIG PROFIT IN HLK  AND BUTTER.   ‘Small Investment Brings Big Re turn—Mr. Weaver's Pian Is Stmole

Small Investment  Brings Bid Retury —Mr. Weaver's Plan is Simple.

Prohis, in Convention Next Week, May Draft Billy Sunday or Bryan

WANT BRYAN OR SUNDAY   Prohibitionists Talk of Choice of Candidates—Will Meet in Lincoln.

ANOTHER CHANGE IN SIGHT FOR WILLIAM   Prohibitionists Searching For Can didate May Wish the Honor On Mr. Bryan

ee  FIND ANTHRAX GERMS IN SHAVING BRUSHES   Infected Articles Have Been Distributed in Sixteen States— Should Be Boiled.

DISCOVERS ANTHRAX INFECTION IN NEW SHAVING BRUSHES   Brushes Made in New York and Shipped To Chicago; One Man Acquires Disease

\NTHRAXY IN SHAVING BRUSHTSs   Disease Infection Discovered in  New Vork Prodawcit

DEADLY SHAVING Bavenes   Anthrax Inspection in fot Dis dbnted tay Six States.

STOPS JOE BECKETT   Frank Moran of Pittsburgh Wins in Second Round

JOEWBECKETT HANDED’ -K.0, BY FRANK MORAN   English Heavyweight Defeated Bound !

Increased Upon. .- -. Tax Increased Upon Nae  bine,  Old Grand. Army. Men

SIGNIFICANT GHANGE IN GALA RUTUAL PROVIDES FOR ONE TONGHE I  AME

6. A.B, PER GRPTA TAX INCREASED 10 TEN GENTS   Amendment To Rityal Was Alsc Adopted Yesterday.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN SHOE PRICES ANNOUNCED   Brown Company, St. Louis Also Suggests What Retail Price Should be.

DREADNAUGHT  OKLAHOMA ORDERED 10 KEY WEST  Will Be Held Ready to Rush to Mexico If Needed.

BlG SHIP TO AFFORD PROTECTION FOR MANY AMERICANS IN MEXICO   Fne Oklahoma Wili Be Attached _to Afiantic Fleet in Southern Waters

PERILS 10 THE AMERICANS POME WITH REBELS SUCCESG   Destroyer Flotilla Ordered to Proceed from Key West to Mexican Ports With All Possible Speed.   BEVOLUTION A COMPLETE SUCCESS   Immediate Recognition Will Not Be Given to the Revolution Forces, But Likely To Come Soon.

CONFERENCE OF PAN-AMERICANS HELD IN CAPITAL   Financiers of Western Hemi. aphere Plan Reconstruction Efforts

LEADING FINANCIERS MEET.   Delegates Reaffirm Solidarity of of Americas in Ideals of Peace and Justice.

THE LABOR SCARCITY Is NOW A THING OF THE ‘PAST  Sey MB aca eres meen

STUDEBAKER CUTS BIG MELON   Directors Declare $15,000,000 Dividend in Stock Amounting to 33 1-3 Per Cent.

MELON CUT BY STUDEBAKER   Corporation Directors Declare $15.,000.000 Stock Dividend.

NORFOLK PREPARES FOR WELCOME TO HARDING   Party of Citizens Will Mee! President-Elect’s Ship at Quarantine.

RAGE RIOTS IN FLORIDA TOWN   {Two Whites Killed ond Nin ‘Wounded—One Negro Lynch ed and Five Burned to va Death,

PRESIDENT'S YACHT. ‘ON Ppey.      Tho Mayflower Threatened with Da. struction “Fodny Whon Flames Broke Out in the Gatley,

#IRE ON MAYFLOWER   Presidential Yacht Threatened With Destruction.

FORTHE DEMANDS MADE UPON POLAND   CREATION OF POLISH CIVIC MILITIA AMONG SUGGES. TIONS FROM REDS   LES  GONTINGING DRIVE   indications Are That Russian Re serves May Arrive Too Late to Prevent Complete Rout of Reds.

MORE DEMAND: MADE OF POLta AY BOLSHEVIK!   Russian Trade Representative Makes Known New Terms Submitted   -OREIGN TROOPS COULD NOT ENTER POLISH SOIL   FRIGINAL PEACE OFFERS ARI AUGMENTED BY MORE CON DITIONS FOR THE POLES TC MEFT.

REDS ADD DEMANDS 10 POLE   Pole Attack Suddenly Shifted ALLIANCE PROBET  U. S. Seeks ae 0 ~ Hun Activity

Reds’ Additional Demands Made On Poland At Minsk   “Civic Militia” Composed of Workers to Be Armed by Russia Is Proposed—Other D emands Same as Submitted to Lloyd-George Which He Favored.

(.0.P. Managers Promise Bomb For Democrats at Fund Inquiry   Predict Revelations Will ‘“‘Kill One Man Politically’? and Make Cox - Charges Look Insignificant

IREATY OF PEACE AGAIN AWAITING ACTION OF SENATE   Nothing Accomplished Since Last November Save Reiteration Of Divergent Views   INE CHANCE FOR PACT   Folities Has Played Big Part In Hopeless Tangle Of Foreign Affairs

Talk About Reservations To Treaty Amounts To Naught With President And Congress Of Same Political Faith

RAHFICATION OF: PEACE HANGS ON BITTER ENDERS   They~ Have Necessary Votes ~~ To-Put--Treaty- On. Wilcan’s Doorstep

MAJORITY OF SENATORS OBIECT TO THE TREATY   Irreconcilables Vote With Lodge : Group in an Effort to  : “Nallity.””   POLITICS PLAYS A PART   If Document Is Ratified With Res ervations Responsibility Will Shift.

ONE DAIRYMAN IS IN ASSOCIATION   F. S. Butcher Has Already Sign ed up for the Cow Testing Organization

ONE DAIRYMAN IS IN ASSOCIATION      F. oS. Butcher Has Already Sisnup fer the Cow Testing Orvanization

EDITOR KILLED IN SOCIALIST  RIOT AT MILA!   Others Wounded Whén Po lice Attempt to Break Up Street Meeting.

PROMINENT ITALIAN EDITOR AND BARRISTER KILLED IN CLASH WITH  POLICE AND SOGIALSTS

ITALIAN EDITOR SHOT   Suralists Clash With Police in MMitan, Many Hurt.

EDITOR KILLED IN MILAN RIOT   Another Slain and Several Persone Wounded in Political Trouble in Italy,

ITALIAN SOCIALISTS : FIGHT WITH POLICE   Prominent Editor Killed. Several Wounded.

ITALIAN POLICE. CLASH WETH ITALIAN. SOCIALIST!   Some Lives Were Lost In'a Figh Between These at — Milan.

LOCAL DRUGGIST BADLY BURNED THIS MORNING GAS STOVE EXPLOSION   A.C. OFTO HAS HANDS avp FACE BADLY BURNED WHEN GASOLSE STOVE EXPLODES EX STORE roo.

LOCAL DRUGGIST BADLY BURNED. TUESDAY: IN GAS STOVE EXPLOSION   A. COTO HAS HANDS AND FACR  BADLY BURNED WHEN ASO LINE STOVE EXPLODES IN STORE ROOM.

Representative Gallivan Tells Congress Swivel Chaired Heroes Haven't Chest Enough To  Carry Decorations.

Heroes Of The Battle Of Paris Given Medal:   Lobby Lancers and Swivel Chair Vet. erans Decorated While Real Fighters. Unrecognized,  Hep, Gallivan Asserts

D. S. Medal Unfairly Awarded   Congressman Gallivan, of Mass. Get:  Bitter Over Awarding of Serwire Medale

Repr. Gallivan Urges 4 Complete Investigation by Honse Military Commiitiee.   SCORES OF HEROES HAVE BEEN OVERLOOKED   While Many Olicers “Who Ney rer Heard a Shot Were Decorated, Congressman Bitter Against General March Who Was Chief of the Swivel Chair Officers,

Distinguished Service Medal Awards Bitterly Attacked in the House

CONGRESSMAN GALLIVAN  -RUTRLESSLY SPORES NAVY AND ARMY MEDAL AWARD

TOO MANY ARNNY MEDALS ISSUER   ‘Charges Made in House Today and an Investigation Has Been Started

ARMY MEDALS WERE UNFAIRLY AWARBED IS NEWEST CHARGE   REP. GALLIVAN SAYS OFFICERS WHO NEVER HEARD A SHOT WERE GIVEN MEDAIA.   COME TO BE KNOWN AS : “DESK SERVICE MEDAL’   Massachuactt Heprescatative Attacks Chief of Sta® March and Genera) Pershing.

GALLIVAN, MASS., SAYS RECKLESS DISTRIBUTION © NEGLECTED REAL HEROES

LOUNGE LIZARDS RECEIVER MANY ARMY METALS   Oificers Who Never. Heard a “Sho Rewarded While Scores af A .E. F. Heroes Go Unhonored.

LINER DEKALB SOLD   Former German Craft Brings $500,000 Leviathan Hej’ Over.

DE KALB IS SOLD AT $800,000   American Steamship and Commerce Corporation Bid Is Accepted by the Shipping Board.

ACCEPT $800,000 BID FOR DEKALB   FORMER GERMAN LINER IS SOLD TO AMERICAN CORPORATION.

PRESIDENT IS ON HIS FEET   Wilscen Walks for Hours in the White House Grounds Sunday Morning.

WILSON 1S MUCH IMPROVED   President Walks for Hours in_ the White House Grounds.

TELLS HORRORS WHICH GERMANS ARE SUFFERING   PAPER, .. MANUFACTURER Dn SCHIBES: BAD STATE OR. A KATE DUR TO) PRIVATION:! UNDERNOURIS IND AND LACK OF GOOL

TELLS HORRORS WHICH GERMANS ARE SURERR ING   PAPER MANUPACTURER pt. SCRIBES BAD STATE OF AL ' ORMES DEE TO PRIVATIONS ;  UNDERNOURISHM roOAS DW  LACK OF

MEXICO 10. OPERATE MINES UNDER PROTEST   Continued Strikes Among the Employes Makes it Necessary for Coal Says Government.—Foreign Owners Tc Protest Avainst Move. .

PROTEST TO BE MADE      Mexican Government Will Operate All Idle ‘Mines,

Start the “Lost City,”—the world’s best serial, Tuesday night at the Dreamland.   Notice to Our Customers.

MINERS TO ¢0 BACK TO WORK      Negotiations Under Way Tha Will Settle the Trouble in Coloradg-. Fields,

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Lives 138 Years, Only to Die of Burns When Snark lenites Clothing

SMOKING KILLS INDIAN AT 138      Sparks From Pipe Ignite Clothing of Philip Lefthand—Dies in Sierra Nevada Mountains.

senate Inquiry Board Hears Testimony Regarding Killing of Americans and Stealing of Property; Carranzistas Are Charged With Crimes; Veterans Propose to Stay.

IS SPOKESMAN FOR WILSON   “ Gecretary of State Colby to Represent President at Democratic Convention at San Francisco.

MINE GWNERS (N DUNFERENGE TE  AVERT STRIKE   “OUTCOME OF TODAY'S SESSEONS  PROBABLY WILL SETTLE FATE  OF MEN'S DEMANDS.

MINERS’ DEMAND ~ UPTO OWNERS   Coal Operators to Decide or Wace Increase

ANTHRACITE MINERS MEETING OPERATORS   Conferences Between Two Side: Resumed, in Philadel- i phia Today.   DEMANDING 8-HOUR DAY   ‘Minimum Day Labor Rate of $ Also Contended for By \ 7 Coal Diggers.

DIGGERS AND OWNERS RESUME CONFERENCE   Anthracite Miners Are  Seeking Increase.

CONSIDER MINE WACES   Anthraci(e: Workers) Want Pay Equal That in Bituminous Fields,

CONFERENCES — WERE RESUMED   Fate of Miners’ Demand for Wage Increase Is With Operators 

HARD COAL DIGBERG AND RHINE OPERATORS RESUME CONFERENCE:   Fate of Demands of Anthricite Mine Workers Rasts With Result of Conference Todal

TWO: HUNDRED MED ~ AND WOMEN IN AT TENDANCE.-.  At C. of C. “Get-Together’ ‘Banquet Tuesday. Even. ing Eloquent and Inspir. ing. Addresses on Com.  munity. Building Heard -

"DINNER A SUCCESS   TWO HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN IN ATT. TENDANCE.. _—   At:C. of C. “Get-Tégether” Banquet Tuesday Evenirlg Eloquent and Inspir ing Addresses -on Com’-munity Building Heard -

NO ‘WET’ PLANK FOR SOUTH   REVOLT AGAINST THE EDWARDS SCHEME IS INDICATED.   Governors’ Statements Tend to Con firm Allen's Belief That G. 0. PF. Can Gatn This Year by Letting Booze lanue Alone,

‘HARGE MAN WITH BURYING WIFE ALIVE AFTER BEATING HER.   New Jersey Police Looking For Grave  Of Woman Supposed to Have Been Buried Alive.

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INDIANS HAVE 2 GAME START ON THE DODGERS   Recruit’ Pitcher Throws Wonderful Game Despite Ragged Support.   SPEAKER SCORES ONLY RUN   Manager's Single, Foilowed by Burns’ Double, Spelis Defeat for Smith.

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ROBBER A POET.   Quoted to a Druggist While Rifling Cash Register.

Judge Soaks Smith in Words That Rhyme But Prisoner Shows He’s Up to Time

GEN. LEONARD WOOD: AGAINST THE FIELD IN THREE STATES TODA)   General Wood Delegates Running Behind in Early Returns: From Massachusetts—No “‘Fireworks” in Democratic -Primaries.

Speculation as to Chances of Presidential Aspirants   Today is the Most Critieal Day in the Presidential Campaign— Many Primaries Being Held

THREE STATES ARE VOTING TODAY   Major General Leonard Wood Fighting Against The Field   HIGHT YOTE NOW EXPECTED   Governor Edwards and Cox Have No Onnosition

W000 OPPOots THREE OTATES FATIRE FELIS   New Jersey, Massachusetts and Ohio Are Invaded by Soldier Candidate   VICTORY OVER JOHNSON NEW JERSEY FORECAST   ‘HARDING OPPOSES WOOD IN   OHIO, COOLIDGE IN MASSACHUSETTS; WASHINGTON IS HOLDING CONVENTION,

REPUBLICANS OF. THREE STATES VOTING TODAY   All Primaries Siow it Is a Gase of Major. General Leonard Woea ‘Against the Field.

WOOD AGAINS! FIELD 13 VIEW   Invasion of Favorite Sons’ States Puts Army Man in Position of Waging Wer’ On "Em All; Look for Written Votes in Ohio.

GENERAL I$ OPPOSED T0 THE FIELD   Three State Primaries To day Find Wood Bat tling Against Field   Lively Contests Looked For in New Jersey and Ruckeve States

“AGAINST FELD —INPRIMARIES   IN, NEW JERSE nY IT 18 4 FIGHT BETWEEN GEN, WOOD AND SEN UF, waren             WOOD VS, HARDY IN QHIQ— IN MASSACHUSETTS IP 4S WOOW VS. COOLIDGE,

PRIMARY VOTING. IN FOUR STATES   Wood Invades Two Favorite “Son States and Fights for Control of Two More.

REAGH COMPROMISE ON LEAGUE; WALSH'S —— IBWS ACGEPTEL   No Opposition to Reservations That (Aake the Pact Clearer ’ and More Specific.   ACTION COMES AS SURPRISE   Administration Leaders,Ready tc Accept It Without Making Any Further Fight.

DEMOCRATIC. © PLATFORM HA TREATY PLANK      Amendment to P Plank: Would. Accept Reservations ‘That Make Obligations Clearer.  TAs <Sreen corwacel oc es   BUCK WILSON PLAN:

LEAGUE PLANK WITH RESERVATIN THAT WILL NOT IMPERIL PACT   Walsh Amendment Was Adopted a Vote of 82'to 18 in Committee After Four Hours Debate

TREATY ‘PLANK WAS ADOPTED   Amendment Favoring Reservations, Included in Democratic Plank.   NOMINATIONS CONTINUED   , Names of Carter Glass and John W. Davis Presented to Convention.

a OPPONENTS WA GREAT VICTORY  7   NON CLEAR-CUT DECISION ON MATTER OF ACCEPT. ING RESERVATIONS   WALSH WAS VICTORIOUS   Committee Vote on League Plank Was 32 to 18~—Minority Re: port May Be Submitted By Wilson Men.

RATIFICATION OF LEAGUE ENDORSED ~ BY CONVENTION   PARTY PUT ON RECORD FAVOR  ING THE LEAGUE—ACCEPTS . - RESERVATIONS

WILOONITES LOoE ROUND OVER PACT   RESERVATIONS TO TREATY ADMITTED WITH PARTY O. K.   Labor Gets Little At Committee's Hands; Against Bonus.

THIRTY  JEADERS OF THE LEGAL RAL STRIKE  Arrested at Chicago Today Charged With VUinlatinan «af Tavar Anat   Arrested at Chicago Today Charged With Violation of Lever Act.

——— OOO  NEW THEORY FOR WANDERER GRIM   Chicago Police Think Lieuten ant May Have Planned to Rob Wife.

915 OUT OF 1,000 INFANTS SURVIVE ‘AFTER FIRST YEAR   Infant Mortality Decreas es 14.9 Per Cent in Fivé Years

TWO CONFESS IN DRUG THEFT   Internal Revenue Officers _ Recover $300,000 Worth of Narcotics Stolen From Detroit Firm.

COMPROMISE TO. ~-BE TRIED: ‘AGAIN   Senate Leaders’ Will. Meet Tomor“row In. Effort To. Reach. Agree:

WORKERS TO PLAN DETAILS OF SURVEY   PUBLIC MEETING WILL GE HELO AT THE LIBRARY THIS AFTERNOON TQ OUT.  LEXE WORK

WORKERS TO PLAN DETAILS OF SURVE'   PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELE AT THE LIBRARY ‘TUESDAY. AFTERNOON TO OUTLINE work

DEMOCRATS PUT ON THE GRILL   Levy on Aobholders ts Aired al  _Y Senate Fund "Inquiry.   POESCHEMSTEIN IS QUIZZED   Ilinola National Committeeman Tells Investigators of Letters Sent- to . Homes-—Moore Denies Wots Aid Cox-—-Probers Go Ezst.

PUTS DEMOCRATS. ON QUIZ GRILI   Senate Fund Inquiry Airs Alleged Job Holders’ Levy.   QUESTION ILLINOIS LEADER   State Committeeman Boeschenstein Tells Investigators of Letters Sent to Homes of Democrats—No Aid From Wets, Says Moore,

FRENCH PRESIDENT WILL RESIGN SOON   Tragedy of Deschanel, Ill for Four Months, Stirs the Entire Republic   MAY RETIRE THIS WEEK   Premier Millerand Prominently Mentioned As Probable Successor

HENGE PRESIDENT WILL RETIRE SOON, 5 REPORT   Deschanel’s Fight Against Illness Has Been Losing One.

King Constantine Patient, Believing : Allies in Time See Fit te Reeognize bifm.

CHRISTMAS IN ATHENS   : —_—_—_—_—_—_— British Attitude Apparently is Unchanged

[AN INDICTMENT 1S EXPECTED TODAY      Grand Jury in Cleveland Finistiing Its Probe.

IRISH QUESTION T0 FACE CONVENTION   PLANK PERTAINING TO COUN. TDY'’S FREEDOM WILL BE SOUGHT BY DE VALERA.

Friends of jrish Freedom tc Hold Aloof While De Valera-Represents

MR. WATERHOUSE:-18 HEARD wl CLOSE   Large Audience Hears Pasadena Man at Congregational Church Wednesday night; Says People Are Misinformed on Japanese Problem

Large Audience Hears Pasadena Man at Congregational Church Wednesday night; Says People Are Misinformed on Japanese Problem

DOUGHERTY REFEREE      To be Third Man in Ring with Dempsey and Miske

DEMPSEY FAVORITE — BY A WIDE MARGIN   Dougherty Picked to Refere< After an All-Night Wrangle.

JEMPOEY AND MIIGKE WILL CLASH TODAY   JAMES DOUGHERTY . WILL BE THIRD MAN IN ROFED ARENA.

aca alk ala se aor aa AR ea  BLAME “WELSON IDEA AGAIN i  pase inary  ane Th cd ema Sen kb dye? Trreenteanres Paare

‘PROTECTION OF WEAK NATIONS   President Wilsen’s Pronouncements Caused Bolivian Revolution.

MINISTER SUICIDES BY DROWNING IN RIE   7 Aa Pastor of Kirklin and * Hopewell Presbyterian Churches Takes His Own Life.

HOPEWELL PASTOR COMMITS SUICIDE   REV. BRUBAKER’S BODY FOUND IN WABASH RIVER AT LAFAYETTE TUESDAY.

Women’s Vote Still In Doubi   Election Experts Delve Tc Find Out Whether Women Can Vote.

INDIANA WOMEN MAY GET VOTE FOR PRIMARIES   IF DELAWARE AND WASRING TON RATIFY AMENDMENT, THIS IS POSSIBILITY.   F LEGISLATION NEEDED ASSEMBLY TO BE CALLED

SPROUL CAMPAIGH HIS LABOR SHAG EARLY TUESDAY   Criticism Of Manager ry Made At Convention.      LABOR MAKES FIGHT   Threatens To Overcome Advantage of Pefinsyl: vanian.

oPnUUL'S BOOM STRIKES A SHAG   His Choice of Campaign Mavager is Distasteful to Labor Element in Politics.   THE LATTER STARTING  CAMPAIGN AGAINST HIM   Pennsylvania Delegates Seek to Effect a Combination for the Cnvermar

MURDERED DAUGHTER THEN KILLED SELF      Fort Wayne Man Feared Child's Temptations on Dance Bloor,

Fort Wayne Carpenter Kills His Daughter and Blows His Brains Ou!

YANK IS KILLED IN KOVNO   American Army Instructor Named Har. ris Slain During Revolution in Lithuania, Warsaw Reports.

AMERICAN KILLED. DURING: REVOLT AT KQUNO, LITHUANIE   Had ‘Joined ‘Lithuanian Army As Instructor—Martial © Law Ha: Been Preclaimed In City:    BOLSHEVIKI AGITATORS BUSY

AMERICAN SLAIN IN LITHUANIAN LPRISING   Martial Law Proclaimed Fol: lowing Revolutionary Qutbreak at Kovno, Lithuania

AMERICAN KILLED IN KOVNO   Yank Army Instructer Named Harr's Slain in Revolution,

GOVERNOR GARDNER TO SPEAK TO 35TH DIVISION   Will Address Big Gathering at Topeka, Kan., Next Month of Former Service Men.

GETTING READY FOR THE THIRTY-FIFTH   Topeka Preparing to  Entertai Largest Crowd in Years at the Reunion

TERRIFIC. RIVE’ OR WOOD OPENEC   Simultaneous Offensive From Several Angles Direeted by Frank H. Hitchcock.   REPORTS OF DEALS CURRENT

SEE HITCHCOCK'S      WooD's CAMPAIGN MANAGER STARTS SHARP CAMPAIGN TO NOMINATE THE GENERAL FRIDAY.

Ble DRIVE FOR  WOOD LAUNCHED   FRANK HITCHCOCK SAID TO _ BE DIRECTING CONVENTION: STRATEGY.

SAME PRINCIPLES ADVOCATED: Ne cEARK         Fed of Much Trouble and Phiscatixnfaction a

REVOLUTIONARY GAINS MADE IN MEXICAN WAR  {He Aegancixntad Piaeed

Wetted WY. REPORTED TAKE   CITY APTER CITY REPORTED _}. ‘PAKHN BY REVOLUTIONISTS   UGH REVOLUTIONARY NEW  {   ‘Revolutionary ‘Leadeis - State That Mexico City Has Been Capturec and Carranza Has Vamoosed.

HARDING ASKS “SOLID SOUTH” TO GIVE VOTES   Says Republican Victory Woule Mean Elimination of Sectionalism   SWEN-GS--TO LOBISVILLE   Makes Rear Platform Speeches in Country Normally Heavily Democratic

CHATTANOOGA CROWD BIG ONE FOR HARDING   Municipal Hall Packed Anc Nominee Talks To Overflow Crowd.

SECTIONAL — _ DAYGONE IN UNION   SAME PROTECTIONAL “LAWS FOR ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY.    Senator Harding Asks Tennesseeans to Earnestly Consider the : Policies — of the Republican Party.

COX MAKES STOP AT OPPONENT'S HABITAT   Democratic Candidate Due in Detroit For Speech Tonight.

¢.0.P. NOMINEE AT LOUISVILLE FOR AN ADDRESS   Goes To Indianapolis Fiiday

HARDING TELLS THE KENTUCKIANS THAT REPUBS SHOULD WIN   ‘ASSURES THEM THAT IF - THE G. 0. P. WINS THE SUN WILL ‘ SHINE BRIGHTLY

HARDING NEARS END OF DRIVE   Candidate Scheduled to Speak Tonight mn Et Louis, Then * Back to Marion,

HARDING DECLARES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF-FOREIGN TRADE   Candidate Says Extension of U “-S. Commerce Abroad Will “Knit World Relations...   NOMINEE SPEAKS TODAY “+ ON:TRIP THRU INDIANA   Ih Louisville Speech ‘Outline ’ of Nation’s: Trade Need Is Given Kentuckians.

"To nie Fun ON   In ‘View of ‘Split Among * Republicans'in Missouri ~ the Senator’    WILL N@T STAY LONG   In St. Lone’ — Criticizes American Entrance Into the World War ©

Senator Harding Asks for “Re= ture to the Constitution.”   HE’S IN. INDIANA TODAY   Asks ihe People to Elect a Ree publican Cangress.to Back ta Up President,

MR. HARDING IN OLD KENTUCK’   G. 0. P. Nominee in Speech Says He Will Wipe Out Sectional Lines.

HARDING SPEAKS AT ST. LOUIS, MO   TONIGHT, AFTER A DAY OF SPERCHMARKING TN TLLINOTS AND INDIANA

HARDING ASKS FOR REPUBLICAN MEN CONGRESS   Makes Whirlwind Campaigr Through Indiana—To St. Louis Next,

HARDING MAKES PLEA TO SOUTE   Makes the Present Administra. tion Record Basis for Appeal for G. O. P.

HARDING SPEAKS IN INDIANA TOWNS   PRESENT TRIP IS TO END IN ST. LOUIS TONIGHT.

For Sake of Winning the 101 Election Thavsands of Americar Lives Were Sacrificed on Bat tleflelds of France.

AMERICAN MANHOOD SACRIFICED - TOWINELECTION SAYS HARDIN   Administration Sat Silent Two Years While All - Official Washington Saw War Clouds Gather: , ing—Men Trained With Wooden Rifles—Ma_ tine Affair In Haiti Next to be Taken up..

NOMINEE TALKS TOSIG CROWDS “IN TENNESSEE   HE SAYS SECTIONAL MISUN. - DERSTANDING SHOULD BE REMOVED.

HARDING SWATS DEMOCRATS FOR WAR SLOWNESS   MANY LIVES WERE LOST; HE SAYS, FOR SAKE OF WIN- ° NING AN ELECTION

HARDING TELLS SOLID SOUTH 10: VOTE REPUBLICAN   Following a Day in Ten nessee Candidate Goes into Kentucky.

HARDING DISCUSSED FOREIGN TRADE AND WORLD ASSOCIATION   Says Merchant Marine Will Be Fostered Under His Administration.

HARDING BACKERS CALLED ‘MOTLEY’   Cox Names “Groups” Lined Up For G. 0. P. Candidate   “ARRAY OF QUESTIONABLES”   Bring Blush of Humiliation, Governor Savs at Columbus

HARDING APPEALS FOR REPUBLICAN SONGRED3 NEW ADMINISTRATIOL   MAING WHIRLWIND TRIP THR SOUTHERN INDIANA: ST, LOUIS TOMORROW.

HARDING'S REAR END SPEECHES   Witl Reach St. Louls Shortly Aiter 7 Tonight. Jest in Time For Speech.

COVENANT MADE HARDING TARGET IN BORDERLAND   Nominee Swings Into Indian: from Borderland and “Solid” South   OPPOSES ONE-MAN RULE   , Tells Hearers That Return of Republicans Means Return te Constitution ~

HARDING BELIEVES TIRED OF MISRULE   Asserts No "Man Should write Third Chapter Demoeratic . Book of Destruction:   AMERICA UNITED. AGAINST: POLICIES OF DEMOCRATS   Spent’ Cost of Civil -War’ Thru Futile Effort to Operate Nation’s . Railways.

HARDING MAKES MANY SPEECHES HURING THE DAY   Dashes Through Southern Indi ana On Way to Indianapolis.

HARDING KEEPS UP WAR ON LEAGUE       REPUBLICAN- CANDIDATE ASKS FOR MAJORITY IN CONGRESS

HARDING INVADES THE SOUTH   Urges Republican Voters to Support the Republican Ticket.

HARDING INVADES BLUE GRASS STATE   Train Scheduled — to Make Short Stops En Route to Louisville.

RRADING GLAM DAUITICS HEBT  HS HUT art "f   Charges American Nanhsod Was Betrayed by President’s Faliure to Act

MIR. HARDING ON TOUR'S LAST LEE   Republican Nominee is Cam paigning in Indiana and ’ Missouri Today.

ANDO ADMINIGTRATION: NEW VITAL LUW WHER WILOUN fo GRITIGIZED   iintered War Too Late Says Senator in Speeches in Indiana and On Way To St. Louis ve Stump Speaking Finishes.

STAY INST. LOUIS CUT TQ MINIMUM   Harding Dodging’ Another Re: publican Factional Scrap on Tour...   ‘TALKS . FOR. JIM ::WATSON

HARDING TAKES BAP AT WILSON   Also Assails The League Of Nations

Ut FOLK OF On Viol EO BY BOVERNUE GUN   PREPARED TO BACK UP LAST NIGHT’S CHARGES AGAINST  HARDING BACKERS,

REPUBLICAN TS NOTWAR PARTY cwye HARRIE   GOLDEN RULE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIP 1S PROCLAIMED

MR. HARDING IN INDIANA TODAY   Republican Nominee Pleads for a Republican Congress,

HARDING TAKES HS. CAMPALGH TOKEN THCKIANS      (Southerners - Told to’ Give  Thoucht. to Principies.. of: . Republican: Party’

OV. COX AT HARDING'S CIT)   Democratic Nominee is Mak  ing Appeal in Home State Today.

HARDING ON WHIRLWIND TRIP THROUGH INDIANA  . . <, tas A TORT orear a reescuys TY A TS

ASSAILS WASTE IN GOVERNMENT PUBLIC WORKS   Plea for Clean Un of “Hodge podge We Call Government” 1s Made   ‘POINTS SAVING CHANE€E   Declares $80,000,000 a Yeat Could Be Saved in Government Building Work :

TWO DEAD IN TEXAS HOTEL FIRE   Boyd Hotel at Hamilton Destroyed by Flames Early Today,

FOREIGN FLOUR SALES REPORT TILT CORN PRICE   Big Boost in Sterling Exchange Also Sends Grain Up.

Vannuys Said The Information Would Be Submitted to Federal Grand   Cravens’ Speech Today The Culmination cf a Word War.

b 0. P. SWEEP OF MID-WESI PREDICTED BY ILLINOIS = MAN   Congressman Mason Says Harding-Coolidge Viciory Will Be Overwhelmmng.   CONFERS WITH NOMINEE  Situation In Missouri, Keatucky and Tennessee Also Encouraging.

SEN*TOR MASON GIVES HARDING GOOD NEWS   Iinois Man Tells G. O. P. Candi date That His Election Seems Assured.

IRISH OUT 10 - DEFEAT COX, SAYS. MASON   Declares Harding’s victory will be most complete since Grant’s day   Ireland bound to England under Article X, former — senator declares

THE PROPHECY OF BIG Yin Ry   For the Natienal Republican Ticket Made by Former United States Senator.   MOST OVERWHELMING ~ SINCE DAYS OF GRANT   Sweep of Middle West. and the Carrying of Several Southern States is Predicted.

OMAK HOTEL WANAGER KILLS ~ DANISH COUN   ‘Fatal Shot Fired When Vic tim Tries to Enter Ar- ~ mour Home

ALLIES TAKE UP RUSSIAN TRADE QUIZ   Settle Policy Toward Germany and Turkey At Bolougne.

MLESTO ~ DEFEND   FRANCE AND. ENGLAND WILE ‘OPPOSE ADVANCE OF TURK1SH NATIONALISES.   GERMANS NOTIFIED BY ALLIED - SOPREME COUNCIL TO RE DUCE THEIR ARMY.

RUSSIA'S STATUS TOBE CONSIDERE!   ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION TUESDAY.   FIX GERMAN INDEMNITY   Considered Possible France And Britain May Join in Defense of Constantinople in the Near Future.

FOUR BILLIONS 10 BE SPENT Oi NEXT CONGRESS   Estimate of Appropriation: To Be Submitted to Republicans. .

DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATES ON EXPENDITURES   Cabinet Officers Direc Estimates to go Before Congress.

Various Departments at Washington at Work on Budget for Next Year, Which Will Be Presented to Next Congress

OIIMAIES Il  Bt QUOTED  Al StSolOh DECEMBER f   Two  Billion Saved Year on Estimates First Made  This   G. O. P. CONGRESS TO PASS EXPENDITURES   Amount Will Include Public Debt Falling Due Next Year

U.S. APPROPRIATION ESTIMATES FOR 1921   Figures Are Prepared in Ac cord with Policies of the Wilson Administration.

BELIEVE BUDGE! WILL BE REDUCED   Estimates Made by Democrats Expected To Be Sliced By New Administration  Situation Eight Years Ago Re

ESTIMATES FOR NEXT CONGRESS BEING PREPARED   Being Fixed in Accord With Wilsonian Policies.  EXPECT CHANGES   Teta] for All Departments Expected to Exceed Four Billien Dellars —Bige Navy Procram Seen.

G. O. P. to Make Sharp at -. Changes in Budgets . Prepared by Dems

DEMOCRATIC HEADS ~ WORK ON ESTIMATES OF ULS. FISCAL YEAR   Congress Will Be Asked To Make  Appropriations in Accord / With Wilson Policies,   SESSION TO OPEN ON DEC. 6

FOUR BILLION FOR TAXES   Government Must Raise Gigantic Sum During Approaching Months.

ESTIMATES FOR "APPROPRIATIONS   Prepared By Various U. S. Departments.   REVISION PROBABLE AFTER MARCH 4TH   Daniels Contends For Mos Powerful Navy. .

YEAR'S EXPENSE BEING FIGUREL   EXPECTED SHARP CHANGES WILL BE MADE BY THE  REPUBLICANS .

MAKE ESTIMATE ADDPASRIA TIONS NEW CONGRTS!   Wilson Cabinet Officials Prepare for Next Session of Congress.

CONGRESS MAY CUT NEW FUND ESTIMATE   WILS@ CABINET DRAWING UF L"ST-OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR INCOMING ADMINISTRATION: MAY BE SLASHED.

BUDGETS PREPARED BY DEMOCRAT HEADS LIKELY 10 BE CWT   Estimates Now Under Pre paration to Submit to Congress.

MAKING ESTIMATES OF MONEY DESIRE!   Government Departments, With Democrats Figuring, Make List for Next Administration.

CONGRESS EXPECTED ~TO.GUT ESTIMATES HEAVILY   Democratic Department Heads To Send in Calculations Of Cost on WilSon Lines

DEMOS MAKING UP ESTIMATES FOR REPUBLICAN YEAR   Wilson Policies Guide Heads of Department in. Their Appropriation Hems.   CHANGES BY CONGRESS IN MOST ESTIMATES EXPECTED   Big Naval Expenditures, With Figures for Army Based on Democratic Program.

IT COSTS UNCLE DAM HEAP CASH 10 KEEP HOUSE   His Household Expenses for Next Fiscal Year Over Four Billions.   JUST ONE TAX AFTER ANOTHER   Harding Will Call Specia Session of Congress in March.

Heads of Government Depart: ment are Computing Amoun' They Deem Necessary tc Carry on Business of Unitec States Next Year.   WILL GO TO CONGRESS AT OPENING SESSION   Expected Four Billion Dollars Will be Asked—This Wil Include Amounts for Refunding Part of Public Debt Soon Due.

BIGGEST NAVY IN WORLD WILL BE ASKED CONGRESS   Deemed Imperative Be cause U. S. Is Not  In League.

FIGHT ON BUDGET VIEWED AS CERTAIN   Democratic Cabinet Prepares * Estimates,

ADMINISTRATION NOW DRAWING UP MONEY ESTIMATES   Expected Many of the Measures Will be Left for Special Session After March 4   BIG FIGHT PROMISED. ON NAVAL APPROPRIATION   Daniels Expected to Ask Huge  Sum for Enlarging ihe Fleet

PREPARING ESTIMATES FOR APPROPRIATIONS IF NEXT FISCAL VERE   PEMOCRATIC CABINET OFFICERS ASSEMBLING INFORMATION AS ESTIMATE BASIS,

ESTIMATES FOR APPROPRIATIONS    VE DEMOCRATIC CABINET OFFICERS PREPARE ESTIMATE:   FOUR BILLIONS WEXT YEAR   Since (he R@publicans Will Have Vast " Majorities in Next, Congress, Wil)   _ Tikely Change Estimates.

ESTIMATE FOR YEAR EXPECTED. TO CAUSE ADM   Republicans: Likely to Make. Sharp Changes. in Demccratic Figures.   WILSON.PREPARING.. MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Executive to Urge. Enactment of Reconstructive Measures; In Document i

‘REPUBLICANS MAKING PLANS ~ FOR CONGRESS   2 AN - a mn oot ont, a  Wil be Confronted With Problems Almost Equal to Ones That Wilson Met.

DEMOCRATS PREPARE ESTIMATES HOR tflCOMING REPUBLICAN   Figures Based on Require ments of Army Size Fixed G. @. P. Congress Will - Be Beavy

BERLIN BANK APPROVES   Will Join Movement to Raise Fund For Hespital.

PERSHING IN NAPOLEON FETE   General to Take Part in Celebration of hundredth Anvriversary of Death.

ARREST KANSAS PREACHER.   Pittsburg Presbyterian Pastor Held in Mining Stock Case.

PITTSBURG MINISTER IS ACCUSED OF FRAUL   Three Men Say He Told Each of Them a Different Story in a Mining Stock Deal,

HOLD PASTOR FOR FRAUD   Charge that Preacher Defraud‘ed Through Sale of Min- — ing Stock —

CINCH Tht HUSPILAL   PEOPLE OF COUNTS WOW OF: FERED PRHAT CRYING NEED.   The Matter is Putirely Up to the Voters of County,

CINCH THE HOSPILA   PEOPLE OF COUNTY NOW. OF  FERED BHAT CRYING NEED,    a The. Maiter if Entirely Up to ‘the Yoters of County, 8

URGES REHABILITATION OF GERMANY AND RUSSIA   Italian Premier Declares for Humane Voice for Clemency for Vanquisbead Nations

t RET NONE FS ROP Ra oe ‘SYMPATHY .URGED BY , NITTI FOR YVANQUISHED

BLOOD SPILLED IN INDUSTRIAL WAR IN ITALY   ROVAL FORCES AND RED GUAR CLASH; TOTAL DEATHS TO DATE IS SEVEN

ITALIAN RIOTS  “GROWING BLOODY   Clashes Between Royal Troops and Guards Are Reported From Turin Today.   WORKMEN HOLD PLANTS

NEW EXPERIMENT IN ITALY CAUSES LOSS OF 7 LIVES   Workmen Persist in Refusal to Vacate Plants Recently Seized

STILL TUMBLE (10 THE PRIGES   Furtker Declines in Food Commodities Follow Reduced Returns to the Producers.   BREAD PRICES FALL AND MEATS CHEAPER   Golumbus Ketail Butchers Pre. dict Another Decline Within the Next Two Weeks.

SOCIALISTS BACK WORLD UNION PLAN   Executive Committee Indorses Third Internationale—Debs Sees Victory

HIGHWAYS AND. HOMES Stte Aid for Roads and Tet ants Who Need Funds to  : uy Farme

SSeS ATE Se Se eat ee. Saree a i sah  Stte Aid for Roads-and Te ants Who Need Funds to ©:  Raw Farme

NOTE MADE PUBLIC   Decument From Premiers Conforms Closely to Summary.   WILSON’S REPLY SECRET   French and British Leaders Emphasize Importance At. tached to Pact That President Had Previously Ex. pressed Willingness to Accept Settlement.

ALLIES obDRED bY PRESIDENT WILSON   Declares the United States Double Crossed by Them.   DOES NOT MINCE HIS WORDS   Stands by Agreement of December 9— Says Premiers Make Secret Pacts After Calling on U. S. for Supreme Sacrifice.

IMPORTANCE PLACED ON VIEWPOINT OF U. §   TEXT OF NOTE FROM BRITISH AND FRENCH PREMIERS ON ADRIATIC ISSUE GIVEN,   Willingness to Withdraw Former Settlement Proposals Is Expressed.

ALLIBS ADRIATIC NOTE,   Text of Note Answered by  Presi dent Is Now Made Public.

TEXT OF NOTE MADE PUBLIC   Entente Premiers Gall Up the Albanian Question.   REPLY TO WILSON’S MESSAGE

WILSON TELLS POWERS fiANDS OFF ALBANIA   Expresses Resentment at Proposed Scrapping of Agreement   EXECUTIVE SCORES SECRECY EMPLOYED   Calls Attention to the Motives of U.S. in Entering War

TEAT OF ALLIED NOTE REGARDING EUME SQUABBLE  SS MADE PUBLIE   Premiers Say They Nevet Intended Making Definite Settlement of Matter Without Consulting U, S,   READY TO WITHDRAW PROPOSAL OF DEC. §   Are Convinced That a Review of Albanian Question Will Result in It Being Cattlad Saticfactorily,

PREMItHG NOTE 5 MADE PUBLIC   Answer to President on Adriatic Question   In Proposing that Slate Pe Wiped Clean of All Previous Proposals and that Italy and Jugo-Slavia be Asked to Negotiate by Mutual Agreement-on that Basis.

DECLARES U.S. DOUBLE GROSSED   President Wilson Scores Europcan Premiers for Their Methods.   STANDS BY OLD AGREEMENT   Tells Them They Called on America for Supreme Sacrifice, Then Made Secret Pacts—-Does Not Mince  Words in His Reply. 4

PRESIDENT DEALS WITH INVITATION   Reply to Premiers Deliveret in London, But Contents Not Made Public   DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS   Text of Note From British and French Premiers I Announced

ENTENTE SENDS INVITATION FOR HELP BY WILSON   Premiers Formally Suggest That He Join in Proposing Negotiations of Italy  And Jugo-Slavia   ADRIATIC TANGLE SEEN AS THREATENING PEACE   Would Have London Treaty Made Effective in Case Adjustment Found impossible

WILSON INVITED 10 JOWN PREMIERS IN NEW PROPOSAL   Wipe Slate Clean and Let Italy and Jugo-Slavia Begin Negotiations.   SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE NECESSARY   Is Now Gravely Threatening Peace avec Delaying Reconstruction of Southeastern Europe, Says Latest Note of Lieyd-George and Willerand to America: President,

Allies Would Wipe Off Slate. For New Adriatic Settlement   Premiers Tell Wilson in Note They Are Ready to Let Italy and Jugo-Slavia “Negotiate by Mutual Agreement” on That Basis—President’s Reply Expected To Deal Chiefly With Invitation to Him.

LATEST ALLIED NOTE 10 WILSON ‘MADE PUBLIC   Adriatic Dispute First Discussed by Premier's   y REPLY NOT MADE PUBLIC

REPLY ON FIUME PLAN GIVEN -OUT AT WASHINGTON   Calls Attention to Wilson’s Expressed Willingness to — Change Form.   TELLS WHY ALLIES KEPT LONDON TREATY SECRET   Says It Will Be Enforced if Italy.and Jugo Slavia Cannot Agree.

GOTHAM SETS 15 CENTS FOR SHAVE PRICE   Thirty-Five Cents for Hair Cut and Wage Scale Fixed at $30 Week, Plus Bonus

ONE DROWNS, TWO MISSING; CAR AND PASSENGERS LOST AFTER OHIO CLOUDBURST

GET EXALTED DEGREE   é TEAM’ FROM SUPERIOR CONPECTS INITIATION FOR LO 7 CAL FORESTERS

TEAM FROM SUPERIOR CON.  DUCTS INITIAIION FOR .LOCAT. Parerergcec

N Pitas BITTER AGAIN  DEAE ENUAY!   Contends Allies Were Foolec  by the: First Revolu atan   SREAMERS ARE BLAMED   Complain That Wilson anc Lioyd George Overruled Clemenceau.

CITY HEAT PLANT TO QUI   Burlington Patrons Will Have To Put in Furnaces—Y. M. CG. A. and Churches Affected,

NO MORE CITY HEAT: WALSH TEAVES NOTICE   y. W. C. A., Churches. Stores and Offices Must Put in Plants.

LEAP YEAR SEEMS RECORD BREAKER   Number of Marriage Licenses Increase During Last Two Months

Dan Cupid, Aided By Leap Year, Is Out To Establish New Recora   Reports From Many Cities Indicate a Large Increase in the Number of Marriages in First Two Months of Year

LAP YEAR MATTIAGE ini len BULMING   All Parts of Country, Excep Boston, Show License Increase   WOMEN’S PROPOSALS BOOST CUPID, SAIL   War Romances, Econom Conditions Also Given as  “Reasons Why”

LEAP YEAR IS STARTING OUT FOR A RECORE   fncreases in Marriage Licenses DurIng January and February Nearly 100 Per Cent. Sver 1919.

DISABLED TRANSPORT TO START FOR NEW YORK TODAY   Messages Relative to Transfer of Passengers From Powhatan Are Not Clear.

BRYAN FAILS TO PUT HIS DRY DECLARATION BY WITH SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS   Report Is Body Will Pass Prohi- bition Question Up to the Main Organization

THROWN INTO ADMINISTRATION MACHINERY   Senator Romerene, of Ohio, Urge Adoption of Plank.   Pledging Party to Harmonize Difference Between Treaty Opponente.

N. Y. SOCIALISTS ARE BARRED   Assembly Adopts Resotution Denying Them Seats by Vote of 140 to 6 —tLong Applause.

Speaker Says Members Were Elected on Platform _ Inimical to Country   Leader Refused Permission te Speak in Jersey City; Esecorted: From Town

HOLD UP SEATS (F FIVE ASSEMBLYMER   New York Legislature Must Decide Upon Their Eligibility.

DENY SEATS 10 5 SOCIALISTS IN N. Y.  Cte i Bee EK Secaarat Woawte:      Speaker Flays Party Which Elected Members   'BERCER DEMANDS BLANKS

NEW YORK TURNS OWN SOGIALISTS      Five Denied Seats in Assembly Until Eligibility Is Probed.

DENIES SEATS TO SOCIALISTS    Five Are Hit by Edict of the New : York Assembly.

LEGION FIGHTS MENNONITES      Missisipp! Division Proteste- Againat Migration of 40,000 Members to That State,

PROTEST AGAINST 40,000 MENNONITE!   Miss. Authorities Ask That They Be Not Allowed to .  Come From Canada.

WOMAN AND MAN KILLED DENTON, POLICE ARE TOLD   Wealthy Prospecto. Shot Lady First, Housekeeper Says.

TO RECOGNIZE SOVIET.   doint Resolution Is Intraduced in the ‘Senate Today.

Senator France, Maryland Offers Resolution to Give Recognition to Russia   WOULD END EMBARGO AND RENEW CREDITS   ANY AMERICAN TROOPS RE MAINING ON RUSSIAN son WOULD BE WITHDRAWN IM MEDIATELY,

SENATOR FRANCE, REPUBLICAN, FOR PEACE WITH RED:   Would Establish Friend ly Relations, Lift Bans and Give Credit.

RESCLUTEON WOULD RECOGNIZE. RUISSY   Senator France of Maryland Wants U. 8, to Offer Apology for Invasion and to Lend  , Felpine Hand.

Canals Given Boost To U.S.   Director Tomlinson Reports They Are Economic

INLAND WATERWAYS FOR U.$. FAVORED   Director of Division of In'and Water: ways Urges Thorough Experi ment In Their Development.

“NEVER: AGAIN SAY EW. YORK " REVELEAS TODAY   Population Slovly Recovering Fron the Wittest and Wettest Spree in: City’s Entire Career. .

SEA OF BOOZE WELCOMES 1921   New York and Chicago Revel lers Have Plenty of Red Liquor for Celebration.   WILD NIGHT IN CAFES

HOLD NEGRO FOR SHOOTING AFFRAY AT MANLY, IOWA   Riddled Body of Com. panion With Bullets In Rail Yards

EQUITY BLOGKS UNION WITH FARM BUREAUS       ADVERSE RECOMMENDATION TC HE MADE. TO MILWAUKEE CONVENTION

EQUITY MEN OPPOSE UNION WITH BUREAU   Pre-Convention Meeting - Against Farm Bureaw Cangnalidation   HOUSTON IS BOOSTED   Urged as Successor to Titte"more, Who Will Not Run Again _

SBE  WILSON POLICY CAUSE OF MEXICAN  CONDITIONS, O'SHAUGHNESSY AVERS

BLAMES AMERICAN POLICY IN MEXICO   Former American Charge At Mexican Capital Says That United States Policy Was Fundamentally Wrona.

WORST BLIZZARD IN NEW ENGLANG   High-Velocity Wind Along Coast and High Tides Off New Jersey.

NEW ENGLAND BATTLES WORST . BLIZZARD -FOR ’ YEARS: TRAINS HALTED

CANTUS CAPTURE BE GREAT VICTORY FOR PRES, HUERTA   WILL, HAVE IMPORTANT BEARING ON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SOON TO BE HELD

RFTWEFIN $20 WWD 1000 FROV  THIS COUNTY TO MARE PRU —100 PAPIC TED 10 BOARD TRAIN AL WELEINGTON

LAFOLLETTE REFUSES REPLY-ON: ‘CHALLENGE   Lenisaiciske Senator. to: De ‘hata Caipalen Issues.’

GOVERNMENT Ih BOUNDARY DSPUTT   Asked To Intervene In Controversy Over Oil Lands Between Texas and Oklahoma.

INTERVENTION POSSIBLE.   Government Asks That Texa Be Enjoined From Granting Titles to Oil Land.

“STATE SCRAP   Federal Government Asks to Intervene in Red River _ “Boundary Row.   MOTIONS ARE FILED. . -. IN SUPREME COURT

GUYCHNMENT 1 INTERVENE 1K  TU. DISPUTE   SULT ASKS COURT TO APPOINT . RECEIVER AND PREVENT - TRESPASSING ON LAND,

NEW MOTIONS — “FIELD TODAY   (Government Asks Leases  Be Enjoined:.  - Granting Titles

THE OKLASTEXAS ROAR   The Guverument Takes Ue t Some Chips in the Boundary  uarl

GOVERNMENT MOVES      Takes Hand in Texas-Oklaho ma Oil Land Fight

UNGLE SA RED RIVER FIGHT   GOVERNMENT WANTS TO INTER CEDE IN FIGHT BETWEEN OKLAHOMA AND ‘TEXAS IN RIVER SCRAP

GOV. COX TO TAKE THE OFFENSIVE IN DEM. CAMPAIGN   (ON PERSONALLY DIRECTING STRATEGY OF DEMOCRATIC  NATIONAL CAMPAIGN

GOA WONT GIVE REPS ANY RES]   Plans Continuous Bombardment  tee ee ee  OFFENSIVE READY  ee ee eet  ‘Harding Succeeds In Uniting Party

GOV: COX HAS MORE BOMBS FOR ATTACKS      ‘Has Not Used Up All His Ammunition on Republican Finances.   PREPARES FOR SPEECH MAKING TRIP WEST   Democratic Women Meat at _ Columbus and Take U to, Work,  -

CAPPER OCRIMP TU GAMBLING IN GRAIN CARRIES TAX TEETH   Kansas Senator’s Bill Would Put Prohibitive Levy on Speculators’ Game.   “FARMERS LOSE BILLION DOLLARS BY BEAR RAID’   Corn Crop Sold 14 Times Befor Bushel Reached Markets, Charged by Senator.

FUTURES TRADING MAY BE ENDED BY PROHIBITION TAX   Capper Bill To Go T Congress with 10 Per Levy On Gambling.

CAPPER BILL MADE -PUBLIC   To Stop Gambling in Food Stuffs and Cotton.   10 PER GENT TAX ON OPTIONS   But Bill Preserves “Hedge” and Legitimate Buying and Selling.

ELIMINATE ALL SPECULATORS   SENATOR CAPPER WILL IN. TRODUCE BILL TO STOP TRADING IN FUTURES   ‘Futures’’ Dealing Would b Confined to Producers and Specially Licensed Class of Traders

KANSAS SEHATOR PREPARES BILL TO. “FLIMIWATE STOCK. “MIARKET GAMBLER   C apper. Will Introduce  Measure in Congress to Stop Selling Intangible Nonexistant Holdings   WORLD'S  GREATEST  : GAMBLING HOUSE   DESIGNATES CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE AS NEST OF SHARPERS FATTENING FROM SHEARED LAMLULS

TRADE BARON FOOD “FUTURES” IS PROPOSEL   Capper Proposes Penalties  - for Gambling in Grain: and (attar 7 7

CAPPER PUBLISHED ANTI-GAMBLING BILI      PROPOSES TAX OF TEN PER CENT ON ALL FUTURE DEALS IN GRAIN OR COTTON.

SENATOR CAPPER. ~HAS: DRASTIC. BIL   AS SENATOR WOULD . STOP. DEALING IN FUTURES      AGAINST FEDERAL TRADING   Hag Prepared Bill to Prohiblt Future “.Weiding in Grain. and Cotton Ex- Ceupé Under Certain Conditions.

WOULD STOP - SPECULATION   Senator Capper Gives Out Proposed Bill.   AIMED AT GAMBLING, ~ , FOODSTUFFS, COTTON   Prohibitive Tax On Future Trading.

CAPPER ORIGINATES LAW TO AID FARMER   Would Stop Future Trading t Grain, Cotton, .

HIT GAMBLING IN hrdahee  QhARS   Senator Declares Farmers Lose Millions in ‘Bear Raids”

WOULD STOP GAMBLING IN FOODSTUFFS - AND COTTON BY PROHIBITIVE TAX

KANSAS MEN’. OFFER REMEDY   CAPPER AND TINCHER WOULD *€UT OUT FUTURES.    CALL IT. GAMBLING   BETTING ON GRAIN’ PRICES A - ) CAVSE OF COLLAPSE. —   Congressfonal Committees to Ask Government Officials What -.. / ‘Phey Think. : :

CAPPER WILL SEEK 10 PUT AN END TO PRAIN, SPECULATION   Kansas Senatcr Today Make: Public the Bill He Will Introduce Next Week.   TAX ’EM OUT OF BUSINESS   Tax Would Extend to Product: from Grain and Cotton—Consider Aid for Farmers.

BILLTO ROOT OUT GAMBLING      [IN FOODSTUFF AND COTTON FUTURES READY FOR INTRO. DUCTION ©   When Congress Meet: Next Week — Designer to Wipe Out Wheat Pit Bucket Shops and Blacl hoard.

SENATOR GAPPER WANTS TO STOP GAMBLING 1X GOTTON AND FOODSTUFFS   Would Impose Tax on All “Future” Dealing In Cotton. Corn, Grains, Etc.

STOP GAMBLING IN FOOD STUFFS   Is Remedy for Price Situation Offered by Senator Capper, Kansas.

REVOLUTIONARY BILL PROPOSED BY SEN. CAPPER   Would Put End to Gamb-. ling in Foodstuffs and Cotton.

WHEAT FIT BUGKET SHOP IUOMED, SAN SEN, CAPPER   Bill Proposed by Kansas Solon Would Prohibit “Future” Trading   TEN PER CENT TAX ON OPTION DEALS URGED   Actual Growers and Seliers of Grain and Cotton to Be Exempt

TO STOP TRADE IN FUTURES IS KANSAN’S PLAN   Senator to Introduce Drastic Measure in Congress Abolishing Grain Pits. _   BILLIONS OF LOSSES © DUE TO SPECULATION

BILL TO TAX ALL  GAMBLING TRADES ~—ONFOODSTUFES I BE INTRODUCE   senator Capper Has Measur  For Congress.-—Provides fo: Ten Per Cent. Tax on Grair And Cotton Gambling. — ~Woulltl Stop It. 1

TEN PER CENT. TAX ON OPTIONS   Senator Capper of Kan. sas Made Public Proposed Bill Tedav

WOULD TAX FUTURE TRADES   NEW BILL AIMED AT MARKET GAMBLING   Measure Written By Sen. Capper Would Place Prohibitive Tax on “Futures”.

Senator Capp ris Al : Measures: Will: Present ltTo Congress. oe   COTTON TRADE  INCLUDED   Ten Per ‘Cent Tax On Options Feature: Designed. To: Elim=". “inate Gambling.”

PREPARES MEASURE PUTTING HEAVY TAX ON FUTURE TRADING   Ten Per Cent Tax On Futures In Grains and Cottons Intended To Stop Market  Manipulation.

SENATOR CAPPER UFFERS BILL TO STOP GAMBLING   Says Present Crop of Corn Sold Fourteen Times.  “Farmer Always Goat’’ Insists  Sanator With New Bill

PROPOSES OPTIONS TAX TO PREVENT GAMBLING IN FARMERS PRODUCT:   SENATOR CAPPER HAS PERFECT ED BILL TO BE INTRODUC. ED NEXT WEEK.

Capper Tells Plan to End Foods and Cotton Gambling   Makes Public Bill He Will Present in Senate This Week Taxing Speculators That Would Make “Future” Trading Prohibitive to All But Actual Owners or Limited Number Under Federal License.

CAPPER PLANS TO ELIMINATE ~ AUGKET SHOPS   Prohibitive Tax to Be Imposed on Trading in Futures, His Scheme. —   BLACK BOARD ANB WHEAT PIT WOULD 60   Framer Says Farmers and Consumers-Lose Under Present System of Gambling -

CLOSE UP BLACK - AND TAN RESORTS   Injunction Suits Are Prepared Agains Chicago Jointe; Violence Ile Feared

MAKE DRIVE ON TOUGH SALOONS   ‘Thirty-Five More Disreputa ble Resorts in Chicago  Will Be Closed.

CHICAGO CLEAN-UP NO DRIVE ON LIQUO   Merely Effort To Enforce Law. Attorney-General ‘Says, In Filing Suits.

CLOSE MORE SALGONS   Chicago Dives Would Be Etiminated by Attorney General.

PLANS ANOTHER CLOSING ORDEF   DTV UEP a a eth AsO RRO ae Coast ee  MORE CHICAGO DIVES  “Drive” Directed Especially at Hos! Notorious “Black and Tan" Cafes in Resorts In City. -

ANOTHER DRIVE OPENS AGAINST “WET” SALOONS   Brundage Seeks To Close 35 Saloons, Cabarets And Drug Stores.

Dritts Are Six Feet Deep in Some  Parts of the Rusinces Tietriest.

ENGLISH HOMES ARE OPENED 10 RHANES STUTFNT   Americans In England Studying _ To Be Given Real English :. Christmas.      GOOD TIMES ‘ARE PROMISED   Prominent American and British Women Arrange For the _.... +Entertainment.

BILL WHITE ON INDUSTRIAL BILL   Emporia Editor Says It’s Merely Evolution.   TO ELIMINATE STRANGLEHOLD   Labor Will Thank Kansas Ten Years Later—Such Legis!a-  tioa Must Come. 

WHITE TALKS TO THE LEGISLATURE   DECLARES THE NEW COURT A BOON TO CAPITAL -AND LABOR.   THE WEEK’S -PROGRAM   TALK ON INDUSTRIAL BILL WILL «CONSUME  MOST; TIME.   When That Bill Is Pisposed of Other Measures of Special  Interest Wilt be Taken up.

EQUITABLE RELATIONS   White Says Court Bill Wilt Do This Fo? Capitat and Labor.

MICHIGAN VOTERS REGISTER CHOICE   Presidenti Primaries Are Held Large Field of Candidates; Hoover on  Both Ticket  ts.

Voters Today. Register Their  Preference of Thirteen Candidates. —

MICHIGAN VOTERS AT POLLS TODAY   State Presidential Preference Primary Expected to Bring Out Big Vote

PRIMARIES ON IN MICHIGAN   Political Leaders Watching Results Here with Interest.   HOOVER’S NAME ON BOTH TICKETS

STORM LOWERS MICHIGAN VOTE   Turnout: of Voters in Wolver ine State Much Lighter Thai Had Been. Expected.   ALL ARE CONFIDENT

MIGHIGAN VOTE AT PRIMARY IS CUT BY STORM   Turn Out Is Much Less Than Had Been Expected.

MICHIGAN TURNS OUT LIGHT VOT:   ‘Snow Storm Curtails Number  Who Register Choice at Polls; Thirteen in. Race.

HEAVY VOTE IN MICHIGAN CAST   MOST OF STATE SNOW-COV _ ERED AS RESULT OF BAS ' TER: BLIZZARD,   But Interest in Thirteen Presi _ dential Candidacies Bring:  Out the Voters.

PREDICT HEAVY VOTE IN MICHIGAN TODA\   Municipal “Cantests To Bring Out Citizens.

MICHIGAN GOES TO POLLS THRU SNOW DRIFTS   FATE OF REPUBLICAN RACE DEPENDS GREATLY ON OUTCOME OF TODA .’S PRIMARY

HARD BATTLES RAGING AROUND WARSAW SUBURBS  POLES ARE MAKING A STUBBORN, PERSISTENT RESISTANCE.  RUSSIANS PRES SING

Russos Capture Pultusk 26 Miles from Capital —Railroad Defenders Surrender without Fighting.   KOPP IN BERLIN

DIY 3 ODD  UFrEneD {0  FOEMEN OF SENATOR   Governor Edwards Leading as Choice for Demo\ cratic Nomination

ELECTION BETTING STARTED   ' Governor Edwards of New Jersey Favorite Democratic Candidate and * Sen, Johnson, Republican.

Hl JOHNSON HIGH AMONG BET MONGERS   Edwards Also Holds Stellar Place in Wall Street “Bookings.”

MEN DESERVED NAVAL AWARDS DAYS DANIELS   Has Refutation of Sims’ Charges in Letter Sent to Senator Page—Explains Each Case.  GIVEN FOR MERIT

Explains His Stand in the Matter of Changing the AsSignments and Gives His Reasons.

DANIELS DEFENDS ~-AONORING CTS WHO LOST SHIPS   ‘Great Resourcefulness Required  To Save Crew When Tor- . pedoed, He Says.   REPLIES TO NAVY ATTACKS:   Principle Was ‘Recognized With  Early Naval Heroes, Sec-  retary Declares. e

ISTIRRED UP. BY ADMIRAL. SIMS   Explains That: ‘Hasbrouck Faced Court . Martial’ and While  ‘Acquitted ©: Was «Not _Recommanda RuRrevl ©   REVIEW CASES IN DETAIL

TO ATTAGKS ON HIS NAVY AWARI   Secretary Defends Stand That Highest Distinction Should Be Conferred on Men Who Met the Enemy.

DANIELS REPLIES 10 ATTACKS ON AWARDS   DETAILS IN EACH CASE OF NAVY DECORATIONS REVIEWED BY SECRETARY.   FULL EXPLANATION 15 GIVEK   Senate and House Committees Will Probably Probe Row Following Action of Sims.

SECRETARY MAKES REPLY TQ ATTACKS   Daniels Reviews Details of Each Case.   MAY PROBE WHOLE ROW.   Cabinet Member Explains at Length Thecry on Which He Disagreed With Some  of Awards as Finally Recom. mended to Him-—~Sends Let. ter to Ghairman Page.

DANIELS’ STAND   In ‘Navy Serap over Decoration Awards   ard Bask te Lawrence, Porter Parry, Navy Mernes, ta Prove Cuntantion aa te Awarding: of Distinguished Service Crosses 

Brusileff, Who. Is, Leading -in Offensive - Against Ae Swept Same Land in 1916.°

Bolshevik Offensive  Is Being Led by Noted Russ General is Report

Wilson Appeals to Three Dem: ocratic Members To Vote For Suffrage.

DELAWARE MAY NOT RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Legislature Meets For Final Sessior With the Amendment Still In House Committee of Whole.

rr i AUIEne IE FACES  VELAWARE FAULO SUFFRAGE VOTE   Last Rally Made For Votes For Women at Dover

It the Little Things Were Cared for, Town Would Leok Much Hetter

SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING TIBY TOW}   IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE GIVES ADVICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS   if the Little Things Were Cared for, Town Would Look Much Better

RAILWAY CHIEFS TO MEET FRIDAY   Brotherhood Heads Hold Important - Conference in Chicago; Purpose   Kept Secret by Lee.

MUCH OF FOUR BILLION SPENT BY SHIPPING BD. WAS SQUANDER’D   Assistant to Head of the Board Makes Startling Statements In Probe   ACCOUNTS TANGLED   Vast Sums Due From the 8000 Voyages Lost Thru Lack of Audite

Strawberry eos a      ‘Marlboro Motor Transport   Local and Long Distance TRUCKING    Furniture and Piano Moving

Marlboro  Motor Transport   Local and Long Distance TRUCKING   Furniture and Piano Moving

ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLS FOR CHARGES RETRACTION      Palmer Declares Report on the Treatment of Alien Prisoners Utterly False

PALMER BRANDS CHARGES MADE UTTERLY FALSE   Had Not Criticised Any Lawyer As Indicated by The Charge . Made.  Wires Complaining Lawyet Involved.

PALMER DENIES CHARGES   Arrested Reds Were Not Maltreated by Federal Officers, Attorney ral Asserts.

Attorney General Calls On Frankfur. ter to Retract Statements Relative To Treatment of Aliens,

DEMANDS FRANKFURTER RETRACT HIS. CHARGES   Atty Gen Palmer Calls on Harvard Professor to Take Back “Utterly False” Statements   ‘Their Only Foundation”

STATEWIDE RAIDS AEGULT th ANHEAT CF MEXICAN LABOF   Deportation Awaits Mex Who Refuse to Take Contract Job in Beetfields.

OPEN UP GRAIN EXCHANGES   Farmers’ Marketing Committee Aaks Some One in Authority to Take Necessary Steps.

ASK U.S. TO OPEN GRAIN ‘CHANGES AND LET CO-OPS IN   F armers Marketing Committee Wants Drastic Action Soon   CHARGE PIT MONOPOLY   CHARGE THAT BIG CROP EXCHANGES SET PRICES IN DE FIANCE OF MEN WHO RAISED THEM

Producers Must Consolidate Their Common Interests. Federal Government Urged to Act in Order That Growers May Participate in Buying and Selling in Markets of Country. Would Adopt Pacific Coast System.

RELEASE 25,000 CARS FROM COAL TRAFFIC   Co-operative Organizations Ask Gov. ermnent to Open Doors to Producers.

ASK U.S. TO OPEN GRAIN CHANGES AND LET CO-OPSIN   Farmers _Marketin: ng: Commit. tee Wants: Drastic. :   CHARGE -PIT: MONOPOLY        cnance THAT ' CHANGES : SET. PRICES (1  FIANCE OF MEN..WHO at RAIS#O THEM

REPORT DECLARES CO-OP COMPANIES ARE NOW EXCLINET   Declare Co-Operatives Cannot Fix Prices But Can Get Most Out of Markets

FARMERS SEEK ‘MEMBERSHIPS — TNPEYGHANRES   Pass- Resolutions Calling of Federal Coiimission to Take Steps   MONOPOI. ‘PREVAILS  NOW, THEY DECLARE   Discussion. of Cooperative . Marketing. Organization  Doesnt Lead: Very Far

Opened to et   FARMERS’ MARKETING COMMITTEEMEN SO RESOLVE, IN CHICAGO CONFERENCE—WOULD HAVE UNITED STATES TAKE STEPS TOWARD SUCH ADMISSION, IF GRAIN EXCHANGES REFUSE T9 GIVE PERMIT.

THREATENED = 10 WITHDRAW AMERICAN FORCES   Policing the Adriatic District in Protest to Britain and France.

ench and — English .. Premiers’ ’ Considering ‘An Answer to American Excutive’s Note of Pro , tést. London Report Has Italy and Jugo -2 . Slavia Working Own Solution. ;

MAY WITHDRAW FORCES  FROM THE ADRIATIC   President Wilson Said to Have Made Threats in His Protest to the Allies

BORAH BILL TO AID WAR VETERAN MEETS APPROVA!   Senate Public Lands Committee Orders Favorable Report on Measure -

LAND GRANTING BILL IS READY FOR CONGRESS   Senate Action Is No Expected Until December.

BORAR'S SOLDIER RELIEF MEAQURE I) REQPRTED QUT   Senate Will Take Up Bill a December Session, Leader Says.

BRIGANDS CAPTURE A TOWN   Siay Thirty-Two Russian Officers When They Land From a Srealt Coastal Steamer.

TOWN TAKEN BY BRIGANDS   Mountain Outlaws Slay 32 Russian Officers at Gereniic.

President. Likely to Remain © on the Job in Washington -All Summer, Cuiting Vacation

ANXIOUS 10 REMAIN  ON JOE   Doubtful Whether He Will Leave Washington for the Summer.

Wilson Shows  Improvement   President Anxious To Get On Job and Stay At Work During Summer

May stay in Washington all summer—Physical condition much improved

REVIVAL MEETIN   Services Began Eneouragingly Evangelical Church

REVIVAL MEETINGS OPEN   Services Began Encouragingly at Evangelical Church

WILSON WANTED TO BE BIG BOSS   Lansing Never Had President’s Confidence in Affairs   SECRETARY WAS POPULAR

PLAGIARISM IN  WEIGHTY NOTES ATTRBUTED 19 THE PRESIBENT   Wilson Took Praise For Able Documents From Lansine’s Pen.   LATTER WAS SILENT   Former Secretary Kept Himself In Background, Says Correspondent.

LANSING’S’ VIEW OF TREATY LED TO HIS OUSTING   Wanted. To Write Compromise Adopting Lodge Reservations To Wi'son’s Position

COX STANDS FOR INTERPRETATION OF THE LEAGUE   WILL MAKE REMAINDER OF CAMPAIGN UPON THAT  UNDERSTANDING.   JUBILANT OVER THE WHITE HOUSE REPORT

WHITE HOUSE AUCH ELATET    Reports Front Various States Show   Cox Has Good Chance To Win Electoral Votes

BRYAN BEATEN BUT HEAD HIGH   CONVENTION TURNS DOWN BONE DRY LIQUOR PLANK.   BUT CROWD IS KINDLY TO HIM   COMMONER ALL BUT TURNS SESSION UPSIDE DOWN.   solsy Demonstration Follows Appeal for Sober Nation — State Standards Torn Up in Spon tancous Outbourat.

BRYAN SNOWED UNDER IN DAY PLAN LEH   PROHIBITION PROPOSAL REJECTED '-BY CONVENTION BY 92914 / TO 15544.

REJECTED PLANKS © FAST AS OFFERED IN SUBSTITUTION   Bryan, Hobson and Cockran Were All Treated Alike By The  Administration Forces   BONE DRY PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN BY SIX TO ONE VOTE   Some Did Not Even Get Suppor Bnough To Demand Roll Call Before Refusal

COMMONER IN TEARS LOSES DRYS’ BATTLE   Bone Dry Plank Loses Out in in Overwhelming Vote 929 1-2 to 155 1-2.   MAKES ‘BOLD FIGHT   er oe  RIOT FOLLOWS SPEECH IN WHICH STATE STANDARDS ARE REDUCED TO WRECKAGE.

RAIL HEARING ON RATE PLEA TS CONCLUDED   Nearly Billion Increase is Asked of Interstate Commerce Cominission 

COMMISSION TO. ACT BY AUG. 1   DECISION SOON DUE ON R R. FREIGHT RATES.

U. S. DRY; ALIENS IN FLIGHT   Thousands Reach Switzerland on Way to Their Old Homes.

BRITISH IN FIGHT AGAINST U.S. DRYS   Cartoon U. S. as Microbe ir Their Beer.   Wet Interests Open Poster Campaign Against “Meddiers From the United States,”

BRITISH WETS FIGHT    t POSTER CAMPAIGN {iS OPENED AGAINST THE DRY WAR.   Uncle Sam Is Cartooned as a “Microbe in the Beer’—Hit United States Meddlers.

BRITISH FIGHT DRYS   Cartoon U. S. as Microbe in Their Beer.   Wet Interests Open Poster Campaig! . Against “Meddiers From the United States.”

SOUNDS THREAT - QF WET PARTY   New Organization to Kill the Na: tion-Wide Dry Law Advocated. :   France, of Maryland, in Senate Threat. ens G. O. P. Liberals Will Rally on Anti-Prohibition Platform to Save the People’s Liberties.

NEW:PARTY TO FIGHT AG              Repeat of Satfonal Ory “and Espionage Act to He-Chiet Planks, Senatey Franca Barns,

SENATOR FRANCE WARNS NEW PARTY IS ABOUT BORN   Liberalism Will Crush Demo cratic Autocracy, Senator  Declares,   REVISE PROHIBITION LAW   Liberty and L'berties of the People Have Been Taken Away, He Says.

BOOZE, PEACE WEA THETUN, LIBERAL GR   Freeda io rink and to b Friends With Boche AntiBourbon Slogan,   SENATOR FRANCE WARNS NEW PARTY’S LIKELY   Demacrats tlave Established Mas Powerful Despot in World, He Says,

senator France Indicates ‘ Republican Liberals” May Form New Political Party

WANTS NEW PARTY TO KILL ORY LAW   Senator in Speech Sounds Threat of Wet Organization.   FIGHTS THE PROHIBITION ACT   Maryland Solon Advocates Repeal of Amendment and Espionage Act— Declares G. O. P. Liberals Wil! Rally to Save Liberties.

WET PARTY 10 TAKE FIELD, IS THREAT   RIVER RHINE IS SCENE OF WAR OPENING   President Ebert's Guns Start Attack on Reds in Ruhr District.   New Organization to Kill the Nation-Wide Dry Law Advocated,   SUPREME CLASH IS NOW Oh   Forty Thousand Rebels Now Hold the Rich Manufacturing DOistrict— Government Forces Rushed From Silesia.   France, of Maryland,in Senate Threat. ens G. O. P. Liberals Will Rally on Anti-Prohibition Platform to Save the People’s Liberties.

SOUNDS THREAT . OF WET PARTY   New Organization to Kil the Nation-Wide Dry Law Advocated. ?   AGAINST THE ESPIONAGE ACI   France, of Maryland, in Senate Threatens G. 0. P. Liberals WII Rally on Anti-Prohibition Platform to Save the People’s Liberties.

NEW PARTY IS POSSIBILITY,” SAYS SENATOR   LaFrance Declares That Both Old Parties Are Diacadent.

SENATOR It. WARNING Tt OTD) PARTIES      France of Maryland Says Liberties Must be Restored to People   TITS PROHIBITION   7 _ Says Third Party May Challenge The Two Old Parties

BOOZE PROBABLY “TOBE SPR OF      Senator France of Maryland Wants Party That Will. Stand For Individual Liberty.

URGES REPEAL ~— OF PROHIBITION   SEN. FRANCE WARNS THAI LIBERALS MAY FORM NEW PARTY.

NEW LIBERAL PARTY IS AIM   Senator France Opens At _ tack on “Bourbon Autoc'. yaey” Now in Power.   PROHIBITION REPEAL  IS: AMONG DEMANDS

NEW PANTY IN THE MAKING.   ‘Liberal Repeblican”’ Organization to Fight Autocracy.

6;0.P. LIBERALS MAY FORM NEW POLITICAL PART)   Maryland Senator Gets Al Worked Up Over Desire For Liberty.   WANTS PROHIBITION MATTER GPENED FOR RECONSIDERATION   Demands Tre-Parlite Control of Railroads and Rejection of Treaty.

SENATOR WARNS OF REPUBLICAN SPLIT   SAYS G. O. P. “LIBERALS” MAY BREAK TO FIGHT “BOURBON AUTOCRACY.” 2

WANTS IT WET AGAIN   senator France Also Wants “New Party” to Work For “Military Training.”

SENATOR-FRANCE —THREATENS. A LIBERAL. PARTY   Issues. Warning That Republican Liberals May Form a New Party to Fight “Rourbon Autocracy.””   WOULD FORCE REPEAL   The. Repeal. of the Espionage Ac Along with the Prohibition Legislatidén to be Chief Planks  In-Platform.

“Republican  ‘Liberals”’ iiay Form New Party Is fe View Of Senator France

NcW PARTY PLANNED BY LIBERALS SAYS SOLON   senator rrance Indicates ‘‘ Re. publican Liberals” May Form New Political Party   Insists Many Are Weary Of “Bourbon Autocracy” And ‘ Despotism.”’

SENATOR FRANCE WARNS PLS OF NEW PARTY-PLAN   Insists That There is Chance For a Party to Demand “In‘dividual Liberty” Instead of Old Line Policies —Would, Reneal Prohibition. 9 =<   ‘PRESENT REGIME AUTOCRATIC:   Says Too Much Power Hag Been Given the President. .

G0. P. LIBERALS ~ MAY FORM NEW ALLIANU   Senator France Threatens to Take Stand Against Prohibition

THREAT 10 FORM NEW REPUBLICAN LIBERAL PARTY   Sen. France Says Repeal of National Prohibition and Espionage Act Would Be Aims.   [NAMES — MINOR . PLANKS    Declares Fight Would Be Agains  “Bourbon Autocracy” That Has Been Set Up Here.

BOOZE BLEAT FROM SENATOR   France, of Maryland, Cham pions Liquor.   Says the 4,000,000 Soldiers Whe Fought for Democracy Should Be Consulted.

WET ADVOCATES ~ SOUND THREATS IN WASHINGTON   AIM IS TO KILL  NATIONAL DRY ACT   Senator Joseph L France, Republican, Ready To Enlist in Uprising of G. 0. P. to Save People’s  Liberties.

REPUBLICANS TU SPLIT, WARNING   Formation of a “Republicar Liberal” Party is Threat Made in Senate..  REPEAL OF PROHIBITION

AEPUBLIGAN WETS MAY FORM PARTY, CT HATOR ASSERTS   Overthrow of “Bourbon Autocracy” and Restoration of Individual Liberties Urged by France.

SENATOR FRANCE IN LONG SPEECH URGED NEW PARTY   Fight on Bourbon, Autocracy wn Would Repent 18th Amendment, ’   SAYS ROTH PARTIES BHCOME DECADENT   Rejection of the “Iniquitous’”? Treaty, Reduction of Living Costs and Military Training, 

DRY QUESTION NOW THREATENS TROUBLE AMONG REPUBLICANS   France for State Rights; Announces Opposition to “‘Reactionary Autocracy.”

DESERT 6.0.P. 76 FORM WET PARTY    REPUBLICAN LIBERALS WILL FOR™   NEW PARTY UNLESS WET PLANK   INSERTED, SAYS

SENATOR FRANCE TO LEAD REVOLT OF REPUBLICANS   LIBERALS TO GC WET ,   NEW PARTY SUGGESTED. IF BOURBONS CONTINUE TO RULE THE G. 0. P.

THREAT NEW : PARTY   Senatur, Peeved By Prohibition ' Says “Republican Liberals” May Fleck By Them-  selves. ™

FRANCE WARNS REPUBLICANS OF ANEW PARTY       re Repeal Prohibition And is pionage Acts Are Chiel Planks Suggested ©

NE'Y BRAND OF POLITICS   Senator France of Maryland. Pro poses Liberal Republican Party to Ounose Drv Policy.

GOX WORKING UPON ACCEPTANCE TALK   NUMEROUS VISITORS ACTIVITIES OF DEMOCRATIO STANDARD BEARER

COX BUSY ON HIS SPEECH.   Finds, However, He Is Usable te Leck Bimself Up.

ACCEPTANCE ADDRESS WILL WOT BE LENGTHY   GOVERNOR COX PREPARES DRAFT OF SPEECH HE WILL MAKE NEST MONTE.   BLUE PENCIL WIL BE USEE   Western People Refer to Democratic Nominee as “Jimmy,” He Js Informed.

COX IS KEPT BUSY PREPARING SPEECH   First Draft Will.be Rushed to Dayton News Office for Composition   ADDRESS WILL BE SHORT   Between Shifts, Governor Confers With Judge Johnson and Others

COX MAZES PenctRssg GUX WAKES PAG TRES  Gi iS ACORESS   Vill Be Just Long Esoura to Tell the Sicty, He Says,

COX CAN'T HIDE IN HIS LIBRARY   ‘OHIO GOVERNOR [{S COMPELLED TO OPEN DOORS TO NUMEROUS VISITORS.

COX SPEECH 70 BE VERY SHORT, IT [IS HINTED   Governor Expects te Use No Unnecessart Words.

COX MAKES HEADWAY ON HIS SPEEGH   Judge Jehnsen. Confers With ~ Governor at His Home, :

cox WORKSZON SPEECH:   Democratic Candidate -Makes “Considerable: Progress  ‘on Address::af Acceptance.

COX I$ UNABLE  TO LOCK SELF FROM CALLERS   ‘WHDCk JOHNSON * COMMENTS   Says West Favors Cox Calling Nominee By First Name Same As When “Teddy” Ran For  DL ndieant   IDISCUSS FARM  FROBLEM:

GOA PUTS IN GOOD LICKS ON HURRIED DRAFT OF SPEEGE   Will be Just Long Enough t Tell the Story, Democratic Nominee Says.   CONFERS WITH MAN WHO PUT HIM IN NOMINATION      Oscar E. Bradfute, of Ohio Farm Bureau, and John D. Spreckels, Jr., of California, Other Callers, and Senator Pomerene Expected Today.

“JIMMY” WORKS FAST ON OPENING SPEECH   Says “Western People Seem to Real ize That Governor Cox is One of Them.”

COX WORKS.ON SPEECH.   Democratic Candidate Makes Considerable Progress on Address of Acceptance.

ROGRESS MADE BY GOV. COX IN PREPARING Hla KEYNOTE SPEECH   Unable to Carry Out His Plan of “Locking Himseli in His Library” on Aecoun’ of Several Callers,   JTS IN GOOD LICKS ON THE DRAFTING JOS   ynfers With J, G, Johnson, Just Back From San Francisco, Who Gives Gooc Perle From the West,

SAYS WESTERNERS ARE STRONG FOR JIMMIE COX   Judge Johnson Savs Strong Personal Interest Manifested for Presidential Nominee.

COX IS LABORING ON ADDRESS FOR AUG. 7   Democratic Nominee Receives Visitors While Work on Speech Continues.

GUA AUDAoo UF AGLEPTANGE REARS EHO ovo NOMINEE  eens Governor Confers With   Governor Confers With O. E. Bradfute On Monday.

WEST 15 STRONG FOR “JIMMY COX, CANDIDATE TOL   Ideals and Aspirations of Nominee Liked in Region, Ohio Jurist Declares—Working on Speech.

Democratic Candidate Spends Consid erable Time in Composition of Speech of Acceptance,

WESTERN PEOPLE REALIZING GOV. GOK I FOR THEN   Judge Johnson Says They Be. lieve The Governor Is For The People.   Call Him “Jimmy” And Already Feel That He Is Theirs.

COX PROGRESSING   Democratic Nominee Makes Some Headway on Speech

GAME KEEPERS GO ON STRIKE AND CLOSE GAMBLING HOUSES   Americuns Emploved in Mexican Resorts Demand tnevease IO to BIS a Da

GAMBLING WITH YOUR JOB IS NEW "FORM OF -SPOR'   Sonora Gaming Houses Close : as. Keepers-Go On Strike. _

VEN GAMBLERS ARE OTRUGK BY WALKOUT FEVER   Game Keepers Demand $15 a Day and Close Halls of Chance

BURLINGTON IS SUGGESTED   For the New Location of the Associated Packing Company.

MASSACHUSETTS GIVEN 10 WOOD   Army General Defeats Cali fornia Senator by Majority of Over 7,000.   VOTE UNUSUALLY - LIGHT

Maryland Is Swent By Wood   General Will Have Sixteen In structed Delegates From That State

‘GEN. WOOD CARRIED MARYLAND PRIMAR   JOHNSON AND HOOVER BAT TLE FOR CONTROL OF CALIFORNIA VOTES   Deep Interest is Expected to Re. suit in Heavy Vote in Indiana Todav

INDIANA IS VOTING; MARYLAND GIVES VICTORY TO WOOD   PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES BEING HELD IN TWO STATES TODAY.   INTEREST IN WEST   Chief Issue Is Senator's Strength in Home Districts.

WOOD DEFEATED HIRAM JOHNSON   Army Man Leads Senator In Maryland by 7,841—Vote Was Light.

WOOD GETS ALL OF MARYLAND'S  - 46 DELEGATES   Carries State Over Johnson by Vote of Nearly yim A

GENERAL WOOD BEATS JORNSON BY (341 VOTES   Very Light Vote Cast in Mary land Election Monday   Wood Has 116 of The 129 Delegates to The State Con vention

WOOD DEFEATS SEN. JOHNSON IN MARYLAND   ‘General Scores Lead of 7,341 In Light Voting Primarv   TOTAL POLL ONLY 24.000   CALIFORNIAN GETS ONLY ABOUT _ ONE-THIRD OF VOTES CAsT— DELEGATES PLEDGED TO WOOD

WOOD WINS IN MARYLAND.   Defeats Senator Johnson in Presidential Primary Yesterday.

JOHNSON IS DEFEATED IN LIGHT POOI   Practically Complete Returns Give Major General State.

POLL OPENINGS AREDELAVED BY SLOW OFFICERS         Booths in Some Precincts Still Closed at Nocn Today. a

WOOD BEATS JOHNSON IN MARVELAND   General Has  Lead of Over 7,000, Say Late Reports   FIGHT IN TWO STATES   Indiana and ‘California Stage Primary Contests Today

WOOD RUNS AWAY FROM OPPONEN   Maryland Vote Two to On Over Johnson,

WOOD IS WINNER . IN MARYLAND   General Defeats Johnson by Two to One Vote.   UNUSUALLY LIGHT VOTE   j WrSGtEn WA slp > eee ee Only Two Counties Give Johnson Majority. Democrats Have No Can) didates.

WOOD IN MARYLAND   SWAlll’s JOHNSON, LAISING ONLY TWO COUNTIES.   Two Women in Utah Republican Delegation. Which is Uninstructed,

Wiss State’s Preference for Republican Nomination for President - by Majority of  “ Nearly Two to One   EARLY INDIANA VOTING > COMPARATIVELY LIGHT   Special Interest Centers in G. 0. P. Contests with Four Leading Aspitants Asking for Support at Primary Election

GENERAL WOOD BEATS JORNSON BY (341 wetes  Very vie Vole ( = in ip BY, nda   Wood Has 116 of The 129 Delegates to The State Con vention

WOOD MARYLAND WINNER IN EVERY COUNTY SAVE TWO   Light Vote Cast; General Wil Have 116 of 129 Delegates to State Convention.

yell          : HE, CHOICE or FTUCKY bemocrar   GEN. WOOD CARRIES MARYLANE      Republicans of ‘Indiana Have Wood fohngon, Lowden and Harding te

gga          RETURNS  - PRACTICALLY. COMPLETE SHOW WOOD LEAD- — ING BY 7,841 VOTES

WOOD WINS MARYLAND OVER JONNSON IN STATE PRESIDENTIAL PRIMAR   ARMY MAN HAS FIFTEEN THOU. SAND VOTES AGAINST JOHN. SON'S EIGHT THOUSAND.

GENERAL'S MAJORITY IS 7,941   Officer Carries All  But 2 of State’s 23 Counties and Will Have 116 of 129 Delegates in State Convention.

MARYLAND GOES FOR GEN. WOOD   Solid Delegation Will go to Republican Convention From State, Nearly Complete Count Showing Sen. Johnson to be Close to 8.000 Behind.   PRIMARIES IN INDIANA TODAY’      Vpie jin Eni:

TO ASK WILSON TO SPEAK SOON FOR NOMINEES   rmeReT batt Be URGED T

ASKS ILLINOIS MINERS  (NOT TO ACT HASTILY               4 Wires Fafrington ‘Iinois Min%.Shpuld Not Act Hastily in iQ ultting  Ww ork April 1.

‘PRESIDENT E. J: JAMES QUITS   University of Illinois: Head Had Been on -a Year's: Leave - of a .. -Absenee. a .

DRY WELCOME FOR NEW YEAR   Chicage Celebration Not Permitted ; to Loeesen Up.

HINT DISRUPTION IN BALL COMBINE   International League Threaten Withdrawal From National Association of Professional Leagues

TALK OF WITHDRAWAL   AA Leagues May Enter New National Agreement

PARTY LINES VANISH BEFORE PEASE TREATY DEADLOCK   Pacticnal Divisions Split Both Democrats and ‘Republicans in Senite as Battle Over Peace Pact fircws More Fierce

DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN SENATORS ARE SPLIT ON LODGE RESERVATIONS TO TREATY   FEAR PEAGE TREATY !$ BLOCKED   Debate on the Treaty Continned Today With the Shantung Dispute Still Before the Senate.

PARTY LINES WIPED GUT INTHE TREATY DEADLOCK   Democrats and Republicans Split Into Factions Over the Lodge Reservations.

OF PRESIDENT’S INAUGURATION   Finds Party Lines Wiped Out in the Senate   Vith Deadlock on Treaty, Which President Only Can Break.  i.

Democratic‘and. Republicar Senators Split Into Fact fons Regardless of Poli lies.   WILSON A POWER,   Both Sides Beliey Believe That Only Presid ént Can Control

PARTY LINES WIPED OUT IN SENATE   DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN SENATORS ARE SPLIT ON LODGE RESERVATIONS TO TREATY   FEAR PEACE TREATY IS BLOCKED   Debate on the Treaty Continued Today With the Shantung Dispute Still Before the Senate.

Bull Moose Men Announce Their Support. Of   Harding.  EDITOR IS PRESENT  Nominee Disappointed Over Vermont Suffrage  Qitiiatian

F NICK GETS BACK TO CONGRESS WILL TRY 10 BE SPEAKER HE TEL) S HARNING   'No More Conferences Till  Speech of Acceptance is   Drafted Says G. O. P.  rm own 8 eh   SEES 2 PROGRESSIVES   Rebbins and Brown, After Confab, Put Their O. K. On Sen. Harding’s Political Views

LongworthIn Conference At Harding Home   Senator Goes Into Retirement’ This Afternoon To Work On Speech   DISAPPOINTED IN VERMONT GOVERNOR   Replies To Cox’s Statement of Rea] Farmer For Post In Cabinet

CHURCHMEN ARE CALLED T:) TASK BY CHURCH HEAD   Falling Off of Attendance ir Germany Brings Action by . Lutheran Authorities

LUTHERAN CHURCH TAKING STEPS TO RETAIN MEMBERS WHO QUIT TO AVOID TAXES

 Paper Was Endeavoring  to Settle Trouble With ; Street Car Company.

MURDERER OF ADENA GIRL IS CAPTURED   Henry Miller Confesses at Revival Services in West Virginia. ©

CONFESSION OF CHILD’S MURDER MADE IN CHURCH   Man Who Killed 11-Year Old Ohio Girl Turned Over to Authorities

SUBURBS OF “CHICAGO HIT BY TORNADO   CHICAGO COAL MEN HIT BY INDICTMENT   BRITAIN AND FRANCE ARE NEAR CLASH   Melrose Park, Evanston, Wil‘ mette and Irving Park Strewn With Wreckage.   Some of the Largest Operators in the Country Are on  List.   Text of Alleged Secret Turk : Treaty is Uncovered in Bertin,   35 DEAD, HUNDREDS INJURED   ACTION IS AT INDIANAPOLIS   GIVEN OUT BY WAZIM BEY   Damage Runs Into Millions as Towns in Will, Oupage, Kane and Cook Counties Are Hit—Crooked Path 49 Miics Long.   —_ a Bianket True Bill Found by Federal! Grand Jury includes Francis &. Peabody, War Chairman of  Production Committee. .   Declared the Document Was Gigned in Constantinople in April, 1919, by Franner, Nolen and Church iil for Great Britain.

CHICAGO SUBURBS HIT BY TORNADO   Melrose Park, Evanston, Wil - meite and Irving Park Strewn  With Wreckage.   35 DEAD, HUNDREDS INJURED   Damage Runs Into Millions as Towns in Wil, Dupage, Kane and Cook ° Counties. Are Hit—Crooked Path 40 Miles Lona.

TORNAQO WRECK CHIGAGO SUBURBS   Hurricane Hits Melrose Park, Wilmette and Other Towns.   35 PERSONS REPORTED DEAD   Storm Cuts Crooked Path 40 Miles Long Through Will, Dupage, Kane and Cook Counties—Damage Runs Into Millions.

HUN SUB CAPTAIN A SUICIDE   “Moraht, Sinker of French Warship Mantan Takes Poaisan.

Sinker of “French Warship Danton and Other Vessels Takes Poison at Hamburg.

GERMAN SEA TERROR SUICIDE   Sinker of French Warship Oantor and Otlecr Vessels Takes Delete at Hamburg.

Jap Conquest in Far East Watched U. S. Opposed to Further Invasions   Occupation of Russian Islands, Chinese Railroads and  Provinces, as Well as in Siberia, May Bring Crisis  ‘Between Two Governments—Colby Confers With British on New Problem.

SIGN COAL PROTOCOL   GERMANS AGAIN PUT NAMES ON DOTTED LINE.   Teuton Envoys Give in Unconditional. ly to the Ultimatum Framed by the Allies.

DELEGATES SIGN ON DOTTED LINE   Germans Give in Unconditionally on Coal Ultimatum.   Foreign Minister Samon, When Not Permitted to Make Speech at Confereros, Anewers “Yes.”

UOHNSON’S LEAD CHT   SENATOR NOW AHHAD ONLY 775 VOTES IN RETURNS FROM OBRFGON

COX HAS NO PROO OF FUND CHARGES MOORE SAYS .   Democratic Candidate’s Late Manager Tells Senators to Call Republicans

COX FAILS TO DELIVER FACTS   All His Manager Gives Committee Is “Leads.”   THE INVESTIGATION COES ON   Persona! Representative of Democratic Candidate Is On the Stand.

PASS BUCK   &. H. Moore Wants Senate to Call Others to Prove What He and Candidate Cox Fall Dewn on.   MOORE ADMITS HE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF FACTS   Man Depended Upon by Democrats to Tell Senate Committee Fails; Cox Dodges Appearance.

MOORE PREPARED T6 GIVE ALL SORTS INFORMATION   Personal Representative Governor Cox Cames to Chicago Loaded With Information as to Sources Republican Campaign Fund.

PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (9)   ‘Claimed To Be Loaded for Bear Previous to His  : Appearance Before the Senate Committee  Investigating Campaign Expenses.

SENATE COMMITTEE REOPENS BIG HEARING      COX WILL FURNISH LEADS TO RIG G. oO. P. FUND,

ATTEMPT TO SLAY JAPANESE PREMIEE   Former: Artilleryman Under Trial.

DECLARATION Ci CANDIDACY NOT YET FILED   Cox and Harding Are Expected To File Late Friday

DECLARATION CF CANDIDACY NOT YET FILED   70x and Harding Are Expected To File Late Friday   E. H. Moore to File For Gov ernor

Will ‘Declare For Candidacy for Presidential Nomination Before 5

KAISER SO POOR HE MUST SELL _ GIFTS OF POPE   Horses, Carriage-and Harnes: of Former Emperor Offered for Sale .

BIG $0. CALIFORNIA  FAIR NOW OPEN ON MOST SUCCESSFUL  EXPOSITION

FATE OF POLAND WILL BE DECIDED 'N RAGING BATTLE   Britain May Rush Rein forcements By Airplane.

ALLIED HELP REACHES POLES   War Battered Tanks Lumber to Front.   FRENCH 75’S ARRIVE, 100   American Air Squadron Is Being Transferred From South to Defend Warsaw.

DEFENSIVE LINE EAST  OF WARSAW IS BROKEN   POLES PREPARE TO. MOVE GOVERNMENT TO SAFE PLACE   American Aviators Sent to Sten the Tide of the Bolsheviki Advanee on Capital

SOVIETS BREAK THRU AND CROSS RIVER BUG AT SEVERAL PLACES   BRITISH CABINET TO fi   Indicated Some Serious Step Is About to Be Taken to Prevent Triumph ef Bolshevists Over Poland,

RUGOIANS NEAR POLES CAPITAL   River Bugis Crossed by Large Numbers of Bolsheviki Thursday.   LARGE GAINS CONCEDED

YANK AVIATORS TO HELP POLISH ARMY BEAT RED ATTACKS   Members of Kosciuszko Flyers Sent to Aid Defense of Beleaguered Capital.   APPROACH OF BOLSHEVIK ARMY IS CONTINUED   Poland Putting Up Desperate Resistance and Halts Foe in Southern District.

HOPE TO CHECK SOVIET ARMIES NEAR VISTHTLA   AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS ED POLISH AIR SQUADRON — T¢ ALD IN ATTEMPY TO CHECh SOVIET ADVANCE

AMERICAN AIR SQUADRON MOVED TO HELP: DEFEND MENACED POLE CAPITAL

European Situation Still © Acute; Rumanian Forces Concentrating For Action

Hope of Saving Warsaw trom the . Regs S#oms a Vain Thing— — Pereigners Ont.

REDS SMASH POLISH LINE; MOVE AHEAD TO VISTULA   Officials Ready to Transfer Seat of Government to South-west.   BOLSHEVIK ARMY GETS NEW SUPPLIES

OO nn  Defense Line East of  Warsaw Pierced by Reds  eeieerieeneeene oe

Poles Prepare to Move Goverzment--Still Hope for Check of Reds on Vistula

CAPITAL HOPES HORDES MAY BE STOPPED   AIR SQUADRON IS MOVED TO NEW FRONT   Consuls Are Evacuating Warsaw as the Russians Approach, But Officials of the Government Will Remain in That City

RUSSIANS CRASH THROUGH EAST POLISH LINES   American-Polish Air Squadror To Aid in the Defense of Warsaw

U. S$. AIR SQUADRON FLIES TO RESCUI   Transferred From Southern Front to Point Nearest Warsaw — General Weygand, Foch’s Assistant, Would Take Full Command of Poles

DEFENSIVE LINE EAST OF. WARSAW IS BROKEN   POLES PREPARE TO. MOVE GoY ERN} oe SAFE   American Ayiators Sent ta Stem the ‘Tide of the Bolsheviki Advan¢e on Capital

TRANSFER OF GOVERNMENT IS PLANNED IF ADVANCE OF THE BOLSHEVIKI IS NOT CHECKED   Polish Officials, However, Hope That the Soviet Forces Will Be Checked; Kosciusco Flying Squadron to Be User in The Defance af Canital: ;   AMERICAN CONSULATE TO BE CLOSED TODAY

WARSAW IS WAITING AS REDS DRAW a . NEARER   No Evidence Yet of Action on Part of Great Britain or France to Aid Poles

ASTERN LINE POLEISH ARMY BEEN PIERCED   reparations Made t Move Government From Warsaw

WARSAW WILL BE GIVEN Up   lf Present Advance Continues, Pulith Government Will be Removed

Pole Strength Is Reinforced; Consulate Closed   Defensive Line East of Capital City Pierced b Reds; Preparations Are Begun. for Niavino Seat of Government.

AMERICANS TO HELP DEFEND ~ POLISH CITY   'DEFENSE LINE EAST OF ' WARSAW PIERCED—GOV  ERNMENT READY TO  THRANCRL RE   Situation Continues Critical— Hope to Check Soviets At Vis-

POLISH LINE PIERCED BY RED FORCES   Plan Made toTranster Government Atter Bolshevik Victory East of Warsaw—doviets Checked Near  Prussian Border.

Preparations Are Made. to .Remove Seat of Government if Russians  Continue to Advance.

Am. Aviators Moving to Hottest Battle Frent   Things Look Dark For Warsaw. Battle Now Raging East of Warsaw May Be Decisive One. Bolsheviki Driven Back In Some Sections.

POLES PREPARE  TO cURRENUCH WARSAW TU FUE   RUSS ADVANCE MAY REACH IM PORTANT STRONGHOLD IN SEVEN OR TEN DAYS,

PIERCE WARSAW DEFENSE; HOPE FOR CITY 15 LOST   U. S. Consulate Tx ‘Get Out Today As Reds Near The Capital

SLAVS PIERCE ROLE LINE EAST OF POLE CAPITAI   Preparation Begun to Transfer Government Elsewhere if Necessary.   MAY CHECK DRIVE AT VISTUL

YANK PILOTS TD ~ DEFEND CAPITAL   Kosciuszko Squadron Ordered to Southern Front For Service.   LINE IS STRENGHTENED

POLISH LINE EAST OF WARSAW PIERCED   Preparations to Transfer Government—Bolsheviki Massing for Decisive Battle

HARDING ASKED WHO SPOKE FOR FRANGE TO HIM   President Directs Message to Candidate and Also to French Government   CANDIDATE IS SILENT   Refuses to Elaborate on Comment in Speech Made on His Tour

GERMAN WARSHIPS TO BRITAIN   Permer Pighter= tawe  lietlaetiets  Allocated.  Heer

FORMER GERMAN SHI ALLOCATED 10 ENGLANL   United States Will Get the Ostfriesland and Frankfurt Says Announcement

ALLOCATE HUN NAVY, BRITS GET BlG BUNCH, UNCLE SAM DRAWS SHIP WITH NAME LIKE SAUSAGE, ALL ALLIES SHARE IN SPOILS

PINNED IN WREGK WHILE SURGEON SAWS OFF LEG   Johns-Hopkins Doctor Tries to Save Life of Accident Victim.   MARYLAND TRAINS CRASH

‘ONE KILLED AND  TWO INJURED WHEN  TRAINS COLLIDE   Attempt to Save Life of Fireman Made by Surgeon on Pershing’s Staff

SENATOR SPENCER STILL STANDS PAT   Aud Dectires There Is No Diterence “im Substance” Hetween Report vf Session and Repert Quoted,

cays SOF HPEE   MISSOUR] MAN STANDS TI GUNS IN CONTROVERSY WITH PRESIDENT.   (The Carlson report referred to herewith will be found on page 7.)

Caners CoP   Controversy Between Senator Spencer and President Wilson is Settled   WHEN PROCEEDINGS   Of the Peace Council are Publie—Spencer is hawn the Copy

CONSIDERABLE DIFFERENCES IN’ STAT _MENT BY SPENCER AND RECORD OF STENOGRAPHER  BOTH MEAN THE SAME

NATIONWIDE PROTEST AGAINST CREDIT POLICY (F RESERVE SYSTEM   MOVEMENT INAUGURATED AT AT LANTA TO BE SPREAD THRUOUT THE COUNTRY,

FARM CREDIT PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION   NATIONWIDE PROTEST SOUGHT AGAINST FEDERAL ‘RE_ SERVE POLICY.

SAVED FOR JOYFUL REUNION   Idaho Miner, Two Weeks Buried, Is Brought to the Surface to Welcome New-Born Baby.

CRIME WAVE IN NM YORK CITY, 1S NOT ON WANE   Organizations, Officials ‘and~-Ins dividuals Launch MovementsTo Halt Rapidly Mounting Record  GE Taw) ees eee   I eee: tern ty JEWELERS OFFER BIG REWARD

NEW YORK GRIME WAVE CONTINUES WITHOUT CHECK   Jewelers’ Organizations Offer $25,000 for Slayer of Andrews—Mayor Appeals To Citizens.

NEW YORK CRIME WAVE SPREANINE   MAYOR HYLAN URGING THAT CITIZENS CO-OPERATE WITH THE POLICE

AGENCIES UNITE 10 HALT NEW YORK’S CRIME WAVE   Concerted Movements Are Launched to Stop Mounting Record-of Murders, Holdups and. Assaults; Mayor Hylan Appeals for Aid;”  Chicazo Detectives Search for Bandits °°   HUNDREDS WITNESS SHOOTING

NEW YORK CRIME WAVE CONTINUES DURING THE NIGHT   OFFICIALS AND GITIZENS COOPERATE TO HALT ATROCITIES !S POSSIBLE,

UNCLE SAM WANTS 950 BALOONISTS   YOUNG MEN WITH HIGI SCHOOL TRAINING PREFERRED,

a     AME Fe OR Re  ane  Lewis-Homat Row Divides Opinion  Vaton  Men.

MINERS MAY QUIT HOWAT   Many Seem Ready to Re sume Work   If Kansans Return to Mines  Will Be Victory For International Union.

MENEPS  : : >» WORK?      Kansas Wore nich Tired of Louting While Howat Argues

PALMER ORDERS WATCH ~ FOR COAL PROFITEERS   Instructs District Attorneys 4c Invoke Lever Act Where They Are Found.      QUOTES MINING PRICES   Action Follows Public Declaratioz By Operators That They Must Raise Prices.

PALMER WARNS AT PROFITEERS IN COAL PRICK   Attorney General Instructs Subordinates on Just and Unjust Charges.

ALL EVES ARE ON COAL DEALERS.   FEDERAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ARE INSTRUCTED TO WATCH PRICES.

PALMER ORDERS — FEDERAL OFFICER‘   Great Increase of Price Ne Warranted, He Says

TAKES STEP TO PREVENT EXG ~ PRIGE FAR RNAI   Attorney General Instructs District Agents to Receive and Consider Complaints of Profiteering Under Lever Law   HOLDS 20 CENTS A TON SUFFICIENT INCREASE   Takes Exception to Argument that Anticipated Heavier Ex. port Demand Justifies Profits Boost

PALMER ORDERS PROBE OF COAL PROFITEERING   » dnerease Should Net Be in Excess of 40 Cents, Says Attorney General,   COULD BE MADE 26 CENTS   By Operators Absorbig 14 Per Cent of Wage Increase Allowed Miners Luder Agreement !ecently Made; Attorneys io Hear Complaints,

PALIY iat URGES PROSECUTION VF PROFTEERS   Coal Profiteering is Announced And District Aitorneys Are Warned.  Increase Should Not be Above Forty Cents Per ion He Says

J. o. ATTORNEYS WILL GO AFTER COAL PROFITEEE   Receive instructions to Re ceive and Consider Complaints ‘Which May Arise.’

PALMER WARNS AGAINST PROFITEERING IN COAL   Says Wage Advances to Miners Should Only Make Increase of Forty Cents a Ton,

PALMER AFTER THE COAL PROFITFFRS UNDER LEVER ACT   hse  S. Attorneys Given Instructions to Receive and Consider Complainis

FROM. A DIVERGENCE OF OPINION CH COAL COST IT BECOMES PALPABL' EVIDENT TO. EVERY ORE “SOMEBODY HAS LIED”

GOVT WILL FIGHT BOOST IN COAL PRICE   FEDERAL DISTRICT ATTORNEYS INSTRUCTED TO WATCH  FOR prRoriwrrerpiain

WATCH PRICES ON COAL, SAYS FEDERAL AGENT   Instructs Federal District Attorneys To Consider All Complaints   INCREASE SHOULD ONLY BE 40 CENTS A TON

GOAL PROFITS WILL BE GIVEN THE ONCE OVER   Attorney General Palmer Wil See That Public is Protacted.   PROFITEERING TO BE CURBED BY THE GOV"   Forty Cents Per Ton Increase Will Let the Operators Out.

ATTORNEY GENERAL REPLIES TO NOTICE. OF FUEL ADVANCE   ‘Increase In Price Should Be Only 20 Cents a Ton At Mine, Claim   DISTRICT ATTORNEYS . TOLD TO GET BUSY   Demand For Export Coal No cExuse For Raising Price  Palmer Declares:

GIVES WARNING ON COAL PRIGE   District Attorneys Instructed to  Consider Complaints of   Profiteering.   OPERATORS TO INCREASE

KEEP TAB ON COAL DEALERS      Attorney General Wants Reports of  Any Profiteerine.

l KEEP WATCH ON   - Federal District Attorneys Instructed To Receive and Consider . All Complaints.

BANK ROBBER DROPS REVOLVER AS FARE SHOOTS HIM IN HAND   !  One ef Yeggmen who held up Peoples State Bank at Carlisle Believed to Have Been Wounded— Ogro Latshaw improves followimg operation at  Ae TR. eg

BANK ROBBER DROPS REVOLVER AS FARMER SHOTS HM AN HAN   ee ann, ~men Who heid up Peoples State Bank at. - 540? Believed to Have Been Wounded—  OgroS shaw improves following operation at OCnnmty -“Oaanit¢tal

JURY GIVES VERDICT IN MacSWINEY. CASE      FOUND DEATH CAUSED BY HEART FAILURE AND “EX: BAUSTION   Widow Gave Hushand’s Oécipation as “Officer in Irish Republican Army”

CORONER'S JURY HOLDS INQUEST OVER We SWINE   Verdict Is That Lord Mayo. ‘Died of Heart Failure From Exhaustion.

MRS MacSWINEY IS COMPOSED AT INQUES}   Resists Attempts to Have Her Characterize Husband Other Than “Volunteer of Irish Army”

Open Verdict Returned on Death of Cork Lord Mayo:   Wife of Mac Swiney, Testifying at Inquest, Refuses to : Refer to Her Husband Other Than as “An Irish ! Volunteer,” Despite Protests of Coroner—Funeral : Plans Are Being Made.

Lt Farce vt 1A eats :   Req ule mm Mi ass. for Mac SW Cy ee eae  ei to Dublin

No Blame Fixed by Jury for MacSwiney’s Death; ~ Heart Failure Held Cause

CORK OFFICIALS POST WARNING   Urge Citizens to Take Only Authorized Action—Military Raids Continue   Relatives of MacSwiney Com pleting Arrangements for Pate Mayor's Funeral

AT INQUEST   Tilt With Coroner Goes in Her Favor—Says Britain Killed Him.   PROCLAMATION PUT ON CORK CITY HALL

WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR ATTENDS LONDON INQUEST   Composure of Mrs. MacSwiney indicated by Strength of Her Replies   HUNGER STRIKERS AT CORK NEARING DEATH   Relatives. Making Arrangement for Funeral of irish Patriot in Erin

“HEART FAILURE,” «CORONER'S “JURY SAYS OF MACSWINEY   fen Men Sitthug at Inquest Dellberud: But 10 Minutes Before Return. ing Verdict.

JURY REPURTS ON THE DEATH OF LORD MAYOR   Say Heart Trouble Due To Exhaustion from Starvation.

WHAT CAUSED — ~ MAYOR'S DEATH   Jury of Ten Men Re turned Verdict After Few Minutes

INQUEST IS HELD IN CORK MAYOR'S CASE   Coroner’s Jury Declare: MacSwiney Died from Heart Failure.

Returned Verdict — Claims MacSwiney Starved To Death   Jury Returns Decision Atter. Twelve Minutes’ Deliberation -- Widow at Autopsy — Defiant Poster Placed Outside Cork City Hall

MACSWINEY JURY PETHIPNS: VERDICT   Lord “Mayor's Death Due t _ Heart Failure Resulting From Hunger. *.

Widow of Lord Mayor the Dominant _ Figure at Coroner’s Hearing  Held This Forenoon.   BODY TURNED OVER TO THE FAMILY FOR BURIAL IN IRELAND

HEART FAILURE CAUSED DEATH OF MACSWINEY   CORONER'S JURY OF TEN MEN RENDER. VERDIC1 AFTER TWELVE MINUTES ' DE BRATION AT  IN.

HEART FAILURE S M'SWINEY VERDICT   Coroner's Jury Returns Open aa Finding at Inquest,   REPRISALS ARE THREATENED

MSWINEY'S BODY WILL BE CARED TO CORK FRIDA\   Coroner’s Verdict Says - ‘the Lord Mayor Died of Heart Disease; Other Hunger Strikers   AN OFFICER IN THE.  ARMIES OF IRELAND   WIDOW OF DECEASED. GRILLED  IN EXAMINATION. AFFIRMS. IR- ISFL PEOPLE HAVE MILI‘TARY ORGANIZATION

INQUEST OVER BODY OF MAC SWINEY IS HELD TODAY   Widowed Lady Mayoress Was Only Witness on Behalf of MacSwiney Family.

WAS HEART DISEASE SAID CORONER'S JUR   Mrs, Terence MacSwiney on the Stand at the Inquest . Today.

IRISH REPUBLIC — FUNDS SEIZED   Many Thousands of Pounds Con. fiscated in Raid on  “Banks.      MAGSWINEY INQUEST IS HELL   Widow of Cork Mayor Refuses t Change Answer as Witness—lIn.sists He Was an Officer of the Irish Army.

MSWINEY’S. WIDO} TESTES AT MOUS   Verdict of Coroner’s Jury Is Non-committal; Wife Tells Of Husband’s Occupation

CORONGR'S JURY FINDS MACSWINEY QUED FROM PRALONGES STARVATIS   PREPARATION OF JURY VERDIC REQUIRED JUST TWELVE MIN(TES oF TIME,

Governor Lowden Touring Minnesote   Begins Towr at Sunrise, Winn, Where lle Was Born, and Had Not Vi ited for 8 Years  Kh prose « Pee SS Te  eer

LOWDEN VISITS HIS BIRTHPLACE   Gevernor Telis School Au. dience at Old Home We Must Work to Retain “Community Spirit”

/BRITISH HONOR U. S. NAVY   Send £6,000 to Secretary Daniels to Build Memorial in New York Harbor.

SRITISH SEND FUND FOR AMERIGAN NAV   6,000 Pounds Subscribed tc Build Monument in New ‘York Harbor

LORD MAYOR ATTACKED   ‘Party of Men Beat Official :Becaune He Questioned Sinn Fein Eleetion’ Metheds,

QUSTED KING SHRE GREEKS WANT HIR   Gerstanting Awaits Result o ihe Piehiscita,

U. S&S. DESTROYER DAMAGED.   Starboard Engines Injured When Ship Hits Mine Outside Riga.

J, S. DESTROYER KANE DAMAGED OFF RIGA   Early Report Said She Hit Mine Near the Coast

MISS STIRLING AND MISS ROSENTHAL MATCHED IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TODA’

RANKIN BODY RECOVERED   Man Drowned Saturday Found by Hai i vey Police.

NATION DETERMINED TO BE DONE WITH. WILSON MISRULE IS ~ HARDING'S: ELECTION FORECAST   ‘Tepublicans Go to People As ~. "sured of Certificate of 1.0.) Confidence,   DEFINES WORLD. POSITION   America Stands Héady' i Bear lis < Part “in, International Affairs But .. Invists That We Alone Must Decide Just What, That Part. Shall Be

HARDING STICKS T0 HS “ASSOCIATION   Takes Shot at Democratic ‘‘Autocracy’ and Declares League Will Not Do.

HARDING UM UP loot IN FINAL APPE AI   Hopes People Will Recognize Superiority of Republican Party and Give it Their Support   DECLARES NATION IS DONE WITH FALSE DEMOCRAC)   Proposes Association of Nation: to Further Cause of Peace

Arraigns Democratic Ad. ministration for Ineffi. ciency and Neglect ta Prepare for Emergencies   OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL PLEDGED   Asserts that ~Républican Party Stands for Self Determination as to Responsibilities to be Borne.

HARDING PREDICTS, REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL WIN VICTORY   DECLARES IT Is SUPERIOR AS AN INSTRUMENT OF ADMIN ISTRAT  N.   HE CRITICISES PRESIDENT   Wolds That Nation is Determined to Be “Done With Autocracy Under the Mere Guise of Democratic Force.”

NEW STATEMENT 1S ISSUED BY HARDING   Says People Will Recognize Party’s Superiority.   EQUAL OPPORTUNITY GIVEN   Nominee Declares Republicans Recognize Vices of Egpleitation and Profiteering——Candidate Attacks Democratic Administration —- Restates Stand on League Issue.

HARDING CREED SUITS AMERICA   ' PRE-ELECTION STATEMENT AP. j PEALS TO FREE MEN. —   WOYLD HAVE IT WITHOUT FOREIGN ENTANGLEMENTS.   t _ Easy to Get Into Trouble bot Sena: for Would Use Caution and Avold It.

emocrats Are Criticised for Unpreparedness for War and for Not Having a Program for Peace; Attempted to Reorganize the World and Neglected Problems at Home.

HARDING SCORES ~ DEMOCRATS; ‘GIVES - REPUBLICAN STANL   COX.IS READY TO  CONSULT SENATE - “ON LEAGUE ISSUF

NEW STATEMENT {8 ISSUED BY HARDIE   Says People Will Recognize Party's Superiority.   EQUAL OPPORTUNITY GIVEN   Nominee Declares Republicans Recognize Vices of Rgplaita. {lon and Profiteeriog—Oandigate Attacks Democratic Administration — Restate: gincd em Ceamie [esue,

“FINAL APPEAL” BY HARDING IS DEMOCRAT BLOW   Charges That Administration  Has Shown Incompetency and Talke oan TF eacne   WOULD HAYE ASSOCIATION

HARDING ISSUES STATEMENT TO NATIONS VOTERS   Party Is Assured People Will Recognize Its Superiority As An instrumentality. Of AdministraHan. ~   LEAGUE POSITION SUMMARY.   Democratic Method “Of Handling Governmental: Affairs Is Criti _-eiséd By Republican PresidenBink Qanek data   SHOULD CONSIDER RECORD:

PUBLIC STATEMENT MAGE BY HARDING   Declares Nation is Done Wit! Autocracy Disguised as Democracy.

AROING CONFIDENT OF supccee AT THC pple   ects Certificate of. Confidenc 2 Trust in Republican Party; Nation Done With Autocracy   FINAL PRE-ELECTION STATEMENT IS ISSUEE

HARDING IN A FINAL APPEAL "TO ALL VOTERS   Says American People Will Recognize Republican Party as Superior.   SAYS PARTY IS PROUD OF ITS PAST RECORDS

Hopes People Will Recognize Superiority of Republican Party ‘and Give it Their Support   DECLARES NATION IS DOKE. WITH FALSE DEMOCRACY   Proposes Association of Nations to’ Further Cause of Peace

Pledges Economical Administration and An End To All Profiteering ©.   STATES PARTY'S POSITION ON LEAGUE OF. NATIONS   Concedes That America Has - Responsibilities But. At Home Before Europe

HARDING, IN FINAL APPEAL, PREDICTS END GF AUTOCRACY   Reviewing Blunders of Democrats, He Is Sure People Will Give Him “Certificate of Confidence and Trust.”      ‘PROPOSES “ASSOCIATION FOR WORLD-WIDE PEACE’   Wilson Administration “Neglected Practical Concerns of Reconstruction for Chimera of World Reorganization,” He Asserts.

nL STA UT  D EMOCRATS ALL   DEMOCRATS ALL TO BAD   WAILE MILLENIUM ONLY AWAIT COMING OF THE G. O. P.

7,969 ARE KILLED BY AUTOMOBILES   Report of Census Bureau Glves Alarming Facts

AUTO DEATHS’ RISE KEEPS UP   Census Buweau at Washington Figures Show They Totaled 7,969 in 1919.

PAVOR CONSOLIDATED OFFICES.   Joint Ticket Service Will be Retained hy Rallroads,

The Council of Premiers is Summoned to Meet Today   To Consider the Situation Caused b the Overthrow of the German flavernment

/FOCH SUMMONS COUNCIL OF ) PREMIERS INTO SESSION   Head of Inter-Allied Military Council to Consider Revolution in Germany.

FOCH SUMMONS MEETING OF THE ALLIED COUNCIL   COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF AL LIED ARMY CALLS MEETING TO CONSIDER SITUATION.   MONARCHISTS IN SADDLE   Paris Report Indicates That Monarch Paris Report Indicates that Monarchy Has Been Established—France Fears That Another War May Be Result.

FRENCH BELIEVE WAR AGAIN NEAR   People Believe That it Will Net Be They Den  orang th Th niforms.   MONARCHISTS TAKE BERLIN   Germans Reported Calm and to Be Satiefied With Govern- ment Changes. ‘

AMSON MAST BE CLEANED UP GUL. HALL DECLARES   Military Has Virtually Delivered Ultimatum to Civil Authorities.   EXOUUS OF UNDESIRABLES FROM CITY HAS BEGUN   Sate Senator William York Named Mayor Pro Tem by Three Republican Members of Commission After Two Democrats Left Meeting.

NE’ V MAYOR IN ~M:NING CENTER   U. S. Authorities at Williamson, W. Va. : Order Town “Cleaned up;” Bloodhound: ' Pursuing Sheriff’s Murderer.

BOLSHEVIK! RECOUNT ANARCHISTS! WELCOME   Moscow Dispatch Says Radicals De. ported from United States Greeted with Cheers of Red Army

REDS DEPORTED FROM U.S: MET BY CHEERS   Moscow Wireless Describes Reception by Comrades

U. S.RADICALS © ARE ACCORDED THE GLAD HAND   Goldman, Berkman and Othe Reds on the Soviet Ark Given Royal Reception at Hango.

SOME DANGER IN MANY THEFTS AL! COAL TROUBLES OVER THE COUNTY   LOCAL POWER PLANT CAN OPERATE THIRTY DAYS ON PRES. ENT SUPPLY OF FUEL.   CHICKENS DOWN TO GASOLINE Is THE RANGE THIEVES ARE COVERING IN COUNTRY.   ITUATION MAY BE WORSE NOTHING LOOSE JS SAFE

LOAL POWRS @TLANT CAN COPER- CHICKENS DOWN TO GASOMINE Is te) SPE THIRTY DAYS ON PRES. WHY RANGE THIEVES ARE of ENT STPPLY OF FIB.. COVERING IN COUNTRY,  t   “SIFUATION MAY BE WORSE NOTHMWG LOOSE IS ‘SAFE

PUBLIC HANGINGS UPHELD,   Plan of Sheriff Peters Approved by Grand Jury.

Special Session to Be Cailed By Govemor at Request of President Wilson.   TO ACT IN TIME FOR NOVEMBER ELECTIONS   Wilson, In Request for Action, Says It Would Be Service to Nation. —

TENNESSEE TO TAKE ACTION ON SUFFRAGI   Gov. Roberts Complies With Wilson’s Request for Special Service.

TENNESSEE TO ACT ON SUFFRAGE   Governor Uceds Request of Wilson To Call Spectal Session of Leeislnaiure.

ROBERTS GRANTS SPECIAL SESSION   President Wilson Urges Tennessee to Ratify Women Suffrage Amendment

TENNESSEE MAY GIVE WOMEN VOTE   Specia! Session of Legislature Will be Called to Act on Fed. eral Suffrage Amendment. Governor Announces.

TENNESSEE ASKED BY PRESIDENT 10 RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Governor Will Call Special Ses sion of Legislature to Act On Amendment Giving Women Votes.

COMPLIES WITH ~ WILSON'S REQUES   Tennessee Governor to Call Suffrage Session  a haeleerhennaiinnmatell  President Wires for Action “For Good of Party”!

SUFFRAGE GETS: ANOTHER CHANCE   Governor Of Tennessee Tc Call Special Session Of  Legislature.

SPECIAL SESSION UIRGED-BY WILSON   President Asks Tennesse Legislature to Ratify Suffrage Amendment    GOVERNOR WILL COMPLY      Assembie Willvateet in ‘Time to Allow Women to Vote at Next Blection

TENNESSEE WILL BE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY   To Ratify Suffrage --Amendment In Time For The Women To Vote For President

MICHIGAN MAN IS FINED $500   John Cook Pleads Guilty to Receiving Portion of the Studebaker Liberty Bords.

MICHIGAN MAN {S FINED $500   a Er a ee John Cook Pleads ‘Guilty to Receiving Portion. of the Studebaker Lie erty Bonds. %

7 TRUST SUITS POSTPONED   Department of Justice at Washington Wants More Time to Study the Cases.

7 TRUST SUITS POSTPONED   ‘Department of Justice at Washington - Wants More Time to Study 2 ss the Cases. ’

TRUST SUITS ARE POSTPONED   Department of Justice Asks More Time to Study Cases.

BRITISH TROOPS BEING RUSHED T0 MESOPOTAMIA   PO PET DOWN REBELLION AWONG TRADESMEN AND IRREGTrAapre

[RIBESMEN AND IRREGULARS IN _ REVOLT IN MESO POTAMIA RUSH. REINFORCEMENT: TO KEEP ORDER

TROOPS T@ MESOPOTAMIA   t Brilish Reinforcements Arc Rushed to Restore Order Amonz the Trthecmen_

BRUT (on BATTLING ANGRY TRIPESMER   REPORT FRESH DIVISION SENT  INTO MESOPOTAMIA TO STOY THE REBELLION

tritixts Were BHI dl Wonnded in Recent Fight2 With the Tribesmen.—— 130  ~ Arabs Killed in Attack Garrison.  1 Hundred i}

SEND BRITISH TROOPS   Arab Forces Are Victorious Near Babyton; Town Is Burned

SPIRITUAL HEALING SOUGHT BY MAN}   Rev. Mark Paulsen of Episcopal Church Attends Services and Telis His Experience.   MANY CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN BENEFITED   Tomorrow at the Morning Service Rev. Mark Paulsen Will Preach About the Subject.

CREEL TAKES HAN INAFFARS OF WEA   Sees Wilson Before He Leave: And Is to See Him Agait On His Return

JAPAN ASSURED OF SQUARE DEAL  IN GALIFORNI   Country Won't Accept Any Outcome Not in Accord With Justice, State Department Says.   CONVERSATIONS ON ISSUE “FRIENDLY AND CANDID’   Japanese People Assured Thei: Legitimate Interests in Wes Will Be Protected—Denied Pro nouncement Has Any Connec. tion With Election.

PROMISE. PROTECT JAPAN INTERESTS   Covernment Mckes First Statemeni Regarding Anti-Alfen Land Law.

TELIA OF JAPANESE ISSTF,   Government Calls No Outcome Ajainst  Present law Acceptabte.  tag ee net Se eS eee

PUBLIC MARKETS SUCCEED      Regulate Prices In Japan; Decline Follows Open.ng

CHECOTAH TO SEE REAL BALL GAME   Athletics and Cardinals Schedul. ed To Play There March 31. .

Other Steps in Getting Ready for Year’s School Work Given’ in Order

FOSTER HAS GUIDE FOR NEW STUDENTS   REGISTRAR TELLS FIRST YEAR FOLKS WHAT MOVES SHOULD BE   Other Steps in Getting Ready for Year’s School Work Given in Order

BRIDGE AND STONE CONTRACTS AWARDED   Vincennes Bridge Company To Construt New Bridge Over. Patoka »

Amti-Saleen League Wants a Big Fuad te Make Nattesnal FPre ee aen42ad. __ PN S a= fp

DRYS SEEK $25,000,000   !  Appeal for Aid to Heip U. S. Fight  Liquor—League Says Demon   Mustn’t Escape.

LABOR UNIONS — SCORE KANSAS TRADE COURT   AMERICAN FEDERATION PLEDGE; FIGHT FOR REPEAL OF STATE LAW

NANAy LOUK CUNDEMNED AT LABOR CAUCUS   A. F. L. Pledges to Use Its Full Power for Repeal of Industrial Act   DENIES HUMAN RIGHTS, RESOLUTION DECLARES   ALEXANDER HOWATT SAYS 9! PER CENT OF KANSAS WORKERS WILL GO TO JAII IN PROTEST.

LABOR CONDEMNS INDUSTRIAL COURT   UNIONS WILL HAVE FULL SUE PORT OF FEDERATION IN FIGHT FOR REPEAL

LABOR PLANNING EUOND OTEEL STRIKE, RUMOR   Hot Fight Develops as to Organization Question at Montreal

LABOR TO UNITE TO REPEAL KANSAS LAW   Howat-Says 99 Per Cent of Kansas Workers Wilt Go to Jail to Test Law. .

KANSAS INCUSTRIAL COURT CONBEMNEL   4. of F. Claims It Js a Machine  for Confiscation of Liberty. A)

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT IS CONDEMNED   American Federation of Labor Will Help Kansas Labors Fight for Repeal of Court Law.

INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW 15 GONDEMNE!   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR FROWNS ON THE KANSAS STATUTE.   'Non-Partisan Campaign to Elect Congressmen Friendly to Labor Is Approved By the Delegates.

GOVERNOR MAY END SESSION OF OHIO ASSEMBL)   Senate and House Fail to _ Agree on Date of Ad- . journment.:   TAXATION PROPOSAL WILL   Little Hope Is Entertained By Leaders For Latest . Amendment.

SEN. M'CORMICK POINTS TO DANGER OF THOMPSONISM  TELLS CHICAGO EXPERIENCE UNDER BIG BILL’S REGIME. SHOWS DOWN STATE — WHAT TO AVOIN

THIRTEENTH LUCKY DATE.   President Deschanel is Mighty Partial  a a a > a

EASINESS EXISTING OVER JAP SITUATION   Official Assurances tc the Contrary, Officia Circles’ Alarmed ove) Growing Tensity 0! Differences   DEVELOPMENTS

MEREDITH TRIMS COMMISSION ON LIVESTOCK SALES   New Rates for Co-Operative Shipments Will Be Put in Effect Aug. 16.

RAIL RATES ON LIVESTOCK ARE HELD NOT FAIR   Secretary of Agriculture E. T Meredith Orders New Schedule Aug. 16.

RATES HELD UNFAIR   Charges Made by Chicago Commission Firms Too High.   Meredith - Tells Interested Parties New “Schédules: Witt"ftot Go ~ into Effect August 16.

HOLDS RATES UNFAIR   SECRETARY MEREDITi4 SAYS CHI. CAGO COMMISSIONS TOO HIGH.   Interested Firms Are Notified New Schedules Will Not Go Into Effect August 16,

HOUSE PAYS TRIBUTE TO REPRESENTATIVE CANNON   Colleagues Join in Celebration of Attainment of Long Serv"Jee Record

CONGRESSMEN OF ALL POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS. T0  ~ HONAB INCL EAA   Democrats ‘and Republicans Forget Party Ties Today  - In Paying Tribute to  “Crand Old Man”   CALIFORNIA MEMBERS AND JAP QUESTION   DELEGATION FROM LAND OF SUNSET SUN CONFER UPON POSSIBLE LEGISLATION LAND OWNERSHIP

Former Speaker Cannon Establishes Record for Length of Service,   “CEREMONY LIKE WAKE”   Vesuvius Erupted Year He Was First Elected to Congress,

TRIBUTE PAID TO “UNCLE JOE”   REPRESENTATIVE CANNON SETS SERVICE RECORD  Democratic Leaders Tell of Mlinois Congressman’s Achievements — First Elected in 1872.

Old-Timer Who Established New Record for Length of Service in Congress, Made Happy By His Colleagues.

“UUINCLE JOE” SETS NEW HOUSE RECORD   Other Representatives Paid For mer Speaker Unusual Tribute Today

UNUSUAL TRIBUTE TO “UNCLE JOE’’ CANNON   mois Representative Sets New  Record For Length Of Public Service.

VETFRAN BREAKS RECORD FOR LENGTH. OF SERVICE.   The House of Representatives _ Celebraced the Event With Remarkable Tributes,

IS REMINISCENT   Was First Elected to Congress ht 1872 and Has Had Two “Vacations,”

PAY TRIBUTE TO JOE GANNON   House Members Break Away From Routine and Eulogize Oldest Member.  ~ 5. SS ea aaa tine Sea eran ee

UNUSUAL TRIBUTE PAID UNCLE JOE” HOUSE   Veleran Representative Charac terized Ceremony As Wake.

SUTHERLAND IN G. 0. P. RACE   West Virginia Senator to Enter State Presidential Primary, Saye Dispatch.

SUGAR BROKERS UNDER ARREST   Federal Officers Charge Six With Profiteering.

“UNCLE JOE” CANNON NOW HOLDS "RECORD AS A MEMBER OF HOUSE   IFirst Elected In 1872,:He Hes Been Returned.22 Tames  4B Years .  t

‘Uncle Joe” Cannon Would Shadow Gladstone’s Record Of 53 Years As Statesman   With Close Of Yesterday's Session, War Horse Of House Passed Mark For Length Of Service Set By Justin eal Morrill Whe Served Over Thirty-four Years.

“UNCLE JOE” CANNON, HOUSE WAR HORSE, HANGS UP NEW RECORD FOR LENGTH OF SERVICE IN CONGRESS   Passes the High Mark of 43 Years, Nine ' Months and 24 Days Established By Justin ~ Smith Morrill of Vermont; Event Will Be  Appropriately Celebrated Today,   my THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

“Uncle Joe’’ Cannon Breaks  - Congress Attendance Mark   Famous Illinois Congressman’s; Achievement Will Be Celebrated in House of Representatives Today With Champ Clark Leading the Ceremonies— Hopes to Set a New Record for the World.

LONG SERVICE IN CONGRESS   Umele Jee Canven Hepes te Live a Hundred Yeare and Beat the R-itish Reeasd.

UNCLE JOE ROUNDS OUT ROUSE RECORT   Cannon Begins Today Adding New Time to His Own Accomplishment, Hopeful of Future

"UNCLE JOE” HAS SERVICE RECORL   Has Been Representative hi Congress for Over FortyThree Years.

“UNCLE JOE” HAS BROKEN RECORD   de Has Passed the Mark For Length of Service in Legislature of .United States, . and Hopes to Continue Until He Is A thawte

Ripe Old Age Stuff Is Pulled by Cannon   WAR HORSE NOW HOLDS THE RECORD OF SERVICE IN ROUSE—HE IS NEARLY 85 YEARS OF AGE AND IS SERVING FORTY-FOURTH YEAR IN LOWER CHAMBER. MANY S3ART SAYINGS LAID TO HIM ARE NOT HIS.

UNCLE JOE BREAKS RECORD OF HOUSE   STARTS IN TO ESTABLISH NEW RECORD FOR TERM OF SERVICE IN CONGRESS   AFTER GLADSTONE’S HONOR      British Statesmen Served 53 Years and Danville Sage Thinks He Can Better it,

UNCLE JOE CANNON ESTABLISHES. NEW AMERICAN RECORD   Hopes to Beat Gladstone’: Mark of Fifty-three Years in British Commons.   ELECTED TO CONGRESS TWENTY-THREE TIMES   Achievement in Passing Notch for Length of Service Cut by Justin Smith Morrell, 0! Vermont, Will be Celebrated  - in House Today.

ORIENT 1S. PERMITTED I) [oaUE CERTIFICATES FOR MILLION DOLLAR   WILL USE MONE YIN PURCHASING COAL AND NECESSARY  - EQUIPMENT FOR ROAD,

SWEET EXPLAINS ASSEMBLY ACTION   Speaker Of New York House Gives Raesons Lor Barring Socialists.

Root MOLY AD RIGHT 0 DENY CFATS CLAIM   Speaker of New York Body Declares Suspension of Five Social.ists Was Legal.  LIAT)Y DDOECCEME AT

Dynamite Throwr In Group of Small Children   }even- Year-Old Loses Arm When Cap Explodes; Thrown from Automobile; Posses Out.

BUSINESS STREET  OF CORK WRECKED   FIRE AND RIOTING CAUSE HOURS OF TERROR IN  TRISH CITY -    FIRE CAUSE IN DOUBT   Charge Is Brought That Police Auxiliaries Set Fire to City in Reprisal uo   Believed Start of Disorder Was ar Ambuscade of Police By Sing) Feiners

BRITISH REGULARS ARE GUARDING CORK RUINS   ‘Hours of Terror Follow Fires o!  ‘Saturday Night Which Leave  ‘ Blackened’ Masx —   ESTIMATES OF THE LOSS _... ‘BUR UP 'TO $15,000,000   Two ‘Districts Are Swept By the Flames; Hardly a Shop Left —  / in Business Section,   REPORTS TODAY CONFLICT   Sinn Feiners Attempt. to™ Blame Others; Bishop Would ExCommunicate Participants. 

FLAMES DESTROY MOST OF CORK;.  «OVER THREE HUNDRED BUILDINGS: ~ IN RUINS-LOOTING IS. GENERAL!   Blaze Follows ‘Ambush of British Police: Auxiliaries.  Estimates - of Loss as High as ~ $15,000,000.

GORK IRELANG HAS BAD FIRE MANY CASULTIES   Several Lives Are Lost ano Much Destruction of  Property.

B _ OF CORK WRECK      PRE Poot une Re TING CAU OURS OF TERROR IN TRISH CITY ~      FIRE CAUSE IN DOUBT   Believed Start o of Disorde r Wa Ambuscade of Police By Si ) ne

IS LOOSED BY CORK POLICE   REGULARS GUARD THE RUINS OF UNFORTUNATE CITY IN IRELAND   $15,000,000 DAMAGE   Officers Maddened by the Killing of Comrades by Sinn Feiners

SATURDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY FLAMES SWEEP THE CITY   Charged Fire Set by Police Auxiliaries Mad dened by Ambush.

CORK RUINS ARE BRING GUARDED BY SALIERS      THE jane wee TURNED LOOSE BY POLI AUX. SILIARY PORK REVENGE FOR KILLING Te ciape

ASHES OF CORK   Guarded by British Forces— Details of Disorders. 7

$15,000,000 18 DAMAGE IN IRISH BLAZE   City is Smoking Ruins Today; Whole Streets Wiped Out Ae   TROOPS PATROL STREETS   Whole ‘City Terrorized as Flames Sweep Two Big ww. Districts 5%.

Loss Due to Incendiarism In Irish City May Reach Fully $15,000,000  Origin of Fire Still, Unknown And Charges and CounterCharges Are Made  Oiders issued to Shoot Looters On Sight

CITY IS QUIE!   Police Auxiliaries, Madden. ed by Ambuacades, Loosed Fire Demon.   FATALITY REPORTS CONFLICT

SOLDIERS GUARD. RUINS IN CORK   BLACK AND TANS SET FIRES      Did It ‘in’ Revenge for Sinn- Feir Ambush, Is the Common — . Rumor

SITY OF GORK FIRED   BRITISH 'TOMMIES GUARDING 6 : BURNED DISPRICTS.         Doe te BE      wed Pallce as Nee  prisal for Killiag Is Alleged. ..

aWEEPS CITY OF CORK: BUSINESS SEGTION IN RUINS   Damage Estimated as High as _ 15 Million Dollars by Flames on Main Thorofares.   SOLDIERS ORDERED 10 SHOOT LOOTERS ON SIGHT   Reports in Conflict Regarding Cause of Conflagrations; Follow Ambuscade.

INCENDIARISHE LAYS WASTETO MUCH OF CITY      British Regulars Stand Guard Over Ruins Left From Fires” of Saturday Night.   LOSS PLACED AT $15,000,000

Wildest Disorder Prevailed During Fire’s Ravages Sat urday and Sunday.   'TWO DISTRICTS OF CITY WERE SWEPT   Lives Are Reported Lost— Magnificent Buildings Are Destroyed,  i :

CITY OF CORK IS SMOULDERING RUIN   DAMAGE BY FIRE THERE ES TIMATED AS HIGH AS FIFTEEN MILLION,   MILITARY 1S IN CHARGE   Quiet Reported In Irish City Monday Following Disastrous Blaze Saturday Night and Sunday.

MILITARY HOLDS CONTROL OF CITY   Estimated Loss Placed at $15,000,000—Business Center Burned.   DETAILS NOT COMPLETE

TERROR STALKS IN’ IRISH CITY OF CORK   Many Lives Lost—Some of the Finest Buildings Are Reduced to Wreckage.

REGULAR RESTORE ORDER A FIRE-SWEPT CORK   MORE THAN 300 BUILDINGS DE STROYED—LOSS ENTIMATES REACH $15,000,000

CITY S IN TERROR AND SOLDIERS ARE CALLED ON AS GUARDS   Fifteen Million Dollars Lost Through Fire in Heart of Famous frish Town   Residents Are Fleeing While They Can but City Now Is Strangely Silent

FIRES on ~TARGEDISTRIC   Started Saturday Night, Mai “Shopping Center’ Destroyed . The City Hall In Ruins.   LIVES. BELIEVED TO BE LOST   Fires Said To Be Comiected With Attack Upon Police . Auxiliaries.”

JOBS BURN BUSINESS PORTION Ean SOF THE CITY OF CORK, IRELAND   Contlagration Follows Ambush of Military Saturday Night in Which Four Persons Were Killed and Many Wounded— Populace of Cork Panic-Striken—Lord Mayor Asks For Aid—Say Martial Law Best For freland.

HOURS OF TERROR FOR PEOPLE WHILE ARSON AND KILLING PREVAIL   Magnificent City Hall, Carnegie Library and Other Splendid Buildings Destroyed.   SHOPPING DISTRICT IN RUINS      Rumors Regardin Loss of Life Are Conflicting Ana Veo But Several ere Slain.

CORK BUSINESS SECTION RAZED   Day and Night of Burning and Terror Sweeps City Following Ambush.   Two Districts of City Completely Wiped Out by the Raging Flames.

British Troops  Guard Twisted, Blackened Ruins   MILITARY CONTROL OF DANZIG FOR POLAND ~~ FAVORED BY LEAGUE

SOLDIERS ON GUARD AFTER ATTEMPT 10 DESTROY IRISH CITY   Loss of $15,000,000,000 Entailed from Incendiarism ir City of Cork,   FIRES LAID TO THE POLICE   British Regulars on Guard With Orders to Shoot to Kill.

LATE OISPATCHES STATE CORK 1S QUIET FOLLOWING HOURS OF TERRGE   Bishop Announces That He Will Ex-Communicate All Participating in Ambus‘eades in His Diocese

SOLDIERS GUARDING THE RUINS   Have Orders to Shoot Looters on Sight; Loss Over 15 Millions.   POLICE ARE CHARGED WITH STARTING FIRE   FPR RRR wet RSREN BELTS £ BEL  Barracks Are Raided in Camlough and Ballindlee; Several Die.

HAE DESTROYS MANY BUSINESS  HOUSES IN CORR   FIRE THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN IN REPRISAL FOR AMBUSH BY SINN FEINERS.

MANY LIVES LOST IN CONFLAGRATION; 300 BUILDINGS BURNED;  LOSS 1S $15,000,000

FIRE DESTROYS 300 BUILDINGS IN CITY OF CORK   Blaze Thought to be Of In cendiary Origin. Loss estimated Over $15,000, 000. Much Looting.

BRITISH REGULARS IN CHARGE OF SITUATION   PEOPLE SPEND MANY HOURS OF TERROR   Reports From the City Say That ths Fire Is Under Control But Sporadic Outbursts of Flames Are Reported

SHOPS IN RUINS IN 2 DISTRICTS   \ild Disorders Caused by Blazes Which Destroy Viore Than 300 Suildings--: everal Reported Dead.

Fifteen Million Dollars is Estimated Loss of Fires . Which Sweep Irish City;PublicBuildings and Business District Mass of Ruins; Re” prisal Charges Not Proven’

Troops Guard Smouldering Ruins In Irish  City.   MANY. BATTLES FOUGHT   Police Are Attacked in Many Parts Of Treland.

CITY OF CORK FIRED SUNDA‘   Several Lives Are Said to Have Been Lost in the Wid Disorders

CiViL WAR TN IRELAND   Sinn Feiners Attacking Police Barracks.   CORK IS NOW IN RUINS   More Than 300 Buildings Burned ir a Great Conflagration Yesterday. :

 IN IRISH WAR   THE HEART OF CORK A TWISTED AND BLACKENED RUIN,   PEOPLE ARE IN PANIC.   WILDEST DISORDER ‘PREVAILS THROUGHOUT THE CITY.   British Regulars Now Patrol all the Strects and the Civil War Is on In Earnest.

CITY OF CORK IS ALMOST DESTROYED   POLICH AUXILIARIES SAID TO BE RESPONSIBLE   A FIFTEEN MILLION LOSS   The Cork City Hall and Carnegte Vie brasy Burned, While Hardly a Shop Left on Patrick Strect.

HAMES SWEEP IRISH ITV, (O88 IN. CORK “6 FTN WIL   eign of Terror Accompanies Roar of Con fagtation Which Leaves Large Part .of City Blackened Ruin 5 Sevas eral Lives Are Lost

Irish Cily Envetoped In Flames On Saturday Night.   WAS IT IN) RETALLIATION?   Several. Lives Lost--Losses Wil Ruu Unto Many Millions of Doltars,

SOO BUILDINGS BURNED IN CORK SATURDAY NIGHT   ENTIRE SECTION OF CITY IN RUINS AFTER CONFLAGRATION; BOMBS THROWN FROM HOUSES AS SOLDIERS PASS

TORCH APPLIED BY POLICE, CHARGE   Shopping Center and City Hall Wiped Out by Blaze   LOSS PLACED AT $16,000,000   Confiagration Result of Martial Lay Also Hinted .

nly One Shop Left Standing In Business Section. Reign of Terror Saturday and Sunday. British Regulars on Guard Today.

POLICE PUT TORCH TO IRISH CITY 10 AVENGE KILLINGS   Many Perish In Hours Of Terror; Loss Is Fifteen Million.

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MINISTERS CONDEMN CHICAGO NEWSPAPER   Methodist Flay Journal foi Boxing Exhibition,

M: E. MINISTERS CONDEMN BOXING BOUTS. FOR: CART  DINNERS TOR ar oa  emaTaTam Tr   Pastors: to Carry. Fight to:Goy. : Lowden if ‘Neces-

ELECT DESERTER AS MAYOR   Secialist Pozzoli te Chosen in Cre mona, Italy, Just Released From Jail.

DEFENDANT IN DIVORCE SUIT      Woman Suffragist Leader of Keousns Has Displeased Hushand

Woman, Sued for, Divorce Denies Political Duties Made Her Neglect Hon.

WHITE HOUSE PICKET SUED   Husband in Kensas Asks Divorce From Effie W. Main, Militant Suffragist.

MEXIGAN AIRSHIPS. TO FIGHT CANTI   First Escadrille of Airmen Will Be Sent to Combat Ef: - forts of Governor Cantu of Lower California. —Will Use Mixed Flotilla.

MORE SUITS FILED.   Northern Indiana Retailers OPject to Commission Price.

HIGH COSTS HIT ROAD BUILDING   Missouri Among. States: Whern Per “manent, Road Work Will Probnhly. Be Halted.

ROAD BUILDING IS HIT DEADLY RAP BY HIGH COST   Delegates to Construction Conference Deplore Expense of all Materials.

RESTRAINING ORDER STOPS COAL CONTROL   Temporary Injunction Issued bj Federal Court Prohibiting Coal ~ Commission in Its Work   CAN’T FIX THE PRICE

COAL PRICE ~ FIXING BLOCKEI   THIS POWER IS ALSO TAKEN OUT OF THE HANDS OF THE STATE COMMISSION BY INJUNCTION

WILSON KEEPS “HSHANS OF   President Expresses’ No Opie fo With Reference Ay”      DENIES PREFERENCE   PRESIDENT'S “MANOS OFE= POLICY

NO PREFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE KNOWN      Turmulty Issues Denial of Rumor That President Had Announced Choice of Candidates.

WILSON DOESN'T EXPRESS CHOICE   TUMULTY MAKES DENIAL OF RUMORS THAT PRESIDENT HAS TAKEN HAND

WILSON EXPRESSES © NO CHOICE, STATES   Tumulty Issues Denial That President Has Expressed  Opinion on Candidate.

NO OPINION (SCIEN BY PRESIDENT WILaON   REPORT THAT HE HAD REFERRED TO ANY CANDIDATE DENIED AT WHITE HOUSE.

RUMORS OF WILSON CHOICE EXPRESSED ABE FLATLY DENIED   STATEMENT ISSUED BY TUMULTS SAYS NO PREFERENCE MADE BY PRESIDENT.

WILSON HAS NO FAVORITE   Statement Denies Rumors Say ing President Has Preference for Party Candidate.

NO PREFERENCE BY WILSON EXPRESSED   Secretary Tumulty Denies That The President Tried To Influence The Delegates

PRESIDENT DENIES MAKING STATEMEN      DID NOT EXPRESS AN OPINIO! ON ANY CANDIDATE FOR DEMICRATIC NOMINATION.

PRESIDENT IS SILENT QN ALL CANDADICIES   ‘No Preferenc Eexpressed Regarding  Democratic Choice, Save Tumultvy Statement

WILSON KEEPS - HISHANDS OFF CONVENTION   President Expresses No Opinion With Reference to Any of the Candidates.   DENIES PREFERENCE   PRESIDENT’S “HANDS OFF” POLICY ADDS CONFUSION TO SITUATION AT FRISCO

WILOON PURSUE HANDS-OFF PLAN   Formal Statement Says Wil. son Has Expressed No Choice of Candidate.

WILSON WAN T EAPALooLD ANY  PREFERENCE Aa  TO CANDIDATE   Secretary Tumulty In Statement Denies That the President Is Attempting to Dictate In Any Way.   HOLDS ALOOF FROM ALL SUGGESTIONS   ‘onvention {ts Free To De As the Majority Wills; Chief Executive Observes a “Hands Off’’ Policy,

WILSON NEUTRAL AS TO NOMINATION   The President Has Expressed No Preference as to Particular Choice for Nominee.

REPORT OF PREFERENCE . BY PRESIDENT DENIEE   Tumulty Issnes Statement at the White House Saying Wilson Has No Choice. -

Brands as False Rumor in Sar Francisco That President Expressed Preference as t Standard Bearer.

RADICALS FACING SORRY TRIP OVER ROUTE OF DEATE   jPeople of Finland Wonde i Which Way U. S.,Reds Will  Enter Russia

TWO WITNESSES HEARD AT TRIAL OF CAILLAUX   Testimony Was of Such Character That Former Premier Appeared Considerably Pertarhbed.

FROM IMMIGRANT = TO MILLIONAIRE   Backer Tells His Life Story oy Viliness. Stand,

“REPAID WIFE BY KILLING HER”   Michigan Doctor Weeps Wher Told of His Crime.   JUST RETURNS TO NORMAL   Removed From County Jail- to * Insane Asylum.

LEARNS AFTER 3 WEEKS HE HAD KILLED FAMILY   Dr. Sedgewick Returns to Nor mal and Is Told of  His Crime.

INSIST ON CLOSED SHOP.   Anthracite Mine Workers Also Stand for Standard Check Of Clause,

UNION MINERS  WANT RECOGNITION   Stand Also for a Closed Shop and a Sfandard CheckOff Clause   OPERATORS ARE NOTIFIED   Matter Is Laid Before Con ference Sub-Committee to Adjust Wage Differences

ANTHRACITE MINERS STAND PAT ON THEIR ORIGINAL DEMANDS   Ask Complete Recognition of Union, Closed Shop and Checkoff Clause

FULL RECOGNITION   Of Union Is Demand of An. thracite Coal Miners

EEE  AMERICANS ARE SAFE    Seven Relief Workers at Urfa ere Heard from

TOT¢L OF $88,000,000 NEEDED BY UTILITES   Paul P. Haynes Sets Out Needs Of The Indiana Public Service Corporations,

UTILITIES NEED IMMENSE SUN   Public Service Commissiot Member Says Indiana Companies Need Eight Millions.   IMUST EDUCATE PUBLIC

FUE oR > OVERNEXT MANE   Seek A Way:To Prevent ‘Spread Of ‘Warfare: " In Europe. ~~   RUSSIANS: REPLY « SS ATLA OboRY   Advance Reported Chtcked Bi The Poles At Qne Point Near Warsaw.

MEASURES TO KEEP ALLIES OUT OF NEW WAT   England [Expected t: Agree to Conditions o Soviet Note: Tanta mount to Recognitior of Government.   LATE ADVICES

POLISH FRONT IS SMASHED Ik BY BOLSHEVIK   England makes ’ desperate effort to prevent spread of conflagration   WARSAW APPEARS QGGNE   Russia’s army, sweeping onward, may enter Polish capital today or  tomorrow .

To Prevent Allied Europe to Be Drawn Into Another War   Expected Acceptance of Conditions Lai Down by Soviet Russia

POLES WIL NOT HALT ADINGES AT AXED THN   ‘Reply to American Admonition with Statement that. Strategic Consideration Must Gov . ern Future Course   DEMAND GUARANTEES AS . PREREQUISITE TO STOPPING   ‘Gratification at Position Taken by. United States in Note to Italy on Russo-Polish Situa - tion Expressed

POLES’ REPLY T0 U5. NOTE OKE   Warsaw’s Formal Answer Is Viewed as “Entirely Satisfactory” by Colby.

CHICAGO’S LOOP HERMIT DOESN’T . PASS UP A THING   Census Taker Finds Recluse Takes in Shows, Reads all Papers.

RECLUSE IN LOOP. = ~ STFS FVERY SHOWN   Missed , None, Including Movies j in 30 Years. 

Walker Meature Legalizes Matiufacture and Sale of Beverage of 2.75 Per Cent of Alcohol.

STRONGER BEER IN NE WYORK   L.emisiative et Approving 2.75 Per  Cent Approved by Governer.

SIGNS 2.75 BEER BILL   New York Governor Says Brew is Not  Lena dbamesrita

N. Y. BEER BILL SIGNED   Walker Measuic Legalizes Manufac ture and Sale of Beverage of 2.75 Per Cent of Alcohol.

BOLSHEVIK! 10 JOP TERRORISM, S ANNOUNCEMENT   Capture of Admiral Kolehak and Defeat of Yudenich anc  _ Denikine Change Situation, Says Moscow.

TO ABANDON EXTREMIST MEASURES PUNISHMENT   Sentence of Death to be Imposed in Russia Only When Approved  Lhe diammteccian.

MAY TRANSPER His « OPITal   Washington Advices Insicnte Sach  a View ts (Carrance.

SON-IN-LAW PRECEDES — ‘PRESIDENT OF MEXICO TO GULF COAST PORT      Ganidide Aguilar Reported to Have Been Sent. Ahead of _ Chief Executive With ‘Special Guard---Move Probably  ‘Means Establishment of Government at Vera-Cruz.

CARRANZA WILL NOT ABANDON Hil HOLD ON THE PRESIDENCY   Through Paloeita Pace.

WAQTINGTON Io OPELULATING ON GARRANZA   BELIEVE ASSEMBLY OF TROOTS AT MEXICO CITY MEANS CAPITAL REMOVED   Every Hour Brings News of Additional Defections From The Forces of El Presidente

‘ARANZA WILL TGHT REBELS TO THE FINISH   ‘fuses to Abandon ihe Presidency of t Mexico   3GEGON ' JOINS REBELS

REFUSAL TO ABANDON OFFICE FEATURE OF NATIONAL HOLIDAY MANIFESTO.

CARRANZA WAY MOVE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT   CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS AT CAPITAL INDICATES SUCH ACTION, 18 BELIEF.   PROBABLY SELECT VERA SAUL   Reports Indicate Force Is Being Sent Into Puebla to Attack Rebels Under Gonzales.

CARRANZA READY TO COMPROMISE   Conferences Between Mexico's President and Rebel Leaders Are Reported in Fl Paso   WAS FACING FAMINE   Shortage of Necessities in Capital City Have influenced Car ranza’s Determinstion

REFUGES TO GIVE UP PRESIDENCY IN MANIFESTO    Announces That He Will. Fight Revolution to a : Finish.   SAYS NO ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD ON JULY 4TH   ‘Civilian Guard Organized to Protect Mexico City When it is Evacuated.

REBEL ARMY BEARS DOWN ON FEDERALS   President. May Move Seat of Government to Vera Cruz.

DOVERNMENT 10 BE OkI UP Al VERA GRUZ NOW   SAYS ELECTION IS OFF      CARRANZA WILL NEVER GIVE UP HIS SEAT, AS THINGS ARE

CAPRARZE. REFUSES TE RES'GH OFFICE   Anncunces Ke Will Fight to  Ete eee   SHOWS EVENTS IN MEXICO.

CONCENTRATES TROOPS AT MEXICO city   Believed He Will Move te Vera Crux and Set Up Capitol There.

 jonary Agents Agree it  “Would be Possible for Carranza to Utilize Relatively Small Force of Loyal Troops for Stand Outside and Might Even be Possible for Him to Force Way to Old Temporary Capital at Vera Cruz

WEXICO ELECTION PUT OFF      Vresidemt Carransea Save tt Will He los poasitie te Heald t¢ in Juaty—— imtende to Meld (mn.

CARRANZA CONCENTRATING TROOPS AT MEXICO CITY; PLANS IN ViEW NOT KNOWA

CARRANZA MAY MOVE GOVERNMENT SEAT 10 VERA CRUZ   Concentration of Troops al Mexico City Not Believed to be for Defense of Capital.   MEXICO STATE DECLARES IN FAVOR OF REVOLUTION      General de la Torres Said to Have Been Sent to Recapture Toluca. Murewia May be Sent South at Head of Considerable Force to Attack Rebels Under Pablo Gonzales,

PLIGHT FROM CAPITAL SEEN BY REVOLTERS   Mexican President Spurns Menace of Rebellion in Refusal to Quit Leadership—Give Up to Elected Successor Only.

BANDITS HOLD UP 25 CLUB MEN   Robbed the Club Rooms of $600 and Then Marched the Club Men to Basement and Locked Them In

IN SYMPATHY WITHSTRIKERS   TRANSPORT WORKERS AND RAILWAYMEN DELIVER AN ULTAMATUM

ENGLISH COAL PROBLEM MADE MORE SERIOUS   Rail Men ‘Threaten To Strike Out of Sym. pathy.   SETTLEMENT MUST BE MADE IMMEDIATELY

DECIDE ON SYMPATHETIC WALKOUT UNLESS: NEGOTIATIONS ARE BEGUN  roid:   Coal Situation Takes Unexpected and Grave Turn as Result of Action—Proposals for Compromice Are Brought Forward.

RAILROAD WORKERS THREAT   To Force British Government to Negotiate With Miners, Discussed by Cabinet.

BRITISH RAILROAD WORKERS VOTE ON  JOUNING IN STRIKE   Decision Expected Today on Question of Acting with Coal Miners.

SYMPATHETIC STRIKE MOVE IS LAUNCHED   Railway ‘Workers Ar Divided on Questior of Aiding Miners. .

GRAVE TURK  TAKEN 1 WAL Gil NN ENGLAND   Delegates Issue Ultimatum to Government That Men Will Quit   DEMAND SETTLEMENT BY NEXT SATURDAY   Rail Walkout to Becom Effective Sunday Night, Say Officials

WORKERS DEMAND MINE WALKOUT NEGOTIATIONS BE RESUMED THIS WEEK   Unionists, Together With Transport Workers, Say They Will Lay Down Tools at Midnight Sunday Unless Request Is Granted—-Immediate Conference Sought.

HGS THE   Review Situation Caused : By Railmen’s Attitude   Appeal to Country May Follow; Fear Leaders - Losing Control

British Coal Strike Is Followed By Threats of Tie-Up of All Railways

GRAVE CRISIS NEAR IN ENGLISH STRIKE   Threats of Railroad and Transport  Workers to Force Negotiations  With Miners Cause Concern

RAILWAY MEN WILL AID COAL STRIKERS!   NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE COMMENCED AT ONCE BY GOVERNMENT   ISSUED AN ULTIMATUM.   And the Transport Workers Are Also Considering Joining in the Walkout ‘   The British Government Is Un. derstood to Be Willing to Open Negotiations

STRONG UNIONS VOTETO JOIN MINERS’ STRIKE   Railway Men and Transpor Workers Will Go On a Sympathy Strike.   CALL OUT THE MEN SUNDAY   Unless Government Reopens Ne: gofiations Likely To Settle the Trouble.

Big Transport Unions Cast Lot With Striking British Miners,   ‘GRAVE-POLITICAL CRISIS MAY RESULT   Government Firm In Insist. ing On Increased Output and Independent Tribunal

anna iN A BAD   Railway and Transport Workers Serve Notice They Will Strike  in Sympathy With Miners   GOVERNMENT GIVEN TILL SATURDAY TO SETTLE

THREATEN SPREAD OF COAL STAIKE 10 RAILWAY WORKERS   rant Miners’ Claims or ReOpen Negotiations, Unions’. Ultimatum to Premier.   WALKOUT OF WORKERS”  PLANNED FOR SATURDAY   Strike Order Sent Pending. Act of Gov't to Take: Up Mine Empioyes’ Demands.

The Coal Strike  Now More Seriou   Railway Men and Transport Workers Striko in Sympathy With Coal Mipp rs in Greut Ltri¢tain.

Railroad Workers Threaten  to Strike Unless Government Negotiates With Coal Miners This Week. Poiitical Upheaval Probable if Settlement Not Made.

RAIL STRIKE SUNDAY THREAT T0-PREMIER   Demand Negotiations With Min Or de Opened by Tomorrow,

BRITISH RAIL -. MEN VOTE T0 ~~. JOIN STRIKE   Conditional..Upow:Faitere’-e “* Government. to Meet - With Miners, '

RAILROAD MEN OF BRITAIN TO STRIKE IN WEEK  Ast tk me bs,   Decide to Quit Unles: Negotiations Are Re-opened.

RAIL WORKERS TO JOIN   Serve Notice on Lloyd-George that Negotiations Must Soon be  Opened,

BRITISH RAIL WORKERS VOTE TO QUIT WORK   Unless Government and Coa Miners Get Together They Will Go On Strike

UNEXPECTED AND GAVE TURN TAKEN IN BRITISH STRIKE   Railway Workers and Trans: — port Workers Threaten to  “Quit in Sympathy.   SITUATION DISCUSSED BY CABINET; NO DECISION   Premier Lloyd-George in In. formal Conversation With Some of Labor Leaders, but Little Hope is Entertained of Government Receding.

RAILWAY MEN MAY ~ STRIKE   AT MIDNIGHT IN: SYMPATHY WITH COAL MINERS IN ‘UNITED KINGDOM. ..   Delegates Adjourn to Meet ‘Today When Some Decisive Action Will Be Taken ‘on the Question.

Rail and Transport Workers  May Join British Strike   Union Serve Ultimatum On Government That Sympathy Strike Will be Called Unless Government Nevotiates With Miners .

BRITISH RAILWAY WORKERS TO STRIKE   Sympathetic Move in Favor of The Miners is Forecasted Unless Government Opens Negotiations With Miners at Once. Savy London Remartc.

TRANOPORT MEN ARE  10 Qui   UNLESS GOVERNMENT AND MINE WORKERS GET TOGETHER   INTIMATION GIVEN THAT MINERS MUST WIN POINT.   Premier Notified That the Othe Workers Will Insist That the Mine Workers Must Be Given What They Ask,

Will Walk Out Sunday Unless Negotiations Between Gov- > ernment and Strikers are Ranneaned   PRODUCTION MUST GOVERN ‘RAISE SAYS GOVERNMENT:   Willing to Open Negotiations if Miners Recognize this: Principle

ULTIMATUM IS -SENI TO GREAT BRITAIN   Rail Men Tell London Miners Strike Must Be Setiled by Sunday or They Will Jom Walkout—Prenare fo Out Work.

BAIT oH WORKER SERVE ULTIMATUM   Rail and Transport Men Vote fo: Strike.   READY TO BACK COAL MINERS   Teli Government Negotiations to En Mine Ciash Must Be Reopened This Week or They Wil! Walk Out Sunday.

Government Given Until Saturday to Grant Miners’ Demands or Resume Nanntiatinne   RAIL WORKERS IN THREAT   If Government Doeg Not Heed, All Rail Workers in Britaia Will Go on Strike

DEMAND ACTION BY GOVERNMENT   Rallroad and Transport Wcrkers Would Aid Miners.   THREATEN TO STRIKE SUNDAY

) GREAT LADUE  UNION WILL DECIDE MATTER   QUESTION OF JOINING MINERS PD ENGLAND IS NOW HELD IN BALANCE,

SYMPATHETIC STRIKE SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT   Negotiations With Miner: Must Begin by Saturday

BRITISH “MINE STRIKE CRISIS. COMPLICATED BY RAILROAD WALKOUT   Rail And Transport Men Demand Quick Settlement With  ‘= The Miners.    SUNDAY IS THE DEAD LINE

SAYS RAILROAD MEN THREATEN. TO JOIN STRIKE   Action Halted by Only One Vote; Situation TT Now Critical

RAILWAY NR “TO AID MINERS   TRANSPORT MEN THREATEN COMPLETE TIEUP UNLESS AGREEMENT IS REACHED BE. TWEEN MINERS AND GOVT

STAKE MUST BE ny NEXT SUNDAY   Issue Ultimatum to British Government’ Demanding Negotiations   ITRADE UNIONS TO ENTER

Britain. fas ‘Coke Ctisis With Ultimatum: of aon Sunday ’ Unless.  40vern ment: Settles Strike

AID COAL MINERS   Decision of Trainmen Todag Gives Mine Strike Sin ister Aspect,   ULLTIMATUM GIVEN   Railroaders Will Strike Un. less Peace Negotiations

HAIL WORKER THREATEN 1 JOIN STRIKE   Will Walk Out Sunday Unless Negotiations Between Government and Strikers are  Reopened   PRODUCTION MUST GOVERN RAISE SAYS GOVERNMENT   Willing to Open Negotiations if Miners Recognize this . Principle

“TO STRIKE   These and English. Transpor Workers Are. to Go Ont.   IN: SYMPATHY WITH MINERS   Government Refuses to Treat “With Miners Untess They'l Produce More.)

GRAVE TURN IN INDUSTRIAL CRISIS 1S PRECIPITATED   TRANSPORT WORKERS AL$0 AGREE TO: CALL WaLK-OUT MONDAY:   TOQnTR TILTIMATUM   Unions Give Government Until Sunday Night to a Settlement. 5

SOON DECIDE QUESTION OF SYMPATHETIC STRIKE   a OE IEEE EE _ Announcement ag to Attitude of Two Organisations Ez-. .pected Today,      RAILWAY CONSERVATIVES  SAID TO BE IN MINORITY    terday in His Fight Against.  Sympathetic Strike.   ACTION. TONIGHT RUMORED   “‘Lightning’’ ‘Strike to ‘Begin at Midnight Reported Not ; . , Unlikely... . .

Unless Negotiations Between Mine Workers and Government Are Resumed Saturday Railroad and Transport Men Will Cease  Work Sunday, Official Announcement   CABINET DISCUSSES SITUATION

SPREAD OF STRIKE IN GREAT BRITAIN ID LATEST THREAT   Unexpected Grave Turn in Sit uation Follows Conference Of Railway Men and  » Transport Workers.

NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE   NEGOTIATIONS MUST BE COMMENCED AT ONCE BY GOVERNMENT      ISSUED AN ULTIMATUM   And the Transport. Workers Are Also Considering Joining in the Walkout ¢      The British ‘Government is Understood to Be Willing to -QOpen Negotiations

SYMPATHY STIKE BY RAILWAY MEN   UNLESS YECOTIATIONS ARE ‘REOPENED THIS WEEK.   ALL LABOR TO GO OUT   ALL RAILWAY AND TRANSPORT MEN READY TO STOP WORK.   Premier Lloyd George Willing t: Grant Wage Increase fi Production Js Increased.

BRITONS VOTE RAIL WALKOUT   Serve Notice Government Must Settle Mine Trouble by Sunday.   THREATEN TO STRIKE THEN   Railroad Men’s Delegation Issues What is Virtually an Ultimatum— Transport Workers Also Vote to Strike in Sympathy.

RALWAYMEN INSIST ONSETTLEMENT OF ~ MING: STRIKE BY SATURDAY   Premier Lloyd George Is Told Decision of Transporimen By J. H. Thomas   iBelieved That Mine Owners of r Country Have Been Asked  To Join in Conference

BRITISH STUNNED AY LABOR CRISIS   Premier - Lloyd. George: Wil - - Oppose Any - Concessions ° To Present Strikers: ~

RAILMEN TO ~ JOIN MINERS  INBRITAIN   Serve Notice Government Must Settle Mine Trouble by Sunday.   Railroad Men's Delegation Issues What Its Virtually an Uitimatum— Transport Workers Also Vote to Strike in Sympathy.

BRITISH OFFICIALS DSCUSS SITUATION   CRISIS GROWS GRAVE WITH MENACE OF TRANSPORT AND RAIL WORKERS.   Premier Lloyd George Holds For‘mal Conference “With Labor Leaders.

Eschbach Declares Coal: Commission Carried Consumers Through Shortage.

SAYS COMMISSION SND CONSUMERS *” BIE-EQAL BILLS   Rachbash Declases Coal Commis.

COAL COMMISSION ENDS SHORTAGE   ACCORDING TO ESCHBACH UTIL ITIES IN STATE ARE WELL +. SUPPLIED WITH FUEL’. -

ARMY LIFE GAVE  MEN MORE WEIGH   Statistica Show Soldiers Gained Above Three Pounds Each and Alsc. In: oreased in Height.

JUDGE.ON-TRIAL — -ASMURDERER IN- CLEVELAND CASE   Was a Witness Against Companion ' Acquitted Last Month. _

Chief Justice ef Cleveland Muniecipeol Ceurt te Be Placed On Teteal Taeday.

CHIEF JUSTICE OF GLEVELAND MUNICIPAL COURT GOES ON TRIAL WEDNESDAY ON MURDER GHARG

NO CHANGE IN PLANS AT WASHINGTGON FOR MEET (Ry Agssoaciated Press)

CARSON IS HARD TO PLEASE,   tan See No Merit in Viscount Grey's  irish Plan.

ACCUSE CHICAGO COPS   Police Bared as Aids in: Bit Whisky Deals.   Man on “Inside” Declares Patrolmen. _ Have Been Lending Valuable Ald to Booze. Runners... -

ACCUSE CHICAGO COPS,   CLAIMED THAT POLICE AID IN WHISKY DEALS,   Declared by Man on “inside” That Patrolmen Have Lent Valuable Aid to Bootleggers

ACCUSE CHICAGO COPS   Poliee Bared as Aids in Big Whisky Deats.   Man on “Inside” Declares Patroifmen Have Been Lending Vatuable Ald to Booze Runners,

ACCUSE CHICAGO POLICE IN DEALS   Police Bared as Aids in Bit Whisky Deals.   Man on “inside” Declares Patroimen Have Been Lending Valuable Aid to Booze Runners.

WOMEN OF MAINE NOT ~—GOMPELLED TO TELL AGE   Decision Was Handed Down By  State Supreme Conrt.

DON'T HAVE TO TELL AGE   Maine Supreme Court Makes Decision im Fawor of Women

“OVER 21 YEARS” GOES IN MAINE   Supreme Court Says Woman Need Not Teil Her Age to Qualify as a Voter

NEED NOT GIVE AGES   Wemen May Qualify as Voter: Without It, Says Maine Ceurt.

WOMAN VOTERS DON'T HAVE TO GIVE AGE   So Supreme Court/in Maine Makes Rule Yesterday

GOVERNOR. cox IS ARRESTED: ON  _ » CHARGE OF SPEEDING; SOME OF HIS FRIENDS CLAIM “FRAME UP”

SAYS REPUBLICANS ~ PLAN CHEAP TRICK   Charge Officials “Framed” _ Arrest of Governor Sunday  for Speeding?   Democratic Candidate Back After Stumping Trip to West Virginia,

TOWN CONSTABLE HALTS. CANDIDATE   Motorcycle Policeman Sent to Brin: Governor Cox Into Court Upor Speeding Charges: Friends Say Ef fort Is Result of Piot.

CONSTABLE TRIES 10 ARREST COX   CLAIMS HE WAS SPEEDING. COX VARTY SAYS IP WAS POLITICAL FRAME-UL   NE OF PARTY ‘MPPED OFF THAT THEY WERE BEING @,AYER’ FOR

Motcreyele Cops Pirk Ep the Press dential Candidate for Speeding  *   PRIENDS SEE POLITICAL PLOT BY OPPONENTS   Ulanket Warrant Issued for th Gecupants of Four Autemosifes in Campaign Party

ARREST GOV. COX FOR SPEEDING   CONSTARLE AT NEWARK, ODO, TRIES TO ARREST GOVERNOR tin Bie pipTy

Town Constable Tries to Arrest Cox forSpeeding   Frame-Up Thought to Have Reen Engineered by Republican Opponents to “Pinch” Governor.

MobT wice Storms Jail   Fails to Get Mar Charged With At tacking Girls—Three Officers Killed — Po. lice Search for Gang

Mob Storms Jail Demanding Life of Despoiler of Women,   HIDEOUS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS REVEALED   House at Santa Rosa Scene o Scores cf Attacks Upon Girls.

SHOOTS THREE OFFICERS, FINALLY ARRESTED AFTER BEING SERIOUSLY INJURED

Sheriff And Two Detectives Shot Dead At Santa Rosa Trying To Arrest Leader Of Gang; Mobs Storm Jail With Battering Rams To Lynch Prisoners; Lawyers Refuse Cases.

ACCUSED RIMES AGAINST WOMEN KILLS 3 POLICE   Santa Rosa Jail Stormed All Night by Infun ated Crowds.

SLAY POLICE IN CHASE OF MORON RING   TT I  Officers Make Arrest: in Revolting San Francisco Disclosures.

CROWD DEMANDS. LIFE OF DYING FUGITIVE   Officers Beat off Mob Seekin: *’- Girl’s-Assailant.

Assaults on Girls Stir Up > Frisco; 3 Officials Shot By Alleged “Masher” Die   Efforts ‘to Round up Gangsters Who Attack Young Yomer Lead to Fatal Shooting Battle at Santa :  ae

AIRPLANE AWAITS SENATOR   Will Be Utilized to Carry Him ito Charleston, W. Va... in an Effort  te Carry Wamanm *elff{raxe.

SUFFRAGISTS HAVE AN AIRPLANE FOR A TARDY SENATOR   To Reach West Virginia Capi tal Before Assembly Adiourns.   RACE FOR’ RATIFICATION

iain: uaa i i ER The  FLIGHT MAY SAVE SUFFRAG be   Race Against Time to Cast Deciding  rnp 254 “ET awe US we kd eden

RACES AGAINST _ TIME 10. SAVE SUFFRAGE BILL   Airplane Ready for Senator Bloch; West Virginia Legislature Needs His Vote.

MAY USE AIRPLANE ~ TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE   WEST VIRGINIA SENATE 1S’ DEAD. LOCKED AND SOLON EN ROUTE FROM CALIFORNIA. -

TO AUSH BY PLANE TO CAST VOTE FOR SUFFS   [GRANDSTAND PLAY PUT UP BY G. O. P., WHO'LL SEND SENATOR IN’ AIRSHIP TO BREAK A STATE DEADLOCK

RACES BY AIRPLANE TO BREAK DEADLOCK   —, Senator Bloch of West Vir Ginia On Flight From Chi" caro to Capital.

GOVERNOR DEMANDS HARDING. APOLOGIZE FOR MISLEADING U.S;   Cox In. Indiana Speech Attacks Harding Qtangd

GOV. COX  DEMANDED SENATOR. HARDING wPOUGIE   For Misleading the People-as t President Wilson   Declared Reservations Proposed 1 Senators Were Accepted by the President. 

WV INSICTING   That Senator Harding is ‘Misleading the American Feople’ on League of Nations.   DENIES THAT WILSON IGNORED THE SENATE    The Governor Today Making  His Third Campaigning Trip in Indiana. =.

COX ATTACKS HARDING STAND   Democratic Nominee Defends Wilson in Speech at Bloomington, Indiana.

SENATOR BLOCH PEACHES CAPITAL   West Virgina Salon Made Wid Dash Across Continent to Vote _ for Suffrage Amendment,

SUFFRAGE FIGHT NEAR END IN WEST VIRGINIA   Senator Whose Vote is Needed to Pass Amendment Arrives After a Long Trip.

MISSING YANK IN REDS’ HANDS.  Captain Cooper a Captive and Captain Kellw Dead. Pemanntn Saw.

MORE GOLF RECORDS SET.      Western’ Champion Scores 33 On First Nine Holes of Links at Toledo.

FAESH RECORDS ON GOLF COURSE   Jack Hutchinson Scores —- 68)for 18 Hoies  mAAéAanrn FPA WFeastre AAMIrawAe

ESCAPED CONVICT IS KILLED   Body of William Jackson, Colored, Found Lying Across Third Rail of Electric Road.

THIRD RAIL KILLS CONVICT   Escaped Joliet Prisoner Found Dead on Electric Tracks.

DRASTIC ACTION FOR RELIES FUEL CHOATANGE TAKER   Preference and Priority Order: Are Issued to Railroads in East and South.   FURNISH CAR TO MINES FOR THIRTY-DAY PERIOD   At Least Month Will be Neces sary for Domestic Wants Providing Congestion Over come to a Point Permitting; Rapid Movement.

EMERGENCY MET COAL SITUATION DRASTIC ACTION   Preference and Priority Orders Effective For Next Thursday.

COAL CARS TO HAYE FULL RIGHT OF WAY   DRASTIC ACTION TAKEN TO KELIKVE THE SHOKTAGE.   interstate ‘Gommmeres Comamstaesiocn ieBees Priertty Ordere tor New Kaglaed—Virtea!l Embarge pean Exzperts.

SHORTAGE IN EAST   PRIORITY AND PREFERENCE ORDERS ISSUED BY INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Soal Consigned for Reshipment by Water to Destinations Within U, S, Must Re Given Preference,   EMERGENCY DEMANDS IMMEDIATE ACTION   Railroads East of Mississippi Also Ordered to Furnish Mines With Coal Cars; Mav Embargo Exports,

COAL GARS TO BE MOVED FIRST   An Emergency Exists That Requires ‘Immediate Action

HOW TIMES CHANGE   REALLY LITTLE USE NOW FOR COUNTY BASTILE.   Business at That Place in Four YezerRather Scant.

REALLY LITTLE USE NOW FoR COUNTY BASTILE.   Business at. That, Place in Four-¥ Rather Scant.”

ROAD CONTRACTS AWARDED TODAY   COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AC CEPTED BIDS AND APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENTS,   NO BIDS MADE ON ONE ROAD

ROAR SENTPAGTS AWARDED TODAY   COUNTRY COMMISSION ERS ACCEPTED BEDS AXD APPOINT. ED SUPERINTESBENTS,   NO BIDS MADE ON ONE ROAD

CHARGES MADE TO CAUSE HATE AGAINST NATION   Reports Circulated of ‘ Buying Off’ Fletcher in Mexico.

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS   From Pittsfleid Omtce at Swartout & “Appenzellar, Members of New York Stock Exchange.

FALL KILLS A GIRL FLYER   Chinese Woman Killed and Companion  Batalivus im issnad

GIRL FLYER KILLED IN FALL   Her Companion Fatally Injured in an Accident at Mento Park, California.

LW.W. THREATEN. THREE CITIES   PLAN TO INAUGURATPE REIGN OF TERROR ON THE COAST. ~   OFFICIALS ON GUARD   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES “HAVE RECEIVED WARNING LETTERS.   ‘Congressman Is Res } for the Story to Which’ New ‘York Experience Gives Coler. a

Said They Plan Period of Terrorism in Northwest Within Next Month

WARNINGS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED   Threaten to Blow Up Big Buildings in the Northwest

WARKS 1. W. W. PLAN PERIOD OF TERRORISM   Congressman Johnson: Say: Plot is Hatched in Pacific Northwest.   U. 8. OFFICERS ALERT TO THWART RADICALS

RADICALS WOULD TAKE LAW ANT) THEIR OWNH ANDS   Reprisals, Threats and Acts of Terrorism To Be Voted Upon.

TERRORISM IN NORTHWEST BY LW.W. PLANNED   Eee  Washington Congressman Comments on Anonymous Letters Received There

STATES I. W. W. PLANS PERIOD ~ OF TERRORISY   Congressman Johnston Is Authority for Charge  Against Agitators of  the Northwest.

LW. W. CAMPAIGN Of TERRORISM IN WEST IS. CHARGE   By: Congressman From State  Of Washington. —-Anonymous Letters Warn of Plans To Destroy Financial Institutions-and Buildings.

CONG. JOHNSON ~ CHARGES PLOT   Declares Reds — Planning te ~ Blow Up Building in North West Within’ 20 Days °   1. W. W. Taking Referendum "on Extending Legal Aid to, Members. Arrested

Radicals Plat 2 Te Blow UptTacom:   Plate of I, Ww W. to Inaugurate Peri od oft Terrorism ii Northwest Re . ported.

Radicals Planning:  "To Blow Up Tacomz   Plan of TW. W. to Inangurate Perl od of ‘Kerrorism in Northwest Re‘ported,

SAYS REDS PLAN TERRORISM IN NORTHWEST U.S   NORTHWEST U. S.  Congressman Warns Officers to Be On T heir Guard.

DECLARES . W. W. PLANNED TERRORISN   Coast Cities Marked for Bomb Outrages.

WW, PLOT TO 8 TERROR IN WES]   Seattle Police Get Anonymous Warning Letters of Explosion Plots.

PREDICT TERRORS IN NORTHWEST BY  1, WW. ACTIVITIES      WASHINGTON CONGRESSMAN FEARS WARNINGS MAY HAVE SOME FOUNDATION OF FACT   REPRISALS MAY FOLLOW REFERENDUM, HE SAYS

' FTES i WEST IS CURE      By. Congressiian’ From: State Of ‘Washington, — Anony‘mous Letters Warn of Plans To: Destroy Financial: Inst ‘tuitions and Buildines..2-

RED OUTAGES Ih WEST WITHIN 20 DAYS PREDICTED   Congressman Albert Johnston Says I. W. W. Plans to Blow Up Financial Districts in Tacoma. Portland and Seattle.

WINDOW DISPLAY TEMPTED A THIE)   BROKE PLATE G DOW AT GUST: si ‘ wCMEe           A MORNING ROBBERY   Bloodhound: From Kansas Cit} * to Be Used in an Rifort to . Trait the Thief

WINDOW DISPLAY TEMPTED A THE   BROKE PLATE GLASS WINDOW AT GUSTAFSON’S AND TOOK WATCHES   Bloodhounds From Kansas City to Be Used in an Effort to Trait! the Thief

GROSSES OCEAN 10 BECOME BRIO   ELITE AL SEWELL WEDS JAME! HENDERSON SHELBURN MAN THIS WERK   OTHER SHELBURN NEWS

FOR LEAGUE   HARDING MUST BREAK WITH JOHNSON ET AL   WILL LOSE TEN MILLION   Of Women Who Are Pledged For The League

BOOTLEGGERS ARE EXPENSIVE   Congress Is Asked for Another $2,000, » 000 to Enfore the Prohibition Laws.

Ai the Same Time Bolshevists Will Stage Major Drive Against , India

BOLSHEVIKI 10 STRIKE EUROPE THRU POLAND   POLES HAVE NO FORCE WHAT CAN STOP THEM; INDIA IS NEXT QEBJECTIVE

BOLSHEVIK = MENACE GROWS   BIG MILITARY DRIVE EX PECTED: IN SPRING   Red Troops of Lenine May March Against Poland and India.

Annihilation of “Buffer” State to Be Object of Soviet Government.   ALLIES MUST SUPPORT POLES OR ACCEPT WAR   Washington Authorities See Menace in Activities of Trotsky-Lenine,

Military Experts Predict $f. multaneous Offensive — Directed at India —   RESUMPTION OF WAR .« IN EUROPE !S FEARED   SOVIETS COUNTING ON LITTLE RESISTANCE FROM “WAR.  TIRED” POWERS IN COMING “BIG PUSH.”  «.:

Poland May Be Overrun b; Red Armies in Short Time   WAR WEARY PEOPLE WILL BE VICTIMS   Bolshevik Have Its Hordes Ready to Start Vast Uprisings

NON OVE] OUNT ito  Ant (0 bt INVADED   Hope to Anihilate Poland  ‘Buffer State” So Horde  Can Advance   PERIL RECOGNIZED BY CHURCHILL AND BLISS   Starting Revolutions In Re sisting Nations Is Part  of Scheme

BRITISH WYLL SEND TROOPS TO CAUCASUS REGION TO KEEP REDS OUT OF ASIA MINOR.   WOULD FOMENT REVOLT   Military Officials Believe Seviets Will Take Advantage of War Worn Nations to Push Their Armies Inte Other Fields.

Jitney Bus to Brooklake Meet  Saron TT A fh Ramee *ranrm Avis   Why Experiment?

HEALTH SERVIGE LACKS SURCEONS   Low Pay Drives Doctors Bask tc Private Practice, Says cmmemeee 111 (11 i111 ' Sinn   SICK SOLDIERS WEED CARE   4 Surgeon General Declares It Is Impos sible to Get Medical Men Qualified’ to Treat the Patients—12,C00 Phthisis Cases Alone.

HEALTH SERVICE “LACKS SURGEONS   Low Pay Drives Doctors Back to . Private Practice, Says of iY ‘Cumming. _ 4°?    SICK SOLDIERS WEED CARE   Surgeon General Declares It is impos. , ‘bible te Get Medical Men Qualified  j te Treat the Patientse—12,000  iy Phthisis Cases Alone.

LOW PAY WITS WEALTH SERVICE.   Depleted Persaunel. Unable ta Care Properly fer Eix-Service Men,

ARMY HOSPITAL SHORT OF HELP   Surgeon General Says Low Pay Has Cut Down Personnel.

Tht HEALTH SERVICE [5 DEFICIENT   Low Pay Drives Efficient Doctors . to Private Life. = __   SURGEON GENERAL'S - PLAINT   Cumming Says Thousands of Wounded Soldiers Lack Care—Impossible to Get Properly Qualified Men at Present Salaries.

HEALTH SERVICE RANKS LOSE MEN DUE TO LOW PAY   Badly Noeded But Salaries Most First Be In ,

BRITISH AND CANADIAN DELEGATES RECEIVED   Discussion of Uniting Northern and Southern Methodist Churches Consumes Much of Day,

UNIFICATION Ot 2 GRANGHCO Ot CHURCH DEBATED   Methodists Discuss Uniting North and South Factions at Conference Now in Session at Des Moines.

METHODISTS HEAR SPEECHES BY BRITISH AND CANADIANS   Proposed Unification With Church of the South Also Discussed

TENNESOEE SULONS REJECT AMENDMENT OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE   House Expunges From Journal Record Of Ratification

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   TENNESSEE ACTION WILL NOT AFFECT U.S.PROCLAMATION

SUFFRAGE IS PROCLAIMED BY STATEDEPT.   This Decision Is Based On Ad vice Of The Department So  leilor.

The State Department Will Take Nx Cognizance of Tennessee’s Action   The Decision Is Based on the Advice o! the Solicitor of the Depa: tment.

CANT STOP IT “OFFICIAL WORD   Tennessee Recorded for Wom ian Suffrage Even if It “f May Reject It.   STATE DEPARTMENT s “$0 ANNOUNCES IT   beh. eid :  ‘It: Will Take No Cognizance of  ‘the Action of the Teznes- ~ ia ese Tecicsliatnre:

Rescinding Of Ratification hh Tennessee Begins Legal Struggle   PROCL AMATION — STANDS   eS. IsNot Concerued Until Certificate Is Withdrawn

STATUS OF  RESOLUTION I) COMPRISED   Supreme Court Decision Wil Probably Be Necessary Now

LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM,   ts Blasted by Fatal Leap From Speeding Automobile,

FARL PYLE HELD IN COUNTY JAI   White Viva Howard, Victim of Un regretted Love Lay Dead, tn Suleide.

RICH WIDOW BEATEN   [Found Unconscious iri Bed in Country Home.   Mrs. Estelle Warner, Widow of Am herat College Professor, Attacked Near Egypt, Mass.

WEALTHY WIDOW IS SERIOUSLY BEATEN   Found Unconscious in Bed ir Country Home.   Mrs. Estelle Warner, Widow of Amherst College Professor, Attacked Near Egypt, Mass.

ATTACKS RICH WIDOW   WOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN HER COUNTRY HOME.   Mrs. Estelle Warner, Widow of Am.  herst College Professor, Had Only Chauffeur as Companion.

TEAMSTERS WILL NOT STRIKE   Brotherhood at New York Votes to  Accept Compromix<e.

TURKS AWAIT WILSON ACTION   Turk Nationalists Ask Armistice With Armenia Until Presi. dent Fixes Boundary  Now Roiundary  eft [In To The   New Boundary Left Up To The President Last April

WILSON WILL NAME BOUNDARY   Turkish (Nationalists 'to Offer Armistice With  the Armenians

Until \ ‘uch a Time as President Wilson Shall Determine The Boundaries of the New Republic, As Formed by the Versailles Treaty. -

WARNING —  ISSUED BY COMMITTEE OF FORTY FT  They Would Pull Away From Third Party If Radical Labor Plat  Uproar in Convention When Lafollette Said He Wouldn't Accept Presidential Nomination.

Serves Notice That Committee Will Pull Away From New Third Party if Radicals Succeed in Controlling the Coalition Con. vention—Charge Labor With Standing on Principles of British Guild Socialism.

COMMITTEE WARNS BODY THAT RADICAL PLATFORM. * MUST NOT BE ADOPTED   Lafollette Announces He Can “Not Allow. His Name to Be Considered as Candidate

AROTTENDEAL JF ITIS TRUE   World Series Base Ball for 1919 Purposely Thrown to  Cincinnati Is Charged—-To Re Investiqated. “areme

BENTON oAYS 100,000 WAS PAID TO. THROW' WORLD SERIES TO REDS   Giant Pitcher Names Four Chicago White Se , Vispens Said to Have Been. Mentioned in Gambling Deal.   DECLARES PITTSBURG SYNDICATE: _ ENGINEERED THE BIG TRANSACTION

Declares He Was Told Play ers Received $100,000 for “Throwing” World’s Serie:   Says Informant Said ‘Deal’ to Fix Games -Made by  ee) n,n, ch, nD

Wilson Is the Strongest Influence at Convention   By: GILSON GARDNER.

HOLDS BACK THIRD TERM REFUSAL TO EP PARTY REINS   = ia emote 6f  RESIDENT WILSON WILL BE  STRONG INFLUENCE AT DEMOCRAT CONVENTION   PALMER-BURLESON STEPS WATCHED WITH INTERES}

PRESIDENT WILL AUINGONVENTION   ‘Will Be Strongest Factor it Nomination of Democrat Candidate.   ‘BRYAN NEXT IN LINE

HOLDING REINS      Wilson Is Deciding Factor in Democratic Convention By Gilson Gardner

DEFENSE OF NAVAL BASES AND POSTS WITH ARMAMENTS   Should Be Pushed to Earliest Completion Declared Secretary of War Baker

NEED MORE GUNS TO KEEP ENEMY AT BAY   Increased Armament at Strategic Points Recommended by Army Engineer.

HEATER COAST UEFENOEo ARE AECOMMENDED   Officer's Report Favors Armament Able to Withstand World’s Strongest Navies  ees ae queresas.

WAR_ DEPARTMENT W111, . DISPOSE OF ALL SLACKERS CASES STILL ON RECORDS

MOVE! FOR HOSPITA!          I iy People Gett ng Be hind the Wa: i ee

MOVE Por HOSPITAL,   Clinton County People Getting Be hind the Work,

U. S. DESERTERS ANNOY PARI   FRENCH POLICE THROW OUT DRAGNET FOR ARREST OF 1,000 STRAYS

AMERICAN DESERTERS  IN PARIS BOTHERSOM]   Thousand Estimated to be Ther< Yet, Many of Them Without Means of Sustenanee.

MY DESERTERS OF US: ARMY ARE STILL IN ft      Cotirt Martial System Will Be ‘Set “Up—All ‘Must . Show Prope “Leave OF Absence.

WILL ROUND UP DESERTERS   Yank Strays in Paris Resort to Petty  FL tescsawes OQalira Gay

YANKEE DESERTERS IN PARIS   French Police Plan Raid on VU. §& Strays Who Are Homeless and Jobless.

DESERTERS NEAR PARIS.   Thousand Who Left American Army Remain in Vicinity of French Capital.

GREEKS SWEEP TURKISH TROOPS ASIDE IN DRIVE      Clear Country West of Balouk‘sar North to Adramit; Meet Little Resistance

DEFEAT OF WHITE  ARMY GREAT AID TA PERS IN ISLAM   Reported that Bolsheviki Now  Have Practically Complete  Caonitral of Armenia

RETREAT OF WRANGEL HAS . ABAD EFFEC   Bolsheviki Are Already Spreading the Story of His Retirement to the Crimea.

SAFE IN CRIME!   But Effect of His Retreat Has Been to Encourage the Rus-sians and Turks to Refuse “Peace Concessions During The Comino Winter.

BARON WRANGEL HOLDS KEYS TO VANTAGE POINTS   Though He Has Many Long Range Guns It Is Believed He Will Adopt Waiting,  _ Though There Is Discontent   ‘DREAD COMING WINTER; SUFFERING IS GREAT   baat  Bolshevik Is About to Place Armenia Under Domination: Armenian Soldiers Surrendering.

WRANGEL SAFELY HOLDS ISTHMUS LEADING T0 CRIMEA   ANTI-BOLSHEVIK LEADER HAS: STRONG LINE OF FRENCH SYSTEM.   Withdrawal From Taurida Cre‘ates Bad Morale and Pokit tot Dffonta

WRANGEL Digs IN FOR WINTER   Retreat of the Anti-Bolshevik Leader Has Hurt the Morale.

WAANGEL HOLDS KEYS TO ISTHMUS   Guns Protect ‘His Lines From Bolsheviki. 

POSITION OF WRANGEL IS STILL FIRM   Has Control Over Isthmus Leading From Crimea to Mainland.

WITHDRAWAL OF WRANGEL CAUSE OF BAD MORALI   Draws Back Before Bolsheviki _But Holds. Keys to the __ Isthmus 

(GEN. WRANGIE IS HOLDING POSITION   ANTI-BOLSHEVIKE LEADER I SAID TO BE SUPPLIED WITH PLENTY OF CANNON,

WRANGEL STILL INCONTROLOF. ~NEW POSITIONS   Still Holds Perekop. and Salkovo Keys To-tsthmus Leading To Bussian Mainland

GETTING READY FOR CAMPAIGN IN SO. RUSSIA   Looks As If Artillery Would Play Prominent Part in Coming Winter War Activities.

HOLDING __. PEREKOP       Geteral Garon Wrangel is: Stil if Charge of isthmus of . trimea:

WRANGEL’S LINE WELL PROTECTED   ANTI-SOVIET LEADER HOLDS PEREKOP AND SALKOVO   His Line Guarded by 10 and 12 Inch » Guns and Elaborate System of Bar bed Wire Entanclements,

WRANGEL RETAINS  KEYS TO ISTHMUS   Bolsheviki Concentrate Ar —tillery Forces.

CHICAGO FIREMEN MAY QUIT BERTHS   About Half of Force Threatens to Walk Out Aprml 7 Unitess Given $300 a Veaar Wane Ilncrease.

State Department Suggests a Broader Procedure with View to Ensuring Approval of Various Provisions of Treaty   JAPAN’S WITHDRAWAL OF OBJECTIONS IS DOUBTED

CASE EXPECTED   Crank Held Confesses That Band of Men Have Coughlin Child.

TO TELL WhaT Ht KNOWS TODAY   Augusto Pasquale, Ar rested in Coughlin Kidnaping Case, Says He Will Open Ur Thice Aftarnann

DEVELOPMENTS IN KIDNAPPING CASE EXPECTED   rank Held Confesses That Band of Men Have Coughlin Child.

PASQUALE ABOUT READY TO CARRY OUT HIS THREAI   ‘The Crank” Will Tell All He Knows If the Coughlin Boy Isn’t Returned by 4 O’Clock.

“AS PAYS UPR: py   Clothing’ Prices ‘Are Reginning to Fall. ty, Néw York

NEW YORK STORE SLASHES: PRICES   Tanrgo Clothing, Firm jBetuger ina  ord tid? ‘Sultevehd ly Qevraonte:  Aeon te oii

CUTS PRICE OF CLOTHING.   New York Clothing House Re duces Profits to Force Down High Prices.

NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE GUTS PRIGES 40 PER GENT   Goed Suits Placed on Sale at $37.50, Best Grades Offered at $57.30.  Profits Are Reduced,   ifie the Aeseotinted Peees)

COMPROMISE HAS BEEN MADE   FEARED TERMS WONT BE ACCEPTED BY PEOPLE. ty

COMPROMISE HAS BEEN MADE      HEARED TERMS WONT, BE ACCEPTED BY, PEOPLE. ah

RUSSO-POLISH ~ABMISTICE. SINE   ong. oes ession, of Pes sen, Delor on wEndes ae Rigs Last Nike at ae  ~~“ Closiar Session Harmonious

RUSSIAN-POLISH PEACE TRUCE IS SIGNED AT RIGA   Preliminary Treaty  Finally Completed By Delegates.

Treaty Will Become Effective at Midnight on October 18   Wrangel Movement is Onty Great Offensive Now in Operation Against Soviet"

PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED   By Polish-Russian Delegates,, Effective at Midnight October 18.

PRELIMINARY TREATY AND ARMISTICE SIGNED AT RIGA   It Is a Peace of Give and Take With Poles and Soviet, Which It Is Feared by Many Will Not Be Popular

GE PACT IS SIGNED   REDS AND POLIE AT RIG: TUESDAY   ANGLE STILL FIGHTINC   On Armistice Completed After Long Session

Hostilities.to Cease at Midmight on October 18. Wrangle Not Included.

PEAGE TREATY 1a SIGNED TUESDAY NIGHT AT Alb   Armistice to Become Effective Between Poles and Russians Oct. 18.   TRIUMPH FOR CHAIRMEN

“Poles, Soviet   ive and Take Agreement. May Not be » Popular With Either~ People; Declares Armiation Within 144 Hours’ Time. ’

SIGN PRELIMINARY TREATY OF PEACE   Armistice Entered Into by Poland and Seviet. Russia is Effective at Midnight o’ October 18.

ARMISTICE TO BECOME EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18   200 Persons Assemble in Small Room to See Peace Pact Sioned.

PEACE T0 THE WAR A-WEARY   POLAND AND SOVIET RUSSIA TH CEASE THEIR AILLING.   SIGN UP ARMISTICE AT RIGA   TO BECOWE FFFECTIVE AT MIDNICHT OCTOBER 1s.   Hailed as Agreement Withoet  Vic.  tor and Without Vanqeuished—  Net Regarded ss a Pepe lar t ndersinading.

POLES AND SOVIETS AGREE ON ARMISTICI   HOSTILITIES WILL CEASE AT MIDNIGHT ON OCTOBER 18.    Bolsheviki Are Left Free to Center "Operations Against General Wrangel.

‘Prisoners Escape From the  ‘Prison Honor Farm”’  By Wholesale.   NONE OF FUGITIVES HAS BEEN CAPTURED   One of the Runaways Meet: Death on Third Rail Line. °

THE MISSING BALLOON.   Officials Discredit Rumor Ship Has Fatlen Inta Lake,

SWEAT SHOP SYSTE M PREDIC TED   Idle Workers in New York and Chicago Will Fight fer Rights.  . SS SS eeee

PLEQGE, OF SUPPORT 10’. “IDLE i WORKER:      Attitude OF. Clothing. Manufactur-ers Is Condemned.

JUUL0DN WORKERS FORA ALLIANGE IN NEEDLE TRADE WAL   Organization Created in Mey York Is for “Defense and Offense,” President Declares.

MAIN OF PROF CN AAT INEREASER   Advance of Thirteen Cents Per Ton During March, While Production Cost Showed a Slight Decline.

Guards Protect Policeman Who Killed Stadent   University of Wisconsin Me: Demand Investigation of Fatal Shooting.

STUDENTS AFTER POLIGEMAN   Extra Guards Thrown -Aroune Jail for Frotection

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS CONCEDE REPUBLI CANS HAVE VOTES £0 PASS FT.   Charge That the Measure Would be Invasion of Power of the President is Denied—Will Bring Con fusion Demoerrate Sav.

DEMOCRATS 0 ADK REPEAL OF WAR MEASURES   Motion to Recommit Allowed Under Peace Resolution Rule Will Propose Cancellation of ali War Legislation   ee ed  LEAVE TREATY MAKING T0 PRESIDENT AND SENATE   Clark Urges Speedy Action to Put Country Back on Normal! Basis

FOR PEACE   lt Will Surely Adopt The Peace Resolution in Quick Vote.

PEACE MEASURE TO PASS TODAY. IS INDICATION   Democratic Leaders Concede G. O. P. Has Sufficient Votes In House To Carry Out Program.

WOULD REPEAL ALL WAR'S LEGISLATION   Democrats: Opposed in Such ¢ Plan on Republican Peace Resolution.   ENOUGH VOTES CONCEDED

PEACE RESOLUTION TD PAs TODAY th HOUSE OF CONRESS   Champ Clark, Opposed the Resolution in Statement Charging That it Would Bring About International  Camanliratinn«.

HOUSE RUSHES TALK ON PEACE MEASURE TODAY   Hope to Reach Vote on Resolution  Before Eve.

PEALE MCROUHE OF REPUBLIGAND JURE 10 DARHT   DEBATE ON PROPOSAL TO RE. PEAL ALL WAR-TIME LEGISLATION IS DEBATED,

RCOULUTION 1 SUON 1 BE ADOPTED   Straight - Out Repeal Of All War-Time Legislation Sought By Democrats.   ae ee  Demmies Admit G. 0. P. Has Votes Enough to Put Meas. ure Through As Desired

NCOULU TION > SUON TU 3t ADOPTED   Straight - Out Repeal Of Al War-Time Legislation Sough' By Democrats.   By Democrats.  wore  Demmies Admit G. 0. P. Has Votes Enough to Put Measure Through As Desired

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE WILL PUT OVER PEACE PLAN   Democrats Admit Opposition Has Enough Votes To Carry Program   ACTION WILL REPEAL ALL WAR-TIME LEGISLATION   Former Speaker of House Predicts Confusion Will Follow Peace.

PEACE ACT WILL PASS      tic Lealeus in Mouse Conerdg Ropinblica Suvecss.

PROGRAM 10 GO THROUGH AS PLANNED   Debate Warms Up a: Vote on Measure Approaches.

RESOLUTION HAS A CHANCE   Peace-Time Measure in Con gress Will Be Adopted.

Peace Resolution Subterfuge to Get Votes, Ciark Asserts; House to Adopt It Late Today

HOUSE EXPECTS FAVORABLE VOTE CN PEACE RESATLITIAN   REPUBLICANS PREDICT ‘ADOPTION OF MEASURE AFTER CLOSE  HO MICO MTTCOSINAL   iDEBATE LIMITED      Repeal of War Legislation Is Pivot of Action on Declarine End af War.

‘HOUSE EXPECTS TO - VOTE PEACE TODAY   Vete to Take Place Shortly After : Debate Ends At 5 O'clock

END OF WAR UP FOR VOTE IN SENATE AT 5 TODAY   publicans Marshal Forces to Put U.S. on Peace Basis.   DEMOCRATS FIGHT . FOR WILSON’S RIGHTS

TEACHERS WANT CHANGES MADE — INIOWA LAWS   Drait Seven Bills for Presentation Before General Assembly

AMERICA LEGION OcLEGTS GALBRAITH 15 NEW COMMANDER   Second Annual Conventio1  Comes To an End Wednesday.

GALBRAITH NEW LECION CHIEFTAIN       Big Convention In Cleve ani Closes With Elections Wednesday Night

SIOUX GITY WOMAN DUTWITS BURGLAR   Without Aid of Weapon Cap tures Thief Who Was Ransacking House.

ROYALISTS ‘ALISTS: CLAIM GERMAN REVOLT  JUSTIFIES STANE   Hungarians See Proof ol Contention That Socialist  Doenyhlice Are Temporary.

NEGROES WANT Tit REPRESENTATION OF OLD SOUTH REDUCED   CARLOS BRE PROTESTS TO NEGFO WITNESSES INSULTING SOUTHERN PEOPLE

ANTL-BOLSHEVIK] ARMY IN SOUTH RUSSLA NAMES SOCHI AS PERMANENT CAPITO!

HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOS!   Number of Earthquake Victims May Never Be Known

Rivers, Turned Black by Poisonous Gasses —Claim Victims Also in Earthquake; Ertirea Garrison Dectroved

EARTHQUAKE DEATH LIST IN MEXICO MAY TOTAL THOUSAND:   Latest Reports Add to Horror of the, Recent Catastrophe—Floods and Volcanic Eruptions Add to the Devastation.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK = STARTS OIL WELLS —TOSPOUTING ANEW   Thousands of Lives - Believer  Lost as Result of- Tremor a In Mexico   VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS ADD TO DISTURBANCE   Travelers. “Declare Streams Are [ Up Becauise of the Rio Shake

THOUSANDS DIE IN EARTHQUAKES; VOLCANO, FLOOD   EXTENT OF CASUALTIES PROB ABLY NEVER WILL BE KNOWN, IT IS BELIEVED.

EARTHOQUAKE’S TOLL REACH THOUSANDS   May Never Know Numbey a Of Mexican Casualties.

MEXICAN QUAKE MAY HAVE COST HUNDREDS DEAT   THOUSAND REPORTED KILLED IN ONE COMMUN. ITY BY THE cunpie

FAIL TO ESTIMATE DAMAGE OF QUAKE   Mexican State of Vera Cruz Suffers Heavy Loss of Life   TREMORS STILL NOTICED

HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST FROM EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS   Possibly Thousands of Lives Are Lost — Volcanic Eruptions and Flooded Streams Add to Peril of People.

EARTHQUAKE IN MEAISU CLAIMS ENORMOUS TOLi   Hundreds, Perhans Thousands,  Lost Their Lives ‘Extent of Damage Will Never  j Ra Knnawa

- ‘B 1h Vama ge  is iclespreac and !  .  Definite  Reports Are Available.

MANY LIVES WERE LOST   EARTHQUAKE IN) VERA CRUZ MAY HAVE KILLED THOUSANDS   News of the Catastrophe is Coming Slowly But Growing In Horror ' “With Adifional _ Details.

MEXICAN QUAKE WAS FATAL 70 THOUSANDS NEW WORD INDICATES   Probable Casualties Will Never Be Known—1,000 at Couztlan.

THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST IN ath IN MEXICO SATURDAY   DAMAGE SO WIDESPREAD AND TERROR SO WILD NUMBER OF CASUALTIES MAY NEVER BE KNOWN,   VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS OCCUR   Torrential Rains Inundating Ranches Add to Terror—Tuxpam Wells Spouting Petroleum Following Earthquake Shocks,

THOUSAND LIVES LOST IN QUAKE:   Many Cities In Vera Cruz State Mexico, Razed By Earth Shocks.

THOUSANDS DEAD IN MEXICO QUAKE, POSSIBILITY SEEN   1,000 Lives Lost at Couztlan With as Many Injured, Is Latest Story Received.

VAIN QUAN CAUSES DEATH ij ne  Toll of Sho pes May Nie a Kno a Bel     i Oe BOE   VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS   Mountains Belching Aftel Earth Rocks, and Floods Also Menace.

THOUSANDS KILLED I MENICAN SHOX   FURTHER REPORTS FROM SATURDAY NIGHT’S EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO BEVEAL LOSS

STREAMS  DRIED_UP   E~ his (sfOtie Result of The Sz vere Earthquake Shocks in Mexico.

PRODUCTION COST REPORTS   Not Required to be Made to Trade Commission Says Court.

PUTS A LIMIT ON ITS POWER.   Relisg at Washingten Adverse : Federal Trade Commiasion.

DECREE REPORT OF PRODUCTION COSTS ILLEGAL   District of Columbia Supreme Court Rules Against Federal Trade Commission.   ALL COMPANIES AFFECTED

U. S. SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST ORDER OF TRADE COMMISSIO}   Declares Body Has no Right to Demand Monthly Reports from Industries

RULES AGAINST ”" COMMISSION.   Supreme Court's Decision Affects Mining and Manufacturing Companies.

AUTHORITY 10 COMPEL REPORT HELD LACKING   DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HIGH TRI BUNAL RULES ON MINE COSTS STATEMENTS.

TAMPICO IN HANDS OF REBEL   American Interests Informe Today of Town’s Surrender.   NUEVO LAREDO, BORDER GARRISON TOWN, FALLS   Dreadnaught Oklahoma 01 dered Today to Proceed to Key West.

SURRENDER OF TAMPICC ACCOMPANIED BY LITTLE FIGHTING.   CARRANZA CAPTURED BY REBEL IS ONE UNCONFIRMED REPORT

TAMPICO IS HELD. BY REBEL TROOPS   Important Oil Port on Gulf Capitulates to General Obregon—U. S. Dreadnaught Oklahoma Ordered South.   COMPANY OF MARINES TO ~ JOIN AT PHILADELPHIA   Leaders of Mexican Revolutionary Movement Greatly Relieved When Francisco Villa Lays Down His Arms.

TAMPICO IN. REBEL. HANDS   City Sapitulated ot.. the Forces: of General: Ob-  vegon Yesterday '

TAMPICO IN REBEL HANDS   City Sapitulated ot the Forces of General Ob regon Yesterday

Mexico City, Puebla, Vera Cruz and Tampico Have Fallen—Carranza in Hiding   HIS ESCORT BADLY BEATEN   American Destroyers Hurried to Tampico—-Gen. Murguia Massacred Prisoners at Olanital

TAMPICO TAKEN BY REBELS WITH  NO OPPOSITION   FEDERAL COMMANDER OF PORT FLEES TAKING RECORDS AND FILES WiTH HIM,

GIG BUSINESS OAl   LARGE CROWD IN TIPTON SAT ERDAY SHOPPING.   Neat Seturday the Gold Drawing anc All BHusteess Records Shattered.

BIG. BUSINESS OMY   LARGE CROWD IN TIPTON SAT. ERDAY sforprNc.   Neat Saturday the Gold Drawing an¢ All Business Records Shattered.

PION PARTY 3 BREATHING AR TRYING TOLLE   -Right and Left Wings i . Convention Still Far Anark   SINGLE -TAXERS GuliT   Desire for La Follette t Lead Holds Elements to Common Effart.

THIRD PARTY [a OPLIT WIDE OPER ON THE PLATFORM   Unable to Iron Out Differences and Already Single Taxers Leave.   Nominate National Ticket and Adopt a One Plank Declaration of Principles.

ARGUE THE FARM LOAN ACT   Comatitutional ity Before Supreme  Court On Kansas City Application for Injunction.

M LOAN ACT  BEFORE COUR]   ARGUMENTS ON CONSTITUTION ALITY OF BILE NOW UNDER WAY

U.S. POLICY IN SIBERIA WILL BE ANNOUNCED   ORIGINAL PURPOSE OF AMERI.CAN TROOPS IN RUSSIA NOW COMPLETED

REDS FEEL POWER SLIPPING   Lenine and Trotzky Pian to Call Spe. cial Russian Congress to Form New Government.

CALLS SPECIAL RUSS MEET   Lenine Feels Power Slipping—To Form New Government.

IS FLOWING 10 U. S. SHORES   Europe Again Piping Its Worn and Motley Peasantry to _ America. ti   All, RECORDS ARE BROKEN   Wherever a Liner Docks in Europe Hordes of Sweaty Peasants Wind Their Way Into the Steerage —Ellis Island Clogged.   REDS FEEL POWER SLIPPING   Lenine and Trotzky Pian to Call Spe - @ial Ruesian Congress to Form Néw Government,

CANT RIDE ON MOON ROGKE!   First Experiment by Professor  Goddard Will Be With Small   Affalp Weighing Only   Six Pounds

MISS WHITNEY. TO. PRISON   1 i TR California Social Warker Is Sentenced for Syndicalism

CALIFORNIA GIRL SENTENCED   Anita Whitney Social Worker and Writer, Given 1 to 14 Years as Criminal Syndicaliat

ANITA WHITNEY GETS YEAR   Criminal! Syndicalism Charge Brings Western Social Worker to Grief in California.

ANITA WHITNEY GETS YEAR       Criminal Syndicaliem Charge 8B ng Western Social Worker to Grief in California. :

DOVERNMENT URGED TO SELL FLOUR FOR STARVING MILLION   Plea is Made For Credit 0: Ten’ Million Barrels Now Held.

GOVERNMENT IS URGED TO SELL FLOUR IN EUROPE ON CREDIT TO FEED STARVING

URGES AELEAS OF FLOUR TD STARVING   Prominent Americans Send Appeal to Government to Save Men, Women and  Children Facing Death

MSWEENEY ON HIS 16TH DAY OF STARVATION      LORD MAYOR OF CORK iS HOV ERING IN SHADOW OF DEATH TODAY IN ENGLISH JAIL.   QUEENSTOWN SCENE OF RIOTING   Soldiers Are Alleged to Have Started the Trouble; Many Buildings Sacked and Wrecked,

SAID SHE WAS JEANNE DE KAY.   Then Girl] Arrested in Atlanta Dented It—Descriptions Do Not Tane.

EI IESE ED CA NN OTTO TS ATLANTA, GA., POLICE HOLD GIRL DRESSED AS AVIATRIX; THINK SHE’S MISSING JEANNE DE KAY

YOUNG WOMAN IN AVIATOR UNIFORM PUZZLES POLICE   Authorities Seek to Determine it She Is Miss Jeanne De Kay, Protege of Jane Addams.

GIRL AVIATOR GIVES ATLANTA POLICE PUZZLE   Arrested for App taring in Male At tire—Says She is Missing Hull House Inmate.

ADJUDGED CRUEL   Minister Declared Unjust Because He Wouldn't Quit Job.

FEED MSWINEY DURING STUPOR   Lord Mayor of Cork Given Brandy and Beef Extract While Unconscious: Fails to Recognize Familyy; is En. Raged at Doctor's “Trick.”

Good Wages and Easy Life in Cities Keeps Men Away from Farms and  Production Will be  Decreased

FARM HELP LURED BY CITY GAIETY   Slortage of Laborers Laid. At Doorstens- of Jazz Times

GITY AMUSEMENTS ATTRAGT FARMERS   jazz Music, Shows and Big Dinners Depleting Labor in Agricultural  Communities.   HELP SITUATION SERIOUS

FARMER WILL DO HARVEST ALONE. FEAR   Labor Will Not Go on Farm to Take Up “Slow Life.”

JAZZ FROLICS AND BIG MONEY DRAW FARM HANDS TO THE CITY   A Serious Labor Shortage in the Rural Districts May Further Increase the Already High Cost af Living.

FARMERS ARE UP AGAINST A LABOR SHORTAE   Jazz Music, Cabarets, Eas} Jobs and High Wages in Town Are Too Strong Competition

“AATT” EASY JOBS, AID IN PRICE BOOSTS    May Have to Work Night and Day to   Get in Crops Uniess Aid ts Secured;   City Life Attractive When Men Can Save; Saloon Lack Gets Blame.

ROR TOLEDO-BANK OF $10,000   Two Men Hold Up People’s State Sav . ings’: Depository and Escape In Automobile.

EAST TOLEDO BANK ROBBED   Ten Thousand Dollars Taken From In. etitution by Two Men. —

BOND THIEVES HAVE A RING   Robbery at Denver Brings to Ligin Operations All Over the Country

BOLSHEVIK! CROSS GERMAN FRONTIERS AS POLES ADVANGE   LOMZA, 15 210.08 NORTHWEST OF WARSAW RECAPTURED J FROM SOVIETS (

Bolshevik Troops Cross Prussian Border to Escape Capture, According to Reports; : But Two Polish Provinces Remain Under Rule of Reds; 20,000 Prisoners   APPEAL TO PEASANTS FOR AID

POLES RECAPTURED TWO MORE TOWNS   FRONTIVR CROSSED BY BOLSHE.Vik? IN VUMBERS,   Prussian Peasants Armed with (lubes Assist Polish Soldiera in Huntimg Senttered Reda Hiding in the Woods.

Russians, Cut it Eros, ee treat, Crossing  Prusais, Report.  1   ALL BUT TWO POU

Polish Armies Gathering Thousands of Prisoners   POLISH TOWNS RE-TAKEN   WARNED BY ALLIES

POLES DRIVE REDS ~~ NTO EAST PRUSSIA   LOMAZ AND BIALYSTOK ARE RETAKEN, WAR OFFICE ANROUNCEMENT SAYS.   PEASANTS AID WITH CLUBS   Organizad- Hunting Parties Beat the Woods for Reds as They Would for Wild Boar, 

SUGAR GETS BUMP IN HIGH PRICE DRIVE   Heavy Selling Forces Fitures Bown a Cent,

PRICE CUTTING ISN’T PURELY PATRIOTIC, SAYS PALMER DEPUTY   Investigation by Department Justice Partly Responsible, Garvan Modestly Admits.

COX COULD-MAKE HIT BY PROMISE GF NEW FACE   Lawrence Says Democrats Woul Like to See Housecleaning Bt Washington,   TIRED OF INCOMPETENT   They Think Governor Should Let It Be Known He'll Drop Burlesons and Creels.

“Voters Want House Cleaning ‘In Washington And Don’t Care Much Who Does it’’-Lawrenc

Cox Confronts Demand for a ‘House Cleaning’” -from Ohio Democrat   Ohio Governor Faces Trouble in Honie State if He Sticks to Wil Son Dynasty in Acceptance. Speech—His & Campairn Lares. *¢ t

BIG LOAD FOR COX T0 CARRY   SUFFERS FROW SINS OF PRESENT  ADMINISTRATION.   ‘PEOPLE DEMANDING NEW DEAL   FOO MANY INCOMPETENTS Now HOLDING OFFICE.   Sentimest Growing Thore Heusecleaning Needed at Washiagten— Ghie Geverner May Hearkew and Give Heed.

CELEBRATE THE RATIFICATION OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Massachusetts’ Associa: tion Rejoices Over the - Adoption of the 19tk  Amendment.

GILORADO LABOR LEADS INDEMO. GOVERNOR RACE   Shuyler Leads Nicholson by 3,928 Votes—Re sults Include Denver

LOWER RATES OF MORTALITY   Infant Death List of 1919 Decreased Materially in United States

INFANT MORTALITY IN 1919 MUCH LESS THAN IN PRECEDING YEARS   ‘SOME CITIES SHOWED EXCEPTION.  ALLY LARGE DECREASE;  OTHERS ARE SMALLER.

PASSES SEVERAL HOURS A DAY AT HIS DESK.   President’s Physician Says He te Steadily Improving—Wa!li> Up Down Stairs

WILSON WORKS DAILY   President, Once More Passes Days at His Desk.   Physician Saye He ts Steadily fm proving—Walks Up and Down Stairs.

PRESIDENT WILSON NOW WORKS DAILY   eee e President Once More Passes Days at His Desk.   Physician Says He Is Steadily im. proving—Walks Up and Down Stairs.

WILSON AGAIN ACTIVE   PASSES SEVERAL HOURS A DAY AT HIS DESK.   President’s Physician Says He Is Steadily Improving—Walks Up and Down Stairs.

WILSON RESUMES TREATY FIGH]   PRESIDENT, [T {8 ANNOUNCED, DE. TERMINED TO MAME IT A CAMPAIGN ISSUE.   TO VETO KNOX RESOLUTION

WILSON WILL VETO THE KNOX RESOLUTIO   A STATEMENT TO THIS EFFEC! WAS MADE IN WASHINGTON THIS MORNING,   The President Will Send the Resola: tion Back to the Senate Before Congress Takes a Recess in June.

WILSON AGAIN RESUMES PEACE TREATY FIGHT   DEVELOPMENTS INDICATE HE Is FIRM TO MAKE IT A CAMPAIGN ISSUE.

WILSON OPENS ON SEN. LODGE   RESUMES AGGRESSIVE LEAD. ERSHIP IN ElOHT POR . SPPACE TRE ore   Sows HOw I GORGES VIEWS 03 SUBJECT HAVE CHANGED SINCE 1915,

WILSON TAKES UP FIGHT OVER PEACE MEASIIAE   Will Veto Knox Peace Resolution and Veto It Quickly, It Is Stated   STILL DETERMINED TO MAKE TREATY AN ISSUE   DEMOCRATS ARE TOLD THE’ NEED NOT ATTEMPT A FILI BUSTER; LODGE IS FOUNTL TO HAVE CHANGED COLOR.

WILSON FIGHTS CONGRESSIONAL PEACE MEASURE   Will Make the ‘Treaty-Covenant Campaign Issue. Will Veto Resolntion

IS PAYING U. S. DEBT   Poland Leads Europe in Settling Up With America.   War.Torn Country Sends Check for $1,176,454, Covering Interest Charges on Purchases,

POLAND IS PAYING DEBT PROMPTLY   Poland Leads Europe in Settling Up With America.   War-.Torn Country Sends Check for $1,176,454, Covering Interest Charges on Purchases,

POLAND FIRST TO PAY   LEADS EUROPE IN SETTLEMENT OF U. S. DEBT.   Washington Receives Check for $1 176,454 Covering interest Charges on Purchases.

WEP GOVERNOR IS NOT IN RUNNING   EDWARDS OF NEW JERSEY LUKNS DOWN DEMO. FRi-MARKY FILING IN NEB.   MADOO FREES DELEGATES   Cannot Accept Michigan Democratic Endorsement for Presidency Name on Ballot.

DANIALS OPPOSES A GENERAL STAFF SYSTEM IN NAVY   Prussianizes Dept., Sec retary Made Rubber Stamp, Says

SIMS HEADS PLOT DANIELS CHARG   SAYS SIMS’ CHIEF OBJECT I: STARTING INVESTIGATION WAS TO CURTAIL POWER

HITS STAFF FOR NAVY   —— DANIELS SEES EFFORT TO “PRUS. SIANIZE” SERVICE.   Declares Sims’ Attack to Be for the Establishment of Such a Regime.

DANIELS TAKES A RAP AT WAVY STAFI   Secretary Sees Effort to “Prus: sianize” the Navy.   ‘Holds Sims’ Attack to Be for That _ Purpose—Seeks “Rubber Stamp” : Secretary.

PRUSSIANIZING THE NAVY AIM OF SIMS, DANIELS DECLARE!   Schewe One of Chief Motives of tht Admiral in Writing January 7 Solter, Reeretary Lells Senate,

DANIELS OBJECTS — TO GENERAL STAFI   ~ sclares That Sims’ Idea Is Te Curtail The Power Of The Secretary.

DANIELS ATTACKS NEW NAVY PLAN   ASSERTS GENERAL STAFF  WOULD “PRUSSIANIZE” DEPARTMENT.

DANIELS SAYS HE WONT PLAY GLERK 10 AIDS   Enemies Tried to Make Him ‘Rubber Stamp’  is Claim.

DANIELS ATTACKS NAVY STAFF PLAN   DECLARES NAVAL OFFICER: WANT TO “PRUSSIANIZE” SERVICE .   ATTACKS SIMS AGAIN   Says Desire to Make Civilian Head of Navy Only “Rubber Stemn”   Departure from Traditional American Policy Scored by the Neeretary 1

ATTACKS NAVY. STAFF “PLAY. Daniels Saye Ad ee Sere’  honten Seek to cP ria

[his, Along With Desire to Remove Navy From Civilian Control, Was Chief Object in Writing Letter of January 7 and Starting Investigation, Naval Secretary Declares—-Would “Prussianize’’ Navy.

A VERBAL BROADSIDE   Secretary Daniels Fired One al Navy “General Staff,”   WOULD “PRUSSIANIZE’ NAVY   Qaniels Declared That is What Former Secretary Von Meyer Warued Him About.

DANIELS HURLS BROADSIDE AT SIMS   SAYS ADMIRAL SIMS HOPED TO “PRUSSIANIZE” DEPARTMENT AND MAKE SECRETARY “RUBBER STAMP.”

Lets .-Go Verbal: Broadside Against Advocates of General Staff: 2.

SIMS FAVOR PRUSSIAN PLAN   Daniels Says Naval Office Plotted to Make Him a ‘*Rubber Stamp.’’

TO PRUSSIANIZE ~THEUS. NAVI   Sec. Daniels Hurls Broadside JAgainst Advocates of Gen eral Staff   Attacks Disciples of Von ‘Tirpilz System of Naval Control Before Committee

DANIELS RAPS STAFF   Secretary Sees Effort to “Prussianize” the Navy.   Holds Sims’ Attack to Be for That Purpose—Seeks “Rubber Stamp” Secretary.

Says Advocates Would “Prussianize the Navy” and Secretary “Rubber Stamp”   WAS OBJECT OF SIMS   Declares Sims’ ( Chief Object was to Curtail Power of' the Secretary

VERBAL BRANGEF   Dectares, “Advocates: of Navy General Staff Sought ‘to ‘ Prussiahize the Navy De‘partment and Make. the ~ Bepratary a Rubher Stamn. 

HURLS BROADSIDE AT ADMIRAL SIMS   Sapna  Secretary Says Officer Would Remove Navy From Control of a Civilian.

DANIELS RAPS SIMS’ SCHEME   General Staff Would Prus sianize Navy Department,

ADVOCATE NAVY .. _. PRUSSIANIZED   Secretary Daniels Hands Out Hot Shot at Certain Officers,   Says Rear Admiral Sims’ Main Pur: pose Was to Curtail Civilian Power, A German Idea,

ANOTHER DRUAD SIDE FIRED BY DANIELS   Advocates of General otalt ror Navy Are Handed Jolt During Investigation.  Would Make Civilian Secretary  A “Rubber Stamp’ Says Sims.

DANIELS APS "HUBOER STAN” BLAN FOR NAVY   Secretary Lets. Go. Verbal Broadside Against General . Staff Advocates   ISAYS SIMS WOULD BAN CIVIL CONTROL   ‘Admiral Declared to Have / Shown’ Hostility. Toward Banking. Officers

BROADSIDE FIRED AT ADVOCATES OF GENERAL STAFF   ‘Secretary Daniels Declares They ]  Sought To Prussianize Navy ‘and  Vske Ser 9 “Rubber Stamn.”’

DANIELS LET. ~ 60. BROADSIDE   Declared It ‘Was Sought to “Prussianize” Navy  -\.. » Department’

DANIELS SAYS THE OFFICERS WANT 1 CET ALL POWER   That, He Charges, Was Motive Behind Admiral Sims’ Charges Against Navy   SECRETARY RUBBER STAMP    }  Secretary Calls General Staff System Advocated for Navy  Prussian Idea.

‘PRUSSIAN NAVY’ IS SIMS’ DESIRE   Daniels Declares Admiral Wants German Plan for Managing American Navy.

PEPMMARNTED NIN   DANTELS CHARGES ADMIRAL SOUGHT TO MAKE THE SECRETARY A STAMP

WOULD PRUSSIANIZE THE NAVY AND REMOVE CIVILIAN CONTRO!   So Charges Secretary Daniels — Says Sims Has Been Endeavoring to Belittle Secretary’s Position Another Broadside.

INTERRUPTIONS ANGER SPEAKER FOR WESTERNER   Demonstration in Senator’s Favor Lasts 26 Minutes; Wood Cheered 39, Lowden 42   PICTURESQUE SCENES ARE STAGED

WILL CLEAR SPEECHES BEFORE ADJOURNMENT   One Ballot at Least Will Be Taken Before Delegates Give Up Work for wen of Relaxation.

REFERENCE TO FINANCIAL SUP. PORT OF OTHER CANDIDATES AROUSES IRE OF DELE. GATES   TO REMAIN IN SESSION   Convention to Hear All Nominating Speeches and Take at Least One Ballot Before Adjourn. ing—Woed Nominated Firs:

UNE BALLOT WILL COME IN EVENING   CONVENTION MAY ADJOURN THEN UNLESS NOMINATION IS IN SIGHT.   LOWDEN GOT BIG HAND   His Demonstration Ontlasted Any Other—Johnson Given Cold  : Shoulder By Delegates  : and Visitors.

AGREEMENT   Reached Between Reds and Ebert  KCarcea NMianatch Qave

MAKES PLEA FOR MINERS:      Union Official Calls Establish ment of Principle of Living Wage Chief Development.

MINERS CONTEND FORLIVING WAGE   Says Workers Have Establish  Principle For Al' Tina, ..   HITS OPERATORS’ VIEWS   Demand For Six-Dollar Day is Con. ‘Sorvative, Anthracite Wage Commission ig Told.

RIDICULES OPERATORS ON ‘A LIVING WAGE   Mine Workers Declare Fo Full Recognition.

LIVING WAGE. 1S SUBJECT   Anibracite, Miners Are Talkin; “it Over in the Easteris  Fields oo:

CLAIMS LIVING WAGE PRINCIPLE ESTABLISHED   No Indvstrial Peace Until Mine Workers Are Fully Recogni.ed. Murray. Says.

REPLY OF WIINERS GIVEN BY MURRAY   Anthracite Workers’ Official Says Whole Question Revolves Around What Constitutes Living Wage.   SAYS THAT DEMANDS OF MEN ARE CONSERVATIVE   Claims as Amazing Operators’ Statement That Miner Can Live and Support Family on $3.34 a Day.

BILL WILL GALL Oh MAXIMUM rAY UF opal   S. F. State Senator Will Present Measure to Coming Legislature

my 2 DATE FOR NOTIFICATION, : “FORMALLY, OF REPUBLICAN -. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION   Senator. Harding. will Hear the News Officially at His Home » ~~ In Marion, Ohio—Coolidge, Viee-Presdetil Choice, te Be Notified Five Days Later. :

NOTIFICATION DATE SET   Ceremonics Will Take Place at Marion Home of Harding duly 28.

HARDING WILL BE NOTIFIED JULY 22 AT MARION HOME   Coolidge to Learn of His Nom ination July 27 at Northhamoton.   HAYS PRAISES CANDIDATES

HARDING WILL BE NOTIFIED JULY 22   Republican Candidate Will be Of ficially Informed of Nomination Next Month   NOTIFY COOLIDGE ON JULY 2;   National Chairman Hays Strongly Favors “Front Porch” Plan of G. O. P. Nominee

Republican Presidential Candidate Will Be Notified of His Nomination at Marion Four Weeks Hence,   COOLIDGE T0 HEAR THE NEWS FIVE DAYS LATER

NOTIFICATION DATES   : i cancel Senator Harding Will Ge’ News on July 22

QOWnTTEE VARED TO ANAS : GANPAIGI   Harding 10 8e Formally Relified at Marien July 22.

HARDING TO RECEIVE NOTICE ON JULY 22   Notification Ceremony Will Be Held at Home in Marion, Ohio.

HARDING HAS SESSION WITH PARTY LEADERS   DATE FOR INFORMAL NOTIFICA. TION OF NOMINATION DECIDED UPON.   Members of Republican Executive Committee Agreed Upon and Ap‘pointees Notified.

NOTIFY HARDING HIS NOMINATION   Governor Coolidge Will Be  Notified of Nomination on July Twenty-Seventh   HAYS ISSUES STATEMENT   Senator jot Sees Repubiican Nominee Before Utah Man Leaves for Home

WILL NOTIFY HARDING OF NOMINATION JULY 22   Governor Coolidge Will Be In formed July 27—Dates Named by Committee.

COOLIDGE WILL BE NOTIFIED JULY 27   To Occur at Northamptor —Harding’s Date July 22   Republican Executive Committee Including Women Appointed

DATE 1S SELECTED FOR NOTIFICATION   Formal Ceremonies to bi Held at Respective Homes of Republican Nominees   HAYS PRAISES HARDING   Front Porch Campaign Ides Wins Agcproval of the G. Q. P. Chairman

NAYES ARE FIXED FOR NOTIFICATION OF G.0,P. NOMINEE:   \Harding Receives Formal Notice July 22, and Coolidge July 27—Campaign Com mittee Is Chosen.

PARTY TO NOTIFY COOLIDGE JUNE 27 OF HIS SELECTION   ORIGINAL PLAN REGARDING HARDING NOTIFICATION IS POSTPONED.

ie he ae ' FRANCE SAYS GERMANY’S j POCKETS MUST BE EMPTY  1OF ALL WEAPONS FIRST

FRANCE SAYS. ‘SEAR FDR PISTALS   “Nation Ready to Di to Disarm After Germans Give Up Con— ...gealed Weanons. .   . HAS. ‘ALREADY MOVED "TO CUT DOWN ARMY      Germans Deny Using "Big ~ - Stick’’ On Allies in Reparations Case,

France Waits Ol ly ForGermanst len         Says Germany: . Must “Empty Her Pockets OF Concealed.  . Pistols.”

GEAMANS’ HIDDEN WEAPONS ARE BAR TO FRANCE IN PAGT   Would Join Disarmament Plan if U. S. Would Help Force Germany to Disarm.   WORLD DISARMAMENT ON HARDING PROGRAM EARLY   To Occupy Prominent Place in Plan for Association of Nations for Peace.

“PERIL” HALTS CUT IN NAVIES   France Balks as Germany Refuses to Disarm   DEMANDS GUN SURRENDER   Nation ‘Stirred Over War Attitude of the Teutons”

WANTS HUNG Tf OISARM   FRANCE WILL DISCUSS DISARM. AMENT WHEN GERMANY EMPTIES POCKETS OF CONCEALED Plgwept   WAS SECRETLY DISARMI'G   French High Official Declares Hi: Government Was Secretly Disarming Until Germany Refused to Disarm Ravarian Guard.

QU: FARGANKS «HARE GRFORD ON HONEYOGR   Movie Stora Were Married Sunday  In Lee Angeles—Plans Were Kept a Secret.

WHO WILL TAKE TAXES?   Industrial Concerns Ask Question: About Mexico 

MEXICAN MUDDLE IS SUBMITTED TO COLBY   SPCRETARY OF STATE IS ASKED BY AMERICAN INTERESTS AS TO WHOM TAXES SHOULD BE PATI AT THIS TIME.

Connecticut Maa Approved to Make Arrangements for San Prancisce  Meetitne.

MARA  SPEGIAL CHAIRMAN   Connecticut Man Vpproved to Make Arrangements for Sau'Franciseo  hye bie...

Greek Army Has Begun Offensive   Aganst the Forces of the Turkish Nationalist Leader.

GREEK ARMY BEGINS OFFENSIVE AGAINST THRK NATIONALIST!   OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WADI OF MILITARY DRIVE BY ARMY HEADQUARTERS,

GREEK DRIVE ON KEMAL On   Turk Nationalists Ousted From Town Northeast of Smyrna, Army Headquarters Reports.

We have the battery you have been looking for Wood Battery Co.   Change of Venue From Falls Counts

A TERRIBLE AFFLICTION   Govt. Concrete Inspector Sovad Ay “Eruit-a-tiyee”

A TERRIBLE AFFLICTION;   Covt. Concrete Inspector Coved By “Ernitativac!

A TERRIBLE * AFFLICTION   Govt. Concrete Inspector Saved Ay “Erult-a-tivac?

A TERRIBLE AFFLICTION   Govt. Concrete Inspector Cavod By “Erult-a-tivac’”’

APPLIES POR MILLION DOLLARS LIFE INSURANCE,   Marsball Field Lil Gives Business to Former Army Buldies.

SOL, BUTLER PULLED A TENDON IN QUALIFYING   Former Hutchinson Man Had Accident in Broad Jump at Antwerp,

NATIONAL MEET OF FIREMEN   Fighters From All Sections of Coun. try af Peoria.

FIREMEN IN NATIONAL MEET   Fire Fighters From All Parts of the Country Assembled at Peorta.

CHICAGO TO WAR ON PICKPOCKETS   Keep Arresting Them Day After Day, Is Order Issued By Police Chief.

MISSING BANK OFFICIAL APPREHENDED IN SOUT   Hanover, Kansas, Bank Presi dent Is Arrested In Shreveport, La.

MAY ASK VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Referendum Petitions Or Law Permitting Ohio Wo men to Vote This Spring Are Startled.

Tacoma Post American Legion Makes a Beautiful SuggeStion to the Legion Boys.

TERRITORIAL NTEGRITY I 8 unger   REDS FALL BACK AFTER FIGHTING —ADMIT RETREAT,   Short Cut To Germany Blocked; Armistice Talk Under Way.

LONDONDERRY - NORMAL TODAY   Banks and Shops Opening and People Are ” Venturing Out 

British Troops Fire On Snipers In Londonderry:  Death List Is 13

LONDONDERRY QUIET. TROUBLE IN CORK NOW   CONDITIONS APPROACHED NORMAL WITH RESUMP: TION OF BUSINESS   Series of Outrages Against Sinr Feiners Near Cork Caused One Death

QUET GRADUALLY IS ~ RESTORED-IN IRELANE   Londonderry Factions. Confine “Activites to. Sniping—Sinr Feiti Victims of Nicht Attacks

SHIPERS STILL _ core      Soldiers. Dispersed Looters and Fired - Upon. - Disorderly “pandbaderey Crowds

IRISH RIOTS QUELLED BY KING'S TROOPS   Put Total Dead at 17 After a Long Fight.

LONDONDERRY NOW NEARING NORMAL   Banks and Shops Open and People Venture Into the Streets

Firing So Intense at Midnight De. stroyer Turned On Searchlight In Effort. To Locate Fighters.

LONDONDERRY APPROACHING NORMAL AGAIN   Increase in Number of British Troops Having a Good Effect.   PEOPLE VENTURE FORTH ONCE MORE   Situation More Hopeful Than It Has Been for  Several Days.

CIVIL WAR QUELLED BY BRITISH TROGPS   Warring Elements Driven From Strongholds; Death Toll  Seventeen.

'BEGIN SNIPING NOW   CIVIL WAR IN TRELAND GROW. ING LESS VIOLENT DACLY   Counts Cork Reporis Series 0 Outrages Agcuinest the Sian Felners

\Normal Activities Begin a: People Venture Into Streets.   SEVENTEEN ARE KILLED   English Soldier Says He Sav Nothing Comparable in France,

SINN FEINERS AT GANTRY OBJECTS SERIES ATTACKS   Temporary Quiet Been Restored by Troops in l.ondonderry

LONDONDERRY Sb NOH MORE: WE   CONCILIATION. BOARD NAMED        ‘Street “Battles “Stop tOnly “Suitpers ae Are ‘Active--Sinn: Feiner Shot .in’ Bantry,. “Cork a

A NORMAL CONDITION   Londonderry Seems te be Ap proaching It Somewhat ‘ Today.

FATALITY RESULT OF QUARREL   Wealthy Real Estate Man Is Held   CLERK IS VICTIM   Affair Ocews In Road. house Today

HIGH UP IN THE BILLIONS   eovernmental Expenditures * From Iutly 1. 1919, te Way Bi, 1920, Placed at £20,775. S25.558,

U. S. EXPENSES ARE FIGURED FOR YEAR   ‘Uncle Sam's “Pin. Money” Ex_ Seeds $6,900,000.000   Tota! Expenditures Amounted to $23,. 441,332,564—War Department Leads Ordinary Expenses.

EXPENSES FOR YEA!   Uncle Sam’s “Pin Money” Ex. ceeds $6,000,000,000   Total Expenditures Amounted to $23, 441,383,564—War ‘Department Leads Ordinary Expenses.

Governmental Expenditures for Year  Amounted to $20,775,535,858.

ANNOUNCE EXPENSES OF U. S.   $20,775,535,858 Left Treasury at Wash. ington From July-1, 1919, to May 31, 1920.

ANNOUNCE EXPENSES OF U, S.   - $20,775,535,858 Left Treasury at Wash : ington From July 1, 1919, to  May 31, 1920. ;  5

1919-20 FEDERAL EXPENSE IS ENORMOUS SUM   $6,403,343,481 in Ordinary Disbursements and $17,038,039,723 on Debt

EXPENSES ARE GREAT   U. S. EXPENDITURES FOR YEAR $23,441,383,564.   Uncie Sam’s “Pin Money”. Exceeds $6,000,000,000—War Department Leads in This,

WAR DEPARTMENT LEADS IN AMOUNT EXPENDED   Government Outlay for Fiscal Year Ending June 30 Was $23,441,.383.564.

Democratic Leaders Agree on Tentative Slate at Meeting Today.   CLAUDE PORTER IS CHOICE FOR SENATOR   Clyde Herring of Des Moine: is Favored for Governor.

CLYDE HERRING OF DES MOINES FOR GOVERNOR.    ONE WOMAN IS SLATED FOR A STATE OFFICE,   Miss Ruth Sumner of Ade! is on Ten. tative Slate For Secretary of State —To Be Submitted to Conference Today.

WiLL INVESTIGATE “QROERS EN BY “ATTORNEY CENERAL         ILBGE ANDERSON. TO INVESTL: QSTR PALMET’S , CONNECTIO “WITH CONSPIRACY CASE. =          ORDERS BROUGHT ABOUT: -. SIMMS’. RESIGNATION                Against Miners and Operators For Violotion of Lever Act - Comes Up Monday, 

PALMER'S PART 10 BE INVESTIGATED   Judge Anderson Notifies Him His Connection With Coal Cases Will Be Probed   TO BE TAKEN UP IN COURT

TRIAL WILL BE HELD NEXT MON. DAY IN OPEN COURT BEFORE JUDGE A. B. ANDERSON

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER'S CONNECTION WITH CASE TO BE INVESTIGATED.   TRIAL SET. FOR MONDA\   One Hundred aad Twenty-Five Mincrs and Onerators to Go to Trial on Charges of Combining to Violate Lever Law.

PROBE PALMER'S COAL TRADE aGTS   Judge Anderson Wants to Know Why Palmer ts Suppressing Evidence.

CALLS PALMER ON CARPE   or ee . duidge Anderson WII, Ask - Attorney  General for Explanation of Ac J tien in Coal Strike,

FUORMER AMBASSADOR HEARD,           Henry Lane Wilson Criticizes Tresident's Mexican Pol

WILSON POLICY IS BLAMED FOR PRESENT MEXICAN SITUATION   Former Ambassador to Mexico Lays Responsibilitv at Door of the President   TELLS HOW U. S$. BROUGHT PEACE IN HUERTA REVOL   Ferced Presidential Contenders to Submit Dispute to Congress

SAYS IT WAS ACCIDENT   Weakthy Chicagoan Arrested for Kill. ing Physician.

SLAYER SUSPECT WANTS TO GIVE WIDGW $50,001   Wealthy Chicago Man Under Arrest After Doctor Is  peste

Five Years of Matrimony, by Fannie Hurs   “The Dust Is Still on the But terfly Wings of Our Ad. venture ;sthe Dew Is on the Roage”’

FANNY HURST IS MARRIED   Noted Writer Makes Known Secret Wedding Pertormed Five Werrs Agro.

PROHIBITION To BE. THE WE.   Maine Democrats May Demand Ke. peal of Amendment.

Second Day’s Proceedings of Convention Lasted But An Hour and Were Harmoniou:

SECOND SESoIOK OHORT, LODGE. {i STILL IN GHAI   DEPEW WORKS ON PLATFORM

HY REPUBLICANS AY CONVENTION   Kansas Woman Is Allowed to Address Assemblage, the First Time in History That This Has Occurred.   DELEGATES APPROVE LODGE’S SELECTION   After Being in Session Less Than An Hour, the Meeting at Chicago Knocked Off tintil This Forenoon,

DEPEW REGALES AlG CONVENTION   Chairman Ledge Introduces - Kansas Woman as Initial Speaker at Meeting

CONVENTION ROUTINE GOES OFF SMOOTHL'   ‘Business Program of Second Day Lasts Mardly an Hour—Chauncey Depew Talks.

RAILROAD MEN ASK CUT MADE TO AID OTHERS   Ask Shorter Hours ‘So Sixt Comrades May be Retained

GOV. COX MAKES PUBLIC TAFT'S PART ~ OW RAFTIG TH EAEF a6 COVENT. IN SPRINEFIELD SPEC

BV, COX MAKES PUBLIC TAFT'S PART WN ORAFTING THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS POVENANT, IN SPRINGFIELD SPEECH

WARSAW’S FATE IN THE BALANCE   BATTLE THAT WILL DECIDE Fr NOT REALLY BEGUN.   DEFENSE OF POLES IS STRONG   Army of General Haller in Strorg Entrenched Position—Heavy  Fighting Going On Aleng Extended Front.  ly

BATTLE OF WARSAW IMPENDS AS TROOPS GATHER FOR FIGHT   Heavy Fighting Continues on Bug River Front—Haller’s New Army Intrenched.   HYTHE CONFERENCE ENDS PROMISING POLES HELP   With Against Soviet —Russia May Arouse British Labor, : Government is Warned.

BIG BATTL  FE COMING   Fight to Decide Fate of Poles Has Not Yet Begun

POLES READY TO MAKE STRUGGLE BEFORE WARSAW   General Haller’s Army Strongly Entrenched Occupies A Commanding Position   FIGHTING RUNS HEAVY   RUSSIANS HAVE OBTAINED HEAVY FOOTING ON BUG RIVER IN THE NORTH.

ARMIES PREPARE FOR BATTLE 0 —PAHSH-PAPITH   Haller’s New Troops Occupy Strongly Intrenched Position.   Heavy Fighting Continue: Along 80-Mile Bug River Front.

ZOE BECKLEY SAYS BOCHE BOOED KAPP’S EDICTS AS REVOLT BROKE IN BERLIN            “Woman ‘Correspondent. Took Last. Train Out of Hun Capital ‘Before Roads Were Tied Up; Caused Near-Riot by Taking : ' Photographs of Trouble Scenes.

PEN PICTURE OF REVOLUTION, AS SEE NBY WOMAN   Correspondent Describes First « Days of Short-Lived Kapp Regime in German Capital.

Chronicle Corvespondent Forwards an - Uncensored Account ot the Late a _ Revolution in Harrassed m0 ~ Germany.

MANY ARE DEAD IN GUATEMALA REVOL'   DEFENSELESS CITY [S) BEING BOMBARDED BY FORCES OF PRESIDENT CARREBA.

REBEL TROOPS SEIZE CAPITOL OF GUATAMALA   MANY DIE AS CABRERA ARMIES RAIN SHELLS ON CiITY— DEFENDED BY RIFLES

BUATEMALA CITY 5 UNDER FIRE   Forces of Deposed President 4 Cabrera Shell Capitol— Many Killed.

TFEL GOMBINE WINS LONG SUIT WITH GOVERNMENT   p, . 4 to 3 Vote Supreme Court Refuses to Disolve Company.   acecUSED OF VIOLATING THE ANTI-TRUST LAW   = Say Public Would Not Se Served by Breaking Socalled ‘‘Trust.”’

GOVERNMENT LOSES SUIT TO BREAK “STEEL TRUST”   Federal Court Upholds United States Steel Cor poration and Long Fight to Dissolve Iron and Steel Combination Comes to End—Dissolution Asked by Three Judges in Spirited Dissenting Opinions.

IS A GOOD" TRUST   COURT       REE ‘ole UTION   Workers Rignest Husiness “Won ‘Suit roment,

QUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST ISOOLUTION Or, STEEL OGT OPH   High Tribunal, in a Divided Decision, Refuses to Divorce Corporation and Its Many Subsidiaries,   SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW ISN’T VIOLATED   Public Interest Must be Considered in Applying the Statutes, Says the Majority in tiniaue Opinion,

STEEL TRUST IS DECLARED LEGAL BY HGH COURT   Government Loses Its Suit for Dissolution § of  Giant Combine.

SUPREME COURT PLACES 0. KON “STEEL TRUST’   Long Fight for Disso. lution of Corporation Dismissed   COURT’S VOTE FOUR TO THREE

Four to Three Decision. : _Yors 3 Corperntion Long. > Attacked.        DISSOLUTION INJURY       Complete Victory for the I _ Concern -—- Case we  ~ First. Started i in’ 1911.

Soncern Absolved From Al) Existing Charges-—Decree Officially Brands Firm as ‘Good Combination, ' With Its Leg. ality Established--New Interpretation of Law Given.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES 10 BREAK UP STEEL TRUST   Government’s Long -Fought Suit Dismissed, With Absolution for Corporation.   DISSENTING OPINION BY DAY, PITNZY AND CLARKE   Mere Size, Bigthess or Preponderane: in JIndusiry of CorPotale Combina. tion Not Alone Sufficient Catse for DissolutionPublic Interest Must he Considered in Applying Law,

COMBINATION IS DECLARED “GOOD?   Supreme Court Refuses te Dissolve So-Called Steel = Trust   THREE TO FOUR VOTE   Governinent’s Long ‘ Fough Suit for Dissolution Is Dismissed

STEEL TRUST WILL LIVE ON   HiahMesPr COURT SAYS TY IS A Lb AL CORPORATION,   DISSOLUTION DEMAND DENIED   rotnR OF SEVEN JUDAS GIVE iF THEIR OFFICIAL oO kh,   Wrenagdoeivg in Past \pparent. Save Majority Opinion, Hut Ye bwidence Just New of Auwehet Hae Reetitade.

8A GOOD" TANS   COURT REFUSES DISSOLUTION OF STEEL TRUST.   World's Bigtest Business Won Suit Asuinst Goverument,

Failure to Show Monopoly  Dissolution Would Be Blow to Trade  Roosevelt's Tennessee [roy Course Approved   Sherman Act Violated Says Minority

GOVERNMENT LOSES” ‘STEEL TRUST FIGHT   UNITED STATES SUPREME COUR! REFUSES TO DISSOLVE CORPORATION.   DISSENTING OPINION GIVER    Held That Public Interest Would Not ‘ Be Served by Ordering Dissolution.

GOVERNMENT'S LONG FIGHT 10 BREAK "TRUST" LOSES BY SUPREME COURT ACTION

STEEL TRUST 1S GOOD TRUST AND ol) WILL STICK!   SUPREME COURT'S DECISION   DISSENTING OPINION IS , FOR DISSOLUTION OF i GREAT COMBINE

SENATE TO VOTE ON ARTICLE TEN   Fate of Compromise on “Heart of Treaty” Will Be Known Today.   PACT’S DEFEAT INDICATE!   Poll cf Members Shows That Combi nation of Republican “Irreconcilables” and Administration “Bat talion of Death” Will Beat Treaty.

Sir Edward Carson Deseribe’s Cox’s Stand As Comic.   SAYS IT’S UNAMERICAN   Position On Irish Question Not Understandable He Says

ELEVEN MONTANA TOWNS AIDED:  BO ARRESTED   After Week of Secret Investigation Federal Agents Make Raids on Liquor and Drug Rings.   WHISKEY 15 CONFISCATED   Seventeen Automobiles and $65,000 Worth of Spirits Taken in Raids. Close  Fifteen Buildings.

ELEVEN GIES AND TOWNS IN OTATE RAIDED   DRUG RINGS ARE BROKEN UP.      MANY ARRESTS MADE BY SLEUTHS, WHISKY CONFISCATED. —

ELEVEN CITIES: AND TOWNS IN —STATERNDED   DRUG RINGS. ARE BROKEN UP.   MANY ARRESTS MADE BY SLEUTHS, WHISKY CONFISCATED. ~

THE GRIND STARTS   UNE TIEPON COUNTY MAN O% FEDERAL GRAND JURY.   sorne Local Interest in the Actions Qi This Kody,

THE GRIND STARTS   OXE TMPTON COUN FEDERAL ¢  " MAN ON} dURY,          Some Local Interest’ In the Actions Or This Bady,

WATSON CHANGES FRONT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Stands by Lodge In Senate, Record Shows. But Scraps Pact In His, Campaign For Re-election. --

WATSON SWITCHES ON LEAGUE.   Stands By Lodge In Senate Record Shows, But Scraps Pact.

New Ruling On  War Insurance   May Be Re-Instuted Any Time Be fore duly 1, 1920; Government Tells of Requirements

BUDENNY GETo ANDED FORGE:   'Polish Delegates Leave  for Riga on Cc. y;y QQ

General Budenny, Defeated in Operations Northwest of Lemberg, Reassembles Forces Under Cover of Infantry

RED INFANTRY IS RUSHED 10 AID OF CAVALRY TROOPS   Horsemen Concentrat: To Repel Blows Of Polish Armies.

BURGLARS MAKE $40,000 GEM HAUI   Small Fortune Taken in Jewels Stolen While Family is Absent; Safe in Bedroom Fails to Conceal.

JUDGE BLAMES _ HUNGERFOR © CRIMES   Underfed Juveniles Crowd  * Vienna Courts; Shortage of Food Causes Alarming Sit gation in Austrian Cities.

WANT CAUSES JUVENILE CRIME   Suffering in Austria Severe—Boy Kille Sisters fer Food.

es Riders In  est Tennessex   Night «Rider Activity ' Indicated by * Burning of Gin and Cotton at Wuairen, Tenn,

FEEDS 2,040 STUDENTS   Cafeteria Breaks All Records'for Feed.   ing People in One Day.

WOMEN WILL VOTE TO AEEP PLEDGEa SAYS GOVERNOR   Cox In Speech In Davee Praises League Of Nations.

WOMEN FOR LEAGUE   Will Vote to Keep Pledge With 81,000 Men Who Fell in France, Says Governor Cox,

GOV. COX  ADDRESSES AUDIENCE OF DEMO: CRATIC WOMEN  They Will Vote to Keep Our Pledges to 81.000 Heress   Whose Blood Crimsons the Poppies iz Flanders, He Said.

JAPANESE PROBLEM GALLS. STEPHENS TO WASHINGTON   California Governor — Confers with Colby on. Approaching Agreement:

California Iniatiative Will Be Carried On Regardless o! Any Agreement Enterec Into by Diplomats. Declared

JAP CITIZEN REPORTS DENIED   California Governor Confers With Col. by on “Yellow Peril” in That . State.

WANT TREATY 10 GO UP TO VOTER   Senator Johnson and Reed Say People Should Have Final Say; Californian Would Reiect any Further Changes Than Lodge Has Offered to Take

CORK PRISONER ARE STILL ALIVE   IN CASE MACSWINEY DIES His BODY MAY NOT.BE SENT TO TRELAND.

SPECULATION AS 70 MAYOR'S BURIAL   Macswiney In State Of Compete Exhaustion

QUESTION ATTITUOE W CASE OF EATHO MAYOR MAGSWNEY   Doubt England Would Permit Burial : in Ireland   LORD MAYOR HAS  BEST OF ATTENTION  [

IRISH DOUBTFUL AS TQ M’SWINEY BURIAI   If Cork Mayor Dies Funeral May Be Kept Out of Ireland, It Is Thought.

MRS, CUTTS TOLD eh SHEPHERD POISONED   Sister of Dead Man Testified Today in Macon Relative to Plot to Kill Shepard for Money.—His Diseases Are Discussed by Physicians.

MRS. CRANDALL SAD MS, CUTTS TOLDHER SHEPHERD POISONED   Sister of Dead Man Testified Today in Macon Relative to Plot to Kill Shepard for Money.—His Diseases Are Discussed by Physicians.

REOPEN DANZY INQUIR}         PROSECUTOR EXAMINING WITNESSES YEAR AFTER THE E ISAPPEARANCE.”

GERMANS .QUIT RUHR REGION   Berlin Notifies the Allies of Reduction of Force to Authorized Units.

TEXANS PRESENT AT INAUGURATIO!   Governor Hobby Occupies Seat With Diplomatic Corps

ANIERICANS HONORED AT MEXICAN CAPITAL   IOBREGON TALKS OF TEXAS FOLLOWING INAUGURATION.

REPUBLICANS FEAR DAVIES ON TICKE   Shorty Tells One of State Leaders That He Intends to Keep the Place

G. 0. P. TRYING TO SHAKE MR. DAVIES   NOMINEE FOR TREASURER OF STATE CLINGS . “RIGHTS.” .

DIAZ QUITS OPPOSITION ~ 70 OBREGON   Will Surrender Troop: and Leave Country for Foreign Port.

GENERAL DIAZ AGREES TO SURRENDER TO SANCHEZ   in Transmitting Proposal He Requests Safe Conduet to Vera Cruz.

DIAZ AGREES TO SURRENDER ARMY   Mexican General Wants Guarantee of Safe Conduct to Vera Crux So ile May Leave Country

CARRANZIST 10 GIVE UP ARMS   Leader of Old Government Forces at Vera Cruz Offers Surrender of Himself and Forces if Given Safe Conduct to Port of Vera Cruz.

‘FIGHT TO FINISH” SAY BOLSHEVIKS   Bolshevik Foreign Minister Offers ~~~ Italy Terms of Peace,   Soviet Representative Says Reds Have Army of 3,000,000 Men and Willi Fight to Finish.

BLACK SEA IN DANGER   TERMS OFFERED TO ITALY BY SOVIET GOVERNMENT.   Boishevik Agent Says Reds Have Army of 3,000,000 Ready to Fight to Finish.

Bolshevik Forces _ Reported Advancing in Donelz And Narva Sectors

RUSSIAN SOVIETS OFFER TO RESUME PAGT WITH ITAL}   Proposal Submitted by Bolshe vik Foreign Minister — Points Out Black Sea Route Will Be Opened.   COAST THREATENED   Wireless Message of Reds Says Capture of Territory Is Imminent—Marching on Important Point.

THREATEN BLACK SEA   Bolshevik Foreign Minister Offers ~~ Italy Terms of Peace.   Soviet Representative Says Reds Have Army of 3,000,000 Men and Will Fight to Finish,

FD. ROGSEVELT FLAYS HARDING   Says Republican Nomines Dodged Important  Issues.

ROOSEVELT AT TWIN CITIES.   Vice Presidential Candidate Assails Republican Politics.

b.0.P. STAND CLEAR AS MUD," SAYS ROOSEVELT   Attitude of Republican Party on Suffrage and League Issues of Nation.   ‘Harding Is Trying to Syndicate the Presidency,” Declares Candidate.

HUUOEVELT EXCORIATES THE DODGER   eel  HOLDS HARDING UP TO SCORN.   if! HAS BEEN A TRIMMER ON EVERY ISSUE OF IMPORTANCE.

G. O. P. Attitude On Suifrage and League Attacked   “Clear as Mud,” Roosevelt Tell: Audience—Flays Harding’s Stand.

THES TO SYNDICATE . THE PRESIDENCY’   Declares Roosevelt in Re ferring to Harding,

ROOSEVELT SCORES REPUBLICAN PARTY   In St. Paul Speech, Nominee Reviews Harding’s Record om Woman’s Suffrage

HARDING AND OLD GUARD IN ON GROUND FLOOR   So Declares Roosevelt, Saying Re publican ig Clear as ui .

(AVE YOU REGISTERED?   ROOSEVELT ATTACKS REPUBLICAN STAND ON SUFFRAGE ISSUE

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS INTHE TWIN COTE   Says Repubican Attitude on the > League is Clean as  Mud.

‘G.0.P, ATTITUDE ON SUFFRAGE [3 AS CLEAR AS MUD   Harding Waits Till Last Mc ment to Commit Self, Roosevelt Charges.

PICKS BLOND MAN , AS U. S. PRESIDENT   i  ‘Hungarian National Prophetess Says , Next White House Tenant Will  i. av Bo Popular Selection.

BALD HEADED MAN IS ~~ PIGKED BY PROPHETES'   Hungarian  Seeress . .Makes Prediction.on Next Presi’ dent of United States.   CANT! - PROHIBITION, +00

TO SUCCEED WILSON?      Hunga:     i Soothvayey Neseriies Nex President of United States.

UNIVERSAL MILITARY ‘\ TRAINING IS DOOMED   Report Indicates Forty Senate Democrats Will Block the Measure on the Vote.

TRAINING PLAN MAY BE REJECTED   Forty Democrats and 13 Repub. licans Said io Be Against It.

HGHT AGAINGT THE COMPULSARY TRAINING BIL   Canvas of Both Houses of Congress Indicates Rejection of the Measure.

se  MILITARY TRAINING IS FACING DEFEAT BEFORE ASSAULTS IN SENATE

UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING OPPONENTS OPEN FIGHT IN SENATE   Indications Point to Defea' of Measure When Final Vote is Taken

FIGHT OM MILITARY TRAINING (5 OPENED   Final Vote Will Probably Result in Rejection.   Movement Begun Aiming at Substitution of Volunteer System—Date on Which Plan Would be Put in Porce Postponed From i921 to 1922, Under Decision.

BIG FIGHT BEGINS ON ARMY TRAINING   Senate Takes ‘up Universal Military Instruction Late Yesterday;° Expects Vote Today

SENATE OFPOata TRAINING PLAN   Universal Military Scheme : Due for Rejection in Today's Vote.

AMERICA SHOULD HAVE MOST EFFECTIVE NAVY   Senater Harding Makes Statement Extemporaneously in Speech to Navy Recruiting Band   WILL NOT RESORT TO ABUSE

NOMINEE TALKS TO RECRUITERS FOR UNCLE SAM   Deplores Mudslinging in Campaign; Navy to Probe Wreck.

RELIEF EXPECTED FROM BLIZZARD IN MIDDLEWEST TODA)   Moderating Temperature Ex pected Saturday—Several Train Wrecks Occurred  In Minnesota Storm.

WEATHER MAN FROMISES RELIEF FROM BLIZZARDS   Railroad Traffic Completely Tied Up in Many Sections of Plains States

BIG SNOWSTORM SWEEPS ACROSS PLAIN STATES   Relief From Blizzard Promised in Central Section Today.

TAKING QF EVIUENGE IN MURDER TRIAL AT DALLAS 15 COMPLETED   ‘CHARLTON, PROMINENT ATTOR NEY, LAST WITNESS FOR HIM SELF DURING TRIAL

CHARLTON THOUGHT LIFE ENDANGEREL   Dallas Murder Case Nears Jury.

ALLIED IN OU TENEL ALTITUDE  10 HUNG   Lloyd-George Plea for More _ Liberal Treatment Bears Fruit   SOVIET RECOGNITION IS DRAWING NEARER   Turkey Will Be Shorn of Pre War Power Under Treaty  Terms

'U.S.OUTOF -  ‘PEACE, COMMISSIONS   French People Expect Treaty Deadioc! WH Exing About Withdraw! of American Participation

FRENCH EXPECTING YANKEES 10 QUIT      VITHDRAWAL Of REPRESENT’! THON ON ALT, COMMISSIONS NOW LOOKED PO

FORECAST WITHDRAWAL -. QF U.’S. DELEGATES   French. Led to Believe Withdrawal of American Representa‘tives is Imminent. :

WOULD TEACH  CHILDREN HOW - TO-SAVE MONEY   Educators :. and? Treasury Offi icials Confer * on: ;  ae 2 ee

ON EVE OF LEAVING FOR FRISCO, COLBY VISITS PRESIDEN]   Administration Program and Possible Candidates Subjects Discussed.

ROYALIST PLOT ALLEGED   American Interests Aceused Of Alding Greek Revolt.

GREEK: ROYALISTS ON TRIAL   Acting Premier Repoulis Claims Dis. ’ covery of Plot to Overthrow’ the Government.

M'ADOO'S NAME 10 G0 ON GEORGIA BALLOTS   Democrats of That State Deter: mined to Make Him Presidential Candidate.

CAN'T BEAT THE MARINES      Bea.,Soldicr Wind Waffle’ iting Chumpionshin, ae

Private in Farine Corps Attains Fame by Becoming Champion Waffle  Eater of World During Contest

HALF BILLION IN TAX PAID TODAY   Represents Levy On Income And Profits For Last Year

HALF BILLION IN TAYES GOES INTO TREASUR   Income and Excess Profits for Year 1919 Come ~ High

HALF BILLION PAID . ON INCOMES TODAY   American People. “Whack Up” » With: Uncle: Sam“on Exi ‘cess: Profits.   ‘MAY BE LAST. UNDER LAW   Money Js Not: Actually Paid ‘but Bank Credits Shift--— ing Results, -—

MAN WHO KILLED His OWN CHILDREN UNREPENTANT   Says They Are Happier In Death Than They Would Have Been In Life.

DHS CHILDREN TO © SAVE EXPENSES  MICHICAN EARMER CON.   MICHIGAN FARMER CO N_ FESSES TO A MOST HORRIBLE DEED.    FEARED HE COULD NOT PROVIDE FOR THEM

FARMER CONFESSES TO. BURYING ALIVE TWO-LITTLE GIRLS   Inability To Support Fam. ily Given As Reason For Act.

Fear Of Hard Winter Leads Earl Roop To Bury Alive ‘Two'Little Children In Creek

Managers Will Cut Increase . When Roads Return -to Private Owners.

GARZA FUGITIVE IN THIS COUNTRY   Following Defeat of His Troops by Rebels   City Falls to Revolutionists After Short Battle—Popu-. lace Turns Out to Celebrate Defeat of Carranza with Bands and Parade—Crowds Cheer for New Regime

AEQULT UNGHANGEL   HAKEING) MAKES Poor SHOWENG! IN-HOME STATE.   Wood Has Slight Lead in New Jei sey; Johnson Gets Idbho,

RESULT UNCHANGED            eal dat New ‘sey; {faliasor, ¢ Tiflis,  7 on pot         MAKES [POOL N-HOME STAR

MARSHALL HOPS ON HARDING      Viee President Says Senator fo Werld High Coart Providing It Has Teeth im It.

ORDER CRUISERS TO TAMPICO, VERA CRUZ TO GUARD AMERICANS   State Dept. Requests Ships —Two Yanks Are Murdered

TROOPS BEING “MOVED: SOUTH   Will Invade Chihuahua. . Announced at’ Mili. tary Headquarters

PLANS CENTER ON DRIVE ON CAPITAL OF MEXICO   Torreon is Objective of Desert ers from Carranzista Garrison with Converging Movement on Coahuila District

MEXICAN REBEL ~~ TROOPS ON MOVE   Plan is to Make Attacks on Posts Heid by Carranza Troops East and South of Sinaloa.

ALLEGED DEAL TO BE PROBED   Case of Hostetter Bitters Cot pany to Be Brought Before Committee.

CLOTHING MEN BREAK AWAY   Mapufactarers Refase to Have Any Further Dealings With Amalgwamated Workers.

BREAK WITH CLOTHING UNION   Bosten Manufacturers Charge Work. ers Have Abrogated Agreement

SEE DOOM OF PEACE PLAN   Democratic Leaders to Make Partisan Fight Against the Reeolution— Champ Clark Leads. -

CALIFORNIA MUB HANGS THREE MEN   SANTA ROSA JAIL IS ENTER ED AND THREE ALLEGED GANGSTERS TAKEN   MOB WORKS EFFICIENTLY   Men Were Held In Connection - With Attacks on Girls and  With Killing the Sheriff and Detectives,

Armed Men Quietly Overpower Guards  and Take Men From Jail—No Disor ’ der Accompanies Activities of Lynch ing Party—Men Were Also Held for ‘Murder of. Sheriff and Deputies,

GANGSTERS DI FOR MURDER 0 THEE OFFICE:   LIFE FOR A LIFE IS EXACTED WITH NO OPPOSITION, IN CEMETERY . *

Armed and Masked Men Take “Alleged. Stayers of Authori ties from Prison to Cemetery “for Triple Lynching   NO CONFUSION, HURRY OR OPPOSITION MANIFESTED

ARMED MEN LYNCH TRIO IN CEMETERY   Santa Rosa Gangsters Accused of Killing 3 Officers and Attacking Girls Die Under Glare of Auto Headlights.

THREE HANGED IN CEMETERY UF SANTA ROSA   Spirit of Mob Inflamed by Inhuman Treatment of Girls and Vengeance Wrought With Slight Cere mony.   Sheriff at Jail Overpowered and Criminals Hurried to Burying Ground There to Pay Extreme  Penalty. %

MAN WhO SLEW 3 OFFICERS OF LAW HANGED  BY CROWD   His Two Comrades Arrested at Same Time Are Strung Up With Him on Same Tree   Mob Made Up of Men Outside  Of Santa Rosa; They Hold Pistols to Sheriff

MOB HANGS TRIO FROM SAME LIME   “Life for a Life” Exacted of Men Held for Murder of Officials.   SANTA ROSA, CAL. SCENE

NOOSE ENDS. LIVES OF JAIL PRISONERS Al Cale a  PDE Bere, AN} Booey LICE.

MOBEXAGTS THE DEATH PENALTY AT SANTA ROSA   Three Held Assaulting Women laken krom  Jail and Hung.

Party saders Say, and Believe  “Will Be PesewomntCompeisn      Some Think Nothing Can Save the Ol -Lioe Parties from Splitting.

EXTRA’:  Telegraphic!   PEACE TREATY MAY BE BIG ISSUE IN COMING CAMPAIGN

DOBBIN NOT YET “WITH ‘HAS BEENS’   BRIDLE PATH PRESCRIPTIONS [5S LATEST FOR CHICAGO’S T.RED BUSINESS MEN

Will Meet Sunday to Discuss New Ciitica! Sitaation   Resulting from the Decision of Franc to Recognize Wrangel Government.

Conference On War Situation Is Scheduled   Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand To Meet At Boulogne Sunday   ATTITUDE OF GREAT POWERS   United States Is Hostile T Any Recognition of Soviet Government

REPUBLICAN VICTORY PROMISED FROM = ALL OVER COUNTRY DECLARES HAYS   People Determined To Put End To Eight Years Of Maladministration at Washington and Reinstate Party Of Real Worth

FIVE KILLED: AUT  VE KILLED: AUTO. “STRUCK BY TRAIN   Engine Went “Dead” on Track. at Springfield. Center, Near Akron.   ONE VICTIM STILL ALIVE   Employes of Akron, Rubbe: Plant Recently Came From Pennsylvania, .

OEE IMPROVEMENT INTHE OOF GOAL SITUATION IN U. 6   Review Of the Industry Issued By Coal Association.

COAL SHORTAGE IS VANISHING   Continued Improvement Seen in the Sirtnatior.

CANADIAN PULP GOING TO SPAIN   New Market Develops Recently; First Cargo Has Just Sailed for Spain.

CANADIAN PULP. TO SPAN   August Ramoneda of Spain Secures All Available Canadian Pulp On His Recent Visit,

City of Detroit More Than Doubles Population; Has 993,739 Inhabitants

MMTEIPS CLEYRIG  J  : . TRAILS WH od DETROIT MORE TRAN DOUBLED  iN TEN TEARS Wits AS INP RPAGE OF toate -

DETROIT NOW FOURTH CITY OF UNION   DISPLACING: ST.. LOUIS IN -ITS WONDERFUL GAIN IN POPULATION.   Cleveland Outstrips. Boston  ‘and Takes Rank as Fifth  City in Point of Size, Population 796.836.

DETROIT LARGER THAN CLEVELAND   Automobile City Has 993,739 And Ohio Metropolis 796,836, Census Shows

DETROIT JUMPS TO 41H PLACE IN POPULATION   Its Increase in Last Ten Years is Greater Than That of Chicago.

DETROIT NOW FOURTH CITY   Has Gain of Over Half Million Peopie Since the 1910 Census

DETROIT SHOWS ENORMOUS CAI N POPULATION   OUTSTRIPS ST. LOUIS AND REGIS TERS ALMOST A MILLION; HEAVY GAIN MADE,

CENSUS SHOWS Bi GAIN FOR DETROT      MOET. THAN DOUBLED POPU. LATION IN THE LAST TEN YEARS   Mev cd Awad of St. Louis. Boston, Cceve:and, Battimore and Pittsburch .   d Outranks Si. Lou's and tevsten and Takes Place as Fifth Lareest

ONLY 1! STATES INS PRURUCTPTEDn.   DETROIT, FOURTH ‘CITY   Michigan Meivapotis Now Gutranks Rostou, Cleveland, Baltimers And Pitishburce.

DETROIT FOURTH LARGEST CITY   Population Now 993,739, ar Increase of 527,973, on "113.4 Per Cent   Displaces St. Louis and Out ranks Boston, Cleveland BRalfimast and Pittchoure

DETROIT LEADS   Outdistanced Cleveland ant Los Angeles in Growth

DETROIT HAS QUTSTRIPPED CLEVELAND IN POPULATIOR   Former Is Now the Fourth City in the United States,

DETROIT S FOURTH LARGEST CITY IN U.S.   Census Gives Motor City Tota 993, 739; More Than Double Since 1910.

DETROIT. TAKES. RANK AS FOURTH ‘CITY OF COUNTRY   With Gain-of 113. Per: Cen Passes Both Boston and  Oh Tomectm

DETROIT WINS RANK OF FOURTH _ CITY AN NATION   Michigan City, With 993,739, Shows Biggest Increase—Cleveland Also Passes St. Louis.

FLIVVER TOW MAKES BIG GAIN (A POPULATION   Detroit Now * Fourth Largest  City, Led by N.Y. Chicago  and Philadeiphia    CLEVELAND NOW IS HOLDING FIFTH RANK   Los Angeles ts Tenth and San Francisco [Is Eleventh; Washington Loses

DETROIT RANKS “POURTHINU.S   Displaces: St. Louis in Census : Report. Issued - Today at . ‘Washington.           HAS:REMARKABLE GROWTH

VERMONT TOWN SLIPS BAGK   Montpeller ‘Loses in Poputation.—De troit Forges Ahead.—Now Fourth City in Size

LEAVING ST. LOUIS AT The SWITCH WHEN. IT PASSES OTHERS, DETROIT BECOMES FOURTH ITY

THAN DOUBLE!   Poprlation Is Now 993,730 While Cloveland Is Left Behind With a Paltry 796,836.

NEARLY A MILLION   Detroit Has 993,739 People and is the Fourth City of America.

DETROWT NOW 41H ~GTTY IN THE US      Displacing St. Louis and Outrating  Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore  and Pittsburgh.

DETROIT IS NOW FOURTH IN SIE   ROWS STER THAN CHICAGO ANE  ndaen aoe ST. LOUIS, POSTON,  CLEVELAND, BALT! MORE AND PITTSBUPG

DETROWT NOW 4TH CITY OF COUNTRY   Distances Cleveland in Population Although That City Had Bia Gain. .

DETROIT IS NOW FOURTH IN SIZE   GROWS FASTER THAN CHICAGO AND DISPLACES ST. Lows, Boston, CLEVELAND, BALTIMORE AND . PITTSBURG

VORT THAN DOUBLED POPU LATION IN THE LAST - “FEN XEARS   hl  Meved Ahead of 8 St. Louis, Boston, C.eveiand, Baitimore and Pittsburch :   Cleveland Outranks Si. Lou's ani Resten 2nd Takes Place as Fifth Largest

DETROWT 1S NOW FOURTH CITY IN  UNITED STATES   AUTO CITY, WITH 993.739 PEOPLE, OUTSTRIPS CLEVELAND IN RACE FOR STPREWACY

DETROIT iT MARVEL.  Outstrips Four Cities All Larger 10 Years Ago --- Cleveland’s Population Now  ™ 796,836.

DETROIT FOURTH CITY IN AMERICA   MICHIGAN METROPOLIS GAINS OVER HALF MILLION INTEN YEARS.

DFTROIT NOW FOURTH CITY.   Has Rate of Groath sccond Only to Sew York.

DETAGIT JUMPS TO FOURTH AMONG CITES OF NATION   ‘Cleveland Outstrips St. Louis and Boston and Now Occupies Fifth Place.   DEFINITE RANKING FIRST EIGHTEEN ESTABLISHED   Figures for Lynchburg Disap. pointing, Growth in Last Ten Years Having Been Only 464, According to Announcement Made by Census Bureau.

DETROIT. IS 4TH Crry:   Grew at Hate’ of. 118° Per Cent, Displacing St. Louls,

CITY OF U.S   Automobile Metropolis Now Within Few Thousand of One-Million Mark.   CLEVELAND NOW 5TH; 18 LEADERS LISTED

DETROIT IN FOURTH PLACE   Now Outranks Boston, St. Louls, Cleve. land and Baltimore in Population.

DETROIT OUTSTRIPS CITY OF CLEVELAND   FORMER CITY SOW TAS POPTULA. TION OF NEARLY A WEILLION GAINS 118.4 PER CENT

Detroit Has Nearly One Million Peopl   Fourth ‘lity in Siz: in United State Displacing St. Louis and Outrank. wag Boston, Cleveland Baltiniore and Pittsburgh,

‘DETROIT 1S FOURTH LARGEST BITY   Michigan, Industrial Center ‘>More: Chan. Doubles .  ,_-_ Pamuola fico

DETROIT NOW FOURTH CITY IN AMERICA   AUTOMOBILE CENTER NOW HAS 993,739, 113.4 PER CENT. GAIN.

DETROIT FALLS BARELY SHORT OF MILLION PEOPLE   Michigan Metropolis Re turns 993,739; Cleveland Has 796.836

ICITY DOUBLES  ITS POPULATION   Detroit Jumps to Fourth City of Nation in Census Report.

DETROIT NOW FOURTH CITY; CLEVELAND IS CLOSE BEHIND   Motor Car Center Nears Millions—Boston, 5t. Louis Slip Back.   OHIO’'S METROPOLIS RANKS STI IN U.S.

CLEVELAND THIR in GRO ATH   fetrait Cutstrips Ohio City in Ponulation Increase

DETROIT COMES NEAR TOP LIST AMERICAN CITIES   Detroit is Now Fourth Largest City in the United States

CLEVELAND TAKES ~ FIFTH POSITION      Passing Boston and. St, Louis-tn ~ = -Race-For- Leadership. ~~   By Making Larger increase and Pers e i centane of Growth Than Chi- Ss cagd.0r. New, Yotk ‘. fg

DETROIT SHOWS BIG INCREASE IN POPULATION   Larger Rate of Growth Thar Chicago—Now Fourth City in Size.

DETROIT NOW ~~ FOURTH GIT   Population of 993,739, is Gain of 1134 Per Cent in 10 Years

1,362,872 FRENCH KILLED   Final Figures Given .on Tricolor’: Total Dead in Great War— Fa of 361,854 Unknown. i

HHENGH WAR LESS NEARLY TWOMILLION   atest Figures from Ministry of War Give French Deaths at 1,362,872

FINAL STAT  OTIS O FRENGH LOSSES GIVEN AY MINISTRY OF WA   LOSSES IN KILLED PLACED AT 1,362,872; FATE OF 261 554 UNKNOWN,

TRUGUAY ELECTIONS:   Returns Indicate That Government lins Scored Triumph.

REFORMERS HAVE BIG SUM   Plan to Spend $1,000,000 Safeguarding Prohibition and Extending “Blue Laws” in U. S.

GERMAN PAPER SUITS WILL BE EXHIBITEL   Will Be Sent on Tour Over Country — Prices Ranges from 15 Cents. to $2.05,

PAPER SUITS ARRIVE   Will Go or Exhibition Tour of Country This Week

PAPER SUITS TO TOUR U.S. FOR INSPECTION   Weerrhles From Germany Made Without Paper Brought in by Department of Commerce,

EXHIBIT PAPER SUITS.   Touring Country With Made-in-Ger manw Ctloathinge 

Rains Fall Throughout Several Counties Where It Was 3  Needed Badl

WELT DEATH IN RAIL TRAGEDY   COUPLE RETURNING FROM CHURCH KILLED AT ARLINGTON CROSSING

TWO MEET DEATH IN CHRISTMAS RAIL TRAGEDY   Arlington Couple Killed By Train As They Left Church After Services.

TOWNLEY SLATE DEFEATED   League Candidate fc for Governor I: Seemingly Out of Running in North Dakota

TOWNLEY BUND ) WALLOPED ON EARLY RETURNS   No. Dak. Republican Leads Leaguer by 22,999 in First 379 Precincts Reporting.

APAGIAN TAKEN IW TILT Or THURODAY MURDERED BY MEXICAN DESPERADO   State Department Orders U. S. Embassy To Take Immediate Steps for Freedom of Joseph Williams, Also a Prisoner.

State Department. Asks Mex: ico to Secure Release of Joseph Williams.

AUSTRALIA IS HAVING ITS 1. W .W. TROUBLES   Government Commission Will Inquire Into Their Case.

The Temperature Today   We make a specialty of  United States Liberty and Victory Bonds

WILL SEND WARSHIPS — TO IRELAND; BELIEVES POSITION IS CRITICAI   Troeps. Leave for Cork, Custom Oftice Is Burned; Raiders Flee.

Situation Is More Serious Than Would Appear From . Published Reports   MAIL TRAIK 1S HELD UP

BLAMES. MOVIES AND CARS   Famons Detective Declares Pictures Showing Criminal Acts Should Be Prehibiicd.

LAND BANK PAYS DIVIDENDS   Six Thousand Farmers in ‘This District Draw 6 Per Cent.

LAND BANK — PAYS DIVIDEND   Local Friends of Bal timore Institution Ex press Gratification.

CHARGE OF MUXDER IN FIRST DEGREE ASAINST PREVOST   AUTHORITIES CLAIM ALIBI OF LLOYD PREVOST IS UPSET— PISTOL IN THE HANDS OF OFFICERS.

COUSIN OF WIDOW HELD FOR MURDER OF BROW   FRESH SENSATION IN THAT “ASE—STORY OF BORROWED PISTOL LEADS TO THE AR. REST OF LLOYD PREVOST.

CHARGE PREVOST WITH MURDER   Cousin of Sinin Man's Widow, It Ie  Ctalmed. Failed to Make Alibi.

MITCHELL GAS MAY INCREASE FIFTY CENTS PER   Increased Cost of Manufactur ing Materials is Reason Given   RATE WOULD BE $2.25   CiTyY COUNCIL TO ACT UPON POWER COMPANY’S PLEA FOR HIGHER RATES

"WAY INCREASE FIFTY CENTS PER   RATE WOULD: BE $2.25   crvy. coUNcHL. To acT uPon POWER COMPANY'S PLEA FOR.

THREE HELD AFTER SIX CHILDREN ME IN THEATER CRUSE   Cry of “Fire” Starts Panic That Results in Tots Being Trampled to Death By Crowd.

THREE MEN HELD - FOR MOVIE PANIC   Violation of Law Forbidding At tendance of Unaccompanied Minors Is Alleged

EVIDENCE 15 COMPLETED IN COMMUNISTS’ BEHAL   Defense Calls Only Three Witnesses in Trial of Lloyd and Associates

EBERT BREAKS WiTH WORKERS OVER PEMANDS   Negotiations Interrupted Because of More Claims Pre cantand   German Troops Occupy Ruhr Valley Violating Peace Pact Terms

EBERT BacAXs WiTH WORKERS OVER DEMANDS   Negotiations Interrupted Be. cause of More Claims Pre  German Troops Occupy Rubi Valley Violating Peace Pact Terms

OIL IN MEXICO TO FIGHT ON   Doheny Declares Attitude With Regard to Mexican Constitution and Decrees Is Correct and Will Seand

ALLIES PLAN TO ah ARMENIA ~ AFREE STATI   The Council to Take Step as World Dodges the Mandaté ,

UNITED OTATES AND THE ALLIES AEJEGT MANDATE   Boundaries of New Republic Have Not Yet Been Defined.   SUPREME COUNCIL WILL CONTRACT TERRITORY   Nitti Says Turkish Treaty is Bound to Cause War in Asia Minor.

Maneuvers at San Remo Seek to Overcome French Opposition to Modification of German Peace Treaty   LLOYD GEORGE DICKERS ON OCCUPATION GROUNDS   Intimation Given that British Premier will Approve Tactics of France Under Prescribed Conditions

ARMENIA WILL BE INDEPENDENT WITHOUT BACKER   NOBODY WILL AID ARMENIANS   COUNCIL IS UNABLE TO GET ANY NATION TO TAKE MANDATE

ARMENIA IS ASSURED EARLY INDEPENDENCI   Boundary Lines Have Net Ye' Been Fally Defined by the Supreme Council

GRANT ARMENIA INDEPENDENCE   Allies Decide, as No One Will Accept Mandate   Turk Treaty Will Cause War, but Italy Will Not Join, Says Nitti

MANDATORY IS NOT POSSIBLE, PREMIERS SAY   Nitti, Warns Powers That Turkish Treaty Is Impracticable.

MAKE ARMENIA INDEPENDENT   Members of Allies’ Supreme Council at San Remo Arrive at a Decision.

ARMENIA WIL BE CREATED INTO A NeW REPUBLIE   Decision Reached by Supreme Council of Allies   BOUNDARIES NOT YET FIXED

Armenia To Be Created. Free State   WASILINGTON, 2. C., April T4.— roiciia was formally recogniztd to uv as an independent republic by ly Unitel States.

49,000,000 TON PRODUCTION OF COAL IN A WEEK   Bituminous Output for. Wee! Enditg October 9, Shows Substantial Increase. ~      4,283,000° TONS AT. PIERS!

AFLTY WIARK NOW REACHED IN QUTPUT OF COAL 1S REPORT   Bituminous Production Estimated at Twelve Millions Weekly. .

LOTS OF SOFT COAL   Production Hits 12,000,000 Tons a Week Goal.   National Coal Association Says That Amount’ ie Necessary to incurs Against Shortage,

PLENTY OF SOFT COAL   MINERS PRODUCING 12,000,00C TONS A WEEK.   That Amount Is Necessary to Insure Against Shortage, Says Nationa! Coa! Association.

BITUMINOUS = “OUTPUT PLENTY TO KEEP RECORG       12,000,000 Ton Wee Total Necessary to sure against Shortage it Winter Supply, Give: Orcrtoaher OG           PARTICULARS

PLAN (3 SOUGHT TO AID FARMERS   ENTIRE QUESTION REOPENED AT HEARING BY SENATE COMMITTEE

FARMERS — NO XMAS AID AGAIN. PEACE IN COMESUP = IRELAND   FAVOR GERMAN PLAN ENGLAND IS JOYFUL

o_o :  HOW CONGRESS CAN BENEFIT FARMERS   TWO WEEKS OF PRESENT SES SION HAS BEEN SPENT ON THIS QUESTION

AM 5 RESUMED   SENATE BANKING AND AGRICUL TURAL COMMITTEE HAS STARTED HEARING.   SUPPORT GERMAN CREDI    The German Credit Plan Is Expected  to Be Supported by the American Form Bureau Federation, Number of Witnesses to Re Heard.

President Howard of Farm Bureau Federation Looks With Favor on Pian; Republican Leaders and Oth. ers Not Favorabie.

WILL DEBATE ON AID FOR FARMERS      SENATE COMMITTER BEGINS CONFERENCE

MUCH HYSTERIA.      RELIC OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTLAND, THIEF'S LOOT

RAIL UNIONS ARE DEADLOCKED.. ON WAGE DECISION   REFERENDUM MAY DETERMINE ACCEPTANCE  OR REJECTION OF AIVARTN.   TO RBAISE RATES   Increase Is Now,Asked in Pasof _Senger and Freight  DBDarac *

UEADLOCKED ON RAILROAD AWARG   LEADERS OF 16 RECOGNIZED UNIONS MAY DECIDE To HOLD REFERENDUM.

TEN RAILWAY UNIONS VOTE TO ACCEPT AWARD   Labor Wage Board Has Refused Rehearing of the Issues.

UNION LEADERS DEADLOGKED ON PAY AWARD ISSUE   indications Are Brotherhood Chiefs Will Order Referendum—Promise Decision by Tonight.

ARE UNABLE TQ DECIDE AWARD   May Be Submitted to Men For Referendum Before Settlement.   END QUESTION TONIGHT,

“he ei By  HARDING JACKSON DAY TERMINAL FOR 20 SPEGIAL TRAINS   Great Throngs Greet ‘Nominee  on Occasion of Barbecue,” : at. Jackson, Ohio...  4   COMPARES PHRASEMAKING WITH ACCOMPLISHMENTS   Republican. Party: Safeguard of Nation, Candidate Says‘in:. : Discussion: of Tariff.

HARDING IN A BUSY FINALE   ENDS 3-DAY TOUR: WITH A SERIES OF ADDRESSES,   Streased Determination to End 1-Man Rute and Preserve National Integrity Refore Audiences in Three Staten—In Marton Today.

MRS. MACSWINEY REACHES U. S. TO WORK WITH HER COUNTRYMEN IN BATTLE FOR IRISH FREEDOM   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

MS MACSWINEY. ~ METWITH PARADE   iWwIndw-oF LATE Lorn: MAYOR OF CORK T0'APPEAR BE-.. FORE INVESTIGATORS.

THOUSANDS CHEER MRS. M’SWINEY AS SHE LANDS IN U, S.   Widow of Irish Hero Escorted up Fifth Avenue by Crowd of Sympathizers    TO THRONG CATHEDRAL WHEN SHE HEARS MASS SUNDAY   Expects to Appear Wednesda) at Washington Hearing

ONUUTS OF CROWD WELCOME WIDOW CORK LORD MAYOF   ‘Scenes Marking Reception ot Mrs. MacSwiney Colorful and Dramatic.   PARADE IS FORMED TO ESCORT HER TO HOTEL   Beyond Expression of Thank: She Makes No Statement o Plans——Will Appear Befor: Committee Investigat ing Irish Affairs Wednesday

Alves, Maricl MacSwiney JEncoxted Throngh. Streets. to “Hotel Crowds of Sympathizers:

MRS. HISWINEY WELCOMED TC SHORES OF U. S.   Heads Pracession Up ° Fifth Avenue to Hotel.

Widow. of Former Cork Mayor Extended Ovation Upon Lancing fin. New York

MRS, MAG SWINEY ARRIVES IN U, §   CROWD GREETS WIDOW OF CORK MAYOR—TO TESTIFY _ BEFORE COMMITTEE.

WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR 16 GIVEN WARM WELCOME   Many Notables fn Crowd That Greets Mrs. Mur tel Macawiney.

GOTHAM FRIENDS OF ERIN WELCOME MRS. MAC SWINEY   Widow of Mayor of Cork & Appear Before Committee of One Hundred.

MILWAUKEE RE-ELECTS SOCIALIST FOR MAYOR   Daniel W. Hoan Wins Over Clifton Williams, Non-Partisan, By 3.500 Majority.

SOCIALIST REELECTED MAYOR OF MILWAWKEL   Daniel W. Hoan to Enter Upon Hi: Third Term-——Results in Doubt at Kangas City.

UY. S. COAL LEADS IN FRANCE   700,000 Tons Received During Novem ber—More Available in Future,

U.S. SHIPS MOST COAL TO FRANC   GETS AMERICAN COAL AT $156  TON—700,000 TONS RECEIVED IN NOVEMBER

THIS MAY TELL WHY COAL IS BOTH SCARCE AND HIGH OVER HERE IN THIS GREAT NATION

Seven Hundred Thousand Tons Re.  pmalicsaal Paiseminn Rlacsamhsne

STOCK SWINDLERS FLOCK TO NEW YOR}   “Blue Sky” Laws of Most State Drive Unscrupulous -to- Metro politan Centers ......

Inquest Tomorrow  Into Fatal Crash   Coroner and Jury Will Hear Testimony in Langhorne Wreck  temo

Engineer Of Wrecked Train  Is Censured   Number of Witnesses Heard: Verdict of the Jury in Full   HAD VERY BUSY WEEK   Grand Jury Submits Recom. mendations to Court, Ap proved by Judge

 willing to accept iit, was yartou4 i aecepted by. the ‘general element ‘in ithe fight.: i  eat =< ee - e 2s. we ef

CABINET IN Ot dotOh TO.D36U50 ADU TINE MATTERS THIS MORNIN!      SESSION LASTED HOUR AND QUARTER WITH PRESIDENT  IN THE CHAIR,

WILSON AND HIS CABINET AGAIN MEE}   Meeting Which Lasted Over an Hour Was Held in the President’s Study.

CABINET WILL MEET TODAY,    Resumption of Regular Sessions May Be in Prospect.

TO RESUME REGULAR SESSIONS OF CABINE   President’? Recovery Brings Call Fo Routine Sessions of Official Tamily.

GAGE ATEENTION OF ‘CABIN AT TODAY'S COXNFE  [ROUTINE TOPICS: F: i     he

CABINET MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY   GENERAL MATTERS TOUCHED O”% AT SECOND MELT SINCE WILSON’S ILLNESS.

HIS CABINET AGAIN MEET   Meeting Which Lasted Over an Hour Was Held in the President’s Study.

CABINET MEETS TODAY   President Wilson Calls Se Second Session Since His Tilness.

DENIM, PARADES   Procession a Slap at H.C. L and a Knock at Prohibition   CAN'T WEAR OYEFPRATT ©

SIMS AGAIN TAKES STANE   Admiral Declares His Charges Born Out by Testimony of Department’s Witnesses.

TO LEAVE STUTTGART  THIS EVENING   Everything in Capital I: Reported Quiet  i

LARGE SECTIONS OF GERMANY IN GRIP CIVIL WAR   Resounding to Rattle o! Machine Gun and Rifle Fire

UNUSUAL MILITARY HONORS FOR PEARY   Funeral Services to Be  Conducted Monday.

UNIVERSAL HONORS 10 - MARK PEARY FUNERAL   Naval Firing Squad Will Pa: Last Tribute to Admiral at Funeral Monday.

ARM Y AND NAVY. 10 PAY.TRIBUTE. -_ AT PEARY RITES   Seaplanes,:: Bluejackets “anc illey. Cavalcade will Be  “Ty marat Baatiroer

SEEK BASIS FOR NEW LAW ON “DISABILITY’   HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WONDERS WHAT CONSTITUTES INABILITY TO SERVE.

WHEE 1S PRESINENT NOT & PRESIDENT   Question of “Disability” is . \ Discussed,

DISCUSS WHAT CONSTITUTES “INABILITY” IN A PRESIDEN'   House Judiciary Committee Objects To Leaving Se Important a Matter to the Discretion of the Cabinet.

TRYING TO DETERMINE ‘-' INABHITY GF PRES    Several Tieas in Congress. t« . Provide for Disalsitity of v. 8 '- Chief Executive.

OBJECTION ENTERED TO MADDEN BILL TO DEFINE “INABILITY”   HEARING OPENED ON BILL TO SAY WHEN PRESIDENT IS UNFIT FOR HANDLING DUTIES.

PEESIDENT UNFIT. WIFENT.    dudieisry Committee Js DieeaseiAe Question Today.

Hearing Begun on Bills to Remove a President  In Case of Disability

“INABILITY” DISCUSSED   Four Measures Bearing 090 Presidency Beforo House Committee,

WOULD DECLARE PRESIDENT “URFIT’   A Bill in Congress Creates Much Dis.  erracelion

WHEN IS. PRES. DOWN AND OUT?   Bills in Congress Designed to Fix ‘‘Inability’’ of Executive to Function.

“THE DATE IS   County Surgey: ‘tor “hiterchurch World ment April = May 2. .

HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE   WOMEN MAY TAKE PART IN CONVENTION   REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES THIS WEEK   County Convention of Republicans Will Be Heid at the Court House on Saturday Afternoon, April 17.—  7 Good Attendance Urged.

HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE   WOMEN “MAY TAKE .PART It »o., CONVENTION   REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES THIS WEEK   ‘County Convention : -of Republicans  Will’ Be.-Held .at the Court House  - on Saturday Afternoon, April 17.— Good ‘Attendance Urged.

All of the Present Officials at the Court House Will Be Candidates for ReelectionDelegates To Go Un. instructed to Des Moines,

PLOT TO KILL ~ TRISH LEADERS   Assassination of Officers of Irish Republic Planned, Charges Arthur Griffith   Also Declares Agenls o British Government Re sponsible for Reprisals

VAARGE PLOT FOR RSGASSINATION MF IRISH REPUBLICAN, LEADERG   Fonder of Sinn Fein Makes Charge—Warning Against ReprisalsNo Matter What the Provocation,  Cluoan ky Creenwoanad

BLOODSHED IN IRELAND   The Silaying of Constables, and (he Ambush of Cops Conlinues,

CHARGES” GOVERNMENT   WITH A POLICY OF REPRISALS AND ASSASS-INATION IN IRELAND  Chief Secretary. for Ireland Warns: Against. Reprisals —British Cabinet Meets te

GE ENGLISH  "PLAN REPRISALS      3im Fein Leader Says Brit ighers Provoke Irish Into Attacking Policemen.

ARTHUR GRIFFITH SAYS RE. PRISAIS ARE INSTIGATED BY GOVERNMENT.   PLAN ASSASSINATIONS   ‘Sie Hamar Greenwood, Chief Secretary for Ireland, Warns Against Reprinsals.

SINN FEIN CHIEF —. PREFERS CHARGES   Asserts Reprisals Are Fos tered by Government

‘SINN FEINER ' MAKES CHARGE:   Plot Exists for Assassin. ation of Trish Republican Leaders

HAREF BRITISH PLAT MIRNER OF INN FEIN HEADS   Arthur Griffiths Declares Re prisals and Plots Pianned by Government—Would Assassinate DeValera

SOUR TER CHARGES MADE BY oInN FEIN LEADER AGAINST SOVERNMEN   SAYS ASSASSINATION OF REPUB LIC AN LEADERS IS PLANNED FOR NEAR FUTURE.

~ DIES OF INJURIES   Mis. Jessie Hunt’s Sufferings End at Hospital.

HAVE YOU PAID?   Fourth Installment of 1920 tneom: Tax Must Be Paid by Dec. 15.

DEC. 15 LAST DAY TO PAY INCOME TAX; NO 10 NAYS’ GRACE THIS VRAD?

Crimson: Draws First Bleod _in Opening Period With: _ Field Goal:   Game Early Resolves Itseli Into Pimting Duel Between Teams.

VAST OPPORTUNITY IN WORLD TRADE   Farrell, Of U. S. Steel Com pany, Points Out America’s Position.

FARRELL atts GREAT FUTURE FOR BUSINESS   President of U. S. Steel Corporation Is Foreign Trade Convention Speaker _   REBIRTH OF WORLD IN PROGRESS, CLAIM   Either Glowing Prosperity. ot Stagnation Lies Ahead, Experts Are Told

WORLD OFFER PURTNTES TO AWERICH   ames A. Farrel, President of UL. Se ‘Steel Corpora: “tion Sees Immense Indus trial Expansion. Aheac for United’ States. it World ‘Trade

‘PUSSYFOOT’ TO VISIT FRANCE   William fF. Johnson, Dry Leader Leaves England This Week— To Take Rest,

LOCAL UNITED S ATES MARINE, MAKES Goop      Private Joseph Anderson Has Qualified As A Marksman—Gets Inereased Pay------ ~ ‘

A DECISION OF INTEREST   ‘Beneficiary of Suicide Entitled to Life Insurance.

SUICIDE’S LIFE POLICY 1S PAYABLE. SAYS COUR’   Insurance Company Had Withheld Payment From Widow Whose Husband Killed Him-

NO CHANGE WILL BE MADE IN THE APOSTLE’S CREEC   idinority Report Submitted Asked for _ Elimination of Phrase “Holy Cathe. Vie Church.”

METHODISTS NOT TQ MAKE CHANGE IN THEIR GREED   Proposal to Eliminate the Phrase “the Holy Catholic Church” Is Reported Adversely by Committee

DAY LEADER KEYNOTE SPEECH   Enforcement of Dry Law ~ Is’ An Issue Says Calderwood.

MAINTENANCE DRY LAWS 1S KEYNOTE   Second Issue is League, Says Prohi Manager.

Gompers And R. R. Leaders Are At Odds   Reported Relations Strained And Near To Break. Point   RAILROADERS MAY NOT JOIN A. F. OF L.   Gompers’ Failure To Approve Plumb Plan One Of Big Points At Issue

STONE ONVE i eh RUPTURE   The Relations Between Labor Chiefs Strained to Breaking Point.   MAY- HAVE EFFECT UPON THE A. FL   Future Status of Gompers Or ganization May Be Determined By Fight Outcome

“MAY BESPLIT BY OPEN FEUD   Railroad Brotllerhoods and Samuel Gompers Are Declared to Be . « Near Breaking Point   PLUMB PLAN ISSAIDTO ~~ HAVE CAUSED FRICTION         Chief Stone of - Engineers Is President of League, and, Gompera Opposes Plan

RELATIONS  ARE STRANED TO. THE BREAK = T   Between Gompers and Chiefs of Rail road Brotherhoods.

BROTHERHOOD. CHIEFS NEAR AF OFL.BREAK   RELATIONS BETWEEN 4 LEADERS AND GOMPERS SEVERELY STRAINED IS BELIEF

HVE INJURED IN AUTO      Ros 1s Killed and Four Others ITurt When Car Collides With = ~ ire Reock.

FIVE INJURED IN AUTO   Hoy Is Killed and Four Others Tlhart When Car Collides With ~ Vire Brack.

RULES NEWBERRY JURY WAS PROPERLY DRAWN   Jadge Sessions Denies Potition — o Defense Challenging Jury Pancel.

THREE MEN KILLED WHEN BOILER IN STEAMER EXPLODES   ‘Accident Happened When the Lake  §teamer Was 22 Miles From  Cleveland; Cause Unknown.

FREISHTER'S BOILER LETS GO: 3 KILLEE   Two Members of Crew Meet _ Instant Death, Third Dies at Cleveland Hracnital.

Belief Expressed That Boiler Tube Was Blown Off Causing lhe Disaster,

THREE KILLED WHEN SHIP'S BOLER LETS G0 WHILE OW LAK   No Cause For Accident Given By  §Ship’s Crew.

COX HANDS SATURDAY EVENING POST HOT ROAST FOR UNFAIR PROPAGANDA IT HOLDS

GUA AROUSED bY PROPAGANDA IN CATURDAY POST   Governor Resents in Pointed Language Sentiment Expressed in Insidious Cartoon and Partisan Editorial.   TS OWNER A PLUTOCRAT   Head of Movement, Candidate Says, Seeking Subsidy and Wants Harding Elected So May Receive It.

COX CLAIMS NEW YORK.   Nominee Prepares for Las Week of Speech Making Before Election.

GOVERNOR ASOALLS SATURDAY EVENING POST CARTOON   Declares Owner One oa Plutocratic Group After Special Privilege.

COX SEES GREAT GONSPIRAGY 5 "NATIONAL MAGAZINE: ATTACK HIM IN FINAL ISSUE BEFORE ELECTION   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE PICTURED AS NEWSBOY: IN: VENT FALSE AND SENSATIONAL HAPPENINGS: TO CNARIE HIM TO DISPOSE OF HiS WARES -

Democratic Presidential Candidate Charges Periodical Will Become Openly Republican Iv Its Issue of This Week; Denounces Motives Behind the Partisan Stand   SPRCIFIG PROMISE ON BUDGET

MAGAZINE 3 APPED FUR PARTIOAN  — OUANT   Democratic Candidate Grills Saturday Evening Post for Publishing Propaganda to Aid Republicans   OWNER IS ONE OF THE ‘PLUTOCRATIC GROUP   Confers With Leaders and Hears Optimistic Reports of the Situation; Begins Final Lan of His Tour

MAKE PLANS FOR EXCHANGE   Want Laws Enacted Which Will Protect Cotton Industry

Reed Rents Convention Hall Will ‘De All Tellind Himself   (RY THE ARROCRATEN tet erce.

Will Propose Naming Of High Commission If Anti-Japanese Legislation Passes In California

To Deal With Problems Willype Proposed by Japanese.   JAP NEWSPAPER STATES.   if Referendum Against Theit Countrymen is Passed in Cal. ifornia Statesmen Admit Project is Under Discussion but Result Will be Awaited— Secrecy Attacked.

CHICAGG. BOOZE. BANDITS ACTIVE   Raid Warehditses and Make Away With  $37,000 in “wet”. Loot.   WATCHMAN -IS. OVERPOWERED   Robber Wearing Poéliceman’s Uniforn Takes Part in’ Big Liquor Theft— Leaking Whisky Causes Arrest of Three Men.

CHICAGO BOOZE BANDITS ACTIVE      Raid Warehouses aid ‘Make Away With $37,000 in . “Wet” Loat.   WATCHMAN 1S OVERPOWERED   Rebber Wearing. Policeman’s Uniform Takes Part in Big Liquor Theft— Leaking Whisky Causes Arrest of Three Men.

HUE BANUITS MAKE B16 GRAB   Chicago Warehouses Robbed of $37,000 Worth of Liquor.   OVERPOWER THE WATCHMAN   Policeman’s Uniform Worn by One of the Robbers—Leaking Whisky in Express Office Causes Arrest of Three Men,

LONE BANDIT IN GEORGIA ROBS)   PAYROLL FOR MARINE CORPS TC AMOUNT OF $59,725 18. STOLEN EARLY THIS MORNING

LITTLE HOPE FOR SUFFRAGE   Leaders in Delaware Say Legislature Will Nat Ratify.

SUFFRAGISTS’ HOPES DASHED   Delaware Leaders Say Legislature Won't Ratify Nineteenth Amend. ment Resolution.

PALMER ORDERS _ ELECTION PROBE ° THROUGHOUT U. 5   Instructs District ‘Attorneys to Investigate Irregu- = .-i aa —larities I   ‘BELIEVE GOVERNMENT PLANS’ TO LOOK iKTO PRIMARIES      Flood Department. With Com plaints on Voting . ~

PROBE IRREGULARITIES IN ELECTIONS ORDEREL   Federal Agents at Work in Co. operation With State and Local Authorities.

TO INVESTIGATE IRREGULARITIES OF ELECTIONS   To Determine Truth in Charges of Alleged Fraud.

PALMER ORDERS ELECTION PROBE THROUGHOUT U.S.   Instructs District Attorneys te Investigate Irregu- larities   BELIEVE GOVERNMENT PLANS TO LOOK INTO PRIMARIES   Flood Department With Com. plaints on Voting

Looking After The  Soldier’s Interests   HOME SERVICH SECRETARIES! CONFERENCE AT FI iFORT MARCH tith.

HOME SERVICE SECRETARIES CONFERENCE AT FRANKFORT THURSDAY, MAR. 11

PLEDGED ARMY TO EUROPE.   Senator Johnson Says President Wilson Promised It.

BDOUBTS GOVERNMENT AID   Trank P. Glass Doesn't Believe Paper Shortage Will he Helped

DOUBT U. S. ABILITY TO REMEDY PRINT PAPER SITUATION   Shortage of News Print WorldWide Declares Witness at Senate Hearing

THE PAPER SHORTAGE.   Expert Before Senate Committee  Doesn't Think Government Can UWaln Mich.

GOVERNMENT DOES: NOT OFFER REIFF   Pablishers of New York Newspapers Appear Before Committee—Glass . Makes Statement.

NO RELIEF SEEN IN PAPER SHORTAGE   F. P. Glass Expresses Doubt If Government Will Be Able To Aid Any.

DOUBTS VALUE ~ OF REGULATION   GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY WILL NOT HELP’ PRINT PAPER SITUATION.   Former Head of A.N.P.A. Says Rise in Prices Has Been Fax too Excessive.

‘NO PAPER RELIEF   Uiorermment Will Net Be Ahi to Belp Much, Publisher Predicts,

PAPER SHORTAGE: IS WORLD WIE   Says Former President Pub  lishers’ Association and He  ' Doesn’t Think Government Able to Materially Relieve The Present Situation,

TALIAN SOLDIERS. FOR DALMATIA   POLISH CABINET TO FRAME CONDITIONS OF PRACE   JEMPORARY REGENT’S POWER   Hungarian Government. Will Frame Legislation Defining Powers of  Temporary Regent,

ITALIAN SOLDIERS FOR DALAT   ‘POLISH CABINET TO FRAME CONDITIONS PE ACK   TEMPORARY BESENT'S POWES   Hungarian Government Wili Frame  Legislation Defining  Powers .of  , Temporary Regent.

BARE MILLICK ~ DOLLAR FRAUD -WNSHIPYARIS   ‘Cost Plus System Is Blamec For Graft — Details of In vestigation Expected

ALLEGE GRAFTIN “ PACIFIC YARDS   Government Said to Have  Fraud. By Seven - Ship hiilders. _

PROBE ALLEGED FRAUD IN SHIP BUILDING JOBS   LOOK FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEXT STEP TO COME FROM SEATTLE.   MILLIONS IN CLAIMS ARE BEING HELD Ui   Gevernment Agent Intimates That _ Millions of Dollars May Be ao Involved in Transactions.

SHARK MIXES WITH BATHERS   Driven Isatoe Shallow Water and Killed by Life Geard.

Raising in ” the Mesilla Valley          is Economical, ish. Fertilization, Cleau the Idi and Make Big Return

»p Raising in the Mesilla Valley   li Band of Sheep is Economical, h Fertilization, Clean the elds and Make Big Return

ARREST CHICAGO REDS   POLICE SEIZE 38 MEMBERS OF THE I. W. W.   Documentary Evidence of Sensational Nature Taken—Only Men With Prison Records Are Held.

POLICE ROUND UP REDS IN CHICAGO   Thirty-Eight Members of the . W. W. Arrested.   Some Are Released Later, but Those With Prison Records Are Held— Documents Seized.

Duckworth Describes Life of a “Real” Ree   Comie Paper “Bolshie” Once Lived in New York But Went to Russia, Where He Superintended Shooting of Prisoners; Eats Out of His Hands and Uses His Sleeve as Napkin

DUCK WORTH SEEDN.Y. MAN INRED RUSSIA   Meets Former Advertising Man—-Now Typical Bolshevik.

DENY BAN ON SALE OF MALT AND HOPS   Prohibition Enforcement Offi cials Not Yet’ Sure. of ‘Their . Ground. They. Sav.

SIGN 300,000 BOYS TO TRAIN   New York Youths Between i6 and i1§ Required to Sign Up Under State Military Law.

REPORT OF REVOLUTION IN GERMANY NOT TRU}   it was at First Thought that Possibly Revolution has Broken out in Ger. many.

MANY WATERS UNSAFE   STATE DEPT. OF CONSERVATION ISSUES WARNING AGAINST POLLUTED STREAMS,

CARRIED AWAY GOLD IN HIS FALSE LEG      Skilled. Worker in Genver Mint Is Ar “rested and Bultion Worth $100, 000 ig Recovered.

EMPLOYE OF DENVER MINT TAKES MUCH GOLD   Orville Herrington, Aged Forty-one Caught With the Goods on Him This Morning.

WOODEN LEG HELPS WORKER STEAL BULLION   Employee Denver Mint Carries Bars in False Limb   14 BARS FOUND IN CELLAR OF HIS HOME   Thefts Amount to $100,000—Thief College Graduate

QOOD SHHTEF- POOR ITIDER.   Worker hi Denver Mint Was Ua. atidette Conceal Thefts. -

MINT WORKER HAS BACK YARD SOWN WITH GOLD BARS   Canght in the Act of Carrying Away Precious Metal—Denver Man Made Full Confession.

SKILLED WORKER. IN MINT STEALS ‘$35,000 IN, GOLD  BULLION; ALL RECOVERED

MINT EMPLOYEE CARRIED GOLD IN HIS WOODEN LEG   Denver Man Had Removed Gold Bars Valued at $35,000 Before Detectives Caught Him.

MINT WORKER GRUGHT STEALING GOLD BARE      Had Secreted More Than $100, ‘000 Worth In Hollow Faris Of Wooden Les.

NAY RVURACH O TEAL STEN.O0O 18 BULLION  Secret Service ‘ce Operator Ar- rests Him And Entire Amount Recovered.  PARS CF METAL TAKEN   BARS GF METAL TAKEW

DENVER MINT WORKER ARRESTED   ORVILLE HARRINGTON  CONFESSES TO STEALING GOLD BARS.

STOLE $100,000 FROM MINT SHARE   Federal Employe in Denver At.  leged to Have Taken Gold   Bars Away in His False Leg

STEALS GOLD FROM MINT   Employee at Denver Charged With Theft of $35,000 Worth of Metal— Recovered in Yard.

MUNITION STEALING MAY BRING ON TRIALS   Three Officers of 82d Field Artillery Recommended for Hearing.   LOSSES BY THEFT TOTAL HUGE SUM   ‘Men in Charge of Army Supplies at Time May Be Called to Answer.

ANY OUPP LIES STOLEN FROM FORT BLISS   Three Officers of 82nd Field Artillery Are Recommended For Court Martial Because of Losses

NEW WAVY PLAN UF DEPARTMENT   Specifications Provide for 940 Vessels of All Kinds.   INCLUDES 16 DREADNAUGHTS   At Least $1,000.000,000 a Year Willi Be Required, According to Assistant Secretary Roosevelt — For Fleet Rivaling Army.

NAVY STRENGTH TO BE 940 WARSHIPS   MANY IMPROVEMENTS ARE UN, DER WAY ON DREADNOUGHTS  ANP OTHER CRAFT.

940 VESSELS IN NEW NAVY, PLAN   Includes 16 Dreadnaughts, 13 . Pre-Dreadnaughts and Eight Armored Cruisers.   MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN VIEW   Assistant Gecretary Roosevelt Is for Fleet Fivaling Any in World— ‘Says Department Wit! Require $1,000, 000,000 a Wear.

946 VESSELS TO BE IN NEW \ NAVY IS PLAN   Includes 16 Dreadnaughts, 13 Pre-Dreadnaughts and Eight ° Armored Cruisers.   MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN Vic./   Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Is for Fieet Rivaling Any in Wortd— . Saye Department Wiil Require $1,000,000,000 a Year.

QLUMP IN PRICES GENERAL, RESULT WAS INEVITABLE   MANY IDLE, SAYS REPORT   PRODUCTION BETTER, BUT FARM LABOR ISN’T IN GOOD SUPPLY

PRODUCTION ON INCREASE NEW YORK BANK SAYS   Declines in Prices Not Only Isolated  Cases—-Tension Could Not Continue.

A GRADMAL PRICE DECLINE   National Baek ef Cemmerce Seee a Steady Tendency Toward  Beda rtiane.

WAGE AWARD MAY COME NEXT WEEK   Barton Assures President Board Will Hurry   “Leaders of Brotherhood Expect Announcement Will Help

WAGE obHEDULES FOR RAILROADS DUE NEXT WEEK   Railway Labor Board Denies That There is Any Deadlock.   WILSON’S MESSAGE PUBLIC

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD ASSURES EARLY ACTION   Decision May Be Handec Down Within a Week.

OUTLAW. STRIKE HURRIES ACTION   ‘RAIL BOARD TO GIVE FIND: ING,NEXT WEEK —   Will Consider Moves Looking Toward Stopping Series of Walkouts.

SOON T0 BE MADE   Publication of President’s Mes : auge Urging That Action Be Expedited Clears Up Mystery   DEBATE STRIKE WAVE   Two Moves Looking Toward Setdement of Sporadic Walkouts Will Be Taken Today

LABOR BOARD HANDS DOWN DECISION SOON CHAIRMAN DECLARES   Denial is Made of Report that Board Faces a Deadlock Because of Divurgent Views.   UNABLE TO GIVE PARTIAL REPORT ASKED BY WILSON   ‘Many Separate Schedules S« Closely Related Changes May be Made at Last Minute.

Labor Board May Hand Down  Awards Next Week; Date Uncersain.   CART MAKE. PARTIAL DECISION ON DEMANDS   Increase Granis All to B Made at Same Time, Wileon Informed.

CHAIRMAN DENIES REPORTS BODY IS FACING DEADLOCK ANDEXPECTSEARLY AWARD

LABOR ROARD MAY ~ MAKE AWARD SOON   RAIL WAGE SETTLEMENT Is FORECASTED FOR NEXT WEEK BY JUDGE BARTON,

RAILWAY WORKERS WAGE DECISION IS LIKELY NEXT WEEK   Chairman Burton Says All The Speed Possible ls Used   BELIEVED WILSON’S REQUEST WILL CHECK IMPATIENCE   Vacation Taking Among Employes Ap pears To Be Principally In The Fastern Rail Centers

BOARD SPEEDS UP ON WAGE CONTROVERS}   Labor Tribunal Gives President As surances of Early Decision in Rail Strike,

Publication of Text of President’s Message Urging Speed Clears Up Mystery which Surrounded Its Receipt— Judge Barton Declines to Make Public His Reply but Would be Glad to have President Do So

“4 i NELSON IN    ECLIPSE.   Tipton County Young Man Not Vis. ible to the Naked Eye.

NELSON IN ECLIPSE.   Tipton County Young Man Not Vis. ible to the Naked Eye.

ISSUE EXECUTION   Sheriff Makes Levy on Property of Cashtown Company's Successors.

NETHERLANDS CON SUL-GENERAL SAYS FORMER KAISER IS JUST AN UNINTERESTING OLD MAN

SAY, MEN, LET'S TRY THIS!   Alabamians in Overall Ciub Against Clothes Cost.

BUSINESS MEN WEAR’ : “OVERALLS. AS: DBOTES   Alabania Starts~” "Unique Move Against High’ ‘Cost of Clothes With Hundreds Volunteer

LET’S ALL JOIN THIS CLUB   Campaign Against High Cost of Clothing Started Down in Birmingham, Ala.

BAYAN 15 RUNNING LAST IN NEBRASKE   Returns From Primary Coming in Slowly, With Johnson Leading Republican Candidates for Presidency.

BROTHERS CHARGED WITH BEING AUTO BANDITS HUNTED IN SWAME   Frederick and Jules Deslaurier Are Said To Have Been Operating in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

“WN SHANE MT WEBSTE   Police and Civilian Posses finard: Exits’   Deslauri iers ‘Brothers, Believed, to be the Men Responsible for Auto. Holdups in Three States—One of Them Threw  Wife.and Son:From Caras.it Sped. Through Webster...

Alleged Car Thief Throw:  Wife and Son From   - Running Board.   HAVE LONG CHASE   Deslauriers Leave Automobile‘and Take to Marshes Near Worcester.

SUGAR BROKERS TO BE QUIZZED   Many Have Ignored Conditions Of Their Federal License,   WAR ACTS STILL IN EFFECT

A MILK FAMINE THREATENS K. C.   Dairies Stop Delivery When New Ordinance Passes~Arrests to Follow

SHELBUP” MAN Grr et HURT   a’ }, “hee ELA 4YS SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL IN ACCIDENT AT MILDRED MINE   OPERATION 15 PERFORMED

PICK COMMITTEES  FOR HOUSE SURVE’   PRECINCT WORKERS AN. NOUNCED BY DIRECTOR RBLACKMAR TODAY   START WORK APRIL 19   Final Plans Will be Made at Meet ing of Committees W ecnesday Afternoon   Ward and Precinct Committees Will Name Such Assistants as ( May be Needed

VREGINET WORKER NOUNCED BY Dik ACRKAAR TODAY  ito oe     Ss         START WORK APRIL 19   Final Pinus Will he Made at Meet ing of Committees Wecnes: Afternuvon      Ward and Precinet Committee Will Name Such Assistant’ as May he Necded

EXPRESS STRIKE IS TOTAL FAILURE   More Than 1,C00 Return to Work in Chicago.   Officiais Claim Backbone of Walkout Is Broken—Yards Are Being Cleaned Up.

EXPRESS STRIKE FAILS   More Than 1,000 Return to Work in Chicago. ,   Officials Claim Backbone of Waikout Is Broken—Yards Are Being Cleaned Up.

STRIKE WANES AS 1,000 RETURN TO WORK.   Company Officials Ciaim Backbone of Walkout is Broken—Cleaning Up the Yards.

FAMINE BACK WMIITRIAITY   Will Soon Be Able’ to Buy ~” Raw Material in Open - " §  Markets.   FRANCE RATIFIES HER TREATY WITH AUSTRIA   Embargoes Placed on “Ship: ments to Ireland Because

-Mrs. H. M. McCullough is visiting relatives in Comanche for a few days.

Condition’ in Cities i Alarming, Many Fam‘ilie Living in One  i Room.

Moore Declines Cox Managership   Pre-Convention Manager Yssnes For  maj] Statement Pods

MOORE REFUSES LEADERSHIP   National Committeeman From Ohi¢ Does Not Care for Chairmanship of National Body.

MILITARY MOVE BY FRANCE CONDEMNED iN STATEMENT ISSUED BY LONDON OFFICE

SPECULATORS, THROUGH EX CHANGES   Have Practised Outrageous Swindling Methods, Says Senator Comer.

ENGLISH PAYING MORE FOR FOOB   Within Two Points of Highest Mark During War.   SHORTAGE ALSO IN SIGHT    Dire Possibilities of Periods When Actual, Necessaries Will Be Extremely Scarce—Still, the Prices Are Not Equal to Those for Same Articles in the United States.

oe an  Delivered Interesting and Instructiy dress At Woman’s Club Rooms  construction Peri od in War-torn tries and United States—Miss  can Rendered Vo cal Selection,

Delivered Interestin g and Instru dress At Woman’s Club Room:  _ construction Period in War-to tries and United States— ‘son Rendered Vo cal Selectio

AMERICA WARNS ENGLAND AGAINST SECRET ARREFMENT   U.S. Sends Note Protesting Against Division Of Territory   DEMANDS EQUAL RIGHT   This Country Wants Freedom In Turkish Oil Industry

U. $. OBJECTS T8 SECRET PACTS   Protests Against Agreements Between London and Paris.   MESOPOTAMIA OIL INVOLVED

Le eee  U9, PROTESTS AGREEMENT TL EXPLOIT TURKS   Note Despatched to Great Britain Calls for Renunciation of Secret Bargains   STAND ON MESOPOTAMIA OIL PACT IS REITERATED   POLICY OF THIS COUNTRY © MANDATE, TERRITORIES 1 UNDERSTOOD TO BE Sk FORTH IN PAPER,

DANIELS HITS SEN, PENROSE   Declares Senator and Not Sims Originated Navy Charges

CHARGES AGAINST NAVY CAME FROM SENATOR PENROSE   He, Not Sims, Originat. ed Them, Secretary Daniels Declares

Ri inances. of Y: M. €: A. * 1920   PENROSE BLAMED 'FOR SIMS’ CHARGES   Daniels Declares Senator Origi. > nated Claims‘of Navy Pro- : : erastination. 

DECLARES PENADOE BEHIND SIMS GASE   Says Republican Senator Made Statement in 1918.   CITES SPEECH IN SENATE   Refers to Admiral as a Plagiarist ir Appropriating Words and Views of the Pennsylvania Solon in Speech.

"OF ENROS —INSIMS CASE   Says Republican Senator Made Statement in 1918.   SITES .SPEECH IN SENATE

ASSERTS PENROSE BEGAN ‘CRITICISM   Sceretary Daniels Intimates Sim: _Borrowed Ideas from Pennsylvania

DANIELS CHARGES SIMS AND PENROSE WITH COLABORATION   Basic Criticism of the Navy Came First from Senator from  Pennsylvania,    WAS IT MENTAL TELEGRAM    1  King Offered Sims Honorary  Membership in Admiralty,  Secretary Declares.

DANIELS SAYS POLITICS {S$ REASON FOR CHARGES      Senator Penrose 1s Brought ‘Into Senate Naval Probe by Secretary Today.   FIRST CHARGE IN-SENATE

SAYS SIMS-COPIED PENROSE CHARGES   Daniels’ Sees Plagarism 0 Mental Telepathy.   SENATOR LED BY A YEAR   “Did They Collaborate or  Exchange Mental Telegrams?” Secretary. of Navy Asks, “

BOGE PENADSE BACH OF lM’ CHARGED DANIETS ASSERTS   Says Penrose Originated the Basic Charges Made by Admiral Sims and Adds That It Appears as if They Were Acting in Collusion.

CITES PENROSE IN SIMS CASE   Daniels Says U. S. Senator riginated the Naval Conduct Charges.   KeuALL§ SPEECH IN 1918   Declares Lawinaker in Speech to Sen. ate Said That Procrastination of Cabinet Member Delayed Termination of War Three Months.

PENROSE BACK: © OF SIMS SAYS DANIELS TODAY   SECRETARY RECALLS . PA: SENATOR'S SPEECH ON AUGUST 24,1918. °°

DANIELS SAYS PENROSE, NOT SIMS, ORIGINATED BASIG NAVAL CHARGES   Naval Secretary Points Out That Pennsylvania Senator Had In A Senate Speech in 1918, Mentioned Conditions Whicl Constituted Rear Admiral Sims’ Later Accusations——Al most Identical Words Used—Both From Pennsylvania.

PENROSE ORIGINATED SIMS CHARGES, SAYS SECRETARY DANIELS   Pennsylvania Republican’s Charges Copied by Sims Over Year Later.

IN SIMS CASE   Daniels Says U. S. Senator Origi nated the Naval Conduct Charges.   RECALLS SPEECH IN 1918   Declares Lawmaker in Speech to Senate Said That Procrastination of Cabinet Member Delayed Ter. mination of War Three  i Months.

PENROSE BACK OF NAVY TROUBLE   Secretary Daniels Tells Investi gating Committee. Says He Originated it.   SENATOR HAD FIRST IDEA   Sims’ Letter And Penrose’s Speech Contained Similar Statements, May Have Used Mental Telepathy.

PENROSE FIRST CRITIC OF NAVY   Daniels Said Sims Dic Not Originate Charges He Made.   THE SECRETARY CONTINUES STORY

ENROGE CnAnGED WITH ORIGINATING RTTAGKS ON NAVY   Sims Only Repeated Senator's Assertions Daniels Tells Senate Committee.

DANIELS RECALLS PENROSE SPEECK   Says Senator And Not Admiral Sims Originated Charges Against Navy.

SAYS PENROSE MADE CHARGES, NOT SIMS   Daniels Makes Claim to Sen-_ ate Committee.

PENROSE CALLED ORIGINATOR OF NAVAL CHARGES      Secretary Daniels Claims Sims Statements Were Based on One by. Senator.

BOSS PENROSE IN NAVY ROW   Daniels Says Senator and No’ Sims Originated Charges Against Department.

SECRETARY DANIELS  AGCUSES DENR ASE   Declares Senator is Man Who Placed The Words in Mouth Of Rear Admiral Sims.    Words Used by Sims Almost Identical to Those of Penrose Year Before.

DANIELS AGGUSES SENATOR PENROSE   SAYS PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR WAS AUTHOR OF CHARGES AND ADMIRAL SIMS WAS HIS ECHO.

PENROSE ORIGINATOR OF CHARGES AGAINST NAVY DANIELS STATES   ‘Says Admiral Sims is a Plagarist— Used Senator’s Words

G. 0. P. BEHIND   Daniels. Says: ‘Senator Pen; ‘rose Originated Basic -. Charges ‘Sims Made,   PERHAPS THEY. USED _ “MENTAL. TELEGRAMS’

FURNISHED BASIC CHARGES AGAINST THE NAVY DEPT.   DANIELS RECALLS SPEECH DELIVERED IN 1919,   Says That a Year Later Sims Used Almost the Same Language in His Charges On the Lackings Of .the Navy Department In World War.

MERCIER PRAISES AMERICA   Belgian Cardinal Says Flattering Things: About America in Epistle To Belgian Touring Club.

EIGHT HOURS OF EFFORT 10 NAME MAN IS FUTILE   Cox and McAdoo Lead Mos Of The Day, Before  Recess.

Ballots Disposed of at Rate 30 Minutes Each; Recess Until Evenine Seasion. _

RECESS FINDS A DEADLOCK WITH 1GROLLSCALLED   Cox People Protest Respite, But Palmer and McAdoo Backers Welcome It.   BALLOTS EVERY 30 MIN.  Tired Delegates Bolt Through Door Before Vote Ends.

’ THOU REST   STORY OF BRARLY SRSSION   PALMER DECLINES AND McA DOO'S SUPPORT PROPS ORF

TIXTEEN TIMES THEY TAKE. POLL WITHOUT RESULT   STORY OF EARLY SESSION   PALMER DECLINES AND McADOO’S SUPPORT DROPS OFF

NEWBERRY CASE I TLL UIMINAT INE   Three Men All Primed With Sensational Testimony Ready to Spring.

MEMBERS OF JURY WHICH INDICTED NEWBERRY TESTIFY   Give Testimony 0: Three Workers of Michigan Senator   DEFENSE SPENDS DAY OBJECTING

THREE NEWBERRY MEN GAVE CRAND JURY OAT   Defendants Have Waived Immun: ity and Give Testimony ‘With Any Kind OF Promises.

JURY CLERK TESTIFIES.   ‘Statements of Three Newberry Men Repeated at Trial : of Cases.

NEWBERRY COUNSEL TRIES 10 GUT OUT TESTIMONY OF MEN   Two Who Served on Grand Jury, at Which Three of Defense Testified, Tell of  Remarks They Made.

STORIES GIVEN TO GRAND JURY TOLD WN COUR!   Judge Sessions Rules Confessions Can Only Be Uset in Prosecution of Wit nesses Who Made Them

WAN Is HOLLAND © A MEM BEM Ur .  _ NATIONS LEAGUE   Commitiee. From Dutch Chamber Reports: After  Ceammninag fncaanant

HOLLAND (5. ADVISED TO. AFFILIATE WITH HG   The Parliamentary Committee Points to Social Isolation as * Alternative

HOLLAND ADVISED. T0 GIVE ADHESIIN TO LEAGUE NATION   Refusal May Mean Isolation and Exclusicn Frem Social Life of Other Countries.

HOLLAND SHOULD ENTER   Government Committee Recommend: Adhesion to League,

ALLOW INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES   Kansas Court Granted Increase Approved in Interstate Commerece Commission

ALLOW INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES      Kansas Court  Granted Increase Ap. proved in Interstate Commerce Commi

MILK RATES UP 20 PER CENT.   Industrial Court Granted immed. into! Express Hike.

CAI DIDATE MAKES HIS ‘IRST- PUBLIC  AD DRESS SINCE NOM. TRARTOVRAT.   Will ‘Make No Plans of Cam - paign’ Until He. Consulta Party Leaders — Gets ™ More Telecrams.-.- - -

‘COX AND ROOSEV ELT IS CATCHY THINKS FORMER, WHO LIKES CHOICE   Democratic Presidential Candidate Believes Vice Presidential Nominee Will Be Good Running Mate——-Governor Not Intimately Acquainted With Roosevelt, But Declares Him “Vigorous, Upstanding and Courageous.”

COX PLEASED WITH ROOSEVELT   Governor Made First Public Address After  His Nomination ‘

GOX SATIOFIED WITH. ROOSEVELT AS RUNNINGNIATE   Comments On Catchy Com bination of Names When Told of Nomination.   Frowns On Any Attempt te Exploit Class Hatred In  America.

ATCHY, oAYS GO WHEN TOLO WHO fa HIS RUNNING MATE   Governor Is Not Intimately Ac: quainted With Selection on the Ticket.

Democratic Nominee is Much Pleased With Running Mate.   ‘HE CALLS HIM A  PROGRESSIVE MAN   Next President, in Speeck Last Night, Scores Class Hatred.

COX LIKES HIS RUNNING MATE   Calls Roosevelt Vigorous, Up: standing, Courageous and Progressive Democrat.   MESSAGE FROM WATTERSON   Governor Busy at His Dayton News. paper Office Trying to Read Thousands of Congratulatory Telegrams  —Daubert Sends Message.

COM IS PLEASED” WIT SELECTION OF ROOSEYEL   SAYS VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE IS COURAGEOUS AND PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT.

““Cox and Roosevelt’’ Is “‘Catchy’’ Combination. Opines Governor of Ohta   Democratic Presidential Nominee Pleased With Running Mate Makes First Speech, Denouncing Class Hatred. and Bullet in Industrial Disputes.

WAY COX FEEES ~~ ABOUT CHOICE   IHIOAN WELL PLEASE!  WITH HIS RUNNING © MATE, HE SAYS.   >oints to ‘His Record in th Buckeye State as What He Would Do. ©

RUNNING MATE Ta 0. K., ASSERTS COA   Governor Calls Roosevelt Vigorous, Progressive Democrat.   GETS MASS OF TELEGRAMS   Busy at His Dayton Newspaper Office ‘Trying to Read the Thousands of Congratulatory Messages ax From All Sections.

Jemocratic Presidential Nominee Appears Well Pleased with Convention’s Selection; Dictates Congratulations

‘Cox and Roosevelt, That’s Catchy, Isn’t It?”” Was Comment of Ohio Governo.

ROOSEVELT IS GOOD MATE, COX THINKS   Democratic Nominee Will Not Make ‘Front Porch’? Campaign As Harding Plans.

ROOSEVELT AS RUNNING ‘MATE PLEASING 10 C0}   Democratic ‘Presidential Nominee Well Satisfied With Choice . of Convention.   TIRST ADDRESS IS MADE!       Speaks at Middleton, ‘Ohio, and Warns Against Class Hatred ‘and Its Dangers,

COX 1S KEPT BUSY AT HIS. HOME AT DAYTON   Democratic Candidate Soon to Meet Running Mate and to Announce Wis Plans

ROOSEVELT IS GOOD RUNNING MATE--COX   Democratic Candidates Will Plan Campaign Soon.

“COX AND ROOSEVELT”   “That's Catchy, Isn't It?” Comments Presidential Nominee . _ When Word Is Taken to eae of Néw Yorker's Nomination in Frisco.’

RESORT TO. ‘ THE STUMP   CANDIDATE MAKES HIS FIRST PUBLIC AD --DRESS SINCE NOMTA AWTON   Will Make No Plans of Campaign Until He Consulta Party Leaders — Gets  Marea Talacrams

GOV. COX LIKES RUNNING MATE   SAY ROOSEVELT IS “PROGRESSIVE DEMO. CRAT.”

COX PLEASED WITh RUNNING OMA ESELECTED   “Cox and Roosevelt Sounds Catchy,” is Ohio Governor's Comment.  Warns Against The Attempt To Exploit Class Hatred

Sec'y Baker, Lawyer, Aided by Second Lawyer, Can’t Figare Income Tax

‘PAID TOO GREAT INCOME TAX   Seeretary Baker Eirrs On the “ide of

BAKER GVERPAYS INCOME TAX   Secretary of War Notificd He Has Re fund of $480 Due Hirn as Result of ‘Error.

REPRISALS TAKEN) ON BRITISH, WARNS SIN FEIN CHIEF   Commandant Says Destruction of Towns Must Stop.

STILL AT LARGE.      No Trace of Grover Cleveland Berg: doll, Draft Evader.

NATION-WIDE SEARCH MADE FOR PHILADELPHIA SLACKER   Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Again at Liberty—Escaped From Mother’s Mansion.

NATIONWIDE HUNT IS ON FOR MOST NOTORIOUS SLACKER      Grover Clvelsnd Bersdelt x Rit al large Following Escape from Pedceal (icer.      SECRETARY OF ORDERS TIOROLGH SEARCH            ju Trace of Mittienire Draft Evades Mier Eixhtces Wours ‘Sinton

MILLIONAIRE WAR SLACKER IS AGAIN AT LARGE   GROVER CLEVELAND BERGDOLI SLIPS FROM CUSTODY OF OFTICERS.

DRAFT DODGER HAS MADE GOOD HIS ESCAPE BELIEVER   Wealthy Grover Cleveland Berg. doll Eludes Officers and Speeds Away.   IN FAST AUTOMOBILE   Officers Do Not Even Know What Direction He Has Chosen.

AINA! Telegraphic!  FIGHT IS ON TO KEEP U. S. DRY; STATES READY ACT

TO OPPOSE SUIT.   Charles Evans Hughes to Represent Drys in Supreme Court Fight.

LOCKLEAR AND. ELLIOTT KILLED IN AERIAL:ocuNl   Plane in 2 Nose Dive Monday Night Dived te Earth and Caught Fire‘

TWO AVIATORS WERE KILLEI   When Plane, Crashed to Earth During Nose Dive Feat for Motion Picture Production.

FREIGHT WRECK ON WABASH   Car Believed Derailed; 14 Pile Up Ix Tangle Near Andrews, Indiana, When Rridgve Palle

FREIGHT WRECK ON WABASH   Car Belleved Derailed; 14 Pile Up In Tangle Near Andrews, Indiana,  Whoan Beitdenw Dalla

EARLY REDUCTION. IN COST OF CGAL   Predicted in Indianapolis as Result of Late Order

DROP IN PRICE OF COAL FORECAST   MATERIAL REDUCTION OF COAL  PRICES SEEN AS RESULT OF iI. C. C. ORDER

EXPECTS CHEAPER COAL   SEARLES SAYS ORDER THAT MAY CLOSE: THE WAGON MINES SHOULD HELP.

SEARLES PREDICTS LOWER COAL PRICE   Affected by Decision on Wagon Mines.

MAY REDUCE COAL PRICE   Interstate Commerce Commission Ruling Will Have Effect.

TATE 6. 0. P. SPLIT WIDE IN PLATFORN ROW   Blaine and Other La Follette  Nominees Repudiate Platform  , Condemning League after Writing Most of Planks   MORGAN CECLARES HIMSELF FOR M’COY FOR GOVERNOF   La. Follette Counters With Edi torial; Wants Either Socialist or Independent

TATE 6. 0. P.  PLT WIDE IN PLATFORM ROW   Blaine and Other La Follett  Nominees Repudiate Platform  . Condemning League after Writing Most of Planks   MORGAN DECLARES HIMSELF FOR M’COY FOR GOVERNOR

LEGISLATURE MAY BE CALLED NEXT WEEK   Expected Governor Will Have Sufficient Pledges by Late

SPECIAL SESSION , CTED SOON   Officials Believe Body Wil Be Ip Seesion By Latter Part of Next ; Week. :

SOCIALISTS RE-ELECTED.   Members of New York Legislature Returned in Special Election.

SOCIALISTS WIN OUT   Ousted Members Re-elected to N. Y. Legisature

PLANE RIDE WITH NEW SHOES   Nevel Advertising ‘Scheme by Nerth Dakota Dentler.

VEXIGO 10 EXPEL ODER AMER PAMCHT AD ACENT   Expulsion Likened By Mexice-To Recent Depertatior of Russian Ractieals.

MAY EXPELL JENKINS,   Seizure of His Factory at Puebla Also is Indicated.

BOLSHEVIK AGENTS CPEK TO SPREAD PROPAGANDA IN 1.8   American Officials At Foreign Ports Attempt To Prevent Migratory Movement   PASSPORT REGULATIONS : MADE MORE STRINGEN’   Moscow Spy System Surpasses Ger man Staff Before The War, In Efficiency.

BOLSHEVISTS ARE LOOKING TOWARD U: §   Many Famous Spies of Central Powers of Europe Work ing for Soviet Now.

BOLSHEVIK! TRYING TO FLOOD U.S, WITH — BANDS OF ARITATORS      New Passport Regulations Used to Stop Influx; Many Reach This Country by. Wav af Canada 

BOLSHEVIK PLAN TO INVADE WU. 8. WITH PROPAGAND!   Spy and Courier System Em ployed by Lenine Said to Surpass That of German General Staff Before War.

BULOHEVIK SPIES DETERMINED 10 ENTER AMERICA   Secret Service of Moscow Government Surpasses Germany’s Before the War.   “MISSIONARIES” TO U. S

BOLOREVIK OUGHT TO INVADE U9.   Government Learns That Lenine Plans Tc Send Missionaries.

BOLSHEVIK] SEND SPIES. TO AMERICE      Determined Efforts Being ~ Made by Reds to Fill Country   GOVERNMENT HAS LIST ~OF SOVIET SECRET MEN   New Passports Regulations  Adopted in Effort to — “Puta ‘Stop ’.to Immisration 

Diplomatic Officials In Europe Uncover a Gigantic Plot to Flood the United States With Radical Agitators and Literature; Svstem Rivals That of Germans   LIST OF WORKERS COMPILED

IN UNITED ATES   DIPLOMATIC OFFICIALS IN’ EU. ‘ROPE GET EVIDENCE AS TO RUSSIAN METHODS.

RUSSIAN SPIES TRY. TOENTER AMERICA   SOVIET SYSTEM, If IS STATED, SURPASSES GERMANY’S . BEFORE WAR.

SOVIETS ENDEAVOR TO INVADE NATION   ‘New Passport Regulations Hav  Been Adopted by America to Meet Menacing Conditions

USE PARCEL POST   Big St. Paul Firms Have Material. ly Reduced Expenses by New S¥stem

Resolute Holds Lead In First Half Today   Pace Is Set by Cup Defender After Overcoming Early Lead ot Green, Challenger; Maintains Lead of Half a Mile With Five Miles of Return Course Passed

RESOLUTE WINS OVER SHAMROCK   American Seamanship Outgenerals Cup Contender After Lipton’s Yacht Gets Away First; Commanding Leac Won in First Half of Heat.

AMERICAN SLOOP RUNNING AHEAD   SHAMROCK WAS MORE THAN TWO MINUTES BEHIND RESOLUTE AT HALFWAY MARK

WAGE DEMANES WILL BE TAKEN UP NEXT Week   Conference Called te Discuss Inerease for Rail Men   PLANS ARE COMPLETED

RAILWAY WAGES UP NEXT WEE   %i-Partisan Conference to Meet as Soon as Mem bers Are Named.

RAIL MEN'S WAGE. DEMANDS WILL BE HEARD NEXT WEEK   ‘Heads of 15 Unions to Repre_ sent Employes at Preliminary Sessions—Changes To Be Made for Board.

WAGE DEMANDS TO BE TAKEN UP ANEW   Representatives of Brotherhoods Will Meet Railroad Officials in Conference Next Week, Probably ‘Wednesday

LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS NEXT {Nv PARIS SATURDAY   Will Consider Appointment of Committee To Investigate Conditions in Russia.

{ND BRYAN ASSISTANT IBALL COACHES   Complete ¢ . Next Yous Both  for Experienced  en

REPUBLICANS SWEEP PLATTER CLEAN      is: the Farmer Cettine Rich?

PEETE: OFFICIAL: ; ?OUNT NOT. a ii      But Shough’ te Known af Headgiiar y Insure, a Brilltant ° Baccess: 8

RADICALS LOSE MINER ELECTION      Early Returns Indicate Conservative Element Will Control Mine Unions.

LEWIS CLAIMS HIS ELECTION   FARRINGTON WINS FOR STATE STATE PRESIDENT AND JOHN HICKS SUB-DISTRICT PRES.

CONSERVATIVES WIN IN MINE WORKERS’ ELECTION   Incomplete Returns Indicate Re-election of President Lewis and Othors.   HARLIN THOUGHT BEATEN

POLISH REPLY TO U. 3. NOTE IS RECEIVED   Bolshevik Forces Making Desperate Stand to  Save Army.

HiUoo RETREAT ~PANICKY, ROUT  NOW POSSIBLE   AIRMEN GETTING THEIR GOAT.   REDS THROW AWAY ARMS IN WILD FLIGHT HOMEWARD.

Question of Senate Minerity Leadéesehip Net te Be Settled for Twe Weeks.

W000 OPENS HIS LINAS DRIVE   Warns Republicans Not te Build Platform on Mistakes . of Democrats.   PRAISES WAR BACKING

STRIKE REPORT FALSE.   Brotherhood Officials Says En gineers and Firemen Do Not Want Walkout.

STRIKE ANNOUNCEMENT CREATES EXCHTEMEN   REPORT THAT 3.000 ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN WOULD GO OUT TODAY IS VIGOROUSLY DENTED —INSPIRED STUPRP, SAYS LOV gs F

STRIKE REPORT IS UNFOUNDED   False Statement of. Pendine Strike of 3,000 Engineers ad Firemen Disregarded~

Railroads Preparing for Any Eventuality in Event the Walkout Takes Place.   STATEMENT BY LOVELL

Members of Exfiploy, Association  %    royal  Employes of Cumberland Telephay:  and Telegraph Co. Enjoy Outing Thusrday Afternoon. i

Members of ‘Employees Association Mee   Employes of Cumberland Telephon and Telegraph Co. Enjoy Outins ‘thusrday Afternoon.

ROME RECEIVES DETAILS   D’Annnunzio Legionaires Re opened Fire on Regulars, Rulletin Says.

NEW REPUBLIC DECLARED BY NORTHERNERS   Customs Houses Seized and Men of Fighting Age Called Out.

OUNURA OTATE SOLDIERS DEFY CARRANZA TROOPS SEIZE GUSTOMS HOUSES   Appearance of Federal Troops in State Said To be Cause for Latest Insurrection— Bloodshed Is Expected.

Mexican State Secedes and Conflict Is Certain to Result,   MORE STATES IN REVOLT   Report Says ‘Fourteen Others Have Thrown Off Carranza Yoke,

Trouble at Croke Park Sun. day Due to Attempt to Search Gunmen.   PICKETS FIRED ON CROWN OFFICERS   Strong Military Patrols Guard All Parts of the City Today.

Leaders In Irish aes Affairs Invited   Invited by Commilttfe of 100 to Come '’ to United States: to ‘Testify Retore Caninission +

HIGH OFFICIALS INVITED T0 U.S   Have Been Invited tc _ Appear Before Com. mittee of 100

INVITE BRT MNLITARY Hell  TD IRISH QUIZZ   ASKED TO GIVE VIEW OF BRITISE OFFICIAL CIRCLES IN TRISH FONTROVERSY.

ASK ULSTER CHIEF AND BRITISH SEE Y TOURISH HEARINGS   Committee of 100. Invites Si Hamar Greenwood and Sir “John French to U. S.

Secretary Daniels Says LloydGeorge Agrees With Him on Necessity.   ALL NATIONS MUST BE  NCLUDED. HE BELIEVES.   League of Nations, With U, § A Member, Could Accompolish .End,

DANIELS 1 WITh LLOVD GEORGE FOR SHOOTLESS NAVIES   Stands With English Premier on Disarmament; Would Go Even Step Further.

DANIELS AGREES WITH PREMIER ON “NAVY REDUCTION   Believes World-Wide Disarmament Possible Through AngloAmerican Action

Secretary of Navy Says Brit. _ish Premier Agrees With His Policy on Navy.   WOULD CUT . ARMAMENT

DANIELS AGREES WITH BRITISH ON DISARMAMENT   Approves of Plan Suggested By Licoyd George for Naval “Holiday.”

COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF THE ~_1LW.W. OFFENDERS   CONVICTION OF BIG BILL HAYWoop AND 88 OTHER I, W, W's SUSTAINED

GET TWO NEW DORMITORIES   Beard of Control Budget In: cludes Dormitories at Normal and C. I. A.   TOTAL IS GUT $14,000,000

25 MILLIONS FOR BUDGET OF TEXAS   Control Board Conipletes - Estimates; —   BUILDING PROGRAM FOR STATE SCHOOLS   Efforts Made to Adjust ~~ Salaries.

DIATE EXPENSES OTMATED AT TARA AUTAU   BOARD OF CONTROL CUTS RE GUESTED APPROPRIATIONS ONE-THIRD,

BOARD GF CONTROL MKS 925 407 17]   ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITU RES FOR NEXT 2 FISCAL YEARS ARE LARGE.   Schools and Colleges Located In East, North and South Texas To Get Big Share of the Appropriations,

NEW BUILDING FOR STATE HOM   Provisions for Buildings and Repairs Larger  Than Expected

FIFTY DEAD IN BERLIN RIOTS   SENEBER PISED WY hYE-WLENESS TO HLOODY MEIsing.,   BOMBS THROWN INTO THE MOB   HEA. TOLL TAKEN BY GOVERSMENT DEPEND ERSs.   Action of Safety Police Commended be thaneellor Baner—Says See-~ ood st. Bartholonew's Night Rarely Awverted.

NALONAL GUARD PRIVATE GIVEN MAL AGU Tl   FREED OF CHARGE OF MURDER.  ING CAPTAIN DURING THE OC. CUPATION OF GALVESTON.

BLUEBEARD GOES TO SAN QUENTIN   Confessed Slarer of Nine Women Be gins Sentence —

FIND SURE CURE FOR FLU.      Paris Pasteur Institute Doctors Are Now Perfecting a Vaccine Called “Type B.” —

FIND SURE CURE FOR FLU   Paris Pasteur Institute Doctors Are Now Perfecting a Vaccine.

ELROY WINE PARTY IS INVESTIGATED BY U. S$   OFFICIALS TO OBTAIN SAMPLES OF BEVERAGE TO SEE IF WOOD ALCOHOL IS USED. '

Democratic Candidate Points Out Glaring Discrepancies In Republican Statements In Stirring Address At Milwaukee.

UGLY WORD IS  USED BY COX IN ATTACK ON G. 0. P. HEADS   In Milwaukee He Makes Charge of Perjury of Falslincation   QUOTES THE BULLETIN   Declares Harding Can Not Sidestep As President Or Candidate

HAYS PERJURER OR UPHAM FALSIFIER DECLARES GOY. COX   Candidate Makes Bold Charg es in Speech at Milwaukee Today.   “UPHAM SHOULD OUIT IF HE JUMBLED THE FACTS"   Democratic Candidate Points to Telegrams Printed in Bulietin to Prove No  Quotas Assigned.

BRADSHAW ON STAND DENIES CROOKEDNESS   Says Associated Packers 0. K. Wher He Was Hired,

BRADSHAW IN DENIAL CHARG!   That He Represented Both the Assoelated Packing Co. and Stockholders.

PRESIDENT WILSON SUBMITS TO G/ MERA MEN DURING RIDE    Chief Executive Smiles  In Posing Fore Photographs.

PRESIDENTS PICTURE   Taken Today for the First Time Since His finess.

SINISTER PROPHEGY IN THE HOUSE OF -LOABSE   COERCION BILL, NOW LAW, MAY KILL’ ENGLAND, NOT IRELAND, SAYS  PROPHEY. ROYAL ASSENT I'S CIVEM,

ROYAL ASSENT TO IRISH BILL   House of Lords Passes Coercion Measere Withoet Division.

ABANDON PROFESSION IN LARGE NUMBERS   Number Quitting Has Increased Over 40 Per Cent in Last Three Years — Teacher Labors Under 25-Year Handicap.

CHICAGO TEACHERS ail DROFESC   Statisties Show That Forty Per Cen Heve Abandoned Teaching On Account of Low Wag:s.

SCHOOL FORGAKER BY TEAGHERG DUE TO LOW SALARIE:   40 Per Cent increase in Past Three Years in Quitters, Chicago Survey Shows.

TEACHERS. HANDICAPPED BY OUARTER CENTURY   Chicaga Instiietors Say dacw. Wage: Many tnlo Other  eg RES  Ave Driving

Chicago Teachers Give - Practical Reason For Abandonment of Worl

WOMAN'S RIGHT T0 VOTE THIS YEAR DEPENDS ON THE SUPREME COURT   Case fo Be Argued Today or Po mMorrow——Final Action Expected Early     Jn June,

20,000,000, WOMEN MAY OR MAY NOT VOTE AT COMING FALL ELEGTION   SUPREME COURT OF U. S. HAS DECIDING VOICE IN MATTER   \ppeal From Ohio Supreme Court Is to Determine Whether Legislature Can Ratify Amendment Without Submittine To Referendum.

Full Suffrage for Women This Yea Depends on Court   li Decision In Ohio Referendum Case Argued Teday is Favorable, They Can Vate

Ohio Case Argued to U, Supreme Judges as 1 d : Case, Og   VOTE OF WOMEN NEXT NOVEMBER AT ExT id   Bryan Wins Out in Nebrask for Delegate to Demo-. cratic Convention, <.

CHIO'S REFERENDUM LAW BEING AGUED   Supreme Court of U. 8. Will Give Decision That May Effect Women's Right to Vote Now,

SUPREME COURT 10 DECIDE IF WOMEN MAY VOTE IN 197]      ARGUMENTS ON OHIO REFEREN.   DUM LAW ARE TO BE OPENED  BEFORE HIGHEST COURT,

SUFFRAGE DEPENDS ON - SUPREME COURT RULIN   Decision in Ohio- Case to De termine Right of Women.to Vote in Fall Election.    QUICK “ACTION EXPECTE!

NOW UP TO HIGH COURT   Rights of Women t Vote for President Now Up.

SUFFRAGE HOPE LIES IN SUPREME COUR   Decision of That Bady to Settle Whether or Not Women All Orer the Country Vote Next

QUESTION OF WOMEN VOTING NEXT FALL To BEFORE HIGH COUR]   Virtually Hinges on Decision on An Appeal From the Ohio State Supreme Court.

SUFFRAGE APPEAL BEFORE TRIBUNAL   APFEAL TAKEN FROM OHIO   Argued Approval of Amendment Must be Made in That State by Referendum.

SUFFRAGE CASE ARGUED TODAY   Supreme Court. Will Re Called Upon te Decitie Wamen's Statas at Nevember Election

VOTES FOR WOMEN DEPEND ON COURT   SUPREME .COURT HAS CASE UNDER CONSIDERATION IN OHIO APPEAL.   If Action of Ohio Court Is Not Upheld Millions of. American Women May Cast Their Votes This Year.

OUPREME GOURT PRogka ON VOTES FOR WOMEN   DECISION OF HIGHEST TRIBUNAL TO DETERMINE WHETHER SEX IS EQUAL   Seven Millions Now Have Full Right to Express Preferences While Six Million More Have Limited Vote: Areoued Today.

ANID FAILS TO OTOP SELLING   Wisconsin Saloonists Oper Next Day After Their Arrest

BUT WORST MAY BE OVER   WORKMAN DISA RM, WILE STRIKE AGAIN JF TRUCE BRQKEN

AURA DISTRICT  STIL SCENE OF SOME FIGHTING   BUT WORST MAY  BE OVER   WORKMEN DISARM, WILL STRIKE AGAIN IF TRUCE BROKEN

PLATFORM BUILDERS SHOW LITTLE PROGRESS   League of Nations Plank Continues to Engross Voluntary Platform Constructionists.

GOOD PROGRESS Ig MADE ON TENTATIVE PLATFORM DRAFTS   Hopes of Entire Harmony After Planks Are Smoothed and Shavings Swept Out.   RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE WILL BEGIN WORK TODAY   League of Nations Declaration Con. tintes to Engross Several Groups, and = Another Difference Looms Over Labor Policies, but Prediction is That Both Will be Settled,

QUICK ACTION PREDICTED   Republican Platform Builders Report Substantial Progress on Tentative Drafts.

HOPE OF HARMONY (i. 0. P. PLATFORM LOOMING BRIGHTER   Substantial Progress Reported On Tentative Drafts—League Plank Engrosses Several Groups of Corps.

PLATFORM BUILDERS SPLIT ON DRY ISSUE   Some Uree Silence, Others for Strons Plank—Farmers Busy Framine Pranacalc

PARTY LEADERS AND ORY HEADS TEST STRENGTH   Platform Builders Reporting Substantial Progress in Plank Construction   TO RECOGNIZE FARMERS AND ORGANIZED WORKERS.   Planks on Treaty Expected to Meet Approval of All Senaie Factions

PLATFORM BUILDERS OF a REPORT PROGR   League 0 of Nations and Labor  pa  ‘Deal With.

TO MAKE OWN GOOD:   RAUWAY MEN PURCHASE THREE FACTORY PLANTS.   tnion Men Propose to Reduce Cost of Wearing Apparel,

TO MAKE OWN-6000S   RAILWAY "MEN? PURCHASE -TRREE FACTORY PLANTS,   “Union Men Propose to Reduce Cost _ + of Wearing Apparel.

American Legioners Are Flocking To Convention   Request That Places of Business Close

Three-Day Stssion,  ‘INTERESTING SESSION OF THE POST 1S HEIN   Visitors Deliver Talks~Wom ea Make Plans for Entertainment—Boxing Match Tonight,

~ AND WOOD   Fighting it Outi in Maryland Today . for Presidential Delegates—Democrats to ‘Go Uninstructed.  +

PRISONER IN COUNTY JAIL TAKES OWN LIFE BY OVERDOSE OF DRUG   George Eppe, Who Came to Dixon with Throat Cut, Ends Life      MARYLAND PRIMARY TODAY

EARLY VOTE LIGHT IN BALTIMORE POLL   Weather Clear and Cool, as Here and Democrats Have No Pres idéntial Preference:

JOHNSON CONTENDS WITH WOOD IN MARYLAND VOTE   Rival Oandidates for Republican Pres.  idential Nomination. Center of In-.oe terest in State “Primaries

HUERTA TO MEXICO GiTY   Prepares to Go to Capital Where H+ WHI Take Control of

Attorney General“ Files~ New Jersey's Suit ‘te “Upset_Eighteenth ‘Amendment—and- Nolstead Enforcement Act---Bill Contains 15, 000.  police =-Words=-<Want® “Case” “Speedéd*— = ee:

OVERWHELMING ~-MAVORITY CAST —-QNEAGAN MOTION   New dersey Congressman Would Fav Enforcement Law Repealed on eo daly Ist   Supreme Court Fixes Next Monday as Date for Arguments on Validity & of Amendment

THIRD DEATH ~ DURING STRIKE   All Coal Miners Are Asking Is Recognition of  Their Union

SOLDIER BONUS BILL REPORTED OUT TO HOUSE   Contains Provision for Tay On All Stock Dividends  from Last March.

SOLDIER BONUS "BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   REPORTED TO HOUSE WITH STO CK DIVIDEND TAX PLAN—MAY VOTE SATURDAY.

BILL FOR SOLDIER RELIEF REPORTED -QUTBY COMRITTE   As Measure Will Come Up Fo: Consideration, It Will Provide  For Five New Tax Levies.      IFOR $569,000,000 ANNUALLY

SULDIER RELIEF BILL hEPUATED CUT   Now Inctudes a Ten Per Cent Steck Oiv.dend Tax.

STOGK DIVIDEND: TAX INCLUDED IN BILL   Soldier Relief Measure Ordered Reported Gut.

SWEEPING CHANGES IN NAVY PLANNED: BY G.0.P. PROBERS      PUANS FOR REORGANIZATION O1 NAVY FOLLOW  INVESTIGATION OF ADMIRAL SIMS’ CHARGES

Committee Wil! Favor Com. plete Reorganization Following Sims Hearings   DECISION REACHED BY A STRICT PARTY VOTE   SUGGESTIONS FOR SWEEPIN¢ CHANGES MAY BE LAD BE  FORE CONGRESS; DEMO   “RATS TO PROTEST.

RE-ORGANIZE NAVY PLEA OF ADM, SIMS   Senate Committee Wil Investigate Charges Made by Officer.

SHAKE-UP IN U, § NAVY PROBABLE   Sims’ Charges at Foot of Recommended Clean-Up.

COMPLETE REORGANIZATION OF NAVY RECOMMENDED   Democratic Senators Declare Sub Committee Exceeded Its Authority.

Sub- Committee Conducting Sims - Probe..Will..M. f - Thic. he iene   Say Members Exceeded. Their a ‘Authority. in, Regard: to... a . Probe, 2° 2.

GUA ATTAGKa BIG BUSINESS AGAIN   Reiterates Denunciations of Senatorial Oligarchy With Further Recitals of Alleged Conspiracy of Silence.

COX FINDS WEST APPROVES LEAGUE (F NATIONS PLA   ‘Memocratic Candidate Declare: Himself Opposed to Mandate For Armenia—To Spend Sunday at Cheyenne.

COX HEADS THIS WAY IN LINCOLN MONDAY   GOVERNOR CONCLUDES WEEK AT CHEYENNE, Wyo.   League of Nations Emphasized iu His Speeches There and at Laramie—Opp ved to a Mandate for Armenia.

WEST FOR LEAGUE GOK TELLS LARGE WYOMING CROWD   NOMINEE OFFERS HIS REASON: FOR AMERICAN PARTICIPA. TION IN PACT   IS PROVING SUCCESSFUL   Claim That United States Should Enter Alliance Everywhere Wel. comed He Tells Cheyenne Crowd.

WEST WITH il GOVERNOR TELLA WYOMING CROWD   Favors Developing Western Resources Instead of Spending Money to Maintain Big Army and Navy.

COX DWELLS —— ONLEAGUE ’ OF NATIONS   fn Discussing the League Gov Cox Said it Would Create A Super-Government,   SEES GREAT POSSIBILITIES IN WEST FOR DEVELOPMENT

70x Pleased With Reception — From The Westerners On His. Attitude On League Problem

SAYS WEST IS FOR LEAGUE   Governor Cox Expects Confidence That Pact Favored—-Speaks In Wvoming.

DSS LEE IA  Tonnage Under Construction in United Kingdom Exceeds That of U. $. 1,672,000 Ton

BRITISH LEAD SHIPBUILDING   Total Tonnage Under Construction Ex. ceeds Amount Here by 1,672,000 Tons.

RAIL HEADS SPLIT OVER BILL   Delay in Railroad Legistation  a ee ee

TRUNK MYSTERY BELIEVED SOLVED BY DETROIT POLICE   Identification Of Wearing Apparel Gives Clew To Murderer.

APPAREL: IN TRUAK WAS. MRS. LERQY’S   Solution of New York-De - troit murder mystery draws nearer   IDENTIFICATION POSITIVE   Facts now being revealed form chain up to the actual tragedy

Bolshevik Troops Reported to be Ad. vancing Rapidly in Effort to Cut Off Warsaw--- Virtual Revolution in England is Now Threatened by Labor.

POLAND ASKS gp ~~ REDS TO QUIT   A Wireless*Message Addressed to th Soylet Sent From Warsaw Today

Germany Threatens General Rail Strike If France Sends Troops Through Bavarian Country   “ngland’s Action Held Up Pending Con ference Between Premiers Millerand  and Lloyd-George Sunday

THE BOLSHEVIKS  DEFEAT POLISH   Are: Now’ 60 Miles From: Lembarg— Fierce: Fighting. on Banks. of aa - the Bag River _

British and French Missions at Warsaw Urge "That Allied Nations : _ - Send Troops :   DRIVE SLOWS. UP

ASK BOLSHEVIK! 10 END URIVE AGAING WARDAW AND TAKE SHORT REST   Moscow Dispatch Tells of Victories By Soviet Troops Who Have Crossed Strippa and Now Near Lemberg.

Poland's Resources Are Ample and Substantial Allied Stores Are Available, Says LioYd George; Virtual Revolution Is Threatened by British Labor Should War Be Declared Against Rolsheviki.

RESUME DRIVE: ON LEMBERG   Bolsheviks Have Reached the Line of the Strypa River and Drive on   POLAND MAKES PLEA   To Cease Fighting and Wants Armistice — Germany Makes Threat

MRS. ZENA THOMAS RECEIVER WORD THAT THE NGHE OF MER PARENTS DESTROYED   FAMILY WAS NOT IMJURED

ELKS TO FROLIC TUESDAY NIGHT   LETTER RECEIVED TELLING OF STORM   MHS. ZENA THOMAS RECEIVES WORD THAT THE HOME OF HER PARENTS DESTROYED   ELKS, UNABLE TO “SHAKE THI SUINMY” ARE INVITED TO “SHARE THEIR ANTLERS”   FAMILY WAS NOT INJURED  BIG TIME BEING PLANNED

ALLIES WILL NOT  ACT AGAINST REDS   Danger of Another War in Europe Is Averted for Time Being g by Bolsheviki's Acceptance of Armistice Proposal; Red Commender to Arrange for Negitiations.

PARTY LEADER MEET AT oTATe CAPITAL TODAY   Nationa! Chairman Hays and Committeeman John T. Adams  List on Program.  ANNOUNCE  £AIMS

GOX HAS SECRET DEVOTEE GLITING   GOVRRNOR KNOWS . HOW TO FALK SO PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND His HUASONING   THAS TO 800 SOLDIERS

COX HAS SECRET OF VOTE GETTING   GOVERNOR KNOWS HOW TO TALK SO PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND HIS REASONING   TALKS. T0580 SOLDIERS!

KOREAN WOMAN COMES 10,000 MILES TO WEL   Separated Nine Years Ago Pal Legally Married in Cleveland

KIDNAP RANUHMAN FUR $25,000 RANSOM   Wealthy Farm Owner and Women Escape From St. Louis Yeggs ow NO) Cham.

WEALTHY RANCHIVIAN TELLS OF ZION   POLICE FAIL T0..¥IND TRAGE * OF MEN.DESCRIBED.IN ALL-DAY- SEARCH;

TWO WOMEN DIE IN FIRE   isurning of Residence Near Indiar Springs Causes Two Deaths

DEATH LIST MEXICO GROWING   NORE THAN 8900 ARE BELIEVER TO HAVE DIED FROM LACK OF ATTENTION   ‘SEVEN VILLAGES WIPED OUT-

SEVEN VILLAGES DESTROYED IN MEXICO EARTHQUAKE   Dispatches from Vera Cruz Confirm Reports That 3,000 Lost Lives

BRITISH TROOPS SUBDUE RIOTERS   Comparative Quiet Rules i Londonderry Where Terror Has: Reigned for Weeks.   MORE TROUBLE IS FEARED

WAR MATERIAL BRINGS QUIET TO IRELAND   Vast Array of Death Dealing Machinery in Londonderry.

Woman Shot to Death in Home During Riot   SOLDIERS FIGHT FROM ROOF   Roads io Londonderry ‘Held ‘by “Win nntineg” Eo hits. 

BRITISH TROOPS CHECK RIOTING   LONDONDERRY PRAGTICALL' ARMEO CAMP AS SEVERAL: REGIMENTS SIT ON LID

LONDONDERRY CAMP   TANKS, MACHINE GUNS AND NOTOK LORRIES DANPEN AKDOR QF RIOTERS.   TWO WORE DIE YRON WOUNDS VERAL REGIMENTS OF OLDIERS THERE.

BRITISH TRGOPS CONTROL SITUATION IN LONDONDERRY   Following Days of Fioting and Fighting City Has Appearance of Army fornec

sh i " at MITTARY   nwarative Order ts Restored After Week of Street F ighting   ANIFESTQ ISSUED TO BRITISH: AUTHORITIES   ART OF COUNTRY IS ISOLAT. ED; CURF EW RESTRICTIONS INVOKED; LAWYERS ARE BARRED FROM COURTS,

LONDONDERRY IN TROOPS’ CONTROL   TRISH CITY IS ARMED CAMP WITH ARRIVAL OF BRIT. ISH SOLDIERS.   Report Is That Sinn Feiners Are Massing Near Belfast—Disorders in Other Northern Towns Unconfirmed.

TROOPS CONTROL SITUATION TODAY   LONDONDERRY IS QUIET SAVE - FOR OCCASIONAL SNIPPING RROAM TOTIArrToPs

AS AZHUGE MILITARY CAMP   British Troops Have Assumed Fut Controt of Londonberry and Have Restored Order

SINN: FEINER nV BAVONETS   LONDONDERRY AN ARMED CAMP; END OF RIOTING SEEN   Barbed Wire, Tanks and Machine Guns Used To Keep Peace.

TROOPS CONTROL THE SITUATION AT LONDONDERRY   City Has Appearance of An Armed Camp With Tanks, Machine Guns and Barbed Wire in Evidence.

IS UNDER CONTROL   British Troops in Charge of Londonderry Rioting —Two More are Dead

BRITISH SOLDIERS PATROL STREETS OF TONDONDERRY TODAY      ARMED GUARDS DAMPEN ARDOF OF SINN PEINERS AND QUIET 1s GRADUALLY RESTORER.

AOMINIST RATION RESPONSIBLE FOR CHGAR SHORTAGE   Failure to Buy Cuban Crop Brought on Present Situation: Ration to Non-Escentials Is Recommended

RATIONING OF SUGAR URGED   Hoover ‘Would Also Har Agreement With England

MONDAY AT THE MINES   HOOVER ADVISES RATIONING SUGAR TO NON-ESSENTIAL’

J. 0. BLAMED BY HOOVER FOR SEAR SHORTAGE   Says Scarcity Is Due to Failure to Buy Cuban Crop—Would Limit Supply for Non-Essentials.

WOULD RATION SUGAR.   Manufacturers of — Nonessntials Woald be Hit Suggestion of Herbert Huever.

HOOVER PROPOSES SUGAR RATIONING   ALSO FAVORS AGREEMENT CUT TING COMPETITION OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

SOU AFAMILY IS SUGAR TAX      Hoover Blames Bad Business " Administration; Suggests Rationing: of Candy Manufacturers.

HOOVER SUGGEST SUGAR RATIONING   Also Urges Agreement Among Nation Not to Bid Against E@ch Other — for World Sugar Supply.

HOOVER PROPOSES SUGAR AGREEMENT   Raticning of Sugar To Manufacturers of; Non-Essentials One of the ‘ Means of Relief.

HOOVER’S PLAN MAY BE ADOPTED   WOULD RATION SUGAR TO MANUFACTURERS OF NON-ESSENTIALS.

OVER OFFERG. PAIPISAL OR SUGAR RATIONS      Former Food. Administrator . Makes Suggestions for Relieving Present Situation in Reply to inquiry

CARRANZA’S BACK  “1S TO THE WALL; MEXICAN REVOLT IS ROLLING UP   Nows of the Fall of Mazatlar Is ‘Expected as Revolutionis! Forces Are Nearing This Tim. portant West Coast Port.

Washington ts Informed That Rebels Are Closing in on Carranza and His Resignation Is Predicted.   AMERICANS ARE WELL TREATED BY REBELS   In’ Direct Contrast to Contempt Shown by Carranza for Americans, Rebels Are ‘Decidedly Friendly.

ARRANZA BACKED INTO CORNER BUT HE STILL FIGHTS      MEXICAN PRESIDENT’S PALI MAY COME WITHIN A WEEK, REVOLUTION.  ISTS SAY.   APPEALS FOR LOYALTY      irst Formal Statement on Keveolu tion Contains Promise to Restore Order and to Deliver Peace. ful Nution to Next Peeaidan?_

Mexican President’s Back Ig to the Wall, Washington vin Advices Say —   GOVERNMENT REALIZES GRAVITY OF SITUATION   FIRST OFFICIAL, PRONUNCTA. MENTO FROM CARRANZA DECLARES REBELIJON WIL* BE CRUSHED, @ '

THE CARRANZA GOVERNMENT   IS BELIEVED TO BE NEARING ITS END TODAY.   PUTTING UP A BOLD FRONT   Mexican President Says He Wiff Crush the Rebellion and Turn the’  Country Peaceably Over To His Successor.

GOVERNMENT WILL FALL IN WEEA, WAOHINGTON HEARD: GARANZA IN STATEMENT   Sending of Destroyers to Southern Waters Taken _/ to Mean That Situation Is More Serious — Than Generally Thought. -.

CARRANZA THOUGHT = TOBE NEAR THE END OF HIS-COVERNMIEN   Overthrow Looked for Within. a Week—Issues a Statement Pleading for Support. ~~.

RUSSIA DESIRED REVOLT IN THE UNITED STATES   Documents Taken From Courier From Russia to U.S, Prove It.

KING ALEXANDER iS BETTER TODAY   Greek King Improves From Monkey Bite But Lungs are Still in Congested State.

Report Generally . Circulated Bat No Ofilcial Conitrmation Has Becn Made.

KING OF GREECE REPORTED BETTER   RUMORS OF DEATH ARE NOT CONFIRMED IN : PARIS.

Eee  Reports This Morning Were to the EI fect That He Had Died, But He Passed a Good Night.

KING SLIGHTLY BETTI.    Some Improvement Is Noted in His  Condition, Be hecnanloén aa

KING ALEXANDER BETTER.   areck Monarch’s Death Was Falsely Reported in Europe.

REPORTS GREEK KING BETTER   Athens Dispatch Ignores Rumors of Death of Alexander—Signs of Pneumonia,

GREEK KING BETTER. REPORT   Dispatch From Athens Ignores Rumors of Alexander's Death.

GREEK KING ‘STILL LIVES   Monarch at Death's Threshold Clings Yenaciously to Life -

KING IS BETTER ATHENS ANNOUNCES    Wound Gaused by Monka)  Bite: Improving

Opposition’ to “Teachers’ Re: tirement. Bil To Be. Fought’ “Qut Today;

HENRY JOHNSON IS CANDIDATE   Announces That He Wil Seck Old Place atthe — Capitoi

OPERATORS ARGUE MINE PROFITS NOT PERTINENT TOGASE   Objection Made to Admission o! Monopoly Charges at Wage Demand Hearing.

of happiness and many more return: of their wedding anniversary.   WAS NOTORIOUS SALOONKEEPER

NAVY'S SEAPLANE RA TO PANAMA STARTED FROM PACIFIC COAST HARBOE   ee a ee  FOURTEEN BIG SEAPLANES WITH   SEVENTY MEN READY FOR LONG FLIGHT.

BiG SEAPLANE FLIGHT IS ON   Because of Uncharted Lanes and Treacherous Air Currents, Trip Is Perilous.

MANY GATHER TQ SEE START   Fourteen Seaplanes Will Make Flight to Pana ma Canal Zone

U.S. PLANES START “3,000 MILE TRIP   Journey Undertaken by Fourteer of Novy’s Machines   SEVENTY MEN ABOARD SHIPS   Great Crowd Gathers in Catifornia to See “Jump-off”

START ON FLIGHT TO PANAMA BAY   Fourteen Seaplanes Head -Southward.   AERIAL VOYAGE ~ EPOCHAL EVENT   Squadron to Cover Distance of 3,000 Miles. .

AIR FLEET STARTS ON PANAMA FLIGHT   FOURTEEN SEAPLANES LEFi SAN DIEGO TODAY ON 3,000 MILE TRIP.   a) Seventy Oficers and Men in Fer. sonnel of Fleet—Face Many  Problems. \

NAVY SEAPLANES ON 3,000 MILE FLIGHT   Fourteen Ships Wit! Attemp! Trip From Sar Diego Fo  Panama Isthmus.

FARMER COMBINES DECLARED LEGAI   Dept. of Justice Rules They Do Not Violate Anti-Trust Laws.

J, $, CANNOT ACT TC PREVENT HOLDING OF GRAIN SAYS LAWYER   Answers Charge of ‘Barrett that Government is Seeking Fwidence in V eat

J. §. CANNOT ACT T0 PREVENT HOLDING OF ‘GRAIN SAYS LAWYE!   Answers Charge of Barrett that Government is Seeking KPeidaneps in Wiest

GUMBINGY AQT UNDER Thvol AGT  Furemens” Action May liscape Federal Courts LIMITE IS PLAIN  Trust set Deeg Not Go Far Enough for Suit   Farmers’ Action May liscape Federal Courts

PLEIGED TO STOP PROPAGANDA   ne of the Terme HRelshevik Peaer  Terms to Japan.

GOV. COX NAMED BY DEMOCRATS AS THEIR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENCY   Selection Is Made After Eight Days of Most Strenuous Political Battling---Second Place Goes to Frankiin D. Roosevelt

By WRIGHT A, PATTERSON.  For President: JAMES M. COX, of Ohie.  For Vice President: F D. ROOSEVELT. of New York.

Lona? BV ees wie Phe FPS 8 Be For President: JAMES M, COX, of Ohio.  For Vice President: F. D. ROOSEVELT, of New York.

Soa SE  For President: . JAMES M, COX, of Ohio. For Vice President: EF OD. ROOSEVELT. of New York.

Fake “Raids”   Thirsty Onea Impersonate Revenue Officers and Carry Away Whiskey.

NEW YORKERS ARE RAIDING SALOONS   In Guise cf Revenue Agents They Demand Ali Whiskey In House.

RAIDED SALOONS.   Thirsty ‘New Yorkers Attempt Te Secure Supply by Impersonating Officers,

JAPAN IS MODERN: GRAFT ABOUNDS IN CITY OF TOKIO NOW   NUMERONS ARRESTS HAVE BEE} MADE AND POLICE SAY MANY WILL, FOLLOW

Millionaire “Red” And 37 Others to Stand © Trial as Seditionists

BONDS STOLEN FROM AM, EXPRES:   Betreen $60,000 and SLOOL00 in Bonds Taken from Al. Louis OMfice.

American Express Company Admits Theft of From $60,000 to $100,000.   MAIL TRAIN IS ROBBED   Bandits Take Two Pouches From Train at Minneapolis—Hofd Up Bank.

EXPRESS COMP'NY ‘ANNOUNCES THEFT $100,000 BONDS   FORMER EMPLOYE AT st. LOoUL IS BEING SEARCHED FOR; THEPT OCCURRED EN OCT.

YACHTS MAY NOT END RACE TODA\      With Resolute Leading in Slaw Match Finish May Not Be Made Within Time Limit,

PLEAS TO FREE ~ RED PRISONERS HIT BY LEGION   Wisconsin Convention Speak ers Call Socialists ‘AntiAmerican’?   “U. S. SHOULD BE FIRM”   SAYS EVERY AMERICAN’S CUTY Is TO OPPOSE ALL RADICAL PARTIES

AMERICA FIRST 1g MERCHANT MARINE POLICY OF SENATE   Coastwise Shipping Must 8: Owned Entirely in the United States.   Sale of Ships to Foreigners Would Be Prohibited by Mew Bill.

BILL TO BOOM U. S. SHIPPING   Measure Requires That U. S Merchant Marine Be American Owned.   PROVIDES FOR SHIP BOARD   eeeEeEEeEeaEIUuyQeOu0q0Q03Q0—5””ee/  Saic of Vessels .o roreign interests Would Be Prohibited Without Approval of Commission—Contains Drastic Rules.

MERCHANT MARINE BE AMERICANIZED   COASTWISE VESSELS MCST BE ENTIRELY OWNED BL AMERICAN CITIZENS

WOULD DEVELOP MERCHANT FLEET   Substitute for House Merchant Marine Bill Prepared by Chairman Jones

TO DEVELOP MARINE.   Establishment of ‘Ameri: First’ Poliey Provided in Bill to Be Reported.

MMERICAN OWNED MERCHANT NARI  IS NOW PLANNED   “American First” Policy Urged by Substitute Senate Bill For Building up and Protecting Shipping Facilities of The United States. -

PROPOSED BILL FULLY PROTECTS  “AMERIGA HOT   HOLDINGS OF AMERICAN CITIZEN! MUST PREDOMINATE IN HOME AND FOREIGN SHIPPING,

PLAN DEVELOPMENT MERCHANT MARINE   New Senate Marine Bill Follows German And Japanese Policies.

SUBSTITUTE . BILL DRAFTED   F or Purpose of Estab: -: lishment of AmericaFirst Policy _

MEASURE 10 BOON U.0. COMME AGE   Senate Bill Provides for AmericaFirst Marine Policy.   SHiP BOARD IS CREATED   Endeavors to “Unshackle the United States Commercially’;—Sale of Vessels to Foreign Interests Would Be Prohibited.

BILL TO BOOM U.S. SHIPPING   Measure Requires That U. § Merchant Marine Be American Owned,   Sale of Vessels to Foreign intereste Would Be Prohibited Without Ap-  proval of Commission—Contains Drasti¢ Rules.

AMERICA FIRaT SHIPPING POLICY “AIM OF SENATOR:   Home-Held Coastwise Tradir: he S.-Controtled Foreign Traffic Bill's Object.

BONDED BOOZE — STAYS IN HOCK   Kramer Orders All Ap plications To Takei out Held up.

SERVED SUBPOENAS   Nine Muskogee Dealers Visited 4, U. S. Marshal

SERVED SUBPOEN s   Nine Muskogee Dealers ‘Visited  i. oS.) Marshal

Prospects for Ratification Less Bright Now Than Two Months Ago   LEGISLATORS IN FEAR OF VIOLATING OATHS   MRS. CATTS WORKERS, TAK. ING POLL, OF LAWMAKERS FIND MAJORITY IN) FAVOR OF RATIFICATION.

Suffragists Hopes Less   Members Of Tennessee Legis. lature Reluctant To Give Asked For Pledge

PROOF THAT EX-KAISER AVELIBERATELY PLOTTED > OP BRING GN THE WAP

Ya 0IPLOMAT PARTICIPATION WILL CONTINUE   Desnite Rejection of Treaty Wilson Still Has Hand in Peace Settlement   TEMPORARY AGREEMENT WILL LIKELY BE MADE   SHOULD AMERICA BECOMF MEMBER OF LEAGUE, DECIS. IONS NOW BEING MADE WILL AFFECT THIS COUNTRY,

TREATY UP TO WILSOW; TREAD ML “TAKE IT 10 PEOPLE”   Senate Washes Its Hands of Pact By Refusing Ratificatio to 35, or Seven Votes Below Two-Thirds—Dem- — ocrats Desert the President.

! i (TRISH MURDER MAY CAUSK MUCH TROUBLE.   Lord Mayor of Cork Was Stain To slaw

SENSATIONAL DARK MYSTERY MURDER CORK LORD MAYOR   Had Received Note of Wariing, but Regarded It as a  Joke—Sinister Rumors of Sinn Fein Plot.

image or ame gre a “aR SENSATIONAL MURDER IN IRELAND IS UNSOLVED

CORK'S LORD MAYO ASSASSINATED: NO GLUE 10 SLAYERS   Warning Letter Received Two Days Ago Was Regarded As Joke by Victim  Previous to Murder Member of Royal Constabulary Shot  wm. wt ft OM

MURDER OF CORK MAYOR MYSTERY THAT 9 BAFFLING   He Had Received Threat Note He Was Sinn Fein Leader; Reprisal Talk Heard.   CRIME CLOSES BLACKEST WEEK SINCE 1916 REVOLT   Secret Bloodthirsty Bands Aré in Control of Erin. Say London Newspapers.

FORT SCOTT MOB HUNTS FOR NEGR(   HOWARD THOMAS, A WHITE MAN SHOT OVER A WAGE DISPUTE   HIBDEN BY SHERIFF   But a Search in Neighboring Counties is Being Made by Thousands of Men   Thomas, the Victim of the Shooting. Former Service Man, May Recover

HOWARD THOMAS, A WHITE  “MAN SHOT OVER A WAGE os NWrepmrw   But a Search. in Neightorins Counties ig Being Made by Thousands of Men   Thomas, the Victim of the Shoot ing, Former Service: Man, May Recover

JUSTICE HIT TROLLEY, KILLED   John Stewart, Member of State Supreme Court.   WAS NOTED REPUBLICAN

STRUCK DOWN IN FRONT OF HOME   Justice John Stewart is Instantly Killed   HIT BY TROLLEY CAR   Member of Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Victim of Ac-. cident at His Home in Cham. bersburg—Aged Jurist Step. ped Directly in Path of Car— Colorful Career Ended

FEAR FOR STEAMER   Keuku’s Owners Believe She May Have Been Destroyed

TANK STEAMER REPORTED SAFE   Thought ‘Lost by Explosion Off Jersey Coast It is Ry ported Off Palm Beach In Good Condition. ~

TANKER KEHUKU, BELIEVED LOST, REPORTED SAFE   Vessel Was Thought De -stroyed in Explosion Off  Tmned vf Jorea”

THE KEEUKU IS Sari &   Missing Tank. Stemmer ts Sate, According ta Report

LOSS OF TANK  STEAMER FEARED   Owners Think Vessel Was Destroyed by Explosion off Coast of New Jersey.

REDS OUTFLANK .WRANGEL   Scenes of Confusion Reign in the Crimea—Much Looting te Gainag On.

IA. DELEGATES 10 6.0,P.NATL CONVENTION   Are Named By District Cau cuses in State Gathering Today.   ALEX MOIR ON LIST FROM FIRST DISTRIST   Eight Delegates - at - Large With a Half Vote Apiece.

WOMEN GIVEN PLACE AMONG 26 SELECTED   Wood Manager Admit: Lowden forces Control Most Districts.

i a  GRANT MARSHALL ~ CHANGE OF VENUE   Father and Brother of Mississippi Man Charged With Murdering Four Also Put Under Arrest.

OMAHA BEATS ‘ THE H.C. L   R. B. HOWELL PROVES MUNICL PAL OWNERSHIP THE REMEDY.   Contdiling Water and Ice Plant, City Selling Ice at 33 1-3 ents a Hun. dred, Made $22,000 Profit and Now Plans a Further Drop,

R. 8B HOWELL PROVES MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP THE REMEDY.   Controlling Water and Ice Plant, City Selling lee at 22 1-2 Cents a Hun-« dred, Made $22,000 Profit and Now Vians a further Drop, He Says,

AMERICAN COMMANDER AT. COBLENZ WARNS GERMANS NOT TO GET TOO AGITATEL

BANKERS HOLD MEETING   With Federal Reserve Board mutt Will Atdempt to Devise New  ae aes

BANKERS GATHER 10 FIX INTEREST RATES   BANKING SITUATION COMPLICAT ED BY NEW RULE ADOPTED BY NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE. °.

DANAERS = MEET  “ederal Reser ve Board: Calls Meeting’ of Bankers. oof Imporfant Cities.  IN NEW ., POLICIES Governing Interest and Discount Rates—Change in Rates Necessary

VETERAN WINS STAIR WAGER IN JIG TIME®   Former Star Athtete Climbs Forty-Seven Flights for Purse of $1500

ROOME CLIMBS 940 STEPS, WINNING WAGER OF $1600   "x-Yale Athlete Negotiates 47 Stories 8m 51 2-5s in Novel Sporting Event

Wins $1,600 by Climbing Steps of Equitable Bld’g   H, Le. C. Reome Mounts 47 Stories in 8 Min, 52 2-5  Seconds.

STAIR CLIMBER WINS $1,600 NOVEL WAGER   Contest, Outgrowth of Elevator Strike, Based on Climbing Stairs in Equitable Building

“ROM CELLAR TO FLAG POLE IN THE EQUITABLE BUILDING   Man Climbs 940 Steps, 47 Stories, in 8 Minutes 51 2-5 Seconds and Wins a Big Wager.

TAKE 40,000  RUSSIAN PRISONERS   Booty and Trophies’ Bag Reach Enormous Proportions.

TURKS KILL 10,000 ARMENIANS   Town of Hadjin Captured by Nationalists and Inhabitants Massacred, Says Repert,

U. S. AGENTS HUNT EVIDENCE TO GET MEAT PROFITEERS   10,000 Volunteer ‘Fair Price’ Board Members Will Assist in Catching Offenders 

Evidence Sought Against Retail Meat Profiteers In All Parts of Country   Ten Thousand Government Investigators, Assisted by 40,000 Volunteer Workers, in Search Instituted by Attorney General Palmer. Retailers Failed to Cut Prices  When Wholesalers Reduced. Savs Palmer. _

90,000 WiLL HELP OBTAIN EVIDENCE. “ACAINGT MEAT MER   tt &. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION  SEEKS PROFITEERING   EVIDENCE AGAINST  ! RETAILERS  ;

50,000HUNTING  FAD DRACITEEDC  PUNT AUTTELLAG   U. §. Burean of Investigation   Starts Gigantic Search for Ex orbitant Meat Prices.

Every Section of the Comstry Is Be ing Combed by Members of the Department of Tantice,  Te Was Learned,

RETAIL MEAT = > MEN ARE NEX1   DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE TC INVESTIGATE RETAIL MEAT PROFITEERS, _

REPORTS OF WILSON RELAPOE DENIED BY DR. GRAYSON   White House Ignorant Of Any Change In His Condition.

DENIED THAT THE PRESIDENT SUFFEREL RELAPSE  The White House Denied There Was hee Mhennn fav thn Wrean   The White House Denied There Wa Any Change for the Worse.

REPORT DENIED OF PRESIDENT'S RELAPSE   No Change Indicated ix _ Executives Condition Since Yesterday

DUPONT LETTER : BRINGS REPLY FROM SEN. MOSES   Declares He Favors a Protec. tive Tariff for U. S.  Tries

FOREIGN EXGHANGE RATES GO HIGHER   Spirited Advance Causes Muct Conjecture on Wail Street.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN BOOM   ‘British Pounds and French Money : Gain Many Points.

‘THE KING’S DAUGHTERS’ HOS. PITAL INCREASING STUDENTS’ NURSES ROLL.

KIDNAPPED BY SINN FEIN: FREE   English General Escapes in Military Motor Lorry; Two Soldiers Slain and Three Revolutionists Hurt in in Ambuscade; More Killing.

SINN FEINERS’ CAPTIVE MAKES HIS ESCAPE   General Lucas Is Now Safely At Tipperary Headquarters. 

ILLS OF STREET RAILWAYS   Ratlroad Commissioners Discuss Troubles and Suggest Possible Remedies.

LONDON PRESS IS BITTER   British Statemanshin Outwitted bi German Junkers Newspapers Declare

DICTATED BY -DEMAGOGUES   British Paper Refers This Way to Allied Policy-—Two “Credulous Birds.”

LONDON PRESS COMMENT BITTER   Editorial Opinion Sweeping in Denunciation of “Those Two Credulous Birds.”

BRITISH PRESS SAW IT COMING   Newspapers Recall Misgivings Of Sincerity Of ‘“‘New”’  Germany.

BRITISH PRESS — -FLAYS WILSON - AND PREMIER   ‘Morning~ “Post “Says” ‘They “Are -‘Demagogues’ Who Built Allied : Peace Treaty on Sand.

ALLIES TRICKED, © --BRITISH PRESS      Wilson and Lloyd George,  “Credulous Birds,” Held Deceived by Chaff

LUNDUNG NEWOPAPERG EXPRESS DISBUST WITH CEAMAN REVOLUTION   SAY THAT POLITICIANS SHOULT HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR  SUCH AN EVENT,

The Papers in Their sues Today.—Wilson ~ Lloyd George Fooled.   CLEMENCEAU THE WISE BIRD          Post Says French Premier Was Overruled by Others;

LONDON PAPERS ARE SKEPTICAL   Call New German Revolution a Sham From Start to Finish.   GREAT BRITAIN AND  U.S. WERE DECEIVED   Claim French Understood the Trick From Start and Act : ed Accordingly.

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LONDON BELIEVES JUNKERS PUT ONE OVER ON ALLIES   Press Comment In England Says Militarists Are In Control. °   SAY. CLEMENCEAU WAS - NEVER FOOLED BY HUNS   Believe One of Hohenzollerns Will Be Placed On Throne Soon. -

“ALLIES FOOLED AGAIN” LONDON NEWSPAPERS SAY OF GERMAN REVOLUTION   {lig Marnine EE Special Leased Wire)

ENGLISH PRESS THINKS KAISERS TO COME BACK   One of the Hohenzollerns Wil! Be Placed on Prussian Throne?   BLAMES PRES. WILSON   SAYS FIRST GERMAN REVOLT AND SETTING UP OF EBERT GOvVvERNMENT WAS SHAM BY ROYALTY

LONDON PRESS SEES TREACHER)   German Duplicity Completel; Fooled Wilson and Lloyd George Is Belief.   FRENCH. NOT DECEIVED

ENTENTE QUTWITTED BY GERMAN JUNKERS, NEWSPAPERS AVER   London’ 's Editorial Opinion Or German Revolution Sort of “I Tald You Co.”

REVOLUTION IN GERMANY ~ AS VIEWED   BY ; LONDON . PAPERS “BRING FORTH SEVERE EDITORIAL COMMENT   tu: vs Abiding Their.Time a “Tes Fooled Over Germaa. Trick—Clemenceau the Only Man Not Deceiv»

BAO FAITH ALWAYS IN TEUT DEALINGS, DAILY MAIL SAYS   “Those Credulous Birds, Wilsor and Lloyd George,” Fooled in the Post's View.   “DEMAGOG DICTATION CAUSES ALLY WEAKNESS’   Some Hohenzollern on Prussiar Throne Soon, Is Prediction; “Swift Decision Need.”

TRIO OF CONVICTS MAKE THEIR ESCAPE   From State’s Prison in Mass achusetts,’ Iwo of Them Killers of Officers.

DEMOCRATS EXPECTED > TO TAKE UP CHALLENGI   Republican Claims of Constructive Legislation by Congress Draw Fire.

AMERICAN KILLED BY MEXICAN BANE   FORMER CONSUL’S BODY RIDDLED WITH BULLETS NEAR MANZANILLO.

MERRILL KILLED; WAS FORMER U. 8. REPRESENT ATIVE   AMERICAN _ EMBASSY__INSTRUCTED TO HAVE ATTACKERS PUNWHEN. ~   HOGARTY IS HOME   Citizen Reported Widnapped Returns Safe and Well.

FUNERAL SERVLES rOR S. L. BRUNA   BODY OF SULIIVAN MAN WHO DIED AT URBANA, ULL, BURIED HERE

FUNERAL SERVICES, B FOR S. L. BRO: <a   [ . +  BODY OF SULLIVAN MAN WHO  DIED AT URBANA, ILL, BURIED HERE “

TROUBLE AHEAD FORTHE MAKERS OF THEPLATFORY   Democratic Leaders See Conflict of Opinion at Big Convention   BRYAN, MARSHALL, WILSON’S VIEWS   Big Three Do Not Agree On What the Democratic Platform Should Contain.

BRYAN’S PLATFORM FOR 1920 IS NOT MADE FOR WILSON   Commoner Says Democracy Must Oppose Universal Military Training  FAVORS PROHIBITION

PICKETING WILL DE CARRIED ON BY SUFFRAGISTo  AT COMVENTION   ‘Polite, But Impressive’ Demonstrations Are Decided Upon By Women During G, O. P, Meeting.   WILL START TUESDAY, RUN INDEFINITELY   Fvery Effort Will Be Made to Induce National Leaders to Have the Anthony Amendment Ratified.

aU PIGKETS WILL TAKE TIE FIELOAT THE GONVENTION   WHOLE BLAME IS REPUBLICANS’      RUT FOR THAT PARTY WOMEN WOULD NOW ENJOY VOTE

WOMEN PICKETS WILL BE ACTIVE   More Than 100 of Them, Kepresenting 22 States, tc Parade Outside the Coliseum   DEMAND EQUAL RIGHTS   Want Same Representation As Mea on National Cormnmittee’s Executive Committee

WOMEN PIGKETS AT CONVENTICN   National Woman’s Party To Launch Suffrage Publicity Drive In Chicago.   NO HECKLING PLANNED   Aim of Campaign Is To Se. ture Ratification In Vermont Or Connecticut.

POLITE PIGKETS. AT CONVENTION   Women Plan to Work; Not to Heckle Delegates  TO USE EVERY EFFORT   To Secure Extra Sessions of Connecticut and Vermont Legislatures in Order to In sure Ratification of Suffrage  Amendment—Leaders Will  be Urged to Give Aid

SUFFAAGISTS PLAN TO PLACE PICKETS   INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN TO BE WAGED AT CHICAGO FOR VOTES FOR WOMEN.

RELIEF WORK AMONG CHILDREN OF POLAND CONDUCTED BY AMERIC!   ARRANGEMENTS MARE FOR COV. TINUING WORK DESPITE BATTLE WITH BOLSHFYVIAL

ANE RICAN RELIEE WORKERS FORCED QUT BY FIGHTING   Aid of Destitute Near Polist Battle Lines {Interrupted Over Wide Territory.

American Relief Workers Fleeing From Polish Wat   Battle Between Russian Reds and Poles Rages Over Wide Front—Minsk Is Captured--No Reply to Allies’ Offer

MURDER TRIAL IS HALTED   Death in Family of Attorney Stops Mt Clemens, Mich., Case.

UIICAGO FEDERATION OF LABOR AGAINST UNITED STATES AID 10 POLAND   Labor Organizations Throughout Europe Threaten Strike If Poland Is Aided Against Reds   Lloyd-George Challenges English Labor in Commons; Will Resist Any Attempt at Threatened Strike

FEDERAL LIQUOR PERMITS TO BE REDUCED IN NUMBER   Atlantic Seaboard Areas Provide Agents With Their Greatest Problems, According to Official Report.

Commissioner Kramer to Pai Special Attention to. the. Wholesale . Traffic: oe

“PRESCRIPTION” DRUNKS WILL BE FEWER IN 1921   Prohibition Director to Cu Down Number of Liquor  Permits.

PERMITS WILL BE REDUCED IS KRAMER’S PLA)   Seventy-seven Thousand Pernift Holders Being Investig =A uthoritiey W

TO CUT NUMBER UF PERMITS   Kramer Moves to Check Il‘ega Sales of Liquor.   WHOLESALERS 10 BE HARD HiT

FEWER PERMITS WILL BE ISSUED   For Handling of Liquor in Next Twelvemonth   Commissioner Kramer Says Permits will be Refused to Large Percentage of Dealers, Especially Along Atlantic Coast and Mexican and Canadian Rorders

LIQUOR PERMITS 10 BE REDUCED   New Isssue to be Held te Strict Minimum.   WHOLESALERS HIT HARD

LIQUOR PERMITS TO BE CURTAILED, KRAMER DECLARES   Prohibition Enforcement D rector Says He Will Refuse Te Reissue “Between 50 And 75 Per Cent.”

KRAMER ASSERTS ISSUANCE   OF LICENSES TO REACH   STRICT MINIMUM.

PLAN TO REDUCE LIQUOR, PERMITS 60-75 PER CENT.   Commissioner Kramer Announces Licenses Will Be Held To Strict Minimum In- Effort To Check THeoa) Salac   EFFECTS WHOLESALE DEALER:

WILL CUT LIQUOR PERMITS 10 MINIMUM   Federal Government Will Reduce Li censes in Effort to Stamp Out Violations.

NUMBER OF FEDERAL PERMITS FOR HANDLING LIQUOR NEXT YEAR WILL BE REDUCED, OFFICIAL ANNOUNCES   Kramer Says the New Issue of Licenses Will Be Held to a Strict Minimum in An Effort to Check Illegal Booze Sales; More Than 77.000 Are in Existence Now.

PLAN 10. REDUCE, THE NUMBER OF LIQUOR PERMITS   Bp ohibition Commissiener An nounces Effort to Check iicit Sales

FEDERAL LIQUOR PERMITS Will GE REDUCED THIS YEAR   Object is to Check Illegal Liquor Sales   tANY WILL NOT TAKE OUT PERMITS

0 CUT NUMBER OF OF PERRIITS   Kramer Moves to Check Wega Sales of Uguer,   WHOLESALERS 10.65 AAD HIT

RED FORCES ARE NEARING BIALYSTOK   Bolshevik Army WillTry toCapture Suwalki Betore Armistice Negotiations Begin Next  Friday.

POLES STILL RETREAT   Reported Bolsheviki Intend Tc Occupy Sunwalki.

[POLES IN RETREAT: i FRENCH PLAN ACCEPTE]   ‘Lioyd George Will Answer  Soviet Proposal for Confer  ence to Diseuss Peace With Poland. .   POLES CONTINUE RETREAT

POLES’ RETREAT S KEPT UP   ‘Russ Expect to Occupy Suwatki ane Bialystok Gefore Armistice Gocs Into Effect.

POLISH RETREAT CONTINUES — ALONG ENTIRE BATTLE LINE   Premiers’ Entertainment with Reser. vations of Soviet Proposal Gener-. ally Unsatisfactory in London

RETREAT OF POLES KEPT UP   Reds Making Grand Dash Before Armistice Is Effective.

POSSIBLE. IN IN NEAR . FUTURE ‘SAYS AEE: LONGWORTH. —.      Congress, Only. ‘Hopes: te ~- Simplify. ent Tas ~ System — riff Revis Fon Wall he Slow. > .

TK REDUCTION HARDLY PSL   ‘SIMPLIFICATION OF TAX LAWS ONLY THING NOW   NICK LONGWORTH SPEAK   ‘Substitution of Other Tuxés Fo! 'Phusg Now Levied May Be “Made ~ But the 'Paxes Must Comé in:

INCOME TAX NOT TO. “BE TAMPERED ATH AT SHORT SESIRN   Longworth Says "Reductions Are Not Possible—Congress Will Not go Into this Matter Until the Regular Session Of The Next Congress.

TAX REDUCTION NOT POSSIBLE   No Substantial Decrease ’. in Prospect.   FISCAL SITUATION OF U.S; ANALYZED   Present. Problem Revision ~~ of Existing Law.

NO SUBSTANTIAL. DROP.IN TAXES NOM   Longworth Predjcts Slicing of Estimates

OHIOAN INSISTS TAX DROP NOT NEAR   Longworth Declares No imme diate Reduction Possible   Excess Profits Tax Not Right He Insists

TAXES LONGWORTH oAYS, CANNOT DRDP GREATLY JUST YET   Revision, Not Reduction, Needed Now, Ohio Member Revenue Committee Asserts.

TAX REDUCTION fa MATTER OF DOUBT   ——eeee—ee - Va   REPRESENTATIVE LONGWORTH DOES NOT EXPECT ANY IMMEDIATE DECLINE,

CANNOT CUT TAX SAYS LONGWORTH   Congressman Tells Life Insurance Presidents There is No Relief in Sight. ~

SOLON SEES NO DECREASE IN U. S. TAXES   Congressman Nic Longwortt Says Relief From Tax Burén Not at Hand.

SUBSTANTIAL TAX REDUCTION ~ NOT PROBABLE   However, Longworth Says Changes Will Make Tax es Fair and Proper.

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS LOW   But General Revision at This Time Would Be Unwise, He Thinks.

SEES NO BIG TAX CUT SOON   Representative Longworth Says Im. mediate Problem is Revision of the Present Law.

NO GENERAL REDUCTION I TAXES SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE, REPRESENTATIVE LONGWORTH OF OHIO SAYS

LONGWORTH TALKS OF TAXES   DOES NOT SEF ‘ANY LIKELTHOOD OF EARLY REDUCTION. .   REVISE THE METHOD   THE CONGRESSMAN FORECASTS MORE LOGICAL SYSTEM.    He Thinks the Excess Profits Tax Will be Repealed and Tax on  _' Sales Substituted, =

TAX WON'T DROP LONGWORTH SAYS   Congress Will Revise But No Cut, He Dectares   SUBSTITUTES ARE PROPOSED   Dhio Congressman Talks an-ev enue to Insurance Man

COX 1S PLEASED WHTH HIS STYLE   Of Campaigning and Believes itis Eminently After the Roosevelt Type.   HE WILL CONTINUE TO USE SAME METHBOn   Takes No Cognizarce of Oriticism That His Campaign is T.sekines in Tiienste.

COX INVADES NORTH DAKOTA WITH SPEECHES   HE SEEMS TO BE PLEASED WITH HIS RECEPTION IN MINNESOTA.

OFFICER DENIES HIT WANDERER   DEFENDANT CONTINUES TO DENY THAT HE MURDERED HiS WIFE

COUNTY AGENT NOTES ON POTATO RAISING   Of Interest to Small Gardener As Well As Farmer.   ‘SHOW HOW TO INCREASE YIELD   Bulletin Discussing Subject of Raising Potatoes Available at County Agent's Office.

POTATO TALK BY CO. AGENT   Shows Importance of Using Good Seed and Tells Kinds To Use.

iw OFFICIAL PAPERS DISAPPEAR,   Austrian Government Calls for Private Papers to Compicta History.

THREE HURT WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO   MILWAUKE NO. _ _34 ' SMASHES INTO FORD AT SEVENTH STREET CROSSING   James Reilly, James McGirr  ané * Dwight, Lewis More or Less Serlously Injured

Aviator Falls) Over Five Miles   Again Holds World’s Record i Heights.

AVIATOR ATTAINS AN ALTITUDE 36,020 FT   Loses Consciousness, Falls 5 Miles, Then Revives, Lands His Machine Safely.

FLIER SETS MARK AT 36,020 FEET   PLANE FALLS SIX MILES. AVIATOR LIVES   Smoking Plane Mistaken For Comet in Fall With Body of Insensible Aviator.

\PRESIDENT VIEWS A PAGEANT   Colerful Presentation Commemoratiae Pilgrim Landing.

NEAR EAST RELIEF APPEALS TO CHARIT\   Suffering, Starving Women And Children OF The Near East Appeal To Americn Vor Aid; Gracttinger People Asked to Contribute,

ST RELIEF   “Palo Alig Is Askrd to Give One Per  Cent of Victory Loan sessment

NINETY CANDIDATES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY   SOME FILED. PAPERS pes THE COUNTY CLERK AT” LAST MINUTE   CONTESTS IN SIGHT   Republicans Have Five Candidates for Probate Judge, Four for Legislature   Republicans Only Party to Have Complete County and Town.  ship Tickets Out q

SOME COUN BRS tetas  i cian Xt      CONTESTS: IN. SI  GHT.   Republicans Have Five Candidates for Prohbate-Judge, Four for - Legislature   Republicans Only Pa Party to. ‘Have: Complete County and Town  shin Tickets Out +

EUGENIE PASSES AWAY   Former Empress of France Dies in Spain.   Remarkable Woman Was Ninety-Fout Years Old When She Passed Away —Aliways Germany’s Enemy. .

EMPRESS EUGENIE DIES AT AGE OF 94   Former Empress of France Dies in Spain.   Remarkable Woman Was Ninety-Four Years Old When She Passed Away —Aiways Germany’s Enemy.

OLD EMPRESS IS DEAD   EUGENIE OF FRANCE DIES AT HOME IN SPAIN.   Woman Who Once Ruled France Passes Away at the Age of Ninety-Four Years,

GREEN'S MEASURE FOR FARM RELIEF PASSED BY HOUSE   Towa ‘Congressman Successful In Drafting Bill to Meet the Needs of Present Farm Price Crisis.

MYERS BROUGHT TO JAIL   Maryland Man Charged With Serious Offense Against Girl.

NASH'S. REMOVAL —_ UPHELD BY COURT   Hennepin County Attorney Involved In Whiskey Smuggling Plot Loses Case.

COURT REFUSES TO INTERFERE IN NASH REMOVAL   COVERNOR ORDERED HIM DIS. MISSED AS HENNEPIN COUN. TY ATTORNEY

‘WOMEN NOP TO GET VOTE.    Barred From Ohto ‘Election by Refer.  cudun Fed Today. ‘i

WOMEN OF OHIO LAN NOT VOTE IN NOVEMBER   Anti- Suffragists Call Referen dum On Law  Petition Submitted Contain: 75,242 Names

WOMEN OF OHIO LAN NOT VOTE IN NOVEMBER   Anti- Suffragists Call Referen: dum On Law  Petition Submitted Contains

2,000 British Soldiers Are LandedIn Erin   Armed Men Will Be Distributed f Territory Around Cork to Knforce New Brilish Repressive Meusures

2,000 BRITISH TROOPS LANDED BANTRY, IRELAND      The Troops Commandgered Sevbral Bulldings Including Bantry Town Hall

2.000 BRITISH TROOPS ARE LANDED AT BAULEY, IRELAND   Soldiers To Be Distributed Throughout West Cork, London London Dispatch Says.

REBELS TAKE ALL. CARRANZA ‘CABINET MEN   2,000 Other Supporters of Federalists Fall Into Hands of Obregon. 

Aged Farmer and ‘Son, Bondurant Residents,  Killed by Automobile

WIDOW OF BROWN ARRESTED   Michigan Woman Taken Into Custody on Periury Charge.

BROWN’S WIDOW IS ARRESTED   Mrs. Ruth Prevost Brown Taken Into Custody on the Charge of Perjury.

‘ROOLISH OF ME 10 LIVE”   With This Remark, Frenchwoman. Whose Husband Refused to Live With Her, Dies.

cCANTICH OF ME TO LIVE   With This Remark, Frenchwomaa Whone Husband Refuacd to tive With Her. Dies.

ALLIES GIVE UP HOPE DF SAVING WARSAW: LAY DUTLINE OF DEFENSE   All Defensive Measures Possible Without Formal Declaration ef War to Be Taken, Millerand and George Decide. ,   ANXIETY IN ENGLAND GROWS AS REDS CONTINUE VICTORIES

NEARING THE WARSAW-DANTZIN RAILWAY   Corridor of Communication Bei weer Polish Capital aad Baltie Sea   A Second Dispatch Says the Ruestar Cavalry Has Cut the Railway.

THE ANNVILLE ~ BANDINTINE THIS EVENING   Kindly Offered Services for ~~ Hallowe'en Parade ~~ Bree-of Charge   “GENEROUS ACT INDEED   ‘Annville Boys Kind Act Certainly Will Be Appreciated  -! By Young and Old

THE ANNVILLE: ~BANDININE: ~—THISEVENING   Kindly. Offered Services for ~ Hallowe’en Parade Free of Charge   GENEROUS ACT  ‘INDEED   Annville ‘Boys joys Kind Act Cer: tainly Will Be Appreciated ~~ By Younes and Old

YOUNG SOLDIER MISSING   Lieutenant E. Walker Franklin Drop: Out of Sight,

TEUTONS MAY MAKE ATTEMPT 10 BREAK PACT   Berlin Threaiening to Scrap Treaty of Versailles, Report.   SENDS NOTE TO GENEVA  First Maneuver for Germany’s Admittance to League  Made.

Issues Declaration That Colonies Must Be Taken From Couneil   WILSON SENDS GREETING

RETAIL SUGAR PRICE MAY BE 17% CENTS   Quotation to Trade Fixe¢ at 14%4 Cents a Pound   Export Business Being Declined by Refining Company

FIXES PRICE FOR NEW CROP SUGAR PRODUCTION      American Refining Company Announc es 14 3-4 Cents a Pound to Pre- vail in Trade

Trim Price OF Sugar   Retiners Bring Down The Price To Wholesalers And Jobbers   WILL IT HELP CONSUMER?   And Will There Be Plenty Of Sugar At The New Price?

SUGAR OF NEW CROP TO GOST CONSUMER 171-4 GENTS POUND   American Refining Company Es' fablishés Price of 143-4,  ]  Cents For the Trade.   ‘DECLINES FOREIGN ORDERS:

Oe Le ee Te ee ae AV IFS CENTS, Kaports Will Re Limilied Until Coadi.  NEW SUGAR

REFINERS TRIM. PRICE OF SUGAE   ESTIMATES BASED ON PREVIOUS PROFITS BRING RETAIL PRICE OF 17 1-4 CENTS

SUGAR [4 3-4 CENTS TO WHOLESALERS   Would: Bring Price to Consumers 47 Sf Conts—Export, Business  Pefnserd.

SULLIVAN IS MOURNED BY ALL ILLINOIS   Democratic Leader’ Death Casts Shadow Over Chicago.

FAMOUS ILLINOIS POLITICIAN DIED _ LATEYESTERDAY   Ray C. Sullivan Had Sudden Attack of Heart Failure xt His Home   ROSE FROM FARM HAND TO STATE PARTY LEADER   Was Worth $10,000,000 at Time of Death—Started ax Farm Hand at $8 Per Month

BUSS SULLIVAN TAKEN BY DEAT   Leader of. lilinois Democracy Succumbs to Heart Failure Brough On by Pneumonia; Made Fortune of Millions: Had Been Farm Hand.

URGES THREE-SHIFT SYSTEM IN MILLS   Twe Ive- Hour Day ta Steal Plants --Rapped By Drury...

FALSE ECONOMY (N12 HOUR OA   Government Official Concludes Investigation of Conditions in Industries

DULUTH SPENDS NIGHT GUARDED BY ARMED FORCE   National Guards on Duty te Prevent More Lynchings Planned.

NO MODIFICATION OF LEAGUE PACT   LABOR ENDORSES INTERNATION. AL UNION WITHOUT RESERVATIONS   Urge Government Ownership of Railroads——“Hands Off” Policy in Mexico,   GUARDSMEN PATROLLING STREETS OR DULUTH

~ Automatic Bargain:    3 i padeniant      a correction   -automatic plan-

SAMOA INQUIRY IS ORDERED   Naval Government in Isiands Willi Be Probed by Rear Admiral Hughes.

NAY GOURT WILL PROBE GOVERNMENT OF PACIFIC ISLANL   Charges Of Misgovernment In Samoa.To Be Probed.

FARMERS HAD THEIR INNINGS   Wheat Goes Soaring. Other Grains Show Decided Healthy Gain.

FARMERS HAVE THEIR INNING   Prices of Wheat, Corn anc Oats Advance During the Week.

Farmers Have Their Inning      Wheat Prices Have: Cents in Past W Cunse &

FARMERS FACE VERY REG PROSLEM   faacctt is of High Priced Land,Puz    .zled on Getting a Just Return

FARMERS FACE BIG PROBLEM   Purchasers of High Priced Land Wil  Have Difficpity in Getting a Just Return.

Uncle Sam Officially Recognizes Some Forty Six Thousand Users Of Whiskey

TRADE BALANCE OF ~ BRIAN ON DEBIT SIDE VERY LARGE   Has Been Steady Increase in the Export of British Goods, Statement Says.

(VERSE BALANCE  OF TRADE AGAIN BRITAIN 1S LARGE   It's 149,000,000 Pounds a: Compared to 226,000,000  in Favor Before War.   1919 IMPORT COST THRICE AVERAGE SIX YEARS PRIOR   Prospects for England's Trade  This Year Bright, American   Chamber in London Says.

[OWA MINERS DEMAND NEW WAGE SCALE   Say That Present Re muneration Is Not Large Enough.

LEWIS WRITES PRES, OPERATORS   Tequesting “A Joint Conference. 6  “lows Operators And Miners  Representatives

TOR EB Wiig FOR DEMGCHAGY   War on Peace Treaty and Its Effect on Presidential Candidacies Outlined.   CLASH OF OPINIONS BOUND TO EMBARRASS   Certain Candidates Must be Sidetracked or Administration Must be Renudiated.

HOOVER’S CHANCE FOR NOMINATION FAILS UTTERLY   eaders - Predict ExFood Administrator Now Out.

HAS THE TREATY DISRUPTED THE BOURBON PARTY?   STORM SIGNALS PREDICT A FLURRY AT FRISCO IN JUNE NEXT.   A HOT FIGHT FOR CONTROL IS COMING

HOOVER'S TREATY STAND ~——INJURES 11S GHANGES   gee Favoring Reservations Believed to Have Little Chance Among Democrats.

HUOVER'S HOPES Gl) GLIMMERING OFFICIALS SAY   Tidal Wave “That Defeated Versailles Treaty Has Eliminated Him   COX ALSO SAID TO HATE LOST CHANCE   Democrats Who Wanted Com. promise Action On Treaty Said To Be Out Of It

WORKERS. RALLY TO THE WORK AHEAD IN. THIS: WRAR’S ROLL CALL =f   T  SWEENEY. WAS HOST.      Chancellor Lindley Saye Great Machinery of Red Cross Should -: Not: Be Junked .         Extension of Local Activity to Covpr County Nursing , Work Urved Last Night a

150 AT THE ANNUAL RED CROSS DINNER   WORKERS RALLY TO THE WORK AHEAD IN THIS YEAR’S ROLL CALL   T.L.SWEENEY WAS HOST   Chancellor Lindley Says Great Machinery of Red Cress Should Not He Junked   Extension of Lecak Activity to Cov. er Ceunty Nursing  Work : Ureed Last Night

AN ANTI- SALOON Lt EAGUE BE OMELT, To Work Out Detatin, of Prohibition

PRICE PAID FOR MILK DROPS   Borden Plant in Illinois Reduces Pay _ for Lactea! Fluid $1 a Hundred ~~ . Pounds.

ILLINOIS AND IOWA MINERS BACK ON JOB   President Of Kansas Union Defies International Head In Bitter Attack.

MOST COAL MINERS GO BACK TO WORK, CLAIW   Franklin County, ih, Mer Still Out,

OPERATORS MEET   Effort Will Be Made to Settle © Mine Wage Question Today

ARBITERS SEEKING WAY TOEND STRIKE   Operators and Miners Wage Scale Committee Meets Today to Hear Daymen’s Complaints   MEANWHILE STRIKE GOES ON   Predicted Operators Will Demanc Mines be Reopened Before Negotiations Are Begun

EFFORT MADE 10 SETTLE STRIKI   Operators and Miners in Meeting Today Trying to Agree on the  NEW WAGE SCALE  Workers Tiewmand a $2.00 a Day Increase — Most of Mines Are Idle

LIGHTNING : STRUCK HOME      Big Hole Burned in Roof of the Bailey ‘Home

RUSSIANS ARE WITHIN TWENTY MILES WARSAW   Poles Grow "Short of Ammun tion as Red Advance Near: Capital.

The Poles Holding the North Front Ar Short of Ammunition   Soviet Wer Office Says Troops Are 1: to 14 Miles West of Bug River.

BOUGHT WATER FOR  WHISKY; NO REDRES!   The Grand Jury Ignores the Charge Made by Hazleton Saloonkeepers.

GH LICENSE LAW IS STILL IN FORCE   Pennsylvania Requires Licenses to Sell Beverages Containing Less Than } of 1 Per Cent of Alcohol.   OPINION IS RENDERED BY ATTORNEY GENERAI   Director of Foods James Foust Informed That Act of Congress Does Not Supersede Statute of State.

Kansas Governor, Himself a . Presidential Possibility, is to Nominate Wood at Chicage

CONCRETE HIGHWAY FOR CAPITAL CITY 1S. PLAN OF MALANG   ' Highway Superintendent's Pro/ posal for Reads Roads © Pleases People, ©   FIVE PRIMARY ROADS FOR ALL OF MISSOURI   Secondary Highways Would Extend Into Every Cgunty:: From Main Routes! .

CONCRETE HIGHWAY FOR CAPITAL CITY IS PLAN OF MA. ANG   Highway Superintendent's Pro posal for Roads Reads — Pleases People.    FIVE PRIMARY ROADS FOR ALL OF MISSOURI   Extend Into Every County  Secondary nb Can From Main Rout

THREATENED WHEN POLE AND RUSS ARMISTICE ENVOYS MEE   With Air of Uncertainty for a Gen aral Peace Conference.

HRS, MacSWINEY GIVEN OVATICN   IN. STORES OF NEW YORK   Recognized on. Shopping Tour and Has to Hold Reception— Leaves \for Washington

SAYS IRISH CALL ENGLAND'S BLUFF   MRS. MeSWINEY REPORTS HER VIEWS

ITALY FACTORY FIRE © “CLAIM MANY VICTIMS   Trains Running Toward’ Vergato Suspended Because Bridges Ara Destroved.” A

MANY VICTIMS AT VERGATO   Havoc by Blast in Italy Greater Than Was at First Supposed—Many Victims Reported.

PACTORY STILL BURNING.   Italian Disaster Grows In Volume .. As Reports Come In,

FATHER DYING, BOY AND PAYROLL GONE   Youth Believed Hurrying to Parent’s - Bedside—Disappears With $4300 From Baldwin Locomotive Works

SHOT WIFE AND BABY THEN SHOT HIMSELT   TEMPORARILY INSANE FROM IN FLUENZA CLEVELAND MAN KILLED HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER,

CRAZEL SY FLU: KILLS TWO   Husband Shoots Wife and Baby to Death, and Then Tries to End Own Life in Cleveland.

TWO PACKING HOUSE — MANAGERS ARRESTEL   Both Charged With Profiteering in Meat.

Krasnoyarsk and Remurnts of holehak’s Three Armies Arce hen me Reda

BOLSHEVIKI TAKE 60,000 IS CLAIM   Reds Capture Kraysnoyarsk, !mportant Town, Says Moscow Communique.

SOIVET FORCES CLAIM TO HAVE TAKEN 85,00¢ IN PRESENT OFFENSIVE   Message Says Remnants: of ‘Three  Siberian Armies Have SurrenMeved—235,000 Taken in: “Drive. ‘

WARonIP LEAVES Ol UVNAMED MISSION    s :  ‘SUPERDREADNOUGHT MISSIS SIPPI DEPARTS FROM PORT  - ANGELES, WASHINGTON.

Ble BATTLESHIP LEAVES IN RUSH   Super-Dreadnaught Mississipp' Departs Hurriedly for Unnamed Port.

Mrs. MacSwiney On Way To Americe   Will Testity Reforg the Connnittes of One Wundred TnveStigading Wish Onuvstion,

Mrs. MacSwiney On Way To Americ:   Will Testify Before the Committe® of One Hundred InveStigating Srish Oursctioaa_

PAY BOOST ASKED   Labor Convention ‘Wants Jurors to Receive $8 a Day

MAC SWINEY DEAD, CLAIM OF BROTHER   Two of Mayor’s Sister Now Go on Hunger Strike.

BROTHER THINKS MAYOR IS DEAD: BRITAIN DENIES   Government Says Kin Would Have Put an End to Feeding.

RELATIVES. BELIEVE =. MPSWINEY 15 DEAD      reter Meswiney aud Mary Medwincy Threajen To Jela Brother On: ager Girlke.

RELATIVES FEAR MAC SWINEY DEAL      His Sisters Are’ Refused Admi{tanee to Ward Where The Mayor is ~ fw Munger Strike ©

RELATIVES FEAR M’sWINcY DEAD, NEWS WITHHELD   Government Throws Veil of Secrecy Over Case—-Spirit- gal Adviser Barred

V“SWINEY FRIENDS EXCLUDED FROM HIS BEDSIDE   FEAR HE IS DEAD BECAUSE Of} ACTION OF AL THORITIES

“FIGURES ARE CHALLENGED.   ‘Miners Official Wants Experts Employed to Examine Accounts of Earnings.

NEW TRIP FOR FLYING PARSON   Lieutenant Maynard to Fly Across Country for Recruits.

VAYNARD TO FLY ACROSS U. §.   ‘Flying Parson” to Make Long Trip in Interests of Army Enlistments.

PAY BONUS 10 SPECULATORS   Figures Show Each Persor in U. S. Contributes $25 to Middlemen   FARMERS GETTING 14 PER CENT LESS NOW   SPECULATORS AND MIDDLEMEN, PAYING LESS, ARE CHARGING CONSTMERS 8 PER CENT MORE.

INCOME TAX'LL GET YOU IF YOU DON'T LOOK OU   THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE GIVES INFORMA. TION OF INTEREST, ©

and<all other persons, who un der the provisions of the lav ‘should make a return should ap      PUBLICITY  DIVISION, AUSTIN, TEXAS. -

LOOK FOR NATION WIDE MINERS STAKE ~INGHEA BIN   Big Joint Meeting Will Be Held Today At Which Decisive. Action Will Be Taken

EXPECT DECISION FROM UNION MEN IN BRITISH GOA MINE CONT RAVERS'   REPRESENTATIVES IN SESSION DO NO APPROVE LLOYD GEORGE'S SUGGESTION.

REPORTS OF BURNING OF POLICE = BARRACKS AND OTHER OUTRAGED CONTINUE TO REACH OUBLIN

IRISHMEN RAID POLICE BARRACKS SATURDAY NIGHT   Easter Passes Without Serious Uprising, Reports in London Show.   CUSTOMS AND TAX OFFICES RAIDED AND RECORDS BURNED   relegraphic Communieation Is Interrupted, Dublin Report Says.

NO SERICUS TROUBLE EXPEGTED ON IRISH REVOLT ANNIVERSAR}   Anticipated Uprising Fails to Materialize on Easter Monday   HAD FEARED A RENEWAL OF RAIDS OF SATURDAY   Wave of Incendiarism Sweeps Over Country on Easter Eve

ANNIVERSARY OF REBELLION   It Is General Opinior That There Was No Armed Uprisings

EASTER 1S DAY OF FIRE IN OLD ERIN   Ireland Lurid With Fire, Not With Blood.   Not a Singie Custom House Remains Intact—More Than 100 Police Barracks Burned.

ERIN RAIDERS FIRE AND BLAST IN 50 TOWNS   POLICE EARRACKS AND TAX OFFICES ARE ATTACKED ON EASTER EVE

RED EASTER IN ERIN   ireland Lurid With Fire, Not With Blood. —   Not a Single Custom House Remains Intact—More Than 100 Folice Barracks Burned,

IRISH BATTLE BRITISH WITH FIRE TERROF   Police Barracks Burnec Down; Revolt Does Not Materialize.

IRISH ARE QUIET ON ANNIVERSARY   Dublin Calm on Third Anniversary o 1916 Uprising: National Horse Races Draw Big Crowds.

DUBLIN CONTINUES QUIET THRE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF 1916 UPRISING,

EASTER BRINGS DESTRUCTION IN IRISH COUNTIES   Police Barracks Ob jects of Raids Over the Holiday.

REPORTS OF BURNINGS ~ POURING INTO DUBLIN      Capital . Itself Passes Fourth An ‘niversary of 1916 Rebel: ' ‘ion Quietly.   PROPERTY DESTROYED      Belfast’ Today ‘Repor s Quiet and ‘ No Indication of Renewal. -+ ? of Prouble.

AUNET FOLLOWS INGENDIARISM WAVE IN ERIN      ets of Property Destruc _ $e Continue to Pour in from ‘Many Parts of Country; Armed Uprising Not Expected         POLICE BARRACKS MAIN OBJECTIVES OF RAIDERS   Restoration of Order is Reported by Authoritiés from Londonderry to ‘Cork and from Belfast to Sligo

ERIN’S EASTER [S RED   FLAMES, NOT BLOOD, CPLANKET IRELAND.   More Than 100 Police Barracks Art Burned—Not a Single Custom House Remains Intact.

IRELAND QUIET AFTER RAIDING OF SAT. NIGHT   Police Barracks and Othe Government Buildings Are the Targets.   NO DISTURBANCES IN DUBLIN ON EASTER   Telegraphic Communicatior With North of Ireland is Interrupted.

PRIMARY RETURNS SLOW   Moore Siightly Ahend af Spraai, : Wendrick and Penrexe in Penn Avicnnia in 477 BDlatricts.

PENROSE  TO STAY IN SENATE   Keystone State brimary Returns Slow Coming in Indicate Effects of Bitter Factional Fighting—Democrats Stand for Palmer.

BANKRUPTCY Suit AGAINST PON 1 STARTED ih COUR   CHECKS ORDERED STOPPED   DECLARES HE IS SOLVENT   Ponzi Says He Has More Money on Deposit than Is Needed te Pay All His Liabilities.

ACT T0 CHECK PONZI, WIZARD   THREE MEN HOLDING NOTES FILE INVOLUNTARY PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Boston Bank Is Ordered Not to Pay Any More Checks Issued by Financier; Account Is Said fo Be Overdrawn. 

PREPARE TO BURST THE PONZI BUBBLE   SUIT IN BANKRUPTCY AGAINST GET RICH QUICK MAN.   Accased of Overdrawing Bank Ae count and Transferring Assets te Creditors—Speculator Says  He Ia Solvent.

EAT MORE BREAD CUTS H.C. L.   Baking Indectry Peiatsa Oat Way far  Reducing ( were.

G.0. P.INSTATE SPLITS: MORGAN AGAINST BLAINE   Nominee for Attorney ' General Supports _ », Col: MeCoy”

MORGAN SAYS BLAINE SHOULD BE DEFEATED   3. O. P. NOMINEE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCES HIS PURPOSE TO URGE THE ELECTION OF COL, ROBERT B. M'OOY.

FOR rm VERNOP   Republican Candidate for Attorney General Will Not Support Blaine   RAPS THE LEAGUE   Says He Must Remain True to  the’ People Who Voted for Him .

ST  ATTORNEY MORGAN NAMED br "REPUBLICANS FOR ATTORNEY. —PENERAT AGAINST BLALN

Dictatorship In. g ‘Industrial Districts   AH “proletariat” at ‘Dictatorship ‘in Certain Other DiStricts in Czecho-5Sl0wakin. According to Reports,

WORKERS RULE \ SLOVAK CITIEK   Seize Control rol of Industria Districts of Nation

Dictatorship In  ’. + Industrial District:   And Proletariat Bictatorstiip in Cerfain’ ‘Other Districts in Czecho-Slovakia, ‘According to Reports,

REVOLT DEVELOPING.  IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIZ   Military Dictatorship in Some Districts.

SINN FEINERS ROUT POLIC   ARMED PARTY RAIDS POLICE BARRACKS, DEPARTING AFTER A LONG SIEGE

5 LOSE LIVES  IN WINDSTORM    Seven Dwellings Wrecked With Fata!  Results When Cyclone Hits Saskatoon Town: Heavy Damage

5 LIVES LOST IN A TORNADO   Vhat Swept The Alamade-Sasksteon -* District Yesterday

MISOING BALLOON SEEN ~ OVER OTTAWA ON DEG. 1   Canadian . Naval Authorities: Ar Investigating Matter.

RUSS RED FORCES / TAKE FOOD, COAL   Locomotives, 2,000 Cars and Quantities of Amunition Also Taken, Moscow Dispatches Claim

Soviet Armies Are Meeting With Success      Advance in Siberia and Capture Towns and Supplies in Great  TR a a a i

RED ARMIES SWEEP _ FORWARD UNIMPEDED   Captnre 3 Sieamers Laden! with fsa 25,000 Tons Cont, Lecnmatives and 2000     Blonr—,

Reds Capture Flour  ~ and Other Supplies   Advance Into Siberia So Far Uncheck_ ed Ehough Opposition In ~South Russia Is Stiffening.

SOVIETS KEEP WARM: CAPTURE COAL SUPPL'   EXTENSIVE VICTORIES ¥OK RED ARMIES ARE REPORTED— RAILEGAD EQUIPMENT TAKEN

WASHINGTON LETTE?   (asette's Special Representative ¢ the feat of Government Revitw Events ef Gemeral Loteres;

POST PROTESTS AGAINST ENDING OF HOUSE PROBI   Declares He Wants Chance To Be Heard To Clear Charges.

POST KICKS ON ENDING HEARING   Assistant Labor Secretary Under Fire in Deportation Cases Wants to Be Heard.

SECRETARY POST FILES PROTEST   Wants to Be Heard Before tavesti gation (loses.

POST PROTESTS END OF INGUIR\   Labor Seeretary’s Assistant Desires to Present Evidence for Defense

ARRANGE MEETING. OF BOTH PARTIES   Republicans and Democrats to Discuss Treaty   GO OVER WHOLE FIELD

CONFERENCE ON TREATY   %  Wi hole Field of Suggested Compromises Will Be Gone Over Says  1 tannins thee.

AFFILIATE WITH 6.0.P   Makes Known  His Ideals in Letter to Home State Club   Favors Reservations te Treaty to Protect U. S. Interests

ee aga TD ee 8 ome ——   Will Give Party His Entire Support on Forward-looking Liberal Platform   SAVORS LEAGUE WITH ‘PROPER RESERVATIONS   WHILE STILE NOT A CANDI DATE, HE SAYS HE WIL! “NOT REFUSE SERVICE’ 0 ISSUE NECESSITATES It.

LABOR FAVORS EITHER M’ADOO OR HI JOHNSON   American Politics Chie’ Topic of Conversation at Montreal A. F. L. Convention.   RAILROAD WORKERS WANK “SON-IN-LAW’

FAVORITE DF LABOR   Palmerison -“in bad” list A. F. of L. delegates at Montreal indicate

A.F.L.READY FOR BG MEET AT MONTREAI   Only Six Candidates Now  Both Parties Meet With : Labor's Approval =   RAILWORKERS FOR wannan

THE SNOR ER TO RE SILENCED. !  Sleepers on Hilinoia Central Trains

WATSON AND WILSON   TWO BIG REPUBLICANS IN: TIpTON TO HELP CAUSE.   League of Nations and = Esch-Cumtuins Bill Stressed in Speeches.

WATSON AND WILSON   TWO RIG: -RUPUBLICANS ™ ‘Tir. TUN TOCHELP CAU         ons . and Esch-Cum Pape or ; essed in Speeches.  mins Bill Si

King George ‘Is Chief ‘Mourner at Funeral of Unknown British Soldier.

BRITAIN PAYS HIGH HONOR TO SOLDIER DEAD   BODY OF UNKNOWN SOL DIER CANONIZED BY BURIAL IN WESTMIN. STER ABBEY.   KING GEORGE CHIEF MOURNER

BALTAIN PAYS ATRIBUTE 1 TOMY ATKINS   King George Is Chief Mourn. er as Unknown Body Is Placed in Westminster   THOUSANDS OF WOMEN THINK HIM THEIR SOK   THRONGS, SOME WITH BAR. HEADS AND OTHERS WEEE ING, WITNESS SOLEMN RII CAL IN LONDON,

"TOMMY ATKINS” BURIED “AT WESTMINISTER ABBEY ~ WITH FITTING CEREMINY   King and Royal Fami'y' j in England March Behind Casket as Chief Mourners—Famous Generals of World War  Xe Aro Bal iIhaarare   Birth of Nation and Salvation Are’ Commemorated on ' Armistice Day.    HEART-OF PATRIOT AND UNKNOWN :POILU BURIED   Great. Procession of » People Passes Under. Triumph rch..in Paris, .---.

England and France Hold Ceremonies on Armistice Day   Tommy Atkins and Un known Poilu Buried with Honors

\LL ENGLAND PAYS HOMAGE UNKNOWN SOLDIER DEAD   BODY OF ENKNOWN SOLDIER IS BERIED WITH HIGHEST MIL sPTiaget t@48 2407 &

HEYDLER IS RE-ELECTED NATIONAL LEAGUE HEAD   Is Given Big Salary Increase— Approve New Agreement With American League.

NATIONAL LEAGUE SIGHS NEW BASEBALL AGREEMENT   Twenty-Five Year Contract Mage With Americans Yesterday—Award 1920 Pennant to Brooklyn

TWO MINERS KILLED   EoSeo a OTHERS: nt RY IN ACCIDENT  ro) WHEN R@or Fas. 6    1 : Mishap at the American; Mine . A  Ricknell, 

WO MINERS KILLED   OTHERS HURT IN ACCIDENT WHEN r@or FALLS.   Mishap at the American Mine A Bicknell,

GEN. ANDREWS . HEADS MILITARY _ TRAINING. TAS!   Takes Place of WwW. H. Cha pin, Who Was in Federal  Daerinan: Thirty Vaare

TO FILE ANTLTIRUST ACTION   Palmer Will Vuke First Step Ik Carrying Out Dissointion tereemett.

UIT AGAINST MEAT PACKERS WILL BE FILED   First Step in Dissolution te Be Taken by Anti-Trust Action Next Week

VER ENDORSES GU? CONVENTION AND URGES: UNITED PARTY SUPPORT   Former Food Administrator Breakfasts With Senator Harding and Later Asks . Complete Backing For Nominee

PLATFORM IS PROGRESSIVE, HIS CLAIM   Announcement Made Following Breakfast With Senator Hardine   AGAINST THIRD’ PARTY   Says Government to Fail if We Have More Than 2 Dominant Parties

Says He-Will- Support Ticket and Calls on All Elements to Get Into “Rand Wannn’’   Also Campaign ExpendituresSays Most of Platform is Constructive

Views of Both Conservative and Progressive Elements To Be Fully Represented He Says

HOOVER URGES SUPPORTOFG, ~0.P, TICKET   Former Food Chief Asks Support of All Elements,  Following Conference With Harding.   INDORSES G. 0. P. PLATFORM.   Declares “Greater Part of Chicago Platform is Constructive and Progressive.”

- ASSERTS GOP. PLATFORM 0: K.   IMUST UNITE OR 1ocEr   ME GAYS sl§ S

HOOVER STRONG FOR THE G. 0. P   Calls Platform Adopted in Chicago Progressive.   MAJORITY SHOULD GOVERN   Says Herding Is Anxious to Bring Divergent E'ements of the Party Together.

SUPPORT TICKET   Greater Part of the Chicago Platform. Is Constructive and Progressive, Says the Former Food Controller,   DIVERGENT ELEMENTS SHOULD BE UNITED   Makes Public a Letter Sent To Friends Throughout the Country Before Coneiilting the Nominee.

HERBERT HOOVER ANT FOR HARDING   GREATER PART OF PLATFORM 1S PROGRESSIVE AND CONSTRUCTIVE, HE SAYS.

HOOVER STAMPS HIS 0. K. ON THE (.0.P. PLATFORM   Says It’s Constructive And Every Wing Of Party Can Indorse The Tenets.

HOOVER GIVES HARDING 0. K   Former Food Administrater Endorses Presidential Candidate and Says Republican Platform Is Right,

Greater Part of Platform Is Buth Constructive and Progress, Says Former Food Chief.   PARTY SPLIT NOW WOULD BE DISASTROUS, DECLARES

DOVER OUT FOR HARDING AND G. 0. f   -hicago Platform Progress and Constructive, Inv Support of Party Grou States Former Food Ck   Nominee Accepts Wilson I and Declares He Is C€ to Submit League Quest to Referendum of Peo

PARTY UNITY IS PARAMOUNT FOR   jIWREPUBLIGAN   Hopes of Placing His Name on * Democratic List «Lost. .

HOOVER URGES ALL REPUBLICANS TO BACK HARDING    Former Food Administrator  Indorses G. O. P. Platform in Main, Saying It Is “Con.  structive and Progressive.”

HOOVER GALLS FOR SUPPORT OF BOP TIGKET   Declares Greater Part of Chica go Platform Constructive and   Progressive; Nothing Pre. vents Compromise

IN LETTER HE CALLS ON. ALL ELEMENTS WITHIN THE PARTY.   To Support Harding Ticket at the Polls —/ Any Differences Should be Settled Within the Party: Organization. .

ENDORSES ALL MAIN PLANKS OF G.0.P. ISSUE   Pronounces the Platform as Progressive  Not Radical.

IMPROVE THE BARGE CANAL   Miller Urges as Way te Fight Proposed Big Ship Route

a auORED AMITEPANBNCEN   Would Destroy $150,000, 000 Investment in Barge i Canal. He Says.   RAPS U.S. CONTROL   “Paisying Arm of Govern ment” Halted Barge Build-.-  Gne He Declares.

SEVERAL. MEMBERS POLISH DELEGATION RESIGN   May Prolong Peace Confer ence, Which May Continue for Several Months.

COOLIDGE RAPS STATE LAWS   Massachusetts’ Statutes Conflict With Dry Act, Says Governor to Legislature.

GOVERNOR HITS STATE LAWS   Coolidge Says Massachusetts’ Statutes Conflict With Drv Act.

MASSACHUSETTS LAWS CONFLICT WITH AMENDMENT   jovernor Codlidge Calls Atten tion to Conflict   Fighteenth Amendment And Valstead Act Involved

SOPHS UP TO OLD TRICKS IN COLLEGE   LAWRENCE COLLEGE FRESHMAN PRESIDENT TRANSPORTED IN COFFIN BY PLAYFUL SOPHOMORES

FROSH PRESIDENT IS MADE COFFIN CAPTIVE   Sophomores Win Athletic Events at Annua! Outing,

THINK MRS, ELMER KILLED HUSBAND      Her Son by Former Marriage aud His Sister Held as Accomplices

DEATH OF PEACH KING PROBED   Ex-Wife Jailed on Charge o Killing Georgia Man   ‘SON AND SISTER ALSO HELD   Woman is Accused of Poisoning the Millionaire

WOMAN HELD . ~ FOR KILLING PFACH KIN   TRACES OF BICHLORIDE OF MERCURY ALLEGED IN VICTIM’S REMAINS   BODY §S EXBINVUED

WIDOW FACES CHARGE OF MURUEA   $3,000,000 Estate Cente: of Contest In Mysterious Georgia Death

Detectives Seek to Build Web o Circumstantial Evidence .. Around Woman.   “IND TRACES OF POISON   Body of Dead Man fs Exhumed and Examination Reveals Cause of Death.

HEAVIEST VOTE IN _YEARS BEING CASI   First Returns’ From. Massa_ chusetts Show Gains for Hardina.   LABOR VOTE FAVORS COX   Railroad Men in Topeka, Kan, Cast Big Vote for Ohio Governor,

SNAPPY TALK  BY COX AT SOUTH BEND   Thomas Taggart and Dr. McCulloch Also Speak At Night Meeting Before Dem. Editors

LEAGUE GASEDALL UNDER NEW PLAN!   ELEVEN CLUBS PASS RESO LUTIONS CALLING FOR\A NEW FORM CONTROL

TO RE-ORGANIZE - MAJOR LEAGUES   Owners Have Until No vember 1st to Join the  New Association

Five American League Owners Who Hold Out Given Until Nov. 1.   TRIBUNAL IS SUPREME

ENTIRE CHANGE IN CONTROL JS PLAN OF CLUBS   THREE AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS BOLT JOHNSON CONTROL; JOIN NATIONAL LEAGUE OWNERS TO REORGANIZE.

FIVE ee ‘BALL TEA Als      Refusal to Approve of Reorganization Plans Brings Ultimatum.’ :   BIG SHAKEUP SURE FOR SEASON OF. 1921

Club Owners Must Bace ' Reorganization or Fight  To Retain Their Control

ULTIMATUM T0 BALL CLUBS   Three American Leagve Organizations Sav Others Must Come tn.

Would Put Management of the Game in New Hands      Majority of Club Owners Favor Employing Civilian Tribunal of Three Men Not Financially Interested in Game as Managers.

MOVEMENT FOR ACO RGARIZATION  MANOR LEAGUED   WOST CLUBS FAVOR SUBSTITL TION OF CIVILIAN TRIBUNAL FOR COMMISSION.

(GRAND JURIES PROBE  RAIL STRIKE CAUSES   MANY INDICTMENTS MAY BE RETURAED.   Palmer Has Absolved From Biame the Larger Part of the Employes Whe Participated in Strike.

U. S. COURTS INVESTIGATE RAIL STRIKE   Federal Crand Juries in Many Districts are Busy Today Seeking the Recl Causes of the Outlaw Railroad Strike.

Palmer Absolves Majority Of Strikers From Blame; Department Of Justice Aiming To Prevent Further Trouble.

Chester A. Moody Falls Victim to Disease Tuesday Night—Burial at York Cemetery.

PNEUMONIA CLAIMS WASHINGTON TP. MAK   CHESTER A. MOODY FALLS VIC. TIM TO PNEUMONIA AND INFLUENZA TUESDAY NIGHT.

Leaders of Both Politica Parties Contend That. Harding Must Take   NEW POSITION   On the League Issue—Old Hague Court Does Not Meet With Favor

LEAGUE ISSUE 1S WORRYING &.0.P   WHAT ROOT HAS TO SAY ON SUBJECT AWAITED WITH KEENEST INTEREST

SECOND ARREST MADE      In Connection with Murder of Robert Eckert

DEAD CHILDREN ARE BURIED TO “RESTORE LIFE   Killed by Lightning Relatives Bury Up to Necks in Backyard 

FEW CHANGES IN _ STRIKE STATUS   Some Men Are Returning to Work on B. And O. And  Pennsy.   BIG WALK OUT ON FRIDAY   Governor Sproul Discusses Situation With State Department of Labor. Trying Mediation in Philadelphia,

KILLS. SLAYER OF HIS BRIDE AFTER MURDER      Chicago ‘Man Duels With Robber Who Shot Wife  . tyes pee

Robber Shoots Young Bride   And Is In Turn Killed In Duel With Husband of Woman   MYSTERY UNSOLVED IN CHICAGO CRIME

SANTA CLAUS MAY HAVE TO USE AIRPLANE, AS FORECAST _ IS FOR SNOWLESS CHRISTMAS

WEATHER MAN SAYS FAIR AND COLDER CHRISTMA:   ‘Santa Claus Will T Fravel In Air. plane This Year.

PREDICT VERY LITTLE SNOW FOR CHRISTMA‘      Weather Bureau’ Forecasts Clear Day Saturday

FINE TEAM WORK ~ OF OUR: SENATORS      NEW AND WA‘TSON FOR ALL HOOSIER . INTERESTS.   ‘Breaking of Wilson Administration _Shows. Most Sorry Plight of ; Democratic Party.

NeW PREDICTS Ble WATSON VICTORY   Declares Indiana Senator will get Big Pluality—Record Commends Him te People—Proiects U. S.  Dye Industry.

BOLSHEVIKI WHIPPED.      Offensive Definitely Broken by the Polish Forces.

DAME FIGHTER MEETS DEFEAT   WADOO VANGUISHED IN ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR POLITICAL BATTLES IN HISTORY,   FRIENDS REMAIN TRUE   With the Chances Mor His Nomination Gradually Diminishing His Supporters Stood By Him With  Their Votes Until the Final Count.

DRAMATIC BATTLE FOUGHT BY Mt ADDL   YOUNG GLADITATOR FROW OHIO WON DECISION OVER VETERAN LEADER.   HIS FRIENDS PARALYZED   Tom Love, of Dallas, Floor Mana ger For McAdoo, Too Badly Surprised to Toss in the Sponge.

Frisco Convention is Scene of One of the Most Spectacular Political Battles Ever Staged. ;

New Champion Won After  Hard Battle Over Game Fighter; Youth vs.- Age

SOCIALISTS. OF FRANCE IN ROV   Right Wing Party Claims t Be the Boss of the Works.

LEFT WING ASSUME POWER      Powerful French Socialists CHqt 1 Now Controls Party.

FRENCH SOCIALISTS REJECT LENINE I CORNERED FIG   Right, or Conservative Wing.  Assumes Control of Party Funds and Newspaper.

FRENCH SOCIALISTS. SPLIT 18 FACTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL!   Congress at Tours Holds Stormy Session; Fights Are Frequent,

BLOODY BATTLES FOUGHT IN IRELAND   sinn Feiners Answer Torch at Cork With Bullets.   Bitter Fighting Breaks Out in Various Parts of the Island—Attack <i Uister Troops. cee.

BATTLES IN IRELAND   Sinn Feiners Answer Torch af Cork With Bullets, =    Bitter Fighting Breaks Out In Varioud Parts of the 'sland—Attack !  Ulster Troops. i

BATTLES IN IRELAND   Sinn Feiners Answer Torci:. at Cork With Bullets.   Bitter Fighting Breaks Out in Various Parts of the Istand—Attacx Utster Troops.

IRISH BA: ILE TROOPS   BITTER FIGHT!'\G BREAKS OUT IN TR LAND.   Sinn Feiners Answ « Torch at Corl With Bullets in Various Parts of Ir. and, a

BATTLES IN IRELAND   Sinn’ Féiners Answer Torch at Cork With Bullets.   Bitter “Fighting Breaks Out in’ Various "Barts of the Island—Attack min Ulster Troops.

LINER IMPERATOR IN PERIL   Giant Vessel Was Virtually Helpteas at Sea for Three Days After Heavy List.  4

CAMPAIGN FUNDS ARE TAXABLE      Contributers Must Pay as a Part of Their Income.

NIGHT RIDERS IN SOUTH CONDEMNED   Jutrages Result in’ Many Proclamations by State Governors

NIGHT RIDER? WAR STARTED IN SOUTER   Governors of Two States Issue Proclamations Against Outrages.

TO PROTECT COTTON GINS   Southeris: Governors. Indicate They Will Call’ Militia.   NIGHT RIDERS: ARE~ ACCUSED   Believed: to be Authors ot Sev: era Inceniiry ‘Fires in Ging — Recently.

NH RIDER fi COTTON ECTIONS         “NEGRO KILLED AT ‘WNGLAND, ARK, YESTERDAY   PROSLANATIONS ARE ISSUEL      Mhesate of Night Riders to Buru Gins        2 - : rs ‘here Orders to Discontinue Gin.  nag Had Not Been Honored.

ACT AS RESULT OF VIQLENGE WW EEEORT TQ PAO PRIGE OF GOTTCh   Numerous Fires of Undetermined Origin Destroy Cotton— Widespread Threats by Night Riders to Burn Gin Whose. Owners lgnore Warnings to Discontinu Operations, _   LO ELODIE ELLIO ALLEL LLL ALLL ALLL LALLA TOLL LL OLA  REGARD PREMIER'S SPEECH AS ALMOST DECLARATION OF WAR GW TCLAND   Driver of Military lorry Killed and Three Sdldiers Woundes in Atiack—Two Gonstables Shot Dead and Three Other Officers Badly Wounded

GOVERNORS DECLARE WAR ON RAIDERS   Attempt to Curtail Sale of Cotton Leads to Numerous Outrages.

NIGHT RIDING Ih QUUTH MAY BRING ACTION BY STATES   Outrages Growing Out of Operation of Gins in Face of _ Lew Cotton Prices Prompts ’ Statements by 4 Governors.

GOVERNORS AGT ANGOTTON WAR   DECLARE DRASTIC STEPS WILL BE TAKEN TO STOP BURNING OF GINS,

ALARM SPREADS OVER ACTIVITIES OF NIGHT RAIDERS   Gins Burned To Ground To Make Farmers Hold Their Cotton.

NIGHT RIDERS OF SOUTH GARRY ON OUTRAGES AT GINS   Drastic Measures to Be Taker ‘to Curb Raids on Dealers  W271. OF.

UNREST GROWS. “AG MARKET FOR: » STAPLES FALLS   Night Riders. Alarm the~South . Where Cost of -Coiton ©  Angers Producers   GRAIN DEALERS HOPE - ; . TO QUIET DISCONTENT   Farmers Meet in Capital ‘to ‘Discuss Problem..of © Falling Prices —

CONDITIONS BAD IN COTTON SECTIONS Ut GEORGIA - ARKANSAS   NIGHT-RIDERS THREATEN. GI OWNERS WHO PERSIST IN '. HANDLING COTTON AT PRE ‘VAILING - PRICES

TO USE ALL POWER TO HAULT OUTRAGES OF NIGHT RAIDERS   Governor Brough, of Arkansas, in Proclamation Calls Upon Authorities Suppress Outrages.   MANY GINS ARE BURNED   Governors of Florida and South Carolina State Their Positions. Threats Are Wide Spread.

WOULD FORCE COTTON PRICE TO HIGH MARK   Night Riders Force Goy ernors of Southern States to Action.

MOBS  TERRORIZE SOUTHLAND   Night Riders Leave Death and Ruin in Wake   DEMAND ADVANCE IN COTTON   Four States Hit By Gangs— Plants Are Burned

SHOOTING OF GUARD STIRS EXECUTIVES   Proclamations Call on Offi cers and Legion Posts to Act Quickly.   REWARDS ARE POSTED FOR COTTON RIDERS

NIGHT RIDERS ARE FEARED BY COTTON MAKERS   Shooting of Guard of Cotton Gin Brings Forth Statements From Governors

LAWLESS ACTS — ~ AROUSE SOUTH   Night Riders Create Reign  of Terror. —   COTTON IS DESTROYED IN NUMEROUS FIRES   Price of 40c Per Pound for Staple Sought. °

JAAQTIC ACTION AGAINST OUTLAW IN COTTON BELT   Governors Call Upon Adjutant General and Sheriff to Sup -pregs Night Riding   Outrages.

IGHT RIDING _AGTIMITY SPREADS   South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas Report Trouble Today, and Gov, Cooper Orders Investigation of Threats ee ee re

GOVERNORS AROUSED OVER THE COTTON WAR   Heads of Several Southern States Issue Statements  Regarding Burning of Cotton Gins and  Other Acts of Violence.

Proclamations Call on Offi. cers and Legion Posts to ~ Act Quickly.   REWARDS ‘ARE POSTED FOR COTTON “RIDERS

TERROAIOMM TN SOUTH   Negro Guard Stain, Colton Burne a Night Riders Threaten Further Conflagratious

STATES TAKE OTEPS AGAINST WHITECAPS    GOVERNORS ISSUE STATE MENTS CONCERNING ALLEGED GIN BURNINGS   Governor Kilby Posts Reward o! $250 For Arrest and Conviction of Anyone Destroying Property.

A WORKOUT FOR, _ JOHNSON   Nomen Chinapien WH ,, “Box Franess ut Leavenworth,

JACK JOHNSON TO FIGHT.   Bat It Will he in the! Penttentiar; Thanksghing. Day.

BOOSTING P. P. HIGHWAY   Atchison C. of C. Boosters Say Pikes Peak Highway is a Great Road.

Se ee Tl Oe  Atchison C. of C. Boosters Say Pikes Peak Highway is a Great Road.

Withdrawal of Japanese Forces From Siberia Ex. . pected in Short Time.   BOLSHEVIKI 1 TO PATROL FIXED NEUTRAL ZONE   Leon Trotsky Takes Field to Fight Poles on Ukrainian Front,

MAY CANCEL BACK TAXES   Mexican Government Make: Offer to Mining Compan  jp2.

LAIM VILLA HAS JOINED REVOLTERS   INDICATED THAT REBEL CHIEFTAIN WILI, JOIN GEN, OBREGON.   Dispatch States That Battle Has Broken Out Between Revolting Federal Troops and _Carranza Soldiers.

BANDIT VILLA MAY TAKE HAND IN REVOLT   MEXICANS IN WASHINGTON BELIEVE BANDIT WILL JOIN REBELS—CARRANZA VEN DESERT

PRESIDENT WILSON VOTES   Chief Executive's Home District Overeehelminels far Warciasg.

-DITH GOULD ELOPES WITH WAINWRIGHT   Financier’s Daughter, 18. Weds Rich New Yorker   Trip by Auto to Elkton, Md—Famil Didn't Object to the Young Man

NEW PARTY T0 RISE OUT OF THE WRECK   REMNANT OF FORTY-EIGHTERS PONDER FORMATION.   Judge Wray of Nebraska One ot the Leaders Who Cannot Fall in With the Farmer-Labor Extrem ists.

HOPKINS ATTACKS NEW THIRD PART   Chairman of Committee o' Forty-Eight Denounces the Farmer-Labor Party   MEET. NEVER FUNCTIONED   StatementeDertires” “Aspirations of Labor Delegates Were Even Smothered

HOPKING ATTACKS NEW THIRD PARTY   CHAIRMAN (OF 48 COMMITTEE SAYS CHICAGO MEETING WAS FALLURE,

IS STILL A DEMAND FOR REAL NEW PART   Chairman Committee of Forty Eight Issues Statement At tacking Farmer-Labor Body

HOT ROAST GIVEN NEW PARTY, NOT CHOICE OF LABOR   IT IS RUN BY FEW DEMAGOGUES   COMMITTEE OF 48 IS NO7 GOING TO SUPPORT THIS OUTFIT

ANL Oc At VOCATES “Has iFAL NEW PARTY.”   ‘monittee of 48 Chairman Altachs larmer-Labor Organization.

STILL CHANGE FOR NEW PARTY, SAYS HOPKINS   Leader in 48 Organization Attack: the Labor Men as Autocratic.

HOPKINS CHARGES MACHINE TACTICS BY LABOR PART   Leader of 48ers Declares Com mittee Was “Steam-Rolled” And Assails New Farm y  er-Labor Ticket.

CHAIRMAN OF 48" aEEO DEMAND FOR REAL dRO PARTY   says Chicago Meeting Wa: Controlled by a Few Labor Leaders.   MADE CLASS ORGANIZATION

IT IS RUN BY FEW DEMAGOGUES   COMMITTEE OF 48 IS NOT GOING TO SUPPORT THIS OUTEIT

Alleges N rganization Has Bec onunated by Labor Leadéers— Rank and File Ignored. :

GUUNTAY NEEDS REAL NEW PARTY HOPKINS CLAIM   Farmer-Labor Organizatior  _ Doesn’t Fill the Bill; Meeting Was Dominated By Laborites. He Says.

FARM-LABOR PARTY DON'T SATISFY NEED   Chairman of Forty-Eighters Has Idea That Labor Put One Over On Him

American Ambassador to Japan to Resign and ~ Enter National Politics

U. S. AMBASSADOR TO QUIT?   Rumored at Toklo That Morris May Resign—to Participate in’ Presidential Elections.

$150,000 FIRE IN ILLINOIS   ‘Paint Shop and Enemeling Plant Barned At Beliieville.

ALCOHOL POISONING CAUSES 7 DEATHS   Civilian Employe of Edgewood Ar senal Is Latest Victim in Baltimore,

DE VALERA’S HOME IS RAIDED   Dublin Police Seek Countess Markle. iez, Sinn Fein Member-— Woman Not Found.

HOME OF IRISH _ “PRESIDENT” RAIDED TODAY   The Dublin Police Were Searching for Countess Narkievicz.

TO MAKE NAVY PROBE.   JOINT INQUIRY ON AWARDS 1S PLANNED BY BOTH HOUSES.   Senate Committee Votes 10 to 1 fo: Quiz—House Body Delays Action on Account of Death.

SENATE VOTES FOR NAVY QUIZ   Senate Committee Decides, 10 1, to Probe Awards.   House Committee Delays Action or Aimy Decorations Because of Death of Chairman’s Son,

MONEY GIVEN FOR TARVING PEOPLE OPENT FOR WINE   Funds of Near East Relief Bought Champagne, Is Testimony.

SQUANDERED RELIEF FUSDS,   Six Americana Guilty of Giving Ex: pensive Wine Dinners.

LEWD REVELS IN _ TURKEY   WHILE FLOUR WE SEND IS SOLD TO BUY WHISKEY

eit at HIST ita   LEWD REVELS IN . TURKEY   WHILE FLOUR WE SEND IS SOLD TO BUY HWIMSKEY

PRICES OF COAL DUE TO TUMBLE SS PREDICTION   Department of Justice Offi. cials Predict Fuel Will Be Cheaper; War On Prof  jteers Is Cause Given.

Renew Activity Against Profileer: and Claim Prices Have Droppec At Balti mara   INTERIOR POINTS: COMPLAIN

PRICE TUMBLE — _IN COAL SEEN BY OFFICIALS   Already Hav¢ Dropped at Tide: water Prick After Investigation Opens, Claim

PREDICT FALL IN GOAL PRICES   Predict Coal. Market Would Follow Sugar Prices in Break In Near Future.

DECLINE IN COAT. PRICES FORECAST   Campaign Against Profiteers Havine Wide Effect.

GOVERNMENT T0 LIVEN FIGHT ON COAL GOUGERS   Department of Justice Forecasts Tumble in the Price of Coal   CORRAL PROFITEERS   PREDICTION MADE THAT COAL MARKET WOULD FOLLOW SUGAR PRICE BREAK.

PREDICT TUMBLE IN GOAL PRICES   Department of Justice Takes Active Steps Against Eastern Profiteers

Federal Officials Movin; Against Profiteers   EARLY DROP IS FORECASTED   LESS THAN $100,000

ONL PRICE. TUMBLE BELIEVED. IMMINENT   RENEWED CAMPAIGN AGAINST - PROFITEERS THOUGHT TO ‘BE HAVING EFFECT. -

COAL PRICE DROP I$ PREDICTED BY GOVT. OFFICIALS   Who Are Renewing Activity in th Search for Profiteers in the  Black Diamonds   EXPECTS PUBLIC OUTCRY WILL HAVE SOME EFFECT   Believed Tmproved Transportation Pa. cilities Will Help to) Bring About) Desired End

PREDICT BIG DROP IN-PRICE OF COAL   Plan Sweeping CampaignAgeins! » Alleged Profiteers,   EFFECT ALREADY EVIDENT   Production’ Costs Are Bared by De. partment of Justico—Quotations at Baltimore Tumble,

OFFICIALS PREDICT LOWER COAL PRICE: WITHIN FEW WEEK   ‘ORECAST OF BREAK MADE A  RESULT OF RENEWED FIGHT AGAINST PROFITEERING   PROBE 15 RESPONSIBLE   Prices Already Have Registered Dro, at Batlimore Where Evidence of Excessive Charges Gathered.

COAL PRICES DUE TO FALL   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICFK PoRE. CASTS A TUMULE,   CAMPAIGN AGAINST PROFITEER   GATHERING OF EVIDENCE IN ATLANTUC COAST CITIES,    Dealers at Baltimore Aiready Seck= ing Cever, and Hampton Roads ‘ May Follow—Predactiva  : On the lacrease.

PRICE DRGP . PREDICTED.   Forecast of Tumble in Coal Rates Made by Government Officials.

TUMBLE IN COAL PRIGES FOREGKST BY GOVERNMENT   Market Will Follow Sugar Drop, Department of Justice Officials Believe.   RENEWED ACTIVITIES AGAINST PROFITEERS   Will Press Investigations at All Points on Basis of Information That Pyramiding of Prices Has Been Accomplished Through Intertrade Sales.

FORECAST TUMBLE IN PRICE OF COAL   PALMER'S DRIVE AGAINST KASTERN PROFITEERS IS BRINGING RESULTS,

PRICE TUMBLE   Renewed Activity Against Profieers Has Already Resulted in Considerable Drop   SHORTAGE NOW OVER   Bins Made Empty by Miners” Strike and Freight Jam Are Again Stocked, U. S. Reports

COAL PRICES DROP . ON ATLANTIC COAS]   Department of Sustice Predicts Coa Market Will Fotiow: Tumbte in Sug

PREDICT SLUMP IN GOAL PRICES   Will Follow Sugar Prices in Early Break.

RED CROSS ASKS: A RENEWAL   Will Not Make Delve This: Year But Kequest All to Renew Their Meffhershin. Nov. ith.

ENROLL IN GREAT RED CROSS' DRIVE  Wark Marnct Ra Carian fin   Work Must Be Carried Or ‘During Coming Year.   THE CAMPAIGN PLANS   November 15th-18th will Find Many at Work Getting the Funds.

THE DEMOCRATS « OF GEORGIA SPH   GEORGIA DEMOCRATS SPLIT). * 4 ON WILSON ENDORSEMENT   SMITH AND WATSON COMBINE   Attorney General Palmer Choice’ of Democrets for the Presidential Nomination, &

CRACKER STATE DEMOCRATS SPLIT      Wilson Administration Bone of ConOH tentibn, the Majority Refus ine Ta Endorse. . r

SEE LIKELY LIST OF DARK HORSES   48) ONE LIKELY To Ct & FIG. CRE av oni ace   HUGHES, ALLEN OR EVEN TAFT   Former Jestice, Kansas tovernor ard Es-Preeidént “Mentioned as Poasibilitice—Other Uen  je the Reesis«c.

Wood Men Might Turn tc Gover. nor Allen if Some Things Happen at Chicago.   3 HAVE BETTER CHANCE   Butler Stronger Than Many Realize; Hughes and Knox Not to Be Overlooked.

PORTUGAL FACING GENERAL STRIKE   Tie-Up Is Apparently of a Revols tionary Character, Says Border Advices,

TRIKE BREAKS OUT I PORTUGAL; MAY Be REVOLUTIONARY   Movement Said To Extend Throughout Entire Country.

STRIKE IN PORTUGAL RR MEN. START HT   Little Neighbor. of Spain Next in Line For. Strike  Tennhles: ~

A BIG BLIZZARD IN NEW ENGLAN   Railroad Traffic Paralyzed and Telegraph and Telephone Wires Blown Down.   GREAT SNOW DRIFTS A BAR TO BUSINESS   High Winds Lash Atlantic Coast, Causing Fear for ineominge Vessele.

STURM SWEEPS NEW ENGLAND: BUSINESS STOPS   Wind Of Tremendous Velocity Sweeps Through Streets Of Boston   MANY COMMUNITIES ARE WITHOUT COAL,

RETURNS LOWDEN MONE}   Missouri Delegate Say He ~, Giv en Up 500— Moore Bae og hom

$2,500 OF LOWDEN MONEY RETURNED SAYS GOLDSTEIN   Republican Delegate From Eleventh Missouri District Refused to Identlfy Recipient.

‘PAID. BACK ‘LOWDEN $2.500”   Delegate Goldstein of St. Louis Says He Has Returned Cash to il!incis Governor.

SECCESSOR TO LONG EN STATE DBEPARTMEN      Van S. Mevle-Smith Takes Post. 41 Thiet Assistant Seere13

MERLE-SMITH IN NEW JOB   New York Man is Appointed. Third Assistant Secretary of State a¢ Washinaton. —

NEW JOB FOR MERLE-SMITH   Succeeds Breckenridge Long as State Ranartmant Racratary

52 HELD IN RIOT CASES.   Situation in West Frankfort, Dlinois. Continues to Improve.

First Election., Returns -Show . Heavy Increase ‘in RepubHean Strength. My

HEAVY VOTING. MARKS DAY IN MOST REGIONS   National, State and Local Issues Serve io Bring Out the — Electorate. ;   RECORD VOTE TO BE CAST   The Inclement Weather in Many ‘Places May Cut the Rural Vote.

WAIL POUCH IS RIFLED.   Theft of 292,000 in Carrency Sent by Pittsbergh Bank.

VIATOR, UNCONSCIOUS AND FROZEN, FALLS FIVE MILES IN TWO MINUTES AND LIVES   Viajot Schroeder Is Hero of Thrilling Adventure at Day ton in Seeking Highest Altitude

GUUNGIL END LENGTAY FIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT   Unanimous Vote is Cast for Bonding Ordinance for the © Washburn, Logan and  Hogan Schools Le   CONSTRUCTION WORK TO START ON TWO SCHOOLS THIS FALL   Every Detail : Arranged for Speedy Consummation of Building Program

Unanimous Vote is Cast for Bonding ‘ Ordinance for the Washburn, Logan and , Hogan Schools .- *      CONSTRUCTION WORK TO START ON TWO SCHOOLS THIS FALL   Every Detail - ‘Arranged © for. Speedy Consummation of ' Building Program ,:"

PRO-IRISH WOMEN PICKET WHITE HOUSE   Banners Heat “SloydeGeoree, tho Prize Anarchist and = Woodrow Wilson His Junlor Partner”

WHITE. HOUSE   PIGKETED BY WOMEN AND Chi DREN TODAY   They Were Unmolested and Soon  Departed.

WHITE HOUSE PICKETED mE AND CHIL  They Were Unmolested and Soo Departed.

TURK NAVY ABOLISHED,   supreme Allied Council Will Ais Ve Upon the’ Turk Army.

Members of Supreme Body Rule the Curtailment Of Ships.   EASIER ON GERMANY   seen tial  Ruined Country Would Have Bad Effect on World.

EXPERTS SAY COX MUST CARRY OHIO OR TAKE BEATING   BORAH PREDICTS HARDING WILL CARRY HOME STATE BY OVER 100,000 MAJORITY.

EVES ARE ON OHIO   POLITICIANS REGARD THAT AS MOST VITAL STATE.    Connecticut and Indiana Also Battle Grounds,

TIME EXTENDED IN RUHR VALLEY   German Government Grant: Workmen Additional 48 Hours to Accept Terms.

TURKISH PROBLEM TOBE CONSIDERED ATACONFERENC   Creation of International Commission to Govern Dardanelles   SUGGESTION OF GREEK LEADER   Would Make American President of Commission—Other Problems.

CONSTANTINOPLE © IS A PROBLEM   PEACE COUNCIL CONSIDER: ING MANY EUROPEAN ISSUES,

Phe ee ar aa ep ite eR RN NE Se VR IE Figg oer Ba Yecserve Offieers to Meet

PICKETING BRITISH EMBASSY   Women Sympathizern With Ireland Take Up New Work.

POLICE CALLED 10 BREAK UP PICKETING AT BRITISH EMBASS'   Women Put on Demonstration in Favor of an Irish Reoninhlic

WOMEN FRIENDS. OF IRISH REVOLT FIGKET EMBASSY   State Department Meets -with No Success ‘in Effort to Move Police

LET WOMEN PICKET EMBASSY   Washington City Police Refuse to Stop Irish Sympatnizers at sritish Legation.

LET WOMEN PICKE! tEmuaso:   Washington City Police Refuce to Stoy trish Sympathizers at Brit. ish Legation.

LET WOMEN PICKET EMBASS}      Washington City: Police Refuse to Stop Irish Sympathizeré at Brit: . jah Legation. - *

RESERVATIONS PRESENTED BY SFNATORLODGE      Senate Receives Proposed Modification to Peace Treaty.

LODGE  FORMALLY PRESENTS RESULTS OF’ COMPROMISE. ©   EIGHT OF THE FOURTEEN ‘RESERVATIONS WERE MODIFIED.   Gnly Those Relating to ‘Article X and to Monroe Doctrine Still -Souree of Tronble,

Eight of the Fourteen Original Qualifying Clauses to Treaty Ratification are Revised in Presentation to Senate   DEMOCRATIC ACCEPTANCE GENERALLY PREDICTED   Alterations Cubmitted Relate to. Withdrawal, Voting Power, Expenses of League and Economic Bovcott

LODGE PRESENTS TREATY CHANGES TO THE SENATE   Modifications Do Not All Agree With Claims of Democrats   Article Ten and Monroe Doe trine Unchanged

CALIFORNIA HAS RECORD INCREAS   Pacific State Outgrows Two fi Population — Now Has i0t] Place in Rane.

Population of California Increases 1,048,987 During Past Ten Years

GOLDEN oTATE IN BIG CENSUS GAIN   Last Decade Sees Largest Poulation Lift in California’s History.’

CALIFORNIA HAS RECORD RRGWIH      Western te Shows’ Greatest Gain in: Population $o.Far. ; : Announced.

ANOTHER WORLD WAR PREDICTED — BY MORGANTHAL      FORMER AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY ISSUE WARNING IN ADDRESS BEFORE COLUMBIA STUDENTS.

Sea ele Mg a a sae a  ‘ MORGANTHAU SEES  : U.S. AGAIN IN   WAR IN 10 YEARS:

Oc ATE GOMINIITTEE GRLLED UPON TO DECIDE WHETHER BARNES MUST GIVE FACTS REGARDING HIS NEW ROOK

E cai trag i rete otha alma Big Eastern Stores Stash ‘Prices on Stock 20 Per Cent

INE BILLION EXTRA TAXES   Collection, From Affiliated Firm Will Total Vast Sum This Year.

MUST SEITE   Judge Decides They Must Ac cept Product Even If the Price Did Drop.

CONSIGNEES 10 PAY 22 GENTS FOR THEIR SUGAR   Must Take Sugar at 22 Cents In Face of Slump

 WHOLESALE DEALERS  MUST PAY FOR SUGAR        ‘Decision Involving Over Millior Dollars Handed Dow n by Su. i preme Court.

WILL NOT PERMIT 7 A WAGE REDUCTION   Declaration of Chief of United CS eee fe es pe

LEWIS TALKS ON WAGE REDUCTIONS   Mineworker President Wil Not Permit Reduction of Wages

MINERS T0 PERMIT ~ NO WAGE DECREASE   PRESIDENT LEWIS SAYS REDUCTION 18 ECONOMIC MISTAKE,   Return to Pre-war Conditions Is Not to Re Made, Says United Mine Workers’ Head—No Good Produced,

MINERS WILL -FIGHT WAGE DROF   President Lewis Says There'll Be No Return _to Pre-War Conditions.

NO REDUCTIONS ~ SAYS JL LEWE      MINERS’ CHIEF DECLES ORGANIZATION WRGES MUST STAND,

S WILL NOT ACCEPT LOWER WAGES   eee  ‘9 Savs International President Lewis Of Miners’ Union In Editorial In Maga: zine.

SEEK NEW MOTOR FUEL.   Bill in the House Appropriates 1 Million for Experiments.

CHANCELLOR LINDLE¥ our LINED PLANS TO CHAM: +» BER OF COMMERCE :      K. U. Head Tells How . , School May Be Built Up to Rank: With Others of Its Kind.   Evening Meeting of Chamber _ Given Over to Discussion of © University Problems

COMMUNITY HELP FOR UNIVERSITY   CHANCELLOR LINDLEY OUTLINED PLANS TO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   TO BUILD BIG SCHOOL   K. U. Head Tells How School May Be Built Up to Rank With Others of Its Kind   Svening Meeting of Chamber Given Over to Discussion of University Problems

CONVENTION LAWS OF TEXAS EXPLAINED.   Opinion by Attorney General’s Office Governing Pie td Counties tate.

‘Opinion by Attorney General’s Office Governing Precincts, ~—~—"Counties and State.

CONVENTION LAWS OF TEXAS ARE CLEARLY EXPLAINED   Opinion by Attorney General's Office Governing Precinets, Counties and State.

‘CONVENTION LAWS OF TEXAS EXPLAINED   Opinion by Attorney General’: Office Governing Precincts, Counties and State.

NEW RAILROAD IS UNDER WAY   STEAM SHOVEL EXPECTED NEXT WEEK   Coal Road In South Fork Low lands Will Open Rich Farm ing Community.

K. U. CONVOCATION   Chancellor Lindley Will Address Stugents Tomorrow

Lh OVD GEORGE 18 DEVIANT.   British Premiey Suys Labor Cannot. Dictate Polley?

TO RESIS LABOR’S ULTIMATUM SAYS LLOYD-GEQRGE   Attempted Dictation Would Strike at Roots of Government, He Says.

ATTACK LABOR’ ULTIMATUM   Premier Lloyd Geerge Says Statement Strikes at Constitution

HEMMER I) att      Radiesl Element. Should Big Strikes Aim At Root of Constitution, Will Be Reaisted With Power of Ning

BRITAIN WILL USE  FORCE Ik NEEDED   Premier Says Labor’s Ultima: tum on War to be Met With Force of Arms if Necessary   Threat a Blow At The Founda: tion of The Government He Asserts.

LLU GtURbt OPEARG PLAINLY  ACGARLING WAI   SAYS ANY ATTEMPT OF LABOR TO COERCE ATTITUDE, OF GOY.  ERVMENT WHAMBET RE. sENTED. i

LLOYD-GEORGE REPLIES TO LABOR ON RUSSIA   Says Industrial Element Cannot Dictate Great Britain’s Policy.

DENOUNCE LABOR’S DICTATION   ares Se eee ee oe eee eee  Says Gevernment Will Not Be : Cinavineed By Unions. ;

BOR CAT OTA SAYS LLOVO GEORGE   Answering Statement of Le bor Against War. - nier: Says Government Will: D clare Question of Merit : Take Care of Conseqtu

British Premier Warns Unions Against Threat:   Won't Be Dictated to Is Sut stance of Lloyd George Reply to Ultimatum.

LABOR IS DEFIED BY LLOYD GEORGE   Britain Will Fight Any Attemp' to Dictate Policies-Com mons Adjournc

WAITING EXPERTS “CALLED UPON IK NEWBERRY. TRIAI   Claim Signature’ OF Fletcher On Payrolls, Hotel. Register and Petitions Written By One Man   SOME NAMES WERE FORGED

HANDWRITING EXPERT ENLIVENS NEWBERRY CONSPIRACY TRIAL   ‘Claims 106 Names on Nomi nating Petition in Chirography of Fletcher

TE LEAGUE OF  OOWANENG 0   SENATOR MeCOoralcn ON THE WAY PO GENEVA   THE ABMANIAN 11 TIGN   Question of. Reduetion of Arninments Before the Levugue of Nation® Une dey Discussion ‘Joday.

THE LEAGUE OF . ~ NATIONS BUS   SENATOR McCORMICK ON THE WAY TO GENEYVS      Question of Reduction of Armaments Berore the League of NatlousS Under Discussion Today,

GOES TO PRISON. FOR SPECULATING   Treasuiez of Savings .Societ; ‘Took Much of Society’s Money,

MAN FROM SOCIAL ‘SET GOES TO WORKHOUSE   William Bush Sentenced for Eight Years for Taking Securities Totalling $200,000.

ACCUSED OF DEFALCATION WOMAN ADMITS IT AND MORE   Miss Ball Recites Story of Relations With the Junior Member of the Firm Extending Over Years.

Insurgent Workmen. Regain. Ground About Fortress Lost in Previ. ous Day’ s Fighting   HOLLAND MAKES PREPARATIONS TO MEET ANY EMERGENCY ON FRONTIER

THOMAS WATSOR NOMINATED FOR 5. SENATOR   Democratic League Foe Victor in Georgia Primary—Senator Hoke Smith Runs Third in Race.

TUM WAY GUN [a WH OF RAGE  FOR THE SENATE   OUTSPOKEN CRITIC OF WILSON ADMINISTRATION AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS,

EX- POPULIST _ 1S NOMINATED   Senator Hoke Smith De cisively Beaten for a  Third Term .-

TOM WATSON IS ELECTED IN CEORCIA   Critic of Wilson and League Wins Despite Widespread Opposition.   HOKE SMITH BEATEN BY DECISIVE VOTE

Harness Makers Wanted   American Legion  Meets Tonight  Elks’ Club   Attention!

WOULD FORCE DOWN PRICE!   Plan to Picket Retail Stores Who Deo Not Come Down on Necessities.

PICK CITY TODAY   Governors’ Convention te Sélec Next Meeting Place

GLOWING TRIBUTE ISP AID TO FARM   Coolidge Points to Farm As Glowing Example For Other Industry To Follow     SS Anmaeihis nt Aintinn Dacod Oln

M EXAMP FOR THE COUNTRY   Coolidge Talks on Continuous Operation.

TO WHOLF. NATION FOR UNINTERRUPTED PRODUCTION, SAYS GOV. COOLIDGE.

FAR AS EXAMPLE TO REST OF THE COUNTRY   ‘dootidge Contrasts Its Operation ‘With Conditions in ‘Other  2 Lines,

FARMERS Of NATION GIVE GOOD LESSON   Industry, Transportation and Mining Should Follow Example.

FARMERS SHOW WAY TO OTHER INDUSTRY HEADS   Gov. C oolidge Says All Can Take Lessons from Farmer.

FARM RS EXAMPLE. FOR INDUSTRY SET BY COOLIDGE TALK   Says Uninterrupted Production of Farmer Might, Well Be imitated Elsewhere.   HARDING SHOWS RESULT: © OF TOO MUCH SPEAKING   Candidate Returns ‘to Marion After 3-Day Trip,. With: Slight Hoarseness..

Gov. Coolidge Calls Ag riculture Mankind’: Basic Activity—- Un interrupted E ffor' Needed

COOLIDGE SAYS FARM   BLAZES WAY   Vice Presidential Candidate Declares It Sets Example for All Industry.

AIRPLANES 10 GREET HARDIN   President-Elect is Scheduled to Have Fine Time at Newport News.

HARDING ON DESTROYER   President-Elect and Party to Use Warship to Land at  Newport News.

LOGAN TO PASS UPON TRANSFERS   No Sick Veterans Go te Togus Until He Decides   War Risk Bureau Leaves Matter 0 Hospital Patients in His Hands

RIOTS IN. GTRMANY ~ GROWING   Land Owners Flee Fron _Communists---Tension -. + Inereases.   SOVIETS. RETIRE

GERMANY SCENE RIOTOUS DISORDER   Land Owners Reported Fleeing Berlin Ta Escape Communist Violence.

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN GEAMANY CAUSES RIOTS FIEAGE FIGHTING SUNDA      L AND OWNERS FLEEING TO BER. LIN FEARING SLAUGHTER BY COMMUNIST FACTION,

DISORDER OCCURS IN GERMANY   Rieting Taking Place na a Reenlt of Politicn! Campaiga.

PRICE FIXING CAUSES TROUBL   Supreme Court. May Be Asked to Decide If the Law is: Valid   NO COAL IS MINED   At the Prices Fixed by the Commission—Claim the Bins Are Empty

COAL SITUATION IN CHAOTIC STATE   United States Supreme Court May be Called on to Decide Whether Law is Valid   OWNERS CONSIDER APPEAL   Dealers Violating Order Will bh Prosecuted, Chairman Eschbach of Commission Says

NO JUSTICE  GIVEN TO U.S. bi EMPLOYEES?   3,000 GERMANS KILLED IN THE REVOLT   Judge Landis Berates the Fed’ _eral Government as Most Unfair Employer.   Martial Law and Curfew to Tame Capital of Germany.   DEMANDS MORE PAY FOR MEN   IRON RULE GRIPS BERLIN   Makes Veiled Criticism of the Decicicn of the U. S&S. Supreme Court for Stock Dividends Decision— Employees Get No Raise.   Miniature Battle Staged Occurs De. Spite the Rigid Precautions—Mob Spirit le Now Being Held in Check—Strike Called Off.

NO JUSTICE IN U, S. SERVICE?   Judge Landis Berates ‘the Federal Government as Most _. .. Unfair Employer. =   DEMANDS TORE PAY FOR MEN   Makes Veiled Criticism of the Decision of the U. S. Supreme Court for Stock Dividends Decision— Employees Get No Raise.

LANDIS BERATED FEDERAL SERVICE   Famous Chicago Judge Says No Justice There.   U. S. MOST UNFAIR EMPLOYER   Employees Underpaid and Have Had No Increase Since High Cost of Living Hit the Worid—Refers to Supreme Court.

EFFORTS 10 LOCATE WRECKAGE PUT OFF TLL ne ABATES  MISSIN SINCE WED. as IN  3 MEN ABOARD Pilot Ba:

BEATIFIG SOCIALISTIG REPUBLIC IN TEUTONIC LAND (S BUNK; RICH GORGE WHILE BELLIES OF POOR QUIVER

GERMANS ANXIOUS T0 COME TO THIS COUNTR'   But First Liner to Leave Ger many for U. S. Since 1914 Brings Only Britishers

PROHIBITION = SAVES BILLIONS SAYS MILLIKEN   Maine Governor Declare: That Money Spent for Drink Goes for Useful Commodities.   BUSINESS HELPED BY NO BOOZE   Estimate Made that $2,000,. 000 Was Saved in the Past Year Since Prohibition Took Effect.

SAYS PROHIBITION SAVES LARGE SUM   Congress Against Alcoholism Addressed by Maine Governor.

ATTACKS APPROPRIATION  FOR INDUSTRIAL INQUIRY      ; Representative Blanton Raises Ques: tion Resulting in Striking Out Fund for. Conference

CITY WATER PLANT HAS 5 DAYS’ COAL   Reports Reach Mayer ‘Phat Hettseholders ‘Are Unable to Get “Orders Filled

teports Reach Mayer ‘that Householders Are Unable to Get Orders Filled   (rice Sure to Go up September  When Increased Freight Rate Takes Effect

THE TREATY ~ SUTUATION   RESERVATION REPUBLICANS To DECIDE WHETHER ‘TO G6 AHEAD AT ONCE   Hi. PARTISAN CONFE RENCE in OEEICE  CASTE LRTICLE X

STURM OF PROTES   WILSON SUGGESTION AS TO ARMENIA NOT IN PAVOR:   Bryan Says We've Pnough Troublk Without Borrowing More,

STORM OF PROTEST   £ i Bryan Says We've Enough, Trouble  Without Borrowing More.

THE ULSTER TROUBLE   AMERICAN GIRL BRINGS NEW ELEMENT INTO CASE,   Witness Declares Religious Prejudices Were DeHberately Played Vpon by MUL Owners,

VILL OWNERS USED RELIGIOUS ISSUE   This In Province of Ulster As Means of Defeating Efforts of Workers t3 Organize. 7”

WEATHER NIOWA IS UNFAVORABLE FOR GRAIN CROPS   Bulletin Says Most of State Is In Drought.

PLEASE PAGE J PLUVIUS ESQ   Weekly Crop Bulletin State: That Iowa Needs More Rain.

TWO MORE JAILED AS AUTO BANDITS   Leonard ‘Bird and Harr Smith Believed Pals of Roell, Fletcher.

YOUTHS HELD Ih MURDER CASE   Implicated by Confession of Columbus Auto Bandits 

RED “ROSS DIRECTOR SAILS   Miss Clara D. Noyes Will Inspect In European

10 INSPEGT HOSPITALS   MISS NOYES LEAVING TO LOOK AFTER RED CROSS NURSING WORK IN EUROPE.

RED CROSS DIRECTOR SAILS   Miss Clara D. Noyes Wil! Inspect Nursing Activities in European Countries.

MISS CLARA D. NOYES SAILS   Director of Red Cross Nursing to In. spect European Camps.

MISS NOYES GOES ABROAL   American Red Cross Official to Make Inspection Tour.

NEXT ASSEMBLY TO DEAL WITH 16 AMENDMENTS   That Many Important State Constitutional Changes to Be Decided.   THEY COVER A WIDE RANGE   State Senator English to Lead the Fight to Put Them. Through. ~

IMPORTANT WORK HOR LEGISLATURE I) PRUPUDSED NOW   Sixteen Amendmenis to Constitu tien to be Considered by 1921 General Assembly   REGISTRATION CHANGES   All County Officers to Serve Fou Years and Tax Laws to be Modified to Better Serve Their Puornose

SIXTEEN ANENDMENTS FACE GENERAL ASSEMBL!   Important State Constitutional Changer Must Be Decided By 1921  Lugislature

a a ll tlle nin sn ee ae tt ta a  FIVE TRANSPORTS OF GREEK TROOPS LANDET

BOSTON WITH SUBURBS HAS 1,500,000,   Hubtown Has Not Annexed Surround ing Towns and Area of City is Only 47.8 Square Miles.

Ang elated full Satie League endorsed neither Cex nor. Harding   Dry..support would injure in some quarters, help in.others.

IDEAS DIFFER ABOUT POSITION   Of the Anti-Saloon League as to the Candidates for Presidency.   NO ENDORSEMENT, NO CONDEMNATION   Leaving Wer Chest Open for Contributions From Both  bhn ami rnn

SIMS CRITICISES — NAVY DEPARTMFN   Decla:es He Was Told Depart ment Had as Soon Fight England As Geimany.

SIMS CHARGES LACK: OF COOPERATION HERE   Says Navy Dept. on This Side Did Not. Give Ameri    ean Forces the Aid They ey A on Boe gh SE      MANY _ IN POOR  SHAPE   Says Repairs Needed i in Ships and in Many Ways He was Handifuppad. Warned, againat  England. §=s-—s«¥' -

WOULD FIGHT BRITISH AS SOON AS HUNS   Sims Tells Instructions Given Him By Department Of Navy

WARNED T0 KEEP HIS EYES OPE   Charges Delay in Going to the Aid of the Allies   To Investigate Charges

WOULD FIGHT THE BRITISH   ‘Navy Department Told Admiral Sims England Was Same. 3s eGentral Powers,

ADMIRAL SIMS IS WITNESS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   Was Told “Net To Let the British Pull the Wool Over Your. Eyes”— Ready to Fight Great  Britain.

SIMS CHARGES LACK OF ra ON PART QF DANIELS   ADMIRAL IN LONDON OF. FICE SAYS AIDES WERE NOT SUPPLIEN      Ten Months before U. S. Navy Really Aided Allies, He Says.

TEN MONTHS BEFORE WE WENT TO AID OF ALLIES, HE CHARGES   Sensational Statements Be. fore Senatorial Committee Today.

BOMBSHELL HURLED” BY SIMS WHEN. CALLED BY SENATI   “Just as Soon Fight British A: Central Powers” Told Him He Declares

ALOUNDING STATEMENTS MADE   "WOULD JUST AS SOON FIGHT BRITISH AS CENTRAL POWERS'   Admiral Sims Said Did Not Reccive Co-operation of American Navy De.  partment for Ten Months,

SIMS EXPOSES ANTI-BRITISH VIEW IN NAVY   “Don’t Let British ‘Pull ‘Wool Over Your. Eyes,” _ Were’ His Orders.   TELLS SENATORS OF INSTRUCTIONS IN 1917   Admiral Charges, Lack o: Co-operation Early in -. Great War.

FIGHT BRITISH AS SOON AG ANYONE” NAVY TIP TO SIMS   “Don’t Let Em Pull Wool Over Your Eyes,” Instruction to Admiral. He Testifies.   10 MONTHS’ DELAY iN U. S. AID TO ENGLAND, CHARGED   Senator McCormick Hints Quiz   Should Have Authority to  Sink Probe in Deep.

ADMIRAL, SINS      at a in: London. Did: ‘Not  Bet td “Co-Operatinn of  > Navy Departiient, “atid “Die  —“ Not Come to Aid of. Allies “For 30 Months. ;

ADMIRAL SIMS IN STARTLING WAR GHARGES   Says He Was Told U. S. “Would Just as Soon” Fight the  British.

TOLDSINSTO BEWARE LEST HEBE ROOLE!   ADMIRAL ALLEGES THA’ DANIELS WARNED HIM OF BRITISH WILES.

SIMS TESTIFIES  UF NAVY DEPT'S FAILURE 10 GIVE FULL CO-OPERATION   Also Says Instructed Ne lo Let the British Pull Wool Over Eyes

SIMS MAKES UGLY CLAIM 10) PROBERS   quarters in London Largely Ignored.  ny  TEN MONTHS BEFORE ACTION  Says Was Informed Unit d States W.uld As Soon Fight England As Germ iny.

ADMIRAL IN HOT CHARGES ON THE WAR   Says Navy ~ Department Told Him Not to. Let the British Fool Him _   ENATORS FOR PROBE      Admiral Criticises. the Cooper: ation That Was Given ihe Fleet

ADMIRAL GIVES OUT STARTLING DETAILS   Sims Tells Instructions He Had Before Going to London.

SENSATIONAL REPORT MADE BY ADMIRAL SIMS   KAVY OFFICER SAYS HE WAS INSTRUCTED TO WATCH GREAT BRITAIN.

Testimony is Put Before Committee Investigating Naval Awards in Form of Letter to  Secretary Daniels Giving War T.acanne

“* We Would Just As Soon Fight The British As The Central Powers”  [OLD NOT T0 LET BRITISH POLL WOOL OVER HIS EYES, SAYS SIMS   Adriraf-Charces Lack of Cooperation By Mavy Department.

SIMS MARES UuLY CLAIM TQ) PROBERS   ote ee rete  Says American Nav.l Headquarters in London Largely Ignored.  TEN MONTHS BEFORE ACTION  Says Was Informed Unit d States Wiuld As Soon Fight England As Germ iny.

SIMMS’ CHARGES: ‘ARE SENSATIONAL   THE ADMIRAL ‘HAS CERTAINLY STARTED SOMETHING NOW,   HE SAYS HE WAS TOLD TO “BE. WARE OF THE BRITISH.” —   And Told. Also That “We Weald. Just as Soon Fight the British as =~ the Central Powers.” .

SIMS SAYS DEPT. WANTED TO poss ALL NAVY FIGHTS   Tells Senate Committee That Washington Did Not Co-operate.   HAD NO PLAN OF ACTION. FOR MORE THAN (0 MONTES   Senate Hale Will Demand Full Taquaity Into Adtmiral’s Charges.

DANIELS 13 CHITIGTSED FOR INTERTERING TH ACTION AGAIN] ENN   Senators Threaten Farther Inquiry Into Department’s Cooperation With Fighting Squadrons, as Well as Its Decoration Awards  ADMIRAL PRAISES COMMANDER BAGLEY

STATEMENT OF ADMIRAL SIMS   Plan of Action Undecided for 10 Months After . Arrival in London

REDUCTION FEDERAL TAXES 1S URGED BY BANKERS PRESIDENT   Financial Questions and Problems Are Discussed by R. S. Hawes At Washington.   READJUSTMENT IS STRESSED   Economical Consumption More Important Than Increased Production He Tells Bankers.

TAX REDUCTION URGED   Caretal Sapertision af Expendiinres Necessary. Also, Bankers Tetd,

BANKERS HEAD ASKS REDUCTION OF FEDERAL TAX   RICHARD S.“ITAWES TELLS CONVENTION CO-OPERATION IN SOLVING RAILROAD PROBLEMS 1S MUCH NEERPEDN,   Wants Transportation Aet Amended So Bankers Can Become Directors of Railroads.

SHIPS PREPARE TO SAIL SOUTH   No Serious Trouble is Forecast at Navy Department as Result of Order.   SONORA TROOPS ATTACK?

RATIFICATION OF TREATY NOW ~ UPTO WILSON   STATEMENT OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR STRENGTHENS LODGE’S POSITION.

ENDORSEME  BY LORD GREY OF RESERINS HFIDS @ QV D   Effect Of The British Ambassador’s Approval Of The Lodge Reservations On Wilson’s Attitude Is Keenly Awaited By Poli Heiance

PACT CAN PASS WHEN WILSON __ WISHES IT.   SEN. CAPPER CONCLUDES FROM EARL GREY’S ANNOUNCEMENT

‘TIME OF SENATE TREATY RATIFICATION WITH PRESIDENT   Kansas Senator Makes Statement Re garded by Colleagues as Important 4 in View of Situation.

THE PEAGE TREATY: ~ RATIFICATION UP. TO THE PRESIDEN   Senator Says That Action Rests Wholly With Wilson.   ATTITUDE OF THE BRITISH OFFICIALS   ‘British Ambassador Indicate:   that Lodge Restrvations Will Be Acceptable.

TREATY RATIAGATION REST GOWARELY WITH PRESIDE   England’s Acquiescence in Lodge Reservations Blanket: Wilson’s Claim That Failure to Accept Treaty in Toto Would Kill it

TREATY RATIFICATION RESTS WITH. WILSON DECLARES SENATOR   That British Government Entertains No Objections to Senate Adoption of Certain Reservations to League Covenant. is Taken as Significant.   LODGE RESERVATION WOULD NULLIFY TREATY   Lord Grey’s Approval of Senate Stand Used as Additional Arguments by Anti-Administration Forces on Treaty Question.

Ts Declaration Made By Sen ator Capper, Republican O! Kansas Before Senate   PRESH EVIDENCE   In Diplomatic Cireles That British Government Does Nol Object lo Reserva.   -—

STATE CAMP PLANNED   National Guard Hoxds Anxious t Have Men Train With Feterans,

FIRST SPECIAL IN ‘FRISCO   “Press Galiery” Train From Chicago Reaches the Convention City on the Coast,

PREFERENTIAL ALLOTMENT OF COAL CARS DISCONTINUE   Fuel at Lake Ports for the Northwest Delivered in Quantities to Permit Rejuction of This Movement.

MORE GOAL-FOR THE NORTHWEST; U; S, TQ” INGREASE SHIPMENTS   Preferential Allotment of Cars to Great Lakes District, Ordered Stonpved

PREFERENTIAL GOAL CAR ORDER MODIFIED   Commercial Commission Dis: continties Emergency Provision for Three Districts

ALLEN TO PRESENT: WOOD AT CHICAGO   GOVERNOR ACCEPTS INVITA TION TO KE NOMINATING SPEECH         GOT CONSENT TODAY   Telegrdth from General Wand Ack ed Kansas Governor to Mahe Address      Said Wood and His F Sy Con sidered Kansan Most biited to

ALLEN TQ PRESENT WOOD AT CHICAGO   GOVERNOR ACCEPTS INVITA TION TO MAKE NOMINATING SPEECH   GOT CONSENT TODAY   Telegram from General Wood Ack ed Kansas Governor to Make Address   Said Wood and His Friends Con sidered Kansan Most [biited te Speak

ALLEN TO NOMINATE WOOD.   Accepts Invitation of General in New ‘ York Today.

ALLEN WILL MAKE NOMINATING SPEECH FOR GENERAL WOO!   Kansas Governor Will Pui Name Betore Republican Convention.

GOV. ALLEN TO. NOMINATE WOOL   Though Mentioned as Candidate Himself, He Agrees to Put General's Name Up.

W ood’s Name to Be Presented by Kansas Governor   Allen Chosen to Place the Soldier Candidate Before Convention.

OUR BOYS ON ~ THE RHINE ARE IN FINE SHAPE   General March Says They do not Suffer Hardships That Allied Troops Do.—Moraie Hight.

Are Receiving the Highest Wages ‘tory of the Country Which Ac For Discouraging Food Prod Agricultural Dept. Asserts.

MANY UNIONS BLING FORMED AY FARM HANTS   Wages Demanded Mean Re duced Production and Still Higher Prices   OFFICIALS OF A. F. OF L. NOT BEHIND MOVEMENT   INDICATIONS AT DEPARTMEN? OF AGRICULTURE POINT TC LARGE. REDUCTION IN FOOT CROPS THIS YEAR.

FARM HANDS ARE FORMING UNIQNS   DECREASED PRODUCTION IS INDICATED BY LETTERS TO DEPARTMENT.

“8  FARM HANDS ARE / ORGANIZING, UNIONS   Wages Demanded Are Pisenuraging Production and Are Certain to  Mean Higher Prices for

MANY FARM HANDS “ORGANIZING LABOR (INIONS EVERYWHERE   Wage Demands Will Result it - Shrinkage of Food Production, it is Believed.

Are Receiving the Highest Wages Iii: tory of the Country Which f - For Discouraging” Food Pr Apsricultural. De nt: Asserte

Farm Hands are Organizing Unions   Are New Heeching the Hirhest Wares In Hisiory, Approximate. ly 26.000 Hands ore Wem-

TO RESTORE SHANTUNG   Premier. Hara ‘Says Japan Will ol, bey the Treaty.         Reiterates Promise to Return Kidohew to China. at Opening of the = Diet:

RENEWS JAP’S. PLEDGE   ~) PREMIER _.DECLARES COUNTRY} WILL ADHERE TO TREATY.   Success of Treaty Depends on Spirit of Oneratlon—Regrets Feeling _Regarding Shantung-

SHANTUNG WILL BE RESTORED BY JAP:   Premier Hara Says Japan~Will Obey the Treaty.   Reiterates Promise to Return Kiaohow to China at Opening of the Diet.

10 RESTORE SHANTUNG   Premier Hara Says Japan WIR Obey the Treaty.    Reiterates Promise to Return Kiachow to China at Opening of the Diet. ,

TREATY WILL BE LAW TO CABINET, MILLE RAND SAY   ‘Maintenance of Alliances That “Have Saved World” Among Chief Aims of Body.   CLEMENCEAU LIKENED TO INCARNATION OF VICTORY   New Premier Sees Taking Task of “Great Patriot” as a “Formidable Honor.”

JAPAN UBEYS TREATY}   PREMIER REITERATES PROMISE TO RESTORE PROVINCE.   Opens Diet at Tokyo With Speech Bearing on the Peace Pact—Hits Foreign Critics.

JAPAN WILL CARRY OUT ALL TERMS OF TREAT)   Co-Operation of all the Nation: is Very Essential, Says Premiey Hara.

DE VALERA SUPPOSED TO BE IN L. AND N. WRECK (Rw Agsenciated Preaat

RECEIVERS OF PONZ AFFAIRS FIND ASSETS   Safety Deposit Boxes Reveal Goid Coin, Liberty Bonds’ and Other Securities

CHECKS UP GONTENTS OF DEPOSIT BOXES   Ponzi, on Leave of Absence From Jail, Aids Receivers.

REACHES NEW YORK AFTER FOUR YEAR TORTURE BY TURKS   ARMENIAN GIRL DRIVEN FROM HOME IN) 1915 SUFFERS HARSH TREATMENT.   BROTHER 1 U, $. CITIZEX   Number of Other Armenian  Refagees Reach America, One Had Not Heard From Hasband For Two Years.

ARMENIAN GIRL, HEALTH BROKEN, “ARRIVES IN.ULS   Turkish Slave Tells Harrow 1 ing Fale of Cruelties * by Captors ~

CIAL THINKS NEW YORK 15 HEAVE!   VICTIM OF TURKISH BRUTALIT) REACHES AMERICA PROM ALEPPO,

(Rw Morning Journal Special Leased Wire)   PORCIBLE: CONVERSION OF ARMENIA ORDERED

OIRL THINKS Sh (SIN HEAVEN   WAS VICTIM OF TURKISH ~DEPORTATIONS    Brought To New York Where Brother Met Her and Will : Care for Her.

binL OF ZI ~AVIGIIM OF ——-GHUEL TURK   HORRORS OF THE FATE OF AR. MENIA BROUGHT HOME BY HER ARRIVAL.   SHE 1S LIKE WOMAN DEAE

HAVEN REACHED. OY ARMENIANS AFTER HORRORS   Women Broken in Health and Bearing Marks of Torture Arrive in New York With Stories of Experiences.   THINKS SHE 1S IN HEAVEN   Terrible in Extreme Are the Chapters They Relate of Indignities and Fiendish Acts of the Turks, Their Captors.

Dazed After Turkish Slavery, Young Gir! Believes U.S. Heaven   Broken in Health, Branded by Brutal Masters. Armenian Is First of Victims to Reach New York—Whole Family Killed.

foung Armenian: Girl, Bearing the Red ‘Tattoo Mark -of a Mohammedan Slave, © Reaches America and Joins:‘Her Brother

BOLSHEVIK DEA SEEMS — POPULAR WITH THIEVE!   Berlin Servants Employ Dras . -tic Measures to Secure a Share of Property

THE PITTSBURG STRIKE FAILED   TRAINS WERE SENT OUT ON SCHEDULE TIME TODAY ON ALL LINES,

18 SAILORS ARE. ~ MAROONED IN ICE — JAMAND NO FOOD   Condition Is Serious as Wind Prevents Rescue   OTHER BOATS ARE SAFE

18 SEAMEN FAGING DEATH IN STEAMER HELD IN IGE-PAGH   Naval Planes Appealed to to Carry Food to Ship’s Crew.

18 SAILORS ARE WATING FOR. Alp FR E-TUGS      NAVY DEPARTMERT. UNABLE ‘T@ SEND. RELIEF: BY. HYDRO- . FLANE--VESSEL IN DANGER °

RUSSIANS SEIZE CIECHANOW FROM  POLISH TROOPS   Poland’s Source of Supplies With Allies is Cut Off by Capture of This lewn   SOVIETS ADVANCE ON WARSAW   Impractical to Send Allied Troeps te Poland, Decision of Hythe  Maatine   BULLETIN

ii, Wl UF VESEL TIED UP BY LAKE IG   All. Efforts to Reach Im prisoned Men Have Been in Vain

Document _ Read in Italian Chamber of Deputies by . Deputy Cesara.   URGED UNITED STATES FO-SIDE WITH ITALY   Said Unrest in Country Was Serious Over Adriatic. '  Sattlanjent.

SUDDEN CHANGE OF HEART BY ALLIES ALARMS ITALIAN DEPUTIES — PLOT Is FEARED

PREMIER IS  CRITICIZED   Italian Depaty Flaoys Niitl for Letter Parporting to Be io Lansing.

NITTLASKG U6 TU AID) TTALIANS ON THE ADRIATIC   Letter Supposed Written By Premier Creates Sensation Among Deputies

KING SUFFERS A HIGH FEVER   Condition of Greek Monarch Con.  tinves Precarious.

18,000 TEXTILE WORKERS STRIKE   Twelve Out of Eighicen Mills Ag fectcu Are Forced to Shut Down.

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND TEXTILE WORKERS WENT OUT ON STRIKE IN NEW BEDFORD, MASS., TODAY

18.000 TEXTILE WORKERS IN MASSACHUSETTS ON STRIKE   Effort to Effect New Wage Agreement Falls——-Twelve Mills Closed.

“Senatorial Oligarchy” Attack Is Carried to Stronghold of Leader.      FIRST SPEECH BEFORE BREAKFAST WEDNESDA\   Candidate Will Reply to Hard. ing on Japanese Question in California,

CO APPLAYNED IN BORAH’S STATE   Six Thousand Cheer Democratic Leader at Boise   WILL INVADE UTAH TODAY   Prepares to Meet Jap issue in . California

MINNESOTA IS  ~ MOONSHINE HEAD. QUARTERS OF N. W   0 Ee a  PROHIBITION AGENT SAYS TLLIC. IT TRAFFIC IN GOPHER STATE CUEPATER THAN OTHERS

ASK EXTRADITION OF BALL GAMBLERS   Formal Indictments Are Re turned Against 10 Players  and 3 Gamblers.

Up to Present Time Miners Stand Alone in Their Walk: out.   RAILWAY MEN MAY 60 OUT   Only Hope for the Public Is in Parliament Which Reassembies To morrow—Government is Pre pared to Use the Army.

LLOYD GEORGE MAY APPEAL 10 THE COUNTRY   Will Dissolve Parliament and Cal General Election if Strike Spreads.   RAILWAY MEN MAY 60 OU)   Only Hope for the Public Is in Par liament Which Reassembles Tomorrow—Government Is Prepared to Use the Army.

BRITAIN FEARS STRIKE SOVIET   Up to Present Time Miners Stand Alone in Their Walk. out,   RAILWAY MEN MAY 60 OUI   Only Hope for the Public ia in Par. lament Which Reaseembles Tomorrow-—Gover vit is) Pre. pared to Use the Army:

SERVICEIN ~ BRINISHARD —— ONTROOPS   Up to Present Time Miners Stand Alone in Their Walkout.   RAILWAY MEN MAY G0 OUT   Onty Hope for the Public Is in Par. liament Which Reassembles Toqmorrow—Government is Prepared to Use the Army.

bACAT BRITAIN PEARO A OVE T   Miners Stand Alone So Far in Their Strike.   MAY DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT   Lioyd George Will Appeai to the Vot ers if the Railway Men Go Out— Government Is [repared to Use Army.

BRITAIN FEARS ~ STRIKE SOVIET   Up fo Present Time Miners Stand -A‘’one in Their Walk~ out.   RAILWAY .MEN MAY 60 GUT   Only Hope for the Pubiic Is in Parliament. Which Reassembles Tomorrcw—Government Is Prepared to Use the Army.

BRITISH STRIKE MAY FORCE TEST OF SOVIETISM   Premier Will Call Elec. tion if Others Join . Coal Miners

DARING JAIL _ DELIVERY IN OHIC   MAN ON TRIAL FOR MURDER AND TWO WITNESSES FROM PENITENTIARY :   Freed. by. Outsiders Whe -Sawed the Bars at Early _Hour This Morning — ~ Escane in Autn’ .

THREE MEN ARRESTED ON GHARGE OF THEFT   ALLEGED TO HAVE TAKEN SHEEP FROM A FARM LOCATED. NEAR OSTRANDER. '

NEW REPUBLIC OF SONORA SENDING TROOPS ACROSS THE LINE INTO SINALOA

CROSS STATE LINE OF SINOLA AND CONTINUE DRIVE TOWARD CAPITAL,   TWO TOWNS CAPTUREL   Six Other States Line-up With Ob-gon Adherents Unconficmed Reports Say; Pederals Weeriine.

SUNDAAN AMIE INVADE olNAL OA THUS Aol MING  THE OFFENSIVE   Troops Sweep Across the Boundary Line, Capture Several Towns and Continue Toward Culiacan.  TA rm irrat *" RAPT RAPA T IC   REVOLT MOVEMENT IS GAINING SUPPORTERS   Six Other States Are Said to Have Renounced Central Government and Joined the Revolutionists.

Sonora Military Forces Capture Two Cities in an Adjoining State   Carranza Soldiers Reported to Be Deserting to New “Republic of Sonora.” °

eEeE_”—6h3—3~—s—sh  SONORA FORGE ARE MARCHING ON GULIAGAN   Seceding State is Taking the Aagressive Against Carranza Government.   REBEL TROOPS CAPTURE TWO TOWNS IN SINALOA   jcan President Will Send Large Army to Put Down the Uprising.

REBEL TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE ON GARRANZA   Cross Sineola Border, According to Reports—Seek te Guard Passes.   FEDERALS ARE TO SEND MANY INTO REBEL LAND   Will Make Strong Effort te Overcome Calles—Report _ Two Gunboats Surrendered to Rebels.

SECEDED MEXICAN OTATE TAKES TWO TOWNS IN ATTACK   Military Forces of Sonora Cros: Sinaloa Line in Aggressive Move Against the Carranza Government.

SONORA TROOPS TAKE 2 TOWNS IN SINALOA   New “Republic” Takes Aggressive in State’s Fight on Carranza’s Government.

SONORA TROOPS MARCH ON CAPITAL OF SINALOA AFTER ‘CAPTURING CARRANZA FORCE   Obregon Heads for Coast to Take Command of Armies: of New Government   Six States Join Revolt, News at Nogales—Two Gunboats. Go Over, Giving Huerta Sea Control

Government Forces Instead 0 Attacking Calles Desert and Join Cause of Rebels   IBOAT CREWS DESERTING   Sonora Army Crosses Line In. to Sinaloa and Continues To Adjoining State

SONORA REBELS INVADE STATE OF SINANOA   Take Ageressive in Fight on Carranza Government—Revolution Spreading ?

Two Towns Taken By Sonora Forces; _ Yaquis Join Revolt   New Republic Assumes the Offensive anc Marches Across Borders of Sinaola—Carranza to Send Army Against Them.

SONORA FORCES CROSS BORDER; CAPTURE TOWNS   Report is that Six Other States Have Joined New Republic.

SONORA REBELS TAKE TWO TOWNS TT IS REPORTEL   According To Official Information At Agua Prieta; El Fuerta. aiid San Blas Fall Before Atlacks.   CARRANZA. RAISING ARMY

TROOPS OF SONORA TAKE TWO TOWNS   Military Forces Cross Line of Sinaloa.   FIGHTING IS UNDER WAY   Reports That Six Other States Have Joined Movement Against Carranza Remain Unconfirmed —- Four Hundred Soldiers Expected to Undertake Defense.

SONORA FORCES HAVE TAKEN THE AGGRESSIVE AGAINST CARRANZ!   Cross State Line of Sinalo. Capturing Two Towns— Other States May Join

Cross State Line of Sinaloa, Capture Two Towns and Continue Toward Capital of Neighboring’ State; Carranza Planning to Send Thousands to the District   QUIET REIGNS IN-THE CAPITAL

IOWA CORN CROP CREATES RECORD      YIELD ALTHOUGH GREATER NOT As VALUABLE AS 1919

CORN LEADS ALL STAPLES ACCORDING TO REPORT OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT

FIVE 1920 CROPS SMASH RECORDS      FEDERAL ESTIMATES SHOW THE CORN, RICE, TOBACCO, SWEET POTATO AND PEAR CROPS  IN THE LEAD

PRODUCTION RECORDS HEAV)   Corn, Tobacco, Rice, Sweet Potatoe: aud Pears Surpass Auy Former Yield.

NEBRASKA IS THIRD IN ITS CORN YIRLD   OUTRANKED ONLY BY STATES OF IOWA AND ILLINOIS.   Preductieon Records fer Ceuntry as a Whele Breken in Five Crepes the Present Year—Prices Net Up te Last Year.

AMERICAN FARMERS BREAK RECORDS {N PRODUCING CROPS   ‘Corn, Tobacco. Rice, Sweet Po:  tatoes and Pear Yields Surpass  - Thase of Previous Years.

FARMERS HANG UP NEW CROP RECORD   Corn; Tobacco, Rice, Sweel Potato and - Pear Crops Exceed Previous Figures   ESTIMATES: ANNOUNCED   Iowa Leads Nation In Corn Production; 1917 Harvest Js Surpassed

FIVE CROPS SET RECORDS   Yield of Corn, Tobacco, Rice Sweet Potatoes and Pears Largest Ever.

FIVE CROP RECORDS BROKEN THIS YEAR   Production of Corn, Tobacco, Rice Sweet Potatoes and Pears Surpass Previous Figures

HVE 20 CHOPS OMASH RECORDS   CORN, PRICE, TORACCO, SWEHET POTATOES AND PEARS ARE PLENTIFUL   OL KING =GORN HAPPY

FARMERS BREAK CROP RECORDS   Corn, Tobacco, Rice, Sweet Potatoes and Pears   LARGEST EVER KNOWN   Jats, Barley, Rye, Potatoes Apples and Hay Also Close ly Approach Previous Higl Marks—More than Three Pillion Bushels of Corn— Final Figures Next Month

IOWA'S CORN CROP LARGEST IN U.S   American Farmers Break Prec duction Records in Five Yields This Year.

WA. PRODECES MOST CF ANY STAT UNION   Ranks First in ‘Country Wher pe acne! Crop, is Lt) Produced

Crops Are Bumper, Value of 4 ut & 4 ut ee & Corn Down, Tobacco Record

(928 CORN CROP BREAKS RECORDS   neers +e  AMERICAN FARMERS SMASH PRODUCTION MARKS WITH FOUR OTHER CROPS.

AMERICAN CROPS SMASH ALL RECORDS   FIVE DIFFERENT PRODUCTS PASS MARKS MADE IN PREVIOUS YEARS   NEBRASKA RANKS THIRD   Iowa First, Illinois Second atld Cornhusxer Third With Great Maize Yield.

CORN CROP LARGEST ID HISTORY OF NATION   Corn, Rice, Tobacco, Sweet Potato, and Pear Crops’ Feature In Race.

OWA LEADS NATION WITH BiG CORN CROE   State Grows Over 441 Million Bushels 139 Million Bushels More Than Any Other State

FIVE 1920 GROPS SURPASS RECORDS   Agricultural Bureau Estimates Un usual Productioa In Many  Other Crops.

TOWA LEADS IN CORN.   Crop ExTIMaTED ar 441,680,00 Busne.e avy Worun's PropucVION , 8,190,126,000.

ALL PRODUCT!ON HECOADS BROKEN BY FIVE BIG GROPS   More Corn, Tobacco, Rice. Sweet Potatoes and Pears Than Ever Before.   OATS, BARLEY, RYE AND POTATOES PLENTIFUL   Corn, King of All, Reached Enormous Total of 3,199,126,000 Bushels, lows Leading States, With tli. nois Second, Nebraska Third

FINAL VOTE ON PEACE 10 COME TODAY   Flood of Oratory Fill: Senate Debate on Resolution.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ALLEGE PARTISANSHIF   The Constitutional Right 0i Congress to Pass Such Legislation Is Hotly De‘satad Ry Representatives

PEACE MEASURE MAKES HEADWAY IN HOUSE FIGHT   VOTE ON RESOLUTION TO END WAR WILL COME UP DURING DAY.

PEACE RESOLUTION TAKEN UP IN HOUSE   Measure Center of Discussior for Six Hours.   ADOPTION SEEMS CERTAIN   Act Provokes Storm of Oratory Rule Passed Limiting De. bate and Preventing Amend. ment—-Charges of Partisan. ship Run Through Demo. cratic Comment.

PLAY POLITICS INDEGATES ON PEAGE POLICY   NO CHANCE BILL WILL PASS   SURE TO GET THRU HOUSE BUT SENATE Wit AILL IT

RESOLUTION TO TERMINATE WAR SURE TO PASS   House “Test” Vote Is Assurance of [ts Success.

VOTE ON PEACE MEASURE TONIGHT   10 Wisconsin Representatives to Vote for Adoption; Debate Ends This A. M.

OU HOUR TALK UN RESOLUTION   Peace Declaration is Half Way Through House   TO VOTE LATE TODAY   November Elections Figure in Discussion which Hinges Largely on Question of Right of Congress to End War — Several Democrats. Expected to Vote For it

HOUSE PREPARES TO ADOPT PEACE AGT LATE TODAY   Test Vote on Resolution In. dicates Sufficient Supporters on Hand   DEMOCRATS SURE THAT PRESIDENT WILL VETO   Debate Concludes at Five This Afternoon and Vote ° inmmediately After

PEACE RULE IS ADOPTED   BW Fibs Wi & oe be  Ballot in House 214 to 159  ‘evel Democratic Votes in Favor  Rovers Upholds Motion Fuller Opposes   Partisanship ChargedFinal Vote Today

SENATE VOTES ON REPUBLICAN PEACE RESOLUTION TODA)   No One Questions Its Adoptior —Rule Limiting Debate and Preventing Amendment Carries, 214 to 155.

CAMPAIGN ORATORY KEPT, UI THOUGH ALL KNOW BILL CERTAIN TO PASS.   Democrats Still Challenge Congres Legal Right To End Was By Statute Instead of Treaty.

VOTE TO-DAY ON PEACE MEASURE   Resolution Is the Center of Discussion in House for Six Hours   PASSAGE IS EXPECTED   Democrats Challenge Right of Congress to Adopt Such Legislation

HOUSE VOTES ON PEACE: RESOLUTION THIS AFTERNOGK   Relieved that the Measure Will Pass the Lawer Eranch of, Conrress   LONG DEBATE WAS HELD VESTERDAY   Democrats Charge. Partisanship Vote but Many of the Regulars Were on Other Side

FINAL VOTE OW PEAGE RESOLUTION BY HOUSE TODAY   Special Rule Limiting Vote on Draft is Adopted   DAY FULL OF STORMY DEBATE

HOUSE WRANGLES ALL DAY OVER THE PEACE MEASURE   Resolution Will Be ~ Adopted Late Todayby Easy Maooritv.   CHARGES OF PARTISANSHIP

HOUSE TO ADOPT: PEACE MEASURE   Vote on’ the Resolution Wil Come Late Today,   ‘SPECIAL. RULE, LIMITS DEGATE

NEW PEACE PLANS DRAW MUCH FIRE   During Six Hours of   Charges of Partisanship are Many  Debate   November Elections Figure Almost as Prominently in Discussson as International Issue

JOHNSON AND HARDING ARE UNIT!   CALIFORNIA SENATOR DROPS ALL: ‘OTHER. ISSUES:..IN ORDER TO. SUPPORT. H ARDING- TICKET; DENOUNCES“MISIN- TERPRETATIONS-

SEES NO AMBIGUITIES IN CANDI. DATE’S POSEION—LEAGUE THE ISSUE, HE SAYS

HIRAM JOHNSON. DEGLARES LEAGUE -—BIRREST ISSHIE   Raps Men and Newspapers Who’ Say Harding Will Accept League If Elected. .

JOHNGON WOULD BURY HATCHET OF CONVENTION DAYS   Will Join Hands With  Anyone to Fight League of Nations.

Johnson Denies G. O. P. Candidate's Attitude Toward ‘League Is Either Vague or Inconsistent.   ‘NOTHING AMBIGUOUS IN _ HIS COURAGEOUS STAND’   Californian Calls Covenant “Grent. est Issue in United States Since Civil War,” in Chicago Speech Quetes Nomtinee's Utterances to Prove Contention,

CALLS REPUBLICANS ne’: OR LEA wie   SHOWS NOMINEES STAND   Emphatically  Quotes Presidential © Cendidate as Opposed to the Covenant.

JOHNSON DECLARES LEAGUE MENACE   Endeavors To Convince Audience Of Harding’s Unswerving Opposition To League.

JOHNSON WILLING DECLARE TRUCE ISSUES AND MEN   Except League Nations Greatest Issue Since  Civil War

BiGGtS! ISSUE IN COUNTRY IN RECENT. TIMES   California Senator Declare: ” League As Written At Versailles Is Impo” tant

Sen Johnson ‘Read y To _ Subordinate All Other Issues To Beat League

EARTHQUAKE IN PEKING   ‘Shock in China Not One Recorded in  This Country.

CHINESE QUAKE NOT FELT INU.S   Reports State Tremor "Rocke Buildings and Created Great Excitement.

UHUPE 1  MAKE AMAIA  DUMP GRUUND FOR CASIO   Nearl y 1,000,000 Undesir:  ables From Continent  Are Expected   3TATE DEPARTMENT TO TAKE ACTION   Consular Offices Swampec With Applications for Passports

BLIND MAY LEARN TO SEE WITH SKI   Professor Convinced That Skin Has the Faculty of Vision.

WAGE INCREASE CHIEF CONGEAN   Of the Railway Department of the American Federation of Labor,   PREVIOUS ADVANCES  ASKED ARE INCREASED   A Large Number of Delegates Wildly Enthusiastic for the Ontliaw Strike.

RAILROAD MEN SAY THEIR H.C.L. DATA WILL EXPOSE -PROFITEERING OUTRAGES   Organization Now in Convention Promises Information Which Will Startle the Country

A. B. BLANCHARD   TO DEMAND MORE PAY   Railroad Department of Labor Feder. ation Formulating Wage Scale.

RADICALS ARE OUT VOTED IN CONVENTION'S STRIKE EDICT   Announcement of New Labor Board Swings Decision

WANT TO VOTE. NEXT THURSDAY   Republicans Favor Voting on Treaty Ratification This Week   . KNOX RESOLUTION   Will be Called Up—Soldiers in Germany Queslion Before Congress

THURSDAY 0 FRINAY. SURE   Ratification Doubtful, aft Then Wilson Would Probe: : ably Refuse to Accept. =.   ADOPTION OF LODGE’S = SUBSTITUTE GIVES HOP      However, Democrats Say N& Enough Votes Can Be Mus& tered to Win, °° 2

Republicans Ask Treaty Vote Thursday   li it Falls will Call Up Knox Resola. tion Declaring Peace

VOTE ON TREATY — ON THURSDAY   Senate Leaders Decide to Call Up Knox Resolution Declaring Peace With Germany If Treaty Fails,

AMERICA WILL DECLARE PEALE IF RATIFICATION OF TREATY ' FAILURE   Republican Leaders. Decide to Ask for Agree: ment to Vote on Measure Next Thursday---Have Enough Votes.

SEE LITTLE HOPE FOR PACT DESPITE MONDAY’S ACTION   BOTH REPUBLICANS AND DEWO: CRATS ADMU? THAT SURF. CIENT YOTES CANNOT BE MUSTERED   PASS’ LORGE RESERVATION   Several Democrais Who Voted Against * Lodge Reservation Are Expected ‘fo Stand For Ratilieation ‘ . OF the Treaty

REPUBLICAN LEADERS DECIDETO VOTE ON TREATY RATIFICATION   DECLARE THAT THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF SOME DEMOCRATS MOVENG TO ACCEPT 17 FOLLOWING ~—RATIFICATION—LODGE FEELS CERTAIN THAT THE TREATY WILL FAIL, FRIENDS SAY.

WILSON MAY HT APPHUVE TREATY FAT AS RATIFIED.   NOBODY CAN TELL WITH PRECISIGN WHAT SENATE VOTE WILL BE.

Resolution. of Pennsylvania Senator Will Be Passed If Treaty Is . Defeated Next  ‘Thursday, Republicans Say   Many Democrats Will Desert Wilson and Ratify, When They Do Part on Lodge Reservations. Is Claim-Made

TREATY VOTE QN ~ THURSDAY ASKED   Senate Republicans Will Ask for Ex pression on Ratification and the Knox Resolution

REPUBLICANS ANT VOTE ON. RATIFICATION   “LEADERS IN THE SENATE TODAY DECIDED TG ASK FOR A VOTE ON THURSDAY.   If the Peace Treaty Fails They Will Call Up the Kaox Resolation Declaring Peace, They Declare.

THURSDAY 10 SEE VOTE UPON PACT   Republican Leaders Want Considera tion of Treaty With Lodge Reserva tions Taken Up at Once; May Call Up Knox Proposal.

MAY VOTE THURSDAY   Republicans in Senate Ask Agreement to Take Fina Vote on Peave Pact Latter Part of Week.   MORE DEMOCRATS MAY SWING FROM WILSON   Senators Who Have Voted With President Likely to Change After First Vote: Leaders Without Hope.

VETOES ANTI-SEDITION BILLS   Governor Averroules Work of New  Or > an GS man hiatbo 6 oe ee

SWINGS VETO AXE   Governor ‘Smith Disapproves Anti-Sedition Bills

TOURS NEVADA   Bumper Audiences Greeted Next President at Salt Lake City.

; mr y*  wee  Cox Delivers Five Speeches in Nevada on Demo Doctrine:

COX SPEAKS IN NEVADA   FIVE. ADDRESSES SCHEDULED TODAY—ON MORROW ENTERS CALIFORNIA.

GOV. COX IN NEVADA TODAY  —oy  TO BEGIN CALIFORNIA   TO BEGIN CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN TOMORROW.

200 MINERS DIE _ ATSAPPORO, JAPAN   EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP CAUSES HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.

GEORGE GREEL ON GRILL ONCE MORE   Disposition _of Government Newspaper “Bulletin” Questioned by Borah,

HHAUD CHARGE MADE AGAINGT GEORGE GREEL   Committee Reports He Gave - Away Government Publication. “A Lie”’—Creel

learser GETTING MUCH MONEY   Fraace and & reat Britain PFretes'  the Huge Payments.

THREAT SENT TO TURK   MUST SIGN UP AND KEEP, TREATY, OR LEAVE EUROPE. NOW

Spa Conference Adjourns; Germans Promise to Obey - Dictates of Conquerors

‘BIG THINGS’ TO COMEFROM SPA “LLOYD ( GEORGE   British Premier Sums Up Results of Last Fortnight’s  Conferences   BERLIN VOICES ITS — / PROTEST ON ACTION

OFA CONFERENGE WAS PRODUCTIVE OF GOO RESULT   THREAT SENT TO TURK      MUST SIGN UP AND KEEP. TREATY, OR LEAVE EUROPE, NOW

GREEK FORCES IN THRACE ADVANCINE   Siege of Adrianople Will Begin In.a Few Days le Boalief

GAELS OCUUPY ADRIANOPLETN DRIVE IN THRAGE   Dispatch From Athens States City Under ClLeanl C'anteoal   ‘TURKS OFFER FIGHT   Turkish Commander Urges Troops To Offer Resistance,

297 PRECINCIS GIVE CALIFORNIAN $206, WOOD 2559   Four-Fifths of State, Still. to Be Heard From, But Trend ‘of -Re. ports Indicate That Johnson Will Hold Lead Already Shown:

tag   Returns From Montana Show California Senator Has More Than 4 to 1 Lead Over Hoover   JOHNSON’SN. JERSEY EXPENDITURES $10,747   ‘Next Primary Battle Will Be  Fought Tuedday in  Wilson’s State.

LATER RETURN ADD 10 JOHNSON   Many More Precincts Over This State Yet to Be Heard From.

SOLDIERS READY IN BUTTE CRISIS   Troopers from Camp Lewis Ready to Suoress Rioting: Picketing at End in Mines; Owrers Seek to Operate With Non-Union Labor.

OFFICIALS OF OUTLAW UNION ARE ARRESTED   Six Men Held on Warrants Issued by United States Commissioner '   HELD FOR VIOLATION  OF THE LEVER ACT

LEGED HEADS OF STRIKE ARRESTED   Federal Agents Action in Naticn Wide Rail Tie-up Which Hits Industrv   HELD UNDER THE LEVER ACT

HOLDING UP OF FOOD AND FUEL IS BEING FELT EVERYWHERE   ARREST AGITATORS   Profiteers Taking Advantage of Situation Are Also Being Arrested

THE GOVERNMENT “TAKES A HAND   FEDERAL OFFICIALS “ARREST “aOUTLAW? STRIKE LEADERS,   CRISIS IN NEW YORK   EFFECT OF STRIKE IS BEING FELT IN FOOD SHORTAGE,   In the Middle West the Tension Is Slackening W ‘hile “Conditions { Remaln (Crifleal In East.

Federal Government _ Agents Busy In Various Sections Of The Country  One New York Profiteer Nabbed-Food -Short-

UHARGED WITH VIOLATION. Ut THE LEVER AGI   Thirty Warranis Issued for Leaders of the Strike With Scores More Said to be  Slated for Arrest   CONDITIONS RETURNING TO NORMAL IN MIDDLE WEST   Danger of Food Shortage Confronts New York; Market Employes Go Out

ALLEGED READS OF STRIKE ARRESTED   Federal Agents Action in Nation. Wide Rail Tie-up Which Hits Industry   HELD UNDER THE LEVER ACT   “Flying Squadron” Hunis Food Profiteers in New York—-Palmer Sees Communist Influence—Some Improvement in Situation

FEDERAL AGENTS ANE GRUNAL. “OTHERS SURAT          “CHARGED AGAINST LEADER, DF RALLROAD STRIKE,  “oy LEVER "Aer

RETURN OF ME 10) RAUL JOBS S EXPECTATION   EXPOSURE OF 1.:W. W. AC. TIVITY IS LIKELY TO BE EFFECTIVE.

FEDERAL AGENTS TAKE VIGOROUS ACTION 10 CRUSH PROFITEERS AND DISTURBERS IN RAIL CRISIS    Many Arrests Made in Nationwide Walk Out; Delay of Mail Trains to Be Investigated; _ All Violators Will Be Punished. i=

Arrests at Chicago—New Yor! Hard Hit—The Railroads Combat Effects.

GERMAN PEOPLE OPPOSE KAPPS   DECLARE THAT IF HE NOES NOT THEY WILL ATTACK  NDER NEW LEADERS.          MANY KILLED IN THE STREETS

5 F ve z . 8   DECLARE THAT IF BS WOES NOt RESIGN THEY WILL. ATTACK HIN UNDER SEW LEADERS.   MANY KILLED IN THE STREETS

CONGRATULATIONS   SCBOOLE OF THE CITY IN MOST PLOURISHING CONDITION.   eat ¥ear Housing Conveniences Will kn wrtatly Augmented.

CONGRATULATIONS   + Brea OF THE CITY IN MOST PIAA BI-HING CONDITION.   Ment bear Housing Conveniences Will = wttetlh Augmented.

SUGAR PROFITEERS. ‘SPIRITUALISM IS TO BE PROSECUTED "UPHELD BY DOVE

PROFITEERS IN SUGAR WILL BE PROSECUTED   Lower Prices and More Sugar Predicted in Near Future as Result of Imports.

ARMENIAN MANDATE   House Committee to Conside President’s Request

DENIAL OF REQUEST GENERALLY EXPECTEL   Chairman ig le Opposed to wget mercan Soldiers to Settle Quarrels in Foraion lands.

WILSON 3 REQEST ABOUT ARMENIA TAKEN UP TODAY   House Foreign Affairs Commit: tee Will Discuss Mannate.   COLBY WILL BE WITNESS

HOUSE FOREIGN AODY WILL TAKE UP ARMENIAN MANDATE   Plan to Take up Wilson’s Request Today   ACTION CAUSES MUCH COMMENT

CALLED T0 ACT ON  ARMENIAN MANDATE   FOREIGN APPAIRS COMMITTEE TO MEEY TOonay.   No Keason Given for Immediate (on sideration—Impreasion Was it Would Reat Tilt After  Lonvention.

MANDATE OF ARMENIA GOES BEFORE HOUSE   ‘Secretary OF State Colby Will Be  First Witness Called By Foreign _ ‘Affairs Committee On Presi. dent's Proposal.” .      BRYAN IS FLATLY OPPOSED   Former .Cabinet Member Declares “Any Mandate Is Impossible’ and Says Jt’ Would In volve Enormous Exnenditure.   ‘AID - FO COMMERCIAL RIVALRY

MANDATE QUESTION WILL BE TAKEN UF KT EARLY MEETING   HOUSE ' COMMITTEE. TO DISCUSS PRESIDENT'S REQUEST AT MEETING TOMORROW.   5 SURPRISE TO MEMBERS   Wilson Will Call Special Session If Congress Fails To Act Some Relieve —Karly Disposition Looked For.

WILSON -REQUEST FOR MANDATORY GOMES UP TODAY   Ci.airman Porter of Foreign Affairs Committee Caustic in Refusal Attitude   SAYS WATCHFUL WAITING RIGHT ARMENIAN POLICY   Would Agree to Designate Mandatory Power Over Mexico But Not Armenia

CONSIDER WILSON MANDATE QUESTION   Foreign Affairs Committee ol the House Meets To-day to Talk Things Over   MANY -ARE OPPosING it   General Belief Ts That Congress Wil] Take No Immediate Action

FIGHT LOOMS OVER ARMENIAN MANDATE   SEC'Y. OF STATE COLBY TO BI FIRST WITNESS TODAY BE_ FORE COMMITTEE   Immediate Consideration of President’s Request Seemingly IndiCates Senate urndown,

REQUEST FOR MANDATE TO BE TAKEN UP TODA’   Foreign Affairs ‘Committee Will Consider Ques tion of Armenian Control. -

HOUSE COMMITTEE GALLED TO CONSIDER MANDAT!   Republicans Evidently Have Decid. - ed to Decline — Armenian Request.

LOS ANGELES SEARCHED FOR TE. MCANN      Aceused of Murdering His Wife Whe Came From Prominent Lelghton, Iowa, Family“

(OWAWOMAN ~ FOUND MURDERE   Mas. T. E. McCann of Leighton 1 Killed in Los Angeles—Police Search for Husband

<i 4] at ell Dropeists, or aont sropnid by 4 UALLIANS Co,, CLEVELATIO. OHIO

May Require Skirts and Necks of School Girls ’ To Pass Censorship

HARD 10 GET JURY   FOR . W. W. TRIAI   ORLY ONK MAN HAS BEEN RETAINED AS PROSPECTIVE JUROR IN GENTTRALIA CASH

Glad, : ‘however,: that “cam paign. issues.are clearly.  - drawn at last   HOMER CUMMMINGS SPEAKS   Says Harding _ abandons “fiction”: that Wilson  defeated peace treaty:

ISSUE BETWEEN TWO PARTIES IS DRAWN ° - DEMOCRATS:GLAIM BY HARDINGS SPEECH

CHINESE REFUSE 10 TY   PEOPLE SORE AT TERMS.   PEKING CONFESSES I: DARE NOT ENTER NEGOTIATION.

CHINESE AEFUOt. TO ol THLATY WITH OLD FOES   PEOPLE SORE AT 3 TERMS.   PEKING CONFESSES IT DARE NOT ENTER NEGOTIATION.

LEAST SUM COMPATIBLE WITH ~DEGENCY-LAUSK   Economist in Making “Demands Asks Board to Hustle Examination “of Wage Data and Get down to what Consti“tutes. Livine Wage.   ‘EXAMINATION

ORGANIZED LABOR THROWS GAUNTLET T0 G. 0. f   Leaders Will Appeal to Democrat: for Recognition of Platform Demands.

LABU Inn Wa DOWN GLOVE TD REPUBLICANS   WILL APPEAL TO DEVOCRATS POR RECOGNTTION OF PLATFORM DIEMAND   Convention Tolls Why Labor Cannot Support Republican Candidates and) Pronacipabs

LABOR TO MAKE WAR ONG. 0. P   Declaration Is Adopted a Annual Convention at  Montreal.

LABOR CONDENS 6.0. P. PLATFORW   Resolutions Adopted et Montreal Say Republicans Turn Ranke ta Faderatinn Cause   PROPOSALS AT FRISCO   Planks In Chicago Document Bitterly Assailed In the Gompers Report

LABOR LEADER IN RESOLUTION FLAY PLATFORM TF REPUBLICAN   Gauntlet Is Thrown Down ta G. 0. P,, and American Federation Will Ask Recognition of Democrats.   PLANKS ARE BITTERLY ASSAILED IN REPOR’   Same Demands Will Be Presented At the San Francisco Convention As Wer Presented At Chicago,

UNIONS ASSAIL 6.0.P. PLATFORM WILL LAY CASE BEFORE DEMOS   Declare Republicans / Turned Back on © Labor.’

roe     NOER TEAMS AS SET FORT   HE HERITAGE OF LINCOLN GONE   SHUP MEANS THAT THE . A. F. OF L. WILL TURN TO DEMOCRATS

Ldcaly Lai INUER TERMS AS SET FORTH   DHE AERITAGE OF LINCOLN GONE   LHe ATEANS VHAT THE ALR. OF b. WILL TURK LO DEMGCRATS

G. 0. P. PLATFORM BITTERLY ASoAILED BY UNION WORKERS   GAUNTLET IS THROWN DOWN TE REPUBLICAN PARTY BY FEDERATION,   GOMPERS ISSUES REPORT   Convention Declares Program Adopted at Chicago “Defiant in Its Defense of the Enemies of Labor.”

BITTERLY ASSAIL PLATFORM   Labor Federation Plans Fight fer Labor Planks te Rhemeerats.  Shift o

LABOR THROWS DOWN CAUNTLET TO REPUBLICANS   Will Appeal to Democrats for Recognition of Its Piatform Demands.   CONDEMN GOP PLATFORM

LABOR STRONG AGAINGT REPUBLICAN PLATFORM   CONVENTION UNANIMOUS IN SAYING IT PROPOSES INDUSTRIAL SLAVERY.

DANCE  AT EFFINGHAM, FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 23RD Chuck Weera’s Novelty Orchestra.   Notice !

iS GLOSE   Commons Today Accept thé Changes Made by House of Lords aiid Bill Lacks Only Kine’s Signature.   BLOODIEST BATTLE OF UPRISING IS. FOUGHT   Sinn Feiners Attempt to, Ambush British Troops and Aré + Surprised’ ‘by ‘Large’ ROrce More Reprisals.

LEADING TURFMAN DIES   . M. Hennessey, Aged 55 >» Years, Succumbs to Long Hlness.

INDIANA REPUBLICANS HAVE FEAR OF FACTIONAL TROUBLE   Believe Efforts of McCray to Emascu: late Goodrich Laws Will Lead to Leyislative Row In Party.

FACTIONAL FIGHT HIAY MAR PEACE   MecCRAY WILL NOT STAND FOR INTERFERENCE FROM GREASY JP GOODRICH   SEEK STRONG SPEAKER:

GOODRICH IS STILL ON JOB   May Postpone Trip To Russia Un. _ til After Legislature To Save Pet Measures.

   __  Effort of McCray to Emasculate Goodrich Laws Will Lead  to. Row.

CHICAGO. MESSENGERS. ~ THREATEN TO STRIKE   Streetcar Men “on Surface Lines Make New Demands,

CHICAGOIN STRIKE SNARI   Several Walkouts’ “ATE Threatened, Including Meccenzer Boys

SNIPERS KILL SOLDIER < « IN-LONDONDERRY   Searchlight ‘on Board “De stroyer Used to’ Search Ou Men Engaged in. the Streé Fighting.

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN BANTRY AS CIVIL WAR IN LONONDERRY ENDS   Sinn Feiners Objects of Concerted Attacks in New Disorders

MILITARY QUELLS FAGTIONAL flOTs IN LONDONDERRY   Looters and Rioters Dispers Before Withering Fire from the Machine Gunners.   DEATH TOLL SINCE LAST ~ FRIDAY NOWSTANDS AT 17   Disorders Shift to County Cork as Gov’t Troops Stop Fighting in Derry.

SINK FEINERS wUbU CTED 10 ATROCITIES   Their Opponents Commit Outrages and Murder Last Night.   QUIET REIGNS AGAIN AT LONDONDERRY   Lawlessness There Today i; Confined to Sniping From Roofs.

TAKES THE LEAD   Attorney General Groesbeck Takes Lead From. Campbell in Michigan   PRIMARY ELECTION   Former Governor Ferris Unopposed for the Democratic Nomination

GROESBECK WINS THE ~ NOMINATION   HAS LEAD OF 12504 OVEI MILG CAMPBELL WHO LED IN EARLY REPORSS      READ GETS NUMINATION FOR LIECTENANT GOVERNOR OVER SCULLY .

IRAJ.UCHT = PASSED AWAY ~ATIONA HOME   One of the. Best  Known Farm ers in Lebanon Comty   (EXPERT  AGRICULTURIST   Born and Raised in the Homestead Where He _ Died

IRAJ LIGHT. PASSED AWAY -ATTONA HOME   One of the Best Known Farm: -ersin Lebanon -- Comnty   EXPERT  AGRICULTURIST   Born and Raised i in the Homeos ‘stead Where He oa  \Pe coe

JOIST PFACE RESOLUTION.   WILSON EXPECTED TO MAKE COAL REPORTS PUBLIC.

MEXICO TAKES STEPS TO  GURB REDS’ ACTIVITIES   Warrants for Arrest Asked in Case of Alleged Bolshevik Propagandists 

UNIVERSAL TRAINING OMITTED IN PROGRAM FEPURLIGAN LEANERS   REPORT WADE ON BILL WITHOUT MENTION OF UNIVERSAL TRAINING PROVISION,

TRAINING PROVISION Is  OUT OF ARMY MEASURE   ‘Universal Training Omitted From  Pe-organization Bill—Goes  Over to Next Session.

As Canipuigo Issue ft !s Tu do To The National Conventions.   ELIMINATED FROM ARMY BILL      Friendly" Sub-Committee, Hows ever, {s To Work Out a Plan For The Next session,

MILITARY TRAINING TO. BE LEFT OUT OF BIL   Republicans Decide to Le Proposition Go Over UntiNext Congress.

House Military Committee Acts] in Accord with Party Leaders Decision

Separate Legislation for Military T raining to Be ~~ Submitted in December

OMIT TRAINING — -FROM ARMY BILL   Universal Military. Instruction . Will Be Incorporated in. '.. Separate Measure. .

ARMY TRAINING IS ORDERED OUT OF HOUSE BILL   Issue to Be Left for Definition at Conventions.

MILITARY TRAINING LEFT OUT OF BILL   House Committee Dodges Question; Left to Parties.   Military Gody Orders Separate Action on the Subject—Army ReorganiZation Bill O. K.'d.

TO OMIT TRAINING ULAUSE FROM BILL   DECIDE TO SUBMIT IT IN SEPA. RATH LEGISLATION AT NEXT SESSION,

~ MILITARY “TRAINING   AS POLITICAL ISSUT MAY BE LEFT TO CON VENTIONS. ee   Republicans of House Tak: Proposition’ Out .of ‘the Army Bill—Will Be: Sep arate Legislation. :

DMIT TRAINING FROM ARMY BILt   lt Will Be Subject of Special Legislation Next December.

NO UNIVERSAL ARMY TRAINING   Bill Reported With This Feature Omitted.   BEAT PROPOSITION 11 10 5   But Another Committee Was Appointed to Frame Separate Training Bill.

LET TRAINING bU OVER UNTIL NEXT SESSICA   REPUBLICANS AFRAID STAND AT THIS TIME MIGHT BE DISASTROUS   ‘Will Refer Measure To Ccmmittee To Investigate Cost And Effect On Industry.

TRAINING OUT OF BILL   House Committee Dodges Question; Left to Parties.   Military Body Orders Separate Action on the Subject—Army ReorganiZation Bill O. K.'d, nye

Chairyian Kahn, of House Military Committers Suggests Leaving Uni. versal Training Prom Army Reor. Ranization Bul.

TRAINING IS DODGED   HOUSE COMMITTEE LEAVES QUESTION TO PARTIES.   Body Omits Military Drill From the Army Reorganization Bill as Accepted.

Compulsory Army Clause Cut _ From Army Reorganiza- . tion Measure.   TRAINING BILL TO BE UP NEXT 2 ESSIOK      Clause Has Not Been and Will Not Be Sidetracked, Says Kahn.

PLAN SEPARATE LEGISTATION FO MiLUTARY TRAIN NG   Agreement Reached Between G. O. P. Leaders and icahn      WILL COME UP IN DECEMBER

OMIT UNIVERSAL TRAINING PLAN IN HOUSE BIL!   Republican Leaders Confer With Chairman Kahn and Step Taken to Study Question Further     SEPARATE ACTION IS PROPOSAL CONSIDERED   Opposition of Both Democrats And Republicans Made  Agreement Unlikely

G. 0. P. PUSHES IT ASIDE UNTIL AFTER ELECTION IS SETTLES   PLAN TO TRAIN YOUTHS IS TORN OUT OF ARMY BiILL—TO COME UP ALONE IN DECEMBER

ALPUBLICANG 10 HOP MILITARY TRAINING FROM  THE ARMY BIL]   Party Leaders Do Not Want to Take Action Which Might Be Interpreted As Stand Favoring Militarism   NO ACTION UNTIL AFTER CONVENTION   Viatter Probably Will Be Deferred Until the Next Session of Congress Which Will Convene in December

CREE ——— ooo EE EE eo  TRAINING OUT OF BIL   House Committee Dodges Ques; tion; Left to Parties.   Military Body Orders Separate Action on ‘the Subject—Army Reorganization Bill! O. K.’d.

AGREE T0 OMIT TRAINING PLAN FROM ARMY BILI   REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADERS WILL NOT INCLUDE PROVISION EN MEASURE.   ACTION IS DELAYED _ TILL CONVENTIONS   Permit Both Parties To Take Action This Summer Whether Political Issue Shali Be Made.

REPARATION “LAN SUBMITTED.   Presented With Provision That It be Accepted. as Whole.

GERMANY SUBMITS ~_ REPARATIONS PLAN   Lays Before Conference Proposal in Three Paris,

Harding, Marooned in Storm, _ _.’ sDriven Back to Point Isabel   Dinky Nevréw-Gause “Beaiti Goes’ to Pieces i in Attempt ' to Reach Warm Haven in Bniienerille—Earty ‘Held Prisoner Until After Nightfall.

HARDING TRIES 1 OUIT POINT ISABEL   Forced to Return When Trait Breaks Down,   MAY MAKE MOVE TODAY.   President-elect Marooned for Four Hours on Uninhabited Stretch of Texas Prairie—. Adventures of Senator Have Many Humorous and Melo. dramatic Touches.

HARDING BACK TO POINT ISABEL AFTER BEING MAROONED FOR 4 HOURS ON UNINHABITED PRAIRIE      Makes An Effort to Move to More Comfortable  - Quarters in Brownsville, But the Weather  _ Thwarts His Plans; Decides to Postpone the Transfer Until Today.   (RY THER ASSOCTATED PRFSS)

HARDING MAROONED "NEAR BROWNSVILLE   Efforts of President-Elect’s Party To Quit Storm Swept Point Jsabel Are Without Avail

HARDING HE LD UP BY STORM.   Unable to Make Wis Way From 4 Point Isabel to Brownsville.

HARDING LEAVES POINT = ISABEL ON ACCOUNT OF “UNPLEASANT WEATHER   Makes Tiveaty. mile Trip Te Brownville . In _ Dilapidateé Coath On Narrow-zauge Read

FOR THE WOMEN   HARDING IN STORM     Held Up Four Hours On Texas Prarie

MAROUNED UN TRAIN GN TEXAS PRAIRIE      Harding Attempis to Get Away From Point isabel,

TO TRY ViIcror CHC         Charged With: Murder oof Che cletog Vopeku.

HAYES SUCCEEDED BY LEWIS   Philip Murray Chosen as Vice President of Miners’ Union.

LEWIS NOW ACTUAL HEAD GOAL MINERS   Advanced to Office of President When Frank J. Hayes Resigned--- Philip Murray is Chosen as Vice President.

LEWIS IS MADE PRESIDEN]   To Succeed Frank J. Hayes, Who Re signa as Head of the United Mine Workers

CHANGE OF MINERS’ HEADS   President Frank Hayes Resigns and John L. Lewis Becomes Prinrs  Or(tieer..

HAYES RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT OF THE MINERS   INTERNATIONAL HEAD OF UNITED MINE WORKERS UNION QUITS ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH.

MAKE A BIG HAUL   INDIANAPOLIS BANK AND EUR HOUSE LOOTED.   Crime Wave Shows No Abatement Despite Vigilance.

i f el ~ OF OVER $10.00   Book Vault Of The: In' diana National Looted On Sunday.   ‘THE MAIN VAULTS NOT DISTURBED   Entrance Made Through Skylight—Overflow Deposits Were Stolen.

10 HONOR DEFEATED 6.0, P CANDIDATES   Will Be Guests at Notifica tion Ceremonies.

REGRETS ARE NOW IN ORDER   Defeated Candidates for the Nomination Asked to the Harding Love Feast.

HARDING ASKS  ALL OF THEN   Every Republican Nominated a Chicago Invited to Attend Notification Ceremonies.

HARDING INVITES HIS RIVALS   Would Have Those Piaced in Nomina. tion at Chicago Attend Notifica. tion Ceremonies.

M’ADOO'S NAME TO GO 10 CONVENTION DECLARES JENKINS   Will Put Him in Nomination ai His Consent. :

MADOO'S FRIENDS ARE DETERMINED   Will Stop at Nothing to Get His Name Before Democratic Convention.

IRELAND CONTINUE   Reported Three More Battalions of Troops Ordered To Ireland Under Sealed Orders.

IT'S CIVIL WAR ooo NARELAND   Burning Public and Private Propert and Shooting CItizens in Various Parts Last Night

BURNING OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN IRELAND   CONTUEED IN VARIOUS PARTS OF IRELAND LAST SIGHT ALSO SHOOTING OF CITIZENS

RIOTS IN IRELAND   Continued Last Night and Early Today Dispatch Said.

RIOTERS CONTINUE BURNING BUILDINGS   Arrival of More. Militar ei ' Machine Guns Is Awaited. ,

ENGLISH FORCES  ENROUTE   Coast Guard Station and Police Barracks Are Burned   CONSTABULARY ATTACKED   Disorders Worst in Counties Clare and Kerry Friday

RIOTING CONTINUES IN IRELAND AND CITIZENS ARE SHOT FROM AMBUSH   Many Private and Public Buildings Are Burned and Additional Troops Are Ordered Out

MANY PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN. KERRY COUNTY, IRELAND, BURNED YESTERDAY

SINN FEINERS _  STILL ACTIVE   Continue fe fare Public: amd Private

MORE RIOTING — OVER IRELANE   Buildings Burned and Even Coast Guard Stations Are Not Syared From Attack.

Price Drops As Chicago Prepares For Big Nigh   Chief of Police Announces H Will Not Interfere With “Hin Bars.”

CHICAGO POLICE T00 BUSY 10 SUPPRESS “BOOZEON THE HIP”   CHIME WAVE SWEEPING WINDY CITY 18 OCCUPYING THE EN.-. *TIRE POLICK FORCE

FOREST FIRES SWEEP NORTHERN WISCONSIN   ONLY HEAVY RAIN CAN PREVENT HEAVY LOSS TO COTTAGES AND RE-

ONE MAN HELD 5 ROBBERY SUSPECT   —  Bank Employes — Identify Mar Giving Name of Harry Porche As Benson Bandit.   Chief Inclined to Doubt Iden tnfication—Insurance  Against Loss.

WILL PROTECT DEPOSITORS   Benson Bank Was Robbed of More Than $100,000—Insurance Only $30,000.

SOCIALISTS IN. JAPAN.   Tokyo Pollce Break Up Meeting Ear ly Today, :

NO SEATS FOR SOCIALISTS   “ive Members Barred From New York Assembly Pending Inves tization of Fitness.

CAN SOCIALIST BE LOYAL?   QUESTION INVOLVES SEATS OF Five iN NEW YORK ASSEMBLY.  ’   Denied Places by Honse, After Dra. matic Speech by Speaker, Who Saya Party Platform Opposes Hest Interests of Country,

ARE DENIED SEATS   N. Y. Assembly Rejects Five Socialist Members

Five Socialists Denied N. Y¥. Assembly Seats      a Must Now Prove 3 vit fore Tribunal Selected by 4 Hops     Be

Five Socialists are Denied Seats In New York’s State Legislature

9 SOCIALISTS BARRED FROM STATE BODY   Resolution Chailenging Their Right to Seat in Assembly Passes by Vote of 140 to 6.   SEATS ARE DECLARED VACANT BY VOTE

FIVE SOCIALISTS ARE DENIED SEAT:   NEW YORK LEGISLATURE RE. FUSES TO ACCEPT THEM FOR MEMBERSHIP.   MUST PROVE FITNESS   Resolution Questioning Whether They Could Be Loyal to Oaths Wins Overwheimingly.

SOCIALISTS ARE DENIED SEATS IN N. Y. LEGISLATUR!   Five Newly-Elected Member; Are Refused Admittance at Dramatic Session.

SOCEALISTS BARE DD.   " . rm i i Vee hue New York Declines to Seat Them in   The Legislative.   Cae  }

LEGISLATURE BARS “SOCIALIST MEMBER:   By-an“Overwhelming- Vote Four Mea Are Denied Places as Representatives in New York —

BOLSHEVIKY MASS TROOPS I EFFORT ~ TOSTOP ADVANGE   FORCES RELEASED FROM _ FIN NISH FRONTIER RUSH TO RESCUE OF COMRADES   wo Reds Escaping Poles Overrunning German Border—Guards Called Out to Prevent Further Crossing By Russians

Measure Taken to Rescue Thousands of Red Scldiers Hemmed in by Pilsudski’s Army; Thousands Take Refuge in Prussia; Minsk Conference Results Unknown   RENEW OFFENSIVE ON LEMBERG

NEW RED ARMY INTO FIGHT   POLAND FACES DANGER FROM _INCREASED SOVIET FORCES.   Released From Finnish Fronticr by Pence Treaty, Fresh Troops Hurry to Aid of Defeated Legions— lians Turn Back Many.

FRESH DIVISIONS (IF REDS HURRIED 10 POLISH FRONT   New Troops to Be Hurled Into Battle to Check Advance —Many Russians Fleeine to Germany.

OMEN N WALEED ELECTORS   Can Vote For President and Hold That Office However, Declares Attorney General Blaine.

DAYTON 15 DECORATED . FOR COX CELEBRATION      City Alive for First ‘‘Home-Com ing” in Honor of Demo. cratic Nominee.   FIRST COMES TOMORROW   Parade Will Precede Speeches By Governor and Mayor; Many Bangs Are Present.

DAYTON CELEBRATES HOME COMING DAY   Will. Have Informal Speech From Governor Cox, Who Is Also to Make His Acceptance Speech There August Seventh.

READY FOR BIG EVENTS. ~ ATDAYTON      HOME ‘COMING CELE BRATION SCHEDULEL FOR FRIDAY   In Honer of Gov. Cox, Dem . ocratic Presidential Nom ~ inee.-— ‘Plans: -Also Shaping .Up for Notification Ceremonies August: 7th.

DAYTON 10 GIVE COX AREAL HOME-COMIN(   Non-Partisan Home-Coming Cel ebration The First Event On Schedule.

DAYTON PREPARES FOR BIG NON-PARTISAN DAY   Native City Will Welcome Notification Committee and Governor Cox

DAYTON GETTING “ALL DOLLED UP” FOR BIG EVENTS   Ihio City Dresses in Its Best in Anticipation of Coming Cox Festivi Sad.

MADOO WILL TAKE STUMP. TO HELP COX   People Won’t Stand for a “Purchased Presidency” Says Ex-Secretary.   WARNS OF MENACE OF BIG G. 0. P. FUND   Cox's Home Town in Gay Attire For Home:Coming Celebration to. Be Held Tomorrow for Nominee

DAYTON BURSTS INTO FULL DRESS   Non-Partisan “Home-Com. ing” First Event.

DAYTON READY FOR FESTIVAL TO HONOR COX   Non-Partison Home Coming Causes Much Excitement.

GEM CITY DONS PARTY ATTIRE FOR BIG EVENTS   Home - Coming Celebration Comes Friday and Notifica: tion On August 7th.   Forty Messed Bands to Participate in Notification Ceremonies.

DAYTON PLANNING BIG NONPART IOAN COX HOME COMING   Puts On Best Best Dress for First of Many Important Events.   Streets Bloom in Flags and Bunting for Big Jubilee Friday.

MOONSHINE STILT FAR MANUEACTIRE OF BEES 5 FOUND AT WHGRIT   TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY GAL LOS OF WOONSHINE BEER TAKEN BY OFFICERS.

RAILROADS WILL GUNTINUE CERTAIN OF U. 5. CHANGES   Rule Put Into Effect for Interchange of Freight Cars Will Be Adhered To By the Com naniec.

RAILROADS Ant “WMPPING PLAN FORFUTURE   Will Retain’ Some Changes That Have Been Made During Federal Contro! Period.

DISCUSS CHANGES ~—TNROADS CONTROL   Officials Agree on Some Government Methods

SOME CHANGES IN RAILS WILL HOLD   EXECUTIVES ARE CONSIDER. ING METHODS FMPLOYVED BY GOVERNMENT,   MAY DECIDE ON OTHERS   Association Agrees on Rule for Distribution and Interchange Of Freight Cars,

ROADS RETAIN A FEW CHANGES   Rail Officials in Convention a Washington to Prepare for March 1.   WILL ADOPT FEW U. S. RULES   To Make Special Effort to Avoid Liti gationmMeans to Give Public Best Possible Service Are Discussed.

SOME PHASES OF FEDERAL CONTROL LOOK GOOD TO  RAILWAY EXECUTIVES, WHO WILL CONTINUE POLICY

New York Scene of Additional Round-ups of Radicals Who Are Being Hercled ‘Tovellier,   “CHIEF OF STAFF”   oF Soviet Russia’s “Ambas  sador” Taken on a Depor tation Charge During Yesterday.

CONTINUE WARTIME RULES IN RAIL OPERATION   Changes Effected During Time Federal Control Will Remain Effective,

FACING MEAT FAMINE   Chicago Stock Yards Strike Causes Shortage.   Prices Going Up and Local Markets Wil! Be Drained of Supplies—Over 15,000 Men Now Idle.

MEAT FAMINE FEARED   STOCK YARDS STRIKE AT CHI CAGO CAUSES SHORTAGE.   More Than 15,000 Men Are Idle a Local Markets Are Drained of Supplies,

IS: fF TAFT OR JOHNSON?   Chairman White. Wantd to Knov Which Correctly “ Reptesentx Republicans on League.

KENTUCKY WOMEN ASSURED (QF VOTE      Act of Legislature Extends Ballot Regardiess of Ratifjcation of Federat Amendment

{ WOMEN, TAKE NOTICE!   if You Are of Age, You Can Vote for Presidential Electors.

AL GRANGE VOTES NATIONAL GRANGE VOTE Try TZAT.T) SPARTON TH Bats

ai ies ee ie ae i Hite fie ie Hi ie, ek ie a  t Cleveland Wins First Game of i World’s Series

TARDIG OFFERS REWARD FOR PROOF HE ARS WOBBLED OW ISSUE OF THE LEAGUE

HARDING SAYS:HIS._ POSITION IS SAME “SINCE NOMINATION   Offers “to Give Reward” tc Anyone Proving His) ~ - Tnconsistencv

HARDING DENIES CHANGE OF BASE   On League of Nations Isgue in His lis Speeches  WOULD GIVE REWARD   To Anyone Who Can Produce Evidence of Change in Posi. tion Since He Accepted No. mination—Has No Specific Program for World Associa. tion. Nor Has Cox. He Savs

HARDING OFFERS PAY FOR PROGE Ut CHANGED POSITION   Has Said From Very Beginning He Wouldn’t Have Wilson Covenant.   GLADLY PLAY PART IN ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS   Says if He Has No Specific Pian Neither Has Cox, Whe Has Not Told the People What Reservations He Was Willing to Accept.

Senator Harding Seeks Specific Evi dence of a Change of Positica sn League Policy   BANS WILSON PLAN   Nominee Reaffirms His Statements That He Will Not Fellow Wilson Covenant

HARDING ANSWERS CHARGES OF CO)   Offers Heward for Proof of In consistency.   HAS KO SPECIFIC PLAN   Benator Makes Reference to League in Course of Specct at Republican Barbecue a Jackson — Attacks Demo cretic Party as Oop 0 Uphrave.akiog.

CONSISTENT LN HIS STAND.   Senator Harding Denies He Ha Wobbled On the League.

HARDING ANSWERD CHARGES OF CO)   Offers Reward for Proof of Inconsistency.   HAS NO SPECIFIC PLAN   Senator Makes Reference tc League in Course of Speech at Republican Barbecue at Jackson — Attacks Demo. cratic Party as One oi ‘'Dheaee.Making"’

HARDING OFFERD TO GIVE REWARD: AWAITS EVIDENGE   DECLARES HE HAS NEVER BEEN INCONSISTENT ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

ARDING OFFERS REWARD FOR PROOF OF INCONSISTENC   ce to Governor a Charges_of. Wobbling on_ the League Issue.

HARDING SAYS LEAGUE STAND NOT CHANGED   Offers Reward For Specific Evii ‘dence That He Has Altered)  Position On League Since As suming Praciclentianl Naminatinn   COX CHARGED INCONSISTENCY   Says Democratic ‘Candidate Ha Not Told’ People What Reser  vations To Covenant He ‘I WET ce TBAT t 7   IN. ROCHESTER, N.Y. TODA}

“WARD FOR PROOF JF WOBBLING 13 {ARDING S OFFER   ccpublican Nominee Hycnies He Has Ever (hanged Position on League Issue.

TRIAL OF LESICN MURDERERS WILL PEN TOMORROW   CONDITIONS RESEMBLING MIN ING CAMP EXIST AT HEARING SITE

TTT ALLEGED , W, W. ON TRIAL MONDAY   Face Charge of Murder of Former Service Men.

SOLDIER RELIEF CAUSES WRANGL!   Chairman Fordney Tells the Members of His Party They Have Case of Cold Feet

REPUBLICANS DISAGREE   Caucus Was Unable to Get Tegether on Soldier Legislation.

ACTION ON BONUS BILL IS BLOCKEL   rove of Passing Bill Monday Aban doned After Bitter Debate Behind Cicsed Doors

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE ABANDON EARLY ACTION ON RELIEF LEGISLATION   Difference cf Opinion Devel. ops Over Sales Tax After Four Hour Wrangle

Republican Party Caucus Develops Strong Opposition to Proposal For Raising Revenue

OPPOSED TO 4 SALE TAX.   Soldier Bones Should Be Raised in Another Wary.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL BLOCKED   Republican Caucus is Op posed to Sales Tax Revenue

JOHNSON WINS IN BONUS ROY   SOUTH DAKOTA SALON, LEADER IN BONUS FIGHT, ENTERS CONFERENCE WITH 48 BACKERS.

BONUS MEASURE TO BE DELAYED   House Republicans Fail tc Reach Agreement on  Sales Tax. 4

PLANS FOR PASSING BONUS ABANDONE!   Wide Difference of Opinio: _ Develops Over Method of Raising Money.

House _ Republicans Split on Sales Tax Provision to Raise Revenue  Another. Conference Nlaevwt Waal   DRAFT COMPLETED

CAN'T RAISE BONUS BY A TAX ON SALES   REPUBLICAN PARTY CAUCUS: DEVELOPED OPPOSITION TO PLAN   ITS ELIMINATION SURE   Four Hours’ Session Failed to Obtain United Support of Party for Bill

ABANDON PLAN TO PASS SOLDIER BILL   Opposition to Soldier Relief Measure as Prepared Makes Postponement Necessary.   MEMBERS AGAINST FEATURE

QULDIER RELIEF BILL POSTPONED AFTER WRANGLE   Chairman of Ways and Means Committee Calls Bonus Opponents Cowards.   SALES TAX ELIMINATED

DATE. FOR ACTION NOD SET,   Republicans Ahandén Plans for Pass een = ee oe eee ee ee ee es

REPUBLICAN PARTY CAUCUS DEVELOPED OPPOSITION Try 7 AW   ITS ELIMINATION SURE      Four Hours’ Session Failed to Obtain United Support of Party for Bill   Meetings Are Called Next Week to Consider Further Tax Raisins Plans

67,100 PQ S$ SUGAR FOR 8      Stocks Srized by Government to Be Marketed: at 21 Cents, -

~ INTO LEAGUE POX REPEATS   i  ‘CANDIDATE MAKES ATTITUDE MORE EMPHATIC IN SPEECH   FOR PHONOGRAPH.

COX OPENS FIGHT THURSDAY   To Start Campaign for the Presidency at Camp Perry, O., on August 12.

“TRUE DEMOCRACY LEACUIE” AT WORK   First Blast Is Fired at Cox b Insurgent Democrats of Ohio.

SOUTHERN MICHIGAN IS DAMAGED BY TORNADO   ‘Serious Property Damage is Reported at Grand Rapids and in  Other Cities.

EDMANDS GETS NEW INCOME TAX FORMS   SEPARATE BLANK MUST BE FILL ED OUT FOR EACH EMPLOYE EXPECTS TO MAIL OUT TA) BLANKS SOON.

Britain Will Break Off Trade Negotiations If Bolsheviki Continue Drive Toward Polish Capital. Pa   LAST NATURAL DEFENSE : OF WARSAW IS CROSSED   Soviet Troops Are Across Bug River; Bolshevik Envoy De- clares Reds Seek Entry. ins  Germany.

TELL OF CLASH IN SIBERIA   QRmericane Arriving «t Nome HM» Seventeen Killed in Fight He tween Hoassians.

AMERICANS WERE SLAIN AT ANADYR   Bolshevists Take Trading Post and Drive Into Soviet Prisons.

How to LowerYour Meat Bills   Hints From the Department of Juctice   HOUSEWIVES BUY LAMB AND MUTTON UNWISELY,

How to LowerYour Meat Bills   HOUSEWIVES BUY LAMB AND MUTTON UNWISELY.

INTERVENTION UP TO GOVERNMENTS      Arneals In Beha'f of Condemncd ‘Hun. gariins Mus; Come From Soveral Countries.

HUNDRED  THULIN FOR: “BLUE SKY’   Huge Sum Sunk in Phony Stacks  aud Foolish Ventures; Too . Much Credit, thé. Trouble

Cardinals Ask Pope For Salary Raise   Cin Make Both ends = Meret oF TITS a Veoar, They

BARBER CAUGHT _ EN-.$466,0.00 BOND HOLD-UP   Shop Said to Have Bee! Used for Headquarters in Thatt Plat

Soviet Army Destroyed By Polish Chief   SERIES OF DARING MOVES WIPE OUT RED FORCES.

C. R. CRANE FOP CHINA ENVOY   Chicagoan Revortec’ to ltave Been Se lected by President—Son Is Minicter to Czechs.

C. R. CRANE FOR CHINA ENVOY   Chicagoan Reported to Have Been Se lepted by President—Son ts Min. ister to Czechs,

CHAS-R.CRANE _ FOR CHINA JOB   Has Been Selected to Suc ceed Reinsch Says Capitol Report

FREIPHT IN SOUTH   Telegrams-Being Sent Broadcast To Connecting Lines From Pittsburg To Frisco.

TELEGATES IN LINDT ARE CHOSEN TODAY   Close Race Held Between  Gov. Lowden, Favorite  Son, and Gen. Wood

BISHOP VINCENT DEAD   Founder of Chautauqua Assem: bly Passes Away at Chicago.   Was Eighty-Elght Years old and Fa. . ther of President of the Carnegie : . Foundation.

BISHOP VINCENT DIES   CHAUTAUQUA FOUNDER PASSES AWAY AT CHICAGO HOME.   Born in Alabama 88 Years Ago—Was Father of Head of Carnegie Foundation.

COX TALKS 10  FIRST VOTERS OF SYRACUSE   DECLARES YOUNG MEN AND MOTHERS WILL INSiST ON U. S. JOINING LEAGUE.   SAYS YOUTH LOOKS AHEAD   The Governor Will Deliver His Evening Address at Buffalo—Iin Boston Tomorrow.

BOTH CANDIDATES TALK TO THE-FIRST VOTERS   Harding and Cox Appeal t« Those Just Reaching Their Majority

«GOV. COX  SAYS THOSE WHO SHOUT “AMER CA FIRST”  And Then Oppose the Making of “America First”   Turn Their Backs Upon the Framers of Our Constitution.

COX CONTINUES LEAGUE PRAISE   He Talks to First Voters’ League’at Syracuse, N. ¥., This Morning.   ADVOCATES TREATY . ' AS THE CHIEF ISSUE   ‘Deciares That Its Adoption is Necessary to Keep Faith of America.

Will Trace Plot and Report Findings to Revolt Leaders,   CARRANZA’S MEN HELD   Obregon Will Not Accept ‘Statements of Those Who . Guarded Carranza.

‘TARRANZA DEATH STILL UNSOLVED   Obregon and Aides Indicate Desire to Fix Responsibility and Punish Assassins: Picks Newspapermen tc Probe Tragedy.   COMMISSION WILL SOON BE BUSY ON TASK ASSIGNED IT

IFTRONTS’ MANAGER “RESIGNS FROM GCL   Hughey Jennings Is Out Now But Rumor Says He is to Go to N. Y. Americans

HUGH JENNINGS HAS RESIGNED   Famous Manager of the De troit Tigers Tendered Resignation Today.

JENNINGS RESIGNS AS — - HEAD OF DETROIT TEAM   Navin Non-committal as - tc Possible Successor,

HUGHEY JENNINGS RESIGNS   Manager and Unique Coach o Detroit Tigers and Siar Developer.

HUGHEY JENNINGS OFFERS RESIGNATION FROM DETROIT TEA   Tells President J. Navin it Will Be  Beneficial To Both Baseball, the Club and Himself.

NEW CABINET OF GHEECE TIKES. ii MER DET      Constantine’ s Brother \Is - to Head’ Army Whose Interned Officers Are Freed From tsland of Crete.   FORMER MINISTER’S HOUSE UNDER GUARD FOLLOWING MOB ATTACK

GREEK PEOPLE TO VOTE ON RETURN CONSTANTINE   Cabinet Decides for a Plebis. cite to be Held on Sunday, Wovember 28.

FIREMEN’S TEST ON BIG LINERS   Union Leaders are to Stoke Olympic So They Can Determine Force Necessary.

GRAINS UNDER PREWAR LEVEL   @elt at Lowest Prices of Seneon o the Chicago Board of Trade-~ Lack of Buyers,

PREWAR PRICES FOR GRAIN   Lowest Prices of Season Quoted or Chicago Board of Trade.

Would Amend Vol stead Enforcement Lay   So That States Could Decide by Referendum What Percentage of Alcohol is Intoxicatineg

NEW YORK MAN NAMED FOR ITALIAN POST      2ORERT JOHNSON = SUCCEEDS THOMAS NELSON PAGE AS U. S. AMBASSADOR TO ITALY

AMBASSADOR NAMED   JONHSON, OF NEW YORK, IS APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT -

NEW YORKER NAMED FOR IMPORTANT POST IN ITALY   (Rw Tnited Presa)

Robert Johnson New ” Italian Ambassado:   Chosen to Succeed Thomas Nelson Page, Who Dittered With Wilson on Disposition ar Flume.

ROBERT UNDERWOOD JOHNSON NEW. AMBASSADOR TO ITAL‘   Johnson Well Versed in Itatian At fairs and fs.in Wull Accord With Wilson Policy,

JOHNSON WILL BE ENVOY TO ITALY   President Names Him to Suc. ceed thomas Nelson  Pagan Racionad

NAME NEW YORK MAN: AMBASSADOR TO ITALY   Robert Unilerwood Jokason’s Now. ination for Appointzerat Ta Go To Semats Boon.

MAYFIELD 10 FACE ARMY COURT TODA’   TEXAS GUARD COLONEL ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY—THREE LIEUTENANTS GIVEN LIBERTY.

MMLITARY COunT CONVENES TODAY   MAYFIELD TO BE TRIED FOR ATTEMPTED ARREST; LIEUTENANTS EXONERATED.

DAYLIGHT SAVING ORDNANCE.   Wanted By Majority in Indianapoli: —Opposed Here.

HAD TERRIBLE COUGH IN BED 3 YEAR'   In 3 weeks she was out on the streets again. fesling fine.

HAD TERRIBLE COUGH  TN BED THREE YEARS   In 3 Weeks. sho was ont on the * atrest arwain, foellag fine

TANCE READY “TD AGT ALOR “UN THE RHINE   Able -to Make Germany -Carry Out Treaty Terms, ° *  Savs Leader.:   BELGIUM WILL AID   Withdrawal of United States “Would Be Deeply’ Reeretted.

FRANCE EXPECTS TO MAINTAIN AN ARMY QN RHINE   Belgium Will Help Her Even The America and Britain Withdraw

BELGIUM WILL STAND BY FRANCE ON RHINE FRONT   ENGLAND AND ITALY MAY WITHDRAW IF THEY WISH SAYS FOCH.   YANK TROOPS MAY ALSO BE WITHDRAWN

COTTON IMPORTATION   Stopped by Englund Owing to Fall of E sh Pound.

COTTON EMBARGO BY ENGLAND; ALL IMPORTS BARRED   Drastic Order Starts Wild Panic in New York NA a wle ot

SUVCANOR GANTH  Ad ONLY TAN ULL OF TROOPS   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OF MEXL. CO NOT MUCH WORRIED OVER ‘ SITUATION EN CALIFORNIA,

COMBINATIONS. IN “DEMOCRATIC MEET ~UMDRENCE THINK’   Gerrespondent Finds: Pwo — On : Against and Other for Me “fdoo Candidacy.       ‘FORMER BECRETARY STILL . ME AINMTATNS HIS SUPPOR'      u Deadlock -Occurs, However :. MeAdoo May Be Switched fer * to: Cummings.   WILSON MAN MUST WIN   Darkhorse Talk, May Be Attribut _ ‘ed to Early Efforts to Begin Trading.

a aes  wapDoo AGAINST THE FIELD.   Bat Combination to Beat Him No  Working Smoothly.

MCADOO OR LONG DEADLOCK 1S SEEN BY DEMOCRATS      ANTI - ADMINISTRATION EASY TO HOLD TOGETHER. ‘  OCUVINMARATIN OO. ROOAERTN   Managers Busy Swinging Votes, Temporary Chair— man Is Talked of  pia eae acer

MADOO VOTE MAY AlD CUMMINGS   Trading Among Delegations Ex pected Tactics   COX MEN TO STICK LOYALLY   Deadlock in Sight When Balloting is Taken Up

MANY INJURED IN WRECK   Three Sleepers Jump Rails, One Going Into Water.

CONSIDERED FRENCH NOTE CONCILIATORY   FRENCH DENY THE STATEMENTS THAT THEY ACTED WITHOUT WARNING AND ASK CONFERENCE.

OCCUPATION: ~ ONLY COURSE   France Has. Expressed < ' Desire That. Allied /'” Conference Meet

CONTROVERSY (VER VESSELS BROADENS   House Merchant Marine Committee Latest To Take Hand In Proposed Sa'e cf Former Enemy Ships.

LOT TO GVERTHROW THE U.S.  POVERNMENT NPPED IW BUD I NATIONAL CONCENTRATED. RAIDS

LIKE THE. GRUB.:      Prisoners:ct State:-Varm Say Work i . Ward and:Food Poor,

DON'T LIKE THE GRUB.   Prisoners 2t State Farm Say Work is Hard and Food Poor.

10 STOP HAZING IF EVERY CADET “1S EXPELLED   Secretary Dantels- Declares He Will Order Dismissal From - Annepolis of All Guilty.   RULES TO BE OBSERVED Ok, KNOW REASON WuHy   Expelled Student Mekes Statement In Which He Declares He Was Only One Picked Out of Many for Punishment.

SON CONFESSES TO THE MURDER OF HIS MOTHER   His Father Was Hanged for the Crime Which Was Committed Seven Years Ago.

OE  Preacher Cause: Man to Confess Slaying Mother   “Arise and Confess Your Sins,” Says Evangelist, and Criminal Tells of Murder Seven Years Ago.

CONFESSES AT REVIVAL MURDER. “OF MOTHER; FOR WHICH FAI ILI WAS. HANGED SEVEN YEARS AGI

BUY GONFESoES MURDER UF MOTHER FOR Walch HIS FATHER WaS HANGED   Responds To Plea of Revivalist To Tell of Sins - and Shocks Congregation With Harrow/ ing Details of Killing.

CONFESSES MOTHERS MURDEI   Young Man Says He Committed the Grime for Which His Father Was Hanged.

YOUNG MAN GETS RELIGION ANI  TELLS OF MURDER FOR -- WHICH FATHER HANGED.

At Call of Evangelist. te “Rise and Confess Sins” a Young Man   CONFESSES MURDER   Killed His Mother and His Father Was Hanged for it Seven Years Avo

REVIVAL = ~ BRINGS ~ CONFESSION   ONTARLG VARMWEH TELLS 02 MURDERING Ils MOTHER SEVEN ©      WS FATHER WANGED FOT At. LEGED CREME OX CURCEM. STARTIAL EVIDENCE,

SON ADMITS CRIME      Murdered Mother and Father Paid Death Penalty

Eva n gelist's Plea Brings  Confession   hen He Issues Call Indus trious Farmer Tells Story Of Awful Crime

CONFESS MURDER OF HIS MOTHER SEVEN YEARS AGC   When Evangelist “Exhorted, “Aris And Coulesé Your Sins,” At A Beévival Metting

KILLED MOTHER: LET FATHER HANE   Farmer Confesses That at 14 He Killed Mother Who Reproved Him; Father Was Convicted and Hanged On Circumstatial Evidence.

KILLING MOTHER   Braagetyt's Appeal Aroured Guilty Comscicuce: Which Boy Strag-gled for Seve. Yen to MAL.

ee ee Dk Le be Ae) ee Be ee 0 2 2 2 2) 2  Admits Murder For Which His Father Paid Penalty

RICH POLES REACH PARIS   First “De Luxe Express” From War. saw Arrives at the French Capital.

 WEALTHY POLES REACH PARIS   Warsaw Millionaires Arrive at Paris in De Luxe Express.

IN ONE ROQM FOR 15 YEARS   ' New York Girl Is Taken Outdoors for  for Firat Time on Way to Hospital.

Fifteen Year Old Girl Cripple Sees Outdoors First Time in Her Life

ENTERTAINED SOCIETY   Emlly VanPelt Sockety Guest of Mrs. Ed K. Adams.

ENKICO LaAnkuSO SICK   WORLD-FAMOUS TENOR IN COM. PLETE 8R _AKDOWN,   Five Doctors and Hi. Wife at Bedside ~—Bulletin Ca\.. the Malady Pleur_y.

CPARLSO BR-A’S DOWN   Five Doctor, s Bedside of the Sitges.   ‘Official Bulietin Calis  dy an At tack of Pleurisy—Wity stantly With Fim.

CARUSO BREAKS 60 .4h   Five Doctors at Bedside sf ire Singer.   Official Bulletin Calis Matady an A +tack of Pleurisy—Wifs Constr. » With tim.

ENRICO CARUSO HAS BREAK-DOW}   Five Doctors at Bedside of the Singer.   Officiai Bulletin Calis Malady an At tack of Pleurisy—Wife Constantly With Him,

CARUSO BREAKS DOWN   Five Doctors at Bedside of the Singer.   Official Bulletin Calls Malady an Attack of Pleurisy—Wife Constantly With Him,

ALBANIA AND ITALY SIGN UP   Rome Makes Concessions and Agree. ment te Reached at Avilana

Wanted-several hands to hoe strawberries. See 1M. Z. Withrow. tf   KODAK PLTLCTIIRES

PLAN TO KEEP ALIVE: NATIONAL UNION OF  THE FOUITY SOCIET)   Wiscensin Delegates in Favor of Retainmg Control of Central Rody

PRESIDENT WILL SPEND A QUIET THANKSGIVING   will Entertain a Few R:lative In The Evening

A QUIET DAY,      Preeldent Witten Is.to See Only a Few Bealatives.

PRESIDENT TO SPEND QUIET THANSGIVING   Will Not Leave White House Except for Drive.

NOTED SINGER SINGS TO BOYS   retrazzini Sang to Sailors of Uncle  Sam at New York Last Night.

FEDERAL EYE ON THE RAILROADS   Americn Will Never Again Have Pri vate Control and Operation

REGULATION OF RAILROADS IS HERE TO STAY   CHAIRMAN CLARK DECLARES AT CONVENTION OF OFFICIALS   Interstate Commerce Commission Head Asserts That the Bill Paid For Federal Use Will Be Large One

DEFENDS POLICY OF REGULATION   Chairman Clarke Addresses Commissioners.   SEPARATE TRIBUNAL NEEDED, HE ASSERTS   Control of States Over Internal Affairs.

REGULATION MUST 60 WITH PRIVATE POADS   ‘Commission Chairman Says Federal and State Authority Necessary.

METHOD HAS. CHANGED   SPEAKER SAYS AMERICS WILL NEVER AGAIN HAVE PRIVATE ‘CONTROL OF RAILWAYS. -

HEAVY COSTS OF RAILWAYS WAR EXPENSE   Interstate oo Commerce Head Says Cost Should Be So Considered.

REGULATIONS WILL CONTINUE ON ROADS   Time Is Passed When Railroads Will Operate Exclusively Under Private Control.

NECESSARY WAR EXPENSE.      Federal Operation of Roads Thus \Viewed by Clark.

PRIVATE RAILWAY CONTROL PASSES   Commerce Committee Chair man Says State Will Always Have Supervision,

PREDICTS END OF HAIL ROAD CONTRO   I, C, C. CHAIRMAN SAYS AMERICA NEVER AGAIN WILL CONTROL THE ROADS   Wartime Control and Operation Cost the Public a Handsome Sum, Chairman Clark Says in Speech.

‘THERE WILL BE NO MORE PRI.  VATE OPERATION WITHOUT ! SUPERIVISION.

FEDERAL AND STATE REGULATION OF ROADS DECLARED NECESSITY   dunorien Nevor WS Haye Private ton trv} Again Vithom HT tC, Chaizmna Beelore

JIM HEED GETS ok WITH Moo UR DELEGATION   Rejected by State Conventi He is Again Selected to Le Delegation From the Fif District Before the Fris Convention. 

EUROPEAN LABOR TOLD ITS ACTION TS NOT INDORSED   4. F. of L. May. Withdraw Cooperative Support From F oreign Unions, Is Warning -

Conversation at Any Distance Declared a Possibility of the Immediate Faturc.

YO LI MIT TO WIREL ESS PHONE?  Anke sperimenter Vias Talked Distance atl Riese Wee erctearcad BEEP axce a eit« 

TELEPHONE BY WIRELESS ANY DISTANCE POSSIBLE CAYS RADIO ENGINEFE   Talk From New York to Chi cago Through Wave Easy Enough,

BRITAIN WITHIN HER RIGHTS   Declared Jnstified in Closing the  Port of Queenstown.

MURDER OF “LORDMAYOR   Of Cork Remains a Myster3 ‘So far .as Motive is Con - ‘eerned — Methods: nl ire land Condemned.

London Papers ‘Maintain Crime Does Not Differ From Those Which Have Long Terrorized Country,

IRISH ARE EXCITED   MURDER OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK CREATES SENSATION.   ‘The Tragedy Closes One of the Blackest Weeks In the Recent HWistury of the Ushand. -

LORD MAYOR OF CORK SLAIN BY MYSTERIOUS MURDERER: PEOPLE ARE EXCITED BY THE INCIDENT

MURDER SOCIETIES IN OLD IRELAND.   People Terrorized Following AssaSination of Lord Mayor of Cork

IRELAND SEETHES WITH RESENTMENT. (VER LATEST CRIME   Murder of the Mayor of Cork Chief Topic of Conversation —Civil War is Freely Predicted by the Radical Ele ment Today.   MOTIVE FOR MURDER MYSTERY   No Arrests Made But Many Theories Are Advanced.

‘SRORET SOCIETIES OONTROL THE COUNTRY AND MUBDER 18 AN EVERYDAY MATTER

HINTS AT CIVIL WAR   Troubles in Ireland are Almos te Break into Serious Conilict.

EGET MURDER OUGTE TIE RULE OVER IRELAND   Assassination Of Lord Mayor Of Cork Reveals Widespread Plots.   MOTIVE REMAINS DEEP MYSTERY   ‘Civil War Within Sight, Declares: The London Morning Post.

IRELAND WROUGHT UP OVER KILLING CORK LORD MAYOR   People Deplore Vio lence; Thousands Pay  Honor To Dead.

MAYOR IS KILLE TO WARN OTHERS   Tragedy at Cork, Ireland, Causes Intense Sensation —Was Climax to Number of Outrages.

MURDER MANIA SPURS IRISH IN LIBERTY FIGHT   Drive for freedom drips with Blood English Papers Claim.

SECRET ODCIETIES OF MURDER ACTIVE. \N ERIN, CHARGE   Assassination of Lord Mayor Brings Widespread Discussion in Great Britain   MOTIVE FOR MURDER REMAINS: MYSTERY   Newspapers Denounce Irish for Condoning Methods Border ‘Ing on Terrorism

Death Cliques Raling Ireland,  Press Asserts   Cork Murder Stirs Natio:  Profoundly; Motive Yet  Remains Obscure.

MURDER IS A SENSATION   Lord. Mayor k Killed as 2 Warning Is One The: ory Advanced

DUBLIN VIEWS THE FUTURE WITH ANXIETY AND ALARM   reland F ast Lapsing into a State of Anarchy and Terrorism Following Repeated Outrages  of the Past Few Weeks.

OUTRAGES GROW QVER IRELAND   Murder of Lord Mayor of Cork But One of Long List of Black Crimes in Erin.   SOCIETIES FOR MURDER

CONDITIONS IN IRELAND WORST SINCE REVOLTS   {   Blackest Week, Except for Re.  bellion of 1916, Culminated in   Slaying of Mayor.  {

MURDER OF LORD MAYOR WAS: END OF ‘BLACK WEEK’   Tragedy Causes Intense Sensa'* tion ‘Throughout: Treland:  Civil War in Sight.”

INDUSTRIAL WAR GRIPS MONTANA   General Strike Threatened In Western State Following Clash Near Mine, Where Fourteen Men Were Wounded   TROOPS ORDERED TO ‘SCENE   Regular Army Soldiers From Camp Lewis to be Sent fo Put

BONUS BILL GOES TO SENATE   ‘Interment in Legislative Graveyard” Seen by Opponents of Soldiers’ Measure.

SULDIER BONUS BILL BEFORE THE SENATE   Now Remains for the Senate To Get Busy. — Predictions Are That it Wont be Passed BRofnre Receec.

SOLDIER BONUS BILL BEFORE. THE SENATE   House Has Passed it and it Now Remains for the Senate To Get Busy. — Predictions Are That it Wont be Passed  Rofare Roeeees.

SOLDIER BILL 10 BE BURIED IN SENATE   Leaders Believe Measure wil Get No:'Further Than   + ne ae

MUST SERVE ON JURIES   Women Up Against Disagreeable Job Now That They Hayo the Vote.   JURY LISTS COME FROM POLLS   Any Person Who Votes Liable to Have Name Returned as Eligible to be Called for Jury Service.

SERVE ON JURRIFS      Women Up Against Disagreeable Job, Now That They Can Vote,

SENATE DISPOSES OF “JUNK”      Champagne Cooler Among Antiques Sold. at Auction—Electric Au: tomobile Sold for $6.50. -

Senate Champagne Cooler, Now Useless, Knocked Down for $1)   But Cloakroom Lemonade Bowl, Still Within Law, Brings __ Three ‘Times As Much At Auction — Four Sideboards ; .and Elkins’ Auto Go Under the Hammer of  ees Soc ae eo

RELICS IN SENATE _» CHAMBER. DISPOSED :: OF AT-AUCTION SAL}   Fieviric Runahowt Ones Owned hy * Senntor’ Elkins. Brings $650; Champagne Covter » Doar,

SENATE DISPOSES OF “JUNK”   Champagne Cooler Among Antiques Sold at Auction by Sergeant at Arms, ue

POLISH DELEGATES TO PEACE MEET PROCEED  TO RIGA TO MEET RUSS   (Ry Asseocinteed Presse Leased Wire.)

POLAND SENDS ENVOYS AGAIN TO MEET SOVIE]   Armistice and Peace Delegation Leaves Warsaw on Second Trip to Minsk

Sprint’ Kirksey Is Beaten Up by Belgium Police   Gendarmes Make An Unwar ranted Assault On American Medal Winner.

U §. STAR HURT IN ROW WITH POLICE   {By Henry L: Farrell, United Press Staff Correspondent.]

5, ATHLETE BEATEN BY POLICE   'Morris Kirksey, . Olympic Star, Victim of Unjustified Attack, Witnesses Say

DOUGLAS COUNTY crea INSPECTED. LL BE INSPEC      MODEL ORCHARDS HERE   Traveling _Horticulturists : Will. Spend Tomorrow Night in Lawrence       Tour Is Under Direction of Orchard Experts of Agricultural Colleve eRe

DOUGLAS COUNTY ORCHARDS WILL BE INSPECTED WEDNESDAY      Traveling Horticulturists Will Spend Tomorrow Night in Lawrence    Tour Is Under Direction of Orchard Experts of Agricultural College Cae

(. 0. P. PREPARES FOR ORGANIZATION   ALL APPROPRIATION MEASURES IN HOUSE WILL NOT BE  IN REPUBLICAN HANDS.

SELECT FOURTEE NEW MEMBERS Al MEETING FRIDAY   House Committee on Appre priations to be Completely Reorganized.   THOUGHT LITTLE CAN BE DONE AT SHORT SESSION   ‘Decision Will be Reached Saturday Whether to Hold Hearings This Winter on Revenue Legislation to be Taken Up by Congress.

WAGE BEMANUS ARE TQ BE FORWARNED      By 580,000 Railvead Em ... pleyes, It is Said   SNAPPY REVELATION   is Made By One Leader at Meeting Who Says He is: “Proud To Be a Rebel"—Chicago is a Scene  Of Exceeding "Sur moil.

MORE RAIL MEN 10 PUSH DEMANDS   Head of Clerks Says 986,00 Workers Will Take Action Within Week   RESULT OF STRIKE SPREAD   Increase of 20 Cents Per Hour an Restitution of Pre-War Differential Seale Demanded—“Men at End of Rope.”

HO0,000 RAIL MEN AFTER HIGHER PAY   Increase of 20 Cents An Hou Will Be Demanded Soon.

Trouble Which Started in Chicago Still Spreading  Despite Assertion of Brotherhood Heads That It Would Soon Be Checked.   20,000 Men Join  Insurgent Strikers

9 80,000 Employes to Push Demands Immediately, As Result of Spread of Unauthorized  Switch Strike

INCREASES OF 20 CENTS AN HOUR AND 15 DAYS FOR COMPLIANCE TO BE ALLOWED ‘RAIL. ROADS, SAYS REPRESENTATIVE OF FIVE GROUPS OF RAILROAD EMPLOYES   SWITCHMAN SHOT; OTHERS SLUGGED

STEAMER IN DANGER WHEN CARGO SHIFTS   Chicago City, Off Newfouna: land, Calls for Aid,

STEAMSHIP CALLS HELP 1,000 MILES EAST OF HALIFAX   The Chicago City Is Over 01 Her Side Because of  a ee

STEAMER CHICAGO CITY IN DISTRESS   She is Off the Bank New foundland—Ship to Rescue,

SHORT HOLIDAY RECESS FOR CONGRESS PLANNED TO EXPEDITE BUSINESS   ONLY SHORT VACATION PERIOD  FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAY IS PLANNED.

CONGRESS PLANS FOR SHORT VACATION AT CHRISTMAS SEASON   Many Important Matters Ar Taken up in the House To day.—Army and Navy .Ap  propriations May be Cut ir

LITHUANIAN REDS NOW IN CONTRO!   SHEVIKI REGIME REPORTED  Lithuanian Forces Along Orany Railroad Retreat Before Attack of Polish Treons.

POLES ROUT LITHUANIANS   Attack Positions Along the Railroad Near Orany—Battle Lasts Five Hours.

MEREDITH CHOICE OF WJ BRYAN IN “DEMOPRATIC. RAPE   . The Commoner Believes That Nov .- -Seoretary of Agriculture Is Right Max.      DISCLOSES VIEWS TO THE 2 LEADING DEMOCRATE   ‘Likes McAdoo But Feels That the _ Wilson Load Hangs Too Heavily on Him:   WILL DEMAND DRY PLANK   ‘Entire Efforts Will Be Turned to Seeing That Democrats Stay = on ‘'Water Wagon.” -

BRYAN HAS MAN WHO FILLS BILL   COMMONER PLUMING MEREDITH FOR THE PRESIDENCY.   THINKS HIM A FIT CANDIDATE   Acid Test Applied to New Secretary ef Agriculture and Up to Reeuirements—lIiowan Not an Aspirant.

MEREDITH BEST, BRYAN BELIEVES FOR NOMINATION   Meets Commoner’s Views on ~ “Drink, “Suffrage, Labor, Farmers and Business

“Ideal” Youth Must Have 179 Lovable Points   Church Goers Set Up Stand  ard. to Which 50 Young   Ladies Add Their Fancies.

WEATHER FORECAST   Inereasing Cloudiness Tonight; Wednesday Probably Light Snow; Slightly Warmer, ,

7  Light  Snow Late WT     onight, Probably  Turning to Rain Saturday; Slow ty Ri sing ‘Temper  ROTC,

BRITISH ARE RESTORING FLEET   Tonnage Building Now Exceeds that of United States

BRITAIN SENDS HOT NOTE TO RUS:    Curzon Demands Release c  Prisoners and Cessation of  Propaganda.

ENGLAND RENEWS HER ULUIMATUN   BAYS REDS MUST RELEASE WAR PRISONERS AT ONCE..   HOSTILITIES NOT STOPPEO   Poles and Russians Continue Fight {r Defiance. of Armistice Terms—Rebeflion Reported In Moscow,  the Soviet Capital. 4

ULTIMATUM SENT   Britain Demands Release of Wat Prisoners by Reds

London. Hears Report _ indi: cating Revolt Breaks’ in. cs Moscow.    ‘ULTIMATUM IS SENT REDS   Release Prisoners or Action Will Follow ts Burden . of Note. ~~~

dt, Britain Notifies Reds Time for Talking Has Passed and Results Are What is Wanted,

Demand Is Made That Bri Prisoners Be Released Im-  -mediately by Russ, .         Action Is Threatened)   Allies Said to Have Authorii tive News That Bolshevi_ki Are Falling,

BRITAIN IN WARNING 10 BOLSHEVIKI   Say War Prisoners Mus: Be Released At Once Or Trouble Follow.

VEIN “FROM. “WHICH PRINCETON "MINE. 1S TAKING. ‘COAL Is ‘SAID: ‘TO HAVE “DRIFTED” .

STOCK REPORT      Sugars, Tobaceos and Metals High. ) Usual Leaders Dull.

DANCING [S FEATURE OF FARM BUREAU MEET   Large Attendance Expected Here Farm Bureau Meeting in Opera House Friday Evening.

GALVA COMMUNITY FARM BUREAU MEETS FEB. 26   Postponed Meeting Will Be Helc in Galva Opera House—Good Program Arranged.

5,000 AMERICANS 10 WEAR FRENCH BADGE   New Service Badge Goes to All Wha Served With French Colors in World War.

FRENCH MEDALS FOR YANKS   Five Thousand Americans Entitled to Wear New Bronze Decoration on Their Uniform.

Five Thousand Americans Entitled tc Wear New Bronze Decoration on Their Uniform.

fanted, Expert Lady Bookkeeper! Joseph Marks, 24 Main street.   Bor Sale

SPEED CLASSIC IN WEST TODA’   Premier Race Drivers Meet i Los Angeles to Defy Death on New Speedway.   EIGHTEEN ARE QUALIFIED

Wireless Fails To Get Anything Like A Signal   Operators Listening Intently For Any Unusual Wireless Attempt   PLANET NEAREST TO EARTH TODAY   Operators Continuing Vigilance For Any Semblance  of Signal

FRANK ZAGER HANGED TODA)   Murderer Who Slew Two in Chicago Holdup Pays the Penalty.

THREE GHIGAGD  SUNN HANGER MERCY FOR TER   LAST MINUTE RERRIEVES Gry: (NOTHER WONTH OF LIFE TO) TEN KILLERS.

PRICE OF GASOLINE GOES UP   Standard Oil Advances Quotations One Cent Per Gallon Because of Incréase in Crude Product.

CONTRACT FOR THE FAIR ATTRACTIONS   IMMENSE CARNIVAL COMPANY WILL BRING ATTRACTIONS— DAY AND NIGHT FAIR

RAILWAY BOARD IS ON LAST LAP   Two-Day Session Probabh Will Bring Wage Raise Hearing if Chicago to Close.

NAL TEARING ON WAGE INCREASE:   RAILROAD LABOR BOARD EX PECTS TO GIVE ITS DECISION JUNE 15

OPEN BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION   To Solve Problems Relative to Democratic Convention

TRANSPORTATION ~ BUREAU FORMED   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE HAS IN-  NOVATION.

DEMOCRATS PLAN TRANSPORTATION   Take Steps to Prevent Con: ‘ gestion.

DEMOCRATS OPEN BUREAU TO CARE FAR DELEGATE!   lemocratic Netionas Committee Launches New Departure In Convention Management

The PROaOTe  PART WYER   PEAR BU PASSA  IW SECCinN IN TIN rina NER         Bryan’s Friends Assert He Will No Accept the Nomination—Feels the Party Shrould Confine Itself to Lo eo) Acttvities.

MAY NOMINATE BRYAN DESPITE EXPRESSED WISH   Some Prohibitionists Determined to Put Up a Ticket

Friends Say Bryan Would  Not Accept a Nomination   Prohibition Convention Which Opened Today Told Nebraskan Thinks Party Should Make No.  Nomination for Presidency This Year.

CELEBRATE DOWNFALL OF BARLEYCORN   C—O  PROHIBITION PART ¥ OPENS ANNUAL: CQN ~ VENTION   And Prepares to Devote Much Time to Jubilation Over Success of Fight or Liquor — Bryan: Favored for President.

any CONVENTION  GETS UP STEAM   Prohihitionists Open Thir teenth Annual Convention at Lincoln, Neb., Today.   BOOM THE Two BILLS

A FAMILIAR NAME   BRYAN MAY BR IN OUR MIDS ONCE MORE AS CANDIDATE.   Water Wagon Party Has Put the Indian Sign on Him,

BRYAN FAVORITE AS CONVENTION OPENS   Prohibitionists Will Spend a Large Part of Session in Jubilation Over Downfall of John Barleycorn.   The keynote address will be found on Page 4 and Chairman Hinshaw’s address in opening the convention, on Page 6.

THE PROHIBITION PARTY SONVENTION   WAL J, BRYAN UNANIMOUS CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT   SESSION IN LINCBLN, RE   Bryan's Fricnds Asset He Will Not : Accept the Nomination—Weels the  _Party Shrould Contine Ttsele to Lo cn) Activities,

PROWI'S EXULTING . (VER PASSING OF JOHN BARLEYCORN   Whether or Not to Nominate Bryan is Big Question.

CELEBRATE  DOWNFALL OF BARLEYCORN   PROHIBITION PART} OPENS ANNUAL CON VENTION   And Prepares to Devote Much Time to Jubilation  . Over Success of Fight on  Liquor — Bryan Favored for Pracidant

RYAN MAY BE IN ous! vist ‘ONCE MORE ‘45S CANDIDATE,      Pou. ft 4 EM Wi ater Wagon ‘Party Has Put the In 27 dima Sign on Hi

MAY PICK BRYAN  TO HEAD PROHIB PARTY CAMPAIGN   ‘DRYS” OPEN CONVENTION TO. DAY IN NEBRASKA; PLAT. FORM COMES LATER   ‘COMMONER’S’ FRIENDS SAY HE WOULD NOT AGCEPT POST

SUFFRAGISTS — CLAIM VOTES   Leaders Say Enough Suapporters Were Elected In Tennessee

INCREASED  WAGES TO THE. RALROAD WOR ERS  ust he Met by lacreased Freight and Passenger rates.

RADIUM EXPERT LOSES HS HANDS SAVING SECRET   Experiments With Precious ‘Substance. ‘Result ‘Disastrous. fy’forFrerich. Scientist

COURT INVESTIGATES CASE   Special Inquiry Into Cenditions Serrounding Conviction ef Hunger Strikers.

Woman Fatally Injured In Free For All Fight In East Texas Election

A FREE FOR ALL FIGHT AT THE MOUNT PLEASANT PRIMARY   Mrs. Jonathan Russell, An Innocen' Bystander Was Probably Fatall; Injured—-The Fight Was Betweet The Bailey and Anti-Bailey Fac tion and waa Very Bitter.

COX 18 DOMINATED BY “BOSSES” IS  ~ CHARGE MADE  BY HAYS   Republican National Chairman Opens Campaign for Election Of Congressmen in Maine   Replies to Charges Made About Campaign Funds; Discusses League of Nations {ssue

GHALAMAN HAYS UPENO HARDING MAINE CAMPAIGN   Denies Party Bosses Are Rais: ing Millions to Conduct the Fight.   Refrains From Entering Int Discussion of League But Extolls G. 0. P. Attitude.

VO AGQERTS COX 2 DOMINATED BY PRESIDENT WILSON   Declares Democratic Lead. er Appeals to Both Factions of Party.

HAYS SAYS 6.0. P. IS NOT TOOL OF MONEY INTERESTS   We Would Not Criticise If The Democrats Got Money, He Asserts.

Chairman Hays of National Republican Committee Says That Party Will Meet Leastie of Nations as Campaiga Issue

HAYS..CAMPAIGN TALKER   G. 0, 'P.’ Chairman ‘Opens Party's Drive in Maine, Speech at Augusta

G.0,P. 10 ATTACK ALL WILSONITIS   ‘Chairman Hays Answers Cox i fe to Republican Campaign Funds.

GUA AUN BY THE BOSSES   Dominated by Wilson ‘and Four Other Dictaters, According to Heys, G. 0. P. Chairman   DENIES MONEY PLOT TO BETRAY THE-COUNTRY

MAINE CAMPAIGN OPENED TODAY   Will H. Hays s Declares Party Ready for Big Battle and Wilt Fight an Any Ground,

DN AND 4 BDaES GONTAUL GOK, SAYS HAYS   Chairman Attacks Governor's Offer of Tammany Halli Service and His Appeals to Both Democratic Factions.

GOK DOMINATED BY PRESIDENT WILSON AN TAMIVANY HALT   Governor Appeals to Both Factions of Democratic Party, Chairman Hays Says.   DENIES PLANS TO SPEND EXCESSIVE SUMS MONE?   Warns That If, at Instance o! Adversaries, Campaign Shal Resolve Itself Into Questior of Personal Characters, Re. publicans Will Meet Issue.

HAYS OPENS THE _ MAINE CAMPAIGN   Chairman of National Committee Says Cox Is Dominated by Wilson and Bosses

HAYS TURNS THE 6.0.P. ARTILLERY ON DEMOCRATS   Asserts Governor Cox I Dominated by Wilson and Four Bossee   COX IN DOUBLE ROLE   HAYS DENIES G. 0. P. PLANS TC SPEND EXCESSIVE SUMS IN CAMPAIGN.

COX SERVING TWO MASTERS, WILSON AND TAMMANY, IS DECLARED BY WILL H. HAYS

-HOTSHOT, INTO COX   AFTER DENYING. LAT  TER’S STATEMENT RE  GARDING . CAMPAIGN EINWNHe   if Democratic Candidate Wants: a Personal. Cam-. paign.. Republicans. Will ; Readily ° Meet the Issue ‘Says Republican - “Chair. “man. 

HE I(6N'T Banke.   /Enipercr Charles Has Maty Kronen E and Some JjJewata,

PROMINENT GERMANS - TRY TO VISIT WILHELM      Were Not Admitted. to ‘Bee “Former . Kaiser, Despite Repeat: ed ‘Attempt: s

WOULD CONSULT FORMER KAISER   Prominent Germans Reached Am erongen by Anto-—Refused Audience with Withelm Despite Repeated Attempts, -

FLIRTING WITH KAISER.      Prominent ‘Germans Try Jo. ‘See ithe Fortier: War Lord.

BRITISH QUEEN 53.   Royal Salutes ‘Fired at London an Windsor N. and M, Stations,

EAMON DE VALERA SENDS GREETING TO KIN HERE   Polls [reland's Sous and Daughter They Can Win if 'Phey Stick  ~ _Pog@ether,

GAELS GREETED BY ‘PRESIDENT’ DEVALERA TODA’   St. Patrick’s Day Message Calls Upon All Irish to Break Mother's Chains

ST. PATRICK'S BAY , MESSAGE BY VALERE   Holiday [} Celebrated By Parade: Aud = Unfurling Of  Erish  Wier

FIRE DESTROYS TRACTION BARD   Service On Dayton And Troy Interurban Line Is Paralyzed

NO PROFITS FOR CLOTHIERS   Trade Will Be Giad to Break Even Oniyv for a While.

BEER BEFORE DRY CONGRESS   — ee World Meeting Dicueses Beverage Proposal in United States.

LIGHT WINES AND BEER TOPIC OF DISCUSSION   Foes of Alcohol Also Discus: Work of Church Against Drink Evil.

 BEER BEFORE ORY CONGRESS   Werld Meeting Dicusses Beverage Preposal in United States.

CARRANZA SENDS NAMY AGAINST THE MEXICAN. REBELS   State cf Sonora is Only District of Unrest, Says Government

SUNORA REBELS HAVE IT COMING   They Are To. Be “Treated With an Iron Hand,’’ Declares Gen. Diegnez.   GOVERNMENT TROOPS GOING AGAINST THEM   Federal Commander Thinks Border States Can Be Pacified in a Few Weeks.

DowNsraTE. LLINOIS: ‘MEN: RE: FUSE ‘TO ‘WORK—2,000 OUT IN oA NRAS -

ILLINGIG MINERS REFUSE 10 WORK   Stonington is Among Mines Affected.

ILLINOIS MINERS QUIT WORK.   Iimployes Dissatisfied With Reoent Hiturminous Wace Award.

WALKOUT OF BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS CUTS DOWN PRODUCTION   Output of at Least 20 Mines in Illinois Affected— 1,500 to 2,000 Men Out in Kansas—Workers Refuse Wilson Wage Award.

MINERS BALK ON WAGES   Many Illinois Men Refuse to Work at New Pay Advance by Commission.

MANY ILLINOIS MINERS STRIKI   Dinsatisfaction With the Now Wag Conivact Given an Renaon.

MANY MINERS REFUSED TO RESUME WORK   Illinois Coal Diggers Dissatisfied with Wage Scale.

HEALTH WEEK DEGLARED ‘BY GOV. HOBBY FOR THE SAVING OF TEXAS LIVES

INTERIOR SECRETARY TO HEAD AN OIL CO.   LANE GOES WITH PAN-AMERICAD AND MEXICAN PETROLEUM A7 $50,000 A YEAR.

GOERS TO OL COMPANY.   Pronklin BK. Lane Gets 850,000 Vearly bixccutive Position.

A $50,000 SALARY FOR LANE.   Retiring Secretary of the Interior Gets Ol in His Hair.

LANE $50,000 A YEAR MAN   Accepts Position With g Oil Company — a California

When Secretary Lane Resigns Cabinet Position He Will Take Job Paying $50,800 Per Annun

SECRETARY LANE 10) BE 300,000 EXECUTIVE OF MEXICAN CHL GONGERNS   WILL ASSOCIATE HIMSELF WITH PETROLEUM INTERESTS ON LEAVING OFFICE,

LANE HAG ANEW JOB, WITH BIG, FAT SALAR   Becomes Legal Adviser of PanAmerican and Mexican Petroleum Companies.

to FOUN OH. CONCERN AT-BALARY OF 430,000. A YEATE        Hetiring Secretary of Interior to Be Vico Preadent of Pan-American Petroleum <o. an

SCHAFFER NEW JUSTIC      ‘akes Oath of Office Before Supreme Court.

SOOSD OS OS SO OLDS  : League Baseball ;  . Games ; w >> O9900OOO~"   Thursday’s Results.

Baseball Results   . STANDING OF THE CLUBS.   Thursday’s Results.

BERLIN STORES HAVING DULL CHRISTMAS TRAD   }  Huge Stocks of Toys and Other Articles Still Intact on the Shelves

RUN-ON BOSTON BANK.   Tremont Trust Company Demands Thirty Dayg On-Withdrawals,

MK. & T. ENGINEER {3 KILLED IN A REAR - END COLLISION AT MUSKOGEE

FOREIGN AGENTS AT WORK IN AMERICA TO RETARD PROGRESS OF MERCHANT MARINE   Well Defined Plan Alleged to Discredit Shipping Board and Its Work Unearthed Declares High Official.

FOREGH AGERTD: AGAIN AT WORK   Is Charge Credited to Higt Official of United States Shipping Board.   AN EFFORT TO RETARD U.S. MERCHANT MARINE   Says Charges of Graft acd Irregularities are Part of Plan to Discredit.

CHARGE FOREIGN AGENTS OBSTRUCT  © CHIDDING   Board Prepares — Report T House Revealing <Aetivities   GRAFT IS CHARGED   Chairman Walsh Refuses To Make Preliminary Statement

Graft and  Ivregularities Charged -by Members of United States Shipping Board   HAVE INFORMATION   Serious Charge Made by High Marine Official Who Scents Organized Plan

WILSON'S REPLY WILL BE CABLED TO EUROPE TODAY   DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS  EKEFUSE TO DISCUSS CONTENTS OF DOCUMENTS

NOTHING ACUTE IN TILP ABROAD   ADRIATIC QUESTION EXPECTED TO RIGHT ITSELF.   NOTE OF WILSON SOON ON WAY   Contents Still Kept Secret, Bat Be. lieved to Be So Worded an to Hemove Ieeuce From Argu mentative Staxe.

OFFICIALS SILENT ON ADRIATIC SITUATION   State Department. Officials Refuse to Discuss Tenor of Wilson  Reply.

PRESIDENT'S REPLY MAY BE SENT FORWARD TODA   STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS STILI. STEADPASTLY REFUSE TO DISCUSS NOTE ON ADRIATIC SITUATION AT PRESENT AT  *s 2e* «a. oe

TO SEND WILSON’S REPLY.   President's Answer on Adriati Question Will Probably Go Forward Today.

Polk Spends Day Looking Ov Council,   AMERICA’S POSITION 1S CLEARLY DEFINED    Washington Officials Seem Satisfied Over Latest  Communication.

WILSON’S REPLY ON ADRIATIC DISPUTE WILL BE SENT TODAY   ‘State Department Officials - Refuse to Discuss Contents of Document

REPLY ON ADRIATIC NOTE STARTS SOOK   STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS REFUSE TO DISCUSS CON.  TENTS OF DOCUMENT. __-

WILSON’S REPLY TO THE ENTENTE PREMIERS READY   Believed President Has Made an  Unequivocal Statement of U.S. Government’s Position.   SITUATION IS NOT REGARDED SERIOUS

Gl) FORWARD TO0A)   Contents Have Not Been Di. vulged but Feeling of Satisfaction is Noticeable.   QUESTION REMOVED FROM ARGUV “NTATIVE STAGE      Washington Officials Plainly De Not Reward Situation as at All Acute, Allies Have Not Closed Way for Keturn to Agreement to Which the tnited States Was Party,

UNEUUIVOGABLE aTATEMENT off] TQ THE PREMIERS   Note of President Removes Question From Argumentative Stage.   ‘Official Washington Does Not  Discuss Contents of Adriatic Letter.

FORBID PUBLICITY OF ADRIATIC NOTE   Satisfaction, However, With Tex! Is Evidenced In Official Circles   RELIEF SEEMS NEAR   Delivery of Note Is Expected T: Remove All Argumentative Points

WILOON REPLY 0 CONSIDERED UNEQUIVOCAL   ACTING SECRETARY POLK TO PUT IT INTO REGULAR DIPLOMATIC FORM   America More Than Willine To Have Correspondence Made Public To The World.

RACE THROUGH STORM TO PIKES PEAK SUMMIT   Autoists Contest to Top of Dizzy  Mountain “Speedway”’— Cline First.

STRONG SENTIMENT AGAINST PRESIDENT FOR THIRD TERN   ALABAMA DREE GATES INK WILSON $8 WILLING, BUT FROWN ON I

TREATY GOES INTO ECLIPSE IN THE SENATE   RAILROAD BILL AND OTHER IMPORTANT LEGISLATION GIVES PREFERENCE OVER LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

TREATY IN ECLIPSE   For Once Supply of Oratory - Runs Out in Senate.

TREATY AGAIN IN ECLIPSE AS SENATE DEBATE LAGS   Sen 29s of Both Parties Stop Talk ing About It and Take Up Othe Business.   ie the Aweweriated Preeed

LINGER IN TREATY FIGHT   Senators Show no Disposition t« Force Action on Measure at Present.

DISCOVER GOLD IN ERIN'S HILLS   American Mining Engineer Make Important Discovery in Ireland.

COUNTY BANKS GRO‘   Combined Statement of the 18 Banks of County Show Substantial Growth.

ombined Statement of the 18 Banks of County. Show Substantial Growth.

REPUBLIGANG UF EAR WEST ofATEO MEET WILL BAYS   Organization of Women Voters Is Largest Work of Chairman and Leaders Who Are With Him.

REPUBLICANS OF SIAOTATES HEAR CHAIRMAN HAYS   Applause From San Francisco Assemblage as Leader Predicts Victory Next November.   WOMEN OPTIMISTIC ON ELECTION PROSPECTS   California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada and Arizona Wil} Be Republican.

Constantine May Take Place Left During: the World War   Present Regime Cast Out in the Elections Just  Bald 

Republican program to be  put thro’ this afternoon,  js the helief

ofits Exceed Thoysand Pe cent In Some Cases, Charge   ‘gus ARE CITED   feral Action Is Started Or Strong Complaint Of FEx-Official

Moves to Force Reductions mn Food Prices in Columbus and Toledo Are Launched by Authorities.

OUD Phltta  RESTAURANTS TU BE PROBE   Alleged Profits Exceeding 1,000 Per Cent Have Been Made On Some Articles Sold In Eating Places.

Phibts OF FOG] WILL BE PROBED   Hotels and Restaurants to Be Asked About Cost of Viands and Service.   OVERHEAD EXPENSE VERY HEAVY THEY SAY   Food Value Less Than Half the Price They Get for Their Meals.

DRIVE AGAINST - MEXICO CITY Of   Revolutionary Troops are Con: centrating for March On Carranza Stronghold.   FLIGHT !S UNCONFIRMED

DARRANZA REPORTED GONE ACVOLUTION(OTS GATHER FUR MEAIGO GITY ATTACK   President and Loyal Followers Fleeing to Vera Cruz — Civilian Guard Left Rehind on Guard.

ST LAWRENGE CANAL   PROPOSITION IS OPPOSED      During Closing Session of An nual Convention of Atlantic Deeper Waterwayss.

FEAR-INLAND VIATERWAY PROJECT (5 ATTEMPT 10 TAP NIAGARA FOR POWER   Another Objecton’ Is. That Domin ion Of Canada Would Derive Grestery Benefit.

cities aaa  CANADA AGAINST ARTICLE TEN   Principal Objection Outlined by Sir Robert Berdea.

ELIRU ROOT NOW BAGK FROM PEACE ~-MMOOION OVERSEA   Declines To Say What H Has Accomplished On Trip.

ROOT IS BACK FROM EUROPE   Declines To Say Whether He Will  Take Part in Campaign.

KAISER REFUSED TO GIVE — _ LIFE IN BATTLE TO SAVE. DYNASTY FOR HIS PEOPLE

PAN-GERMANS REVEAL FACTS ABOUT KAISER   CALL HIM “WILLIAM THE TIMID” AND BRAND HIM AS RANK COWARD.  WANTED HIM TO

Nt BALKED  ON DEATH IN BATTLE   “Wilhelm the Timid” Refused to Take Dramatic Role in War's Windup

AUSSIAN CHRLOREN ON WAY HOME: UNDER GARE OF AMERICAN PED GADDt   SHIP LOAD TRAVELING ON JAPA VESE STEAMER SPEND A WEEK ON OUR COAST.

RUSS CHILDREN EN ROUTE HOME   Have Been at Ft. Wads.  worth, Staten Island, for Past Week

CANNOT: EXHUME HODY      ioral: Kiled in Spat Not Keturned. to: U.S.

JAPAN A HEAVY EXPORTER INTO UNITED STATES   MORE GOODS FROM LITTLE ISLE: ENTER NEW YORK DURING DECEMBER THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY.

JAPAN GOOD TO UNITED STATES   LEADS IN EXPORTS TO THIS      Oricntal Business at Vort of Nev York Last Month Amounted to $29,362,697.

JURORS LACKING FOR RED TRIALS   Deputy Sheriffs Seour County To Bring Talesmen Into Court

NEW PARTY HAD ENERGETIC PLAN   24-HOUR DAY, 7-DAY WEEK IS PROMISE MADE BY CHRISTENSEN

NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN ~ PLAN OF THIRD PARTY   24-HOUR DAY AND 7-DAY, WEEK 10 BE-DEVOTED TO DELVE FOR VOTES. -

FARMER-LABOR PARTY, SAYS ITS CHIEF, WILL CONDUCT CAMPAIGN FULL OF PEF

TO CONDUST CAMPAIGN.      Christensen Says Drive of Farmer-Labor Party Will be Energetic One.

DANIELS. TAKES 46 WITH BRYAN ONTE EDWARDS MATTE!   Governor’s Speech Was Per Cent Good, Says D iels and Drastic Measu Because of Prohibition /  To wc deen

DANIELS DISAGREES  WITH BRYAN'S STAN   Says Governor Edwar ds, of Nev dersey, Has Platform That i Truly Democratic ~

TAKES ISSUE WITH BRYAN'S VIEWS   Daniels Says No Reason Kor Cummings Resigning.

VISCOUNT JELLICOE   TAKES ISSUE WITH BRYAN   Daniels Discusses the Nebraskan’s Criticism of Cummings.

DANIELo TAKES OPPOSITE VIEW   Does Not Agree With Bryan That Edwards Is All Wrong.

Ia siels Objects to Bryan Stand . Against Edwards   Says Cummings “Should Have Attended Dinner. Given for — _ Any Noted. Democrat..

SEU Y DANIELS SCORES BRYAN   Takes Issue With the Peerless Leader on His Attitude To- wards Gov. Edwards.

TEADERS™SPLIT   Daniels and Bryan Disagree Ove  Attitude of Chairman ! to Edwards..

DANIELS TAKES ‘ISSUE TO BRYAN OVER ADDRESS      Declares Chairman Cummin: Address 90 Percent  Democratic

DANIELS DEFENDS CUNIMINGS IN TILT WITH W. J. BRYAN   Excellence of Platform of N. J Wet Governor Who Feasted Chairman Lauded.   DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.-ACCORD WITH IT, HE SAYS   ‘I'd Not Hesitate to Attend Dinner in Such Situation,” Navy Secretary Avers.

Secretary Daniels . Defends Cummins   Bryan Attacks -Cammings, Chairmai  1 ef National Committee—Daniecl: Says Cummings . Acted With Pro pricty. - ”

DANIELS TAKES. ISSUE’ WITH BRYAN   Secretary of Navy Sides. with Gov Edwards of New, Jersey in Controversy with the  Commoner.

DANIELS AT ISSUE WITH NEBRASKA   Does Not Believe That Cumming: Sheu'd Resign National Party Chairmanship.

Approves Presence of Cummings at Dinner When Presidential Boom Was Launched for Governor Edwards.

DANIELS TAKES UP. CUDGEL AGAINST NR, PRYAN FOR SPEECH   Three Bryan Attack on Chair.  oo men Cumm’ns Is Unwarrant  ed; Gives Interview,   HAS READ EDWARDS’ PLAN   Thinks New Jersey Governor’s Platform “Excellent”? Minus the Beoze Clause.

SEORETART OANIELS i TIKES SHE Wi: BRYAN ON EOWARD:   Naval Secretary Says 90 Pei Cent of New Jersey Governor’s Platform Excellent

SECRETARY DANIELS 1) DEFENSE GF CUMMINGS AGAINST WM. J. BRYAN   SAYS NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ACTED WITH PRO. PRIETY TOWARD EDWARDS,

CHAIRMAN CUMMINS ~ENCURS FEEL NES OF  ~VINDICTIVNESS. FROM ~—WILLTAME L- BRVAK

BRYAN'S WORDS DRAW A REPLY FROM DANIELS   Daniels Says Presence At Ed wards Banquet Was As / ‘ Neutral.”

DANIELS DOES NOT AGREE WITH BRYAN   Differs From Leader’s Attitude Toward Cummings And Gov. Edwards.

GRAPE JUICE HANS SL iN POSH oh  yet fuel   INDORSES PLATFORM OF GOV. EDWARDS

TOOK ISSUE WITH BRYAN   don ae Ra Secretary Daniels ‘Says Cua mings had Right to Attend a Dinnes.

CUMMINGS AND BRYAN CLASH   Daniels. Rises From Own Medal Scandal to Take Sides , Against “Peerless One.”       FIGHT: OVER EDWARDS

Defénds Attitude of Cummings Toward New Jersey Gover- nor’s ‘Candidacy .

SAYSCUMMINGS HAD ARIGHT TO * ATTEND BANQUE   Secretary Declares Any Democrat Would Have. Accepted  Invitation of Edwards

HARDING WINS IN OHIO; JOHNSON MAY DEMAND A RECOUNT IN NEW JERSEY

BOYD IS LEADING OVER DAUGHERTY   Harding Expected To Have 17,OOG Pliraiiiv Over Wood

POPE BENEDICT ON EVILS THAT AFFLICT RAGE   A RESULT OF WAR LARGELY.   LAX MORALS, WEALTH IN HANDS OF FEW AND BOLSHEVISM:

EVIL CONDITIONS CONFRONT WORLD Io POPE'S WORD   War Caused Famine on One Side and Wealthy Few on the Other.   Diminution of Conjugal Fidelity and Respect for  l aw.

\ RESULT OF WAR, LARGELY.   LAX MORALS, WEALTH IN HANDS OF FEW AND BOLSHEV ISM:

POPE OUTLINES EVIL WORLD CONDITIONS   War Brought Diminution of Conjugal Fidelity   Lessened Respect for Authority— St Joseph Observance Prociaimed

TIME ALLOWANCE FUR RESOLUTE INCREASED   BRITISH CHALLENGER IS GRANTED PERMISSION TO USE LARGER TOPSAIL.   BURTON 15 STILL WN CHARGE   Skipper of Shamrock IV Will Be at the Helm of Lipton’s Yacht in Today’s Race.

RESOLUTE GIVEN GREATER HANDICAP   Shamrock IV Has Larger Stretch of Canvas for Race Today.

TELLS OF BOARD'S WORK.   Clemente Pays Tribute to Ship. ping Organization—Now Employs 10,000 Men.

Shipping Board Did Well, Commander Tells the Investigating Bod   Executive Assistant Shows’ the Work of Body Has Been Remarkably Successful.

THINKS SHIPPING AOARD OID WEL   Remarkable Tribute That Uncle Sam Secured as Near 100 Per Cent Value as It Did, Clements Says.

nl  DEFENSE OF SHIPPING BOARD.      Witness Saya Hie Wonders it Did as Well ae i¢ Did.

ADMITS CHARGES NEARLY RORREET   Benson’s _ Assistant ° Asserts Government Does. Not Know Most Glaring. Defects -

CLEMENTS DEFENDS U5: SHIPPING SOARD   COMMANDER SAYS BODY DE SERVES CREDIT FOR RECORD.

BANK ROBBERS ARE THWARTED   Attempt is Made to Rob Insti tution At Dalton, In Stark County.

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS _ LAYESS THEIR PLANS   Have Four Methods By Which They Hope to Bring About Supreme Court Decision Soon

WILL ATTEMPT 10 GET DECISION BY SUPREME COURT BEFORE ELECTION      Four. Methods ‘Are, Outlined By Antis By Which They-Hope Te Brine About Desired Result.

ANTI-SUFFS TO HIIARY SUPREME COURT DECISION   Have Four Methods Which They Propose Using in Fight on Legality of Amendment’s Ratification

TO PUSH SUFFFRAGE CASE.      Opponents Have Four Methods to Bring Speedy Decision By Court.

HWULING SOUGHT ON OUEFAAGE OMAR BY ANTI FORCES   Four Methods To _ Be Used To Bring About Decision

REFUSE T0 CONFESS DEFEAT   Antt-Suffragteta Have Four Plans by Which They Hope to Prevent Women Voting.

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS PLAN TO GET COURT AGTION   RESOURCEFUL OBJECTORS TO VOTES FOR WOMEN HAVE AT LEAST FOUR MODES OF PROCEDURE MAPPED OUT

ANTI-SUFFS IN 4 NEW ATTAGKS   fO APPEAL TENNESSEE CASE ASK INJUNCTION AGAINST VOTERS

ANTI-SUFERAGISTS WILL TAKE APPEAI   THREE OTHER METHODS ALSC  TO BE USED TO HURRY DECISION,

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS OUTLINE METHOD   Fotr Methods Will Be Used to Get Court Decision Before November. #

BOLSHEVISM ANT VERMIN LURK iit EASTERN EUROPE CHULA BE BLACK ANE

Correspondent Would Form Blockade Against Vermin of the Russian:

BRYAN AND SUNDAY   Ticket Farvereq By Prohibition Party ’ Leader.

AMERICAN VESSELS. CARRY HUGE CARGO   NEARLY HALF OF ‘NATION’ ‘OVERSEAS BUSINESS MOVED “IN OWN SHIPS,   BiG INCREASE SHOWA   €ommerce Carried in Amertean Bottoms During Year Valaed at $5,071,905,000.

OVERSEAS TRADE "SHOWS AN INCREASE   Reaches Unprecedented Total of $11,875,424,000.   Aimost Half of it Carried in Ameri can Boats, Secretary of Commerce Reports.

U. S, OVERSEAS TRADE   Reashes Unprecedented Total of $11,875,424,000,   Almost Ralf of tt Carcied tn Ameri: can Boats, Secretary of, Corn merce Reporta. .

OVERSEAS TRADE BIG   UNPRECEDENT™) TOTAL OF $11, 875,424,005 REACHED, ~   Secretary of Comm:r-e Reports Almos Half of It Ca: cod by United States Coats,

SAYS ARMY RUSS NEED   TROTZKY OECLARES MOBILIZA TION IS NECESSARY NOW. .   Bolshevik Trade Delegation Seeks U. S. Recognition—Sweden Removes Ban on Litvinoff.

FOR U. S. RECOGNITION   Red Trade Delegation Indicates Political Objects Come First.   Sweden Forced to Remove Ban on Litvinoff—Trotzky Lauds Compulsory Work.

U. S. RECOGNITION [IS SOUGHT BY RUSS   Red Trade Delegation Indicates Pol tical Objects Come First.   Gwev'sn Forced to Remove Ban on LWitvineff—Tretzky Lauds Compulsory Work.

“HARD BOILED” SMITH HAS NEVER SERVED A DAY OF HIS SENTENCE   Simth Was Convicted of Inhuman Treatment to Amer'can Soldiers in France.

Reported That Convicted Liew: tenant Was Given Presidential Parole.

HARD BOILED SMITH NOT SERVING TIMI   HAS CONTINUOUS PAROLE, SAY PRISON AUTHORITIES.   Convicted of Abusing American Prisoners in France, Has Not Served a Day in Federal Prison,

CAPTIVES BELIEVED 10 HAVE ESCAPED   American and British Subjects Held By Zamora Probably Get Away During Battle.

TURKEY ASKS POSTPONEMENT?   Don’t Want Greece to Oc eupy Thrace Until Afte: Peace Conference.

ASK POSTPONEMENT THRACE OCCUPATION   Turkish Delegation To Make Repre Sentations Before Peace Conference at Paris.

IRISH RAIDS BY ARMED AND MASKED NEN   Custom House at Garrick Broken Into—Police Barracks Burned.

MORE OUTRAGES REPORTED FROM SECTIONS OF IRELAND   Three Constables Shot at Barracks Burned, Mone’ Stolen, Protestant Cathe dral Entered.

ORE OUTRAGES IN IRELAND   Three Constables Are Fired on, Ont  Being Killed and the Others Ceoctanele Wns.

ONE KILLED: THREE HURT.      Speeding Ford Car Upsets On Strect In Burlington,

ENTERTAINMENT 10 ~ DEFRAY.R. R, FARE   English Department of Local High Schoo) to Put on Program Satur‘day Evening; © Proceeds for Ex pense of Berkeley Triy

DECLARES FRENCH DID CONSULT WITH HARDING   Mayland Senator Says He Was Approached for Association of Nations.

WILSON'S  ~ ANSWER {S AWAITED   French Absolved From Any Breach of Diglomacy By Harding.

PAUGHEGG MADE IN NEGOTIATIONS   Over Wage Adjustment ir - Anthracite Fields   DATA IS PRESENTED   ind Sub-Committee Issues Statement Concerning Miners’ Demands — Uniform Eight-Hour Day for all Classes of Workers Seems to Constitute Main Contest.

NO DEFINITE ACTION AT MINERS”. MEETIN(   Progress ts Made When Both Sides Complete, Their \ Statistical Data .

DANCING! eVeNnine Hose House No. 1  Delenwnta FF aececnne 2-07. © FF Owl Wire   Attention K. of P.

FACE BIG PROBLEM  IN: €ROWDED HIGH   NO QUARTERS FOR 100 NEW STUDENTS COMING NEXT   IN FROM JUNIOR HIGH   Many New Recitation Sections Will Be Necessary in Second Se. : mester

FACE BIG PROBLEM IN CROWDED HIGH   NO QUARTERS FOR 100 NEW STUDENTS COMING NEXT   IN FROM JUNIOR HIGH   Over 800 Pupils Will Have to be Housed in Plant Built for Onlv 500   Many New Recitation Sections Will Be Necessary in Second Semester

Women Refuse Shorter Hours   New York City i Insist There Must  Ne Diseriminatian

UNITED STATES HOLDS BACK   No Eagerness Shown to Join in Ne gotiantions With Rassia.

TEACHER SHORTAGE GROWING ALARMING      SECRETARY NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES SITUATION

MORE ARRESTS THAN MADE IN ~:~ 1916 UPRISING  GRIFFITH MAKES CLAIM OF RECEIVING THREATS _, FROM POLICE.  PROMINENT LEADERS ARRFESTEN HOURL'

ACTING PRESIDENT OF IRVGH REPUBLIC PLACED UNDER ARREST BY BLACK AND TAN POLICEMEN   Arthur Griffith, Founder of the Sinn Fein, and Others Arrested Friday—Violence Still Stalks Throughout Country—British Decide Not to Declare Martial Law at Present, in Spite of News of Further Disorders from Ireland.

WOODSTOCK HIT BY A $50,000 FIRE   Four Firemen Pinned Under Wall and One Fatally Hurt.   ORIGIN OF FIRE © IS NOT KNOWN

FIRE AT WOODSTOCK, N.B   Theatres and Several Other Buildings Destroyed—Firemen Pinned Under Wall

BY A$50,000 FIRE   Four Firemen Pinned Under Wall and One F atally Hurt.   ORIGIN OF FIRE — IS NOT KNOWN

EXPRESS COMPANIES ; WANT PERMISSION TD FORM MERGER   Necessity of Borrowing Big Sum of Money Can Be Done Only Through a Consolidation.

Vessel Comus Is Slightly Damaged but Will Be Able to Reach Port Today   Ba      American Bailway Express “Beek: Permission to ‘Combine All ''Pransportation

AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS — CO. WANTS CONSOLIDATION   OF EXPRESS TRANSPORTATION   Thomas Tells I. C. C. Companies Need 31 Millions and Jndivi duals Cannot Borrow Money   .C. C. Approves Petitions of Two Road for Filing Reduced Schedule on Class and Commodity Kates

ASK AUTHORITY TO MERGE   ‘Express Companies Want Permission to Consolidate

ASK CONSOLIDATION   Express Campanies Want Merger it Order to Borrow $41,000,000

CONSOLIDATION OF ALL EXPRESS COMPANIES ASKED   Wil. .Re». A) detn-orund => the Loans.

ASKS MERGER OF COMPANIES   HEAD OF BIG EXPRESS COMPANY SAYS THEY NEED ENORMOUS SUMS

EXPRESS CHIEFS WANT NEW TRUST   Ask Permission to Amaigamate Com panies; Business Needs Funds; Loans Hard to Get, Plea.

Warships Sent   to Mexican Coast   At Request of Americans Whe are Un. easy Over the Political Situation There  Ww. - meee

MORE DESTROYERS TO MEXICAN COAST   Government Will Frotect: Americas Citizens on East Coxst of War Torn Natiou

STATE DEPARTMENT MAKES REQUEST TO INOURE SAFETY UF AMERICANS PROPERTY         \nother American Killed by Bandits Sunday— American Federation of Labor Expected To Back Revolution.

Polish Armistice. Delegates Ar “Marking Time’? While Army Is Pushing Forward.    Better Terms Awaited   Trotaky Reported to. Have Ar. rived in East Prussia to Meet German Officers.

BETTER TERMS FOR THE POLES   ASrmistioe Delegates Now In Posi tion to Demand Less Rigorous Treatment.

POLISH. ARMISTICE DELEGATES DELAY   Military - Victories - Will Have Effect on Terms of Armistice.      TROTSKY MEETS GERMANS   Confers. on- Strategic Moves in-East Prussia, Says Report,

TABLES TURNED ON THE RUSSIANS   POLES NOW HOLD UPPER HAND IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.   WILL DEMAND BETTER TERMS   Warsaw Delegates Are Bisposed Te Mark Time While Their Armies Continue To Punish the Bolahe viki—Method in Delay.

UP-TO-DATE THEATRES ARE. . INSTALLING SMOKING. ROOMS ‘ - POR THE LADY PATRONS

CHICAGO WOMEN PIPADETTE AAD   Lecal Theatre Forced To Open Smoking Reom at Cost of Ten Thousand Dollars.

WOMEN HAVE SMOKING ROOK   Manager of a Chicago Theatre Says He Was  Driven tc Move

Hygicne Demonstrations Secured For the State   Chicago Theatre Erects Ladies’ Smoking Room

Cirls’ Sniokeroom   Chicago Theater Manager “Driven ‘by Women” to Dinan Gmaking Quarters,

HUNGARY WILL ACCEPT TERMS   Favorable Action on Treaty Expected at Budapest

HUNGARY MUCH DISTURBED AT PEACE TERMS   Leaders, However, Ad mit They Must Bow to the Inevitable.

SOUGHT 0 DESTROY   Parish House of Slovak Cath "oHe Shurch.at Steathene.

BLAST DAMAGES PARISH HOUSE AT STRUTHERS   Attempt Is Made to Blow Up Slovak Catholic Church  Pronertv.

MERS PLAN SEASON'S WORK   SAD ROADS HAMPER ACTIVITIES OF ASSOCIATION BUT INTEREST IS ALIVE   GLOVER SEED 1S SGARGE

FARMERS PLAN SEASON'S WORK   HAD ROADS HAMPER ACTIVITIES OF ASSOCIATION BUT INTEREST IS ALIVE   Te oc u:

Ted Ingram of Boonville was a Ukiah visitor last Tuesday.   TOM GARNER IN WOODLAND

TO INVESTIGATE . WALL STREE)   Resolution . Introduced. In the Senate ' This Afternoon hy Senator Brock

TO INVESTIGATE WALL STREET   Resulution Introduced in the Genate This Aiterncon by Senetor Brock

DENY MACSWEENEY IS . RECEIVING NOURISHMENT   Irish League Officials Decline to Speculate on Time He May Live.

COMES TO AID OF SUFFRAGE   Democratic National Committee Urges Speedy Ratification.

DEMOCKAIS AID SUFFRAGE   ‘National Comrmittée Unanimously Adopts Retoiution Urging Ratification of Federal Amendment.

CONFESSES KILLING TWO   Mexican Tells” of Murder of American Aviator, Teleoram Says.

MEXICAN ADMITS MURDER OF AMERICAN AVIATORS   State Department is Apprised of Confession in Connection with Death of Army Wen 2

NOTHING BEHIND THE BOLSHEVIK!   Reds Have Lost Com. munication With Base of Operations

PORTER DENIES CHARGES.   Defense Counsel Seeks to Prov That State's Witnesses Testified Palsely.

MAKES BLANKET DENIAL   Porter Says He Never Saw Men Who Vestitied Against Him.

TALK ABOUT HIM   Was at Home With Wife When Piainclothesmen Say He Was Caught in Raid   FRAME UP IS INTIMATED   Transfer from Uniform to Plain Clothes Is Deemed Responsible for the Charges

PORTER DERIES CHARGES.      Defense Counsel Seeks to Prove . hak State's Witnesses } Testified Fatscly.

ACCUSED MAN MAKES A DENIAL   New York Deputy Police Commis sioner Claims an Alibi.

NAVAL COURT 10 PROBE REMOVAL   Of Rear Admiral Fletcher from Brest Command   ASKS BROADER SCOPE   Sims’ Request that Inquiry be Enlarged to Cover all Circumstances Surrounding Handling of American Ships in French Waters is Denied by Secretary Daniels

NEW NAVAL QUIZ PROBES REMOVAL OF BREST CHIE]   Sims Tells Court Error in Or der Caused Admiral Fletcher To Be Relieved of Base Command.

SECOND NAVAL INQUIRY BEGINS IN WASHINGTO?      Admiral Fletcher Appears as Firs Whinotss In Probe over his Remoryal by Sints.

NAVAL COURT 15 “TNQUIRING. ITI FLETCHER SAS   Reasons for Admiral’s Removal From Command of American Base at Brest Being Probed at Capital.

Captain Palmer, Former Navigation Chief, Blames Danjiels for Conditions

WAY FLETCHER WAS RELIEVED GETS HEARING   PROMISES TO RUN INTO WIDE CHANNEL COVERING ALL POSSIBLE SUBJECTS.   Admira! Sess he dad No Specific } Instructions From Sims Governine His Actions,

FLETCHER 3 Ghat I BEFORE BOARD   Another Phase of the SimsDaniels Controversy  Is in Hand.

Admiral Denies Action Was Caused by Loss of the Antilles.   ACCUSED.OFFICER SAYS ORDERS NOT SPECIFIC   Inadequate’Personnel Blamed for Weakness of the Navy at the Beginning of — . the War

INVESTIGATE REMOVAL OF BREST COMMANDEE   Naval Board of Inquiry Probes Ad miral Sims’ Orders—Fletcher Asks Action.

ANOTHER NAVAL ROW BEING AIRE   Sims’ Order Caused Great Delay in France

Testifying in Wis Own Behalf Ad. miral Fletcher Charges That at Ne Time Did Admiral Sime in His Or. ders Lay Down Sreeitic Rules as tu Convoy Formations,

INVESTIGATION BEEING OF FLETCHER REMOVA   NAVAL BOARD OF INQUIRY TAKES UP REASONS FOR ADMIRAL SIMS' ACTION AT BREST.

PHWUBE FIEASON FOR FLETGHER REMOVAL   Naval Court Inquiry on Question Started.   WANTS SCOPE ENLARGED

NEW NAVAL PROBE OTARTED FOR HIM ON FLETCHER CASE   Rear Admiral Wants to Learn Why Sims Yanked Him from His Command‘at Brest.   FORMER HAD NO HINT OF WRONG UNTIL RELIEVED   Wilson, Sent to Take Charge. Said He Had Heard Report Filed Against Other.

FLETCHER CASE IS STARTED BY SENATE BOARD   Rear Admiral, Deposed by Sims, Tells His  Story.

ALLEN B, WILCOX   Passed Away at 2:65 Tuesday Morning at Home of His Sister In This City—Was Splendid Clir‘stian Gentleman—Laiii To Rest This Afternoon,  ~ -

Passed Away at 2:55 Tuesday Morn ing at Home of His Sister In Thi City—Was Splendid Chr‘stia Gentleman—Laid To Rest This Af  te r Reo:

GIVEN NAMES OF CANDIDATES   Twin Beye im Ohio (Christened Hard. ieee and Ceelidgce.

HARDING GIVES GUNGEPTION OF NATIONAL JOB   Senator In Cleveland Talk Wednesday To Touch On Obligation.   BEGINS LAST TRIP   Needs Of Legislation To Be Touched On In State Tour

FIVE KILLED IN WEEK-END ANOS   LECION PARADE Ky CLEVELAND THE pe EVENT OF DAY

AMERICAN LEGION IN CONVENTION   tion Officers and Passage of ans a Hearty Welcome as Meeting is Opened   BIG QUESTIONS TO DECIDE   interest Centers on Election of Na. tions Officers and Passage of News Bills

LEGIONAIRES CONVENTION OPEN TODAY   lowa ‘Man After Commander’s Baton in Legion.

AMERICAN LEGION AT CLEVELAND      auford MeNider, of  Mason City, lown, Candidate for National: Commander,

The STOQOK MARKET   +  t frecome Unsetlled After an irvowu-.  lar Oponing Poodlasy,

A CONFESSION IN CHICAGO MURDEE   TONY CiALDO TELLS WHC KILLED “MOSSY” ENRIGHT.   LEXINGTON (9 QUIET T0-BA\   Kenlucky Town Under Martial Law  Following the Bloody stiot of Sunday Night—U. S. Reqular  ! Soldiers On Guard.

SUSPECT TELLS OF MURDER PLO!   Président of Chicago Street Ciea"ers and Gas House Workers’ Union Hela if Slaying of Moss Enright; Accomplice Makes Clean Breast.

CONFESSIONS OBTAINED IN ENRIGHT CASE   Four Gangsters Impli cated by Gunman in Enright Killing.

CINEMA OPERATOR INCINERATED   Audience Escaped While Fircmen Fought the Flames.

1 POSSIBLE 10 BE TAKEN FOI CNHINICDe’ PANTIE   By Having a Bill Passed Before End of Month.

BONUS THROUGH      lwx-Bérvice Man in Congress I Determined to Push Legisla-— tion on Subject

T0) SPEED ACTICN IN BONUS MEASURE   Beery Effort to Be Made to Se cure Passage During Present Month.   MAY ASK PARTY CAUCUS   Bonus Supporters Willing to Fix Pay ment Date After July 1, Providing Money Raising Bill is Arrangeca.

YANK FRIENDS URGE PASSAGE OF BONUS LAWS   Will Use Every Effort to Have Legisla. ‘tion Passed Before the End of ’ the Present. Month.

ALL. GLASSES AID IR RELIEF OF RUSSIANS   Refugees at Constantinople. are Furnished Food Under American Plan

RUSSIANS ON SHIPS. ~ NEED MUCH RELI   Thousands on n Boats i in The Bosphorus Are in Pitiable Shape and the Allies Are Providing for Their Relief —Amerieans at Wort,

Give Teas to Help Homeless   People of Constantinople Aid itu6 slan Refugees . Who a * > Stramled in Bosphorus. ”

REFUGEE SHIPS ARE CHAMBERS OF HORROR   Ninety Floating Madhouses Art On the Bosphorus Sea. Fam. ine and Filth Take Many Vic.  tim.

AMERICANS LAUNCH FUND BRIVE TO AID RUSSIAN REFUGEES   Series of Teas Organized at U.S Embassy in Constantinople

INTERNATIONAL BOUTS   U.S. Amateur Champs to Box Best of Britain in Gotham.

INTERNATIONAL BOXING CARNIVAL   Will Be Staged In the United State: \ Next Month,

JUDGE DAYTON SUGCUMBS AT BATTLE CREEK      Judge of Federal Court fo! Northern District of West Vircinia I] Some Time.   A FORMER CONGRESSMAN

JUOGE ALSTON 6. DAYTON (5 DEAD AY AGE OF SIXTY-TWO   End Came at Battle Creek Where He Had Gone for a Complete Rest.   APPOINTED TO FEDERAL BENCH BY ROOSEVEL’   Had Previously Served Twelve Years in Congress From Second District and Before That Time Was Prosecuting Attorney of Barbour County

Young School Teacher’. . - Punishes Pupils Who. Tore Up Harding Pictures

ARREST TEACHER WHO PUNISHED HER PUPIL:   Scholars Mutilated Harding Picture and Wore Cox Buttons.

OHIO SCHOOL DIVIDED OVER FAVORITE SONS   SCHOOL MA’AM 18 YEARS OF AGE INFLICTS CORPORAL PUNISHMENT ON 16-YEAR OLD BOY

MACON HIGH SCHOOL STARTS A POLITICAL ROW ALL ITS OWN   Pupils Punished for Tearing Down Harding Picture and Wearing 40x Buttons

LARGE GROW GREETO Gt}   THOUSANDS ASSEMBLE AT UN ION SPATION TO GREET THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINER   TRAIN RUNNING BEHIND   The Train on Which Nominee Was Traveling Was Expected to Reach Washinmeton on Heur Behind Regular Schedule Time

CROWD GREETS GOVERNOR COX   The Train Was Nearly an Hoar Late It Was Reported

Strike Situation ‘Placed it the Hands of President  Wilson “Today   PAYNE HAD MEETING   With: Railroad Brother. hoods—Claims are Being Made by Both Sides

CABINET MEETING _ TO HEAR REPORT AT TODA)  AY   SECRETARY OF INTERIOR PAYNI HAS CONFERENCE WITH UNION OFFICIALS

RAIL FUSS IS CARRIED TO WILSON   President to Study New Developments  tore tema ae ao  STRIKE IS SPREADING  3,000 Philadelphia R. R. Men are Out

REPORT IS TURRED IN   Rail Director Payne Passes the Buck to Wilson After Conference With Brptice: hood Officials.   ULTIMATUM IS ISSUED BY BALTIMORE & GHIO   Men Must Return to Work Wednesday Morning or Lose Jobs; Sitnation in Rast Is Brighter: West Is Hit.

OUTLAW STRIKE SITUATION NOW UP TO. PRESIDENT   LIGERTO R150, LEADER: OF STRIKE - RIOTS AT WATER. BURY, CONY,, DIED OF WOUNDS:

SWITCHMEN ARE  OUITTING WORK IN MANY CITIES   Payne Reports to President on Results of Conference With Heads of Brotherhood   HOUSTON EMPLOYES ARE OUT

RY. OT IKE GAGE LAID BEFORE PRES      STRIKE LEADERS CLAIM THAT 3¢ 000 MEN ARE NOW OUT ON STRIKE

WILSON TO HEAR RAILWAY PROBLEM   Secretary of interior Takes Up Labor Situation on Arteries of Traffic; Wilson Has New Advisor.

TRAFFIC HAS { - BEEN CRIPPLED MANY PLACES   Situation Placed Before  _ President Wilson To« day — Number Out Is Growing.

“OUTLAW” STRIKE 1S REFERRED 10 WILSON BY PAYNE   SECRETAKY OF INTERIOR GIVES PRESIDENT RESULT OF CONFERENCE WITH LABOR HEADS   SITUATION 1S CLEARING   testern Railroads Dismiss Yanimen Who Refuse to Return to Work—Strike Flares Up in Texaus—Men Returning to Work

SECRETARY -PAYNE HOLDS ce a Wirth TRE RB B. UNION OFFICIALS :      FIRST FLARE-UP IN Wee: 1s THE STRIKE SITUATION ie: COMES PODAY

RAILROAD STRIKE ita PLAGED BEFORE PRESIDEN   ion [Except “Situation  liréctpr Payne Gives no Informa :: iis Clearing.”  2

Rioters in Russia Blow Up Warcraft Dispatch Declares      Destruction of Two Torpedc Boats at Kronstadt is Re- ported

TORPEDO BOATS ARE BLOWN UP   SAILORS CHARGED WITH COMPLI. CITY IN RIOTING AT RUSS NAVAL BASE

WRECK SHIPS AT KRONSTADT   Rioters Blow Up Two Torpedo Boats. Declares Dispatch From Heisingfors.

COLBY RAPS SENATOR LODGE   Cabinet Member Says Essays Writtes in 1864 Are Getter Reading Than Chairman's Speech.

POKES FUN AT LODGE SPEECH   Colby Compares Address to Essays o Girl Graduates of 1864.

GOV. COX PLEDGES AID TO HARDING   Defeated Democratic Candidate Wires Congratulations to President-Elect.   RECORD G. 0, P. VOTE PILES UP   Harding Assured of 379 Votes in the Electoral College—Missouri goes Republican and Tennessee Resuit Still in Doubt.

WOMEN’S VOTES FACTOR IN THE VICTORY    Returns. From Missouri Indicate That Republicans Have Swept Into. Power With » Decided Lead Qver  the Democratic Ticket i   Break in Solid South Is Possibility in View of Latest eturns This Afternoon---Oklzhoma Swings Into Harding Column in Latest Returns

COX ADMITS DELEAT AND XTENDS CONGRATULATIONS      ALSO REPUBLICAN LONGRESS      Wentucky Re-elects Beekham aad (he: Cox Elpcvors Won—Maryland Goce: Republican.

SENATOR HARDING'S MAJORITY OVER GOV. COX WILL BE NEARLY ONE AND A HALF MILLION VOTES   Harding Has 329 Votes, Cox 127 and 75 Doubtful In The Electoral College—House and Senate Republican.

HANG SWEEPS: THE NORTH, EAST AND WES      COX ADMITS DEFLAE AND <j ‘  y EXIIUNDS CONGRATULATIONS   ALSO REPUBLICAN CONGRESS   Kentucky. Re-elects Reckham nud the Cox Electors Won—Maryland Goes  PannhHean. 

Democratic Candidates, National, State anc Local, Go by the Board Under Tremenmendous Republican Landslide,   HARDING WIRES TO COOLIDGE: “WE'VE GOT A REAL JOR”

G. 0. P. VICTORY MOST COMPLETE   Republican Congress and  President Practical: .  ly Assured

DHEATEST POLITICAL VICTORY IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY EXCEPT 1912   States Certainly for Harding Have Total Electoral Vote of 351 While Cox Ticket Has Carried Only 127 Electoral  Votes: Republican Congress Sure.

GREAT LANDSLIDE EVEN  SCRAPES “SOLID SCUTH”. IN ITS MIGHTY ONRUSH   Republican. Gains th Some States Below Mason and Dixon Line Larger Than An:  Since Civil War; Democratic Bay  Defeat Crushing. .

ELECTORAL VOTE: FOR 6.0.P. oWELLS T0 329; VICTORY 1S GREATEST IN HISTORY   National and State Tickets Sweep Country; New York Ohio and Pennsylvania Give Huge G. 0. P. Majority:

NEW YORK GOES A MILLION G. O. P.   Indiana, Ohio and Pacific Coast Vote for the Republicans.

Landslide For Republican Nominee and Running Mate In Election  (Soe a,   Coniecture on Cahinet

Harding Wins in One of Mest Sweeping Triumphs in History — His Electoral _ College Vote May Be Highest   Congress and State Offices Also Captured — Threatens to Extend Even into the Solid South

MOST SWEEPING G. 0. P. VICTORY      Republican Landslide of Votes Mounts Higher As Returns Come. ‘   OHIO TURNS FROM COX   ' TC ee ae  Women Contributed Largely to The  ‘Vietory. Debs Gets Big New York  Vete.

Landslide to Harding — Continues to Grow as  Late Returns Arrive

REPUBLICAN VICTORY ONE OF MOST SWEEPING IN HISTOR   G. O. P. Margins Continue To Mount as Returns Are Received and Tabulated, Rendering Yes- _ terday’s Election Well Nigh Unique  in Party Annals. 

Swelling Tide Shows Unparalleled Victory    Republicans Will Have the Nation’s Executive, Congress and also Take the Helm in Unprecedented Number. of States Throughout the  ('nwantyeryr 

Republicans will Have the Nation’s Executive ‘Congress and Also Take the Helm. in Unprecedented Number of States Throughout the Country

Harding Is Elected By Tremendous Vote; Congress Republican   Break to Republicans Threatens to Extend Into the So’: South; Several Border States Are in Doubt: California Anti-Japanese.

Republican Nominees Will Receive Largest Majority in the Electoral College Given to Any Candidates Since 1888, Except in 1912.   OHIO GIVES HARDING BIG LEAD OVER COX: CALIFORNIA IN LINE

Operators  and - National Coal Association to Meet '. in. Cleveland, Ohio   SHIPPING IT OUT.   State Board Says Operators Are Sending Coal Out .of the State Again

SENDS CHALLENGE TO PRICE FIXERS   Warsaw Coal Company Offers to Let State Commission Operate Its Yards on $2.25 Margin   DECLARES IT CAN’T BE DONE   Indiana’s New Law Will be Discussed -by National Coal Men at Cleveland, Oct. 26.

KNIGHTS PYTHIAS   Initiated Class of Candidgtes Ai Meeting Tuesday.

KNIGHTS PYTHIAS      Initiated Cinsz of Candidates A! Meeting Tnesday.

LEFT OUT IN COLD BY PACT   FRANCE, ENGLAND, ITALY ARE PREPARING TO TAKE LOOT.

OPEN DOOR PRINCIPLE IN TURKEY INSISTED UPON   No Protest Yet Made by State Department Against Tripartite Agreement.

MUST INSIST ON THE OPEN DOOR   UNITED STATES TO DEMAND 1TS RIGHTS IN TURKEY.   HAS EYE ON TRIPARTITE PACT   No Protest Yet Made On Agreemen Between France, Great Britain and Italy, Bat There Will Be if Necessary.

RIOT BREAKS UP JAP DIET   Big Row Occurs in Lower House Ove: Universal! Suffrage—Police Fight Mobs.

ID®HO WOMAN FOR CONGRESS   Democrats of the First District Nom. inated Mrs. Nell K. Irion of Sand Point.

WOMAN’S HAT IN THE RING   Mrs. Nell Irion of Idaho Is Nominated for Conaress.

ENGLISH PAPER COMMENTS ON HOLLAND REPL}   Says Allies Saved From Being Made Ridiculous in Eyes of World

LONDON: GLAD DUTCH WILL PROTECT KAISER   Allies Would Have_Appeared Ridiculous In Eyes Of World, Post Editor Says.

Investigations Promised. bu' Little Chance of Getting Evidence Appears.

TRIO LYNCHINGS CLOSED INCIDENT   Sherii¥ Boyes Did Not Recognize Any of the Lynehers—Therefore Ne Action Probable.

LIKELY BE GLOSED INCIDEN   Investigation May Be Made But Pull ishment Not Probable For Mob of .Lyrchers, '

‘Case Closed, ’Is Public Reply to Lynching Probe   Santa Rosa Quiet After the Hangings; Boyd's Body Goes Unclaimed.

SUITS CUL FKUM $33 10 $20   Large Clothing Manufacturing Concern _ Announces” Big Reduction in ‘Wholesale Price. '

MEN’S CLOTHING FOR DELIVERY NOW REDUCED 10 TO 33 1-3 PER CENT BY THE CHICAGO: WHOLESALE DEALERS TODAY

PRICE CLOTHING WILL BE LOWER   IN CHICAGO TOPAY BUYERS WERE OFFERED GOODS 290 TO & PER CENT Luss.   RETAILERS WELL STOCKED

SUITS CUT FROM $33 TO $20   Large Clothing Manufacturing Concern Announces Big Reduction in Wholesale Price.

Wholesalers in Session Ad vise of Appreciable Slump by Snring.   SHIRTS CHEAPER, TOO   The Sort Recently S45. the  Dozen at Wholesale Will Be $16.50.

MEN’S CLOTHING PRICES SLASHED   Reductions of 10 to 50 P. C,  in Wholesale’ Prices Announced at Chicago   Big Rochester Firm Cuts Prices 33 1-3 Per Cent— £33 Suits Now $20-

BIG NEW DROP IN PRICES FOR MEN’S CLOTHING   Showings at Convention of U. N. C. Indicate a Shrinkage of 10 to 50 Per Cent.

50 PER CENT. CUT IN COSTS OF CLOTHING: FLOUR DOWN TO Sif   Sdits At $16.50 That Formerly Sold‘For $45.70 Wholesale:  Shirts Reduced.

MEN’S CLOTHING WHOLESALERS OFFER IT AT GREAT REDUCTIONS  Prices 10 to 50 Percent Below re Ones Made   Prices 10 to 50 Percent Below Present Ones Made For Spring and Summer Delivery

That for Immediate Delivery Down 10 to 50 Per Cent an That for Spring 10 to 33 1Per Cent.

RETAILERS SELL bUCDG FOR Lesa THAN MARKETS   CLOTHING AND OTHER WEARING APPAREL BEING UNLOADED BY RETAIL DEALERS.

MEN'S CLOTHING TO BE REDUCEL   Prices Today 10 to 50 Per Cent. Below the Whelesale Prices

CLOTHING DUE FOR BiG SLUMP   So Say Clothing Dealers Who Are Meeting In Chicago. Big Drops Already Announced.

CLOTHING PRICES CUT.   Suits Formerly Wholesaled at $45.70 Now Being Offered at $16.50.

WHLESALE WOT DROPS INE -THIRN   Reduction on Suits and Overcoats Effective From Novy, 1   NATIONAL CLOTHIERS MEET IN CHICAGO   Flour and Sug: gar Also al New Low Levels on Market Lists

PRICES OF MEN'S CLOTHING ARE — - SLASHED BY THE MANUFACTURERS   iGoods Offered Buyers Today in ( in Chicago for Immediate De livery At as Much as.50 Per Cent Below Present! Wholesale Prices; Cut in Rochester.

MEN'S CLOTHING [3 MARKED AWAY DOWK   ORDERS FOR NENT SPRING VEEICH LOWER THAN LAST   W. 1. MOHRIN CHICAGO TALKS      Tho Public Not Buying at lesen Prices and Manufacturers an Denlerg Are Overstocked,

PRICES DROP LOWER IN MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY S REPORT   From Chicago, Rochester, New York, Minneapolis and St. Louis Information Comes.   FROM CLOTHES TO MILK   Minneapolis Mills Sell Flour Be low $10 Mark; Milk Off Cent a Quart in St. Louis

MEN’S CLOTHING AND WEARING APPAREL IS CUT   REDUCTION OF 10 TO 50 PERCENT 18 OFFERED BUYERS TODAY FOR IM. MEDIATE DELIVERY. ---

PROBLEM OF SPECIAL — SESSION UP 10 GOVERNOI      Republican State Committe: Votes Against Special Session Thought Inevitable.

IT 1S LEFT-T0 HIM   Governor Goodrich is “Up the Tree” Over Questien of Calling a   SPECIAL SESSION      Republican Committee has Forsaken Him and will. Not Approve Action

GOVERNOR TO CALL EXTRA SESSION   IN SPITE OF OPPOSITION OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

ICE HALTS EXPEDITION   Amundsen’s Ship is Reported Wedged Tight in Pack off Siberia

INFLUENZA SCATTERED OVER TWENTY STATES   2,000 New Cases are Reported From Michigan Alone.

SUDDEN WITHDRAWAL OF NEW COMPROMISE   On Article 10 of Treaty Is Made in the Senate This Afternoon.

The. Repiiblican Leader: -.Take Action Suddenly This Afternoon.   SENATOR WATSON - TELLS DEMOCRATS   Revolt Among the Democrati . Senators Is Said to Be Spreading.

Suddealy Withdrawn by the Repub lican Leaders   Failure to Get Enough Democrats t Support It Was the Cause.

Republican Leaders Fail to Get Democrats to Pledge Their Support to Any Compromise Offered.

G.0.P. WITHDRAWS NEW COMPROMISE   Action is Taken When Democrats Fail to Pledge Themselves To Move.   SENATOR WATSON FIGURES   Informs Senator Simmons, Demo cratic Leader, That G. O. P, Decider! it Not Worth While to Press Compromise on Art. 10.

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!    G0. P. SENATORS WITHDRAW ARTICLE 10 COMPROMISE

DEMOCRATS FAIL TO GIVE ENOUGH ACTIVE SUPPORT   Greatest Stumbling Block to Ratification Begins Its Supreme Test:

WORKLESS DAY IN BERLIN.   Uniorn Labor Idle Om Anniversary of Revolutien.

ADVISORY GROUP {9 APPOINTED aY HAYS   Committee on Policies and Plat: form Named.   19 OF MEMBERS WOMEN   Chairman Says Purpose of Committee is to Invite Ad. vice of Ablest People, Gather Pertinent Pacts, Study Larger Problems and Offer Results as Suggestions.

HAYS NAMES NEW PARTY ADVISORS   171:Persons Are Named, Among Them Are Nineteen Women   SEEKS . ABLEST MEN

HAYS HAS SELECTED BOARD OF ADVISORS   LABOR REPRESENTATIVES AND BUSINESS TO ACT   Will Suggest Line of Thought And Investigation of The Party

CHAIRMAN HAYS PUBLISHES HIS APPOINTMENTS   Board Consists of 171 Members, 19 of Whom Are Women.   PURPOSE IS TO GET ADVICE OF NATION’S ABLEST MINDS   Senator Cummins, Congressman Good, and H. C. Wallace, Aare Iowans on List.

HAYS NAMES COMMITTEE ~ ON PLATFORN   Invites Advice of Able Men and Women of the Party.

CHAIRMAN HAYS NAMES ADVISORY COMMITTEE   Will Assist In Drawing Up Platform and Formulating the Policies of the Republican Party For Coming Campaign

HAYS APPOINTS ADVISORS FOR (. 0. P. POLICY   Committee Will Suggest the Planks for Platform in 1920 Race.

G. 0. P. HEAD APPOINTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE   19 Women Among Active Republicans Who Will Formulate Policies and Platforms

NAYS GIVES OUT APPOINTMENTS   To Policies and Platform Advisory Committee   Purpose is to Invite Advice and Cooperation of Ablest Men and Women from All Groups, Sections, Industry. Business, Prosessions and Interests, Says Chairman.

NEBRASKANS ON HAYS COMMITTEE   REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN NAMES AUXILIARY CAMPAIGN OR. GANIZATION   STUDY NATIONAL PROBLEMS   Body to Study all Important Ques tions for Platform Planks,

G, O, P, Chairman Announces Personnel of Committee Chosen to Aid in Conducting Campaign This   MRS. R. F. ASPLUND, SENATOR FALL CHOSE?   )f a Total of 171 Members 19 Are Women; Their Advice and Suggestions Exnected To Be of Muct Value, \

CHAIRMAN HAYS PUTS 19 WOMEN ON COMMITEE   National Republican Head  Names Advisory Board on  Policies and Platform for Campaien   SEEKS CO-OPERATION FROM ALL GROUPS

PIChS HIS AEDS.   Chainnan Hays Names Those  Sueeest the Plathorm,

MOVISORY COMMITTEE ON POLICIES, PLATFORM AS NAMED BY HAYS, 405, ML DIXON REPRESENTS STATE

Only on Puture Fulfillment, However, That lis Usefulness Will Rest, Mr. Nays Says— Herschel (, Ogden West Virginia's Representative on Pollcies and Platform,

_—_ ee ere  LOVE IS INSANITY, JUDGE ASSERTS; LOVER PROTESTS   But Magistrate Orders Man ‘“Madly in Love” with Pretty Blonde to an Observation Ward.

ROMANTIC. FISH DEALER WOODS RAVISHING BLONDE UP DUMB WAITER, FINALLLY LANDS IN BOOBY HATCH

EMBLEM OF RED SHOWN TO JURY   introduced as Evidence in Cast Against Chicagoans.   TWENTY RADICALS ON TRIAL   Flag Found in Home of One of the Defendants Presented by the Prosecution—Had Old Glory in Rubbish.

FLAG OF REDS. SHOWN TO JURY   Emblem of Radical Vislence in troduced as Evidence in _ Chicago.   OLO GLORY IN RUBBISH HEA   Damaging Testimony Introduced Against One of Twanty Members of Communist Labor Party en Trial tu~ Sedition.

ci AT ee 5! PACA SOEs DEE" AO ERTS Rh. le i tt en i Bao Bie Lee re A tS Cte NN Rt ett a  FLAG OF REDS SHOWN TO JURY   Emblem of Radical Violence Introduced as Evidence in  Chicago.   OLD GLORY IN RUBBISH HEAP   Damaging Testimony Introduced Against One of Twenty Members of Communist Labor Party on Trial for Sedition.

‘VERDICT IN: DETZER CASE   Finding Will He Announced. Wher  5 “o. TQ Is Sanctioned.

RUSSIAN MILITARY LEADER ASSUMES CONTROL OF ARMY WITH POLES MOVING STAND   Troops on Ukrainian Front Reported as Fleeing Before Strong Bol-. shevik Forces

SEE enna ste eeeeineeeminreeemenaiaataa CANADIAN CATTLE IN TREMENDOUS INCREASE

POLICE SEEK ITALIAN   if: LOOK FOR ROSARIO BiLLOFO, WHO AVENGED BETRAYAL OF SISTER.

ALUMNI MEETING.   Elected Officers and Prepared fe Annual Banquet in May.

TWO ARRESTED FOR CONCEALING MUCH DYNAMITE   TWO ITALIANS IN ST. LOUB WILL BE QUESTIONED REGARDING WALL ST. AFFAIR

SUCCESS OF THE EEAGUE   Foreign Minister of . Argentina Says He Is to Assist.   SECRET. MEETING PROPOSED   Mr. Wilson Asked For One of Neutrals, But Argentina Woutdn’t Join,

ARGENTINA STRONG FRIEND GF LEAGUE   WILL HAVE REPRESENTATIVES AT GENEVA MERTING AUTHORIZED TO ASSIS SP.

ARGENTINA WANT LEAGUE SUCCESS   Ready to Do Utmost to Brine it About, Says Foreign Minister.

ARGENTINA AND THE LEAGUE,   Delegate Promise Hix Country wit Do Its Best.

EXPECT A FIGHT        «in Antici th Greeks  Turks Move pation ef (

MOSLEM LEADERS FEAR MASSACRE WHEN GREEKS OPEN NEXT CAMPAIGN   ‘SENDING FAMILAES TO CONSTASTINOPLE FOR SAFE KEEPING DURING HOSTILITIES,

ADORN GRAVES OF HEROES IN FOREIGN LAND   Will Burn Thrace Before Surrender to Greek Invaders

EAPECT A FIGHT   Turks Mave Families in Antictpation of Clash 4Vith Greeks

GREEK TROOPS IN ADVANCE   Occupy Eastern Thrace, According to an Official Announcement From Saloniki Headquarters,

BIGGEST BREAK IN RAILMEN ON STRIKE OLCHRS      600 Pennsylvania Workers Re. turn to Work Today.—Freight Conditions Better.

B00 SHOP AND YARD. MEN RETURN TO WOR   Biggest Break Since Strik Was Started Noted Toda; When the Pittsburg Distric Reported Many Men! Re  turning ta Warr.

800 STRITIERS RETURN. :   Amporiant Breale in Tle-wp Ocrurs to Pennsylvania,

‘SIX HUNDRED EMPLOY. ES OF THE P. & L. E. RAILROAD   At Important Terminal in Pittsburg District Return to Vork — Extension of Stri e Failed to Material ter,

DELGIAN-HOLLAND PACT EXPECTED 10 ARGUSE CTOAM FROM PUBL   TEXT OF TREATY SOON TO) BE  STONED IS) PUBLISHED IN PRUSSELS NEWSPAPERS,

HOLLAND-BELGIUM PACT MAY NOT BE SIGNED, SAYS PARIS   CONTENTS WERE PUBLISHED It BRUSSELS STIRS UP CITIZENS

DOUBTS BELGIUM-DUTCH PACT   French Correspondent in Brussels Be. lieves Public Opinion Will Kill Proposed Agreement.

TREATY TEXT WAS PUBLISHEI   Express Belief That Pact May Not Be Signed   asa Result

GOV. ALLEN © STANDS PAST   WE ACCEPTS “CHALLENGE OF  THE FEDERATION LEADERS.   AGAINST THE CLASSES   an 7 + to § NO CLASS SHALL EVER: LIVE ABOVE THE LAW IN KANSAS,   Judge Curran Overrutes the Motion “for a New Trial In the Case’ - of ‘Howat ‘and Others.  *

TRANSFER OF EBERTREGIME I$ DEMANDED   Military Barracks in. Berlin Stormed by Armed Lahorers   WOULD OUSTNOSEE   All of Weatern Germany is in the Hands of the — Extremists      WATAND TN TOWN

MEXICO PLANS SEMD PROTEST TO WASHINGTON   CLAIMS LANDING OF U.S. AVIA TORS CONSTITUTES INVASION By ARMED FORCE.

VEAIGU 10 MAKE UT PONG PROTESTS   WILL CALL THE LANDING OF AVIATORS INVASION BY ARMED AMERICANS   NT SKIDS UNDER JENKINS   Former American Consular Agent At Puebla Not to Be Further Recognized By the Carranza Regime

MISSQURE WILL PROBE EXPENSE   Siate and Presidential Can. didates to Be Hit by  Investigation.

PROBE OF CAMPAIGN EXPENSES IN STATE IS SOUGHT BY COLE   Chairman Says He Will Ask G O. P. Committee Investigate Outlays of State and National Candidates.

WiLL IVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN FUNDS   MISSOURL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE WILL BE CALLED TOGETHER SOON,

MKINLEY LEADS IN SENATORIAL RACE   Smith Falls Behind, While Small Maintains Lead for Gubernatorial Nomination.

SMALL’S GAIN GRNWG oMALL IN LATE RETURNS   RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP IN ILLINOIS BECOMES CLOSER   DIFFERENCES OF ONLY A FEW THOUSAND VOTES   Greater Gains First Reported Now Said to be Result of Mistake in Count From 32nd Ward in Chicaaqao

SMALLS LEAD 18 REDUCED, LOWDEN CAINS DOWNSTATE  ERROPAN CHICAGO COUNT   ERROE IN CHICAGO COUNT CUTS THOMPSON’S  WT To ATM   Governor’s Candidate for Senator Appears -to Have Defanted Smith

SMALL LEADS OGLESBY BY 995 VOTES   Lowden Candidate for Gov.  ernor Rapidly Culling Down Opponent’s Majority, ti   M’KINLEY HAS WON  THE SENATO    Uncle Joe Cannon Has Again Been Renominated for Congress,

LL BALLOTS IN ILLINOIS NOT COUNTEL   With 659 Precincts Out. Small the Thompson Candidate, Leads For Governor.   MWKINLEY LEADS SMITH   Lowden's Man For Senator Appears Winner—Democratic Race Is Still Close.

LEN SMALL’S LEAD.IN ELECTION IS. REDUCED   Wisconsin Democrats Safely on State Ticket.

SMALL’S LEAD, 600 PRECINCTS YET 10 REPORT NOW 5,737   Error in Ward: Figures Reduc Advantage of Thompson's Gubernatorial Choice.   M’KINLEY LEADS SMITH IN SENATORIAL CONTEST   Rectification of Error in City Vote Gives Lowden’s Man Slight Plurality.

SMALL LEAD IN STATE PRIMARY SLICED 105,000   Discovery of Mistake in Fig: ures Cuts Plurality.  MKINLEY VICTOR?   Lowden Candidate for Senator Appears to Have Beaten Smith— Official Count Necessary.

LEN SMALL LEADING ~ OGLESBY IN TLLINGIS ~-BY MARGIM, OF 9,478 LATEST RETURNS SA

WHINLEY IN LEAD FOR SENATOR IN ILLINDI   Len Small, (ihompson’s Man), is Ahead in the Race for Sa“ evernore 

Thompson’s Lead Is Cut; Error Found   REPUBLICAN RACE FOR IL LINOIS GOVERNOR IS NECK AND NECK.

LOWDEN MAN WINS NOMINATION FOR ILLINOIS SENATOR   McKinley Victor Over Thomp gon Candidate in Republican Primary      ‘SMALL TAKES NOMINATION FOR THE GOVERNORSHIF  ry   Has Small Plurality Over Op ponents for the Place

SMALL'S LEAD BEING REDUCED; M’KINLEY WINS      Thompson Candidate For Governor in Illinois Has Margin of 5429 Votes.   MANY PRECINCTS IN STATE NOT REPORTEL

ILL. PRIMARY AEQULT OTL DN DQUGT   Small Appears Winner Ove Oglesby But Smith Falls Behind McKinley.   Likely Official Count Neces sary to Determine Democratic Senatorial Victor.

PRIMARY BATTLE IS CLOSED IN ILLINOIS   LATE RETURNS FROM DOWN STATE REDUCE SMALL’S LEAD OVER OGLESBY—O’HARA WINS

Small’ "5 I's Margin Recedes   ‘CORRECTION IN CHICAGO’S RETURNS peeve THOMPSON CANDIDATE'S LEAD IN ILLINOIS. GUBERNATORIAL RACE TO 5,429.

CASUALTY LIST ERROR... - “MAKES BADGER SOLDIER SoM ODERN: ENOCH” ARDEN

MOSES RESENTS LOWDEN AWARDS   Alleges “Steam Roller” Tactic: Backed Republican National Committee’s Decisions   SCORE SEATS INVOLVED   Race and Color Issues Are In jected Into Hearing and Lie Is Passed

Coolidge, Sproul and Al len Most Prominent Republican Dark Horses,

National Cohumittee With Favoring Governor Lowden in ions.   LOWDEN ALWAYS POOR N CAMPAIGNS   Senator Moses Also Charge en With Hav Committeem ing “Peevish Purposes’

“OEAM ROLLER” [a USED AGKINST WOOD MANAGER CHARGES   Senator Moses Issues Statement in Sharp Contrast to Jubilant Notes Put Out: by Lowden.

STEAM ROLLER’S USE CHARGED BY WOOD'S MANAGER IN SOUTH   Senator Moses Makes Sensational Charge Regarding Committee’s Action.   GEORGIA NEGROES WIN IN CONTEST FOR DELEGATES   Republican Leaders Seat ‘Man Who Received $9,000 From ( Lowden Fund.

New Hampshire Senator Views Lowden Gain as Distinct Loss to Gen. Wood   BACK FROM MACHINE SHOP)   Twenty-Five Delegates Are Added to Illinois Candidate by Contests

LUWDEN GAINS DELEGATES IN DAY'S SIFTING   SENATOR MOSES DISCOVERS TC HIS SORROW THE STEAM ROLLER IS WORKING,   Georgia Negro, Johnson, Scores Vic tory In Seating of His Lowden Delegates at Large.

WOOD MANAGER DEGLARES HAYS GANG 15 NOMINATING LOWOEN   TACTICS THAT LED TO WRECK OF THE PARTY BEFORE, REPEATED   OLD GUARD WARNED THAT WOOD STRENGTH ADDED TO THAT OF JOHNSON CONTROLS CONVENTION AND THERE IS HINT OF BOLT TO JOHNSON

WOOD LEADER DECLARES NATIONAL COMMITTEE USING OLD 1912 TACTICS    “PATENT REVERSE GEAR”   War is On Between — and Wood Camps—Joh “Sitting Tight.”

OLD GUARD WARNED THAT WOOP STRENGTH ADDED LO THAT OF JOHNSON CONTROLS CONVENTION AND THERE IS HINT OF BOLT TO JOHNSON

COMMITTEE CENSURED BY MOSES FOR ITS METHODS + IN DISPOSING OF CONTESTS

DECISIONS OF COMMITTEE IN SEATING DELEGATIONS CAUSE HOT OENUNCIATION   WOOD SUPPORTER ISSUES STATEMENT ATTACKING PROCEEDINGS AT CHICAGO, WHILE LOWDEN FORCES ARE JUBILANT OVER RESULTS.

Moto PREDICTS COMBINATION Ot WOOD'S FORGES WITH JOHNSON:   New Hampshire Senator Waxes Sarcastic Over the Manner of Deciding Contests by Committee.   RESULTS OF THE 1912 CONVENTION RECALLED   Says Committeemen Are Trying to Remove Votes For Wood to Lowden Column to Equalize Strenath

TALLIES ASK RETENTION   WHI uestion@ Holland as to Gaarantee to Prevent Kaiser's Escape  ee ee re ere

DUTCH ASKED 10 RETAIN KAISEF   And If ‘I Will Assure the Prevention of His Escape Into Germany

ALLIES MUST DECIDE SOON UN Aldo POLICY   Far Reaching Successes of Red Armies Is Making  Situation Critical

RED VICTORIES IN RUSSIA FORCE ThE ALiES INTO ACTOS   DEFPLAT CF ANTI-BOLSHEVIST! MAKES PROMPT STEPS NECHSSARY—ACLIED LEADERS MENT

RED SUCCESSES: ARE CONTINUED   Allied Leaders Now Realize Critjeal . Russian’ Situation and » Will Take Up Problen:.

Allies Must Announce Definite Policy Towards  the Russians   Overwhelming Success of Soviet Army Everywhere Makes This First

GERMANY MUST DISBAND ARMIES AND COMPLY TB TERMS OF VERSAILLES TREATY 1S. THE ORDER OF FRENCH COVERNMENT

GERMANY WILLING 10 DISBAND ARM   Berlin Government Sends Out Allies’ Orders to Reduce Forces Regularly with Colors to 200,000.   FORCES ARE WiTHDRAWN TO NORTH BANK OF RUHF   British Attitude on French Occupation of Frankfort Causes Diplomatic Passages Between Allies.

ee ee  ARGENTINIANG EN BUSINESS WITH LEAGUT   Delegates Will Leave Geneva Last of Week as Result of Saturday’s Split   ASSEMBLY’S SESSION GOES ON UNDISTURBED   PUYERREDON DECLARES an GEANTINA DID NO' SIDE WITH GERMANY IN EFFOR' TO GALN HER ADMISSION,

ASSEMBLY IS NT WOE AP NISOIPTEN   Withdrawal of 1 of Argentine Delegates From League of Na, tions Rearetted.   AT HENS PREPARES FOR RETURN OF CONSTANTINE   Overghelming Vote for King _ Followed by Wildest -Demoristrations,

ARGENTINA DELEGATION PREPARES T0 LEAVE FOR HOME LAST OF WEEK   Puerrydon Says Efforts for Admis sion of All States to League Not Intended for Germany

ARGENTINE CUTS TIES AT GENEVA   South American Delegatior Winds Up Affairs in League Meeting and Will Leave.   ARMENIA 1S DISCUSSED

Loan to Austria to ~.  Be Asked of Allies;  Envoys Seeking Paris

MA°SWINEY IS MUCH WEAKER, SAYS SISTER   Is Virtually Unchanged Home Office Announces   Fr Cotter and Mrs King From U, S. Not Allowed to See Him

MINETIETE CMLGTR VETERANS SEEK HIGH RANK FAR TWO OFFICERS   ASK FOR PERMANENT RANK OF GENERAL ON TWO MEN WHO LED DIVISION IN WAR,

STARS AND STRIPES, BOUGHT BY A WOMAN   Jamieson's Secretary Testifies Hi + Lent Her $4,000 toa Make  ’ Prrchase.   BORROWED REMAINDER BUT REFUSES TO NAME SOURCE   Mrs, EB. M.’ Parka, in 'Offes of Democratic Finanoe Direotor, Is Before Committer.    DUPONT. ALSO A WTENDTSS   Says He and Several Other Re.  publicans Bought Advertising Agency.

PROBE TtoTIMONY GENTERS ARQUND VETERANS’ PAPER   Witness Declares “Stars anc Stripes” Not Being Used as Politieal Organ.   DuPont Says He and Others Bought Agency to Place Ads in Foreign Language  Deace

Democrats Helped Buy Sol. dier Publication, G. 0. P. an Advertising Agency   BARUCH CONTRIBUTED ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND   COMMITTEE WILL GO TO ST. LOUIS OCT, 18, LATER TO DAXTTON TO I00K INTO CHARGES AGAINST COX.

IRISH COMING TO M'SWINEY FUNERAI   EY  MEMBERS OF REPUBLICA PARLIAMENT WILL BE IN LONDON   * DISORDER IN IRELAND   Rioting in Belfast—Sinn Feiner Killed in Dublin by Masked Men   Indications That Government Wil -Not Interfere With MacSwiney Funeral

TRISH COMING TO  WSWINEY FUNERAI   "MEMBERS OF -: REPUBLICAN PARLIAMENT WILE BE . IN LONDON ’   * DISORDER IN: IRELAND   Rioting in Belfasi—Sinn Feiner: Killed in Dublin hy Masked Men      Indications That Government Will - Not Interfere With MacSwiney- Funeral

paint  DECLARATION BY PHEaIENT EXPEGTED SUOn   Now is Psychiological Time if Wiison Seeks a Third Term, Observers Say   WHITE HOUSE STILL SILENT ON MATTER   BRYAN BELIEVED TO BE MAK. ING READY TO FIGHT WILSON AND HIS SUPPORTERS AT CONVENTION,

WILL PRESIDENT SEEK THIRD TERM QN TREATY ISSUE?   Democrat Leaders Anxiously Watching White House for Next Step to Be Taken

Expect White House Sphinx To Talk Soon      Political Leaders Believe This is th Psychological Moment for Wilson , to Announce * Stand on Presiden. NS 46 tfiat Carmmpnajon

LEADERS WATCH WHITE HOUSE   IF WILSON IS TO RUN AGAIN NOW IS SAID TO BE THE TIME TQ SAY SO.

AMERICAN DEAD WILL BE HONORED.IN FRANC!   Memorial Day, Will Be Kept “Over  There’—Proceeding: Started Against Labor Body

IEFORMED CRIMINALS AD WN SEARCH FOR BLACK SHEEP IN FLOCK   MAN WHO FAILED TO APPRECIATI ASSISTANCE OF MESSTONARY is BEING SOUGIIT,

LITTLE GIRL WAS INJURED   Police Searching for “Man Who Failed to Make Good”

“DOWN-AND-OUTER” INJURES DAUGHTER OF MISSIONARY WHO BEFRIENDED HIM

DacPOnI GUT CHINDRY BIL   CONGRESS STARTS WORK ON THE APROPRLIATIONS = TO RUN THE GOVERNMENT   10 PASSALL BILLS   Chairman Of Committes — Expect Speedy Dispasitien of Measures. The Pension Bill Already Passed,

EXPECT 10 PASS APPROPRIATIONS AT SHORT SESSIO!   Chairman Good Expects t Cut Total More Than a Billion Dollars.

CONGRESS DOWN TO HEAVY WORK   Most Important Work of the Present Session Taken Up Today.   SUPPLY BILLS TO FRONT

APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1921-1922  AREBEING FIXED BY CONGRESS   Plan to Cut Total Estimates For Fiscal Year From $4,653,556,750.35 to $3,500,000,000.00 —Sundry Civil Bill Calls for $400,000,000.00

CAPIURKE DENIKINE GARRISON   Large Part of Odessa Force Taken—  Damaindar Picarmed

DENIKINE’S GARRISON TAKEN   Large Part of Odessa Force Captured —Remainder of Troops Have Been Disarmed.

THIEF ROBS CLOTHES © OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS      RAIDED BRESSING ROOM AT Y.M.C. A. USED BY HIGH SCHOOL WEN      Pook Valuable Watches and Money Totaling Over 3100—Police Mave No Clue

THIEF ROBS CLOTHES OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS   RAIDED DRESSING ROOM AT Y¥. M. C. A. USED BY: HIGH SCHOOL MEN   Took Valuable Watches and Money Totaline Over $100-—Police Ylave Ne Clue

WORLD WAR VETS URGE FEDERATION   American Legion Will Send Delegates to Confer on InterAllied tody,

FEDERATION OF VETERANS URGED   THE AMERICAN LEGION WILL SEND 3 DELEGATES TO EUROPE,

UnOP LID UPON  DUDLIN, PEOPLE: STAY INDOORS!   WAR IS LOOMING IN IRELAND   RAID IN DUBLIN AND A SHARP FIGHT IN KERRY j

PUTS CURFEW LID ON DUBLIN   Military Decree Stipulates That Al Persons Stay Off Streets Between Midnight and 5 A. M.

STAY IN HOUSE DURING NIGHT   'S THE MILITARY ORDER IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN   MORE RAIDS ON SWN FEINERS   Armored Cars and Tanks Used in Rounding Up a Number of Young Offenders. Discussing New  + Hame Rule Pranosat.

PREPARING 70 RAID "AULD" IRELAND   MILITARY AUTHORITIES ISSUED PROCLAMATION ORDERING PEOPLE OFF STREETS

LID CLAMPED DOWN ON DUBLIN   Military Authorities Order All Of the Streets Between Midnight and Five A. M.

IRISH MUST REMAIN INDOORS AT NIGH   PRASTIC ORDER PUT INTO EEF FECT FOLLOWING RAIDS ON HOMES OF SINN FEIN LEARERS

DUBLIN. PEOPLE ARE ORDERED TA AEM NOOO   Residents Will Not Be Permitted on Streets From  Midnight Till 5 a. m.   ORDER FOLLOWS RAIDS AGAINST SINN FEINERS   ADVERSE COMMENT ON LLOY} GEORGE'S HOME RULE PLA? IS SOFTENED BY REVOLU TIONARY ELEMENT.

IRELAND MUST > STAY EN-HOMES   ACTEON FOLLOWED EXTENSIVE OKAIDS BY THE MILITAIRE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

DUBLIN FOLKS ARE UNDER ORDERS   Police Issue Restrictions Following Numerous Outbreaks

Make‘ Irish Stay — At Home Nights   7 Military Issued) Proclumation Order Ing Dublin Tisxidents fo Stay Jn Meiween Midnighs and  ug 1 .

IRISH MUST STAY IN DURING NIGH’   Military Authorities” Issue Drastic Order Following Numerous Raids On Sinn Fein

DUBLIN RIOTS  BECOME SERIOUS   AN Citivens Gedered te Kemain 5 Home Nights to Preveat Further Traoublic

RESIDENTS OF CITY ORDERED YF STREETS   Must Have Permission to be Out Between Midnight and Five in Morning. ‘

BRANCH OFFICE OPEN   Shorthorn Breeders Will Distribute Information

Mirror Reflects on G. 0. 'P.   Women Disdainfully Reject Toy With" ont Bevelled Edges Which Dis torts Fair Visages.

CONDUCT A RAID BY AIRPLANE   Meenshine Pinnt Leeated by Avia tors in ( olorado.

STATE POLICE USE PLANE: TO LOCATE STILL   Take Photographs of Hidden Liquor Plant and Then Organize Land Raid

ASK IMMEDIATE USE OF GOVERNMENT FUN   Senate Calls on ‘Interstate  Commerce Commission for Information on Tie-up

TRGE BQuULIPMENT PURCHASE.   Railroad Exceutives Advocate Tmmediate Use of Revolving Pand.

RELIEF WORKERS, FLEEING AINTAB, REACH ALEPPO   Six Americans Still on Scene of Turk Dis a oe

CONSPIRACY TO ENHANCE PRICE OF COAL CHARGEI   Miners Oiticials and Operators Wil he Arraigned at Indianapolis May 6 Instead of May 4

O'MEARA MUST SERVE TIME   Supreme Court Suntains Conviction: ut Famous lowa Cage - :

INGK DEMPSEY 0 TET TO Bt PROVED GUILTY   New Jersey gy Chairman Says He Believes Champion Misguided

Nature Writes Name of Republican Candidate Inside of Water Melon

FOUR OPTIONAL PLANS TONAL   Special Taxes Provided To Raise Revenues To Meet The Payments,

BILL AGREED 10 FOR CASH BONUS   Of $1.25 a Day ‘for Bach Day of Service in Excess “of 60. Days.   THE “VICTORY TAXES”  THAT _ARE PROPOSED   The House Committee Recont miends Plan to Reward Am-erican War Veterans.

Justice Department Is - Into Court by Anderson  Claim Evidence Ts Sun.   Claim Evidence Is Suppressed in Mine-Operator Hearing

PALER MAY BE CALLED TO TRIAL   ACTIVITIES OF THE U. S. DE PARTMENT OF JUSTICE OF COAL MINING CASES .CAUSES SUSPICION.

HE MAY BE SUMMONED TO TES TIFY IN TRIAL) OF MINERS AND OPERATORS.   EVIDENCE (S. SUPPRESSED   Chiimed that Cortain Evidence in the Case Has Been Ordered Sup. pressed by Attorney General  Paimer.—125 Are Under  Indictment,

PALMER WEANENS FED GASt   Probe Activity of Attorney General   May Drop Miners-Operators Prosecution

4(°QLIT ON MURDER CHARGE.   Jury Gut Short Time at Frankfort in bekridge Case.

ACQUIT ON MURDER CHARGE.   Jeary Out Short Time at Frankfor * in Eskridge Case.

WOMEN TO TALK OVER POLITICS   MAY PULL AWAY FROM BOTH THE OLD PARTIES, SAYS MRS, PAUL,

WOMAN'S PARTY 10 HOLD CON VENTION  To Decide Whether to Eedursn Thir¢   To Decide Whether to Endorse Thirc Party or Fight Both Old Parties.

WOMEN TO CALL CONVENTION   National Party to Meet to Decide on an Election Policy This Fali.

TO DECIDE ELECTION POLICY   National Women’s Party to Call Conwentinn in Few Dave.

ALLEN AT DES MOINES,      Ile Will he Principal Speaker Betore M. E. Conterence.

ALLEN TO METHODISTS   Governor to Address Methodist .Conference Today

INDIANA HOGS WIN AT CalCAGO ShOl   Car of Hampshires Entered by Marior Man Take Grand: Championship at International Live Stock Ex position.

RULES AGAINST PRESCRIPTIONS   Chicago Druggist. Told Not to Furnish Liquor to Delegates.

Many Republican Delegates Armed With ‘Prescriptions’ For Eye-Openers at Chicag«

KENNEDY OPENS HEADQUARTERS IN MONTGOMER\   Only One Candidate to Date Announces in Opposition to Anniston Man

MOB IN KANSAS LYNCHES NEGRO   Literally Tear  Pittsburgeh Jail To Pieces To Get At Assailant Of Girl

NEGRO TRAMP PAIDWITHLIFE  > FOR ASSAULT. ~~ ON WHITE GIRL   Méb, Tore Apart the Jail in Wiie » Prisoner Was Held and Hutig Him to.Telegraph Pole - -

MOB IN KANSAS LYNCHES NEGRO   Tramp Pays With His’ Life For Attack. On Girl   SMALL JAIL IS WRECKED   ‘Officers Overpowered and  Prisoner. Hanged to Pole

NEGRO TRAMP  "PAIDWITHLIFE “FOR ASSAULT .  ON WHITE GIRL   Mob Tore Apart the Jail in W. hich Prisoner Was Held and Hwig — “Him to Telegraph Pole

Negro Lynched By Mob After Attack On Girl   Jail in Pitteburgh, Kan., Is Storme: and Negro is Strung Up on Nearest Telephone Pole— —Officerg; Over. powered

KANSAS MOB STGRM JAN HANG NEGRO   Dragged Through Hok Cut in the Wall and Strung to Pole.

R.R.OTRIKE 1d DERIMENT 10 MANUFACTURES   Grave Shortage of Raw Ma terials Exists in Many of the Plants.   MANY SWITCHMEN ARE STILL HOLDING OUT   Food Situation in Youngs town, Ohio, is Reported Serious.

STRIKERS STILL, OUT   Reads Won't Take Them Back With Seniority Rights -

Iron Moulders Demand $10 Minimum Wage; Carpenters Must Resume Work or Set-Hement Offer Will Be Withdrawn .

STRIKE EPIDEMIC SWEEPS CHICAGO   i i re ili el  Railmen, Iron Moulders, Car penters, Cooks, and Waiters are Idle Today

BUSIN WANT CHICAGO STRIKE PARLEY   Manufacturers In Need of Raw Material Demand Settle ment of Row.

TURN STRIKERS DOWN,   Railroad Managers Refused to Restore Seniority Rights.

ANIL MANAGERS CAHIR SWITCHNEN   . OF en ue wens  Refuse to Accept Offer of  Granau That Men Be Given Seniority.   FOOD ‘SITUATION TENSE

STRIKE FOLLOWS STRIKE IN WINDY CITY LABOR WAR  7 8S ks ORS ea   Railmen, Molders, Car. penters, Waiters Oultt.

STRIKE STILL ON,   Van Who Led) Sweechmen = 60 “Now Pleads for Them to be . Taken Back,

SWITCHMEN BRE: STILL OUT, SNS ~ JOHN ERUNAL   Chicago Having. Plenty Trouble on Account of  Several Walkouts

19,000 SW!TCHMEN STILL ON STRIKE   Other Chicago Tradesmen Out and Many Lines of Business Hampered.

PLOUDBURST AT CARLISLE, KY,   Resnits in $500,000 Damage to Property

CLOUDBURST IN SOUTH: 3 DROWN   Five Hundred Said to Be Homeless at Carlisle, Ky., as Result of Sudden Flood; Half Million Property Loss in District Hit by Storm.

HALF-HOUR TALK ' BY WIRELESS FOR N.Y. AND CHICAGO   Regular: Service to Be Main  -tained Between. Two Loy (Milae 7

SOME NEWSPAPER STATISTICS,   The Standing of the Tribune is Ex. ceptional in Its Chass,

SOM     4 Oe I EWSPAPER STATISTICS.      Be ge 4  tthe Standing of the Tr  ,ceptional in Its Cl       ne is Ex.

STORM FLAGS FLY ~ FAST GULE-COAS   WASHINGTON SAYS DISTUREANCE IS IMMEDIATELY SOUTH MOBILE BAY.

(ULF STORM NEAR MOBILE® HEADED TO NORTHEAST   ‘Atlantic Coast Expected to Get ¢ bhakine Up-—sixty Mile Winu South of Mississippi

DES MOINES RESIDENTS,   Qovernor-Elect Kendall and Wife ‘Ara Living In Capital City.

KENDALL To DES MOINES,   Governor-Elect and Wife Take Us Residence in Hotel.

VON BRAPPS MARINE BRIGADE IS NOT DISARMED AND IS SET FOR NEW BLOW AT GOVERNMENT   MUST LEAVE RUHR REGION   Freach Insist That Versailles Treaty be Adhered to and That Germans lmmediatel) Withdraw From Westphalian District

BRIGADE REFUSES. TOBE DISBANDED   Military: Power of Von Kapp Revolt Refuses To Be Djs- is A bolved. : i  1

VON KAPP MARINE HAG NOT DISBANDED SAYS [FADER OF RED TROOP:   Reports From War Torn Ruhr District Fail to Jibe—Some Assert Fighting Has Ceased, Others Say It Has Not.

GERM ANY I$ veep ne      Military Power of Von Kapp Revolution Is Still Under Arms   Situation in West Ger. many Is Rapidly Being Cleared Up

WILL NOT DISBAND BRIGADE CLAIMS   Ehrhardt’s German Marines to be Intact, Declare Officers   ENLISTING RECRUITS DAILY   “Who's Going to Disarm Us. This tsn’t Ended’? Say Leaders

ADAMS HOSPITAL GOAL BELIEVED IN SIGHT   Drive. For. $100,000. Endowment Fund Will Close Tomorrow-—Reports Encouraging

MONEY POURING . IN TO HOsPIT®.   Workers Gratified By Response to Appeal For Endowment hund.

BERGDOLL IS ~—_ INGERMANY   Draft Dodger, Not Ye Taken into Custod:  Says Military.

+: eee Te EE i i on 3 4 i = a4 5 ioe a. a. & ¢ n a ii hal a a 4 ~, a “ } r .  sna WU § U  GIVE. UE ALLEGED WAR OFFENDERS

GERMAN RESIGNS. RATHER THAN BE AGENT IN ACTION   Allied Note and List of Persons Demanded Are Returned to ‘French Government.

TRY 3 NEGROES FOR THE MURDER OF A WHITE GIRL   POLICEMAN AMONG TRIO HELD IN CONNECTION WITH KILLINK OF BERTHA WLEBECK

MAY BUY WHISKEY FOR MEDICINAL USE   Internal Revenue Office Announces Plans for Sale-—To Watch for Profiteers.

LES FOR OBTAINING LIQUOR ARE ANNOUNCEL   Will Be Issued for ‘Medicinal Purposes Only-on Doctor's Prescription.   ALL MADE ACCOUNTED FOR   Government Will Know How Ev. ery Drop Is Dispensed; Permits Required,

Regulations Announced for Selling Liquor as Medicine   System of Permits Will Be Established Providing a Definite and Fixed Channel Through Which All Intoxicants Will Move—U. S. to Have Check on All Distilled Stocks, Not in Private Homes.

ANGER FOR oleh OF NATION 10 BE SOLD UNDER LA   ‘OMAMESSIONER ROPES OUTLINES STEPS NECESSARY TO SECURE INTONICANTS.,

THE SALE OF LIQUCT          ay ERNME NT ISSUES STH ORDERS-ON SUBJECT.    om we . 4 Physicians sand Pharuacists Une  trick Regulation.

HERE’S HOW IT’S DONE   Bat Who Could Enjoy a Drink Under Such Cenditions?

THE OALE OF LIQUOR   GOVERNMENT IsstEs STRUT ORDERS ON SUBIFCT.   Physicians and Pharmacists Cader  Strict, Regulation.

BUVERNMENT PERFECTS PLAN TO KEEP A CLOSE TAB ON ALL ITS BOOZE   System of Permits Devised Through Which Every Gallon Must Pass.

URUGGISTS CAN OELL LIQUOR   DOCTORS WILL BE ALLOWED PRESCRIBE SPIRITS TP NEEDED   ONLY 6 OTS. AT A TIM   Liquor Wust be Bought Under Govern. ment Permit— Prescriptions on U, S. Stationery,

Hoe UF LIQUOR POA WCHTCINED la PERMITTED   GOVERNMENT TO KEEP TRACK OF EVERY GALLON NOW UNDER STORAGE   Dienensers Will Not Be Allewed Tx Prefiteer Commissioner Roper Assures Them

System Compiled Provides Detinite an Fixed Channel by Which Govern ment Will Know Location of Ever Galion Within Nation's Boundarie Exeept Private Stoeks,

EAPLAING HOM WHTOKEY NAY BE PROGUREL   Certain Procedure Makes It Available for Medi cinal Purposes.

SICK PERSON MAY PROCURE REAL LIQUOR   Pint May Be Prescribed by Physician; Must Last 10 Days.

UR  i : FOR SICKNESS      Government Announces: Plan To Control All Distilled “Stuff in the Country,   TO SELL ALL BOOZE _ SEIZED BEFORE OCT, 28   Physicians Can Get Not More Than. Six Quarts During a Calendar Year, Says. Inspector Roper.

Government Will Know Location of Every Gallon Within Nation's Boundaries, Except That Stored in Private Homes-—--Roper Issues Warn. ing Against Profiteering.

RULESEEIVEN  ON WHISKE!   COMMISSIONER ROPER LAYS DOWN SALE METHODS FOR DOCTORS AND DRUGGISTS    PERMITS OMUST BE HAD

HOW BOOZE MAY BE OBTAINED BY CHRONIGALLY IL!   Pharinacicts. will be- Wet Goods Dispensers but Patient Must ave Prescription and Iederak Permit. Ss

STRICT ACCOUNT WILL OL KEPT ON ALL LIQUOR   Methods Announced by Government for Obtaining Liquor   FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY

ROPER GIVES RULES FOR GETTING LIQUOR   REGULATIONS STRINGENT, BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE.   Deeters and Dregsgiets Seerce oe! Supply fer Medicinal Purpeseo— Prettecring Net te Be Permitted.

NEW RULES OV LIQUOR SALES   Shows One and Only Way to Ge' Any Booze.   SEIZED GOODS TO BE SOLD   Bureau of Internal Revenue Compile: System of Permits Providing Definite and Fixed Channel! Through Which Liquors Must Move.

SHOWS ONLY WAY TO GET LIQUOR   Bureau of Internal Revenue  issues New Rules on =». Whisky Sales.   ) SELL «6 SEVZEB SPIRITS   Dostcr Can Prescribe Intoxicants, if Necessary, Lut Only on Blanks Issued by the Government— Six Quarts the Limit.

NATION TO GIVE PERMIT FOR SAL OF INTOXIGANTS   Revenue Conimissioner Announces Regulations Which Will Enable’ Complete Check on All Liquor   Order Provides Druggists Can  Dispense on Doctors’ Prescriptions

GOVERNMENT TELLS. “ROW LIQUOR: MAY BE SOLD AS MEDIGINE   Detailed Regulations Are Made Public By the Bureau of - Internal Revenue.   EVOLVE SYSTEM OF PERMITS      Pint Per Patient. in Ten Days. Doctors May Have On Hand Six Quarts Per Year.

GIVING BATTLE TO THE TARPON   President-Elect at Rest and : Recreation at Southernmost  i United States Point.   ‘AFTER THE Bl&@ FISH ! IN GULF OF MEXICO   ‘The Harding Party Invited to , Visit Mexico by the Mata-

COMING PRESIDENT — THROWS LINE INTO SCHOOL OF TARPON   Guesis at Point Isabel Hote Scramble for Possession of Few-Wash Basins Available

TAFT’S SON TO LEGISLATURE   Robert Will Be One of Cincinnati Del. egation In Ohlo Lower House.

REPLACED BY SQUAD OF STATE CONSTABULARY TO PRESLDENT ORDER LN DISTRICT.

SOLDIERS LEAVE AFTER THREE MONTHS OF DUTY.   Regulars Taken Out.of Coal Fiald During Night; Go to Camp... “Bherman, Ohio.          CONSTABULARY MEMBERS : ON SCENE THIS MORNING   Additional Detachment Is Expont.      TO WORK FROM WILLIAMBOR   Mingo'Coal District Be Thoroughly Covered; Strike Sill: BC ae in Progress...

REGULARS HAVE BEEN RELIEVED   State Constabulary. Now on Guard in Place of  U. S. Soldiers

FEDERAL TROOPS WITHORAWN FROM COAL FIELE   Battalion is Returned to Camr Sherman After Months 01

WOULD SAVE NATIONAL PARKS      Secretary Fayne Waats Them Ff xempt From Water Power Biil.

TT  MAIL SACKS ACCOUNTED FOR   Dispesition Kaown of All Stwolea at Conncil Binuffs.

REED SEES DIRE PERIL DF GETTING INTO NEW WA   HE DEMANDS THAT TROOPS OF AMERICA NOW HELD IN EUROPE BE BROUGHY HOME AT ONCE, ERE ROW BEGINS.

EN, REED SEES ANOTHER WAR NEAR       Demarids, United ‘States Gets Troops Out of Europe At Earliest Pos“sible Opportunity.

JIM REED SOUNDS AN ALARM   Missouri Senator Spys Another War Pendiog ond Wants American  Troopa Home

EOT VIRGINIA TO BE BATTLE GROUNI   Plans for Remainder of Campaign Formulated at Conference at Home of Democratic Nominee.

DEMOCRATS. PLAN. CAMPAIGN WINITUE   Govérnor Cox to to Deliver Ad dresses In Seven States Before Election Day.

Swing to Atlantic Will Include Two Days in New England and Great Meeting in New York City— Night Meetings in Indianapolis and Chicago— Map Out Campaign in Ohio.

BIG STATES TO BE VISITED      9AIG, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, NEW YORK, ETC., TO BE FOUGHT FOR.

LEADERS CONFER ON FINAL PLANS   Democratic Strategists Prepare for the Final PreElection Thrust   ARRANGE DATES FOR COX   Doubtful States of Union Will be Chief Battleground for Candidate.

COX PLANS FINAL CAMPAIGN SWINC   Democratic Nominee Will Speak i in Madison Square Garden, New York, October 23

COX AND ADVISERS PLAN THE FINISH OF THE CAMPAIGN   Democratic Leaders Pick Out Battle Ground for Final Month.

BEG STATES TO BI VISITED      OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, ae  MR YORK, ETC. TO HE FOUGHT FOR.

WANT INDIAN TEAM   Haskell Athletes Asked for by Chanute Fair Associatien

AMERICAN “MANDATE silly ie   LEAGUR  SUGGESTS ‘AMERICA LOOK ABTEI: SANMENIA,   Fourteen Nations Secking Admit. tance Forces Article 10 to Front.

AMERICAN MANDATE   LEAGUE SUGGESTS AMERICA LOOK ARTER ARMENIA,   Fourteen Nations Seeking Admit tance Forces Article 10 to Front.

ACTOR IS SHOT IN MISHAP   Kitty Gordon, Vaudeville Star, Acci dentally Wounds J. A. Hack.

SHOOTS ACTOR IN MISHAP   Kitty Gordon, Wife of Lord Beres ford, Wounds Joe A. Hack in Chicago Theater.

KITTY GORDON SHOOTS ACTOR   VAUDEVILLE ACTRESS DIS COVERS CARTRIDGE IN REVOLVER.

SHOE PROFITEER FINED $2,000   Company Pleads Guilty to Charge in United States Court at Pittsburgh. A

SHOE PROFITEER FINED   Penalty of $2,000 Imposed on Pittsborg Footyeur Concern.  caitlin eae arr taca

RUSSIAN OFFICERS WILL AID. GERMANS AFPORTS DECLARE   PLANS FOR REV REVOLUTION PREPARED TO SMALLEST DETAIL, IS BELIEF

STRIKE MAY  BE AVERTE! IS THE HOPE   As the Critical Moment Draw: Near Optimism Reigns as in Strike.

RAILWAY SHOPMEN WIEB LAY DOWN THEER TOOLS TUESDAY MORNING He WAGES ARE NOT RAISED   APPEAL TO. PRESIDENT   Wilson Will Mect Delesation of Union Officials Tomorrow Morning w~Little Hope for Agree. ment is Entertained

AIL WORKERS TO BE HEARD BY PRESIDENT WILSON TOMORROW   To Appeal From Hinies’s Rejection of Demands—Conferexce, First Since President Became Ill, To Be Held in Open Air.

at the White House 3   MEN NOT OPTIMISTIC OF GAINING DEMANDS          DEFINITE ANSWER IS EXP! ED FROM PRESIDENT, FICIALS BELIEVE 8?  MAY BE AVERTED.

Officials of Both. Sides — Still Hope for Settlemeni   THE PRESIDENT WILL MEET DELEGATION OF ‘THREE UNION OFFICIALS AT 10:30 TOMORROW’ AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

PRESIDENT WILL SEE TRAINMEN   Wilson to Have Personal Conference to Discuss Wage Demands   TUMULTY AND - HINES CONFER

a -t = i e a ; 10 CONFER:. WITH RAILWAY  MEN'S.  REPRESENTATIVES.   ‘ROR! FINAL DECISION   WHITE HOUSH OFFICIALS CON. 'CERNED AT GRAVITY OF ee PROBLEMS:   al «i - &, Declare (ieneral Publle Does Net 7. Realize Serious Nature of  . ‘issues Involved. °

PRESIDENT WILL SEE SPOKESMEN OF RAILROADERS   Personal Conference to Be Held  Friday to Discuss Demands of Brotherhoods.      THREE SENT TO MEETING   Hines Has Furnished Detailed Report Which Mr. Wilson \ [s Studying.

WILSON AGAIN ASSUMES REINS   President Takes Complete Charge of the Railroad Wage Controversy   IS BUSY AT WORK   To Meet with Union Leaders Tomorrow—Turmulty Meets with Hines

WILSON TO MEET RAILROAD UNION MEN TOMORROW   THE WAGE DEMANDS OF TWO MILLION EMPLOYES ARE TO BE DISCUSSED.

PRESIDENT WILSON TO GIVE RIL. MEN. ANSWER TOMORROM   Director General Hines Turns  . Responsibility Over to Executivé —Studies Situation Today:   DETROIT STRIKERS BUSY

PRESIDENT WILT DISCUSS SITUATION   PERSONAL CONPRERENCE BRETWEEN HEAD OF GOVERNMENT AND REPRESENTATIVES it   “WAGES” TO BE ISSUE   Solution of the Emergency Vow Up to the Executive and thé Heads of Orders es

PRESIDENT TO MEET UNION HEADS TOMORROW; EXPECT WILL REFUSE WAGE RAISE

RAIL MEN T0 SEE WILSON   Conference With President Set for Tomorrow.   AT PRESIDENT'S SUGGESTION   Director General Holding Conferences Today With Maintenance of Way and Trainmen Heads.

(NO AMEN SUMMONED TO WHITE HOUSE Th ~HEW WAGE DISCUSSION      FINAL SETTLEMENT OF FIGHT  MAY COME THROUGH NEW BILL

WILSON WILL SEE UNION CHIEFS,   Claims of Railway Workers Will Be Placed Directly Before the President at Conference.   WILL SEE LEADERS __. - ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN.

ft Is. Expected That He Will Then Give Them His Answer to a Their Demand for Immediate Wage Increase Which bo, They Have Pressed With Rail Director Hines

PRESIDENT TO © MEET THREE RAIL LEADERS.   Three Union Officials to White House for Conferance Tomorrow:— Insist on Demands. §

TO MEET RAILROADERS TOMOR: ROW   And Go Over Entire Question o! Wage Increases for the Men   President Rather Confident There Will Be No Strike.

MEETS MEN FROM RAILWAY UNION AT WHITE HOUSE   CONFERENCE ARRANGED FOR TO MORROW MORNING.   HOPES TO ARRANGE AT SOME SETTLEMENT.   While the Company Awaits Results of This Conference, Headquarters For Maintenance of Way Strike Are Onened.

WILSON TO MEET RAIL MEN TODAY   President Will Confer With Brotherhood Chiafs Over Wage Demand.   MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE   Executive Studies Report on Wage Ne gotiations Which Director General Submitted—Unions Prepare to Put Srike in Effect.

President to Deal Personally Witl Threatened Strike of Brotherheods    DIRECTOR GENERAL HINES FILES’ REPORT ON WAGE NEGOTIATIONS

_— TOMEET WILSON ARE IN RECEPTIVE MOOU   JOHN BARTON PAYNE, ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF INTERIO

WAGE DEMANDS NOW IN HANDS we OF PRESIDENT   WILL HOLD PERSONAL CON FERENCE WITH THREE BROTHERHOODS FRIDAY   VIEWS OF BOTH SIDES DRAFTED FOR ACTION   Time President Will Take On Matte Is Problem of Uncertainty Was Stated Today.

SETTLEMENT OF RAIL CRISIS [5 UP TO WILSON   Director Hines and Un: ion Heads Have Pre pared Briefs.

PRESIDENT MEETS RAIL’ MEN FRIDAY   Three Representatives to Confer With Wilson on Wage Demands.   TO DISCUSS ALL ANGLES   \ Report of Hines  to Be Taken Up at Parley—No Cabinet Meetings Unless Called*by Wilson.

TO DISCUSS THE WAGE DEMANDS   Union Representatives of 2,000,000 Men Yo See  Pres. Wilson Tomorrow

Wilson Will ay K. K. ‘Men   xecutive Will Discuss Railroad Men’s Demand: in’ White House Garden Conference. First Meeting, Aside from Cabinet  " Gatherines Since Jllnese ‘

TO MEET WILSON      President Expected to Give Fina Wage Reply Today.   BELIEVED HE’LL BACK HINES   Weather Permitting, the Union Leaders Will See the Chief Executive “on the South Lawn of the White House.

BROTHERHOOD WEN. 10 SEE PRESIDENT   Conference’ Will] Tomorrow, to: Discuss Wace Demands.             Stand: Taken: by the Trainmen Caving Worry to Admin: istration

RAIL DELEGATES 10 MEET WILSON   Request for Higher Wages Will be Placed Before President at 10 A. M. Tomorrow.   HINES COLLECTING DATA

HINES LEAVES WAGE  SCALE PROBLEM UP TO WILSON; STRIKE HEADQUARTERS OPEN

PRESIDENT WILL GE HIS REPLY   TO RAILROAD MEN AT 10:30 O'CLOCK TIOMORROW.   AT A WHITE HOUSE MEETING   Labor Leaders Believe They Will Get What They Are Asking For and Thereby Prevent the Impencting Strike.

WILSON GIVES ~ PERSONAL EAR TO UNION MEN   Friday’s Conference Will Be President’s First Since IlIness Began   TRY TO BLOCK STRIKE   GENERAL PUBLIC BLIND AND DEAF TC SERIOUS DANGER AHEAD, CAPITAL THINKS

JOHN BARTON PAYKE SECRETARY INTERIOR   PRESIDENT WILL MEET RAILROAD UNION OFFICIALS TO. MORROW ANNOUNCED

Jewell to Head Union Rail Workers in Meeting Friday   MANION AND SHEA ALSO NAMED   Final sneha -e Uncle Sam Expected in the Conries

JHREE REPRESENTATIVES = OF RAILROAD WORKERS 10 ~ MEET WITH THE PRESIDENT

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM IS LEFT TO PRESIDENT   Decisibn . to Lay Mal Matter. Before Wilson Reached After Agree. ment Is Denied. :               Pree Need to. Bittle Question Ta Not Yet Revealed.      GRIEVANCES NOT SEPARATE   Hines Holds That No. Increase Should Be Granted Just .as. _, Roads. Return to Owners.

PAEOIUEN GONSEATO  I Mt! UNIONS   ar ore Give Notice They Wish to Quit Present  Contract Feb. 23   GRANT DEMANDS OR WE STRIKE—MALLOY   Three Brotherhood Men Con fer With Wilson at 10:30  a. m. Lomorrow

WHOLE DISPUTE CHECKED UP TO NATION’S CHIEF   Officials. Declare. People Do. Not Realize How Grave. Railroad — Situation Has Become 

PRESIDENT TO TAKE UP BROTHERHOOD DEMANDS WITH 3 UNION LEADERS   Meeting Will Be Held on White House Lawi Tomorrow—Officials Declare General Public Does Not Realize Serious Nature ot the Issues Involved.

WILSON TO CONFER WITH BROTHERHOOD MER      Not Decided Which Union Leaders Will Meet Presi dent—M. of W. Men Go Ahead With Strike Plans.

THREE HEADS OF AROTHERHGODS T MEET EXECUTIE   ‘Conference Tomorrow Deemed by Wilson Best Way to Handle Situation.   PROBLEM MORE SERIOUS THAN PUBLIC REALIZE‘   B. R. T. Head's Notice of Break of Agreement 1s Source of Concern to Officials.

TO GIVE ANSWER TO WAGE DEMAND      Conference To Be Held Friday At 10:30 At White House--Takes Compiete Charge of Railroad Wage Controversy.   SCHOOLS GESNEVE   LINCOLN’S BIRTHDA\   Patriotic Programs In Junior High  am Grade Scheols—High  School Program Next  af + UF ante

SERIOUSNESS OF FOOURo. RU yt MERRICEY _ Pernice te Aatine  White House Officials sDo No o Not: ‘Conceal Gravity ‘of Situa béan. Whife Tlatan ‘Make ./No -Comment’ «

PLANS 10 AGT 10 AVERT STRIKE OF 300,000 WORKERS   President Will Meet Delegates From Labor Unions in Wheeled Chair Confere"ce at 10:30 Tomorrow; Jewell to Head Conference.   Written Report on Controversy and Developments Sihce Men Laid Aside Demands and Waited for Reduction in 4. <&. Lb. is Submitted to Wi son.

WILSON TO MEET RAIL CHIEFS AT THE WHITE HOUSE      Conference Arranged for Tomorrow with Representa~tives_of Three... of =.  The Unions.   NOT STATED WHICH   Not Yet Decided Which Unione Will Be Represented at the Conference with the  President,

PRESIDENT TAKES PERSONAL HAND IN WAGE CONTROVERSY   MEETING TO BE HELD TO MORROW ON LAWN AT WHITE HOUSE...   HINES REPORTS   Director General Completes Data, Final Decision Still Hangs.

WILSON TO MEET RAILROAD MEN   President is Studying Report of Wage Negotiations. Hines Meets Tumulty.   OFFICIALS ARE CONCERNED   General Public Does Not Realize Seri ousness of Issues. Willing to Leave  Case With President.

PHEOWEN  UNDEAD  I) Mc] UNIONS   Trainmen Give Notice They Wish to Quit Present Contract Feb. 23   GRANT DEMANDS OR WE STRIKE—MALLOY   Three Brotherhood Men Confer With Wilson at 10:30  a.m, T nereareeinis

COMMITTEE OF THREE 10 ~ PUT GRIEUANCES BEFORE PRESIDENT IN MORNING   Representatives of Workers Hold Little Hope of Getting All Demands But Expeet to Avoid General Strike.

For Definite Discussion of Wage Demands of the Two Million Workers   RAILROAD BILL WILL PROBABLY BE PASSED

EXPECT WILSON.  TO ANSWER  WAGE DEMAND   FEDERATION OF LABOR NAMES COMMITTEE OF THREE TO CONFER "WITH THE RESIDE’; T.   Cabinet: Mectings Have Reen Calied off Until Ferther Notice—Wilson to Teke Up Question Himself Personally.

THE SITUATION IS)  CONSIDERED GRAVE   Government Officials in Washington Not a Little Worried Over Insistent Demands by Rail-__. road Workers for More Pay.

Wage Demands of Two Million Rail Employes Subject of Discussion.  Which of Unions Are Represented Is Undetermined Says Director Hines.

PRESIDENT WILS@N TO PASS JUDGMENT   DIRECTOR HINES AND : oy EMPLOYES FAIL TO AGREE   THE PRESIDENT WILL GONEEE   Statement Setting Forth the Views  of Both Sides To Be Presented To President (Wilson.

WILSON 10 HOLD CONFERENCE WITH UNION LEADERS   President Will Meet Brotherhoed Repre sentatives on Wages.

Appeal to President. Taken: al  ~~ Request of: Unio Leaders— “It Does: Not Mean Final on Break Between: Government _ and Roadmen,— Say: Bott a 1 ae

DISCUSS DEMANDS   President Witson Will Meet Witt Representatives of Unions Tomorrow.

HINES 10 SUBMIT DATA TO WILSON: DECISION TODAY   Maintenance Of Way Employes Say That Strike Will Not Be Called Off   PRESIDENT TO DECIDE   Will Find It Difficult T Grant Demands Of Unions Officials Predict

STRIKE CRISIS -ATHAND    Brotherhood Chiefs to See, President Friday   INSIST ON THEIR DEMANDS   Wilson Is Likely to Urge  Further Negotiations

Will Hold Personal Conference to Discuss Wage Demands of Two Million Railroad Em.ployes

STR, PROBLEM ~ $ UP TO_WILSON   Appeal to President Taken a Request of Union Leaders— It Does Not Mean Fina Break Between Governmen'  and Roadmen, Say Both  Qtdlan

TEPHCOENTAT VEO OF WORKERS TO MCT PRESIDENT TOMORROW   Conference Between President and the Representatives of Brotherhoods Expected to Develop Some Means of Reaching Satisfactory Settlement of Situation.

POWERS DEFIED BY VILNA DEFENDER   Poland Trying to Get Out o Ticklish Situation in Lithuania.

TO KEEP EYE ON CROOKS.   New York’s Financial District To Be Watched Over by Ex-Sing Sing Nr FB arala

LEADERS ORGANIZ  wey NMrectttce Breri   Regulars Rout Anfa Army of Chinese Rebels

‘EARLY AGREEMENT   Between Government and Mii. Itants is Expected

MAY AGRER WITH WORKERS   Serttiement of Trouble » Ruhr Pegion je Expected Soon.

POLES PUT SOVIET TO FLICHT   Pronounced Victory Over Bolsechviki -Is Reported,

POLES VICTORIOUS 1 LONG BATTLE AGAINST BOLSHEVIK! DIVISION   PRONOUNCED VICTORY WON ANT GUNS AND OTHER BOOTY CAPTURED BY THE POLES.

OLD TUESDAY   It Was Boru Into the Union Decem+. ber 28, 1846—Seventy-Four Years Ago,

IOWA 74 YEARS OLD TUESDAY   It Was Born’ Into the Unien Decem+» ber 28, 1846—Seventy-Four Years Ago.

BASEBALL FANS ARE FREED   Judge Lets Them Off With Donation to Policeman’s Fund.

BASEBALL FANS ARE “FINED”   Gamblers Arrested in ‘Chicago. Cut Park Contribute to Fund for Family Of Slain Policeman.

Wook GROWERS TO MEET.   Plan is to Pool theWool and Put ij In Hands of Agents.

WOOL GROWERS TO MEET.        poland Pur i ents,  Plan is to Pool th In Hands af;

SHOWERS AID CORN CROPS OVER STATE   Three Inch Down Pour Reported At Boone and Vicinity.

ASK FOR TROOPS TO QUELL RIOTS IN MINING TOWNS   SERIOUS SITUATION IN W. VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY.

STRIKING COAL MINERS QUELLED BY U.S. TROOPS   Machine Guns Backed by In fantry Halt Riots in West Virginia Coal District   MINES ARE ATTACKED   Reinforcements of Troops Sent to Mines Today; Martial Law Mav He Declared.

CMLL TROOPS TO AUELL STRIKERS   vest Virginia Towns are Attacked. by Volleys From Mountains.   0,000 MEN WALK OUT

COAL STRIKE AREA IN WEST VIRGINIA IS TORN BY STRIFE   FIRING FROM MOUNTAINSIDE ON VILLAGE OF CHATTEROY OCCURS  DURING NIGHT.   U. S. Infantry Engages in Two Skirmishes With WY

Attacks Made On Chatteroy and Mine No. 2, From the ‘Woods About.   TPLEGRAPH WIRES ALL CUT!   Reinforcements of the Federal Troops Sent to Both Conmuanities.

FIRING KEEPS  UPALL NIGHT IN MINGO FIELE   ATTACKS RENEWED ON MINE OF THACKER COAL COMPANY ,..-TROOPS HURRIED TO scree   Telegraph und Telephone Wires Down—Strike Called for Kentucky Monday.

Firing on West Virginia Coal Towns   Firing From Woods on Village o: Chatteroy Ji Coal Strike Section o} West Virginia,

Attack Made on Chatteroy ir Coal Fields—Soldiers Returr Fire, but Outcome of Fight Is Unknown.

OUTCOME OF WOODS FIGHT NOT LEARNED   Reinforcements Rushed Uy to Aid Soldiers. on Guard in West. Virginia.«.  WIRES ARE ALL CUT, ' DISTRICT IS ISOLATED

MINE GUARDS ARE ~RE-ENFORCED   More Federal Troops Sent To Coal Strike District

COAL MINES UNDER FIRE   Reinforcements of: Federal Troops Sent to Scene of Strike Battles.

HEAVY FIRING NEAR MINES OF WEST VIRGINIE   Reinforcements of Soldier Sent to Points After At tacks During Night, Re ports State.

FLOUR TAKES 2ND DROP WITHIN WEEK      Decline Is Attributed To Uncertain and Erratic Wheat Situation.

DIVORCE TALK LEADS 10 DEAT   Rockford, DL, Man Kills Wif and Fatally Wounds Mother-in-Law,

Spurns $132,000 Profit   Woman Will Retain Beautifully En * graved Stock Certificate.

WIFE OF IRISH MARTYR ARRIVES   Mrs. Terence MacSwinney Comes ‘to U. S. To Tell of Ireland’s Cause.

ON THE CELTIC   Coming To U. S. To. Testif Before Committee of 100

M’BWINEYS. OFF NEW YORK   Thousands of Irish Sympathizera Wil E Greet Them,

MRS. M’SWINEY - LANDED INN. Y. THIS MORNING   Widow of the Late Lor: Mayor Will Testify Be fore Committee of On  Hundred.

GREET WIDOW OF MACSWINEY   Thoueande of Irish Sympathizers we!come Widow of Late Mayer. of Cork. = es

GREET WIDOW OF MACSWINEY   Thousands of Irish Sympathizers Wal. come Widow of Late Mayor ef Cork. _

MACSWINEY'S WINOW If NCALY FUE LENCING Ih AMERITAN PORT TANAY   COMES WITH HUSBAND'S SISTER TO TESTIFY BEFORE COM. MITTER OF TTENDRED,

MRS MacSWINEY I$ GUEST IN NEW YORK   Is Accompanied by Late Mayor’s Sister — Women Are Cheered on the Way to Their Hotel   Women Are Cheered

MAS. MACGWINEY REACHES. NEW YORK   A GREAT PARADE WAS ORMED ON 284 STREET   DEMONSTRATIVE WELCOME   The Band Played Star Spangled Ban. ner and Murchers Checered for une AIeish Republic.

MPSWINEY’S. WIFE AND SISTER HERE   Widow and Sister ‘of. Late Lord Mayor of Cork Seite “on Liner Cretic’ .      Thousands of Irish Sympa: thizers at Pier to: ‘Greet * Wietaes

MARS. MAG SWINEY WEI PRMED TOU. S.   hish Sympathizers Greet Wid ow of Victim of Hunger rs Strike. .

He SUFFERED IN OMLENGE 10 AVOID SCANDAL   But After 36 Years Ridgely Family Skelton Stalks Out of Closet.   SON OF MILLIONAIRE KEPT HIS SON SECRET   Red Blooded Anger Finall Overcame Blue Blooded Scruples.

CHICAGO-GOTHAM 5 HOURS 31 MIN.   Mail Aviator Sets Mark on 742 Mile Dash

NEW DEMANDS FROM WOMEN   World Leaders Begin Series of Con. ferences at Washington,

WOMEN MAKE NEW DEMANDS   Series of Conferences of World Mili tant Leaders Begins in Wash. ington Today.

BRITISH CAVALRY POURS — INTO IRELAND TO ASSIST FORCES ON DUTY THER!

Rallies Carranzans After Governor is Made Prisoner by _ the Revolutionists,   JUAREZ GARRISON TO REMAIN LOYAL TO CHIEF   Report of Impending Uprising Answered by Declaration — of Loyalty by Troops’. Leaders.

REBELS DRIVEN FROM GhInUARUA CHY, 15 CLAIM   Revolting Troops Have Been Ousted From State Capital by Men Loyal to Carranza. Led by de la 0.

PRODUCTION OF NEWS PRINT PAPER TO BE INGREASE   New Mills Are Being Built Which Wil Increase Capacity 30,008 Tons.

BIG INCREASE IN PAPER PRODUCTION PROMISED IN 1921   MISUNDERSTANDING IS BLAMEC FOR HOSTILITY BETWEEN PUBLISHERS AND PA. PERMILL MEN

ALLPAPERS MUST RAISE OR PERISH.   OLD BASIS OF CIRCULATION ANDO ADVERTISING RATES 1S INADEQUATE.

GOODRICH ASKED FOR FACTS   Coal Operator Calls on Governor to Furnish His Figures.

ASKS GOODRICH FOR FACTS   ‘Indiana Coal Operator Calta on the Governor to Furnish His Data.

CARRANZA'S BODY NOW IN CAPITOL   -ARKIVED AT MEXICO CITY ON A SPECLAL TRAIN EARLY THIS MORNING,   DAUGHTER TAKES CORPSE

DARRANZA'S BODY SENT 10 CAPITAL   Mexican Auhorities Leave Arrangements for Funeral to Two Daughters.   BURIAL AS PRIVATE CITIZEN   Former Fresident of Mexico May be Buried in Municipal Cemetery in Mexico City.

PAUPER’S GRAVE FOR CARRANZA   ec : MURDERED PRESIDENT, AT TIS  OWN WISILIS TO REST IN 5 SECEION OF CEMETERY DEVOTED TO POOR   SHOT DEAD IN SLEEP   GENERAL ORBRECON, PURIOUS AT CRIME, ORDERS PURSUIT  NY rw ef avroPpo

PAUPER’S GRAVE FOR CARRANZA   MURDERED PRESIDENT, AT HIS OWN WISH, IS TO REST IN SECTION OF CEMETERY DEVOTED TO POOR.   SHOT DEAD IN SLEEP   GENERAL OBREGON, FURIOUS AT CRIME, ORDERS PURSUIT OF THE cCr_aAYyErrRe

NO SIDE STEP _ == .. BY DEMOCRATS @_ SAY LEADERS   Wilson Indorsement is Certain, Say Members of Democratic National Committee in Frisco.   DECISIONS WILL ~ BE CLEANCUT   Jefinite Statements Promised on Prohibiiton, Irish Question, Woman Suffrage and Labor.

CANVEATION ecm   Democratic Leaders Declare Stand on League of Nations Will Ap= _ prove President’s Course   DEFINITE AND FINAL DECISIONS ON ALL IMPORTANT ISSUES PROMISED

M‘ADOO NOT TO BE CANDIDATE AT FRISCO MEET   Democratic Crown Prrince Cannot See Way Clear To Candidacy   GLASS BOOMLOOMS   FIGHT WILL NOW PROBABLY BE MADE FOR CANDIDACY oF CARTER GLASS.

Every Issue ‘Will Be. Fairly Met and Declarations, Are to Be Explicit, lt Is. De. Clared”    VIRGINIA PLANK ON * LEAGUE THE MODEL   Homer Cummings .Declares the President Has Agreed to Any Provisions to Expand the Covenant.

M°ADOO COUNTED CUT OF THE RAGE   PALMER AND COX TO GO AFTER DELEGATES — ONLY 390 INSTRUCTED.

RECORD.     ATTEMPT ‘TO ‘CHAN      Clumsy Work Digedverea'in Connec don With Street! Plat. 

ATTEMPT TO CHANGE RECORD.   . Ld Clumsy Work Discovered in Connection With Street Plat.

20,000 RED TROOPS ARE CAPTURED BY GENERAL WRANGEL   Soviets Agree to Withdrav Forces From Lithuanian Territory,

GOVERNOR TO. GAL  LEGISLATURE TO MERT IN SPEC Tall SESSION.     Body is Expected to Get Call in : . Few. Hours. ,

GOVERNOR 10 CALL   LEGISLATURE TO MEET IN SPEC. TAL, SESSION.   Body is Expected to Get Call in a  Few Hours.

RAIL CHIEFS TO HIT H. G. OF L   Roads Rapidly Returning to Pre _ war Efficiency, Say Officials at Chicago Meet.   EXPEDITE FREIGHT MOVEMEN}   “Garriera Are on Eve of Achieving Bete Operating Record Ever Made, Pius Best Financial Results,” Declares T. D. Cuvier,

RAIL CHIEFS TO HIT H. C. L.   One Hundred Meet in Chicago to Speed Up the Nation’s Transportation.

NATION-WIDE SEARCH INSTITUTED FOR GIRL WHO DISAPPERRED FROM HOME AT KANSAS CITY

DAUGHTER OF WEALTHY SHOE MAN IS: MISSING   Nation Wide Search Made Foi Kansas Gity Girl,

\ SEARCH STARTED FOR MISS KIMBALL   Daughter of Kansas: City Shoe Manufacturer Left Home Secretly Monday Nieht

SEARCH FOR GIRL ON   Caxhed Liberte! Want. and Tell Home in Fi of Metawebelisy 3 - £0 48 Salts.

REV. KORTELING TS COMMENDED   New Pastor of the Presbyterian, Churel Is Endorsed hy the Corning Presbytery

REV. KORTELING — IS COMMENDEL   New Pastor of the Prigbyterien Chare] iz Endorsed by the Corning . > Presbytery

FIVE BANDITS LOOT BANK; GET $10,000; FLEE   Robbery in St. Louis Institu tion Occurs Shortly After Opening.

DEFEAT OF MALGONTENTS AMONG KOREANS. REPORT   Japanese Claim Insurgents Dis. persed in Several Days’ . Skirmishing

Japs Disperse Gangs Of Armed Malcentents; Many Shot In Reprisals

KOREANS SLAIN BY THE JAPANESE   Troops Burn Entire Villages and Kill Inhabitants.   A cprisais Are Carried Out Against Maicontents Who Led Mikado’s Men Into Ambush.

MANY K@REANS SLAIN   ENTIRE VILLAGES ARE BURNED BY THE JAPANESE,   Mikado’s Troops Carry Out Reprisals After Being Led into an Ambush.

ARMED BANDS OF KOREAN MALCONTENTS BRAKEN U   Japanese Captured Machine Gun —Koreans Fought Desperately.

‘MAY SPEAK IN _LINCOLK   Harding, ti is Announced, Contemplates Speech Uere or at iymanaha ‘hie Fall.

mov emeént, present or praspective, LETTISH FORCKS. CAPTURE ~  inenprpnman ottarrren

MONEY ON  TOMATOES   Oklahoma Girl Follows Instruction: and Makes Money

PAUBERS LEARN PAROKERS THRIVE ON INJUNCTION   Methods Force Cattle Grow ers Out of Business, House Committee Told.

CHARGE BIG FIVE DRIVE ALL GROWERS TO THE LAST DITGR   Wyoming Live Stock Grower  Says the Packers Seek Control to Growers.   THRIVE ON INJUNCTIONS   People Lose Confidence in Courts Because They Fail to Accomplish Anything.

PACKERS THRIVE ON INJUNCTIONS WITNESS SAYS   -Tells House Committee That Stock Growers Are Ruined. °   SAYS PEOPLE ARE LOSING CONFIDENCE IN COURTS   Such Conditions, He Says Produce Socialists nd, Bolshevists. »

BIG FIVE’ VIOLATE LAW SAYS GROWER   Wyoming . Stock Grower Declares Meat Packers Thrive on injunctions.   FLAYS CONGRESS-COURTS

WESTERN LIVESTOCK ~ GROWER HAS SAY ON PACKERS’ METHODS   Tells- House Committee Tha “Big Five” Thrive on Iniunctions.

CATTLEMAN TALKS ln’ IN WASHINGTON   PECOMMENDS DE-LOUSING POF PACKING INDUSTRY.

URGES DELOUSING OF WHOLE MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY   Big F ive’ Charged With Reducing Livestock Prices

PACKERS THRIVE ON INTINGTION   Wyoming Man Scores Meth ods Used to Deal With “Big Vive”

GERMANS REQUEST LARGER MILITARY   SEEK INCREASE OF ONE HUN DRED THOUSAND MEN TO ‘THEIR ARMY   QUTLINE OF FORCE GIVEN   Includes Twelve Divisions of infantry With Full Comple. ment of Artillery and Cavalry.

HEAVY MAJORITY RECORDED   OPPONENTS DECLARES. IT COMMERCIALIZATION OF PATRIOTISM

THREE ROLL GALLS AND HOT DEBATES PRECEDE PAGOAGE   MEASURE GOES OVER BY VOTE OF 22) TO 92 AND IS SENT TO SENATE.   CARRIES SUSPENSION PLAN   Opponents of Act Denounce Move a Political Trick to Win Soldier Vote and Commercialize Patriotism,

BONUS BILL PASSES HOUSE; NOW TO SENATE   ema LEGISLATION GETS BY’ ALTER BITTER DEBATE 289 TO 92   PARTIES DIVIDED ON VOTE   Republicans Vote 174 For and 4 Avgainst~-Demoerats 112 For And 52 Avainst

eucttena RELIEF PASSED BY HOUGE   VOTE WAS 289 TO 92 AFTER HEATED DEBATE ON BOTH SIDES   NOW GOES 10 THE SENATE   Three Test Votes During the Day Gradually Wore Down the Strength of Members Opposing Measure.

JULDIERS All BILL PAdoco HOUSE; UP TO SENATE   After Weeks of Cummitiece Hearings and Caucuses Opponents To Bill Lose In Fight

OPPOSITION WORN  DOWN BY ADVOCATES   Early Test Votes Sbhowee Stages of Fight; Democrats and Recublicens Sollt.

MEASURE I8. READY TO G0 TO SENATE   Act is Passed by a Vote of 289 to 92; After Most Bitter Battle.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL IS PASSED BY THE HOUSI   Vote is 289 to 92—Measure Now Goes to the Senate.

SULDIER RELIEF BILL PAouED BY HOUSE AND SENT  TO THE SENATE   Measure Is Adopted By a Vote of 289 to 92: Between Roll Calls Debate Becomes Quite Hot,   ATTACK IS MADE ON MAJORITY “GAG RULE”   Opponents of Legislation Denounce Schemes _As a Political Trick to Obtain  Vntec in November.

HOUSE PASSES - SOLDIER BONUS   VOTE 289 TO 92 AFTER BIG FIGHT —GOES TO SENATE

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL IS PASSED   Vote in House Is 289 to 92: Goes to Senate; ‘Twothirds Vote Necessary   IS PRECEDED BY DEBATE   Charge Made That Measure Is Trick to Gain Political Support From Soldiers

SOLDIER RELIEF AL PUT THRU HOUSE AT LAST   HEAVY MAJORITY RECORDED   OPPONEN TS DECLARE {7 COMMERCIALIZATiON OF PATRIOTISM

SULDIER RELIEF DILL (5 PASSED BY HOUSE   OPPONENTS DENOUNCE MEASURE AS TRIUK TQ WIN VOTES OF FORMER SERVICE MEN.   HAS TWO-THIRDS: MAIDAITY   Supporters of Bill Declare it Is Just to Compensate Men for Services.

WARM DEBATE PRECEDES VOTE AN YANK BONUS   Friends of Soldier Relief- Bil Finally Wear Down Opposition to Proposition «   “SCHEME TO PURCHASE “VOTES. SENATOR SAYS   ‘Supporters Declare Measure ts Just to Ex-Service Men: far Losses: in Far:

Soldier Relief Bill Passed in House by Vote of 28§-92   Two-Thirds Majority Necessary to Carry and Indications Were That Passage Was Doomed to Defeat— “Gag Rule” of Majority Attacked—Opposition to Proposat-Worn Down After Test Votes.

MEASURE PUT THROUGH BY A 289 10 92 VOTE   Relief Act Endorsed After a Fight, and  Sent to Senate.

Test Votes Lacking Owing To Procedure Under Suspension of House Rules.   DEMOCRATS ATTACK RULES   Opponents of Measure Assert That It Is Political Trick . To Win Soldier Votes

SOLDIER AD BILL PASSED. BY HOUSE AFTER HARD FIGHT   Nine lowa Congressmen Help Put Relief Measure Over for Senate Artion.

HOUSE PAGED SULDIER RELIEE ALLL. JAS TQ 9   Two Thirds Vote Necessary for Passage Obtained After Hard Fight—Measure Is  Sent toa Senate.

Harding And Taft Meet At Mario   President-Elect and Ex-Exe cutive Exchange Holiday Greetings   DISCUSS FEW PROBLEMS

AND THE CABINET   Former President , Believe: Some Of Machinery Can Be Saved

TAFT CONFERS  WITH HARDING   And Christmas Gifts Become so  Numerous at Marion Mouse as to   SinDarrass Farsilv.

HARDING AND "TAFT CONFERRED IN MARION TODAY   They Discussed. Matters Pertaining to an Association ‘of Nations © of the World.

Taft Confers With Harding About Cabinet   CABINET MAKE-UP Ig ALSO CONSIDERED

i RAID ON AADICALS.      Seventy Arrests. Made At Akron, Qhio Over: Night.

MAKE A ROUNDUP OF RADICALS   Thirty-cluamt ASrresie at Chicago i. W. W. HNeadaquarters<.

BELIEVED COX WILL “TEGUAE 10 AGT      Most Important Part of Speech  to Be Kept Seeret Until  August 7.

COX SOON TO REVEAL ~ VIEWS IN DEBS GAGE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE: FOR PRESL DENT EXPECTED 10 DECLINE TH TARE ACTION,

COX WILL FINIOH ADDRESS. BEFORE ACTING DEBS CASE   Several Installments of Speech Have Already Been Sent to the Printer. ,   IMPORTANT PART HELD UP FOR WIRE TRANSMISSION   Newly Appointed Chairman of Democratic Party Takes Charge of New York Head. quarters and Confers With Wiiliam G. McAdoo.

uu TO SPRING SURPRISE SOUR   MOST IMPORTANT CLAUSE. IN SPEECH TO BE SENT BY WIRE.

COX WILL GIVE VIEWS ON DEBS   Democratic Nominee Soon * to Answer Christensen  WORKING ON SPEECH   yovernor Cox Puts in Full Day on Address of Acceptance— Chairman White Takes Charge of Headquarters in New York—Confers with McAdoo—Snappy Slogan

COX TO REPLY 10 LABOR NOMINEE   WILL NOT TAKE UP MATTER HOW) EVER UNTIL ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IS FINISHED.

COX WILL REPLY TO CHRISTENSEN      Democratic Candidate Wil Issue Statement Regarding Debs’ Release   CONFERS WITH EDUCATOR   Southern Women Opposed to Suffrage Amendment Send Note to Governor

LITTLE BIRD WHISPERS GOV, COX WILL NOT JOIN GHRISTENSEN IN EFFORT TO FREE EUGENE V. DEBS

COX’S SPEECH 1S NEAR COMPLETION   PLANS RESPONSE TO PLEA FOR DEBS’ RELEASE AFTER NO, TIFICATION FETE,

REPLY ABOUT DEBS 5 DELAYED BY GOX   ANSWER rec CHRISTENSEN'S MES. SAGE HELD UP FOR TEN DAYS

0 a eS  ARMIES NOT ‘LEAGU E'S OBJECT,  Lord Cectl Holds } Nations May Abolish

NANOLING FED UAPTWES {3 100 Ble JOB   Coming into Wagsaw so Fast it is Becoming Difficult to Care for them Say Polish Cables   EXPECT SUCCESSES Te  EFFECT PEACE MEETING

REDS RETIRE IN PANIC AS POLES ATTACK   Daring Move Turns Tide of Battles Before Warsaw.   RULLETIN

Thousands Prisoners Captured And Divisions Cut To  Bits In Fight.

MIDDLETON BONDS RECOVERED   Expect to Recover Almost $15,000 in Bonds Stolen From. Gounty Bank

“TUESDAY, AUGUST 24 2305 Pace. Purse $500   NAB MIDDLETON _ BONDTHIEVES   Chicago Arrest May Lead to Recovery of $15,000 Securities  ‘

BRYAN IS TALKING WHILE TRAVELING THROUGH MONTANA   Should Be Dry Plank—No Chance Whatever For Wet One   M’ADOO SAYS HE HAS GONE HIS LIMIT TO BE LET OUT   Smith of New York Takes Exception To MeCombs Statement That State Is For Cox.

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT LAW.NOT VOID   Presiding Magistrate Thinks Measure Will Stand,

LEGAL DECISION UES NOT END KAS. INDUSTRIAL GOURT   COURT MEMBERS CONFIDENT IT WILL STAND,   Plenty of Teeth Would be Left in the Court Law if Section is Knocked Out.

Former Kaiser Mere Eevergetic aad Calmer in Spirit—NHelland Not te Permit Kseape.

FORMER KAISER 38 CALMER   Oflicial Seys That Holland Will Guard bixs-bonmperor.

MARION COUNTY SHERIFF FACES JURY'S CHAREI   Miller Indicted Following Disclosures by Prisoners.—Others Also Involved.

MARION COUNTY SHERIFF INDICTED BY GRAND JURA}   Neglect of Duty Is Charg: Against Eobert F. Miller at Indianapolis.

ABE WCTING IN TRISH TISHANERS   Police Patrols Fired Upon in Vicinities of Limerick and Bel_ fast Suffer Yotar °s of Three  ’ Batalitias ~   GREENWOOD TAKES STEPS TO PREVENT REPRISALS   Chief Secretary for Ireland Di rects Royal Constabulary to Smother Wrath Regardless of Provocation —

LLOYD GEORGE IS WARNED    Rumor Says Premier and Chief Secretary Receive Black Crosses

‘Motion to Dismiss Fraud Charge Against Rev. MceDonald Overruled by Judge Curran in Pittsbure.

ALLEN TO-PRESS — . DEMAND FOR QUIZ ON WHEAT TRADI   Kansas Govérnor Believes an Investigation Will Show Ctacling Results.’

CHARGE OF WHEAT MANIPULATION   Will Demand Au Investigation Of Board of Trade By Government _

Says-That Sins Accepted Decoration: .? From :British Contrary. te: the American Fdeals

SIMS ACCEPTS BRITISH HONOR   Admiral Takes Decoration from King Before Authorized by Navy Depart ment; Refuses Award of Own Gov ernment; Daniels Teils Story.

DANIELS SCORES SIMS’ VIEWS ON - BRITISH HONORS   (Declares Admiral Accepted Eng  lish Decorations Without Denartmeni’s Sanction

Daniels Scores Sims For Taking Foreign Medal:   Acceptance of Decorations from For cign Powers Js Contrary to American Traditions, Secretary of Navy Awnra

DANIELS SCORES ACTION OF SIMS   Secretary of Navy Criticizes Accep. tance'by Admiral of Medal From Great Britain.   CONTRARY TO AMERICAN LAWS

FIVE MILLION FARMERS T0 AlD MARKET PLAN   WILL BE ASKED TO SUGGEST WAY TO GET MORE MONEY FOR FARM CROPS

GEAMANS HOLD TQ THEIR RIFLES   Millions of Guns Still in Hands of Huns at Home

GERMANS STICK TO THEIR RIFLES WRITERREPORTS   CERTAIN WARRIOR SOCTETIES EXCHANGE OLD GUNS FOR MODERN RIFLES

GRAIN BOARD THIEVES’ DEN      Senator Capper of Kansas Hotly Denounces What He Calls the Whent Gamblers.

CALLS IT GAMBLING HELL”   Capper Declares Monte Carlo a Poor ' Second to Chicago Board cas rane.

Senator Has Measure To Abolish Gambling in Wheat Futures: at Expense of Pro_ducers. re

HOW LONG ARE. WE TD ENDURE THIS CAMBLE?   FUTURE GAMING GREAT CURSE.   iT IS RUIN OF FARMER IN LAND, DECLARES SEN. CAPPER.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BIGGEST GAMBLING HELI   So Says Senator Capper, Discussing Speculators Who Are Manipulating Wheat to Detriment of Public.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE DEN OF THIEVES-CAPPER   ‘One More Ounce in Bread  Loaf Offered for $900,000,000 Loss   WOULD END GAMBLING   MONTE CARDO GAMBLING INNOCENT COMPARED TO THAT OF TRADE BOARD, HE SAYS

CAPPER ATTACKS RAIN RAMBLERS   Kansas Senator Says Chicago Wheat Pit Mulcts Farmer and Ruins fncustry

W THIS GAMBLE!   PUTURE GAMING GREAT CURSE.   tT &S RUIN OF FARMER IN LAND, DECLARES SEN. CAPPER.

SENATOR CAPPER SCORES ——BOARD-OF-PRADE'S-PIT___ AS BIG GAMBLING HELI]

SENATOR CAPPT.R SCORES BOARS OF TLADE'S PIT AS BIG- GCANMPLING WELL

SENATOR CAPPER ATTACKS “CHICAGE WHEAT GAMBLERS   DECLARES “GAMBLING = HELL OPERATED ON CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

HUN WON'T SEND GUILTY LIST ON   Baron Von Lersner Quits Post as Head of German Delegation Rather Than Aid in Prosecution of War Crimes by Sending List of Guilty

BARON BURT VON LERSNER RE FUSED TO TRANMIT THE LIST TO BERLIN.   He Returned to Paper Containing The Names With The Note To ‘Fhe French Foreign Office And Resigned,

Resigns Rather Than Trans. mit Allied Note Demanding Officers to Berlin.   SOVIET RUSSIA AGREES TO “ESTHONIAN PEACE’   Entire Independence Is Guaranteed and Concessions Granted,

VON LERSNER WILL NOT PRESENT NOTE: RESIGNS POSITION   Returns List Of War (inilty And Accompanying Note To French Officials   CONSIDERED PERSONAL   Other Ways Of Transmitting Note To Berlin, According To Allied Official

HEAD OF TEUTON PEACE DUAR DECLINES ORDER TO DELIVER PRISONERS   Von Lersner Resigns As Chairman of Delegation After Denying To Deliver List of War Rule Violators To Berlin.

GERMAN REFUSES 10 NFMAND TO BERIIA   VON LERSNER RESIGNS RATHER THAN INFORM BERLIN OF NAMES OF THE WAR GUILTY

HEAD OF GERMAN DELEGATION WON'T SEND ALLIED LIST   Baron Von Lersner Returns the Names of Those Whose Surrender Allies Demanded.   RESIGNS FROM COMMITTEE.   Action is Yiewed as a Personal Affair and Not Based on Instructions From Berlin.

THE GERMAN  DELEGATE T0 PARIS RESIGNS   Refuses to Transmit to Berlin AMed Lists of Persens Guilty of War Crimes,

DELEGATION HEAD WILL RESIGN FIRST   Von Lersner Returns List and Note To French Foreign Office--With Rest of German Delegation ‘Will Leave For Berlin Today.

NOT TO CARRY NOTE ASKING WAR GUILTY   GERMANS QUIT PARIS   VON LERSNER TELLS FRENCI FOREIGN OFFICE IT is IMPOS. SIBLE FOR HIM TO BE RE SPONSIBLE FOR TRANSMIS. SION OF LIST

HUN BARU ee  1) AVOIL THARGE   Kurt von Lersner Declines te  Transmit Ally List  and Note   PAPERS RETURNED TO FRENCH OFFICIALS   Allies Feel It’s Personal; Have Other Means for Sending Note

-ist of War Guilty Returned to French by Head of — 3 German Delegation      ACTION IS REGARDED AS PERSONAL AFFAIR      ‘OTE WILL BE SENT BY MEANS. GERMANS PLEAD FOR MODERATION ON FEAR OF INTERNAL CRISIS, a

Von Lersner Quits Post After Returning Note to Allies   ACTION REGARDED AS PURELY PERSONAL   Prominent Teuton Generals Are Included in the g

MAN AND GIRL FOUND DEAD   Wealthy Married Man Won Love of Country Miss   PARENTS OPPOSED To SUIT   Age-Old Romance Unearthed in Maryland Tragedy

NoE ENDS N DEATH OF ROT   , Ford Thompson, 48, of Wash ington and 16 Year Old Hotel Waitress Died Together,

TRAGIC END TO ROMANCE OF GiRL AND WEALTHY MAN      Search for Conple Results in Discov ery of ‘Cheir Bodies in Muuryland *Yeods.

Tragedy Ends Love’sDream When Youth and Age Meei   vealthy Man of World, Simcplé Country Maid, Step ‘Fhrough Death’s Deorway as Relatives Seek to Part Them.

ROMANCE OF POOR GIRL AND RICH MAN ENDS IN TRAGEDY   Bodies of Two Lover: Found With Two Revolyers Laying Near

DEATHENDS = LOVE AFFAIR OF YOUNG GIRL   [WEALTHY BUSINESS MAN ANI 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL COMMIT SUICIDE

FEDERAL JUDGE DIES.   w. H. WH. Clayton of McAlicster Pnnees Awny Today.   wee, 4 wt lake OM.

JUDGE CLAYTON DES AT HOME   Well Known Oklahoma Jurist Passes Away at McAlester Home.

ANTI-SOVIET REVOLUTION IS RUMOREL   Vienna Said to Be Setting for New Drama; Russia, Then Germany to Be Victims,

ROYALIST MOVE IS UNDER WA)   Russians, With German Aid Plan to Restore Monarchy in Soviet-Ridden Country. .   GERMANY: IS NEXT:IN LINE

RUTALIOTS GATHERING STRENGTH FOR BLOW AT QUVIET GOVERNMENT      German Monarchists Backing New Move --- ~U )rising in Germany May Follow If — Russ Are Successful.

VMIALMm JLIZUING UP  REIGNS OF POWER  Counter Revolution Well Financed by Many Wealthy Nobles.

PLAN MONARCHIST REVOLUTION NEXI   GERMANY SAID TO BE MATCHING NEW RUSSIAN COPE,   MANY REDS ACROSS BORDE!   Bolshevik Agents Carry Their Loot into Germany and Are Selling it at Berlin for the Benefit of Thaie Mase

DOUBLE RFVOLT ~ PLANNED   Russian and ‘German Monarchists Behind” _. New Vienna Plot--  WOULD COMBINE

COUNTER RUSS  REVOLUTION IS NOW PROPOSED   ‘According to Reports Circulated  iz Berlin to Be Followed by German Royalist Move

GERMANS WANT 10 SFE RUSSIAN KINE   ‘Monarchist Counter-Revolution in Russia is Planned,  Report Says.

REPORT NEW REVOLT ~ BREWING IN RUSSIA   GERMANS SAID TO. BE ELPING TO FINANCE NEW: UPRISING BEING PLANNED  mS WT

NEW REVOLUTION IN RUSSI& FEARED   Monarchists in Russia and Germany Reported to Be Plotting a New Uprising of Rovalists .— -

EAPECT  RUSSIAN ROYAL  REVOLT   Backed in Part by German Money, that Oonntry is Expected to Follow Suit

ROYALISTS PLAN RUSS REVOLT   Move on Foot for Monarchis Counter-Rising. Report   BACKED BY GREAT WEALTH   Scheme Formulated in ViennaWould tink Germany

ROYALIST PLOT BEING HATCHED   Tinmense Sums Being Raised for & Revolution in Russia Expeoted to Spread to Goernony.

FUGITIVE ON BRITISH SHIF   F ormer ‘Commander - of _ Anti- ‘Bolshevik Force ©  in Constantinople" _

DENIKINE TAKES REFUGE ON SHIP AS BULLETS FLY   Gen. Remanovsky, Former Chief of Staff, Slain on Arrival at Constantinople.

GEN. DENIKINE. IS FUGITIVE ON BRITISH VESSE1   Life of Former Com.mander of Anti-Red  Forces in Danger.

GENERAL DENIKINE A FUGITIVE   Flees on Board British Warship—Aid is Assassinated in Embassy at Constantinople.

Mystery Surrounds Murder of General Romanovsky, Slain at Russian Embassy

ENEKINE A FUGITIVE FROM ANGRY RUSSIANS NEAR CONSTANTINGP!   BELIEVED TO BE IN DANGER A’ HIS FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF WAS EXECUTED,

GENERAL DENIKI} 4 FUGITIVE    Flees on Board Brit! 4 Warship—Ald Is Assassinated ij) “mbassy at Constanti. uple.

RICHARD CROKER’S ESTATE INVOLVED IN LEGAL TANGLE   Former Tammany Boss Enjoined From Disposing or Transferring His Property.

 es cece HIS PICTURE OF PARTY, ACTIV!  +, T¥ IN SHARP: * CoNTRAST      CONFIDENT OF COX CAN : PROVE: HIS- CHARGE         Witness Unperturbed By fepublican Members! Attempt To Trip Him ‘In Statements. ’

DEMOCRATIC GHICE BEFORE COMMITTEE   GEO. WHITE SUGGESTS TC REPUBLICANS THEY CALL COX FOR TESTIMONY   The Farmer-Labor Candidate Says Ect Democrats aud Republicans Are Ruled By Wail Street Financiers.

HIS PICTURE OF PARTY ACTIVI ‘TY IN SHARP CONTRAST “WITH HAYS’ ACCOUNT,   CONFIDENT OF COX CAN ool. PROVE HIS CHARGE   Witness. Unperturbed By Republican Members’ Attempt To Trip Him - In Statements.

CHRISTENSEN FLINGS HO CHARGES   Democratic Chaifman Avers Cox Campaign Fund Goal Only $2,000,000

HEADWAY IS REPORTED ON RAILWAY MEASURES   House and Senate Dispose of Some Questions but Defer Consideration of Labor and Ratemaking

RAIL BILL PROGRESSING   LABOR AND RATE MAKING STILL STUMBLING BLOCKS,      Conferees Have Tentative Agreement on Provision For Settling Wage Questions.

BRITISH LABOR SEEKS , PEACE IN IRELAND   Labar Party Plans To Send Deputy To Livyd George In Interest of Peace. .

BRITISH LABOR FOR ERIN PEACE   Sends 2 Deputy to Premier Lloyd . George In Interest of Peace

BRITIGH LABOR OPENS DRIVE 0 ~ STOP IRISH WAR   Hope for Peace: in Erin Is No Dead Despite Lloyd cree’s Attitude,

BRITISH LABOR IN PEACE HOVE   Leaders of Labor Party’ Are Convinced Time Has Come for Paoee Nenntiations.   HOPE 1S BEING REVIVED

DEVALERA ON WAY 10 CRIA REPORT OAYD   President of Irish Republic Plans to “Slip in” --- Will Not Ask English for Passports.

AAVEYARD OF FAMOUS FIGHTING ofPS FOUND IN HEART (F GHIGAGL   VESSELS WITH GREAT FIGHTING RECORDS GRIMLY ANCHORED IN BiG RIVER,

OURER CRAFT AT CHICAGO   Graveyard of Famous Fighting Shipe im Heart of the Manatacturtime Pbhetriesr 

RAILROADS CARRY HEAVIER TRAFFIC THAN LAST YEAR   Travel Gains and Movement of Freight Increases _ During Month of May

TOWN ABSOLUTELY DRY ON SATURDAY   Pipe Cleaner Stuck And Water Was Shut Off For Nearly 12 Hours.

‘Pipe Cleaner ‘Stuck And Wate:  Was Shut oft For Nearly : 12 Hours.

BERT JEWELL  ASKS INCREASE FOR RAHL MEN   DEMANDS 18 CENTS AN HOUR IN _ CREASE PENDING RESULT OF  WORKER'S “DEMANDS   (By United Press)

ORDERED EXPLAIN EATH DEPUTIES   Gevernor of Tabasco Summoned te Mexico City by Huerta.

KILLINGS PROBED   Two Persons Slain in Mexican Chamber of Denuties

URGE ORGAN TO PUSH 115 FOREIGN MARKE   Bankers Association Makes Public Resolution for that Purpose.  ——+

BANKERS PROPOSE FINANCE COMPA   Urge Organization of Foreigr Trade Company tc Develop Foreign Markets.

URGES FOREIGN TRADE BODY 10 SEEK U.S. TRADE   ‘Bankers’—Associatton Committee Makes Public Recommendations for Extension

DANGEROUS FIRE STARTS IN FRESNC   Blaze Starts in Kinemé Theater: All Firemen Are Called

G.0.P, REUNION IS PLANNED   (Members of Ohio Legislature to Re Assembled

WILSON DENIES ANY «: AGREEMENT WITH BRITISH ON SHIPS   Says Proposed Paris Agreement Was for Allies to Keep  Vessels Captured.   COPY OF THIS SENT BY PRESIDENT TO SENATE   Shipping Board Wants Hearst to Give $5,000,000 Bond in His Suit.

NO AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN, SAYS WILSON   senate Committee Opnoses th “Sale ot German Ships.

PRESIDENT DENIES DEAL WITH BRITISt   Wilson Sends Message on Sale 0 German Ships.   SENATE IS GIVEN ALL DATA   Had No Agreement to Sell Seized Liners—Transmits Copy of a Proposed Pact Requiring Approval of Congress.

WILSON DENIES DEAL FOR SHIPS   Had No Agreement to Sell Ger. man Liners to British, He Says.   Transmits With Note a Copy of ar  ™ Important Proposed Agreement in  ™~ Effort to Furnish’ Afi infor mation on Subject.

WILSON DENIES SALE OF SHIPS AGREEMEN'   Informs Senate He Did Not Enter Understanding With British Regarding Liners.

PRESIDENT DENIES ANY = BARGAIN MMRDE IN SHIE   In Message to Senate Says HE Had No Agreement With ~ British Officials. -

MADE ANY PACT ABOUT oELLING GERMAN LINERS   President Says He Has Not Entered Into Any Agree-s ment or Understanding With England As to Sale.   DRAFT OF PROPOSED CONTRACT IS GIVEN   shief Magistrate, However, Sends to Congress Qutline of Proposed Compact Which Has Been Drawn.

WILSON DENIES DEAL FOR SHIPS   Had No Agreement to Sell Ger: man Liners to British, He Says.   SENDS MESSAGE TO SENATE   Transmits With Note a Copy of an Important Proposed Agreement in Effort to Furnish All Infor E mation on Subject. os

PAVOR PRESSE NT ROAD AID PLAN.   Ywelve Sinaten Oppose Creation af a we towed Pewhi eevee Mearrmiegsiman.

‘DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD ROADS   Contineernce of Present Pian Fa cence d &s Statea.

Colonial; Dec, 24th and 2th—"THE MIRACLE MAN.”   NOTICE OF REFEREE’S SALE

CHESTER LOCKED IN KANSAS CITY JAI   FRIENDS OF MURDERED GIRL PICKET STATION TO PREVENT BANDITS RESCUE

CHESTER IN A PRISON CELI   Alleged Slayer of Society Giri Back in Kansas City, Bet Net a Word Will He Say.

DESCHANEL TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE   é OO NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE E INAUGURATED WITH — APPROPRIATE CEREMON IES TODAY

DESCHANEL NOW HEAD OF FRANCE   President - Poincare Hands Over Reins of Government to Successor Today.   FOR SWEEPING AMNESTY

NEW PRESIDENT   Reins of French Republic are Turned to President Paul Desehanel   POINCARE RETIRES   Ceremony Took Place in the Elysee Palace—Read Farewell Message

DESCHANEL ASSUMES PRESIDENTIAL POWER!   Poincare, in Farewell Riessa pe Warns Irench of Necessity of  Makiig Peaee With "Burkey,

Presidential Powers of France Were Transferred To Paul Deschanel

DESCHANEL TAKES CHAIR IN FRANCE   Poincare Hands Reigns of Gover™men  Over to Successor; New Head  Takes Office Today.

HC. TOO MUCH FOR THIS BRIDE'S NERVES   FORMER SOLDIER'S FRENCH WIFE __ OVERCOME BY “AMERICAN EXTRAVAGANCE.”

vi. £. MEETING BEGINS TODAY IN DES MOINES   Unification of Church North And South is To Be Con cidlared   Changes in Discipline Relative To Amusements Also To Come Up.

CANNOT HOLD BALL PLAYER   American League Has No Power Over Clubs in New National.

AMERICAN LEAGUE CAN'T HOLD PLAYER   New Organization, However, is Preparing for Extensive Court Action and Expects Numerous Injunction Suits.

New National League Prepares to Fight  Numerous Proposed Injunctions; Chicago Attorney Says American League Has No © Power to Hold Players Under Contract   WAR TO FINISH, SAYS JOHNSON

AMERICAN LEAGUE CAN HOLD PLAYERS COUNSEL DECLARE:   Minor Leagues Refuse to Take Action at Meeting of Club Owners Yesterday.   MAJOR LEAGUE WELFARE IS GOING ALONG MERRILY   President Ban Johnson Urges Minor Clubs to Show No ¥avors to Either Side.

FEAR FIRE IN CHURCH WAS NOT: ACCIDERT       Famous Structure in Which Henry Ward Beecher Preached, Destroyed.   PRIGELESS RELICS — ARE ALSO DESTROYED

AUSTRIAN RAIL STRIKE LOOMS   “Workers in the South Threaten te  : Walk Out Unless H. C. L. Is Reduced.  -

DALRYMPLE OUT;  BLAMES POLITICS   Report Says the Major Will Step Out of Office Monday.   “Mike De Pike,” Chicago Saloon Man Confesses in $1,000,000 Whisky Graft—Names Scores of Officials  in Booze Ring.

ihice LE QUITS; 7 BLUTiGS BLANEY   To Step Out of Office Myniay, Says Report.   “MIKE CE PIKE” CCON“ESSES   Chicags Saloon Mon Names Many Of ficiats in $1,000 000 Whisky Graft ~Says U. S. Agents Hired  ‘ Gens to Deliver Boors.

DALRYMPLE OUT; BLAMES POLITICS   Report Says the Major Will Step ‘ Out of Office Monday.   RESIGNATION IN FOR MOKTHS   “mike: De :Pike,” Chicago Saloon Man, “Confesses in $1,000,000 Whisky -Graft—Names Scores of Officials ‘in Booze Aling.

Report Says the Major Will Ster  Out of Office Monday.   RESIGNATION IN FOR MONTHS   “Mike De Pike,” Chicago Saloon Man, Confesses in $1,000,000 Whisky Graft—Names Scores of Officials in Booze Ring.

Leaders Ask Provisional Governor to Call Congress for That Purpose.

JAPAN DENIES UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS * FOR WAR; GOST (9 NOW PROHIBITIVE   Statement Made That Australia and Canada Need Not Fear Invasion Of Japanese Immigrants As Men Are Needed at Home.

ES JAPAN ARMS HERSELI   Dr. Nagai Says: He Is Not-Ex pecting War. ©   JAP IMMIGRATION. ; : TO BE RESTRICTED   sana. Weeds” All’ -Her Workers .. at Home.      Japanese Diplomat Says Fears  ‘of: Canada. and Australia Are Groundless—Tafks of. the Situation Existing Today.

JAPAN DENIES — WAR PREPARATIONS   Oriental Charge d’ Affairs Says Nothing Doing in the War Line

Odds in Hoosier State Primary Indicative of Californian’s Strength; Wood Is Only Real Opponent, Now Belief   Indianapolis Organ of Army Candidate Concedes Tha’ “the Western Senator Has ar Excellent Chance to Win

}   Reported to Have Received Heavy Vote in Northern and South Indiana.   'WODD STRONG IN CENTER   Johnson and Hoover Engaged in Spirited Race in the California Primary.

AT POLLS TODA)   Hoosiers are Voting Todas and the Indications are That Vote Will   NOT BE A HEAVY ONE   Johnson and Hoover Fighting for Their Home State —lIew Hours More

SARRANZA IN PEACE DICKER   Unconfirmed Repert Comes That He Seeks a Compromise With Revolutionists,

SBANDITSROB BANK, WOUND 3 AT PLAINFIELD   Officials of Bank are Locked Into Cellar While Robber Steal $12,000 Cash and Bonds.   ROBBERS MAKE EASY ESCAPE   No Attempt Made to Cap. ture Bandits, Who Fire at Citizens Along Street —Escape In Auto.

ROBGSED ILLINOIS 5bANK   Five Men in Touring Car Locked. Officials in Ceilars

ARMED, BANDITS * TERRORIZE JOLIET; ~ SHOOT THREE MEN   Escape in Auto. With $13,00 After Looting State — Bank”

ROB AN ILLINOIS BANK   Masked" Men Held up Institution Shortly before Naon Today,

PLAINFIELD {5 SCENE DARING ROBBERY TODAY   Robbers Made Geta. way in High Powered Automobile

FIVE AUTO BANDITS ESCIPE WITH 310,000 FROM ILLINOIS BANK   Two Youths Are Shot By Yeggs In Effecting Escape.

bho bh hE EhESHE SHS Hh:   , THE WISCONSIN UNIVER. . SITY VOTE AT A GLANCE.

FRENCH FIGHTER - MARBIED.  Heasy. rele “Champion seems te : Mave Wet His Ma‘ch. m3

BORN A SLAVE I 1813, ” AE DIES AT-AGE OF 107   {ite Anmectated Freese Leased Wire.)

German Miners Hope for Brit ish Miners’ Success—Russia Interested in Industrial Conflict

A Good Business Move By Our Cit   Major I W. Coleman Wil Becom Superintendent of Geecuville Wate Works and Sewer System.

bas Good Business  Move By Our City   Major H, W. Coleman WI Become Suptrin(endent of Greenville Wager Works and Sewerage

Man’ s Gold Watch Chain Only  Clue to New Palisades Murder   Firertl @n Dalizpampnn:.

MAN’S GOLD WATCH CHAIN CLUTCHED IN DEAD BAND   iS ONLY CILE TO MURDER OF MRS. BLANCHE SCHULZ, TWENTY YEARS OLD— NO SUSPICION ATTACHES TO HUSBAND.

HOLD HUSBAND OF ~ MURDERED WOMAR   Frank Schultz. is . Orderes Locked Up: as Witness; : Police Have Clew -

MAN’S WATCH CHAIN CLUE TO MURDERER   Body of Latest Palisades Vic tim Identified as Former Actress.

MAJOR’S MURDER DEEP MYSTERY   Either Wife or Unidentifie ‘Stranger Fired Fatal Sho Police Declare’ “e

RIVAL HOBOES SHAKE HANDS OVER CHASM   Will “Work in Ifarmony ‘Togethe Forever For Good of All Hoboes In General.”

PEACE IN HOBO LAND   Rival Organization Leaders Shake “Hands and Agree to Work Together.

WAR CLOUDS DISPELLED   RIVAL : HOBO . ORGANIZATIONS SHAKE AND AGREE TO FORGET DIFFERENCES.

HOBO WAR CLOUDS      Rival Organization Get gether and Swear Allegia To All Hoboes Forever Home for Them Establis  By Convention.

PAID LESS TAXES THIS FALL.   Total Will Be More Than $10,000 Less Than Last Fall.

es re) . PAID LESS TANES THIS FALL.   Total WAL Be More nn $10,000 Less. Than Last Fall.

ARMENIAN ELIE   GUEAT SUM NERDED AT ONCE IN NEAR EAST.   Chier of American) Mission Apalled  By Verrible State of Atfairs,

COOLIDGE CONVINCED PEOPLE DESIRE CHANGE   Republican Victory in Novem. ber Assured, Massachusetts Governor Says.

ADVENTISTS IN) SESSION,   Porty-Sixth Annual Gathering Unde  Way Near Cicero.

PALMER FEELS SURE. OF SEAT CONTEST COMING BEFORE COMMITTEE AS PRELIMINARY. WORK F CONVENTION OPENS UP

NO LOAFING IN. FRAY.   ME Alle-Botlled Men Must Work; New PT Provides ”

j “J f  Lee  g  LJ  J  9  ¢  ¢  *  9  a2  Pras  &: cd: copcoresrevtenisetanranrenteprcsy Ye sO:  @ 6  a  &  r}  ry  ry  ry  &  &  @ @ 6  ote   ITALY WOULD COMPEL. ABLE-BODIED CITIZENS TO WORK GOR BE FINED

SPANIARDS. LEAVING HOME   Emigrant to North and South America in Big Numbers.

MANY PERSONS LEAVE SPAIN   Twelve Thousand Spaniards Come to North and South America in Month.

SOCIALISTS OF ILLINOIS WANT RADICAL PLANK   ‘Dictatorship Of  Proletariat” And “Workingmen’s Council In Government,” Sought.

DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT   Tenet of Creed of Illinois Socialists.

RED CONVENTION IS WILD AFFAIR   Frenzied Radicals in New Yor! Meeting Declare for “Dictatorshin of Proletariat.”   TO APPEAL TO WILSON

illinois Delegation to Socialist National Convention Declares for “Dictatorship of Proletariat” 1   TENTATIVE PLATFORM IS TOO CONSERVATIVE   Hiiguit Forces Defeat Move tc Bubmit to New Oommittee Gonvention to Consider the Subiect

REAL RADICAL STAND URGED   llinois Socialist Delegates Say Party’s Platform Is Too Conservative.   FAVOR ‘DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT

SOCIALISTS ASK RADICAL CHANGE IN THE PLATFORM   Chicago Delegation De mands ‘Real Radical ism’ In Campa:zn.

SOCIALISTS PLAN TO MAKE CAMPAIGN VERY RADICAL ONE   Declare for Establishment of Dic: tatorship of the Prole : taria.   TO BE “REAL SOCIALISM”   Committee to See Palmer and Beg for Amnesty for Po litical Prisoners.

WANT PLATFORM REALLY RADICA!   Illinois Socialists Would Have Planks Representing Real Socialism.

PLATFORM TOO MILD FOR THIS ILL. SOCIALIST   Delegates from This State Want Real Radical Plank.

YEGGS GET 30. BARRELS WHISKE)   Alvo 300 Casex of Same and Large Qnantity of Cocaine,

UNITED STATES EXPORT TRADE IS ON DECLINE   Slump in Foreign Exchange Immediately Reflected in Decreased Shipments.

EXCHANGE oLUM? REDUCES EXPORT:   Hopes of Billion Dollars ; Month Trade Vanishes Like Magic.

PHANTOM SEWING MACHINE CAUSES PEASANTS WORRY   Young Girl Seriously Ill 0 Account of Fright From Hearing Sound.

‘MACHINE CAUSES PEASANTS WORR}   Young Girl Seriously Ill o Account of Hi From Hearing Soun

Governor Cox. Calls Him The “Happy Hooligan” of American Politics.   ‘ARRAIGNMENT SARCASTIC   Democratic Nominee Sees Effort to Fool People by Wiggle-Wobble

GAYS HARDING 15 UNFIT FOR OFFICE   Cox Declares His Opponent ts Constantly Getting Himself in Trouble.

COX  ASSAILS HARDING   Declares His Attitade Woald Make Him “Happy Hooligan ef American Politica.”

QTATE TIGRE: HAMEL   IEMOCRATS ADJOURNED YES TERDAY AFTER LIVE MEET.   Piatform Endorses Wilson Adminis tration in Emphatic Terms,

STATETICKET NAMED   hEMOCRATS = AIOE TERDAY AFTER 1          Platform Endorses ¥V tration in’ Emphatic ‘Te:     almitis-

There will be a_ special meeting of the Boosters Club at the City Hall, Tuesday night, March 30 at 7:30; important business. A good attendance is requested.

We have a nice line of calling and business cards. Bring your order to the News office or phone 239.

ZAMORA SAID TO AE SURROUNDED BY MEXICAN FEDERAES   All But One American and ‘One Englishman Are Released According to: Reports To the State Department by  ‘hunsulann Lxweul

AMORA. SAID TD... BE SURROUNDED i - MEXICAN FEDER      ‘Teased. Aeoidiee. to Reports To the State Department’ by “A merfean:-Consul.--

GERMAN VIEW OF LEAGUE CIVEN BY DR. MUELLER   ‘Universality Is Fundamental - Condition of Its Existence. ) He Declares.

GERMANY IN A BARKIS MONI   ‘She is Willin’ to Join Leagu of Nations But Will Not Ask for Invitation.

GERMANY — WILLING   She Would Coma Into League ol Nalions if She’s Asked.   BUT SHE’S RATHER MODEST   German Statesman Says League is Not Perfect Without Russia and America.

GERMANY WIHT NOT DEMAND ADMISSION   AVERS ACTION WOULD WELCOME BID TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS,

HUNG WILL NOT ROK ADMSolOh   Would Not, However, Ignore  an Invitation to Join  the League.

GERMANY WILL NOT ASK FOR ADMISSION   NO FORMAL APPLICATION TO BE MADE TO LEAGUE . OF NATIONS   ATTITUDE OF RESERVE   An Invitation 1 to Germany to Join Leagne of Nations Would Be. Accepted   Reasons Given by German Official for Stend That Has Been Takes, i en in- Matter

GERMANY HAS: NOT ~PPPLIED TD EAC   But is More. Than Willing to Accept an Invitation to’ Enter Says Noted Official Before Reichstag” in’ Speech Today... ... a

GERMAN GOV'T WOULD CONSIDER FAVORABLYAN INVITATION   Country Qoes Not Consider Lea que In Its Present Form: As Per» fect

GERMANY WILLING TO ACCEPT BID TO LEAGUE: WON'T ASK   Declares if Entry Will Caus:  Dissensions in Assembly  Wil Stay Out Now.

GERMANY WILL NOT  ENTE® AN APPLICAION TO ENTER LEAGUE OF ~ NATIONS: 1S RECEPTI

GERMANY WISHES PLAGE IN LEAGUE   BUT WILL NOT FORMALLY APPLY FOR ADMISSION   Invitation to Become Member of Society Would Not Be Ignored, However, Mueller Says.

GEAMANY NOT TO SEFK PLACE IN LEAGUE NATIONS   WOULD NOT IGNORE INVITATION TO JOIN, HOWEVER, IF IT  IS EXTENDED.

GERMANY NOT TC ASK ENTENTE FOR SEAT IN LEAGUE   Invitation Would Not Be Ignored, However, Mueller Says.

NEITHER ASK  INOR DECLINE   THAT IS GEHMANYS ATTITUDE . TOWARD THE BIG LEAGUE,    j   SHOWS GOOD SENSE   MINISTER OF. FOREIGN AY. “PAIRS GIVE AN INTERVIEW.   Germany Wil Not Partleipate An. Debate hy Asking AdmisSion But Would Not Refuse.

NO FORMAL _ APPLICATION   Germany Will Join the League of Nations if  She Is Asked

a ea aa a TAFT CANNOT FIGURE IN RACE:   Removes Himself as a Presidential Peaamtibsilit wo.

VOLSTEAD ALSO PUT OUT OF RACI        Bupreme :@durt Sustain  qualification oft "Kyvale  and Also Eliminates Opponent.

KVALE AND VOLSTEAD ELIMINATED   Minnesota “High Court Hands Down Decision I meQay   PRIMARY IS NULLED?   Naming of G. 0. P. May Be Up to District Committee

VOLSTEAD LOSES UN COURT RULE   IS FINALLY RULED OUT AFTER BEING BEATEN, THEN DECLARED WINNER

DRY LAW AUTHOR. IS ELIMINATED FOR RE-ELECTION   Court Disqualifies Volstead as G.O.P. -Nominee in  “pee

LOTEND RIVALS FOR NOMINATION ARE ELIMINATE   Kvale and Jessie Disqualified by Court Ruling: Leaves Job for Committee.

COURT DISQUALIFIES KVALE AND VOLSTEAL   Rival Candidates for Minnesota Con gressional Nomination Both Lose Out in Higher Tribunal

NO. ELECTION IN VAL STEAN FIGHT   Minnesota Court Throws Out Both Contestants

THURBER MINERS REFUSE      WILE REMAIN ON STRIKE UNTII DEMANDS ARE MET DESPITE CONTRARY ORDER.

RRA SULLIVAN "GIVES GOSSIP. ABOUT GHRINET   iFoes. of League Oppose Nam ing of Root for Secretary : of State   KNOX FAVORED*BUT HEALTH IS FAILING   Farsighted: Think David Jayne Hill is Logical Man;.Utahn Mientioned -

FOES OF LEAGUE OPPOSE ROOT AS CABINET LEADER   Sympathy for Purposes of Covenant Advanced Frankly as Objection to Selection for Secretary of State.   SEVEN OTHERS CONSIDERED   Knox and David Jayne Hill Lead in Gossip of Party Chiefs, Sullivan Asserts. -

HIGH CLASS MEN IN THE CABINET   Haeoise Mae BHAT! oF we TEHIAL TO Cheon PROS.   ROOT FAVORITE FOR PREMIER   Senetars Kiedly te Leecer of Ye items Want to See Him Secretary  of *tete—Kees of tt serend ( boices.

ROOT, KNOX, HILL LEAD LIST QF MEN FOR CABINET HEAD   Washington Gossip Names at Least Eight Persons for Premier Post.   “BITTER-ENDERS” OBJECT "TO NEW YORK LAWYER   What. Presidcht-Elect Has in Mind Is‘ Not Yet-Authoritatively Disclosed.

CABINET MAKERS ARE BLREADY FORMING = PRESIDENT HARDINGS OFFICIAL FAMILY   Root. Knox, Hill and Hughes Are Most re: quently Mentioned for Places After March ith and Many Theories Are Advanced,

A FLIGHT “WITH MAIL   Dally Eastbound Air. Servic Started Today From Frisco, —   {6,000 LETTERS WERE CARRIED   West-Bound Plane, Out of Chey: enne Today, Hoped te Com~ plete Its. Flight,

16,000 LETTERS BY AIR ROUTE   Aerial Letter Carrier Hop: Off From 'Frisco to Gotham Today.

‘Preparedness Without Mili tarism” Is Keynote of Completed Measure   PROVIDES FOR RESERVE FORCE OF 600,000 MEN   NATIONAL GUARD WILL BI MADE MORE EFFECTIVE SHARP DIFFERENCES WITE WAR DEPARTMENT.

DIFFERENT (DER GUIDES FRAMERS OF NEW MEASURE   Preparedness Without Mili tarism Factor Governing Drafting of Army Bill.

CITIZEN MEETINGS TOTAKE UP SCHOOL PAARL EN PLANNET   Regional Conferences Will Be Held Thruout” Country to Discuss Education.

SCHOOL MEETS START SOON     “First of Twelve Citizens' Conferences on Educational Needs Set for Chicago November 29.

WEBSTER SCHOOL WINS A’ BANNER   ONE OF SIX PRIZES IN IOWA COMES TO CSKALOOSA,   GLEANEST KIDS {N THE NATION   Hawkeye State Holds An Enviable Position — Over 243,000: lowa Schoo! Children Enrolled in the  Modern Health Crusade.

OWA StHOOLS HEALTHIEST   TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIA TT ON MAKES ANNUAL REPORT.   SEAR CAN NE ORES TAPE UPA ET,  Childven Cleanest and Best Instruct. ed in Perfect Health Hahite.

AMERICAN UELEGATES OAL FOR GENEVA 10 ATTEND SUFFRAGE MEET   WORLD LEAGUE OF WOMEN Vor ERS TO BE FORMED BY IN. TERNATIONAL BODY.

DEAN CURTIS TALKS TO CON. VENTION TODAY.   GOVERNMENT AGENTS SHOULD LEARN FARMING.   Election of Officers Will Come Up This Afternoon After Which the lowa Farm Bureau Will Adjourn Most Successful Convention.

IOWA FARMERS TO FIGHT “REDS’   RADIC ALIS’ IS OPPOSED BY FARM BUREAU FEREDATION   National Conservatism Is Represented by the Farmer Says Speaker at  Des Moines Meet

FARMER 13 Tit BALANCE WHEEL OF THE NATION   Head of American Farm Bu. reen Federation Take This Stand.   MUST SAVE NATION FROM IMPOSITION   Farmers Also Take a Strong Stand Against Strikes and Radicalism.

Republ’cans Beain Early Prepa rations for Taking Over Administration.   WHITE HOUSE IS MYSTERY      Sympathy for President Grows as He Struagles Against His Illness.

PUBLIC - HEARINGS “FOR MAPPING OUT ~NEW LEGISLATION   Mepublicans- Not'to- Deiay Prepar _ ; @idons for’ Extra Session * > Work.   ‘DEMOCRATS NOT PLACE OBSTRUCTIONS ‘IN -WAY      “Mixority. in-Gongress Showing i ’ “Disposition to Yield to Majority.   MYSTERY AT WHITE HOUSE   ‘Nothing Known as to What Cours: + President Wilson Intends : ,  to Follow.-

WILSON IN HOPE CAUSE MAY WIN   LEAGUE POLICY STILL DEAR TO PRESIDENT’S HEART.   BUT NO ONE KNOWS HIS PLANS   Silent Mao of White House, With Few in His Confidence—lILaucss Chief Cloud Hanging Over Washington.

YANKS’ SLAYERS ARE HELO   Several Mexicans Arrosted at Tam pleo. Suspected of Kiiling Earle Boles and F, J,. Money.  .

‘YANKS’ SLAYERS ARE HELD   Beveral Mexicans Arrested at Tamploo Suspected of Killing Earle Boles and F. J. Money.

ARREST MEXICANS ON CHARGE OF KILLING ~~ AMERICAN OIL MEN   ONE OF PRISONERS WAS SAID TC HAVE BEEN WEARING SWEATER OF DEAD MAN

WILSON REMOVES GENEVA WORRIE   Acceptance by President of Rol of Mediator in Armenian Problem Lifts Dark Clouds

MAKING HISTORY AT GENEVA ASSEMBLY   WILSON ACCEPTANCE OF MED IATORSHIP DISPELS DARK CLOUDS   CONTINENTS ARE UNITED   North and South America and Europe Join in Effort to Bring Peace in Armenia.   Doubtful But Hopeful

WILSON RELIEVES LEAGUE'S ANXIET)   President’s Acceptance of Role of Mediator in Armenia Dispels Clouds.

Gratification Expressed a Americas Getting Together With Europe.

PRESIDENTS AGT CHEERS DELEGATES   Tension Over Armeniar Situation Relieved By Gffer of Mediation   Brazil and Spain Offer to Aid Wilson; Speculate Over Procedure

ARMENIAN CLOUD BROKEN BY WILSOR   League of Nations City As: sumes More Cheerful Aspec' Than at Any Time Since Delegates Gathered.

PRESIDENT WILSON, MEDIATOR, CHEERS NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Aspect of Situation at Genev More Cheerful Than Since Meeting Convened—Austria Is Voted In.

CHEERED BY “US, OFFER   Letter Accepting Wilson’s of- fer As Mediator In Armenia Drafted.   AUSTRIA IS ADMITTED AS MEMBER OF LEAGUE   Approve Calling  On America “to Name Delegaté to Military Commission

Acceptance by President of Role of Mediator Gratifies   Statesmen Optimistic Over. Shifting of Responsihility of Armenia to America

STATE CARE FOR INJURED IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT   Rehabilitation of Persons Has Been Started by Department of Labor and Industry.

THREE KILLED AT ANDERSON IN CROSSING ACCIDENT   Automobile Hit hy Train on Big Four Raiitroad—Four Seriously Injured.

TOLEDO WV NAMES FORMER JULOIER 10 JOB   Colonel George P. Green. halgh New Safety © Director.   CHOICE OF BUSINESS   Will Start Immediate In vestigation Of Police Departments.

THINKS WILSON SHOULD FIVE UP HAS OFFICE   Medical, ‘Authority. “S$ ‘Says Presi dent Has a Permanently : Damaged Brain,

THREE CORNERED FIGHT.   i Police, Gamblers and’ Bandits Holding Up Latter Stage Thriller—One Dead.

Free-for-all Fight Ensued In Which ‘ One Detective Was Fatally Wihewneder]   PHILADELPHIA WAS — SCENE

RAID GAMBLING DEN; ONE MAN KILLED     Bandits Have Players With Hands up as Police Enter.

DEADLY BATTLE ONE MAN KILLED   Police, Gamblers, Bandits in Triangular Fight   AT OPPORTUNE TIME   fficers Raid Gambling Room and Find Players Being Held Up by Bandits—Lights Go Out and in Desperate Battle in Dark One is Killed and Five Wounded e

EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE FOR AL   VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL STRIKES KEYNOTE AT INDIANAPOLIS.

EQUAL JUSTICE UNREST REMEDY MARSHALL SAYS   Vice President Urges Jail Sentences for All Profiteers

TOM MARSHALL NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   Halts Boom at Conveation—in diana Democrats Give Promnent Places to Women.

MARSHALL QUELLS BUOM STARTED IN INIANA FOR HIM   Vice President Sal He Did Not Seek Presidential Nomination — Democrats of State Select Delegates,

LL HOPING TREATY FIGHT MAY BE SMOOTHED CUT   Vice President in His Keynote Speech at Indianapolis Urges Reconciliation.

MARSHALL WANTS EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE FOR ALL   Vice President Opens Indiana Demo Convention—-Urges Jail Sentence for Profiteer.  No Man Will Be Read From Party Because of Treaty

ORGANIZE A NEW RAIL UNION   Strike Leaders Hope to Enroll 75,000 Men at Once.

STRIKERS MAKE PLANS 10 FORM NEW RAIL UNION   Leaders Say They Represent 41,000 Men—N, Y. Managers Refuse Strikers’ Offer.

NEW NATIONWIDE RAIL BODY AIMED BY MEN OF YARD   Local Organizations Must Pass On Scheme; 75,000 Members At Start Is Estimate   ALL ROAD CRAFTS TO BE CANVASSED BY RECRUITS   Elections For Grand Lodge Ir November Intended; East’s Strikers Back Move

TO FORM NEW RAIL. UNION   Chicago Strike Leader and Allies Hope to Enrdli 75,000 Men as Starter.

WANT 10 FORM NEW RR.UNION   Representatives of Striking Switchmen Start Movement for National Body.

NEW RAIL UNION NEAR   Chicago Strike Leader and Allies! Hope to Enroll 75,000.   Movernent in Capital Ig to Align Werted ers of U. S. and Canada--N, “v. Workers Back.

ALL RAILROAD MEN ASK TO UNITE WITH IT.   THIS IS THE RESULT OF CHICAGO STRIKE   United States and Canada Field For Work of New Organization which Will Take in All Other Railway Organizations is Possible.

PROPOSES NEW RAILWAY UNION   Men of All Crafts Will Be Admitted.   IN BOTH U. S. AND GANADA   Chicago Strikers Adjourned Today Without Taking Vote on Return to Work.

First Shooting Fat Fatality in This State Since the Season Opened

BELIEVED. 15 DEAD IN FIRE   Biaze at Klamath Falls, Ore., Destroy: the Housten Opera Houee—Eight Bodies Recovered.

ABOR DAY HOLOCAUST   Fire Destroys Opera House During Celebration   10 70.15 BURNED TO DEATH   Origin of Fire Undetermined—Entire Block at Klamath Falls Burns.

10 DIE IN OREGON —— PONFLARRATION   Opera House and Hotel at Klanath Falls Burned to the Ground and Ten to Fifteen Are Believed Burned to  Death. 7

TOBURN TO DEATH ~ WHEN HOTEL BURKS; 4 BODIES RECOVERED   Two. Blocks Swept by Flames and Officials Say Death List May Grow

Several Burned To Death in Hotel Fire   Houston Wotel of Klamath Falls, Ore + gon, Burned and Loss of Life May Exceed Tifteen—Eight Bodles :A1 ready Kecoyvered.

CHARGE BRITISH GRAB IN TURKEY   French to Probe Transfer of Con-  stantinople Military Authority to English.   GEN, MILNE ASSUMES GHARGE   interallied Commission Lays Down Rules for Government of Turk ‘ Capital—Body Given Control ef “Zone of the Straits.”

EHENGH 10 PROBE TURKION AFFAIRS   British Are Charged With Grab bing Constantinople Rule.   MILLERAND ASKED FOR DATA   Control of “Zone of Straits” Given tc Interallied Commission—Body Lays Down Rules for Government of Turk Capital.

NEW YORK BETTING ODDS   aioli Wilson And McAdoo All $ To & Aosinet.

NISTRATION FORCES  POR DARK HORSE         New) Yorkers Betting * 9805 Against Wilenr

ODDS OF 9:70 S'AGAINST ‘GOV. SMITH OF NEW YORK - FOR THE PRESIDENC’

NAB RED LEADER ~— INGHICAGORAID   Nicolai Lenine’s Lieutenant Is Arrested by Department of Justice Men,   SEIZE DIRECT SOVIET ORDERS   Wapers Taken Reveal Plans for Revolt  ' in the Middle West, Plans to Stifie  ' Production and Hamper Transportation.

rr er  RED LEADER TAKEN IN CHICAGO RAID   Death Threat Seals Lips of Soviets in United States.   RED ORDERS ARE SEIZED   Documents Captured Reveal Plans for Revolt in Middie West, Conspiracy to Stifle Production and Ham per Transportation. ee

NAB RED READER AN CHIGAGO.RAID   Nicolai Lenin gs «Lieutenant Is Acrested by apartment of Justioe Men.   SEIZE: DIRECT: SVIET ORDERS

NAB RED LEADER © IN CHICAGO RAID   Nicola! Lenine’s Lieutenant Is Arrested by Department of Justice Men,   Pasers Taken Reveal Plans for Revolt in the Middle West, Plans to Stifle Production and Hamper Transportation.

PAPERS SEIZED IN RAD REVEAL _.. PLANS FOB REVOLT IN  MAP DILE WEST.

THREATENS DEATH OF 7000 MEN   Communist Literature Names Penalties For Reds of Chicago District.

RED LEADER IS ARRESTED ~ IN CHICAGO   Nicolai Lenine’s Lieutenant  Arrested by Department of Justice Men.   SEIZE DIRECT SOVIET ORDERS   Papere Taken Reveal Plans for Revolt in the Middie West, Plans to Stifie Production and Hamper Transportation.

BLIZZARD IN NORTH DAKOTA   § Se   Werst Storm ef Season, With Sixty : Mile an Hoer Wied.

CBLIZZARD IN NORTHWEST.   Storm Is Reported to ‘Extend Int Northern lowa, = +

BLIZZARD RAGING IN NORTH DAKOTA  Wind Reaches Velocity of 60 Miles an Hour  Temperature Falts t2 Degrees in  Six Hours

WORST BLIZZARD OF WINTEF   Sixty Mile Gale Blowing’ in North Dakota and Along Lakes  wt § HRs

LABOR BOARD MEETS AND CONSIDERS INTERVENTION IN THE RAILROAD RATRIIC!

GOVERNMENT. INTERVENTION IN RAILWAY SPRIGE TAKES SHAPE: WELH BOARD MERTING

GOVERNMENT / ARRANGES  FORITS OIL SUPPLY   To Tike Over -. On ' Prodaction of Osage indfans To Insure Ade» ‘quate Supply, :  1

GOVERNMENT IS 10 TANE ALL THE iL ON “(SAGE RESERVATION      Fifteen Million Barrels Yearly Will Supply Navy and War Departments’ Needs,

U5. PROCEEDS - WITH PAG ERENCE PLAN   Discussion of War With Japan ! Shows Strength of America   STRUGGLE UNLIKELY IN VIEW OF WASHINGTON      Nevertheless. Flest on West Coast Will Be Fitted With Fine Bases

CLAIMS WATSON ADMITS KILLING TWO OTHER WIVES   Cleveland Crime Not Believed Part of Bluebeard’s Record, Say Police   CONFESSES TWO MORE MURDERS DURING TIME   California to Provide Penalty Owing to Pleading to Deloney Slaying

GIRL MORTALLY WOUNDED AND 26 — HOUSES BURNED   Terence McSweeney, on Hungei Strike in Prison, Is Reported Barely Breathing

BRITISH SOLDIERS RESTORE ORDER IN BELFAST, IRELAND   Outbreak of Violent Rioting Started Today in Which One Girl Was Wounded and Houses Burned.

Belfast Mobs Fired Upon by British Treops      Volleys Fram Rifles Quell the " Rioting; MacSweeney’s Sister Warns Premier.

REDS HELD IN CAUCASUS   Denikine’s Forces Inflict Heavy Losses on the Bolshevists.

BOLSHEVIKE ARE FORCED BACK.   Reds’ Attempta to Cross Don Have Tieen Rewaleed.

QUACK OF DUCK ROUTS BURGLAR   Rome Once Saved By Geese —Davenport Home Saved By Mallards.

MGR. GERRETT LONGS FOR UW. §.   Papal Under Secretary Says It Is Worthiest Country in Which to Live.

AMERICA (a PRAISED. BY PAPAL SECRETARY   “WORTHIEST COUNTRY, THOUGH ‘TE HAS GONE DRY,” SAYS MON. . ~ SIGNOR UERETTY,

CONS MIND OF GO ALONG KIND   And His Conception of Presidency Akin to That of Woodrow Wilson.   ADMITS IT HIMSELF IN HIS SPEECH TODAY   So Says Senator Harding’s Paper in Commenting Upon the Governor’s Speech.

WILSON WILL NOT   ALLIED PREMIERS ARE EXPECT £D TO REACH SETTLEMENTS OPPOSED TO WIL.  SON’S VIEWS

WILSON SEES - BRIGHT LIGH]   President Finally Discover: Allies Have No Regard For His Views on Treaty. °

WILSON WILL NOT ACAININTERFERE   Decides Not to Give Alles Furth er Advice on Settlement of Peace Questions,

INTER-ALLIED CONFERENCE AT SAN REMO TO IGNORE WHSON'S AMERICAN CLAIMS

ALLIES TO IGNORE U. S IN PEACE SETTLEMENT:   Turkish, Adviatic and Yussian Set    dlwments to Be Made Reeardlexs ol President Wilsou's W

PACOIDENT WILL TAKE NO PART IN ALLIED ACTIONS   Participation in World Poli: tics to Be Withheld Whiie Ratification Waits   DECISIONS ADVERSE TO ADMINISTRATION LIKELY   SAN REMO COUNCIL EXPECTED TO ARRIVE AT SETTLEMENTS IN DEFIANCE OF PRESIDENT’S VIEWS,

White Collar Wearers Slain, Soviet Repori   Altes Bar Entrance to Russi:  as Reports Come “of Acts of Reds

THREATS TO KILL ALLIED SUBECTS   Bolsheviki Shooting all Land Owners and Others Suspected of Having Money   Wearing of White Collar is Sufficient Evidence. for a Death Warrant

Bolsheviki Shooting Property and  Land Owners on Polish Territory

RICH POLES ARE SLAIN   REDS, IN DRIVE, KILL WHITE COLLAR WEARERS.   A! Subjects of Allies Are Threatened With Instant Death if Captured.

Immediate Execution Threatened Allied Subjects Who Cross Frontier.   WARSAW’S HOURS ARE NUMBERED   Poles Retreat is a Rout Be. fore Advancing Hordes of Bolshevists.

REDS SLAY WEALTHY   White Collar Sufficient Evidence for Death Warrant.    Also Threaten to Execute Inatantly Any Subjects of the Allied Pow. ers They Catch,

THREAT TO SHOOT REFUGEES   Bolsheviki Reported Killing All Land Owners In Occupied Lands.

DELAWARE MAY - VOTE TODAY.   Decks About Cleared fee Action Oa Seffrage Amendment.

SUFFRAGE VOTES ARE LAGKING WN DELAWARE   Senate Will Vote on Proposec Ninetecnth Amendment Today.   HOPE FOR CONNECTICUT

VOTE IN DELAWARE NEAR.   Legislature May Decide Suf frage Issue Today—-Public Hearings Are Heid.

Action in Senate Probable To-day; Leaders Say Ratification Is Impossible Before Next Week; Workers Admit They Still Lack Sufficient Votes for Victory   MAY TURN TO CONNECTICUT

LITTLE HOPE FOR “SUFFS” THIS WEEK   HOUSE IN DOUBTFUL CLASS   Should Ratification Fail Attehtion “Will Be’ Turned Upon Connecticut, Says Mrs. Corie Chap aoe err   18° “STATES: DISFRANCHISED

DELAWARE SENATE TO VOTE ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE TODAY   However, the Leaders Don't Look for Final Ballot Until Next Week—Hopes on Connecticut.

Deleware Legislators Clear Deck for Vote on Suffrage   Ratification May Be Decided Today—Both Sides Confident—Women in Several States May Be Denied  Vote in November Despite Ratification, Unless Registration Laws Are Changed.

DELAWARE VOTE NOW 15 AWAITED   Suffrage Amendment May Be Passed on Today   OUTCOME IS IN DOUBT   Suffrage Leaders Admit they Still Lack Enough Votes in Both Houses but Predict that Later Changes Will Bring Victory—If Beaten Will Turn to Connecticut

WAY 13 CLEARED IN DELAWARE FOR VOTE ON SUFFRAGE   Advocates, However, Will Try to Prevent Roll Call Before Next Week,   DOOMED TO DEFEAT UNLESS CHANGES OCCUR      rhat Leaders Will Turn to Connectt eut if Delaware Refuses Ratifiea. tion Indicated by Mrs, Catt, Whe Says Legisi@tors May Convene Without Gubernatorial Call,

DELAWARE GETS READY FOR ITS SUFF SHOWDOWN      Vote On Resolution I: Likely to Come in Senate Today.

DELAWARE MAY VOICON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TODAY   Advoeates and Opponents Held Meeting Yesterday   BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY

TO BATTLE FOR © __ SUPREME BENGE   Eleven Candidates in. jn Race for Three : _ Places on Ticket. ‘Salinger Opposed. .

Mt. Pleasant Jurist is a Real Contender for Supreme Court Nomination.

CROWDS CHEER AS GOBS BATTLE IN QUAKER CITY   Sailors from Battleship: Columbia and Minne sota Engage in Free-for.  All Fight on Market  Qe og   POLICE POWERLESS

SAILORS STAGE BATTLE IN PHILADELPHIA TODA’   Police Try Vainly To Disperse Gobs From Battleships In Harbor.

REBELS SHOT LIKE CATTLE   Hundreds of Captured Russians Shot Without Trial

REVOLT   At Vladivostok Had a San. guinary Ending   Five Hundred Revolutionaries Killes By Forces of All-Russian Government.

WILSON INSISTING ON LEAGUE   President Declares 7 amount Issue       in aoe

WILSON INSISTS. ON PARTY RUI   President Serves Notice Thai League of Nations Must Be - Paramount Issue.   DEMOCRATS ARE BALKING

PRESIDENT INSISTS ON TREATY BEING MADE THE. - MAIN CAMPAIGN ISSUE

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN FALL ELEGTIO:   President Wilson Notifies Party Tha: He Will Not Consent*to it Being Made an Issue in Mere Perfunetory Way...

President Wilson Says the League of Nations Must be a Paramount. Issue   IN. THE: ‘CAMBAIGN   Hoover’s Strength Will. be - Shown. in. Result of Mons: tana... Primary =: Today. -

PRES, WILSON WIL NSIST LEAGUE SHALL LEAD ISSUES   He Has Served Notice on His Party That Tt Shall Not Be ‘qiroduned in a Perfunctory  ay

PRESIDENT WILL NOT CONSENT TO HAVING HIS POLICY OVER.SHADOWED BY ANYTHING ELSE

WILSON SAYS LEAGUE IS PARAMOUNT ISSUE   President Will Not Consent to Indorsement in a Perfunctory Way.

WILSON INSISTS ON LEAGUE BEING PRIMARY ISSUE   Lener Read at Kansas State Canven fien Shews Stand of the President   WANTS MATTER INJECTED ISTO NATIONAL PLATFORM   Will Not Consent to League Bein; Made an Issue in Any Perfunetory Manner

NO PERFUNCTORY FIGHT, PRESIDENT TELLS DEMOCRATS   Will Stake Party's Fate On Voters’ View of Pact.

Wilson Insists On League Of Nations As A Campaign Issue   In Letter To Kansas Democratic State Convention Makes This Clear.

WILSON SERVES. NOTICEAN PART   PRESIDENT WANTS LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO BE THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

FACTS ABOUT _. LIBERTY BONDS   Temporary: Certificates. May He Ex: changed for Permanent. Bonds Without Any Charge

NO CHARGE FOR CONVERTING LIBERTY BONDS   Federal Reserve Bank Advises Holdera to Exchange for Permanent Certificates —¢

SAYS NO MUTINIES ON SHIPS   Baker Enters Denial of Charges by Iilinois Congressman.

NO MUTINIES ON TRANSPORTS   Secretary of War Baker’ Enters Denial of Charges by Congressman Britten.

SPECIAL  NOTICE SAVE MONEY. FOSTER BROS.  Optomatists and Optician

SPECIAL NOTICE - SAVE MONEY  FOSTER BROs.   Optometists- and Opticians

WON BY DEMOCRATIC STATE   Mrs. McCulloch Believes Indiana  Women favor Record.

DEMOCRATS PUT IT OVER   Is Claim Of Womens’ Chairman Q1 Democratic State Central Committee.

RETENTION OF ISLAND OF YAP GABLES BY JAPAN   it is the Subject of an importan Conference Held in Washington Today. .

ISLAND OF YAP GABLES   Must Be Surrendered. tg the United States <.

JAP SITUATION AGAIN TENSE   Retention by That Na. tion of Island of Yap’s ‘Cables Leads to Highly Important Conference in Washington.   SENATE ACTION

DEALERS ASK 10   Blames Present Coal Shortage or Consumers’ Rush of Orders.

ASKS TEN PERCENT   Margin Sought by Wholesale Coal ‘Deslers of Indlana.

PLACED IN NOMINATION   Speech of Governor Henry Allen, of Kansas in Nominating General Wood at Republican National Convention Todav.

WOOD 1S MAN WHO HITS NEED OF HOUR, COV. ALLEN AVERS          MILITARY LEADER CALLED WOST SUCCESSFUL ADMINISTRA. TOR IN i" ATION  CH,

WHEAT CAUSED PRICE DROP   Grain Dealers Explain Reason for Heavy Slump in Grain Prices. Lack of Foreign Buying Has Effect.

CRAZY MAN SWINGS'LIKE MONKEY ON ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES AND LAUGHS AT THE FRETFUL POLICE

SWINGS MONKEY ~ LIKE ON: WIRES   Efforts. of. Police. to ‘En. “tice Man Down: Have Proved. Futile:

FORMER COUNTY OFFICIAL   HARRY G WEHLER, EX-REGISTER AND RECORDER DIES.   Made » Name for Himeclf for Faith feluess to FFriends and Ther eughness of His Work.

EX-ADAMS OFFICIAL DIES AT NEW OXFORD   Harry G. Wehler, Former Register and Recorder and late Banker, Victim of Brights Disease

FORMER COUNTY OFFICIAL DIES   Henry Wehler, } New Oxford. Served Term as Register.

THIRD PARTY MAY ADOPT DRY PLANK   LIBERALS WILL SEEK CON. SOLIDATION OF RADICAL ORGANIZATIONS.   [Indications Are Third Party Con. vention Will Be Attended By Large Crowd and Many Delegates Expected

PROPOSED TH  PLANS T  a INSERT DRY PLANK IN PLATFORW   Amalgamation of Radicals Sought by Supporters of Proposed Po-  litical Creanization

~~ PARTY TO BE BRY      NEW PARTY MAKE BID ¥ PROHIBITION VOTE.     LIBERALS’ GAUNCHING  Lt      MICHIGAN TO SEND 48 DELEGATES TO CONTENTION——.. DEWAND RECALL. :

THIRD PARTY ADVOCATES TURN TO PROHIBITION   Deadlock at San Francisco Would Give Them New Encour Soacmoant

MRS.. DIANA PRAY, COUNTY PIONEER, DIES EARLY TODAY   Widow of Late Lewis Pray. Lived for Years ;in Noble. Passes Away at Home of -Daughter; Mrs. Ackerman

ARTILLERY TRAINED ON THE SHIPYARDS   Jialian. Troops Menace Radical: Who Have Taken Over The Industry.

INFLUX OF ALIENS 18 “SERIOUS AND DANGEROUS   Chalrman Johnson of House Immigration Committee Claims to Have Facts.

IMMIGRANT PERIL SENSED BY STATE DEPT. HOUSE TOLD   Law Forbidding Aliens From U. S. For Year Called Necessity.

SAYS INFLUX OF ALIENS SERIOUS   REAL EMERGENCY EXISTS. JOWN SON TELLS NOTSE   ‘Author of Measure to Bar AH Immi rants From American Shores Defends Bill In Address,

CONGRESSMEN 10 INSPECT PROJEC!   Party Will Look Over A'’rplane Fac tory and Naval Bases on Pacific Coast.

Unwise to Delay Providing Facilities on Pacific for 2 Mighty Fleet, Secretary of Navy Informs Committee      Navy Yard in San Francisco  Bay Should Be Built for  siccommodating Huge Ships   Now Building, Official Savs

CRAVENS TURNS OVER FACTS 70 VAN NUY!   ‘Presents Information involv. ing Governor in. Coal Deal to Federal Authorities

CRAVENS GIVES HIS CHARGES TO U. S. OFFICIALS   Madison Senator Tells Sen. ate His Statement Against Goodrich Will Be Probed   COLLUSION CLAIMS HAVE BEEN SHOWN

Charges That Governor Good: rich Is Interested In Coal to Be Investigated.   FIRST MADE IN THE SENATE   Senator From Madison Says Ne Has Given Facts to United States Attorney. -

30 PASSENGER TRAINS ON THE P.R.R. CANCELLED   New York Food Situation Is Not Serious As Yet, Warehouses Hold Sty Months Supply

TRAIN SERVICE INTO NEW YORK BADLY CRIPPLEI   Only One Road Reports All Trains Running; Food Situation Not Serious.

WHEAT IS MAIN TARGET IN FIGHT ON PRICES   Market Smashed Yesterday by 12  Cent Drop—Many Factors  Enter Situation.

EXCITING OMAGH OVERTAKES WHEAT   GPt iN IS MAIN TARGET IN AT: TACK ON HIGH PRICES AND SHARP BREAK RESULTS.

WHEAT IS A TARGET IN LOW PRICE DRIVE   HORIZONTAL DESCENT MADE ON CHICAGO MARKET.   Exeiting Smash of Mere Thar 1: Cent During Closing Heurs— Shrinkage Shown In the Foreign Demaad.

MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS STAND BY THE PRESIDEN   Pledge Delegation to ‘Frisco to - Support Platform Upholding His Administration. :

MOalOolPPI- FOR ADMINISTRATION   WILLIAMS, HARRISON, HUMPHREYS AND TALLY   PRESHHENT WILSON ENNORSEL   Congressman, Humphreys Defeatec Gov. Russell for Delegate at Largs tu San Francisco,

NO CHOICE or CANDIDATES   Niastesipp! Demecrats Give Neo is etreeticons te Delegate.

WILL ENFORGE DRY LAW IN MICHIGAN   H. B. Hatch, U. S. Commissioner, Refuses to Issue Warrants for Arresis Until He Has Directions from District Attorney.   DALRYMPLE WILL GO AHEAD WITHOUT STATE’S AUTHORITY

MACOWINEY [3 STILL ALIVE; J DEAD IN RIGT   Cameron Highlander Troo  Ordered to Belfast, Wher  City Is Blazing Inferno,  According to Dublin Rumor.   Since Rioting Began Wednesday Twenty Hav Been Killed—Girl Work ers Attack Unionist — Women.

TOLL OF DEAD AND ~ TNJURED INCREASED   FIFTY-ONE BODIES TAKEN FROM WRECKAGE AT VILLAGE OF PEGGS, OK,

Of DEAD FOUND IN RUINS OF TORNADO   (DEATH LIST INCREASES  UNTEERS SEARCH D  OP THE OKUAHOMA STORM        VOLRIS

OKLAHOMA STORM WAS -A BAD ONE   Dead Were Pilea din Heaps, Ac cording to Reports from Regges —51 Killed,

51 KNOWN DEAD IN STORM. DESTROYING PEGGS. OKLA.   Estimates Early Last Night Placed Number of Injured At 100, With Practically Every Building in Town Razed—Tornado, One Mile in Width, Struck Blow Sunday—Four Dead in Another Oklahoma Cyclone.

Oklahoma Village Devastated _ and Survivors Search De- — bris and Bury Dead.

MATES AND PILOTS AT N.Y. STRIKE   Walkout Threatens Complete Tie-up of Al! Harbor Traffic at That Port.

TIEUP OF HARBOR TRAFFIC SEEN IN N.Y. STRIKE CALL   Master Pilots and Mates, With Membership of 28,000 Ordered to Walk Out at 7 O'Clock This Morning.

ISLE OF PITCAIRN ' WAS REDISCOVERED   NEW OCEAN ROUTE PUTS SOUTH SEA LAND IN TOUCH WITH WORLD   Is the Home of Descendents ol Mutinous British'Ssilors Who Settled There

CROWDS HEAR THE WESSAGE.      But Disappointed in Expected Discussion of the Leagee.

ANNUAL MESSAGE   PEALT MOSTLY WITH DOMESTIC PROBLESIS OF U. s.   America Must Lead the World in De. mocracy, Says Wilson. ‘

REALT MOSTLY WITH DOMESTIC PROELES      America Must Lead the World in De.  “3 Wilson.

Recommendations Urged a Loan to Armeniz, to Be Adwed Through American Commissioners and the at Af Ea tanondence to the Philippines   NS ATTENTION TO WAR VETERANS   ‘eeds Advice of His Private Physician and Does Not Ap3efore Congress in Person, His Annual Document we Read in Each House by Its Respective Clerk

WILSON MESSAGE READ BY CLERK Ik SENATE AND HOUSE    President Confined Himself ~ Almost Wholly to Domestic Questions.   ENACTMENT OF WORKABLE BUDGET SYSTEM URGED   Refers to Industrial Situation, Saying Recovery From Wat Effects Gives Promise o! Early Completion Only ir Our Own Fortunate Country

President Heeds Advice of Physicians: and Refrains, From Visiting House”:      PHILIPPINE INDEPENCENCE GIVEN RECOMMENDATION   Urges Loan to’ Armenia “and Adoption of Comprehensive; Budget Legislation’

AW/ILSON IN FINAL MESSAGE OICES "FAITH OF AMERICA”   eferring Only Remotely to League, .Proposes Tax Reform, Budget, Loan to Armenia, Free  Pere sa, Philippines.

REVISION OF TAX LAWS IS URGED BY iM   League and Foreign Relations Not Mentioned— Freedom for Philippines And a Loan to Armenia Included in Recommendations to Congress.

SENATE DISCUSSES MEASURES TO DEAL WITH BUSINESS DEPRESSION AND FLOW OF ALIENS INTO U. S.   Both Houses Hear President’s Message Read; Galleries ‘Crowded, Expecting to Get a Glimpse of Wilson; Members Are Deep in Planning a Program of Needed Laws.   LEGISLATION TO AID COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY IS BEING GIVEN SERIOUS ATTENTION BY SOLONS   Leaders Show a Desire to Do Something For Business Generally Without Unnecessary Delay; Bills Covering Wide Range Have Been Introduced; May Probe Unemployment.

DOMESTIC {O0UES - ABE TAKEN UP IK — ANNUAL MESSAG   Wilson Says America Only Has Promise of Recovering From War.   PRESIDENT DOES NOT APPEAR IN PERSON   “Workable Budget System’ Among Recommendations Made hv Chief Executive.

CONGRESS HEARS ANNUAL MESSAG? OF WILSON READ   President Heeds Phycisian and Does Not Appear In Person   MESSAGE IS LARGELY ON DOMESTIC ISSUES   Manr Spectators Attended Who Hoped to View Nation’s Iixecntive

DOMESTIC ISSUES ARE TANEN UP I ANNUAL MESSAGI   Wilson Says America Only Has Promise of Recovering From War.   PRESIDENT DOES NOT APPEAR IN PERSON   oWorkable Budget Bystei’ Among Recommesdations - Meade hy Chiat Frecutive.

Crowd Is Disappointed When Executive Fails to Appéar; No Reference Made to League.   PROGRESS MADE ‘ON IMMIGRATION   Recommendations Are Mostly About Domestic Matters; Loan Is Proposed to Armenia.

President ‘Wilson Sends His  Farewell Message to Congress   Almost Entirity of President’s Message Was Devoted to Domestic Problems. No Mention of League of Nations

WILSON'S ADDRESS READ 10 CONGRESS   Galleries Crowded But President Heeds Physician’s Advice Not to Appear in Person   IS “CONFESSION OF FAITH”   House Receives Rule to Take Wp Im migration Bill Thuraday—Limits General Debate

HIG RETIREMENT TO PRIVATE LIFE NOT MENTIONED   President Also Fails to Make Any Comment on the League of Nations.

Executive Unable to Appear in Person Before Legis” laters   ‘URGES RIGID ECONOMY IN. APPROPRIATIONS   Asks Immediate Serviceable ~ Legislation to Aid Re ‘covery From War.” Effects .

Annual Communication to Congress Is Read By Clerk, the President Failing to Appear In Person; Makes No Mention of League of Nations or Approaching Retirement   REGOMMENDS BUDGET SYSTEM

‘MESSAGE DEALS WITH PROBLEMS IN THIS NATION   ? Président Discussés Industrial Situation, Budget: System, Philippine Independence and ‘Loan To Aymventa:.   DID:NOT APPEAR IN PERSON

CONGRESS HEARS WILSON MESSAGE AT BRIRF MERT   mestic: Issues Considered Alvmost Entirely by the Executive in Message.      IMMIGRATION BILE IN

PRESIDENT REMAINS SILENT ON LEAGUE   ANNUAL MESSAGE IS WITHOUT ——— ore Shor VERSA$L  URGES TAX REVISIONS   Economy, With Budget System, Armenian Loan, Filippine Independence Recommended

EARLY BALLOTS SHOW BIG THREE HOLDING FIRM   Predicted Landslide to McAdoo Fails to Ma terialize

TWO ELEVATE THAIN GRAGH AND MANY HURT   Crowded Cars Burst Into Flames—One Falls to Street Below.

N.Y. ELEVATED © * ~ PASSENGERS AAD. MARROW ESCAPE   Trains in Collision Hurl One  - Car Filled With Passengers Twenty-five Feet to Pavement on the Street Bellow.— All Escaped Unhurt.

COLLISON — ON ELEVATED   Knocks One Car From the Trestle Into Street—Half Dozen Passengers Taken to Hospitals—Woman Ser:  -jouslv Hurt.

CRASH ON -N, Y, “L"   Car Filled With Passengers Falls Twenty-Five Feet. .   Twelve Persona Removed to Hospitals —Motorman Flees From Scene of Wreck—-Woman Gerluusly. Hurt.

FIFTEEN HURT, WHEN ELEVATED TRAIN TUMBLES   Car Fell 35 Feet—Womar Only Passenger Serious ly Injured

LEVIATUAN MAY SAIL NO MORE, It Would Cost 8 Million to Put Ginut

-LEVIATHAN MAY SAIL NO MORE,   It Would Cost 8 Million to Put Gian Liner in Condition,

WILSON TO VETO PEACE MEASURE   Plans For Democratic Filibuster Are Called Off.   SENATOR KNOX OPENS DESATE

FILIEUSTER: PLAN — 1S ABANDONEL   President Wilson to Veto Knox : Peace Resolution, ~   MAY SEND BACK THE TREATY

Fear Sinn Fein Plot, . Parliament Is Shut to Public; Barrier Uy]

STRANGE MAN IS  TAKEN IN LOBBY   OT Fanaa Wika He BS DeLee fa ba Sina Feiner   OUBLIN STORES ARE BOMBED   Reported That Black ipa Tans Kopt Firemen From Fighting Blaze By Display “of “Arins

PARLIAMENT HOUSES CLOSED TO PUBLIC; SINN FEIN .FEARED   Action Taken Following thetention 0: Strange Man in Outer Lobby o} Commons Briday.

Parliament Meets Behind High Board Fence Fearing Attacks by Sinn Fei

BARRIERS ERECTED ‘ROUND PARLAMENT WN LONDON TODA   \Bight-foot Barrier Around  Downing Street Today Causes Speculation 4s to Extent Of Sinn Fein Operations in Eneland.

KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT IT.   Inditna Congressman Favor No Particular Candidate,

NOTHING AnOUT It.            Indiana Congressman. Favor No ‘Pare  Jot Centar Candidate, «+

DROWN 6 BOLSHEVIK HEADS   Commissioners Thrown Into the Nev: River During Anti.Boisheviki Uprising—-Others Fiee.

WOMAN TEMPORARY JUROR  IN ALLEGED I. W. W. TRIAL    American Legion “Jury” Also Will Hear WHvidence and Send “De-  cision’ to Post, 

WOMAN IS CHOSEN AS JUROR,   Legion Members Will Also Listen to Trial of I. Ww. W.

WOMAN (3 JUROR NT. WW. TRIAL   CHALLENGE OF DEFENSE FE SELECTION DENIED BY COURT

WOMAN ON JURY FOR 1. WW. TRIAL   Hearing Moves Slowly anc ~Term-of Court: Is Extended.

POLAND FEARS — RUSS MENACE   Fifteen Divisions Assem. bled on Frontier.   SOVIET FORCES IN NEUTRAL ZONE   ‘Attacking Polish Volunteet Troops.

RUSS DRIVE ALARMS POLAND   Drives Into Neutral Zone to Oppose Balakhovitch Operations—15 Soviet Divisions on Pole Frontier.

‘DRIVEN TO WAR Ih NEUTRAL ZONE’   Russian Soviet Declares Such Action Forced by Poles

nag, nee whee apan 'F, WAR IN XEUTRAL ZONE. ee \ Rassia Again Threatens Poland by Invading yeewtral Territory.

15 RUSSIAN DIVISIONS HAVE BEEN CONCENTRATED EN THE POLISH FRONT.   it is Feared That They Are Pre paring for an Attack—Lithuan ians Negotiating For Mili. tary Offensive.

POLAND IS FEARFUL OF RUSSIA’S INTENTION:   Russian Soviets Say They Arc Forced to Carry War Inte Neutral Zone Because of At forked.

“REDS” READY FOR DRIVE ON POLISH FRONT   ‘Claim Balakovitch’s Attacks : Compel Bolshevik Forces : to Take Offensive.  '   19 RED DIVISIONS ARE READY

REDS ANNOUNCE RENEWED ATTACK ON POLISH FRONT   ALLEGED PEACE WAS MADE ONLY TO CRUSH WRANGE!I af ahi Me

= THREATENS TO ARNT POLI   Refusal of General Balakovitch to Surrender Property He Has Occupied May Bring About Serious onsequenee Tn That-Aresa. —

Mescow _ Dispatch - Declares Necessity for ‘Conflict . in Neutral Zone; Fighting ts in Eastern Siberia .

ANOTHER OUTBREAK   BETWEEN RUSSIAN SOVIET AND THE POLISH VOLUNTEER ROR ORG   Latter Refuse to~ Cease Hostilities’ After Tem‘porary Peace Had Been Agreed Upon—Confer ence Rennened.

MURDER CHARGE IS MADE AGAINST - MISSING WOMAD   Cjara Smith, Reported in Mex ico, Can Be Extradited Under New Charge

Wife of Dead Man’s Nephew Tells Why Alleged Slayer Bore Name of  Matmnn   FACES CHARGE OF MURDER   County Prosecutor Told That Clara Smith Hamon Has Crossed Boundary

CONGRESS COMMITTEE ACTIVE.   Pxpenditures in Presidential Campaigns to Be Investigated,

CONNECTICUT DOES IT ALL OVER AGAIN   Ratification Suffrage Amendment Made Certain—Secretary Colby Stands by Proclamation.

ANTI-BRITISH HOOTS BREAK UP MEETING   Police Called Out by Disturb. ance at Plymouth Rock Ter centenary Celebration

FOES OF ENGLAND SPOILS MEMORIAL TO THE PILGRIMS   Tercentenary of Plymouth Rock Broken Up by New York Disturbance.

Ilan a MPATHY MADE MANIFEST   Hurrah for America! Dowr With England! Cry   ‘o Oust Crowd of Disturbers from Carnegie Hall—Led by Group of Women Demonstrators Succeed in Breaking Up Tercentenary Celebration—Part Chorus Deserts

WOMEN BREAK UP CELEBRATION FOR MAYELQWER FAK   Anti-British Demonstration Halts Tercentary of Pilgrims’ Landing.   Children Refuse to Sing “God Save the King” at Carnegie Hall.

PILGRIM MEETING 5 BROKEN UP   FOES OF ENGLAND FORCE WAY INTO CARNESGIE HALL,   PREVENT MR. GOMPERS TALK   Split Comes At Place In. Program Where “God Save the Queen” . Was To Have Been Sung by the Audience,

BREAK UP PILGRIM MEETING   Auti-British Demenstratien § Interruptse Tercentenary Celebration at Sew York.

“PILGRIM” FETE BROKEN UP   Crowd of Anti-British Force Way Into  Carnenia Hat

DISTURBERS BREAK UP PILGRIM MEET   Carry Banners With Anti-Brit ish. Inscriptions and Shou “Hurrah for Austria; Dow With England.”

AIRPLANE WAS BURNED      Was Envazed in Search for Mis: ing Naval Balloon

‘ Immigration Hearings Oven Januarv 3.   ~ Sixtocn Are Killed in Irish Battling   ‘Navy Pigeon Found Dead at Rachecter.

AIRPLANE WAS BURNED   Was Engaged in Search for Missing Naval Balloon

GRUNDY WOMEN FIRST TO BALLOT BY AMENDMENT’   Vote on Proposed Consolidated School District.

MAY GIVE UP CROWN TO WED IRISH LASSIE   Prince of Wales is Reported Madly in Love With Joan Mullholland   Love at First Sight When Heir Sees Sister’s Maid, » London Hears  (ee

PRINGE IW LOVE — WITH TRISH GIRL   Wales Reported Ready to Renounce the Throne.   iS SISTER'S MAID OF HONOR   London Rumor Says It Was a Case of Love at First Sight—Lucky Girls Name ts Joan Mulholland.

IRISH GIRL WINS HEART OF PRINCE   Wales Reported Ready to Re nounce Throne to Wed Commoner.   PRINCESS’ MAID OF HONOR   Lady Joan Mulholland Is the Lucky Giri—A Case of Love at Firut Sight, Londen Rumor Mas it.

PRINCE IN LOVE WITH IRISH GIRL   heen Reported Ready to Renounce the Throne.   IS SISTER'S MAID OF HONOR

PRINCE WALES LOVES ISH GIRL AT FIRST SIGHT; STIRS LONDON   Lady Joan Mulholland Is the Lucky Girl—A Case of Love at First Sight, -London Rumor Has It.

WILL SELECT A MEETING PLACE   STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO MEET APRIL 12TH TO NAMB STATE CONVENTION CITY

NORTH PLATTE POLICE CHIEF SHOT AND DIES   In a Gun Fight With Mexicans Thursday Night. A Policeman Fatally Wounded,

NESS MEN CLEAN UP CITY   Toledo’s Mayor Warned He Must Aid In Expelling Vice

POTOMAC WORKERS QUIT.   Freight Traffie Into Washington Threatened With Stoppage.

NEWSPAPER PLANT IS BURNED   Two Buildings of the Buffalo Evening Times Are Destroyed by Fire.

PAUHIBITION 13 DEAD laalltGOVERNOR GO}   Democratic Presidential Can: didate Makes Initial Declaration on Wet and Dry Issue Before Big Audience in Seattle.   HE RELAXES IN PORTLAND   Speaker Charges Republican Presidential Candidate Is Wet and Has Owned Brewery Stock for Period of Thirty Years,

TKNOW WHEN EVENT PAgaco AAIMINEE SAYS   Asserticns That Candidate Is Wet Denounced by Sponsor ‘in Séattle   GOVERNOR’S ANSWER NOT VERY FLATFOGTED   First Reference to Prohibition Likely to Open Up Hot . Coniroversy

NOMINEE DEFINES STAND ON PRO QUESTION: SAYS. IT'S NOT CAMPAIGN ISSUE

COX. ANSWERS CHARGE OF BEING WET”   Declares He “Kno “Knows When Event Has Passed and. Be- come Part of Yesterday”   ‘WESTERNERS DEMAND ~  DEFINITE STATEMENT   Alleged Letter to ter to Liquor Dealers Published by Coast . Newspaper ‘Starts Fuss.

GOV. COX HURLS DICTUM ON WET ISSUE IN SPEECH   Says He Knows When an Event Has Passed and Become Yesterday   FIRST ‘WET’ REFERENCE   SEATTLE SPONSOR FOR COX DENOUNCES ASSERTIONS THAT CANDIDATE 18 “WET”

‘SILENT TOPIC’ OF CAMPAIGN TO THE FORE   Cox in Introduction al Seattle Declared Not to Be “Wet.”

GUVEANOA GOA UN LIQUOR, He DOES NOT DUCK   KNOWS WHEN AN ISSUE DEAD.      IT IS SAID HARDING Ii THE PART OWNER OF BIG BREWERY.

GOK MAKES FIRST PUBLIC AVOWAL ON PROHIBITION   Knows When Event Has Passed by and Become a Part of Yesterday.   SPONSOR DENOUNCES ASSERTION HE WAS WET   League of Nations, Senatoria Oligarchy and Further At. tacks on Republican Lead. ers Principal Subjects of Al Saturday Addresses.

Question Is Injected Into Campaign for . First Time.    OPENS WAY FOR HEATED DEBATE   Statement Is Made ix Reply to Insistent Demands.

WET ISSUE DEAD, COXINTIMATESIN SEATTLE SPEECI   LiquorQuestion Event Of By-Gone Day  Nominee Declares

“1 Know When  Have Passed By and Became a Part of Yesterday,’ Says Governor in Seattle Speech,   COTTERILL SHOWS UP RECORD OF HARDING   Candidate For Senator Says G, 0. P, Nominee Owned Stock in a Brewery in Marion, O., For 30 Years.

COX DECLARES HIS PASTTIAN ON WINE   SAYS HE I8 PROGRESSIVE ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE THE NEW DISPENSATION   TEPLIED 10 QUESTIONERS   Occasion Was His Address at Seattle, Wash., following Introduction by a Senatorial Clandidate

AUK ITI k Wil) OPENLY WN THE CAMPAIGN   Asseviions That Cox is “Vet” are Denouncat a Meeting Al Seattle.

PRO QUESTION COMES OPENLY INTO CAMPAIGN   Cox’s First Direct Reference - to Liquor Question is Made at Seattle.   Democratic Nominee’s Spon sor Makes the Charge.

GOV. GOX FINALLY BREAKS oILENGE ON PROHIBITION   Booze Question Not Issue, He Says, and Its Injection Will Fail to Divide “Friends of World Peace.”

KNOWS WHEN EVENT 1S A THING OF PAST   CANDIDATE COX MAKES MENTION OF PROHIBITION.    Gives No Definite Statement, But  Says He Is Not Reactionary— Refases to Make Dry  ness an lIaaac.

FROMGITION BADUGHT INTO. ACSITENT RARE   Reference to “Silent Topic” Fol  lows Severe” Attacks by “Dry” Advocates in  Western State         GOVERNOR SAYS HE KNOWS — WHEN AN EVENT HAS PASSED   in‘ Introductory Talk He i Laaded for Record With “Moral. Forces”

COX MAKES. FIRST PUBLIC STATEMENT GN PROH! MATTER   a ™ Speaking in Seattle Democratic Nominee Declares He Isa: Progresive and Not. Reactionary as Concerns This Important Subject.

COX DECLINES 10 ~ LET PROHIBITION —-_-BEGLOUD ISSUE   As Progressive in Government He Knows When An Event Has Passed Into Yesterday   MAKES THE STATEMENT iN AN ADDRESS AT SEATTLE   Cotterill Con pares Liquor Records of Cox amd Harding and Pornter Doesn't Get Worst of It

PRORLBITION BROUGHT INTO  PRESIDENT RACE   Reference to “Silent Topic” Follows Severe Attacks by “Dry” Advocates in. Western State .§   GOVERNOR SAYS: HE KNOWS WHEN AN EVENT HAS PASSED   n Introductory Talk He i: Lauded for Record With “Moral Forces”

KNOWS WHEN AN ISSUE DEAD.      if IS SAID HARDING Ik THE PART OWNER OF BIG BREWERY.

COX TAKES STAND ON PROHIBITION   Replying to Attacks, Governor Makes First Statement on Liquor Question   SORE THROAT DEVELOPS   Nominee Spends Busy Day In State of Washington; Rests Over Sunday

PAGHIBITION COMES INTO COX CAMPAIGN   GOVERNOR MAKES‘ FIRST DI _ RECT REFERENCE TO THE LIQUOR QUESTION. _   Newspapers Address Queries to Candidate in Regard to League.

NOMINEE, BREWER FOR THIRTY YEARS   MAN WHO INTRODUCES (CO? SAYS HARDIN HELPED WETS

COX (5 PLEDGED TO DRY’ GAUSE   ‘By Democratic Candidate for  Senator From Washington  Who Avows His Dryness.   ‘PROXY DENIAL MADE OF WET PROCLIVITIES   Governor Contents Himself by Saying Questions Not at Issue Can’t Divide Party.

COX MAKES FIRST PUBL STATEMENT ON PROK! MATTER      Speaking in Seattle Demogratic Nominee Declares He  a Progresive and Not Re"Setionary as Concerns This  ' Trmnnartant Sabkifont.

FIRST ‘WET”   SEATTLE. SPONSOR’ FOR COX. DE~ . NOUNCES ASSERTIONS . $ TMAT: GANDIDATES:

PROHIBITION GETS IN CAMPAIGN; ISSUE DEAD ONE. COX SAYS   Declares That as a Progressive in Government He Knows When an Event Passes.   WET QUESTION BROUGHT UP IN THE INTRODUCTION   Continues to Denounce Republicans for Slush Fund Denials Despite Activity.

PROHIBITION AS INOUE 15 CLOSED, GOV. COX DECLARES   Refutes Charge That He Fa. vors Wets and Cites Record As Proof—Takes Rap At Harding,

UNRAINANS AND POLES CAPTURE. OF SSA HARBOR   Bolsheviki Forces Ousted By Poles and Bombardment of Kiev Is Reported   SILESIA GROWING SERIOUS   Communists in Upper Austria Demanding Resignation of the Vice-Governor

FARMER KILLED TWO DAUGHTERS   Despondency Is Given as Cause of Crime in Confession

FATHER KILLS HIS TWO BABY GIRLS   Michigan Farmer Buries Them in River Bed,   Tells Sick Wife That Little Ones Wii Be Home Soon and Then Gives Self Up to Sheriff.

"OF FATHE!   W ho Chloroformed Two “Daughters  and Buried Bodies in River Bed—Con‘fesses to the Crime.

FARMER ADMITS CHLOROFORMING TWO. DAUGHTERS   Lansing, Mich., Man I. He}d for Death of _ Children.

SLAYS 2 DAUUHTERS   FARMER IN MICHIGAN BURIES CIRLS IN RIVER BED.

Father Chloroforms His Two Daughters; Then Buries Bodies in Rive:

Farmer Chloroforms Two. ‘Daughters, Buries Bodies in Bed of Rive:

FARMER CONFESSES SLAYING CHILDREN   Chloroforms  Daughters Aged Two and Three.

FATHER MURDERS AND BURRIES HIS TWO LITTLE GIRLS   Horrible Crime of Earl Roop at Lansing, Michigan, in Chloroforming and Burying His Girls, Annie and Mary In Red Cedar River—ts In Jail and Mother Is In Dying Condition.

FATHER CONFESSES HE KILLED 2 DAUGHTERS   Lansing Man Takes Lives in Fit of Despondency.

FARMER ADMITS SLAYING HIS TWO YOUNG DAUGHTERS   Alleged Confession Played In th Hands of the Sheriff at Lansing, Michigan.

SLAYS 2 DAUGHTERS   FARMER IN MICHIGAN BSBURIES GIRLS IN RIVER BEO.   Informs Sick Wife Children Would Ge Home Soon and Then Gives Seif Up to Sheriff.

FARMER ADMITS MURDER OF HIS TWO DAUEHTERS SURRENDERS TO SHERIF   CHLOROPORMED HIS TWO LIPTL! GIRLS AND BURIED BODIES  IN RIVER NEAR HOME.

FARMER ADMITS KILLING BABES   Michigan Man Chiorolorms Lit: tle Tots and Buries Them in River Bed  Murderer Assures His Sick Wife   Murderer Assures His Sick Wife That Little Tots Were Sate  Then Admits Killing.

ALONZO DRAKE DIED AFTER LONG ILLNESS   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELE SUNDAY AFTERNOON—BURIAL IN OAKDALE.

Former nag 28 Richwood Dies Thursday d North of Marysi ille of Complications.

SOAKED THEM HEAVY.   . . . * « Hau itton County @ourt Not Lenient With Bootleggers.

SOAKED. THEM HEAY         Mamiilton County Court “Not. Henont With Bootle;

AMEnIGAM LEGION TO. - PRODUCE AMATEUR PLAY IR. Fea      ELLIS POLLOCK TO COACH: ‘HUGE “PROODUCTION OF MUSIC, . DRAMA AND TATE . VILLE :

AMERICAN LEGION 10 PRODUGE AMATEUR PLAY IN FEBRUARY   ELLIS POLLOCK TO COACH HUGE PROODUCTION OF MUSIC, DRAMA AND VAUDE-  VILLE

HARDING TO TAKE TRIP THROUGH PANAMA CANAI   Ship Expected to “Arrive ai Cristobal Tuesday . Marnine. °

HARDING NEARS THE BIG DITCE   Formal Plans of His Stay No’ Yet Announced.—Will Include Trio Thru Canal.

MR, HARDING NEARS PANAM   Parismina is Due to Reacl Her Destination To. morrow.

HARDING WILL REACH CRISTOBAL TOMORROW   Will Spend Five Days in Pan ama Canal Zone

HARDING NEAR THE CANAL ZONE SEA IS SMOOTH   President - Elect’s Ship Will Dock Tuesday Morning   Will Remain At The Canal For Five Days

HARDING S VOYAGE ~ NEARING AN END   Parisming ‘Sailing On Schedule Which Sheuld Bring Her Into Cristobal Rarly Tomorrow Morning.

DUE AT CRISTOBAL  ‘EARLY ON TUESDA)   Harding’s Voyage to Panama Nears End.

HARDING NEARS END OF ~ VOVAGE TO CANAL ZO   Vessel Béaring  President- elect to Panama Riding in Smooth Sea

MORE A. E. F. BOYS REACH NEW YORK   BROUGHT IN THE REFUGEE. FROM THE DISABLED SHIP POWHATAN

HELPLESS SHIP IS MOORED IN HARBOR SAFELY   Passengers Rescued From Waler-Logged Powhatan After Five Days of Ter: ror.   TERILS AT SEA   Faced Continually From Time Fhige Sleamer Left Pier—Relugees are Cared  Tay

271 PASSENGERS LAND SAFELY IN NEW YORK TODA\   Face Perils Of Sea In Sinking Vessel For Five Days And Nights   WORKERS ARE AT DOCK   Last Contingents Of A. BE. F Also Arrive Aboard Northern Pacific

THE POWHATAN   Reach New York -Port This ' Morning on the Steamship  - Northern Pacific.   VESSEL ALSO CARRIES SOLDIERS FROM FRANCE   Transfer of Passengers Made at Night During a Heavy Sea.

STORM TOSSED PASSENGERS ARE LANDED AT NEW YORK   ‘\. ter Five Days and Nights in Peril on the Sea 271 Weary Men and Women Reach Port

COLD WEATHER SPOILS OUTING   HARDING PARTY FINDS THINGS IN TEXAS DISAGREEABLE, WILL ADDRESS NEW ORLEANS AUDIENCE

HARDING PREPARES FOR PANAMA JAUN   Manages to Reach Brownsville From Point Isabel During Wind Storm.

HOBBY AND FALL GUESTS OF HARDING   President-Elect Spent Today at Brownsville—To New Orleans Thursday.

FALL TALKS OF MEX. QUESTION TOSEN, HARDING   President-Elect Receives Hi Firat Visitors in Texas City

HARDING MAKES READY TO SPEAK AT NEW ORLEANS   et ee  Spends Busy Day Tuesday at Brownsville—Off For  Panama Soon.

TEAAO GOVERNGR  GAEETS HARDING IN BREW NOVILLE   PRESIDENT - ELECT PREPARING POR DEPARTURE FOR NEW : ORLEANS TOMORROW,

HARDING. QUITS POINT ISABEL   President-Elect To Speak in New Orleans Tomorrow.

HARDING IS ‘BUSY IN BROWNSVILLE LEAVE TOMORROW   President-Elect and Party Finally Leave Isolated Point   Preparing For Speech in New Orleans

HARDING IS - QUITE BUSY   IS AT. BROWNSVILLE NoW   He and Mrs. Harding Are to go New Orleans Tomorrow, Thea to Panama.

HARDING tihG FALL AND nOUBY TO ott HIM IN TEXAS GIT   Texas Governor, Senator from New Mexico Make Officia! Calls at Brownsville.

HARD'NG SPENDS A DAY AT WORK   Arrived oat) Rrownsvilte, Prout Stertee“wept Polit “Eeabel.         SECEIVES TWO CALLERS   Confers With Gta. Robby, a Tex, and Senatrr Palt—To y Oteans omerrew,

PRESIDENT-ELECT IN BROWNSVILLE   FORCED BY, WIND AND RAIN TE ABANDON POINT ISABEL —   Governor Hobby and Senator Fall Among Callers—Working on Adarows Wo WHI Delivers _

PRESIDENT-ELECT IS AT LAST SAFE AT BROWNSVILLE   Wind and Cold Force the Hardings To Leave Point Isabel.

SEN. HARDING RECEIVES GOV. HOBBY OF TEXAS   Senutor Fall Also Calls and Dis cusses With President-elec Border Conditions.

GOVERNMENT OF CERMANY QUITS   ‘Sunday's: Election Precipitates Change in Berlin _.  Payalac -

GOVERNMENT HAS RESIGNED   Results of Sunday’s El ection to Be Established Soon

GERMAN CABINET QUITS   MUELLER. GOVERNMENT ‘ASKED - TO REMAIN’ IN OFFICE.   New Reichstag: to Be Called at Earliest _ Possible Moment—Coalitionists *‘Lese Many - Seats.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT TENDERS RESIGNATION   Is Asked to Hold Office Provisionally,

RcoiGNATION OF BUCANMENT AT BERLIN OCCURS   SESULT OF SUNDAYS PARLIG MENTARY ELECTIONS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT ONCE.

Early Election Returns Show Remarkable Defection from Present Coalition Parties Prompting Resignation

PRESIDENT EBERT HAS RESIGNED   Reichstag Asks*Him to Remain in Office For Time Provisionally.

At Least Until Reichstag Can Be Summoned; Electicn Results Are Unknown.   FOOD RIOTS IN VIENNA   seven Persons Killed and 2: Wounded in Disorders Over High Cost of Food.

BERLIN CABINET QUITS   German Ministry, Tenders Resignation to President Ebert.   Action Due ta Election Results—Gov ernment Coalition Loses 195 Seats in the Reichstag.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT HAS RESIGNED ‘BUT IS - HRED-IN- BY: EBER’   Resignation Will be Accepte  Time When the Nev Election Returns Are Vali dated and the Reichstag i Organized.

PRESENT RULE IN GERMANY ENDS   Asks to Determine Result of Pcrliamentary Election Immediately

OOVERNMENT OF GERMANY QUITS: “EBERT ROTIFEL   Reichstag: ato “Bi Called ai

TEUT GOVERNMENT ASKS TO RETIRE      PRESIDENT ERERT ASKS HIS OF FICERS TO REMAIN IN OFFICE FOR TIMF.

BERT CABINET. “HAS RESICNED   PRESIDENT ASKS ‘IT. fo RE. _ MAIN - UNTIL. RETURNS ARE COMPLETE... _     Coalition’ Parties: Behind Pres. ent, Government do Not Have   Maiority Vote... -

AH Civilian Activities of the Government Returned to a Peace Basis By Repeal of War Time Legislation Except Trading With Enemy and Food Control Acts.

CONGRESO WILL ADJOURN TODAY   Until First Monday in Decem ber Unless Convened by President im Special Session.   ALL WAR LEGISLATION REPEAL TO BS SOUGHT   A Summary of the More Inmporvant Legislation of che Session.

QNGRESS HAS “AOOD RECORD FOR SESSION   Resume.of things accomplished by national legislators at Wash - Inoton

Impertant Measures Are Passed Bearing Upor Railroads, Water Power.  . Military System, Oil Lands, Postal- Wages Merchant Marine and  Cc. DAlatinne

Possibility Exists However Thal President May Call Extraordinary — Session Earlier,      A BUSY SESSION   Matters of Utmost Moment Transacted During Present Assembly—Mueh Business Delaved.

GOV. COOLIDGE I NOT 10 RUN FOR _ PRESIDENCY   Declares He Will Not Per init Imputation He Used Office for Gain

BAY STATE GOVERNOR NOT SBEK-~ING NOMINATION.   Refuses te Jein in Seramblie fer Massachusetts Delegaticn—Saye Hie Dety Ie te Serve the People at Heme.

COOLIDGE SAYS ‘NOT. A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY      Will Not. Oppose Presenta: tion of His Name, However,  At, , the Chicago  ee. eee   CANNOT SEEK THE OFFICE   People Entitled to Know the Gover jnor’s Office is Administered For Their Benefit,  ‘ Not His.

GOOLIDGE NOT A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENGY   Wants It Understood He  Not Using the Office as a Club.

COOLIDGE “NOT A « INDIDATES  Hut the Governor Won't Oppose Pres  a a ee 2 ce

Remarkably Close Contest from Start to Finish, the Boats Sailing Along Within a Biscuit Toss of On? An other.   SSPERANTO ONLY 22 SECONDS AHEAD AT FOURTH MARK

MARTY WELCH PULLS HIS SCHOONER 10 VICTORY BY HIS SKILL   As Thrilling Race As Ever in History Is Won by Yankee Fishermen at Halifax   Nova Scotia Craft Is First For First Part of Fight But Is Finally Passed

HILLQUIT ADMITS AIDING RUSSIANS   Socialist Leader, However, De. clares His Testimony Has Been Unbiased   Witness Vows, Nevertheless, Such Appointment Has Not Influenced His Testimony

HILLQUIT ADMITS HES COUNSEL FOR SOVIET MARTEN   New York Lawyer, Once Socialist Candidate for Mayor, Says He Has Been Assisting Russian “Amabassador” in Hi: “Worthy Mission” to America.

HILQUIT DEFENDS SOVIET RUSSIA   Testifys As a Witness At Investi. getion of Five N. Y., Assembly weary

SOIGALISTS HERE WOT ROLSHEUISTS   Sympatkize With Soviet Russia Because It is Conducting Great Social Experiment Leading to Ideal State.

DENIES HE 15 ON PAYROLL OF RED:   SOCIALIST CHIEF ADMITS A’ TRIAL HE IS COUNSEL FOR SOVIET BUREAU,

Witness Testifies That United States Socialists Are Not Bolshevists, but They Sympathize With Russia Because It is Conducting ‘Great Experiment.’

a eS ee *. COUNSEL FOR SOVIET MARTENS   New York: Lawyer, ‘Once Socialist Candidate. for Mayor, Says  “He Has Been Assisting Russian’ “Amabassador” in Ai  fe “Worthy Mission” to America, =. 

WARNS AGAINST: PRICE BOOSTS   Fair Price Commissioner Promises Prosecution

PROSECUTION THREATENE   Pfeifer Says Profitees..2 Must (ease ih hid.   ORDER GOES TO LEGAL E°\ADS

LAA PLANS FORMEL      Representatives of Ope: ‘Movement Met ‘tn San Antonio

D. A. BR. IN SESSION   Annual Continental Congress Opened at Washington Tadaw

SEVEN CONTESTS IN D. A. R,   Vice President Aspirants. Furnish Only Rivalry at Convention In Washington,

FALL OF POLISH CAPITAL WOULD MEAN SOVIET RULE, PASSAGEWAY ‘TO GERMANY   Belgianand Swiss Rail Workers Join In Plans to Block © _ gdlunitions Shipment 4

PRESIDENT-ELECT HOMEWARD BCUNL   Senator Harding Expects To Be Back in Marion Home by December 7.

PRES. OF HAITI > WAS REFUSED   anted Harding to Promise Congressional Investigation ' Of American Military Administration of Island.

HARDING REFUSES TO COMMENT ON HAITI REQUEST   May Consider Matter After He Takes Office—To Be  ia ee re ae

HARDING SHIP NOW STEAMING TOWARD HOME   Vessel Carrying President. elect is Not Far Off  Haiti Today.

MAY MERGE TWO PARTIES    Labor. Body and Committee of Forty. Eight Are Considering an. Amal: _  gamation- of : Forces. .

MAY MERGE TWO PARTIES   Labor Body and Committee of FortyEight Are Considering an Amalgamation of Forces.

REDS BEGIN NEW DRIVE ON POLES   Trotzky Leads Army; Petrograd in Riots After Defeats..

CROSSLEY WILL RUN,   Announces as Democratic Candidate for Coavernor of Missourl.

NEW: COUNTERFEIT SCHEME  Imitate ‘Labels That. Used to Go Over the Cork

tska Congress for Anthority to Take Mandate Over Armenia Compl;-~inx With Allies Rennesxt.

PRESIDENT ASKS ARMENIAN NANDATE   Says. That he Believes the ‘People of This Country Are ‘Anxious to Stand Sponsor  For This Region of Oppressed Ponnte.

WILSON AGO U. AULE IN ARMENI   President Requests Authority From Congress.   TO FIX BOUNDARY LINES

Mandate Over  Armenia Urged By President   Wilson Says San Remo Con ference and Will of the Americans Desire It.

PRESIDENT REQUESTS AUTHORITY TO ACCEPT ARMENIAN MANDATE   Tells Congress He Think: Tt the Wish of American People,

ASKS MANDATE -- OVER ARMENIA   Wilson Asks Congress Today fer , Authority to Accept the Muendate

MANDATE FOR “ARMENIA Is Asked by President W ilson HIS MESSAGE  Was Sent to Congress Late on Monday

NILSON URGES THAT WE JAKE ARMENIA MANDATE   DMITS UNPOPULARITY OF SCHEME BUT BELIEVES (TIS CHRISTIAN DUTY QF NATION 10 ACCEPT

WELBON ‘URGES - TAKE MANDATE OVER ARMENIA   Asks Authority for U. S. t Accept—Believes People — Wish Step Taken.

FOR MANDATE ~ OVER ARMENIA       In Messave té Congress Asks Amerien Accept ile Wandate

President Tells Congress People of United States Want to Assume Burden of Bossine the Armenians.   WILSON SAYS HE WANTS TO TAKE ON THE TASK   Invitation of San Remo Vor: ference for America to Become Guardian of Armenia, is Basis of Request.

WILSON ASKS. US MANDATE ‘FOR ARMENTA   (President Requests ‘ Conng Bess to ‘Give Him i+, Needed Authority.   SAYS PUBLIC WANTS TO AID ARMENIANS

WILSON ASKS ARMENIA RULE   President Sends Congress Mes sage in Compliance With San Remo Meet.   Saye He Believes ft ts the Wish of the American People That United States Become Mandatory for Nation,

WILSON ASKS ~ ARMENIA RULE   President Sends Congress Mes: sage in Compliance With ‘San Remo Meet. os   CALLS IT DUTY OF U. §   Says He Believes It Is the Wish of th American People That United States Become Mandatory for Nation.

WOULD MOTHER ARMENIA.   President Asks Authority of Congress to Accept Mandate.

PRESIDENT ASKS ARMENIAN MANDATE   Says That he Believes the  pee of This Country Are Anxious to ‘Stand Sponsot For This Region of Oppressed. People.

PRESIDENT URGES ARMENIA CARE   Asks Congress to Permit Hin a».  ACCept-Mandate,    CITES SENATE'S ACTION

DIED BEFORE  FIRING SQUAL      tarde, Revols,  Who Aided Ganzales Put to Death Somday Shani.        i

MONTEREY REBEL EXECUTED   General Guajardo Convicted Before Court-Martial !s Shet by a Firing Squad.

EXECUTION OF INSURGENT.   Mexican General Court-martialed and Pet to Death.

ROYAL NEW YEAR GREETING   A Little Story From Washington Shewing the Prince of Wales Has Good Memory.

PRINCE’S MEMORY IS GOOD   Royal New Year Greeting From the Prinea anf Wialec.

REGULATION OF THE  RETAILERS ALSO ASKED   ‘Senators Lodge and Smoot Behind Measure.   Some Features of Message fron President Wilson Which May Be , !gnored—The Recommendations Not Practical.

CONGRESS SETTLES DOWN T0 BUSINESS   Members Take Up Big Tasks Be. fore Thaih for The Next Thyee Months

CONGRESS GETS DUWN 10 REAL BUSINESS NOW   NEXT THREE E MONTHS WILL BE BUSY TIME FOR MEMBERS OF BOTH THE HOUSE AND SEN ATH   UNFINISHED BUSINESS IS UF   ‘Lodge and Smoot Believe the Retail. er Needs Regulation Instead of Wholesaler.

GETTING DOWN TO BIG TASKS   Congress Preparing to Tackle the Various Great Problems That Confront Is,   ‘THE READJUSTMENT THAT MUST BE MADE   President’s Suggestion for on Immediate Revision of Taxation System Opposed.

CONGRESS SETTLES DOWN TO BUSINESS   KENYON WANTS IMMEDIATE AC TION OF PACKERS’ BILL.   Lodge and Smoot Beliewe That Ke tailer and Net Wholesaler Is One Whe le in Need of Regulation.

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RUMOR IS GONFIRMEL   Acting Secretary of State Says United States Has Agreement On  ra ee. ee

TROUBLE IS MISSOURI   ADMINSTRATION MEN AND REED SUPPORTERS ELIA ING VE OCT AT STATE COMSVENRTION TONLE,       EFFORTS FOR HARMON 0 BE OUT OF THE QDESTI —IPS A FINISH FIGHT,”

DEMOCRATIC ATTENTION ON MISSOURI CONVENTION   State Organization, Bilter Plans to Lenve Senntor OM Dele-

OREGON JUDGE HEADS SUPREME COURT FOR YEAR   Justice Cartwright is Named Chief Justice of Tribunal

TO FIGHT AGAINST REDS      Paimer Says Department of Justice Wil Continue Activities Against All Rediecals.

TENNESSEE MUDDLES THINGS   Action of House on Suffrage Amend ment Creates Legal Tangle.

TENNESSEE GIVES ~ REMARKABLE TWIST TO SUFFRAGE CAUSE   The State Department Intends Simply To Await-: New Developments   WASHINGTON SUIT IS © ABANDONED BY ANTIS

Tennessee Lower House Votes To Exunge Ali Recerd of  Amendment Ratification.   RECONSIDERATION NOT LEGAL, SAYS ATTY. GEN   Legality or Ilegality toBe Deeided on Certification to Washington, Layers Point Out.

TENRESSEE ACTION CREATES A TANGLE   ‘State Department Will Let Matter ‘Rest for Present—Application Dismissed

5 IN WOOD COUNTY   SPECIAL RULING BY CONSERYATION COMMISSIONER WILL BE IN FORCE HERE DURING DEER SEASON .

a a ITS DOGS IN AOD COUNTY      SPECIAL RULING BY CONSERVA. 'TIGN COMMISSIONER WILL BE IN FORCE DERE DURING DEER SEASON

REGAL OF JAP FROM AMERICA SUGGESTED AS LUTION-FAR PROAL EN   REPORTED THAT PROMINENT JA.  PANESE SUGGEST WEANS TO AVERT TROUBLE.

SUGGESTS JAPS BE WITHDRAWN   Would Be One Means of Solving ‘Yellow Peril’ in United States ©

WILD WITH DELIGHT   Naval Reservation Celebrates Football Victory

COUNTESS VARKIEWIC2Z’ TRIAL   Member of Parliament and Prorminent Sinn Fein Leader, Before Court-Martial.

COUNTESS ADMITS KILLING OFFICERS   Defies British Court in Her Trial  og mm ee

SNAPPED. FINGERS _ AT PRESIDENT GF — QOURT MARTIAL   ‘That's’ for Your British Justice, ‘the Countess Maricdewiez, Sinn Finn Leader, Explained.

(KISH COUNTESS IS ON TRIAL   Markiewicz Woman Is Brought Before British Court-Martial.

WILL USE Y.M.C. A: FOR SCHOOL GYM   HARRY P. SMITH, SUPERINTEN DENT, RECOMMENDS PLANS FOR-GYM .   COMMITTEE IN CHARGE   Use of Central School Attic Given Little Encouragement By Expert Advisor   Estimate to Be Made on Cost of Heating and Equiping Manual Upper Floor

HARRY P.- SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT, RECOMMENDS: PLANS FOR:GYM _      COMMITTEE IN CHARGE:   em, eae ditto ratte pe ae  Use of Central School Attic’ Given:  Little Encouragement By Ex: pert Advisor          Estimate to Be Made on Cost ',of Heating and Equiping Manual . Upper Flier ~ —

CORB LO WORK: For Cox      Georgin Pench io: Make “Swing Avound. Clrele.’:

KE GHECKS HIS TRAINING IN FEAR OF GETTING STALI   psey, However, So Eager for Work He Boxes in ~ Heavy Downpour.

FRANCE AGREES ~: _ + TO CONFERENCE   Reply Is Made to Curzon’s Note. 

IDEAL COUNTRY OF DELIGHT   Isle of Utilla Seems to Have Been ap propriately Designated “Lazy, Man’s Paradise.”

(DEAL COUNTRY GC. UELIGHT   isle of Utilta Seems to Have Been Ap propriately O-sgritei “Lary Man’s Paradise.”

John McCardle, of Public Serv-. ice Body, Asks Congressmen to Act.   Would Have Congress Permit Volunteers to Enter Mines When Needed.

ASKS GOVERNMENT ‘TO ACT IN STRIKE   Vice-Chairman McCardle Calls or . Indiana Delegation to Help Speed Up . Production.   CONDITIONS VERY SERIOUS   Estimated That Approximately 110 Mines in the State Are Not Operating Todav

STATE I$ -IN DANGER   Indiana Men in Congress Are Urged to Lay Matter Before President in Effort to Relieve Situation.   HALF.OF COAL. MINES. IN INDIANA ARE: 1OLE   Miners Refuse to Produce Coal Because of Dissatisfaction Over Outcome of Wage Conference, re

CAR OF MURDERED MAN _ POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY AN  GAIL pr   Addressed to Victim of   Mondavy’s Tragedy,’ Was Found Under Seat — Suspected Parties Being Hunted Down.

CES YER  CATCH  EIR SLA   CAR OF MURDERED MAN POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED BY AN ENVELOPE.  Addressed to -Victim of   Monday’s Tragedy, Was Found Under Seat — Suspected Parties Being Hunted Down.

BACK PAY WOULD TOTAL CLOSE TO BILLION DOLLARS   This Feature of Wage Increases te Be Considered by Railroad Labor Board.

BACK PAY MAY BE STUMBLING BLOCK   Does New Raitroad Rowrd's Author: ity Cover Increnses Asked Before [ts cistence?

Railroad Owners Bluntly, Put Up To Labor ‘Board Question of Back Pay.

Demand, If Granted, Woul Mean an Additional Bil lion from Owners

PAYNE TAKES UP NEW DUTIES   Sworn In As Secretary of the Interior Benson May Be Made Chalrman of Ship Board. _

PAYNE. ENTERS . CABINET   Former Shipping Boar Board Chairman Be - gomes Secretary of: Interior

PAYNE TAKES UP NEW BUTIES.   Sworn in As Secretary of ‘the Interior  —Benson May 66 Made Chair. man of Ship Board.

BU RBONIC  PLAGU Kb RAGING IN STATE OF VERA CREZ, STATE DEPARTMENT TOT.

NEW PLAGUE GASES FOUND IN MEXICO   Cuba Declares Quarantine Agains' Mexico and New Orleans; One Dies in Vera Cruz

COUNTER-OFFENSIVE PLANNED BY POLAND ON WARSAW FRON)   Concentrate Forces in Attempt to Drive off Red Forces Threatening Capital   RUSSIANS HOLD 24 MILES OF RAILROAD TO DANZIE   Start Movement to = Encirck : Warsaw and Outflank Poles

BANK PRESIDENT SHOT BY BANDIT   Four Armed Bandits Secure $25,000 in Cash From a California-Bank —

President of California Institution Perhaps Fatally Wounded— Bandits Get £25,000.

SNOW DRIFT HOLDS DENVER 12 HOURS   PASSENGER UNABLE TO GET BY BLOCKADE WITH TWO ENGISES AND PLOW.

SHIP FEWER CATTLE.   Waiting for Better Prices and Shartof Cars Responsibic.

CARRANZA MAKE ELE QIGTATOR   Will Not Transfer Government of Mexico to Next President.

Carranza Has Declared Himself Dictator, a Dispatch From City of Mexico Says.   WON'T ABIDE BY ELECTION   Fourteen States, Whose Governor: Seek Honest Vote, Are “Outlaw” Ground Now.   The Executives Wanted to Make  Civilian the President, With  Bonillas Probable Choice.   OBREGON TO JOIN VILLA?   Mexican Refugees Believe Strong Mil. itary Chief Is Going Over to the Rebels.

DICTATORSHIP OF MEXICO 1S ASSUMED BY CARRANZE   Villa and Obregon Said to Have Combined Forces Against President.

CARRANZA A DICTATOR   Won't Transfer Government to President Chosen at' Election. /   Declares 14 States Who Have Called Convention to Pick Candidate :Are Regime.

MEXICAN PRESIDENT PROPOSES TO_RUN THINGS ALL BY 4 HIMSELF FROM NOW ON “*   ‘NAB SINN FEINERS   lin and Leaders Taken Away— —. Kolchak Reported Killed by *

DICTATORSHIP OF MEXICO FIXED IN CARRANZA’S ORDER   President Announces Refusal to Yield Power After July Election.

ONERANZA PLANS 10 BE DICTATOR DE OPITE PEOPLE   MENTOAN PRESIDENT WILL DISREGARD BALLOTING oF HIS NATION'S CITIZENS’   FLEGTION WILL BE JOKE     : Coincident With Statement 0 ) President, Villa Establishes His Headquarters in   Chihuahua

CHINESE “PROTEST PORTUGUESE DIKE   Canton Government Sends a Message for Troops to Evacuate Chinese Territory at Place Where Improvements Were Recently Made.

PORTUGAL AND CHiNA CLASH   Five Warships Sent to Back Up De. mand at Macao.

CHINA AND PORTUGAL CLASH   Canton Sends Five Warships to Back Up Demand for Removal of Macao Dike.

‘Was, Recently Built By Portugues In Chinese Territory In Violation of Treaty Rights.

CHINA AND PORTUGAL CLASH   » a eee ee ee Nee. Canton Sends Five Warships to Back Up Demand for Removal of Macae Dike.

ENTIAL TOWN PUT ON A Be BENDER   BOOZE WASHED ASHORE MADE POPULATION OF LAGRANA DRUNK   Marines, Rushed Out on a Riot Call, Shovelled Spifflicated Ones Into Carts Like Coal,

‘THE SEA GIVES UP ITS DEAD’   Old Man Neptune Evidently Has Cellar and Left Door Open ~

WOMEN MAY NOT VOTE IN SEVERAL STATES   Unless Laws Are Amended The; Will Have No Chance to Participate.

WOMEN MAY YET NOT BET TO VOTE   IF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT Is RATIFIED REGISTRATION LAWS MAY PREVENT MANY VOTING.

SEVERAL STATES BAR FEMININE VOTERS   wee ie LAWS er BI  OHA ILL Be BE TENE   PRESSURE ON LEGISLATORS   Efforts in Southern States Directed Toward Modification of the Present Laws.

REGISTRATION MAY BAR WOMEN FROM VOTING THIS YEAR   Registration Laws in Many States Would Have to Be Changed, Declared.

WOMEN AND THE VOTE.   Fallare to Amend the Registratios Laws May Keep Them Ont of Presidential Canvarn.  = Re eg eae

FEW STATES MAY BAR SUFFRAGIST THIS YEAR   Unless Changes Are Made in Election Laws Amendment Won’t Affect Women.

TO COURT-MARTIAL SERGEANT      Army. Officer Wiio Struck in Chicago Turned Over to Hie Superiocra,

TO COURT-MARTIAL SERGEANT   Army Officer Who Struck in Chicage Turned Over to His Superiors,

BARS TO THE JUNK DEALERS,   Magnificent Pieces of Woodwork  Selling for a Song.

Railway Executives to Ask From Three Quarters to Jj Cent a Mile.   DENVER SWITCHMEN OUT

LIGHT MEN ARE MENTIONED FOR SECOND PLACE ON COX HIGHET  Seer eta ry of Agric urtur   Secretary of Agricurture Seems to Have Inside Track.   BULLETIN

(MEREDITH  mm BE NAMED FOR Vict PRESIDENT  If the Wisk sof Gon r Cox Are al fille   If the Wishes of Governor Cox Are  Fulfilled.

DISCHARGE LABOR LEADERS   Men Arcesied Charged With Incliing to Hiot Freed On. Re-

4 LABOR LEADERS UNDER ARREST   ‘Police Raid Mass Mecting—New York Assemblyman Held — ;

SOLOMON HELD 0 mi 10 i   New York Socialist Assem blyman and Others Arrested in Philadelphia.

LABOR LEADERS ARRESTEB.   Police Deocend om Maxamerting 2 Tabor Lyceum nt City of Phitadelphia_

Children’s Day Program.   How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid of Rats— Peemare Wand,

WARNING TO BOLSHEVISTS   British Paper so Refers to Res salt of Ainerican Election.   MR, WILSON; MR. LENINE   London Post Compares Them— Says the League of Nations ts Condemned.

LONDON HOLDS U. §, ELECTION A WILSON BLOW   L x   Says that American People Have Rejected Unworkable  i Iniernatipnalism   GERMAN PAPERS COMMENT

greener vaso ccna Sg ana  SUFFRAGE. WORKERS — ELATED OVERVICTORY IN CHARLESTON, W. VA   Politicians Believe Senator Gribble Voted for Measure to Rob Bloch of Honor af Casting Decid- 4  ing Vote.  .

SUFFRAGE NOW SEEMS ASSURED FOR WOMEN   Senator Bloch, After Dramatic rip “Continent, Broke the Tie Virginia, .

SUFFRAGE WINS ~ IN SENATE. OF WEST VIRGIN}      Spectacular Close When Vote Was Taken      SENATOR BLOCIIS VOTE TCERXED THE TABLES      Another Senator Changed and the nal Yolo Was Sixteen to ‘Thirteen

SUFFRAGE SUPPORTERS ‘ARE CONGRATULATE!   West Virginia Suffragists Get Con rrfttations From An Over  7 : Country.

MO. DELEGATION FAS TO AGRED   WH Mobd Second Caucus Toaatght 6 Mahe Committes Appolutmonts » While tthon Muved Ade ¢

Cummings Declares Democrats Will Endorse Wilson Policies   Says Frisco Convention Will Be “Un; bossed’’—Prediets Bryan Opposition on “Preaty Wall Flivver,

RAILWAY RATE INCREASE IN EFFECT SEPT, {   Passenger Rates to go up 20 Per Cent Pullman 50 and Freight as ’ High as 40

Ee EY  Tentative Date Fixed as Roads Prepare Scheduleds Authorized.   EXPECT H. C. L. TO DROP      C, B. & OQ, Chief Says Ex: pected Increases Will Be of Short Duration,

RATE INCREASE IS FFFECTIVE MAY 1   GEPARTMENT OFFICIALS WELT TRY TO PREVI > PROFITEEF PROM SKY-RICKETING PRICE                 S.

Gamblers Win and Lose - Two Billions in Year   Betting Mania Seems to Have Seized Country, Federal Of. ficials Say; Nearly a Billion Changes Hands at Poker Alone; Tax on Card Sales Amounts té $9:400.000

-armers Withholding Hal Billion Bushels, Government Estimates   REPORTS INDICATE PRICE MAY GO AS HIGH AS $3   SALES SO FAR THIS YEAR ARE ONLY ABOUT ONE-HALE THOSE AT SAME DATE LAS! YEAR.

FARMERS HOLDING BACK WITH WH  EAI   Are Preparing to Take Advantage of Any Advance in Price.   SAY PRICE MAY REACH $3   Figures Show Much of 1920 Crop Is Still in Hands of Growers.

DANE ONAL COST U. $. $500,000   CAMPAIGN TO BE ABANDONED ON NOV. 1.FOR LACK _. OF FUNDS,  €

H.C. L. DRIVE COST COUNTRY $500,000   Campaign, Though a Success, 1a Been Abandoned Because of Lack of Fonds

DRIVE AGAINST HIGH OOS8T.   Conducted by Gawernment Coat $500,. ene ent te ta fee Aha nities.

HIGH COST OF LIVING DRIVE ABOUT TO BE ABANDONED   It Has Been a Success, It Is Said, but Funds to Continue It Cause Dissolution of Federal Organization.

DRIVE AGAINST  H.C. L. DROPPED ON NOVEMBER 1   Fair Price Organizations Notified by Department of Justice of Campaign Close   FINES TOTAL $275,000   SUMS STILL TO BE COLLECTED FROM MORE THAN 1600 PERSONS AND FIRMS

EAMANS ARGUE. CRIME EXPIATED WITH WAR'S ENT   Demand Cessation of Arrests of ‘Alleged Offenders in Territory Occupied by the Allied Forces

GERMANS HARSH IN’ ALLIED NOTE ON WAR GUILTY   Promise Reprisal Moves i Teutons Not on List Are Moalected.

BERMAN CHARGE PRESENTS NOTE ON MEN WANTED   Wanted Arrest and Irial © Germans in Occupied Aree to Spot.

GERMANS ASK CONCESSIONS   Hand Note to Premier Lloyd  George Regarding War Violators.

CINE EXPUTED WTH WAR'S EN   Demand Cessation of Arrests of Alleged Offenders in Terri_ tory Occupied by the Allied Forces —

TALKS OF REPRISALS   Berlin Sends Note Regarding Entente Extradition List.   Makes Bold Threats—Wants Alilles to Forget the War and Restore Normal Relations.

GERMANS DEMAND RELEASE OF HUNS HELO’BY ALLIES   Note Is Handed to Premié1 Lloyd George By German Charge In London.

ORDER FOR 'PHONES  TOO MANY TO FILL   Modern Requirements Versus Labor And Suppiles Puts Companies 260,000 Applications Behind

PHREIGUT 1S St CHD.   29 Cars Spi Acraexs Pennsylyonin Tracks opped,

NEW CABINET FOR GERMANY EXPECTEI   Indications Are Formation Of New Government Is But  Matter Of Hours.

NEW GERMAN CABINET WILL “BE ORGANIZED   é INDEPENDENT. SOCIALISTS TC GET SEVERAL PORTFOLIOS IN REORGANIZATION — .   PUBLIC WORKS CLOSED

NO WATER OR) ULGHT.   ‘Berlin Tramways Still Idle and Cily : Tied Up. a

CHANGE IS EXPECTED ANY TIME, DISPATCH FROM COPENHAGEN STATE—UTILITIES IN BERLIN ARE IDLE.   BOVERNMENT TROOPS CLASH WITH: COMMUNISTS NEAR WESEL ; 6-DEAB   Armed Countrymen Join Regulars In Attack on. 45,000 Radical Troops-—Radical Leader Released From Jail to Head Army in Ruhr District.

NEW GERMAN CABINET SOON TO BE FORMED   Independent Socialists Sure o Obtaining Several Important Portfolios.

NEW CABINET. EXPECTED AE FORMED IN BERLIN TODAY WITH SOCIALIST  MEMBERS IN MINGRITY

NEW GERMAN CABINET TO BE FORMED AT ONCE SOCIALISTS INE LUNED   MOST PUBLIC UTELITIES STILT IDLE DUE TO SO SOCIAIST WAITING ATTITUDE.

NEN Canuter ; -.T0 BE FORME      Socialists Are Dissatisfied ‘With Government’s “Soft Methods”

NEW CABINET [5 MATTER OF BUT A VERY FEW HOURS   Independent Socialists Are Sure to Get Several Important Places.   In Ruhr Basin Former Service Men Must Fight or Starve.

A NEW GERMAN ~~ GABINET Soi   A STRIKE SETTLEMEN'T AGREED ON EN BBRLID   SOGIMLISTS IN THE CARINE]   “Gas, Water and Electric Service Not Yep’ Resumed, While Socialists Are Waiting to Get the Things Agreed  “On,

EW CABINET FOR GERMANY BEING FORMED   According to Reports Independ: ent Socialists Will Have Big Share—Ptedges to Labor. :   SITUATION IN RUHR VALLEY   Permission May Be Given to Send Troops—Clash of Fore: es Reported at Wessel. ~

NEW GERMAN CABINET I NOW FORMING   6,000 Government Troops in Skirmish With 15,000 Com- munists. 62 Killed      IWESEL HELD BY GOV'T   Claim Ebert Has Ample Forces to Protect Coal Mines of Rohr Yalley

partacans Fight at Gates of Berlin; ~Gen. Von Luettivitz Is Captured ; Ask Punishment for Rebels — Report Sixty-Two Killed and One Hundred Wounded in Clashes Between Government and Communists Troops

Government Troops At Wesel In Clash With Conimunists  7) ae rt ©. 9 wrens 8   Many Reported Killed— Troops Said To Be Safe In The City

independent Socialists Sure of Get: ting. Important Portfolios in: Reor-. ‘ganized German Government .     ALLIES GIVE EBERT PERMISSION.TO ‘MOVE TROOPS INTO OCCUPIED ZONE

NEW: CABINET FOR ai   slopandent ‘Socialists t Get’ Several Import-: ‘ant, Portfolios. .   BERLIN STILL TIED “UP BY BIG. STRIKE

Independent Socialists to Gain. Important Seats  Troops  Hold Ruhr 

Government Troops and Com munists Still Clashing in Various Parts.   GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT WESEL HOLD FAST   Hold Town Against Work. men—Fugitives Escape Into Belgium.

WITHIN A FEW HOURS SAYS TELEGRAMS FROM BERLIN.   Independent Socialists to  _ Get Important Portfolios —Govi. Troops at Wesel Still Holding the Town,

HOUSE PASSES O.0.P. PaUPOSA: TU RESTOR: PEACE   Final Vote on, Knox Resolution’?28 to 189   WILSON WILL » ~— VETO PLAN

UP TO PRESIDENT TO SAY THE WORD THAT MEANS PEACE   But It Is Said He Will Veto the Resolution Passed by Both Houses Declaring War at an End.

LUNGRESO ACTS  FAVORABLY ON REOULUTION 10 DECLARE PEACE   Measure, Already Passed by Senate, Is Put Through the House by a Vote of 228 For to 139 Against.   VETO OF PRESIDENT IS FULLY EXPECTED   Supporters Will Be Unable to Muster Enough Votes to Re-Pass It In That Event. It Ie Relieved.

PEACE RESOLUTION SOON TO PRESIDENT   HMOtsh FINES ASSENT Tee 40 9taN TARTS BY SHNATEH.,   Passed by Vote of S28 te 159. Nine teen Democrats Joining Maieorite ~— ot Paoeceh Moergia te Override Veto,

PEACE MEASURE PASSED.   Resolution to End State of Wa: Approved by House 228 to 139,

AEOOLUTION ON PEACE lo THnU HOUSE AT LAST   VETO IS CERTAIN BY PRESIDENT   RESOLUTION IS LOST AS VETO WILL NOT BE OVER-RIDDEN

THE SENATE PEACE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED BY HOUSE   Two Republicans Join in Opposi tion to Measure on Final House Vote.   PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED TO VETO MEASURE AT ONCE   Vote is Insufficient to Pass Over Rejection From the White House.

ANOX RESOLUTIO PASSED BY HOUSE   Viade Ready to Lay Before the President, Who is Expected to Veto It---Not Enough Votes to Override.

PEAGE RESOLUTION VETO 15 EXPECTED   SENATE MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE—DEFEAT BY WILSON IS INDICATED.

DEMOCRATS RIDING TO OWN DEFEAT   Such Is Opinion of Represent ative Huddleson, Democrat of Alabama.

PEACE MEROURE PAdoto HOUSE BY 20 TO lee   Republican Ballot Shows I Can Not Go Over Wilson’s Vato.   LACKS TWO-THIRDS VOTE

HOUSE PASSES SENATE BILL FOR ENDING WAE   NINETEEN DEMOCRATS I" FAVOR OF RESOLUTION; TWO REPUBLICANS OPPOSE IT,

HOUSE PASSES RESOLUTION 10 DECLARE PEACE   Vote Is Short of Number Needed to Override a Possible Veto.

Measure Now Goes to President Who Is Expected to Immediately Veto It; Clearly Indicated That Democrats Will Make Passage Over Veto an Impossibility   TWO-THIRDS NECESSARY LACKING

GRIZZLIES TERRIFY ST. LOUIS   Bears Escape From Zoo and Run Through the Streets.

GRIZZLIES TERRIFY ST. LOUIS   Bears Escaping From Zoo Run Through Streets—One Was Shot by Keepers.

ISTORIGAL COMMISSION LAUDS COUNTY’S RECORL   ld Star History Compiled By Miss Margaret A, Wilson . Declared One of Most Complete On File of State Historians,   EVERY GOLD STAR FAMILY TO RECEIVE VOLUME FREE

FRENCH SOCIETY OBJECTS.      Leaders Do Not Like Order Prohibit. ing Confetti Throwing.

POLICE BAFFLED BY ACTRESSES’ MURDEF   Examination of Woman May Shed Light on Death That Followed Night Motor Ride.

FIND SHOW GIRLS BODIES IN CHICAGO PARK   Inquest Adjourned Pending Findins of Another Witness in Tragedy Probe.

FIRE IN A GARAGE HAD DEPARTMENT OUI   Gasoline Can Caught. and for a While Situation Looked Serious. “a,

FIREIN A GARAGE =  HAD DEPARTMENT OU’   ‘Gasoline Caw Caught. and fora  While Situation Looked Serious. s,

HOG PRICES LOWEST IN > ‘THREE YEARS IN OMAHA   nig Drop: 75 ‘cents to $1.00 iy _Dne Day and Touch Average a. $9.86 per 100° Pounds”

JAPANESE SILENT   Decline to Discuss Negotiations As to U.S. Aati-Alier Laws.

WLU UF TE CALIFORNIA ANT LP PROBLEM DIFFICULT   Jap Foreign Office Issues No Statement on Progress of the Negotiations But Hope for ‘An Amicable Settlement is Expressed by Hich Officials,

DOING EVERYTHING TOFINO SOLUTION (F JAPANESE PROBLEM   Authorities at Japanese Foreign Of fice Declined. to Diseuss Details of Californai Controversy

MEASURE SPONSORED BY CALTFORNIITSA 4700S   California Situation  Dffcult. Save Tanar

RELIEF FOR FARMERS ABSORBS THE SENATE   Agreement Made to Take Vote on Resolution to Revive War Finance Corporation.

SENATORS DEBATE FARMER AID: BILL   No.Pronounced Opposition  Brought Out; May Vote on  “os Maneoura Taday   GRONNA LEANS EIGHT.   Stimulation of Agriculture Through Experts Advocated by Sneslcors

FARMERS’ RELIEF BILL TO BE VOTED BY OENATE TODA)   Little Opposition Is Developed In Discussions — Capper Says Farmer Has Been Made “the Goat.”

CONGRESS CLEARS DECKS FOR ACTION ON MANY BILL   Numerous Proposed Mens uret Dead With Commerce and Industry

FARES PLIGHT BEFORE CONGRESS   Suggest Measure To Make  Federal Banks’ Profit Available for Loans.

HITCHCOCK PLANS TO _ INTRODUCE MEASURES   Would Use Profits of Federal “Reserve Banks For Loans to Farming  _ Iaterests

UL S. TAKES UP WAYS, MEANS 10      Federal Bank Profit: Might Be Leaned, Suggested.

METHOUS 10 AND IN RETURN TO NORMAL APPEAR IN OFFING   Apparent Desire Shown b Leaders in Congress to Do Something for Business.   WIDE RANGE OF BILLS ALREADY IN THE HOPPERS   Not Believed Actual Enactment of Any Such Legislation Can be Accomplished at Short Session but Foundations Can be Laid.

HUGE LOAN 18 FARMERS URGED BY HITCHCOCK   Sixty Million Dollar Credit Will Be Asked of  Congress.

LEGISLATION TO HELP BUSINESS IS CONSIDEREL   Congress Will Take Uy Methods of Restoring Normal Conditions,   MANY MEASURES DEAL WITH FARMING ISSUES   Ways and Means Committee Will Have Wide Range  af Pronnsala.

TARIFF QUESTION. ‘TORE CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEEMEN   FARM RELIEF LEGISLATION WILL BE GIVEN EARLY CON : ERATION. mes

TAKE STEPS FON AELIE ye EER  ion to is Engag AONEress   NEED IS) ACTUAT   Finance Corporation Es to Be Revived As One Ageney

AFARMERS UNDAUNTED BY FAILURE, TO KEEP FIGHT GOING FOR AID   Congress Considers Methods to Aid in Restoring Business Conditions at Once.   REPEAL OF SOME WAR MEASURES PROPOSED   War Finance Corporation Act is Exempted Specifically on the Resolution.

PLAN HELP T0 MEET PLIGHTS OF FARMERS   Operation of War Finance Corpora  tion, Wool Embargo, German Ovadite Gnogwactad

BUSINESS MAY HAVE A BOOST   CONGRESS GIVES EVIDENCE oF GOOD INTENTIONS.   AIDING IN RESTORING NORMAL   ‘MANY BILLS DEALING Wrrn Con. MERCIAL SITUATION.   (Wide Range of Prepesis, With  ' Farming Imtereets ta the Fere.  : sreand—wU nempleyment inquiry Begen.

Senator ‘Hitchcock’: Proposes _ To Utilize Federal Reserve Bank .Protits’as: Aid   ASK SECRETARY.HOUSTON © TO SUGGEST RELIEF PLAN   Revamping War.-Time Agencies Meet With Opposition-by ~ Number ‘of Senators”. “~

URGENT NEED FOR RELIEF MEASURES BEFORE CONGRESS   Agricultural Committee From : Senate and House In Session   RESERVE BOARD HEAD  WILL BE SUMMONED   Rehabilitation of War Finance  Corporation As Relief Suegested

War Finance Body Is Favored by Some As Solution   BUT NOT BY ALL   Opposition n Thinks It Is High Time to Get Normal

DEAL WITH FARM AND INDUSTRY   Scores of Measures Are Intra-<Guced In Congress,   -EARLY ACTION KOT LIKELY

WOULD AID BUSINESS T0 EREACH NORMAL FOOTIN(   Congressional Consideration _ Fore. casted by Action of House Ways and Means Committee.

FARMERS’ PLIGHT BEFORE CONGRESS   Agricultural Committees of Both Houses Pian to Introciuce Relief Measures   OFFICIALS ARE CALLED   German Representative Ad_ Focales Extension of BilHon Dollar Credit

VOTE TODAY ON FARMER RELIEI   SENATORS WILL ACT ON RESO LUTION TO REVIVE WAR FINANCE CORPORATION

"TIME a PACT   Houses Axe Planning a Host of Bills to Aid Business.   +O. WORK EARLY   Congress Is to Turn at Once to Problems of Commerce.

Sixty Million Loan For Farmers Urged; German  Credit of Billion Asked      SENATOR NORRIS FOR MAKING FEDERAL RESERVE PROFITS. AVAILABLE FOR FARMER NEED; GERMAN REPRESENTATIVES SAYS CREDIT TO THAT COUNTRY ' WILL ENABLE IT TO BUY.

CONGRESSMAN DISCUSS THE FARM OUTLOOK   Many Measures Proposed for Intro. duction In Congress to Ald Stricken Farmers.

SEE SALVATION TO FARMERS IN EXPORTATIONS   CLOSING OF N. D. BANKS SHOW! U. & MARKETS NEARLY DEMORALIZED, SAYS CAPPER

HITCHCOCK PLANS FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR THE FARMERS   Plight of Growers, Due t Falling Prices, Is Laid Before Congress by Committee.

Se yEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe—Cue  TAKE STEPS  FOR AELIE lf FARMER   Legislation to Provide Aid Is Engaging Congress   NEED IS ACTUAL   Finance Corporation Is to Be Revived As One Agency

PLAN LEGISLATION  TO HELP BUSINESS   Foundation Only Can Be Laid at  Present Brief Session of Con gress, It Is Thought

Joint Session Begins Hear ,ings.on Conditions  , Brought About. by Drop in Prices.

WANT THE NEXT CABINET MAN A ‘DIRT FARMER’   A Secretary of Agriculture More Familiar with the Soil, Suggested   ASK RETURN OF W. F. C.   ONE SENATOR, EDGE, OPPOSES “REVAMPING” WAR TIME GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

HARD HIT BY PRICE SLUMP   PLIGHT OF FARMERS TO BK Can. RIED TO CONGRESS.   DEVISING PLANS FOR RELIEF   TALE OF DISTRESS GIVEN com. MITTES MEMBERS.   Secretary Shroyer, ef the Nebraska  sy mion, Saye Dasacr of Spread of Rolabecv iam—Hitehcock  i Proposes . can.

GO ON WITH SHIP SALI   GERMAN LINERS TO ELL AT AUCTION.  FORM         ae Seung E —Cenain Reservatio

PRESIDENT BACKS SHIPPING. BOARD   Notwithstanding Objection of War Department Former German Liners Wills Be Sold.

PEACE WENT INTO EFFECT  AT 4AsO4 P.M, WHEN ALLIED  AND GERMAN REPRESENTATIVES EXCHANGED RATIFICATIONS   Previous to the Exchange the Germans Signed the Protocol Covering Enforcement of the Terms of Treaty

ALLIED PEACE TREATY TS NOW IN EFFECT   enceanu, in Closing, Said: “Rati. ficarions a Exchanged; Treaty Ts Effective. taymedi atuaker °F

WORLD WAR OFFICIALLY ENDS; U.S. AMBASSADOR - ABSENT FROM CEREMONY

PEACE BECOMES EFFECTIVE TODAY   ARMISTICE IS ENDED   FOLLOWING CEREMONY ALLIED DELEGATES BOW TO GER. MANS BUT DO NOT SHAKE HANDS WITH THEM

EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS OF VERSAILLES TREATY WAS COMPLETED AT 4:11 P. M. TODAY

United States Is Not Party to Treaty, Altho Ambassado:  Wallace May Attend Ceremonies——Cleaning Up of Details Ts Sneeded

WAR OFFICIALLY ENDS AS PROTOCOL 8 SIGNED TODAY   :  FORMAL EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATIONS TAKES PLACE AT VERSAILLES “THIS APYTERNOON.   FIUME PROBLEM OPEN   But Sohution of Vexing Problem Is Near as Allied Leaders Reach Agreemeni—Peace Conference Will Ena  - Soon.

HUNG albh PRU TOGUL A Ghitt acaalUN   Ratifications Exchanged At 4:11 p. m. and Armistice Officially Ends   AMBASSADOR WALLACE IS NOT AT CEREMONY   Fiume and Zara to Become Free Ports as Result of Agreement

RATIFICATIONS ARE EXCHANGED IN PARIS TODAY   Allied and German Representatives Varticipate In Ceremony Which Formaily Ends the Greatest War In All the History of the Warld   FOCH SOUNDS WARNING

EUROPEANS AFFIX SIGNATURES THAT -MAKETREATYLAW   Only Fourteen of Allied Nations Join in Ac- — cepting Draft —

GERMAN DEFEAT NOW COMPLETE   Formal Ratification of Versailles Treaty Took Place This Afternoon   MARSHAL FOCH WARNS   About Future Wars — All Sign but U. S.—League of Nations Meeting

PEACE EFFECTIVE THIS AFTERNOON   LEAGUE NATIONS WILL HOLD INAUGURAL MEETING AT 10:30 A. M. JANUARY 16

Thanks fo the Bullheadedness of Qur President America Was Mot Represented

PEACE BECAME — EFFECTIVE AT 4:11 P. M. TODAY   GERMAN DELEGATES SIGN PRO. TOCOL COVERING ENFORCEMENT OF THE TERMS.      American Ambassador Watlace Did  Not Attend the Session-—Inaugural  Exercises Will Be Held on January 14.

Ratifications of Treaty re Exchanged by the Aued Powers and Germany —   UNITED STATES TAKES NO PART IN CEREMONY   \T CONCLUSION OF CEREMONY ALLIED REPRESENTATIVE BOW TO GERMANS, BUT . NOT CLASP HANDS,

FILIPINOS PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARS!   seventy Members of Constabu lary Admit They Are Guilty of Sedition.

SEVENTY PLEAD GUILT!   CHARGED WITH SEDITION   Trial Grows Out of Riots Staged in Manila Last Thoredaw

OEVENTY ENTER PLEA DF GUILTY   Seven Other Constabulary Men to Stand Trial  ON SEDITION CHARGE   Riot with Filipino Military Police Last Week Results in Wholesale Arraignments — Men will Not Plead Guilty to Murder Charge Say Counsel. Are Confined to Prison

17 MANILA POLICE PLEAD GUILTY 10 CEDITION CHARGES   SEVEN OTHERS  ARRESTED WHO ENTERED PLEA OF NOT GUILTY WHEN ARRAIGNED.

SEVENTY PLEAD GUILTY: CHARGED WITH SEDITION   Philippinne Constables Brat to Court for Partin Manila  Blots

Took Part In Riots at Manila Resulting in Eleven Deaths. ~      GREW OUT OF KILLING OF PRIVATE BY POLICE   Sentence Withheld Until After Trial of Seven Pleading Not Guilty,

SEVENTY FILLIPINOS PLEAD GUILTY ON MURDER GHARG!   Will Not Be Sentenced Until Seven Who Pleading Not Gui'ty Are Given Hearings.

ACORN CLUB GAVE DANCE   Attended in Xavier Hall by Pifty Couples.

GIVE WEEKLY RECITALS   Is Plan of University Fine Arts School for Summer

POREINE AG ARE ATTAGKED BY MOE   Tre Persons Lalled 3 bum ve Qistine at Tino ‘Tawn Yesterday   GULIDT REIGNS LOD

Increased Consumption Tn- United States Likely To “Exhaust Domestic Supply In Course Of De pada   DEVELOPMENT 1S IN INFANCY

DIL RESOURCES OF MEXICO HUGE   May Become Reservoir of Western Hemisphere   BUT TWELVE PER CENT   Of Potential Capacity of Mexi Department Commerce— Already in Second Place as Producing Country

MEXICO OFFERS ENCOURAGEMENT   May Become Oil Reservoir of the Western Hemisphere,   DEVELOPMENT IN {TS INFANCY

Southern Republic Expected to Become the Reservoir of the Western Hemisphere: Exports Increase.

MEXICO IN SECOND PLACE.   Southern Revublic Promises to Become Oil Reservoir of ‘Western World.

MEXICO IN SECOND PLACE.   Southern Republic Promises to ' Become Oil Reservoir of ve +->+ Western World.

MEXICO OFFER PLAN FOR UIL EXPUANTATION    May -Become _ Reservoir Of The Western Hemisphere.   LARGE RESORCES   Country Now In Second Place In Oil Production.

Jacob B-. Markel sold his syAil farm situated near Irishtown to A C. Witters, of Mt. Misery.   Keen Well and Be Happy.

Ss APPEAL CASE   Workers Look to Goverement to Protect Thelr Political Rights

FOREIGNERS HELD IN SOVIET RUSSI   Party, Including Americans Are. Stranded: In’ Moscow Awaiting Relief   FIVE ARE (MPRISONEL   Bolshevik Government Re‘fuses to Allow Aliéns to.” * Leave Country

FOREIGNERS HELD BY BOLSHEVIKI DESIRE FREEDOM   Thirty-five U. S. Citi zens Want Govern“ment’s Aid.

FOREIGNERS. WN RUSSIA. ARE ALARMED      Many Are at Moscow Waiting for Action by Their’ Hoe Governments,   THEY HOPE TO GET OUT BEFORE WINTER COMES   Americans Assert Their Sta- tus Is Worse Than Others; Five Are Known to Be. in Prison. : 2 SER TEIN  —"

FOREIGN REFUGEES IN MOSCOW SEEKING AID   Americans, Among Number Impris- oned by Reds, Hope for Release : Before Winter Sets In,

35 Americans Reported _  In Moscow Are Unable To Get Out Of Russia

MANY FOREIGNERS ARE REFUGEES IK SOVIET AUSSI   Americans In Moscow Assert  Their Status’ Is Worse Than Cittvvens OF Other Countries.   WOULD LEAVE-BEFORE WINTER.

REDS HOLDING AMERICANS AS PRISONERS   Try to Force U. S. to Deal ~ Officially With Reds.

AMERICANS, VIRTUALLY HELD AS HOSTAGES OF THE BOLSH, ARE PRISONERS AT MOSCOW, RUSSIA

35 AMERICANS AT MOSCOW HOPE U. S. ACTION WILL GET THEM OUT BEFORE WINTER

AMERICAN TRY TOLEAVE RUSSIA   Thirty-five Among 1,000 Foreigners at Moscow.

SOVIETS REGARD “Thilo NATION Aa AN OPEN ENEMY   MANY AMERICANS an «. PRISONER. ,,..   MOSCOW MAY _EXCHANGI THEM FOR REDS IN OUR PRISONS.

RUSSIAN REDS — JAIL AMRICANS ~ FOR HOSTAGES   Soviets Trying to Force __Recognition-From_—Washington

U.S. TERMS OF RECOGNITION OF MEXICO STATED   Washington Says Other Terms Than Those Mentioned Included, However.   TO RESPECT AMERICAN LIVES

RECOGNITION NOT PROMISED UNDER ANY CONDITION SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT TODAY

MEXICO MUST BE RELIABLE   Many Other Conditions Contained in Note of _United States

DRY’ INVASION DOESNOT WORRY SOUTH AMERIGE   Prohibition Movement in Ar gentina Would Find « Strong Sentiment to Over come.

UD 1S CLAMPED IN BUENOS AIRES   CITY ONCE SAID 10 BE “GAYER THAN PARIS” IS NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE IN OLD DAYS

BUENOS AIRES 10 BE GAY NO LONGER   Great South American City Places Ban On Night Life   ONCE WIDE OPEN AND LICENSE FLOURISHEL   Worst Features Of The French Capital Abounded

TENNESSEE SHOWS ONLY SMALE: GUN   In the Past-Decade, the Eéwest Percentage in History. — Percentage of Increase Only 7 Per Cent.—Georgia Third  Tee Dalat nf Tarnnsanan

HAD SMALL GROWTI   Tennessee Population Increase Smallest in History of State

Populati oh of State of Tennesse:   The Census Gives Teynessee 2» Pep. lation ‘of 2,337,459, an-Inevease of ~ 152,070 for Ten Yeur

“CLOSE FRIEND’ OF MA. WADOO   Arrives in ‘Frisco to Soft Ped al Enthusiasm of Latter’s Supporters.   “WEAT'S THE IDEA?’ IS THE GENERAL QUERY   McAdoo's ‘‘Friend’’ Makes Clear That Ex-Secretary Would Accept.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX . WILL CHANGE PLANS   Will Not Be Allowed to Land in England Following Utterances Regarding Treland,

SOVIET . DECISIVELY DEFEATED, FALL DRIVE b CHECKED      SUCCESS IS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE. RUSSIANS . FLEE TO AVOID >   é CAPTURE. °  mae mg car: Kenia St eae ee ee ee   Bolsheviki Commander bnas .Life When He Realizes His Command Is Smashed, -

U.S. WARSHIP STRIKES WINE OFF RUSSIA   Wireless Message Reesived Gives No Details of Thisaster,

AMERICAN DESTROYER HITS MINE, 1S REPORI   Wireless From. Riga Tells 0 Disaster to. Warship,

NOT A ORY, SAYS-PROFESSOR   Princeton Official Wrathy at ‘Charge of Being Prohibitionist--Recovers  Stoten Liquor.

PROFESSOR iS NOT A ORY:   Princeton University Official Wrathy at Charge of Being a Pro. hibitionist.

NOT A DRY, SAYS PROFESSOR   Princeton Official Wrathy at Charge of Being Prohibitionist.

Cows Fed on Sawdust Give — More Milk, Experiment Prove:   Feed Bossy Prepared Pine and Shell Fill Miik Pail . Prof. Morrison Tells How . Iv’s Done

LEAGUE COUNCIL 10 ORGANIZE FRIDAY: ONLY 8 MEMBERS   Failure or United States To Ratify Treaty Leaves Vaeaney In Body   BELGIUM IS REPRESENTED   Smaller Nations’ Interests Will Be Guarded By Neutral Representatives

list of Members of th: Council Given Below-Commission {or Danzig First Business

THE EXECUTIVE GOUNGIL GF THE LEAGUE QF NATIONS   This Will Be Organized Friday With  Eight Members, the United States Being Left Out.

Will Have But Eight Members, United States Not Being Represented—Some of the Delegates Have Been Named.

Executive Council of The League of Nations Meets Friday for Organization

PUNISHMENT IS. .   ay _ ‘ SECOND NOTE DEMANDING FUN. ISHMENT OF VOR LENSNER  REACHES QOVERNMENT.   VONTERSWER BACK TO BERLIN

URENDER Ut THREE PHINGE aUUGiIT   Sons of Ex-Emperor of Germany Included in ‘War Guilty’ List   ‘ALLIES MAY DEMAND BARON BE PUNISHED   Highest Feuton Army and Naval Officers To Be Tried by Ally Court

DEMAND THAT VON LERSNER BE PUNISHED   Man Who Refused To Turn In Names Of Allied List Of War Guilty In Bad. 

Second Note Expected Shortly to Be Forwarded to Berlin Demanding German .Punish Head of Paris Delegation for His Refusal to Submit Allied Note

SIRIKE 1S CRISIS FOR CT. BRITAIN   Triple Walk-Out tnvelying thc Traffic is Feared By Government.   THE COAL STRIKE IN A NUTSHEL?S.

DAIIAIN FACES GRAVEAT CALSIS IN ITS HISTORY   Country In Grip Of Huge Strike Of Coal “Miners.   1,000.00 MEN ARE OUT

GROCERY FIRM FINED 810.0090,   Officials of Sharon Pirm Plead Ciuiliy to Profitcerine.

Sharon Grocers Pay $10,000 For Violating Lever Law In - Unreasonable Sugar Profits

Demand Recognition of Voters gf State who Cast Ballots for Assemblymen Refused Seat in Legislature

SU UIALIS PARTY ASKS EAR AC TIAN   BRAND ACT DISGRACEFUL   Slaim Thousands of Socialists Disfranchised by Act

GRAIN CORPORATION WILL BE TERMINATED   BARNES ASKS CABINET OFFICERS AND CONGRESSMEN TO CONFER WITH HIM.

CALLS CONFERENCE ON GRAIN SITUATION   BARNES WOULD PROVIDE FOR TIME WHEN U. 8S. CORPO. RATION DISSOLVES.

A GRISIS IN GRAIN TRADE   Barnes Sayan Termination of tsovernment Coptrel Must Br Wet  hw @aveca me rela

GOV'T OFFICIALS TQ CONFER ABOUT GRAM   Termination of Grain Corper ation Causes Extraordinary Conditions

TO DISCUSS GRAIN SITUATION.   Conference WI Consider Results of Corporation's Termination,

 BARNES CALLS HIGH  OFFICIALS OF U. §. TO : MEET NEXT WEEK   To Discuss Plans for Meeting the Termination of Grain Corporation

GRAIN SITUATION TO BE DISC SSED   CABINET OFFICERS, MEMBERS O1 CONGRESS AND OTHERS INVITED TO ATTEND.

Large Amouint of Legislation: Still to Be © “Considered,~   ‘ADMINISTRATION. BILLS DEBATED   Rough. Sledding For Several, Of The Meastres—The * Present Outlook.

WARNS CURIOUS PILGRIMS TO ‘BLEEDING STATUES NOT TO EXPECT MIRACLE

MILLION OOLLAR  Lou CAUSED BY GALVESTON FIRE   BLAZE STARTED LAST NIGHT ON SHIPPING PIER AND IS STILL BURNING TODAY.

DFFICIALS NOTE  IMPROVEMENT IN RAIL oT RINE ON WESTERN COAST   Aside From Los Angeles, the Situation Seems To Be Improving, But Walkout le Far Fram Reing Broken   MANY EMPLOYES FAIL TO RESPOND TO CAL!   Strikers at Winslow, Afttet Returning to Work, Walk Out Again, Tieing Up Tratfic On the Main Line,

MINCRS READY rn RETURN TD  FUAMER JOBS   U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOI  PROMISES TO HELP ADUJST DIFFERENCES.

CARUSO BURSTS BLOOD VESSEL   ‘Tener Compelled te Discoantinee His Part at Broeeklirnz.

CARUSO’S THROAT HURT      ‘umons ‘enor Bursts Blond Yesse' While Singing in New York.

CARUOU BUROT: BLD) VESSEL IK THROAT SINGING   Accident Occurs in First Act of “L’Elisir D'Amore” and Per. formance is Stopped Despite His Offer to Continue.

E. CARUSO SUSTAINS A BURSTED BLOOD VESSEL   Brooklyn Concert is Stopped When Great Tenor Has Accident.

CARUSO BURSTS BLOOD VESSEL DURING CONCERT   Tenor Suffers Injiurv to Throat. But Outcome Not Believed to Be Serious.

CARUSO BURSTS BLOOD VESSEL IN HIS THROAT   Famous Tenor Finishes Act and Offers to Finish Performance but Audience Says “No."’ .

CARUSO BURSTS WEIN IN THROAT   Second Hemorrhage in Month: Unable to Continue Owing to Doctor’s Orders’ *

WOULD EXCLUDE CHEAP PRODUCT OF LOW WAGES: PARTS LARGE   Wool and Cotton First to Be  Relieved From Stagnant Came itiaws   CONGRESS WILL ACT      New" Legislative Effort Will Be Made Before Next  Surnmer Ends

TANF TO FIGURE AS AGREAT ISU   Early in the Days of the Sixty Seventh Congress is Gen carpal Oninian

Republican Leaders Declare Landslide was Nation-wide Deinand for Ban on Low: Waged Labor of Europe.

COX VOTED IN SMALL. ..- STORE IN CARRMONTE   Mrs. Cox. Voted Just Ahead o “Him and was Quicker Than Vusband. 2 >

“ATO PreLOd   Was. 236th at the Polls Whil His Wife Voted Just _ Ahead of Him.   NEIGHBORS .WELCOMED HIM   Issued An Election Day Statement Professing His _ Confidence. -

GOVERNOR GOK  UADTS VOTE EARLY THIS. MORNING   Many Cameras Click as the Next President Casts Ballot.

COX-CASTS BALLOT IN WAYSIDE BARBER SHOF   Wife Beats Him by Thirty Sec , onds at Polls. .

ADT HS VOTE EARLY TODAY   ‘Throng Greets Nominee and  His Wife at Polling Place.   ‘MRS COX BEATS HER HUSBAND VOTING   It Took Him Exactly Two Minutes, She Thirty Seconds Less.

DANUIDATES ARE BUT GONE IDEN   HARDING AND COX DO NO’ SEEM TO WORRY ABOUT THE RESULT OF VOTE   AARDING 1S PLAYING GOLF   Both Nominees Spent the Day Quietly, While Their Friends Planned Celebration of the Victory.

BOTH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES BALLOT WITH THEIR WIVES   Cox Votes At 10:17 a. m. and Mrs. Cox Beats His Time in Making Out the Ballot.   COX PREDICTS VICTORY   The Hardings Vote Shortly Afte 10 O’clock—Senator 13th  in Line.

COX WAITS FIFTEEN MINUTES FOR BALLO]   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE AND WIFE STAND IN LINE AS TWO HUNDRED NEIGHBORS CAST  TEIR VOTE.

GOVERNOR COX'S AN EARLY VOTER   Wife Votes More Quickly Than He.

GOVERNOR COX AND MRS. COX CAST BALLOTS   Neighborly Greeting From Friends Tendered to Demecratic Leader.

COX EARLY VOTER © AT DAYTON, OHIC   Goes to Polling Place Witt Wife.

COX GREETED BY NEIGHBORS AS HE VOTES   Issues Statement Saying He is Confident His Cause Will Win.

LEXINGTON iS REPORTED QUIE   NEGRO MURDERER UNDER SENTENCE IS TO DIE ON MARCH 11

FIVE ARE KILLED WHEN SOLDIER HAT ATAGER   [Unsuccessful Attempts  .Made to Lynch fz. » Jailed’ Negro.   MILITIA CALLED OUT   IGuards Placed at All Road:  Leading Into City as  K Precaution.

REGULARS IN CONTROL AT LEXINGTON, Kt   Foil All Attempts of Mobs to Secure Prisoner Convicted of Murder.

AFRIVAR TANNPS IN “STREETS OF LENT: FOLLOWING RICTIIRG   Outposts established:. ‘and mountaineers bent onlynching negro, are’ Teant nit

LIGHT ISPELS COWARDLY AG]   Lexington Breathes Easier  With Approach of Dawn Following Night of Tervor.   PROMPT ACTION TAKEN BY OFFICERS OF STATE   TT * Five Lives Lost and Seventeen   People Wounded During  : é¢ha Tawlace BDawcand

GOVERNOR WILL KEEP TROOPS INCTY   Train Bearing Mountaineers Bent Upon Lynching Negro Sentenced to Die Is Met by Soldiers’ Commander.

SEARCH STARTED HOR MOB LEADERS   Additional Regular Army Troops On Hands at Lexington Following Outbreak.   WATCHFWL NIGHT IS SPENT   All Roads Leading to City Closely Guarded—Confessed Negro Child Murderer in Kneeling Peosture All Night.

LOCKETT SAVED FROM AVENGER:   Lexington, Strongly’ Guarded 5; Troops, Is Quiet Following At fempt To Lymch Chikt Maerdere Lock*tt—5 Dead, 17 Wounded a

WANT CONFERENCE WITH MR. HARDING   Bankers Would Obtain His Views on Formation of Syndicate to Handle German Capital Held by Alien Property Custodian.   SOME HOLD THAT ~ SECURITIES MAY BE INVESTED BY U.S

PLAN SYNDICATE FOR GERMAN TRADE   Capita! and Securities Held By Alien Property Custodian Would Be Used   TO APPROACH  HARDING   $400,000,000 Is Available as Basis of Credit for International Trade

LADY HOBO TOLD  TO TAKE HERSELF  FROM ST. LOUIS   Girl Working as "Bus Boy Fined for Wearing Male   — ASST ey.

SAY POST BLOCKED DEPORTATIONS   Members of House Appear Before Rules Committee,

WOULD IMPEACH OR REMOVE POST   Assistant Secretary 0 Labor Under Probe   CALL COURSE ILLEGAL   Responsibility Lies at Door of Secretary Wilson for not Removing Such a Man if Charges are True, Says Rodenberg — Thirt y-Eight  Cacac are Cited

POSTS ACTION TOWARD ALIEN AEDS WAS JOKE   HOCH RESOLUTION LOOKING TOWARD IMPEACHMENT RAISES DISCUSSION   Alleged That Scerctary Wilson Should Be Held Responsibte For Not Removing His Assistant,

ATATION BLOCKED BY POST-CHARGE   Assistant Secretary of Department of Labor Accused by House Members,   SECRETARY WILSON iS ALSO BLAMEL   Charge Post Canceled or Stayed Deportations Ordered by Immigration Officials.

DHARGE POST WITH BLOCKING UF DEPORTATION   lllegal Actions of Secretary May Mean Impeachment   SEC. WILSON IS BLAMEL

DEPORTATION BLOCKED “BY FEDERAL OFFICER”   MEMBERS OF HOUSE MAKE DECLARATIONS BEFORE WASHINGTON COMMITTEE.   INVESTIGATING L. F. POST   Assistant Secretary of Department of Labor Charged With Llegal Actions.

CLAIM OFFICIAL BLOCKED ACTION ON RED ALIENS   Sensational Charges Listec in Hearings Against  Louis Post.

SAY POST BLOCKED —* DEPORTATIONS   Members of” House Aone ~~ Before Rules’ Committee, :«

VIOLATIONS ARE. CHARGED AGAINST LOUlo F. POS]   Accused of Blocking Deportation of Alien Red Radicals.

BLOCKED ALIEN DEPORTATIONS   Assistant Secretary Post Charged With Illegal Actions.

ALIEN RADICALS SAVED BY ILLEGAL AGTS OF MA. POST   Resulted in Blocking Deporta-. tions, According to Members House of Representatives.   SECRETARY WILSON IS BLAMED BY RODENBERC   Vir. Siecel Accuses Assistant Secretary of Labor of Bringing Law Inte Disrepute and Making Proceeding: a Farce and a Joke—Discretionar, Authority Abused, Says Tincher.

CLAIM POST BLOCKED RED DEPORTATIONS   HOUSE COMMITTEE PROBES Co vUCL OF ASSISTAN OF LABOR   ASKING FOR IMPEACHMENT   Resolution Would Bring Removal of Official—‘‘Makes Law a Paroe 7:

VISITORS IN RED  FEZES THRONGED LAWRENCE FOR  VVINOKSAYS) DH   Day’s Celebration Will Close With Banquet At the Masonic Temple Tonight 4

TOWN WAS A MECCA (OF SHRINERS TODAY   VISITORS IN RED FEZES THRONGED LAWRENCE FOR IVINOWKANED OLD   HAD A BIG PARADE   Day's Colshcution Will Close With Banquet At the Masonic Temple Tonight

PLAN TO DECLARE STATE OF PEACE   Republican Leaders to Confer on Resolution’s Form.   POLICY MAY BE DECLARED.   Principal Opposition to Taking Stand on International Ques. tions Comes From Irreconcil. ables, Who Say Time is Inopportune ——- Knox Measure Has Richt of Wav.

mt maearr m_e IBEEN ‘Dee - ATED, NOW WHAT!  (it     REPUB x LEAD! nS HAVE r MANE ee ENT OPINIONS.  we etek  They Find the Situatlow Is Not As eo .t ee. pe 20! Cane Whan .      The "i ‘Find the Situatlos Is Not Ay imple ‘As it; Seemed When :. : First Discussed.

PEACE MAY COME BY ARESOLUTION   With Treaty Dead, Republicen: in Congress Prepare to Declar  War At An End.   IRRECONCILABLES QPJECT   Say Present Time Is [nopportune for Any Binding Declaration on Subject by United States.

NEW PEACE MEASURE DEBATE BEGINS TODAY   Much Difference of Opinion as  to Exact Form Such Declaration Should Take, Is Found

oTATE OF DECLARATION T0 ENLIVEN SENATE   Republican Leaders Begin Conferences Today on Exact Form It Should Take   IRRECONCILABLES TO OPPOSE BINDING STAND   London and Paris Have Little to Say. on Defeat of Treaty

STEPS WILL BE TAKEN TODAY 10 DECLARE PEAGt   Republican Leaders Plan to Hold Conferences on the Exact Form Such a Declaration Shall Take.

PEACE MOVE IN CONGRESS   Leaders In Senate and House Discus: Declaration to Be Made Some Time This Week, - ‘

ADIELPHEAN DANCE      High School Boys Entertain Yount Ladies al Dane.

ADELPHIAN DANCE   High School Boys Entertain Young Ladies at Dance.

THE GERMAN ‘SITUATIONS. IMPROVING   SOME OF THE REYOLUTIONISTS ARRESTED, GOYT, 1 LOOKING FOR YON RAPP   FOOD SHORTAGE IN GERMANY BECOMING ALARMING — ES« PECEALLY iN BIG CITIES

VON LUETTWIT? ARRESTED, AY  HUN OFFICIALS   Search for Von Kapp Is Continued; Government Gradually Regaining Control

THOUSANDS DIE IN BLOODY BATTLES   Von Luettwitz, Von Kapp Move ment Leader, Is Arrested   BELGIAN TROOPS ARE ACTIVE Fight German Radicals in Duis-

ROCK 1S ONE OF FEW COUNTIES GIVING LEAN TA MWCOY   ELECTION OF STATE RE. _PUBLICAN AD MINIS-~ TRATION SEEMS CER-

LENROOT’S LEAD STILL GROWING   Latest Figures Indicate Senator Will Be Re-elected by a Plurality Close to the 50-Thousand -Mark; Weber Ahead in Milwaukee.   BLAINE IS FAR AHEAD OF M’COY; OTHER RESULTS

BLAINE LEADS M’GOY IN NEARLY ALL THE COUNTIES OF STATE   Has Majority of 85,000 With Two-thirds of Wisconsin Precincts Reporting   WORGAN HAS ENORMOUS LEAD OVER OPPONENT   Mulberger Act Approved; Hard. ing Plurality 283,155

LENROOT VICTORY STILLAINGERTAIN   Thompson, Independent Candi: date, Gains on Republican Senator.   G. 0. P. SWEEPS WISCONSIN

NON-PARTISAN MAN CARRIES MANY COUNTIES   ENTIRE STATE TICKET WILL GO REPUBLICAN IS PREDICTION; WOOD COUNTY ONE OF FEW PAVORING IPCOY

FUME 1S BESIEGED DY UTALIAN ARM]   REPORT THAT D'ANNUNZIO WAS KILLED OFFICIALLY DE NIKD— HEAVY FIRING REPORTED.

Fleet Iss Co-operating With Land Forces in Shelling Positions   ONE OF D'ANNUNZIO’S WARSHIPS IS SUNK   Attacking TroopsHave Casualties of 50 Killed and 100 Wounded   italian Regulars Have 50 Killed. 100 Wounded

HUGGINS DEFENDS THE NEW LAW   PLAN TO REPEAL IT   THE JUDGE PROTESTS AGAINST THE ALLEGED CONSPIRZ€Y.   The Many Good Polit” Measure Are Pélati Speech to the Ba.

DEPALMA LEADS RACE   CROWD LARGEST EVER EN AT. TENDANCE AT MEET.      Bat Ove Car In Smash Up and Na One Huri- -Setting New Speed XQ Records.

DE PALMA LEADING AT 280-MILE MARK N 500-MILE RACE   Boyer Led Field by Five Mile: For First 250 Miles in 2:44:26.

INDIANAPOLIS AUTO RACE IS STARTED TODAY   $85,000 in Prizes to g& to Winners of Great Race This Afternoon

GREAT THRONG:AT- per ee el  “ANNUAL AUTO RACE   Hundred Thousand Spectators See Field of Tewtny-three Speed King: Start Today at Indianepolia.:

WORLD FANUG MOT On DREAD CreK ale CHIE   Twenty-three. Racing Stars Sent Away at 10 o’clack On Spneedway   -INDIANAPCLIS MEGCA FOR IMMENSE CROWD   American and -French Automotive Engineers in Suoreme Test of Skill

POINDEXTER   DRAWS PERFECT PICTURE 0 STATE OF AFFAIRS   Preceeding the Republican Nationa’ Convention Today.

THE SITUATION MORE OBSCURED   Than a Week Ago Declare: Senator Miles Poindexter, Himself a Candidate.   AFFAIRS NOT UNDER CONTROL OF ANYBODY   There’s a Big Field of **Favorites’? and Also Many “Dark Horses.’’

COMPLICATED. AND OBSCURE,  POWDENTERS “VIEW ECAS   U.S. senator’s phrase ex actly describes condition at Chicago   As longsas ghost of chance remains no candidate ’ willing to drop out

OBTAIN BOOZE BY FICTITIOUS PRESCRIPTIONS   300,000 Spurious Prescriptions Issued in Chicago Recently

REPEAL OF EXCESS PROFITS   Netiesal Maselactarcre Anseciations Qalle fer it—Need of Ereoeery Uraed.

National Manufacturers’ Association to Make Recommendations to Parties   ASK. PROFITS TAX: REPEAL   Will Submit Industrial Suggestions to Convention at Today’s Session

SEEKING AEPEAL Ut -EXGESS PROFITS LAM   Resohutions Tow ard This Action to Be Presented Mahufacturers,

DEPOSED GHlcF WILL bE GIVEN TRIAL UNDER LAW Ur MEXICO, SAY REBELS

MASSACRE OF REBEL  PRISONERS IN MEXICO   Kifteen Generals Included Among Those Slain by Federa} Forces at Santiago.

J, W. THPPLE IS CALLED BY DEATH   Died at Home of Son After Short Diness   WAS FORMER RESIDENS   Respected’ by Large Circle of Friends---Funeral Set+ vices Friday i

01.40 GAS RATE AT DAVENPOR   People’s Light Company Wins First Stage of Court Battle. Ham t.

CONVICTS PLANNED TO END LIVES BUT THEY WERE GAUGRT UNAWARE:   Stivers Tells Warden He Expects to Pass the Remainder o His Days in Prison—Convicts Had Only Two Meals While Out of Prison

ESCAPED CORVICTS ~ SLEPT WG CHARD, LINED OW APPLES Men Were Physically Worn Gut ant  Seemed Giad the Chase ~ Was Giver

CONN: BACK AT SING. SIN   Slept In Orchards and‘ Lived On “ooNsthiig Exetpe-Appley During ~~ ” Their Escapade a

TWOSINGSING — CONVICTS AGAIN BACK IN PRISON   Men Apparently Tired of Living on Apples and Sleeping in Orchard, Glad To Get Back.

Enjoyed. Orily. Two Meals in “Their Flight Across » Gout States.   HAD LIVED ON’ APPLES   Were Headed for Canada _ After Stéaling: Two. Automobiles.

Los Angeles Overcrowded With Tourists; Ask 5,000 Army Tents for Emergenc’

Girl and Boy Send Dad . - To Hospital By Use Of - Hammer and Lid Lifter

BEAT UP FATHER   William Friday In New York Hospit nl Aftee Children Whip Hba

FATHER BEATEN UP BY SON AND DAUGHTE   Had Attempted to Chastise the  Whoie Family When Children Combined Forces.

DAUGHTER BEATS FATHER   Goes to Brother s Assistance With  Hammer When Mother Is heieen Out. _

A.B. OFFIGIALS HOPE FOR BBEAK   Expect Palmer's Announce. ment To Better Condition:

HERE (o OTAIKE aTATUG GUMMED  UP MATION   Arrest cf Leader In Outlaw Movement Outstanding Feature of Day

Aviators Declare That Landing Was Necessary on Account of Gasoline Shortage—As.sert That Although Under Guard, They Were Treated Kindly by Carranza Officials.

LIEUTENANTS ARE UNDER ~ ARREST AFTER ESCAPADY   Thiers Refused To ‘Ac To ‘Add Anythin: To Statements That. They, Los Way In Clouds:‘Alone Border:

a   ANNOUNCED THE INCIDENT CLOSED   FETS SVE wae Cae eee re Oreo  in Regard to the Charges of Senator Spencer Against President.

G.0:P. VICTORY WOULD BRING EASTERN RULE   With Coolidge, Lodge, . Gillette Oligarchy Rest ‘Haven’t Look-in.   DEMOCRATS NEEDING NEW ORGANIZATION

(With "Coolidge, ‘Lodge, Gil, “Tette -Oligarchy” Rest ‘Haven't Lookin, -’        DEMOCRATS N NEEDING oN EW. ORGAN IZATION

FRENCHMMAN HEADS = “LABOR OREANIZATION   Albert Thomas Selected At Washington Meeting Formally Elected—Eight Hour Day Also Ratified by the  Conference.

JACKSON ALRAIGNED      ts Charged With Robhing Oental Offices Mere

REDUCES OPERATING COST   New Era Committee of Presbyterian Ghureh Cuts Expense.

SEEK UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.   Amalgamated Clothing Workers Would Have Employers Furnish the Cash.

‘GOLDMAN AND BERKMAN FLEE   Anarchists Get Out of Russia After Bireak With Lenine

EM. GOLDM iN FLEES RUSSIA   She and Alexander Berkman Leave Country After Disagfeement With Lenine and Trotzky.

RADICALS DEPORTED FROM U3, LEAVE RUSSIA HURRIEDLY   Goldman and Berkman Disagree With Lenine and Trotsky.

FARMERS ASKED TO HOLD WHEA   Move Sponsored by Nationa Wheat Growers intended to Keep Wheat From Market.   THREE DOLLARS DEMAND

FARMERS ASKED - TO HOLD WHEAT   Alter October 23 Till Such Time a: *Yhe Price of Goud Wheat is Stabilized at $8.00,

1920 TO BE OPEN SEASON FOR THE RADICALS IN U.S   “Swat the Reds” Will Be the Slogan of the Department of Justice— They Cause Our Unrest,  Says Palmer,

NO QUARTER GIVEN * TOBOLSHEVISM WN 1920   Attorney-General Palmer Says Movements Aimed’ at. This Government Are Doomed «

OPEN SEASON ON REDS THIS YEAR PALMER AFFIRMS   Attorney General Says Stern Measures Will Be Employed Against. Radicals.

J OPEN SERGDN  ANARGHIOLD, LARES PRLMER   rtment of Justice Policy ie of “Unflinching and \ggressive Warfare.”   ney Generai Says 75 Per ‘ont of Unrest Traced to “Reds.”

FPARTMENT OF JUSTICE # Wikl RAPICALS WAaED TO FIND EN 1928, o   OLSHEVIK! ARE BOASTFUL   “oviet Government of Russia Says vietes WH Rule in Washington, — Londen, Paris And Bertin.

OPEN WARFARE ON BOLSHEVISM   Palmer Declares Red Menace to Be Shown No Quarter

VIGORGUS DANE AbilNal fitda BEING LALNGHEL   PALWER SAYS HIS DEPARTMEN' WILL BE UNRELENTEING IN IN 1920 CAMPAIGN,

1920 OPEN YEAR . FORALL RADICALS, PALMER DECLARE:   Aggressive Wariare io Be Waged on AH Who ‘Preach + ' Doctrine of Unrest.

PALMER T0 PUSH FIGHT ON REDS   ANARCHIST “AGITATORS. WILL BE ‘RELENTLESSLY PURSUED,   TO SHOW NO QUARTER   SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF UN. REST DUE TO RADICALS.   The Movement. Docs Not Represent the Radicalism of Progress bat ~~ Dictatorship: of Violence, i

WAR AGAINST ALL RADICALS   Will Be Policy of This Government for the New Year

PALMER TO HUNT DOWN RADICALS   Says 1920 Will Be an “Open Season” For Reds,

POSSES SEARCHING FOR SUSPECTS   Murder of Young Glri Stirs Ohio Mining Community.

POSSES SCOUR — COUNTRY FOR GIRL’S SLAYER   With Four Negro Surpects in Jail at Carrollton Determined Bands of Men Comb Region About Adena Following Clues to Murder of Frances South.

ARMED POSSES SCOUR COUNTRY FOR SLAYERS OF 11-YEAR OLD GIR   Several Clues in Connection With Killing Being Run Down

LITTLE GIRL MURDERED FIVE SUSPECTS HELD   Eleven Year Old Frances’ South, Killed Near Adena, Ohio—Posse Hunts For Soldier.

ERAIOF:STABILITY*;  UNA MIAIM PNHMAMICEL   Republican Nominee Fer President Addresses Thousands of Commercial Travelers   HITS AUTOCRATIC METHODS   Says There is “Opinion We Have ' Had Enough of Government Excessively Centralized

Denounces Democratic, Admin istration'’s Conduct of Own Affaire and Other “Meddling”

HARDING FOR BETTER BUSINESS METHODS   Promises Traveling Men a Marion That He Will “Hol Counsel with Others."

HARDING WOULD: ASSIST BUSINESS   Tells Commercial Travelers His Election Will Put an End to One-Man Government and Aid Country’s Commercial Interests.   FEDERAL PAYROLL LARGEST NOW IT. ° ‘ WAS EVER KNOWN

JIABLE BUSINESS ERA Id. PROMISE (F SEN. HARDING   DENOUNCES ATTITUDE OF PRES. ENT ADMINISTRATION.   CALLS IT SUSPICIOUS OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.   Several Thousand Commercial Travelers From All Parts of the Country Hear Presidential Candidate In Address.

HARDING PROMISES ERA OF BUSINESS ° STABILITY IN U.S,   Candidate Tells Traveling Men that Nation Needs Businesslike Government   TOO MANY PEOPLE ON THE ~ PAYROLL DECLARES SENATOR    Advocates Change from "One Man Policy of the Present

TRAVELING MEN GREET HARDIN(   Candidate Tells Drummers He Is for Business‘like Government.   WILL DISCARD . _ ONE-MAN POLICY

COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS ADDRESSED BY HARDING   ‘Business Methods of Democratia  Administration Denounced: . as ‘‘Autocratic,’?’’      ‘ONE-MAN JUDGMENT’ IN" WASHINGTON I ASSAILED   Policy of Common Counsel Wil Be Substituted By Him, " l Says G. 0. P. Nominee,   CARRYING BIG PAYROLL   ‘Hundreds of Theusands of Pergons Not Needed Still Employed — By Government.

BUSINESS-LIKE GOVERNMENT I$ HARDING'S PLAN   Promises Era Common Coun cil in Place of One-Man Judgment.

SEN. HARDING IN ADDRESS TO TRAVELERS   Promises Them Era of Busi ness Stability and Busines-like Government.

HARDING PROMISES BUSINESS STABILIT   Outlines Policy of “Commen Counsel.”

ERA OF BUSINESS STABILITY AND OF BUalNEaa LIKE GOVT fo PROMOEL   Senator Harding Pledges Himself to an ‘‘Idealism Based o Such Sense That It Does Not Treat the Nation’s Business with Suspicion and Contemnt”

HARDING. PROMISES?" FRA OF STABIL:   Addressed Commercial 1 Who Gathered in Ld? Numbers in Marior* to bof The New Leader Talk  Camnaion Problems. ™m

SOUND BUSINESS BASIS PROMISED BY SEN, HARDING   CONDITIONS WILL ONCE MORE BE STABILIZED SAYS G. 0. P. NOMINEE   ATTACKS BUSINESS METHODS OF PRESENT ADMININSTRATION

HARDING SAYS HE WILL GIVE S NEW DEAL   Candidate Gives Front Porch Talk to Group of Commercial Travelers   WILSON GOVERNMENT ROUNDLY DENOUNCED   Senator Promises New: Era of Business and Greater Efficiency

UNE MAN PLAN OF GOVERNMENT WILL ~ END SAYS HARDING   An Era of Business Stability and Business Like Government Is  Promised By Mr. Harding   SCORES ONE MAN POLICY   Several Thousand Traveling Men Hear Able Front Porch Address cf Marion Today

HARDING PROMIOto ERA OF PROSPERIT)  Tells Traveling Salesmen He Will Consult Others If

Sound ‘Business Era;. ~ .° End of One Man Rule, Promised by Harding   Republican Nominee Outlines Policy of Common Council, Pledges : Himself to Ideals Based on Sense and Will of Nation.

Harding Promises to Put Business on Steady Feet  and Reduce U.S. Payroll

TO CHANGE THE POLICY   Senator Harding Says It Won’  be. “One-Man” Wilh Hin,   IF RE IS THE PRESIDENT   He, Will Desire: Help in Govern: ment by the. Representative . Branch. «

HARDING TALKS ON BUSINESS FUTURES FORTRAVELINGMEN   Businesslike Government and Era of Business Stability : Promised by Nominee.   DEMOCRATIC METHODS OF ADMINISTRATION FLAYED   Several Thousand Commercial Men Journey to Marion’'to . Hear Porch Address.

BUSINESS STABILITY  AND BUSINESS-LIKE GOVERNMENT, SENATOR ~—-ARDING'S: PROMISE   Meddling ‘and Autocratic Methods :of “Wilson. Administration Roasted an Front Porch '

PROMISE ERA OF "GOOD BUSINESS’   STABILITY’ FOR NATION I PLEDGED BY HARDING   Republican Candidate Outlines Policy ef Common Counsel] in Contrast to  “One Man Judcement.”

“MADE BACK TOO HEAVY.”   Mali Carrier Arrested on Charge of Burning Politicn! Matter.   Wer Amaemantnb.in.. .

Mail Carrier Does What Long Suffering People Hane Reen Wanting to Di

FIGHT AT BOSPORUS, REPORT   Gritish Authorities Diseredit Storie: of Clash With Turks at Constantinople.

Farmers Want Real Soif Tiller to Head Agricultural Denartment.   Grange Leaders Urge Tariff to Equalize Competition With Europe.

PREDICTS THAT FARM LABOR WILL COME DOWN MATERIALLY BY EARLY SPRING   Say Members of the National Grange—It Must Dron Otherwise the Farmer Cannot Afford to Produce the Big Crops Needed to Feed Our Immense Population.

PRODUCE PRICES ARE DISCUSSED   Several Real Tillers of the Soil Gather at Washington and Talk Over the Decline in Value of Things They Have to Seil.   GRANGE WOULD HAVE PRACTICAL MAN IN CABINET

INJUNCTION AGAINST HOW. AT HEARD BY JUDGE CURRAN TODAY   Ygnored Subpoenus to Appear and Give Testimony on Mining Situation   Miners’ Union Officials are At. tacking Constitutionality of New Law

KANSAS INDUSTRIAL LAW TESTED’ TODAY BY STATE JUDICIARY MACHINERY AT THE TOWN OF PITTSBURE

INDUSTRIAL COURT WILL BE TESTED   Constitutionality Of New Law Law Being Attacked In The Courts.

INDUSTRIAL LAW IN KANSAS PUT TO TEST TODA)   Opponents of Measure Attack it as Being Unconstitutional

PUT 10 TEST   OPPONENTS CENTER AROUND  ALEXANDER HOWAT, THE LEADER OF MINERS.

LEGALITY OF KANSAS INDUSTRIAL COURT PUT TO THE TEST   Howat Supporters Attack Law as Unconstitutional at Injunction Hearing Today

ATTACK NEW COURT   LABOR ATTORNEYS ALLEGE FP IS CNCONSTEPUTION AL.   The Trial of the Mater Begau ‘Today Before Judge Curran of Crawford Courty.

INDUSTRIAL COURT LAWS PUT TO TEST   INJUNCTION AGAINST HOWAT HEARD BY JUDGE CURRAN TODAY   HOWAT DEFIED COURT   Ignored Subpoenas to Appear and Give Testimony yon Mining Situation   Miners’ Union Officials are Attacking Constitutionality of New Law

TO MAKE ITA FINISHED FIGHT   Hearing on Miners’ Injunc tion Begins Today.   DENY CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Much Legal Talent Arrayed On Each Side in Pittsburg District Court.

INDUSTRY LAM UF RANGES fo TESTED IN Sut    State Seeks Injunction to Pre i vent Howatt Calling Strike  of Miners

FIGHT INDUSTRIAL COURT (   Kansas Miners Enter Litivation Ov ey Pon-Strike Tribunal in Sunflower State,

MINERS TEST Kio. INDUSTRIAL SOURT   Law Attacked by Opponent: in Case Involving Contempt by Howat.

Kansas Industrial Court Stat ute Will Be Carried Up to Supreme Court.

HCKE SMITH DEFEATED,   rameus Georgia Democrat Goes tc Scrap Pile With Other Auntis.

Sends Poison to Wife In Insane Hospital in  _ Order to Marry Neighbor

CONFESSES HE SENT POISON TO WIFE, INMATE   Poisoned Candy Resulted in Death o Another Person in Tennessee Hospital.

AN ARMED CAMP   STRIKE PARALYZES CAP. ITAL OF GERMANY   Food Supply Short. Lower Class Entertainments Well Patronized.

BERLIN BREAD RATION SHOR}   Situation in Capital Is Distinctly Bad Says Latest Report.   FOOD BRINGING FABULOUS PRICES

Sentiment’. Favors  erob sion of: Boches But It’s To Barly Think. Delegates.   MUST. FIRST RST SETTLE.  - FOR WAR SHE CAUSED

GERMANY NOTIN LEAGUE NATIONS   France Wins Fight to Prevent Ger. many From Becoming a Member,

GERMANY 10 ENTE? THE LEAGUE LATER   France Wins Fight to Pre. vent Favorable Action at This Session   VIVIANI SWAYS ASSEMBLY   Sentiment of Delegates Clear. ly Favors Admitting the Enemy—But Not Now

THREATS OF TRADE L055 70 U. 3. MADE BY RED DIPLOMAT   About to Be Deported Martens Says Soviet Will “Tear Up” Contracts Already Made.   TALKS OF MILLIONS AND — BILLIONS TO BE CANCELLEL   Russia Yearns for Goods fron America, Says “Envoy,” but Will Buy Elsewhere.

AMIERICALOGES, CAYS MARTENS   DECLARES RUSSIA DOES NOT SEEK OVERTHROW OF U. S. GOVERNMENT

IGNORING OF AUSSIA WILL HIRT TRADE   L. C. K. Martin, Deposed Bolshevik Minister, Tells How Act Will Affect U.S. .

MARTENS afl U. 3. WILL LOG S100 000 000   Termination of. Relations Means Contracts, Including Vanderlip’s, Are Void   REDS DO NOT WISH TO OVERTURN GOVERNMENT   MARTENS LOOKS FOR CHANG ED ATTITUDE TOWARD HI: CQ“UNTRY WHEN HARDING ASSUMES OFFICE

HOPE TO CHECK SPECULATION   Adiministration Measure Passed by)  Senate and in Wilsen’s Hands.

SENATE PASSES LAWINTENDED T0 CURB GAMBLING   Passed by House, Act Aimed a Stock Speculating, Goes to , President Wilson.

California Woman Named by President to Highest Office Ever Held by One of Her Sex

WOMAN NAMED AS ASSISTANT 10 ATTY. GENERA!   President Appaiats Mes. Annette 21 Adams of San Francisco to Impartan: F      FIRST WOMAN To HOLD § IMPORTANT POSITION      Ww. L. Feisrson Named as Salicitas » General of E. S.—Was Formerly . Asst. Atty. General

ESTABLISHED BY THE PRESIDEN TODAY   In Appointing a Woman Assistant District Attorney.

WOMAN APPOINTED ASST. ATTY. GENERAI   THES WILL BE FIRST TIME  WOMAN HAS EVER HELD THAT POesrriay

ANNETTE ADAMS ASST, ATTY, GEN   She Will by the First Woman to Hold the Office and js Nominated hy President Wilson

U. P. OFFICIAL MAKES SUG GESTION FOR VIADUCT OVER TRACKS      MEETS WITH APPROVAL   The Sad Feature is that Nothin Can be Done this Year for Lack of Funds   New Plan Means Big Change fo North Lawrence—Leaves Only One Grade Crossing

EXTEND BRIDGE TO - PERRY AND THIRD   U. P. OFFICIAL MAKES SUG GESTION, FOR VIADUCT OVER TRACKS   MEETS WITH APPROVAL   The Sad Feature is that Nothing Can be Done this Year for Lack of Funds   New Plan Means Big Change foi North Lawrence—Leaves Only One Grade Crossing

DENIES SHE LED HIM TO KILL WIFE   Police Convinced “Other Woman” Had No Knowledge of Murder Plot; slayerSaysIt Was His Money Wite Withdrew.

GIRL BROUGHT INTO CHICAGO MURDER CASE   Declares She ‘Knew Slaye: _ And Had Been To Park With Him

POLICE FOLLOW NEW THEORY IN WANDERER CASI   Interest in 15 Year Old Girl May Have Been Motive for the Double Shooting. :

POLICE THINK THEY WAVE .. “THE GIRL LOCATED !    Rie Admits” Knowing  Wurdere: ' And Had Vistled Parks With : Him

16-YEAR-OLD GIRL MOTIVE’ FOR MURDERS   Wanderer Alleged to Hav Killed Wife to Be Free with Sweetheart.   GRAND JURY INDICTS HIM ON TWO COUNTS

OTHER WOMEN IN WANDERER CASE   16-Year-Old Girl Is Linked With Double Murder In Chicago.

‘WANDERER IS CHARGED BY  GRAND JURY   True Bills for Murde Voted Today—Release Girl.

BELIEVE GIRL GAVE MOTIVE. FOR MURDER   Theory That Interest in Sixteen Year Old Friend Led Wanderer to Murder Bride’

SECOND WOMAN COMES TQ LIGHT IN MURDER CASE   Siyteen-Year-Old Girl Said 7 Have Been Sweetheart C Carl Wanderer.

18-YEAR-OLD GIRL POSSIBLE. MOTIVE FOR DOUBLE CRIME   Chicago Police Show Wandere May Have Killed Wife for Love of Another.

The Inevitable Triangle Now Appears in Wanderer  Tragedy.   SLAYER INTERESTED IN JULIA SCHMITT   He and the Girl Met Severa Times in Chicago Amusement Park.

LOVE FOR YOUNG GIRL BLAMED FOR WANDERER’S ACT   Slayer Of Wife Again Changes One Of  Confessions.

BLOWING SDAP BUBBLES ~ GRIME IN THIS HOM   Shocking Abuses Found in the Dlineis Home for Orphans ‘of Soldiers.   THREE’ TOYS IN PLACE

Children of War Veterans Punished  —(Qnly Three Toys for 3358 Inmates.

BLOWING OF SOAP BUBBLES OFFENSE IN ORPHANS HOME   Illinois Officials Gel Report on Cruelty ix: Institution.

OLIVER FARMER DIES OF INJURIES EARLY ‘WEDNESDAY   FRACTURED RIBS. PENETRATE LUNGS—CAR OBSCURED VIEW OF APPROACHING TRAIN

OLIVER FARMER VICTIM OF TRAIN   CAUGHT IN AUTO AT GRADE CROSSING   Was Visiting His Old Home in Francisco, and Driving Brother’s Car.

FAIRSANKS TEAM HAS GO00 RECORD   VICTC!S HAVE PLAYED EIGHTEEN GAMES THIS SEASON AND LOST ONLY FIVE

FAY BANKS TEAM £48 GOOD RECORD   (  VICTORS , HAVE PLAYED BIGHTON GAliSS THIS SWASON AND i.0OST ONLY FIVE

ONLY 390 OF THE 1,092 DELE GATES TO DEMOCRATIC CON. VENTION HAVE BEEN IN. STRUCTED   Effort to Make Nomination by Ma. jority inatead of Two Thirds Vote is Started in Con. vention City—One Con. test Filed

BALLOT BATTLE ISIN SIGHT AT SAN FRANCISCO      Votes Slated? Palmer, 104; Cox, 74: Howyer, 30; Meredith, ig Ed. warils, 28: Glass 4

BATTLE OF WOT ta AT SAN FRANGISGE   LEADERS EXPECT A HARI FIGHT OVER DEMOCRATJC NOMINATION   WOULD GHANGE THE RULE   In Some Quarters It Is Desired t Change Rule to Make Bare Majority Necessary For Choice.

AJORITY OF DEMOCRATIC — ~ DELEGATES ININSTRUCTED   Many Ballots to Precede Nomination at Dem-. ocraiic National Convention; Mob Spirit Threatens to Break Out Again at Duluth; Denver Next A. F. L. Convention City.

FEW DEMOCRATS ARE PLEDGED   Only 390 of the Democratic Delegates are Pledged to Vote for a Candidate   ON THE FIRST BALLOT   Promise of a Long Battle— Gov. Cox a Favorite— , Requires 728 Votes

U. S. GIVES 35,000,000 SEEDS   American Forestry Association Makes “Unique Gift to France, Belgium . and England.

UNIOUE GIFT TO THE ALLIES   Forestry Association Gives 35,000,000 Tree Seeds.

HERDING CHIEFS IN CHICAGO      Will H. Hays ‘Certain of Republican : Victory as Campaign Tussle ~ Nears.

HARDING CHIEFS IN CHICAGO   Will H. Hays Certain of Republicar Victory as Campaign Tussle Nears.

ORLEANS TRAINS BLOCKED   Water Over Railroad at Bay St. Louis. Cars Stalled

QOUTHERN CITIES AWAIT. HURRICANE   Trains Held Up, Shipping Secured, Stores Vacated and People Warned.

WIND SIXTY MILES AN _ HOUR AT BAY ST. LEWIS   Water Reported Over Railroad Bridge —- New Orleans is Crowded With Refugees.

Special Session of Assembly Will Convene at Capital City, Monday Afternoon, July 12 According to Official Summons Issued  From State House Late Monday P.M,   GOVERNOR REFUSES TO TALK

SPECIAL SESSION SET FOR JULY 12   GOY. GOODRICH ISSUES CALL FOR EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF INDIANA LEGISLATURE

IOHNSON LEADING IN MONTANA VOTE   Hoover Runé Second, Bat Sen. ators Vote Is More Than Four Times Greater

JOHNSON !S LEADING IN MONTANA PRIMARY   Wood and Lowden in Close Race For Second Place on Partial Returns.

SECRET SESSION — OF BiG THREE   CONSIDER QUESTION OF EXTRA DITION OF FORMER KAISER IN MEETING.

PERMITS TO CONTINUE DRILLING ARE GRANTEL   Will Release About 68,000 Barrels of Petroleum Daily From Proved Tampico Wells,

TO RESUME DRILLING   Americans Get Permits i1 Tampico Oil Fields .

0 ARGEEMENT REACHED TODAY . ON WET ISSUE   Several Hours of Debate Results in No Action by Subcommittee On Dry uestion,   COLBY LEADS BEER FIGHT   Secretary of State Offers Light Beer and Wine Plank — Dry Make Many Proposals.

PLATFORM MAKERS CAUGHT IN TANGLE ON BEER AND WINE   Reports Sure Moist Plank Is to be Recommended by the Sub-Committee.   EXPECT PLATFORM REPORT BE COMPLETED TONIGHT   League of Nations Plank Will Go in Without Change as President Ordered.

PLATFORM WAS STILL IN EMBRYONIC STAGE TODA   Hope Expressed That It Might Be Completed to Be Presented to Convention Tomorrow.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND PROHIBITION BIG Issurs   League Plank, However, Expected to Be Agreed Upon By Sub-Committee Today.   WET ISSUE I8 UNSOLVEI   There Was Declared to Be No Basis of Settlement as Committec Resumed Work.

COLBY BACKS WETS BEFORE COMMITTEE   SACRED NINE HAVING A HARI TOE IN THEIR EFFORTS Tc DODGE TROUBLE OVER ‘THI PROHIBITION PLANE. *

COX WOULD GIVE. FARMERS A VOICE   ‘Time for Tillers of Soil to Make ;  Nation’s Policies, Says ' ' “Nominee.

PRAISE GIVEN FARMER BOARD   Cox Congratulates The Farmers For Organization to Better Their Conditions  Promises Real ‘“ Dirt Farmers ”’ Will be Given Responsible Places

WOULD APPOINT FARMERS.   Governor Cox Discusses Agricultora Conditions and Outlines Proposed .Policies.

wh Alvemei HOR      Will Visti Twenty-two. States: in' a Month’s Time. — Moore Has Data in Regard To Republican Funds For Camvaion Purposes.

Bays He Will Name Tillers o!   Soil to Agriculture Portfolio and Other Posts

COX WOULD PUT FARMERS IN BIG U. $. POSITIONS   Backbone Of Nation I: Entitled To Voice Demo Head Says.

NOMINEE WOULD APPGINT FARMER:   Cox Urges Them for Federa Board and Other Bodies.

DIT FARMERS AECEIE COX AFGOGNITION   Democratic Nominee Says He Favors Their Appointment, to Responsible Government Positions

FARMERS’ FEET MUST BE UNDER TABLE HE SAYS   Cox Says Farmers Are Entitled to Larger Representation in Government   CALLS SELF A FARMER   CECLARES CHARGE THAT FARMERS ARE PROFITEERS IS WITHCUT JUSTIFICATION.

COX PLANNING FOR BlG WESTERN SWING   Will Visit Twenty-two States ina Month’s Time.:—  Moore Has Data in Regard To Republican Funds For  Camnatoen Purnoses.

STEADY WORK DEMANDED.   Anthracite Coal Miners Ask fot All Year Round Employment at Conference.

STEADY WORK DUE TO WAR   Satisfactory Progress Being Made By. Committee, According To Officials In‘Charge Of Mine Ne galtianlions.   NO SUSPENSION OF ~ WORK

ANTHRACITE MINERS ASK  ALL YEAR ROUND WORK   Declare They Must Have 60 Per Sent Wage Increase to Meet High Cost of Living.

DEMANDING WORK THE YEAR ’ROUND   Anthracite Miners Also Say They Must Have Sixty Per Cent Increase   LIVING COSTS ARE HIGH   Family Budgets and Othet Evidence Presented to Prove Contentions

ALL YEAR ARQUND WORK 1S DEMANDED   Anthracite Miners Declare They Must Also Have Sixty Per Cent Wage Increase to Meet High Cost of Living. -

STELOY JOB 18: SOUGHT BY MINERS   Anthracite Diggers Also Cling to Demand For Wage

ALL YEAR ROUND WORK (5 DEMAND   Of Anthracite Coal Miners at Conference   NO ACTION IS TAKEN   Workers Say They Must Have 60 Per Cent Increase in Wages and Work Through. out Year in Order to Meet High Cost of Living—Ad. journ Till Monday

IMPROVEMENT IN SITUATION WITH JAPAN   Real Progress Being Made Toward Satisfactory Adjustment.

AMERICAN-JAPANESE ‘OUTLOOK BRIHTENS   Distinct Improvement in Sitna: tion Relative. to..Cali- . fornia Dispute. ,   PESSIMISTIC ATTITUDE IN TOKIO DISAPPEARING   Real Progress Eeing Made in Ne. gotiations Between the Tyo Countries.

ULSTER ACCEPTS HOME RULE   Unionist Council Votes Not to Try to Defeat Bill Now Pending in Parliament.

KNOWS ATTRIBUTES GF AN IDEAL MATE   CHAPLAIN EDWARDS LEARNS BY QUESTIONING K. U. STU DENTS   K. U. WOMEN’S IDEALS      Good Leoks of Little Importance in Husband, But Must Have (ood Salary ‘

‘ale (nck Peale oie ra  KNOWS AT ‘GF AN IDEAL MATE   CHAPLAIN EDWARDS LEARNS "BY QUESTIONING K. U. : SoD ENTS          Good Looks of Little Importane in Husband, But Must Have . Ceod Salary

Twenty-two Bodies Enter Into The Conference In Philadelphia   United Churches Of America Are Now Proposed In Plan Under Consideration

CHURCH UNION DISCUSSED AT — PHILADELPHIA   TWENTY - TWO CHURCH BODIES MEETING FOR CONSIDERATION Ol¢ PIAN

rset ee Teast sili eae sini ranean  MEXICANS KIDNAP EL PASO WOMAN; GARRY HER AGROSS RIVER, WHERE CHE 1G ACCA TEN BY 15 BANNITS

Mexicans Kidnap Wife of Soldier in El Paso Park and Mistreat Her   Taken to Juarez and Later Was  Abandoned on Streets—In vestigation Starts.

EWO MEXICANS KIDNAT             Seldier’s Wite © en to daar  Ms She Wi nd Attaec

POLE SUCCESSES CUNTINUE, SAYS FRENCH REPOR]   General Weygand of France Assists Poles With Staff of More Than Six Hundred Officers   PEACE CONFERENCE AT MINSK   Russian Delegates Protest Alleged Attempt of Poles to Drag out Negotiations of the Session.

POLISH MAILTTARY SUCCESS CONTINUE!   French Officers Give Invaluable Aid.

“DRIVE AGAINST POLISH CAPITAL ENDS IN DERRAT   SUCCESS OF POLISH ARMIES CONTINUES UNDER THE PLANS OF WEYGAND. BREST-_LITOVSK RETAIKREN

MILITARY SUCCESS UF POLISH FORCES CONTINUES REPORT   Considered in Paris That French and Polish Co-operation of Command Has Reached.   PEACE TERMS TALKED   Delegates from Poland and Soviet Russia in Session at Minsk. Soviets Abandon Points.

FRANCE SENDS ~ TWO WARSHIPS   THEY WILL FORCE LANDING OF MUNITIONS, Is is. SAID. ©   POLES DELAY PEACE   TABLES. TURNED ON SOVIET ‘FORCES IT APPEARS TODAY,    Six Hundred Ereneh Officers~F resh From Hindenbarg Live Command Polish Army.

WORK IN PROGRESS   PLANS FOR PAGEANT ARE NOW BEING OUTLINED   MANY ORGANIZATIONS WILL HELP   Rehearsals for Various Scenes to be Staged will be Held Next Week—A Number of Intaikprnstve Dances Will Be Features,

WORK IN PROGRESS   PLANS FOR. PAGEANT. ARE NOW : “BEING OUTLINED ‘   MANY ORGANIZATIONS WILL HELP   Reflearsals: for warious Scenes to be  ; Staged will be Held Next Week—A Number of Interpretive Dances Will Be Features, j

IA., DEMOCRATS ARE ROBBED ON WAY TO FRISCO   Thieves Loot Car of $1,000—Wire For Money.

Cows in Stupor M orning After Night Before In Pasture Moonshine Mas}

COWS GET “BEASTLY” DRUNK AFTER EATING MASH FROM A “STILL” HIDDEN IN PASTURE

ILLICIT STILL IN A PASTURE   Two Drunken Cows in North Caro lian Reveal Presence.

N. J. B. ROLLS UP SLEEV   Commoner, Leading Bone Dry Squad ron, Is All Ready for Fray at Frisco.

GREECE HAS VOTED FOR CONSTANTINE   Henvy Majorities: For His Enthronement is Reported in Return of Sunday!' Plebiscite,

CONSTANTINE WINNER   -LEBISCITE ON RETURN 1  GREEK THRONE. SHOWS SPTRAVN onppanm

Heavy. Majorities Are . Given Constantine i in Plebiscite Yesterda’

RT UN NG NCCT  HEAVY MAJORITY IS POLLED FOR RETURN OF DETHRONED KING

PUBLIC DEBT -— JS SLIGHTLY REDUCER   However, Uncle Sam _ Still ., Owes Small Sum of er $24,222, 917,013.

NATIONAL DEBT NOW #8 $04999 917000   Reduction in July Amounted To Seventy-six Millions, According to Report Issued Today from, the Angasury Devartment.

U. S. DEBT CUT $76,404,453         National Obligation Reduced to Total of $24,222,917,013 in July, Says Statement,

PUBLIC DEBT IS SLIGHTLY REDUCED   However, Uncle Sam Still Owes Small Sum of $24,222,917,013.

Rodman Scores Sims For His Criticisms   Pacifie Fleet Head Declares Admiral Has Besmirehed Name Of Navy

“Sims’ Charge Is Lie,” Says Hash Rodman   Pacific Fleet Commander Say  Navy Has Been _— Besmireched

SHARPLY GRITICIZES SIMS BEFORE SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE   In “‘Besmirchiag the Good Name of the U. S. Navy.”

WOULD REPLY Ti CHARGE IN FULL   Bolling Asks Permission to Face Committee  ACCUSED OF BRIBERY   Brother-in-law of President Wilson Says is Unqualifiedly False and Without Slightest Foundation in Fact—Sends Telegram to Chairman Walsh Asking to be Heard

BOLLING WANTS 4 HEARING.   Asks Permiasion to Reply te Charges pt Reiherw _

BRYAN GRILLS   Measures to Carb Consctenceless Band One of Parmount Issue. of Campaign.

CLUBWOMEN OPEN SEoolON AT ORANGE   FOURTH DISTRICT OF TEXAS FEDERATION CONVENES, WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE,

U.3. FAGES  UIFFIGULT PROBLEMS   Annual Report of Comptroller of Currency Presents Startling Array of Facts.

HIGH PRICES ARE RESULTS OF SCARCITY   Williams Is Confident Europe Will Pay All—Cites Case Of The South After The War Of The Rebel lion—Flays Extravagance OF America

TRIBUNAL PLEA “MUST WAIT FOR ~-ACTIONONR.R   ‘Wilson Cannot: ‘Aniwer Labot Until, Cummins-Esch “Bill Set4 leii—Veto ‘Tg Requested’

CANNOT REPLY NOW ~—TOLBOR'S REQUEST   ‘President Will Take Action Or The Railway Bill, First, tds sdlvea.:”

Library   President Tells Railroad Representatives, as to Appointing of Tribunal.   VETO ALONE CAN SAVE RAILROAD PROBLEM   fs Declaration in Resolution Presented Kegarding Cummins-Ksen Bu

Irdad Workers Will Deliver Memorial to Presi. dent. Asking That Legislation Be Vetoed— ‘Political. Blacklist for All Congressmen, Who Voted in Favor of Bill.

INFORMED THE RAILROAD MEN   He Could Not Appoint Wage Tribunal Until Esch-Cummins Bill Was Decided.

PENNSYLVANIAN SUCCEEDS _SAUNDERS'AS DEMOCRATIC : . HOUSE CAUCUS LEADER

PRODUCTION OF COAL   Figures on Bituminous from Geological Survey

SOFT COAL PRODUCTION REACHES PEAK OF YEAR   increase Subscribed in Part to Accumulation of Empty - 'Coal Cars

MAL PRODUCTION AT PEAK.   tuminous Miners Turn Ont 11,728, 608 Net Tance in Week.

SOFT COAL PRODUCTION PEAK   Mimers Tarn out Over Kleven Milljon Tors Week of August 14.

TAKE FIFTY-NINE AT HURLEY, WIS   DRY AGENTS CLEAN UP THE WETTEST TOWN IN THE UNITED STATES,

WHOLESALE RAIDS” IN WETTEST TOWN”   Fifty-nine Saloon Men. Were Arrest  ed by Py ohibition Agents.

HURLEY SALOON MEN ARRESTE[   ‘Dry Agents Take 59, Confis cate Over 8100,000 Worth Of Liquor

MEETING OF HOOVER WEN.   National Conference to Be Held in  thicage at Early Day.

HOOVER AIDES TO HOLD CONVENTION TO PLAN ACTION   Will Meet in Chicago io Or ganize Their Campaign and Larmilata Pralicies.

HOOVER BOOSTERS 10 MEET      National Confereace uf Slate aad Local Represeniatives In Chicaco

PLAN NATIONAL HOOVER BOOY   ALL LOCAL HOOVER BOOSTERS TO MEET IN CHICAGO AND OUTLINE CAMPAIGN

TO AID FARMERS WHO FACE LOSS   HOUSE MEMBERS DECIDE Tf CONTINUE CONFERENCES— WAR FINANCE ARGUMENTS

Conference of House Members from Agricultural Districts is Called to Consider Remedial ‘Action by Congress   ORGANIZATION TO STAY ON JOB PERMANENTLY

WILL TAKE ACTION TO HELP FARMERS.   Republican and Democratic Commit tees Met to Consider Plan ag Result of Falien Crop Prices,

PARLIAMENT IN IRELAND WILL SOON FUNCTION   Only Waiting Now for Pas. sage by Great Britain of Home Rule Bill.

MOTHER RELATES NURAIGLE TALE: ADMITS oLAYING  HER YOUNG SON   Rhinelander, Wis,, Woman ays She_ Beat 6-YearOld Boy To Death With Poker and Razor Strop.   SIGNS AN AFFIDAVIT EXONERATING HUSBAND   fouth Had a Broken Arm, the Result of One of Her Beatings, Which Was Unattended for Two Months

WOMAN EXONERATES HUSBAND   Mrs. Blomski Makes Confession ta  Reating Her Son.

TEN NOW IN  DEATH CELLS IN CHICAGC   Cook County Jail Contain Many Murderers Doomed  to Hang.

RED MEN TO HOLD BIG MEET   District Powwow February 6—Inter-: esting Program Announced  Knew Onnnetn on

RED MEN TO HOLD BIG MEET   District Powwow February 6—Inter.  esting Program Announced Bar Gagcian

Fo eee ies ieieaiaiaanial  FATHER, STAR PING AUTO KILLS BABY DAU GHT ER

CHRISTIE URGES NORMAL ACREAGE   REGULAR ROTATION SHOULD BE MAINTAINED   By Sowing In Fail, Labor is Dis tributed Thr ourhout the Year.

URGED 10 SOW NGRMAL WHEAT CROP THIS FALI   PROF. CHRISTIE MAKES APPEAL TO THE FARMERS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.

'agde From Pitching Sill, the Straggle Was as Devoid of Sensational Features and Color as Was the Initial Contest on Tuesday   RIMES. BROOKLYN'S SPIT BALL ACE. STARS   ishility to Connect With Twirler’s Slants When Hits Would Have Meant the Scoring of Runs, in the Main, Caused Cleveland’s Defeat

GRIMES GETOBkal OF PITCHING DUEL; GAME IS STUBBORA   SUPERBAS TAKE ADVAN TAGE OF BAGBY’S OFFERING IN PINCHES.   NO SENSATIONAL FEATURES

BROOKLYN WINS SECOND — WORLD SERIES CONTEST   Grimes Proves Master Pitcher at Every Stage of Game Devoid of Sensation—Indians Fail to Connect When Hits Would Have Meant Runs—Victory Places Teams in Tie for World Title.

[INDIANS DEFEATED IN SECOND GAME OF WORLD SERIES   Brooklyn's Victory Largely Due To Effective Pitching Of Burleigh Grimes.   SPEAKER FEATURES GAME WITH BRILLIANT CATCH   Nitendance Falls OFF Despite Paed That Weather Is Warmer Than On Preceding Day,

BROOKLYN SUPERBAS WN SECOND CANE   CLEVELAND SHUT OUT IN PITCHING DUEL BY SCORE OF 8 to 0.   GRIMES’ SLANTS DEADLY   World Series Contest Lacks Sensetional Features Like First Game.

“WK PITEHING. DUEL   Leading Hurlers of Two Leagues Compete in Game.   ee ee ee ae ee  Oe ernie  BAGBY IS NOT EFFECTIVE   ndians Unable to Connect With Slants of Superbas’ Star When Hits Meant Runs— Speaker Pulls Off Another Sensational Catch—Attendance Smaller Than First Day

BURLEICH CRIMES HOLDS CLEVELAND TEAM SGQRELESS   indians Appeared as Serious Contenders Only in One Inning of Second Game.   BAGBY NOT HIT HARD BUT JUST AT RIGHT TIME   Sensational Catch by Speaker in Fourth Inning Only Spectacular Feature and Crowd as a Whole Appeared to View Struggle With Apathy.

PITCHER GhIMES TAMES INDIANS HEAVY HITTERS   Spitball Ace of the Superbas Holds Opponents Down When Hits Mean Runs.

Indians Held Scoreless in Superb Twirling by Grimes—Bagby Driven from Rox.   FEW THRILLS IN CONTEST

Bagby Fails to Do Work Expected of Him. Hits That Would Have Meant Runs Not Made Because of Grimes’ Superior Work on the Mound. Some Spectacular Play. Crowd Apathetic.

American League Champs Are: Completely at’ Mercy of Brooklyn Spit-Ball Ace; Speaker arid-Griffith Again Star; Cleveland Shows Fast and.Flashy Defense   PANS ARE NOT ENTHUSIASTIC

BROOOKLYN DEFEATS CLEVELAND 3 T0 0 IN SECOND SERIES GAME      Pitching of Grimes Feature of Game—Credit Given Him by Manager Speaker.   INDIANS WERE NEVER STRONG CONTENDERS   ‘Speaker and Griffith Star With Sensational Catches—22,559  People See Game.

County Clerk Nut Officially Informed But ‘Hears From Reliable Source    Reported Removal May Receive Attention at Republican Meeting Tomorrow

C,H. EBERHART MAY MOVE FROM COUNTY   THIRD DISTRICT COMMISSIONER CANDIDATE HAS SOLD FARM   BOUGHT TEXAS LAND         Ceunty Clerk Nui Officially Informed But Hears From Peliable Source   Reported Removal Mav  Reeeive Attention at Remublican Meetine Temorrow

CURRENT LEAK‘ FROM THE BIG CIRCUIT   RAILROAD STRIKE NOT PRBORARIE

SAYS CONGRESSMEN WERE IN RUM PLOT   Probe of Million Dollar Whisk; Ring Begins in Chicago,

POLICE FOIL Bla. THEFT -ATTEMP!   2° Captused With “Goodi,-While ‘on Man Jumps ‘Qverboard © to Death

BLOODY BATTLE ON DECKS OF SS. BELGIC   New York Police Fight Cargc Thieves on Steamer on Hudson.

WILSON TQ PUT INORJECTIONS TAPARTITIANS      Will Oppose Division o Albania and Scutari.   TO SUPREME COUNCIL   Robert Underwood Johnson at San Remo as Ob‘sary er.

ALLIED COUNCIL NOW IN SESSION IN ITALIAN CITY  FRENCH PREMIER OPPOSES   FRENCH PREMIER OPPOSES GERMAN BLOCKADE ONLY AS LAST RESORT.   AMERICAN OFFICIAL PRESENT BUT INACTIVE

UNITED STATES NOT REPRESENTED AT SAN REMO ALLIED MEETING   No American Delegate at Mos Important Interallied Meeting Since Paris.

AMERICAN- ENVOY SAYS WHSON WILL PROTEST \ ax INTERNATIONS* “EWS BERVICE. LEASED WIRE TO TRIRUWE_ a

INTERALLIED POWERS THERE   At Supreme Council Meeting   at St. Remo, But Without Uncle Sam Present.   OUR NEW AMBASSADOR HAS NO INSTRUCTIONS   He Had Expected to Represent Us, But Received No Orders to Do So.

NEW ENGLAND’S RAILROAD ILLS ARE CONSIDERE!   Representatives of Road: Endeavoring To Find z Solution to Present Tie up.

RAlL GATEWAYS   Representatives of Principal Roads and American R. R. Association Confer   Co-operation Between Interstate Commission, Roads and Shippers Necessary   Hearing at Washington on Applications for Increased Freacht Rates

COX DIFFERS ~ WITH PALNER ~ AND BURLESON   Also Takes Slap At Hlichcosk And Knox For Some 04 Their Tacties,   TALKS LEAGUE NATIONS THRU NEBRASKA CORN BEL

UA WOULD HAVE OUPPORTED BRYAN FOR PRESIDENCY   Fostering Progressive Idea: Gained Under Nebras!:an’s Leadership, He Says.   CAN’T FULLY ENDORSE PALMER OR BURLESON   Makes Eleven Speeches in Day, Expanding on Charges  Re. actionary Press’’ is Biased. Roosevelt Challenges Hard ing to Take Definite Stand.

COX REPLIES 10 NEBRASKA PAPER   Continued Attacks by Oppo: sition Press Are Answered by Nominee   WOULD SUPPORT BRYAN   Praises Commoner and Ex presses Opinion on Burleson and Palmer

COX FROWNS ON BURLESON AND ATTY. GENERAL   Candidate Says There Are Matters in Their Administrations He Doesn’t Endorse   FARMER NEEDS LEAGUE   EUROPE CAN’T GET CREDIT, CAN’T GET AMERICAN PRODUCTS WHILE FINANCING ARMAMENTS

COX WOULD VOTE FOR W. J, BRYAN FOUR PRESIDEN   Democratic Nominee for Presi. dent Tells Nebraska Newspapermen His Views on League and Mandates,

GOX GAINS WO Aa FROM W. J. BRYAN   Democratic Nominee Says He Would Have Supported Nebraskan’s Candidacy.

RYAN GIVEN HIGH PRANDE BY GOV. COX!   HAS BEEN GREAT INSPIRATION   COX SAYS PRINCIPLES HE PROFESSES ARE BRYAN’S.

WILLIAM J. BRYAN IS PRAISED BY COX   Cox Would Have Supported the “Great Commoner” Had He Been Nominated.

GOK 1 CARRYING WUT PROGREOOINE IDEAS OF BRYAN   Would Have Supported Him Had Commoner Been Nominated.

COX FOLLOWING BRYAN'S IDEAS   Nominee Expresses Admiration fi - Commoner in Salemest at Omahe Neb.   APPEALS FOR LEAGUE   Says Farmers Want It Because I Will Open Up Enropean Werket for Them

REDS IN AMERICA AIDED BY RUSSI   Communist Party is Tightly Connected With Third Internationale.

TIGHTLY CONNECTED WITH THIRD INTERNATIONALE      Evidence Showing Relation of Communist Party in America Disclosed.

Cc APTURED DATA : PROVES IT   PAPER TAKEN WITH RUSS SUSPECT ARE OF VALUE.

Eviderice Disclosed by Arrest of Former Secretary to Lenine Indicates American Radicals Are ‘Tightly Connected’ With 3rd Internationale; Documents Found   CHINESE MINSTER EXPLAINS

U. §. COMMUNIST PARTY CONNECTED WITH USS SOVIET   EVIDENCE OF CO-OPERATION BE HWWEEN ORGANIZATIONS IS DISCLOSED.

RED UNITY EXPOSED IV NEW EVIDENCE   SOVIETS OF AMERICA AND RUS. SIA SAID TO RE “TIGHT. LY CONNECTED.”

2G ee fe eed oe er oe   Scion of Decrepit Stock anc An Ishmael Because of Hi Megitimacy, Lawyer Say That He Had No Chane   Mother of Slain Girl Makes Her Plans to Be in Court As the District Attorney Claims Life of Man Who Killed Her

MONROE, LA., LOSES LIGHT PLANT ACAI   Second Time in Less Thana Year, Plant for Furnishing  Power and Lights is Burned. —Incendiarism is Believed The Caste.   (By Agsoclated Press.)

Light and Power Plant Just Rebuil After a Fire of a Year Ago Avain Destroved.

FAVORITTGM IN  cuWN, CLAIMED   Senator Harrison Democrat, Flays General Staff For Alleged Discriminations Which He Has Shown,   MANY OLD-TIMERS ARE FORCED DOWN THE LINE   Neither Brilliant Service Nor Seniority Was Taken Into  Consideration When De  mations Were Made,

FOUR MEN HELD   Solomon Fishbein, Manufactur er of N. Y., Murdered by ‘Party’

BANK ROBBERD AILL CASHIER INK. G. AFFAIR   FOUR MEN AND TWO WOMEN ARE UNDER ARREST. ONE MAN WITH WOUND   Bank Ofiicers Resisted Robbers And Two Other Emplovees Were Injured In Shooting

K. 6. BANK CASHIER KILLED BY BANDITS   FOUR MEN AND TWO WOMED ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE CASE,

CASHIER SLAIN IN IX. C. BANK ROBBER}   Six Members of Motor Car Bandit Gang Held by Police —Frusitrate Attempi.

0.5. CALL FROM AMERICAN SHIP   Later-Messages Indicate Dis  ~ Averted.-

WIRELESS REPORTS SHIP IN DISTRES'   American Steamer Harndy Calls for Assistance—Vessel Disabled, With Water Flooding Out Fires. —

TEXAS 1S SECOND IN LWE STOCK VALUES   FAVORABLE RANGE CONDITIONS IN ‘STATE THROUGHOUT YEAR COMMENTED ON.

Coal. Operators In In  diaria Await Word ~. From Wilson.   OTHERS WOULD ; MEET MINERS   Operators In Central Field Not ' Agreed Regarding The Course To Pursue.

ONLY WILSON GAN GF CL FOR RABE   So assert coal operators discussing “unofficial minare etrikn”

OPERATORS  AY et fF CAN BRING  To the Coal-less S Mid-w est and Enc the Strike.

Small Riots Occur in Paris: Twenty-Seven Police Are Wounded; More Than 100 Persons Are Arrested,   MADAME LE GROS DIES FROM A BULLET WOUND   Two Members of Chamber of Deputies Are Hurt in Clash With Blue Coats} Strike ls a Failure,

PARIS SCENE OF DISORDER; 21 INJURED   Threat of X Nation Wide Strike Fails to Ma- ;  terialize.

THREE KILLED, MANY WOUNDED IN MAY DAY DISORDERS IN PARIS   Expected Declaration of Na. tionwide Strike in France Not Carried Out

THREE DEAD AND MANY HURT   RAIL STRIKE 18 NOT TO BE CRITICAL, AS IT NOW LOOKS

PARiO MAY DAY hidTo   THREE DEAD IN STREET CLASH ANID MANY INJURED   Presautions Taken In United States stop Intended Demonstrations.

Three Killed in Riots—Other Expected Trouble Fails — to Materialize   MANY SMALL STRIKES — DECLARED IN AMERICA   Arrests Are Made of Some  _ Agitators-Man Forced to  _ Remove Displav Pleadint for Debs ss

anFAN. aT   Windows Smashed. Shap: Raided, and Busses Over. turned as Clashes With Guards (nereage   NO GENERAL STRIKE ORDER YET MADE   Stafement of Federation Omits Word of When May Day Strikers Are to Return to Work.

MANY SMALL RIOTS AND NUMBER OF FATALITIES MARKED MAY DAY UK THE FRENCH CAPITAL

PARIS: MAY DAY RIOTS   THRER DEAD IN STREET CLASH AND MANY: INJURED      Presautions Taken tn U) ited States  Stop Intended Demonsirations,

IN PART, DAY Va ONE OF RIOT, BUM TS NOT SERIOUS   THREE DEAD AND MANY HURT   RAIL STRIKE IS NOT T@ BE CRITICAL, AS IT NOW LOOKS

IN FRANGE BUT AMERICA QINFT   Three Killed. in Paris But Ne General Strike Materializes In Europe   27 POLICEMEN ARE HURT   Students Run Motors During Strike and Have Narrow Escapes in. Clashes

THREE SHOT DOWN, 27 HURT IN PARIS MAY DAY RIOTS   Students Drive Buses Through Angry Mob of Strikers.

PARIS THE SCENE OF MAY DAY DISORDERS   THREE PEOPLE KILLED AS A RESULT OF CLASHES.   Number of Small Riots, Bet Neo Deelaration ef Natien-wide Strike— Twe of Deputies Bear Battle Marks.

FRIEND OF OLIVE _ THOMAS A SUICIDE   Aana Daly ti Second Girlhood Chun of Jack Pichford's Wife to Take 2 Her Life.

Olive Thomas’ Death Prompts Girl’s Suicide   Childhood Friend of Movie Star Ends Her Life By Takine Poison

ROTARY CLUBS CONVENE TODA)   Representatives From Every Club in Texas Present Today

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS P ctrm t freuen Soetnkiler (re dinance.

Province of Ovieda Declared Under Soldier Rule as Pre-. catttion Against Strikes.

MARTIAL LAW IN SPAIN PROCLAIMEL   Province of Ovieda Declare Under Soldier Rule as Precaution Against Strikes.

MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMEB.   Step Is Taken as Precaution Against Possible Disturbances on Muy I.

WILSON NOT A LEAGUE ASSET   PACT OF PRESIDENT WORE Por. ULAR THAN TIMSELE.   NEITHER CAN WIN AT PRESENT   MARK SULLIVAN OF BELIEF PR. PLE ARE FICK LE,   Quoestions Whether Any Geed Woa'd Come it'rom an Execcetive Canvass, Althe He le Phyeically Able.

WILSON HATRED A HANDICAP 10 COX   ntangible Resentment — ta Administration Prevails All Over the Country,   League Must Be Won by Cold Appeals to Reason in Place of Emotional Ecstacy,

HOLDS WILSOR CANNOT REVIVE RIGINAL  EAGHE   Renewal of Old Contest With Senate Won’t .-Succeed, Sullivan Predicts   SECRECY OF ILLNESS LOST PUBLIC SYMPATHY   Chances for G. 0. P. Landslide ~ in Indiana and lowa Heid Smaller

WILSON CANNOT WIN FIGHT FOR PACT--SULLIVAN   SULLIVAN THINKS PRESIDENT COULD HARDLY WIN AS HE HASN’T THE OLD STRENGTH

Intangible Feeling Against Wilson : . ‘Handicap to the Campaign of Cox

WILSON HAS LOST POWER TO NGTELL FAITH IN LEAGUE   President Was Losing Figh' When He Was Stricken Qver Year Ago.   INTIMATED HE MAY RENEW BATTLE FROM THE STUMP   ‘Occupant of White House Migh  View Such Attempt in Light of Martyrdom.

STEAM BUCKET SCOOP   At' Work on the Query Property o1 . the Pablic Squart.

STEAM BUCKET SCOOP   At Werk en the Query Property on the Pablle Square.

FILIPINOS ASK FOR LIBERTY   Senate Resolution Urging Irish Inde. nendence Is Cited.

SEEKS LIBERTY FOR FILIPINOS   Jose Melencio From Philippines Cites Senate Resolution Urging Irish Liberty.  .

A HASKELL RECEPTION   Band' Men and Cadet . Officers Will Be Guests Of j OF <.

A HASKELL RECEPTION   Band’ Men .and Cadet . Officers Will Be Guesta Of Cc ofc

NANCY PERKINS FIELD WEDS   Widow. of Henry ,Marshall Field of yGilhage Married . to Arthur 2 Field ‘Tree,

NANCY PERKINS FIELD WEDS   Widow of Henry Marshall Field of Chicago Married to Arthur é Field Tree,

‘RAZIER TRAILING IN N. D. RACE FOR GOVERNOR   (Bw Associated Pre«s Lensed Wire)

ONGSHOREMEN APPEAL TO GOMPERS FOR AID   CHARGE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE WITH COMBINING TO DESTROY UNIONS.

WORKMEN TO HAVE SHARES   Plan on Foot at Rome to Make Italian Arms Plant Co-operative.

WORKMEN TO HAVE SHARES   Plan on Foot at Rome to Make. Htaliar Arms Piant Co. -opera- . tive.

SHARES TO GO TO WORKMEN   Rome Arms Plant Corporation Plans Co-operative Shop.

UO PRODUCERS TO Teal POWER   Organizations Formulate Dc mands on Party Conventions.   FARMERS TO ASK PLANKS   Co-Operation to Cut Prices is One of Ten Main Points Framed at a Two-Day Conference Held at Chicago.

FARMERS PLAN ~ TO ASK PLANKS   To Test Their Power in Demands Upon Party Platform Makers.   CONCLUDE TWO-DAY MEETING   Organizations Formulate ‘Requests to Be Presented to Big Party Conventions—Co-operation to Cut Prices Is One: of Points.

LIBEL ON MEN OF THE FARMS   REP pier Pht CHARGE PMAT rebhyY ARM RADICALS.   ONLY A FEW FOR PLUMB PLAN   CHIEF AIM OF BUREAU ts Tu PROMOTE AGRICULTURE.   Organtantion Effected at Chicage Backed by 700,000 Men Who Till the Sveil—lowa Promoter Placed at Head.

AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION IN FIELD, GREAT MEMBERSHIP IS CLAINIE

Membership of Organization uk Placed at 700, 000 By “Officers: ’ 7   ‘RESOLUTION FAVORS. ~ PREVENTION OF STRIKES   Siaff of. Experts io Be. Estab= Hished: at hoe “to” Scan Vital ~ “Tevislation. ~

IOWA AFARMER : WAS MURDERED   Rebbory is Belleved to Have Been the Motive for the Crime.

MURDER AT NEVADA, 1 OWE   Body of Andrew Jorgenson Found With Hands Tied and Skull Crushed—Soney Gone,

Salwation Army in Tokio Continues Gathering Broken Up by Radehiats.

LUMPER PREACH CROP EXPECTED IN INDEAN. .   State Entomologist Bases His Opin jon On Bine Condition of Peach Buds.

‘JEWELRY RING’ THOUGHT UNCOVERED WITH ARREST OF ‘TOOL’ IN WASHINGTON

GREENWICH MAN HELD IN BAIL OF $50,000   Court old He Wronegfully Used $192,000 of Town's Money.

Miners’ Organization Officials : Expect Walkout of Company Men arid Day Workers to be  _ Called Off Late Today

EAPrEUL STRIKE TO END TODAY   Coal Miner Officials Announce End of Unauthorized Strike Near.  Action Follows Conference With Local Union Officials

EXPECT TO CALL OFF COAL MINERS STRIKE   INWANA MINERS EXPECTED TO END STRIKE TODAY

Conference of Representatives of Local Unions With United Mine Workers Officials to Be Held This Afternoon in Terre Haute; Await Reply From Operators’ Official.   RESIDENT LEWIS WIRES PROPOSAL TO BREWSTER

OOK FOR END OF STRIKE AT MINES TODAY   Conferences Being Held Indicate Calling Off In Indiana Coal Field.   FEW MORE MINES ARE DOWN   Union Has No Reply From Conference Proposal Made to Operators.

EXPECT STRIKE WILL FND THIS AFTERNOGK   Coal Situation in Indiana Field Seems Improved According to Latest Report.

HER NEW INCUBATOR   Warmth of Water Pipe Hatched Out Batch of Eggs. —

Late News Briefs   EGG PROFITEER FOULED   . * a Woman Who Stered Eggs Near Stove Now Has Chickens 

RUNS OVER BOY LEAPS IN RIVER AFTER A CHASE   Youngstown Man Charged With Intoxication Takes Boy To Hospital Then Attemps To Escape.   Rain of Bullets Forces Him To Quit The River

LEAP IN NIAGARA FALLS AND LIVE   HAVE ONLY SHORT TIME TO LIVE HOWEVER-—FATHER THROWS GIRL IN THEN SELF

ASK BOYCOTT OF GREAT BRITAINCONDEMN LEAGUE   Friends irish F reedom Term It Means British Domination.

IRISH FRIENDS REPUDIATE LEAGUE   Say it Would Destroy Amer. ican Sovereignty and Make U. S. Subordinate to Super. government Dominated by Enoland.

IRISH OPPOSE LEAGUE   Purpose is to “Undermine and Detros Sovereignty of Us S27 Claim,

FRIENDS OF IRISH AGAINST LEAGUE   Resolutions Adopted by Nationa Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom Repudiaie League

WRANGEL FIGHTING FOR LIFE    Bolshevik Attacking Him On Last  Lieae of Defense.

TO INCREASE OTL RESERVES,   Expert Says Quantity Wonld Be Doubled by Improved Processes.

PREDICT OWL RESERVE OF COUNTRY CAN BE DOUBLEL   Improved Processes Of Recovery  May Make This Possible.

BURLINGTON “POCTOR INJURED Ts Delirinm Dr. Retry Fell From Window. ,

PHYSICIAN’S FALL FATAL      Eis: seat ear 9 1 Dr. A, K. Berry Died at Hutchinson of His IYjuries

PHYSICIAN'S FALL FATAL   Dr. A, K. Gerry Pied at Hutchinc son of His Ijurics

VOTE OF SOLONS OF “VOLUNTEER” STATE GIVES EQUAL RIGHT TO MANY MILLIONS OF AMERICAN WOMEN   Charles Hughes: Dashes the Hopes of Those Who Hope, to See Courts. Reject   Approval Act

: » GOVERNOR Cox SAYS : : WORLD CIVILIZATION _. - _ SAVED. BY TENNESSEE   tp lode wear eeeins Perk! Deere 1:

MEASURES BELT OF EARTH   Norwegian Astronomer Finds 35( Miles of Atmosphere—Color of Sky Is Black.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECDARED IN POLAND.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWA SERVICE, TEASED WIERE TH TRIBUKE.

PINCHOT AT MADISON TO CONFER WITH LA FOLLETT:   Wesconsin Senator 1s Considered (iou Timber For Third Party a Sueeasiacrectes:

‘AUSTRIA AND ALLIES RATIFY PEACE TREAT!  i   Ceremony Takes Place at Pari Foreign Office—To Protect Minorities.

IGEAN FRON LAND GALE CNJOINED   Decision Handed Down B: Judge Williams Ends Long Battle

DCEAN FON) LAND SALES EROINED   Decision Handed Down B Judge Williams Ends Long Battle

SOLDIER BONUS ~ JO BE REBUIL’   Failure of Caucus to Agree Means Measure Must Be Re written to Secure Passage.   ELIMINATE. SALES TAX

OFFICIAL ACCUSED OF LIBEL.   City Commissioner of New York ladicted by a Grend Jury:

JAPS ANXIOUS FOR AGREEMENT  WITH AMC AIGA   LEADERS ADMIT PROBLEM IS SERIOUS BUT THINK SETTLEMENT WILL COME,

OVERLOOK A CHECK   PARTIES WERE INTERESTED IN TALKING AUTOMOBILE ©   HORSES WERE. KILLED BY CARS   Frank J. Dobbert Sues the Great Nor. thern Railroad Company for Loss of -Animals’which Strayed on Company Right of Way.

PARTIES  - WERE INTERESTED IN ' TALKING. AUTOMOBILE °      HORSES WERE. KILLED BY CARS      Frank J. Dobbert Sues the Great Nor thern Railroad Company-for Loss of ~Animate-which Strayed on Sompaby ‘Right of Way. ©

GERMAN CODE OPEN BOOK   Caillaux Trial Shows France Knew German Cipher Code

FRENCH SENATE IS. IMPATIENT AT OLD STUFF   Prosecution in Case ol — Caillaux Goes Back to 19/1.

Evidence at Caillaux Trial Deals Almost Exclusively With Matter Not Included in Charges Against Him. 

GLAMANY 3 COOE BUULD BE READ BY FRENGHNIEN FOR MANY YEARS   Caillaux Trial Reveals That Telegrams Sent in Ciphei Were Easily Decoded By French Foreign Office,   WITNESSES EXAMINED BY FORMER PREMIER   One Time High Official, On Trial Charged With Treason, Plays Important Role   In His Own Defense.

COMMITTEE FAVORS TEN PER CENT TAX ON STOCK DIVIDENDS   TO KAISE MONEY TO PAY BONUS TO SOLDIERS VOTE

BONUS BILL STRIKES STILL ANOTHER SNAC   DKWOoOCRATIC LEADS R WAKN:' COMMITTES OF KIGHT To CoOMwr   WMcasare Wwe te FPraaa Heonee Seterda, Ret Witl Prekabls Iie in Senate Accordtuc to  ladicatieces

BONUS BILL HITS ANOTHER TOUGH SNAG   Democrats Write Tax Measure Into Proposed Bill.

DEMOCRATS BLOCK ~ SOLDIER BONUS   Succecd im Holding Up Measure b " Writing in Provision Fer 19 Fer Com Tax

MINING MAN SHOT AT PACHUCA, MEX   Was an American Citizen and Shooting Was Done by. Clerk of Company

MEAT AN MINING WAN SHOT AND KILLED IN HIS QEFICE IN MEXIEL   DETAILS OF SHOOTING NOP OB TAINABLE; MAY TAKE BODT TO LAREDO, TEXAS.

VAIN EFFORT TO SAVE KIN   Immigrant Girl Loses Life in Attempt to Rescue Sister.

DIES TO SAVE HER SISTEF   Scottish Immigrant Girl Loses Life at Hoffmen Island in Heroic Attenipt at Rescue.

DIES TO SAVE HER‘ SISTER   Sodtelah Immigrant Girl Lofes Life at Hoffman Island in Heroic Attempt ~ at Rescue.

eee Oe good, being strong for both Searing and Hewitt.   IDIES TO SAVE HER SISTER   Scottish Immigrant Girl Loses Life at Hoffman island in Heroic Attempt at Rescue.

PROWNS TO STER,   Iminigrant Girl Loses Hite In Effort to Save Younger One,

GOVT, OPERATION OF MINES (5 URGED BY UNION LEADER   Miners Win Battle to Have Thei Exhibits on Coal Profits Onen to the Public.

GOV'T GWNERSHIP OF MINES URGED   Districts Presidenk of Mine Workers Uryves HMxperimental Departire  in Coal Supply.

Lady Astor Will Be Britain’s Delegate   By Asacciated reas Leased Wee

NJG0-SLAVS KILLED AN AMERICAN MARIN   Central News Dispatch Carrie: Report—Washington Has No Information.

VOTE OF WOMEN BE THROWN OUT   R. E. Burke, Defeated Candidate for Senator in Illinois, Registers Protest.   HE DECLARES THEIR VOTE WAS ILLEGAL   Holds State Statutes Prohibit  Women to Vote for Senator.

WIFE MOTHER BLAMED   Bandmaster Insists Mother-In-Law Hypnotized Daughter to Leave Him.

Bandmaster Insists Mother-In-Lav Hypnotized Daughter to Leave Him.

GOLOUITT SPEAKS HERE FRIDAY NUT   ExeGiovernor Will Talk in Interest of Bailey's Candidacy for Crovernor.

COLQUITT SPEAKS HERE TONIGH   Ex-Governor Will Talk in Interest c Bailey's Candidacy for Governor, .

COLQUITT SPEAKS HERE FRIDAY NITE   kwdiovernor Will Talk in Interest 01 Bailey's Candidacy for Governor,

TADE WATH Ati THRGUGH AMER   LIFTING OF BAN BY UNITED STATES USELESS WITHOUT CREDIT, MARTINS SAYS,

CONTRACTOR WANTS DAMAGES   Suit Filed for 850,000 Acainst Building Trades Unions.

PRESIDENT WIRES MILLERAND   Wilson Sends Congratulations to the New Executive of the French Republic.

CONGRATULATES MILLERAND   Wilson Sends Message of Greeting to the New President of  Ree naa

FARMER-LABOR PARTY NANIES LOCAL TICKET   SONVENTION ‘ HELD IY TRADES ASSEMBLY HALL—WILL COM. PLETE TICKET MONDAY NIGUT   Watferm of Principles Adopted—-De clared for the Abolition of the Luiled Mates Senate   FSIDENT WILSON SENDS MILLERAND CONGRATULATIONS

al ial ene etal  PRESIDENT WIRES MILLERAND   Wilson Sends Congratulations to the New Executive of the Freach Republic.

WILSON CONGRATULATES NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT   HOPES FRIENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN NATIONS WILL CONTINUE

OPPONENTS SEEK  INJUNCTION TO BLOCK VOTE LAY   Justice Siddons Refuses tc ~Enjoin Colby, Pleading Lack of Jurisdiction -

‘SUFFRAGISTS GAIN ANOTHER VICTORY   Attempt to Secure an Injunction Forbidding Proclamation of Ratification by Secretary Colby Is Defeated: Letter of Certification Still in the Mails

UF ENEMIES WANT WAIT TO ENJOIN COLBY   Fight Against Ratification : Carried From Nashville to Washinatan.   CERTIFICATE IS ON WAY   Colby May Issue Order While Court Deliberates Its durtedictian 

ANT oUF ANGI TD. CONTINUE EFFORTS   SUIT TO ENJOIN SECRETARY COLBY PILED IN DISTRICT SUPREME COURT   fhovght Probable That Secretary of State Will Act Before the Supreme Court Issues Restraining Order.

FILES INJUNCTION T0 RESTRAIN SEC’Y COLBY   Anti-Suffrage Leaders Bring Suit ir Washington to Enjoin Colby From Proclaiming Amendment   WILL HEAR THE ARGUMENTS

ANTI-SUFPAGISTS CARRY FIGHT 10 SUPREME COURTS   ASK INJUNCTION AGAINST COL, BY PROCLAIMING RATIFICATION OF SUFFRAGE

AWAIT PROCLAMATION ON SUFFRAGE ISSU!   SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY EXPECTED TO COMPLETE FORMALTTIES AS SOON AS om, OSSIBLE

ANTISUFES IN COURT APPEAL  TO BAR WOMEN   DISTRICT JUDGE IN WASHINGTON ASKED FOR HELP   Bars Injunction Till Shown Power; Mail _ May Mean Vote.

EXPECT SUFFRAGE PROCLAMATION   Formal Notice Of Secretary 0} State May Be Issued Wednesday

DECLARES WOOD HAS BIG LEAD IN INDIAN,   Campaign Manager Also Says   Wood Leads In Every Sec tion of the Country.

@ECLARES GENERAL WILL HAVE RAVE 890 PLEDGEL DELEGATES “° AV CONVENTION.   MOGAN ISSUED STATEMENT

RIGID INQUIRY COMING ON SLUSH FUNDS   Statesmen Aroused By Disclosure:

ANPAIG FONE INQUIRY 10 RUN VEEL ELECTION   Senator Smoot Says Press ‘Is inclined to’ Magnify Statements   SENATOR BORAH OUT FOR STRONG MEASURES   Idaho. Lawmaker Says Rich Men ‘Seek to Control Political Parties

SENATE ORDERS EAPENot PROBE EATENDED OVER  NOV. ELECTION   Investigation of Expenditures Will Cover the Presidential and Congressional Campaigns This Year,   ADJOURNMENT TAKEN UNTIL 6TH OF JULY   Committee Will Meet On the Date Stated to Complete Its Work in Preparation For the Later Inquiry,

Will Probe Congressional And Presidential Campaigns   Inquiry Into Expenditures Will Be Conducted by Same Committee Which Has Been Hearing Evidence as To Pre-Convention Political Financing—Senate  Acted on Resolution of Senator Pomerene.

SENATE'S INQUIRY TO AE CONTINUED   Charge Men of Wealth Seeking Control of Government Activities

Smoot Says Press Magnifies Every Statement in Campaign Expenditures Probe.   COMMITTEE TAKES RECESS UNTIL AFTER CONVENTIONS   Table Giving Contributions Made in  Last Campaign by Those Supporting President Wilson Presented by Mr. Kenyon, Who Says Number of Contributors Were Given Posts,

EXPENSE PROBE HP TO ELECTION   Senate Orders Investigation Carried on Until November-_Same Committee.

INVESTIGATION OF BROADER SCOP   To Probe Expenditures in the Congressional and Presidentia! Campaigns

ORDER SIFT OF ELECTION CON   Senate Committee to Kee] Check on Candidates  in November.

SENATE ORDERS PROBE OF ELECTION FINANGES   COST OF PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS WILL BE INVESTIGATED,

CAMPAIGN QUIZ T0 CO   SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION OF EXPENDITURES TO INCLUDE NOY. ELECTIONS

ONDRY LAW. OFFICIALS   SHORT CREEK MAN RE. SENTS EARLY MORN. ING VISIT   And Sends Squad of Still _ Hunters to Cover With a - Shot Gun—Arrested for  - Shooting With Intent to Weil

OPENS FIRE . . -ONDRY LAW OFFICIALS      SHORT CREEK MAN RE‘SENTS EARLY ‘MORN> ING VISIT .   And Sends Squad of Still Hunters to.Cover With a ‘Shot. Gun—Arrested : for  _ Shooting With Intent: to shh

TRUCE CONFERENCE. IS DEGLARED HELI   INTERMEDIARIES TRY TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS FOLLOWING CORK FIRES,

Reported Negotiations Be ‘tween Irish and British Had Actually Begun.   DUBLIN CASTLE BEING STRONGLY FORTIFIED      Priest, Who Was ‘Chaplain te Mayor MacSwiney, Seized In Raid.

RMAMENT OF NATIONS DISCUSSED   Japanese Delegation Refuses to Yield Former German . bmn Aahla.at-Yan. =   BOMBS: DESTINED FOR’KING:   Constantine's: Staff Considerably Disturbed As Ex-  ‘plosives Found,- .

BOMB FOR THE KING   One Intended for Constantine Picked Up in Milan

BANDIS ON THE JOB.   Records of Baseball Commission Arc Moved to Chicago.

LANDIS TAKES UP nACEnA ANS IOP   Reviews Records of the Old National ‘Commission : and ‘Then Takes Them to Chicago Where He Will Have His  Hoadauarterc.

DAOEBALL RECORDS ABE REMOVED TO CHICAGO 10 OFFIGE OF LANG   FIRST PROBLEM NEW RULER 0 BASE BALL WILL HAVE IS DIVISION OF SERIES MONEY,

20,000:BACK IN TEXTILE-MILLS:   More Operatives to Return to Wort Next Week as Vacation Period Ends.

20,000 BACK IN TEXTILE MILLS   a te eee .  More Operatives to Return te Work   Next Week as Vacation Period Ends.

“FRENCH AIRPLANE “PILOT ESTABLISHES “RECORD IN LANDING AT.GIVEN SPOT

CENSUS ANSWERS QUERIES OF NEAR "> 8990.000,000    Aim of Enumerators Is [00 Per Cent. Accuracy in Countng Neph ews of Uncle Samuel.

50,000 10 Veterans — InN. Y. Parade:   Nelson A. Miles, Only Living Re , tired Lieut. Gen., Chief Reviewing Officer.

nOUOVER BID 4 FOR SUPPORT OF LABORITES   Before Senate committee to  day, he opposes compul sorv arbitration

REFORM ASKED IN DISPOSAL OF ARMY SUPPLIES   Annual Report of Inspector General Shows Inefficiency in Present System

CHANGE METHOD OF CFLLING SUPPLIES   !  Inspector General's Report  ' Shows Waste in Sale of Government Stock.

DEFENDS ITALY’S FOREIGN POLICY,   Nitti Denies His Government  Weak Because It Seeks No More Territory   FOR SLAV FRIENDSHIF   Thinks Italy Should Have Fiume Because of Plebiscite Favoring Annexation

FOREIGN POLICY OF ITALY 16 DISCUSSED   NITII DEPLORES ATTACKS ON OTHER NATIONS, ESPECIALLY UNITED STATES.

TRAIN WRECK INJCURES 20.   Qf TEES EARLS le     Broken Rall Blamed for Tpset 9 Coaches. . -°

TWENTY HURT IN ~ WRECK NEAR -. WARRENSBURC   Ten Coaches Missouri Pacific Lert: “‘Track—Chair Cae Turned Over—~ Relier Rushed From Sedulin. }

INDIANA MAKES CORN RECORDS    GREENE COUNTY MAN WINNER  FARM JOURNAL'S PRIZE  CROP CONTEST

.: Latest. Reports of Today’s American League Race  ‘INNINGS: 1283 4 65 6°7 8 o° “R HE  ‘Detroit: 000000000 062 Chicago. o0000200x 240   ‘lad OOBBBRBER BEA  os OOBBHRBBHREBERE BAB   Cleveland St. Louis

CHICAGO  > WINNER   Took First Game ef tie Série: With Detroit This Atter toon,

So-called Russian  Soviet Ambassado:   Admits He Has Been a Revolutions and Soviet Agent in the Unite: States,

1S A REVOLUTIONIST WHEREVER HE LIVE!   This is The Statement of The Russian, Ludwig C. A K, Martens.

MARTENS SAYS HE ~ IS REVOLUTIONIST   RED AGENT DENIES HE HAS DONE ANY “UNDERHANDED"” WORK IN U. 5.

AUS) Aut ADM Ht 1) RADICAL ANZ ACTWE   Martens Styles Himself a Revs olutionist and Says Works  in finan   TELLS SENATE PROBERS   Admits Being Revolutionist In Every Land in Which He Has lived.

RUSS Auth ADMITS it 1) RADICAL AN ACTIVE   Martens Styles Himself a Rev! olutionist and Says Works   TELLS SENATE PROBERS   Admits Being Revolutionist In Every Land in Which He Has  lived

RUSSIAN AGENT. {8 PCVOLUTIONS, HC ADMITS   Ambassador Martens Agair Linder Fire of Senalte Probe

MARTENS AVS he 5 REVOLUTIGH ST   Admission Made During Ex. amination by Senate Investigating Committee.

MARTENS SAYS _ HEWAS ANDIS A ~~ REVOLUTIONIST   “Here-and Now,” He Tells Committee .—Says Business ‘Was All : Done in the Open. —

MARTENS ADMITS: HE WAS REVOLUTIONIST WHEREVER HE WENT   Says He Don’t Know How He Got the Title of Soviet Ambassador But Must Have Secured it In New York Through Committee.   LIVED IN THREE COUNTRIES   Russia, Germany and Switz: erland Have Harbored Him

MARTENS IS REAL RED, HE TELLS SENATE   Adimts He is Revolutionist And   Has Been in Every Place  He Has Lived.   AI.L BUSINESS DONE IN THE OPEN, HE ASSERTS

His: ‘Secretary Admits Receiving  Letter Pom flubsian Soclaliat Federation.

Russian Coviet Agent in United . States Tells Senate Investi_ gating. Committee of His Political Antecedents.

LUDWIG C. A. K. MARTENS, SOVIET “AMBASSADOR” TO THIS COUNTRY, ADMITS HE IS A REVOLUTIONIST

BATESVILLE IS TAKEN: OFF CIRCUIT   And the Charge Will Now be Known as Napeleen Circuit Four Churches

CABINET SESSION .. IS INTERESTING   President Wants Inquiry Into Relationship of Radicals © and Communists   WANTS FAIR -PRICES   Meeting Held in Same Roow That Lincoln Used for Civil War Sessions

WILSON FIT MAN 10 STAY ON JOB   CABINET MEETING REVEALS HIM ALERT ON ISSUES.   WORN AND PHYSICALLY WEAK!   Able, Neverchelens, to Grasp Details im Industrial Situation — More Frequent Sessions Are Expected im the Fateure.

CHANGE DEMANDED BY FEDERATION OFFICIAL   GOMPERS PUBLISHES CALL DEMANDING AN “OVERTURN IN CONGRESS.”   WANTS iMIMEDIATE ACTION   Legislative and Executive Departments Scored for “Incompetence on Cost of Living Issue.”

Samuel Gompers Appeals Tc Workers For Overturn In Present Congress   HIGH COST OF LIVING   lt Is Due, Says Federation Head, To Incompetence and Must Be Remedicd.

END OF LaWo 1 ACPAtoo PEOPLE MUoT Bt PULIGY  \f +O nrAK   COST OF LIVING IS ISSUE      CITES FIGURES TO SHOW GREAT PROFIT MADE BY EMPLOYERS

GOMPERS Unt  FULL OVERTURN (IFS CONGRESS   Holds It Incompetent On the Cost Of Living   SUGGESTS DEEP CUT   een  Courts And Attorney General Come In For Criticism.

sompers Indicts Lawmakers Executive Department fo: ‘Incompetence on Cost 0! living leena!!   MUST DEFEAT FOES AND ELECT FRIENDS   Cites Statistics to Show That Corporation Profits Are Abnormal, Prescribe: Necessary Remedies,

GOMPERS SEES   Says “Overturn in Con gress” Should be Made * by the People   Cites Cases How People Whe Never See Goods Make Their Profits

GUMPERG CALLA TO ELECTORATE   Labor Leader Asks Overturn in Gongress  NEECCAT EC ENEMIES   Of Labor and Election of Its Friends is Demanded—Out. lines Deep Price Cutting Measure to Guard Nation’s Distributing Machinery Against Assault

ALL OF FORD COMPANIES NOW QF DELAWARE   FORMAL NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF MICHIGAN INCORPORATIONS 3S FILED.

FORD FIRMS DISSOLVED      Michigan Franchise Transferred to Delaware Company.

ACQUIT PRISON CHIEF _ OF NEGLECT OF DUTY IN ESCAPE OF WAR SLACKE]

BAVARIA REFUSES TO DISARM      Government Takes Stand Against the Latest Demands of the Allied Council,

TURN DOWN ALLIED DEMANDS   Bavaria Refuses to Disarm, Regard lees of Berlin’s Action.

POLESAGAIN. SMASH SOVIET: ARMY AT KIEV   THOUSANDS OF RED PRISONERS TAKEN ALONG WITH WAR BOOTY.   VALUABLE RAILWAY EQUIPMENT CAPTURED

RED? ARMY — ANNIHILATED   Poles Continue Great Advance into Russia. Destroying Bolshevik Force. Fall of Kiev Is  ConGrmed.   LATE ADVICES

OF BOL EVIK   Is Destroyed According to Of ficial Statement From the Polish War Office.   RUSSIANS CONFIRM BOLSHEVIK DEFEAT   ‘Issue Proclamation Telling -of Strategy Designed io De etray Patich Armise.

Russian Dispatch  Confirms Capture of City Kiev.      PLAY WAITING GAME   Russians Await Favorable Opportunity To Strike, Report.

DESTRUCTION OF RED ARMY ANNOUNCED   4, War Office Makes Known the Annihilation of the assian Bolshevist Twelfth Army in the Campaign in  (Ikrainia.

BOLSHEVIK TWELFTH ARMY IS DESTROYED BY ADVANCING POLES   Warsaw Officially Announces Capture of Kiev; Russians Claim They Retreat to Prevent Slaughter

Polish Troops ~ Are Continumg ~~ Russian Drive   Bolshevik Twelfth Army I: Destroyed, It Is Officially Announced   OVER 15,000 RUSS PRISONERS TAKEN

PARIS PHYSICIAN HAS SMALL HOPE FOR ALEXANDEI   Report. from King’s Bed. side Says His Condition Is Satisfactory, HowAVAF.

PONZ! ASSETS ARE HARD TO DISCOVER   Only Small Amount in Cash Has Been Found But Other Assets in Defunct Bank Deposits are Claimed by Re creTvers.

PONZI’S RECEIVERS HAVING DIFFICULTIES   Find It Hard to Realize on . Assets.

PONZI HAS BUT $193,038 IN CASH TO PAY MILLIONS   Receivers Make Prelimi oS nary Report to the ~ i Court.

RAIL WAGE DEMAND UNJUST, IS CLAIM      Road’s Representative Tells Railroad Labor Board Says Former In. creases Exceed Living Cost.

RENEW VIOLENGE WMO. COUT “COAL STRIKE ZONE   Most ‘Serious ‘Disturbance In Ken wtucky, “Across ‘From Matewan  Where Sheriffs Were Injured,   TWO SOLDIERS ARE FIRED ON

MOB OUTBREAKS IN MINGO KEEP TROOPS ON GUARD   Soldiers Patrolling Strike Zone With Fixed Bayonets.

MORE DISORDERS ARE REPORTED Ih COAL STRIKE ZONE   Two Deputy Sheriffs Injured One Seriously, in Attempt to Make Arrest.   MILITARY LAW NOTICES TORN DOWN AT NOLAN   Civil Authorities in Mingo County Will Continue to Act Under Direction of Military Until Such Time as Situation May Become Acute.

HOSTHLTTIES IN COAL AREA ARE RENEWED   Several Officers Wounded. Mili tary Low Prevails. Fixea Bay onets Are in Order.

EA AAIOEA 3 all SUMMATS SUICIDE   PRINCE JOACHIM OF PRUSSIA SHOOTS SELF IN A DRUNKEN STUPOR :   HAD LE A VERY FAST LIFE   Rumored in Berlin Prince Hac Worried Over Wife's Desertion and Had Contracted Gambling Debts.

JOAGTIN, SON UF LA-AATSER, AILS HIMSELF   Wife’s Desertion Is Stated As Cause for Hohenzellern’s Suicide   WAS MADDENED BY LOVE AND DRUNKEN DEBAUGH   RUMORS SAY PRINCE HAD CON« TRACTED HEAVY GAMBLING DEBTS; EFFORTS MADE TO CONCEAL SUICIDE: 

DRUNKEN DEBAUCH PRECEDES END, CLAD By CARL L. GROAT, Trihted Preece Ctaff Correspondent

YOUNGEST SON OF EX-KAISER SHOOTS HIMSEL   Prince ‘Joachin, mn, Despondint  Over Wite’s Desortion aud Effects of Drankén Debauch, Ends Life

Sixth Son of Wiiliam WHohenzolierr  Ends Life With Gun When Famil)  Troubles and Gambling Debts Over  Wheim Him: Had Been Drunk.

PRINCE JOACHIM YOUNGEST SON OF KAISER ENDS LIFE   Brooding Over Loss Of Wife And Debauch Said To Be Cause   SHOOTS SELF IN BREAST.   Grave Fears Felt For Deposed Father When He Is Notified

PRINCE JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF   -Ex-Kaiser’s Youngest Son Shot Him. self as Result of a Drunken Debauch Friday Night.

KAISER’S SIXTH SON A SUICIDE   Prince Joachim Concludes < Drunken Debauch by Firing Bullet Inte His Breast.   BROODED OVER TROUBLE

EXKAISER'S SON PRINCE JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF   BROODING OVER WIFE'S RECEN' DESERTION GIVEN AS CAUSE OF ACT

PRINGE’S SUICIDE SAID TO BE A LOVE TRAGEDY   Real Reason for Act Believed to Be That He Had Become Maddened by His Wife’s Desertion.

EA-KAIOER TOUNGEST oll ENDS HIS LIFE   Prince Joachim Kills Sel Following a Drunken  Debauch   Heavy Gambling Debts Were Contracted By Suicide Victim

PRINCE JOACHIN, YOUNGEST SON OF KAISER. A SUICIDE   BROODING OVER WIFE'S DFSERTION AND EPFECTS OF DRUNKEN DEBALCIS SATD TO, WAVE  ACT.

GET. MORE EGGS" WITH LESS. COST   Poultry Demonstrations, Well Attended and Mucls Interest, Manifestae ee Work,

ATLANTIC. FLEET ~INHOME WATERS   GREAT FLEET PUTS INTO HOME WATERS TO GIVE BLUEJACKETS. REST FROM WINTER PRACTICE.

ATLANTIC. FLEET IS N HME WATERS      25,000 Bivejackets Come Home From Winter’s Sojourn in. Cuba.

ATLANTIC FLEET HOME WITH 25,000 SAILORS   Returns From Winter: Practice in Cuban: Waters. -.

GREAT ATLANTIC FLEET WELCOMED AT NEW YORK   Ametican Binejackeos Are Given Re inxation From Target Practice Ot Cuba,

FLEET PORTS IN AT HOME BAY   ATLANTIC SQUADRON OF 8 MONSTER CRAFT AND 45 SMALLER SHIPS ON “SHORE LEAVE.”

ATLANTIC FLEET  ARRIVES IN PORT   American Warships Return From Winter Cruise   REACH NEW YORK   Thousands of Blucjackets Will Have Shore Leave al Metropolis.

GREAT ATLANTIC. FLEET JS AGAIN IN HOME WATERS   Ships Back at New York After Winter Cruise in Southern Seas.

ATLANTIC FLEET IN’  THE HUDSON   ARRIVED IN NEW YORK HARBOR AT DAWN THIS MORNING. .   Eight Battleships and Forty Destroyers .in . Flotilla — Reviewed. by Secretary 0 of the Navv Daniels.

ATLANTIC FLEET ARRIVES HOME   TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND “GOBS” TO BE GIVEN REST AFTER WINTER PRACTICE,

BIG FLEET AT N. Y,   25,000 Sailors Back From Winter Drill Off Cuba. _   Blua Jackets Will Be Entertained by Various Organizations During Their Two Weake’ Visit.

ATLANTIC FLEET ARRIVES HOME   Steams Into New York Harbo: to Give Gobs 2 Weeks Holiday

GREAT ATLANTIC FLEET HAS REACHED NEW YORE   two Weeks Will Be Spent, i Harbor of Metropolis ‘for  Rest After Winter Practice.   MANY GET SHORE LEAVE

GREAT ATLANTIC IN HOME WATERS   Ships Back at New York After Winter Cruise in Southern Seas.

ATLANTIC FLee NOME WATERS  OA BRIEF Vial   SECRETARY DANIELS WELCOMED FLEET WHEN IT NOSED ITS WAY  THROUGH FOG TODAY,

PALE PAUL Urn edCHL4Ue44U(LAMNUUUU2GU4 MAL MURATANNGNULSUANNCUNELO RAUL LeunnasL Lande ggnUtLanAL  First Presidential Primary: =Flection Is In New Eneland

Eyes Are Turned Toward New Hampshire Where Guns Are Trained     GENERAL WOOD IS CLAIMING DELEGATES  Dakotas To Be Real Battle Ground, Say Political Observers

NEW HAMPSHIRE 10 BE INVADED   By Gen. Wood Tomorrow in ttempt to Capture Republican Delegation.   POLITICAL FORCES LINING UP aLL OVER   The Managers are Orating and Tewuy of Great Longs “es1eE NR BIOL

Presidential Battle ‘To Open in New aan shire on March 9..   WILL RAGE WITH FURY AFTER THA’   Republican Candidates Are Active In the Primaries of Several States.

mT 10 Bal OVER SUK   Gen. Wood Invades New Hampshire Tomorrow anc Battle Will Rage Henceforth.

WOOD 10 INVADE NEW HAMPSHIRE SFFKING VOTES   Vrimary In ‘New England State Is First—Will Be Held Next Tuesday   FIGHT THERE IS NOT EXCITING INTEREST

BELGIUM TO ENOL TO RENOUNCE RIGHT OF CONFISCATION   Follows Example Set “By ‘British I As Repards German 'Pranerty:

BELGIUM WON'T CONFISCATE   Brusse's Government is Said to Con. template the Release of Ger. man Property.

MAY ADD ROOM TO CENTRAL BUILDING   BOARD. TRYING TO SOLVE QUESTION OF HOUSING © DEPARTMENT   CONSIDER TWO PLANS   Manual Training Department ol ~ High School Would Do Con- ~ struction   Several New Teachers Were Em ployed By Beard in Meeting Last Night

MAY ADD ROOM TO. CENTRAL BUILDING   BOARD TRYING TO SOLVE QUESTION OF HOUSING -,; “DEPARTMENT :  5   CONSIDER TWO PLANS   Manual Training Department ‘of High School Would Do Con-\1: structfon 8   Several New Teachers Were Em ployed By Board in Meeting Last.Night 3 =

RETURN INDICTMENTS   : ee  Against Four Men for Murder of Anse Hatfield

SID HATFIELD AND THREE OTHER ARE HELD FOR MURDEE   Grand Jury Returns Indict ments in Connection With Killing Anse Hatfield.   STATE WILL CPPOSE ANY MOTION FOR BAIL   Slain Man Was Important Witness in Matewan Murder Cases and a Few Days Before He Was Killed Received Letter Threatening His Life

Sip HATFIELD. INDICTED.   Marder . Charge “in. ‘Connection~’ With “ailing of Anse: Haracld

GERMAN PEOPLE RESENT THE COUP OF REACTIONARIES   In South Germany Especially Opposition to Spread of New Kevo. lution Felt—Ebert Resists and Arrest Is

CENERAL STRIKE IS SPREADING   Revolutionary Government Has Order ed the Arrest of Ebert, Erzberger and Bauer--Allies Take no Action. —

STRUGGLE HAS SETTLED- DOWN-TO. TEST. OF. POLTFICAL =: “AND TERRITORIAL - -POWER—LIBERALISTS  ‘AND NORTH GERMAN. STATES: ‘ARE BACKING THE REVOL‘UTIONISTS—CENTRALISTS ASSUMED PEACEFUL bate TITUDE. * _ bs 2   {United Press Bulletin).

SOUTH GERMAN STATES REFUSE "0 ACCEPT NEW REVOLUTION AND FIGHTING IS TAKING PLACE   ORDER CENERAL STRIKE   Success of Von Kapp Government Is Threatened by Strike Ordered By Ebert and His Aides —Promise  Trial of War Guilty

ee  FRENCH TROOPS ON RHINE BEGIN FORWARD MARCH   HAPPENINGS OF GERMAN REVOLUTION TODAY TOLD IN NUTSHFI]

EXTENSIVE. OPPOSITION i THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT DEVELOPED   The Ebert Government Has Refused the Re "quest of the Revolutioniats to Enter Mia Into Negotiations.

TO FIGHT TO SAVE AIR MAIL SERVICE   Cutting of Appropriaticn Means That All Plans Must Be Abandoned, Sa_;  , Post Office Official

OPEN BATTLE IN CONGRESS 10 SAVE AIR MAIL SERVIC   AENIAL MALL SERVICE WILL BE ABANDOXED JUNE 30 UNLESS CONGRESS ACTS QUICKLY.   ONLY $850,000 I$ NEEDED   frected by Aerial Sertant Postmaster Says—Airplane Develop ment Hangs in the Balance,

FGHT:TO SAVE “A(R MAIL SERVICI   ¥ > Started oilay in Congress. Ser viep Discontinued June 30 Une “Hess $850,000 Appropriation,

Postoffice Official Appears Before Senate Committee To Urge Appropriation   $850,000 REQUIRED FOR MAINTAINING SERVICE   VRIENDS OF AIR ROUTES SAY ABANDONING DEVELOP: MENTS WOULD BE A REAGs TIONARY MOVE,

A FIGHT TQ SAVE. AIR MAIL SERVICE: EXPECTED SOQ   Must Be Abandoned June 30, Unles Senate Restores $85,000 Apprapriation for Maintenance.

FIGHT STARTED TO SAVE AIR MAIL SERVICE   House Cuts Off Appropriation of $850,000 for Maintenance of Postal Planes.

SECOND TRADE PEACE PARLEY MAKES REPORT   Declares Laber Must Be Given Its Share in Man agement of Industry.

PREVENTION RATHER THAN ADJUSTMENT   Recommended by Commission for Industrial Ills,  Through Conference, Conciliation, Inquiry and Arhitiratiian.

‘SOVIET AMBASSADOR’S” STAFF CHIEF TAKEN ON DEPORTATION WARRANT   Workers With the Leader of Russia’s Boleviks Are Taken to Ellis Island to Await roceedings That May Send Them to Join heir Chief——Habeas Corpus Suits Start.

MEN HIGHER UP NN RED COUNCILS SENT TO IRELAND   Trotzky’s Best Friend in This Country, One Weinstein, Taken.

BOATS OPERATING DESPITE STRIKE   Officials of Marine Worker: ‘Say 6,000 Men Out; Strike » Breakers: Doing Work .”      THREATENS” TO “SPREAD   Railroads. Prepare to Fight Union to Finish, the Officials Declare

UNIONTO FACE AFINISH FIGHT   RAILROADS REFUSE TO YIELD To MARINE-WORKERS,   BACK TO OLD ORDER OF THINGS   CHANGE OF POLICY UNDER PRI. VATE OPERATION.   Serve Netice On Strikers That Gov ermmeant Administration le Thieg ef the Past—Seme Ferrybeoats Renniag.

LOSING GROUNE   Normal Conditions Are Expected to Prevail by Monday; City’s Food Distrihution Practically Normal

COMPLETE TIE UP OF HARBORS NEAR   Marine Unions Claim that 6,00¢ Lighter, Tug and Ferry Hands are on Strike   FERRIES ARE RUNNING   Freight Handlerson Lackawanna Railroad Piers are First to Quit in Sympathy

EW YORK PORT TIEUP PLANNED   Unions Threaten to Block En: tire Harbor Unless Demands Are Granted

UNIONS THREATEN COMPLETE TIE-UP OF N. Y. HARBOR   Railroad Ferries Are Running in Spite of the Marine Strike.   FINISH FIGHT IS PROMISED

RAILROADS 10. ~~ FIGHT UNION   fantelt Says-Marine Workers Wir” Find - They. Are~ Not Dealing With, the Adminis:

BLOODY CLASHES BETWEEN TROOPS IN MANY CITIES   Fifty Persons Killed and 150 Wounded in Street Fighting in Leipzig, Berlin and Frankfort.   DISORDERS SPREAD THROUGH GERMANY

“SNOT RUNNING   Karsas Governor Declares He} I Not Candidate for President, or Vice-President. >

ALLEN IS NOT RUNNING   Karsas Governor Declares He, 1 Not Candidate for President, or Vice-President. ? ,

American Charge Says It Will Be Impossible for Him to Attend as Presence Would imply Obregon Recognized.   OTHER DIPLOMATS.AN CAPITAL IN QUANDAR)   Freneh Envoy to Attend in Official Ustform—Halian to Be Present, Unofti. cially-—Huerta Slated as ‘Premier Under New Regime, Gossip Says— ils Cabinet Resigns.

BIG BLIZZARD IN WEST.   Eleven States in Grip of Storm -~—Railroads Entering Den. ver Paralyzed.

WHY Tf IS HIGH AND SCARCE.   Susur {Shortage Due to) Reonomic Novel Market Conditions,

CALLS ON WOMEN 70 STOP SMOKING   Surgeon .General Fears .Physical Tone of Nation Will  Ra t awered

FAGS BAD FOR WOMEN, 0. SURCEON AVERS    Surqeon General Cummings Declares  Cigarettes Ruin Complexion and Lower Physical Tone of  ; American Peopte

APPEAL MADE TO WOMEN TO SWEAR OFF CIGARETTES   Surgeon General Declares the Spread of Habit Threatens to Lower Tone of People

WOMEN!-CUT THAT CIGARET HABIT   Surgeon General Cumming Issues Appeal to American Feminines

WOMAN PREVENTED FOUR BANDITS FROM ROBBING HUSBAND AND 10 FRIEND‘

DULUTH QUIET,  MOB REPORTED SEEKING BLACKS   Troops Flod Littl Byidenen of Out break of Last Night Io Which ‘Three Are Lyuched,   tutomobiles Collie

GUARDSMEN RULE DULUTH AFTER 3 NEGROES HANGED   Mob of 5,000 in Power for Two  Hours Hangs Blacks After a Mock Trial Following Attack on Girl on Circus Grounds

. —_—— =, $ ° Many Miners (Stti Out On His Stand Against International . President ‘Lewis. .

POWER OF HOWAT BEGINS TO BREAK   Twenty Men Violated President's Orders and Went Back to Work in Mines

ENDS PAY PENALTY FOR MANY CRIMES   Three Hungarian Reds Are Executed at Budapest   ENGAGED IN MURDER AND TERRORIZATION   Victims Were Anti-Bolsheviki, Who Opposed Bela Kun

COMMUNISTS Pa PENALTY GEFORE “FIRING SQUAD   Beia Kun’s Followers Executed At Budapest for Murders; Make 27 Pay Penalty, 450 Awaiting Trial

WILL SAVE MILLIONS FROM WAR CONTRACT.   Government Payments — of “$4, 420,060 Held Up-.Follow Department’s Probe

GOVERNMENT PROBES LARGE FRAUD GAGES   PALMER SAYS ILLEGAL TRANSACTIONS, INVOLVING HUGE SUMS, . UNCOVERED.

OHIO CASE INVOLVES. ~SUM OF $325,000   ‘Alleged Fraudulent War Con. tracts to Be Probed,

FRAUDULENT CONTRACTS IN WAR INTO MILLIONS   Large Suins Will Be Saved Government in Proceedings Under Way, Palmer Says.

FRAUDULENT WAR CONTRACTS COST MANY MILLION:   Palmer Says Government Wil Save Large Sums Thru Prosecution.

FRAUD IN WAR CONTRACTS   Illegal Transactions Involving Mil. lions of Dollars Uncovered—  Palmer to Prosecute.

QHD GASE INVOLVES SUM UF $325,800   Alleged Frauculent War Conirzets fo Be Probed.

Amundsen Making New Dash For Pole   Discoverer of the South Pole _ Leaves Ice Bound Ship To Cross Polar Fields   TWO AIRPLANES CARRIED BY PARTY

CAPT. AMUNDSEN “EN ROUTE NORTH POLE, IS REPOR7   explorer Is Man Who Planted Nor“wegian. Flag on South Pole in  +1911; Ship Well Equipped 

SOVIETS REPULSED BY POLISH TROOPS   COUNTER-ATTACK WITH BAY. ONETS AND HAND GRENADES DRIVES REDS BACK.

FIGHTING IN POLANI   Bolshevik Infantry Advances With Aid of Tanks and Armored Cars

FIGHTING ON POLISH FRONT   Rolehevik Infantry Driven From Lines tn Heavy Fangagement.

POLES REPULSE RED ATTACK.   And Heavy Counter Strokes Force a Bolahevist Netreat.

IGHTING ON The POLIGH FRONT fo REPORTER   Bolsheviki Infantry, Aided By Tanks and Armored Cars, Advances Against the Zwiehl Bridgehead.   COUNTER ATTACK BY POLES SUCCESSFUL   After a Sharp Engagement the Reds Are Repulsed, Losing One Tank, Machine Guns and Prisoners

  Breckinridge Long, Assistant Secre tary of State, Asked the Execntive to Call a Special Session Soon.

WANTS A SPECIAL SESSION CALLEL   Breckenridge Tang “Destres Women sto Participate Fully in) August Primary and Nayember. ‘Flactian_

~ OFFICERS. PASS   May Pass Through Am' erican Territory Un. armed as Civilians

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY   > EF. Smith Was Pioneer Strawberr§ Grower of Kansas

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY       B. F. Smith Was Pioneer Strawberr$ Grower ,of Ka

TRADE IN TIPTON’   SATURDAY LOCAL MERCHANTS OFFER OPPORTUNITIES,   Ic Will be a Day. When the Dollar Will Do Some Uusitling.

SATERDAY Loch.  ERUBAN'TE 'ORFER OPPORT :  wa            When [the Dollar  Tae r.  Te Will he aD  AWinl Do 5

ste aa ane attete’ eS. pth as  PRUE AND HARD Bive ROGYEA -MABRIT)

REVIVE GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS TOON INNEWBERRY TRIAL   Men Who Testified Last Fal Are Questioned As To Certain Points Of Examination Of Witnesses.   REVEAL WHAT MEN TOLD

ACCUSED AS HUN PUT OUT OF CLUB, ACTOR ASKS BALM   Robert  Kogerreis Demands $100,000 from Prominent Mom‘bers of Players Club.

—_— ACTOR ACCUSED. OF BEING PRO GERMAN. FILES SUIT FOR HEAVY MONEY DAMAGE!

Robert B. Kegerreis, a. Richland Boy, Sues Loyalty Assailants For $100.00(

SENATOR WATSON T0 SPEAK IN LEBANG!   IWill Be Heard On Afternoon Of }  October 29—Will Speak In A Big Tent.

SENATOR J. £. WATSON TOBE HERE TOMORRO\   Republican Candidate For Re election To Senate Will Speak In Afternoon.

TURKISH FORCE DIRECTED FIRE AT U.S. COLLEGE   Aim Was Deliberate, Say Members of Near East Relief, Returning.

TURKS SLAUGHIER ARMENIAN COLON   Dr, Mabel Elliott Tells Eye-Witness Story of the Attack.

ULUBERATE FIRING OH ARMENANS KILLED MANY   Turks Shelled” Churches, Where People Gathered, Continually Says Doctor

‘Many Newspapers May  Have to Quit Business  Account Priority Orders

MANY NEWSPAPERS FACE SUSPENSION   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Appealed to For Relief in Shipment of Print Paper-

NEWSPAPERS WILL BE FORCED TO QUIT IF CARS WON'T MOVE PRINT PAPER

WANTS PRESIDENT TO PUT ala VETO Ow RAIL MEASURE   Hayes, Chairman Labor Party, Protests Return of Roads to Owners.   Assails Clause of CumminsEsch Bill Guaranteeing Specihed Earnings.

LABOR LEADER SENDS PROTEST TO PRESIDEN   NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF LABOR PARTY URGES THAT RAILROAD BILL BE KILLED BY VETO.

DENOUNCES RATLROAD BILL,   Labor Party Chairman Says Mensere Is For Special Interests.

NEW YORK GANGSTERS CONTINUE 10 WORK   $500 STOLEN FROM CIGAR STORE IN DAYLIGHT RAID—MONK EASTMAN, GANG LEADER MURDERED,

NEW YORK CRIME WAVE UNBATEL   MONK EASTMAN A NOTORIOUS GANGSTER IS SLAIN   Only Twenty-Two Flold-Ups Against An’ Average of Forty During the Last Twenty-Four Hours,  The Curfew Helps.

POLITICAL EYES OF NATION TURN T0 GOLDEN GATE      Senator Owen, of Oklahoma First to Open Candidate’s Headquarters There  CONVENTION JUNE 28  Eleven Candidates to Be Placed Before the Democreate Pall Skhawe

OF THE POLITICAL  WORLD NOM SCO   Where the Democratic Marathoners Are Now Gathering   For the Democratic Convention to Nom inate a President Will Be Held June 28th.

Democrats Are Getting In Line For Convention   Stage All Set For Prelimi naries—Opening Date Is June 28   MANY CANDIDATES TO BE NOMINATED   Senator Owens Already On the - Ground Conducting His Own Drive

Scenes Set for Their Convention, Due June 28th   ANOTHER WARM ‘TIME IN SIGHT   Twelve Healthy Booms Now En gaging Notice—Owen Already at Work on Ground

ANTON EYES ARE FREUSSED  WARSCO TA EEE  rty'h : abil ads s alren sa on      Party heads already on the round for convention on June 49   GWEN OPENS. OFFIGES   Is only candidate on ground —-Official eritries in. . the race

HUNS MUST GIVE OVER GUNBOATS   Allied Council Decrees That Cruisers and Armored Vessels Must Be Turned Over According to Terms of Peace Treaty; France Gets Note.

ABMY AVIATOR FALLS 5MILES = BUT GETS CONTROL OF HIS PLANE    Major Schroeder Holder of World’s Record For Altitude,  Suffers From Exposure In Temperature 67 Degrees Below Zero-—-Instruments Tell Story.

MAJ. SCHROEDER RECOVERING FRON EFFECTS OF FALL   Man Who Yesterday Made New World’s Altitude Record Is Going To Try It Again.

American Aviator, Atter Shattering World's Altitude Record Falls Over Five Miles In Two Minutes And Escapes Death   - Resign Post

MAJOR FELL FIVE MILES   Froze His Eyeballs in Their Sockets.   BROKE ALL OTHER RECORDS   Spectators At First Thought Plane Was a Message From Mars.

Aur- Maia had Miraculous Escape from Death as He Plunsed Five Miles thru Illimitable Space; Eye-Balls Frozen

ie  J o  2  +      AVIATOR SHATTERS ALTITUDE RECORDS IN_ SPECTACULAR FLIGRT

FELL FIVE MILES IN TWO MINUTES; LANDED SAFELY   Major Schroeder of Army Ait Service Has Miraculous Escape From Death.  Nlaterminsd ta tAalba Annathe:

‘Major Schroeder Blinded  by Fierce Cold at 36,020 : Eoot Altitude.   FALLS FIVE MILES   U.S. Army Aviator to Make New Flight for New Record.

Army Aviator Climbs to Height of 36000 Feet; Falls Five Miles Lf ives   Major R. W. Schroeder Miraculously Escapes Death When Plane Falls From Greatest Height Yet to be Reached by Any Flyer in the World

PARTIALLY BLINDED FROM LOFTY FLIGH)      MAJOR SCHRODER AFTER FALL ING FIVE MILES SAYS HE iS DETERMINED TO REPEAT IT.

SCHROEDER IS RECOVERING AT ARMY HOSPITA]   oh 7 :7 a  BROKE. ALL” ALTITUDE RECORDS AND SYE BALLS WERE FROZEN,   Tells Attendants He Will Make Another Effort to Reach 40,000 Feet in Air,

-. HIGH EYES FREEZE      Observers Believe Messenger: Is Coming. From Mare aa’ Bi: “ Plane Falls Five Miles After. Breaking Record .” ae Sie dbeedac “s ™

DARING FLYER DROPS o MILES   Shatters World’s Altitude Record—Eyeballs Frozen But Is Recovering.

NE FALLS FIVE MILES: FLIER SAFE   Major R. W. Schroeder Shatters Altitude Record But mene Loses Life.   EYE BALLS WERE FROZEN   Temperature at Great Height at 67 Degrees Below Zero—Aviator Expected to Recover in Week.

LIMES UP TD ¥ 00 FE HEN FALLS MiES    Major Schroeder Breaks Altitude Record, Then Loses Control   OXYGEN GIVES OUT AT HIGHEST POINT   artly Unconscious Unti 2000 FL. From Ground, but Lands QO. k.

All Attitude Records A r e Smashed in Sky Drama — Flyer, 36,000 Feet in Aijr, Weather 67 Below Zero Loses Control, Falls, Still Alive.

‘VICTIM OF FIVE-MILE FALLIN:  HOSPITAL PLANS FLYING AGAIN   In Record Altitude of 36,020 Feet Major Schroeder Had Ey  : Balls Frozen But is Recovering Sight;  Describes Sensation.

Union leaders and’ railroad officials profess te nee strike’s end   MANY STRIKERS RETURN   New York still’ paralyzed, but situation in West © greatly improved

ederal Agents Disclose Part of Rus: sian Internationale in Abetting Continuing Disorders   [INDUSTRIAL CRISES DEVELOPING IN WAKE OF TRANSPORTATION TIE-UE

Ohio and -Michigan Lack Goal while Passenger’ Trains Are Tied up ir Southern’ Galifornia; 50 Percent of Chleagp Switch Engines Mave

SECRECY SURROUNDS CABINET’S. DECISION ON STRIKE PROBLEM   President and “Advisors Spent Hour. Today Discussing Rail  Situation. ‘No Intimation as  To Probable Move.

LW. W’S. AND ITS ORGANIZERS ARE CAUSING STRIKE   Scere Svevico M     ‘m Say Phey Are Racked by Cammiunists In¢ernate juunl Party of Ru

U.S. AGENTS FIND RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS AIDING TIEUP; MASS STRIKE WAS PLANNED      Palmer Calls Aides Into Conference on Railway Situation Foilowing Cabinet Session. — Decision of Department Heads fs Kept Secret.

PALMER REFUSES TO SAY WHAT CABINET DECIDED   i Members of New Railroad Labor Board Called to Capital By President,   SENATE DISCUSSES NAMES   Goes Into Executive Session t Consider Nomination --of Members of Board.

BELIEVE RUSSIAN REDS ARE BACK OF RAIL STRIKE   Announced Today That Evi dence Shows It Part of Attempt to Create Mass Strike, Then Revolution.

RUSSIAN COMMUNE PARTIES   SAID TO BE USING RAILROAD STRIKE AS A VEHICLE   For Creation of Mass Strike in United States—Financing Strike Through Industrial Workers.

GREAT STRIKE CHIEF SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION AT CABINET MEETING   President and His Official Family Discussed It For More Than An Hour—No Intimation As To Decision Reached—Railroad Labor Board Summoned To Washington Immediately After Conclusion ot Cabinet Meeting.

STRIKE 1S TOPIC BEFORE CABINET   Palmer Presents Findings ins Switchmen’s Strike to the Cabinet   SEEMS DEADLOCKED   eB WE BAS Ce VEAULYUUAEY  Although a Few Trains Move Country is Suffering From the Strike

PRESIDENT AND CABINET HOLD. CTRIKE CONFAR   Following Meeting Palmer ' Calls His Assistants to an Early Conference   WILSON TELEGRAPHS MEMBERS OF BOARD   Dr. Grayson Says Meeting  Was Good Thing for Execu  tive’s General Condition

CABINET MEETING CONSIDERS STRIKE   ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER TALKS BUT SAYS LIPTES   NOTHING GRANITE STATES   Phe Administration May Have Decid. ed on Definite Policy ia Reward t Strike, But Nothing Given Oui,

CABINET DISCUSSES RAILROAD STRIKE   Conclusion Reached But Noth. ing Is Given Out to the Pubic.

WILSON: TALKS RAIL WALKOUT WITH CABINET   Apparently Reach Decision But Members Have No Comment to Make   ASK BOARD MEMBERS TO COMMENCE WORK

Wealthy And Prominent Men Of New York Acting As Hremea; Bad Feeling Seen: Threats Heard, Glashes And Shooting   FEW IRAHMIER RELURN 19 DUTY: SITUATION BETTER

COMMUNISTS USING RAILROAD STRIKE  AS BEGINNING FOR MASS STRIKE IN U: ra

Department of Justice Men Learn Radicals Hope to Develop Mass Strike. .

CABINET REACHED SOME CONCLUSION   STRIKE WAS SOLE TOPIC 0! DISCUSSION BY CABINET, MEMBERS SAID.   President and His Advisers Heard United States Attorney General Explain the Rail Strike Situation.

ISINE RAILROAD TIEUP AS VERIGLE FOR GREATION OF MASS STRIKE INU. 5   Russian Communist Internationale Said To Be Behind the . Scheme—Mass Strike To Be Followed by a Revolution .

SOVIET RUSSIA  USES RAIL STRIKE FAR REVI TITIAN   EVIDENCE SHOWS I. w.W BACKED BY COMMU NIST INTERNATIONIAT TE.   IFURNISHES FUNDS      Rail Strike Merely a Step To ward a Mass Strike, Then Revolution.

RUSSIANS WORKING THROUGH . W. W.   To Finance and Aid Rail Lockout, Is Claimed.   CABINET DISCUSSED STRIKE   a ee ee President Wires Members New Labor Board to Come to Washington — Capital Now Center of Strike Stage.

PRESIDENT WILSON” ~ -AND HIS CABINET   Held. Meeting Today and Dis- cussed Railroad Strike, But Are Keeping the Conclusions “Under Their Hats at Present.

HINT ACTION TO END TIEUP AGREED UPON   Wilson Holds Session at White House; Details Kept Secret.      Rail Strike Part of Red Plot, Claim

Evidence of I. W. W. Activities in Tie up inHands of Department of Justice —Government Decides on Steps it Will Take, but Plans Are Kept Se cret.

CABINET REVIEWS RAIL SITUATION      President Wilson Meets Depart: ment Chiefs in White House

“an yAIEETING: AUSHIERS STRIKE   VET ORS bs      YGES URAL PALMER VQ Bap i £C'T ET FS              a TATED  ita binky 8         Phe Adoiuvictretica Mboy Hare Decide elon Befiuite pot in Repord to Sivike, Bul Aothinvs GivenvOut.

WILSON AND CABINET DISCUSS SITUATION   Following Meeting Palmer Summons Associates Who Are in Touch with Strike Situation Throughout the Country. _

STRIKERS MEETING RAIDED, VERAL ARRESTS MADE OTUATION STILL CRITICAL

Statement by Attorney General i Palmer is Submitted to the Cabinet.    WILSON IS IN GOOD SPIRITS   ‘No Announcement Given Out of ( What Conclusions Were i Arrived At.

. IS DISCUSSED   Apparenily.,Some Con clusion Reached But “Nothing Given Out

COMMUNISTS — USING STRIKE. ~ FOR OWN END.   PALMER TELLS «= CABINET PLANS FOR REVOLUTION INCLUDE MASS-STRIKE,:..!

PRESIDENT AND CABINET MEET: RESULT. SECRE}   Palmer Says Conclusions Ar Reached As to Course i in . lailway Strike

Ser wr Gf in? bt ie OF   President Notifies Railroad Board Members to Be Prepared to Function as Soon as Senate Confirms Them   Federal Agents Jail Radical Leaders of Walkout; Round. up of All Alleged Plotters Expected from Government

INET. TAKES ~_ ACTION INTHE ‘OUTLAW STRIKE   ATTORNEY GENERAL FALMER MAKES REPORT TO PRES. IDENT WIELSON.

President Wilson Confers With Cabinet As To Rail Strike Situation   Rail Labor Board Is Summoned To Meet At Once In Wash ington

CREWS ABANDON  ~ FIFTEEN TRAINS IN . NIGHT ON DESERT   Food Prodacing Centers Are Completely Isolated From City Markets, Famine Threatened   U. §. FARMERS ARE OUT MILLIONS

Cabinet Meets Surrounded By Secrecy   Labor Board Summoned ic Meet at ‘Once — Cabinet. Silent on Action.

STAIKE DISCUSSED “AY THE GABINET   President Calls Members Rai Labor Board Into Session At Washington.   To'd to Be Prepared to Func tion As Soon As Confirmed.

CABINET TODAY MADE DECISION ON RAIL STRIKE   No Intimation is Given Concerning Proposed Action.

CABINET CONSIDERS ~ THE STRIKE   SOLE TOPIC UF DISCUSSION. AT TODAY'S MEETING GF CAAT NET OFFICERS,   RAIEROAD LABOR BOARD WEM.BERS ORDERED TG. GO TO WASHENGTUON,

STRIKE HOLDS 1H WESTERNISECTION   Situation Critical In Ohio And Michigan Cities.

CABINET DISCUSSES STRIKE, BUT ACTION TAKEN NOT DIVULGED   One Plan to Grant Temporar; Wage Increase Pending Labor Board Action.

ACTION TAKENTS NOT MADE PUBLIC;  MUCHSPECULATION   DECISION SAID TO HAVE BEEN REACHED ON INTERVENTION.   ATTY. GEN. WILL  NOT GIVE DETAILS   Officials In Washington Are Non-Commital As To What Was Done At Mecting of Ad Ticare.

DABINET TAKES UP AAILROAD TRIKE   ‘STATEMENT MAY COME TODAY   Confirmation of Nominations t

Russian Cormmunist  Aiding R. R. Strike   Said to Be Using the Strike as a Vehicle to Create a General Mass Strike in United States,

New Rail Labor Board Is Called By the President   Action Follows Cabinet Conference Where Strike Was Discussed—Charge Russian Communists Are Behind Trouble—Senate Fails to Act on Wilson’s Rail Beard Nominations.

PRESIDENT AND: ~ GABINET WERE   ‘CONFER FOR OVER AN HOUR ON THE RATLROAD STRIKE , SITUATION,

RESIDENT AND CABINET GUNFER CH MEARS TOEND  Ff i RINE: PALER rua rail   Attorney General Believed to Be Fortified With Material for Drastic Action to Check Red Agitators.   WILSON ANXIOUS TO TAKE UP WHOLE INDUSTRIAL QUESTION FOR SOLUTION

CABINET REVIEWS STRIKE; - STATEMENT LATER TODAY, MORE INDUSTRIES CLOSE

Cabinet Meeting First Time ir Eight Months Discusses Strike.   SENATE WILL CONFIRM—— APPOINTMENTS: AT .ONCE   Governor Cox to Provide Army Trucks to Carry Food Supoly,

CARRANZA IN ESCAPE FROM REBEL CHIEE   General Obregon Says President is Fleeing Toward Mountains.

REPORT CARRANZA MADE ESCAPE HAS BEEN CONFIRMEL   Is Pictured by Gen. Obregon a: A Fugitive in Mountains, Somewhere Between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.

OBREGON GAYS THAT CARRANZA IS FUGITIVE   DECLARES LATE HEAD OF MEXICAN GOVERNMENT IS SGMEWHERE IN MOUNTAINS.   WAS OFFERED SAFE CONDUCT   American Officers Do Not Regard Deposed Leader as Possible Basis for Qounter Uprising.

REPORTS OF SURRENDER SET AT REST   Deposed Ruler Somewhere Between Vera Cruz and Mex.co City — Congress May Soon Name Jemporary President.

Yankee Oil Men Watch Polaez   $7,000,000 Taxes Are Now Due      Communica Lines Are Being Restured .        Rebels Keep Order. in Municipal Centers”

REPORTS SHOW UARRANZA HAS EVAUED REBELS   Dispatches Telling of President’s Escape Differ   MEX CONGRESS IN SESSION

BREAKS THROUGH OBREGON LINES AND GETS AWAY   Obregon Officially Reports Carranza Heading For Hills.

DEPOSED RULER OF MEXICO FUGITIVE NOW IN MOUNTAINS   All Reports of Venustiano Carzanza’s Surrender Apparently Laid at Rest   STILL BEING PURSUED GEN. OBREGON REPORTS   While American Officials Regard Fcape as Possible Rasis for Counte Uprising, Greater Menace Appeat to Lie in Adjustment BetWeen Re yolutionary Leaders,

Press Dispatches From Vera Cruz Tell of His Escape Through the Revolutionary Lines; Age and Health Will Make the Life of Fugitive Difficult; Few Wires in Order   ORDER IN MUNICIPAL CENTERS

BRITISH DEPORT _ MAYOR OF CORK AS SEDITIONIS   Court Martial Finds Mac Sweney Guilty Under De- meme: kt Dik lew Aond

Bombs and Bullets Used to Clear Town in’ Reprisal as Inspector Is Shot; Stores and Town Hall Wrecked   tivilian Slain. While House Is Under Search; Mayor of Cork Guilty of Sedition and Is Rushed Out of Ireland

TEMPLEMORE MUS BOMBED BY POLICE   Streets Cleared After Assassination of Inspector Wilson.   MAYOR OF CORK DEPORTED   Ferrence MacSweeney Taken to England on Destroyer—Goes on Hunger Strike—Archbishop Man. nix Denounces Premier.

INSPECTOR SHOT . NEAR HOME. IN “NEW IRISH RIO   Civilian Killed and Anothet - Wounded as Soldiers  Canerh Llairea

Murder Of Police In: spector Causes Order Of Reprisal In Village.   BULLETIN.

POLICE BOMB IRISH MOBS   Officers Clear Streets After Assassination of Inspector Wilson.   FIGHT LASTS SEVERAL HOURS   Town Hall and Several Shops Are Wrecked—Archbishop Mannix De. nounces Plan Announced by Premier Lloyd George.

GRIM ORDEAL iF AEPAISAL FELT WEAN   Police and Military Use Bombs and Bullets to Clear Tinperary Streets   LORD MAYOR OF CORK DEPORTED TO ENGLAND   Belfast Irishman Debarred From All Privileges in Youse of Lords

Officers Clear Streets After As Sassination of Inspector Wilson.   FIGHT LASTS SEVERAL HOURS   Town Hall and Several Shops Are Wrecked—Archbishop Mannix Denounces Plan Announced by Premier Lioyd George.

BOMBS TAKE GRIM VENGEANCE FOR OFFICIAL’S DEATH   BELFAST HALF WRECKED FOL LOWING ASSASSINATION OF INSPECTOR WILSON.

MacSweeney Deported -. To England Today   Lovd Mayor of Cork Found Guilty of Sedition by a Court Martial.

NGPECTOR MURDERED IN IRELANG   New Riots Break Out After Death in Tipperary County — Shops Are Wrecked

CORK’S LORD MAYOR IS SENT TO ENGLAND   Convicted Of Sedition By Court Martial; Still Refuses To Eat.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK DEPORTED   COURT MARTIAL FINOS THE DEFENDANT GUILTY OF SEDITION—WON’T EAT.

CORK MAYOR MacSWENEY DEPORTED TO ENGLAND   Was Found Guilty by a Court-Martial of SeditionHe Refuses to Kat   DENOUNCE LLOYD GEORGE’S PROPOSAI

TROOPS AVENGE WILSON MURDER   Grim Ordeal of Reprisal Visited Upon Tipperary: Town by Police and Troops.

Police and Military Turn Out in Templemare to Avenge Murder of District Inspector with Bomb and Bullet

RIOTS FOLLOW MURDER; SHOPS ARE DESTROYED   Police and Military Avenge the "Murder of District Inspector

POLICE AVENGE THE DEATH OF AN IRISH OFFICER   Secretary Wilson Shot by Marauders on Streets Last Night.

CORK MAYOR TAKEN TO ENGLAND AFTER HIS COURT MARTIAL      Found Guilty of Sedition al - Trial; on Hunger Strike Since Arrest      TIPPERARY VILLAGE SHOT UP AFTER POLICE MURDET   Soldiers and Police Take Re venge for-Death of Inspector

M’SWEENEY IS DEPORTED TOENGLAND   Lord Mayor of Dublin Founc Guilty of Sedition is Taken Out of Country.

LORD MAYOR WONT EAT   Charged with Sedition the Cork Official Was Taken to England.

LORD MAYOR OF CORK DEPORTED   TERENCE MacSWENEY TAK EN FROM IRELAND TO ENGLAND.

GERMANS FAL TC REAGH AGREEMENT: ON NEW GOVERNMER   Majority. Socialists Wont Enter Into Government Where  . German Peoples Party is Represented. — Mlixup is Threatened.

END SUNDAY FUNERALS   Mayor Kreeck Sends Letter to Lawrence Undertakers

ONDE INDUSTRY 10 ONE-THIRD NORMAL ACTIVITY   Hundreds of Workers Idle and Lower Prices Are Predicted.

SOVIET RULE NEW THREAT OF RADICALS   SPARTACAN AND OTHER RED GROUPS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF GENERAL STRIKE AND OTHER CONDITIONS TO  ADVANCE SCHEMES ey   REPORTS OF CLASHES CONTINUE TO COME   PROLETARIAT ‘DICTATORSHIP IS SOUGHT IN XEGOTIATIONS BY LABOUR COUNCIL FORMED

ARE LOSING THEIR GRIF   Bolshevist Leaders Seize Upon Opportunity to Assume Power   National Assembly It Is Hoped May Yet Save Situation

THREATS OF SOVIET RULE IN GERMANY   OUTBREAKS CONTINUE      POLITICAL SITUATION BELIEVE TO HAVE GONE BEYOND CON. TROL OF EITHER EBERT GROUP OR THE REVOLU. TIONISTS   GERMAN SITUATION AT A GLANCE.

 DICTATOR MUST VACATE OFFICER OR SOVIET GOVERNMENT WILL BE ESTABLISHED IS THREAT OF WORKMEN AND SOCIALISTS— RADICALS ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF GENERAL UNREST IN  THE EMPIRE.

SITUATION BAD GROWING WORSE   Threats for Forming Soviet Gov ernment in Germany Have Been Made.   VON KAPP MAY GIVE UP PLACE   [Reported That He Had Agreed ; to Retire to Prevent Formation of Soviet. y

! { ¥ bo. . N THER REVOLUTIONARY GOV.  ERNMENT OR a GROUP.   : ABLE HANDLE ‘ATION   “REVOLUTIONAR -LABOR COUNCIL” IS FORMED   Hope National Assembly Schedule ‘  To Mect Today, Can} Form , Readily Gov ernmett..

OPPOSITION TO NEW REGIME IS GROWING IN ALE QUARTERS AND END 1S IN SIGHT.   Clashes Between Revolutionistas and Loyal Troops Result in Heavy: Casuaities—Soviet Republic Threats Hasten Resignations.

SPARTICANS AND RADICALS ACTIVE   Are Apparently Gaining Control of Po litical Situation Over the Heads of Both Von Kapp and Ebert.

SPARTACANS ARE TAKING — ADVANTAGE OF CHAOS      Political Situation Beyond Control of Ebert or Revolutionary Governments; Five Die in Dakota Blizzard; Income Taxes Cannot be Reduced Until After 1922, Houston Says

K. OF P.’S ELECT TODA)   TWO CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME CCMMANDER—PRIZE DRILLS ARF ON PROGRAM.

WORKMEN ~ BURIED   One Known Dead and ‘Many Seriously Injured When 66 Men Fall With saaienanolk Bchool.   STEELE FRAME OF TWO _ UPPER: STORIES FALLS   Emmerich Manual Training. Sohool In ‘Conrse of Construction. Death ‘Trap soe Erecting Grew. F

HUGE RAIDS MADE BY PROHIBITION . AGENTS IN WES]   Sixty Thousand Dollars Worth of Whiskey and Narcotics Seized by Officials   JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AMONG PROMINENT CITIZENS ARRESTEL   Merchants, Ranchmen and Oth ers in Custody of Officers

TEXAS CATILE FOR GERMANY   SOCIETY FOR DISTRESSED PEOPLE RAISING FUNDS FOR PROJECT

WHAT TO PLANT IN GARDEN.   Most Garden Crops Are Overplant ed, Loss Resulting.

Prominent Man And Woman Are Found Dead, Shot Through Temples  SUICIDE PACT IS INDICATED

KILLING   FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN FOUND DEAD BESIDE BEAUTIFUL DIVORCEE IN HER APARTMENT.   MAN'S WIFE 18 PROSTRATED   Declares She Neyer Had <Any Idea That Her Husband Was Leading a Dual Life.

MILK DROPS TO DECENT PRICE   Down to 13 Cents From 16 at San  Praneiaca.

SWITCHMEN OUT ‘ON STRIKE AGAIN   00 OUT AT BALTIMORE, 200 A) SYRACUSE, 150: AT. WASHING TON—ENPERT5000 BY MID  GH pone ,

AGREEMENT: _ SATISFACTOR'   Reports Concerning Pet troleum Interests in ‘Mexico Confirmed

CARRANZA’S ESCAPE DUE TO WARNING OF REBEL HELD PRISONER   American Banker Was or Train With Fleeing Mex President

Satisfactory. Agreement: “With Present Temporary  Government Has Been Reached.

ROBBERS:GET MUCH JEWELRY      Sécure Maluables. Worth Fifteen. Thousand Dol “lars and Escape

ROBBERS GET MUCH JEWELRY   Secure Valuables Worth Fifteen Thousand Dol lars and Escape

EIGHT PERSONS KILLED IN CUBAN ELECTION RIOTS   Late Returns Show Jose Gome:  _ and Zayas Running Neck  and Neck.

BLOODSHED MARKS CUBAN ELECTIO!   Demonstrations in Havana by Gome: Suporters——Clashes in Provinces.

EIGHT CASUALITIES IN GUBAN ELECTION   Meager Returns Receives In Havana; Liberals Claim a Victory.

IN ELECTION EXCITEMENT   ‘But. Liberal. es 5 is Confident’ : OF Victory

EIGHT KILLED IN CUBAN ELECTION   Gomez Supporters Start Demonstration For Presidential Candidate in Havana; Report Telegraph Wires Cut.

Thousands of City’s Inhabi tants Meet Steamer Bearing Remains—Draft of Armec Troops Present.

Springfield Candidate for Republican Nomination Withdraws in Order to Aid Party

a a re  WITHDRAWAL OF CHAIRMAN FAIRBANKS   LEAVES FOUR CANDI.DATES FOR REPUBLI. CAN NOMINATION ' FOR GOVERNOR.   Desire to Have Nominee a “Majority” Candidate ‘s Given as His Reason for Quitting the Race.

STUDENT. HELD FOR FATAL END * IN BOXING BOU}   Columbia Main: Answers: for : _Death of 2 Milton Sternfeld”  eet ee A Tice: ©

“DO IT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA”      Slogan Adopted by South Carolin Development Board

MUCH LIKE MEXICO.   Conditions in Turkey Would Seen To Indicate It Is Not an Oversafe Place in Which To Live.

att BE      PERSIA DEAL BY LEAGUE ISFLAYED   Delegate to Convention Claims Authority to Make Announcement.   London Press Attacks Council's Delay for Protection Against the Reds.   WARNS BRITAIN LEAGUE DEAD   Convention Officiais and Leading Contenders for the Presidential Nomination Are on the Ground— Coiby to Be Chairman.   Times Captions Its Editorial on the Subject “A Pompous Farce”— Says Council Sticks to the Old Secret Diplomacy.

DECLARES M ADOD WILL NOT ACCEPT   Western Delegate Carries Mes. sage to San Francisco.   CANDIDATES ON THE SCENE   Things Begin to Hum in Convention City as Officials and Leading Contenders Arrive—Colby to Be Permanent Chairman.

SAYS M’ADOOIS NOT ACANDIDATI         Delegate io. Convention Claims Author ty to Make An-. > nounsement.   THINGS..HUMMING.-IN. "FRISCE   sonvention Officials and Leading Con. tenders for the Presidential Nomination Are on the Ground— Colby to Be Chairman. —

SAYS M'ABOOIS © NOT A CANDIDATE   Delegate to Convention Claims Authority to Make An- a nouncement.   THINGS HUMMING IN ‘FRISCO   Convention Officials and Leading Con. tenders for the Presidential Nomination Are on the Ground— Colby to Be Chairman,

AUTO PLUNGE KILLS INVENTOR   Had Patented a Safety Device for Mo F \Qpenee enn ey Gree he ses

SAFETY INVENTOR IS KILLED   James Blair of Decatur, IIl., Killed in Auto’s Piunge Down Em. bankment, 

NAVAL OFFICER TELLS OF NOTED CNS’ WARNING   Says He Advised Against, Undue Friendly Attitude to Great Britain      ADMITS HE USED”. _ FORCIBLE LANGUAGE   Benson Declares Pubilicity Prevents His Ever Visiting . Great Britain Again)

BENSON ADMITS CHARGE; WARNED  AGAINST ENGLANIT   Told Sims: “Don’t Let Britis! Pull Wool! Over Your Eyes”

BENSON WARNED. SINS OF wT   Repeatedly Called Admiral Sims’ Attention to British Proclivities—Says He Was  Wieundereaetand.  % Testimony Said He Had

BENSON ADMITS © WARNING SIMS   ‘Told Him Not to Let Friendship For British Sway Him.   VAGUE REGARDING WORDS   Denies He is Unfriendly to British Says Situation Before U.S. En tered Was Delicate,

BEN ER ai      OF TELLING SIMS NOT TO LET THE BRITISH   Pull the Wool Over His Eyes But Says a Wrong Interpretation Was Placed « on Statement. -

CLAIMS WRONG INTERPRETATION   Benson Does Not Deny Statement, However   REGARDING BRITISH   Admits Warning Sims Not to Be Influenced By His F tiendship for British.

BENSON ADMITS WARNING SIMS   Wartime Chief of Naval Qperations Explains His Official Acts.   SAYS INTERPRETATION WRONG   yells “Sendte’ Committee of . inetrite: tions and Caution Given Admiral on His Departure for England, Because of Delicate Situation.

AVERS SIMS WAS STRONG PRO-BRITISH   American Fleet Chief Says He Can’t Deny Giving “Wool Pulling” Order,   ADMITS HE OPPOSED JOHN BULL ALWAYS

; ABOUT BRITISH   Admiral: Benson Before ~ Naval Investigating . -Committee Today -

BENSON HAD 10 WARN SIMS NOT TO AST WRONG   “eared British Friendship Would Influence Unduly His Offcial Acts.   HE MAKES NO DENIALS   Might Have Said He Had Just As Soon Fight British As  the Germans.

BENSON TELLS © ABOUT-SIMS’ INSTRUCTIONS   ADMITS THAT. SEVERAL TIMES HE WARNED. AD. MIRAL TO BE CAREPUL.   But Does Not Recall That Tt Made Use’ of “Pulling  the Wool”: Expression.

Benson Denies Anti-B ritish Sentiment, But Does Not Refute Warnings to Sims

BENSON ADMITS THAT HE TOLD SIMS “NOT 10 LET BRITISH PULL THE WOOL OVER HIS EYES”

Admiral ‘Benson Cautioned Him Not To Let His Friendshig For England Influence His Acts.

Insists, However, Wrong In terpretation Put on What He Said   VICTIM OF INJUSTICE   Denies Language Was Re * peated to Officer in London.

WARNED SIMS ~ ABOU  UT BRITISH   Admiral’ Benson Before Naval Investigating  Committee Today

BENSON ADMITS SIMS QUOTED — HIM CORRECTLY IN TESTIMONY   Admiral Says It Was Merely a Figure of Speech When He Said ‘“‘We Would as Soon Fight  the British as the Germans.”’

SIMS’ STATEMENT OF SERIOUS INJUSTICE TO ADMIRAL BENSON   Says Wrong Interpretation Was Put by Sims on Warning Against English.

BENOUN EAPLAINED SIMS INSTRUCTION   ADMIRAL WARNED SIMS 01 DELICACY OF SITUATION IN LONDON.   CANNOT DENY STATEMENT   Might Have Told Sims ‘‘Just As Soon Fight British As Germans,’’ But Only to Impress Him.

BENSEN AUAITS TALK WITH SIMS ABOUT BRHISE   Declares Wrong Interpretatic Placed Qn Conversation   Simply Warned Sims To Be Careful in Official Action

sora AAS Ea reed AE a ee Ua Pane’ Le Se etd ch ‘ee TON 2 = ; G     “PULL THE WOOL”   tas; aut ToSims in March, 1919: a con SRV Tei      NOT. HOSTILE: T0 ENGLAND’:               SYN SURE RE RE SAYE #f RAS ‘ stew » ~y“preted, and That He Has Been. ....--("Bone a Grave Injustice

BENSON NOI ANTI-BRITISE   Told Sims Not to Let ’En Pull Wool Over His Eves.

BENSON RELATES ADVICE TO SIMS   Admits Warning Q Officer .Not..to Let’ Friendship’ for ‘British’ ° Influence Actions

BENOUN EAPLAING WARTIME ORDERS   Chief of Naval Operations Admit: Warning Sims.   OBJECTS TO INTERPRETATION   Senate Committee Is Told of Instruc tions and Caution Given to Sims Before His Departure for His European Station.

ADMIRAL ADMITS HE ~ WARNED OF. BRITISH   ees  Denies, However, That als Unfriendly .to Their.

MARSHALL AT EROMT      EPRESIDENT IS JUST NOW BIG LN EYES OF COUNTRY.   Forthcoming, Indianapolis - ‘Speech  Awaited with Great Interest,

MAROHALL Al FRONT   VICE-PRESIDEAT IS JUST NOW BIG IN EYES OF COUNTRY.   Portheoming Indianapolis Speech Awaited with Great interest,

MORGAN THANKS KOONTZ FOR HIS GOOD WISHES   Welcomes Proffered Co-oper-. ation in Making His Admin.   jetratian a Sarrace

oo qa ieee  MORGAN THANKS KOONTZ ’ “FOR HIS GOOD WISHES   Welcomes Proffered Co-oper. ation in Making His Admin igatration a Sucecaasa.

PRAISES AMERICAN'’s WORK,   Marconi Says United States Heads List in Wireless Inventions,

ONLY MOREPAY CAN AVERT REAL RAILROAD TIEUE   President of Locomotive Fire men Says Country Does Net Realize Serious Situation.

REPUBLICAN PARTY PLATFORM MEETING   COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF REPRESENTATIVE PEOPLE WHO WILL EXPRESS VIEWS

TO GIVE ALL A CHANCE   S IDEAS FOR G, 0, TEORM.     TO EXPRI STATE L.      Committee Appointed to Draft Docament Wants Suggestions From Republicans Generally.

LABOR PARTY IN THE FIELD      INlinois Leaders Declare That Complete State Ticket Wil! Be Nominated for November.

“AY L1G I ~TRUIRATIO   ‘A. F. of L. leaders say they will oppose: both Dems. ; and G. 0, P.   LA FOLLETTEE-MAY BE MA   With Walsh of Massachusetts as candidate for vice presidency

PLANS ARE LAID  FOR CONVENT'N WLY 10 10 13 AT WINDY CITY   Coalition of Three National Organizations May Put LaFollette and Walsh at Head of Ticket

QF THE LABOR PARTY DECLARE   A Fall Ticket Will Be Nominated te Oppose Democrats and Republicans.

LABOR TOFORM THIRD PARTY 1970 CAMPAIGN   COALITION WITH LA FOLLETTE WALSH GROUP AND WAR VETERANS PLANNED *

LABOR LEADERS PLAN  CONVENTION,TO JOIN NEW PARTY MOVEMENT   chicago, Conclave Set for July 10-13 With World ‘ar Veterans and Committee of 48 Expected to Be Broucht Into Asreement

PALMER HAS NO WORD THAT COAL PRICES RAISED   NO INTIMATION THAT 14 PER CENT INCREASE HAS BEEN ADDED TO PRODUCT,   SAYS SOME SECTIONS PAY HIGHER PRICES   Admits Fuel Administration Charge Is Being Exceeded; May Be Caused By Contract Purchase.

OPERATORS NOT GUILTY OF flbh PRICES PALMER   No Evidence to Show They Have Added 14 Percent Wage Boost to Cost of Coal.   CONTRACTS LEGAL

PALMER SAYS “ANOWS NOTHING   Of the Report That Coal Operators are Adding the Forteen Per Cent.   TO THE PRICE OF COAL

PALMER KNOWS OF NO. JUMP IN COAL PRICH   Where More Than Government Price is Charged Previous Contracts are the Cause.

CHICAGO CITY FATHERS HAVE A CHEAP MEAI   Clad in Overalls They Investi. gate Prices of Restaurant Food.

STRIKE OF COOKS AND WAITERS IN ST. LOUIS   Most Employers Making Plans to Operate Business Places Without Them.

aT. LOUIS SODA JEAKERG OTRIKE   Walkout Will Affect all the Principal Hotels and Clubs.

STRIKE OF COOKS AND WAITERS   inion At st. Louis Will Kight the Open Shon.

COOKS, WATTERS, SODA JERKERS   General Strike of Trades Called in St. Louts,. Affects Over 2.000.

CALL ST. LOUIS WAITERS OUT. Unien Ordered 2,200 to Strike at Mid-

FIVE ARE HURT IN CRASH WITH TRAID   MILWAUKEE AND RACINE PEO. PLE ARE VICES OF ACCIDENT.

STRICT INFLUENZA - REGULATIONS   VUBLIC MEETINGS OF ALL KINDS ' PUT UNDER BAN. TWENTYTWO CASES REPORTED 5’

FT. BRAGG UNDER STRIGT INFLUENZA - REGULATIONS   PUBLIC MERTEINGS OF ALL KINDS PUT UNDER BAN. TWENTYTWO CASES REPORTED     s

RODUCTS OF COUNTY   TO BE DISPLAYED AT MOMMOTH SHOW IN OCTOBER   PERFECT ORGANIZATION   Officers Named and Commitees Appointed Wednesday

26 REPORTED DEAD IN WRECK   Interurban Car Goes Into the Ditch Near South Bend, Indiana.

INTERURBAN WRECK WITH OVER A SCORE DEAD IS REPORTEL   Twenty-six Rumored Slain in Indiana Village But Confirmatian ic I aeking

TRAIN GRASH KILLS—-MANY SAYS REPORT   Railroad Denies Rumor Tha 26 Lost Lives In Wreck.

CONFIRM REPORT OF \STEAMERS 70 WATE KICHAK EXECUTION FOR DISABLED §

T 15 QUIET HERE   NOOUNEDHTOATION OF LABOR TROUBLE AT YARDS,   take Erie Switchmen Seid to Have Met Witilb Insurgent Committee.   Stock Embargo.

T 45 QUET HERE           ON OF LABOR TROL, AT YAR  NO INDIC! . we      Lake Erle Switehmen Said to Have Met sce ihe

SON-IN-LAW KILLED, TWO OF Hi STAFF EXECUTED   And funds fora National Treasury Seized When General Merigo   In Command of Troop Trains Con voying Carranza and His Government from Capitol   Revolted at Cordoba, According to Information at Obregonists Headquarters   Moet of Carranza’'a Convoy Captured, But His Fate Unknown.   General Merigo Reported Holding as Captives Two of Carranza'a Sona.

And Funds fora National Treasury Seized When General Merigo   In Command of Troop Trains Con voying Carranza and His Government from Capitol   Revulted at Corduba, According to Ia formation at Obregonists Headquarters   Most of Carraoza’s Convoy Captured, But His Fate Unknown.   General Merigo Reported Holding as  _ Captives Two of Carranza’s Sons.

GETTING OUT VOTE   -oHRIA VOTING SHOWS FNDICATHIS OF LANGE PERCENTAGE.   Lepert: Will Show County Tickets Mere soretiched to Great Extent,

GETTING: OUT VOTE   EARLY VOTING SHOWS INDICA. TION GY LARGE PERCENTAGE.   Beporis Wil) Rhow County Ticket: Ware Seriched to Great Extent.

COMMITTEE ASKS FOR LOWER OCEAN RATES   PAN-AMERICAN CONFEREES SA’ TRADE BETWEEN COUNTRIES ® 18 HANDICAPPED

U. S. Closes Contract for Plane Mail Service From Key West te Havana, Cuba

CARPENTERS SEEK $9 FOR DAY'S PAY   Council Bluffs Men Waik Off Job and Are Immediately Hired By Omaha Contractors

PACER FOREIGN WINTER SETS FORTH POLICIES   Nation Will Not interfere Witt : Religion of Turks in  New Territory

Hopes to Keep Greece Out of Any New Wars in the Balkans — Believes Next Great War Will Be Caused by Attamnt a+ Clau Daminatinn of Firane

OPEN SCHOOLBE WOMEN VORERS      LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS CLOSES NATIONAL CoM  3 TAKE UP STUDY 6  DUTIES.

OO Ee  UF RIVER FLOOD REACHED AT DALLAS; NO FURTHER DAMAGE FEARED   RIVER FALLS FIVE FEET AT FORT WORTH DURING THE PAST TWENTY FOOR HOURS.

MOB SOUGHT NEGRO KIDNAPPER. Kentucky Officers Sayed Man Charged  Geri et, & eee cede dce ce Pee ue

POLICE BLOCK PLAN TO MOB YOUNG NEGRC   ‘Lucien Jenkins, Assailant of White Boy, Is Taken to Lexington, Ky.

MOB SOUGHT NEGRO KIDNAPPER   Kentucky Officers Saved Man Charged With Assaulting Boy.

COX WILL PRESENT NAMES OF DONORS   PROMISES TO GIVE DATA OD CONTRIBUTIONS TO REPUB. LICAN WAR “ixEST,   PRISONERS NUMBER 95000   Probable That Democratic Candi. date Will Go to Chicago and Present Facts to Senate Investigators.

“HARDBOILED” SMITH ~-NO-LONGER PRISONER   Paroled from Fort: Jay on- Orde Approved By Secretary _of War Baker. «©

“Hard Boiled” Smith Released  From Barracks   Soldier Convicted of Brutal Treatment of Yanks Served Only Part of Sentence.

fe HS ‘OME PRISON SENTENCE       Mystery: ; as to His Whete‘abouts Since Being Paroled Explained by War Depart“ment Statement Saying His “Torm Had Exnired.

“HARD BOILED” SMITHS PRISON SENTENCE ENDED   While Out on Good Behavior Parole Prison  Term Expired.

HSIN cE   Mystery as to His’ Where: abouts Since Being Paroled Explained by War. Départment Statement Saying is ‘Term Had Exnired. -

HARDBOMLED SMITH OUT   WAR DEPARTMENT REPORTS ON FORMER LIEUTENANT IMPRIS} ONED FOR CRUELTY.

Unable to Find Work Sailor Desires $2,500 to Care for Wife and Baby.   Wife Was Myrtle Smith of Cleveland, With Whom Sailor Eloped to Wed.

OFFERS TO SELL SELF FOR YEAR   NILL DO ANYTHING THAT IS ASKED THAT IS WORTHY,

Redaction of From 17 to 21 Per Cent Is Announced by the  fom pany.

_ * NEXT IN LINE      PRESIDENT. OF FRANKLIN COMPANY ANNOUNCES CUT IN PRICE OF TWENTY ONE PER CENT

TRE ASURY: DEPARTMENT OMIST SAYS ‘PRICES "ON - AUTOS WILLRESULT.   OTHER COMMODITIES  > MAY BE-FORCED Dt         nklin  Manufacturhig. -¢ ‘naunces Reduction’ of. ~ oon Franklin -Automobil

MORE AUTOMOBILE PRICES REDUCED   Franklin Cars Drop $650 ‘ to $750.

PRICE SLASHING HITS NUMEROUS LINES   Franklin Cars Tumble With Fliv vers-~Mail Order Concern Cut Quotations.

BELIEVES ALL PRICES WILL FOLLOW suri   Thinks Move Ts Indieatioy That Orgy Of Spending Is Ended

Conditions in England, France and, Belgium Are: Improving, It Is Pointed Out.   FRANKLIN AUTOS TAKE DROP

FIRE DESTROYS SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HALL   Fire Starts from Defective Electric Wir ine   NOT KNOWN WHETHER ANYONE IN BUILDING

BIG HALL BURNS AT TOKIO   Imtevded to House World’s Sunda} School Convention—All Believed to Have Bacaped.  ah ii ae ee

FLAMES DESTROY MEETING PLACE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS   Convention Delayed by Disastrous Fire at Tokio. The Building Cleared of Delegates Before Conflagration

“TAME THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD” FLARED SIGN AND THEN BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL EDIFICE FLAMES

DANIELS: SENOS “AWARD: LIST   Secretary of Navy Gives Names of 144 ° _ Officers Decorated. Without. >." ; Board Action. >. ~

DANIELS SENDS AWARD. LIST   Secretary of Navy Gives Names of 114 Officers Decorated . Without Board Action. .

LEAPS ON A HORSE TO ESCAPE ARREST   MOVIE THRILLER NEAR OXFORD WHEN CONSTABLE TRIES TO ARREST FARM HAND

FUGITIVE ESCAPES ON HORSEBACH   MOVIE THRILLER NEAR OXFORD ‘WHEN CONSTABLE TRIES TO ARREST FARM HAND

FARMER CANDIDATE FORGETS TO LIST FEED FOR PRIZE HERD ONE YEAR—FANCY BULL SELLS AT TWENTY FIVE TIMES ITS ASSESSED VALUATION.

TAX SHEETS TELL STORY OF M’CRA)   Farmer Candidate Forgets to List Feed for Prize Herd One Year.   Fancy Bull Sells at Twenty-five Times Its Assessed Valuation.

COX IN WYOMING TO  —sdDO CESIPAIGN WORK   Completes Tour of Colorado, Where He Charged Conspir acy of Repression Against Coo Pp 4

LEAGUE BIG ISSUE WITH GOV. COX   DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT IAL NOMINEE IN \ WYOMING.

GOVERNOR COX CLOSES CAMPAIGN IN COLORADC   Democratic Presidential Candidate i: On His Way to Wyoming This Afternoon.

HARDING WOULD END BUSINESS GHAOS AND ONE MAN RULE IN U, §   Thousands of Commercial Travellers Hear Republican Candidate.

COX EMPHASIZES “CONSPIRACY”   Repeats Charge of Attempts te - Suppress Democratic Publicity   SPEAKS AT COLORADO POINTS   ls in Wyoming Tonight. Enters Nebraska Monday

GOVERNOR COX IN WYOMING   Democratic Candidate Charg es G. O. P. Chairman Hays With Conspiracy.

COX BEGINS CAMPAIGN IN STATE OF WYOMINE    Governor Concludes Tour of Colo  rado With Platform Speech at Greeley.

COX ADDRESSES HIMSELF 10 HAY   Declares He’s Directing Campaign of Silence.

REPORTER CLEANS UP WINDY CITY   Charles Fitzmorris, Former News. paper Reporter Given Joh of Police Caief.

PREPARATIONS ARE COMPLETED   General Council League of Red Cross Societies  to Convene Soon

San Francidco Dearters say Annunt  Bargains Tissterically Mistnken     fer Downward Trend.

0, F. DEALER  AVER GOoTo  WILL NOI DECLINE   Eastern ‘Dispatches Tellin; r of Cuts are Branded  as ‘Hysteria’

SPECIAL TRAINS * RUSH FOOD EAST   Rail Strike Keeps New York Tiee Up and Coal Is # Shut Off.  1   MAY GLOSE MANY INDUSTRIES   Most Drastic Freight Embargo Ever Knowr in Radroad History in WU. -8. Is Now in Effect-—Wastern Situation Better.

SPECIAL TRAINS RUSH FOOD EAST   Rail Strike Keeps New York Tiec Up and Coal Is Shut Off.   Most Drastic Freight Embargo Ever Knowr in Railroad History in U. S. Is Now in Effect-—Westerr Situation Better.

AUOH FOOD EAST UN FAST TRAINS   New York City ls Tied Up by the Rail Strike.   COAL SHIPMENTS SHUT OFF   Shortage of Fuel Threatens to Close Many Gotham Industries—Most Drastic Freight Embargo in Railroad History in U. S.

STATE ACTIVITIES RECENTLY CREATE WL BE LOCKE   Constitution Stops the Furtherance of New Bodies. ¢   AMERICANIZATION HIT   General Assembly Said Tx - Have- Exceeded. Its . » Powers.

BELIEVE ASSEMBLY EXCEEDED POWERS   Americanization And Other Activities May Be Abandoned As Result

CHARGED THAT SHE GRGANIZED SINN FEIN BOY SCOUT MOVE   ?remier Lloyd George Declares That He Would Gladly Welcome End of Hostilities as Christmas Offering.

UCGIOION GIVEN ON FLORIDA CONTESTS   Result Keeps Votes for Wood On Roil.   IMPORTANT ACTION TAKEN   Republican National Committee Gives Notice That Conventions for Selection of Delegates in 1924 Must Be Held Where Race is No Barrier to Participation.

SOUARE DEAL FOR VOTERS WITHOUT REGARD 10 HAGE  INSISTED UPON   Delegate Conventions Must Be Held in Places Where Color Is No Barrier to Participation, Ruling,   50-50 SPLIT MADE IN FLORIDA DELEGATION   Decision Is Considered a Victory for Wood; Norta Carolina Contest Settled Ry Caating the Whites,

WOULD PLACATE COLORED VOTER   Hold Conventions Where Race is No Barrier   IS COMMITTEE ORDER   et  Delegation to Republican Convention from Florida is Divided, Giving Wood Six Votes—Only 75 Seats Now in Contest—Sproul Leads Lowden in Pledcved Votes

RACE NOT 10 BE A BARRIER IN THE SOUTH   FLORIDA CONTEST: SETTLED   SIATY-TWO SEATS BECIDED

STEPS ARE TAKEN TO ELIMINATE BACE FIGHT “HEREAFTER   MOVE RESPECTING REPUBLICAN VOTE IN SOUTHERN STATES CONSIDERED IMPORTANT   FLORIOA CONTEST SETTLED   Resolution Gives Notice That Coaventions Must Be Held at Places Wheve Color Is No Barrier To Participation.

REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH ADVISED TO SEAT BLACKS   Committee Declares Race Must Have No Part in  varty Politics.

‘Committee Serves Notice That in 1924 the Delegates Must Be Selected in’ Places ; Where the Blacks Can Participate;   Considered an Important Action   75 SEATS STILL IN DOUBT

National Committee. Makes _ Important Ruling on Sys tem In South.   62 OF 137 CONTESTS HAVE BEEN DECIDED   General Wood ‘Has Most Backers With Sen. Johnson a Close Second.

Wood Victory in Sense That  Six Votes for General Are  Kept on Roll.   IMPORTANT ACTION AS TO FUTURE VOTE IN SOUTH   Sixty-twe Convention Seats Out of int im Dispute Decided and Sev. enty-jive Remaining Promise to Consume Less Time—Line Up at  Close of Thursday's Work,

WOOD T0 HOLD FLORIDA VOTE   GENERAL SCORES IN ONE OF THE  CONTEST CasEs,   NA GREAT GAINS FOR ANYONE   COMMITTER GRIN Ds AWAY, BLT END NOT EN SIGHT.   important Relieg Made ia the beater. est of Colered Race in Seuth— May Serve as a Prece. y dent for Fatere.

NEGROES MUST BE ALLOWED IN CONVENTIONS   ed - $7. mr t Bric a MMITTFE®  HAS PASSED SOLUTION TH. aaedl bows.   nl sid  Censidercd One of. Mest Important  AcGons of Years a@s Bearing On Paviy’s V p im South.

REMOVE BARRIER ON COLORED McK AT GONVENTIONS   Republican Committee Decides Status of Delegates From Southern States   WOOD LEADS WITH 117; JOHNSON CONTROLS 112   Expect to Conclude Hearing of Contests Saturday; No Difficult Ones Remain

SEAT TWO FLORIDA DELEGATIONS WITH HALF A VOTE EACH   Wood Gains Victory by Action In Recognizing Both Factions—Blacks Score in  Resolution Adopted.

Es : oS ee Re Ae i eee : bs MORE FOES FOR. SENATOR REED. Democrats In Daviess and Worth In Po yd pee oe de ce ll When Be ee Se  EK ce we ee LB ee

SUES TO RECOVER BIG SUM CLAIMED FOUND      Gary Woman Declares Bank an‘ Merchant Withholding Proceeds Of Securities Sale

SUES TO REGAIN BOND!   GARY WOMAN WANTS SECURITIES SHE SAYS SILE FOUND RESYORED TO HER.

HOAN APPROVES “AMERIGAN DAY’      Milwaukee Mayor Will Make «It Day for: Demands of Workers’ Rights.

MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE WILL HEAD RADICAL   REBUFFS SECURITY LEAGUE AND WILL MARCH WITH THE REOS MAY 1—SAYS LEAGUE ARE “LIBERTY-BAITERS”

WILSON ACCEPTS. NOBEL PEACE PRIZE   Dir eets. American Minister at: Nomvay to Receive It in His Behalf.

REDS WILLING 10 HOLD PARLEYS IN NEUTRAL COUNTRY   Message From Moscow Picket Up at Paris Says Minsk Conference Movable.   BOLSHEVIK! FIGHTING TO REACH PRUSSIAN BORDER   Polish Armies Continue Afte Rrereating Reds, Capturing Many Prisoners.

TO DESERT MINSK AGREED ON BY ENVOYS   ‘Peace Negotiations Are to Be _ Carried on Elsewhere anc Poles Win in Meantime

SUFFRAGE CRISIS NEARS END   Rival Factions in Tennessee Cen.  ter on House Contest:   STRUGGLE WAXES WARM   Vote Expected to Be Close bj Both Sides

SUFFRAGISTS TURN GUNS ON LOWER HOUS!]   With Victory in Tennessee Sen. ate They Face Determined Fight Next Week   FIRST VICTORY IS EASY

SUFFRAGISTS ARE TURNING EYES 10 i TENNESSEE HOUSE   Rumors Today. Declare Efforts Will Be Made to Bury  + Resolution

EXPECT NO SUFFRAGE VOTE BEFORE TUESDAY      EXPECT ‘A HARD FIGHT FOR RATIFICATION IN TENNESSEE HOUSE      North Carolina Lesislatare Shows “Tendency to See What Tennes. aee Will Do

SUFFRAGISTS TURN ATTENTION TO HOUSE   De Not Expect Vote Mon day, However.

SUFFRAGE HAS WALF OF VIC - TORY WON IN TENNESSEE   Expect Harder Battle a In Lower House with Closer Margin Bat 2 Safe One.

HOUSE S HOPE OF SUFERAGISTS. INTENNESSEE   Encouraged by Yesterday’s Favorable Senate Vote Suffrage Leaders Redouble ¥Eforte

TENNESSEE IS CENTER BATTLE FOR SUFFRAGE   Senate Passed Resolu. tion; House to Vote Tuesday.

Ultimatum Issued By Pennsylvania Road Said to Have Brought Yard Workers to Their Jobs; Leaders Continue to Deny Reports Saying Walkout Is Gaining   ONE BIG UNION ISSUES GALL

TALL STALKS COMING   Interest in Lawrence Natienal’s Contest is Lively

REAL ESTATE MAN GETS TAR COAT   J Dumped From «a Closed Automobile on Buskest Corners of Jacksonyille, Florida,

FLORIDA MAN IS SEIZED, TARRED AND FEATHEREI   Objection to Newspape:’s Us of Word “Hun” Is Thought to Have Caused Kidnaping

HOTEL, LUMBER TARD AND P.O ARE DESTROYED   Communication With Village is Cut Off When Phone Exchange Burns   LA CROSSE RUSHES ENGINE AND HOSE WAGON TO TOWN

ARD AND P.O. ARE DESTROYED   Communication With Village i is - Cut Off When Phone Ex- change Burns   LA GROSSE RUSHES ENGINE AND. HOSE WAGON TO TOWN’

GORE IS. STIL TRAILING.    Oklahome's Blind Senator Defeated in Primary: Election 

IN COAL FOR. NORTH. ERN OHi0 CITIES IS AGREED UPON.   Supply for the Immediate Future will be Underwrit - ten by the National Coa  : A cenatiatinn.

National Association To Underwrite Fuel Supply For District   New Plan Outlined by Interstate Gommerce: Commission’s Cleveland Conference with Dealers, Operators, Railroad Officials and Representatives of Northern Ohio Cities

ENDORSED DR. HARVEY   Colored Citizens Would Make Hin State Auditor

TEN CANDIDATES ©  IN EIGHT HOURS ARE PLACED BEFORE THE  FRISCO CONVENTIOI   Davis Only One Left: for. Today’s Fropram; McAdoo Seems to Have Inside Track

CORNWELL TO PRESENT NAME OF DAVIS TODAY    West Virginia Demooracy’s Fa vorite Son to Be Eleventh Can} didate in Convention.   MVADOO, HIS SUPPORTERS. SAY. HOLDS FIRST PLACE      Plan for Today Is Adjourn Rsely  gnd Court Noses During * the Night.        CHAMP CLARK ENTERS RACE   Combination in Favor of Former Speaker Reported. Forming;  Bryan Is Silent. ,

Talk of Cummings as a Darl Horse Candidate Grows.   CHAMP CLARK LOOMS AS A POSSIBILITY   Managers of Cox and Pak mer Are Standing  Pat.

COX-PALMER ‘COMBINE MAY BE EFFECTED   4 aT 7 ‘Party Leaders Try fran tically to Shape Plan to   Defent Ex-Treasurer.    se CHAMP CLARK'S NAME TALKED OF SERIOUSLY

DAVIS NOMINATION LAST ON PROGRAM   McAdoo Appears to Have Inside Track, But Irreconcilable Opponents Claim They Can Defeat Him.

WILOON'S ENTRIES IN NOMINEE RAGE HAVE OPPOSITION   Convention Opens. New Day by Reviewing Fight Made Upon Administration Plans.   NOMINATIONS PRACTICALLY OVER; WAIT ON RESOLUTIONS   Speculation on Candidates I: Rife While Platform Timber Is Being Sorted Out.

OLD GUARD PLANS TD BLOGK M'AQO0 IN THE BALLOTING   Casting About for Candidate Who Can Command  Naecasenry Vata.

IN NOMINATION "ATCONVENTION   No Dearth of Aspirant: To Head Democratic . National Ticket.   McADOO INCLUDED DESPITE PROTEST   Palmer-Cox Slogan I Anyoge To Beat the Former Secretary. 

Four Hundred Ready & Bi si to Last Ditch Against Him, is Clainn iz       “MAC” 50: VOTES - SHORT      According te. Supporters. ot ’ Permes Secretary of . the . Treneary.. Whe Come Back With Coalitice Threst #6 Put Up Witson-hacked Dark Mara,

Long Bitter Fight Over League of Nations Treaty Delays Work of Platform Committee — President’s Friends Forced to Accept Amended Plank to Treaty—Fight in Prospect on ZH biOn and the Irish -Questions.

ELEVEN PLACED IN NOMINATION AT CONVENTION   No Dearth of Aspirants To Head Democratic National Ticket.    McADOO INCLUDED DESPITE PROTEST   Palmer-Cox Slogan ! Anyone To Beat the Former Secretary.

STATE TAX RATE CUT TO 62 CENTS  .   Board Finds Expenses Can Be Met B The Reduction. Total Reduction Amounts to 13¢

STEPS 10 RELIEVE FREIGHT TIE-UP   Committees Are Formed at Thirty Gateways to Start Movement at Once   QUICK ACTION NECESSARY.   Work (Will Bégin’ “Monda; and Proceed With All the Speed Possible

Freight Congestion to Be Assailed Vigorously   EFFORT TO CLEAR THE NATIONAL ARTERIES WILL BE IMMEDIATE AND ZESTFUL—THIRTY GATEWAYS TO BE WORKED ON—DETAILS OF PLAN UNDER WHICH (T lS HOPED TO RELIEVE CRITICAL SITUATION. 

AIM ATTACK ON FREIGHT JAM AT JUNCTION POINTS   Committees at Thirty “Gateways’ Will Take Matters in Hand in Freeing Congestion.

HASTEN PLANS TO RELIEVE TIE-UP OF TRANSPORTATION   Rail Officials Send Instructions to Thirty ‘“Gateways’ of U. S.

NTTACK FREIGHT TIE-UP PLANNED IN 20 CITIES   Concerted Action to Be Taken Monday to Bring Order Out of Railway Jumble Now Existing.

NATIONWIDE FREIGHT TIEUP THREATENED   Federal Board Approves Aid For Systems in Securing Vast Am- ..... mount of Rolline Stock

ATTACK TO LUFT FREIGHT JAM {a TQ BE LAUNCHED  WITHOUT DEL   Ffforts to Raise Blockade Will Be Concentrated A’ Score of Junction Points Officials Announce.   TO FORM COMMITTEES AT THIRTY GATEWAYS

UATEWAY TO ~-BE ALLOWED   I. C. C ATTACKS CONGESTION AT MAIN CENTERS   FINANCIAL RELIEF STEP   Car Committee To' Begin Work at 30 Points Monday

ATTAGK OW FREIGHT CONGESTION PLANNE!   CAR COMMITTEE TO BEGIN WORE "IN GALVESTON AND OTHER POINTS MONDAY.

SOLDIERS FNIOY ~ MEXICAN FIESTA   SAN DIEGO LEGIONNAIRES ENTERTAINED AT  THAUNA,

LEGION MEN SEEK MEX FRIENDSHIP   rORDER TOWN ENTERTAINS THE LEGIONAIRES   Posts Man Retarn Reception fer work of International Amity.

ITALIAN REGULARS THROW CORDON ARQUND FIUME   MILITARY ACTION TO SUBDUE POET-LEADER IS FORESHADOWED.   Every Effort Made by Troops to . Induce Insurgents to. Wee.

MAKING MODERN Fars.      1i3   Pormer Tipton County Boy Erect ing "an Inayense Cattle Barn..

MAKING MODERN FARM.   Former Tipton County Boy Erecting an Imanense Cattle Barn.

PENNSY DINING-CAR 1S HELD UP-IN CHICAS   Negro: Stages’ Daring Attempt to Rob Car and Escapes After Shooting Steward.   UEAPS FROM HIGH WALL

A BLAGK JESSE “JAMES SOUGHT ~ FOR IN CHICAGC   Shot and Perhaps Fatally Wounded : Pullman Diner Steward in Attempted Hold-ap

NEGRO BANDIT HOLDS UP FAST CHICAGO EXPRESS   TRIES TO ROB DINING CAR STEW, ART WHO RESISTS AND IS SERIOUSLY INJURED

CHICAGO HAS JESSE JAMES   Colored Man Holds Up Train Within City. Limite--Steward (se . Seriously Wounded. ©

PACKER REGULATIONS URGED   Delegates to Farmer Convention Want Congress to Act.

CONTROL MEAT PACKERS, FARM MEMBERS PLEAD   REGULATION BY CONGRESS ASKED IN RESOLUTION OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATION

FARMERS URGE PACKER LAWS   Delegates to Convention at Columbus Also Want Congressional Regu. lation of Cars.

EX-KAISER TO LIVE IN NEW HOME   Dutch Government Will Permit Former Emperorte Move .

“TO STAYIN HOLLAND.   _ Kaiser To Be Permitted To Live In  t Home At Doorn,

DUTCH DEMAND NEW PLEDGE OF KAISER BUT WILL PERMIT DOORN RESIDENCE

DUTCH GOVERNMENT GETS — “ NEW PLEDGE FROM KAISE}   Moy Contlous to Live ia Wis New Home at Deorny Bat Cannot Take  Part in Potitieal Altairs,

FORMER KAISER - UNDER ORDER‘   HE WILL BE ALLOWED TO STA‘ “IN HOLLAND BUT WILL HAVE NO PART. IN POLITICS

WILL HOLD CONFERENCE   INTER. CHURCH MOVEMENT WiLL BE DISCUSSED 

LOST IN DEATH VALLEY: DIES   Patrick Poreney, Mine Foreman, Suc cumbs to Thirst Within Half Mile of Water.

MISSISSIPPI STATE MAY BE 36TH   Senate Yesterday Approved Suffrag Resolution; House Expected to Follew.

JERRY -ALDRIPGE DEAT.   ) a ' Former Tipton County Resident Died it Home in’ Huntin: ion,

FARMERS AELIEF 1S. PROBABLE AT. ONCE   Legislation With That End in View to Be Taken up By Congress. — War Finance Corporation Revival Suspected. 

SENATE TO START AT ONCE ON PLAN TO AID FARMERS   Joint Resolution Asks Revival Of War Finance Body.

FARMER RELIEF LAWS EXPECTEL   Imhiediate Consideration 0 Farm Legislation by U. S. Senate Js Probable.   LARGE ADVANCES MADE

FARMER RELIEF  LEGISLATION IS BELIEVED NEAR   WAR FINANCE BODY REVIVAL SUGGESTED   “Liberal” Credits to Farmers Also ot Program—American Federation. of Farmers Discuss Needs  o  Of Fellow Workers.

FARGER RELIEF ACT IN SENATE   Immediate Consideration - [s Probable.   PERMITS EXTENSION OF LIBERAL CREDIT   Gronna Confident of Adequate Support.

nENATE TO GONE. ~ TO FARMERS: HI      Report hy Avgricuttiive Conmatéter Revives fle “Wartime Cary. parstiaay   GIVE CREDIT. TO FARMERS   Senator Groana’ to’ Urge Action o1 Resolution and it Mm robably Wil Pass.

Extensien. of “Liberal” Credii to be’ Given Immediate Consideration.

O HASTEN ACTION ON BILL FRAMING RELIEF FOR FARMS   Joint Resolution Revives Wat Finance Corporation and Provides “Credits.”   CONGRESS TO LOOK INTO UNEMPLOYED PROBLEM   Mason, in House, Asks Probe by Gov't Pepartments to Report by Dec. 20.

SENATE WILL MAKE FORT 10 REVIVE WAR FINANCE BODY   ; oa : ‘ 'Primaiily to Assist Farmers fh  :   Getting Better Prices for Their Product.   LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT   Believe Sufficient Votes Are As. sured to Put Revival Over Any Opposition.

EARLY ACTIO AID FARMERS SENATE AlN   Planned to Revive Wai Finance Corporation  to Give Aid.

PROMPT ACTION FOR ~ RELIEF OF FARMERS   Revival of War Finance Corpora, tien to he Asked of Congress.

"FARMER RELIEF “ LEGISLATION’ I DUE FOB ACTION   Joint ‘Committee Probably _ Will Ask Federal Reserve Board to Grant. Liberal - * Credits to Farmers

FARMER RELIEF 1S PLANNED BY SENATE   War Finance Corporation May Be Revived in Interest of Producers.

ek i TAGGART COMES BACK.   Smudling Tom Consents 10 Make Race For the Senate.‘

TAGGART COMES BACK.   Smiling Tom Consents to Make Race For the Senate, *

VOTE OF SENATE WAS 2510 ¢   (By Associated Press.) Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 13. —The Tennessee Senate today ratified the Woman Suffrage Amendment by a vote of 25 to 4.

House Not Expected To Take Action Until Next Week - Senate May Vote Today

DEFRAUDED ‘PASSEXGERS      > haha  : pom oe  Two Men Plead Guilty at Emporia ‘oday

ELEVATOR,      hey Come into “poss “tor Property  iow or Eleva t Aredia.

FARMERS BUY KLEVATOR.,   —_——————They Come Into Possession of Eleva tor Property at) Arcadia,

BIG FIGHTIN ——- HOUSE TODA)   “Wet” Leaders Feel They’ Have Enough Votes to Put it Over

BEER BILL [§ VETORD BY cOOLIDGE   Gov. of - Massachusetts Awaits Decision of Supreme Court

TO ASK PROHTRITION REPEAL.   Another Effort Witt be Mode Taday—Failure Predlicocd.

Repeal of Volstead Law to Be Attempted In Congress Today   House Rules Committee Would Prevent Such Action as Appropriation Bill Rider.

PLAN REPEAL OF VOLSTEAD DRY STATUTE   House Rules’ Committee Wil Not: Sanction Proposed Move of Wets

WETS ACTIVE IN THE HOU SE.   Amother Effort te Kepeal the Volstead Prohthition Law.

TRY TO REPEAL VOLSTEAD ACT   Wet Leaders Claim They Have 105 Votes Against Dry Law.

ATTEMPT REPEAL QF VOLSTEAD AGI   “Wer? Forces Claim te Have Gained Votes Since Last  Decision.

AMERICAN PARTY MEETING   Would Use Taxing Power to Stop Print Paper Profiteers

CHRISTENSEN SAYS DEMAND STATEMENT   Says Would Not Ask Gov. ernment’s Attitude in 4 Poland

COX 10 BEGIN TRIP TO SOUTH EAST TOMORROW   Itinerary Will Necessi tate Visiting Eleven More States.

COX AT SAN DIEGO AND SEES SIGHTS OF SOUTH   This Afternoon He Starts foi Los Angeles to Spend Twe Days at That City

GOVERNOR COX IN UTAH TODAY   Next President is Schedulec to Make Several Speeches There.

COX ARISES EARLY IN WDANO TO TELL VIRTUE OF LEAGUE   Makes 8 O’Cieck Pocatello Tall and Rides Special Train to Keep Utah Dates.

Fund of $25,000,000 to $30,000,000 Being Used By Republican Party To Buy Presidency, Cox Charges

COX SPEAKS ON LEAGUE: GREAT CROWDS LISTEN   Sentiment in California Strong  for World-Wide Peace   Mcvement.

COX CONTINUES HIS. CAMPAIGN IN IDA   League of Nations, Progressiveism and Other Democratic Measures Are Discussed.

GOVERNOR COX BACK IN CALIFORNIA   Begins Tour to Southern End of State

ROUSING WELCOME FOR GOV. COX IN SOUTH CALIFORNIA   Candidate Central Figure in : Long Entertainment Program at San Dieqao.   Swings Into Eastward Tri After Address at Los Angeles Tuesday Afternoon.

18 HURT Wien CARS CLASHED      'Rear-End Collision at Daven. port Today—Injured Are Arsenal Employes.

FIRE LOSSES *UP IN MILLIONS    Totalled £325,0000,000 in the United  States for Year 191%.

FURTHER LOANS NOT SOUGHT BY BRITA   LONDON STATEMENT ASSERTS DESIRE OF ENGLISH TO REDUCE OBLIGATIONS TO U. 8.

BRITISH DENY THEY ARE SEEKING A LOAN   NOT ASKING UNITED STATES TO EXTEND NEW CREDIT.   Striving, Instead. to Reduce Some of Obligations Already Incurred— Visunderstanding in Both the Countrics.

FREEDOM FOR A $1,000 BOND   Imprisoned Radicals Issu¢ - Manifestoes But Fail to Put   Up the Money.

RADICALS DEMAND A SPEEDY TRIAL   Thirty-Seven Prisoners in Jail at Yongstown Issue Third ‘‘Manifesto’’

ASK DEPORTATION TO RUSSIA   Thirty-Seven Radicals Imprisoned at voungetown, ©. Want Early ~ Action.

ALLEGED RADICALS ~SSUE MANIFESTS   -Thirty-Seven Imprisoned at Youngstown Demand Action Be Taken In Their Cases.

GREEK KING NOT SO WELL TODAY   Temperature of Ruler Who Suffers From Bites of Pet Monkey is Near Dangerous Point.

INCORRECT TO SAY “US. WON WAR IS VIEW OF HOOVER    Qur Participation Turned  Scales in Favor of Allies,   Food Administrator,   Tella Senators.

AD OF AMERICA TURNED TIDE OF WAR TO ENTENTE   Hoover Tells Senate Committee That Our Partici pation in Struggle Came  At An Opportune Moment.

TIDE OF WAR WAS TURNED BY U. 5, HOOVER DECLARES   Former Food Administrator Testifies Before Board— Says Allies Faced Critical Situation in 1917.

AMERICAS ENTRY TURREE OGALE Ih FAVOR OF ALLIES   Incorrect Though to Say That United States Won the War, Says Hoover.   FOOD SITUATION CRITICAL DURING SUMMER OF 1917   Admiral Sims Says Navy's Failure to heep Him Informed of Important Developments Caused Associates on Allied Council to Belleve He Was Not in Contidence of Government,

man ala a a a  HOOVER DECLINES TO CRITICISE U. S. NAVY’S WORK   Testifying at Sims’ Hedring De clares We Did Not Win War  But Helped at End.

Backs Sims’ ‘Statements i Part; Admiral Tells of. - More Troubles.

AMERICAN EXPORTS TO SPAIN TAKE BIG JUN   Increase 240 PerCenr row 1914 To 1919. Report Shows.

NEVADA SUFFRAGE UP FEB. 7   Governor Agrees to Cail Special Ses. sion of Legislature if Costs Don’t Exceed $9380.

ee a ee dee   Governér’ Agreés fo Cal! Special Sessien of - Legislature if Costs ., Don't Exceed $980.

All NEW YORK HONORS FALLEN — IN WORLD WAR   Busy Program for Armistice Observance.  DAY IN CHICAGO   Washington Observes Day by Distri«  bution of Victory Medals to Men  of Navy and Marine Corps,

Los Angeles is Shaken By Five Distinct Quakes During Space of a Day

LOS ANGELES FEELS FIVE EARTH TREMOR:   Situation in California Becomes Normal Following Day Of Excitement.

FIVE QUAKE SHOCKS ALARM LOS ANGELES   City Resumes  Normal Con. ditions After Yesterday’s Experiences of Terror.

EDWARDS IS NOW AN ACTIVE CANDIDATE   Goveror of New Jersey Makes His Run on a Platform of Light Wine and Beer,

EDWARDS = AFACTOR AT CONVENTION           MAS -ASNGUNCER WIA CANET DACY AND. WILL TARE AC. TIVE PART ES CAOMPAIGS,   MANY APPEALS OF BOTH        HAS RECEIVED HEX

Gov. Edwards Comes Out for  Presidency   His Platfom, Wil Tuclide «a Plank Legalizing Light Wines and Beer,

Governor Edwards Comes Out Flatly for Presidency Upon Light Wine, Beer Platform

Edwards Ranning for President on Beer Plan!   Announeenent of Hls Cendidacy Was Mode Lost Sight on Legalising ot Licht Wine and Beer  6 on A. titan

GOV, EDWARDS WILL STAND ON WET PLANK   NEW JERSEY EXECUTIVE AN. NOUNCES HE WILL SEEK DEMOCRATIC NOMI. NATION

GOV, EDWARDS IS IN RACE PROPER   Makes Definite Statement of His Entry On Democratic - Ticket for Praciciantial Namination

Jack Dempsey May Lose Heavyweight Title If He Fights On Labor Day

COX PLEASED WITH HIS RUNNING MATE   Wires Congratulations to Roosevelt ~~-President Sends Message of Congratulation.

WILSON SENDS GOOD WISHES -- TQ ROOSEVEL!   McAdoo Also Congratulates Nominee and Hopes for

DEMAND TROOPS OUT OF IRELAND   Fredo Union. Congress of. the Workers of Ireland Deélare Strike Unless. Done

NO ORGANIZED OBSERVANCE OF THE DAY PLANNED  IN LAWRENCE   NO FORMAL PROGRAM   Some Business Houses Will Close All Day, Others for a Part of  the Day   ‘armers Union and Colored Knights of Pythias te, Observe © Day With Picnies 

NO ORGANIZED OBSERVANCE OF THE DAY PLANNED . IN LAWRENCE z   NO FORMAL PROGRAN   Some Business Houses Will Clo! All Day, Others for a Part of *  the Day   Farmers Union and: Colores Knights of ‘Pythiaa to, Observe Dav With Picniss - = _

BRITISH SEEN AS PERMANENT TURK MASTERS   { . Constantinople Opinion is They Will Remain in Control! of Entire Country.

ALLIES ARRES TURK LEADERS, HOLD CAPITAL   No Disorders’ Mark Second Day of Inter-Allied Occupation of: Constantinople — Issue Warning and Sieze Former War Minister

f ienemiers eRe ts Z oS   Tarkish Capital: Is Quie - Under Control of Com. bined Naval and Militar, Forces.

QUIET IN GONSTANTINOPLE      Second Day of Allied Occupation in Turk Capital Passed With Entire Calm,

TURK CAPITAL IS QUIET TODAY   British Troops in Large Num bers in Possession of Constantinople.

Turkish . “Police ...Co-operate “With Soldiers to Keep fCrrder_       BRITISH “ARE ACTIVE!   Essad’ Pasha, “Nationalis Leader; Among “Those "= Made. Prisoners.

RDER CONSTANTINOPLE   TURKISH POLICE COOPERATE WITH ARMED FORCES OF THE ALLIES.

TURKG BELIEVE, ESNPTSFATEWILL BE THEIRS. A1S0      Willingness to Talk is Not Found, However. — Quiet Reigns Today as Yesterday With the Allied Forces in Command, a   MOVE BELIEVED POLITICAL   Rather Than for Humane Reasons by Americans

ALL QUIET NOW Ik CONSTANTINOPLI   Second Day Of Allied Occupa. tion Of Tuwk Capital Uneventful.

REGISTRATION 10 BE PROBED BY VANNUYS   Federal Agents Today Start to Comt Indiana For Alleged Violations tes of the Law.   SIX CITIES ARE WATCHED

DRAWS PRE OF FEDERAL AGENTS   ACTION IS OUTGROWTH OF PE  - ‘TION, TO PURGE MARION ©  COUNTY REGISTRATION ‘ BOOKS 

MAN LOSES SPEECH WAITING FOR WIFE   SUFFERS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN WHILE AWAITING SPOUSE AT TERRE HAUTE.

LOOSE S WIFE, THEN SPEECH     Man Suffers Nervous Breakdown Awaiting His Lost Spouse.

PRISONERS ESCAPE HUM JAIL AFTER OAWING WAY OU]   Eight Men Make Get-a-waj From the Akron Jail.

EIGHT PRISONERS   Two Sets Of Bars Yield And Rope Aids Men To Yround   ALL ARE AT LARGE   Eseape Is Diseovered Satur day Morning As Guard Changes

‘ORX” MAN OF MYSTERY REGAINS. LOST MEMORY   Knew Nothing of War; Mind Blank Since Sinking of Titanic,

‘DR. X. IS MAN OF MYSTER}   Vivtim of Aphasia I Evidently a Cultured Englishman

MYSTERY MAN FOUND IN NEW JERSEY TOWN   “Doctor X,’"’ Man Of Culture, Cannot Remember His  Previous Life.

MIND BLANK oF HISTORY SINCE 1912      Cultured Englishman Knows Nothing: of His Life Since: _ Sinking of Titanic.”   SURPRISED WHEN TOLD -. OF THE WORLD'S WAR   Death af Roosevelt Also Unknown to Him—Displays : Unusual Knowledge of

SHALL THERE BE LIGHT?   That it a question That-is setering  ‘Residents at Beunctt and Palmrern.

FORCE DOWN  PRICE OF MILK   National Campaign Started to Re duce Cost of One cf the Es-

REPUBLICANS — II VOTE COMBINE   Plan to Put State and National Ballot Together  DEMOCRATS WILL PROTEST School Bill Before Legislature Thie Week

WINDY CITY IS BIG BURG   Chicago Given Population of 2,884,827 by Census Bureau.

CHICAGO NOW A LARGE TOWN   Census Figures Give City 2,884,827 Population—31.37 Per Cent Growth in Ten Years.

CHICAGO NOW. A:LARGE TOWN   Cénsus Figures Give City 2,884, 827 Population—31.37- Per Gent Growth : in: Ten Veare. ‘

DOCTOR CONFESSES © TO FIRING PAVILION   WAUPACA COUNTY VETERINAR: JAN ADMITS STARTING BLAZE WHICH DESTROYED  Sees arene a, abies ceca

DOCTOR CONFESSES TO FIRING PAVILION   WACPACA COUNTY VETERINARIAN ADMITS STARTING BLAZE WHICH DESTROYED  Naren trardt

SETS FIRE 10 NEW PAVILIO)   Waupa Veterinarian Con fesses to Burning Dance Wall’

DR. EUGENE CHAPIN IS MAN WHG STARTED FIRE   FIRE MARSHAL SECURES CON FESSION OF WAUPACA CO. MAN TO BURNING PAVILION.

HWKARING POSTPONED,   Testimony in Southern Coanelisyilte Case to bo Hoard Friday.

HEABING POSTPOVED,   Testimony in Southern Coxnelisyille Cease to he Heard Frider.

WHISKEY VALUED AT $175,001 STOLE   f + a a a ae is Five Agente Sent from Washing#tou te Investigate Chicago Case.

SPECIAL AGENTS PROBE ALLEGED WHISKEY STEAL IN CHICAGO DISTRICT   LARGE QUANTITY OF WHISKEY SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN UPON ARRIVAL,

Chicago Prohibition Officer Asks Four Months Baron  All Shipments.   MONEY IS RETURNED   Contraband Itself Said to Be Back in Hands of Consignee.

TO INVESTIGATE WHISKEY THEFI      Shipment Valued at $175,00( Stolen by Men Imperson ating Policemen.

URY DICKS ON SUENTS1 10,000 STOLEN BOOZE   Big Consignment of Whisky From Louisville Seized By Chicago Thieves.   FEDERAL AGENTS ASSIST DALRYMPLE   Robbery Said to Have Been Committed By Men Posing as Police Officers.

U.S. ASKED TO BAR LIQUGR SHIPMENTS TO BADGER STATE   lIndiana, Illinois and Michigan  Also Included Under Ban if rged by Dalrymple   INVESTIGATE THEET OF  _ HUGE LIQUOR SHIPMENT   Special Agents Coming to Aid Dalrymple in Probe

WHISKEY SHIPMENT LOST TO THIEVES   MAJOR DALRYMPLE HAS FEDERAL OFFICERS IN CHICAGO.

GOVERNMENT IS PUSHING PROBE LIQUOR THEFT   Large Shipment. Of Whisky  “Into Chicago Is Reason’ For Probe.

CHICAGO LIQUOR TANGLE GROWINE   Hundred and Seventy-Fiv Thousand Doliar Steal Alleged by Maj. Dalrymple.   “MIKE DE PIKE”? BLAMED

GERMANS 10 ENTER ZONE OF ENTENTE   Permission Given by Allies, Reliable Information Says, for Force to Enter Occhpied Territory to Restore Order.

BERT ARMIES FORGED 70 GIVE GROUNG TO VICTORIOUS REBEL   bie TINY UN NAVY, DECK HANDS TAKE HIGH PLACES,      FIGHTING CEASES UNDER ARMISTICE, BUP THE REDS APPARENTLY HOLD UPPER HAND—THE ALLIES WILL DECLINE TO ASSIST HRERT.

RED REVOLT SLOWS DOWN   LOYAL GERMAN TROOPS GRADUALLY REGAINING CONTROL.   & Clean-Up of Soviet Hfatrict in Thuringin Is Started and Hattles for Several Large Cities Are Expected,

RADICALS BATTLING GERMAN SOLDIERS   Report of Wesel’s Capture by Communists fs Denied Officially as Reinforcements Arriving   West German Workers’ Coun: cils Will Meet at-Essen to Decide Upon Attitude

OF GERMANY TURNED DOWN BY uss.   Action of United States Same Ax Britain and Italy

THE ELKS’ LAST DAY.   /Thé National Convention of the Order Closes Tonight.

300,000 FIRMS DODGE FEDERAL TAX RETURNS   $19 000.000 Collected in Delinquent Payments—-Private Individuals Pay No Heed.

FIND 300,000. TAK DODGERS   U. S. GOVERNMENT IN DRIVE ON DELINQUENT THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY   FACS TO MAKE. RETURNS

MANY CHEATERS IN UNITED STATES   Government Agents Find 300,000 Income Tax Dodgers.      BIG DRIVE NOW IN PROGRESS   Revenue Chief Reports That Many  Firms and tndividuais Fail to  Make Returns—Luxury Levies  Prominent on the Lists. 

REFUSE TO MAKE TAX RETURNS.   Wartime Appeal of Government Has Failed ef Effect.

WILLIAMS ORDERS ANEW ROUNDU!   Thousands Fall to Maxe Honest * “Belurns on Incomes,

MANY FAIL TO MAKE HONEST TAX RETURNS   Commissioner Williams Re ports on Delinquent Collections for Six Months

AILUIAMS GRDERS A EW ROUNDUP   Thousands Fail to Make Hones! Relums on Incomes,

TAX DODGERS ROUNDED UP BY FEOERAL AGENTS   Forced to Pay an Aggregate of $19,051,000, During a Six Months’ Drive.

MANY NEGLECTED TO PAY FEDERAL TAXES AND SOME MADE UNTRUE RETURNS Be The Awesucsaicd rreae

HALF MILLION TAXSLACKERS LAST 2 YEARS   Delinquent Tax -Problenis Aré Considered’ Grave by Fed* eral Authorities

FIND 300,000 TAX DODGERS   U. S. Government in Drive or Delinquents Throughout the Country.   FIRMS FAIL TO MAKE RETURNS   Revenue Chief at Washington Report: Many Evade Luxury and Other Levies—Apparently There Are Lots of Cheaters.

PICTURES TO AID IN FARM MOVEMENT   State Department Will Photograph Untenanted’ Tracts and Buildings—Labor Situ ation is Serious.

URGE BACK 10 THE FARM MOVEMENT   State Department Will Photo. graph Vacant Farms And Buildings.   EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN   Exodus From Rural Communities And Shortage of Farm Labor Causes Authorities to Take Action.

INCREASE GIVEN POSTAL EMPLOYS         Workmen At Local Postofice Will Profit With Others By New Waee haw.

INGREAGE GIVEN POSTAL EMPLOYES   Advance in Salaries of About $200 A Year Frovided in Bill Passed by Congress.   CITY CARRIERS’ BENEFITED   Clerks and Rural Mail Carriers Also to Receive More Pay Un(ler New Measure.

G0. B. WOMEN WOULD QUIT.          ness Logisinture Favers Welfare Bis; -Woien May Tt.

WOMEN DEMAND ACTION   New Yurk Slate Leavers Threeter Strike On Election Bay,

WOMEN MAY GOON STRIKE   Threaten to Jump Party Unless Welfare Bills Are Passed

New York Republican Women Voters Threaten to Strike if Welfare Bills Rejectet

EPUBLICAN WOMEN 10 BOLT PARTY UNLESS WEI FARE AILLS PAS   FORMAL WARNING OF INTENTION OF WOMEN IS SENT TO REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN,

Sa ER RS RO Tne cee ANSE wen Nt  The he Female C Of The Political — Species Shows Her Teeth

DENIAL MADE OF DISSENSION   Aflied Supreme Council Decinred to  Re in Aceord.

FIELD DAY ia HEWRERRY CASE   MANY LAWYERS SCHEDULED TO ADDRESS THE JURY FOR THE DEFENSE.

GONTINUES PLE FOR AGQUITTAL   Eight Attorneys for Individuals Scheduled to Address Newberry Jury Today.   ‘YOU BLAST, MAKE GOQOD’

GREAT FIRE IN CORK   IRISH CITY SUFFERS LOUS OF MANY MILIIONS    Incendiary Blazes Kat Up Blocks in The Unhappy City. —

FIFTEEN MILLION ~ FIRE IS RAGING ~ INCITY OF CORK   Chly Hall, Banking Houses Destroyed by Inecendlary Fires, Counter. Charges as to Origin,

IARY FIRES IN CORK STIEL RAGING   LOSS ESTIMATED at SINTHED MILLION DOLLARS WITH THOCSANDS OFT OF WORK.      There is Disagreement As to How the Fire Started, Some Believing it to Be Work of Bric. ish Police.

$15,000,000 LOSSES IN FIRES _ OF BUSINESS SECTION IN CORK   2000 Persons Were Thrown Out of Employment By Conflagration—Incendiarism Well Organized As Fires Burst Simultaneously-— May Have Been Casualties.

GOnK SWEPT BY $5,000,000 FIRE   FAMOUS EVILDINGS. INCLUDING ’ TOWN HALL, DESTROYED,   FLAMES FOLLOW FACTION FIGHT   Blazes Burst Out At Several Places After Police Lorries Had Been Bombed by trish Sympathizers — Blame fs Shifted.

Lerrorism spreads to All Farts of Great City Thru Long Hours of Night as Walls Totter and Fall :  ea: >». rae , > ff rr ff.         Thousands Flee to Refugee Camps Outside City Limits—Black and Tans Charged with Latest Crime   Police Not Given All the Blame

BLACK AND TANS CHARGED WITH STARTING FIRE   Sinn Feittera Blame Black and Taus For Conflagration-—Flames Still Rarninge

Fifty Buildings in Quarter Mile Area Burned in Fi i” Started Saturday i       ATTACK ON SOLDIERS PRECIPITATED Se   CLIIZENS, FEARING TOWN WILL BE PLUNDERED, FLEE INTO COUNTRY DISTRICTS FOR SAFETY ’ "

incendiary Conflagrations Started Saturday Night and Con _ tinued Sunday Night—Lives Believed Lost and 2,000 fra Out at: Warp

LAKE STEAMER REPORTED SUNK: ~ BIG LIFE LOSS   “reighter’ in Collision With Steamer and Goes to  Bottom of Lake:

SENATOR HARDING SEEKS CO-ORDINATION OF HIS ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE (W HANDEING THE REINS

G.0.P. NOMINEES ANNOUNCE PLANS   Appeal to Restore Party Govemment in Place of Per sonal Government   Basis of Campaign, Say: Harding—"“Law and Or  der” Coolidge Slogan

RENEW RULE  PP BIER   Republicans Plan Campagn as _ Appeal to Substitute Party Government for Personal Control, Harding Declares   Observe Law and Prosperity Will Follow, Coolidge Says, After Candidates Confer With Hays as to Course

Instead of Personal Gavernment tr be Restored, Stalement by Senator Harding Says   SELF-CONTROL BY PEOPLE OBJECT, SAYS COOLIDCE

SENATOR HARDING . ‘MAKES STATEMEN   Appeal To Be Made To Restore Party ‘Government As Cohstitational Sate stitute For Personal Government*

‘Republican Candidates Agree Basis For Presidential ~ ‘Campaingn.

The Republicans Have a Slovan   The Campaign Cry is to be an Appen tu Resture Constitutional Govern ment 23 a Substitute for Persona Government.

G.0.P. LEADERS TO ELIMINATE ‘PERSON RULE   ‘Announce Basis fo 1920 Campaign; Hard.  ing-Coolidge Confer

HARDING, HAYS AN) EOOLINGE IN CONEERENEE   Restoration of Party Government to-Be Made Appeal During Campaign .   SELF. CONTROL BY “CITIZENS IS URGED   ‘Nominee Declares Vice Presi dent. Should Piay Big: Part  in Government

HARDING SAYS GOVERNMENT IS TO BE BY PARTY   Will Substitute Party For Per sonal Government He De clares.   Coolidge Also Makes A Brief Statement

PARTY RULE IS WARNING’S PLEA   Presidential Candidate anc Coolidge Agree to Forego Personal Government.

TY GOVT. VERSUS © _ PERSONAL   2 en HARDING AND COOLIDGE BASE - CAMPAIGN ON PARTY COVERS WEN”   HARBING TIEENKS VICE PRESTVENT OUGHT FO PLAY A BIG PART IN GOVERNMENT.

FIRST MEETING OF 6,0.P, CANDIDATES SINCE CONVENTION      SENATOR HARDING AND GOVERNOR COOLIDGE CONFER TODAY AT WASHINGTON   AMERICANISM WILL BE CONTEXT OF ADDRESS

Candidates Announce the Lines Along Which Campaign for Election Will Be Waged.   AGREE PERFECTLY ON A PROGRAMME

Campaign to Be Based on Appeal for Government of That Kind, Says Harding, After Conference With Coolidge.

HARDING STATES BASIS UF CLAN   Will Run on Proposal to Restore Party Government In United States.

PARTY INSTEAD OF PERSONAL GOV, — 1§ PROPOSED   it Is Agreed Between Harding an Coolidge That Vice President Should Have Larger Part tn “Work

HARDING AND RUNNING MATE IN CONFERENCE   Republican Standard Bearers Will Base Campaign on Plea for Return of Party Government; Close Teamwork Planned

NARUING AND CODLIDGE AGEE!   GET TOGETHER AND MAP OUT PLAN WHICH REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL FOLLOW IN CAMPAIGN.

HARDING-COCLIDGE STATEMENTBLAZES REPUBLICAN TRAIL   Will Base Campaign on Appea to Replace Personal With Party Government.   SEES IMPORTANT WORK IN VICE PRESIDENT’S POST   Republican Nominees Confer Together First Time Since Chicago Convention.

 Senator Herding, Nominee, Sounds Cal for Restoration of Party Control,   COOLIDGE  ALSO SPEAKS   'Staloments Issued by Candidates FelJeving Cenlerence With Leederss Vice Prenidest Should Play Lerge  i Vary in Affairs, Harding Declared,

SENATOR HARDING ANNOUNGES PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN   PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE OF THE REPUBLICANS SAYS IT WILL BE BASED ON “APPEAL. TO RESTORE PARTY GOVERNMENT — CALVIN COOLIDGE, RUNNING MATE, MADE. FORMAL STATEMENT.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE MEET FOR FIRST TALK    Confer in Washington This Morn ing Regarding Plans for Campaign This Fall.

DAK TO PARTY OVERNMENT [a 5 U.P SLOGAN   Harding and Coolidge Hole Confab, Deciding to Plead Against ‘Personal’ Rule   MORE DUTIES PLANNED FOR VICE-PRESIDENT   SECOND OFFICIAL WOULD PLAY MORE IMPORTANT PART IN CO-ORDINATING SENATE AND PRESIDENT.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE TALK MATTERS OVER   Candidates Arranging Plans for Coming Campaign.

HARDING ASKS FOR PARTY GOVERNMENT   Declares Vice President Should Be More Than Substitute in Waiting.   CONTROL BY THE PEOPLE

PARTY POWER 6.0. P. SLOGAN   Harding And Coolidge Confes At Washington Today With Chairman Hays.

HARDING AND COOLIDGE MET IN CONFERENCE   Discussed Speeches 01 Acceptance During the Morning

¢.0.P. NOMINEES ‘WOULD RESTORE ~ PARTY LINES   HARDING AND COOLIDGE TO COOPERATE IN CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNMENT CHANGE

Senator Harding and Gover. nor Coolidge at Conference Today Agree to Base Cam - paignon This Issue.

HARDING SAYS GOVERNMENT IS TO BE BY PARTY   Will Substitute Parly For Per sonal Government He De clares.  Canlidge Alen Makes A Rrie   Coolidge Also Makes A Briel Statement

HARDING IN _ STATEMENT oe OF POLICY      fo. » Appeal for "Restoration of        ai ‘

GIVES BASIS FOR HIS CAMPAIGN   Harding Would Restore Party Government, Talks Things Over With Coolidge.

FIGHT OF PARTY VS. PERSONAL GOVERNMENT   ‘Republican Campaign for the Presi: dency Will Be Based on These Premises, Says Harding

RESTORATION OF PARTY me 10 BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE   * HARDING AND COOLIDGE AGREE ZHAT “PERSONAL GOVERN.  MEN MEST BE  ELIMIS VFED   WORK FOR VICE-PRESIDENT   G O PL Nominee Aver. That ‘Phere is Mienty of Work fur the ViewPresident cud They Bxpect To Work Togetner bb Elected

ee  ‘DRMAL STATEMENTS ISSUED TO THE PUBLIC BY HARDING AND COOL!DGE   Repablican Presidential Campaign Will Be Based on a ‘Appeal to Restore Party Government as a Constitutional Substitute for Personal Government”

TWO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES AND HAYS CONFERRED   First Conference Sinc Chicago Convention  Held Today

b. 0. P. NOMINEES HOLY GONFERENGE   Harding and Coolidge Decide t Make Plea for Restoration of Party Goverment.   HARDING MAKES STATEMENT   Vice-President Should Have Larger Part in Coordinating Work of President and Senate.

AND COOLIDGE IN CONFERENCE   CAMPAIGN WILL BE BASED ON APPEAL TO RESTORE —   Party Government as a Constitutional Substitute for Personal Government, Declares Senator — Gov. Coolidge Makes a Statement. -

LINE UP HOOVER TOR-ROMINATION. BY REPUBLICANS   Letier - Written” Year Age a Shows H His Foreign Policy Like @.O0-P's .--

Shows Opposition to League of Nations—Warns ‘Wilson of’. Europe's: Politics.

HOOVER LETTERS SHOW HE OPPOSED BRITISE   Lavirence Reveals Contents Tha Put Food Controller on Republican Side.   WARNS AGAINST EUROPE   Clear Mra Hoover's Mind Does Not Run Along With Wilson’s on League Idea,

HOOVER SEEKING REPUBLICAN NOMINATION   Hitherto Unpublished Letter Reveals He Differs With Wilson On Pact.  ALSO SHOWS HE FOUGHT BRITISH  Democrats Disappointed, But Not Closing Door — On His Nomination.

DISASTROUS FIRE IN GALVESTON   Loss Eestimated at Over Two Million Dollars  For Island City

tol ON BLAZE VERY DISAST ADU:   [WO MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE DONE ON WATER. FRONT BY BIG FIRE   Losses Included Much Grain And Over 3,500 Bales Cotton.—A Large Mill Also Burned to Ground.

SEVEN HUNDRED ROBBERIES FOUND   EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF HARRY J. JAMES CLEARS UP MYSTERY OF LONG STANDING

“Silk Mask Robber” Kept Card File of $500,000 Loot   Mystery of 700 Chicago Robberies Cleared After Arrested Suspect “Shoots Up” Town Hall Police Station, Wounding Two Patrolmen, and Is Himself Slain.

700 ROBBERIES Wt CHICAGO REVEALEE ~—TNLEADER'S DERE   Index Card System Founcteam Room of Harry James, Wrecks : Was Killed by Police, Site Origin of Thefts and Hidr sar  Place is Exnosed. fen, “ay

700:ROBBERIES IN ~ CHICAGO REVEALED AN LEADER'S DEATH   Index Card System Found isi Room of Harry James, Who Was Killed by Police, Show Origin of Thety and Hiding  Place is Exnose

SLAIN BURGLAR Ta KEY TD $800,000 HAULS IN CHICAGO   700 Robberies Cari Indexed by Crook Killed by Cops. as He Tries to Escape.   BUSINESS SYSTEM USED EVEN TO BOOKKEEPING   Tons of Art Works, Gems and $40,000 in Oriental Rugs Found. in Warehouse.

Z00 Robberies W ork of “Silk Mask” Burglar   Chicago Police Find Loot Worth $500,000—Man Kept Record of Crimes.

CARD INDEX OF LOOT FOUND IN ROBBER’S SHOE   7OO Robberies Clearec Following Death of Chicago Man.

THIS BURGLAR WAS AN EFFICIENCY FAN   Kept Book Account And Card Index Of Robberies And Prospects.

‘Harry James, Killed  by Chi i cago Police, Revealed as  Mysterious Thief.  KEPT CARD INDEX   . OF STOLEN GOODS ;When Killed Was Wearin;  Suit Belonging to Sen  ‘ator Lorimer...

SLAYING CLEARS 100 ROBBERIES   BURGLAR KILLED IN CHICAGO AFTER SHOOTING UP STATION  Investigation Reveals Card Index With List Of Victims As Well as  #Proa<cnect<” Find Wuoch Loot.

FIND $500,080 ROBBERS CACHI   MYSTERY OF 700 CHICAGO THEFTS IS CLEARED WHEN HARRY JAMES iS SHOT AND KILLED.

ROBBER, WHO KEPT FILE OF WORK, KILLED   Seven Hundred Thefts With Loot of Half Million, Cleared.

700 ROBBERIES CLEARED UP IN MAN'S ARREST   ‘Loot of Burglar Believed to  Total More Than Half Million Dollars

SEVEN HUNDRED BURGLARIES DISCLOSED   Card Index Case .Found After ,Police Kill Man, " Reveals $500,000 Loot

Silk Mask Burglar’s $500,000 Loot Found In His Crime Warehouse After Death In Battle With Chicago Police

ROGDER SLAIN BY POLICEMAN A BANDIT KING   Is Thought to Have Engi neered 700 Jobs in Chicago.   $500,000 IN LOOT IS FOUND IN WAREHOUSE   When Killed Man Was Found to Be Wearing Stolen Suit of Clothes.

CARD INDEX SYSTEM OF SLAIN ROBBER LEADER. CLEARS UP 500 CRIME   “Silk Mask” Burglar,” Killed After Shooting Up Chicago Policd Station, Kept Check of Jobs; Had List of “Prospects” Classified; Large Amount of Loot Recovered by Officers.

GIGANTIC ROBBER POOL DISCOVERED IN CHICAGO TODA   Half Million Dollar Loss is Cleare Up in Examination Effects of P Man Killed Last Night

“Silk Mask Burglar’ Apparently Re -sponsible For 760 Robberies Totalling Over $500,000.

MASTER BURGLAR SHOT BY POLICE   Harry James Responsible for 700 Robberies of Articles Worth $500,000

acter Wises er nin.      700 ROBBERIES CHARGED TO _ “SILK MASK BURGLAR” WHO IS SHOT TO DEATH IN CHICACC

HICAGO BURGLAR “KPI CARD INDEX. OF HIS ROBBERIES   James, Who Was Killed Last Night, Had Cleaned Up Over Half Million in 760 Breaks  : 

“Half Million” Barglar Slain In Police Due   Bandit Wore Suit Belonging ‘to Former U. S. Senator WAT ies “Tot pa.

0) ROBBERIFS ARE CLEARED.   List Found Among WPivects of “sitk Mask Burginr.”’

700 ROBBERIES IN CHIGAGO CLEAREL    Slaying of Robbery Suspect _ Results in Discovery of Much Loot.   FIND COMPLETE LEDGERS

ANE YOU IN THE RAGE FOR THE BEAUTIFUL 1921 MODEL ESSEX CAR’   Nominations Should Be Made Immediately in the Ada Daily and Weekly News Circulation Campaign.

NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN FOR NEWS GREAT CONTESI   Wonderful Prizes for the Members of Salesmanship Club.

} BOARD TO MOVE TO CHICAGO   Rail Labor Body to Begin Wage Hearings There on May 17.

WAGE BOARD ON THE MOVE   Will Go to Chicago to Hear Com plaints of Rail Men.

DEFY FIXED PRICES   OPERATORS’ SPOKPSMAN SCORES : COAL COMMISSION,   sees Ruin of Coal bidustey and Many Mines Closed; Eschback Answers,

DEFY: FIXED; PRICES   OPERATORS! SPOKESMAN BCONES Ji. }coan COMMISSION. nes      Sees Ruin of Coal I dlastry anid Manj Ines Closed; Esehback Aliswers,

UNION WILL ASaIST   PLIGHT OF STRIKING MINERS COMPARED TO ARMENIA.   Moral and Pinancicl Aid Given Strik ers in Alabaina and West Va.

JAPS IN SIBERIA CAUSE SUSPICION   STATESMAN INSISTS JAPA? LAY CASE BEFORE POWERS It SECESSARY TO MAMTA ARMY IN SIBERIA.

JAPAN MAY GRAB GREAT SIBERIA   Other Powers Becoming Suspicious of the Niponese.

POLIOH PEOPLE MUST DEGIDE I PEAGE SECURED   Entente Allies Will Not Interfere With Bolsheviki, Negotiations Is Attitude Taken   EUROPEAN PEACE IS ‘ HANGING IN SALANCE   Plebicite Question in Qccupi sd Territory [s Considered Important Factor

PEACE HINGES ON WARSAW ACTION   May Put it Up to Poland to Arrange  for Plebescite in the Occupied Area,

Peace of Europe Hangs on Whether  Poles and Bolshevik Sign a Treaty

HISCUSSION Ot PEAGE TERMS {0 BEING WATCHED   European Diplomats Are Keenly Interested in the Negotiations Between th Poles and Soviet Russia

WIND DAMAGED PLANE      lipped Dr. Outland’s' Machine Over at Minneapolis

WIND DAMAGED PLANE   Tipped Dr. Outland’s’ Machine ’ Over at Minneapolis *

 Republican Committeemen — Meet in Chicago Today to  Piek Temporary Chairmar   Names of Some of Couniry’s Biggest Men Are Be ing Shutfied for t the J ob--P1 lans for Convention to Select Presidential Candidate.

MILITARY OPERATIONS HAVE CEASED   Lithunians and Poles Sigz Artieles Aecording to Announcement,

BEIGE. NEAR   \Poles and Lithuanians Quit Fighting as Allied Commission Takes a  Peck:

ACTIVITY IS HALTED   By Lithuanians and Peles; Completing the Soviet Armistice

FINAL ARMISTICE IS ARRANGED BY POLES   SOVIET AND POLISH DELEGATES COMPLETE ARRANGEMENT! FOR FINAL ARMISTICE

POLES CEAGE FIGHT —AEAINCTLITHUAN   Delegates to Peace Conference Arrived at Suwalki on. Wednesday.   ISOVIET ARMISTICE NEAR

‘French Military Circles Con:  cerned Over Effect of Russo  ,Polish Armistice on Wran.gel Campaign

Ie 7 ENDED   Military Operations Between Nations Stopped, Says Polish Headquarters.   WORKING ON RUSS ARMISTICE   Dispatch From Riga Says Indeperd. ence of White Ruthenia and Ukraine Will Be Recognized— Wrangei Captures 10,000 Rade

POLED AND LITA HALT HOSTILITIES   War Between Poland and Lithuania Comes to End.   WORK ON ARMISTICE AT RIGA   Exact Terms Withheld, but White Ruthenia and Ukrainia Are to Be Free—French Fear for Wrangel’s Armies.

Thousards of People Crowded To The Grounds Today   Robert Smart, John Faucett and Joseph Garver Elected Directors Without Opposition

POLISH-LITHUANIAN - HOSTILITIES. AT END ‘TODAY RIGA REPORTS   Allied Mission « on ' Dispute Be tween Two Nations Reaches Suwalki   POLISH AND RUSSIAN TRUGE TO BE SIGHED ON ‘FRIDA   Terms of ‘Agreement. -Not: Mad Public

POLISH WAR ON HIN ES ALLIES ARAN  ma te   Commission Reaches Su walki to Obtain Data on Diente.   2ED FIGHT CONTINUES   Poles Continue Successes in Field, Seeking New Corridor.

Polish Weadquarters Today Annoainced That Militavy Operations Hetween tho Two Cormtrics Had Ceased.

LITHUANIANS CEASE FIGHT AGAINT POLES   Soviet Now Free to Put _ Big Force Against Gen. Wrangel.

EACH 10 GIVE: PROPERTY BAGH   P@LISH AND RUSSIAN DELE GATES FRAME THE FINAL ARMISTICE TERMS.

POLE-LITRUANIAN WAR 15 AT AN ENG   FIGHTING CEASES WITH CON VENTION OF ALLIED MISSION AT SUWALKL WEDNESDAY.

LFTHUUANIANG AND POLED GEASE OPERATIONS WHER ALLIED MISSION ARRIVES   STATEMENT MADE RY POLIS! HEADQUARTERS AT RIGA PEACE CONFERENCE,

LITHUARIE-PELE WAR NOW ENDED   Military Operations Between Nations, Stopped, Savs Potsh Headquarters.   Dispatch From Riga Says Independ ence of White Ruthenia and Ukraine Will Bs Recognized—  Wrangel Captures 10,000 Dade

LITHUANIA-POLE WAR NOW ENDED   Military Operations Between Na tions Stopped, Says Poiish Headquarters.   WORKING: ON RUSS ARMISTICE   Dispatch From Riga Says Independ ence of White Ruthenia and Ukraine Will Be Recognized Wrangel Captures 10,000 Reds.

WILL BC TURN Paige io wa GOUT -—AAGHIVES AND OTHER PROPERTY      Poland Lithuania Will Also Pay for Property Taken or Desiroyed by Eliher Country Without Miltary  AD ee es TA ha Da aa

RECORD BALLOT IN STATE EXPECTED    2,000,000 to Register Wills at Polls, is Forecast   WOMEN AMONG FIRST IN LINE!   Marks Ending of One of Hardest Fought Campaians

TOOK NAVY A MONTH TO MAKE DECISION   irs Was Made 27 Days After War Was Started, Sims Charges.

SQUARE PENNIES   Australian Coins to be of Odd : - Shape Hereafter.

SERMON SUBJECTS FOR PRAYER WEEK   Annual Services Will Be Held in Methedist Church in January.

CHICK GANDIL GOING TO GHIGKGD 12 FACE ACCUSERS IN COURT   SAYS HE IS GOING TO MAKE THE) PROVE EVERY CHARGE MADE AGAINST HIM.

GANDIL CHARGES HE . WAS MADE THE GOAT   Says He Will Go to Chicag and Disprove Charges. —

PEAGE RESOLUTION UF REPUBLICANS UP NEXT FRIDAY   Democratic Chairman Predicts Serious International Complications.   SAYS WILSON WILL VETO

TO VOTE. ON END OF WAR RESOLUTION NEXT WEEK      Peosident, Wi} Sign Document’ tee - Conflict Over

REPUBLICANS IN THE PEAGE FIGHT IN DEAD EARNEST   They Are Going Alone as ; Party to End the World War in a Hurry.   Democrats Are Lining Up Against Resolution Backed by Chairman Cummings.

WILL VOTE ON PEACE RESOLUTION NEXT WEE]   Cummings, Democratic National Committee Chairman, Scores Republican Wing

Democrat National Committee Leader Opens Fire on Plan. To End, War  e   MEASURE PASSES HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS BODY    Cummings Says Resolution Will Probably Cause International Complications

COMPLETE PLANS TO PUT 6.0.P PEACE RESOLUTION THU   Measure is Favorably Reported by Foreign Affairs Body   WILL VOTE > NEXT WEEK

WAR WITH GERMANY MAY BE CALLED OFF   CONGRESS PROPOSES TO DO IT BY RESOLUTION.   Peace Declaration Coming to Vote in House a Week From Today— Demecratic Chairmar Attacks Republicans.

Chairman Cummins of the Democratic Party Denounces Methods of Republicans to Have Peace Declared; Leaders Think Measure Will Pass House Next Friday   DEMOCRATS OPPOSING THE PLANS

PLANS COMPLETED FOR CARLY BALLOT ON PEACE MEASURE   HPs Thos WIE COME EP hon VOTe WHER Pit Tere y pHeop Pr b Hy Pea   DRAWS DEMOCRATIC FIRE   Action “darks “Lowes Vount of Mera fapacity to Which Repatlican teudership Has Descended,” iveciares € qmmings

PEACE RESOLUTION T0 BE PUT THROUGH WEEK FROM TODA)   Plans Are Completed by Republican Leaders of House of Representatives.   ACTION DRAWS FIRE OF DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN   Measure Pavorably Reported by ‘oreign Relations Committee and Will be Taken Up Thorsday Under Nine Hour Debate Rule Whieh Will Bring Vote Friday.

FINISH PLANS TO END PRESENT STATE OF WAR   Chairman ot Democratic National Committee Vigorously Assails Republican Actions

STATE OF PEAGE WITH GERMAN TO BE DECLARES WITHIN A WEEK   Republican Leaders of. the House Complete Plans to Officially End. the War  ae ere A nei   REPUBLICANS DRAW FIRE OF CUMMINGS   Chairman Democratic Committee Criticizes Their Action: Douvts if Wilson Will Sion the Resolution.

HOUSE TRY  ING 70 USE TREATY DID NOT ADOPT   HOMER CUMMINGS SAYS THAT IT MARKS LOWEST POINT OF MORAL CAPACITY   Democratic Chairman Expects Aid o1 the President In the Coming Campaign. He Announces

Peace Resolution Is Advanced in Congress   BY STRICT PARTY VOTE OF REPUBLICANS—SHOT FROM CUMMINGS ON PLAN—SAYS 1T MARKS LOW EBB OF G. O. P. STATESMANSHIP—HIS ATTITUDE ON HOOVER—PRESIDENT MAY ENTER CAMPAIGN.

CURB DEBATE TO BRING VOTE NEXT FRIDAY   Republicans Complet: Plans to Declare War at an End.

DODSON STOPS SALE OF CALOMEI   {Dodson’s Liver Tone’’ is Taking Place of Dangerous, Sickening Chemical, Say Druggists +

: \ nee ,, oa BOP a Bel ase 8 - ¥ . : . _ 1 oa a. i: aq oom F c : a : : : H . . som . , - f , wa: E “ . 2 OF (  J : a5 . ; - 2 d q ‘ : ; tf      {Dodson's Liver Tone” is Taking Place of Dangerous, Sickening Chemical, Say Druggists.

RAILROAD CRISIS IN NEW-ENGLAND   Officials Declare Transportatior >» ds Worst in History

OL TRAINS ARE TAREN OFF IK NEW ENGLANG   Freight Transportation Crisis Faced on Return of Roads to Private Ownership

‘POLES AND GERMANS IN CLASH   Forces of Latter Suffer Backsct iz HDiatrict of Posen.

HASNO GELFOTARTER   MHATHS 1% TIPFON COCNTY HAVING ENGINE TROUBLE.   lack of Interest Found in Both Old Parties,   :

HASNOSELFSTARTER   POLITICS IN TIPTON COUNTY HAVING ENGINE TROUBLE.      Tack ar Interest Young in. Roth ond

AMERICAN BAPTISTS IN CHINA AID IN EIGHT ON CHOLERA EPITEMI!   ee ewe  BUSILY ENGAGED Ww HERE PLAGUI AND PESTILENCES BEGIN” THEIR SPREAD.”

ACCEPTS PRINGIPLE OF WAGE TRIBUNAL   RAILROAD WORKERS REPLY TO PRESIDENT THIS AFTERNOON   UNION HEADS TO MEET   Vebraary 28 sef as a-Tentative Date for Meting-. Maintenance Strike Stil! Stands for Fer, 17%,

“DRY” AGENT CALLED SLAYER IS ACQUITTED   Had Been Tried on Charge of Killing Chauffeur Thinne Paid

ONLY FOURDAYS OF PAPER ARAL   THE PRINT STOCK SITUATION SHOWS CONSUMPTION IS ON THE INCREASE.

Supp!y Wonld Last Only Four Days Should Production Stop Suddenly.

PRINT PAPER STOCKS LOW   Supply Would Last Only Four Days Should Production Stop Snuddruly.

Production Increases Only Ten Per Cent, While Consumption Gains 24   RESERVE STOCKS ARE LOWEST IN TEN YEARS   ©, B. COLVER TELLS HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS cOMMITTEE EXCESS PROFITS TAX I CAUSE OF SHORTAGE,

PRINT PAPER STOCK CETTING VERY LO\   Production Has Only Increased 10 Per Cent While Consumption Has increased 24 Per Cent.

Must Cut Down Sunday Editions To Save Paper   Print Paper Supply Suilicient to Las! Days Ty Production Stops, Trade Commismiuner Tells Conee

FLU NURSES WANTED   CHICAGO SENDS OUT CALL FOR AID IN FIGHT.   Appeals to Middie West and Canada for Help to Check Spread of Disease.

CHICAGO NEEDS HELP   Appeals to Middle West and Canada for Nurses.   Call Goes Out for Voluntsers to Cheek the Spread of the Epidemic.

COVERNOR CONFERS WITH COPE ON GALVESTON BUT MAKES NO ANNOUNGEMENT   STRIKE SITUATION IN TEXAS PORT DISCUSSED BUT DELIBERATIONS ARE SECRET,

CONFERS. WITH GENERAL COPE      No Announcement. Made  “of Any: M 4  love to. Take

WAR DECLARED UN LECHERS BY LHI GRAND JURY   Repeated Attacks on Young - Women By Morons Leads  to Investigation.   GIRLS SUMMONED TO GIVE TESTIMONY   Mothers Condemned for Per mitting Daughters to Roam the Streets.

PARENTS   drand Jury Asks Them Why Daughters are Gui Late at Night. oe

HARDING CONFERS WIT PEPUBLICAN CHAIRNA   WILL H.' HAYS GOES OVER PLANS WITH NOMINEE, WHO HASBUSY DAY. - 

HARDING SPEECH GETS HAYS’ 0K   NOMINEE HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS ON PARTS OF HIS ADDRESS

HARDING HAS A DAY WITH HIS MANAGERS   HAYS AND DOUGHERTY HOLD 4 SUNDAY CONFERENCE.   National Chairman Opttmistic, De elaring Chieago Convention Wise im Its Chotee—Keominee Besy On Speech.

FORMER PLAN   Senator Spends Busy Day in Conferences and the Receiving of Vigitors

 More and More Hays Claims He Congratulates Country On, Sen: ators Nomination—Will Cul “Dewn Visiting List.   MUST COMPLETE HIS SPEECE

CAMPAIGN !S DISCUSSED   Harding Holds Conference With Hays and Daugherty—Also -Attends Church Services.

Nominee, His Wife and Will H. Hays Attend Church After Which an informal Reception is Held,   SENATOR RECALLS  PREACHING SERMON   Occupied the Pulpit Once at the Trinity Baptist Church in Marion; s_ Busily a’ Work on Speech,

GHAIRMAN CONFERS WITH SEN. HARDING, BIRT FARMER TO BE APPOINTED. BY OX  O0—0—0

HARDING’S BUSY DAY      Attends Church and Confers with Party Leaders

MINERS VOTE TO TAKE ‘VACATION   200 DELEGATES VOTE TO BID DE FIANCE TO PRESIDENT WILSON

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COURT CASE. DECIDED   Publishing Trugtees Win Deci ', sion Over Directors of . th '” Wother Church. 7

WIN IN FIGHT 10 OBTAIN AUTRORITY PUBLISHING HEADS   Sect’s Printing Society Was Not to Be Under Former’s Rule, Finding of Master.   [ROWLANDS CHARGES NOT IN GOOD FAITH, HE SAYS   Two Votes to Oust Hint Illegal as One Was Telephoned, Other: Unauailified.

FARMS AND LABOR MAY BE REPRESENTEI   BOARD OF EDUCATION WANT NEW GROUPS ON BOARD OF REGENTS

Johnson And Hoover Battlng Today For California’s Vote   Clear Cut Issue Between Two Aspirants As No Other Republicans Entered

SATUS RINE creme tr eoatee se “VPRIKERS EFFORTS PAIL,   Preach Railways Use -Voluntec Recrutts With Suec.

CUBANS RESORT 10 USE OF OYNAMITE: ~—INPOLITICAL FIGH   Bridges Are Blown Up T Halt Travel Of Candidates.

CUBAN ELECTION UNDER U.S. LAN   Statutes: Governing Voting November 1 Framed By Gen. Enoch Crowder

CUBAN ELECTION TOBE HEL GN NOVEMBER   Nearing Windup With Little Talk Of Revolution.

But To Facilitate Matters Reported Directly To The Navy Department   Lack Of Defined Policy May Have Bearing On Award Of Naval  :  Medals

ADMIRAL MAYO DIFFERS WITH SIMS IN MEDAL CONTROVERSY: “LETTER WAS NOT A PROTEST’      Commander-in-Chief of U.S. Fleet Fails to Support Subordinate.—Says Secretary and Board Acted Within Rights in Changing Recommendations. _

ADM'L. MAYO'S VIEW OPPOSES — THAT OF SIM   Testifying on Naval Decorations Says Service at Sea Was Too Little Considered.   READS LETTER HE WROTE   Practically All His Recommend: ations Were Changed or Disapproved.

Superior - Officer: Says: Danish Was Within Rights i ‘Changing Awards.   Letter Written. to Secretary Was Not Intended as Protest: He Declares.

Commander: ‘in Chief of Ameri« cant Battlecratt eg War        ‘SAYS CONSIDERATION TOO SCANT TO MEN ON SHORE   ‘Testifies to Making Few Recommendations for Honors while Only One Member of Staff Received Decoration

WRITTEN AFTER HIS RECOMMENDATION HAD BEEN CHANGED BY BOARD OR BY DANIELS

Commander-in- Chgef. of T.-S: Fleet During War Testifi His Letter to Daniels.-or Decorations Was Not ‘Kid      Opposes Views Express Sims, ‘and Says Secretary and” Board Had Perfect Right to Make Any Changes

Mayo Tells Senators He Didn’t Kick   ADMIRAL’ WHO WROTE  LETTER ABOUT AWARDS ‘ TAKES DIFFERENT VIEW TO THAT OF sie  2   Daniels Says That Sims Was Not in Command of Fleet and Defends Navy  Reenre > e

MAYO SAYS HIS LETTER NOT ONE OF PROTES’   TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE IN: VESTIGATING AWARDS HE — WAS ASKED TO WRITE IT RY HALE

N10 NOT USURP LEGAL POWER SAYS KOMIAAL      Navy Commander Tella Senate Committee His Letter was not a ‘Kick" Against Awards.    SIMS IS REFUTED

ADMIRAL MAYO NOT AGREED WITH SIMS   Commander-In—Chief Of Navy During War Holds Opposite Views.

commander of Fleet Appears Before Senate Investigators.  UPHOLDS MEN ON SHIPS  Sommittee Not Probing Charges Of Delay Made by Mayo     Nants More “Attention Given  Men Who Saw Service At Sea.

MAYO OPPOSES SIMS VIEWS ON AWARDS BY KNIGHT BOARD   His Letter, He Tells Senate, Is No to Be Considered As a Pretest.   HEARD AT SESSION TODAY   For Present Committee Will Investigate Only the Subject  of Naval Decorations.

CHIEF OF WARSHIPS DENIES PROTESTING DANIELS _AUTION  BOARD ACTED WITHIN   MANY CHANGES   Declares Recommendations He Made Were Altered or Disnapproved.

MAYO TESTIFIES TODAY   Told livestigating Committea Hit Letter lo Daniels Was Not a Protest,

Admiral Mayo Says His Letter on Naval Awards Was Not One of Protes

FLEET COMMANDER SUPPORTS DANIELS   Admiral Mayo Disagrees With ~ Sims in Navy Row.   SECRETARY AND BOARD RIGHT   Opposes Sims’ Stand on Decorations  and Tells the Senate Committee  That Changing of Medal Awards  °° Was Justified. .

Commander-in-Chief . of U. S, Fleet Reads Letter tc Committee Investigating Awards Made‘During the Late War.   ADMIRAL TAKES... DIFFERENT. VIEW OF THE SITUATION

put fo aciuttate Matters Revorted Directly To The Navy Depar tment  Lack Of Definsd Policy  Mae Fava Raavine Or

BACKS DANIELS AGAINST SIMS   Commander in Chief of the Fleet Before the Senate Committee.   MAYO HEARD IN AWARD QUIZ   Deciares Knight Board and Secretary of the Navy Justified in Changing  Medal Awards—To Probe Coni- ditions at Newport.

ADMIRAL MAYU AGREES WITh DANIELS’ VIEWS   Did Not Clash With Secretary of War Regarding War Awards.   TAKES VIEW OPPOSITE TO THAT OF ADM. SIMS   Fanking Head of the United States Fleet During War Gives Testimony.

SLOAN HEADS THE — ACADEMY OF ART!   Will Succeed William Dean Howells and Butler of Columbia is Chancellor.’

BOURGEOIS CAN'T SPEAK FOR ALL DECLARES COLB’   Denies Right’. of of League  Council . Head’ to Say. ActHiala WCC saeftiesse 1

WELL DRESSED MAN'S’ BODY FGUND IN BAY   “Throat is Cut With Knife Woun “Near Heart—May Be Vrow Philadelphia.

AGRICULTURAL CLUB BOYS TO HAVE 4,000 MILE TOUR OF STATES   ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TEXAS BOYS WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY OF THEIR LIVES

‘AMERICAN AMBASSADOR WILI NOT ATTEND CONFERENCE UNLESS: INSTRUCTED TO DO SO

Secretary-General of Su ~ preme Council Calls Meeting to Order at Noon   UNITED STATES HAS NO PART IN PROCEEDINGS   CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEE  ARE APPOINTED; PUBLI SESSIONS WILDL BE HELD A  LATER DATE.

WAUSAU A AND ALMOND MEN ARE KiLUFE:   FALL FROM SCAFFOLD AT STRATFORD FATAL TO WORK. AEN

AN AERIAL FUNERAL   Ashes Contained in Urn Are Thrown ta che Winde

GOY. £0Y. SPEAKS AT MINNESOTA FAIR   Democratic _ Nominee ~50unds Campaign Appeal in Ninecthwesk —

COX FEATURES THE CELEBRATION OF LABOR DAY AT MINNEAPOLIS   Speaks on Labor and its Relations to Government. — Roosevelt Presented With a Silver Cup at Brooklyn by Naval Emploves.

GOVERNOR COX NN THE ORTAWES   DISCUSSED TABOR AND AGRICULTURE AT PATI   AT MIRNESOTA STATE FAI      Scheduled for Three Speeches In St. Paul and Minneapolis, and Will  Then Go to North Dakota.

GIVER GDA THE WRT WES)   BS DISCUSSED LABOR AXD  AGRICUGLURE AT FAH   AT MINNESOTA SIATE FAIR   Scheduled for Phree Speeches {1 St Paul and Minneapolis, and Wil  Then Go to North Dakota,

GOVERNOR COX MAKES THREE TALKS TODAY   Next President is Tenderec Reception By Democrats of Minnesota.

Motor on Narrow Gauge Road Breaks Down Forcing Him to Remain at Point Isabel,

STORM MARUONS SENATOR   Broken Motor Forces President-Elect +s BRramain at Paint lenhel

PRESIDENT-ELECT. MAROONED   Motor on Narrow Gauge Road Breake Down Forcing Him to Remain at Point tsabel.

INDICT NEW YORK FIRMS IN PROFITEER PROBE   Charges Eastern Houses Bought Sugar for 14.16 Cents and Sold for 21.51 Cents.

Two Firms Indicted As Food Profiteers   Federal Grand ‘Jury Returns Bills Against Big New York Concerns.

INDICT THREE ON GOUGING CHARGES   Million and Half Pounds o Sugar Sold. at 21 Cents " and Bought at 15

THREL FIRMS ARE INDICTED IN N.Y   Charged With Profiteering Ir Sugar and Potatoes;  Plead Not Guilty.

FRENCH TO PROTEST DECISION OF ALLIES   lre Raised Over Order OF Danzij -Commissioner... Against. Shipping: Munitions to Poland.

FRENCH CLASH WITH BRITISH ~ AUTHORITIES AT DANZIG WHEN MUNITION LANDING IS REFUSED

FRENGH GOVERNMENT MAKES PROTEST AGAINGT olf TOWERS ACT ON POLISH AMMUNITION   ‘He Had Forbidden Further Debarkation at Danzig—Several Loaded Ships Near There—Peace Terms Read at Minsk—Polish Forces Continue to Drive Eastward— Eleven Persons Killed in Silesia.

Object to Decision That Forbids De. barkation at Danzig of French we: - nitions For Poland, 

ae UN TULL HID  STIRS. PARIS   French Government to Protest Energetically Against the . Decision of Commissioner ‘On Munitions ‘at. Danzie   Ruling Is Made by English » Official  That Ships En Route to Poland Cannot En.  . ter Harbor; Arms-Held Ur

FRENCH KICK AT  ORDER STOPPING GUNS FOR POLES   Commissioner Refus. ves Permission To Land More Ammunition In City.

FRENCH WILL ENTER PROTES’   Against Decision to. Stop Debarkation of Muni-. tions at Danzig

FRENCH WILL PROTEST   Allied Commissioner Stops Landing of Munitions at Danzig 

OTOP SHIPMENT OF MUNITIONS ~~ INTO POLAND   French Government Says  Will’ Protest Action of High Commissioner.

Budding Orators Are Given Dope   Women Who Plan To Speak For G. 0. P. This Fall Receive Tips

MEXICO FAILS TO RELEASE AIRMEN   U. $. Aviators Taken To Military Authorities at Monterey

MEXICANS HOLD TWO AMERICAN ARMY AVIATORS   Authorities to Take Americ. ans to Monterey for Explanation, Say Advices

INE HOPE OF WOME   PODAY TENNESSEE VOTES ON SEREPRAGEH PROPOSITION,

/OTE IN LOWER HOUSE TAKEN AT NOON TODA      Further Debate on Question Was ' Out Short and Legislators Proceedde to Vote.   ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO TABLE THE RESOLUTION   This Failed When Vote on Motior Was 48 to 48 and Main Question Cama Up.   MAY RECONSIDER LATEE   Anti Leader Changes Vote to Ye: to Be Able to Move Reconxsideration of Action.

DEATH OF MRS. YOUNG   End to Mother of F. A. U. Presi dent Fotiewtny Accident

DEATH OF MRS. YOUNG   End te Mother of FLAS UL Presi dent: Fotieatns Accident

HORTHY ASKS CHARLES REIGN   Admiral Secretly Offers Hungaria: Throne to ex-Emperor-—Says Everything Arranged.

TO RESTORE HAPSBURGS?   Ex Einperer Charlies Offered Wana trlan Throne, It Ie Said,

PAUL DESGHANEL’S RESIGNATION READ CHAMBER DEPUTIES   Letter of Resignation Was Short and Stated That Ill Health Was Cause of Retirement.

FRENCH PRESIDENT 3 AESIGAATION (3 READ: MILLERAND SELECTEL   Deschanel Attributes I] Health As Cause Of Action.

CROP. ESTIMATES ANNOUNCED   Final’ Figures. of. Production. and: Valua. tion: “Given Out by. the ARFichlgans ’ Department: ~

CROP ESTIMATES ANNOUNCED   Final Figures of Production and Valua tion Given Out by the Agriculture Department.

PARTY MANAGEMENT HAS HARDING’S ATTENTION   Conference With Max Hays Anc Harry Doherty To Conside ‘Progress Of Front Porch Campairn.

HARDING MEETS PARTY LEADER’   Major Questions of Part) Strategy Are Threshed Out in‘Conference at Marion.   DISCUSS PORCH CAMPAIGN

HAYS VISITS HARDING   CAMPAIGN PROBLEMS DISCUSSEI BY THE CANDIDATE AND CHAERMAN.

HARDING GONFEHO UN ‘CAMPAIGN PROGRESS  Front Porch Progres s to be   SPEAKING TOUR. URGED

HARDING STUDIES STRATEGY      Candidate For Republican Presidency Consults With Active Leaders of Campaign.

Contest Friday Will-Be An other Triangular Affait With Condilions. Favor ing’ the Challenger.

RACING YACHTS ARE. BEING PUT IN SHAPE   Shamrock, After Yesterday's De. feat, Gees Into Dry-dock For Cleaning.

WANTED EASY MONEY   Youth Charged With Attempt to Blackmail the Fords.”

JOHNSON NOT IN MOOD FOR ANY POLITICS   Leaves for Coast With Delegates of Tammany Hall; Has. No Statement

JOHNSON ON SAMETRAIN WITH NEW YORK DEMOCRATS   Governor Smith and Leader Murphy Of Tammany Hall Have  Not Formed Their Convention Dlanc   CALIFORNIAN [S RETICENT

ARREST ANOTHER WOMAN FOR MURDER OF RICH GEORGIAN   "Husband of Rich Man’s Widow Declares His Wife Is Innocent.

Husband of Woman Accused Poisoning “Peach King”’ Shepard Declares Wife is.  dnnocent; Says He’ll Reveal Real Plot

DEATH PROBE HITS THIRD WOMAN   Attorney's Wife Held In Georgie : Peach King’s Murder   MORE. ARRESTS  EXPECTED   ‘Alleged Poisoning Gase Becomes Further Complicated

Elmer Declares That Shepard Was Poisoned But Not by His Wife   Wealthy Peach Grower Was Killed by Poisoning, as Diagnosis Showed, Says Elmer, Who Claims to Know the Whole Story of the Crime: Diabolical and Astounding Deyelopments Promised Soon by Him.

IS STILL CAPABLE OF TREACHER   High Army Officers Tell Committee Investigating Armistice Day Operations   Adding It Is Not Too Late for Germans to Turn on the United States.

adilng-it Is Not Too Late for Germans 06 Tien on the Uaited States. __

FACTORY OFFICE EMPLOYED GET MORe THAN THOS! THE WORKSHOF   According to Statistics Compiled For October By State Factory Commission :

CTORY WORKER  INN. Y, PAID LESS THAN OFFICE HELP   State Industrial Report Shows  Weekly Earnings Highest  in Month of October.

USE TRADE PROBE TO FIGHT SENATOF   UTAH SOLON MAKES NEW CHARGE AGAINST ADMINISTRA. TION FORCES TS ADDRESS TC His COLLEAGUES.

FEDERAL BOARD ~ PLAYS POLITICS   Senator Smoot Charges Effor _is Made to Prevent His Re-election.   MESSAGES. SHOW PLANS

MAY COST HIM HIS JO   WAKES CHARGES ON FLOOR O SEVATE AND PRODUCES INTERESTING TELEGRAMS,

SMOOT CHARGES COMMISSION 1S AFTER HIS SEAT   Senator from Utah Says Investigation of Sugar Co. Aims To Beat Him  for Reelection.

UTAH SENATOR OPENS FIRE UN INQUIRY INS.    Investigation of Utah-Idaho Company Used in. Effort to Unseat Him Is Claim   SMOOT MAKES REDHOT SENATE ADDRESS   “Probe Is Becoming Blow At My Political Career,” Says State’s Representative

SMOOT FILED CHARGES TODA}   Alleged That Sugar - In vestigation Is Used Against Him

SINS INVESTIGATION TS DIREGTED AT HIN   Senator Smoot Charges Com. mission Attempted to Defeat “Him for Reelection.   MAKES CLAIM IN- SENATE

Charges Trade Commission Investigation of Sugar Is Being Used Against Smoo

COMPLAINS OF P@LITICS   Senator Smoot of Utah Says Sugar Investigation Is Belng Used Aroings! Hohn.

SMOOT CHARGES TRADE COMMISSION — ~ SEEKS HIS DEFEAT BY SUGAR PROBE   poop eng ie cee r- Lem od orma etary cal Tatervema; Renils Télogrecne Showing, Prediction He: Wowk Lees His Seat. =

Utah Senator Alleges Trade ;Commission Investigation of Utah-idaho Company Used in Effort to Defeat Him

Federal Trade Commission Aceused ef Going Outside Its Realm in Segmar Irnewiry.

SMOOT CHARGES © U. S. PROBE PLOT TO DEFEAT HIM   Investigation of Idaho Sugar Company Political Move.

SUGAR INQUIRY POLITICAL KNIFE,  CMAMT ACCO DTS OMYVUE Adm   Senator Charges Attempt te Defeat Him for Re martinis.

DECLARES CHARGE POLITICAL MOVE   Senator Smoot Says Efforts - Are Being Made to De; feat Him -

SNR neon tment ieee ine A ira tay LODGE v0 REPLY TO WILSON,     Answer to Jackaon “Day Message o1 Wisse tit tee BE aen Bowed Ben

LODGE. TO MAKE REPLY TO WILSON’S MESSAGE   Letter to Be Read at New York. Din, ner for Johnson, Borah and Reed,

EXCHANGE BLOWS IN IRISH DEBATE   Two Members of Commons in girce > Altercation, ’   DEVLIN ASKS FAIR PLAY   Protests-Omission of Killings at Croke Park From Greenwood’s. Report Carson Passes the Lie.

DISCUSSION OF TRISH SITUATION  GREATES FIGHT   Joseph Devlin and. Major” John ©, Molsin > Have’ Stormy Session  at English Hous se of Commons Caeelan - as \   GIVE AND ACCEPT APOLOGY

OME 10- BLOWS OVER IRISH ISStt   Twe Membirs of Parilamnent Fight During Session. APOLOGY @RINGS PEACE

‘ROW DEVELOPS IN HOUSE OVER IRISH QUESTION   Nationalist, Unionist Leaders Come to Blows.   MORE STRINGENT LAWS ADVOCATED      Organized “Assassins Alleged to Be Active,

COMMONS ROW OVER IRELAND   Sitting is Temporarily Suspended, but Peace Was Made After the Unionist Member Had Agologized and Apology Accepted.

FIGHT IN Hot SE: or COMMONS.   Nationaliat and Coalition ( nioni«t  Members Come to Blows.

Discussion of Irish ‘Outbreaks  of Sunday Cautes Dem ‘onstration.      IRISH QUESTIONER  BEATEN TO FLOOR      Legislation Asked Permitting -~Killing -Anyone-—Feund — ‘Armed-in Ireland... ... .

ISH QUESTION BRINES BLOW NW DADA TAN   Trouble Comes When Secretary for Ireland Reads Details of Assassinations  in Dublin to House of Commons.   DEVLIN ASKS A QUESTION   National Member Wants to Know Why No Mention — Was Made of Attack —  by the “Black and

ROW IN COMMONS ON IRISH RIOTS LEADS TO BLOWS   House Forced to Suspend When Two Members Come to Blows.

ne a 2 ? ery rt A? 7, ahd ee . is o ls San Ri hau rae : “ay fi] tatty } \. Wishsu J did.  fajor easy. end a Devi Come id 8. 7s.   RESULT OF IRISH QUESTION   Nationalist Member Loscs His Coat ir Battle, but Peacs Is Restored When Unionist Apologizes for Show of Teroper,

Wo EXCHANGED IN COMMONS OVER IRISH SITUATION   Sitting Temporarily Suspendec but Peace Was Soon Resi established. .   SHOCKED MURMURS OVER DUBLIN ASSASSINATIONS      Conduct of British Troops in Swooping Down and Firing Machine Guns on Unarmed People Simply Massacre, Eamonn De Valera Declares.

COMMONS IN BIG ROW OVER IRISH POLICY   Joseph Devlin and Major Molsor in Biows Over Policy.   NATIONALIST LOSES HIS COA)   Sitting is Temporarily Suspended, bur Peace Was Made After the Union. ist Member Had Apologized and Apology Accepted.

SELL STOLEN JEWELS.   Are Stolen in U.S. and Sold in Germany, Says Report.

STOLEN JEWELS FIND MARKET IN GERMANY   Stones Valued at Several Million Dollars Have Disappeared * —-_SOhwab a Victim.

GREAT SCOTT HOW THE INCOME ‘TAX * MONEY -ROLLS~ IN   Almost a Billion Dollars Collected In the Returns Already Mado Out for 1919 In-

$908,820,172 IN TAXES PAID.   Collection for Entire Year of $5,500. 060,000 Indicated,

U. S. TAX PAYMENTS TOTAL $908,829,172   Figures for First Quarter Indicate 3% Billions for the Entire Year.

NEBRASKA INCOME TAX SIX MILLION   Amount Represents First In staliment or One-fourth of Total.

JUDGE REFUSES 10 GRANT INJUNCTION   No Prosecutions Under Nev Auto Tax Law Until Court Decides Issue

BIGAMIST FAINTS  _ AS DESERT GRAVE GIVES UP REMAINS   Nina Lee Deloney’s Body Is Taken _ From Sand Near Coyote Wells, Her Slayer Pointing the Way   HAMMER MARKS ARE SHOWN ON HEAD

10 CIVILIANS KILLED, 21 HORT IN LATBACH  BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. TTaACeH Wee on ToreTer

CONFERENCE SPIRIT SEEMS CONCILIATOnY   TENDENCY IS DISPLAYED IN SEC - OND NOTE TO HOLLAND REGARDING WILHELM.   President Reappears as Determined Party in Peace Negotiations.   WILSON WILL BE ASKED TO OFFER SOLUTION OF THE _ADRLATIC CONTROVERS\

IMMIGRANTS SETTLE ‘ _ JN BUENOS AIRES   MOST. “OF IMMIGRANTS. ON DUTCH SHIPS ARE GER*  gees:

CLERGYMEN WANT SULAPAN COUNCERD FROM EUROPE.   Two Ifundred Ask President Wilsen to Use His Influence,  :

NO LOVE FOR TURKS RULER  Clergymen Ask Wilson to Keeq Po: Sultan Out of Kapone

CLERGYMEN MAKE APPEAL 70 WILSCH      Asked To Use His Influence To Remove Sultan From Control In Any Part of Europe.

RESOLUTION  BY MINISTERS   Do Not Want Sultan. to Have Any Power in Europe in Future

CLERGYMEN ASK _ “THE SULTAN BE MADE T0 MOVE   200 Ministers Sign Peti tion Asking Wilson To Use His Influence.

FOFOUND OIL, SAND AT ; Di DEPTH OF 727 FEET      RILRILLERS ON  WARD FARM RAN INTO INDICATIONS EARLY TODAY;   "16 NEAR BIG GASSER      Drilling Was Halted Until Casing Arrives. With Which to Protect Well   Whether Indications Are Borne Out Will Be Known Within a Short Trmne

FOUND OIL SAND AT DEPTH OF 727 FEET   PRILLERS ON WARD FARM  RAN INTO INDICATIONS EARLY TODAY   IS NEAR BIG GASSER    ling Was Failted Until Casing arrives Wah Which to Protect Well        if her Indications Are Borne Out Will Be Known Within a *shert Time

ASKS ALLEN TO SAVE NEGRO.   Uqgual Right« Lenwne Poesntt Wat GUILE low teetised fo Arhounenen.

WANT IMMUNITY FOR TROUBLE MAKER   Nationa! Equaf Rizhts League Stands Behind Head of Arkansas Negro Organization.

WESTERN UNION CABLE MUST NOT BE LANDED   Jackies Guard. Shore Where They Would Land South American Cable at Miami.

FIGHT LOANS 10 FARMER:   RESERVE BOARD Is OPPOSED TO USING PROFITS.   HITCHCOCK’S BILL UNPOPULAR   FARM LEGISLATION NOT GOING AHEAD FAST.   Western and Southern Congreseme Woerking on New Pregram to Fe Presented After Holiday Hecesa.

WAR MOTORS FOR ROADWORK   Agricultural Department at Washing. ton Has Delivered 12,000 Cars to States,

HUNDREDS ASK BRYAN TO MAKE GAMPAIGN ON PROHIBITION TICKET   Was Nominated for Pres: idency by That Party Late Yesterday

DRYS OFFER BRYAN PARTY NOMINATION FAR PRESIDENCY   ACCEPTANCI]? BY NEBRAS KAN IS EKPECTED-IN CONVENTION CIR- — *  orTre.   Great Coniméner’ Said to He “Somewher: in Northern Afin necnta”   Sen. Hardine’s Speech of Acceptance’

BAYAN URGED TO ACCEPT PROHIBITIONIST PARTY NOMINATION WOMAN MAY BE SELECTED FOR VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

BAYAN TO REJECT DAY NOMINATION   DELEGATES CASTING ABOU! FOR SOME ONE ELSE TO LEAD THE PROHIS.   TAME 45 BIG SURPRISE   Woman Stampeded the Conven. tion For the Commoner When She Placed His Name For the Presidency,

BRYANIRGED TO BE PROHIBITION ~ PARTY'S LEADER   Telegrams Pour Into Home Town Asking Him to Accent Nomination

BAYAN GHOSEN CANDIDATE GF DAOMIBITIONIGT!   DEMOCRATIC DRY LEADER DE (LINES TO MAKE STATEMENT AS TO ACCEPTANCE,

JUDGE BLAND IN LEAD.   Republicans Gain Five to Eight Mis ’ gawet QCnnowrercemear

DIXON (5 LEADING WILSON BY OMALL MARGIN , IN EARLY COUN]   MeCONNELL BIG LEAD FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, EVANS FOR CONGRESS.   DEMOCRATIC TICKET COUNTED FIRST IN EARLIER RETURNS AND REPUBLICAN FIGURES ARE MEAGRE—THE LATEST RESULTS.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET COUNTED FIRST IN EARLIER RETURNS AND REPUBLICAN FIGURES ARE MEAGRE—THE LATEST RESULTS.

PRESIDENT WILSON AND POLICIES GET VIGTORY IN TEXAS   State Democratic Committe Chairman Says the “Reactionary Politicians Have Been Repudiated.”

PRESIDENT WILSON WINS ' GREAT VICTORY IN. TEXAS   Former Senator Bailey and His. Re. actionaries Repudiated.

TELLS OF WILD OLD DAYS IN OKLAHOMA   Reti‘ing Ka"sas City Editor Had kxelting Experiences in New State in Early Days

EUROPE WOULD — BE PARALYZED WITHOUT U.S.   METHODIST BISHOPS SAY WALI STRICKEN PEOPLES HAVE “LOST THEIR NERVES.”   relates Believe Well Defined Foreign " Policy by Washington Would Help Steady EKurope—Econsmic League of the Powers Nerded.

DECIDE DEPORT GENERAL DIAZ   General Huerta Approves Plan t Send the Mexican General to Havana,

TENNESSEE HOUSE STARTS FIGHT ON RATIFICATION   bcs ieee ee mE  ‘With Senate Having Acted on Resolution, Great Interest Centers on House,    POLITICAL LIFE AT. STAKE   North Carolina Senator Says He Is Willing to.Give His for’ Sake of Suffrage,

HOT DEBATES IN TWO LEGISLATURE:    Tennessee House Was Exepcted t Vote on Amendment Resolution This Afternon

CAROLINA IN DISCUSSION ON SUFFRAGI   Owe Ratification Te American Women, Says Carr.

EXCITED OVER SUFFRAGE      *.  Enthusiastic Seenes as North Carolina Legislature Takes Up Subject

EARLY VOTE. PROSPECT IN. /NORTH.CAROLINA IS SLIN   Conflicting Claims Figure in Predictions ! on Result of Vote on Suffrage . J fe Amendment ..

Raleigh, N.°: G, Aug _ 17.—Suffrage defeated Inte this afternoon. .

MINE WORKERS _ HEAD EN ROUTE   To Fort Worth to Make Effort to Settle Un. authorized Strike

MINERS LEADER  TU HELP SETTLE TEXAS STRIKE   STRIKE AFFECTS TWELVE HUN PRED MEN, THOUSAND OF WHOM HAVE QUIT WORK,

R. R. MANAGERS CLALM STRIKE IS BROKEN; SWITCHMEN DENY IT   Official of Trainmen’s Brotherhood Announces Charter of Unions Whose Members Refuse to Return to Work Will Be Revoked Immediately.   “OUTLAWS” MEET TO-DAY

CHICAGO LOCALS MAY - LOSE THEIR CHARTERS   TRAINMEN’S BROTHERHOOD EQICT TO BE.FORCED, OFFICIAL DECLARES.

WILL EXPEL MEN: STILL ON STRIKE   Brotherhood of Trainmen to Re. voke Gherters of Locals,   CHICAGO SITUATION IMPROVED:

EDUCATION HAS NOT RECOVERED FROM THE WAR   United Press Learns From Inquiry — U. SH Hit Hardest. :  System Still vn

AMICI FALE AN EUUGATIONAL Paro, CLAN   Accommodations Lacking for Three Million School Children   SHORTAGE OF 90,000 TEACHERS ESTIMATEL   FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN OVERCOMING SHORTAGE OF SCHOOL PACTEUITIES SINCE THE WAR.

OTHER NATIONS VAN THEW. 5   AMERICA PACKS MORE SERLOU EDUCATIONAL SITUATION THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY.   CALARIES ARE INADEQUATE   Reports Show Other Countries Have Made Substantial Increases in Salaries Ol Teachers. — A School Room Shortnoe Bwists,

HAS SCHOOL REPORT   OTHER COUNTRIES STEPS AHEAD  IN EDUCATION    Condition in States is Worst of All Industries,

Germany is Only Country That Has an Over-supply of School Teachers

MPLETE LEAGUE HARMONY GLAIMEL BY REPUBLICANS   All Members of Party and Number of Democrats Behind Harding on Issue, Senator’s Headquarters Says.

ARE IN UNITY FOR MR HARDING   REPUBLICAN OFFICES RECEIVE MASS OF WIRES AND LETTERS.   IREPLY TO MR. WHITE   CHAIRMAN OF DEM. COMMITTEE ADMITS PARTY HARMONY.   . presentative Mason Declares the irish Sympathixers Will Support Republican Nominee.

REPUBLICAN: HARMONY IS BEHIND HARDIN   It Is Made in‘an ‘Official State: ment of League of Nations Ieaue.

REPUBLICANS UNITED ON PEACE ISSUE   Claim Perfect Accord ir Harding Stand on League.

Many Letters and Telegrams from Former Democrats in Conferences ‘Today

(1.0. P. UNITED BEHIND HARDING TN TLEAGUE ISSUE   Statement From Headquarter: Is Reply te Democratic Chairman.   LETTERS PLEDGE SUPPORT   Leader of the Friends of frelant Says They Should Back the Senator.

DEMOCRATS CAN SEE UNITY SAYS HARDING   Republican Nominee Chides * Chairman White.

SING OF HARMONY ~ INHARDING CAME   Many Letters and Telegrams from Former Democrats in Conferences ‘Today

COMPLETE UNITY “BEHIND HARDING   Democratic Chairman Shows Worry Over Way Republicans Stand. Firm.   HARDING FRIEND OF. ERIN

DECLARES G. 0. P. IS UNITED   With Sen. Harding on League of Nations Issue

b. 0. PIS IN COMPLETE. ~ UNITY OVER THE LEAGUE   Officidl Statement Is Made: s Headquarters of Senator Harding Today.   ANSWERS THE DEMOCRATS   Reports Céme from All Section That Former Democrats Will Support Republicans,

CLAIMS ENTIRE PARTY BEHIND 6.0. P. CHOICE   Johnson and Taft in Accor With Harding Says State ment From Harding Head quarters.   Letters and Telegrams Cite: As Evidence of Unity

CLAIMS ENTIRE PARTY BEHIND 6.0. P. CHOICE   Letters and Telegrams Citec As Evidence of Unity

Harding Headquarters Accepts  ~ Opponents Complaint at ‘Ap  Prova Given by Both John soh- and Taft © a

SAY HARDING SURE OF SOLID SUPPORT IN LEAGUE ATTACK   Party All Behind Republicar Nominee on Leading Issue, Managers Assert.   FINISH UP DETAILS OF COX NOTIFICATION PLANS   Aug. 7 Will Be Big Day in Day: ton When Demo Candidate is Formally Notified.

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY © SOLIBLY BEHIND HARDING   Cumplete Harmony Is Characteristi of the Organizatién—An Offi-

Senator Capper in Fiery Speech Hits Wilson “Ror Hivh Sugar Cost.

URGES JAIL FOR THE PROFIT HOGS   Senator Capper of Kansas Says  Profiteering is Open and   Srandalaius.

CAPPER HITS AT. THE PROFITEERS   Kansas Senator Says Earn: ings of Some Corporations Are Scandalous ©

PRISON A FIT PLACE FOR THE PROFITEER   SENATOR CAPPER CALLS ON GOV: ERNMENT TO ACT.   Kansan Deelares Public Robbed While Attorney General Leoks On—Present High Prices National Menace.

PROFITEERING ATTAGKED BY TWO SENATORS   Declare Palmer Should Se “Bear Traps,” Not “Mouse Trans.”

SENATOR NAMES PROFITEERS IN BITTER ATTACK   May Merge Overall Clubs Into a Nation Wide  Organization.

CAPPER SAYS WALLSTREET ROBS NATION   Bitterly Denounces Un curbed Profiteering In Country.

CAPPER AVERD AMPLE LAW ON PROFITEERING   SAYS INCREASED PRICES FOR SUGAR BRAZEN CHALLENGE OF GREED.   Adds That If Government Officers Cannot Enforce The Statutes They Should Resign.

HUF TEERING 6 SHAMELESt  JU   Kansas Senator Denounces ~ Department of Justice for Alleged Failures.   Acquits Farmers of Blame fer the Present High Price ‘of Commodities Over ‘the. Country.

PROFITEERS TARGET OF KANSAS SENATOR IN STIRRING SPEEC}   Jhows Earnings of Many Corporations—Attacks Justice Department

Earnings of Many Americar Corporations Represent Peatieering, Declares  Senator Capper.   SUGAR PRICE GRAFT — MOST BRAZEN YET   Lenroot of Wisconsin Says Gouging of Public Now National Menace.

PROFITEERING WAS. QUORED WN SENATE.   SENATOR CAPPER OF KAN SAS SAYS ‘“‘BRAZEN AND SHAMELESS” ACTS   AGGUSE AD   Republicans Assert Laws are At equate to Deal with Situation if Officers do Their Duty.

/AUNCH PROFITEER PROBE IN SENATE   ANOTHER PARTISAN FIGHT AS BUCK IS Ma img LAM ROFIT HOGS”   PUSHING OVERALLS SCHEME   ey, Yorkers Would Form National Anti-High Price Orgunization ~—Cheese Club Leads,

WISCONSIN SENATOF ATTACKS PALMER'S WAR ON PROFITEERS   Declares He Is Setting Mouse Traps When He Should Use Bear Traps.

PROFIT HOGS TO JAIL? PRICES WOULD TUMBLE   PROFITEERS ARE DENOUNCED BY SENATOR CAPPER, WEO 2 GIVES FIGURES.   SAYS AMPLE LAWS EXIST   Places Profits of Some Corporations at 20 to 200 Per Cent; Thomas to Defense.

VILLA TAKES TO WAR ONCE MORE   Reformed Bandit Only Staid Reformed About Long Enough to Get Few Square Meais Under Belt.

Bandit Chief With 2000 Arm ed: Followers Said to Have Escaped to Mountains for New Brigandage Compaien   Six of Captives Held by Pedro Zamora for Ransome Freed, Aceording to Advices From  ‘Military Chiefs in Capital

REPORT VILLAS VILLA IS ~— AGAIN IN REVOLT   Bandit Said to Have Collectec Big Bonus From — Government.

Bedford Concert Band, Court House Park Thursday Night. Sept 2   PROGRAMME

BAND CONCERT   Bedford Concert Band, Court House Park Thursday Night, Sept 2

POLITICAL STRIKE HEAVILY SCORED BY THIS SPEAKER   Denounced:As ‘Act of Revolution Contrary .to: Principles ‘of Democracy.   SEEN AS 4-REAL MENACE   Says It Lays the Ax At the Ver Root of All Self-Gov- . ‘ernment.

CHARGE BUREAU EMPLOYES DEFRAUDED SOLDIERS   Three Arrested in Washington fo: Alleged Conspiracy on Compensation “Split.”

WAR RISK INSURANGE EMPLOVES: ARRESTED   Oharged, With Conspiracy. to Defrant Former Seryice Men of Compensation, ,

FRAUD AGAINST SERVICE MEN      Employes of Bureae of War Risk Ina surance Arrested.

SENATE COMPLETES ADJOURNMENT PLAN   JOINT COMMITTEE NAMED @TO NOTIFY PRESI. DENT.

MINGO STRIKE CAUCIAL FIGHT AGAINST UNION   Both Miners and Operators Realize Meaning of Issue   READY FOR WORK

Diamond King is Found Dead After Party; Girl Cashier Hele   Son of Millionaire Also Involved in Mysterious Tangle Surrounding Death of Samuei Loftus, Chicaco

GIRL WITH HEAD OF CREDIT DIAMOND FIRM WHEN HE DIED IS HELD   Pretty Hotel Cashier Say: Loftis Died After a Friendly Struggle

Pretty Hotel Cashier’.  Is Held tor Death of — ~~ Rich Diamond Dealer   Miss Woods Tells. Police She Was, “Having “Playful: Struggle” ‘ “ With’ “Millionaire in His Luxurious Apartments When. y TT. Pins nind th Plane.

GILDED SON AND PRETTY CASHIER HELD BY POLICE   Samuel T. A. Loftis, Chicage Diamond Merchant, Dies in Peculiar Circumstances.   LOOKS LIKE CASE OF WINE, WOMEN, SONG   The Deceased and Miss Ruth Woods Had Been Drinking in His Apartments.

STRANGE DEATH OF CHICAGO MAI PUZZLES POLICE   HOTEL CASHIER AND FIANCEE ARE HELD FOLLOWING DEATH OF S. T. A. LOFTUS   CORONEA’S SAYS CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IS CAUSE

WEALTHY CHICAGO DIAMOND MERCHANT DIES SUDDENLY UNDER PECULIAR CONDITIONS

EXTRA!   CHICAGO HGH LIFE STIRRED BY DEATH OF LOFTIS   PRETTY GIRL IN ROOM WHEN RICH MAN DIES   FIANCEE OF GIRL ALSO : A MILLIONAIRE.   Miss Ruth Woods Hotel Cashier Was in Luxurious Apartments of Lof. tis “Having a Friendly Scuffle”  When He Falis Dead

POLIGE PROBE GEM MERGANT 3 SUDDEN DEATH   Pretty Telephone Operator — Says Died During “Friendly Struagle” in Apartment.

MILLIONAIRE DIES WAILE PRETTY GIRL VOITS HIS ROOMS   Samuel T. A. Loftis, Diamond Merchant, Found Dead in Chicago Apartments.   HOTEL CASHIER HELD   She Says She Engaged in “Playful Struggle’? With Man, Who Dropped Dead.

JEWELER KILLED IN ~ PLAYFUL STRUGGLE YOUNG WOMAN SAYS      (By Associated Press Leased Wire \

PRETTY HOTEL CASHIER TELLS ~ VARIES STORIES   Notorious. Chicago Jewelet /, Alone With Girl When Death =” Strikes. Him. -  HAD PLAYFUL STRUGGLE YOUNG WOMAN SAYS   Escapades’ of Deceased Enlivened Night Life of Windy City For Years.

FELL DEAD AFTER FRIENDLY STRUCCI   Story Hotel Cashier Tells ol Sudden End of Diamond Mer chant

WELL KNOW  JEWELER OF GHIGAGD DIE MYSTERIDUSL   I. A. Loftis, Head of Dia mond Firm, Suddenly Falls Unconscious   WOMAN TELLS OF ‘FRIENDLY STRUGGLE   Brother of Dead Man Was Tried for Murder Herein 1910

RICH CHICAGO MA 7 GRUNPLES UP ei   Conflicting Story of Pretty Girl and Man She Called Is Probed &y Police

ACCOUNTS OF MILLIONAIRE’S DEATH DIFFER   3. T. A. Loftis, Head ot Jewel Firm, Dies After Escapade with Girl.   POLICE OF CHICAGO OPEN INVESTIGATION

CONNECT DEATH DIAMOND KING HOTEL CASHIER   Stories Told by Girl and Fiance Do Not Agree

GIRL HELD WITH. MILLIONAIRE IN -DEATH OF LOFTIS   Rich Diamond. Mer—chant.Found_Dead in.  Luxurious Home

GIRLS SAYS DIAMOND KING FELL DEAD IN PLAYFUL TUSSLE   Miss Ruth Wopds, Pretty Hote! Cashier, Was With Samuel! Loftis When He Died.

FRIENDLY’ TILT ~ ENDS IN DEATH   Pretty Cashier is Held for Com-plicity in Afternoon Meet_ ing.   HER FIANCE INVOLVED

Diamond Merchant Died Suddenly Last Night in His Apartments--Death Caused  hy Fall Ralief   YOUNG WOMAN WAS WITH HIM   Coroner’s Physician Says Death Due to Cerebral Hemorrhage--Woman and Fiance are Held

DARING CRIMINAL ELECTROCUTED IN SING SING PRISON   Gordon Hamby Pays Suprem Price for Long String of Murders, Bank Robberies And Train Holdups.

Never Faltered As He Walked to Electric Chair   tron Nerve Bank Bandit and Murdere Meets Death Calmly and Without Trace of Emotion ~

HAMBY IS ELECTROCUTED.   Criminal Whose Record Extended Across Continent, Dies in Electric Chair.

MURDERER GDEa TO Chal WITH FRM STEP   Gordon Hamby Pays Penalty of Score of Crimes; Issues Advice to Boys to Never Do Wrong

HAMBY WALKS CALMLY T0 THE ELECTRIC CHAIR   Murderer, Bank Robber and Train Bandit Exhibits No Emotion   ENJOYS HIS LAST HOURS

J, 8. ALLEN, TRAIN ROBBER, BYNK BANDIT, FL ECTR’CITEA   Walks to Chair Unaccompanied With Firm and Steady Step.   “GO AHEAD, BOYS,” BANDIT’S LAST WORDS   Criminal Operated From Coast to Coast; Had No Fear of Death.

YOUNG MURDERER IS ELECTROCUTED IN SING SING PEN   Gordon Fawcett Hamby, With  Nation-Wide Record, Pays  ) Panaltv

Truce Declared and Fighting Halted When® Poet-Soldier. Relinquishes His Authority ; Arrange Terms of Surrender.   White Flag Flying Over : City rations of        ati jon: Casnalty List = Days’ Fight Is Quite

IER POET HAS HEN UP je RENDER SURE   usnunzio Oedes Authorit: Municipal Council, ‘Which Starts Truce   SITING IS SUSPENDED   Regulars Controlle Half City When Peace  Negotiations Began

Text of Official Demand is Made Public at Paris.  CITE ATROCITIES   Believe Holland Will Seek to Induce haiser to Surrender Voluntarily Veiled Threat in Note,

Netherlands “Govermniedt May Ask Doposed German Hmperor ww Surreiter to! Alles      ALLIES’ DEMAND. RELEASE   REMIND HOLLAND OF TTS DUTY: TO: HUMANEPY   jNate From Supreme Couneil: Ac cuses Wilner: oof © Wohenzol [: “Tern, of Brenking Peentlesy   Holding Hostages,

WANTSEK= TO GIVE UP 8),   Dutch Government Wis"es tc Avoid Clash With Allies - Is Belief,   TEXT OF NOTE MADE PUBLIC   Request’Cites: German Violations of Laws of War and Holds ex-Emperor Responsible for Acts of  His Subordinates. _

Holland May Ask Hohenzollern to  Give Up   Deen Emotion Is Caused in Hol land by Allies Demand for  Former Kaiser.

OFFICIAL DEMAND IS MADE   Violations of Treaties and’ New tralities Recalled-to the Hol-* 1 land Government. © «  P

Crimes Committed Under Direction of Former German  Ruler Are Recited.   Dutch Informed They Will Not Fulfil International Duty If They Refuse.

Measures May Be Taken To Induce Former Emperor To Surren‘der Voluntarily.

HOLLAND THROBS AT ALLY DEMAND TO GIVE “KAISER   Belief Endeavor'll Be Made to Give Himself Up Expressed in Country's Capital.   NATION BEHIND IN DUTY BY REFUSING, NOTE SAYS   Powers Not to Be Halted by Arguments, Hint Thrown Out by Clemenceau.

HAG FAINTING SPELL   HOLLAND IS SHOCKED A'1 ty pe VMVAND OF THE ALLIES.   The Datch, Hewever, Must Connie Aeros, With Pormer Pm perdr,

MES OF GERMAN AMEWED BY ALLIED WITE FOR SURRENDEE   Expressed Dutch Gov at Will Induce Wilhelm To Stand Trial   po NOT PROTECT HIM, SAYS ENTENTE NOTE   Milioss of Victims Cry Ou for Trial of Former Emperor, Ie Declaration

EMOTION CAUSED BY EXTRADITION DEMAND   Belief Expressed Ex-Kaiser Will Place Himself at Disposal of Allies.

POWERS INDICT THE EX-KAISER   THE DEMAND FOR HIS SURRENDER REVIEWS HIS CRIMES,   A BITTER ARRAIGNMENT   THE WORLD IS REMINDED OF ” HORRORS OF GERMAN WAR.   The Demand For His Surrender Has _ Caused Much Emotion in Bolland ‘and Answer is Not Yet Made,

EX-KINGS ARE AFRAID   EXILED ROYALTY AWAIT HOLLAND’S DECISION IN FEAR.   Many Former European Rulers it ~~ Switzerland With Their “Ear to the Ground.”

LAND Wt PURGE AAISEA Cai VAT NT ABI    \lhed Demand for Extra dition of Former Eimperor Creates Stir   TEXT OF NOTE IS NOW MADE PUBLIC   Duich Put on Honor t Folfill Internationa! Duty to Allies

“GIVE UP,” SAY DUTCH   Want Ex-Kaiser to Surrender ‘and Avoid a Clash.   Allies Tell Holland of Ex-Emperor’s Crimes for Which He Will Be Tried.  “ee

Demand for Kaiser Causes Deep Emotion   ‘Holland Overflows With Emotion on Demand for Kaiser's Extradition for Trial,

Believe Effort Will Be Made to Have Him Voluntarily Stand Trial.   HOLLAND MUCH CONCERNED   Allied Note Tells Country It Is Her. International Duty Not to Bleck Punishment.

DEEPLY BY NOTE   To Highest Interest To Deliver Him For Trial, Allies Declare. ©  i   POINT OUT DUTY

HOLLAND STIRRED BY DEMAND FOR EX-KAISER; TOLD HER DUTY COMPELS HER TO SURRENDER HIM   Note Signed” by Clemenceau Lists Crimes Laid at Hohenzoller:  Door.—Believed Former Ruler Will Give ; Self Un Voluntarily.

BELIEVED MEASURES WILL BI ATAKEN TO INDUCE EX-KAISER TO SURRENDER   TEXT OF NOTE PUBLISHEL

DUTOH GOVERNMENT Ik DESIROUS OF AVOIDING COMPLICATIONS WITE  THE ALLIES.

HOHENZOLLERN TRIAL IS A REAL POSSIBILITS   Dutch Government Gets Some Straight Talk: From the Allies      BILL WILL BE ASKED TO GIVE HIMSELF UP

Holland May Ask Former Kaiser to Give Himself  Up on Demand of Allies

Allies Tell fetherlaids Gov ernmnt She Must Fulftl Her Quty To World   TG TEST 18TH AMENOMEN

NETHERLANDS ARE HONOR BOUND TO RELEASE EX-KAISER 10 BE TRIED, ALLIES INFORM QUEEN   Refusal to Chastise Crimes Committed by Germans during War Is Non-Fulfillment of International Duty, Note Reads.

GIVE UP KAISER SAY HOLLANDERS   Want Ex-Kaiser to Surrender and Avoid a Clash.

WILL HEAR PIEMEN’S SIDE OF PRICE ARGUMENT   Hub Restaurant Keepers Will Have Chance Tc Tell Why They Shoulc Make 1,900 Per Cent.

UNDERWOOD ASK‘ COMMISSION FOR PAPER SHORTAGE   ‘Alabama Senator Urges Ne. gotating With Canada for Crown Land Wood Pulp

THREE PREVIER,   Clem@heent,  Toyd-Gearge’ and Nitet Consider ‘Adrlatip Astute,

DENIES FARM STOLEN FROM. SERVICE MAN   FS. WOODWORTH, PLT ESVILLE ATTORNEY, DECLARES SHOR. MAKER DID) NOT Li. THE  ROTH ABOUT SALE OF SOL. DIRS PT

DENIES FARM STOLEN FROM SERVIGE MAN          F. &. WOORWO SVILLE ATTORNEY, DECLARES SHONMAKER DID NOT TRLL TH TRUTH ABOUT SALE OF SOL DIE@S FARM

LISTS NOTED EDUCATORS FOR SUMMER FACULTY   Dean Smith Announces An Instructional Staff Numbering More Than One Hundred Members,

YOUNG LAD AT DEATH'S DOOR   Emory Miller, Aged 12, the Victim o! A Gang of Would Be Lynchers..

KID OF 12 PLAYS. WILD WEST SHOW   And Nearly Lands in Kingdom Come When Hanged by ihe Neck.

RACE HORSES UNDER GUARD   Precautions Being Taken to Prevent Fraud in Tomorrows Werld Championship $75,000 Stake Event.

OGRE OE SEnaa nen nog Se Na Se Qe ose ES EET RCE ee EE REE: “FED EP ON PROFITEERBING.’ lablie Won't Abaorb More, Fige Says,  ge*P ake ..) 6£'*B atthe it mwemi Lterina

GET HALF MILLION   Washington Woman Inherits Estate ov New York Man.

PREDICT NOMINATION WILL BE MADE TODAY   Johnson Regarding Treaty Plank— Lowden Silent—‘‘Thoroughly American—Sproul.

LOTS OF SMALLPOX IN MISSISSIPPI   Arecarding To State Sanitary Inspecter Half the Counties Affected By the Discase.

WILL PUNISH WRONGDOERS   Admiral Benson Piedges Himself to to Bring Shipping Board Cheat: ers to Justice.

NINE DAY PROBE DEEPENS ELWELL MURDER MYSTERY   Police Admit They Are Bafflec and Without Single Tangible Clue.   Girl Who Called At Home the Morning of Murder Has Been Found.

POLICE OWN THEY ARE BAFFLED BY ~ ELWELL MURDER   Theory of Suicide Reverted to After Nine Days of Investigations

ELWELL'S SLAYES MAY BE OHIOAN   Unofficial Clue Now Points te Akron Resident.

SED. MURDERER IS LYNCHED BY MOB   Negro Charged With Killing White Woman Taken From Jail and Hanged

TEXAS MOB LYNCHES NEGRO FOR ASSAUL   Woman Died Following Brutal Attack on Thursday—Town Now Quiet.

DATTER DOWN STEEL DOORS   Mob at Center, Tex., Lynches Negro After Wrecking a Cell of County Jail.

TEXAS MOB LYNCHES NEGRO   Man Alleged to Have Assaulted White Women Put to Death in Courthouse Square.

NEGRO LYNCHED BY TEXAS MOB   1,000 Men Take Murderer From Cell and Hang Him in Courthouse Yard.

NEGRO SLAYER I) LYNCHED BY MOB   TEXANS BATTER DOWN JAIL AND HANG MAN TO TREE IN COURTHOUSE YARD.

NEGRO IS LYNCHED BY MOB.   Steel Doors in Jail at Center. Texas Battered Down.

NO RELATIVES TO CLAIM BOD   Remains of A. 8, Cale, One of th Men Electracuted in Nebraska, Still In Morgue.

JOINT VICTIMS OF PROFITEERING   Wage of $6 a Day for Anthracite Miners

FORECAST IN IOWA   GOVERNMENT STATISTCIANS FIGURE IOWA CROPS,   EARLY OATS HEAD TOO RAPIDLY   The Average Growing Condition of lowa’s Corn Crop the Past Five Years on July 1 Wasa Little Better Than 84 Per Cent.

SMALLER GRAIN CROPS IN IOWA   CORN, OATS AND WHEAT PROSPECTIVE YIELDS LESS THAN LAST YEAR   Condition and Acreage July ist Ac cording to State-Federal Reporting Servica

U. S.-BRITAIN WIRELESS IS ON   Direct Commercial Communication Be tween Nations Begins With Private Control.

STOCKS TUMBLE   Deaders of Steel, Equipment, Oil, Mo  tore. 2 to 5 Points Down.

STOCKS DOW 2 10 5 POINTS   Country-Wide Credit Straiz Caused Extensive Liquidations Today.

WILD ADVENTURE ENDS IN ARRES!   YORTHS FLEE PROM POLICE IN BOAT   Escape Across River But = Are Captured.—Lareeny Charge

WILD ADVENTURE ENDS IN ARREST   YOUTHS FLER FROM POLECK IN BOAT   Escape Across River But Av Captured,—Lareeny  Charge

JAPAN POOLED RIGHTS IN CHINESE RAILWAYS   Some of the Newspapers Object to This Concession To England and the United States by the Nippon Gov PHAM ant 

JAPAN ON A PAR WITH ENGLAND AND THE-U, 5   She Has Pooled Her Rights Witt With Others in Three Chinese Railroads.

PHONE RATE HEARING   Scheduled for Monday, June 21 at State House, Indianapolis

GAS RATE HEARING T0 BE HELD IN RUSHVILLE   State Commission Announces Peoples Company Petition Will he Taken up July 21   RATE OF 75 CENTS 1S ASKED

FREEDOM FOR PHILIPPINES.   Representative Frear Advocates ta land Independence.

‘ASKS REFERENDUM ON LEAGUE   Reqaest Made by Mtesourt Member af Taft Or@waniaavian _

_ A  Anti-Saloon League Calls Meeting of Mémbers to Prevail Upon Cox to Slate Is Position. i»       SUFFRAGISTS ACTIVE    Democratic Nominee Paces a Busy Season Before’Enleving Into Actual Work of Catnpaign.

WHARF FIRE AT ~NEW ORLEANS   BLAZE FANNED BY HIGH WIND SPREADS OVER DOCKS WITH GREAT ‘RAPIDITY

$2,000,000 BLAZE ~ AT NEW ORLEAN'   itiver Front Sheds Swept by Flames starting krom Sparks From an Engine,

DEATH CALLS MOTHERS   MRS. G. W. BAKER, ABBOTTSTOWN, VICTIM OF RARE DISEASE   Mrs. David M. Wolf, of Baltimore, Dies from Paeumonia— other of American Killed in Argonne.

DEATH CLAIMS THREE WOME)   Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. David Wolf And Mrs. Calvin Hamilton Are Dead.

PRESIDENTIAL BOOMS AT PEAK   Abe Martin Warns of Declining Marlet

BOOMS AT THEPEAK, “ABE” - WARNS -OF IMPENDING DECLINE   Prediction of the Arrival o Many Delegnies is) Berne Out.   WOMEN .ADD TO VARIET:   And Color, Especially ‘Ehose From the South; Situation Cackanged Over Senday But Crowds Euihusiasiic First Strength Tes, Favors Jaknson,

Morning Broke As Usual In Chicago, Despite the Titanic Struggle Ahead Between Political Giants.

TREATY DEFEAT CRIME AGAINST WORLD---BRY A}   Declares Senate Minority Betrays  Democracy—-Threatens “Chaos Abroad.”

‘TREATY DEFEAT A CRIME.      W. J. Bryan Says Majority in  Congress Should Assert  Vesel ft.

TREATY'S DEFEAT GOLLOSSAL GRIME   Action of the Senate Shoulc Not be Alowed to Stand a: Verdict of Nation, Mr. Bry an Declares.

ASK FOR ONE OF OUR HOME SAFES   _ JFRANKEIN. ‘COUNTY . TRUST  __ COMPANY,   CARSON

SCOTTISH LABOR BAGKS PROHIBITION   Action Declared to Be Revolu. tionary by British’ Trades  Union Congress.

SCOTCH DRY WAVE SURPRISES BRITISt   Labor's Stand for Prohtbitior Regarded as Revolutionary,

234 SIENERS AGAINST HIGH TENSION LINE   Thirty-Day Limit For Signing of Referendum Petition Expired

234 SIGNERS : “AGAINST HUGH TENSION LINE   Thirty-Day. ‘Limit! F For Signin . : a Referendum. Peli. tion Expired   ON: WEDNESDAY - EVENING   584 Names” ‘of Citizens Re: avid To Make Petition ~ Effective’ 7°

WARWICK-UNVEILS - MEMORIAL FOR HENRY HERBERT   Sportsmen From Entire Nation Pay Honor to “Frank Daractar.? *

TWO KILLED IN BATTLE.   ‘Number Wounded in Pisto Duel Between Police and Mexican.

TWO KILLED IN MEXICAN WAR AT HOMESTEAD, PA      SEVERAL PERSONS WOUNDED IN PISTOL BATTLE WITH MEXICAN WHO SHOT POLICEMAN THAT ATTEMPTED TO ARREST THEM

GENERAL PEASHING  KANSAS CITY 1S GWEN WEL CAME BY THE BUBI   REVIEWS PARADE OF FORME! SERVICE MEN AFFER WELCOMING CEREMONY,

Leader of? American ‘Rapedittonary Forces Is Presonted With Gold-Seabbarded Sword :.   BELL: ANNOUNCES ARRIVAL        Prese NDANT OF BETSY: OSS \ IS PAR - BELLS RING         America Tegion,. Veterans: of Foreign. Wars’and. in ay 1) Welcome the General— Wopeka Phos ee epttun

TOLUING OF BELLS HERALDS GENERAI   Commander of Mxpeditionury Force Greeted hy Mavow's Committua Jn Kaunann City.

PERSHING IN KANSAS CITY   General tad & Busy Day There als on the Way to Fert “Piitey.

Joachim Albrecht of Pressia Compelled to Saffer for Attack  Bie Wee oe. eee ook

ENGLAND TO SELL WARSHIPS   British Admiralty to Dispose of at Least 183 Vessels.

BRITISH TO SELL VESSELS   Admiralty to Dispose of 183 Warships, inciuding Gattieships, Cruisers and Torpedo Boats.

MANY MATTERS ARE DISCUSSED BY THE COUNGI   Supreme Board of the Peace Conference Have Many ~ Topics Up Today.   ‘HIGH COST OF LIVING AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE   Massacre of the Armenians i: Taken Up at a Special Meeting.

BEAMANY BELOW HALF, IS REPOR   Economic Council of Allies Is Told So, Also of Foreign Jobbing Price Boost. -

W. W. RADICALS AND OTHER REDS ARE GATHERED IN   More Than 200 Aliens Are Held for Deportation Proceedings.   Six Hundred Is Total of Ar. rests in Chicago Within Three Days.

BARBARY GUAGT fll] 400 ARRESTS   Sailors, Marines, Soldiers and Civil. ians Locked Up Last Night Following Stabbing of Marines.

SAILORS, SOLDIERS, VETERANS CLASH   Crposing Factions Unite And Fight Police When Reserves Try To Stop Riot.

RANY ARRESTED. AFTER BATTLE AT DANCE HALL   Police Quell Fighting Be tween Service Men and ° Civilians.

WOCD'S EXPENSE IN STATE GIVEN   ITEMIZED ACCOUNT WAS FILED TODAY BY CAMPAIGN MANAGER AT INDIANAPOLIS.   NO PROMISES WERE MADE

WOOD'S PRIMARY CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA COST $60.33:   Itemized Statement is Filed Wit!  The Clerk of Marion County.

TIMIGER WORKERS PLAN 10 STRIKE   Demand Eight Hour Day With Prevailing Wage Seale: Affects 9.900.   PLANTS WILL CLOSE   Union Officers Declare There Will Be No Violence Or » Disorders.

THIS BOY HARD ON TROUSERS   Mether tomplaius Schoo) (haeire Not selted to Hin.

GEORGE WHITE ULTRA DRY, 18 DEM. MANAGER FOR: CAMPAIGN   Former 15th Ohio District Congressman Will Guide Cox’s Political Destinies   ED MOORE STEPS OUT!)   Successor to Cummings Would Indicate New Deal In Dem. Leadership

ALTO LICENSE RLISINESS   Tags Are Sent From Yopeka a Rate. of 5.000 a Day

AUTO LICENSE BUSINESS   ‘Tags Are Sent From Topeka at  Kate of 5,600 a Way

WASY PERSOKR. AUNARLE TO GET SEATS FOR  NTEST HELD HERE  ist stant.   AWARDED NUMEROUS PRIZES

FIDDLERS’ BOUT ATTRACTS GROWL   MANY PERSONS UNABLE TO GET SEATS FOR CONTEST HELD IKERE LAST NIGIIT,   AWARDED NUMEROUS PRIZES

AFFIRMS SENTENCES OF INDIAN REVOLUTIONISTS      Federal Geurt of Appeals Reriders De cision in Oase of- Threats

PRESIDENT WILSON RECEIVES MESSAGE MRS, MASSWEINE!   Life of Cork’s Mayor Hangs Upon a Thread Which May Be Severed at Any Moment.

ARREST MAN FOR $95,000 - SWINDLE : IN “FIXED” RACES   Revelations to. Missouri: Police May Serve to: Round .

SWINDLERS FLEECE FIVE MEN OUT OF $95,000 IN MONTE   Police of Springfield, Mo., Be lieve. They Are On the Gane’s Trail,   SAME OLD “HORSE RAGE” WORKED ON VICTIME   Speculation in Ima ginary Stocks and Bonds is Algo Used-—Men Lose From $5,000 to. 881.000.

TYPIGAL COUNTRY WEEKLY SRUED AT INDIANAPOLIS   its Value As An Advertising Medium Presented in Unique Manner To Advertising Delegates. —   MADE ITS APPEARANCE TODAY

Sixteen, Cents. an. Hou In: _ crease Granted. by. Ra way Labor Board.             MEANS $3840 MONTH INCREASE. FOR. SOM

COMPANY WILL BE ALLOWED TO INCREASE RATES TO ’ MEETLABOR COST. ~«

RIGHTY. THOURAND.- * workens GED ADVANCE OF ‘THIRTEEN _ CENTS ON: THE HOUR. ~

Sixteen Cents an Hour is Granted By Railway Labor Board.   80,000 MEN AFFECTED

BIG INCREASE GRANTED. Thirty Million Dollars Added to Nation's Express Bill by Decision.

EXPRESS EMPLOVES GVEN INCREASE. IN WAGE AMOUNTING TO  $300,000 & YEAR   Railway. Labor Board Hands Down Award to Keep Up With   TRAIN EMPLOYEES GET $38.4¢ MONTHLY MORE

RAILWAY EXPRESS WORKERS CET 16 CENTS AN HOUR MORE   U.S. Railway Labor Board Hands Down Decision Today—Will Mean $32.64 More Per Month for Local Employes.

BIGINCREASE FOR AMERICAN EXPRESS MEN   Eighty ‘Thousand Men Wil Benefit by Wage Increase of 16 Cts. an Hour.

EXPRESSMEN GET A 16-CENT HIKE   Advances Will be Passed or te Public   But Labor Board Found Express Employes Were Not so Well Paid as Others.

THIRTY. MILLION INCREASE GIVEN 10 i On ENPLOYES   ‘Men Ave to Get Back Pay; Rates May -Be Made

$30,000,000 RAISES GIVEN - BAPRESSMEN   Raiiway Labor Board Makes Au Award to Railway Express Employes.   MEANS 16 CENTS PER HOUR   $0,000 Men Affected By Decision Which Is Retroactive ‘to May 1, 1920.

OUD ME GET AALDE; HATES 10 td UP AS RESUL   Increase Amounts to If Cents Hour; $38.40 Per Month   ARGUMENT IN RATE INCREASE GIVEN   Decision Applies to All Em ploves Except 2500 Shopmen

Latest Wage Award.. Amounts to Raise :: Of Thirty Millions   Charge In Rate Schedule Is Retroactive Te: May 1—Four Big Unions Affected By Aa: nouncement of Wage Board

80,000 WORKERS TOGET 16 CENTS ” AN HOUR MORE   12° Manitowoc Employ. by La-— bor Board’s Act

EIGHTY THUUSAND HEGEIE TNGREAGE   EXPRESS COMPANIES MAY RAISE NATES TO MMT WACES   HE G. 5, LABOR BOARD ACTS   Phe Wage Awards by the Labor Rourd Affects Men Not Included iy the Reeent 8000 000 006 Aways

BOARD ORDERS A WAGE BOOST TOEXPRESSMEN   Thirty Million Dollars Ad. ded to Nation’s Express Bill, By Wage Award   COMPANIES ALLOWED TO INCREASE RATES

WAGES 16 CENTS UP   This Much Per tlour ts Added te Pay ol Express Workers,   THIRTY MILLION [S) ADDED   This Much Goes on the Nation's Express Bill to Take Care of ft,

MILLIONS TO WORKERS   Wages of Express Employés Increased $36,000,000 by Labor Board.

EXPRESSMEN T0 GET$30,000,000 WAGE INCREASE   I. C. C. Grants All Expres: Employes 16c an Hour Increase.   RETROACTIVE TO MAY FIRST

THIRTY MHILLICKS OF DOLLARS ‘ADDED 10 OUR EXPRESS BILL   Under Terms, Of Esch-Cumsnins Act Company Can Raise Rates  ‘Yo Meet Jacreased Labor Costs.   APPLIES. TO ALL EMPLOYES

XPRESS WORKERS GET ' INCREASE IN SALARIES   Rajlway Labor Board Today Add: - $30,000,000 to the Nation’s ' Expense Bill.   EIGHTY THOUSAND ARE - AFFECTED BY THE ORDER   Detision Retroactive to May 1; ' Five Classes of Workers to Banefit,   ONLY WAGES ARE TREATED   Tacrease. Will Amount to.16 Cent: -Per Hour, Giving Employes $32,64 More Per Month,  °

EXPRESS CO.’S MEN GET SALARY RA‘St   Righty Thousand Men Not Included In Recent Award Get 16 Cents ah Hour Increase

U0,000,000 YEARLY IN WAGE INCREASE FOR 80,000 EMPLOYES OF TRE AMN. RAILWAY EXPRESS CO

Io CENTS AN ROUR WAGE BOOST GIVEN EXPRESS WORKERS   Employes of American Railway Express to. Share Yearly Thirty Millions More.   WAGE AWARD IS MADE RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1   Company Will Be Permitted t Increase Express Rates to Absorb Extra Pay.

AWARD OF SIXTEEN CENTS AN HOUR TO EXPRESS EMPLOVES   Applies to All Except 2,500 Shopmen, Already Provided For

THAN WAS ASKED      THIS:18 GENERAL -IMPRESSIO’ AMONG UNJON OFFICIALS.       To MEET - $30,000,000. CREASE BY BOARD.          Award Did. Not Tnctade ~Regu eorkin eo ; ditions. 1 ac .

EAPALOD EMPLOYEES GIVEN RAISE   Railway Wage Board Makes An nouncement This Morning of Increase to Employes.

1b GENT RAISE GIVEN tAPHESS WORKERS OF U.S,   Thirty Million Dollars Added to Express Bill of the Nation in Award of Railway  Labor Board   RAISE IS MORE GENEROUS THAN HAS BEEN EXPECTED   Express Employes Given Bigger Raise than that Accorded Rail Unions

EVERY MESSENGER "BETS ANANG OF $3800  A MONTH   Companies Arrange at Once to Get Permission to Charge $30,000,000 More   Increase More Generous Than  Was Expected: New Wage  Retroactive to May 1

AAIL LABOR BDARD AWARD gO MILLION TO EXPRESOMEN   Provides for 80,000 in Addi tion td Those Cared for Recently.

LABOR BOARD MAKE AWARDS   80,000 Employes of Ameri can Express Company Get Raise.

THIRTY MILLION ADDED EXPRESS WAGES ANNUALL'   Labor Board Makes Gen. eral 16 Cent an Hour Pay Increase.

Hand Down Decision_Increasing Pay of Express Employes 16 fents an Hour   RATES WILL BE INCREASED   Express Rates t to be Boosted to Pay Annual Raise of ‘Thirty Million Dollars

30 MILLIONS TOTAL aS WAGE INCRe   Messengers and Train Service Men to Get $36.40 Per Month Increase; Other Empoyes to Get $32.64.   INCREASE RETROACTIVE ‘FROM LAST MAY FIRST   Award Will Affect Pay o! Over 80,000 Employes o! _ Express Company; Shght  ly Higher Than Railmen s.

80,000 EXPRESSMEN AWARDED 16 CENTS AN HOUR INCREASE TODAY   Railroad Labor Board ir Decision — Retroactive to May 1.

30 MILLION PAY RAISE GIVEN 10 RR, EXPRESOME   80 Thousand Workers Share In New Order Retroactive From May 1.

$30,000,000 ADDED TO NATION'S. BIL   Labor Board Hands Down Award Te day Granting Express Company Employes an Increase.

EXPRESS WORKERS BOOSTED   Eighty’ Thowsaid. Men Alfected By $30,000~~) 000:Award   TO RAISE RATES

16 CENTS AN HOUR PAY BOOST GIVEN AS FROM MAY 1   Increase Exceeds Rail Men’s In Order To Equalize Wage.

RAISE OF Lo CENTS HOUR GIVEN   80,000 Aftected by Wage Award of Labor Board—Increase to Add 30 Million to Nation's Express Bill.

THEIR WAGES ARE BOOSTED $30,000,000.   Wage Award to Employes of  American Railway Express Company Announced.   ‘PAY IS INCREASED 16 CENTS AN HOUR   Burlington Employes of thé Company Receive $1,500 Monthly Increase.

CIGHTY TCUSANG REGEWVE INCREASE   EXPRESS COMPANIES MAY RAISE RATES 'TO MEET WAGES   THE U, 8. LABOR BOARD ACTS   The Wage Awards by the Labor Board Affects Men Not Inchuded ip the Recent $600,000,000 Award,

INCREASE FOR  EXPRESSHEN IS AWARDED TODAY   RAILWAY BOARD GRANTS RISE OF 16 CENTS AN  HOUR — AFFECYS 80, GOC RITN   Company Will Raise Rates Tc Make Up Increase Labor Cost. Decision Retroactive to May 1.

i ADDS $30,000,000 TO YEARLY‘ TOTAL   ‘Award Retroactive to:May 4, 1920, Provides for ‘Em. ployes Outside List Included in Recent $600,000.000 Increase.

Labor Board Grants 16 Per + Cont decrease, aie   Law Permits Companies to Ralse Their Rates to “Meet the Increased Labor Cost. 7

THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS ADDED   Eighty Thousand Em. ployees of Express Co. Given Raise Today

BIG INCREASE GRANTED.  Thirty Million. Dollars Added to  ‘Nation's Sxpress:Bil-by Berision.

MESOENGERG TD BET 00 WORE, OTHERS Sa2.64      Railway Wage Board More Generous With Express Workers Than Others   Impression Prevails That Award Will Be Accepted by Unions Affected

16 MILLION IS GIVEN EXPRESSWEN OF NATION   Railway Labor Board Hands Down Decision on Wage Increase Plea   WORKING RULES LATER   Board Finds That Express Men as a Class Not as Well Paid as Railroad Men

$30,000,000 HIKE FOR EXPRESSME?   RAILROAD LABOR BOARD MAKES AWARD AFFECTING 80,000 MEN   DECISION RETROACTIVE   Goes Back to May 1, 1919—Ex: press Rates Will Be Raised to Cover Increase   Railroad Board Was More Gen. erous That the Unions Anticipated, it Is: Said

LABOR BOARD GRANTS MEN $30,000,000   Eighty Thousand Men not Provided in Kecent Award are Affected 

Dee SEY 10 FIGHT —G CARPENTIER   Cattle Will Be Starved in Mexico; Terms Are Being  Arranzed.

Wood, Gerard and Lowden In Chfengo to Confer With Repabitean Leaders.

THRER CANDIDATES IN CITY   Wood, Gerard and Lowden In chi enaxo to Confer With Republiean Leaders.

BROOKLYN oTRIKERS VOTE 10 oTAY QU; OFFER 1 REJECTED   Refuse Proffer Of the Custodian of Transit Company.

JUGO-SLAVS FEAR NEW _ _ BALKAN ALLIANCE WITH A HAPSBURG ON THRONI

BROOKLYN FACES COMPLETE TIE-UP   Striking Surface Carmen Plan to Involve Elevated and Subway Emnloves in Strike.   LONG FIGHT IS EXPECTED

INN FEIN RENE Wo WAR ON POLICE; WREGK MARY BARRACKS: BURN BRIDES   ne Man Reported Injured in Attempt to Tear Down Publie Buildings Housing English ’ Governmental Officials.

Fifty Police Barracks Wrecked, the Court House Destroyed and PostOfflce Bombed in Outbreaks,

STILL GOING SOUTH,   Alleged Eugene LeRoy Reached Mon tevideo On Shipboard Today.

MRS. SPENCER DEAD AT INDIANAPOLIS HOME   RELATIVES HERE RECEIVE WORD—FUNERAL TO BE HELD FRIDAY.

DIED LAST NIGHT IN INDIANAPOLIS   MRS. W. W. SPENCER, SISTER OF LOCAL WOMER, SUCCUMBS TO BEART TROUBLE.   FUNERAL TO BE HELD FRIDAY

SAYS UNCLE SAM IS INTEREST PROFITEER   ings Deposits. ‘Hoover Wants Government to Pay Higher Rates on Postal Sav-

HOOVER SAYS GOVERNMENT COULD STIMULATE SAVING   Declares Adequate Rate Of Inter est Should Be Paid,

KE WHO FLEE "FROM SOVIET FORCE   Steainer.Reaches: Turkish Por With Load of Starving and Emaciated Passengers

DEATH PURSUED B00 REFUGEES ARE NOW SAFE   Starving Refugees Reach Constantinople on United States Red Cross Steamer.  Many Perish of Cold And Ctaryatinn

DEATH PURSUED B00 REFUGEES ARE NOW SAFE   Starving Refugees Reach Constantinople on United States Red Cross ste teamer.  2 ees CS ie ae 3 ee Be ;   Many Perish of Cold And Starvation

REFUGEES CAUGHT IN BLIZZARD AND SUFFER FROM DISEASE AND COLD DURING TEDIOUS JOURNEY

REFUGEES — _ PURSUED  BYDEATH      ON RED CROSS. STEAM“ER BRINGING FUGITIVES OUT OF RUSSIA.   Many Die From -Typhus, Brought About by Starvation and Cold—Vessel is  * Wald TJn by. Rhigzard.

POLICY SET BY AMERICA   Soviet Asks Recognition of Tenine hy Tanan.   ACCOMPLISH PURPOSE   Japan Concerned Over Westward Snread of Bolshevisms Desire to Create Tuffer State.

JAPANESE DECIDE TO LEAVE SIBERIE   To Follow United States in Evacuating the Country.   PEACE OFFERED TO TOKYO   Government Decides to Bring the Si berian Expedition Back Home— First Detachment to Leave Viadivostok March 20.

JAPAN TOQUIT ~~ SIBERIA S00   EXPEDITION =") WILL © BI @VITHDRAWN IN LIN] AWTPH U.S. POLICY. apt

JAPAN TO CALL SOLDIERS HOME   Abandonment Of Siberian Ex pedition Said To Have Been Agreed Upon

JAPAN SIBERIA EXPEDITION TO COME OUT SOON   Decision Is Made in Line With American Policy in Siberian Situation

JAPO ABANDON THE SIBERIAR EXPEDITION   Are Taking the Same Stand The United States Took, According To Cable Messages   FIRST DETACHMENT TO BE WITHDRAWN MARCH 2   Soviet Government. Peace Offer To . dapanese Government Is Responstble

JAPAN PREPARES TO ABANDON EXPEDITION  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWB SERVICE, *haeen Uter mn Th

QUIT SIBERIA   Japan Decides To Abandon Siberian Expedition in Line With American Policy   First Detachment To Leave Vladivostok on March 20, Says Report .

FIRST TROOPS 10 QUIT TERRITORY ON MARCH 20TH   Action Taken In Line With U. S. Policy, Tokio Says

JAPS DECIDE TO WITHDRAW FROM SIBERi+#   First Troops to Move from There 20th This Month.

Tokio Government Decides Abandon Siberian Expedition, According Honolulu Jap Paper.

JAPAN DECIDES TO TAKE TROOPS GUT OF SIBERIA   Lenine’s Peace Offer Promises Yo End Terrorism with Alliec Acquiescance with I; Japanest Want Buffer State

JAPS WITHDRAW FROM SIBERIA   Tokyo Government Folows Unit ed States in Evacuating Russia.   “REDS” OFFER TOKYO PEACE   First Detachment of Troceps Wil Leave Viadivostek on March 20— London Press Criticizes Attituds Teward China.

Abandonment of  Siberian Expeditiot Is Declared to Have Been Decided Upon.

JAPANESE TO QUIT SIBERIA      First Detachment of Troops to Denart March 20.

JAPAN TOLEAVE SIBERIA, FOLLOW AMERICAN POLICY   First Detachment of Army to Quit Viadivostok March 20 With Czecho-Slovaks.   RECOGNITION OF LENINE. REGIME ASKED BY RUSS   Nippon Fears Westward Spread of Bolshevism and Wants Buffer Against Slavs.

JAPS 10 GIVE UP SIBERIA RYPEDITION   Falling in Line With American Policy in Russia Report Says   Last Czecho-Slovak Troops Wil Leave at the Same Time

JAPAN: QUITS SIBERIA.   Acquiesees in the Demands 06 Lenine and Wis Promises.

JAPS ADOPT - U.S. POLICY. IN SIBERIA   Report Says Expedition Is To Be Abandoned and Men Withdrawn. 

LAST EDITION  BAN Limi nor?      JAPANESE 2 WILL ‘ABANDON SIBERIA WITH AMERICANS   First Detachment of Troops to Deas Viadivosiok March 20, Aceordin te Report.

Mikado Decides to Abandor Expedition — First Detach ment Will Leave Vladivos. tok March 20.

FRANCE HAS ITS BOLSHEVISTS   Inquiry Made in Senate On What Steps Goverament Has Taken.

SANTA FE WRECK IN COLO, TAKES LIVES OF THRE   Train No. 4, the Limited, Goes Into the Ditch When Crank Shaft On One of the Locomotives Breaks.

FOR THE MOMENT      Speculation as to Stay of Min isters in Athens

DEPARTURE OF ENVOYS _ FROM ATHENS QUESTIOL   May Remain Until gAfter Nice  Conference”

GUNS BEHIND IN MAD FLIGHT   Bolsh Prisoners Taken by Polish Forces Aggregates 19,000   ANNIHILATION IS SEEN   CIVILIANS IN POSEN DISTRICT FROM 17 TO 50 YEARS OLD, MOBILIZING.

BOLSH LEAVE “GUNS BEHIND IN MAD FLIGHT   Bolsh Prisoners ‘Palen b; Polish Forces Aggregates 19.000   ANNIHILATION IS SEEN   CIVILIANS [IN POSEN DISTRICT FROM. 17 TO 50 YEARS OLD, MOBILIZING.

WALSH LIKELY TO ROLD GAVEL INGONVENTION   HIS CHOICE NOW PROBABLE

EDITS ARRANGED “FOR NEEDY NATIONS   cmenenninttneainallidaeenia anette ronett  Wii Be in the Form of Food  ame Pl-s3:1 Gaatariatn

GHEDITS 10 HELP CENTRAL EUROPE GET ANEW START   AMERICA AIDS “IN INDIRECT WAY   COMMON FORM OV ROND SECURITY 185 TORE GIVEN CREDITORS

CREDITS 10 HELP GENT AAL EUROPE BLT ANEW START   AMERICA AIDS IN INDIRECT WAY   COMMON FORM OF BOND SECURITY IS TO: 8E GIVEN CREDITORS

MORE oTRIREAS ARE REUSED WAGE HEARING   Short Line Railroads May B Given Chance to Adjust 7 Pay   RAILROAD CLAIMS IN CHICAGO DISPUTED   Insurgents Indicate no Disposition to Yield to Pleas to Return

LABOR BOARD WILL HEAR THE SHORT LINERS   Smaller Railroads Will Hav an Inning Before the Wage Board.   REPRESENT 90 PCT. OF TOTAL MILEAGE   Timothy Shea Wants Bu dens of the Firemen Made Lighter.

RAIL BOARD MAY GRANT A HEARING TO SHORT LINES   Consideration of Such Wage Demands is Now Possible

THE NEW WAGE BOARD.   It Refuses to Hear Outhiw Strikers and Gets Busy Otherwise.

116 of 600 Railroads Are Short Lines — Philadelphia and Pittsburg Railtoaders Not Recognized

EXTEND COLLEGE .. DRIVE30 DAYS   Letter Goes Out to All Pastors Urging Continuation of Efforts.   RETURNS COME IN DAILY

COASTAL CANALS DEEPENING PLANNED   Campaign for Extension From Corpus Christi to Rio Grande Will Start

a 2 HOLD 3 AFTER RUNNING FIGHT, Jopiia Police “Arent Allexed Sealphur  ees ee

WOOD IS IN RACE f FOR PRESIDENCY.   Files Formal Announcement of  His Candidacy id South Dakota.

NAME [0 FILED IN COUTH DAKOTA PAIMARIES   FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT MADE IN PIERRE TODAY   COMES ON THE LAST  DAY FOR FILING

GENERAL WOOD FILES I SADA DAKOT!   Qualifies as Republican Presidenti al Candidate Before March Primaries

WOOD IS CANDIDATE   GENERAL FILES NOTE OF DECLA.RATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,   Kentucky Governor May Run—Qov. ernor Coolidge of Massachusetts Refuses Second Place on Ticket.

GENERAL WOOD IS AFTER PRESIDENC!   Announces Candidacy for G. 0. P Presidential Nomination.   Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts Refuses Second Place on Ticket Kentuckian May Run.

WOOD’S HAT IN RING   Announces Candidacy for G. 0. F. Presidential Nomination.   Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts Re fuses Second Place on Ticket— Kentuckian May Run.

ALAS RELA 4 FLD TEATS  DURING WEEA   WORE THAN DOUBLE NUMBER OF CASES LAST WEEM-—-MANY NEW CASES REPORTED,

INFLUENZA DEATHS IN DALLAS TOTAL 54 FOR THIS WEEK   FATALITIES SEEM INCREASIN( WITH DOUBLE NUMBER OI DEATHS AS WEEK BEFORE 1,049 NEW CASES.

“SOUL WEIGHER” IS DEAD     Dr. Duncan MacDougall Experimented for Many Years.

BLOODSHED IN MANY TOWNS   Machine Gun Firing Wa: Heard on Streets of Berlin Last Night

‘DUBLIN REPORTS IT  IS QUIETER TODAY   Attempted Round-up of Murderers at Football Game Cause.

Situation Precipitated by Murder of Officers and Shambles in Football Field Compared With That in Easter Revolt.   NEWSPAPERS DEMAND FIRM ACTION AND END OF REPRISALS

G.0.P. LEADERS PLAN TOURFOR SEN. HARDING   Would Include Speeche: in East and Central West.

HARDING'S PORCH MAY TAKE NATIONAL TOUR   Leaders Consider Advisabilit) of Speaking Trip.

(LP. MANGER INSIST ON TRIPS   Want Candidate to Make  Various Tours.

SPEAKING TOUR BEING PLANNED   Republican Presidential Nominee May Appear in Larger Cities

HARDINGS = SPEAKING TOUR - FOBROADEN   - mmm atien :  Plans to Reach Atlantic and’ “Pacific Coasts and South to Tennessee — Front Porch   Campaign Good For Starter.

6.0, P. MANAGERS PLA ON SPEAKING TRIP FOR HARDIN   Front Porch Campaigning Mat Be Supplemented by Addresses in Big Cities.

STILL PLAN FOR SPEAKING TOUR FOR NOWINEE   Half Dozen Speeches in Big Cities Suggested for Harding

REQUEST HARDING ~— TQ LEAVE PORCH   Efforts Made to Arrange Speeches for Him in Large Towns

That Was the Chief Cause For Recent Reverses j;According to Red Cross Commissioner

UNSAMITARY CONDITIONS ocr GANSE RECENT NEFEATS CF SIRFRIANG   oF FUND STARTED FOR PUR. PeSE OF REWEDYING EXISTING COMDATIONS,

LOS ANGELES 10 JAIL SPIRITUAL PRACTITIONERS   ‘Fanatics’ Who Neglec Children to Be Charged With Manslaughter.

LOS ‘Angeles District ‘Attorney . Urges Doctors to. Advise” Him of Any Neglect’:   TO CHARGE MANSLAUGHTER   Terms Christian’ Science Be lief’ That of Fanaticism:” and of ‘Delusions — —

‘SCIENCE HEALERS TOBE PROSECUTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER   “Commercial Fanaticism” 1: Term Applied by Los Angeles Attorney in Threat To Use Law.

GIRL IS LOCATED   Miss Margaret McDougal Writes Home  From Galifarnia,

MISoING GIRL IS IN THE WEST   Brother of Miss McDougal Receives a Letter From Her.

GERMAN COMMUNIST ADDRESSES MEETIN   Although Barred By French Mme Zetkin Makes Secret Trin to Tours

LOOSE, WHE RED APPEARS   Clara Zetkin, Woman Radical,   Causes Uproar at Congress   of French Socialists   WAS FORBIDDEN  ENTRY TO FRANCE   Makes Vigorous Speech at Session and Denounces _ Opposition to Regime, at Moscow

Clara Zetkin, Communist, Eluded Secret Agents to Appear at Convention

GERMAN WOMAN __TAEKS-TO-FRENCH— ——"" SOCIALISTS ON UNIT          2 GOVERN ENT WHICH “HA a FUSED TO VIGE HER PASSPOR’  —"LIKE A GOOD COMMUNIST, . CAME. ANYWAY 7 2

CLARA ZETKIN TALKS TO FRENCH SOCIALISTS      Session of Congress Became Bedlam When She Suddenly Appeared in Hall.

GERMAN SOCIALIST “INVADES” FRANGE   CLARA ZETKIN, MEMBER O REICHSTAG, SETS TOURS CONVENTION IN TURMOIL,

'WreckersofCathedralsat Rheims and Kiev Put in Same Class by Socialist

SHE EVADED FRENCH EDICT TO STAY AWAY   WeMAN MEMBER OF GERMAR REIOHSTAG DISOBEYS.   ‘imran Zetkin Seeretly Journeys te Tours and Addresses Soetaliat Congress in Seaston There.

TO RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP   R. N. Harger Will Do Research Work At Washington

ya RESEA RCH FELLOWSHIP   RN. Harger Will Da Researeh Work At Washington   Engineers Toa Take Trin

LARGE DISTILLERY IS RAIDED.   Plautii Located in Ravine Near State Line Located by Officers.

LARGE DISTILLERY. IS RAIDED.   Pla. Leented in Ravine. Near State ‘TElne GLoented by Officers.

PRT, KILLED IN MOTOR CAR      Shet Presemably By Bandite While Ridiag With Her Fiance eat Kaneaeae tt i¢ewv.

UNKNOWN EN . SHOOT GIRL WHILE ———RADING WITH FIANCEE Slop Automobile on ‘Lonely Road  - Presumably to Inquire Way to _ Nearest Town

Minister of The-Treasucy Made This Statement Today,     ~~ TOLD NATIONAL ASSEMBLY  Blamed The War Profileers— Wants to Float aa Interaat Loan to Help.

New Jersey Selecting 28.   HUN ECONOMIC COLEAPSE NEAE   Minister of Treasury Says Profiteers Are Ruining the Nation’s Finances.

War Profiteers Excoriated for Teutonic Plighi   Minister of Treasury Says That Breakdown Threatens the  Government

TUBER HAS RIVALS AEA -WSBUR GARDEN VARIETE      “Arracasha” Has Parsnip Taste When Cooked: “Dasheen’s” “Taste Cauliflowery. —

MUCH LIKE POTATOES   Two New Vegetables Have Been Propagated by Botanical Gardens.

WE TU A BOMB   EXPERTS OFFER THIS THEORY POR NEW YORK EXPLOSION.

LUMBER PRICES TO COME DOWN 10 TO 30 PER CENT   Messures Taken To Btabilize Market,Although Demand for Lum‘ber Exceeds the Supply.

BIG. COAST INTERESTS IN LUMBER DROP   Announcemerit From Spokane Tells of Stabiliz"> "ing Measure

STABILIZE LUMBER MARKET PRICE REDUCTION PLANNED   Output of Mills to Be Turned Over to Retailer and Consumer, Eliminating the Middleman.

IG CUrIN LUMBER PRICES   From Ten to Thirty Per Cent Reduction.   ANNOUNCED IN SPOKANE   Weyerhauser Sales Company Representing E'even Big Mills Starts Movement.

TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF COAL PROPITEERINC   Governor Asks That Complaints Be Filed to Forward to Department of Justice,

TKELVIE SEEKS INFORMATION ON GOAL PROFITEERY   vernor Wants Complaint: to Turn Over to Department of Justice.   ‘a!mer Promises Prosecution in Cases Where Margins Are Excessive

TAUM IS SCENE OF THE NEWEST IRISH OUTBREAI   Death of Two Policeme: Starts Shooting and Incendiarism.

PRO ARGUMENTS BEFORE COURT ARE CONCLUDED   CASK FROM BKENTICHY win Hk PIsPosbh oF To. PAY

PAO MEASUACS INFRINGE UPON CTATES RIGHT?   U. S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments Attacking the Constitutionality of the Dry Amendment.

ARGUMENTS ARE MADE _ IN PROHIBITION CASE   COUNSEL “OPPOSING” AMENDMENT SAY IT IS AN INVASION OF STATE RIGHTS,

ARGUE PROHIBITION LAW.   Lawyer Tells Supreme Court That Amendment Was Not Ratified Properly.

PROHI ATTACK CONTINUED IN HIGHEST COURT  Levy Meyer Declares Constitution Is Violated.

WHISKEY BECO FOR LIFE FROM THE BIG COURI   ITS ADVOCATES CONTINUE THEIR ARGUMENTS ON STATES RIGHTS   And Attack Amendment As Being Revolutionary And Calculated To Kill The States

DAY AMENDMENT. ATTACK CONTINUES   Counsel for Opposition Continue {(o Fight for Overthrow of Proposal,

ARGUMENTS ENDED IN RHODE TOLAND LIQUOR HEARING   Kentucky’s Case Will be Dis posed of in Supreme Court Tedav.   TEST OF DRY AMENDMENT

ARGUE ‘DRY’ LAW AN HIGH COURT   Counsel for the ‘Wets’ Claim Prohibition is. Violation of * States’ Rights.   GOVERNMENT DEFENDS   Attorney General Contends Amendment Was Properly Adopted and Ratified -

ARGUMENTS OF 2 OEATES IN FIGHT ON DRY AGT, ENE   Case From Kentucky Will Be Disposed of Today—Ques-tion Then Will Go to U. S. Court for Decision.

ARGUMENTS ARE BROUGHT 10 END   Cases from Rhode Island and Massachusetts   IN U.S.SUPREME COURT   Jalidity of Prohibition Am. endment is Attacked—Case From Kentucky to be Disposed of Today — Counsel Argues Amendment is Revolutionarv.

FINIOH GAOE FOR KENTUGKY TODAY   With Rhode Island and Massachusetts Arguments Concluded Prohibition Question Will be Left to Court.

CONCLUDE ARGUMENTS ATTACKING DRY LAW IN SUPREME COURT   ‘Question Now Up to Nation’s Highest Tribunal for Decision  j

END ARGUMENTS “— OWPROHIBITION   Rhode. Island. and Massachu-.  setts Legal Fight Now  * Up to Court:

RUSSIA PREPARED 10 AGREE TO ARMISTICR = AND MAKE PEACE WITH POLAND, NOTE SAYS

RECEIVE NOTE FROM RUSSIA   Bolsheviki Say They Are Ready for Armistice With Poles

RUSSIA READY 10 MAKE PEACE WITH POLANI   Soviet Government So Informs British—It Makes A Fresh Proposition

RUSSIAN SOVIETS AGREE TO TRUGE   Moscow Government Informs Britain of Readiness for Polish Peace.   REDS CAPTURE TOWN OF LIDA   Bolsheviki in Their \Westward Push Have Reached the Vicinity of the Former Russo-German Battle Line in Pripet Marshes.

SOVIET TROOPS pS DEFENDERS eritt CABTHEA   Red Armies Get Possession of Huge -Acreage Planted by Polish Farmers   AMERICAN FOOD FOR eu pREN is MOVED   General Staff Proceeds With Plans Despite Move for Armistice

REBS AGREE TO ARMISTICE      British Government Receives ute  From Russia Agreeing to Peace

PALES RETREAT FAM LDA ACRE. ANWANPE      Bolsheviki Sweeping Across Lithunia Gives Reds Biek Ligewasct, ~   REFUGEES REMOVED   Stores Collected by Americans Removed to Safer Place.

RUSSIA OFFERS PEACE      Beany to End Wa: ar r With Poland, Soviet Note “Says

Prepared to Take Stepsto Bring Peace   SEND NOTE IN REPLY TC RECENT BRITISH PRO-  POSALS.

RUSS WILLING TO MAKE POLE PEACE   Soviet Note to Great Britain Says Bol: shevik Will Agree to Armistice,

100,000 FLEE BEFORE REDS   U. S. WORKERS AID IN CARE OF REFUGEES   Notify British of Willingness To Enter Negotiations

POLES FLEEING — BEFORE ADVANCE OF BOLSHEVIK]   Peasants are Terror Stricken a: Red Forces Make Sweep * Across Lithuania   ARMIES- ARE-RETREA TING

Soviet Agrees To London Plan  For Armistice   British Consider Proposal t End Russian Polish Fiehting.

QUIET AGREES TO POLE ARMISTICE   Government at Moscow Signifies Readiness for Truce.   BOLSHEVIKI CAPTURE LIDA   Red Army in Its Westward Push Has Reached the Vicinity of the Former Russo-German Battie Line.

ATLANTIC FLEET IN HOME WATERS   Nearly Three Score Ships. Anchor in Hudson After Three Months of Drills   DANIELS ON FLAGSHIP   More Than Halt of Officers and Sunburned -Youngsters Get Shore Leave

BACK FROM MANEUVERS WO SCORE AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS IN PORT WITH MAY DAY DAWN

Three Highest Navat Officials On Board Pennsylvania ~ As Fleet Enters:   ADDRESSES SHORE CROWD   Admiral Wilson Well Pleased With Work Accomplished — During Winter

RIGHT. PROUD OF THE NAVY   Senior Sea Commander Wileea Says It Has Overeeme Many DifPiemitias.

ATLANTIC FLEET  ARANES HOME   60 Warships Anchor in Hudsor After 3 Months in Cuban AM oaters.

ATLANTIC FLEET DRDPS ANCHOR THE HISAN   Officers and Sun Tanned Gob: Rush Ashore for Little  Vacation   SECRETARY DANIELS TALKS BY WIRELESS   Admiral Wilson Praises Me for Success Gained Under  Difficulties

MEN OF FLEET ARE GIVEN 4 HOURS ASHORE   Admiral Wilson Says Much Of Value Results  Fram Practice

ATLANTIC FLEET AT ANCHOR IN HUDSON   Much of Value Accomplished by Drills and Maneuvers in Cuban Waters, According to Admiral Wilson

BATTLESHIPS REACH HOME AFTER THREE MONTHS OF DRILLS AND MANEUVERS   Nearly Three Score Vessels of the Ailantic Fleet Return From Cuban Waters; Crews Enjoy Shore Leave

ATLANTIC. FLEET DROPS ANCHOR IN ThE HUDSON   Return Home Afte! ’ Winter Training in Cuban Waters   REVIEWED BY SEC. DANIELS

BRITISH LEADER IN ~TRELAND IS KILLED   Frank Brooke, * Virtual Head of Gov ernment Shot on Way to Office ——Battle in Limerick,

LORD DEPUTY OF IRELAND S MURDERED   Slain Man Was Erin’s Richest Landlord and Chief Aid to Lord Lieutenant French; Six Killed in Bruree Fight   Reinforcements Rushed by Britain; Pitched Battle Is Expected When Troops Get Within Striking Distance

PRIVY COUNCIL MEMBER KILLED   Virtual Head of British Government In [reland Slain.

IRISH CIVILIANS BATTLE SOLDIERS; SIX KILLED   Bloody Outbreak at Brure: After Period of Quiet, When Military Force Is Waylaid —

FEDERAL AGENTS PROBE FALSE REGISTRATIONS   DELPHI IS ONE OF THE INDIANA TOWNS WHERE FALSE REGISTRATIONS HAVE BEEN REPORTED.   NO DETAILS ARE MADE PUBLIC   The Investigation by Federal Author. ities Will Conilone Until After Election.

STOCK REPORT   Pools Active With General Chemicals Main Feature.

AATEC HOWORS - HERO DEAD OF © ALL PAST WARS   Arlington Cemetery Scene oi Impressive Ceremonies; Message Froni Belgium.   50,000 VETERANS ON -  REARALD IN MEW YORK?   French Populace Turns Out to Pay Tribute to American ' Negi - *

CAPITAL HONORS ALL OF NATION’ HEROES   Memorial Services Conductec Today at Washington.

AGED VETS SHARE HONOR WITH YOUTI   General Pershing The Principa Speaker At Exercises At Arlington Cemetery.

HERO DEAD HONORED   WORLD WAR VETERAN GRAVES DECORATED FIRST TIME,    Lines of March Have Uniforms of Khaki as Well as the Blue and ‘ray.

HEROES OF EARLIER WARS HELP TO PAY TRIBUTES (Re Agenclatal Prasat

Veterans of Earlier Hars Share Mem: orial Day Tribute—Pershing Principal Speaker.

AMERICAN HEROES REMEMBERED AT HOME AND ABROAD       ederans of Earlier Wars Share ‘Tributes With Khaki-Clad Youths of World War.   MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED  ‘Ak. ARLINGTON CEMETERY   “General Pershing Principal Speak. : er; (Wreaths Placed on a Many ‘Tombs.      MANY MARCH IN NEW YORK         Beiginm, France and Other Euro. > penis Pay Their Tributes '- .. to Americans.

NATION’S HEROES HONORED TODAY   General Pershing Is Principal Speaker at Memorial Ampi‘theater in- Washington.

HONOR PAID 10 NATION'S HERGES   Veterans of Civil War March With Those of World War.

METS OF TH WAR UNITE IN HONORING DEAL   Impressive Services Held At Arlington National Cemetery —Many Notables Attend.  Fifty Thousand March In Pas rade Held In New York City.

DLO VETS MARCH WITH YOUNG VET ON MEMORIAL DAY   Heroes of Early Wars Share Tributes With Those Who Fell in World War.   FRENCH PEOPLE JOIN IN EXPRESSION OF RESPECT   American Ceremony Featured Over Celebration Joan of Arc Canonization.

PERSHING SPEAKER IN NATIONAL SERVICE 10 HONOR U.S. WAR DEAL   Grizzled Civit War Vets Tramp With Yanks in Khaki to Arlington

SOLDIER: GRAVES ARE DECORATED HERE AND ABROAD   SOLEMN OBSERVANCES _MARK, DAY IN MEMORY" - OF HEROES.  ATHIH RY RPREUNCH   Yanks Buried Overseas Are - Remembered ., With ' . Wowers.~

HEROES GRAVES ARE DECORATED   Impressive Ceremonies Held in National Capital--Topeka Observes Day, Too.

HEROES OF CIVIL WAR OHARE HONORS WITH YOUNG VETERANS TODAY   MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION IN - ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY AT WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON PAYS ‘TRIBUTE TO HEROES OF MANY U. S. WARS   ‘All! Honor Paid to The Mer Who in Days Past Died for This Country.—Roosevelt is Honored and Grave is Bedecked With Blauyerce.

TELLS FAIR CROWDS OF G. 0. P. SCANDAL   Cox Reiterates His Charges of  Republican Corraption Fuad at Spokane Fair

Says Radicalism Would Have Been Avoided in North Da. kota if Legislature Had Pro. tected Farmers Against Be. ing Robbed.

SENATORIAL “OLIGARCHY” COX’S THEME   Governar Also, Went Over ‘Hi Republican = Campaign Func Charges In Speech At Spokane   Wash., Fair Grounds.   DISCUSSED SENATE INQUIR}   ‘During Course Of Speech Nominee  . Declares He Has Right To Tnsist Upon Enforcement Of. Laws Aaainet Paige.   REPLIED TO LOCAL PAPE

OUTLINES PROGRESSIVISM   Says North Dakota Legislatur: Failed to Protect Farmer:  from Grain Interests.

HUNDREDS FIGHT FOREST FIRES   Many Families Driven From Homes in Wisconsin—Town of Tioga Reported Wiped Out.   NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED   Over Half the Population of Fairchild Battles Flames—Property Oamage Estimated at $150,000-—-Volunteers  Answer Calls for tHeip.

NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED   Over Half the Population of Fairchild Batties Flames—Property Damage Estimated at $150,000—Volunteers  Answer Calls for Help.

WiaGUNGTi! FIRES MENAGE TOWN   Hamlet of Tioga, Clark County Reported Wiped @ut.   PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM HOMES   No Loss of Life Yet Reported—Over Half Population of Fairchild Battle Flames—Volunteers Answer Calls for Help.

HARDING AIMED AGAINST NATIONS PACT   Senator Invades “Pivotal’ State On Indiana On . Stumping Tour.   EXPLAINS STAND   Attitude Toward League Of Nations Dwelt Upon By Nominee.

HARDING IN INDIANA. ON CaK'S TRAIL   Will Tell Hoosiers He's For / League But Against Wilcon's Paris Pact.

Where the Candidate Makes Several Speeches During Day and Evening.   IS WELL SATISFIED WITH OLD KENTUCKY   His Last Big Speech of the Present Trip Will Be Tn St Yanie

eee INVADE INDIANA   ‘Enters State From Kentucky— ‘Will Speak. At Indianapolis Tonight.

-rossing Ohio River, Republican Nominee Begins 24-Heur Invasion of Another ‘‘Pivotal’’ State In Presidential Election---Enters Hoosier State on Heels of Rival.   Will Not Visit New York City

COOLIDGE QUARTERS IN CHICAGO OPENEL   Mrs J. L, Bennett to Be in Charge There   ormerly at Republican Nationa Committee Office, Washington

lares Will Hays Was Per wer, “Unethical” In Campaign   ERTS BLOSSOM VERIFIED CHARGES   sts Testimony Of Other: Will Prove All Of His  Aeensations

SAYS HAYS UNEIT 10 LEAD REPS   Cox Claims He Should Be Discharged   Be Discharged CHARS ES. UNTRUTHS  Probe By Grand Jury Is Possible

MAY BE FORCED TO REMOVE HAYS   Testimony Given by Republican Leader of Ohio. Shows That Hays   Governor Cox Contend: That Republicans Should ' Remove Chairman

Candidate Asserts Blossom’s Testimony Contradicts That ‘  # of Chairman.   GOVERNOR IN HELENA SECOND MONTANA DAY   Says Committee Can Find Week's Work in Chicago by looking Around,

G. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. -

REUNION 33d _ INDIANA REGIMENT      Probably Last Time Survivors  of Famous Fighting Unit  will Be Together.

AV RIGH LEVEL.  iNew Casea Total 2,086, With 26 Deaths ' um eae York Paw TO Wee acl,  CHICAGO 8PLhU?

SWITCHMEN ARE FINED $1000 EAUE   No Decision Whethe Twelve Disagreements Will Be Tried Again

SENTENCE OF RAILROAD MEN   Convictea et a Violatieon of the  OC eee aa

STRIKERS FINED $1000 EACE   Five Leaders In Switchmen’s Strike In Los Angeles Are Convicted.  aa —Leetured by Judge.

Woman for Whose Affections Wasband Sued Preacher for 850.000  Be. a. a ae

 Woman for Whose Affections Hus. band Sued Preacher for #50,000 ; : Seenres Diverce.

BREAD PRICES TO COME DOWN      Relief From Shortage Expected in  a

THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH THIS MORNING   Four Others in Party Injured When Joy-Riders Came to Grief.

THREE PERSONS KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE CRASI   Four Hurt at Groton, Conn—Boston and Woburn - Men Two of Those Who Lost Lives

FiveCirculars Threatening Death ~ Found in Mail Box in District   Round Up of Anarchists Startet by the Department of Justice

PROVOCATEURS SECRET WORK AN AEDS RANKS?   SUCH IS VIEW OF FEDERAL JUDGE.   LIVELY INQUIRY IS HAD ON MATTER, BUT NO DECISION MADE

LABOR SECRETARY — TAKES COMMUNIST CASE 10 STUDY   Not Decided Whether Member. ship in Party in Itself Ground for Deportation.

ALIEN QUESTION UNDERADVISEMENT   Question Whether Membership in Communist ‘Party Is Pauce for Deoortation   WILSON TO DECIDE i   Secretary of Labor Listens to Argument in Which the Government Is Charged «

SUMMON TT OTATUO Io A MOOT ISSUE   Government Officials Deny Party Is- Furthered ~ ~~ by Department,   SHOW CONNECTION WITH . THIRD INTERNATIONALE   Palmer Explains Arrest Some ~ Radical Leaders Without ~ warrants—Answers Other Charges

SUCH IS VIEW OF FEDERAL JUDGE   LIVELY INQUIRY iS HAD ON MATTER, BUT NO DECISION MADE

GANG OF CUTTHROAT ALIENS   Leaders of Communist Party S« Designated by Department ef Jeatice Official.

PALMER IN DENIAL HIS AGENTS AIDED COMMUNIST PART   secretary Wilson Into Question Of Whether Membership in It Constitutes Grounds For Deportation.

Secretary Wilson Takes Ques tion of Deportations Under Advisement   DENIES GOVERNMENT  ENDORSES RADICALS    Communists Called Gang of Cut Throat Aliens, at Hearing

t  OMMUNIST  ~ LABOR PARTY  S CONTEMNEN   Denounced by J. Hoover as “A Gang of Cut. throat Aliens.”

Charged With Taking Part in Work and Mestings uf Communists.   PALMER DEFENDS GOVERNMENT ACTIONS   Says No Informant of De. partment Has Ever Engaged In Councils of Party

SUMMIT NOT CONNECTED WIT Mla DEPARTMENT PALMER ASSERTS   Attorney General Denies That Any of His Men Are Linked Up With This Organization af Radicals.   MEMBERS ARE BACKING STRIKE, IS ALLEGED   Fifty Per Cent of the Influence Back of the Recen’ Walkout Is Directly Traceahle to Them.

WILSON TAKES UNDER AD ASEMENT STATUS GF COMMUNIST PART   Takes up Question of Whether Membership is Grounds fer Deportation

ALIEN’ QUESTION BEFORE HEARINI   WHSON TO DECIOR TF MEMBEED SHIP EN COMMUNEST CARES CAUSE GF PEVORPAVEION

DECLARED 6.0, P RANKS BROKER   Chairman White of Democratic Com mittee Says Tepublican Campaign

WHITE PREDICTS A STAMPEDE TO COX   Says 11th-Hour Plans of G. 0. P. Will Fail to Check Big Landslide.

WHITE oAYa 6, 0, P PLANS GO WRONG   ‘Democratic Chairman Issues Statement About Frantic Republicans.

ERIN SEETHES ~ WITH SPIRIT DF REBELLION   Cork is now scene of murder and attempts at  mirdor

Bayonetting of Ex-Soldier By British Sentry Cause of Outbreak Which Soon Developed Into Disturbance of Magnitude, Between * Troops and Citizens.

ONE SLAIN, 14 HURT AT CORK   Cordon of Troops Thrown Around City Following Fighting.

ONEDEADIN — CORK UPRISING   Sequel to Assassination of  Constabulary Inspector Brings Night of Terror in Jrish City.   MANY WOUNDED

CITY OF CORK i SEES NIGHT OF REAL TERROR  om Om © Ome 6 oe 6 Ue —s. - oe ee relUC<CRC Cc CO Err tl(ia ke rF   BRITISH TROOPS NOW SURAROUND CITY; BUSINESS IS SUSPENDED.   TROUBLE STARTED BY AN EX-SOLDIER

“WAME RICKENBACKER”   American Ace ‘on. “Obie. Aviator “Commission,

“Eddie!” Rickenbacker, U.S;: Ace, cramer On Chio: ‘Aviston "Raard

‘ACE” GON AVIATION BODY   nant. Edward V. Rickenbacker Named Member of Ohio Commission by Governor Cox.

TRAYLOR SPECIAL JUDGE AT PIKE CIRCUIT COUR’   Popular Dubois Ceunty Attorney Ik Great Favorite In District  Tearltrianl Oana

ISH CHIEFS UNLIKELY TOAGCEPT THE OFFER OF BAITSI PREMIER FOR GONFERENGE ON THE CRISIS

MEETING IMPROBABLE   No Attention Will be Paid to Premier's Offer

LITTLE RESPONSE 1S LOOKED FOR   TO OFFER OF LLOYD-GEORGE      To Give Safe Conduct to Sinn Fein. ers Who Wish to Confer With —  British Government

SINN FEINPRS HOLD ALOOF.   Not Expected to Accept Proposal of Lloyd-George.

abesgordeegorpeedonde rd Pe eeh Eee ores  : CHURCH-NOTES 4  gg oe 6 et HH 4% eH oe FE,

MILLERAND SUFFERS SETBACK   Chamber Finance Committee Reject: Spa Agreement Providing Payment to Germany.

SETBACK FOR M. MILLERAND   Suffers Most Serious Defeat of His Career as Premier.

OKLAHOMA MAN HURT MISSOURT TRAIN WRECK NEAR KANSAS CITY ON THE PACIFIC RAILWAY

2 TRAIN WRECKS ARE FATAL TO 11 PERSONS   Twelve Others Are Injured i Derailment.

THE WAR POT IN MEXICO AGAIN STARTS BOILING   Think Francisco Villa Will Come to Peace Terms

MEXIGO HEARS OF 1 NEW UPRISING   General Larga Revolts [r San Luis Potosi.:

COMMUNIST PARTY 10 BE FORMED AUGUST  IN GREAT BRITAIN   BRITISH SOCIALIST PARTY DI. RECT PROMOTERS OF FORTHCOMING CONVENTION,

NEW PARTY IS PROPOSED FOR GREAT BRITAIN   Communist Party to be Formed of the Left Wing Socialists in British Isles.

COMMUNISTS IN ENGLAND   August 1 Set as Date for Left Wing Socialists and Others to Merge.

SCORES DIE AS ~ ~ TYPHOID RAGES: SEEK FOR PLOT   Arthur Griffith, Founder Of Sinn Fein, Is Thown In Jail.

JOINT INVESTIGATION IS CALDER’S PROPOSAI   Would Aid Building Probe  . in New York. 

CONCEDE HARDING      DAVID. “LAW ) SAYS’ COX.: DID HAVE ee      Democratic, Writer: Tells _ Why’ Republi icans Wil Win Election — Situa, tion-Summed- Up on: Xe ‘tual Mioures..

MAWRENCE SEES  .0.P. VICTOR)       Well-Known Writer Points ‘Out Reasons Why Demo. cratic Party Will Lose at  the Polls Tomorrow; People ‘Want Change.      COU. RY DOES NOT TAKE EXCUSES; TT LOOKS AT RESULTS

Harding Will Win Becausethe People ’ Demand a Change   Nothing Couid Stem the Tide of Popular Disap provai of Hight Years of Wilson—League _ Oniv Small Facter.

UN TANTINOPLE UNDE CONTROL UF ALLIED TROOPS   OCCUPATION OF CITY MADE NEC. ESSARY BY TURK RESISTANCE AGAINST TREATY.

TURKS HELPING TO KEEP ORDER   Second Day of of Allied Occupation Passed Quietly in Turk Capital

MEXICO 1a READY FOR RECOGNI IA   No Longer Any Reason for Withholding H, Texas Governor Says, in Message to President Wilson.

OUTLOOK PROMISES MUCH IN FUTURE DEVELOPMENT, SAYS WIRE T0 PRESIDENT   TEXAS EXECUTIVE TELLS OF PERSONAL CONFERENCE: WITH OBREGON AND OTHER LEADERS IN SOUTHERN REPUBLIC AND DECLARES HE IS CONVINCED OF THEIR SINCERITY.

ASKS RECOGNITION FOR HUERTA REGIME   Texas Governor Says There Should Be no Further Postponement.

ASKS RECOGNITION OF MEXICO   7overnor Hobby eof Texas Says No Reason for Withholding It.

TAKE ISSUE WITH WILSON   Reed Says Stand Woenld Mean Defeat far Demecrat.,

WILSON DRAWS FIRE FROM BRYAN AND REEL   Carrying Treaty hatitieation Int Campaign Means Breaking of the Solid South, Says Missourian,

BRYAN, REED AND JOHNSON HIT COVENANT   Wilson Draws Fire of Trio on Renewed Appeal for Un- reserved Ratification,   MEANS PARTY SUICIDE DECLARES MISSOURIAN   President, Broken by Illness, Is Ill-Advised Is Plea of Ne-  - braska Leader in His ©  ~- Statement. 2

DEMANDS TREATY PLANK:   President Insists Treaty be Car. ried Into Campairn—Draws ryan’y Fie,

DEMOCRAT PARTY ASKED BY WILSON 10 BACK TREATY   President Throws Document Into Political Campaign— Action Drew Expressions From Bryan and Reed.

BRYAN LAMENTS THE PRESIDENTS STAND      CONTENTS OF THIS MORNING'S J JOURN AL   POLITM At POLLY Te 4 Mid t Ve RESERV THe ATTY.   Sere Mr Wilson Set Onis Hreten ewe in Health by Weieht of Hie (ares, Hat Has Been Hadiy Advieed.

TREATY TO POLLS IDEA DRAWS FIRE OFF REED, BRYAN   Wilson’s Call to Party to Make Unreserved League An Issue, Denounced   JOHNSON LAUDS PRES.   “WOULD LOSE EVERY NORTHERN STATE” REED MOURNS—BRYAN WANTS RESERVATIONS.

WILSON’S PLEA BRINGS ANSWER FROM DEMOCRATS   Reed and Bryan Oppose Taking Treaty to Election.

DEFEAT FACES DEMOCRATS It LEAGUE URGED   REED PREDICTS LOSS OF EVERY STATE NORTH OF MASON AND DIXON LINE   Johnson and Bryan Alike Denoune the President's Call to Carry the League Into Campaign

SCORN PRESIDENTS CALL TO DEMOCRATS   Senators on Both Sides Condemn Wilson’s Request For Unreserved Treaty Platform

LENDERS OPPOSE WILSON DEFENSE (IF LEAGUE PAGT   Senator Reed Characterizes Stand as Political Suicide . For His Party   BRYAN EAGER TO HAVE FRIENDS TAKE TREATY   Johnson Declares Versailles Document Bad and in Need of Complete Revision

BRYAN OPPOSES: WILSON'S STANL   Still Wants Immediate Rati fication to Take Treaty Out of Campaign   SEN. REED PESSIMISTIC   ‘SaPmeMoGetit Defeat With Platform Such as Is Preposed by President

BRYAN AND REED POSE MAKING TREATY AN ISSUE   Senator Says to Throw Pac Into Campaign Would Mear Defeat—Commoner Asserts Wilson's Leadership Unsafe.

Bryan and Reed Critize Call to Carry Ratification In to Campaign.   Bryan Says President Ha Been Denied Information Necessary

Wilson's Call to Make Treaty Issue Draws Criticism from Party Leaders

ARREST HOWAT > FOR CONTEMPT   GHANGED PLEA TWO TIMES   “Not Guilty,” “Guilty,” “Not Guilty” — Hearings Set for Friday Morning in Pittsburg.

oMlead of Miners and Other Oin~ Glalé Ate Out-on Bonds,  MSOBEY ATTACHMENT WRIT      rr Flest Entered Pica of Guilty then . Later Withdrew aad Will Make a Fight.

HOWAT AND COMPANION BEFORE COURT   Leader of the Kansas Miner: Changes His Plea From Guilty to Not Guilty.

LAUNCH GOLD STAR SHIP   Named In Honor of Mothers Whose Sons Were Killed.

LEGION OPENS FIGHT FOR RELIEF MEASURE   “Friendly Attack!" Plan by Forces Concentrated Today.

CONGRESSMAN HULL BEATEN   Republicana Get One More Represen. tative from Fourth District of Tannesees.

OFFICIAL COUNT PROVES CLOUSE VICTOR IN TENA      Republican Defeats Present-Dem ocratic Incumbent.

TWO WOMEN IN MONTANA SEEK NOMINATIONS   Contesting for Seat in Congres: Formerly Held by Miss Rankin

CARUSO GETS BETTER   Doctors Say Tenor Passed Comfortable Night Thursday.

CARUSO IS BOING VERY WELL   Operated Upon Seccessfully and Conditiem Gatisfacteryv.

WILL NOT RELEASE MAYOR MACOWINEY AT ELEVENTH HOWE   No Element of Bluffing in British Attitude, Is Statement.

MAYOR M'SWEENE! STILL CONSCIOUS   No Element of Bluffing in Respective Attitudes of Britist Government and Irish Na: tionalists, Both Assert.

M’SWINEY CONSCIOUS } BUT NOW IS WEAKER   Both Sides to Controversy Reiter ate That There Is No Bluffing ta «Their Attitude

AIR MAIL ROUTE IS OPENED TO ST. PAUL   Chicago and Minneapolis Pi lots Start: Work,

REBEL LEADER TO AID MEXICO QUELL BANDITS   ‘Manuel Palafox, Zapata Fol lower, Surrenders to Carranza.

20 PER CENT RAISE      Bill Would Increase Pay o . Men in Service.

{Steel Trust Lost $4,385,930 By. Strike   Earnings of Corporation 7 Felt te 435,701,902 For Final "Quarter af 1919:

§ JAILER   ‘Siighe Man Battles Suceessfally for Time Aaninst Many Officers and Patrolmen.

ULD JAILER I INSANE’S VICTIV   Youthful Lunatic Beats Veteran Offi. cer to Death With Bare is in Unseen Battle; Takes Three to  _ Overpower Suspect.

ha SULT OF PLOT, FARMERS TOLD   R: cant Slump ln Frices of Farm Products Olscussed.   GRAN GAMBLERS ARE BLAMED

, CRULT DF PLOT, ~~. FARMERS TOLD   Rcceni Slump in Friees of Fatm :" Products Discussed.   GRA GAMBLERS ARE BLAMED

EXTERMINATION OF BANDITRY IN MEXICO IS PLAN OF GOVERNMENT   One Official Says In Short Time He Will “Have Villa’s Hide Hung On Fence to Trvw”?

EXTERMINATION OF MEXICAN BANDITS   ‘Short Shrift is to Be Given : Them—Federal Forces Afier Villa.

EXTERMINATION   Is Being Carried Into State of Morales, Stronghold of Powerfal Outlaw Chief.

MEXICAN FEDERALS TO WAR ON BANDIT   Send Troops Into State of Morelos to Wage Campaign Against Outlaws.

BANDIT VILLA ROW CORNERED IN RGUNS AINS   Rebel Chief. Located in the Foothills of the Sierra Madre Range Near Par en]   BIG MEXICAN ARMY AFTER THE FUGITIVE

ANOTHER MEMBER OF SAN FRANCISCO GANG I$ CONVICTE!   Jury Reached Their Verdict in Twelve Minutes   CHARGED WITH ATTACKING GIRL

WOMEN WANT CONVENTION PLACES   Franchise League of Indi ana Say Women Should Have Seats in Bodies.

amy OF CARLISLE OES TO WEST POINT   ENLISTED MAN .AFTER NINE “MONTHS SERVICE DEMON.’ STRATES HIS ABILITY

STULTS QF GARLISLE ~ BOES. TO WEST POW      Po MAN AFTER NINE . MONTHS SERVICE DEMON. _ STRATES His ABILITY:

JAEDIGKE ON WAY TQ FAGE CHARGES   AL L RGED LMBES “ZA, ER OF $138,000 FROM KANSAS BANK IS IN HANDS OF POLICE.

Captured Bank Wrecker. Says He Is Anxious to Get Back and ‘Straighten Up Shortage

JAEDICKE IS ON WAY HOME   And Defaulting Hanover Banker Is Happy.   SAYS HE NEVER FELT BETTER   His Sister, With Whom He Sought Refuge, Aeccompanies Him Back to Kansas,

Fa Hleution Will Go Into the Hou     or~ Labor Pp arty Chief Says 5

PHONE GIRL AoKS $250,000 BALW       Says Wealthy. Lumber Deale: Who Eloped With Another \ Once Wooed Her.

GRANDMA CLAUSEN WAS NINETY-TWO   Aged Lady Passes Away at Son's Homie Near Wiota— Funeral Services Held This Afternoon.

GRANDMA CLAUSSEN - WAS 92 YEARS OLD   Aged Lady Passes Away st Son's Home Near Wiota. Funeral, Services Held Saturday Affernoon at Wiota.

tS MAKE COMMENT   Sentiment Divided on Withdraw. ut of Arventine- from Leagae

ARGENTINE PAPERS’ RESENT ACTION OF LEAGUE DELEGATE:   Declare Goverament Did Not Take People Into Confidence. ©

LLOYD GEORGE SENG GREETINGS 10 Tht TION CONVENTION   Premier’s Message Received With Applause When Read.

CONVENTION OF SOCIALISTS IS ON TODAY: DEBS WILL BE NAMED   Presidential Candidate Now Doing Ten-Year ‘Stretch’ ‘in: Priean.

WANT DEBS TO HEAD TICHRET,   Maw Serving Term in Penitentiary  Probable thoice of Seetalists.

OUGIALISTS WILL NOMINATE DEBS FOR PRESIDENT   National Convention Will Hold Opening Session in New York. Today.   PARTY PLATFORM DRAFTED

Open Convention  in N. Y  Tomorrow; ‘Hillquit Is ee “Keynoter.” :

SOCIALISTS OPEN THEIR CAMPAIGN   Proposed Candidates for National Honors Are in Jail But Will Be Nominated

EXPEGT DEBS WILL BE NAMED 10 HEAD SOCIALIST TICKET   Likely Candidate Is Serving Prison Term—Party Will Outline Its “Fight” at N. Y. Convention Today.

QUGIALIGT PARTY ENTERS RAGE WITH LEADERS IN JAN   Long” List - of ° Prosecutions ‘Tharing Wer Caids inter: ! est to Campaign.

DEBS WILL HEAD SOCIALIST TICKE!   Party to Enter National Gam paign in National Convention To-day   INDIANA DELEGATES   Persons Now Serving in Jail Seem to Have Inside Track for Nominations

OUGIALIOT PARTY CONVENES TODA)   Debs and Kate O’Hare, Bott in Jail, May Be Nominated.

SUGIAL ITS OPEN CONVENTION TODA   WILL SELECT NATIONAL CANDE DATES AND PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN,

SUCIALISTS HOLD GUAVENTION TODA)   Eugene Debs, Now in Atlanta Penitentiary, Will be Named to Head _ Ticket---interest Centers in Platform.

SOCIALIST PARTY 10 AGAIN HAVE TICKET   EUGENE V. DEBS, NOW IN PRISON, WILL BE NOMINEE FOR PRESENT,

STRANGE HISTORY   Of United States Bond Given for Near East Relief

AN °EXAMPLE TO RICH THIEVES   Urged te Penitence as Was Coneetence-stricken Rebber.

FIFTY DOLLAR BOND HURTS CONSCIENCE   Man Steals Four Barrels of Flour and Sends War Bond To Help’ Sufferers

BASEBALL EADS SIGN PAGT FOR GLEANER SPORT   Big Leagues and Majority of Minors in Accord as to Fine Points of Game   JUDGE LANDIS SUPREME AT $50,000 PER YEAR   Public Demands Met and Clean Pastime Assured; Powers Given U. §S. President

MAY SEL! CGAL   City of Louisville Miay Purchase and Orerate Mine and Yards.

MAX CONDEMNS PLAN   BAVARIAN PRINCE PROTESTS SCHEME TO TRY WAR GUILTY.   Declares Germans Might Refuse t Give Themselves Up for Trial by Enemy.

PRINCE PROTESTS EXTRADITION PLAN   Condemns Plan t> Try Men  Guilty of War Crimes.   Man Who Fereed Abdication of Kaiser Says Germans Might Refuse to Give Up.

PRINCE MAX PROTESTS   condemns Plan to Try Men Guilty of War Crimes.   Man Who Forced Abdication of Kaiser Says Germans Might Refuse to Give Up.

UNCERTAINTY IN LEADERS’ CAMPS   Neither Lowden, Johnson Nor ’ Wood Is Confident of Winting Nominations i   PLEDGES GIVEN ON QUIET   California Senator Out of It, Lawrence Thinks; Would Lose on Treaty Plank

DARK HORSE LOOMS FORMIDABLY, WITH SPROUL AS MOST LIKELY: "BRYAN SAYS “NEVER” TO LOWDEI

TWO RUSSIAN GITIES REPORTED TAKEN BY THE POLISH ARMIES   Capture Lida and Pinsk Tuesda) Says Statement from Warsaw Today

POLES CAPTURE 2 MORE TOWNS   Lida and Pinsk, Both Fortified Points, Taken From Soviets.   ENEMY ARMY IS BEATEN

POLES CAPTURE TWO IMPORTANT CITIES   RUMOR IN CITY HELD BY POL. ISH FORCES THAT RUSSIANE ARE ORGANIZING NEW ARM) OF 90,000 MIEN

Advance Coritinues, T1'00 Ps Near Lithuanian Capital, i Tea Towns Captured.

LITHUANIAN CAPITALIS ENDANGEREL   Lida and Pmsk Captur ed by Poles and Vitna Is Threatened.

POLES TAKE LIDA FROM BOLSHEVIK!   TROTZKY'S RECENT HEAD QUARTERS CAPTURHD—tTH * RUSSIAN ARMY SMASHED.

POLES CAPTURE RED STRONGHOLL   City Recently Made Headquarters for Big Bolshevik Army Falls to Poles.   UKRANIANS ADVANCING

Poles Peril Capital of Lithuania   BOLSHEVIK HEADQUAR TERS FALL IN DRIVE OF PILSUDSKI'S MEN.

TWO RUSSIAN CITIES REPORTED TAKEN BY THE POLISH: ARMIES   Capture Lida and Pinsk Tuesday  Says Statement from  ; Tiavoaa Taday

NORMAL AT CLEVELAND  Beas AsesArkdatat Ateonane FT omaenh *2ileoa

BRYAN DECLARES HE IS NOT SEEKING THE HONORS OF OFFICE   Great Commoner Makes Known His Stand at Dinner Given at the Aldine Club in New York in Celebration of His Sixtieth Birthday Anniversary—Reviews Public Career

HAT NOT IN RING, BRYAN ASSERTS IN NEW YORK SPEECK   But Commoner Desires to Dis charge as Fully as Possible Debt of Gratitude to the American People.

W. J, DHT  NOT ATTRAGTED BY ALLUREMENT: OF PUBLIG LIFE   Says His Ambition Is to Discharge As Fully As Possi ble His Debt of Gratitude   +9 American People,   GIVES EXPERIENCES IN POLITICAL ARENA   Draws Lessons From His Participation in Politics Covering a Period of 3C Years in Thick of Fight,

W. J. BRYAN REMINISCENT ON HIS SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY   He Notes Triumph of “Every Righteous Cause,” Having Seen Reform After Reform Accomplished and = Great Principles Written Into “*Unrepealable Law of Land.”

BRYAN NOT SEEKING ANY PUBLIC OFFICE   SATISFIED TO REMAIN AS A PRI. VATE. IN THE RANKS,   Welfare of Country and Its People Uppermost ia His MWind—Sixtieth Birthday Anniversary Addreae at New York.

BRYAN ATTACKS SENATE RULES   Declares He Does Rot Seek the Honors of Public Office,

BRYAN DECLARES OENATE RULES MUST GHANGE   Celebrates 60th Birthday b' Suggesting Many Reforms in Government.   STARTS SPEAKING TOUR

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HIGHEST TRIBUNAL W. J. BRYAN SAYS   ‘Nation’s Influence Would Go Far Toward Making War Impossible, He Says.   DECLARES AMBITION IS NOT TO HOLD AN OFFIC:   Rules of United States Senat Are Criticized by the Noted Nebraskan,

BRYAN DEFINES ~ POLIFIGAL GREED: NOT AETER OFFIC!   On Sixtieth Birthday He Says Only Ambition fs to “Pay Debt of Gratitude to Peopte.”

Bryan, at 60, Happy at Final Triumph of Every Right Cause   Reform After Reform Has Been Accomplished and Written Into Unrepealable Law During His Public Career.

BRY: AN DECLARES  HE DESIRES NO  FURTHER HONORS   “Commoner” Reviews His Public Service at Honor Dinner.

BRYAN’S AMBITION NOT PUBLIC OFFICE   Sinvply Seeks to Discharge ~ Debt of Gratitude to  fe ee eee ee

BAYAN FAITH [3 GREATER THAN EVEE   Believes Every Righteou: Cause Will Triumph.

CIVILIZATION LIKE MIGHTY RIVER THAT GANT BE GAMMED   Mr. Bryan Has No Doubt of Final Triumph of Every Righteous Cause.   PROFITEER AN OBSTRUCTION THAT WILL BE SWEPT AWAY   Commoner Declares His Ambition fs Not to Enjoy the Honors of Puoblie Vitice, but to Discharge as Pully as  Possible His Debt of Gratitude te the American People,

BRYAN DEFINES POLITICAL GREED) NOT AFTER OFFICE   On 60th Birthday He Says Only Ambition Is to “Pay Debt of Gratitude to Peaple.”   REVIEWS PAST REFORMS   Faith Now Even Greater Tha’ All Righteous Movement: * Will Eventually Succeed.   NEED WOMEN’S INFLUENCE   Aid Necessary to Silence Opposition to Prohibition and Hasten Day of Universal Peace

BRYAN SAYS HIS SOLE AMBITION ($ TO SERVE PUBLIC   Commoner in Speech Before Aldine Clitb at New Yark Insists He Has No Desire to Hold Office.   ‘PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS    Compares World to Mighty River, Which Must Not Be Dammed-Prafiteer and Trade Mounpolies ij Must Go--Thinks Senate Rules I, Shauld Be Change:

Says His Ambition Is to Discharge Debt of Gratitude to American Peonle   SPEAKS IN NEW YORK   Submits Conclusions Drawn From Thirty Years of Political Experience

BRYAN HAS NO AMBITION FOR PUBLIC OFA   THE COMMONER TALKS AT BANQUET BY FRIENDS ON HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY   Lavs Down Three Leading Principle For Peace and Happiness of the People

BREWERS MAY LOSE LICENSES   New Pine Adepted to Compel Them to Conform toe Law.

NINE OF CBREGON FORGES KILLED aY GOV'T (ROOPS   Is First Clash in District Around Mexico City Since Obregon Took the Field.

Fail to Swine Sontora District  en weer se  DEATH TRAP FACED  Carranza hain Are Unknown

IN GIT OF MEXICO   GENERAL BENJAMIN HILL’S FORCES ATTACKED BY CARRANZA LEADER.   Official Report of Clash In Fed eral District Shows That General Has Begun a New Revolution.

‘Sgacemeats With Fevelulignisis Centiim geparts (i General Qhregan   U. §. CONSIDERING REVOLT

REBELS ARE KILLED IN MEXICO BATTLE   Engagement Gccers in Federal District Surrounding Mexico City with Hill Leading the Rebel Forecs.

NINE KILLED BY COVERNMEN! TROOPS IN BATTLE WITH Ck ATTLE W        ENGAGEMENT OCCURRED 13 ADEA L DISTRICT SURROUNDING WENICO CITY.

EX-CONVICT OFFERS FORTUNE 10 PRISONS   WOULD REMEDY MANY OF THE : EVILS EXISTING.   Name of the Man Giving Money Withheld, But Said to Be Prominent——Nebraska Penitentiary Mentioned.

TRENTON PRISON MAY CC HICLPLD BY FX-CONVICT   His Fortune Offered for Im provement of Other Institu. ‘tions, Too, Says Osborne   OTHER EX-INMATES ~ ~AIDING IN-CRUSADE

BAPTIGTS —OPPOGt GOVERNMENT AD FOR CHURCH WORK   WANT CONSTITUTION AMENDED TO PREVENT CHURCHES USING FEDERAL FUNDS,   SOUTHERN MEETING ENDS   Motion Petures, Lax Laws and Liquor Traffic Declared For Prevalence of Divorce

Baptists Score Newspapers, A, P., Divorce Evil, Movie Shows Before Adjournment

BAPTIST GONVENTION ENDS SESSION IN WASHINGTON   “Very Dry” Resolutions Are Adopted by Ohurchmen Jost Before Hour for Adjournment.

BAPIITO IK DEBATE OVER NEWOPAPERD   ASSOCIATED PRESS IS CRITICIZE AND DEFENDED IN THE BIG CONVENTION   Motion Pictures, Lax Laws and Liquor Traffic Blamed as Causes ot Many Divorces, .

HILLQUIT FLAYS WILSON; SOCIALISTS  FRAME CAMPAIGN   DEBS LOOMS AS PARTY’S  CANDIDATE FOR PRESmenwT   200 ARE. PRESENT   Delegates From All Parts of i Country Attend Con sentinn_

They “WI Doubtless  Namie Deks     Pa SOCIALISTS IN CONVE! TION: For Preaident,qy!  -

SULIALISTS Ih CONVENTION   MORRIS HILQUITT TO BE PRIN. CIPAL SPEAKER; DEBS, THE JAIL BIRD, SLATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

SOCIALISTS IN CONVENTION (0 CHOOSE TICKET   Debs Likely CandidateBitter Attack Made Upen Wilson.

Socialist Party  of America Meets’   Morris Hillquit Temporary Chairmai of Convention in New York, At tacked President Wilson's Admin istration.

SOCIALISTS OPEN PRESIDENCY AACE BY NATIONAL MEET   300 Delegates from All Parts of NewYork Gather to Fix on Presidency Nominee.   FORMULATION OF PARTY PLATFORM IS NEXT WEE}   Eugene Debs, Mrs. O’Hare Both in Prison, Mentioned for Leaders on Ticket.

HILLQUIST ATTACKS PRESIDENT WILSOI   SOCIALIST LEADER PREDICTED PARTY WOULD HAVE TWO MILLION VOTES THIS YEAR.

SOCIALIST CONVENTION   Two Hundred Delegates Represent Party at New York

SOCIALISTS ARE MEETING TODA)   Presidential Campaign Opens  Hew York-—-Delegates From af! Parts of Nation Present

SOCIALISTS’ _ CONVENTION IN SESSION   Gathering in Chicago I. Expected To Name _ Debs for President.

SOCIALISTS’. - CONVENTION   Political Campaign: Op- ened Today With 200 © Delegates Present...

WILSON TARGET FOR SOCIALIST QDF {BINDERS   Keynote Speech in Nationa Convention Devoted to Abuse of President.   200 DELEGATES ON HAND FOR WOOZLEFES1   ‘‘Red’’ Hymns Are Freely Voiced at Opening of Session.

PRESIDENT IS GALLED DESTROYER OF FAITH BY SOCIALIST LEADEF   National Convention ol That Party Opened This Morning

SOCIALISTS IN NATIONAL MEET   ATTACK PRESIDENT WILSON AND ADMINISTBATION oe   ADMINISTBATION ee  Hiliquit Keynoter—See Debs as Presidential Candidate— Several Mentioned ior Vice President.

LETS TERROR REIGN, SAYS WM OHILLOUIT   President Revives Medieval Inquisition, Corivention  Se TPs      DERS MAY HEAD TICKET’   Vote of 2,000,000 is Forecasted. in Falj Elections

Little Thing Like Nominee Being in Jail Won't Deter Socialists; Will Run Debs

DBREGON SAYS GARRANZA HAD WRONG POLICY   TELLS ASSOCIATED PRESS on THINKS MEXICO AND U. x. HAVE SAME IDEALS.   Asserted Has No Desion of Beeoming Dietutor and Otbeys Orders of Governor THuerta.

Leading. Mexico to National Suicide ~ — ‘Interpretation of ~ Monroe Doctrifie Was: a bie “take” :

CUSTOMS OFFICERS ONLY   Revolution Was Moral and Not Armed Revolt—Followers Are Given Orders To Respect Private Richts.      NO PHYSICAL HARM MEANT

OBREGON TALKS OF REVOLUTION   Carranza’s Policy National Suicide, He Says  COURTS FAVOR OF U. S.   Would Make International Like Canadian Boundary Withdrawing Troops Except Customs Officers—Carranza’s Interpretation of Monroe Doctrine Mistake

Decision on Income Tax on Community Property Held Up at Governor's Reques

MEXICAN COVERNOR READY TO RESIST      avs Hes Not in Open Rebettion, But Prepares te Check Fedal Perces

MEXICAN COVERNOR READY TO RESIS   Seys He's Not in Open Rebellion, But Prepares to Check Federai berces

LOWER CALIFORNIA HAS NO’ ; JOINED -PROVISIONALS.   Governor Has. Army of 4,000 Field with Which to Con. hat Federals, f

LOWER CALIFORNIA FACING CIVIL WA   Governor Cantu Is Preparing to Resist Federal Troops. Villa Surrenders Because Mexico Needs Peace.

se HALF MILLION © AOTIVE WORKERS   Will. Campaign.To. Keep Unitec

W.C.T.U; COUNTY MEETING. CLOSES   INSTITUTE HELD HERE PROVE: SUCCESS AND NEAT SUM.IS ©

W.0.T.U, COUNTY MEETING GLUSES   ;  ‘INSTITUT HELD HERE PROVES .  $UCCESS AND NEAT SUM IS   RAISED

ALL RAILWAY EMPLOYES 10. GET INCREASE   United States Labor Board Ends Hearing at Chicago.   EXPECT AWARD IN TEN DAYS   E. M. Barton, Chairman of Body, Says That Employees Wiil Be Given Temporary Relief Within Short Time.

ALLRAIL WO WORKERS GET RAISE SOON   United States Labor Board Ends Hearing at Chicago,   EXPECT AWARD IN TEN DAYS   E. M. Barton, Chairman of Body, Says That Employees Will Be Given Temporary Relief Within Short Time.

RAISE FOR RAIL MEN IN TEN DAYS   J. S. Labor Board Ends Hearings at Chicago.   TO SETTLE 200 QUESTIONS   Body Goes Into Executive Session t Decide Many Problems—Partial Award, Which Will Be Tem-porary, Announced Soon.

ALL RAIL WORKERS ARE EXPECTED TO GET RAISE SOO}   FE, M. Barton, Chairman of Body, Says That Employes Will Be Granted Temporary Kelief in  Short Time.

MOTHER OF DEAD HERO [S HONORED ON U. S. Sule   AN AGED JUGO-SLAVIC MOTHER RECKIVES CONGRESSIONAL MEDAI OF HONOR

COUNTRY SPENDING TOO MUCH   General Wood Makes Pilea for Na tional Economy.

Ie sa Great Day In That Dear Panis Peek- A- Boo Skirt Makes Its Debut Brae be Conall Only One Needed?

PEEKABOO SKIRT MAKES BIG HIT ~ IN GAY ‘PAREE   Fall Fashion Day in’ Paris—Ameri can Tourists Struggle for Places to View. Windows

AUHR ARMY PUT AT 18,000 MEN   Correspondent, in Tour, Finds No Support of the French Claims.   MANY CITIES ARE VISITER   Trip Also Made by Official Americar Investigator—Great Industrial Re. gion Again Quiet and Work Has Been Resumed.

BEULAREO FRENCH CLAIMS IN ERROR   Investigator Finds No Support for Charges Against Germany.   PUTS RUHR ARMY AT 18,000   porrespondent, in Company With an Official American Investigator, Visits Many Cities of the Great Industrial Region,

RUSSIA AND LETVIA SIGN UP   Finland and the Soviets Also Reach Deace Aacreeament.

DAVIS IS ARRESTED AGAIN   Man Charaed With  Axsaulting Smith Daring Biot Up for Ineulting Omaha Pedestrians.

DEMOCRATS FOR ~ EQUAL SUFFRAGE, “ASSERTS WORKET      MRS. OLIVE B. LEWIS ADDRESSES __DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF — PRINCETON a

Mrs. Lewis, Chairman Woman’s Or ganization Committee, Tells Why She Chose Democratic Party.

Texas Sheriffs Meet in Brownsville; Will Go  On Trip to Matamoros

essages Received By   Messages Received By Harding Are Opti- mistic.   ‘HOLD 6 MORE SEATS

‘SENATE GAINS  ABE EXPEGTED   : Republican Confident of In” creasing Majority in Tnat  Body of Six Members.    SENATOR HARDING TO AID CAMPAIGN   Six Delegations to Visit Hard. > ing Up to and Including Sent 75.

OUTLOOK FOR  A REPUBLICAN SEN. MAJORITY IS BRIGHTEN’G   Harding is Pleased With Reports——-Leaders Expect to Add Votes In Six States   HARDING TO RESCUE   Will Deliver Four Speeches In Middle West After September 25

35.000.000 MEN DIE IN WAR   Fifteen Million Women in Europe Must Die Old Maids as a Result.

STREAMS HAVE ABOUT REACHED CREST OF FLOOL   Will Begin Receding Today— Several indiana Streams Are Out of Banks.

NO SECRET PACTS FOR JU. S.   Ambassador Davis in Speech at Ox. ford University Explains TreatyMaking Machinery in America.

san mem ne pare A eC MG Wee alee Nar  ‘NEVER “A SECRET PACT FOR C.&8  Ambassador Davis “Explains Attitude

PLUNGES DAGGER INTO HER HEART   Texas Girl Kills Self Whil Talking to Former Fiance in Chicago Hotel.

lkedt Girl Stabs Herself eo  & & & wv  Death Before Hotel Guest:

 WITH DAGGER IN _. + LOBBY OF HOTE!   Plunges We a po no Int _ Heart at Chicago, Factae Kx-Fianee.

TEXAS WOMAN ENDS LIFE WITH DAGGER   FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER’ AT , LAREDS DYES IH .CHICAGO HOTEL,

GIRL PLUNGES MEXICAN DAGGER INTO HER OWN HEART '*O= "O- "Oe =Oe *O= °O= =O- “Oe <Oe "O- <Q Oe Oe Oe COMMITS DEED WHILE TALKING TO HER FORMER FIANCE  “O- -O- -O= *Q= =O- *O- -O- <= -O- <O- *O- <Q -O- -0ODIES AS SHE IS BEING CARRIED TO HER HOTEL ROO

Texas Girl Stabs Self to Death in Hotel in Chicago   Action Is Without Warning While Talking With Former Fiance—Love Letters and Ace of Spades Found in Her Room—Man in Case Makes Statement to Police.

PLUNGES DAGGER INTO HER HE ART WHILE TALKING 10 FORMER P IANCE WHOM SHE HAD MET ON TEXAS TRIP

MYSTERY SURROUNDS CHICAGO SUICIDE   RL PLUNGES DAGGER INTO HEART ON MEZZANINE FLOOR OF HOTEL   MAN IN CASE GRILLED   Oificer of Association of Commerce Reiuses to Divulge Story of Tragedy.

LAREDO GIRL ENDS LIFE WITH DAGGER IN CHICAGO HOTE]   ‘TRAGEDY COMES AS UNEXPECTED CULMINATION TO CONFERENCE WITH: FORMER SWEETHEART.

HOUSE. DRAWING UP A PLAN FOR SULDIER BONUS   Democrats Favor Extensive Legislative Program for Taxing War Profiteers   MANY MEMBERS OF BOTH PARTIES SUPPORT PLAN   RAINEY, STRONG ADVOCATI OF BONUS, WOULD LEV’ TAXES AS HIGH AS 50 PEF CENT ON PROPFTTS,

MAKES A PLEDGE FOR GERMANY   President Ebert Says It Will Face It= Obligations.

TWENTY INCHES OF SNOW   Temperatures Throughout Storm   Area Will Renidin Practically Unchanged: ~— Ohio v alley Cleave Un   HIGH TIDES RAISE HAVOC

TORCH TS APPLIED 10 IRISH TOWN OF MALLOW   Fifty Houses And Factories Burned—Over Half Of Population Fled.

HAE OWEEPO IRISH GHY A REPRIOAL FOR NEW ATTACK   Town Of Mallow, In County Cork Put To The Torch.

lee Angeles Anti-Asiatic League Charges Ayama Tried to Infiaence Ameriean lectalation.

MEXICAN POSITION CN PETROLEUM REVEALED   REREL MINISTER OF COMMERCE INSURES PROTECTION TO ALL INTERESTS.

MEXICO 10 MOVE TO CRUSH BOLSHEVIK PLANS IN COUNTR)   Vigorous Crusade Will B Started . To End Campaign.

VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN AGAINST BOLSHEVISM IN MEXICO PLANNEL   Draft Evaders Probably Will Be Deported to United States.

Present government. consid. ers them undesirable because of radical

President-Elect Back In Marion To Wait For March 4   Senator Harding Returns Afte 5,000 Mile Journey On Vacation,   WILL MEET PARTY LEADERS AT HOME   Next Trip to Washington Will Be For Inaugural Day Ceremony.

HARDING GOMES BACK TO MARION   Not Likely to Return to Wash ington Until Date for the Inauguration.   WILL HOLD COUNCIL WITH MANY PERSONS   Conferences Scheduled With “Best Minds cf America’’ on Foreign Policy.

HARDING HOME: PREPARES 10 NANME CABINET   WILL HOLD CONFERENCE WITH “BEST MINDS OF AMERICA” ON A LEAGUE POLICY,   HOPE TO FIND COMMON GROUND   With the Foremost Republican Leaders on International Policies Before Christ moa

SENATOR HARDING HOME AGAIN AFTER ~—— AVACATION TRIP   Ready To Plunge Into Pre-inauguration Tasks   CONFERENCES TO BEGIN AT ONCE   International Policies To Be Discussed at Marion, O0., With Party Leaders.

Harding Home; Cabinet Slate Being Prepared   President-Elect to Tnterview Many Leaders During the Next-Few. Days

HARDING HOME AND READY FOR SERIOUS TASKS   Breaks Glasses But Find Old Pair and Reads Wil-

COX OPPOSED AS A LEADER   DEMOCRACY CASTS ITS EYE IN ANOTHER DIRECTION,   NOR IS BRYAN IN HIGH FAVOR   M'ADOO LOOMING LARGB AS THE PRESENT BEST BET.   National Cemmittee Financially ix Hele, asd Furmer Secretary le Man Whe Can Move the Meaney Pewere.

RAINBOW VETERANS RALLY THIS EVENING   Banquet Will Be Given At The Blue Lantern For Ex-Service Men.   WAR FILM TO BE SHOWN    Overseas Men Will Form Permanent Association Tonight—Special Music Scheduled.

CHARGES FOREIGN * AID TO RADICALS IN UNITED STATES   Claim is Made by Representa tive Knutson, of Minnesota, in House Debate.   MEASURE WILL RESTRICT IMMIGRATION TO 1 YEAR      Amendment is Adopted Exempting Philippines From Application of Measure.

Philippines Exempted From Provisions of  New Act   REP. RAINEY CHARGES LABOR BACK OF BILL   Claim Also Made That Europe Is Dumping Radicals Here

RADICALS SENT BY EUROPEAN OYS KNUTSON   Minnesotan in Congress Says That Governments Across the Sea are Dumping Undesirables Into This Country.   Period of Prohibition Reduced to One Year. Opposi' tion Considers Effect It Would Have on Irishmen Coming Here.

CLAIMS EUROPE FINANCES RED INFLUX TO U. S.   Opposition, Led by Mann, Gains First Victory in Amending Bill   FILIPINOS  ——e eee ee eee   MINNESOTA SOLON CITES EXAMPLE OF SPAIN DUMPING ITS ANARCHISTS ON US

CONGRESS PROBABLY ENACT LAW  TO PREVENT IMMIGRANTS COMING TO MHI SCOUNTRY IT .1S THOUGHT

EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS ARE BACKING FLOW OF RADICALS TO AMERICA, SOLON CLAIMS   Amendment of Johnson Bill to Reduce Prohibition Against Immigration to Fourteen Months is Adopted by Lower House; Irish Question Figures in the Debate.

WARM DEBATE ON IMMIGRATION   Claim That Porefgn Governments Finance Red Activities in United States -

FOREIGN POWERS ‘DUMPING “REDS” INTO AMERICA   Minnesota Congressman Says European Governments Finance Move of Radicals.   JOHNSON BILL AMENDED

IMIGRATION. BILL OPPONENTS BARA   Amendment Reducing Restriction Period. by Nvianni - Comes as Surprise.

IMMIGRATION BILL AMENDED BY HOUSE   Embargo Period Reduced. te Fourteen Months; Spirited Dehate Develons   VICTORY FOR OPPOSITION   Charge Foreign Government: Finance Movement of Radicals to America

MMIGRATION BAN LIMITED TO YEAR   House Adopts Amendment Re ducing Period.

FOREIGN POWERS FINANCE RUGn OF RADICALS 10.0.5   Representative Knutson, 0’ Minnesota, Makes Sensational Charge in House.   \(MMIGRATION BILL SUFFERS AMENDMENT   Objection to Prohibition of Immigrants Urged on Account Irish Situation—Other Rea. sons for Opposition Covered Wide Range of Subjects.

So. Charges Rep. Knutson in Immigration Bill Debate; Amendment Passed Reduces Two-Year Prohibition to 14 Months

IMMIGRATION. PROHIBITION IS REDUCEI   te Gu we yee y t ouse 0 SS

IMMIGRATION BILL MEETS OPPOSITION   OPPONENTS FORCE THROUGH AMENDMENT CUTTING PROHIBITION PERIOD IN HALF.

IMMIGRATION BAN LOWERE!   Opposition to Johnson Bill Gains in Strength with Amendment to Limit Force of Bill to One Year.   THE ACTIVITIES

WOULD AMEND JOHNSON BELT   Reduction of Two Year Probibi tion Against Immigration to 14 Months Is Proposed   OPPOSITION GAINS   That Foreign Governments Are Financing Movement of Radicals Here Is Openly Ckarged ~

AMENDMENT TO JOHNSON BILL IS VOTED BY HOUSE   Reduces Immigration Restric tion to Period of Fourteen Months   IS FIRST VICTORY FOR OPPOSITION LEADERS      Representative Charges Foreig: Governments Transporting Radicals

Mann Amendment to Johnson ~ Regulation Adopted by Legislators   CLAIM OTHER POWERS SEND RADICALS HERE   Declare. Foreign Nations Are  Furnishing Finances to  Move Undesirables to U $

JOHNSON BILL   Ot sion of Al‘ens Reduced tt 7 ourteen Months,   BILL EXEMPTS PHILIFP.NES

OTE TRIAL RAPPED BY JUDG  PRESS REPORTS OF VOTE   Court Advises Jurors in Newberry Case Not to Read Articles Describing Hearing.

JUDGE SESSIONS ISSUES WARNING TOMEN OF JUR)   Not to Be lafluenced in New berry Trial By Reading Newspaper Comment.   RECENT REPORTS CAUSE   Defense Putting on Wiinesse: Intended to Impeach ;Prosecution.

JUDGE SESSIONS WARNS JWR AGAINST. PAPER‘   Should Not Read News Reports of Newberry Trial; Claims, He Is Misquoted.

INEWBERRY JURY  WARNED TO SHUN  PRESS REPORTS   Judge Says Papers have Distorted Story of Dismissals.

JUDGE SAYS HE HAS NOT GIVEN AS TO GUILTY   Warns Newberry Jur ors Against Reading of the Trial.

WARNS JURY ON PRESS COMMENT   JURORS SHOCLD NOT BE IAFL  ENCED SAYS SESSLONS  Tells Jnry in Newberry Trial They Should Not Bo Restrained From Ttead ng But Urees Caution.

JUDGE WARNS JURORS AGAIN   Newspaper Reports of New berry Trial Are Discussed By the Court.

JURY 1S WARRED NOTTOBE MOVED BY INFLUENCES   JUDGE SESSIONS ADVISES AGAINST READING ABOUT NEWBERRY TRIAL.

JUDGE SESSIONS CAUTIONS JURDRS   May Read Papers But Not of Trial.

POISONED CLIVES KILL FIVE PERSONS IN MEMPHIS, TENN   propec’ WAS SAME BRAND THAT CAUSED DEATHS EN DET

FIVE VICTIMS OF RIPE OLIVES   Death Follows Eating of Canned Dellenevy at Nemophis.

MORE VICTIMS OF RIPE OLIVES   Ptomaine Is Fata! to Five at Memphis ~—-Another Person Is IH.

POMMITTEE CONSIDERS TEMPORARY CHATHKMAN BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS § SERVICE TEASED WIRE TO TRIBUS

\NDECLINE ANY GREEK HONORS   British and French Admirals Tera News Constantize Preffer.

RUSH WORK ON   WAGE DECISION   Judge Barton Authorizes Statement That Board  Is Doing Utmost 

EVERY EFFORT MADE TO EXPEDITE DECISION ON WAGE QUESTION   Charge Made that Strike Grows Out of Fight Over Control of Unions.

HARDING TO GIVE UP SENATE cr AT SOON AFTER JANUARY 1   Reed, Pomerene and Shields, Ali Democrats, Among Those invited to Marion.   MR. DAUGHERTY SILENT AS TO CABINET POSSIBILITIES   Says President-Elect Plans to ‘Spend Only a Day in Wash. ington After Return From Panama, Going Immediately to His Home.

DOUGHERTY NAMES HARDING ADVISOR’   i Conferences Relative to League o! Nations Will Begin in Marion 4 in December

SENATORS SHIELDS, REED. AND POMERENE, INVITED ~TOLCONFER WITH HARDING      Democrats To Meet Presidentelect To. Discuss League, Of Nations, and Other Maiters.

HARDING INVITES THREE DEMOCRATS TO CONFERENCE   Senators Reid, Pomerene and Shields in League pf Nations Discussian.

TO PLAN LEAGUE WITH HARDING   Reed, Pomerene and Shields Among Those Invited to - Confer with President-elect  QUITS SENATE SOON   CONFERENCE IS EXPECTED TC BEGIN AT MARION ABOUT DECEMBER °

HARDING SUMMONS LEAGUE ADVISORS   List Includes Reed, Shields, Lodge, Johnson, Borah , and Perhaps Hoover

DEMOCRATS BID TO MARION   Senator Harding Wants te Confer With Them On League of Nations in December.

DEMMIES TO ADVISE ON LEAGUE   Harding Calls. in Reed, Shields and  ~ Pomerene.

ARDING WILL RESIGN FROM THE ENATE SCON AFTER JANUARY 1: EXPECTS WILLIS TO SUCCEED HIP   resident-elect tias Summoned, Among Others, Reed, Pomerene and Shields to Confer With Him on the League of Nations Issue and Other Matters, Daugherty Announces.

HARDING TO CONFER _ UPON LEAGUE ISSUE   Will Talk With Democratic , Senators.

Demoeratle Senators Will Be Asked t Meet with G. 0. P. Members at Marion noe

HARDING INVITES DEMOCRATS AND ANTI-LEAGUERS   CONFERENCE OF — PRESIDENTELECT WITH “IRRECONCILABLES” 10 BEGIN SHORTLY.

Many Senators in vited To Confer With Harding on return from Pasama   Both Democrats and Republicans Will Discuss League of Nations

HARDING TO CONFER ~ WITH DEMOCRATS   PRESIDENT-ELECT TO DISCUS! LEAGUE 0 NATIONS WITH ' . SENATORS,

HARDING CALLS DEMOS POR LEAGUE COUNCIL   SENATORS REED AND “amie ARE INVITED TO Jol CONFERENCE   ALSO CALLS ON HOOVER   Duugherty Foreq@asts Developments Preceding Inatguration— Um on Cabinet,

Two Democrats ‘Are Bitter-Enders on League :Issue     ALL FACTIONS ASKED   ALL FACTIONS ASKED TO GIVE THEIR VIEWS   Harding Is Trying to Reach an Early Agreement —

HARDING TO SEER REED’S VIEWPOINT   MISSOURL SENATOR WILL BI ONE OF THOSE CONSULTED BY HARDING ON LEAGUE,

MAJOR HETRICK. ‘DIES FROM SHO!   New ‘Otleans Man Wounéed by 7 Intruder in Home; Recov-. ery Expected Yesterday. .

MAYOR HETRIGK I$ CHT IW HS RO   SHOOTING TOOK PLACE AT MA_ JOR’S HOME IN NEW ORLEANS : SATURDAY NIGHT AND HE  - DIED TODAY

MAJOR HETRICK DIES FROM WOUND   Shot Fired By Unidentified Assailant Thursday Night Proves ~ Fatal.

OR. ALFRED WALTON, M. D.  late Draf of Medicina Harvard ilnivarcity writec’

DR. ALFRED WALTON, M. D.  ‘ate Prof. of Medicine Harvard University, wiites:

GOVERNOR COX PRINCIPAL CONVERSATION TOPIC OF DEMOCRATS, SAYS JACOB

COXLOOMS UP AS CANDIDATE   Ohio Governor Attracting Lo of Attention in National Democratic Circles.   UNION WITH. EDWARDS

GOVERNOR COX TOPIC OF CONVERSATION IN “DEMOGRATIC. CIRCLES   Preceptible Rumble Emanating From the Middle West Which Is, Bound to Grow in Volume. 

GOV. JAMES M. COX LEADS THE DEMOCRATIC RIVALS FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION      Young State Executive of ‘Ohio Has Quickly Sprung Into Prominence—Gov, Edwards, of Tereey. ta Throw Strencth His Way.

GAINING SPEED IN, WHITE ROUSFRACE      OHIO GOVERNOR'S CANDIDACY 18 GIVEN MORE CONSIDERATION BY POLITICAL IM PAERTER   KNOX STOCK IS GROWING   Popassivanian's Support of Resclniicn Paves Way Combindion With Johu-

NOW IN THE LEAD   Heads the Demoaratic List of Candidates for tho Presidency. May Make Combination With Edwards.

Ohio’s Governor Appee Greater Presidential Pot sibility Than Formerlyv       Speech in Senate Takett# Significant in View ‘6&4 Events,

Dn GUVEANTH BEING BOOMED BY DEMOGRATS   Politicians Say Cox Is Bount to Command Attention at San Francisco   vicA 00 STILL REGARDED STRONG MAN BY SOME   EFFORTS ARE UNDER WAY AMONG COX'S FRIENDS TO EFFECT A COMBINATION WITH GOVERNOR EDWARDS.

COX1S GAINING - POPULARITY IN EASTERN AREJ   Ohio fovernor ‘te Leading Al Contenders In Democratic Presidential Race   HOOVER RANKS ~SECOND   present Standing Gives State Executive Lead of 41 Delenates

Governor Cox - : Leads Democratic Candidates Now   Has the Most Instructed Delegates of ‘uy Democratic Candidate Thus Far

VIRTUALLY SEATAIN ELWELL WAS SLAIN BY JEALOUS. WOMAN   Murderess Is Said To, Have Accompanied ‘Wealthy Turfman  To New York From Palm Beach   TURNED DOWN FOR ANOTHER

MRS. SCHULZ ADVISED TO FOREGO AMBITION   Woman Held as Material Witness in Suicide of Dr. Jose Arenas Released.

HOUSTON SEES ~ DISASTER IN ~~ BOND ISSUE      SECRETARY. OPPOSES, BOND , MONTH. FOR SOLDIERS - ” IN HEARING.

BOND ) ISSUE ‘MIGHT BE» - DISASTROUS   IN ORDER TO RAISE “MONEY FOR SOLDIER - RELIEF MEASURE:    Secretary Houston States This ‘as His Opinion Before’ Ways and . Means Cammittas nf Tnwen. :

HOUSTON FAVORS TAX TO RAISE BONUS MONEY   SECRETARY OF TREASURY SAYS BOND ISSUE MIGHT CAUSE FINANCIAL DISASTER

FEAR SOLDIER BONUS WOULD INCITE PANIC   Resultant BondIssue WouldSend “Prices Ballooning,” Opponents Argue 

INCREASED TAXES BEST WAY TO GIVE BONUS, SAYS HOUSTON   Secretary of Treasury Appre hends Bond Issue Might Bring Disaster.

MONDELL OPPOSES LEGISLATION FOR VETERANS OF WAR   Says Nation’s Credit Cannot Stand the Expense.

AGAINST BONUS PLAN:   “Bond Issue. Would Court . Disas: = ter,” Says Secretary -Meusion -. , —Teo Muca’ Meney. fo

HOUSTON OPPOSED TO BOND ISSUE NOW   Declares Proposed Soldier Relief Plan Would Upset U. S. Credits.

BOND (ooUE MIGHT LEAD TQ A PANIC   Any Soldier Relief Legislation at This Time Would Make Heavy Additional Taxes Necessary.

ANOTHER BOND ISSUE ‘WOULD BE SERIOUS      Secretary Houston Points Out Dangers and Gpposes issue -

EO DIOAGTER IN BONUS BOND (oaUE   Houston Says U. S. Can’t Stand $2,500,000,000 Loan.   MIGHT CAUSE BIG CALAMITY   Suggests Increased Taxes to Extend Aid to Former Service Men as the Least Harmful Way at This Time.

HOUSTON ON BOND ISSUER TO PAY EX-SERVICE MEN    Fears Te “Might Result in) Disaster’ at This Time.

AELIEE FOR Velo SHARD FOUGHT BY REP. MONDELL   3 QO. P. CHIEF IS AGAINST AID   A BOND ISSUE AT THIS TIME PANICKY, HE DECLARES.

HOUSTON OPPOat NEW BOND ISSUE   SAYS ENACTMENT OF SOL. DIER AID LEGISLATION NOW BE DISASTER   SUGGESTS SPECIAL TAXES   The Flotation of Two Billion Dollars In Bonds Might Prove of Sericus Consequence to Nation

FEAR DAS AS ASILT HAND 11 rp ey pie   increased ‘Taxes Best Way lo Aid Service Mei, Savs Tfouston   SERIOUS PROBLEM CONFRONTS PEOPLE   Yoace-Time Army of 299, BOO Tenlisted Men Is Rejected

SECRETARY HOUSTON Sj BOND SUE FOR Dawe TICKS RAIS      Declared That it it Would Not Be Possible to Equalize Affairs Sufficiently to . Float  Two arid a Half Billions of Randle at hia ore smal   WOULD RATHER—RAISE—TAXES  For Purpose of Meeting’ the Demands of Service. Men.

acu. HUI atta UANGEA Ih SULER BONS   ‘THINKS BIG ISSTE OF BONDS  WOULD UPSET NATIONAL PTY.  ANCIAL APFAERS,

WANTS TO PUT OFF SOLDIER -RELIEF   ‘Republican Leader_ Mondell  Says Bond Issue Would  Cause Panic.

HOUSTON WARNS  OF DANGER IN BOND ISSUE   HIGH LIVING COST HELD AS BARRIER

BOND ISSUE. 10. PAY EX-SERVICE MEN: 15 NOT PLAUSIBLE NOW   If Intended: For, Investment They Would. Threaten’ Specie’ Basis OF. Cruirrency: :   YEAR’S PAY IS SUGGESTED

WARNS AGAINST BOND ISSUE TO GIVE RELIEF 10 EX-SERVICE MEN   House G. O. P. Leaders Declare it Would Cause Panic  and Higher Prices

OPPOSES BONDS      Secretary Houston  Suggests Higher Tax to. Aid Former: Service Men:

HOUSTON FAVORS — MORE TAX 10 PAY BONS   Says Former Service Men Should be Given Compen- « sation out of Tax,  Not Bonds.   Two Billions are Necessary to Meet It, He Says, and Calls It “Big Burden at This Time.”

Huge Bond Issue Considered “Might Result in Disaster’ He Tells Committee.  LIRGES MORE ECONOMY   URGES MORE ECONOMY   Guardian of The Treasury Insists Prudence Necessary At Present.

MONDELL OPPOSES SOLDIER RELIEE   Says Bond Issue at This Time Would Endanger a Panic and Increase Prices   WOULD CAUSE BIG TAX   Rep. Swope, of Kentucky, in Favor of Granting Year's Pay to Men

WOULD INCREASE TAXES 10 Aaolal FORMER SOLDIERS   “The Least Harmful Way” 0 Extending Aid, Says Sec. Houston.

BOND WSSUE NOW MEANS DISASTER 1S VIEW OF HOUSTON   Can Not Approve That Methed for Providing Aid for Former Service Men.  '   TAXES WOULD BE BETTER    Present Financial Situation of Country Net Critical, Mr. Houstoa Says.

MONDELL OPPOSES BOND ISSUE FOR SERVICE MEN   Congressmen Voice Differences ot Opinion During Committee Heayrings on Compensation.   itty the Aseoetated Preewe)

“SOLDIER RELIEF   Declares + Sani of ‘Funds Would 2  Mean Panic: for. the, ,

SECRETARY HOUSTON — “i++ FEARS BOND ISSUE   ‘Might Result in Disaster ny He Tells House Committee "pha is Considering Bonus Plans. :

Huge Bond Issue Considered “Might Result in Disaster’ He Tells Committee.  URGES MORE ECONOMY  aaa  Guardian of The Treasury Insists Prudence Necessary At Present. Ss

FORESEES PANIE IF BONUS fo PAIL WITH BOND [ool   REPUBL. {1 WN LEADER MONDELS SHARPLY ATTACKS A RtLib LEGISLATION   “PAIGES WOULD INGRERSE   Army Officer Endorses Amerient Legion Plan of 850 Per Swonth For Length of ‘Time In Service.

OPPOSES ISSUING BONDS TO PROVIDE SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Secretary Houston Declares Such Action Might Create Economic Condition Difficnlt to Handle. :

FEARS DISASTER  IN BONUS BONDS   Secretary Houston Says Raising Funds for Veterans Might Peril U. S.   $2,500,000,000 IS NEEDED   increased Taxes to Give Aid to Former  Fighters Suggested as “Least Harm. ful Ways,” but Would Be Hard on the People,

DISASTER IN BONUS BONDS  1$ FEARED   Secretary Houston Says Raising . Funds for Veterans Might Peril U. S.   $2,500,000,000 1S NEEGED   Increased Taxes to Give Aid to Former Fighters Suggested as “Least Harm. ful Ways," but Would Ge Hard  ’ on the Peopie.

WOULD ENDANGER PANIC SEND PRICES BALLOONINE   “MONDELL PREDICTS EFFECT OF   BOND ISSUP TO PAY ADJUSTEI COMPENSATION OF FORMER SERVICE MEN.

BUND ISSUE 10 PAY SULDIERS BONUS SERIOUS   Secretary Houston Says I Would Result in Disaster at This Time.   INCREASED TAXES LEAST HARMFUL WAY   Financial Condition at Pres ent, Says Houston, is Not Alarming.

SEES PANIC IN BONDAGE FOR RELIE   House Leader Bays Taxation , to Amist Soldiers at Present Time Would Send Frio 3 3

TELLS HOUSE BONUS THREATENS A PAX.(   Republican Leader Declares Relief  for Service Men Heavy Tax Burden Only Source.

SEES DISASTER IN BOND ISSUE   SUE TO PAY BONUSES.  Suggests Increased Taxes As “Least Harmful Way” to Aid Ex-Service Men; Against More Credit.

FEARS DISASTER AN BONES BONDS   Secretary Holston. Savs-F sing ~ Finds. for Veterans Might ; Peril U.S.)      $9.500,000,000 1S BEEDED   Increased Taxcs to Give Aid to Former Fighters Suggested as “Least Harmful Ways,” but Would Be Hard on the People.

G O. P. CHIKF IS AGAINST AID   1 BOND ISSUE AT THIS TIME PANICKY, HE DECLARES,

CITY PHONE RATES TO GET REHEARING   SECOND REARING WILL’ BE HELD IN. LAWRENCE DECEMRER 23   Company Claims No Chence Was Given to Rebut Testimony of Poor Service   City Atterncy Thiele Went to To. Beka to Ask Further Nearing Bor the City

CITY PHONE RATES TO GET REHEARING      SECOND REARING WILL BE HELD IN LAWRENCE DECEMBER 23   WAS GRANTED TODAY   Company Claims No Chance Wa Given to Rebut Testimony of Poor Service   City Atterney Thiele Went to Topeka to Ask Further Hearing For the City

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEW BOSTON   John Finch Critically Injured When His Automobile Hits Tree.

~PONZI HALTS FOR REST.   Sensational ‘Financier Retires to Home For Fow Days, Hé Says.

PONZI ADMITS HE HAS BEEN ~_IN PRISON   Sensational Developments Follow Closing of Hanover Trust Company, Which Ties Up Part of Wizard’s Assets

STRAIN BEGINS TO TELL ON THE BOSTON WIZARD   Ponzi Denies Himself tc Reporters and Takes a Day Off.

WEALTHY IRISH LEADER VICTIM OF ASSASSINS   Frank Brooke Shot Dead Whil Attending Meeting of Railroad Directors

ANOTHER MURDER   Friend of Lord French Slain by Dublin Assassins

BY ASSASSINS   ASSAILANTS ESCAPE AFTER SHOOT ING, HAD NO TIME TO DEFEND SELF.

NEWBERRY TO STAY AWAY FROM SENATE SESSIONS   Convicted Michigan Member Will no Resnme Seat, Pending Suaprenn Court Decision.   iiy the Aesoetated Prees)

NEWBERRY NOT TO ~ RESUME SEAT NOW   MICHIGAN SENATOR TO AWAIT STATUS ARISING FROM HIS CONVICTION.

WILL NOT RESUME HIS SEAT   Senator Newberry Returns to Wash. ington, but Not as an Active Solon.

SENATOR NEWBERRY NOT TO RESUME HIS SEAT NOW   Will Wait Until All Matters Growing Out of Proceedings in Michigan Are Cleared Up,

Senator Newberry. -' Vacates Seai   HE DECIDES ‘TO WAPT UNTH, SENAT.  CPS ON TES ae

NEWBERRY DROPS OUT PENDING COURT ACTION   Will Not Resume Seht in Senate Un til Conspiracy Case Is Finally 4 Tif

NEWBERRY WILL STAY AWAY FROM SENATI   Senator Will Await Dispositior of Questions Arising From Recent Trial and Conviction.

NEWBERRY T0 AWAIT OUTCOME AT HOME   Michigan’s Convicted Senato: Will Not Resume Seat Until Status Is Determined.

NEWBERRY BACK IN WASHINGTON   Convicted Senator Will No Resume Seat Until Status is Settled.

HEAD OF CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON   Denounces the Attempts to Bar Socialists from N. Y. Assembly.

SCORES UNSEATING OF NEW YORK SOCIALISTS-ELECT   Rev. Father John Ryan, Eminent Catholic, Denounces Suspension of Legislators.   “AN INSIDIOUS OUTRAGE”

Attorney General Holds That Legis. lature If Called In Extra Session Gan Ratify Amendment.

RUSS REDS MIGHT PAY DEBTS   Krassin, Trade Minister, Intimates Step if Soviet Is Recognized.

SOVIETS MIGHT PAY DEBTS   Trade Minister, Leonid Krassin, indt cates Step if Governments Rec. ognize Reds.

WILE REMAIN IN OFFICE TO HELE WILSON   But Will Leave Office as Soon as President Consents. —

ROR COACHES LEAVE RAILS   Tenin Wrecked by Washeat «( Warquette, 11—No One Seri naxley Ininred.

Pope Benedict Receives Small Pilgrimages of American; Two Texan:

VISITED POPI   Pilgrimage Was. Headec by Bishop of Syracuse, New York

GOVERNCR PARDONS 16-VILLA BANDITS   Men Held In New Mexico Jail -Since.Columbus. Raid.  Given Freedom

16 COLUMBUS RAIDERS ARE PARDONED   NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR BE LIEVES MEN NOT CRIM}. NALLY RESPONSIBLE.

COAL MINERS STRIKE THREAT STIRS BRITAIN   Will follow demand for nationalization of mines with action

HAITISH LABOR USES STRIKE THREAI If) FORGE NATIONALIZATION OF MINES   (rade Union Congress Assembles in Special Session at London to Push Public Ownership Program

GENERAL STRIKE 10 NATIONALIZE MINES OF BRITAIN’ TURNED NWN BY THE IININN   Heavy Majority for Rejection Plan Is  Voted   “TRADE CONGRESS REVERSES MINERS   Lloyd George Standing Out Against Policy Despite Pressure

Sinister Activity of Promoters and. Salesmen ‘Trying to” Flood Dubious Stocks  ' Is Described. .   STATEMENT BY U.S. ' RESERVE BOARD   Questionable Stock - Selling Movement General in Larger Cities. -

Millions Lost by Public in Giving Up Savings to Promoters of Get-Rich-Quick Schemes.   SYRACUSANS VICTIMS OF STOCK OPERATORS   Report Says Many of Men Behind New Corpora- tions Are Dishonest and and Some Are Criminals.

COAL FAMINE DANGER SHE   Fuel Saoarlage vil Hit Northwest Unless U.S. Acts, Claim

Repetieay Cae      Speech in- Towa . Devoted “to: Answering Cemocrats ot League issue and Trying to Save Seat of Senator -Fummine Who Meets Strong Opposition.

HARDING SAYS LEAGUE SHOULD BE REJECTED   Candidate far President Makes Address ot the Coliscun: This Sorat          WORSEMENT  GIVES W. AR: M ty : CUMMINS   Advocates 2° Netion Wholly SelfKRelizat and Etlependent ‘ Politically

JOINS ISSUE IN SPEECH HERE    Declares He Seeks Rejection and Not Interpriation   ACCEPTS DEMO CHALLENGE.

BATTING STARS      HARDING DECLARES LEAGUE IS ALREADY _ THING OF THE PAST   Senator Answers Democratic Queries by Saying Rejection Not Inferpreta-— tion, Should Be Fate

REJECTION SHOULD ~BEFATE OF LEAGUE, ——ANRDING NECLARES   Tells Audience it is Futile to Talk About Scrapping Something Already Scrapped.  ~

HARDING FAVORS REJECTION OF THE LEAGUE COVENANT   STATES THIS POSETION IN SPEECH AT DES MOLNES, ree 4

REJECTION OF LEAGUE COVENANT AND NOT INTERPRETATION   Was Keynote of Sen. Harding's Address at Des Moines Thursday ‘ —Takes Plain Stand

CANDIDATE sAYSPACT HAS BEN HUNPED   Charges Covenant Strikes ~ Blow at Independence and Integrity of U.S.

Both Candidates Plainly Agree 0! Difference of Views. — Harding Says League of Nations  Scrapped By Wilson

UANIDATE aAVOPAU NAD BEE  UMP EL   Charges Covenant Strike:  Blow at Independence and Integrity of U.S.

DECLARES FOR ITS REJECTION   Senator Harding Says the e of Nations Should be Rejected    HE IS AT DES MOINES   Wants America to be Inde pendent—Talks of Association of Nations

LEAGUE READY FOR WORK-OF FIRST SESSION   British Delegation, 100 Strong, Reaching Geneva; Completes Personnel of Chief.  _ Members.   U.. § -NOT. REPRESENTED   American Diplomatic Official, ir ’ Europe May’ Attend in Un+ official Canacity.

LEAGUE OF WATIONS ASSEMBLY GETS TOGETHER, MAY AMEND THE COVENANT:

BRITISH DELEGATES ARRIVE AT GENEVA   Party Numbers One Hundred Rercesentatives—-Mectings Probably Will Be Public

LEGATIONS FROM MOST OF THE INCIPAL MEMBER NATIONS ARE 'N GENEVA FOR WORLD'S PARLE'   incil Convenes Today to Complete the irganization of a Financial and Economic ommission; Amendments to the Covenant  /ill Be Taken Up Tuesday or Wednesday.

DELEGATION OF BRITISH ARE AT MEETING   Actual Proceedings at Assem bly of League of Nations Begins Today.

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY. DPENS MEET TODA   BRITISH AND SWEDISH DELE GATES ARRIVE AT _ GENEVA. -

DELEGATION 10 LEAGUE ASSEMBLY ALL AT GENEVA   Real Beginning of the League Takes Place Monday.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS REAL BUSINESS TOMORROW   Amendments to Covenant Will Be Reached Wednesday. British Delegation, 100 Strong, Has Arrived.

BRITISH DELEGATES ARRIVE AT GENEVA   MOST PRINCIPAL MEMBERS NOW ARE READY FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETING,

SWISS PREMIER PENS. NEETING CHIE MONDAY   Amendments Expectec to Come Up Early in Week,

FREEING HENRY...  WILL NOT-END.:. "VICE INQUIRY   Assistant» District ‘Attorne  Smith Starts Preparation. CO ga TA eda Magen f

GOV. COOLIDGE   Named by the G. 0. P. at Chicago, Saturday—Another of Ohio’s Distinguished Sons

HARDING PRESIDENT COOLIDGE VICE PRES.   The Big Ticket Nominated In Chicago by Republi cans. A Winner

CUT OF TEACHERS PAY IN CHICAGO Ia HINTED POSSIBLE   1921 to See 35 Per Cent Lop if More Cash Not Obtained, Mortenson Declares.

CRIME WAVE INCR IN CITIES AS HOL      Jhicago Police Order Pool Roc Closed; Vigilance Committe Being Organized Evervwher

IOWA FINANCIAL GONDITION BETTER   IMPROVEMENT INDICATED IN RE. PORTS FROM BANKS.   ENOANOUS CROP PROBUCTION   While Prices Are Off Value of Har vests Remains High, and Puts This State On Easy Street Com. nared With Industriaji Districts.

IMPROVEMENT IS NOTED BY STATE BANK DEPARTMENT     lowa in Better Shape Than Manufacturing

Moonlight Vow His “] Do” But “Maiden Refuses to "Be Wed  She Asks for an Injenetion

CALIFORNIA IS SHAKEN AGAIN   Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Feel Earth Quiver Teday.   NO DAMAGE IS REPORTED

YOUNG LABELLES =  KIDNAPPER CAUGHT AT BUFFALO N, Y   Boy Was Taken From Porch of His Home at Atlantic Gity Buring Memorial Day Parade.

KIDNAPED BOY iS FOUND BY POLICE      CHILD SNATCHER, LOCKED F&F CELL, SAYS HE KIDNAPED BOY AT REQUEST OF MOTHER.

BERLIN GROUPS _ DECLARE PEACE   German Crisis Ends, According to Dispatches Coming Via Paris   PEOPLE TO ELECT PRESIDENT   Reported Agreement Between Old and New Governments Permits Ebert to Retain Office Until His Suc. cessor Is Chosen.

DOVERNMEN CRlola fo ENDED IN GERMANY   Paris Hears That Kapp and Noske Have Reached a Decision to Quit Fighting and Form a New Cabinet.   NEW PRESIDENT TO BE CHOSEN BY THE PEOPLE   Elections to the Reichstac Will Be Held Within Twe Months: Ebert to Remair in Power in Meantime.

GERMAN WORKERS FORMING SOVIETS   Laborers in Saxony Setting up Own Governments; Fighting Is Reported.

WOODMEN ANNIVERSARY.    Local Order to Celebrate 24th Mile  Post February 12.

WoODM        BN ANNIVERSARY. *     : Foy ‘ to Celebrate 2ith Mile BPebruary 12,

Impenetrable Mist Descends on Eastern Coast. Ferryboats Collide and Panic ls Narrowly Averted.

SEVERAL LINERS CREEP THROUGH FOG TO. DOCK   Mist Will Not be Lifted Before Tonight, Weather Bureau Predicta.

HIGHWAY WORKER DIES OF INJURIES   George Myers Is Third Victim . of Accident Here With- , - . . in Week. :

WITNESSES TELL OF WILD ~ RIDEDOWN MOUNTAIN THAT ENDS IN DEATH OF THREI

FOUR VACANCIES AN LEGISLATURE   “GOODRICH DEFIES CONSTITU: TUTION IN HIS MANIPULATION OF SPECIAL SESSION

300,000 WITHOUT REPRESENTATION   Citizens of Four Diastricte Protest Be cause Goorrich Falled to Fill Legislative Vacancies.   ESCHBACH'S SEAT IS ASSAILED

FOUR VACANCIES IN LEGISLATURE   >» GOODRICH DEFIES CONSTITU TUTION IN HIS MANIPULATION OF SPECIAL SESSION   1S FSCHRACH AVANT ABLE

INTERNATIONAL ARMY TO BE MOVED 19 VILNE   Will Occupy That District Until   After The Pleb escite.

MEXICAN TROOPS CON. TINUE PREPARATIONS   Sonora and Mexican Federal Leaders Continue Preparations For Expected Clash.

VILLAR  (f0 HAVE ‘INED RCE  IN NEW OLTS   PREPARATIONS BRIN ROTH SIDES FOR  MEXICAN

VILLA REPORTED T0 HAVE JOINED SONORA REVOLT MOVEMENT   Sonora and Federal Forces Preparing for Clash Which is Expected Soon

VILLA JOINS SONORA REBELS 10 REPEL GARRANZA ATTACK   [Treops Are Being Placed to Ward Off Incursion of Presidential Forces.

BOTH StUks PREPARING FOR BALL IN SONGRA   Federal Forces Prepare Invading Force Now Stationed At a  Obregon is Directing Resistance  Ry The Rebel Forces

FEDERAL FORGE ASOEMIBLING 12 —ATTAGK HEBEL S   Clash Between Carranza anc Soncra Armies to Teke Place Soon   THOUSANDS WILL BE USED IN ASSAULTS   Members of Villa Band Re. ported Gathering at Points for Military Activity

T. M AVILLIAMS DIED LAST WEDNESDAY      Respected Citizen of This City for f everal, Yeara—Funeral to be Held Thursday.

CHICAGO SUES 2 NEWSPAPERS   City Brings Suit Against the Tribune and News for $10,000,000 Each.

CITY SUES FOR TEN MILLION   Chicago Wants Damages From Tro Leading Newspapers.

BIG aUITS AGAINST CHICAGO PAPERS   Filed by Mayor Thompson Aggregating Ten Million Dollars Each—Chicago Tribune and Daily News Are Made Defendants.

CITY OF CHICAGO SUES PAPERS FOR TEN MILLIO!   Chicago Tribune and Chicag: Daily  News Alleged to Have -hjured City’s Credit.   SAYS:.BOND “ISSUES HURT

CHICAGO NEWS IND TRIBUNE ED BY MAYOR   Alleged Charges Made by Papers Have Injured the City Financially

2? CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS SUED   City Brings Suit Against the Tribune and Daily News for Alleged False Statements. ‘

BASEBALL WAR MAY STOP KANSAS CITY CONFERENCE SHOWS   Major League Magnates Will Meet in Chicago Friday to Attempt Settlement.   MINOR LEAGUE OWNERS 10 HELP REORGANIZATION   Attorneys, Stenographers and Others Will Be Barred From Final Conference.

Belligerent Major League Representatives Decide to Meet to Settle Differences; Minor Leaguers Take Action to Appoint Committee to Confer With Peace Envoys   ONLY CLUB OWNERS TO ATTEND

BASEBALL LEADERS SIGN ARMISTICE 10 AVERT WAR THREAT   Solution of Difficulties of Re organization Expected to Be ‘Found at Meeting in Chicago Friday.

WAR CLOUDS ON THE BASEBALL HORIZON BEGIN TO VANISH   Amicable Settlement When Major Leaguers Meet in Chicago Friday Indicated.   MINORS VOTE TO HELP IN PREVENTING HOSTILITIES   Sixteen Club Owners of Twe Organizations Will Gathe in One Room to Attempt t Adjust Differences Withou Aid of Any Outsiders.

Proprietors of 16 Clubs Vote t Attempt to Adjust Their Dif. ferences Without Aid of Out. siders—Johnson and Heyd. ler Will Remain Away From Session.

PLAN DEVISED T0 EFFECT PEACE IN BASEBALL DISPUTE   Sixteen Club Owners Will Attempt Amicable Settlement Of Differences.   JOHNSON AND -HEYDLER BARRED FROM CONFERENCE   National Leaguers Frankly Admi That Twelve Club Idea Is Ridiculous,

MAJOR LEAGUES IN MEETING HOPE T0 KEEP OUT OF WAR   OWNERS OF CLUBS WILL HOLD JOINT SESSION FRIDAY IN CHICAGO

Tilo GRUEL WAR MAY BE AVERTED   Peace Dove Hovers Above Baseball Situation   ylub Owners of Major Leagues Agree to Meet Friday for Purpose of Settling Differences if Possible—Lawyers and All Others will be Excluded from Session

BOMB MADE BY BOY EXPLODES   Youngster Says He Got The Receipts for Deadly Machine From tne Dictionary,

ALEXANDER HiT FREELY BY REDS   World’s Champions Take Qpening Game of Series.

OOAULT [a PROVOKED BY JEERS OF MOR   No Official Reports Received Concerning Disorders Which Result in Death of Six and Wounding of Others   REPORT OF U. S. ULTIMATUM TO FRANCE STARTS TROUBLE   Rumor Says that Pressure Had Been Brought to Bear on France to Remove Troops

SECOND FRANCOGERMAN CLASH WAS REPORTED   Patrols Said to Have Battled North to  Homberg.

Reports That, U. 8. and England Instructed’ With-_ - Drawal. Denied,   RUMORS DESCRIBED GERMAN PROPAGAND/

STUDENT “SOVIET” DUCK PROFESSORS   Three Instructors G Get A Ducking When They Refuse To Grade Track.

Kansas Professor Is Ducked: Becomes Second Paui Revere: “oreads Alarm of Red Soviet

STUDENT HIGHLIFE    Results In Ducking Being Applied To Professor

Lafayette Firm Accused of Conspiracy to Control Produce Prices. State Authorities at Work on Casa.

CHARGE HUGE “COMBINE” B PRODUCE MEN   Bogan-Jaques Company of Lafayette Among Concerns Named in Suit Filed by State

CHARGE OF AGREEMENT _ TO SELL GERMAN SHIPS BELOW: VALUE IS DENIED   iPr ‘esident Wilson Announces, He'll Inform Senate Report Without Foundation; Public Auction of Vessels Opens; International j Marine Man Offers 14 Million for 9 Ships.

PRESIDENT WILL DENY REPORT OF SALE OF SHIPS   Will Tell Senate That Nc Secret Pact Exists With Britishers.   SHIPPING-BOARD FLEET IS OFFERED-AT AUCTION SALE   Few Bids Are Received Fo: Big Merchant Vessels Up to Date.

ASK SHIPPING BOARD TO POSTPONE SALE OF GERMAN’S VESSELS   HEARST’S APPLICATION FOR IN. JUNCTION TO PREVENT SALE OF SHIPS IS TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT.

PAT O’BRIEN’S BODY   Is Brought Back to Old Home Town In llkinois for Burial.

BLOOMINGTON, IND., GROWING   Hoosier Town Has Population of 11, 695, a Gain of 31 Per ; Over 1910. SoM v

TINDIANAPOLIS SHOWS GAINS   Indiana Metropolis Has 314,194 Pop ulation—30,067 Persons Living in Kokomo.

BLOOMINGTON, IND., GROWING   Hoosier Town Has Population of 11, 595, a Gain of 31 Per Cent. Over 1910,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL., HAS MADE 14 PER CENT GAIN   Capital of Sister State Now Has Population of Almost 40,000 According to Census.

WOMEN BURN ENGLISH FLAG   State Department Orders In  vestigation of Deed of Irish Sympathizers.

TO PROBE BURNING. OF BRITISH FLAG   State Department Asks for Facts; No Arrests Have Been Made.

JACK IN CAPITAI   tRiSH WCMEN SYMPATHIZERS SRE CHARGED WITH BURNING BPFITISH FLAG.

INSULT UNION — JACK IN CAPITAI   MISH WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS shtz CHARGED WITH BURNING ErIT18% FLAQ.

BURNED BRITISH FLAG?        fe Department Asks for ¥: cerning Demoansiriti

BRITGH FLAG BURNED AT TREASURY BUILDING   Women Protesting on Ire-land Burned English Flag And State Department Has Asked for An Investigation Th Roe Wado.

ASK INFORMATION ON FLAG’S DESTRUCTION   State Department Probes Ac tlon of Irish,

MOT EXPLAIN WHY Tho BURNED BRITISH FLA   State Department Takes Up Act < Women Pickets Yesterday in the National Capital.

FLAGBURNEL   By. Wem en ,Sympathizers  With "Trish ‘Freedom — State Department "Aska for Pacts.

&  Federal Court” Authorizes; Kunsas . «Natural-to Hiko Its Rate?

ons which caused him to take his life.  Mr. Callahan owneda pool hail at Danie), and just recently ‘went te Salt Lake.

ASKS FOR PROBE   Asks Investigation of ‘Hard. Boiled’? Order in Dealing with Soldiers

Asks Investigation of ‘Hard. Boiled” Order in Dealing © with Soldiers

‘TA   Rumor He Has Crossed Atlantic Is Not Verified   IRISH BILL IS BY   Virtual Completion of Tlouses—Fighting  in Ireland

DE VALERA IS NOT ABOARD   Loudon Has Wrong Tip in Sup  pesizng He Safled Om the  Lqaualitaria.

MEATGANS GOME ALAUSS BORDER  WITHOUT LEAVE   POSSIBLE MENACE TO HEALTH 01 THE STATE IS CONSIDERED BY AUTHORITIES.

MANY MEXICANS: CROSSING LINE   Plans to Handle Mexican Border Conditions Being Discussed

LIEWT. NOLAN Wa REALLY JOE MORAN 5 NOW DISCLOSED   Missing Central Dep't Officer Was Runaway at 18 Years, His Brother Asserts.

DISCLOSE REAL NAME OF THIEF WHO STOLE $4,000   Lieutenant Who Ab sconded from Army Dept. Is Exposed.

CARRANZA STILL AMONG MISSING   Gen. Obregon Tells His Men They S.ould Take Former Prison :, If Possible, But  - Must Not Mistreat Him.   BELIEVED TO BE HIDING IN HILLS NEAR PUEBLA

FIUME EXPECTS. POPULAR RISING   People Tire of Arbitrary ‘Rule o Peet Who Has Imprisoned Opponents By Wholesale.

DPANNUNZIO JAILS TOO OPPONENTS PEOPLE ARQUGEL   ' Popular Demonstration Likely; . He Deplores His Officers   Permit: Republic Move.

{ATION 18 ISSUED     PROACL:   @Aununziv Sorry Leafict Asking for Republic Ys Fublished,

NEED FUNDS 10 ENFORCE LAWS OF PROHIBITION   Attorney General Says Present Funds Not Sufficient   Many Violations Are Citec

ALLIES MAY GIVE LIST OF GERMANS  DEMANDED TODAY   Refusal Will Probably Force Peace Conference To Consider Future Action. . =

List of Germans Wanted for Trial   To Be Given German Representatives Today—Expectcd Germany Wil} Resist the Demand,

List of Germans Demanded For Trial By Allies To Be Delivered to Germany Toda’

ALLIES GIVE LIST OF GERMANS FOR TRIA!   EXPECT GERMANY TO RESIST—~ MAY EXAMINE VIOLATORS  Pe aa ay er en er ene

GUILTY GERMANS TO BE ANNOUNCED TODAY   (By The Assoctated Preas)

STOP SALE OF LIBERTY BONDS ON JULY FIRST   Beneficial Effect on Bond Market is Expected to Result.

GOVT. 10 STOP “BUYING BONDS IN THE MARKE]   SECRETARY HOUSTON EXPECT: IT TO HAVE BENEFICIAL EFFECT ON MARKET   Victory Loan Sinking Fund Become: Opeartive July t and Present Purchase Method Not Needed

GOVERNMENT 10 CERO PURCHASE OF BONDS oUUN  ‘on a4 Trusyecy "a eee   SO POSITION IS TO IMPROVE   BENEFICIAL EFFECT ON  PRICES OF BONDS IS; : DUE, IT IS SAID )

GOVERNMENT 10 DIOP PURCHASE OF LIBERTY BONDS   Secretary Houston Believes Decision Will Have Ef- fect.on Market. ... .-

Secretary -Houston Expecting -- Beneficial ‘Result to Fol — -low Open Purchase   SINKING FUND OPERATIVE   increases Floating Debt and Decreases Funded Debt, -Is Houston’s Answer

UNCLE SAM TO QUIT BUYING LIBERTY BONDS   PURCHASE WILL CEASE ON JULY 1 ACCORDING TO ANNOUNCE. MENT MADE SATURDAY

ERNMENT 10. CEASE PURCHASE! (IF BONDS SOON   SO. POSITION IS TO IMPROVE      BENE®ICIAL EPFECT ON PRICES OF BONDS IS DUE, If 18 SAID '

U. 5.15 TO CEASE BOND PURCHASE IN OPEN MARKET   “Beneficial Effect’? on Bond Market Expected to Re ent Save Hanctan   UPWARD TREND 1S LAKELY  Future Purchases Will Be Through Sinking Fund

Uo. CANNOT SAGRIFIGE RIGHTS OF PEOPLES, 1S DAFSINEAT’S FIRM STANT   President’s Attitude on Self-Determination Same as in Drafting 14 Points—He Sees . Only One Way Out. 2   ITALY AND JUGO- SLAVIA MUST AGREE WITHOUT HARM TO OTHERS

WILSON ADMERES. TO HS STAND OV ADRUATIC. MATTER   ‘Again Threatens Treaty With:  drawal Unless Alies Return to Dec. 9 Agreement:   POSITION PRESIDENT TAKES   Will Reject Any Settlement to Be Made At the Expense _ of a Third People.

CHICAGO SHOWS A 912,929 INCREASE IN LAST DECADE   2,701,212 Population Makes It Second to New York Only.

CHICAGO GAINS HALF MILLION      Shows This Increase for Third Time.

CHICAGO MAKES A BIG GAIN   Growth of Over Half a Million is Pepsaiaticon Deriag the Laat  Ten Weare.

HARD MAD POPULATION IF 2101212   Increase of 515,929 or 23.6 Per Cent in the ~ Ten Years.

CHICAGO HAS 2,701,212,   Windy City Gained More Than Halt  ene, eae

CHICAGO NOW HAS 2,701,212   Population Increases 515,929 or 23.6 Per Cent in the Laat Ten Years,

POSTPONED   Mexican Presidential Election Not tc Be Held July 4.

ELECTION IN MEXIGG REPORTED POSTPONEE   Trouble With Revolutionists Leads 1c Calling OW Event Scheduled  “tor July 4—To Name Pro-

ANGE HONGs. “MERICA’S BE...   ‘ccty Men, Women and Chil “ea Decorate Graves of Yanks Today.   “CCH TQ BE AT SURESNES   Marenal and Millerand to Attend Services at Cemetery Near Parle—U, S. Troops on Rhine Will Hold  Memorial Day Services, *

GRAVES TOBE DECORATED BY FRENCH   French Men, Women and Children Decorate Graves of Yanks Today.   FOCH TO BE AT SURESNES   Marshal and Millerand to Attend Sere vices at Cemetery Near Parie—U, 5. Troops on Rhine Will Held Memorial Day Services,

[Reports Indicate That All Rec: ords Will Be Broken at the Polls Today.   MANY WOMEN ARE IN LINE   Party Headquarters Express Confidence as Campaign Comes #09 End.

NATION CASTS VOTE TODAY   THIRTY MILLION BX PROCTED To USE BALIAIMTS,

HEAVY VOTE BEING GAST   THE LARGEST VOTE IN THE HISTORY OF NATIONAL ELEC. TIONS BEING POLLED TODAY.   f arly Reports Indicate That Nearly as Many Women as Men Were Voting.——Harding Has Best ot Karly Reterys, ss

Of First Two Places Reporiing, One Goes to Harding, the Other to Cox   WOMEN’S VOTE NEARLY EQUAL TO THAT OF MEA   ONLY STATEMENT FROM NA. TIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF EITHER PARTY IS THAT YI IS NOW UP TO VOTERS,

As Many New Voters as Men in Th Early Line-up at Polls, Reports From Many States Show   HOOSIERS TURN OUT HEAVILY   More Than Half of Registered Vote in Indiana is Cast by Noon, Women Equalling Men

HOLD THREE FOR CARRANZA DEATE   Mexican Federa! District Court Causes Arrest of Murguia, Montes and Barragan.

CARRANZA MEN HELD FOR DEATI   Military Leaders With Forme: Presidenit Arrested:for Not: “Dying-at: His Side.   FUNDS “FIGURE “IN -CASE

4 MEXICAN GENERAL HELD BY GOVERNMENT IN CARRANZA AFFAIR   They Are Not Acused Directly of His Assassination But Are Held Because They Did Not Die With Him on the Nieht of the Murder.

Time Table   FASTERN WISCONSIN ELECTRIC COMPANY IATORURRAN ‘TIME TADLR

REGULARS UNDER CAVIGILA JUST OUTSIDE FIUME  eeteeenineiennne marta   City Covered By Dense Smoke; Explosions Impede Regulars.

REGULARS NOW ABOUT 10 TAKE POET'S FORGES   City of.Fiume May Be Al. ready Captured by Italv

ITALIAN TROOPS ~ ENTER FIUME“HAVE SEIZED SEVERAL POINTS   City ts Covered With Dense. Smoke Caused by Explosion. of Mines in the Slreeis

FUME NEAR FALL; FORGE SURRENDER   Italian Forces in Des: perate Fighting—Ex. pect D’Annunzio te Capitulate.

TROOPS ribe'es   orry 1s WREATHED . IN. SMOKE FROM. BURNING. FORESTS AND BOMB ‘EXPLOSIONS .

HALIAN REGULARS CLOSE INN CANN AR -ARPICANEN I HEART EHIME   Premier Giolitti Hears Ci City Al re Al ready “Occupied—Official De ~~ nial Made Poet-Aviator Is Wounded-—Bridges and ~\ Buildings Destroyed by Mines and Bombs. _

NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURAL GAS URGED BY BUREAU MINES

REGULATIONS   Government to Take Hand In Conserving, Through State Public Utilities Commissions.

REPRESENTATIONS MADE’ AT: PEKIN   American Missionary Slain By Chinese Troops.

MISSIONARY KILLED   Strong Representations to Chi nese Government

MISSIONARY KILLED AND QUARTERS LOOTED   ‘Strong Representations Made to Ohinese Government by American Legation.

MISSIONARY KILLED BY GHINESE TROOPS: U.9. 10 TAKE HAN   5 trong Representations Made To Government at Pekin.

DECLARES PUBLIC SUFFERED REGENT COAL WAGE BOOS!   Executive Manager of Nations Electric Light Association Says Hike Caused Prices to Increase.

PUBLIC CALLED VICTIMS.   Utilities Representatives 8a} Consumers are Affected by Wage Increase.

CONSUMER AGAIN THE VICTIM   Testimony Befure Strike Committee  Shows How It Was Passed On.

PUBLIC VIGTIN OF INCREASE IN MINERS: WAGES   Consumers Were Led to Believe the Increase Woulc Not Be Passed to Them But It Was. Claim Made

[MINERS INCREASE  PASSED ON TO PUBLIC   Result of Testimony Given By Public Utilities Associations Before Strike Settlement Commission,

PILTURE PUBLIC. AS PRICE VICTIM   Evidence Before Strike Settlement Body   ['o Consumer by Adding Four. teen Per Cent Advancs Granted Miners to Cost of Coal for. Utilities Which are Forced to Increase Prices tc Patrons, Savs Witness.

3 UF  PER GENT INCREASE   Representatives of Utilities Associations Testify Before Coal Strike Settlement Board.   RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION COMES IN FOR CRITICISM   vos’ © Fuel Bound to Stay Up for a Number of Vears as Result of Car Shortage Contiseation Being Practiced in High Handed Fashion, Wastefat Practices Charted,

PUBLIC PAYS FOR ~MBREIGED WIAGES   aa ‘Light- Concern Head” Ave rs Fourteen: Per. Cen. Iss Passed. On,

TRAIN HITS MOVING TARGETS   Bembardmenat Test Preves Vallee ef Artillery Attack.

BLANTON GIVES DANIELS NOTIC!   That. He Wil Gppuse the Round the Workd Cruise of 200 American’ War Ships

BLANTON IN PROTEST   2 Oo Holds Navy's Jaunt Around the World Too Expensive

MAY NOP BE BUGENE UE oY       Sri Man’, Under “eves ‘On oPebighter Says Wels Canadian 

MAN TAKEN _ FOR LERO}   Declares Hé is Morris Fox, of Toronto—Will Be Held Pending Positive Identification.

LEROY CLAIMS HE — IS ANOTHER MAN   Arested on Board Ship as Le roy Charged With Detroit Trunk Murder Mystery.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS - REMAIN ON STRIKE   Refuse to Return Unless Rein statement is Made,

Loss Will Amount to Between $4,000 and $5000, It Was Said, Neighbors Aid in Fighting the Flames

FRE DESTROYS NEW BARN OF J. GOIN SUNDAY   Loss Will Amount to Between $4,00C and $5000, It Was Said, Neighbors Aid in Fighting the Fiames

STR. LINDAUER DRIVEN ASHORE IN HEAVY STORM   LVCKLESS CRAFT SWEPT ON ay BEACH IN ALBION HARBOR  LAST WEDNESDAY

STR, LINDAUER CORWEN ASHORE IN HEAVY STORM   LUCKLESS CRAFT SWEPT ONT BEACH IN ALBION HARBOR ’ LAST WEDNESDAY — -

SEES HIS) Favmed#*#4LED   ‘our-Year-Old Seymour Boy Guards Body From Hogs

jackson €o.. ‘Minister  Believed Killed When Caught Between Wagon : ” and Tree  uses

CHILD STANDS GUARD OVER FATHER’S BOD’   MINISTER WAS CRUSHED TO DEATH IN LONELY woops— CHILD KEEPS HOGS AWAY

LITTLE BOY — PROTECTS HIS FATHER’S BODY   SEES HIS FATHER DIE 3 _ LONELY SPOT EN THE ' Wwooos   wHES STANDS GUARD UNTI ; REAREHING PARTY COMES

LITTLE, i TOT GUARD GUARDS: =: THER’S: Bot      Jackosn Co, Minister Believed: Kittee ‘When Caught Lé:ween “Wagon: ‘and Tree,

FOUR YEAR OLO BOY GUARDS Ba0'S BODY   ‘ f : ‘atte dack Shaw Keeps Watch Over Corpos of Parent

B. R. T. ASSERTS SERVICE ON LINE TS AGAIN NORMAL   Company Heads _Insis Power House Strike Will Soon End.

Hearing ‘on. Revenue’ Re vision Will Begin Next Monday in Congress :

INDICATED THAT THE PRESEN’ LAWS WILL BE IN FORCE FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER YEAR   GO P10 G0 SLON   Republican House Leaders 8: ay Tha at Least Nine Menths Will Be Required to Complete Revision  of Tariff Law.—Others Must Wait.

HOUSE LEADERS AGREE NOT TO ENACT NEW LEGISLATION ~ REVISING PRESENT STATUTE   Long’ Time Is Necessary to -Handle Subject Satisfactorily, Says Fordney 

TIME NEEDED 0 REVISE REVENUE   WINE. MONTHS ARE BELIEVED NECESSARY FOR REPUB-LICAN CHANGES...

PRESENT REVENUE AND TARIFF LAWS TO SERVE A YEAI   Chairman Fordney Doesn’! Expect New Laws Before End of 1921.

Present Revenue Law Will Continue a Year   Republicans Believe Congress Will Have to Work Rapidly if Revisions Are Completed Next Year; Nine Months Expected to Be Required for Tariff Alone.

‘Republicans Believe —— Nine Months Wil! Be Required to Revise Tariff,   OPPOSE HIGHER TAX RATE:   Normal Tax Should Be Reduced, Not Increased, Fordney Declares.

OPPOSHTIGR RISES TOROUSTOR PLAN   Chairman Fordney and Other: Object io Raising Tax on Small Incomes.   OBJECT- To AUTO TAXES

REVENUE AND — TARIFF LAWS WILL CONTINUE   That is Agreement of Republican Leaders in the House Today

LATE WN 2 Der At NEW LAWS WADE   TARIFF REVISION WILL REQUIRE ALL OF NINE MONTHS   Good Speed If New Laws Are on Books Before Late in 1921.

TROUBLE   German Troeps May. Be Atlowes To Come tnto The Occupied Zone.

THE ALLIES MAY PERMIT   German Army to Enter Oc‘cupied Zone to. Restore Order--Must Retire When Order is Restored.

TROOPS OF EBERT WIL PUT DOWN REBELLION IS  ARE: =   Allies to Permit Soldiers: of Berlin Government to Go Into Rhine Territory:   Sharp Fighting Continues All Nigfit at Wesel and Heavy Firing Heard Across River _

ENTENTE OAD 10 AGREE TO GERMAN TROOPS FOR RUHE   France Wanted Allies to Enter but Gave Way Because It Needs Fuel from There.

ALLIES MAT  UNLEASH HUN  REGULARS 10 BATTLE REIS   German Officers in Paris Plead for Permission to Fight   NEW CABINET IN BERLIN ASSURED   62 Killed in Clash Between 6000 Ebert Troops, 15,000, Rebels

GERMAN TROOPS _ ARE TO ENTER OCCUPIED ZONE   PRESENCE THERE IS RE QUIRED TO MAINTAIN ORDER.   PREMIER MILLERAND — GIVEN INFORMATION   Ebert Goverument Must Furnish Satisfactory Guarantee That Forees Will Retire After Per forming Service.

GERMANS ASK TO USE ARMY ON RADICALS   Permission to Restore Order Expected at French Capital.   MEATY j%+UCOMALIANIISM

FRENCH INDUSTRY. AT AN VITALS sor BY RUHR REVOLT   Supplies of Coal From German District Halted: Because of Disturbances

GUARANTEE TO BE FURNISHED   Ebert Has Am Ample Forces to Handle Situation in the Ruhr District

TO PROSECUTE PROFITEERRS,   OMcial Warns Against Raising Price of Lemons Because of Epidemic.

FEDERATION STRONG FOR RE-ELECTION OF SAMUEL GOMPERS   CAN BE RE-ELECTED PRESIDEN’ BY ACCLAMATION, TT IS IFARNED

HELPING THE MERCHANTS.   Weather Man Has Been a Little Lat in Producing Winter Weather.

HELPING THE MERCHANTS.   - ut Weather Man ‘ies Beau b Juittle, Lat : Proddcing Winter Weather. *

L ROUSE... GARBLES 1   THE WAR AND SONS OF CAB. INET MEMBERS WERE SLACKERS   IGNORES OFFICIAL DATA   Splendid Service Rendered by Kin of Men Near Wilson Shown in New York Newspaper

MISSTATEMENTS OF REPUBLICANS ARE CORRECTED   Splendid Service Rendered by Kin: of Men Near Wilson Shown in New York News Paper.

T ROOSEVELT 1S A-FIRST GLASS LIAR   OFFICIAL RECORDS SHOW HIS STATEMENTS FALSE--SOLDIERS. RESENT SLANDER.

LITHUANIA CITY I — GAPTURED   Taken by Polish Troops, But Disavowed by Warsaw

WILNA TO-DAY ANOTHER FUME   Polish Leader and Hastily Organized Force Capture and Take Charge of Lithuanian Capital.

“CONFRONTS ALLIES   Capture of t Vilna, Jdtidangan pita en. Zeligow_ 4 ~ Ski. By Ge ee OW me   JAPAN. PEEVED AT CHINA   Charge Made Government  Responsible for Work of Bandits,

CAPITAL CITY OF LITHUANIA HELD BY POLES   Coup Leads to Fall of Vilna and Government Has With. drawn to Kovno,-

LITHUANIAN CAPITAL IS NOW TAKEN   Peace With Poles Short Lived Reports Assert.

POLES REVOLT IN LITHUANIAN CITY   Europe Has Another Fiume Problem Now; Capital of Nation Seized by Militarists and Administration Flees to Kovno; Poles Dery Blame.

HARDING BANS SPEECH-MAKING FOR REMAINDER OF TRIP SOUTH   Journey of President-elect Has Been Continuous Ovation.   Declines to Comment on Press Dispatches from  Panic

NEARING col COWN IN TEXAS   President-Elect Given a Series of Ovations By the People Of the Southwest.   SENATOR IS MINDFUL OF PUBLIC'S DESIRES   He Avoids Anything That Might be Censtrued as Discourteous to Administration -

SEN. HARDING IS NEARING RESTING PLACE IN TEXAS   HE WILL CLOSE THE GATES BEHIND HIM AGAINST ALL VISITORS.   TRIP CONTINUOUS OVATION THRUOUT

TODAY'S NEWS ; FROM: AUSTIN   Amendment to Fire In” surance Commission Law Proposed

ADDITIONAL BILLS PIVEN LESIGLATURE   AMENDMENT TO FIRE INSUR ANCE LAW PROPOSED IN NEW MEASURE.   Would Raise the Pay of County Treasurers From $2,000 to $3,600 to Provide For An Assistant.

MORE SUBJECTS SUBMITTED BY GOVERNOR TO SESSION.   Tick ERADICATION AMENDMENT

NE MORE KILLING IS REPORTED IN IRELAND   London Papers Charge Dea‘ Of Cork Mayor Was Brough About by Sinn Fein

DAILY MURDER EXGHTE TRELAND   Aged Magistrate Dragged from Car and Shot   New Victims are Claimed by Underground Warfare — Three Attacks Upon Policemen Within as Many Days— Offers of Large Rewards Fail to Bring Information

IRISH MAGISTRATE MURDERED BY MOB IN DUBLIN STREETS      ALMOST EVE, Y DAY FURNISHES NEW VICTIM POR “UNDER. * GROUND” WARPARE, — °

IRISH RIOTS v. “NUE: DAILY FATAL °S OCCUR   Feeling at High Pitch @, ‘owing Murder of Lord Mayor . @ “ork. Aged Man Shot to Death.

AGED MAGISTRATE KILLED.   Man Dragged from Dublin Cay and Shot While Passengers Looked On.

JUDGE INVESTIGATING tht SINN FEIN CRIMES TAKEN FROM TRAM CAR AND SHO

MURDERS N IRELAND OF DAILY OCCURRENCE AND SO FAR NO ONE PUNISHEL

35 Prominent Sinn Feiners are Arrested by Officers in Ireland   Dublin Magistrate is Dragge: from Car and Killed Before Big Crowd.

: Ireland Fast Becoming Home of As: saseine and Authors of Dep lO

HIGH OFFICER OF DUBLIN IS ASSASSINATEL   Magistrate Bell Dragged from Car and Killed;  Commons Debates.

Daylight Assassinations Continue and No Arrests De spite Great Rewards Offered

IRISH MAGISTRATE DRAGGED OFF CAR AND ASSASSINATE   Aged Man Shot Four Time: Before Eyes of Passengers— Is Latest Victim of “Underground” Warfare.

ALLAN BELL IG LATEST VICTIM OF UNDERGROUND  WAR IN IRELANT   Magistrate, 70 Years of Age, Dragged From Train Car By Gang of Masked Men and Shot in Cold Blood,   THREE ATTACKS ARE MADE ON POLICEMEN   Almost Every Day Furnishes New Victim; Despite Rewards Offered, No Convictions Have Been Made.

NEW MURDERS DAILY IN MYSTERY WARFARE   Aged Magistrate, Latest Victim, Is Dragged from Dublin Tram Car and Slain

aE: —  RISH MAGIoT RATE  )RACGED FROM GAR AND MURDERED   Allan Bell, Aged 70, Shot by Masked Men in Dublin Street.   LATEST VICTIM OF THE “UNDERGROUND” WARFARE   rv llow Passengers on Tram Cai Horrified Witnesses of Assassination.

IRELAND IN FURORE CRIME 1S RAMPANT   NEW VICTIM EVERY DAY OF UNDERGROUND WARFARE.   Dublin MWagistrate Seventy itears Old Breatalliy Merdered by Unknewn Men Who Mak-e. Their Escape.

MAGISTRATE IN DUBLIN IS VICTIM OF MURDER   DRAGGED FROM A CAR, SHOT IN COLD BLOOD, IN VIEW OF PEOPLE ON THE STREETS OF DISTURBED IRISH CAPITAL,

AILLINGS DAILY TENE NO GLUE   Offer of 10,0GC Pounds Re. wards and Protection Fails to Unearth ‘‘Informer.”’

ANOTHER VICTIM QF IRELAND WAR   Oid Magistrate,” Many Years Member of Constabulary, Killed by Assassins   FOUR MURDERERS ESCAPE   William O’Brien, Leader of Transport Workers, Is on “Hunger” Strike

SASOUNS IN IRELAND. CLAIM ANOTHER VICTIM      a a fe Ma AGED MAGISTRATE DRAGGED OU7 OF TEAM CAR IN DUBLIN AND SHOT.T0 DEATH.

SHOT DEAD AS HE STEPS FROM ~ CAR IN DUBLIN   Allsn Bell Ascassin soaiciaie Balto Byes of Pasmace

AFRAID SINN FEIN MAY ATTACK LONDO?   POLICE TAKE PRECAUTIONS TC GUARD NOTABLES FROM DAN. GER: SAY THEY HAVE DtIsCOVERED PLOT.

WATCHING THE SINN FEINERS 1N EUROPI   There Are Rumors That Prom inent Englishmen May Be Altucked.

PAPER ASSERTS THERE fo PLOT  FDR GUT AAGES   ‘Secret Service in Britain’ Said To Have Uncovered Plans i Against Notabies   FORMER PREMIER TO DENOUNCE CRIMINALS   ‘Officers Slain in Dublin Sun day to Receive Military  _ Funeral

OIAA-FEINEHS PLAN ATTAGKS UN FRUMINEA LONDON MER   Liverpool Docks and Ship Canal at Manchester Are Threatened   ASQUITH RESOLUTION CONDEMNS OUTRAGES   Iwo More Deaths in Ire land Due to Bomb Explosion in Cork

IRISH PLOT IS BEING CHARGEL   ;   Sinn Fein Accused of Plannin Attack on London and Other English Cities

SINN FEIN PLOT 10 KILL BRITISH LEADERS ‘BARED’   Nothing Substantial Is Found To Lend Color  To “Discovery.”

IPISH PLOT RUIN IN cect awh. RUMOR   London Takes Precaution: Against Work of Sink \ Fein Agents.

DISCOVER ELABORATE ‘PLOT _ OF SINN FEINERS DESTROY SHIP CANAL AND DOCKS?

ENGLAND FEARING INN FEIN ATTACK   WHOLESALE ASSASSINATION IN ENGLISH TOWNS AM.ONG POSSIBILITIES.   ASQUITH TAKES A HAND   Former Prime Minister Would Condemn Outrages But at the Same Time Criticises the Government

ALLEGED PLOTSOF SINN FEIN   HAVE NOT MATER. TALIZED IN LONDON AND OTHER PLACES   Asquith Has Resolution Against the Military in Ireland — Home Rule  si

JUDGES. J.M. McCARRELLSECOND - OF DAUPHIN: COUNTY'S JUDGES 'TO "DIE WITHIN VERY SHORT TIMI

INDIANA’S DELEGATES TO GO UNINSTRUCTED   Volirieius      yo None of the Candi Mates Will Get Sali Sapport in Bitter

DELEGATIONS TO BE UNINSTRUCTED FROM INDIANA   None of the Four Republican Aspirants Will Get Majority, Is Belief

INDIANA MAJORITY “APPEARS UNLIKELY      Four Candidates Running Are Expected to Divide Vote Evenly.   HARDING POSSIBLE LAST   Johnson Recount in Nev dersey May Fail for Want 7 riends,

ININSTRUGTED. DELEGATIONS   Fredicted Ho iRepubligan Candidate Will Get Majority in Indiana Primary Election.

AN UNINSTRUCTED INDIANA DELEGATION   IT IS CONCEDED BY THOSE FaMILIAR WITH SITUATION NONE OF BIG FOUR WILL WIN

BIG FIGHT ALL FOR NOTHINE   Indications are That Republican Presidential Candidates Will Not   RECEIVE A MAJORITY   Of the Votes Tomorrow— Johnson Running Strong —To Go Uninstructed

DUNTEST MAY 60 10 CONVENTION   Political Observers Do Not Believe Any Republican Presidential Candidate Will Get Majority.   WOOD AND JOHNSON LEADING

SAYS POLAND NEEDS U. S. _ GRAIN TO AVERT FAMINI      New Plenipotentiary of Polish Gov: ernment Says Country Will Need 400,000 Tons,

MANY KILLED ‘IN YUCATAN   Election Fights Result in Numerous Deaths arid Barbaritiee—Man Drinks Blood of Victim.

DRINKS BLOOD OF HIS VICTIM   Report Says Many Siain in Yueatan Election Fights.

NATURE TELLS You!   {Ana Manas ai Jeffersouville Meader i Knows Too Well.

UUUGHBUTO AND PUiLUD UNITE th DBSERVANGE  MILITARY HONORS ARE ACCORDED AMERICAN DEAD IN FRANCE BY SOLDIERS.  NATIONAL mr 5 Pa  Ceremonies Are Official, and Mor   NATIONAL TRIBUTE 15 PAID   Ceremonies Are Official, and More Than 70,000 Wreaths Placed on Graves.

FRANCE PAYS ITS TRIBUTE   MILITARY HONORS PERFORMED AT EVERY AMERICAN GRAVE.   The Nation Qvercomesn, for a Moment, ‘the Pangs of Losing 2 Millien, to Devote Whole Heart to the  70,000 Crusaders, —

FORMAL OFFER IS GIVEN CONFIDENTIAL AGENT OF OBREGON’S GOVERNMENT   Secretary of State Says Article 27 of Mexican Constitution “Is Not and Must Not Be Inferpreted as Retroactive or Vioative of Valid Property Rights.”— Text Taken to Mexico City, °

APPOINTMENT OF A COMMISSION © TO DRAW UP A PACT SUGGESTED BY SECRETARY OF STATE COLBY   Roberto V. Pesqueria Has Taken to Mexico City a Proposal to Lay Before Gen. Obregon —Thorough Understanding of Article 27 in Particular Is Deemed Advisable.

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO BY U.S. IS IN SIGHT   Secretary Colby Proposes Ap_ pointment of Commissioners to Draft Treaty   EXPLAINS ARTICLE 27   VALID PROPERTY RIGHTS IN MEX.  1cO WILL BE FULLY PROTECTED. SAYS AGENT

Secretary Colby. Proposes a Special Commission to.Draft ‘Treaty With Mexican N; ation

SENDS MEXICO TREATY PLAN   Secretary of State Colby Proposes to Appoint Commissioners to Draft Pact.

COLBY SUGGESTS COMMISoIONE RS DRAFT A TREATY   Formal Proposal Taken t Mexico City by Roberto V. Pesquiera.   ONLY REMAINS TO GIVE UNDERSTANDINGS A FORM   No Reasonable Doubt Left Secretary of State Says, oi High and Enlightened Pur poses That Actuate Presen‘ Government to South.

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO THROUGH TREATY PROPOSED   Plans Outlined For Resumption Of Full Diplomatic  Relations   OBREGON IS INFORMED THROUGH R. PESQUEIRA   Colby Declares Valid Property Rights In Mexico Are In No Danger

PROPOSAL GOES TO MEXICO CITY   Colby Would Have Treaty Drawn Up at Once  AS THE FOUNDATION   Jpon Which Resumption of Full Diplomatic Relations Between United States and Mexico Would Rest — No Doubt of High and Enlightened Purpose of New Govt.

MEXICO GIVEN U.S. PROPOSAL FOR NEW PACT   Recognition of Obregon to Be Based On Treaty, Colby Announces.

State Department Makes Public American Reply to Let- « ter of Pesquiera:   PLAN NEW TREATY BASED ON RECENT CONFERENCE   Secretary Colby Convinced  That New Government in Mexico Is Sincere -

RECOMMENDS NEW TREATY BE DRAFTED   Secretary Colby Proposes New Treaty Between United States and Mexieo Be Made,

To Frame Treaty Permitting Resumption of Full Diplomatic Relations

TAKES INITIAL STEP FOR RECOGNITION OF MEXICt   Colby : “Asks Tom Comnmissdn Te Draw Up Tieaty,:. é

TREATY DRAFT FOR MEXICO   Colby Sends Formal Proposal to Mex. tea City for Apnnroval.

BID T0 MEXICO TO MAKE GOOD   CNITED STATES CON THEN weitCOME HER INTO FOLD.   SECRETARY COLBY GIVES HOPE   SUGGESTS DRAMTING A TREATY AS PRELIWINARY,    Coe fideace Fupresseed in YVew Geverument. and KReeamption of Diplematic Kelations Belleved Peanible.

“RELATIONS WITH -NEWICO PRNPOSET   Secretary. Colby." Stiggests "Treaty: for Fouisdation to Negotiations.

Urges Appointment of Commissioners to Formulate Pact Upon Which Can Be Based Resumption of Diplomatic Relations; Communication Taken to Mexico City   HAS FAITH IN OBREGON REGIME

COLBY SUGGESTS PACT WITH MEXICO   High Ideals Of Southern Republic Mentioned By Secretary Of State.

COLBY MAKES MOVE TOWARD RECOGNITION   Proposes Commissioncrs From U. S. and Mexico to Draft New Treaty.

“SAYS NAVY DID ALL POSSIBLE   Department Told to Get Ready in 1915, Declares Admira} McKean ~ Bctore Senate. —

a nme  BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAKE READY TO TAKE ACTION ‘Aecaciated Presa Review )

SOVIET ARMIES ~ BREAK DEFEVC   Cavalry Sweeps Forward i Circling Movement to Warsaw.

Russians Gain Ten Miles During the Past 3 Days Operations.     DODOITAAL AALTY FDAAITE   BRITAIN AND FRANCE ABOUT READY 10 ACT   WON’T MAKE WAR ON THE RUSSIANS

POLISH LINE BROKEN   SOVIET CAVALRY SWEEP FOR. WARD IN ENV ELOPEMENT MOVE.   Important City Not Far From Warsuw Has Been Taken.

DIPLOMATS. LEAVE     Polish Governmen Being Moved, Re. port -—- American: Still Remain ir  _ Threatened City.

Red Armies Closing in on  Poland’s Capit ol; May  Wage War of Conquest on Germany Next

BIG GAPS TORN IN POLISH LINE MENACE WARSAW   Bolsheviki Claim Impor. tant Successes all Along Line.

REDS SWEEP FORWARD — —IN ENCIRCLING MOVE   England and France Prepare to Take Action as Result of Bolshevik Re-— fusal of Request for Grace   POLISH PLENIPOTENTIARIES ON WAY TO NEGOTIATE ARMISTICE AND PEACE

OFFICIALS READY TO QUIT CAPITAL   Allies, in Conference, Agree Upon Plan to Be Followed in Dealing with Russo-Polish Situation; Will Not Use Troops.   GOVERNMENT IS BEING REMOVED TO KALISZ, CLAIM

CAPTURM OF MORE IMPORT. ANT PLACES ANNOUNCED  IN OFFICIAL NOTICE.   GABINET TO GET FACTS   British Ministers Will Receive Report of Hythe Conference From Lloyd George, Statement Says,

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE READY FOR ~—ANSTANT ACTION   Aroused at Bolsheviki Re fusal of Ten-day Truce With Poles.

Big. Encitcling Movement ot Cav alry. North of Warsaw.   GREAT GAP IN THE DEFENSE   Palish Lines Also Forced Back South of Warsaw—Much Serious Fighting.

RUSS CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE   Polish Lines Reported - Broken at Numerous Points by Soviets

MILITARY AND DIPLOMATIC - DEVELOPMENTS IN STRUGGLE OF POLES AND BOLSHEVIKI

FD CAVALRY gts: POLES   Russians Drive Ahead Ten Miles and Tear Gaps in Defense Lines.   BIVE LITTLE FIGHTING

“REDS” BREAK POLE LINE IN EAST PRUSSIA   Soviet Cavalry Patrols Sweer Forward in Encircling Movement.   BOLSHEVIK] NEARING WARSAW

EFFORT TO ENCIRCLE WARSAW   Bolsheviki Attacks Break Polish Lines Near Eastern  Prussian Frontier.   TEAR GREAT GAP IN  WARSAW DEFENSES   Allies Prepared to Take Instant Action as Result of  Refusal of Armistice.

POLISH LINES BROKEN ~ ON PRUSSIAN FRONTIER   Soviet Armies Tear Great Gap is Defense Around Warsaw ° District.   AT OTHER PLACES POLES © _ ARE BEING FORCED BACK   France and England Ready t Take Action for. Refusal of ” Ten Day Truce, ©   POLES ON WAY TO UVONFER   Conference for Armistice to Be . Held at Minsk Wednesday If Plans Work, —

(AIL TROUBLES NARING CRISIS   ‘OVERNMENT MAY INVOKE LEVER ACT TO PREVENT THIS STRIKE   PALMER PREPARED T0 ACT   oreces Being Mobilized Today to Pre vent the Nation Wide Railroad Strike — To Refuse Wage Demanda,

NEUVO LAREDO IS QUIET AFTER A STORMY SUNDAY (Ry Aasncinted Press)

GERMANS SET MEXICANS AGAINST THE AMERICANS   Propagandists Buasy in First Year of Great War Stirring Up Troubic on Border.

MEXICO EGGED ON BY GERMAN GOVT. AGENTS   EXPECT TO GET EVIDENCE THA’ MUCH OF TROUBLE CAME FROM THAT SOURCE   Also Will Try To Determine If Car. ranza Government Was Actual Accomplice

LEVER ACT CONSTITUTIONAL      Court Gives Decision in Lever Control Act.

LEVER FOOD ACT ‘CONSTITUTIONAL   BUFFALO JUDGE UPHOLDS ACT IN TRIAL OF ALLEGED PROITEERS.

ESSENTIALS IN’ FARMERS’ -ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED BY MA. 0. W. FLORE   GRANT COUNTY SECRETARY ERATION OF FARMERS CLUBS TELLS OF SUCCESS OF FEDAND HOW IT WAS ACHIEVED.

ESSENTIALS I ORGANIZATION   PF ARMERS MUST RESPECT THEIR FEDERATION   Leadership, Responsibility, Purpose, and Membership Aré Essentials.

WAR DEBTS OMOTHER EUROPEAN HATREDS   Inter-Allied Conference Gives  Germany Chance to Show : Its Hands,

ECONOMIC SITUATION RESTORED   Hatreds of World War Smothered   GERMANY IS ACTIVE

WAR'S HATRED WUEPLENTED BY EOONOMIG NEED   Both Allies and Germans Manifest Readiness to Come to Agreement   RESULTS EXPECTED AT BRUSSELS CONFERENCE   UNTTED STATES IS LOOKED TO TO GIVE Alb IN REHABILTITATION BY BPATENSTION OF  } CRED

SMOTHERING OU EUROPE’S HATREDS   Common Economic Conditions Gets Better Display of Feeling.

PROPOSALS OF GERMANY WILL BE CONSIDERED FAIRLY BY THE INTER-ALLIED FINANCIAL CONF

EXPECT -SOLUTION  (OF WAR FINANCES   [By Carl D. Groat, United Press  Staff Correennndent 1°

PRESIDENT WILSON TO REMAIN IN WASHINGTON; TO WRITE WAKE HISTORY.

BUILDING   LOCATED ON OLD HATFIELD HOTEL SITE STARTED THIS MORNING    TO BE STRICTLY MODERN   To Be Rushed To Completion—Opening About November 25

WESTERN KANSAS SOAKED   Two Inches of Aaln in the Hutchinson District

WAGE ISSUE CONSIDERED.   Steps Taken to Prevent Possi ble Suspension cf Work in Coal Fieids.

Comparative Figures Showing The Atthracite Miners Are Paid Les Than Bituminous Ditgers Intre duced hy Workers, Who Claim The Should Receive More.

HUPE TO SETTLE WAGE QUESTION   Early and Avoid Possible Suspension of Work   MUST EQUALIZE PAY   Bituminous Miners Present Statistics to Show that their Wages are Considerably Below Those Paid in Anthracite Fields—Decide to Continue Conferences

TRYING 10 KEEP MINERS AT WORK   Committee to Fix the Wage Scale Suspends Usual Week End Adjournment.   MUST AGREE BY MARCH 31      Operators Ask Men to Re. main at Work After April J lf Agreement Not Made

LOWDEN ACCEPTS CHALLENGE DF SENATOR BORAK   Replies to Charges That He is Trying to Buy Chicago Convention.   READY TO TELL EXPENSES

CALM REIGNS IN OCCUPIED AREA   No Further Disturbances Reported in Rhineland—French Give Assurances.

DECIDE PEACE PACT FATE ON SATURDAY   AGREEMENT TO VOTE 13 REACH. ED TODAY — KELLOGG WILL SUPPORT PLAN

lalk on Peace Resolution is Nearing Enc   Ta Vete en Pernee Saturday

WIFE SLAYER GIVEN 30 YEARS   Virginia Man Whe Shot Wife to Oo at! tiad Mentality of a Child.

30 YEARS FOR WIFE SLAYER   Norfolk (Va.) Man Who Shot Wife Thought to Be Insane.

WIFE SLAYER GIVEN 30 YEARS   Virginia Man Who Shet Wite-te Death Had Mentality of a Child. ok %

AIRPLANE AND AUTO RACE UP PIKE’S PEAK   Thousands of Sightseer, Flock to See Novel Contest.

BRITAIN STOPS COTTON IMPORTS. FOR THE PRESENT   This Action Is Taken By British Manufacturers Who Cannot: Stand the Present Rate of Exchange.

COTTON IMPORTS ARE STOPPED BY EXCHANGE SLUMP   BRITISH CAMPAIGN URGES TO BUY NOTHING MADE IN UNITED STATES.

ENGLAND STOPS COTTON IMPORTS   Slump Here in Value of Pounc  Sterling Causes

STOP IMPORTS OF AMERICAN COTTON   Newspapers in Great Britain _Take Up Campaign to Stabilize Exchange. —   “BOYCOTT” OTHER GOODS   American Representatives r England Much Concerned Qver Situation,

NO OFFICIAL = BAN ON COTTON   British Manufacti turers Forced to Stop imports From U. S. by Low Exchange Rates.   OUTLOOK IS VERY ‘SERIOUS

MONEY RATE PUTS STOP 10 BRITISH IMPORTSEROMULS:   ENGLAND'S Eonar START CAMPAIGN TO EQUALIZE “HE BXCHANGE RATE  AY Yo) WITH AMERICA   HITS U.S. COTTON GROWERS   Stoppage of Cotton. Imports from United States is Viewed With Apprehension by American Business Men in England

HUGE STATUE 10 BE ERECTED AS U.S. MEMORIAL   Fund to Commemorate Victorious Stand of French Will Be Collected From Every State.

STATUE IN COMMEMORATION VICTORIOUS STAND AT MARNE   Will Be Placed on Historic Spot by Americans and Will Cost Quarter Million Dollars, Is the Plan,

AMERICAN STATUE TO FRANCE.   Huge Monument Wil Commemorate  Banwerkesn BOWiaerticd cad Stncn Bene

CENSUS REPORTS SHOW INCREASES BY MANY CITIES   Number of Gains Move Than 100 Percent with Scotisblufi, Neb.., First of Early Announcements   with Nearly 300 Percent

NEBRAGKA TOWN SHOWS LARGEST GAIN IN GENSHS   Scottsbluff With 295.9 Per Sent Increase Makes Largest Growth Announced.   Jorado, Kansas Ranks Sec ond Thus Far—Manistee, ‘ich., Decrease Heaviest.

POPULATION OF “253 GITIES OUT OF 14,000 elven   Practically All Show Increases,   Nebraska Town Leading i With 259 Percent.

POPULATION OF 280 CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES HIVE BEEN MACE PUBLIC

CENSUS RETURNS BEING GIVEN TO PEOPLE SLOWLY   Only 253 Out of 14,006 Cities and Towns Reported Thus Far.

INGREASE SHOWN PENS US RETURN   Figures Announced By ithe Census Burcan Give Some Communities Larger Population By Twice.

URTIPED STATES HAS “GROWN      Consus Returns Show Incr case , in Many Towns, -

WILOON SIGNS BILL   POWERS UNDER BILL VESTED 1 DMC POR GENERAL HINES,   Wace Demands Discussed By Wi son With Beotherhoods.

PAILROAD BILL NOW A LAW   SIGNED ON EVE OF RETURN OF ROADS   Powers Vested in President By  New Law Delegated To Hines. :

RAILS BACK IN OWNERS’ HANDS   Relinquishment of Govern ment of Carriers at Midnight Sunday.

t . Federal Troops Being Rushed > te Citye—Trouble Caused hy “Bud Bhie  ou

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Paul Deschanel Was E1ected to Head French > Government 

DESCHANEL, THE NEW PRESIDENT OF FRENCH REPIIBL IC   President of Chamber Of Deputies Chosen For New Honor.   M. CLEMENCEAU  WITHDREW NAME   7 AWA BRR RARER ae  ‘President-elect is a Political   Enemy of Premier Clemenceau.

M. DESCHANEL IS ELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT TODAY   PRESIDENT ELECT ONE OF MOST BRILLIANT FRENCH PUBLIC SPEAKERS   PRESIDENT CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES MANY YEARS   Second Time M. Deschanel Has Been Candidate for This High Office.

DES CHANEL IS PRESIDENT OF FRENCH NATION   Election Proceedings Begin Promptly At 1 O'Clock— Clemenceau Quits Race   CEREMONY VERY QUIET; IS MOTLEY ASSEMBLAGE   More Than 900 Electors Pas ticipate In Choiee Of Suecessor To Poincare

ALL DESCHANEL IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRENCH REPUBLIC   After Clemenceau Had Withdrawn Rather Than Fight Opposition-- Were Old Political  Enemies and Once Fought Duel.

DES CHANEL  CHOSEN AS PRESIDENT   French National Assembly Names High Official of the Republic   RECEIVES 734 VOTE   Calling of Roll Completed a 3:09 O'clock by the Assembly

DESCHANEL ELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT   VOTE IS UNAN IMOUS   1EW PRESIDENT WAS UNOPPOS EO FOR OFFICE—HAS LONG BEEN A PROMINENT FIGURE IN POLITICS OF THE REPUBLIC wal

DESCHANEL NEW CHIEF OF FRANCE   Had No Opposition in Effort te Become Executive of Nation   CLEMENCEAU OUITS POLITICS   Appeared As Candidate Unexnectedlv—Term Starts Feb. 18

DESCHANEL IS _ FRANCE’S NEW ! PRESIDENT   AT THE ELECTION HELD THIS AFTERNOON HE RECEIVED 734 VOTES OUT OF sg9.   Has Long Been a Prominent Figure in French Politics—VFirst Elected President of Chamber of Deputies in 1808.

DESCHANEL ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Premier Cleineneeau Announces Fe Will Retive Forever from Al Political Activities.

PAUL DESCHANEL ~ NEW: PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH   ‘Succeds Raymond Poincare For a Term  of Seven Years--Clemenceau  WithbdA row

DESCHANEL F PRESIDENT, MMNEDBY FANE   LFULL PROB!  ‘FAT  “WARTORE URGED   Candidate Given 734-Vote After All Opposition Is Withdrawn

ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRANC  TOAY   Clemenceau Withdrew His Candidac Before the Balloting   Deschanel Veteran’ President of Chamber of Deputies and Political Enemy of Clemenceau.

FRANCE ELECTS P, DESCHANEL TOPRESIDENG   President of Chamber 0 Deputies, Receiving 734 Votes, Is Elected

DEOUHANEL PRESIWEA OF ERANGE   Brilliant Statesman and Author Js Given Big Majority  WAS PRESIDENT  OF THE DEPUTIES

PAUL DESCHANEL IS NEW PRESIDENT FRENCH REPUBLIC   Well Known Statesman and Author Chosen at Today’s Election.

LEADER OF CHAMBER: DF DEPUTIES Witt SUCCEED POINCAR   Successful Candidate One of French Nation’s Most Brilliant Public Speakers   NEW PRESIDENT IS FAMOUS AS AUTHOR   Title of “Saviour of Country’  May be Conferred Upon:  Premier Clemenceau.

JEOUHAREL [i NW PRLGWENT rAENGT AEPUSLIG   SELECTED BY NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WITH 734 VOTES; WAS -. CANDIDATE ONCE BEFORE,

UEOCHANEL WING FRENGH ELECTION   President of Chamber of Deputies Chosen to Head The French Government.   MESSAGE TO CLEMENCEAU   Senators and Deputies Testify te France's Indebtedness to Retiring Premier.

DESCHANEL ELECTED - FRANGE’S PRESIDEN]   Joint Assembly of Senate and Chamber of Deputies Choses a Suc cessor io Raymond Poincare’     BE ee

Deschanel Elected. to. © Succeed Poincaire As - “President of France

Deschanel Is Elected Head Of The Frenct   President of Chamber of Deputies is Elected President of France by Innmense Vote-—Clemcuceav Retives Bron, PoHties

POLITICAL ENEMY OF THE TIGER"   Withdrawal of Clemenceat Election of Rival Assured.

PAUL DESCHANEL ELEGTED PRESIDENT   Statesman and Author Is Selected As New President of French Republic.

UECHANCL NAMED AS FRENCH PRESIDENT   Veteran Head of Chamber of Depu ties and Political Enemy of Clemenceau Chosen Today—64 Years Old.

HEAD OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES WINS HIGHEST OFFICE   Clemenceau and Poincare Outdistanced in Race.

CLEMENCEAU RIVAL GIVEN EASY VICTORY   ‘Aged Premier Withdraws  From Race In Favor Of  Chamber President  7   MAJORITY GVER 600

DESCHANEL NEW FRENCH LEABER   FORWER PRESIDENT OF . OF DEPUTIES ~) PRESIDENCY. 4   HAS HAD A BRIGHT CAREER

PAUL DESCHANEL FRENCH HEAL   Elecied By dJeint Assembly of — the Senate and Chamber, Ree celyitye 73 Votes.

NEW LEADER to EADY VICTOR IN ASSEMBLY VOTE   National Assembly Puts Author and Speaker at Head of European  Republic.   WAS BEAT ONCE

ARREN G. HARDING  AND CALVIN COOLIDGE   Nominated Saturday for President and Vice Presi dent Respectively, on Republican Ticket at  Linas (Ameren

WARREN G. HARDING AND CALVIN COOLIDGE   Nominated Saturday for President and Vice President Respectively, on Republican Ticket at Chicago Convention.

SOSA SOMHSOTOSS TAOS OSE SES  : CHURCH NOTES  POOP SSO OOOOO SOOO 900000 000  Methodist Church

- Chance For Ieiash Trucels Seen Acai:   Dev Raiders Indicted by Federal Jury.   ‘Gargient Workers Form One Big Union.

CARDINAL GIBBONS SERIOUSLY ILD.   Pope Has Ordered Special Prayers Rinne Dtaetineuished Prelate 

MILITARY RULE IN BELFAST   British Army in Charge of City—One Citizen Shot Dead for Dieobedience. -

Britain Will  Pash Home Rule  Bill: Premier   Disorders Reoccur in Many  Cities, Towns; Hospital, Homes Razed.

MARKET REPOR?   (Special to The Herald by U. S. Bureau of Markets.)

MARKET REPORT      (Special to The Herald by the U. S. Paw ak Rawk de >

MARKET REPORT   (Special to The Herald by the U. 5S. Ri eeaean at BEari-ete« >

MARKET REPORT   (Specia! to The Herald by the U. S. Bureau of Markets)

TRAMWAY STRIKE OVER.   Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood is Satistied With Situation at Denver—  eS Sc

HARDING STOPS — ATHUNTINGTON   Republican Nominee Make First Platform Speech of Campaion:in Indiana City.   ON WAY TO:. MINNESOTA

FIRST SPEECH FROM TRAIN   Sen. Harding Talks at Huntington Enroute to Twin Cities.

THE OLYMPIC STADIUM IS FORMALLY OPENED   THOUSANDS OF: AMERICANS IN STANDS AT ANTWERP TODAY   LEGO L EAA ALON  U. S. Athletes, 300 Strong, Get Many Cheers—Central Powers Not There

OLYMPIC STADIUM STADIUM  IS OPENED WITH. - FORMAL CEREMONY   Spectators of All Races Watch Opening Parade of World’s Athletes.   INTERNATIONAL TESTS WILL BEGIN TOMORROW   Thirty Nations Are -Represented Among the Contestants, but Germany ‘and  . ' Austriacare Missing,

GELMOM Ot OPENING 170  ULYMPIAD i HEI) TANNA   300 U. S. ATHLETES ROUNDLY CHEERED   Many Soldiers From U.S Army of Occupation Witness Ceremony

Formalities of Opening the Con. tests Gone Through Before Vast Audience.   AMERICA IS 300 STRONG   Nearly Every Naticn Is Represented in First International Games Since 1912.

OLYMPIC STARS READY FOR THE OPENING GAME:   Stadium at Antwerp is Opened With Pomp  - and Ceremony -

OLYMPIC STADIUM IS OPENED TODAY   Games Start with Blaze of Glory Amid Wealth and ‘Fame.

Open Olympic Stadium. With Ceremony Tsda   ‘lags of Germany, Austria and Rugsi _ Missing But Places Are Taken by Co! . ors of‘Poland and Other New Born Re ' publics of Europe.

ULYMPIC GAMES OPEN; THOUSANDS THRONG STADIUM   Antwerp Center of World’s Interest Today With Athletes Gathered  to Compete   UNITED STATES IS FAVORITE   American Huskies Expected to Take Seventh Olympiad — Formal Ceremonies Held Today.

OLYMPIC GAMES OPEN WITH USUAL FORMAL GEREMONIES AT ANTWERE   Athletics from Thirty Nations in Attendance: Tests of Their. Strength and Skill to Be Staged Sunday;  King of Belgium Speaks.

ROYALTY OPENS HUGE STADIUM FOR OLYMPIAD   Athletes from Nearly 30 Coun tries March’ in Spectacular Pa rade; Track and Field Compe tition Begins Sunday

OLYMPIC STADIUM FORMALLY OPEN   Athletes of Many Nations Take Part in Interesting Ceremony at Antwerp Today.   U. § WELL REPRESENTED.

OLYMPIC STADIUM FORMALLY OPENS      Athletes of Thirty Nations Are Ready For Great International Meet, ‘¢   AMERICANS ARE CHEERED   Antwerp, Belgian City, Scene of Impressive Ceremony. Flags of Many Nations Decorate Huge Field.

READY Om > OLYMPIC GAME!      ativer p's. Vigo” Stadiim Opens i with, Pariile By: thiletes , of Many Nations Le! he               ALL: THERE BUT THE HUNS           INEMIBS oF ALLIBS B: ANKE A SRORL AVREN :      “Belgium Has Buitt Well Equippeil ‘Stadium for Coittests—Amer jouns. Ave Strong Contenders for Championship

PAGEANT OF WORLD: ~ AT OPENING OF OLYMPIAD   Athletes of All Nations Are In Procession with ‘Which Great Gathering Begins

THE OLYMPIC STADIUM © IS FORMALLY OPENED   THOUSANDS OF: AMERICANS IN STANDS AT. ANTWERP  TODAY   U. -S. Athibtes, 300 Strong, Get Many Cheera—Central Powers Not There

SERGDOLL'S CASE BEFORE GOURT MARTIAL   Trial Judge Advocate Declares . Sole Question Whelher Gulily of Desertion in Time of War

SOLE ISSUE IN “BERGDOLL CASE 15 DESEATION   Question of Health and Mental Condition of Accused Have Nothing To Do With The Matter, Judge Says.

DESERTION: 10 BE “[SSUE IN TRIAL   Health of Philadelphia Draf " “Evader Not to Enter Question.

COURT POINTS OUT STATUS OF GOVERNMENT   Documents Will Show That G. C. Bergdoll Deserted  From Army

TRYING 10 TREE RICH DRAFT DODGER   Judge Advocate Rules Against Bergdoll Accused   COUNSEL ASKS COURT TO DISMISS CASE   Remarkable Reason for Freeing of Client

BERGDOLL CASE IS’ STARTED IN NEW YORK COURT   Philadelphia Evader of Draft NowFacing  a Trial.

ATTEMPTS BY DEFENSE TO SECURE RELEASE OF BERGDOLL FAIL‘   Trial Judge Outlines Government’s Case Against Rich Philadelphian

DESERTION ONLY QUESTION GF (SSUE   Lieut.-Col. Cresson, Trial Judge Advocate, Oullines Government’s Case Against Grover Clevefand Bergdoll.

FRIEND OF Tht BOY   THAT THEME WILL MAJOR AT COMING INSTITUTE.   Vrol. Mathemy Known as an Anthority on the Boy.

FRIEND: OF THE BOY   THAT THEME COM  MAJOR AT        WI1hL, ta             ot. Miuthemy Known asian Ants i it} on the Boy.

PHYSICIAN [a LURED 10 DEATH   Found Dead With Decoy “Patient” In a Brookline Tenement House.

BODIES OF PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT FOUND   br. Vincent Campisi Stabbed ti Death and Man He Was Called to Attend Was Strangted.

JOGTOR STABBED WHILE ANSWERING SICK GAL   Patient Found Strangled—Be. lieved “That Person Carrying Out. Robbery Frightened.

)OCTOR SLAIN NN TENEMENT   New York Physician Lured to House by “Patient” and Stabbed.

Maine Election Convinces Repnublican hairman and Candidate America Will Continue Free

MAINE POINTS THE WAY.   Chairman of Republican Na. tional Committee Jubilates Over Result.

/ RESULTS IN MAIN POINTS THE ASSERTS REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CHAIRMAN

Harding Sees Assurance 0 Victory in November   Parkhurst Declares Democrats Conclusively Defeated

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMIAN'S COMMENT ON ELECTIC   Will H. Hays Declares That “Main Has Pointed the Way.”

HAYS READS HAND ON WALL   Maine Election Convinces Republican Chairman and Candidate America Will Continue Free

REPUBLICANS JUBILANT OVER RESULT IN MAINE      Harding, Coolidge, Hays and Park. hurst Declare It Means Success in November,

(GIRL HOBOES SAY MALE KNIGHTS OF ROAD MORE GENTLEMANLY THAN MOTOR MEN

Tee Young Qnck From     oBamming™ Declare Ouly aga     ara létex Bia ee

VOTE AGAINST DIREGT ACTION   British Trade Union Congress Decides to Bring Pressure Upon Parliament.   NATIONALIZATION OF COAL MINES SOUGHT   Decision for ‘Direct Action” Would Have Precipitated a General Strike.

TRAGE CONGRESS IS AGAINST STRIKE BY BRITISH MINERS   Large Majority Vote in Opposition to Walkout to Bring About Nationalization -

Direct Action Plan Rejected   Trade Union Congress Votes To Reject General Strike Program   ‘MAJORITY IS OVERWHELMING   BY FLOYD MacGRIFF International News Service Staff Correaenoandent.

31G CROWD AT PICNIC   Farmers v Tnten Celvbrated af Het: com’s Grave Yesterday

VILLA DEFIES THE  s  NEW GOVERNMENT   With a Price of 100,00 Peso: On His Head He Agair Starts For the Mountain: With Only a Small Fore  of Followers,

Leaders: Revolutionary Party Are Awaiting Reply To. Ultimatum Sent To Villa.

REPORTS HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED   Note Received From So. viet Asking for Meeting in London.

IMMIGRATION BILL PA OES THE HOUSE   MEASURE GOT BIG MAJORITY THERE—MAY FAIL IN THE SENATE.   House Ways and Means Committee Begins Hearings to Establish Basis For the New Taxation.

BILL PUTTING LID ON IMMIGRATION -FOR ONE YEAR PASSED B HOUSE. DEGISIVELY   Vote Is 293 to 41; Measure to Be  Defeated in Senate, Is Leaders’ Prediction

BARRING OF ALIENS LIMITED TO ONE YEAR   House Approves by 181 to 165 Mann’s Amendment Of Johnson immigration Bill

IMMIGRATION AGT PASSES   Measure Now Goes to Up per House.   SENATE-LEADERS 'PRERICT DEFEAT   Would Check Influx: For _ One Year.

IMMIGRATION ByLL PASSES THE HOUSE   Measure Prohibits All Immi. gration for Period of a Year.

JOUNSGON BILL PA       The Prohibiting of ig: Passed House: Senate 3 1 Defeat

JOHNSON BILL AMENDED, NOW GOES TO SENATE   Cuts’ Off immigration For One Year. Senate Leaders Predict Defeat By That Body

EXCLUSION BILL PASOED BY HUGE   One-Year Ban on Alien Goes to the Senate.   REPEALS THE WARTIME LAW   Vote on Adoption of the Volstead Resolution Is Unanimous, 323 Mem. bers Registering Approva!l— Start Work on Tax Laws.

DED ONE YEAR   Lower House of Congress by Overwhelming Vote Today Passes Johnson Dumigra. tion Exclusion Bill..   AMENDMENT REDUCING TIME PASSES EASILY   Representatives Vote to Feey Immigrants Out for. Ong Year Instead of Two; Bill Now Goes to Senate, *~

IMMIGRATION. "BILL TG PAGSED AYA AIG VOTE         \DEFRAT IX  1B JOHNSON MEASURE ‘ATE PREDICTED ; y LEADERS

Rule Is Adopted Limiting Debate te Two Hours en Volstead Resoluto Repeal War-Time  Laws.

Johnson. Measure is Amended to Prohibit Immigration for , One Year. is Passed by Vote  x of 293 to 41  —_apepenne   DEFEAT INSENATEIS  PREDICTED BY LEADERS

VOTES 1-YEAR ~~ BAN ON ALIEN   ‘House Passes Johnson Exclusion ‘ Bill by Vote of 293 to 41.   Volstead Resolution Is Adopted Unan Imously, 323 Votes Being Recorded  f as Favoring It—Work on Tax,  i Laws Is Started.

WOULD BAR IMMIGRATION FOR ONE YEAR   House Passes Johnson Bill  ‘by Vote of 293  ta AI   DEBATE YOLSTEAD BILL      Resolution Would Repeal Most of War-Time Laws =

A AMER PASSES HOUSE   Prohibits Immigration for  One Year—Now Up to ; the Senate

a  JOHNSON BILL PASSED   The Prohibiting of Immigration Passed House; Senate May : Defeat

READY TO KILL HOUSE MEASURE   Teeth Taken Out of John son. Proposal by Removing. - Two-Year Restrictions.   BELATED AME AMENDMENT MEETS WITH DEFEAT

IMMIGRATION BAN PASSES THE HOUSE   Prohibits Foreigners Coming to U. S. For One Year— Vote Is 293 to 41.

THE HOUSE WAS PASSED THE IMMIGRATION BILL   But Jt Seems Sure of Defeat it Senate—lt Is for One Vou.

IMMIGRATION BILL PASSES THE HOUSE   Embargo on Aliens for ‘One Year.

JOHNSON IMMIGRATION BILL PASSES THE HOUSE; DEFEAT IN SENATE SEEN

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO PROHIBIT. IMMIGRATION; PREDICT SENATE DEFEAT

HOUSE VOTES TO END INFLUX FOR A YEAF   Senate Leaders Predict Defeat of Measure.

WOULD STOP FOREIGN INFLUX   Johnson Immigration Bill Passes House.   SENATORS MAY KILL Il   Bill Would Prohibit All Immigrat » ion For Period of One Year. ©

Immigration Bill Passed By House   MEASURE FORBIDS ADMIS SION OF ALIENS TO U. S. FOR ONE. YEAR.

BULL TO BAR MMIGRANTS PUT THROUGH   House By Vote of 293 to 4] Passes Johnson Measure as Amended to One Year; Defeat in Senate Predicted   Last-Minute Efforts to Re store Tio-Year Restriction Clause Defeated, 181 to 165; Surplus Purchase Is Urged

JOHNSON ALIEN BILL IS PASSED   NOUSE SENDS MEASURE TO SENATE CLOSING DOORS TO IMMIGRANTS FOR ONY We &

WwoMa GIVEN DIVORC]      She Had Figured in Two Rather Pe cwlier Marriages.

WOMAN GIVEN DIVORCE,   she Had Figured in Two Rather Pe culicr Marriages.

APPEALS 10 THE LEAGUENATIONS   Poland Asks Mediation in the Polish-Lithuanian Dispute.

LEAGUE MAY FIX + BOUNDARY MESS   SRR  POLAND WILLING TO SUBMIT DIS PUTE WITH LITHUANIA TO WORLD BODY

THINK MYSTERY 5 NOW GLEARED   Blakely Coughlin’s Body Thrown Into River   PIECE OF STEEL RAIL   With Strings Attached is Found at Place Pointed Out by Alleged Slayer, but Body is Believed to have Disintegrated—Pasquale Confesses to Murder of Woman

COUGHLIN KIDNAPPING . _-PHILADELPHIA. MURDER1S > SOLVED BY- ‘ALLEGED  2. (CONF ESAION: . .

FOUR THOUSAND TOWBOAT HANDS STRIKE INN. Y.   More Pay and Shorte: Hours Are Demands of Strikers.

TEN MORE COUNTY POLITICAL MEETINGS   Gonthaunna'’s Agraoment of Cant diten Valo Furor from Canpatgn Barhocee ot Tharnae CHE,

PROKIBITIONISTS MAY VOTE SCOTIA AS ORY AS SAHARA   VOTING HY BISTRICTS, STRORUEY ELECTORATE SLAY DAVE OUT LIQUOR,

ATTACKS PRICE INCREASES.   Searles Declares Higher Wages Do Not Justify Raise in Coal Price.

BOOST OF COAL PRIGES UNJUST   EDITOR OF MINE) WORKER'S JOURNAL ASSERTS   Peace Impossible So Long As Excess Profits Are Demanded

COAL PRICE BOOST NOT JUSTIFIED BY INGREASE '¥ WAGES   Ellis Searles Issues Statemen on Behalf on United Mine Workers.   PRICE ADVANCE SHOULD NOT EXCEED FIFTY CENTS   Union Officials Assert That Any Un. justitied Addition to Cost ef Fuel fo Consamer Will Cause Serious Dissatisiaction and Unrest Among the Miners,

OUFT GOAL MINERS PROTEST BIG PRICE ADVANCE T0 PUBLI   Assert Production Cost increas Cannot Exceed Forty to Fifty Cents a Ton.

Representatives of Mine Workers Opposing Proposal of 65c to $1.50 a Ton Boost by Operators: Disclaim Responsibility of Miners; Means Only Thirteen Percent   WILL GAUSB DISSATTISFACTION

CANT LONGER VOTE WITH THE DEMOCRATS   JOHN H. KIRBY, TEXAS LUM. BERMAN, WILL VOTE FOR HARDING.

TYPHOON IN THE PHILLIPINES   Hendreds of Thousands Dollars Damage Done at Maniia.

Sen. Harding — Will Insist On: Good Roads   This Is To Encourage Transportation Motor Truck To Assist In: Relie Railroad Congestion--Prices of Pe Jeum Also To Be Considered. :

HARDING TO WORK “FOR GOOD ROAD   [By Raymond Clapper, United Press Staff Correspondent.]  7

HARDING DECLARES FOR BETTER ROARS MOVEMEN   ‘Republican Presidential Nom inee Says Next ‘Administra. tion Faces Big Problem.   TRUCKS-TO'AID RAILWAYS

MOTOR TRUCK FREIGHT LINE ENCOURAGED   Harding Believes Ga Cars Will Solve the Shipping Problem.

MOTORIZED TRATHG TON NUAU RELIEF   HARDING WOULD HELP RAILROADS BY USE OF TRUCK     Qotter Kichwave Neat   Better Highways Need Seen By Candidate; More Road Money.

1,000 IDLE AT EAST CHICAGO   Men Laid Off at Rolling Mill of the Iniand Steel Cor. poration.

ROLLING MILL MEN LAID OFF   Inland Steel Corporation Lets Out 41.000 at East Chicago.

POLITICS TU UCUPY STAR Al MONTREAL LARA MEF]   Four Hundred Delegates te Represent Millions at Conclave   A. F. OF L. TO HOLD ANNUAL, JUNE 7   Congressman Keating Is at Head of Political Committee

OPEN POLITICS   Four Hundred Delegates te Hear Report on Progress at Session June 7.   RAIL’ MEN BEHIND DRIVE

ROYALIST REVOLT PLOT.   Dispatches Indicate More Trouble Brewing “ Germany—-Kaiser ll Hoveful?

REVOLT IN BERLIN I NOW EXPECTED   Prince of Hohenzollerns is ' Said'to be Leader of Militar. istic Faction and Some Action is Soon Expected, According to Berlin Renorts.

AILELED. Ao JAY ¥I Kolsheviki Put “Tn  Fe FC ne re  E-CONSUL., to) Death Ay

KILL JAPANESE VICE CONSUL      Slaim by the Bolsheviki at Nikolaevsk, Eastern Siberia.

NO NATION ABLE 10 DICTATE TO LEAGUE   DOMINATION BY SINGLE POWER FOUND IMPO6GSIBLE.   Fully Demonstrated at Geneva Aosembly by Turning Down of Brittah Pretest——Mandaterfies Taken Up.

MANDATE DECISION MADE BY GOUNCI   ERITISH PROTESTS FAIL Tt AFFECT ACTION OF LEAGUE OFFICIALS.   J. 5, OFFICER EXPECTED   ‘Delegates to Assembly Say America Should Handle Armen ian Situation,

BRITAIN LOSES MANDATE FIGHI   Difficulty of Single- Power: i Controlling League Shown hy Cannell Ruling.

BRITTON ARE LOE RO IN COUNCIL VOTING   Control of the Permanent Mandates Commission Given to Non-Mandatory Powers. in Spite Protests.   “BUCK” IS PASSED ON ARMENIAN QUESTION   No Nation Has Come Forward With Anything But Suggestions and Job May Be “Wished” Onto U. S.

CONTROL OF LEAGUE BY ONE POWER IMPROBABLE      British Lose Second Attempt to Change the Mandate — Commission.

COUNCIL DECIDES CONTRARY 10 WIoH OF GREAT BRITAIN   Control in Permanent Mandates is Given Commission With Full Powers.

MANDATE POLICIES ARE ACCEPTED BY LEAGUE'S COUNCIL   Is Confirmation Of Decision Of Council At Brussels Session.   DECISION WAS FOUGHT BY BRITISH DELEGATES   America Suggested As Best Nation To Accept: Mandate For Armenia,

NO EXPORT FOR MEXICAN SUGAR   State Government uts Ban on Ship. ment of 700 Cars to United States: Price Doubled in Month; Wili Keer Supply for Home Use

SHERIFF HAS RECORD FOR CAPTURING STIL      KENTUCKY OFFICIAL RUNS DOWN 7& STILLS HIMSELF AND WELPS FIND 112 MORE

PROHIBITION PUTS HIP :POCKETS INTO  ~“HAS-BEEN?-GLASS   To Shrink Into Innocuaus  Desuetudk Says Clothers’. Convention Designing Next Year's Styles, .

NOW JUST LOOK WHAT HAS COME OF PROHIBITION   Traditional Hip Pocket in Men’s Clothes Is To Become as Extinct as the Dodo.

HIP POCKETS  - BECOME PASSE   Nothing to Put in Your - Flask but Wool Alcohol. These Days

HIP POCKETS WILL SHRINK AS RESULT OF PROHIBITION SAY DESIGNER S. NO USE FOR ’EM

Amalgamation of Many Liberal Groups Is Now Under Way   Delegates Prepare fo Welcoming of the Forty-Eirhters

FINANCIAL RELIEF PURPOSE OF BILL   Which Republican Legislators Will Seek to Pass as Ouickly as Possible.

DIG UP SEWER TO RECOVER. RADIUM    Woman Being Treated fo Cancer Unaware of Vaiie of Rare Mineral ~

SICK WOMAN LOSES RADIUM   Patient in Utica, N. Y., Hospital Care. lesslty Drops $13,000 Worth of the Mineral.

WOMAN THROWS AWAY RADIUM   Did Not Appreciate Vallee ef th< Preeloes Wetal.

IVER THE GOAL * “AND YET GONG   THE CHAMBER OP COMMERCE CAMPAIGN A BIG THIN   Subscriptions Signed Up for Three Years Reached $16,775 Per Year  With Others to Come,

OVER Tie GOAL Ail) YET GOING   THE -CHAYEUR OF COMMERCH CAMPAIGN A BIG TAP   CAMPAIGN & RECORD BREAKEE   subscriptions Signcd Up for Three Years Reached $16,775 Per Year  With Others to Come,

LODGE WiLL GIVE KEYNOTE   SENATOR PROSE AMEASSACHIE: SEPYS NAMED AS GOLD. TEMPORARY CHATEMAN   THE SELEGTION POPULAR

KEYNOTE WILL: BE SOUNDED BY SENATOR LODGE   ANTI-LEAGURER WILL BE:TEN PORARY GHAIRMAN OF RE. PUBLICAN CONVENTION

LODGE TO DELIVER ALYNOTE AT CHICAG   Rpublicans in Congress For Massachussetts Senator, Though Some Want Borah

SENATOR LODGE 10 BE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN OF G. 0. P. CONVENTION   Republicans in Congress Vir_ tually Agreed on Selection of Senate Leader

LODGE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   Sermater Frem Massachuescits te Deliver Keynote Speech at (hiCage (vnventien.

AT REPUBLICAN NATIONAL MEE?   Massachusetts Senator {s Chosen Temporary Chairman of Convention; Will Anply Snark to Fireworks   PLATFORM COMMITTEE TO CONVENE MAY 232   Date of Conference to take Up Contests of Delegates Fromm Several States Still Remains Uncertain.

LODGE WILL OPEN CHICAGO MEETING FOR REPUBLICANS   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR TO DELIVER KEY NOTE SPEECH.

SENATOR LODGE TO BE CHAIRMAN OF G. 0. P. MEET   REPUBLICAN PLATFORM COMMIT. TEE TO MEET IN NATIONAL CAPITAL MAY 22.

SENATOR  ¥ROM - ~MASSACHU- SETTS NAMED AS G. oO. P. TEMPORARY ~ CHAIRMAN:

LODGE 10 MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH   Massachusetts Senator to Be Temporary Chairman at Republican Convention.

LODGE TO MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH   Republicans Meet May 10 to Consider. Convention Details and Personnel

EACH SOCIALIST HAS OWN VIEWS OF CONSTITUTION   Seymour Steadman Ar gues This Right, Giving Precedents.

AIRS VIEWS.ON OATH OF OFFICI   MATTER UP FO EACH MAN     q . Contends Officers Sworn to Support Constitution as Chey Understund ot Motae Nefendante Tid Sa.

INTEGRITY If VARSITY. AIM SAYS BURTON   President. of Minnesota, i =~Speaker.at-Lancheon to = 4 the’ Faculty   FOR ACADEMIC... FREEDOM.   PROGRAM: FOR THE ALL: UNIVERSITY RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE

Population. of State of Missouri   The Increase Only 3.3 Per Cent Over Census of 1910,

YANKEE LOSES IN GOLF FINAI   Gardner Beaten by’ Tolley for British Championship Today,

CAUSE-OF LABOR IS  DECLARED BETRAYED BY TS FRIENDS AT CHICAGO ° GATHERING

CHRISTENSEN TO HEAD NEW PART!   Salt Lake City Attorney Nominated for President by Third Party   THE 48° ERS DEFEATED   New Party is Called the “Farmer-Laber Party”— Convention Adjourns

STILL WANT LAFOLLETTE FOR LEADER   THIRD PARTY PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE SAYS HE IS WILLING TO GET OUT OF THE WAY

VICTOR OVER MALONE ON SECOND VOTE   Farmer-Labor Faction Names Max Hayes for Vice Presidential Office; 48ers  Bolt Convention ¢°

NEW PARTYIFACES ANOTHER SPLIT-UF   P. T. Christensen, Presidential Nominee, Throws Convention Into Confusion.   LAFOLLETTE IS CHEERED

WOMEN WANT OVERALLS   Ask Permission of District Attorney to Don Penims in Dallas, Tex.

SIOUX CITY GIRL " LEAPS T0 DEATH   COMMITS SUICIDE BY JUMPING FROM EIGHTH STORY WINDOW —LOST JOB 1S CAUSE

CHINA AND ITALY TN CONTROVERS)   head Claim Ownership of the Austrian Steamship  Silesia.

BY row: OVER CAPTURED SULP. Finly Soizes the ‘Siesta, Which China  vee itewe ee

————————————————————  ——  CHINA AND ITALY IN QUARREL OVER VESSEL

LINDLEY SPEAKS ON NEED OF RELIGION      DEVELOPS LATENT. POWERS AND MAKES A WHOLE MAN. SAYS CHANCELLOR   All Churches of Lawrence United in Meeting at Robinson Gyvmnasium Last Nicht   America Must Emeree’ § Fror “Don’t Care” to Strenuous Stage, Says K. U. Head

DEVELOPS LATENT- POWERS AND aiAKES A] WHlOLE MAN, “SAYS CHANCELLOR      All Churches of Lawrence Uniiec in Meeting at Robinson Gvmnasium Last N      America Must Emerge Fror “Don’t Care” to Strennous Stave, Says K. U. Head

MEXICO TURNING PEACEFUL AFTER 10 YEAR STRIFE   ‘New Regime Has Purchased Peace Regardless of Price. All Factions Pacified.   NATION’S GREATEST ‘NEED IS FINANCES

QOREGON'S FOES BEGIN PLOTTING CAPITAL HEABS   Rumors of Conspiracies Heard on Day New ‘President -. “Takes Office   LOAN TO BE SOUGHT ~~ FOR NEIGHBOR REPUBLIC   Change of Administration Expected to Mean First Peace: in Years

Anti-Obregon Plot Rumors Resulé in American Scrutiny   State Department Watches the Border on Guard Against Neutrality Violation

BRYAN ollie THEIR EMOTIONS   Made Coavention Yesterday Take on the Form of a Billy Sunday Revival.   ELOQUENT COMMONER  GETS TEARS, NOT VOTES   Claims Credit for Treaty Which Has Been Considered the Work of Wiison.

Bryan Eclipses Former Oratory   NO RLOOD OWN WIS MIND   HELPED co MAKE WIIESow   WOULCLD DIE ON SC APFOLE

France’s Representative Argue: Against Scrapping Armature.   Until Force is Formed to Make League Decrees. Observed

jSION: “THE LEAGUE OF : NATION         THAT MUST BE. DONE: BER ARMAMENTS CAN BE SCRAPP   ‘No Changes WIIt be Made: in. Text of Covenant Until the United: ; E _ States Is Heard Frem.- e 7

PROJECTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STAFF REVIEWED   Details of discussion at Gene va conference made known last night

WORLD MILITARY FORCE AGAIN UP BEFORE LEAGUE   Disarmament Impossi ble Yet, Is View Of Delegates At Meet.

AN INTERNATIONAL STAFE , BROUGHT BEFORE LEAGUE MEETING.   German Protest ‘Against’ Mandate Methods Expected to Be Debated Today.

DANGER TO LEAGUE AF DISARMAMENT AOT CARRIED. aun   Bourgeois Says Military Needed to Make Treaty 7 Effective.

LEAGUE: TALKS OF DISARMAMENT ; -SCRAPPING OF WAR EQUIPMENT — CONSIDERED IMPOSSIBLE NOW   Possibility of International Staff Revived—Mediation __ Between Turk Nationalists and Arme4 ~nmians Sought. . .—... -

INTERNATIONAL STAFF IS UP   te geass League Reviews Bourgeois’ Project— Too Early for Disarmament,  Delegates Say.

FHANCE DEMANDS CARRYING QUT OF LETTER OF TREATY —OFVERSAILLES   Germany Must Comply  With All Requirements Before Allied: Nations Permit Disarmament   MONTENEGRO ASKS" TO COME IN LEAGUE   ELEVENTH HOUR APPLICATION MAY MEET WITH DISFAVOR I'ROM THE DELEGATES ‘TO THE COUNCIL

LEAGUE WARNED NOT 10 DISARN ALLIES 10 EARL   French Delegate Believes Military Force May Yet Be Needed.

DISARMAMENT IS UNSAFE   League Officials Think it Not Advisable—Must Enforce Peace Demands.

DISARMAMENT OF WORLD NOT FEASIBLE   HE IS HARDING'S MESSENGER   Senator McCormick to Give Ohioan’s Views to League of Nations.

TRAVEL LONG DISTANCE TO SELL OFF APPLES   NEW LISBON « MEN  BRIN( ‘TWELVE BUSHELS OF FRUIT TO TY

TRAVEL LONG DISTANCE TO SELL OFF APPLES      NEW LISBON MEN BRING TWELVE BUSHELS OF FRUIT TO CITY

SELECT NEGRO COMMITTEEMAN   Heery tinceln Jobneoe of ‘Atiantea Member From Georgin.

U:S. SHEP CREW. -1S ARRESTED ON.  MUTING CHARGE   Action ‘Taken at Request ro} American Consul in   Baemida

CREW OF U.S, SHIPPING. BOARD VESSEL MUTINIES AT BERMUD)   American Crew Revolts in West Indian Port and Is Placed Under Arrest By United States Consul

FRANKFORT QUIET AGAIN AFTER CLASH   German Labor Element Fe vors French Occupancy of German City.   SIX GERMANS WERE KILLED   in Clash Yesterday Between French and Populace of City — Strict Censorship Maintained--No Withdrawal Asked. —

FRANKFORT QUIET AFTER KILLING OF SIX BY THE FRENCI   Populace Menaced the Forces of Occupatior Last Night and It Was Found Necessary to Fire on the Crowds—Disturbances Gen. eral in All Parts of the City.

U.S. DEMANDS OF FRANCE DENIED   »SaAV EE we BAR NGU Bok BaP YRS SS  DRAWAL OF TROOPS.  ‘Declare German Agents Spreads—  Report—Majority Socialist Face Perplexing Situation.

RESTORE ORDER _AT FRANKFORT   Posters Have Been Issued Appealing to People to Stay Calm

FRENCH FIRE ON GERMAN GROWL   Troops Are Surrounded by Mob Which Refuses to Disperse. Machine Gun Fire.   DISPLAY NILITARY FORCE

GERMANS CLASH WITH MOROCCANS IN FRANKFORT   French Territorials Believed Officer Was in Danger and Charged Crowd with Bayonets: Reichswehr Massacre Reported

FRANCE NOT . ORDERED T0 REMOVE MEN   Reports That U. 8S. and England Instructed WithDrawal Denied.   RUMORS DESCRIBED GERMAN PROPAGANDA

FANCO- GERMAN  bLAGH NEAR HIMAIIAR   Paris Hears of Collision; U.S. Demand to Remove Troops Denied.   ORDER RES TORED; FRANKF@RT QUIET

SITUATION ONE FRAUGHT WITH MANY. POSSIBILITIES   ‘Arid Allied Nations Look or Uneasily While Awaiting Outcome of Matters.

GEAMANS CLASH WITH FRENCHMEN   Frankfort Scene of Disorders Six Are Killed and 35 Wounded.   Rumor Allies Ordered a Withdrawal Started Trouble— People Are Hosts

RESTORE ORDER IN CLT OF FRANKFORT   REPORTED STUDENTS THERE HAVE BEEN QUIETED BY THE AUTHORITIES   CLASHES ARE REPORTED   Report That Six Persons Killed In Clash Wednesday Confirmed By Neither of the Governments

FURTHER © FIGHTING ~ RUMORED   Coblenz vispatch Says French and German Troops Clash   NO U. S. ACTION

THREATENING CROWD '  SURROUNDS MOROCCANS. RY ASSOCIATID PRESS.  TPASED WIRE TG TRIRTNE.

CLAIM SIX DEAD. AND MANY HORT IN DISTURBANCES      FEAR SAFETY OF OFFICER ANI OPEN FIRE ON GERMANS; RE PORT ATTACK ON GUARE HOTTIE

btAgH HLOUL Lg AN AILUING OF CX GIVILANS   Assembling of Jeering Crowds Brings on Trouble when the Command to Disperse is Ignored and Guns Play   ALLIES DISAFFECTION _ REPORT PROVES FALSE   Searching Inquiry to Be Made to Determine Facts Regarding Shooting and Cause for Outbreak

[ NOW RESTORED AT FRANKFORT   Only Smait Proportion of Citizens Said to Have Been Re= sponsible For Disorder.   OTHER COLLISIONS RUMORED   Official Report Not Vet Made Though It ts Kaowa Six Persons Were Killed.

NEW CLASH ON RHINE, REPORI   Ebert Officer Wounded When Pa trols Exchange Shots North of Homburg.   GERMANS USE GAS ON REDS   Bombard Duccseldorf With Poison Shciic—French Troops Restore Order in Frankfort—Wilson Vion’t Onpose French Action.

ANOTHER GLAGH ON THE RHINE?   Report Says Patrols Exchangs Shots North of Homburg.   EBERT OFFICER IS WOUNDED   Germans Throw Gas Sheils Into Dues seldorf to Rout the Reds—French Restore Order in Frankfort— Allies Protest Advance.

D DIE AS FRENCH ATTACK CROWD IN FRANKFORT GLASt   Moroccan Troops’ Officer Held by Mob; His Men, Fearing for Him, Use Arms.

FRENGH FIRE ON GERMANS; SIX KILLED   Quiet Follows Outbreak at Frankfort Says Reports.  MOB JEERED FRENCH   French Moreeran Soldiers Incensed by Taunts of Crowd; Use Machine Gun With Effect.

GERMANY ORDERS TROOPS SENT TO EAST PRUSSIA   To Guard Aghst the Poles and Bol© shiviki Wha Mey) Carry Warfare ‘Across

Troops Are Ordered to Prussian Frontier to Keep Poles “and Bolshevik Troops From Entering.   REDS MAKE ARROGANT ” DEMANDS ON POLANI   Soviet” Arnistice Delegate: . Present Demands That Po. land Submit to Oceupatior by Red Troops.

GL ANIANG FILADY TOSEND TROOPS TOWARD BORDER   Note Sent to Allies Declaring Frontier Will Be Guarded Against Invader

WARSAW IN TERROR AS RED BANNERS MOVE   vitizens Dig Trenches, Block Roads to Capital; Soviets ~ 60 Miles Away

TRAVELING TO BE CHEAP  In Ohio For Two Months  ©  PEARSON LAW  Not Effective Until May  I1—Two Cent Fares For Awhile _*, ‘

WILL HAVE TWO MONTHS LOW FARE   Repeal of Two-Cent Fare Law Will Become Effeétive About May 1; Old Rate After March 1.

TWO-CENT FARE EFFECTIVE FOR TWO MONTHS   March First to May First Ole Rate Will be in Effect.      New Three-Cent Rate Effective May First Ends Cheap Travel

WARSAW IN PANIC AS REDS CLOSE IN   Citizens Flee From Capital of Poland. Crowds Are Excited,   FOREIGNERS ARE HELPLESS   Russians Push on Westward Along Bug. American Note to Italy Read by England And France,

POLES MASSING ALL ARMY FOR COUNTER DRIVE   Decisive Stroke in De fense of Warsaw is Now Near.

COLD WAVE HUTS SLATE LAST NIGH   Heavy Snow Storm It Cleveland   Columbus Suffers From Gas Shortage

SAM SCUTTEN LEFT MILLION   Estate of Former Burlingtor ian Valued at $1,040,000 Today.

PEACE DELEGATES (i POLES RETURN WITH RED TERMS   Nothing Given n Out on What Transsired at Minsk Says _ Berlin Report.   FRENCH SOLDIERS ARE ATTACKED IN SILESIA   Genéral Strike Against Wai ls Reported With Many Disturbances,

RUSSO-POLISH PEACE MEETING      Delegates Exchange Credentials and Plan to Meet Today — Red Drive Is Checked.

Colby today told a delegation of 35 citizens of Polish extraction,   Parley Is Opened

AEDS HECOML AD GUUNTER ATTACK fa PUSHED   Aim to Split Russian Cen ter as General Pilsudski Advances

MOTHERS LEAGUE TO PREVENT WAF   Idea is to Enlist Efforts of Brilliant Women of World and Particularly Those Who Suffered, Says Mrs. French.

MOTHERS LEAGUE TO PREVENT WAN   Goal of National American War Mothers is Announced.

PREVENT WAR FOR ALL TIME   Formation of International Leagee  of Mothers Proposed.

NEGOTIATIONS ARE ALL KEPT SEGREI   “Gentlemen’s A gr eement” With Japan Under Discussion by Ambassadors.

Negotiations Are Continued at Washington Between ‘the ‘Two. Governments.   Concessions Are Made   Japan Willing to. to Concede Right of Exchogion ‘But Demands Square Deal,

NOJUES CLEAR WITH THE JAP AEPORTS STATE      Conference Over the Cali fornia Laws Still in Progress

CARE OF SIDEWALKS   legal Responsibility of Property  «4 Ben eae*eren

CARE OF SIDEWALKS   Legal Responsibility of Property  hes ease Oee”

CARE OF SIDEWALKS   Legal Responsibility of Property  4 Yaa ener

PRESIDENT TO SELL HIS SHEEP   White Heuse Lawn to Lose Ita Flock of Forty-etzght.

TO SELL PRESIDENT’S SHEEP   Wilcon Decides to Retire From the Stock Business—Fiock Consists of 48 Head. ;

Wilson to Retire From Sheep Business; to Sell Prize White House Flock

TO SELL PRESIDENT’S SHEEP   Wiison Déecldes. ‘to ‘Retire: From the “Stock” Business—Fiock Gongists. of 48 - ‘Head.

ALL HEADS UP FOR SECOND . DAY’S BATTLE        (Watson Pigic Har ding-—Hays: ‘Piokled——Pen. rose Can't Biantt. Pressure

JAPAN CHANGES PROTEST PLANS   Will Officialy Resent Any U. §. Discrimination.

FRISCO DELEGATES  ARE ‘HAND PICKED’   Murphy, Taggart and Few Others to Boss Demo. cratic Convention; Bryan Develops Strength Through Advocacy of Dry Cause. .

BOSSES WILL HOLD DEMS IN ~ASOLID GRIP   Donkey Delegates Are : Colorless Aimless Lot, Sullivan Says   MOSTLY UNINSTRUCTED   BRYAN, TAGGART. MURPHY ARE AMONG FEW DOMINATING POLiITICAL FIGURES

Donkey Delegates Are Colorless Aimless Lot, . Sullivan Save   IMOSTLY UNINSTRUCTED   BRYAN, TAGGART, MURPHY ARE AMONG FEW SOMINATINA POLITiCaAL FIGURES

PREMATURE NEWS” AROUSES JURIST   Federal Justice Alschuler Orders. investigation of,.  Jury Room Leak       THREATENS PUNISHMENT   Leaders of the Outlaw Rail Strike Reported Indicted by Grand Jury

INVESTIGATE “LEAK”   Judge Holds Up Indictments Prematurely Published

OVER NIAGRA IN BARREL; KILLED   Cask Smashed Like an Ege Shell—Body Is Not Yet Recovered

OVER CATARALT IN HUGE BARREL   Englishman Takes Fatal Plunge at Niagara   CRUSHED UPON ROCKS      Charles Stephens, Married and Having Eleven Children Makes Unsuccessful Attempt to Navigate Falls in Oaken Cylinder—Barrel Smashed at Base of Falls

DE ‘LA HUERTA : TALKS TO CANTL   Cantu Wants Federal Government Keep Hands Off Lower : California

MEXICO SEEKING PEACE BUT CANTY MUST OBEY RULE   Federal Forces Not Yet Sent Into Lower California: Governor Told He Must Recognize Federal Authority; Carranza System !s Passe.

CONSIDER THE ATTITUDE OF CANTU REBELLIOUS   Governor of Lower California Will Be  Told to Come to Terms or Fight.

TROUBLE IS EXPECTED IN LOWER CALIFORNIA   President De hao Werte Wold ne Gov, Canto to ‘Peems “Vithou. Gpen Flostility.

Conference Planned  to Take Place Today   Aiuinde of Official Ig Regarded by Federal Government os Rebellious

HUERTA TRIES WORDS INSTEAD OF BULLETS   Asks Cantu To Make Peaceable Settlement in California Case.

SIR TH S STUART DEAD      Won, Fame in Expedition to Prove Dar“ winian Formation Theories. —

NATIONAL COMMITTEE   Sustained in. in All. But Three . Contests “by Credentials . Committee — Does Not -Change Standing of Can‘didatec.

LOWOEN AND WOOD VOTE NOT RURT BY CREDENTIALS RULE   Standing Remains Same, Altho Switch of Delegates Is Made in Committee.

MADE BUT THREE CHANGES IN THE CONTESTED CASES   Decisions of the National Committee Upheld by the Convention Creden tials Committee.

Permanent’ Roll of Dele. gates Is Completed—Report of Credential Com. mittee to .Precipitate < Seran

NO CHANGE MADE IN RELATIVE STANDING OF CANDIDATES.   TEXAS DELEGATION HEADED BY MacGREGOR 1S SEATED

PERMANENT ROLL CALL OUTLINED   CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE MAKES FEW CHANGES   Wood Wins Tennessee Delegat®—Con. tirm Findings of Committee in all  Other Cases,

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE ‘CHANGES SOME VOTES ON FINAL HEARING TODAY   One Wood Delegate From Georgia Seated—Final Results So Far Are Not Changed as Far as Actual Votes Avo Canrerned far T eadorea.

THEY MADE A NIGHT OF II   Credentials Committee Com pleted Its Labor Early Today.

Sustained in All But Three Contests by Credentials Committee — Does Not Change Standing of peas didates.

Credentials Committee Finishes Task by Working Truoght Night — Sustains All Contest Rulings Except 3

SIMS COMPLETES NAVY STATEMENT   Charges ‘“Misdirection” and “Dangerous Delays” Handicapped His Work.   WILL BE CROSS EXAMINED   Complains That Men Overseas Were Not Promoted Like Men at Home,

SIMS CONCLUDES BY PRAISING NAVY'S WORI   ‘Admits Achievements Despits Handicaps of Misdirection Due To Delays at Washington.

SIMS . COMPLETES HIS TESTIMONY   Navy Chief Says Record Made Despite Vacillating Policy

ADMIRAL SIMS RESTS   Nasal Officer Completes Case Against Navy Department—Praises  sas!

YANKEE SEAMEN COVEREI SELVES WITH GLORY IN “SPITE OF DEPARTMENT'S DELAY.

TESTIMONY OF ADMIRAL SIM S CONCLUDED   Tribute Is Paid to Navy ir Face of “Vacillating Policy” and Misdirection

SUSPEND SENATE ~— INVESTIGATION. TF COAL DEALERS   will Complete  Probe of : Cushing Charges at: Continuance of Session ‘Wednesday

GOAL MEN GENSURED   Senators Ask Department of Justice to Investigate Fuel Case

National Coal Association As Severely Criticised At — Upper House Investigation

GOAL INVESTIGATION TO BE CONTINUED ON WEDNESDAY   Senator Calders, of New York, Re veals Recent Disclosures in De bate.

SHARP CRITICION GOAL ASSOCIATION HEARD IN SENATE   Recent Disclosures Before Committee Brought Into Debate by Mr. Calder.   INVESTIGATION SUSPENDED UNTIL NEXT WEDNESDAY      Notice Given That Charges by George H. Cushing That Government Officials Personally Participated in Profiteering Will be Cleared Up.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS ARE SHARPLY CRITICISED   Disclosures in Coal Investi. gation Are Taken Up on Senate Floor. Charge: Against Cushing to Be Taken Up Next.

COAL INQUIRY SUSPENDED.   Ret It Is Getting Warm, and Wil! Be Resaumed Next Wednesday.

UOPEND FRUBE TILL NEXT WEEK   Sharp Criticism. of Coal Assn. and Government :  ee      Says War Department Enabled Coal Men to Make $8,000,000 in Profits by Buying 2,000,000 Tons of Coal During Stringency — Exchange Remarks on Common Honesty

URL ont       }osecution May Come of Huge Profits Off Nation  PUT OFF PROBE  }iquiry Is Halted for re 2 See ae oe ee   }osecution May Come of Huge Profits Off Nation   Anaconda to Cut Down Its Dividend, Hold Production

COAL NOW AVAILABLE   And Mills and Quarries Will Resume Operatiogs Tomerrow Morning

JOHNSON IS A TRIFLE SORE.   some Remarks in Private About In Qeences On Delegates.

DEFEATED CANDIDATES PONGRATULATE VICTOR   WOOD, JOHNSON, HOOVER AND OTHERS SEND GREETINGS TO HARDING.

IRISH REBELS STAGE HOLDUP NEAR KINSALE   Lord Powerscourt, a Pro. testant, to be new ruler ‘de aa

SENATE IS BEST GUIDE, HARDING TELLS CALLERS   Demands Return to Government of Laws, Not Men.

Senate Will Have Voice If Nation’s Affairs Says Harding, if He is Elected

WILL LET SENATE HAVE. SOME. VOICE IF HE (S- ELECTED   Harding Re-affirms Belief In Party-Spoasorship In. ~ Government, \

HARDING FLAYS PERSONAL RULE   If Elected, Will Permit Senate te Have Some Say in Conduct of Government   COX MAKES CHARGES   Says at Least Fifteen Million De!lars Is Being Contributed to Republicans by Selfish Interests

Democrats Right in Supposing He Will Permit Senate te Have Voice in Affairs, Nominee Says.

HARDING DEFENDS SENATE ACTIONS   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DE CLARES IT “SAVED AMERICAN NATIONALITY.”

HARUING MAKES TWO ADDRESSES   Reaffirms His Faith in Party Government  CRITICS ARE CORRECT   He Declares in Supposing that if Elected He Would Permit Senate to have Some Say in Determining Policy of Government—Would Put End to Autocracy

WOULD PERMIT SENATE TO HAVE “SOME SAY"   Harding Says He Woeld Eng “Personal” Government, ”

HARDING WILL LET SENATE HAVE SAY   ‘He So Declares in Front Porch Address to Members of the Ohio Legislature

Declared Upper House Saved “American Nationality When President Proposed To Suf vawmelox: Th   ‘GAVE DETAILED EXPLANATION

HARDING WANTS = SENATE 10 HAVE TTS FULL POWER   SAYS HE PREFERS" COUNSEL OF CONGRESS RATIER THAN ALL POLITICAL BOSSES OF PARTY

HARDING AAPS BOURBON CRITICS SENATE SURETY   Counsel of Upper House Superior to Political Bosses. Says Nominee.      Autocratic Government  Scored in Front Porch Speech to Ex-Solons.

HARDING SAYS HE WANTS TO PUT AN END 10 AUTOGRAGY   Would Rather Have Counsel of Senate Than All Political Bosses.   EXPLAINS CONCEPTION OF PARTY SPONSORSHIP   Speaker Thanks God That, Although Ohio Has Given Sev. eral Republican Presidents, She Never Provided Demo. cratic One, and Never Will

HARDING DEFENDS SENATE   “Saved Aimcrica When Wilson Would Surrender it,’ Declares Republican Candidate,

NG UPROLDS DOINGS OF SENATE   Tells Former Legislators Upper House Absolutely Necessary to National Security.

Prospective Political Developments In the Southern Republic Overshadow Even the Killing of Carranza: Mexican Congress Opens Session To-day   WILL CHOOSE NEW CHIEF

ONGRESS MEET IN MEXICO CITY TODAY 10 ELECT  NEW PRESIDENT   Adolfo de La Huerta and Gen. Pablo Gonzalez Seem to Be the Leading Candidates for the Office.   INTEREST IN RESULT SHOWN SY AMERICANS   Are Anxious to Know About the Strength of the Cooperative Spirit to Be Manifested By Ruler.

Gonzales and Huerta Likely Choice, bui Others may be Brought Out in Race   ABSOLVE REBEL LEADERS IN PRESIDENT’S SLAYING   America More Concerne in Degree of Support to be Given Administration

PRESIDENT OF MEXICO   TO SUCCEED CARRANZA WIL BE CHOSEN TODAY   U..§. WATCHES CLOSELY   Chief Interest Is In Demonstration of Harmony

BIG QUESTION 10 WHETHER PEACE 15 0 BE RESTORED BY THE DEATH OF CARRANZA

MEXICAN PRESIDENT WILL BE ELEGTED   Political Developments Over shadow Killing of Carranza.  GONZALEZ IS CANDIDATE   Chief Concern of Americaa Offcials is Strength of Cooperative Spirit to Be Manifested ~~-Force That Followed Por. mer Leader Reported to Be Breaking Up.

THREE MEN KILLED BY DENVER STRIKERS ON SECOND RIOT DAY   Two More May Die and There Are Many Injured as Result of Promiscuous Shooting.   TROOPS FROM FUNSTON ORDERED TO QUELL RI01   Fort Logan Soldiers Also Held i Readiness to Answer Call if Needed.

THREE.KIELED-IN RIOTS.           teen Injured When: Fight “ing Is ‘Resuméd’ by Denver Strikers, ° =

LEADERS CITED FOR CONTEMPT   ‘Court Mandate Demands the Immediate Recall of ike Order  Strike   THEATERS CLOSE AND MAYOR REQUESTS CITIZENS TO STAY AT HOME.

THREE KILLED-IN RIOTS.   Thirteen Injured When : Fight ing Is Resumed by Denver Strikers.

THREE ARE KILLED IN DENVER RIQTS   Disorders Resumed at- Cai Barns: Court Holds Union Officials: for Trial   TWELVE PERSONS HURT   ‘Armored Cars Patrol Streets and Machine Guns Posted; Troops Hurried to City

3 AILLED WHEN RIOT RENEWS; OTRIKE 1S OF!   DENVER MOB IS FIRED ON IN ATTEMPT TO CLOSE CAR BARNS

TROOPS CALLED 10 STOP RIOTS IN CAR STRIKE   Many Injured When Fighting Is Resumed in the Colorado City.

MORE: OVAKES “Ix MRYICG   Several jesilences Demolished by Earth Disturbances

Another 1er Earthquake  ‘Shock in Mexicc   ‘Strong Shocks Felt at Vera Cruz; Some Damage ta Buildings, But ‘No Casualties. -

EARTH SHOCKS FELT THROUGHOUT MEXICO DAMAGING PROPERTY   Reports From Couztlan Say That All Buildings That Survived the Quake on January 6 Were Destroyed Last Night.

VERA CRUZ IS. SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Residences Are Damaged  - Through Ne Casualties Resulf — Destruction of Couzthan is Complete.

MEXICO AGAIN HIT BY EARTH TREMOR:   Shocks Destroy Structures at Coutzland Which Escaped the Previous Disaster.

VERA CRUZ FEELS “FARTHOUAKE SH   No Casualties Reported But Some Residences Are Damaged— Damage Elsewhere.

-MEXICO AGAIN SHAKEN      nsiderable Property. Loss By Earth «Tremors Thorsday. .

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.   Town of Cousthan, Mexico, Again Hit 8 veel

EARTHQUAKE IN VERA CRUZ   Some Residences Damaged—No Casualties - Were Reported

“MORE MEXICAN QUAKES.    ‘They Oceurred in in Vera Craz and Did Much Damage.

NEW EARTHOUAKE SHOCKS      eral Residences in -Vera-Cruz Are Damarved

VERA CRUZ FEELS QUAKE SHOCKS LASTING 2 HOUR,   No Casuzlties Are Reported But Residences Are Daniaved.

CANT PRINT SE      Demoeratia wad Republienn Cundi. ; thites Dealt Blow by Paper Short nga Which Prevents fhoodlig  Matts With Literature

Lack of Paper to Cut . Printing of Speeches   Republicans and..Denmorvats Disp polnted Over Outlook for Campuign.

BELFAST QUIET TODAY.      Great Demage Done in Cities by Fires Last Night

AND KNOWS    Bandit, Who Is to Reccive Honors and Life of Ease From Mexito, Spurns Other Offers,

SAY VILLA WONT. ~ OPEN NEW REVOLT   Mexico Reports Say Bandit Will Not “Double Cross” Government.

ATTAGK ON MONTEREY INDICATED BY TROOP MOVEMENT TO THE SOUT!   THREE TRAINLOADS OF REBEL SOLDIERS LEAVE BORDER TOWN IT IS ‘REPORTED,

FLOUR UP 25 CENTS BARREL   Minneapolis Market Advances to $14.85 on Family Patents in Car Lots.

Attempt To Loot Nerth River Pier Leads To Pistol Duel With Officers.

CHECOTAR, LADY . , “DIES SUDDENLY   Mrs. S. Le Whitten ‘Dies Very Sud‘ -denly Wednesday met Es . - WNioht .

A SUDDEN DEATH..   Mrs, S. L. Whitten Dies Very Sud ° deny: Wednesday ‘ -. Wight.

GREEN MONARCH REACHES VENICE   Cruiser Waits In Harbor tc Carry Recalled King to Athens.

CONSTANTINE IS IN VENICE   Former King Returning to Throne 03 Greece, Arrives in Italian City

HE IS ON THE WAY         Constantine is to Arciv Port of Athens-on  °° ~ "Sunday, :

TINO REACHES VENICE   Greek Warship Ready to Take Former Ruler on Board

CONSTANTINE AT VENICE   Greek Cruiser and Smaller Warships tect king ot Hatlan Port.  eer” SCARS pence:

CONSTANTINE AND FAMILY AT VENICE   MAKE UNEVENTFUL TRIP TC BATTLESHIP WHICH CARRIES THEM TO PHALERON

DENTON {a  EEN At nEVENBE Vil IM DLAI   Mystery Witness Says Min. ing Man Shot ‘Spanish’ Woman June 2

DENTON fa  DEEN Aa ACV ENB Vili, GLAM   Mystery Witness Says Mining Man Shot ‘Spanish’ Woman June 2

SCHOOL ENAHIBIT,   Second Annual KEyxsibit of Work in (ity Schools Monday.

SCHOGL-BEXATEIT.   Second Annuat Exsitit of Work in ity Schools VMorndny.

Battle Rages For Lemberg, Capital of Galicia With Poles Retiring—Wraigel Winning On the Crimean Front—-Soviet Routs Na“wal Farce In Sea of Avzav

REDS” OFFENSIVE DEVELOPS IN LUCK AND KOSNO SECTORS   A Violent Battle Is Raging in the Direction of Lemberg: Poles Meet Defeat.

PASSENGERS TAKEN OFF   Transport Northern Pacific, Aground in San Juan Harbor—Vessel Expected te he Floated Soon.

cuT POWER COST IN HALF, CLAIN   Canadian Engineer Says Water Will Save Coal and Lower Prices.

CUT POWER COST IN HALF   Prof. J, W. Dorsey,.Canadian Engin eer, Says Water Will Save Goal and Lower Prices.

SUPREME COURT BY VOTE OF 5104 DECIDES CONSTITUTIONALITY OF VOLSTEAD LAY

BOOZE SEIZED   Texas National Guardsme) Board Steamer and Take Whisky.

INCREASE IN BEING SICK   Chicago Doctors Have Again Raised Their - Fees for Calls.

GHUGAGO DOCTORS AGREE UN GENERAL ADVANCES IN THEIR OGHEDULE OF FEES      COST OF PEING SICK IS WATER. [ALLY INCREASED BY WED. ICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS,

been oa Sater ammemmell  BILLION DOLLARS 10 CUEK FOREIGN TRADI   Hendred Million in Capitel to Be Subscribed by Ranks, Business Concerws and American Public.

BILLION DOLLAR      Capital Will Be Subscribed® hy ‘thee Banks, Business Concernd ind the Public.

BILLION DOLLAR TRADE COMPANY   LAUNCHED AT CHICAGO TO CARE FOR COMMERCE   WILL PROMOTE PROSPERITY   Public in General lo. Asked ta Sut ssribe for Stock in the Big Cor. poration Intended to Sell Our Preducts Abroad

Billion Dollar. Drive. Launched ‘to. Finance. Foreign’, Trade_   $100,000,000°: 1S. -OAPITAL   Public. Will Be Asked. to Take Interest’ In Move- ey ~ ment oo Boe

NO'ARMED RESISTANCE. ~ (GOFFERED BY EBERT.   OLD GOVERNMENT I68UES  -PROO: LAMATION CALLING FOR GENERAL STRIKE,

Details of Revolt in Berlin, City Is Quie   BUT THERE (S APPREHENSION FOR THE FUTURE—IT iS SAID AGRARIANS FAVOR NEW REGIME AND WILL POUR FOOD INTO CAPITAL — EFFORT IS MADE TO PARLEY WITH REBEL TROOPS, BUT IN VAIN.

emer, F eing, Calls ia  General St Kap  : 3 M ade   ‘ at Chan cello;

All Administration Leaders Make a Hasty Exit and Set Up New Capital at Dresden; Trouble, So Far Is Without Bloodshed; General Strike Is Threatened Soon   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED

Kopp Govertment in Statement to the VYress Deeclars Itself Neither Reaetionary Nor Monarchistic—Pherts Say Only General Strike Can Prevent Return of Former Kaiser,

WOMEN TO DEMAND EQUAL REPRESENTATION   Want the Republican National Committee Run On A F¥ifty-Fifty; Basis They Anneunce. :

Want Full Recognition, in Re- publican Convention Arrangements.   HARMONY IN WOOD CAMP   Johnson. Increases. Lead ...in California—Wood Pluralitv. in Indiana, ©

WOMEN DEMAND EQUAL RIGHTS   Republican Leaders Will :Be Corifronted By Problem at —. >. Meating- In-Chicaco: 7”

WOMEN: WILL ‘DEMAND A HAND      Scventy-Five _ cf Them Have Beer  Elected Delagates to the National Renubfican Convention.

WOMEN DEMAND   THAT REPUBLICANS GO, FIFTS FIFTY WITH THEM IN ‘CON. VENTION ©   (By United Press)

WOMEN-WILL AID REPUBLICANS IN CHICAGO MEETING   Will Make Stand That Party. No! ~» Overlook Their Efforts _ {in Campaign ©   WANT ~~ “EQUAL ~~ RIGHTS   Demands That Will Not Bluff New Electors. Are To Be Handed Political Bosses .

AMERICAN COMMISSION OPPOSED   The Body Takes’ the Part of the: Se cialists Gusted. From ‘the New, York State Assembly

PROMISE EQUALITY FOR JEWS   Polish Vice Premier, Ignace Daszinski, Reassures Delegates at Warsaw Corference.

MARKS. END OF ERZBERGER'S CONNECTION WITH MINISTR   President Ebert Will Suspend Him fron, Olfiee Until Ho Clears Hime  self af Palsified Personal Tax

ERZBERGER OUT    President Grants Requee That Be Suipended’ While Investigaflemc Are Made

! Germah Minister of Finance Suspend. ed From Office Pending Vindication of False Reports.

EBERT ACCEPTS REQUEST   Ereberger at Uwn Request Saspended From Militury Until Lax  PUA MRE ee DEES

ERZBERGER QUITS POST ON CABINET   Claims He Has Been Made Victim of Libel.

Erzberges Quits ': German Cabinet   Suspents Self fram Mink Cleared of Graft. Chi ‘Personal Tax Betur

GOAL INDUSTRY SELE-CONIGTED, ~ SENATORS ASSERT   Calder and Edge Threaten te Introduce Bill for Stringent " Regulation.   DEMAND QUICK REDUCTION IN PRICES TO THE PUBLIC   Do Not Undertake to Say This Individual is a Profiteer and This One’ is Not, but Do Charge Gross Extortion i Practiced on People.

GOAL MEN WARNED   GOVERNMENT MAY REGULATE COAL INDUSTRY.   If Ptices Do Not Come Down Before Dec, 6, Government to Take Hand.

ULTIMATUM 10 COAL INDUSTRY   Calder and Edge Threaten Drastic Control Bill   Must Stop “Gross Extortion” by Dec 6, Senators Declare

“SLE BONVICTED, ~CEMATOAS ASCE AT   Calder and Edge Threaten te Introduce Bill for Stringent Reguiation.   DEMAND QUICK REDUCTION IN PRICES TO THE PUBLIC   Do Not Undertake to Say This  Individual is a Profiteer an¢ This One is Not, but D: Charge Gross Extortion i Practiced on People.

GOVERNMENT (MAY REGULATE COAL INDUSTRY.   If Prices Do Not Come Down Before . Dee, 6, Government to Take Hand.

GOAL PRICES MUST BE CUTs REFORMS ARE NOW IN ORDER   1. S. SENATORS WILL URGE ADOPTION MOST STRINGENT REGULATIONS.   INDUSTRY SELF CONVICTED   All Branches Warned to Have Prices Reduced by December—Government May Operate Mines Otherwise.

REFORM DEMANDEN OF COAL INDUSTRY   MEMBERS OF SENATE COMMIT. TEE ON RECONSTRUCTION THREATEN “REGULATION.”

PBTER STOPS ‘FUNERAL AND WIFE’S TEARS   Brother and Two Nieces Identify Corpse but Body Is hat of Another Man

FEDERAL AID FOR ROADS   Indiana Will Receive $2,687,053 Fos Building Raade -

FEDERAL AID FOR ROADS      Indiana Will Receive $2,687,053 For Building Roads.

K. C. MURDERER . “GETS LIFE TERM   Sam Taylor, Who Killed. Dia mcnd Merchant, Tried to Prove He Was in Okla.

ASKS $5000 SALARY BE GUT T0 $3600   McKay Wants Saving to Gc to Lower Paid Officials

SENTENCED TEN YEARS   Howenstein in Custody for Assisting _Evadorz of Draft

CHINESE TRY 10 BRING PEACE 10 THEIR COUNTRY   North and South, Enemies Since 1911, May Get Together.

SENATOR ASKS TURK OUSTER   King of Utah Offers Pian to Expe! Ot. toman Power From Con. stantinople.

.USTY CHEERS WELCOME HARDING TO KINGSTON   Band Plays Star Spangled Banner as American PresidentElect Disembarks.

WOMAN'S PLEA   Mrs. Munson of Wapello In dicted for First Degree Murder.

SOME EMBARGOES LIFTED   General Situation Shows Improve ment. Ban on Grain Lifted.

VILLA RETIRES  AS BANDIT CHIEF   Has Laid Down His Arms and Turned Men Over To Revolutionary Leader

EVERYRODY RELIEVED. WHE HE LAID“ DOWN. HIS: ARMSE   GENERAL, GUESS 18, HE.IS- HEB "ING IN VERA CRUZ            Mexico City. Is In the lands the Revolutlonists and New: Deal Is About Due.

LEADERS OF NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO DISPLAY RELIEF.   Obregon’s Rebel Forces in Control of Mexico City With All Foreigners Said ta hn Safa.

VILLA REPORTED TO. HAVE QUIT   “Bandit Leader Said to : Have... Turned Men  ?Over to Enriquez

VIKLA'S REIGN OF TERROR IN MEXICO OVER   Retires From the Mili tary to Go on the Farm   FERCES GO TO REVOLUTIONISTS   Leaders of Revolution Rejoice at Villa’s ' Choice

VILLA ENDS HIS CAMPAIGN   Terns His Poree of Men Over te Ponriques.

BANDIT CHIEF IS. NOW ALIGNED IN IBREGON FORCES   ‘One of First Strong Supportets }  of Carranza Joins With. > -His Enemies   DAYS OF BANDITRY IN.  REPUBLIC ARE ENDED   Picturesque General Notifies ‘Railroads Trains Need Not Be Guarded ©

VILLA MENACE TO REVOLUTION: CONE; _ BANDIT RETIRES   Meu at Command of Ontlat Leader Turned Over to the Rehels,   LEADERS ARE RELIEVED

VILLA QUITS; U.S. SHIP SENT TO KEY WEST   Dreadnaught Oklahoma Ordered to Florida With Marines.

VILLALAYS DOWN ARMS AND JOINS OBREGON FORCE   Carranza’s Bitterest Fox Will Aid To Oust Him, He Says.

REBELS HAPPY IVER REPORT OF HIS, (FESR   Life of Mexican Outlaw Re. called Following Rumor of His’ Retirement

HE LAYS DOWN HIS ARMS ANTE TURNS OVER HIS MEN TO REVOLUTIONISTS.   Realizing His Menace to All Attempts to Establish Stable Government in Mexico .They Were Not Eager far His Active Support.

VILLA REPORTED TO HAVE QUIT.   Bandit ‘Leader Said te ‘ Have Turned Men Qver. to Enriquez’

RANG IGUO VILLA LAYS ASIDE ARIS   SS  FAMOUS BANDIT LEADER RE PORTED TO HAVE TURNED MEN TO REVOLUTION,

GREATEST MENACE 18 THUS REMOVED   Was Troublesome Enemy of Gen Carrana

SOVIET STAMARINES   Observed Maneuvering tn Danzig Kay; Polish Delewation Advised.

“SUBMARINES MANEUVER : ie _ IN- DANZIG.-BAY, CREW™ OF POLISH SHIP Sys

ENGLAND SEES A MENACE IN THE IRISH TROUBLE   NOBILITY FAVORS A COMPLETE SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION.   FUTURE OF ENGLAND DEMANDS IT NOW

FEARS AMERICAN IRISH ATTITUDE   Duke of Northumberland Gives Views On Irish Question.   HE URGES ACTION   Thinks It Advisable to Drop Home Rule Bill and Restore Order At Once.

MINERS DEFEAT RESOLUTION OF CONDEMNATION   10 Measure Fiesented 0 Convention.  Pomerene Condemned for Ut. terances Regarding The Miners.

RES SINDEN NATION   Overwhelming Vote Puts End To Measure Presented To Convention.   Pomerene Condemned for Utterances Regarding The Miners.

OHIO MINERS DEFEATED RESOLUTION   TO CONDEMN OLD PO. _ LITICAL PARTIES AND ~ FAVOR LABOR PARTY.   Possibility of § Strike i in Eastern Ohio if Report - of Coal. Commission is Not Satisfactory - ~ - Be ene fit ’Rond —

ARKANGAS SHERIFF BATTLES NEGROES   Armed Party Opens Fire Ot Officer When He Makes Arrest.

BROUGH LEADS — TROOPS TO QUELL RACE DISORDERS   Arkansas .Governor Acts Promptly.;When Armed Negroes “Deputy to Free Prisoiter.

FEDERAL SOLDIERS = CHFARKANGHS FIGHT   Men From Camps Are Sent  To Small Town to Adjust Racial Troubles That Are Threatened.—Deputy Sheriff Was Attached

GOVERNOR AND U.S. SOLDIERS ON RIOT DUTY   Race Situation in Arkan sas Town Taken Charge of by Authorities.

TROOPS SENT 10 ACT 228  ee ale < ex® ARREST OF > as! mae CHARGED  WITH STEAW’  PRECIPI TATES TROUBLE  a   (20 MEN IN DETACHMENT

ANOTHER RACE RIOT IN ARKANSAS   Detachment of Federal Sol. diers From Camp Pike Take Charge of Situation.

FEDERAL TROOPS BROUGHT 10 SCENE (OF RAGE TROUBI F   Armed Negroes Said To Have Attacked a Deputy Near Dumas. Ark.

SOLDIERS AND GOVERNOR STOP RACE RIOTING   ARKANSAS SCENE OF CON  FLICT BETWEEN SHERIFE  AND NEGRO.

ARMED NEGROES OPEN FIRE UPON DEPUTIES WHO ARREST SUSPECT   Federal Troops and Governor Brough of Arkansas Arrive to Prevent Disturbasces   FROUBLE REPORTED TO BE BREWING TODAY   Scene of Ecitemerit is Near Place Where Fatal: Riots Occurred in October -.

TROOPS ‘AL   Attack By Armed Negroes Upor Sheriff's Party Starts the Trouble.   ‘ARE TAKING NO CHANCES   Negroes Qutnumber Whites. 30 to 1—Town About Sixty Miles From Elaine.

MORE RACE TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS   GOV, BROUGH GOES WITH SOLDIERS TOG DUMAS   FEDERAL SOLDIE:S AT SCENE   : Deputy Sheriff Who A rrested Neproeg for Stealing Hogs Was Fired On by  Band of Negroes,

Armed Negroes Attack Deputy Sherif When He Attempts to Arrost Member of Race.

FEDERAL. SOLDIERS TP ARKANGHS FIGH]   Men.From Camps Are Sen “To Small, Town to Adjus  Racial Troubles That Ar Threatened.—Deputy Sher tf Wace Attacked.

TROOPS CALLED 10 QUELL RAGE RIOT   \rmed Negroes, In Settlement Where They Outnumber the Whites 30 to 1, Make At: tack Upon Sheriff.

SENATOR, HARDING AGAINST :  ANY STRIKE ON TATLRO: AD:   Let It ei nmemtit He ‘Will Supi  1 giert the Canupins pill, {

Senator W. G. Harding Against Rail Strike   He Is For the Clause in’ Cummins' RN and Opposes “Labor Donunation.”*

CHICAGO POLICE EAPEGT TROUBLE IN E.R STRIKE   VIGILENCE. REDOUBLED AS SWITCHMEN FROM OUT-OFTOWN POINTS ARRIVE TO FILL PLACES.

POLICE VIGILANCE IS. REDOUBLED.N CHICAGO   Strike Breakers. Arrive To Take _ The Placespf Switchmen - Who Are Out: on a Strike.

JAPANESE..SHOPS CLOSE      Depression af ‘Busingss Has ‘Extende: Until Factories are Affected. .

FARMER KILLS HIS PARENTS   Angered by Requeat to Plant Corn South Dakota Uses Ax.

WILL NOT HAZARD CENSUS ESTIMATE DECLARES STUART   UNUSUAL CONDITIONS DURING DECADE MAKES AccUunATE COMPARISON DIFFICULT

“CENSUS ESTA   Unusuht Conditions During Fiscude Mbkes. Aceuratée Combpar' ison hupossible. 

Twelve Men Are Obtained, in Exactly Thirty Daysy. to Try First of Alleged Kidnapers to Face Court. ©   NAMES OF 2,230 MEN WERE DRAWN FROM BOX   If These, on About eo Reported; 450 Were Examined the Others Being Excused for Good Reasons

GREAT BRITAIN -. THREATENS RUSSI   With “Cettain J Action” Unless Soviets Release-British Prisoners At Once—Russian Official Says Britain Must Alsc Fulfil] Former Piedees.

BRITISH WARN REDS   Russians Ordered to Return Englisn Prisoners.   Great Britain to Take “Certain Ac tion” Should Captives Be Heid by Soviet Government.  ae

BRITAIN THREATENS 10 TAKE ACTION UNLESS ~ BOLSHEVIK] RELEASE  ENCE ISH PADT VE

BRITAIN 15 AROUSED   JOUN BULL TO TAKER ACTION AGAINST THE REDS.   October 10 Fixed as Last Day o Grace for Soviets.

SOVIET If THREATENED AY BRITISH   Will Take Action If Prisoners Are Not Released“ by October Tenth.      BOTH COUNTRIES ~~ ~ ---- CHARGE“ VIOLATIONS.   London.-Paper Publishes Exchanges of Notes With Lat- est bv Far] Curzon

REDS TWIST LISNS TAIL ONCE TO OFTED   British Serve Notice on Bolshevists  to Relvase Prisoners Immediately.

BRITAIN SENDS ULTIMATUM   Threatens Action Against Soviet Russia if British Prisoners Are Not Released   Bolsheviki Given Until. Sunday to Comply With De. mand in Note by Curzon

BRITAIN: 16: AROUSED        JOHN BULL: TO TAKE “ACTION ~ - aGAINST THE REDS.      October: 10 Fixed ns Lagt Day of = Gvace for Soviets.

ENGLISH WARN REDS   BRITISH GOVERNMENT ORDERS RETURN OF WAR PRISONERS.   Declares “Certain Action” Will Be Taken Should Captives Be Held by Soviets.

BRITAIN THREATENS: RUSSIAN BOLSHEVIK!   will Take Action Unless Prisoners Freed. .

John Bull Threatens = Action Against Soviets -- Must Release Prisoners   TELLS SOVIET RUSIA THAT ACTION MUST BE TAK: EN BY OCTOBER 10, FOR RELEASE OF BRITISH PRISONERS HELD BY THE BOLSHEVIKI

SOVIET RUSSIA. THREATENED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Release of British Prisoners of Reds Demanded. ©  ADMITS FRICTION   Head of Communiat Party In Rassia Tells Chiei Canses of Dissatisfacpon—Heports Fabrications.

BRITAIN IN. NOTE THREATENS SOVIET   Bemands Steps to Release Eng. lish Frisoners ba Taken.

REPUBLICAN RACE A SURE FREE-FOR-ALL   BOOMS OF FAVORITE SONS NOT LACKING AT CHICAGO.   Conveation City Fast Filliag With Men Whe Hepe to Make Next President—Chairmana Hays  is Dee On Sanday.

BOOMGROWS. FOR LOWDEN — SAV LEADERS   Many Contests Must Be Settled by National Committeemen.   “FREE AND OPEN” IS - HOOSIER’S PROPHECY

EXEUTIEN sa ri   First Sinn Feiner Condemned by Court-Martial. :   PAYS PENALTY FOR le oe KILLING OF SOLDIER   Lloyd-George Refuses. To Interfere with Finding: of. Military Court in Case.

GHTEEN YEAR OLD ‘i: ihn: BOS EECUTE   First Sinn Feines:To Be Con - demned By British Court: Martial Since 1916. ~

PRESIDENT WILSON WOULD MAKE TREATY PARAMOUNT ISSUE AT THE NEXT ELEGTION   Clear and Single Way to Determine Will of the People on League of Nations Covenant, He Says  REASONABLE INTERPRETATIONS ARE PROPER

WILSON LEAVES CANDIDACY AN OPEN QUESTION   Confines His Message to Jackson Day Banqueters to League of Nations and Senate Action.   WOULD MAKE TREATY ) CAMPAIGN ISSUE

PRESIDENT TELLS WHY UNITED STATES OUGHT TO JOIN WORLD LEAGUE   The War Not Really Won Until We Do, He As: serts, And Another Attempt Will Be Made To Crush The Nations Of Europe   Tells Leaders That We Lost Spiritual Leadership Of World When Senate Failed To Ratify The Treaty

SENDS TREATY UP TO VOTERS   PRESIDENT WOULD MAKE TF AN ISStE IN CAMPAIGN.   FIT SUBJECT FOR REFERENDUM   WANTS WILL OF AMERICAN PRO. PET PASSED ON PACT,   Neat Fleetion Suggested as Time to bLapresas Themselxses — silent in His Measnge (Concerning  a Third Term.

NO ANNOUNCEMENT WHATEVER ON MATTER—TEXT OF ADDRESS TO JACKSON DAY BANQUETEERS. OUR SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP IN PERIL.   McAdoo’s Platform For Social Reforms   FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND OF PRESS MUST NOT BE PUT IN PERIL, BUT SEDITION MUST BE PROMPTLY SUPPRESSED — ASSAILS MISERABLE RECORD OF REPUBLICANS SINCE THEY GRABBED CONGRESS.

NO REFERENCE AT THIRD TERY —IMNDE BY WILSOH   MESSAGE DEALS CHIEFLY WITH REASONS WHY U. 8S. SHOULD ABOPT LEAGUE

Let People Decide on Treaty in the Coming Flection, Wilson Says   “Clear and Single Way” to Determine Will of Populace Is to Make Pact Issue in Campaign, President Advises in His Message to the Jackson Day Diners.

IN MESSAGE TO FRIENDS PRESIDENT POINTS WAY AS HE HAS SURVEYED IT

WILSON'’S ADDRESS TO GATHERERS AT JACKSON DAY DINNER   He Says: “Let People Decids _ on Treaty in the Coming Election.”   Clear and Single Way to Deter mine Will of Populace Is to Make Pact Issue in Campaign.

SAYS U, S, CAN'T CHANGE TEXT OF TREATY OF PEACE   President Wilson Declares It Must Be Accepted or Rejected.   MUST.MAKE NEW TREATY WITH FOE IF NOT ACCEPTEL   Does Not Object to Senate Defining Meaning of Pact.

WE CARNOT REWRITE THIS TREATY, WILSOR   No Objections Offered by President to Any Titerpretive Reseryations to Treaty.

OUN SILENT UN THIRD TERM TALK AMONG DEMOCRATS   President’s Message to Conference Deals Merely With Views on Ratification of Versailles Treaty.

NEW YORK IN _ ORGY OF VICE   fevelations Show Most / Shocking: Conditions. Ever “PDiselosed in Any City.   ‘HALF MILLION SPENT:. IN DENS EACH NIGHT   PASSING OF WINE R OOMS. BRINGS. NEW VICK DENS

STORM ON COAST.   lHoavy Seas Roiling Along the New Enaland Shore.

SHIPPING THREATENED.   Northeast Gale Drives Heavy Seas Across North Atlantic Coast.

LETVIA WILLING TO RAVE PEACE PARLEY AT RIGA  see 2... 2.4.5 k....&

CHANGE PLACE  PEACE PARLEY   Letvia Has  Agreed. to Permit *Poland and: . Russia to Confer

MUST ADJUST STEEL PRICES   Deelares bE. IL, tary. Chairma Hoard of Directors of U. §, Steel Corporation

FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO   Train Wrecks Automobile; Five of Family Die.   Chicago Vacationists in Crossing : Ind.—Another Io Seriously injured.

5 DIE IN AUTO CRASH   MACHINE ISWRECKED AT GRADE CROSSING IN INDIANA,   Another Member of Chicago Vacation Party Seriously Injured Near Michigan City.

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH   Train Wrecks Automobile; Five of Family Die.   Chicago Vacationists In Crossing Tragedy Near Michigan City, Iind.—Another Is Seriously Injured. Bd el  _—

DEATIL 1 ENDS Y. “ACATION TOTCR, Crossing Crash Kis Five Motorists

FIVE.KILLED IN CRASH   Train Wrecks Automobile: Five of Family Die.   Chicago Vacationiste in Crossing Tragedy Near Michigan City, ind.—Anether te Seriously injured.

“GHEAP CUTS" WEEK IN Tht BUTCHER SHOF   Fair Price Commission Asks People to Abjure the Thick Porterhouse.   EXPENSIVE MEATS IN TOO GREAT DEMAND   Dealers Urged to Push Sal of Chuck Steaks and Rump Roasts.

‘SAVE MONEY ON MEAT’ CAMPAIGN STARTS IN IOWA   Drive on to Make Cov Jump Under, not Over High Price Moon.

TO FEATURE BOYS JUDGING CONTES}   Many Attractive Prizes Offered At The Indiana State Fair, Sept. 6~10

Liberty Bonds Duplicated by Fraud Charged   Former Assistant Says Millions Paid But Uncancelled

SEES BIG BOND FRAUD   Starting Charges . Madé by “« Former Treasury Official.   Says ‘Mittione ar Dollars in Dupiteat Numbered Liberty Bonds. ne Cireulation.

‘MILLIONS IN “BOND DUPLICATES      etired Official Exposes ‘Vast ‘Loss to Govern‘ment.

LIBERTY BOND FRAUD   FORMER TREASURY OFFICIAL MAKES STARTLING CHARGES.   Oeciared Millions of Dollars in Duplicate Numbered Securities Are in Circulation.

FRAUD CHARGED IN U.S. LIBERTY BONDS   Startling Charges Made b Former Treasury Official.   Says Millions of Dollars in Duplicate Numbered Liberty Bonds Are in Circulation.

WETS WIN POSITION   Jockeying of Resolutions Comiwittee Results in Drys Bes. ing Forced to Present Arguments First.         PROHIBITIVE ARGUMENTS HEARD BY, COMMITTEE   Bryan, Hobson and Others Present Views; Wets Will Follow With Argument for Chaneine Volstead Law.

IDES ssouaiT  tHIS ADVANTAGE      far se8 i=) ator Gass, Chate With Jo! on a Ber{f {dus Question! -

WETS WIN FIRST SCRIMMAGE AT _ SAN FRANCISC(   MOTION ADOPTED WHICH AL LOWS WETS TO PRESENT THEIR SIDE OF QUESTION

WETS WIN FIRST BLOOD IN THE SKIRMISH TODAY   By « Vote of 97 tu 3h Whey Koreed th Drys to Present Their Side of > . Question First

WILGON'S FORCES IN FULL CONTROL   ADMINISTRATION MEN ARE STRONGLY ENTRENCHED ON COMMITTEES.     Senator Glass Elected Unanimous. ly to Head Resolutions Committee-—Sen. Walsh Seconds Nomination.

Bryan Charges Chairman Glass With “Quibbling on Serious Matter.”   ROBINSON MAKES SPEECH   Samuel Gompers Presents Demands of Labor to Resoultions Committee.

"ys Forced to Present Their side First Before Resolutions Committee   YAN CHARGES GLASS WITH QUIBBLING ISSUE   MMONER LOSES OUT ON  VERY HAND IN MANEUVER. NG TO GET ADVANTAGE FOR RY FORCES,

IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT.   Only Some Minor Matters :Are or   :  the Docket,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.   Only Some Minor Matters Are on the Docket,

MAIL FRAUDS CHARCED      Naturalizer Russia ised af Seniling Threats fo Officials,

BRYAN TALKS ON THE RESULT   Gays President Laid Foundation and Gox Finished Construction of  Disastrous Defcat.

BRYAN BLAMES WILSON AND COX FOR LICKING   i  Former Laid Foundation fer Di: aster and Latter Completed the Structure.

BRYAN BLAMES WILSON AND COX FOR “DISASTER”   Says That Wilson Laid the Foun. dation and Cox Completed the Job of Ousting the Democrats

BRYAN PLACES BLAME DEFEAT, COX AND WILSON   Portrays Wilson As Laying Foundation And Cox Finishing Work

CLANS CONSPIRACY “TD CONTROL PRICES   Comniittee Told Paner Marke Has Becn Cornered,   QUICK ELIE I$ URGED.   Official of Asvociation Presents Fieture of Country Press “Fighting With {ts Back’ te Wull and Almost Ready to Gc Unilor-—Wants Pulp Substt tote Exporlmenta Rade,

SEISHOGRAPH REGISTERS - A SUGHT EARTHQUAK   For ‘Several Hours ‘Earth ° Santee   Shuddered Under Feet of Heedles: Millions,

THE EARTHS CRUST WAG SHAKE, TORK AND TWISTED BY SOME HUGE CONVULSION:

MYSTERIOUS EARTH / QUIVERINGS NOTEI   Seismograph at Georgetown Uni yersity Records Titanic Convul sions Thousands of Miles Of

EARTH'S CRUST TORN BENEATH THE SE,   Quake of Great Intensity Re. - torded By Selsmograph,

EARTH'S GRUST TORN BENEATH THE SEA   Quake of Great Intensity Recorded by Seismograph.

TREMORS NOTED BY SRISMOGRAPH   Location Of Severe Disturbance Will Probably Remain A Mystery.

CONVULSION: IS. TITANIC   Eaith's Gras Torn and ‘Twisted -by Bhook—Rite  wat Wusen ,

Severe Earthquake _ Tears Ocean Floo   Earth’s Crust Rent and Twisted. by Mos  Titanic Temblor in Yeats; Re“corded on Seismographs.

TERRIFIC EARTH CHOCK REPORTED   SEISMOGRAPH SHOWS QUAKE ONE OF MOST SEVERE FOR PAST TWO YEARS.

DISTURBANCE IS RECORDED IN CAPITAL   Georgetwon University Instru ment Record Titantic Upheaval,

ENORMOUS QUAKE UNDER ATLANTIC   Titanic Convulsion Registerec That Will Never Be Seen by Man.

PRONOUNCED EARTHQUAKE SHOGK (3 RECORDED. AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY   No Reports Have Been Receivec _ OF Disaster, and Eruption Wa: Undoubtedly In-Atlantic Ocean

RECORDS HUGE QUAKE   CONVULSION I$ TITANIC   Earth's Orust Torn am Twisted by Shock—Site Not Known.

5-0 SUBMERGED FOR 36 HOURS   TWELVE OF CREW OF 30 ARE RESCUED   Amateur Wireless’ Operator Picks up Message—Phone  Buoy Gives Plight.

SUBMARINE SINKS IN ATLANTIC; AIR PUMPED TO CREW   WARSHIPS ORDERED TO RESCUF OF CRAFT UNDER WATER FOR 35 HOURS.

URAFT WITH GREW OF 30 IS IN PERIL   S-5, Submerged for 35 Hours Off Delaware Coast, in Danger—Pump Air Into Boat to Revive  Meh—Navy Sends Rescuers,

SHORT HOLDS JOB AS CITY’S MAYOR   Recount Shows Labor Man Still Victor in Contest for Sioux City Job; Opponent Quits,

FAVORS RED-.PEACE.   Japanese Commiscioner Recommend Proposed Terms. ;

AS ‘FROM BOLSHEVIK   Offers Brought to Tokio by Politica Commissioner, Who Favors  Acceptance, i

REDS WOW SEEK PEAGE WITH JAP   Proposals of Soviet Presented by High Commissioner Who Has Returned From Fighting Front; Strongly in Favor of Acceptance of Terms.

EMBEZZLER REMEMBERS HIS LANDLADY   Auditor Fled With $19,000 But Was Careful Not to Beat His Board Rill.

DUBLIN POLICE OFFICIAL SHO}   Assistant Commissioner Redmond {: Found Lying Dead in His Office in Harcourt Street.

REUML STE is      Police Commissioner. Killed—Armex eG Squads inter ‘Houses. ‘Hunting : «2 for Assailants:

OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY or MEDICAL MISSIONARY WORK  TA! OnTripnnamre mnasanwopvar

HARDING PULLS VERMONT INTO SUFFRAGE RACE   —_—S oo ee  VERMONTER GOES TO WASHINGTON WHERE SENATOR AND HE HOLD CONFERENCE.

HARDING NOW ON WAY HOME FOR LONG STAY   Leaves on 410-Mile Auto Trip For Marion, Ghio, Where Home-Coming is Staged For Monday.

GEN. WOOD IN LINE TO HELP HARDING   Wilt Do All He Can for Success  of Republican Candidata

HARDING WILL GO TO MARION IN AUTOMOBILE   Homecomnig Celebration to Be Staged on Monday.

HARDING REACHES MARION MUNDAY   SPENDS NIGHT IN MARYLAND HOME FOLK PLAN CELEBRATION

SPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOV Ce NER LEAVES CAPITAL my alrToMORILE.

HARDING WILL LEAVE > FHS HANEY   ‘REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILL MAKE TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE:

HARDING LEAVES CAPITAL TODAY      Will Arrive at His Homo in Marlon Ohio, During the 4th of. July - Celebration Monday

GENERAL WOOD WILL SUPPORT SEN. HARDING   Will Do Everything Possible To Insure His Election Says Republican Leader.   Will Call On Harding at Marion Ohio Home.

WOOD WILL BACK. HARDING STRONG   G. ©. P. Chairman Hays Visited By General Today And. Hint Tobe

HARDINGS GOING HOME.   (The Old Home Town Will Welcome Them Next Menday.

SALT UR HARDING  ERNDUTE 10 Ghd   ‘The Senator Leaves Washing ton This Morning, Will Reach Merion Monday.

HARDING MOTORING BACK TO OHIO HOM   Expects To Conduct Front Porch Campaign There During Most Of the Summer

GENERAL WOOD WILL AID SENATOR HARDING   Meets With Chairman Wil  + Hays Today,

HARDING RETURNS HOME TODAY   Repeblican Nomince Will Motor From Washington to Marion.

HARDING LEAVES BY AUTO TODAY FOR OHIO HOME   Itinerary Is Not Disclosed, - But He Plans to Arrive tn  Marion Shortly After Moon - Next Monday.

WOOD'S AWD PROMISED   Conference is Held with Will Hays Will Meet Harding in the Near Future.

HARDING ON WAY TOFRONT PORCH   Travels by Automobile to Hi: Home at Marion—First  Speech to be July 22.

HARDING TO MOTOR TO MARION FROM CAPITAL   Republican Presidential Nominee Leaves Today for His Home Town in Ohio.

HARDING TO MOTOR HOME   Marion Willi Hold Celebration in His Honor Monday

RARDING LEAVES FOR HOME TOWN   Republican Candidate Will Arrive at Marion Monday During Big Celebration,

HARDING IS WENDING WAY TO HIS OHIO HOME      Voters Hoping to See and Size Up Candidate Must Journey to Marion, Ohio.

WILL DRIVE TO OHTO,   Senator and Mrs, Harding Will Make Long Auto Trip.

HARDING LEAVES FOR MARION, OHIO   Republican Presidential Can. didate Starts. for Home to Await Notification   ITINERARY KEPT SECRET   Nominee Prepares for AllSummer Stay In Home City - During Campaign

cP. iS MOTE “FAR TRIE HOME   Folks at Marion, Ohio, Have Arranged Great Reception for Hardings   SECRET SERVICE MAN i TRAVELS WITH PARTY   Negro Cook Hopes Wife of Nominee Becomes. First ‘Lady of Land =

HARDING STARTS HOME      Republican Nominee Will be Given Keception at Marion

‘GENERAL WOOD TO SUPPORT SEN. HARDING’—HAYS   Will Do All i nHis Pow er to Further Senators Election.

HARDING MOTORS 10 HIS OLD HOM   Republican Candidate Accompanied by Wife, Makes Trip to Marion by Machine; To Arrive Monday Dur ing Big Celebration.  *

WOCD'S SUPPORT © IS PROFFERED TC SENATOR HARDING   Will Do Everything Consistent with position for Senator’s Success

SEN. HARDING TO VISIT OLD HOME, MARION   G. O. P. Presidential No. minee And Family To Make Trip In Auto.

GENERAL WO8D ENLISTS   IN CONFERENCE WITH WILL HAYS PLEDGES AID TO HARDING CAMPAIGN.

GENERAL WOOD TO AID HARDING'S CAMPAIGN   Will Do Everything Consistent  With His Position 2s Army Of ficer, It Is Announced

HARDINGS AWAY T0 ~ THEIR HOME IN OHIO   TRIP FROM WASHINGTON TO MARION BY MOTOR.   Expected to Be at Destination by Monday Noon, There to Remain Pretty Closely Until No vember Election.

HARDING aT ART FOR HOME TODAY IN AUTOMOBILE   25,000 Out-of-Town Admirer: Expected to Meet Him at Marion.   HE WILL ARRIVE MONDAY

HARDING LEAVES CAPITAL FOR Hs HOME IN MIARICN   Wife, Guard and Newspaper Men Accompany Him on Trip.

GENERAL WOOD 16. SUPPORT HARON   Promises: ‘More Than Passive _ Aid During Confererise _ With Will Hays

SENATOR: HARDING “TOS HOME TOWN           publican . “Presidential Candidate Does Not Intend to Return to Wash“ington Until After Erection.

WOOD TO HELP HARDING WITH HIS CAMPAIGN   General Is Said To Be Ready To Do All He Can To Make Senator Next President.

HARDING WILL MAKE LONG TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE   Marion Ready to Raceive Dis  tinguished Visitor Monday   —_   —— 25,000 Persons Expected Tc Attend Welcome Home Ic Harding.

WOOD TENDERS HARDING HIS LOYAL SUPPORT   Defeated Candidate and Na tional Chairman Hays Conferred Today.   VISIT OF GENERAL CAUSED A FURORE   Candidate Harding Will Mo tor to Home in Marion Monday.

Senator Harding . Starts Overland For Marion Hom   ‘TRAVELING SLOW THROUGH PENNA   Will Soon Begin Draft of His Speech of Acceptance of Honor

HOME FOLKS PLANNING WELCOME FOR HARDIN(   Marion. Ohio. Awaiting Return ¢ Repvblican Nominee—Autos From Washington.

WOOD'S HELP WILL BE GIVEN ¢. 0, P, NOMINEE   Conference Held Between Gen. Wood and Hays Indicates Wood Will be  Active for Harding.

HARDING PLEDGED CuPPOAT OF WOOD: PONFERENCE HELD   GENERAL MEETS WITH WILL HAYES—WILL VISIT G.0.P. NOMINEE NEXT WEEK.

GENERAL WOOD'S — HARDING SUPPORT IS TO BE GENUIN   DEFEATED CANDIDATE  CONFERS WITH HAYS   Announcement Is Made That Within Next Few Weeks He Will Call on Nominee at  Marion, O.

WILL SEEK VIEWS OF APPLE GROWERS   Proposed Laws Would Provide Three Grades of Fruit—Will Not Be Stringent But Will Protect Buyer.

TO ASK APPLE MEN FOR THEIR VIEWS   Is Plan of State Authorities Says Representative Griest.   WANT UNIFORM GRADING   Intend to Hold Meetings in Adam: County This Summer. Laws Wil Not be Stringent.

Difiers With Secretary as to the Award to Naval Officers Who Lost Ships.   ADMIRAL KNIGHT TESTIFIES   Offensive Action Against Enemy Necessary to Deserve Decoration.

KNIGHT DISAGREES WITH SECRETARY   Head of Board Against Award Action of Daniels.   MAKES SOME EXCEPTIONS   Officer Opposes Granting Medals to Losers Unless Good Seamanship and Discipline Were Shown in Saving Lives and Vessel.

EXPLAINS AWARD OF MEDALS   Board Unable to Agree with ‘Daniels on Officers Who Lost Ships Through Action of Submarines.   DECORATIONS ARE GIVEN FOR VARIOUS REASONS   Investigation Committee Told Some Commanders Were Rewarded for Saving Vessels After Torpedoing.

Withholds Approval to  of High Decorations to. Naval Officers who Lost’, ‘Ships -- Through Submarine Action   HOLDS OFFENSIVE ACT PREREQUISITE TO HONOR   Differs - with " Secretary as. to Analogy in Cases of Lawrence and Perry Holding High Positions in History -

KNIGHT BOARD DOESN'T AGREE WITH DANIELS   Chairman Says. Officers Losing Ships Should Not Have D. S. M.

NAVY BOARD DISAGREES: WITH DANIELS’ COURS!   Admiral Knight, Chairman, Tells Senate Committee of Differences,   BAGLEY CASE I8 CITED   Secretary’s Brother-in-Law Was Not Recommended for Decoration.

BOARD AGAINST © DANIELS’ ACTION      Disagrees” With Secretary in Policy. of Awards to Captains  Lean cine MU Who. Lost. & SOIDS esa cin   SOME EXCEPTIONS ARE RIADE   Officers Whose Vessels Were Tor pedoed, But Who by Good Sea '  manship and Discipline Saved Ships, Earned the D. S. M.

With Secretary Daniels With Reference to the Award of Distinguished   SERVICE MEDALS

THE KNIGHT BOARD &ND: SECRETARY OF NAVY 00: NOT AGREE IN MATTER OF AWARDS OF HOWOR

LAWRENCE AND PERRY EARNED THEIR HONORS   Admiral Knight Says Men Who Lost Ships in Late War Not Comparable.   DIFFERS FROM VIEW HELD BY SEC’Y DANIELS   Naval Decorations Probe Continues Today By Examining Chairman of Board.

CAN'T AGREE ON NAVAL DECORATION:   -The Knight Board Not Satisfied .-With The Recommendations of Daniels,

KNIGHT BOARD IS UPPOSEDTOPLAN UF SECY. DANIELS   Does Not Agree Off cers Who Lost Ships Should Get Awards.

High Decorations for Officers Who Lost Ships Opposed by Knight Boarc

BAGLEY’S MEDAL ‘TS AWARDED FOR SAVING OF LIFE   Rear Admiral Knight Says No Honors Given For Loss of Ship.   OWLY THOSE WHO SAVED VESSEL EARNED MEDALS   Senate Committee Hear Chairman of Board of Awards.

UNABLE TQ AGREE WITH DANIELA   DISAGRERS WITH SECRETARY DANTELS ON DECORATIONS   KN GH! BEFORE COMMITTEE   Did Not’ Believe High Decorations Should Go to ‘Those Who Lost Ships"  Through Enemy Submarine Action

HEAR KNIGHT ON REWARDS   ADMIRAL TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE VIEW OF'. BOARD ON DECORATIONS.   Bagley Did Not Get Award Because of Jones Sinking But . for Saving Ship Crew

KNIGHT BOARD IS " UNABLE TO AGREE  WITH SECRETARY   SAY DO NOT BELIEVE OFFICER WHO LOST SHIP-SHOULD BE MIVEN HIGH DECORATION

BOARD AGAINST DANIELS’ ACTION   Disagrees With Secretary in Policy of Awards to Captains Who Lost Shipg.   SOME EXCEPTIONS ARE MADE   Officers Whose Vesse!s Were Tor pedoed, But Who by Good Sea. rnanship and Discipline Saved Ships. Earned the D. S. M.

HEAD OF KNIGHT BOARD DISAGREES WITH SECRETARY   Admiral Knight Creates Sensation 01 Naval Awards   KNOWN AS . “SORLDS WAR’

DIDN'T BELIEVE IN DECORATING MEN WHO FAILED   Chairman of Knight Awarding Board before Senate Com. Says Board Took  Tssiie woth Daniele.   NO AWARDS WHEN SUNK    Navy Department, However, Took  i Stand That Men Whose Ships Were Lost Should be  i Rewarded.

BOARD REFUSES MEDAL TO BAGLEY   Admiral Knight Explains Action Concerning Daniels’ Brotherin-Law.   VESSEL WAS TORPEDOED   Board Explains Why Daniels’ Reason For Giving Decoration Was Faulty.

BOARD DISAGREES WIT, SF. DANIEL   Officers Whe Lost Their Ships Not Entitled Toe Decorations Regardless of Service’ Perfarmed.

DISAGREES WITH D   isagrees With Secretary in-Pol“icy of Awards to Captains Who Lost Ships.   SOME EXCEPTIONS ARE MADE   Whose Vessels Were Torpedoed, But Who by Good Seamanship and Discipline Saved Ships, Earned the D. S. M.   EIGHTY-FIVE REDS INDICTED   Special Grand Jury at Chicago Returns Bills Against Big Batch of Radicals.

NO AGREEMENT CAN BE REACHED   Knight Board and Secretary Daniels Fail to Get Together’

REASONS FOR GIVING ° -BABLEY DECORATION RELATED BY WTNES:   Admiral Knight Head, of Med.  als Board Disagrees With  Secretary Daniels

Does Not Believe That Officers Who Lost Ships Should Re.  rasta Madale

WHEN SHIP IS LOST NO AWARD SHOULD BE GIVEN SAYS ADMIRAL   Chairman of Decoration Board Tells Committee Why Some Commanders Won Honors   Bagley Not Entitled to Cross Of Medal at All in View Held by His Superior

SPAIN TAKES PL8gé IN NATIONS’ LEAGUI   Notifies Premier Clemenceau of Acceptance of Invitation—Three Other Countries Hold  Tere Pawline

TO ASK LEGION "PO KANSAS CITY   Chamber: ef Commerce Begins 0: Plans to Take the 1921 Convention There

 ASK LEGION NO KANSAS CITY   Chat ber-of Commerce Begins 01 Plans to Take the 1921 : Convention. There

WEDDED IN TULSA,   Checotah Lad United in Marriage to Texas Girlin Tulsa \ Last Saturday.

WEDDED SATURDAY np 2 AT TULSA. OKLA.   Checotah Lad United 2 Marriage -+.. to- Texas Girl in‘Tulsa - ? _ Last Saturday. ;

Cost of Strike In First Two Weeks Approximates 12 Million Nallars

LONG STRUGGLE FOLLOWS U.S. STRIKE STAND   ANTHRACITE COAL STRIKE SITUATION

DYING EMPRESS GALLS FOR SON   Deathbed Reconciliation With the Crown Prince Reported.

THe WAIOERI BELICVED 10 BE LIVING   Her Condition Is Worse Today the Temperature Reaching 104. Is With Former Kaiser at Doorn

DOES NOT FAVOR PLAN PROPOSED   Wilson Said to Object to George’s Proposal  ON ISSUE IN ADRIATIC   yommunity of Interests to be Recognized by France Say: Premier — French Pres: Comments Rather Pointedly on Lansing Incident, Inti. mating Autocracy

WILSON'S OBJECTION IS OVERRULED BY PREMIERS      Liord-George and Millerand Seck Set: Uement of Adriatic Without Presitcot'’s Vil.

WILSON UPSETS ADBIATIOC MOVE   Paris Temps Says U. S. President Haits Settlement of Question.   BISAPPROVES ALLIES’ PLAN   Declares United States Will Find it tn possible to Continue in Conference if Matter Is Settled With , gut Consulting Washington.

‘EUROPEAN STATHSMEY RESEN  PRESIDENTS DICTATION.      : p Papers i hat ly Critielse Ti hi nce in gt Wai hi  “Has sta rehensiou.”

PROPOSALS BY L0Y0 GEORGE INACCEPTABLE   Chief Executive Threatens to Withdraw From European Affairs if United States Is Not Consulted as to Issues.   CONSTERNATION IN ITAL   New Turn of Events Prom ises to Delay Still Further Settlement of Aggravating Question—Reply on the Way.

ALLIES REJECT ULTIMATUM OF ~ THE PRESIDENT   FRANCO-BRITISH REPLY TOWILSON SAYS JUGO-SLAVIA MUST ACCEPT.

REJECTION WILUND AUTE BY ENTENTE   ALLIED GOVERNMENTS DO NOT HESITATE IN ANSWERING NOTE   PRES. WILSON DENIES EUROPEAN MUDDLE.   Says That He Did Not Notify th Premiers That the United States Would Not Meddle In European  Affairs, Etc.

WITH ORAWAL THREATEAED BY PRESIDENT OVER FIUME   Sends Note Disap proving George Compromise.

DECLINES APPROVAL OF ADRIATIC ISSUE   Wallace Delivers Memorandum From President Wilson To the Jugo-Slavs

ALLIES REJECT MR. WILSON’ OBJECTION TO ADRIATIC PLAN   Hint Europe Will Attend to the Jugo-Slavia Settlement Without Wilson.   THE PRESIDENT 1S RILED)   Reported to Have Told Allies U. S. Will Not Ccncern Itself If Not Consulted.

SENDS NOTE TO FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE DEALING WITH ADRIATIC QUESTION.   HIS OFFER REJECTED   Lloyd George, of England, and Millerand, of France, Refuse to Agree on President's Proposal of Set tling Jugo-Slav Problem.

ALLIES ARE AGAINST PRESIDENT   Note Sent by Wilson on Adri. atic Question Promptly Rejected,   JUGO-SLAVIA MUST AGREE TO COMPROMISE   President Threatens to With draw U. S. From European Affiairs.

PRESIDENT WILSON CANNOT APPROVE   Of Premier George Proposals United States Wili’ Withdraw From Paris Conference

England, France and Italy Inisist. Jégo-Slavia Must  = Agree to ‘Compromise on Adriatic Ouestinn.

President Indicates America May Refuse to Act In Adriatic Affairs.  Enoland and France Declare Jugo-Slavia Must Abide by Edict.

QUSRECARD PRESIDENT d OBJECTIONS   Premiers Insist on Con templated Settlement Adriatic Question.

PRESIDENT DOES NOT APPROVE FIUME PLAN   Paris Paper Says Memorandum to That Effect Submitted to Foreign Office.

SIMILAR MEMORANDUM iS SENT TO ENGLAND   U, S, Will Find It Impossrole to Continue in Conference Unless It is Consulted Recarding Matter.

MUST AGREE TO COMPROMISE   P rompt Rejection of Ob: _ jections of Wilson Is Reported

REPORT ALLIES HAVE REJECTED WILSON'S NOTE   Echo de Paris Says Premiers  Will Go Ahead With Compro  mise on Adriatic Situation.   REPLY SENT TO WASHINGTON    President's Position Is That the  Original Terms of the Peace   Treaty Should Hold.

WILL REJECT WILSON PROPOSAL   Paris Paper Says His Plan For Settling Adriatic Question Will be Refused.   HE DENIES INTERFERENCE   Contradicts Statement That U. S Would no Longer Concern Hersell! in European Affairs,

ADRIATIG PLAN To UPOET BY WILOOh   Disapproves Proposed Seitlement, Paris Temps Says.   HALTS PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Threatens to Quit Council if the Allies Insist on a Settlement Without Consulting the United States, the Paper Ceclares.

ALLIES REJECT U.S. PROTEST   Jugo-Slavia Must Agree To. Compromise or Treaty of London Will Be Enforced   Réport Wilson ‘Threatened ‘To Withdraw . Denied at White- House -

IS PROMPT   Allies Will Not Wait on Presi dent Wilson Until He Gets feady.

‘LLES REJECTED WilSON DEMURRER   OVERRULE HIS EFFORT TO GET JUSTICE FOR THE  JUGO-SLAYV NATION   MAKE ANOTHER THREAT   Italy, France and Great Britam Say If Jugo-Slavia Does Not Accept, Old Treaty Will Be Operative.

WILSON’S OBJECTION TO COMPROMISE ON ADRIATIG REJECTEL   PARIS NEWSPAPER SAYS REPLY BEING DRAFTED WILL INSIST JUGO-SLAVIA MUST AGREE TO COMPROMISE.

PRES, WILSON REJECTS PLAN — OF L, GEORGE   Said to Have Warned That U.S. Wil Withdraw f& Consultation Is Denied,

PRESIDENT WITHDRAWS FROM FURTHER EFFORT TO PATCH UP FIUME AND ADRIATIC AFFAIR

WILSON BLOCKS PLANS OF ITALY   CANNOT CONCUR IN PROPOSED JUGO-SLAV SETTLEMENT.   NOTICE SERVED UPON ALLIES   Pregram Ewvelved by Lloyd-George Diaapproved, and Warning Given United States Will Not Be Party to It.

WILSON NOTE ON ADRIATIC CASE IGNORED   Lloyd George and Millerané -Turn Down President’s ‘Proposal Quickly.   CONTENTS OF NOTE: .NOT MADE PUBLIC

ALLIED OAD T) atT ON WILSON'S JUGO-SLAVIA KICK   Tale President Threatened to Quit European Affairs If Turned Down Is Denied.   COMPROMISE OR LONDON PACT, FIAT OF PREMIERS   Belgrade Ministry Resigns Due to Constituent Assembly Not Being Called, Story.

NOT PLAYING FALE    PRESIDENT SAYS PROPOSED SETTLEMENT WOULD GIVE ITALY AN ADVANTAGE OVER  JUGO - SLAVIA

WELSON AGAIN UPSETS WORLD PEACE PLANS   Paris Temps Says U. S. President Halts Settiement of Question.   DISAPPAOVES ALLIES’ PLAN   Declares United Stztes Will Find it Im pocsibic to Continue in Confer. enee if Matter Is Settled With. cut Consulting Washington,

LLOYD GEORGE 1S 10 DRAFT A NOTE TD PRESIDENT OF U.S, REJECTING “OBJECTIONS.”

paris Temps Says U. S. President Halts Settlement  of Question.   DISAPPROVES ALLIES’ PLAN   ‘Declares United Stctes Wil! Find it Im. possible to Continue in Confer. ence if Matter Is Settled With out Consulting Washington. 

WILSON IN. WARNING ON ADRIATIC   Tells Entente That Question Must Not be Settled  without the U- S  ORTECTS TO PLAN   President is Against the Allied Ultimatum Sent to Belgrade

PONZ! CONTENT TO STAY IN JAIL   BOSTON BANKER IS HELD IN $25.000 BALL—RECEKIVES $5,000 WHILE IN CUSTODY.

PONZI iS CONTENT TO REMAIN IN JAIL   Says He Will Meet All Obliga tions if Given Sixty Days in Custody of Guards.

PONZI IS CONTENT   Satisfied to Remain in Jail He : Now Declares

PONZ! GETS MORE CASH TO INVEST   Credulous Persons Still Have Faith in Jailed Finance Wizard.

PONZI SAYS HE IS CONTENT TO STAY IN JAIL   Voney Continues to Roll in; He Is Confident.

ARGUMENTS TOORY IN TRIAL OF FALLS GOUNTY NEGRO AT GEORGETOW!   DEPENDANT WAS ON STAND IN HiS OWN BEHALF LATE YES. TERDAY IN MURDER TRIAL,

TORNADO TAKES LIVES OF SCORE IN ARKANSAS   TWENTY-TWO KNOWN DEAD, HUNDRED INJURED AND LOSS-TO PROPERTY HEAVY,

Posey County Breeders Association Co-operatesin Carrying On Boys And Girts Pig Clubs.

SIK DEAD IN IRISH CLASH   Five Civilians and Military Policeman Killed In Bruff.

FIVE CHILDREN AT DANCE KILLED IN IRISH RAID      Women Drop to Floor to Get Out of Range of Sldiers’ Ritladie

AUTO INDUSTRY FACES SHORTAGE OF OUTPUT NOW   TIGHTENING OF MONKEY BY BANKS CAUSE MANUFACTURERS TO LAY OFF WORKERS

AUTO INDUSTRY IS HARD HIT   Thousands of Employes Being Laid Off by Big Automobile Plants in Indiana.   JEXPECT LOWER PRICES

Auto Plants in East Forced to Curtail Output   Thousands of Employes Laid Off in Indianapolis; May Sus‘pend Entirely

MANUFACTURERS FACE SHORTAG!   ee LeAD OF BANKS TO LOAN MONEY CAUSES SUSPENSION   OF AUTO INDUSTRY  ahemen ethem nurshem uarth mautrta

Refusal of Banks to Extend Cred it to Déalers and Makers Is Given as. the Reason.

THREATENED  AUTO INDUSTRY  ‘WTHSUSPENSO   Tightening of Moncy by Banks fause Ato Factories to Reduce Forces.

SLUMP SEEN IN AUTO BUSINESS   TIGHTENING UP OF MONEY BY BANKS BLAMED FOR REDUCTION OF HELP.

NEW LOW GROUND IN COTTON TRADE   March Sells Down to 13.95 Today.

WARSAW HEARS OF ROUT   Officially Reported That Tenth Soviet Division Destroyed Near Mouth of Beresina’ River.

Remnanits of: Russian Tenth Division Killed or Captured in Attempt to Make Escape Across River Dneiner.   PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW IN NORTHERN PROVINCES   Twenty-Four Hour Work Day in Administrative Offices Decreed by Soviet in Effort to TInerenase Production

Tenth Division Reds’ Army in Complete Rou   Martial Law With the Death Penalty Is Established  tm Mancente

REDS PROGLAN ARTIAL-LAVN  PEATOR BUSSIA   ‘Soviet Heads Corifer. Powers on Provincial Officers to Carry Out Their: Becrees

Take Steps to Arrange Armistice With Poland   BUT RUSSIANS DO NOT FIX FINAL LOCATION FOR THE MEETING—ALLIES ARE TO CONFER ON MATTER—IT IS SAID RUSSIANS WILL PRESENT LIST OF ALLEGED POLISH CRIMES, FOR DUE REPARATIONS.    PRELIMINARY STEPS.

NANCE -TO-SAVIED DAYLIGHE         ‘Cont, ‘Shortage, ‘Canses French to

VERMONT BALLOT CARRIES WOOD'S NAME ONLY   Names Other Uandidates Written in; Only Seven Per Cent Vole ~

SUGGEST U.S. AJD  FOR HOME BUILDER:   Health Officials Say “Disease In Ure moted Ry Congested Housing— TRegulatinn Sought,

U.S, AID 1S ASKED   Housing Regulations to Improve Health Pessmmended

Sermon on Love of God Ends Cleveland Strike   After Hearing Conciliator John J. Walsh, 550 Men Decide to Go Rack ta Work

SERMON ENDS A WALKOUT   Packing Hgquse Employes Hear Con. ciliation Agent.

GLADSTONE’S SON DIES   Enilnent Statesman Was Father of Late London. Minister.

STEPHEN GLADSTONE DEAD   Second Son of Famous Briti-h Statesman Was 76 Years Old.

CUT OUT EXORBIPANT PROFITS:   ‘That Is Banker's: Adsiec Ay Renedy to Mabilize Conditions.

BUSINESS NOT GET BIG PROFITS   Declares Business Should Adopt) an Advisory Position at Present

WORK A SAVING NEEDED, ceuMtR CATT   Steel Magnate Tells of Cure ’ for Situation War Caused,   Declares Existing Slump in  Business Best Thing  for America.

OCHINAB MAKES PLEA FOR ALL TO WORK HARI   Only Through United and Persistent Effort Can Civlization Be Saved   DECLARES NO PLACE IN U. S. FOR LOAFER   STEEL MAGNATE SAYS EFFI. CIENT PRODUCTION Is ONLY GUARANTY OF EMPLOYMENT AND HIGHER WAGES,

DEMOCRATIC CHIEF PLEADS FOR WOME        CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS — URGES  TENNESSEE TO RATIFY SUF  FRAGE AMENDMENT  1 TO CONSTITUTION

FENNEOGEE URGED APT SUFFRAGE   “CUMMINGS URGES GOV. ROBERT: TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION AT ONCE

NEWBERRY JURY, READY FOR TRIAL. HAS 6 FARMERS   Other Members include Grain, Dealer, Caitle  TRageprand Cirarer

NEWBERRY JURY IS COMPLETED   Over One Hundred Men Charged With Elec tion Conspiracy

JURY IS COMPLETED IN NEWBERRY TRIAL; BOTH SIDES SATISFIEL   JUDGE SESSIONS ‘WARNS THEN TO TAKE CARE NOT TO CATCH THE “FLU”

SECURE JURY IN NEWBERRY TRIAL TODAY   ‘Half the Members of the Jury  Are Farmers and the  ) Other Half Are Busi : ness Men.

1S COMPLETEN   Nearly All Men Accepted Are Farmers or Engag In Pursuits Allied to Ag: riculture. °

ADMONISHES JURYMEN TO SAFEGUARD HEALTI   Panel Selected in Trial of Senato Newberry Case is Excused by the Court Over Week-end

COMPLETE JURY THAT WILL TRY SEN, NEWBERR}   Six of Number Are Farmers and Ten Known to Be Republicans.   EXCUSED UNTIL TUESDAY   Judge Cautions Men to Guard   - Health—Most of Defend." ants on the Job.

IMPANEL JURY IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Ts MADE UP QUITE LARGELY OF WICHIGAN FARMERS   Judge Calls Lpon Jurors te Exercise Major Precautions to Protect Health.

CARS LEAVE TRACKS: BRIDGE I$ WRECKED   RAILROAD MEN BLAME HIGH WIND FOR WRECK AT SUGAR CREEK; DETOUR TRAINS

TRIAL BY. COMMISSION PLANNED. FOR IRELAND   ‘BRITISH AUTHORITIES ADMIT -ARRESTS MORE NUMEROUS THAN GIVEN OUT,

BRYAN WILL BE BOSS   OF SEBRASKA DELEGATION 1N NATIONAL CONVENTION SAY PAPERS OF THAT STATE,

NEBRASKA ELEGTS BRYAN DELEGATES   Latest Returns Give Commoner Ten Delegates and Hitchcock Six.

BAYAN STOCK 1 NUWN POINT IN NEBRASKA RAGE   Drops From First to Second Place as Count Proceeds; He Will Control the State Delegation. However.

BRYAN SECURES ~CTATE GONTRI    . we Peerless Leader Will Have "Eight Delegates and Sen  ator Hitchcock Four

BRYAN TO CONTROL STATE DELEGATION   SUCH IS INDICATION IN RE TURNS FROM 1,467 OUT OF 1,819 PRECINCTS.

HTN TO CONTROL STATE DELEGATION   teturns from Majority. of Precinct: Tudicate Pen for Him and Six for Hitcheock,

GORE IS DEFEATED. IN OKLAHOMA PRIMARY   Loses His Job Mainly Through Pro German Sympathies During the Late War,

OKLAHOMA HANDS DEFEAT 10 GORE    Seat Ferris, Running or - Wilson: Platform Wins: SenYo.  agtorial. Nomination   ALL “RESULTS UNKNOWN   No Changes Reported ‘in the Kansas State-Wide Primary; Returns Are Incomplete

MARKET REPORTS 10 BE SENT TO FARMER!   SUMMARIZED REPORT OF MARY ET CONDITIONS TO BE MAIL. ED EACH DAY

HUNGER STRIKE BRINGING id TOCORK MAY   Last Sacrament Administered; Prisoner’s Wife Demands Lioyd-George as Murderer.

WIFE OF MSWENEY SUMMONED   Condition of Lord Mayor of Dublin Rerarded Critleal.

Cork Mayor Given ‘Last Sacrament in London Jail.   Lloyd George Refuses Release, as End _ Approaches

Street Car Men Battle with Bandits   Try to Reseuve Night Watchman and  Are Greeted With Shower of a ) eo

BATTLE WITH BANDITS   Thras, Men Wounded in Fight Ove: Milk Aeceipte,

Eo r,r—r—its”tC  MacSWINEY STILL LIVES   Report at 10 O'clock Indicated Extreme Weakness

AACSWINEE STILE LIVING.   Physicinn Suggests Mayor Be Not Allawed to Tnlk.

LORD MAYOR MACSWINEY STILL ALIVE, BUT FADING AWAY. SAYS HIS PRIFS)

MACSWINEY STILL LIVING,   Physician Suggests Mayor Be Not AlSine én, Sandie

(OX AT HOME FROM TRIP WEST   BELIEVES HIS CAWPAIGON HAS GAINED FROW THIS MONTHS Tthip

WILL TAKE A BRIEF REST BE FORE RESCMING HIS FIGHT 1A RAST   LEADERS TELL HIM SENT! MENT IS COMING HIS WAY RAPIDLY AT PRESENT -

Democratic Candidate Resting at Dayton After Western Jaunt.   GOES TO COLUMBUS ON TUESDAY, THEN SOUTH   Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Hlinols, to Be Visited eX bt

Campaign Gains Moventum as Resnis of His Month's Tour of the West.

COX PLthot WITH iS TUR   RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP CONFIDENT THAT HIS CAMPAIGN 1S GAINING MOMENTUM,.   TAKING A BRIEF RES   Weidnestay Night the Democratic Candidate, WIL Start on Swing Trough Kentacky, Tennes cee, Indiana wud HWiinois,

COX I$ CONFIDENT   Reaction Has Commenced in His Di_ rection, is Report.

aS a TT LT  TIDE Lo TURNED NOAINGT 6. 0. ?. PAY DECLARES   Campaign Has Resolved Itself Into a Solemn Referendum on League, He Says   SENTIMENT IS CHANGING RAPIDLY, SAY DEMOCRATS   GOVERNOR TELLS DELEGA TION OF WOMEN THAT VE MALE VOTE WILL DECIDE THE LEAGUE ISSUE.

[SALEM ASKS STATE AID  IN FIGHT ON TYPHOID; PICCACE FACT CDBLATIN

THREE BEAD AND 102 WOUNDED   Disorders in Paris Resulted in 103 Ar rests—Foreigners Arrested to ’ Be Deported.

MAY DAY CASUALTIES   Three Dead and 102 Wounded in Paris Disoders

G. 0. P. COLLECTS $2.466.019   Expenditures From June to October Reported as $2.741.5n2

TOTAH DISBURSEMENTS.   Republican National Committee Files Statement With Contributions.

DOBUROEMENTS Ut REPUBLICAN FUNG   Treasurer Upham Files State ment of $2,741,503.34 in the House.

DISBURSEMENTS $2,741,503 IN REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN   This Sum Expended Between June 14 and Oct. 18 of This Year. Number of Contri butors 34,867.

TOTAL EXPENDITURES REPUBLICANS PLACED AY 92,741.50   Disbursements Betweer June 14 and October 18 Are Given

D0, P. EXPEMoE3 (NEAR THREE MILLION   Total Comes From 34,867 Contributors.

TREASURER UPHAM FILES REPUBLICAN STATEMENT   Shows Total Disbursements by National Committee Have Been $2,741,503.34.

34.867 DONATE TO CAMPAIGN ~ FUND OF PARTY   *igures Revresent Disbursements Made in Four Months, Statement Shows   16 GIVE OVER $1,000      HAMILTON CLUB, CHICAGO. Is LARGEST SINGLE CONTRIBU TOR, GIVING $6,120.50

G. 0. P. HAS SPENT: OVER TWO MILLIOD   ‘Treasurer of National Committe  Files Statements With Clerk of  House of Representatives

PRESIDENTS EXPENSIVE.   Republicans Show Three Quarters of a Million a Month is Spent.

AMUNDSEN OFF FOR POLE   Leaves Nome for Long Drift With the Arctic Ice.

“WAH HOP OWAN ZANG MUN’   That Is the Alleged Reason For the High Cost of Straw Lids This Season.

FAMINE IN STRAW HATS THREATENED DECLARE DEALERS   Chinese Straw Braid Makers Said to Be Going Into Other Industries

VETERANS ELECT   37th Names MacMacken President—-Toledo Convention City

SOCIALISTS ON 216 OUTSIDE.   {oother Vain Effort Made to Seat  Them tu New York Assembly.

Fal TO RESEAT: ANE ‘SOCIALIST ~~ ASSEMBLYME}   “ourthi- ‘Effort - Finds Legista “tors ‘Solidly 1 Behind Speaker  Sweet—The State Bar As "sociation: Members ‘Througt “Hughes...Offer ~Sugpestion To Re Renan. Tadavy :

Federation of Labor Counsel Charges Attorney General With Turning Tail on Two Proposed Measures Dealine With Reds      PALMER COMES BACK WITH DENIAL;  WOULD CORRECT WRONG IMPRESSION

PALER DENIC AN ALLEGATION   By Representative Rodenberg of Wlinois, That He Has “Cold Feet"’   ON THE ANTI-SEDITION BILL BEFORE CONGRESS   American Federation Counse  Ralston Says Palmer Turn ed Tail and Ran.

'ATAL RACE RIOT ILLINOIS TOWN   lurder of Two Young Men In spires War Against Foreigners in West Frankfort   SCORES ARE INJURED   Attempt to Photograph ‘Riol Scene Causes Camera Man to Be Beaten to Death

MOB CONTROLS ILLINOIS TOWN   ‘THREATEN TO DRIVE OUT FOREIGN POPULATION FOLLOWING DISCOVERY F MURDER.

Poet-Soldier Says It Is Not Worth While  Dying for Italy; Will Depart In Airplane; Suspension of Hostilities Is Prolonged; Treaty of Rapallo Will Be Recognized   AGREEMENT ABOUT CONCLUDED

HEAVY DAMAGE DONE SUNDAY BY HURRICANE   BUFLDINGS DAMAGED ‘ERE WIRE SERVICE CRIPPLED AND DOZENS OF TREES‘ BROKEN OFF OR UPROOTED   LOSSES ARE HEAVY IN RURAL DISTRICT   DESPITE INTENSITY OF THE STORM NO FATALITIES OR INJURIES HAVE REEW PVPOARTKEN

LOSSES ARE HEAVY IN RURAL DISTRICT   DESPITE ENTENSITY OF THE STORM NO FATALITIES OR TRITRIES WAVE BEEN REPORTED

LAKE STEAMER CAUGHT IN ICE DRIFTS AWAY   The Sidney 0. Neff is Out o Sight of Land—Seen Off Racine.

AWARD D. S. M. TO THOS. A. EDISON   FAMOUS INVENTOR GIVEN MEDAL FOR SERVICE ON NAVAL CONSULTING BOARD

Rat toy cl, ana THOMAS A, EDISON HONORED FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE

WARRANT FOR BARRETT.   Captain Charged With Theft of Jew els from Mrs, J. D. Spreckels Jr,

4 WARRANT OUT FOR BARRETT   Captain Acecnsed of Theft ef the  Spreckels Jewels.

GEO. W. CULLISON NAMED-T0-SUCCEED ARTHUR ON BENCH   Veteran Harlan Lawyer Nom inated by Republican Judicial Committee. Governor To Apponit Him, Vacancy.

CULLISON IS NAMED TO SUCCEED ARTHUR   Veteran Harlan Lawyer Nomina ted by Rebublican Judicial Committee. ° Governor To Appoint Vacancy.

PRESIDENTS-ELECT TO MEET.   Obregen Is Willing to Confer With Harding.

DBREGON INDICATES HIS WILLINGNESS 16 MEET WITH HARDING   Meeting at International Bor. der Spoken of as “Beneficial to Both Countries”

CM. MANKER OF WEBB CITY DIES   PRESIDENT OF BANK WAS PROMINENT IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS FOR MANY YEARS.

SHARLES MANKER, WEG GITY BANK PRESIDENT. HES   Widely Known Business Man Aided in Locating Southwest Offices in Home Town While Mayor There.

HARDING PARTY. LET OT RANDED AT PT, (GABE   Train Takes Four Hours to Run a Mile and Back and Gives the Trip Up   ‘A GREAT LARK,’ SAYS SENATOR AND HIS WIFE   “PRESIDENTIAL SPECIALS’ EQUIPMENT, BROUGHT OVE! FROM BELGIUM 50 YEAR: AGO, BREAKS DOWN.

HARDING PARTY “HAS HARD TIME   SMALL NARROW GUAGE, MON. GREL RAILROAD OUTFIT BREAKS DOWN ;

HARDING TO TRY TO LEAVE TOWN   Effort to Vacate Storm Swept Little Fishing Village To Be Made Today By Train.

President-Elect and Party Un able to Leave Storm-Torn Vacation Cottage.

Party Will Try Again Today to Reach Brownsville to Escane Storm.   “PRES.DENTIAL SPECIAL” HAD BAD DAY SUNDAY.   President-elect Thought Trials of Railroading Was Great Lark,

Party Will Try Again Today-t Reach Brownsville to’E cape Storm,  -.           “PRES) ENTIAL SPECIAL HAD BAD DAY SUNDA           President. elect Thought. Rai Foading Was Grsat La

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING TO TRY TO LEAVE POINT   Marocmed at Polnt Isabel For Twi Days by Tmpassable Roads and Storm,

VIRTUAL DE FACTO TREATY WITH REDS   WASHINGTON REGARDS BRIT ISH AGREEMENT AS PRAC. TICAL RECOGNITION   fEXT 1S BEING STUDIED   in Trade Agreement Russia and England Agree to Give Trade Representatives Diplomatic Status .

GREAT BRITAIN HAS, RECOGNIZED SUMIET   Trade Agreement is a Practical Recognition: of the Gov ernment, According to  Offi—cials at Washineton.—Att tude of France Unchanged.

GREAT \T BRITAIN TO RECOGNIZE SOVIET   Russian Soviets. State Depare New Agreement is Drawn Up Witt i ment Gets a Copy.

GREAT BRITAIN GIVES VIRTUAL RECOGNITION TD RUSSIAN DE FACTO  SAVIFT. CAVERNMEN

TO MARE SOVIET  i  ONE OF POWERS   Copy of British Treaty With Reds Is Received at Washington.   IS DE FAGTO RECOGNITIOR   Agreement Provides for Resident Trade Agents of Britainin Russia and of Russia in Britain—-Ilm mune Frem Arrest.

BAIT at-alVie  PAGT OUTLINED   Treaty Will Make Russia One o' the Powers.   A DE FACTO RECOGNITION   Covenant as Agreed to Provides for Resident Agents of Britain in Russia and Russ in Britain— Washington Gets Copy.

~ RECOGNIZED ~ASAPOWER   opy of British Treaty With Reds ls Received at Washington,   ($ DE FACTO RECOGNITION   Agreement Provides for Resident Trade Agents of Britain in Russia and of Russia in Britain—im mune From Arrest.

Reds Win Recognition Of Britain   TRADE = PACT PERMITS CODE; MENTIONS PERMANENT TREATY.

England Recognizes “Soviet Regime, State Department Believes   Proposed Trade Agreement is Far Reaching, According to Washineton .

Soviet Russia’s Recognition Seen In British Move   Washington Views Proposed Trade Agreement as First Move   Preamble States it is De sirable that “Peace, Trade and Com _ merce Be Re- — sumed.

Proposed Trade Compact Regarded as Recognition  of Russia by Britair

LS —_ —_— —  Ask’ Mexico to . ae Energetic Measures to Punish Murderers

ilien WAKO Ut  ANOTHER BR WAR   (Albert Hart of Harvard _ Urges America Make  _ Speedy Preparation   REDICTS CONFLICT WITHIN TEN YEARS   ombination of Germany Japan and Russia Not Unlikely, He Declares

PREDICTS WAR IN 10: YEARS   Harvard Professor Sees New * Line-Up of Powers

HART SEES “BIG WAR” IN EUROPE   HARVARD MAN RECOMMENDS THE TRAENING IN UNITED STATES TO PREPARE.   TO COME IN 5 OR 10 YEARS

PREPARE FOR ANOTHER. BIG WAR   HARVARD PROF. CRGED Us, “TO MAKE PREPARATIONS For BIG Wir   POSITIVELY CRDUNAL IF U8 DOES NOP MAKE SPEEDY PREPARAPIONGS

ZOO STOCK COMES HIGH      Price of Wila Animate Ta Germany Ils Prohibitive.

CORN LEMOS WIT HAY GLOSE SECON   Value Important Farm Crops This Year $9,148,519,000 Compared With $14 087,995,000 Last Year. :

QUIT CONVENTION   SPLIT OCCURS BEWEEN JUS. TICE COHALON AND DE VALERA FACTIONS.

Differences of Justice Cohalina and De Valera Come tuo Head at  WUercester. Vass.

IRISH CONVENTIONS IN TWO STATES SPLIT ON METHODS   DeValera Men Bolt in Mas sachusetts and Antis’ in Pennsylvania

HOUSE PASSES P. 0. MEASURE   Post Office Appropriation Bill Provides Extension of the Aerial Mail Service.

P. 0. BILL 0. KD BY HOUSE   Appropriation Measure Provides for Extension of Aerial Mail.

PASS P. 0. BIEL REPORT   Honee Senda Measure Froviding Cross Country Acrial Mati to Peasidemt far Sieweture.

MORE TROUBLE IN TRAVEL IN WEST EUROPE   Nine Vises are Required to Carry Traveler from Constantinople to Paris

SEVERE ON TOURISTS   End'ess Passport Ru'es Are Enforced by Turk Authorities.   Many Travelers Take Shipe to Man seilles or Venice to Escape Arguments at the Frontiers.

Dr. Copeland Declares Need for Institution Has Passed—Diames Kneliah Trade.

INHABIT CITY. PARK   Tents Pitched'on Newark Common for Evicted Families.

A TENT TOWN SPRINGING UP   Newark, SS. J. Families Eivieted bs Landiords Dwelling With fort in the Open.

WAR DEPT HELPS EVICTED FAMILIES HOUSED IN TENTS   Canvas City Springs Up:in New Jersey Town to Beat High  ' Cost of ‘Houses.

NEWARK PEOPLE LIVING IN TENTS   110 Families Evicted by Land. lords Erect a City of Canvas

BRITISH BOMBARD ODESSA   English Warships Begin to Shell Biack Sea Port Captured by the Bolsheviki.

UVESSA SHELLED BY BRITISH   Warships Begin Bombardment o RPiack Sea Port Taken by Reds.

SENATOR FALL UNWILLING 10 WolT MEXICO   Invitation of Cabrera to Con duct Investigations Beyond Border Is Declined

‘OFFERED TRAIN TO FALL   Mexican : Government - Offered  hence To Committee.

MORE TO DO THAN ACCOMPLISHED   Congress Passed Only _ Eight Bills but Appro»priated Billions   IMPORTANT MEASURES   Were Held Up, Including .Bonus Bill, Tax Revision and Peace

BOYCOTT ITS POTATC      “Spade” Drop From $7.50 to $4.55 a Bushel When Detroit Rofusos to Baye-—Egye Next.

Soldiers Descend Upon Trim and Completed the Wreckage Which Had Been Commenced By Policemen; Inhabitants Fled to the Country in Panic.

BRITTON oACK FAMOUS [nISH CITY fit TRIM   Mass Of Smouldering Ruins Marks Site Of Historical Spot.   POLICE CONDUCT RAID   Burn Business Houses and Homes Of Prominent Sinn Feiners.   IS MISTORICAL Orry

FIND WOMANS BODY ~ AT PORT WASHINGTON   REMAINS OF CHICAGO WOMAN RECOVERED THIRTY MILES FROM SCENE OF

REICHSTAG 0. K.’S SPA TERMS   Majority Soclalists Vote With Coall. tion Parties Backing Government.

acti eae  82 PERSONS LYNCHED IN AMERICA IN 1919, TUSKEGEE ANNOUNCES

AMUNDSEN WIRES PARTY ALL SAFE   Explorer’s Steamer Wedged in Pack ice in Bering Sea.

GARDEN CITY ALONE IS DRY   Only Weather Station in Kansas Not 2Feaportine Pain.

Iv RAINED. LAST NIGHT   ‘Only One Station In The Whols State Failed to Report Rain.

MINNESOTA READY TOSOLTE FARMER? MARKET PROBLEM   Co-Gperative Associations Aré Fostered by Statewide Organization Plans.

CO-OPERATION AND FARMERS   Minnesota Leader Tells o! Benefits Thereby to His State.

FLU CONTINUES TO TAKE TOL N CHCAGE   Forty-eight Deaths Reported in the Past Twenty-four Hours in -That City   FIGHT AGAINST THE EPIDEMIC IS KEPT UP   Surgeon General Blue Warns the Nation Against Becoming: Panicky at This Time

ETURN OF KiNe      Coustintine 7 Gets. Ove whelmins , »Majotlty b.Plebiscite—aAl. most Uniiinstas s         4 OHINT TO. THE: -ALEIES            ee a eed  Should  Understand Greck Sentt  “tient, aid. Gul Notes,: Constan-  tine's.. Moll $! Content.

GREEK PLEBISCITE OVERWHELMINGLY IN FAVOR OF EX-KING   Election of Sunday Merely ; formality; Result Never in Doubt   WILL WITHDRAW FINANC'AL AID SAYS NOTE FROM LONDO?      France Demands Immediate Payment of Loans from Greece

bAEEAS VOI ith MAJORITY 1) ENT ARUNE MNS FANTINE   Almost Unanimously Favor Former Ruler’s Return io Power   ENGLAND TO CUT OFF GREECE'S CREDIT   French Also Demand Loans Outstanding Be Paid at Once

GREEKS STRONG FOR RETURN OF DEPOSED KINE   Plebiscite Returns Shov Over-whelming Sentiment For Constantine.

CONSTANT INE WINS. ~ GREEK: PLEBISCITE   Return: OF Former King. peat Allies. Shut Of - Support Pre See ry: Bande oo

Overwhelming Desire for Government by Former Ruler Shown in Plebiscite in Greece Sunday; Voting Closes at Sundown After a Peaceful Day   CONSTANTINE IS CONFIDENT   Wid Senkne in wthene.

VOTE FAVORS FORMER KING   Britain and France te Withdraw Financial Help at Once

RECALL. CONSTANTINE   YOTE FOR THE OLD KING'S RETURN JS UNANIMOUS.   Great Britain Serves Notice it He - Returns Greece May. Expect no Further British Money,

GREEK PLEBIOGHTE FAVORS RETURNING DETHRONED KING   Vote Appears to Indicate Over whelming Majority for Former Ruler.   Great Britain and France Already Bring Pressure to Bear on Greece.

Plebiscite Shows Constantins Is the Choice of Greeks by a Big Majority

CONSTANTINE 13 SURE OF RESULT   Plebisoite Robbed of Usual Election Day Suspense.  ‘eisledasdiniliilibmtiimiis   LITTLE CONCERN SHOWN

PLEBISCITE FAVOR KING CONSTANTINE   OVERWHELMING MAJORERY CAS’  -vOR RETURN OF FORMER oI NG_OF GREECE

Eletcion InGreece. Favors Constantine   Indleationg Fr om Election. Reports Phat Plebescite -Overwhelmingh Pavors Return to Greek naeaai a Constantine.

GREECE SHOWS RESENTMENT Of ALLIED NOTES   Vote in Favor of Constan tine’s Return to Throne is Overwhelming.   COUNT VOTE AS FORMALIT

No Further Finencial Aid if Constantine Returns, Says Great Britain   Adherents of Former King Say the Allies Are Wasting Time Writing Netes

SAP RS SS ESTES OE ccadiacadhuinsies toenail ibid oN eS (Yee ee ee  CONSTANTINE WINS EASILY   Greece Is Overwhelming]; in Favor of Return

xo  VOTE FOR RETURN OF KING.   Plebtacite in Greece Strengly Favers Coastantine.

PEOPLE WANT. ~~ CONSTANTINE   Indications F Point  to Plebiscite: Favoring Re‘turn of King

PPFEK DIFRISCITE   Wild Scenes Follow «Return: Giving Overwhelming Vote eer to Ex-King. eh

GREEKS VOTE FOR EX-KING   Returna From Ptebiscite Show People Would Recalt Ruler—Gritain Takes Action.

CONSTANTINE GETS. READY FOR RETURN   GREEK KING WILL LEAVE LU ZERNE SOON FOR GREECE

CONSTANTINE 1 PAEEK ELEC   INDICATED PLEBISCITE OVER WHELWINGLY FAVORS HIS RETURN TO THRONE.

CALLED BACK 1d GREEK THROWE   Constantine is Chosen King of Greece By Overwhelm. ing Majority.

GREEKS WANT CONSTANTINE   Former King Secures. Big Majority.   BRITAIN TO EXTEND NO FURTHER HELP   France Demands Payment _ of Loans.

GONG “tL i 1 GREEK THRONE   People Vote” Overwhelm ingly for Ex-King’s Return.

FOR RETURN OF CONSTANTINE   Plebiscite Gives Overwhelming Majority in Favor of Former King of Greece   All Arrangements Made for Return of Former Ruler From Switzerland

GREEKS VOTE BY BG MAJORITY 10 RESEAT OLD KING      j  FRANCE CALLS IN LQANS—GRBRAT BRITA! EFUSES FURTURR  "ASSISTANCE .

Plebiscite Held Sunday Shows People Overwhelmingly in Favor of Former King.     LINER SENT TO MEET EX-RULER     Great Britain Withdraw:   Great Britain Withdraw: Financial Aid—France Demands Payment .of Notes.

Constantine Has Overwhelming Majority in Plebiscite; Allied Warships Are in Harbor.

CONSTANTINE IS GREEK CHOICE   Plebescite Favors Returr of Former King to Throne

ROMO TW FEN QVER VITE To   Returns From Piebiscite Overwheimirigly in Favor: of Constantine for Monarch

HARDING  ENCOUNTERED OPPOSITION th oH   Because He Permitted Ilis Interests to Be Handled by Inside Political Coterie.

GLFE'S VERSION   Of Opposition Encountered in Ohic by Senator Hardine.

0’CALAGHAN IS NEW CORK MAYOK   CHOSEN TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY M’SWINEY DEATH.

CALLED TO THE MAYOR'S CHAIR   O’Canlakan te Succeed the Late Terence MacSwiney.

TELEGRAPHERS DISSATISFIED  They Will Go! To Members With Strike Provision, -

UNIONS SEEK NEW HEARING BEFORE BOARD   Fifteen Brotherhoods Join In Move, But Trainmen Will Submit Decision, With Strike Question, to Vote Among Workers.

UNDER PROTEST RAIL MEN WILt! ACCEPT WAGES   BUT KEYMEN ARE TRUCULENT _   MAY STRIKE—CASE OF UNIONS IS TO BE RENEWED

ACCEPT AWARD UNDER PROTEST; STRIKE AVERTED   Rail Union Chiefs Leave After Conclusion of Conferences   TELEGRAPHERS HOLD BACK       Strike Yote Expected to be Taken bv This Branch, Claiming Unfairness

Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers Decide to Reject Decision of Labor Board Offering Strike Proposition to Order's Membership; Case Will Be Renewed   GOMPERS OPPOSES RATE RAISE

SIXTEEN UNIONS AGREE TO ACDEPT. ~~ UNDER PROTEST   Wage Awards Will . be Appealed by the Brotherhoods, —Telegraphers Will Have  - Referendum on Strike at an Early Date.

ACCEPT WAGE HIKE UNDER PROTEST.   Will Renew Fight Before Railway Labor Roard for Higher Pay.

LABOR LEADERS LEAVE CHICAGO   Brotherhood Chiefs Accep Wage Award ‘‘Under Protest.’’

ACCEPT THE WAGE AWARD,   Brotherhood of Railway Telegraph. Only Exeeption.

IELEGHAPHERS DIOOATISEIED  WITT AWARDS TAK STRIKE   Fifteen Unions Will <Accept New Wage Award Under Protest   GOMPERS DISCUSSES RAIL BOARD RULING   Referendum Vote on In crease Not Complete Before September

TELEGRAPHEES ALONE REJECT WAGE AWARD   Other Railway Unions Accept, But Wil! Renew Their Demands.

FIFTEEN RAIL UNIONS ACGEP”   Award of Railway Lahor Boare Accepted Under Protest hy Al! But One Craft.   FIGHTING HIGHER RATES

FIFTEEN RAIL “UNIONS VOTE ACCEPT AWARD  aie   Telegraphers Only Ones to Balk—No Strike -

UNIONS ACCEPT UNDER PROTEST   15 Rail Bodies Act; Teleg raphers Consider Strike

TELEGRAPHERS SUBMIT AWARD TO THE RANKS   Gompers Declares Labor Board Has Failed  in Duties.

RAIL WAGE AWARG IS ACCEPTED UNDER PROTEST BY UNIONS   Will be Referred to Member: ship by Telegraphers With Strike Proposition.   FIFTEEN ORGANIZATIONS DECIDE TO RENEW CASE   Samuel Gompers Says Men Af. fected Had a Right to be Dis. appointed at First Test of ‘Wage Making Side of Esch. Cummings Act.

Ronds Desire to Boost Rates of All Classes of Service to Provide For $600,000,000 Wages Just Granted Employes      WAGE DECISION IS ACCEPTED

UNIONS ACCEPT WAGE AWARDS UNDER PROTES]   TELEGRAPHERS TO WITHHOLD  @ ACCEPTANCE—SETTLEMENT  LEFT TO MEMBERSHIP  j

13 UNIONS ACCEPT RAIL WAGE AWARD INNER PRATEST   TELEGRAPHERS TO REFER DECISION TO MEMBERS WITH STRIKE PROP errs weetar a ey   Seven Groups Vote for Refer. endum of Individual RoadAiec 1

15 UNIONS ACCEPT _ BUT WITH: PROTEST   Other Will Submit Strike Pro_posalto Members.

UNIONS ACCEPT AWARD; PROTEST   Telegraphers Refere Award to Membership—15 Unions Will Review Cases

2 OF RAIL UNIONS ACCEPT RIV NAGE AWARD UNDER PROTEST "gu, .-ONE GROUP HOLDING QUT

TO PROTEST DASE WITH ANARD LATER      Telegraphers Take Exception and Will Submit Ques.  tien to Referendum.   EXECUTIVES ASK RATE BOOST TO MEET RAISE   Would Increase Passenger, Freight, Milk Tariff and Puilman Fares.

UNION CHIEFS AGLEPT AWARD NOER PROTEST   Railroad Wire Workers Only Ones to Submit Strike Proposal to Members. They Allege Discrimination.   BACK PAY MAIN OBJECT   After That Is Obtained Leaders Declare Will Make Requests for Further Wage Increases. To Renew Their Case.

ACCEPT AWARD IN ORDER TO COLLECT BACK PAY ALLOWEL   More lnportant Railway Unious Will Agree Under Protest To Board’s Figures   BUT WILL AT ONCE PREPARE ADDITIONAL DEMAND   Telegraphers Say They Were Badly Treated and Are Not At All Satisfied

HAIL MEN IN oc oalUh   ACCEPTANCE OF WAGE SCALE Is ALMOST UNANIMOUS.   Individual {¢bjection is) Pound in  Some Sectlons.

Operators Order Refers Award to ‘Members With. Strike Proposition —~ Fifteen Other  Organizations Decide to Renew Their Case Before Rail. way. Labor Board.

ACCEPT wate   BUT KEYMEN: ARE TRUCULENT      MAY STRIKE—CASE OF UNIONS 18 TO BE RENEWED

BROTHERHCODS ACCEPT AWARD UNGER PROTEST   ALL BUT ONE OF SIXTEEN RECOGNIZED UNIONS DECIDE TO RENEW CASE.  -

Ail Organizations of Railroad Workers Except Telegraphers, Unite in Decision; Seven Out of 16 for Referendum

ACCEPTS RAIL ‘WAGE BUT UNDER PROTESI   ALL ‘UNIONS ‘EXCEPT TELEG RAPHERS ARE AGREED ON POLICY A   Make It Plain They Only (Accept ‘in Order to Draw Back Pal in the Award

AGLEPT AWARD UNDER PROTEST   That is Decision Reached by. Brotherhoods   BUT ONE EXCEPTION   Railroad Telegraphers will Refer Award to Membership. with Strike Proposition— Gompers Gives His Views on Wage Award with Many Criticieme

ACTION IS TAKEN UNDER PROTEST BY UNION HEADS WITH ONE OPPOSING MOVE

SOMPERS oY WAGE AWARD 0 TQ SMALL   Declares Men Have Right Ti Feel Disappointed With The Result.   Railroads Ask Increased Rates For Freight, Passenger and Pullman Traffic.

GERMAN PRINCE ENTERTAINED   Is Guest of the President of the Republic of Guatamala.

ENTERTAINS GERMAN PRINCE   Second Son of Prince Gustav is the. Guest of Guatemala Government.

WAR POWERS ALONE CAN KEEP OUT WAR MACHINERY FROM MEXICO-—-PALMER   Only Way to End Exportation oi Apparatus to Make Guns, Amniunition,

N. Y. GIRL WED IN LONDON   Miss Eleanor May Guggenheim Becomes the Bride of Vis: count Stuart.

MISS GUGGENHEIM WEDDED TO VISCOUNT   Daughter Of New York Multi Millionaire Becomes Bride Of British Nobleman.

BRITISH PEER TODAY TAKES AMERICAN BRIDE   Marriage of Miss Guggenheim Viscount Stuart Brilliant Affair.

oWITGHMEN OAIKE OVER BOUT GIVER   TELEGRAPHERS TO REFUSE INCREASE. AND VOTE STRIKE   Conductors Not Ready To Accept; Many To Demand Balloting

HONDURAS SOLON ENGAGE IN BLOODY FIGHT IN CAPITAL   Twenty Killed and Wound  ed When Unrest Develops Into Revolt — President: of Congress Among Dead.

CONGRESS OF HONDURAS FIGHT   BELATED ADVICES RECEIVED VIA MEXICO CITY STATE THAT PITCHED BATTLE TOOK PLACK THERE,   TWENTY KILLED AND WOUND tiD—DR, DURON, PRESIDENT  - OF THE CONGRESS AMONG THE KILLED.

it EL “ALL WTION RESULTS   FTHEUBLE UWUAS BEEN BREWINGAN (ONGRESS SINCE CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT LEADERS.

OFFICIAL CIRCLES. INHONDURAS SEEM SOMEWHAT RUFFLE   Members of Congress Engage In : Pitched Battle and Several Die and Many Are Wounded.

Might Not the Peace ‘Treaty Squabble i Be Settled By Senators Adopting the es Honduran Latest Styles in Legislation

HONDURAN CONGRESS IN PITCHED BATTLE TWENTY GASUALTIES   Killed Includes Dr. Romulo Duron; Trouble Results in New Revolution.

BLOODY FIGHT IN CONGRESS OF HONDURAS   Score Killed and Woundec as Lawmakers Clash in ‘" Sanguinary Battle. ..   MANY VICTIMS WERE © PROMIN ENT LEADERS

HEAD OF CONGRESO  ONE OF VICTIMS IN “FATAL FREE-FOR-AL   Twenty Killed and Wounded _ When Depgtics Become Angered at Address   NEW REVOLUTION i8 : RESULT OF KILLINGS   Battle in Chamber, Follow: Murder of Speaker; Innocen: Bystanders Hurt

BATTLE ROYAL I'S FOUGHT BY CONGRESSMEN   Honduras Scene of Murderous  Clash in. Which Score Are  Casualties.   President of Congress Among Those Killed Says Report

mi * ae ATIC. NANT. TEID      Reports Come: From Mexi¢o That Congress Fought With Pistols and Guns and That  A Large Number - of Mem: “Love: ART ova Malled

HONDURAS SCENE TF BLOODY FIGHT   CONGRESS BROKEN UP IN BATTLE IN WHICH TWENTY KIt. LED AND WOUNDED

HONDURAN CONGRESS ENGAGES IN PITCHED BATTLE—20 KILLEI   Legislators of Southern  Republic Participate in a ‘““Free-for-All’”’ with Disastrous Results tc, Themeelvec.

GUNGRESSMEN IX ~PUGHED BATTLE   ANTI GOVERNMUiNT FEELING CAUSES FIGHT IN HONDURAN CONGRESS IN WHICH MANY ARE KILLED

REVOLUTION   Members of Congress of _ Deputies Engaged in “Pitched Battle

HONDURAN CONGRESS ENGAGES -— INPITCHED BATTLE-20 KILLE!   Legislators of Southern Republic Participate in a ‘“‘Free-for-All” with Disastrous Results  tna Thamealune.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. TEALeN Ure TA rTRTDIXtT   Honduras Solons in Battle: Twenty Die

NEW STATE BOARD OF CONTROL IS PROCEFDING SLOWLY WITH DEVELOPMENT OF ITS PLANS

MAY ASK RAIL BILL VETO   RAIL UNION LEADERS GATHER FOR LAST APPEAL TO WILSON,   Seclog Themselves Unable to Furthes lnfluenece Congress, Vhey Will tree President to at Least Create Wage Triboa:.al

GOT CHOICE LAND   Canadian Gevernmert Also Loaned Soldiers Money

COUNTIES WILL LOSE LEGISLATOR   New Representative and New senator for Lake County

REP. C. KITCHIN SUFFERS. STROKE PARALYSIS TOD'Y   CONDITION REPORTED SERIOUS SCHEDULED TO BE DEMO. PLOOK LEADER IN MARCH

WILL ee DISAPPOINTED,   aati  onus for Service Men Not Probable This Vear.

WILL P TISAPPO     Bonus for Service Mtn Not Probable This Year.

4 aN Ht   Von Simons says official relations won’s be resumed till March, 1921

GERMANY EXPECTS PEACE WITH. 8. INEIGHT- MONTHS   German Foreign Secretar¥'So Informs Nat'  jonal Assembly.   SPEAKS OF NEW > GERMAN CRISIS   Discusses Foreign Relations ' ‘With Allied Nations— Polistr Question.

GERIVIANY WiLL NOT EXPEGT PEAGE FOR EIGHT MGRE MONTHE   Foreign Secretary Give Conditions. For General Peace.

PART CF WRANGEL'S ..RMY ES. CAPES FROM RiMS.   More Than 105 390 Bolsheviks Opposed the “White” Ariay at Sebastopol, ts Report.

ONLY 20,000 SAVED OF ANTI-RED ARMY   Wrangel Escapes From Sebastopo! With Part of Army.   “White” Army Was Opposed by 100, 000 Reds—vU. S. Destroyers Arrive at Constantinople.

Wrangel Escapes From Sebastopol With Part of Army..   “White” Army Was Opposed by 100,000 Reds—U. S. Destroyers Arrive at Constantinople.

SUM OF $6.30 WILL COST 4 MEN LIVES   Thirteen Murderers Nov Await Hanging in ChiJail . cago. <

GREY PUBLISHES IDEAS ON URELAND   Says Nationalists and Ulster- men Must Both Make Concessions.

GERMANY WANTS BE IN CONFERENCE   That is Being Planned For the Allies and the Soviet Government Representatives  This Week Says Dr, Walter  Qe

MAKES LIGHT OF VERSAILLES PACT   German Foreign Minister Thinks Germany Should be Represented at Meet

WANTS RUPRESENTATION.   German Voretgn Scerctary Says Geri man} Should Be Heard.

CEE WTS REPRESENTATION AT GONFERENGE   Cannot Solve Eastern Europ_ ean Question Excluding Germany, Says Simmons

SIMONS WANTS IN CONFERENCE OF REDS-ALLIE:   German Foreign Secre. tary Wants Representation.

BERLIN MAY ASK TOATTEN MEET   German Chancellor Would Be Represented at Soviet Conference.   PREDICTS SAME MISTAKE

MYSTERIOUS MALADY: "1S FATAL TO FIVE   OKLAHOMA 18 PUZZLED OVER EPIDEMIC WHICH HITS SMALL TOWN IN TULSA COUNTY. -:

5 OKLAHOMANS DEAD, 500 SICK, “OF NEW DISEASE   Doctors and State Chemists Puz zled by Strange Epidemic _ Striking Skiatook.

STRANGE RALADY STILL PUZZLE TQ THE PHYSICIANS   General Epidemic of New Illness in Oklahoma Town is Invest'gated.  Five Hundred Become {il And Several Die

r MYSTERIOUS MALADY FATAL IN OKLAHOMI   Water Supply at Skiatook Blamed for Five Deaths.

STRANGE WALADY   General Epidemic of New ill ness in Oklahoma Town is Invest gated.  een 2 eg ae eo Peeps if  oo

RADICALS RULE IN INDUSTRIAL GERMAN CITIES   Disaster Inevitable i Government Interferes,  Is Belief.

Communist Army In WestAphalia Numbers 10,000 5 All Full tly Equipe =  SUMTISCW  re e Ave “apn   EVOLUSION 18 OYING HARD

WESTERN GERMANY UNDER RADICALS       DISASTER FACES PORTION OF FORMER DOMAIN IF TROOPS SEEK TO PUT DOWN WORKERS

FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN SOME CITIES   Disaster Is Inevitable If Gov: ernment Troops Try To Interfere In Certain Sections. Is Report   SITUATION IN RUHR VALLEY UNCHANGEL   Officials Hope Peaceful Set: tlement in Ruhr Region Wil! Be Effected; Gustave Nos ke Has Resigned

Some Hope Held That Peaceful Settlement May be Reached In Ruhr District.

INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT OF GERMANY 1S HELD BY OPARTAGAN FORCES      DISASTER INEVITABLE IN EVENT  TROOPS ATTEMPT TO INTER. FERE IN DISTRICT,

RADICALS CONTROL INDUSTRIAL GERMAN DISTRICTS SOLIDL’   Disaster Inevitable if Troops Interfere, Says CopenHagen Report.

GERMANY CONTINUES IN TURBULENT CONDITION WITH RUHR DISTRICT FORMING STORM CENTER

EDS CONTINUE CONTROL OVER. LARGE REGION   According to Reports Whole 0 Western Industrial Germany fs In Radical Hands.   NEGOTIATING IN BERLIN   Allied Peace Council Must De cide Whether German Troops May Enter Ruhr.

TEUT INDUSTRIAL DIGTRICT IN Weal INFIRM RED GRIF   Purely Workers’ Government i Course of Formation With No Bourgeois Aid.   GOVERNMENT IS UNABLE-TO - STOP WESTPHALIA FIGHTS   Berlin Getting Normal: Posta Service Working; Power for Small Plants.’

MY SECEDE   “Radicals i in Full Control and Disaster Inevitable if Troops Step.in........   "VORKERS PLANNING vA NEW GOVERNMENT

BATTLES ANGE AT NALLE AND WESEL   Regulars and Spartacans Clash at Two Points.

Another Battle Between Soartacans and Regular Army Troops is On At Wesel.   some Hope Held That Peaceful Settlement May be Reached In Ruhr District.

DISASTER CE: TAIN IF EBERT FORCES TRY TO INTERFERE   Purely Workers’ Government Said to Be On Point  of Formation Without Cooperation of Bour Se re a

German Industrials. District i Hands of Reds; Means Disaster if Attacked.   WORKERS' GOVERNMENT * BEING ORGANIZED

LABOR WILL FIGHT ENEMIES   JA. F.. of L..to Oppose All Candidates Opposed to It.

A. F. OF L. TO FIGHT ENEMIES   Big Labor Organtzation to Oppose All Candidates Who Are Against it.

SEARCHING. WW. VAIN FOR LOST AVIATOR   Pilot Eaton Has Disappeared in Wilds Ot Nevade—Effarts to Find - Him Unavailing.

PUT $500,000 UP FOR WOOD   William C. Proctor, Cincinnati Tells of Large Advance Before Investigating Committee.

Colonel Proctor Telle of Huge Advance in Testimony Before Senate Committee   CASH EXPENDITURES FOR PALMER $59.516

HUGE SUM GIVEN 10 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FUNI   Contributions To Aic Palmer Placed At $59,610.

HALF MILLION TOBOOM WOOD   CENCINNGATE SOAP MAN ADMITS CONTRIBUTING IF.   PROVING ANGEL OF CAMPAIGN   BNOLGH MORE FROM OTHERS TO ROUND OUT A MELLION.   Not a Rit Achamed of It. and Inti: mates Further Benciactions Prebable—Woney “Spent Coe  Many Candidates.

PROCTOR OPENED PURSE AND GAVE GENEROUSLY 10 WOOD CAMPAIGN   Cincinnati Manufacturer Admits Advancing $500,00€ to Aid in Pre- Conventior Work of the General,   EXPENSES OF THREE OTHERS GONE INTC   Senate Also Investigates Expenditures of Palmer, Gerard and Johnson in Their Race for President,

WOOD GOT SH00.000 TO HIS CAMPAIGK SAYS PRCTOR TODA   This is More Than the To tal Amount Contributed Ir Reports.—Palmer’s Work ir Georgia is Brought Out ir An Investigation.

PALMER'S FUND PROBED TODAY   GUFFEY AND COVINGTON GAVE $12,000 TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. .   Senator France Appears in Per son and Says He Has Spen — Nothing in Race.

SOAP MAKERS HALF MILLION IN WOOD FUND   William C. Proctor Says That He Advanced the Money Which is Far Greater Than Gifts.   USED MONEY ,.FOR GOOD PURPOSE   Declares that Most of i Went for Publicity ir Newspapers and foi Headquarters Expense.

PAUGTER TELLa HUW MONEY fila BEEN EAPENDED   Has Advanced Half Million for Wood's Campaign and Is Well Pleased With Results So Far Obtained.   Managers for Three Presis dential! Aspirants Tell Come mittee About Financial Affairs of Activities Thev Are Promoting.

ALF MILLION ADVANCED FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN   Statement Made by William C, Pro tor of Cincinnati at Hearing in Washington Today.

PROCTORGAVE HALF MILLION TO WOOD FUND   Cincinnati Manufacturer, Referrec To As ‘Angel’ Of General's Ohio’ Campaign, Advancec What Sim   OTHERS WHO “ALSO HELPED”   HIGH POLITICAL FINANCNINC

PALMER SPER CONSIDERABLE   ATTORNEY GENERAL USED $60, 600 ACCORDING TO WITNESSES. PENNSYLVANIA OIL MAN LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR

Brings Name of, James Guffey Into Probe as ‘Contributor: of $10,080.   GUFFEY ISSUES’ DENIAL   Never Gave a Cent to Primer Cause “Either ia Pennsylvanin or - Else. where; Sensiors Inconsed at Leck af Knowledge of Rep. Catlin

OT UUU 000 FUND SVEN GEN. WOOD   Col. Procter Says He Contribute $500,000 to Campaign.   CASH USED FOR PUBLICITY   Declares an Average of $8,000 Was Spent in Each State-—-$200,000 Used in Ohio and $54,000 in Michigan.

WITNESS SAY   Proctor Admits He Farnished Aid in Gene- - ral’s Campaign.   PALMER FUND $59,610   Attorney’ General’s Manager Says He Can’t Identify Contributors.

PALMER BACKERS GOOD SPENDERS   Attorney General’s Manager Is Given Severe Grilling by Reed and Others When He appears Before Upper House Committee.   PROCTOR CALLED TO WITNESS STAND DURING AFTERNOON

ANNOUNCE SUM GIVEN PALMER'S CAMPAIGN FUND   Committee Members are Seeking Details of Penn. Party Fight

GUFFEY GAVE MOST TO PALMER      Campaign Manager Says it Cost Attorney General $59,610 to Run.   \SK ABOUT MR. COVINGTON   Man Who Palmer Gave Alien Custodian Job Made Big Contribution to the Fund.

SLUSH FUND ‘ADVANGED BY “OHIO “ANGEL”   Solonel Proctor Isn’t Sure How Much of It He Will Get Back—Asserts Average of $8,000 Was Spent In Forty-Seven States.

HALE MILLION BACK OF WOOD CAMPAIGN   Gave as Idealistically as to Red Cross Says Soan Manufacturer—$69,000 for Palmer.

$500,000 ADVANCED FUR GANDIDAGY OF GENERAL WOOD   One Man Has Put Up That Amount as ‘‘Advance;’’ More Than All Contributions.   PALMER SPENDS LITTLE   Most of ‘Wood Money Has Been Spent For Publicity and to Pay Speakers.

PROCTOR SAYS ‘GONTRIBUTION ~IDEALISTIC   EXPECTS GEN. WOOD'S FRIENDS TO REPAY SOME PORTION OF THE HALF MILLION   Palmer's Fund Had LTAbcral Contribution From Col. J. M. Guffey Tho Oil Magnate

ADVANCED HALF. MILLION TO WOOD   William Cc, Proctor of Cincinnati Aiding Military Man -

SUM LOANED © MORE THAN WHOLE FUND   “Angel” Tells Senators Ha “Contributed” Only:$10,-. 000 to Campaign. °-.   MR. PALMER'S FUND IS PLACED AT $59,000

1M GUGEEY CHIEF ANGEL i PALME 9 CAMP h, Wie MMANACER TESTIFIES   Oil Man of Pittsburg, Prominent in Demo~ cratic Politics, Heads List of Contributors for Attorney General.   TOO MANY MANAGERS WITH NO INFORMATION, REED COMPLAINS

PROCTER BEFORE INQISITORS   Advanced $500,000 to Wood Organization

000 CAMPAIG EXPENSES ARE  HALE MILLION   PALMERS. CAMPAIGN SO FAR HAS COsT ALMOST SIXTY THOUS. AND DOLLARS,

PROCTOR “ADVANCED et O00 FOR WOOD'S PRIMARY CAMPAIGN   Hopes, Not Quite’ “Expects” te ~ Get Some of-It Back, Says” Wood’s Manager... -

PROCTOR AD\     ‘HS S500 000.   Soup Manufacturer : Contributes to \ Wood Campnign,

woop's’ EXPENSES “BIG.   Golaxel Proctor Testifies Tha He Has Adyanced $500,000 thar gee Gatapalen =

WOOD'S MANAGER PROVIDES GREAT TREASURE CHEST   Col. Proctor Explains idealistic: Motives Prompt Him to Finance Candidate   PALMER’S MAN GRILLED. AS TO INCOME PAYMENTS   Half Million Dollar Fund ts Raised to Further Interests of Gen. Wood.

$1,000,000 USED FOR GEN, WOOD   W. C. Procter of Cincinnati Advanced $500,000 to Cam- a paign Fund. i   AVERAGES $8,000 A STATE   Witness Tells Senate Investigating  Committee That Most of Money Has Been Spent on Pub- H licity. ,

HE GAVE $10,000, LENT $500,000 T0 WOOD FUND   W. C. Procter Tells of Big Advance, More - Than Total Sum So Far Contributed   ‘Siva of Fee Mr Covinaton Got”

Half Million Fund Advanced i in Wood ‘Campaign Battle   Wm. Cc. Procter, Cincinnati, Testifies As to Loan; Contributions to Palmer’s Organization Are Said to Be $59,610. °° 

ONE MAN ALONE: HAS GIVEN HIM A HALF MMILLIONE   GERARD IS GOING IT ALONE   EXPENSES MODEST, ANB HE HAS FOUND ALL , OF IT HIMSELF —

Coolidge Denies . That He Has Collected or Spent Anything.   WOOD ENTHUSIAST GIVES $500,00(

FUND AND PERSONAL: LY CONTRIBUTED $10,000 HE TELLS COMMIT. THEE.   Advance More Than Total Contributions— Attorney  _ General Palmer’s Fund is Placed at $59,610 by His Manager.

ADVANCED $500,000 FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN   Cincinnati Manufacturer Estimates All Other Contributions Would Not Make As Much

MONEY FLOWING AS WATER FROM ‘WOOD'S BARRE!   $200, 000. Spent in Single State—Total ~Js Millions -

CINCINNATI MILLIONAIRE AIDS WOOD   WwW. C. Proctor. Admits to Advance of Half MilJion Dollars   PALMER FUND $39,068   Attorney for President of Steel Company as Palmer Witness

PROCTOR GAVE . $500,000 10 WOOD'S FUND   Partisan Tilts Enliven Sessions of Probers; Palmer Worker Under Examination as to Crucible Steel Employ

HEAVY CONTRIBUTION FOR WOO} CAMPAIGN   A CINCINNATI MANUFACTURER TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE HE ADVANCED $500,000.   OTHER EXPENSES PROBED   Palmer’s Manager Admits Spending $59,610, While Girard Has Expended $14,040.

procror WOOWS ANGEL.   The Big Soap Man, Advanced Half a Million to Campaizna Fund,

PROCTOR GAVE HALF MILLION TO WOOD FUND   Testifies Before Senate In. vestigating Committee Today   PALMER ‘BARREL’ FIXED AT $59,000

MANUFACTURER ADVANCED GENERAL HALF MILLION; (OTHER EXPENSES BARED

Cincinnati Man Declares Most of Money Went tor Publicity to Put Candidate’s Name Before People in 47 States—-Attorney General Palmer’s Fund Totals $59,610.

PALMER EXPENSE PUT AT $59,610   SENATE CONTINUES INQUI. RY INTO PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS.

ONE MAN LOANS  SHU 0 AS HD “TOR CENA   William .C. Proctor of Cincinnati Says He, Advanced Half Million Dollars   HIS CONTRIBUTION WAS ¢19.000. HE BECLARES   Seriator Reed ~ Asserts Too Many Political Bosses Know: Too Little About Funds

Manufacturer Estimates Contributions From Other Sources Will Not Equal  Amount He Gave.   AMOWNT EXCEEDS THAT GIVEN LOWDEN MANAGERS   -ublic is Getting Information of Value Regarding Efforts to Control Republican

FUND FOR PALMER'S CAMPAIGN $59 610      Largest Contribution Came From J. M. Guffey of Pennsylvania and Was For $10,000.

CRUCTBLE STEEL'S 99,000,000 TAX HOLDOUT LINKED TO INOUIRY INTO PALMER ’S CAMPAIGN FUN   Investigating Committee Hints Possible Connection With Revenue Frauds.   REED SUGGESTS MANAGERS ARE SHY ON INFORMATION   Representatives of Wood anc ‘Palmer Campaigns Appear Before Committee.

300,000 19 ADVANCED BY WM.C.PROGTOR   Campaign Expenditure Investigation Discloses Interesting Facts.   PALMERS’ CAMPAIGN HAS COST $59,610   Investigators Find Fault With Vague Testimony of Witnesses.

HALF MILLION TO WOOD FUND BY SOAP MAN   W. C. Proctor Admit: He Advanced That  Amount

HALF MILLIGA FOR ~ WOOD CAMPAIGR   PROCTOR MAKES ANMISSION   William G. Proctor Testified ‘That He Advanced a Half Million Dollar: to the Wead Campaign Fund.

WOOD'S “ANGEL” — GIVES $500,000 FOR CAMPAIGN   Col. Proctor of Cincinnati Test. ifies at Political Finance Hearing

w00,000 GIVEN BY PROCTOR 10 WOOD CAMPAIGH   ‘otal Contributions to Fund Near Million Dollars   AEFUSES TO “ NAME DONORS

fames M. Duffe,y Pittsburgh, Largest Contributor to Fund Gave $10,000—Covington, Former Federal Judge, anc _ Treasurer of Palmer Organization, Next—Total Contribu “tions Placed at $59,610.

WOOD'S ANGEL ON WITNESS. STAND   Colonel Proctor Testifies as jo His Advancements ta the Campaign Fund   HE 1S NOW OUT $560,000   Committee Also Inquires Inte Expenditures of Three Other Candidates

W000 FUND IS ABOVE S500 G00.   Proctor Tells Probe Committee $500,000 Fund Advanced For General Wood,  Palmer's Expenses Are Placed Near $60,000 Matk

WOOD FUND Ly ADUVE SSAA AAG.   Proctor Tel's Probe Committee $500,000 fund Advanced For General Wood.  Palmer's Expenses Are Placec Near $60,000 Mark

PREDICT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY WITH WOMEN MF NATION AT POLLS   WON IN 1916 WITH ONLY A FEW WOWEN VOTING: CAN WIN WITH ALL VOTING,

DEMOCRATS THINK _ SUFFRAGE HELPS   S 1 Women’s Bureau of Demeoratic National Committee Optimistio Over ; the Campaign Outlook

ALLIES DISCOVER ~TARGE SUPPLY OF ARMS IN GERMAN   Discovery Raises Question As ‘To _ Country’ s Sincerity In Carrying Out Peace Terms.

HUNDREDS OF HUN GENS HE   Huge Quantities of Arms Found by Allies; 350 Near Berlin Uneatthed,   NO GERMAN TROOPS IN NEUTRAL ZONE

PROOF THAT GERMANS ARE DECEPTIVE   Great Quantities of Arms an Ammunition Are Found Hidden in the Vicinity of Berlin.

WAR MATERIALS DISCOVERED IN GERMAN TOWNS   Great Quantities Arm: and Ammunition  Found by Allies

GERMANY ARMING TO AESIOT TERM, BELIEF OF FRENCH   Big Quantities of War Supplies Found by Allied Men Who’re to Enforce the Covenant.   3,500 FIELD GUNS COUNTED IN VICINITY OF CAPITAL   Other information Officers o Poilus Have Lends Strength to the Belief, Paris Says.

German Hoards Of Arms Found Hidden By Allies   Officers Charged With Duty of Enforcing Pact Make Diseovery.

HUNS HELD MANY GUNS AT BERLIN   Allied Officers Find 3,500 Field Pieces In Vicinity of Berlin.      Significance Attached to Dis covery—Germans Claimed Guns Had Been Destroyed.

GERMANS HAVE LARGE RESERVE OF FIELD GUNS   Allied. Oficers Find Great Quan tities. of Arms which Indicate Teutons Are Dodging ‘Treaty’  Mere.

HARDING SENDS COMMENDATION   Congratulates Resolute or Its Cup Victory   PRAISE -FOR LIPTON   Republican Presidential Nomi. nee Also Lauds Sir Thomas’ Fine Sportsmanship—Hard. ing Receives Assurance of Support from Former Demo. cratic Nominee for Governor

1920 CAMPAIGN   L. G, Bohmrich, At One Time Democratic » halls For Governor in Wisconsin, !s Out For G. 0, P.   RESOLUTE COMMENDED FOR GOOD SHOWING   Senator Says the Cup Races ave Done Much to Cre-. ate a Better Feeling Between U. S, and England. 

HARDING COMMENDS ~ VICTORIOUS -YACHI   Republican Nominee. Sends Telegram of GCongratulations to New York Club

WILSON ELECTOR FIGHT YEARS. AGO TNT FOR HARDING   Says Administration Has Invaded and Brutally Ignored Fundamental Democracy.   REPUBLICAN VICTORY WILL BE CRUSHING, HE THINKS   Telegram Commending Reso. lute on Her Victory Over Shamrock IV Sent to New York Yacht Club by Presi. dential Nominee.

SIX HURT WHEN CAR HITS POLE   Dubuque Boy May Die and Five Other Lads Are Injured When Car at High Speed Hits Post.

DEMONSTRATION {3 PLANNED AUG. 2¢   Indianians .Make .Arangements for Great Time at Marion When They Meet Harding

“INDIANA DAY" TO BE HUMMER   Arrangements To Take Big Crowd ‘Lo Marion Are Under Way... S00) Expecteg to Go   WELL HEAR HARDING SPEAK   First Hoosier Special ‘Ko Senator's Front Poreh Wilt Leave Indianuoplis With Flags und HKanners Fiving

GOING TO MARION ON AUGUST 282   INDIANA REPUBLICANS MAKING ELABORATE PLANS TO CALL ON SENATOR BARDING.   YOUR PRESENCE RcCQUESTED

ARMY-NAVY BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   MEASURE PROVIDING FOR INCREASED PAY IS O. K.’D.

Senate is Expected to Add Its Ap.   Provalto Blanket Service Increases  —Culmination of Months of Heated Discussion.

ata Tit ARMY-WAVY BILL   Senate Expected to Add Its Ap: proval at Once.   PROVIDES FOR PAY INCREASE   Enlisted Men and Officers Up to the Grade of Colonel Are to Benefit— Culmination of Months of Debate.

ARMY-NAVY BILL PASSED-BY HOUSE   Measure Providing for Increased Pay‘to Enlisted Men Is O; Kd ,   INCLUDES COLONEL’S eRANE   Senate is Expectsa to Add Its Ap. proval to Blanket Service ihcreases: —Culminations of Months of Heated Biscusaton_

FOR POSTMASTER ___ OF THIS CITY   To Fill Vacancy De —partment-Announces. Exam

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION FOR WATERLOO POSTMASTER   Will Be Held at Auburn on Dec. 15th —Appolintment to Be Made  at Later Date.

THOMAS HEDGE CALLED BY DEAT SUNDAY MORNING   Pioneer Citizen and Lawyet and Member of Congress from First lowa District.   VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR

Six Members of Corporation are Arrested in Police Raid; Queenstown Town Clerk is Held by Military

STARTING OUT RIGHT   McCRAY HAS GOOD IDEAS OF  GOVERNOR - BUSINESS;      ie Peliticinas Keep: Away Indiana May Have Good Governor. -

STARTING OUT RIGHT   MeCRAY HAS GOOD IDEAS op GOVERNOR BUSINESS.   if Politicizns Keep) Away Indianu  May Have Good Governor.

FEDERAL AGENTS AT PORT ARTHUR EUR QUARANTINE   FUMIGATION OF OUTGOING SHEPS AND OTHER PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AKRANGED.,

bee)  NO DISPOSITION T0 INTERFERE WITK CONTROL BY STATE!   Interstate Commerce Commission Will Keep Hands Off Local Traffic Problems.   WITHDRAWAL OF COAL CAR PRIVILEGES DUE TO ABUSES   Getting Fuel for Public Utilities Resolves Itself Down to Question of Price—Commission Has No Power to Force Operators to Fill Contracts.

PLENTY OF COAL MOVING.   Question Simply One of Price Says Camwmissioner Clark.

Venturesome Englishman Makes Attempt and Pays the Penalty _ With His Life.

GOES OVER FAIAS IN CASK.   Englishman Kiiled in Attempt—Barre! Smashed Like Egg Shell.

Barrel Like Shell of Egg in Mighty  Torrent   BODY NOT RECOVERED IN WHIRLING RAPIDS   Only Two Attempts ir Past Have Been Successful   AN ENGLISH BARBER

TRIP OVER FALLS ENDS IN DEATH   Cask in Which Charles G Stephens Took Plunge -tfs.. ~ Crushed Like Egg Shell   WAS THE THIRD To. TRY  Victim Planned Lecture Totti to Support 11 Children Tf He Had Survived ~~

DARES NIAGARA AND DIES   HORSESHOE FALLS CRUSHED BARREL IN WHICH ENGLISHMAN RODE.   Tavo Others Have Made the 158-root Prop and Lived, but & G. Stephensis Cask of Russian Oak Was Cutaracts' Prey,

OVER NIAGARA FALLS 4M BARREL —BODY-NOT YET RECOVERED--LEAVES WIDOW AND ELEVEN THRE

Englishman Killed When Cas! Hits Rocks After 158-Foo' Drop—No Trace of Bod; Has Been Found.

MIGHTY, NIAGARA SWALLOW: DAKEDEVIL; WHO CROSSED ATLANTIC—TRIP FILMED.

BARBER IN BARREL OVER HORSE SHOE FALLS AND HASN’T COME TO SURFACE   He Leaves Widow and Eleven Children. Only Few Interested in Attempt. Mrs. Taylor in 1901 and Bobby Leach in 1911 Accomplished Feat, and Are Alive.

HIS BODY NOY YET RECOVERED   It Strikes Jagged Rocks Underneath Cataract— Stephens Third to Make Venture, Others Still Living

STEPHENS DIES — IN ATTEMPT. TQ! NAVIGATE FALE F   BRITISHER’' GOES TO DEATE WHEN “CASK IS CRUSHED ON ROCKS ‘AT BASE OF FALLS   THIRD TO TRY THE STUNT: ‘OTHER TWO ARE LIVING

MEETS FATE IN GOING OVER BIG NIAGARA   Briton, Father of Eleven Children, Rides In Barrel Over Niagara  * To Death.

MIAGARA FALLS PLUNGE IN CASK PROVES FATA   ENGLISH DAREDEV I, i KILLED

A“DAREDEVIL” © KID AT NIAGARA FALL   Charles Stephens, an English Swimmer, Lost His. Life: in  An Attempt to Ride Niagaa’s Cataraét in a Barrel.

ROBBERS AT WORK.   Orime- Ware ‘Reported Abating, But .  Reports Continue to Come In. «

EASTER MARREDBY COLD   WINTRY WEATHER PREVAILED IN: THE NORTHWEST

Chief of Staff to Atlantic Fleet Commander Takes Own Life at Guantanamo

Rear Admiral : Carlo Brittain Kills Himself   Navy Fleet Chief of Staf Uses Bullet to End Life Tape caew:

NAVAL OFFICER SHOOTS AND KILLS HIMSELI   Body Returns on U.S.S Solon Soon.

BRITTAIN'S BODY EN ROUTE   Chief of Staff to the Commander ot the Atlantic Jeet, Shet and Ihnstantly Killed Himself Vesterday Afternpon.,

FULL TEXT OF ADDRESS OF DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IN CAPITAL — A FREE CANDIDATE, WITH NO STRINGS TO HIM, DECLARES THE GOVERNOR.   High Lights in Speech of Governor James M. Cox

TAKES UPISSUESINSIMPLE = * WAY HAMMERS THE OLO GUARD   SLUSH FUND DISCUSSED—LUDICROUS: l PICTURE OF SHIFTY HARDING.   High Lights in Speech of Governor James M. Cox

ROUND THE WORLD BY AIR   Rules Are Laid Down For the Aerial Derby

ee ee ee ee ROUND THE WORLD BY AIR   Rules Are Laid Down For the Aerial Derhy

WILSON (3 AGAIN IN SEGL SIA, RUMORS RIFE   Motor Rides Discontinued. Stories of Relapse Are Going Around.   PLANS OF CHIEF KNOWN TO NONE   President Fails to See Ow: Cabinet; Members Declared Resentful.

AERTIAU, PORTMAN KILLED:          Aipplane } Telephone : a + fear: Batavia. TI,

TEXAS AIR MAIL ai PLOTIS KILLED   Bryan McMullen’ Porishes in Accident. -:;: -

SEXTY FOUR YEARS HISTORY.   Seventeenth Quadrtnnial Conclave to Be Held By Republicans,

great‘ opportunity. to whieh ic must sneasure ‘up, “Phe honor of the natt on is in its hands,’t’.      SIXTY FOUR. ¥EARS. HISTORY.      Néventecnth Qundrennial Conelayve _ to Be Hela. By Republicans.

INJUNC CTION ~ REFUSED   In. ‘Enforcement’ of © New Auto.Tax. Law — Appeal  - on Decision to be Heard Next Monday. ©

FYPRESS EMBARGO FOLLOWS STRIKE   Action Taken at Chicago Following Walkout of 3,000 Railroad Clerks.   SIX OTHER CITIES ARE HIT   Express Shipments Completely Paralyzed as Result of Strike—Officials Brand Strike as Illegal.

EMBARGO DECLARED BY AMERI CAN EXPRESS C0.   At Chicago Following Strike of 3, 600 Railroad Clerks.

EXPRESS EMBARGO   American Railway Expreas Ste Shipments at. Chicago. 

MEXICO TO DEMAND PERSHING   Action Will Be Taken if United States Governmest Asks Extradition of Villa.

MEXICO MAY ASK FOR PERSHING IN RETUR}   Spanish Newspapers Declare Government Will Oppose Extradition of Bandits

MACSWINEY INQUEST ENDS.   Body Lies in State in St Et. George's Cathedral— First Services Today.

BODY LAYSIN 7 STATE TODAY   GUARDED By SINN FEIN SOL. DIERS MAC SWINEY’S BODY LAYS IN ST. GEORGE'S CATHE:. DRAL-——-MANY VISITORS,

BODY OF LOAD MOYOR WNC SWINEY ON WAY TO BORK FOR INTERMENT   Lady Mayoress Collapsed, Overcome by Long Vigil at Bedside of Her Husband and Is Forbidden to Accompany Rody.

BUOY OF MACS WINEY LYING IN STATE IN OT, GEORGE CHURCH   First Services to be Held Thursday  Morning   /MANY FLORAL  OFFERINGS RECEIVED

MISWINEY’S BODY LIES IN STATE      Guard of Irish Volunteers Keep Constant Vigil at Cathedral   IMPRESSIVE SERVICES   Widow Testifies at Inquest; Verdict of Death From Heart Failure Returned

BODY OF PATRIOT VIEWED AT GHURCK   Thousands Stream Past “Mac: Swiney’s Bier for Last Farewell.   HONORED AS IRISH RULER   Body Will Be Buried at Cork Later With Befitting Ceremonies:

COALGATE MAN: IS HELD OVER FOR 12 CASES   Informations Charge ais well With. Forgeries ‘And Embezziements. °   STOCKHOLDERS MUST’ PAY 100 PER CEN?

GUALGATE BANKER EAGES 14 CHARGES   Bank Commissioner Calls for 100 Per Cent Levy On Bank Stock.

RESIGNATIONS Ot POSTAL OPERATORS MRE PREDICTED   Salaries Too Small Toe Live On Declare Strikers.

MIPLOYES “RESIGN   100 “Operators of Postal Co Walk Ont at Chicago.

3 MORE PUGILSTS. ARRESTED   Young Girl Tells of Bein: Attacked in Golden ~ Gate Park; Woman Looked On:

STILL UNDER COST.   Chicago Herald and Examiner — 1¢ Cents on Sunday.

CITY PAPER TO 10 CENTS.   itigh Price of ‘Paper Hits the Chicago Werald and Examiner:

Germany Receives Identical Notes   frm ihe Allied Powers Warning er Against Certain Things She Secuwe Ticlined to Do.

British Premier Adheres to Plan of Exerting Economic Pressure and Millerand Demands Military Occupation Till Germany Changes Attitude; Turkish Peace Terms Discussed Today

ADVISE GERMANY TO EXECUTE PEAGE TREAT)   Allied Powers Send Identical Note Warning Her of Consequences.

NEW YORK FOOD SUPPLY MORE THAN SUFFICIENT FOR NEEDS   ADVISE GERMAN GOVERNMENT TO APPROVE VERSAILLES TREATY

ALLIES SEND GERMANY AN IDENTICAL WARNING   Setting Up Government Hostile to Peace Treaty Means Close Blockade

WARNS GERMANY OF EMBARGO   Allies’ Note Calls Berlin’s Attention to the Effect of Hostility to the Treaty.

Germany Receives Identical Note:   From the Alied Powers Warning He: Against. Certain Things She Seem: Inclined to Do.

ALLSETFOR OLY ROURTE   \Program for Celebratioi in Madison is Complete

BiG CELEBRATION  ON FOURTH HERE   MUBIC BY LEGION BAND ANC RACE FEATURE MONDAY PROGRAM

THE TOTAL TO BE LARGER.   Considerable Increase in Persona  Property in This Country.

THE TOTAL TORK LARGER,    Considerable Increase in Property in This Country,     PSOnN

LINING UP FORGES FAR TARIFF FIGHT   HOUSE MEMBERS ARE GETTING READY FOR A SHOWDOWN  IN BEHALF OF MEASURE

Representative Rainey, Democrat, ‘Wincis, Scathingly’ .Déndunces Proposed Legislation From Beginning To End.   AUTHOR ASKS PROMPT ACTION

TARIFF BILL IS DUE FOR BATTLE IN BOTH HOUSES   Minority Report by Rainey Denounces Enactment of Measure   SEE EMBARGO DANGER   DECLARES PLAN OFFERS A REME. DY WORSE THAN ILL [Tf SEEKS TO CORRECT

OPPONENTS OF TARIFF BILL ~-PLAN TO FIGHT   Factions Line Up Forces for Debate in House Wed nesday. _   FIRST SKIRMISH WON   ‘Advocates of Bill Obtain ‘Right of Way for Con!  sideration.

ARIFF REFORM FIGHT STARTED   Presentation of Fordney Emergercy Bill Is Met by Expressions of Gpen Aniagonsm   Urges Action on Grounds Tha’ Remedial Legislation Is Deemed Necessary at Once

HIGHER TARIFF ADVOCATES WIN FIRST SKIRMISH   Some Opposition Is Believed To Be Developing To Granting Legislation for Farm v  aa

FIGHT ON TARIFF ACT IS FORECAST   Forces Are Lining Up For Clash.   PROPOSED CHANGES. "MEET OPPOSITION   Manufacturing - Districts Are Hostile.

“ordney Emergency Tariff Bil Encounters Opposition = Ir House and Senate. As Plan. ned, Duties Would Bring In $130.000.000.

TARIFF ADVOCATES WIN FIRST FIGH)   HOUSE VOTES TO SUSPEND CAL ENDAR BUSINESS SO AS TC GIVE FORDNEY TARIFF BILI THE RIGHT OF WAY.

FORDNEY TARIFF MEASURE MEETS OPEN OPPOSITION   Antagonism is Intensified by Filing of Minority Views on Subject   CHM. FORDNEY DECLARES LEGISLATION IS NEEDED   Approxinatety $130,000,000 Would Be Derived In Revenue From Bill

HOUSE TO CONSIDER FORDNEY TARIFF BILI   Pass: Motion Suspending Regular Business.

FORTNY TARIFF BILL WILL COME UP WEDNESDA\   ‘Opposition to Measure Comes to Fore With Filing Mi: nority Report.

WAY IS CLEARED. FOR FARM BILL VOTE IN HOUSE   Calendar Suspended i in Order  io Rush Action on Laedwaw Tans

FARM RELIEF BILL GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY N HOUSE BUSINESS  aNGY TARIFE re WN   Kahn, N. Y., Banker, Advocates Continuance of Income  pS eee

EMERGNCY TARIFF LAW IS TO BE HARD. FOUGHT   Democrats and Republicans From Industrials Resen Effort to Rush Measure Through Congress— Threat of Break in G. O. P. Ranks Is Made by Knut son, Republican. of Minnesota.

FIGHT PROMIotd ON TARIFF BIL   Unexpected Opposition is Developed in House  PERIOD OF 10 MONTHS   Report on Emergency Measur‘ Shows that Time of Applica. tion has been Reduced—Op. position is Intensified by Fil. ing Minority Report. Should Include Manufacturers

OPPOSING FORCES REAGY FOR FIGHT ON FORONEY Bll   Proponents Win Preliminary Fight in  Hanuee.

EXPECT A FIGHT ON TARIFF BILL   Include Egyptian Cotton on List of Commodities for Import Duty.

TURN GUNS ON _- PORDNEY MEASURE   Oppositien to One Year Emergenc; Tariff Develops in House and Senate.

FORDNEY TARIFE BILL WILL SOOK BE GONSIDERED   "Presentation of Measure is Followed by Expressions of. Open Antagonism.   MINORITY VIEWS ARE FILED BY RAINEY   Has Been Made Applicabl for Period of 10 Months Prom Passage.

LOWER HOUSE GETS. EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL FOR ACTION   Supporters of the Measure Will Bring it Up for Action Tomorrow.   OPPOSITION IS DEVELOPING   Held Protection Should be Given _ Manufactured Articles as Well as Farm Products.

Tom of Measure Red pto: Ten ‘Months—   List, of” High” Im  “Dutee oo.

FORDNEY TARIFF FORCES AND MEN OPPOSING LINED UP FOR “SCRAP   OPEN ANTAGONISM BRRAKS OU" AND FIGHT I8 PROMISED WHEN BILL 18 CALLED LATER

FIGHT EXPECTED ON HOUSE EMERGENCY TARIFF LEGISLATION   Opposing Sides Line up Force for Battle When Bil} Comes up Wednesday   NEW YORK BANKER URGES REVISION OF TAX LAWS   ‘Statement to Committee Score: _ Economic Side of Treaty

OPEN ANTAGON(ON BOTH IN SENATE AND THE HOUSE   Measure Carries Import Duties on Commodities with the Rates and Estimates.

Legislation Proposing Immediate Relief for - FarmersIs Denounced by Members of House  WILL CONSIDER  — ead ee oe Se BOR ee ee   MeasureCarriesI mport Duties on Commodities Providing Nearly $130,000,000 Revenne.

HIGH TARIFF BILL WILL MEET STIFF FIGHT IN HOUSE   Measure Putting Duty On Grains To Come Up Wednesday.

Democrats Unite to Fight Proposed Measure  While Several Republican Members of Both Houses Join In Fight; Fordney Admits Bill Is Not Perfect But Asks for Speedy Action   RAINEY FILES MINORITY VIEW

READY FUR FIGHT ON TARIFF GILL   Fordney Measure Subject Of Battle In House

EAPRESOIONG OF OPEN ANTAGONISM IN BOTH HOUSES   Opposition to Fordney Emergency Tariff Bill Intensified by Presentation.   NOT PERFECT BUT BEST OBTAINABLE, SAYS AUTHOR   Provides for Raising Approximately $130,000,000 in Revenue From Commodities That Now Produce Less Than Five Million Annually.

FIRST BLOOD FOR THE EMERGENCY TARIFF PROPOSAL   Will Come Up Tomorrow Un der Suspension of Other Business.   VOTE ON QUESTION 206 TO 76 TODAY   Edmonds Bill Will Be Re committed for Redrafting.

NEW TARIFF MEASURE IS GIVEN A SCATHING ATTACK IN CONGRESS   Representative Rainey, IHinois, Starts the Opposition in the Lower House. :   SENATE COMMITTEE TO SHOW NO HASTE OVER IT   Fordney Says Tax Will Be Increased $125,000,000 During Next Ten Months.

EMERGENCY TARIFT FOR EARLY PASSAGE INDICATED BY VOTE   Marufactu:ers Want Tariff Bill to Include Manufactured Com modities, Dectarc.   RIGHT OF WAY FOR BILL   Representative Longworth Asserts Fordney Measure Necessary to Save Farmers.

Emergency Tariff. ae Legislators Won   1 ihe Preliminary Fight for Iemer. ‘gtney Tarife Legislation the Pro. ‘poneuts Won First Tilt.

FINAL FIGURES ON FORDNEY BILL AS IT ENTERS HOUSE. OPPOSITION TO BE FIERCE

Open Antagonism Develops in Both House and Senate Following Report by Ways antl Means Committee

CORDNET BILL FIGHT IS On   Both Sides Line Up Force: For Battle Royal at Washington.

Debate May Start In The Senate Today   Further Efforts To Gain Ratification Of The Peace Treaty

DEADLOCK MAY BE BROKEN AND PRESIDENT'S OBIECTION MET.BY ——-GOMPROMISE OF WIS. SENATOI   Bryan Joins in Negotiations Urging Ratification; Further Democratic Gains Are Being Claimed. = 88

REOLAVATION ON  ANTIGLE TEN Ii BEFORE SENATE   INTENDED TO TAKE PLACE OF MORE DEFINITE STATEMENT  OF AMERICAN POLICY.

Has New Reservation to Article 10; Senate Mem- bers Wary :   ARE STILL . DEBATING   Some Senators Predict Adop‘tion Would Palliate Democrat Resentment

TREATY VOTE CAINS SHOWN ‘AS POSSIBLE   Republicans Declare More Democrat: Will Support The Reservations   RATIFICATION VOTE TO  COME DURING NEXT WEEK

A SUNDAY THRILLER       CULAR MOVIE MELODIAM: ENACTED ON STREETS,           A Real For Sure Robber, Sho! and Everything Sabbath Morning.

A SUNDAY THRILLEE   REGULAR MOVIE MELODRAMA ENACTED ON STREETS.   A Real For Sure Robber, Shots Fired and Everything Sabbath Morning.

BANDITS HOLD UP CASHIER   Pittsburgh Trust Company Is Victimized by Three Armed

ARMED DANDITS ROB THUGT OD. IN PITTSBURG   Lined Cashier and Two Girl Employ: 5 Against Wall and Eseapad With Pach

DARING THEFT AT PITTSBURGH   Three Armed Men Ente. Boat and Escape With Large Sum.

For Over 35,080 by Three Armed Men Teday — Bandits Made Their Es . cane.

“WHADDEA MEAN, — THE GANDIDATE NOT MENTIONED?   Statement Made by Man at Conven: tien. Who Declares Not One of the Present Bunch Will Oo.

VETERAN G. O. P. LEADER SAYS NONE OF CANDIDATES SO FAR MENTIONED WiIL< DOC

Man Republicans Will Nominate Has Not Been Named, Mellett Hears   “Pathos of Presidency’’ Or How Candidates Feel Who Are Not Nominated

528,000 RANSOM FOR BOY WILL BE PAIL   Lexington, Kentucky Capitalist Says That He Will Willingly Give Above Amount To Get His 12-Year-Old Boy Whar Wae Stalen.

6,000 RANSOM FOR Ye WILL BE PAID   Lexington, Kentucky. Capita list Says That He Will Will  ingly Give Above Amoun To Get His 12-Year-Old Boy “Wha Wae Stolen. .

WOMEN TURN OIL COMPANY TOMER   Last Woman Director De: clares Men Ruined It.

Women’ s Oil Firm Goes on Rocks ‘as Capital Fades Out   Incorporated in 1916 for Million, It ns 318.28 to New Men/ Directors.

WOMEN'S COMPANY SIN MEN'S HANDS      oper Prosidéat Says li Starte: Well Wee--'Phe Men ° Ruined tet   SHARES NOW QUOTED AT $1       ANAS MINION CORPORATION...  COMPA ~SROLLAR         imuieind Condldon Potlay > 20%) Dy Seerciary—Cush on thumb, 817.75, BRaksneo Te tank,  63° Cents. i 0

LOUIE GRATTON WINS WILLY’S OVERLAND STAKE   Rank Outsider Takes Crescen $1000 Stake for Two Year Qlids.

Gives Harding 785.576 and Cox, 245.535—Smith Leads by #210 B11 Vettes.

INSPIRATION-ENTERTAINMENT BY GREAT SPEAKERS   Roland A. Nichois, Hon. W. 1! Notan, Dr. Joseph Clare and Other Notables To Appear At Our Community Chautauqua:

LECTURES BIG FEATURI   Osgood Chautauqua Will Be Favor. ed By The Foremost Lecturers Of The Day.

MOTHER LAKE, WM, PAXTON AND OTHER NOTABLES TO APPEAR AT OUR COMMUNITY _ CHAUTAUQUA

INSPIRATION ENTERTAINMENT BY GREA: SPEAKERS   MOTHER LAKE-WILLIAM PAXTON AND OTHER NOTABLES TC APPEAR AT OUR COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA

TRY TO SLAY BRITISH ENVOY   Attempt is Made Upon Lore ; Acton i in Finland Says  T ancdinw:.

TRY TO MURDER AN ENVOY   Fire Upon British Ambassador to Finland at Helsinafors.

Attempt to Kill British Minister   An Attempt to Assassinate Tord Acton, British Minister to Finland,

ATTEMPTS MADE T2 ASSASSINATE LORD ACTON IW FINLAN   Shots Fired at British: Minister  in Helsingsfors Fail to  Take Effect

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON BRITISH MINISTER TO FINLAND REPARTE!   ASSASSINS BULLETS GO WIRE © THEIR MARK: NO ARREST ARE MADE,

ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF ENVOY   British Ambassador to Finland Fired Upon at Helsingfors—No Ar — réeate Made.

LORD ACTON [D ASSAULTED BY ASSASSIN   Unsuccessful Attack is Made to Take Life of British Minister to Finland.   TWO SHOTS FIRED BUT NEITHER TAKE EFFECT   The Attack is Believed to Be Inspired By the Bolsheviki.

WATKINS NOTIFIED TODAY.   Third Ohio Presidential Candidate to Hawe News Broker.

DRY CANDIDATES NOTIFIED   Parade Precedes Ceremonies Held at Germantown, 0.—Watking and Colvin to Teur Country.

ORY CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED OF NOMINATICN TODAY AT GERMANTOWN, 0

H. H. BREWSTER, FATHER DY ING, COMMUNICATE WITH HOME AT ONCE,   THIRD SON OF MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS LEADER OF PROWIBITIONISTS IS NOTIFIED TODAY

PROHIB LEADERS GREETED TODAY BY ARDENT DRYS   Dr. Watkins to He Formalls Notified of His Nomination

DRYS WILL NOTIFY: NOMINEE TONIGH]   gue 7 th  Third Ohio Man To Bo Told Ha'e ‘i Race for White House; Parade! To Start Show In Afternaon u

CANDIDATES OF PROHIBITIONISTS NOTIFIED TODAY   Speaking Tours of Dry Lead. ers Expected to Cover Entire Country.

‘NOTIFY DRY LEADER      Ceremonies for Prohibitien Candidate at Germantown, QO.

DRYS TO NOTIFY WATKINS-COLVIN TICKET TODA)   Ceremony in Evening Will  Be Preceded by. Prohihitian Parada

PROHIBITION CANDIDATE IS NOTIFIED   Dr. Watkins Formally Told of Nomination On Dry Ticket.

10 NOTIFY DRY CANDIDATES TODAY   Speaking Tours of Candidates Ex. pected To Cover ,Almost All Parts of Country.

NAGEL CAN'T VISIT HIS GARY RELATIVES   Friends Are Unsuccessful in Getting Their Request Granted.

LABOR CHIEF ARRAIGNS THE GENERAL PUBLIC   Telis Senate Committee it Doesn’! Give a Damn For Man Who Works

Labor Official Declares So-Oall. ed Innocent Third Party is Great Wrong-Doer

STERLING SCORES GENERAL PUBLIC      Only Wrong Doer in Industry Says Secretary of A. F. of L.

ONE BALLOT SUFFICIENT 10 NAME COOLIDGE   Vice Presidential Choice (iets 671 Votes On  First Round.

INDIANA COAL MEN   DEFY COMMISSION. SAYS PENNA STATEMENT   SEES RUIN OF INDUSTRY   Lie Ix Passed In Attack On New Fuel Rate

INDIANA COAL MEN   Defy the Commission, Says Secretary Treasurer of Coal Operators’ Assoclation.

WAY PAVED FOR ENDING GAo C0, AEGEIVERSHIF   Judge Booth Holds Distributing Companies Can Sue for Difference Between Old and New Prices.

SUIT AGAINST LOCAL CONCERN   Atchison Railway, Light and Power Company   BY THE KANSAS NATURAL   TWelve Other Companies Also Sued to Collect Difference Between , Old and New Rates.

GONFERENGE SON TO DISCUSS. COTTONSEED MARKETING SITUATION   CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION PROMISE TO SUGGEST METHOD oF INCREASING PRICE,

a en en ae  Cottonseed Men to Meet and Arrange a Price to Producer

UPHOLD AUSTRIA PLEBISCITE   Council of Ambassadors Senda Notifi. cation to Vienna—-Must Respect Article 88..

AUSTRIA PLEBISCITE UPHELD   Council of Ambassadors Sends Notification to Vinenna.

WHEELER HOPEFUL. OF DRYING JERSE   Says Judges and: “District it. __ torneys Here’ - “Dacoming vee arg pig alae ae

CONGRESSMEN ACCUSED BY: HEAD OF ‘DRYS'   Many Officials and High er-ups ‘around Country Involved in Miega’ Liquor Traffic, Says Wheeler.   GRAFT CHARGED

Congressmen and the High Ups In On Illezal Liquor Sale Says Wheeler

LAYS SOME CONGRESSMEN   Wayne B, Wheeler Declares Many of Them Involwed in Liquor  Tra fWic.

REGRETS HARDING  WILLNOT ADDRESS ~ GHIO STATE FAIR   “GOVERNOR SAYS HE IS VERY SORRY SENATOR WILL NOT MAKE SPEECH.   COX HAD REPLY PREPARE(   Three Convicts at State Prison Pat doned by Executive—Each Personally Interviewed Before Clemency Granted,

Sorry Not to Meet Harding, Says Cos   Democratic Candidate Expected te Speak from Same Platform at Ohio State Fair.

Hoped Would ‘Spek from Same Platform at State Fair   GOVERNOR PARDONED THREE CONVICTS

REGRETS HARDINGS REFUSAL TO SPEAI   Governor Cox Sorry Senator Declines to Talk . Ohio State air.

WANTED TO SPEAK OW SAME PLATEORM With SEW HARING   \Cox Expresses Sorrow That  Republican Nominee Will i Not Appear at Fair

REGRETS HARDING MAY NOT SPEAK   Governor Cox Has Been Preparing Speech to Deliver From Same Platform With Republican Nominee.

COX VERY SORRY HARDING WON  ~ SPEAK AT oTATE FAIR AUGUST i   Democratic Candidate Says He Had Arranged to Speak First, Leaving the Senator to Answer Him,   THREE CONVICTS ARE FREED FROM PRISON   Two Others, Who Did Not Tell the Truth, Are Sent Back to the Bastile; Wil Sneak Twice Today,

HARDING'S EVASION REGRETTED BY CO)   DEPLORES ANNOUNCEMENT OP. PONENT MAY CANCEL STATE FAIR SPEECH,

GOK S0AY THAT “WILY WARREN IS DODGING HIN   HOPED TO DEBATE WITH HARDING.      BUT G. O. P. NOMINEE Is DUCKING SPEECH AT STATE FAIR.

COX SORRY THAT HARDING WON'T BE SPEAKER ATFAIR   Pardons Three Convicts and Sends Back Two; Will Make Ten Addreacces Today.

HARDING WONT MEET COX AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR   Democratic Nominee Expresses Regret at Opponent’s Refusal of Invitation.

GOV.GOX REGRETS HARDING'S STANE   Hadk:Hoped to Speak ‘From ame Platform, With Him; at State-Fair .”

POLITICS GAINS — MOMENTUM   Passing Week Marks One of Increasing Interest.   DEMOCRATS ARE LAGGING   Slower Than Republicans In Getting Campaign Underway.

NATIONAL SURVEY PRESIDENT FISH]   Wood and Lowden Seem to be Main Conténders for Republican Nomination --- Let Down inj Hoover Talk---Democrats are Becoming Active in Presidential Canvass.

NEW GOVERNING BODY PLANNED FOR MAJOR BALL LEAGUE      MEN OF NATIONAL REPUTATION TO BE SECURED,   HOYNE INVESTIGATE SERIES LONG TIME AGO.   Immediately After the World Serie: Last Year Comiskey Had Hoyne On the Job, As the Results Looked Fishy.

BABE RUTH IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Premier Batsman and Friend Uvhurt But His Machine is Wrecked Today.

HOME RUN KING IN AUTO SMASH   RUTH, AT WHEEL OF NEW ROADSTER, CRASHES INTO TRUCK NEAR NEW HAVEN

MINISTER KILLS WOMAN AND SELF   Note Says “Could Not Live Together,” But “Can Die Together.”

MINISTER KILLS WOMAN, SELF   Texas Tragedy Outcome of Love Affair, Note Says.

FINDING BONDS MAY BE EXPENSIVE LUXURY   Gary Man May Find Him self $101,000 in Debt as a Result

BOND FINDERS IN BAD MIXUP   GARY GOUPLE KEPT BOND:  FOUND IN TAXICAB LAST SPRING, ~

Bipartisan Senate Committee at Work   Negotiations for Compromise on Peace Treaty by Committee ConHinues—Open Brenk Averted,

DUNFEREES HOPE timnaaital IN TREATY FIGHT   BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCES RRSUMED WITH PROSPECT POR AGREEMENT BRIGHT,

LIVING GUSTS  HAVE BEEN REDUCED 2 10 3 PER CENT  According to Reports from Fair   According to Reports from Fai Price Commissions In All States.

LIVING COSTS GOING DOWN?   Department of Justice Statement Says Prices Have Been Lowered From 2 to 35 Per Cent.

SON VERY ILL, MOTHER Dies   MARS. FRANK RIDGEWAY OF HAD DON TOWNSHIP SUCCUMBS AT HOSPITAL   HUSBAND ON WAY HIRAI

Wl OTHER. DIES   MRS. FRANK ‘RIDGEWAY OF HAD : DON: TOWNSHIP: ‘SUCCUMBS oe AR HOSPITAL ~

RUMANIANS TO WITHDRAW   Government. Decides. on Evacuation ot Advanced Poaitions in tungars.

FOSTER FILES A CONTEST.   Wants Recount of Vote in Kansas City FEilection.

CONTEST AT KANSAS CITY.   Republican Candidate Brings Su‘t to Qust Mayor Cowill,

Republican Nominee Charges Fraudulent Voting in Kansas City and Claims He Won by 10,000 Majority. rd

FOSTER ALLEGES ELECTION FRAUL   Says That He Would Have Defeat. ed Cowgill Except For Fradulent Voting

COLLEGE PRESIDENT IS ASKED TO RESIGN   BECAUSE OF THE “ALLEGED PUB. LIGATION OF LETTERS AS TO SENATOR HARDING"

MIXES IN'POLITICS AND LOSES POSITION   College Professor Is Accused of Writing Letters About Harding.

COLLEGE MAN MAY LOSE JOB   Wooster Paculty Man Under I Fire  MIXED IN POLITICS  Charge He Wrote Letter About Harding   MIXED IN POLITICS

K PROF. GHANGELLOI Y ASKED TO RESIGN   Feels He Has Done Nothing Wrong in Writing Harding Circular.

ASK PROFESSOR TO RESIGN   Member ef Faculty of Weoester Cellege Auther ef Secerrilous AntiHarding Cirenlar.

AUTHOR: OF BASE. CAMPAIGN. ~ LIE IS: ASKED TO: RESIGR   Prof, Uhancellor Is Forcec . From. Wooster College’ for Letter Against Harding.   ADMITS WRITING PART

PROFESSOR OUSTED FOR HARDING ROT   College of Wooster Trustees Repe   diate and Denounce Political   Activities of Faculty Member

WOOSTER GOLLEGETRUSTEES CALL Of CHANCELLOR QUIT   Denounce Suc’) Political Methods as Circular Reflecting on Harding.   ‘SAY MANIFEST PURPOSE AN APPEAL TO PREJUDICE   Admitting Part of Letter Was Written by Him, Professor Brazenly Says He Feels in His Breast He Has Done Nothing Wrong or Improper.

Wooster Trustees Discharge Prof. Chancellor, Repudiate His Propaganda. 

Chancellor Is <Acensed Of Circulating Scandal On Election's Eve   APPEALS TO PREJUDICE   Educator Savs He Didn't Know Contents Were To Be Made Public

Former speaker. of house throws hat in Democratie ring today   IS HOUSE FLOOR LEADER   Mr:-Wilson’s ‘rival in 1912 again bobs up for eoveted honor

CHAMP CLARK   ANDIDATE FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT   Following Editorial in New Orleans Paper Boosting Him for the Candidacy.

CHAMP CLARK COMING  OUT FOR: DEMOCRATIC: NOMINATION. FOR THE PRESIDENCY HE SAYS   Son-in.Law’s Paper Lifts Lid on Former Speaker's ; Boom

CHAMP CLARK ENTERS RACE. FOR NOMINATION   Ready to Accept if Chosen b San Francisco Conven- .  spe canoe coa te tess wep biomes

CHAMP CLARK IS CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY   ‘Barkis Is Willin’ ” For. mer speaker of House Savs.   READY TO ACCEPT THE NOMINATION   Will Make No Personal Campaign, However, To Secure The Nomination.

“MISS WHITEHEAD RE-EMPLOYED AS TEACHER AT GAVNOL   CHAMP CLARK IS WILLING TO ACCEPT THE NOWINVPIOS

THE CANDIDA. OF CHAN CL ARR   For Democratic Presidential Nomination Announced by His Son-in-Law.   50 JUST STOP KICKIN’ CHAMP’S ‘DAWG’ AROUN   “Grave Political Injustice’’ Claimed Against Missourian in the 1922 Ssuvenuon.

CHAMP GLARK’S ‘HAT SHIED INTO POLITICAL -RING   Missouri Congressman is Out For Dem. Nomina tuon at San Francisco   “BARKIS IS WILLING”   ‘Son-In-Law’s Paper Says He Deserved the Nomination at Raltimore In 1912

BIRMINGHAM. fINGHAM. MERCHANTS READY 0 SELL CLOTHING AT LOWER: PROFITS -

PES gg ee SE aR A, See Gee ee eg te BD, Minter eee Nee ee  BRIGGS RETURNS FROM: VISIT TO DALLAS

MISS MONFGOMERY IS SAF      Rumor That She Was Missing in Catiiornin, Without Foundation

TRSTANCE_OF HOLLAND’ IVEN TO WILLA ICIATED PRESS,      FURTHER STEPS’ LIKELY      Piemicrs to Confer in London Reture ¢ xt. Bemand” ‘cider,        : for

WILL FIGHT RED “FURGES TOT FINISH, BEE   Polish Diplomats Cast ba ternational Diplomacy". Aside.   TO PLAY LONE HAND   Colby Declares Note To U. S. “Satisfactory ~~ Discussion.”

FRENCH VIEW IN REGARD RUSSIA IS SIME AS UL § SAYS FRENGH NOTE TODAY   France Cannot Have Official Relations With Nation Whose Diplomats Instigate Revolt   Communications Between Millerand and Lloyd-George Continue; Situation Easier, Is General Impression

116 NEW. CASES  _ ARE REPORTED   Seventy-Fiv ive . Teachers "in Dallas Schools Ill * With Influenza

FLU EPIEMIL DALLAS fa MORE SERIOUS   SCHOOLS BABLY CRIPPLED BY LOSS OF TEACHERS AND ALL DOCTIRS ARE VERY BUSY.

Present Business Conditions Given as the Reason of the Operators for Refusal.

HEAD OF CIVIL ENGINEERING WILL RESIGN POSITION   University of Illinois Professor Will Go to California   BUILT MANY BIG DAMS IN WEST

SOLDIERS GUARD BELFAST TODAY   City Has Appearance of Armec  Camp; AN Quiet With One Death Reported.

A.F.OF L. DEMAND THEIR PLANK IN DEM. PLATFORM   Serve Notice They Will Turn to th Labor Party If Endorsement Is Refused at San I'rancisco.

PLUMB PLAN UP TO DEMOCRATS   LABOR WILL ASK CONVENTION FOR ENDORSEMENT.   BRYAN SAID TO BE PLEDRED   Oklahoma City Brotherhood of Rail way Trainmen's Union Drop FortySeven Members For Particlpating In. Recent Strike,

ORGANIZED LABOR PLUNGING INTO PARTY POLITICS   Indorsement of Government Owner ship.of Railroads Will Be De manded of Bemocr atic Platform Committee.

ENDORSEMENT OF: GOV, OWNERSHIP. OF RAILROADS T8 BE DEMANDED   A. F. of L. Will Put It Up. Democratic National. vention at San Peoria

RAILRUAD WORKERO WILL MAKE DEMAND   Democratic National Convention Will Be Requested to Endorse Government Ownership.   BACKED BY THE FEDERATION

LABURMEN DEMAND FAT OWNERSHIP PLANK PUT IN DEMOCRAT PLATFORM   Declare Bryan Is Back of American Federatior of Labor’s Ultimatum That United States , Government Control Roads.

LABOR EEK UEMUGHATIC PARTY'S AlN   * BRR R 2k VE NZE NES EE V EEL YW OE  FOR PLUMB PLAN IN CONVENTION  eee emcee mn  Bryan O.K.’s Demand of Railway Unions for Ownership.

American Flyers Qualify for International Balloon Race to Start October 23

WINNERS DECIDED  WW BALLOON RACE   REPORTS INDICATE MEN WHC WILL REPRESENT T. S. IN BIG EVENT,

TWO B. 1LLOO vs pow. N IN CANADA,  Honeywell, Wivewinwaw., Kmmernaan mnat

ONE BALLOON STILL IN AIR   Others Have Landed and Selections Wade fer Entrics in Interpatfional Race.

NATIONAL BALLOON RACES.   Kansas City Tl Tanda In Canada, Fartheset From Starting Point.

Roscoe Sarles Winner. Eddie O’Donnell Hurt. in Thrilling Contest   ‘JOLLE MEETS DEATH AS CHEVROLET'S CAR PLUNGES THROUGH FENCE; DEAD'‘DRIVER IS: SEASON’ S. WINNER: _ ON POINTS; SARLES-WINS NEARLY $20; 000 -

Chairman of Rserve Board Issues Statement  Business and Labor Profiteers Are Given Warning  inflexible ine and Forces Are Now Operating

MINERS: LEADER APS HOWAT FOR STAND IN STRIKE   STRIKERS IN KANSAS FEI DS: ‘OR: DLRED BACK ‘FO W ORM]  PRESIDENT Li pie is

LEWIS ORDER ALL MEN BACK   ‘Head of Miners Organization Tells Kansas Workers to i Return.   DENOUNCES KANSAS HEAD

KANSAS MINERS ORDERED BACK      President Lewis Sends Telegrams T: 33 Local Unions; 3,488 Men  Reported Out   ALEXANDER HOWAT CRITICIZED

SAYS MINERS’ HEAD FOSTERING TROUBLE   President United Mine Workers D . mounces Actions of Howatt— Wires Men ‘to Return to Jobs.

KANSAS COAL MINERS WILL END STRIKE   Lewis Orders Workers Back to Jobs — Declares Strikes Illegal

LEWIS ORDERS KANSAS MINERS 10 G0 70 WORK   International Chief Declares _ Present Strike is Illegal and Unauthorized.   ‘ALEXANDER HOWATT ROUGHLY DENOUNCED

Miners’ Chief Calls Howat   Presldont Lewis, of Miners’. Union “Orders: Kauss .-Men Back to Work,

KANSAS MINERS TO END STRIKE   inion President in Message Flays Howat for Fostering Walkouts and Warns Him to Cease “Mad Course.”

ATIS BITTERLY DENOUNCED   By President United Mine Workers.   Can't Be Sacrificed By Whims 0; Demagogue, Says Lewis— Awful Bawiing Out.

~ HOWAT'S HAND   PRESIDENT OF MINE WORKERS SAYS HOWAT JS CHILDISH.   A RUINOUS. RULER   ORDERS MEN BACK TO WORK “BY WIRE.   The ‘Exeentive Board Wil! Investl. _ gate Tatoterable Conditions in Kansas Union. ~. 6

MINERS CHIE TAKES HAND IN KANSAS STRIKE   President Lewis Sends Messag es to Locals Ordering Ail Men to Work.   DENOUNCES PRES. HOWAT   Telegraphs That Official He 1 Demagogue Bringing Union Into Disrepute.

COAL SITUATION IS NEAR NORMAI   Indiana Miners Back at Worl and President Lewis Orders Kansas Men on Jeb.   MESSAGE FLAYS HOWATT

ORDERS 3888 MINERS BACK   LEWIS DECLARES STRIKE. ILLE GAL AND DENOUNCES HOWATT.

KANSAS MINERS ORDERED 10 WORK   Lewis Tells Men to End Strike, Which He Declares Is Tileonl.

UNION PRESIDENT ‘DENOUNCES HOWAT   JOHN L. LEWIS ORDERS THE , MINERS BACK ON THE : JOB ‘TODAY   STRIKE UNAUTHORIZED   Mad Course, President Says, Will ‘Bring Discredit on the Miners’ Union ,   ‘Will Stamp-You as a Man Devoid of Principle and Destitute of Wenor”

LEWIS ORDERS STRIKING MINERS RETURN 10 WORK SAYS WALKOUT ILLEGAL; TELLS HOWAT OF KANSAS UNION TD CALM HIMSELF

CITIZENS OKLAHOMA CITY HOMELESS At RESULT HIGH WATER   SECTION FRISCO MAIN LINE TRACK DESTROYED; TRAINS DETOURED.

WAGE INGREASES INTIAL PURPOSE OF RAIL MEFTING   Unseating of Congressmen Supporters of Rail Bill Advocated.   STRIKERS REBUKED   Meeting, Also Declares Against Candidacy of Wood...

RAILROAD AFFIPIAG Cre  MUAU ULITTUIAL  IMPROVED CONDITIONS IN ALL SFSTIONS AFFECTER   RAILROAD CONVENTION AT KANSAS CITY ENDORSES -. §0-CALLED PLUMB PLAN      Will Also Go on. Record as Opposed to Universal Military Training Scheme

VOICES TRIBUTE TO WAN HERDED © WN OHIO TALK   Senotor Harding Makes _ -Trip to Home of Ruther ford B. Haves.   COX FAILS TO APPEAR   Was Scheduled To Deliver Addréss at Same Place.

SED Oh NEC) ARES HAPNING   G. 0. P. Candidate Pays High Tribute To Men Of A. KF. }   TELLS OF ACHIEVEMENTS   Says World War Veterans Can Be Big Foree In Nation For 50 Years

PLANS COMPLETED FOR POCKET PLOWING MEET   All Standard Tractor And Plow Makes Have Been Entered; Exhibit  honws aft Fecha. ta

U, S. TO DEPORT 2,000 REDS SOON   Palmer Pledges War to End Ac: tivity of the Bolsheviki.   MUST NOT PROGRESS FAR   Says Red Propaganda Can Be Counter acted by Teaching its Purpose Through the Press, the Church  and Labor Uniors.

U.S, TODEPOR;   Palmer Pledges War to End Ac: _ tivity of the Bol‘ sheviki.   MUST NOT PROGRESS FAR   Says Red Propaganda Can Be Counter. acted by Teaching Its Purpose Through the Press, the Church  and Labor Unlons.

ANOTHER Blo SHIPMENT OF REDS READY   Palmer Pledges War to End Activity of the Bolsheviki.   MUST WOT PROGRESS FAR   Says Red Propaganda Can Be Counter. acted by Teaching its Purpose Through the Press, the Church  and Labor Unions.

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER PLEDGES WAR ON REDS   U. S. to Deport Many Thousands of Radical Leaders—Close Watch on the Bolsheviki.

The Attorney. Generar ‘s ye 2; tutors Will Be: Run Do “Calls on People to Help  Counteract Propaganda.

JAPS SURPR:SED BY PROPOSAL 10 EXTEND LAND LAV   Jap Ambassador Declares Hi: Country Is Not Worrying About California.

Japanese Ambassador, Says “Inside” Story, Dropped Opposition to Calif. Land Law On Proposal to Generalize It   Great Britdin’s Fear of Losing ‘Oil Lands Believed By Some to Account for Unexplained Nipponese Action

OHIDERARA Wha QUIGK TO IV ASSENT TO LAM   As Soon as Proposal Was Made to Excude All Aliens, Japanese Yielded   INFLUENCE OF BRITISH THOUGHT INSTRUMENTAL   BRITISHE OL. HOLDING ANT CLOSE RELATIONS WITT WN. PAN BELIEVED TO TWAVE AFFECTED SETTLEMENT

JAPAN CEASED OPPOSITION TO CAL. LAW WHEN ASSURED CHANGE IN DISCRIMINATION

SIX IN RACE FOR  THE PRESIDENCY   Humber of Ballots Today Wil  Breck All Records,   MANY WOMEN UP FOR OFFICE

COUGHLIN IS SURE CRANK’ TOLD UNTRUTE   Thinks His Baby Is Stil Living Despite Confession.

COUGHLIN DOUBTS THE CONFESSION OF PASQUALE      Concludes That His Baby May Yet Be Alive, State Police Believe It Is True,

SEARCH FOR BODY OF COUGHLIN BABY REVEALS NOTHING   Fether of Child Harbors Hope That Pasquale Confession Was False.

FOR CONCERTED ACTION   Vhureh Conference Adjourns Atter Proparing Message for Wonnen, ¢

PRICES SLASHED IN SOME PLACES; IN OTHERS NOT   25 PER CENT CUT FOR MEN

GUTS SKIN OFF OWN LEG TO GRAFT ON WIFE'S FOO   Surgeon’ Performs Operatior Upon Himself With Steady Hand and Nerve. 

SURGEON CUTS OFF OWN FLESH TO SAVE WIFE   Explains. Technical Points as  He Drives Knife Into Bt Pepe omy Pe

GIVES OWN FLESH. TO SAVE HIS WIFE   Dr. Scott of Chicago Performs Opers tion Upon Himself to save Her Life.

SIMS SAYS ACTION IN NAVY CRITICISM IS WHOLLY PROPER   )ficer Who Doesn't Offer Sug gestions “Not Worth the Pow der to Blow Him to Heli,” Ad  miral Declares.   HAS TWO ROWS NOW ON   Says He Saw Trouble Over Decorations.and Tried to Avoid It—Thinks Discretion Needed im Awards.

BAYAN BUSY PICKING — ' FLAWS IN PLATFORMS IE BOTH BIG PARTIES      ‘CRITICIZES UNCERTAINTY AND L\HBIGUITY OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK,

BRYAN SCORES BOTH PARTIES   Says Wet Candidates Chosen'to Make Presidential Race

ANOTHER STRIKE OF PROPORTIONS LOOMS ON ROADS   Three Hundred Thousand Maintenance of Way and Shop Workers.   Heads of Union Approve the Proposal to Call Out Great Army.

SHOPMEN APPROVE STRIKE IF WAGE DEMANDS AEFUSED   300,000 EMPLOYES OF RAIL ROADS THREATEN TO CALL . GENERAL WALK-OUT.

SECTION HANDS AND SHOP WORKERS WILL STRIKE IF DEMANDS ARE REFUSEL

AY OHOPMEN THREATEN STRIKE      Chairman to Wait Seven Days for Decision on Wage  Boost Demand.

APPROVE STRIKE. PROPOSAL.   Word Sent to Hines That Action Will Be Deferred.

AAILADAD PAY AWARD JULY 20   Countrywide Strike Is Called Of by the Chiefs.   DATE FIXED BY THE BOARD   Judge Barton Issues Statement in De. fense of Alleged Delay, Saying Subject Requires Much Time and Great Care.

R. KH. UNION HEADS ASK MEN TO WORK   Upeo Dhem. to Stick to Jobs TIT Wag Awara ts Announced, Not Eater Than Jalby 20,

TO MAKE RAIL PAY AWARD SOON   Prospects of a Countrywide Strike Lessened by Fixing Date,   BARTON ISSUES STATEMEN)   Says It Requires Time and Great Care to Formulate a Decision of So Great Importance—Lee Blames  the President.

TOMAKERAIL PAY AWARD SOON   Prospects of a Countrywide Strike Lessened by Fixing Date.   Says It Requires Time and Great Care to Formulate a Decision of So * Great Importance—Lee Blames  the President.

Chicago Council Favors Withdrawal of Illinois Dry Law Ratificatior

ELEGATE HOLDS ATTENTION   Telling Story of Reconstruction to Financial Conference.   CONDITION OF TREASURY,   In France Makts Poor Showing Due to Building Up of Devastated Territory-—Unofficial Plan Providing for Associated Bankers’ International Clearing House. *

DISCOVERY OF BOMB - FACTORY BRINGS CLASH      Polico Seize  Numerous ‘Bombs It Uyclists Shop In Dublin, Irelund,

MADTINN  AW FOR IRELAND:  SEENIS PERTAIL      Two Batiallons ot Usizutey Ordered ty Be Ready to Go tw Truan

MAY EXTEND MARTIAL LAW IN IREALND   Extension Depends on De velopments, Says British Statement.   MORE TROOPS HELD READY

BACK PROM THE NAVY.   Shatpsville Young Man Saw Considerable Service With Uncle Sam.

WOMAN TO SPEAK HERE   Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Bullard in County in Interests of the Republican Party. *

Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Bullard in County in Interests of the Revublican Party.

CATTLE MEN URGE QUICK ENACGIMENT   Livestock Association Wants the Packers Investigated   SAYS MONOPOLY HAS DISTORTED FACTS   Would Have Palmer Get Proper View of Octupus

LIVESTOCK MEN WANT CONGRESO. TO GRIP PAUKE RC   Report of Market Committee Urges Strict Enforcemen’ of Agreement Exacted By Attorney General.

Must Exercise Economy, Says G. O. P. Leader   Pork Barrels Must be Kept on the Shelf in Order to Keep ‘Taxes Down to Towest Possible Level, Mondeli  As cope

Republeian Leader Mondel Says Ependiutres Will Be Cut to Minimum

RAILROAD FUNDS BEING DISCUSSED FROM MANY ANGLES   Necessity for Great Increase  To Make Service Acceptable is Forecasted in Reports And Discussions Already Under Wav.

RAILROAD ARGUMENTS FUR INCREASED RATES HEARD BY COMMISSION   Important Hearing Take Up by Interstate Commerce Body

ALATA FUNDS BE -[ISCUSSED FAM MANY ANGLES   Necessity. for Great ‘Increa: To Make Service Accep able is Forecasted in Repor s And Discussions Already   TIindow Wace Co EE

PILOT OF RESOLUTE IS ONE OF OLD FAMILY OF SEA-FARING MEM   Charles F. Adams Will At the Wheel of the Defender

RESOLUTE TO BE PILOTED BY SEA-DOL   Treasurer of Harvard University to be at Helm During Race Classic.

HAYS’ AGREEMENT IS REFUTED BY BABLER   State G. O. P. National Committeeman Denics Passing Over Powers And Excoriates Convention,

BABLER RESENTS —GUTAT HIS-POWEF   Statement of Missouri Nation al Committee Chairman Reveals Disagreement.

EX-PRESIDENT POTS; ~— QUTHIS REASONS WHY   Bhows: That Woed and Lowden, ; While Both Innocent, Yet  Carried Taint of Money. .   HARDING HAS NOTHING-To : THANK CALIFORNIAN: FoR   Taft Thinks That Johngon Failed to Get Anything He Wan! : at the Convention.   HARDING IS STRONG - MAN   Propaganda Against Him as Weak Candidate Will Not Hurt in « ' "Any Degree.

HOW HARDING GOT NOMINATION   Former President W. H. Taft Gives Reasons for Ohioan’s Nomination at Chicago   WAS THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE   Stories of Bess Rule and Senatorial Control are Inventions of Enemies of Party

MAKING CLOTH AT h. AND MI. COLLEGE AGREAT FEATURE   small Mill Operated Under Direction of Prof. J. B. Bagley, Similar to Other Commercial Mills and Splendid Quality of Goods Pays Expenses of Operation.

Small Mill Operated Under Direction of Prof. J. B. Bagley, Similar to Other Commercial Mills and Splendid Quality of Goods Pays Expenses of Operation.

COMMITTEE MEETING ‘ON LEAGUE SET FOR TODAY IS CONTINUED      The Bi-Partisan Gathering of Senator. Will Make New Effort at a  Compromise Tomorrow.

TREATY GORTERERGEO POSTPONED BECAUSE OF PISCE GF MEMBER   PURTIER-EPRORT TO REACH COM. PROMISE ON TREATY WILL RE MADE FRIDAY,

10 TACKLE TRE COMPROMISE AGAIK   Meeting of Bi- Partisan Committec Planned. Fer Today Postponed Until Tomorrow. :

Absence of Lenroot Causes Delay in Resumption of Gom- , promise Negotiationg ‘1

TREATY PARLEY © et FOR FRIDAY    Conterance ds Postponed Be  cause of Hiness of Senator   -*  Lenreot: Today.   DEADLOCK IS EXPECTED

POSTPONED CONFERENCE   Negotiations on Treaty to Be Resumed Tomorrow, It Is Said

BI-PARTISAN MEETING HELD OVER TILL TODAY   Yesterday’s Session Postponed Because of Absence of Senator Lenroot

POSTPONE ACTION TREATY COMPROMISE   Absence Of Senator Lenroot De. fers Meeting Of Bi-Partisan = Committee.

Bl - PARTISAN CONFERENGE PAST PONED   Democrats and Republican: Defer Treaty WN 2gotiation: Until Friday.

LEADERS NOT HOPEFUL OF COMPROMISE   But May Effect Settlement _ to Prevent ‘Long, Hard” Floor Battle. .   UN DERWOOD MOTION © MAY. BE CONSIDERED

JELAY EFFORT TQ AGREE ON TREATY DEAL   Absence of Lenroot Permits Democrat and Republican Senators to Plan Out Course   BATTLE IN SENATE MAY RESULT IN. DISAGREEMENT   Republicans Declare Such Mov: Will Not Ratify the Pact

TREATY PROCEDURE BEING AGITATED BY AOTH PARTIES TODA   Hitchcock’s Threat to Take it To the Floor of the Senate is Not Meeting With Any Great Degree of Favor in The Democratic Ranks.

BI-PAR TISAN CONFERENCE ~ ON TREATY IS POS TPONED; SHO WDOWN DUE TOMORRO Ww?

TREATY: COMPROMISE PLAN GOES OVER Ta TOMRRROY   Absence of Senator Lenroot Made The Delay of One Day ~. Necessary.

Article 10 and the Monrot Doctrine Pivotal Clauses In the Struggle.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS SEE NO USE IN THROWING TREATY BACK ON FLOOR. AT THIS DATE

BLPARTISAN TALK FEST IS POSTPONED UNTIL TOMORROW   Believed Showdown on _ the Treaty Compromise Will Come At Next Meeting.   WHAT TO DO WITH TREATY   Hitchcock Is Fearful of Results i He Takes it Back to the Senate Floor.

THAT THE REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS MAY YET GET TOGETHER ON THE PEACE TREATY AN LEAGUE OF NATIONS. ABSENCE OF SENATOR LENROOT OF MINNESO1VA POSTPONES ACTION

Bl - PARTISAN GUNFERENGE POS PONED   Democrats and Republicans Defer Treaty N gotiations Until Friday. '   Many Conferences Under Way  Preparatory for Breaking the - Dead-Lock.

COMPROMISE EFFORT _ JS AGAIN POSTPONED   Bi-Partisan Body of Senate Calls Of Until Tomorrow Meeting Called. for Today.

TREATY BARK ON ROUGH SEA; SHIFT FIGHT NEAR OPEN   Situation Marks Time as Senators Wait Return of Leader.

DELAY COMPROMISE. CONFERENCE:A: DAN   Senators. Hold Secret _ Meetings Today to. - Be Ready  nemo  ee cw: cm arena

TREATY NEGOTIATIONS TOBE RESUMED TODAY   POSTPONE MEETING OF BIPARTL SAN COMMITTEE BECAUSE OF LENROOT’S ABSENCE.

Seek to Get Matter Disposed of and Thus Prevent Fight on Senate Floor.   WILL STRETCH PROPOSALS   Believed That Each Side Will Give as ‘Far as Possible to Reach Agreement.  ‘

FINAL SHOWDOWN FOR COMPROMISE SCHEDULED TODAY   Efforts of Bi-Partisan Senators To End Treaty Row Postponed From Yesterday Ry Republicans.

POSTPONE TREATY CONFERENCE.   Compromise Negotlations Approaching a Deadlock.

CONFERENCE ON TREATY DISPUT: AGAIN DELAYED   POSTPONE BI-PARTISAN. SES. _ BION UNTIL FRIDAY; LENROOT ABSENT.   SEE SLIM HOPE OF ‘ADJUSTING RUPTURI   Reservations on Article 10 and Mon. ' roe Doctrine Clauses Are The Stumbling Blocks.

ARID U. 6. MAKES BAHAMAS THRIVE LIKE GREEN BAY   Wet Goods Landed There Give Duties That Trebly Cover * Deficit Looked For.

“Diamond Grid Batteries cannot be beat anywhere. Wood Batter Co.   PROHIBITION HELPS BAHAMAS   Changed F rom Deficit to a Flourishing Financial Condition

Bahama Islands Profiting Hugely from Prohibition in United States Island Financial Resources Grow

Da, iT  ON IS  28 aA UTE PSP AGH E YT VER mag bis y u Ns SUAURE at  ib: & ATS) WAS isi  cas AS AWS 5 Bee Wl ALC EAS. LA         Bahamas F - lowing With Liquor   Refreshments. and Gaod U.S. Money

(CHANGED BIG DEFICIT TO A HEAVY SURPLUS   U.S. Prohibition Brings Unexpected Revenue to Bahama Islands.

JS. PRORIBIT!ON RINGS WEALTH (ODARAIAS   Instead of) Deficit, Istane Government Now Has Surplus

AN ILL WIND   Bahama tias More Money Than - For Many Years, Because of American Liquor. ..

BAHAMAS REAP BIG REVENUE ON LIQUOK   nflux of Wines from the United States Boosts Income from Big Deficit to Large Surplus

NASOAU AIDED BY PROHIBITION   Bahama Island Capital Waxes Wealthy Due to Drought in United States.

oAYS EXPLOSIVES ABOARD LUSITANIA   Malone Declares Cart ridges Were for England.

MALONE IS A BITTER CRITIC      Former New Yerk Pert Colleeter ype State Seerets Concerning  _ Se 

Farmer-Labor Candidate for Governor of New York ’ Upholds La Follette.   SAYS HE EXAMINED SHIP IN NEW YORK   Was Persecuted For Charge Against British.

WOULD OUTLINE BONUS POLICY To GUIDE SOLONS   American Legion Commit. téeman Suggests Sane Plan for Relief:   SAYS MISTAKE 1S MADE IN PRESENTING PROPOSALS   Suggests That Land Near Cities Be Condemned For Soldiers.

—_t—— Member “i Execative Committee """ Admits It and Says Anothet  Policy Whi'be Followed.:

Soldiers Organization Did No: Put Over Its Proposals for Relief in Right Manner.

LEGION MADE MISTAKE WATS BONUS DEMAND   Says one of the Executiv Committee and Asks That i Be Permitted to Take An other. Start for More Digni “fied Proposal.”

AMERICAN LEGION MADE A SERIOUS MISTAKE - JONES   Member Executive Com mittee Wants ‘“‘Definite and Sane’”’ Policy

LEGION BONUS PLAN WRONG   So Says Member of Organization Be fore Solons—Favors “Definite and Sane Policy.”

‘BUT FOR US, GERMANS WOULD HAVE BUSTED U. S.”—DOUGHBOYS   THUS WRITE CONGRESS IN ANSWER TO PLEA THAT STATE TREASURY WON'T  PERMIT BONUS.

LEGION ERRED TR REQUESTING - BONUS, HE SAYS  ]      Member of Executive Committe<  ‘Tells House Serious Mistake Was Made.

Asserts Legion Made Mistake _In‘Aid’Demand   A. “Definite and Sane Policy’ . Presented in “Quiet and Respectful Way” Urged..

FFICER JS DISSATISFIED   Sueweste New Policy to Incorpsrate Proposals of American Legion.

NEW YORK G.0.P. PICKS SLATE   Votes to Support James Weer Jr. for Renomination for U. S. Senator.

MEXICANS MURDER AMERICAN   U. S. Employee of International Petroleum Co. Killed Near Tampico, Washington Is Advised.

AMERIGAN MURDERED BY MEXIGANS SAYS REPORT TO CAPITAL   State Department Informed of Killing of Two Men, One of Unknown Nationality

 MEXICANS MURDER AMERICAN   u. 8. Eniployee of . internatianai .Pe. trotleum: Co,’ Killed Near. Tarnpico, Washington Is Adviseds-

TO SET A WAGE SCALE.   Arrangement, to Attract 50,009 Labor! ers'to State This Summer Will Be Made.

HELD FOR THEFT, BROKER ENDS LIFE   Accused of Stealing $50,000 i Bonds From Canada Royal : Bank.

MEMORIAL DAY AT ARLINGTON   traves of Those Who Pell in b rance  fo Re Decorated,

PERSHING TO MAKE MEMORIAL ADDRES   Decoration Of Graves For Those Who Fell in France included In Ceremony.

WILOON FUE BATTLE FOh PAGT LEAD   Peace Document Again Pu Before Chief Executive As Ratification Fails

LEAGUE 0, K.’S -WORLD COURT   Assembly Adopts Report Providing Each Nation Decide on ~ Arbitration,   ARGENTINE PLEA IS REJECTED   Plon as Proposed to Assembly by the Committee Differs in Some Respects From Root’s Iteas—  Danzig for Poles. ’

LEAGUE 0, K.'S ~ WORLD COUR]   Assembly Adopts Report Providing Each Nation Decide on Arbitration.

WORLD COURT PLAN 0. A. 0 BY LEAGUE   Assembly Accepts Recommenda tion of Modified Root Scheme.   REJECTS PLEA OF ARGENTINA   Resolution as Adopted Provides That Each Nation Shall Decide the Question of Forced Arbitration —Poles to Get Danzig.

NO EFFORT MADE TO STOP SLAYER OF MONK EASTMAN   Police Officials Believe Qnce Famous  - Leader of Underworld Was Killed  as Result of “Hootch Running” Quarrel. —

SOUTHERN TRACK STARS IN CONTESTS 10 PICK ALYMPIC TEL EGATIONS   ‘TEXAS INSTITUTION REPRESENT. ED BY STAR TRACK ATHLETES : IN TODAY'S CONTEST,

TEXAS TEAMS IN NEW ORLEANS   Pick of Track Men of the South Given Olympic Games Try-Out

"SUPERSEDES RESERVATIONS   ‘Proper Settlement of Fiume Dis-. > pute Regarded as Test of Principle.      By DAVID LAWRENCE Aaeerioht 10°R her The Mail,

PRESIDENT WILSON’S NOTE INVOLVES MORE THAN MERE CONTROVERSY OVER FIUME

ADRIATIC NOTE DEFINES IDEALS (IF PRESINENT   More Than Mere Controvers) Over Territory Is Involved In Adriatic Dispute   EUROPEANS PREPARES TO TRAVEL OWN ROAD   Despairing Of Ratifieation 0: Treaty, They Intend To Settle Matters By Old Rules

U.S. REPLY YO ALLIES DEFINES FOREIGN POLICY   Practically Forces Them te “ Choose as Between Presi": dent and Senate © -

AY eeu ASSERTS CENATOR HARDING       Makes Strong Attack: ‘Uporti Ad- ministration’s - “Inefficient” ‘Merchant Marine Policy. 

PROTECTIVE TARIFF WOULD CUT PRICES DECLARES HARDING   SAYS ISSUF TOO BIG TO .RE_ .OB SCURED BY ANY SORT OF VAUDEVILLE AcT   ASSAILS MARINE POLICY   Tella Gathering of West Virginians That Shipping Hard Has Been “Continual Fiasco"—Charges Extravagance

HARDING WOULD UNFURL AMERICAN FLAG ON EVERY SER   Assails Administration’s Merchant Marine Policy in Front Porch Speech.   SHIPPING BOARD HAS BEEN CONTINUAL FIASCO   Reiterates Charges of Extravagance and Blundering and Declares His Purpose to Establish Economical, Efficient Business Administration.

HARDING = _ TAKES SLAP MARINE ACT   Gharges That The Shipping Board Has Been “A Confinual Fiaseo,”   ‘WOULD “UNFURL THE FLAG AGAIN ON EVERY SEA"

HARCING ASSAILS. "HEACHANT MARIN    aad . . \dministration’s Policy One of  Campaion’s Big Issues.   44]PPING BOARD FIASCO   iterates Charges of Blunder. ‘ing and Extravagance bj ‘Democrats — Declares foi ‘Sconomical, Efficient Busi. Iness Conduct of Nation-— ‘West Virginians Cheer.

SUES TOO BiG 10 i OBSCURED BY VAUDEVILLE STUNTS   Charges the Shipping Board Has Been Continued Fiasco   IMPORTANT ADDRESS OCTOBER FIRST

ee ere  HARDING FINDS AN OPENING.   Merchant Marine Policy of Administration Axaniled.

FLAG ON SEAS   Senator Harding Assails Wilson Merchant Marine Policy im Front Porch Speech   :Nominee Declares Purpose to Es tablish Economical and Efficient f Business Administration

FLOAT THe FLAG LIPON EVERY SEF   Harding Assaults Merchant Marine Policy  SAYS SHIPPING BOARD   Has Been Continual Fiasco anc that with Efficient Manage. ment Nation’s: Marine Re. sources Should have Per. mitted Establishment of Lines to All Parts of Worlc

West Virginians Came in 800 Moter Cars to Hear Republican Candidate  -Front Porch Schedule Has,  Been Extended to October 1%

Campaign Issues Too Big tc Be Obscured by Vaudeville Stunts by Anyone.

HARDING HITS AT DEMOCRAT BLUNDERS   ‘Shipping Board a “Continual Fi asco” —Promises to Substitute Efficient Methods.

OPEN AIR SERVICES    er ae ‘Reformed Congregation Assembled on Kurtz Playground,

OPEN AIR SERVICES   Reformed Congregation Assembled on Kartz Playground.

Suffrage Forces Win _ First Point in Tennesee Legislative Battle

MARSHALL REBURES SENATOR SHEPPARD   TEXAN'S CRITICISM OF REW JER. HEY'S WEP ATUITUDE DRAWS RIE PIROM CLARE

INDUSTRIAL COURT IN FAV]   Four “tates Considering Adoption of Rapesas law.

4 STATES TO COPY KANSAS   Notify Governor Allen of Intention of Establishing an Industrial  Tribunal.

FARMER STRAW VOTE HARDING   mke Test Vote tor Coming Election Some Debs Sentiment Shown,

FARMERSGIVE . HARDING GREAT LEAD. OVER CO)   Straw Vote of Farm Journal Shows Farmers Strong Tee Hue”

IOWA PASTOR KILLED BY AN ENRAGED BULL   Rev. Julius Doden, Head Of Orphans’ Home Near Muscatine, Gored To Death.

DISCUSSED   bY GENERAL WOOD BEFORE LEGION OFFICERS   GALBRAITH GIVEN TALK   Says Organization Will Be Bid of L W. W's.

SAYS EYE INCOMING ALIENS   General Wood Declares U.S. Needs No Reds. Chinesc, Jananese or Hindoos.

National Commander Says Or  ganization Will Be Rid of  -  LWoWis. -

SHIFTING OF THE BURDEN TO RAILROAD LABOR am   Its Members Are Telegraphed for by Presiden’ Wiison to Come to the National Capital at Once.   It Is Planned to Effect Temporary Wage Adjust.  ments to Allay Unrest Pending Final Artinn and Rnd @tritre

MEMBERS. CALLED  TO WASHINGTON _ TO TAKE ACTION   TroubleShows BreakOver Nearly All Parts of United States   WILL END THURSDAY. BELIEF

STRIKE SETTLEMENT WITH GOVERNMENT   PRESIDENT CALLS MEMBERS OF BOARD TO WASHINGTON.   SERVICE CRIPPLED EAST   Professional Men in New York Offer Services to Roads-—Sitnation Better :1 Chicago,

SETTLEMENT IS NOW UP TONEW BOARD-PALMER SHOUTING REDS  Wilson Has Fine   Wilson Has Fine, Spirits in Meeting With New Family

Temporary Wage Adjustment Immediately Is Being Considered, i  Repent New Labor Board To Get To Work Without Any Delay

SENATE RUSHES CONFIRMATION; ~ CABINET MEETS   Palmer Lays Repert On Strike Before Cabinet This Morning   WILSON’S RECOVERED   General Cenditions Greatly Improved, Assistant Attorney General Says

RECENT ACTIVITY OF DEPT. OF JUSTICE RAIDING AEDS CAUSE   CONDITION TENDS TO DECREASE PRODUCTION IN FACTORIES THEY ARE LEAVING   The Inter-Racial Council Statement Says Steps Will be Taken to Combat Movement,

MANY ALTENS PREPARE 10 GO TO EUROPE   Recent Raids and Deportation of *‘Reds’” Caused Considerable Unrest.   WOULD EDUCATE THEM   Efforts Will Be Made to Promote Better Relations For Foreign Born.

UAMPAIGN oTARTED FOR BETTE AMENT UF FOREIGN BORN   Inter-Racial Council Says Raids and Deportations Are Unsettling Labor of Basic Industries Here.

FOREIGN-BORN 10 LEAVE COUNTRY?   Raids, Deportations Are Frightening Aliens, Says New York Council.

GOODFELLOWS WILL MAKE MERRY XMAS   . The Poor of Checotah to Enjoy. * Real Christmas Through Ef.  H forts of Gand fallace

ALDRICH - GANNON TRICKS ONCE MOR:   Congress Tries Hard to Do Nothing and Succeeds Fairly well—Hays Promises Big After Next Election   CAN’T FOOL ALL THE PEOPLE

Transport Workers Vote to Join Strike in Few Hours   Industrial Tie-Up in Islands May Be Serious  Qanan

TEST CASE ON VOLSTEAD ACT   Counsel Contends State Has No Jurisdiction in Procecution of Liquor Cases   Full Bench of Supreme Court Hears Arguments at Bos“ton Today

CASE HAS BEARING ON MANY OTHERS   Question of Whether Massachusetts Has Jurisdiction in Liquor Case Being Argued.

-COX COMING TO KANSAS,  Roosevelt - WHI] Speak in. State ls - September,

GOX IS COMING TO KANSAS   je  Roosevelt Also Will Speak tn State i  During Carmnaion

IN RETURN JURORS. WILL BE FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT—TOO, MANY 'SPECIAL JODGES

JURORS CALLED INTO COURT   Expected Judge Thompson of Muncie Would Fing Them For Contempt

Railroad. Manager’: Quizzed on. Mysterious . Death of, Wealthy. Widow: .....

DID H.C. MAY LEAD A DOUBLE LIFE   Monon Manager Said to Bi Involved in Suicide of Wealthy Widow.

RAILWAY OFFICIAL CALLED IN INQUES   Wealthy Young Widow Is Found Dead.

AAOUVONY BAIL HEAD IS CALLED 0 INQUES)   Officials Seek Light in Deatt of Weathy Chicago Widow.

ULTIMATUM FOR POET-WARRIER   Italy Demands That D’Anoun zio Surrender Fiume and Fleet.

IPEQIAL LEVY UF PULL TAKES  NOT Ploa lt   LEGISLATURE CAN NOT ENAC’ LAW REQUIRING WOMEN TO PAY TAX, SAYS CURETON,

HAVE FOWER TO. LEVY POLL TAX   Women of Texas May ‘Have to Pay for Right _. to Vote This Year

ANOTHER CABLE LANDING HALTED   Western Union Gives Up Effort  to Land Its Cables in  Coha.

W. U.STOPS LAYING CUBAN CABLES FE BARBADOES LINK    Rumor at Havana Work on  Branch from U. S. to Brazil  Halted at Gov't Order.

HENRY FORD'S WEEKLY FOR THIRD PARTY   Denounces Republicar and Democratic Candidates.

Democrat and ~ Republican Candidates and Platforms Called Colorless.

FORD'S PAPER WIL SUPPORT. THIRD PARTY   Condemns Hoth Old Parties and Will Hemp the New OrzaRiznlion   FOUR MEN MENTIONED . AS PRESIDENT'L CANDIDATES      LaFollette, Walsh, Pichet and Ford Are Heing Comidered in  Chicaza Today

FORD SUPPORTS: THE THIRD PART   The Dearborn Indenendent Denounce Roth Old Parties and Their Candidates

VE SUNDAYS IN SHORTEST MONTE   For First Time in Forty Years February Will Have Five Sabbath Days But Not Five Pay Days.

HELD FOR MURDER.   Keosas City Man Arrested for Crime . Commllted in Montana.

PICK HAVANA FOR BIG FIGHT   Fat Offer of Syndicate Suits All Hands

HAVANA TO BE SCENE OF THE BiG FIGHT   Hoan Canitatisis’ (far Ar.

Big Fight to Be in Havana  ws ot & 4 ae &  Dempsey to Get $300,000

Big Fight to Be in Havana oe use .% ue 5, 4 ue  Dempsey to Get $300,000

MANY STRIKERS  “TO RETURN WHEN ~~ BOARD IS NAMED   GOMPERS DECLARES STRIKE IS MISTAKE

JUDGE W. R. KING QUITS SERVICE   Chief Council Reclamation Service for Full Seven Years

COX HASTASK IN DEFINING ISSUE   \O BETTER OFF THAN HARDING IN APPEAL FOR VOTES.   NATION’S LEAGUE TENDER SPOT   Dare Not Put Too Much Stress On Topic That Is Explosive—Liquor Question Also Source of Real Danger.

EXPECTED COX WILL CLARIFY  CAMPAIGN ISSUES IN SPEECH   May Brand Harding as Reactionary, Self as a Progressive; Plan Has Handicaps; Liquor and League Questions May Be Minimized.

POLES ARE EMPLOYING “BOMBING PLANES WITH SUCCESS AGAINST REDS   City of Kieff Is Aitacked From Air and Ten Per sons Are Killed--Bolshevis!s Reported Severely Defeated in Crimea

POLISH TROOPS BOMB KIEFF   f wos Gon, Wrangell Attaeked the Roviot  Armies in the Crimean mt Srnte  Time,

OAY POLTGR ARMY BOMBARDED KIEF   “ENE RAL WRANGEL « REPORTEI TO HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL AGAINST REDs.

ORE ET  REDS LOSE ON _ POLISH FRONT   City of Keiff Bombed by Polish Pianes: General Wrangel, AntiBolsheviki Leader Gains.

R. R. PASSENGERS HELD IN CATSKILLS   Train Abandoned by Crew at Port Jervis, N. Y., Held 10 Hours

‘OUAIKE BOUND PASOENGERD TELL OF EXPERIENGES   Crew of Chicago Express Abandons Train In Foothills of Catskills.   Few Secure Food and Lodg: : ings—Reach Gotham Ten Hours Late.

FIREMAN DRAGGED FROM ENGINE GY “RAIL MEN'S MOE   Passenger Train Held Up and . Travelers Forced to Hunt Lodgings at Port Jervis.

LOWDEN SUPPORT IS INCREASED   “REGULAR” DELEGATION FOR MISSISSIPPI IS SEATED.

LAGK. GF LEAERSHIP Al CHICAGO PROMMSES 18 PEN WAY FOR STAMPEDE         inor Leaders Floundering About Waiting to Welcome a Moses in Penrose or Some Other.   EVEN PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR’S ABILITY TO CONTROL IS DOUBTED

GOVERNOR LOWDEN WINS IN CONTESTS   Uninstructed Delegations Believed Favorable to Him Are Seated from Mississippi and South Carolina.   WOOD FORCES PROFESS TO BE WELL-SATISFIED   \ll Fears of Contest Over Leadership Between Procter and Hitchcock Declared to Be Unfounded.

MEN COUNTED IN ILLI _NOIS GOVERNOR’S ’- COLUMN SEATED   in South Carolina and Mis--sissippi Contests . Before “National Committee—The - First Important. Defeat fer Wood Forces.

MULE DELEGATION SEATED BY COMMITTE   Votes Uninstructed But Will G to Lowden; Other Dis. putes Heard.

LOWDEN WINS IN. CONTESTS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA   First Decisive Defeat of the Wood Forces in Contests Noted Today. — Others Are Settled by the Republican  Cammittes.

LOWDEN GAINS SOME DELEGATES SEATED IN SOUTH CONTESTS   Head of Platform Commit tee Arrived in Chicago This Morning

COMMITTEE SEATS LOWDEN DELEGATES   SEVERAL CONTESTS RESULT FAVORABLY TO. ILLINOIS CANDIDATE   WOOD DENIES FRICTION   Says Opponents Have Circulated Reports of Iisagreemeni Among His Helpers   Seong Leaders and Cheerleaders Are Beginning Work in Hotel Lobbies

HIS DELEGATES FROM CAROLIN ARE KICKED OUT   Soldier Gains Some Votes By Winning The Mississippi  Contests. &

Austria Printing P Fesses Are Working D: ay and Mish Turcine Dat Paner  fioney

HARRY.‘S.: NEW:FOUND GuiLTy                Ina Senator Convicted: of rid Dogree:Murder—Jury Was : Out tor: Forty-Five Hours

DRYS MAY HAVE TICKET IN FALL   DECISION TO BE MADE AT CONVENTION IN LINCOLN NEBR. JULY 21.

MAY HAVE A DRY" TICKET.  *rohibidion Part y win PDeclde Ques.  ig ee i a a cee

DRY TICKET MAY BE PUT IN FIELD   Chairman of Prohibition Party Says Since Other’ Parties Failed, His People Must Do Something.

DRY TICKET {5 NOW PROBABLE   HENSHAW MAKES CLAIM TWC PARTIES FAILED TO LIVE UP TO CONSTITUENTS

RK ON NEW BIRON MARSH   NASH USING ROOD DREDGE PUPTENG IN WATERWA ROOD CONSTRUCTION LETS TILE CONTR

START DITCH WORK ON NEW BIRON MARSH   NASH USING KOOD DREDGE FOL ru , PEG aN a

3RD DAY'S SESSION "FEATURES REPCRTS   Claim.Made That Price ef Cotten Goat and. Raw Preducts Far : Oat of Ratio.

SIXTY GENTS. POUND MINIMUM: PRICE ~ FOR COTTON   Recommended by Price Committee of American Cotton Association, for Middling  Grade.—J. J. Brown Heads This Committee.   RAW PRODUCT PRICE TOO LOW   When Compared With Those Of Manufactured Goods,

SUPREME COURT HOLDS PARDON AND RE-ARREST OF VILLISTAS LEGAL: NOW FACE NEW TRIAL   Pardoning Power of New Mexico Governor Only Restricted By His Conscience, Wisdom and Sense of Duty; Holloman Will Not Act Because of Alleged Injunction Violation.

PAVOR “ROOSEV ELT PARK PLAN.      Scante Committee Meports Bill en eeguatn BResewentian.

OWITCH ENGINE GREW ATTACKED   Two Men Shot by Alleger Strikers in East St. Louis Yards.

2 SHOT OVER RAIL STRIKE   Men Wounded When Striking Switch. men Attack Crew of Engine at. — East St. Louis, IH.

STRIKERS FIRE ON CREW AT EAST ST. LOUIS   Outlaw Switchmen Turn Guns On Workers in Yards of Southern —Two Badly Wounded.

MJUHNGUN o BIG onUW FAILS sth abhi ul   Chicago Reception Carrie! . Small Influence, Mark Sullivan ‘Says.   LEADERS TOO BUS’   Not Carried Away by Stree Crowds Who Hail Californian.

VOTES SPLIT UP IN LARGE FIELD   NO SINGLE MAN AT CHICAGO OF TOWERING STRENGTH.   WOOD IN LEAD AT THE OUTSET   Lewden Geed feeond and Job aces Cleese at His Heele—<caveantios Unlikely to Be Stampeded te Any (asdidate.

A NIGHT OF REVELRY AT ATHENS, GREECE   PARTISANS OF EX-KING UNITE IN DEMONSTRATIONS.   Premier Veniseles, Stalwart Figure im Days of War, Quits the Coun3 try, and Censtaatine May Ascend Threne.

QUEEN OLGA WILL BECOME REGENT NEXT THURSDAY   Followers of Ex-King Constantine Celebrate Defeat of Venizolos in Greek Eleetion.

QUIET IN ATHENS EXGEPT SHOOTING   Portrait of Constantine Replaces That of Venizelos in Shop Windows.

CAUSE OF FIRE IS FOUND BY MARSHAI   C. B. ELLIS FOUND ADJOIN ING FLUE WAS DEFECTIVE; CAUSED FLAME   Only Haif a Brick in the Way of a Wall Between Neighboring Flue

CAUSE OF FIRE IS FOUND BY MARSHAL      C. B. ELLIS FOUND ADJOINING FLUE W: DEF ECT       Only Half a Brick in the Way of a Wall Between Neighboring Flue

English Army Officer Denies Report He Will Tabe Troops to Mexico

POKER PLAYERS ROBBED   Two Masked Men, Thought to B Victims of Game, Hold Up Game.

HOLL RLY FUVPERERATLEY      ~ PLAYERS ROBBED   Two Masked Men, Thought to Be Victims of Game, Hold Up Game.

HAUL IN FISH NETS WITH AUTO TRUCKS   MARINETTE FISHERMEN SAVE TIME BY DOING AWAY WITH HORSES FOR MOTOR VEHICLES.

of Russia's intentions, as fifteen Russian atvisions are concentrated on the Polish  i   CALLS FOR A NEW LEAGUB.

Reimar Uniti. cite ck, wail dannienrriaciten it od LICENSED T0 WEP)

WHISKEY OR BURGLAR’S KiT—IT’S ALL THE SAME   Judyo Garvin Hotds Arrest Without  ee Warrant Jostifiable,

‘ST. LOUIS WON. 3TO 0. .   Big: “Crowd: _Witnestes. Coritest-: ‘Be. tween: St. Louis: Cardinals. and.

‘ST. LOUIS WON 2 o> FROM were   Pie Crowd Witnesses’ ‘Contest Be: tween’ St. Louis Cardinals and — Philadelphia ‘Athletics... 

LLINOIS STORY WAS ENLARGEL   REPORTS OF MOB ACTION A’ “WEST FRANKFORT FOUND TO BE EXAGGERATED.   ONE ITALIAN WAS KILLED

Head Smashed With Axe in ‘Race Conflici   'Bayonets Hold Race War Mob Volley Answers Bricks; -“Shoot to Kill.” Order.

SMUGGLING PLOT ~ OF JAPS REVEALEN   “UNDERGROUND SYSTEM BRINGS THOUSANDS INTO U. S., PROBE SHOWS.

‘System for Smuggling Japanese — Into United: States Has: Been ‘Discovered. on Pacific Coasi

UNDERGROUND WAY FOR GETTING JAPS INTO U.S. FOUND   System Begins In Japan, Leads to Guaymas, and Then Across Border.

‘UNDERGROUND BRINGS IN JAPS   Congressional Committee Finds Secret Route   ISO MR. JOHNSON SAYS   Washington Representative Declares — Rail-

SMUGGLE JAPANESE INTO COUNTRY BY WNDERGROUNG ROUTE   Thousands Of Foreigner Brought Into U.S. Every Year.

UNDERGROUND HUTE Td NUM LIGATED SAID INVESTIGATOR   ol Discoveries  JAPANESE BROUGHT IN FROM MEXICO   System Begins at Yoko hama; Leads to Hawaii and Guaymas

FIND SECRET JAP ROUTE   “Underground System” Into the U. S Is Definitely Located by House Committee.

System of Smuggling Japs Into U.S. Bared i By House Committes      Ovientat Comes Vir Hides On Vin ¥ :  t Mexican and fas fou

a » SHUGGLED I   THOUSANDS. ENTER . YEARLY   Congressional Committes. Finds They Come Across Wexican Line ..and' Hide for Five. Years... ... .

Yokohama Seat For Smugglers, Committee Tola   Congressman Johnson Bares Details of Law Violations bv Orientals.

SMUGGLING SISTEM HAS BEEN LOGATED   Manner in Which Japanese Were Admitted Discovered. ©  ROUTE USED IS EXPOSED   Detxrils of Plan Revealed-—SubCommittee Finds That Mexican Guards Are Bribed With $10 at Border—-Congressmen Investigating Activities in Northwest Re-assemble.

SECRET JAP ROUTE FOUND         Underground System” Into the U. 8. ls Definitely Located. ¢

UNWELCOME JAP IS SMUGGLED IN   'NDERGROUND ENTRY SYSTEM ON THE PACIFIC COAST.   JOHNSON SAYS HE HAS PROOF   Member of Sub-Committee of Con. gress Tells How Method Is Carried On—Promise Given to Take Action.

O3t6 TRALL OF THE JAPANESE   Find “Underground” System Begins at Yokohama

“UNDERGROUND” SYSTEM USED   How Japanese Are Smuggled Into the United States.   CHAIRMAN JOHNSON’S STORY

BUILDING UP A BIG FLEET.   Shipping Board Making Progress in Its Program.

J, 3, WILL RIVAL GREAT BRITAIN FOR SHIPPING HONORS   Annual Report of Shipping Board Chairman Says U. S. “Will Have As Much Tonnage as All’ Other Nations Combined in 1922 With Ex cention af Great Reitain.

SHOWS TRADE FLEET GROWTH   Benson's Report Says America will Have as Many Tons as All r World, Excluding Britain,

DARING BALTIMORE ROBBERY   Bandits Smzsh Show Window Wit! Bick and! Take Diamonds on Busy Street,

DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY BY AUTOMOBILE BANDITS   Smash Plate Glass Window. in Jewelry Birm in Baluimoie and Escape With Valuable. Diitmonds,

AUTO BANDIT: MAKE BIG HAUL AT BALTIMORE   Smash Jeweler’s Window and Steal Thousands of Dollars Worth of Gems

TEXAS PLACED SECOND IWLIVE STOGK YALU   $572,000,000 GIVEN AS TOTAL FOR STATE; IOWA LEADS WITH $640,000,000.

DUTCH ASSERT FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR DUTY   Avserts She Hag Taken Precaution to Restrict Libetry of, Ex-Kalser,

DUTCH REPLY 10 LATEST NOTE   Says Kaiser's Liberty Is Restricts ed and That Is as Far as Government Will Go.

HOLLAND REFUSES TO GIVE UP THE KAISER   Reply Says Datch. Hare Taken to Reatvict Liberty of Wilhetm, Fors ae Necessary. 7.

MAMMICY Har CINE ATI MONET IN GiUULAT IGN  INU. 5. INCREASES S170. 900 008 IN A YEAR

IRISH ONE-DAY ~ STRIKE CALLED AND IN EFFEC)   Mavy Lyit Thee Posts at« Wibnigh  Ny ‘Traing of Slreet Cors ‘Ace Munuiig oa

RISH ONE-DAY. STRIKE CALLED ~ AND IN EFFECT   Maoy Jaie Theiy Posts. at Miduichy No Traing or Strved Cors Are Foe. Running ©

WILL BE NO STRIKE SAY RAILMEN HEADS   Will Get Three Months Retroactive Pay—Would Lose ‘If Award Resisted.

SAY MEN WILL ACCEPT AWARL   Given Out Unofficially at A. F. of L. Headquarters That There Willi Be No Strike.

NO RAIL STRIKE IN SIGHT   A. F. of L. Authority Says the Men Will Accept Award,

ALLIES WANT 10 ENFORCE TREATY   Conference of Promicr's to Be Held Monday Likely to Be Most Inportant Since Voreaibas.

PREMIERS’ CONFERENCE IS OF GRAVE. IMPORT   Said WIN Be Second Only to  Ver ics. Sessions Which Drafted German Pence Treaty. «

ALLIED MEETING VERY IMPORTANT   CONFERENCE OF PREMIERS IS OF OVERSHADOWING MOMENT, REPORTS DECLARE

ALLIEDLEADERS © WILL CONFER ON HUN INDEMNI”          Important Conference Will Take Pla Monday To Which Delegates Fr Belgium, Italy and Japan Have Be Invited. i

ALL LEADERS ARE “TOATIE   ‘Premiers Have, Important Matters Before Them in German Indemnity.

DEVASTATED ACHES OF FRANCE MUST BE RECONSTRUCTED   Step Absolutely Essential To Financial Readjustment.

EXCAVATORS SEEK BODY)   Detective Directs Stage Hands Digging in Search for Remains

GAGS  Ry WILT, ROCERA   Unbranded Oklahoma Cowboy, Humorist and Famous Goldwin Motion Picture Star.

Will Rogers Says:   ‘Chicago’s only one of two cities big enough to hold all of G. O. P. candidates.”

WOOD WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN COURT FRIDAY   Head of American Wool en Company Indicted as Profiteer.

AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS. INDICTE   Profiteering Charged Against ‘'W. M. Wood, President and  Both of the New England  Branches of the Collosal  Firm.

PRES. W. Mi. WOOD 1S INDICTED   American Woolen Co. and Its President Charged With Violating Lever Act ~   ‘$4 Charges of Profiteering in * Cloth Brought by Federa  -<EHe Jure

HEAD OF WOOLEN FIRM INDICTEL   William M. Wood Charged With Making Excessive Profits and Receiving Enormous Salaries

PROFITS MADE BY WOOLEN CO. ARR ENORMOUS      OVER HALF MILLION YEAR. LY SALARY TO WOODS CHARGED UP.

CROSS WITHIN CIRCLE AT HEAD OF GROUP = OF CANDIDATES NOT LEGAL VOTE FOR ALL

CIRCLE VOTING HELD ILLEGAL   Opinion by Mass. Law: yer Reflects on Long  Standing Custom.   PRACTICE HAS NO LEGAL AUTHORITY

PROTEST POLISH OFFENSIVI   KRessian Soviet Government (omplains to the Eatente.

TALES OF   Senate ’ Sub-committee. thear Much of Cenditidh in That Country,

COMMITTEE HEARS “MEXICAN FACTS   Property Owners: Testify © deter Senile Sub Commilttee Yoduy.   AMERICAN. COLONY. — DIES   OUNDER AND MEMEBERS PRE PARED £O TES EHY,      Many, .Movieans: Ask Permission Fo" Giyo Thetr Opinion — of Conditieus. uni, Suggest  * Remedios, 4

Thanksgiving Tarkey For Harding’s Dinner Fuaenizghed he Cirle’ Clai

CHICAGO TURKEY FOR HARDING   Girte’ Cleb Arreauges te Ship Bird te Parsawma Canal Zone.

nc a re et ne  GIRLS SEND A BIG. ~ TURKEY.TO HARDING   Bird Weighing 388 Pounds Goes to Panama Aboard Pullman for  Thanksgiving Dinner.

NEW WOOD  IN PENN'S BALLOTING   Pennsylvania Primary Not Ex. pected to Show a Presidential Preference.

Pennsylvania Primary Will Give Little Real Light on Political Situation Thert

PENNSYLV ANIANS MUST WRITE IN _ CANDIDATES FOR REP. NOMINATION   Palmer Only Demecrat to Get Name On the Ballot  at Primarv

Will Throw Little Light on Chicago or San Francisco Coaventions.

An 80-Year-Old ‘‘Joke’’, Onl Republican Oandidate, Wilt Write in Names

LITTLE LIGHT WILL BE THROWN   On Real Leanings as to Presi. dential Choice of Pennsylvania Voters   IN THE PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES TOMORROW   Only One Name of President. jal Candidate Will Appear On the Ballot.

Only name  on- Republican - ballot that of rE. “W. Wood, . _ eecentric Philadelre * ae   PALMER ON CEM. TICKET   Generally believed Penrose » will force Knox’s, name ~~“ through without : trouble _

VETERAN Ait ROAD MAE DIES WHILE PREPARING TQ LEAVE TRE SERVED   HAD BEEN WITH DENVER ROAD FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS CONTINTOUS SERVICE.

PARIS COTTON MARKET.   : fer ee ene  Receipts Thursday 201 bates, Middling 21 cents.  Strict nviddling 22 cents. Cottonseed $25 per ton,

SHARP RECOVERY. IN COTTON PRICES   Increased Spot Business at Liverpool.

GEORGE WHITE IN WASHINGTON   Will Immediately 'Pake Over Control of Demoeratie National Affairs,

TO VISIT PRESIDENT   New. Chalrman of Nationat Committee to Consult His Chief,

WANT PHOTOGRAPH OF CHAMP BEAN GROWEI      5S. A. RINTLEMAN GAINS PRO. MINENCE IN AGRICULTURAI CIRCLES.

WANT PHOTOGRAPH OF CHAMP BEAN GROWE!   S. A. RINTLEMAN GAINS PRO AMINENCE IN AGRICULTURAL CIRCLE:

URGES INDUSTRIAL IDEA Think» Federal Government Should Adopt Kansas Idea

U3, INBUSTRIAL COURT 15 ADVISED   GOV. ALLEN RECOMMENDS TRE BUNAL BEFORE SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE,

HENRY ALLEN ADVISES SENATE   Urges Enectment of a Federal Indusir.a!l Relations Court.

COXA PLAN SENATE FUND INQUIRY   Leaders Hope to Prov Sensational Charges Before Senate.

COX AND MOORE CONFER ON 6.0.P. CAMPAIGN FUNE   It is Said Moore Will Quote From Circular 101 Said to Be Collection Plan, 

Circular Outlining Campaign Plan for Cities of G. 0. P. Is Shown.   SECRECY IS CAUTIONED REGARDING COLLECTIONS   This Document Tells “Cream List’ to Pay Over $5,000,

Cox and Moore Discuss Testi  mony to Be Given Fund Investicators.   REVEALS PRIVATE LETTER   ‘Instructions to G. 0. P. Mone; Raisers Made Public hy .Homineec.

Has Conerence Today With Manager to Whom He Has Delegated Evidence to be Given Senate Cimmit. tee; Moore Says He Has Proof,

GOVERNOR COX —  DISCUSSES PLAN WITTE. H. MOORI   WILL PLACE EVIDENCE BEFORE SENATE “INVESTIGATING COM-_ MITTRE NEXT TUESDAY

COX AND MOORE PLAN NEXT STEP “IN FUND EXPOSE   SAYS G.0.P. WOULD “NEWBERRYIZE” U. S.

SET ADMIRAL FREE.   German Who Sank Ships at Scapa Flo wReleased.

HARDING [$ HOME TIRED BUT HAPP'   [RETURNS TO HIS FRONT PORCH GREATLY ENCOURAGED.   Will Outline Views on Problems ‘o “oelinl Justice Thursday, for Waemen's Special Renecfit.

HARDING BACK TO FRONT PORCH   His Three-Day Campaign Trip an Arduous, But a Wholly Satisfying One.   HE SAYS HE BELIEVES PEOPLE WANT A CHANGE   Tomorrow ‘‘Social Justice’? Day at Marion and Many Wemen Will he There

Harding Back  In Marion From His First Tour   More Confident Than Ever Of Overwhelming Victory In November.   SPOKE IN FIVE STATES IN WEEK   Senator Starts For Mid-West Week From Today—May See Ball Game.

HARDING (5 SAFE ~ AT HOME ON THE OLD FRONT PORCE   What He Saw In Five States  Convinces Him That He is  Wanted In Washington

C.0.P. NOMINEE IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN NOVEMBER VOTE   Senator Harding Returns to Marion After ThreeDav Tour.   SITUATION ENCOURAGING Friday Will Be “Social Justice Day” At Front Porch.

PEOPLE TIRED OF WILoDNIaM SAYS HARDING   MSenator Arxives In Marior After Three Days Of Syneaking.   MUCH ENCOURAGED   ‘Nominee Will Again Go On Speaking Tour Late Next Week.

URUGUAYAN IS SHOT IN A GUEL   Political Excitement Prevail: As Result of Killing of Montevided Editor.

EXCITEMENT IN URUGUAY, AFTER FATAL OUELING   Editor Slain by Statesman Called “Champion of Fraud.”—Battle in Rain Storm.

EDITOR SLAIN . : IN DUEL WITH. EX-PRESIDENI      URUGUAY STIRRED BY: TRAGIC ENDING OF “PQs LITICAL Fret               Murderer Surrenders to Pol  Was Twice Head of Ur ogua’ Republic.

REET QEATH ON FIELD OF HONE   tiontevideo Editor Killed Ir Duel With Former President of Uruguay.

FIREGRANG FOR PARTY BATTL   Political Excitement it Uruguay Follows Death of Editor.   KERST SHOTS MISS      Body Taken to Pariy Head quarters, Where It Lies in Stale.

URUGUAY IS: AGOG OVER FATAL DUEL   Political, Excitement ‘Prevail: Wher Statesman Kills, ¥€ditor.:.- . ge

EDITOR SHOT FOR CALLING POLITICIAN CHAMPION OF FRAUL   Men Stand Three Hours In Rain Before Fatal Duel Is  Commenced

URUGUAYAN CAPITAL 1 ~ STIRRED BY DUELISTS      Politivdl Excitement Prevails” as Result of Shooting of Beltran.   BODY IS LYING IN STATE   Deputies in Special Session Vote Pension for Widow of Duelist,

URUGUAY — EXCITED   It Is Because One Politician Killed Anuther in a Duel,

URUGUAY BOILS AFTER THE DUE   Editor is Slain in Gun Battl With Former President, Who is Under Arrest.

DUEL 10 DEATH “URUGUAY STIS ~ POLITICHL PARTE   Editor of Paper in Fight With Ex-President is Killed and Politics Spring Up.—Not the First Duel for the Ex-Presi dent.   PENSION VOTED TO WIDOW   Of Deceased Editor by ‘the Chamber of Deputies;

RECEIVERS NAMED IN THE PORZI CASE   Brother-in-Law of tie Prisoner Placed Under Arrest.

RECEIVERS FOR PONZ! ~ BUSINESS: APPOINTED    : -REPED ER. cea payrn Ee BEN yeroy 7 TAT  - pagin TAKING TESTIMONY   TODAY...   TO SURRENDER PROPERT!   Defendant's Assets Said to Be $4,000,  000, While Liabilities Are Be- ,  lieved to Be More.

PONZI AFFAIRS 10 BE SETTLED SOOK    Receivers Appointed by Court To Take Over Assets of Befunct Concern

AGENT FOR FINANCE WIZARD ARRESTER   Court Names Receivers to Set. tle Ponzi’s Affairs,

PREPARE FOR HEARINGS IN PONZI COLLAPSE   Ponzi Agrees to Surrender ll Property to Meet Claims

AFFAIRS OF PONZI   Three Receivers Will Take Care  af Wigard’<« Pronarty

RECEIVERS NAMED TO HANDLE AFFAIRS OF GHARLES PONZ   ROUND UP INFORMATION AS TO POSSIBLE ASSETS AVAILABLE.   TAKES BANKRUPTCY ROUTE   Liabilities Estimated to Reach Betweer Four and Seven Million Dollars. Partner of Ponzi Is Caught.

READ PLATFORM ' TO CONVENTION   Bryan Waiting to Pre: sent Minority Report on Five Planks

BAYAN REGENVES, MILD OVATION: TARTS BATTLE   GIVES HEARTY ENDORSEMENT TO PLATFORM IN GENERAL, OFFERS BONE DRY PLANK,

ATHLETES FROM. FINLAND. TKE SECOND PLACE   American Team. Wins Total: ot 210. Points; Nearest Rival 105.   SWEDEN AND. ENGLAND -. RUN SECOND AND THIRD   Norwegian Army.. Captain Be' Heved:Winner of Decathtcn::  Over Yankee

~ TRIUMPH   American Athletes Fulfill Expectations and Total Score Is Far in Excess of Neares!   Comnetitor.   WORLD'S RECORDS ARE SHATTERED IN CONTESTS   New Marks Are Set for Athletes of Next Olympic to Strive for; Pew Attend Last Events.

OLYMPICS CLOSE WITH AMERICANS IN LEAL   Finnish Athlete Takes Plact in Marathon,

“BS ig !   gee  AT “ANTWERP CLOSED WITH AMERICANS FAR OUT. “POINTING RIVATS.

AMERICA BIG WINNER IN OLYMPIC CONTESTS         LEADS ALL CONTENDERS WITH 205 POINTS IN ATHLETIC EVENTS   Relieved Loveland of Norway Wins Decathlon “With Hamilton, M. U., Second

AMERICANS WIN. OLYMPIC WITH WIDE MARGIN   EVENTS AT THE STADIUX  CLOSED TODAY — -FINAI  CONTES’S ILAVE ONLY FEW SPECTATORS.

AMERICA WINS OLYMPIC GAMES BY BIC MAREIN   105 POINTS AHEAD OF FINLAND WHICH FINISHES  onmernaliry,   AVMINASTICS ON   Milwaukee Runner Gets Third in 3,000 Meter Race—Koh; lameainen Wins Marathon.

YANK ATHLETES BEAT WORLD   Olympic Games Come to > Close at Antwerp This Afternoon.

AMERICANS WON BY A LARGE MARGIN     England Took 1000 Meter Race Today at   Olympic Events—Americans Fourth

AMERICA WINS IN OLYMPIC GAMES      Leads With Score of 210, Fellowed By Finland With 105, Sweden 95 and France 35.

AMERICANS HOLD TOP SCORES IN OLYMPIC EVENTS   Closing Events Held Today in Olympic Stadium.

U. S. WINNER © OF OLYMPIAD   American Athletes Fai in the Lead in Number Points Scored —

STADIUM EVENTS AT ANTWERP END   Highest Honors Are Carried Off by American Athletes.   BOXING JUDGES ARE JEERED   Uproar Occurs Over Decisions in Sparring Events Against Yankee Entrants — American Spectators Walk Out.

OLYMPIC GAMES END IN STADIUM   American ‘Athletes Carry Off Highest Honors at Antwerp, Belgium.   YANKS JEER FIGHT JUDGES   American Spectators at Olympic Ring. side Walk Out After Protesting Against Decisions Made During Bouts.

OUR ATHLETES      Americans Are Far. in the Lead in the Great World Olymple Which Closed This Aiternoon.

MEXICANS AND. POLICE BATTLE “AY HOMESTEAL   Firemen Called Out in Effort to Break Down Barricade of Alien Laborers.   OFFICER, CITIZEN, DEAD

TWO ARE SHOT BY MEXICAN LABORERS IN STREET FIGHT   \SSAILANTS FLEE To COVER, RARRICADING THEMSELVES IN MEXICAN HOUSE ¢

MEXICAN LABORERS KILD)2; BARRICADE SELVES IN DWELLING   Firemen String Hose to Throy Water in Windows of Occupied House,   POLICEMEN ARE FACED WITH FUSILADE OF SHO’   Trouble Started When Effor' Was Made to Arrest Mexican for Disorders.

ARMED MEX RIOT IN SMOKY CITY   LABORERS ARMED WITH PISTOL‘ KILL TWO, BARRICADE ‘SELVES IN HOUSE.

A $6,000.00 SHOE SALE   THE GOODMAN COMPANY OF MONTICELLO iS TURNING UP. TO-DATE SHOE STOCK IN TO CASH

$6,000 SHOE SALE   THE GOODMAN COMPANY Of  THIS CITY IS TURNING UP-TO DATE SHOE STOCK INTO CASH.

Ebert Refuses All Negotiations   Constitutional Government I: Not Willing To Enter Into Any Conference   STATEMENT IS GIVEN PUBLIC

AVAL RULERS STRUGGLE FEVERISHLY TO FORTIFY PLAINS TO AUTHORITY   Couriers Travel Between Seats of Two Regimes in Effort to Bring About : Semblance of Order. be.  i      SP ARTACISTS INVOLVE SITUATION  BY DENOUNCING BOTH PARTIES

VON KAPP MUST RESIGN, SAYS MANIFESTO   BELIEF IS HELD NEW BER. LIN REGIME IS NEAR COLLAPSE .

NEW JERSEY AFTORNEY STARTS ‘WET’ ARGUMENT      Asserts Highteenth Amendment Legislative in Character and Revolutionary.

STATE RiGHTS ARE SUPREME IS ALLEGATION   Attorney General of New Jersey Thus Holds in Brief Before Superme Court.   18TH AMENDMENT IS REVOLUTIONARY   Brief Also Holds Amendmen Was Not Legally Enacted By Congress.

HGH COURT REARS “WET” ARGUMENTS   Amendment Legislative and Revolutionary.

ASSAILS 18TH AMENDMENT   New Jersey Attorney Geneval De  Clares, Congressional). Majorities Not Recorded,

ARGUMENTS ON DRY LAW BEGUN BY NEW JERSE'   Brief Declares 18th Amendment Not Constitutionally Proposed arid Not Properly Ratified by   ‘Three-ourtks the States

SUPREME COURT NEAR WETo IN NAY YAW TEST   Arguments Presented I Case Brought By State Of New Jersey.   CONTENTIONS SET FORTH IN BRIEF   Claims Police Powers Be long To State, Not To The Nation.

DAY AMENDMENT ACVOLUTIONARY, M GRAN ASSERTS   New Jersey Attorney General Tells Supreme Court It Is Invalid in That It Takes Away State Police Power.

THE BIG BATTLE: ON   ARGUMENTS ON NATIONAL PROHIBITION STARTED.   New Jersey's Attorney General Fonids its Atiack On aie meni Ligli Places, 4

PRO AMENDMENT SUIT “OF NEW JERSEY OPENS   XN STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL RE GINS ARGUMENT BEFORE SUPREME cour.   FIGHT POINTS ARE RAISED   Act Is Declared Legislative in Nature and Branded as Revolutionary. in‘ Character,

DRY AMENDMENT ATTACK” LAUNCHED BY STATE ATTORNE'   New Jersey Contends Action Taken for Drouth is Entirely Mega!   SEVERAL POINTS ARE SUBJECT OF ASSAULT    Entirely. Novel Point Braught Up in Supplemental Brief } Filed by Opponents

DENY LEGALITY PROHIBITION ACT IN HIGH COURT   New Jersey Attorney Argues Against Its Constitutionality.

“Legislative in Nature and Revolutionary in Character” Charges Attorney.   OPEN NEW JERSEY SUIT

RAISF NFWAND NOVE! POINT IN N.J.LIQUORSUIT   State Officials In Washingto Today With Brief and Argu“ment Against Prohibition   CLAIM POLICE POWER. ILLEGALLY VIOLATED

SU0RES AGT Aa VIDLATION UF CONSTITUTION   New Jersey Attorney General Begins Arguments Before United States Supreme Court

EIGHT POINTS RAISED IN DISCUSSING CASE   Volstead Act Is Vigorously Attacked: New Novel Point Is Brought Up In Hearing - Of Case

VACATIONS AND ACCIDENTS.   ALMOST PUT THIS ISSUE oO} HERALD OUT OF COMMISSION BUT DIFFICULTIES ARE OVERCOME.

TO ADITST MINERS’ TAY   Coal Operators Grant Workers" De mand- In Part

DAY WORKERS:  FROM OPERATORS   INCREASES WERE. GRANTED: TO: DAY AT CONFERENCE OF THE SCALE COMMITTEE AT ‘CLEVELAND

TWO DEMANDS OF MINERS GRANTED   Operators Agree to Wage Increases to Remove Inequalities in Commission Awards   OTHER DEMANDS REJECTED   $2 a Day Increase for Day Workers and 10 Cents a Ton For Tonnage Workers Requested

GREEKS ADVANCE ‘TO TOWN NEAR TURK CAPITAL   Grand Vizier Advises Nation  alists to Surrender and End Blaadehed

TAKE MORE THAN MONTE      'ysancH 15 BEFORE LAST AMERICANS GET OUT OF SIBERLA.   [Orders Have Been Sent to Hurry All American Women From Path of the Bolsheviki.

Man WILL SEE it 1. MEN OUT SIBERIA   Red Cross and nd Other: Wrorkers Are Also to Leave and Last Day of March is Set fot The Final Sailings.—Women to be Removed ta Safety.

BOLSHEVIK! ADVANCING   THE HED ARMY SEEMS To BE SWEPING ALL BEFORE TY.   Red Cross and American Troops Hasten fe diet American Women Out Ahead of the Rush.

WOMEN ORDERED OUT OF SIBERIA   U.S. Army Officers Get Orders . to Rush American Women From Path of Reds.  nta’)0h6CUAD Pe Ome et OU

RED Choo WOMEN LEAVING SIBERIA   U. S. Orders Cause Workers to Hurry From TransBaikalia Country.

Women Reli Workers are Or-Out-of Trang-Baikalia § Army Moves ~ East Along Railroad       OFFICIALS ANTICIPATE © ‘DELAYS IN WITHDRAWAL!   Express Opinion that it Will Be. March 16 Before Last of the ‘Troops. ‘and Red Oross Representatives Quit Siberia:

TO HURRY YANKS OUT OF SIBERIA BEFORE ADVANCE   Bolsheviks Threaten to Overrun Irkutsk Scon   HOLD ARMORED TRAIN

VILLA MAKES ESCAPE AS. DE FACTO TROOPS ATTACK   Bandit Leader Takes Refuge in Hills with Pursuing Forces on His Heels

Bandit Leader Gets Away to Rough Country After Clash Between Rear Guard of His Forces and De F; ‘acto Army   Felix Diaz Sends Word in He Is Friendly to New Regime and Merely Desires to Be Given Right of Departure

SCORE INJURED © INL C. WRECK   ‘Injured Removed to the LeMars Hes: pitals—Spreading Rall Canse i of Wreek

TWENTY HURT ~ WHEN TRAIN LEAVES RAll   Le Mars Scene of Wrec! —Injured Taken To Hospitals.

SEED CORN   Don’t Forget:to Gather Your See Corn Early is the Word from Coun -ty Agent Olson.

DEMAND RELEASE OF EUGENE DEBS   Delegation of Socialists Will Call Upor the President Within a Short Time. Pi

TO DEMAND DEBS’S PARDON   Delegation of Socialists Plans to Call  a 

Thousands of Deputy Sher ifs Placed on Duly Te  'Quell Any and All Dis turbanees..   WOMEN WILT, VOTER   Thousands Expected 'Fo Go To Polls and Express  Their Choice of the Canahs clos bes

O00 ARMED MEN STAND GUARD AS CHICAGO «VOTES   Serious Disorders Feared As Women Go To Polls For First Time   G. O. P. STRUGGLE BITTER   Governor Lowden Leads Thd ‘Regulars’ Against Slate Of City Mayor

BITTER IS  GUNTEST Al THE PRIMARY   9,000 Special Deputies are Sworn In and Armed by Sheriff Peters.

 slats 2 Ri re Stier nape i Ra aie aS 'MEXICANS KIDNAP AMERICAN CITIZEN

REBELS KIDNAP AMERICAN,   Peter W. Summers Captured by Band Under Marella.

HOLD AMERICA? x ‘FOR LANSOM,  State Department “Heara of Anothes 4  a a a Sr. Sc occ:

MEXICANS KIDNAP ANOTHER   Rebels Said to Have Taken Peter. W. Surmere at Salina Cruz——For. merly of Michigan.

PRICE ON HIS. HEAD      RRANZA THOURI        ‘DBATH MAKES FOR VILLA.       t Offers Large er andig” °

PRICE ON HIS HEAL   CARRANZA'’S DEATH MAKES TROUBLES. FOR VILLA.   Succeeding Government Offers Large Sum For Greaser Bandit.

DIDN'T ATTEND BENSON EVENT   inn Brothers Insist They Were itn St. Pau! Daw Hank Robbed.

KING GEORGE [> AN OPTIMIST: FUTURE BRIGHT   British Monarch Opened Par. liament Today With a Hopeful Speech.   HOPES TO SEE PEACE RESTORED IN RUSSIA   Conditions in Ireland Give: His Royal Highness Grave Concern.

Economic Conditions Throughout Country   British Parliament Opens and King George Urges in Specch From Throne Serious Consideration of Country's Economic Conditions.

PLEDGES BETTER AULE IN IRELAND   King George Announces Policies. on Opening Parliament.   AIMS TO CONTROL LIQUOR   Falks of Peace in Russia and Settle. ment of the Fiume Question—~ London Revives the Ancient Ceremony With Pageantry.

PARLIAMENT IS OPENED BY THE BRITISH KING   Appears for the First Time Since the Outbreak of the War in 1914, ‘   HAS FAITH IN THE FUTURE   Royrl Appearance Accompanied ~ By Ceremonies of State Furnish Great Pageant,

GLANDS KING URGES SERIOUS. CONSIDERATION   Cautions Patience In Passage of FarReaching Reforms To Meet ’ Abnormal Conditions.

RULE IN IRELAND   George Talks of Peace in Russia and Settlement of the Fiume Question.   LIQUOR = CONTROL I$ AIM   London Witnesses for First Time Since 1914 Ceremony of State Opening of Parliament With Ali Its Traditional Pageantry.

ENGLISH KING IS FOR BETTER RULE IN ERI   George Talks of Peace in Russia and Settlement of the Fiume Question.   LIQUOR §CONTROL IS AIM   London Witnesses for Firct Time Since 1914 Ceremony of State Opening of Parliament With Al) its Traditiona! Pageaniry.

KING GEORGE URGES AGGRESSIVE WORK   Discusses Many Things ir ’ Opening Parliament.

KING SHOWS NEED OF REFORM LAWS   Points Out Serious Econom Condition Existing in Empire.

KING. GEORGE URGES ~BAREFUL LESIGLATION      eech “Broil ve Phrone Opened _ 2 Sossion of Partlaniont 7 > sot Terlays #t.      OBSERVE OLD’ CEREMONY      NAIR o PAQHANIRY P-PLNE SINCE 10 bh.       Counselied ne ‘Hence In Pa ge of: Per. peach Ving’ tefarms. Needed ta Mec.~  pyormial Conditions. 5  King's Aunt

Serious Consideration of World Economic Conditions is Urged by King Georg

STUDY COUNTRY, THEN MAKELAWS COMMONS TOLD   King George Opens Parliament Session; Cautions Care.

KING FOR BETTER ' RULE iN IRELANO   George Talks of Peace in Rus: sia and Settlement of the Fiume Question.   LIQUOR CONTROL S$ AlN   London Witnesses for First Time Since 1914 Ceremony of State Opening of Parttament With All tte Traditional Pageantry.

KING = OPENS = PARLIAMENT   COUNSELS PATIENCE IN REACHING REFORMS,   For First Time Since 1914 London Witnesses Ancient Ceremony of State and Traditional Pagentry.

KING GEORGE GIVES VIEWS OW REW LAW   Points Out In Speech Fron Throne Many Questions Which Needed Attention:   COUNSELS LEGISLATION

“RULE W IRELAN   King George Announces. Policies on Opening Parliament.   AIMS TO CONTROL. LIQUOR   Talks of Peace in Russia and Settlement of the Fiume Question—~— London. Revives “the.. Ancient: Ceremony With Pageantry. 

HENDERSON, “MaTeriN, Bove SPRAK TOMORROW “NIGHT.      A a ipaecees Se there Foe ace  Rally ‘in: “Union op echacl-Neak= ions. to ‘Hen: ae Be Boucher . ‘ ed sand Jouett. ‘Shouse.’        e

BAD OPENING FOR CONVENTION THIS MORNING   Delegates in Sore Frame of Mind as Third Day Session Is Called,

SUB-COMMITTEE WAS TEANOCAER   atest They. Labored tn ing ‘After Midnight   sad: ite Is Expected. That -The Con *Vention Will: Adopt: I—Vig- : - ous: ‘Plank on. “Mexico”

DONNED MAN'S ATTIRE TO EARN HER LIVING   “Poor Lite Rich Girl” Who Ran Away to Work on Farm, Taken Irom Police by Mother.

POOR LITTLE AUCH GIR DONS OVERALLS, FLOPS IN AARN AKO GETS ARRESTED

POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL TAKEN HOME   Mrs. Stoughton Fletcher Find: Daughter in Gloucester Police Station.

TIRED OF BEING POOR - © LITTLE RICH GIRL’ GOES TO WORK IN MALE ATTIRE

TIRED OF BEING POOR GIRL   Mother Takes Runaway Daazhter Home After Escapade.

SOLDIER RELIEF AGAIN THEME I FARNEST DEBATE   SAID ALL VETS WANT BONUS   BUT MANY ALSO FAVOR SOME SYSTEM OF LAND GRANT

SAID ALL VETS WANT BONUS   BRUT MANY ALSO FA YOR SOSE SYSTEM OF LANO GRANT

ER SOLDIERS ASK EVEN BREAK   Want as Much Consideratio: as Shipyard and Munition Workers.

SOLDIER BONUS AGAIN HELD UF   Fights Between Servicemen’:     - Organization Heads Mar Session. :

EXOULDIERS IN FAVOR OF BUN WITNESSES Of)   Representatives of the Men, However, Are Far Apart in Their Views As to What Aid Should Be Extended.

SAYS EVEN BREAK, ALL SOLDIERS ASK   SERVICE NEWSPAPER EDITOR ASSERTS 90 PER CENT FAVOR RELIEF PLAN,

PLANS FOR SOLDIER RELIEF UNFORMEL   Conflicting Views of Witnesses  and injection of Rivairies Between Various Organizations Coraplicate Situation.

WARM RECEPTION IS GIVEN {0 COR ~ -BY CALIFORNIANS   “Democratic Leaders Are Cheerec By Nominee’s Forcefulness.   GETS APPLAUSE BY HIS RWMOTIONAL ADDRESSES   BOMBARDS THE SENATORS   Cox Continues to Urge Adoption of League and Is Willing to Malta Concessions,

COX HAS A TASK TO WIN IN WESI   MAKING GOOD EFVORT AND PERHAPS SOME PROGRESS   COAST CROWDS ARE CORDIAL   Demecratice Candidate Ingenious As a Campaigner, Bet Mast Suffer Fer the Sine ef the Pree emt Cabinet.

GREAT RECEPTION FOR COX WN FRISCC   Keeps Ten Thousand People Attentive for Two Hours; Covers Much Ground

MEXICAN MINERS ON STRIKE TODAY   Three Mines in Coahuila Are Idle; Men Want More Pay and Shorter Hours.

Hint of a Man Higher Up in Ponzi Case, Big  Sensation Is Possible

WAS PONT REAL HEAD AND FRONT   Or Only Front of Gigantic Overnight Swindle?  BOSTON OPEN FORUMS   Discuss Question Whereever People Gather on Sunday— General Expectation of De. velopments This Week that Will Answer Much Mooted Onectionn

PONZI BARKER FOR BIG GANG’   Boston Victims Divid ed on Real Status Money Wizard

FORMER VIEW OF ) ALLIANCES   KACK IN 1974, WELSON IS SAID TO RAVE BEEN AGAINST POLICY.

HARDING ALLUDES TO CONTROVERSY WILSON-SPENGER   Thiaks Testimony Of Rumania: Premier Enlist.tening On  What Wilson Said.   QUOTES JEFFERSON AND CLEVELAND TOGETHER   Insista Article Ten Would Submerge American Nationality And Independence Forever.

HARDING OPPOSES FOREIGN ALLIANCES   Alludes to Recent Contro: versy Between Wilson and Senator Spencer   CONDEMNS ARTICLE TEN   Characterizes Provisions a: Armed Alliance Wearing Mask of Idealism

HARDING. RAPPING. ARTICLE 10, QUOTES DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS   SPENCER CONTROVERSY BRINGS PERILS OF THE LEAGUE TO LIGHT, HE SAYS.

HARDING SEES NEW LIGHT CN ARTICLE TEN   Candidate Alludes to Controversy Betwéen Wilson and Senator Spencer   QUOTES JEFFERSON - AND OTHER DEMOCRATS   ‘Candidate Believes- With Them . That Foreign : Alliances Are Menace -

ARTICLE TEN WAR MEASURE SAYS HARDING   Confirmation of Wilson Statement Confirms Argument.

Says Balkan Head Shows Pact Peril   HARDING DECLARES PRE. MIER OF ROUMANIA PROVES DANGER.

EW LIGHT THAOWH UN ARTICLE TENS NEAL CHARACTER   Harding Refers for First Time to Wilson-Spencer Controversy.   TESTIMONY OF RUMANIAN PREMIER IS INTERESTING   Europe Clearly Understands League as Written Commits America to Armed Support of Four Great Powers in Maintaining Dominions.

Republican   ART. TEN ARMED ‘ALLIANCE WITH _ MASK-HARDINC   WOULD CAUSE COMPLETE RE. VERSAL OF AMERICAN: POL- . ICY. DECLARES CANDIDATE

HARDING EXPLAINS Ho OBJECTIONS TO WILSON COVENANT   Says President’s Con.troversy With Sen. Spencer Throws New Light on Article X.

HARNING ASSERTS   Supreme Council Decided t Maintain Enlarged Dominions of 4 Big Powers by Rule of Force, He Says.

TOACONTROVERS:   DISCUSSES DISPUSE BRTWEES PRESIDENT WILSON AND SENATOR SPENCER

BANDITS STEAL SAFE CONTAINING $16, 00¢   Five Masked Men Hold Up Employes of American Express Company.

BOLD ROBBERY STIRS TOLEDO   AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, {i HELD UP FOR THE SUM OF $160,000,

MINERS LISTEN MERCURY DRORS FIRST CHURCH TO SETTLEMENT BELOWLOWMARK _—-VISITING DA’   CONFIDENCE EXPECT. GdVERNMENT THERMOMETER FIVE HUNDRED HOMES OF METS RST CONVENTION AF: THIS MORNING REGISTERED ODIST CONGREGATION CALLER RECENT STRIKE RECORD OF 7 BELOW. ON SUNDAY   COAL PRODUCERS GATHER 3 ABOVE SUNDAY MORNING PLANNED BY REV. BOLDOREY

MINERS :TO;HEAR TERMS OF PEACE   Vote of Confidence Expeeted at First Convention of United Mine Workers of America Fallowing Strike   CONSERVATION YS. RADICALISM   With That as the Lineup, The Lines Are Tightly Drawn Between Ton Barntiana

MINNESOTA WINS IN DISPUTED BOUNDARY   Wisconsin Loses in Supreme en ne Orel) a

RULING COSTS TATE BIG SUN   Wiaconsin Loses. Boundary Fight With. Minnesota;  Must Return Taxes

FUEL CONTROL WAS EXPENSIVI   Cost Government Over Four Million Dollars While in Force

FUEL CONTROL COSTLY   U. S. GOVERNMENT SPENT $4,824, 681 DURING WAR.   Amount Represents All Expenditures, Federal and State, by Administration From 1917 to 1918,

FUEL CONTROL. COST GOVERNMENT DURING THE WAR $4,824,68   Highest Annual Salary Paie : Was $3600, Report  Shows.

rucL CONT AGL 2081 10 NATION d4874,681   Final Report of Fuel Adminis tration Filed   Balance On Hand is Nearly On2 Million

Fuel Administration  . Cost Much Money   Cost of Fuel Control During the War Reached a Total of $1,824,081.

U.S, FUEL BOARD COST $4,824,681   Expenses af War-Time Coniroi Shown in Report

GIVES COST OF FUEL CONTROL DURING THE WAR   FEDERAL EXPENDITURES $4,824.  681 FOR THIS WORK.   Appropriations For Fuel Control were Not Entirely Used Up By the Fuel Administration.

UEL ADMINIS TATION COST 10 SCRCRNMENT GVER FOUR MILUONG   FINAL REPORT GIVEN TODAY B BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE ADMINISTRATION,

NEARLY 5 MILLION   Federal Government During War Spent $4,824,681.   Gum Represents All Expenditures, Na. tional and State, by Fuel Adinin tration From 1917 to 1919.

FUEL CONTROL COST TO GOVERNMENT $4,004.68   Final Report Discloses Expenses and Activities of War Time Organization

Fuel Administration  Cost Much Mone}   Cost of Bucl Control During the Wan Reached a Tetal of &1.82-1.681.

$989,137 STILL IN FUEL CONTROL FUND   Total Cost Of Controlling Fue During War Less Than Appropriation.

REPLOGLE STEEL. FELL MORE THAN ——-79 POINTS TODAY   Pther Stocks Touched Lowest Level: of Season on the Stock Market.

“ORMER REPUBLICAN — U. SENATOR FROM MINN,   TO VOTE FOR GOV. COX   God Has Waited For Us. We Must Not Fail

FORMER REPUBLICAN SENATOR FOR LEAGUE   Sharles A, Towne Urges Cox to Make “Holy Covenant Crusade Tntil the End.”

Former Republican Senator Towne Strong for Gov. Cox and Leagu   Well Known Minnesota Leade Urges Crusade for World Peace. 

Republican ‘Nominee ‘Extends Outside ‘Syeal Tour,. Minneapolis, Sept.-8

ARMY’S SHOE BILL   istimate Ts That Ié Will Be $5,500,000 This Year,

LOWDEN GAINS MORE VOTES   South Carolina Contest i Settled in Favor of Talbertites.

PALMER “CLAIMS ‘$7916 “VOTES   Concedes Only 275 to Others Bat Edwards “Sees” Victory

SCALE COMMITTEE AGREES ON ACTION   Failure of Wage Agreement Sends Matter to Sub-Dis—tricts for Action.

FAIL TO AGREE:   ‘Sub-Distriets Will Hereafter Fix Wages of Miners.

PLAN NEW  SCHLE TO WORKERS   Sub-Districts to Negotiate Wage   STRIKES REPORTED   Central Competitive Dis trict Established

THE COMPETITIVE CENTRAL ‘FIELD   : WAS ABOLISHED TODAY BY ACTION OF MINERS,   GOAL STRIKES LOOM AGRI   Failure -of ddint Scale Committee To Reach*Agreement May Bring More Mine Troubles. Indiana Out.

CENTRAL COMPETITIVE FIELD ABOLISHEL   Miners and Operators in Future Will Make Agreement by Sub Districts.

MOTHER AND OOK DIE IN AGGIDENT   Two Killed at Grafton Wher Passenger Train Crashes Into Automobile.   Victims Were on Way Home From Church — Bodies Hurled Thirty Feet..

MOTHER AND SON KILLED BY A TRAIN   Lose Lives When Passenger Train Hits Automobile Near Town of Grafton.

SWORN TESTIMONY AGAINGT-GOX- DEN   That Wet Interests Ever Con _ tributed to Any of His Campaions for Governor. .

Columbus Paper Submits Proof, Refuting Nominee’s Denial of Liquor Support.

HIGH COST IN OLD ENGLAND   Price of Principal Articles of ‘Food ‘Is 125 Per Cent Above Prewar Charges.

OLD ENGLAND’S HIGH COST   Principal Articles of Food Are 125 Per Cent Above Prewar.

 Democratic Chairman Exonerates Press Association in  Campaign of ‘‘Silence’’

WHILE DENIES CLAIMS OF TART   Assertion That Cox Attacked Associated Press Branded False,  Western Newspapers Induced To Ignore Cox Says White

NOKICK AGAINSI THE A. P. SAYS COX MANAGER   ‘We Have Had a Square Dea! From News Agency Declares Chairman.   WHITE SCOUTS CHARGE MADE BY WM. H. TAFT   National Chairman Accuses Boss Hays of Muzzling the G. O. P. Press.

COX GID NOT Hil ASSOCIATED PRESS   Statement By Taft Attributec To Ignorance; G. O. P. Press Is Silent.

DEMOCRATS FLAY WA HOWARD TAFT TO ABGSOLVE COX   Charge Six-President wit! “Ignorance”—Publicity  oy  H of Rival Cause.

TAFT GHARGE S DENIED BY WHITE   DEMOS ADMIT ASSOCIATED PRESS NAS GIVEN THEM FAIR DEAL  Acensses Chairman Hays of Sending Scanis Atong Cox Ronte 14 Urge  COT. Paners to Suppress News,

WHITE DENIES  ASP. ISN'T FAIR “WITH GOV. COX   The Democratic Chair. man Says. Big News Agency Has Given Eber. Perfectly Square

WHITE DENIES A. P. ISN’T FAIR WITH GOV. CO}   The Democratic Chairman Says Big News Agency Has _ Given  Them Perfectly Square Deal.

WHITE DEFENDS PRESS SERVICE: ANSWERS TAF]   Says Former President Ha: Misconstrued Charge By Cox.

COXCRTOSED “PRESS BUREAL   Declares Taft's Assertion of At tack On Associated Press ‘Ts Misstatement,   NO COMPLAINT EVER. MADE   Says Cox Charge Was Thai Hays Influenced News: papers Locally.

TRY TO SHOW SLAIN MAN LIVED IN FEAR OF TWO  ’   Testimony Brought Out in Trial o Girl, 16, Charged With Killing Stepfather.

DEPUTY SHERIFFS GONTINUE HOUat TO HOUSE CANVASS   Number of Arms Surrenderec by Mingo County Residents Not Available.   SITUATION IN MILITARY LAW ZONE IS QUIET   Adjutant General Jackson Mor. ris, of Kentucky, Arrives in Williamson to Confer With Col. Hall Regarding Use of Troops Along State Border

FEDERAL TROOPS MAY BE USED ON KENTUCKY LINE   Army Commanders Confer on Guarding of Mingo Strike Zone.

a TROUBLE ~ WORRIES MEXICO   Candidate’ for Governor ef Borier Tet -_ _ Hitory ‘Threatens. to stone All

COMMISSION SAYS MAXIMUM RATES AS FIXED WILL STAND      State Board Fails to Advane Freight Rates as Much as Federal Board.   NEW TARIFFS IN EFFECT ON FIRST OF SEPTEMBER      State Commission Also Calls on Railroads to Furnish List of Pass Users.

M’GRAW ASKS TO BE INDICTED   Seeks Chance to Show He Did Not Cause Injuries of John C. Slavin, the Actor.

MGRAW ASKS INDICTMENT,   Baseball Manager Is Anxious to Prove His Innocence.

McGraw Demands That He Be Indicted To Prove His Innocence in Court

+ BOOTLEGEE DUT Or DERE   "recious Commodity 28 to 36 Cents Eisewhere Sells for 15 in Colorado   SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST SPECULATORS IS LOST   AARGEST i REFINERS RAY FRICE iS KEPT DOWN BY WITHHOLDING EXPORTS; FARMERS DENY STATEMENT.

BRITAIN 1S INTERESTED.   It ty Charged That Eniglish Money 1 ,, Being Used In Democratic Campalgn~—A Denial Also.

England Ready To Pay Toward Electing Demc   Entertainment Fund of $87,500 Said to Be Turned Over ‘wo the Democrats. 1

CHARGES ENGLAND JO HELP DEMMIES   Congressman Britten Says “Entertainment Fund” of British for Campaign.

SAYS ENGLISH MONEY GOES TO DEMOCRATS   CONGRESSMAN BRITTEN CHARGE ES THAT BRETISH PARLIAMENT APPROPRIATION GOES  INTQ PARTY CHEST

ENGLAND READY 10 PAY REAL MONE   FOR SUCCESS OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY, SAYS BRITTON   REMITTANCE AT WASHINGTON   An Installment of $87,500 Ip Said to Have Come to British Ambassador Under Name of “Entertainment Fund,”

GERMANS ARE BITTER OVER ALLY ACTION   Criticize Large Force: on Frontier and Financial Conditions.

SUFFERING. FROM WAR   Member of Germsa Reietistas Says That is the Cause.   TALKING. OF .THE COLLAPSE   Declared It Was Not the German Pacifist That. Caused Gere maoy’s Troubies.

TREATY DEBATE GROWS BITTER   Allies Denounced in Reichstat For Keeping Big Force of Troons Along Rhine   MILITARISTS BLAMED

APPROPRIATIONS DEBATE BITTER   Reichstag Members Denounce Allies for Keeping Large Force on Rhine.

GERMANS BITTER QVER WAR BILLS   Sending of the French Negrc Treops Into Country Is Denounced—Nation Broken.

BITTERNESS GREAT IN THE REICHSTAG   LENGTHY DEBATE IN REGARD 7O APPROPRIATIONS MEASURE   CONDEMN THE FRENCH      Qne Speaker Says the Enemy Is Not to Blame but Germany's Pre-War Pcelics

REICHSTAG DEBATE HN ITTER FLING AT TREATY BURDEN   Allies Denounced and France Is Assailed by Speakers at ’ Appropriations Vote.

GERMANS DENOUNCE ALLIED OCCUPATION   BITTER DEBATE IN REICHSTAG BRINGS OUT STATEMENT OF PRUSSIAN DECLINE.

MILLERANE TO BE NEAT PRESIDENT   FORMALITY ONLY REMAIN! WITH ASSURANCE THAT NO OPPOSITION WILL DEVELOP,

MILLERAND TO BE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRANCE AT FORMAL CEREMONY TODAY

County Commissioners Throw Out Votes in Four Wards.  eee ap manta  tiiit iAISO mais al winrrToaDyv   HULINGS GIVEN VICTORY

BIKLER LOSES BY MERCER DECISION   County Commissioners Throw “Qut Votes in Four Wards.   HULINGS. GIVEN - VICTORY

OLEAN BOOZE HOUNDS DRINK DEADLY STUFE   Warning Issued by Police Agains Use of Denatured Alcohol for Drinking

ANOTHER BOSTON BANK IS CLOSED   PRUDENTIAL TRUST COM. PANY IN BAD CONDITION.

BOSTON BANK °°  GOES TO THE WALE   Was Not Involved in any o' Ponzi’s Schemes and Failure Not Dut to that Catatrophe

PRUDENTIAL TRUST FAILS      ‘Boston Concern is Closed by State Connissioner.

PRUDENTIAL TRUST COMPANY IS IN TROUBLE   Banking Concern Taker  Over by the Bank  . . (* neem seesemee Se

ANOTHER BANK IN BOSTON IS CLOSED TODAY   Concern With Capital of $200, 0CO Closed by Bank Com missioner,

BANKING HOUSE BOSTON CLOSED   Bank Commissioner Declares _ Many Loans Are in Poor  Condition.

British Garrison In Dublin Strengthened After Trouble.   CLASHES REPORTED   Black and Tan Police. men Battle With Civilians.

POLICE DRAGNET  LAID TO CATCH _ IRISH PLOTTERS   Military Guards All Roads Leading to Dublin; 40  Killed Since Sunday

SHOT 10 DEATH IN  IRELANI SINCE SATURDAY   Three Prominent Sion Feiners Ie Bridewell Prison.

40 PERSONS   TH IN IRELANL  SINCE SATURDAY   Three Prominent Sinn Feiners In _ Bridewell Prison.

FIGHTING ALL  TVERTRELAND   stncendiarism, Raids and Arrests : Are Reported.   Bune AND TANS AND CITIZENS CLASH   ‘Several Civilians Lose Their  Lives in Fights.   Tho Sinn Fainers’ Hall, Gaelic League Rooms and a Flax Mill at Newry Are Burned. Situation Grows Worse,

40 KILLLED, 100 WOUNDED IN IRELAND IN THREE DAYS   Three Simm Feiners Shot to Death In Prison—Body of Sinn Fein Cadet Found In River.

CABINET MEMBERS 10 ~ ATTEND CONVENTION   SECRETARY COLBY WILL BE PRINCIPAL SPOKESMAN FOR PRESIDENT WILSON.   Daniels, Meredith and Burleson Are Expected to Take Active Part In Democratic Powwow.

THE FALL STYLES   Men’s Clothing Will be ‘Sedate”—Say Ther’ll be no Increase

JOLTS GOODRICH: FOR CONTINUING ZOERCHER TERE   Governor-Elect Opposes Unek:  pected Retention of Gommis  sioner—“Led to Believe His Time Up Soon,” He Says.             APPROVES BROWN’S. CHOICE   Sims Also Slated to.Go, Accord: + ing to “New Blood” od” Admin= istration. Program.

MEXICAN NEWSPAPER. DENOUNCES FALL’S INTERVENTION POLICY   Says “Humbug” Is At Bottom. of Yankee Character And United States Is Trying To Dazzle Mexico; Moral Aid Of Little Consolation.

SOLONS PROPOSAL OFFENDS   Mexican Newspaper Denounces Recommendations for New Arrangement

MEXICAN PAP CH 1) ANGERED BY  FALLS HEPURT   SAYS AMERICAN SENATOR f PROMISING SOMETHING WHICH HE CANNOT DELIVER,

MARSHAL FOCH IN CONFERENCE ON POLISH CASI   LLOYD GEORGE AND ENGLISH MELD MARSHAL. GO TO FRANCE FOR MEETING WITH FRENCH OFFICIALS   Polish Counter Attacks Report ed Successful—Note Sent Al! liege and United States.

SHOCKING AUTO ACCIDENT.   bd Hott, of hokomo hiiled, and Husband of Tipton Girl Hurt.

a is SHOCKING AUTO ACCIDENT.      d Hoff, of K band of     Milled, and Jus

Cox’s Speech Marvel Of Simple Language ‘And “Straight Talk”   Harding Is Silent; Marion Star Declares Speech Was Undignified

ledge Hammer Verbal Blows Driven At Harding's Stand On Treaty   8 PUNCH BRINGS. CHEERS FROM AUDIENCE   rowd Estimated At More Than $75,000 Has Great  Tima

Ie FIGHT WiLL BETO A FINISH   Lithuannians and Poles Art Engaged in a Heavy Battle.

Lithuanians and  Poles Ficht-Battl.   Reported ny Dospernte Battle and ; Fight to the Finish Near Vilna.

GREAT BATTLE LITHUANIANSPOLES RAGES   Poles and Rede Argue Over Terms of Armistice.

Both  “Sides. “Sustain. Heavy Losses” ia--Heavy Day.--and * Night: Battie Fen miles South . of Vilna —   ARMISTICE FORGOTTEN - IN-STRUGGLE WITH REDS   Warsaw ‘War Offi Office. Statement  _ Announces Further Advances in North; Bolsheviki Declare Offensive Renewed —

BOSTON DIGGING OUT cROM HEAVY SNOWFALL   SCORES OF INDUSTRIES PUT EM. PLOYES AT UNGOVERING RAILS IN NEW ENGLAND.

WHEN FEW WA TERPIPES “BUSTED” IH OKLAHOMA LOOK WHAT TURNED OVER AWAY IP IN HO RTHI AND

NEW ENGLANDERS. DESERT. INDUSTRY TO FREE TRAFFIC   Proclaim Holidays in: Several Cities to Dig Out Storm Pee eet: Da esas

NEW ENGLAND IS SUBMERGED IN BIG DRIES   Work of Shoveling Drifts From Railways is Well Under Way.

$500,000 FOR A CATHOLIC “U”   Archbishop Mundelein Plans Merge! of College Into Great University at Chicago.

IS FORGING AHEAD   FARM BUREAU PLANS FOR EX. ‘TENSION OF WORK,   HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS SOUGHT   Questionnaires. Have Been Circulated in Every Township and Trend of Antwers Will Guide Future Work and Conduce to Better Service

Questionnaires. Have Been Circulated in Every Township and Trend of AnS’wers Will Guide Future Work and Conduce tc Better Service

“KOKOMO W.           ‘or P. sHad Ravd Out to, ivee ‘ * Banqneted,

KOKOMO WAS GUEST.   K. of P2s Had Band Out to Greet Visitors Who Were Banqueted.

AUTO OVERTURNS, 1 DEAD, 1 INJURED   Miss Couch, - §choo] Teacher, Victim of M’neral Wells Accident.

ONE KILLED IN — AUTO ACCIDENT   Mineral Wells Teacher Lost Life When Car Was Overturned

PEAVISH SENATORS ATTACK PRESS DISPATCHES   Claim Their Actions Arc Misrepresented in the Newspapers

BILL GUES :         Official Conjecture is Tha Presidcnt Will Affix his Signature to it.

DUVEANUH GOODRICH MAY NOT CALL r SPECIAL SESSION OF F LEGISLATURE  (International News Service.) ing Republican Gubernatorial candidates to. meet him Thursd “The Indianapolis, Feb, all 2 m Soumest ay says ;   AAILAOADERS WROUGHT UP OVER REPORT PRESIDENT TO SIGN BIL

RAILROADERS   WERE CONSIDERABLY WROUGHT UF   Over Reports That President Would  Siga the Esch-Cummins Bill.

FLSW 10 ROOF OF WORLD"   Major Schroeder, “Who Ascended 5 Miles, Encountered Terrific koree of Trade Winds,

BELIEVES MAN GAN FLY ABOVE “ROOF OF WORLD   Test Pilot Reports Trade Winds of 300 Miles Velocity At Height of 30,600 Feet.

BATTLED TRADE WINDS 3,000 FEET IN SKIES   Major Schroeder Thinks Fuel Supply Only Handicap to Greater Altitude Record

00-MILES-AN-HOUR PLANE CARRIED BACKWARD AT RATE OF TWO MILES A MINUTE   Aviator Schroeder Reports Finding 220 Mile Wind at 36,000 Feet Up—Thinks “Roof of World” Beyond 48,000 Feet

Trade Winds of 200 Miles an Hour Prevail 30,000 Feet above Earth, Aviator Reports After Record Breaking Climb.

AMERICAN BALANCE” OF TRADE SHRINKS   UNITED STATES, HOWEVER, STILL HOLDS FAVORABLE LEAD IN WORLD.

ANOTHER DECLINE if CURRENCY 15 RECORDED   SLUMP OCCURS AFTER HEAVIEST DAY’S TRANSACTIONS IN ExCHANGE SINCE ARMISTICE.

DOLLARS AND POUNDS ‘STERLING DECLINE ON PARIS MARKE   French Qfficial’ Interpret: Fall.in Exchange as Denoting Stabilization.

feidapiinaahee FAVOR SHARP ap sapere OF IMMIGRATION  Discuss TLAND TO ELIMINATE WASTE AND INEFFICIENCY  BACK PROGRAM WHICH WILL FOSTER GREATER OUTPUT

NEW POLICIES ARE ADOPTED BY LABOR   COUNCIL OF FEDERATION WOULD TAKE STEPS TO INCREASE PRODUCTION.

American Federation Wants te Be Understeed as Oppesed te Redicelian.

EFTICIENCY 18 ‘TO BE SOUGIIT   Stand Aga sainst Reds 1s Affirmed—Council Ends Session

LABOR CONFERENCE CONCLUDES. WORK. COMPERS PLEASED   No Formal Announcement o What. Was Accomplished During Discussions.   HEALTHLY STAND TAKEN AGAINST RADICALISM   Series of\Meetings With Indus. trial Experts Said to Have Been Planned Looking tc Gradual Establishment of Cooperation.

* F.L. HEADS FINISH WOR   EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ENDS MEET WITHOUT FGRMAL ANNOUNCEMENT

LASOR COUNCIL DOES GOOD WARK   Adopts Various Constructive Policies.

LABOR OFFICIALS ADJOURN COUNCIL   Jnrestricted Immigration And  Radicalism Were Opposed At Meeting. :

\ f lf 4g      EFFICIENCY IS TO BE SOUGHT   Stand Against Reds Is Affirmed—Council Ends Session

LABOR FEDERATION MUM ON POLICIES   Nothing Given Out On Future Pro gram at Close of Washington Meeting.

QL BEIED NEW PLANT.   Frankfort. Tins Ontgrown a Hicetx. cal Equipment.

WILL BUILD NEW PLANT.   Prinkfort Has Outgrown ied Electr? cal Mquipment.

MEDICAL STUDENT FYECUTED AT DUB   For Taking Part in Attack on Military Escort in Which Two Were Killed—Thousands Prayed as He Was Exe matoeA 

GROWS PRAY WHILE Mah SIN FEINER MEETS HIS EXECUTION   MOTHER “PROUD HER SON J DYING FOR IRELAND’;  CONVICTED OF MURDER,

BRITISH EXECUTE AN TRISH STUDEN}   KEVEN BARRY SAID TO HAVE PAKEN PARTIIN AN ATTACK   ‘DYING FOR IRELAND”         rourteen Separate Attacks Made Agaimst Peltce and Military Sunday

BRITISH EXECUTE AN IRISH STUDENT   KEVEN BARRY SAD TO HAVE TAKEN PART gn AN ATTACK   “DYING FOR IRELAND”   Fourteen Separate Attacks Made Against Police and Military Sunday -

Requests for Revision of Im portant Clauses Are Not % Granted. Z

TURKISH TREATY INTACT   Supreme Council Decides to Retain Ineportant Clauses as They Were

NO CLEMENCY FOR TURKS.   Bre     Chuses  \ With Not 1 Cliuanmvred Hy Ales.

WILL NOT DISCUSS LANSING   Officials at White House Say the Inci-.  cee dent Is Closed.

LANSING INCIDENT IS CLOSED   White House and State Department Officials Refuse to Discuss the Affair.

LANSING INCIDENT IS CLOSED        White House aid State Deparime Officiais Reéfuse to Diecuss a the Affair.

BANDITS ROB BANK   And Escape After Fatally Chanting an Officer.

SHIREY MAKES REQIEST.   Anks ‘American Lerion.. Members 1 Stnnd at Attention Nov. 11,  a a a a a ee

PEACE REIGNED JUST PRIOR 10 DEPORTATION:   Witnesses At Wootton Trial Say Conditions Were Normal During Strike in Warren District in 1917.

IS BLOW TO TREATY:   Alabama Democrat Is Unani mously Elected to Le: Minority in Senate as Suc*.  * cessor to Senator Martin,             NEW LEADER 1S FOR : TREATY RESERVATIONS           Move by Senate Futs Leadei ship in Man Openly Again: Stubborn Stand of Wilso: on Treaty Ouestion.

THR CAUCUS AT WHICH SELEC TION WAS MADE, LASTED ONLY FIVE MINUTES.   The New Leader Stated He Had Nu ‘Statement of Policics_to Make .#t' This Time—Another Cav-" cus at Early Date.

Underwood Is ‘New Leader Of  The Minority   Election of Alabama = Democrat a mute Minority Iaader Kevives Discussion of Peace Trenty and = Peace Brae a bend bao

SEN. UNDERWOOD  ‘Nel  DEMOCRATIC. SENATE LEADER      HIS. ELECTION REVIVES TREATY OTALK THINK HE CAN LEAD VAY .TO AGREEMENT.       FIVE MINUTE CACUS  LONG ENOUGH TO -_e   Has  No Plans Regarding Treaty of Peace, Exeept He Will Orne - Resolution,

UNDERWOOD NEW SENATE LEADER   Alabama Senator Receives Unanmious Support Of Democratic Senators

DEMOCRATS ELEC SENATE LEADER   Seenalor Underwood Chosen Tc Fill Important Position

UNDERWOOD WILL LEAD DEMOGRATS IN THE SENATE   Elected at Caveus Today hy Unani#® mous Vote of the Minority.

WOODS CHOSEN LEADER   Senior Senator from Alabama Re ceives Unanimous Vote of His Penocratic Colleagues.

UNDERWOOD IS NEW. LEADER   SENATOR FROM ALABAMA ELEC. TED DEMOCRATIC LEADER OF SENATE—CAUCUS ONLY LAST ED FIVE MINUTES.

By Unanimous Vote of Mi. nority Democrats Elect Alabama Senator   DECLINES TO GIVE OUT STATEMENT ON POLICIES   TREATY TALK IS REVIVED FP SENATRH, REPUBLICANS HOP ING AGREEMENT MAY NOW RE REACTED.

DIAZ HEADS NEW REVOLT AGAINST LATEST REGIMI   Some Blame Vera Cru; Friends of Carranza for

FRESH REVOLT STIRS MEXICE   Nephew of Former Presiden Diaz Starts. Trouble in State of Vera Cruz.   HOLD ELECTION SUNDA)

DIAZ FOLLOWERS BECOMING ACTIVE   DANGER OF ANOTHER MEXICAN REVOLUTION IS APPARENT.

DIAZ MEN BEGIN REVOLT AFTER A PERIOD OF QUIET   Apparently Disregard Report ed Agreement With New Regime for Peace.

INAUGURATES OPERATIONS IN STATE OF VERA CRUZ   Former President’s Nephew Is’ Re ported to Have Repudiated Present Government   TRAVELERS TELL OF RENEWED REBEL \ ACTIVITIES IN CENTRAL TERRITORY

REBEL ACTIONS BY FELIX DIAX START MEXICO   Declares Wiil Fight to Restore Constitution  of 1857.

Followers of Felix Diaz Busy In Mexicc   Diez Was Roepndiated the Presen Mexican Governinent.

FELIX DIAZ IS AGAIN ACTIVE   Revolt Started Agains the ‘Agua Prieta Plan”

DIAZ IN NEW REVOLT   Former President’s Nephew Is Active in Vera Cruz.   Travelers Tell of Renewed Rebel Operations Near Towns—Big Tobacco Strike Called Off.

NEW MEXICAN REVOLUTION?   Follow ers of Felix Diaz Active Near Vera Cruz.

STORY OF JAP ‘MITARY RULE “INSIBERIATOL   Correspondent Visits Scenes in District Where Nippon Is faintaining Army —   VILLAGES DESTROYED, MANY MADE ORPHANS   Hatred. Causing Residents te _ Join: Bolsheviki, Writer Declares”

Destruction Wrought by Japan in Siberia Equaled Only by That of Germany in Belgium and France

JAPS PLUNDER SIBERIA WITH GERMAN AIRS   Maintaining Huge Army in Unfortunate Land Contrary to Word.   TERROR IS USED TO SUBDUE POPULATION   By JACK MASON  (N. E. A. Staff Correspondent in thi Far East.)

Sponsor Military Terror That Is Shockingly Like Work of the Germans  pm a ae

GERMANG TAKE HOPE FROM NEW STEAMSHIP AGREEMENT WITH §,   Hamburg-American Line in In Trade With American Steamship Company is Hoped by Germans to Open’ Up Uitondly Treads Retatinné.

Hamburg-American Line in In Trade With Americarg Steamship Company is Hop- ' ed by Germans to Open ‘Up. Friendly Trade Relations, —

EUROPE EXTENDS HONOR TO AMERICAN DEAD   People of France Show Devotion To Americans Who Died on French Soil.

JUDGE LEWIS ~ ENJOINS PROBE *-ON PROFITEERS   Judge “Thinks Lever Aet Uneonstitu: tlonal: Attorney Shows Protiis _- 50 to 3M per’ cent .

Ceount Von HReventiow Says Action In Poland Would Be Contrary  éjm fliearewmeanm —Tnéeacnetx _

PROFITEERING IN SUGAR ALLEGED   Senate Sub-Committee Will Start Extensive Investigation   Kansas Senator Says Prices Are Rampant? in West

COL. RICKARDS NAMED   Old Commander of 1ith Goes to General Staff

ASSIGNMENTS CONFIRMED,      General ‘Rickards Among Officers Appointed to Duty With General Sta.

NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS   Assioned to Duty With the General Staff.

Aeks That Coancil Will Not Deprive His Company of Rightful Use  nat DPeanaeé<«.

OUENTIN TON   Meéts Death for Claying o! Two—Negro Had Claimed He Also Made Away With Four Others

ROOSEVELT TO TAG ~ DEMOCRAT COUSIN   Lieutenant Colonel to Covel Same Ground.

LT. COL. ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK FOR GOP,   Will Follow in Trail of Candidat Roosevelt Stumping for Senator Warren G. Harding.

YOUNG TEDDY TO STUMP   Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt Will Make a Speaking Tour

LONE BANGIT KILLS AUTOLS   BODY OF SLAIN MAN DRIVEN Tt HOSPITAL BY HIS WOMAN COMPANTON   ‘HELD UP ON HIGHWAY   Woman Declares Bandit Held Then tp While They Were Driving Along a Road and Killed Her  Companion.——Murderer VMinakes BMecane.

WOMAN DECLARES THUG KILLED MAN   Takes Body. to Hospital and Reports Holdup to Evansville Police.

WOMAN SAYS BANDIT SHOT H. B. RHODES   Brings Body of Companion to Hos pital—Tleld by Police to ‘Reenact Incident. /

Woman TakesDead Body of Man to Hospital, Claiming Bandit Shot Him While Out Motoring

bet ABANDIT . KILLED RHODES   Mrs. Gladys Jacobson Drove to. Mes pital With Dead. Body of . A.B. Rhodes..-

MOTORIST SHOT: WOMAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   Dead Man’s Body Brought Into.. Illinois. Town . by. Woman He Was With

pHGaco HAS ANOTHER ~ MYSTERY TO UNRAVE!   Wealthy Dry Goods Merchan' Shot While Joyriding Near ~ City With Woman.   STORY OF BANDIT I$ TOLD

HERESCORT KILLED WOMAN SAYS   Drives to Hospital With His Body: Js Held

GERMANY PLANNING TO PAY IN 2 YEARS   Drastic Tax Bill to Wipe Out War Indemnity Is Drafted.

GO THE WHOLE LENGTH.   if Mooney Gets New, Trial Judge Wants Him Set. Free.

PACEDOM For MOONEY Ta LOOMING   Dismissal of Bomb Plot Cas: Possible If New Trial Ordered, Report

$440.00 $510.00 $395.00 $465.00 $360.00 $745.00 $795.00 $5945.00 $790.00   CARNATION FLOUR

TAMPICO SETS NEW WORLD OIL SHIPMENT MARK   ELEVEN MILLAON BARRELS A MONTH PRODUCED; ENVOYS AND GOVERNMENT BICKER

Tampico Leads In Oil Production   ELEVEN MILLION HARRELS  MONTH ARE PROBE RB SPELL WUCH RICKERENG,

(i. A. R. ALTERS RITUAI   DECLARATION TN. BEHALF OF AMERICANIZATION—THE ECECTION FRIDAY.

G. A. R. CHANGES ITS RITUAL   “One Country, One Language and One Flag,” the Creed of Organization - Now Reads.

SINN FEIN SYSTEM THOROUGH      Burning of Jalis, Ralds, Ete. Onl; Minor Part of Campaign to Free

ANTI-SOVIET WORKERS ARE   BOLSHEVIK TROOPS GATHER EOR NEW LIKPAINIAN ATTACYW

Delegates Gather In Famous Clock Hall In Compliance With President Wilson’s  , oe bE   Much Newspaper Comment Qver The Absence Of American Officials At The  RA... g* ew      "French Now Depend More Oa New Alliances Than They Do In League OF Nations

FIRST MEETING OF THE COUNCIL . IN WORLD LEAGUE   Held in Paris ‘Today au Measures to Prevent Ft ture Wars Will Be Con  «ejrlarprt.

JURIES DRAWN FOR THE JANUARY TERK   Grand And Petit Juries Fo First Term of 1921 Drawn Yesterday.

POLAND ASSURES WASHINGTON SHE WONT TRANSGRESS   ‘Upon Russian Territory Further Than Is Necessary To Make Bolsheviki Stay Out   EXPRESSES GRATITUDE FOR NOTE TO ITALIAN MINISTER   In Which United States Made Statement of Onr Position Toward Government of Poland,

OAT TOFED WITH POLISH ANSWER   Formal Reply Pleasing to State Department  ANTEC ANT CIVEN NIT   Poland Says Strategic Considerations Must Govern Halting of Her Armies but American Contention is Agreed to in Principle—Gratitude is Expressed for Our Attitude

U.S. 8 SATISFIED WITH POLISH VIFF   Reply to American Note Is Received at Washington by State Department   GRATITUDE IS EXPRESSED   Warsaw Government Insists Military Situation Must be Considered

POLAND’S ANSWER PLEASING TO ALI   Meets with Request That Pole Abstain from Transgression of Russian Territory

SATISFACTION 14 LAPAESOED WITh REPLY (F POLLAN!   Strategic Conditions Will Gov ern Hait of Armies in Pursuit of Bolsheviki.   PLAN TO MAKE THE TWO NOTES PUBLIC CANCELLED   Gratitude Expressed by Warsaw Government at Attitude Assumed by United States in American Note to Italian Government on Situation.

POLES 10 RESPECT Ul, 3. REQUEST ON RUSS BOUNDARIE!   Culby Satisfied With Reply te American Warning—Not an Aggressive War, Note Declares.

U. §. SATISHIED WITH REPLY OF POLISH GOV'T   STATE DEPT. OFFICIALS SATISFIED WITH FORMAL REPLY TO u. Ss. NOTE

POLISH NOTE PLEASES U 6.   SAYS OPERATIONS NEAR BOUNDARY DEPEND ON FLTURE STRATEGIC MOVES

Document is Understood to Have Stated That Strategic Considerations Must Govern Halting of Armies in Pursuit of Bolsheviki at Frontier Line Fixed by Allies.

POLES WILL INSIST ON RED GUARANTEE   CONSEQUENCES OF ABANDONING OFFENSIVE ARE POINTED OUT TO UNITED STATES,   REPLY IS SATISFACTORY   Republic Government Advises That Strategic Operations Must Govera Halting of Army.

WAORINGTON {a OATTOFIED WITH POLAND'S REPLY   Military Operations Govern Her Advance Into Russian Territory.   SHE MEANS NO AGRESSION

AMERICA SATISFIED WITH POLE ATTITUDI   ‘Strategic Opera‘ions Only, Reason for Pushing Reds Beyond  j Rardare

AMERICA PLEASED WITH POLISH REPLY REGARDING BORDER   rs gE OUT SNPLANATION. pitas   Newly Formed Nation 3 ) Mee ‘Armies Will Abstain. From a  gression of Russian Territory '

U. S. OFFICIALS EXPRESS SATISFACTION WITH NOTE   Fresh Dixaxter to Polish Forces Predicted by French Military Observer If Second Invasion of Russia Is Not Abondaned. «

SOUTH MUST GAIN NATIONAL OUTLOOK   Harding Sends ‘Message to Tariff Congress. .

OFFICIAL APOLOGY FOR LABOR BANNER      A SCURRILOUS INSCRIPTION ; CARRIED IN KANSAS CITY PARADE      Li. S. Flaw Also Reported Curried — Upside Down in Kansas Side Parade Yesterday

OFFICIAL APOLOGY FOR LABOR BANNER   1. S. Blae Also Reported Carried Upside DPoewn in Wansas Side Parade Yesterday

K ansas C ity Officials  Apologize to Governor  For Radical Banne:

DIAPASON CLASS MEETS SUNDA   Annual Event at Morristown Wil! Be Given on Next Sunday Afternoon.

DIAPASON CLASS MEETS SUNDAY   ANNUAL EVENT AT MORRISTOWN WILL RE GIVEN ON NENT SUNDAY (FTERNOON.   PROGRAM JS ANNOUNCED

DANGER OF FLOOD IN MIDDLE WEST   Railroads in Central States Prepare for Trouble Following Heavy Rainfall,   SNOW BLIZZARD IN CHICAGO   Rain, High Wind and High Water Re. ported Throughout Indiana—Sudden Change in Weather.

CARL MAYS HURLER OF DEATH BALL Td BE RETAINED BY YANKS AS. PITCHER   Management of Club Hold That Chapman Was Killed by an Accident; Promise  Mays All Protection —

RUTH MAKE 1s 20TH HOMER; TIES RECORD Yr Yuan        Noted New York Batter Gets First Circuit Siush May 1—Goc Phyce Sune 2 tow Best Peay

BABE RUTHS GREAT AECOAL   ; Geta At-Least One Home Run In Every Ball Park—Twenty Nine This Year.

LIVELY RACE FOR GOVERNOR IN VERMONT   Four Republican Candidates in Primary Election Tuesday

DE VALERIA NOT THERE   Search Fails to Find Him Aboard th Acquatania

TOE OF “AMERICA ny ~ W ABEYANGE   Foreign Affairs Officials of “Government Give Constant ‘Attention to Polish. Crisis   DOUBT ‘EFFECTIVENESS ‘OF PROPOSED PEAC!   Embargoes Heretofore Have     ‘Russia Bat Have Not B Brok“en ‘Soviet Power, 

FFECTIVENESS OF BLOCKADE DOUBTEL   ‘arsaw Issues a Statement Charging Bolsheviki Gov-ernment With Responsiblitv for Prolonging War.

COMMITMENT OF U. S. TO PLAN OF ACTION IN POLISH CRISIS HELD IN ABEYANCE

AMERICAN’ ACTION HELD IN ABEYANCE   Definite Commitment to Plan is Withheld.   POLISH CASE CONSIDERED   Effectiveness of Blockade Pro: posed by France and Britain as Means of Bringing Pressure to Bear Upon Bolshevik: Seriously Questioned by U. S. Officials.

Washington NowFrankly Pessimistic  On Blockade      NOT VERY LIKELY TO BREAK SOVIET POWER, IN OPINION OF OUR AMERICAN EXPERTS.   COURSE WE ARE TO BE COMMITTED TO IS YET IN ABEYANCE, PENDING OUTCOME OF THE CRISIS

FORTY-ONE AUTOS BURN IN HOUSTON   Karly Morning Blaze Destroys Offices Building and Garage Today.

TO CLOSE FREIGHT DEPOTS HALF TIME   It is Understoed That ‘Raliread ‘Exeeu - tives Favor The Move

zee Obs obs fe obs of of efe obs of ehe ol «  { FREIGHT HANDLERS . kA MAY WORK ONLY c Mm 3 DAYS A WEEK,

MAY CURTAIL WORK AT FREIGHT DEPOTS   Interstate Commerce Commission Considers Advisability of Closing 3 Days a Week.

_G.C. PLANS 10 GUT FREIGHT   Close Ail Stations Three Days a Week to Shipments Is Scheme Suggested to Relieve Congestion; Big Shippers Say Plan Would Aid.

CAPTAIN IS SLAIN IN TEXAS   National Guard Sentry Killa Veteran ef World's War.

SENTRY SLAYS TEXAS CAPTAIN   National Guardsman Kills ‘Veteran of World’s War While on Duty at Galveston.

SENTRY KILLS GUARD CAPTAIN   Officer Either Failed to Hear or Disregarded Command to Halt

SECKING TO SHOW AES ARE AINFIT FOR QfFin!   TACK OF PROSECUTION  4N NEW YORK TRIAL—QUOTE MANIFESTOS OF REDS TO PROVE THEIR DIRE PiczTs.

Prosecution: to. P Prove Defen. - dants Unfit to Sérve—Took  ra “Oaths of Office With Menta  Raservatinns”. :

SAY MEN UNSAFE T0  SERVE THE PEOPLE   SOCIALISTS ACCUSED OF BEING FALSE TO OATHS.   Extended Argument in Opposition te Admitting New York Assemblymen Into Lewer Heuse of Legisilatere.

SEEKING T0 SHOW REGS ARE UNFIT FOR OFFIC   TACK OF PROSECUTION iN NEW YORK = TRIAL—QUOTE MANIFESTOS OF REDS TO PROVE THEIR DIRE PLQTS

COUNSEL SHOWS ~ STANO.   Prosecution Tries to Trove Secielists Took Oaths With Mental Reseryntions.

Prosecution Will Try to Prove That This Renders Five Sus: pended Socialist Assemblymen Unfit to Serve.

SOCIALIST ASSEMBL YMEN SUSPENDED MORE LOYAL TO LENINE THAN TO U.S.

CLAIM SOGHALISTS — -PLEDGED 10 REDE   Introduce Testimony to Show Five Suspended Assemblymen Held’  - “Mental Reservations.”

OAY OATHS TAKER WITH MENTAL RESEAVATIONS   ‘Trial of Socialist Assemblyi men in New York Has Peculiar Turn; introduce Radical Speeches -

EXAMINE ALL DOCUMENTS   Relating to Haitian Affairs First Duty of Court of Inquiry.

BAT! COURT ORGANIZES   All Documents Will be Examined Before Witnesses are Calicd

LAKE ERIE WRECK   SIX CARS DITCHED AT WEs1 YARDS THIS MORNING,   : ; ;  : ' ~Draggine Trucks on Box Car Wreck. i A ; ; her ved No. 6G in Charge of Tipton Crew,

IX CARS DITCHE YARDS THIS ¥      AT WEST           Car 'Wreekiplon Crew,       Oa Tracks on ed Na. GG in Charge yt!

LOAD MAYOR OF CORK SINKING FAST AS HE PASSES INTO. THE: THIRD WEEK QF HUNGER STRIKE   INTERVENTION :OF KING GEORGE ALONE CAN BRING ABOUT RE-" LEASE OF IRISH EXECUTIVE NOW SELF-STARVED

CORK’S MAYOR IS SINKING      Spends Restful Nigh€ in Prison bu Betrays Signs of Nearing End

MAC. SWEINEY STILL ALIVE: GROWS WEAKER   Shows Signs of Severe Emaclation,

i iis.  MACSWINEY IS AT DOOR OF DEATH   Complete Numbness cf Limbs Develops and Mayor Can No Longer, Speak Because of Weaknoss

TURN FOR WORSE BRINGS END NEAR FOR IRISH MAYOR   Rioting Renewed In Bel fast With Heavy Casualty List.

IRISH MAYOR HAS CHANPE EAR yenRCE   Mac Swiney Sinking Rapidly, Can No Longer Spsak, Legs Waemb.

Fighting Was Resumed This Morning Between the Irish Factions and the Troops—Casualty List Thought to be Heavy.

LORD MAYOR MA°SWINEY IS SINKING RAPIDLY   Complete Numbness of Limbs Has Developed and He Can No Longer Speak Because of Weakness

MACSWINEY RELEASE WOULD PRECIPITATE -. GRISIS IN-ENGLANI   King: Can Free Mayor Only ir Face of Ministers’ Advice; Resignations Would Follow   RaYOR MACSWIKEY REPORTED — . > TOLBE SINKING RAPIDLY   Fighting Resamed Today in Belfast After Quiet Night

CABINET WOULD RESIGN IF KING FREED M’SWINEY   Lord Mayor of Cork Spent Restful Night in Prison Cell.

BRITISH BRITISH SOVEREIGN DECLINES TO. . INTERFERE IN CASE OF HUNGER  STRIKER NOW AT POINT OF DEATH

MACSWINEY IS STILL LIVING   ord Mayor of Cork Spent  Restful Night   Unmistakable Signs of Severe Emaciation

KING AFRAID 10 RELEASE MAC SWINRY   Secretary Declares Minis ters Would Resign and Brine Crisis :   NEW RIOTS IN BELFAST   Unionist Shipyard Workers and Troops in Street (lach

JUDGE LANDIS SEIZES PROBE   Officially Takes Charge of the * Booze Investigation at ~ Chicago.   GARRITY IS “SITTING TIGHT"   Declares He Will Not Turn Over Po lice Documents to U. S. District Attorney—Taik Less and Act More, Says Landis.

BOOZE PROBE IN CHARGE OF LANDIS   Judge Seizes Reins of Chicago Whisky Investigation.   ASKS LESS TALK,MORE ACTION   Chief of Police Garrity Is “Sitting Tight"—Says He Will Not Surrender Police Documents to the U. S. Attorney.

JUDGE LANDIS IN CHARGE OF BOOZE PROBE   Officially Takes Charge of the Booze Investigation at Chicago.   GARRITY 1S “SITTING TIGHT’   Declares He Will Not Turn Over Po lice Documents to U. S. District Attornéy—Talk Less and Act More, Says Landis.

AMERICAN ARMADA TO IMPRESS WORLD IN PROPOSED TOU   Trip Planned for Nex! June Announced By Washington

GREAT FLEETS 10 TOUR THE WORLD   ARMADA IS TO IMPRESS WORLD, OFFICIALS ASSERT, IN PROPOSED TOUR OF GLOBE.   Personnels of Great Fleets Announced in Part—Pacific Division to Excel in Power.

MARSHALS ON WAY TO SERVE PAPERS IN BOUNDARY SUI   Federal Judge Awards Im mensely Valuable Oil Land To Oklahoma Claimants.

BANKS EXTEND DEFLATION PLAN: PRICES DROP   Speculative Loans on Se curities Reduced by Hun dreds of Millions of Dol lars in Ten Days.   PRICE CUTTING CONTINUES TODAY   Foodstuffs Will Be Next Hit by Withdrawal of Loans to Force Stored Food on to the Market.

Price Cutting Move Spreading AM ‘Over Country from New York tp Friseo.   EVEN DENTISTS HAVE JOINED THE PROCESSION

“Cont-Orhaha Dentists Announce >  25 Per ‘Cent Reduction oan hat

BANKING INTEREST. = RROUCING CREDIT   Action of Banks Said to Be Re «« Sponsible-Bor. Wave. of -.. Price Cutting.

SLASHING PRICES BECOMES ASLOGAN FOR BIG MERCHANTS   West and Middle West Struck by a Wave of _ Reduced Prices   CLOTHING TUMBLING AND FOOD MAY ALSO

BANKS CUT PRICES TOO   Pressure by Invitations Responsible For Reduction Wave.

AMERICAN DESTROYERS CARRY SEBASTOPOL REFUSES 10 CONSTANTINOPLE TODA‘

3,8, DESTROYERS CONSTANTINOPLE   ae  Brought Wounded Men, Women and  Children Frem the Crimea.

§ AMERICAN DESTROYERS ARRIVE AT TURKISH CAPITAL WifTH REFUGEES FROM SEBASTOPOL,   MANY ARE WOUNDEL   Men, Women and Children Aboare the Destroyers Renorted Suffering From Wounds,—City of Sebastopol Completely Kvacuated,

30,8; DESTROYERS CONSTANTINOPLE   Brought Wounded Men, Wonton. and Children. From the Crimea.

U.S. DESTROYERS LAND REFUGEES CONSTANTINOPLE   REFUGEES REPORT MILITARY EVACUATION OF SEBASTOPOL BEFORE REDs ARRIVED

WILL RID CITY OF RADICALS   Untte Making Steps to Porge Iteclf of it. Ww. WW. Klemeasnt.

CAR LOAD OF: SALT   in barrels and blocks. Bring us your produce when you want salt. Moore & Hooten.

~ ‘Neuvalgie Pains .  Kegs menace   “Give Way to Soothing Hamlin's Wizard OH

ACCIDENTS AT FOSTER MINES   Frank Calhoun Loses Arm While Operating Motor—Turner Young Injured in Another Ac cident.   PARTICULARS

RECALL THE CRIME OF BOOTH   Actors Who Played i in Ford ‘Theater Weet at Chicago.

2 PLAYERS WHO SAW LINCOLN SHOT, MEE   Actor and Actress Attend Chi cago Production

VOTE EIGHT-HOUR DAY: FOR WOMEN IN SENATE:   Several Republicans Align With Solid Democratic Minority in Favor of Welfare Bill

Provide ‘Eight “Hour: ‘Day and   Minima Wage te Several; ~ Republicans ¥ Voted with the Democrats.

HOPES FOR FLIGHT ACROSS PAGHT      Seoretary Daniels Believes America Will Have Machine In Next - Two Years.

*DISON DEVICES TAIDED U. S. NAVY DEFEAT U-BOATS   “Listener” Warned of Torpedoes and “Drag”?® Enabled Ships to Make Quick oF to Escape-—Made  Sailings Safe. .

aDISUNS DEVICES AIDED OUR NAVY   HIS ‘‘LISTENER’’ WARNED U. S SHIPS THAT TORPEDOES WERE NEAR   “DRAG” ENABLED THE SHIPS   Strategic Harbor Maps, Camofiage, Convoy Light and Other Things He Made

PALMER GETS ENTIRE GECAGIA DELEGATION   SECRETARY SAYS PRESS REPORTS MISREPRESENTED SITUATION IN THAT STATE.

PALMER WIN; - DELEGATION IN GEORGIA   Secretary of State Rules Tha Primary Controls and Not Convention

FULL PALMER DELEGATION " HAS BEEN CERTIFIED TO BY STATE COMMITTEE

FACINE BREWERY —GLOSED BY COUR   Petition Alleges Concern Haz Been Selling Real Beer to Racine People.

Sixteen Members Who Stuck W:th Tour Started for Holliday at Noon Today   Yrehards Experts of K. S. A. © and Growers Make Visits to Principal Orchards

VISITS PLANNED TO DOUG LAS COUNTY ORCHARDS GIVEN UP   ‘SPENT ~ NIGHT      Sixteen Members Who Stuck With Tour Started for Helliday at Noon Today   Orehurds Experts af K. S. A. ©. and Growers Make Visits to Principal Orchards

EXPERTS” FAR APART IN CHICAGO TRIAL   One Alienist Calls Wanderer Sane— Another Savs He Has Mind of Child.

ALTENISTS CLASH IN OPINION ON WANDERER   Girl Testifies He Spooned With Her But That It Was No Sanity Proof.

WANDERER OANE ALIENIST DECLARES   Girl Courted by Wanderer Testified He Had. Appeared Sane to Her.

FAENGH CLAIM INTERESTS ARE BEING ABUSEL   SEVERE DISLIKE TAKEN TO HIGH HANDED MANNER OF BRITISH  IN TURKISH AFFAIRS,

CONSTITUTIONAT AMENDMENTS WIN   FOURTEEN OF FIFTEEN PRO. POSED CARRY BY EARLY RETURNS.

0, P. SPEAKERS OPEN CAMPAIGN   PARTY OFFICIALLY STARTS NA. TION- WIDE FIGHT, WITH 3000 MEN IN FIELD

BU. P. oENDS GUT 0,000 OPEARERS 10 WOAVINGE VOTERS   Republican Spellbinders to Boost Harding Cause From Now Until Election.

SPEAKING CAMPAIGN OPENED BY G. 0. P   5,000 norte  to Continue Drive Over Country Until Election Date—Hays Raps League,

REPUBLICAN OPEARING CAMPAIGN [a OPENED THROUGHOUT GOUNTRI   Five Fhousand Orators Began Yes terday and Will Continue Unti Blasting Pasay   CHAIRMAN HAYS-AMONG THEM

REPUBLICANS OPEN SPEAKING CAMPAIGN   Approximately 5,000 Speak. ers to Preach Doctrines of Party to People.

EO. P, CAMPAIGN 1 OFFICIALLY OPENED   Five Thousand Speakers: Ar Spread Over Country to Deliver Addresses

OPEN: SPEAKING CAMPAIGH,      Five Thousand Orstors Dea ‘With Issues of Renwhii- gan Party.

OPEN SPEAKING CAMPAIGN.   Five Thousand Orators Dea With Issues of Republican Party.

LODGE: GE BLOCKS. “SENATE: EFFORT: TO’REBUKE SIMS          Resolutio 1-Condenining * ‘Ad patra or: Revealing.

Ye ON OF WALSH (OS ~ SIMS’ FRANKNESS             ECT FEDE:  FARES EXPOSURE ‘or “CON.  LY ORDERS PESERY OF CENSUR:      PROMPT “ACTION BLOGKED              tilie a ms Keonomy ‘Program— friotinury Measaie,

FROM HAMLET T0 CITY IN 10 YEARS   MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICH., GAINS 463 PERCENT IN POPULATION SINCE 1910.

NEBRASKA TOWN LOQSES 175 LEAL   TT  Muskegon ~ Heights, Mich. With 463 Per Cent Gain Passes Scottsbluff.

GOV, EDWARD EDWARDS NAMED AS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE WILE GO BEFORE CONVENTION

VETS ARE ARI = AFINDIANAPOLIS      Thirty Thousand Reach City For G, A. R. Encampment.   BIG RECEPTION   Meeting Tonight At Tomlinson Hall—Encampment Opened Today.

NEW YORK STOCKS FALLING, STEEL HITS LOW MARK   Bottom Leaves Market Af: ter Moderate Opening. Sugar and Corn Products Fall in Line.

STOCK MARKET GROWS WEAKER DURING FRIDA\   New Low Records Are Made Many Spculative Issues  Shippings Again Under Cloud Due to Action Thursday

95,000 Are On Strike Or Are ReadyTo Qui   More Than 1,000.600 Men WHI Be At. tected by Strikes in ieee, t. 8. ir Departmen xpert Entimates—Strikes faereacing

,abor Bureau Estimate -200,000 - Workmen iW ill Actually Strike  This! Year. - i

STRIKES ARE ON INCREASE IN COUNTRY   Million Workers Will Be Affected During 1920 It Is Estimated   Big Increase Since First of Year Is Shown by Statistics

MILLION WORKERS WILL BE AFFECTED BY STRIKES IN-19.20   Walkouts and Wage Centroversies During Year Expecied to Result in Financial Lass of Millions of  . Nolfars.

AM Ret Naedical Publications En derse Cabinet in Ontlawing PaJjterpatinn «nf PEnhor.

FRENCH PAPERS APPROVE VIEWS OF MILLERAND   Outlawing Of the Fed eration of Labor —

DENVER STRIKE IS CALLED OFF BY UNION MEN   FEDERAL TROOPS PATROL OFPY FOLLOWING PROCLAMATION OF MARTIAL LAW

DENVER STRIKE 1S CALLED OF   Tramway Strike That Has Re sulted in-Fivye Deaths and Many Injuries Ended:   MARTIAL LAW DECLARED   Umier Marilal Law.

CALL OFF STREET CAR STRIKE   UNION EXECUTIVE COMDMIFIER TOOK ACTION IN THE TROUBLE. TODAY.   The Colorado City is Under Martial law—Five Men Have Beem Killed? amd Vitty Injured  im Bioting.

Troops Are in. Command ai Denver and West Frankfort, Ill.   DEAD NUMBER FIVE; MANY ARE INJURED   Rioting Broke Out Again Fri y Night at Denver-— Strike Off,

GAR STRIKE AT AN END 9 MORE OIE   TRAMWAY UNIONS TO END STRUGGLE FOR HIGHER WAGE  pment stn eee      Denver Under Martia’ Law; Bystanders Hurt In Riot.

TIGHTEN GRIP TO CURB OUTBREAK UAISH AREAS      Aim to Prevent Disturbances During Celebration by Oranzemen.   ULSTER MEN PLEDGED      British Troops Occupy Cork Court House and Erect Entangtements.   Dublin, July 10—-The court Rouse a Cork was oecunled by British troops today. Barbed wire entanglement: were ersoted around the building.

DO NOT LOOK © FOR TROUBLE AT BELFAST   Anniversary of . Battle of the Boyne Expected To Pass Quietly.

OFFICIALS HOPE TO AVERT RIOTS   At Battle of Boyne Anniver sary Celebration   BELFAST PREPARING   Elaborate Plans Made But No Disorders Are Expect: ed During Observance,

Soldiers Are Se Sent Into City   and the Meeting is to be Held  Outside the Limits.—Many Will Parade But Riots Are To Be Suppressed.

RISHDONOT EXPECT TROUBLE   Belfast Authorities Preparint for Celebration of Boyné~ Anniversary.   ULSTERITES WILL MARCH

WILLARD) WALL FIGHT   But Wants to Make Own Sx leztion of an Cyponent.

HOUSTON PREDIGTS   No Sericus Financial Disturb. ance Wil Peszvit.

INVESTIGATION WILL BE MADE   Prices of Farm Implements - Have Been Increased Without Warrant, is Claim.

LMR EXPECTED TO PROBE PRICED (OF FARMING TOOLS   Federal Trade Commission Says Charges Are Too High.

ATTACKS PLAN OF BRYAN.   Pormer Cabinet Member Said to Intend Use of Railroad Is. sue in Campaign.

ATTAGKO GRYAN RAILROAD PLAN   So Formed as to Make a Bid for Votes in Every Direction, Says Representative Sanders, of Indiéa,

‘lect Anarchist   Red is Named for Place in the Halian Chamber of TDenrties.

CHAIRMAN M. H. WOLFE ISSUES STATEMENT ON BASIS REPRESENTATION   >RECINCT CONVENYION MAY Ist BASED ON VOTES CAST AT “LAST GENERAL ELECTION

CUMMINGS’ BOOM IS THE REAL THING   Uproar of Cheers Greets Pre. sentation of Name of Na. tional Chairman for Pres. ident This Afternoon,

FIVE NAMES PUT FORWARD   Owen, Gerard, Cummings Hitchcock and Palmer.   MORE TO BE WOM  INATED   Cummings Got Largest Demonstration of Those Presented Early In the Session.

Actresses ‘Thrown From Taxi When They Became Boister~-ous Saya” Chauffeur.   BRUISES RECEIVED RESISTING ATTACK   Two Men Suspected of Taking Fatal ‘Joy Ride’’ Yaken Into Custody, .

COLD AND DRINK KILLED GIRLS, POLICE BELIEVE   CLAIM CHICAGO ACTRESSES : FOUND DEAD I* PARK DIED FROM EXPOSURE

VERMONT: REPUBLICANS. 'IRCE WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Major General Wood Speaks a Convention Which Asks Gov ernor to Act.

VERMONT G, 0. P. FOR SUFFRAGE      The State Convention Urges Spectal Session to Ratify.

TREATY WILL BE RESURRECTED IN SENATE MONDRY:  FIGHT FORE GAS   Peace Pact, Which Has Been Pigeonholed Since November 19, Will Be Before linner House Today,   SOME SENATORS SEE : CERTAIN DEADLOCK   Others Believe [nere Is Some Hope of Its Ratification: Parliamentary Technicalities Removed,

TREATY GOES BEFORE. ~ SENATE AGH TODAY   LONG! AND. BITTER CONTEST: -FORECAST. ‘OvER ARTICLE N; AND PERHAPS OTHER:ISSUES.

SENATE 10 TAKE UP PEACE. PACT   Long and Bilter Contest Forecast Over Article Ten and Few Other Provisions

FORSEE BITTER TREATY FIGH]   But Leaders Have Hopes of Rat ification as Debate is Resumed This Week   WILSON IS OBDURATE   Renews in Letter to Hitchcock Opposition to G. O. P. Reservations

PEAGE TREATY COMES UP FOR DISCUSSION TODAY   OPINION IS DIVIDED AS TO EPPECT OF PRESIDENTS LATEST LETTER—MANY GELIEVE Is. SUR WILL GO INTO CAMPAIGN

RATIFICATION FIGHT TO BE ARTICLE TEN   President's Views Régarding Reservations Not Changed In Least  By Attitude Of British States  LETTER SENT TO HITCHCOCK   Majority Feel, That-Action-Taken Has Again Widened Breach Be tween Factions ‘At Inopportune “Pace . ©   MAY MEAN PARTY ACTION

PLEADS FOR GETTER UNDERSTANDING AMONG ALL GLASSES   Gov. Cornweil, Addressing Manufacturers, Arraigns Ranting Demagogues.   DEALS WITH TAXATION AND HIGH COST OF LIVING   Believes We Should Not Only Deport Foreigner Who Refuses to Become American and Persists in Revolationary Attempts but Should Deal With Native Disturbers as Well,

RANTING DEMAGOGUES FLAYED BY CORNWELL   Governor Pleads for Sense and Non-partisanship in Acts of! Public Officials.

MURDER SUSPECT MAY YET ESCAPE   Man Believed to be Eugene LeRoy tc be Taken to Buenos Ayres Wher British Steamer Leaves for Port Which Has Extradition Treaty.

WELL KNOWN NEW YORK CITY REPUBLICAN OPENLY.,BOLTS REPUBLICAN PARTY

GIVES JEWELS FOR PALESTINE FUND   Donation Valued at S£S8,500) Troms  Mrs, Nathan Strauss -Announeed,

GREY'S REPORT GIVES REPUBLICANS STRENGT      All Groups Except ‘President’ “Get Comfort Out of. New Treaty Situation.   IRRECONCILABLES ALSO SEE ARGUMENT SUSTAINEL   Grey Confirms Their Belief That Treaty Acceptance Will Mean Leap Into ‘‘Unknown.,’’   SENATOR LODGE CLEARED   British - Statesman “Exonerates Him of. Playing Politics With League Fight.

GREY’S LEVER _ SEEN AS SLAP FOR PRESIDEN]   Viscount’s Document Flatters and Comforts Lodge Reservationists and “Irreconcilables”

LETTER GRATIFIES TREATY OPPONENTS   On the Other Hand, the Comment of Viscount Grey Has Disappointed the Friends of President Wilson.   IRISH QUESTION AGAIN ENTERS IN CONTROVERS)   Position of Senator Lodge That Europe Will Accept Reservation Has Been Considerably. Strengthened,

GOTTON GING ARE UNDER GUARD   GINS BURNED AT ANSON AND STAMFORD, 'FEXAS   SEVERY.L GIES WERE BURNED

HIGH WATER THREATENING ALBUQUERQUE RECEDING   Crest of Flood in Rio Grande Believer Passed; Dykes North of Menaced City Holding

FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDING   Albuquerque, N. M. Threatened When the Rio Grand Overflows Its Banks

WAGE CUT AFFECTS 0,000 OPERATIVE!   Reduction of 2214 Per Cent in Cotton and Woolen Mills Announced.

Crown Prince Offers 7 Self Up.To Allies   Late Heir to Hun Throne Think: Wie's Worth as Much as 100, oOrdina “Datch.”’

CROWN PRINCE  NA TELEGRAM TO. PRESIDEN Wil CAN   Willing to Stand Trial Instead of Some German Officers.

CROWN PRINCE WOULD SHOULDER WAR BLAME   OFFERS TO GIVE HIMSELF UP TO SAVE COUNTRYMEN DFMANDED BY THE ALLIES FOR CRIMES COMMITTED.

CA-GROWN PRINCE ‘OFFERS 10 SERVE IN PLACE OF QTHERS:   Asks Allies to Take Hirn, If The; Want a Viciim, Leave His  Countrymen Alone.   ‘SENDS WiLSON TELEGRAM   Messaze Also Goes ic King 0! Engiand, Italy and Belgium  and Japanese Emperor.

TEXT OF WIRE. SENT BY,  FORMER GERMAN CROWN   ’ PRINCE TO PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

GERMAN CROWN © PRINCE OFFERS. TO SURRENDER   Will Stand Trial if Alliec Governments Insist.   CABLES PRESIDENT WILSON   White House Officials Give Oui Text of Message Sent From Holland Yesterday.

CHOWN PRINGE TO oURRE NDC AS SUBS TTY   PARLES PRESIDENT WILSON Tt OFFER TO SURRENDER TO (LLIED GOVERNMENTS,

WOULD SURRENDER SELF FOR TAIAL   Former Crown Prince S« Cables Wilson.

Ex-Crown Prince Cables ~ Wilson He Would Be — . A Martyr “Victim’

CROWN: PRINCE OFFERS HIMSELR   Would Take Place of Hi: Countrymen Demanded ‘by Allies -

GAOWIN PRINCE OFFERS TO “PAY”   Notifies Wilson He Wil! Stand Trial instead of Other German Officers.   WILLINS 10 BE A “VICTIM”   Telegrams Sent to All Allied Nations— Germany Preparing List Containing Names of Entente Soidiers Accused of Violating Laws.

LET THEM  -TAKE-ME’   Crown Prince Offers to “Be The Goat” for: About 900 Men of “The Fatherland. '

CLOWN PRINCE:  : IN MELODRAM:      4SET 100 FREE AND TAKE ME FOR TRIAL,” HE EXCLAINS.2:   A. COUNTER PROPOSAE   GERWANS WILL PREPARE LIST ‘OF ALLIED LAW VIOLATORS am       The Question of Extrndjtion  Bx * elites More Interest. Than Any 2° Other Raised by Treaty. if

JFFERS TO TAKE THE PLAGE UF HS COUNTRYMEN   Sends Telegram to Kings of England, Belgium and Italy, Presidents of France and U. S. Offering Himself in Place of 900 Germans Who Only Served Their Country.   WOULD MEAN iNSURRECTION.

CROWN PRINCE POSES AS MARTYR   Offers to Become Sole Victim of All Allied Governments.   SENDS LETTER TO WILSON   Wants to Face Trial in Piace of Nin Hundred Germans Whose Extradi tion is Demanded,

DADLES WILSON DEMAND ON FATHERLAND MEANG AN ETERNAL VENGEANCE   Allies Invite Wrath of Unorganized Country if They Press Charges Against War Leaders and Therefore Sacrifices Self.

LA CHOWN PRINGE WOULD BE “GOAT   Cables Wilson He Is Ready te Take Punishment.   PLEADS FOR OTHER “VICTIMS”   Offers Himself for Trial Before Allies’ Court in Place of 900 Demanded by Entente of Germany— Fears Eternal Hatred.

CROWN PRINCE IS OFFERING ‘SELF IN VICARIOUS ROLE   Willing to be Tried by the Al ~ lies for the Crimes of the Other Huns.

FORMER GERMAN CROWN PRINCE — ~ GABLES PRES, WILSON HE OFFERS. HIMSELF TO ALLIES FOR TRIAL   Mf the Allled and Associate Governments. Want 9 Victim He . «. Wishes to Take Place of Nitié-Hundred/Germani.

EX-CROWN PRINGE WOULD SURRENDER   Offers Himself as Sacrifice Ir Place of 900 Other Ger mans Included In List o War Criminals.

Crown Prince Would be Vicarious Sacrifice  for Raby-Killers   NOBLE ACT BY PRECIOUS YOUTH   tears Punishment of the Assassins Would Make  Hard Feelings

‘Take Me for Victim”, Says Crown Prince   For ‘mer Heir to. Throne Cables ‘ Wilson He’ll Surrender in _ Place of Other Huns,

Will Take Place of Some of German Officers Whose Surrender Was Demanded By Allies Last Week—Says He Is Willing to Be “Victim” If Allies Demand One—Whole Tone of Cablegram One of Martyrdom

PRIN. OFFERS TO. SUBRENDES   Frederick William Hohenzollern Willing to Be Tried in Place of 900 Germans Whose Extradition Asked

ANNOUNCES DESIRE 1) GWE SELE UP FOR ALLIED TRIAL   Committee at Berlin Opposed te Letthig Entente Try Former Teuton Officers   GOVERNMENT ACTION — Will BE SUPPORTED   Berlin Makes Out List of Al. lied Officers Accused of  War Crimes

10 SURRENDER SELF FOR TRIAL   Tt Allies Want a Victim, Let Them Take Me,” He Cables

Former Crown Prince Offers to Surrender Self to Allies in Liew of Other Citizen:

GERMANY ALSO PREPARES LISI   Would Bring to Trial Allied Of ficers and Soldiers Charged With War Crimes.   CROWN PRINCE WOULD GIVE SELF UP TO ALLIES   Offers to Go on Trial in Place of the Hundreds of Others Wanted.

KAISER SOU  Wnt WIL WILLING) TH AE TRIE   Germany Prepares List of Allied Soldiers Charged With Crime   WILL RETALIATE FOR DEMANDS MADE   Huns Indignant Over Re quests for Extradition of Accused

FORMER CROWN PRINCE OFFERS 10 GIVE HIMSELF UP   Wants Allies To Take Him Instvad c Nine Hundred Germans On the List.

Germany Threatens To Break Financial Agreement With Belgium   BAVARTANS SCORNCRIME LIS]

Crown Prince Would Surrender to Allie:   OFFERS SELF FOR TRIAL IN THE PLACE OF .100 GERMANS WHO ARE DEMANDED FOR TRIAL

WOULD BE. A MARTYR   WANTS TO GIYE HIMSELF. uy IN PLACE OF. OTHERS bE. -MANBDED BY ALLIES   SAYS HE 18 WILLING’ TH BI THE YiCTIN IN PLACE OF sho OTHERS

OFFER oURRENDES   VMA\-CROWS PRENGCE SiON DSs CARLE TO THAT EFFECT.   similar Message AlsocsSent to Othe: Countries,

EX-GROWN PRINGE (FFERS HINSELE   Would Take Place of 900  Germans Demanded.

CROWN  PRINCE OFFERS SELF   Frederick: Wiiheim Volenteers to ‘Take. Place of German ” Leaders Wanted by Allies..   DEFIANCE IS GROWING

EX-CRON PRINCE READY TO ERT   Is Willing to Stand Trial in Piece of Some German OPeare Callen

CROWN PRINCE OFFERS HIMSELF FOR WAR GUILTY      Tells Wilson and? Allies He Will Take Place of  Y oe Ce CRC eee

Former Crown Prince Cables — Wilson He Will Stand Trial Instead of Some Officers

SUF 10 ALLIES   FORMER CROWN PRINCE WANTS TO TAKE PLACE OF GERMANS DEMANDED   WILSON RECEIVES _ ~ PRINCE’S TELEGRAN   Sinilar Messages Have Been Sent to Allied Kings and Presidehts of Republics.

TO GIVE HIMSELF UP TO ALLIES   Ex-Crown Prince Would Take Place of Germans  Demanded For Extradition   Sends Message lo Pres. Wil son and Heads of All Allied Nations

lee Sst eelpsseestensassnsaseesepesteeneseenee  EX-CROWN PRINCE SAYS IN “EFFECT, “HERE AM I-TAKE ME

CROWN: PRINCE HOLDS HIMSELT 100 HIGHL'   Offers to Give Himself up foi Trial In Place of 900 Other Germans Demanded.

PRINGLE UFFERO HIM SEL   Former Heir to German Throne Offers Himself For Trial In Lieu of Companions in Crime In Cable to President Wilson

Crown Prince W Ou Id be Goat Modest, That’ S Him All Over Offers Self In Stead Of 900

Former Crown Prince  Asks To Be the Goat   Cables President: Wilson Offering to Surrender for Prial in Place of About 900 Other Germans Wanted,

EXKAISER’S SON OFFERS LIFE TO SAVE COMRADES   Willing to Be Martyr in Place of His “900 Loyal  Germans’”’   SAYS THEY’RE INNOCENT   BERLIN COMES BACK AT ENTENTE WITH LIST OF ALLIED “WAR CRIMINALS” AS COUNTER

CROWN PRINCE OFFERS HIMSELF ~ TO FREE OTHERS   Amsterdam Publishes Tele. gram Supposedly Sent By Him.   ADDRESSED 10 PRESIDENTS AND KINGS OF ALLIES   Asks They Take Him As ¢ Victim Instead of Other Germans.

FORMER GROWN PRINGE GEEKO MARTYR'S ROLE   n Letter to President Wil. son, Wilhelm Offers to Surrender for Trial   WOULD TAKE PLACE OF ACCUSED WAR GUILTY   SAYS NO GOVERNMENT COULL BE FOUND IN GERMANY WHICH WOULD CARRY OU’ DEMANDS OF ALLIES,

FORMERCROWN PRINCE OFFERS TOPAY PENALT)   Cables President Wilson Offering to Surrender Self in Place of Germans Demanded.   NOTIFIES OTHER POWERS   German Government's Stand Against Extradition Upheld By Senate Committee.

Frederick.” ‘William of Germany Offers to Give Self Up to Allies in Place of Hundreds of * Countrymen Demanded —   WOULD POSE AS VICTIM: .. IF ENTENTE APPROVES

FORMER CROWN PRINCE WOULD  GO ON TRIAI   IN CABLEGRAM TO WILSON OFFERS TO TAKE PLACE OF 180 GERMANS DEMANDED.      The Cable Was Dispatched Fron Quiringhen ,Holland Where Frederick Wilhelm Is Exiled—No Statement Given.

GERMAN PRINCE WILL SUBMIT TO ENTENTE   Cablees President He Is Ready to Give Himself Over to Alles for Trial,   ASSEMBLY BEHIND GOV'T.

THE CROWN PRINCE WOULD BE MARTYR   OFFERS HIMSELF FOR TRIAL IN LIEU OF OTHERS,   MESSAGE TO THE PRESIUENT   * Message Sent From Holland Direct ’ ta the. White House—Says He Is Moved to Ald His Sorely Tried Country.

OFFERS ‘SURRENDER   HN-CROWN PRINCE SENDS CABLE TO THAT EEPECT. ,           WIZE Also “Sent ta Othe “2 Countries,     { H } :

HGHTS FOR WIFE “KILLS MURDERER   in Battle in Dark Husband Fires Four Bullets in Body of Murderer of His Wife; Shooting Begins When Husband and Victim Come Home.

PROTEST AGAINST SHOWING ° PICTURE OF EXECUTION  CS UN Ee Gece eed hs Ma Sas OS Bee eye

The rabbit season opens next Monday, Nov. Ist.   A Reliable Remedy for Colds and Croup.

Lever Food Control . Act . Inchided i _ Resglution—Identicat Bill Once '- Vetoed by’ Wison.

REPEAL OF WAR LAWS INCLUDE LEVER FOOD ACT   tS IDENTICAL WITH MEASURE VETOED BY WILSON IN LAST SESSION

AIRPLANE MAIL "SERVICE PLANNED   EXTENSION OF AERIAL MAIL SERVICE IS DEFINITELY DECIDED UPON.

GREAT BATTLE ‘FOR WARSAW ON ENTIRE FRONT ~ {SIN PROGRESS   Bolshevik Armies Have Orde! _-to. Capture Warsaw at Anj “[Price—Eyen Signing an Ar -“mnistice Not to Stoo Attack

POLISH TROOPS PRESENT ‘STRONG RESISTANCE AS RUSSIANS NEAR CITY GATES

TAKE WARSAW AT ANY COST IS ORDERS TO   EVEN THE SIGNING OF THE ARMISTICE WILL NOT SAVE POLISH CAPITAL NOW,  IT t SFATED.   The Great Battle for the Capture of the City Has Been Started Along the Entire Front, Officially States the War Office

MAND 10 HAND FIGHTING REPORTED AT GATES OF WARSAW AS RUSS ATTACK   Soviets Launch Drive From Three Sides Which Poles Stave Off With Stiff Repulse Early — Today According to Dispatches. v

100,000 BOLSHEVIK TROOPS ATCK AR SAW ON THREE SIDES   BOTH, POL ‘AND RUSSIANS LAUNCH ATTACKS WITH HAND TO HAND. FIGHTING,   WOUNDED SWARMING _ : -° BACK FROM FRONT   Batshevik Atmies Are Ordered’ To - Capture Warsaw At Any -Cost’ —City Alnost Deserted,

Hand to Hand Fighting Reported and Poles Claim Som Advantage in Early Fighting—Sigaing Armistice May Not Halt Assault to Take City. -

HAND TO RAND FIGHTING 1S IN PROGRESS   Bath Poles and) Russiesns Pannch , Abigehe Today for: Possession ‘af City”   REDS WANT WARSAW ST ANY COST   Orders Say to Take Jt, Even if she {+ Armistice Is Siened - =

Reds Have Surrounded the City and Have Approached Within Five Miles--Soviet Forces Ordered to Capture Polish Capital at Any Cost.

NOW BESEIGED "ON ALL SIDES   POLES CLAIM TO HAVE STARTED OFENSIVE AND GREAT RAT. TUR RAGES ON -ALL. FRONTS

STRUGGLE FOR “WARSAW RAGES “ON LONG LINE   Polish Statement Olaims That one Detachnient of Enemy Completely Massacred   Cavalry Forces Clash   Moscow Says “That Reds Have Pushed Their Columns ‘to Within Five Miles

Uraquay Newspaper Owner Forced to Fight Former President   SHOT THROUGH BREAST   Second Fight Over Politica Charges Against Methods . Of Ex-Chief

EPITOR KILLED IN DUEL.   Journalist and Former President of truguay Pight.

EDITOR KILLED IN DUEL WITH MAN HE INSULTED   Former President of Uruguay Fires Fatal Shot to Satisfy Hiz Injured Feelings

EDITOR KILLED IN A DUEL   South American Newspaper Man and Ex-President Fight With Old Time Formalities.

URUGUAY EDITOR KILLED IN DUEL   FORMER PRESIDENT OF LATIN REPUBLIC WAS ADVERSARY WHO SLEW HIM.

Monatevideo Editor Killed in a Dael With the Former President of Uruguay.

PRESIDENT DUEL VICTIM   Washington Beltran, Twice President of Uruguay -and Noted Editor  Slain hy Rival.   ANOTHER EX-PRESIDENT WAS HIS ADVERSARY   Montevideo Papers Announct  Impending Duel; Article  in Paper Cause.

EDITOR DIES ON FIELD OF HONOR IN PISTOL DUEL   Former President of Uraguay Kills Newspaper Man.

LATIN LEADER IS KILLED IN PISTOL DUEL   Former President of Uruguay Kills Publisher  of Newspaper.

URUGUAYAN EDITOR IS SLAIN   Former President Kills Journalist in Duel at Montevideo.

GERARD A STALKING HORSE FOR WILSON   MEETS JAMES MONROE IN DR BATE AT SIOUX FALLS.   Former Ambnasaador Declares He Ile Under Cover for Nebody—Demeocenutic Party Not in Necd of Bait or Bribe.

GERARD - MONROE JOINT DEBATE, FIRST QF YEAE   Former Ambassador to Germany and Independent Candidate for President Veet on Same Rostrum.

GERARD 13 NOT & STALKING HORDE   Former Ambassador to Ger many Says President Does Not Need One. -

GERARD DEEN POLICIES Ot WILSON   Former Ambassador Asserts That He Is Not “Stalking . Horse” For President In Campaign   Expresses Regret That Federa Control of Raitroads Has Been Ended

HOUSING PROBLEM OF UNITED STATE   Big Meeting for Purpose ‘Call ed in Chicago September 27,      TO STOP PROFITEERING IN BUILMING MATERIAL   Federation of Labor Building Trades, Contractors, Mortgage Bankers, and Arch. jitects Will Take Part.

BETTER HOUSING CNT FR      CONFERENCE OF MEN FROY ALI WALKS OF LIFE WILL BE ‘LD IN CHICAGO THIS MONTH.   HOUSING SHORTAGE IS CRITICAL   Belegrtes to This Conference Will Unite on a Program to Eliminate Protitcering.

is Ewronte to Los Angeles, Accompanied By Her Mother—TPvades Intervie werers,

MARY PICKFORD ~ LEAVES NEVADA   Is Back in California with Recree of Divorce from Ver Husband, Owen Muare

INDIANA TO VOTE ON HOOVER   Name te Go on Republican Presiden. tial Preference Ballet, Says De. AWarry E. Bernard,

NUWER PRICES URE TOCOME CAY GROCERS   Meat Drops Off Five Per Cent; Chicago Packers Say Decline Is Steady   MAIL ORDER HOUSES SET LOWER PRICES FOR FALL   BANKS EXPECTED TO CALI IN LOANS TO SPECULATORS BOON, RESULTING YN DROP IN MARKET.

DECLINE WN FOOD PRIGES EXPECTED   Wholesale Grocers in Chicago Predict Decrease in Cost of Living in Near Future. °   CHANGE WILL COME SLOWLY

FOOD PRICES DROP SLOWLY   ih 0 BRAMAN? MAS NEE WITH SUPPLIES AND TO TRANSPORTATION DIFELTCULTIES

New President Says Ex-Chiet _ Ordered Him Arrested; Was Forced Into Revolt

JAP SITUATION GROWS SERIOUS   Controversy Raised by Proposed Cali- . fornia Legislation Is Exciting Island Kingdom Greatly.

@rominent Men There are, Very - Wiuch Against the. Plan.   WOULD SEAL JAPAN'S. FATE   “This ts Betiet, in ihe. Event She _Should Fail: to Conquér United: States:

PUBLIC OF NIPPON DEMANDS END 10 LUKEWARM POLICY   Peers Advise Caution: Fear Rash Action Is Suicidal.

Solation of California Problems by Board Named by Wilson, Including the High  - Diplomats of Both Nations   Leaders of Nippon Counsel Patience and Retire From Promise That War Would Advance Them Financially

ASK APOINTMENT OF COMMISSION   To Finda Solution of the California-Japanese Question 

PROPOSE HIGH COMMISSION IN JAPAN PROBLEM   Joint Body to Find Solutio: to Southern California  Trouble is New Plan

COMMISSION (3 SUGGESTED ON AAPANESE (CCHF      Joint Body Fe Favored to Seek Sclution-if = - Problem:  ‘Urge Patience in Dealing  With American’? Situation £

SITUATION GRAVE, TOKIO VIEW   Conservatives See Cause for Alarm in Anti-Alien Laws   POSSIBLE WAR DISCUSSED   Commission Proposal Brings Out Thenie for Talk

ASK COMMISSION ON JAP PROBLEM IN CALIFORNIA   Suggest Appointment _ by President to Find Solution  JAPS PESSIMISTIC   e Tokio Newspaper Believes Public Has Tendency to Criticise Cabinet for “Lukewarm Policy.”

JAPS EXCITED OVER PROPGSED LAND LAW   Will Name Commission to Try to Sidetrack California’s Anti Jap Law.

WISE MEN OF  NIPPON POINT OUT DANGERS   War Means Loss of Japan Foreign: Trade and Almost Certain Defeat   UNITED STATES WOULD GAIN BY SUCH MOVE   Wide Publicity Given to, Military Articles on Possible. poo fe Strife

APS VIEW WAR WITH US, be curing   Feel Most Dire Consequences to Japan In Event of Hostilities.   SUGGEST SETTLEMENT BY JOINT COMMISSION   Newspapers Regard Anti-Japanese Movement. -In-Am---erica As Very Serious.

FAVOR A JOINT COMMIooI0N 12 OULVE PROBLEN   Jap Statesmen Have Had Mat ter Under Consideration for Some Time.   Pian Calls for Japan Demanding Treaty Rights Before U. S$. High Court.

‘WILSON 10 PICK COMMISSION CN  AAP RELATIONS   PROMINENT JAPANESE SUPPORT * ING MOVEMENT FOR AMIC4ABLE SETTLEMENT.

JAPS AROUSED BY AGITATION IN CALIFORNIA   Suggestions That Joint High Commission Be Appointed to Find Solution Are Made   SAY WAR WOULD BE FATAL   Japanese Could Not Hope te Gain from a Conflict, and Steady Policy is Urged

APS SAY WAR WITH AMERICA WOULD NOT BE ADVISABLE NOW   Leading Japanese Wants Joint Commission to Settle Trouble.

JAPANESE OPENLY DISCUSS QUESTION OF WAR WITH U.S   Public Sentiment Aroused by Newspapers: Condition Is Considered Serious.   COMMISSION TO SETTLE JAP PROBLEM FAVOREL   Agitation Against Americans Fanned by Labor Unrest and Red Propaganda.

COMMISSION MAY SOLVE THE TALI. PROBLEM  fi   Vague Plans Discussed In Respon Sible Circles In Tokio, danan

TALK OF A JOINT HIGH COM MISSION ON IMMIGRATION,   IS IT PEACE OR WAR?   CALIFORNIA “STATUTES ARE DEEPLY. RESENTED IN JAPAN,   ‘But Their Elder Ntatexmen (‘oun ne) Caution in Dealing with Amerien. —

HIGH COMMISSION 15 URGED BY JAPS   SETTLEMENT OF CALIFORNIA   DIFFICULTIES PRESENTS WAR ANGLE TO TOKIO PAPERS.

JAPAN FEARS ANY CANTEST WITH THE ~ WNTED STATES THE PRESENT TIN   Discussion of Relations With America are Varied But all Indicate That War Should Be Averted if Possible.—Cal - tfornia Question the Matter.

] es FARMS .AR® SCARCE.      = e { ie Bureau of [Consus } shows Indians Farms”: Are - Decreasing.  [¢

FARMS ARE SCARCE.   Bureau of Census Shows Indiana Farms Are DPecreasing.

MANY ANNUAL - GRIDIRON CLASSE IRE BEINE PLAYED   Southern Colleges Invade the East Confident of Making a Good Showing .in Today’s Games.—37,000 to Witness  Game at Heevard:

BIG EASTERN COLLEGES FACE SOUTHERN TEAMS   —— Tech Plays Pittsburgh  vard  enter College Meets Har-

BETTER MATCHED GAMES ON TODAY   Football Games ia the East Have More Serious Aspect.

DAVIS LEADS IN OHIO : RACE FOR U. S. SENATOR   KURMER GOVERNOR WILLIS 30,000 AHEAD IN GUBER-NATORIAL RACE   Partial Returns Indicate Close Senatorial Race in Democratic Party

DAVIS LEADS IN OHIO PRIMARY FOR GOVERNOR   Republicans Hold Election— Former Mayor Likely Candidate For State.

GHIO PRIMARIES WARM ALL OVER STATE WITH MANY SEEKING TO BE NAMED BY REPUBLICANS

DAVIS LEADS IN OHIO PRIMARY   More Than 6000 Ahead of Nearest. Competitor

DAVISLEADS SOLE FOR NOMINATION   Fdrmer Mayor ef Cleveland, Ohio, Is Nearly 20,000 Votes Ahead On Incomplete Returns.

OHIO PRIMARY RESULTS SHOW DAVIS LEADING   Former Cleveland Mayor -Seems Sure of Gubernatorial Nomi: nation—O’Neill, Akron, ; May Win For Senator. i

DAVIS LEADS BY 14,000 IN OHIO PRIMARY   Ex-Mayor of Cleveland Proba:bly Gets G. 0. P. Nomination for Governor.

Davis, Former Cleveland Mayor, 20,000 Ahead of * Cole for Governor.   DEMOCRATS ARE CLOSE   Narrow Margin Separate: Contestants for State ’ Offices.

DAVIS 1S LEADING IN BUCKEYE PRIMARY   Heads Republican List for Governor—Substantial Lead Over Opponents.

DAVIS‘HAS LEAD IN THE OHIO PRIMARY   REPUBLICAN PROGRESSIVE FAVORED FOR GOVERNOR.   Willis Well Out in Front for Seaatorial Nomination—Democratic Contest for the Same Office Close.

HD REPBLICN PINAY CONTEST   Former Governor Willis Ha: Slight Lead In Senatorial  ce,

Former Cleveland Mayor In Lead for Republican  Governor of Ohio Stat

WILLIS LEADS IN OHIO PRIMARIES   Former Cleveland - Mayor Has Lead for Republican Nomi- © nation for Governor.

BAPTISTS SEVER RELATIONS      Ne Leager Cenunected With the Ine  terchearch WMawvement_

ON TRAIL OF SECOND TRUNK   Jirmingham Woman Tells Police of One.   NO NAME ON ADDRESS TAG   Woman of House Feared It Might Contain Dead Body and Refused It.

Planned at Peace Conference.   FIND ANOTHER TRUNK INCASE   EXPRESS OFFICIALS DENY RE CEIPT OF SHIPMENT TO BIRMINGHAM

Another Trunk In the Murder Case   Traonik Shipped From Detroit to Birtmingham to a Waman, But Woman refused to Reecive It.

BOX SHIPPED TO WOMAN IN BIRMINGHAM   But She Refused to Accept It, Fearing It “Contained Dead Body.”   LE ROY MAY BE HELD BY MEXICAN POLICE

“DETROIT MURDER CAS!      RECEIVED AT BIRMINGHAM ADDRESS BUT RETURNED ,  UNCLAIMED BY TENANT.

AnothefTrunk In . . the Murder Case   Téunk Shipped Krom Detvoit “to Bir. ‘mingham to a Woman, But Woman  Refused to Reccive It.

ROOSEVELT IN KENTUCKY.   Vice Presidential Candidate Attacks Record of Hardinc«.

MIKE O'LEARY [8 RETURN TO CANADA   One of First Winners of Victori: Cross During War Enroute Home.

WANTED GOOD RAZOR TO SLASH HIS THROAT WITH   Turned Down $2.25 One and Bought $4.50 Slasher.

BERYL AN'S NAME ON BALLOT,   Michigan to Launch Him as a Vresidential Candidate.

MICHIGAN 12, GIVE -_ INERT      Will Enter His Name In Presidential Preference Primary For Democratic Nomination.

W. J. BRYAN IS GROOMED FOR ANOTHER RACE   Friends May Put the Nebraskan Into the Running for the Democratic Nomination for President-

BRYAN WILL TRY AGAIN   Candidate for Endorsement in Michigan Primaries In April.

BRYAN WILL —BEENTERED WN TS20 RAGE   Friends Will File Petitions in Michigan Pri mares.

NOMINATION OF BRYAN   {§ SOUGHT IN DETROIT   FRIENDS OF FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE TO CRCOULATE PETITIONS FOR HIM

BRYAN TO ENTER PRIMARIES IN MICHIGAN APR. 5   His Friends Announce He Will be Candidate for Presidency

BRYAN TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT   NAME WILL BE ENTERED IN  MICHIGAN PRI_ MARIES.

Bring your oattery troubles. t Neod Battery Co., N. 1ith 8t.   Bryan Entered in Presidential Primar:

Bryan to Enter as Candidate in Mich. Primaries   Petitions to Put Comoner’: - Name on. Ballots Will Be © in Circulation Soon. 

HURRICANE SWEEPING ACROSS MEXICAN GULF   Weather Bureau, Coast Guard and Shipping Board Co-operating to Prevent Damage by Storm

FAW BLO HEADED NORTE   Gulf Shipping Warned te ) Prepare for Hurricane

MAG TO FORECAST, HUR WE WILL HEP BE PWREN  ROWNSVILLE AND GALChea Toy.   AT WIND RAGING   orm, Now Moving NorthwestOyer the Gull, Is Reported Be Attended by Dangerous finds—Heavy Sea Swells  at Cralweston,

Tropical Hurricane Sweeping Northward To Gulf of Mexicc   Hurried Preparations Are Made Along Louisiana and Texas Coasts to Save Life and Property; Barometer Drops Most at Mobile of Any Point on Coast; Blow Expected to Strike Near Galveston.

FEAR TROPICAL STORM MAY SWEEP SQUTE   WEATHER BUREAU WARNS OF TIGURRICANE MOVING TOWARD TEXAS AND LOUISIANA Qe THE OTe

ee eT ena EEn HeneN an  NEARLY CAUSED DEATHS OF SEVERAL OF THE FAMILY

MINIMUM WAGE LAW IS UPHELT   Court. of. Criminal Ap. peals Affirmed Ruling of Lower Court

NUUSTRIAL LAW SUSTAINED BY  APPEALS COUR]   JUDGMENT OF LOWER COURT AF.  PIRMED IN APPEAL OF HARRIS COUNTY CASE,

TEXAS. ‘MINIMUM . WAGE-ACT UPHELL   Avastin Tribiinat Sastala *.- Lower Courf,,”.

RAP HOUSING CORPORATION   Realters Ran the Gauntlet of Adverse Criticiam at Their Wednes dax Nane Meeting.

Realtors Ran the Gauntlet of Adverse Criticism at Their Wedaesanv Wnan Weetingc.

ITALIAN TOWNS ARE DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE   Population of Pisa Flee From Homes Shouting and Weeping.

ITALIAN TOWNS RAZED   VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE HITS BIG AREA IN NORTH.  t   Dead and Injured Numerous, It Is Said—Tidal Wave Sweeps Saghalien.

DEAD AND INJURED BY EARTHQUAKE IN LTALY NUMERDIU   Towns of Fivizzano and Villa Collemandina Reported Completely Demolished.   FAMOUS LEANING TOWER OF PISA SEEN TO ROCK   Population, Terror Stricken, Flee From Homes, Women and Children Shouting and Weeping——Grave Reports of Damage in Tuscany.

TOWN IN ITALY fa LEVELED BY QUAKE   SEVERAL OTHER CITIES ALSO SUFFER WHEN EARTH TREMBLES.

SERIOUS DAMAGE CAUSED BY QUAKE   SHOCKS IN NORTHERN ITALY KILL AND INJURE MANY; ONE CITY DESTROYED

SPANISH BAKERS ARE JAILED   Entire Executive Force of Millers’ Corporation Ordered Imprisoned for Profiteering.

BAKERS IN SPAIN JAILED   Executive Force of Millers’ Corpora.  tian Ara Imnricaneéed.

YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY _ TO 13 ARSON CHARGES   Inquiry May, Be Ma Made into Mental Condition of Lad who Confesses Serles of Incendiary Acts

MINERS QUIT WORK   Union Charter May Be Revoked Says President Farrington,

STREET CAR TIE-UP CRIPPLES CHICAGG   THOUSANDS WALK WHEN ELEC. TRICAL WORKERS STRIKE AND IMPAIR SERVICE.

Promise Service Today; Electrical Workers Refuse Of-. fer of Wage Boost.

GHIGAGY PEOPLE FORGED TO WALK   Strike of Electrical Workers Cripples Surface Car Service.

CHICAGOANS WALK AS STRIKE HALTS CARS      Surface Lines Out of Comission Dur Walkout of Electrical Work aye

STRIKE TIES UP SURFAGE LINES AND PEOPLE OF Ch ARE FORGED TO G0 HIKINE

J. S. TO HAVE A MAN AT SPA   America Will Be Unofficially Repre. sented at Entente German Meeting.

U. S. AGENT AT SPA MEET   Washington Will Be Represented Un. officially.

That Bridge   It’s The Talk Of The Town---More Views  And I[ntormation

CADETS READY TO GRADUATE   Largest Clase ia History of West Point to Receive Diplomas.

270 DIPLOMAS FOR SOLDIER GRADUATES   General Pershing and Secretary Baker Address West Point Class

BANKER DIES IN TEN-STORY FALL   N.Y. MAN BELIEVED TO HAVE LOST HIS BALANCE WHILE TAKING PHOTOGRAPH

FALLS TO DEATH    New York Banker Plunges From Tenth Story Window.

FORMER BANK HEAD KHLED   Edvard G. Gambier, New York. Either Falls or Jumps Ten Stories «nm Wie Death.

BANKER JUMPS OR FALLS FROM TENTH STORY   Edward U. Gambier Instantly Killed Friday Night in New York.

‘FALLS. TEN FLOCRS TO DEATH   : : :  New York Banker Either Jumps or Victim of Accident.

 Ed,  Sn ane     T. Hackney Receives  plaints From Travelers  Com-

PROBE KANSAS HOTEL RATES   Traveling Men ‘Allege Hostelries Are Inclined to Profiteer.

TO PROBE HOTEL RATES   Ed. T. Hackney Receives Complaints From Travelers

OF ONE MAN DUE 10 EARTH QUAKE LAST NIGHT   Jumped From His Bed, Grabbed ; Revolver.   Ran Through Streeta in Night Clothe:   and Shot Himeelf Through ; The Heart.

FRIGHTENED MAN COMMITTED SUICIDE   ‘Death of A. M. Bewer Due In.  directly To Earthquake —  In Los Angeles.

15,000 FANS BUY FLOWERS FOR CHAPMAN   Cleveland Ball Team Will At tend Shortstop’s Funeral in a Body.

CLEVELAND FANS DONATE TO' FUND FOR DEAD PLAYER   Thousands. Contribute Mite Attesting Popularity of Ray Chapman

MANY TO ATTEND _CHAPMAN FUNERAI      FUNERAL OF CLEVELAND BALI PLAYER TO BE HELD TOMORROW MORNING

ATYEND CHAPMAN FUNERAL.   Many Persons Prominent in Baseball Are in Cleveland.

MANY 10 ATTEND CHAPMAN FUERA  Prominent Men in Bas ebal World to Pay Final Re- ~ SRE.  TO RAISE . MEMORIAL

MANY 10 ATTEND CHAPMAN FUERA   Ban Johnson to Get Speak:  er’s Statement.

JOHNSON’S FIRST SPEECH      Will Make Address in Behalf ot Covenant at Sacramento Canwention.

JOHNSON FOR SEN. HARDING   California Senator Will Make First Speech Tomorrow in Behalf of Repubsican Nominee.

INTEREST IN LECTURE HERE IS MANIFESTED   LATEST METHODS IN RETAIL MERCHANDISING TO BE EXPLAINED.

BUSINESS MENS’ _. LECTURE   Learn How to Strengthen - Your Retail Business

LECTURER TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK      G. W. Sulley, From: The National Cash Register, To Give Talks’   UNDER COMMUNITY CLUB   They Plan Some Interesting Sessions When Business Expert ;  Cimon   Balde Nice Positian

FORIVIER AVIERICAN CONSUL INMEXICI   Is Murdered at Colima, Mexico, by Member of a Gang . of Raxdits.

MEXICAN BANDITS KILL 2 AMERICAN   Augdst Morrill, U. S. Consul a _ Manzanillo and _ Postmaster Are Victims.   CROSS INTERNATIONAL LINE   Outlaws Early Today excl Raid o1 Arivica Post Office—U.iS. Cavalry Reported in Ravbait:

Augustus Morrill, Eighty Year Old Rancher, In Fa. tal Gun Play With Out laws—-Companion is Kid. napped—U. S. State De. partment Acte

Murdered by a: Mexican Bandit oF   Murdered by a! Mexican Bandit 01 ss Kebruary 26th   State Department Asks for the Arrest and Punishment of the Bandit   Morrill Lived at Ceolima and His Fami ly in California.

SEVEN MUR Ante MAL N GREATS MAIL RBRER   One Man Confesses to $3,: 500,000) Mail Car Mystery   ‘MASTER MIND” LET OTHERS “TURN TRICK’   ren Persons Now Involved in Gigantic Burglary al Council Blulfs

STOLEN MAIL GAR MILLIONS. FOUND IN-CHICKEN HOUSE   Two Men Are Whites, Others Negroes; Case Is Comnieten_

BiG MAIL ROBBERY MYSTERY CLEARED UI   Part of Money*Recovered; Confes:sion of One Party Leads to Arrest of Other Members.

3 1-2 MILLION DOLLARS STOLEN   Arrests Clear Mystery 0 Mail Robbery.   “LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY RECOVERED   Seven Men Are Held By Authorities.

MAIL ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT WITH CASE   MYSTERY OF $3,500,000 MATI ROBBERY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN CLEARED   Officers at Council Bluffs, Iowa, Have Arrested Number Of Persons In Connection With Affair.

BIG MAIL THEFT © SOLVED BY U. S.   Seven More Men Arrested a Council Biuffs—Loot Found in Chicken House,   ONE OF THIEVES CONFESSES   Two Negroes Held in Connection With Great Train Robbery—Federal Officers Say Case le Now Completed.

HAVE GLEARED  UP THREE ANG HAL MILLION ML ROBBERY   Seven More Arrests Result In Con: fession Which Leads To Recov: ere of Loot .

Confession Leads To Recovery of Part of $3,590,000 Stolen In Council Bluffs Railroad Yards.

New Arrests Clear up  Big Mail Car Robber:   I'wo White Men and Five Negroes Are Implicated _ in Theft of Currency and Bonds to Value of $3,500,000—Much of the Property  Ie Recovered.

MAIL ROBBERY IS NOW CLEARED   Seven More Arrests Are Made and Much Mon-ey Is Recovered

MAIL ROBBERS.   TEN MEN IN THE TOILS FOR LOOTING A WAIL CAR .   MONEY IS RECOVERED   TOTAL AMOUNT TAKEN [FROM THE CAR WAS 83,500,000.   It Was the Biggest Haul In the Wistory of Mail Robbing but — Thieves Did Not Get Away.

TEN ARRESTS IN3 MILLION DOLLAR ROBBER}   Mail Car on C. B. & Q. Road Broken Into Last Saturday at Council Bluffs, lowa.

FIND MAIL LOOT IN CHICKEN GOOF   Clear Nebraska’s Great Robbery With Finding Money.   SEVEN MORE MEN ARRESTED   With the Arrest of Several Negroes in Connection With the Holdup, Federal Officers Say the Case fs Now Closed.

TEN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH MAIL CAR ROBBERY   All But One of Stolen Mail Sacks Recovered; Hearing Ovens Saturday

BIG MAIL ROBBERY MYSTERY CLEAREL   Five Under Arrest, Money ' Recovered.

ONE CONFESSION GAINED BY POLICE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS “RACL”; RECOVER SOME MONEY

MYSTERIOUS TRAIN ROBBERY CLEARED   The Most Daring Robbery in the An. nals of Mail Service Was Cleared up Today.

YSTERY OF MAIL ROBBERY ISCLEARED U:   THREE AND ONE-HALF MIL "LION THEFT ENDS IN RE. COVERY OF MONEY

33,000,000 MAIL RORBERY CLEARED BY ARREST OF SEVEN GANGSTERS   Part of Big Loot Recovered by Iederal Officers When Two Whites and Five Negroes Are Caught.

BIG. MAIL THEFT _ SOLVED BY U.S.   Seven More Men Arrested ai Council Bluffe-—-Loot Found in Chicken’-House,   Two Negroes Held in. Connection With Great Train RobGety—Federal “ Officers Say Cade ts New Cormpletad, -

YOUTHS ENGINEERED COUNCIL BLUFFS - ROBBERY   $25,000 in Currency Is Found Out of $3,500,000 Taken And Rest Thought Burned

BIG AMOUNT IN BILLS IS FOUND AT CACHE   Auto, Believed Used to Cay ry Stolen Bags, Is Recovered,  f   GOLD,AND BONDS _ ‘ARE AMONG LOOT

Confession Clears Up Mystery Sur rounding Council Bluffs Holdup ThatNetted Robbers $3,500,000—N o Announcement as to Total Recovered.

Council Bluffs Police Claim That One Has Confessed °   Theft of $3,560,600 From Burlington Train Being Cleared Un

10 PERSONS TAKEN IN MAIL ROBBERY   LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY FOUND IN CHICKEN HOUSE.   Re-arrest Neero.

MORE ARRESTS CLEARING UP POSTAL THEFT   Seven in  Toils for §3.500,00( “Robbery in Omahe Railroad Yards   MONEY ' IS RECOVERED

BIG MAIL GAR ROBBERY GLEARED UP; ARES! FOLLOW CONFESSIONS   MONEY HAS BEEN RECOVERET AND FEDERAL OFFICIALS SAY  CASE IS COMPLETE.

MURDER ‘AVSTERY ~— (9 UNRAVELED   ‘TEN LE RSONS ARH NOW UNDER ARREST ror CRIMI      ‘BiG WAIL ROBBERY GLEAREO   Seven More Arrests, the Reedvery of Ze Large Amount of Money Clears  “up the $8,500,000 Maik Robbery of  eh Mempeerciee gg cox

MSIL BOBBERY CLESKED.   Myers of Thrwe 2nd « Half Millior Thetr Is Sulved.

THEFT SOLVED BY U. §. AGENTS   Seven More Men Arrested a Council Biuffs—Loot Found in Chicken House.   ONE OF THIEVES CONFESSES   Two Negroes Held in Connection Witt Great Train Robbery—Federai Officers Say Case Is Now Completed,

TEN ARRESTS MADE IN CONNECTION WITH GASE   Clearing Up of Mystery Result of 4 Confession Obtained front Youth.   AUTOMOBILE WHICH WAS ‘ USED BY ROBBERS FOUND   See eee  Alleged Leaders of Gang, ‘Tio Meh 45 Years Old, Are Among Those Held.   MONEY -IN CHICKEN HOUSE   Accused Persons Will Be Given  /Preliminary Hearing Tomorrow Morning.

$3,500,000 MAIL CAR ROBBERY   Mystery Surrounding Bol ° Hold-up Cleared up a  Council Bluffs, Ta.   Ten Arrested—Money Recovered From Chicken ‘Coop —Auto Also Found

ARAEST OLVE  AN MAIL THEFT   Recovery of $3,500,000 Car Robbery is Made by Police Officials.   FIVE NEGROES RELEASED

LOOT, VALVED: AT $3,300,000 POUND IN CHICKEN HOUSE AT COUNCIL BLUFFS,

QUICK WORK OF ae SERVICE ‘LAND ROBBERS   Large Part-of Three and Half Million Recovered - When One of the Pris -- oners Confesses’   NEGRO SUSPECTS RELEASED FROM JAIL   BANDITS LEAPED INTO AUTC  DRIVEN BY SIDE OF LOOTED _ MAIL ‘CAR IN RAILWAY  ! YARDS IN IOWA:

FELL 406,000 GULLECTED FOR BEN. WOOD   William Loeb, Jr., Gives Tes. timony at Inquiry in hicago

SURELY SOME OF IT CAME HERI   HISTORY OF THE FINANCING OF WOOD'S CAMPAIGN IS GIVEN THE SENATE

SUGAR 1ZTo tu. IFC. "NOT Red TAEN ADVICE   3o, Declares Hoover Before Investgating Committee and Specifies the President and Attorney General.

BLAMES WILSON AND PALMER FOR SUGAR SHORTAGE   Herbert Hoover Says the National Ad miaintration fs a For High Prices   SAYS CURAN Ckor SHOTLD ‘SAVE BREEN PURCHASED   “General Plan of Waste ‘and Extravaa8 gance Brought Unheard of Comlitians

HOOVER ER GIVES “I TOLD _ YOU SO”, EVIDENCE   Says Sugar Would Now be Séliling For 12 and 13 Cents Per ‘ap Pound H—

HOOVER BLAMES  ADMINISTRATION   CHARGES PRESIDENT SHOULI HAVE PURCHASED THE CUBAN SUGAR CROP

SUGAR SHOULD BE SELLING AT 128 POUND   ‘Bestimony af Foover Before the buch  Jnvestigating Committee,

HIGH SUGAR PRIGES ARE ATTRIBUTED 10 FAILURE. OF BUYING GUBAN GROPS   Should Be Selling at 11 and 12 Cents Says Former Food Administrator in Quiz Before 2 Congressional Committee. 

HOOVER LAYS HIGH SUGAR PRICE ON THE PRESIDEN]   SAYS IT WOULD BE SELLING FOr 12 TO Tle NOW TF PRESIDENT HAD TERDED ADVICH

ALBERT STRAUSS QUITS FEDERAL RESERVE BOARL   New Yorker Resigns As He Feels That He Needs a Rest—No Friction Among Members of Board,

Knights af Columbus. 2B Met Last Evening          Greenville Council No. 213-4 Met ind Elected Oifte for Wnsuing Year, Ik Le Maurvhy Grand Kiivht. - i

SOMETHING BIG AT MOSCOW   Seddce Sitoppage wf Wircleass Click iang “ets London Papers to  = eee «on hae @ i me ce

Crusade Against Criminals Started With Rumor That Reds Planned “Carnival of AsSassinations”  in May Day Demonstrations Tomorrow .

Didn’t Say Naval Vessels Were Floating Death Traps   WILL BE CALLED TO EXPLAIN   Declares He Said Naval Ships, Manned By Untrained Men, Would Be Death Traps.

Ue MARTENS LEE HIST      WOOD MUST CIVE NLL EXPLANATION         Naval Cotntilittée Calls on ~The Géttetal” for Explatiaton of Hie 'Criticiem.

WILL APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE   Chairman Butler Makes Announcement

HOROUGH PROBE OF SIMS' CHARGE:   avy Will Come Ou All Right, Declares Mr. Daniels

“Patriotic Duty” Inspired Defendants   In the Election Fraud Cases in Mich lgan, Attorney for the De Samana Cautamadlea

BAT FURL AOAUUTY UeCLAnca OENATOR   “Patriotic Motives” Given As Back of Election  Activities   COMPARISON OF WAR RECORDS FORBIDDEN   Prosecutor Declares “Huge Sums” Used to Elect Newberrv

BEAT FOR ADALUN DECLARE CEN ATOR   “Patriotic Motives” Given As Back of Election  Activities   COMPARISON OF WAR RECORDS FORBIDDEN   Prosecutor Declares “Huge Sums’’ Used to Elect ae ee

PATRIOTIC DUTY — FORCED NEWBERRY “IN SENATE RACE   NEWBERRY WAS CANDIDATE BECAUSE FORD WAS’NOT GOOD AMERICAN, HIS ATTOR- - NEY ASSERTED   DID NOf SPEND OWN MONEY   Not a Dollar of Campaign Expenses Was Paid by Successful Candidate, Jury is Told--Big OT. ganization is Deserthed

WAS SEPARATOR AGENT.   Kioomer Lived Up to His Vocation by Taking Two Gold Watches.

SEPARATOR AG        Roower Lived Up to His Vocation by : Taking Two’ Gold Watches,

DRY MEXICO IS AIM OF PROPOSED BILL BY HUERTA   Regenezaticn of Indians . and Balt Breeds - is f,ught

PROHIBITION FORALL MEXICO 15 PLANNED BY PRESIDENT QE LA HUERT      PLAN IS IN INTEREST OF INDIAN. AND HALF BREEDS, ‘OW HEAVY DRINKERS.

MEXICO MAY BE DRY S00)   President De La Huerta Would Regenerate Indian Half-Breed

PLANS TO MAKE MEXICO DRY   Provisional President de la Huerta to Propose Legislation to Congress.

SHORTAGE OF NURSES AIDS FLU EPIDEMI   Nearly 3,000 New Caecs of tnftuen:: Are Reported in New York . City.

INFLUENZA CAUSES WARTIME BANTO _. BEPUTINTO EFFECT IN'NEW YORK   (BY UNITED PRESS)

SIAMESE TWINS TWO PERSONS   Will Be So Enumerated in the Forth.  coming Cenane.

SIAMESE TWINS — LISTED AS TWO   DESPITE CLOSE RELATIONSHIE _ CENSUS TAKER TREATS THEM SAME AS OTHER TWINS

OFFICIALLY CLOSE G. A. R. MEETING   Ejection of Officers and Visit fo Ft. Harrison Marks . End of Program   HOOSIER HEADS VETERANS      Site for 1921 Meeting No’ Chosen as No Invitations Are Received

GAB. TO RETAIN IDENTITY, WILL NOT MERGE WITH THE AMERICAN LEGION

b.A.. DECLINES TO ATFILIATE WITH LEGION   AESOLUTION LAID ON TABLE   Fifty-fourth Annual Encampment at Cleveland Concludes With the Instal lation of New Officers.

NATIONAL G. A. R. OFFICERS-ADJOURNS   :  William A. Ketchum of Indianapolis Heads the   Be gh othe Cee Rh Clea cnn LR cara  WILL RE IDENTITY TO END

PELL BARROWS IS HONORED   Nebraska lIdeutenant toverser i Made Commander-in-Chief Of Sema OF Weteramea.

GAR REFUSES “TOLOSE WENT NN EERO   Union With _tgtion_und and:  d In-

G. A. R. REJECTS VETERAN MERGEF   Favors Keeping Identit} Till Last Man Is Gone

B.A. B. MAINTAINS ITS INDEPENDENCE   ‘Will Retain Identity Until Last Veteran of Civil War, Has Gone.

HINES’ REPLY IS EXPECTED SOON   Rail Director Meets Representatives of Brotherheods

Fresh Volcanic Outbursts in Mexico Adds Horror   LOSS OF LIFE VERY HEAVY   One Town is Buried By Collap einn Hill

THE MEXICANOUAKE           Superstitious Indians Look Upon moval of Their Saint As a Parti Manifestation of Divine Wrath:

Latest Message From Stricken Districts Show Loss of Life and Property Greater Than First Reported.

Fresh Volcanic Outbreaks In Mexicc   Later Advices Tend Only to Confirm the Fearful Loss of Life and

VOLCANIC OUTBURSTS   *  YOLEANO WEST OF  JALAP “REPORTED TO BE SHOWING SIGNS OF ACTIVITY         MANY NWAMWLETS HAVE BERN DEMOLISHED, ONLY A FEW : LEFF ALIVE

OUTFERING DEAT Ih OIRICKEA OCIA   Thousands Killed or Mad _ Homeless By Quakes or  Lava Streams   VILLAGE CRUSHED AS BIG HILL COLLAPSE!   Superstitious Indians In Terror‘as Shrine Is Swal _ lowed Up

VOLCANOES ARE ADDING TERROF   Fresh Outbursts... of . Molter ‘Lava Reported From Jalapa ’.. District. of Mexico.   MAY RUIN OIL FIELDS

VOLCANOES AGAIN THREATEN: MEXICO      (By Ralph: H:- Turner; United - Pres. taf? Correenandent.)

Entire Towns Wiped Out By Flowing Lava   Fresh Volcanic Outbursts Threaten Yerror-Stricken Mexicans in Devastated Districts— Thousands Are  Usmelpwc_ ge

VOLCANOES ARE BECOMING’ ACTIVI   FRESH OUTBREAKS SOUTHWEST OF JALAPA ARE REPORTED —MANY HOMELESS. .   (By United Press)

Desolation in Jalapa ) Increased By Renewed Outbursts of Volcano

REUSED = HEARING   RAILROAD STRIBERS WILL PRE SENT WRITTEN COMPLAINTS.   Labor Board Starts on Wage Dispute Involving Tuo Million Men,

EW LABOR BOARD REFUSES HEARING TO AAIL STRIKERS   Leaders Plan to Press Demands Again Today   SITUATION IS IMPROVING

STRIKERS PLAN TO PRESENT DEMAND   Labor Board Refuses ta Recelve Complaints.   TAKES: STAND ON ISSUE   Organization Will Froceed With “Dispute Involving Gases, o! Nearly 2,000,000 Men— Timothy Shea Says Tha Speedy Setiloment of Ques tion Will be Ureed.

LABOR BOARD ELIMINATES COMPLAINTS   WORKERS ARE NOT SATISFIED   Brotherhood Leaders — Believe Speedy Settlement - Will Be Reached If-Men Immediately Return To Their Work.      GRIECT TO TERM “STRIKERS”

ANIL BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR STRIKERS TO DEAL ONLY WITH RECOGNIZED UNIONS

DEMAND FOR LIVING WAGE" WILL BE PRESENTED TODAY BY LEADFRS OF WALK-OUT

WILL AGAIN LAY DEMANDS BEFORE BODY   Representatives of Railroad Men Now “On Vacation” Meet With Flat Rebuff From Mediation Board Which Is Hearing Wage Dispute.

STRIKERS NOT HEARD BY RAIL LABOR BOARD   INSURGENTS GET FLAT REFUSAL TO REQUEST FOR HEARING OF COMPLAINTS.   WAGE DISPUTE UP TODAY   Rebels Say They Will Present Written Grievances;"That They Only Took “Vacation.”

WAGE BOARD REFUSES TO HEAR PLEAS OF STRIKERS   Sitting at Chicago, Members Will Hear Only Railroad Men Who Are at Work.   SOME DELEGATIONS HEARD

NOT ON STRIKE - BUT VACATION, SAY RAIL MEN   Labor Board Opens Wage Hearing in Washington Todav.

OUTLAW LEADER GRUNAU. JAILED AT JOLIET AFTER FAILING TOKEEP PROMISE

LABOR BOARD TURNS DOWN SWITCHMEN   nee er  REFUSES TO HAVE ANY DEALinuo WifH KEPRESENTATIVES OF REBELS   FLOCK BACK 10 JOBS   Men in Eastern Districts Refuse to Listen to Annpeals of Radical  Leaders,

REFUSED. -HEARING   RATLALOATY STRIERS WILL PRE NT OWRUELTEN COMP            Labor Thnard Starts on Wage Bisput “ Involving Two Million Men,

WILL NOT DEAL WITH MEN WHO ARE ON STRIKE   RAIL ROAD LABOR BOARD WILL PA NO ATTENTION TO THE WORKERS ON VACATION,   Brotherhood and Unicens Insist That The Men Who Walked Out Have No Hearing Due.

Of the Unauthorized Strike, the Effects of Whieh _Are Not Overcome  ‘ig ae    . CHANCES OF PROMPT  RESTORATION BRIGHT.

OUTLAW UNIONS ARE RULED OUT BY WAGE BODY   Detroit and Chicago Repor Progress in Breaking Walkout.

SIXTY DAYS OF HUNGER.   MacSwiney Says He Will Continue On His Strike,

SIXTIETH DAY IN HUNGER STRIKES   Lord Mayor MacSwiney Bright and Cheerful with Mind as Alert as ever: Still Fully Determined

ALL DAY SESSION   Rural Carriers To Gather at  Rushville Sunday.

RURAL CARRIERS MEET HERE SUNDAY   Sixth District Rural Route Carriers Will Hold Annual Meeting in Court House Here   iS AN IMPORTANT AFFAIR   Hundreds Willi be Here and impor tant Business Matters Will Come Before Their Meeting

i PERISHED IN SUNDAYS STORM NT PEGGS, OKLA   Relief Workers Place Number of Injured at 150; Money For Relief of the Ciifferers Is Flowing In.

ELEPHANT RIDE’ LURES...   Attempt of Boy to Stent [ Pachy-. derm Interests Juvenile Court...

STEALS ‘ELEPHANT   Caught While-'Téying to Mount: -Animal’s Back.

BOY HAD AMBITION   Was Caught Trying to Steal Ele. phant from Circus

'Twas An Elephant He Wanted, So Lad Tried to Helo Himeelf to One

N. Y. TRAM SERVICE IS NEARLY NORMAI   Officials Report 80 Per Cent of Usual! Service: Governor Goes to Gotham for Conference

Mets Representatives of Brookly Rapid Transit Company In Effort - To Close Strike

LOUISIANA FEELS BRUNT OF STORM, TRAFFIC IS HELD UP   RICE AND SUGAR CROPS ARE ENDANGERED, IN PATH OF WINDS.  ee Pee ae eT   Morgan Cily Region Struch Hardest; ‘One Man rae? Poe 

“MISSES, CITIES   BUT HITS THE LOUIS. IANA .COAST AT ONE ‘POINT,    Warnings on Gulf Coast Or_ dered Down—Great Damage to the L..& N. Railyoad—Bridges Damaged.

STORM STRIKES LOUISIANA COAST AND GOES INLAND TOWARD NORTH   All Texas Ports Prepared for the Worst Last Night, But Peos ple Experience Relief When Hurricane Fails to Materialize; Meagre Reports from Storm Area. +

STORM LEAVES GULF ~ WITH LITTLE DAMAGE   Veered Inward to Louisiana, Breaking Plate Glass in New Orlearis But Missing Texas  “Coast..— Mobile Has - High Wind. a

STORM DAMAGE IN SOUTH NOT BAD AS FEARED   Tropical Disturbance Hit Louisiana Coast  and Passed Inland.

LOUISIANA 1S CUT OFF BY HURRICANE   Wires Down Along Gull Coast, Railroad Traffic Crippled

Tropical Hurricane Strikes Gulf Coast; Information Cut Off   Trains Delayed on Southern Pacific — Heavy Winds Reported -- Unidentified Man Killed by Falling Wire

Hurricane Strikes with Full Force on Louisiana Coast at = Point Close to Morgan City, ” “Borecaster Advises

SLIGHT DAMAGE _ CAUSED IN SOUTH  “BY HURRICANE   Wires Down Between New Orleans and Points Along -Gulf Coast To West.

DANGER OF BIG DAMAGE LESSENED   Hurricane Passes Inland and Will Diminish in Intensity, Weather Bureau Says—One Louisiana Town Reported Hit.

ULF HURRICANE SPENDS ITS FERGE   Center of Storm Passes Iniand After Hitting the Louisiana Coast.   Wind and Water Cause Heavy Property Damage and Delay Traffic.

GULF HURRICANE SWEEPS INLAND AT MORGAN CITY   Louisiana Sugar and Rice Crops Believed Badly Damaged.

ROPICAL STORM SWEEPS INLAND OVER LOUISIANA   News Of Damage Stop As Wires Fall In Path of Hurricane.

LOUISIANA HIT BY HURRICANE: PASSES INLAND   Anxiety is Expressed for Sugar and Rice Crops.  COAST WIRES DOWN   Weather Bureau Officials Experience Difficulty in Obtaining Informa. tions From Sections in Path.

HURRICANE HIT COAST   Struck Louisiana West of New Gricans With Full Ferce.   THE CITIES ARE PREPARED

Grave Anxiety Is Exp for Rice and Sugar Crops.   SERIES OF GALES HIT FISHING VILLAGES   Weather Bureau Today Re ports Sterm Has Spent Its Force.

HURRICANE HITS — ‘ENTIRE COAST. OF LOUISIANA   Wires Torn: “Down” anc Trains, Delayed “by c

HURRICANE STRIKES LOUISIANA COAST   Fear Tropical Storm Damaged Sugar Crop.

WARNINGS Ih TIME PREVENT CREAT LOSSEa   Full Force. of Tropical Hurricane Believed to Have Been Spent   TREES UPROOTED AND MANY WINDOWS BROKEN   Washington Weather Observer Reports Worst of Distrubance Has Passed

OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROA RECENTLY ILY SEIZED  By Sono a Militarist ists Will Be Re turned to American Owners

SHER ILELPS WHEAT         Winter Crop Necds Moisture. ir South Central Kansas.

LA-GRUWN PRINCE WOULD BE VICTIM FOR WAR GRIMES   Writes Wilson Asking That He Be Permitted to Answer to Allies.   No Definite Decision as to What President's Stand in Case Will Be.

  ACCUSED  IS FREE, IN JAM   PETE EVANS WAS SURRENDERED TO SHERIFF BY -: "OBIS "RBONDSMEN —. 3         State Holds Evans Presumably ‘te Inaure His: Presence at No- oF vember Trial      *Mouse" Wollenstein, Charged With Offense, Walks Street ** a Free Man —-

PETE EVANS WAS SURRENDERED TO SHERIFF BY « HIS BONDSMEN   WITNESSED A , HOLDUP   State Holds Evans Presumably to  Insure His Presence at Ne-   : vember Trial      “Mouse” Wollenstein,  Charged With Offense, Walks Street a Free Man

LABOR BOARD TO MAKE STUDY ~ RAIL SITUATION   (By United Press) Ask Additional. Apportionment $100,000 to Defray Investigation Expense

PLAN 19 STUDY ENTIRE RAIL SITUATION   Railroad Labor Board Asks for Additional $400,000.00.

Christmas Song Service   Delightful Song Service in Lieu of MVreaching at First Baptist Churct Sunday Evening.

TREASON MAY BE CHARGE T0 BE FACED BY  U.S. CITIZENS   Portland Federal Officials Plan New Course.   WASHINGTON WILL DECIDE   ‘Trotzky’s Best Friend’ Fights the Photographers.

PENALTY OF DEATH TOBE SOUGHT NOW   AMERICANS CAUGHT UP IN THE PORTLAND DRAGNET MAY CLIMB THE SCAFFOLD.   ABRrETS IN RACTANDAL IS

NATIUNG LEAGUE ADMITS AUSTRIA   Germany's Formér Ally Is Votec Into Membership.   RESOLUTION IS UNOPPOSED   Assembly Attacks the “White Slave’ Problem and for First Time Is Ad- P dressed by a Woman, Mile. Forthammer.

AUSTRIA VOTED INTO LEAGUE OF NATIONS 13 BY 35   “White ©'-ve" Resolutions Were Unanimously Adopted—Mdile. Forthammer ‘ irst Woman to Address the Body.

WOMAN AT ASSEMBLY   She Talked at ithe Branch of Activities of “League.”   PLEADED FOR OTHER WOMEN   Wanted the’ 20,000 Armeniac Women Released trom Captie ; vity of Tarkish.

LEAGUE MAY KEEP [To EYE ON OPIUM TRAFFIC AF WARI I   Adopts Committee Proposal of Collecting Information in - Regulation of Drug.   WOMAN MAKES PLEA,IN “WHITE SLAVE” DEBATES   International Conference for Investigation of Near East Conditions Approved.

Duties of Holland May Be Assumed by Assembly,   ‘Woman Addresses Meeting   for First Time; Dis cusses Slavery.

AMERICA’S AID AGAINST OPIUM ~ WILLBESOUGHT   League of Nations’ Assembl; Takes up Recommendations for the Project   POINT TO CHINA’S EFFORTS

/RAFFIC IN GIRLS ) ATTACKED AT LEAGUE SESSION   White Slavery Question Taken Up; Opium Problem Passed.

2 BIG QUESTIONS UP BEFORE LEAGUE   Considers World Legislation on White Slavery and Opium Traffic; Will Invite Nations to Help Suppress Evils.   CHINA APPLAUDS __. PLAN TO INVITE U.S. TO CO-OPERATE

FOWR ELECTIVE MEMBERS NAMED BY THE LEAGUE   Belgium, Brazil, Spain, China Chosen Members of Council     China Facily Reate Her Rivals

LEAGUE 10 RELIEVE DUTCH OF DUTIES IN OPIUM TRAFFIC   PROPOSAL. THAT ASSEM"BLY. ASSUME RESPONSIBILITIES CON Sea gateiie emer tia   Animated Debate Expected on ‘Floor of League of NatHieans Assembly.

VOTES AUSTRIA _ INTO LEAGUE   Assembly Elects Country to Mem: bership in Pact Without ‘Opposition.   “White Slave” Resolutions Ware Unan imously Adopted—Mdile. Farthammer First Woman to Address the Body.

MISTREATMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. TOPIG   Danish: Speaker Appeals: For Action in Behalf of Girls: “in Captivity °      OPIUM TRAFFIC ALSO: SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION   Chinaman Thanks U. S.. For Assistance in’ Suppressing Drug Traffic

NATIONS LEAGUE ADMITS AUSTRIA TO MEMBERSHIP   Germany’s Former Ally Is Voted Inte the Body Without Any Opposition.

VOTE ON VIENNA IS  UNANIMOUS   Assembly Decides at Meeting to Investigate Traftic inOpium—“ White Slave” Question Considered.

“OPIUM THADE BEF ARE I FACIE   FURTHER INVESTIGATION B} COUNTRIES RECOMMEND-: ED BY COMMITTEE

LEAGUE TO CONTROL TRAFFIC IN OPIUM   Proposals Are Discussed - ‘at Geneva.

Would Have League Take Over Duties Which Have Devolved on Holland

Would Have League Assume Du  ties Which Now Devolve  ! Upon Holiand,   ABSENOE. OF AMERICA AND GERMANY IS REFERRED TO   Chinese Delegate Reviews His Country’s Efforts to Stifle Drug Habit,      IS GRATEFUL TO THE U..5      Valuable Aid Given His Nation, He Says, in Its Fight ‘ Against Opium, ~

OPIUM HABIT GIVES LEAGUE SOME TROUBLE   Proposed that League take Over Duties Holland Has Attended to,

LEAGUE DISCUSSES WHITE SLAVERY AND OPIUM TRADE   League to Supplant Hollanc  as Regulator of the Drug Traffic.   CHINESE DELEGATE PAYS TRIBUTE TO U. S&S.   Deportation of Women an Children in Asia Minor Threshed Out.

WAR CLOUDS IN EAST   Newest States Ready to Fight Each Other. ’   Armenia Sends Azerbaidjan U'!timatun Ordering the Evacuation of Karahagh and Zangevor.

NEAR EAST UNSETTLED   WAR CLOUDS HOVER OVER TH" NEWEST STATES.   Uitimatum Sent to Azerbaidjan by Armenia Ordering Evacuation of Zangevor and Karahagh.

WAR CLOUDS ARE GATHERING IN EAS!   Newest States Ready to Fighi Each Other.   Armenia Sends Azerbaidjan U!timatum Ordering the Evacuation of Karahagh and Zangevor.

MGRAW TO EXPLAIN HIS PART IN SLAVIA CASE BEFORESWANN   Musical Comedy Actor Found Unconscious In Front Of Baseball Manager's Residence.   HAPPENED SUNDAY MORNING

MYSTERY CONTINUES Ao IMPENETRABLE AS EVE!   HOW JOHN ©. SLAVIN RECEIVED INJURIES STILL UNTOLD STORY. JOUN MGRAW SAID TO HAVE BEEN IN ALTERCATION.

DEMOCRATS FORW TREATY PLANS   ‘Outline Steps t to Co Combat Repub: licans in Senate Debate

WILSON OTILL OPPOSED I ANY CHANGE IN TREATY   Executive Maintains Stand  Against Reservations,  Hitchcock Informed

DEMOCRATS DISCUSS TREATY PROGRAN   HITCHCOCK’S FOLLOWING TO BE DIVIDED IN STRUGGLE,   Administration Leader Will Tell Democrats That Wilson's Position On Reservations Is Still Unchanged,

ADMIPAT KNAPP NEFENDS ACTS   Denies indiscriminate Killing of Men and Women.   ‘FINDS THE HAITIANS  HAVE LOW STANDARDS   Will Be Long Time Before They Are Capable of Self-Government—Situation Reviewed.

CHARGES . AGAINST MARINES IN HAYTI ABSOLUTELY UNFOUNDED SAYS. AL\MIRAL HARRY S: KNAPP   ADMITTING THA? ; MARINES MAY HAVE MADE MISTAKES, DECLARES TH & ISLAND WOULD SINK INTO ANARCHY IF AMER: cAN TROOPS WERE WITHDRAWN.

ria GLEAN 7 HAT! KILLA   Charges Are Absolutely Unfounded, Rear Admiral ~  -Knapp Tells Daniels.

REAR ADMIRAL KNAPP DEFENDS THE MARINE!   Denies The ‘Charges Of = Indis criminate Killing Of People In Hayti.

ADNIRAL KNAPP. DENIES REPORT   Of Indiscriminate Killing of Men, Women and Children in Haiti.   :HE WARMLY DEFENDS... AMERICAN MARINES.   Says the 3000 Haitians Killed Since 1915 Were Cacos  nr Ranstiia

COMMITIEE OF 48 10 PICK THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES BEGINS CONVENTION TODAY

THIRD PARTY TO SEEK LABOR IDURSEMENT   PLATFORM WILL BE THREE PARAGRAPHS LONG AND STRICTLY — - ‘TO THE POINT.   CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY   Chairman of Committee of 48 Explains Object, but Makes No Prediction as to Probable Nominees,

TOLD TO GIVE UP MORE SHIPS   Demand for Sarreader of Remainder  of German Mercantile Marine.

ANOTHER CHICAGO HOLDUP   Armed Auto Bandits Take $5,514 From Bank Messenger in Broad Daylight,

DAILY HOLDUP IN CHICAGO   Automobile Bandits Take $5,514 From a Bank Messenger.

JAIL-BREAKERS WHO ARE GHARGED WITH MURDER ARE CAUGHT   Found Sleeping in Sheep Camp and Manacled by Posse Before Awakening   MOB FORMS WHEN PAIR ARE LODGED IN PRISO}   Extra Precautions Taken to Resist Possible Rush

BREWERS WORat THAN DISTILLERS   Beer Makers More Corrupting Influence Than Whiskey Makers Says Bryan.

BRYAN WANTS U. S. CONTRO!   DECLARES AGAINST ANY DISCRIMINATION IN FAVOR OF ‘BEER OR WINE 4

DETAILS WORKED OUT  FOR GERMAN SHIP SALE   Value of Thirty Liners Plated at Be.  tween Thirty and Forty Mil Mee fellare

GIANT LINERS GO TO HIGHEST BIDDERS   30 German Vessels Form Largest Fleet Ever to Go Under the Hammer.

U. 0, WILL AUCTION THIRTY EX-GEAMAN PAOOENGER LINER   Chairman Payne of Shippinc Board to Sell Big Vessels on Thursday.

FOISLATURE ASKED BY ON a SMT   And Put the Question Whether the State Go Dry or Wet Up to the People. .

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE ASKED TO RESCIND VOTE RATIFYING CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION

GOVERNOR SMITH ASKS FOR VOTE OF PEOPLE ON EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT   And Legislature To Rescind Its Ratification ---Doubts It Was Legally Adopted By States---Legislature In Session.  H 1

Propaganda Urging Policy of Nonpartisanship in Politics Rejected by Labor Federation

OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS BY U.S. SAYS AFL   Seven International Unions Demand Repeal of Espionage Act.

WANT POLICE UNION   WILT, RECRUIT 6.000 AND THEN MAKE IT INTERNATIONAL.   Reject Proposal to Establish Edu. calional Bureau to Circulate Labor Propaganda.

POLICEMEN'S UNIONS GIVEN RECOGNITION BY LABOR FEDERATION   CONVENTION REJECTS PRKOPOSAIT SUPPORTING NONPARTISAS.SHIP POLICY IN POLITICS,

LABOR REJECTS MOVE TO oPREAL PALITIGAL AIMS   Propaganda in ‘Support , 0 Non-partisan Policy Is Called Too Expensive   REFUSE TO HELP FOOD WORKERS TO ORGANIZE   international Policemen’s Union Wilt Be Chartered When Membershin Is 6000

U. $. OWNERSHIP OF RAILS URGED ON A.F.L.   Resolution Mentions ‘Smister Influence’? Of Corporations On National Life.

PUTSCRIMPIN POLITICAL PLAN “ALLE AE   Convention Rejects Proposal to Create Department to Distribute Propaganda in Supvort of Pronosed Policy   REJECTS EXPENDITURE OF BIG CAMPAIGN FUND   Authorizes Charter to International Policemen’s Union as ‘Soon as Local Unions Membership Reaches 6,000

LABOR MEETING: REJECTS PLAN AS TO POLITICS   Prepaganda Urging Support of Non-Partisanship in Pol. itics is Not Desired.

SUPPORT A NONPARTISANSHIP IN POLITICS POLICY   A. F. of L. Authorizes Chartering of Policemen’s Union

OCTOBER JURY ORAWA   THIRTY-SIX NAMES ON PANES EN CEIS'SRECT COURT.   Shert{t Fon: Owens win Eufranse the Hurers ..to Appear - dar: _ Cour t Noy ember: .

I$ NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION   Biological Survey of Lake Mainkuc kee, Made Several Years Ago by Dr. Barton W. Everman is Published.

COURT ISSUES NO DECISIONS   Criminal Appeals Will Recess Today Until After the Holidays

HAMON SUCCEEDED ON COMMITTEE BY JAMES A. HARRIS   Chairman of Oklahoma State Organization Defeats Dead Oil Man’s Widow, 49 To 27 Votes.

Pik AT HOBBS.   Residence of James Lewellen W ped Out By Flames.

A.R.C. WORKER HELD PRISONER   CAPT. EMMET KILPATRICK NOT KILLED BY BOLSHEVIKL

EMMET. KILPATRICK ALIVE   American Red Cross Worker f'-# Killed by Bolsheviki—le Held Prisoner.

PATROLLED BY GUARDS.   Duluth is Again Prepared for Another Outbreak of Mob Rule—in-" *  an - ta Clr

UNCLE SAM HAS EYE ON MEXICO   Is Prepared _ to Ward ofr Peous in Event of At tack on Juares

i ARMIES ARE PREPARING NEW DRIVE ON WARSAW   WISPATCH SAYS FORCES ARE COYCENTRATING AT GROD. NO OGETTING READY.      Believed the Bolsheviks Will Enlist the Cooperation of the Lithanjan) Troops—No Confirmation of Report.

REDS PREPARING FOR NEW DRIVE   Concentrating Forces at Gradno for Another Attempt to Take Warsaw.

REDS PREPARE 10 START NEW DRIVE   Gather Forces at Grodno, According to Reports to Washington.   EXPECT LITHUANIAN HELP   Hemmed in Army Was Al. .lowed to Escape Through  Fact Pripeala.

POLISH COMMIESSION SAID TO BE ON WAL Tr RIGA,   SSians Meantime Plan New Drive on Warsaw,

Bolshevik Armies, Recovering From Recent Defeat Admin istered. by Poles, Are Re forming for Attack.   LITHUANIAN DRIVE WAS SCREEN TO AID SOVIE’   Red Troops Escaped Fron Polish Net When. 3 New Enemy Halted Pursuers Poles Claim Victory.

LENIN WOULD USE BALLOT   Communists at Moscow Vote for Participation in Parliaments.

SOMMUNISTS TO USE BALLOT   Third Internationale at Moscow Votes for Participation in Par. liaments.

MILITIA WHIP ASIA TRIBESMEN   Kill 120 of Attacking Party in Fight in Kuram, Afghanistan, Dispatch Says.

ASIA TRIBESMEN ARE WHIPPED   ne Hundred and Twenty of Attack.  ima Dartv Killed.

BOY OF 14 SHOOTS TEACHER   Cincinnati Lad Resenis Being Sent to Principal for Punishment—~ Pupils in Panic.

BOY OF 14 SHOOTS TEACHER   ee ee ee ae ee ‘ ote Cintinnati Lad "Resc ats Being Sent to Principai for funishment~ Pupils in Panic.

British Treasury _ Representative   Will Arrive in Washington to Discuss Extension of British Obligations ¢a U.S.-Into Long Tine Notes,

BRITAIN TO ASK LOAN EXTENSION   WH NEGOTIATE EXCHANGE Oj OBLIGATIONS FOR LONGER TERM NOTES

GREAT BRITAIN WANTS U. S. TO BE KIND   Wants Demand Notes Helc Converted Into Long Time Obligations,

Britis h Treasury : Representative:   Wut Arvive in WaShington to Discuss Extension of Bridlsh Obligations ta U.S. Into Longe Time Noies.

GERMANY MAY RESIST PACT.   Supreme Allied Council Considers Program. to Be Discussed at the Spa Conference.

ALLIED COUNCIL MEETS TO FRAME SPA PROGRAM   German Situation Pa. per Creates Unfavorable Impression.

GERMAN Y WILL ATTEMPT RESIST ENFORCE TREATY   Memorandum Given Allied Council on Subject of Reparations

GERMANY SENDS NOTE SHE CANNOT PAY DEB]   ls Handed to Delegates a Meeting Today.

GERMANS SoM TO ORTAN GUT IN REPARATION   Supreme «Allied Council Unfavorably Impressed: as Session Is Opened

Reports to the Supreme Allied Council on Failure to Execute Disarmament Clauses of the Peace Treaty

GERMANY UNABLE TA KEEP TREATY              Germany’ S Statement that. Empire is Broke. . -

LA SAYS HE nips YANKEES 10 LEARN NEWS   Qt \ssuces Relatives and jends vt Americans He Capts That They Will Be Re ee after Good Treatment

VILLA WILL NOT "DEMAND RANSOW   Mexican Rebel Leader De clares' He Holds Ameri cans Only as “Guests and They Will Not Bi  Harmed.

VILLA SIMPLY INSIST YANKS BE HIS GUESTS   Pancho Explains Neo American is Held for Ransom.

THIRST FOR INFORMATION VIELA’S ... EXCUSE FOR DETAINING AMERICANS

Falling Into His Hands Re cently.  JUST “ENTERTAINS”” THEM Only ‘Practical Means” Tc  Converse With Americans He Says.

AMERICANS ARE VILLA’S GUESTS   Mexican Bandit Leader Says He Only Holds Them to Get “News of Outside World.   WILL NOT BE HARMED!

ML WANTS 10 TALK TOAMERICANS   Says That Men Kidnapped ‘Are Well Treated But. ~‘He Wants to Get in Touch With Americans and Their ‘Opin. fane Thenuoh Them.

ONLY WAY CAN CONVERSE WITH AMERICANS Is TO KIDNAP THEM, CLAIM   WILL NOT HARM CAPTIVES   Bandit Leader Says Relatives and Friends of Captured Americans May Rest in Peace of Mind.  ee

VILLA PROMISES KIND TREATMENT FOR AMERICANS   naped Citizens Need Have No Fears for Them.

Villa to Free All Americans He May Kidnap   Outlaw Says Only Object in Gathering in ‘Guests’ Is to Get Information.

TAKES ‘GUESTS FOR VIEWPOINT   Pancho Villa Tells Why He Captures Americans—Says ‘Seeks Information.   WILL NOT HARM THEM

Villa Won't Harm Hts American Captives; Will Treat Them as “Guests

BANDE: NOT TO HARM CAPTIVES   VILLA SAYS AMERICANS WILL NOT BE HELD FOR RAN      Leader Declares United States Citizens Ave Mereley Being Kidnapged te Ascertain News,

VILLA CALLS © THEM GUESTS   Mexican Bandit Courts U. S. Favor.   CAPTIVES, NOT FOR RANSOM   Says Capturing Americans and Releasing Them Is to Get Our View Point.

Only Method, He: Says, for In. -. terviewing Citizens of th ” Uriited States, is f

VILLA HAS NO IDEA OF HOLDING YANKEE CAPTIVES FOR RANSOM   Viexican Leader Says He Wants To Learn What I: Going On in the World and After Question . ing Americans Will Release Them.

JUST VILLA’S GUESTS   Bandit Is Releasing - Kidnapped ‘Americans Without, Kansoms After Friendly ‘Talk.

 VILLA KIDNAPS AMERICANS SO HE WILL HAVE SOME ONE THAT CAN CONVERSE WITH BANDITS

VILLA SEEKING FRIENDSHIP U.   Bandit Kidnaps Americans Sx He May Explain His Ideas To Them.

VILLA DECLARES HE, : “SELES AMERICANS MST TO GAIN NEWS   Relative or, Friend Need Have Declares

CAUSE OF VILLAS SEIZURES. 19. EEO QF CONVERSATION   Mexican Bandit Says Takes Only Possible Way of . Gelting News      PLEDGES SAFETY FOR AMERICANS HE TAKES      Bandit Leader Declares His one Purpose to be to Learn of Ontside Happenings and get his Theories, of Covernment into TT & *

VILLA PROMISES 10 RELEASE UNHARMED CAPTURED U.S. MEN   Merely Wants to Have Friend. ly Conversation With Them, He Says.

KIDNAPPING OF AMERICANS IS ONLY WAY OF GETTING FRIENDLY CONVERSATION

VILLA SAYS HE KIDNAPS AMERICANS JUST BECAUSE HE CRAVES THEIR SOCIETY   Mexican Bandit Tells Americans Not to Worry, That He Only Wishes to Exchange Ideas With Yankees Whom  He Forces to Become His “Guests”

Villa Has Open House   Mexican Bandit Leader in His Eagerness to Get News 0! iG World, Has to Run Away With His “Guests,” bu Promises Them No Harm.

VILLA ASSURES HE WILL ARM NO AMERICANS   WANTS INFORMATION FROM OUTSIDE WORLD. SAYS BANDIT LEADER.

VILLA AVERS HE KIDNAPS  TO GET INFORMATION NOT TO EXTORT YANKS’ MONEY

Villa Says He Captures Yanks for News of What Is Going On, Not Ransom

Has Released All Americans Falling Into His Hands Recently.  JUST “ENTERTAINS ” THEM Only “Practical Means’ To  Converse With Americans He Says.

VILLA PROMISES KIND TREATMENT FOR AMERICANS   Relatives and Friends of Kid naped Citizens Need Have No Fears for Them.

BILLION WAR INSURANCE!PAID   Washington Bureau Announces /Settlement of 127.151 Cases.

PAY BILLION WAR INSURANCE   Government Bureau at Washington " Announces’ Settlement of 127,154 - Claims.

MINNESOTA ELEGTS PREUS- GOVERNOF   ~Non-Partisan—Candidates—De. : Feated; Ticket Swept Along With. Harding. 

COUNT OF FLANDERS WiAY BE NEW GREEK MONARCH   Is Second Sow OF Kink Albert 0  Belviune,

BURLESQUE ON BLUE SUNDAY   Mournfual Parade Staged On Broadway and Fifth Avenne.

NEW YORK PROTESTS AGAINST * “BLUE SUNDAY” IN PARADES   Firat of Series of “Burleaques”’ Is Staged When International Sporting Club Starts Procession

OFFER PRINGE OF WALES FOR IRISH REGENT   Newspaper Proposes Name Of Englishman To Settle Trouble.   MAY. BE PRESIDENT   Yther Recommendations for Solution Of Irish Dispute Suggested.

ONE PER CENT FOR BONUS ABANDONED   Gross Sale of 1 Per ‘Cent Has Been Abandoned as Means of Raising Bonus Fund.

NO TAX GN SALES FOR BONUS REVENUI   Republicons on House Committee Give Up the Idea and Are Trying to Figure Qut

ABANDON SALE TAX TO RAISE BONUS MONEY   Republican Members of House Com mittee Make Definite Decision At Meeting Today.

Committee Members Do Wise Thing   Pefinitely Decided to Abandon One Per Cent Tax on Retail Sales.

HARDING TALKS. JO RAILROADERS   Prediction "Made in Speect “That Railmen Wilt Favor Eech-Cuommins ‘Bill.   MAKES PLEA FOR JUSTICE

HE ASE  CUMMINS-ESCH PP BIT   Republican Candidate Speaks ~ To Railroad Men and Says ‘Measure {s Forward Step

J. Stanley Brown, Murdered. _Last December, F eared. ‘Taxi Drivers Were To Kill Ein

HOTEL BURNS; TWO LIVES LOS!   Early Morning Blaze Is Cause of Loss Estimat ed ata Half Mililon

HAMILTON HOTEL HIRE GLAIMS TWE   CONFEDERATE VETERAN AND BOY LOSE LIVE IN BOYD HOTELS DESTRUCTION

TWO MEN PERISH  IN GUANING OF HAMILTON HOTEL   PROPERTY LOSS FROM FIRE ESTI MATED TO REACH HAL? MILLION DOLLARS,

HAMILTON HOTEL -BURNS-TWO PERISH   Loss of ‘$60, 000. Occurs in ‘Blaze, 

UNIONS LOSE CONTROL IN RAILWAY STRIKE   President of Brotherhood Says Strikers Want One Big Union Idea.

REBEL STR  Kt “GETS BEYOND UNION HEADS   Lee, president of. Railroad Trainmen, Makes frank

POLICE. CHIEF “AT FUANSVILLE.UNDER ARREST   THREE OTHER MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT ARRESTED EY Ut, S. MARSHAL,

‘Quarterly’ Report. by. ‘Burgesses - and Justices of the Peade Now. ‘Due. ‘Highway: “Department.-’-

OFFIDIALS: 10.21) 47 MAKE REPORTS - "OR BE FINED   Burgesses, Magistrates and Justices Must Mak and. Justices Must  ‘Make Returns of All  Violation of Laws.   HIGHWAY NEWS

MAXIM'S VIOLATED DHY LAW.      The New York Restaurant.Wae Fined $1,000 in Federal Court.

TO INVESTIGATE BOOZE   Sity Health Officer of San Francisco is Catled Before Grand Jury. ~

GOVERNORS SAY SENTIMENT ALL FAVORS HARDING   Nation-wide Fecling Against ‘Wilson“and Administra. tion ‘Said ‘To Predominale   IS CONGRATULATED   Republican Chieftain Commended For His Dignified Attitude in the Campaign,

OTINULATION OF TRADE FOREMOS]   Score or More Bills Offeres Having to Do Directly With Business.

Let’s Keep Daily _ Total Going Strong Remainder of Drive   Program of Stabilization to Be Worked Out at This Session

WANTS NO  PRORIBITION COGNIZANCE   President Wants the Virginic Convention Platform Endorsed.

FULL ELIMINATION OF PROHIBITION I PLATFORM FAVOREL   Wilson Would Disregard Entire Issue In Planks.

‘Wilson also insists that pro hibition shall not be mentioned   CARTER GLASS SPOKESMAN   Walsh, anti-Wilson, won't  be elected chairman of   yesolutions committee

GLASS CONVEYS WILSON'S IDEAS   Direct From White House Virginia Senator Reaches Frisco With ‘'Views.’’   TO OMIT PROHIBITION AND IRISH QUESTIONS   Says President Has Endorsed Virginia Platform—Sees Clash With Brvan.

Makes No Mention of Prohibition ‘Or: Irish. Question—Senator  @ilnas Talks,

WILGDR OnUND LQUCR (oo EGR PLATEGRN   Opposes Plank on_ Irish Question, Carter Glass Informs Leaders.   MAKES NO DE:      President Merely Approves Virginia Platform Outlining His Views.

WILSON DOES HOT FAVOR WET PLANK IN PLATFORM   Senator Glass at San Francisco Give: Administration Viewpoint—Wilsor Has Direct Connection.

Prohibition And Irish Question  Likely Tabooed   Wilson Not In Favor of Demo. crats Taking Cognizance of Them   VIRGINIA PLATFORM MAKES NO MENTION   Glass Arrives At Frisco—Says He Is Not Wilson’s Ambassador

“Virsinia Platform” Will Be Made Party Creed if Wish of President Is Obeyed: Glass Will Boss Proeres:   Adoption of Peace Treaty I: Big Thing in White Hpuse Eyes and Must Be Carried Out, Is Order of “Master”

RADICAL WING UF SOCIALISTS HAS DANDER UP   Despite Yesterday's Defeat at Convention They Will Continue Battle.   HOBO’S UNION ASKS VOTE FOR EVERY ONE   Maurer of Pennsylvania Re fuses Nomination for Vice President.

HOBOES’ UNION. SENOS: PLEA TO U5, SOCIALISTS   They Want to Vote at Any Time and at Any Place in America

RADICAL SOCIALISTS PROPOSE 10 FIGHT   Declare They Will Contest Hill quit’s “‘Moderate Platform.

‘RED’ PLATFORM IS TURNED DOWN BY SOCIALISTS   Convention Turns to Hillquit’s ‘‘Moderate’”’ Proposal.

WILSON MAY TARE HAND IN STRIKE OF RAIL SWITCHMEN   TUMULTY ENDEAVORS TO REACH  ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER AFTER WITH PRESIDENT          WANT ACTION ON BOARD   Wage Adjustuicat Buard Will i Adupted Soon — Justice De. 7 partment Not Sure tf - Lever Law is: Applicable to Strike

INTERVENTIDR MAY DEVOLIT UPON WILSON   Government Action in Rail road Strike Apparently Centers About President   ADJUSTMENT BOARD TO BE APPOINTED AT ONCE   SENATE INTERSTATE COM. MERCE COMMITTEK TAKE NO ACTION; POSTOFPFICE DUC. PARTMENT MAY ACT,

ROWS SKULL IS FRACTURED      Five-Year-Old Was Struck By a Troek Near Twenty-seventh gpaud Randolph Streets.

BOY’S SKULL I$ FRACTURED   ‘Pive-¥ ear-Old Was Struck By ss Track Near Twenty-seventh ; and Randolph Streets.

AMNESTY FOR PRISONERS   labor Federation Men Before Congressional Committee.

IMMEDIATE AMNESTY FOR DEBS IS URGEL   American Federation of Labor Officials and Prominent Women Also Seck Freedom For Others.

DOUBLE MURDER IN FARM HOUSE      Thre Men Are Retng Hunied for ihe Crime Commitied Over Bootleg

DOUBLE MURDER STARTS POSSE ON MANHUN’   Three Are Wanted For Bootlegger's War.

FIGHT OVER HOME BREW   Ohio Woman Tells of Murder Commit. ted Yesterday

GOMPERS TALKS FOR UWUOH LABOR   WILL ASSIST IN SCIENCE OF MODERN INDUSTRY   WILLWELCOME NEW METROTE   bar Obslets to the Persistent Ur. fort to Saddle Upen it the Odinis of Improved Methods and Machinery

LABOR READY TO WELCOME ASSISTANCE:   Seeks Research and Science For Modern Industry Thru Any Channel.

ORGANIZED LABOR SNOT OPPOSED 10 IMPROVEMENTS   Gompers Says Men Ready To Help Increase Production.

ORGANIZED LABOR  DOES NOT OPPO  MODERN MET AOR: OF PRODUETIE   Gompers Says Assistance Researet and Science fan Give Industr Will Be Welcomed

LABOR AWAITS — ~ WHAT SCIENCE CAN OFFER IT   PART OF LABOR'S OWW WORK, COMPERS  SAYS, IS STUDYING METHODS TO INCREASE PRODUC tHe   Denies That Ilis Forces Oppose Improved Means and Machinery to Hoast. Output.

GOMPERS IS SENSIBLE   WASHINGTON ADDRESS SHOWS "HE CAN BE REASONABLE,   Says There Mus? he Increased Pro- duction and Lupreved:Metheds . if Labor is to Prosper. ,

LABOR FRIENE “OF PROGRESS, ~BOMPERS SYS   Gegatized ‘Workers’ “Beclarec ! Not Opposed to: science In Industry. -

LABOR WELCOMES PROBE   Study of Economic Problems and all Phases of Question Desired, Says Gompers.

LABOR WELCOMES RESEARCH WORK   Gompers Says Any Assistance Science Can Offer Industry Is Acceptable.

LABOR IS NOT OPPOSED 10 NEW METHODS   Sam Gompers Declare: New Inventions Welcome to Laborers.

PRESIDENT GOME GIVES LABOR $1 ON PRODUCTION    Tells Industrial Research ferenee Assistance of ence is Welcomed.   LEADER WILL COMBA ALL WAGE REDUC   Some of Executive Coun vor Strikes Where Wa Are Being Cut.

LABOR FAVORS BEST METHODS   Samuel Gompers Says Organized Labor !s Not Opposed to Genera! Improvements.   RESEARCH 18 WELCOMED

INot Opposed to Increase, Gompers Says.   NO HOSTILITY TO IMPROVED SYSTEM   Welcomes Assistance of Science. °

NO SOLUTION T0 LABOR PROBLEM, GOMPERS HOLDS   Will Last as Long as Life. Labor Chief Declares.  A. F. OF L. STAND TOLD   Not Opposed to Increased Production or Improved Methods, He Tells Conference Delerates<.

GOMPERS SAYS LABOR WILL WELCOME BOOST OF SCIENCE IN WORK   Delegates to Research and Science in Industry Hear Labor Leader.

Any and Ali Things that Pertain to Enlightenment of Labor and Lessening of Risks  ‘Will Meet With Approval Steel Workeere Meeting __

MAN DIES ON WAY TO SEE PHYSICIAN   William F. Poist, McSherrys. town, Left Home to Go to Of. fice of Dr. G. L. Rice—Boys Find Body in Alley.

CAUSED ANOS SUF LEAD   When Learned Leader Was Summon ed Before Senatorial Committee.

WOMAN CALLED TO WASHINGTON   MRS. ANTOINETTE FUNK TO TELL WHAT SHE KNOWS ABOUT SLUSH FUNDS,

WOMEN EXCITED.      Democratic Leader Summoned To Washington to Testify. .

LITTLE CHANCE OF U.S. MANDATE LONDON THINKS   Generally Believe Wilson’: Armenian Proposal Will Meet Defeat.

JUDGE RESERVES HIS DECISION IN EKLUND MYSTERY   Medical Examiner Could Not Say Whether Taxi Driver Died of Wounds  or Was Drowned.

GIRL BARES HORRORS IMPOSED BY PARENTS   Kept From School Ail Her Life 15-Year Old Child Tells Wierd Story

GIRL PRISONER FOR EIGHT YEARS   Father and Stepmothe! Accused in Testimony   Minnie Gallander of Brooklyn Shows Scars From Brutalities

HITCHCOCK TO BOOM WOOD   Will Devote Time to Campaign of  Bamhlican.

HITCHCOCK IS FOR WOOD   GO. BP. “ORGANIZER OF VICTORY INTO CAMPAIGN FOR GENERAL,   Yweiee. in 1908S and 1916, Ex-Postemas. ter General Has Won Nominations for Men He Backed and He Knows Old Guard Tricks,

SLUMP IN WAR WORK.   Rock Island Arsenal to Lay Off Big Army of Men,

LEAGUE OVER ACTION OF PRESIDENT      Rejoicing at Geneva When Wilson Offers to Act as Mediator.

LEAGUE QVERJOVED Ao WILSON TAKES ARMENIA BUGBERR   “Wonderful News,” Says Lord Robert Cecil; “Rest Is” Easy,” Thinks Nansen.   ‘SPAIN AND BRAZIL OFFER  TO ASSIST IN MEDIATION   Delegates to League Assembly Express Profound Relief at Turn of Events.

ACCEPT OFFER: ~ OF. PRESIDENT   Letter. FE ‘rom: om. Wilson. Is . Read, ‘to™ “Assembly. ' ‘Well Received -

LEAGUE REPLY WILL BE FORWARDED LATE TODAY TO PRESIDENT   ‘Spain and Brazil Offer to Cooperate With Mr. Wilson in Mediations. cS   ‘AUSTRIA LEAGUE MEMBER   Unanimously Received by Commission Today—Bulgaria’s Entrance Is Fought.

Spain and Brazil Offer to Join in Undertaking while Delegates Give Vent to’ Expression. of Satisfaction   RAISING OF $20,000,000 FOR PROJECT IS PENDING

WILSON'S STAND ON ARMENIA 1S RELIE!   “RESEDENT OS Ga iit TO ACK ON MEDIATOR RECEIVED BY LEAGUE

¥t He ts Without AuthorizaOn to Employ the Military Foroes of the United States or, to Offer Any Material _ Contributions For-the, Reliet  Ae hem anta 

(Asenctated Press Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

ASSEMBLY GETS — HIS AGCEPTANCE   Which fives Great Satisfaction ft _ Delegates at Geneva.   SPAIN AND BRAZIL TO HELP      tn Solutica of Problems E tween Armenia and Asiatic —  - Turkey

LEAGUE COUNCIL LIKES IDEA OF ACCEPTANGE   DELEGATES EXPRESS SATISFACTION OVER APPOINTMENT OF U. S. PRESIDENT TO NEW POSITION

PRESIDENT WILSON “AS THE MEDIATOR         ISURIA TO BE MEMBER OF LEAGUR OF NATIONS   ‘NEW. MEXICAN PRESIDENT   Spain ‘aid Brazil Offer Their Services ~ “io Leapne to Uelp by Armenian Ar. Dilvation—-AL to President: Wilson.

N THE CASE OF ARMENIA   Spain and Brazj{ Have Alsa Agreed to Help Out With the . Vexed Questions.

WILSON'S OFFER PLEASES EUROPE   Prosident's. Acceptance of Arnie Hinn Jeb, Appraved by Assembty of Bertud.é      AUSTRIA 1S. ADMITTED      Leupne Now Conside Request to Jot New trim Hy of Nuattonk,

WILSON’S REPLY ~ PLEASES LEAGUE   Creates Great Impressidn at Geneva.   MUCH RELIEF FELT ~ IN THE ASSEMBLY   Armenian Question Had Been Bugbear.

WILSON’S OFFER “ACCEPTED BY. LEAGUE COUNCTT   PRESIDENT PROFFERS HIS PERSONAL « MEDIATION BY --REP RESENTATIVE FOR ARMENIA READ TO  TRY Wem ernmece

WILSON'S OFFER PLEASES LEAGUE   Spain And Brazil Wish T¢ Assist In Work

WILSON’S ACCEPTANCE IS “WONDERFUL NEWS”   Offer to Mediate Armenian Affairs Hailed With Joy by Council of League.

SPAIN AND BRAZIL WOULD AID WILSON IN ARMENIAN CASE   Many Expressions of Relief in Geneva on Receipt of Proffer of President.   ANSWER TO HIS LETTER IS NOW BEING DRAFTED   Offer of Assistance Will Be Lef: Wholly to Executive for His Decision.

WILSON PLEASES GENEVA MEETING   Europe ‘Overjoyed “as “President’ Accepts Armenian Mediation Task.   AUSTRIA TO BE ADMITTED

Great Elation ir Manifest at Geneva Over Prospect of Wilson Role in Armonia

LEAGUE MEN  PLEASED BY  MEDIATION OFFER   Way to Settlement.of Armenian Trouble is Seen in Wilson Proposal. s   “POOR OLD: EUROPE LESS. ABANDONED

WILSON'S LETTER PLEASES LEAGUE  ASSEMBLY GLAD ‘HE WILL HELP OUT .IN ARMENIA.     AUSTRIA COMES IN  BULGARIA HAS” BEEN PRO"POSED BUT MAY BE DENIED.  ret   ASSEMBLY GLAD HE WILL HELP OUT-IN ARMENIA.   AUSTRIA COMES IN   BULGARIA HAS” BEEN PRO. POSED BUT MAY BE DENIED.   ‘The Suggestion Is Made That the ' Turks May he Called eff Armenix ! by Readjusting. Boundaries,

WILSON’S OFFER IS ACCEPTED   Spain and Brazil. Offer Aid it Armenian Issue,   LEAGUE IS DELIGHTED

BRAZIL AND SPAIN READY 10 HELP HIM   Assembly Welcomes His Armenian Decision— Austria Voted iember of League by Commission.

WILSON AGCEPTS LEAGUE'S OFFER TD AGT AS MEDIATOR   Members of Assembly Take New Hope at Wilson’s Attitude.

WILSON’S ACTION PLEASES LEAGU:   Prediction Made That in End the ‘Greeks Will Pay Price of Savine Armenians     Some Trouble Over Final Approva of Budget of Next Year's Expenses

AUSTRIA IS VOTED MEMBER OF LEAGUE      WILSON’S OFFER TO ACT A MEDIATOR IN ARMENIA RRINCS taw

PRESIDENT... WILSON: ‘WILLING TO. TAKE _ JOB OF MEDIATOR   , League’s Proposal ‘That He Try Hand at Settlement of - Lurkish-Armenian Troubles Is Accepted.

MEDIATOR ENDS GLOOMY OUTLOOK   Solution of Armenian Situ ation,.-Assembly’s Bugaboo, Believed at Hand.   AUSTRIANS WILL BE CHOSEN AS MEMBERS

IS A BIG STEP TOWARD SOLVING GRAVE PROBLEW   Delegates United in Opinion ‘menian Question Had Beme the Buabear of Assem bly — Speculate on Form Marciatinn Will Taba

‘WILSON’S NOTE TO LEAGUE . - ACCEPTING ARMENIAN MEDI wIARI PRAM REEMOF ACCERADI X

LEAGUE HAPPY WILSON FRIEND OF POOR EUROPE   Much Gratification I Expressed That He Will Shoulder  Armenians.

Holt Tells Audience of His Impres sions of Visit to Woodrow VA thaws ee .

PROBLEM GRAVE TO JAPAN   Commerce Leaders at Tokyo See Peri! in Renewal! of Agitation in California.

REPUBLICANS WOULD RESTORE PARTY GOVT   Two Nominees Think It Should Be Substituted For Personal Rute   PEOPLE MUST CONTRGL   Harding and Coolidge Meet For First Time Since They Were Chosen By Convention

OTANDARD BEARERS UF REPUBLICANS PLAN GAMPRIGAN   Harding and Coolidge Meet for First Time Since the Chicago Convention.

SENATOR HARDING. ANNOUNCES PLAN   Campaign Will Be Made to Restore Party Rule, Instead: of .Personal Government,

HARDING CONEERS WITH CODLIDEE   Discuss Campaign Plans During Breakfast at Senator’s Home’   BOTH ISSUE STATEMENTS   Presidential Nominee An: nounces Base of Coming Campaign Through Press

MR. HARDING CONFERS WITH GOV. COOLIDGE   Willi Appeal for Restoration of Party Instead of Personal Government.

HARDING WILL SHARE BURDEN   “Vice President Should Bi More Than Mere Substitute,” He Says   ISET PARTY BE THE BOSS      G. 0. P. WILE CAMPAIGN TO RESTORE PARTY GOVERNMENT TO REPLACE PERSONAL  au.

HARDING WILL LET COOLIDGE SHARE BURDEN   “Vice President Should Be More Than Mere Substitute,’”’ He Says   [ET PARTY BE THE BOSS   G. O. P. WILL CAMPAIGN TO RESTORE PARTY GOVERNMENT  TO REPLACE PERSONAL Pic.

Harding And Coolidge Have —  - Conference. On Plans For Conducting Their C ampaisn

CAMPAIGN PLANS MADE.      Harding Will Base Drive on Av peal to Restore Party Government.

AAT ORE PARTY GUVEANMENT {i HARDING 5 AIM   With Governor Coolidge Has Conference Regarding Campaign Plans.

G.0,P.LEADERS _IN WASHINGTON   Harding and Coolidge Meet for the First Time Since Convention,   CHAIRMAN HAYS ALSO ARRIVES   Subjects Discussed at the Confer. ence Include Addresses to Be Given at Coming Notification Ceremonies and Plans for Campaign.

b. U.P MUMINEES PLAN GAMPAIGK   Harding and Coolidge Map Ou! Republican Drive.   RESTORE PARTY RULE, IS CRY   Basis of Work Is Planned—Appeal to People for “Restoration of Party Government” — Confers With George M. Reynolds.

TWO REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFER   Harding, Coolidge Spenc Day in Discussion of  Campaign.

Harding and Ceelidge Agree te Condect Their Campaign On Other Lines.

Londonderry is Quiet After a Day’s Rioting Reports to London Say   One Man is Killed and Many In_ jured—Streets Occupied by Military—No Mail.

SMITH GIRL WILL NOT SURRENDER   AUTHORITIES DISCREDIT RUM-~ ORS AS PROPAGANDA,   ARDMORE 1S MUCH EXCITED   First the Alleged Murderer of Haman   ts In Texas, Then In Mexico, and   Suddenly Again In Her Qwn Native Haunts.

GLARA HAMON STILL ATLARGE   col it Is “Intimated That There Is FY ort to Create a

GERMAN CITIZENS SLATED FOR TRIAL BY ALLIES, NAMED   LIST CONTAINING 860 NAMES, B MADE PUBLIC WITHOUT COMMENT   EXTRADITION 15 CEMANDEL   Book Totals More Than Two Hundred Pages Setting Forth Accusations Against Those Named,

ALLIES (OSE.  CRIMINAL LIST   Germans Demanded by AlBes Listed in 200 Page Book; . B90 Names.

BEGIN CAMPAIGN OF SABOTAGE.   Railroad Executives Appeal te Awthorities at Chicago.

RAIL STRIKERS CONTINUE FIGHT STRIKE BREAKER   Steal Engines in the Chicago Yards, and Let Them Run Wild.

APPEAL IS MADE TO HALT OUTRAGE   Sabotage On Dangerous Scale Practiced by Railroad Strikers Claim Executives     Steal Engines and Turn Then   Steal Engines and Turn Thein Loose Without Regard For Damage.

EXECUTIVES MAKE SABOTAGE CHARGE IN RAILWAY STRIKE   Chicago Railroad Heads Appeal to District Attorney For  ‘Protection of Law.   WILD ENGINES ARE SENT AGAINST PASSENGER TRAIN   ‘Working Employes Are Beaten and Families tntimidated,  Rail Officials Say.

SABOTAGE OF f. B STORK IS REPOATE   Operatot's Say_ That Many Engines: Ate Run Out of the Yards and#Trains Have at Times Beén Found Taken Benen Thete Placec.

STRIKERS STEAL AND RUN ENGINES WILD FROM YARDS   Companies Appeal To U. S. Attorney For  Protection.

Outlaw Strikers Let Engines Run Wild in Chicago Nightly - Say Rail Men Asking Relief

U.S. ATTORNEY ASKED TO STOP RAIL SABOTAGE   Engines Stolen Nightly and Turned Loose at Chicago.  RAIL WORKER BEATEN   Railroad Officials Ask Myne to Put End te Organized Campaien Against Workers.

ASK AID TO STOP STRIKE SABOTAGE   Say Men Steal Engine: And Run Them Wild.

ANLADAD HDS MAKE COMPUT “TO AUTHORS   DECLARE ORGANIZED TAGE Is CONDUCTED BY STING  OUTLAW SWITCH

ORGANIZED SABOTAGE CAMPAIGN   CHARGED AGAINST STRIKERS ~B Y_ RAIL ROAD EXECUTIVES AT CHICAGO. ~   Engines Stolen and Turned Loose in Yards—Collision Narrowly Averted — Strikebreakers Beaten  _ and One Killed.

STRIKERS PRACTICE SABOTAGE NIGHTLY   Engines Stolen, Worker: Threatened and Beaten.

TO STOP SABOTAGE   District Attorney Appeated to In Chi cago; Engines Stolen and Run Wild Through Yards,

SABOTAGE NOW PRACTICED BY _ RY. STRIKERS   RAILROAD HEAD APPEALS T( DISTRICT ATTORNEY CLYNI FOR PROTECTION AGAINS1  ACTS OF STRIKING SWITCH AQUOS

TRAINS ARE RUN WILD IN YARDS   Railroad Executives Ask -Action, Calling It Organized ° “Sabotage.”   BROOKLYN HAS STRIKES

RR. OTRIKERS ARE ACCUSED UF SABOTAGE   Managers in Chicago Have Appealed to District Attorney.   ENGINES STOLEN AND TURNED LOOSE   Strike Breakers Are Beater Up and Lodging House Helpers Menaced.

PROPOSE AMENDMENT TO AVOID SHORT TERN   Automatically Abolishes Short Ses: sion of Congress and Legislation By Defeated Members.

ROARING FIRE ~ CUTS OFF ONLY. WAY OF ESCAPE   “Workers Caught Deep in. * Arnold Shaft Near Ear . ington, Ky.         RESCUERS DIG NEW TUNNEL   Fighting to Get Around Flames and Reach Men, but Effort :  Roame E:rtile

SIXTEEN MEN ARE ~TRNPPED MIN   FLAMES GAIN HEADWAY, CUT. TING OFF ONLY MEANS FOR RESCUE.

Fire Starting Near Opening Blocks Shaft Making Res‘cue TIfposaible.   LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR RESCUING MEN   Might Have Been Able to Bar ricade Themselves. From Flames; Air Forced In

Defective “Electric Wiring Causes Blase te Start Near Meuth at Mine.

16 MEN ARE TRAPPED IN BURNING KENTUCKY MINE; LITTLE HOPE IS HELD OF RESCUE BEING EFFECTEI   Blaze Starts From Defective Wiring in a Room Near the Opening and Quickly Spreads; Roar of the Flames Can Be Heard Under the Ground; Smoke Is Pouring Forth.

UATEEN MEN If A CUANING NINE WITHOUT HOPE   It Is Probable That All oi Them Will Perish Underground.   As Only One Means of Escape Rescuers Believe Chances Slight.

SIXTEEN WORKERS ARE TRAPPED IN A BURNING MINE   Fire Starts From Defective Wiring in Shaft at Earlington, Ky.

Sixteen Men Said to Be Hela Prisoners. by Flames in Kentucky—  No Hope for Rescue.

TRAPPED IN KENTUCKY MINE   Fire Catches Sixteen Men in Arnoi¢ Pit Near Eariington—Littie Hope of Rescue.

FIRE ENTRAPS 16 MINERS IN KBNTUCK)   Little Hope Held Forth for Crew in Earlington Workings—Fire Is Spreading.

SIXTEEN MINERS ENTRAPPED BY FIR   Conflagration Grows in Extent Hourly and but Little Hope of Rescue is Entertained.

After Seven Hours Work, Effort Is Made to Tunnel Around Flames In Order to Save Entombed Miners; Reverse Air Through Shaft; Rescue Crews Rush to the Scene   MAY SEAL UP MOUTH OF MINE

‘MINE BLAZE TRAPS 16 MEN   Little Hope of Rescue of Miners Near Earlinaton. Ky.

SIXTEEN MINERS “IN BURNING MINE   Little Hope Held By Officials of Rescuing the Men,

MARRIED TO WIN LEGACY   Plumber Says Mother Left Him Large Amuunt Providing He Married by Feb. xuary 1, 1920.

GETS 2 LICENSES TO WED TO SAVE ST5,000LEGACY   Canton Man, Disappointed In First Wedding Falls Back on Second Choice to Secure Smail Fortune.

THiS MAN GETS TWO LICENSES USES THE LAST   Says Mother Left Legacy Pro: viding He Married by Feb. 1  Bride-to-Be Number One De. clines Honor So He Tries Acain.

CHARGES AGAINST SHIP CHANDLRIES   Thirty-Six Firms In Southern Ports Cited To Appear Before -Federal Trade Commission.

HARDING-EXPLAINSASSOCIATION PLAN   Declares League ‘Might. Be Amended or'Revised:if-Nex: cessary to Keep Peace. _

NARUING ar ACCEPT LEAGHIE   Of Nations Features that - Appear to be Good   HE TELLS AUDIENCES   Strenuous Day of Campaigning Brings Candidate to Indian. apolis Out of Southren Bor. der States—Would Summon Best Minds in America tc Advise on Great Subject

HARDING 10 FORM ~NEW ASSOCIATION   Now Declares He Would Take Good Points In the: League and Make It Over   SPEAKS LIN .JNDIANAPOLIS   Touches on Other Campaigr Subjects During’ His, Trip ‘Through . Hoosier State

Republican Nominee Makes Nine Sf  in Southern Indiana; . Deniounce cratic Tnattictaney and thet

Uo. MUST 0 ALL ONE SAN TO PREVENT WARS, SENATOR SAYS   Favors Taking Good Features Out of Versailles League in Organizing Sentiment for Peace.   FLAYS DEMOCRATS FOR INEFFICIENCY   Preaching Adoption of the Covenant But Have No Practical Reconstruction Proaram to Offer.

HARDING STATES AMERICA'S NEEDS (NIN DIANA TALK   Republican Choice Says Third Chapter of Democratic In-.. efficiency Teo Much:   EXPLAINS HOW FAR PARTY WILL GO TO AID LEAGUE   Not Against a League But Unalterably Opposed to Wil- ’ son’s Conception: —-

HARDING WOULD AGCEPT REVISED LEAGUE COVENANT   Declares Statement of the “31” Develops No Inconsistency.

HARDING WOULD USE ALL THAT IS GOOD IN LEAGUE   WILL SUMMON BEST MINDS TC SEPARATE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF

Republican ‘Nortinee Favors Adoption. of All That is ‘Good it the Versailles Treaty/—His, ‘Party Can Be Trusted te Frame Proper International Agreements Yet: Keep t to  . National Standard. = lw

NATION BEING LED TO ANOTHER CRISIS, HABHING DECLARES   SAYS AMERICA MUST DO ALL SHIP CANTO PREVENT FUTURE

HARDING FAVORS PARY OF LEAGUE PLAN   Declares He is for “All That 4 Good” in Tinaty of Veresilles.

Republican Asserts America Must Do Everything Possible to Prevent Future Wars.

OTEENTA FLOP AY ANDING, HE OB LEAGUE!   WOULD ‘TAKE ALD THAT IS BEST      KEEP COVENANT, REJECK ONLY THAT WHICH MBENACES U.S. us

WOULD USE ALL THAT S“GO09” ii COVENANT   Harding Sas America Must Bo Her Pari In Pi.venting War.

HARDING PROPOSES TAKING ALL GOOD IN PARIS TREATY   Says America Must Do All She Can to Prevent Future Ware.   SPEAKS IN INDIANAPOLIS

STEENTH FLOP ‘AVHARDING, HE FOR LEAGUE!             WOULD TAKE ALL THAT IS BEST:   KEEP COVENANT, REJECT, ONLY THAT WHICH MENACES U.S. ; «

FRESH LONDONDERRY RIOTS   Five Policemen Are Shot in Fight Lasting Hours.

NEW RIOTS IN LONDONDERRY   Five Policemen Are Wounded in , Fighting That Lasted Until Two O'clock in Morning.

RUMORS CLAIM BORAH [S$ 10 QUIT CAMPAIGN   Senator Declines To Discuss Reports   Says Rumors of Demand On Harding is ‘ News.”

Tie-up of Cars Means Cut ting Of of Production and Distribution.   GAINING. STRIKERS SAY   Conditions at Important Pennsylvania Centers Reported Bad.

SHIPMENTS OF HARD COAL WILL SOON BE CHECKED   Effects of the Railroad Strike Being Felt in the Anthracite Fields.

hn MOVEMENTS   Both Production and Shipments of Hard Coal Threatened by R. R. Walkout   Conflicting Reporis on Num bers Quitting and Return  ine to Work

DIES AS. RESULT OF BULLET WOUNDS "WW FAMILY” BRAM   Man inflicts Serious In juries On Party Thursday. —

ANNUAL G. A, R. CAMP OPENS.  Yen T houannd “Veterans Regiatered aut

[INDIANAPOLIS IS TURNED OVER TO THE BOYS OF 6!   Mayor and Governor Think Nothing is Too Good for Civil War Veterans.

BOYS WHO ANSWENED GALL OF “FATHER ABRAHAM” IN BLOWN GITY AND STATE   Inchanapolis and Indiana Formally Turned Over To: Veterans At tending Reunion,

G A. R..NATIGNAL REUNION      Boys of '61 Own Indianapolis and Indiana During Time.

CIVIL WAR VETS CROWD CAPITAL   Ten Thousand Members of G. A. R. Registered Monday for Encampment   CITY TURNED OVER      ‘Addresses of Welcome Made by Governor Goodrich and Mayor Jewcit

FATHER ABRAHAM'S BOYS CONVENE, 6... A. HOLDING SESSION IN INDIANAPOLIS

RT ET ONE oe eee GREEN CORN DANCE   Sac and Fox: Indians. Will Celebrate Event at Kendrick jn September.

SUCES FOR A MILLION   New York District Attorney Made Defendant in Suit

A Milloin Dollar Damage Suit File:   Gaston B. Means Files Suit for Million Dollar Damages Against. District Attorney Swan and Assistant in New York,

PLOT CHARGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Results from Trial Followinc Slaying of Mrs. M. A. King   ATTORNEYS ARE . ACCUSED   Aim to Defeat Probate of Will Claimed

New York District Attorney and As sistant Charged With Conspiring “To iBribe Witnesses.”

FILE SUIT AGAINST DISTRICT ATTORNEY   New York Prosecutor Chargec With Conspiracy.

G. B. MEANS SUES  JUDGE-.SWANN : FOR .$21.000.006   iAcquitted - -of Murdér in King Case He Wants Damages .  fgets eee x

GASTON. MEANS  CHES FORMILIGK   /MAKES, CHARGE. OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFEAT PROBATE  OF LAST KING WILL.

FORS1 000,000   Suit is Outgrowth of Trial of Gaston B. Means for Murder.

MEANS STARTS DAMAGE SUIT FOR MILLION   Federal Attorneys are Made Defendants in Court Action

 Great Swim Claimed of New York Dis trieg Alforney for Conspiracy,

MEANS SUES FOR $1,000,000; ECHO OF MURDER TRIAL   Alleges (Bribery In Ef fort To Prove He Slew Mrs. King.

SUES ATTORNEY FOR MILLION AND A HALE   Gaston Means Accuses District Attor. ney and Aésistant Tried to Bribe * ‘Witnesses Against Him,

MEANS BRINGS SUIT FOR $1,000,000. AGAINST NEW YORK GOURY OFFICIAL:   Charges Swann and Doolings with Conspiring with Officials _ of Northern Trust Company of Chicago to Bribe and Corrupt Witnesses to Testify Falsely Against Him,

FILES MILLION DOLLAR DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST OFFICIALS OF NEW YOR   CHARGES CONSPIRACY TO COR RUPT WITNESSES AGAINST HiM IN MURDER TRIAL,

ATTORNEY IS ACCUSED       tavged With Rrih. ing and Corruption of Witnessrs.

SHIPS BARRED FROM IRELAND   Vessels With Passengers Not Allowed to Stop at Queenstown.

AMERICAN COMMISSION ON IRELAND EXPANDED   Decision Reached to Increas Membership of Body Says Announcement,

COMMISSION ON IRELAND 10 BE ENLARGE   Increase Size of Body Tha Will Begin Hearings On November 17.

ROBINS PUT ON IRISH BOARD   Chicagoan Is Appointed a Member of Enlarged American Commission.

COMMISSION ON IRELAND   To Increase Membership ir View of Steadily Increasing Gravity of Situation   Raymond Robins of Chicago  and Alexander P. Moore Qalartad

WHOLE REBEL ELEMENT  IN STATE OF VERA CRUZ SUBDUED, SAYS MEXICC   Embassy at Washington Announces That Felix Diaz Faction Has Received Deadly Blow Through Surrender of Roberto Cejuio™

POLICE DEAL WITH  LABOR AGITATORS   Flame Throwers te Clean Streets

NEW YORK TO USE ARMY FLAME THROWERS TO RID * CEFY'S STREETS OF SNOW

TALY 10 BUY FROM COVIET QVERNMEN?   talien Commercial Commission Arri¥es in Athens On Its Way To Ruecia.

WHY EE COULDN'T PAY.   We shi ngten Man Gives is Creditor. Novel Excuse.

BRYAN HAS NOT CHANGED MINI   Still Insists Wilson Should Re sign and Give Harding Clear Road to Peace.   SAYS REASON IS CLEAR

Commoner Avers President Ha: Chance to Save Self and Help World.

BRYAN REPEATS TRATPRESIDENT OUGHT TO QUIT   Enemies’ Worst Wish, Colonel Believes, Is for Wilson to Keep Up Fight   PLAN OF SUCCESSION IS QUITE SIMPLE, HE HOLDS   DECLARES DESIRE FOR PFACI CAN BEST BE REALIZED BY TURNING REINS OVER TC HARDING,

Rail and Wire Communication South of Chihuahua City, Suspended Since Saturday, Has Been Restored

MEXICO SENDS 10,000 TROOPS TO TRAP VILL   Bandit Chief and ‘Small Force _Dperating in State of ~  Chihuahoa’    CARRANZA GENERAL. WORKING WITH HIM

MEXICAN RAILWAY SEVERED BY VILLA   Strong Forces Are Being Sent Against Bandit Leader, who Is Joined by Osuna with 1,000 to 1,500 Men.

10,000 MEXICAN TROOPS ORDERED TO PURSUE VILLA AND OSUNA   Rail and Wire Communica tion With Southern Mexico Restored,

WILSON CHANGES PACT ATTITUDE   President Abandons His “Take It as It Is, or Leave It” Stand.   Declares Executive Will Accept Reservations Aimed at “Clarification, but Not Nullification, Negation or Stultification”’ of Leanue Doacij;ment.

WILSON MODIFIES HIS DEMANDS-ON PEACE TREATY   PRESIDENT ABANDONS HIS “TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT” STAND.   SECRETARY COLBY CONFERS WITH CHIEF   Declares Executive Will Accept Reservations Aimed at “Clarification, But Not Nulli rr fication.”

BOARD OFFICIALS ARE GUILTY      0 RED UNITS IN ANEW DRIVE AGAINST POLES   CIVIL WAR IS SEEN IN LATE IRISH RIOTS   Seven Men Killed in Fighting at Londonderry Monday Afternoon.   President Abandons His “Taki It as It Is, or Leave It” Stand.   Kiev Again in Bolsheviki Hands as Campaign on Wide Front Begins.   POLICE CANT STOP FRAY   COLBY CONFERS WITH CHIEF   ATTACK ON 1,200 KILO. LINE   Six Were Killed During Saturday Night and Sunday, Bringing Number of Deaths for Present Outbreak Up to Thirteen.   Declares Executive Will Accept Reservations Aimed at “Clarification, but Not Nullification, Negation or Stuitification” of League Document.   Moscow Claims to Have Thrown Poles Beck Across the Oneiper River East of Rezhitse—Polish At tack Near Poilotsk Fai'ls.

WILSON CHANGES PACT ATTITUDE   President Abandens His “Take it as It Is, or Leave It” Stand.   GGLBY CONFERS WITH CHIEF   Declares Executive Will Accept Reservations Aimed at “Clarification, but Not Nullification, Negation or Stuitification” of  1 buns Panna

OAS PRESIDENT'S ATTITUDE GHANGED   Believed That Wilson Has Revised His League Stand.   COLBY ISSUES STATEMENT   After Conference With Chief, Secre tary of State Says Democratic Platform May Clarify, but Not Stultify, League Covenant.

WILSON CHANGES: PACT ATTITUDE   President Abandons His “Take. It as It Is, or Leave It” Stand,  i   COLBY CONFERS WITH   Declares Executive wil) Accept Reser. vations Aimed at “Clarification, but Not Null fication, Negation Or Stuitification” of League Documents.

VOLUNTEERS ARE CALLED 10 CHECK ADVANCE OF REDS   HUNDREDS OF WOMEN ' AND GIRLS FORM BATTALIONS TO GUARD  AAT RYO ro   Retreating Forces to Make Stand on Old Russo-Ger-  man Fighting Front. 4

POLES CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS  ‘TO-FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIANS   Manifest Issued By. President, Pileudski Declares Struggle i is Really Againat. Bolshevism; Says, Decisive Moment 7 For Poland Has Arrived. : :

POLISH NATION CALLED TO ARMS TO FIGHT REDS   Council of Defense Issues Mani _ festo. Asking All Able-bodied Men to Report   -RUSSIAN TROOPS ADVANCE   Polish Official Statement Admits River Crossing and Reds Claim Big Vietorv—

j  KFedawrd Cunneen Is Convicted of Murder of. Engineer of Armv Tranmeport.

Polish Delegates Depart for Riga   Belegates ‘Ca Peace Capference With Sovict Russia Teave Warsaw lor Riga.

POLISH PEACE DELEGATES OFF FOR CONFERENCE   160 in Party That Is To Meet Russians at  Riga Thursday.

PSLISH PEACE DELEGATES TOOK WINTER GARB ALONG   They Expect the Conference -to he a Very Long One, It Seems.

Defender Wins After Spectacular Fin ish by Three Minutes and 18 Seconds Plus Time Allowance   CHALLENGER GAINS AND LOSES LEAD WITHIN THREE MILES OF RACE GOAL

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE = VOTES TO ALLOW FORWER FOE TO ENTER COVENANT   Wilson’s Acceptance of Offer to  Mediate Armenian - Turkish  Dispute Clears Situation

LEAGUE VOTES 10. ADMIT AUSTRA TO MEMBERS         Austria Becomes First Member Among Fors; * mer Enenties of       DISCUSSIONIN' - = SECRET SESSION   Economic Committee Of Au sembly Considers Question Of Natural Resources. =~

GERMAN ALLY VOTED PLACE IN LEAGUE BY GENEVA MEET   Austria Becomes First Mem ber Among Former Enemies of Allies.   emies of Allies. VOTE IS UNANIMOUS Lord Robert Cecil Expect:  Wilson to Solve Armensan Phennta

First Member Among Former Allies’ Enemies   Committee on Applications Vote Unanimously to Admit Austria.   POOLING RESOURCES BEING DISCUSSED   League Warned United States and Canada Will Never Suhmit.

COMMITTEE VOTES — NANIMOUSLY T0 ADMIT:AUSTRIA   Is First of Former Enémies to i Be Admitted to League.   WILSON’'S OFFER IS  HIGHLY SATISFACTORY   Spain and Brazil Offer to Join in Armenian Mediation.— Bulgaria's Application Up Today.

AUSTRIA VOTED INTO THE LEAGUE   Economic Comission's Resolution to Pool the World’s :Natural Re sources, Meets Opposition from Canada.   MAY BE ADOPTED

ROXBORO TAKES EXTRA PRECAUTION   Authorities Place, Armed Guard: About Town In ,Anticipation of Attack By Negroes.

CLAIM SHE’S FIRST WOMAN MOONSHINE WHISKY MAKER   Mrs Paul Bialo, Husband.and Two. Others With Stills Taken in West Springfield

KANSAS CITY INCREASES ITS POPULATION FIGURE:   Goes Up One Place in Its Posi tion Among Cities of Country.

EXPECT R. R. MEN BACK TO WORK   Railroad Managers Fie. ure Their Labor Trou bles Have Ended

RY. SWITCHMEN VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK AT ONCE   RAILROAD MANAGER HOPE FOR RETURN OF NORMAL CONDITION IN CHICAGO DISTRICT WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS

OUTLAW STRIKE ‘TS AT AN END:           RAILROAD MEN,.OUT SINCE: LAST MARCH, GONE BACK.   A COMPLETE FAILURE:   THE STRIKERS DID NOT SUC CEED AT A SINGLE, POINT.’   All They Have To Show For, Their: Folly is Six Months of Wages: and Loss of Seniority Rights.

VOTE NOT FORFEITED          ny Mwuys cat Ameri. - Aecarding in Rullns.

POLICE INSPECTOR INN. ¥. SENTENCEL   MUST SERVE FROM 2 TO YEARS IN PRISON ON CONVICTION OF PERJURY.

N. Y. POLICEMAN IS SENTENCED FOR FIVE YEARS   Found Guilty of Per. jury in Vice War Case.

Police Inspector  Guilty of Perjury;   /Henry Was Indicted hy an Evtroor. imary Session of Grand Jury. y Crusade.

POLICE INSPECTOR SENTENCED TO PEI   Given From Two to Five Years on Conviction on In‘ dfctment for Perjury. -

HENRY SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS ON PERIURY CHARGE   Police’ Inspector Convicted in Connection With Vice

VETERAN OFFICER IS SENT. TO-PEN   Inspector Dominick Henry o! New York, 30 Years on Force, Hears Guilty as Perjurer.

NEW YORK POLICE HEAD GOES 16 PEI   Convicted Of Perjury For Saying Asst. Listrict Attorney Proposed Vice Game.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN IN BLAST   Bomb In Labor War Shattera Forty Windows in a Chicago Institution.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN IN BLAST   ne ree ae ae Bomb in Labor Way Shatters Forty; Windows in 4 Chicago institution, 

REFUSES ARMY HONOR MEDAL   Washington Librarian Spurns Award— HMaldc Service Linkt.

ARMY HONOR MEDAL REFUSED   Librarian at Washington Spurn: Award as He Holds His Service Light.

IOWA MINERS ON HIGH HORSE   REJECT AGREEMENT REACHED BY REPRESENTATIVES WITH THE COAL OPERATORS

[OWA MINERS. ON HIGH HORSE   REJECT AGREEMENT REACHED 6  ° REPRESENTATIVES {WITH -~ THE COAL OPERATORS .

AWARDED MEDAL BY PRESIDEN!   THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR., GIV EN DISTINGUISHED. SERVICE MEDAL FOR BRAVERY

PRESIDENT AWARDS ROOSEVELT CROSS   -Highly--Honars—T.—-Rs—Name. "Sake “for Extraordinary Hero ism in Cantigny Operations

War Department Clies Theodore Je. for Hervism On Western Front in 1918S.

COL ROOSEVELT IS AWARDED THE D, S, 6   Maj Gen John L., Hines Is Also Honored

COL. ROOSEVELT AWARDED CROSS FOR HEROISM   Geis Distinguished Service  Medal for, Rescue of Comuadea at Sniccoans.

ROOSEVELT DECORATED   Awarded D. S. (. for Bravery = hy President Wilsen.

COW STAGES ‘COMEBACK’ AT AGE OF 15, IS WORLD'S CHAMPION BUTTER COV

row’ s     ‘S WORLD'S RECORD.   Sophie 1fLh. Over 15 Years Old, Makes Another Mark_

Is THE CHAMPION BUTTER COW   Mareachesetts Jersey Leade the World ian Predectionr.

COW SETS WORLD’s RECORD.   Sophie 19th, Over 15 Years Old, Makes Another Mark

GILHOOLEY IS GOOD AS GOLD   \Reports Woman Wanted to Get Rid of Adopted Child Discredited

ReEaDY TO Were WiTH RIOTS   Sharpskhooter and Machine Gun Squads Organised at New York.

READY TO QUELL RIOTERS   New York Prepares Against Possiizte Disorders With Machine Guns . and Overseas Vetérans.

SHARPSHOOTERS AS POLICE.  Sew York to Reernit a Keziment nas a i ia i de ae ee ea ee a © Lee ee

READY TO QUELL RIOTERS   w Yerk Preperes Against Possiti« Disorders With Machine Guna and Overseas Veterans.

BANDITS BEATEN OFF BY PARRAL TROOPS; - ENRIQUEZ PURSUING   'Bonillas Is Freed by Obregon; Herrera in Capital to Prove Carranza Suicide

President Huerta Reviews 25,000. Men, Part Ban. ‘dits. Part Indians.   GENERAL OBREGON OUT AS LEADER OF ARMY   Will. Start Campaign — for 7 Presidency After Visit’ . ome,

M’ADOO EXPENSE $443: BOY, PAGE MR. PROCTOR   Backers of Campaign Plunge— Fight Failed Because of MeAdoo’s Reticence.

¢443 FOR M’ADOO CAMPAIGN   Manager Makes Statement of Moncey Paid Out for Ex-Secretary.

M’ADOO CAMPAIGN COST $443   Former Secretary’s Manager Tells What It Cost to Boost His Favorite Candidate.

PEROHING VISITS ELLINGTON FIEL   GOVERNOR HOBBY HEADED KECEPTION COMMITTEE AT HOUSTON THURSDAY.

HUGE FRAUDS ARE ALLEGED   $37,000,000 in Claims. Ar Ordered Held Up by Palmer

GOVERNMENT AGENTS UNEARTH FRAUDS OF A BILLION DOLLARS   Atty.-Gen. Palmer Has Ordered Shipping Board to Hold Payment of $37,000,000.   MANY SHIPBUILDERS  INVOLVED IN GRAFTS   Pacific Coast Builders Conspir by Payment of False Vouchers Contractors Obtained.

GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATORS FIND ~*~ BIG FRAUD IN SHIP BUILDING DEAL

SHIP GRAFT AMOUNTS 10 A BILLION   Sensational Frauds On Part of Shipbuilders Are Alleged   DISCLOSURES HOLD UP GOVERNMENT PAYMENT   Seven Big Builders On Pacific Coast Involved

BILLION IN SHIP FRAUDS   SEVEN PACIFIC COAST CORPORATIONS SAID TO BE INVOLVED.   Goverament Lost Through Cost-Plas Contracts snd Payment of False Youchers for Sums Obtained legally.

CLAEMS APPRONIMATING $37,000. 00 HELD UP FOLLOWING DISCOVERY.      Government Alleged to Have Been De frauded Thru Cost-Phis Contracts and Payment of False Vouch ers for Sums Wegally rar  aud

TRAIN-WRECK DEATHS NOW TOTAL NINE   Eight Bodies Recovered from Rutland Wreck--Trainman Missing.

AOOSEVELT NOMINATION FOR VICE - PRESIDENT PLEASED THE CONVENTION WHICH ADJOURNED LATE. YESTERDAY

AOUGEVELT. NOMINATION FOR VICE == PRESIDENT PLEASED THE CONVENTION WHICH ADJOURNED LATE TUESDAY

UNSEATING UF AECL AFFIRMED BY GONVEN TIN   Shannon Protests in Vain as Delegates Boo and Hiss— Decision Declared Unanimous Despite Scattering No

LONDONDERRY NOW Ih BAD GONDITICN cAY REPORTS TODAY   Gas Plants Are All Out of Fuel and All Business Has Been Stopped.—Food Shortage is Imminent’ Although Rioting is Practically Over.

Magistrates: Wire: Government Fs Fa - Action—More Troops ~ g°  Rerivecs:

CONEDENGE "LONNTNNERA   SOLDIERS VARY ATTACKS WITH RESCUE OPERATION:   Oty Faces Starvation if Hostilities Continue with None Daring to Venture Out of Doors in Business Section

ADDITIANAL TROOPS IN LONDONDERRY AS TENSENESS RELAXES   Total Known Deaths in Rioting Now Numher Eleven

MANY ITALIAN REDS ARRESTED   RAIDS MADE IN MANY 0: LARGER CITIES OF THAT COUNTRY,

PAYS $21,000 FOR HOG.   Hartford City Man Gives Becerd ‘Price for Spotted Poland China  Roar.

~ FEDERATION   Howard Confers With Repnbttear Leaders About Planks Atecthig Fatm Interests

ppose Importation of Low Grade Farm Labor for Re-  lief of Shortage,

PARMERS Want RECOGNITION.   Insist On Maving Pleat in Hepeb lican Platform.

SUPPLIES FOR RELIEF WORK FOUND SHORT   Thefts of Supplies Valu ed at Hundreds of Thousands Reported

STEAL RELIEF GOODS   SUPPLIES LOOTED ON WAY TO THE NEAR EAST.   U. S. Organization Robbed of Hun. dreds of Thousands of Dollars by Dishcnest Employees.

GOODS STOLEN BY WHOLESALE   Thousands’ of Dollars Worth Near East Relief Supplies Taken

HUGE THEFTS _OF SUPPLIES   American Relief Workers jin Near East Report Loses,

Uo, NEAR RELIEFS RUBBED OF MANY OF THEIR SUPPLIES   DISHONEST EMPLOYES' STEAL LARGE QUANTITIES.   MORE TAKEN WHILE GOODS WERE IN UNITED STATES   Reports of Thefts to Charles Allen American Consul at Constantinople, Shows That They Ag gregate Huge Amount.

RELIEF SUPPLIES FOR EAST LOOTED   Goods Valued at: Se reds of      ee a Pe PS Pe Eg cnt American Organization in the Near East Robbed by Dishonest Employees and Others.

LOOT RELIEF SUPPLIES   Gods ‘Valued at Hundreds of Thousands Are Stolen. .   American Organization in the. Near East Robbed by Dishonest Em. ployees and Others,

U. S. SUPPLIES FOR NEAR EAST AMONG MISSING   Theft of Goods for Rc lief Work Is Said T< Amount to Hundreds of  Thousands of Dollars.

SOCIALISTS’ DEFENSE READY ~ TO ATTACK RED CONTENTION HINT BRITISH IMPLICATION

DAYTON CELE- BRATES CHOICE - OF JAMES CO}   The City Is Thronged By Visitors Who . Come To Give “Jimmy” The Glad “Hand

NOMINATION OF COX AT DAYTON   A PARADE, TN WHICH 16,000 FRIENDS MARCHED, WAS ONE _OF THE OUTSTANDING FRA. TURES.

DAYTON CLAD IN HOLIDAY RAGS TODA   Celebrate “Jimmie Cox _ Day”, Honor Democratic Choice.

DAYTON HONORS GOVERNOR COX   Miami Valley Joins in Home-Coming to Ctiebrate Nomination of Demo crat’s Standard-Bearer; Refused t: Make Speech; Many to March.

Cox’s Home City Has Celebration Tn Honor of Hi   Dayton Gaily Decorated Today fo Distinguished Son and Fine Program Planned, =

POLITICAL ENEMIES AND FRIENDS JOIN IX GELEBRATION   “Politics Adjourned” as City of Dayton a-d Miami Valley Pays Tribute ‘9 “Fightin? Jimmy Cox.”

we REJOICES OVER CANDIDATE   SOx’s HOME TOWN CELEBRATES : HIS NOMINATION   EVERYBODY CALLS-HIM JEAN   Factories and Stores are Closed and a Big Parade is Scheduled for mis Afternoon, No Formal Speech for Bay.

DENTON KILLED BY SPANISH GIRL   Infermation Given in a Signed: State. ment From q Witness ‘

STEPS. TAKEN N LONDON 10 HALT  pA   Three Youths, Said to Be Connected With Sinn Fein Movement, Taken From Beds and Executed.   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY BRITISH POLICE   Elaborate Safeguards Being Established Against Possible Destruction of Property and Murders.

REALS FIRES AGE AT rok       Toreh Is is. Put to.City. Hall and the 'D      SINN..FEIN “CLUB? IS BURNED      Three: ‘Young: New ‘of: Ardee, - County - Louth, Said: ta. Have’ “Been: Connect. . ed” “With ‘Rebellion, Taken — . From: ‘Bléd’and Slain,

REPRIOAL FIRE AAGE AT CORK   Torch Is Put to City Hall and the Docks.   SINN FEIN CLUB IS BURNED   Three Young Men of Ardee, County Louth, Said to Have Been Connected With Rebe'lion, Taken From Bed and Slain.

SO Ses ti lt ea  PARIS NEWSPAPER SAID PRESIDENT WAS VICTIM OF BLACKHAND POISON

WILSON’S ILLNESS CAUSED BY POISON   According to the L’Eclair, a News. paper of Nice. An Attempt  Agalust HtaHian Premier.

RIGSH QUETION IS _ DISCUSSEDINS   Commission to Investigate is Sent Note by Sir Auckland Geddes, at Washington, Deploring the Result ot the  Ongarrclore

A PERIOD. —  OF QUIET   Sir Auckland Geddes Says fre land Needs it for Proposed investigation.

GEDDES TELLS © ~ BRITISH VIEW coe OF IRELAND   Says Government Has Most to Gain in Making Truth  wre

EXPRESS DOUBT REGARDING INQUIR)   British Envoy Discusses Irish Probe.

PUT OFF IRISH QUIZ TILL ORDER REIGNS 1S ADVICE OF GEDDES   Ambassador Declares _ Britair -Has Most'to, Gain by. Mak. ing Truth Known

EXEGUTIVE BARRAGE   IT [8S INTENDED TO PROTEC) PRESIQENTIAL POSTMASTERS.,   tefore Shiughter Starts the Barrage Must Be Lifted, .

EXECUTIVE -GARRAGE      . as g IT [5 INTENDED TO PROTEC MASTERS.                 Relore Staughter Stars the. Barrage

PRESIDENT MALLOY SAYS. HIS MEN . WILL NOT STRIKE   This Word Comes While Delegate Representing the Men are in Session in  Chicago.

MAINTENANCE MEN NOT TO STRIKE: MALLOY DECLARES   WILL AWAIT RESULT OF ESCH-CUMMINS LAW TRIAL.   To Abide By Decision of Their President and Executive Board— 378,000 Members Are  Jnvalved.

Sustain. Position of Organiza:  ‘tion President to Give Rai  Bill Trial in Effort to Obtair Higher Wages

NO STRIKE WILL BE CALLED OF R. R. WAY MEN   Will give the Esch-Cummins Measure a Fair  Trial

VOTE NOT TO. STRIKE   R. MAINTENANCE OF wWayY MEN FOLLOW OFFICERS,      Asree to Give Esch-Cummings. Bill 2 Thorough Trial—Prepare 1o Present Case.

MAINTENANCE OF WAY MEN WILL NOT STRIKE   Grand Lodge Heads Vote t Give New Act a Trial

DINNER AT 10 CENTS A PLATE   Thanksgiving Feast Pruvided at Nominal Cost.

TO PROBE EXPENDITURES   Senator Kenyon Heads Committee to Investigate Funds

KENYON NAMED HEAD OF PROBE OF CAMPAIGNS   lowa Senator Chairman of Committee Which Will Begin Investigation.

Revised Enrollment In City Schools Shows 1709 Pupils   Democrats Nominate Walsh

HOPE. SEEMS. ETERNAL   Louisville Former Saloon Men Believe 2.75 Beer Coming.’

OPTIMISTIC SALOON MEN RETAIN PLACES   Louisville Barkeeps Expec Beer to Come Back"

BACK TO THE OLD FISHING GROUNDS   Indian Takes His Family to His Favorite Stamping Grounds, Where He Played 115 Years Ago,

MEDAL REFUSED BY RELATIVE OF NAVY SECRETARY   ‘Commander Bagley Joins Those Rejecting Offer of Award for Services During War.

CHARGES BY SIMS. ces INJURES BAGLEY  So Says Naval aval Attache at _ The Hague, in Cablegram oe   iS “ANIELS’ RELATIVE

WANTS NO FAVORS,   Commander Bagley Wires Navy Department He Desires No Special  nse. 3. 6s...

Commander, Brother-in-law of Daniels, Wants Sims Apology.   SIMS IN NEW ATTACK   Admiral Writes Daniels in “Controversial Tone” Regarding Decarations.

Wants Honor Only Accorded to Men Whe Lost Their Ships In War Zone.   HE IS EMBARRASSED, TOO   Now Attache At Hague and Finds His Position Made Extremely Difficult.

BAGLEY 1S NOT SFFKING UNDUE DECORATIONS   Naval Commander and Brother-in-Law of Secretary Daniels Writes Letter.   WILLING TO TAKE NAVY CROSS OF THE BOARD   Would Surrender the Disting uished Service Medal Awarded By the Secretary.

NAVAL SECRETRY'S; BROTHERAN-LAW HAD AWARD RAISED   Commander Bagley Was to Get Navy Cross but Daniels Made It D. S. Medal   Admiral Sims Has Written to Department Head Again but Letter Withheld So Far

Y DECLINES  WAR MEDAL GIVEN BY SEG. DANIELS   Brother-in-Law of Cabinet Member Declares His Name Has Been Mentional in Fa. voritism Charge.

NAVAL OFFICER. MAY REFUSE THE MEDAL GIVEN HIM   Sen-In-Law Of Daniels Asks To Be Excused Accepting Award.

COMMANDER DAVID WORTH BAELEY   Brother in Law to Secretary Daniels Desires Only the Award Coming to   CAPTAINS OF SAME CLASS

BAGLEY WANTS NAY GROGo TO AEPLAGE 0.5.M.   Brother-in-Law of Dan. iels so Embarrassed by Press Comment He  Asks Humble Reward SEEKS PUBLICITY

BAGLEY SAYS NAVAL DECORATION HUBBUB DOES HIM MUCH HARM   Brother-In-Law of Secretary Daniels Wants Only What * Was Recommended   OFFICERS REQUEST TO GO TO PROBE BOARD   Commander Says. Admiral Sims Should Deny Favoritism Was Shows

MERE BABY KILLS MOTHER   Four-Year-Old Kentucky Boy Shoots Parert With Shotgun He Was Carrvina.

MERE BABY: KILLS MOTHER   Four-Year-Old. ” Kentucky. Boy Shoot: Parent With. Shotgun He ‘Was Carrying.

MERE BABY KILLS MOTHER   Four-Year-Old Kentucky Boy Parent With Shotgun He Was Carrying.

GILBERT RIST OPT. co. Sheldon Blk. Greenfield   Notice of Dissolution‘of Partnership

GHARGE ARTICLE X   French Officials Say Government Will Be Ready to CoOperate with President Harding in Change.   ARTICLE X NOT IN FRENCH LEAGUE PLAN   Wilson’s Pet Clause in Versailles Treaty Not Considered Necessary by French Diplomats.

FRANCE READY TO CO-OPERATE FOR NEW LEAGUE      FRENCH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WILL WELCOME FOUNDATION OF NEW COVENANT , SAYS DIS.  DATIOIT      Immaterial Whether Amended Organization is Called League Society or Association.

BELIEVE FRANCE WiLL JOIN UNITED STATES  IN NEW AGREEMENT TQ TAKE LEAGUE'S PLACE   That's Official View Following  Harding's Declaration That the League Is “Deceased”   WHAT IT'S CALLED § IMMATERIAL TO FRENCH

WILL HELP HARDING FORM A NEW LEAGUE   President-Elect Is Assured o Cooperation,

Harding Assured Of ‘Cooperation in W orkins  Out Association Plan

FRANCE FOR A NEW LEAGUE.   Willing to Be Shown That Veraailles Pact Is Lacking.

Officials Say Government “Will Co-operaie “With iim :-in Forming ‘New Comnact, .   PREFER AMENDMENT   TO PRESENT LEAGUE   Herrick “Mission” Looked Upon as Sign ‘of .Agree . ment Though U.S. Offciats Are Silent.

FRANCE READY FOR FORMATION OF NEW LEAGUE   Nation Would Prefer Tc Have Present Cove- . nant Amended.   IS NOT FUSSY  ABOUT THE NAME   Chief Desire Is To Pre: vent War If It Be Possible.

WOULD AGREE TO NEW PACT   OEE WIEN SAYS GOVERN “MENT OF FRANCE WILL © . COLLABORATE:

FRANCE WILL HELP, FORM WORLD BODY APPROVED BY U. S.   Official statement _ today Discloses Attitude of French Na tion on League Death.   TO COLLABORATE WITH US   Essential Thing, from French Viewpoint, Is to Prevent  Wars in the Future.

FRANCE READY TO TAKE UP, DISCUSSION OF NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS SAYS PARIS REPORTS TODAY

FRANCE READY 10 GO WITH HARDING INTO NEW LEAGUE   Declared Original French Idea of League Did Not Include Article X      REPORTED HERRICK WILL BE HARDING’S AMBASSADOR   France Will at Once Open Negotiations With Next President?

FRANCE READY 10 ENTER ASSOCIATION   Paris Reported Willing to Consider Proposed New International Tininn.

FENG EADY  TO ENTER INT NEW ALUUANGE   INDICATE WILLINGNESS TO CO OPERATE WITH HARDING IN FORMING NEW LEAGUE,

THE FRENGH TAKE HARDING SERIOUSL   FRENCH OFFICIAL CIRCLES READY FOR SOMETIOIING EUSK   THE GOWCNANT NOW DECEASED   French Ready toe “Co-aperatle With Washington in Pormuatation of Sompthinge ¢o Take Place of Lengue

France Said to Be Ready — to Help Draw Peace Plan Different From League

Proposal for Association’ o! Nations Acceptable to Republic.   Prefer Amendments to Present Covenant Rather _  Than New One. B  a

FRENGH ARE READY TO HELP U. 3, WITH NEW LEAGUE PLAN   Article X and Name of Or. ganization Are Gonsidered Immaterial in Official Circles.

FRANCE READY 0 QUIT LEAGUE   A HINT THAT “SOMETHING DIF+FERENT® 18, WELCOME.   IS HIGHLY SIGNIFICENT   HARDING’S PLAN EVIDENTLY WILL MEET ACQUIESCENCE.   Official France ‘indicates its Willingness to Collaborate in-a New, Scheme.  ;

WILL CO-OPERATEIN CHANGE OF COVENANT   BELIEVED FRANCE WILL HELP TO FORMULATE SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM COVENANT.

FRENCH WILL COOPERATE   Ready to Find a Substitute for Versaiiles, Covenant

FRANCE WILL AlD NEW ‘SOCIETY’   Ready to Co-operate in Forming Association of Nations.   INOT OPPOSED TO CHANGE   Washington Silent on the Renorts From Paris.

FRENCH WILLING TOJOIN HARDING IN NEW: LEAGUE   ARTICLE 10 WAS NEVER PART, OF THEIR: PRO- .. ' POSAL FOR PACT.  Praeger oD ele 1d ers TMNPTowe   Coolness Over Views on Ger: man Preparation Dissipated by Note From London,

Government Circles Evidence Willingness to Defer to American Viewpoint on. Alliance for Peace ,

FRANCE IS NOW READY   To Co-operate With the  Harding Adm. for Some ' thing to Replace. Cove' nant of. Versailles.

BIG PACKERS ARE STILL SUBJECT 10 ACTION BY COURT   ATTORNEY GENERAL FALSE TELLS CONGRESS THAT HE HAS NOT PROMISED IMMUNITY   LAWSUITS NOT ADVISABLE   Department of Justice Head Donpw Propriety of Starting Suit Against Meat Barons-—— Wants His Plan Tried Out

PACKERS NOT-YET ——QUTOF DANGER   Attorney Generel Says Big Five An Still Subject to Indictment . By Government

IMMUNITY NOT PROMISED   Attorney General Says Meat Packers Will Not Be Prosecuted.

NO PROSECUTION OF THE MEAT -  PAKERS IS NOW INTENDEL   Attorney General. Palmer Tells Senate Committee He Believes Agreement To Get Rid of Side Lines Is All-Sufficient.

“BIG FIVE” NOT IMMUNE NOW   Dttorney General Palmer Says Packers Still are Liable t Prosecution, but That He Will Net Take Sich Action

MAY BE PROSECUTED   “Ble Five? Packers are noi Immune, VUatlmer Says.

THE “BIG FIVE” PACKERS ARE STILL SUBJECT FO CRIMINAL PROSECUHION

SLAB IS GOING ON FORT: FO "FORT ROAD IN LEAVEN:  + WORTH. COUNTY        Mile and a Quarter. More Slabs: Douglas’ gat! Wit: Sak,        Missouri Valley Bridge Company. Has Contract Just: Across) ©  Dannie Eine. °° ~

START ROAD WORK OVER COUNTY LINE   SLAB IS GOING ON FORT TO FORT ROAD IN LEAVENWORTH COUNTY ~~   WILL BUILD TO RENO   Mile and a Quarter More Slab in Douglas County Will Link the System   Missouri Valley Bridge Company Has Contract Just Across County Line

SEVEN CITIES TO GET MUNY COAL MARKETS   The State Coal Commission Acts to Secure Distribution of Fuel in Indiana   ALABAMA STRIKE IS THREATENED TODAY

BNATOR WATS(         I y SPORE.         Sheridan’ “Veterans ‘Supptiea { Musie for the, Oc

SENATOR WATSON SPORE,   Sheridan Yeterans Supplied = tl Music for the Ovcasion.

CERNING REPT OUI OF SPA SESSIONG   WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TC SEND DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE.   Idea of Making City Center of a Buffer State Said to Have Been Given Up By the Allies

GERRANS HAVE RO PART IN ECONOMIC DISCUSSION   May Appear at Spa as Witness But Allies Will Act According To Their Own Judgment.

MEXICAN STATES TO GOVERN ELECTIONS   ——_o  S0 SAYS GOVERNOR OF ONE OF COMMONWEALTHS BEFORE CONFERENCE.

A CARRANZA DENIAL,   Report That He Will Set Himself Up as Dictator Is Denied,

MEXICAN STATE GOVERN. MENTS WILL CONTROL THE COMING PRESIDENT ELECTIO*

FOUND LEAK WITH MATCH   Gas Was Ignited and $250 Damage Done to House

ACTING PRESIDENT . ‘OF IRISH RE IBLIC > PUT UNDER ARREST   Other Leaders of Sinn Fein Move : ment: Taken Into  Custody —Cork Explosion.

IRISH REPUBLIC HEAD ARRESTED   Arthur Griffith, Acting President, and Charles MeNeil, Founder of Irish Volunteers Arrested

Acting President of Irish Eepublic and Other High Officials Taken im Baid

THE BRITISH ARREST SINN FEIN OFFICERS   ACTING PRESIDENT OF TRISH RE. PUBLIC, POUNDER OF VORUNTEERS INCLUDED

ACTING PRESIDENT OF IRISH REPUBLIC NOW IN HANDS OF BRITISH   Founder of Irish Volunteers and Other High Irish Union Officials Are Nabbed   Second Bomb Explosion in Cork Thi Week Kills Two Persons and Wounds Three

BRITISH TAKE REAL LEADERS OF SINN FFIA   Hundreds of Irish Suspects Have Been Arrested Since the Outrages of Last Sunday at Dublin’

RSH REPUBLIC   British Forces Sweep Down on Leaders of the Sinn Fein Movement   GRIFFITH ARRESTED   Charge Not Made Public— Believed to be Outcome of Recent Murder

ACTING PRESIDENT OF RSH PUBL PLACED UNOER ARES   British Forces Swooped Down 01 Leaders In the Irish RebelHon In Dublin,   LAST SUNDAY'S ATTACKS TO DESTEOY EVIDENC!   Many Documents In Fossession of Officers Connected With the Intelligence Department Destroy. ed When Officers Were Murderad

SEIZE IMPORTANT PAPERS   British Continuing Round-up of Sinn Feiners Following Dublin Riot.

HIGH SCHOOL AND INDEPEND-; WILLIAM BUCKNER,  CIARGED ENT FIVES HAVE GAMES FOR WITH SHOOTING ADAM NAFRIDAY NIGHT, PARIU. BROUGHT HERE.   RICHARDSON 1S PROTESTEDTRIAL SET FOR DECEMBER 20

LOCAL BASKET TEAMS ACTIVE   HIGH SCHOOL AND INDEPENDENT FIVES HAVE GAMES FOR FRIDAY NIGHT,   RICHARDSON 1S PROTESTED

GUNMAN SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST   Deputy Sheriff Alse Injured in Gun Battle—Report That Victim Is Former Resident Unconfirmed.

PENNYBACKER ELECTS   Bernadine Appleby Succeeds Helene  von Koenneritz as President.

KING ALEXANDER BITTEN BY MONKEY   Greece Alarmed Over His Condition Which Is Growing Worse  Rapidly.

Frisco hotels filling up with delegates—Brvan and Edwards already

CURTAIN RAISES ON DEMOCRATS’ Big POW WOW   Great Civic Auditorium Bee-Hive of Activity in Readiness for Banging of Gavel On Next'Mon  DEVELOPMENTS

a MS 10 ODIEY TESTIMON   e Holds That Rear <Admira Fletcher Disregarded_ Sim's . Tnstructions.

LONG FAILS TO BACK DOWN   Refuses to Modify Testimony Against Admiral Fletcher.

GIVE REASONS FOR “WALK-OUT   Members. of Tennesse: - House Who Left State  Make Statement

THAT SUFFRAGE FIGHT   The Antis ‘Haye Not Yet Given V} _ the’ Strugele hat the Prox _._ Are Sitting Tight.

WHERE ARE WE GOING?   Archbishop  Haves PDeplores Trend of  natern Timea,

BISHOP ARRAIGNS MODERN PRACTICES   Modern Dress, Marriage, Drama, Morals and the Press Criticised

REBEL TROOPS PREPARING TO MARCH ON MEXICO CITY AND REVOLUTION GROWS   WARCH OWN CAPTTAT,

REVOLT SPREADS AMONG CARRANZA GARRISONS   Flores Continues Advance Toward Mazatlan With Sonora Forces. Dieguez Unable to Move.

MORE COTTON BURNET   SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION IS BLAMED IN A CASE WHERE LOSS WAS $1,060,000.

Seen and Heard In Indiana   0000220082 0008 00000888 E  INDIANA'S VOTE BY COUNTIES FOR PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR.

cee ee ee ee ee ae ee a as  Seen and Heard In Indiana   INDIANA’S VOTE BY COUNTIES FOR PRESIDENT AND GQVERNOR.,

~ BADLY NEEDED   Hundreds . of  Passports . Daily  to.Be Held Up. by Lack of ’ Colby Confirmation.  4

NO MORE PASSPORTS TC BE ISSUED UNTIL Tht COLBY. APPOINTMENT [5 APPROVED BY SENATE

BOLD BREAK IN DAYLIGHT SUCCESSFUL   Guard Who Permitted Man to Get Away Is Immediately Dismissed.   OTHER DARING BOLTS TO LIBERTY RECALLED

POSSES AND HOUNDSTAKE UP HIS TRAIT   Guard Who Permitted Mar to Get Away Is Immediately Dismissed.   OTHER DARING BOLTS TO LIBERTY RECALLED

APPROPRIATION OF 89 MILLION MADE BY HOUSE   Largest “Peace Time” Deficiency Bill in the History of Congress Meets With Approval.   REQUEST OF NAVY MEETS REJECTION

APPROPRIATION OF NINE MILLIONS IS REFUSED   Way Cleared in Meuse for Final Passage VYoday of Deticiency Rill Carrying &s89.100.000,

VO GOIN TO REPAIR WARSHIPS BUT A MILLION T0 HIRE WATCHMEN TO GUARD BOOZE IN WAREHOUSE

MILLIONS AGKEE FOR NAVY ARE REFUSED   Congress Refuses Deficiency Measure by Which §$9,050,000 Would be Spent - on Repair of Ships

LODGE DEMANDS TREATY DECISION   Republican Senate Leader Says There Must be no Further Sidetracking of Issue.   0 SUBMIT AMENDMENTS   Program is for Senate to Vote on Reservations as They Are Presented—Objection Voiced.

Lodge Will Carry Thru His Original Plan, Brooking No Interruption   REPUBLICANS LINED UP FOR FINAL VOTE

MYSTERIOUS WOMAN WHO SHOT JAKE HAND SAID TO BE AAAS, CLARA SMITH CHAM   Service Car Driver Declares He Was Asked to Purchase Ticket at Cisco for El Paso For Mysterious Fleeing Woman.

SMITH WOMAN YET UNFOUND   Service Car Driver Tell  of Drive on Lonely   Road With Woman

DHAUFEUR GIVES SWORN STATEMENT   DALLAS DRIVER TELLS O1 CARRYING WOMAN FAR WEST AS CISCO.   TOLD HIM OF SHOOTING   Woman, Who May Have Been the One Wanted in Hamon Case, Obtained a Ticket At Cisco for El Paso.

Hamon Was Injured Late in Novem. ber and Report From His Manager Said That He Was Injured by Accidental Discharge of Revolver.

Declares She Told Him About Row With Oil Millionaire and Accused Dead Man of Treating Her ‘Like a Beast   Friends Helped Her to Escape  Into Texas, From Where She Planned te Go By ’Plane to Mexico, Officers Are Told

TOLD OF HAMON KILLING?   Unknown Ficcing Woman Tells Story to Jitney Driver.

STRANGE WOMAN TOLD CHAUFFEUR SHE SHOT MAN IN ARDMORE HOTE   Dallas Taxi Driver Gives “Tip” Leading to the Belief That Clara Smith Shot Jake Hamon and Is Now Hiding in Texas.

BEGIN TO DISCOUNT. STORY OF “ACCIDENT”   Dallas Chauffeur Makes Statement. :

BELIEVE GIRL KILLED HAMON   Chauffeur Says Girl Confessed Killing “Weal- _ thy” Man

DISCOUNT ACCIDENT INHAMON SHOOTING   County Attorney Says Clara Smith Was Traced South After Leaving Ardmore

WILD FLIGHT OF GIRL WHO SHOT HAMON {5 TOLD   Chauffeur Whb Served Her Says She Admitted ' Killing.

DISCOUNT STORY OF ACCIBENT IN’ HAMON’S DEATE   New Evidence To Substant iate Theory That Woman Shot Mr. Hamon.

ALLEGED FACTS IN HAMON CASE GIVEN PUBLIC   Chaffeur’s Statement Coin cides With That of Carter County Attorney.   “ACCIDENT” STORE DOUBTED

Statement of Dallas Chauf: feur Supports Charge.” of Attorney.   LAST SEEN “AT €ISCO   Sheriff Received Warrant Soon After Shooting of Hamon. :

TAXI DRIVER’S STORY. OPENS UP NEW CLUES   Says Woman Told Him of Shooting of Hamon.

Believe Hamon Was Murdered   Sworn Statement of Taxt Drive  Throws New Light on the Death Mystery.

NEW INTEREST IS AROUSED IN HAMON KILLING   Young Woman Driven Long Distance After Shooting   Driver Says Woman Admitted  Shooting

SMITH WOMAN ° '. YET UNFOUND         Service Car Driver Tells ‘ of. Drive on Lonely  . Road With Woman

Girl Slayer Fled in Auto Driver Says   4IAMON’S SECRETARY FIRS] TRIED TO GET PLANE TAXI MAN ASSERTS.

WOMAN WANTED IN TAMUN Gt  HelNG {AGEL   DALLAS SERVICE CAR DRIVi TELLS CF TRIP PROM DAL. LAS TO CISCO.

ee TAXICAB DRIVER'S TALE LEAOG TO BELIEF THAT HAMON WAS MURDEREO

Story of Hamon’s. Death Told. by Chauffeur Who TWOAb Girl From Dalla:

Citizens Change Mind After Publication of Dallas Man’s Statement That ‘Young Lady’ Said She Shot Him.

HOME REIN. RULING GIVEN   BEER FORMULAS ARE PLACEO UNDER BAN   The Ingredients May Be Sold in  Separate Packages.   The Materials Must Not Be Sol Where (+ is Known. They Are To Be Used for Baer Making—Ruling of ‘Official.

But Most Be Shown Not Used for Unlawfal Manufacture of Intoxicants

LOOPHOLE FOR HOME BREWERS   Sale of Malt ahd Hops Per missable Unless Shown to “Be for Beer Nakina.   CAN PURCHASE ‘SEPARATE

INGREDIENTS ~ MAY BE SOLD   3ut Not Under Circum:  stances Showing They Are to Be Used for Un. lawful Manufacture of Intoxicants.   INTERPRETATIONS

HOME BREWING INGREDIENTS ARE SALABLE   Revenue Bureau Qualifies Decision By Specifying Against Mixtures   ISELLER MUST JUDGE   Home Brewing Can Not Be Stopped If Liquor is Non Tatostcating

ILLEGAL RULES BEVENUE GHIEF   Ingredients May Be Sold -But Unlawful Use Prohibited.   WILL PROSECUTE   No Effort Will Be Made To Stop Home Brewing.

VISIONS OF ARSON GANG AROUSED IN UNIONTOWN   Fire Early Today Destroys Busi ness Building Causes Loss of $160,000   OWNER OF THE STORE 18 IMMEDIATELY ARRESTED   ‘Later Released After a Hearing; People Fear Invasion of.  Fire Bugs   CROWDS BEING WATCHED   Albert Smith, Youth Arrested By State Police, Is Being Observed Today

$150,000 FIRE + IS BLAMED ON “ARSON RING’      Uniontown, Pa., Resident: Fear Incendiarism: Has Qnread ta Civ

NEARLY 2,000,000 ORGANIZED RAILWAY  WORKERS AWARDED WAGE INCREASE,   Increase Amounts Approximately To TwentyOne Per Cent of the Present Rates of Pay and Is Retroactive To Mav 1.   WAGE DEMAND PENDING SINCE LAST SUMMER

BOARD REJECT DEMANDS WADE AY RAL UAVS   ‘Award Increases Payroll i $600,000,000 instead of j Billion as Requested   BACK PaY GRANTED FROM FIRST OF MAY   Brotherhood Chairmen in Ses~ sion to Decide Whether te Accent Schedule

BOOMILLION ADDED TO) PAY ENVELOPE OF RAIL WORKERS   UNITED STATES RAIL BOARD HANDS DOWN AWARD ON WAGE DISPUTE.

SIXTY PERCENT OF THE DEMAND MADE.   RAILWAY EMPLOYES DEMANDED $1,000,000,000.   The Railway Wage Board Added $600,000,000 To the Pay of the Two Million Railroad Men Affected.—What the Em nminveac VA/antaead

18 PERCENT RAISE _ IN FREIGHT RATES  TO BE NECESSARY      Award Retroactive to May 1 Is 21 Per cent Pay Boost; Referendum May ‘ Be Taken by Union Workers

Adds Approximately 21 Pez Cent to Present Pay.  UNIONS ARE SILENT   Unknown Whether or Not Wage Ins crease Will Stave Off Strike— Wil] Take Referendum Vote,

VERAGE INCREASE TO PRESENT: RATE OF PAY ABOUT 21 PER GENT     oe 5 ok © ss oy ae a * ' ia

RAILWAY. LABOR ~ BOARD'S: AWARDS   INCREASE IN RAILROAD RATS ‘MUST NATURALLY FOLLOW      LARBE INCREASE IN WAGES   The 2,500, 600, “Members of {hc Brotherhoods wi Take a age reR  “endum Vote.

LABOR BOARD AWARDS $00,000,000 TO MEN   This Is About 60 Per Cent of Amount Asked. Pay Retroactive to May Ist

U. §. WAGE BOARD GRANTS 60 PER CENT OF INCREASE ASKED BY BROTHERHOODS   Award Affects 2,000,000 Employes; Unions-Meet to Con{. sider New Scale; Roads May a o Raixe Rates.

BOARD GRANTS $600,000,000 RAISE TO MEN   Unions May Reject Decision —- Leaders  (Confer. ‘

WO MILLION WORKERS GIVEN RAISE, 21 PERCENT OF PRESENT PAY. RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1   Decision of Federal Board Gives Men ‘Approxi _ mately 60 Per Cent of Ten Billion Dollars  Increases Demanded; Affects All Reanchac.

RAILROADS INCREASE WAGE BY SIX HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS AWARD   Add About 21 Per Cent to Present Pay Schedules: Will Attempt to Spread Increased Expense on Both Passenger and Freight Rates

RAILROAD OFFICIALS SAY INCREASE IN RATES MUST FOLLOW—NQ_ INDICA. TION OF ACCEPTANCE OR REJECTION.

$600,000.00 13 AUDED 10 WAGES Ur A. , WORKERS   Labor Board at Chicago Hand: Down Award Today—2,000,000 Men Are Artected   60 PER CENT OF THE DEMAND   Railroad Officials Decide That Rais in Rates is Necessary—Will File New Tariffs

AWARD RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1 THIS YEAR   Full Force And Effect Of Rules, Conditions and Agreements In Force Under Government Contro! Is Assumed In Reaching the Decision.

RAILROAD ‘WAGE - RAISE Railway: Board Announces In * crease ‘of $600,000, 000 7 Annuali-y.

UNION CHIEFS IN MEETING     No Announcement Made if ihe Workers Will Accept—-Meaus Rate Raise,

Tidliered Moa “Will Stay tu Line; ‘at ‘Least Untit_ a Referendum Vets Can 2 Be! Rakens New Schedule “Adde 21 Tet Cent. to‘ Preeomt Bate of Pay.

This Will be Average Increase to Pay Schedules--Six Hun-” ita Miltons Added   WORKERS ASKED A-BILLION   Yard Workers Get Biggest Increase--Union’ Chiefs Considering Award Today

GRANTS: INCREASE ‘OF 42 PER CENT IN AWARH PUBLISHED TODAY: :       ‘Increase  Is Retroactive “49 Ma:  -1—Unions Uncerthin Whether to Accent: .. ©      Railroad . Officihts. Declare. Cor responding Increase of, itates a Must Follow

AMOUNTS TO 21 PERCENT OF PA\   Nearly 2,000;000 Men to Receive Advance

Award, Which Is About Twenty-One Per Cent of _ Present Rates of Pay, Affects 2,000,000 Organ-  S048 Warkere and Is Petraactiveto Vav 1. 1920. 

RAILROAD LABOR BGARD ANNOUNCES “WAGE. INCREASES   Averare is About 21 Per Cent; Will Add $600,000,000 ™ to Payrails.   WILL STAVE OFF STRIKE   Relicted Men WH! Stay In Line, at Least Cntii a Referendum Vote Can Be Taken; New Sehedale Adds 2t  " Per Cont ta Present Rate of Pay.

RAILROAD MEN TO GET. TWENTY-ONE PERCENT   Award Made By Railroad Labor Board at Chicago Early ©. This Morning.   WAGE ADVANCE MEANS -ABOUT $60,000,000   Bais of Decision Made on Rules. - Made By Federal Administration, .   UNION LEADERS PRESENT:      Decision Grants to Men Approxi Mately 60 Percent of Bil- -: lion Asked For. ae

Freight Rates Will Have To Go up at Least — 18 Per Cent.   RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1.

Railroad Managers Accept Decision, But All Assert an Increase in Freight’ Rates of 18 Percent Must Come   bn uu wot ore a av {Ralimen Told They Shouid Consider Great Burden. Put Upon Country at Large in Their Future Deliberations

GOES BACK TO MAY    award is Retroactive to Tha +, Date, is Decision of the Board.

Some Doubt as to Whether Unions Will Accept Aware   Brotherhood Heads Expect Men Will Continue-at ~ Work While Question of the Wage Increase Is Submitted to a Referendum.

WAGE BOARD > MAKES AWARD PUBLIC TODAY   gGRANT BACK PAY   WS Hundred Million Dollars Added to Pay  ‘ Checks--All Classes of Employes Given Increase.

RAIL WORKERS GIVEN 12 PER CENT INCREASE   Advance in Pay Will Total $600,000,000 Year, About 60 Per Cent of Sum Asked by Unions.   ROADS TO ASK FREIGHT RAISE   Increase in Passenger Rates Also to be Sought —Seven Factors Considered by the Board.

RAIL MEN GET 60 . PERCENT RAISE   Labor Board Hands Down First Award to The Workers. s   A TOTAL OF $600,000,000   Mficials Declare Increase Must be Followed by Corresponding  In crease in Rates. 4

WAGE BOARD AWARDS MEN 60 PER CENT OF DEMANDS PRESENTED LAST SUMMER   Brotherhood Officials Decline to Say Whether Awards Will Stave Off Threatened Railroad Strike—Meet to Consider It.

Award Made by United States Railway Labor Board Today Totalled $600,000,000 or Approximately 60 Per Cent of Billion Dollar Increases Sought by Unions—The Award is Retroactive to May 1, 1920 — Schedule of Increases Announced.

MILLIONS ADDED TO RAIL MENS PAY BY RULING  OF LABOR BOART   About 60 Per Cent of the Amount Asked For B = Workers Is Grant Award of Federal Burcu   FREIGHT RATE BOOST BELIEVED NECESSARY    Railways Must Have Additional Revenues to Offset This New Drain On Their Treasuries, They Claim,

SIXTY PERCENT OF WAGE BOOST ASKED, GRANTED   Union Leaders To Pre sent Award To Men; Make No Comment.

RAIL BOARD GIVES - $600,000,000 TO ROAD EMPLOVES   GRANTS INCREASE OF. 2: PER CENT IN AWARD_ PUBLISHED TODAY   IS LESS THAN DEMAND   Increase Is Retroactive fo May 1—Unions Uncertain Whether to Accept.   Railroad Officials Declare Cor. responding Increase of . ates 7 Must Follow

Railroad Wage Board Appointed by President Grants Wage Increase to. Rail Workers Amount to Six Hundred Million Dollars; Union Officials Will - Probably Submit For a Referendum

BOARD DECTSION GIVEN OUT TODAY   Railway Men Go Into Executive Session When Announcement Made. .   IS BASED ON 7 POINTS

NATION'S RAILWAY. WORKERS AWARDED INCREASES IN PAY BY U.S. RAILWAY LABOR BOARI   RAIL HEADS MEET 10 PLAN TARIFF INCREASES

RAILBRVUAIP WAGE RALDE  Railway Board Announces Increase of $600,000,000 Annuali:.

RAILWAY LABOR ~ BOARD'S. AWARDS   INCREASE IN RAILROAD RATES \ MUST NATURALLY FOLLOW   CARGE. INCREASE IN WAGES   The 1,500,000 Members of the Brotherhoods Will Take a Refer.  - endum Vote.

BOOST WAGES — 21 PER CENT   Railway Labor Board An. nounces Its Decision.   IS RETROACTIVE TO MAY    Increase Is 60 Per Cent of the Billion Sought, Totaling $600,000,000.

Wage Raise Averages Approx= imately 21 Per Cent and Is 60 Per Cent of Billion Dole lar Demand of Workers.    ADVANCE IS RETROACTIVE TO MAY 1 OF THIS YEAR   Sums Added to Rates Estabs lished Under Federal Cons trol — Shopmen Generally Receive 13 Cents an Hour.

ADVANCE OFFERED   Railroad Labor Board Announces Award of Wage Increase Totailing Six Hundred Million Dollars.   RULES AND AGREEMENTS CONTINUED IN FORCE   Wage Raise Is Retroactive to May 1. and Amounts to Practically Sixty Per Cent of Railmen’s Demands.

INCREASE FOR RAIL WORKERS   U. S. Railway Labor Board Made Wage Awards Today

Union Men Do Not Seem Satisfied with Increase Authorized, But Talk ° of a General Strike Is Absent   OPERATORS ACCEPT DECISION AND WILL ASK FOR INCREASED RATES

Reject Demands of Organized Rail Unions for Raises Approximating One Billion Dollars; Board Decides 60 Per Cent of That Sum Will Be Just In crease to Meet Living Boosts   STRIKE POSSIBILITY STILL EXISTS. IT IS SAM

IEFERENDUM VOTE BY UNIONG 19 PROBABLE BEFORE ACCEPTANCE   Advances Average About Twenty-One Per Cent Over Pres« ent Schedules and Approximately Sixty Per Cent ! of Employes’ Demands; Acceptable to Roads.   SCHEDILE OF INCREASES,

[Railroads Will Now Appl y for Correspond: ing Increase in Rates; Whether Strike Will Follow. Now Uncertain

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WILL (SHAPE PLATFORM PLANK:   WOOD'S INDIANA EXPENSES. ~—— WERE MOSTLY FOR PUBLICIT

SPENT IN GENERAL WOOD'S IN DIANA CAMPAIGN   Money Spent Mostly for’ PublicityManagers Received No. Salaries.

AMID TENSELY DRAMATIC SCENES FIVE SUSPENDED MEMBERS VOTED OUT   Assemblymen Find Ousted - Lawmakers Guilty of Disloyalty to State

SUCIALISTS ARE EXPELLED FROM LEGISLATURE   Associates Find Five Suspend: ed Men Guilty Of Disloyalty To State And Nation   SEPARATE VOTES ON EACH INDIVIDUAL   ‘Ygung Trotsky’ Is First Of Party's Representatives To Face Peer’s Judgement

ASSEMBLY  EXPELS FIVE SOCIALISTS   Amid Tensely Dramatic Scenes the Legisiature of New) York Votes Out Five Avowed Socialists as Being Unfit to Sit as Lawmakers. 

DISLOYALTY TO GOVERNMENT IS *% ~ GROUNDS FOR THE EXPULSION OF LEGISLATORS BY 116 10 28 VOTE   Ousted Members Will Immediately Become Candidates For Re-Election From Home Districts Ip November—~ Assembly Did Not Vote On Socialist Party’s Right to Present Candidates

b  RiP ice      Haka, W da Talen. Amit _alSeenes That Were 5 “Tensely Dramatic.   ACTION FOLLOWED .. PROLONGED DEBATE   Charges of Disloyalty Made Against Three of the Men Fv nelled.

New York Lawmakers by Big Majority Vote to Uriseat Five Members After Stormy Session Lasting 24 Houré   Accused Men Declared Unfit to Write Laws of the State and Disloyal to the Spirit of American Toettuson:

TRUSTY AT INDIAN! STATE PRISON MAKES WNEXPESTEN SETAWR   MISSING WITH THIRTEEN YEAR OLD BOY WITH WHOM HE FREQUENTLY PLAYED.

SEARCHING FOR LIFE TERMER   Who Made His Escape . From Indiana State Prison Yésterday

SEEK TO RESTORE PEACE IN IRELANT   Proposed That: Representatives of Va rious Groups ‘Held a Conference to End Present Chaotic Conditions,

LABOR WANTS IRISH PEAGE   Proposals For Terminating Violence Are Desired,

WANT TO END IRISH TERROR   British Laborites Reach ~ Dublin.   WILL INVESTIGATE  SITUATION THERE   Lay Special Stress On Reprisals. ~

LABOR MAY END WAR IN IRELAND   Only Survivor of Detachment of Ca dets Says His Comrades Mistook Assassins for Soldiers—Road May Have Been Mined.

Labor Party Commission Not So Concerned in Fixing Blame for Outrages As in Restoring Order.

LABOR MAY END WAR IN IRELAND   Delegation Reaches Dublin to Aid Any Plan to End Reign of Violence.

PENCE - PROPOSALS      ENGLISH COMMISSION W 4 YVESTIGATE TEPIIS  [1 IN:       Conference Is Proposed to End] Pres. A ent Chaotic Conditions.

PEAGE PROPOSALS   ENGLISH COMMISSION WILE IN. VESTIGATE REPRISALS.   Conference Is Proposed to End Pres ent Chaotic Conditions.

SUGGESTIONS ASKED FOR ENDING IRISH REIGN OF VIOLENCI   Labor Cominittée More Inter1 ested in Restoring Peace than Fixing the Blame   SUSPECTS TAKEN BY POLICE "ARE RELEASED IN LONDO!      Sinn Fein Headquarters Raided by London Authorities

rr  2EXPENDITURES AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 19217FOR TOWN OF DENVER.

EXPENDITURES AND TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 1921 FOR TOWN OF DENVER, 

GERMANY'S POSTTION SHOWN,   Asks Delay of 15 Mouths to Compy With Treaty.

FIRE BREAKS IN COPPER MINE   Undergrownd Workines Near HBis bee. Ariz... Abiaze.

JOHNSON'S VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA IS OF FIRST MAGNITUDI   Majority Over Hoover for Re. publican Delegation May Reach 150,000.

WON'T BLOCKADE JHE BLACK SEA   U. $. Rejects Invitation of Eng: land and France to Participate:   WRANGEL IN SEVERE STRAITS   Official of State Department Says VU. S. Has Never Taken Part in Any ~ Movement Against the Soviet Government.

WON'T. BLOG KADE AGK SEE       Paes   Official of State Department Says U Ss. Has Never.Taken Part in Any Movement Against. the. Soviet  "Government.

WON'T AID BILAL SEA BLOGKAYE   Invitation cf Exgland and France Pejested by U. S.   BEATING CO “ING TO WRANGEL   State Department Issues Statement Saying U. §S. Has Never Taken Part in Any Movement Against the Soviets.

VIRGIN APPARITION. SOLVED   Sunset Shadows Resembling a Statue Stirs roo ote, Livihg Near

VIRGIN APPARITION SOLVED   Sunset Shadows Resembling a Statue Stirs People cviving Né@ar Metz.

WITHDRAWAL OF POLISH LINES WAS PREARRANGED   Little Fighting Except Rear Guard Actions—-Military Fvacuatinge Minsk.

Marshal Foch Called Inte ’ Conference to See What Help Allies May Give Poland. .

POLES RETREAT. ALLIES MAY AID   FOCH ASKS ASSISTANCE; BRITISH WARY AFTER TREATY WITH RUSSIA

POLES WITHDRAWING UPON ENTIRE FRONT   Falling Back Before Red Forces Ev erywhere—Little Fighting Takes Place.

Marshak Fach Holds a Conference With Poles Looking to Aid Against Rolsheviki   (LINES WITHDRAWN BEFORE RUSSIAN ADVANCE, REPORT

SUPPLY OF OIL FOUND ALASKA   Navy Coal Land in Alask: Also Has Great Untouched Coal Deposits

ALASKAN OIL FOR U. S. FLEE]   NAVY AND GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE NEWLY DISCOVERED SUPPLIES,

BORAH DISGRUNTLED   He Has Declined ta Make Any More Speeches for the Natlonal Committee But. Duesn’t :  Say Why.

NO MORE SPEECHES FOR SEN, BORAH   ldnho Senator Writes Senator Johnson—League of Nations the Cause,

BORAH YO CULT STUMP      ‘ Asks Commitica to Make No More Speaking Dates for Hin.   KRULTASTIUN.

OPLIT IN bi. 0, P. OVER LEAGUE NOW SEEMS PROBABLE   Borah, Disquieted Over Atti. tude of Republican Leaders Toward Issue, Quits Presidential Campaign.

WILLWAKE NO MORE SPEECHES   ;BORAH-ASKS THAT: NO-FUR. _ THER DATES BE ASSIGNED -HIM—THE. REASON.

BORAH QUITS STUMP TOUR FOR HARDING   SENATOR BELIEVED DISSATIS FILD_ WITH NOMINEE'S LEAGUE ATL TUDE   IN TOUCH WITH JOHNSO.   Declines to Diseuss Message Which Was Sent to California Irreconciiable,

BORAH QUITS 6,0,P, STUMP   Hint of League Clash as He Gets in Touch With Johnenn.   SENDS WIRE TO CALIFORNIAN   Idaho Senator to Go to Connecticut and Speak in Support of Candidacy of Brandegee, League Irre. conciliable.

BORAH QUITS 6. 9. P CAMPAIGN: NOT 10 MAKE ANY SPEECHES   Wires New York and Chicago Headquarters to Give Him No More Dates.   HARDING ON PROHIBITION   Lax Enforcement of 18th Amend: ment Is Condemned by Nominee in Front Porch Speech.

Wires Senator Johnson Presum. ably Regarding Harding's Stand on. League of Nations   Has Asked That All Speaking Dates Be Cancelled.

BORAH SPEAKING DATES CANGELLE!   Asks Republican Headquar ters to Make No More En gagements for Him in Presi dential Campaign. — Tele graphs Senator Johnson.

SENDS WIRE 10 CALIFORNIAN   idaho Senator to Go to Connecticut and Speak in Support of Candidacy of Brandegee, League Irre.> conciliablie.

BORAH QUITS TOUR -IN HARDING CAUSE   Senator Presumed to Be An. 1, Noyed. by Root's. Pro.’ 2 ‘Beleus Beiniae

1) WINRAR  i) SUPP UR Ay oPEAKEH EUR HARDING   International Court Plan of Root’s Is Opposed by Senator   HIRAM JOHNSON IS DISSATISFIED, REPORT   Borah Declines to Make Public His Reasons for Dropping

BORAH QUITS. SPEAKING TOUR FOR HARDING   Wires G.O.P.. Headquarter to Make No More Dates

BORAH 10 MAKE NO  MORE SPEECHES FOR REPUBLICANS; LEAGUE (IF NATIONS OBSTACLE   [Rumor Persists He and Johnson  Are to Heckle Harding About I the League Cavenant

G.0.P. STUMPCLASH SEEN   HALT CALLED ON IRELAND ~—- REPRISALS   Hint of League Clash as He Gets in Touch With Johnson,   rish Secretary Warns Constabu: lary That Acts of Vengeance Must Cease.   SENDS WIRE TO CALIFORNIAN   SINN FEIN HEAD SEES PLO]   idaho Senatcr to Go to Connecticut and Speak in Support of Candidacy of Brandegee, League irreconciliable.   Arthur Griffith, Founder of Organiza. tion, Charges Acts Are Caiculated : Os Policy of Government—Won't :  Diecuss Grey's Proposal.

DAOSENATOR suCPIIOUS. OF. LARUE STAND   Jrreconcilable Sends. Message _to Hiram Johnson.on His : Attitude          BORAH TO’ ASSIST: IN BRANDEGEE CAMPAIGN   No Corifirmation on Report of  List of Questions to Be : Submitted

HARUING-BORAN BREAK, REPORT   Idaho Senator Cancels Speeches on the G. 0. P. Stump.   HINT OF CLASH ON LEAGUE   Sends Wire to California Leader— Will Go to Connecticut and Speak in Support of Candidacy of Brandegee.

BORAH OUT OF _— G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN   League of Nations Said: te __-y--Be-Responsibie~

BORAH BOLTS ON SPEAKING DATES   Attitude on League of Nations is Believed to Be Responsible.   NO REASONS ARE GIVEN

BORAH SPEAKING DATES ARE CFF   ._  « Republican Senator _ Awaiting Replies to  His Telegrams

SENATOR BORA  gUITS HARDING CAMPAIEN WORK   Idaho Solon Notifies Repub. lican Headquarters to Not Bill Him for Any More Speaking Dates.      Former Bull Mooser Also Opposed to International Court Plan as Drafted by Root for G. O. P. Campaign.

Idaho Senator Asks to be Re. lieved from Stump; to Aid Branderee

BORAH DECLINES 10 SPEAK IN CAMPAIGH   REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOTL FIES HEADQUARTERS TO MAKE NO DATES.   LEADER WIRES JGHNSCA   No Reason Given, for Messages; League Issue 1s Thought to Be Cause.

SOLON DECLINES TO DISCUSS THE MATTEF   Reports Say Borah and Johnson Plan to Submit Questions to Harding Which Will Force Him to Definite Stand on “Scrapping” League of Nations.

SENATOR BORAH WILL NOT SPEAK   REFUSES TO CONTINUE STUMPING FOR HARD. ING AND COOLIDGE.

BORAH QUITS STUMP AS HARDING SPEAKER   Said to Be Opposed to Root International Court   Will Devote Himself to Helping “Irreconcilable” Senators

BORAH QUITS — 0.0, P. STUNE   Hint of League Clash as He Gets _ in Touch With John enn.   Idaho Senator to Go to Connecticut and Speak in Support of Candidacy of Brandegee, League Irreconciliable.

SENATOR BORAH  GANGELG ALL SPEAKING DATES   NOTIPIES REPUBLICAN MANAGERS NOT TO MAKE FURTHER  EXGAGEMENTS FOR HIM,

BORAH REFUSES SPEAKING DATES   TO BE LET OF.  Action Tuterpreied As Expression of  Ptisquiet Me Feels Toward Harding on Loarue Issad:

QUITSIN DISGUST   Idaho Senator Refuses t Make Any More Speeches  for Harding.

BORAH ASKS T0 BE EXCUSED FROM FURTHER TALKS   Differs With Some Leaders Of Party On World League Attitude.

Sa ee eR ee ee Be a  BOAAH ASKS “SPOKE      ‘Also . N fies Johnson:           ‘Republican: easy. Over: Senator’ Ss. Movers:

WON'T SPEAK ° FURTHER HE TELEGRAPHS   League “Bitter Ender” Alst Sends Mysterious Wire to Johnson. ~   MAY MEAN BREAK IN _ REPUBLICAN RANKS

aie BORN NOW SULKS <A BIT   May Only Campaign for Serigtors Opposed to Any Lesage at AIL —

SENATOR BORAH OFF THE STUME   Wants No More Speaking Dates jee POT Harding, ux,   LEADERS ARE MYSTIFIED   Idzho Senator Declines to Give Reasons For Act, But It is Said to Do With Leanue of Nations.

NEW LOW FIGURES FOR YEAR IN SOME STOCK:   The Polish Situation Seemed to _ Effect Prices on Stock Exchange.

MANY STOCKS MAKE NEW LOW ~ SALES FIGURES   Polish Situation With 7-Cent . Drop in Sterling Exchange Cause.   SELLING AFFECTS ALL LINES

LOW FIGURES ON EXCHANGE   New Records Made During Morning’ s Trading in Stocks

BIG SLUMP IN STOCKS   SITUATION IN EUROPE BLAMED FOR WEAKNESS OF NEW YORK MARKET.

STOCKS STRIKE SEASON’S LOW MARK TODAY   Serious Aspect of Polish Sit uation Reflected on ’Change Today.

OVOGKS UV WALL STREET FALL AT REWS OF POLANE   Drop of Sevén Cents in. Ster . fing Exchange-Also Speeds Liguidation

STOCKS DROP IN NEW YORK   New Low Figures for Vear Made in Number of Securities——Polish Situation Cauee. -

NEW LOW Letts REACHED ON NEM YORK EXCHANG:   TOBOGGAN CAUSED BY DROP OF SEVERAL CENTS IN POND STERLING 'T WAS SAID

Copan 00 eens Ae a eae RIES ee  LONDON-TO-MADRID AIRPLANE SERVICE

REPORT TENDENCY TQ TAKE PROFITS   Meat and Preduce Business Hard  Hit by Profiteers in   Massachusetts.

FOOD PROFITEERING IS STILL CONTINUEL   Wages Have Almost Kept Apace of Price Advances, Massachusetts Commission Vinds.

WOCT ALCOHOL KILLS ‘nwo:   Fiery Beverave Causes Death  oF North Topoka Men...

PLAN PASSPORT FEES HIKE   Bill Is Introduced By Representative Porter.

PEAGE DELEGATES FROM POLAND ARE TIRED OF MINSK   Return to Warsaw Disgustes With Treatment by Soviet Representatives.   MAY MEET AGAIN IN RIGA

PRINCE TELLS OF THE INDIGNITIES SUFFERED BY POLISH DELEGATE:    Anti-Bolshevik Forces Landed in Province of Kuban, East of the Sea of Azov, by Gen. Wrangel, Reported  UOnmniataly Annihilatad’!

DELEGATES OF GREAT BRITAIN LEAVE FOR HOME   Indefinite Rec2ss in Interna tional Confab Anticipated

BRITISH DELEGATES QUIT COMMUNICATION SESSION      Indefinite Recess of Interna tional Conference Expected as Result

BLAME FLETCHER FOR LOSS OF SHIF   Captain Long Claims Orders From Admiral Sims Were Disregarded:  ~   TAKES WITNESS STAND        tillés -Convay Was “Proceeding in Single File When. ‘Torpedo Hit

‘LOSS OF U. S. TRANSPORT  ATTRIBUTED TO FLETCHER   Admiral's Disregard of Sim's Orders, Charged in Testimony of Captain Long.

PLACES BLAME ON PLEETCHER,   faes of Transport Antilles Attributed  Titercadiew ta AaAdbemitent

CHARGES FLETCHER WITH LOSS OF U. S. TRANSPORT ANTILLES   Member of Sims’ Staff De _clares He Disregarded In structions from Superior

BLAMES FLETCHER FOR ANTILLES LOSS   Capt. Long Says He Disre garded Orders and Used  Wrong Formation.

CONVENTION NOW ONAN GHICAEL   CHAIRMAN HAYS CALLED MEET. ING TO ORDER AT 11 ALM.   SENATOR LODGE OF MASS   Temporary Chairman Delivered Key Note Address, Summer Weather Prevailed. Large Throngs Began Filling Coliseum Early

Republican Convention -— Under Way; Lodge Speech Summarizes Party Aims; More Dark Horses Appear

EASTERN WYOMING FELOS IN REVIEW   Peculiar Features of the Various Pools,   ‘LANCE CREEK IS CLOSING

EASTERR SYOMING FIELDS iN REVIEN   Fecutiar Features of the Va: rious Pools,   LANCE CREEK IS CLOSING   Mule Creek a Dependable Development —- Shallow Wells Start Large aud Show Con. sistent Production — Trying for Ertensions—Wildcat Oparatinne«e Ahant TLwelk.

EJGAR SCHMITT, NO. 127   Former Evansville Chief Now Works at Atlanta Prison.

ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION “IN PANAMA CITY   Reception to Pershing Marred When 2,000 Na tives March in Protest  to U.S. Occupation, ol ia ar eee £   ‘SMALL DISORDER

Py ‘NAMANS STAG aan TO GENERAL PERSHING   Two Thousand March:Through Streets Denouncing Americans While Military Hero Is Guest~ ~ Fortifying of Island Is Cause

ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION   By People of Panama Mars Reception for General Per- shing in That City.   MAD ABOUT ISLAND . , AMERICA HAS TAKEN   Fortification Point for Whicl Owners Think They Didn’t Get Bnouch.

Panamanians Demonstrate in Streets Against America and Mar Reception to Pershin

AMBASSADOR DAVIS. *   To Be Given Great Homecoming AWoeleame at Clarkebore.

DUBLIN SIMMERING WITH REVOLUTION   Strife Between the Opposing Parties Borders on Open Warfare

 GREEKS AUTHORIZED TO OCCUPY CONSTANTINOPLE, DISPATCH TO ROME SAYS

GREEKS ARE TO BE ALLOWED  TU BCCUPY CONSTANTINOPLE   This Is a Report from Rome Taday- No Confirmation Otherwise.

GREEKS GIVEN A FREE HAND   Authorised by Allied Natiers te Oceepy Cenestantiznepie.

CROWN PRINCE 10 VISIT OLD HOME   Plans to Return to Berlin Incognito to Attend to Real Estate Husiness.

AGTIVE WEEK  FOR ELECTION IE NEL EGATES   Major Parties Have Nearly Equal Number to Select for Approaching Presi dential Nomination Conventions.     i. JF Bel se Mitte oto em wb — oe wo ee   Is Prospect of Delegation Being Uninstructed—-California Among States to  Hold Elections on Tuesday.

C. 0. P. DELEGATES WILL BE CHOSE   Fifty-four to be Named This Week.   CAMPAIGN IS UNDER “WAY   Sixteen Will Be Selected in Uiah Today—-Maryland Members of Party Will Also Vote With Johnson and Wood as Principal Presidential Contestants.

NAMED THIS WEEK   Primaries and State Conventions to Be Held in Utah, California, Maryland, Kentucky and Indiana.

DELEGATES TO _- BE ELECTEL      3. O. P. Will Name 54 During the Week anc Democrats Will Select 68 Personsto Attenc Convention.   MANY CONTESTS

RATIONAL POLITICS TO HAVE BUSY WEEK   54 G. 0. P. AND 68 DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO BE NAMED TO CONVENTIONS.   Indiana, Utah, Maryland, Kentucky and California Voters Wil) Express Preferences.

CALIFORNIA AND INDIANACHOOSE “MEN THIS WEEK   One Hundred  _ Eighteen Dele_ gates to Two Conventions Will Be Selected   UTAH AND MARYLAND TO ~ HOLD STATE PRIMARIES   -_ oS  Greatest Interest Centers On Fight Between Hoover and Johnson on Coast

THIS WEEK TO SEE BATTLES   MANY STATES TO SIGNIFY PRE <i. DENTIAL CHOICE,   MARYLAND LEADS OFF MONDAY   INTEREST CENTERED IN CAti FORNIA AND INDIANA. e   Four Repeblican Centenders iu La: ter State, But Heoever and Jeha. sea to Fight it Owt Alene Om the (Const.

MANY DELEGATES TO BE SELECTED   Primaries and Conventions This Week in Several States.   SPIRITED CONTESTS REPORTED

MANY STATES ARE TO NAM NELECATIONG   CRUCIAL WEEK ID POLITICS   COLMEORNIA AND INDIANA ARE TO WITNESS TWO VITAL BATTLES

MANY STATES ARE TO NAME DELEGATIONS   CRUCIAL WEEK IN POLITICS      CALIFORNIA ANDINDIANA ARE TO WITNESS TWO VITAL BATTLES

PARTY PRIMARY ACTIVITY GROWS   Many Delegates Will Be Elected This Week   In All One Hundred Eighteen Party Representatives Will Be Chosen This Week and Results are Expected to Give Line on Drift of Public Political Sentiment

MANY STATES IN POLITICAL TURMOI   Primaries and Conventions This Week.

SALIFORNIA PRIMARY ATTRACTS ATTENTION   Fight There is Between Hoover and Johnson and Will Be Settled Tuesday; Maryland Will Vote Today

"RETURNS DUE   Business Men, Farmers and Wage -Workers Must File Schedules of income for 1919.   MARCH -15 LAST FILING DATE.   Net Incomes of $1,000 or Over, if Sin gie; or $2,000 or Over if Married,  Must Be Reported. “4

is a New Byword In Chicaco Since the Physician Operated Upon Himself,

GOV. COX ENCHGES IN DEBATE WITH  MAN IN AUDIENDE   Criticises Senator Harding for Objecting to interruptions to Baltimore Speech.   SAYS HE BOTH WELCOMES AND INVITES QUESTIONS   Declares He Will Oppose «Any Measure That is in Conflict With Constitution and Prohibition Amendment as Interpreted by Supreme Court.

TEN ADDRESSES MADE BY GOVERNOR COX IN SOUTH DAKOTA; VOICE IS HARSH

SAME ATTITUDE TAKEN BY GER MANY CAUSED NATION TO BE RUINED, SAYS CON.

Gov. Cox Debates League With a Man in Audience   Senator Harding’s Objection to Being Questioned Criticised by Democrat*c Candidate in Speeches in South Dakota—Will “Oppose Any Measure in Conflict With Constitution of United States.”

MURPHY, SMITH TAGGART AND OTHERS CONFER   Leading Democrats Tall Over What Happened to  TAGES Kikepaeeinne 4

DEMOCRATS AT FRENCH LICK   Arrive fer Conference Ameng Party TW ack ara

MFETING OF DEROCRATS   Siate and Nauonal Leaders Meet a Salt Lake, Ind.. for Informal > Sr ar pera Srp

No other item of food contains so complete a ration as DeLuxe Bread.  Collin Street Bakery.

REPUBLICANS WILL CONTROL CONGRESS   Twenty Votes Increase in House. —

EPUBLICANS ALSO MAKE GREAT GAINS IN CONGRESS   VETERANS ARE ALL RETURNED

BY INCREASED MAJ . ORITY CONFIDENTLY CLAIMED BY THE REPTIRIICANG °°   Gained by Republicans in as Many States Says Hays—Four Southern  ' States May be Republican.

BY INCREASED MAJORITY CONFIDENT.  _ LY CLAIMED BY THE REPUBLICANS,   Gained by Republicans in as Many States Says Hays—Four Southern States May be Republi.

Republicans Gain Many Seats ir Senate. Others Climb On Winning Van.   SMITH FIGHTS GAMELY   New York Governor Has Only Slight Lead Over Opponent. May be Nosec Out.

CONTROL GONGRESD   GOOD WORKING MAJORITY If SENATE HOUSE,   Increa¢téd House Majority and In creased in Senate.

GAINS MADE BY G. 0. P. IN HOUSE   20) Additional Votes Are Assured by Returns From Only 17 States—Increased Vote in Senate Indicated.

G. O. P. CONTROL OF CONGRESS IS NOW CERTAINTY   New Gain of Twenty ir House Indicated By Returns.

Republicans Tncrease_Leac  in Beth House and . Senate.   MANY ARE IN DOUBT   Landslide Probably Will Ac to Increase Party Vot- ° ing Strength.

me GOOD WORKING ‘MajoRITY 1 : SENATE HOUSE.  Hy   Tncreanta (Mouse Majority and in he creased in Seninte, OF

REPUBLICANS — HOLD CONGRES!   INCREASED MAJORITY IN HOUSE AND PROBABLY MORE.

REPUBLICANS WILL CONTROL HOUSE AND SENATE NEXT MARC!   Expected to Have Over 100 Majority in House and Good Majority in Senate.

U.S. Senate Will Have a Republican Majority of Eight or Ten.   UNCLE JOE CANNON: WINS 23rd ELECTION

REPUBLICAN MAIORIR# = IN HOUSE I BOOSTE      Returns from “Only” 17 State: Show a Ne} Gain of 20 Seats. 

. GO. PL MAJORITY iN CONGRESS INUREASES   ! Republican Control for Another Two Years is Assured By Retarns . Krom Stateaee.

G0 PONTO. DF CONGRESS AW ASSURE      Large Gain for House and Senate From. Overnight Rerorts

ADD 20 VOTES IN HOUSE; OLD ~ GUARD WINNERS   Brandegee, Wadsworth, Dil lingham, Penrose and Watson Victorious.   UNCLE JOE CANNON CHOSEN 23RD TIME

CONTROL OF BOTH HOUSES IN HANDS OF REPUBLICANS   .=__} Majority Increased oy Ten; Gain Also In Senate.

G. O. P. HAS CONGRESS IN VEST POCKE’   Republican Party Has Con trol of Legislature for the Next Two Years.

REPUBLICANS HOLD CONTROL OF CONGRESS   Substantial Gains are Made By Party in Big Victory.

REPUBLICANS GAIN IN CONGRESS   Wil ‘Gontrol Both Branches Fo Next Two Years.   VETERANS ARE RETURNED   House Majority is Largely Increased and Senate Margin of Eight te Ten igs Predicted.

CONGRESS BECOMES MORE THAN EVER REPUBLICAN   Changes in Committees Likely To Follow Owing to Fact Some Chairmen Lose Out

LOWOEN TAD aUPPORT Ct STORY VOI   DELEGATION IS INSTRUCTED FOR ILLINOIS LEADER   Fund To Aid Nationa! Campaign To Be Raised Here.

STORY COUNTY 10 - VOTE FOR LOWDEN   Story County Delegation Instruct ed for Lowden

DEMS BACK UP LEAGUE WITH $95 000 BEI   HARDING, JOHNSON, BORAH, LODGE, HAYS, ALSO ASKED TO ENTER ESSAY CONTEST

$50,000 PRIZE 15 OFFERED BY PRO-LEAGUERS   Will Pay For Proof That League Abridges Sovereignty of America.”   DESIRE WIDE PUBLICITY   Announcement Directed Particularly At Republican Leaders.

If Republican Charges League Abridges Sovereignty of Amer ica Are Proved, $25,000.   CHALLENGE ENEMIES PACT   Challenge Open to Any One in U S., Statement from Pro League Independents.

naraing and Others Offered Huge Reward tf Prove Claims On League  Pro-League Independents Ask Show-Down on G. 0. P. Declarations.

320,000 PRIZE TO PROVE LEAGUE BAD   PRO-LEAGUE INDEPENDENTS OFFER REWARD TO HARDING, BORAH ET AL.   Must Show That League Covenant ‘‘Abridges American Sovereignty’’ In the Essays Submitted.

DANGERS OF LEAGUE MADE ESSAY TOPIC   Offer $25,000 for First Proof League Will Abridge Sovereignty

DEMOCRATS ISSUE DEFY —«* 0C0P   Offers Cash Prize, $25, 000 for Proof Covenant will Abridge American Rights

FOR PROOF LEAGUE HANDICAPS NATION   Pro-League Independents Out With Prize for Essay From Any Person.in the U. S.   COOLIDGE BELIEVES G. 0. P. MAY CARRY TENNESSEE   Vice Presidential Candidate Is Not Favorably Impressed by Offer of Debate.

DEMOCRATS OFFER CASH PRIZE FOR PROOF THAT LEAGUE OF NATIONS ‘WILL ARRINDGCE UL ©. SOVERFICNTY

$25,000 REWARD FOR LEAGUE OPPONENTS    Prove Commi Abridges Amer_ ican Sovereignty Only De mand Of Democrats.

MUST SHOW THAT LEAGUE ABRIDGES OUR SOVEREIGNT'   I wenty-Five Thousarm Offered Anyone Who  Proves Point.

PRIZE OF §20.000 ~ FOR LEAGUE PROO!   Democratic Headquarters Want to Get Evidence from Republican Chiefs

REPUBLICANS ARE OFFERED PRIZE ON ~ PRODUCING PROOI   Harding, Johnson, Lodge.  Borah, Hays — Anybody  - Can Win Lots of Dem-. ocratic Money   $25,000 IS PREMIUM   WHICH WILL GO TO MAN. OR WOMAN SHOWING ‘LEAGUE  ENDANGERS SOVEREIGNTY — uo OF AMERICA

A Twenty-Five Thousand Offer   Denweralie Nattonar Weadquarters Mako Bold Proposition to Repub. » Fists Ranch.

CASH PRIZE OF $25,000 OFFERED   To First to Prove League Would “Abridge the Savereignty of America”   Harding, Johnson, Lodge, or Anybody Else in U. 8. Fligible to Compete

HERE'S CHANCE FOR ANIIS   $25,000 Reward Offered for Proot that mone Abridges U. 8S. overignty.

darding, Johnson, Borah, ¢ al., Must Prove That League Would “Abridge Sovereign. ty of America” or Admit Their Charges are Untrue.

STFER $95,000 TO OPPONENTS OF THE LEAGUE   JHNSON, RORAH, LODGE AND COLLEAGUES ARIE NAMED IN PARYICULAR.   “ays and White are to Name dges Who Will Decide the Winner of Anti Essay.

CHALLENGE TO _ 6.0,P, LEADERS   Ask Anyone to Show How League Would Abridge American Sovereignty.   GIVE PRIZE OF $25,000   ‘Want Essays Explaining if Possible,  How League Would Abridge Sovereignty of Nation.

$25,000 PRIZE OFFERED FOR PROOF THAT LEAGUE COVENANT ABRIDGES NATION’S SOVEREIGNT

$25,000 for Proof That The League Abridges Rights of Americans   Pro-League Independents Offer Cash to Harding, Johnson, Hays or Anyone Else.

PRIZE OFFER ~ BY PRO-LEAGUE INDEPENDENTS   Advocates of Versaille: Treaty Hang Up $25, 000 for Someone Te Prove It a Fraud.

ISSUE CHALLENGE TO REPUBLICANS ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Argtment of Johnson, Borah, Lodge, Hays and Others Is Dealt Hard Blow by Pro-League  Supporters,

ALLIED TROOPS OFF FOR TURKE   WILL DISCIPLINE THAT ELEMENT OF TURKS OPPOSFD TO TREATY.

Negro Fall Festival Thursday Night True Eleven Hall  Grand Ball and Inter City Gathering. Auto a from all nearby  Ww alton’ Ss q- P riece Ore ‘hestra

TWO DIE IN WARSAW RIOT   Troops Battle With Civilians at Rail. road Station.

KILLED, @ HURT Ab POL JEWS AND TROOPS Mi}   Soldiers Entraining for Fron Involved in Praga Clash Placed Under Arrest.

TRAIL BECOMES ‘COLD’ POSSE RETURNS   ARIZONIANS: SHOT DOWN WITHOUT ‘DOG’S CHANCE’ ©

EXPEGT ViOLENGE FOLLOWING DEATH OFUS. CITIZEN   Posse Gives ‘Up ‘Seareh . As, ‘Bandits Take: to_ ee . Hills.   ARE SHOT “LIKE DOGS’   Relatives of f Stricken Man Rushing To His -.. Bedside:

LITTLE CHANGE. ~—(N RAPTURINE   Of Mexican Bandits Who Murdered Assistant Postmaster In Arivaca, Ariz.   BROTHER OF VICTIM IS FATALLY WOUNDED   ‘Both Men Were “Shot Down  Like Dogs by the Murderous Mexicans.

" Over MV urder Of Americans   , S. Cavalry Hunting ‘Hot Trail” for Mexican Bandits Who Robbed Ariziona Post. Office, Killed One'Man and Fatally Wounded ; His Brother

MEXICAN BANDITS MAKE THEIR ESCAPE   Morderers of Americans Elude Posses In Wild Country South of the Border.

RETURNS BET ON 1919-SERIES      Ohiesn Senas’ Back Money Wen or Reda After Recent Scandal Expose.

RETURNS BET ON 1919 SERIES   Ohioan Sends Back Money Won on Reds After Recent Scandal Expose, —

1919 SERIES BET RETURNEC   Man in Ohio Sends Back Money Won on the Reds.

BAT oH Hal  WOE KEHO MAY HEGLANE OT AIL      NOT KNOWN WHETHER BALLOT OF MEMBENSHIP WILL PRECEDE STRIKE ORDER,

PRISONERS BEAT TURNKEY BUT ARE PREVENTED FROM ESCAPING BY NERV WORK OF “TRUSTY”   Hide In Bath Room And Attack Jailer When He Makes Early Morning Round -- Sheriff Believes General Delivery Was To Have Beén Attempted.

INN. FEIN CHIEF ~BENES. REPORTS      Urges Impartiat Tibunal” to Probe Reprisal Charges . Against British —

OAV INN FEIN {SNOT DIVIDED   ITALIAN SOCIALIST MISSION COMPILES A REPORT. ~~ AFTER VISIT.

ISH LEADER SiS BAITISH ICE TORTHRE   Arthur Grittith Gives Assooi ated Press Interview on. Erin Situation   INDEPENDENCE ONLY. : SETTLEMENT BASIS   Plan to Set: Up- Republic Must . Be Followed Out, °  He Says

SLAIN GRIM  HET HIALD I  IRELAND At DUE TO PLU   Sinn Fein Organization I: Divided Against Self, Says Report   “CAPTIVES TORTURED IN PRISON, CHARGE   Griffith Savs England Says Army Officers Disguised as Dublin Policemen

DENIES A REPORT SIN FEIN SPLIT   Organization Leader Assail Statements and Reiterates ‘Calculated Policy’ Charae.

POLISH ARMY IS GHDWOING REDS TOWARO KIEFt   WAR OFFICE ANNOUNCES AN AVERAGE PENETRATION OF THIRTY MILES...

Penetration Fr From _ 30 to 50 -. Miles 1s Reported in  ‘London.   COMPLETE! H! SURPRISE IS ADMINISTERED SOVIETS   Lloyd-Geotge  S: Says "Skies Cleared”; for Allies at Re"cent. Meeting,

Thirty-six Divisions of Bolshe viki Troops Are Reporte: Beaten; Hundreds ‘Taker - Prisoners and Much Boot    Ukrainians “Rising to Divert Forces. of Lenine, Trotsky; Rumor ‘Has It That Whites   of Balti¢ Are Reorganizing

POLISH ARMY © ADVANCING ONRUSSIANS      ADYIC ESN EROM WAR OFFIC SAYS POLES APPROACHING CAPITAL OF ZITHEMIR   1 igi POLISH CARALRY PENETRATED AN AVERAGE OF St MELER ALONG Walt FRONT.

SOME To GIVING ORUUND BEFORE DAVE OF POLES   More Than 700,000 Troop: in Offensive, Penetrating 50 Miles in Places

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MRS. DAVID M. FOGLE DIES AT BROADWAY   Mother of O. M. Fegle, of Richwood Succumbs Wednesday Morning Following Operation.

MRS. DAVID M. FOGLE DIES AT BROADWA'   MOTHER OF 0. M. FOGLE SUC SUMBS WEDNESDAY MORNING FOLLOWING OPERATION.

GRAND JURY PROBES DEEP INTO MATTERS BROUUGHT BEFORE IT   Utmost Secrecy Observed Undei Strict Orders of the Circuit Judge in His Charge.   OSAGE CITY RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN SUMMONED   Number of Other Cases Attracting the Attention of the Inquisitorial Body.

DEEP INTO MATTERS BROUUGHT BEFORE IT   Utimost Secrecy Observed Unde! _ Strict Orders of the Circuit ws Judge in His Charge.   OSAGE CITY RESIDENTS " HAVE BEEN. SUMMONED   Number of Other Cases Attract ing the Attention of the Inquisitorial Body.

BRYAN AND SEN. REED  DISGRUNTLEL   GOV. GOX ALWAYS.HAD » CLOSE s HAVES. I   Ran 83,000. Behind Wilson - Four - Years ’ Azo— Just - Nosed in Last Time —  - Harding Won by 103,000.

BRYAN AND SEN. REED DISGRUNTLED   GOV. GOX ALWAYS HAD CLOSE SHAVES IN ORTO    Ran 83,000 Behind Wilson Four . Years. Ago— Just Nosed in Last Time —  ~ Harding Won-by 103,009.

RECRUITING STATION DOING WONDERS. HERE   aixteen Accepted Since June J or Hight More Than Expecter Monthly Quota.

SEVEN ACCEPTED FOR - -ARMY ‘SINCE SATURDAY   Lotal ‘Reciuiting Sts Station is; Well “to thé “Front ‘of All In . This Enlistment ‘Distwiel. -

TELEGRAPH C0. STILL TRYING SECURE CABLI   i a Government Officials Watct i Telegraph Company to  Prevent Some Uou D.

ARMY OF 300,000" TDENFORCE TERMS OF TURKISH PACT   Plans of Supreme Allied Coun. Oe cil Will Be Consid- 7 ered Monday.

d0.C00 MEN FOR ALLIED GUARD IN TURKEY PROPOSE   Pact London Recently Frame That Plans t Will Receive Scrutiny at San Remo   ENTENTE MEMBERS NOT OVER-ENTHUSIASTIC ON 11   ‘Some Opinion Favors Condition: Eased That Strong Isiam Regime Can Accept.

TO POLICE TURKS WITH 800,000) MIEN   This Is Plan Under Treaty of London Orawn by Allied Premiers; May Make Modifications.

McCORMICK COMING BACK   Famous American Tenor Will Appear In Grand Opera Again

BATTLESHIPS ARE SENT 10 CHINA COAS!   Will Protect American Interests From Yellow Revolutionists.

U. S. DESTROYERS   ACCOMPANIED BY AMERICAD BATTLESHIP GO TO CHINA PORT   (By United Press)

U.S. FLEET SENT TO TAKU, CHINA   To Protect Americans In Case of m Attack in ibe colsese Capital,» ‘ehin ow

AMERICAN WARSHIPS: ARE SENT TO CHINA   BATTLESHIP AND THREE DES. TROYERS TOQ‘OFFER PRO- TECTION TO WU. 8.  Mente wsre:

RIOTS IN LONDONNERY   an ee ae Hundreds of Idle Men Walk Streets Individual Encounters.

MANY ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN THE SIN FEINERS AND UNIGNISTS   Londonderry Again the Scene of Riotous Demonstrations—  City in State of High Tension—Stone Throwing : and Shots Fired

FAILURE OF OUTLAWS To RECOGNIZE BONILLAS IN THEIR HANDS SAVES LIFE   Prisoner in City of Mexico Tells of Slaying of Carranza, and of His Own Detention by Assassins, and Release

QUTLAW STRIKE ALARMING THE UNITED STATES   Appeal Asked to President Wilson by Rail Brotherhoods and by Officials of the Gov ernment.

URGE PRESIDENT TO TAKE ACTION  RAIL STRIKE   FEAR SERIOUS RAILROAD TIE-UF UNLESS IMMEDIATE ACTION IS TAKEN

APPEAL MADE TO PRESIDENT TO HALT WALKOUT.   Government Officiais and Brotherhood Heads Seek Wilson's Ald in Stopping the Strike.

Wilson Is Asked to Halt Threatened Rail Tieup,   Both Brotherhood Heads and Govern. ment Officials Ask That Executive Take Action.

DECISIONS OF PREMIERS ARE MADE PUBLIC   Integrity of Poland's Western Frontier is Guaranteed In Announcement.   Munitions and Skilled Officers jo Aid For Present.

Democratic ( Candidate Ad. dresses Newly Enfranchised Voters At Dayton

COX DECLARES WOMEN’S VOTES   Will be Cast for the League of Nations Idea. to Keep Pledges.   THE GOVERNOR TALKS TO WOMEN AT DAYTON   Says They Will Convert Christian Idealism Inte Statutes of Statesmanchin.

HEAR CASE MONDAY.   To Be Determined Then What's to Be Paxea AUTRE “Ste aa:

MADE PRESIDENT EMERITUS   Trustees of University of Hlinois Accept James’ Kesignation.

RESIGNATION OF JAMES ACCEPTED   Resigns Because of Tl Health ——Dean Kinley Temporarily at Head of Institution.

DEMOCRATS TRY TC RECONCILE VIEWS OF TWO LEADERS   Start Drive to Patch Up Differences Between — Wilson and Bryan,   DISPLAY CHAGRIN AT DEVELOPMENTS   Hopeful, However, That the Differences May Be Ironed Out At Conference.

Started .by Demoerats [na Grand Drive lo Bring Wil. son and Bryan Together Aeon.   NATIONAL CAMPAIGN   May Be Made in Treaty Ls . sue and Split in Derioerat ic Ranks Ts Considered T Shaler

TRY TOPATCH. . “UP DIFFERENCES   ‘Democrats Witle Apart on Ques   tion of Compromise for Rat i ification of Treaty

Unconfirmed Report Current lf Bryaz Ie Not Converted to Wilesn’s Views. =

PARTY LEADER CFEN RATTLED"   Over the Split Between the President and Mr. Bryan On the Treaty.   UNLESS W. J. B. YIELDS THEY MAY “CAN’’ HIM   Ho’s Routed Out Early Today to Confer With the Ne eenmal Mnammit*eemen 

TRY TO PATCH DEMOCRATIC SPLIT   Uryam Haaled Gut Ag Early Hour For Confereoce—Early Hefcrendum on Treaty Not Improbable—  Baxuslews Kleastle Uses Dee Bevan

VICTORY GOMES AFTER TWO DAY'   VOTE CLOSE-—-RECONSIDERA. TION MOTION DOCKETED FOR TOMORROW.

SUFF FOES BEGIN COURT FIGHT TO HALT WOMAN VOTE IN NOVEMBER   G. 0. P. WELCOMES WOMEN   READY TO MEET ATTACKS

AVERS RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 1S. FRAUD   Denver Pastor Makes Grave Charges Against “Pillar of, Fire” in8100,000 .  ata py tes) eo Ouat >

SENATE HAS ADJOURNED   All Immediate Pressing Business Has. Been  Disposed Of 

SENATE ADOPTS PLAN FOR A BRIEF RECESS   Will Not Interfere With Activities of the Various Com ann 4644 oe

BENATE TAKES. RECE      Alter Meeting Thursday a Christ  omis Vacation WUL Be Taken.”

SENATE PASaE3 DILL REVIVING FINANGE BOD   TAKES SHORT RECESS FOR HOL IDAYS AFTER CLEARING UP PENDING BUSINESS.

AVIATORS CRUSHED TO DEATH   Airplane at Sioux City Flying Field Fell ie Tall Spin.

SEGRETARY GF EOUC ATOR ‘g  ATES!  eRe Sata ia   4.009 School Superintendents Cheer Speaker Advacating Srorth-Towner Bill.

4,000 Teachers Cheer s peech Ur ging School Secretary in Cabinet

AS MEDIUM T0 FIGHT RADICALS   Columbia Professor Wants Cabinet Officer For  Education.    DELEGATES WILDLY CHEER — SPEAKER'S GALL TO ARMS   More Revenue Is Needed tc Fight Bolshevism In America.

SEDITION TO BE FOUGHT BY THE TEACHERS   National Educational Association Takes Steps to Make War on the Radical Elements.

BRUSSELS TOM   Traveling Conference. After Sitting in Three Other Countries, Will Hold ¢ Ceccion in Belgium.

SURVEY 1S MADE   Reports to United Press Show That Cost of Liv‘ing is Coming Down   STATEMENT BY CLEWS   Believed That Cutting the Price of Automobiles Was the Starter

SLASH IN. PRICES   General Decline Was Reflected to New York Stock. Market.— Food Prices Take a Tumble in the East

ARE CURED OF BOLSHEVISM   Seventy Germans Return to Prusala From Moscow—Had Enough Com. munism, They Declare.

GERMANS REPORT THEY ARE CUKED _OF BOLSHEVISN   Seventy Workmen Return to Prussia Disgusted With Soviet Russia.

ONE DEAD, 1 HURT WHEN CAR TAKES PLUNGE IN CREEK   mes Autoists Drive Throug! Briiige Rail.

COMPANION OF AMES, BUSINESS MAN -DROWNEL   Mintle He. is fin “critical Condition as “Result of Cold Bath =

PARTY LEADERS MEET IN GONFAB   Gather to Counsel with Cox and Roosevelt —  ON COMING CAMPAIGN   Much Preliminary Work Done in Conference—Democratic National Committee — will Meet Today to Organize for  -.Campaign — Many Major Matters to he Considered 

GAT GRAND TcauNE   BIG POWWOW IN COLUMBUS.      MAY DRAFT CUMMINGS AS CHAIRMAN FOR CAMPAIGN.

PARTY LEADERS GATHERING FOR GRAND GOUNGIL   BIG POWWOW IN COLUMBUS.      MAY DRAFT CUMMINGS AS CHAIRMAN FOR CAMPAIGN.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS GATHER FOR THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING; COX TO ANSWER HARDING IN HIS ACCEPTANCE

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS REET WITHINOMINEES   NATIONAL COMMITTEE WILL OB. GANIZE TODAY AND OUT- ~ LINE PLANS.   AIOTIFIGATION IN AUGHST   COX AND ROOSEVELT WILL CANPAIGN FOR SIX WEEES IN EAST AND WEST.

FORM PLANS FOR ~ CAMPAIGN TODAY   Governor Cox and President Wilson In Complete Agreement on League.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TALK OVERS NATIONAL POLITICAL BATT   Cotinsel With Cox and Roose“vélt and Bo Preliminary Work For Organization of Forces to Be Used ih Prestdential Campaign. .

LEADERS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE   ‘Democratic National Com  mittee Members Arrive in Columbus   TO DISCUSS DETAILS   Edmund Moore Deelines to Accent Directorship of Campaign Committes

LEADERS COUNSEL COX,      Democratic National Commit tee Will Meet This Morning to Organize Campaign.

PARTY LEADERS ARE IN COLUMBUS WITH COX AND ROOSEVELT   National Cémmittee to Meet at 11 O’Clock This Morning— To Elect a Chairman.      NEITHER CUMMINGS NOR MOORE WANT TO HEAD IT   Committee From Many States Bring Favorable Reports— Illinois Not Republican.

COMMITTEE IS AQ MEET TODAY FORREAL WORK   “Moore Is Favored by Cox for *. Chairman of the Democrat« de National Committee,   NOTIFICATION WILL BE MADE EARLY IN AUGUST   Candidates Promise to Get Busy and Make Speaking “Tours of Country; To Close  ~” Campaign in Home States.

PARTY LEADERS MEET NOMINEES IN OHIO CITY   Will Select Chairman for Campaign and Arrange  Speaking Tours.

DEMOCRATS WILL NAME COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TODAY   Also Choose Executive Sub Committee and Plan for Financing Campaign.   LEADERS CONFER WITH NOMINEES AT COLUMBUS   Gov. Cox Declines to Respond to Request of Senator Harding for Details of Conference With President Wilson on League of Nations.

COX CAMPAIGN - PLANS WILL BE FRAMED TODAY   Democratic Nationa! : Committee Meets in  Columbus At 11 A. M.   ; Nominee Anxious to Have E. H. ‘Moore, His Convention Boomer,  Take Charge of Campaign

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS GATHER AT COLUMBUS   ‘Discuss Strategi ic Moves of Cam: paign With Cox and Roosevelt »—To Select Chairman _

COX TO ANSWER (0 P QUERIES: FAVORS MOORI   DEMOS GATHER TODAY T( APPOINT CAMPAIGN MANAGER

Leaders to Name National Chairman, Select Headquarters, Arrange Finances and Notification Dates— Speaking Tour for Cox and Roosevelt to Open in August—Moore Declines Chairmanship — Party Outlook Honeful.   MOORE DECLI DECLINES TO ACCEPT CAMPAIG.. JOB

COX, ROOSEVELT AND LEADERS PLANNING   NOTIFICATION TO BE EARLY IN ATOGUST.   National Demecrat Committee Mects This Merniug te Organise (Cor:fug Cam patge—Neminces in Cenference.

Party Leaders Gather at Columbus to Confer With Cox and Roosevelt Regarding Plan of Battle   NATIONAL COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING TODAY   Choosing a Chairman and Many Other Important Matters Are to Be Decided at This Conference

Cox Declines to Respond to Request of Harding for Details of Conference With Wilson Regarding League of Nations. Says He Will Answer Anything Desirable in Acceptance Speech. Reports of Outlook Optimistic.

REED CAN'T GO ON A PROXY.   Democratic Preeedure Baes Not Ree. aepnive Proxies, PH Is Stated.

1920 Winter Wheat Crop Will Be Quarter Biilion ~ Bushels Below 1919 Crot

WHEAT CROP 248,000,000 BUSHELS BEHIND 191!   Big Wading’ OF Is Result of the Remoeyal of the Guavanteo Wheat  \Prices During the War.

1920 WINTER  WHEAT CROP VERY SHORT   Forecast is 483,617,000 Ht Compared. With 731,44 Busheis Lust v      Hels Ap ,000

HARDING ADVOCATES BUDGET SYSTEM   rane  Alioges Extravecznce on Pez! ol  Democrat ¢ sdmiaisration

HARING AGORES WILSON FOR VETO Ut BUDGET BILL   Quotes Treasury Figures t Support Charges of Extravagance.   WHEELING SPEECH SIXTH ‘OF DAY IN WEST VIRGINIA   Proposes to Inaugurate Policy of Economy and Efficiency That Will Put the Phole Fed. eral Government on a Sound Business Basis.

HARDING PROMISES POLICY OF ECONOM)   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE RAPS PRESIDENT AND LAUDS G. 0. P. CONGRESS.

Democratic Extravagance Brought Nation to Brink of Ruin Alleges Harding

HARDING ATTAGKS MANAGEMENT -BY THE DEMOCRATS   Declares” Extravagance™ ha: Brought Nation to Brink  of Disaster.

COX WILL HELP   Governor Assures Women’s Party He Will Urge Ratifi--‘ cation by Tennessee. 

TWO MEN KILLED  BY EXPLOSION   Bolivar the Scene of the Killinc by Nitro-Glycerine.   SHOOTER BLOWN TO BITS   Maynard Green, of Richburg and Harry Sherwin, of Brad__ ford Meet Sudden Death When High Explosives Let Go Near Pringle Powder  fn ta Alanasings

Two MEN KILLED © BY EXPLOSION   Bolivar the Scerie of the Kiting by Nitro-Glycerine.   SHOOTER: BLOWN TO BITS   Maynard Green, of Richburg, and Harry Sherwin, of Bradford: Meet Sudden Death ~-When> High: Explosives” Let Go Near . Pringle. Powder  fn to Mannadsine

SENATE QF ISS. HOLDS NEW HOPE FOR SUFFRAGE   BITTER CPPOSITION MELTS 4NE MEASURE 1S APPROVED; HOUSE ACTION MAY BEAT DEL.

MI beet tay, MAY BECOME THIRTY-SIXTH_ RATIFIER OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMEN’

MISSISSIPPI SENATE VOTES FOR SUFFROGE   Favorable Action Is Predicted for the Measure in Lower House Despite its Recent Defeat There.

ITALY TO DECLARE WAR'S END OCT. 3   War Measures Will Be Revoked and War Ministry Reduced, It Is Announced,

REPUBLICANS ARE READY FOR HEAVY  INCREASE OF VOTE      VOTES OF 800,000 WOMEN ID INDIANA WILL NOT AFFECT G. 0. P. PLANS   DEMOCRAHIC COUNTIES MAY SHOW A SHIFTINE

STATES PREPARE FOR NEW VOTERS   Machinery Set in Operation tc Provide for !mmense Number of Women.   WILL AID REPUBLICANS

MEXICO BUILDS HOPES ON RECOGNITION BY AMERICI   Great Britain to Follow Lead of United States, Covarrubias Says

SIMS NEAR END OF TESTIMON)   Commander of Naval Forces in Foreign Waters During War Continues Expose.   WAS GIVEN WO HELI

SMALL STAFF HINDERED SIMS   Navy Commander Abroad  eclares Department Re.  fused to Send Assistants He Asked For. 7

SIMS NEARING END OF HIS NAVAL TESTIMONY      Describes to Senate Committe How Short of Help He Was in London.   DEPARTMENT REFUSED AID   Staff Wholly Inadequate to Code and Decode Important Messages,

SIMS’ STAFF WAS INADEQUATE. GLAIM   Rear Admiral Declaves He Was Not Allowed Sufficient Help. a

NEAR END OF: HS. LONG: STATENENI   Rear Admiral: Sirs: Etaborates Upon His’ Charges ‘of ‘Inade— quacy of His Staft and Delenge AE Mayvim m Efficiency:

SMALL STAFF WAS HANDICAP, SAYS ADMIRAL   SIMS DECLARES LACK OF CO OPERATION HINDERED EFFICIENCY   CONVOYS OF TROOPS —: CONSTANTLY ENDANGEREL

OTAFF TOO SMALL “TO GET RESULTS IN EUROPE SIMS SAYS   ‘Rear Admiral Nears End oi ‘ Long Testimony About. the ! Navy in Great War   ARRIVES IN ENGLAND WITH ONLY ONE AID   Civilian Volunteers to Assist and This Comprises Entire Staff, Witness Says

SIMS NEARS END OF LONG "STATEMENT   Declares Navy Departmeni Failed to Provide Adequate Help

GRADUATES HEAR COOLIDGE SPEAK   Vice Presidential Nominee Commencement Orator At Holy Cross College

A FARMERS’ HUNT FIREBUG AFTER BIG FIRE   Man Believed to be Escapec Lunatic Responsible For Blaze.

Firebug In Scott Co. Perils Crop   FARMERS ARM SELVES TO COMBAT RAVAGES OF ESCAPED LUNATIC.

FAM ERN PROTECT CRODS,  Escaped banutte Beloved fo tea i Firehaw che Catine.

WEBB D. G. CO.   POPULATION OF BEDFORD   Announced as 8,963 Under 192@ Unit ed States Census

TWO MORE UNPLEASANT INCIDENTS WITH MMEXICE   ONE AMERICAN IS KILLED ANI ANOTHER PERSON GRAVEL’ WOUNDED — MENICANS AT TACK TRAIN CARRYING SEV ERAL AMERICAN CITIZENS.

MEXICANS MURDER AMERICAN CITIZEN   U. S. Military Attache’s Trai Also Attacked by Latin Bandits

ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED IN MEXICO   ONE SLAIN AND 0 0 iy WOUN a AT uP   Carranza’s Minister to Brazil Charaacterizes Principle as Dangerous.

OTHER ATROCITIES IN OLD MEXICO   Two New Incidents Are Charged Against Mexico

MEXICANS STILL ARE ACTIVE DISPOSING OF AMERICANS   One Employe of Oil Company Murdered and Official and Wife Attacked—More New Incidents.

ANOTHER IS FATALLY — INJURED IN FIGHI   Train With U. S. Officer on _ Board Attacked-- Greaser  Confesses to Killing . re . Aviators.

NONE INJURED WHEN + TRAIN IS ASSAILED   Military Attache of American Embassy, With Three Other _ Travelers, Were Aboard

MEXICANS KILL AN AMERICAN   Murder H. A. Jafredson at Oi Camp—Bandits Attack Train.

Mexican Situation Again Sub ject of Notes From State . Department.   ONE AMERICAN KILLED, - SEVERAL ENDANGERED   General Hostilities In Many Parts of Country Over ' Election Predicted.

TWO MORE INCIDENTS IN. MEXICO APPEAR TO CALL FOR AMERICAN INQUIRY   An American Reported Killed and Train On Which Maior Burr Rode Attacked

ATTACK OIL CAMP; AMERICAN KILLED   Two New Incidents Involving Citizens of U. S. in Mexico Reported to Government   PUNISHMENT IS. URGED   Also Hear of Attack on Train on Which Attache of the Embassy. Is Passenger

Two New Incidents Involving Our: Citizens Reported’. to ~$tate: Department:— Mexi‘can Confesses to ak Avi ntarne’.

FRESH QUTRAGES AGAINST YANKEES   Two Shot, One Killed and Another Party of Four Attacked hv Randits.

KILLED IN MEXICA   ANOTHER MAN IS INJURED   State Department Urges That Measures be Instituted to Punish Mexicans Involved— United States Military Attache on Train Held Up by  Ra wadiéta

BOARD.OF SUPERVISORS of Humboldt Caan By M,. N. Omundson, Gaunty Auditor,

ITALIAN “REVOLT” — 7§ BREAKING UE   [By Camillo Cianfarra, United Press Gta Correcnondent.]

FEAR OF BOLSHEVIK  REVOLT 1S FADING   Coup of Mctal Workers in Seizing Italian Factories Losing Its Force Today.   GOVERNMENT HAS POWER

‘ORGE CHINESE TO SELL STOnts IN ANE XIAN GIT)   Municipality ot Cananea Is Supported by Sonora’s Governor in Campaign Against Orientals   FEDERAL TROOPS DID NOT REACK COMMUNITY   Mexican Government Assures Assistance and Will Prevent Deportation

MEXICAN MOBS BEAT CHINESE   Municipality of Cananea Makes Gooc Its Threat Against Mongclian Business Men.

CONSIDERATION   Head of South American Delegation Withholds the  Formal Withdrawal   IHARMONY HOPED FOR   ‘Republican U. S. Senators Spring “I Told You So” In Leacue’s Crisis

THINKS LEAGUE Ct NATIONS (a GHIEE ESIBE (iF PEQPIE   Wilson Confident Democrats Will Welcome Republican Acceptance of Challenge.   FLATTERED OVER BEING MADE CAMPAIGN ISSUE   Says Question Lies Too Dee] to Permit of Any Politica Sculduggery, Any Attemp to Sidestep or Evade Mora Responsibilities.

WILSON 1S GLAD LEAGUE 1S ISSUE   PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS CONFIDENT OF THE VERDICT.   THIRD TERM GOSSIP 15: RIFE   Politicians See In An Authorized ‘jn terview the President's Determin- © atlon To Dominate. Convention and Possibly Run Again.

WILSON SAYS DEMOCRATS WILL WELCOME LEAGUE AS MAIN CAMPAIGN ISSUE

Executive in First Interview Since Last Winter Expresses Joy Over Republican Decision to Accept Defi Hurled In Jackson Day Letter   G.0.P. PLATFORM IS DENQUNCED

Wilson Confident Democrats Will Welcome Acceptance by G. O. P. of League as issue   President Believes People Will Condemn Republican Policy of Blocking Society of Nations—Brands Process of Accomplishing Platform at Chicago as “Essentially Prussian in Inspiration and Method.’

HITS G. O. P. FOR HYPOCRISY       DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN AS IT RELATES TO THE _ NATIONS LEAGUE

President Announces That He Will Refuse To Select Candidate   IN SPECIAL INTERVIEW TO NEW YORK WORLD PRESIDENT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE OF OPPONENTS AND ASSERTS PEOPLE MUST DECIDE QUESTION

WILSON SCORES 6.0.P. PLATFORM   Es Confident Democrats - Will Welcome Acceptance of Challenge

Lays Blame to Republican Senate for Any Bad Effects Resulting From Failure of U. S. to Ratify Peace Treaiy; Defends Actions of His Administration.

WILSON TELLS WHY TREATY 1S NOT APPROVED   WAS MADE PEG ON WHICH HUNG REPUBLICAN HOPE OF WINNING BKLDCTION   Ke tuses to Suggest Platiorm or Candidite for Democracy, Leaving  It Wholly to Delegates.

THINKS VOTERS AT THE POLLS   Charges Against Him Are Designed to Befog Isene, the President Says   LEACUE IS PARAMOUNT   Wilson Believes Democratic Con: sention Will Welcome QuesHon As An Issue of Campaign

PUBLIGAN PARTY 10 BE REBUKED -WILSON   PRESENT SEES DEFEAT IN - AT. TEMPTED EVASION OF 0BLIGATIONS., .   GIVES SPEGIAL INTERVIEW   Confidence Expressed Democrats Wil, Accept Invitation to Make League an Issne in Campaign.

Expresses Confidence Referendum Will Confirm Faith That American People Desire it Above Politics.   FLATTERED AT ATTENTION GIVEN IN PARTY PLATFORM   Declares Process by Which Chicago Platform Was Drafted Seemed Essentially and Scientifically Prussian.

WILSON CONFIDENT DEMOCRATS FAVOA TREATY AS (SGU   SURE SAN FRANCISCO CONVEN TIGN WILL FAVOR G. O. P, ACCEPTANCE.   GIVES SPECIAL INTERVIEW   Has Faith That Referendum on Question Will Prove American Public Wants League Accepted,

NATION'S GHIEE WILLING TO LET VOTER OF U0. DECIDE OUARRE!   Is Confident the Convention At San Francisco Will Accept G. 0. P. Challenge Qn Versailles Treaty,   REFERENDUM WELCOME SAYS IN STATEMENT   Criticizes Chicago Platform: Its Inspiration Was Essentially and Scientifically Prussian. He Says,

DUT ONE I3aUt 1) PARAMOUNT IN 1920 GAMPAIGN   -eague of Nations Will Eclipse Every Other Question De‘clares President.   Believes Peonte Want It— Says Demos Should Welcome the Fight.

WILSON SURE OF PARTY SUCCESS ON PEACE PLANK   ON PEACE PLANK  President Declares He Is Sure People Want  L'nrengant.

HE 1a CONFIDENT THAT DEMOCRATS WILL UPHOLD HIM   Chicago Platform and Oratory Calculated to Befog, He Says.   Believes Delegates at San Francisco Will Shoot Straight.

(SON CONFIDENT OFOPLE DESIRE NATION LEAGUE   P-osident Says Republi can Party Has Made Him the Issue of Campaign.

PRESIDENT LAMBASTS G. 0. P.   Declares Platform Essentially and Sci entifically Prussian.

President Wilson in Interview - Expresses. Confidence ‘in Delegates.   WOULD ACCEPT DEFIOF CHICAGO PLATFORM   Supports No Candidacy, Keeps Hands Off Platform and “Awaits Results i as Bega he

PRESIDENT RAPS G.0,P, PLATFORM  BEFOGS ISSUE   Wilson Criticises Work 0!  Republican *. Conyention.   URGES REFERENDUM   Says Democratic Party Will Accept League Issue.

PAES, WILSON IS HITTER IN REPLY TO wis CRITICS   HITS G. O. P. FOR HYPOCRISY   DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN AS IT RELATES TO THE NATIONS’ LEAGUE

WILSON GIVES PARTY HOSTS KEYNOTE CALL   In Long Interview. In- New York ‘World, To Be: Published Today, _He Assails Republicans.   "ATTACKS CHICAGO PLATFORM   Demands That Democrats Endose League Of Nations’ and ~ Take Question To People...   SILENT GN. OTHER -OUESTIONS 

ONE BIG ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN   PRESIDENT CALLS LEAGUE or VATIONS PARAMOUNT.   THINKS THE PEOPLE WANT IT   WhELtOoWNs BAPTELE wAGk Sh?) UP WY MEPL WET ANS,   Hepe High That Democratic ( one Yeation Will sustain Him ia Mis Staund—Mas Now Pre ferred tandidate.

COURSE ADOPTED BY CONVENTION PRUSSIAN IN SPIRIT SAYS WILSON  '   WELCOMES LEAGUE ISSUE   Asserts Republican Efforts to Evade National be pre. Will Answered by People.

WILSON WELCOMES FIGHT ON LEAGUE IN COMING CAMPAIGN   President Says Republicans Wil Be Rebuked For Denying What Peopie Desire.

1000 FAMILIES HAVE NO HOMES   -Missourl River Overwhelms Dikes at Omaha and Floods Six Square Miles of City; Many Homeless But No Life  Lost; Highest in Fifteen Years,

MULE Mice it : 0 ARRANGE J OR OPEN vl AKET  : IRe-establishment of An Open  Wheat Market Planned For  lina Firet

OPEN MARKET IN WHEAT QDUEGT Ao GRAIN MEN MEE   Deals in Futures Wanted by Ex changes, Who Seek Foil for Foreign Pools.

WHEAT GUARANTEE ACT EX. PIRES ON JUNE 1, NEXT.   WISH TO RESUME TRADING IN FUTURES.   Grain Buyers, Elevator Men, Board of Trades Members, Exporters and Bankers Will Plan Opening Of Trading.

MEETING HELD TOPLN OPER WHEAT MARKEY   Conference Called at Chicage  by Julius H. Barnes,  Grain Director   EXCHANGES DESIRE TO TRADE IN FUTURES   Government Urged to; 'Safeguard Market From Pool of Foreign Nations

y Relationship . Exists Between Profiteering, High Prices and More Mil % lionaires   'WEALTHY GAIN WEALTH   Labor: Board Told That Sugar Price Increases 300 Per Cent While Labor In crease only 15 f

NU AGREEMENT REACHED UPON ~ BAIL MEASURES   Guaranteed Returns Big Stumbling Block of Conferees

STOCKMEN DESIRE CREDIT   Financial Aid ef Country sounht to Avert What Cattlemenr Say  t. Civtata.

f $175,000,000 SINCE LAST YEAR STIMATED   Various Reasons Given For Drop In Crops and Live Stock—Big Hole In Incomes Of Ohio Farmers Is Made.

GREATEST (TEM. OF LOSS IS ON THE WHEAT CROP   Livestock, Farmer's Main Standby Is Nightmare Of The Market Page.   HERE ARE FIGURES   Every Drop Of A Dollar On Hogs Means Loss Of ee ono0 O00.

HORTHY IS MADE HEAD OF COUNTRY      Is Elected by National As sembly According to Basle Report

HORTHY REPORTEL NAMED REGENT 8 HUNGARY SOLON   Former Navy Chief, Leader of Army Against Communists, Apponyi’s King Choice.

SELECT HORTHY, GHIEF OF ARMY, KING. ISREPORT   Admiral Named to High Position; Led Troops Into Budapest When Foe Evacuated.

FORMER COMMANDER OF HUNGARIAN ARMY MADE REGENT QF COUNTAY   APPOINTMENT IS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,

Married Him in Hour of Neec When Shadow of Prison  Term Was Looming

SAYS RUSSIAN FOOD KEEPS PRICES, DOWN  Controlier of England Makes Assertion in Speech

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NOT RUN ALONG BUSINESS LINES   That Is Charge Made by Representative Good of lowa. Secretary of War Greatest Hoarder, He Says.

ADMINIGTRATION’G BUSINESS POLICY AAPPED BY O02   Labor Head Wants Large Fund  to Help Jobless, but Would      Jmport Many Mexicans.

GOOD SCORES GOVERNMENT   Tells Ullineis Manufactarers Tt Is Net Run On Business Basis—  Appropriations Too Bir.

INCONSISTENCIES OF GOVERNMENT  ANGERS \QWAN   Secretary of Labor, Same Day Wants Appropriation to Care for Unemployed and Wants Foreian Labor Imported.

Lavender’s Lord, $10,000 Bull Ocupies Hotel Bridal Suite At Conventiot

JOINT MEETING WITH ROT. ARY FILLED ONINING ROOM TO  CARPACTTY   Those Secured During the Drive Now in Progress Added to Membership List   Rotary Club Devotes Entire Christmas Fund in Treasury to May-  or’s -Christmas 

Now in Progress Added to  Those Secured During . the pip Membership List      Rotary Club Devoies Entire Christ} mas Fund in Treasury to May-  or’s .Christmas Ml

ay HRY OR nth           BURLIN © QUTET “ON REBELLION ANNEVERSARY—WAGE : AGREEMENT (PRORABI

WILL’ INVESTIGATE CIRCUMSTANCES OF FLETCHER RELEASE   Beeretary Daniels Orders Court of Inquiry ta Discover Why Sims Replaced Him

PROBE OF SIMS’ AGT 1S ORDERED   DANIELS TO START INQUIRY INTO REMOVAL OF FLETCHER FROM BREST.

WILL INVESTIGATE FLETCHER REMOVAL   Secretary Daniels Orders < Probe of Charges Made by Admiral Sims   COURT CONVENES MONDAY   Rear Admiral Was Detachet From Command at Brest in October, 1917

SIMS’ ACTION IN FIRING ADMIRAL TO BE PROBED   Daniels Calls Court to Look Into Fletcher Incident.

JUGOSLAVS PROTEST WILSON LINE CHANGE   NEW REPUBLIC REPLIES TO AL LIED ULTIMATUM ON ADRIATIC TANGLE   FIGHT =ITALY'S DEMANDS   Strongly Oppose “Unjustifiable Annexation” of Slav Territory— lrredentism,   SENATE ORDERS PROBE QF SIMS INSTRUCTIONS    Admiral’s Removal of Filetche1 From Brest Naval Base to Be  Investigated.

FLETCHER’S REMOVAL JS BASIS OF INQUIR'   Admiral Relieved of Commant at Brest During War Returns From Hawaii for Trial

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LEVI MORTON WEDNEZDA\   Senate Adopts Resolution of Regret at Death of Former Vice President.

SHOT WAS ACCIDENTAL: BUT WARRANT FOR LAD)   Oklahoma Politician Claims He Got Hurt While C! caning Gun— Cops Look for “Clara ”

WOMAN ACCUSED OF ASSAUL1   Sharged With Trying to Kill Oklahoma Natioual Committeeman.

ACGUGE WOMAN OF ASSAULT 10 KILI   MAN IN ROOM AT OKLAHOMA HC. TEL IS WOUNDED.   PROMINENT. POLITION HELD   Jake Hamon, “Republican Nationa Cornmitteeman, Involved In Shoating Affair With Woman’ at Ardmore—-Both Held on Charnes,

U1. P. NATIONAL GUMMITTEEMAN SHOT BY WOMAN   Oklahoma Police Seek Assail ant of Jake L. Hamon— Statutory Charge Filed Against Both.

REPUBLICANS TO CLEAN UP SEATS TODAY   Forty-three Contestants Are Yet To Be Dealt With.

WOOD DENIES UTANIGE MADE BY MANAGERS   CAN'T SEE WORK OF STEAM ROLLER IN HIS CONTESTS  nme ee mete   ae FB RB Ne a A OY OS A ST  Candidates’ Row Buzzes With Strategists and Their Plans.

Hope To Wind ‘Up Contests By Tonight   Lowden Delegate from dceorgia i Over-ruled—Other Georgia Con. test. Referred to Sub. Committers for Probe

REP, CO AS CLOSING UP THEIR CONTESTS   There Remain But 43 “48 Contests to he Decided. The “Delegates Are. Listed ~~

CLEANING UP DELEGATES CONTESTS; JOHNSON LOSES GROUND IN DECISIONS

i, BE REELECTED, V. L. BERGER BOASTS 12 MEETING      Jeclares: He Wil Carry Socialist iD lag Rither to Conkress or Prison.

HEAVY LOoa IN FIRE AT HEBROK   Nine Horses Burned and Twe Automobiles Destroyed !nSunday Night Blaze.   Flames Had Gained Sue! Headway Firemen Were Powerless to (entrol It.

FIRE CAUSES HEAVY  LOSS AT HEBRO}   Nine Head of Horses, Two Automobiles, Hay and Grain Totally TDectroved

When He Took Occasion To Defend the Attacks Which Have Been Made on Him By Thomas W. Hardwick, —An Appeal Was Made For Real Americanism to The Voters Of the State—Made Favorable Impression On the Voters He Met Here. ;

ON, CLIFFORD WALKER ADDRESSED LARGE BODY OF VOTERS HERE. WEDNESDAY   When He Took Occasion To Defend the Attacks Which Have Been Made on Him By Thomas W. Hardwick, —An Appeal Was Made For Real Americanism to The Voters Of the State—Made Favorable Impression On the Voters He Met Here.

A rer oe EXTRA SI        I tepablican Conrention Wants Suf  Srage Amendinent Disposed of,

BRIDE ‘ACCIDENTALLY VICTIM OF REVOLVER   New Albany Woman, Bride. of Three ‘Weeks, Accidentally Kills Herself. ;

YOUNG BRIDE  SHOOTS HERSEL   [MAKING BED WHEN REVOLVER UNDER PILLOW IS ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED —   (By United Press)

MUNSEY TO UNITE: SUN AND HERALD IN NEW YORK CITY   Consolidation of Two Papers Will Begin Week  Wonca “Mada

THREE DAYS SERVICE OPENS ~— ATST. LUKE'S   End of Nation-Wide Cam paign In Progress Some Months

THREE DAYS SERVICE OPENS AT ST, LUKE'S   End of Nation-Wide Cam: paign In Progress Some. Months   THREE SERVICES DAILY   Miss Helen Jennings, of Washingtow Spoke This Afternoon -

JEMODELING OF OLD FIRE STATION 15 NEGESSARY   BPUSIUALAEE, JU A AICAL AWWW £2 UL Ve Dt WSU FOr £TUCK.

Proposal Will Be Submitted To The City Regarding The Purchase of Old Woodman Hall Which is Second Story of the Fire Station Building, So That Lower Floor Can Be Used For Truck.

HARDING’S TRAIN IN WRECK: ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT ISSUE   Trucks on Car Carrying Sen. and Mrs. Harding Let Down and Derailed; No One Injured, Alth ough Candidate Is Shaken Ub;Qpposes __  Surrender ot American Sovereignty  PORK BARREL LEGISLATION IS DERIDED

CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT NOT NE-MAN POWER   Harding Condemns Invasion by One Department on  Functions of Another. ~*

SEN. HARDING HAS CLOSE CALL FROM INJURIES   Car Derailed in West Virginia. Tells of Ideal Government in Speech.

NARDING 3 THAIN W NARROW tobAPt Fr OM BAD WRECK   Car in Which Nominee Is Rid ing Is Derailed While Goins 35 Miles Hour—Senator Shaken Up.

DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH FILES DIVORCE SUIT   Angle-American Union of Decade Ago Goes on Rocks—TLondon Exnected Senaration.

Yankee Duchess Ot Marlborough To Ask Divorce   Sues for Restitution of Conjugal Rights.

DUCHESS PROBABLY WILL SEEK DIVORC!   Separated Several Year From Marlborough   Former Consuelo Vanderbilt Asks Restitution of Conjugal Rights

Duchess Starts Proceedings to Restore Conjugal Rights, Believed Preliminary Step’

WHY NOT AMEND LEAGUE” i10NS ASKS ik TAFT   Thinks. fhin Would Be Much “Easier Thani Forming New Association.

AMENULE GUVENANT WILL MEET ALL BITTER-ENDERS'      Offending Sections, De-Naturized According to Harding’s Expressed Policies, Erase Features Knox Dislikes.   FAVORS SENDING COMMISSION TO DISCUSS MATTER WITH EUROPE

COVELESKIE PITCHED — "AIR TIGHT BALL AND HAD ™ THEIROBINS GUESSING

Sparkling Fielding Features First Game of Annual World Classic.   ROBINS USE 3 PITCHERS   Breaks in Luck Give Indians Two Runs in Second Inning Off Marauard.

SCORE BY INNINGS:      SCORE BY INNINGS. 1234567 8 9 RHE Cleveland...0 2.0 10 00 0 O-3 5 ¢ Brookivn...0 000001 0 0-1 5 1

BATTLING INDIANS TAKE LEAD AT START   THE FINAL SCORE: Cleveland 3 Brooklyn 1

HWELEOAIE ON MOUND 1) FUUND PUCZLER BY —BRQUALYA SWATSMITHS   Speaker’s American League Pace Setters Garne! First of Series at Robin’s Home Grounds By Score of 3 to 1.

COVELESKIE HURLS MASTERFUL GAME; ALLOWS FIVE. HITS   Konetchy’s Weird. Throw Paves Way for First. Cleveland Run   MARQUARD YANKED IN SIXTH

Base Ball   Cleveland Won Out in Firs Game To-day by a Score vf 3 tol Over Brooklyn  ee  Today's Score by Innings.  12945570 9—RHE leO20700008 351 moO 00000700 143

WALKED OFF WITH THE INETTIAT GAME OF SENTES BY BRATING BROOKLYN DODG ERS.   THE SCORE WAS 3 70.   The Flathush Feom Was Defeated iy ‘Tris Speaker's Aggregation by 2 Store of 8 to t.—-Large . Crowd Saw Game,

Polish Twirler Keeps National League Champions m Hollow of Hand, Yielding But Five Hits; Marguard Suffers II) Luck and Is Removed, Two Others Going in After Him; Game Is   Fouatured by Brilliant Fielding 

INDIANS TAKE INITIAL GAME iFROM DODGER’   COYALESKIE, BIG POLISH SPIT. BALLER, IS VICTOR IN PITCHERS BATTLE, WITH MARQUARD, 8TO1   LUCK GOES: AGAINST BROOKLYN TWIRLER   POP FLY MISJUDGED BY RONET. CY RESULTS IN Two SCORES FOR SPEA: KERS TRIRE 7

COURT REFUSES WAGE INCREASE   Arbitrator in Dispute Between Pack. ers and Employs Refuses Biank. et Increase Asked.

DENIES REQUEST: FOR WAGE BOOSTS   Packer Employes Fail in Effort to Increase Pay by $1 to $2 a Day.

PART OF PACKING “WORKERS RAISEL   But Judge Alschuler Denies the Re. quest for Blanket Increase from $1 ty #2 per Day

$5,000,000 WAGE INGREASE SBIVEN PACKERS EMPLOVES   Workers However, Do Nat Ge Blanket Increase of $1 and — $2 a Day as Demarided;

$5,000,000 WAGE (NOREASE IS GIVEN PACKERS EMPLOYES         Workers, However, Dé: : Not Gel Blanket Increase of af and $2 a Day as Demanded.

SHIPS TOLD TO REDUCE SPEED   Cartailment Neceesary Because of Shertage in Feel Oil.

CHILDREN PLAYING. IN PUBLIC STREET!      Create a, Danger Which i: Too Obvious To Be  Calmly Regarded. 

DISMEMBERMENT OF THE EMPIRE   Great Mass Meeting in Constantinople Voices Feelings of Residents of Ottoman Empire.

TURKS PROTEST DISMEMBERMENT OF THE EMPIRI   Great Mass Meeting ir Constantinople Voice: Feelings of Residents of Ottoman Empire.

COX WATCHES RETURNS.   Governor Smiling us He Reache: His Office—-Nominge Cheered by Crowd.

COX SAYS NOTHING ASRETURNS ARRIVE INDICATING DEFER)   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE RECEIVES ELECTION RESULTS AT DAYTON NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

COURT REFEREE. RECOMMENDS THAT BARNETT CASE BE DROPPED      Seed Redskin and Young Wife Live Happily Together at Henrietta, Okia.

DISMISS BARNETT DIVORCE.   That Is Recommendation Judge Jackson Makes to Court. <

GLORY T0 MEN WHO WON WAR   TRIBUTE GIVEN THOSE WHO PUT DOWN MAD AMBITION.   CREDIT CLAIMED FOR AMERICA   PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING INSISTS IT DID BIG PART.   Has Made the Old World Appraise Us at Our Worth—Armistice Day Observance at Home and in Earope.

HARDING MAKES “ARMISTICE TAL   fo as  President-Eleot at Brownsville  Tex., Discusses America’s ; Part in War.

“WELCOMED nV TEYAS   “Meéxican Officials, Bands, and Soldiers Join Armistice Celebration.    BOOST RIO GRANDE WATERWAY PROJECT   Full Protection of Americans Abroad Proposed by : President-Flect. 

WILL PROTECT AMERICANS BUT DESIRES FRIENDSHIP OF COUNTRIES OF WORLD

Says U. $: Did Not Enter To » Save Democracy Nor To Be : On Hunianity’s Side :   RIGHTEOUSNESS ALONE WILL NOT INSURE PEACE   President-elect Says «Country Should Protect Its: Citizens’  Wherever They May Go

HARDING DELIVERS STIRRING ADDRESS ON ARMISTICE DA)   Speech Devoted To Significance Of Day And To Country’s Foreign Relations.   MEXICAN OFFICERS ATTEND CELEBRATION   President-Elect Has New Insight Inte Economic Possibilities Of Texas,

0 FURTHER FRIENDSHIP AND PEAGE   {merica for America Alone Is Theme of Speech. tite

UNCLE OAM OFFERS PEACE AND CHOOGES TO PROMOTE UI   Demands, However, Our Freedom and Our Own America, Harding Says.   WILL PROTECT CITIZENS ANYWHERE UNDER SUN   President-elect Suggests That Nation Learn Lesson of Pre. paredness From Experience in War and Speaks Word for Waterway Development

HARDING WOULD PROMOTE PEACE   He Stands Also For Freedom and “Our Own Amsri¢a,”   DEL'VERS ADDRESS GN 28: DER

AMERICA WISHES WORLD'S FRIEND   SENATOR HARDING GIVE. MISTICE DAY ADDRES® IN TEXAS   U. S. RIGHTS’--BUT P   Mexicans Hear Future Chief  tive Talk on Internation “ Fraternity if   Lessons of War

BORDER CROWD 15 TOLD OF U. 5. AIM BY SEN, HARDING   President-Elect Speaks of Peace And Friendship But Doesn’t Mention Mexico or The League.

Proposes Foreign’ Policy Directed FJoward Peace and Friendship; Demands Protection of U.S.

FRIENDLY FOREIGN POLICY, BUT ONE DEMANDING PROTECTION OF AMERICANS IN FOREIGN LANDS IS ADVOCATED BY PRESIDENT-ELECT      First Prepared Address Since Election Divided Between Significance of Armistice. Day and Country’s Foreign Relations; ‘Value Arica: ble Relations, But Demand Freedom First.’

HARDING PLAINLY WARNS MEXICO   SPEECH AT BROWNSVILLE YES-“TERDAY WAS SIGNIFICANT. ©   U. S. WANTS: PEACE   AMERICAN CITIZENS MUST BE PROTECTED EVERYWHERE.   The (Glove Was Velvet. But the Sugges fon. of the Iren Hand : Way Unmistakable.

HARDING WOULD — ~ PROMOTE PEACE   He Stands Also For Freedon /, and “Cur Own Amsrica.”   DELIVERS ADDRESS ON BOFDER

HARDING AT BORDER EXTENDS MEXICO A OLIVE BRANCH   Proclaims Policy of Peace and Protection of Americans “Anywhere Under Sun”   Praises “Incomparable Pageant” at Brownsville; Pays High Compliment to Valley Populace

HARDING MAKES ARMISTICE DAY TALK ON BORDER   Wants a Government That Protects Its Citizens, He Tells Crowd   SPEAKS TO 2 NATIONS   AMERICAN CAVALRY AND TROOPS FROM MEXICAN GARRISON IN GUARD OF HONOR

HARDING PROPOSES FOREIGN POLICY   President-Elect Gives Ideas De. pending on Protection to Americans in Border Speech   MEXICANS MAKE VISI'I   Part of Garrison Calls on Next Presi.» dent—Leagu- of Nations not Mentioned in Talk

FIUME FIRES ON ITALIAN VESSEL   D'ANNUNZIO’S _ BATTERIES OPEN FIRE ON TORPEDO BOAT, SHIP IGNORES CHALLENGE.

DANNUNZIO BATTERY QPENS FIRE ON VPALIAN BOAT 7 IN VICINITY OF FIUME

Battery of Poet leeurrectionary Opens Fire On an italian Terpede Beat.

D’Annunzio Battery Fires On an Italian War Vesse   No Casualties Result From Attack, With Shells Going Wild—Insurgent Poet Plans to Drop Messages on Next Council of Premiers—Note Says Peoples Enslaven by British and U. S. Must Be Delivered.

YP ANNUNZIO FIRES ON VTALIAN SHIF   Action is Reprisal for Blockade of His Stronghold Near Fiume.

DANNUNZIO TRIED A BLUFF. Bot ltalian Warship Wonldatt Sarrender When E'ired Unon.

“FIGHTING, FIRST” .- ADOPTS: 12-YEAR OL   Was: Too Young to Enlist Bu - Becomes” Mascot.

FOUR KILLED WHEN BUILDING _— GOLLAPSEE   Floors “of Buffalo Lodging ‘House Crumble in-and Bury Tenants in Debris.

FOUR AMLED AS ~ BUILDING: FALL   BUFFALO BLOCK COLLAPSE’   Feae't ‘More. are Dead: and. Bodies. are.  : Buried Underneath Tons  Pe +o. of Debris

Topeka Price Falls 20 Cents Within a Week When Housewives « Wefuse ta Hew.

NOG BECOMES SKY  TERRIER   “Bing’? Drops 3,000 Feet From : tpper Wing of Airplane in eo Parachute.

KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE CLASH   Chicago Salesman Burned to Death and Five Others Iniured.

7 INJURED IN TROLLEY CRASH   Brockton Car Leaves Rail and Crashes Into Tree at Abington   Passengers Thrown Into _ Heap and Showered With Glass—Three in Hospital

SPOTTED FEVER IS DISCOVERED   Twelve Thousand Cases in Northwestern Russia Are Reported

PROPOSED “MEXICAN PLANK’ IN REPUBLICAN PLATFORS   Would Demand United States  1b¢ Given Right to Protect American   fives and Pvof Ts Unable ‘To,  yerty if Moxico

Pu i t 0. P   eae  LUOTRCT DREN FR i MERICAN      WILL DEMANS A ¥IRM POLICY AN DRALING WITH MEXICAN

REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE MEXICO PLAN      MAY INSERT PLANK IN PLAT FORM SEEK RIGHT TO PROTECT AMERICANS

“MEXICAN PLANK” [5 SUGGESTED BY. PARTY LEADERS   Republicans May Demand in Platform the Rizht ta Pratect: Americans : ta Mexica   WOULD DEMAND FIRM POLICY IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS   No Adyacacy of Intervention Mention ed—Fall of New Mexico Advo-. wates Kadical Measures

RIGHT 10 PROTECT YANKS IN MEXICO IS ¢. 0. P. DEMANI      MER {PUBLICANS MAY DEMAND THA AMERICA PROTECT AMEBI CANS IP MENICO ES  :

ADAMS’ HISTORY . TOBE WRITTEN   State Organization Commissior Two Ex-Service Men to Do Work.   ASK MEN TO CO-OPERATE   Questionnaire Reports Have Beer Sent to All Who Took Part. Wil he Authentic.

PLAN WAR HISTORY FOR ADAMS COUNT)   Questionnaires Have Been Sent to Each Service Men Seeking Information Concerning Themselves.

LEFT MILLION AND A HALF.   Roger Sullivan Estate Into Trust Fund for Family.

‘SULLIVAN ESTATE IS LARGE   Sneg Fortane Left by Chiecngo Dem oerntic Leader.

DONT WED UNLESS WELL.      That is the Regulation Now Prevalent in Germany.

BOY POISONS FAMILY, CHARGE   Resented Father's Refusa! to Equi; Farm With Electricity, the Police Say.

MISS HAMMERSTEIN AT COLONIAL TODAY   Populor Screen Star Appears ti Her Latest Play, “The Datughter Pays.”

NO WORD CEIVED BY THE STATE DEPAR MENT  hat Turtle Island Is Being Forti fod hy Tananaca

WELLS COMPLETED   (Continued on Page -Four)   New Brunswick Records Here.

ee a ee March Gut of Berlin With Hands Playing as if They Were  ‘1 tetnre_

FIRST OF SOLDIER DEAD ARRIVE FROM ENGLAND   With Flag at  Halfmas' Transport With 87 Bodies Da ee  ee oe

FUNERAL SHIP ARRIVES      ven Bodies. Breught from England ta U. S. 1  Figh

87 DEAD YANKS ARRIVE   Army Transport Nansemond Brings Bodies of the American Heroes Home for Burial.

FUNERAL SHIP ARRIVES   Fighty-seven Bodies Brought from England to U. S. i

SUBMARINE S-5 STILL AT POINT OF SINKING   HAINED TO BATTLESHIP OHIO, SHE IS KEPT AFLOAT BUT CANT BE TOWED

SUNKEN S-5 IS NOT YET MOVED   Battleship Ohio Unable t Bring Disabled Submarine Inside Breakwater.   STORY OF HEROIC RESCUE

PENNA, SOLID FOR HARDING IN NEXT TUESDAY'S VOTINC   State Charman Crow Says ° Prediction — of 750 000 Majority, Safe  sre ce gcezee cused   Warns Against Specious Arguments to “Split” the Ticket

$14.50 PER CAPITA FOR TEXAS SCHOOLS   Board of High Education Fixes the Highest Apportionment in Our State’s History

Europe Is Disturbed by Rumors of Another War   Bolsheviki, Aided by Germany , Are Said to Be Concentrating Forces for Drive on Western Border; Germany Hands Allies Curt Reply to Demand to Disarm Guards

Soviets Massing Troops Along Western Border for Spring Drive; Germans Mass Munitions   French Chamber Sets Aside Sixty Million Francs for War Material to Be Used in Border States

RURMORS OF - WAR LOOM UP IN EUROPE   REPORTS IN councry, CHAM. BERS CENTER AROUND Rvs. SIA AND GERMANY.   Bolsheviks Are Massing Troops Along the Western Frontier and Germany Is Sending Munition to Warsayx

“INOTHERUAR CIRCULATED   REPORTS CENTER AROUND RUSSIA AND GERMANY. TROOPS MASSED~

RUMORS OF WAR AGAIN HEARD   European Centers Stirred Ove Prospects of Clash   GERMANY INVOLVED IN ROW   Berlin Prepares to Stem Threatened Bolshevik Drive

Bel AGAIN   Reports ‘Center About: Rus: sia and Germany—Al lies Mayi Act   DRIVES ARE: PLANNED)   Génmeny’s Refusal to Dis. arm Brings About a Serious Situation *

ROLSHEVIKE MASSING ri ALONG WEST FRONTIER FOT DRIVE ON RORDER,   THE ALLIES AREAWOR                    Germany Is Said to Hie } Stead Stream of am rn iti _ ward Moscow=—Occupation! of 7 Germany to Be Extended. By the Allies.

HENTGES NEW PRESIDENT   SUCCEEDS “E. C. HAAS AS “HEAD. OF COMMERCIAL\CLUB,

PRES. DE VALERA MAKES DENIAL   Not Implicated in Plot . Charged by Lloyd George in Commons   Says if Documents Are Published . They Will Prove Statesmen Hvnocrites

EXPECT NEW RIOTS WHEN MAYOR DIES   lOficials Prepare for Real Trouble When Hunger. Strike Ends Life of Mac-”.  Swiney in Prison

SHIPPING BOARD WILL MAKE THIRD ATTEMPT TO DISPO OF SHIPS IN WOODEN FLEE’

NIGHT COURT TOO : RACY FOR VASSAR “GIRLS TO ATTEND   Seven’ Girls: Seeking “Local Coler" Barred from Session of. New Work. : Police Court. -

SUMMIT GIRL CALLED   She WH Testify at Hearing ef Her Reommnte Jn Brown Case.

SUMMONS ISSUED FOR RETURN MISS SUMMIT   Lady, Who Implicated Mrs. Cecil Vester Is Recalled as Witness — Camp Custer Soldier Maw Testify.

URUER ALT URN UF ROOMMATE OF MRS VESTER   Miss Gladys Summit, Chum of Suspected Woman Charged with  Complicity in Crime.   RECALL SOLDIER?

FRIEND OF VESTER WOMAN SOUGHT Aa MURDER WITNESS   Roommate Whose Tale Causec Arrest as Suspect, Seen as Death Accomplice.   CAMP CUSTER SOLDIER IS ALSO LIKELY TO TESTIFY   Prevost, Cousin of Victim’s Widow, in Custody, but No Charge Formulated.

ANOTHER WOMAN IN BROWN CASE   She Js Expected to Strengthen Case of State Against Vester Woman.

VECALL WITNES: {N BROWN DEATH MYSTERY INDUIRY   ummons Is Issued for Miss Gladys Summit Whose Story Caused Girl’s Arrest—Cousin of Victim’s Widow Held.

RECALL WITNESS IN BROWN MURDER CASE   Miss Gladys Summit Fxpected To Throw More Light On The Killing.

MISS SUMMIT WAS RECALLED   Main Witness Against Mr: Vester in Brown Murder Case Questioned.

SUMMONS ISSUED - FOR INFORMANT]   Girl ‘Who Gave Officers Tip ir  Brown Murder Case Want-_  “ed at Hearing.

IOWA TOWNS WITHOUT COAL   ALMOST EVERY VILLAGE REPORTS BINS ARE EMPTY OF =. FUEL es

fOWA IS SHORT OF COAL   Nearly. All Small. Towns of State Al most Destitute gf Fuel

PART WILL EIGHT UN AND TRY Tha TOLET REST FLEE   IBREGON STATES POLICIES   HE IS A FIRM FRIEND OF UNITED STATES, HE DECLARES

WATCHING THE REDS         STRATION      WORLD WIDE DEM an GoN~ MAY GAY   Police of Nations Wert Phepared For Any’ Hacheal Onthue

WAIGHING TE RELD   WORLD Wibt DEMONSTRATION °° JON MAY DAY!   Police of Nations Were Prepared bor Any Radical OQutbursts.

DRIER OF WAGON Wm EXPLOSIVE IW ALY: DONT (EM   New York World Says He Stayed Around for 48 Minutes and Shows Movie Film To Prove: Correctness. of the Assertion.

DRIVER OF BOMB WAGON LINGERED   Stood Around Scene of Ex: plosion for Some Time, Says World

URIVER OF DEATH WAGON REMAINED AT WRECK SCENT   New York World Prints Pictur Alleged to Be of MuchSought Man in Wall Street Mystery.

Driver of Death Wagon Stayed in ‘Crowd at Scene of Blo Evniasia;

INSISTS DRIVER HALTED ON SCENE   plosion Results in Sensational Claims by Newspaper  Shows Pictures of The Man  Said to Have Driven ‘‘ Death Wagon.”

WALL STREET DYNAMITE MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED BY NEWSPAPER   Evening World Presents Evidence Pointing To a Wreckers’ Union.

Paper Says Bomb Wagon Driver Was in Wall St. 48 Minutes After Blasi

FA DEFERG MORE EVIDENCE AN BOMB PLOT   DECLAKES WAGON DRIVER &EMAINED AT SCENE 48 MIN. UTES AFTER BLAST.” - .

GIANT DYNAMITE BOMB ~ USED IN WALL STREET   Driver of Wagon Remained it Vicinity For Forty-Eight Minutes.

DRIVER OF DEATH WAGON REMAINED 10 NOTE HIS HANDIWORK      NEWSPAPER REPRODUCES FILM SHOWING MAN AT SCENE OF WALL STREET EXPLOSION AFTER “ACCIDENT”

SAYS THE DRIVER IN VICINITY FOR A TIME AFTER FLARE   NEW YORK NEWSPAPER PRESENTS ITS SOLUTION OF THE * EXPLOSION MYSTERY.   MOTION PICTURES ARE EVIDENCE PRESENTEL

WORLD SAYS POLICE USED NO JUDGEMENT   New York Newspaper Points to Facts in Explosion,

THE EVENING WORLD CLAIMS TO HAVE SOLVED IT.   ‘Not “Money Desil Bombers: Were _Affer, But Workmen Who Had veken Sumehody Else’s Job.

DRIVER OF BOMB CART REMAINED IN VICINITY FORTY-EIGHT MINUTES   Evening World Prints Pic ture to Prove Statements About Explosion.

DRIVER OF BONB WAGON REMAINEL IN WALLSTREET   NEW YORK PAPER SAYS THIS MAN MINGLED WITH POLICE AND DETECTIVES FOR 48 MINUTES.

DRIVER REMAINED NEAR BLAST SCENE   New York Paper Presents More Evidence.

TRACTION CO. ‘TO APPEAL _ FARE.RATES      To INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION _ FOR THE MINGO-BRILEIANT LINE.  2   Action May - Be Combatted. by Steubenville—- Council Discusses Matter— Other. Business  Before Manlet: Wes Cees UT

ary co     rCHL MEBTING   Robin’ Gould @Vas a Visitor and Made oa Good 4

TRACTION CO. TO APPEAL © FARE RATES   TO INTER-STATE. COM: -MERCE COMMISSION _ FOR THE MINGO- BRIS LIANT LINE. = Oe:   Action May Be Combatted - by. Steubenville—- Council Discusses Matter— Other Business Before Municinal Radv: :

ilns’ an ‘argument. an begins 10. under. and sah. Nature<"did ‘not efidow: her: ith lowic: .

Official Proceedings ' Of the City Dad   Retiring Council Holds Its Farewell Meeting. Transacts Its Regular Routine of Business. The New Council is Then. Mustered in. and Started on Their Work.

OHO VOTERS WAIT IN RAIN FOR TURK   Both Parties Still Confident as Voters Flock to the Polls,

OHIO EXPECTED TO CAST BiG VOTE   NOTWITHSTANDING (A COLD DIs. WAL RAIN TS FALLING OVER ENTIRE STATE

vold, Dismal Morning Did Not Keep Women Voters ; From Polls.   CHAIRMEN CLAIM STATE BY LARGE MAJORITIES   Great Interest in State and - Congressional Tickets .Is Manifested, ‘

DUCTOR REARRESTEL IN GIRL’S DEATH   Kentucky State Veterinarian Again Charged With Murder of School ‘Teacher—Young Woman Slain on lonely Mountain Trail—Negro Also Held

ARRESTED SECOND TIME FOR MURDER      ‘Wentueky State Veterinarian Is Again  Charged With Slaying Sehoo] Teacher: ’

MABK SULLIVAN, POLITICAL EX. ’ PRRT, MAKES: GUESS. *      Be Goreedes Harding, Within * 13 Wetes of a Victory.

POLITICAL OUTLOOK   MAEK S®LLILIVAN, POLITICAL EX, PEKT, MAKES GUBSs.   He Concetes Harding Within 12 Vetes of a Victory.

WILL BACK PLANS TO HELP ‘VETS’   Propose That Revenue Be Raisea By Tax on War Profits   WANT OFFICERS INCLUDED

WOULD EXTEND BENEFITS   Democrats Would Include all Men and Women Who Served in the BRonus

DEMOGRATS WANT ALL VETS TO GET BONUS   DEMOCRATIC PLAN IS TO RAISE MONEY FOR SOLDIER BONUS PY TAXING WAR PROFITS

DEMOCRATS FAVOR ~ EXTENDING BONUS   All Who Served in War ___$hould Benefit—Would Tax War Profits.

A FIGHTIS , BREWING ON SOLDIER AID   Denreerats Ensist on Helping AL Who Served aml Nota Pavored Few.

DEFINES RESERVE BOARD ATTITUDE   Gov. Harding Declares System Cannot Maintain Crops  Off Market

“NOTSOBAD ASIT SEEMS   sovernor Harding Tells Farmers te Take More Cheerful View— Price Adjustment Certain

RESERVE BOARD STILL AGAINST DROPS -HOLNING   Governor Harding ‘Declares Attitude Unchanged Toward Extension or Credits,

MAY BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS LASTING PEACE   Soviet Government De. clares Poles Have Not  Followed Rules.

pot AND OVE oTOPRE TAT Mh   BOLSHEVIKI BREAK OFF EF. FORT TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT PEACE   RED ARMIES ON ADVANGE   Over Southeastern Frontier Of Poland Is Pouring Constantly Increasing Horde of the Refugees.

MULEWASTHERE WITH A KICK   How SC iias: Gaeded Cow  Which Thief Was Milking

MULE ROUTS A MILK THIEF.   North Carolina Farmer's Precautions Bring Desired Results,

TRIES TO MILK MULE THINKING HIM A COW  L   Thief in Farmer's Barn Startle When Mistake is Realized b; Animal's Kiek,

FOURTEEN NOMINATED   Democratic Convention Adjourns Until 8 o’Clock   COULDN'T SUSPEND RULES   Platform Committee Promise to be Ready to Report et Tonight's Session.

STILL SCRAPPING OVER PLATFORM   NO PROBABILITY OF VOTE ON ' CANDIDATES TODAY.   BIGGEST. STATES LEAD FIGHT ON THE CROWN PRINCE.   The Presidcat's Friends Foreed tg Admit an Amendment to His” League of Nations Plank..

FOURTEEN NAMES WN NOMINATION   SEVERAL ARE MENTIONED WHO WERE NOT. LISTED.   NO CHANGE IN THE PROGRAN   Democrats Would Not Permit Ballot Ing Until the Platform Had Been Adopted—lowa Delegation Not Opposed To Moisture,

BICKETT T0 URGE PASSAGE OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT AND BUTTER FIGHT 1S EXPECTED   Special Session’s Primary Business Is to Conside Report of State Tax Commissicn on Revaluation of Property.

GOV. BICKETT GALLS ~—SDEPIAT grec   North Carolina May Be Given Opportunity To Be 36th State To Ratify Amendment.

WORLD’S GREATEST GAMBLER   Cuban Sugar Planter Wins Nearly $9, 000,000 at European Gambling Resorts. ,

WORLD’S GREATEST GAMBLER   Seager ie : Cuban Sugar Planter Wine Nearly $9,000,000 at European Gambling Resorts.

CEDAR RAPIDS CHANGE POLITICS   Was : Republican. Taesday, Will .Be . Democratic Thursday

S CHANGING (TS POLITICS   Gedar Rapids Turning Fram the De. * “parting G, 0. P. to Welcoma the Assembling Democrats

MUST HAVE BEEN RE, 40 BATTLE. UMovies! Fighting: Scene Resulted fu

106 File Claims For 6 Damages Sustained in Moving Picture Battle

CO-OPERATIVE, MINED STORES,   Advocated by Spesker at Katsas City Convention,

MAD PRISONER KILLS WARDEN   CRAZED BY DELIRIUM TREMENS INMATE BEATS KEEPER TO DEATH WITH IRON BAR

‘New Jersey Official Attacked With Iron Bar by Jail  PREM Se SE HERBS

FOR RATIFICATION (OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT   Ia the Tennessee Legislature, Wo man’s Nationa! Party Says.

DIL AGREEMENT OF ALLIES 16 PROBED BY UNGLE SAMIUE   NO FORMAI. PROTEST BUT IT IS HINTED THAT AMERICA 18 NOT MUCH PLEASED BY THE LATEST ARRANGEMENT.

GOVERNMENT SEEKS. MORE INFORMATION   Note Dispatched to British Regarding Oil Policy In Mandate Countries

OlL ISSUES TAKEN UP.   Representations Made to Brit ain Regarding Policy on Exploitation of Fields.

US. INQUIRES ABOUT “BATISH OIL POLICY   INFORMATION PERTAINING TO EXPLOUEATION IN MANDATE

BEING CONSIDERED   ‘AMERICA MAKES REPRESENTA. TIONS TO BRITISH OFFICIALS ABOUT POLICY,

SFEK TO ASCERTAIN POLIGY OF RAITISH   American Government Sends out In " quiries Designed to Ascertain England's Intentions.

BRITISH OIL POLICY UNDER DISCUSSION    -REPRESENTATIONS MADE ON  EXPLOITATIONS IN MANDATE COUNTRIES,

UNITED STATES ASKS BRITAIN’S POLICY ON Of]   Exchanges Between Washing ton and London Grow More Formal.

DOES NOT APPROVE WAR TIME MEASURES   Holds There Is No Longer Necessity for Any Such Svatern of Rationing.

BRITISH OIL POLICY   State Department Has Made Kepresertations as ta English Attitude on Question.

U5. SEERING BRITISH VIEW ON OIL POLIL’   HOLD AGREEMENT MADE Al PEACE CONFERENCE NO LONGER NECESSARY

REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO BRITAN   ‘Regarding Its Policy Touching Exploitation of Oil Fields - and Distribution of Oil From   : Mandate Countries.

“OK SSUES TAKEN: “UP.   Representations Made. to  Brit ain Regarding Policy. on Ex. sitation of Welds.

OIL PACT BRINGS DEMAND FROM U8. FOR EXPLANATION   Washington Protests Combine Of France and England to Control Supply in Mandate Countries.

EXPLOITATION OF OIL FIELDS   Representations Wad Made to Great EBriti ain On Its Polietea.

DT TUMANG IN REVOLT AGAINGT ALLIED, SAYS BUDAPEST REPORT; ONLY EAEITAL CITY IINAFEE TEI

FRANCE DENIES USE OF ARMY: TURKS REVOLT   Country: Is Reported in Flame Against Allied Action.

2EVOLUTION BREAKS OUT ALL OVER TURKEY, = EXCEPT CONSTANTINOPLE; DIRECTED AGAINST ALLIES

REVOLUTION IN TURKEY   Directed Toward the Allies. Says Despatch   CONSTANTINOPLE NOT INIT   President, In Note to Allies, Says Turks Must Be Expe!led From Constantinople.

TURKS REVOLT AGAINST ALLIES   Paris Hears Government May Be   Overthrown As Result of Occupation of Constantinople; Capital City Only Not Involved in Revolution.

RELAPSE WAS FATAL.   Clirt Glass Died This Morning Following Relapse From Operation.

a Le =. Clif Glass Died This [Morning Fol? Jowing Relapse From Operation, .

N.Y.Delegates Not lnstructed   Effort To Secure Pledged Dele. gates In State Seems Unsuccessful   ‘JOHNSON NOT so STRONG IN RACE

NEW YORK STATE DELEGATES G0 UNINSTRUCTED   NONE OF THE CANDIDATES ABLE TO SECURE PREFERENCE IN TUESDAY’S PRIMARY ELECTION.

MAKE BONFIRE - OF MUNITIONS   German Communiets Burn Property Confiscated by Eutente.

HUNS DESTROY ALLIED SPOILS.   Joas of Nenrly 2 Million in Manitions ge ott hee chee   =6hR er aArtad)

3ERMANS DESTROY AIRPLANES   Munitiq@ns Claimed by Allies Destroyed by Communist Wa@'kmen.

JAPANESE GOVERNMENT INTENDS: 10 CARRY OUT TS ORIGINAL PLANS Ih DEALING WITH SIBERIAN PROBLEMSIT ANNOUNCES

JAPAN PERSISTS IN SIBERIA GRAB   Will Tel U. S. in Reply to Protest That Qccupation Only Temporary.   ARMY OF 180,000 THERE      Ghinese Government Protests Use o Chinese Eastern Radway for Mill. tary UWse—Newspaper Says Jape Will Seize Ail East ern Mines.

JAPAN STILL GRABS LAND IN SIBERIA   Will Tell U. S. in Reply to Protest That Occupation Only Temporary.   ARMY OF 180,000 THERE   Chinese Government Protests Use of Chinese Eastern Raitway for Mili. tary Use—Newspaper Says Japs Wi!! Seize Al! Eastern Mines.

OCCUPATION TEMPORARY   Japan Says She WHI Stay but 2 Short Time in Sakhalin (slands.

JAPAN TO HOLD /SAPHATIN STAND  }   NOTE TO U.S. WILL ATTEMPT TO JUSTIFY “TEMPORARY OCCUPATION

JAPEN WILL CARRY QUT SIBERIAN ARRENCEMENTS WITHOUT MAKING CHANGE      FORTHCOMING NOTE TO WASHING  TON WILL EXPLAIN REASONS FOR MOVE.

Forthcoming Note to Washington is Expected to Set Forth in Full Policy with Regard ic Siberia

JAP SIGE iA ARTY NUMBERS (80,000   Tokyo Government Still Persists in the Big Grab.   SAY OCCUPATION TEMPORARY   Newspaper Declares Japan Intends to Seize Eastern Mines—Chinese Protest Use of Eastern Railway for Military Use.

DEATH AND ILLNESS IN WILL ROGERS’ FAMILY MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR HIM TO WRITE AT SAN FRANCISCO

PASSENGERS AND MILK TO BEAR INCREASE BRUN’      Rail Executives Decide ot Higher Schedule to - Qa Achat

HARDING WOULD PUT AN END 70 BEMO BUNGLING   Waste, Inefficiency Are Stressed by Nominee.

HARDING FINDS A FLAW IN GOVENANT   ASSERTS ENGLISH, FRENCH TEXTS OF ARTICLE 21 WIDELY DIFFER   TO TURN BUSINESS LOOSE   Accuses Democratic Administra tion of ‘‘Pulling and Hauling’’ Business Interests of the Country

END GOVERNMENT  MEDDLING: ANG ‘BUNGLING, [a HARDING'S PLAN   Let Financial World Alone and Return To An Era o “Sooer Business,’ Senator Tells Business Men,   CHARGES DEMOCRATS WITH EXTRAVAGANCE   Favors Revision of Taxation  _and Tariff, Curtailment of Profiteering and Other Remedial Measures,

BUNGLES 10 BE STOPPED BY G. 0. P.   Nominee Addresses _ Largest Crowd  at Front Porch Meet.

PROMISES CESSATION OF ‘MEDDLING AND BUNGLING   Herding Assures Visitors from Three States an Era nt “Sohor Buscineose.”’

Harding Will Put United States on A Business Basis   Scores “Bungling and Meddling” by Admin. istration; Revision .of Taxation; Will Make Speaking Trips.

SOBER BUSINESS ERA ISHARDING’S PROMISE   Charges Democratic Administra: tion With Prodigal Waste.

Pca Td END MEDDLING AND BUNGLING   Candidate Talks to Business Men From Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.   COAST TRIPS ARE PLANNED

10 CONTINUE 1-MAN RULE   \ dministration’s Dictatorial Intrusion on Private Business Assailed —May Go on Coast-to-Coast Speaking Tour.

HARDING PROMISES REVISION OF TAXES   NOMINEE CHARGES DEMO. CRATS WITH WASTE IN ADDRESS TO BUSINESS MEN.   EAGUE {5 GRITICISEL   Candidate May Make Speaking Trip to Both Coasts; Tenta- ~ tive Plans Discussed.

HARDING WOULD RETURN TO ERA OF HUBER BUSINESS   Promises End to Governmental Meddling and Bungling in Financial World.   WOULD WIPE OUT MANY WAR-TIME RESTRICTIONS   Charges Democratic Adminis. tration With Prodigal Waste in Conduct of Fiscal Affairs and Dictatorial Intrusion ir Private Enterprise.

BACK 10 “SOBER BUSINESS” IS HARDING PLEDCE   Charges Democratic Adminis tration With Waste in Conduct of Fiscal Affairs.   HE WILL SEEK ADVICE  Will Go to “Ablest Administrators” for Right Road.

ARDING PLEDGES RETURN TO SOBER ERA OF BUSINESS   WOULD WIPE OUT WAR TIMP GOVERNMENT AND ESTABLISH FEDERAL BUDGET   G. O. P. Nominee Promises Revision of Taxation and Tariff and Cur. tailment of Profiteering

RAP AT WILSUN [5 APPLAUDEL   NOMINEE PROMISES END OF ‘GOVERNMENTAL MEDDLING’

ONE MAN 1S KILLED, TWENTY PEOPLE HURT   Rear End Collision of 2 Limited With a Local on the  Santhwactarn

BROTHERS OF MURDERED SCHOOL GIRL   HEAD DELEGATION TO WITNESS EXECUTION OF LOCKETT TONIGHT   Said ‘They Would. Ask. to ‘Turn on the Switch Throw ing Electricity ‘Into Condemned Man’s Body.”

NEW YORK GOVERNOR FIGHTS FOR PLACE   INTEREST IN ALL SECTIONS NOW CENTERS ON LOCAL CONTESTS SINCE HARDING'S ELECTION Is ASSURED.

DEMOCRAT 15 IN LEAD FOR NEW YORK GOVERNOR IN INCOMPLETE COUNT   GOVERNOR SMITH APPARENTLY WILL WIN DESPITE G. 0. P. VICTORY IN STATE,

May Employ Armed Foree. “Stew @ Peso 8. eweolkeewweaw) elec. eorex 7

Both Sides Remain Firm On Contentions Growing Out Of Coal Delivery Dispute.

rleld Marshals Hurry To Spa To Discuss Military Plans To Enforce Demands.  Sm meena  GERMAN DELEGATES EXPRESS REGRETS  Another Proposat is Expected From The Germans During The Day.  an ce ener   30th Sides Remain Firm On Contentions Growing Out Of Coal Delivery Dispute.

Detectives Reach Hamilion, Ont., to Take Into Custody Man Who Gave Warnings of Wall Street Explosion.

WOMEN TELL OF VICE AND CRIME IN MEXICO  One Tells How She Hid aughters From . Marauders

WOMER TELL ABOUT MEAIGAN UUTRAGES   THREE AMERICAN WOME) TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE SUB COMMITTEE   HID OMIGHTER FOR DAYS     Mrs. Wright, One of the Witnesses, Says She Concealed Her Daughter from The Maraudersy

COMMITTEE ~~ HEARS HARD LUCK STORIES   Life in Mexico Under Regime of Carranza a Thing to Be Dreaded.

AMERICANS SEC MANY HARDSHIPS   Women Living In Widely Separate: Regicns Testify. Before Senate Investigating Committee.

FORDAYSFROM MEXICAN “HUNS’   CARRANZA REGIME OF FRIGHTFUL NESS EXCEEDS WORST TOLD OF GERMANS .   WHOLE COLONIES TAKEN BY BANDITS. DESTROYED   Three Women Who Resided in. Widelga Senarated Parts of Carranza Repablie Tel! of Dark and Ugly Decds Commit ted hy Wandering Carranzisias.

WITNESSES TELL SENATORS OF OUTRAGES AND MURDERS,   American Lives and Property at the Meyey of Murauding Bands and of Regular Soldiers. .

WAY FOR WILSON TO CALL’ LEAGUE IS ALL ARRANGED   Will Issue Notice for Gather _ing Without Committing tS ta Plan.

OFFICERS ISSUE STATEMENT. DE CLARING. INSTITUTION EN TIRELY SOLVENT,

TWO TEXAS BANKS CLOSED THE NCR!   INSTITUTIONS AT KILLEEN AND NOLANVILLE VOLUNTARILY CLOSED SATURDAY

BLAST, GAS, SEIZE BAD MAN   Police in Switzertand Adopt War Meactures on Bandit.

LEGISLATURE MUST-ACT: TO ERABLE WOMEN:TO: VOT   Barred From Primary. in: May . They May Be Kept: ‘¥rom the Polls/in ‘November.   LAWS MUST: BE CHANGED

GEN. OBREGON MAKES PROMISE TO U. S   Declares.That He Will Not Start Revolution i Mexico If He is Defeated For the ° Presidency.

MEXICAN ELECTION MAY BE PRELUDE TD REVOLUTION   But Gen. Obregon Promises tc Be Quiet If He is Defeated.   FRIEND OF UNITED STATES

WILSON WILL VETO ANUK RESOLUTION AND QUIGKL'   PRESIDENT WANTS STRAIGHT OUT FIGHT UPON TREATY BASIS; WILL DEFY CONGRESS IF PLAN PASSES   Democratic Leaders Plan Fillibuster Based Upon Orders from White House; Hope To Talk  Measure To Death In Sessions.

Veto of Knox Resoltutiota Be Accompanied.        KNOX MAY BE BOOST TOG. 0.-P. NOMIN:

AX FOR THE KNOX: PEACERESOLUTION   President Wilson. Will. Will Veto It AS. soon: As Opportunity” ‘Offers, Administration ' Senators Stated Today.

WILSON WILL VETO KNOX RESOLUTION   Flat Statement Given Out by Authoritative Quarters.

‘Underwood Says There is, no Doub! President will Veto ‘Peace Resoluion}. 4

NO DOUBT OF  WILSON’S ATTITUDE   Presideut is Sute ta Veta Knox Peace Resolution When Presented for ilis Signature

PREUD 10 CHOSEN FOR GOVERNOR   Returned Soldier, Unopposed, ls Nam.   ed as His Running Mate in Re.   publican Primary Race,   LOUIS L. COLLINS FOR LIEUTENANT GOV,   “American ys. Socialism” to be Lead. ing Issue, as Indicated by Plat form and Ticket Leader,

TROOPS 10 GUI PORTINOLTOBER HOBBY DECLARES   RANGER CAPTAIN WILL HAVE COMMAND OF GALVESTON POLICE FORCE

Troops Will Be Out Not Later Than Oct. 10, Says Governas   Plan Agreed Upon For Conduct of Affairs in City of Galveston

GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH ARRANGEMENT   i$ THANKFUL FOR SPLENDID SERVICE RENDERED BY . STATE SOLDIERS.

MARTIAL LAW FOR PALVESTON TO ENE   GOVERNOR SAYS TROOPS BE WITHDRAWN EARLY IN MONTH OF OCTOBER   AANRERS TO KEEP WATCH   Reorganized Police Fotce of Port Under Direction of Ranger Captain to Maintain Law And Order in City

GIRLS DREAMS BECOME REAL NIGHTMARE WHEN ARTIST'S WIFE DISCOVERS ROMANCE

GIRLS DREAMS BECOME  REAL NIGHTMARE WHEN ARTIST’S" WIFE DISCOVERS THE ROMANCE   ‘Anita Stewart Plays Part of  Innocent Girl Entangled in Domestic Tragedy in “Human Desire’’

COCHISE IS LANDED BY PER SHING   General Telis Copper Men They Rendered Splendid Service   MADE POSSIBLE ARMY’S MUNITION SUPPLIES   Later Entertained By Colonel Gray at Camp Jones

NEW ANGLE IN’  OIL DISPUTE   Federal. Judge Williams Granted Unexpected Motion Today -

WITHDRAW MOVE IN OIL DISPUTE   ATTORNEY FOR OKLAHOMA CLAIMANTS ASKS COURT 'ro DISMISS THIS MOTION

OLD MELODIES — STIR VETERANS   Band Plays As Familiar 2. in Sixties.   THIRTIETH REUNION FORMALLY OPENED   Speculation as to Successor of Van Zandt.

am) alk BRING      Thirtieth Confederate Reunion ir Full Swing Today tn Houston. Hobby at Meeting.

OLD OUND ARQUSE MEMORIES OF VET!   ‘DIXIE’’ BRINGS FORTH VOCIFEROUS APPLAUSE FROM THE GRAY OLD MEN   First Session of the Confederat Memorial Association and Kindred Bodies Held On Wednesday.

CONFEDERATE REUNION FORMALLY OPENED WITH OLD SOUTHERN MUST   ADDRESSES OF WELCOME FEAT. URED MORNING SESSION OF ANNUAL REUNION,

SOUTHERN AIRS GIVEN FOR VETS   First Session of 30th An~ nual Confederate Reunion Held Today

CANDIDATE TSLOSES RELATIONS      Farmer-Labor.Leader Alleges There Are Secret Pacts Between U..5, and Poland.   WAR MUNITIONS SOLD; ‘ TAKE PAYMENT IN NOTES   Calls on Harding to Acquaint  -Country- With Alleged Perit of United States -Polish Russian Policy.

CHARGES U. 3. SENT POLAND SUPPLIED   NEW PARTY HEAD ALLEGES AMERICA GAVE MATERIALS TO BATTLE RUSSIANS.

Still Seeking Key to Chicago Murder Mystery   Police Unable To Clear Up Strange Circumstances  Surrounding Death of Mrs. Wanderer and to, the “Ragged Stranger.”

HOLD WANDERER FOR MURDER OF WIFE AND MAN   Police To Prefer For. mal Charge Against Former Lieutenant,  Case Unedived.

DELVING IN MYSTERY   INQUEST HELD IN EFFORT TO IDENTIPY STRANGER IN MURDER CASE

MURDER CASE OF MRS, WANDERER GROWS DEEPEF   Relatives of Dead Woman Uphold Husband—Hold Inquest Today.

RE-ENAGT MURDER TO TEST SUSPEC’   Husband of Dead Woman Takes Role.

WHO WAS THE RAGGED STRA NGER:?   Toils Tighten About Lieut. Wanderer and Police Continue Investigation.

TRY TO IDENTIFY RAGGED STRANGEE   MYSTERY IN WANDERER  SHOOTING IS NOT  SOLVED. 

‘PRICE CUTS NOT IN SICHT   Federal Reserve Report Shows Big Gains in Manufacturing.

PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE NOT PROBABLE SOON, REPORT SAYS   PEDERAL RESERVE DIsSThict Isst hs VONTHELY REPORT ON OF TLOOh,

BALLOTING PRIDAY.   Chicago Convention Will Start Then to Name Candidate,

MOVIES TO BOOST THE LEAGUI   Barney Baruch Admits He Capitalized the Scheme.

BARUCH BACKED FILM TO AID LEAGUE FIGHT   Was “Angel” for “Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge’—Advanced $35,000 Fund.

BOM SCHOOLS   STAT CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN 0K IMPROVEMENT OF DISTRICT SCHOOLS   e7 ie CHAN COUNTY

“AUOM SCHOOLS   ‘STATE CONDUCTING CAMPAIGN FOR IMPROVEMENT OF DISTRICT SCHOOLS   A7 1H SHTTIVAN COUNTY

PRESIDENT WILSON PREPARES DENIAL TO THE CHARGE OF SECRET PACT WITH GREAT BRITAIN

WILSON WORKS ON SHE FO SEAMTE QUESTION ON SHIFS   Only One Bid Received Wher Auction of Former German Vessels lg Resumed

REJECTION EXPECTED OF MANDATE REQUEST   House: Republicans Outspoken ‘in Opposition; Hearing Today Delayed.   COLBY COULDN’T APPEAR

MANDATE CASE POSTPONED   House Forcian AMairs Comunitter Waits to Get Opinion From Koeepertiie, Cals

THOMPSON RAPS THE PROFITEERS   La Follette Candidate for Delegateat -Large io Republican Convenveution Hurts Bnvectives al Money Grabbers      SLA FOLLETTE'S RECORD   Says Senator Is Greatest Servant of People of United States

THOMPSON RAPS - JHE PROFITEERS   la Folletie Candidate for Deélegateat Large to Republican Convenyeution Huris Invectives at Money Grabbers   PRAISES LA FOLLETTE’S RECORD   Says Senator Is Greatest Servant of People of United States  Sinee Lineal

WAGE DECREASE WAS ACCEPTED   Bricklayers in Brown wood Willing to Ac' cept Less Pay

als  T ior prin He imc sigt “ENE Ug      Memmoeth Shipbuilding Plant Built During War, to Go to Bighest Bidder.

U.S. TO SELL ThE HOG ISLAND YARDS   BIG SHIPBUILDING PIAN BUILT DURING WAR TO BE SOLD TO BEST BIDDER.

BERLIN STRIKE CALLED OFF; MEN GO BACK TO WORK   Government and Strike Com mittee Get Together in Conference

AHALTINGIN = '.  HOUSEBUILDINC   Said to Be Due to Prohibition Prices of Lumber—Harding Suggests New Forest Policy.

HARDING POINTS OUT U.S, NEED OF TIMBER   Urges Forest Policy That Would Make America Self Retiant in Lumber Production —

MUST GONSIDER FOREST POLICY   Senator Harding Talks to Local Lumbermen   DUTY OF GOVERNMENT   Must Begin to Think of Timber Crops as We Do of Other Cultivation and Put End to Carelessness and Neglect to Which May be Traced Destructive Forest Fires

INTERPRETATION OF ARTICLE TEA WAGED AT MEET   British Delegate Offer: Plan In Secret Session of League of Nations.   AIMED AT AMERICA   Proposal Said To Be Desire To Include U.S. League.

May Interpret Article Ten At  League Session   Proposal] Made That Formal Interpretation of Mooted Article Be Made.   HOPE TO SATISFY UNITED STATES   Effort to Be Made in Belief It Will Bring U. 8. Into League.

BIG JOB LOOMING   League Will Try to Interpre’ Article X. to the Entire Sat isfaction of the Unite States. 7   ARMED FORCE MAY BE SENT INTO ARMENI,   Resolution is Passed Orderin; Conference to Decide 01 Puiting Army Into Armeni to End War.

ARTICLE TEN UP. BEFORE LEAGUE   Suggestion Made That ; It Be Clarified For United States.   RUSS __- SITUATION   League Interested In Reports Of Possible Resumption Of War On Poland.

FIRST EFFORT   Taken In Assembly to Interpret Article Ten.   Attention Wae Concentrated on Peace Between Armenia and Turkey.

Ta] FORM EFFORT  I AMO   World League Will Try To Inter. pret Article 10.   SECRET MEETING : QN APPLICATIONS   For Mentbership:.in the League  of Nations:   Proposals Made Touching Mem. bership. of. United ‘States Are Received in Silence by the Meinbers. of Committee.

AMERICA IS CHIEF TOPIC AT ASSEMBLY MEET   Formal Effort to Inter pert Article X at Gene va, to Pave Way for En trance of Untied State: into League.  DOCDADATINNTC

Former Chairman Langherst D. vlares Commoner Will Enter the TP eimnrie«.

WHITE PLANNED — ON SMALL SUM   Estimated That Two. Million Dollars Was All That. Was Needed for the   DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN   Denies Charges of* Raising a Larger Fund—Gov. Cox Has Evidence

SAYS DEMOCRATS IN SERIOUS NEED   George White, National Chairman For Democrats, Testifies That Only $65,000 Has Been Raised   BUDGET ESTIMATED $2,000,000   Chairman Asserts That Party is in Need of Plans to Raise Money —Confidence in Cox

DEMOCRATIC FUND TO DATE IS $65,000   Chairman White Says Party Has No Exact Budget, No Organization to Raise Money, and Na Allotments; Fund Estimated at Two Million Sought by Contributions

Democratic National Chairman Says Only 365,000 Has ' Been Raised Todate.   FIXED BUDGET AT $2,000,000   Has Alloted No: Money to Bureaus He Has Had None to Allot.

BATHER ENJOYS. THE SITUATION   In Regard ‘te the Demand Made ox Cox for Proof of Charges   ABOUT SLUSH FUND FOR USE IN CAMPAIGN   Day in Marion Enlivened by Theatrical Folk Who Come to See Harding.

HARDING CONFERS ON NEXT SPEECK   Prominent Republicans Called to Dis euss League Question with Re wmuahkliena Peewatrlanitinl Crunnelilotia

Judge Hughes In Conference  With Harding   Republican Nominee Also Greets Delegation of Actors At Porch This Morning   HARDING ENJOYS COX’S DISCOMFITURE   Watches With Interest Gover nor’s Attempt To Evade Testifying On Charges

PROXIES MAY BE UTILIZED IN S.DAKOTA   Not Necessary for Aspirants for Presidential Nomination to Appear on the Scene in Person.

OTTUMWA WANTS LEGION,   ‘5 Oe Would Have State Headquarters Moved From Des Moines.

DUTTON NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS JO   SULLIVAN BANKER ACCEPTS PLACE AT HEAD OF LABOR TICKET IN DISTRICT

MACHINE GUN SQUAD 10 ) UARD KENTUCKY NEGRO   Adintant General Proposes to Forestall Another Riot or Blood-

Congress Calls On Baker For List of Awards Made Army Men For Heroisn

INVESTIGATION INTE AWARDS PROVED   HOUSE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED AFTER STORMY SCENE BY VOTE OF 183 TO 123.   ATTACK ON GENERAL MARCH   Chief of Staff and Other Officers Defended Against Resolution of Renresentative Gallivan.

DEMOCRAT MAKES SAVAGE ATTACK ON GEN. MARCH   Resolution to Investigate Bestowal of Distinguished Service Medals Adopted; General Wood Cited.

a  MARCH SCORED BY GALLIVAN   Massachuseits Repre sentatives Denounces War Decorations

STORMY DEBATE ON WAR HONORS   House Finally Adopts Resolution Calling on Baker for Report of Army Awards   Gallivan Refers to Him as “High Priest of Prussianism,” “Lounge Lizard”

GENERAL MARCH THE “HIGH PRIEST OF PRUSSIANISM”   Gallivan Severe in Denuncia. tion of Chief of Staff ang Others Stoutly Resent anc Defend the Officer.

WELL KNOWN EDITOR DIES.   Josiah Kingsley Opl Suceambs to Tieast Diseases

GUARD UNITS 10 BRING TIDY oUM TO STATE YEARL'   Cavalry Squadron and Machine Gun Troop Will Result in New Mexico Receiving $40,000 Annually

PHELAN HERE POR OPEECH  IONGnt   Democratic Nominee  Speak at City Hall On Campaign Issues

PHELAN HERE FOR SPECK TNH   Democratic Nominee _ tc Speak at City Hall On  Camnpaien Issues

GERMAN REVOLT Who CAUSED bY PEAGE TERM Ut  ALLIES. BELUEE   Enforcement of Entente Demands Used by Military and Conservative Parties to Goad Pride of Germans   EBERT MADE THE GOAT FOR ACCEPTING PACT   Washington Is Of the Opinion That It Will Not Be Necessary For the Entente Armies to Occupy Country

SOCIAL TAY i      German Army-Will Decide Issue, Belief at Waehineton,. 

GERMANY NOW IS FACE 10 FACE WITH CIVIL WAR   Marked Change in Feel ing And Attitude of Peopled Noted.

Believed Germans Will Avoid Acts to Cause Military Intervention by the Entente   RUMOR, ALLIANCE WITH: RUSSIA IS DISCOUNTED.   Indirect Information to De. partment of State, Garbled  in Transmission.

EBERT OVERTHROW NOT UNEXPECTED. NEWS TO-AMERIC!   Revolutionists Will Avoid An:  _tagonizing Allies, Belief . at Washington. .

2 PARTIES CONTESTING FOR POWER   Washington Not Surprised at Revolution—New Regime NotExpected to Antagonize the Allied Governments.

SEE TEST OF STRENGTH BETWEEN TWO FACTIONS   Diplomats in Washington Have Long Been Looking for the Revolution Which Broke in Germany Saturday; Militarists Are Very Greedy for Power —   GIVES ALLIES MUGH CONCERN

REGARD ACVULT fa TEST OF STRENGT   DIPLOMATS THINK SOCIAL ISTS AND MILITARISTS COME TO SHOWDOWN   SCOUT RUSSIAN ALLIANCE   Suggestion That the New German Government May Join In With Bolsheviki Is Discounted.

TEST OF SOCIALISTS. AND MILITARY 1S SEE}   DIPLOMATS AT WASHINGTON  SAY. ISSUE OVER TREATY FACTOR IN GERMAN REVOLUTION.

GERMAN NATION IS FLAT ON BACK   ALLIED COUNTRIES HAVE NO OC. CASION FOR ALARM.   IMPOTENT TO DO GREAT HARM   People Themeelves Opposed te a Renewal of War—Overturninag eof Socialist Gevernment Dues Not Surprise.

Civil War Is Probable Reds Still Formidable   WASHINGTON VIEW OF GERMAN CRISIS—LENINE IS  GAINER BY UPHEAVAL BUT ACTUAL ALLIANCE IS  UNLIKELY, NOR WILL NEW REGIME EVER GO SO PAR AS TO RENEW WAR ON THE ENTENTERS.   Will Avoid War.

GERMANY NOT IN READINESS, EXPERT SAYS   Civil Strife in Empire Practically Certain, Belief Held—Flout Possibility of Power Joining With Soviets.

EBERT'S FALL NO SURPRISE TO AMERICA   Says Test ad Strength Be. tween Elements There  Was Inevitable

WASHINGTON Io NOT SURPRISE   TIST OF STRENGTH BETWEEN SOCIALISTS AND MILITARISTS EXPECTED

WANT TOGO? NO? WELL THEN STAY   if You're Here in 1925 You Can Stick Around Indefinitely Says Judge.   END OF THE WORLD IS TO COME IN 1925   Says Everybody But Profiicers Wants This World to Pass Away

PARKHURST WINS IN MAINE   Primary Returns Assure His Nomina tion as Republican Governor of State.

PARKHURST IS VICTOR.   Nomination of Bangor Man for Governor of Maine is Now Assured.

BERGDOLLS ENJOYED LIFE.   While Country Seught For Them As Draft FE veader<.

FISHING AND GUNNING      Enjoyed by Bergdoll Brothers While Being Soucht

SPREAD OF THE “OUTLAW” STRIKE CHECKED TODAY   SETUATION MARKED BY THE CES. SATION OF REPORTS OF WALKOUTS.      edcral Investigation of the Strike Was Started at Washington— President Calls Meeting % of Cabinet. fF

FEWER REPORTS OF STRIKES LEAD TO BELIEF MOVE. MENT IS WANING.   At Several Large Rail Center: Switchmen Reported to Be Returning to Their Posts.

STRIKE SPREAD = CHECKED TODAY   Railroad Officials and Brother hoods Believe Backbone of Walkout Is Weakening.   FIGHT SHIFTS TQ EAST

MEN GRADUALLY RETURN TO WORK   Independent Conferences Beginning To Show Results--Strikers At Syracuse and Chicago Are Returning  To Posts. ©

NO WALKOCTS OF ( Osea Ene E : ARE RR yee coe     &RO   1. $ STARTS PROBE   Federal Oficers Are Reviewing the Stiuation--Very Little Freight fs Mosed in the East— Namber of [dle Men Is Growlnc

AD OF oTnike APPEARS CHECKED   No Further Walkouts by Yardmen Switchmen of Any Consequence Reported Today.   MANY RETURNING TO POSTS   Gary's Coal Supply Exhausted and City was Lightless Last Night— Big Steel Plants Idle.

MEN RETURNING TO WORK   No Further Walkouts of Any Consequence Reported   FEDERAL PROBE STARTED

FEW NEW ONES IN PROGRESS  ‘2 REPORTS SAY   Many Switchmen Not ‘Working Are Planning To Return — Federal Investigation

OHIP OF OUTLAW STRIKE BebIND 10 LOUoEN WHEN INVESTIGATORS GUNVENE   Many Men Return to Work in Eastern Cities Says Report From Railroad Centers—food Situation Still Serious.

3, LEADER AOKO NAMED OF STRIKERS   PALMER SEEKS TO START ACTION IN NATIONAL TIE-UP.   NATIONAL TIE-UP.  Lack of Food and Coal Felt In Cities All Over Countrv.

$220,000 FIRE Al DES MOINES   Plant of Manhattan Oil Co Destroyed By Bolt of Lightning.

QENATOR HARDING FINTOHES OPLEGH   Already In Type and Nominee Helps Correct Proof— Ready for Rest.

Revises Proofs and Makes Corrections in Type at Marion Star Office

Study Army Baker’s Plea To Students   “MORE MEN WHO CAD LEAD TROOPS, SAFER WILL BE U. S.”

URGE COLLEGIANS ENTER R, 0.1. 6.   BAKER URGES MILITARY TRAIN: ING FOR SCHOOLS  As List of Reserve Officers Increases Annually, Military Problem of U.S. Will Be Solved.

SECRETARY BAKER — MAKES AN APPEAL   ASKS COLLEGE STUDENTS TO ENTER MILITARY TRAINING.

BAKER STRONG FOR MILITARY SCHOOL WORK   Endorses Reserve Officers Training Corps In Talk To Students.

BAKER APPEALS 10 COLLEGIANS   Secretary of War Urges Mili  tary Training at the Various Colleges.

NEGROES WOULD “TEPUICE ISITICS. IN CALIFORNI   Negro Convention in Los Angeles Says They Would take Up Work of Colonization in Event Oriental Races Should Be Barred From That State.

NEGROES ‘MAY REPLACE JAPS   Suggested That Blacks Take Place of Yellow Men in West

BLACKS ON c AL IFORNIA FARMS,   Swaegeation Wade That They R. Ueed to Dispinee Asiatics,

NEGROES WOULD  REPLAGE JAPS WY CALIFORNIA   PROPOSE COLONIZATION ON A LARGE SCALE IF ASIATICS ARE BARRED FROM STATE,

NEGRO LABOR FOR FARMS DISCUSSED   Possibility of Taking Place of Asiatics Here Is Considered

WOMEN OF AMERICA WIN BALLOT AFTER - YEARS OF STRUGGLE   Contention Between Factions for Credit of Measure .. Avoided by Secretary.

Women Now Are Given — Equal Rights With Men “Tn American Elections      Action of Secretary of State Early Thursday Makes ede Amendment Law of the Land-—-Women Cheer as: , Ratla fe Won. if

SUFFRAGE AMENUMEN  FORMALLY ANNCALD 10 NATIONAL GONSITUTION   Colby Makes Announcement That Tennessee Has Made Women’s Vote Law Part of National Government---Goes To Court Now.

UCTCMUNT Al  WASHINGTON  PER ORMED QUIETLY   Group of Suffrage Leaders, Hurriedly Summoned, Cheer Final Victory

SEC. OF STATE COLBY SIGNED PROCLAMATION FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE   Right of Women To Vote Is Now Part of the Constitution of the United States—Women Disappointed That Affair ” Wae Not Ric Demonstration. —_

‘Seeretary Colby Is Cheered _ By Suffrage Leaders At   Announcement   NOTICE OF TENNESSEE RATIFICATION ARRIVES   Ceremony Of Signing Was Private To Dodge Excitement

RIGHT OF WOMEN TO THE BALLOT  FORMALLY MADE A PART OF THE  UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION PROCLAIMED BY SEC’Y COLB)   ‘The ‘Secretary Announced the Proclamation When He Arrived at His Office Thursday Morning and Equal SuffragePrevails From Coast to Coast   (By United Press)

SUFFRAGE IS NOW PART OF CONSTITUTION   Secretary Colby Made Nineteenth Amendment Effective This Morning.

STATE SECRETARY HURRIES ACTION; WOMEN CHEER HIM  etait ee ea et  Cex tification Goes to His  y nA A

SUFFRAGE RATIFIED BY COLBY   Proclamation Is Signed Early Today  Women Miss Expected Ceremony

SUFFRAGE NOW  NATIONAL LAW   Nineteenth’ Amendment Pro claimed. Part. of Constitu” tion of United States.   NO PUBLIC - CEREMONY

Right of Women to U. S. Bal Jot Formally Made Part of Constitution by Action of Secretary of State Colby   President Extends Congratulations to Leaders on Victory and May Send Message to Fair Voters of Nation

RIGHT OF WOMEN TO — VOTE IS PROCLAIMED BY SECRETARY COLBY   Ratification of the 19th Amendment Giving Women the Ballot Formally Made Following Notifcation by 36th Siate.

Secretary of State Colby This Morning Proclaimed Ratification of the 19th Amendment.

NOW PART OF CONSTITUTION   RIGHT OF WOMEN TO VOTE PROCLAIMED   Last Step in Long Battle For Ballot Taken . Yesterday.

WOMEN TO VOTE _ IN NOVEMBER   Secretary of State Complete: Details of Ratification   SUFFRAGISTS ARE JUBILANT   No Legal Flaws Found ir -Tennessee Certification

TO VOTE. AT FALL ELF CTION   Little Chance of Su; preme Court Decision. by That Time’  as ma Tt Ty Vid

OFFICIAL ACT ENDS BATTLE FOR RIGHTS   Ballot for Women’ Made Optrative Throughout Nation by Proclamation of Sec- , i retary of State

Certification Taken to Secretary’s Home and Proslamation Signed There   WOMEN DISAPPOINTED BY LACK OF CEREMONY   MISS PAUL SAYS EFFORTS WILL NOW BE RENEWED TO PREVENT BLOCKING OF SUFe PRAGE IN COURTS 4 ry

SUFFRAGE 15. REALITY TOON   NINETEENTH AMENDMENT 16 DECLARED -RATIFIED,   FINAL ACTION AY SECY. COLBY   Woman. Workers On Guard in Wash ingtom Cheer Action Following the Arrival of the Certification  from Tennessee Legislature,

Austria Sells Emperor’s Property   Secures 250,000,000 Kroner Received for Personal Property of Formet Austrian Emperor.

FOUR MILLION WORKMEN TO ENTER FALL CAMPAIGN   Leaders Charge Present Congress Ha: - Shawn Unfriendly Attitude to Their Cause.

AF. GF L ENTERS POLITICAL GAME   Will Work For Election of Con. gressmen Who Will Prom. ise to Support Them.

LABOR UNIONS OPEN WAR 10 ELECT LABOR MEN TO CONGRESS   GOMPERS HEADS CAMPAIGN Tt UNSEAT ALL MEN SAID TO BE UNFRIENDLY TO LABOR

ABOR GAMPAIGN  FOR NON-PARTISAN NATIONAL PART’   More Than 500 Leaders Will Sean Be at Work Throughout the Country Directing the Work. .

LABOR SOON 70 BEGIN CAMPAIGN FOR ELECTIONS   More Than 500 Leaders Will Seek to Defeat Unfriendly Members of Congress   MANIFESTO MAILED TO EVERY UNION IN U. S.   SPEAKERS, POLITICAL MANAG ERS, AND TONS OF LITERA TURE WILL BE SENT ALI OVER COUNTRY.

SERUM MAY REPLACE KNIFE   French Surgeon Reports Satisfactory Results From Experiments With Anti-gargrenous Serum.

JOHNSON IN INDIANA PRIMARY ELECTION   Gen. Wood Takes Indiana in 6,000 Lead With Twothirds of Precincts Heard From—Warren McRay Far Ahead of Fesler.

MILLION ARMED WEN  AT PRESENT   Germany Has Still 7850 Aeroplanes and 72 Warships; Is New Revelation

BOLSHEVIK MAKING DISTANT ADVANCES      Advizes State That They Have Entered Persia and India and the Chinese Frontier.

A'S RGRNER    Wow:     Hit: Corps. Rearches \Frontic; et Western Mangolin.

RED ARMY REACHES CHINA   i Bolsheviki Have Arrived in #he Vi cinity of Kebdo on Western Border of Mongolia.

BIRTH RATE EXCECDS DEATHS IN INDIANA   29.7 Per Cent Death Rate in Greensburg is Highest in State for First Seven Months

aUiAL STO TD TAKE PART IN CONFERENCE   ‘Announces Plan To Send Rep resentative to Meeting in Berne.

SOCIALISTS PLAN MEET.   Americans Appear to be Preparing io Get In Bad Company.

SOCIALISTS TO CONFER   Mecting at Berne WHI Discuss Modifying Third Internationale.

HUMANE TREATMENT OF STOCK   Better Care of Animals Will Conserve Meat Supply.

Chicagoan, Winner of Event, Establishes New Weorld’s Record of 54 Seconds For Distance.

Loomis Shatters W-orld Mark at Olympic Bow! In 400 Metre Hurdles   Clips Second From Former Record Of 55 Sec- onds Established By C. Bacon In The United States In 1908; J. K. Norton, Of Olympic. Club, Finishes Second; Paddock Wins Sprint: 

THREE FIRSTS IN HURDLES FOR U.S   Americans Win 17 Points at Olympic Meet Today—Leomis Lowers Werld Record by 1 Second

AMERICAN, ATHLETE. HANGS NEW: WORLD'S. MARK IN 400-METER.. HURDLE RACE

PADDOCK FIRST IN 100-METER EVENT   Loomis Made New World Record Over Timbers

YANKEE HURDLERS SCORE 17 POINTS FOR AMERICA   Loomis Winner of Event Establishes World’s Record.

aan sae icteric:  INCLE SAM'S BOYS AT ANTWERP SCORE JO POINTS WW INTERNATIONAL EVENTS   In Winning 400 Meter Hurdles, Frank Loomis Establishes a Neiw World's Record of 54 Seconds Fiat

U.S. WINS AT ANTWERP   YANKEE STARS SWEEP FIELD IN OLYMPIC GAMES.   Score 43 Points in One Day—Franl Loomis of Chicago Establishes a World’s Record.

SAN IN THE RUNNING   K. U. Man Third in Broad Jump at Antwerp.   AMERICANS WIN HURDLES   Los Angeles Athlete Won Final 100-Meter Event at OiympicMissouri Man Fifth.

AMERICAN HURDLERS. ~ MAKE GLEAN SWEEI   Vonks Fuilsh : Viet, Seeoud 2 Ohi and Sixth in 400-0Metor Race   LOOMIS. BREAKS RECORD   CILICAGOAN CROSSKS TAPES IN he. SRCONDS   Fini Athlete: Goes Ahead’ a: Bradtey of Minsas br PentathIon, Scoring: Lb Points to Bradley 25

YANKS QUALIFY IN ALL DAMES   NEW WORLD JAVELIN RECORD ESTABLISHED AFTER U. S. MEN ARE ELIMINATED

CHIGAGOAN BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD AT OLYMPIC FIELD MEET   American Hurdlers Score Seven teen Points by Placing First, Second, Third and Sixth   FINLANDER WINS IN ANCIENT PENTATHLON      Yank Lieutenant Qualifies for 800 Meter Run

GREAT SHOWING BY AMERICANS   Place in All Events Except Javelin at Antwerp   Walter Whalen, Boston, Among the Qualifiers—Rudd Beats Eby

U.S. SHOWS STRENGTH AS OLYMPIAD OPENS   Finn Athlete, However, Estab. lishes New World’s Javelin Hurling Record

YANK ATHLETES SCORE   Result of 400 Meter Hurdles ’ Gives U. S. 17 Points,   Frank Loomis of the Chicago A, A, Establishes World Mark—Other Winners at Antwern,

—_e_—  HEADWAY IS MADE BY SPANISH SUFFRAGISTS      Many Women Now Jield Important Positions Under Government; Conference 10 be Hekb

G. 0.P: CAUCUS ~ F IN HOME STATE FOR POINDEXTER      Asks Convention to. Support ' Senator:as Long as. <: ~ Ady eahlac. coc oe

182 G. 0. P. HOUSE MAJORITY   Two More Congressmen Added to List in Belated Retturas.

G. 0. P. HOUSE MAJORITY 182   Belated Returns Add Two More Con. gressmen to List--Democrats Have 126 Votes.

MADE WEALTH THRU RELIGION   lowan Woman Is Sned by Pastor Whe . Lost Nis Wife.

FIGHT IS DROPPED   Effort to Remove Babler ir Missouri Abandoned

RETAIN BABLER -COMMITTEEMAN   Missouri: Republicans Drop Remora Charge Against Him for Spending Lowden Money

BABLER RETAINED AS COMMITTEEMAN   Fight: for Removal of Mis - Souri . “Member. From - Na: tional’ Body Is.Dropped. ;   FURTHER ACTION ‘UNWISE   State. Commitiées Decides > Tgtiore Lowden, Ca -&  Fund (Charge

FIGHT TO REMOVE BABLER AS COMMITTEEMAN ENDS   After Careful Study of Conditions and Deliberation It Is Agreed to Let Matter Go Quietly Into History.

TWO MORE MEN,  - > ARE INDICTED   “Sport”: Sullivan And A Man - Named Brown Are Accused. =

SUSPENSION OF CHICAGO BASEBALL PLAYERS FOR BRIBERY WRECKS CLUB   Eight Members of Chicago Baseball Team Indicted By Grand Jury For “Throwing” Worlds Series Last Fall Lost To Professional Beall.   CICOTTE, MAKES A FULL CONFESSION   Breaks Down and Tells Jury Of Receiving $10,000 Teo Allow Cincinnati Team To Win Series; Seven Others Are Implicated.

10 QUESTION WOMEN   SEVERAL WILL BE QUIZZED OVER DENTON MURDER      Capitalist Scaffed With Spanish Girt Before Death.

BODY OF CAPITALIST MISSING 4 MONTHS FOUND IN HIS HOME   WITH SKULL CRUSHED AND BODY COVERED WITH OUICK Tivwmtr

Several Women are to be Questioned in Connection With Death of J. C. Denton ef Los Angeles, Cal.

JUSTICE THE REMEDY.   Vice President Marshall Urges Jail tences for Profiteers,

MR.) MARSHALL TALKS   THE VICE-PRESIDENT SOUNDS THE DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE,   Apparently He Disagrees with Mr Wilson's fdea That the Peace Treaty Has Ouly One Side.

V. PRESIDENT WOULD JAIL PROFITEERS   ‘SAYS PROHIBITION MUST BE ENFORCED WHILE IT LASTS— DEPLORES “POLITICPL”  PEACE ROW.

EQUAL JUSTICE 10 ALL MEN REMEDY FOR OUR UNREST   Vice-President Marshall Urges Jail Sentences for the Profiteers.      SPEAKS IN HOME STATE   Hopes President and Senate Will Reach Agreement on Peace Treaty,

MARSHALL URGES JAIL FOR PROFITEER   Justice For All Men Is Key Tx Solution Of Unrest, Says Vice President.

MARSHALL WOULD. “UNL-ALL PROFITEERS   ww : Vieo-President Gives itis Receipt For Lowering High Cost Of Living,   JUSTICE IS HIS REMEDY   MORE PRNODUECTION WILL HELP, I SAYS,   Marshall Delis tediann Democrats Darty Issues Should Be  Thrown Aside In ay: tkKing: Peace With Ger many.

EXACT JUSTICE 1S UNREST PANACEA      Vice President Marshal Suggests Remedy.

EQUAL JUSTICE UNREST REMEDY MARSHALL PLEA   Vice President Delivers Keynote Speech to Indianians

ALLREMEDY FOR UNREST”   Vice-President Marshal Gives Views on Way to . ~.. Quiet Nation.   OPENS DEMOCRATIC  NDIANA CONVENTION

VICE PRESIDENT SUES SPEECH WW INDIANAPOLIS   Legion Can Be.of Tribe oi Nathan Hale or Oliver Twist. He Says   VIEWS ON PROHIBITION GIVEN TO DEMOCRATS   Maryland Convention !s Puzzled as to Attitude to Assume on Bry Question

HARD BLOWS ~FROM: MARSHAL   VICE PRESIDENT DEMANDS “EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN” IN OPENING CONVENTION,

JAIL PUBLIC GOUGER PLEA OF MARSHALL   Vice President Delivers Keynote Address at Indiana Meet   WOULD RATIFY TREATY   But Drop No One From Party for Stand on League, He Says

VICE PRESIDENT SOUNDS KEYNOTE   SPOKE TODAY BEFORE THE ' INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   JUSTICE FOR ALL MEN   It Was An American War, Marshall Said, and the Peace Should be American 

VIGE PRESIDENT URGES PRISUK FOR PROFITEERS   Mr. Marshall Addressed In diana Democratic State Convention Today.   DRY AMENDMENT  MUST BE ENFORCEL   Republican Congress Effec tively Attacked By the Vice President.

JUSTICE TO ALL WILL END UNREST, MARSHALL AVERS   Vice President Urges Jai Sentences for Profiteers it Speech Before Indiana Dem ocratic Convention.

MARSHALL NIPS BOOW   Vice President Not Seeking the Presidential Nomination.   Makes Keynote Speech at Indiana Cenvention, Which Indorses WIIson's Administration.

INDIANA BACKS WILSON   VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL MAKES KEYNOTE SPEECH.   Equa! Rights and Exact Justice for All, Jali for the Profiteers, His Platform.

KILLED FIFTEEN IN IRELAND   Auxiliary Cadets Shot Down in Ambush   ABOUT 100 MEN DID TI   Another of the Police Cadets Mort ally Wounded and One is Missing.

AT KILMICHAEL IN COUNTY CORK   Were Ambushed by Between 70 and 100 Men   GALLERIES IN COMMONS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

TOLD THEY MUST LEAVE IRELAND   Fifteen Auxiliary Police Cadets Are Killed as Result of an Ambush by About 100 Men Near Kilmichael on Sunday Evening.   SINN FEIN LEADERS BELIEVED TO HAVE SET FIRE TO DOCKS

EXTRA!   AMBUSHED LAST NIGHT BY 100 MEN,   Reports From Macroom, County Cork Ireland Teil of Wholesale Killing Last Night—Auxilliary Police Cadets Being Victims.

AMERICAN GUNMEN I OINN FEIN PLOT FOR TERROR REIGN   Londonderry, Dublin, Liverpoa! Invaded by Professional Killers, Police Say.   INCENDIARY FIRES BURN LIVERPOOL WAREHOUSES   Attempt to Start Conflagration in-London Discovered by Police and Blocked,

13 FIRES STARTED IN LIVERPOCL   Many Large Warehouses Burn and One Policeman Is Killee—London in Move for Safety.

IRELAND HAS GUNMEN FROM U.5., REPORT   Are Also Said to Have Made Their Appearance at Liverpool.   RULELETIN.

CHARGE SINN FEIN WITH FIRE AT DOGK   SECRETARY SHORT SAYS EVIDENCE POINTS TO GENERAL CONSPIRACY   Jutsiders Are Prevented From Entering Houses of Parliament Because of Fear of the Plotters.

YANKEE GUNMEN TAVADE IRELAND   Police Report Americans Are  - Working in Londonderry and Dublin.   ATTEMPT TO BURN LUMBER

FIFTEEN BRITISH POLIGE CADETS ARE AMBUSHED AND SLAIN IN IRELAND   Damage Done to British Property by Sinn Feiners Js Estimated at  Milhons; Liverpool F Blaze Put Out LIFE OF KING IS NOV IS NOW GUARDED

15 CADETS ARE SLAIN BY IRISH   Dne Mortally Hurt, Another Miss ing After Ambush in County Cork.   U. $. GUNMEN WITH REBELS   Commons Toid of Big Torch Pilot by Sinn Fein—London Attack is Biocked—Premier and Police in Conference.

GUNMEN HIRED IN U. S. BY IRISH IS CLAIM OF POLICE   Assassination Of High Officials Schemed By  Sinn Feiners?

AUXILIARY POLICE KILLED BY AMBUSH   FIFTEEN OFFICERS AND CADET DIE; WARN OTHER OFFICERS

SLAY FIFTEEN CADETS   irish Ambush Patrol In Two Lorries Near Cork.

lO BAIT IOn POLICE KILLED IN AMBUSH   Another Missing, One Wounded After Sinn Fein Attack.   100 MEN IN ATTACKING PARTY   U. S. Gunmen Seen With the Irish Rebele—Commons Told of Big Torch Plot—Assault on London Is Blocked.

Irish Using “American Gunmen”—Over Dozen Incendiary Fires at Liverpool."         TWO PERSONS ARE 

LEGION HUNTS  a MISSING MEN   This Newspaper Publishes Additional List of Soldiers’ Fate upon Request of Association.   PARTICULARS

OE CHANCE OF  SPEEDY WORK   Present Indications Point to  Chicago Nomination Being : Quickly Made.   SPIRIT OF HARMQNY LIKELY TO PREVAIL   Second Ballot Will Furnish  Idea of the Comparative Strength of Candidates.

Leaders Believe Seksion Will Be Short Ending On Friday.  od  HARMONY IS GOAL  eee ee  Main Fight Between Wood, Johnson And Lowden.

Belief That Things Will Drag Along Slow Dispel. ed By New: Veer of Polili. cal Wind,   NOMINATE WINNER   Slogan of Gathering Will be To “Stick Toxellier” and ‘Select Strongest Man Poserhla .

Believe Proceedings At Convention Will Reaeh Climax By Friday  CAMPAIGN PROBE TO AFFECT RESULTS May Eliminate ‘Some Candidates Now Strong In Instructed Votes  Ry WIPLTTAtt ?wiririrp crarecs

CONVENTION. ** MAY BE:‘SHORT BELIEVE-MANY   MAY ALL BE OVER BY FRIDAY EVENING AT THE LATEST. .   “GET TOGETHER” IS NOW THE SLOGAN

OP.   Owing to Strange Veer In Political Winds Now Setting In   Believed Senate Probe Has Already Performed Much of the Conventions Work.

Earlier conclusion © than at first looked for now ~ “2 epeame certain ~   MARY REASONS  ADUANGEN   Leaders are striving  for harmony and rapid ‘dispatch of business

A J. BEVERIDGE “tity  HARDING   ‘Says Progressive and Liberal Republicans Will Support Him in Race.   FORMER SENATOR OW STUMP   Has Own Views on Labor and Will Make Own Platform, Beveridge Says.

PROGRESSIVES. 10 AID FIGHT FUR HARDING AND COOLIDGE   SENATOR BEVERIDCE TAKES STUMP FOR REPUBLICAN LEADERS: WILL PUT FORWARD OWN LABOR PROGRAM   Indiana Man Proposes Platform Upon Labor With Which He Holds All* Liberals Can Agree; Lines Up Moosers.

BEVERIOGE 1 FOR HARDING   But the indiana Senator Says He Will Make His Own Platform en Stump

Liberals In G. O. P. Will Help Harding   Senator Beveridge Agrees to Suppor Nominee But Wi Make iis Own Labor Platiorm When Te Takes to Stump

WA ti   Savy Uiberals Reserve Right to go -BeYond G,'O. P. Platform : J on Labor Issues... .

BEVERIDGE CONFERS WITH HARDING   Says Pregram Is One All Can Unit: On—Will Take Stump for G. O. P. Ticket.

PnUbAL val WILL oUPPORT UP, NOMINEE   Right Reserved to Go Beyont Piatform on Labor Issues, Says Ex-Bull Mooser   HARDING CONFERS WITH NATIONAL COMMITTEE   EX-SENATOR BEVERIDGE SAY: ALE FACTIONS CAN UNITE IN REPUBLICAN PROGRAM FOR CAMPAIGN.

PROGRESSIVES WILL SUPPORT ~ SEN, HARDING   Harding WiN Lahor to Rejuvenate th Party and Return to Constituttonal Government:

WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO FOUR CHILDREN   UTAH FARM WIFE PRESENTS THREE BOYS AND GIRL TO HUSBAND

SAYS WRONG MAN EXECUTED FOR MURDER   Nab Man who Claims Crime For Which 18 Year Old Boy Was Electrocuted.

STATE PARK PENS APRIT f   Turkey Ruan and McCormick's Creek Canyon Comprise 630 Acres

THE STATE PARKS TO OPEN SOON   MODERN HOTEL WILL ACCOMO. DATE VISITORS AT STATE PARK THIS YEAR

FOUR SOLUTIONS OF IRISH SNARL   Correspondent Begins: Series of Discussions of frish Problem   M’SWINEY UNCONSCIOUS:   Mayor's Relatives: Are No Longer Permitted to Visit Him at Wil a

ALLIES WILL NOT DEMAND KAISER   Dutch Government Note Says That County Is Aware of Responsibilities Regarding William

ALLIES NOT TO , 2 PRESS DEMAND   Entente-- Will Not Interfer With Hotland’s Jurisdiction’ Qver Former Kaiser. :   DUTCH REFUSE - AGAIN

“Gyave Frvor™ Made by the President, IL is Asserted By Placing Faith in Car.  Pana   INTERVIEW GIVEN   Bandit Leader Tells of His Hopes and Plans For Fu: lure—Is Glad Reaction  - Has Come.

VILLA GLAD REACTION  HAS SET IN   Famous Mexican Outlaw Happy U. S. Got Jolt For Favoring Carranza.

<a a FXICO’S TROUBLES DUE TO WILSON cAYS VILLA IN FIRST INTERVIEY   Hn Powerfal Factor, “Pancho” Says President Committe Grave Error in Recognizing Carranza--Wants to Hel Conntry to Stable Peace and Then Retire.

vit OPINES  EXIGO: WILL AAV NO MORE REVOLUTIONS   Is Glad America Has Received Jolt From Aiding Carranza :   PRAISES PRESENT REVOLUTIONISTS   Says Carranza Never Wanted tc Find Him; Wished: Quest as Excuse for Militarism

VILLABLAMES  U.S. PRESIDENT FOR TROUBLES OF HIS NATION   Bandit Chieftain Charges Wilson With Grave Error  In Backing Carranza   VILLA IS PEACEABLE   Tells Reporter He Was Carranza’s Excuse For Maintaining Big Army

VILLA TALKS ON THE FUTURE OF HIS COUNTRY   SAYS THIS WILL END THE REVOLUTION FOR A LONG TIME.   BLAMES PRESIDENT WILSON FOR MUCH

TEACHERS STRIKE   When School Board Refuses To Grant Pay Increases

SOVIET MENACE TO WARSAW 1 STILT PRESSING:    ff the Russians Continue Present Advance They Will Reach City lu a Week.   GOVERNMENT MAY MOVE   The Kosciusko Air Squadron to Move to Aid Defense of the Capital.

SOVIETS CONTINUE ADVANCE ONPOLISH CAPITAL ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS DRAG

REPORTS Ur WAR —GONTRAGICTORY   AME RIC AN AID squ ADRON ; , - TO NELP vOLES   POLES’ DEFENSE LINE GONE   Miliary Experts ag. Washlugton Say 7 “phat Sovict Russia Has Animuni = thun'to Fight Five Yenrs,

HURL REDS BACK 15 MILES FROM POLISH CAPITAL   .ondon Hears Re-as: suring News From Front; Situation Admittedly Bad.

It Is. Not Much Clearer Now Than it Was Yesterday.     TUE BOLSHEVIKE IN ADVANCE  dls Still a Menace te Warsaw— Many Conflicting Stories Are Told.

PERSHING WILL G0 TO SOUTH AMERIG,   State Dept, Plans for Strength : ening UW. S. Ties With»  Nearby Natione

JO VISIT REPUBLICS   en, Pershing To Act As Wilson's Personal Avent.

Hero World War Will Soon Go On Peace Mission For President Wilson,

WILL SEND PERSHING T0-SOUTH AMERICE   RANKING ARMY OFFICER TO VISIT THAT CONTINENT AS REPRESENTATIVE OF  wer oc

PERSHING 10 TOUR COUNTRIES OF 5. A.   {By A. L. Bradford, United Press Staff Correspondent:

WILL MAKE A TOUR   General J. J. Pershing Will Tour South America as ‘the Representative. of   PRESIDENT WILSON   Erierds Say That He. Has c Agreed ® Te G6 +.To Strengthen Friendship

TO CEMENT TIES WITH S. AMERICA   “EN. JOHN J. PERSHING TO TOUR LATIN AMERICA AS REPRE. SENTATIVE OF WILSON

PERSHING WILL ACT AS WILSON'S REPRESENTATIVE IN SOUTH AMERIGAN (OU:

PERSHING 70 TOUR SOUTH AMERIC   ' State Department Plans Visit to Strengthen Ties of Friendship.

GEN, PERSHING TO TOUR S, AMERICE   Ostensibly Trip. Will Be to Return " ‘Visit of President of Brazil.

SOUTH AMERICAN — TOUR TO BE MADE BY GEN. PERSHING   General Expected to Re. turn Pessoa’s Visit, Representing Wilson

ADAMS PREDICTS HARDING TO GET NORTH AND WES!   Thirty-five States With 392 Electoral Votes Declared Sure Republican.

SEES 35 STATES WITH 372 VOTES SURE FOR G. 0. P,   Vice Chairman at Chicago Headquarters Declares Latest Reports Show Democrats’ Figures to Be “Pure Moonshining.”

HARDING AND COOLIDGE WILL RECEIVE AT LEAST 392 ELEC. TORAL VOTES.

SOLVE ADRIATIC QUESTION OFFER   Premier Nitti, Italy, Makes New Compromise Proposal to Jugo Slavia

NUTT! HAS NEW ~—ADRIATIC PLAN   PRESIDENT WILSON’S STIPULATIONS ARE FOLLOWED - WITH FEW CHANGES.

se RS ets tS eta a SRD ane tee al ite remem enaentoneenaa pene es eoetensainchaaeeenteearenecnntntananaineaionserseeentnerinaeemnmnanentiaanemmoneanenanomsaenanieeaaenememasmTeE Teena emensnemenneeremeeeeete eet ne  COMPROMISE PROPOOALS INTENDED TO SOLVE THE ADRIATIC QUESTION   Premier Nitti Makes Suggestion in Which President Wilson's ~ $tipulations Has Been Followed with a Few Slicht Modificatinne

GOODMAN TO HELP FARMERS   WILL TRY TO RELIEVE FARM LABOR SHORTAGE OVER STATE OF TEXAS.

GOODMAN SUPERINTENDS LABOR DIFFICULTIES JF TEXAS PRONUEER'   NAMED FEDERAL COMMISSIONER . FO HANDLE LABOR SITUTION IN THIS STATE.

PEATH TOLL REACHES 118.   : ‘For the ast Seven Months— 221,   Births lbtecorded, 

NEAT TOLL) REL   ven Months—-221 tecordéed,     Vor the Past  Births

ANOTHER PLAGUE CASE AT BEAUMONT   According To Health Department This Ip Eleventh Case Since Disease Made Ita Apeparance.

ANOTHER CASE PLACUE IS FUND I REMMAONT aN 08 BETS SRUGHY   TOTAL OF ELEVEN CASES HAV] BEEN FOUND IN BEALMONT SAYS HEATH OFICER.

ANOTHER PLAGUE CASE AT BEAUMONT   Twenty Thousand Rats Per Week Being Caught Says Health Officer.

MONE PAY ASKED.   Rail Men lnsisting on a Belinite Anf ‘swer to Demand. r

MORE PAY ASKED,   Rail Men tusisting on a DBelinite An“wer to Demand,

OPPOSES SIGNALMEN'S CLAIMS.   Railroad Representative Speaks Avpninat Higher Waeecs.

THE SUPREME COURT TODAY HANDED DOWN DECISION IN THE OHIO CASE.   The Court Adjourned for the Day Without Further Action On Any Other Prohibition Cases—Up. holds Woman’s Suffrage.

CASE DECIDED BY © HIGH COURT=~~   Legistative Prohibition. Act Stands, In Tribunal’s Opinion   STATIS BENGH iS REVERSED   Officials Also Restrained. from Submitting Suffrage Vote ff

WETS GIVEN ~TARD BLOW AY COURT   Referendum Which Rescinded _ Ratifying of Prohibition in  Ohio Is Held WMegal By  the U. 5. Supreme Tribunal   Endorsement of Amendment to Federal Constitution Held Final; Decision in the Dry Law Is Again Postponed

OHIO,S REFERENDUM IS UNCONSTITUTIONA   Ratification Of Any Constitution al Amendment By Legislature Is Final.

“WETS” RECEIVE SEVERE BLOW   Supreme Court Holds Ohio Referendum Was Illegal    RATIFICATION IS FINAL      Tribunal Also Holds Presi: dent Is Income Tax Exempt

OHIO DRY LAW  ISUPHELDBY SUPREME COUR}   REFERENDUM VOTE  AGAINSI THE MEASURE BY VOTERS DECIDED UNCONSTITUTIONAL   (By United Press)

OHIO REFERENDUM ON PROHIBITION HELD INVALID   Supreme Court Holds Ratification by Legislature is Final—tnjunetion Granted.

Ratification of Any Constitud tional Amendment by a — Legislature Held Valid     SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM ! IS ENJOINED BY COURT   REFERENDUMS IN OTHER STATES WERE CONTEMPLAT4 ED; COURT'S ACTION WOULD INVALIDATE THEM, .

HIGH COURT OUTLAWS OHIO VOTE   {Attempted Withdrawal of Lex: islature’s Dry Ratification. Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme ‘i

LEGIOLATURE NAG FINAL WORD, fo  HULING   High Court Makes Only One Decision Today on Pro hibition Cases

DRY LAW REFERENDUM IN OHIO IS KNOCKED OUT   SUPREME COURT HOLDS RATIFICATION OF PROHIBITION CONSTITUTIONAL’ AMENDMENT BY LEGISLATURE IS FINAL:

EFFORT OF OHIO TO. VITIATE — RATIFICATION 1S. DECLARED VOID BY SUPREME TRIBUNAL   High ¢ Court Rules Such Ac tion. by State Is Uncon_ Stitutional , ~   MANY DECISIONS REACHED

FINDS MAP OF FRENCH FORT IN OLD GLOVE   Decatur, Ill., Man Rips Gaunt let and Discovers Spy’s Plans.

- mae 1 OLD GLOV REVEAL PLAN      Ronnd House Employes Finds Then . After Tearing Gloves ‘Apart.

WILLIAMS AGAIN NOMINATED COMPTROLLER   Name Appears With 17,00 Others

RE-NOMINATES WILLIAMS   President's Choice for Comptroller of Currency Heads List

DENIES REPORTS CLEMENCEAU ILL   Physic lan Says Tiger Wil Retarn to Paris Friday From Vichy.

EASIER GN OIL MEN   frovisonal Mexican. Government Will Not Carry Out Carranza Decrees

MEXICO WILL PROTECT OIL CLAIMS, HUERTA SAYS   Nationalization of Deposits Wil Be Upheld, but Prejudicial Decrees Revoked.

OIL MEN HAVE RIGHT PRE-EMPT CLAIMS MEXICO   Five Generals Have Tak en up Arms Against Provisional Gov’t

HUERTA POLI CW ELATED “TP AEPURTERS      Provisional President _ Says Five Generals Are in RevoitAgainst Government:

DE LA HUERTA’S VIEWS ON Ol   PROVISIONAL PRESIDEN’ OF MEXICO OUTLINES PROGRAM.

OIL;RRODUCTION ~ NATIONALIZED   All ' ‘Decrees " ‘Issued by Formier President to -Be:Abrogated

,TO APROGATE. DEGREES.   Articl: of Mexico Constitution Which Nationalizes Oil Deposits, Will be Sustained.

WILL ALTER OIL LAWS   PRESIDENT OF MEXICO PLANS REVISION OF CONSTITUTION.   De La Huerta Receives Eight Foreign Correspondents While in His Sick Bed.

PRESIDENT OF MEXICO PLANS REVISION OF CONSTITUTION.   De La Huerta Receives Eight Foreigr Correspondents While in His Sick Bed.

MEXICO MAKES GONGESOIOND TQ PETROLEUM MEN   May Pre-empt Within Five Years and Drill Anytime  Tharaaftar

WU GET PROTECT Ay   MEXICAN PRESIDENT EXPECTS TO ISSUE DECREE  WITHIN FEW DAYS —   AMERICANS AT INTEREST   Provisions of Acts of 1917 to Be Modified, de la Huerta Assures Correspondents of the Newspapers.

Article 2 uf the Mexican Constitution Will Be Sustained Thecretically, He Suys..

Costing Nearly Ejtghteen Million Dollars a Day to Ren the Big Machine.

TO MILLION DOLLARS DATO RUN THE U.   OFFICIAL SAYS COST FOR FISCAL YEAR WILL AMOUNT TO $6,750,000,000.

Annual Exnenciture of ApproxCRRANZA RULE LOSES Report of Treasurer   ADD ANOTHER BILLION FOR SOLDIERS’ BONUS   Army and Railroad Expenses Resuires Two Billions and Interest 664 Millions

GOVERNMENT EXPENSES ARE $2,000,000 A DA)   Treasury Department Makes Public Totals Expended During Nine Months of Fiscal Year.

KANSAS GOVERNOR FLAYED BY HOWAT AD FOE OF LABOR   Union Chief of District 14 Bit terly Assails Industrial Court As Aiming to Enslave State Workers.

pave pute H   Immense Loss Is Sustained By Government on Vessels Built During War; Cost Plus System Opens Way to Fraud   Builders of Wooden Ship: Got “Raw Deal” When Arm istice Signed, Says Inquiry Witness: Talks of Chaos

1,300. SHIPS.  NED BY THE SNE  Worth Less Than n Half What It Cosi to Build Them.

MORE DETAILS GIVEN   By Gillen Regarding Waste. Tul and Inefficient Methods.

Ships Worth Less Than Half Of Cos!   Government Ship Building Venture Has Been Mighty Costly.   EXPERT SAYS VALUE OF SHIPS DECREASED

MINNESOTA AT POLLS TONIGH!   PRIMARY TO VOTE FOR PRESIDEN: TIAL CANDIDATES MUST BE CLOSED IN ONE HOUR

TWO MORE OUT FOR -. LEGISLATURE   James C. Cole And Dr. Eugen Elgin Announce Candidacy.   ONE FROM EACH PARTY   Fight Promises to be Bitterly Fough as Five Democrats And Three Re. publicans Seek Office.

LEGISLATIVE FIGHT WARMING UP IN ADAMS   Dr. Eugene Elgin Amone Candidate Seeking Nomimation in  That County

BORDER GUARD RE-ENFORCED   Reports of Hostilities Across Line From Laredo Brings Action by the U. S. Army.

BORDER GUARD © IS RE-NFORCED   Me my  Reports of Hostilities Across Line From Laredo Brings Action by the U. S&S. Army.

AMERICAN TROOPS TO GUARD: LAREDO AGAINST MEXICANS   Planes and Machine Gunner At Border Town After Rebel Forces Attack Village Across Rio Grande.

NEUVO LAREDO ATTAGKED BY REBELS   American Garrison on Borde Being Reinferced.

“FIRST DRINKS,” POISON WHISKY, FATAL TO BOYS   Chicago Wood Alcohol Teall af 17.

GIRL CONVICTED OF A KILLING   Seventeen-yenr-okl Found (.uwilts at  Deuraace. ¢ «wi.

Senate Passes Stering Sedition Measure Without Record.   Propaganda Advocating Overthrow of Government by Force to Draw Severe Penalties.

Senate Passes Anti-Sedition Bill; Aims-Severe Penalties   Acts of Propaganda Advocating Overthrow of Government Will Be Strenuously Dealt With Under Provisions of Measure—Aliens Violating Act Will Be Subject to Deportation—Goes to House.

ANTI-SEDITION BILL ~~ PASSED IN SENATE   Prescribes Severe Penalties For Acts or Propaganda Advocating Overthrow of Government.

NT SEDITION BILL ADOPTEL   Five Years in Prison and $5,000 Fine Penalties Provided.

SENATE PASSES BILL TQ CURB RADICALS   Persons Attempting Revolt T< Be Fined And Imprisoned Under Measure.

BILL HITS SABOTAGE   Senate Passes Stering Sedition Measure Without Record.   Propaganda Advocating Overthrow of Government by Force to Draw Severe Penalties.

SENATE PASSES SEDITION ‘BILL HARD ON ALIENS   Carries Penalty of $5,. 000 for any Action Against U. S. Govt.

Bai ar ith et caam. inten Te rea CRT at SENATE GIVES APPROVAL TH ANTT.SAENTTION RTT.)

ANTI-SEDITION BILL _ HAS PASSED SENATE   Senate Passes Stering Sedition Measure Without Record.   Propaganda Advocating Overthrow of Government by Foree to Draw Severe Penaities,

ANTI-SEDITION BILL PASSED BY.SENATI   Drastic Penalties Provided for Those Who Would Overthrow Government.

SEDITION BILL 0. K.’D   STERLING MEASURE PASSES SEN. ~ ATE WITHOUT RECORD VOTE.   Hits Sabotage and All Propaganda Ad. vocating the Overthrow of Government by Force.

NIGHT - RIDERS DESTROY CHUTE AT MAYSFIELD   First Outbreak of Tobacco Growers in Thirteen Years

NIGHT RIDERS  STAGE ATTACK   FIRST TIME IN YEARS THAT i KENTUCKY HAS BEEN i BOTHERED.

NIGHT RIDERS vm APPLY TORGH      Great Crowd of Kentucky Tobacco Growers Burn Shute.   RESULT OF TOBACCO FIGHT      Growers Disgruntled Because Prices Were Dropping. Hold Up Men at   Point of Shot Guns.

IN KENTUCKY FIRS1 -TIME IN THIRTEEN YEARS. _   Torch Applied to Mayfield Tobacco Chute—-Dropping of Tobacco Prices Cause ot the Trouble.

NIGHT RIDERS IN ACTION   Apply the Torch to Tobacco Chute Near Mayfield, Kentucky.

WARND VOTERS ENGLAND SEEKS CONTROL OF OIL   Europe Reaches Out for World Trade While Democrats Preach About League.

HARDING ADDRESSES OKLAHOMA CITIZENS   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE AGAiS THRUSTS AT WILSONIAN POLICIES.   AMERICA FIRST, SLOGAN   Speaker Makes Special References to Development of 00 Industry. - °

SENATOR HARDING FLIRTS WITH OIL CRUDE AND REFINED   Styles ‘Oklahoma City. the  Metropolis of America’ Ss Petroleum With Star — Seeking New Fields   THE BRITISH SCARE   CHARGES ENGLISH. INTERESTS ARE ENDEAVORING TO GAIN CONTROL OF OUR, GREASY — WEALTH.

HARDING HITS HITS+U. S. FOREIGN POLICY      GS. Ov. P. Candidate. in Oklahoma Speeches Raps British  Bestimecaan td a

WILSON FOREIGN POLICY ASSHLEL      Senator. Harding Delivers Las reach, of .Mid-Western: Trip..in Oklahoma.

Scores Laxity of  ‘Administration in — British Oil Grab   Oklahoma Told Administrative Policy. Toward Petroleum Interests Not Con-. sistent With Covenant. 

FOR AMERICA FIRST IS PLEA OF HARDING   PREACHING THE DOCTRINE OF SELF PRESERVATION.   Says While We Have Been Sounding Lefty Idealism, British Have Been Gebbling Up Petroleam Interests.

OXLAHOMANS HEAR cE NATO HARDING   TELLS THEM BRITAIN GET. TING CORNER ON THE WORLD'S OIL SUPPLY   DENIES “DOLLAR WHEAT   Farmer Who Handed Senator Printed Slip Containing the Charge Draws Forth a Heated Rejoinder.

HARDING THRUST AGAIN AT FOREIGN POLICY OF WILSON   High Time the United State: Gave Attention to Material Well Being.   BRITISH INTERESTS ARE CORNERING OIL SUPPL‘   Again Assailing League, He Questions Whether Othe Nations Have Taken Seri ously Self-Abnegating Aim: of Washington Government

MT TRADE SEEN BY HARDING IN WILSON AIMS   Says Other Nations Are Trying to Dominate Industry Through Oil Control as President Talks New Social Era.

JOIN WORLD UNION OR ARM 10 TEETH   0 G. 0. P. INFLUEACES   Tells Oklahomans That Encland Hag Ben Gobbling Up Petroleum Field«  a

TEST OF AN ARMORED TRIPLANE   Fiest Experiment Deseribed as bim tirely Saccessiul.

AUTO LAUNDRY By experienced car washers. PHONE 579, SHUCK MOTOR CAR CO. 119-121 Snring Street.   al v * a . * *  ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES.

IRISH SITUATION TOLD COMMITTEE. BY MISS WPSWINE'       Says “America Has No Made World Safe for Democracy” Permanently.

No Peace For England Or World Until Ireland Is Free, Plan Of The [Irisl

DECLARES WAS. MA’SWINE'      Widow of Late Lord Mayor of! Cork Tells Inquirers of Aspirations

PLEADS FOR THE IRISH   MES. MACSWINEY GROWS ELO~ QUENT IN HER TESTIMONY.   The Investizating Committee Sends a Saucy Letter to the British Ambassador.

MRS, MACGWINEY ON WITNESS STAND TELLS HER STOR)   Declares Irish Would Choose Freedom Instead Of Food

“TRISH CHUSY   Says America Has Not Made "World Safe for De- .,  mocracy.   Declares Sword Was Sheath‘ed When England’s Aims -" "Achieved.

IRISH CONDITIONS TOLD COMMISSION BY MARY M’SWINE)   Sister of the “Irish Martyr” Was First Witness to Appear Before the U. S. Commission.

NO PEACE UNTIL IRELAND IS FREE -- MRS, MACSWINE'   Tells Irish Quiz ‘Committee War is Certain Till Republic is Recognized   MATERIAL AID NEEDED SAYS WIDOW OF HUNGER STRIKER   But People Would Choose Freedom Rather than Food She Says

‘WIDOW OF LORD MAYOR ” OF CORK APPEARS BEFORE COMMISSION.  MANY STARVING Freedom Wanted More Than “Food She Says in Dramatic  ‘ Appeal, _ .

NOT SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY   Saye Miss Mary MacSwiney to Committee of 100,

AMERICA HELPED BRITISH EMPIRE   But Didn’t Make World Safe For Democracy.   MISS MACSWINEY DECLARES   “You Sheathed Sword When Eng:  land Got What She Wanted,” She Told Washington Committee.

‘NO PEACE FOR ENGLAND, SAYS MRS. M’SWINEY   Wife of Late Lord Mayor of Cork, Tells Story to Investigating Committee   RECOUNT BEGINNING OF THEHUNGER STRIKE

NO’ PEACE POSSIBLE WITH RECOGNITION OF REPUBLIC   HEARD MRS. M’SWINEY   Special Commission of 100 Asks - British to Reconsider Refusal ' for Visit

FAILED IN NISSIM SAYS MISS WY SWINE   Declares ‘America Sheathed Sword When England got What She Wanted. -

NO PEACE 10 COME TO BRITAIN TILL ERIN'S FREE   So Mrs. M’Swiney Testifies in Committee of 100 Hearing At Washintgon Today

MRS, WYSWINEY SAY WORLD PEACE 19 NOT POSSIBLE UNTIL thloh GET FULL FREEDOM

SAYS ENGLAND GETS NO PEACE UNTIL SHE ACTS   Mrs. MacSwiney Says Economi Conditions Are in Bad Shape

MISS MAGSWINEY TESTIFIED AT THE HEARING TODA   Told Committee That Religious Question Does Not Enter info treland’s Cinht far Endoneanneanpe.

MRS. MacSWINEY TALKS BEFORE COMMITTEE   Leaders for Irish Republic Say No Peace for England Until ireland Is Recognized.

MAC SWINEY'S WIFE AND SISTER TELL CF IRISH CONDITIONS   AMERICA HAS, NOT MADE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY, IS CHARGE.  FTRARS BRITISH   Says More Troubles in Store When England Extends Control.

E UNTIL L fut ~ S RECOBNIZEL   MRS SIACSWINEY TESTIFIES COUNTRYMEN ARK. IN. FIGHT. ORO" FINISH

Lord Mayor Happy as Hunger Strike in Prison Wore Down Vitality and Death Loomed   WIDOW TELLS GRAPHIC TALE OF LIFE AND ENDING

TESTIFIES AT HEARING IN WASHINGTON   Wife of Late. ate Lord Mayor Makes ‘Stirring Plea for Jreland   WOMEN ARE RESIGNED  Have Steeled Themselves to  Meet All ‘Torment, Shg Declares

NO-RELIGIOUS FEATURE MARK   Treland’s Fight for Independ ence Says Sister of Late Mayor of Cork.   SHE GIVES TESTIMONY IN WASHINGTON TODAY   The Irish Struggle the Centinuance of a Fight Begun Centuries Arn.

NOT EVEN WORLD 1S 10 GET Rest UNTIL FREEDOM 1S GIVEN   So Says Mrs. Muriel MacSwmey Widow of Lord Mayor of Ce:.k, on Stand Today.   IRELAND IS DETERMINED   Rather Had Independence Than Focd, Even if Starving, She Tells Quizzing Body

W orld Peace Impossible Until Ireland Is Freed Mrs. MacSwiney Assert:   Men and Women Have Steeled Selves To Fight To End, Widow Of Martyr Declares; British Refusal To Permit Probe Appears Suspicious To Committee, Says Letter To Embassy.   BRITISH BLOCK INQUIRY.

KO PEACR POSSIBLE WITH * RECOGNIPION OF RE:, PUBLIC :   HEARD-MRS. M’SWINEY   Special Commission of 100 “Asks British to Reconsider Refusal * for Visit

Ireland Resolved to Fight Until It Gains Freedom, Mrs. MacSwiney Assert:

SAYS RELIGION ISNOTCAUSE ~_ -OF IRISH FIGHT   IMACSWINEY’S SISTER DECLARES " PROTESTANTS, TOO ARE ACTIVE. FOR FREEDOM

IRISH REPUBLIC 08, WORLD TROUBLE   ne a en Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney Says Ireland Determined To Have Its ‘Freedom.

Declares Irish Freedom Is Not Religious Fight   Sister of Terence MacSwiney Testifies Before Committee at Washington.   babes WITNESS THIS AFTERNOON

NO PEACE UNTIL FAEFI) SHE SAYS   Mrs. MasSwiney Gives Drama: tic Recital Before Committee of 100.   TELLS STORY OF BURDEN

ACRES EATEN BARE      New Plague of Grasshopper: Visits Texas Fields

SOUTH DAKOTA MINER 19 HELD, EXPLOSIVES FOUND IN HIS HOME. ‘TIS SAI

FRENCH -CELEBRATE END OF THE WAR   Also Anniversary Of Republic’s-Birth Is Being Recognized Today—Great Parade Is Featured In Paris.   4 Septembre 1870 Proclamation de la  Th aenee hh Bias

FRANCE QROERVED > DOUBLE HOLIDAY   CELEBRATES WAR'S EHD AND REPUBLIC'S BIRTH.   The Head of Gambetta Taken Frorn the Tomb at Villa Les Jardis Is Placed In the. Pantheon in Paris.

Asks for Time   Berger Seeks ks Permit to DeJay Presenting Credentials for Seat in House, Denied Him at Last Ses inn

BERGER ASKS DELAY IN HIS CREDENTIALS   WANTS TO FILE CONTEST FOR HIS SEAT FIRST.

IG POLITICAL CAMI  Fawr Faw Fe Ee ORE a ies ce ates ailiee he a ee oe - si le Wace ae a aes ee ee ai ew eee, °. « «em aT         HARDING IS FOR “SCRAPPING” IMPOTENT NATION LEAGUE.  = ~

SENATOR'S HOME TOWN OV“ERFLOWED WITH PARTY ". ENTHUSIASM ~   ‘Te Town Was Filled With Dele. i gations : ‘for the Notification * Cere-nonies   Long Program Led Off With Hard. ing Heisting Flag, on the MeKinley Flagzpote :

ake Qut Whatever Is Good in the League of Nations And incorporate It With The Hague Conference; Reluctantly and With Grave Misgivings” for _ League With Lodge Reservations ;

PUT SOME TEETH IN IT.   That's Harding's Idea As Regards The Tribunal And Nations Pesce

INACCEPTING — ARUING TALK  WORLD PEACE   Republican Nominee Says i: Elected President Will Favor Treaty Resolution Adopted by Congress. Rejects League.   Senator Lodge, Chicago Convention Chairman, Delivers Address Formally Notifying Republican Leader at Marion.

HARDING FLAYS WILSON LEAGUE   Rejects Covenant In Speect of Acceptance   Declares Against Government B; Individuals and Proposes an International Understanding

SSPE LEAGUE Of NATIONS   Says Hope of World Peace Lies In Putting _ Teeth In Hague Tribunal, Not In ;ooolg League of Nations

Republican Nominee’s © Stand Makes ee oe Or No League Issue      Put Teeth in International Court if Needed and Supplement Tribunal With “World Association for Conference”. a * Says Senator in Front Porch Speech. Pig

Republican Candidate for Presidency Comes Out Filatfooted Against League of Nations in Any Form— Suggests Revision of International Code on a New Basis—Replies to Cox Charges

Vari ious Angles of Issue Discussed   Had League Been Ratified Amerira Would Be Sending Mex to Poland, He Sa

THOUSANDS GATHER 10 GREET HARDING      SENATOR'S HOME TOWN OV ERFLOWED WITH PARTY ” ENTHUSIASM   BY TRAIN AND AUTO   THe Town Was Filled With Dele gations ‘for the Notification Cerevnonies   Long Program Led Off With Hard. ing Heisting Flag, on the MeKinley Flagpo'e

HARDING LOOKS TO THE HAGUE FOR PEACE   League of Nations Is Dead, Says Republican .   ‘Candidate for Presidency Tells Indiana Delegation International Court . is --His Hope

HARDING FAVORS © HAGUE TRIBUNAL BUT OPPOSED 16 LEAGUE NATIONS   Governor (‘cx Favors Going Inte Leagne. “I Am Not” Harding Said Sharply

SAYS LEAGUE IS IMPOTENT AS A PREVENTATIVE OF WAK   SPEAKS TO HOOSIER CROWD   Issue is Clearly Drawn With Governer Cox Favoring League on the Wilson Basis

PUT TEETH IN HABUE InIGUNAL I) KEEP  PEAL   League ‘ ‘Utterly Impotent,’  Republican Nominee  ~ Charges In Speech

HARDING FLAT FOR SCRAPPING IT   Declares in Speech Today it is ‘Utterly Inpotent’’ asa War Preventative. Would Put Teeth in Hague  FP ot bovpivay

HARDING SCORES LEAGUE AND SUPPORTS PEACE RESOLUTION IN NOMINATION ACCEPTANCE   FOUR THOUSAND HEAR REPUBLICAN CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT AS HE EXPOUNDS PRINCIPLES OF PARTY PLATFORM AND — URGES ABOLITION ‘INDIVIDUAL’ CONTROL OF U. S. 4

HARDING WOULD KEEP PEACE BY HAGUE TRIBUNAL   Declares League, “Utterly im potent,” Has Passed Beyond : Possibility of Restoration   DENIES HE'D SERVE "SENATE OLIGARCHY

HARDING FLATLY “AGAINST TEAGUE   CALLS. LEAGUE OF NATIONS AD ASSOCIATION OF DIPLOMATS AND POLITICIANS

WOULD SCRAP THE LEAGUE COVENANT   HARDING ADVOCATES GOING BACK TO THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL SYSTEM   Votes for it With Lodge Reserva. tions With Misgivings ; Is Op. posed to League Now in any Form

Tho fall text of the notifica. tien and acerptance speeches will be found on Page three, seread section,

Republican Candidate For Pres _ Scrap the League of Na _ It is “Utterly Impotent:          He and Gov. Cox. Differ. Wide Question On Which the C: Being Waged At Present Ti

b. O. PA WANTORAGUE COURT RULE   UTTER FAILURE OF DIPLOMACY CITED IN TALK  cee nceseerencnn ne   Court of Justice His Ideal; Would Put Teeth in it.”

HARDING FAVORS SERAPPING OF THE LEASE   Savs Hope af World Peace Lies in Waising Feith to Hague Vrpleusecel   SAYS PEAGCE IMPOTENT AS WAE PREVENTATIVE   Speech Peale Unrest Entierty with Question of League of Nails

THRONG AT CERE MONTES  Rejects Wilson’s Leacue in   Rejects Wilson’s League in Speech of Accept anre   COMPLETE HARDING SPEECH !

PROPOSES NEW PATH TO PEACE; RAPS LEACUE   VAST THRONG WITNESSES FOR. MAL NOTIFICATION OF SEN. HARDING AT MARION -

WOULD SCRAP THE LEAGUE   Harding Tells Hoosiers He Would Dig Up the Old Hague Tribunal   TO RESTORE PEACE   Opposed to Entering the League—Proposes Something Like a Myth

HARDING CALLS LEAGUE “IMPOTENT”   Says Hague is Only Tribunal That Can Talk Peace and Not Nation League.

ADDR LEADERS DIFFER WIDELY © ABOUT RAILWAY WALKOUT STATUS   Brotherhood Chiefs Claim Situation Is Improving; This Is Disputed By Head of the ‘Insurgents’’   WORKERS IN CHICAGO DISTRICT RETURNING   jrunau in Speech Warns the Men to Avoid Violence; Old Unions Not Giving  Members Square Deal.

NOTES IMPROVEMENT   Conditions Better On All Lines Managers Announce

SROTHERHOOD CHILF SAYS CTRIKE QVER BY TUESDAY   INSURGENTS’ LEADER GIVES OUT STATEMENT SAYING THAT STRIKE CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED om eHicaGgo DISTRICT   ey eer AMEE TRETUPN

KOKOMO SHRINERS   iMntertain Hundreds of Visiting Mem bers at Big Celebration.

" KOWZOMO SHRINERS   Entort Hundreds of Visiting Mem: "pers at Biz Celebration.

BUMPER CORN CROP   STATE WIDE RATNS LAST NIGHT _ ASSURE THIS...   Pasture in Most Excellent Conal  tion for Late Grazing and  Plenty ¢ of Water. —

RAIN OF GREATEST BENEFIT TO CORN   Rain Is Much Heavier In Kansas   Downpour Sunday In Easterr Nebraska Counties Epecially Timely.

KANSAS CORN CROP ASSURED   By a Billion Dollar Rain Last Night.   FROM ONETO 3 I-2 INCHES   Southern Portion Received Practically None—Heaviest Was In the Northwest.

RAIN WAS GENERAL ‘THROUGHOUT STATE   The Downfall Was “Providential’ Weekly Crop Report Issued Today Says \

RAIN ASSURES BiG CORN GROF   Northern Kansas is Soakec By Downpour Last Night.

Said It Was Neither Wise or Possibl for Him to Make Public Address.

DECLINES INVITATION.   President Cannot Attend League of Nations Meeting.

LS FIRST MEETING   November 15 Date Set for Lea gue of Nations Assembly.

CHRISTIAN VICTIMS.   Viscious Atrocities Against Christians Reported by Missionaries.

ATROCITIES ARE CHARGED   Missionaries Deelare That Japanese Troops Engage in Systematic  Campaign of Horror.

CHURCH UNION UP TO BISHOPS   Quesilon of Uniting M. E. and Churel South ReferYed to Five Bishops

UNIFICATION OF CHURCH SOUGHT   Methodist General Conference Names Committee of Bishops to Effect Re. port on Advisability of Union With M. S. Church South

OLIVE THOMAS RODY TO BE SHIPPED HOME   Remains of Vilm Star Now in American Church in Paris. Memorial Services in Tandan

NEW GETS TEN YEARS TO Lice   Second Trial Denied Man Convicted of Murder of Fiancee in California.

TEN YEARS .TO LIFE FOR NEW   Second Trial Denied Man Convicted of Murder of Fiancee at Loa © Angeles, ~

HARRY. NEW IS GIVEN. SENTENCE   Must Serve Not Lesa Thar 10 Years or Maximum 7 of Life

NEW GETS TEN YEARS TO Lire   Second Trial Denied Man Convicted of Murder of Fiancee.

MARTIALLAW PROCLAIMED IN IRELAND TODAY   MILITARY TAKES CHARGE OF DISTRICT IN SOUTHWEST? IRELAND.   MUST GIVE UP ARMS   Unauthorized Uniferms Must Be Surrendered Within Zone of Martia! Law.   EDICT FROM DUBLIN   Violators of the Proclamation Will Be Liable to Trial by Military Court.

British Government Taking Extreme Measures to Quell Trouble.   DAIL EIREANN UNRECOGNIZED

DRASTIC MEASURES REQUIRED ad gra REGIONS TO COPE . WITH SINN FEIN TERRORISM

BRITISH GOYCANMIENT PERMITS INN FEINERS IS CUSOIRN PANILEGE   THOSE NOT INVOLVED TS SERTIOU!  (RIMES WILL BE GIVEN SAFE PERMITS.

MARTIAL LAW IN PARTS OF IRELAND   LLOYD GEORGE ANNOUNCES GOVERNMENT TO TAKE FIRM MEASURES   CARRIES DEATH PENALTY   Any Person Caught Bearing Arms In Designated Area May Be Hanged For Violation  of the Law. :

LLOYD GEORGE ANNOUNCES ~ DRASTIC RULE   TELIS HOUSE OF COMMONS TO« DAY THAT ARMY WILL COPE WITH SITUATION J   SURRENDER ARMS   All Arms and Uniforms Mast Be Givs en Up By Certain Date on Pain of Death a

Must Surrender” Arms .and Uniforms or Owners May Face Penalty of Death.   SAFE CONDUCT FOR  IRISH LAWMAKERS

Martial Law In. >! Aveas of Ikeland   Premier ‘Lioyd- George Announcts 'Tlhat Martial Law Will Be Applied to Certaln Arengs of Ireland, -

Licoyd George Made Speech in House of Commons This  Morning.   MUST SURRENDER ARMS   Proclamation Will Be Issued That All Arms and Uniforms Be Su renceved At Once.

MARTIAL LAW FOR IRELAND   Will Be In Effect in Disturb. ed Areas.   END GF TERRORIST REIGt   Decided Upon by British Government, Lloyd George Teils House of Commons,

Premier Emphasizes Imporiance of Galway Request to.. Allow .- “Republican Parliament” to Meet.  DEATH ‘TO IRISHMEN CARRYING REVOLVERS  Strict Martial Law Will Be Set Up in Territories Where “Terrorisis Are in Conirol. _   DEATH ‘TO IRISHMEN CARRYING REVOLVERS

MARTIAL LAW FOR PARTS OF IRELAND   Premier Lloyd George An nounced Drastic Procedure Today.

MARTIAL LAW FOR “IRELAND   IN CERTAIN AREAS -PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE - AN NOUN:   Safe - Conduct Will Be _. Given Sinn Fein Mem _ bers of House of Com" mons to Discuss Peace. -

LONDON TO APPLY STRONG ARM   Disarming of Certain: Areas De manded in Proclamation   VIOLATORS MAY BE SHOT   Unauthorized Persons in Uniform Branded as Rebels

LAND WILL APPLY MARTIAL LAW 10 IRELAND   Certain Areas Will Be Ruled by the Military and All Having Arms In the Prescribed Districts Wil Be Treated As Rebels.

MARTIAL LAW FOR IRELAND   Drastic Measures to Bs Taken in Some Sections of Country

Lioyd George Today — Announces 6 0 vernment Policy In _ Parliament   Disturbed Areas To Be Given Attention-Terrorists To Be Pinched

MARTIAL LAW TO BE APPLIED TO AREAS IN ERIN   Will Demand That Arms and Uniforms Be Surrendered.

Premier Lloyd George Announces Britain's Determination fo Stamp Out Revolt  Will Disarm Every Person Within The Military Zone  Persons Holding Firearms Afier

ALL CAUGHT WITH GUNS WILL DIE TRAITOR'S DEATH   Britain Decides On Rad ical Steps To Crush Disorders.

APPLY MARTIAL LAW IN CERTAIN PARTS IRELAND   Sinn Fein Members Con mons to Confer With the Government.

ENGLAND TO SEIZE ARMS OF ‘REBELS   Lloyd George Says Government Has No Option but to Intensify Campaign Against Murder and

ARMS, UNIFORMS MUST BE GIVEN TO AUTHORITIES   British Premier Asserts Gov ernment Is Driven to Stern Policy   {LL DISCUSS QUESTION      Safe Conduct to Be Granted Sinn Fein Members of Parlament

HAVE MARTIAL LAW IN SOUTHEASTERN IRELANS   TARE COUNTIES PLACED UN. DEK CONTROL BY ENGLAND.

MARTIAL LAW FOR PART OF IRELAND SAYS LLOVD GEORGE   This is Contemplated He Says In House of Commons, — Committee From Sinn Fein  To Be Heard in Commons. — Wlrauld Diearen: Tesland.

IRISH MUST. GIVE UP ARMS UNDER RULES   Lloyd-George Explains To Commons New  Rules for Island.

MARTIAL LAW FOR FAST DISTRIGTS   Lloyd-George Announce: Use Of Drastic Method

MARTIAL LAW POH AELAND Ua PHEMIEH PLAN   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS GOVERN MEN WILL USE TRON FIST AGAINST DISTURBED AREA,

TALKING OF PEACE   There isa Distinct Effort. Being Made to Satisly Ireland,

Unauthorized. Uniforms Must Be Surrendered Within Zone of Martiat Law.   Violators of the Proclamation Will Be Liable te Trial by Military Court.

MARTIAL LAW IS PROPOSED FOR IRELAND   PREMIER SPEAKS   Lloyd George Says Necessity for Restoration of Order Requires Drastic Action; Death Penalty for Arms Is Likely.

{LOYD GEORGE MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY    Government Driven to Stronger   _ Action in Cortain Areas:  . _ He Says.   SURRENDER OF ARMS AND . UNIFORMS BE DEMANDED   i Persons Who Refuse to Tarh Them i in, He Says, Will Be Treat- :.. . ed as Rebels. -   LIABLE TO DEATH. PENALTY?   Will Be Tried By Military Courts; ‘Premier Speaks in House ~ of Commons. .

MARTIAL LAW: IN TRELAND   THAT IS NEXT) ‘STEP  PRO. POSED BY LLOYD GEORGE.   A DRASTIC MEASURE   ORDERS FOR THE SURRENDER OF ARMS AND UNIFORMS. °   When Theso Are Given All) Who Fail to Obey Will be Treated as _ Rebels Liable to Death. Penalty

ENGLAND SAYS ‘THAT IS THE PLAN. ANNOUNCED TODAY   Lloyd George Tells House of Commons That Will Be the Policy---Affects Some Districts.

nLOLLO TntNGtita WTO Ur AGUA PHIETA   Sonora Leaders Aver The Have Merely Broken  With Carranza

IFOLLGWS HEAVY HAIL STORM      _ mette, »Northem “Suburbs: "Of Chicago, .. Hard» Hit — Fire  Breake: Out:      MILITIA “ON: GUARD: DUTY

CONGRESSMAN — DIED SUDDENLY   Congressman MM. M. Garland 0} Plitsbarg Found Dead.

NEWBERRY PAID -STOOFOR VOTES, ~ SAYS WITNESS   INVESTMENT WAS MADE TO CAP TURE SUPPORT OF RAILWAY - MEN IN MICHIGAN.

PRACTICAL POLITICS   As Described by Some Wit.  Neecec tn Noesrhorsc face

FLEVEN SUSPECTS HELD IN ASSAULT CASE AT ARLINGTON   Little Girl Victim of Negro As sailant—Armed Posses Seeking Criminal.

MANY ORPHANS LEFT BY WAR   Total for <uropean Coantries Fixed at TMrelwe Wiltliane.

12,.000.000 WAR ORPHANS   American Red Cross Compiles Figures for European Countries.

SENT 1) SECRETARY GLASS 8 THE PRESIDENT   Urges Appropriation for Relief In Eurone.

AIRPLANES IN SEARCH FOR MISSING BALLOON   Fate of Naval Gas Bag and Crev Remains an Unsolved Mystery At Minneola.

BOLSHEVIST DANGERS   Cowpplete Hevelations Are New in Hands of Congress

SOMBIE TE ITA Ang THE RES   World Plans of Bolshevik  Comes Into Possession of Lansing

GovernmentHas Revelationo f the Reds’ Plottings   Plots to Reach Throughout the World Are Directed From Moscow,

RAIDS CONTINUE AGAINST REDS: MORE THAN 4500 IN ROUND-UF   Country-Wide Move Still in Full Swing—Much In: criminating Evidence Regarding Soviet Plots Has Been Obtained by Dep’t of Justice. Further Round-Ups Are Predicted.

Said She Represented National Hos-   iery Co., of Detroit, Mich.—Letter to Company Unclaimed.  1

Student Girls Buy Silk Hosiery from Stranger--Their Money  Is Gone

T. H. QUICK   Well Known Citizen of Grundy an Hardin Counties Passed Away it This City Sunday Evening.

TH, QUICK; PIO“ “ NEER ‘CITIZEN. DIES         Pabaes “Away. at His: Howe. ‘Here » After’ ‘Long ‘and’ Usstil Life.

BRITISH STRIKE COMING   Coal Miners Will Quit Work In Sis -Weeks Says Their Leader.

NATION. WIDE COAL STRIKE IN: ENGLAND       Mine Union Leader Says Men-). Ave lined Not to Work Longer for Private Ownces:

PUTS ‘WET’ ISSUE UP TO OTHERS  ‘Farris Aske Atkinaon, Crossley and  ate )= CORB Be me RS a ek ec CE

PEOPLE OF MARION LIKE THE HARDINGS   get yale: SENATOR AND HIS WIFE POPULAR WITH HOME FOLKS.   Divorcing of First Heshband hb: Mes. Harding Fergotten by Those Who Know Herand Appreciate Character.

DISASTER FEARED AS STRIKE RESUL1   Action of British Miners’ Federation Is Condemned.   Walkout Will Wreck Whole of Euro. pean industrialism and Lay Off Millions,

SEES GREAT DISASTER   DARK PICTURE DRAWN OF BRIT. ISH MINE STRIKE.   London Report Says the Walkout Would Wreck Whole of European Industrialism.

DISASTER IN STRIKE   ‘Action of British Miners’ Federation Is Condemned.   Walkout Will Wreck Whole of Eure. pean Industrialism and Lay Off Millions,

DISASTER IN STRIKE   Action of British Miners’ Federa* tion Is Condemned. =   Walkout Will Wreck Whole éf Rura . bean tndustrialiam and Lay Off. Milliona. ;

INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE OF. EUROPE MAY BE WRECKED BY ENGLAND'S COAL STRIKE

ATTACK ON BADGER ~ RAIL LAW STARTED   Inunction Will Be Asked to Re_ strain Commission From Acting.   ATTACK 2-CENT FARES

AUTTO STOLEN.   A\ubura Taken From in Front of The Martz Last Night,

OFF FOR ALASKA.   Sec, Daniels and Other Officials Sail To Inspect Coal Deposits.

NO REVOLUTION STATES HUERTE   Sonora Governor Takes Par of Strikers in Demands on S. P. de Mexico Company

SETTLEMENT OF SONORA WALKOUT UIP TO RANDOLPE   Strike Situation Is Put “ to President of S. Mexico; State May site and Operate Roads.

ARRESTS IN COUNTY : INCREASED BY 311 IN THE PAST YEAR   PROIDRITION WAS MADE LIDTLE DIFFERENCE DN THE SHERIFF'S LEDGER

ARRESTS. iN COUNTY INCREASED BY 311 IN THE PAST YEAF   ! PROHIBITION HAS MADE LITTLE  DIFFERENCE ON THE SHERIFF'S LEDGER

STRONG G. 0. P. LEADER COMES OUT FOR COX   Declares League of Nations Issue to Be Soa Important As to Nullify Party Affiliation.

RUSS RETREAT IS DEMORALIZEL   Reported That It Takes on Semblance of Rout in Some Places

Only on South Front are Reds Undefeated--Soviets Press On Lembera   + TAVISIONS ANNIHILATED   Thousand Soviet Soldiers Made Prisoners in Warsaw s Begion

ANNIHILATE THREE SOVIET DIVISIONS   Take Thousands of Bolshevik Soldiers Prisoners. :

SAYS ALL PARTIES ARE READY FOR COMPROMISE.   Important Revisions of the Irish Home Rute: Bill are to be Annatmced,

MAY NOT REBUILD STORM WRECKED OKLAHOMA TOWN   survivors at Peggs Likely Will Move to Other Nearby Villages—Tornado Took 61 Lives.

SAYS PALMER LIFTED DRY LIL   Bonniwell Claims It Beat Him in Penn Primary   Flat Denial by Attorney General Before Senate Committee

Attorney General Accuses Eu gene C, Bonniwell of Attempted Character Assassination.   FIERY CROSS TABLE VERBAL BATTLE STAGED      Vhiladelphinn Says Liquor Bars Were Let Down During PennsylVania Primaries and Whole Palmer (ampaign Was a Ghhstly and Debasing Degredation of Law,

ANCIENT FEU AIRED BEFORE PROBING BODY   Palmer’s Pennsy Campaign Is Topic of Wordy Battle.

ALIMER FACES ~ POLITICAL: FOE   Charges Bonniwell Witt Character Assassination.

SPARKS FLY IN SENATE ROOM   PALMER AND POLESTICAL ENE: HAVE FIERY CLASH.   ATTORNEY GENERAL IN WR:1:   DENOUNCES DEMOCRATIC OP? ::NEAT AS TRADUCER.    thieaseie Accused by Jedge Bon :well ef Catering to Liguer inatereste and Keveling ina Whisky Bend.

Paimer Accused of Vaunting Federal Powers in Campaign   Philadelphian Charges Attorney General Let Down Liquor Bars in Pennslyvania Primaries—Prosecutor in Fiery Verbal Tilt Asserts Bonniwel! Attempted to “Assassinate His Character.”

ONS PALMER LET DOWN LIQUOR BARS IN PENNSYLVANIA   E. C. Bonniwell Says Stat Campaign Was Degradation of Law.   PALMER CALLS HIM A LIAR

OENATOR EDGE OIATES HE HAD HEARD ENOUGH   OF NOMINATION EXPENDITURES AND FURTHER INQUIRY WOULD DO NO GOOD,   Palmer and Bonniwell of Pennsylvani: : im ‘ Have Verbal Clash Much to Edification of Crowd.

PALMER 15 ACCUSED if CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE   PHILADELPHIAN SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS MISUSED FEDERAL POWER.   CAOSS- TABLE WORD BATTLE   Further Efforts to Unearth McAdoo - Fund Fail; Edge Declines to Attend Sessions,

PRE-GONVEN TION  EXPENOE PROBE OS FEATURED bY VERBAL BATTLI   Palmer's Pennsylvania Campaign a ‘'Ghastly and Debasing _ Degradation oT law.’ One Witness Says.   NEWS OF IMPENDING CLASH DRAWS CROWL   Senator Edge Refuses tq Attend Further Sessions: Believes Data Gathered

SAYS CAMPAIGN FUND INQUIRY HAS RUN COURSE   ‘Senator Edge Therefore Refuses to Attend Further Sessions   PALMER IS ATTACKED

HOT VERBAL TILT ENLIVENS SENATE! CAMPAIGN PROBE!   ATTORNEY GENERAL AND WIT NESS MAKE SHARP STATE. MENTS BEFORE HEARING.   PALMER ANSWERS CHARGES   Presidential Candidate Replies To Accusations Made By Political Enemy of Long Standing.

MINERS MAKE VACATION PLAN   Anthracite Workers to Take Few Days Off in Form of Strike.

MINERS LAUNG INDUSTRIAL WAR ON WILSON WIRE   EVERY ANTHRACITE WORKER TO BE ON “VACATION” WITHIN 3 DAYS

Anthracite Coal Miners Resent President’s Refusal To Reopen Wage Award

INSURGENT STRIKE LEADER PREDICTS BATTLE 10 FINISE   PRESIDENT DENOUNCES “COAL MINERS’ VACATION" IN LEEPER TO UNION OFFICIALS.

) Affirm Union Leadets Following Wilson's Refusal Friday to Reopen: Commmission’s Award Which Failed to Satisfy Workers. eae

IN THREE DAYS ALL ANTHRACIE MEN 10 BE IDLE   win Be ‘Answer’ To Wikoa's . Refusal To Be-open Wage ©       WILL-BE “BITTER SCRAP

HARD COAL MINERS WILL WALK OUT IN THREE DAYS REPORT   President Wilson’s Refusal te  Reopen Award of Commission is Claimed Cause. ?   ‘HARD FOUGHT INDUSTRIAL STRUGGLE IS _PREDICTED   Nation’s Head Declares Government Cannot Yield Further to Mineworkers in Letter.

PRESIDENT’S REFUSAL   To Satisfy Miners Answered By ‘Vacations’ in Anthracite Field.

Three Days, Leaders Declare, Wil See Every Anthracite Mine Worker on “Vacation”   President Is in Favor~of No “Yielding Ose Iota” to the Men of Hard Coal Fields

WILSON REFUOES TO REOPEN WAGE AWARD QUESTION   President Says Men Deceive No One by Calling Strike a “Vacation.”

MEN ARE DEFIANT RESULT of PRESIDENT’S REFUSAL TO RE-OPEN WAGE HEARING

PADTERN GCOALMEN THREATEN ACTION ON WAGE REFUSAL   “Vacation” Strike Movement Begins as Protest to Wilson’s Refusal to Reopen Pay Hearing.

CLAIMS EVERY MINE WORKER WILL QUIT JO   Enoch Williams Says Within Three Days All Will be Cn a “Vacation.”

EVERY ANTHRAUITE MINER ON VACATION WITHIN THREE DAYS   Hardest Fought Industrial Struggle Ever Waged in Country Promised.   LINES FIRMLY DRAWN, ~ ENOCH WILLIAMS SAYS   Men Who Have Been Remain. ing at Work Did So in Belie’ That President Wilson Wouk Reopen Cave and Make Pos sible Granting Concessions.

JF SUFFRAGISTS BLASTED DELAWARE LEGISLATURE   When 18 Members of the House Sigr Pledge Against Ratification.

EBERT MINISTRY IS COMPLETEL   Gustay Bauer is Named Ciauceiior in Newly Organized Cabinet « Composed of Centrists and Soria! Demorrats   RED FORCES FIGHT GOVERNMENT   Communists Battle Troops Near Gethi and Capture Wesel and

ALLIED ARMIES MAY INTERVENE IN GERMANY      Will ‘take um Intent ‘Tra eal Forces Can Nol              [UNDER TREMIY Ti i MAY ESTO        OKLA   Miftary Capers Believe Germany Faves Af Kadieal:

IDENTIFIES GIRL FOUND MURDEPEE   Subway Conductor in New York Clears Up Latest New York Mystery..

TOPEKA HAS A “CRUSADE   Famous Anti-Cigaretie Wonat From Chicago Getting Busy There.

~~ MAJORITIES   {ndicatiuns Show: Republicans Wiil Easily Win Election.      “TRUE IN THE MIDDLE WEST      “ice Chairman Adams of National “Republican Committee in a Statement.

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN} PREDICTS A SWEEPING LANDSLIOE TO HARDING   MAKES WILD GUESSES: WHICH TEND TO INDICATE) GLOOM AND DEATH FOR: NATION AL DEMOCRACY, °« *

MAJORITIES SO BIG ONE HES! TATES.TO MENTION THEM, SAYS CHAIRMAN.   CLAIM MIDDLE WEST   Statement Issued By Chicago Bu.     reau Says Harding Wilt Carry Minnesota, Nebraska, lowa, Illi  nois, Indiana. Wisconsin.

Jno. T. Adams Makes  Claims for His Party      The States of the Middle West Wil Give Enormous Majerities, He Says —But These States Generally Do.

CLAIMS WEST WILL CUPPORT HARDING   -REPVREICAN “HESITATES TO MENTION” THE ENORMOUS -_ REPUBMCAN MAJORITY

CONDITIONS REVIEWEDBY J.T. ADAMS   Declares Missouri Will Go Repubilicanby 40,000, Indiana by 55,000 and Illinois Majority Will be Near 250.000.

ADAM'S PIPE. DREAN FAVOR —BALP.INWES   Vice Chairman of Republican Nation al Committee Talks of “Enormous Republican Ma‘erities”

: iS foe a5 jn af Siti AT  ber €3. of Me i  °EPUBLICAN RUN (NIDOLEWEST   Majority Be So Enormous One Hesitates to Mention It.

B. 0. P. BEGINS ~ BUNTING CHIGKENS      Bapubhtern  Vice-rhalcnuia I Hicts Oeerwheloing Ma forlt for Senntoy Darding.”      NO CHANCE FOR CO}    Abinnescta, Xebraskka, lava; TEE aoia, Indjana, Michigan ‘and. : : Dikotaz, re Safe. :

ADAMS FORECASTS VICTORY FOR G. 0. P   Majorities In Middle West “So Enormous One Hesitates To Mention Them.”

ONE HESITATES 10 MENTION REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN MIDDLE WEST   So Enormous Will They be Declares John T. Adams, ViceChairman of Republican National Committee in Middle  est.

100,000 MAIORITY IN MINNESOTA LOOKED FOR   Democratic Party There Pract. cally Has Ceased to Exist,   JOHN T.. ADAMS ISSUES ' REVIEW OF CONDITIONS   “Situation Has Settled Into It: Final Form,’’ Says Vico “Chairman,   BAYS VICTORY 18 CERTAIN.   Majority for Republicans in Ili. nois. Probably Will Be Around 250,000,

BIG G. 0. P. CHIEF COUNTS CHICKENS   Unhatched But Certain, is At titude Taken by J. T. Adams, Committee Vice President.

VICTORY 1s FEREGHST i! BOP LEANES   SITUATION IN MIDDLE WEST POINTS TO THE SUCCESS OF MR. HARDING

NORTHWEST FOR HARDING, CLAIM OF REPUBLICAN   Western Bureau Manager See Vietory in Minnezota, South  , and North Dakota   CANDIDATES NEAR END   Cox Quits West Virginia ane  Harding Begins Final Ohio:  Speaking Tour .

ELECTION FORECAST SpFILS COY’S DOSM   Political Situatien_in Middle  West Indicates Enormous G. ©. P. Majorities. .

Leada Will Be So Great One Hesitates to Mention ‘Them, » Official Declares,   DEMOCRATS. LOSING HOPE   Trading. in Desperate Effort to 'Save i State” Candidates ‘in’ Michigun 1s ‘Reported; Ilinola Clwimed- by a  Much. as , 250,000; Othery -100,006

SUMS UP G.0.P. MAJORITIES FOR MANY STATES   Big Leads Pr Predicted In Nine of Middle West ‘ ern Divisions.   GOV. COX TRADED FOR STATE CANDIDATES

G0, P, CLAIM winnie WEST FOR HAROINE   Adams Says Iowa, Wisconsin and Other States Will .Give Big G@. 0. P.. 37 Majorities <- 22! ;

PREDICTS GREAT PAP AMINRITY   Vice Chairman of Republicar National Committee Sees Lardslide.   SEES 100,000 IN STATE

MIDDLE WEST URE FOR HARUING SAY COMMITTEEMAN   SAYS THAT SEN. CNMMINS IN 10 WA WILL PULL THROUGH.   JOWA FOR HARDING BY WELL OVER 100,000.   Committeeman Adams Predicts That IIlinois Will Go For thé National Republican Ticket By a Quarter of a Million.

Ten Middle Western States All Safe For Harding And Coolidge, Says J. T. Adams

HARDING TOWIN «IN MIDDLE WES1   Republican” Nice ; Chair. man’s Prediction. -

ADAMS - PREDICTS REP 7ANDSLIDE IN EAODLE WEST   Bel 23 Harding and Coolidge fill Carry By Large * SMaiorities

REVIEW SHOWS G. 0. P. VICTORY   MID-WEST SITUATION INDICATES LARGE MAJORITIES   “Republican Majorities So Enormous  (ne Hesitates to Mention Them View of GC. 0. BP. Chairman.

swann Thinks Housekeeper and Girl Concealing Evidence   WILL BE QUIZZED AGAIN   Lingerie Owner to Face Maid in Oiuestions

UWNER OF PINK SILK LINGERIE 10 BE QUIZZED   Police to Examine Her it Connection With Ellwell Murder.   HOUSEKEEPER AND CHAUFFEUR HELD   District Attorney’s Office Tc day Announced They Are Material Witnesses.

GLUT OF RICE IN HONGKONG      $10,000,000 Worth of Cereal Hoarded by Profiteers Finds Ne Market.

SUFERAGISTS WIN      Take Firatifkirmish In Tussel in Ten . wessee,

Dutch Government Is Said to Favor the  Suggestion to This Effect.

UHH KAISER TU GE ANTERNED IN VENEZUELA   BERLIN OFFICIALS GRATIFIED BY WITHDRAWAL OF ALLIED EXTRADITION DEMAND,

Ta oth = WHERE WILL EX-KAISER BE HELD IN ENILE?   Suggestions That He Re Sent to Island off Venzueta,

CURACAO PROPOSE AS SAFE PLAGE TD HOLD HORENZOLLERN   Foreign Officials of Berlin are Happy over Allied Action on Extradition   DANGER SEEN IN TRIAL OF CRIMINALS   Germany Gets Ready to Dea With Soviets for Return of Prisoners

VIAY INTERN CANALSER UN ISLAND iF GURAGAG   Suggestion Growing in Favor In The Hague Says Dispatch   ISLE IS OFF VENEZUELA   Last Note to Dutch Caused Embarrassment in Holland

THE FORMER GERMAN EMPEROR   May be Sent to Island af Curacoa off Coast of Venezuella. Note .   EMBARASSES HOLLAND

MAY PUT.KAISER IN SO. AMERICA   HOLLAND FAVORS ISLAND OF CUR. ACZO ON VENEZUELAN COAST “~ @RTMER THAN EAST INDIES

FAVOR SUGGESTION TO EXILE EX-KAISER OFF SOUTH AMERIC!   ISLAND OF CURACAO, OFF VEN EZUELAN COAST, URGED AS PLACE OF EXILE FOR FORMER EMPEROR.

PEARL UDELL Ia SENTENCED TL TWENTY YEARS   Rochester Jury Finds Wom: an Guilty of Murder in Second degree

TEMPERANCE WORKER TIERE    Miss Agnes Slack Will Speak at ’ Christian Church Sunday

AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH   English Temperance Worker Will Make Talk Tomorrow 

EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN 70 WARD OFF DIAT AF SINN FEIN   [DLING DESPERADOES SEEN IN LONDONDER- RY AND MANY OTHEP CITIES ¢

AMERICAN “GUNMEN” IN LONDONOERAY #NO OTHER CENTERS IN TAELAN   LIVERPOOL POLICE THINK THEY HAVE INVADED THAT CIT)  ASD OTHERS.

KC. GUNMEN > INVADE IRELAND   Attracted There By Orgy of Blood   WORK WITH SINN FEINERS   Professional Thugs From Americ: Show Up in Irish Cities.

Liverpool Police Also Believe These Mercenaries Have Invaded That City and Officials Have Connected Them with Sinn Fein Headquarters.      15 POLICE CADETS KILLED IN AMBUSH NEAR MARCOOM

ASSASSINATIONS   British Authorities Declare “Gunmen From U. 5S. in Londonderry and Liverpool

AMERICAN GUNMEN “TV IRGH CITIES SAY LONDON REPORTS   Londonderry La Latest City ‘to Report Invasion by Mercenaties.—Liverpool:and  Places Prepare to , Prevent Agssacsinationg. - .

GUNMEN FROM.  AMERICA INVADE + IRELAND TOWNS   MILITARY AUTHORITIES IN - LONDONBERRY . TAKE -PRECAUTIONS IN EVENT OF ATTEMPTED ASSAS     Liverpool Fires Laid to Door of ~ Sinn + Fein—Cotton .. Ware houses Ignited... _

SINN FEIN IMPORTS AMERICAN GUNMEN’   ARE SAID TO HAVE APPEARED IN LONDONDERRY, IRELAND   'N FLIVERPOOL, TOO:   Liverpool Fires Work of Organized Conspiracy, House of Commons Is Told

GUNMEN IN NEW FIELD   LONDON REPORTS AMERICAN , THUGS BUSY THERE.   Police Say Théy Have Proof of * Connection With the, Sinn . Fela Organ‘zation..

LARGE U3  SIME ATH AIDING Int IN AT TAGKS   . ‘ ‘ -— ‘ : Movie Actors” Believed to  Be Mob to Attack Gov  ernment Buildings   POLICE HALT WORK OF LONDON FIREBUGS   Liverpool Dock Fires Are Laid to Conspiracy by Sinn Fein

ARTISTS JOIN SINN FEINERS   ENGLISH OFFICERS ON LOOKOUT FOR ASSASSINATIONS—EYR STRANGERS CAREFULLY   IN LIVERPOOL, T00   Police of That City Have Established Connections Between Sinn Fein and Strangers

SAY AMERICAN GUNMEN HELP THE SINN FEIN   British Police Think Idlers ot Streets are U.S. Desperadoes   Take Measures to Prevent Killing in Londonderry and Liverpool

SINN FEIN IMPORTS AMERICAN GUNMEN?   oe een ea nems Setters morons erga ARE SAID TO HAVE APPEARED   IN LONDONDERRY,  IRELAND  "~Y orrurppnaal THY?         ex Work of Organized racy, House of Commons Is Told     t hiverpaol Conspi

Proceedings Were Broaght By Hearst to Prevent Sale of Former German Ships.

ALLEGED DRAFT DODGER   Trial of Wealthy Philadclphian Will Open Next Friday.

TRIAL OF BERGDOLL   Alleged Draft Dodger will Face Court Friday.

HOOVER LEADS EDWARDS IN MICHIGAN PRIMAR’   Returns From Republican Election Give Johnson 128.816; Wood 83.942.

COMPLETE CALM IS PREVAILING AT WESEL FORTRESS   Fighting in the Ruhr Dis. trict Has Been Resumed

AGREEMENT IS REACHED WITT RURR WORKME!   MANY RADICAL CHANGES FORM BASIS OF THE SETTLEMENT.

PEACE IN RUHR DISTRICT NOT YET ASSURED   Agreement Reported to Be Acceptable to All Parties.

EBERT AEAGHEA NOREEMENT WITH REDS, 15 REPORT   All Parties Said to Have Accepted Ruhr District Settlement — Quiet Prevails in Wesel.

PEACE BETWEEN THE TWO FORCES HAS NOT BEEN DECLARED. —      "Beilin Reports Say Agreement with Workingmen  Has Been Reached and  Gives Terms—New Ger* man Cahinet.

TEMPORARY CALM PREVAILS IN GERMAN GONFLICT ZONE   Cessation of Hostilities Reported fron Wesel, Where Revolutionary Workers Besiege Troops °.   CONFLICTING ADVICES EMANATE FROM RUHR AREA; HAGUE REPORTS FIGHTING

NEW BERN IRON C0. SOCIALIZES PLANT   UNDERTAKERS TO PROVE 20 PER CENT REDUCTION IS NECESSARY IN TURNING IT OVER TO EMPLOYES.

WORKERS GE! ANOTHER PLANT      NEWVERG IRON WORKS TO BE RUN BY WORKERS

NEW BERN PLANT GIVEN TO WORKERS   Factory Is Socialized to Prove That Salaries Must Be Reduced.

WILSBN-LANSING GAT LONG ON   BEGAN IN. PARIS   FURTHER DISCLOSURES IN CON TROVERSY EXPECTEED—pREsIDENT AND SECRETARY Dis. AGREED ON POLICY To. WARD MEXICO

LANSING RESIGNATION MAY BRING DISCLOSURES   Neenber of Matters Said to Have Played Their Part in      POLK CONSIDERED LIKELY CANDIDATE

LANSING: TROUBLE EXPECTED 10 COME TO LIGHT IN FEW DAYS   Further Disclosures Believed to be Imminent—Ot  -— ficials Disposition in London to Regard it as  a Personal Quarrel—New York Papers Inclined -to Condemn President.

LANSING NOT IN HARMONY WITH WILSON ON PEACE TREATY AND MEXICAN AFFAIRS [S GENERAL BELIEF   WILSON TO ATTEND NEXT MEETING

MORE STARTLING. DISCLOSURES IN: SCRAP EXPECTED   PULL STORY OF CLASH BRFWEEN WILSON AND LANSING EXPECTED WITH IN A-KEW DAYS   QUARREL STARTED IN PARIS   {11 Feeling Caused by. Differences of Gpinton—Merican Affair Added to the Pension—Con-, gress Has No Power to Act

LANSING QUITS JOB IN CABINE   PRESIDENTS OFFICIAL FAMIL  CAUSING PLENTY OF TROUBLE THESE DAYS

ACCUSES SEC'Y STATE -OFTRYING 10 ASSUME ~ EXECUTIVE AUTHORIT'   Says Lansing Took Advantage % of Him During President's  -Hiness

MORE DISCLOSURES _ TN LANSING CASE  ~ THOUGHT IMMINENT   Prolonged Friction Over Foreign Affairs Policy Leads Up -fo Resiqnation

WILSON-LANSING ILAGH DATES BAGK SEVERAL MONTHS   FULL STORY TO BE REVEALED   Publication of Resignation of Henry F. Fletcher Was Objectionable  . Tihs ne

Expect Full Story of Conflict of Democratic Chiefs to Come to Light During Next Few Days— Will Cniticise Wilson

TROOPS FIGHT MOB IN COAL DISTURBANCES   Over 1000 Rounds o: Ammunition Report ed to Have Beer Fired in West Virgin. ia, City

MACHINE GUNS USED IN GLASH BETWEEN MINERS AND TROOPS   Thousand Rounds of Ammanition Fired in Skirmishes in West Virginia  i ; ! i  i   STRIKE CALLED FOR MONDAY By NATIONAL MINE UNION   Soldiers Disperse Mob Marching on Homes of Mine Officials

United States Infantry And Miners Mix At Williamson:. 1000 Rounds Fired

TARMER KILLS 3 WITH HAMMER: SHOOTS HIMSELE   John Johnson Cuts Mother and Sisters Throats After Beat. ing Them.

PACKERS. DENY PROFITEERING   Sixty  Firms : Lodge Protests in Gon‘press Against Charges—Otfera to Submit Proof.

PACKERS DENY PROFITEERING   Sixty Firms Ladge Protests in Con.  gress Againet Charges—Ofters te Submit Pract.” 7

Head of Federal Reserve Board Says Transportation and Production Must Be Improved.   GIVES VIEWS IN SENATE LETTER

PRODUCE MORE, BLOW IN LESS, SAYS HARDING   Governor Harding of Federal Reserve Board Gives Remedies.   FOR KNOCKING H. C. L. INTO A COCKED HAT   Banker Says Non-Essential Bank Loans Must Be Curtailed.

HOW TO CUT H.C. OF L. TOLD BY HARDING   REDUCTION OF NON-ESSENTIAL BANK LOANS AND ECONOMY TWO REQUISITES.

PERSONAL ECONOMY IS AMONG NEEDS 10 CUT DOWN COST OF LIVING   (cov. Harding of Federal Reserve Board ReViews Situation

ECONOMY, REDUCTION OF ALL NON-ESSENTIAL ONS ND IMPROVED TRANSPORATION   ‘Are Essentials Is Necessary tc ‘the Reduction of the Hi Cost of Living, According tc  Governor Harding of — th Te dauwal Danaea Rawle

GOVERNOR HARDING IN OPEN LETTER ASSERTS ECONOMY OF SPENDING SOLUTION FOR AGL.

MOVING OF OLD GROPS 15 HELD CREDIT REMEDY   Head of U. S. Reserve Board Outlines National Needs in Letter to.Senate   TOO MUCH MONEY TIED UP IN STORAGE GOODS   Commodities Held Back’ for Speculation or by Lack of Transportation

Economy in Expenses and Reduction of Non - Essential Loans Necessary.  Reserve Board Head Tells How Inflation is Remedied

HARDING SOUNDS KEYNOTE 10 TH DEATH OF fh. 0. b   Individual Economy Listed As First Essential—Less NonEssential Loans Next.   Improved Transportation Facilities Also Would Be Material Factor. He Declares.

TELLS WHAT IS NECESSARY TO REDUCE H.C.L   Governor Harding of Feder. al Reserve Board Makes Statement Today   PERSONAL ECONOMY VITALLY ESSENTIAL

ECONOMY, REDUCTION OF ALL NON-ESSENTIAL LOANS AND IMPROVED Th ANSPORATION   ‘Are Essentials Necessary to the Reduction of the High Cost of Living, According to Governor Harding of the Bederal Reserve Ranke.

HARDING EXPLAINS MONEY SITUATION   ECONOMY PLAN Is OUTLINED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD OFFICIAL: BANKS MUST USE CAUTION, Is CLAIM.

FEDERAL RESERVE BUARD IN A REPLY   VARIOUS REASONS ASSIGN. ED FOR INFLATION OF THE CURRENCY.   PRODUCTION 1S NEEDEE   hi.proved Transportation, Individual Economy and Other Things Must Be Practiced, Says Harding.

CUT EXPENSES, HARDING'S CURE FOR H.C. LIVING   Governor Tells Senate Loans Must Be Reduced To Neflate Prirac

CUT CREDITS, SPEED MILLS TO BEAT H.C.L.   Harding Tells of Four Methods to Restore Equilibrium.

ECONOMY, MORE WORK, LESS LOANS, HIBCEN BY-HARDINC   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD POINTS WAY TO LOW FPR PRICES. 1   PROVIDE FOR CROP   Liquidation of Credits “Now - ‘Tied Up in “Last Year's  Cysins Advoecated.” ‘

Increased Production and Improved Transportation Is Urged by Harding   General Situation in the Country Reviewed In Letter to Senate Committee

ECONOMY IN. EXPENDITURES   Governor Harding Made Response to Senate  Resolution ©

TO DEFLATE CREDITS   Economy and Increased Production Important, Says Harding

ECONOMY IN INDIVIDUAL (EXPENDITURES NEEDED   Increased Production and imProved Transportation Also Would Cut H. C. L.—Harding

ALOCAVE BOARD UCFINGS PLAN  TO LOWER WUoTe   ECONOMY IN BUYING AND CUR TAILMENT OF LOANS INCLUDED IN RECOMMENDATIONS,

RAVES SECRET FOR REDUCING LIVING COSTS   Economy in Expenses and Reduction of Non - Essential loans Necessary.  Reserve Board Head Tells How Inflation is Remedied

Economy, Reduction of Loan Production and Impuoved Transportation Needed.

SOLUTIONS FOR PRESENT GRISIS   GOVERNOR HARDING OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD GIVES PRINCIPLES.

(IRIATIC COMPROMISE GOES VCR FOLLOWING COLLAPSE DF DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS   us Economic Conditions in Italy Hasten Return o Premier Nitti to Rome

Postpone Adriatic Compromise Until  April At Least   Will Be Taken Up Again When Council of Premiers Meets In Session At Rome   NEGOTIATIONS FAIL BETWEEN COUNTRIES   Italian and Jugo-Slavia Repre sentatives Are Unable To Agree

COMPROMISE DEAL GN ADRIATIC CASE   Ts Postponed Indefinitely,  Probably Until Council Meets oat Rome in Anril.

COMPROMISE ON ADRIATIC IS POSTPONED   Probably until middle of April—Wilson’s reported stand astonishes . Premier Nitti

ADRIATIC py DEFERRED; SITUATION IN ITALY 1S WORSE   Negotiations Between Italy and Jugo-Slavs at London Have Come to an End.

Compromise On Adriatic Matter Now  Postponed.   NITT? IS FRIGHTENED   Establishment of — MeatJess . Days ~ Ends © Conference.

Further Action Hardly Pos sible Until the Middle of April When Counei Mets in Rome.   COLLAPSE SEEN   Negoliations Between Pre inier Nitti of Italy anc “Minister Trumbileh Arc Abruptly Ended.

JOHNSON GAINS LABOR YET}   RETURNS WEDNESDAY MORNING FROM NORTH PORTION OF STATE BEGIN TO CHANGE OUTLOOK

HOOVER MANAGER ADMITS LOSS OF CAL. 10 JOHNSON   Senator Stands as Republican Preferred Presidential Candidate   PREMARY BULLETINS

Harding Runs Fourth in Eastern State; Johnson, Second; and Lowden, Third;, Hoover Carries but Three Counties

WOOD GAINS IN INDIANA. PRIMARIES   OVER SENATOR JOHN SON, THE SECOND IN THE RACE.    Had More Than 6,500 Lead at Noon Today — McCray the Republican Nominee for Governor.

GENERAL NOW HAS BIG MAJORITY      ‘Carries Indiana by Lead of Nearly 7,000 Votes.   HARDING A POOR FOURTH   Johnson Has Trouble in Carrying Native State. Hoover Surprised at His Large Vote.

WOOD IS CHOICE  OF REPUBLICANS  IN HOOSIERDOW   Lowden Ruoning Third — Ohic Aspirant Makes Poor Showing a Lowest Contender   JOHNSON PICKED SECOND   Gubernatorial Victory Seems Likely To Belong ic Warren T. MeCroy

WOOD LEADING  IN IND. RAGE   Makes Slight Gains Over John: son as Additional Counts Are Tabulated.

WOOD'S LEAD SLIPPING: JUHNOUN BESTS HOOVER   MISSOURI REPUBLICANS MEET

INDIANA NOI A WALK AWAY FOR GEN. WOO}   As the Primary Vote Strag  gles In Hi Johnson  Gains.   INDUSTRIAL CENTERS STRONG FOR HIRAM   Senator Swamps Herbert C Hoover in California Events.

WORTH WHILE, ANYHOW.   Tipton Has Enviable Record in Miatter of Sunday School Atendance.

FLU SAID 10 HAN - INVADED HAVANA   Newspaper Report States 1000 Cases ‘Have Been Found But There _ Has Been No Corroboration.

“FLU” EPIDEMIC IN CUBA   Many Cases of Influenza Reported on island—News Report Puts Total at One Thousand.

ACTIVE WORK FOR NEAR EAST RELIFF   Oscar Mamigonian’s Family Suffered From Turkish Outrages in the War

Qsear Mamigonian’s Family Suf fered From Turkish Outrages in the War

BELIEVES OFFICER IS THUG—KILLS HIM   Tulsa Man Shoots Policeman Accidentally, Mistaking Him for Bur- . glar Who Rifled Home.

ee eS Eee ee  BELIEV ES OFFICER TS THUG—KILLS HIM   Twsa Man Shoots Policeman Accidentally, Mistaking Him for Burglear Who Rifled Home.

WHAT TD 00 WITE BG STOCK OF LIQUOR PUTTLES CHICARDANE   House for Sale With Big Stock of Spirits Which Cannot be Moved Under the Law.—Cellar Being Strictly Guarded.

Harding Calls Several Leaders to Marion in an Effort to Stop the Movement   3elieve Harding too Favorable Towar League and Domestic Platform—Not Progressive Enough

JURY HAS 1. W. MURDER CASE; NEW CHARGES  ARE ENTEREL   Judge Is Explicit or Law of SelfDefense.   M’ELFRESH DEATH NEXT TO BE TRIEL   Informations Filed tc Be Ready in Case of Acquittal.

NEGROES DEFIANT.   Launch An Anti-Segregation Campeign at Chicago.

SELLS 25 POUNDS OF ICE WEIGHING ONLY 18: $10, SAYS FT. WORTH JUDGE

REPOR! COTTON — » CONSUMPTION   Staple Being Held Ac cording to Census Bureau Report —

“LESS: COTTON. COXNSUanen.      Jonsumption for November: Show: Marked Decoronse.

REPORT od BUN UALIERT Of WOE OF GOTTEN   PRODUCING STATES SHOW SAT. LER DECREASE THAN @7TilER SECTIONS,

CURTAILMENT IN ‘COTTON INDUSTRY   Siump Shown in November Report.   MILLIONS FEWER ACTIVE SPINDLES   Falling Off Also. Seen ir — Exports.

MORE COTTON IN- STORAGE   Census Bureau’s Monthly Report Shows : Consumption Falling Off

COTTON CONSUMED CURTAILED; COTTON ON HAND INGREASE!   November Consumption 67,000 Bales Less Than October Figures.

CSE LESS COTTON,   Consumption During November Greatly Curtatled.

ACTIVE SPINDLES LESS THAN 1919   Consumption in Cotion-Growing States Shows Less Curtailment Than E lsewhere: On Hand Novembe: 30 Was 1,134,259,

STATISTICS SHOW  “HEAUY EYCESS OF COTTON HOLDINES OVER YEAR OF   Nearly Half Million More Bales of Staple of South in Warehouses than  - One Year Ago.

PROGRESSES SLOWL   ELEVEN MEMBERS OF TRIAL JURY TENTATIVELY SELECTED—ANOTHER PLEA EXTERED

JURY’ EIN NEWBERRY CASE    Relays in Securing Panel Caused hy Flad Already   Many Saying They  Decided.

PAPERS STOLEN FROM MRS. HAMO!   Police Search for Four Men Who Broke Into Her Chicago Apartment,

Mrs. Jake Hamon Robbed Of Late Husband's Paper:   By United Presa

OTEAL LETTERS AND PAPERS FROM WIDOW OF RAMON    Newspaper Man Says Long Sought for Woman Is Still . in United States.

THREATEN TO RECOGNITION   Request Reds Withdraw De_ mand for Proletarian Army : an Poland; Described as ~ Sinister Proposal.   NEW ATTITUDE CAUSED THRU AMERICAN NOTE   Stand Taken by United States and France Causes Change in Premier Lloyd George and Giolitti, Is Clam.

AN ULTIMATU TO BOLSHEVIK!   Supreme Council Resent: “Breach of Faith”   PROMISE USE OF DANZIC   Poles Reach Frontier in Counter Offensive—France Praises U.-S. Note to Italy.

Alleged Looting Of Dayton Money Causes Great Agitation.   HEARING CLOSES   Action May Be Taken Tc Prosecute Those Involved.

Talbott. Airerat Maker, Ad. mits Paving Goy. Cox's Note, On Stand

GERMANS WILL BEGIN PROCEEDINGS. ASKED ~ AAINST WAR LORDS   will. Summon: Men to “Appear in. Court? But » Will” Make - pevests in ease “of: Thei “Deafiical :   ARE TO SEEK ‘EVIDENCE

GERMANY GETTING ~ READY FOR TRIALS   Progress Being Made In the Matter - of Collecting Documentary Material.

WAR CHIEFS ON TRIAL   Evidence Against Accused German Officers Is Gathered. y   Or, Schiffer, Minister of Justice, td Visit Other Countries f for Dats.

WAR CHIEFS ON TRIAI   €vidence Against Accused Ger. man Officers Is Gathered,   Dr. Schiffer, Minister of Juatice, Viait Other Countries for Dzta.  te

GEAMANS GATHER EVIDENCE TO Thy VIOLATORS 1N WAE   Not Obeying Entente but-Deing What It Feels Js Just. Schiffer Asserts.

TO PLACE GERMANS ON TRIAL   Accused Persons Whe Do Net Apppear to Be Placed Under Arrest

GERMANY BEGINS TRIAL OF HER OWN   SOVIET RUSSIA WANTS ‘ HARBORS FROM PINLANE   SPANISH MINICTAY BESiCNG   Admiray Nicholas Horthy Rogent of Hangary—Repatriation of German Prisoners in Siberia Authorized,

WORK ON HUN CEREALS.      Preparations Mrendy: Being Made of by German Government.

‘GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS TO BE TRIED AT LEIPSIC IS PLANNED   Preliminary Hearings Already Begun Dr. Sehirrer, Minister of Justice Announces; Calls it An “Affair of Honor to Punish Guilw.”

GOMPERS CHARGES COERCION   Says Industrial Shutdowns Are Part of Political Plot to Frightuthe Workers.

COERCION, GOMPERS CHARGE   Declares Industrial Shutdowns Part of " Political Plot.

SHUTDOWNS ARE BUT POLITICS—GOMPERS   ‘The Purpose is Obvious,” Hi Says in Address,

GOMPERS CHARGES PLOT.   Sayan Shatdownn im Iadaatry Al Ove Country Ate for Putponr of Frightening.

GOMPERS SAYS SHUTDOWN POLITICAL PLOT FEATURE   Labor Lesdex Says Employers are At tempting to Coerce Workers to Inflnence Votes

Gompers Sees Political Plot in Shutdown of Industries in America   Purpose is to Scare Labor Int Voting as Employers Want, He Says

Gompers Says Shut-Down Of Industries Is Political Move to Scare Labor

SHIPPING BOARD WILL NEED 150 MILLIONS   ‘Will Need Big Sum During 1921 in Addition to Regular  Revenues.

SHIPPING BOARD NEEDS ESTIMATED AT $150,000,000   Officials Will Appear Before House Committee on Appropriations Today.

FRANCE FACES 1921 WITH FEWER WORRIES   Progress of Last Year and Plenty of Fuel Have Inspired Nation To Optimism.

PROGRESS MADE IN REBUILDING, BOUNTIFUL CROPS AND GENERAL OUTLOOK CHEER FRENCH PEOPLE   Period of Military Service May Be Reduced From Three Years to 18 Months; Success of Last Loan is Looked Upon as a G Omen; Cost of Living Remains High.

Cheered Over Pregress Made iz Re steering Reiszed Territery and With Geed om.

MANGLED BODY ON R. R. TRACK   ‘Physicians Believe -Man : Placed There to Cov- . er Up Murder. .

HE TOLD COMMITTEE DISBURSE MENTS WERE LARGER THAN RECEIPTS.   T. W. Hupricde of Warrenton, Mo. Told. ghe Committee He Rectived $2,050 From E. L. Morse, Excelsior Springs.

TUFTS COLLEGE SECOND TEAM   Scored Touchdown and Kicked Goal at Start of Game _ with Thornton This Afternoon.

TUFTS COLLEGE SECOND TEAM IS TOO FAS!   Scored Touchdown anc Kicked Goal at Start of Game with Thornton This Afternoon.

MEXICAN CABINET MEMBER SAYS PRESENT REVOLT WILL BE SHORT LIVED   ‘Declares Movement Merely an  ‘Attemptof Disgruntled Officers  to Keep Revolt Alive     Gonzales is Captured in Monterey anc  Court Martial Court Has Been  Named for Immediate  rial

JAPAN AND GREAT BRITAIN ALLIED   Alliance Between Two Nations Have Been Renewed.  With Changes.

ENGLAND JAPAN ALLIANCE WILL BE CONTINUED   General Revision of Treaty Arranged—Change As To Particulars Later

JAPAN AND ENGLAND 10 RENEW ALLIANGE WITH REVISION OF TREATIES      DETAILS OF AGREEMENTS TO BE WORKED OUT AND MADE PUBLIC &T LATER DATE,

Great Britain and Japan Renew Treaty   Renew Alliance With Revisions of Old Treaty Arranged Between the Taco Nations.

NEW SEDITION LAW WILL HANDLE REDS" WiTHOUT SOFT GLOVES WHER THEY SEEK GOVERNMENT RUIN

NEGRO GOES TO PEN HOUR AFTER ATTACK   Colored Porter. At. New Greenfield Hotel Slashes Manager With Knife: . Ear Almoat,Severed. on

ee eo ae ee ea wo: NOTICE. oy   AUSTRIA SUFFERS FOR FOODSTUFFS   NINETY-SEVEN PER CENT OF CHILDREN ARE NOT. PROPERLY. FED.

CAPT. AMUNDSEN IS REPORTED AT ANADIF   Discoverer of South Pole Saf at Trading Post on Bering.

AMUNDSEN AT ANADIR,   Discoverer cf South Pok Reaches Trading Post on Behring Sea.

AMUNDSEN, POLAR EXPLORER REPORTED IN SIBERIA AFTER NINETEEN MONTHS IN ARCTIC

WIRELESS TELLS OF ARRIVAL OF AMUNDSEN IN EAST SIBERI:   Intrepid Explorer Has Been Out of Communica: tion with the World for 19 Months as He Sought To Reach the Pole.

Discoverer of Sout ; 19. Months i in ‘the Polar. a His. Vessel, “The M . Reaches a “Trading Post ior ’ Behring Sea, Baste Sie: ria. i

AMUND SEN HEARD FhUW AFTER LONG ABSENGE   Discoverer of The South Pole Reaches Post in Behring Sea After Nineteen Months’ Silence.  No Detail Received From Anadir Where Vessel Touches

LAPT. AMIUNDSEN ARRIVES AT ANADIR   Discoverer of South Pole Heard From After Eighteen Months’ Absence in North Polar Regions.

AMUNDSEN SAFE ‘ATSIBERIAN PORT   Discoverer of South Pole Breaks Death Like Silence of 19 Months   DETAILS ARE LACKING   _A Fear That Something Seriou “Had Gone Wrong” Is Stil Entertained

JACK DEMPSEY TO DEFEND HIS FISTIC LAURELS   Signs Articles To Meet Bill Brennan of Chicago.

JACK DEMPSEY AND BILL BRENNAN SIGN FOR FIGHT      Many Cities Sign for Battle With Prices Ranging From $40,000 to $60,060.

DEMPSEY 10 MEET “BILL” BRENNAN   UNABLE TO COME TO TERMS WITH CARPENTIER,   Phitadetphia, Benton Harbor and New Orleans To Bid For the Bout— Brennan Pleekd From Numerous ‘Applicants.

WITH BRENNAN      Champion Siens Ariicles. for Firth with Protegy of Lee 1 Fisnn:

AC THE WDIne crpire Wh   OF THE WORLO'S SERIES WO BY CLEVELAND   Indians Now the Champion Baseball Team for 1920—Today’s Score Was 3 to 0

OF THE WORLD'S SERIES WO  BY CLEVELAND   Indians Now the Champion Baseball Team for 1920—Today’s Score Wee 2 taf

LOWDEN BEGINS ; SPEAKING TOUR   Governor’a Firat Stop Will Be at Mine neapolis-—To Confer With G. G. P. Chiefs.

REFUSED PRESS INFORMATION IS FINED $18   Cleveland Police Chief Endeav: ors to “ Set’”’ On Court Rec: ords And is Given Fine.

RECORDS ARE PUBLIC.   Pollcé Gourta Have .No Alght Ta Withhold Information,

MRS. MACSWINEY ARRIVED  IN NEW YORK ON CELTI   Accompanied Only By Sister o Husband— Will Testify Be» fore Committee.

MRS. MISWINEY IN THE UNITED STATES   Widow of Late Lord Mayor of Cork Arrives Today to Testify in Hearings.

MAC SWINEY’S WIDOW ~~ LANDS AT NEW YORK   Will Testify as to Irish Conditions.

MRS, WSWINEY LANDED TODAY   Large Crowd Present to Greet Wife of Late Lord Mayor

OWES GREET iT AoW Ho SHE LANL      Move for Establishment 0 Irish Truce at Christmas Takes Form

MACSWINEY: “DOW VEN: BIG WELCOME   Irish Sentiment Much in  Evidence When ,She Ar rives in New “York.   MOURNING EMBLEMS WORN BY ADMIRERS

Widow of Late Lord Mayor of Cork Officially Received . jn New York,   GREETED: BY BIG THRONG

MAS, MACSWINEY ELUDES HUNDREDS AMT AT PIER   LORD MAYOR'S WIDOW ARRIVES TO GIVE. TESTIMONY AT. ‘ ) IRISH. HEAKING

MRS. MSWINEY LANDED TODAY IN NEW YORK   Lord Mayor’s Widow Es capes Waiting Throngs for Time Being.   QUIET MARKED HER RECEPTION   Finally Parade Was Formed and She Was Escorted Up Fifth Avenue.

AMERICAN IRISH WELCOME WIDOW OF CORK MAYOR   Crowd Greets Mrs, Mac Swiney When Celtic Docks at New York.   Women and Children Carry Irish Flags in Big Demonstration.

WIDOW OF HUNGER ~ STRIKER ARRIVES — INU, S, SATURDAY   Mrs. MacSwiney Comes to Testi: fy in Inquiry into Conditions in Ireland   HUNDREDS GATHER AT OOGK 70 ' WEECOME WIDOW AND’ SISTER   Mrs, MacSwiney Accompanied by Miss Mary MacSwincy

WIDOW OF THE RUNGER STRIKE VICTIM LANDS ON AMERICAN SHORES   MRS. McSWINEW GREETED BY DELEGATION IRISH-AMERICANS WIEN CELTIC, BERTHES AT VHE NEW YORK PIER

MAG. MMACSWINEY:{N NEW YORK WELCOMED AY IRISHMEN TODAY   Arrived on Celtic and Was Escorted to Her Hotel With Bands Playing Star Spangled Banner—Women Met the Boat Before it Landed.

MRS. MSWINEY GIVEN WELCOME!   WIDOW OF LATE LORD MAYOR OF CORK ARRIVES INNEW YORK CITY

MRS. M'SWINEY REACHES U.S   Eluded Waiting Crowd, But Was Stopped   PARADE THEN ESCURTED HER   Sister of Lord Mayor of Cork, Whe Died in Hunger Strf{ke, Accompanied Widow.

MRS. MSWINEY IS iN UNITED STATES   WELCOMED BY CROWD   Flage of the “Trish Republic” Was Spread to the Ere 7es in New York Teday

WIDOW OF  _ MSWINEY © ARRIVES   IN NEW YORK WITE SISTER OF LATI LORD MAYOR.   QVibo . Comes to Testify Befove the Committee of One _ Hundred — + Hundreds Watt at the Pelr.

Comes To Testify Before Committee of 100 Investigating Conditions In Ireland. °

M’SWINEY’S WIDOW LANDED HERE TODAY      HUNDREDS OF SYMPATHIZERS FORMED AND ESCORTED HER TO THE HOTEL.

MRS. i HAS ARRVED WW NEW YORK FROM RELA   Was Met By a Cheering Crowd of Irishmen at the Boat Landing and Cheered—Will Testify Before the trish Committee of One Hundred.

MRS. MACSWINEY IS TENDERED OVATION   Widow of Lord Mayor of Cork Arrives in America to Testify Before Irish Investigatinn Cammittee.   IS WELCOMED AT DOCKS BY CROWDS IN MOURNING   Refuses to Give Any State ment to Press Pending Hel Appearance Before Com mittee of One Hundred.

NEW YORK GREETS MRS, MACSWINEY      w idow of Lord Mayor of Cork Welcomed by Throngs,   TESTIFY TO COMMITTEE   Representatives of “The Irish Republic” Receive Her. Coast Guard Cutter Thronged With Newsmen.

MRS. MACSWINEY ESCAPES CROWD AT NEW YORK   Widow of Late Lord Mayor Of Cork With Sister-in-Law

MAS. MURIEL MAGSWINEY ARRIVES IN AMERIGA   Hundreds of Men and Women Greet Widow of Late Irish Lord Mayor.

Crowds With Irish Republie Flags — Greet MacSwinney’s Widow At Pier

MRS. M’SWINEY HERE TO TELL ABOUT IRELAND   Widow of Former Lord May: or of Cork on Way to Testify Before Committee.

ROYAL WiLEOME SO EATENDED 1  MAS MAGSNET   . LARGE CROWD OF  LRISHMES  GATEER AT FIER AXD PARADE TO HER HOTEL,

NEW YORK GREETS M'SWINEY’S WIDOV   Thousands Of Men, Women anc Children Pay Honor To Little Irish Woman.

MANY MENTO: BE LAID OFF IN + ALTOONA SHOPS   ‘PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD   ISSUES NOTICES TO DROP 1350: MEN FROM ITS PAYROTPT. 7

CUTTING SHOP FORCE   Pennsy Railroad Co. Lays Off 1350 Men at Atoona

REDUCTION IN RAIL SHOPS   Pennsylvania Company Announces Cut of 15 Per Cent in Force at Altoona.

POTATOES HELD FOR HIGH PRICES   Growers in the West Are  Storing Them Waiting fot The Price to Go Up.—Government Cannot Handle the Growers. Attorney Save.

URGE COX TO APPOINT E. H. MOORE MANAGER   CON OPE FOR WASHINGTON Fd. . DAY —WoMeN peUEGAT s INTRRVIEW HIM TO; MORROW

URGE MOORE FOR CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE   PRESSURE .USED To HAVE PRE-CONVENTION MANAGER OF COX CAMPAIGHI ASSUME FULL CHARGE.   Nominee Refuses Comment on Third Party--Harding Busy on Speech of Acceptance.

Interstate Commerce Commission: Grants Express Companies Baost For Hauling Newspapers,

Teachers Unable to Live on Salaries   Reports gen the State Fduea tional Ass tlon Established mkt. &..4

MORE RUMORS OF STRIFE IN RUSSIA   Svviet Croups Keported Attaching Marrleadest Workmen in Moscow's Streets,

SOVIET TROOPS ATTACK WORKER’   Workers Are Barr:caded in Street: of Moscow, Says Unofficial Reports.

WORKERS REVOLT AGAINST SOVIET   Toilers Clash With Red Troops in Moscow Streets   AUTHORITIES NOW ALARMED   Treaty Between Bolsheviks and Poles is Effected

SOVIET TROOPS ATTACK WORKER’     Authorttles, Alarmed at Andti-Sovict ! Temaustrations in Moscow, Coucentecate Troops

SIGHTING IS “REPORTED TO BE IN PROGRESS IN THE STRETS OF MOSCOW   om Russian Sources Declare Soviet Authorities Alarmed Over Anti-Government Demanctrations in the Factories  Dispatches ff

WORKMIEN OF MOSCOW ARE MAKING WAR   Soviet Troops Sent Agains Men Barricaded in Streets of Capital.   PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND POLAND !S SIGNED   Long, Wearisome Ceremony Attended Acceptance of } Peace Treaty,

FIGHT IN STREETS   Workmen Fighting From Behind Barricades Are At: tacked by Soviet Troops it Bolshevik Capital.   POLISH-RUSSIAN PEACE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1%   Agreement Is Reached to Cease Hostilities Within a Few Days; Red Armies Concentrate Against Ukraine.

ANTE-SOVIET DEMONSTRATIONS IN MOSCOW   AUTHORITIES ARE BECOMING ALARMED AT THE TURN TAKEN BY WORKMEN,   Troops Are Attacking Barrijcadec Workmen in the Streets of Moscow, According to Re. Ports Received Todays.

IN ACCORDANCE 16 TREATY PROVISIONS BEAMANS EVACUATE   Total OF, 18,000. Allied Troops Will Occupy Area—No Censorship Has Been. Planned.   CLAIM POLES CUT WIRES

UPPLA oll oth OLEAN OF TURD AG PAGT SAYS   TERMS OF PEACE TREATY SO FAR HAVE BEEN KEPT BY GERMAN REPUBLIC.   ENTENTE FORCES TO MOVE   British, French and _ Italians Will tHHold Territory, But Entrance Will, Be Delayed—Great Demonstration  of Love for Hunland When Troops Leave Imperial City of Danzig.

BRODERICK GIRL FOUND GUILTY ~ GETS 10 YEARS   Sixteen Year Old Defendant Shot Stepfather—Had Three Trials.

16-YEAR-OLD GIRL CETS 10 YEARS IN PRISON FOR MURDER   Ursula Broderick Testifies Step Father Was Killed to Save Her Honor.   CHILD MURDERED OWN FATHER TWO YEARS AG   Motion for New Trial is Fiied b: Attornevs—Mother is Under Indictment.

GIRL CONVICTED OF A KILLING   treuta Oroderickh Found Gailty @ WMUnnelnauahter.

STATEEN YEAR OU GIL 13 FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER   Given Ten Years Sentence for Killing Father      DISPLAYS NO EMOTION

Girl Slayer, 16, Gets Ten Years In State Prison      Is Convicted of Second Degree Murder for Killing Her  Stepfather.

GIRL FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING FATHER   Ursula Broderick Sentenced to Ten Years in the Missouri Penitentiary

WILL CONTEST VOLS. GRI uN ZION IT   Mrs. Jane Dowie Declares She Has New Wil! Disposing “Elijah the Second ”

Returns from West With Pla to Oust Voliva; Has New ‘Will of Husband, Claim

EXPLOSION KILLS 3 IN MINNESOTA   Locomotive on Milwaukee Line Near Kellogg, Blows Up; Crew Of Train are Victims.

LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED   Three Men Killed on Chicago-Milwaukeo & St, Paul,

HARDING HAS __ BLANK PAGE ON - HIS DATE BOO!   No Callers Exp Expected 2 ss Marion But Some May .  eb TMi ck Tk.

NO CALLERS EXPECTED — TODAY AT HARDING HOME   Former President Taft Wil ‘Confer With President-elec - Before. Christmas.

OKLAHOMA GUARD READY 70 PREVENT RUMORED RIOTING   Militia Head Orders Troops to Prepare for Instant Action—-Two Lynckings in Day Stirs State Executive.   GOVERNOR SEEKS REMOVAL OF TWO COUNTY SHERIFFS   “Were in Collusion With Mobs or Lacked ['hysical Courage,” He Asserts in Directing Strict lavestigation.

(UARD PREPARES FOR QUICK DUT   OKLAHOMA OFFICIALS TAKE STEPS TO COPE WITH ANY EMERGENCY

RAGE WAR PENDING. AN OKLAHOMA CITY   Lynching of Negro Likely to Lead to Clash; National Guar’s Called Out to Keep Ordrr,

TROOPS T0 BLOCK SECOND LYNCHIT,   OFFICERS FEAR VIOLENCE IN OKLAHOMA CITY FOLLOW. ING HANGING OF NEGRO,

FEAR OF A RAGE OUTBREAK   Lymching of Okinhboma Wegre Cause Order fer National Guard te  Re RPeada

CTEDMAN MAKES FINAL PLEA FOR NEW YORK SOCIALISTS   Browe Will Cinclude Sase o Prosecution Next Tuesday

DEFENSE ENDS CASE.   Last Word in Behalf of Sus. pended Socialist Assembly men is Spoken.

CLOSE DEFENSE FOR SOCIALISTS   NEW YORK ASSEMBLYMEN' END FIGHT FOR RIGHTS TO SEATS IN STATEHOUSE

oAYD oULIA VOLATED Nal LAV   Seymour Stedman Declares  - Espionage Act Vias an Act of National, Moral Cowardice---Adjourn to Tuesday.

BOLT KILLS FATHER AND GIRL   Twelve Others Knocked Unconscious When Lightning Hits Fiorida Schoo! Building.

LOST BANKER {S_ FOUND   Disappeared From His Home in Penn. sylvania Six Years Ago—Discovered in Florida.

RAW SILK SLUMP RUINOUS TO BANKS   Suspension of 74th Bank of Yokohoma Tuesday Followed By Susnension of Savings Bank.

JAPANESE BANK GUES TQ THE WALL      Big Financial Institution 0 Japan Suspended Business   Silk Exchange Closes Immediately After Bank Fails

CLOSED JAP “SILK” BANK   Suspension of “74th” Bank and Yokohama Bank Are Aunounced,

BIG JAPANESE BANK FAILS; CONNECTED WITH THE SILK INDUSTRY   SUSPENSION OF BANK REGARDET  AS SIGNIFICANT BECAUSE OF ITS OWNERSHIP.

 WANT REGULAR POLICY ION K. U. CONVOCATIONS   CHANCELLOR'S CABENET MEI TO DISCUSS MATTER \ ESTERDAY   Whether to Make Student Gather: ings Weekly er Continue Present Irregular Plan \

 WANT REGULAR POLICY lon K. U. CONVOCATIONS        CHANCELLOR'S C. YO DISCUSS M- ATTE VESTERDAY      ‘nether to Make Student Gather ings Weekly or Continue Pres. ent Irregular Plan

‘OODLES OF BOODLE  1$ CAMPAIGN NEEI   FUNDS IN MAJOR PARTIES NONE TOO PLENTIFUL.    Republicans Embarrassed Thru the Limiting of Contribations—Democrats Spent Too Freely at Sara Francisce.

BUTE Bits PARTIES FACE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES   Republicans, Having Limited Cor tributions, May Have to Call for More.   TREASURERS ARE AOTIVE   Democrats Depend Largely 0: Small Contributors, But May Accept Large Ones.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE BOTHERS PARTIE:   Republicans and Democrats Handicapped by Peculiar Set of Circumstances in Trying to Raise Funds.

Peculiar Situation May Result on Account of Systems Adopted by Democrats and Republicans for Coming Campaign.   LAWRENCE SAYS SENSATIONS ARE UNLIKELY NOW

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND ON SAND AT LONG BEACH   She Had the Appearance of Wealth Refinement and Education and Her Clothing Was Expensive.

PRETTY WOMAR, AGED 30, SLAIN IN NEW VORK   Murder Mystery is Added to Metropolis’ Crime Wave.      VICTIM IS SHOT THRU EYE  Curfew Order is In Effect; Pedestrians Searched By the Police.

SEVEN KILLED AND SIATY-FIVE WOUNDED IN LLINOIS RIOTS   7 Mere ‘Foreign Section Of West Frankfort, fl. In Ruins Today.   MURDER OF BOYS CAUSE

PREMIEA DECLINES TO AND M SWEENEY   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS GOV ERNMENT CANNOT MAKE ‘HIS CASE EXCEPTION   Will Try Por Murder and Exeeute All Involved in Expected Death of Irish Hunver Striker.

TWO ARE DEAD   BURSTING STEAM PIPE ON DES TROYER. KILLS TWO.   aRe Enited. Press)

2 SAILORS DIE IN EXPLOSION   Bursting of Steam Pipe During Test of Destroyer Fatal to Seamen; Two in Hospital May Die.

TWO SAILORS  LOST LIVE   Scalded to Death When Steam Pipe on Destroyer Bursts

SAILORS KILLED   Bursting Steam Pipe Fatal to Twe Seamen—Two Others Injured

TWO SAILORS DEAD, OTHERS BADLY BURNEL   Steampipe on Destroyer Burst While Véssel Was  FOr oe aR aE 

TWO KILLED: TWO INJURED ON DESTROYER   Bursting Steam Pipe Scalds Sailors While Speed Run Is Being Made

BAINBRIDGE COLBY DEMANDS PUBLICITY   Insists. That Testimony Taken a Senate inquiry Regarding Him Be Given to the Public

SKS EVIDENCE. BE MADE PUBLIC     Reported Colby Demands Evidence F Ati Confirmation Hearing Be  Made Public.

DEATH LIST MOUNTING HIGHER AS WORK OF RECOVERING BODIES PROGRESSES; ALLEN COUNTY SUFFERS HEAVY LOSSES WITH SIX PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD.   EVERY BUILDING IN TOWNLEY LEVELED

Hundreds Injured as Big .Twisters Tear Through States of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois __. —CGeorgia and Alabama Also Hit.  °” ,

PAGED AT 2]      GER MAY. Bit: INCRRASED WHEN TULL REPOUTS COMEIIN “PROM ISOLATED COUNTIES,

fornado Takes Heavy Toll Across Northern Indiana   Twenty-Seven Known Dead, Fate of Many Others Un certain—Six Counties in Path of Sunday Night's Storm—Details of Disaster Being Gathered Slowly.

FEELS FURY OF «BG TORNADO   Haran sie ‘ SEVENTEEN DEAD, SCORES IN. JURED AND PROPERTY LOSS  REACHING: MILLIONS   JAY COUNTY HARDEST HIT

BvV  TRACK LABORERS AT PROV DENCE RI   Strack Today as First Move ia Pro. test in Wage Demand Delay.

PROBE OF PALMER CASE 1S PROMISED   Leaders of Congress Seeks Attorney General’s Attitude on Anti-Red Measnures—Interest in Kane Action.

FAR-REACHING   CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION PROMISED   On Attorney General’s Attitude o1 ’ Anti-Sedition Legislation.

Promise-. Investigation - of: Attor ney: ‘General’ 8. ‘Methods im.

INVESTIGATE ATTITUDE OF AM. PALMER   Congress Desires to Know Why Attorpey General Switched His Policy.

ods Employed By Attory-General Palmer To Be Investigated   5 HIM ANOTHER CHANCE TO APPEAR   rman Doubts Power Te mmon Official To Attend Hearing

_ = 2 Fe OE oe oe  HON. O. MAX GARDNER NOT  AN ADVOCATE OF WOMAN . 2 SUFFRAGE. .

Fe BB BR Be BB MR RB FS FF  HON. O. MAX GARDNER NOT  AN ADVOCATE OF WOMAN 5 SUFFRAGE,

MISS RECTOR TO ATCHISON   Art Supervisor in Lawrence Schools Gets Good Increase

MESS RECTOR TO ATCHISON           Art Supervisor in Lawrence Schools Gets Good Increase

BADGER FARM HAND I$ HELD FOR SLAYING   John Béier Arrested on Charge of Murder in Connection With Biesem Death

HELD FOR MURDER ON GIRL’S STORY   John Beier Admits Killing Brinkman Ridge Farmer on Aug. 26 After Daughter Had Told of His Intimacy with Her Mother.   ‘WOMAN HID LOVER  IN CLOSET WHERE  BIESEN FOUND HIM

FARMERS WILL NEED 9500 CARS FOR GRAN   wera FEDERAL CROP REPORTER MAKES rip agape ting ON TRAFFIC NEEDS.

OHIO FARMERS NEED 9500 CARS TO MOVE GRAIN   Farm Organizations Are Making Survey to Insure The Crop Movement.   Crop Reporting Chief Makes Estimate

ENGINEER [i POWERLESS 10 NAVE THE SHIP   Six of Passengers Escape By Leaping Into Stream —Pumps are Unavailing Against Rising Water— Dead Includes Wife and Babies of Major H. B. Pitiman.

13 DROWN IN -OHW RIVER   Steam Launch Margaret ‘Springs Leak and Sinks in Five Minutes Near Augueta, Ky. Pas

TWELVE DROWN IN OHIO RIVER AS BOAT SINKS   Steam Launch Springs Leak With Party of TwentyOne On Board

THIRTEEN DROWN IN OHIO RIVER   Ship is Below Water Fiye Minates After Leak is Discovered by Skipper

Leak Makes Boat List and Go Unde Augusta, Ky.; Launch Was Cat Party to Attend Church. Services. :

Ii DROWN WHEN LAUNCH SPRINGS LEAK AND SINKS   Boat Quickly Fills With Water and Goes Down in Ohio River Before Passengers Are Aware of Peril.

THIRTEEN DROWNED IN RIVER   SSS United States Launch Springs Leak  and Sinka in Ohio.

LAUNCH SINKS AND THIRTEEN PERISH   Six Victims, Including Captain and His Daughter, Were Trapped in Upper Cabin of the Margaret.

MASONIC REUNION ON IN FULL BLAST   CLASS OF BETWEEN 152 AND 260 IS TAKING DEGREES “THIS WEEK.   MANY K. U. STUDENTS   And Members of Class Come From Many Towns in Eeast-' ern Part of State.   Work Throumn ta: Fourt enih Degrees Given by End of ToNight's Session,

MASONIC REUNION _ ON IN FULL BLAS   CLASS OF BETWEEN 159 AND 200 IS TAKING DEGREES “THIS WEEK.   And “Members ‘of Chass Come From Many Towns in Eeast-' d ern Part of State,   Work Througa ta: . Fourt enii Degrees Given hy End of To: Night's Session

KAISER PLANNED 190 FAR IN THE FUTURE   Was Going to Win World Wa: and Then Proceed to Mop Up With England.

Kaiser had Planned “Second Punic War” on Great’ Britain  Atter He “Won the World War”

KAISER'S DREAM . OF WORLD POWER ~ SHOCKED GERMAN   Even the Staid Leaders of  Phlegmatic King Worship ‘ers Amazed at Monarch’s “Cold Rrutality.   PLANNED SECOND - WAR ON ENGLAND   CLAIMED GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES WERE IN COMBINE; SHOULD BE CASTIGATED

AINVZ IT PIEN Dike OTRAS le  He Expected To Emerge Victoriously From World War, Then Fneage Enecland

Interstate Commerce Committee Sustains 20-Cent Bridge Charge os “Reasonable.”   INVESTMENT IS URGED   Commissioner Wooley Says St. Louis Must Solve Problem, By Owning Terminals and Bridges.

‘BEANED’ PLAYER NEAR DEAT?   South Dakota Minor Leaguer Hit by) Nick Cullop May Have Skull Fractured.

FAYETTE COUNTY REPUBLICAN BY Bit MAJORITY   Never Before Has the GO. P, Party in the Shire Been Wore Assured af Vielory   AND THE WOMEN VOTERS WILL DO TREDR DUTY   The Opposition WH Be Snowe’ Vader by & Pheneminal Ma. jority Next dary y\

FAYETTE COUNTY REPUBLICAN BY BIG MAJORITY      Never Refure Hay the G 0. P. Part; in the Shire Been More Assured of Victory   AND THE WOMEN VOTERS ‘ WILL DO THEIR DUTY   The Opposition Will Be Snowed Tnder by v Phenominal Majority Next Tnesday, Noy, 2?

eeeEeEEeEeE~Oerererorr”CS™”™CmCm.CC..  WOULD CUT MOVIES C OF VAMPIRES AND BANDITS

AMERICAN LEGION SEEKS SOLDIER!   More Than 2000 Individalal Death and Dissappearance Mysteries To Be Probed   MAY BE MORE THAN = 2000   ‘Khat Many Letters Have Been Reeeived By Heahquarters And More Aare Expected

SEARCH FOR SOLDIER DEAD.   Cases Where Official Efforts Have Ran Thetr Course.

DIPLOMATS HEAR GERMANS CAUSED LATIN UPRISINC   Coffee Plantation Owners in Guatemala Said to Have Agitated Trouble

Germans. Sought to to Get Back _ Property Seized by Cabrera.   FOUR MEXICAN TOWNS FALL TO SONORA ARMY   Carranza Asks Permission fo _ His ‘Troops to .Cross  i /

DEMOCRATS AT. SARATOGA SPRINGS   All Factions Join in Old Fash~ioned Love Feast Before the Scrap Begins.

DEMMIES MEET HEAR ADDRESS AND ADJGURK   All Agree on Nomination of Governor Alfred Smith.  Old Time aaa Feast” is on

DEMMIES MEET HEAR ADDRESS AND ADJOURK   All Agree on Nomination o Governor Alfred Smith.   Old Time “Love Feast” is on Program.

WALL-ST SEEKS MOVIE CONTROL   Picture Men In Session Ir Cleveland Plan To Battle Producers

PARTIES . ORGANIZE   BOTH PARTIES SELECTED COUNTY OFFICERS TODAY.   Miro. BL OR. Cockran County Chairmar  For Republican Women's Club,

PARTIES, ORGANIZE   PH PARTIES SELECTED COUN ITY OFFICE                g. Cochran County Chairman Republican wanes Clab. 17 .

ONLY EX-SERVICE MEN EMPLIVED AS SERVANTS BY PRINGE OF WALES      FOOTMEN WEAR STRIPES AND SERVICE STARS; ALL HAVE WAR RIBBONS,

IEX-SERVICE MEN EMPLOYED   Prince of Wales Seis ar. Example at his New Bachelor Home

REPUBLICANS GLAD. COURTS’ HAVE REMOVED ONE OF - BMBARRASSING PROBLEMS

NOT EXCITED BY DECISION.   Delegates at Chicago Glad Prohibiticn Qucstion Settled.

WANTED—togent 5 or 6 room house. -O. Hicks, at this office.      MACSWINEY IS EXTREMELY

M'SWINEY IS GROWING WORS!I   Bulletine Issued at Three O'clock Mayor Is Extremely Exhauasted.

FUEL POWER RENEWED   WILSON ISSUES COAL ORDER ON RETURN OF ROADS.   Government to Continue in Control! of Distribution and Exportation Under Hines.

RENEWS FUEL CONTROL   President [Issues Executive Orders on Return of Roads.   Gontinues Government Centro} of Coal Distribution and Exportation— Hines Heads Board.

WILSON RENEWS CONTROL OF FUEL   President Issues Executive Or. ders on Return ef Roads.   Continues Government Control of Coal Distribution and Exportation.» Hines Heads Board.

MEST CLT OUT HICK,   Federal Law Permits Making o' Cider and Fruit) Juices.

» MUST CUT: OUT I        Federal Law = Permits Cider and Fruit Ju

Suggests Budget Bill, Strictest Economy, Tax Law Revision, Aid For Disable? Veterans, Loan _ To Armenia, Philippine ing” tary *  >

PRESIDEN 10 ALOU IN FAVOR ARMENIAN AID   Annual Message to Congress Outlines Many Recommendations for Action of Congress. —   RESUME OF ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT WILSON

TO PUT AMERICA IN THE FOREFRON}   President in Message to Congress Calls For Legislation to Make Democracy Prevail   SAYS TWO COURSES ARE CPEN   United States May Set Example in Own Borders and Stand For Justice Toward Others

Blind. Arm y x      ondon : Seeking Help      ““athdring’Biakte dato City. Seeking Humane Laws

PILGRIMAGE OF BLIND PAUPERS ENDS AT LONDON   Seek Legislation For the Education and Care of Sightless Subjects—Will Enter London On Sunday After 20-Mile Hike

WAY FOR MAZATIAN   A PATHETIC CEA [N-LONDON SUBURE   Representatives of * 35,000 Blind Men and Women Meet for Entry Inte Capital

HUNGARIAN MINISTER ISTARGET FOR ASSASSINS   Former Premier Stephen Frederich Ee capes Uninjured under Fusstlads {0.4 es

ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF  - TIUNGARIAN IS MADE   Former Premier Friederich Escapes As. sassin at Budapest, According to -. News Reaching London

SHOTS FIRED AT EX-PREMIER      Former War Minister Friedrich eo Hungary Is Target of Assassin’s Bullets.

BRITISH IN MUDANI4& 4 HOURS   Occupy Town on Sea of Marmora, Kill Six “Curks and Evacuate.

Planters National Bank   Odeon Theatre Program For the Coming Week

DECISION IN POLISH SITUATION STILL IS UNSETTLED AT HYTHE   Allies’ Chief Weapons Prob. ably Will be Blockade and Defensive Lines.

WAS AGREED TOA FOUR DA TRiee   On Polish Battle Front for Discussion of Armistice and Peace, It Is Said.

A WEAK RETORI 10 COX CHARGE   Coal Operators’ Reply Con cerning the G. O. P. Slush Fund Unsatisfactory.

ALLIES REDUCE THER DERANDS   125,000 Tons of Rocks and Marine  Materials Cut Of of Amount Asked as Pay For Sunicen Float _

REDUCE DEMANDS   SUPREME COUNCIL BELIEVE! GERMANY WILL SIGN WITH -OUT DELAY

LOWER DEMAND -FOR REPARATION   For the Interend German Fleet Sunk at Scappa Flow.

Supreme Council Reduces Demands   On Germany for Marine Material Be. cause of Sinking of German  ae

BULGARS TO TURN OVER MUNITIONS TO GENERAL DENIKINE   Peace Conference Orders Action, Says Paris Report — Reparations Demana For Fleet Modified

HEALTHY PRISICIAN ACCUSED = UF KILLING WIFE'S RELATIONS   Investigation is Begun of Series of Deaths in Wife’s Family l‘ollowing Marriage of Dr. John A. Freudenberg

CHARGE OF MURDER AGAINST PHYSICIA   Wisconsin Doctor Held for Mur der of Mother-in-law—Other Deaths Being Investigated

OLD TICKETS WON'T BE GOOD AFTER AUG 25   Commerce Oommission I: Working on Problem

TICKETS NOT TO BE VALID.   Mileage Books Bought Now Not Good After Rate Increa<ec.

MILEAGE BOOKS AND TICKETS NOT VALI   Travel at Present: Prices Im possible After New Rates Go Into Effect

INCREAS. TO ALIDATE ANN ROVAD TRIP TMCKETS OU         Unused Mileage avi Cominintution Tickets Also Will Be Affected. by Advance,

TS NOT TO BE VALID.      Mileage Books Bought Now Not Good After Rate Incrense,

/KANSAS “BANKERS MEET Belleville Entertains Group  Four of Kansas Bankers Aeanciation. a

KANSAS BANKERS MEET  Belleville Entertains Group Four of Kansas Bankers Association.

 Many Estimates Are Received in the Noss and Sentinel Plurality Contest

40 FAMILIES “— ‘ARE MAROONE]   Area of Two Miles Cui Off From Communication by River ~

POLITICAL POWER   VARIOUS GROUPS ARE TAKING Sips tN REVOLT — BOT SIDES PREPARING FOR ACTION

PLANS FOR KOREA   Japs Believe Independence Move. ment is Dying Out

IRISH WANT PEACE ON WILSON TERM:   PRESIDENT’S CONDITIONS AC CEPTABLE, FOUNDER OF SINN FEIN DECLARES.

IRISH PEACE BASIS I$ OUTLINED, DRASTIC BILL ON REVOLT 70 BE PUT COMMONS   IRISH BILL.

IMIOH PEACE BASIS 1S OUTLINED, DRASTIC. - BILL DV REVOLT: 70 BE PUTIN BONS   IRISH Rrret

WILSOW'S PEACE PLAN FAVORED BY SINN FEI   ORGANIZATION LEADER IN IRE- LAND READY TO-ACCEPT DOMINION HOME RULE.

REPUBLICANS MORE THAN TRIP PLE THAT AMOUNT, ACCORDING TO SWORN STATEMENT

RECKIPTS OF NATIONAL COM. MITTER UP TO Oct, 25 TOTALED SSTHSHLSA.   Ot the Total Amount Received tite Committee Has Expended on ihe Campugn &823.3415.09.—Committee Gets Loan ot  * $150,000,

5-WEEK REVIVAL _ ENDS  Last Week One of the Best. Many Found Christ in - ” the Meeting. ra

WEEK REVIVAL ENDS  _ast Week One of the Best. Many Found Christ in the Meetings.

DESCRIBES THEFT — OF U. S. BUNGALOWS    Dwellings Built at Muscle Shoal: Witness Declares, Carted Away in Trucks.

MONEY PROFFER NOT ENOUGH   China Asked te Panich Man Respeorathble far Miastanarwv'’a Denth.

Ratification Of Treaty Kept Out Of Plat orm   ‘Mild ReserVationists’’ Ar Flattened Out In Steering Committee   NO FIGHT WILL OCCUR ON FLOOR

FIGHT BLOCKED BY GOMPROMISE   ‘Steering Committee of Thir, teen Unanimously Adopts   League of Nations Plank.   (KEEPS RATIFICATION  OUT OF PLATFORM   Action Foreshadows Unanimous Adoption of the Platform by Conventinn

COST OF LIVING HAS INCREASED FASTER THAN MINERS’ PAY   Figures Submitted at Meet ing of Sub-Committee Ne: gotiating New Scale

COST OF LIVING MOUNTS SKYWARE   Increases 95 Per Cent Since 1914 While Miners’ Wages Advance But 49 Per Cent   FIGURES ARE SUBMITTED      Claim Is Made.That It Costs $2,112 Per Year to Mainfain a Family

MINE WORKERS SHOW THEIR FAMILY BUDGETS      Seck to Prove That Wages Have Not Kept Pace With Cost of Living.

ROPER WILL RESIGN.   Commissioner of Internal Reve nue Says That He Will Quit Soon.

ONE MORE QUETS : =: Fey  Commissioner at desta hievenus  Intends to Resign

ROPER SOON OUITS OFFICE   Commissioner of internal Revente Preparing to Return to Priwate Life.

UPS PLA   “qc ollector of Internal Reve+@ Has — a Most Active an and   OFFICIAL   COMPETENT

ROPER WILL RESIGN AS REVENUE COMMISSIONE]   Will Remain with Government Until Income Tax is Collected.

DANIEL ROPER ENDS LONG FEDERAL CAREER   Commissioner of Internal Rev enue Announces Hie Intention of Returning to Private Life

ROPER T0 LEAVE REVENUE BUREAU   Man. Who Has Managed Golos- gal Collection Task for Uncle ' Sam Soon to-Retire.

AJPER 10 QUIT ‘AS GOMMISIONER. OF INTERNAL REVENUE   Will Retire to Private Life--Plans Not Announced   SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED

DANC. ROPER TO RESIGN AS REVENUE CHIEE   To End Career.as Administrator of Greatest Tax Collection Ageacy Ever Organized.   TO ENTER PRIVATE LIFE   His Bureau Given Tremendous Task of Enforcing Prohibition In United States.

STRIKING YAREMER WANT JOBS BACK   “Vacationists” Applying fo Work in Large Numbers— Lose Seniority Rights.

SWITCHMEN ARE — REPORTED TO BE APPLYING FOR WORI   Men Who Went on Vacatior Are said to be Seeking Jobs   RAILROADS HIRING THEM AS NEW MEN

GOV. COX,  TALKS 10 7 Sa H KEN   Beginning the Last Phase of Presidential Stumping Tour.

COX FEATURES LEAGUE (SUE   Under New Tactics He Virtually Excludes Other Subjects From Speech.   ! : HUNTING FOR VOTES IN OLD KENTUCKY   Democratic “Candidate Striving Desperately to Hold That State in Tine

‘G.FOR PORK HONORS         leven Year ond ‘Lad isa Great, Hp LEnth

STRIVING FOR PORK HONOKS.   b> leven Year Old Lad is a Great Hos  Enthusiast, 

U. $, GETS TANKERS FOR TEMPORARY MANAGEMENT   Vessela Occaslo Long Discussion ; Reparations potted Avased  Under: Rtinulation: -

GERMAN TANK SHIPS GIVEN TO U, S. FOR TEMPORARY CONTRO!   Vessels Must be Used in Trans porting Oi! to France, Belgium and Italy

A TANK STEAMERS AWARDED 0 UL §   Formerly Operated by Standard Oil Company Under the German Flag.   COMPANY MADE PROTEST

UPWARD TREND OF LIBERTY BONDS IS FEATURE OF WEEK   Recover Greater Part of /Losses  Sustained During Earlier Part of 19790

LIBERTY. BONDS SHOW PEP INA HUBIQUS STREET   THEIR’ STRENGTH _.FEATURED   WAVE OF CUTTING DOWN OF PRICES SEEMS TO SPREAD.

HUNGER STRIKERS STILL ALIV!   LIBERTY BONDS RECUPERATE FORMER MARKET STRENGTH   War Securities Win Back Half of Losses Sustained During Early Months of Year Throughout Nation.

FOR PROR TEST ION  IN OTHER LANDS   Half Dozen Speakers at Congress Against Alcoholism Tell of Difficulties Confronting Drive. »

TELL DIFFICULTIES   fells of Conditions Confronting  - Drv Workers in Foreign Land® ——— Encouraged By Visit ere.

GEAMANY PLEADS FOR NATION CIVIC GUARD   Sends Note to Allied Contro! Commission Pointing to ’ Conditions.  3

BERLIN SENDS PROTEST   Snecess of Brussels Conference Alfocted hy Demands, Nota Sa;

BERLIN DEMANDS ALLIED APPROVAL OF POLICE FORCES   Reparations Imperile By Attitude Of En tente, Germans Say.

GENERAL NOLLET IS NOT POPULAR   German Government Protests Récent Order of Controller at Berlin.

WOUNDS PROVE FATAL TO PROHIBITION AGENT   Kirby Frans. Buccumy trom” Injuries Received. in Raid on Alleged ~ “Woonshine “sHii

PROHIBITION OFFICER DIES FROM! WOUNDS Ht RECEIVED DURING RAID   RAIDING MOONSHINE STILL NEAR PERRY, OKLAHOMA, WHEN  PATALLY WOUNDED,

DIES FROM Sill BY MOONSHINE FOLLOWING RAID   Federal Officer Succumbs In Oklahoma City Hospital.

WOMEN’S MECCA IS DES MOINES   7,000 Members of Federated Clubs of U. S. Attend Biennial Convention

Fourth Game of Series Brings Out Great Crowds to Back Indians   MARQUARD IS ARRESTED

Mayor Fitzgerald Issued Proclamation Calling Upon Citizens to Get Out and Root for Speaker and His Men—Stanley Coveleskie Confident His “Spitter’”” Would Turn the Tide and That Indians Would Win. :   (Associated Pross Telegraph and Cable Dispatches to The Evening Sun)

GLAMANT {3  a PEACE TERMS   ALLIES ALSO TELL TEUTON GOY ERNMENT THAT ALL ELEMENTS OF INSURRECTION MUST STOP,

BRITISH LABORITES ~.. SUPPORT IRELAND   Campaign in Behalf of Self;  Determination.

To Hold Meetings for Month in Opposition to English ‘Government.

Parliamentary Labor Party Adopts Resolution Challenging the Government to Disprove Charges Made By Investigating Commission Regarding Reprisals   GAMPAIGN TO BE INAUGURATED

BRITISH LABOR MOVES FOR IRISH   THE CURTAIN RAISER STARTS CAMPAIGN FOR SELFDETERMINATION

BRITISH UNIONS TO AD IRELAND   Report of Investigating Committee is Curtain Raiser in. Campaign. .   WILL OPPOSE GOVERNMENT

BRITISH LABOR MAY BACK IRISH CLAIMS   ORGANIZED BACKERS SAY ENG. LAND’s HANDLING OF QUES. TION HAS LOST HER THE FRIENDSHIP OF WORLD.

BRITISH LABOR 1d LINING UP TO RELP THE IRISH LEAGUE   Chairman at London Confer. ence Denounces Government Policy and Sir Hamar Greenwood.

EEK TO BRING BRITISH LABOR. TO IRISH SIDE   Conference of Parliamentary Labor Party Adopts Resolution Challenging Disproval of Charges of Commission

GROWN FORGES CHARGED WHT GRAVE TFFENGES   Unions Challenge British Government to Disprove Accus ations of Probers   ‘BRITAIN HAS NO FRIENDS CHAIRMAN DECLARES   vommittee’s Report Charges Burnings, Lootings, Destruc-~ tion and Floggings”’

BRITISH LABOR 10 SUPPORT IRELAND   Full Weight of Organized Workingmen Sought for Ivish.

British Organized Labor Takes Hand      fovenitat to Join Organized Gabor in Sopport of Ivish Self-Determination Clains:,

BRITISH LABOR PRE-WAR BASIS ASSAILS RULE = I$ SOUGHT IN OVER IRELAND U.S EXPENSES   ‘Report of Commission Starts House Appropriations CommitProtest in Parliamentary tee Slashes Requests 100 Circles Per Cent   GREENWOOD I5 TARGET SHIPPING BOARD HIT

ASSAILS CONDITIONS EXISTING THERE   “Great Britain Has Not a Friend in the World”’

GREAT BRITAIN IS FRIENDLESS   Not a Friend in‘ World as Re_ sult of: Irish Poticy, Says "- “Labor Conference   Issues Challenge: to” Goventiment to Disprove Charges Against Crown Forces.   Investigators . Report . “Most Serious Indictment of British- Methods” on -Record

BRITISH LABOR 70 HELP IRELAND   IN CONVENTION AT LONDON   Labor Party Decide To Give Its Full Weight to: Irish Self- Doter- : mination .

LIQUOR OVERFLOWS GOTHAM   So Much Wet Goods Seized There Is No Place to Put Contraband— Warehouses Full.

CHICAGO POLICE HAVE GUN FIGHT WITH BOOZE MEN   TWO POLICEMEN PLACED UNDER ARREST; TWO IN HOSPITAL.   MORE THAN HUNDRED SHOTS WERE FIRED

GONZALES FRIENDS THREATEN TROUBLI   lf Government Attempts To Take Their Favorite To Mexico City For his Trial

CREDIT HEALER WITH RESTORING HER SIGH   Student of Nebraska Scheo 1 fo Blind Sees for First Time in Thirteen Years.

Blind For Thirteen Years, Student At Nebraska School For Blind,Regains Her Sight   Mrs. Douglas Bend, Says Hickson, Noted English Healer, Who Visited Omaha, Restored Vision,   NOW READS THE PAPERS.

NEW ORLEANS FIRE CAUSED BIG DAMAGE      WHLLION' AND A HALF 18 THE ESTIMATE OF TOLL TAKEN BY BIG WAREHOUSE FIRE.

MILLION AND A HALF FIRE L055 WHEN GREAT WAREHOUSE [$ BURNED   LOSSES COVERED BY INSURANCE¢ - GREAT QUANTITY OF SISAL DESTROYED.

SONFESSED MURDERER OF HUFF GIRL ON TRIAL   William Ray, Youthful Negro, Face: Charge of First Degree Murder in Marion County.

WOULD BOOST WINTER WHEAI   Federal Reserve Board Plans to Provide Finances for Farmers of Middle West.

$400,000 ON AMERICAN DEAD   Friedlander and Cantor Carried Money for Relief of War Sufferers in Ukraine.

Friediander and Cantor Carried Meaney for Relief of War Sufferers in Ukraine.

ARMOUR DISCLAIMS BiG PROFITS MADE   STATEMENT ASSERTS GROSS SALES FOR YEAR EXCEEDED ONE BILLION.   EARNINGS ARE SMALL?   Declares 1919 Was Year Where Declines, Sudden and Severe, Cut Deep Into Margins.

HARDING LEADS WO00D BY 1,000 — IN OHIO COUNT   With 3,357 Precincts Out Of 5,882 Precincts In Wednesday Afternoon Harding Is Conceded 42 Of Ohio’s 48 Delegates   PRIMARY RESULTS

LEAGUE IS BEATEN BY LODGE VOTE   Democratic Fight Over Prohibition Shown in New Jersey

IOWA BANKER KILLED,   Maurice A, Doyle of Ryan Victim of Auto Crash,

BANKER KILLED IN AUTO WRECK   Maurice A. Doyle of Ryar Iowa, Victim When Car Turns Turtle.

ORY FOR 6000, SAYS DR, WILEY   Business Won't Stand For Nu lification, He -Dectares,

BUSINESS 1S LIKE A ROCK FOR AN END TO LIQUOR   This Is Statement of Dr. Wiley of Washington About Prohibition.

SAYS AWiERICAN BUSINESS WILL STAND BY ACT   Prohibition Safe Says Dr. Wiles In Address at Washington

Massachusetis Big Four Re.  publirans Unpledged to Any Candidate---Regular Slate Democrats Win in Primary.

LODGE CHOSE b.0.P. LEADER IN BAY STATE   HEADS FIRST FOUR IN LIST OF DELEGATES TO CONVENTION, NONE PLEDGED   Daniel Doherty Has Long Lead Over All Other Candidates On Democratic Ticket

UNPLEDUED 1. 0. P. CANDIDATES LEAD IN MASSACHUSETTS   The Regular Democratic Ticket Headed by Walsh Seems Sure  — Harding Ahead in Ohio:  New Jersey in Doubt.

LODGE, GILLETT, CRANE, THURSTON   Massachusetis Big Four Republirans Unpledged to Any Candidate---Regular Slate Democrats Win in Primary.

UNPLEDGED CANDIDATES WIN.   lelee, Gillett. Crane and Thurston Bleeted in Massachusetts.

LODGE LEAS HAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS   PRIMARY HELD FOR SELECTION OF DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.   WALSH TO HEAD DEMOCRATS   Early Returns Show the Election of Fifteen Unpledged Candidates,

CONVENTION OF DRY CLEANERS MONDA   Several Cities to be Represented Meeting Here to Discuss Industry—Local Firm In In ee Sete Sei

CONVENTION OF DRY CLEANERS MONDAY   Several Cities to be Represented at Meeting Here to Discuss Industry—Local Firm In Investication.

BUSINESS SLOWING TOWN WN DIST RIE]   "EDERAL RESERVE BANK RE PORTS GENERAL CONDITIONS FALIING’ OFF.

SHOULD TRE ‘OUITA no: ARD.   ] Candidate Cox Hay ing Hara ‘Time, 1 Locate! That $13, CO,0SO. 

SHOULD TRY OUINJA BOARD.   Candidate Cox Having Hard Time to Locate That $15,000,000,  ‘ 2  5

GOVERNOR FRAZIER CUTTING DOWN LEAL   Independent Rept Republican Aheac 3,500,

CUTS DOWN LANGER’S LEAD   Frazier Still 3,500 Votes Behind In. rependent Republican in North Dakota Primary.

PLAIN TRUTH UN NEECS OF POOR EWE      EKOOVER GIVES FACTS UPON JUST WHAT HELP MUST BE SENT THERE.   SAME HIVE GOOD SURPLUS

BREAD CREDIT ENOUGH   HOOVER SAYS NO GROUND FOR HYSTERIA OVER FACTS.   Food Expert Criticizes Europe for Het “Sob” Stories—Deciares Needs Are Exaggerated.

PLAN TROT (IN NEEDS UF BARR ER RABE   KIQOVER GIVES FACTS UuPor JUST WHAT HELP MUoY BE SENT THERE.   CARE EYE BODE SWBELES

EXPLAINS EUROPE’S NEED.   Hoover Denies That Require ments Can Not Be Met By Ordinary Credits.

FUROPE'S NEEDS NOT $0 GREAT AS TO NEED ALD IN MEASURE REPORTED   Herbert Hoover Asserts That Th Bulk Can Be Met By Use Of Ordinary Credits

USUAL CREDIT ENOUGH   Hoover “Calls” Europe for Her “Sob” Stories.   Takes Exceptions to Opinions of Euro. pean Prcpagandists — Situation Better Than Year Ago.

~.) JN DIRE NEED   Hoover Takes. es Exception: “to . - Bropeganda” Which Seeks  to Drain’ America of Money ~ aad Sunnties.” a

HOOVER DISAGREES WITH EUROPE ON NEED OF AID   Declares Situation Is Not Such That U. S. Should Draw on Treasury for Big Loans.

EUROPE 10 SURVIVE WITH LIMITED HELP   HERBERT HOOVER OPPOSED TO WHOLESALE GIVING.   Some Big Cities Sorely in Need o Food Rationing, But Old World Conditions as a Whole Not Bad as Painted.   No Cause for Hysteria.

Poland Sole Shield of Europe Fron Bolshevik tnvasion, Says Hertheri Hoover, and Selulion of Bread Question Would Prevent Lufection of Anarchy and Chaos.

HOOVER JARS LOAN SCHEME   Wires That Raid on United States Treasury Unnecessary

NEEDS Or EUROPE ARC OUTLINED BY HERBERT HOOVER   nod Administrator Takes Exceptions to Opinions of “European Propagandists” As to Financ al Conditions Abroad.   5 PER CENT. IN NEED   . 8. Task, He Says, Is Helpmy Bread Supply of Austria, Ar menia, Belgium and Czecho Slovakia.

OPPOSES RAISING RATE ON DEPOSITS   Governor Harding of Federa Reserve Board Appeals te Bankers Not to “Scramble” for Balances.   SOUND BANKING METHODS ELIMINATE COMPETITION   Sounds Warning Board Wil Not Recognize Relation Be tween Interest and Re-Dis: count Rates.

HARDING APPEALS TO BANKERS   Asks That Interest Hates on Deposits Re Not Tatsed.

BANKERS ASKED NOT 10 INCREASE "INTEREST RATES   Advises Against Scramble For Out-of-Town Balances.   HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION AFTER CONFERENCE TODAY   Fift Representatives _ o! Clearing House Associ. ations Présent.

$22>,UUU FUK “BAT” NELSON   Chief Beneficiary in Father’s Wi!! Disnocina of $250.000.

“BAT” NELSON GETS $225,000   Former Lichtweight Champion Namec as Chief Beneficiary in His Father's Will.

REINSTATE INSURAD   Service Men Murt Attehd to Mat ter Before July 1

ABANDON FINANCIAL CENSUS.   Federal Agents Are Too Busy With That of 1914.

Census Bureau Abandons Plan fo Issue Financial Statistics _ Of Municipalities and States

ABANDON. MUNICIPAT) CENSUS.      Financial Statistics Will Not Be Reviewed 'Phig Year.

TELEPHONE RATE ORDER AFFEGTS ENTIRE STAT   Bell Permitted, To Eliminate War Tax On Toll Calle.

TELEPHONE “RATES   Order of State- ate-Wide Import : ance is Passed

GUT PROMISED IN BELL TOLL RATE:   Considerable Saving to Patrons Will Be Made Under New Schedule — Will Reduce War Tax Amounts.

ASKS CONGRESS 10 HELP RAILROADS   Heroic Messures Needed Relieve Present Congestion. Officials Savy.

CONGRESS ASKED TG HELP RAILROADS MOVE FREIGHT   So as to Keep Production Going Full Tilt and to Provide Necessary Equipment for the Systems of Country.

APPEAL 10 CONGRESS TO HELP R. R. RELIEVE FREIGHT CONGESTION   Prepare to Give Carriers More Time to Pay Back Government

Congress Asked To Aid > Railroads In Overcoming Big Frieght Congestior

CONGRESS ASKED 10 HELP RELIEVE RAIL CONGESTION   Officials Say Lines Need 226. 000 Freight Cars to Reach Normal — Situation Is Reported Improved.

AID OF CONGRESS ASKED.   Railroads Seck Help in Over. coming Congestion to Keep Up Production.

ANIL LINES NEED AID, CONGESTION === STILL SERIOUS, BUT 1S IMPROVING

FREIGHT PILED MOUNTAIN HIGH AT MANY POINTS   Congress Is Asked to Helj) the Railroads Overcome Congestion So As to Keep Production Going.

IESOAGE MAKES NU MENTION OF  THE PEAGE PACT   President Refers to the Fight on League and Treaty Only bv _Inference   COVEDNWENT ECONOMY AND  BUDGET SYSTEM ADVOCATED   Aid for Service Men and Laws Affecting Living Costs are Recommended *

SPANISH WARK VETERANS WANT MORE. PENSIONS  ' Th Aaunrtatarn —DPrawse

MANE BY SECRETARY ()F STATE   For the Burning of the British Flag by Women a Few Days Ago.

APOLOGY TO GREAT BRITAIN   Secretary of State Colby Regret: Burning of the British Fiag at Washington.

Secretary of State Colby Regrets Burning of the British Flag at Washington.

VALUABLE HINTS ON POULTRY CULLING   Purdue Sends C. W. Carrick tc Hold Culling Demonstrations.   FARMERS SHOW GREAT INTEREST   Other Poultry Breeders May Profit by Results of Demonstration Given By County Agent Below.

REPUBLICANS GU AFTER DELAWARE   Fear Defeat of Suffrage Wil Cost Party the November Elections.

CHAIRMAN FESS APPEALS TO DELAWARE REPUBLICANS   Adverse Vote on Suffrage Might Cost Party Presidency, Senate and House Elections, He Warns.

REPUBLICAN DEFEAT PREDICTED BY FESS   If Delaware Votes Ad. versely on Suffrage.

ARNS OF WOMEN'S WRATH.  « Says Delaw. ar e Ww ould Endanke:  a a a oe Ce eo i nr. coms Sa noe

Ho STARTED HERE   Lb TONER To SPEAK AT GRAND THEATRE TUESDAY NIGHT.   Wo Mount Appointed County Manazer Por Wood Campaign.

BELIEVE ELWELL WAS MURDERED BY FRIEND   Intimated by Authorities That the Slaver of Sportsman Will Soon Be Under Arrest.

EXPECT ARREST . IN ELWELL CASE   Hunt for Murderer of Whis “Expert Reported to Center Around One Man

ANTI-4LIEN LAND LAW TEST.   Califernia Suit to Disponsesa a Japa.  ennanm Qtaae ftom ta WT framat

SOLDIERS KILL LITTLE GIRL   Another Child Wounded When Troops Fire Into a Mob in Streets ef Dublin

CAMPAIGN FOR HARDING   Two Women of ‘Roosevelt Family Will Take the Stump

SENATE BOOSTS CAUSE OF IRISH   ADDS TREATY RESERVATION DECLARING SYMPATHY.   REPUBLICANS OUT OF CONTROL   trreconcilables Join With Democrats in Putting It Thruo—Final Vete On Ratification Expected to Come Today.

CONTROL OF 6.0.P. LEADERS (8 BROKER   Irish Question Put Into Reser ; vation Program.   VOTE TODAY {$ PROBABLE   Dectaration’ of Sympathy For Self Government in Ireland Passed By Gommittee of the Whole -— Task of Putting Resolution in Form Prolonged Inte Hiebt.

LENROOT BLOCKS SENATE'S PLANS   iLeader of Mild Reservationists Forestalla Attempt To Secure Ratification Vote   TWO FUTILE EFFORTS   After Final Attempt To Modify Republican Article X Reservation, Senate Reaffirms It

CONTROL OF 6.0.P. LEADERS 1S BROKER   Irish Question Put Into Reservation Program.   VOTE TODAY IS PROBABLE   a aber inemmiael  Declaration of Sympathy For Self Government in Ireland Passed By Committee of the Whole — Task of Putting Resolution in Form Pro. longed Into Night.

IREATY WILL FAIL BELIEF   On All Sid tI Heard Opinion That Revi Pact Will Not Get Required  jority.   IRISH RESERVATION GOES THROUGH, 45-38   Irreconcilables Join) With 21 : Democr. ts in Expressing ympathy.

SENATE: ADO      Reservation Declaring Sympathy With Plans for Independence Is Swept Into Program   FINAL BALLOTING ON TREATY BEING NEARED   ‘Anticipate Action Will be  Taken Regarding Pact at ] Sessions Today

SYMPATHY F ASPIRATIONS OF IRISH REAFFIAMET   Hope Expressed Time is at Hand When They Will Have Government of Own.   NEW RESERATION TO THE PEACE TREATY ADOPTED   Supported by Twent-one Democrats and Seventeen Republicans, Sixteen Democrats and Twenty Republicans Voting Against It—Ratification Vote May Come Today,

PREDICT. VOTE ON LEAGUE TONIGHT   Senator Lodge Tells Demdcrats That They Must Make Decision on Course

SENATE EXPRESOED “OMPATHY 10 (hitch SELF-GOVERNMENT   Passes Proposal By Vote of 3: to 36—Self-Determination Fought by Republicans.

SYMPATHY FO ERIN HOPES GOES IN PACT   Reservation Becomes Part of Peace Treaty  Ratification.

RESERVATION FORGED OVER REPUBLICANS   Senate Breaks From Conirol of G. O. P. Leaders, Declaration of Sympathy For Irish Self-Government Being Voted In.

‘SIMPATAYT TRISH LIE   Unexpected Movement Ends in Adoption of Reservation -Favoring Erin,   RATIFICATION VOTE TO BE-TAKEN TODAY   Indications Still Point to Secend Rejection of Peace Pact, Forcing It Into Campaign.

RIS I FIGHT FOR HOME wil   New Reservation to Peace Treaty, Introduced by Senator Gerry, Democrat, s Adanted. 28 t9 36   EXCLUSION OF OTHER COUNTRIES DEPLORED   Senator Borah Regrets [nat  the Reservation “Does Not Also Extend to Korea, Syria and Egypt,

FREE IRELAND NEAR AT HAND SENATE HOPE!   DEMOCRAT OFFERS THE RESER VATION WHICH COVERS THE SITUATION   Simmons Tries To Change Republicar Reservation to Article 10 But Is Voted Down

SYMPATHY FOR IRISH (S VOTED INTO TREATY   SENATE BREAKS FROM CONTROL OF G. 0. P. LEADERS AND INSERTS DECLARATION.   ARTICLE TEN SUB. STANDS   ‘Final Ratification Vote on Pact Is Ex. pected to Be Reached by Solons Today. -

SENATE OFFERS IRISH SYMPAT"   Expression Swept Into ( P. Reservation to Pe Treaty Late In Day.   Outcome of Ratification Ve Not Regarded As Materiallv Influenced.

SENATE DECLARES SYMPATHY FOR ERIN   UNEXPECTED BREAK IN TREATY PRUGKAM BRINGS ALL-DAY FIGHT ON QUESTION   Afticle Ter Changes Killed in Final Stages of Battle--Vote Ex: pected Tonient.

U. §. SENATE FOR IRISH FREEDON   Reservation Adopted by Vote of 45 to 38 After a Bites Debate   1? Republicans Boll Lodge an = “Self-Determination” and Vote with Democrats

VOTE OYMPATHY FOR IRISH CAUSE   Another Reservation is Swept Into Program   AFTER LONG DEBATE   Senate Breaks Away from Re. publican Leaders Undet1 Forced Draft to Reach Fina! Ratification Vote on Peace Treaty—Second and Final Vote is 45 to 38.

SENATE FOR HOME RULE IN IRELAND   Mambers Sweep Declaration of Sympathy inte Treaty Beservation

Senate Breaks From Control of Its Leaders  and Places Declaration of Sympathy With  Irish Self Government in Republican ~ Program of Treaty Reservations   FINAL VOTEEXPECTED TOMORROW

DEMOCRATS HELD A SUCCESSFUL RALLY   PARTY APPEALS WERE ap. PLAUDED IN MEETING AT COURT HOUSE   SUBSTITUTE SPEAKERS   Judge Rothenberger Spoke in Place of Sam Amiden. W. W. Rose for Bowman   That Democrats Have Kept the Faith the Contention of Judve Rothherger

PARTY: APPEALS WERE’ AP. PLAUDED IN MEETING AT COURT HOUSE   SUBSTITUTE - SPEAKERS   Judre Rothenberver Spoke in Place of Sam, Amidon. W. W. Rose ‘for Bewman _      That Democrats e Kept "the  Faith the Contention of Fidge  Rothherzter

Lloyd George Is Attacked by FrenchDeputy   ll-Timed, Many Asser!  After Session  Is Over.

ar THEI. W. W.  ARE INDICTED   BIG BILL HAYWOOD IS ONCB MORE. IN THE: -TOILS, .   SEDITION THE CHARGE   IN ALL 2 27 OF THE RADICALS ARES 2 NOW UNDER ARREST,'- —   They Will be ‘Irted ¥or creer to Over Throw the Geverm * and For Adyocating E

INDICT EIGHTY-FIVE RADICALS   Chicago Grand Jury Returns True Bills Against Many Reds.

CHIGAGE SPECIAL GRAND JURY COMPLETES WOR   BIG BILL HAYWOOD, FORMER SECRETARY AMONG THOSE INDICTED   HAYWOOD IS OUT OF PRISON ON BONDS   States Attorney Hoyne Anticipated the Action of the Grand Jury and Had Reunded Up Three Hundred of Those Susnectcd

37 MEMBERS INDICTED BY ~- SPECIAL JURY   Among Number. is Haywood, Now out on Bond from, Penitentiary Sentence  ~ At Leavenworth.   HIS SUBSTITUTE ALSO   Charges are in All Cases Conspiracy To Overthrow the Government _ “And Advocating Overthtow  By Force, 1

a7 . W. W. MEMBERS INDICTED AT CHICAEC   Former Secretary Haywooc   Included in the List—Charg es Are Conspiracy to Over throw the Government of th: Tnited States. -

“RED” GRAND JURY WINDS UP ITS WORK            Conspiracy ‘to. Overthrow ‘Government Is. ‘Charge Against. ‘Radicals;   HAYWOOD. Al AND. OTHER ORGANIZERS ACCUSED

OPECIAL GRAND JURY INDICT: WORE  W. W   “Big Bill” Haywood Chief of New Lot Turned in at Chicago. *

This Completes Work of “Red” Grand Jury Which Last Week Indicted 85 Members Communist Party and 88 Members of Communist Labor Party. 7

d/ . W.W. HEADS INDICTED BY THE FEDERAL GOURT   Charged With Conspiracy to Overthrow the Government.  “Big Bill” Haywood Chici  Among Those Who Will On Triad

THIRTY-SEVEN ARE INDICTED   Red Grand Jury in Chicago Has Completed Work in Sight

More Than 100 Reds Feel Grip Of The Law As Result of Probe.  SEQUEL TO BIG ROUNDUP Action of Federal Inspectors  Anticipated in Round - Up Made.

EIGHTY-FIVE REDS INDICTED   Special Grand Jury at Chicago Re. turns Bilis Against Big Batch of Radicals.

FEDERAL GRAND JURY HOLDS MEN FOR CONSPIRACY   All Are Charged Witl Conspiring Overthrow U. S. Government.

WS INDICTED BY GRAND JY   CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT IS CHARGE IN ALL THE CASES.

HAYWOOD AMONG 37 LW. WS INDICTES   ‘Chicago Grand Jury -Return: ’ Indictments After Complete Investigation of “Reds.”

HAYWOOD NAMED FOR INDICTMENT FOUND BY JURY   Thirty-Seven,_I. WwW. W. Charged With Plot to Destroy Government.   WORK OF JURY PROBING ARTES (S ENDED   Indictment Grows Out ot New Year’s Eve Raid On Radicals.: ’

ANOTHER-CHARGE = AGAINST HAYWOOD   Former Bee etary ofl We We ane 30. Other. Nedirnls Indicted dav Chicngo   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.   HAYWOOD ALERAIN: Was OuE ON BOND «   Indictments Followed New: Year's Evo Maid on bo W. W's—ne. fentants Appear in Court aml Arc Under. Arrest

37 MEMBERS  OF THE LWW. ARE INDICTED   ‘William D, Haywood, Already  Under Sentence, is One of  the Defendants.   OUTGROWTH OF NEW YEAR’S EVE ROUNDUP   Men All Are Charged With Conspiracy to Overthrow the Government.

CHICAGO'S RED GRAND JURORS COMPLETE WORK   True Bills Returned Against 37 Members 1. W. W.

HAYWOOD, WITH 36 OTHER 1.W.W.. INDICTED BY JURY      “Big Bil” In Final Batch o} 160 Reds Held in  (let aa cere -

TnIRTY- SEVEN LWW. “ARE INDIGIED Ih CHICAGE   “Big Bill’ Haywood and Other Leaders Among Those Cited

THIRTY SEVEN NEW INDICTMENTS. WADE BY THE GRAND lURY   \Membe:'s of I. W. W. Are Charged With Conspiracy to Be: t Governmert.   BIG BILL HAYWCOD IS ONE   Completes Work of Ked Grand Jury in Session in Chicazo  for Weeks.

RED BRAND JURY ICTS 37 MORE IN CHICAGO DRIVE   Climax of Hoyne’s Cam: paign Reached Today

HAYWOOD IS INCLUDED IN JURY'S LIST   37 Accused in Chicaga Jury’s True Bills.  FOLLOWS ROUND-UP  ;   Indictments of Today Are Aftermatl of Sensational New Year’s Eve Raid Ordered by Hoyne. !

HAYWOOD CHIEF FIGURE CAUGHT IN HOYNE’S RAID   CHARGES IN ALU CASES CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT.   COME AS SURPRISE   Result of Sensational Roundup New Year's Eve.

“BILL HAYWOOD He LST Of CONSPIGATORS      Grand Jury at Chi Completes Work, vail Be Tried for Radical  Activities.   ALL IN CUSTODY

KEEPING ORDER AT DUBLIN   Republicnun Volunteers Show Ef. ficiency by Affording Pretection to Seldier<«.

IRISH REPUBLICANS BLOCK SINN FEIN}   Volunteers Maintain Order in Dub lin—Charge Soldiers With Murder.

FAVORABLE VOTE EAR Aa COUNTED UN BiG MEASURES   Referendum 18 and 19 on Face of Returns Probably Will Carry.   State Boxing Commission Bill Is Apparently Finding Favor.

1 ge a -BERGDOLL CASE TESTIMONY   Boys Were ArHome Two Years After Being Sought By Miltary Authorities.

BERGDOLL CASE TESTIMONY   Boys Were AtHome Two Years After Being Sought By Military Authorities.

DRAFT QOMGERG WERE IN QUAKER CITY TOGETHER IN APRIL OF LAST VERE   Bergdoll Brothers Were In Philadelphia Long After Search Was  Inaugurated.

RANGERS GUARD MINES IN COLO. AS MEN STRIKE   Men Walk Out Follow ing Refusal of Operators to Meet Them.

2500 Miners in Colorado Strike; Coal Supply Hii   Governor Will Order Militiz Out if Needed to Keep District Peaceful.

COLORADO TIE UP COMPLETE   2,500 Coai Miners Are idle Today— Soldiers Are On Guard Against Possible Troubie.

ASSESSORS FACE HEAVY SCHEDUL   MUST MAKE CLOSE INQUIRY ON PERSONAL PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

CONGRESS IS MONEY MAD   So Says Senator Borah in an Address.   REPUBLICANS ARE GUILTY   Says They ar¢ as Crazy Abou Wasting Funds as the Democrats.

BORAH SCORES PEPUBLICAN FAILURE TO ECONOMIZE   Declares Government Expenditures Are As Hig} As During Democratic Adminstration O: War lime.

SENATOR BORAH SEES ND SIGN CONGRESS “WILL CARRY QUTITS — ECONOMY PROMISE

STILL WASTING MONEY   BORAH: RAPS REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS FOR EXTAVAGANCE,   He Declares There Is Not the Slight est Evidence That) the Party Pledges Are to Ye Kept.

COX SPENDS QUIET DAY IN PREPARATION FOR ANOTHER TOUF   Governor Receives Reports Of Added Strength To Party.

YOUR SUPPORT WHAT VICTORIA WANUFAGT URE FOUND ON TRIP NORTH AND EAST

REVOLUTION(GTS READY 10 WAGE WAR ON PRESENT MEXICAN REGIME   Principles of Revolt Against Present President of Mexico Are Made Public In a Proclamation.   GOV. DE LA HUERTA SUPREME COMMANDER   People of Southern Republic Must Assume All Its Sovereignty: Organization of New Army Planned.

CARRANZAMUST GIVE UP OFFICE. SONORA ARGUES   Principles‘of Sénora Revolution Against Present Government of Mexico Made Public in Proclamation

EXCHANGE AGAIN FALLS.   Collapse is Most Disastrous i: History cf Foreign Money Market.

ANOTHER SERIOUS COLLAPSE FOREIGN MARKET EXCHANGE   Sterling Falls to $3.19, a New Low Mark-—French, Belgian aid Italian Remittances Also at Low Level.

OTUGK MARKEI AND EXCHANGE TOBOGGANING   CALL MONEY GOES TO TWENTY FIVE WHILE TIME FUNDS HAVE VANISHED   Stocks and Bonds. Including Som Liberty Loans Establish Newest Low Level

>olicy of Democrats In Power Toward Labor, the Irish, Veterans’ Bonus, Teachers’ Pay and the Postal Employes’ Hire is Made Clear On Eve of  Convention

ENCOURAGED IN PLANK   Tentative Drafi Offers Aid in Betterment of Workers; Would Assis? Former Soldiers

PLEDGE MADE TO TAKE IRISH QUESTION BEFORE LEAGUE TRIBUNAL   PROHIBITION SECOND TEST OF PARTY’S SOLIDARITY

‘WILSON PLATFORM PROMISES TO PUT  TRISH QUESTION BEFORE LEAGUE   Advocates Federal Arbitration Body For Industrial Disputes--Adequate Salaries For Teachers aad Pestal Workers--No Cash Seldier Benus--Wilson and fis Unaltered League Main Issae-—Liquer Lely Strong As Wets and Drys Fight For Plank.

ADMINISTRATION PLANKS READY   Party To Favor Freedom For Ireland, Just Treatment 0 Labor And Ratification Of Treaty With Reservation That Will Clarify Its Sense.

DEMOCRATS BID FOR MANY VOTES IN MANY WAYS   PROBABLE PLANKS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COMING PLATFORM.   PROFESS SYMPATHY FOR IRISH CAUSE

WET ISSUE TESTS PARTY  SOLIDARITY   league Plank Stand Howevel! is Convention's Real Bone of Contention.

Sympathy With Aims of Irish, Protection for Labor, Soldier Aid Proposed for Platform

PROMISES TO MANY ELEMENTS   Jreland to be Freed Under League of Nations, Soft Pedal on Labor Issue and Pledoes to Many.

Sympathy for Ireland bui Weak Pledges——Rec ognition of Lahor Rights——but no Pledges— Teachers and Postal Employes Safe

PHILIPPINE RIOT LEADS TO BLOODSHEL   Clash Between Manila Police an Native Constabulary Results in Eleven Deaths.

ELEVEN DEAD IN WANtE A Mion.   Capital City of UVhliippiaes Seene of  a Deadiv Clash.

DIE DURING CLASH WITHIN CITY  ct YANKEES AND 7 FILIPINOS WALLS: FIFTY SHOTS ARE FIRED   ouble Arises From Shooting of Constabuiary Man by Filipino Police; American Governor General and the Filipino Chief Quell Disturbance.

FOUR AMERICANS ARE KILLED IN MANILLA RIOTING   Ancient Trouble  Calminales {1 Shooting Fray at Gates oi Philippine Capitol.

ELEVEN KILLED -~ ~ IN MANILA FIGHT   POLICE VS.” CONSTABULARY   Four Americans Among the Dead Started From Quarrel Between Native Policemen

ELEVEN ARE KILLED. IN PHILIPPINE ROT   FOUR AMERICANS DEAD as RESULT OF OUTBREAK AT MANILA.

SEVEN NATIVES ~ ARE KILLED BY MANILLA PAL Ice   Four Americans Slain it (un Battle in Island Capital.

ELEVEN KILLED IN MANILA RIOT   FOUR AMERICANS AMONG DEAD IN FILIPINO CITY   Shooting of Member of Filipino ConStabalary Cause of Outhreak—Gov,  On Scene.

Four of the Dead Are Americans and Seven Are Filipinos.   SHOOTING CONSTABULARY MAN BY POLICE CAUSE   Trouble Had Been Brewing for a Long Time and Had Frequently Reached Acute Stage Before Latest Outbreak, Col. Sweet Declares.

FE leven Kil led         Four Americans Die as Police and Philipitio Constabulary Clash; U. S. Regulars ‘Held in Readiness. a 7.   Kill Jeweler, Grab © Gems Worth $100,000

MANILA RIOTS END IN DEATH OF 11 PEOPLE   Four Americans Among _ the Dead; Shooting Cause ef Outbreak.   GOV. HARRISON AT SCENE   4attie Occurred Within the Watllec City Between Enlisted Men of the Filipino Constabulary and the Maniia Police.

MANILA RIOT FATAL TO tl   FOUR AMERICANS FALL IN BAT TLE IN WALLED CITY   TROUBLE LONG BREWING   Shoet!ng of Soldier After Woman's Arrest, Held an Cause

FIGHTING BETWEEN CONSTABULARY AND THE CITY POLICE   Battle is the Result of Shooting of Enlisted Man Who Attacked Policeman.

11 KILLED IN - MANILARIOTS   Four Americans Among the Oead; Shooting Caves ef Guttireak.   GOV. HARRISON AT SCENE   Battie “Occurred Within the Watlec City Between Entisted Men of the Filipino Constabulary and the Maniia Police.

AMERICANS CLASH WITH POLICE IN MANILA. 11 KILLER   TROOPS IMPLICATED WILL BI TRIED BEFORE CIVIL COURTS   Mayor Will Ask Government to Move Army Barracks Outside of City Limits, He Declares.

11 KILLED IN MANILA RIOTS   Four Americans Among  Dead; Shooting Cause ef Outbreak.

ELEVEN MIEN An DEAD AT MANILA   Four Americans and Sever Filipinos Killed   TROUBLE WITH POLICE   Enlisted Men of Philippine Constabulary and Manila Police Engage in Riot—Constabulary Attempt to Avenge Shooting of Member by Police—Trouble Brewing

DEATH LIST IS 11 “TN MANILA RIOT   Four Americans Kilied in Clas in Walled City,

ELEVEN KILLED NY MARIE RIOT   Filipino Constabulary and the Manila Police Clash.   FOUR AMERICANS AMONG DEAD   Forty Constables Seek to Avenge the Shooting of One of Their Comrades—-Battie Occurs Within the Walled Gity.

LEVEN MEN KILLED DURING * RIOT IN WALLED MARILA CIT   Gov, General. Hartison and 7 Brig Gen. Crane Took Active Steps ‘Tc Quell Trouble, “eee 8

11 KILLED IN 1 MANILA RIOTS            Four Americans Among ° Dead; Shooting Cause ef 4 Outbreak. = sf

CLASH RESULT OF SHOOTING OF CONSTABULARY MAN WHO KNIFED FILIPINO POLICEMAN

ELEVEN MEN KILLED IN MANILA! POLICE RIOT   Four Americans Die in Clash With the Filipino Constabulary in Walled Bity.

ELEVEN RILLED IN MANILA RIOT      POUR AMERICANS VICTIMS I) KIGHTING

CLEVEN KILLED IN PHILIPPE RIOTS      Disorder Starts When Policeman Shoots Constabulary Private   FOUR AMERICANS DEAD   Participants Placed Under Arrest and Will Be Tried Br Civil Court

CONGRESS WILL ASSEMBLE ON THE SIXTH OF MONTH   This Will Be The Third Session Of . The Sixty-sixth Body.

For Sixty-Sixth "Congress Befor: New President Takes Hix Seat on Warch 4th.

CONCESSIONS DUE 10 AWARENING oF A LIBERAL SPIRH   Has Caused Leaders of the Entente To Recede Krom Attitude  On Extradition.

GOVERNOR 10 TRY TQ REMOVE THE DRY SPELL BY COURTS   Governor of New Jersey Reiter. ates His Campaign Pledges In Inaugural Address.   DRY LAW IS ILLEGAL, SAYS   Ask Legislature to Refuse to Ratify Or Accept the 18th  Amendment.

PROFIBITION WAS ILLEGALLY GOTTEN   At Least That Is the Belief. of the New Governcr of New Jersey.

WETS RALLIED BY GOVERNOR   Edwards of New Jersey in His Inaugural Address Plans Prohibition End.

Gov. Edwards Will Fight ‘Prohibitior   Democrat Inaugurated Governor o New Jersey Urges Legislature t Refuse to Ratify Prohibitio: Amendment.

GOVERNOR FIGHTS THE DRYS    New Jersey Executive Rallies Wets in Inaugural Address.

MAKES PLEDGE TO FIGHT DRY LAW   Governor Edwards in Inaugura Address Reiterates Campaign Promises.

NEW. NEVOLT IN ALBANLY          Kiamial Fu  HAN ANd Tishon of Scutart,  Poll Coup dad Eta:

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE ELK:   Jamestown Clergyman Is Chosen Grand Chaplnin—San Francisco Man Is Grand Exalted Ruler,

SAN FRANCISCAN IS ELKS’ RULER   William M. Abbott Chosen Chieftain of Antlered Herd Today; Next Convention at Los Angeles.

WEST PLAYS BIG PART AT ELKS’ CORVENTIOI   William Abbott, San Francisco, Chosen Grand Exalted Ruler of B. P. 0. E.   (OS ANGELES IN 192

GALVESTON HELD IN MARTIAL LAW   Governor Calls Out State Guards to Handle Strike Situation.   CITY OFFICIALS OPPOSED

SUSPEND OFFICERS IN GALVESTON, TEX   Members of Militia Take Over Their Duties.

Officials of City Superseded _After Charge by Governor of Interference With Laws in Strike of Dock Workers   Heads of Municipality in Turn Claim Executive Exceeding Authority and Appeal to Federal Court Threatened

GALVESTON, TEXAS, UNDER MARTIAL LAY   City Officials Supereeded' by Militia Officers During Strike

JACKSONVILLE, FLA., MAN> KIITEN IN POLISH FIGHTING   TEXAS MILITIA TAKES ~ CHARGE OF GALVESTON

MILITIA QVERRULE OFFICIALS   Municipal Authorities Galves ton Find Themselves Witheut Power

REBEL GENERAL CONFERS WITH VILLA EMISSARY   ONLY POSITION VILLA CAN OCCT, PY I8 PRIVATE CITIZEN, GA Che 6 AEST Pk

FACTIONS IN MEXICO ELIMINATING DIFFERENCES   Arranging Conference With Villa—Gonzales May be Made the Provisional President.

TO SETTLE ON -VILLA'S STATUS   General Calles and Represent: ative of Bandit Will Thrash Out Dispute.

STEAMER POWHATAN IS SAFE   Crippled Transport Taken Into Tow by the Martha Washington.

TRANSPORT POWHATAN SAFE   Disabled Steamer With 471 Persons on Board Taken in Tow by Martha Washington.

With Guns of Fleet Held» _ Ready, Troops of Allies Occupy Constantinople

ALLIES WILL NOT TAKE OVER SULTAN’S POWEI   ‘Will ‘Aid Him as Long as Massacre: and Disorders Are Not Attempte: Commission States.   ‘Re the Aewwetatet Pereea’

CROWN PRINCE'S . HENCHMEN SAY _ _HEIS WILLING   No Word Comes Direct  From McAdoo But Hin. —  loraRT oem START DRIVE FOR RIM   ISGUES RATHER THAN CANDIDATES IS CENTER OF INTEREST AT FRISCO CONVENTION

farked by Usual Preliminaries — Keynote Speech by National Chairman Cummins the Feature—Committees Get to Work— Some Issues May Be Fought Out on Floor Bemasers of Presidential Booms Get usy.   (By Associated Press Teased Wire )

HEAR KEYNOTE SPEECH BY CUMMINGS   Preliminaries Perfected —Start Real Hunt for. Candidate. _

Over 14,000 on Hand at Opening of Frisco Convention-Imoressive Onening   CUMMINGS. IN KEYNOTE AD... DRESS   Fights Over Issues and Candidates Silenced as Convention Disposes of Preliminaries

DELEGATES PREPARED FOR FIGHT   Greatest Interest Centers in Action of Resolutions Committee—New Lite Injected Into Boom For McAdoo.

Opposing Forces at Frisco Declare Armed Truce; - Opponents of Governor Cox Unearth the Family — Skeleton; “William the Boss” Has Profiteering — - Splinter Ready; Suffrage Plank Asked by Women   eae  “Tnomiad Rattle Sleletan

BiG CHANCE FOR M'ADOO   Field Marshal and Floor Or ganization Appointed.   BELIEVE HE WILL AGCEP)   Senator Robinson, Arkansas, Said to Be Slated For Permanent Chairman — McAdoo Silent.

Opposing Forces in Democratic National Convention Declare Brief Truce while Assembling for Opening Session

ME DEMOCRATIC ~ CONVENTION MEN   BRYAN WILL INSIST ON ‘” DRY PLANK IN PLATFORM      WARGO LOOMING UP STRONG   ¥ ae ‘Phat, Governor Cox Secured a Divores Some Years Ago Brought Out  “mid Published at San Francisco. pee

SPIRIT QF CONTEST NV ATMIUGPHERE Aa CONVENTION OPENS   Democrats Call for Truce on Candidates and Issues as Cummings Sounds Keynote.   BOOM MANAGERS BUSY ON UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATES   Managers for Cox Try to Run Down Source of Divorce Story on Candidate.

THE NOMINATION WOULD NOT BE REFUSED, LOVE   Cox and Palmer Forces Work to Make Best Showing

SESSION OPENS; FICUT BAFWINE   Scrap Over Resolutions Com mittee Chairmanship   Inevitable. !   M’ADOO BOOMERS BOOM

FIGHTS PUT ASIDE FOR FIRST DAY OF CONVENTION   Set Events On Program At Start; Bitter Contests Certain.

CUMMINGS OPENS CONVENTION. A FRISCO; 15,000 JAM HUGE Hl: > FACTIONS: DECLARE: BRIEF. TRUCE      iBig Fight Over Prohibition Is Laid ‘Aside While Party Chiefs Hear Appeal. of National Chairman: First Session Ts Shart. *

WILSON PICTURE AROUSED CROWD TOILE SCENE   Fight’ on Prohibition, Treaty and Irish Laid Aside But Not. Forgotten   COX DIVORCE USED AS POLITICAL MISSILE   Report Circulated Bryan Treaty Plank fs Acceptable to Ad-~: ministration Leaders

WARRING FAGTIONS AT OAN FRANGIOGD DECLARE A TRUCE   Delegates Lay Aside Fight Over Prohibition and Lesser Subjects During Speech.   Nothing But Set Events 0: the Program—Contesit In the Air.

ASSEMBLED PROMPTLY AT NOON PER ARRANGEMENT.   STARS AND STRIPES PREDOMINATE IN HALL.   The Convention Was Called to Order by the Bugle, After Which Detachment of Marines Hoisted the Stars and Stripes.

HATCHETS “BURIED. WHILE CONVENTION PRELIMINARIES ON   McAdoo Boom Shows No Abatement.: Forces Preparing To, Wage Open Campaign.  Y

TRUCE CALLED IN PARTY FIGHT ON OPENING DAY   Issues, Rather Than Nomi: nees, Stirred Gathering of Democrats Most on Day of Opening.   COX AND PALMER READY FOR FIGHT   McAdoo Supporters Pre pare to Line up Friend: to Put Over President’: Son-in-Law as Nominee

HALL JAMMED AS CUMMINGS HOLDS FORTH   McAdoo Supporters Perfecting Organization for Battle on Floor.   COX DIVORCE: CASE BOBS IN LIMELIGHT

CROWN PRINCE’S ~ HENCHMEN SAY —-HEIS WILLING   No Word Comes Directly From McAdoo But His Boomers START DRIVE FOR HIM   ISSUES RATHER THAN CANDIDATES iS CENTER OF INTEREST AT FRISCO CONVENTION

EXPECT FIGHT OVER PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES   Prohibition issue Holds Center o Stage With League Question Impending.   M'ADOO SHOWS STRONGER   Democrats Now See Palmer, Cox and Former Treasurer As Big Three.

DEATH {ST AT DUBLI) VGREAGES   More Killings ‘e Reported as Troops C. -nue Raids.   SENTRY ATTAL.:ED; KILLS 3   All Citizens Obey tic Curfew Law— Strong Military Patrols Guard Bridges and Roads — Park Shooting Is Explained,

DEATH LIST-AT “DUBLIN INGREASE:   Mote Killings “Are ‘Reported as : Troops Continue Raids.   SENTRY ATTACKED: KILLS 3   All Citizens Obey the Curfew. Law_: Strong ‘Military Patrols: Guard . Bridges and Roads. — Park “Shooting Is Explained,

Irish Capital Now, Quieted With Normal Operation - of Business Reenmed   CASTLE CLAIMS. TROOPS i DID NOT FIRE FIRST   Alleges Football Game Shootiny Was Precipitated by Irish Pickets

FIVE MORE SLAIN IN DUBLIN RIOTS   Sentry Kills Three Men Whe Attacked Him—Troops Patrol City.   BRITISH “TRAP SINN FEINERS   Strong Military Patrols Guard Bridges and Roads—Soldiers Continue to Search Homes-—Roundup Fills. Jails,

SENTRY RILLS THRE (OF ATTACKING PARTY BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,  LEASED WIPE TO TRrREOYE

ADD FIVE MORE TO DUBLIN DEATH LIS]   SENTRY KILLS THREE WHEN HE Is ATTACKED IN CASTLE; TWC DIE IN RAIDS THROUGHOUT crrTry.

DUBLIN PUT UNDER HEAVY MILITARY GUARD Aa NEW OUTBREAK IS THREATENED   ‘Strong Patrols of Troops Man Bridges. and Roads, Closing Every Avenue of Escape, While Raids Go On.   HOMES ARE SEARCHED FOR CLEWS TO SLAYERS OF OFFICERS

) MORE DIt IN OLQUEL OF ALIN RIOTS   Irish Capital Now Quieted With Normal Operation of Business Resumed   CASTLE CLAIMS TROOPS DID NOT FIRE FIRST   Alleges Football Game Shooting Was Precipitated by Irish Pickets

PRINCES ARE ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING   MAN TAKEN AS KIDNAPPER OF A. J.SMALL   9 MORE SLAIN ON STREETS OF DUBLIN   Former Kaiser’s Relatives Among 100 Noted Personages Accused.   ohn Doughty Arrested in Oregor in Big Toronto Mystery.   Sentry Kills Three Men Whc Attacked Him—Troops Patrol City.   LOOT REACHES BIG FIGURE   Crown Prince Cecclie, Prince Eite Frederick and Others Have Taken to Holland Money Aggregating 250,006,000 Marke.   Missing Secretary of Canadian Theatrical Millionaire ts Arrested— Small Has Been Missing Since December 2, 1979.   Strong Military Patrols Guard Bridges and Roadse—Soidiers Continue to Search Homes—Reign of Terror Feared.

OFFERS HIS RESIGNATION   REV. WALKER OF CONGREGATION. AL CHURCH RESIGNS

CONVENTION'S: HALL CROWDED WITH  DELEGATES —  BURNED.   Many Americans in Attendance At Great Gathering from All Countries at Tokio   Doorkeepers Say They Think Ail Managed to Get Out Of Building in Safety

TOKIO BUILDING FOR WORLD S. S. MEETING BURNS   ‘Crowded With Delegates, All » of Whom Are Thought to

GREAT HALL IN TOKYO BURNS   World’s Sunday oot Convention Building Razed—§8¢tieved All the Delegates Escaped.

FIRE AT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET.      All Delegates to Tokio Conventior Believed to Have Escaped.

AMERICANS ARE PERILED IN TOKIO   Building Crowded Wiih Sunday School Delegates Is Burned

TOKYO’ HALL BURNS   Sunday School Convention Building in Flames.   Structure Was Filled With Delegates to.World Meeting—All Believed -te Have Escaped.

HALL IN TUKYO BURNS   WORLD'S SUNDAY SCHOOL CON. VENTION BUILDING RAZED.   Large Structure of Modern Architec. ture Was Filled With Delegates— Believed Ali Escaped.

CONVENTION BUILDING AT TOKIO BURNS-ALL DELEGATES ESCAPE. _ DOORKEEPERS EXPRESS BELIEF

QUNDAY obHOOL  WORLD MEETING OPENS IN TOKIE   ALL PHASES OF SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK TO BE DISCUSSED BY EXPERT WORKERS.

CONVENTION HALL AT TOKIO BURNED DOWN   World’s Sunday School Representatives Gather In Japan For Big Affair. Greeted With Disaster.

ST WORK OF HEATHEN HAND?   World’s Sunday School Con vention at Tokio Burned Today.

CONVENTION-HALL BURNS   World. Sunday Schooi Delegates Es:  — eane Cice in’- Talia

Building Where Sunday School Workers of World Were to Meet Burned—Believe All Delegates Bscaped

CO. FARM BUREAU — NEWS DEPARTMENT   Live News Of The Hamilton County Farm Bureau And Township Organizations. Items Of Interest To Farm Readers

Sen. Harding To Speak at Fai   lowa Farm Bureau Federation Secure Republican Nominee for Speech Last Week in August

GAIN OVER MILLION IN PROPERTY VALUE   TOWNSHIP FIGURES FOR COUNTY ANNOUNCED BY, COUNTY CLERK   THREE SHOW DECREASE   OF $1,485,655" Jncrease In Valuation, Lawrence Contributed : $1,079,580 a   Enumeration Shows County Population of 25,102, Towns Haev-. ing Slight Gain

GAIN OVER MILLION IN PROPERTY VALUE   TOWNSHIP FIGURES FOR COUNTY ANNOUNCED BY, COUNTY CLERK   THREE SHOW DECREASE               tation “of 25,202, Towns ‘Revs. ing Slight Gain © >

ARE WEDDED'FIFTY YEARS   PLYMOUTH COUNTY COUPLE CEL EBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.

NOMINATIONS GO TO SENATE   President Names Rear Admiral Oman Governor of Virgin tslande—Mich. igan Officer Reappointed.

SELL JEWELS AND PAY... DEBTS, ENGLISH ADVISED. BY INTERWATIONSL WEWs SERVICE. ) BY INTERNATIONAL WEWs"

POUND VALUE DOWN 10 $3.19   FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKE7 SLUMPS DISASTROUSLY.   ENGLISH URGED TO PAY DEBI   Newspaper Bitter Against America Would Hasten Cancellation of: . Debt to U. S.

Germans Fail _ To Impress Turks   Ottomans Do Not Accep! Kultur But Learn English Language Instead.

SUBPOENA “LIV™ MORSE      Cause of Expenditures Wi Be Trac ed by Tivestizatars, the Reonoarrn Tx.

NAVY RUSHING FLEET 10 EAST MEXICAN COAST   TRANSPORT WITH 1200 MARINES SAILS FROM THE BROOKLYN YARDS.   VAST OIL FIELDS TO BE PROTECTED

CARRANZA’S — DOWNFALL   . iy  - {lead Declares That Admiral] Sims Put Protection of  ish Shipping Ahead of Safety of ‘Lives of American  hers.

ON PUBLIC NOTE OF INTENTION   ro OVERTHROW CARRANZA AND PROCLAIMS PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT TO DO SO.   Usual: Promise Is Made of Protection  to Fereigners In Mexico In Their Legal Rights.

SONORA DECLARES QVERTHROW OF GARRANZA GOV'T      Establish New Party and Of. fer Protection to all Foreipners,

OA ee a at i ta air al cn  REVOLUTIONISTS WOULD OVERTHROW CHIEF GARRANZA   Plan of Agua Prieta Sets Up a Brand New Government,

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IS OUTLINED   Proclamation Is Issued by Leading Sonora Revolutionists, Setting Forth Plans in Full—Huerta Is Supreme Chief,

Sondra Revolutionists Formally Declare for Overthrow of Pres-« ent Mexican Regime.   SET UP NEW GOVERNMENT   Governor De ta Huerta Chosen as the Temporary “Supreme Commander.”   Under the “Plan of Agua Prieta,’ Aims of the Revolution Are Set Forth.   PROMISE A  SAFE’? MEXICO   The Protection of All Foreigners Pledged — Expect Other States to Join.

PLAN (OF AGUA PRIETA LAUNCHED IN SONORA BY REVOLTING LEADERS   Off for Mexico,

OVERSUBSCRIBED THEIR LOAN   Canadians Take Tota! of $682,032,215 ‘% When $300,000,000 Is Asked For.

CANADA'S LOAN GOES OVER   Government Asks for $300,000,000; Gets $682.032,215,

Round-up of Sinn Fein Leaders Including Seven Newly Elected Members of Municipal Council Causes Excitement

SERIOUS SITUATION IN DUBLIN COUNCII   Sinn Fein Members, All Republicans, Precipitate Crisis At Meeting.

MILITARY ARREST SINN FEIN CHIEFS   ‘Members Of Dublin Council Are Selned. thy the Silliny Aiuliveililes:

MEMBERS OF NEW MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ARE CAPTURED   MILITARY CARRIES OUT RAID, GREAT EXCITE- © MENT IN CIFY.   REPUBLICAN RULE   First Meeting of Officials Is Featured by Angry Protests.

MANY IRISH LEADERS ARE ROUNDED UP   Prominent Sinn Feiners Spirited Away by Military  DUBLIN IS STIRRED   Seren of the Newly Elected Members of the Municipal Council Are Among These Arrested.

NEW RAIDS ON Alon GLOAKEL WITH SEGREGY   V.any Memters of Municipal Council Included in Roundup Conducted by Military.  NO REASON GIVEN

SINN FEINERS ROUNDED UP   Government Ignores Hoisting of Republican Flag on Dublin City Hall.

IRISH LEADERS, ARRESTED IN. DUBLIN RAID!   Sinn Fein Members of Cit Council Taken; Lord Mayor in Prison

OF SIN FEINS   The British Government Makes Big Roundup of Leaders.   CARRIED OUT AT 4 THIS MORNING

CHICAGO YOUNGSTERS GET VACATION HERE   A CITY NURSERY SENDS OUT Ie CHILDREN TO GET COUNTRY AIR AND FEEDING,   COWS PROVE TQ BE NOVELTY   The Outing Will Cover Three Weeks’ Time — Loeal Homes Take In The Kiddies For a Country Rest Cure.

Text Given of Veto Message U. S. War Aims Forgotten Treaty Rejection Is Scored

WILL AGREE 10 END EASEBALL STRIFE   Warring Factions in Conference at Chicago Today,

WiLL AGREE TO END BASEBALL STRIFE   Ll Factions tn Conference at Chicago Today,

GOLTRA DENIES HE  HANDLED GAGH EOF ATTORNEY GENE RAL   Democratic Committeeman in -Missouri Paid No Railroad Fares to California.

FLAT DENIAL IS MADE BY E.F. GOLTRA   That He Handled Campaigr Funds for Attorney General Palmer.

GENERAL INCREASES IN ~-PRIGE OF GASOLINE Ab RESULT OF OIL ADVANG   MOST TEXAS CITIES REPORT IN. CREASE OF ONE CENT A GALLON ON YESTERDAY,

School and City Bonds for Improvements to Be  Exempt from State Ta

COTTON LOANS BEINE CONSIDERED BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE.  BOARD NOW   Reports That Cotton is Be ing Sacrificed Because of In. ability to Get Loans Will be   Investigated Shortly by thi   Board.

Federal Reserve Bank Hasn’t Advised Members as to Loans Against Farm Crops This Yea

MEMBER BANKS  NOT IMGT AUGT Ad 10 LUANG   OV. HARDING SPEAKS WITH REF. ERENCE TO ADVANCES ON  CURRENT COTTON Chor,

HARDING EXPLAINS RULE OF RESERVE BOARD FOR LOANS GN COTTON STOCK

KAPP AESIGRED AS CHANCELLOR; HELD OFACE FIVE GAYS   Says Mission Was Fullilled  ‘When Old Govérament Met Nenmands   REAL CIRCUMSTANCES SHROUDED IN MYSTERY

KAPP RESIGNED Ad CHANCELLOR; HELD OFFICE FIVE DAYS   Says Mission Was Fulfillec When Old Government Met Demands.   REAL CIRCUMSTANCES SHROUDED IN MYSTERY.

TASKS RAISE FOR U. S. MEN   Chicago Association of Commerce Calls Customs Employees Poorly Paid.

MW ADOOOUTOF THE RUNNING   , wine. YoT PERMIT USE oF VAR AT SQN FRANCISCO.   DECLARES DECISION IS FINAL   }DEMOGRATS TOLD To ACCEPT UP AS IRREVOC 181k.  -

STEPS TO ELIMINATE SPECULATION ARE TAKEN   Operators interested in Bitum. inous Export Name Committee to Work Out Measures.

PERUVIAN ‘GOVERNMENT; 1S BLAMED BY CHILE  ;   Keply da Amerka oi Prin nuda Controversy—La Pas Exenis Not Significant.  (By United Press.

HAG ANE POLICY   GENERAL Woob CARRIED PIGHT INTO TIPTON COUNTY.   satunday Night Speech  lnipresses Tudifnee Pavorabliy.

HAS SANE POLIC'   GENERAL WOOD CARTIED FIGHT INTO TIPTON COUNTY.   Saturday Night Speech IprEssen  Tudience Favors

SEEK iDENTITY OF SLAIN WOMA}   Police Drag River for Miss: ing Parts of Body Bu Without Success.

WOMAN’S TORSO FOUND IN RIVER _ BAFFLES POLICE   Officers Unsuccessful in Attempt To Identify Remains Taken from  Hudson.

SAY 4ZUUUU PRISUNERS STILL HELD   Startling Report Made by Swedish Red Cross Relative To Prisoners of War.  Lack of Transportation Said To   Lack of Transportation Said To Be Responsible

400,000 PRISONERS HELD   200,000 Russians Still in Germany— League Asked to Investigate Question of Repatriation.

SAY 420000 PRISONERS THT HELD   Startling Report Made by Swed. ish Red Cross Relative Tc Prisoners of War.   Lack of Transportation Said To  Be Responsible

200.000 PRISONERS STILL IN SIBERM   Says Swedish Red Ctoss.—  Toro Hundred Thottsand Russians in Germany and 20,000 in France Says the  Renort. .

ARMISTICE IN RUSSIA   Russo-Polist) Truce Reached at Riga Conference.   Premier Dombski Says Agreement Was Reached on Polish Eleven Points Declaration—52,.000 Prisoners Taken.

POLES AND REDS SGN PROTOCOL   Conventional Armistice Wil Get Signatures Of Envoys Friday

OWA CORN GROP HAS POOR WEE   Bulk of Planting Only in Roasting Ear Stage; Temperature Too Low and Lack of Sunshine Named as Reasons; Damage Threatens.

IOWA CORN IN. SLOW PROGRESS   Luusuatly Favorable Weather Neees: sary Next Month’ to Avert Q Frost Damage,”

DENNY CHESTER — WANTED IN K. C. ELUDES POSSEE      DOGS LOST TRAIN AY AILROAL VIVE ping ROM BROK. EN Ow, Ne.      Believed the  Kogitive Hourded —: Prin—Pho Vruit Led to Many "Sheds Where He Songht : Shelter.

DENNY CHESTER WANTED IN K. €. ELUDES POSSEE   DUGS LOST TRAIL AT RAILROAD FIVE MILES FROM BROK. EN BOW, NEB.   Believed the Fugitive Boarded a Train—The Trail Led to Many Sheds Where He Sought Shelter.

JACK BREAKS; CAR FALLS OWNERS FOOT CRUSHED   PORT EDWARGS MAN SEU PER AUTOMODH

JACK BREAKS: CAR FALLS OWNERS FOOT CRUSHED   PORT EDWARDS MAN BURT UN PEK AUTOMOBILE. ©

DRIVE TO UNIONIZE THREE MILLION WORKERS PLANNE!   Proposal Made By American Feder ation of Labor in Convention in Montreal.

STENO’S UNION   Drive Will’ be Made ta Unionize Three Million  Ctanagranhers   IN ALL THE BIG CITIES   Will be Conducted Unde Direction of American Federation of Labor

BLAIR'S STORY DENOUNCED bY CLARA HAMON   Girl Declares. Interview “Highly Colored and. Greatly Exaggerated.”   GIVES OUT STATEMENT:   Spends Night in Fort Worth on Way to ~ : Ardmore. J

CLARA SMITH INTERVIEWS ARE FAKES   Makes Statement to Associate:  Press Denying Purported interviews.

TAKES SHOT AT OTHER PRESS ASSOCIATION   Smith Woman Tells Associated Press She Has Signed No Statement Involving Hamon Case,

ALLEGED HAMON SLAYER DENIES GIVING STOR   ‘Declares “Interview” Highly  Colored and Inaccurate;  Did Not Make Statement

CLARA SMITH HAMON DENIES STATEMENT ATTRIBUTED TO HER   Ardmore Friends Are Preparing Bond for Woman Charged With Murder.   TO STAY IN FT. WORTH FOR FINAL ARRANGEMENTS   Says News Association “Highly Colored and Exaggerated Interview With Her.

MAS, CLARA HAMON SIGNED NO PAPER REPORTER 1S TOLD   DECLARES THAT SOME OF STO RIES HAVE BEEN “HIGHLY EXAGGERATED.”   Party From Mexican Border Arrives at Fort Worth and Goes to Offices of Attorneys for Oklahoma Woman,

EXPECTED 10 ACT IN WALK-OUTS   Labor Satistied " With Those Named Tuesday by Executive   INVESTIGATION {S STARTED   Palmer Demands Names ot Strikers and Leaders in Action

SERATOR CAN NOT CONFER WITH LEADERS OF SOUTH DURING TRIP TO PANAMA   America’ s Next Chief Executive Urges Southerners to Support Protective Tariff Measure

HARDING UNABLE TO SEE OBREGON ON TRIP TO PANAMA CANAL   President-Elect Delivers An Address in New Orleans; Sails This Afternoon

VERA CRUZ VISIT DENIED   Harding's Vessel Will Net Go by Way of That Mexican  TW oe cee

NO TIME FOR WORRY oAYa SENATOR   President-Elect Sounds Note of Confidence In New Orleans Speech

HARDING UNABLE TQ MAKE STOP AT VERA CRUZ PORT   Company Cannot Divert Vessel to Permit President-Elect’s Mexican Visit. .

ADVISED THAT IT WOULD BE IMPRACTICAL TO ROUTE VES- © SkL BY THAT PORT,   ADVICE TO. THE SOUTH   Urges the South to Support a Protective Tariff, Saying It Will Be Worth Millions of Dollars to The Sagar Industry.

Negro MURDERER ENTERS DEATH HOUSE   HoeketG:. Was Taken to Hddyville Un dew Hseort of Federal Troops,

LOCKETT LODGED IN DEATH CELL   Expresses Wish That He May Ke Eleetroented Now Instead Of Waiting

ASK WGMEN TO SHOVEL SNOW   New York Street-Cleaning Commission. er Offers to Pay Them Men’s Wages to Work.

‘WOMEN MAY SHOVEL SNOW   Offered Men's Wages to Work on Streets of New York.

NOSKE TENDERS Mo AEGIONATION EBERT WILL AGI   HWAJORITY OF SOCLALIST LEADERS MAKE DEMAND UPON NATIONAL  ASSEMBLY EN REGARD TO MATTER.

SUFFRAGE FATE IN TENNESSEE IS STILL UNCERTAIN   Both Factions Profes’ Confidence Over Ultimate Outcome

TENNESSEE'S ATTITUDE ON SUFFRAGE UNCERTAI   Both Sides to Fight Claim Enough Votes to Win in House; May Come Up Monday,

TIME TO TAKE STOCK OF OUR SCENIC AREAS   Will Constitute the Rar Breathing Spaces of Tomorrow. the President Says.

GOV. HARDING  GETS REGRETS FROM WILSON   President is Unable to Attend Park Conference in Des Moines.

NAVAL COURT HEARINGS OPEN  nd  BODY ADJOURNS AFTER   BODY ADJOURNS AFTER "MEETING TO OR. GANIZE.-

NAVAL HEARINGS IN FLETCHER CASE WILL BE PUBLIC   Admiral Sims Requests a Postpone ment of the Hearing Until Tomorrow.

MEETS WITH HER ADVISORS   Mrs, Charles G. Ryan Plans to Inaugurate Early Campaign On Bich Cost.

Mrs. Charles G. Ryan Plans to Inaugurate Karly Campaign On Fliczh Cost.

'ADDRESS CONFINED  TOLEAGUE ISSUE   IRANKEIN — D. ROOSEVELT ATVACKS SENATOR HARDx * ING'S STAND   “POST MORTEMS TIRE”      What to De Next, Not What. Uas Been Pone the Imporiant  Thing, Savs Candidate   Asserts Longue Is Gomme * Coneers and Nations Will Laugh At Plan toe Serap it.

ADDRESS CONFINED 70 LEAGUE ISSUE   IRANKLIN  D. ROOSEVEL' ATTACKS SENATOR HARDING’S STAND   “POST MORTEMS TIRE”   What to De Next, Not What. Hap Been Done ihe Imporiant  Thing, Says Candidate   Asserts League Is Gomme Cenecery and Nations Will Laugh At ‘ Plan to Scrap it.

THE HOME: SPECIAL   MOUERN FAM HOME EQUIPvT. .            Ishibis aad University Cheate baterest in Homes,

THe HOME oPEGIAL   MODERN FARM HOME &FoUtP.: MENT.   biiuentionsal kxhibits aad: University  ' P * Lectures Cieate Pnterest in’ Homes,

DEMPSEY APPEARS IN COURT   Champion and Kearns Appear te Answer Charges of Conspiracy to Aavcaid Deult.

CLARA SMITHTO "APPEAR TO ANSWER CHARGE OF MURDER   Parents Give Out: Statement a El Paso Declaring Girl Will Surrender   ‘CLAIM FEAR OF NOT NOTORIETY  IS KEEPING HER AWAY   Statement Asserts Relief in Dauz...-2’s Innocence

CLARA SMITH SAFE  IN MEXICO, BELIEF. OF FATHER: PROBABLY  ~INHIHUABUA SAY   Papers Full of ‘Lies About Her, Weeping Mother Says in Statement to Press

LARA OMITH MAY GIVE HERSELF UP   WOMAN WANTED IN HAMON CASE EXPECTED TO SURRENDER EARLY   Father and Mother of Accused Woman Deplore Pvrblicity,  : and Declare Belief in  : Their Daughter.

~~ BEING SOUGHT   Searchers Ard Busy Today Seek ’ ing Place Where Coughlin _Ghild Is Buried,

MAY BRING PASQUALE FROM NORRISTOWN JAIL T0 POINT OUT SPOT WHERE HE BURIED CHILI

SEARCH FOR BODY OF CHILD IN VAIN   Blakely Coughlin’s Father anc Polite.Dig Ground Around Eqq Harbor.   DIRECTIONS WERE MEAGER   August Pasquale, Who Confessed ‘Killing. Child Acci_ dentally to Locate © a Crave

DIGGERS HUNT FOR _ BABY’S BODY   Ground Spaded in-Search fo: Blakely Coughtin’s Remains   NO TRACE HOWEVER, FOUND   Work Started as Result, o Poasguale’s Confession

REPUBLICAN IRRECONCILABLES IN SENAT FEAR HARDIE'S LEANING TOWARD (4

CONFIDENT OF POMMONGROUN    PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING  CONTINUES HIS CONFER . ENCES ON POLITICS

INOURREGTION BREWING AGAIN IN THE SENATI   Harding Gets Word That Irreconcilables Fear His Attitude Toward League

BITTER-ENDERS NOW THREATEN INSURRECTION   ‘Rumors of Possible Insur  gent Move on League Reach Marion.   FEAR HOOVER IN CABINE!

TUMBLING ARE BEING HEARL   HARDING 18 HEARING REPORTS OF POSSIBLE INSURRECTION IN THE SENAPFR.   LENGUE IS STORM CENTER   The reconcilables, in the Senate Fear Harding Is ‘Leaning Too Far in Favor of Leagne of Nations.—Parleys Are Conutinacd,

LEAGUE-OPPONENTS “MAY MEET HARDING   [By Raymond. Clapper United Press : Staff Correspondent.- coe

President-Elect Plans Action te Nip Insurrection in His Party   WATCHES SENATE CHANGES   Next President Keeps in Close Touch With Activities in Upper House.

HARDING HEARS TROUBLE RUMBLE   May Cali Some Party Leaders Short. ly With View to Nipping Insurgent Movement Such as Wrecked Taft Administration.

THE RUMORS OF — G.0,P, INSURGENTS   Senator Harding May Calt Some of the Leaders to Marion Shortly

IRRECONCILABLES FEAR SEN. HARDING FAVORS LEAGUE   PRESIDENT-ELECT CONTINUES TO CONSULT PROMINENT MEN ON PUBLIC OUESTIONS

RMOLE OF BREAK  HEARD AT MARION      Insurrection Among Repub: licans in Seriate Comes to the Ear of Harding '   TRYING -TO NIP IT   Many Are Against Appointing Hoover to Cabinet— Coolidge Comes

ANOTHER ELEMENT. FEARS. MB “HARDING'S PROGRAM WILL ” NOT BE SUFFICIENTLY ‘PROGRESSIVE ©

REOVLT RUMBLES REACH MARION    Insurrection in Republican Party Threatened, Belief   SPLIT OVER LEAGUE SEEN   Division in Builditig New Cabi net Also Looms

IN COUNTER OFFENSIVE ON POL ISH FRONT  Are Again Driving on Warsaw fcon Northeest, Says Soviet War

RUSSIANS N COUNTER OFFENSIVE ON POL hi Fl FRONT  ire Again Driv n War w fron Northea at Save "Sor iet War Office.

REORGANIZE BASEBALL IS NEWEST PLAN   ; ‘ivilian National Com. mittee Urged As Supervisors.

TO REORGANIZE BALL LEAGUES   Proposal io Have Commission  Mew of High Type in “Supreme Control

PLAN NEW GAGE BALL COMMISSION   REORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL 1 GAME PROPOSED.   GLUE OWNERS ARE IN FAVOR   Major League Promoters Would Clean Up Baseball — Brooklyn Dodgers Exonerated of Bribery Charges by District Attorney,

I BASEBALL THAU  W METHODS   Owners in League Favor Commission of Out- / side Men

Wonid Be Acleoted Whose Desi sions Would Not Be Reviewn)) and Who Also Would Arrang: Working Agreement Betwect All Leagues...

FOR BASEBALL 1S SUGCESTEL   Commission to Control League: Being Considered by Owners of Teams Today.   Comiskey Likes Plan   McGraw and Others Also Approve Proposal as Safeguard Against ‘‘Crookedness.’’

REORGANIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLANNED   WITH COMMISSION HEADED BY NATIONALLY PROMINENT MEN IN CONTROL

SUGGEST COMMIS ~ FOR BASE BALL   Owners ard Managers Discuss Plan Which Would Prevent Further Crookedness.

PAPER MARKET “CORNERED” SAYS TIMES PUBLISHE!   ‘Brokers and Small Manufacturers  Blamed for High Prices—Senate _ Investigating.

HIGH PRICE OF PAPER CREDITED 10 ‘CORNER   New York Tines Manager Blame Brokers and Small Manuers,

PAPER MAKERS PASS BUCK TO MIDDLEME?   wie oo Blamed for High Prices— s Journals Compelled to Raise Rates,

NO RELIEF IS SEEN IN NEWS PRINT SHORTACE   High Prices Caused by ‘Corner, New York Times Manager Tells a Senate Investigating CAmmibtas ;   3. PAPERS RAISE

PAPER PRICES ARE DUE TO “CORNER”   And the “Corner” Naturalh Results From the Present: Shortage in Supply:       THE SENATE COMMITTEE:   Tt ‘Is Making a Thorough Investigation; Manager -of. New. York Times Talks

PAGE UF PAPER ABSURDLY HIGH   Says Executive Manager of New York Times  VIEWS OF PUBLISHERS   Are Presented to Senate Committee Investigating Print Paper Situation—Big Papers Do Not Want Government Control of Distribution, Favored by Small Ones

MARKET PRICE MUCH ABOVE THAT BOUGHT UNDER   Publisher of New York Bimes Blames Brokers and Small Maeufacterers for High Prices.

BROKERS BLAMED FOR AGH PRICE OF PAPER   NEW YORK TIMES MANAGER BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE,

SAY PAPER PRICES ARE ABSUADLY HiGh   McAneny Claims “Corner” Has Resulted From Shortage.   PUTS BLAME ON BROKERS   Birmingham Publisher States That Spot Market Quotations Are ‘Excessive’ and Makers Are Reaping ‘‘Big Profits’’"—Investigation Will Be Directed at Profiteerine.

DE PALMA LEADS IN ELGIN RAGE   Jumps Off Track on 2ist Lap, But Bobbed Up Again in the Lead —   MILTON IS SECOND   DePalma’s Speed of 78.8 Mites Per Hour Breaks the Track Records

PERSHING IS BUSY.   Fonda Rood Gets Auto License No, 2: and McCray Will Be Given No. 1.

PERSHD   Fonda Rood (iets Auto License No, 2 and McUray Will Be G

ARCHDUKE JOSEPH IS LIKELY KING   MAY BE DESIGNATED BY HUNGARIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

et corny Anon HG BS r HPA MAY BE PUNT  Wy a Pe)   Naiispal Assembly May Yield Yo the fireng Rovalist Tendency ? Jn Hunearv

STRIKERS. RUN RIOT, KILLING ANDWREEKINE   ‘Denver was scene of wild  disorders durine: the night   NEWSPAPER (5 DESTROYED   Governor requested to order out troops to protect life and nrnnoerty

Believe Denver Situation Now Under Control   Attempt of Strikebreakers To Operate Cars Last Night Causes Rioting   TWO KILLED AND  SCORE INJURED   Rioters Direct Attack On Den. ver Post and Partially  Demolish Building

Street © Car Strikers Create Reign Of Terror Firing Many Shots NEWSPAPER OFFICE PARTIALLY DESTROYED  Troops May Be Sent To Quell Further Disorders

DENVER POLICE = GET CONTROL OF. STRIKE SITUATION          ‘Denver Post Partially Destreved During The      Street Car Riots.   QUIETER TODAY:

me      Newspaper Plant Raided By Striking Street Car Company Employes

DENVER IS QUIET = AFTER ANT STREET RIOTING      Two Men Killed, Scores: Hurt And Newspaper Plant Wrecked.      CHIEF OF POLICE AMONG INJURED   The Street Car Strikers Start Trouble When Strike Breakers Attempt To Run Cars

NUTING  ALL NIGHT AT DENVER OWIN TO STREET CAR STRIKE  Two Killed and Newspaper Ofic   Two Killed and Newspaper Office Almost Demolished   jut Local Authorities Gained Control of Situation This Morning

“FLU” INCREASE GROWING LESS   Spread of Epidemic « Slower But More Deaths Reported — in Chicago Today.   RED CROSS GIVES AID

RED -CROSS NURSES _ASKED.“FOR BY CHI - CAGO AUTHORITIES: :.   New Cases .in Three Day  : Go ‘Above 2,000-—Big Gal. in’ Epidemic ‘at ‘Young: tewn, Ohio.:

LAMAR WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURY   Mrs, Maude Lynch Acquitted of Aiding in Murder of Sheriff Warlow.

NEW BUDGET BILL WILL OUBOTITUTE VETOED MEASURE   Harding, Back Again at Desk. Told of Plan to Reorganize Governmental Bureaus.

WORK ON BUDGET BILL PROGRESSES ANNOUNCES HOWE   Chairman Budget Committee Confers With Senator Harding

CLINTON PLANTS SHUT DOWN.   Reduced Demand for Produtes Given 2 “As Reason for Closing,

GOVERNOR COX WILL MAKE  ATTITUDE ON LEAGUE CLEAR ' . . IN. ACCEPTANCE SPEECE

COX TO ANSWER LEAGUE QUERIES, DECLARES WHITE   Democrats Position Will Bi Perfectly Clear, Says  2

Wh TO MAKE POSITION CLEAR   DOESN'T CARE TO ENGAGE IN CONTROVERSY UNTIL SPEECH IS MADE

Report Northern Force May Surrender  ROUT {S COMPLETE  Several Hieisibas Near Annihilation

TUVTET DEFEAT 1a OF DECISIVE KING   WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RE FORM THEIR BATTALIONS ON THE SOIL OF POLAND   PRISONERS NUMBER 90.000   Ten Thousand Reds Forced Across Border Into East Prussia, 120,000 Poles Opposed ¢ to 180,000 Reds.

I INVESTIGATE INGOME RETURNS      SENAFOR WALSH OFPERS Ritss  LUTION CALCULATED To GuP  TO GET A BOTTONE OF THE PRODPTITEERING.   INSPECT EARNINGS OF CORPORATIONS   Proposes to Have the Government Danbark in Public Treading to Foree Down the High Prices.

WOULD PROBE  PROFITEERS  INCOME TAY   Demand for senatorial in vestigation made by Sen.  SET. 1... 457.

MARTIAL. LAW . IN RUSSIA   Central Committee ‘Spurs on Produe: -  tlon of Material in Northern. ‘States, fecal

MARTIAL LAW CECLARED IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA BY GENTRAL COMMITTE   RAILROADS AND OTHER UTIL.TIES TO BE GIVEN PROTEC. TION UNDER DECREE.

NORTHERN RUSSIA PETS-MARTIAL-LAW   Decree Is Issued by Central Executive Comimittee May 11.  ’

ARCHANGEL UNDER MARTIAL LAW   And Bolsheviki are Said to Have Been Routed Along The Dneiper Front.

DECLARE MARTIAL LAW   Seviets Will Stimulate Production of War Material

MARTIAL LAW WILL KEEP “FREE” RUSSIA WORKING   Central Committee Gives Pro yincial Officials. Power to ‘Punish Disobedience.   NEED WAR: MATERIAL

Speed Up Making of War Goods   Tenth Bolshevik Division Routed, Practically Anni -hilated in Retreating. Across  River ._

perial army,  MARTIAL, LAW PROCLAIMED -— open ORPNTR AT. PROVINCES

MARTIAL LAW IN RUSSIA   Sc Fh Central Committee Spurs on Produc tion ef Material In Northern States.

LENINE AND COHORTS PLACE NORTHERN RUSSIA UNDER THE STRICTEST MILITARY RULE

ADLER HELD BY POLICE   Wanied in Connection With ‘Chef of  K75,000 Worth of Missing dowels,

Fact That Je Recognized by Most Writerg and Other Werkers With Their Brains.

OPPOSITION TO INCREASED FREIGHT RATES WEAKENS   Shippers’ Committee Decides to Fore. go Detailed Cross Examination of Evidence Offered by Carriers

PROTEST AGAINST. INCREASE WEAKENS   Shippers Decide to Forego Cross Examination on Carriers’ Evidence

BUVERNMENT ARREOTO EXPECTEL 10 END STRIKE   25 LEADERS HAVE NOW BEEN AP. PREHENDED.   BELIEVED FIVE OTHERS WILL SURRENDER TODAY.   Agents of the Federal Governmet State That They Have Gained Their Objective and That No More Arrests Will Follow.

Insurgent Railroaders Vote To Return to Work Immediately To Hold Their Jobs.   Ask That No Discrimination. 8: Showa by Employers.

FREIGHT CONGESTION EASES   Idle Cars Reduced From 269,000 to 4IN OK tn a Manth

R.R. SITUATION . NOW GRADUALLY ~ GROWING BETTER   There Are 90,000 Less Freight Cars Tied Up Than Month Ago.

CAR PLUNGES INTO CHANNEL: ONE DEA   BABY’ GIRL PINNED BENEATH CARIN-WATER; FIVE WAR. * “ROWLY ESCAPE. >

SMASH UP THE TURKISH FLEET   preme Council Will Be  ext Meeting of the SuHeld in Paris March 12.

TURKISH NAVY TO BE JUNKED BY THE ALLIES   Warships Will Be Broken and the Army Will Be Re. duced to a Harmless Entity.

TURKISH NAVY 10 BE SORAPPED BY URDER OF ALLIES   Supreme Council Decides t Break Up All Battleships . of Turkish Navy.   MAKE THE ARMY IMPOTENT   Will Not Be Enough Left to Be Effective Against Any Other Nations.

TO DESTROY TURKISH FLEET   Supreme Council Also Decides to Re duce Ottoman Army to Almost Nothing.

TO BREAK UP TURK WARSHIPS   ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL TAS DECIDED.   Turkish Army Will Be Reduced So Ic Will Not be Effective Against Amaiher Country.

ALLIE BREAK UP WARSHIPS   Definite Decision Made by Supreme Council Regarding Disposition of Navy—Also Will Reduce Army of Suitan,

TURKISH ARMY WIiL BE REDUGEL   Must Be Kept on Asiatic Side of the Bosphorus,

ALLIES ARETO SMASH UP THE TURKISH FLEET   Next Meeting of the Supreme Council Will Be Held in Paris March 12.

A Big Line-Up, of Prizes Will Be Necessary For The Competing  Events And Lubbock People Will Be Asked To Furnish Them,  As Well As Bear Expense of a Three Days’ Entertainment

EVENTS USUALLY SCHEDULED FOR JULY FOURTH WILL ‘BE HELD IN AUGUST IN CONNECTION WITH CONVENTION   LUBBOCK WILL ENTERTAIN FIREMEA ON ABIE SCALE   A Big Line-Up: of Prizes Will Be Necessary For The Competing Events And Lubbock People Will Be Asked To Furnish Them, As Well As Bear Expense of a Three Days’ Entertainment

ONILL IN THE DARK   THAT SEEMS TO BE THE LOCAI POSTOFFICE SITUATION.   In the Meantime Several Excelent People are Wondering.

STILL INTHE DARK   THAT SREMS TO BE THE LOCAL. POSTOFFICE SITUATION,   Tu the Meanuime Severn! Excellent People are Wondering. .

WHEAT UP, FLOUR FOLLOWS   Minneapolis Mills Announce Advance on Family. Patents.-Now. $13.25 @$14.00.

YOUNG MAN KILLS “MEAN” FATHER   Ex-Judge Irvine Slain by Son Near Newark, Ohio

FATHER SHOT AND KILLED BYSON   ‘ Had Big Reason” Is Only Explanation Made by Son Now Held at Newark, Ohio

SON WHO. MURDERED. HIS FATHER   DECLARI Bie R REA ON FOR        rhirteen ‘Year .Old. Sister - Describes the Killing of * Parent—Victim Former ’ Judge and Army Officer

AEPUBLIGANS CONFER ON PEACE PROPOSAL:   DEMOCRATS OFFER TENTATIVE PROGRAM FOR COMPROMISE ON DRAFT.

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS IN NEADLOGK STILL   Conferences Show Little Disposition to Yield on Article X: Lodge Talks With Influential Party Men.

Ledge, Lenroot and Kellog; iscuss Compromise Pro  7 posals of Democrats,

NOT oO CERTAIN OF COMPROMISE   Leaders Less Sanguine o Present Movement   10 SETTLE DEADLOCK   Conferees on Plans for Peace Treaty Settlement Chary of Open Discussion, Fearing that Publicity Might be Harmful — Lodge, Lenroot and Kellogg Have Session.

CONFER ON PEACE TREATY.   Senators Lodge, Lenroot and Kellogg Consider Proposals Received From Democrats.

STILL WIDE GULE TO BE BREACHED, BOTH SIDES ROMIT   Less Optimism Expressed for Success of Treaty Compromise Negotiations.   LIST OF OBSTACLES IS HEADED BY ARTICLE TEN   Veither Republicans Not Democrat Are Showing Mach Disposition Te wards Avreement——Rount Tabk Discussions Are Expeeted to Con tinue for Some Time,

STILL A WIDE GULF TO BE BROAGHED   Article Ten of League Covenant Heads ine Obstacles,

LESS OPTIMISM. IN THE SENATE AS T0 TREAT)   Party Leaders Again Confer Over Efforts to Break the Deadlock and Bring Ratification.   STILL WIDE GULF TO BE BREACHED

OPTIMIoM HAD LESOENED FOR GET TOGETHER   ARTICLE TEN STILL THE GREA‘ STUMBLING BLUCK IN THE ROAD TO AGREEMENT.   aeons Publicry Harmful Those in Discussiois Have Little to Sav Concer: ine Them.

LESS OPTIMISM OVER TREATY COMPROMISE   Senator Lodge Confers With Mild Reservation Republicans; BiPartisan Talk Today

COGLIOGE 10 REVIEW PARADE IN HS HONOR   VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE REVISES PLANS IN FAVOR OF DEMONSTRATION.

COOLIDGE’S PLANS CHANGLD.   Will Remain in Bosten te Greet Massachusetia Delegates.

FEARS LANDLORD MAY RAISE RENT   Vice Presidential Nominee in Whimsical Vein When Greeted By Newspapermen   STRIKE WON HIM FAME   Review of Activities of Harding and Coolidge Shows Them Men With Wide Experiences

Precious Metals in  US. Cut $447 ,000,006) in 1919, Capital Says:

PinST TO ENJOY HONOR,   Mies Hazel Swift Pirst Woman to b Flected to Office in County.

FIRST: TO ENJOY HONOR.   ies Hazel Swift First’ Woman to be Elected to Office in County.

CONSTANTINE COUNTS ON SYMPATHY OF ITALY   Says England Will Find in Him as Faithful a Collaborator  eae haw Baemar Deamiae

GREEK POLICY FOR PEACE, SAYS KING   CONSTANTINE OUTLINES ATTI TUDE TOWARD OTHER NATIONS,

HUGH BRAGG TO HANG   Mountaineer Jury Finds Him Guilty of Murder.

NEW STRIKE ON IN ITALY   General Walkout in Triest, Bologna and Brescia—More Kilied in Riots.

BONUS BL (3 PASGED BY MOUSE, VOTE 289702: erMAT TH DELAY ACTION        Measure Provides Money Aid to Soldiers Up to $625 Each, the Cash to Be Raised by Tnaveased Taxes.   ‘UPPER CHAMBER WILL WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE CONVENTIONS

Master Bakers Are Making Bio Profits   Baker Delegation of the Federation of Labor, Say Higher Prices Not

PALMER STARTS FIGHT AGAINST RAIL STRIKERS   Orders Names of Ali Wh«e Have Walked Out.

CUMMINS DEFEATS PORTER.   Latest Reports Indicate That Cum mins is Elected to Return to Congress by Big Majority.

RECORD BREAKER IN I10WA.   State Rells Up Tremendees RepabHaan Watority.

~ POON SOLO NOR   AMERICAN AGENTS TRYING TO BUY . BACK - COMMODITIES BOUGHT 1918 TO 1920:

BID FOR DRY GOODS IN NORWAY   american Kuperts (heaper in Tha Caentrcrs Thae at Home.

VE OA TD EAARINE SLL SCHTOE PuPILE   One Day Set Aside to Sorutinize Physical Condition of Children

MILITARY COMMITTMENT WILL BE NEEDED WITHIN FEW WEEKS, SAYS EXPER]

TELLS BRITAIN OF DANGER.   : Seini-Offiecial Siatement Deseribes Bolahevist Peril in Mast,

Los Angeles Millionaire Head of Association for Recognition of Ireland

TASH LEADERS INU, §, FORM NEW QACANIZATIGN   American Association for Recognition of Irish Republic : is Launched’... -

WILL INQUIRE INTO IRISH CONDITIONS   British Embassy, Invited to Senc Representatives, Says it’s Propaganda

OHIO PICKED AS FIGHTING FIELD   NAMING OF HARDING MEANS COX ON OPPOSING TICKET.   PROBABLY FOR SECOND PLACE   David Lawrence Predicts Nominatiem ef MeAdoe aad Ohie Governer by Democrats—Aftermath of Conventten.

DRYS BEATEN IN STATE, IS CLAIM   DIRECT VOTE 10.000 AGAINST STRENGTHENING PROHIB LAW RICHARDS MEN SAY

PROWIBITIONARY LAW 10 STRENGTHEN PROHIBITICN FNFORGEMENT DEFEATED

PEA PACK SATURDAY.      Fame WiN Make the Start on Thi: Product This Week.

PRA WACK SATURDAY.   Fame Will Make the Start on This Product This Week.

“1 OCAL ELECTIONS MA YDETERMINE PRESIDENTIAL WINNER      SMALL INTEREST IN THE NOMINEES SAYS SULLIVAN   ELECTION OF CONGRESSMEN AND STATE OFFICERS WILL BRING VOTERS TO POLLS

POLITICS MUCH. MUDDLED NOW Ween t   Republicans ‘to - Vote _ Demo cratic. to Onpose LaFvilette Candidate ;   LENROOT LIKELY -TO . LOSEHIS POSITION   Mark Sullivan: Says G. 0. P Is Not. Sure of Senate ’ Victories

LENROOT FACES HIS BITTER FOK   WISCONSIN SENATOR HAS HARD FIGHT TO RETAIN SEAT.   LAPOLLETTE IS AGAINST HIM   lietermined te Get the Scealp of Once Political Protege—A Democrat May Be Able to Slip Under Wire.

SMALL INTEREST IN THE NOMINEES SAYS SULLIVAN   ELECTION OF CONGRESSMEN AND STATE OFFICERS WILL BRING VOTERS TO POLLS

Fate of Cox and Harding Wil Rest in Local Contests, Sullivan Save.   ISEES LENROOT DEFEAT!   ‘La Follette Influence Still  Strong Enough to Dominate Result.

STATE ELECTIONS ‘MAY TURN RESULT ANNATIOVAL VOTE   Yost Important Senatorial Pri maries Will Take Place Next Week. °   yNHEREIN LOCAL ISSUES MAY WAG POLITICAL BOG   , cenroot Has Hard Fight in Wis4, consin, as Has Moses in  New Hampshire.

SENATORS MEET TALK OF TREATY   IMPORTANT CONFERENCES HELD TODAY BETWEEN LEADERS “OF TWO PARTIES,   ALL PROPOSALS GONE OVER

PARTY CONFERENCES ARE HELD ON PEACE TREATY   Compromise Proposals Are Discussed—Elimination of Lenroot Reservation.

PLAN TO RE-OPEN TREATY DISCUSSIO)   Leaders in Senate Get Together to Consider Steps To Bring About Treaty Ratification.

CAMPAIGN QUIZZ ~$ REOPENED   Senate Investigators Now Holding Session at St. Louis

SENATE PROBE  OF DEMOGRATID FUNDS QPENEI   USE OF WONEY IN PRE-CONVENTIO® CAMPAIGNS WILL BE  INVESTIGATED.

DEMPSEY CASE If CALLED IN COUR   HEAVEYWEIGHT CHAMP. AND MANAGER TO BE TRIED FOR DRAFT EVASION

BRITISH WILL ~ NOT'RELEASE MING SWINE)   Sald That His Physicians Will No Permit Relatives to Converse With Him.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT TODAY ANNOUNCED WILLINGNESS TO RELEASE MAYOR MACSWINEY

OFFERED RELEASE   Irish Must Guarantee Murders WII Cease on Island.

CABINET: RELEASE. ‘MISHINE]   Guarantee Against Killing o! Police in Ireland Is Asked...   MAYOR IS GROWING WEAK   Relatives Prevented Fron Talking to Prisoner. on Physicians’ Orders,

LLOVD-GEORGE TS RELENTING   Milt Release MacBwiney in Ex change for Promises of Good Behavior,   PRISONER DAILY IS GROWING WEAKET   Fister Gives Terms of a Compronise Suggested to Her By Governor of Brixton Prison—Premier Will Make No More Concesions,

CABINET IS FIRM   eae by Irish Sympathizers  to Secure Release of Lord  Mayor MacSwiney Prove - Unarailine.   LLOYD GEORGE REPORTED READY T0 MAKE TRADE   Release of MacSwiney Would Be Bartered for Assurance That Murders of Policemen End Lumediately.

BRITISH PROMISE MACSWINEY RELEASE   ON CONDITION THAT A GUARAN. TEE IS RECEIVED MURDER OF POLICEMEN WILL rricp

DEGTOION bY BRITAIN 1D STAND PAT   Case of Lord Mayor Is Reviewed, Cabinet Decides Patriot Must Serve

MacSWINEY MAY DRAW RELEASE   British Government Signifies Intention if Murder of Policemen Will Cease in Ireland

BRITISH READY TC AFLEASE MeSWINEY IF MURDERS GEAGE   Government is Willing if Guaran tee is Received From Some Responsible Source.

Government Was Willing te Free Lord-Mayor if Irish Gave Guarantees   PRISONER NOT STRONG ENOUGH TO CONVERSE   BINN FEINERS SAY STRONG PRESSCRE WAS BROUGH ON POPE TO CONDEMN MUR DIRS IN TRELAND.,

ame         CABENET BOs INTQ SON TO TAKE CP MAYOR'S Chee a      ‘SINMFEIN SA¥S PEESSERE IS “BROUGHT TO REAR ON

M’SWINEY RELEASE “MADE. CONDITIONAL   British Government Demands Guarantees Against “Murders  From Ressonsible Irish Saurée,

MAY RELEASE MACSWINEY FROM BRITISH PRISON   CABINET IN $s SAID TO          iSSION TODAY Ts RECONSIDERING   Overwhelming Pressure of Public Opinion May Cause the Cabinet to Release the Lord  wai we

Germans Accept, But Under Protes      German Deleentes oat 8 Deciog Their Anthority to Consent to Oe.  cupation of Gemnitn Perritory,

Action Is Done Under Protest by German Delegates At Spa Conference.   DON’T LIKE TO DISARM   Delegates Say They Have No Authority to Consent to Occupation of Germany.

PROVIDES FOR FULL DISARMAMENT AT ONC!   Threat to Occupy More German Territory Has Prompt Results In Bringing Germany to Time   Vigorous Protest is Made Against Meeting Demands Of Allies.   Threaten to Discontinue The Spa Conference

DECIDE TO OBEY ALLIED DEMAND   Germans, Given Till Noon to Answer, Signed Terms at 11.45 This Morning   Allies Threatened to Occupy German Territory if Ger mans Reficed ta Arrent

GERMANS AGREE TO DISARM AS ALLIES DEMAND   Sign Engagement Un der Protest at Spa, Belgium

PROTEST FUTILE   Agreement Stipulates That in the Event the Germans Violate Agreement Occupation of Empire Follows.

Sign Agreement This Forenoon, the Note Requesting Disarmament.— Was Virtually an Ultimatum.

GERMANS SIGN ALLIED DEMAND UNDER PROTEST   Aequiesce in Disarmament Note Amount to Virtual Ultimatum Presented by Allies   OCCUPATION THREATENED    German Cabinet Protests that  Versailles Treats Did Not Admit Further Occupation

Germans Accept, . But Under Pretes!   Gercan Delegotes oat Spa Berd 'hoip Authority to Consout Co Oe cupation of German Porrttory.

TERMS OF ALLIED NOTE ACCEPTED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE   BERLIN CABINET IN MORNING SESSION   Decision Is Reached After Telephonic Communication With Leaders Of Reichstag—Terms  Not Avreeable

GERMANS LEARN (RN ANOTHER LESSON   FIND OUT THE DISARMAMENT “CLAUSE OF TREATY GOES. -.   THEY KICK BUT SIGN   HE HUN ARMY MUST BE RE“DUCED TO 150,000 OCTOBER 1.   Compulsory Service Inthe Army Also. Must he Immediately Abol-  Ished Says the Allies. 

RUNS SWALLOW A BUTER DOSE   Germany Signed the Disarm ament Agreement This Morning.

Agree to Disarm to 150,000 Men by Oct. 1st Nexf-Sian Under Protest   SAY TREATY DOESN’T SO i STATE   Had Been Given Till Noon Tot day to Sign and Failure to Live Up Terms Meant Occupation

WANTS COX TO MANIFEST INTEREST IN FARMERS’ DESIRES   CEFRMANS ACCEPT TERMS DEMANDED OF THEM

GERMANS SIG ALLIES’ TERMS   Berlin Cabinet Members Agree to Reduce Army to 150,000.   MUST GIVE UP ALL GUNS   Refuse to Recognize Entente’s Right to Seize Ruhr Territory— Decision Reached at Early Morning Conference.

GERMANS AGREE UNDER PROTEST TO-ALLIED NOTE   TERMS RELATIVE TO DISARMAMENT RELUCTANTLY ACCEPTED BY DELE.

“HUNS” AGREE TO DISARM, ACCEPT ALLIED DEMANDS WITH BAD GRACE   MISARMAMENT DECIDED UPON B' GERMAN LEADERS APTER ALLIES GIVE ULTIMATUM

SIGN: ACCEPTANCE OF DISARMAMENT TERMS BUT “S"IMLE PROTEST   ALEIES TO USE FORCE   Ultimatum  Stipulates . Fuzther Occupation of = Territory if Germans Fail   atlies Will Take Over the Ruht District if Teutens Do Not Disarm Soon,

TERMS ALLIED NOTE ACCEPTED OY TE GERMA:     §   Protest Against Alliec Occuration of German Territory

Pen ACCEPT DISARMAMENT TERMS OF ALLIES   'Hasten Action to Avert Threatened Occupation of Territory.

HUNS ACCEPT DISARMAMENT. BUT PROTES)   Delegates Sign Agreement At _ Spa This Morning Relative To Disarmament As Provid ed By Allies   ALLIED NOTE WAS AN ULTIMATUM TO GERMANS   German Cabinet Agrees To Obey Demand of Allies, But Makes Protest; Denies Treaty Gives Occupation Power

axrmany Accepts Disarament Note  Of Allied Powers   on Is Taken Under Protest—Terms ‘orce Former Enemy: to Reduce lrmies to 150,000 .

STEP TAKEN WITH A PROTEST; SAY TREATY DID NOT DEMAND ACQUIESCENCE IN SUCH FORM   Allies Had Threatened to Recross the Rhine If Acceptance Not Forthcoming By Noon of Today; Provisions Must Be Met Before First of October   NOTE SENT BERLIN EARLY YESTERDAY

GERMANS SIGN TERMS OF ALLIES UNDER PROTEST      \Disarmament Agreement Drawn Up at Spa Will Be  Observed by Berlin   ACTICN iS FORCED BY - THREATS OF ENTENTE   Vote to Accept Faken: After Telephone Conversation With Members of Cabinet .

D’ANNUNZIO REPUDIATED   UNDER PROTEST THEY YIELD TO DEMANDS TO REDUCE ARMAMENT

BERLIN ACEP Ts ALLIED DEMAND: ON DISARMAMENT   Germans Sign Agreement After Threat Is Made by Powers to Send Troops Into Ruhr to Enforce Terms.

UERMANY SIGNS ALLIED TERMS; SCARE BLOWS BY   Agrees to Reduce Her Army to 150,000, to Turn Over Guns And Airplanes.

DELEGATES SIGN STRINGENT TERMS ON DISARMAMENT  ce Woe ee. nae cL   Objection Filed to Occupation of Territory Except as Pravided in Treaty.

GERMANY GIVEN 3 MONTHS MORE   Allies to Agree to Extend Time Limit for Disarmament— Wanted 15 Months.   MILLION MEN UNDER ARMS   Premier Lloyd, George Rejects Plea For Longer Period—-Deciareg Thousands of Guns Are in Hands of Population.   GERMANS SIGN

Berlin Cabinet Members Agree to Reduce Army to 150,000.   Request Made to American Fly. ing Club for Tweive Aviators.   MUST GIVE UP ALL GUNS   HUSS WEAR EAST PRUSSIA   Refuse to Recognize Entente’s Right to Seize Ruhr Territory~Oecision  Reached at Early Morning Conference.   Smashing Through Polish Forces South of Duna—General Buesnny ts Advancing in the Direc tion of Lembern.

DELEGATES CONSENT 10 AGREEMENT      Action Taken Under Protest by German Representatives

AGREE TO DISARM UNDER THREAT OF MILITARY FORCE   Delegates Sign, But Deny Authority On Oc cupation Clause.

HUNS SIGN AGREEMENT  CUTTING DOWN ARMY  TO 130,000 TROOPS; FILE NEW OBJECTIONS

GERMAN DELEGATES SIaN AGREEMENT ACCEPTING ALLIED TERMS BUT UNDER PROTES!   BAY TAR! BR. CROAT

WILL DISARM AT - ONCE AND TRIM, ARMY TO 150,008   Treaty by Ther, of Invasion  Z 45

GERMANY ACCEDES 10 DISARMAMENT DEMANDS OF ALLIES, BUT DOES Sl UNDER PROTEST

BERMAN oN THE TSKRMINENT PLA  - UNDER PRESSURE   Threats of Entering Germany Again and Taking Possession of More Country Brings the Huns To Terms: at ft Spa Conference. _.

GERMANS SIGN ALLIES’ TERMS UNDER PROTEST    Accept “Disarmament Proposal: E Following Receipt of Uiti: Ihatum from Premiers,   DECI SION IS UNANIMOUS   German Delegates Deny. Authority to Consent to Occupation’ , of Territory,

OCCUPY ~ wyS ERMAN   Delegates at at ‘Spa’ Sign the Agreement. Today Under Protest — German Cabi net Decides to Accept Aliad Namands

ULTIMATUM OF THE ALLIES BRINGS DESIRED RESULTS.   Delegates Signed Agreement at 11:45 This Morning.

Delegates Sign Agreement at 11:45 O'clock Today at Spa— Action Under Protest   HAD BEEN GIVEN UNTIL NOON   Allies Threatened to Occupy Parts of German Empire With Troops Unless They Signed.

GEHIMANS YIELD 10 ALLIES’ DEMANDS   Premiers’ Threat Brings Actior at the Spa Conference.   ENTENTE SEEN AS BLUFFING   Break Is Threatened Over Ruhr Seiz   ure—Berlin Cabinet Agrees to Re ) duce the German Army to 150,000 Men,

SIGN ACCEPTANCE OF DISARMAMENT TERMS BUT FiLkK PROTEST      atlies Will Take Over the Ruhr District if Teutens Do Net Disarm Soon

DISARMAMENT IS AGREED T0, BUT UNDER PROTEST   German Delegates Accept Terms of Allied Note Presented Them Yesterday.

GERMANS ACCEPT TERMS OF ALLIES ON DISARMAMENT   Signatures:to Engagement Affixed Today Few -Minutes Before Time. Limit Set by Allies‘ Had Expired.

POLICE DESCEND UPON REDo AND HALT UPRISING   Peace Officers in Argentina Outwit Radicals Who Hac Planned to Inaugurate < Reign of Terror.

HANGS SELF _  TO RAFTER   Wi Health Prompts Mart Me Natt ta Rach Dec.

SURPRISE FRIENDS   Miss Kathrine Garten and Mr. Adraiz Hancock Married Mondav

No Disorders Since Federal Soldiers Arrived on Scone.   STATEMENTS JN CONFLICT

VIRGINIA. NINERS AINETED BY TROOPS:   Federal Soldiers. Placed at Strategie  Points” in tribe Fone.

ROOPS FULLY CONTROL MiNGO MINE DISTRICT   No Disorders Accompany The Troops Arrival.

PLAGE U. 8. (HOOP: IW MINGO FIELO 10 HOLD STRIKE ZONE   “Strike Not Broken,’ Miners Say; Men Ccming Back, Claim of Operators.

MINGO. COAL FIELDS’. GUARDED BY TROOPS   No Disorders Attend Distribu: tion of Soldiers,

AMERICA IS OF  AMERICANS ONLY We Are All One---This is No Place for the “Hyohenates”

AN AMERICAN 1S WHAT?   One Who Feels American, Thinxs American and Acts American No Matter Where He Was Born.

DISTURPANCES DO - NOT MATERIALLZE   May Day Passes Without Riots and Assassinations  Against Which Authorities Guarded.

NAT DAY PASSES NU. 5. WTO ANY BLOOGOSHE:   Police and Govern: ment Officials Wateh Radieals Closely   MANY STRIKES — ARE CALLED

FEW ARRESTED IN CHICAGO MAY DAY JEMONSTRATIONS   Militia Rushed t Black Belt To Pre vent Race Riots.

Struggle !s Predicted if Ger mans _Win Upper   ENGLAND IS WARNED   Warsaw-Newspaper OContend: British Have Showa Leanings Toward Germans in Silesian Affaire

EDWARD HUBBARD         PLEBISCITE DATE POSTPONED   War Predicted. In Poland If Germany ‘le Given Sllecia.

GREAT BRITAIN SEEN ALLY OF GERMAN ARMS   ‘Struggle -Predicted if Ger mans Win Upper Silesia.   ENGLAND WARNED    Warsaw Newspaper Contends Britistt  Hiaye Shown Leanings Toward Germans jn Silesian Aifairs,

SILESIA PLEBESCITE a: STRUGGLE , IN EUROPE   Britain and Germany Said to Beon One Side and Poles And French on Other

WARSAW JOURNAL SEES WAR DANGER    DOMBSKI MOUTHPIECE SEES  FIGHT WITH GERMANY AND WARNS AGAINST BRITAIN

Plebiscite in Upper Silesia if Tt Goes Against Poland Will  Be Cause for.a General. War According to Advices From.  argay.

UPPER SILESIA PROBLEM SEEN AS WAR DANGEI   If Plebiscite Gives Silesia Tc Germany War Will Result, Is Claim.

WAR BETWEEN POLAND AND GERMANY IS SEEN IN SILESIA DISPUTE   Britain Would Side Witl Former Enemy, Editor Savs.

PREDICTS ANOTHER WAn, GERMANS ANG BRETISH AS ALLIES   Poland Sees France, Belgium as Backers in Conflict With England, Germany.   CONFLICT INEVITABLE IF SILESIA LOST, PREDICTION   Warsaw Newspaper Outline: Possibility of Clash as Plebiscite Result.

BRITAIN WARNED BY THE  POLES   Must Keep Out of Affairs In Silesia If Clash Is To Be Avoided  “Leaning” of Britain Towatd Germany ss Seen by Polarid In Late Action.

PLEBISCITE IN SILESIA LIKELY TO BRING ISSUE   GREAT BRITAIN MIGHT GO WITH GERMANY

POLES RAY 60 TO WAR WITT GERIIANY IF THE LATTER [5 AWARDED SILESIA   Newspaper Contends That England Has Shown Certain Leanings Toward Germeny In Matter

POLAND FEARS WAR WILL OCCUR AGAIN   If Plebiscite in Upper Silesia Does Not Go Right Way, War Is Expected.

[HAEAT i     “WADE AY PLES   Newspaper Warns ‘Great Britain ‘to Keep“ Hands. Off . Silesian: Plebiscite:

ANOTHER EUROPEAN WAR IS FORECAST   Frnnce, Belgium And Polanc Against Britain And Germany Is “Lineup.”

PLEBISCITE IN _ SILESIA PORTENDS NEW WORLD WAE   Inevitable Declare, Polish Newspaper If Territory Goes te Germany   WOULD RUPTURE ALLIES,   contention Is Wade That (neland Weald Jon Whh Gormany and Fiance afd Belgium With Poland; German Iniluencts Yory Active,

GESMAN-POLISH WAR CONSHBERED AS POSSIBILITY   Newspaper Sees a New  Line Up of the Powers in Conflict.

TRY TO TAX GIFT OF LEWIS T0 U.S.   GAVE MACHINE GUN TO ARMY THEN 1S TAXED FOR IT BY UNGRATEFUL GOVT.

Institution Was Olosed to Ad just Legal Difficulty Over Contract.   DUE TO WILSON ERROR

COTTON EXCHANGE CLOSED BY ERROR   Through Mistake President Wilson Signs Bill With Comer Amendment.

COTTON MARKET WILL REOPEN AT 1: BILL SIGNED   Uncertainty Of Con tracts Caused Big - Exchanges To Suspend Yesterday

REBEL LEADERS ARE OUT OF LUCK EX]      DARING KIDNAPING MYSTERY IS SOLVED

REBEL LEADERS SAY MEXICANS   Romnaining Bandits’ Forces Dwindle As Villa Quits Fighting. :

SLEVELAND FANG GO WILD AT A WIERD  DEMONSTRATION FOR WINNING ATHLETES

CLEVELAND HONORS IT’ CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER      PUBLAC DEMONSTRATION IN WADE PARK ATTENDED BY 50,000, PEOPLE — ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD BECOMES UNRULY AY D PREAKC RARRIFERC

CLEVELAND PAYS TRIBE TO WORLD CHAMPIONS TEAM   oo Fifty Thousand Persons Attend Public Demonstration.   FULL SHARES FOR WALTER MAILS AND JOE SEWELL   Thousand Dollars Each Voted by Players to Secretary, Scout, Trainer, Groundkeep. er and Chief Clerk of Club. Banquet Being Arranged.

‘ELEBRATION FOR TALL CHAMPIONS AEGOMES A RIOT   53.000 Cleveland Fans itefuse to Go Home _ntil They Shake  Indians’ Hands.

CLEVELAND: FANS HONOR ATHLETES   Police Powerless , to Control * Overjoyed* Litizens After World Series Ends

Baseball-Mad Cleveland Pays Glorious Tribute to _ Its World’s Champion:

HONOR SPEAKER’S TEAM   Fifty Thousand Persons Attenc Public Demonstration Held in Wace Park.

7 SURVIVORS REACH LAND   Captain and Six of Crew of” Americar Schooner Which Sank Off Sandy Hook, Arrive at New York.

Parliament Discusses Intervention in the Island by the  we 2 AS uw Ba

HEAR TWELVE OF 50 INDICTED IN FRAUD PLOT   Called in Federal CourtHold One In $20,000 Bail.

ARAAIGN WILD CAT PROMOTERS   Dozen or More Expected t Answer Indictments Returned Thursday.

OIL STOCK AGENTS HELD UNDER BOND   ‘Men Indicted Charged With - Promotion Worthless Stocks, Appear In Court.

ACCUSED STOCK JOBBERS HALED BEFORE COURT   Respondents  Charged with Selling Stock in Company with One  Dry Well as Assets.

Hid oTRERGT CES WANING   Herbert Heaver ‘as ‘‘Man of Mystery'’’ Made Appeal That Has Now Been Lost.   BEING PUSHED OFF OF POLITICAL MAP   Clean-Cut Test cf Strength to Ceme on May 4 in Cali.  Caaeeta Se Tiere meee

HOOVER  SLOWLY BEING PUSHED OFF PO LITIGAL “MAP   Primary to Be Held In California o1 May 4th Will Tell the Tale.

CALIFORNIA RESULT WILL TELL STORY IN HOOVER'S CANDIDAC'   Unless He Can Beat Johnsor His Candidacy Probably it at an End.

IS NOT FARING WELL IN VOTES   Crucial Test of Herbert's Candidacy Will Be Vote In California   PRIMARY MAY FOURTH!   Hiram Johnson Will Wage Clean, Silent Contest On Hie Merits

HOOVER BEING CROWDED OFF POLITICAL MAP   California primaries on May 4 to definitely decide, © sav prophets

Experts in Bolh Big Parties Declare Former Food Dielator. is Clearly Ouldistanced. _—   HGHT LOOMS UP       Verdict of California Awailed With Deep Interest as Vote There Will Tell ihe  )

CALIFORNIA TO DECIDE HOOVER'S FATE MAY ¢   Senator Johnson Probably Winner it Republican Primary in Home Stat  of Both Candidates.

WON'T SEE HUSBAND FIGHT.   Bride of Georges Carpentier Does Not Like Roxing.

MEXICAN MINES FLOODED   Goal Properties Taken Over by ‘Govern ment. in Strike Full of Water.

UNIDENTIFIED COUPLE ~ULED BY TRAN   Woman Had on Her Persor _Checks Amounting to Four. teen Hundred Dollars.—Ac cident Occured Near Tulsa

KILLING AT-GAS: ITY   JOHN GO. REESE, FORMER TIPTON AN, HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE          } Reese Claims He Wired Shot in Self  Defense.

AILLING AT GAG CITT   JOHN GO. REESE, FORMER TIPTON MAN, HELD ON SERLOUsS CHARGE   Rees ‘Nasik e Cla ims He Pived Shot in Selt beTense.

RAID A FARM HOUSE   MASKED MEN HOLD UP FARMER AND FAMILY.   CASH AND VALUABLES WERE TAKEN

RAID A FARM HOUSE   MASKED MEN HOLD UP FARMER AND FAMILY.   CASH AND VALUABLES WERE TAKEN   Six Robbers Drive up to Home Near Leeds and Cover Family With Gune and Ranaack House—cut Telephone Wires.”

TOWN CONSTABLE TRIED TO ARREST COX FOR SPEEDING   JOR SiiPLEY, OF  JACKSONTOWN, OnTO, SAYS THY GOSH, THEY CAN'T RLOCVEP AM.

ARE ACCUSED OF SPEEDING   Chauffeurs Driving Cars With Co) Party Arrested

LiptonDid Not Fire Skipper   Statement Issued ‘Poday "Phage Capt. Wi. Burton Wonlda Be ar Wheel ‘Tomorrow.

CHIEF DILLOW TRAILS GRAY TO ST. JOSEPH   Beatrice Officer Secures Important Clues at Wymore—-Warrant cenetd.   WILDCAT STOCKS TOTAL $10,000,000   lVast Amount Unloaded in Nebraska Attorney General Declares-—  Arrest Seven.

GIVEN WARM GREETIN   Newberry Defendant Says They are dust Beginning to Fight.

TOWN WELCOMES. MAN CONVICTED IN NEWBERRY CASI   Business Men Turn. Out to Greet .Defendant on His Arrival Home; Floral Offerings Received,

MAN IN JAIL 'S GIVEN EXON ERATION   James H. George Turns Out Not To Be Robert L. Dix Wanted By Police,

‘lew Government Faces Extensive Strike Movement Guards Clash With Mobs. .   Nine Killed At Leipsig—Many Dead At Kiel and Frankfort.

indicat ions Point to Compromise anc Formation of-New Coalition -with,New Party- Lineup .

MEMBERS OF HOUSE ACROSS STATE LINE   Unable to Take Final Action In Tennessee When: Only Fifty-nine Delegates. Answer Rolleall;  Twenty-five  Opponents of Measure Arrive In ‘Decatur, Ala. . eal

SHAMROCK HAD AN ACCIDENT   But Not Unti! Reso! ute Had With drawn On Account of Broken Halyard.

ENGLISH RAILNIN SUSPEND STRIKE  ORDER FOR TIME   THE SUSPENSION WAS FOR EN DEFINITE PERIOD PENDING FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS,   WINERS TO DISGUSS GRIEVANGE   ‘ith Members of Lloyd George’s Cabinet; Government Has Plan of Settlement.

FOR MORE WAGE   JOHNSON TOWNSHIP TEACHERS PETITION COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD

COMPROMISE NETS PLAINTIFF $2,601   Defense in Farlow Will Contest Sui Point Out John D. Farlow Accepted $1,500 Note in Settlement

POMPROMISE NETS PLAINTIFF $2,600   Defense in Farlow Will Contest Suit Point Out Pohn D. Farlow Accepted $1,500 Note in Settlement   CLAIM HE HAD HIS’ SHARE

HEIR TO FORTUNE COMES _ HEREIN SEARCH OF WIFE   Ray A. Shaffer, 27 St. Paul, Minn., Says He Must Marvy Before April 3rd, to Retain Vast Estates —Willing to Make Some Steubenville Girl His Bride.

HEIR TOFORTUNE COMES © HEREIN SEARCH OF WIFE      SS sn ee a rere eS  Ray A. Shaffer, 27 St. Paul, Minn., ‘Says He Must Marry Before April 3rd, to Retain Vast Estates —Willing to Make Some Steubenville Girl His Bride.

‘RISH” DELEGATES CAUCUS ON PLANK   Floor Fight on the Recog nition of Ireland Is Intimated

A PROTEST WITH THE PRESIDENT   AGAINST RECOGNITION OF THE SOVIET GOV. ERNMENT OF RUSSIA   Filed by National Civic Federation — Candidates for President Asked to Define Position on Subject.

RECOGNITION OF RUSS SOVIET PROTESTED BY NATIONAL CIVIC FED.   Organization Asks Presidential Candidates Their Attitude

NO RECOGNITION FOR SOVIET RUSSIA   National Civic Federation Files. Protest With Wilson-—-Wants Candidates Ta Define Positions.

PROTEST AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA   NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERA. TION COMMUNICATES WITH WILSON.

LEWIS, MINERS’ CHIEF, PLACED UNDER ARREST   Violation of Lever Food and Fuel Control Act Is Alleged in Indictment

LEWIS SURRENDERS FF OR TRIAL. With Others, Miners’ Head Will Face  Woe 8 rn een BTA, ee ene i a eae aia,

OPERATORS AND UNION CHIEFS MUST ANSWER CONSPIRACY CHARGES   Will be Arraigned Before Judge Anderson at Indianapolis Today

HEAD OF MINE WORKERS SURRENDERS; GIVES BOND   John L, Lewis and Other Mine Officials and Operators Will Be Arraigned in Court at Indianapolis To-day on Charges of Conspiracy to Limit Production:   TRY TO ENJOIN PROSECUTION

JOHN L. LEWIS FACES, U. S. COURT TODAY   Pres. of Mine Workers Is Indicted For Conspiracy.

LEWIS SURRENDERS ON FEDERAL CHARGE OVER MINE STRIKE   PRESIDENT OF UNIEPFED MINI WORKERS INDICTED ON CON. SPIRACY CHARGE,   WILL BE ARRAIGNED TODAY   Will Appear Before Judge Andersen Today to Answer tEndictment Atleging Violation = of Lever Net.

Will. Agpear for Arraignment Without Removal Proceedings Says Lewis,   Bring Suit to Resist Being Taken to Indiana Court for Trial.

HEAD OF MINERS OUT UNDER BAI   Lewis Will Be Arraigned or Charge of Violating the Lever Control Act

LEWIS GIVES HIMSELF UP   Presideat of Usited Mine-workers Surrenders te Marshal aad Released On Bond.

JOnN L: LEWIS QUARENDERS 10 U. 3. MARSHAL   Mine Workers’ Head Indictec for Conspiracy to Violate Lever Act.   WILL BE ARRAIGNED TODAY

OPERATORS AND MINERS IN COUR]   Are Arraigned Today on Charge: of Conspiracy,

PRESIDENT LEWIS -OURRENDERS AND RELEASED ON BOND   Says All Members of Miners’ Union Will Appear for Arraignment Today.   OPERATORS, HOWEVER, ‘ARE SUING TO RESIST REMOVAL   Question Constitutionality of Lever Act and Assert That Under Sixth Amendment Transfer of Jurisdiction in Conspiracy Case to Indlate apolis Court is Prohibited,

MINERS WILLING OPERATORS NOT   Former Ready to Answer Conspiracy Charge   INJUNCTION IS ASKED   By Operators Restraining Government from Compelling Their Appearance tc Answer Indictments Under Lever Act—Lewis Surrenders and Others on Hand

COAL MINER CHIEF SURRENDERS SELE   JOHN L. LEWIS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO VIOLATE THE LEVER ACT.

BROTHER OF FORMER GREEK KING GIVEN COMMAND OF ARM   Foreign Diplomats in Rome Ree. ognize New Rhallis Gevernment

ARGUMENTS GN  WACK TIDE AGT WAGE INCRE AS ‘ ONY PE GPAPT  ter Pea rhe aval   r ce ls wae Se cere dlxenen 7y . ve CM Aliuls OF a ploves lavel ve mya Puisvis ual Sete week Teac One eairioiae shork Limes  Vue arl.  of ! hourceacdk,

RAILWAY BOA! WILL NOT HEAR MEN ON STRIKE   Holds tt fs Not Authorized t Hear Disputes When the Men Go Out.

QUTLAW STRIKERS DENIED HEARING BY DAN  ARAR BART   PETITIONS FOR _INCREASED WAGES PRESENTED BY GRUNAU PRERTAEN.   INCE IN RULING   All Who Joitied in Yardmen’s Walk-Out in April _ Barred.

DEMAND MADE BY “OUTLAWS”   JOHN GRUNAU’S CROWD WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED AT ALL BY UNITED STATES.

OUTLAW UNIONS NOT RECOGNIZEL   Rail Labor Board -Flatly Re fuses to Hear Petitions Presented by John Grunau.

REBEL’ SWITCH STRIKERS PLEA WON'T BE HEARL   Railway Labor Board Rules Out Petitions for Increased Wages Presented by John Grunau.

RAIL BOARD BALKS ON STRIKE LEADERS   REFUSES TO HEAR PETITIONS FOR INCREASED WAGES PRESENTED BY HEAD OF CHICAGO YARDMEN’S ASSOCIATION.

RAIL BOARD REFUSES ‘HEAR ‘OUTLAW’ PLE   Intimates Have Representa tion Through -Brotherhoods.

‘Outlaws’ Are Denied Hearing By Wage Board   Only Brotherhood Demand . Will Be Considered; Rate  Increase in Sight.

A BOARD FLATLY TURNG DOWN GRUNAU   No Negotiations With the Men o1 Strike. Positive Statement Is- — sued From Chicago Headquarters

BOARD REFUSES STRIKERS’ PLEE   RAIL ARBITERS. IGNOR DEWANDS OF GRUNAU-FACTION.  Wil, Hear No Disputes Only Those Anthorlzed by Law in Rallway Wago Hearings in Chicago,

WILL NOT HEAR  STRIKERS’ PLEE   THE UNITED STATES LABOR BOARD REFUSES SWITCHMEN’S PETITION.

NO TIME FOR OUTLAWS,      U.S. Labor Board Will Not Listen vo Lawless Strikers. i

JEMANDS OF "OUTLAW" AL STRIKERS NOT TO BE GIVEN CONSIDERATION      ‘RAILROAD BOARD FLATLY REFUS. } ES TO CONSIDER DEMANDS  FOR PAY INCREASES,

RAIL STRIKERS TURNED DOWN   Labor Board Refuses - t Hoar Petitions for Wace Boost

WON’T DEAL WITH  OUTLAW STRIKERS   FEDERAL RAILROAD BOARD REPUSES TO RECEIVE PETITIONS      Organization Which Struck in Defiance of Brotherhoods has. no Standing

“OUTLAW” UNIONS GET HARD JOLT BY LABOR BOARI   Ruliirg Made by Federal Body Would Require Striking Switchmen To Return to Their Old Or  ganizations.

PETITIONS OF THE OUTLAW STRIKERS FLATLY REFUSED   Rail Board Not to Hear Pleas for Higher Wages

ND OFFICERS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH WENT ON  A STRIKE. .  oard Rules A Against Ac dime Datttiana an Wana

AND OFFICERS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH WENT ON 3A STRIKE.   ARS,  Board Rules A Apatiist ‘Acs cepting Petition8 on Wage Disputes Other than from  Darnonivad Tahny Radiac:

REJECTS PLEAS. BECAUSE ORDER 8 ‘NOT LEGAL      “Outrage,” Is Officials Description of Act by Wage Body.

RAISE PLEA FALLS FLAT   Railroad Labor Board Turns Deaf Ear to Grunau,

BOARD REFUSES 10 HEAR. GOMPLANTS OF THE OUTLAWS   Chairman Barton, of Railway La box Board, Issues Ruling to Men.   MUST FOLLOW THE LAW   Bars All Strikers Who Quit Work Last Month from Having Complaint Heard.

3,000,000. VOTES IN NEW YORK EXPECTED   Soldiers’ Bonus Is One Of Stat« Issues To Be Decided At Polls.

VOTING ON SOLDIER BONUS.   Stete Expects 3,500,000 to Cast Ballots ‘Today.

GRAND JURY TOINVESTIGATE EXPLOSION   Among Witnesses to Be Called Will Be Edwin F. Fischer, Who Sent Warning.

JURY NOW WWE Ne   BISCHER BROUGHT FROAT ONTARIO 'TO 'TES'TLEY   BAMLOVZKY WAS RELEASEL   Warning Ho ecived by Collector of Lr iernal Revenne Mat Sew Yor! Custom House Wonld Boe Blows Uy      NOvverce

~ «JURY BUSY   Hiei is 10 Investigate Latest Facts : in Regard to the Explosion.

IRAND JURY: NOW INVESTIGATION   FISCHER BROUGHT FROM ONTARIO TO THSTIPS   BRAILOUSKY WAS RELEASEB   Warning Received by Collector of In ternal Revenug That New York  Oustom Ekouss Would Be Blown Up

USGRAND JURY INVESTIGATING BOMB OUTRAGE   DRIVER OF HORSE ON WAGORS SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN EX. PLOSIVE IS IDENTIFIED A‘ BROOKLYN BOY:     ook

PROBING EXPLOSION        VERNMENT.. WEAVING AROUND THE CONSPIRATORS.         ‘ew York Grand Jury Now- jn Ses sion ‘on Case. i

PAUBING EXPLOSION   GOVERNMENT... WEAVING NET AROUND THE CONSPIRATORS.   New York Grand Jury Now jn Ses}  sion on Case.

Fischer Is Witness But Little Signi ficance Is Attached To His Story

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES BOMB BLAST   Fischer, Author of Warn: ing Notes, Will be Examined =   ANY POWDER. WAGONS      Witnesses Declare Loads of Explosives Were Seen in a Streets’ ="

STILL SEARCH ° FOR ELUES   BUT NEW YORK ROMB OUT. RAGE REMAINS: A MYSTERY.   TWO MEN ARRESTED   J 3 _ : BUT THEY ARE HELD ONLY UNDER SLIGHTEST SUSPICION.   The Grand Jury and the Federal Authorities Wil Now Take the Matter In Hand.

EYE WITNESS CALLED 1 TELL STORY OF THE  i EXPLOSION   enema mame  Little Light Thrown On Source o! Outrage By Investigations Thus Far

NATION'S DEBT 15 GUT NEAR BILLION IN SINGLE MONTH   Treasury Department Reports Reduction in March of $715,660,00, Leaving Balance Of 241, Billion.

MARCH REDUCTION OF NATIONAL DEBT IS  NEAR BILLION MARK   Interesting Figures are Made Public by the Treasury Department

BiG CUT MADE IN DEBT.   Reduction of $705,660,000 Re ported—-Nation Now Owes $24,698,000,000.

NATIONAL DEBT MATERIALLY GU   March Reduction More Tha Double That for the Previous Month.

REDUCTION MADE IN PUBLIC DEBT   Gut of More Thag$705,000,000 Accomplished i March, _   TREASURY ISSUES STATEMENT

ncDUCTION MADE - IN PUBLIC BEBT   Gut ofMoreThan$ 705,000,000 Accomplisied in Marsh,   TREASURY ISSU:S STATEMENT

BiG SLICE OFF PUBLIC DEBT DURING MARCI   Roduogg 715 Millions—Total Is Noy Placed at Ageregate of $24,698,000.

NATIONAL DEBT CUT LAST MONTE TREASWRER SAY!   Reduction of $705,660,000 In March Announced, More Than Double the Slash In Any Previous Month.

BlG REDUCTION IN NATIONAL DEBI   Report for Mareh Shows Cu More Than. Double That _- .of-February: -  ie“ NOW..2$24,698.000,008   Regardell-as Sound Evidence of Suecess of Treasury Finance Program

GREAT REQUCTION OF NATIONAL DEBT DURING MARCH 1 REPORTEL   Officials Will Not Use This As Basis For Forecasting Further Reductions However

PAVING UFF THE NATION'S DEBTS   Very Substantial Reduction Made in March  CUT OF $705,660,000   ir More than Double Amount of Any Previous Month, is Recorded—Total Indebtedness Now Well Under Twenty-five. Billions—Items that Make up Nation’s Obligation

DEBT REDUCED ~— $7Q5 680 00   Payment on ‘Public Obliga. tions Confined to Retire ment of Certificates wil Vad baalneace

National Debt is Now $24,698,000,000; Large Payment Made in March   Treasury Department Program for Financing Government Proves to Be Soond.

TWENTY-FOUR BILLIONS IS UNCLE SAM’S INDEBTEDNESS   This Weight, However, I: Being Reduced, the Sub. traction for March Being Noticeable.

NUMEROUS STRIKES IN 1919   More Than Four Million Men Were Affected by Labor Troubles During Period.

IRISH TRY FOR PLANK IN PARTY OF FORTY-EICH]   Walsh Will Lead Effort Tha Failed In Other Con ventions.

EXPECT SPLIT IN THIRD PARTY   Many Do Not Favor Aid for Irish Independence by America

THIRD PARTY 5 UNDECIDED ON TS CANDIDATE   LA FOLLETTE LOSES NOMINATION AND TWO TICKETS MAY BE PLACED IN FIELD.

ae ee ESE =  “REJECTED AS CANDIDATE   FOR PRESIDENT BY DEL ‘ EGATES TO THE SIN. “GLE TAX CONVEN.   Action’ May ‘Result in Twe Presidential Tickets f 01  ; “Third: ‘Party”—The Iris. ‘Questian. ta he Precead 

ISAGREEMENT IN NEW THIRD PARTY   TWO PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS  MAY BE NAMED AT CHIaca   But in Spite of Referendum of ‘ Committee of 48, Irish Eifort Will Be Made

COMMITTEE OF 48 : DsGlSolNG ARGH - QUESTION SERIOUS!   Whether They” Will be Able  “To Incorporate i in Their Plat.  ' form. is Not Known.—Walsh  Attends Conference at the Windy City.

TR PARTY EAUES A SPLIT AT UTS START   LaFolette is Unacceptable to the Single Tax Adherents.   VOTE FROWNS ON IRISH REPUBLIC   Convention Will Be Called to Order Tomorrow By McCurdy.

COMMITTEE OF FORTY-EIGHT HITS IRISH SNAG   Walsh Trying To Get Pet Plank in Third- . Party Platform.

“IRISH PLANK” WILL 60 TO “COMMITTEE OF 48"  NND LABOR PARTY AFTER AFPUBS-DEMO FAILURES

WANT A PLANK FAVOR AlD RISK   Rejection of LaFollette as Can didate May Mean Two Tickets

“THIRD PARTY” SPLIT ; SINGLE TAX DISLIKED   Some Other Proposed Planks Meet With Disapproval

sete es  Committee of Forty: Eight Opposes Irish Independence —Single Taxers Oppose La Follette

THIRD PARTY (GEA STAINES ONAG If OINGLE TAX MEN   Followers of Henry George Threaten Bu't if La Follette Is the Nominee.

CONTINUE EFFORT TO GET PLANK FOR US. AND TO IRELAND   “48ers” Not Willing t Abide by Negative Mail Vote.

THIRD PARTY SPLITS ON SEN. LA FOLLETTE   Single-Taxers Oppose Hirn For President; Irish Plank Will Be Big Issue.

a iin li ak a a aN la  WILL SEEK COMMITTEE SUPPORT FOR PLANK ON IRISH INDEPENDENCE

THIRD _ PARTY . TALK   EVEN © MALCONTENTS CAN'T. AGREE ABOUT IRELAND.   Single Taxers Don’t Like: LaFollette and There Is the Makin‘s Of a Lovely Row,

ASK APPROVAL IRISH PLANK BY THE 3RD PART)   Committee of 48 Will Be Asked to Favor American Aid  for Independence.

DISAGREEMENT IN NEW THIRD PART)   TWO PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS MAY BE NAMED AT CHI@f Tare   But in Spite of Referendum of - Committee of 48, Irish E!fort Will Be Made   Committee Wants LaFollete, Whe Is Opposed by the Single ax Element

PLANK ON IRELAND IS STRONGLY URGED   Frank P. Walsh Heads Fight! to Get Favorable Action ir Platform Adopted by Com: mittee of 48.

New w Party Meetsin- = Chieage Tomorrow; ~ -La Follette to Run   Trish to Take Plea. to “Committee of 48; McCurdy; New Yor! “Wil Deliver Convention’s Keynote Address 3 Leaders “Confer With Boh in Madison. 8

IRELAND WANTS PLANK IN THIRD PARTY EFFORTS   FRANK P. WALSH TO TRY TO GET IRISH RECOGNITION AT MANDO nF NEW PARTY

Frank P. Walsh To Make Presenta _ tion Before Committee of 48 and Labor Party.

Alon PLANK WILL BE SUBMITTED TO COMMITTEE OF 48   Walsh, Turned Down by Both Otd Parties, Will Take Fight Into Greener Fields.

“FIGHT TO -48’ERS   Supporters of Irish Independ ence Plank Appeal to Third _ Party, Despite Opposition. °

REJECT IRISH PLANK APPEAL IN NEW PARTY      Referendum ot Committee of 48 Shows [Objections to Proposal      LA FOLLETTE FOR LEADER

THREE KILLED WHEN PLANE FALLS 500 FEET   WOMAN SCHOOL TEACHER ONE OF VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT NEAR KANSAS TOWN.

TWO WAY CARGO FOR LAKE BOATS   Joint Commission Is Assured 0 Ability to Furnish Adequate Tonnage '   FACTORIES ENUMERATED

WATERWAYS AID INDUSTRY —IN MID WEST   Imports Would Be Heavy as Well as Exports, is Statement.

CAN VOTE IF YOU LEAVE HOME OVER ELECTION   fiet Special Permission From County Auditor.

ABSENT IOWANS MAY BE VOTERS   May Secure Appiication for Ballot Fram Auditor, Which Filled Out  Complies With Law.

RANGERS OFF 10 PROBE LYNCHING   HAVE ORDERS TO APPREHEND AND ARREST LEADERS OF PARIS MOB 

GOVERNOR HARDING AND GENERAL WOOD TO HOLD CONFERENCE   No Date Has Been Set for the Meeting to be Held at Marion   HAYS DISCUSSES MISSOURI S!TUATION

WOOD TO MEET HARDING.   General Plans to Hold Conference With Republican Nominee. :

woonD WILL VISIT HARDING.   General Plarnasiag to Hold a Confer. ernee Vanorn.

“The’ Optical House ~ o  Service and Quality’  ree One tee De OK KK.

Brings Great Ford of Information Regszaing Arbitration Treaties  .

~ CONFERENCE   Met Taday to Talk of an “As sociation of Nalions.” ..   AT REQUEST OF MR. HARDING   The SoeCalled Bryan Treaties ‘Were Part of the Matter . so Discussed.

DELAWARE MAY . “VOTE TOMORROY   ‘The § mate ‘is “Waltinig for the House fo Vote on -Sutirage. Eirst

FRANCE TO HONOR U. S. DEAD   French Troops to Parade American Cemeteries Memorial Day.

FRENCH TO HONOR U. S.. DEAD      Soldiers to Parade at American Ceme. teries Memorial Day, the Embassy Announces.

WAS TERRIBLE CRIME   E. R. Giffen, Ringsted Farm  er, Murdered.—Son Accused of Crime.   Family Unpopular,—llad Few Friends —Public Sentiment Against Grant Giffen, The Sen

ELECTORAL VOTE FOR HARDING IS FIXED AT 404   cinal Returns From All States Show That This Is His Total   BIGGEST HOUSE LEAD   REPUBLICAN PLURALITY IN LOWER BRANCH OF CONGRESS TO BE LARGEST KNOWN

WOMANIN OKLAHOMA ELECTED FOR SEAT IN CONGRESS MADE RACE T0 ‘SEE IF MEN MEANT IT WHEN THEY THRUST THE VOTE ON THE WOMEN

senace Wil be Composed Of 59 Republicans and 37 Dem. ocrals  House Has 2&5 Republicans 137 Democrats And Eight Undecided  Montana Only State Where  imal Dani dh in COREE ie Peace

THE REPUBLICAN ~VIGTORY GROWS   REPUBLICANS ELECTED MORE THAN 400 OF THEIR ELECTORS           BECKHAM 19 ALSO OEFEATEL   [Republicans Have Three ang May, Be         “euve Five of Tennessee's “Menthérs  of Next Congress,

404 ELECTORAL VOTESFOR SG. 0.P   Harding Victory Also Gives Senate To Republicans 59 To 37.   149 MAJORITY IN HOUSE

ELECTORAL VOTE MAY REACH 404   Republican Majority Greatest Ever Held By Party in House.   HAVE PLURALITY OF 149   Eight Seats Uncertain. Women Voters Will Have Representative From Oklahoma, She Opposed Suffrage.

HARDING VOTE. ” JS:A RECORD   OLD DEMOCRATIC STRONG. " HOLDS: SWEPT BY STORM.   THE SENATE IS 6. 0. P.   WAJORITY OF 22 WHERE FOUR WOULD HAVE ‘PLEASED,   The Republican’ Majerity ja the Hease of Representatives Is_ Greater Than Ever Before.

TENNESSEE GOES G. 0. P; HARDING HAS ANA FLERTORS   COMPLEXION OF NEW SEN ATE IS 59 REPUBLICANS, 27 NEMOACR ATA   HOUSE UNSETTLED   Record Party pods Among Representatives Expected By Administration.

G. 0. P, TO HAVE RECORD LEAD IN NATIONAL HOUSE   Fixed at 149, Greatest Ever  Held by Any One Party  in Congress    ANTI-SURFRAGIS] ELEULBD   Oklahoma Woman Who Opposed Woman’s Vote Wins Seat in Congress

CARDING AQ4 ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTES   Kentucky Elects Republicar Senator, Making Total 59, tq 37 Democrats.   HOUSE MAJORITY BIG   With Only 137 Democrats Victors Have 286 in Lower House.

HARDING'S VOTE IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE I$ 404 OUT OF 53   Republicans Have 22 Majority in Senate and 149 Plurality in House.

404 Votes In Electoral iCollege Assured Harding Montana In Procession

NEAREST APPROACH TO IT WAS IN 52ND CONGRESS WHEN DEMOCRATS HAD A’ LEAD*BY 148 MEMBERS. REPUBLICANS TO HAVE MAJORITY OF - TWENTYTWO IN SENATE—HARDING RECEIVES ; 404 ELECTORAL WATS.

MAJORITY IN HOUSE SETS A NEW RECORD   REPUBLICAN PLURALITY OF / 149 IS ASSURED BY  . se ot a . oo ee oe   BYEMOCRATS HAVE 137   ¥, ~Republicacns Have an Evin Break For the Eie>t Seats Salil  In Doubt.   Montana Technically Uncertain But Apparently fer Harding Makes Him 104 Votes.

HEPUEL isis oe RECO HW HOUSE   Held Margin of 152 Votes in the Lower Cuamber.   SENATE MAJORITY NOW 22   Nearest Approach to Victory Was When the Democrats Had a Lead of 148 in the Fifty-Second Conorees in 1891-92.

REPUBLICANS ~ AWAIT FURTHER ~~ GAINS IN HOUSE   Senate Majority Held by Republicans to Be 59 te 37, Observers Think; the House Majority Is Greatest Ever by Anv Party

22 MARGIN IN SENATE   Harding’s Electoral! Vote VirtuallySettled at 404 With Addition of Montana’s 4 Votes to Column.

G. 0, P, SEFS NEW RECORD IN HOUSE   Republicans Win 151 Lead it Lower Chamber and 22 in the Senate.  a   NEW MEXICO. FOR HARDING   Addition ‘6t Another State to Senator's Colurnn Ineredse Electoral College Vote to 404 and Makes Gox’a Final Figure 127.

HARDING GETS ~ RECORD VOTE   Republican Plurality it House Greatest Held by Any Party

Republican “Majority. of the '. New Senate is Definile- ~.. ly Fixed at Twen- .  “ges tern      RECORD MAJORITY FOR THE 6, 0. P, ASSURED IN HOUSE   Party Has 149 Lead . With Eight Contests Still Unsettled

REPUBLICANS GIVEN AECOR ~ PARTY MARCI   \Victors td. Have 287 in Lowe House ‘to 137 Democrats   SENATE MAJORITY WILL BE 59 -T0°37   Belated... ‘Returns: May, Enlarge «Upon ‘Success of G®O..P... ] - -i Election _

E PLURALITY UF V3] fo LARGEST GIVEN ANY PARTY   Democratic Control of 52nc Session With Lead of 148 Members Nearest.

NEW SENATE [3 HEPUBLIGAN &Y LARGE WAPGIA   ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRES. IDENT-ELECT HARDING . WILL EXCEED 400

BEMOCRATS HAVE 137             Republicacns Have an Evin Break For the Eight Seats still In TDoubt.   > Montana Technically Uncertair But Apparently for Harding Wakes Him 404 Votes.

Returns Now in Assure 149 Elght Districty Remain jn Doubt.   MARGIN IN SENATE IS 22   Yote For MarBag and Coolklge is hl etoral College Virtually Settled ag 104 Oui of Pussiiia 581; Marding Propares to Leave For Vatatiou,

MONTANA GOES IN. REPUBLICAN RANKS, ~ FEW OTHER CHANCES   Fourth ‘Tennessee District is  ‘Probably Republican, . According. to Late: te Ove ‘House and Senate  e an plertearvttr. Doms dheifane.

Latest Returns Would Indicate Such A Victory for the Senator   the Senator  59 Republicans In The Senate - Few Belated  Returns Are Stl] Awaited

OWE OF MAJORITY IN HOUSE DEPENDS (IN FINAL RETHRNS   Closely Contested Results. in Six States to Determine Definite Winners.   HARDING ELECTORAL VOTE  I$ NOW PLACED AT 404   Montana Is in G. 0. P. Column With 4 Additional Votes; Awaiting Contests.

REPUBLICAN. MAJOR: ITY IN. -THE NEW SENATE WILL BE 22;   30. P, Plurality*in House 149 with Eight Districts Out — Republicans Assured of Even Break in Iinrenorted Contests...

ROIS. ELECTORAL VOTE “WATUALLY SET AT FOUR : UNORED ANC FOUR         WOMAN ELECTED

KENTUCKY LANDS  IN G.0,.P, COLUMN   Richard P. Ernst, Republican, Is Elected to Senate to Succeed Beckham; Harding Victory Grows Larger.   ISENATOR’S TOTAL  ELECTORAL VOTE  WILL EXCEED 400

LABOR. LEADER'S FEELINGS MIXED:   dos:             Pleaser, yer, Congress. Result...      His Description of Harding Victary —Terms Congress Result Gain for Progresg

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN SENATE, 22   Harding Assured of 404 Electoral Votes. Biggest Majority In House In History of U. S.

149 iN HOUSE; 22 IN SENATE LATEST COUNT   Harding Sure of 404 Votes in Electoral  College.

~ CUBED TO 404   Republicans Sure of 59 Senators and 286 Members of the House.  rae   FEW CORYESTS UNSETTLED   Witt Be‘One Woman in House ”. Sent By the Odahoma : Republicans.

GREATEST MAJORITY EVER IN. CONGRESS   Pluratity, of 149 Already Cinched, With Eight Seats in Doubt—-Hard> ing Sure of 404 Electors,

REPUBLICAN VOTES IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE 404   Majority of- Party in House Is Largest Any Party in History Ever Gained

REPUBLICANS HOUSE MAJORITY +) 149 MEMBERS   Fifty-Nine Senators Elocted With Eight Contests Undecided.

HARDING'S ELECTORAL VOTE WILL REACH 404   Is 400 Without Mont Montana Which Still Is Undecided. of. * — ficially,   SEVEN HOUSE CONTESTS  REMAIN TO BE DEOIDE]   Republicans Apparently Assured  _ , of Better Than Even   Break.:   ERNST ‘WINS IN KENTUCKY   @. O. P. Candidate for Upper House Wins Over Democratic Gpponent,

Republicans Have Big  Majority in Next Congress   Nothing to Hinder the Incoming Senators and ", Congressmen From Making Laws to Suit Themselves. A Big Working Majority In Both Legislative Bodies

SENATE MAJORITY TB PLACED AT 2   69 REPUBLICANS AND 37 DE MOCRATS TO MAKE UP THAT BODY.   Republicans Will Have One of the Greatest Majorities in Lower House In the History of The Country.

ONE WOMEN GIVEN PLACE IN CONGRESS   Republicans Have Record Party Majority in the Next House. ,

HARDING VOTE IN ELECTORAL GOLEEGE 4{4   Republican ‘Majority of the New Senate is Definitely Fixed at Twentv-two      RECORD MAJORITY FOR THE G. 0. P, ASSURED IN HOUSE   Party Has 149 Lead With Eight Contests Still Unsettled

SOE SEIS ~ RECORD IN HOUSE      Republicans Win 151 Lead ir : Lower Chamber and 22 in the Senate.   NEW MEXICO FOR HARDING   Addition of Another State te Senator's Column increase Electoral College Vete to 404 and Makes Cox’s Fina! Figure 127.

RECORD MARGIN. INTHE HOUSE   Harding’ 'S Electoral Vote is Virtually. Settled at 404 as. New Mexico and North Dakota Swing in Line

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IW - AOTH HOUSES 1S ASSURED   With a United Family the G. O. P. Can Go Forward with Legislation Without the Excuse That a Divided House Blocks the Work; Will Be Closely ____ __ Watched for Four Years.

HARDING VOTE IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE 404   Republicans Will Control Next National House With Biggest Majority Known.   VOTE IN UNDECIDED DISTRICTS AWAITEL

149 PLURALITY IN LOWER HOUSE   Have 59 Seats in Senate as Against 37 Democrats   HARGING’S ELECTORAL 404   Republican Majorities Expected To Grow Even Larner

SIZE OF MARGIN FOR REPUBLICANS IS STILL IN DOUBT   Majority In House ! Greatest Ever Held By Any Party.

HARDING WILL HAVE 404 VOTES; G.0. P. CONGRESS   COX WILL HAVE 127 ELECTORA: VOTES. BIG MAJORITY IN BOTH BRANCHES CONGRESS.

ELECTORAL VOTE, 404   Greatest House Mejority Any Party Ever Held   REPUBLICAN FROM K’NTUCKY   Belated Returns From Mountain Districts Show Defeat Democratic Senator.

HARDING'S ELECTORAL VOTE NOW STANDS 404 - OUT OF POSSIBLE 531      Republicans Control Lower House of Congress by Greatest Margin Ever Held by Any Political Party

OHIO IS BIGGEST SURPRISE   Will Have Republican Congressmen First Time in History.   ‘DOUBTFUL STATES GO  TO HARDING COLUMN   Returns Show Light Liquor Bill Slight Favorite in Mass.

House to Have G. 0. P, Plué rality of 151, Greatest Ever Held: Burding’s Electoral Vote Virtually Settled, 404   Senate Majority is Settled With Belated Returns from Kentucky; Woman Elected in District in Oklahoma

REPUBLICAN PARTY NOW HAR NATION BY THROAT (iw Associated Press.)

G.0,P. ELECTORAL VOTE PRACTICALLY SETTLED AT 404   Republicens Algo Make Piz Gain in Both Heuses of Coneress— Majority of 12 in Senate   HOUSE MAJORITY WILL BE 149   ‘The Gre*i€st Majorjty Ever Held By  Any Party im Either House of The Congres>.

REPUBLICANS WILE CONTROL NEXT CONGRESS   House Will be Republican by Greatest Majority in History; G. O. P. Has Good  Wis wemees sas, Smeets.   MONTANA SWINGS INTO REPUBLICAN COLUMN   Ernst Wins Over Beckham in Kentucky; Woman Elected to Congress for First Time in Oklahoma.

: : P, tee         iiblica ans Win. 181 Y Lead i         5 + te. A048 mie any.?

REPUBLICANS HAVE GREATEST EDGE IN HISTORY IN HOUSE   286 Republican Members’ in House As Agamst 137 Democratic Members.   THE SENATE IS 59 TO 37   Eight Seats in House As Yet Un decided, and Republican Plurality May Increase.

HOUSE WITH ~~ REPUBLICANS   Republicans Win 157 Lead i Lower Chamber and 22 in the Senate. ..   HEW MEXICO FOR HARDING   Addition of Another State to Senator's Column Increase Electoral College Vote to 404 and Makes Cox's Final Figure 127.

HARDING  ELELIORAL VUlE NOW TIALS 4}   Senate Division Reported as 09 Republicans and 37 Democrats   WOMAN WINS OUT IN OKLAHOMA RACE   in O, FP, Has Plurality 0. lol in liouse of Representatives

BURN TO DEATH IN LOS ANGELES   When a Four Stery Buslness Block Went Up in Flames Today.

BELIEVE MANY DEAD IN FIRE AN ALIEORINIE   Building in Los Angeles Burns and Employes of Firms Are Missing

LOS ANGELES HAS $200,000 BLAZI   Believe Several Persons Killed When Four-Story Business Building Burns.

SEVERAL PERSONS BURNED T0 DEATH LOS ANGELES FIRI   WASY OTHERS WERE BURNED IN PSCAPING FROW FOUR STORY BRETLDING

SEVERAL LOSE LIVES IN LOS ANGELES FIRE   NUNDRED PERSONS TRAPPED WITEN FIRE STARTS IN BUSINESS BLOCK IN were oer .

FARMERS AROUSED   PROTEST IN SEVERAL COUNTIES AGAINST HEAVY TAXES.

FARMERS: AROUSED   PROTEST IN SEVERAL COUNTIES GAINST HEAVY T.        Hea

TO INCREASE HER         Costa, Rien M Fi  y Buy Pwo Subma ro -Chisers,

LOSE OUT ON LAST LAP OF TRIP OVER COUNTRY TO “SEE” NEW YORK CITY

Reports from All Parts of the Country Tell of No Unusual Disturb ances or Red Rioting.      NEW ENGLAND QUIET WITH HERE AND THERE A STRIKE   NOTHING TO DO.

May Day Marked - By No Disorders   Extensive Preparations Made by Federal, State and City Authorities Throughout the East to Meet Possible Disturbances,  + Dowever.   SOCIALIST MEETINGS WATCHED

MISS SPALDING WEDS   Litllestown Couple Married By Fathe: W. F. Callaghan.

AUTOMOBILES READY IF TRAINMEN STRIKE   Arrangements Approved for ' Using Trucks to Take Place  of Railroads

Minority Leader Demands Re. traction of Statement but Thompson Declines

USED BOOZE TO OUST SOCIALISTS, HE SAYS   New York State Senator Charge Whiskey Influenced Members of Assembly.

VOTES SECURED WITH LIQUOR   Booze Used to Oust New York Socialists, is the Charge.

JOHN DODGE DEAD AT NEW YORK   Detroit Automobile Manufacturer  Succumbs to Prneamonia,

JOHN DODGE, AUTOMOBILE . MANUFACTURER, DEAI   Succumbs to Pneumonia at Rite Carlion—Brother Is Our of Danger.

SOHN DODGE DIED OF PNEUMONIA: BROTHER HORACE RECOVERING   AUTO MAKER MADE FORTUNE OF FIFTY MILLIONS IN EIGHT YEARS   ‘Made Gun Reccil Mechanism, Fooled Military Skeptics and  Helped Win War

JOHN DODGE OF BIG AUTO FIRM DEAG   Stricken With Influenza at New York Show

HARDING’S. ISOLATION ~ PRIMEVAI   MARKED CONTRAST BETWEEN ‘MARION AND PT. ISABEL.   Little Hotel Bursting With the Small Hard‘jing  Party—Old Time Railroad in Texas.

HARDING'S SOLATION. ~ PRIMEVAI      MARKED “CC “CONTRAST + BETWEEN. . MARION ‘AND PT ISABEL.   Little ‘Hotel Bursting With the Small Hard“ing -Party—Old' Time  Railroad in Tevas : 

WRITER DESCRIBES — HARDING'S RECLUS'   Picturesque Gulf Village Proves Admirable Playground for Next Chief

WILLIAMS AND rELSCH MAKE CONFESSIONS   ‘BOTH PLAYERS WENT BEFOR’ / COOK COUNTY GRAND JURY   AND MADE CONFESSIONS   WEAVER IS BOOKED TO TELI   Two Boston Gamblers Have Alm Been Indicted; More Indictments , Will Follow, it Is Said

LAPEVIED iV TROUT  Twelve More Indictments Against Ball Players and Gamblers Will be Voted To : dav or Tomorrow.

KILLING AT TRACY, MO.   War Veteran Used Gur Picken Up in Belgium.   EDWARD BUFFORD VICTIM   Behind Shooting Is Story of Brok. en Home. Say Platte County Officials.

qaqa». S—_—~ =SDhan@i_—aMs<a<a<(<~;73CXCS~7; Or  WAR VETERAN HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER

SEIZED SUGAR WILL BE SOLD  BY GOVERNMENT   CRIMINAL ACTION AGAINST OWNER IS PROMISED BY FEDERAL ATTORNEY.

LEVER FOOD CONTROL ACT IS DISCREDITED   Kentucky Federal Judge Say: Law Has No Teeth—Dismisses Cases.

CaN? ENFORCE   Opinion Expressed By Federal Judge 3 at Louisville.

Held Unconstitutional by Judge Evans in Federal Court at Louisville.

AS ILLEGAL   Federal Jud g e Evans Claims Measure Can’t: Be Enforced   SAYS ACT IS TOO VAGUE   Dismisses Action Against Alleged Profiteers in Louisville

THREE PERSONS ‘DIEINCRASH   AUTOMOBILE DRIVEN BY WOMAN STRUCK BY MONON TRAIN.

ENGLAND SENDS OF. ‘LOMAT TO GERMAN   GREAT DRITAIN, INTENDS. RE SUMING RELATIONS ~ WiTH GERMANY AT ONCE

BRITAIN SENDS ILM ENTCK TD BERLIN OFFICE   Full Relations With Germany is Desired by England Without Delay

LEAVES FOR GERMANY      Eugiand Sends Diplomatic Represen~ tative te Bertia

PROSECUTION OF COAL DEALERS   Will Be Started in Fort  Worth Unless Prices  Are Lowered

PLANS TO CUT MEAT BILI,   Department of Justice Wi Urge Tsing Cheaper Portions.

Bauer Ministry Falls and the Majority Socialists Insist That Mueller Be Assigned to Inaucurate Next Regime   aY ASSOCIATED PRESS. _

TREASURY IN NEtD ME TAX DECLARE’ OFFICIALS   Discourage Plan To Delay Payment To Government.

TREASURY VETDEO AEA TO POSTPONE PAYMENT OF TAX   Statement Says Agitation for Change Can Do Only Harm.   Financial Program of Government Requires Collection.

ALLEN BEFORE. JOINT SESSION   Outlines Purpose of Special Legislative Sitting.   WCULD MAKE STRIKES 10800   Hopes to Prevent “Government by Intimidation” — And Insure Production of Necessities.

LEGISLATURE  IS IN SESSION   (GOVERNOR ALLEN PRESENTED HIS MESSAGE IN PERSON.   PROTECT THE- PUBLIC   THAT 18 THE PURPOSE OF. THE PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL COURT,   The ‘Governor Cites instances of Callous Indifference to Welfare of * People on Part of Miners.

WAR NEARS END: CABINET RESIGNS   Bauer Ministry Presents Its Res—— ignation to President _bert — : at Bertin.   WORKERS RETURN 19 JOBS   Great Improvement In the Capital, bat  Rhine Fort Stilt Besieged by Rede —Beigiane Hold Open  Entrance to Weee!.   

WAR NEARS END; CABINET RESIGNS    Bauer Ministry Presents Its Res: ~ ignation to President Ebert — at Berlin.   WORKERS RETURN TO JOB   Great improvement in the Capitai, but Rhine Fort stiis Besieged by Reda —Belgians Hold Open Entrance to Wesel.

CABINET RESIGNS   Bauer Ministy Presents Its Resignation to President Ebert — at Berlin.   WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS      ureat improvement tn tne Capital, out Rhine Fort Still Besieged by Reds —Belgians Hold Open Entrance to Wesel.

CABINET QUITS Aa REVOLT NEARS END   Bauer Ministry Out; Berlin Work ers Return to Jobs.   RHINE FORT IS BESIEGED   Belgians Hold Open Entrance to Wese and Intern Prisoners Who Cross the Bridge—New Elections Earty in June

; pe Bien eves TUPLOYMENT BUREAU POPULAR      Work Seenred by Government Agency for 6,000,000 Persons

FOURTEEN LAKE SHIPS MISSING   Caught in Great Storm Sweeping the Lakes.   THEY LEAVE ONTARIO PORTS LAST SUNDAY   Steamship Driven Across Lake Michigan After Being Unable  Te Make Port at Muskegon.

DRIVEN FROM COURSE   Lake Steamer Unable to Reach Murkegen, Puts into Milwaukee.

FOURTEEN GRAIN SHIPS OF FLEET FAIL 10 REPORT   Only 16 of 30 Located Or Lake Michigan After 2 Wild Voyage   STORM IS ABATING      Scores of People and Millions of Bushels of Grain Ll naccounted For

EK KING DIED YESTERDAY Oi MONKEY BITE   "nO 6FME) 6 UNE RS URE OD] GREECE WILL BE IS CALS. ING SPRCETLATION

REGENCY TO GOVERN  DURING ABSENCE OF PROCLAIMED MONARCH   Alexander Dies as Result of Infection Following Injuries Received When Attacked by Two Pet Monkeys

ATTACK BY TE MONKEY S FATAL   beg nelly Bene Because of Friendliness — : ‘Oward the Allies. —      “REPORTED ENGAGED TO ST.. PAUL GIRL IN 1919   At Odds ..With Premier Ven‘izélos for Adhering to His ~~ Bather’s Program:

Grecian Monarch Succumbsto WeundsReceived When Attacked by Pet Monkey.   FORMER PRINCE IS MENTIONED   Phird Son of Constantine, Arthur of Connaught and Charles of Belgium Talked Of.

MONKES'S RITE PROVES FATAL TO KING ALSXANDER—BROTIER ~. MAY. GET-THRONE

Wounds Received When Animal Attacked Him Early In October Prove Fatal; Condition Grew Steadily Worse Despite Efforts of the Best European Specialists   BROTHER MAY ASCEND THRONE

GREEK MONARCH DIES OF WOUNDS   Infection From Monkey Bite Proves Fatal to King Alexander— Suffered “Intensely

GREEK KING '$ DEAL   ALEXANDER SUCCUMBS TO BITE OF A PET MONKEY   He Had Aliso Been Bitten By a Dog  In Spring of Last Year,

MONARCH DIES FROM EFFECTS OF INFECTION   PRINCE PAUL PROBABLY WIL! BE ALLOWED TO ACCEPT CROWN, PREMIER SAYS

KING OF GREECE IS DEAD   ALEXANDER’S END CAME LATE YESTERDAY. AFTERNOON. ot   Pet Monkey's Bite October 2 Cut Short Youthful Monarch’s Romantic Ca-_ reer—Choice of New Greek Raler May Be a Kaotty Problem.

MONKEY CITE FATAL 10 GRECIAN RULER   Succeeded to the Throne in June, 1917, When His Father, Constantine, Was Compelled to Abdicate.   EDUCATION OBTAINED FROM PRIVATE TUTORS   Exercised Little Power in the Affairs of His Country; Not Popular With Many Subiects.

GREEK KING DEAD — OF MONKEY BITE   EXPECTED PRINCE PAUL WILL SUCCEED TO THRONE.

GREEK KING DIED YESTERDAY   Ag lke Result vi a Bite From a Kel Monkey—Blood Poison Developed,

KING OF GREECE, WHO WAS BITTEN BY MONKEY, DIES   Alexander’s Death Gives Rise to Speculation Throughout Country as To Next Holder of Throne.

Prince Paul Is Called to Greek Throne Following Death of King Alexander

‘CAUSES DEATH \DEGREEK KIN   Alexander Died of Blood » Poisoning Sustained When Bitten by Pet   PARLIAMENT TO MEET TO CHOOSE SUCCESSOR   PRINCE PAUH, 19-YEAR-OLI BROTHER OF ALEXANDER Is REGARDED AS MOS’ TROBABLE RULER,

BITE OF MONKEY FATAL TO RULER   King " Alexander of Greece Dies and Successor To Throne Big Problem

MONARCH DIES FROM EFFECTS OF MONKEY BITE   KING ALEXANDER, OF GREECE AFTER LEADING EUROPEAN SPECIALISTS MAKE FUTILE EFFORT TO SAVE HIS LIFE   BROTHER MAY GET THE THRONE   Prince Paul Probably Wil! Be Allowed To Accept Crown, Premier Venizelos Declares   533 3 Tin

KING OF GREECE IS DEAD AFTER ATTACK BY MONEY   End Gives Rise to Question 0 Succession to the Grecian Throne.

GREEK KING: - DIED YESTERDAY   As the. Result ofa Hite From a Pet . , Monkey—Bluod : Poison. tae Developed,

Young Ruler Was 27 Years Old—He Succeeded to the Throne  in 1917, When His Father, King Constantine, Abdicated  -in Response to the Demand of rea, Great- Britain and Russia.

KING ALEXANDER = DIES OF WOUNDS   CAUSED: BY MONKEY. BITE   Greek Monarch Came to- Throne? in . War Upheaval, Succeeding His Father, Now An Exile

RING ALEXANDER OF GREEGE NOW DEAD   Death Caused by Wounds That Monkey Inflicted.   SUCCESSOR IS NOT KNOWN

Cry May Be Raiend To Start Republi   Suggestion Is Made, However, That a Foreign Prince Be Given the Throne.

BREE ING UEAU   BROTHER PRINCE, PAUL, IS A LIKELY SUCCESSOR. 2   Youthful Mon:srch Died as PResuit of Pet Monkey Bites.  e

DEATH COMES “AFTER MONTE DE SUFFERING   Infection From Wounds Resulting From Attack of Enraged Pet Proves Fatal to Monarch.

existing Relations Between Gov ernmentand Constantine's Family Causes Regent to be Order

DEATH LAID TO BITE OF MONKEY   End Comes Monda: After Days of Painful Jllness

DEATH. ENDS SUFFERING OF YOUNG-GREEK KIN   Bite, of Monkey Received Whil He Was Protecting Pet Dog October 3 Proves Fatal.

PRINCE PAUL TO BE GREEK KING   Youngest Son of Former Kine Constantine to Succeed Alexander.  Wil $$HAVE REGENT

GREEK KING TS FROM: MONET ‘   Succession to T.hrone Involved in Death of : Monarch   CONSTANTINE ~ AFTER THRONE   Late JRuler Chosen to Succeed Father After . Abdicatian

KING ALEXANDER OF GREECE DEAL   Succumbs to Wound - Received When Attacked by a Pet Monkey, When He Was Badly Mutilated.

PRINCE PAUL TO. TOSUCCEED BROTHER   Tu Hatablish Hegency, Council of Ministers Ruling Cowntry in Meantinew,

PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY’ AFTERNOON FROM BLOUD POISON ING   POSSIBLE YHAT . CRY FI GREEK HEPCBLIC MAY SE. ' . RASSED

DREER RULER LOSED IN UAEAU POIOON FIGHT Aa RESULT OF MURAEY 5 BITE   Death of King Results in Question of Successor ---Foreign Prince May Be Given Throne of Greece.   (BULLETIN)

DEATH IO DUE TO WOUNDS RECEIVED FROM PET MONKEY   Named by Constantine as His Successor to Throne of Greece in June, 1917.

~ DES FROM A MONKEY BIT   Bieed_Paison Devetaped Fallowiny ‘Stebt Enjery Ceased by 2   ‘Voonger Fresher Mas Be Seated on Though This fs ek Wa a

PRINCE PAUL CALLED TO GREEK THRONE   WILL SUCCEED HIS BROTHER, PRINCE ALEXANDER, WHOSE DEATH OCCURRED MONDAY   Because of Paul's Absence From the Country a Regency Will Be Estabushed Until His Return.

GREECE LOSES YOUNG RULER   KING ALEXANDER SUCCUMBS To BITE OF MONKEY.   DEATH COMES MONDAY EVENING   CONDITION HOPELESS ALMOST FROM NOON HOUR. £   Succeeded to Throrme On Abdicatieu of Father Teward Close of War —Exercised Little Power is His Country.

BUSINESS MAN  DONE WITH COX   peaeas ©. DRY, LEADING “CITT.  ZEN AND CHURCH MAN WILL  SUPPORT ‘SEN. HARDING.   CAN NOT STAND ¥, TAGGAR’

BUSINESS MAN DONE WITH COX   THOMAS C. DAY, LEADING CITI. ZEN AND CHURCH MAN WILL SUPPORT SEN. HARDING.   CAN NOT STAND T. TAGGART

ROUTED RUSS CAVALRY CONTINUES ITS FLIGH'   POLISH TROOPS ENTER SUWALKI AND RECEIVE WELCOME FORM INHABITANTS

Poles Put Reds — To Rout; Yank Fluers Praised   Troops Enter Suwalki, Given Enthusiastie Wel come; Brilliant Service of Aviators Is Mentioned; Soviet Peace Leader. BRacitona

AMERICANS AID Ih POLE VICTORIES   “Brilliant Service” by U.S. Av iators is Reported   HELP SCORE MORE GAINS   Bolsheviks Take Several Villages, Moscow Messade Says

POLES ENTER THE CITY - SUWALKI REDS RETREATING   Gen. Budenny’s Troops Suffer a Decisive Defeat and Flee.

POLISH TROOPS -ENTER 'SUWALKI: AEDS FALL BACK   Receive Enthesiastic Welcome j City 19 Miles North of Augustowo   DEFEAT APPEARS DECISIVE   zeneral Budenny Who Has Been At tempting to Break Pale Lints in Galicia—Retreating.

YANK AVIATORS RENDERED AID   Their Work in Behalf of Po land Receives High Commendation.

GREAT BRITAIN TO REPAY AMERIC!   Lioyd George Gives Lie to Wide spread Rumors.   1  Deciares England Now Preparing to : Repay What She Owes the Amer ) ican Government,

BRITAIN TO PAY U,'S.   ‘Lloyd George Gives Lie to Wide. 7 spread’ Rumors. - °   Declares England - Now Preparing: to _ Repay What She Owes the Amer. ican Government.

BRITAIN TO PAY U. S.   Lioyd George Gives Lie to Widespread Rumors.   Deciares Engiand Now Preparing « Repay What She Owes the Amer. ican Government.

WON’T REPUDIATE DEBT   GREAT BRITAIN PREPARING TO REPAY THE U. S.   Lioyd George Gives Lie to Rumors Spread Throughout America Regarding England’s Attitude.

1G ARE INJURED IN N.& We WREEK AT PORTS Vit Tt   Passenger [rain side-swipes A Freight and Coach turns  rp Pee   Only One Passenger Seriously injured

16 ARE NSU itl IN N.& W. Weet AT PORT SMT?   Passenger ifaifi olde-Swipes A Freight and Coach .turns   Only One Passenger Seriously injured

CHICAGO “0” TRAIN WRECKED   Passenger of the Burlington Are in Ditch in lowa—-None Seriously  Murt.

QUORES EAGAPE DEATH Ad TRAIN: LEAVES TRA   Burlington -@ussenger = Trair Leaves Track Near Melrose, jowa, ,Earty Today   IPULLMANS TURNED OVER   Passengars are Severely Shaken, But Miraculously None Were Seriously Hurt

TRAIN GOES INTO DITCH; WASHOUT ON LINE IS CAUSE   Five Cars Crash Down Embankment — Few  are Injured.

CHICAGO “Q” TRAIN WRECKED   Pacesoger of the  Burtngten “xP ir Ditch in lowa-—-None Scriousiy Hurt.

OEE BIG INCREASE IN PUBLIC'S COAL BIL   WAGE RAISES CAUSE   OPERATORS DECLARE ALL IN CREASES IN PAY OF WORKERS WILL BE PUT ON PRICE OF COAL WHEN GOVERNMENT RELINQUISHES CONTROL

Nation’s Coal Bill to Increase $100,000, 006   When Government Control of Coal Prices Cease April Ist, dineraters~s Say

$100,000,000 Added To Coal Bill Of U.S.      Increase of 27 Per Cent in’ Wage: Paid Miners’ WHL Raise Price of Coal from 25 to 35 Cents «a Ton, Operntors Avor

CRG  OVER YUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS   WILL BE THE ANNUAL INCREASE ON COAL FOR THE AMERICAN PUBLIC

COAL PRICE COST PUBLIC HUNDRED MILLION MORE   G. W. REED, OF CHICAGO, SAYS ALL WAGE INCREASES. WiLL RE PCT ON PRICE OF COAL.  ¢

THE INCREASE (N PRICE GE COAL TO BE ENORMOUS   Will Cost Ametiean: Public More Thama Hunted’ Milian Ballars Annuatty After April f.

COAL ” TO COST PUBLIC. © 00:MILLION MORE   Operators Appear Fo we “All Set Fo Jump in Prices April 1.

COAL PRICES ARE GOING UP-HIGHER   (By. United - Press) > Inercase WiLL Cost American Fublie $100000,000 hy April 1 Raise

INCREASED GOAL PRICES 10 COME   Operators Say Boost of Not Less Than 25 Cents a Ton is Inevitable April .   HIGHER WAGES THE CAUSE   Proposed Scale for Miners Will Mean $100,000,000 Additional Annually G. W. Reed Says.

MADE SPEECHLESS BY HORRIBLE DREAN   Saw Wife and Children Mangled Under Overturned Automobile, Will Call off His Tour,

DUMB FROM FRIGHT ‘CAUSED BY DREAM   Horrible’ Experience of Man Whx Decame Wife and Chiliven Mangled Under Overturned Auto,

LENINE  HEAD OF RUSSIAN SOVIET GOV anand  Give 3 First Interv we ne   Gives First Interview to American Press on Affairs Here.

WELL INFORMED ON POLITICAL EVENTS   Six Points Made. by  Lenine in Interview

LENINE WATCHES CAMPAIGN IK U.S. WICH INTERESTEL   Says America Should Trade With Soviet Russia For Best Interests of Both— Foresees Struggle Between U. S. and Japan Ror Control of Pacific

SAYS RUSSIA 1S STRONGER AND SOLVENT   Premier is Interested in the American Farmer-Labor Party.

AALLWAY EXECUTIVES ~INSPEED CONFERENG   THREE THINGS DECIDED UPON TO QUICKEN TRANSPORTATION _ AND LOWER H. ¢. 1.

INWUNCTION BAND FINEDATAT $10,000   Amount Must Be Given By Hearst In His Proceedings Against ° Shipping Board.

HEARST REQUIRED TO FURNISH BOND   Justice Bailey Fixes Amount At $10,000—Outgrowth of Shin Injunction.

Hearst to Give Ten Thousand Dollar Bond   Hearst. to Give Bond in Injanctios Proceedings = Against Shippin: Boird to Prevent Sale of Ships.

HEARST BAIL FIXED -~ BY JUDGE AT $10.00¢      Only Expense of Government in Sale Was $36.28 ta Pay for Cireulars to Those Interested,

“AIK IN HN ~ VESSEL CASE   President Discloses New Fea_ture in ‘Affair in Senate _ Statement .

Hearst Bond Fixed at $10,000 By Judge Dailey   That is to Guarantee Governmen' Against Loss From Postponed Sale of Ships.

WOMEN'S CLUBS AT DES MOINES   Federation is Holding Its Fif tieth Biennial Convention.

WOMEN’S CLUBS TC MEET AT DES MOINES   National Convention Opens On Wednesday; Two Dubuque Women Will Attend.

CLASH APPEARS NEAR   ‘MEXICAN FEDERALS AND REVO LUTIONISTS TO BATTLE FOR CHIBRUANUA CITY.

SERIOUS CLASH ANTICIPATED IN MEYICO PEVOL'   Reinforcement of Loyal Troops and Also of Revolutionists Precedes Battle?

DANGER OF WAR NOT YET OVER      pritish Labor Party Issues Yew Manifesto to Workers.

MANIFESTO ISSUED TO BRITISH LABOR   Exeoutive ‘Council of Party Declares That Danger of War Not Yet Over

CHARGES HARDING... HAS OGRARPED: MONROE DOCTRINE      Franklin D. Rooseveli Declares That Goes Along With _ the League of Nations.

Declares Republican Nominee’ Appeals to "Cloistered Minds”   LEAGUE NOW VITAL ISSUE   Says Senator Scraps’ the Monroe Doctrine  “With Pact.

UOLGY aAY3 OTHER NATIONS: WILL FOLLOW   JUTCOME DEPENDS ON THE ATTITUDE OF THE PETITIONING NATION

I) RECOGNIZE MEXICO SOON PLAN DIETS   Formal Negotiations Inanguratec Seon as Election is Over, An+ nounced hy the Administration

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO LOOKED Ff) NEAR FUTURE   Colby Announces Rec _ New Mexican Government Soon

NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO IN WAY OF BEING RECOGNIZED   Much Depends upon Mexico’s Attitude—Certain. Decrees Against Which We Have Protested Are Obstacles in the Way.

MOVE SOON TD RECOGNIZE MEX.   Formai Action Looking t Recognition Is Expected After the Election.

RECOGNITION CF MENGD MAY BE CONGLUDED SOON   ‘STEPS To" RD RECOGNITION 1 BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY APTER ELECTION.

RECOGNIZE MEXICO AT AN EARLY DATE   Negotiations to That End to Take Place Immediately After Election Next Tuesday.

NEGOTIATIONS OPENED WITH MEXICO AGENT   MAKING ARRANGEMENTS — TC RECEIVE MEXICAN ENVOY AJ THE STATE DEPARTMENT

RECOGNITION OF MEXICO SURE   Final Negotiations to Tha’ End to Be Inaugurated After Election.

Invesligalion Of Reprisal Atlacks On Part of Black , And Tan Poliee Probable.  DEBATE QUESTION   Ureent Call Issued lo ParHament Members to Altend Important Sessiau Wednesdaw

IMPRESSIVE LEREMONY Bishop Darlington: Ordains Williams: pert Ctergyman to the Priest.

Convention Which Has Been in Session Three Days Comes to a Close at Noon Today with Re-election of 1918 Officers.   WILL WITHDRAW THE STATE FROM NATIONAL BODY

LIVING IN GLASS HOUSE   House of Commons Turns Frow Vubim to Talk About Manilla ® “Aspirations.”

ENGLISH AROUSED BY “SENATE RESOLUTION      5   Suggested “House of Lords _ Answer Trish Attitude With Plea For Philippine’s “Wreedom,

SENATE’S IRISH RESOLUTION IS DEBATE SUBJECT   House of Commons May “Resolve” Freedom for the P. 1.

WOMEN AT Tt POLLS   (NATIONAL LEAGUE OF WOMEN WATCHFU!   Five Women Candidates fer ihe   United States Senate.

A RED ARMY LIKE IN RUSSIA   Siteation im Ruhr Region of Germany Described as Perilvua.

Sixty Dollars for “4 Estelle Paxtor      Bonated ata Mecring of Knights of Cohtanbus Held Monday Evening

Sixty Dollars for Estelle Paxtox   Donated at a Mecting of Knights of Columbus Held Monday Evening

RAISING FEWER HOGS   . ": Kansas Preducers Find Hog) Raising Unprofitable Now 

BARS UNFORM ON STRIKERS   Senator New’s Bill ie Favorably Re. ported by the Senate Military © Committee.

MUSI IAKE UFF UNIrURMS   Bill Bars Army and Navy Clethes to Men on Strike.

DECATUR MEN AT STATE MEET   Delegates From the Local Council No. 864 Knights of Columbus are   AT THE CONVENTION   In Fort Wayne Today— Program Opened Last Night—Many There

OFC SOREN STATE MEETING      Two Hundred and Fifty Delegates In the City For ‘the Convention   FIRST BUSINESS TO-DAY

0. KS U. S. RESERVATIONS   Lendon Report Says League Council Indorses Proposed Action.

CANADIAN PAPERS HAVE TO CU!   ‘Print Paper Shortage in Wanitobs i Compels Suspension of All Pubdlicatfons:

“A VANDERBILT HEIR MARRIES MARY CADOGE   KING AND QUEEN AND BRITISH ROYALTY PRESENT,   Groom Is Marquis Blandford, Son 0} Duchess of Marlborough, Former. lv Consuelo Vanderbilt.

MARLBOROUGH HEIR MARRIES   British Roya! Fam ly Present at Wed. ding of Vanderbilt Kin at St. Margaret's Church.

AYRSHIRE MAN GETS— VERDICT FOR $9,000      Damages Awarded to Miner Who Asked for $20,000 in Complaint.

18 CENTS FOR ~ SUGAR REFUSED   Cuban Dealers Holdin, Staple for TwentyFour Cents

RUSSIAN REDS BREAK TRAP IN FIERCE BATTLE   Succeed i in “Making Way Out But Are Re-surrounded “ by Poles.

FORGE CORDON ABOUT SOVIETS   Entire Russian Armies Are in Danger of Being Captured ' in Retreat.   REDS CUT WAY THROUGH

BOLSHEVIK CUT POLISH DEFENSE   30 to Eastward by Going Through the Polish Lines.

BOLSHEVIK EOUAPE IO EASTWARD   REMNANTS OF THE FOURTH SOVIET ARMY HAVE CUT THEIR WAY THROUGH THE POLES.   HOWEVER, THE POLES KEEP RIGHT ON TAKING RUSSIAN TOWNS AND RUSSIAN PRISONKRS

ESCAPED FROM -- POLISH TRAP   Soviets Cut Through the Lines After 10 Hours  Hard Fighting

RUSSIANS SLIP OUT OF POLISH FORCES’ TRAP   Remnants of the Fourth Army Reported Surrounded Again, However   START FLANK MOVEMENT   River Passage Also Forced by Polish Troops, Says Official Statement

WAY THROUGH POLISH  REGROUPED FORC S FOUGHT  CORDONS   MOVE RED RESERVES UP   - 4 Preparation fer Drive on Seuth \¥runt Reaches Polish General Haller   4 On Central Front Seaticred Sovict  Army Continues Effort to . EFceane .

ATH RUSSIAN :      After Terrific Battle: Redd Slash Path Thru Sur- : i rounding Poles.               RESERVES RUSHED UP. TO AID OF BOLSHEVIK

ESCAPED FROM — POLISH TRAP   Soviets Cut Through the . Lines After 10 Hours. Hard Fighting... -

PART OF RED ARMY CUTS ITS WAY OUT   REGROUPED FORCES FOUGHT WAY THROUGH) POLISH CORDONS   MOVE RED RESERVES UP   Prepar ation fer Drive en Seut! ‘rout Reaches Polish General Hailer   On Central Front Scattered Sovic Army Continues ikffort to Eseape

ARE SHATTEREL   ONLY REMNANTS OF RUSSIAN REGIMENTS ESCAPE CAPTURE.   HARD STREET FIGHTS   RUSSIANS, THOUGH BEATEN. DO NOT YIELD EASILY.   Pollsh Peace Delegntes Have Not Yet Learned of the Turn Affairs Have Taken. _

SUFFRAGE STILL IN DOUBT   Decisive Vote Kapected toa Come in  Delaware WV edane<day.

Senate Prepared to Act Immediately Aiter House Has Rendered Decision.   WEEK-END RESPITE !S RELIEF TO ADVOCATES      Strenuous Work is Planned During Recess and by the Time for Roll Cali Ratitication Workers Express Contidenee That a Majority Can be Brought Info Camp.

DELAWARE WILL REACH SUFFRAGE VOTE NEXT WEEK   Fess Pleads for the Ratification of Amendment.

SUFFRAGE VOTE WEDNESDAY.      Delaware G, O, P. Warned That Ds feat May Be Costly.

LOCK HORNS ON FEMININE VOTE   The Delaware Legislature : Expected to Dispose of Amendment Soon   BY NEXT WEDNESDAY   Both Sides Prophesy a Victory But Outcome Js Still Douhttul

MAN ARRESTED  WITH DYNAMITE REVEALS CLAIRS   POLICE HAVE HOPES OF SOLVING WALL STREET EXPLOSION AND MAKING WHOLESALE: ARRESTS.   Prisoner Tells Jail Attendants That Wall Stxect incident Was Only a Start.

~ BOMB PLOT   Florean Zetenaka of Broeklyn Artested in Pittsburgh.   {DYNAMITE - IN" POSSESSION   Alleged Plotter Said to ttave PreGicled Other More Seridus Disasters.

MAY SOLVE BLAST INWALL-ST   Man, Carrying Dynamite, Selzed At Hotel in Pittsburg   MANY CLUES FOUND, CLAIM   Expected to Result in Genera Roundup of Conspirators

CLUE TO N. Y. BOME   POLIO“ THINK THEY: \RE. ON THE RIGHT TRALL.   They Have a Letter Which Threstens 2 S.J More Destructive Assault Than the Last. -

Nature of Evidence, Not Divulged, For/ -warded to Department of. Justice— -. Russian Had Suitcase Full of Dynamite : Clues Given By SuSpect May  Lead to Scores of Arrests in-Brooklyn. .

BROOKLYNITE ARRESTED WT DYNAMITE MAY BE CLEW 10 WALL ST EXPLOSION, BELIEVE   Scores of Arvests of Plotiers Likely; Ap Result of Grilling of Prisoner: Fights Capture

THINK NEW ARREST MAY GIVE CLUE 10 WALL ST: BOMBERS   Dynamite Laden Red on Way to New York Is Captured by Pittsburgh Police.   PRISONER PREDICTS NEXT EXPLOSION MORE TERRIBLE   Suspect Left Room in Brooklyn With Bag Shortly Before Explosion Occurred.

MAKE ARREST FOR WALL ST. BLAST   Man Taken in Pittsburg May Throw Light en NX. Y. Explosion

MAN FOUND WITH DYNAMITE JAILED AFTER HOT FIGHT   Clues Given May Leac To Scores Of Arrests In New York.

ARREST SUSPECT   Pittsburg Authorities Hold Mar Arrested With Dynamite Ir His Possession

IN BOMB CASE   Man Taken After Fight With the Police Had Quantity of Dynamite.   REMARKS CAUSED ARREST   Authorities Believe the Prisoner May Solve Mystery of Wall Street. .

PITTSBURGH POLICE ARPES" BROOKLYN MAN WITH DYNAMITE   Now Yerk Dispatch Says Police There Can't Connect Him With Recent Exp!osion

Authorities Secure Information From Man Arrested With Dynamite In His Possession -

PITTSBURGH POLICE ARREST BROOKLYN MAN WITH DYNAMPEPE   A COAL MINE WORKER   New York Dispatch Says Police There Can't Connect Him With Recent Explosion

Important nt Arrest In Pittsburel   Arrest Mado tp Pittsburgh:May Leat -to Solution. of the Wall Street Ex ploalon.

WALL ST. BOMB SUSPECT TAKE Al PITTSBURGH   Florean Zelanaka’s Arrest May Lead to Solution of Exlosion Mystery.   RUSSIAN’S REMARKS CAUSES HIS ARREST   He Says Recent Explosion i But a Starter— Others Are to Follow.

TALKS OF DYNAMITE AND POLICE THINK HE KNOWS ABOUT BLOW-UP   Man from Brooklyn ts Jailed By Pittsburg Police When They Are Notified   Russian Passport Is Found in His Reoms; Threatens One More Big Explosion

NPORTANT ARREST WN EXPLOSION CASE   PITTSBURG POLICE ARREST MAN WITH A QUANTITY OF DYNAMITE.   IN NEW YORK SEPT, 16.   Said to Have Left His Place Of Business Shortly Before the Explosion—Officers Are Seeking Details.

HAY NOW SOLVE ~ WALLSTREET OLA T   Man, . Arrested at  Pittsburg, Carried a  ” Quantity of Dyna mite -—Arrested Man  Claims Start Has Only Been Made

MYSTERY OF WALL STREEI   Arrest of Man Leads tc New Clues on Explosion Disaster.

EXPLOSION MYSTERY MAY BE CLEARED THROUGH Th ARREST SF THIS OUSPEE   HAD QUANTITY OF DYNAWIFE © POSSESSION; TALKED ABOUT WALL STREET,

CLUES LIKELY TO RESULT I WANY ARRESTS   Police Find Dynamite in Possession of Alien Nabbed in Pittsbura.*   BOASTS OF DISASTER . -GAUSED IN WALL ST.   Government. Agents Take Ur Chase With. Additional Information

POLICE THINK THEY HAVE CLEW TO N. Y. BOMB   Man Who Had Dynamite Wit! Him and Who Talked Too Much, Under Arrest.

PRIQUNER GIVES INFORMATION Uh NY. EXPLOSION   Clues Furnished Pittsburgh  Police May Lead to Solution of Mystery, Government Agents Assert.

POLICE PROBE   fBelieved He Was Im “* plicated in Recent Disaster; Man is Taken From Train in Pittsburch.

SUSPECT FOUND (NEW YORK DYNAMITE CASE   Russian Had Large Supply of Explosives In His Possession.

BRUKER A OWINDLER   ( M. MEAL OF THIS CTTY IS ‘mT A NBAT aM.   Charges Have Heen Filed Against M. KF. Ryan, Broker, Who Has Absconded,

BROKER A SWINOLER      cM. MILLER oF THIS TY Is dUTP AN SUM.            ye Been Filed Agsinst M t, Broker,; Who Has:  Charges. Ha FL

LOOK FOR LIGHT VOTE IN INDIANA TODAY   WOOD AND JOHNSON EXPECTEO TO LEAD—HOOVER HARD HIT EY NEW  . RULING

INDIANA VOTE NOT JHEAVY IN PRIMARY   Four Candidates on Republican Ticket Contest for Big Delegation.   JOHNSON AGAINST HOOVER   California Trying to Decide Which of Favorite Sons  to Support,

YORK STATE HAS A BLIZZARD   Worst for Years Raging in Gloversville and Johnstown.

CHESTER STILL AT LARGI   Murderer Somewhere in Western Nebraska Hills—Victim’s Brother Aids.

COMMITTEE ON UTILITIES BILI   Begin Sitting Today fo: Purpose of Gaining Information

INFORMAL HEARINGS ON PUBLIC (UTILITY BILL BEGIN BY COMMITTEE      HEARING FOR PURPOSE OF GATH. ERING INFORMATION FOR THE USE OF COMMITTEE.

WARSAW SENDS COMMUNICATION GIVING - CORRECT DATA ON. POLITICAL: SITUA-.  TION NOW EX~ ISTING    CONFERENCE IS CALLED   President and Cabinet Officers Discuss Problem But : Maintain Sphynx-Like ‘Somber Silence

POLIGH DELEGATES START FOR MINSK   Ask Assurance That Represen: taives May Gommunicate With Warsaw.   GUARANTEES DEMANDED

ESSENTIALS OF POLISH PEACE’. . -ALREADY: SENT TO BOLSHEVIKI   Note Sent‘by Wirelesa, Demands Guarantees That Poles ‘Be Permitted:to Coneniaaea Direct. With Soviet Authorities at. Moscow; Answer Aw aited.

WIFE MURDERER IS HANGED IN CHICAG(   Charles Haensel Goes to Death With a Smile on His Face,

JAP OPINION (¢ DNIDED & 10 Ud PUT   LEADERS OF NATIONS THOUGHT AND ACTIVITY PRANKLY DIS(USS SITUATION,

RACE PREJUDICE, SAY NOTED JAPS   Leading Politicians and Business Men Express Their Opinion on Dispute.   SITUATION A KNOTTY TANGLE   Marquis Okuma Declares California Insists on Exclusion of Japanese Because They Are Too Thrifty for the Americans.

JAPS HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT OF RAGE PROBLEM   Vice Admiral Says Japar Should Be Prepared To Fight.

JAPANESE LEADERS ARE OPTIMISTIC   VICE ADMIRAL SATO "BELIEVES JAPAN AND AMERICA CAN SETTLE DIFFERENCES.

CALIFORNIA ROW KNOTTY TANGLE   Race Prejudice Behind Dispute. Say Noted Japs.   LEADING MEN GIVE OPINION   One Leading Politician Says Exclusion Insisted Upon Because Japanese Are Too Thrifty for Ameicans —Save Too Much.

COMPLEX TURN   OUTSTANDING RESULTS POINT TO ENDORSEMENT OF WILSON ADMINISTRATION

WILSON ENDORSED - BY GEORGIA VOTE   Bryan Apparently Repudiatec in Vote for Delegates ‘in : Nebraska. -—-~ —   WETS SEE “SOME HOPES”   Hitchcock Said to Be Supporter of “Light Wine and ~ . . Beer” Program,

BRYAN LOSES IN NEBRASKA; LOOKS LIKE WET VICTORY   SENATOR WITCHCOUK CTIA. DENGERD COMMONER ON DRY QUESTION AND DECLARED FOR WINE AND BERR,

PRIMARIES IN 2 sTATES ond WILSON UPHELD   Endorsement of Administration Indicated in Nebraska and Georgia Vote   BRYAN’S LEADERSHIP ~ TS APPARENTLY LOST   TWO MEN LISTED ANTI-BRYAN ARE IN LEAD OF COMMONER —HIRAM JOHNSON REPUB. LICANS FAVORITE.

ENDORSED IN PRIMARIE'   RETURNS FROW DENOCK RATIC PRIMARIES IN NEBRASKA AST GEORGEA INDICATE UT.   SOME APES a BER OWET" LEANED VICTORY OF HITeHCOL Wi OVER BRYAN,

NEBRASKA AND GEORGIA ENDORSE ADMINISTRATION   Political Observers See a “Wet” Victory in Senator Hitchcock's Seeming Defeat of Bryan.

THIS IS THE OUTSTANDING RE SULT OF PRIMARIES HELD ON. TEESDAY.   Bryan Raouping Third in Nebrasks While Attorney General A. Mitchel Palmer is Leading in Georgia.

ASKS GUARDIAN AE HEMOVEL   WAR MOTHER ALLEGES TRIM BLE HAS REFUSED TO PROVIDE FOR HER FAMILY   TWO SONS IED IN ARM

KUMUNED  PRESIDENT WILL URGE DEMOCRATS  To Ratify Treaty Without Crossing a “T” or Dotting an “I”  la His Important Message to the Jack: eon Day Dioner. Washington, Jan. 6—The rumor persisted today that President Wilsor plans to urge the Democratic party t make the ratification of the treats   To Ratify Treaty Without Crossing 2 “T” or Dotting an ‘I’   la Hie Important Message to the Jackeon Day Dioner.

PROOF THAT GERMANS ARE — RED MOVEMENT LEADERS  1S HELD BY DEPARTMENT

SPORT WRITERS FORECAST OF THE THIRD GAME TODAY   Battalions of Pill Swatters on Even Terms as They Face Each. Other on  ‘Diamond .   LEFT-HAND TOSSERS      SPHERT, MAY BE TWIRLED BY SOUTHPAW IN EFFORT. TO CONFUSE KNIGHTS OF THE  WILLOW-< ,

SUPEHOAD ANU INDIANS OM-EVEN FOOTING, KEEN FOR THEIR THIRD CONTEST   Speaker Already Planning on Opener a Cleveland With Coveleskie Pitching after: a Rest of Three Days.   BOTH MANAGERS FIGURING ON BEST STRATEGY FOR TODAY'S FIGHT

BOTH TEAMS ANXIOUS — TO TAKE TODAY’S GAMI   Mails, Cleveland’s New-Comer, Likely To Be Given a Chance To Show What He Can Do Against the Dodgers This Afternoon.

THIRD GAME IN WORLD SERIES ~~ PLAYED TODAY   Both Teams Anxious. to Win Today in Order to Have Advantage When ‘Series Open in Cleveland

SMALL CARRIED DOWNSTATE BY 359,906 MARGIN   Emmerson’s Plurality Largest of Any Candidate.

VAFRIEQ STATE " be BRALITIES   OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM RECENT ELECTION RETURNS,

Death Sentence imposed on John Moore Convicted of Murdering Policemat   Charge of Killing Bartender Was Also Pending Against Against Doomed Man.

KILLER 1S GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE   JURY CONVICTS JOHN MOORE, 24, OF SLAYING KANSAS CITY POLICEMAN,

BRITAIN AND ITALY ” EXPECTED T0 REPLY TO AMERICAN NOTE   Washington Indicates French Statement as to Russian Policy is Satisfactory   FRANCE NOT TO RUSH AID TO BARON WRANGE      Vatican’s Official Organ Carrie Approval of Polish Cause

AMERICA EXPECTING AN ANSWER 10 NOTE OUTLINING POLICY ON RUSSOPHLISH WAR SITHATION

CONGRESS. IS AWAKE NOW The Present Farm and Industrial Crises Arouse ~ Activity.

"-ONGRESS IS AWAKE NOW   AN EES Ee ea Re ARTY ARE AT TE  The Present Farm and Industrial Crises Arouse Activity.

HAD HAIL IN RHODE ISLAND   Stones Sine of Hen'’s Eggs Fail for » Heur, Leveling Tobacco and BRreakineg Claas.

RAILWAY OFFICLAL  Shet te Death By Discharged Empleye In His Office

John Crawford, Labor Commissioner, Investigates Boiler Explosion

WANTS BOLKER INSPECTION   Sohn Crawford, Labor Commissioner, Investigates Boiler Explosion

REVOLUTION IS CRY OF RED HORDE   Spur Italian Worker: On To Overthrow Government.

EXECUTIVES OF THE ERIRD IN. TERNATIONAL ISSUES A MANIFESTO. TO WORKERS.   Battleships and Destroyers Have Been Ordered to Benoa—Froop Train Not Allowed to Run.

URGE RESOLUTIONS ON LABOR UNIONS  Third _ Intern natio nale __ Takes      GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED   Acts of Violence Continue and Situation Is More \ Serious, -

URGE ITALIANS 10 START REVOLUTION   i Soviets Continue ‘Direct Action  Activities While Leaders t Discuss Peace.

WORKERS TAKE OVER FACTORIES AND ROB SAFES   LABORITES IN ITALY ARE URG ED TO TURN DEMONSTRATION INTO REVOLUTION

GENERAL UPRISING NOW FEARED   Third internationale Calis For Revolutionary Outbreak   SEIZURES ARE CONTINUED   Factory Money Confiscated by Workers, Report

ITALIAN UNREST MAY TURN TO A SERIOUS REVOLT   General Strike Proclaimed in ,Como Against Arrest of Soldiers.

ITALY MUST WAR WITH BOLSHEVISN   STRIKE TURNING [NTO THEFT _ AND REVOLUTION   POLES ARE AGAIN MENACED   New Drive Has Been Started by the Ruasians, Conflicting Reports as to the Outcome of the Fiqhtiog.

ITALY MENACED BY REVOLUTION   Executives of Third Interna ‘tionale Issue. Call-for Uprising of Radical Element.   TROOP TRAINS STOPPED

Workers Blow Up Safe In Fiat Works—Steal Huge Sum   BATTLESHIPS LAND TROOPS IN GENOA

Attorney Geheral Palmer Confers With Wilson - On Plans.  eo   MAKE GOOD SURVEY   Two Courses Are Open Ti Government In Taking Hand.

GOVERNMENT IS PREPARING 10 TAKE ACTION   Injunction “And Crimina’ Prosecution Are Two Steps Possible To Follow   ATTORNEY GENERAL MOVING CAUTIOUSLY   Demands Pouring Into Washington From Business Men Of Country

MURDER OF WEIRTON MAN MAY HAVE BEEN RESULT OF ISLAND POKER GAME      Hancock County Authorities Who Have Been Endeavoring to Clear Up Mystery Surrounding the Brutal Slaying of Contractor, Following Up  New Theory—Detective’s Working on the Case—Big Reward is Offered. 7

Hancock County Authorities Who Have Been Endeavoring to Clear Up Mystery Surrounding the Brutal Slaying of Contractor, Following Up New Theory—Detective’s Working "on  the Case~—Big Reward is Offered.

DUFFY LAMBAST CAPITALITS FOR ABUSE OF POINER   Industrial Kings Have Mor Auth i ay the

Controllers Of — Jobs Attackec   Financial Aristocraey Il a: More Power Than Executives Duffy Declares

NO BIDDERS FOR BONDS.   Piivate Parties, However, Will Take Part of the Issue,

XO RIDDERS FOR BON      Private Parties, Hawever, WHE Take Part of the kysue,

‘CASUALTIES IN CLASS RUSH   Liquid Ammania Used by Texas Students in Affray.

STUDENTS OVERCOME BY AMMONIA IN RUSH   LIQUID PUT*IN FIRE EXTINGUISH: ERS AND USED IN CLASS . FIGHT AT AUSTIN.

OHIO’S CANDIDATES      Five Nominees, Most of Them  Editors or Publishers

PRESIDENTIAL DERWY   Ohio ‘Vickels Crowded With Names of Natlve Sons Who Ara Candidates for President and View-Prosidant,

OTTO TAS STILT WORT -AVNDIDATES FOR JOR OF VICE PRESIDENT   Farmer-Labor and Single Tax Choice Both Come From Baueckeye state

OHIO FURNISHES © FOUR NOMINEES   “MOTHER OF PRESIDENTS" HAS CANDIDATE ON FOUR TiCKETS FOR HIGHEST OFFICES

‘Mother of Missing Soldier Puts Three Medals On “Unknown Hero’s” Grave

TOUCHING SCENES AT UNKNOWN TOMB   Tributes Offered at Britain's Shrine Show Feeling of Nation Toward Dead

Communist Leader Declares Russia is More “Dry” Than Even The United States   M. Cachin Denies That Religion Has Been Suppressed By the Moscow Government; State Separated From the Churches; Wine for the Sick Only.

RUSSIA “DRYER” THAN AMERIGA IS    Religion Has Not Been Sup pressed by Soviet Govern ! ment of Country.    $0 SAYS A FRENCH  COMMUNIST LEADER   He Paints a Rather Rosy Picture of the Workings of the Soviet.

SOVIET RUSSIA {8 _ MORE NEARLY ‘ORY THAN EVEN U.S. A   Religion is Not Suppressed, But Absclute Freedom is _Enjoyed, Says Communist   RUSSIA NEEDS TIME

Former Member of the  Virginia Legislature Is Killed by His Wif.

WIFE HELD ON CHARGE "OF SHOOTING HUSBAN:   Ex-Member of Virginia Legisla: lure Dies Today—Tragedy ir Business Section.

WIFE CHARGED WITH MURDER   F. ormer Member of Vir. ginia Legislature Dies From Wounds

BELFAST QUILT AFTER DAYS St BLOODY RIOTS   Number of Persons Killed May Never Be Known; Million Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed.

CHARGES WITHHELD   In Letter of Magee To National League President.

QUARANTINE 000 HOMES NLA FOR INFLUENZA   187 New Cases, Six Deaths Today's Report from San Francisco

WILSON DECLARES THIS FLATLY IN NOTE 10 ENTENTE   Warns World’s Peace Hangs On Blotting Turk From Europe.

TURKS IN EUROPE OPPOSED BY WILSCN   President” Frankly, Expresses Belief That Sultan Should Be Expelled. ;-

Paco, WILGON {i STANDING PAT ON TURKISH AFFAIRS   AINOMALY IS TO BE REMOVED   JUSTICE TO ARMENIA IS IMPERATIVE—TEXT OF HIS NOTE

PRESIDENT ‘URGES TURK BE OUSTED   Wilson Replies to Allies on Framing Turk Treaty.  U. &. INTERESTED

TURK MUST GO, WILSON TELLS ALLIED HEADS   Insists That Declarations of Premiers Should Be  Enforced.

WILSON’S TURKISH NOTE MADE PUBLIC ADVISES EJECTION   President Says Treaty Should Be Based on Plan for Ousting Mohammedans From Constantinople,

PRESIDENT'S NOTE ON TURKEY, FRANK   Turk as Nation Should Be Driven Out,

SULTAN MUST G0 IS WILSON VIEW GIVEN ALLIES   President Says That Russia Must Have a Voicein Matter __

AMERICA’S NOTE ON TREATY WITH TURK   IRREGULARITY OF SULTAN IS EUROPE MUST CBASE.   While the Retention of Constanti meple by Ottoman Seems Deair — gble the United State Will Net Insist.

OF CONSTANS .   Sends Reply to Allied ae claring Their Retention™®  Is “an Anomaly.”   WOULD COUNT RUSSIA INTO THE AGREEMENT   Declares No Permanency There Unless Country Is Recognized in Some Form.

WILSON WANTS - TURKS GUSTED FROM EUROPE   Often Expressed Intention O! Allies Should Be Effected

ANOMALY OF TURK IN EUROPE SHOULD GEASE, SAYS WILSON   Vigorously Urges Carrying Out of Often-Expressed Intention of Allies,   TEXT OF THE AMERICAN REJOINDER MADE PUBLIC   President Does Not Deem It Advisable That United States Should be Represented at Conierence, but Feels That This Government Should Frankly Express Its Views,

WILSON FAVORS DUSTING TURKS FOREVER FROM CONSTANTINO?   Arguments for Their Retention Are Recognized, But the Arguments Against It Aro Far Stronger,   PRESIDENT’S VIEWS EXPRESSED IN NOTE   f Territorial Changes Are Made In Ottoman Empire They Must Not Affect the Interects of United States.

AMERICA'S VIEWS ON PROPOSED TURK © TREATY EXPRESSED   Whole Situation Reviewed in Note Dispatched to French Premier

WILSONWANTS TURKS FORCED FROM EUROPE   informs Allies of Attitude To: . ward Complex Treaty Problem.   ARGUMENTS AGAINST _ MOSLEMS: CONVINCING   President Asserts They Far Oatweigh Those Which Fa‘yor Hs Retention of — Constantnople. °

U, S. Rejoinder to Allied — Note Takes Firm Stand on Expelling of Turks

U5. DEMANDS ALLIES — TURKS’ REIGN IN EUROP   Vigorous Expression of Wilson's Opinion That Anomaly Should Cease.

U.o. OPINION ON TURKISH TREATY lo MADE PUBLIC   President Says Allies’ Original Plan Should Be Carried  fr..4   DISCUSSES TERRITORIAL ~ PHASES OF PROPOSALS   ‘Deems It Unadvisable for Amer ica to be Represented at  Conference.

H.W. WOULD EXPEL TURK   Meanwhile an Anti-Entente Revo lution Has Broken Out Alt Over Country.

WILSON ASSERTS TUAK SHOULD BE ‘OUT’ OF EUROPE   NOTE  ‘PO ALLIES ‘DECLARES “OFTEN EXPRESSED” PLAN SHOULD BE EXECUTED   UNITED STATES WILL NOT BE IN ON THE CONFERENCES

BE PUT OUT Wilson’s Reply  tn Entanto   Bud Ottoman Rule in Constantinople   Jrees Giving to Arment Strong, Protection

PUT OUT TURKS, SAYS WILSON TO COUNCII   Frank Expression ts Contained in Recent Reply.

U.S. WILL HAVE NO DELEGATES AT CONFERENCE BUTHAS RIGHTS   American Views Should Be Frankly Told, He Asserts.   DEMANDS MADE: FOR ARMENIA   Liberal Treatment I: Expected for Suffering People.

" American Rejcinder to Allied Note Shows “Stand Pat’ Policy in Turkey.   WANT RUSS CONSIDERED IN FINAL SETTLEMENT   President Does Not Deem I _Advisable for U.S. to Tale  scot pg Sey ont epee men:

This View of the President Is Expressed in American Rejoinder to Allied Note Transmitting Information on the Status of Negotiations for Peace   SHOULD VACATE CONSTANTINOPLE

OHIO MAY VOTE ON SINGLE TAX PLAN IN FALL   Petitions For Site Value Tax Will Be Submitted.

INTERNATION’L HARVESTER   Big Corporation Will Increase Pre. ferred and Common Stock.

FIFTEEN NEGROS PASSENGERS MISSING,   Missouri Pacific Coaches Derailed and Into River.

TRAIN DERAILED; 17 MISSING   Negro Coach Thrown Into River at, Clayton Junction, La.

TRAIN: IN RIVER: 17. MISSING   Sifteen of Supposed Wreck. Victims. al layton Junction, La, Are. :  eS z . Negroes, «_

TRAIN IN RIVER; 17 MISSING   Fifteen of Supposed Wreck Victims at Clayton Junction, La., Are Negroes,

SHAD BETTER MUZZLE COX.”   London Paper Terms His League and Irish Views “Impudent.*

BOOM FOR MARSHALL   Friends of Vice President Would Give Mim a Promeation

LUWOEN GARAIES HUME STATE OVER WOOD, JOKNSON   WOOD STRONG IN CHICAGO   Lowden Gets Country Districts. Election Jadges Kidnaped, Shooting and Slugging   BULLETIN.

LOWDEN IS LEADING ILLINOIS PRIMARIES   WOOD CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY CHOICE,   Republican Men and Women Voted Preference for Presidential Nomination—The Former Only Being Official.

aMUOTS ELE  BUT LIVES AO HEART 0 dcWA   Bay City Surgeons Battle tc Save Man Who Failed to  Regain Love

OODTS SELF BUT LIVES AO HEART  dE WA   Bay City Surgeons Battle t Save Man Who Failed to  Regain Love

POSSES RUSH 10 SCRE OF      Armed Negroes . Opened Fire When Officers ae to Raid Still.               FEAR MORE TROUBLE. : ROUNDING UP BLACKS

[wo Officers and One Alleged Moonshiner Meet - Death in Battle Staged Two Miles From _ Areadia Early This Morning.   DEPUTY SHERIFF ‘SERIOUSLY WOUNDED      Still Was Supposed, To Be in Operation at Time Officers Made Attempt to Capture Illicit Plant and Its Operators.

BADGER EMPHATIC IN MAKING DEVAL OF ~ SIMS CHARGES   Told Senate Committee To: day it Was His Desire tc Contradict the Charges, a: They Were Not True, a: Regards the Navy.   ‘HEADS NAVY GENERAL BOARD   Since Death of Admiral Dew ey He Has Held This Office

HEAD OF NAVY BOARD © DENIES’ SIMS’ STORY   Admirhl Badger Tells’ Senate Committee That. Navy Was Prepared and Well Gliided.

HEADS: WAVY GENERAL BOARD   Since Death of Admiral Dewev He Has Held Thie Office

‘MEXICANS FIND DEAD YANK   Body of American Doubled in Trunk Discovered Near Calexico, Cai., by Laborers,

MAY TRY SIXGE          Mayor Tauls Has Plan for Tesi Out One. Material.

MAY TRY YE -OXN CROSSING,   Mayor Rouls Has Plan for Testins Out One Material.

ANGRY STUDENTS. WANT DEATH OF CHUM AVENGED   Wisconsin Men Demand In guiry Into Killing of  De i em

AROUSED OVER STUDENT'S DEATH   University of Wisconsir Men Demand Investige tion of Case. in Which Policeman filled ee Jandorf...   JAIL RUSHED

State Fair Style Show Will  2 8 2 ee te te  Be a Very Classy Exhibition

State Fair Style Show Will  2s #£ ws ww sw se se 6 SH Se  Be a Very Classy Exhibition

TEACHERS URGE. BODY TRAINING   Physical Education Stressed ai National Educational Association Convention.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN URGED   Speakers- at N. E. A. Comvention Assert Training of Body Is Essential to Them.

BETTER WAGES FOR TEACHERS ARE DEMANDED   NATIONAL SALARY OF $1,500 FOR CITY AND $1,200 FOR RURAL URGED BY CON. VENTION.

AN ARMY OF TEACHERS OUT   Approximately 140,000 Have RKeaigrned During the Year Because ef Lew Salartes.

AFTER MURDER MOUERMIDIN WOODS SIXDAYS   Police Also Arrest Sweethear! Who Was Found With Him.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS LOW   NEW VORK MONEY MARKET I UNSETTLED FS) SERIOUS MANNER

EXCHANGE RATES TAKE BIG DROP       EXCHANGE MARKET SEVERELY U®NSETTLED, DECLINES TO LOWEST POINT IN SIX MONTHS

EX-POLICEMEN TO FACE TRIAL SOON   Former Waterloo Officers To Appear in Court on Two Charges Today

OFFICERS ON TRIAL. FOR CORRUPT. DEAL.   Waterloo Cops.Charged With Serious Offense.

$500,000 Baby, Bobbie Dickson, Loses Thumbs   Lawn Mower Amputates th Digits of Boy As He Plays on Home Grass.

HARDING REPLIES TC WH ONS. LETTER   G. O. P. Candidate. Explains Reference to French on Téacne, 

Camnaign Manager Reaches Chicago but Committee Ads; journs Until Tuesdaye »   “SECRET SYSTEM” USED BY GO. P.. HE SAYS   "Boiler Plate’ Propaganda — i Being Looked Into by .. Committees sabe.

E. MOORE READY 10) IFSTIFY   Youngstown Man Is Ir Chicago   UENO) tole clad 1  ad  Say Committee Can Secure Proof

College Tragedy Li Whisky F io hy]   Dartmonth Scniok Devg and Polieg Held Robert Meads—Claiing : : Self Derense.:

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE SENIOR KILLED BY FELLOW STUDENT AFTER QUARREL OVER LIQUOF

WHISKEY FIGHT IN FRATERNITY HOUSE, FATAL   Dartmouth Student Slay: Friend to Save Flask  of Liquor.

BOOTLEG CAUSES STUDENT KILLING   Dartmouth Senior Killed by Junior ' Whose” Whiskey He Had Taken: Slayer in Jail.  no “es . ‘

COLLEGE STUDENT 1S SHOT TO DEATH IN LIQUOR OUARRE   Dartmouth Junior Is Arrestec For Slaying Senior Who Took a Bottle of Whisky From His Room.

STUDENT KILLED IN FIGHT FOR WHISKE)   Dartmouth Senior Shot Dead By Junior Classman, Who Claims He Fired In Self-Defense.

QUARREL OVER BOOZE   Leads to Fatal Shooting of ) Dartmouth Student

STENT ‘QUARREL ENDS IN SHOT   Dartmouth’ College -Senior-  Killed’ During. -Argument: > Over Bottle of Whisky

WHISKY CAUSE OF KILLING   Seniee at Dertmeeth Celiege Shes Dead by Stedent Follewtag

QUARREL OVER WHISKEY RESULTS IN MURDEF   Harry Maroney, Dartmouth Student, Killed and Robert J. Meads Under Arrest.

WHISKY. QUARREL ENDS IN SLAYING OF COLLEGE: WAN   Dartmouth Fraternity House Scene of Crime; Junior Is Caught Soon Afterward   TO CLAIM SELF DEFENSE   Father of Accused Expected -To Defend When Trial Is Held in September _

STUDENT IS SLAIN DURING ARGUMENT OVER-SOME BOOZE   Nartmouth College Excited Over Monier; Junior ‘Weld In Fail.

COLLEGE SENIOR “SLAIN IN FIGHT OVER WHISKEY   Junior,~ Caught . After Flight, Is Charged With His Murder   “FRAT” HOUSETRAGEDY   Student Arrested Claims He Shot ’ Maroney Through Heart in Self-Defense

Real County Fair for ‘Republic Ca.  f Lene BF. 71 06ClU«wW Cw CUP k

THREE KILLED IN CROSSING ACCIDENT   Switeh Engine Hit Auto a Grade Crossing Near Elwood.

ING CRASHES   FATAL TO SIX IN INDIANA SUN. DAY   SWITCH ENGINE HITS CAR   Farmer and Wife Fatally Crushed By Train

New York Senate Leader Pre dicts Resolution to Investi gate Exchange Will Fail Blame It for Crash in Market

Black Re Resolution to  Fail if Wall Street’s  _ Hurt, Walters Says

RHUHIBITIONISTS WILL HOLD ThelR CONVENTION NEX]      Presidential Nomization Meeting Will be Held at Lincoln, Neb., Starting July 21   PLAN TO PUT TICKET IN FIELD   Woman’s Entrance Into Politics and World Phohibition Will Be Discussed by Delegates.

PROHIBITION PARTY “TO MEET T0 SEE F IT SHOULD DIE   Silence Of Other Parties Gives Leaders Impression Its Task Not Finished

ATIONAI- CHAIRMAN . BAYS  OUI PARHIES HAVE: FAILED TO iP EAITH :

TO GIVE EXPRESSION TO DRY VOTER:   Prohibition Party Will Nomix ate Candidates for President and Vice-President.

PROHIS TO NAME THEIR CANDIDATE   Democratic and Republican Par: ties Omitted Planks on Prohibition.

DERG WILL HOLD CONVENTION IN LINCOLN 21-23   National Prohibition Party to Decide Fate at Thirteenth Quadrennial Meeting.   POSSIBILITY OF NAMING PRESIDENTIAL TICKET   Feature of Convention Is Law Enforcement Massmeeting and Woman’s Program.

DRY FORCES FAVOR TICKET.   Prohibition Party Fate to Be Be :  cided at Lincoln.

TAXES FOR 1921 MAY BE LESS   Republican Leader Mondell Urges Reduction of Budget and Refunding Government Obtigations,

REDUCE TAXES DY CUTTING Ot EXPENDITURES   cut In Appropriations of Billion And A Quarter Advised.

SAYS GOVERNMENT _ CAN REDUCE TAXES ~— BYECONOMIZING   Resta Leader’ Mondell Talk to House: on. Queetion of Taxes:

TAX REDUCTION WILL. BE MADE   Cuts Will Come Thru the Work of Congress It Is Said

DUT EAPENOE DAVE TAXES OAYOMONDELL   Republican Leader Urges Elimination of Many Forms of Government Expense.

LEADER MONDELL ANNOUNCES CUT OF A BILLION AND A QUARTER IN APPROPRIATIONS IS CONTEM.  ae Sie ee

MONDELL WOULD REDUCE TAXES BY ~~ CHTTING BILLS   Wants to Chop. Nation’s Bx _Penses by Eliminating all, g Democrati

4G MEMBERSIN LEAGUE NATIONS   Secretary Houston Says Government Revenue Must Ite Kept to $4,000,000,000, Aimually.

Congress May SLASH SLASH _. LL Republican Leader Mondeii  Points Out Way to Ease  { Tax Burden.   CUT ARMY AND NAVY BUDGET   House Leader Urges Reduction of $1,250,000,000 From  Eetimataa

MONDELL URGES EXPENDITURE CUT   GOVERNMENTAL £CONOM! WOULD REDUCE TAXES, REPUBLICAN LEADER TELLS HOUSE

MILLION A MONT IN JUNK SALES   Sums Realized” From Serap Shown By Shipping Board.

BIG FIGHT OVER THE TREATY PLANK   THE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE FORCES DELAY JN REPORT,    UNABLE TO AVERT A CLASH   Negotiations Between Conflicting Elemente Went On All Night Withgut Agreement—Some of Rese. lutions ag Outlined by Com:

CAMPAIGN EXPOSURES FORCE MISSOURI G. 0. P. TO DO “HOUSE CLEANING

Kills Hogs At Odon And Makes Things Lively For Men Who  Came To Haul Them Away.   ONE MAN WAS UNCONSCIOUS

LIVE WIRE CAUSES x. EXCITEMENT   WIRE FENCE BECOMES CHARGED --KILLS HOGS AND SHOCKS MEN

SPEAKERS’ CLUB 10 HOLD LAST MEETING   New Officers to Be Named; Applications for MemberShip Now Open

POPE INJURED WHEN HE FALL:   News Leads to Revival of Rumor: That Benedict Is Sufferer From Paralysis; Knee Is Hurt.

EXTRA   -POPE HURT IN FALL   Londen Has Heard He Had Stroke of Paralysis

RUMORED POPE “HAD A STROKE   Fell in His Library sind Suffered Ue jury to His Kiee

QUIET AUoalA  UEPENUING UPON MURAL INVASIIN   ’  ‘LENINE CRAPTILY MAPS OUT CAM.  PAIGN FOR SPREADING SPIRIT OF BOLSHEVISM,

SESSION QF FRENCH ASSEMBLY 1S CHLLEL   SUCCESSOR TO DESCHANEL TC ‘BE SELECTED BY BODY NEXT THURSDAY,

RICKLESS MINCE PIES HEREAFTE   REVENUE BOARD MAKES MOR? RULINGS ON USES OF IN'TOXICATING LIQUORS

REVENUR BOARD MAKES -MORT RULINGS ON USES OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS

ROYALTY WILL GO TO WORK   King George Suspends Rule Forbid. ding Members of Family to Enter Business.

H. C. L. HITS ROYAL FAMILY   Rule Forbidding British Princes En. tering Business Suspended.

BANDITS ESCAPE   No Clue to Men Who Killed Minne. ss gpolis Patrolman, _

HARDIWG BECLANES TANIMANY GANG 1 NEW YORK AND ISD NOW CONTA LS C8)   But Maintains That Administration Was Strong Enough to Make League the Main Issue   CALLERS ARE BARRED   Until Acceptance is Writien —Glad to Make League of Nations the Leading Issue

HILL BE GIVEN COX AND HARD ING   y Committee Investigating Pr Convention Election Expenses.

CANDIDATES WILL BE GIVEN A “CLEAN BILL’   Campaign Expenses of Both Cox anc Harding Were Conservative Committee Finds.

TRE MURDERERS STILL AT LARGE   Abandoning Stolen Auto of Philadelphia.Victim at a Wheeling Garage.   NO TRACE OF TWO MEN AND “PRETTY ELONDE”   Murder of Herry T. Pierce Remains a Mystery to the Police.

Democrats Give Wide Publicity to Cardinal’s Indorsement of Pact.   ROOT STICKS TQ CHARGE   New Yorker Avers Cox Announced Himself as in Accord With Wilson.

ROOT REFUSES: MEMBERSHIP IN ~~ ANANIAS CLUB   Points Out That Cox Stands fo Wilson League Just as ‘She Was Made."'

ROOT DECLINES MEMBERSHIP IN ANANIAS (IIIB   Sends Gov. Cox Telegram Thousand Words Long Defending Position   DECLARES HE DID GOV. COX NO HARM   DEMOCRATS PLEASED WITE  - CARDINAL GIBBONS’ INTER: VIEW ENDORSTNG LFAGUT OF NATIONS.

FRANCE THINKS REVOLT PERIL ISPASSED.   MAINTAINS RIGHT TO OC CUPY DISTRICT IF THE TREATY VIOLATED

POLISH ADVANCE ENCOURAGING      SOME RED DIVISIONS ID NET, THEIR ESCAPE UNLIKELY

AROUSED AUSalA READY TO Ghat ASPIRING POLES   POLISH ADVANCE ENCOURAGING   SOME RED DIV ISIONS IN NET, THEIR ESCAPE UNLIKELY

AEDS ENTER WESEL BUT ARE DRIVEN QUT BY FEDERALS   Chaotic Conditions Reported Throughout Entire Land.   yAINS ARE REPORTED   Sharp Shelling Between Reds and Federals In North.

AN EXPRESS STRIKE.   Now Looms Uniéss.Wages Are Greatly Increased,

THe GOX CHARGES: ARE PAGVEH TRUE   REPUBLICAN NAC TONAL TREASURIIL UPHAM WRONG   REPUBLICAN TESTIFIES

Me COX CHARGES. ARE PROVEN TRUE   REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TREASURER UPHAM WRONG   REPUBLICAN TESTIFIES

STANDING OF THE TEXAS FOOT BALL TEAMS; RIGE OWLS TO FACE AGGIES HERE TODAY      Then the Decks Will Be Cleared to Texas and A & M. oo Meet at Clark Field in Austin on Thanksgiving Day.

HASKELL WON OVER  K. U. SUMMER TEAM   INDIANS INFLICT FIRST DEFEAT ON SUMMERITES, 2 TO 1   i a ee a  ‘Red” Nevitt of Gustafson Team Held Elks tv Lone Hit in  ~  5 to 0 Game

HASKELL WON OVER © K. U. SUMMER TEAM   INDIANS INFLICT FIRST DE: FEAT ON SUMMERITES, » TO 1   “Red” Nevitt of Gustafson Team Held: Elks to Lone Hit in 5 to G6 Game

Harding Never Heard of DeStatement - From Headquarters Announces.   CLAIMS FRENCHMAN ‘WAS COX EMISSARY   Democratic Nominee’s Solution of “French Spokes“man” Is Punctured.

COX 1S CAPTURED © ~ IN HIS OWN TRAP   CAREFULLY LAID PLAN FAILS TO WORK WHEN HARDING DENIED CONFERESCE ‘WITH FRENCHMAN   COX KNEW ABOUT PROPOSED INTERVIEW   Harding Never Saw Man and Had No Talk With Him On “Association of Nations” and ’ Plan Fails,

FRENCH PLEA IS BAIT OF COX'S HARDING SAYS   Correspondent Was Drilied On Questions fo Ask.

Dekobra Attempt te Interview Republican Neomimee Proved to  Re Wimaesneeenafan) 

COX’S BAIT WAS FAILURE, CLAIM   _DEMOCRAT’S ALLUSIONS TO TALK : WITH FRENCH HUMORIST : SAID TO BE FALSE

COX UNGUGEESoE UL IN HIS ATTEMPT TO TRAP HARDING   Republican Candidate Never Saw French Journalist Maurice DeKobra.   JOKE IS ON THE GOVERNOR

DENIES HUMORIST VISITED HARDING   Publicity Manager for Candidate Says DeKobra Failed to See Senator   QUOTES GOVERNOR COX   Statement Issued to Refute Charges That Journalist Is “Freneh Agent”

SAYS COX FELL   ~ESEE SA QUAY PEs 8 PP  ihigcnn inal   ‘Senator Harding Alleges Be Kebr:  Incident Was Arranged by His  Democratic Opposent   AIDE FOILED PLOT   Through Discretion of Harding Director of Publicity, Frenchman Never Met Senator

COX'S ATTEMPT TRAP HARDING UNSUCCESSFUL   Sen. Harding Never Heard o French Author. Declines t Talk Further on the Incident.

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT 10 TRAP HARDING GHARGEL   Republican Nominee Hac Never Heard of Maurice Dekobra Until Tuesday.   FRENCHMEN HAD BEEN TRAVELING WITH COX   Senator Regards Incident as Closed and Does Not Intend to Reveal Identity of His Informants or Any Othe Details Informal Advances

ISSUE STATEMNT Oh COX'S GHARG!   Publicity Director Denies That Harding Knew DeKobra.   TRAP, ASSERTS WELLIVER   Into Which Republican Nominee Did Not Fall, Not Conferring With French Journalist Although Latter Sought Interview —- Incident Olosed, Harding Says.

OAS COX ENTERED TRAP HE HAD SET FOR G. 0. P. LEADER   REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS DE NIES CANDIDATE EVER SAW DE KOBRA.   [SOUE FORMAL STATEMENT   Harding Declines to Make Any Further Statement As to Spukesmen for France wee Interviewed  m,

PAPER MILLS SOLD. .- THE DEAL [8 HUGE   Transfer of Menasha Com pany Property Announced.

‘NEWSPAPER UNION . IN BADGER DEAL   Buys Pulp Mills and Power Plant for $2. 000,000

OLDEST MeMath Of LOUGE AT WILFORD   Judge Henry Knight. 92, Dead at Union Star, Mo., Made Masen at Milford. Seventy Years Ago,

Mth OF LODGE AT MILFORD   Judge Henry Knight, 92, Dead at Union Star, Me. Made, Masen at Milford, Seventy Years Ago.

Atchison County Negro Fair  TRUE ELEVEN HALL  Monday Night, August 2nd.

Armsirong Bros   Atchison County Negro Fait TRUE ELEVEN HALL  Monday Night, August 2nd.

POLAND DESIRES EARLY PEACE. WITH BOLSHEVIK   CondPtions: Tntindie: Restitution: of. Ter ritory Take: in: Partition of 1772.

er ste enema cena mer emmmalomtar  POLES WANT TO MAKE PEACE IS CLAIM OF DIET

SOVIET IS PROCLAIMED BY WORKERS IN ITALY   \mbassadors Refer Appeal for Condemned Hungarians to Their Respective Governments—Russian Army Units Retiring to Line Fixed by Peace Conference, ~~~

SOME - RELIEF 48 PROMISED   ‘Long Beach Has Not Seen Vehicle Of Any Kind For Two Days—  Central Is Running Fourtéen  Te ti, Beer ars:   ‘COAL SHORTAGE JIS ACUTE

By Storm of Sleet and Snow. Which is the Worst in  Years   TRANSPORTATION TIED UP

MANHATTAN  GRIP OF STORM   Vessels Battle Gale and Railway Service is Demoralized in Many Sections.

PASSENGER BOAT ON A SAND REEF BADLY BROKEN   Tugs and Coast Guard Cutters Unable to Reach Ves-~ sel on Account of Pounding Waves   EFFORTS AT RESCUE  ALL BUT HOPELESS

NEW YORK [5 HELPLESS IN STORMS GRIP   Traffic Paralyzed By Record Snowdrifts Piled On Streets   MAYOR ASKS PUBLIC TO CLEAN HIGHWAYS   $8 a Day No Induce. ment To Snow Shovellers

Mayor Asks Men in Transportation Business to Sus pend Work, Aid City   DELIVERY OF FOOD, COAL ONLY, ADVISED   Many Pedestrians Injured by ~ Falling Copings and Cornices: One Killed.

NEW YORK 1S STILL IN GRIP OF STORM   Small Prospect of Relief in Cinke   TRANSIT LINES TIED UP   Trains in Subway Literally Mobbed—-Surface Cars Almost Cease to Operate— Health Department Alarmed ——-Problem of Distributing Food Supplies Also Serious.

TOWERING WAVES Who GROUNDED STEAMOHIP   VESSEL HAS ABOARD THIRTY-TWO PASSENGERS AND CREW OF SEVENTY-TWO.   NEW YORK 19. STORMBOUND   Demoralization of Transit Lines Almost Unprecedented and Sub- . ways Mobbed.

10 LABOR To CLEAR ‘THE RIFTS. AND "TRAFFIC ~-PARALYSED—FOOD AND  FUEL. SHORTAGE —SERE a)

NEW YORK IN GRASP OF STORM; TRAFFIC IS DEMORALIZED   Many Seriously In jured by Fall ing Cornice—Army Officer Killed.   BLINDING SNOWSTORM PREVENTS AIDING SHIP   Princess Anne is Aground with 104 Persons—No Immediate Danger is Feared.

Blinding Storm Frustrates Rescue From Stranded Shir   Vessels Which Go to Aid of Princess Anne, With 104 Persons on Board, Fail to Get Within Hailing Distance—Navy Dirigible May Be Used Today in Attempt to Carry Line to Steamer.

Storm Has Made Problem ol Distributing City’s Food Supply Serious.   SOME RELIEF PROMISED FROM FUEL SHORTAGE      Dozens Of Persons Injured, Many Seriously, by Falling Capin®s, Awnings, Cornices and Mérquises Carried Down by Weight of Snow, Which is Still Falling.

PRINCESS ANNE, WITH 104 ON BOARD, 13: N SERIOUS PLIGHT OFF SHORE: GAPT INJURED

N.Y. HELPLESS IN (RASP OF STORM: CITY SNOWBOUND   Relief Prospects of Gothar Are Small—Mayor Hylan Asks Use of Trueks and Forces in Kmervencyv.

RESGUE VESSELS. GANT GET NEAR   All Attempts to Take 104 Persons Off Grounded Liner Princess Anne Meet With Failure.

Passengers and Crew of Prin _ cess Anne orced to. Stay.        STRIATON OF FOOD. . ~ ISPROBLEM FOR N. y   Dozens of P Persons Inured. ‘ ~ Falling Copings;: Awni        ~Gyeat Danase. ‘Done.

TORN Tito UP NEW YORK GAR   SIX INCHES OF ICE ‘ON FIFTH AVENUE AND CLEANERS CANNOT BE HIRED.   People Iniured By Falling Conpings And Awnings Carried Down By Weight Of The Snow.

DOMINION LINEA DRIVEN ON RECE BY HEAVY GALE   Thirty-Two Passengers ant Crew of Seventy Member: Are In Perilous Conditior Off Eastern Coast.   ALI: ATTEMPTS AT 4 ‘ RESCUE FRUITLESS “  «

STORM BAFFLES “RESCUE PARTIES   Unable to Reach Stranded Ship Princess Anne   HAS 104 PASSENGERS   Jid Dominion Liner is Peing Pounded by Towering Waves of Furious Sea, while Onlookers are Powerless to Give Aid to Those on Board. Without Lights or Heat. ~

[LLINOIS UTILITIES IN SERIOUS SITUATION   Meeting Held to Consider Financia Troubles of Utilities Corporations  in the State.

AMERICA'S GREAT SHOWING   Has Encouraged Contestants In the Antwerp Olympic Conteats— Track is:Found Short,

LANDON otto  NCW RECORD  UF 6 FEET, 4-2 IN.   American Hopes High as Re sult of Winnings; Coach Greatly Pleased

COX: MAKES ATTACK © ON WHEELER OF © ~ ANTESAL SALOONISTS   Calls_Hardi ng “Brewer WhoIs _. Apalogizing For tis  me. loldings *

COX HAS STILL ANOTHER KIcI   Says thé AntiSaleon, League. Quiz * Was: Partisan and Not Falr To Him.

HARDING CALLED AN APOLOUIZING BREWER’ BY COX   ATTACKS WHEELER OF ANTISALOON LEAGUE AS “CHATTEL” OF G. O. P.

1X DECLARES WHEELER OF DAY LEAGUE S WORKING FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE

I Says HARDING IS A BREWER.   Governor Cox Makes Charge tn s  Statement at Cheyenne.

b acre AW MITT   Jugo-Slavia Has Submittec “Last Word’’ in the Dispute

JUGO-SLAV SAYS ~ BALKAN PEACE IS. IN NITTY’S HANDS   ‘Resumption of War not Con sidered Likely Even if London Pact Is Enforeed ~

JUGO-SLAVIA NOW AWAITS NEXT MOVE BY ITALIAN   Ofticial Denjes Report That New Na lion is Planning an Offensise War Avainst Italy

Mrs. Ethel Stansberry Lose; Life in Vain Attempt to” Save Nephew.

SAYS SUBAR SITUATION TO BE LONG ABNORMAI   ‘Hoover Gives Measure of Oredit for th Rapid Rise in Price to Palmer Agreement

SUGAR SETTLEMENT 3 YEARS OFI   Hoover Tells House Committee 1} Wili Require Time To Return To Normal Situation.

SUGAR UP 3 YEARS: HOOVER   Rise Hastened by Attorney Genera Palmer's Action, Ex.Food Chief Tells Committee.

SEES HIGH SUGAR AHEAD.   Years Necessary Before Situation Becomes Normal, Says Hoover,

HOOVER SEES LONG STRIFE OVER. SUGAF   Says tt Will Take Years t Stabilize Situation.

SAYS SUBAR ‘SITUATION  TO BE LONG ABNORMAL   Hoover Gives Measure of Oredit for the ‘Rapid Biso in Priog to Palmer Agreement «owen

SUGAR UP 3 YEARS: HOOVER   Rise Hastened by Attorney General Paimer’s Action, Ex-Food Chief  Tells Conimittee, en

4 MEN REGISTER 10 ONE WOMAN   Massachusetts is Selecting State and Congressional Tickets Today.

Massachustts and New Hampshire Vote Today   Primaries To Select the Candidates for State and Congressional Tickets To Present at the Coming November Election.   IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,

BAY STATE WOMEN VOTING IN TODAY'S PRIMARY ELECTION   Boston Woman Unopposed fo! State Auditor’s Place on Democratic Ticket.   LENROOT’S NOMINATION ISSUE IN WISCONSIN   Women at Milwaukee Primaries Vote Early; Conventions in Two States Meeting.

TIGHT VOTE TS PREDICTED   Bay State Voters Ballot to  Select State and ‘Congyessional Tickets   Several Lively Fights -On— Great Interest in Women’ Part in Primary .

JOHNSON YA :.   Raymond Robbins, Noted Orator, to Help Johnson Boom Here.

KING GEORGE REVEALS OPINION FROM THE THRONE   England's Ruler in opening Parliament, Appeals for Peace in Eastern Europe and Russia. Discusses Ire and.   SPEECH NOTES

NING GcUNGE  IN AN ADDRESS. CONVENIN PARLIAMENT  Great Britain Prepared to Curb Li quor Traffic Conditions in Ireland Canse Hin Grave Concern  Propoeale for Better Government I That Country Soon  Peace Soon With Hungary and Turke’ — Adriatic Controveraw to Be

lrish Question, Ever Present, Is Demanding Attention Of British Law Makers— King’s Speech, T ouching Upon Grave Problems Was Keenly Awaited

Peace Soon With Hungary and Turkey —Adriatic Controversy to Be. Settled—Allied Conditions Excellent.

King Says War Showed Danger of Excessive Drinking.   IRISH PROBLEM GRAVE   Parliament Convenes Tues: day; to Take Up Mild Matters.

Monarch, in Speech From  Throne, Says Bill Will Be Asked to Regulate Alcoholic Beveraves   NEW LAW PROGRAM -.~ / LIAS WIDE REFORMS   Irisan nome Rule, Coal Mine: Peace, Economic Meas-. ures, and End of Russian; Menace Ureed. i

GREAT BRITAIN PREPARES TOCURB. LIQUOR TRAFFIC   'Plans.Revealed by King George’s Speech to  Parliament.   NEED OF A CURB PLAINLY STATED   King Touches on Many Other Topics—Offers Constructive Recommendations.

GEAMANG ACCEPT ALLIED DEMAND IN GOAL MATTER   CONDITIONS ATTACHED TE AGREEMENT BY GERMANS MAY CAUSE FURTHER PARLEYS,

GERMANS CONSENT 70 ALLIED TERMS   Will Deliver 2,000,000 Tons of Coal Monthly, But Impose Their Usual Qualifying Conditions.

GERMANS AGAIN BOW TO DEMAND OF THE ALLIES   Agree to Transmit 2,000,000 Tons of Coal Monthly. but Con: ditions the Acceptance   LLOYD GEORGE GETS NOTE   Allies Had Prepared to Enfores Demands by Occupation of the Ruhr District

GERMANS ACCEDE 10. ALLIED DEMANDS IN REGARD TO COALING   Three New Conditions Are Proposed in the Settlement, According to Spa_ Reports. ‘—Two Million Tons Are Demanded.

GERMANY AGREES TO COAL DEMAND   ACCEPTANCE, HOWEVER IS MADE CONDITIONAL.

GERMANY SUBMITS 10 COAL TERMS   Herr Simons Declares Germany Has Gone Her Limit.

GERMANY AGREES TO: ALLIED DEMANDS FOR DELIVERY OF COAL   Set Forth Three Conditions —Distribution Silesian Coal and Provide For Importing Food to Entire Germany on Credit Plan,

GERMANS IN PLEA FOR 3 CONDITIONS   Agree to Allied: Coal Ulti matum With Provisos   Also Seek Distribution of Sil esian. Coal and Essen‘ Commission

GERMANS YIELD 0 DEMANDS OF ALLIED FORCES   Wil Deliver 2,900,000 Tons of  Coal Monthly According to  : Agreement With Powers   CONDITIONS ARE STIPULATED   Allied Ministers Have Not Accepted Conditions as Yet—Invasion of: Empire Was Threatened

GERMANS OUGMIT TO ALLIED DEMANG ON COAL DELIVERY   Agreement Note Accompanied by Appeals for Help in Carrying Out Terms.   FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND FOOD NECESSARY   Economic Conditions Outlinec as Handicaps Germany Must Now Overcome.

GERMANS BOW 10 THREAT OF ALLIES ON COAL QUESTION   Agree To Send 2,000, 000 Tons A Month; Set Conditions.

Allies’ Demand for-2,000;000 Tons of Coal Monthly: Finally Agreed to By German Cabinet

Acceptance is With Reservations, However--Conditions ‘Are Named by Gesmans   Germans Ask More Coal in Silesia,.a Commission for Essen and Money or Credit for Tmnarte

BEAMANS AGREE TO CUAL DEMANE MANE BY ALLIES   Will Deliver Two Million Tons Monthly With Three New Conditions.   Lloyd George Gives Premier's Note Which Embodies Acceptance.

CERMANS TOLD THREAT NO JOKE   “Give In or We Invade,” Lloyc George Tells Berlin Ministers.   NOT BLUFFING ON DEMANDS   Envoys Declare “Germany Is Be tween Civili War and Invasion” — More Conferences Being He'd in Effort to Avoid Break.   THREE CONDITIONS ARE ACCEPTED BY THE ALLIED COUNCI

INVASION DANGER AVERTED   Germany Complies With Al. lied Demand Despite Its Protests.   ASKS PROVISIONS FOR SECURING FOOD   Begs Prémiers to Help Germany to Fulfill Her Obligations to Them.

SRMANT WILL , FURNISH COAL   AGREED TO ALLIED. DEWANDS WITH OCCUPATION. IN SIGHT.   TREATY TERMS HOLD.   2,000.00 TONS -T@ BE FURNISH: ED ALLIES EACH MONTH.   Genser ‘Asks Allies to Advance . atoeey or Provide Credit for: . Workmen's Food. .. “

SPA, Belgium, (4)—-The Germans have agreed to the allied }demand for delivery of two million tons of coal monthly with ‘thrae new conditions. it ig announced.

GERMANS AGREE TO DEMANDS OF ALLIES ON COAL   Will Deliver Two Millior Tons Monthly---Three New Conditions Included. _

COAL DEMAND IS AGREED TO   Reported Three Conditions Are Attached to Hun Acceptance

HUNS ACCEED TO DEMANDS OF ALLIED CHIEFS   Ask Condition, How: ever, in Delivering  Coal Supplies

GERMANS WILL ACCEPT ALLIED COAL DEMANDS   Demands Accepted With Three New Conditions; Simons Says Germany Has Now Gone the Limit and Can do Nothing More

Make Money or Credit for Food Condition of Ac  ‘CAN DO NO MORE”   ‘All ied Action on Note Being Considered by Premiers.

GERMANS AGREE, COAL DELIVERIES   Will Turn Over Two Million Tons Monthly to Allied Nations.   ASK MANY CONCESSIONS

TWENTY PASSENGERS INJURED   Cet and Breised in a Wreek On Iiii maie fC emtrnani.

Atterneys Conducting Hearing of Sovinlist Ansemblymen Read. are Year-Old Sneech,

DEBS SPEAKS FROM CEL   Attorneys Condacting Hearing of Secinlist Assemblymen Read Wis Vear-Old Speech.

HE JUST HAD TO “STEP ON IT”   “ Heard of a House for Rent,” Auto Speeder Tells Judge in Youngs. town, Ohio.

HE JUST HAG TO “STEP ON IT’   a  Heard of at ouse for Rent,” Auto apeseer Tel:- Judge in Youngs- ”: town, Ohio. : .

CRIME WAVE IN NEW YORK IS AT ITS HIGH POINT   No Leniency Shown tc Criminals. Robber Gets 30-60 Year Sentence

UDDEN REVIVAL OF GRIME WAVE MARKS CHRISTMAS EVE   New York Officials Hope Fou Arrests Will Clear Up. Numerous Robberies.   HOLD-UP MAN SENTENCED TO SERVE 30 TO 60 YEARS   Commissioner Enright Resigns as Police Lieutenant to Make Room for Additional Men, but Will Retain Present Of. fice as Civilian Official.

INDICT TRUSTED EMPLOYES   Aged Men Charged with Embezzling $60.000 of Funds.

IGNORANCE BALKS ITALIAN WORKERS WHO HOLD PLANTS   Technica! Men In Indus: try Refuse Advice To Usurpers.

FIND IT HARD TO RUN © FACTORIES IN ITAL)   WORKMEN IN POSSESSION LACK EXPERT TECHNICAL ASSISPANCE ,      Administrative Staffs of — Big Plants Refuse to Take Part. ; in Soviet Movement

THE: ITALIAN “STRIKE   THE GENERAL SITUATION RE. MAINS WITHOUT CHANGE,   But In-Seme Factories Workmen Who Took Charge Are BReginning to'Necd a Boss..

DISCOVER TRAINING NEGESOARY 10 RUN SEIZED FACTORIES   Italian Metal Work Strikers Lack Administrative and Technical Ability.

‘Cena 5 ie  REPORTED IMMINENT   Unification of North and South Factions Underway Which Will settle Political Differences.

NORTH AND SOUTH CHINA WILL BECOME UNITED   Revelutionary Government of Nanking Ready to bistablish Playful Relations.

COX STARTS TRIP THURSDAY NIGHT   First Speech at Lansing,  Mich., Friday.

GOX STARTS WEST ON THURSDAY   Prepares For Tour Ending Ocfober 30 at St. Louis

GOVERNOR COX    Plan Swing Around Cir.  cle in West for Month of September

GOVERNOR COX EN ROUTE HOME   Plan Swing Ai Around Cir. cle in West. for. Month — of September

COX JOURNEYING HOME AFTER:HIS TOUR OF NATION SPEAKS TUESDAY      PEMOCRATIC NOMINEE TO MAKE “SWING AROUND CIRCLE™ IN ‘WEST NEXT MONTH

Paya ty,  price       Will Make ‘Address at. State «Fair and ‘Then, Swing ‘Into “Wichioen on His Tour of ‘the West Before. November. — — Later Comes South... ~

DUVERNOR GOK PLANS TRIPS   is Traveling Homeward t Prepare for “Swing Around Circle.”

Live-Wire Democratic Chie! tain Will Reply to Harding on Peace League

GUA TRAVELING HOMEWARD TODAY   Prevaring For His ‘Swing Around the Circle” In the West Next Month.

COX HOWEWARD BOYND.      ‘The Democratic Candidate. Starts Thursday on Blg Sw ing. »

I PREPARE FOR OPEAKING OUR   Cox Returns to Ohio to Make Ready for Swing Around Circle.   Starts Thursday Night Following Address to Agriculturists at Columbus.

COX NEAR HOME FROM HIS TRIP TO EAST COAS!   Will Leave Thursday Night For Swing Through The West

GOVERNOR COX ON WAY HOME   Next President is Billed fo. Several Addresses This Week.

COX PREPARES 10 MAKE BIG SWING   Returns To Ohio—Will Start Sept. 3.

‘Cox to Hit Western Trail   Pemrecratic Nominen W ill Make il Campuiga Trip rom Colum:  bus to-Pacifie Const

COX PREPARES FOR SWING THROUGH WEST   Will Leave September 3 On Tour That Will Take Him To Pacific Coast.

COX PREPARES FOR TRIP   Swing Around the Circuit Will Start in West Next Month ~

COX RETURNS T0 COLUMBUS  TO SPEAK AT OHIO STATE FAIR TOMOR.’ ROW.

COX PLANS REPLY — “TO HARBING SOOR   May Answer Recent League of Nations Speech This Week,  Harding Planing Extensiye Tai

NEWS ORIGINATED IN COLUMBUS, 0., BUT NOGALEES HAS NO WORD OF CAPTURE   ANOTHER AMERICAN HELD FOR RANSOM   Mining Employe Said to Have Beer Taken Into Mountains By The Villa Forces

ILLINOIS FARMER. KILLS WIFE AND SELI   Fatally Wounds His Moth. er-in-Law.

FARMER KILLED WIFE: WOUNDED MOTHER-IN-LAW   Then Sent Bullet Crashing Through His Own Brain.

FORMER CHAMPION CROSSES LINE) AND IS PLACED UNDER ARREST AT ONCE

WADSWORTH OISSENTS TO MONDELL’S STATEMENTS   SAYS HOUSE LEADER INCORRECT IN SAYING $1.000,600.000 WOULD BE REQUIRED TO ADMINISTER ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL.

SAYS MONDELL IS WRONG.   Wadsworth Declares Military Plan Will © oet £8600. 000 600.

NADSWORTH DEFENDS UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Denies Mondell’s Statement New Army Bill. Would Require Billion Dollar Appropriation

MONDELL WRONG ON ESTIMATES SAYS WADSWORTK   Asserts That Universal] Military Training Plan Will Not.Cost the Nation a Billion Dollars.   GIVES FIGURES  FOR SIX YEARS

Universal Training Bill Does Not Provide for Billion a Year Outlay

WADSWORTH SAYS MONDELL PLACED YSTIMATE HIGH   Declares Compulsory Law Can Be Worked for $600,000.000.

WADSWORTH ta CERTAIN MONDELL HASN'T FIGURED  NAMY EXPENSES   Annual Cost Under Compulsory Plan Not More Than Six Hundred Million Dol lare At Anu Tima.   COST PER MAN FOR LESS THAN PRESENT   No New Construction Re-~ quired and Enormous Sup-, plies On Hands Not Considered By Committee.

PREPAREDNESS ADVOCATE IN ANSWER 10 MONDELI   Rep. Wadsworth Declares Military Training of Youth Expense  Exaggeiated.

MISTREATMENT OF TURKS BY FRENCH GOVERNOR REPORT   Long List of Alleged Atrocities Laid to Occupation Forces in Moslem. Protest.

GETTING SITUATION IN HAND   Andrew Bonur Law Thinks Govern ment Has Control of Irish.

Hanna Declares He Did Not - Offer to Raise $500,000 for General Wood.   Kansas Publisher Says He Wa: Asked to Nominate McAdoo at National Convention

HANNA DENIES HE — ARREED TO HEL   Says King Falsified When He Said He Had Agreed To Reise $500,000 For Wood.

HANNA SIALES VIEWS OF GENERAL'S CAMPAIGN   Denies That He, Promised to Go Out and Raise Fund of $500,000 for  ‘Political Purposes.

CANDIDATE FOR 1K-ELSCTION:     Adding New Friends to Old Ones Wh Have Utmpat Confidence That He  WII Register Another Victory tga Te atest

Does Hon. James: W. Dunbar . -_ ‘ _ With a Fine Record In  Congress.   CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION

MEASURES UP TQ PROMISES   Hon, James W. Dunhars Fine  Record In Congress   CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION   Adding New Friends to Old Ones  Who Have Utmost Contidence That He Will Register Anvther Vietory tn November

FAIR GROUNDS FOR CEREMONY   Committee Provides Plenty of Room for Cox’ Notification.

SLO ll eee em  REQUEST GOVERNOR TO ACT   ARMY AWAITS FURTHER ACTS OF RADICALS   TO PUT STOP TO STRIKE   Operators Urge Governor to Use His Power to Open Mines.   General Haan Says “Outlaw” Rail Strike Was Near Civil War.   FACTORIES MAY SHUT DOWN   SUPREME EFFORT OF REDS   Chicago Manufacturers Claim Many Plants Have Only Three or Four Days’ Supply on Hand—No Winter Coal Stored.   Declare It Came Within Seven Days of Success in New York—Learning From Germany How to Curb Radicals.   COX TO USE FAIR GROUNDS   Committee on Arrangements "Decides on Piace for Notifying Governor of His Nomination.

‘COX TO USE FAIR GROUNDS   Committee on Arrangements "Decides on Piace for Notifying Governor of His Nomination.

WANT LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT   ‘County Breeders Recommend Event For Farmers’ Day.

GIIGAGD DARK AS MIDNIGHT   ~aHl of Smoke Causes Darkest Day in HEictcoarvy of City.

SLAYER OF DETECTIVE EXECUTED TODAY   Dies on Gallows For Killing Detective Burke—Faced Death to Last.

CETS $1,000,000 FOR BONUSES   Wisconsin Secretary of State Receives Money to Be Paid Soldiers— Drafts Sent Out.

MILLION DOLLAR CHECK   Received By Wisconsin Secretary: of State For Soldiers’ Bonus.

STRONG FOR WETS   Democrats of New York Go On. Rec ord as Opposed to Prohibition.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATS AGAINST PROHIBITION   State Platform Now Cor tains Plank at Insistence of Majority of Delegates.

STATE DEMOCRATS GO ON RECORD AGAINST NATIONAL PROHIBITION   As at Present Constituted—Endorse “A” League of Nations —Many Last Minate Changes in “Big Four” Slate to Be Presented.

WITTICISM WINS NEGRO HIS SEAT   There's ‘Jim Crowism From Hen. house to Hotel in Oklahoma,” Colored Man Told Committee.

Plans For Administration Building, Science ~ Hall and Power House Have Been Completed   Work May Begin As Soon As Contract is Let Which May be in January—To Open Bids After Christmas.   Saved Thousands By Waiting

DEPENDS ON UNITED PRESS   President Wileon Geta His News o National Conventions Hot Off The Wires.

Steady Increase of Productior for Several Months.   BIG PRODUCERS REPORTED   Western Districts Gaining in Im. portance—Wells Show Good Staying Qualities — Reports of Oil and Gas in Tennessee— Operations Active in Michi. gan—Central West News.

KENTUCKY 1 ~BAIN I OU   Steady Increase of Production for Several Months.   BIG: PRODUCERS: REPORTED   Western Districts Gaining in Importance—Wells Show. mie - Staying - Qualities -— Report 7 of Oiland Gas in on i Operations Active in Michiwan_—Ceutral West News.

IMPORTANT   Comrmecial Club to Hear Repor' on Community Buliding

Bowery Mission Finds ~ Its Old Line of Work Ended by Prohibitior

FAMOUS BOWERY MISSION PUT OUT OF BUSINESS —  RY PROHIBITION: CLAIM

PLAIN LIVING AND SQUARE, DEALING NATION'S RELIANCE  i. SAYS HARDING

STOCKS MAKE FURTHER GAINS   A Jump of Nine Cents by Sterling Adds Strength to the Market.   NEARLY ALL ISSUES HIGHER

FURTHER GAINS   A Jump of Nine Cents by; Sterling Adds Strength to the Market.   NEARLY ALL _ ISSUES HIGHEF

SOLD RUGS   ‘Shipping Hoard Official la Arreated  On Charge of Selling Vala: able Rees.

CAMPAIGN IS HAVING’ ARIGHT HOT WINDUP   CHARGES, CLAIMS AND DENIAL: MARKING THE FINISH.   Partisam Rancor Arrives at Point Where Allegations Are Made ef Efforts te Buy Off Candidates.

GUM FORGES RESORT TO MONEY ROUTE   CHARGED THAT THEY ATTEMPT ED TO BUY OFF FARMER. LABOR HEADS.   CLINTON MAYOR COMES OUT WITH STATEMENT   Says He Was Offered Money If Hi Would Withdraw As Candidate on Farmer-Labor Ticket For the Senatership,

CANDIDATES GET IN  ON ELEVENTH HOUR   Senaior Harding and Governor Co: File Presidential Deciara—

CONVICTED IN NEW YORK     Chicago and Cleveland Men Found Guilty of Anarchy.

CHICAGO LAWYER CONVICTED   Isaac E. Ferguson Is Found Guilty of Criminal Anarchy in New York.

RICHARD'S SENATE SEAT IS CONTESTED   Republican in Blanco County Claims His Name Was Left Of Eleation Ballot.

CONTEST FILED FOR SENATE SEAT FROM LOCKHART DISTRICT   Eichenrcht Claims His Name Was Left Off Ballot in Blanco County.

BUTLER PLAIN IN CRITICISM.   Aitempt to Put GO. Potip at , Auction Was Finally Beaten.

Audacious Scheme Charged To Stock Gamblers, Oil And Mining Promoters And Like Persons by Defeated Candidate.

COLUMBIA ‘COLLEGE PRESIDENT q “HE HELPED PRE- VENT ‘WOOD'S: ‘NOMINA-  : TION ; A

Df. BUTLER SAY WOOD MANAGERS A MOTLEY GROUP   Charges Reckless Attempt to Buy Presidential Nomination for Army Man.   Cause for Genuine Sorrow Among Many Friends at General's Predicament.

Makes Charge That Group of Gamblers Sought aon Sought to Bus   SALE OF NOMINATION TO HIGHEST S2DOCcR.

TLER SCORES MOR GENERAL il]   ter Claims Men With Money ied to Buy Nomination for od; Defeated Them, Saved dy by Defeating Him

BOOSTERS OF WOOD A MOTLEY GROUP   Nicholas Murray Butier Says Crowd Sought to Buy the Presidential Nomination   NEW YORK CHECKS IT   Candidate Claims SixtyEight Delegates From His State Named Harding

BUTLER ASSAILS WOOD RING   Says Delegates at Republican Conven. tion Foiled Tainted Plot.

BUTLER SLAMS THE TACTICS OF WOOD BACKERS   Makes Charge That Group of Gamblers Sought to Buy  Nomination   HAD TO DEFEAT HIM   CONVENTION HAD TO PREVENT SALE OF NOMINATION TO HIGHEST BIDDER.

CHARGES ATTEMPT MADE TO PURCHASE WOOD NOMINATION   BUTLER SORRY THAT “CROOKED" FORCES PICKED SO GOOD A MAN AS GENERAL.   OAS PARTY HONOR SAVED   Unsuccessful Candidate Says Chief Task of Convention Was to Prevent Sale of Choice to Highest Bidder.

CHARGE MADE BY DOCTOR BUTLER   Gamblers and Promoters Tried {e Buy Nomination,   BLOCKED BY KEW YORKERS

WOOD INNOCENT TOU FOR BAD ELEMENTS   Butler Charges Effort To Buy Presidency.

ROTA Meat Y GROUP’ BACKED Woon.         Dr, Butler Depitorns General’s Defeat, aserlblng It to Flts Sunnoct_

‘The ‘story is Told ih a Statement Given Out by the ‘New ork : Candidate For the Republican Nomination —Gen. “Wood 7a Good ‘Man: ‘But in Wirt: trod, es For rdSs and Coolidge. ..° es

BUTLER TELLS — HOW HE BEAT GENERAL WOO!   Sacrificed Ambitions Down Power of  Money.

TRIED TO BUY THE NOMINATION BUTLER ASSERT!   Only Way to Defeat Them Was to Defeat Wood Himself, He Add:   HARDING HAS BUSY DAY   Nominee Steadfastly Declines tc Make Any Statement on Political Policies

cays CROOKS WERE BUSY   COLUMBIA COLLEGE PRESIDEN’ ASSERTS HE HELPED PREVENT WOOD'S NOMINATION

WOOD GROUP BAD ELEMENT   NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER IN WARM woop.   DEPLORES GOOD MAN’S DEFEAT   CAUSED soRROW To GENERAL'S PERSONAL FRIEND.   Reckless Audacity in Altempt te Bey Presidential Nomination ls Charged Against Band With Swollen Bask Account.

MEANS RESTORING GOVERNMENT 10 OLD FOUEOA TONS   Harding and Coolidge First of All Patriotic Americans, Says Butler.   GENERAL WOOD PIACED IN AN UNHAPPY POSITION   Charges That Motley Group of Stock Gamblers, Oil and Mining Promoters, Munitions Makers and Others Attempted to Buy Nomination.

HONOR KEPT BYNEW YORK DELECATION   BUTLER SEES G. 0. P: VICTORY.   PREVENTED NOMINATION SATE

PICTURES WOOD AS POLITICAL MARTYR   DR. BUTLER SAYS GENERAL'S DEFEAT WAS NECESSARY TO DEFEAT BACKERS   NEW YORK ASA BELGIUM”   Empire State Favorite Son Tells In. side Story of Convention Fight On General,

AUTLER oAYo WOO WAG THE TOOL OF STOCK GAMBLERS   eclares New York De feated Insolent Attempt to Buy Nomination.

BUTLER SAYS HE DEFEATED WOOL   Glaims New: York Delegates "Prevented: Nomination,

Stock Gamblers, Mining and Oil Promoters and Munition Makers Charged With Using a Huge Slush Fund.   CANDIDATE’S DEFEAT SAVED REPUBLICANS   Beaten Forces s Represent All That Is Worst in American Business and American Political Life, Says.

JINISTER POWER BEHIND MACHINE BOOSTING WOOK   BUTLER PLAIN IN CRITICISM.   Attempt to Put G. O. P. Upa Auction Was Finally Beaten.

DR. BUTLER BLAMES MONEY FOR DEFEAT OF GEN. WOOD   “Motley Group of Gamblers” Mad Action Necessary for Good oi Party, He Says.

WOOD DEFEATED BY MONIED MEN 5 BUTLER VIEW   Gamblers and Stock Promot: ers Held Responsible for Convention Repulse   SAYS INSULT TO CANDIDATE   New York Candidate Analyzes Convention and Praises New York Delegation

) Railroad President Favors-Return of the    -2-cent Passenger Rate

HEAD OF ERIE WANTS RETURN OF 2-CENT FARE   President Underwood Alsc Urges Readjustment of _ Freieht Rates)

BUVEANOR FILts VIE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES   Only Man in This State Out for That Office—Other Filings.

BUY. oT EWART 3 PCTITTONG AR NOW UPON FILE   \ CANDIDATE FOR HIGH PLACE      VALSH IS AMONG THOSE FILING FOR OFFICE OF DELEGATE

GOV. STEWART 9 PETITIONS AR NOW UPON FILE   \ CANDIDATE FOR HiGiT PLACE   WALSH IS AMONG THOSE FILING FOR GFFICE OF DELEGATE

RAIN: GENERAL -in- KENSAS   Sharp Fall in Temperature Predicted Crum Tweerr loose

U.S, INVITED TG ~ SITIN GAME   To Wellherate In the Lengae of Na dions Relative to Dlsarmament;

WW HELP DISARN  ee  League Extends Invitation to U. S.  TALK ARTICLE TEN  Wilson Receives Hyman's Message

U.S. IS INVITED ‘JO PARTICIPATE   UNCLE SAM ML ms HAVE A VOICE IN THE MATTER OF WORLD'S DISATMAMENTE

MEETS AT MANHATTAN   Mid-¥"--t "-rm Rureau Holds Sessions There in September

MEETS AT MANHATTAN      -Viont Ferny Rureau Holds Sessions There in September

FARM BUREAU MEET SEPT. 71      Manhattan, Kan, Prepares to Enter tain Co-operative Marketing Body for Two Days,

FARM BUREAU MEET SEPT. 21   Manhattan, Kan., Prepares to Enter.  _ tain Co-operative Marketing Body  for Two Days.  ’

FINANCIER DEAD.   A. J. Hemphill Was Guaranty Trust  Cam nanv Baad

Teli Labor Board That Som Employes. Are Not Receiving Enough.   MEN ASK $1,096,000,000   Managers’ Committee Chair: man Says 53.6 of Earnings Goes to Labor.

BUARD DECREES MORE PAY FOR RAILROAD MEN   Wage Advances Necessary Says Association of Railway Executives,   WILL MEAN HIGHER RATES FOR PUBLIG   Chairman Whitier Says High Cost of Living is at Its Peak.

WAGE ADVANCES JUSTIFIED,   Nnitrend Kaxecatives Savy Wee Are bintitled te Mere,

RAILWAY EXECUTIVES FAVOR WAGE BOOST   Would Grant Some of the De. niands Made By ihe Men.

RAIL EXECUTIVES AY MEN: onDULD GET MORE MONE!   Increases for Many Necessary to Meet High Costs of Living.   Action Expected to Go Far Toward Expediting Settlement af Troubles.

BOARD ASKED © FOR HUGE SUM TO RUN ROADS   Billion Needed to Meet Just Demands Says — Official

Increased Cost of Living Is Rosponsible for Need of More Wages.   LABOR BOARD HEARS IT   Association of Executives Sends Statement to Board Gut lining Position.

ADVOCATE HIKE OF PAY TOR: R. MEN   rHE RAILROAD EXECUTIVES MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO FEDERAL BOARD   TO MEET LIVING COST   Chairman of Executives Says Pobably Twe Million Men Should Have More   Action of Executives is Expected _ to Hasten Settlement of Controversy

‘ADVOCATE HIKE OF” PAY TOR:R. MEN   THE eae EXECUTIVES MAKE oe 4 TIONS: OE .   Chairman of Executives Saya Pobably Twe Million Men © Should. Have More   Action of Executives. ig Expected to Hasten Settlement of Controversy

WAGE INCREASES MAY” BE GRANTED   Two. > MELSON MEN. MUST HAVE  ‘TIVES MANAGE a Wa  a hie

BETTER PAY FOR WORKERS NEEDED   Some Part of Demands of 2,000,000 Employes Justified, Says Whittier.   MUST ADJUST THE WAGES

Raise in Pay Should Be Granted to Many Workers to Enable  ~ Them to Meet High Costs, Executives Say   EMPLOYERS’ ATTITUDE MAKES FOR SETTLEMENT   Statement to Labor Board Says Some Part of Demands Made By Two Million Employes is Probably Justified

RAILROADS AGREE PART OF WORKER DESERVE MORE PAY   Executives’ Stand at Labor Board Hearing Expected te Expedite Settlement of Dispute That Led to Strikes.

SHOULD GRANT PAY ADVANCES   Needed to Meet H. C. L Railroad Workers Say.

EXECUTIVES Ut ROADS PRESENT VIEWS TO BOARD   Wage Demands Now Aggre gate More Than Billion Dollars a Year   MORE PAY WILL MEAN HIGHER RATES, CLAIM   Chairman Outlines What Will Happen As Cost of Living Declines

HEARING IS ‘ON   Managers, -W -Witnesse: Today Before Labo 2eard “Which Brotherhood Chiefs Say Holds Rail Fate.

Managers Admit That Pay of Some Workers Should Be - Increased.   WAGES NOT UP WITH HIGH COST OF LIVING

WAGE ADVANCES FOR PART OF RAIL MEN ADVOCATED   By Association of Railway Ex ecutives Before the Labor x Beard.   LIVING COST DEMANDS IT

SHOULD MAI MAKE “SOME ADVANCES   To Enable the Railroad Workers to Meet High. Cost of Living

FEW FAILEAD WORKERS SHOULD  HAVE MORE PAY   EXECUTIVES ADMIT JUSTICE 0} SOME OF THE DEMANDS OF BROTHERHOODS,

Movement by Manager's Official Expected To Hasten Setilement of*Conlroversy Which Precipitated Strikes

CHAIRMAN OF RAILWAY EXECUTIVES TELLS LABOR BOARD TODAY.   Statement Expected to Go Far Towards Expediting Early Setticment of Controversy Which Culminated in Present Strikes.

WAGE DEMAND OF TWO MILLION MEN IS CONSIDERED   PARTIAL INCREASE MAY BE AGREED UPON   Spokesman for Association of Railroad Executives Says Living Cost Makes Boost Ne-

Ho. L. JUSTIFIES MANY ADVANCES EXECUTIVES ADMIT   RAISES SHOULD BE GRANTED TO MANY  WORKERS; EMPLOYWd AMIRET.   TIFARING IN “CHI.”      Federal Labor Boargj Is Tole High Costs Necessitate ‘Boosts.

Freight Congestion _Thruout . Country, Worries . Washington — Additidnal. Plants Face Close   Tiasers -

MANY RAIL MEN ARE JUSTIFIED IN DEMANDS, SAYS   Wage Advance Needed to Meet High Costs —Whiter

BRULABAS UN RIVAL 1DAWMS Case of L onborg vs. . Lonborg Heard on McCook Field

GABY DESLYS IS _ TAKEN BY DEATH   Actress and Dancer Succumbs to In fection for Which She Was Recently Operated Upon.

Monster Elephant With Sells   Floto Show Goes On Ram  _ page And Is Killed.   TOSSES LION CAGE IN AIR

ARMY RIFLES END LIFE O} VALUABLE ANIMAL   Huge Beast Teases Two Lions and Cage in Air

BULGARIA LIKELY: TO GET IN LEAGUE   roch Says She Met Treat Terms Better Than Any.   LITHUANIA = SEEKS == DELAY    Demands That Vilna Region. Piebis. cite Be Postponed For Eight Montis.

BULGARIA MAY BE ADMITTED TO LEAGU!   Statement of Foch That it is Complying With Treaty Terms Changes Sentiment

BULGARIA MAY BECOME MEMBER NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Marshal Foch In Report o: Country Gives It Clean Bill of Health.

LEAGUE MAY GIVE BULGARIA A SEAI   Opposition Weakened Wher - Foch Says Sofia Has Fulfilled Treaty Obligations.

INSISTS BULGARS OBSERVE TERMS   Jpposition to *Bulgaria’s Admission is Weakened By Foch’s Statement   Final Action Upon Admission Today

Marshal Foch Says Bulgaria Has Carried Out Treaty Obligations Well --:-

W. W. REFUSES: INVITATION OF WORLD LEAGUE   President Declines to .Name Commission to Participate in Disarmament Dis- _  Peer nr eee   LUXEMBOURG AND FINLAND TO BE ADMITTED. 10 LEAGUE   Canada Gets Compromise ‘in  Plan for Forming Tech- nical Organizations

She ‘Has Met the Treaty Obliga tions Better Than Any. ; Other Enemy.   WISHES. TO-ENTER. LEAGUE   “Little Ehteate” Has Opposed~ Canadian ‘Delegate Wins - -. Contention.

“OCH SPEAKS FOR BULGARIA’S CLAI   OPPOSITION TO ENTRANCE TO LEAGUE MUCH WEAK/ ENED   fountry Has Fulfiiles Treaty Obli  gations Better Than Any Other One

FIGHT TO KEEP BULGARIA OUT Ut LEAGUE WEAKENED   Opposition Receives Blow in Report by Foch Who Says Nation Has Led in Fulfilling Treaty Obligations.

BULGARIA LIVES UP TO AGREEMENT   Report of Marshal § Foch Regarding Treaty Obligations May Admit State To League ~

BULGARIA BOOSTED FOR ADMISSION LEACIE O° NATIONS   Expect Marshall Foch’s Report to Break Down Opposition of “Little Entente.”   ASK LEAGUE TO DELAY   PLEBISCITE FOR VILNA   Lithuania Wants Eight Months. Postponement, Exclusion of City of Vilna Itself.

“LTTE ENTEN TE OPPOSED BY FOCH OVER BULGARIA   STRONG OPPOSITION - TO LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP  IS WEAKENED. «   Compromise Reached After “Long Debate ‘on Plan of  DNeranizatinnc

STRONG OPPOSITION T0ADMISSION QF BULGARL   But Marshal Foch Says the Bul gars Have Fulfilled Obligfations.

L OF N. DEBATES.   Admission of: Bulenria Contested By Old Enemies.

"ALE OF TI     rornD,   Tanufacturer Announces Big Slash ts . SelHug Prices,

FALE OF THE FORD.   Manufacturer Announces Big Slash in Selling Prices,

ANOTHERCRASH TRAILS PON BUBBLE TANGLE   Polish Industrial Association Bank In Boston is Closed.   STATE OFFICER ACTS   STALE OFFICER ACTS  With Ponzi In Jail, Officials Hunt for Concealed Accate

ANOTHER BANK CRASHES WITH PONZI’S BIINCH   Polish Industrial Assn. is Closed By State Bank  Commissioner  PONZI CLAIMS FRAUD  Grand Jury to Handle the Ponzi and Old Colony  La eceag

ANOTHER PONZI BANK CLOSED BY OFFICIALS   Large Sums of Money Alleged to ‘Have Been Put in Mrs, Ponzi's and Agents’ Name Will Be   ee    LATE ACTIONS

Base Ball  West Kittanning Ball Park Evening, JULY 2ist  The Henry Wining < : vs. Troy Hill

GRAVEL AND SAND Brown & Copley Co.  MANORVILLE, PA. Phone 763-H§K ittanning Ex,

PROVOCATION POLICY CHARGED TO ENGLISE   British Labor Dele gtes Find Nation. alist Ireland Bitter Against  Lord French.

THE SOCIALISTS DOWN BERGER   H E OPPOSES ENDORSING THE INTERNATIONALE AT MOSCOW,

MINE UNION OFFICIALS CALL AT WHITE HOUS   Are Informed President Has Not Yet Completed Study of Reports.

LEWIS HOPEFUL FOR SATISFACTORY WAGE   Head of Miners Calls at the White House Today:

SETTLEMENT OF MINERS’ WAGES BEING AWAITED   THEY ASK AS TO STATUS OF ISSUE   Told That President Wilson Has Not Finished Studying Majority aud Minority Reports  Submitted.      srect Hessler Stare

POWDER BLAST KILLS FOUR; 100 MORE INJURED   es  GUTBUILDINGS OF VAST AETN' EXPLOSIVE COMPANY BLOWN UP, PLANT NOT DESTROYED

FOUR KILLED IN) EXPLOSION.   About 100 Injured by Blast at Nitrate  ee i 6

FOUR ARE KILLED, HUNTED INJURED IN Blo EXPLOSION   Nitrator Plant of Aetna Co. at Fayeville Wrecked   EXPLOSION IS FELT FOR MILES

FOUR LABORERS BLOWN TO BITS IN POWDER MILI   One Hundred Men Injured Three Fatally, in Explosion in Fayville, Dlinois.

FOUR DEAD IN AN EXPLOSION   Many Others Injured, Three Prob. ably Fatally, at Cairo. Ill.

NITRO GLYCERINE PLANT EXPLODES, KILLING FOUR AND WOUNDING OTHER:

3 PERSONS INJURED BY EXPLOS.ION WHICH OCCURRED IN OUTBUILDINGS.   PLANT WHERE NITRO GLYCER-  INE WAS STORED IS SCENE,   Deep Hole in the Ground Partl’ Fill ed With Debris Marks the F. rmer Site of the Plant; Off_r Explosions.

KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Loren A. Handley, Dry Enforcement Chief of California, Loses Life Near Stockton.

NOMINEES MU -NANE-CAGINET: AT ELEGTION   Senator Kenyon Will Seek t¢ Have Plank Inserted in Republican Platform; Officers Have Great Powers

Kenyon * “Would” Have: Nominees. \ pointeds . Before:             “Blection,

LAWRENCE THINKS THIRD PARTY SURE   Friends Admit’Jehnson Can: not Be Nominated; Thinks Followers Will Break   PLANS ARE UNDER WAY   Elements Like Those of 1912 Are Behind Scheme; Oppose League of Nations

THIRD PARTY LOOMS LARGE   FORMATION BELIEVED A FORE. GOTE CONCLE SION.   DEMOCRATS WILL WELCOME IT   BEMIND THE WOVEWENT WHICH LOORS TO L4U SCHING.   Hope to Utilise the Follewieg Behied Hiram Jehasea ia Event of His Defeat at the (Cbieago Cenventica.

TAL 1200 SILI SWEATERS         Robliers Make: Big“Hjul in’ New ie Vork Cy EO om OO

ELECTRIC EXTENSION   NEW COMMISSION RCL be Iv FARM              is Agtins¢ Formers fraying Eat  Blectrie extension!

CLEDTRIG EXTENGION   NEW COMMISSION RULINGS MAY BENEPIT FARMERS,   Advises Ag@inst Farmers Paving For Electrie Extensions,

HUNDRED FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR SUIT SETTLED   Suit For Tremendous Sum Against Rockefeller and Others is Sett!ed For Small Figure.

FATE OF GAME  NEAR DECISION   American Club Owners Meet To. morrow With Ban Johnson to Determine Action.” “-

sa a tne tr FOG GRIPS  NEW YORK HARBOR. Many Ships Are at Anchor ort Sandy

FLOOD MAKES “MILE LAKE AT MUSCATINE, IA   LEVEE GIVES WAY, TURNING Mis. SISSIPP! INTO 40,000 ACRES OF FARM LANDS

4 000 AGRES CF AUST LAND UNDE MUSCATINE FLOOL   Copperas Creek Levee Collapse Adds 20,000 to Territory Already Subaqueous.   CROP-RAISING DOUBTFUL; DAMAGE MANY THOUSANDS   Hundreds of Families Move tc Highe~ Ground With Goods, : Anticipating Danger.

Copperas Creek Levee Oppo site Muscatine Broke This Morning.   MISSSSIPPI RIVER IS MILES WIDE NOW   Other Levees Are in Danger of Going Out Under Flood Pressure.

LEVEE BREAKS ON EAST SIDE OF MISSISSIPP!   $250,000 Damage Results in Illinois Near” Muscatine.

LEVEE BREAK  ON ULL SIDE   7,000 Acres of Land Under Water and 40,000 Are Threatened.

7000 ACRES OF LAND INUNDATED   Breaking of Levee at Musca. tine, Iowa, Cause Quarter Million Dollar Loss

EXPORTS DURING JULY.      Frade Figures Are Made Public—Place Value at $654,000,009—An  Tear teuns

ALLED OW VADUGH   WORKMAN: STRUCK BY INTER CRBAN NKAR ATLANTA.         Motorman Blindea by Sun Contg, Nor     ‘e Victim on Tracks

KILLED ON VIADUGI   WORKMAN STRUCK BY INTER LRBAN NEAR ATLANTA.   Motorman Blinded by Sun Could Not  See Victim on Tracks,

ING METHODS URGED  RADICAL CHANGES IN MARKETFARM BUREAU iy   WHAT “ABOUT BACTORIES?   Senator Lodge Suggests That Manu: facturers Also Having Troubles of Their Own.

SIAN FEINERS UPHELD BY THREATS OF LABOR   ‘Strike Talk Heard Unless Gov, ernment Releases Prisoners’ On Hunger Strike.

nse STRIKES IN IRELAND WIN FRESH VICTORIES   Threatened Labor Strikes in Severz Cities Through ireland Bring — Results.

WILL REPEAL ALL WAR LEGISLATION   Is the Program of Republican House Leaders, Also Suspension of Immigration,

SOLU I ERS  BUNUS Bill S FACING CAMMY TEE   ae See, er ey  tained Before Further Action  Measure Provides #100 For Domestic and $125 For Foreign Service.

SHAH OF FERSIA IN ROME   Drives to the Quirinal, Where He I¢ Welcomed by the King of italy.

UNIVERSITY SHARES IK LITTLEFIELD REQUESTS WINDW SETS RESIDUE   ESTATE OF EIGHT TO TEN MIL LI s GOES TO WIFE OF LATE CAPITALIST,

WITHDRAWAL OF WHISKEY IS STOPPED TEMPORARILY   Action Taken in Effort to Check Illicit Sale of Liquor in the Most “Troublesome” Sections of Country,

WHISKEY TRAFFIC IN N.Y. 1S STOPPE   Halt Is Called on Withdeawal of hiskey From Bonded, Warehouses.

RIFLE SQUADS SEEK 9 CONVICTS ' ESCAPING PEN   Leave Pen’s ‘‘Honor Farm,'' Be lieved Wholesale Plan Afoot

LONGSHOREEN TO END LONG STRIKE   McGRAW DEMANDS INDICTMENT, TO PROVE INNOCENCE

DELAWARE (5 SAFE BELIEF OF “SUFFS   Women Feel Sure Little State _Will Come Through As “Perfect 36,”

*OLITICAL PRESSURE WILL INSURE RATIFICATION   Delaware Expected to Swing Int. Line This Week——-May Force Ses sion in Connecticut.

Body of Murdered President Given Tribute by Diplomats and Then Delivered to His Daughters for Final Rites   Traitors Fired Through Thin  Wall of Hut Whereiv Old   Dictator Slept and Riddled  Body, Eye Witness Asserts

PRES, CARRANZA’S BODY RECEIVED IN MEXICO CITY MONDAY, 3 A. M,   A Dingy Little Train of Three Wooden Coaches Brought Remians of Carranza to the Mexican Capital. ;

CARRANZA’S BODY IN CAPITAL CITY TODAY   George Summerlin,.the American Charge, Was _ Among Those at Station to Receive Dead President.

WVEBODY CARRANZA IN MEXICO CIT)      Dihoy Little Traini of Three. ‘Wooden Coaches Carried 7 ~ Remains Home. ,   FAITHFUL SOLDIERS IN RAGS, HONOR GUARD   Dayghters and. 150 People Aa Arrival—Funeral — Today or Tuesday, °°

TRAIN BEARING BODY UF CARRANZA fo DERAILED REACHES HIS HOME TODAY   Daughters Will Bury Murdered President o! Mexico in Manner Chosen By Him—Last Words Told By Survivors.

FAITHFUL FEW ON GUARD AS LITTLE TRAIN PULLS IN   2 iNvsc Bhi N A WH hub ain  G arranza’s Body Taken ‘lo Official Home; Diplomats There.

Body of Murdered President of Mexico Arrives In Capital On Special Train Karly This Morning.   GOVERNMENT ORDERS CAPTURE OF HIS SLAYER   Death Penalty Awaits Col Herrere if He is Captured Reward is Offered for the Canture of Villa.

UETAILS OF DEATH PLOT ~ REVEALED BY ANF   Assassin Fired 30 Shots, Six of Which Found Their  ark

CARRANZA IS RETURNED TO MEXICO CIT’   REMAINS ACCOMPANIED BY HIS FAITHFUL SOLDIERS—BODY  IN ROUGH WOODEN BOX

WRECK OF TRAIN ~— DELIYS BURIAL   BODY OF CARRANZA HAS NOT, REACHED MEXICO CITY. 4   TO BE BURIED WITH THE P&OR   The Murder Was Done While the President Slept, According To Latest Advices—Body Was Riddled With Bullets,

Dingy Train of Three Wood en Coacics Bears Remains of Dead President   BONILLAS, GEN. MURGUIA AND BERLANGA ARE SAFE   HERRERA'S SOLDIERS MARK. ED CARRANZA'S BED AND SHOT HIM SIX TIMES WHILE HE SLEPT,

CARRANZA FRIENDS ESCAPE   Other Members of Former President's Party Get Away in Darkness «Body is Returned to Mexican Capital  Today. ~-

Will Be Buried Without Military Hon: ors---President Was Killed While Asleep In His Hut.

CARRANZA’S BODY   A DINGY TRAIN OF THREE WOOL EN COACHES CARRIED THE FUNERAL PARTY.   Drawn by a Rusty Engine the Train Cerept Ynto the City at 5:50 a. m. —Funeral Tuday or Tuesday

FEW PEOPLE SEE ARRIVAL OF THE _ FUNERAL TRAIN   Members of the Family, Family, Diplamatic 0 - .ficers and Newspaper Mem Greet i the Cortege   exaie TAKEN TO THE PRE- ' GIDENKTS LATE RESIDENCE   ‘Rouck Weaden Box “Box Carved Reverent Joby a Few Faithtw eo Fellewers -

DEATH RATE FOR 1918 HIGH   Influenza Wave Killed 477,467 Persons That Year.

1918 DEATH RATE HIGHEST   Represents Rate of 18 Per 1,000—In fluenza Wave Killed 477,467 Persons.

BURN BLACKS IN PARTS, TEXA; FEAR RAGE RIOT   REPORT SAYS ONE OF BLACKS PUT TO DEATH IS WRONG ONE

PLANS FOR 'S. S, CONVENTION   Annual County Event at Blairsville on Septem ber 14-]5.

Monkey Gland to Start Girl On Way To Live’   Surgeons To Transplant ‘-Monkey’s ‘Thyraid Gland Into Mental  '~ and Physical Dwarf.

‘Surgeons Believe Girl Hidden i Celtar for 17 Years Will Develop

Surgeons Transplant Monkey Gland By Operation On Mary. Kolwizski, 19 Year Old “Baby’’ and Give Her Chance to Live

Monkey’sGland Is Transplanted In Girl's Body   Surgeons Seek. to Restore Young Lady Who Had Starved 17 Years in Cellar.

WORKERS WILL  PARTICIPATE   In management. of. In dustries, According to Resolutions

ITALIAN MANUFAGTURERS ACCEPT PROPOSALS. FOR INDUSTRIAL MANAEMENT   INSIST THAT MEN SHALL BEAR RESPONSIBILITY AND PROVIDE CO-OPERATION,

NIGHT ENGINEER AT THE JOURNAL INSTANTLY KILLED   Chester Bissell Caught i Belting, and Carried Under Shaft.   While Endeavoring to Relieve Tension on Belt, Apparently Slinned.

NIGHT ENGINEER KILLED AT LINCOLN   Chester Bissell of Journal Caught in Belting 2 Carried Under _

CASE IS SUMMED UP   Final Session of Hearing on Fletcher’s Removal

BOARD HOLDS FINAL SESSION,   Decision on Vietcher Case Pxpected Refore May 4.

Two Houses Met at Noon With the Next President in His Place in the Senate.   CORDIALLY GREET HARDING   Bill Suspending Immigration for Two Years Among First To be Introduced.

Leaders, However, Plan te Transact Only Routine Businese Until March 4.   ADJOURN IN HALF HOUR   Arjournment Fo'fows Speech b Harding and Notification of Wilson.

Says His Years in Upper Body Has Increased His: Respe . . for Senate—Both Houses Name Committees to. No ify Prasideant Conarese in Saeccinn.

INUVATION IN CONGRESS [8 MALE TODAY   President - Elect Talks from Senate Floor  As Member.

CONGRESS IN SESSION TODAY; GAVEL SOUNDS   . -VICE-PRES. MARSHALL BRINGS  THE BODY TO ORDER AT   NOOON TODAY

PRESIDENT ELECT HARDING RECEIVES OVATION AFTER ADDRESSING G6TH CONGRESS

OPENING IS SHORT   Horse and Senate Are Called * to’ Order at Noon and At journ Until Tuesdty. Atte  . Brief Program..            COMMITTEE IS:SENT’ : TO: NOTIFY PRESIDENT      Lodge ‘and Wilson. Meet for First ‘Time Since Massaqitsetts Senator ‘Tad Fight Against: Ledoue,

FNAL OESoION GONE ESS  persicn Tay  ioamt §: 14]   ‘Both Senate and House Ad— journ Immediately After — Opening Formaitics   UNDERWOOD IN BODY TO SEE PRESIDENT   HARDING IS MAGNET IN SEN. ATE, APPLAUSE FRO, TH GREAT GATHERING OF SPEC TATORS GREETING Tin,

CONGRESS IS ~ IN SESSION   Enormous Appropriations Asked: Many Bills Are Bessel Presi-Gent. Hleetsoekes.<  . Anat In Senate

PRESIDENT-ELECT IN REGULAR PLACE, ANSWERS ROLL. CALL   FULL ATTENDANCE AT OPENING SESSION

GILLETT CALLS CONGRESS TO “ORDER AT NOON   THERE was NEARLY A FULI ATTENDANCE IN BOTH THE HOUSES.   Senator Hanting, Pregident Elect, Was in His Seat—-House Galler. ies Were Crow at the Onenine

STONES STOLEN FROM STORE   Diamends Valued at $10,600 Taken From Safe at Norwich, Conn., Says Report.

ORATORIGAL CONTEST AT BLOOMINGTON   Joseph Murphy of Wabash Will Rep resfnt 11th District at Discussion.

FIGHT AT N.E. A. MEET OVER ~~ TEACHERS UNION      SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS URGED TO AFFILIATE WITH THE Laroe BOR FEDERATION,   Speaker at Cleveland Convention Con tends That Educational Work  Would Be Stimulated By Creation of Separate Government Department.

TEACHERS IN LABOR UNION   Affillation With Amcrican Federatien Recommended at Cleveland Meeting.

URGES TEACHERS JOIN WITH LABOR   PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL MANAGEMENT IS DISCUSSED AT N. E. A. MEET.

RECORD IN NON-STOP FLIGHT   Acrial Mail Carrier of Cleveland Fis    tablishes an “Mark.

PLIGHT RECORDS ARK BROKEN.   Airman Pitot Files 235 Miles in 83 Minnies With Wail,

READY FOR HUP-OFF  i i   LOCAL REPUBLCANS NOW TURN. ING EYES TOWARD CHICAGO.   Wood and Lowden the Men Most in the Limeticht.

READY FOR: HOP-OFF       LOCAL REPUBLCANS NOW Tu ING EYES TOWARD.CH         Wood cau” Lowden the Men Most in

state Lawmakers are Considering Two Bills Intended te Provide Coed Minimum Pay for Teachers end Funds to Meet Needs

SCHOOL RELIEF DILLS 10 COME UP FOR ACTION   Entire Question Of School Pie nanee Will Claim Consideration By House   VLAN TO RAISE MILLIONS BY TAX   County Educational Fund I Proposed And State: Levy Of Three Mills

LOWER WAGES FEATURE RETRENCHMENT POLICY   PACKING INDUSTRY REPORT IN DICATES A READJUSTMENT TREND   LIVING COSTS GO DOWN   Must Be Considered in Unions’ Demands for Further Boosts in Employes’ Pay,

NATION RETRENCHING, WAGES SHOULD NOT BE INCREASED, SAYS PACKERS’ SPOKESMAD

ote -WAGES.FEWRAISES   Packers. Present Statistics Showing Period of Re- . trenchment at Hand.

RED BATTERIES  ON GERMAN oUt RAIN SHELLS ON POLISH FORGES   On the sng, bh Front, During the v7 i” Up Process, 3,000 Bolsheviki Prisoners Were Taken,   BITTER FIGHTING IN SOUTHERN ZONE   On the Kolno-Myszniec Road the Poles Take Six Cannon, 12 Machine Guns, Caoture 1.100 Russians.

MORE PRISONERS TAKEN BY POLIS   i.  RED 'TROOPS ON GERMAN SOIL ) TURN GUNS ON ENEMIES—  : FIGHTING CONTINUES.

{EAGUE APPROVES DRAFT OF MANDATE:   FORMER GERMAN COLONIES ALLOTTED TO VARIOUS COUNTRIES,   Disputes to Be Carried to International Court of Justice,

ANIA ADMITTED Te     ALB   International Army of 40,000 to 80,000 to Guarantee Protection for Armenia Considered and Referred to Commitice; Baltic States Avplications for Membershin Tabled

GERMAN TOWN   Communist Riots Spreadinc Throughout Province of Westphalia

WESTPHALIA HARD HIT BY RADICALS --REBELLION SEEN   Miners’ Attitude One of Threat; U. S. Is Watchful,

MAKE THE COMPARISON,   ‘hen You Can Toast Your Hon Town With More Bathusiasa.

Ei Pei, nk i MAKE: THR COMPARISON,      Hen You © ‘an Boost Your Home Town With! More Enachu 78h.

PENROSE WILL BE THERE   Senator Engages Apartment For Re. publican Convention.

TAX LEGISLATION WILL BE DELAYED      No Change Yil Be tade for Amounts Due December  1s—Congress to Work.

FARM BUREAUS ARE FEDERATED   Organization Backed by 700,000 Men Who Follow the Plow.

DISTRIBUTION      NATIONAL -FARM: BUREAU-FED4 ERATION AFTER CONGRESS.   ORGANIZATION CLAIMS TO! RE: “PRESENT 700000 FARMERS. :         Planning System: For, Direct: Hes ferendum to,Farmers ‘on Ques* tions Affecting Them. .

National Farm:Bureau Federation: Chairman: Declares the ‘Farmer-Labor Congress Mis“representative of Sentiment

PUT FARMERS} CASE 10 PEOPLE   National Farm Bureau Federation Will Have Two Central Offices in U. 8.

MAN BEEING ~ PLOWTOBE REPRESENTED   Farm Bureau Federatior Backed by 700,000 Farmers.

FORM ORGANIZATION TO REPRESENT MEN WHO OPERATE FARMS   Bureau, Backed By 700, 000 Farmers, Meets in Chicago.

FARM FEDERATION PLANS LEGISLATION   Will Seek To Benefit ‘“The Mar With His Feet In the Furrow.”’

LOOK FOR DELAWARE TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE   Effort Of Opposition To Take Vote is Blocked—Passage Is Expected Monday.

SUFFRAGISTS WIN BOUT IN °° DELAWARE   Blocked All Efforts of Opponents to Force Fote on. the Mypaxure Today.

TRE BUSINESS: MEN   SCOPE OF THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD RE WIDENED,   o ee Cianimous liccidion 1 e     i Night te nture..     inne Drawing 1

THE BUSINESS MEN   SCOPE OF THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD BE WIDENED.   Coanimous Decision East Night te  Continue Drawine Feature.

PHILIP FEARS ~ COAL FAMINE   Sends Wire to Presiden Urging That Action :  5 Ms

WILSON ASKED TO AID  IN COAL SITUATION      GOVERNOR PHILLIP WIRES PRESIDENT THAT HARD COAL SUPPLY IS SHORT

WOOR'S VICTORY CONCEDED.   Defeat of dohnsen in New Jersey is Acknowledged,

“MONTMARTRE,” DIVORCED, HAS OWN MAYOR   Free Beer is Simple Slogan o. the “Spree Commune” of Paris   ONLY ONE “DRY VOTE”   Light Hearted-Resort of Posts and Artists Repudiates i Allegiance

HEAVY BONDS FOR ACCUSED IN MAIL = CAR ROBBERY   Verdict for Defendant

SLAYER IS HUNTED   Columbus - Detective Shot te ‘Death by Allened Bootlenger

NOW FOR SPREAD OF “FLAP? itd ur   Washington Authorizes Free Whiske: To Be Used In Treatment  Tice aca.

REVERSE WHISKEY TO FLU SUFFERER‘   Government Orders U. S. Mar shal To Sroply Liquor To Physicians.

WATERTOWN ATTEMPTS SOLVE HOUSE PROBLEN   ORGANIZE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TO SOLVE HOUSING ASSOCTATION.

MEXIC aNs To BEET FIeLDs.   Theee Cvuaches Full Leave Fl Pare fer States tgp Nerth.

RAILROAD WHEN PEAR Bits   Unions of All Kinds Are Demand. ing’ Wage Iucrease From the Government.

RANK AND FILE RAILROAD MEN DEMAND ACTION   Employees. Flooding Labor Headquarters With Letters Urging More Pay   25 TO 40 PER CENT INCREASES ARE ASKED   TIMOTHY SHEA SAYS ME? HAVE WAITED “REASON ABLE TIME” FOR PRICES T¢ PALL, WITH NO RESULT.

FORBETTER PAY   Action Must Be Taker Shortly by the Union Chiefs

GARY FORESEES BRIGHT FUTURE   Present Depression Result of  Natural and Necessary ReAdjustment, Magnate Says

BOXER INDEMNITY BE RELINOUISHE!   DR. WELLINGTON KOO AP PROACHES FUROPEAN POWERS ON THE SUBJECT

OALANUL HUALH EMIT MAY  ar AEH UNINC   SUGGESTION BY CHINESE REP SENTATIVE MEETS WIth FAVOR AMONG LEROPEANS,

ENCOURAGEMENT HAS BEEN MET   Would Use Money fo Education of Chinese Students

GROCERS SECURE INJUNCTION      Court Iseades Restraining Order  Against **Fair Prieea.*”

COURT HALTS FIXED PRICES   Judge Pollock Grant dTemporary Injunction.   ENJOINS: TOPEKA COMMITTEE   Merchants Claim Prices Fixed by Fair Price Roard Are Confiscatory, and Get Stay.

MURDERS WIFE AND ENDS HIS OWN LIFE GN THANKSGIVING   FORMER GOSHEN WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH AT STERLING, COL., HOME.

MURDERS WIFE AND ENDS HIS OWN LIFE ON THANKSGIVING   EVA DELCAMP-KOBLER VICTIM IN TRAGEDY

MEAT PRICES SOON TO DRO!   Packers Declare Decline i Wholesale Prices Will Show Results Within Month   BY-PRODUCTS. GO LOWER

Worry Over Illness Is Believe To Have Caused Shoemaker To Take Life   CONVICTS PLAY CARDS   Both Eat Hearty Meals Befor Going To Death In Eleetrie Chair

THREE MEN DIE Al PENITENTIARY   One Suicide; Two Convicts Go to Electric Chair

SIX KILLED IN IRISH CLASH   Crown Forees Lose One in Ambush— «Slay Five Civilians, Take 138 Prisoners.

FIRE ON DANGERS EVE ARE KILLED   One Hundred and Thirtyeight Civilians Are Arrested by Military.

POLICEMAN KILLED.   When Attack Was Made on Crown Forces in Treland.

LITHUANIA ANB SOVIET _ REACH AGREEMENT BASIS   Iminense Difficulties Encountered Owing to Lack of Ethnographic Statisties.

RUSSIA AGREES ON LITHUANIAN PEACE BUT REPELS POLES   ‘Understandings Hastened bj Reverses Poles Suffered, Says Soviet Agent.

SEIZURE MADE OF NARCOTICS   Opium, Merphine and Cocaine eof Valve of $35,000 Taken.

NATIVE OF HALT BEATEN 10 OEATH, BOY STAMMER!   Testimony Causes Unexpectec Delay in Nave! Court of inquiry.   LIEUT. WILLIAMS MAY BE SENT TO FACE ACCUSER   Hearing in Oase of Freeman Lang, Charged With Killing Three Prisoners, Closed for Present, Lang Being Giver Time to File Written Defense

HAITIEN POLICEMAN SAYS MARINE SEGT, KILLED A GENDARMI   Naval Court of Inquiry Halted: Want Accused Man to  a a > cre

MARINE MURDERED HAITIAN, CHARGE   Native Policeman Swears H  Saw Sergeant Beat Negro To Death.

Boy Testifies He Saw Office: Kill Native With Piece o! Lumber in Office of Gen. darmerie.

CHARGE OFFICER BEAT HATIAN TO DEATH   Intimated that Sergeant of Marine: May Be Guilty of Revolting Brutality.

HAITIAN. WAS BEATEN TO ‘DEATH WITH CLUB, SAYS ANTTNESS AT NAVY PROBE

HAITIEN POLIGEMAN SAYS MARINE SEGT, KNLED A GENDARME   Naval Court of Inquiry Halted; Want Accused Man to  a Kara Witnacc

Another £; ies » Aun Conference   E Sotiomic Probloms ‘or Pwo: Coun. trices. to’ Te Misetissed by 2 7 Specint Yelesates Ta

QUESTION OF BUSINESS   GERMANS AND FRENCH TO HOLD TRADE CONFERENCE.   Late Enemies Arrange for Economic Parley at Paris in the Near Future,

GERMANY AND FRANCE AGREE TRE MTU   Economic Conference to Be  ' Held : Next Month — France Firm on Ruhr Stand

FIGHTING THE JEWS   Vienna Students Sang National Anthem and Yelled for Hapsburgs. =

SU HAREM AN’ ALL   ¥ed: Sultan of Llang. Llang ‘Adopted; Now Sultan ye? Dies

a TORN WAN   CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM OV. ER NORTHERN LOUISIANA,   LITTLE DAMAGE REPORTED FROM GULF STATES.   The Weather Bureau Reported That the Fury of the Storm was Dimin. ishing. and Guif Coast Warnings Ordered Down,

HURRICANE HAS PASSED INLAND   Weather Bureau’ Say: — Storm Will Diminish  in Intensity

STURM WARNINGS TAKEN DOWN, LITTLE DAMAGE   CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM OV. ER NORTHERN LOUISIANA.   LITTLE DAMAGE REPORTED FROM GULF STATES.   The Weather Bureau Reported That the Fury of the Storm was Dimin. ishing and Gulf Coast Warn. inas Ordered Down.

LOVED MUSIC MAST, WIFE SHOOTS HIM   Mrs Adams Sobs Out Cor fession On Cot In Dayton Hospital

INDEPENDENTS ARE FOR HOOVER   Noted Economist States Rank and File Is Unbiased

YALE PROF, SEES HOOVER WINNER   Dr. Fisher Says Independent Vote Will Decide the Iscija_

NAMES SPECIAL AGENT   Meader . Williams Will Take Census of Manufacturers.

IES SPECIAI AGENT             Meader I. Williams Will Take Cen sus of Manufacturers.

ACCEPT STRIKERS’ TERMS   Madrid Employers Agree to Demand With Cortain Reservations—Set tleenemnt Eanecrtimld

TREASURER HOUSTON 10 THROW MORE LIGHT OW NATIONS FINANGES TODA   REPORT OF UNCLE SAWS CASHIER TO PROMINENT COMMITTEE MAY BE SENSATIONAL,

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX LANDED AT PENZANCE   Put Ashore By British Destroyer at Most Westerly Point of England.

————r  ARCHBISHOP TAKEN ~ OFF LINER BALTIC   British Destroyer Said, tc Have Landed Australian Prelate in Enaland.   TAKE MANNIX TO LONDON   Report Firemen: Strike  Be cause Bishop. Not Landed  in lreland, 

DENVER STREET “CAR STRIKERS BE STI ILE   Conference Convenes at Mili. tary Headquarters to Con. sider Situation and Devise Problem Solution

DECLARES PACT TO HUNGARY IS DEATH SENTENCE   Head of Commission in Interview with Associated Press.

HUNGARIAN PEACE TREATY IS A SENTENCE OF DEATE   This Is The Statement of Coun Albert Apponyi, in Stutement Made,

‘A SENTENCE OF DEATH   Decision of Allies Based - on One-Sided Inform) ation Received

TREATY DOOMS HUNGARY SAYS COUNT APPONY   Pact is “Sentence of Death”? He Writes in Press Article.

HUNGARIAN PEACE A DEATH SENTENCE   Count Apponyi Declares That Nation Is Robbed Of All Its Resources.

SAYS HUNGARIAN TREATY IS “SENTENCE OF DEAT TO PEOPLE AFFECTED   COUNT APPONYIL ENTERS VIGOROUS COMPLAINT AGAINST DECISION OF ALLIES.

GALLS TREATY  T  DEATH DEGREE   Head of Hungarian Peac: - Commission Says His Country is Virtually Killed.

ESTIMATES OF SECRETARY HOUSTON WERE EXCEEDEI   Income and Profits Tax Re ceipts Heavier Than Had Been Exnected.

Campaign Brought to a Dramatic Close in Silent March Around White House.

WILSON’S ADMIRERS PARADE   Campaign. Brought to a Dramatic Ciose in Silent March Around White Picuse.

HE TALKED TOO MUCH   Member of Jury Trying WwW. W. May Be Jmpeached. .

SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE  Sr-eaer et ce sea BIRT Ceasgragrearsc® Tey

SMOKE WITH EATS ~ IN SOUTH CAROLINE   Legislature Fails to Put Sto} To Smoking in Public Eating Places by House Vote

“BY HOLDUP Mn   Brother Is Wounded In Bat tle With Bandit Late  Yesterday   SUSPECT IS ARRESTED

MANY COMING IN’ TO JOIN THE: RALLY   Reports from. -Neighboring Towr Ships Indicate That the Larger Crowd Will Attend the Night  Meeting

MANY COMING IN TQ JOWN THE BALL   Reports from Neighboring Town: Ships Indicate That the, Larger , \, Crowd Will Attend the Night   Meeting

RAIL MEN WILL ~ TAME VAGATION   UNRECOGNIZED UNION OFFICIAL SAYS ROADS OF COTTON AND OIL BELT WILL BE OLOSED DOWN.

RAIL STRIKE WHICH. : WILL CRIPPLE ENTIRE SOUTHWEST .IMPEND:   Action Predicted by “Oat: law” Labor Leader for Wednesday or Tharsday.

Railroad Strike  2. Promised Tomorrow       Vacation” of Non-Recognized Virdsmen Will Close Gate to the Cotton Belt.

AAILROAD WORKERS MAY GO ON VACATION SOON oAYS LEADER EWBANK'   UNION IN OPPOSITION TO BROTHERHOODS WAY BE ORGANIZED WHEN MEN RETURN TO WORK,

Railroad Strike Promised Tomorrov   This ‘““Wacation’ of Non-Heeoenized Yardsmen Wil Clese Catte to the Cotton Belt,

A RAILROAD “VACATION”      May Close Gateways to Cotton anc Oil Fields

ROLSHEVIR PORCES BEATEN.   Radicals Driven Back Over Don River hy Radienis.

DECISIVE TRIUMPH OVER REDS   Russian Voluntecr Army Credited  With a Great Victory.

REDS ROUTED AT ODESSA   Wireless Dispatch Reporte Great Vio. tory of Russian Volunteers Over Bolahevit Forees,

RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS DEFEAT BOLSHEVIK   Finest Cavalry of Reds is Re.  ported to be in a Disorderly  Flight at Odessa.

BERGDOLL PLEA IS “NOT GUILTY”   DRAFT EVADER FACING COURT MARTIAL AT GOVERNOR'S ISLAND, ENTERS PLEA.

BERGDOLL PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Alleged Draft Evader Faces Court Wartial Trial _

FAR Alina   Board to Reject All Present Offers and Will - Reopen the Negotiations, . Chairman Payne Tells the Committee   Vessels Being Held at Cost of $12,000 Daily; Price Good and Operation May. Entail Loss, Official Now Declares

10 PROCEED Wilh SALE OF VESSELS   Head of Shipping Board Tells o Plans For Former German  Shins.   TO REJECT PRESENT BIDS   Recommendation For New Negotiations: Submitted—Holding Ships Costs $12,000 is Claim.

Right to Chin in Third Round Brings Home Bacon for Jack.      GREB DEFEATS WIGGINS; LANGFORD EASY FOR TATE

RETAINS TITLE HEAVY WEIGHT   RIGHT TO CHIN IN SED ROUND FLOORS BILLY MISKT: MONDAY

FOOD CREDIT 10 AID ‘EUROPEANS 6 URGED   IMMEDIATE . APPROPRIATION OF $50,000,000. BY U. S. CON- . _ GRESS ASKED.

DEPORT CORK MAYOR 10 ENGLAND MILITIA USE BOMBS ON CROWDS   MAYOR IS CONVICTED.

MAVOR Ob ‘ORK CONVICTED   Tricd by Court Martial for Aidin; Irish Rebellion,

EGYPT “ROLLING IN WEALTH”   illiterate Mud Hut Dwellers Make Thousands im ‘Cotton. Deals—Automadbiles ‘in Demand.

ivj.ovement to Kestore War Finance Eoard Launched   Western and Southern Senators Declare it the Only Way to Bring [mmediate Help to Agricultural Interests—Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Favors  “ Billion-Dollar Capitalization.

REVIVAL OF WAR CORPORATION URGE   HELP FOR AGRICULTURAL IN TERESTS SEEN IN FINANCE . ORGANIZATION. -.

Revival of War Finance Corporation Considered As Emergency Measure

SENATORS PLAN 10: AGE LEGISLATION   (Declare Revival of War Finance Corporation Only Way to Help } Agricultural Interesis.

SEEK TO RELIEVE ~ FARM SITUATION         and: Southern: ~Sena ropose Revision of War ‘Finance Corporation

CALL-KANSAS CIAL STRIKE.      Locals in Pittsburg District Woulc Close All’ Mines.

DEMAND REFUNDING OF FINES   Kanscs Miners Call Strike as Mens nre of Protest.

HOWAT’S HAND AGAIN   Miners Meet At Mulberry and Vote - Strike of All.’ Kansas Mines Until Fhey Are Gratified.

KANSAS MINERS STILL IN FERMEN   LOCAL UNIONS CALL ON MEMBERS TO STRIKE UNTIL FINES ARE REFUNDED.

STRKE STRIKE OF KANSAS MINERS 1S CALLED   Proclamation Issued to stay Out Until Fines Are Revoked 5

FARM BODY WILL SEE HARDING ON CABINET CHOICE   WILL CONFER ON SELECTION OF NEXT SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

MENTION SENATOR CAPPER.   American Farm Bureau Will Discuss Appointment With Harding.

RAILWAY BILL CONSTITUTIONAL PALMER INFORMS   ATTORNEY GENERAL INFORMS PRESIDENT HE FINDS NO LEGAL OBJECTIONS.

GRANTED YEAR’S ABSENCE      Prof. J. W. Piercy Will Go To New York City Next Fall.

ASOEMBLY AGTIUE DRAWS CRITICISM   REFUSAL TO SEAT SOCLALISI MEMBERS CONDEMNED IN SENATE.

BOORAH DENOUNCES ANTI-SOCIALIST AC7   Says Refusal te Seat Elected Men is Best Way to Spread Socialism

BORA DENOUNCES NEW YORK REFUSAL  TQ SEAT SOCIALISTS         SUSAL TO SEAT LEGISLATORS  TLARLY ELECTED INs VIGLENCE, ATOR SAYS

SENATOR APPEALS FOR RULE OF COMMO' SENSE   Senate Fire Drawn by Empire State Ousting of Socialists—Incites Disorder—borah.

Senator Borah Declares Such Action Invites Lawlessness and Disorder and Hopes “Common Sense” Will Prevail.

HUGHES CONDEMNS N.Y. ASSEMBLY FOR OUSTING SOGIALISTS   ACTION OF ASSEMBLY ABSO. LUTELY OPPOSED TO FUNDA. MENTAL PRINCIPLES OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.

HUGHES FROWNS ON UNSEATING OF SOCIALISTS   Declares Assembly Act Gives Reds Sasis for Grievance.

AGTION NEW YORK ASL IRBLY DRAWS HAE IN CONGRESS   Senators Borah and Thomas Denounce Unseating of Socialist Representatives   PRACTICE OF CONGRESS FOLLOWED, SAYS LUSK   Five Men Not Deprived of Seats Merely Because They Are Soejalists, but ‘Beeatse They Personally Stand for Overthrow of Organived Government by Pores and Vielenee,

HUGHES AND BORAH HIT SRAT DENIAL   Is it Proposed to Drive the Party Into Revolution They Ask   LEADERS SEE MISTAKE   Republicans Believe That Erro:  Was Committed; Hold Conference

HUGHED ARGUES FOR THE RADICAL   Mistake, He Says, to Deprive the Red of Opportunity to Talk.

SOCIALISTS" SUSPENSION “CONDEMNED BY HUGHES   ix-Gavernor Declares Action Op posed. to Principles of Govern  ment,

~-ALAYS ACTION   \ Declares Refusal of New York As  sembly to Seat Socialists _ Invites Violence.  1

HUGHES DOES NOT APPROVE ACT   Calls Suspension of Socialist Members, New York Outrage

SENATE FROWNS ‘ON OQUSTING OF FIVE SOCIALISTS   Will Urge Them te Violence, Senators Predict.

FIVE SOCIALISTS ARE SUSPENDED   Action of Assembly Is Condemned by Former Governor

SEE CARPAIGR INVESTIGATORS 10 ISIICPEND (NOTIIRY.   ACTIVITIES OF COMMITTEE “TO BE STOPPED DUR“ING: CONVEN-. Mrorta   RURTT. TESTIFIES

SENATE PROBE OF  FUNDS NEAR CLOSE   Only Two More Witnesses on List: Committee Undeoided on Course Following Edge’s Withdrawal. _

VERNON SWATTERS SIGH FOR VICTIMS   soap, ba QUANATE AND MEMPHIS UNABLE TO COPE WITH LOCAL STICK ARTISTS,

VERNON SWATTERS SIGH FOR VICTIMS   QUANAH AND MEMPHIS UNABLE TO COPE WITH LOCAL STICK ARTIS&S,

PAATIES- ARE KNOWN      Woman Janitar Tella Who Deas Wom an May Be.

ADRIATIC DISCUSSION WILL BE RE-OPENED   Such Action, it Is Thought, Will Follow President Wilson's Note to Allies.

START ALL OVER ON FIUME   WILSON'S = NOTE HAS REOPENED WHOLE SUBJECT TO NEGOTIATION,   Concitiatery Reply From Anics ts Believed to Suggest That U. §, Show the Way to a Settlement Acceptable to Italy and Jugo Slavia,

SUPREME COUNCIL ANSWERS WiiSDR ADRIATIG. NOTE   Negotiations for Settlement Will be Reopened   NOTE WILL BE MADE PUBLIC

ADRIATIC ut § BEING Pda      Entente Allies Ask President Wilson What Procedure Could Be Followed !s  Washington View   FIUME SETTLEMENT IS DECLARED DIFFICULT   No Country Willing to Undertake Move to Restore Status Quo at Port

PRESIDENT’S NOTE REOPENS ADRIATIC ISSUE, 1S BELIEF   Although Text of Allies’ Reply Was Not Made Public, It Is Thought Concessions  Were Made Wilson.

PRESIDENT “RE-OPENED -"NEGOTATION      Wilson’s Note to Allied Supreme Council Puts ” Adtiatic Issues Again in Limelight; D’Anaunegin Chanogad Canditions. Sav Entente,

WHOLE ADRIATIC Tt REOPENED BY WILSON'S NOTE   Supreme Council’s Reply Re ceived at State Department but is Withheid.   DECISIONS AT LONDON MEETINGS NOT FINAL   European Premiers Said to Have In. vited American Government, if I Still Holds Agreement of December 9 Should be Carried Out, to Indi. cate Practical Steps to That End.

ADRIATIC ISSUE AGAIN REOPENED   Notes To Allied Supreme Council Pave Way For Further Negotiations   ALLIES’ REPLY SECRET   London Says Note Was Concil liatory, But Washington Witholds Its Text

OPEN. ADRIATIC "NEGOTIATION   Though Contents of ‘Supreme . Coun. _ ile Reply le Not tiven Out, Lon.  ' don Heare it is Conciliatery—Feel That Adriatic Question fs Removed From Former Stzxtuc. 

“Wilson ~ Refiises “tt  Divuilge Contents of Supreme Council Reply.   WILL NOT ANSWER FOR SEVERAL DAYS   Seek Other State’s Wishes as Publishing Official Com munications.

OPUTE REOPENED   ENTONTE ASKS €. SS. SOLETION FOR ADEEATIC.   Premiers Reply to Wilson Note Ne Made Public.

GUGK PASSED 10 Plito, WILOON BY ENTENTE ALLIES      INVITED TO TELL HOW HE WOULD SOLVE PROBLEM OF THE ADRIATIC.

ADRIATIC QUESTION IS AGAIN OPENED   Reply of Supreme Council te Wilson Withheld.   CAUSED STIR IN CAPITAL.   London Advices Cali Note Con. ciliatory —- Communicatior Has at Least Removed Issue From Status in Which it Was After Settlement Was Sent to Jugo-Slavia.

ALLIES AEPLY 10 PRESIDENT IN FUME GRAB   NOTES NOT MADE PUBLIC BUT UNDERSTOOD ADRIATIC QUESTION REOPENED   United States Will Publish Corres. pondence If The Other Nations Interested Are Wililne

FILES DAMAGE SUIT   CLAIMS COUNTY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND.   KILLED ON BROKEN KETTLE ROAD’   Mrs. Florence Murphy Asserts that: Negligence in Keeping up Approach. to Bridge Near. Spring Valley Store. Caused Fatal Accident.

Mrs. Florence Murphy Aaserts that Negligence in Keeping up Approach to Bridge Near. Spring Valley Store Caused Fatal Accident,

LITTLE RELIEF FROM HIGH PRICES 1S SEEN   NO CHANGE FROM UNDERLYING “ COMMITIONS, SAYS FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD.

SEES LITTLE RELIEF      Federal Reserve Board Reports on High Prices for Ma:

atES NO RELIEF FROM HIGH PRIGE LEVEL OF TODAY   Underlying Conditions Are No’ Changed, Declares Statement of Reserve Bank   SMALL OUTPUT CONTINUES   Low Efficiency and Scarcity of Skilled Men Add to Woes of Producer

REOEAVE BOARD Otto NO RELIEF FROM HIGH GOST   Conditions Causing Topmos Prices Have Not Been Removed, Authorities Say.

at FROM HIGH PRICES   Conditions Responsible for In creased Values Still Bere, It Says in Analysis of May Business Over Nation.

OT UBBORN HOLD YET MAINTAINED   Little Relief From Reign of Elevated Prices  BUSINESS CONDITIONS   During May Analyzed by Federal Reserve Board — View is Expressed that there has Been No Change In Un. derlying Facts Responsible for High Cost of Living

BELIEVES HIGH GOST OF LING S NOT REDUCED   Reserve Board Does Not Consider Store Sales Much of Factor in Situation.    Production Not Greatly In creased and There Are Dis, turbing Elements.

CHANGE ~—[N PRICES SEEN      ‘Federal Reserve Board Says ~~ Underlying Conditions. Continue Same   A DISTURBING FACTOR   Suggest Advent of Alteration In Price Levels;. Slight . ' Gain In Production.

GENERAL PUBLIC  UW NU! GREAT  MIOPOGITTON 10 AE EGAN OMG AI   Despite Recent Price Reductions, Little Relief for Consumers is Seen By Federal Reserve Board.   BUSINESS SUFFERING FROM FREIGHT TIE-UF   In Addition to a Shortage of Farm Labor, Strikes Have Occurred, Indicating Continued Unrest.

FUEL SHORTAGE GROWS WORSE IN CENTRAL WEST   Determined Efforts 1s made to End “Runaway Strike.’’ Chicago Four Day Supply—St. Louis Commandeers.

22 MAY QUIT PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP?   Influential Administration Solons Seek to Discuss Possible Policy Change —G. O. P. Ratification Hopes Raised.

DEMOCRATS FEAR TREATY RUPTURE   Possible Change of Party Policy May Tend To Hold Its Ranks Intact   Claim Is Made That 22 Dem. ocrats Are Willing To Accept Opponents’ Program

BREAK IN DEMOCRATIC RANKS IM SENATE   PARTY CAUCUS CALLED TO DIS CUS$ CHANGE IN TREATY POLICY   HAVE NOT LOST THE FIGHT   Although Republicans Claim Gains, Democratic Resistance Is Not Yet Broken.

FORSEE BREAK IN DEM’S RANKS TO AID TREATY   REPUSLICANS CLAIM 22 DEMO. CRATS READY TO FORSAKE WILSON POLICY FOR RES ERVATIONS

ATTITUDE   BREAK ON PACT POSSIBLE   ‘Democratic Senators Move for Caucus to Discuss Change in Policy.

LEADERS DISCUSS PARTY CHANGE IN. POLICY   Republicans Hope That Demo crats Will Be Won Over to ' Reservations.

‘G:-O. P'S Claim” 22-Demo= crates Willing to Desert Administration Side.   PRESIDENT MAY EXERT INFLUENCE ON VOTING   Passage of Reservations Would Bring Withdrawal By Wilson, Claim. ~

AEPORT BREAK IN DEMOGHATIC RANKS VER PEAGE PAGT   Ratification With Re publican Reservations Promising   22 READY TO QUIT WILSON

REPUBLICANS TRYING 10 BREAK   The Democratic Column on the Peace Treaty Reservations  in Order to   HAVE THEM ADOPTED

PARTY REVOLT UPON PEA I NOW PREDICTED   DEMOCRATS MAY REBEL   MORE HOPE OF VOTE TC RATIFY PACT VERY SOON

DEMOCRATS MAY TURN  ABOUT   Make Move for a _ Senate Caucus to Discuss Possible Change in Party Policy on Peace Treaty.   INCLINED TO BREAK AWAY FROM WILSON

SUBSTANTIAL BREAK IN DEMOCRATIC RANKS POSSIBLE   Influential Senators Move for Caucus to Discuss Party’s Peace Treaty Policy.   ‘MANY READY TO QUIT LEAD OF THE PRESIDENT   In Belief Time is Fighting on Their Side, Plan of Republicans ts te First Sweep Away All Collateral Issues of Disagreement When Sahe feet Again Comes Before Senated,

Twenty-twe Said to Be Willing to Accept Republican’s Orig-_ignal Reservations,   CAUCUS MAY BE CALLED TO DISCUSS THE ISSUE   Underwood Hinted as Leader of Plan --- Four Republic- ans Join the Irrecon cilables,

MIGHT CHANGE PARTY POLICY TREATY FIGHT   RUMORED DEMOCRATS LOOKING INTO EFFECT IT MIGHT HAVE ON POLITICS   Caucus Called For, Result Being Awaited With Unusual Interest By Members.

MOTIVE LOOKED FOR IN WANDERER CASE   ‘Sister Of Slayer Says He Must  Have Been Insane, But  Should Pay Penalty.

Seek Motive oS lor Murder             Oo Pelles Ara Tr      wz to Get  Mere Light en Wander.  er Mystery.

POLICE BELIEVE THAT THEOTHER WOMAN WILL BE FOUND IN THE CASE OF WANDERER THE WIFE MURDERER OF CHICAGO

Wife Slayer’s Letters Show He Had Many Girl Friengs —Stranger Killed Still Unidentified.

STILL SEARCH FOR WOMAN MOTIVE [h WANDERER GRIME   Police Continue Attempts to Solve Motive Puzzle and Identity of Stranger.   SISTER OF MURDERER CLAIMS HE IS INSANE   Affairs With Other Women ir Prisoner’s Life Told by Wanderer’s Relatives.

SEARCHING   Police :. Trylng-to. Find ‘GOue: to . Doghle Murder ia Chicago. ©   OTHER: WOMEN ‘IN ‘THE -CASE   Not’ -Known,.. However, That They. Were Directly Connected With Wanderer.

WANDERER HAD MANY FRIENDS AMONG GIRLS   Affairs With Other Sex Ran Concurrently With Married Life.      BROTHER IS INSANE   Authorities Are Prepard tc Fight Any Insanity Plea.

Endeavor: to Find: ‘Woman pe ‘in. Case and Identify.” Slain Man:   WANDERER’S. SISTER _ SAYS HE IS INSANE

Federal Trade Statistician Is Now In Custody   Government Service Official I, Ar. rested During Chicazo Haid  on “Reds”

FEDERAL EMPLOYEE PUT UNDER ARREST   Man Connected With Trade Commission Is In Custody of Department of Justice.

AKANSAS CITIZENS: ARE NGENSEO AY MURDER OM LITTLE RIVER HOUSFAQA   WNER OF BOAT LODERD IN JAN VHILE POSSESS SEARCH FOR AC COMPLICES,

CHARGES OF MURDER AGAINST BOATMAN      FEELING INTENSE AND MAY BE REMOVED TO JONES. BORO JAIL FOR SAFETY,

HOUSE-BOAT OWNER. TAKEN. IN CUSTODY   Killing Results in Search For Liquor,

BRYAN WINS FIRST BLOOD   Is Elected Member of Platform Committee. ~   A BLOW FOR THE “WETS.   Reed Hearing Is in Progress Thi Afternoon — Pennsy!ivania Is “ Dry.”

BRYAN WORKING 10 GET CONTRO   MOVEMENT TOWARDS WALSH FOR CHAIRMAN SHOWS . MARKED GROWTH.

DEFENSE IN 1. W. W. CASE TAKES THE STAND TODA’   Neamber of Defendants is Narrower to Ten When Court Rules Evidence Is Insufiicient.

DEFENSE OPENS CASE IN TRIAL OF  W.W’'S   'The Youngest Of The Eleven  Prisoners on Trial Set Free ! By The Court.

YOUNGEST OF ELEVEN DEFENDANTS FREED   Defense in Trial Alleged I. W. W.S Charged With Murder at Centralia Scores First Real Victory.

THEY DO NOT AGREE.   : i (Question as to Condition of Grain Now in Ground,  :

KNOX PEACE PLAN DOOMEL   It is Believed That Resolutior Will Be Vetoed By the President.

WILL VETO KNOX PEACE   MEN CLOSE TO PRESIDENT FEFI SURE RESOLUTION WILL NOT GET HIS a. K.

CLAIM WILSON WILL STRANGLE KNOX PEAGE ACT   Will Veto Measure If  Passes Congress, Is Opinion.

WILSON WOULDN'T SIGN KNOX RESOLVE ANYWAY SAY FRIENDS   Senators Also Share Pessimism of Those Close to the Chief Executive Who, However, Has Not  Expressed Himself Recently.

PRESIDENT WILL VETO KNOX RESOLUTION 't ANOPTEN BY CONGRES'      INTIMATED MR. WILSON WILD AD.  HERE CLOSELY TO HIS FOR. MER POSITION.

VETO GF PEACE BILL FORESEEN AT WASHINGTON      Wilson Sure to Reject Miove fo Separate Peace If It Is Made, Is Belief.

WILSON OPPOSES KNOX PEAGE PLAN   Resolution Certain to Be Vo: toed By President If Passed, Belief.   RECALL HIS OLD STAND

WILSON WILL VETO KNOY’S RESOLUTION 1S OFFICIAL BELIEF   ADMINISTRATION FRIENDS CLOSE TO PRESIDENT SEE DEFEAT OF MEASURE.   Executive Stands Firm in De mand for League of Nations Action.

WILSON CERTAIN 10 VEIO KANGA PEACE RESULUTION ALSO   Although There Has Been No Of ficial Statement, He Will Disapprove It.   ‘HIS POSITION UNCHANGED    Adheres to View That Separate Peace Would Be Stain on  American Honor.

WILSON TO VETO KNOX PEACE?   “RESOLUTION” To END WAR WILL MEET SOLAR PLEXUS FROM WHITE HOUSE

VETO AWAITS KNGA PEACE RESOLUTION   Pretty Certain To Adhere To Position Against Any Porm of Separate Pact.

PRESIDENT WILL VETO PEAGE BILL   KNOX RESOLUTION FOR SEP ARATE PEACE WILL NOT GET BY HIM.   WILSON WILL STAND PAT   Attitude Toward Separate Peace Announced Last Summer Will Be Strictly Adhered To.

WILSON’S AX READY FOR PEAGE PLAN CF KNOX. BELIEF   He’ll Veto Resolution If It’ Passed by Congress, Think President’s Close Aids.   “STAIN ON NATION’S HONOR’ HE ALLUDED TO RECALLEL   Executive’s Letter to Senato Fall So Classed Separate Action by America-

TO VETO BILL WHEN PASSE   : Pres. Wilson Expected Act on Knox Measure.

A GREAT MANY INDIANA BANKS   SUPPORT THE BOYS’ AND GIRLS’  CLUB WORK AND FINANCED MEMBERS IN VENTURES

BANKS GIVE AID FOK LIVE STOCK CLUB   FINANCE BOYS AND GIRIS ID FIRST VENTURES—FIGURES _BY PROF, SHANKLIN —

REPORT HAMON BETTER TODAY   Physician “Stated Crisi ' Passed Shortly After Last Midnight

JAKE HAMON'S CONDITION IMPROVED. CANCER PAST AC ORIING 12 DOS TOR   OKLAHOMA REPUBLICAN LEADER RECOVERING FROW WOUND RECEIVED SUNDAY.

SUNDAY  WINDSTORM DISASTROUS   218 Dead and 1,000 Injured With Still Worse Totals to Be Counted.   DEATHS BY STATES SO FAR   Bulletin.

NINETEEN KNOWN DEAD REPORTED IN NORTHERN INDIANA—ONE WHOLE FAMILY KILLED. '

RIVERS-HARBORS BILL CUT   Improvement Appropriations Reducec From $43,000,000 to $12,000,600 by House Body.

RIVERS-HARBORS BILL Ci   Improvement Apprenristions Reducec Ere £73 0C9.0CO to $12,000,000 Ly tieuce Body.

CABINET COLLAPSE IS CAUSED BY SOCIALISTS   Majority Refuses to Giye Feh renbach Regime a Vote of Confidence, Report Says,

GEAMMAN CABINET TO FORGED DUT BY THE SOCIALISTS   Vote of Confidence is Not Giver to the Fehrenback Ministry.   CRISIS IN BERLIN ACUTE

VON REUTER GETS BIG WELCOME AS HE RETURNS HOME   Germans Give Enthusiastic Reception to Officer Who Cink Crann Elnw Elaat.

ONE OFFICER AND FIVE CIVILIANS ARE ILLED    Street Fighting Reported At  _ Dublin—Tense Situation Prevails.

Fighting Is  Resumed For Fiume Today   Hostilities, Interrupted Over Christmas, Are Actively Begun Again   REGULARS ARE IN CITY   Battling Spirited; Numerous Casualties Reported on  Both Sides

Wealthy Peach Grower Was Poisoned, Witness Says in Georgia’s Mystery Murder

ASKED TO POISON MAN   Farmer Testifies in Trial at Macon, Georzia.

WON'T INTERFERE WITH PERFUMERY   Legitimate Manufactur. ers May Continue, Says Pro Officer

PROPOSES CO-QPERATICN BETWEEN GOVERNMEN PERFIIMERY MANFACTUREE   PROHIBITION AGENTS DECLARI THEY DO NOT Wisi TO OPPRESS BUSINESS.

GRAIN OVER TOP, TOP, TOP   Kansas Breaks All Records This Year.   BUT PRICES ARE LOWER   With Largest Production in History Crop Value Is Less Than Last, Year.

SHLE OF MALT HOPS 15 PROHIBITED UNDER NEW DRY LAW RULINE   PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT  AGENTS INSTRUCTED TO MAKE CAREFUL SEARCH.

NEW ORDER NAILS LID ON HOME BREW   Sale of Malt and Hops is Limited to Bakers, New. Ruling   MPP AWA DN UA EP Details Lacking: Litigation is Expected to Result, Belief

Prohibition Enforcement Order: Issued to All Agents   Home-Made Brew Must Not Be Produced is’Edict Sent Forth

NEW PROHIBITION ORDER ANNOUNCED   Malt and Hops Not To Be Sold Te Others Than Bakers and Confect’oners,

NO MALT OR HOPS ARE TO BE SOLD   ‘Prohibition Agent Will Stor  Sale of These Articles for , Home Brewing Purposes.

RULING AGAINST SALE OF HOPS   No One But Bakers And Confectionere May Bay Hors or Malt. This Squelches Home Brewing.

FEAR DAMAGE TO THE IRRIGATION CANAL   Southern Californians Appeal To Washington For Protestion To The Big Ditch

AMERICANS ASK PROTECTION FOR IRRIGATION CANAL   RESIDENTS ALONG CALIFORNIA MEXICO BORDER FEAR CONFLICT WILL RUIN FARMS.

TRIKE. PLAGE VACANT AFTER NOOK   Developments in ‘Pittsburg Sit. uation Featured by Numer. ous Meetings of Railroat Employes Still on Walkout

STRELERS MAY LOSE JORS,   Must Return by Noon or Others Will be Hired.

WILL FILL PLACES   Of Strikers Who Do Not Re port for Duty Today

‘NO MAN SEEMS TO KNOW  1   WHAT WILL HAPPEN AT THE CONVENTION   Each Campaign Manager Asserts His Favorite Is Gaining In Strength, But Platform Is a Mystery.

PLATFORM CONTEST FORCES CANDIDATES TO REAR IN CHICAGO   League of Nations is Causing Leaders Much Anxiety—To ' Favor Reservations.   BEST EXPEDIENCY IS WHAT IS MOST DESIRED   Industrial Relations Plank Bat. fles Leaders Who Acknowledge It Is Loaded.

G.0.P. PLATFORM CAUSES MUCK PARTY STRIFE   Disagree on _ Industrial Relations and League of Nations Plank.

REAL TRUTH ON SITUATION NOT APPARENT   Practical Politicians Predict Any Coalition of Party Leaders for Solution of the Issue Will Nominate Their Man.

MAY COMPROMISE ON ~ BAL. CANDIDATE   PARTY EADERS SAY SUCH ACTION PROBABLE IN QUESTION OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS,   PLANKS CONTEST 19 NOW Ch   Wood, Lowden and Johnson All Claim Victory; “Things Under Surface" Not Yet Disclosed.

CONTEST OVER PLATFORE BG FEATURE. NOM   Planks on League oi Nations and Industrial Reiations - Cause of Much Worry   NOBODY KNOWS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN WEEK   Old Time Politician Amazed at Modern Method of Naming Standard Bearér

League of Nations and Indes trial Relations Planks Cause Difhculty.

LEAGUE AND LABOR PLANKS BRING FIGHT   Vv  CONTEST OVER ISSUE PUTS CAN DIDACIES IN Tt aaa AT CHICAGO   HEARINGFROM BACK HOME

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANKS MOST DANGEROUS    Coalition of Leaders Which Presents Solution of Platform Difficulties Will Nominate Their Candidate, Is Predicted; Must. Stay in. Line With Stand Taken by Senate Leaders.

 Senator Watson’s Plank in Indiana May Be Basis for Settlement; Cannot Repudiate Action of Senators; Johnson, Lowden  and Wood Are All Claiming Victory   LOWDEN GAINING IN CONTEST

Political Experts at Sea Regarding Outcome of Convention’s Choice   MANAGERS SUSPECT SOME UNDERGROUND MANEUVERS   Orators and Whips Tuning Up for Rush Work Following Complimentary Votes

JOHNSON, LOWDEN AND WOOD ARE ALL GUAIMING ViGTOSY   Fight for Nomination, However, is Obscured by Contest Over Platform.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK WILL DEVELO? CANDIDATE   Industrial Relations Acknowledged to be Loaded With Dynamite. Scrimmage is on Between Repubilican Leaders in Congress and Lead. ers of Party Throughout States,

CONVENTION IS LOOKING AHEAD FOR PLATFORM   Interest Shifts at Chicage From Candidates to  Policies.

PARTY CHIEFS FACE BIGTASK   TRY THEIR HANDS AT BARMONi«ING ON A PLATFORM.   TWO PLANKS ARE BOTHERSOME   LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND ALLE\ INDUSTRIAL COURT.   Coulpromise Likely Oa the First, Bui Latter Fell ef Dynamite—Brave Mea Whe Claims Me (an Name Nemineec.

INTEREST IS CENTERED IN TWO PLANKS   League of Nations and Industrial Relations Plank Sharply Discussed.

PREPARATION UF PLATFORM fd WORRYING AEPUBLIGANS   NATIONS’ LEAGUE ALSO IS CAUSE OF CONCERN   Party Whips Agree That the Convention Can’t Do Otherwise Than Back Up the Stand of Senate Leaders.

LEAGUE PLANK WILL ELECT CANDIDATE   Compromise on League of Nations Inevitable in the Chicago Convention

COMPROMISE ON LEAGUE MAY DEVELOP CANDIDATE   Leaders Who Effect Solution of Problem Can Name IE 8a Abeer, Fe Roliot.

Senmater Ledge Ceents On Next Ad ministration te Devise a Plana ef Werld Pence.

LODGE DECLARES PARTY 1S FREE   Unhampered By Any Promises for League of Nations, He States   AGAINST PRESENT PLAN   Wants Arrangement With Other “Nations for the Promotion of Peace

SEEKS DIVORCE FROM FIRST HUSBAWD’S SLAYER   Mrs, Fannie KK. Gilkinson Charge Failure to Provide and Cruelty in Her Petition.

TOTS WITNESS BRUTAL MURDER   Dayton Man Kills Wife In Presence of Two Small Children.

HUNGARY SIGNS TREATY AT VERSAILLES   HOTHRADS IN BUDAPEST START DISORDERS BUT NO REVOLT we ANTICIPATED.

TAX QUESTIONS CONSIDERED NN ~ HOUSE HEARING   Ways’ and “Means Comniitte Preparing To Frame. ©) Legislation.   AN EXPERT CALLED TO TALK   Says ‘There can Be No Reduc . - tion Texas M Member Ob-’ jects.To the Plans.

NEW REVENUE ~ LEGISLATION   Initial Steps Are Taken By ~ Committee. .   (HEARINGISHELD _ "ON TAX QUESTIONS   Treasury Expert. Opposes Reductions.

HEARINGS ON NEW REVENUE BILLS BEGIN   Garner and Chairman Ford ney Clash Over Purposes of Hearings.   TAX EXPERT GIVES OPINION

INITIAL STEPS PO HCW LaVGN UF NATIEN'S TAXES   COMMITTEE BEGINS HEARINGS TO DETERMINE TAN REQUIREMENTS OF GOVERNMENT.

NEW REVENUE  LEGISLATION   Hearings Opened Today Before House Ways and Means

WHEAT [MPORTATIONS LARGE   Greater During First Fifteen Day: of October Than for Seven  * awe we

CARRANZA REGIME IS DRAWING TO END   NASHINGTON OFFICIALS THINK MEXICAN REVOLUTION WILL BE VICTORIOUS   DISPATCH MORE WARSHIPS   American Vessels in Gulf Waters to Protect Lives of Foreigners— Massing on Capital.

VILLAS TROOPS JOIN SONORANG IN BIG REVOLT   Former Consul General Negri Accepts Post of Commercial Agent of New Movement   HUERTA PLANS DRY LAND   Revolutionists Attack Federa Steamer and Capture It After Battle

$130,000 BLAZE AT SOUTH BEND   AUDITORIUM THEATRE BUILDING LOSS COVERED BY INSURANCE.

UNIONS THREATEN TO CALL ALL MEN FROM CARE WORK   Action Would Render Mines Useless; Rail Men Mark Time.

Leaders On Both Sides Casting About For Some Basis of Settlement.   MANY CONFERENCES CALLED,   Labor Discusses the Sympathy Strikes, Government Talks of Protection.

WHEAT DROPS TO  NEW LOW LEVELS   DOWNWARD SWING ENDS AT 31.64 1-2 DECEMBER AND $1.44 MARCH   Opening at Saturday's Price Levcis Was Followed by a Violent Drop

UVERALL CLUBS GAIN IN POPULARITY; MORE MEMBERS ARE ENROLLED   STUDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY UNANIMOUSLY JOIN MOVEMENT.

h CLEAN ELECTION       GREAT [MAJORITY AGA IRUPT-. PRACTICES.-;   Bederal Government Wu Lee cers Over Site to Watch Election.

GLEAN ELECTION   GREAT MAJORITY AGAINST CORRUPT PRACTICES,   Federal Govermureaii Wiss a: cers Over Siate to Watch Election.

NEW FRICK SCALE EXCEEDS THE 27 PER CENT AWARD   Granted Miners of Central Dis_ trict By the Wage Comunission,   ‘OveiNScale Kuling at Outbreak of the War and 316 Per Cent Over the First Seale of 84; Independent Uperafers Follow Frick Leak as Custom.

‘NEW FRICK SCALE EXCEEDS THE 27 PER CENT AWARE   iGranted Miners of Central Dis: trict By the Wage Commission.   INCREASE OF 125 PER CENT   Over Selo Raling at Quibroak af the War and 315 Per Ceat over the First Seale of 1851; Independent Uperators Follow Frick Lead as Custom,

IRISH DEBATE 13  RFTARDING VOTE “ON RATICICA 10%   Amendment To Egyptian Res ervation Upsets Lodge’s “Plan For Speedy Action:   EXPECT FIGHT OVER LCNROOT PROPOSAL

Senate Beats  Plebiscite For  Be ccam om  OE AT MIMULE LYaLtUNS   Efforts to Insert Additiona Amendments in Treaty Encounter Defeat

InlgH QUESTION MAY DELAY VOTE   Senate Considers Amendment to Owen's Resolution Calling for Ireland's Independence.   DEBATE UPSETS LODGE PLANS   Egypt and Korea Also Expected te Receive Attention Lenroot’s Reservation.

SENATE “SLAPS IRISH REPUBLIC   Tabies Resolutions for Recognition On St. Patrick’s Day; Seif-determination of Smai!l Nations Hurled Into Discard: Independence Denied.

Lodge Says De gate on Owen's “Trish Resolution Has Up set His Plans.

SUBSTITUTE FOR ~ ARTICLE X 16 PUT FORTH IN SENATE   Will Be Pressed As the Farthest Step the Republican Leaders Will Go.   DEBATE IRISH ‘QUESTION   Democratic Attitude Not Known But Hope That Ratification of . Treaty May Follow.

ISH QUESTION MAY HALT TREATY VOTE   AMENDMENT 15S UP   WOULD RECOGNIZE IRISH REPUG Lic AND CALL ON ENGLAND TO GRANT INDEPENDENCE  _LODGE PLANS ARE UPSET

IRISH QUESTION 1S INJECTED IN PEACE TREATY DISCUSSION      RATIFICATION OF PACT MAY BE DELAYED BY NEW QUESTIONS—-WANT VOT Ss THIS WEEK

SENATE TABLED IRISH QUESTION   INJECTION OF THE IRISH DE BATE IN THE TREATY MAY DELAY RATIFICATION

IRISH AFFAIRS Ih TREATY DEBATE   May Delay Final Vote on Ratification of League

IRISH QUESTION IS TABLED TODAY BY SENATE VOTE   Entire Matter of Self Deter. mination for Subject Peo ples Is Put Aside

04 SENATORS TABLE IRISH RULE TREATY RESERVATION   Self Detérmination Idea Dropped by Big  Majority   BORAH PROPOSES PLEBISCITE PLAN   Separate Peace Move Is Part of Resolution in the House

{RISH QUESTION MAY DELAY VOTE ON TREAT   Iixpect deenglhy. Debate on Amendment Receonizing Republic and Asking England for trish  Independence,

TABLE RESERVATIONS   trie independence Question Was Defeaiea le Senate.

THE SENATE TODAY   Is Placed with the Question of  SelfDetermination for All Subject Peowle   VOTE TAKEN ON TREATY ws RESERVATION BY OW      Reservation Carried an Amendment Recommending a Republic for Trefane

BAILEY LEADING IN LONE. STAR ELECTION   Texas Senator Holds Narrow Margit for Gubernatorial Nomination of Gulf State.

TO TRAP BEACH MASHEnS   Adantic City WHT Us Catcly '"Seakte     Vainps to

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE OF WOMEN IN TEXAS IS FROM $12 TO $13, BOARD FINDS

WATCHFUL WAITING   THAT IS WHAT LOCAL POSTOF FICE ASPIRANTS ARE DOING.   Purnell May Decide the Issue During   the Holiday Recess.

SHAT 1S WHAT LOCAL POSTOL FICE ‘ASPIRANTS ARE DOING.   Purnell May Decide the Issue During “the Holiday Recess.

RICH SLACKER’) ESCAPE PROBEL   ANSELL SAYS HE WAS COM. PLETELY HOODWINKED BY BERGDOLL

BEAGDOLL'S ESCAPE BEING INVESTIGATED   FORMER ACTING JUDGE ADVO. CATE ADMITS HE WAS “HOODWINKED.”

MAKES OFFER TO SURRENDER.   Bandit Zamora Now Willing to Give Himeelf Up.

SAVE THREE FROM WRECK   Ocean Tug From St John’s Saves Men of Belgian Steamer   SAILORS BENUMBED WHEN HELP ARRIVES   Had Clung for Two Days and Nights to Beached Hulk

SAVE THREE FROM WRECK   SAILORS BENUMBED WHEN HELP ARRIVES   Had Clung for Two Days and Nights to Beached Hulk

JAPAN APPROVES ARGENTINE IDEA   Nippon Third Nation to Fay or Free Inter-Change of Necessities.

FREE TRADE PROPOSAL TO REDUCE H. C.    Japan Joins Argentine in Plon De signed to Reduce Living Cost

_ SHOULD DEFINE POSITION   Cheers Greet Suggestion That Wilson Come Ont Against Third Term. *

WILSON URGED TO DENY THIRD TERM REPORTS   Solon Calling for State ment Is Cheered by Both Parties. .

WANT WILSON TO SAY      Whether He is Candidate For Third Term or Not.

EMBERS OF      Humphreys Says Wilson Should Deny He Wants Third Term.

PRESIDEN T SHOULD MAKE   Announcement That He is Not Candidate for Third Term, Democratic © Congressman Declared i in the House.

‘PRESIDENT. URGED 10 ‘MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT OF NO THIRD: TERM   Democrat in the: ie, Said  It Is. ‘Time,. Mr.,, Wilson Stated He: Would, Not Run, —Amendment Confining: It trn‘One Tiorm is Proposed.

HUMPHRETS HITS THIRD TERM TAL   MISSISSIPPI CONGRESSMAN DEMANDS STATEMENT FIOM WILSON AGAINST THIRD TERM CANDIDACY

DENUNCIATION   Of Third Term Propaganda Made— Both Factions Cheer.

Says Wilson Should State He Won't Rur   Democrats and Republican: Cheer Declaration by Mississippi Representative.

“WILL YOU RUN OR NOT?” HOUSE ASKS WOODROW   Both Democrats and Republi. cans Cheer Wilson’s De cision is Asked   HUMPHREYS, DEMOCRAT, IN SPEECH SAYS PRESIDENT SHOULD NOT HAVE THIRD TERM

PRESIDENT URGED It WAKE ice OF NO THIRD TERM:   Democrat in the Houge Said It Is Time Mr. Wilson Stated He Would Not Run. —Amendment .Confining It ta One Term is Pronosed,

WILSON, A THIRD TERM?   ’ ‘Statement He Should Declare Him t self Cheered by Both Parties.

BOTH FAGTIONS GHeEn DEMAND UPON PRESIDENT   Democrat From Mississippi Wants Wilson to Say He’s Not A Candidate.  Should Not Run Again And Set Aside Ancient Precedent He Says.

HUMPHRIES ASKS FOR DECLARATION   WANTS PRESIDENT WILSON TO DISCLAIM 3RD TERM.

WANTS WILSON TO DECLARE HE WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE   Mississippi Democrat I: Cheered By House In Opposing Third Term.   SAYS PRESIDENTS SILENCE ~ HAS BEEN MISINTERPRETED   Supports ‘Measure Lirhiting Presidential Eligibility to One Term. —

WANT WILSON TOREPUDIATE THIRD TERN   Statement That He Should Declare Himself is Cheered.

5 ON THIRD TERM   Representative Humphreys Declares On Floor Trat President Should Make Statement. 

HUUSE SOLIS UGE WILSON ID ANNOUNCE FHITURE PAN   Administration Praised by Representative From Mississippi   NATIONAL HOOVER CONFERENCE CALLED   Johnson Snowed Under as South Dakota Returns Are Counted

CALLS WILSON TO COME CLEAN   ‘SHOULD ANNOUNCE HE IS NOT CANDIDATE ‘FOR 3RD TERM.      DEMOCRATIC DEMAND   HOUSE CHEERS SPEECH OF WISSISSIDEL CONGRESHMAN..   Another Naval Oficer Jun ws Onta ' Seeretary) Daniels for pack ist of Preparation for Wir.

WANT WILSON TO SAY IF HETS CANDIDATE   House Democrats and Repub licans Cheer Suggestion of Definite Statement.

Calied Upoae by Sesthere Congremmae to Anpnoeace Pesiticn On eo Third Term.

WILSON THIRD TERM OPPOSED IN HOUSE TALK   MEMBERS CHEER WHEN ‘DEMO CRATIC MEMBER ASKS PRESINENT TO SPEAK LIP

THIRD TERM FOR WILSON NOT FAVOREL   Rep. Humphreys, Democrat Wins Applause By Declaring President Should Declare His Intentions.

PRESIDENT'S. VIEWS ON THIRD TERN  INSISTED ON  HOUSE   Representative Humphreys in Speech on Subject Cheered By Men of Each Party   Silence of White House Must Stop He Declares on This Subject; Gone Too Far

WILSON GIVEN EVIDENCE   Expert Says Some of Work i One Shipyard During War Was ‘‘Fierce.”

TELLS PRESIDENT OF BAD RIVETING   DECLARES THAT HE WAS TWICE FIRED FOR MAKING PROTESTS “HIGHER.”

Examiner of Hulls Cornplain~~ “ed Lost Job After Exposine Poor Work.      SHIP CAPTAIN TELLS ' OF ABUSE BY BOARD   Says He "Was Practically '. Blacklisted From Sea for - Exposing Graft.

CLAIMS RIVETING WAS DEFECTIVE   Was Fired For Sending Presiden WilSon Package of Rivets As Conclusiye Prooi.

i FLEET CORPORATION INSPECTOR DECLARES HE SENT DEFECTIVE KIVETS TO. PRESIDENT; MOVE . COST HIM HIS JOB HE TELLS COMMITTEE AT HEARING

TOLD PRESIDENT AFFAULTY WORK   fespector of Hnlls, Thomas H. Pe caton, He Tells Investigators   9 ANEXPERT RIVETER   Work on Emergency Fleet Corpor: ation Ships, He Deseribes as tterce”’ in His Testimony .

PRESIDENT TOLD OF ALLEGED FAULTY RIVETING ON SHIPS   Thomas H. Purtell Testifies He Was Fined for Sending. Mr. Wilson Evidence.   POOR WORK COVERED BY DOPING WITH RED LEAD   Complained to Superiors at Standard Shipbuilding Plant, but Without Satis. Faction —— Admiral Benson Issues Statement.

HILL ANG THA  AMERICAN titLD NOLO EXIL   American Mine Superintenden' Kidnaped at Zacatecas   Bandits Being Pursued by The ~ Mexican Troops Say R :ports

AMERICAN MINING MAN HELD IN MEXICE   Taken by Bandits in Zacaleces Mexico, and Held for Ransey of $50,000 Pesos,

YANKEE HELD BY MEKIGAN BANDITS   WILSON WEISH ADAMS HELD FOR FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS KANSOM, REPORTED

MINING MAN BEING HELD BY MEXICANS   Wilson dams in Clutches of Rebels Who Demand Ranson.

ANOTHER AMERICAN uit FOR RANSOM BY MEXICAN’ BANDITS   State’ Department’ ‘Directs That Carranza Take Steps. to Briag “About His ‘Release. .

AMERICAN KIDNAPED - BY MEXICAN BANDITS   ‘Los Angeles Man Held For Ran  _ som, the State Department Is Informed.

UUTLAWS HULL AMERICAN FUR HEAVY RANSOM   Demand 50,000 Peso: for Release of U. S Citizen; State Depart ment Acts.

AN AMERICAN 1S ~— KIDNAPED   Mine Boss Held for Ransom .- -uby.-Mexican -Bandits

MEXICAN BANDI KIDNAP AMERICAN   Three Columns of Carranza Federal Troops Pursue Outlaws Who Hold ‘Los Angeles Man for Ransom

ANOTHER AMERICAN CITIZEN KIDNAPPED BY MEXIGAN BANDIT!   Mine Superintendent Adams is Held for Ransom’ of Fifty - Thousand Pesos. ~

BANDITS HOLD AMERICAN FOR 50,00 PESOS     ‘MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TO BE ASKED RELEASE OF WILSON   WELSH ADAMS.

AMERICAN HELD FOR RANSOM BY MEXICAN BANDITS   Wilson Welsh Adams Can Obtain His Release When Somebody Puts Up 50 Thousand Pesos.

AMERICAN HAS BEEN KIDNADPET   Mexican Bandits Take Mine Su perintendent Wilson W, Adams and Hold Him For $50.000 Ranson.

ANOTHER HEL HELD ~~ FOR RANSON   MEXICANS HOLD ‘AMERICAN FOR 50,000 PESOS—WIFE AND = CHILD IN‘LOS ANGELES

W. W. Adams Being Held for Ransom   American Being Held in Mexico for a Ransom,

AMERICAN HELD “BY MEXICANS   Ransom of Fifty Thousane Pesos Demanded for: American Mine Superintendent.   IS WILSON W.. ADAMS

ANOTHER YANK HELD.IN MEXICO BY BANDIT GANG   Capiors Demand 50,00 Pesos in Ramson Fund  fine. Armarican

American Mine Superintenden Kidnaped at Zacatecas   Bandits Being Pursued by The Mexican Troops Say R :ports

HOLD MINER FOR RANSOM   Mexicans Demand 56.000 Pesos fo Release of American Citizen ~—-Hag Wife and Child

Wilson W,.Adams Mine Superintendent Taken by Bordér Raiders and Is Held in 50, 600 Pesos  ‘Raneam.   PURSUIT BEGINS.

BANDITS KIDNAF AMERICAN:   ‘Wilson Adams Held for 50,000 Pasos By Mexicans

MEXICANS HOLD AMERICAN FOR A). 000 PESOS   Superintendent of American Mining Company Is Kidnaped by Bandits   FEDERAL TROOPS IN PURSUIT OF BANDITS   STATE DEPARTMENT IS ADVIS. ED OF ABDUCTION AND LOOTING OF WAREHOUSES ON FEBRUARY 13.

YANK I$ HELD ROR RANSOM   Wilson Welsh Adams i Captive in Zacatecas for 50,000 Pesos

MEAIGANS KIOMAP AN AMERICAN   AD, A MINING S8U. WILSON AMS, ‘n a FOR FIFTY THOUS PESOS RANSOM.

BANDITS CAPTURE AMERICAN MINE E   Mexicans Hold W. W. Adams of Los Angeles, for 30,000 Pesos Ransom.

MEX BANDITS HOLD AMERICAN      Wilson Welsh Adams of Los Angeles Captured in Zacatecas—$60,000 Ransom Is Demanded

SIXTEEN. POUND ‘BABY   Diminitive Mother Says She'll  Make Him President of Mexico.

Irish Member’s Charges Stari Riot In Commons   Joseph Devlin. Invited « te Leave When He “Accuses Lloyd George of “Concocting” Wear With Russia.

Sra og eo taaiy dark tea em oe  UPROAR IN COMMONS   irish Natlonalist M. P. Accuses Lloyd George With Concocting War Againet Rusela,

iS GOING GOOD   [INTEREST IN HOSPITAL MOVE. MENT is MtcH AROUSED.   ite Ledies Ate Putting Much En“res Into the Plan,

T 15 GONG 6000   INTEREST IN HOSPITAL MOVE MéyT 1S MUCH) AROUSED.      he Ladies Ave Potting Much En“ergy Inte thé Plain. +\

SIN FEINERS TO ENSLAND   Seventy of Them, Handcuffed, Put Aboard Warships et Queenstown -~—Under Strong Guard.

TAKE IRISHMEN TO ENGLAND   Seventy Sinn Fein Chiefs Captives on British Warships.

N. P.L. Labor Oust Starts’  ® a ye we Naesmunanet in Minneapolis

NEW  PAPER AT MINNEAPOLIS      Non-Partiens League to Have an Organ at Twin Cities.

N-P LEAGUE HAS ORGAN IN MINNEAPOLIS DAIL   New Evening Paper Launched With 20.000 Stockholders, Fariners and Labor Unions.

George Duffy Not  Wanted In France         So-Called Ambassador of Bish Re. public Given Twenty-Pour Hours to Letve France.

IRISH AMBASSANOR 10 FRANCE 1S NNITED IFWE THAT CON   GOVERNWENT GIVES HIM TW TY-TOUR HOURS TO GET Ol or THE COUNTRY,

IRSH ENVOY IS ORDERED FROM FRANCE   MacSwiney Is In Criti cal Condition, Reports Say.

FRANCE OUSTS IRISH ENVO'   “ambassador of Irish Republic” Giver Twenty-Four Heures te Leave, Save OTMcial Staterent.

Indications Are That The ‘Irish Ambassador’ Will Quit France Hurriedly

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC ORDERED TQ LEAVE FRANCE AT ONC

WOMEN ON COMMITTEE   Democratic Natigual, Chainuan Cun “mings Announces Membership

2 WOMEN ARE THE COMMITTEE   Appointment Made of Thoss Who Will Arrange for Democratic Convention in ’Frisco.

Two Women jAppointed On Committee To Arrange For Democratic National Convention.

WOMEN GWEN PLACE ~ON COMMITTEE FOR ARRANGING CONFAE   Party Leaders Hope For Huge Demonstrations at S, F, for June Gathering   IDAHO MAN GETS PLACE UPON BOARI   Seven Groups Will Take, U; Different Phases of the Meeting's Details

SUMIT TEE 10 ARANGE FUR DEMUGRATIL BAUS NAME   17 Democrats lo Plan Pro eram for San Francisco Conclave   COAST REPUBLICANS ENTERTAINING HAYS   Women tave Heart-to Heart Talks With G. Q. 1’. Chairman

NOMEN TO HELP PLAN PARANGEMENTS FOR Bit DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   FIRST TIME THAT WOMEN HAVE HAD PART IN ARRANGING FOR SUCH AN EVENT.

WOMEN TO AID IN BiG CONVENTION   Democratic Committee On Ar rangements Will Violate All Custom.

WOMEN HELP PLAN DEMO CONVENTION   Have Hand In Arrangements for First Time—Nebraskan On Committee.

WOMEN WILL HELP PLAN CONVENTION   Two on Committee to Ar range Democratic Meet.

WOMEN ON COMMITTEE   DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN NAMES TWO.   For First Time They Will Help Arrange Preliminaries of Presidential Convention.

COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE FOR ’FRISCO CONVENTION   Seventeen Democrats, Including Two Women, Appointed by Cummings for Big Meeting.

NAME COMMITTEE TO PLAN FOR BIG FRISCO MEETING   Two , ‘Women Put. on- Body . te Arrange for ‘Democratic National Convention,

Women To Help . In Making Plans  ' For Conventior   Democrats Name Fifteen Men And Two Women to Perfect Arrangements.

CALIFOAWIA-ILLINOIS SEND WOMEN DELEGATES TO NATIONAL DEMOCRAT CONVENTION THIS YEAR AT SAN FRANSISCO

A COMMITTEE OF acvenTEEA   TWO WOMEN WILL HELP ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION   TREDEMOCHATIC CONVENTION   Democratic Committce Arranging: for Democratic National Conyentior  to Be'licld June 28,

W. WI MARSH ONE UF 17 DEMOCRATS TOFIX CONVENTION   Women Among Them for Firs Time, Chairman Cummings Tells, Giving Names.

HOME RULE DEAD, PLUNKETT SAYS   Notable Irishman Arrives. il United States Abeard the Liner Battic.

PLUNKETT of HOME RULE DEAD   Prominent Irishman Arrives ir _ U.S. on the Baltic.   MEASURE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE   Says Government's Bill Is Favorable to Only One-Fifth of the People— irish Radicals Are Excommunicated by Edict.

HOME RULE WILL NEVER BRING PEACE 10 IRELAND--PLUNKETT   Declares Government's Bill Is Favor. able to Only One-Fifth of the Peo ple—Radicals in Erin:Are Excommunicated.

Notabke Irishman Arrives it United States Aboard the Liner Baltic.   SAYS IRISH WON'T ACGEPT    Jeciares Government's Gill is Favor. able to Only One-Fifth of the People—Radicals in Erin Are Excommunicated.

CRIME: WAVE RENEWED  “WITH HOLDUP_-MURDER        York’s Crime , Wave . Begin ., jAnew With Daylight Robbery 1 - And.-Murder,

CRIME WAVE RENEWED WITH HOLDUP__MURDER   New York's Crime Wave Begin: Anew With Daylight Robbery And Murder.

NAVAL BUN DING PROERAM FO PAB NEAT ve EAN ty Aaa AM ac ie  Urns tia oh      Seerctary Daniels Says Question Depends On Whether Peace Is Ratified at This Session.

SECRETARY ASKS BIGGER NAVY If LEAGUE MISSES   Daniels Says Board Estimates on Building Program Must Be Raised Unless Armament Curtailment Is Expected

Says Every Nation in League Must be Pledged to Hel; Preserve Peace by Unitec Actinn

No LEAGUE, DANIELS SEES BEST HOPE IN MUCH BIRGER NAVY   He Will Recommend Another Three Year Building Program to the Congress.   WITHHOLDS PROPOSALS   League of Nations Withcut U. S. Means We Must Have Protection:

MUST JOIN LEAGUE OR BUILD VESSELS   SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS NO  MIDDLE GROUND FOR THE UNITED STATES TO TAKE,

secretary OF Wal odyS sixty: Nine Vessels Must be Constructed if League is Ignored  WAITS FOR CONGRESS     Says Every Nation in League Must be Pledged to Help Preserve Peace by United Action.

DANIELS SAYS IT'S A CASE OF THE LEAGUE OR A HUGE FLEE      Secretary of the Navy Withholds Recommenda: tions Until He Learns the Fate of the Treaty in the Senate.

DANIELS aKa BIG NAVY TF AMERICA DOESN'T 0. K. PACT   Biggest Navy Called Necessar\ Uniess Nations All Help to Keep World Peace.

IF ‘PEACE ‘TREATY.’ Js. NOT RATIFIED: AT ~ THIS: SESSION:         Says We Must’ Have Leagu -of-Nations or the: Bignest Navy. in the. World —.His Prosram Outlined:

Secretary of Navy Says U. 8, Must Be Prepared to Defend Itself.   BIGGEST NAVY IN THE WORLD IS AMBITION   ‘Mo Middle Ground’’ in the Event League of Nations. is Not Formed. «

DANIELS WILL URGE BIGGER NAVY UNLESS TREATY 1S RATIFIEL   If League is Rejected He Be lieves 3-Year Naval Program Will be Necessary.

SECRETARY DANIELS WOULD Ee “ = ~ RECOMMEND ‘ANAVAL " BUILDING. PROGRAM  Would Be Larger ‘Than. The’ "Proposed  by  General. Boar¢  “ lt the Peace Treaty Is No ” Ratifed at This Session 0" ~ Conaress.””

SEGRETARY DANIELS BEFORE COMMITTEE   SECRETARY DID NOT MAKE FINAL RECOMMEN DATIONS      DISCUSSED NAVAL PRNRRAM   Much Repended on Whether or Not Peace Treaty is Ratified—Withe held Pinal Reconnnendations,

DANIELS’ BUILDING ~ PLAN FOR NAVY 8   Uses Program As Kind of Ctut To Force Senators to Give Support-to Nations League

CHTPPROCRAM      Two Battleships, One Cruiser, 20 Light Cruisers, 14 Suner-destroyers   ALL WILL BE NEEDED   If We Are to Be ‘Prepared for Emergency Big Taves Reauired

LEAGUE OR BIG NAVY, DANIELS ALTERNATIVES   Secretary Says Rejection of One Brings Need of ithe Other.

‘SECRETARY DANIELS WILL RECOMMEND BIG NAVAL PROGRAM IF TREATY 1S NOT ACCEPTED

Naval Building Program tw Depend on Fate of Treaty Before the U. §. Senate,  Bouse Committee is Told   “We Must Have a League of Nations to Keep Poure of the World or Build Record Bartle Fleet,” Offivial Save

DANIELS TO ASK FOR LARGE NAVY IF TREATY IS NOT RATIFIED SOON   Tells House Committee It Will Be Necessary on Part of U.S.

20 CRUISERS   Many Dreadnoughts - Also.  Are Needed Unless We .   _ doin League He Says.   URGES PREPARATION FOR ‘ANY EMERGENCY

RATIFY TREATY OR "INCREASE U. S. NAN   Daniels Tells Board ‘of Plans t “Build Ships. .. 1.

NAVAL PROGRAM IF TREATY FALLS, CAYS DANIELS   BIGGEST NAVY IN THE WORLD IS URGED, IF COVENANT IS NOT ADOPTED.

NAVAL PROGHAM BIGGER THAN EVER   SECRETARY DANIELS BELIEVES WE SHOULD GO LIMIT IF PEACE TREATY IS NOT SIGNED.

IF LEAGUE FAILS DANIELS INSISTS NAVY BE ENLARGED   SECRETARY RECOMMENDS GREATER BUILDING PROGRAM, FOR NEXT YEAR.   2 CAPITAL SHIPS   Declares America Must Be Ready to Meet Any Emergooney.

MEEDBIGNAVY AF SENATE DOES _ NOT'O, K. LEAGUE   Secretary Daniels Tells _ Committee We Must Prepare.   WANTS THREE YEAR PROGRAM IF TREATY 1S NOT RATIFIED   ys Acceptance of League Would Make Expansion Unnecessary.

DANIELS WANTS BIGGER ° NAVY IF TREATY FAILS      Tells House Committee His Pro. gramme Exceeds, That of — General Board.   MUST ACCEPT THE LEAGUE OR HAVE LARGEST FLEET   Asserts If Covenant Is Ratified Would Not Be Necessary to Build Capital Ships.   WITHHOLDS FINAL REGUEST   Navy Now Building Ten Dread. noughts and Six Battle _ Cruisers.

PLANS BIG NAVY IF TREATY FAILS   Daniels Tells House Body He Wil Lay Big Building Program Before It.   MOVE DEPENDS ON CONGRESS   Declares Larger Fleet Will Be Neces sary if League of Nations Is Not Approved—Favors 20 More Light Cruisers,

DANIELS ASSERTS U.S. MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN THE TWO   More Ships Necessary If Pact Is Not Rati. fied At Once.

nALEICATION 1  JETEAMINE ald Ut U. 9. WAVY   BIG BUILDING PRIWRAM TO BE - RECOMMENDED tF RATIFICA TIGO\ is DENTED,

~ NAV ‘DEPENDS: _ SAYS DANIELS   Big if Senate Rejects Wilson’: Peace Treaty and Little if It Ac cepts.   BIGGEST NAVY IN WORLD   This is What Secretary Danicls Wants if the “Peace of the World” is Not Guar anteed.

RECOMMEND MORE SHIPS   NAVY SECRETARY WILL ASK HEAVY BUILDING PROGRAM  ‘  IF RATIFICATION FATLS ~*~   TO OCCUPY TURKEY   \liies Will Enter Coustantinople in Consequence of the Armenian Massa res: ail

"No Middle Ground With  World: Aflame,” Sec’. retary Savs.   “MUST BE PREPARED”   Navy’s ‘War Fleet Deficiency Is’ Chiefly Light Cruisers. .

DANIELS 0 MAKE RECOMMENDATION FOR GREAT NAVY   Will Be Needed if Peace Treaty Not Ratified, Says

YOUTHS QUESTIONED IN CONNECTION WITH ACTRESSES’ DEATHS   Women Thought To Have Perished As Result of Intoxication.

EXPOSURE AND WHISKY DEADL'   CHICAGO MURDER CASE Is BEGINNING TO TAKE ON NEW ANGLE,

JOY RIBE PROVED AY ORGY OF GER   ‘ ‘Ghicago Police Now Believe  Drink and Exposure Caused  Rabun aa’ “Wawsly

Question Prisoners In Connec: tion With Death of Chicago Actresses.   CHECKING UP STORY   Searching for Two More Nien Said to Have Known the Facts In Case.

ELECTION WILL PHUBABLY ENG  WW REVOLUTION   MEXICAN NEWSPAPER PESSIMIST. iC AS TO GUTCOME OF COMING POPULAR VOTING,

utbreaks as: “Result of Presidential Election redicted by’ One-of: eal ‘Newsnaners at -Canital .               HOPE OF TRIUMPH'FOR: -* DEMOCRACY DISPELLED   Nation Gropes wit without Oricnta: tion over’ Rugged. Region in ' Midst of Violent Tembeat Excelsior Daclax:

PAUL HESITATED TO TAKE THROWE   Greek Prince Says Father ant Older Brother Have Prior Rights.

MEXICANS STEAL PAY ROLL   Robbers Kill Messenger on Street Car in Tampico.

$30,000 PAY ROLL IS STOLEN   Messenger Is Killed by Robbers on Street Car in Tampico—Com. pany Is British,

MINNESOTA WINS SOM   Supreme Court Awnrdsa Decision Over Wisconsin In’ Boundary Line Dispate.

Supreme Court Awards Decision Over Wisconsin in Boundary Line Dispute.

NATIONG GELEBRATE   THANKSGIVING IN -SOME FORM OBSERVED IN EVERY CLIME.   fhe Day Centers Around Early-Day  Religious Rites.

NATIONS CELEBRATE        ~some ‘Form RY CLIMEL  THAS ING 3 OBSERY dp IN}         The Day Center     Religious Rites.

‘MEN'S GLEE CLUB RE GITAL WELL RECEIVED   Apgear aa Fast Pormal Gana o ‘ese fattee "Reid “Vandi

THREE ARRESTED IN RAIDS YESTERDAY   Two Stills Seized and Lat ge Amount of Eea: Confis eated by Officers

RED GROSS HOLDS _ GEREMMIES Ih ROTOR OF FARCE NURSE OF ENGLAN!  Services In Honor of Memary Florence Nightengale Held In Hey Vaal

CRISIS OVER THE ~FRENGHACTIONS ~—BRFATLY EASED   Exchange of Notes Between England And France is Effective.   FRENCH OFFICIALS GIVE ASSURANCES   No Further Independent Action Likely—Must Be Unity Of Action.

Millerand Promises That French Troops Will Quit Neutral one As Soon As German Forces Are Re _moyved—aAll Danger of Inter-Allied Split is Disnelled — .

RICH INDIAN AND WIFE ORDERED TO HENRYETTA   Marriage Relations Will Not Be Disturbed Pending Proceedings on May 31.

UEL UNFIT POR USE Ii FOUND IK PIPE LINE   ‘anker Crew Intending te ~ Take 2,000,000 Gallons Is Balked

TWO MORE HOMERS   , Babo Ruth Breaks His Own Record For the Season,

RED REVENGES BOMBED ZURICH U.S. CONSULAT!   Police Blame Bolsheviki Sym .. pathizers for Ex-

NEW COURT STARTS   Firs? Formal Session of the indus trial Court was Held This. Afternoon.

GIRL’S PLUCK SAVES LIFE OF YOUNG MAN   SHERIFE’S SISTER RESCUES LAD Or 17 PROM LYNCHING PARTY

TO BE “FOLLIES” NUMBER   Kh.  u.  “Sour Next  Owl” Will Tuesday  Hoot

TO BE “EOLLIES" NUMBER   fK. U. “Sour Owl” Will Hoot Next Tuesday

STUTZ STOCK ON CURB BRINGS HIGHER PRICES THAN EVER   First Sales Were at 700 and 710, as High a: ‘ 730 Being Asked   Wants Exchanae Supervised

MRS. CATT IS RE-ELECTED   American ‘Woman n Unanimous Choice: fe : “International Suffrage Head

MRS.CATTQUITS   1S UNAMIMOUSLY CHOSEN AS PRES WOENT OF WOMLD WOMEN'S BODY.

MRS. CATT REMAINS AT HEAD   Ut aaneimeawsiy Re-elected internatlemal “Seaeffrage President.

AMERICAN WOMAN READS INTERNATIONAL EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOGIATION   MRS, CAKRIE CHAPMAN CAT" AGREES TO ACCEPT THIS RESPONSIBLE POSITION,

arms. CATT RE-ELECTED      American Again Heads Internationa Woman Suffrage Alliance

MRS. CATT HEADS INTERNATIONAL SUFF ALLIANCE   Re-elected Today Despite He! Anouncement Felt Comneled to Retire.

MRS, CATTS HEADS: ~ SUFFRAGE LEAGUE   American Woman Again is Forced to Accept Head of International Organization

MRS. CATT QUITS BUT ACCEPTS RE-ELECTION   IS UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN AS PRES IDENT OF WORLD WOMEN’S BODY.

CLAIM VILLA IS A REAL PATRIO   Manifesto Reaching Wash. ington Condemns Present Regime In Mexico

MANIFESTO IS ISSUED.   Sixty Sign Document Declaring in Favor of Restoration of 1857 Constitution.

EW REBEL REGIME tf ~—MEXIGO LIFTS 175 HEAR   (THES LINE-UP IS FOR ViLLA AS LEADER AND SAYS HE IS ONLY CAiEF WHO IS NOW IN FIGHT FOR SAKE OF PEOPLE.

VILLA WILL RESIST. MEXIGAN REGIME   His Followers Demand Const . fatten of 1857,

TREATY CLAUSE CAUSES RIOT IN BERLIN BOURSE   Order Put Into Effect Compelling Transfer of Foreign Securities.

NEAR RIOT IN BERLIN BOURSE   Brokers Loudly Objected to Putting Orders in Force.

XO HALT TO RISING PRICES.   ‘Be ee Bee ee  But Federal Heserve Ronrd Sees «a sixa of Probable Redaetlons.

UPWARD PRIGE MOVEMENT PROBABLY TO CONTINUE   FEDERAL RESERVE BANK HAS SEEN NO SIGNS OF A DROP IN PRICES — UNDER-PRODUCTION ONF. CAUSE, LABOR Is SCARCE

PRICES TREND ‘UPWARD AGAIN INLAST MONTH   Underproduction Mair Cause, Say Federal Agents.’.

RESERVE REPORT 1FSe- OPTIMISTIC   Marked Tendency for Prices To Move Upward and Farm Labor Grave Problem

PRICE TENDENCY IS UPWARD   Sky yreckettiag eof Arceasitics Centleece, Bet Nege 6411) Bele Oot ter Wetece KRetiet.

UPWARD PRICE TENDENCY SEEN    PEDERAL RESERVE MONTHLY REVIEW SHEIWS SLIGHT HIGHER MOVEMENT.  +

WILSON WINS IN THE HOUSE   Redrafted Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill Is Passed Unanimously.

DOPE GAG BILL JO SUIT WILSO   APPROPRIATION MEASURE  REPASSED AFTER VETO WITH RIDER RE-DRAFTED.

HOUSE PASSES BILL   Republicans to Begin Series of Conferences Today in Washington.

APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED,   Measure Kedrafted to Meet Objection That Led to Veto.

Heroes of Old South Receive Welcome -at Opening of Reunion   Confederate Veterans Greeted by Governor   Spirit of Confederacy Hovers Over Scene of First Session of Thirtieth An. nual Meeting of Mert Who Fought With Generals Jackson and Lee.

PREPARES HIS ACEP TANGE TALK   WILL RETIRE TO PRIVACY OI HIS LIBRARY NEAR DAYTON TO OUTLINE, SPEECH,

MAN IS KULLED IK MILWAUKEE HOTEL   WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE HIS WIFE IS HELD BY POLICE. QUARREL REPORTED.

HOTEL GUEST 1S FOUND DEAD; WIFE HELD BY POLICE   FIVE SHOTS FIRED, MAID TESTIFIES, IN MILWAUKEF’S MYSTERY.   Clerk Says Woman Feared De. sertion; Man’s Name  Pe Poe, een a

ABDALLAH SHRINE GAVE PARADE HERE   START ON TRIP TO PORTLAND WITH BAND AND 'SPECTAL TRAEN   LOCAL PEOPLE JOIN IN   Lawrence Represented on ‘Tram to Take Part Pacific Coast Fes: ies          Abdallah Temple is First Shrine Organization to Have Park and Country Club

ABDALLAH SHRINE CAVE PARADE HERE   START ON TRIP TO PORTLANE WITH BAND AND ‘SPECIAL TRAIN  e ama =— er 7 raw 6 ?rsea% Fae  & *   Lawrence Kepresented on ‘Tram to Take Part in Pacific Coast Testivities   Abdallah Temple is First Shrine Organization to Have Park and Country Club

FARMERS IN $2,000,000 FIRM   Notional Co-Operative Company Said to Be the Lo-cest of Kind in the United States.

Nebraskans Form $2,000,000 Organization to Market the Grain of 40,000 Members and Eliminate Middleman

FARMEROORGANIZE $2,000,000 COMP. TO MARKET GRAIN   Largest Co-Operative Concerr in United States Formed by Nebraska Farmers.

Strike Leaders Claim Hundreds of. Recruits to Their Cause While Company Officials Say Many Men Are Returning to Work; Pennsylvania Shop Employes Ballot   CABINET ACTION IS DELAYED

STRIKE SITUATION IN EAST UNGHANGEL   FREIGHT TRAPRIC Is REPORT ED IMPROVED ON’ LINES INTO PHILADELPHIA,

TWO REPORTS ON NITRATEPLANTS MEAN BIG FIGHT   Majority of Hoase Investigators Charge Reckless Waste In Building Plaats.

CHARGE MORE EXTRAVAGANCE   Republican Majority of Nitrate War Program Investigation Would Resort to Courts.

TWO REPORTS  ARE PRESENTEL   Special Investigation In. to.Matter Was Begun  About Year Ago 

SENATE ATTACKS: NITRATE. ‘PROGRAM   REPHIBIICANS CHARGE WASTE        - <lGdng Billions Recklessly—— >  i... Democrats on Defense

MINORITY REPORT ALSO FILED   Democrats Raise Cry Of Pavtisanship—Republicans’ Alege Contracts. Not. . Completed. and Drea: Soire Ta PRaravink .   BIC PLANT COST 70 NULLIONS

publicans and - Democrats Crose             6 Reports From ¢ comunittee Inves figating Charges o7 Waste in Gov: éenment Plants.

MUSCLE SHOALS CONDEMNED AND OFFENDED. T00   ‘Republicans Charge. Reckless Waste .and Extravagance hy Those in Charge:   DEMOCRATS DECLARE .  EXPENSE WAS JUSTIFIED   Disposal -of Property ‘Likely * To Cause: Huge: Row in Congressional: Halls

House Committee Reports on Federal Wartime Nitrate Plants Program   MINORITY UPHOLDS CHARGES OF WASTI

DEMOS THREW WAR CASH 10 WINDS, CLAIM   U. S. Nitrate Program Example of Wanton Waste, Charge.

MOUSE COMMUTER. IN PARTY TANGLE   * 0. P’s AND DEMOCRATS DISAGREE ON AIR NI. TRATE PROBE.   WANT PROPERTY SOLD OUT   The Republicans Condemn Muscle Shoals and Recommend Its Sale By the Govern ment.

SIBMITTEDONUL§. ATRUT PRED   Republicans Charge arge Reckless. Waele and Extravagance While Dem ; erats Defend the Work .

$1 16,000,000 RECKLESSLY SPENT. CLAIM   House Committee’ Probe Made Public; Seek. Civil Suits   BLAME PRESIDENT WILSON   Democrat Members, in Minority Report, Deny Republican . Charges

Big Political Fight in House , Anticipated as Result Heme «ame of Report.

WILSON CENTER OF WAR COST REPORT   Party Lines Sharply Drawn I: Result Of Year’s Investi gation.

NITRATE REPORT STARTS BIG POLITICAL FIGHT IN HOUSE   Majority Statement Refers to “Deserted Villages’’ and Charges Wilson Is Responsible for Government Putting $116,000,000 into Venture.

TWO REPORTS ON NITRATE PROGRAM   PRESENTED TO THE “HOUSE AFTER LONG INVESTIGATION,   Republican Report Charges Waste — Democrats Defend the Plan—Bound te Create Big Political Row,

FIGHT BEGINS ‘OVER NITRATE WAR PROGRAM   REPUBLICANS _CONDEMN WHILE DEMOCRATS OF COMMITEE DEFEND FL.   Congress Faces Most Intensi Political Battle Since War In vestigation Was Started.

BIG POLITICAL FIGHT LOOMS IN HOUSE AN NITRATE PLANT   DISSENSION CENTERS IN DISPOSITION OF MUSCLE SHOALS FAC TmniD te   9 REPORTS MADE      Republicans Condemn Government’s Wartime Pregram, Democrats Defend It.

NITRATE REPORT “BLAMES WILSON   MINORITY DECLARE MAJOR“WTY ARE INFLUENGED BY: PARTISAN BIAS. >

NITRATE PROGRAM IS © SUBJECT OF DISPUTE   REPUBLICANS ATTACK WAR. TIME POLICY AND DEMOCRATS BACK iT UP: COMMITTEL SPLITS.

BIG POLITICAL rbnT PROMOLD IN HOUSE SOON   CONFLICTING REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE WHICH INVES.  TIGATED THE WAR,   ee EE Eee  SENATOR WALSH SAYS CONGRESS [S TO BLAME FOR INACTION ON “PROBLEM OF HIGH LIVING COSTS

Want $70,000,000 Plant At Muscle Shoals Converted Into Fertilizer Plant.

REPUBLICANS KNOCK DEMOCRATS BOOST WAR TIME WORK   Republicans Submit 41 General Condemnations of Nitrate Plant in Alabama.   WASTE PRINCIPAL CHARGE    Democrats Call it Party Bias, and Way Is Opened for Hot Conflict.

HEAR DEMOCRATS     Deny Waste in Connection With Nitrate Programme anc Charges of Politics Sectionalism.

PRESIDENT BLAMED FOR MUSCLE SHOALS WASTE BY REPUB   Democrats Defend the Under taking and Claim Cost Plus System Promoted Speed and Results. — Charge Partisan Bias to Republicans.

TWO REPORT OR WAR WORK   REPUBLICANS DENOUNCE AND DEMOCRATS PRAISE GOVERNMENT CONDUCT OF NITRATE PLANTS.

AFTER "INVESTIGATING" FOR AYEAR COMMITTEE SUBMITS A KATY DIDKATY DIDN'T REPORT

QUBMIT PARTISAN NITRATE REPORTS   iwo Findings Presented by House Probers Comprise 75,000 Words.

DECRIES NITRATE PLANT PROJEGT fi RECKLESS WASTE   Bitter Fight Is Promised it House Over Disposal of Muscle Shoals Plant.   REPUBLICANS LAY BLAME AT DOOR OF PRESIDENT   Year’s Investigation Results in Two Reports, Upholding and Condemning.

JEWS RUSH TO HOLY LAND:   Many Hebrews Crown in Effort to Get to Palestine—Trek Across Russia.

JEWS DROWNED TRYING ~..--"TQ REACH PALESTINE   Attempt io Cross Black Sean Small \ Is and Many Have. Perished.

Jews Drown -  In Black Sea   Hundreds of Emisnints Bic in At tempt to Keech Holy Land in. Fishine Spice, eh

WELFARE GIRL IS FOUND DEAD IN VERSAILLES   Body of Allentown Worker  Discovered in Clump  ’ gmat” RR

MISSING AMERICAN GIRL A SUICIDE   Miss Appel, Paris Was Worker, Found Dead by  Poison at Versailles.

SHOOT UP’ THE JAIL IN EFFORT TO GET NEGRO   Many Service Men in Mot That Sought to Get Assailant of Waitress.

Service Men Shoot Up Jail In Tennessee To Lynch Girl’s Assailant

VETS STORM JAIL IN NEGRO HUNT   SHERIFF STANDS FIRM AND TENNESSEE MOB FAIL TO SEIZE SUSPECT

A SPOCK MARKET      2 o'clock quotations’ “fiitatshed by: RICHTER ‘& CO. Members of ‘New. York Stock ‘Exchange W. C. CALDWELL - , ’" Baanacer Springfield. Branch,   MILITIA: PREVENT TENN. LYNCHING

Large Throng, Including Many Service Men, Sought Assailant of White Waitrane

MOB SHOOTS UP SAIL AT JONESBORO   Were After Negro Charged With Attacking a White Woman.

Three Others Wounded in Pitched Battle Sinn Feiners and Loyalists—First Police Murder in Ulster Since Beginning of Assassinations in Jreland in 1919

TERROR IN AN IRISH CITY   LONDONDERRY AT MERCY: OF MOBS SATURDAY NIGHT, .   Sinn. Feiners and Loyalists. Fought - Battles in Streets and a Police Ser-, geant Was Slain in Et fort to Malt Riots.

BELFAST 19 SCENE UF RIOTING, . MANY POLICEMEN KILLER   Revolvers, Clubs, and Bottles Freely Used “In Sinn Fein Dis turbance Saturday Nicht.   CARBINERS SCATTER CROWD

PART QF LONDORGERRY ISAT MERCY OF MOBS   AIR IS THICK WITH MISSILES FOR SOME TIME; ONE POLICE OFFICER IS KILLED,

WOOD ALCOHOL CLAIMINC MANY BIBULOUS BUCKEYE!   Mob Holds Londonderry in Grip, One Policeman Killed

A NIGHT OF TERROR FOR AN IRISH TOWN   LONDONDERKY, IN ULSTER, THE SCENE OF HIOTS.   Chief eof Criminal Department of Pince Killed in Fighting Between the Sinan Feiners  and Loyaiiate.

LONDONDERRY AAS NIGHT OF TERROR   Ulster Has First Police Mur. der Since Opening Killing Campaign.

Mother Who Killed Her — Daughter Is Adjudged  ‘Insane By Commission

RAILWAYMEN OF GREAT BRITIAN  10.69 ON STRIKE   FNDUSTRIAL SITUATION WILL DEVELOP INTO UTMOST SERIOUSNESS IF STRIKE SPREADS.   GAN SEE COALITION OF LABOR   Miners Demands Have Been Ap proved by the “Triple Al  . fiance” and Trades faneorecsc.

Third Outbreak of tnem ployed Takes Place When Procession Marches on York Heuse.

THINKS PRESIDENT UNFAIR IN ASKING STATE TQ AATIFY   SPEAKER OF TENNESSEE LEGIS. LATURE REPLIES TO) MES. SAGE PROM WILSON

SPEAKER DECLINES TO HELP SUFFRAGE   Walker of Tennessee Replies Ta Wilson’s Telegram Urging Passage of Bill

FINE WEATHER FOR WHEAT.   Kansas Had Good Rains During the Past Week.

SUFFRAGISTS ASS’NTO PASS FROM SIGHT   LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TO REPLACE IT—WILL TEACH THEM HOW TO USE RALLOT.

TONIGHT IS THE END.      Suffrage’ Association Passes Lnte History. Shouting Victory. -

WILL CELEBRATE WOMEN'S VICTORY   1400 Suffragists to Proclaim Triumph at Chicago Convention Tonight

SUFTS CERTAIN OF A VICTORY   Will Dissolve Their Organiza tion Now That Their Work is Completed.

TO PROGLAIM FINAL ViCTORY FOR SUFFRAGE   Suffrage Association is Closing Sessions in Chicago   1400 Women to Take Part In Celebration

WILL CELEBRATE VICTORY TONIGHT   Five States Needed to Ratif: Amendment Bui Suffragists Confident.

Suffragettes Declare  Victory Has Been Won;  —‘Need-Five More: States

SEE VICTORY IN FIFTY-ONE-YEAR FIGHT FOR VOTE   Suffragists Will Proclaim Battle Won T his Evening.

10 PROCLAIM FINAL Wil TORY FOR SUFFRAGE   Suffrage Association is Closing Sessions in Chicago  @ APH 48 a — 864 7 i 3      1400 Women to Take Part In Celebration

AMERICAN, SON OF ERIN, SHOWS How G. 6. P. CANDIDATE VOTED AGAISST THE

Towa Irish Leader Denounces . Harding For Unfriendly Stand = And Tells Why Cox Should Wis   EDWARD T. O'CONNOR PROVES LEAGUE OF KATIOND CUBE ONLY HOPE FOR IMPARTIAL TRIRUNAE, '7O PASS ON ERIN'S CAUSE,

MORE RAIL MEN IN AND MORE 0      EIGHTEEN OF COTTON BELT YARD MEN OUT ON STRIKE RETURN TO THEIR JORS

PENNSYLVANIA SHOPMEN VOTE TO JOIN STRIKERS   Officiais of Road Admit Some Al ready Out, and Prepare for Eventualities, =,   SHOPMEN NOT CONNECTED  WITH THE BROTHERHOODS   Reports from Some Sections -Today Show Strikers Are Gain-*  ing in Numbers. ‘   FREIGHT TRAFFIC :STOPS   Western Maryland Road Declargs Embargo on Freight; Pas’ senger Brakemen Out.. *

VOTE TO STRIKE REGARDLESS OF PROMPT AWARI   Railroad Strike Appears tc be Spreading Near Phila. delphia Today.

WW int STRIKE   Labor Board's Announcement 0 Settlement Fails to Hold the Mea at Philadelphia. ~   W. G. LEE HARD AT WORK   Trying to Get the Men Expellec From Brotherhoods Back Into Organization.

RAIL MEN IN EAST VOTETO GIVE UP JOBS   DESPITE PROMISE OF EARLY ADJUSTMENT OF DIFFICULTIES THEY FAVOR WALKOUT   QUIT DURING NIGHT

GU UN STRIKE DESPITE EARLY WAGE DECISION   Pennsylvania Bhopmen Vota to Walk Out With the Switchmen,   THEREBY THROTTLING MANY INDUSTRIES   Wage Settlement July 2 Will Grant Men 22 Per Cent Increase,

TAKI G MILITIA INTO  HARD COAL FIELDS         Threats! of ‘Trouble At Several Mine: Cause Militiamen To Be , Called.

10 SEND SOLDIERS 10 MINE DISTRICT   Brig. Gen. Steiner Goes to Birming: ham to Establish Headquarters for Six Companies,

MILITIA TG G0 TO COAL FIELDS   General Steiner Leaves to Establish Headquarters

U8, WOULD ASK RIGHT TO USE LINERS AGAIN   WAR DEPARTMENT'S STAND ON SALE OF FORMER GERMAN SHIPS EXPLAINED.

AVORS AMERICAN FLAG FOR LINEA TO BE AUCTIONEL   WAK DEPARTMENT OUTLINES ATTITUDE GERGARDING FORMER GERMAN SHIPS   OUTRIGHT SALE PROTESTEL   Sale Would Carry Provision That Purchaser Must Return Vessels To Government in Case They Should be Needed

TEXAS FACES CERTAIN COTTON QUARANTINE FROM PINK BOLL WORN   Unless Drastic Steps Are Taken to Prevents Its Spread Says Secretary Meredith to the Legislature in a message Todav.

TEXAS LEGISLATURE — JS GIVEN WARNING   Half Way Measures In Dealing With _ .. Pink Boll Worm Will Bring i On Genera! Quarantine.

LINER POWHATAR BEING SWEPT AY STORM   Heatless and Lightless, With   Engines Dead, Transport   East of Halifax; Passengers Sate.

Army ‘Transport Almost Helpless, But Making Headway in Egort fea Reach Part _

ARMY TRANSPORT DRIFTS AT SEA; ENCINES SILENT   Powhatan, With 271 Army and Civilian Passengers Rendered Helpless in < Raging Storm. :   HALF DOZEN SHIPS ANSWERS. 0.S. CALLS

OTHER SHIPS STAND BY 10 RENDER HELP   Giant Army Transport Powhatan Is Out of Commission With Boilers Flooded as Result of Leak—4171 on Board.   LINERS ANSWER S 0S   Half Dozen or More TransAtlantic Ships Rush to Seene in Response to Calls for Aid—Leakage Is Controlled.

PARAGUAY OFFERS Bb OPPORTUNITIES 10 U. 0. BUSINESS DEVELOPMEN   RESOURCES OF LITTLE REPUBLIC ARE NUMEKOUS AND ARE BARELY TOUCHED,

WELSH COAL MINERS STAGE AN OUTBRERR   Sing Revolutionary Song, ‘The Red Fiag,’ and Make an Attack on Police.

BRITISH RY, MEN MAY GO OUT SOO!   PARLIAMENT FAILS TO FIND SOLUTION FOR THE STRIKE,

‘ighting Breaks Out is Police Attempt to End the Outbreak—Railroad Men Consider Advisability of Joining Miners In Strike ~Big Increase In Enforcad Idleneas

ACCOUNT STRIKE   Outbreak of Violence is Reported Today: Police Stoned and Much Property Damaged. Officers Disperse the Moh With Nicht Stick

GONFERENCE 10  REOPEN WINE WAGE QUESTION   Only One-third of Miners Affected by Former Award, According to President J. C. Lewis,

WAGE QUESTION   Only One-third of Miners Affected by Former Award, According to Pres ident J. C. Lewis.

RUSSIAN SAILORS QUSTED BY POLIC   [By Charles Edward Hogue, Unitec Press Staff Correspondent.]

MINE OWNERS ARE WARNED   Mexican Government Will Confiscate H Fax Not Paid March 4,

MEXIGEN MRE GWNERS MUST PAY TAYES 00 (ASE THEIR PANDERTY   GIVEN UNTIL WARCH J TO WEET REQUIREMENTS OF GOVERY.  MENT ORDER,

TURN OUT MISTAKE   MACHINES MAY NOT EXACTLY FIT LAW’S REQUIREMENTS   BETWEEN $20,000 AND $25,000 TIED UP.   Recent Ruling of Attorney General Havner Makes the Use of the Machines Matter of Question In November Election

VOTING MACHINE INVESTMENT MAY TURN OUT MISTAKE   MACHINES MAY NOT EXACTLY FIT LAW’S REQUIREMENTS   BETWEEN $20,000 AND $25,000 TIED UP,   Recent Ruling of Attorney General Havner Makes the Use of the Machines Matter of Question In November Election

LABOR UNIONS WIN IN JAPAN   Government Recognizes Organization for First Time

DAGANIZATION OF JAP LABOR UNIONS IVEN BY THE GOVERNMENT      STRICT REGULATION OF OPERA. TIONS OF UNIONS ALSO IN.  CLUDED IN MEASURE,

RAILROAD BILL GETS APPROVAL   NO CONSTITUTIONAL OB JECTION IS VERDICT QO} ATTORNEY. GENERAL,

RAILROAD BILL CONSTITUTIONAL   SO: THINKS ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER. PRESIDENT TO SIGN OR VETO SATURDAY. Fr IS REPORTED

RAIL BILL BACK TO WILSON   Attorney General Patmer’s Opinion Finds No Lega! Flaws in Compro. — mise Measure. iy

COMPROMISE BILL ~ DEGLARED VALID   Attorney General Palmer Sees Ni Constitutional Objection To Railroad Measure. —

COMPROMISE RR BILL VALID   Returned to White House Today by the Department  ~ of Justice   Palmer Informs President He Saw No Constitulional Ob. jection fo the Measure

VAUDIYOF = RAILROAD BILL   Passed Upon by Attorney Gen eral Palmer and With the President   FOR HIS SIGNATURE

Palmer Passes On Rail Scheme   Returns it to President with O. K. of Justice . Department.

Compromise Measure is Returned to White House by Department of Justice with Opinion on Validity   PRESIDENT I$ EXPECTED TO TAKE EARLY ACTION   Refers Draft to Director General Hines for Expression 6f Opinion; Believed to Be Favorable .

PRESIDENT MAY ACT TODAY ON RAILROAD BILI   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE RETURNS BILL TO THE WHITE HOUSE.

WHO. VOTED FOR THE COMPROMISE RAILROAD BILL. °   ‘Glenn. Plumb, Author of Plan, to Open ‘Campaign  “Next Week—Steubenville  Lge Fee Tea ary.. :

RAILROAD BILL GIVEN APPROVAL BY PALMER   Measure Goes Back -to White House After Scrutiny By Department of Justice,   WILSON EXPECTED TO ACT LATE TODAY OR FOMORROW   Attorney General Says He Sees  No Conflict With Constitu tion in the Law   SENT TO HIM WEDNESDAY   Law Represents Compromise Reached Barly in Week and Passed By Congress.

TO SIGN RAILROAD BILL   Measure Yn ‘Hands Of -President May Be Made Law Today,

PRESIDENT WILL SIGN” RAILWAY BILL TODA’   EXECUTIVE IS EXPECTED TC PLACE SIGNATURE ON MEASURE SOME TIME THIS AFTERNOON.

PALMER HOLDS. “RR, BILLO. K   Informs: President: no Con stitutional Objections to it Exist

EXPECT WILSON TO ACT ON RAILWAY BILL SOOK   DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE RE. TURNS !T TO PRESIDENT— SEE NOTHING WRONG.

COMPROMISE RAILROAD BILL RE. TURNED TO WHITE HOUSE.   CONSTITUTIONALLY IT 1S ALL RIGHT   Department of Justice Goes Over Document Passed by the House and Senate and is Now Up To the President.

PRESIDENT HAS RAILROAD BILL MAY SIGN TODAY   No Constitutional Obj2ction To Measure round by Palmer

Plumb to Stump Ohio Districts in Interests of Tri-Partite Scheme,

RAILROAD BILL IS LEGALLY 0X SAYS HEPT AE HICTICE   Measure Is Returned te President After Close Scrutiny.   WILSON MAY ACT TOBAY. GR TOMORROW ON BIL   Document Is Returned te White House With Palmer’s Approval.

COMPROMISE RAIL  BILL HELD VALID   Attorney cnoral Palmer Sees Nothing  Wrong With It, He Says; President to Act on. It Soon.

PRESIDENT IS.EXPECTED TO TAKE EARLY ACTION   Refers Draft to Director General Hines for Expression of Opinion; Believed to Be Fa  worable .

BILL CONSTITUTIONAL   Rail Measure Returned to White House By Officials,

AGAINST PLUMB TO TOUR   Ww il Congressmen ‘Who iypases T'nton’. Wishes.

TWO MORE HOMERS   Babe Ruth Makes 30th and * 31st Circuit Drives

‘WAS SLEEPY   Lodge’s Speech Bored Ev erybody and Hays Got Only One Cheer.   LOWDEN STILL LEADS; MACHINE BACKS HIM

AMERICANS WON   Johitson and ‘Tilden Defeated Frenc! ‘ennis Playera.  Ua @hia beadtoeouatian atk Pern beet

TEN MILLIONS SOUGHT NSU   City of Chicago Alleges Two Papers Made False Statements

ITE’ Batteries REBUILDING - Service            PREST-0 RECHARGING   Of Jefferson County Bull Association to Be Effected.

FOOD SUPPLY WILL BE CUT OFF IF NECESSARY   United States Sends Out Warning That Establishment of Sovict Will Result in Embargo on Foodstuffs.

SAYS HOLD FARM PRODUCTS   lowa Agriculturists Told to Hang On to Force Price Rise—-Market Manipulation Charged.

WOULD BUILD UP E BODY OF NURSES TO CARE FOR THOSE IN NEEDY STRAITS

DAUE 3,000 FEEL IN STUNT FLIGHT  Amateur Pilot, Begged For Thrills, Cuts Loose With . Fatal Racnlt«_

WHEN PLANE rT IN STUNT FLIGHT      FATHER HAD. MORTGAGED HIS FARM TO BUY PLANE FOR HIS ‘ SON AND PROVIDE. TRAINING

HECK GRAVES OF U.S. HEROES   Very Few Unidentified American Soldiers’ Bodies Will Be Found in France.   THOROUGH WORK BEING DONE BY ARMY MEN   70,000 Yankee Lads Sleeping the Last Sleep on Foreign Soil. 

Every Grave Record Is Checked Against the Army's Casualty List— 38 Gemeteries of 300 or More Graves Cared for by Discharged Soltdiers—Officers Make Periodical Inspections of All Cemeteries.

THOROUGH CHECKING OF GRAVES iN FRANCE   t Very Few Are Unidentified as Result of Werk in Progress

FIRST: DEMO NSTRATI eae MADE AT CITY HA AFTERNOON            Have Placed. Appliances in: cif Room! So Demonstrati Can Be Made         Members of, Party Ready to SI Ilow Gas Can Be Saved -in Every Lawrence Home

LESSONS STARTED IN GAS ECONOMY   FIRST DEMONSTRATION MADE AT CITY HALL THIS ARTRVNOON   [lave Placed Appliances in Council Reom So Demonstrations Can Be Made '   Members ef Party Ready to Show Ilow Gas Can Be Saved in Every Lawrence Home

fer the Adjournment, of the: Las “ ". [eglefere   Waset,, ‘Bader the Cagatitation, Mue Be Preatnted at-Wext ‘Seedien.   Indianapolis Times” Wants ry * Knov / Fate of These Bille at ‘‘Wext” . Seagion of One Day. § ~

29 BILLS  HAVE BEEN FILED BY THE Ov. ~ BNO  After the Adjournment of the Last Legislature   After the Adjournment of the Last Legislature   Which, Under the Constitution, Muet Be Presented at Next Sessioa   Indiasapolis Times Wants to Know Fate of Theee Bills at ‘‘Next’’ Seesion of One Day.

WIFE SHOT HUSBAND,   Put Bullet in His Heart, But He Stht Lives.

BULLET IN HEART, LIVES,”      Revealed by X-Ray After Man 1 Shot by Wife.

SHOT BY HIS WIFE   Nebraska Man, With Bullet in Heart. Still Lives.

GRAVE DANGER OF USSIN ALIANE ~— WANT HUN REBELS   Washington Reports _Say  —Spartacan Uprisings in Germany Serious.   WOULD REPUDIATE ALL  REPARATION FOR WAR   Gen, Allen. Has Made No Re: port Which Means All Is Ouilet,

WASHINGTON FEARS ~NEW ALLAN!   Powerful Russian-German Movemen May Result from the Reeent German Reselution

BOLSHEVISM BECOMES THREATENING MENACI   Germany Confronted With Move by Russian Soviets to Change Government Form.

ALLIES CONSIDER THE SITUATION IN GERMANY GRAVE      NEW REVOLUTION, RESULTING IN POWERFUL = GRUMAN-RUS. STAN BOLSHEVIK ALLIANCE, ENDANGERING’ WORLD PRACR.

ALLIANCE IS NEW DANGER   Officials Express Feat Over Coming State of Affairs.

Diplomats in Washington See an tmmediate Menace to the Peace of © the World.   ALARMING GROWTH OF SPARTACAN OUTBREAKS

GERMANY FACES _ GRAVE DANGER FROM OUTBREAKS   FEAR ATTEMPT WILL BE MADI TO COMBINE SOVIET POWER WITH RUSSIA

NAVE DANSE Ur BOLOHEVIKHUN ALLIANGE   hiplomats in Washingtor Fear Workmen Will Not Support President Ebert   PUDIATION OF TREATY NSIDERED POSSIBILIT)   OMBINED RUSSIAN AND GER. MAN SOVIETS WOULD PRE SENT SERIOUS MENACE TC PFACE OF WORLD.

WASHINGTON FEARS NEW GERMAN REVOLT   GERMAN - RUSSIAN BOLSHEYIK ALLIANCE WOULD BE MENACE TO WORLD, OFFICIALS SAY

SOVIET ALLIANCE - WAY FOLLOW FROM GERMAN OUTBREA   Peace of World May be Menaced   By the Bolsheviki of Germ8 many and Russia!

FEAR GERMAN. RUSSIAN ALLIANCE   Plan is Being Worked to Repudiate Terms of Treaty After Alliance Has Been Made With Soviet.

caer wri  Administration’s Program: Car ried Through on Second Day? Without Opposition.

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION FIXED ON, UNIT RULE GOES INTO DISCARD   CONVENTION DECIDES TO DOUBLE SIZE OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE   WOMEN ADDED IN EQUAL MANNER—ROBINSON’S HOT, ROAST OF OPPOSITION HITS THE SPOT—WILL NOMINATE BUT NOT BALLOT, AT ONCE ae

CONVENTION JS READY FOR “BEAL ACTION   Organization Perfected -an Nominating Addresses ; Are-in Order   REPUBLICAN RECORD IS + TARGET OF ROBINSON   Permanent Chairman Flays G. oO. P. Without Mercy. While Crowd Roars Its Approval of Speech.’

ORGANIZATION NOW PERFECTED   Delegates Plan to Hear Nominat ing Speeches Today As Platform Is Being Framed   WOMEN SCORE VICTORY   National Committee Doubled to Given Them Representation— Convention Denies Reed Seat

ILLINOIS OPERATORS ASK GOVERNMENT AlE   Appeal Made to White House Southern Part of State Is Closed By Strike,

ASK GOVERNMENT HELE   ILLINOIS COAL OPERATORS BELIEVE ADMINISTRATION CAN GET THE MLNERS BACK.

ALLIES DEMAND DEATH FOR 46 GUILTY MER   List of Names of “War “Guilty” Ger mans Presented to That Gov  RIGHT TO “TAKE OTHER MEASURES” JS RESERVED   ‘Two Turkish Leaders Are in the List   ~—Both Now Said to Be in 7 Rerlin

ALLIES DEMAND ~_  DEATH PENALT!   In List of War: Guilty Which Is Dis. pi itched To Germany-—16— ‘Names Listed.

DEMAND DEATH SENTENCE FOR GERMAN GUILTY   Allied List of War Guil ty Totals Forty-six Names.

IF COURT FAILS VICTORS WOULD PUNISH GUILTY  Young Furk Head Now   Young Turk Head Now In Berlin Held  Guilty.

CORNER IN STUTZ NOT LEGAL   Short Sellers Caught im the Deal May Refese to Deliver.

STRIKING DOGKMEN CO BACK TO WORK   OFFICIALS OF STEAMSHIP COM PANIES REPORT LABOR SITU. ATION NORMAL,

ONGGHOREMEN IN GOING BACK TO JOBS   OFFICERS RECOMMEND THAT ALL ATLANTIC AND GULF FORTS FOLLOW SUTE.

IN WHICH 200 CASUALTIES: SUE FERED  In War of Secession from the Mexi:   In War of Secession from the Mexi can Republic by Sonoras.

IN WHICH 200 CASUALTIES SUE FERED   In War of Secession from the Mexi can Republic by Sonoras.

FOUND THEMSELVES DANCING ON VOLCANO   Young Peopie of Brest Scatter Cigar and Cigarette Butts Over Dynamite, Lyddite, Etc... Lott Oe A. £. F.

$+ Oe? bth 4 6 OS 2 2 * MAY TRY TO. PASS % © UNIVERSAL. TRAINING BILL 4 +e eee eS ER SH ew 4

PLAN TO REVIVE UNIVERSAL TRAINING   Kahn Says Measure May Be Brought  Up Soon After Harding's Inauguration, — .

ARNT TRAINING MEASURE WILL COME UP AGAIN   Universal Service Advocates Hope to Gain Strength in Next Congress

REVIVE TRAINING MEASURE   Attempt Will ¢B Made to Bring Up tniversal Military Serw igsg@ PRith.

aa a  MAY REVIVE FIGHT FoR UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING IN CONGRESS

Grain’ Men Want Law Creating  Federal Trade Commission bt mitehk ad _

LEADERG WILL LET GARRANZA LEAVE MEXICL   FUGITIVE, RESIDENT APPAR ENTLY FEARS PROMISE IS NOT GENUINE  a *   New Leaders Seem Anxious to Stop Political Rivalry and Establish Real Government,

DES MOINES CAR STRIKE ENDS   Men Agree to Return to Work Under  ‘terms of Court Order.

BRITISH CABINET PREPARES FOR DEFENSE AGAINST THE IRISH   Burning of the Liverpool Docks Leads T Strenuous. Measures

ENGLAND PLANS DEFENSE AGAINST THE SENN FEINERS   FIRE LOSS ON LIVERPOOL DOCKS  ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS

Cahinet Ministers Hear Detail: of Plot Against British Property.      LIVERPOOL DOCKS BURNED   Millions of Dollars’ Worth o' Property Destroyed by Incendiary Fires.

GREAT BRITAIN, ° ‘PLANS TO DEFEND   Parliament Views Case of Liverpool Dock -Fires_ and - Prepares for a Defense    AGAINST SINN FEIN   “Black and T.: Tan” Police Were Killed in Dublin Last Night—In Stir

Demand That Russians Al. so Disarm at Second Sitting in Peace Negotiations at Minsk.   FRENCH TROOPS GIVING HELF   Polish Armies Proceeding Successfully Under Plans  of General Weygand, States Dispatch.

RUSSIANS DEMAND ROUTE 10 BALTIC a POLAND  ~ pow ee   Want Polish Army Cut + 60,000—Would Confiscate  Volumes of War Ck ee ee

Summary of Russia’s Terms Communicated to Poles By Delegation.   MANY DEMANDS ARE MADE

DEMOBILIZE POLISH ARMY REDS DEMAND      Soviet Terms Also Provide . AIL. Military Supplies ". Must Be Handed Over,   RUSSIA WILLING TO LET POLAND SURVIVE

RUSSIAN PEACE TERMS GIVE TO POLE DELEGATEE   Are in Conformity With Those Published in London  _ ASK SMALLER ARMY   Is Imsisted That Poland Reduce: its Army to 50.000 Men—Must De. mobilize War Industries.

Gabriele - D’Annunzio Breaks , Out. Again. ae dugo- Slavs   BRITISH SEND TROOPS ~ TO KEEP DOWN RIOTERS   Ambassador From Russia ta _ See Lloyd-George Re- garding Peace.

WE ARE GETTING REWORKED RAGS   Wool Men Claim Manufacturer: Will Not Buy Virgin Wool, But Use Rags   “ALL WOOL” BLANKETS OF “STRAIGHT SHODDY”   Passage of French-Capper Truth In Fabric Bill Would Remedy This.

PRICES TUMBLE CHICAGO MARKE]   All Grain and Provisions Af. fected—Extreme Breaks “in Gorn and Wheat

PRICE DECLINE IS GAINING HEADWA\   COSTS CAME DOWN HELTER SKELTER ON BOARD OF TRABE      REACHES WHOLESALERS   Local Merchants in New York Continue to Advertise Reduced Prices   Price Reductions Were Announced by Topeka and Emporia Werchants Today

PRIGES TOPPLE HELTER SKELTER      Downward Sweep So. Rapid, H ~ Was Hard to Fill Order's.” at Quotations

CORN AND PORK DROP   Chicago Market Makes Decided Break in Food Shares.

HELTER SKELTER PRICES.   Drop on Chicago Board of Trade T: Too Rapid for Use of Fhynres on Eknek board

Near Panic in Last Hour of Trading on Chicago Board of Trade.   OTHER COSTS -STILL GLIDING DOWNWARD

DID HUMPTY DUMPTY ACI   Prices on Chicago Board of Trade Come Down Helter Skelter Today.

‘All Grain and Provisions Join in Tumble; Corn and Pork Make Extrsime Breaks

PRICES BREAK HELTER SKELTER IN BIG TUMBLE   Shicago Markets Experi ence Huge Losses Amic Panicky Conditions ir 15 Minutes.

Grain and Provisions Join In Tumble to Lower Levels  Pork Drops $2.05 Per Barre  And Corn Almost Eight  Cante

PRICES CRASH WITH BANG IN CHICAGO PI   CORN AND PORK GO DOWN 73-8 AND $2.05 A BARREL RESPECTIVELY.

GRAIN PRIGES IN A SHARP TUMBLE   Corn In Extreme Break 0 7 3-8 Cents—Pork Also Hits Toboggan.

Secretary Daniels Orders-Im_ mediate Court Martial of Maior Wells.

INVESTIGATION INTO-KILLING OF NATIVE HAITIANS WILL BE  MADE BY CONGRESS IS BELIEE

NEWBERRY’ FATE NOW WITH JURORS   DEFENSE ATTORNEYS TOOK FN. CEPTIONS TO MANY OF THE JUDGE'S INSTRUCTIONS,

FATE OF NEWBERRY Io NOW IN HANDS OF JURY   Counsel for Defense Objects to Several Rulings Made by the Court.

Newberry Case  Jury’s Hands   Because of the Great Amount of Testimeny to be Considered a Ver. diet is Not Expected Uatil Sofurday

Fate of Sen. Newberry — In Jury’s Hands; Charge Made Brings Exceptions

FATE OF NEWBERRY RESTS WITH 12 MEN   Senator and 84 Alleged Conspirators in Michigan Election Frauc Await Verdict; Judge Warns Jurymen not to Per mit Political Prejudices Enter into ConsideratiOn of the Case. -

NEWBERRY CASE iN JURY HANDS   Betiberations Behind Closed Doors Starts Friday Morning

NO VERDICT ~ INNEWBERRY CASE AS YET   Jury Is Buried Unde Huge Mass of Heavy Evidence.

RATIONING OF HARD COAL FOR DOMESTIC USE IS ORDERED FOR THIS STATE

RATIONING OF . HARD COAL   State Commission Limits Supply for Domestic Use to Relieve Shortage   Until Further Notice Householders Will be Allowed -Only Three Tons of Coal

ORDER TO RATION HARD COAL GIVER   Steps Taken Today to Re lieve State Situation   SHORTAGE EXISTS   Governor Announces Only Three Tons Will be Issued to One Household.

RAILROADS T0 SEEK INCREASE   LINES WANT 30 PER CENT  BOOST IN FREIGHT : RATES.

UNION CHIEF CHARGES PLOT TO DENY RAISE TO RAILWAY WORKERS   Carter Sees Conspiracy to Coerce and Intimidate Railroad Labor Board   ILLINOIS MANUFACTURERS APPEAL TO RAILWAY BOARI   Declare Traffic Situation is Be. coming Serious

SEES PLOT TO - PREVENT RAISE OF RAIL WAGES  :   Brotherhood Chief Says Ther. Is Effort to Intimidate Board By Talk of increased Costs.

CHARGE CONSPIRACY TO HALT PAY RAIS!   President Of B. Of L. F. & E Sees Effort To Intimidate Labor Board.

CONSPIRACY TO COERCE BOARD, CARTER CHARGE!   Talk of Advance in Wages Cuus ing Price Boost Nothing Else, He Says.   MAKES FORMAL PROTEST

RAILROAD UNION HEAD ALLEGES BIG CONSPIRACY   BODY WILL NOT GRANT INCREASES   W. 8S. Carter Declares Such Advance: As Have Been Made to Workers Do Not Combat High  Clast aft Livins.

PRESS PLOTS 10 REEP PAY OF RAIL MEN LOW: CARTE   increased Wages to Them Ma\ Be Disregarded as H. C. L. Factor, His Allegation.

CLAIMS BOARD IS AFRAID TO DECIDE   SAYS PRESSURE IS USED TC INTIMIDATE R. R. WAGE BOARD   Curter of R. R. Brotherhood Made These Statements Before the Commission

LABOR BOARD INTIMIDATED?   Conspiracy to Prevent Wage Increase for Railroad Men Charged.   PRESS BLAMED BY OFFICIAL OF UNION

CLAIMS BOARD IS AFRAID TO DECIDE   SAYS PRESSURE IS USED FC INTIMIDATE R. R. WAGE RNnARD   CONSPIRACY ALLEGED   Carter of R. R. Brotherhood Made These Statements Before the Commission

CARTER SEES PLOT AGAINST RAILROAD MEN   Brotherhood Presiden’ Tells U. S. Board of  “‘Conspiracy.”

RAILWAY MAN ASSERTS CONSPIRACY EXISTING TO INTIMIDATE LABOR BOARD ON WACE-SCALE

CHARGES PLOT 10 STOP RAISE   UNION LEADER SAYS EFFORT 1S MADE TO PREVENT WAGE INCREASE.

SEES FRAMEUP . AGAINST LABOR   Rail Board Witness Says Conspiracy Exists to Bar Wage Raise

NOT IN. CANDY.      Dry Resimo Savings Go to Movies and ‘Soft Drinks.

CINDY DON'T TAKE PEACE OF ALCOHO   Soft Drinks, Movies, Savings Banks, All Come Ahead of Confectionery Says a Leading Trade Member Discussine This Matter .

THE ‘DRY’  BENEFITS   Candy Maker Says Wis fnlusirs _s the Fifth in This Regard:

BANKS PRINCIPAL GAINERS FROM PROHIBITION, WITH CANDY TRADE _ BEING DROPPED TO FIFTH PLACI

JUNE TERM CIRCUIT COURT TO CONVENE NEXT MONDAY   No Matters of Unusual! Interest to be Heard During This Term.—Juries Were Drawn Last Monday.

CIRCUIT COURT TO CONVENE” MONDAY FOR MARCH TERM   Dockets For Term Show Few Caggs of General Interest.—Juries Were Drawn Last Monday.

POLES WIPE OUT RUSS DIVISIONS   THOUSANDS OF SOVIET TROOPS:  MADE PRISONERS IN COUN-4 4  TER ATTACK ON THE, « WARSAW FRONT 2   TABLES TURNED ON REDS   FOLISH DELEGATES AT MINSK BREAK OFF PARLEY AS . RESULT OF SUCCESS

POLISH OFFENSIVE CONTINUES ALONG THE ENTIRE FRONT   POLES HAVE ADVANCED MORE THAN 50 MILES AND TAKEN Thm PRISONER PS

POLISH COUNTER OFFENSIVE CONTINUES GHIPPECCTIIITY TODAY   Have Advanced More Than 50 Miles in Region of Warsaw and Taken More Than 10,000 Prisoners

FIFTY MILE ADVANGE 10 REPORTED AY POLED Aa ~ AUSS CONTINUE 10 AUK   All Sectors Gain on Soviet With Exception of Lemberg Front Unofficial Reports From London Assert---Washington Warns Poles.

POLES ADVANCE FIFTY WNILES.   Ceunter Offensive Cestiznues Swe eeasfully O08 Whele Freat.

FATEFUL HOUR FOR NOMINATING ~— [SNEAR AT HAND      Convention Ina Flutter Of Excited Discussion.   DEADLOCK LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY   No One Apparently Has Enough Votes In Sight to Nominate  —MceAdoo's Chanees, 

BOOM FOR HOOVER 1S SUBSIDING   Political Observers Say More Organization Is Needed   CALIFORNIA OFFERS SUPPORT   Home State Hopes to Nominate Former Food Head

COLLEGE MEN ARE COMING   A Number Of Prominent Athletes From Various Colleges To Be Here For Week End.

WEST VEBGINIA GOVERNOR ASKS POH MAHTIAL LAW. *   Serie of Cosi Miners too Belions fo Stale Chntrot.

TROOPS FOR STRIKE   Bist VIBGISIA GOVERNOR ASKS ht, MARTIAL LAW.   erike of ( cal Mimers too SeTious for

SHIPPING BOARD TO SELL FORMER BERMAN LINERS   Pian To Biock Sale In Senate Is Frus trated By Action of Senator Jones of Washington.

ACTION OF SENATE 10 HALT SALE OF ERMAN LINERS 1 STAVED OFF   Legal Proceedings To Prevent , Sale Begun In District Of ; Columbia Court.   ACTION SCHEDULED MONDAY

DRY-LAW FORCES SALE OF FORMER _CERMAN VESSELS   GOVERNMENT OPERATION  O} PASSENGER SHIPS FAILS BECAUSE NO LIQUOR CAN , BE SOLD   REMAIN UNDER U.S. FLAG   Report That Ships Will Fall Int Hands of Foreigners Are Denied by Chairman Payne of the  . U, S, Shipping Board

FRENGH TROOPS WILL AID POLAND   REPORTS FROM OCCUPIED GERMAN DISTRICTS INDICATE MEN ON MOVE.

RUSSIA WARNED THAT INVASION OF POLAND MUST STOP AT ONet   French Armies Crossing the Rhine To Ge To Aid of Poland — Red Tide  Sweeps On.   TY Wet vpn

British Government Consid« ers Calling for Volunteers, Says London Paper   BOLSHEVIK] PREPARE FOR DRIVE ON WARSAW   POLES DEFEATED IN NORTHY RED ARMIES CONVERGING  rRoM TWO DIRECTIONS TOWARD CAPITAL,

JE FOSSE, NEW YORK FISCAL EN PERT, RELATES PROBLEMS OF EUROPEANS

HARDING. Io TOLD FACTS BY DEFOSSES      Expert Informs Candidate About Present Conditions in Russia and Poland,   GRAVE CRISIS IN EUROPE APPARENT   Trotzky Has Army of Nearly  - 2,000,000 Men aid Possesses Gieat Power, According to Informant.

INFORMATION On RUSSIAN CONDITIONS GIVEN TO HARDING   Fiscal Experts Have Con ference With Republican Nominee.

HARGING 19 GIVEN INFORMATION: ON RUSSIA AND POLAND   Republican Nominee Asks Many Question About Conditions in Europe.   ‘TROTSKY’S ARMY NUMBERS ‘PROBABLY 1,750,000 MEN   Harry M. Daugherty, Manager of Senator's Pre-Convention Campaign, Will Act as His Representative Today at Notification Gov. Coolidge.

FISCAL EXPERT SEES HARDING   Gives First-Hand tiformation on Conditions in Russia,   STATEMENT ISSUED LATER

EUROPE FACES CRISIS, HE SAYS   Fiscal Expert Would Have _ Amatica Move Slowly.   TALKS: IT OVER WITH HARDING

New Yorker, Recently Returned From Europe, Gives First Hand Information of Canditinne Ahroad.    NOMINEE REALIZES I(MMENSITY OF TASK   Grave Crisis Confronts Europe and the Senator Is Anxious to Equip Himself +4 Cone With Situation.

GIVE HARDING LINE UPON POLE RUSS WAR   Expert Furnishes Republican Nomi nee With Data in Conditions In Poland.

AUS ARMY NOW GREATEST FORGE IN WIDE WORLD!   TROTZKY IS REAI GENIUS      AE HAS BUILT UP AR&TY THAT MIGHT BEAT CONTINENT

U8, RELATIONS WITt EUROPE ARE DISCUSSED   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE RECEIVES FIRST-HAND NEWS OF BUS- SIA AND POLAND. ,   Front Porch Campaign to Be Launched Saturday Before Mansfield Delegation. ‘  bec:

HARDING RECEIVES RUSSIAN TRAVELER   New York Fiscal Expert, Whe Recently Returned From Europe, Gives Information   PLEASED WITH ATTITUDE   Daugherty Will Represent Nominee at Coolidge Formal Notification. ©

SEN. HARDING IS ADVISED T0 LET EUROPE ALONE   New York Financial Expert Says That Europe Faces A  Grave Crisis   Cc. H. DE FOSSE DECLARES RUSSIA HAS THE GREATEST MILITARY , FORCE IN THE WORLD.

MARRIED 20 TIMES, MURDERED TWO WIVES   -—_oO  MURDER CHARGE WILL BE BROUGHT AGAINST CONFESSED BIGAMIST      James Hurt Contfessed at Los Angeles to Murdering Women in the West

FATE OF 3 OTHERS MYSTERY   [wo Were Drowned “by Accident,” Los Angeles Prisoner Says—-Desire to Slay Seized Him; Will Face Murder Charge.

DESIRE TO SLAY WOMEN OBSESSED NEW BI TFREARD   MURDER, NOT JOT BIGAMY, Is CHARGE TO BE FACED  BY JAMES HUIRT.   Great Western  Marrier_Confesses Taking Life of Nina Lee Delaney.

ee ALCOHOLIC CON GRESS FEwns.   Delegates Prepare to Take Up F im Own Commnoanitic.  ight

URYS TO SPREAD PROPAGANDA WIBE   DELEGATES TO INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS WILE RETURN WITH INFORMATION,

DRIES ALL FRIMED TO CARRY BATTLE HOME   ee to International Congress o Tell the Story of Dry America.

CUMMINGS GIVES KEYNOTE ADDRESS   Adjournment of First Session Taken After Disposition of Pretiminary Business.   1092 DELEGATES SEATED   Two-thirds of That Number or 728 Votes Required to Nominate Party's Standard Bearer.

DEMOCRATS TO SELECT THE MAN   San Francisco Opene Doors to Throng of Delegates and Visitors.

SE  DEMOCRATS READY TO NAME CANDIDATI   San Francisco Opens Doors to Throny of Delegates and Visitors---Wm. MeAdoo Looms Up as Choice.

TREATY DEFEAT 5 PREDICTED   ' Indications Now are That  Final Action of Senate ; Will be Taken Friday.  t   [IT IS CONCEDED VOTE” : WILL BE VERY CLOSE    Hitchcock Persists He Can  Hold Strength Enough to  Wis wt Waste antianawn

ARTICLE APPROVED BY 356 TO 26 VOTE   Fourteen Democrats Join Republicans in Putting New Phrases Into the Resolution of Approval.

FIRAL VOTE      Fate of Peace Treaty Will Probably be Decided by the Senate Then by Unan.:imous Consent.

FINAL STRUGGLE ON LODGE RESERVATIONS   JOHNSON CALLED TO WASHING

DESCHANEL IS NEW PRESIDENT   Liected by National French Assembly Today.   E RESEIVED 734 VOTES   1.e of “Savior of the Country’ Is Froposed for Premier C emenceau in Paris.

DESCHANEL ELECTED TENTH PRESIDENT BY FRENCH CONGRESS   Election of Head of Chamber of "Deputies Follows Clemenceau’s Withdrawal.   GIVEN 734 OF 889 VOTES CAST BY MEMBERS   Leaders of Political and Artisti * Worlds of Paris Gather for Luncheon.

DESCHANEL ELECTED ‘PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   CLEMENCEAU 1& DEFEATED       ff Veputie a ps tment. Head-in the 'Uni¥Y ef. Paris,

IHUUOANDD UIT at NCCTING UURING UPAUAR   Absence of Grunau Blamed for Move; Men to Return  to Work, View

PEW DESCRIBES BIG. GATHERING IN DETAIL FOR LN. READERS   Semi-Tropic Surroundings and Gaily Dressed Womer Mark Change From Old.  Trwma fC'nnwvantinnec   THE HALL A WONDER      New Faces Vie With Ancient Leaders In Public Eye— Ohio Delegates Have Well Located Seats

Delegates Ushered to Seats by Pretty Girls While’ Big Pipe Organ Booms; Women and Color Are Everywhere   Hall Rocks With Enthusiasm When “Largest Flag” Drops ‘From Dome; Whole Affair Is Redolent With Splenda:

RISING CURTAIN  REVEALS NOTHING OF THE NOMINEE   Cummings Lauds Efforts of! Wilson to Gain Sanction for League.   POLITICAL COLOR IS ABSENT

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION STARTS WITH APPEARANCE OF COLOSSAL FETE      Vice Chairman Kremer’s Keynote Speech Main Namber on First Day's Program---No Light as Yet on Probable Candidate.

ELECTION CALLED ON SEWER BONDS   COUNCIL ORDERS VOTE IN CONNECTION WITH GENERAL ELECTION APRIL 6.

ELECTION CALLED APRIL 6 10 VOTE ON SEWER BOND!   $291,500 Proposition Will be Decided by Joplin Voters as Result of Action of City Commission.

MORE SNOW ADDS TO STORM TROUBLES. IN THE METROPHS   ‘Determined assault. begun  at daybreak to clear the - gtpaate Af New Vork -

MORE SNOW FALLS OVER THE EAS!   NEW YORK STREETS FILLE BY GIGANTIC SNOW: " Rie TS.

POLISH DELEGATES LEAVING FOR RIGA   It Is Not Believed Negotiations Wil Be Resumed Before September 20th,

SIX ARE SLAIN IN BELFAST FIGHTING   Forty Moe Were Wounded os ine  Saltrday Wight...   SEIZE ARMS IN BARRACKS   Sinn Feinera Carry: Off All Arms and . Ammunition liv Daylight: Raid—€ar. dinal- issues ‘Protest,

Rs yl Til ie  Indications: Of: Bos "Freeze Out” vw Stirs Congress

CONGRESS GETTING AROUSED BY GAME WITH U.S, THE GOA   International “Freeze. Out” With United: States the Victim Causes. Talk.

U.S.A.BEING FROZEN OUT:   CONGRESS IS BECOMING DIS. TURBED OVER DIPLOMTIC GAME IN EUROPE

can ast aterm  CONGRESS BECOMING DISTURBED  OVER GAME ON INTERNATIONAL  FREEZE QUT WITH AMERICA VICTIM   Disposition Growing in Regard to Imperative and Speedy Peace With European Central Powers

FORMER ALLIES PLAY FREEZE    European Countries Take Ad: vantage of U. S. Relations With Germany.

1. VICTIM OF INTERNATIONAL FREE ZE-ATS   Congressmen, Disturbed, Think It Imperative That Peace Be Settied   OPEN DOOR’ POLICY IN ORIENT BREAKING DOWN   CABLE CONFERENCES RESUL' IN ALIGNMUNT OF U. S., ENG. LAND AND ITALY AGAINS1 JAPAN AND VRANCE.,

GEAMAN TROOPS DIOOBEY ORDER IN RUHR AREA   Disregard Arrengement With Workmen and Advance on Dusseldorf.   BERLIN SAYS SOLDIERS ARE BEYOND CONTROL   Beat Back Red Army From Wesel Southward—Destroy Two Coal Mines.

German Army Disregards Government Orders and Marching on “Reds”   BERLIN SAYS SOLDIERS ~ HAVE QUIT COMMAND   Terrorists Reported Looting Food Trains in Essen By   Chancellor

THREATEN THE SINN FEINERS   Promise of Reprisais if Killings De  ee a ny

DECLARES EXPORT TRADE THREATENED: — EXTREME WEAKNESS IN FOREIGN EXCHANEI

OICRLING OHA ED] DECLINE IQDAY   { Bottom Not Yet Reached In Slump of Foreign Moneys, the Bankers Say   GERMAN MARK FALLS TO NEW LOW RECORD   Weakness Threatens Amer. ica’s Export Trade, Says Senator Thomas

  EDS. DEPORTED IN LARGE NUMBER   U. S. MACHINE WORKS   CAMPAIGN AGAINST RADICAL: BEING MADE QUIETLY— TWENTY-SIX TAKEN IN BIG  ROUNDUP IN CLEVELAND LAST NIGHT

Deportation Machin Works at Full Speed ¥ Movements Kept Seen       RADICALS “EXPORTED™ ON PASSENGER LINE        “SPECIAL” RUNS rae PACIFIC COAST TO ATTA  PICKING UP bevonnnns ROUTE.

RADICALS ARE BEING DEPORTED BUT WITH LITTLE PUBLICITY   Are Being Sent Away in Smaii Batches on Regular Passenger Liners, it is Learned.

TAKEN FROM THEIR STRONG _FORTS TO ELLIS ISLAND FOR QUIET DEPORTATION.

ARE ROUNDING. UP RADICALS   Tloverament's Deportation Machinery In Working at Full Speed Rit with Lite Noise,

Ellis Island Is Again Crowded With New Arrivals—tt Is Noi Probable the Soviet Ark Wil Again Ba Employed Because o! the Notoriety, -

U, 8, CLEAN-UP 1S IN FULL SWING   Government Exiling Radicals  Rapidly on Passenoer Liners    ELLIS ISLAND IS CROWDED   Undesirables Being Shipped to East Coast irom all Sections

REDS BEING DEPORTED QUIETLY NEARLY EVERY DA\   Sent Away En Small Batches On Reg:  ular Passenger Liners.

MORE REDS STARTED ON TRIP 10 RUSSIA   UNCLE SAM 18 SATING VERY LITTLE ABOUT HIS DEPOR--TATION OF TROBULE ‘ - YWAKERS

DEPORTATION MACHINES IN CONSTANT USE   Undesirables Being Sen From U.S. Shores Daily Now.

CRIPPLED TOMMIES GET JOBS   9,600 Firms In ‘London ‘Give Employ; ment ta Men Disabled : in World War. ;

CRIPPLED TOMMIES GET JGRS   9,500 Firms in London Give Empicy. ment to Men Disabled  in World War.

PROHIBS NAME TICKET   Aaron S. Waikins and D. Leigh Colvin Are Chosen.   BRYAN REFUSED NOMINATION    Says He ts Under Obligations to  Democratic Party and Will Not -Forsake It

BRYAN {tiLS THE DRYS NO"   Nebraskan Will Continue. a _ Democrat But Doesn't _ Know How He'll Vote.

DRYS ADJOURN CONVENTION; TICKET NAMEL   Third Ohio Man Pickec to Lead National Party.

earn ne mete tn tna ee ten oe amg  \CHOOL TEACHER 0 HEAD PROHIBITION TICKET

WATKINS 10 HEAD THE PROHIBITION TICK}   Another Qhio Man Enters th Field of Presidential Candidate.”   BRYAN DECEINES TO RUN       Nebraskan Says He Will Stay ;  Democrat, But Has Not Chosen Candidate,

BRYAN SAYS NO, DRY PARTY PICKS ANOTHER MAN   Aaron S. Watkins of Ohio an D. Leigh Calvin of New Yor!  Are Nominees.

NUMBROUS suors ARE WRECKED BY “WILD [R18H BOYS” AT TEMPLEMORE, IRELAND

DEMOCRATIC STATESMAN READY FOR CIVIL LIF   Vice-president Marshall Who Fo 8 years Has Been In “Cave of The Winds,” To Take Rest.

DEMOCRATS GLAD TO LEAVE 108s   Cabinet Officers Want te M ) -Money,—Wilton, to Wri e istory  —Champ Clark’ to Lecture...

on Nn NET NEE nn enn ene ene nce eee eee ns ee TT  DEMOCRATS LEAVE © WASHINGTON WITH FEELING OF RELIEF   Will (Parade From = Capitol With Heads Up, Eager to Recoup Finantial Losses incurred in: Public Onan

CABINET MEMBERS PLAN FUTURE   Some Hope Wilson or Hard: ing Will Take Care of Them.

Democrats GladiTo Get Out Of Office   Cabinet Members in Particular Anxious to Return to Private Life   ALL HAVE PLANS MADE   Wilson Alone Likely to Remain in Washington  After March 4th

ARE EAGER [0° LEAVE OFFICE   CABINET OFFICERS ALRIADY ARE i  ! PLANNING TO RECOUP FORTUNES   TIRED OF THE DEFENSIVE   Having .to ..Defend .Adninistration Has Been Huge Job, Vheir Attitude Shows

EXGEOUIVE RATE OF OPEED OF GAR CAUSED ACCIDENT NEAR SEADRIFI   SAID IN PASSING

ARMY POSTS TO BE ABANDONED   Camps Dodge, lowa. and Kearney, California, Will Be Salvaged.

HEARINGS ON ” QUARANTINE   Marlett and Texas Dele. ‘gation Had Spirited  Exchanges

fexas Delegation in Washing: ton Pleads for Permission To P’.at in Infested Lanes

LBALL ASIEALVAN BULLIED  Victims Of Afrique Shipwreck . Are Washed Ashore. -

LET HEROES REST IN FRANCE WHERE THEY FELL, PLEA   Army Chaplain Urges Relatives Not to Bring U. S. Dead Back.

U, S. FIELD OF HONOR PLANNED   Senior A. ERC F. Chaplain Ex plains Move to Keep Bodies of Soldier. Dead Overseas.   KIN HAVE: FINAL RIGHT

BRENT OPPOSES RETURN OF THE AMERICAN DEAD   Senior Chaplain of A. E, E. Write: Letter for ‘‘Field of Honor’’ Association.

WOULD LEAVE Uo. DEAD IN FRANGE   Senior Army Chaplain Advocates Field of Honor Abroad.   OPEN LETTER SENT TO BAKER   Bishop Brent Opposes Wholesale Return of Bodies Following Charges That Movement Is Fostered by Undertakers.

SENIOR CHAPLAIN ONY LEAVE QEAD BURIED OVERSEAS   Believes Relatives Will Favor Field of Honor If Once Understood.

ig  NC   Addresses Letter To Secretar ~ Baker and Next of Kin Of Soichers

FRANCE HONORS AMERICAN DEAD   American Heroes Left Where They Fell Will Not Be Neglected Says Army Chaplain

WOULD HAVE DEAD AMERICANS LEFT WHERE THEY FELL   Bishop Brent Woulc Have Fallen Heroes Left In France.

BISHOP BRENT, SENIOR CHAPLAIN Wilt A. E. Fr, URGES AGAINST RETURN OF SOLSIER BODIES  Says that Movement to Bring Bodies Dead Amer-

SHOP BRENT. WILL iid ie NGG   tys it isa Move Propagated  3y Undertakers Who Hope 6 Io Gain From the Business. ——F'ayors Caring for Graves Jn French Soil.

FIELD OF HONGR FOR YANK DEAD   ‘Senior Chaplain With A. E. F. 7 Sends Open Letter to  Baker.   WANTS BODIES LEFT apRoAD   Seventy-five Former. Service Men Leave for Belguum to Begin Work of Removing Remains of U. S. Soldiers Who Fell in France.

MAY-DEMAND EXILE OF KAISER      Britain Will Insiet That Wilhelm Be Expelled From Holland.

SOMEBODY IS HAVING QUAKE   Chicago Office Shaws Most Violent  Shaking Up for Many Months but Location Is Not Given

WOMAN'S -CLU HAS BANQUET   HALLOWEEN FEAT URED—uz. LINS, SPOOKES, BLACK “CATS, “any SPIREES GALORE.

TAKEN 70. ASYLUM   APPREHENDED IN LE MARS BY LOCAL, OFFICERS,   BEVINGTON 1S ADJUDGED INSANE   Eludes Officers After Insane Com. mission Orders Him into Custody and Comes to LeMars—Taken From Here to Cherokee,

‘Eludes Officers After Insane Com  ~ mission Orders: Him Inte Custody and Comedé to 'LeMars—Taken From ‘Here to. Cherokee,

Of Charges of Manipalation of Wheat Prices by Chicago Board of Trade.

PEACH KING’S MURDER   Plot Behind Slaying of the Georgia Millionaire, Prosecuto: Says—-Husband of Accused Woman Promises i to Reveal Sensational Facts

ON PROHIBITION   Will Recess at Conclusion of Arguments to April 19 Instead of April 12.   AMENDMENT IS NEW   LEGISLATION, ROOT SAYS   Is of Little Consequence, He Says Whether Country is Wet or Dry, but is of Vast Moment That It be De. cided Whether There Are to be Any Limits to Power of Amendment

EXPECT DECISION ON “DRY” LAW IN APRIL   Extension of Supreme Court Hearings May Mean Final Judgment.

FINAL JUDGMENT UN PROHIBITION BY MID-APRIL   Supreme Court Expected te Give Findings After Recess.   ARGUMENTS END TODAY

FINAL: ACTION ON DRY ISSUES NEXT MONTH IS “SEEN”   Observers Express Opinions Supreme Court Will Act Finally Upon Reconven ing Session April 19.

PROHIBITION FINAL ~ JUDGMENT ISNEAR   SUPREME COURT TO HAND DOWN OPINION ON LAW’S CONSTITUTIONALITY AT EARLY DATE

SUPREME COURT MAY ACT NEXT MONTE   Expected to Pass Final Judgment on Prohibition Question by Mid-April.

FINAL JUDGMENT      On Prohibition May be Passed By Court in May

SUPREME COURT EXTENDS RECESS   Early Decision onthe Prohibition Questions Anticipated.   MAY BE RENDERED NEXT MONTH

LIQUOR BECISIONS QUE NEXT MONTH   Expected Supreme Court Will Pass Final Judgment On Prohibition Question Soon

SUPREME COURT MAY RULE SOON ON PROHIBITION   Indications Point to Decision About April 15th—Argument Made Before the Court Monday.

EXPECT LIQUOR CASE TEGISIONS APRIL 19   Vurther Argument on Validity of Con_ stitutional Amendment Presented Yesterday. ©

DRYLAWRULING AT EARLY DATE   High COURT EXPECTED TO DECIDE WITHOUT DELAY.   FINAL JUDGMENT NEXT MONTH   Decision May Come Shortly Follow: ing the tiaster KHecess—Argument Made in Support of Brew.  ers’ Contention,

SUPREME COURT DECISION SOON   Various Questions on Prohibition Law to Be Settled

DECISION ON ~ PROHIBITION IS EYPEETEL   ‘Supreme Court May Pass Final  Judgment on Constitutional Amendment Before May 15   HEAR ARGUMENTS ON  POWERS OF CONGRESS   Ethu Root Says If Validity Upheld Court Will Recognize Change in Rights

FEDERAL SUPREME COURT MAY PASS FINALLY UPON PROHIBITION CASE SOON

DECISION IS EXPECTED BY MIDDLE OF-APRI   SUPREME COURT 1S EXPEQTED TC PASS ON PROHIBITION. QUESsevere cancmaon PION “THEN:

PROHIBITION CASE ARGUED.   Supreme Court May Pass Judg ment on Question by Middle of Next Month.

DRY LAW WAR OPENS IN HIGH COURT TODAY   SAYS “INTOXICATING” IS SELF-DE FINING WORD AND CANNOT BE  DETERMINED BY LAW

Ex-Gov. Ferguson, of Texas, Candidate for Presidency On New Party Platform

FERGUSON IS CANDIDATE OF NEW AMERICAN PARTY   Former Texas Government Opposes League of Nations, National Pro hibition and Woman Spifrage.

STANDS ON PLATFORM OF AMERICAN PARTY   James FE. Ferguson, Former Governo: of Texas, Annountes Candidacy For President.

FERGUOUN QUT FOR PREOIDENT ON NEW TICKE}   Former Governor of Texas. Who Was Impeached, Announces His Candidacy on American Party Platform.

WOULD “FORGIVE” DEBS   Ferguson of Texas. New Party Pres idential Candidate, Has Some  latfarm

TEXAS GOVERNOR CANDIDATE,   Will Run for President on American Party Platform.

) = Noe se FERGUSON ANNOUNCES FOR PRESIDENCY: WOULD PARDON EUGENE DEB:

EX-GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY AND OUTLINES PRINCIPLES HE SUPPORTS

BILLY WILSON SCORES HIT WITH IMMIGRANT   Cabinet Member Who Came Over in Steerage, Talks At Ellis Island.

ANOTHER BOOST IN HAIRCUTS   Master Rarhere of Chicnge Valk «wf Id4veeciag Price te FH ( emia.

Despairing of Hope to Get Convention to Urge _ Ratification to Governors, it is at Present Adopting Anti-Republican Banners.

WOMEN FIGHT = FOR SUFFRAGE AT CONVENTION   “Hecklers” Picket Conventiox for Delegates to Act on Votes for Women,

SUFFRAGETTES - PLANNING FOR DRASTIC STEP   Women at Chicago Admit They May Get Ar. rested but Say They Are Tired of Waiting.

Despairing. of. Hope..;-to-- Ge Convention to Urge» Ra cation to Governors, it,  . Present Adopting Anti-!  publican Banners.

UIGIDE THEORY NOW ABANDONED   Jealousy May Have Playec Part in Tragedy   DEATH OF J. B. ELWELL   yontinues to be Reigning Mystery in New York and Suspicions of Sportsmen’s Friends Lead Detectives to Search for Women Friends. Countess and Sister Ouizzed

POLICE ABANDON SUIGIDE THEORY   Working on Belief that Notec Whist Expert was Murdered in Room

Polish Countess and Sister Admit Visiting Murdered Man, But Give No Information   POLICE ARE BAFFLED   Score of Detectives Question As. - sociates of Prominent Turfman, But Gain No Clues

BELIEVE ELWELL MURDERED   Police of New Vork Abandon Suaicide Theory in Case of the  Weatthy VTarfiman.

MACHINE CUTS OFF MAN'S ARM   Mat Banker Dangerously Injured at Labor-atory .

CONVENTION AT FRISCO OPENS   National Democratic Meeting Called to Order at Noon Today.   KREMER OCCUPIES THE CHAIR   Homer & Cummings Is Temporary Chairman—Gox and Smith Coup. Planned by Big Delegations Sixteen Gandidates in Race.

National Democratic Meeting , . Called to Order at Noon Today.   KREMER OCCUPIES THE CHAIR   r S. Cummings Is Temporary Mairman—Cox and Smith Coup — by Big Delegationg—  Sixteen Gandidates in Race.  H

DEMOCRATIC MEET OPENED ON TIME   Convention at Frisco Called to Order by Kremer.   STARTS PROMPTLY AT NOON   National Chairman Homer S. Cum. mings Makes the Keynote Speech —Report Says Cox and Smith  Combination Plans a Coup.

CONVENTION AT — FRISCO OPENS   National Democratic Meeting Called to Order at-Noon Today. oo   Homer §. Cummings Is Temporary Chairman—Cox and Smith Coup Planned by Big Delegatione— Sixteen Gandidates in Race.

FORMER ERIN RESIDENT.   Mrs. Ada Mundell Died Friday Morn ing’ in Indianapolis.

BONILLA HURT IN RIOTING IN MEXICO CITY   Wireless Report Tells oj Injury to Candidate for Presidency   TWO CANDIDATES MERGE PARTIES   Obregon and Gonzales Re ported to Have Reached Agreement

AMBASSADOR IS WOUNDED   Ignacio Bonillas Shot in Mexico City i in Rioting, Say Reports by Wireless.

BONILLAS SHOT W MEXICAN ALOTING.   iCandidate for Présidency De  clared Wounded, Though ~~Extentof niu No   Divulg   Newspaper Says Policemar Killed in Frustrating Attempt to Kidnap Leader.

MEAICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENGY WOUNDED   Reports Indicate Obregor and Gonzales Have Fused Parties

LEFT 9,496 ACRES OF LAND   Late Edmund Woolsey of Otee County Owned Thousands of Dol wee ,

late Edmand Woolsey of Otee _ County Owned Thousands of Dol-~  lars Worth of Property. é

COAL SUPPLY NEAR NORMAL   Improved Situation in Fuel Conditiong Reported by tnterstate Commerce Commission.

. C. €. REMOVES PRIORITY ON COAL   Improved Coal Situation Causes Immediate Action by Rallway Body.

Ph ORDERS ON COA   lmprovement in Transportation Situation Results in Lifting Restrictions.

SEND FREE SEEDS TO EUROPE.      Christmas Gift From American For esters to Allied Countrics,

OERMAN FAMILIES GET PLENTY OF PROMISES BUT NOTHING ELSEIN RUSSIA

SCAR SOGIALISTS ma ae HY PLEROE   GUBIANM SOCLILUS     SON RUSSIAN SOV SISM   SOVIET. RUSSIA HGRYIBLE   Tho Iexp erlence af Geruiay Working 1S and sin Show thg Hortars of Sole Mae

ARE SEVERE IN RUSSIA   yerman Immigrants Seeking Soviet Utopia Disappointed in Bolshevic Administration

KIRBY CONCEDES CARAWAY WINNER   Arkansas Senator Admits Congressman Has Defeated Him tn Race For Dem-:cratic Nomination

SENATOR KIRBY CONCEDES NOMINATION OF CARAWAY      Primary Election Returns Show Arkan.sas Democrats Favor Congressman for Senate

BEGIN RETURN SOLDIER DEAD AFTER SEPT, 15   Remove a Limited Num. ber of the Bodies Then.

SGT. YORK IS A VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS   Hero of World War is Forced to Give Up His Lecturing Tour Owing to Severe Illness.

Yank War Hero Stricken With Ap. pendicitis and Hurries to His Mountain Home.

SGT. YORK, ILL. GIVES UP TOUR   Yank War Hero Stricken With Appendicitis and Hurries to His Mountain Home,

SERGT. YORK, WAR  HERO, STRICKEN  BY APPENDICITIS   Forced io: Cancei Tour: for Benefit of Mountain School.” .

David I. Swanson for Committeemar   Would Represent Republican Party in Thirty-First Ward

David I. Swanson for Committeeman   Would Hepreseat Republican Paris Ia hirte-Firat thard

Palmer Tells Hoase Committee That Hundreds Mave Been Brought to Trinl.

PROSECUTE MANY UNDER LEVER LAW   ‘Palmer Claims Law Against  Profiteers Has Been Vigor{ ously Enforced.

DUE TO FAULT OF CONGRESS   Palmer Says Failure of Congress to Act Caused High Price of Sugar   BRANDS PARTISANS   President Was Unable to Buy Cuban Crop—Profiteers Prosecuted

PALMER SAYS TRE LAW HAS REFN ENFORCED   ' Declares that Handreds of Profit Have      Prasecated By His         DENIES IRREGULARITIES UN MATTER OF SUGAE   Says Charges Have Grown Out of Partisan) Politics and Are for Only .          Those Purpose

PROFITEERS PROSECUTED   Palmer Tells House Committee of Activity.

PROFITEERS FELT  R LONG ARM OF LAW          E PROBER PROF  EE PUNISHED  PALMER TELS HO

MORTGAGE WOOLWORTH RUILDING FOR FUNDS   Heirs. Raise Money to Pay Inheritance Tax,

CXYSORAPER 15 PAWRED TO. Off READY MONEY TO PAY FAMOLY INHERITANCE TAX

WOOLWORTH BLDG. BEEN MORTGAGED   Loan of $3, 000, 000 Secured to Help Pay Heirs’ Inheritance Taxes

WOOLWORTH'S TO BE MORTGAGED   SKYSCRAPER IS PAWNED TO GET READY MONEY TO PAY FAMI1LY INHERITANCE TAX

LACK OF HARMONY IS CAUSE MUCH OF BRYAN’S SUFFERING   Charges Governor of New Jersey With Tossing Monkey Wrench Into Party Machinery.

CALLS EDWARDS A DISTURBER   Bryan Saye Governor is a Deme cratic Party Liability.

COX HINTS AT PERJURY PROBE; DENIAL “UNTRUTH”   TELLS MICHIGAN PEOPLE ATTEMPT IS BEING MADE TO “NEWBERRYIZE” NATION

WITNESSES LYING ABOUT COIN, COX POLITELY AYERS   SUGGESTS PERJURY IN NICE WAY AT EXPENDITURE INVESTIGATION

COX DEFENDS ARTICLE TEN IN SPEEGHES   League of Nations Is Extelled in Talks to Michigan Voters—Flings at Harding Keep Audience In Good Humor—Comment on “Boss Barnes’ List.”

TS PERJURY IN FUND PROBE   Governor Cox, at Kalamazoe Mich., Points Out Irregularities im Senate laquiry   Regardless of Denials, Candidate Will Repeat and Press Charges of Large Corruption Fund

COX CLAIMS 6.0.P. TOLD UNTRUTHS   Hints at Perjury in Testi mony of Party Leaders  Before U.S. Senate :  Inquiry. ,

Denials At Chicago Before the Senate Committee of the Existence of a Quota Aro False. Alleaed.   AMERICAN MOTHERS FAVOR THE LEAGUE   Denounces Separate Peace  With Germany; Congress Only Has Power to Send - American Troops Abroad.

COX SUGGESTS ~ PERJURY CHARGE   Beclaes G. O. _P. Chiefs Gav. > Uniaues: Stateménts* ‘On: Campaign Funds.

COX DECLARES TARDING LEAGUE  9 PATCHWORK   Bourbon Nominee Renews Attacks in Dozen Speeches in Michigan. Reiterates Charges of “Plot to Buy Presidency.”   NEWBERAYIZE THE NATION   Witnesses in Testimony Be-« fore Senate Campaign Investigators Deliberately Told Untruth Under Oath, He Says.

PLOT TO BUY PRESIDENCY REITERATED BY GOVERNOR; PERJURY SUGGESTION MADE

Referring to Denials That a Campaign Fund Quota Exists, Governor Declares “Men Were Deliberately Telling an Untruth While Testifying Under Oath”   ARTICLE TEN IS DISCUSSED

CHARGES PERJURY ~ IN DENIAL ABOUT CAMPAIGN FUNT   Tells Kalamazoo Audience that Leader Told Deliberate Untruth in Testimony.

FIVE SOCIALISTS GET TRIAL TOGAY   Suspended New’ York State Senators In Albany for Their Hearing,

Marks of French Heels and Feminine Hat Offer Clew in Mysterious Tragedy in Cottage Near Santa Cruz   Lights Still Burning in House When Bodies Found, Although Doctors Claim Crime Was Committed Week Ago

INCREASE FOR THE FACULTY   Twenty-fiVe Per Cent Advance in Wisconsin University.

REDUCED ITS DEMANDS ON GERMAN)   SUYREME COUNCIL HAS RE BCCED DEMANDS FOR WA.         REDUCTION EXPECTED TO EN. SERE PROMPT SIGNING OF THE PROTOCOL .

CUT REPARATION DOWN   Supreme Council Decides Germany Only ‘VFurn Over Tonnage of 250,000 Tons.

VOTE TO DEGIDE PROPOSEDBOND ISSUE EOR THE NEW WATER WORKS   -RESOLUTION..

COUN WIL HEAR TROUBLE   France to present long -list of complaints: to the snnreme body: ”

THE CANDIDATE OF SOGIALIGTS   For the Presidency is in Jail and They Seek Pardon for Him.   THEY. ARE TO STAGE BIG DEMONSTRATION   ; Will Ask Amnesty for All   Prisoners Who Violated

SOCIALISTS IN  CONVENT'N TO  ~SEEK ANINESTY: FORE. V. DEBS   Big Demonstration to Be Staged at Washington Saturday Planned

PLANS FORMULATED BY SOCIALIST: TODAY  ~~ re  For Gigantic Demonstration in Wash: i rday   For Gigantic Demonstration in Washinston Saturday   As a Protest Against the Imprison: ment of Debs, Party’s 1920 Presiidential Candidate.

GREAT PROTEST TO FREE DEBS SOCIALIST AIN   Convention plans to adjourn to Washington and stage demonstration

DEBSPRISON ~ PROTEST SEI   Socialist Qonvention Will Ar range Giant Demonstration Saturday at Capital

¥ *RKER KILLED Draft Bvaders Shoot Beem ‘Am bush As Means of Revenvea_

ATTEMPT MAD: 1 END LIFE (I EX “ae   Persistent Rumors Indicate At tempt Made But was Fal.ure   Assassin was Belgian or Ge man Subject, Say Reports

VISITOR TRIES TO KILL KAISER   German Who Gains Entrance into Castle Assaults Ex-War Lord, Who Makes Escape.

FORMER KAISER NOT INJURED  ee  COUNT HOHENZOLLERN   COUNT HOHENZOLLERN ATTACKED BY VILLAGER.

BADINPAPER HEARS HEIS VERY ULL   SRUMOR DENED   aps ’ Wilfiam’s Secretary Says No Attack Was Made on His Em ployer---Rumor Perejete

ATTACKED. EX-KAISER   ATTEMPT MADE AGAINST LIFE OF THE FORMER GERMAN a EMPEROR.

ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL HOHENZOLLER}   Rumors of Attack Are Not Verified; William Said to Have Escaped Without Injury.

GERMAN ENTERS CASTLE WIT! tFORGED PERMIT AND TRIES f TO KILL WILLIAM. ©”

ATTEMPT TO KILL CEPMAN KAISE.   Was Reported From Hollartor t Wednesday. — Stated Tha of Assailant, a German Faile  To Do Any Harm to the E:rate  Emperor.

GERMAN ENTERS CASTLE WITH FORGED PERMIT AND TILES DO KILL WILLIAM,

EX-KAISER NOT ATTACKED   Secretary Denies Persistent Rumor About Former Emperor.

ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF FORMER EMPEROR WILLIAM IS FAILURE    Rumors persistent that Belgian or German ‘Crank Entered Count Hohenzollern's Residence and Wounded’ Him  In the Jaw; Mystery Surrounds Affair.

ALTEWPT ON LIFE OF OLD NBER   Private Séeretary of Former Emperor -Asserts That No Attack Was Made On Wilhelm,

DENY REPORTED ATTACK ON THE FORMER KAISER   Tale of Attempt on Life of Wilhelm Still Per.  c‘sts in Holland Circles.  Ele: aan,

DENY REPORTED ATTACK ON THE FORMER KAISER   Tale of Attempt on Life of Wilhelm Still Per.  c*sts in Holland Circles  To¥e 6 cee epeee

ATTEMPT MADE   German Entered Castle of Former ~ “German Emperor Under False . Permit and Made Attack.

ATTEMPT 1 NLL EMPEROR BILL   GERMAN SAID TO HAVE ENTERED CASTLE WITH FALSE PERMIT AND MURDEROUS ~*~ INTENTIONS.

ASSAULT TOOK PLACE AT CAS. TLE ON WEDNESDAY.   GERMAN MADE THE ATTEMPT, SAYS DISPATCH   The Secretary of Count Von Hohen. zollern, However, Denies That Any Attempt Had Been Made on Former Chief.

EX-KAISEF   Former Emperor Withelm. o Germany Critically 1, Sup posedly as Result of At  “tempted Marder.   VEIL OF SECRECY IS DRAWN OVER AFFAIS   Reports from Reliable Source _ Indicate Kaiser Has Bee: y Wounded in Jaw by Ger  man Asgcailant.

TRIED TO KILL WILHELM   Assailant of Former Emperor Was a German, Rumor Says

REPORTED ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF EX-KAISER   German Disguised as Belgian Gained Admittance and Attempted to Kill Former Em narnr

Ee  ATTEMPT MAGE Oh LIFE OF KAISER   Assassin Foiled in Efforts to End Life of Emperor Wilhelm of Germany.

ATTEMPT TO KILL ‘BILL’   Belgian Made the Etfort bu Former Kaiser was Une injured,

ALTEMP] MADE  TURE WILHELM   Detaiis Aire Vciled in M ster ’ y and Secreiary Denies  Reports.

ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE KAISEF   Wilhelm Escaped Withou Injury—Mystery Shrouds Affair.

(EIGHT OF THE THIRTEEN 1 ROADS AT KANSAS CITY a  AFFECTED   CLERKS IN THE YARO   Some Roads ” Refuse te Accen é Freight But no General Em7 bargo Made’ Yet   TEST STRENGTH TODAY   Events Will Decide Whether Rail. road Broetherhoods can Contrel Members  ‘eh

THE STRIKE HITS K. €   Without Giglag Notlee of - Any Grievance Switchmen Gu. Out   vn ight Railroads. 

KANSAS CITY AFFECTED BY RAIL STRIKE   Outlaw Union Members Walked Out On Eight Roads.   IN SYMPATHY WITH CHICAGO   Passenger Service Not Affected by Watk-Out of Switchmen— Chicago Packing House Starts Truck Service.

STORIES OF BLOOD LETTING BEGIN 10 TRIGKLE THROUGH   Wholesale Political Executions and Counter Executions Reported From Mexico.   SON-IN-LAW OF PRESIDENT CARRANZA PUT TO DEATH   First Chief Himself Variously RKeported Captured, in Flight or in Hiding—Wholesale Slaughter of Prisoners, Including Murguia and Fifteen Other Generals.

BROKEN WIRES INTERRUPTED MEXICO NEWS   CARRANZA REPORTED CARTURED IN FLIGHT, AND HIDING AT VARIOUS PLACES   United States Hurrying Warships ana Transports to Coast to Take Care Of Our Citizens

REBELS SEIZE MOKE TOWNS   Wholesala Political Executions Mark Progress of Revali.   FIFTEEN GENERALS ARE SLAIN

DEVELOPMENTS  IN MEXICO OF RECENT [DATES   Revolution Not Without Its Customary Bloodshed   CARRANZA EXECUTES ALL HIS GENERALS   Captured ~ by Rebels on His Way to Safety

America to Protect Citizens in Mexicc   BUT OTHERWISE, IT IS TO BE POLICY OF HANDS OFF, FOR PRESENT — CONFLICTING REPORTS OU OF UNHAPPY LAND, BUT (7 IS EVIDENT THERE HAS BEEN THE USUAL GRIST OF BLOODY CRIMES.

MANY EXEGUTIGRS MARR VOLUTION   Revoli Accompanied by Usual Biced-ietting,   CANDIDO AGUi  a  AR KILLED

POLITICAL EXECUTIONS: CAPTURE OF CARRANZA IS REPORTED FROM MEXICO   Foreign Affairs Minister Said to Have Been Killea   Commanderof Mexico City Garrison Also Said to Have Been Executed; American Warships and Marines Are Sent Into Strategic Positions.   Report That Carranza Was [Made Prisoner “Confirmed”

BLOOD LETTING  MARKED ENDING  DF GARRANZA MEXIGAN REIGN   Revorts Indicate That Latest Revolution South of the Border Was Accompanied Rv Usual Atrocities.   FORMER PRESIDENT’S FATE STILL UNKNOWN   He Is Reported Captured. in Flight and in Hiding; American Warships Being Ctrateqically Located.

RAILROAD STRIKE IN N. Y.~  SHOWS IMPROVEMENT, BUT OTHER TRADES STRIKI!

N.Y. RAIL TIE-UP K AUGMENTED BY CTRIKE AE NPIVERC   TEAMSTERS, © CHAUF. - FEURS, PORTERS, QUIT WORK, FOOD SIFUATION CERIOTIS.   VOLUNTEERS ‘HELP   Passenger Train Service Re. stored Through Aid of New Crews.

DESTROYERS ON IRISH COAST TO — PREVENT TROUBLE   Shooting Affray Oerurs al Dublin--—-Nationalists join Sir ike —Poud Becoming

BRITAIN SENDS   Flotilla, of Destroyers To Patrol Southern Trich Coact

UFPUSE PHONE RATE INCREAS   Wousier Cities Ask State Chamber o Commerce To Aid In Woke

PHONE RATE INCREASE   TO BE OPPOSED BY MANY HOOS  IER CITIES   AID IN FIGHT SOUGHT   State Chamber of Commerce Appeal. ed To

FORMER SOLDIERS ON. TICKET:   Men Who Answered Country’s Call Hold Places On Democratic Ticket

POUR VETERANS ON STATE TIGKET   AVCOLLOUGH, DEHORITY, UNGER, AND DAN M'INTOSH WORLD WAR SOLDIERS   THREE FOUGHT IN FRANGE

HIGH COURT RULE HITS DIVORCES   Cases Made Subject to Review by Apnoea! Judaes

APPROVE BILL TO BAR ALIENS FOR TWO YEARS   IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE AGREES  TO ADMIT ONLY CLOSE KIN OF CITIZENS

CONDITION SIMILAR TO SOVIET RUSSIA   IN RHINE PROVINCES WORKING CLASSES TAKE OVER CONTROL OF TOWNS.   Prisons Opened and Inmates Set Free; Bourgecise Told to Give Up Firearms,   HEAVY GUNS IN USE.

MISSOURT JUDGE GIVES LONG. TERMS IN EFFORT 10) STO? SWEEPING CRIME WAV

HEAVY SENTENCES FOR K. C. ROBBERS   Robbed Drug Store and Got 4 Cents: Judge Added Sentence of 20 Years ¥

MEXICAN: FOREIGN -MINISTER: DEFENDS C CONSULS’ STAND NOT TO VISE PASSPORTS

MAKE EFFORT T0 AVERT A STRIKE OF RAILROADERS   Executive Occers of Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes En Route to Washington For Conference.

PRESIDENT BARKER RR BROTHERHOOD   Says That It Is Necessary for the Workmen to Strike to : Force Government

NAMES FOREST PROTECTION WEEK   Governor Sproul Calls on Citi zens to Protect Trees of State.   WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 26   Schools And Civie Organizations Ask ed to Co-operate to Suppress Fires Governor's Proclamation,

PROTECTION OF STATE FORESTS   Gov. Sproul Issues ; Statement Calling fo Observing of Fores Protection Week, Sept 26—Ortoher 7   A PROCLAMATION

BUDGET OFOTEM BILL VETOED BY PRESIDENT   WILSON DECLARES CONGRESS HAS NOT CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT DAPLIED.   IN SYMPATHY WITH OBJES!   Request Madé That Measure Be Remedied and Repassed Before Adjournment.

President Balks on Plan To , Permit Congress to Remove Comptroller Officials   CONFESSES TO REGRET IN RETURNING MEASURE   Congress Passes Merchant Marine Bill Which Goes To White House

WILSON VETOES BUDGET BILL ON LEGAL MISTAKE   PRESIDENT iN ACCORD WITH MEAS URE AND WANTS ACTION BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.

THE BUDGET ACT 5 DISAPPROVED   President Holds Bill to be Unconstitutional.   Veto is Based on Fact that it Takes from Chief Executive Power to Remove Comptroller General and Assistant Officers Who Would Be Appointed by Him

‘ONE FATAL DEFECT ~ IN BUDGET SYSTEM   PRESIDENT SENDS IN VETO OF CONGRESS EN ac TMENT.   In Sympathy With Ohject Sought, Bot (aanot Consens te Prerogatives of Execative Reing Abridged.

NATIONAL BUDGET BILL VETOED   Wilson Returns Measure to Congress Without His Signature,   HOLOS IT UNCONSTITUTIONAL

FEDERATION CONDEMNS REPUBLICANS Ss. ' FOR “TURNING THEIR BACK ON LABOR”   WIPES OUT COLOR ) LINE FOR UNIONS

<= MINE WARE      Federation ‘of ‘Lager: Conven“ton” ‘Hears Story of: Labor Battlers ‘inv West Virginia.’      STEELMEN: AREXLINING. UP

Fifth   LABOR DEMANDS INVESTIGATION MINE CONDITION   “Unspeakable Outrag es’ in West Virginia are Condemned

MILLIONAIRE SHARES. SPEAKER" S PLATFORM ~ WITH LABOR LEADE   John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Secretary Frank Morrison an? Church Confab

‘DELIRIOUS MAN  ELUDES NURSES   John Price, of This Count) Started to Walk Home From Hospital.

DELIRIOUS MAN ELUDES NURSES      John Price,’ of ‘This County, t Started to Walk Home F From Hospital.

ASSERT THAT THE RUSS MUST BEHAVE   Red Horrors Block Allies’ Recognition,   Entente Willi Not Deal With Moscow Unti! Massacres End, Supreme Council Announces.

RUSS MUST BEHAVE   Red Horrors. Block Mies’ Recog: po nition         Council “Announces,

ACTS BAR RED PEACE   BOLSHEVIK HORRORS BLOCK RECOGNITION BY ALLIES.   Supreme Council Will Not Deal With Moscow While Brutalities Continue in Russia.

RUSS MUST BEHAVE   Red Horrors Block Allies’ Recog:   Entente Wil! Not Deal With Moscew Until Massacres End, Supreme Council Announces.

TITLE TO OIL LAND CLEARED   State Supreme Court Rules in Case Affecting $2,500,000 Louisiana Property.

COAL PRICES 10 GO UP CLAIMS EXPER   Anthiacile to Advanee fiom S11 ve Sl2 Apr] Freights and Mine Waves Higher

MONTANA ENDORSES JOHNSON CANDIDACY   CALIFORNIA SEN APOR GBTE MORK VOTES THAN VATE PU Tod

SEE SHORTAGE OF FLOUR IN FRANCE NEXT SEASON   LESS WHEAT IS SOWED AND GOV. ERNMENT CANNOT GUARANTer DRICES

DROP ICE CASES IN NORTH TEXAS   Ruled Prices of Com modity Not Covered by Lever Act

INVESTIGATION OF ICE PRIGES STOPS: 15 NOT WITHIN THE LEVER LAW   NORTIE TENAS CASES DROPPED ON ADVICE PROM ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE.

CX-EMPEROR IS SPENDING LARGE SUM FOR UPKEEP   About $50,000 Year Spent by Former German Emperor for Household Expense.

GERMAN LEGISLATORS  WANT TO KNOW WHAT  WILLIAM 1S DOING WITH THE GUILDER   FORMER. KAISER SPENDS THE MEAGER SUM OF : $325: PER DAY WHILE ENJOYING THE SIMPLE LIFE

EX-KAVSER WILLIAM SPENDING MONEY BROUGHT MONEY OUT FROM HIDING   (fas Six Cooks, 24 Charwomen and Others Making Over Fifty Persons—Expenses Forty Thousand Dollars a Year for Servants.

Group in New Congress Will Work for Sale of Light Wine and Beer  eigen ae BE ee   EMPLOYERS UNDERTAKE A NEW ORGANIZATION   NON-UNION WORKERS ASKED TO JOIN “AMERICAN UNION’ TO COMBAT CLOSED SHOP GOMPERS HEARS.

LABOR GROUP 10 LEAD ACTION —   Council Expected to Take Up Matter This Week.   WOULD AMEND THE DRY LAW    Movement Backed by Federation ef Lanor.

REPUBLICANS SET FOR OPENING OF NATIONAL MEET   Selection of Senator Lodge As Temporary Chairman Believed Breaking of Partisanship   LOWDEN MUCH STRONGER   State Convention of &. 0. P. Be ing Held Today in Alabama —MDGemocratic Primary on

SENATOR TOS0UND ALY NOTE   Lodge Picked as Tem porary Rep Chairman  CALL MOVE CLEVER  oe a ate  Beveridge for Perma nent Chairman

G. 0. P. SKIPPERS STEER CLEAR OF PARTISAN RACKS   SELECTION OF SENATOR LODGE AS TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN REGARDED AS CLEVER MOVE   'OWDEN CLIMBS. H'GHER   Wlinoig Governor Pushes Johnson Hard for Second Place in Number of instructed Oele. gates—Wood's Lead ts Fading

His Reservations to the League of Nations Have Bren Adopted by Republicans Everywhere: Wood Stil Leads the Other fandidaten

THEY'RE HOPEFUL   Republicans Think They See Ray of Hope in Selecting Lodge as   CONVENTION PACIFIER      Beveridge Prabably the ~ Permanent Chairman— Lowden Made Big Gain

SCHOOL TEACHER MURDERED IN KY.   BEATEN WITH FENCE RAIL, THEN ASSAULTED AND HAUL THROAT CUT

Kentucky: School Teacher’s Body Has Been Found   Was Murdered Tuesday On Lonely  Mountain Trail Near Negro Con wank Piece   BEATEN WITH FENCE RAIL

LEADERS TIE IN DECISION ON CONTESTS   NEGRO DELEGATE SEATED BUT 1S OUSTED WHEN WOMAN OBJECTS

GUNVENTION ROLL FINALLY ARRANGED   ALL-NIGHT SESSION OF CRE DENTIALS COMMITTEE ENDED TODAY.   WOOD AND LOWDEN WON   Committee Reversed Findings Of National Committee in Only Three Cases—Factional Row Loomed.

DELEGATE ROLL IS COMPLETED   Credentials Committee Com pletes Work at 5 o’Clock This Morning.   NORMAL PERSONNEL AGAIN

ALTOONA BANK ROBBED TODAY OF U. S. BONDS   Yeggmen Frightened Awa} Before They Reach the —— Cash Vaults..... >

NATIONS WANT Uo. IN THE WORLD LEAGUE   Will Do All They Can to Get the American Nation to Become Member of Organization   WON'T DISCUSS AFFAIRS OF AMERICA IN ABSENCE OF U, S.   Bolivia and Pern Withdraw Request for Revision of Treaties With Chile  4

NATIONS WANT U3. IN WORLD iEAGII   Will Do All They Can “to .Get the ‘American: Nation ta. Become » Member of”  Organization.   WON'T DISCUSS AFFAIRS OF _ AMERICA IN ABSENCE OF U. S,   Bolivia and Pera Withdraw Re ‘quest for Revision of Trea-ties, With Chile, ~ ,

50,000 AMERICAN WAR VETERANS I SHICKGD PARADE   Heroes of Spanish Americar and Great Wars March With G. A. R.   SERVICES AT ARLINGTON

FIVE THOUSAND SINGERS GROUPED ALONG ROUTE   Fifty Thousand American War Veterans Led by Slender Colum of Grand Army Men in Parade.

BASERALL WAR. 1S. DECLARED ON   BIVE AMUISRICAN PEAGUR CLUS WELL XOT AGREE   BAN JOHNSON TO MAKE FIGHT      ‘The Amerlean Leygae Does Nog Car to Loge Ls Identity by Creadion o 7One 'welve Chilo League,

JOHNSON AND OTHERS TO FIGHT   Declare Teams Wil! Be Established in Chicago New York and Boston to Take Place oi Those Who Joined “Rebels.”

LOOK FOR FINISH WARIN BASEBALL AS NEXT ISSUE   Johnson and Ossociates to Fight Against Formation Of a New Twelve League Club.

BASEBALL WAR ON NEW LEAGUE PLAN CF JOHNSON'S FIVE   Organization of New Clubs to Replace Three Deserters Is Johnson Promise.   LASKER PLAN OPPOSED AT; MEETING IN KANSAS CITY   Minor League Leaders Fight Off Invitation Fearing Loss... of Control to Majors.

NEW CLUBS IN LEAGUE   MINORS WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL IN BATTLE   Greatest Baseball War, Precipitated by Formation of Twelve-Club League, Sees Little Fellows Out.

MINOR LEAGUES . MAY TURN DOWN BASEBALL PLAN   LEADERS SAY THEY ARE ABLE TO SETTLE OWN DISPUTES WITHOUT USE OR FASK RR SOE yr.      ‘War Clouds Loomed Dark and.  Forbidden for Majors When.   Convention: Opened In Kansas! Pale aa

12 CLUB LEAGUE STARTED; FIVE OF TEAMS HOLD OUT   ‘Outlaws’ Threaten T Form New American Circuit.

SEBALL WAR RIES TOFINGH oars JOHNSEN   “Bat”? States Nev New Clubs wil Take Places of-Those ~ Seceding  ~

MINOR LEAGUES DO NOT SMILE ON LASKER PLAN   New National League Magnates to Encounter Fierce Opposition.   MINORS MEET AT KANSAS CITY TODAY   Indications Are That Lasker Plan Will Be Badly Defeated.

OLD LEAGUES JUNK: ED BY FRIENDS OF LASKER PLAN. =   Five American . League Clubs On in the Cold — Minors May Reject Action Taken at Chicago...

BY MINOR CLUBS   New League Envoys. Get Little Comfort from Minor Moguls at Annual Meet; Show Symptomg of Wanting to Rule Selves.   JOHNSON SAYS HE WILL HAVE TEAMS IN LASKER TOWNS

MINOR LEAGUES SHY AT NEW PLAN   War Clouds Loom Over K ¢. Convention.   ONLY ONE MAJOR LEAGUE   Twelve-Club Organization Supplants National and American Under Civilian Commission,

RCW AAILURAL LEARUE ASKS  LD-UPERATION NF RICHER   Lasker Plan of 12-Club League Adopied; Meets Opposition   BASEBALL WAR IS NOW WELL STARTED   Five American League Clubs Standing W th Johnson

WAR CLOUDS FORECASTED INCONVENTION   Minor Ball Clubs Resent Control Plan of Big Learues   HICKEY ISSUES DEFY   Says He is Capable of Taking Care of Own ~ Affairs

Heads of Lesser Baseball Combinations Not Disposed To Let Others Pick Their Governing Officials.   \SSERT THEY CAN GOIT ALONE IF NECESSARY

COMPLETE NEW 12 CLUB LEAGUE   Heydier and O’Day Hold Conference to Select National Umpires.   JOHNSON TO KANSAS CITY

ALL NATIONAL AND THREE OF  AMERICANS IN   Anti-Ban Johnson Element Adopts Lasker Plan for Non-Professional Ball Tribunal   OFFER JUDGE LANDIS BiG SALARY TO RULE   Five American League Clubs on Outside Promise to Give New League a Battle

WAR TO FINGH IN BIG LEAGUE   A. L. Prexy and Five ‘Loyals Will Carry Fight to New Organization.

JONSON TO FIGHT   American League ilead Seems to be Looking for a Scrap.

JOHNSON OF AMERICAN LEAGUE OPPOSES FORMATION OF NEW AS     Chicago Justice Offered Job as Chairman of Regulatory  eed

MINORS ACT ON LASKER PLAR   Convention at Kansas City Takes up Proposal for Baseball Reorganization   Minor League Owners te Oppose Plan—Capable of Settling Own Disnutes

MINOR LEAGUERS FROWN ON LASKER - ‘BASEBALL SCHEMI   Proposed Civilian = Tribuna Will Be Defeated By ‘Them, Indications Are.   NEW BIG LEAGUE FORMED

WAR TO FINISH JOHNSON’S DEFY TO NEW LEAGUE   Base Ball World to Be Torn with Dissention As Result.   BULLETIN

Anti-Ban Johnson Element Adopts Lasker. Plan for « Non-Professional Bal Tribunal   ‘OFFER JUDGE LANDIS _ BIG SALARY TO AULE   Five American League Clubs on Gutside Promise to Give New League 2 Battle

BASEBALL LEAGUES IN WAR TO A FINISH OVER NEW CONTROL   Ban Johnson Will Not Give In to the Demands Of New National League—Minors Are Opposed to the Proposed Reorganization.

BAN JOHNSON DECLARES WAR TO. FINISH AGAINST NEW LEAGUE; MINORS ARE HOSTILE TO PLAN   Clouds of Conflict Loom Dark and Forbidding for Proponents of Lasker Scheme Proposing Civ~ jlian Tribunal.

Reds Watching British Labor For Soviet Sign   Communists of Berlin and Russia Send Messages to Enelish “Brethren?

MEXICAN TOWN FEARS ATTACK DURING NIGHT   Warring Factions Given Warning by U. §&., Officials.

SITUATION 1S. TENSE ALONG TEXAS FRONI   Rebels Repulsed but They ~ Are Expected. to Make An~ other Attack in Short Time.   PROMINENT ‘MEXICANS. . > REPORTED. ARRESTED   Gonzales, Garcia and Santos Believed to Be in Custody; the Trio Faces Immediate nga Martial, Ti Is Said. --

WAR LAW REPEAL UNGERTAIN   Repeal May Be Forced Thru Senate iy Saturday

REPEAL ACTION NOW QUESTIONED BY MANY SOLONS   However Repeal of Nearly Al The War-Time Acts Seems Assured.

VALIDITY OF TITLE TO OL FIELDS IN TEXAS QUESTIONED   Thousands Of Oil Leases In State Under . .... Suspicion.

DOCUMENTS  JEOPRADIZE ~ VALIDITY   ntricate Legal Questions In Supreme Court Ta Decide Uron

VALIDITY QUESTIONED   Of Thousands of Oil Leases in the State of- Texas:

LEASES WORT  A BILLION IN TEXAS MAY BE FOUND INVALID   Valuable Oil Lands Would Be Thrown Open to First Lease Jumpers  AIT PADERaA ECNIINNA

STATE'S MINERAL RIGHTS TRANSFERRED IN TREATY  OF ANNEXATION, CLAIM   Old Documents Brought to Ligh - in Washington by Litigation Over Red River Tracts

THROWN ON VALIDITY OF 0 LEASES IN TEXAS   By Ancient Documents Brought te Attention of Department of Justice Yoday.

Ancient Documents Brought to Attention of Department of Justice May Invalidate a Billion Or Mere Doliars Worth of Oil Leases.

—_™. SIOUX COUNTY SCHOOL -CLOSED BY TEACHERS’ STRIKE DEMANDING MORE PA‘

LAST THOOPS WITHDRAWN ALIENS LEAVE   Situation Unsettled in Wes Frankfort Where Riot Occurs

FOREIGNERS LEAVE AS TROOPS DEPAR’   Fear Further Outbreak in West Frankfort, Ill,

ERMAN MARK AT BED ROCK      Repadiated Even at Home, and investers On This Side Stand to

FARK REPU ‘DI. {TED IN GER MANY,           Action of German exporters Causes Panto Amonce U.S tnvestara.

RUM PRISONERS IN RAID FILL UP 2 RAIL COACHES   HURLEY, WiS., ONCE AN OASIG, 15 NOW “DRIVER” AND QUIETER AFTER SWOOP

THERE I$ VALUE TO REAL SMILES   Cheerful Spirit of Christmas I: Good For the Heart Says Breed

President of Brotherhood As: ~ gerts No Order Will Deter Men From ‘Striking

‘Thia Ltt from the Grand Pree itont ot Ue Deatherhoot of Maltitennnte of Way Workers  Waa tasued Todays

NO RECALL CUR STRIKE” —BARKER   shopmen President Says a Lot of Jails Will Be Necessary.

WiLL NOT RECALL STIKE ORDER SAYS BARKER      AILROAD MEN WILL PAY N¢ ATTENTION TO AN INSUNCTION IF ISSUED.   This Ultimatum from the Grand President of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Workers  Was Issued Today.

Declares Maintenance of. Was Men Will Disregard. Any Power Forbidding Strike. .   SAYS KANSAS WILL) NEED MANY JAILE   Fixact Condition That. Will Determine Whether Strike Shall ‘Take Place Hagn’t Been Made Public

‘rand President of Maintenance of Ways Employes Defies the Goverment’s Alleged Juggling of the Lever Law to Suit Purnose of “Fellowes On Hill”

ALLEN BARKER  PRESIDENT OF THE RAILROAD EMPLOYES  Made a Bold Declara ation at Detroit  nm Fy   ‘Made a Bold Declaration at Detroit Today   ‘Will PayjNo Attention to Any Injuac tion Issued by a Federal Judge.”’ ;

RAIL SHOP MEN WILL NOT HEED ~ ANANJUNGTION   So Declares. A. E, Barker, the Grand Fresident of the Brotherhood

THE BOODLE PROBE   GOVERNMENT TRYING TO GE’ INTO CAMPAIGN STRONG BOX,   Expenditures of Both Parties Now Under Fire.

THE BOODLE PROBE   T TRYING. TO GET iN STRONG BOX.  GOVERNME         Expenditures of Both Parties . Now Under Fire.

CIGARET STUB MAY HELP . TO FIND ELWELL SLAYER   Guilty Person Believed to Have Conversed With Victim Before Shooting; Woman’s Identity Hidden

Milkman Talks: * on Elwell Case       Says Vestibule, Doot, War Open a Son tie Moneing Of the:  Murder. :

MANY ARE BAGER TO GO ON HER BOND AND MEN WORTH AILLIONS PLEDGE SELVES FOR THE WOMAN WHO 1S ACCUSED OF HAMON—SHE MAKES A SAD STATEMENT OF REPENTANCE AND HER RESOLVES

Miss Smith Will Not Pass Door of a Jail   ZANY ARE EAGER TO GO ON HER BOND AND MEN  WORTH MILLIONS PLEDGE SELVES FOR THE WOMAN WHO IS ACCUSED OF HAMON—SHE MAKES A SAD STATEMENT OF REPENTANCE AND HER RESOLVES

SAYS SIMS’ “EXAGGERATED IDEA” PRECIPITATED PRESENT INQUIRY   Admiral Benson, Chief of Naval Operations During War, Fur __ ther Said Admiral Sims Did Not Properly Understand His Mission Overseas—Benson Assuines Blame For Certain Delays In Carrying Out of Sims’ Recommendations.

SIMS WAS IN THE DARK   Did Not Understand His Mission, Says Benson.

LEAGUE PLAN   Wilk he Adjusted by G. 0: P: Plattorn Comaulttee Without a Fight in Convention

SENATOR EORAH, LEADER of ANTI-TREATY FORCES, MAKES. STATEMENT   The Plank Will State that the Party Adhere to the Policies at Wash. ~ ington, It Is Said

G. 0. P. SETTLING DIFFERENCES ON TREATY QUESTION   WARM CONTEST PENDING OVER PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION AND “RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE HEAD.

JUANOON FACTION OT RONG Hh SADDLE   ‘BORAH SAYS HUGHES WOULD   BE ACCEPTABLE AS SEC.  OND CHOICE.   LEAGUE A STUMBLINGBLOGK   Jchnson and Borah to Demand  Absolute Rejection of Covenant, Which Will Meet With Opposition.

Pact Storm Clouds Back In Chicaga   Borah Acknowledges Willingness te Accept Compromise Treaty Phonk in Repubtiean Platform — Battle for Chairman, shins

LEAGUE OF NATIONS — PLANKS SCHEDULED FOR SMOOTH. SAILING    Borah Placated by ‘Adherence to Prin_ ciples of Washington and Monroe’; Labor Asks Hearing Wednesday °°

SETTLEMENT SEEMS CERTAIN   Plank Will State Party Adheres To Policies of Washington and Monroe.   STATE DELEGATION’S CAUCUS   Atterbury: is Personal Choice of Sproul to Handle His Political Fortuncs.

TWO-IN RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. FEDERATED WOMEN'S CLUBS: AT THE DES MOINES MEETINGS

HOT FIGHT ON FOR CLUB PRESIDENCY   Mrs, John Winter, of Minneapolis, and   Miss Georgia Bacon, of Massachu   setts, Trying for Honor.

LUBWOMEN FIND OLITICAL FIGHT ON AND AT BIENNIAL   ot Campaign for Presidency ~ Attracts as Much Interest ‘as Board Meetings.   DANDIDATES’ MANAGERS LIST “DOUBTFUL” VOTES   Mrs. John Winter, Minneapolis and Miss Beacon of Mass.,

BATTLE ROYAL ON CONVENTION FLOOR FOR AMENDMENTS   Remarkable Ovation Given Bryan When He Closed Appeal To Adept His Planks   COLBY AND GLASS REPLY TO THE NEBRASKAN’S PLEA   Cheers ani Demonstrations Given Them Show Plainly the Temper of the Mass of Delegates

Makes Eloquent Appeal For 2 Bone Bry Plank.   SFEEGH STIRS CONVENTION

TEARS COURSING DOWN HIS CHEEKS, BRYAN PLEADS IN VAIN FOR BONE-DRY PLANK

BRYAN UPSET) CONVENTION iN BUNE-DRY PLEA   AFTER FIREY ORATION, SHO\ FOR COMMONER STAMPEDES SESSION

BRYAN’S ELOQUENT © FIGHT «AGAINST THE WET PLANE   Greatest Pemonstration of Entire Session Follows Nebraskan’s — Speech fer Minority Plat farm.

Bryan in Stirring Address on “Pro” Plank Causes Greatest Demonstration of Convention But is Defeated in End

FORCE OF BRYAN'S DRATORY o£ 13 Tht CONVENTION WILD   Hall Almost Turned Upside Down In One of Greatest Demonstrations.   Proceeded Spontaneously ant Resisted All Efforts to Restore Order.

OVATION FOR. W. d. BRYAN BY DELEGATES   Leader Makes One of His Old ‘Time Speeches in Support of Bone Dry Plank,   GREAT PROCESSION OF . PROHIBITION PEOPLE   Wonderful. Outburst of Ap_ probation. When Speaker  _ Eloquently Pleads for Pro- bition Endorsement

Bryan In One Of His Old Time Speeches Turns Convention Almost Usside Down

NEGRAGKAN HAD  AME PUWEH TO OWAY GROWL Aa IN OLQEN DAYS   Bryan Almost Turns Convention Upside Down With His Oratory in Favor of a Dry Platform Plank,   DELEGATES STAGE A BIG DEMONSTRATION   ‘Boy Orator,"’ With Tears Streaming Down Cheeks, Reviews Monster Procession of Pro Enthusiasts,

BAYAN MAKES FINE “APPEAL FOR DRYS   bana Tues Conver tion AL get “Unsics” Dewn.   DEMONSTRATION BIG GONE

It Was the Bryan of Olc   Almecst Turned Convention  Cpsldae Down by His Magnetisny and KForectul Oratory,

OF DEFEATIST “GERMA” INTC THE NAVY   By Daniels Is Charged by Admiral  Simms.

INJECTION  QF DEFEATIST “GERMA” INTO THE KAW  ly Dari is Charged by Adi ral Si  Imms.

HOME TOWN BOY _ FACING INDIANS   Rube Marquard, Who May Pitch for Brooklyn in Series Opener Today, Was Cleveland Sand Lotter.

COUNCILMEN IN SESSION.   City School Tax Levie Contirmed By fhe City Law Makers.

‘COUNCILMEN   asi Lk i a alien  GR os City School Tax Levie Confirmed [By ! the Cily Law Makers.  {

SIGAAILG cca AS ES  mT CIC (AW Ral   Blizzard King Thunders Down on America’s Metropolis   EMERGENCY CALLS CARRY GRIM TALES   Pennsylvania and Delaware Severely Damaged by i Winds and Floods

CHURCH MEET HITS NEW LAWS AGAINST JAPS   Steps Should Be Taken Tx Promote Good Feeling With Orient.

JAP PROBLEM IS FOR SETTLEMENT BY THE NATION   U. S. Should Endeavor Create Good Will of Japan and China.

CHURCHES ASK GOOL WILL TOWARD ORIENT   Denounce Laws Which Woulc “Embroil Our Relations With Japanese.”’

MINE PLEA LOST BY HUGHES   jdodae Anderson Overrules Motion fo: Union Miners.

DENY CHARGES MMOE BY CHARLES ~~ EVANS HUGHES   GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS. ANSWER PLEA INV ABATEMENT WHICH -WAS MADE.   CLAIM INSTRUCTIONS  ~~ NOT PREJUDICED   Case of the Government vs: 125 Coal Miners and Operators Still in ; Progress.

PLEA AUSHES TNE HOWN BY COUR   SUDGE ANDERSON ENTERS JUDG: MENT AFTER HEARING ARGUMENTS FOR TWO HOURS,

'HUGHES LOSES IN MINE PLEA   Judge Anderson. at Indianapolis Over. rules Move for Indiana . Union Men.

FEDERAL JUDGE OVERRULES PLEA IN ABATEMENT   THAT. COURT DID NOT DELIVER PREJUDICIAL INSTRUCTIONS 1S EFFECT   (By United Press)

ABATEMENT PLEA IS. OVER-RULED BY U.S. JUDGE   SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR INDICT; ED MINERS MAKES PLEA IN FEDERAL COURT   NO OUTSIDE OPERATORS HAVE BEEN ARRAIGNEL

HUGHES’ PLEA FORTHE MINERS IS OVERRULED   Judge Anderson Rules Out the Abatement Plea After Hearing Arguments.

Quiet Night In Ulster Last Night   ‘Orangemen Indulge in a Monster Pe rade as July 12 Celebration,

ORANGEMEN IN BELFAST PARADE UNMOLESTED   Military Precautions Provide for Extra Hospital

General Quiet Reported  In Irish Cities; No  New Outbreaks Likely

NO UPRISING IN ' NORTH IRELANI _ EXPECTED NO\   ne Se LAST NIGHT PASSE - QUIETLY IN ULSTER’A ORANGEMEN’S PARAD FORMED. FOR CELEBRA RT ONT . rE pion      Military Officers Taking All Py cautions Against Disorde Many Rumors Afloat. '

NO SIGNS OF TROUBLE IN ULSTER AS DAANGEMEN'S DAY PARADE FORMS   Military Officers Take Every Precaution Against Disorder in Belfast, Even to Arranging for a Special Hacnital Carvice

FIRE STARTS WHERE FLAMES BEGAN IN GREAT FIRE OF 1904   Seven Story Building in Hopkins Place Wrecked by Flames Early Today.   LOSS PUT AT _ $1,000,000   Another Blaze in Darby Building Wrecks Structure Before It Is Controlled.

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE   ——e-eEeD  Flames Start Near Start of 1904  Catastrophe.

BALTIMORE HAS: TWO BIG FIRES        MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE THIS MORNING AFTER BIG FIRE. VESTRERDAY      Flames :‘Today Broke Out Near  ‘Where Térrible Fire: “of. 1904  Got Started —-

LIQUOR ISSUE IS BIC FACTOR   Candidates for Democrati Nomination Are Expected to Line Up Early Next Week.

YQUOR BATTLE 10 SPLIT DEMOCRATS         POLITICIANS = BEDI FIGH OVER BOOZE QU WILL BEGIN BALLOTING

COX ANDPALMER _ FIRST CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS.   The “Wets” Are Behind thie Former and  - “Drys” For the. Latter—Prohibition  Question Seems To Be’ Big’ Issue. In ‘Selection of a Nominee. : —

PRONOUNCED WET AND DRY FIGHT IS IN PROSPECT   Democratic Cantidates May Find Themselves Lined Up for Prohibition Battle ,

Real Battle Is Now Excpected to Center  About Liquor Issue   Question Is So Sharply Drawn That Opposing Factions Are Apparently Determined to Reach Settlement Before Convention Is Over; Cox Forces Claim Ohioan Is Leading, Though McAdoo Is Very Strong.

WET ANB DRY UP AT RRISco   ISSUE WLLL BE FOUGHT OUT 1 THE PLATFORM AND ALSO SE. LECTION OF NOMINER,   Governor Cox Favors the Former and A Mitchell Palmer, Attorucy General is Choice of the Latter.

WET AND: DRY BIG ISSUE AT FRISCO       OPPOSING FACTIONS DETERMI ED TO SETTLE QUESTION” AN SELECTION OF CANDIDATE AND ON PLATFORM.         Boe Oe a Pe a a ae AT SAN FRANCISCO. >

PRIGEFIXING IS AFANCY OF FARM RADICAL   GRAIN DEALERS SAY SUCH DICTATORSHIP WOULD BE DISASTROUS.

M. F. PREACHER SAYS HARDING IS HIS CHOIC   Cox Is 100 Per Cent Wet and the Senator 90 Per Cent Dry Is Way Dr. Wilson Puts It.

Horse Thief Murders — Sheriff; Steed Is Shot ~ Under Himas He Flees

IN MOTOR AR W REC kK F DEAD,  Planged Over EB mbankment Into Deep Water Nenr Littie hank.

REPUIBLIGAN LEADERS DISCUSSING PLANS   Chairman Hays Talks Over Cam.  paign Phases With Senator Harding.

Hays Confers With Harding On Campaign   Senator Is Well Satisfied With Progress of Front Porch Campaign At Marion   = EARLY VOTER AT PRIMARIES

J  He is in Conference Today   ‘With Chairman Hays and  Harry Daugherty.   ORIGINAL PLANS — TO BE CONTINUED   Present Month to be Devoted  to Speeches Delivered at Marian Wome

GREEKS OPPOSE — GONSTANTINE   Prouier Venizelos Will Not, Grant a Plebiscite Whether the Former King Shall Return

GREEKS ARE DETERMINED THAT KING CONSTANTINE SHALL NOT RETURN TO THRONE---VENIZELOS   Premier Says Paul's Request for Plebescit« Is ‘Constantine's Work; Will Not Grant the Plebescite

Says If He Can’t Get Honest Players to Take Their Places, He'll Close Gates of Park

GAGE WITHOUT PARALLEL IN ALL: ANNALS OF THE MEDICAL WORLD   Irish Lord Mayor Unconscious Past Several Days; Notable Controversies Arise in England and Elsewhere  As Result of MacSwiney Case.

MAGSWENEY BEAD AFTER LONG FAGT   Did Not Recover Con sciousness Before Death

Irish Declare He is a Martyr—Constitutional and Theological ~ Controversies Are Raised Over His Self-Starvation

ENGLAND STIRRED BY LIFE AND DEATH STRUGGLE AT BRIXTON   Nation Divided as to What Should Be Done Re. garding Pardon of Irishmen Imprisoned Because of Offenses Against the State.

HARD WORK BOYS’ SENTENCE   Eleven Omaha Schoolboys Must Labor During Their Christmas Hoiidays— —Had Home .Brew.

PRESIDENT REGEIVES WAR MEDAL   Decoration is From Churches of Christ in American for Service.

BIG SWARM OF SOVIET SPIES   Render Impoasible Any Revolation  Against Bolsheviki.

REPLIES TO REQUEST OF SAN SALVADOR   Government Sends Interpretation Of Monroe Doctrine,

WHAT WILSON SAID OF PALESTINE AND ARMENIA IN 191)   DECLARED NEITHER SHOULD EVER BE HANDED BACK TO TURKS—A CONVERSATIDN ON MATTER WITH DOCTOR WISE.

DOUGHBOYS TO REMAIN AT COBLENZ   WITHDRAWAL OF YANKS FROM RHINE IS NOT CONSIDERED.

PULITIGAL EY Eo TURN TOWARD PENNSYLVANI   Republicans Speculate Hov Keystone State Delegation Will Vote at Chicago   GOVERNOR SPROULL, KNOX, WOOD CONTES)   STATE CONVENTIONS PRACTI CALLY AT END; VERMONT’ HOLDS ELECTION TUESDAY  , OREGON FRIDAY,

KEYSTONE STATE MAY BE KEYSTONE OF ..0. P. CONFAB   POLITICIANS WORRIED WHAT COURSE OF ACTION PENNSYLYANIA DELEGATES WILL TAKE

TROUBLE IN LEAGUE COUNCIL   Council Criticised For Refusing to. Communicate Text of Mandates of German Coleni:s.

WARM DEBATE, HARKS GLOSING ONY OF LEAGUE   Balfour Charges Attempts Are Made to Coerce Council on Madates   ATTACK ON COUNCIL LED BY LORD ROBERT   Much Business to Be Handle: Prier to Compieticn of Session.

LWELY DEBATE: MARKS GLOSING LACIE SESCION   Balfour Charges Cound ~Coerced on Mandate Ques-. tion by Assembly,   ACTION NOT BINDING   Englishman Says He Will Not Be’ Bound by ~ Assembly. :

SECRECY GIVEN MANDATE PLANS ~ BRINGS A RIF   League of Nations Assemb) Scene of Hot Debate Over Policies   ATTACK IS REFUTED   ‘Two English Leaders Adopted _Orposite Sides During the Debate

DEBATE WAS SPIRITED      Suggested Coercion of — Leagu: Council by Assembly Debated in Lively Fashion

GcUIL AT TAG  LEAGUE COUNCIL MANDATE STANT  WNT sri Lu  Criticizes Secrecy Secrecy Maintained ~ Regarding. Text of Administration Terms.  BALFOUR IS. DEFIANT  Declares He Refuses to Fee Bound by Action of Assembly.   Criticizes Secrecy Maintained Regarding. Text of Administration Terms.   BALFOUR IS. DEFIANT   Declares He Refuses to Feel Bound by Action of Assembly.

SPIRITED DEBATE OVER MANDATES   Balfour Charges Attempt: Being Made to Coerce  Council on Question   Assembly Eventually Adopled Report of {ts Mandate Commitee .

British Member Says He'll Not Feel Bound by Any Act of the Council      JTHER DELEGATES ARE ASTONISHED

SHARP CLASH IN TODAY'S SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY   A. J. Balfour Charges Attempts _ Are Being Made to Coerce Council   LORD CECIL RETORTS AND DTHER DELEGATES JOIN IN   Becrecy Concerning Mandates and Manner of Execution Attacked   WITHHELD FROM PUBLICITY   Canadian Delegate Support: Critics; Bourgeois Backs Balfour

WON'T BE COERCED   YBritish Delegate Balfour Stands Up for League ‘Council.   LORD CECIL, IN ATTACK   Canadian Delegate Aise, Would Like to Have More Light oa “Mandates.”

Balfour, Charges “Coercion Says He- Will Not- Be Bound by Action:   CANADA-DEMANDING. : _ A PUBLIC ‘AIRING

First Gathering of Delegates to the League of Nations Adjourns After Holding Sessions at Geneva, Switzerland, Since November 15.   ASSEMBLY APPROVES REPORT ON MANDATES   Charges by A. J. Balfour That Attempts Were Being Made to Coerce Council on Mandate Questions Occasions Sharyn Dehate on Floor.

ROW IN THE LEAGUE ON MANDATES   MR. BALFOUR CHARG_ES ATTEMPT TO  COERCE THE COUN:   Cecil Attacks C Council for Refusal to Communicate Text of Mandates for Governing Enemy Colonies.

SPIRITED. CONFLICT ON SECRECY OF [FACHE: COUNCIL   BALFOUR CHARGES. ASSEMBLY WITH. ATTEMPT: “ING TO. USE COERCION.    Maridates Not "Made Public to Afford: Any Discus-

LEAGUE WAS LIVEL)   SEIRITED DEBATE IN THE ASSEWBLY AT GENEVA TODAY.    Charge that the Conned is Trying tu Run Things Brought Out * Much Feellng.

ROW STARTED INASSEMBLY » OVER MANDATE   Charges by Balfour That At. ' tempts Are Being Made to Coerce Council Starts Dekate.

Suggested Coercion of League Council by Assembly Debated in Lively Fashion

sank Bandits are Captured by Farmers   (iter a Four Hours’ Chase and Land ed in Jall-They Attempted to Rob Bank at Cedar, Minn.  oa i. as. . 2 a.

RUSSIAN TRADE.   British Ministry Favors Resumption of Business Relations with Soviet. —

NO LEVY ON SALES IS NEW BONUS BIL!   Change in Proposed Measure Is Expected to Remove Re move Opposition.

ONE FER CENT TAX ON SALES TO BE ELIMINATEL   louse Ways and Means Committes Will Bring in Substitute for Soldier Relief BL

DROP SALES TAX IN SOLDIER BIL   Increased Taxes on Tobacco and Real Estate Sales to Be Part of Program

¢. 0. P. LEADERS AGREE TO SUBSTITUTE FOR SOLDIERS’ BONUS BIL   Prepared One Per Cent Tax en Sales Will be Eliminated in New Draft

SOLDIERS BONUS BILL CHANGED   Satce Tax Piminated—-Payment to be Made in Three Years,

BONUS BILL SHAVED TO $i FOR HOME SERVICE   Ways and Means Committee Change Compensation To $1 A. Day  De a =, See.

SALES. TAX DROPPED FROM BONUS PLANS   Other Levies to Extend Over Three Years   Reduction in Payments for Service -at Home Discussed 

REMODEL SOLBIERS RELIEF MEASURE REDUCING AMOUNTS   Sales Tax Also Will be Eliminated As a Means of Raising Revenue.

Proposed  Per Cent Sale Tax thandoned—Premiem Put oa Wee Rhee denvwod a4 bhoeoww

DRAFT SUBSTITUTE FOR SOLDIER BONUS   The New Measure Would Decrease Expenditure ard Eliminate Sales Tax

SUBSTITUTE: ON: BONUS   House’ Committee Working on New Bill Minus, Safes Tex.

SOLDIER BONUS ~~ AGAIN REDUCED   Sales Tax out and Relief Cut Home Service Men to Get But-1.00 a Day. Levy . Period Ex tended.   RECAPITULATION

TO INVESTIGATE BETHLEHEM STEEL   Murphy of Ohio Considers introduc ing Resolution for Trade Commis. sion Investigation.

DHIOAN MAY DEMANT: PROBE DF STEEL COMPANY POLICY   Congressman Murphy Calls Bar to-Union Labor “UnAmerican” and “Violation of Anti-Trust Laws"-— Bethlehem Head Expected to be Called In Quizz

CUES TIC AT ION + BETH E RE] CiFEL PLINER      Cae Senator Considers Resolution Following President Grase’s Testimony   STEEL NOT SOLD WHERE UNIONS ARE RECOGNIZED   POST-WAR BUILDING HAS BEEN INTERFERED WITH by THIS ‘UN-AMERICAN® POLICY, IT IS SATD

WOULD PROBE ‘STEELCOS POLICY   REFUSAL TG SELL Ta CONRRACTORS EMPLOPING UNTON LAKROR CHALLENGED      LABOR HEN SAY IF STEEL MEN WANT WAR, THEY SHALL WAVE IT

FEDERAL TRADE PROBE BETHLEHER   WIN Only Sell Steel to "Contractors Who Use Open Shep Methods,

WILL ASK PROBE OF oTEEL TRUST FIGHT ON LABOE   Policy of Not Selling to Con. tractors Employing Union Men Is Denounced.

DEMAND ALL UF otcEL IU CLOSED SHOPS   Representative Murphy in Congress Says Favoritism to NonUnion Shops is UnAmerican.

‘SHOOTS HER HUSBAND   We F.. Meadows is Killed i Wife .. -_ After a Quarfel!.” at

RUSSIAN FRONT 16 BROKEN IN SEVERAL PLACES SAYS REPORT   Little Opposition Met By Poles In Ad-

POLES RESUME THEIR ADVANCE IN NORTE   Vleet With Little Opposition. Russian Counter Attack Rolled Back.

DISARMANENT ‘ FAVORED BY COX   Would Abolish Taxes That Increase Cost of Living,

‘OUTLAWS’ SEIZE TRAIN AND SET IT GOING “WILD   21 Freight Cars Stop After Steam Runs Down Without Doing Any Damage.

MISSING TRAIN FOUND TODAY   Believed Captured by a Band of  )Striking Outlaw Men

Train Seized And Run off By Strikers   -OCOMOTIVE FOUND AT BENSONVILLE, ILL.; THROTTLE OPEN.

Outlaw Railroadera Sotz Freight, Put Crew Off and Start Train Into Night Alone.

‘OUTLAWS’ STEAL FREIGHT TRAIN   Seized at Chicago Last Night —Found Today at Bensonville   Several Battles Between the  Crew and Bands of Strikpre Praraded ‘Tahtt

TRAIN STOLEN IN CHICAGO YARDS FOUND UNDAMAGED AFTER SEARCH   Band of Men, Believed to Be “Outlaw” Trainmen, Drove Engineer  From Cab at Point of Gun and Beat Fireman, Who Resisted

STRIKERS TAKE ENTIRE TRAIN FROM RY. YARDS   Open Throttle and Abandon Engine and Twenty-one Freight care. Train Found On Track.

BAND OF MEN SEIZE FREIGHT TRAIN   Captors Believed to Be Striking Switchmen.

WHOLE TRAIN STOLEN AND THEA LEFT BY ROBBERS   Twenty-one Freight Cars Untouchec by the Bandits, Who Are Believed to Have Been Outlaw Strikers.

STRIKERS MAKE WAY WITH TRAIN   Railroad Men and Outlay Switchmen Fight Battle in Illinois,

Ran At way With. Train   Engine and Pr eig tit Gars.Stolen by Railroad Men, Abandoned at Bensenville. HE

FIND STOLEN TRAIN TAKENAPTER FIGHT WITH ENGINE CREW   Twenty-One Cars of Freight Apparently Untouched. by Band of Raiders.

STOLEN TRAIN SE! TO RUN WILD   Found After Supply of Steam is Exhausted

SWIPED FREIGHT TRAIN FOUND IN GOOD CONDITION   Band of Men Stole Tren — Left With it hrotée Open.

STOLEN FREIGHT IS RECOVERED   FOUND NEAR _ BENSON. VILLE, ILL., EARLY TODAY.

LLL ee ee ee et ce a   STRIKING “OLTLAW" SWITCHME SUSPECTED OF UNUSUAL STUNT IN THIEVERY,

STEAL FREIGHT TRAN, SWITCHMEN.ACCUSEL   Train Found W With Throttle Wide Open But Uninjuted Neat Bensonville, Illinois at Early Hour. This Morning,  Qasr Dawneta-’

LOCAL MAN PARTICIPATES It  Pee aes Coa AN ga tate ua sa me ee ia

English Attitude Toward Occupation of German Towns Brings III Feeling.   IS WAR BETWEEN UNION SAYS LEADE:   Insurgent Switchmen'’s Chief De clares Men Throuvh With O'd Officials,

STRIKE 15 FIGHT BETWEEN UNIONS   Question of Wages and Hours of Secondary Importance. Says Grunau.

RAIL STRIKE UNION FIGHT, STATES CHIEF   Chicago Union Official Says Question Of Wages And Hours Is Of Secondary Importance.

SOCIALIST LEADERS. “SEND ULTIMATUM TO BERLIN GOVERNMENT   immediate : Proclamation of General Strike to Follow Refusal Is Threatened ~

CRISIS NEAR IN RUHR DISTRICT: TIME EXPIREL   France Refuses Berlir Permission to Move Armed Forces.

RUAR RED CHIEFS REALIZE DEFEAT; SEEK A WAY OUI   Hold Secret Session For 36 Hours; Government Troops Move.

DEFEAT ADMITTED BY AUN REBELS; SABOTAGE LIKELY   Destruction of Factories, Too, Declared Part of Program if Army Menaces Them.   GOVERNMENT’S MEASURES DRIVING REDS TO CORNER   Food Rules Tightened; Hotel Fear to Let Rooms Lest Forced to Feed, Too.

BOOM WOMAN FOR CONGRESS   Widow Is Urged as the Successor tc Dead Congressman Vandewater of California,

PREG OF oN FEIN OnGAN —GLOSED DOWN   Action Follows Raid on Estab lishment and Arrest of Its Owner   UNIFORMED MEN BURN HALL FOR REVENGE   Newspaper ‘Urges Sending of Trusted Yankee Reporters to ireland

NUMEROUS RAIDS AT DUBLIN   Printing tstablisahment Searched and Documents Removed.

NUMEROUS. RAIDS OCCUR IN DUBLI   Publisher of “Young Ireland” Arrested; District Hall at Gorvah Burned.

Police Fire Upon Demonstrators in Czecho-Slovakia   Effort to Disperse Crowd about Parliament Building Results in Casualties

UiGE PROTEST ON PASSPORT REFUSAL   La Follette Among Ten- Senators Who Champion Cause of Irish Committee

LEAGUE-OF- WOMEN “VOTERS 1S FORMEL   New" ‘Jersey Placed i     an  Regional. Division Plan.  ; Pet ‘Levislative Campaign .

LEABIIE WOMER VOTERS SUCCESSOR OF WOMEN SUFFRAGE ASSQUIATID   MAPS OUT AGGRESSIVE REFOR  PROGRAM AND PLANS INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN,

WOMEN'S LEAGUE T0 PROTECT THEIR aX   Females in Industry to be Con sidered if Legislation Can be Passed,   TEN DIRECTORS AT HEAD

(een See SE ene eT ee  WOMEN Vi Tees CREATE TOE  ay Biv de 2  . ROR  ml VP AIGR ‘

Will Inaugurate Campaign to Eradicate Sex Lines in age Scales, Establish Woman’s  Bureau in Department of Labor and Double Salaries of School Teachers.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS BEGINS STRENUOUS TASK   Forets, Displacing Suffrage Associa. tion Mobilizing to Fight for Reforms. i

COLLAPSE OF POLISH FRONT    Giving Way All Along the Line and   Te ro Pe

VILLA TAKES UP LIFE OF CIVILIAN   Te Pag Promised to Hi And Returas to Rasch.

ATTITUDE OF ASSISTANT SECRE: TARY IN DEPORTATION CASES CONDEMNED.   EARLY ACTION EXPECTED   js Accused by Ohio Kepresentative © Blocking Efforts of Palmer To Rid Nation of Alien Radicals.

NOCH POST FAVORED RED RADICALS   sO HE OFFERS RESOLUTION TC IMPEACH ASSISTANT SECRETARY LABOR DEPT.   Chairman Johnson Declares Benefit of Doubt Was Always Given To The Aliens By Mr. Post.

POST S IMPEACHMENT ASKED IN RESOLUTION   ATTITUDE ON DEPORTATION OF RADICALS CAUSES PROPOSAL IN HOUSE.   Action With View of Displacement of Assistant Secretary of Labor Department Sougnl.

THE MARYLAND: LAUNCHED.      Amorica's Greatest . Battleship Give gh Be ‘To the. Waves.

NEWBERRY TRIAL RECESS   Iliness of Paul King. Newberry Manager, Leads to Short Post nmanmement ar (nar.

A“ RECESS TAKEN   Illness of Paul King, Newberry’s Manager Causes Halt in the Trial   TRIBUTE TO # JURY   Case will Again be Resum. ec Tomorrow — Limit on Arguments

~WEWBERRY TRL      Plans Made To Give bid mites Frauc Case To Jury Last. pe Next Week v4 4

AG COURT RECESSES   Oe ety NEWBERRY TRIAL AE LD Ui VPOMAY BECAUSE “OF -PATL KINGS CONDITION   CASE WELL G0 TO JURY EAT TRE PART OF NEXT WEER

Thousands Are Made Homeless, Hundreds Are Reported Injured When Earthquakes Rock Country  QUAKES’ DEATH TOLL GROWING

SPEECHES WERE THE PROGRAM TODAY   At the Session of the Republican National Convention   Those for Wood and Lowden Were Fol lowed by Big Demonstrations   It Was Thought That Balloting Wouk Begin Tonight.

TNIDENTIFIED WAIF I$ ILL   Baby Left In Garage Sick at Detention Home—-No Trace of Its  BPaerauts.

Baby Left In Garage Sick at Deten  tion Home——No Trace of Its  De vreawn te

Satisfactory Reply to British Ultimatun   Russia’s Answer Was Crude in Tone and Insulting in Spots But the Main Contentions Were Granted ir Poland’s Favor.

TIME FOR RED ~— ANSWERENDED   Reply to British Note Being Considered but Satisfactory Answer Was Not Made.   THURSDAY’S NOTE INSULT

Soviet Reply Insults Powers, Diplomats Say   Action Is Expected to Folloy Exchange of Views Over Russian Note.

VOTE TO STRIKE ON ROCK ISLAND   Brakemen on Entire System Plan. tc Quit Sunday Evening; Displeased by New Wage Agreement.

GOVERNOR OR FAILS AS MEDIATOR   Effort to Settle Transit Company Strike Unsuccessfal.

GOVERNOR UNABLE TO END B. R. T. STRIK!   Confers With Gompers and Fed eral Receiver, But to No Avail;  Mayer's Stand Unchanged

rere  wit by  ePul  lit  U  wm epg  ai wien roe Pe EE: a to  hy 1  Aikmauiah      THOMAS METTEN, OF PHILADEL PRIS. IN THE GENIUS OF TILE FIVE-CENT FARE

SCENT POPULAR FARE WITH CITY PEOPLE   THOMAS MITTEN, OF PHILADEL: PHIA, IS THE GENIUS OF THE FIVE-CENT FARE

GIRL WILL RECOVER      J Pe Shot by Father Who Objected to Moth.  - er’s-Style of Dress

UFPOSITION 10 U. 0. MERCHANT MARINE POLICY   Senator Jones Says Afien Interests Are Hiring Best American Talent.  Asserts Paid Agents Will Be Used and Business Men

FOR MERCHANT MARINE   Senator Jones, Author of Marine  Act. Charges Europeans Using Crooked Methods.

SENATOR JONES TAKES UP CUDGEL IN... U. S. MERCHANT. MARINE’S DEFENSE

WHERE THEY MAKE MONEY   Sheridan County Mavebers Ssid to Be Cleaning Un.

PLACING COAL ORDERS   coaL COMEMISSION ~ RESTRICTS -ORDERS TO COMPANIES WILL

BOS.BS EXPLODE IN MUNSTIONS GUM?   Big Blast Bacurs in Sarre   INHABITANTS ARE FLEEINS-

BOBS EXPLODE IN MUNITIONS QUMP   Big Blast Occurs in Sarre   INHABITANTS ARE FLEEING

RANK ROBBERY A JOKE   Clerk Admits He Was Short $10,000 Taken Into Custody,

PLATFORM WOULD FORGID WALKOUT PUBLIC EMPLOYED   COMMITTEE ON REPUBLICAN POLICIES SUBMITS RECOMMENDATIONS,   JUST TRIBUNALS FAVORED   In Case of Private Employment Impar. tial Commission To Hear Complaints of Both Sides Favored By Majority.

HANG FIRE UPON UTILITIES   RUT MAY DEG CLDE: ALS@: TO FORBID STRIKES — , AMONG THEM &

OUR OF KANGRS MELTO FAVOH Ie  GO. P. OPINIONS   HANG FIRE UPON UTILITIES   BUT MAY DECIDE ALSG TO FORBID STRIKES AMONG THEM

STRIKES MAY BE OUTLAWED   G. O. P. Committee Say: U. 8. Employes Have No Right to Strike.   OPINION IS DIVIDED ON PUBLIC UTILITIES

LIKE OUR LABOR LAV   REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE IT IN PLATFORM IN) SOME: FORM  ry   Would Continue Woman's Bureau In Dapartarent of Labor and Regulate Child ‘Labor

Canvas of Country Shows Sentiment in Favor Of Arbitration of Strike:

We print neat, tasty wedding invita tions and announcement cards.   Rare Bargains in Miseouri Farme

ILLINOIS RAILWAY IS ORDERED SOLD BY COURT   Line Runs From Salem, iL, to Bismarck, Mo.—Auction on September 30.

Woman's Love Gives Fiction SomethingNeu   Strange Triangle Is Found Where Wife Heartily Sup. ports the Other Woman.

A WAR LOVE STORY, AFTERMATH OF WAR      Wife of Amevicun Soldier to. Adopt Hic Baby from France——Brothe er to Marry Baby's Mother

A LOVE STORY THAT. OUT-FICTIONS FIGTIO   English Girl and Child Arrive Here to Make Home In Family ‘ of Child’s Father,

ENGLISH GIRL AND BABY SEEK ENTRANCE HERE   Wife of Curly Spiker the Girl’ Sweetheart WIL Take Them dito Her Home.

TO HER HOME   WOMAN SAYS SHE KNOWS HER _ HUSBAND AND WOULD WELCOME SWEETHEART —

WIFE WOULD ADOPT BABY AND — BROTHER MARRY SWEETHEART OF U. S. FLIER IN WORLD WAR

WOMAN WOULD ADOPT WAR BABY, HUSBAND'S CHILD; BROTHER OFFERS 10 WEI

SUFFRAGE WORKERS TO SEE CANDIDATES   Expect Gov. Cox to Straighten Out the Tennessco Muddle, Demonstration at Marion.

SUFFRAGE LEADERS TO PAY VISIT TO COX   Belegation WHE Place Before Demo eratie Nominee Texaet Situation  Confronting Jim,

‘Lumberton Post Re-elects Old ‘Officer: , —Will Mbve Ovartcoee a ~ mp

PRISONER SPENT NIGHT WITH HER PARENTS   Arrangements Understood to Have Been Completed for Accused In Hamon Case to Post $10.000 Bond.

SHERIFF ESCORTS ~ CLARA HAMON TO -“ABNWORE. TODAY   Alleged Slayer of Oklahoma Oil King’ Surrenders to Officer Late Wednesday at El Paso, Texas-—Bond W31l Be Fixed at $10.000

CLARA SMITH HAMON SURRENDERS TO OKLAHOMA OF FICERS AND WILL STAND TRIAL FOR HAMON MURDER

THE RUSSIAN ‘REDS   Have Crushed Gengrat’ Wranger’: Army Despite Giliant ‘Defense.

THE RUSSIAN REDS   Have Crushed General Wrangel’: Army Despite Gallant Defense.

PASSAGE FOR BUFORD SLOW   Soviets on Red Ark Celebrate New Year’s Dav.

BUFORE’S FASSAGE IS SLOW   Reds on the Scviet Ark Celebrate Nev Year, According te Wireless Message.

Radicals On Ark Sailing Quietly To Soviet Russi   Wireless From Transport Buford In dicates that “All is Well” Aboard —Ship Making Siow Voyage

SUFQRD’S PASSAGE IS SLOW   Neds on the Sovict Ark Cclebrate New Year, Accord'ng to Wireless Mcseage.

SOVIET ARK MAKES SLOW TRIP   Onty Two-thirds ‘Way Across At lantic On New Year's Puy.

“ARICS” PASSENGERS GREET. THE NEW YEAR AT SEA   “Buford? Stik on High Soas——Mes: sage Indicates All Is Well.

EUFCRD’S PASSAGE (S SLOW   Reds on the Soviet Ark Celebrate New Year, According to Wire. less Mescage. - e

NEW YEAR AT SEA   Ark of Soviet ;Having Slow. Meditative Voyage.

AUTOISTS FAVOR FOUR MILI LEVY FOR GOOD ROADS   State Motor Association Opposed to Doubling License Fees and Urge ! Assembly to Act

KICK MADE BY AUTOISTS   State Automobile Association Ob jects to 100 per cent Increase In Auto License.

CHICAGO FACES A COAL FAMINE; _ INDUSTRY HALTS   Freight Congestion’ and Ca: Shortage Blamed For Shortage

G. 0. P. BREAKS LN TEXAS.  Cartos Hee Concedes His Defeat in Fourteenth District.

Carlos. Bee, Democrat, . Concedes His Defeat.by _. Wurzbach, ‘Republican

BEE DEFEATED BY HEPUBLICAN FOR THE CONGRESS   ONLY G. O. P. VICTORY IN TEXAS RETURNED IN 14TH CON. GRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

GERMANS STILL REAVILY ARNIED —OUWATE BG GUNS   Many Ficld Pieces Are Discover: ed in Berlin by Allied  Commissicn.

GERMANY FAILS  TO CARRY OUT PROVISIONS OF PEACE TREATY   Has 12,000 Three-Inch Guns and Much More War Material.

ENTENTE FINDG GEAMANS HAE WIN BIG GUNG   Three-Inch Field Pieces and Airplanes Are Numerous In Berlin and Through out Land   HAVE NOT FULFILLED PROVISIONS OF TREATY   Permission Sought to Destroy Welfare of Turning to Alfies

ALLIES UNCOVER THREE THOUSAND GUNS NEAR BERLIN   Flagrant Violation Of Pact Is Bared By Entente.

IHOUSAND GUNS, PLANES HELD BY HUNS   Terms of Treaty Limited To 204 Field Pieces and No Airplanes — French Skeptical of Permitting Move.

BERLIN BREAKS ARMISTIGE bY HOLDING GUNS   Airplanes and Field Pieces ir  Excess of Number Allowed by Truce Found in Germany bw Allies.

SEEK RELIEF FROM FLOODS   ASSEMBLE AT WASHINGTON TO DISCUSS STRAIGHTENING “WHITE RIVEE TO MOUTH

$50,000 LIBRARY FOR CHILLICOTHE IS SUGGESTED   THE LUNCHEON HELD AT THE NEW LEEPER LAST NIGHT WAS WELL ATTENDED.      The Entire Evening Was Devoted ta Discuss'ons ang Addressos on the Propoted Memoriap Library

THE LUNCHEON HELD AT THE NEW LEEPER LAST NIGHT WAS WELL ATTENDED.   the Entire Evening Was Devoted to Disenssions ang Addresses on the Propotea Memorial Lihrarw

JENDERLIP SAYS TREATY CONDITIONS IMPOSSIBLE AAAY CAUSE REVOLUTIA'   NEW YORK BANKER SAYS GER MANY CAN NOT POSSIBLY MEET CONDITIONS,

PRICES S BARL IN N PRANCE,   Cotten, Wool and Coffee Are Much Cheaper.

FRANCE CONCERNED OVER DECLINES   In Past Thirty Days Cotton, Coffee and Wool Have Shown Heavy Drops.

BULGARIA WILL KEEP Tht PEACE DESPITE LOSSES   >remier Says They Wil Maintain Order and Quiel and Bear Their Burdens and Trials Stoically.

GERMANY T0 GET SIX MONTHS TO DISARM, REPOR]   Allies Expected - to :Compro mise on Proposal for, Fifteen Months.

WILL ALLOW GERMANY A MONTHS 10 DISARM   Allied Representatives Compromise on Question at Spa Meeting.   TEUTONS ASKED FIFTEEN

Germany Given More * Time To Disarm   Germany Asks Fifteen Months—Will R+ Given Six Months, Probably, as Compromise.

A COMPROMISE LIKEL)   ALLIES AT SPA MEETING MA} GRANT GERMANY 6 MONTHS TO DISARM.

DISARM IN SIX MONTHS, ENTENTE TO TELL GERMANY   Edict Will Be Reply Tc Request For Fifteen Months.

Seems Probable That Allied Delegates Will Compromise - with. the Germans as  4 ta Time ’   GERMANY ASKED 1SMONTHS   Allies éiid Germans in Conference at Bpa, Belgium, Today to” Make Decision

COMPROMISE IS EXPECTED   Germany Wants Fifteer Months in Which to  Disarm Soldiers

GERMANY MUST SOON DISARM   WILL PROBABLY BE GIVEN SIX MONTHS TIME.

LUMPROMIOE ON UTOARMANE NT 0 PROBABLE   GERMANY WILL BE GIVEN SIX MONTHS IN WHICH TO COMPLETE DEMOBILIZATION,

Germany Given More Time To Disarm   Getmany Asks Fiftcen Months—Wil! Be Given Six Months, Probably, a Conmromice,

A COMPROMISE —  Witt GERMANY “ON. DISARMAMENT   Looks Probable That a Perioc of Six Months’ Time Will Be Allowed Germany . to Per ' form the Act.  (a ee ee a, nF

HUST DISARM ING MONTHS   This: ‘May... Be. Outcome. 03 Conference Regarding © Germany °.

SAW GUN BUT CAN'T IDENTIFY SLAYER   Witmess in McGannen Murde: Trial Says He Saw Slayer Draw Gun.

SAYSHE SAW BIG. WAN FIRE SHOT   FISHERMAN TESTIFIES: AS To KILLING OF "GARAGE - : 4 PROPRIETOR: :

CURTAILMENT OF PRODUCTION   Output i in New England Textile Plants Less Than Onehalf That of Year Ago   Some Mills Closed—Other: on Half Time—Few Oper ating on Full Time   Lawrence Hosiery Here Only Big Mill in Section Where There Has Been Wage Cut

TEXTILE PLANTS CUT PRODUCTION FIFTY PERCENT   All Mills Running on Shortened Schedules Now.

TEXTILE INDUSTRIES BENUCE PRODUCTION   In Some Instances the Curtailment Runs As High As 80 Per Cent.

Review of the Mill Industry in This Section Shows It Has Suffered to Greater Extent Than Any Other Risiness Enternrise.   : a DECISION TO KEEP UP WAGES IN FALL RIVER IS IMPORTANT

Curtailment in Some In stances Runs as High as fo Per Cent.   FEW CUTS IN WAGES   Fall River Manufacturers Decide to Continue Present Scale. -

GENERAL CURTAILMENT.   New Exigland Textile, Output, Has Boog: ~~ ‘Reduced ‘Hair.

OUTPUT OF TEXTILE MILLS IS LESS THAN HALE OF LAST YEAR   Curtailment of Production in important New England Industry Throws Thousands of Operatives: Gut of Employ ment

TEXTILE INDUSTRY SEEMS PARALA ZL   Miils Have Curtailed Producticn From 7) 4, 89 Per Cert. Few Wage Decreases.

KEW ENGLAND MILI6 FPRODUCTION CUT-IN TWO—-60ME..WALLS ARE CLOSED. -

CURTAILMENT OF  PRODUCTION Io  PREVALENT If TEXTILE MILL!   Total Output 1S Less Than Hal That of One Year Ago, Say Report =

PRODUCTION OF — NE. TEXTILES ~ DROPS A HALF   Review of the Mill Industry in This Section Shows It Has Suffered to Greater Extent Than Any Other Business Enterprise.    DECISION TO KEEP UP WAGES  IN FALL RIVER IS IMPORTANT

JACKSON EXFECTED TO ACCEPT FORMER POST   Return to Secretary of State's Offic Will Mean Withdrawal from Governor's Contest.

JACKSON OFFERED STATE POSITION   Announces He Will Take Place as Secretary ef State to Succeed Late William A. Roach.

Third Party Is Promised: Conferees Labor to Weld Plans; Groups Mark Time

MNNERS-OPERATORS NEGOTIATE NEW WAGE CONTAAGT   $200,000,000 Annually Granted to 400,000 Workers   COAL PRICES WILL SOAR

MOVEMENT ON FOR MARSHALL FAR GOVERNOF   Word From ‘Washington Indicates Vice-President May Head Indiana Ticket.

VICE PRESIDENT IS NOW TALKED FOR GOVERNOE   MOVE ON FOOT TO SUP PLANT M’CULLOCH ON TICKET.   MARSHALL SAYS DOCTOR MUST FIRST WITHDRAW   No Definite Information Regarding Development Previous to Coming Democratic State Con vention,

MARSHALL WILL HEAD STATE TiCKE!   DEMOS CONVERE WEDNESDAY   May Name Woman on Big Four Vice President, Taggart and . Ralston, Other Three

MARSHALL MAY OUST M'CULLOCH   Indiana Democrats Rumored Ready to Run Vice-President for Governor of State.   BIG BOSS IS CONSULTED

GRACE LUSK WILL NOT GET CHRISTMAS PARDON   Petition is Withdrawn Before Date of Hearing.

GRACE LUSK NOT TO REQUEST A PARDON   ATTORNEY STATES THAT HEE FATHER’S ILLNESS DELAY: MOVE

STRIKE ON RAILROADS 1$ AVERTED   Rail Chiefs Pleased at Ac tion of Board in Chicago   SET RAISE JULY 21      Award Will be Retroactive to May 1, 1920 is Decision

ASK EXP RAIL WORKERS TO JOIN UNION   Brotherhood Seeks Return of Those Ousted In Unauthorized Strikes   WAGE DECISION TO REMOVE DISPUTES

RAILROAD UNION HEAD TRIES TO REINSTATE MEN THE MEN EXPELLED FOR STRIKING AGAINST ORDERS.

WHO IS IN WIRE COM. MUNICATION WITH LEADERS OF BROTH. PRION cC   Penna. Shopmen Reported to Have Voted to Join the Striking Yardmen —It és Rumored Men Will Get 22 Per Cent Advanca

LEE WORKS 10. ‘CETMORE MEN ~ANCK IN RANKS   Trainmen: Head Says 15,000 of 30,000. Expelled Members.  Are ‘Again Enrolled   AVERAGE INCREASE 10 BE 22 PER CENT, REPORT   Warrants: Issued for Arrest of  ‘Striking Yardmen in San: Francisco Yards

REPORT 22 PER CENT WAGE BOOST FOR R. R. MEN IS AGREED UPO}   etait  Strike Grows in East as Union Heads Labor to Keep Men Loyal

TRY REINSTATE PARTICIPANTS IN ILLEGAL STRIKES   Trainmen’s Brotherhood Would Bring Back 15,000 Expeiled

EXILED RAIL MEN MAY JOIN UNIONS AGAIN   Brotherhood Chief Says Ex: pelled Men May Return If Proper Amends are Made.—Decision Soon.

EXPELLED RAW MEN BACK INTO UNION   PRESIDENT OF BROTHERHOOD SEEKS RETURN INTO RANKS OF “OUTLAWED” MEMBERS.

REINSTATING STRIKERS   Railway Brotherhood. Taking Back Workmen Expelled for Strikes.

WANTS ‘OUTLAWS’ TO REJOIN. UNION   Trainmen’s Chief’ Goes After Yardmett Who Were Expelled for Unauthorized Strikes.

TO PATCH UP UNION RAIL WORKERS’ ROW      W. G. LEE, PR DENT, TRIES TO BRING BACK 15,000 MEN   Expelled From Organized Rank: for Unauthorized Strike Particioation

STAIKERS ASKED ACK TO UNIONS   Brotherhood Officials Seek Return of 15,000 “Outlaws.””   STRIKE iS NOT FEARED

BELIEVED RAILWAY EMPLOYES WILL HAVE SUBSTANTIAL RAISE.   LEE BUSY WITH THOSE WHO HAD BEEN EXPELED.   Begins Work Today To Bring Bact Into the Brotherhood, the Fifteen Thousand Trainmen who Had Been Expélied.

bold AVERTED BY PROMISE Uf EARLY DECISION   MEN INVOLVED IN UNAUTHORIZ ED STRIKES TO BE RECLAIM. ED BY BROTHERHOODS,

LEE UNUEA ANC TOVBRING BACK BAL STRIKERS   ‘Declares Promise of Early _, Wage Scale Decision Re’ moves Any Cause for Disserntion in Brotherhood Ranks          "TWENTY-TWO PER CENT INCREASE IS RUMORED   ‘Members of Federal Railroad  * Board Refuse to Corroborate Report of Agreement on the Tentative Award

RAIL STRIKERS ARE DRAWN INTO. FOLD   Promise ‘ of* Wag e.. Decision . Brings. About Cessation of & Walk-Outs.  at

Award Retroactive to May Firs ls Planned Before July 20   Lee Wants Outlaw Strikers Back in The Fold

No Need for Furthe: Dissension Says LeePhiladelphia Mer Vote to Strike

Begins Effort to Bring Back in Union Fold the Fifteen Thousand Men Expelled   Wage Decision July 20, Betroactive to May 1--General Increase to be 22 Percent

UNIONS WANT WORKERS BACK   Seek to Reinstate 15,000 Expelled Members.   DECISION BEFORE JULY 2¢   Will Be Retroactive to May 1Sixty-Five Strikers Arrested in San Francisco.

THE BROTHERHOODS CAL LING - THE OUTLAWS BACK,   tronise of the Rallread Board. to Decide Wage Controversy ~ tayprotes Situation.

WORKERS T0 BE RE-INSTATED   Reported Wage Board Has Reached Agree ment on Increase

RAILWAY TRAINMEN RETURNING 10 FOLL      LEE SAYS NO REASON’ FOR FURTHER DISSENSION WITH PROMISE OF INCREAS. ED PAY

LEE WOULD REINSTATE DISCHARGED UNIGN WIE      Brotherhood Chief Makes Effort to Bring All Back; Says Strike Will Fail.

7 PanERE AOR AIA iO RHE EA TE Ha ay aa cH   Future Emperor of Japanese Empire Wi Make a Ten Months’ Visit in ‘america.

eC. C..T Dee  JAPANESE PRECEDENTS SHATTERED BY VISIT OF CROWN PRINCE IN AMERICA

CEDAR RAPIDS GAS RATE IS REDUCED   Company Wants More and City Council Promptly Gives It Less.

HOUSE HAS BILL TO END THE WAR   Republican Leaders Plan te Force Vote on Measure.   WAR DECLARED 3 YEARS AGO   Bill ts Drafted After Ten Days’ Work by Senate and House Leaders— Eminent Legal Authorities Are Consulted.

Joint Measure Ending War With Germany Introduced in  House.   REQUIRED TEN DAYS’ WORI   Bénate and House Leaders Draft Bil _ After Conferences With Elihu ‘Root and Other Legal Experts  on International Law.

PEACE DECLARED  BY RESOLUTION   Joint Measure Ending War With Germany Introduced in House.   REQUIRED TEN DAYS’ WORK   Senate and House Leaders Oraft Bill After Conferences With Elihu Root and Other Lega! Experts on International Law.

HOBBY CALLS A SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   WILL MERT SEPT. 21 TO REGULATE ELECTIONS IN ACCORD ANCE WITH SUFFRAGE

I E LAKE GIVES UP EARNE DERAYS BEDY   Sudden Disappearance of Heiress and Social Service Worker Cleared in Chiciro.

MISSING JEANNE DEKAY FOUND DEAD AT CHICAGO   3ody T aken From Lake Michigan Proves te Be That of Social Service Worker.

LAKE GIVES UP BODY OF LOST GIR   NATION WIDE SEARCH FOF JEANNE DE KAY, MISSING CHICAGO HEIRESS AND SOCIAL WORKER EN HS   POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION MADE   Theory Regarded as Most Plausible Is That Woman’s Despondent View of Life Led to Suicide

NATIONWIDE  SEARCH FOR JEANNE DEKAY MISSING HEIRESS  pn ep Py ) Seen , Sere   Whose Sudden Disappearance Caused Sensation in Country   Ended Today—-Body Found In Lake Michigan — Believed Suicided on Account of Melencholy.

MORE COTTON MILLS CUT PAY   Mi'l Managers Say Employees Agree to New Scale Rather Than Face Shutdown. °

Lord Mayor ‘of Cork.  _” Dying From Hinge   tr for, Sedition, Irishman’ “Wife Bids Him Await. Freo-< - . " “gom By Death. _ :

HUNGER STRIKER IS UNDAUNTED AS END APPROACHES   Wife of Lord-Mayor of Cork Urges Hushand to Be Released by Death

British Labor Votes Unanimously Against’ Giving Help to the Pole:

(OTE AGAINST INTERVENTION (NANI MOUS   Special Conference “Today Pledges Resistance to D<neditin   CLOSE IN ON . WARSAW   State of Siege Proclaimed ix Polish Capital; Reds  Advanro

‘BRITISH LABGR TO HELP RUSS   For “Direct Action,” Not “Mere Strike,” Over Intervention Against Soviets.

British Workers Voice Strong Opposition to Assistance for Poland

BRITISH LAROR   A Unft Against Great Britain War ring on Rusala.

LABOR WAR IN BRITIAN TO AID REDS   Workmen Threaten “Direct Action” if Soviet. Rush is Stopped. —

ENGLISH LABOR TO AID RUSS   For “Direct Action” Over British In. * tervention Against Reds.

LABOR SENTIMENT IN ENGLAND FORCE AGAINST NEW WAR   Vigorous Opposition Aroused by Possibility .of Armed - Assistance to Poles.

INTERVENTION IN POLAND IS FOUGHT BY BRITISH LABOR   Party Forms Council to Act Sup. plying it With Funds to Fight Movement.   HAIL POLISH INDEPENDENCE   Assert Themselves for British Democracy and Say it Must Be Preserved.

BRITISH LABOR FAVORS SOVIET   Disapproves the Plan to As sist Poland.   WILL: TAKE NO PART IN IT   Leider Deciares British Union Members are Able to Prevent Attack on Russia.

OPERATORS AND MINERS REFUSE   EACH TURNS DOWN OTHER'S PROPOSAL TO SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE.

COUNTER OFFER Ut UWNERS Ia REFUSED BY MEN   Miners Asked $2 a Day Raise for Day Workers and More  for the Tonnage Miners      OPERATORS OFFER DAY MEN . 35 TO 72 CENT RAISE   Refuse to - Consider Any In crease of Wage Board Award to Pick Miners

COAL MINERS’ DEMANDS HAVE BEEN REFUSED      Bituminous Operators, However, Agree ta Remedy ‘Defects in Wages   JOINT COMMITTEE IS CONSIDERING SITUATION

BITUMINOUS COAL ~ OPERATORS TURN DOWN DEMANDS OF MINERS   Offer to Raise Wages of Some Workmen and Sugges Solution of Wage Controversy   Proposition" Made, by Operators   {sg Rejected by Miners; Joint  Canference Is Called

MINERS REJECT WAGE PROPOSAL   Turn Down 36 to 72 Cent Advance.   ASKED FOR A $2 RAISE   Operators Declare Responsibility to Mine Coal Rests Equally ‘With the Miners.

COAL OPERATORS OFFER INCREASE WAGE: REFUSED   Coal Miners Refuse Advance of From 35  to 72 Cents.

MINERS REJECT, ~NEW PROPOSITION ~— OF MINE OWNERS   Operators Offered to Increase the Day and Month Men to Commission’s Figures,

OPERATORS REJECT MINERS’ DEMANDS   Offer Counter Proposal to Men, ~~ Who Refuse: Terms,

SOFT COAL MINERS IN CENTRAL FIELD REJECT WAGE BID   Operators Refuse Demand for $2 a Day Increase: Offer Equalizina Wade.   ADVANCE PROPOSED IS VOTED UNSATISFACTORY   Joint Conference of Special Committee Unanimous in Declining Increase.

Cperators Reject De mands of Miners — Send Counter Propo sition Which Men Turn Down

OPERATORS REFUSE $9 A DAY INCREASE   Miners in Bituminous Field: Fail in Having Wage [LCemand Met. —

OFFER 39 10 72c¢ 10 COAL UNIONS; $2 RAISE ASKED   No Other Demands To Be Considered; Miners Vote Refusal.

UAL DPEAAT OH  UFFLH PLAN Tl EVEN UP AMAT TH      PROPOSED SCHEDULE WOULD JUSTIFY APPARENT INEQUALITY OF PRESENT CONTRACT.

COAL MINERS REJECT OFFER OF OPERATORS   Owners Declare They Will Make No Bet ter Terms.

CANNOT AGREE ON COAL WAGE   Operators Make Counter Proposal to Demands of Miners at Cleveland.

MIMERS GET OFFER FOR AN INCREAS!   Coal Operators. Refuse.- Bit ~ -umindus-Raise-of Two-Dol lare Per Day But Woul  ‘Equalize the Day and Piel Wailorea.

OFF ER MINERS... PROPOSITION   Demands For $2/a Day Increase Have Been  “Turned Down’! .

JPERATORS REFUSE MINERS’ DEMANDS   But Offer a Proposition Advanc ing Wages $1.27 and $1.35 a Day; Miners Reject Offer.

eis ae  MINERS REJECT “OPERATORS PLAN TA END DISPUTE   oF ow S OF MIINES TU “ADVANCE WAGES OF CER TAIN CLASSES VETOED.

OPERATORS MAKE MINERS AN GEFER   Weuld Correct Seeming Inequality o! Present Contract But Proposition Rejected.

)PERATORS AND MINERS STAGE OLD TIME ACT   Demand of Latter for $2.00 « Day Increase is Turned Downd.   WHILE MINERS REJECT OFFER OF OPERATORS   And Now They Are Dead locked With Public in Usual Position.

LUMBER SHORTAGE UNLIKELY   Supply Adequate fov 150 Years,  Manufacturers Declare.

hie OPENS ONE ~ DAY JERSEY TOUR   Ugges People to Come Ou And Crush the’ “Effort T: Break up World Peace ;a: Embodied in the League. - _ Ladoe Hiesed.

bUVERRDR OX APPLAUDED Ih ACW UEROEY: LODGE HISSED   Introduced as “Man Whe Makes the Wobbler Wobble”   SAYS BABY CRYING MUSIC TO HIS EARS   League as Inspired as Dec. laration of Independence, Savs Governor

COX SAYS GOD INSPIRED PEACE TO STOP WAR.   Candidate In New Jersey Fifhts Hard To Make League With Its Arti. cle X And All Look Good.

CROWD HISSES LODGES NAME   MANDATE OF BALLOYS TC OVERTURN  CONSPIRACY ASKED FOR BY COVER. RAP COW’ TN NEW JERSEY

COX SAYS FIGHT IS ACONSPIRACY AGAINST PEACE   Speaking At Trenton, N. J., De clares League Was Inspired By God.   ATTACKS SOME SENATORS   Holds Them Chief Conspirators : Predicts They Will Not Return To Congress.

“OVERTURN GREAT CONSPIRACY”-COX  NOMINEE MAKES PLEA AT TRENTON, NEW

COX SAYS LEAGUE IS... INSPIRATION OF GOL   Nominee’s Mention of Lodg Brings More Hisses

NAME OF LODGE AGAIN HICCED   Cox Speaks in Trenton, New Jeysey, Scoring ‘Round Robin’ Sighers  Says League As Inspired As Declaration of Independence

THe COUNCIL MET   ‘NO OFFICIAL GARDENER FOR TIPTON THIS YEAR,   Baclwin-Hogue Will Bock Washington Street; City to Sell Bonds.

THE COUNCIL MEI   NNO OFFICIAL GARDENER FOR TIPTOX “TH #          Batdwin-Home  Rieck Wash: ington Streets,  City té-Seit Bonds,

CANNOT DONATE WHISKEY   Cincinnatt Restaurant Owner hb ¢ Quandry as Result of Large Stock Ou Hand.

CANNOT DONATE WHISKEY   Cincinnath Restaurant Owner I 'y Qnandry as Result of Large  : «Steck On Hand.

U. S. $17.000,000,000 AHEAD   Trade Balance in America’s Favo Since the World War Opened Huge Sum.

TRADE BALANCE Ot CFVENTEEN BILLION   Exceeds Total From 1885 To 1914

BIG TRADE BALANCE   Seventeen Billion In Favor of the United States Since 1914

TRADE BALANCE OF 17 BILLIONS   Over Seven and One-Half Bil lions in Exports Shown in Last Eleven Months

17 BILLIONS IN TRADE BALANCE   Since Beginning of War United States Has Amassed Great Claim Against World,

TRADE BALANCE ENORMOUS   Ursele Seam Has Become (Creditor t< the World Since the War for Seventeen Billions.

UNITED STATES ROLLS UP GREAT BALANCE OF TRADE QURING THE WAP   BALANCE SINCE 1914 APPROXI. MATELY SEVENTEEN BILLION DOLLARS,

TRADE BALANCE AGAINST WORLE   UNITED STATES SEVENTEE! BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AHEAD SINCE 1914.

U.§, TRADE BALANCE NEAR 17 BILLIONS   Several Billions More Than Tota! Balance From 1875 To 1914.

\MERICA’S TRADE. BALANCE SOARING   ‘Bill Against World Now $17, 000,000,000": Allies and NewTS Apece Debtors 7”

TRADE BALANCE IS 1f BHLLION   Uncle Sam, Since Beginning of War, is World’s Merchant Prince.

TRADE BALANCE FOR WAR YEARS IS 17 BILLIONS   Total Piled Up Several Billions Greater Than Total for Preceding 39 Vears.   1919 WAS THE BIGGEST YEAR   Balance in That Year Was Over Four Billions. Most of Baiance Againsi Allies and Neutrals.

UNITED oTATES TARDE GALANGE S17 BILLIGNS   Since Beginning of the War In 1914 This Country Has Made Wonderful Strides In Export Business.

U.S. HAS LARGE TRADE BALANCE AGAINST WORLD   $17,000,000,000 Ball. ance in Our Favor Says Dept.

RADE BALANCE-CF WORLD 17 BILLIONS GAINED SINGE. 1914   U. S. Holds Against Allied and Neutral Europe Great Trade Advantage.

J. §. TRADE BALANCE REACHES 17 BILLION   Enormous Increase Exceeds To tal From 1875 To Outbreak Of War, Report Shows.

COX AND ADVISERS SPEND DAY MAKING CAMPAIGN PLAN   August 7 and 9 Virtually Fixed As Notification Dates—To Announce Special Committee Today.

CAMPAIGN PLANS OR DEMOCRATIC FIGHT COMPLETED   ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPECTAI COMMITTEE PLANNED FOR TOMORROW.   NOTIFICATION DATES SE]   Both Candidates Will Start Campaign Early in Next Month—Cox to Work in East and Roosevelt in West.

COMPLETION Ot CAMPAIGN PLAN ENGROSSES GON   Ready to Throw Weight of In. . fluence for Ratification in Time for November.   WILL MARK OUT SKIRMISH LINE OF CAMPAIGN TODAY   Position on League of Nations, Colored With Particular Interest by Recent Developmen‘s, Discussed in TwoHour Conference With Lodge

COX PLANS Oi HIS CAMPAIGN   DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMIT_ TEE TENTATIVELY FIXED AT 45 MEMBERS —- WOMEN REPRESENTED

Cox and Leaders. Spent. Yesterday ‘Ar. ranging Plans: of Campaign. 

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS -——-PREPARIKG STRATEG   Conferring With Governor Cox On Plans for Campaign—Publicity for Contributions.

UUK AND WhiTE DEVOTE DAY 10 DIOGUSSION OF CAMPAIGN PLANS   Democratic Nominee and the Committee Chairman Spend Day in Conference With Other Party Chiefs.   NOTIFICATION DATES TENTATIVELY FIXEL   Political Surveys of Several States Encouraging to the Denocrats; Women's Activities Are Gone Over,

COX GETS SURVEYS OF TWO DOUBTFUL STATES   MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS BIIU. __ AON IS REPORTED AS- . ~~~ ENCOURAGING,

CAMPAIGN PLANS ENGROGS GOV. COX, BOURBON LEADERS   Women Will Be Named on Special Committee, Declares George White.

DEMOGRATIE PLANS NEAR COMPLETION   Nominee and New National Chairman Confer Regarding Campaign Details   SET NOTIFIGATION DATES   Cox and Roosevelt Will Embark on. Speaking Tours After Ceremonies

GOX (5 ENGAOSSED IN PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN   ‘DEMOCRTIC PRESIDENTIAL NOM.  INEE BUSY MAKING WAR MEDI. CINE. NEW DEMOCRATIC CHAIR.  MAN ALSO HAS FULL SCHED. ULE.—.NOTIFICATION .DATES TENTATIVELY FIXED.

Pie CHARGES THAT. LIQUOR INTERESTS ADVANGE MONE}   Senate Committee Looking Inte Funds Used For Campaign Purcoses

LIQUOR INTERESTS CALLED BY SENATE CAMPAIGN INOUIRY   Resume Probe of Expenditures in Washington With Seven Witnesses For Today.   2 MILLIONS PLENTY FOR DEMOCRATS, SAYS GERARD   First Witness at Hearing Says 15-Million Dollar Fund Would Be Refused.

FRENCH MARCH DULDIERS INTO AUHR DISTRICI   BRITISH BELIEVE THEIR GOV. ERNMENT DOES NOT APPROVE OF ACTION.   Foch Apparently Taking No Chances On Further Violation By Huns Of Treaty's Terms.

UCCUPATICN OF AMINE CITIES I COMPLETED   French Move Into Frankfort and Other Towns With_ out Opposition.   MUELLER CONDEMNS THE ATTITUDE OF MILLERAND   Declares Was Forced ‘to His Action by Militaristic ‘Leaders of His  Own Nation.

BRITAIN TO SEND OLYMPIC TEAM   Will Appropriate Sum of $150,000 to Finance Undertaking

OSTRANDER BOY MET WITH TRAGIC DEATH   DONALD SMITH KILLED WHEN BIN OF CRUSHED STONE CAVED IN.

ROCK ToLAND WINt SUIT OVER TAXES   Clements Decides Cannot Be Taxed on Full Valuation But Only on Property in State.   $2,500 Corporation Tax As: sessed by State Is Illegal, District Court Judge  : Riiloc

ROCK ISLAND WINS TAX SUIT AGAINST NEBRASKA   Court Decides Non-resident Corporation Need Pay Oniy on its Capital in State.

COLBY REPORT CAUSES STIR IN WASHINGTON   Republicans Declare Statement Of Alleged Agent Of Harding Was Based on Hearsay Only and Aimed To Embarrass Republican Candidate.

POLTGAL POT BOILING HOTLY   With President Wilson in Role of Chief Cook and Bottle Washer.   IS EXPECTED TO KEEP CAMPAIGN FIRES ALIVE   Secretary “Colby Declares He’s Going to Bet 'Em to a Standetilt

EXPRESS HEARING SET FOR JAN. 27   Complaint Against Rates ~ in Texas.

OD APPROVES ~~ THEBONUSBILL   Towa Congressman - Makes First Outspoken Attack. Against the Proposed Soldier Legislation -

SAYSPEOPLEDON'T FAVOR SOLDIER BILL   DECLARES DISTRIBUTION OF BONUS WILL BE A FAILURE.

NULOE BONG: SUORED TODAY IN THE HOUSE   Representative Good of lowa Fires Opening Gun Against Proposed Measure   PEOPLE ULTIMATELY PAY THE COST, HE DECLARES   SAYS BONUS WOULD INCREASI COST OF LIVING AND PLACE SOLDIERS IN CATEGORY WITH PROFITEERS,

GOOD OPPOSED TO BONUS PLAN FOR WAR VETERANS   Chairman of Appropriations Committee Says It Will Add to Discontent.

IOWA SOLON IN ATTACK ON BONUS   Good Says People Wil Visit Wrath on Heads of Endorsers.

5000 ATTACKS © SOLDIER BONUS BILL IN THE HOUSE TODAY   Declarés - It: will Mean ‘In. creased Prices, Less Work, Less: Production for Mil: lions of American People Who Did Not Go to War,’”’

GOOD ATTACKS — ~ SOLDIER BONUS BILL ae  HOUSES  full etren   Declares It Will Merrosum creased Prices, Le ial ‘Less Production ty.  - lions of American PX  _ Who Did Not Go to Wav.”’

Surrender of Former President Is Expected Within Forty-Eight Hours, Dispatches Say ~

Capture” or ‘Surrender of -Car. FADES, Within ‘Two: Day‘Predicted By Leaders.       EW DISTRICTS COMING  OVER TO THE REVELS.   Promises ‘of: Safety .Made  . British Charge at Mexico. ‘cit  - Rumored Attack of Mezicc Town By Carranza Troops In Dispatches..

FEDERALD IN FIGHT LOGE NUNDACLG 0 GLAIM   Overthrown Chief's Nephew — Suicides When On Point  of Seizure   -U. P. SUMMARY

—_——_eeeeenw le eee eee Steal  $5,000,000 Damage Done in Florida to Crops by Freeze

BIG DAMAGE  *  TOCROPS   Of Fruits and Vegetables i in South Florida by Low Temperatures Last Night

FRUIT CROP DAMAGED   Florida Reports Severe Losses From Low Temperature.

About Spencer Booster Trip      Estherville, Milford and. Webl Paper, Comment on Visit To Their Towns

THE SPENCER BOOSTERS VISIT THIS CIT)   Fifty Cars Strong Last Friday—Fan. ey Shooting Exhibition Put On In the Park.

Kiltld) DRAWS SAT IESE ACTION,   Says Advocates of the League Now  tasor Amendments,

SENATOR AtED To QUITE oARDASTIC IN LEAGHE SPEECH   Missourian Says Taft, Lowell and Bryan Now Endorse His Opposition and President Wants Referendum Taken.

THUS ONE BY ONE THE ROSES FALL   Reed Calls Attention to Recent Statements   Are Quoted by Missouri Senator as Receding from Thei1 Former Positions on Treaty Ratification—Tide of Public Opinion is Rapidly Rising Avainst Pact He Savs.

LEAGUE AUWUE  DISCUSSED bY SENATOR   Reed Declares That Lowell, Taft and Bryan Have Asserted Article X Should Not Be Adopted.

SPEAKS AGAINST TREATY.   ‘Senator Reed Says Lowell, Taf and. Bryan Now Oppose Article 10.

REED REGARUD WORLD LEAGUE LOSING GROUNE   CITES RECENT STATEMENTS Of LOWELL, TAFT AND BRYAN IN SUPPORT OF VIEW   Believes Few More Weeks Discussic: Will Result In Demand For Its Uttr Reiection

CAUTIONS FLORISTS NOT TO ADVANCE PRICES FOR FLOWERS ON BIG HOLIDAYS   SAYS FLORISTS OF COUNTRY MUS KEEP THE PUBLIC ON THEIR SIDE,

NATIONALISTS AND UNIONISTS RIOT IN LONDONDERRY STREETS   Fighting Continues for Two Hours—trish Troops ay Quell Trouble. 43.

IRISH FACTIONS ENGAGE IN 2-HOUR PITCHED BATT   Small Londonderry Police Force Unable to Restore Quiet, And Soldiery Is Called Out.

LONDONDERRY HAS NIGHT OF TERROR   Violent Pistol Battle Takes Plac: Between Nationalists and Unionists. /

TOWN TERRORIZED Aa UNIONISTS AND NATIONALISTS Mix   Londonderry Spends Night of Anxiety While Pistol and Rifle Battle Rages.

Quiet Restored By “Troops. at Londonderry After Two Hours of ° Pichtine..

PITCHED BATTLE GREATES TERROR IN LONDONDERRY   Nationalists and Unionist  Fight With Rifles and Pistols’ in Irish City. ;   TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT.

lott GHTY Th TERROR QUnING RIFLE HIGATING   FIGHTING WITH" PISTOLS AND RIFLES TWO HOURS BEFORE QUIET WAS RESTORED,

FACTIONS — _ INIRELAND   Fight Pitched } Battle —Nationalists and Unionist« Clash With Arms— Mili tary Intervenes.

IRISH CITY IN NEW TERROR   LONDONDERRY IS SCENE OF VIOLENT PISTOL AND RIFLE FIGHTING

Nationalists and Unionists it Two-Hour Pitched Battle at River Side   POLICE ARE POWERLESS   Soldiers at Last Restore Comparative Quiet--Number of Pergons Wounded

VIL WAR. ;” . IN IRELAND   EVERY DAY SEEMS. TQ ADD TO. THE BITTERNESS OF FEELING.   FOUGHT ALL ‘NIGHT   ~ © besa ye Ir WAS A NIGHT OF TERROE FOR CITY OF LONDONDERRY.   ~ eas... a er All Nicht Long ‘There Was’ Rifle and Pistol Firiag in the War  . Between Factions. a

Nationalists and Unionists Use Rifles and Pistols in Clash at Riverside, Several Bein? Wounded.   MANY ENGAGED WERE FORMERLY SOLDIERS   Small Police Forcé Helpless and Military 1s Called-Out  to Quell the Violent Out' Thyaale

TROGPS CALLED TO QUIET IRISH DISTURBANCE   _Pitched Battle in Town of Londonderry Between Nationalists and Unionists.

IRISH FACTIONS FIGHT ALL NIGHT   Unionisis and Nationalists Engage In Pitched Battle At Londonderry

IRISH FACTIONS INi: ALL-NIGHT. FIGHTING   Troops Called to Quell Pistol _ Battle Between Two Daler:  mined Mob Forces.

IRISH CITY IN TERROR DURING FIERCE BATTLE   Nationalists and Unionists Fight in Streets of City During the Night

JRISH CITY MADE: INTO BATTLEFIELD   Netionalista and Unionists Fight Two Hours in Londenderry; City Terrorized Before Soldiers Arrive.

ANOTHER NIGHT OF TERROR   Ywo-Hour Pitched Battle Oveurs at   Riverside ln Londonderry —Quiet

A Night of of Terror In Londonder   Violent Pistol and Rifle Fighting Tre tween Nationalists and Unionists.

NIGHT OF TERROR {8 SPENT IN IRISH CITY   ‘Violent Pistol and Rifle Fightin,   Between Nationalists and  Unionists,   COMPARATIVE QUIET Is RESTORED BY SOLDIER   NUMBER OF MEN WOUNDED   Armed Factions, in Charge of Va rious Parts of City Stop . Pedestrians.

MANY KILLED WHEN JP ‘WARSHIP FIRES! ON CHINESE TRaNpE   TWO HOUR’ BATTLE: “IN: LONDONDERRY

UNIONISTS AND NATIONALISTS FIGHT IT OUT   Londonderry Is Scene of Pitched Battle Be tween Factions.

THEY FIGHT IN FRELAND   The Londonderry Peuple Spent Another Night of Terror.   MANY WERE EX» SOLDIERS   {That Irish City Has Been Scene of Violent Rioting Several Times Recently.

LONDONDERY SPENDS NIGHT OF DISORDERS   Many Shots Are Fired in Battle Between the Nationalists  And the Unionists in the Streets of the Irish City. —  Outet Todav.

AND NATIONALISTS FIGHT IT OU]   Londonderry Is Scene ot Pitched Battle Be tween Factions.

DUPPER oURPLUS AGAIN REAGHES ~ENORMOWS TOTAL   Market Is Glutted and 50 Pe Cent Production Fails to Cut Oversupply.

PLEDGES HIS SUPPORT TO REFORMS OUTLINED   Tells How Last Congress Pail ed to Enact Measures Inire duced for the Welfare o! Children.

COX PROPOSES WOMEN FRAME SOCIAL PROGRAM   Would Have Them Plan Legislation and Adminiatration.

COX TALKS TO WOMEN VOTERS IN CLEVELANL   Candidate Says Newly kr “i anchised Voters

TELLS AUDIENCE © “OF WOMEN VOTERS WHERE AF STANTS   Governor Cox Points to His  Record While Ohio’s Executive for Clean ©. -- Gevislation   GREATER INTEREST      IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS MUST BE SHOWN BY THE WIVES AND: MOTHERS AND. SWEET HEARTS OF AMERICA —

COX WOULD SEEK WOMEN’S PLAN.   Proposed Female Congress tc Frame Social Legisfation.   LEAGUE TO SHIELD MOTHERS   Governor. Seés’ Protection ” oi Home in World Covenant.

GOV. COX SPEAKS AT CLEVELAND, 0.   Urges Larger ‘ Participatior of Women’ in National Affairs   Favors Women’s Congress to Frame Program fot  Government

EDUCATIONAL AND. SAIL QUESTIONS ~ Piseuscen ay cay   Democratic Nominee Speaking to. Cleveland. Women Pledges Support to Reforms  Vital to Social Welfare -of PT Cntr

AD TO WOMEN   Declares it Will Protect Them and Their Children From War Horrors

Nominee Advocates Nationa Suffrage Congress to Frame Recammendations.   URGES WELFARE WORK   Wants. Human Problem: Sorted Out From Those Purely Technical.

GOV. COX ADVOCATES WOMAN'S CONGRESS 10 PUN SOTA REFRAIN   SAYS THE WOWEN OF COUNTR' SHOTLD TAKE WORE INTEREST IN NATPONAL APFAITIRS,

WOMEN TO FRAME. SOCIAL REFORMS   Governor Cox Favors Na: tional Congress.   NOMINEE ADDRESSES — FEMININE AUDIENCE   Urges Larger’ ‘Participa‘tion in Affairs.

GOA SAYS WOMEN QUGHT 10 FRAME UP LAW PROGRAN   Democratic Candidate Approves Idea of Women’s Congress to Aid Executive.   COLBY SAYS REPUBLICANS SOWING DRAGON. TEETH   Flays Opposition for Arraying  “Racial Prejudices Brought  Over from Europe.”

BETTER SOCIAL FABRIC. PLANNED   Cox Advocates Congress of Women to Frame Program.

ULTIMATUM SENT JUGO-SLAVIA   Italy Issues Last Demands it Adriatien Guestion.

TALY PRESENTS ULTIMATUM TO ——- JUGO SLAVIA-AS TO ADRIATIC   Count Sforza Lays Territorial Claims Before Jugo Slav Delegation at Rapello Conference Today.

ITALY MAKES DEMANDS ~~ QN-JUBD-SLAVS: TODA   Ultimatum Is Handed Delegates Regarding Important Adriatic Controversy.   SLAV REPLY WITHHELD

‘JUGO-SLAVS GIVEN “TTALY'S ULTIMATUM   SURRENDER OF FRESH TER. RITORY DEMANDED IN NEW PEACE TERMS   UME TO BE INDEPENDEN   League of Nations, Italy Asserts, Will Have Nathing to Do With d’Annunzio’s Government.

FIUME SHALL NOT BE, : PLRSED UNDER LEAGUE   To Be State Entirely Independent   According to Italian  Demands,   ITALY’S MINIMUM CLAIMS LAID BEFORE DELEGATION   ' Annexation of Several Jugo-Slay i  i Island?\Required for Stra. . " tevical Reasons.   MAKE SARA ALSO ITALIAN   Issues Raised in Pending Nego tiations Over Adriatic Question.

ALY stills TTS UATE rl GAS as   Demands Istrian Frontier and Territorial Continuity ta Florme.   REPLY 8 DELAYED   Terms Imposed Are Consicered Excessive hy Recinients.

FIUME TO BE FREE IS INSISTED ON BY SFORZA INNOTE   Islands Allotted to Slavs in Adriatié Must Be Handed Over to Italy Is Said   {strian Boundary to Be Fixed And Minister Gives Other Terms As Essential

HAT PIN 18 USED AS DERENGCE WEAPNW   Jugo-Slavs Get Italy Demands In Adriatic Tilt

JUGO-SLAVS HIT DEMANDS BY ITALIANS   Terms Excessive, They Say, but Reserve Reply Until Later.

ITALY SENDS  ULTIMATUM   Count Sforza Lays Dow Definite Minimum Claim to Jugo Shvs   Terms Presented to Detega-. tion in Controversy Over Adriatic Ouestion

TALY SENDS  ULTIMATUM  ~THEJUGD-SLN DELEGATION   rount ie Italian Foreign Minis er, Lays Down Italy’s Definite Giaims

Definite, Minimum .Claims ij “Adriitic Negotiations Are - Laid Down. *

U. S. FLAG ON 669 MORE SHIPS   American Register Shows Increase of 3,416,713 Tons in Year, Depart. ment of Commerce Says.

/'MORE SHIPS FLY U. S. FLAG   Increase of 3,416,713 Tons in Year's American Register.

LODGE AS PERMANENT CHAIRMAN NAMED BY CONVENTION TODAY   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ENLARG. ED TO PROVIDE FOR WOMEN DELEGATE MEMBERS,   Woman Delegate Speaks For Enfran chised Women—Today’s Session Lasts Only Fifty.  Fight Minutes,

THE GREAT "REPUBLICAN CONVENTION   Nothing Done to Enliver the, Occasion Except a Speech by Depew.   The Representation in the South i: to Be Cut Off by Rules Adopted Unanimously by the Convention. 

RMERS T0 HOLD PICNIC   An Affair That Promises to Be the Biggest of its Kind Ever Held—— Base Ball, Horse Shoe Pitching and Sheaking All Day.

BiG FARM BUREAU PICNIC PLANNED FOR AUGUST 19TH   a E. H. Cunninghany State Farm Bureau . Secretary, and Dean Curtis, of Ames, Speakers of the Day   BUSINESS HOUSES WILL CLOSE   Music Galore, Horseshoe Pitching, Tug of War, and Fast Game Between White Sox and the Cubs Will Furnish Entertainment

URGE DRASTIC STEPS TO SUPPRESS IRISH        IN.     VITED TO CONF RELEASE THE “HUN. GER STRIKERS"

WILL SUPPRESS ~ SINN FEINERS   This Was Urged by the House o Lords Last Night Wy Several Speakers

DISLOYALTY FN IRELAND   DRASTIC WEASTRES —_ BEING “URGED: “BY.  SPEAWERS HOUSE OF LORDS.     ay      SUGGESTED THAT SENN FEIN. ERS BE INVITED TO A CON. FERENCE ON CONDITIONS

MORE. DRASTIC MEASURES AGAINST IRELAND URGED IN THE HOUSE OF LORD*

URGES DRASTIC  - MEASURES TO... SUBDUE IRISH  Chancellor. Wa arns Sinn  Feiners of ‘Futility of Armed Resistance.  WANT CONFERENCE

PRIEST BATTLES FEROCIOUS BEARS  -O- -O- -O- -O- -O  -O- - -O- -O- -0OSINGLE HANDED HE KILLS ANIMALS  -O- -O- -0O- -O  -O- - -O- -O- -O- -0OSAVES LIFE OF YOUNG COMPANION

PRIVATE OWNERSHIP COSTING MILLIONS   FORMER TAX COLLECTOR AVET: GOVERNMENT MUST ASSUWE CONTROL OF THE RAILROADS

ROADS MUST GO BACK TO GOVERNMENT CONTROL   THINKS ROPER, CORPORATION HEAD, UNLESS SERVICE IS BETTERED QUICKLY

~ GOBACKTO   ENLESS ’ OWNERS OPBRATY THEM ERVICIENTLY AND. WITHOUT GOVERN:  Z Wea atte.   BUSINESS. NEN WILL DEMAND A RESEMPTION. OF GOYER ORTROAL

ROPER PUTSIT UP TO PRIVATE RAIL ROAD MANAGERS   SAYS IF OWNERS DO NOT GET BUSY ROADS MUST GO BACK FO GOVERNMENT CONTROL.

SEES U.S. CONTROL ON      Roper, Corporation Head, Say: Lines Ronnina. Behind

“TPERATIO “th        Says Private Mariag ~ Begin Operating: Eft ly or Give.Up.  fficient     GREAT BILL TO-BE-PAID BY PEOPLE, HE BELIEVES   Former ‘Tax Collector Carinot  ‘See ‘How. Funds Will “Be: Raised. 9. js

WARNS RAILROADS MAY BE RETURNED   DANIEL C. ROPER DECLARES THEY MUST GIVE BETTER SERVICE.   POSTING PUBLIC MILLIONS   Government May Be Compelled to Take Roads Over Again Unless Improvement Is Made.

RALROADS MUST. ~ AMPROVE SERVICE   Transportation Must Be Bettered o: - Roads Will Go Back To Goyernment Cwnership.

Poles and Russians May Meet at Riga   Peace Negotiations Between Polish and Soviet Representatives Interrupted for a Pew Days.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE BETWEEN POLAND. AND RUSSIA TEMPORARILY STOP   Poles and Bolsheviki. Emis: saries Return to Native Cities for Instructions —  _ Before Proceeding

POLISH-RUSS PARLEY TO BE CONTINUED AT RIGA   LEVIANS HAVE AGREED TO PERMIT THE PEACE CONFEREXCE TA BE MOVED THERE FROM MINSK

BREAK IN PEACE PARLEY   Delegates Leaving Minsk—Moscow Reports eo Turning 14¢6é,

PLAN TO RENEW BONFERENCE AT BIPA NEXT WEEK    General Semenoff Wants .to Join Bolshevik Army, Moscow Declares   REDS CAPTURE VILLAGES © NEAR: BREST-LITOVSK   Soviet Agent in. London Declares WrangelHas’ Suf~ fered Great Defeat :

U3o0-POLISH PEACE PARLEY INTERRUPTED   slegates Leave For Homes — Reds Claim Fighting Is Favorable to Them

PROTEST KILLINGS IN SPAIN   Business and Trade Corporations i Catalania Appeal to Government for Protection. .

TOO BAD THIS WAS NOT HELD IN 1918   ‘Slackers nre Guests of Honor at Benquet-—Scott Nearing One of Speakers——-You Kvow Him.

SLACKERS GUESTS OF HONOR   Conscientious Objectors Dined by American Civil Liberties Bureau— Called “Bravest of Brave.”

CLUB OWNERS DECIDE TO  KEEP FIAST NAME GHOGER   Baseball Circuit Known As New  International Leacue.

Showered’ With Over-Ripe "Tomatoes by Bathers— Also Punched and Mauled

MINISTER GIVEN A MAULING   Agitator Against Immodest Bathers Victim of Attack.

FIVE ARE INJURED IN KEENE AUTO ACCIDENT      SMASH UP NEW CAR TURNEN' CURVE AT HIGH SPEED

AUTO TURNS TURTLE OCCUPANTS ESCAPE   Five Persons Have Close Call In Ac. cident in Buena Vista—All Suffer Injuries of  MSt ha.

GIVES HUNGARY 10 DAYS   Time Limit Fixed for Acceptance of Treaty—-Maygvyar People Given Safeguards,

GIVE HUNGARIANS TEN DAY MARGIN   Must Accept Treaty Terms Ag Dictated by Allied Council at Versailles

ALLIES REPLY TO HUNGARIAN NOTES   Given Ten Days In Which tc Accept or Reject the Treaty.

HUNGARY [3 GIVEN TEN DAYS pECIOE ON PEACE TREATY:   CANNOT FORGET NATION'S PART IN PROVOKING WORLD WAR ALLIES POINT OUT.   ALLIED AEPLY DELIEREL   Conditions In Central Europe Make Po litieal Frontiers Asked For Impossible Supreme Council Letter Declares

920,000,000 MILL - PROPERTY SOLD  Knight Textile Plants      ‘One of Largest Organizations of Its Kind in the World

UNITED STATES — CITIZEN SLAIN   Murder: of American in Mexic Is Reported to the State Department: Today,’

U. S. INVESTIGATES MURDER IN SONORA   STATE DEPARTMENT IS ADVISED OF THE MURDER OF M. SEVREY IN MEXICO

AMERICAN SLAIN IN MEXICO.   Murdered Without Provocation Says Report te Washington

SCIEN (5 WMADERED   i. SEVREY OF BISBER, ARIZ. KiLbD EN MEAICO LAST WEDNESDAY.   OVERNMENT 1S ADVISED   American Consul at Nogales Is In atructed to Ask Mexican A thorities to Take All Possible Mensures to Apprehend the Murderer.

‘Not to Take Land Away From Turks for Geeks if tlets to Be Rater,

BRITAIN WILL NOT ACCEPT CONSTANTIN      Greek Premier Anfomned Wha Bio: Genin King Must Not Y Retutn to Throne,       BRITAIN. MAKES THREAT        § Greece WIHT Lose Verritérhil Advantages -Oyer.. Turkey Venizetos is- Disgusted.

MISSOURI BANK IS HELD UE   Armed Men Leck Cashier ise Baek and Eecape With 83,100.

2 BANDITS LOOT CALEDONIA BANK   CASHIER IS LOCKED IN VAULT BY ROBBERS, WHO ESCAPE WITH $3,100.

MEXICAN GOAL  MINEO TINE TTP S NOUS T   TWELVE THOUSAND MEN OUT AND THE BIG INDUSTRIES FACE  EARLY SHUT-DOWN,

MEXICAN COAL MINERS STRIKE   Large Wage Increased and Better Working Conditions Asked

30 ABERDEEN PRINTESS WALK OUT ON PAPER‘   NEWSPAPERS AFFECTED TO PUBLisH IN ABRIDGED FORM, OWNERS ANNOUNCE

ATTEMPT TO RESEAT SOCIALISTS FAILS   Lrial To Be Resumed Today—Bat Association Keeps Up Its Fight..

FOURTH ATTEMPT TO RESEAT THEM   Having Failed in This, So. cialist Assemblymen Go to Trial Today.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY 15 DETERMINED UN TRIAL UF SOCIALIST MEMBERS   Refuses Fourth Attempt Made Tc Reseat Them Before Conclusion of Trial

TRIES ATTEMPT AT SOLUTION   Premier Selects Compromise Bedy te Effeet Settlement.

SUEF SAYS GOX 10 MAKE TRIP DOWN TO TENNESGEE BUT GOVERNOR DENIES TT

BELGIAN'S LECTURE . ENDED IN A BUET   'Moeterlinek Forgot His English  Before Half Through and Rest  Was Translated.

NAURICES ENGLISH FAR FROM PERFECT   MAURICE MAETERLINCK, BELGIAN PORT, NEEDS INTHRPRULER TO DELIVER LECTURE

SUILL STK TO HIS VIEWS   The President Thinks Viscoant Grey and British Cabinet To Be All Wrong.   IN THEIR FAVORING OF ANY RESERVATIONS   ‘Believes British Ambassador  Won Over by Close Contact  "With Senator Lodge.

President’s Position Will Not Be Changed By The British Acceptance Of Lodge’s Alterations — Feels That Grey Should Nat Meddiae

WILSON WILL NOT BE . SWERVED BY LETTER OF GREY ON TREATY   President Construes Missive as Another Step in Campaign to Force Him to Yield Point

WILSON THINKS GREY'S LETTER CLUB FOR HIN   Believes British envoy’: statement on treaty re_ sult of conferences with Tadaa

‘Wilson, Is indignant .Over Grey’s . Letter, and. Sees Plot With- Lodge to Force Actinn «ol:    BRITON HAS TALKED . MUCH WITH SENATOR

REGARDS. GHEY. LETTER AS TER IN OPP ASH   Thinks. Britisher Was Been Won Over to Ranks of.)  Republicans. ae   EXPRESS INDIGNATION   Chief Executive of Opinion That England is Only Interfering.

s Missive Studied bs xeculive Who Declares Position Will Remain Un: saverved,        NO COMMENT   On Wilsou’s Attitude Made by Secretary ~ Tumully Bul His Indignalion Is

TOMBSTONE, ARIZ., AGAIN DEAD; NEW JURY IS CALLED   Crows and Ravens Caw Dismally While Deputies Are Summoning Fifth Venire

Real Activitics of Bisbee Tria! Herve Moved to Desert and ‘Wountain Ronda.

TARIFE CHANGE AROUSES PENROSE   Thinks Tariff Should be Taken Up With Careful Consideration.  Says Bonus Proposed Closely Involved With RaisingRevenue

Penrose Against Two Big Measure   Said That Senator Penrose May Op‘pose Emergency Tariff gnd Soldier * Bons Bills at This Sessfon,

HARDING 10 VISIT HOME STATE AGAIN   Will Be Back Here For Final Effort Before Primaries Next Month

HARDING TO TOUR OHIO IN APRIL   Pre-Primary Campaign Plans Are Rapidly Being Formulated

HARDING TO COME ON SPEAKING TOUR   Wiil Meet Arguments of Wood in Ohio Before April _ Primaries.

"IOWA VOTERS   Will Meet in Convention at Des Mojnes September 8 Called by 48-ers and American Labor Party

FORTY-EIGHIERS FIGHT FOR (OWE   “Independent Voters’” Convention to Be Held in Des Moines September 8; Labor and Farmers’ Organizations to Enter Into Politics?

SENATOR HARDING REPLIES TO WILSON   The Letter Straightens The Tangle, and Reminds The President That the Senator is Not Exactly  A “Private Citizen.”

VOTE MONDAY ON PEACE RESOLUTION   Measure tu Ilave Only “Brief Hearing by Committee  . Ratanra Actian

ARMY AVIAIUM is nviLLED   Lieutenant James Welsh Falls to His Death At Champaign, Il.

FRENCH RAILROAD STRIKE.   Many of the Men Reported Returning ta Their Iohs.

GENERAL STRIKE CALLED: ON PARIS CAR SYSTEMS   Conflicting Claims are Made with Regard to Situation in Railwaymen's Waikout

19 FIXED ATTITUDE ED OF PUEYRREDO   ONE BLOUDLESS WEEK {5 PASSED   Military Occupation o Coal Strike Region  IS WITHOUT CASUALT)   Statement of Mine Workers that they are Ready to Meet Operators in Attempt to Reach Settlement Brings No Response—Troops May Occuvy Striv in Kentucky

ELECTION AT WHITE HOUSE   President and Mrs. Wilson Have  : Mailed Vheir Ballots to  j Bei nmeateam.

LIVE STOCK MEN ASK BANKERS’ AlD   Producers, Packers and Finan ciers To Meet To Try To Stabilize Business.

NKERG AGKED TE FINANCE EXPORTS OF MEAT PRODUCTS   ‘Collapse Threatens industry - Sec’y Kansas Livestock Association Says.

SAYS BANKS MUST  HELP CATTLEME!   Kansas City Live Stock Man Sees Collapse of Industry Unless Aid Is Rendered—Urges Action

LEWIS SAYS OPERATORS ARE BREAKING PROMISE   Discharging Men, He Says, in Mort to Break Up Miners! Union,

GOVERNMENT FUEL CONTROL   WILL CEASE ON  THURSDAY. APRIL IST   Lewis Sass Miners Are Ready Te Confer With Operators

PRESIDENT LETS GO OF CONTROL OF SOFT COAL   Urges Speedy Signing o New Wage Contract  for Miners.

All Coal Price Restrictions Off   Government Control of Price of Coal at $2.70 per Ton Will Cease April 1.

BITUMINOUS COAL CONTROL ORDERED ENDED BY WILSOK   Will Take Effect on April 1— Warning Against Profiteering Sounded by President With Decision,

PRICE CONTROL ~—ONGOAL TO END   President Asks Miners and Operators to Negotiate New Agreement   MUST NOTPROFITEER      Permits Partial Absorption in Prices of Increase in Miners Wages

ABANDONS FEDERAL CONTROL OF PRICES   sHison Asks Negotiation of New :, Working Agreement.      PROFITEERS ARE WARNED.      Relion Will “Permit at Least Partial Absorption «in Goal fhiotations of Increase dn Minera’ Wages-—Higher Pay to Entail Added Gost of neon nonond Yearly,

FEDERAL COAL PRICE CONTROL IS ABANDONEL   President Asks Mine Men t Abide by Commission’s Majority Report

GOAL CONTROL ABANDONED BY WILSON ORDER   URGES MINERS AND OPERATORS TO GET TOGETHER ON THE NEW SCALE OF WAGES   And Warns Latter That Unreasonable Prices Must Not Result In Making Adjustment

COAL PRICE CONTROL TERMINATED APRIL   Pres, Issues Order Affected Bitum inous _ Fields Effective April arms Profiteers,

CONTROL GF COAL   Chief Executive Expects That Recommendations Wii he Accepted in Agreement

GUNIROL OF COAL PRICE ENDS APR.   WILGON OADEAS TERMINATION OF WAR TIME ACT.   WARMING TO THE PROFITEERS   Now Wage Agreement Wilt Be Workes Out on Basis ef Commission's award.

DRICE fh 7       President’s. Order Effecti April 1, With New: We Wace Aoreaamont.o 8:

President Issues \ Warning of Profiteering Simultaneously With Action.   CONSUMERS TO BEAR $200,000,G00 INCREASE   Commission’s Report To Be Basis of Agreement Between Operators and Miners

OF COAL PRICE 1S WITHDRAWN BY PRESIDENT   Operators and Miner: Asked to Make New Scale.   WARNING GIVEN TO PROFITEERS   Unreasonable Raise I Not to Be Made, He Says. ;

BITUMINOUS COAL PRICE GONTROL 10 END WITH MONTH   In Rescinding Order Presi dent Wilson Issues Warning Against Profiteering.   MINERS’ WAGE INCREASES WILL BE PAID BY PUBLIC   Operators and Employes Asked te Negotiate New Working Agreement on Basis of Majority Report of Strike Settlement Commission, but Date for Conference Not Fixed,

U. S. PRICE CONTROL ENDS APRIL FIRST AND THE COAL LID IS OFF,   WILSON WARNS, NO _ PROFITEERING   Coal Strike Settlement Commission  Makes Its Decision

COAL PRICE CONTROL BROUGHT 10 AN END   PRESIDENT ORDERS ABANDONMENT OF WARTIME RULING ON BITUMINOUS.   PROFITEERS ARE WARNEI   Increase in Miners’ Wages Will Entail Added Annual Cost of $200,000,000;

NBANDONS FEDERAL CONTROL dF PRICES   Wilson Asks Negotiation of New . Working Agreement.   PROFITEERS ARE WARNED.   Action Will Permit at Least  - Partial Absorption in Coal Quotations of Increase in Miners’ Wages——Higher Pay to Entail Added Oost of $200,000,000 Yearly.

FEDERAL GONT ROL UF GOAL PRICES — § ABANDONED   Wilson Asks Miners and Opera tors to Make New Working Agreement.   WARNS OF PROFITEERING

FEDERAL HANDS OFF SUFT COAL CONTROL   PET PMs GIVES WAKRNING BY PRESIDENT WILSON,   Micoes @6@ Operatere Sre Asked te Se gwiiote Sew Werking Agreesoe On Melerity Hepert Aaeie.

ABANDONS COAL PRICE CONTRO   President Warns Against Profiteering in Approving Agreement Effective April 1   REPORTS MADE PUBLIC   Fuel Situation So Far as Bitum inous Is Concerned Revertsa to Status Prior to November

6. 0. P. WILL NOT AGCEPT PROGHAM APPROVED BY COX   Assurance That League te Lead All Issues Seen By Harding's Advisers.   Senator and Lieutenants Realize Must Make Fight Of » Political Lives.

NOMINEE PLEASED  WITH CONFERENCE WITH THE - PRESIDENT   AGREE ON THE LEAGUE   Harding Says “Splendid ; Accord’ ‘Means Mote Disappointing * Wilson Policies    League of Nations Beginning te Appeat As the Parambunt  Campaign Issue

Republican Presidential. Nominee Welcomes Definite Issue Set by Democrats for President’s Vindication   QUOTES COLONEL HOUSE  ON PEACE CONFERENCES   Declares Bourbon Success in Election Would Mean Continuation of Disappointment Both to Europe and America

HARDING 70 FIGHT   He is to Attack the Foreign Pel: icy, of Mr. Wilson,   THAT ‘PRELIMINARY PEACE*   Col. Hoitse Tells of {t—~ Harding Hopes to Make “League” a Real issue.

WILOON FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE THE TARGET FOR  HARDING'S SHOT   }, 0, P, Conception of What Should Have Been Dona at Versailles Is Vindicated Ry Colonel House   THIS QUESTION MAY SUPERSEDE ALL ELSE   Front Porch writen + May Not Be Modified, But the Indications Are it Will Be Worth the Money

HARDING ATTACKS LEAGUE ONCE MORE   Fires Second Volley in His  Continued Offensive Against the Covenant   QUOTES COLONEL HOUSE   Now Regards Wilson’s Forcign Policy as Dominant Issue of Campaign

mii i WHAGAED BY HARDING   Fore-Sees League As A Paramount Issue and Lands Blow At Wilson and Delay

HARDING OPENS ATTACK ON GOVERNOR. COX'S “SPLENDID ACCORD” WITH-PRESIDENT WILSON

HARDING FORCES DEMAND DETAILS OF COX PROGRAN   Cox Policy to Mean Up. holding Wilson Foreign Policy

G. Q. P. Choice in a Bitter Attack. on Statement by Col; House: on League.   Says. a Democratic Victory ‘Would Mean Continuatior of Wilson Foreign Policy

SENATOR HARDING DIRECTS FIRST OFFENSIVE AGAINST WILSON’S FOREIGN POLICY

HARDING STRIKES AT  ~ WILSONIAN FOREIGN  POLICY, SAYS GOX MEANS MORE OF IT   \epublican Candidate Adopts Aggressive Action Following Report of White House Confah   FORESEES LEAGUE OF = NATIONS AS BIG ISSUE

HARDING WAGES: Wa ON WILSON “GOCAGREEMENT   Republican Nominee: Declares Articles by. Colonel House Supports Siand

IN COMING CAMPAIGN RESULT OF AN ANNOUNCEMENT   That Gov. Cox Stands ir Perfect Accord With Pre: -Wilson — Harding De. mands That Cox Go Or Record as to “Foreigr Committments.”

HARDING LAUNCHES ANOTHER OFFENSIV!   Attack “is Developed’ Towarc ‘New. Quarter.   FIGHTING BLOOD iS SHOWN      Nominee Declares Republican Conception of What Should Have Been Done at. Versailles Has Been Vindicated by House-—Determined to Yake Aggressive.

HARDING ON AGRESSIVE IN CAMPAIGN   IS PARAMOUNT - QUESTION   PLAYS GOLF DURING DAY

HARDING RENEWS OFFENSIVE OVER FOREIGN ISSUES   COLONEL HOUSE VINDICATED RE PLoLICAN'S IDEAS, SENATOR SAYS   TAKES AGGRESSIVE STAND   Nomines: Regards Wilson Foreign Poli. ex As Uaving Assumed Position “ of Paramountey in Coming Campaign

NATION’S LEAGUE WILL BE LEADING "CAMPAIGN ISSUI   Over Sunday Derelopments Around Campfires of Big Parties Indicates Thix.   Anwouncement That Governor “Is fs " Aocord With Presdeat, Taken to fe Plea for Ytrileation of Witson's Foreign Policy; Seek Cox's Attitude

By the Associated Press, Attacks Position of Cox and Wilsor and Quotes House in Support OF His Contention.

Harding , Makes Fight  On Administration   Charges That the Splendid Accord Between Wilson and Cox Mean Carrying Out of Wilson Policies,

HARDING PRESSES FIGHT  AGAINST ADMINISTRATION   “Splendid Accord Between Co) and Wilton Is Target for Republican Nominee.

WARDING SWATS WILSON FOREIGN POLICY AGAIN   Presidential Nominee to Hold Aggressive Campaign.

FIGHTING BLOOD OF HARDING HAS BEEN AROUSED   Republican Nominee Considers Wilson Foreign Policy Paramount Issue.

THARDING TAKES UP HOUSE STATEMENT MY STRININE AT WLOON: POLIGY   Beginning to Understand Mistaken Plighted Relationship of -U, S. to Europe Just in Time to Proceed to Ref Pa ea ee Ee ee a a 1 in A, Aadia~ ae

COX AND WILSON IN “SPLENDID ACCORD’   Harding Says “Splendid Accord” Means More Disappeinting Witlsen Policies   League of Nations Beginning te Appear Ax the Paramount Campaign Issue

Republican N ominge,: Result of. Conferen _ First. Chali         Democrats. Must Clear Ui tion-on Acticle. Te: ‘                  Mr, Harding Bays. Res ference: Means President

HARDING RENEWS WAR AGAINST COX AND MR. WILSON   Takes Statement of Col. Hou:e for Text of His Attack Issued Today.   SAYS U. S. BLOCKED WAY   Peace Could Have Been Made by Christmas 1918 But for United States.

HARING TAKES AGERE OGIVE AND INTENDS 10 HOLD tT   Regards Wilson Foreign Policy as Having Assumed Position of Paramountcy.   FRONT PORCH POLICY NOT MODIFIED, HOWEVER   Republican Nominee's Fighting Blood is Up and He is Ex. pected to Enliven Campaigt With Constructive Sugges tions on League of Nations

Colonel Reported As Declaring Treaty.Was Suggested Before : Creation of League.

HARDING QUOTES ~ COLONEL HOUSE   Says Preliminary Peace Possible in 1918

HARDING ATTACKS FOREIGN POLICY OF THE DEMOGRATS   Takes Offensive In Bringing League of Nations Issue Inte Prominence.

Col. House Says Europe Wanted Early Peace, but President Stood in Way

EUROPE DETERRED BY WILSON'S STAND IN MAKING PEAGE   SENATOR HARDING JUMPt TO THE ATTACK ON TRACTIIF ISSIR,   HOUSES LETTER   Former Aide of Wilson Disclos es that Treaty Could Have PReen Made in 1918.

HARDING SAYS 6. 0. VINDICATED BY HOUSE   ALLIES FAVORED SIGNING TREATY BEFORE DISCUSSING LEAGUE, TS CLAIM.

HARDING READY FOR FIGHT ON’ WILSON POLICY   AGREEMENT OF COX AND WILSON TAKEN AS PLEA FOR ITS VINDICATION.      Foreign Policy Says Nominex, Has Disappointed—Cox Re uses to Answer Now.

wupports ol. House in Saying Tha ‘Treaty Should Have Been Negotiated Befé  Creating League af Natians

HARDING PRESSES FIGHT ON WILSON   Vigorous'y Assalls Democrat Foreign Policy, es   QUOTES COLONEL HOUSE   Republican-Nominee Presses His Fight Against “Splendid Accord” of Presi dent and Cox,

HARDING OPENS FIRE ON FOREIGN POLICIES   Turns Front. Porch Battery on Cox With Fight on the Treaty Issues.

NARING COMES BAGK TO ATTACK   Second Statement Within Twenty-Four Hours  ARNEAIT IN ACCAINTC   Jpon Wilson Foreign Policy Which Has Assumed Position of Paramountcy in Campaign — Apparently Determined to Take and Hold Aggressive as Ficht Develops

HIT WILSON, HARDING PLAN   . Centers His ‘Campaign in Attack: or President and the League of . Nations.

Fore-Sees League As A Paramount Issue and Lands Blow At Wilson and Delay Of Peara

TWO ORDINARY COLLARS.           ‘ost-the Merch of ‘Tipton Sat. ““urday $500¢in’ Gold.

TWO ORDINARY COLLARS.   Cost the Merchanis of Tipton Saturday $500 in Gold.  e

FRENCH PRESIDENT RESIGNS HIS OFFICE ACCOUNT HEALTH   PREVWVIER WMILLERASND ENTHUSI, ASTICALLY ACCLAIMED AS THE NEXT PRESIDENT

DESCHANEL OUT, CHEER MILLERAND   Briend Will Be the New Premier Is French Belief.

MILLERAND IS NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANGE      Following Desehanel’s Resignation Premier ix Chosen by the Chamber of Deputies.

ROOTBLACK  M. AKE ol “$225 WEEK. Ant Wife Suen, When ‘He Won t Give  ee aii Peg

Week End Disorders Greatest Since Uprising Last Eastertide   POLICE IN ‘SPE C TOR  KILLED—MANY HURT   Torch Applied In All Sections And Damage Is Heavy

Dublin Castle Hears of More Than 100 Cases of Incendiarism and Attacks Against Officials and Public Preperty.

Pryer By Bishop Nichols Of The Episcopal Church At Democratic Conventio:

BUSA HEARING CLOSES TODAY   Lenz List of Witnesses Subpoenaed tu Give Testimony Makes Ik Necessary ta Continue Case This Afternvonu   4 WELVE ‘TAKE STAND SATURDAY   Defendant in Court Appears Nervous When Doctors Tell of Con GYauee taser)  Ahusteupeece*

BUSA HEARING _ CLOSES MONDA)   Tang List of Witnesses Subpoenaed to Give Testimony Makes It Necessary to Continue  Case in Afiernson   TWELVE TAKE STAND SATURDAY    Defendant in Court Appears Nervous When Doctors Telt of Conducting Autopsy

REGULARS QUIT CAMP FOR MINGO DISTRICT   sOVERNOR CORNWALL ASKS AIT OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILSON MAY DECLARE ZONE UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

U, §. REGULARS 10 QUELL STRIKERS   Will Leave Camp Sherman for West Virginia Strike Zone Tonight at Midnight

EXPECTED IN COAL FIELD   400 Picked Men to Patro Strike Region Mingo County.

SOLDIERS 10 LCAVE SHERWIAN LATE TONIGH]   Col. Hall Cammands Seasoned Troops for Strike Duty  Will Enter Danger Zone In Daylicht

“NICKY” QUITS JAIL AFTER GIVING BOND    Will Appear Before U. S. Com  missioner Today to Answer i to Contempt of Court -

OSAKA SILK PRICES HALVED   dapanese Drapers Take Action — te ‘Liquidate Their Stocks—Weavers Cut Production.”

japanese Drapers Take Action t Liquidate Their Stocks—Weavers Cut Production.

SILK DROPS 56 PCT. IN JAPAN   TOKIO DRAPERIES UNLOADING COTTON AND SILK STOCKS CHEAP—FACTORIES ARE CLOSING.

TROUBLE LOOMS NAAN WIT PANIC AT. HANG    Nippon Likely to Face Unem  ployment Problem for First Time in. History

CUT JAPANESE SILK PRICES   Osaka Drapers Take Action to Liquidate Their Stocks.

ar es. ie maniacal FINANCIAL SITUATION. IN . JAPAN APPROACHES ‘cRIat

PRIORITY CAR QUIZ BEGINS   Interstate Commerce Commissioner Atchison Hears Complaints of Bribery, -

‘Consumers Able to Get Product  from Ten to Fourteen ; sents Per Quart

MILK PRICES CUT BY LOCAL DEALERS ONE AND TWO CENTS   Consumers Able to Get Produc from Ten to Fourteen Cents Per Quart

RE-ESTABLISH GERMAN TRADE   Means for Remaining i in Touch With Outside  World Pointed Out

GERMAN ShlP OWNERS PLEASED WITH PLANS FOR RE-QPENING ROUTE   AGREEMENT REGARDED AS OPEN ING WEDGE TO RESTORE RELATIONS WITH WORLD.

WAGE PARLEY {¢ STILL DRAGGING   Anthracite Operators Ask Time to Make Reply  TO MNONICICEN NCMAANRC   Action of Miners in Reducing Requirements Averts Deadlock—New Demands are for Universal Eight-Hour Day and Wage Faqual to that Given Bituminous Diggers

MINERS AWAITING REPLY TO DEMANDS   Request of Operators for Further Time Was Granted, Adjournment Being Taken Until This Afternoon.

Anthracite Operators Are Framing. Reply to Miners; Diggers Modify Demands

NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL,   Reply From Anthracite Operators to Miners’ Demands Awnited.

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ARE AT STANDSTL   Anthracite Operators Fram ing Their Reply to Demands of Workers

JOHNSON SAYS WILLARD FIGHT WAS A PHONEY  WAS PROMISED IMMUNITY iF HE LET WHITE MAN WIN AT HAVANA.  IS NOW READY 10 MEET  AND FIGHT DEMPSE'

nn SS  a °*Ly ARICR Ory "TORIC      CHANGE OF TONE SEEN    PREMIER TAKES UP THE CRISIS, SPEAKS OF BRITISH OFFER

Inlotl RAIL MEN MAY DECIDE 10 CARRY THE ARM   CHANGE OF TONI SEEN      PREMIER TAKES UP TUE CRISIS, SPEAKS OF GRITISH OFFER

CRY INVASION OF STATES’ RIGHTS IN ORDER FOR HEARING TO STOP TRAINS

EXPECTS TO MAKE  CHICAGO BONE DRY BY CHRISTMAS TIME   NEW PROHIBITION AGENT IN CENTRAL DISTRICT HAS PRETENTIOUS PROGRAM

NEW OFFICIAL 10 WAGE DRY CRUSADE   Will Permanently Close Every Place Caught Selling Liquors.

Wife of Sheriff Floors Prisoner With Padlock,  Prevente Jail Delinor:

CALL STRIKE ON ROGK ISLAND R.A   All Brakemen Will Quit Worl Next Sunday Evening, Says Report

oR L & P. BAKEMEN STRIKE,   Se ite we g™ Be FREER Rs Be. oe RE Se Bae  Dissatisfaction With Wage Scale Given as Cause.

OBJECTION. RAISED TO ROAD MARKING:   Plan of. State Highway Commissio: for Numbering Primary Roads Strikea a Temporary Spag.

OBJECTION RAISED TO ROAD MARKINGS   Plan of State Highway Commission for Numbering Primary Roads Strikes a Temporary Snag with the Casa Board.

LABOUR'S CASE IS PRESENTED   Wants Right to Strike Unabridged in Illinois Constitution.

LOOK FOR BIG DROP IN SUGAR   Wholesalers Predict 8 to 10-Cent Fall

AN APPEAL TQ THE AMERICAN PENPIE.   PLIGHT OF REFUGEE CHILDREN TERRIBLE

ARRAIGNS LEAGUE OF NATIONS      Poindexter Says It Is a Blessing Wiison Has Not Had His Way.

ADRIATIC. TROUBLE PROVES AMERIGA Huh  NOT ENTER   Senator Poindexter ~ Arraigns ‘League Of Nations—Such Differences Lead To Wars.   NGW RELIEVED OF BURDED

UTTER FUTILITY  OF LEAGUE PLAN 5 POINTED OU! BY POINDEXTER   Wilson’s Meddling in Aariatic Embroglio is Severely Arraigned By Senator in Ponnevivania Speech,   WITHDRAWAL FROM THE ALLIANCE ADVOCATEL

OPEN BATTLE IN DUBLIN; MANY KILLED   Soldiers Shoot Down Scores of Persons at Footbail Game.   XILL 12 BRITISH OFFICERS   Well Organized Generai Attack Made by the Republicans—Biack and Tans Fire into Crowd ef 15.000.

BIG MASSACRE IN DUBLIN CITY   Soldiers Shoot Down Scores of Persons at Football Game.   13 BRITISH OFFIGERS KILLED   Well Organized General Attack Made by the Republicans—Black and Tans Fire Into Crowd of 15,000.

BLOGDY MASSACRE IN TRISH CAPITAL   Black and Tan Fire Into Crowd of 15,000 Persons.   TERROR REIGNS IN DUBLIN   Sinn Feiners in Well-Organized At tacks on Barracks and Hotels Kill Thirteen British Officers—Cork Also in Panic.

SHANTUNG RETURN NOW SEEMS DISTANT   No Negotiations Started Betwee: Japan and China, ts Belief

SHERIFF OUTWITS MOB IN OKLAHOMA   LYNCHING BEE IS) AVERTED WHEN OFFICER LANDS NEGRO IN STATE PRISON,

OFFICERS THWART PLANS TO LYNCH OKLAHOMA NEGAD   CONVICT IS DELIVERED TO PENITENTIARY APTER EVADING MOB.

HARDING ‘COULD ‘NO’ ~ CALL. ON THE PRES WENT   President, “Also Failed. ta - Send : Message .of -Con. gratulation’ er alles . tion Result. .

EASON HARDING  FAILED 10 CALL. AT WHITE HATIGE   lad No Invitation from President and Felt Ha Might Be Intruder.   WILSON NEVER HAS SENT JONGRATULATORY MESSAGE      ‘Zis Coolness Towards President. Bleet Puzzling to Soma of His Friends.   REMEMBERED BY HARDING   ‘May Have Figured in His Refusal of Proffered Warship for Panama Trip.

HAD NO BID T0 WHITE HOUSE   WHY HARDING FAILED TO CALL ON THE PRESIDENT.   SENATOR IS JUST A BIT SORE   NEGLECT OF MR. WILSON To CONGRATULATE RANKLES.,   Tried to Observe Proprietice ian Absence of Formal Iuvitatiea—Better for Ceuntry Had Twe Men Conferred.

Wilson’s Refusal to Send Direct Invitation Blocks Conference.   LEADERS ARE FAR APART   Harding Mystified at President’s Failure to Send Conaratulations.

U.S. WANTS TURK EXPELLED, COLBY WRITES TO ALLIES   Original Position of United States Government Is Again Made Plain.   WANTS ARMENIAN STATE  ee ere nee  No Reason Why Turkish Capital Should Be Retained in Europc.

EXPEL TURKS FROM EUROPE, U, $, DESIR   New Note Setting Forth Amer ica’s View Prepared For the Allied Governments.   IS {N REPLY TO AN INQUIR'   Wants Armenia to Have All Ter: ritory It Can Control—Says Russia Must Have Voice.

EXPEL THE TURK FROM EUROPE IS POSITION OF U.S   Stand is Made Known ir Note to the Supreme Council

WOULD HAVE TURKS EXPELLED   United States Sees. No Reason for > Turkish * Capital in Europe

TURKS SHOULD BE EXPELLED. FROM — " EUROPE SAYS NOTE   The Note Bears Signature. o Bainbridge Colby. New: Sec: retary of State—First Di ~~plomatic Paper Signed Dy  Liaw.

EXPULSION OE TURK FROM -EOUROPE. 15° AMERICA’S DESIR   Seerctary of. State Colhy t Serd'Note en Subject to Allied Council   CONSTANTINOPLE, March 24.—Ali Said Pasha, military governor of Constantinople, has been arrested by the Brit tot faemee iv tho mite.

U.S. INSIST "DRIVING TURK FROM EUROPE   Note Addressed To Suprem Council Expresses Views

Such Is The Attitude Of The Americar Government  Reply Made To Frenct And British Governments—Colby’s Firs! Official Document

WANTS TURK OUSTED   CLEAR EUROPE OF MOSLEMS, U. S. AGAIN DEMANDS.   New Note Signed by Colby Soon to Be Dispatched to the Allies.

AMERICA FIRM UN EXPULSION HF THRKS   Government Restates Posi. tion In Note To Allied High Council.   DESIRE ARMENIA OBTAIN FREEDOM   U. S. Demands Russia Bx Considered In Settling Dif ficulties.

OUST THE TURKS, INSISTS THE U. S   Note Urges Expulsion of Sultan From Constantinople.   independent Armenia Favored and Consideration fcr Russia Requested in Message to Allies.

PURSUE LYM ULUIVE  INSISTED ‘ON BY > WASHINGTON   Russia Should Have Place  Constantinople Control  Tenor of New Note

Restatement’ of : Government’ “Original Position on Turkish - Settlement’ to Be Colby’s . First Diplomatic Paner

STATE ORIGINAL STAND ON TURKS   amerioa Government Stil Maintains Expulsion From  Europe is Best.   COLBY PREPARES A REPLY

MERICA AGAIN STATES POSITION TURKS IN FUROPE   Note Is Sent To Allied Supreme Coun cil Bearing New Secretary of State’s Signature.

U.S, BELIEVES TURKS SHOULD BE KICKED OU}   New Secretary of State Sends First Note to Allied  ~ Supreme Council on Neat East Situation.

OUST TURK, SAYS U, S,   Note Urges Expulsion of Suttan' From Constantinople. ‘ Ope. £i      independent Armenia Favored an Consideration for Russia Requests {  ed in Message to Allies. +4

OUST TURKS, IS U.S. DEMAND IN NOTE TO ALLIES      Colby Signs Statement Urging  Expulsion From Europe.—lIs Reply to Inquiry.

EXPULSION OF TURKEY URGED   UNITED STATES WILL, RE STATE POSITION IN NOTE TO THE ALLIES.

OUST TURK, SAYS U. S.   Note Urges Expulgjon of Suitan  From Constantinople.   “Independent Armenia Favored and : Consideration for Russia Request: ed in Message to Allies.

AMERICA WOULD QUST THE TURI   Note To The Allies Will Set Forth America’s Position Once More.

AMERICA INSISTS LURKS BE EXPEL  FE   Note Ready For Allies Wants Turks Out of The European Territory.  Wants Armenia to Have Large Territory.   No Reason For Retaining Capital in Europe.

WANTS ARMENIA ESTABLISHED AS SEPARATE STATE      COLBY SIGNS FIRST OFFICIAL NOTE AS SECRETARY CLIVING POSITION OF U. 8. TO FRENCH  AND BRIFISH

FIRST NOTE BY COLBY   Answer Inquiry Concerning Expulsion of Turks From Europe.

RE-STATE AMERICAN POSITIOD      Pa mE ioe : The Turk. Must: Be Driven From - Europe, Says State Department.

(EW OFFICERS TAKE PLAGES   -CHARLES R. RAILSBACK SUCCEEDS DAVE GILES AND DANIELS BEGINS NEW TERM   WOMEN SERVERS DEPUTIE!

ECHO RECENT RAILROAD YARDMEN’S STRIKE HEARE   Five Million Dollar Damage Suit Filed at Cleveland

Final Appeals Made by Three Leading Republican Candidates to Wolverine  Electorate.   NO ACTIVE CAMPAIGN BY PERSHING, HOOVER   Palmer Makes Trip Across State Campaigning for Democratic Votes.

MICHIGAN WILL HULD PREFERENCE PRIMARY MONDA   Much Interest Mani. fested in Outecome— Expect Big Vote   LOWDEN CLOSES AT SAGINAW

SIX REPUBLICANS ARE ASKING MICHIGAN FOR PRESIDENTIAL FAVOR   Palmer Is Only Democratic Active Aspirant In Primary To Be Held Tomorrow.

MICHIGAN PRIMARY TO COME ON MONDAY   STATE FOR PRESENT CENTER OF POLITICAL ACTIVITY.   Final Appeals to Voters Made by Gevernor Lowden and Senator Johnson — General Wood Also a oCnatender.

VOTE 'N MICHIGAN [3 EXPECTED 10 BE UNUSUALLY HEAVY   Final Appeals Are Made by Governor Lowden and . Senator Johnson   THREE CORNERED CONTEST IS OUTSTANDING FEATURE   Important Bonding Issues to he Pasa. ed on in Many Cities and Towns—  Registration Books Show More  Than 20000 Elitible to Cast Bale lots in Detroit,

MICH CAMPAIGN REACHES A NEND   Final Appeals ‘of Lowden and Johnson Mark Its Close.

MICHIGAN VOTERS TO POLLS MONDA)   FIVE DEMOCRATS ON BALLOT  BUT PALMER MADE ONLY x ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.

Entered as Second Class Mail Matter a the Olean (N. Y¥.) Pestoffice.

PLOT BACK OF STRIKE IN ITALY   Scheme to Overthrow Social Order Throughout Nation ls Suspected,   Telegraph Lines Cut and Roads Biocked With Trees at Lozzo, Callazo and Ocmmgge—Troops Disperse Rioters.

se Re TE EA AARNS CERNE AR ECE BC PAI ETS UANIY AON EMMI POs BEANO ARS PE RAE AT BI   Riots in Several. Cities, “and, Police “are Killed in Street Battles ia Situation Improving .

DISORDERS ARD RIOTS 14 ITALY   Attempt is Made to Over tum Social Order   REDS ARE ACTIVE   Troops Called Out to Restore Quiet in Several  Cities of Country.

Disorder All Over Country Leads to Suspicion of Overthrow Plot.   HOIST RED FLAGS      Soldiers and Police Guard Shops From Attacks’ by Armed Mobs.

PLOT BACK OF ~ ATALY STRIKES   Scheme to Overthrow Social Order Throughout Nation . _ Is Suspected.   RED:...FLAGS:. ARE... HOISTED   Telegraph Lines Cut, and Roads, Blocked With Trees at Lozzo, Cal- . lazo and Domegge—Troops Disperse’ Rioters.

ITALY IS SCENE OF WIDE SPREAD RED DISORDERS   Many Killed and Woundec According to Reports from Piombimo

PLOTBACKOF ITALY STRIKES   Scheme to Overthrow Social Or. der Throughout Nation ls Suspected.   RED FLAGS ARE HOISTED   Telegraph Lines Cut and Roade Blocked With Trees at Lezzo, Callazo and Domegge—Troops  Disperse Rioters.

MANY EAD It ITALIAN RIOTS   Unemployment Held Responsible for Disorder —Machine Gun and Grenades Used  _in Fighting

REPORT RIOTS AND STRIKES   Disorders in Isolated and Separated Parts. of Italy. Appear

DEE? SUH ME ID OVERTURN  NUGIAL ORDER IS REVEAL FI   Telegraph Lines Are Cut and Roads Blocked With Trees   POLICEMEN SLAIN IN STREET CLASH   Anarchists With Machine Gun Terrorize People ol Ancona

Scheme to Overthrow Social Or. der Throughout Nation Is Suspected,   RED FLAGS ARE HOISTED   Telegraph Lines Cut and Roads — Blocked With Trees at Lozzo, Callazo and Domegge—Troops Disperse Rioters.

POLICE BATTLE ANARCHISTS IN ITALIAN TOWNS   Order Restdred After Soldiers Are Called Out; Anarchists’ Leader Killed   ALSO RIOT IN GERMANY   See in Riots Plot to Overthrow Present Form of Government of Country

RED FLAGS ARE * HOISTED IN ITALY   SCHEME TO OVERTHROW SOCIAL ORDER IN NATION DETECTED.

PLAN TQ QVERTHAOW SUGIAL ORDER SEEMS TO BE GAINING QAIL'   RISORDERS REPORTED FROM WANY ISOLATED SECTIONS OF ITALY TODAY,

UNREST CAUSE OF SERIOUS RIOTS THROUGHOUT ITALY   Three Persons Killed in Encounters With Police Near Uncona--Situation is Serious

PREACHER MUST STAND TRIAL   Attorney General Orders RetArrest! and Arralgnment of Rev. J. O. Ly Spracklin, Liquor Offleer. ©

REV, SPRACKLIN “S FACING TRIAL   For Killing Tremble While Raidhy An dnn for Booze Jury Exonerated Spracklin.

ANEW ADDITION IN DEPREZ STORE   H WARE HOURE EXPANDING BUILDING FOUR NTORIES MIGH- -ALL MODERN.   ARE PUSHING WORK RAPIDLY

ANEW ADDITION - IN DEPREZ STOR!   HABDWARE HOUSE EXPANDIN( > WITH BUILDING FOTR STORIES HIGH--ALL MODERN.   ‘ARE PUSHING WORK RAPIDLY

INTEREST AATES FOR DEPOSITORS WILL BE LOWER   Federal Reserve Recommendation Is That Money Placed in Banks Shall Not Be Regarded Investments

214% AS MAXIMUM RATE   Banks« in Federal Reserve Districts Are Given Recommendation.

ALLEGED SLAYER OF HUSBANDS ON TRI   St. Louis Woman Under Two Tn dictments for Firat Degres Murder. - i

TRY MOTHER FOR TWO MURDERS   Daughter Killed Her Two Husbands—Mother May Have Planned Crimes.

vy Sor i ot i imme iaiiiaiia la cas amen aaa nee WOMAN UNDER TWO INDICTMENTS FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND GOES ON TRIAL

BERGDOLL CASE THURSDAY   Trial of Alleged Dratt Kwvader Will Come Hefore General Court Mariini Roard.

BERGDOLL GASE THURSDAY   Trial of ANlered Drare Fvader Will Come Hefore Generat Conrt Wartini Ranra.

MEXICAN GOVT, WILL CONSIDER UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF FRANCISCO VILLA ONLY

POLISH JEWS COME TO U. S.   More Than 360,000 Prepare to Leave Poland for America This Year.

360.000 JEWS COMING TO U. S.   That Number Preparing to Leave Po. land for America.

STATE DEPARTMENT THREATENS ACTION   May Revoke Cable Landing Permits o Western Union; Discrimination Is Charged.

GOVERNMENT STATEMENT CARRIES VEILE. TAREAT TO SPANK WESTERN UNION

DISGREDI RUMOR MACOWINEY 15 FED   Could Not Be Done Without Physician’s Knowledge, Officials Point Out.

VIRTUALLY [IMPOSSIBLE   To. Feed MacSwiney Withow Enowledge of the Attending Physicians.

M’SWINEY A LITTLE BRIGHTER   Home Office Says if He Is Being Fed “We Do Not Know it.”

NEW MINE WAGES BEING DISCUSSEE   Lloyd George and Experts are Preparing a Schedule Which May Mean Settlement of the Strike Before! Long.—Con foveneoa Cantinip.

COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT FORECASTED   Labor and_ _ Government . Leaders Hopeful-of : Salntion © y   PREMIER IN CONFERENCE   Discusses New Wage Figures for Miners With Experts

LLOYD GEORGE IS CONFERRING WITH STRIKERS   Yew Wage and Production Being Worked Out

DONFERENGE 12 LETLC TAKE NOY UVDER Why   DISCESSTON OF WAGE ADJUST. WENTS BY BRITISH GOVERN. VENT MAY END STRIRE.

BRITISH GOVT. AND EXPERTS WORKING ON NEW SET OF FIGURES   Settlement Confidently Expected Soon — Doubtful if Railway Men ‘Would Walk Out at Allin Svmnoathw

RAGLAN WS ST RIKE WEAKENS.   Contererecs Naw on that May Settle the Trouble.

NEGOTIATIONS ON 10 SETTLE ~ MINERS STRIKI   New Figures On Wages and Pro duction Being Prepared By Experts.   OUTLOOK 1S VERY HOPEFUL    Government Leaders and Min: . ers’ Officials Meet to Consider Plans.

OLE PAUBPELTD OF SETTLEMENT   Premier and Cabinet Con. fer with Strikers   NOTHING IS GIVEN OUT   3ut Fact that Conversations  are to Continue Encourages Hope of Adjustment—Premier George Suggests New Formula for Guaranteeing Larger Output

Ba COAL STRIKE SITUATION IMPROVEL   !Lloyd George Confers With Leaders and Possible Results Cause Optimism.

PREMIER MEETS ARINE EXPERTS   Diseusses Production and Wag: Figures Before Resuming Nevotiation .

REMWE ENE “OFA STRIKE   - Confer.at Premier's. Residence  Enactment of Bill Is “Halted, “Awaits” Parley

STRIKE DISCUSSION CONTINUES; HOPES GROWS BRIGHTER   To Present Proposals to Miners Increasing Output of Dan]

CREAT BRITAIN COAL INDUSTRY LOGKS BETTER   Chance Th at Miners 9 Kile! Or erntors May Gei Tagether Through Loyd G waEOP  ran

EXPERTS CONFER © ON NEW FIGURES   British Cabinet Fears a Dead. lock in Coal Strike Negotiations.   MEETINGS ARE CONTINUED   Government Pushes Emergency Méas. ure in the House of Commons to Give it Power to Cope With Any Disorders.

NEGOTIATIONS OM STRIKE RESUMED   Lloyd George Meets Representatives of Miners.   DISCUSSIONS TO CONTINUE   Hope Seems to Prevail That There Will Be Settlement of Walkout—-Government Contemplates Postponing Introduction of Its Emergency Bill Into Parliament.

CONFERENCES OVER ENGLISH MINE STRIKE   Lloyd George, With Other Cabi net Members, Meet Strikers’ Agents.

LLOYD GEORGE MET BRITISH EXPERTS   New W age Seale Figutes Con sidered by the British Gevernment Today.

LS Fe oii ee ee ee ——— TTT  PROSPECT OF SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH COAL STRIKE BRIGHT

HOPE 10 SETTLE ENGLISH STRIKE   Striking Miners Begin Series of Conferences With Lloyd George and Cabinet .   POSTPONE LEGISLATION   Formula for Increased Production and Higher Wages: Basis of Parley ~

BRITAIN’S STRIKE MAY END TODAY   Conference Expected to Settle the Miners’ Walkout   BOTH SIDES OPTIMISTIC   Neither Has Yielded Main Con tentions. Leaders Sav

BRITGH CABINET FEARS DEADLOCK   Experts Confer on New Figures in Mine Strike.   LABOR CONGRESS WEDNESDAY   Meetings of Labor Representatives and Government Officiais Continue in an Effort to End the Tieup —Push Emergency Measure.

Diggers Expected to Be Grant. ed Wage Increase and Gov. ernment Give nAssurance of Greater Production.

EXPERTS HOLD CONFERENCE IN LABOR WAR   British Cabinet Fears a Deadlock in Coal Strike Negotiations.   MEETINGS ARE CONTINUED   Government Pushes Emergency Meas. ure jn the House of Commons to Give It Power to Cope With Any Disorders.

BRITAIN HOPEFUL OF SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF MINERS’ STRIKE   Government Officials in Confer. ence With Union Heads Over : _Basis of Adjustment   SECRETARY OF RAIL UNION OPPOSES SYMPATHY STRIKE   Declares Walk-Out Might Mean Downfall of all

Premier Lloyd George and Miners’ Executive in Conference.   PEACE SINE VICTORY END IS HERALDED   Newspapers Are Confident That Peaceful Solution Is Probable.

LLOYD GEORGE AND MINERS MEET; SEE COAL STRIKE’S END   PREMIER TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS HOPED TO MAKE WAGE IN. CREASES POSSIRLE

TO SETTLE THE MINERS’ STRIKE   Coriversations Renewed a London Today Expected to Lead to Settlement   Lloyd George and Executives of Miners’ Federation it Conference

CONFERENCE MAY END MINERS’ STRIKI   Lloyd George and Cabinet Meet Union Delegation   Resume Sessions Today—Hope Settlement in Premier's Offer

ENGLION MINE CONFERENCES IN PROGRESS   New Set of Figures For the Wages of the Coal Miners and Production Being Arranged.

SETTLEMENT OF. — STRIKE LIKEL}   BRITISH GOVT. REVISES PA‘ SCHEDULE FOR WORKERS; EX PECT BOTH SIDES TO BE SAT ISFIED

Premier Lloyd George Confers With Government Experts Concerning New Set of Figures For Wages of Coal Miners and Production i n Coal Industry.

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IS NOW LIKELY   Conferences in Englanc Appear to be Favorable for Close.

NECESSITIES SHOW CONTINUED DROP IN MARKET PRICES   Cash Wheat Registers Spectacular. Decline, Falling 10 Cents More   in Minneapolis— Another Slump Recolded in  '  , (Bee SS See

SENATOR LA FOLLETTE UNDERGOES OPERATION   Surgeons Report Success anc Patient Resting Easily,

OPERATE ON ‘LAFOLLETTE   Surgeons Say It Was More Serious Than Anticipated—-Gall Sao Removea. q

LAFOLLETTE UNDER KNIFE   Wiseonsin Senator. is Sueevessinlty Operated on Today.

(THE STATE ORGAN’S ESTIMATE   Of Senator Harding's Acceptance Speech Is Not Flattering.

SEEKS NEW RULER FOR IRISH   Great Britain Offers Post to Popular Peer, Is Report.

BRITAIN SEEKS IRISH RULER   Popular Peer Has Been Offered Post Held by French, Says Man. chester Guardian.

SPANISH WAR VETERANS: OLS ERADICATION DF WAVE OF RARIGALISA      ADVOCATE HIGHER PAY FOR OF. FICERS AND ENLISTED MEN OF ARWY AND SAVY,

AGAINST  THE REDS   Eradication of Radicalism Adyocated by Spanish War Veterans.

RUSSIAN OFFICER ~~ EVACUATE SIBERE   Officers With Families Lane At Tokio Indicating Withdrawal From East.   MARINES FIGURE IN I

OLD-TIME 6. 0.P, SPIRIT RETURNS   Delegates Are Roused to Higt Pitch of Enthusiasm by Speech of Chauncey Depew.   FIRST. WOMAN SPEAKER

Lodge Remains as Permanent. Chairman-—Minotit of Credentials Committee Not Preseritéd—«§ ing Fills Time as Delegates Await -Platforin

CONVENTION HEARS COMMITTEE REPORTS IN SHORT SESSION   All Routine Matters Disposed 0 Except Report of Committee - On Party Platform.

SHORT SESSION ON WEDNESDAY   Delegates Hear Reports and Listen to Oratory   DEPEW DESTROYS APATHY      Veteran Politician Arouses Wave of Enthusiasm

REPUBLICANS IN GREAT REVIVAL   LOVE FEAST FOLLOWS BRIEF BUT ACTIVE SESSION,   COMMITTEE BUSTS MISSOUR!   Credentials of Delegates In Three fr stances Not Sustained As Passed On by National Gommittee—Entire Ganvention At Prayer.

“AT CONVENTION   Much Enthusiasm Apparent at Republican National Convention Today.   SESSION TODAY WAS SHORT    Resolution Committee Expected tobe Ready to Report -on Thursday.

BUSINESS OVER, “EOVENTION TURNS ~-106.0.P. REVIVAL      CHAUNCEY M. - DEPEW : EXT: NS DELEGATES ANDY WITH FUNNY STORI                    COMMITTEE REPORTS . ARE SOON ADOPTET   Waiting. Now For Repart of Regolutions Committee’ Preparing th Platform.  ‘45

BUSINESS OVER, COVENTION TURNS 100.0. P.REVIVA   CHAUNCEY M. BEPEW ENTER. TERTAINS DELEGATES AND ViSITORS WITH FUNNY STORIES.        COMMITTEE REPORTS ARE SCON ADOPTED   Waiting Mow For Report of Resolu tions Committce Preparing the Platform. Rp

NEAR BALLOT AT CHICAGO AS PRELIMINARY WORK ENDS: LODGE IS MADE CHAIRMAN

UHAUNGEY UEPEW GET OLD TIME ENTHWolAoM bUING AT GUNVENTION   FUNNY SiORIES AND HOT QUII’S AT DEMOCRACY GET HUGE SWELTERING * CROWD IN REAL CONVENTION HUMOR   Dean Curtiss Stands High In Estimation of Those Who Look To Get Results for Farmer  In Next Administration.

RET NE tery   CHAUNCEY DEPEW OF NEW YORK INSTILLS SOME SPIRIT IN «THE CONVENTION

G. 0. P. CONVENTION CLEARS DECKS FOR PLATFORM REPORT   Depew. Resurrects Old - Tim Spirit. With Sarcasm at Administration   PLATFORM DEBATE TOMORROW

i. OP. CONVENTION ADOPT THREE REPORTS AND ADJOURNS IN BURST OF WILD ENTHUSIASM      Veteran New York Politician Stirs Up Delegates With Addres«— Weman Speaks to Convention and Pledges Suprort of Her Sex

OIL STOCKS DECREASE.   Heavy Drafts Made in March or Reserve cf Crude, Report States.

NURSES WN NARROW ESCAPE   Six Seriously Injured In Their Escape + From Hospital At Omaha This Morning.

IX NURSES ARE INJUREI   When Fire Destroyed University 0 Nebraska Hospital in: Omaha

JAIL IN BILLINGS PROVES NO BARRIER TO Talo DESPERADO   In Broad Daylight Saws Through Iron Bars and Walks Away.   Makes Escape Ahead of Officers Wanting Him for Canadian Crime.

WHO WANTS FIVE ‘BARRELS DRINKS   CIDER IS HONEST DRINK AGAIN —FERMENTED GRAPE JUICE IS ALSO RESPECTABLE

REPUBLICANS ARE MATING ROOT'S. RETURN IN FALL   ‘Lawrence Saya They Have ‘Giver Details of Programme for D $. in World Politics.         STATEMENTS TO PRESENT  “BAB ONLY NEGATIVE ONES   Bakieves They Are Waiting Rost’ Return from Conference With. : Burope's Diplomats,        “PROPOBING. WORLD . COURT          ;Morai of. Harding's Silence  jon Doiails Js ‘Watch for Mr, -Root's Return.”

WORLD RUMPUS GETS NO RISE FROM HARDING   Cox Doesn’t Mention Military Either; Root May Urge “The” League.

ELIHU ROOT IS HARDING ASSET   REPUBLICANS AWAIT RETURN OF FORMER SENATOR.   MAY POINT A PATH TO PEACE   Knows Conditions in Eurepe Prebably Better ‘Than Any Americana, and Can Frame a Policy fer Nation to Follow.

y the Sun Gt-$7,500 Are Askec bcs Sh By Frank Westeteld Ear... Catherine Westerficls, .   CLAIMS BURNED BY LIVE WIRE

CITY OF MITCHELL    Made Defendant in at in $7,500 Damage / Suit Filed in Local Coart

And Se the Princess Yamped-and Mar. nied Erich, Buehl at San Franelseo

THREE HUNDRED REDS KILLED.   In Fighting Government Troops in ME notmhihaNa

MOSCOW APPEARS TC BE PROSPERING   Parks and Gardens Well Kep While Pedestrians Well Dressed and Traffic Lively

Moscow Nearer Normal Than Any Russian City Correspcndent Declares

Truth About Russia As Tt Is, Told by A. P. Man   SOVIET OFFICIALS STUFF WHILE PEOPLE NEED FOOD—COUNTRY LOOTED TO ENRICH MOSCOW, IT IS SAID—CAPITAL IS BUSY BUT THERE ISN’T MUCH REAL PROSPERITY, UNDERNEATH SURFACE.

ALL RUSSIA GIVES UP ITS BEST TO MOSCOK   Even Remete Villages Stripped of Neces.  sities and Luxuries Alike That Capi tal May Revel in Plenty.

Russia Stripped to Support Moscow City V Well Fed While Nation Starves   Soviet Capital Maintains Brave Front, With Shops Open, Street Cars Running and Appearance of Business, Despite Ruin and Despair Elsewhere— People Struggle, Preparing for Winter’s Blasts.

RUSSIAN CITIES NOT DESTITUT   REPORTS OF PRIVATION ARE EXAGGERATED, SAYS OFFICIAL SCRIBE

END TO MRS. KIDDER   : Mother of Mrs. E. H. Lindley Died. At Chancellor’s Residence

THIN WINTER FOR RUBE MARQUARD   Sv Suys Blossom Seeley, His Forme Wife, Just Granted a Divorce

RUBE MARQUARD LOSES HIS WIFE, HIC TAR HIS PASH      Actress Spouse Gets Divores From Star Pitcher Of Dodgers   WAS POOR PROVIDER

RUBE” LOSES HIS WIFE, TOO..   Blossom ‘Seeley . Géts ‘Divorce ‘From - Quteast Dodger -Pitcher.

Untied Press) HIS W ive "SAYS it LOOKS LIKE aA THIN WINTER FOR   DESERTION GIYEN AS THE GROUND FOR DIVORCE, Coc. PLE HAVE OWF CRHELB

Thin Winter Is Ahead for Rube, Says Mrs. Rub   Brooklyn Ball Player Firs Loses His Job, and Today He Lost His Wife Also.

TO REOPEN SHANTUNG CASE   Japan Ready to Negotiate Return of Province to China.

READY TO RETUR! SHANTUNG   Japanese Minister at Peking inetruct ed to Again Open Noegotia. tions With Ghina.

HUNT FOR SINN FEIN, PLOTTERS   Irish Office Says Arrest ‘Expected Within ~~ Few-Days >   GUARD COMMONS

More Than 43. ‘Per. Cenk ‘of Registered Voters. ‘Had . Expressed. Preference at 12 O’cleck; Total at  sf 2 O'clock: Was. 7512, 57 Per: Cent ‘of Those “ Eoibles Indépéendent Wards Lead: 2°

LENROOT WINS IN WISCONSIN, FIGHT   : 3 AMes Thompso  . ° ‘ys gnampioned  “OF ONette; Esch Defeated

GENERAL WOOD STARTS- WHIRLWIND N.C. TOU!      Nine Speeches in as Many Nort Carolina Cities: in One Day i the Schedule. -

BURGLARS BREAK INTO TWO LOCAL - BUSINESS HOUSES   SMALL AMOUNT TAKEN FROM FORD CO—ATTEMPT MADE TO OPEN SAFE AT KING GROCERY.

FALSE TALES OF COLLEGE:   Author of Bogus Stories Affeeting Students of Wellesley Arrested at Boston.

ALLEGED AUTHOR OF ~ FAKE STORIES HELE   Man, Charged With Sending False New Items Arraigned In Court

ALLEGED FAME PRESS ASSOCIATION. HEAD S PLACED UNDER ARRES   Vian Believed To Be Connected with the ‘‘Red Action Press’  Charged with Using the Mails in a Scheme tan Tiafraua

BUBONIG PLAGUE CLAIMG VICTIM: ~ FUNERAL HALTED   Health Men Stop Train t ; Vaecinate in Small Pox } Epidemic.

NEW DEATH FROM. BUBONIC PLAGUE   Seven-Year-Old Negro Boy's Funeral Held Up in Beaumont; Body Kxamined,

ISLAND OF MALTA EARTHQUAKE   Property Damaged and the Populatiow in Panic.

BIG CRASH IN GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS TODAY   Weakness of The New Yer! Stock Market Given as Ap-" parent Reason.

GRAIN: MARKET BREAKS DUE 10 JAP FAILURES   Liquidation on New York Ex  change Causes Big Drop in Motors, Oils, Equipments; Corn and Oats Down

HOLD TWO FOR ROBBERY IN CHICAG(   Pair Admitted They Are Under Bond at Pine Bluff for Robbery.

Cabinet Member Says It Is Not Good’ Business To Ex_ tend: Further Credits.

HOUSTON HEARS PLEA   RESERVE BOARD IS ALSO SEEN BUT ACTION IS DEFERRED.

FARMERS SEE HUSTON.      secretary of Treasury Asked to Bet. ter Farmers’ Credit.

HOUSTON UNABLE TO AD FARMERS STABILIZE PRIGES   Secretary of Treasury - Baiks When Asked to Assist in, Withholding Products:. —   DELEGATES URGE CREDIT TO GERMAN PURCHASERS   Rejuvenation of War Finance Corporation Not Considered Good Business

NO MORE EUROPEAN  CREDIT, SAYS HOUSTON   In Declining to Furnish Money to Purchase Foodstuff for Europeans,

Secretary of Treasury Tells Committee It Would be Considered Bad Business at This Time to Extend Further Credit to Europe; Spokesman Says Situation Is Alarming   OPTIMISTIC FEELING EXISTS

We ee ee a eee lit a  AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS APPEAL TO SEC. HOUSTON

ARM LEADERD CARH FlGiil TQ TREASURY   Asks Amelioration of Credit Of Conditions  From Houston.    Secretary Declares It  ~ Not Good Business to Further Extend Foreign Credits

FARMERS WANT GERMAN BONDS FLOATED INU. S   Sale of Exvorts Would In. crease with Financing of Eurove’s Credit   WOULD HELP PLIGHT   AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS NEED LOWER RATE OF DISCOUNT iN CRISIS. CLAIM

FARMERS CARRY FIGHT TO SECRETARY HOUSTON   Treasury Will Not be Party to Withholding Any Commodity From the Market.

MEREDITH URGES BATTLE AGAINST COTTON WEEVIL   Tells Farmers Increased Production of Calcium Arsenate Will Aid Them In Fight Of Pest   FIGHT NOW OR NEVER, DECLARES SECRETARY   Tells of Test Being Made Tn Texas To Eraticate The Pink Boll Worm With The  Poison Process

Ee eee  MEREDITH SPEAKS BEFORE SOUTH CAROLINA FARMERS   Secretary of Agriculture Addresses South Carolina Branch of American Cotton Association at Columbia — Discusses Boll Weevil.

"MEMPHIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 4$ MADE UP OF VOLUNTEERS   Union Men are Out and ‘Militia is Helping to Care for Cit...

FRENCH ARIAY MAY ADVANCE ON HUNG   frermans Give Workimen 48 Hours to Accept or Reject Terms

Millerand Reiterates Declatation that Military’ Intervention in Ruhr District Would Re Useless and Danaerous

CALLS FOCH ON RUHR SITUATION   Premier Millerand First Held Conference With German Charge d’ Affaires   Reilerated Refusal lo Permi Germany to Send Troop - Inte:Ruhr. Valley - -

French Premier Receives German Charge d’A ffairs; Consults Marshal Foch.

FOCH, MILLERAND TALK OF BARRING ADVANCE IN RULE   lf Germans Disregard Decision of France, Latter Might Send Troops Forward.   OCCUPATION OF DARMSTAD AND FRANKFORT POSSIBLE   Violent German Manifestation Not Thought Likely If Contingency Comes.

WRITES IN NEW FIELD              “Book on “Fditorial” st of Tits Kind

rr OF SELECTING U.P. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE STARTS        Nattonal Republican Convention Called to Order Shortly After 11 O'clock   ei HAYS “ADDRE SSES DELEGATES Wild Demonstrations Noticeable Through Crowd  Suffrage Piekets Are Lined Up

HAYS OPENS CONVENTION   CALLED TO ORDER SHORTLY AFTER 11 O’'CLOCK—LODGE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

LODGE SOUNDS KEYNOTE UF REPUBLICAN PARTY BEFORE REGORD CROWD      Says Democrats Must Be Driven From Power and Republican Adninistration Should Sweep Country in Next Vote.

THE DELEGATES ARE “CALLED TD ORDER BY GHAIRIVAN HAYS   Work of Selecting G. 0. P. Standard Bearers Begun—Fight is Still a Free-For-All.

Chairman Hays Calls Meeting to Order and Work of Naming Standard Bearer Is Immediately Begun

THE SESSION WILL BE CONTIN UED AT 11 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY MORNING WHEN IT 1s  EXPECTED SOME COM. MITTES WILL REPORT.      Watson of lndiama or Mills of Nev York Will Be Named Chairman of the Resolutions Committec ~—Lodge Bitterly Attacked President Wilson and the Democratic Party.

HERE ARE UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL BUT TWO PRECINCTS IN STORY COUNTY SHOW ING JUST HOW THEY VOTI NONE OTHERS HAD BEEN RECEIVED AT NEVADA UP TO 3:00 O'CLOCK TODAY.   SENATOR HIT PREGIDENT Ih HIS KEYNOTE   ROUNDLY CHEERED IN DECLARATION OF AMERICANISM   Big Convention Get: Down To Work; Hays Tells of Gains.

x. 0. P. Circus Formally Opened At Chicago   Reports Party Growth; Sug. gests Lodge as Chairman

Familiar Party Leaders Given a Noisy Welcome © As They Enter Doors   Bands Play ‘America’ and “Dixte’ as Delegations From Various Staies  File Through Aisles to Places   300D NATURE IS EVERYWHERE

CAS WILSON. WN HIS KEYNOTE SPEECH   Chairman Hays in Opening Convention Pre-. ~ dicts Republican Majority of 3,000,000 in November and Says “There Will Be No: Bolt From This Convention; None or Can-: didates Has Commanding Lead ee

G.0.P. MEETING _ STARTED THIS  ~~ MORNING AT 11   Great Crowds Throng Coliseum —Delegates Suffer in Heat — All Optimistic. ij

JOURNAL REVEALS ALES" ETE ~ OF FOURTEEN POINTS   Event Takes Place at Meeting in Office of Stephen Pichon in Paris; Nov. 3, 1918   COLONEL HOUSE IS PRESIDENT SPOKESMAN   Wilson’s Articles Read Point by Point and Adopted hy - -Entente Statesmen

HW THE 14 POINTS. ~ WERE “ACCEPTED   ‘Echo de Paris" Tells Story of the Presentation to Allies of President. Wilson’s Conditions of Peace as Defined in Speches

HOW ALLIES ACCEPTED THE FOURTEEN POINTS   Allied Reception of President Wilson’s Conditions Is Revealed For The First Time by Paris  Newspaper.

PARIS NEWSPAPER GIVES DETAILS OF GATHERING   Tells How Allies Accepted Wil son’s 14 Points for First Time Since Event.   COL. HOUSE ACTED FOR WILSON IN CONFERENCE   ‘Explains Various Sections After  Glemencean Had Refused to Accept Some of Them,   THREAT TO QUIT IS MADE   At Decisive Moment Clemenceau Announced That 14 Points Would Be Adopted.

Wilson and House ‘Bearded ‘Tiger’ In His Den   Clemenceau Hadn’t™ Even. Read Presi -dent’s. “Fourteen Points” On, October 3, 1918.

HOW THE ALLIES ACCEPTED AND THEN FORGOT THOSE 14 POINT:      Paris Paper Gives First Account of Historic Meet ing at Which the Armistice with Germany Was Considered.

to AGCEPTED FOURTEEN POINTS WITH RELUCTANCE   Armistice Negotiations Sub ordinated to Espousal of President Wilson's Principles.   Echo De Paris Reveals for First Time Steps Leading to Adontion.

il all el   Paris Newspaper Reveals  How War Council: Agreed pF ee Raat   EXCEPTIONS ‘TAKEN   George Hastened to Decision. But Reserved Clause on - Seast. Freedom.

HUW ALLIES ACCEPTED WILSON'S A PGINTS   Clemenceau and Lloyd George Raised Objections  COLONEL HOUSE EXPLAINS  Objectionable Parts Finally Are froned Out

HOW WILSON'S PAMOUSPOINTS DROPPED OUT   Uiemenceaa and Uoyd. George Rode Over Col. Bouse   Paris PAPER IN REPORT   Says English 1 Premier Imposed Reservations at Very Start

HISTORY OF FOURTEEN POINTS   French Paper Tells How Clemenceau amd Lioyd-George Accepted Wilison’s Pians.

PARIS NEWSPAPER TELLS FOR FIRST TIME. OF MANNER ALLIES. RECEIVED WLSON'S FAMOUS FOURTEEN POINTS

ECHO DE PARIS TELLS HOW ALLIES ACCEPTED WILSON’S FOURTEEN POINTS   It Was Ata Meeting In the Office of Stephen  Pichon, Foreign Minister, on November 3, 1918.

PAPER TELLO HUM ALLIES AGCEPTED FOURTEEN POINTS   Reservations Made by Clemenceau and Lloyd George and Discussian That Ensued at Meeting Disclosed.

RECORD-BREAKING OUTFLOW OF GOLD   ; Treasury Reports Show Ex  ports Now Exceeding Mil] lion Dollars 2 Dav.

DISARMAMENT IN THREESTEPSNOW COMMIIIEE IDEA   Will Be Recommended To League Assembly To Wage Prosaganda Campaign -

ADVANCE PLANS TO DISARM IN THREE. STAGES   First Stage Would Be Marked By Agreement for na Further Increases   THEN GRADUAL REDUCTIO}    Haitian Delegate gate Advocates Pro.  paganda to Create Senti! . ment for It

THREE STAGES INPLAN TO DISARM   League Committee’ Pre. pares Program.   AGREEMENT AMONG  POWERS FIRST STEE   Second Would F Be Gradua _ Reduction.

Thtee Stages of Plan are py ORS nounced; One to Quit I ing Armaments, Anoth

DISARMAMENT WW. THREE STAGES 1S RECOMMENDATION   First Step Proposed Would Be No Further  Incretss.

PLAN 10 DISARM IS UP BEFORE LEACUE   COMMITTEE PROPOSES PLAN Ob WORK THROUGH ‘FHREE STAGES   EDUCATE THE YOUNG   “Disarmament Mind” Needed Before the Wortd [Is Ready for It. Says Delegate

WAY TO DISARM: IS PROPOSED   LEAGUE OF ‘NATIONS COMMIT TEE MADE ITS REPORT. }   CHILE ‘AND BOLIVIA QUARREL AND ONE MAY WITHDRAW.   Japaneses Delegates Accuse United ’ States of Intriguing Against Japan.

THREATEN TO MASSACRE JEWS.   Arabs Demand Suppression of Zionist Commission in Paleatine.

et re re rennet een  WAITRESS EARNING $92 A WEEK DRIVES 84,500 AUTO

WIFE AND SON ACCUSED OF FOUL MURDE   Mrs. Mary McCormick anc Sheridan McCormick Are Jailed in Missouri.   HUSBAND’S BODY FOUND IN A WELL   Life of Farmer Had Been At tacked on Two Previous Occasions.

FARMER KILLED, WIFE, SON HELL   BODY OF MURDERED MISSOURIAN FOUND IN WELL  Woman and 15 Year Old Boy Held in Bonds of $10,000 on Charge of First Degree Murder.

WIFE. AND SON’ OF: ¢ MISSQURI FARMER: HELD FOR: -MURDER   Roth Are- to-Be “Examined on.  Charge of Burying’ a Well” :

WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER   Bedy of Her Hesband Feund ia aa Abandoned Well.

WIFE AND SON CHARGED WITH MURDER OF MAN   Grand Jeary Holds Two for Death of Miss ing Man.

J. S. TO PUSH STRIKE CASES   Summons Sixty Men From “Regular” and “Outlaw” Unions to Appear —To Use Lever Act.

STRIKE CASES TO BE PUSHED   U. S. to Use Lever Act in Prosecuting “Outlaw” Unionists.

WILL GO TO MOLINE   Rev. T. J. Walker Called to Pastorate of Large Church

‘DESTRUCTION BEGINS.   Germany : Junking: Air Materials Un der. Terma of Treaty.

LIQUOR 1S TO BE SOLD. ~* TO THE BIGHEST BIDDE!   But Only a Few Authorized Fotl Have a Right to Bid onilt, ©

TELEPHONE RATES INCREASED FIFTY CENTS ON MAY 1   Public Utility Forced to Raise Price of Service to Residences and Business Houses, Declares Manager, On Account of Rising Cost of Materials and Wages Necessary.

FINAL COLLAPSE OF PRIMARIES SYSTEM   SELECTION BY POPULAR VOTE UNDONE IN CALCLS.   David lLawresee Says Repeblicas Nemimee ie Geed Speaker, Digaified aed Really Leoks Like a Presidert.

PRIMARY PLAN IS GIVEN JOLT   Old Guard Conference at 3:11 A.M. Overrides People   EASTERN MAGNATES THERE   Combine Breaks Promise on Vice Presidency

Several Months Ago Daugherty Predicted  That It Would be at 2:11 In the Smoke  Filled Room, But It Was An Hour Later; Final Break for the Primary System   HIRAM JOHNSON IS DISAPPOINTED

PICK HARDING AS THEIR BEST BET   David Lawrence Gives His Version of the Reasons Which Brought About the Nomination of the Ohio Senator at Chicago.   DARK HORSES ARE DISCUSSED BUT NOT BROUGHT OUT

PRIMARY DEALT KNOCKOUT BLOW BY REPUBLICANS   Harding Hand-Picked . After _ -Wehnson. Vetoed Wood, Lowden and. Knox   POWER™ SEIZED BY _ SENATORIAL. GROUF

JOHNSON — WON.T BOLT THE TICKE)   DISAPPOINTED . BUT- IS NOT BITTER OVER RE.  CURTE rr   of G. O. P. Convention and Will Do His .Share - ix Stumping California — Lawrence Discusses Situation. >

THE REPUBLICA CONVENTION MEETS   CHANCE FOR A REAL LEADER TO MAKE A HIT   UNBOSSED ARO UNBRIDLED   Convention Called to Order by Chuir. man Hays of the National Commit.  tee at 11:34,

BREAK RECORD: ING. O.P.MEET   Unbossed Convention Opens  Today With Managers Up   in the Air.   RUMORS PREVAIL IN CITY

NO CONFUSION AS HAYS HITS GAVEL   Republican National Convention Started at 11:34 O'Clock  in Colliseum., s   OLD GUARD COMES EARLY      Chances Good For Making Temporary Organization Permanent. New Political Generation and Women There.

Great Coliseum Packed With Delegates and Spectators — Animated Scenes in Big Hall — New Generation in Politics — Lodge Scores Heavily in Keynote Speech —Talk of Making the semporary Organi: gation Permanent.   (By Associated Presse Leaced Wira '

PARTY CONVENTION DECIDEDLY UNIQUE   Delegates Assemble Unbossed, Unbridled and With No Candidate Having Enough Votes for Nomination.   STAMPEDE IS LIKELY AT PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT   Triangular Deadlock Betweer Wood, Johnson and Lowder Appears Certain on Firs! Trial of Strength.

FOR STAMPED!   Session Promises  to _ Be a Record Breaker — Many Ballots ‘May Be Lost   Many Wild Reports—Triangular Deadlock May Resul in “Dark Horse’ Victory   Hughes and Coolidge Still Holds Pole Among the

Leaderless and Unbridled Delegates Don’t Know Where They’re At.   COOLIDGE AND HUGHES BOOMLETS EXPANDING   Johnson and Borah Can Be Counted Upon to Add to Fireworks.

SITUATION UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF REPUBLICAN PART   Protracted Struggle at Chicago Seems a Certainty as the Convention Meets To Nominate a Candidate for President.

G.0,P. NATIONAL CONVENTION OFFICIALLY OPENS — AT. 11:34 O'CLOCK, 34 MINUTES LATE, DELAYED BY NUMEROUS BELATED CONFERENCES OF LEADERS

WITHOUT A LEADER b. U.P. ASSEMBLES   UNBOSSED AND UNBRIDLED DELEGATES DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO.   Delegates May Fulfill Their Primary Pledges and No More. No Leader Has Enough ' Votes to Carry.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OPENS, SENATOR LODGE LOUDLY CHEERED   jhouts of Approval Greet His Declaration That Every One Connected With “Dynasty of Woodrow Wilson’ Must Be Driven From Power—Marked Absence of Confusion —New Generation in Politics in Evidence.

CONVENTION HALL FILLS RAPIDLY THIS MORNING   1  Band Opens Proceedings 40 Min/ utes Before Convention : Was Due to Begin.   OLD GUARD TAKE PLACES EARLY IN THE MORNING   Many Women Delegates and Alternates on the Floor When Session Opens.   ‘PLATFORM FILLS SLOWLY   Galleries Were Quickly Crowded and Thousands Fail to Gain Admittance.

BIG POWWOW'S — ‘OPENING JOYFUL AS AFUNERAI   Leaders.All at_Sea as to Choice of Standard. Bearer

Dark Horse Chances Are Considered Good as Unhossed Delegates Gather in Coliseum to Decide on Candidate

DARK HORSE TALK GROWS IN CHICAGO   With Wood, Lowden and Johnson Forces Deadlocked, More Ballots May Be Cast Than at Any Other Convention Since 1880.

CHAIRMAN HAYS CALLS CONVENTION 10 ORDER   After Prayer by Bishop Woodcock Audience Sang “Star Spangled Banner”   lodge Escorted to Chair

Dark Horse A Growing. Favorite As. Frospect Of The Numberless Ballots — . Confronts Republicans At Chicagc

CANNY LEADER MAY PRICK DEADLOCK THREATENING 6.0.P   Looks Like Even Chances fot  Wood, Johnson, Lowden.  Hughes and Coolidge Rumblings Grow Louder. —

LODGE SPEAKS   Jpening of Door Brought No Chang in Deadlock Pros. pects---Day of Pre limtinaries.

It’s Rare Sight to See Delegates at G.O.P.Convention Mill Around Without Boss. Puzzling What to Do

VHAIRMAN -HAYS BRINGS - DOWN GAVEL - _ WITH A BANG AND GATHERING © [OF G: Ov P. BECING”.      DELEGATES SPEND TIME ‘TALKING

SAYS WILSONIAN THEORY 0} GOVERNMENT IS WRONG.   HAS SOCIALIST TREND   ROARS OF APPLAUSE GREET TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.   Many Women Delegates -and Alter~ nates’ at Convention to Use : Right of Suffrage.

“ “a 5      ~ Remalns Unbroken:   CHANCE FOR DARK: HORSES   Pirse Ballot” Will dive’ pie. on the a “Real ‘Strength. of the. Favorites — as . _ Convention  is -Leaderless ,.

Hays Calls It to Order and Lodge Sounds the Keynote   ‘Dark Horse’ Still Seems the Probable Nominee of the Republicans

FORMER CONVENTION OLD GUARD BOSSES ON SIDE LINES NOW   Leaderless, State Delegations’ Final Action Cannot be Forecast.

Rounds of Applause and Shouts Greet Chairman Hays When He Formally Calls First Ses« sion to Order and Pres dicts 3,000,000 Majority for Party in November,      DELEGATES RELUCTANTLY GET DOWN TO BUSINESS   <eynote for Presidential Came paign Sounded in Address by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts. Session Begun with Prayer by Bishop Chas. Woodcock.   Senator Lodge’s keynote address will be found on Page 14 of this issue.

Candidates’ Camps Are Busy But No One Takes Lead-More Than abd Delegates Uninstructed

Hays Predicts Big Victory In Coming Election. “The Party Is Unit Once More’   Dramatic Indictment of President And Policies by Lodge is Greetec With Tremendous Flood of Cheer:   MRS. HUME ACTS AS ESCORT

CONVENTION MET AT ELEVEN OCLOCK FOR NOMINATING THE REST OF THE: CANDIDATES   New Mexico Sounds Mec. Adoo’s Name and Anothe: Demonstration Started. — Simmons of N. C., and Glas: OF Va.. Vet to be Nominate.

FIGHT SLIDING . WACE SCALE   RAILROAD EMPLOYES WILL DE MAND THE SAME PAY FOR.  “SAME WORK IN ALL SHOPS

RAILROAD EMPLOYES TO FIGHT THE SLIDING SCALE   Pian Would Establish Differential: Between Work in Large and Small Cities.

RAILWAY PASSES -COUNTERFEITED   Five Persons Arrested fo Defrauding Government

REGULAR RAILWAY PASS NHLI   Arrest of Five Persons Has Uncov ered a Wholesale Fraud Against Federal Administration,

RUSSIANS NEAR LEMBERG NOV   Bolshevists Foree Crossing 0. The Beresina River At Three Places

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES OF STATE ACCEPT INVITATION   Will Attend Foundation Day Exer cises Tuesday—-Governor Goedrich Alse to be Here.

Holds That Officials Have Right to Do So to Make Repairs   SAYS BUS LIKE CAH TRANSFER

SEVEN CENT FARE TO BECOME EFFECTIVE AUGUST FIRST ON ELECTRIC RAILWAY LINE

SOLON SETS OVATION   West Virginia Legislator Whe Hast exed From Chicago to Save Vnffesen Yo “haar.

OVATION GIVEN. “W.VA SENATOR   nee Home to. Cast: Vet "for §. B. Anthony. : - Amendment: -

LAWRENCE SCHULTE IS A WESTMINSTER STAR   Jefferson City Boy Was Outstanding Figure in Game With Wesleyan.

One Member of Wilson Cabinet HasJob Already   Secretary of Labor Wilsor Will be a Poet, Returning t Former Avocation

Fuss, Feathers, Cheers Loosed In Convention Hall When Big 3 Are Floated as G.0.P. Prospects   ‘All Candidates in Tum Receive Enthusiastic Acclaim; Women Ave Leadeis in Boosting Favorites  DEMONSTRATION FOR HOOVER   BULLETIN.

TADING MEETS PARTY LEADERS   Talks with Progressives and Republicans   AS TO DIRT FARMERS   Replies to Statement by Gover. nor Cox in Regard to Ap. pointment of Secretary of! Agriculture — Gratified ai Acknowledgment of at Least One Democratic Error

SENATOR HARDING PRAISES RECORD OF TAMA JIM"   Says Democrats Made Mistake in Their Secretaries of Agriculture.   CUMMINS SEES NOMINEE

PROGRESSIVES HOLD GONFERENGES WIT HARDING AT HOME   Robins’ Views in Ac. cord With Presidential Nominee   LABOR LEADERS . AWAIT SPEECH

HARDING CONFERS WITH PROGRESSIVES   DISCUSS LABOR AND’ SOCIAL PROBLEMS WITH LEADERS— ROBINS PROMISES AID.

HARDING REPLIES 10 COX STATEMEN   Candidate Spends Day” 01 Transportation, Economic and Social Questions:   STUDIES LABOR PROBLEM   Progressive Leaders of 1912 Discuss Campaign With _ G. O. P. Candidate

LABOR SITUATION [3 MAIN SUBJECT OF 6. 0. P. MEETING   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE CONFERS WITH PARTY LEADERS AND AGRICULTURALISTS   OTHER ISSUES DISCUSSEL   Raymond Robins of Chicago, Prominen Progressive of 1912, Announces That He Will Support Harding.

HARDING CONFERS WITH REPUBLICAN LEADERS   LABOR, TRANSPORTATION, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PLOBLEMS _ DISCUSSED. ,   REPLIES 10 GOVERNOR COX   Senator Says That Republican Policies Would Have Saved Living Cost if Carried Out.

HARDING SAYS G. 0- P. HAD FARMER ON JOI   Replies to Cox Reference to Rea Agriculturist in Cabinet Poition.   Reealls Iowa Jim

HARDING CONFERS WITH OLD LEARE RD PROS AESSIVE PARTY   Labor and Economic Problems Especially Discussed in Four Hour Session.   RAYMCND ROBINS GIVES ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT   Presidential Nominee Declines to Comment on Refusal of Governor of Vermont to Call Suffrage Session, Except to Say ‘I Had Hoped He Would’

RAYMOND ROBINS WILL LEND AID TO REPUBLICAN  Tilinois Progressive Is Satisfied With  Yay?  F..ig

INDIANS WILL ~ SMOKE IN PEACE   WILL SMOKE THE FAMOUS PIPE OF PEACE WITH GOVERNOR OF HUDSON BAY COLONY  : AT CELEBRATION

Indians of a Desem Canadian Tribes  Will Meet With Gevernmor of   Hudson Bay Company.

HARDING PARTY TO-LAND: we AT-COLON THIS. MORNING      President: Elect Will Disemibark At.Panama Canal Zone A "Thi , Steamer Slows Speed

AT GANAL TODA   Reduce Speed ’So As to Reach Gelon Mid-Forencon; Golf i: Planned First Day. 

HARDING TO LAND AT COLON TODAY   PARTY TO DISEMBARK AT 9 A. M. UNDER SCHEDULE AS REVISED

HARDING LANDS AT CANAL ZONE THIS MORNING   PRESIDENT-ELECT TO VISIT GOLF _ LINKS THIS AFTERNOON AS FIRST DIVERSION

House Callx Gu President ta Defini Exact Sintus of 17.000 Troess  In Clermanys.

CALL ON WILSON   House Wants to Know Statu: of Troops in Germany

House Asks Wilson for Statement on Status of U.S, Troops in Germany  /

HOUSE DEMANDS SOLDIER STATUS   Wilson ts Called Upon to Te Who Is Directing U. S. Troops Now in Germany.   WOULD KNOW CONDITIONS

WANTS TO KNOW   Congress Inquires of Status uf Treops tn Germany.

ASK ABOUT OUR TROOPS OVER THERE   House Wants President to Denn Stams of $7,000 U.S. Soidiers in Germany. ;

Resolution Passed In Two Minutes: Ebert And Reds Reach Agreement  ee  ee ee Re   WESSEL’S CAPTURE REPORTED

PAID $3,000 FOR GIRL WIFE.   Federal Agenta Hunt Syrian Who Pur. chased 14-Year-Old Child,

I4-YEAR-OLD Gil SSOLDFORS3 00   SYRIAN BOUGHT HER FROM STEPFATHER—SOUGHT BY OFFICIALS.

STRIKE IS SPREADING   Hand Grenades Used by Polish and Czech Workmer.

“POLICE COURT FINES   Traffic Violations Charged in All Trials This Morning

COLLIERS TIED UP TIGHTLY   Rermewal of Strike Aguinst the (on . traci Swetem.

COUNCIL NAMES OFFICERS   Order of Independent Americans Held Election Monday Night.

TRY FORCTIBLE FEEDING.   On Man Held in Connection With Death of Family.

f TRY FORCIELE FEEDING.   On Man Held th Connection With Death of Familiy. 7

DEMOCRATS FEAST.      ‘Kansad Unterrified Rally. Round the Banquet Table In Topeka... 

DEMOCRATS 1N TU nN TOPEKA FOR BANQUET TONG   A. Mitchell Palmer, Attorney “General, ia to Make: Principal

25,000 War Veterans Assemble in Second An- — nual Convention    STRONG FORCES WORK TO ELECT COMMANDER   “INSURGENTS” WILL UNDER TAKE TO OUST “SILK STOCK. ING*® ELEMENT AND ELEC] A DOUGH-BOY,

AMERICAN LEGION INVADES CLEVELAND   BIG QUESTIONS OF POLICY TO BE DECIDED   BY VETERANS OF WORLO WAR   Hearty Welcome. Extended, 25,000. ExSoldiere Whe Assembled Today For Second Annual Conven Perm ak pen rs eae eee ead

TiO CONVICTS SOUGHT BY ARMED POSSE   Escape From Prison and Start Terror Reign.

COM MIT ENOUGH CRIME TO HOLD THEM FOR LIFE   Trio Eseaped Convicts Assault Guards, Steal Several Automobiles And Rob Pedestrians In Their Flight From Sing  Sine.

TWO CONVICTS BREAK OUT AND SPREAD TERROR   ‘Steal Three Automobiles and Hold Up Garagemen at  Will in Escaping.

EOGAPED CONVICTS SPREAD TERROR   MADE DARING ESCAPE BY OVER COMING GLARDS   Get $23.00 in Cash and Two Overcoats to Hide Their Prison Garb. * Also Force Garage Man To Fill Gas Tank.

MILWAUKEE TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-ON AT SPECGHT’S FERRY   Engineer O'Toole and Fireman  Dissel} Seriously Injured ) ' in Smash-up   O'TOOLE FOUND FOUR HOURS AFTER WRECK OCCURRED   Misunderstanding of Train Or ders Given as Cause

MILWAUKEE TRAINS: “COLLIDE HEAD-ON AT.SPECHT’S FERRY   2 * . Engineer O'Toole and Fireman  i ‘Dissel), Seriously: Injured,  *. im Smash-up   O'TOOLE FOUND FOUR HOURS ~ "AFTER WREGK OCCURRED   Misunderstanding ‘of Train Orders Given as Cause

ROOSEVELT HOLDS OPTIMISTIC VIEW   Believes People Should See Those Who Ask Office So He Will Tour Country

ROOSEVELT URGES —-USEOF RESOURCES   t. S. HAS ONLY SCRATCHED SURFACE, HE SAYS, AND NOW IS TIME TO EXPAND.

ROOSEVELT ; SPOKE IN BOWERY. National Seeurity y Polley N t “Wanted

KNIGHTS PARADE ~ WITH 20 BANDS   Obio Templars Form Might: Procession at Conclave

STATE DEPARTMENT DENIED KNOWLEDGE OF JAPANESE CRUISER ESCORTING ARMS SHIPMENT TO MEXICO

HARDING'S REAL TFAGHE STAND ‘NOW MADEPLAIN   lal nha sl Sti lil sls cl 13 role ciel  Unwritten Stotiss-of Campaiga _ Show President-Elect’s:   DORAH’S ATTITUDE. ~~ I$ ALSO REVEALED

SHOWS HARDING ALWAYS BACKED “SOME” LEAGUE   Sullivan Traces Next President’s Consistent Stand Since Pre-Nomination Days   BARES BORAH TALE   HOW RUMORS OF IDAHOAN’S “BLACKJACKING” AROSE FROM INSIGNIFICANT DETAIL IS REVEALED.

HARDING'S STAND ON LEAGUE ISSUE SNOT INVOLVE   “Against Article X, but Will Favot _Entering a “Peace Pact . Without-Article X.   FACTS BACK OF BORAH'S — “DEFECTION IN CAMPAIGN   Speech in lowa. Oct. 7 Did No! Announce Change. in the Candidate’s Position.

LEAGUE STILL A REAL ISSUE   MARK SULLIVAN UNWILLING To ADMIT ITS DEATH.   COUNTING ON A RESURRECTION   SAYS HARDING CONSISTENT IN HIS STAND THRUOUT.   President-cleet for an Ameciation of Nations That Will Promote Wertd Peaee, and Has Been From the Start.

TO STOP GAS WASTAGE.   ‘Committee of 10, Headed Bs - Manning, is Appointed By  Secretary Lane.

TO STOP GAS WASTE   Committee of Ten Appointed by Secretary Lane.

- GAS WASTAGE OBJEC   DALLAS MAYOR ON COMMITTEE NAMED BY SECRETARY. LANE. TO TAKE UP QUESTION.

GERMANS BUILD BLIMPS FOR AMERICAN INTERESTS   Two of Largest Aircraft of Zeppelin Type Ever Devised Under Constraction

STOCK REPORT   Further Collapse in Foreign Exchange and a High Money Rate Features.

TROOPS ON GUARD “SAT RUBBER PLANT   Cavalry: Patrols Quickly ‘Get ‘Upper’ Hand in Strike. » . » Situation   WANT DETECTIVES OUSTED.   Brooklyn. Rapid Transit Co Strike Has Not Affected “. Trains,

WALL ST. GOUP FRUSTRATED BY MESSENGER BOY   Greatest Conspiracy in His tory of the Street Say Police.   THREE UNDER ARREST   Theft of $5,000,000 In Securities Attempted It is Alleged.

DARING THEFT OF MILLICNS WAS COOLY PLANNED   Messenger Boys were to Have Been Used by Trio in Gathering’ Securities to Be Sent'to  Canada for Sale. &   THREE ARRESTS

Messenger Boys Were to be User as Tools fo Steal Millions From Wall St,   ARRESTS MADE   By Police Who Allege That  aoe Plot IJn- ‘History  f Street Has Been UnOe

ARREST THRE IN Bhi WALL STREET CONSPIRAC'   Contemplated Theft of Flye Million in Securities Nipped.— Messenger Boys as Tools,

MOVE TO BE MADE TE FORM NEW DISTRI   PLAN MADE T0°PREVENT RE" ELECTION OF G. 0. P. CONGRESSMAN.

DEMUCRATS PLAN TO RECLAIM 14Th   Steps Being Taken te Eliminate Wurzbach in New District.

NAVAL APPROPRIATION PASSED   Incladeca S104.000,000 to Carry On Construction of New Ships.

HOUSE APPROVES APPROPRIATION BILLFOR NAVY   Carries Approximately $425, 000,000 and, Provides For . New Ship Planj

HOME RULE BILL DELAYEeO   Government at Londen Décides Not te Introduce Measure Today, ae ' ‘Planned, ;

HOME RULE BILL DELAYED   Government at London Decides Not tc Introduce Measure Today, as Planned.

HOLDS UP HOME RULE BILL   London Government Decides on Fur. ther Consideration of Measure.

JAPAN TRYING TO MAKE PEACE   Part of Farces Will Eo Withdraw from Sikevia Follawing Agréeweents with the Fadshevinis

RUSSIAN SOVIETS AND JAPAN REACH PEACE AGREEMENT   WITHDRAWAL OF LARGE ALM BERS OF NESE TROOPS “TED ON THE NEAR FOPRURE

JAPAN BEGINS MAKING — PEACE WITH BOLSHEVIKS   - SieonPebdee@ ve : Agreement Concluded Which Is Ex pécted To, Mean Withdrawal of  : 20,000 Japs.

WILLING TO END HOSTILITIES IN SOVIET NATION   Agreement Will Probably Lead t Withdrawal of 2,000 Jap Troops From Vladivostok   NEUTRAL ZQNE CREATED   Russian Police Would be Respon sible for the Maintenance of Order in Quarter

JAPAN BEGIN VERT URED FOR SOVIET PEACE   Withdrawal of All Troops it Siberia Expected to Be Accomplished

JAPS MAKING PEACE WITH THE SOVIETS   PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT MADE AT VLADIVOSTOR.   WH Allow Gradual Evacuation of Jap Forees From Siberia—~ Creates a Neutral  Zone,

PRESENT OVERTURE AF PEACE      Japan and Bolsheviki Might Agree   TO STOP CONFLICTS

JAPAN AND RUSSIA  REAGH AGREEMENT   ALL JAPANESE SOLDIERS TO RETIRE FROM SIBERIA.   DONE TO° PREVENT CONFLICT   Poles, However, Keep Up Their Fight On Bolsheviks, Neccssitating the Presence of War Minister Trot: sky Atithe Front.

CUMMINS FOUGHT BY UNION   Railroad Brotherhoods Deciare Their War on Him.

UNION MEN FIGHT CUMMINS   “Big Four’ Raiiroad Brotherhoods tn. form the lowa Senator of Their Opposition.

GENERAL WOOD WILL NOT EXTEND DEBATE   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT TO DECLINE REQUEST OF SENATOR POINDEXTER.

E’ST CH. CASO HAS 36,°6;   Indiana City Shove Growth of 16.86% in Poputation Since Census of 1¢*0,

EAST CHICAGO -HAS 36.967   Indiana City Shows Growth of 16,869 in Population Since Cenevs . Of 1910, .

Like Wasps   Fashion Circles Say Small Waists Will Become the  BRachinn.

COMING FASHIONS.   Paris Report Says Small Waists Ar Coming Back.

Small Waist Is Coming .. ‘Back in Style, Secret Whispered in Paris

SMALL WAISTS TO- RETURN?   ‘Rumors: in Paris Indicate Retarn “of “Wasp Waists

WORKERS GIVE EMPLOYERS 5 DAYS TO ACT   Must Meet Demands it that Time, Ultimatum of Italian Laborers.

ALY FACING INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION   Employes Have Seized Meta Factories Throughout Country.   LABOR ASKS ENORMOUS INCREASE IN WAGES   Attempt of Owhers to Regain Plants May Lead to Civil War.

SEIZURE OF FACTORIES Is EXTENDING THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   WOMEN FOR D  c  pe   Strikers Place Women and Childdren in Factories to Prevent . Attacks      Government Will Nigotiate With . Leaders in Effert to End Difficult y

ITALY HAS A . ~NEW PROBLEM   . ; . ! ee THE METAL FACTORIES HAVE BEEN SEIZED BY WORKMEN. .   GENERAL OFFENSIVE AGAINST . ALL-INDUSTRIES FEARED..   The Lijtte Kingdom Seems to be Confronting a Situation That May Russianize Italy.

WORKERS TAKE 400 “ITALIAN FACTORIES   Movement. ‘Still. Expaiding and , Government Seeks. Solution  ag 9 pte” ta

FACTORY SEIZURES INCREASE IN ITALY   Naren Taka Ow 400 "Largest Metal Plants,   TO’ PARLEY WITH UNIONS   Government Officials to’ Hold” Contet enées Tomorrow-—Workers Prepare to Heta Piants:

ITALIAN SUORKCAG SEIZE 400 PLANTS; MOVE EXPANDS   Movement Spreads and Threatens to Extend to Southern End of Peninsula.   Government Will Open Negotiations With View to Solution of Problems.

NATIONALIZATION OF ALL INDUSTRY SOCIALIST THREAT   Employers Given Five Days To Meet All Wage Demands.

ATALY IS ON VERGE OF BATTLE WITH © METAL MEN   By Workers Who Refuse tc Give Them Up to Owners

oF Hotshiey ane ‘te Bont { nly Alniims Agatian "Gove ehiment:      ETAL’ WORKS-ARE SEIZED             emment i8s Preparing: to. pe: feud Industry ApaAinst Assault.’ : By, SBolshoyiki, :

SEIZED THE METAL SHOPS   Italian Workers Mave Takes Over About 400 Factortes.   TOO MUCH PAY {S DEMANDED   Impossible For (he Employors to. Compete With Other Nations.

Elaborate Steps Taken to Preserve Order During Period When General Offensive Against All Industries Is Threatened; Manufacturers Claim That Wage Increase Burden Cannot Be Sustained

ITALIAN WORKERS HOLD FACTORIES   SEIZURE OF F ACTORIES IS EXTENDING THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   WOMEN FOR DEFENSE   Strikers Place Women and Childdren in Facieries io Prevent Ataris   Government Will Negotiate With Leaders in Effert to End ; Difficealty

ITALY ACTS TO END STRIKE   Government Ministers to ‘Open Nege tiations With Workers in Possession of Factories.

ITALIAN GOV'T NAY AGT TO ENO STRIKE INTRON FOUNDRIES   Eniployers Given Five Days by .. Strikers..to Comply With Workers’ Demands.   BREAK. FACTORY:-SAFES TO OBTAIN BACK WAGES   ; Conference Called. Thursday te Devise Means of Putting Wages on New Basis.

DEATHO FROM FL INGHENOE WN NY. AND IN GHIGAED   Two Hundred and Sixty Deatis Occur in New York Thursday.   Two Hundred and Seven Dic in Chicago—Decrease in New Cases.

NUMBER OF INFLUENZA CASES DECREASES IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO: DEATH TOLL INCREASES   Pneumonia ‘Also Shows Falling Off; Chicago Deaths Heaviest   207 VICTIMS IN PAST 24 HOURS

INFLUENZA DEATHS SHOW AN INCREASE   NUMBER NEW CASES DROP OFF BUT FATALITIES REACH HIGH MARK   TEXAS TOWNS ARE LISTED   Dallas, McKinney and Miami Report Serious Epidemics to the State Health Department at Austin.

STRIKERS OFFER TO RETURN,   Columbus Switchmen Want Demands Sabmitted to Labor Board,

DUBLIN AWAIT ANOTHER TERROR   Curfew is Signal for Crow; Forces to Start Raiding of Premises.

DUBLIN OUTWARDLY CALM BUT INWARDLY IS UNEASY   Curfew Is Signal for Crown Forces to Renew Raiding Activities. Bicycles Seized Everywhere.

Dublin Outwardly Calm But a Storm Is Brewing   RAIDS CONTINUE —TOCRISTS STAY AWAY IN PEAR OF ARREST—DERATE IN COMMONS IS WARM ASD ASQUITH SE Y GPPORTUNITY TO SCORE BRITISH GOVERNMENT FOR PERJUTTING THE REPRISALS,      AMERICAN NOTE ON GIL GRAB REACHES LONDON   Hope to Make Palestine An Actual Jewish Nation   New Plan to Aid Farmer to Hold WheatIs Very Simple

CURFEW IS SIGNAL FOR UNCEREMONIOUS RAIDING   Dublin Outwardly Calm, but There is Activity in Both  QCamne.

PAIDING {N DUBLIN IS NOW FREQUENT   Many Arrests Also Made After Curfew Hour,   nd

CURFEW SIGNAL “FOR RAIDS IR SHBAL pe   Dublin Settles Back With Two Days Calm; Activity In Both Camps,

JUTWARD CALM MASK OF THE VOLCANO IN DUBLIN   DAYLIGHT HOURS PASS WITHOU INCIDENT BUT SOUNDING Ob CURFEW Is SIGNAL POR RAIDs BY CROWN PORCES.

RAIDING 18 DUBLIN 1S NOK FREQUEN   Mtany Arrests Also Mad Atter Curtew Hour.   TOURIST TRADE ENDEL

Dublin Outwardly Calm  But a Storm Is Brewing   RAIDS CONTINUE—TOURISTS STAY AWAY IN FEAR OF ARREST—DEBATE IN) COMMONS IS WARM AND ASQUITH SEIZES OPPORTUNITY TO SCORE BRITISH GOVERNMENT FOR PERMITTING THE REPRISALS.

MEETING OF LEGlGh COMMITTEE CALLEL   Exeentive Committee Will Meet in In dianapolis to Consider Propesed Legislation.

NAINTENANGE OF WAY MEN TAEATEN TO DROP WORK APEIL 28, AY REPORTS   Gigantic Individual Walk Out Is Planned by Men Who Will Quit Union to Get Terms of Ultimatum. , wa?

PREDICT OUTLAW STRIKE WILL END TOMORROW   Officials of Yardmen’s Association Look for Settlement in Few Hours.

OUTLAW STRIKE. TOEND APR. 21. ~ 1S ANNOUNCED   Fire Additional Warrants Are Swor! Out ‘Against Sirtke. Leaders

MOF W.EMPLOVES THREATENTO QUI “TN LAREE NUMBERS       APRIL: 28 TIME SET FO. rau OUT PUNTERS: WAGE DE } : ' ARE RECOGNIZED,      AILWAY CLERKS DD  .. "NOT FAVOR STRIKES   wrest’ “of More Leaders’ tn Swifche ‘mén's Strike Expected Today} "> Gonditions Iniprovel : 

OFFICIALS OF "YARDMEN'S_ 48 s SOCIATLON OF CHICAGO SO . Ano nce ,      TWENTY .-FIVE MORE Wr. KANTS AGAINST STRIKE": LEADERS ISSUED,

STRIKE IS OVER “MEN TO RETURN   Officials of Chicago Yardmen's Asso. station Anmounce That Outlaw Walkeut Will End Thursday   CONDITIONS ALREADY BETTER   improvement Shown In Middle West and In New York 70 Per Cent  or it~     ee ee ee

OUTLAW STRIKE’ TO END APR, 21 S ANNOUNCEL   Five Additional Warrants Are Swart Out Against, Strike Leaders 

PEAGE MEASURE TO COME UP IN CONGRESS SOON   ate: a OFFICIAL PY OF TREATY & NOW IN SANDS OF PRESIDENT WILSON,   WHITE HOUSE GIVES NO WORD OF ITS PROCEDURE

WILSON ATTTIUDE ON PEACE TREATY NOT MADE KNOW?   OFFICIAL COPY HAS BEEN SENT BACK   ‘Text as Brought from Paris and Per sonally Presented to Senate KRe jected by That Body   Four Times.

FRENCH TROOPS ARE EXTENDING OCCUPIED AREA   Premier Millerand Explains the Necessity of Move Against Germany.

FIND KANSAS MINES BUSY   Industrial Court Informed Only 9 of 198 Mines Are Kile.

UMA EVOLUTION COMES TO AN ENT   Workmen’s General Conference Accepts Berlin Government's Proposals

RUHR REVOLUTION AT AN END   Workmen's General Conference De  eldes to Cease Fighting tt.

REVOLUTION IN RUHR REGION ENDS   Workmen’s Conference Accepts Proposals Made by Govt: Reds Bitter.

RUHR REVOLUTION ENDED, SAYS ESSEN   WorkmenAccept Government’s Compromise Offer

RUHR REVOLUTION ENDS AS WORKERS AGREE TO TERMS   -ompromise Reached at Confer ence of Government and Workmen's Representatives   AGREE TO CALL OFF THE GENERAL STRIKE FRIDA)   Red Troops to be Disarmed by lriday Noon

‘MOVIE WAR ENDS PEACEFULLY   Chicage Picture Howses Will Re main in Operation.

BISHOr’S FUNERAL FRIDAY   Bishop Burch Succumbed to Heart Disease in New York

FOCH TO RETIRE TO ESTATE   Marshal of France !s Slightly Injured in an Automobile Accident in Paris.

MARSHAL FOCH MAY RETIRE   Announces Intention of Going to His Country Estate.

VIGOROUS MALE YOUTH OF AMERICA ANSWERS CALL OF FEMININE FRANCE FOR HUSBANDS, SAYS CARNO

Dr. Carnot Gets Eager Re sponses to Martiage Pool Syoevestion. .   FRANCE NEEDS BABIES   Propose International” Com: mittee to Weed Out the Ladesirables. .

Avalanche of ‘letters receiv ed by Dr. Cornet, advo-~ cate of scheme

AMERICAN BOYS: WILLING TO WED FRENCH BRIDES   DR. CARNOT SAXYS HE HAS Al AN AVALANCHE OF LETTERS ‘FROM EVERY STATE IN  THE UNION.

Voters. olay ‘Choice: Toda) Among any Presidential Candidates...   HOOVER VOTE UNCERTAIN.   Other Candidates Made: More ~ Extensive Campaigns in State, =:

PRIMARY RY DAY ON HCA      Result “Up in the Air" Wi cal Obyervers Refusing fo Make Predictions.

MICHIGAN 3AN VOTES ON 11 FOR PRES.   To Regtsicr Thelr Vote In the Presi dential Pri ference, Palmer Leads The Democtats

MICHIGAN PRIMARY. IN PROGRESS TODAY   Palmer Seems Chalice of Democratsdohpson Makes Gaies Among Beaubliicans

MICHIGAN VOTERS ARE BALLOTING   Registering Choices at Polls in Presidential Primary

DOPESTERS REFUSE — TO GUESS: AT VOTE "TW MICHIGAN TODA   HOOVER'S LATE ENTRY IN RAC UPSETS ALL CALCULATIONS — ALL CANDIDATES CONFIDENT

MICHIGAN'S VOTERS ARE UP IN AIR   Primary for Presiden. tial Candidates in Full Swing.

TO. SEIZE BREWERIES - FOR VIGLATING LAW   GOVERNMENT AGENTS TO TAKE POSSESSION OF CINCINNATI PLANTS MAKING :  et ig Mae,

eae aael  internal Kevenue Centréller Awaits Authority From Washington to  Sse Gani in Sawa

THIRD TRIAL IN WILL SUIT   Tippecanoe County Case To Be Resumed In Carroll Cireult Court

THIRD TRIAL IN WILDL SUIT   Tippeeance Coualy Case To Be Re. sumed In Carroll Cireuit Canrt

LAURA WANTED THE MONEY JUDGE MICHAEL EXPLAINS   Not Within His Function te Proportion Guilt Between Mrs. Shepley and W. G Mueller, He Says.

CANNOT REGAIN “LOVE MONEY” — ROURT RULES   Mrs. Shepley Wins Suit for $32,000 Brought by Chicago Business Man.

CULVER CITIZENS “BATTLE BANDITS   One Highwayman and Three Residents Wounded in Exchange of Shots.   FIVE ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED   Shooting Fallows a Holdup of the Cul ver State Bank jn Broad Daylight -—-Money is Recovered—Fifty Villagers in Fight

CITIZENS IN BATTLE WITH BANK BANDITS   One HighWayman: ‘and Three Residents Wounded in Exchange of Shots.   FIVE ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED   Shooting Follows a Holdup of the Culver State Bank in Broad Daylight —Money Is Recovered—Fifty Villagers in Fight.

CITIZENS OF INDIANA TOWNS IN PITCH BATTLE WITH BANDITS   Shooting Follows a Holdup of the Culver State Bank in Broad Daylight —Money Is Recovered—Fifty Villagers in Fight.

CULVER CITIZENS BATTLE BANDITS   One Highwayman and Three Residents Wounded in Exchange of Shots.

HOGI HG BATTLE FIVE (IG WAYMEN   Three Culver Cilizens Are Shot ir Bank Raid,   ONE BANDIT !S WOUNDED   Robbers All Captured After Exciting Fight Following the Hold-Up ofa Bank—Ail Money Is Recovered.

WOMAN'S IMPORTANCE   In Maine State Election Indicated by Registration Ficures.

ONE VOTE IN THREE   Important Part of Women ir Gominge Maine Flection.

STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF OKLAHOMA SCHOOL HAVE RESIGNED IN BODY   INCENSED BECAUSE INFORWA CHARGES AGAINST PRESIDENT WERE NOT SUSTAINED,

PAPTURED BY MEXICANS. FEBRU ARY 20   Were Released Today by the Mexican Authorities.

BRITISH FLAG CAUSE OF RIOT IN METROPOLIS   Demonstration ” Was: Staged By _ Persons Who. Had. Attended High Requiem Mass In Memoiy  OF Terrencé MacSwiney.   {PRIEST PLEADS. FOR ORDER

IRISH SYHPATHIZERS STORM NEW YORK CLUB WHICH DISPLAYS BRITISH FLAG

Crowd Who Attended. Mac Swiney Requiem Mass Storms New York Club   2,030 POLICE C # POLICE CALLED 4      Fight Participated In By Hundreds of Irish Sympathizer; Friest Appeals In Vain,

ATTACKED IN. FIFE MCLEE   British Flag Display tnfatt ates Crowd Attending Mat  Qwyinndg Maca

COO en ee  SIGHT OF BRITISH FLAG CAUSED. A YOUNG RI01   Usual Quiet Observance of Thanksgiving in New York Violently Interrupted.

THAM CROWD AT MASS FOR IACSWINEY ATTACKS BUILDING WHERE UNION JACK APPEARS   emen Is Established Around Edifice; Rec  Is Quelled Only After Cordon of 200 Po r Pleads in Vain with Mob.

ATTAGK BRITISH FLAG IN NEW YORK   Throngs Leaving Cathedial Rust Union hud,

MOB 1S ENRAGED AT BRITISH FLAG   EATEN cigars  UNION  CLUB N. Y, “ATTACKED   ‘Window Ginsa Shattered hy Brick‘bats Whei Club - Rofuses to Lower Union Jack

THANKSGIVING IS SPOILED BY NEW YORK RIOT   Irish Sympathizers Stage Riot at Sight of Union Jack on Facade.

GOTHAM THRONG IN RIOT FOLLOWING DEMAND FOR LOWERING BRITISH FLAC

RIOTING CAUSED BY TRISH SYMPATHIZERS   MANY PEOPLE ARE INJURED IN FIGHT IN NEW YORK,   FOUR ARRESTS ARE MDI   Attendants at Mass for MacSwiney Begin Fracas at Sight of British Flag.

SIGHT OF FLAG PROVOKES RIOT      Crowds Try to Storm Union Club. Irish Sympathizers Angered by Union Jack Across From St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Fifty Policemen Called: Bul 150 More Néded to: Quell Holiday Scrimmage '   MEMORIAL SERVICE. ECHO   Union Club? "s Superintendent Lowers ‘ Colots’ But - Offi-. ' jals Order Them Back ~

NOT ENDS CATHEDRAL PEACMMNNY   Ir ish Mob Storms Club in New York, But Is Beaten Off   HOT AT A FLAG   Sight of Brit Banner is Signal for Real Warm Session

BAITToH FLAG 12 GAUGE OF RIOT AT MAG SWINEY MASS   Union Jack on New York Club Opposite. St. Patrick’s Inflames Irishmen.   MANY WINDOWS SMASHED

IRISH STORM GOTHAM CLUB TO GET FLAG   Union Jack Incites Crowd After MacSwiney Mass, and Stones and Bricks Smash Union ,  League Windows, ~   200 POLICE FIGHT CROWD   Rector Rushes From Cathedral in Ministerial Robes and Makes  Plea to Stem Attack.

SIGHT OF BRITISH FLAG STARTS RIC!   Crowds Returning From MacSwiney Memorial Mass In New York Start Battle   POLICE RESTORE ORDER   Casualties Consist of Twelve Slightly Injured; Club Windows Smashed

FAIL TO CONFIRM AGREEMENT MADE   Britain Said ‘to Have Guaranteed Independence of Egypt.   'WRANGEL MAKES GAINS   Bolsheviki Admits Evacuation of Brest-Litovsk in Official Communicue. °

ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR “BETTER SCHOOLS” MEE   State Superintendent L. N. Hines To Address Dubois Gi Educators At Huntingburg Tuesday; Other Noted Speakers Booked.   TOWNSHIP GHAIRMEN PREDICT LARGE ATTENDANCE

PHILIPP MAY VETO. SEVERSON MEASURE   GOVERNOR FORCES ASSEMBLY TO RECONSIDER VOTE KILLING RENT PROFTTEERING BILL AND THEN GIVE Ir APPROVAL.

SESSION OF LEGISLATURE 1S HALTED   Members Rush Work it Last Hours of ’ Meeting   SURTAX YETO IS SEEN)   Believed Philipp May Kill Severson Tax Project; May Adjourn Thursday

GA AOU e :  SE Pe “EQ  u “7 aul call idas Hf   ‘formed Men Smash Window: ‘nN Business Section of irish City.

KILLARNEY SHOPS SACKED BY. MOBS   Uniformed Men Smash Windows in Business Section of Irish City,   CASUALTY LIST JS GROWING   Persona to the Number of 673 Have Been Killed or Wounded In Erin Up to November 27 by AntiGovernment Elements.

AILLAGNEY OTORES WHECKED BY MOG:   Men in Uniform Smash Windows in Business District.   SIX ARRESTED IN GLASGOW   Bombs, Gelignite and Arms Found it Rooms of the Prisoners, Three Men and Three Women— Documents Also Seized,

PROPOSE RAILROAD FROM ARCTIC SOUTH   ROAD WOULD RUN FROM HUD. SON BAY TO SOUTHERNMOST ARGENTINE POINT.

RAILROAD CLEAR TO PATAGONIA   Building of Line from Arctic to Extreme South Probable

STATE'S FINANCES INGOOD CONDITION   New Fiscal Year Opened Sept. 1 With $14,000,000 In Depositories.

MINERS TO DECIDE WAGE QUESTION   Go Into Conference Tuesday With fMinnscatinre in Now York

ANTHRACITE MINERS —  HOLDING CONFERENCE WITH THE OPERATORS   Netermined to. Obtain Recognition of Their Union and Adoption of the Closed Shop.

FOUND A MIND THAT RUNS ALONG WEPIE HIN OWN,   Cox Nays They: Are Together. on League of Nations and Want " Worl Id Peace.

WILSON AND COX IN AGREEMENT   President and Democratic Candidate Say Opinions. on Leaque Are Alike.   TO WRITE ENDORSEMENT

PRESIDENT AND NOMINEE IN ACCORD ON POLICIES   ledges to Champion “Honor of Na tion” in Every Respect Results from Conference in White. House

Governor Says He Found President Resolved : That Faith Shall Be Kept and Ready to  Dedicate His Life to the Purpose.   MR. ROOSEVELT PLEASED _ ' BY WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE.

WILSON, COX IN ACCORD, 6. 0. P. ACCEPTS GUAGE   SO Bi; RATTI ' OF KALLOTS IN NO VEMBER WILD HE FOUGHT ON LEAGUE EXPEDIENCY   STATEME NTS ARE ISSUED BY PRESIDENT AND COX

WN AGREEMENT ON LEAGUE ISSUE   Conférence. at Washington Provocative. of Good Results, Democrats Declare

WILSON STATES HE AND COX ARE ONE ON LEAGUE   chief Executive Issues Statement Regarding Sunday Conference.

PRESIDENT AND COX IN ACCORD   Conference Reveals Unanimit) of Opinion on League of Nations.   TO CHAMPION PLATFORM

UNITY ON LEAGUE AND PLATFORM   HUG UEUE Oak shady TN SPLENDID ACCORD  PRESIDEN oy ) COX AGREE      The Democratic Nominees and the Democratic Administration Are One in Feeling.

EXPECT TROUBLE \ FINDING JURY IN PETTIBONE TRIAL   WILSON STATES HE AND COX ARE ONE ON LEAGUE   ‘hief Executive Issue: Statement Regarding Sunday Conference.

‘COX WILLING TO BE  - WILSON'S CHAMPION  + ON NATIONS LEAGUE AFTER CONFERENCE

WILSON AND COX UNITE ON VIEWS CAYS CTATRVENT   White House and Democratic _Nominee Talk Following _  Conference   COX WET STAND SETTLED?   Senator Sheppard Says That Governor Will Not Go Before Country as Wet Candidate

UNITY BETWEEN WILSON AND COX   President and Democrat i¢c Nominee Agree Ful ly on League Issue

DUVERNDA COX AND PRESIDENT IN AGREEMENT   Nominee Recognizes Duty In Face of Threatened Bad Faith of America.   Will Endeavor With All His Strenath to Give What Wil enn Pramiced.

WILSON AND COX IN AGREEMENT ON LEAGUE QUESTION   Of Same Opinion Also or Democratic Piatform in General

GERMANS SEE MEANS TOGET COMMERCE   Trade Routes Will En able Them to Regain Former Position.

JO REGAIN TRADE   OPENING GERMAN TRAD] ROUTES TO AMERICANS PLEASES GERMANS   Is First Step in Restoring Friendl; Relations, Saye’ Hamburg Line Officials   Geramns Hope to Bring Back t Hamburg a Semblance -of Its * Former Greatness

HANIBUAG MAY BE RESUMED Ao PORT GERMANS BELIEVE   See a Ray of Hope in Agree. ment Reached by Shipping Corporations.

_—- ee ee ee  CERMANS ELATED OVER THEIR — SHIPPING AGREEMENT WITH U. §      Manager of Hamburg-American Line Hopes for Great Results from Understanding Just Entered Into by His Company.

GERMANY TO BENEFIT BY SHIPPING BARGAIN   Means Reopening of Port o Hamburg,

GEAMANG SEE BIG THINGS IN CHIPPING EAL   Opening of Steamer Routes to American , Vessels Called Momentous Event:   HAMBURG HOPES TO REGAIN. PROSPERITY   Teuton Says Agreement I: a. Trial at Resumption of Good Relations

SEE OPPORTUNITY TO REGAIN TRADE   OPENING GERMAN TRADE ROUTES TO AMERICANS PLEASES GERMANS   Is First Step in Restoring Friendly Relations, Says Hamburg Line Officials   Geramns Hope to Bring Back t Hamburg a Semblance of Its Former Greatness

OPENING TRADE ROUTES GREAT HELP TO GERMAN   Former German Routes to Be Opened to American Ship ping — Political Significance esos

OUTLET FOR. GERMAN}   AMERICAN MONEY FINANCING GERMAN EXPORT BUSINESS,    Hambhure-Ameriedn Steamship Co Will Open The Trade Routes For Imports..

SHIP AGREEMENT TO AID GERMANS IN MANY WAYS   Hamburg May Be Re~ Established As Great World Port.

AGREEMENT BELIEVED 10 MEAN MUCH FAR GERMANY      tiermans See Means of Regaining Fouch Through Ocean Trade

Reopening of Steamer Routes Along Former Hamburg-American Lines Important to Germany.

GERMANS ELATED OVER THEIR SHIPPING AGREEMENT WITH U. §   Manager of Hamburg-American Line Hopes fo Great Results from Understanding Just . Entered Into by His Company.

HUNGARY CHOOSES MON ADCHIAL EUR   New King Will Be Chose1 Imimed: ailely After Nationai Acsembly Convenes.

A MONARCHY   New King to Be Chosen as Soon a Hungarian Assembly Meets

NO U. S: COMPETITION   Output of Steel Mills Incredible, Says Englishman, bat Labor rouble Just Beginning. _

. U. INSTRUCTOR GOES TO ASSOCIATED PRESS   Ad. DILL, WILL BE ASSIST. “NT MIGHT MANAGER AT            Came To University Three Years Apo From Portland Oregonian

it, U. INSTRUCTOR GOES TO ASSOCIATED PRESS   w. 4 DILL WILL BE ASSISTANT NIGHT MANAGER AT CHICAGO   Came To University Three Years Ago From Portland Oregonian

TWO AMUNDSEN AIDS PERISH   Knudsen and Tessen Frozen to Death Miurinag VMAlinéar

2 OF AMUNDSEN PARTY DEAD   Knudsen and Tessen Reported to Have ._ Frozen During Winter of 1919-20.

EXPLORERS DIE OF.COLD   Two Men of Amundson Party Perish During Winter.

COMPLETE RETURNS SHOW FEW CHANGES IN PRIMARY RESULT   Official Vote May Be Required To Determine. Winner Of One Of » Congressmen- al- large © Nominations.   DAUPHIN CO: BOOSTS WALTERS

ELECTION RESULTS UNCHANGED   Winner of One Position in Congress Silll in Doubt.

DENTAL CLINIC FOR CHILDREN I$ OPENED IN CIT)   Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur. days are Days Designated for this Service

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days are Days Designated  fine thic Goerviea

NEGRO PREACHER I$ LYNCHED BY BLACKS   Minister In South Accused Of Murder Of Colored Child; Slain By Own People.

NEGRO PREACHER IS -MOB VICTIM   Supposed to Be Hinged B; Members of His Own Race.

SAYS ‘NEGROES LYNCHED NEGR   Aged Preacher Hanged Following _Murder Of Colored Girl

1 GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE,      Elwood ‘Young Man Sentenced - for the: Killing of Kendall,

GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.   Fiwood Young Man Sentenced for the Killing of Kendall.

DEVALERA ASKS MMFOIATE-AIDFOR THE IRISH    Declares His People Will Never ie Surrender Their  Beat tobe

CHAT NOT DELAY ACTION   Postponement of Assistance to Ireland Will Mean Ruin, Rave de Valera.

BOARD OF CONTROL 13 PREPARING BUDGET FOR NEW APPAAPRIATION'   FOR PIRST TIME TN HISTORY TH STATE (CF TEXAS IS OPERAT. ING UNDER BUDGET,

PRICES DROP 19 PER CENT IN YEAR, REPORT   Monthly Average of Com modity Prices Shows 6% Decline in September   OLD COSTS TOBOGGAN   CICHTY-TWO PRICE RECESSIONS IN WEEK COMPARED AGAINST FIFTEEN ADVANCES

ROP INPRIGES OF COMMODITIES STALL CONTINUES   DUN AND BRADSTREET AGREE SIN PER CENT WAS SHOWN IN MONTH.

DOWN TREND OF PRICES GOES ON   Dun Says Ten Groups of Com. modities Advanced While Only Two Declined in September.

NGTABLE ADDRESS BY GERARD, WANTS PACT COMPROMISE   MUST HASTEN PEACE, HE SAYS — ATTITUDE ON UNION LABOR — WARNS OF WICKED WALL ST.

GERARD FOR COMPROMISE OF PEACE TREATY FIGHT   He Has Stood for Pact Without Change, but Now Danger Threatens Europe. Red Flag Menace There.  srtintiineaarees

VOTE OF GLASS MAY NAME NEW SENATE CHIEF   Underwood and Hitchcock Running Close Race for  Tyamnareratic T-andar .

GLASS’ VOTE IN SENATE MAY DECIDE CONTES!   Underwood Is Opposed as Democratic Leeder by Hitchcock.

VOTE OF GLASS MAY ELECT SENATE LEADEI   Underwood Says So on Visit To \ day at White House—Close ‘ Contest Looked For.

GLASS VOTE MAY DECIDE LEADERSHIP   Underweod of Alabama Being Opposed By Hitchcock of Nebraska. “Party Conference Thursday.

WANT oUMEBDDY. TO TACKLE JUG UF DISARMING   League Council Must Decide If the Work Is To Be Done By Military Men Directly Or By Civilians.

HOW TO CONDUCT DISARMAMENT      Whether Military Wen or Civilians  Are to (om pase Comminsion.

League of Nations to  Take First Step Soor   ROME CONFERENCE IS EXPECTED TO SEE ACTION OF CONCRETE NATURE—BRITISH PLAN FOR ARMY OF LEAGUE, TO KEEP PEACE IN WORLD — MAY NOT PERMIT PRIVATE MANUFACTURE OF MUNITIONS.

ULE     EW CREAMERY DIVE   Stock Snlesmen Ave Meeting, Much Encouragement

EIGH'P BODT REMOVED.      Holaday Burial Maced Changeit by Mrs, Whitehuw Reid,

TRY THIS ONE ON YOUR OUIJA   DENVER RELATIONSHIP TANGLE RIVALS “THE AGE OF ANN.”   YOU'LL BE. ALL MIXED UP   Westerners in a Quandary Over Family Relationship  Affair.

SON OF WEALTHY BREWER WANTED ON DESERTION CHARGE, ARRESTED AFTER SENSATIONAL 5 YEAR CHASE

ALLEGED DRAFT EVADER TAKEN AFTER 2 YEARS   Wealthy Brewer’s Son Arrested at Palatial Home of Mother in Philadelphia —Taken to New York.   MOTHER THREATENS TO SHOOT OFFICERS

UF DRAFT CAUGHT   Mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Is Arrested After She Threatens to Shoot Officers.

CAUGHT IN OLD HOME   Millionaire Slacker Ar. rested in Philadelphia Home   MOTHER RESISTS THE OFFICERS; IS HELD   Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Had Refused to Fight Germany

ALLEGED DODGER OF DRAFT JAILED   WEALTHY PHILADELPHIA MA 1S CHARGED ALSO WITH ARMY DESERTION.   TO BE COURT-MARTIALED   Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Is Ar rested in Mother’s Palatial Home by U. 8S. Agents.

EE LL TS eels tennessee aselseeisnltnediibenbeshingistantstentnanedmamnnnti  BERGDOLL. ALLEGED DRAFT EVADER TAKEN IN CUSTODY

TAKE BERGDOLL AFTER SENSATIONAL INCIDENT   Wealthy Philadelphian, Alleged Draft Dodger, Arrested After Three Years

BERGDOLL I$ CAPTURED.   ‘Wealthy Son of Former Brewer , Charged With Being Draft Doe yer.

528,000 IN CASH IN STOCKING BAN   Mother of Grover Bergdoll a Weaithy Draft Dodger Fought With Officers Whe Arrested Her Son,

GERMAN POWDER PLANTS NOW SEND U.S.ARTIPICIAL SILK   Geormein Nation Torts  Eapensive Plants to Detter Use,

ARTIFICIAL SILK BOUGHT BY U.S. FROM GERMANY   GERMANY TURNS EXPLOSIVES FACTORIES INTO NEW Usis NOW

Outlaw Strikers Form a Unior   Organizers Claim 250, 000 Railroad Yardmen Have Agreed at Secret Meeting to Fight to the Death.

OUTLAW UNION WILL FIGHT ~TOTHE DEATH   The Amaigamated Organization’ Ha “a Membership of 260,000 Rail road Employes

OUTLAWS 10 PLAN FIGHT TO THE END   Will Establish Opposi. tion Labor Party Say Strikers.

“OUTLAW” R. R. STRIKERS HAVE AMALGAMATED   CLAIM MEMBERSHIP OF 250,00 MEN—WANT TO REGAIN SENIORITY RIGHTS

INSURGENTS CLAIM THEY HAVE AMALGAWATED THEIR .. FORCES   H. ¥.. READING, ORGANIZED, SAYS NEW O#GANIZATION WAS MEMBERSHIP OF _ - ata aan

Incurgent Leader Anmaunees the Fay mation of a New Labor ‘ Orranization ~   “SAYS 146,000 KAILROAD Jo.) BMILOVES. ARE CONCERNELI             Amalzamation Maude at 3 Sécret Meet "fete of the Outlaw Leaders ; Last Week -

Leader Says: Rall. Labor’ Board , Delays Action: While bs Men Wait,

nsurgents Amalgamated t Force Recognition, Says Strike Leader   JECLARES 250,000 MEN ARE STILL ON STRIKE   AMALGAMATION SAID TO HAVE BEEN FORMED AT SECRET MEETING, WITH MEMBERS iN EVERY CIry.

QUILAW STRIKE STILL KEEPS Qh   Men Who Left Railroads and Have Been Outiawed by Union Labor and President's Adjustment Board Still to Stay Out; to Fight to Death.

PHYSICIANS FALL INTO SNAP   Writing Whieky PFPreecripticns iI: Feund Prefitable at Chicagec.

G. O. P. Platform “a Straddle,’ Democratic “an Evasion,’ He Says—Denies Attacking Wilson Personally.

JIM REED DENIES THAT HE STYLED WILSON AS A JACKASS, BUT CALLED HIM “BRKYING ANIMAL?

AL BUT ONE WW TWO FUE iE BURNED TO DET   New York Tenement Fire is Fateful to Nine’ Persons, Members of Two: Families Js. vee ee Apartment 9499 {tih’.

APARTMENT FIRE FATAL TO NINE   Two Families. Wiped ‘Ont: ir  New York Blaze—Many Chit  - dren Included’ ‘in ‘Liste 

W HICH DESTROYED AN APARTMENT IN NEW YORK   Victims Embraced Every Member but One of Twa Entire Families—Number Rescued by Firemen.

TRAPPED ON UPPER FLOORS OF BLOCK   ‘allvays al promi          MANY RESCUED BY FIREMAN      Victims “Were A Found en Top Floor—Fourtesn Families Re ‘sided in the Building

AD IN APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE   All But One Member ot Two Families Wiped Out in Early Morning Blaze Which Destroys New York Apartment  House—Many Are Near Death

FIREMEN RESCUE SCORES TRAPPED INN. Y. BUILDING   Only One Member O Two Whole Families Escapes Death.

ALL BUT ONE IN TWO FAMILIES ARE BURNED TO DEATE   New York Tenement Fire ts Fateful’ to Nine Persons, Members of Two Families In Up-town Apartment Building.

NINE PERGONG LOSE LIVES ~—MENYORK FRE   Sixteen Families Rescued From Fite Escapes By the Fireman

} at PERISH IN __ “NEW YORK FIRE   Hundreds Escape in Night Clothes: From _ Apartinent House Blaze; Fire Started i in  “Rahe*QOareiaga

EVERY MEMBER BUT ONE OF TWO FAMILIES DEAD   Five-Story Apartment House ix West 146th Street Destroy. ed By Flames.   THEIR ESCAPE OUT OFF, MANY SAVED BY FIREME}   Nearly Hundred Men, ‘Women and  ¢ Children Huddle on the   Fire Escapes.   CAUSE NOT YET LEARNED   Fire Believed to Have Started ir Baby Carriage on First Floor,

Tenants Rush to Fire Escanes as Flames Block ‘Stairways.   100 “FLEE IN TERROR   Youth, Fainting, Saved b Man - Reaching From Adjoining Building.

TRAPPED IN FLAMES ON TOP FLOOR OF FIVE-STORY HOUSE   Only One Member Left Alive Of Two Entire Families; Hundreds in Panic   Blaze in Baby Carriage Saic To Have Started Fire al Early Morning Hour

TWO FAMILIES WIPED OUT N WHEW YORK. FRE   STARTING:IN APARTMENT (OUSE TAK TOLL OF NINE

NINE BURN TO DEATH IN GOTHAM FIRE   Members of Two Families Trapped in Flames in Fifth Story.

NINE PERSONS--DIE IN NEW YORK FIRE   Blaze Destroys: Five-Story  House.

NINE LOSE LIVES IN BLAZE IN TENAMENT HOUSE IN NEW YOR!   ‘'n New Orleans More Than $2, 000,000 Property Damage Is Done Along River Front   HOW BIG FIRES STARTED   New York Fire in Baby Carriage Spark From Switch Engine Cauzes One In the South

TWO FAMILIES ONUFFED OUT BY GISASTER   ‘Blaze Originates in Baby Car riage on First Floor of  Structure   SWEEPING. FLAMES CUT. GFF AVENUES OF ESCAPE   Remarkable Cases. of Rescue . take Place; Many Chil- . dren Victims

WO TA WIPED QUT BY NEW YORK FIRE   NINE BURNED TO DEATH IN EARLY MORNING FIRE.   ALL MEMBERS OF TWO FAMILIES, SAVE ONE   It is Believed That the Fire Originatec! ina Baby Carriage on the First Floor of West 146th Street Apartment House.

TWO FAMILIES WIPED OUT BY FIRE THIS MORN   Nine Lives” Lost When N. Y. Apartment Was Burned.

NINE PERSONS ~ DEAD IN A BIG NEW YORK FIRE   Fourteen Families in Harlem Tenement . Are Driven to the Street By Smoke ‘and Fire =.   THE MISSION AY CHRIST. *  GHURGH

NINE PERISH IN FIRE   All But One Member of Two Families Die in New York Blaze.   Nearly Hundred Men, Women and Children Rescued From Five-Story Apartment Building. 

TENEMENT FIRE KILLS 9   ‘Two Families Perish in Early Morning Blaze.

OLIVES LOST Ih APARTNENT HOUSE BLAZE AT GOTHAM   Dead Constitute Every Mem. ber But One of Two Entire Families.

Nine Suffocated in  New York Fire   ONE KILLED AND FOUR OVERCOME IN DETROIT FIRE — CONFLAGRATION  AT NEW ORLEANS DOES: $2,000,000 DAMAGE

NINE LOSE LIVES APARTMENT FIRE   Every Member But One of Two Entire Families is Dead.

THREE HEROES © OF THE SUB S-5 GETS PLAUDITS   Saved the 37 Imprisoned Sailors by Work jing Continuously for Seven Hours.

Heroes Acclaimed After Working to Rescue Crew Of S-5: Barely in Time

Stirring Tales Are Told by Crew of Submarine Under Water 40 Hours.

Three New Naval He  roes Created   CREW TELLS STORY   Engineer And Lieut.Commander Lauded

Secretary Seott Declares Government Has Failed to Reduce the Cost of Living.

RAILROAD MEN PREPARE TO PRESS = DEMANDS FOR ONE BILLION INCREAS!

EARLY RETURNS INDICATE PLURALITY OF 100,000   KENDALL ALSO LEADS BY SAME MARGIN   Reports From State Republican Head quarters Indicate That All Con. gréessmen From the State Will be Safely Republican

D’ANNUNZIO DOWN AND OUT   iS COMPLETELY IGNORED BY NATIONAL COUNCIL IN FORMING NEW FIUME DEMANDS

971 ON BOAT TRANSFERRED   Passengers on Powhatar  Are Safe and on Way to New York

LEAGUE TAKEA TEP TO BRING DISARMAMEN   Control of Traffic in War Materials Planned; Work Starts on Tribunal

MOVE 1 MOAR NATION   Commission Moves To Contrel War Traffic— Germany No Guiltier Than Others.

LEAGUE TO CONTROL WAR MATER’   ash Named) to Complete thi Plans for an) International Tribunal.

LEAGUE PLANS 10 CONTROL WAR MATERIALS > TRAFFIC   [By Henry Wood, United Press Staff Covmeenondeni Tl’ ~~

Plan to Be Presented by Commission and Probably Adonted.   BRUSSELS COURT WITH AMENDMENTS PROBABLE      Lord Gecil Hurst Says Accomplishments Will Be Surprising,

INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL ON DISARMAMENT   LEAGEE OF NATIONS COMMISSION APPOINTS SUBCOMMITTER TO PRAET PROJECT

WORK ON PLAN TO CONTROL SALE OF WAR MATERIALS   ‘Lord Cecil Says Government of : League Is Still in In fancy Stage.

THE LEAGUE PLANS DISARMAMENT   ‘The Conclusion of the Committee Wil Be Compulsory tt Public Opinion So Demands,

DENCHAL oclZEl BY OINN FEI SOAP ES FOES   2 Soldiers Are Shot fron Ambush as British Leader Flees

aD  ITALIANS AND RUSS TRADE   Two Countries !naugurate Exchange of Merchandise.

RUSS AND ITALIANS TRADE   Exchange of Merchandise E >tween ‘the Two Countries Has Been Inaugurated,

COAL OPERATRS GIVEN DRASTIC ORDERS TODAY   WILL BE COMPELLED TO. PRO. DUCE A SPECIFIC AMOUNT OF COAL AND TO SELL WITHIN THE STATE.   AT THE PRICES ALREADY FIXED   Any Excess Production May Be Sold Outside of the State, Says the Commission.

- DRASTIC  ORDER BY THE INDIANA COM COMMISSION  Operators Must Produce Specifiec Amannt of {nel   Operators Must Produce Specifies Amount of Coal   To Sell Within the State at Price: Already Fixed.

CONGRESS TO ADJORUN.   Early Action on Bonus Bill is Ex  pected in Senate.

GUNGREGS EXPEGTS TO TAKE A REGESS   WILSON MAY INSIST ON THE PASSAGE OF) RELIEF LAWS, HOWEVER.   ‘Attempt of House Leaders For  Adjournment May Meet With.   Opposition From Lead ers of the Senate.

Congress Will Take Up On Appropriation Measures: and Mandate.        ly   BONUS BILL PASSED . IN HOUSE. IS DOOMED:      Senate Fears Adjournment Will Result in. Special... Sacsion (Call,

iebeda HOPED OA WITHIN WORKING DAY’   Present Plans Call for Suspension of Sessions of Congress June 5   BONUS WILL COME UP IN SENATE THIS WEEK   MEASURE EPECTED TO BE AMENDED AND SENT BACK TO HOUSE; RECESS FAVORED OVER ADJOURNMENT.

WORK DAYS FOR SOLONS   Take Six Weeks’ Rest After Handling the Bonus Bill.

ALANOMA CITY HAS SAFE LEAL   AL CITY LARGEST IN THE STATE, SAYS CENSUS OFFICIALS; TULSA TOWN HAS 72,000.

DELAWARE TO VOTER   Committee Reports Suffrage Resolution to House.

MISSISSIPPI STATE RATIFIES SUFFRAGE   Reverses Former Action; Delaware Fight Continues,

Lieutenant Governor Casts Deciding Ballot After Tie— Delaware May Vote on Question Tomorrow.

MISS. SENATE RATIFIES   HSES FORMER ACTION BY YOTING FAVORABLY ON FEDERAL AMENDMEDST.

MISSISSIPPI SUFF FORCES IN RALLA   Senate Ratified) Amendment Wher Lieutenant.‘Governor Breaks Tie Vote; Battle Is Revived.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET AT COMPLETE ~ STAND-STILL TODA)   No Stock Received § a Strikers Appeal to Washington.   No Recommendations in Delaware Report on Suffrage Measure

Mississippi Senate Ratifies the Amendment to Extend Fran.chise to Women

MISSISSIPPI. FOR SUFFRAGE   Senate of Thirty-sixth State. Ratities . Amendment—Only Action of House Needed.

i SUFFRAGE   Senate Reverses Previous Action On Suffrage Amend: ment.

SENATE REVERSES ACTION; RATIFIES SUFF AMENDMENT   Mississippi Upper House Reconsiders Vote on Federal Amendment and Endorses Proposal.

HOUSE ACTION Aa EE         Indorsement Will Add 36th State to Those . Favorable.

HOW CANDIDATES HOPE TO WIN NOMINATION   Methods of Aspirants Revealed in Pre-conventior News at San Francisco; Palmer and Cox Confident of Big Vote   BY HAROLD D. JACOEE

EDWARDS INSISTS HEMUSTHAVE WET PLANK TOSENDON   Attorney Geveral Hopee4o-Pse Stenu Reller Methods When Ballot. ing Begins — Davis Is Groom’d xs Dark Horse Candidate

Candidates Adopt _  _ Nomination Plans   Palmer Will Use “Football” Tactics of Gen. Wood; Cox Relies On Strength in West and Middle West; Edwards May Withdraw If Wet Plank Is Left Out.

BATTLE P ARE OUTLINED   Democratic Candidates Make Known Methods by Which They Hope to Win.   WORRIED ABGUT BSRYAN

Sa ee ow ws  PLANS OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES OUTLINED 

STEBBINS FOUND: TESTIFIES. FRIDAY   ‘Missing Treasurer Of Wood Fund Will Be Heard By Committee

“Blue Beard” Harvey, Calm After Narrow Escape from Lynching, Talks of Case

N. Y. THEATERS FEEL’ SLUMP   Three Thousand Actors Are Out. of - Work-—Forty-Four Theaters Cut  Prices to Get Audience.  ;

SLUMP FOR N. Y. THEATERS   Three Thousand Actors Out of Work— Admission Prices Cut.

WARSHIPS ARE DUI   Five German Dogs of War to . Be Destroyed Here Within  Year

FIVE HUN WARSHIPS TO BEU. S. TARGETS   Hulks Allocated to America Will Be Used for — Ry Navy.

TO HASTEN AGREEMENT.   Lewis Takes Charge of Anthra cite Miners’ Interests——Says He is Optimistic.

MR LEWS TAKES CHARGE OF GASE   Will Attempt to Speed Up Wage Negotiations   IS VERY OPTIMISTIC   That Early Settiement Will be Reached—Mine Owners are Expected to Complete Presentation of Statistical Data in Reply to Demands of  ‘ Miners Early this Week

LEWIS WILL SPEED UP NEGOTIATIONS ON WAGES   President of United Mine Workers Annpounces that He Has Taken Up  Anthracite Interesis.

)  Young Woman Subject~ed to Sharp Questioning in Effort To Break Down Claims of Self Defense.   STANDS ORDEAL . REMARKABLY WELL

i ea Na a DI a ce aL Niel nna  OAYS DR. ZIMMERMAN, 1F THERE, WOULD ANSWER SAME AS SHE Old

MANY WHITE FLAGS WAVIN   !  Mining Gounty .of Iron Mountain I: Ready to Surrender ta the Fed ae eral Agents,

IRON CO., MICHIGAN, . CITIZENS HOISTED ‘THE WHITE FLAG   Residents, Panic Stricken, Tacked Pillow Cases and Other White Objects To Shacks To Attract Attention of  ris if£tsphgft....   All Supplies of Home-made Liquor Were Destroyed, and the Snow In Many Sections Took On the Hues of the  Rainhaw.

WILL INVESTIGATE KANSASFLOURMILLS   Mlour Prices Drop $6.00 Per Barrel Since June, on Account of No Buying.

HONOR NURSES AND DOCTORS JANUARY 25   Governor Harding Names This Date as Occasion to Pay Tribute to Those Who Aided in War:

Influenza in Twenty States        ase Scattered Throughout ppi, According to the Re a

 Wilson’s Plea For Armenian Mandate Only In Keeping With His Promises

WIESON TEMPTING FATE,   Hids Pair te Get Another 1 urn-deows On Armenian Mandate.  =... PeaewisA i swreennrs

; “THESE etl IVES HAN TIEK   Mission Appointed to Confer With. Contending Factions Fails in -Work-—Battle.. at Kwaban Believed Fought— Wounded Taken to Peking. )

FOSDICK TIRED OF WAITING,   Under Secretary of League of Nations Tenders Resignatiou.

J, §. REPRESENTATIVE IN LEAGUE RESIGNS   Fosdick Embarrassed by Nation’s Lack of Decision   One of “Cabinet” of Three Tha ~ Has Started League’s Machinery

FOOUICK QUITS POSITION WITH NATIONS LEAGUE   Under-Secretary General ~ Says So Long As America Has Not Ratified Treaty He Should Not Hold Job.

LEAGUE SECRETARY QUITS   Fosdick, American Representative  Leaves Post Because America Remains Out of Union.

GHT PLANT DOWN   Por FER BOTH NO COAL IN {TTY BINs  Lake Ewie Refused w Spot Car Until  Ordered by State Commission.

2 * Sake Exie Refused to Spot Car Until *  @vdered by State Commission. ~

"Sl ARLES   Agree to. delivery of two ’- gmillion tons of coal’ -- monthly   ALLIES TO PROVIDE FOOD   Dr. Von Simons denies that ultimatum was presented to his delegation

Accept Terms ~ Laid Down For Coal Delivery   Protocol Calls For Furnishing Two Million Tons Per Month   GERMANS DENY ULTIMATUM GIVEN   Some Charges AreTo Be Made In Conditions For Getting Coal

SHIPPERS SUBMIT RECOMMENDATION:   Tell Cummins and Esche Their Mind on Roads.

TREATY NOT FIXED ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN   Roosevelt Points Out OF a pisa Changes in Statu Us  » * pe

PEACE TREATY NAY NOT LEAD   \  Settlement Is Possible. Roosevelt Tells  Country.

ROOSEVELT HEDGES A LITTLE.   League of Nations May Not Be Bis leanne of Campaign.

LEAGUE NO “FIXED ISSUE.” lts Status May ay Be. “Changed Before  OE ocn weavta © TWRancnecagee ashe Were a

TREATY DECLARED NOT TOBE “FIXED ISSUE’   ROOSEVELT SAYS STATUS OF THE LEAGUE ALSO, MAY BE GREATLY CHANGED.

“LEAGUE NOT FIXED ISSUE!’ ROOSEVELT   WILL RESIGN NAVY POST TO TAKI EFFECT ON THE DAY OF HIS NOTIFICATION

PEACE TREATY AND LEAGUE ARE NOT FIXED ISSUES   Present Status May be Mucl chang < Between Now and Ma.ch 4, Roosevelt Says.

TRUCKERS REFUSE SHORT DAY   Employes Demanded More Pay and Redaction to Fight Hours.

EVIDENCE INTRODUCED VESTERDAY TO SUPPORT CLAIM THAT LAWRENCE CLUGSTON CORE MITTED SUICIDE.

OGDEN SHOT BY CAN ACCIDENTALLY   PISTOL, SUPPOSED UNLOADED 1S DISCHARGED.   ACCIDENT OCCURRED IN CLARK HOME SATURDAY.   Dr. Clark Taken to the Hospital tn That City Where It Was Reported His Condition Was Not Alarming—Son is Prostrated.

PRISONER SLUGS  JAILER; FREES 22 MEN; ALL ESCAPE   Two “Lifers’”’ From In. dianapolis Jail Included In Delivery.

PRISONERS MAKE AN ESCAPE   Twenty-two Break Out of County  tail at Indianaz polia.

TWENTY-TWO ESCAPE IN BIG JAIL DELIVERY   Two Lifers and 18 Other: Break From Marion County Prison.

G JAILER WIT AON BAR OF GEL: 22 MAKE GETAWAY   Two Lifers Among Fugitives in ‘ Early Morning Escape from ~-an Illinois Prison.

BIG JAIL DELIVERY   Night Jailer is Knocked Unconscious and Twenty-Two Prisoners Wolk <ddeart

Twenty-Two Inmates of In dianapolis Yard Bean Jailer and Escape.

IN JAIL ESCAPE, 22 TET AWAY. Pyisoners at Indiana polis Attacked

HOLD EIGHT FARMERS FOR GIN BURNING   Arkansas Planters Ad mit Conspiracy To Destroy Property.

TO AVENGE KANSAS GIRL:      Three Are Charged. with Complie. Sy in Hideous Crimes

FIFTEEN PER CENT INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES DECLARED WECESSARY TO BOOST WAGES

MEANS HIGHER EXPRESS RATE   Fifteen Per Cent Increase Necessary to Meet Wage Award.

FRAME KANSAS LABOR LAW   Legislature Begins Special Session on Court for Industrial Relations Ceondemnen by Unions.

4-CENT FARE McGANNON ON LIGHTS OUT; IS PROPOSED STAND TODAY AUTO STOL

“SrPION KOPP" Core nepre   Captain Gloder's Herse W  ing at Epsom: Powdc’ i :

British Government Will Insist on Passage of Irish Home Rule Bill

WANTS IRISH BILL PASSED   British Government Determined to Push Measure,

BANKS ASKED NOT TO —" DISTRIBUTE GOLD MONE!   Treasury’s Request is in) Lin With Policy to Conserve Pr cont Sune.

LOPENING ANTI-TRUST oUT   Federal Trade Commission Report Says Farm Implement Price Lift Due to Agreements.

WOULD REOPEN TRUST SUIT OF HARVESTER CO.   Federal Trade Commissior Favors Move Ageinst Implement Makers.

PRICE INCREASE "BLAME IS FIXEL        RE-OPENING OF “TIONAL HARVES' SUIT SUGGESTED.      WOULD ADD TO LIST   Many Associations and Organizaitions Included in Recommendation for Action.

BOARD HITS HARVESTER CO.   Trade Commission Recommends Re openitig of Government’s Anti-Trust Suit Against Implement Firm,

REOPEN HARVEST SUIT   Charged that Concerns Combined to Boost Implement Prices—-Up 73 Per Cent.

WOULD REOPEN SUIT AGAINST HARVESTER CO   May Institute Proceedings Against Other Associations Dealing in Implements.   BIG INCREASE IN MACHINERY   Action Would Restore Competition in Manufactur. ing Field. No Trade Re. straint.

REOPEN SUIT AGAINGT HARVESTER COMPANY   Government to Push Cast Against Other Concerns Handling Implements.

HARVESTER TRUST’ OLD CASE MAY BE REOPENED      Charge Made of Combine That * Advances All Agricultural Implements 73 Per Cent

RE UPCRING alll ANTS GRE freed uitiial tial   EDERAL PRADE COMMISSION TREES ANGEHER FREE OF PVUERNATIONAL HARVESTER,

URGES ACTION FOR BUSTING TRUST 1 FARM IMPLEMENTS   Federai Trade Commission in Annual Report Says High Prices by Agreement.

RAID Bit BUSESESS.   Federal = Trada Commission: Recommends u Wholesale ‘ Agsanlt.

ANTI-TRUST. SUIT AGAIN   ‘Federal Trade Commission. After Harvester Company,   “MIGHT DISSOLVE THE % If. ¢.   Number of Other Concerns Also Mentioned in Trade. Comis-. sion’s Report,

ANTI-TRUST SUITS REUPENED BY THE GOVERNMENT SHOW ALLEGED FRAME-UP   Evidence Deduced Tends to Indicate. That Farmer Has Been the Goat in Prices  -» by Manufacturers   CLAIM IMPLEMENT MEN RESTRAIN TRADE   AIDED AND ABETTED' BY INDUS TRIAL PRESS: COMBINATION PRICE FIXED. UPON. EVERY PIECE OF MACHINERY SOLD

WOULD REQPEM HARVESTER SUIT   THE FEDERAL TRADE COM. MISSION CHARGES PRICE  UNDERSTANDINGS ~

. H. €. PRICES DUE TO TRUST 1S CLAIN   Government Suit Against Har vester Company Urged By Trade Board.

FAVORS REOPENING “2 ANTI-TRUST SUI   Would. Prosecute Harvest- er Company.

-ANTLTRUST SUIT OF GOVERNMENT REOPENED   Federal ‘Trade Commission Says Inerease in Implements Due to Price Ayreenion

PRICE INCREASE: BLAME IS FIXEL   RE-OPENING OF (‘INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SUIT SUGGESTED.   WOULD ADD TO LIST   Many Associations an Organizations Included in Recommendation for Action.

JENNINGS QUITS AS TIGER CHIE!   No Successor Has Yet Been Con ‘sidered, So Sudden Was Former Manager’s Decision

ASH CONTRACT MENTIONED   Walen Olashes With Untermyer During Hearing Today

Hylan’s . Former: ‘Secretar Was Member of Contractine Company.   EXCAVATION IS FILLED   Whalen Threatens to Sue Untermyer for Libel After Disclosures.

LEAGUE IS HOUSED. NEAR U. S. EMBASSY   Staff is Busy Perfecting Organization of New Body

LEAGUE OF NATIONS AT WORK OFFICIALLY NEXT DOOR TO THE AMERICAN EMBASSY AN PARIS

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1S WORKING ON ORGANIZTION   As Yet It [Tas Officially Had No Business Which It May Perform

“PAAP” IN CHARGE   Sarre Valley Boundary Commission's “Boss” Is Known

WORLD LEAGUE IS NOT DOING MUCH   ACTIVITIES TO DATE CON FINED TO ORGANIZATION ACTION.

PLANS ARE MADE — FOR BIG UPRISING   RADICAL ELEMENTS IN EUROPE ‘PLAN OVERTHROW OF THE THREE GOVERNMENTS (Re Tintted Preece)

PREDIGIS MORE CUROPEAN TROUBLE   LONDON POST SEES A GENERAI STRIKE IN ENGLAND AND GERMAN UPRISING,

STORM ON COAST TYING UP TRAFFIC   Several Vessels Catrght-in -{ce Which Is Driven About. in Sound.   SURFACE LINES TIED UP   Fuel Needed in New York to Prevent Suffering— liner ls Ashore.

TEAMER [a SHEE tAol WUAQ   Wd Dominion Liner Runs Aground Mile Off Rockaway Point When Driven Before «a Terrific Storm   Traffic Throughout Eastern Part of Country Impaired by Severe Blizzard: Heavy Snows Add to Chaotic State

DOMINION LINER ON SHOALS OFF NEW YORK IS GRADUALLY BEING BEATEN INTO WRECK   Persons Aboard Princess. Anne - Are Driven Into Exposed Places . to Avoid Water   WINTER GRIPS ALL OF EAST

Herbert Hoover Reiterates He Is Not a Candidate    Statement of Julius Barnes Is Denied That Hoover Is a “Progressive RepUblican” and May Switch to Democrats as Presidential Possibility if Republicans Show Signs : of Developing Into Reactionaires:’

BOOM FOR HOOVER   President of United States Grain Corporation Fires Presidential Boom   FOR FOOD DIRECTOR   Diners Cheer When Name is Mentioned — Barnes Wants an Independent

PRIMARY FAVORITES REMAIN THE SAME   Candidates Hold Relative Positions in Michigan.   EPWARDS SEES AWAKENING:

HUDSON AUTOS CUT      Detroit Company Announce: $200 to $450 Reductions.

DEBS LAUDED AS MARTYR BY SOCIALISTS OFFERING HIM PARTY’S NOMINATION

EUGENE DEBS, FEDERAL CONVICT, NOTIFIED OI HIS NOMINATION FOF THE PRESIDENCY. AS ON "FMANCIPATION LEADER’

DEBS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT   Committee of the Socialist Party Calls on Leader at Federal Prison, in Atlanta, Go.   JAMES O'NEAL SPOKESMAN   Says Advance Couriers of Human Liberty Have Spoken Qiten From Felon’s Cell.

DEBS NOTIFIED, = OF SELECTION AT FEDFAAL PEW TOD   Expressions That He Was  Incarnation of the Best Ideals and Traditions In The American History Was  TTepA.

DEBS, IN FELON’S CELL, NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENCY   Socialist Conventior Calls Him Hope Of Working Man.

DEBS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   SOCIALIST NOMINEE FOR PRESDENT HEARS NEWS IN FEDERAL PRISON.

FOUR CLD WOMEN WERE SUFFOCATED   Home For Aged Women at Linn, Mass, Was Destroyed By Fire Today.

FOUR AGED WOMEN BURNED 10 DEATK   Ten Others Had Narrow Escape: From Death When Home For Aged Burned.

FOUR CHILDREN ARE SUFFOCATED IN HOME NEAR JOHNSTOW!   Mother Away Shopping af Tine + Neighbors Find the Lifeloss Bodies After Fire,

PEREKOP TAKEN BY BOLSHEVIK] MOSCOW REPOR]   HEAVY FIGHTING RE. PORTED NORTHEAST OF KHERSON, REDS CLAIM. ING OTHER VICTORIES.

AND. WINTER IS COMING   Seventeen Mines In Howat’ s Territery Are Still Idle

WILSON 10 HAND OVER DEM REINS   Believe He'll Surrendet  After t Aug. 7 COX MEN ANXIOUS  Don’t Want ‘Peonideni Bossing Campaign   COX MEN ANXIOUS

PRESIDENT WILSON 18 AGKNOWLEGGE GOK  AS PARTY LEAREE   Tg Counteract Republican Propaganda That Wilsch Intends to Dictate Nominee’s Policies.

COXTOBENEW - PARTY LEADER    And It_ Is Expected. That Presiden * Wilton Wul So ckqowiedge Him.

WILSON 10 BOW 10 COX CONTRO   President Will Issue Statement Acknowledging Nominee as Party Head Shortly After Notification; Leaders Tire of Wilsonism.

WILSON 10 SOON PROCLAIN COX PARTY'S LEADER:   WILL TURN OVER REINS SOON AFTER NOTIFICATION ON AUGUST SEVENTH

Hoover Won’t Do, Bryan Says As He: Attacks N. Y. World   Calls -Poou Dictator Man Who Dees Nov Ruow, Whats Party. He, a o° Relougs Ta,

HARDING, BACK 10 FRONT PORCH SPEAKS TO NEGRO DELEGATION   Citizenship Based Not on What You Can Get but What You Can Give, He Tells Them

NEGROES HEA  SEN, HARDING SPEAK TODA)   Nominee Proclaims Americz Will Not Fail Negro  Citizens.

CANDIDATE’S FRONT PORCH PROGRAMME   Will Take Up All His Time for Three or  Four Weeks.

GENERAL PERSHING IS FRONT PORCH CALLER   CONSULTS WITH SENATOR HARD. ING AT MARION YESTERNAY=-NO POLITICS HE SAYS.

PERSHING- HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH SENATOR HARDING   Says Meeting is Non-Political; Pershing to Take no Part.

AMERICA WILL NOT FAILNEGRO, THEME (F PORGH ADDRESS   Senator Harding Resumes His Front Porch Schedule in Speech to Negroes.   PRAISES CONTRIBUTION AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP   Nominee Stresses Service as Test of Patriotism For Those of Deep Faith.

HARDING TALKS — 10 NEGROES   Service Real Measure o! Citizenship.   WHAT YOU GIVE; NOT GET   General Pershing Was Senator Harding’s Guest Last Night— Back to Porch Talks.

NEGRO DELEGATES AT MARION    Blacks From Various Parts of Country  Hear Harding Discuss Their Cause.

HARDING RESUMES PORCH SCHEDULE   Delegations of Negroes Hear Nominee.

HARDING TALKS TOADELEGATION OF COLORED MEN   ‘Says Real Measure of Citizen ship Is In Service Given.   NEGRO HAS MET THAT TEST   ;  Promises America Will Dea  Justly Regardless   of Blood.

HARDING SPEAKS TO NEGRO GROUPS   Resumes Front Porch Policy In Addressing Negro Delegations At Marion Home.   Declares America Has Not And Will Not Fail American Negro

HARDING IS VERY BUSY: ON FRONT PORCH ACAI   Back From Three Days’ Trip He Hag Much Campaign Work Ahead.

HARDING MAKES TALK TO NEGRO DELEGATION   G. O. P. Nominee Returns, trom Minnesota Trip and Resumes Front’ Porch Campaign,          HAS GENERAL PERSHING ‘. AS HIS GUEST TODAY   In Speech to Oolored. -Citixons, Says ‘Service’? is Yast Citizenship.        BASED ON: WHAT ONE GIVES.   Says Negroes Have  Good : Setise and: ‘They’ ‘Will Not Fail ‘ _ America,

ACPORTS VARY AS 10 STRIKE  OUTLOOK TODAY   VARYING CLAIMS MADE; SITUA  TION NOT LOOKING WELL IN OKLA.; SWITCHMEN OUT.

Urgent Appeal Made for Relief From. Acute, Food and.:, :  Wyal Situation. ®

CONFLICTING CLAIMS ON CHICAGO SITUATION   R.R. Managers Say Strike is Insignificant While Business Men Ask Relief.

New York City Telephone Operators Plan to Join American Federation.

TQ AFFILIATE WITH «LABOR   New York Clty Telephone Operator: Plan to Join American BRedoerntinkn.

FOOD RIOTS SPREAD.   Lead to Serious Disorders in Parts of Germany.

TEXAS STATE FAIR OPENS AT DALLAS   OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE! OF MEXICO JOIN HANDS WITH TEXANS.   INITIAL GROWD 1S LARGE   Governor. Hobby. Pakes Fart in ‘Opening International © Exposition. ©

MEXICO. FIGURES BIGAT STATE FAY   FOUNDATION FOR NEW ERA OF FRIENDSHIP LAID BY EXHIBIT.

Re eT Ma meen ee  PAPERS OFTEN LOST, CLAIM OF OFFICE        BILL PROHIBITS DRAFT EVADERS BOXING IN N.Y

RGKJACK GIRLG INTO SUBSCRIBING DEMOCRATIC CASH   Campaign Assessment of $560 ' Levied: Against 14 Clerks of Revenue Collector.   TWO, IN DEBT, FORCED TO DATE CHECKS AHEAD   Sordid Tale of Collecting Co» Campaign Funds Told by Aberdeen Dispatch.

DEMOCRATS ASSESS WOMEN WORKER:   CLERKS AND STENOGRAPHERS ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE $49 EACH.

MISS BUSH IS TO LEAD WOMEN G. 0. P. WORKERS   Matters Shaping Up foi Coming Presidential Campaign.

SUNSHINE SPECIAL WRECKED.   Engineer and Fireman Badly Hurt When ‘Train Went Into Ditch.

BIG GRAFT DEAI   500 PERSONs S. SAID TO HAVE BEEN VICTIN"’ ZED IN CALIFORNIA LAND FRAUD.

Big Operation tn California  Land Held Plo:      Fraud of $3,000,000. Charged -in Chicago Suit; 500. Claimed Victims’ -_

CHICAGO MEN HALT LAND GRANT AGENTS   Defendants Accused of Op erations That Are Not Straight

IN DEATH JUMP AT CHICAGO   Patient Awaiting Insanity Test Leaps From Eleventh Story of the City Hall.

Baseb: + Result.   N DEATH JUMP AT CHICAGO   Patient Awaiting Insanity Test Leape’ From Eleventh Story of the City Hall.

Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon Charged With Shooting Oil Kina. {s in Hidina.   LEGAL ACTION IS HALTED   Rich and Poor Join to Pay Tribute fo Man Who Made Oklahoma Wealthy.

ANOTHER PROMINENT OKLAHOMA OIL MAN FOUND DEAD NBAR ARDMORE   (Ry the United Press)

PRESIDENTIAL ROW TAKES ON GREAT ACTIVITY   Swarmsof Delegates and Politicians Boom Favorites At Chicago .   But Is Able to Receive Visitors— Republican Committee Makes Little Progress

POLITICIANS LOCKING 10 UHIGAGD FOR DONVENTION   Presidential Row Takes On More Activity as New Arrivals Stream Into Headquarters of Favorites.   LOWDEN IS ILL BUT RECEIVES VISITORS   Hoover Boosters Are On the Ground; Moses Says to Place Your Money on Wood As He Is a Winner.

PRESIDENTIAL ROW Io SWARMING WITH POLITIGAL WORKER!   National Cormmitteemen With , Principal Visitors; Governor Lowden Jil.

FAITHFUL RALLY 10 CANDIDATES CALL   WINDY CITY HOTELS JAMMED WITH SUPPORTERS OF PRESYe IWDENTIAL ASPIRANTS \%   CONTESTS DELAY PROGRESS      Convention Work Moves Slowly For Ward as Commitee Investlgates State Rows,

PRESIDENTIAL ROW IS SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY   Additional  Workers Arrive in Chicago to  Aid in G.O.P. Meet

VISITORS SWARMING PRESIDENTIAL ROW   INCREASED ACTIVITY aT CAaNDIDATE HEADQL ARTERS.   levernor Lewden'’s Iilmeas Doce Nor Prevent Hie Recetvieg Nomerees Callere—He Will  Seoe Kerover.

SWARMS OF POLITICIANS, DELE GATES AND COMMIUTTEEMEN POUR INTO CHICAGO,

LOXGAVESD000 10 DEMO FUND   Democratic Nominee Will Speak at Detroit, October 15.

COX GIVES $5,000 TO FUNDY.   Democratic Nominee Makcs Donation —tg Speak at Detroit.

EX-KAISER BECOWES TAILOR   WilheIm Is Said to “Excel” af the Sortourlal Act Tis Recent ; Location,

FORMER KAISER TURNS HAND TO “TAILORING NOW   Willian Cutting Own Suits anc Making Good Job Of lt Too .

KAISER TURKS DRESS MAKER   HE IS WORKING ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF THE TOWN. ~ MAKES OWN CLOTHES—  DOES GOOD WORK

SUIT FOR 8171,000 FILED,   Govermment Secks to Collect Taxes on Vinous Spirits.

SUIT TO COLLECT TAX   Government Gets After Presi dent of Company.

Property Loss in Hlinois Placed at $6,000,000, In Ohio at $2,000,000, tn Georgia at Mere Than $1,000,000, While Other States Report) Large Amount of Damage.

STORMS RESULT IN 161  HEAT   Tremendous Loss of Lives Through North Central and  Southern States in  Disasters   PROPERTY LOSSES OF   PROPERTY LOSSES OF NEARLY TEN MILLION   Fatality List Increases and Many Stricken Communities Not Heard From

TORNADO DEATH LIST NOW STANDS AT 180   INDICATIONS ARE THAT THIS 'TOTAL MAY BE SOMEWHAT AUGMENTED,   PROPERTY QAMAGE 19 GREAT   Illinois Hardest Hit of Central States, " With Thirty. Dead and Que Thousand Injured.

160 DEAD IN WAKE OF MID-WEST TORNADO   EIGHT STATES IN P oF SUNDAY he   PROPERTY LOSS MILLIONS   Damave Believed to Aggregate $10.000,000-—Nebr. Communica tions Cut.

SUNDAY’S TORNADO GRUESOME TALE  105 Killed i ih in Northern Storm And 65'in Southern. Loss Is Estimated ats - $6; 000, 000.  GOVT. OFFERS HELE     Tornado was the Result of a Com hination. of Several Storms, One   Tornado was the Result of a Com bination. of Several Storms, One From Alabama and One from  i crc cass

DEAD ARE 161 WAILE W000 [a AN MILLION   LATE DETAILS OF STORM   TROOPS ARE ON GUARD STILL IN SEVERAL TOWNS

TORNADO TORE THROUGH WEST AND SOUTH SUNDAY   Many People Killed And Property Destruction Will Run Into Millions---Relief Civen By Red Gross And Sold By War Dept.   EARLY REPORTS FROM THE STRICKEN SrATES

STORMS TOLL MOUNTS HIGH   ‘TOTAL DRATHS IN SUNDAY’S TUKR NADO PLACED AT 161.   SCATTERED OVER A WIDE AREA   PARTS OF KIGHT STATES DEV ts : TATED BY THD Winn.

DEATH LIST OF CUNDAY'S STORM STANDS AT 161   Tornadoes Swept Sections of Eight States in South and Middle West.   GREATEST PROPERTY LOSS SUFFERED IN ELGIN, ILL.

Destruction Wrough’ In Fight States By Sunday's Storm   Wire Communication Is Being Restored — Ohio’s Victims Of The  Storm   161 Are Dead As Storm's Toll

Greatest Damage in Illinoi: Done in Northern Sectior —Many Sections Isolated by Down Telegraph and Telephone Wires.

PORTIONS OF LIGHT STATES ARE HARD HIT   List of Killed Is Expected To Be Increased—Thousands Made Homeless— Property Damage Estimated at Manv Millions.

TALE “WATTS      Means Are Sought to Relieve  Heavy Demands Being . Made on Treasury   DECEMBER INCOME TAX . WILL NOT BE DEFERRED   SENATE FINANCE COMMITTER AGREES 1O HEAR AMERT-. CAN LEGION ON SOLDIERS! BONUS MONDAY.   a CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY — SHORTENED BY HOUSE:

CONGRESS XMAS RECESS ABANDONED   Important Legisiation Necessary Given as Cause of Remaining in Session.

FARM CREDITS HOLD ATTENTION OF DELEGATES   Congress May be Asked to Aid Farmers by Extending Credit  Ys, saad AA ~_r { Prgieesg “atte } ee Poe

MAY ASK THE AID OF GONGKESS   Farmers Seek Additional Credit For Markeiing Crops,   CONFERENSE AT WASHINGTON

“HELP” IS CRY OF FARMERS   Meet in Washington to Consider Some Action in Cotaining Addition. al Credits

Indiana Statesman “Promii. nently Mentioned For the Highly Important Post,   ARE ORGANIZING   Slate Delégates .Nolified tc Pick Representatives I'o1 Resclutions Committee.

NATSON MAY HEAD FRAMERS ~ OFPLATFORN   Indiana Senator was compromiser on League of -  *- Nations eovenant

SENATOR WATSON TO HEAD MAKERS OF A PLATFORM   Indiana Man Will Probably Be Chairman of the Resolutions Committee at Chicago Convention.   WILL NOT SATISFY  THE JOHNSON CROWD

BARS HORSES FROM DENVER   Ordinance introduced In the City Coun cit Would Establish Ban Begin. ———~—"- ‘wing January 1, 1928.

BARS HORSES FROM DENVER   Ordinance Introduced in the City Coun. cil Would Establish Ban Begin. ning January 1, 1925.

ALL THE PASSENGERS SAFE   And It Is Believed the Leyland Liner Bohemia Wil Not Be Wrecked by Accident.

64 PASSENGERS OF VESSEL SAFE   Neighboring Steamer Takes Off Men and Women When Lier Bohemia Goes Ashore.

RAILROADS MUST BE REHABILITATED   Gov. Cox in Address Today at Princeton, Declares That Welfare Depends Upon Transportation   GREETS MINERS AND FARMERS   Says it is His Chief Aim to Explain Senatorial Plot and Reveal Its Working Interests

TOUR STARTED - AT PRINGETO!   Governor Cox Made Speect at Fair Grounds This Afternoon—Railroads   IMPORTANT }#£=FACTOR   In Bringing Normal Condi. tion, He Says—Spoke to Farmers and Miners

CHARGE OF PROFITEERING MAY BE FIRST HEARD   Members of Anthracite Min« Commission Will Resume Sessions Today.

TO RESUME HEARINGS   On Differences Between Operators and Miners

AI Atala DEFIRE TAKING NP HARD WOR   Will Speak in Three States During the Coming Week

Texas C, of C Committee Urges Immediate Action on Pink Boll Worm. Issue

COTTON COMMITTEE TALKS WITH HOBBY   IMMEDIATE STEPS URGED TO PREVENT EMBARGO FOR PINK BOLL WORM

FAVOR TO KINGS IRKS SWISS   Waiver of Customs Rules at Frontie: Sharply Criticized by Newspapers.

CRUELTY TO FAMILY AND DELINQUENCYSHOWN ON INCREASE IN CROWDED CITIES   Effert is Made to Lay Blame on Prohibition in Report Submitted in Chicago on Conditions During the Last Year— Complaints Increase Over the War Period

CRUELTY 0 WIFE © ‘oes sHOW > LARGE INEREASE   Prohibition Regime is Blamec For Some of it Says Statis“tictan.—Other  Figures ‘By  Same’ Authority Give Inter.  ecting Tnfarmatian.

BOOZE MADE THE HEART BEAT KINDER   Husband’s Cruelty to Wife Has Increased Greatly Since Prohibition.

WIVES COMPLAIN _ MEN ARE SURL\   CHILDREN SUFFER BECAUSE OF GROUCHES IN THE  HOME   REACTION IS NOTICED   Report Also Shows Good Effects of Prohibition Enforcement in Chicago

SOME CURIOUS © - SOCIAL FIGURES   ANTERESTING REPORT EROM A CHICAGO JUVENILE OFFICER.   WORSE' OR BETTER?   PROHIBITION DECLARED TO INCREASE SOME CRIMES. —    At the Same Time it % Declared Other Crimes Haye Been Much Diminished.

WIFE BEATING INGREASES WITT  CAL ONS CLOSED   STATISTICS SHOW INCREASE LUN CRUELTY TO FAMILY SINCE PROHIBITION CAME.

i CARLY UNDER TRY LA      Statistics Show the Increase  In Complaints is 238  Per Cent.

CRUELTY TO FAMILY, UNDER DRY LAW. INCREASES   Tuvenile Protection Association Reports on Effect of Prohibition as to Crime-—Disorderly Conduct and Insanity Cases, However on Decrease

OAS LAGK OF BOOZE GAUGES SURLINEDS AND FAMILY ABUSE   superintendent of duvenile Protec: tive Association Gives Statistics showing Cruelty To Be On Inppease

DROUGHT: BRINGS CHANGES: “TA CHIGAGS COURT GASES   Some. Offenses” “Decredse and Others Show Gain Under * Dry Law Operation.   JUVENILE OFFICER- REPORT

CHILDREN-.SUFFHR BECAUSE OF GRUUCHES IN THE _ HOME:   REACTION IS  NOTICED   Report Also Shows Good Effects ot Prohihition Enforcement in Chicago _

CRUELTY IS ~ ON INCREASE   Extra Suffering of Wife and Children Caused by Prohibition ‘

GAUELLY GUNG IN ORY OAYS   Former Drinkers Underge Reaction and Abuse Families.

OLD GLORY COVER WINDSOR   Stars and Strives Hoisted on Tower of King Gecrge’s Paiace by flistake.

WINDSOR RAISES OLD GLORY   U. S. Flag Holeted Over King George’s Palace by Mietake.

ANTI-JAPANESE RESOLUTION OF LEGION PASSET   CLEVELAND CONVENTION VIGOROUSLY CONDEMNS CONCESSIONS TO JAPAN.   Debate on Resolution Stormy But It Goes Through as Reported by Committee,

Recommendation of American: ization Committee Is Approved.   HOLDS THEM UNASSIMILABLE   Nation Wide Educational Amer: icanization Work to Be Supported.

Legion Would. _ Tixclude Taps   Americanisin - » Conunitted Ravn Crnecllition: of Gentlemen's ° Amrvesinent,

WOULD EXCLUDE THE JAP   American Legion Adopts Report on Americanization.

PUT BAN ON JAPS COMING 10 U. S. LEGION DEMAND   Cancel ‘Gentlemen’s Agreement,’ Refuse Citizenship.”

Fighters’ Convention Takes Emphatic Stand Against Orientals. .              DEMANDS EXCLUSION OF ‘PICTURE BRIDES

AMERIGAN LEGION ASKS EXCLUSION OF JAPS FROM THE U.S.   Stormy Debate Preeedes Adop tion of Resolution Denying Citizenship to Orientals   Ee —<_  LAST DAY’S SESSION IS BUSIEST OF CONVENTION   Balloting for Officers Scheduled for This Afternoon

SESSION OF LEGION IS A STORMY ONE   Hot Fight Precedes Adoptior of Strong Anti-Japanese Resolutions.

National Convention Adopts Resolution Urging U. S. to Cancel Its Agreement on “Picture Brides” at Once   Vigorous Protest Is Voiced Against Toyko’s Request for Citizenship Rights for Nipponese in This Country

AMERICAN LEGION WOULD EXCLUDE JAP IMMIGRANTS   The Cancellation Gentle men’s Agreement Japan Recommended.

LEGION 10 TAKE VOTE ON JAPAN. UL S. PROBLEMS   Recommends Cancellation 0 “Gentleman’s Agreement” With Island Empire

AMERICANISM REPORT ADOPTEDC TODAY, AS READ   CANCELLATION OF JAPANESE GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT   Want Japanese and Orientals Barred From Becoming Citizens of This Country and From Obtaining Rrights Here

ANTE RIGAN LEGION WOULD BAR JAP   Stormy Session Ends in Unanimous Support of Resolution.   URGES EXCLUSION OF RACE   Declares Yellow People are Unassim ilable—Asks Cancellation of the So-Called “Gentiemen’s Agreement” With Japan.

EAGLUSIUN OF JAPANESE. [a WAGEDBY VETS   Report of Committee on Americanism One Feature of Last Day   ELECTION OF OFFICERS AROUSES BIG INTEREST   American’ Legion Conventior Busy Gathering Near Close Of Convention

LEGION MEN OTRONGLY QPPOSE JAPS   AMERICANISM REPORT ADOPTED TODAY, AS READ   CANCELLATION OF JAPANESE GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT   Want Japanese and Orientals Barrec From Becoming Citizens of This Country and From Obtaining Rrights Here

KEEP OUT JAPS, LEGION URGES   Exciusion Resolution Adopted at Cleveland After Stormy Debate.  —   CALLS RAGE UNASSIMILABLE   Demands Cancellation of the So-Called “Gentlemen’s Agreement” With Japan znd Exclusion of “Picture Brides.”

LEGION WOULD EAGLUDE ALL JARS   Committee Recdmmends Cancellation “Gentlemen’s Agreement” and Rigid Bxclusion of Japanese Immigrants

EXCLUDE JAPANESE, DEMAND GF LEGION; STORMY DEBATE UPON  ISSUE AT CLEVELANT   Americanism Committee Recom: mends Cancellation of Gentleman's Agreement With Nippon   NATURALIZATION RIGHTS SHOULD BE WITHHELS

Acting Mayor, Commissioner and a Policeman Are in Command.   THEY BOOSTED THE PRESSURE   Say Attempt To Force That City To “ThreesWay-Han” is Not At All Satisfactery.

ROCK ISI ND MAN KILLED      Three Randits ‘Murder Charles F. Artz at Wichita

FUNERAL SHIP IN PORT TODAY WITH U.S, SOLDIER DEAE   Army Transport Brings Bodie: of 1.575 Yanks; Nearly 2900 Already Returned

BODIES OF HERO DEAD ARRIVE FROM FRANCE   Remains of 1.575 Soldiers Will Be Sent to Home Cemeteries With Guard of Honor.

POLES MAY NOT AGGEPT TERNS OF HUSSAN SOVIETS   Expected That They Will be Too Harsh for the Poles Ac‘cording to Reports From Warsaw Sunday Morning— French Optimistic Stiff.

HAMON GIRL FREED ON BAIL   Only Small Crewd Present to Greet Her at Ardmore, Okla.

SMITH GIRL 1S FREED ON BAIl   Waives Preliminary Hearing—Arrives in Ardmore in Presence,of a Smal) Crowd.

LEGION MEMORIAL   Memorials From France to Dead on Washington’s Birthday.

MEMORIAL TO  FAMILIES OF EX-SERVICE MEN  I   LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION ME) PREPARING FOR SERVICES ON FEBRUARY 22.   The Memorial is in the Form of : Diploma und Consists of a Symbolic Group Engraved Upen Paper.

FATE OF WOMEN'S — ~ SUFFRAGE IS NOW HANGING BY THREAD   Unless Constitutional Amend ment is Ratified Tomorrow They Lose*Right to Vote   MAY BRING CHARGES AGAINST LEADERS   Two States Needed to Assure Victory Beyond Douwbt.-— Ohio May Lose on Technicality.

IGeneral Sirtke Throughout Denmark   Stuike Called Beeause of Refusal ot King Christian to Accept Frade Uniows Compromise Offer,

GENERAL STRIKE IN DENMARK   Walkout Will Go Into Effect Next Tuesday—Ordered by Trade Union Congress.

N. Y. HARBOR STRIKE SEEN   Walkout of 6000 in January Ex pected to Affect 5,000 Other Workers.

NEW: YORK HARBOR TIEUP THREATENED   1921' Agreement  “Rejected - By ‘ 1 1 1000: Worker

SAY STRIKE IS EXPECTED   Harbor Workers in New York Not Satisfied With Hours

CANADA WILI HAVE STEEL MONOPOLY   British Steel Corporation Wi Have $500,000,000 of Capital Stock

SUNCERN SECOND ONLY TO ¥. §, STEEL GOMES OF GREAT MERGER IN CANAD!

JONCERN SECOND ONLY T0 U. §. STEEL COMES OF GREAT MERGER IN CANAD

Y CORPURATIONS ORGANIZED INTO INE BIG FAMIL!   Steel, Coal and Transportation Companies, With a Capital of $590,000,000 In Canada Have Merged.

VILLAGE 3S BURIED   Lapdsiite Desteays Gowns in Eeuadar: Aline Balled.

7 DIE IN FIRE; + 45 HOMES BURN   Mames Destroy 16 Buildings is 15 Minutes at Pittsburgh

SEVEN BURN 10 DEATH AUNOHED ARE HOMELEOa   TEMPORARY HOMES GF EYPLOYES OF CARNEGIE STEEL ©COMPAN  DESTROVED BY FIRE.

SEVEN Lee DIE N MORNING BLAZE   WOODEN BUILDINGS CATCH 01 FIRE AND VICTIMS UNABLE TO GET OUT

7 PERSONS PERISH IN CLAIRTON FIRE   Fifteen Temporary Homes Built for Employes of Carnegie Steel Company Are Destroyed by Flames.

SEVEN KILLED —— INBAD BLAZE   Fire Sweeps Flimsy Temporary Homes of Carnegie Steel Co. at Clairton.   HUNDRED ARE HOMELESS)

UAUGHT IN FRc TRAP   SEVEN PERCIPLE Dt: bikie RLRNS AT VitTShUnGH   Victims Were in Temporary Home wu Carnegie Works,

CAUGHT IN FIRE TRAP   ~ a tos et SEVEN 7EPROPLE.  mr - FROM BCENS AT PITEsptrcny      Vietims. Were in ‘Tempar: ry Homes at Carnesie Works, :

7 ARE BURNED T0 DEATI   FIRE DESTROYS 15 RESIDENCES AT STEEL PLANT.   Death List May Be Much Greater— Houses Were All Temporary Frame Structures.

MOTHER AND SIX GHILOREN BURNED TO DEATH IN FIRE   Escape From Third Story Apart ment At Ellwood ‘City Com pletely Cut Of.   ‘DAMAGE PLACED AT $35 009

NEAR PITTSBURG!   “Carnegie Steel Houses Catch Afire and Under Stiff Wind Sixteen Hundred People Are Forced to’ Flee in Scanty At stheun *

SEVEN LOSE LIVES IN A FTRE.   Harned to Denth itn a Block at Elwood <ttty, Fa.

PERISH ©..1N . FLAMES   Mother and Six Children Aré Burn : * ed to Death,

CLAIRTON FIRE SWEPT   SIXTEEN DWELLING HOUSES DESTROYED IN 16 MENTPES,   Seven Known to Have Ferished in the Flames Which Spread With Ine } credible Swittness.

LOST LIVES IN MORNING FIRE   Flames which Destroyed Fifteen Residenced Fanned by Winds

CFVEN BHEN 7) DEATH IS BLAZE   Temporay St uctures At Carne. sie Steel Plant Destroyed by Fire Today.

SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH   Mother and Children Burned to Death When Building is Destroyed at Eliwood City, Pa.

DECIDING HOOVER'S POLITICS   Annmouncement Made in Oregon He's  Geoing to Be a Democrat.

TO PRESENT HOOVER IN OREGON,  Fact His Polities Is Unknown Makes  re ee a Ce a ae

WIFE [i ARRESTED  U  AFTER MAN'S DEAT   WILL DUNN FOUND WRAPPED IN BLANKET NEAR EASTLAND WITH THROAT CUT.

WOMAN FELD FOR KILLING HUSBAND   Will Dun of Eastland Found With Throat Cut and Head Crushed.

RAILROADS LOSE   SUPREME COURT DENIES COL LECTION OF COMPENSATION

Railroads of Country Lose in Effort to Get Compensation From U.S,

Railroads Lose Suit for $50,000,000 Further Compensation From Goymnt.

RAILROADS LOST $50,000,000 SUN   Supreme Court Decides Against Theis Claim for Extra Compensation. ~

THOUSANDS OF ARMENIANS TN GILICTA ARE MASSACRED   American Red Cross Workers Frequently Endangered by the Fighting.

TURKS MASSACRE 10,000 ARMENIANS   Reports Show ‘Murder of 85 Girls Placed in Charge of American Mission

1,000 KILLED BY TURK FORGE NN ASIA MINOR   Nationalist Soldiers Massa cre More Armenians in Fighting With French   FIVE AMERICANS FIRED ON BY SULTAN’S TROOPS   EIGHTY-FIVE ARMENIAN GIRLS UNDER PROTECTION OF AMERICAN MISSION ARE REPORTED MURDERED.

WILL INSIST ON GIVING ARMENIA ACGESS TO SE:   PRESIDENT PAVORS OPENING PORT OF BATUM TO NEW RE PUBLIC—WILL ACT AS ARRBI TRATOR REGARDLESS OF AC TION OF CONCEP RrSe

PRESIDENT FAVORS ARMENIAN SEAPOR'   Would Give Country Outlet to Sea Throuch Batum, Important Commercial Center

MUST HAVe ACCESS TO THE SEA THROUGH BATU   President Wilson Will Insist Upon This in Arbitrating the Bound. aries of Armenia,

WILSON TO GIVE ARMENIA A PORT   ee  PRESIDENT, AS MEDIATOR OF BOUNDARIES OF ARMENIA, RULES FOR ACCESS THROUGH BATUM.

NEW SEA OUTLET DEMAND OF WILSON FOR ARMENIA   In Arbitrating Boundarics of Country, President Will Insist Upon Access Through Ratum.

PHESIDENT 13 10 FIX ARMENIAN BOUNDARIE'   HE WILL INSIST THAT TINY COUNTRY HAVE ACCESS TO SEA, THROUGH BATUM—HIS DECISION BEING PREPARED.

WoloTo ARMENIA HAVE AN OUTLET   President Wilson Says In Fixing Boundary Port Must Be Provided.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE WILL FIGHT COX BOOM AT COMING SAN FBANCISCO CONVENTION

AGAINST COX   Anti-Saloon League Official Issues a Formal Statement.

VEMOGRATIC CANDIDATE 0 MENAGE 10 COUNTRY  SALOON LEAGUE ASSERTS   French Lick Is Favored Resort of Leaders on Way To Pacific Coast---Edwards Is Strongly Paged As Nominee.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE IS =... OPPOSED TO GOY; C03   Candidacy of Ohioan Declated “Unthinkable” and Menace to Law and Order,’      BRYAN IS AGAINST HIM

As a Candidate for Democratic Now ination for President at San Francisca

ANTESALOON LEAGUE — 1S AGAINST GOV. COX   Comes Out Unqualifledly as Op posed to Ohio Chief Executive  as a Presidential Candi data

ANTE-SALGON LEAGUE OPPOSES GOV. COA   Genoral Counsel of Teague Declare: He Is the Yogieal Candidates for the Wets,

COX IS TARGET OF DRY COHORTS   Anti-Saloon League Opposes Ohio Man and Leader Declares Name Is Insuit to Law and Order,

OHIO. POPULATION INCREASE ESTIMATED AT ONE. LION   Greene County Figure; Missing From the U.S. Records.

TO RELIEVE. HOUSE ‘SHORTAGE. independeuce Con neil “Approves Plans

LABOR 1S READY TN AMALGIMATE   with Other Elements for Third Party Ticket   WILL GET TOGETHER   Duncan McDonald Tells Com. mittee of 48 Convention He Sees No Difference in Delegates Except Their Badges Hayes Announces that Fu. sian is Accomplished

URGES UNIGN OF PARTIES:   Labor Chairman Bays Only Difference Between Delegates is Their Lodges.

15 YEAR OLD BOYS ~INWILD WEST STUNT   TAKE OVER 32,000 FROM FATHER'S SAFE AND START WEST FOR  wef’ at ££ eee

AOING TOA SCHOO. "IN FANCY DRESS   fp gts Sats Men cad Women, Eastern Crilic. Says  Teo Many Frills Affected by K. U.

WORLD TITLE IS WON BY. THE INDIANS   Cleveland Takes the ‘Deciding Game by 3 to 0 Ssore.   BROOKLYN TEAM OUTCLASSED   American League Ciampions Whipped the Dodgers Fai.., and Cleanly— 'Coveleskie a Puzzle to Eastern Batters Throughout Series.

CLEVELAND WINS - WORLD'S SERIES   Indians Take the Seventh Game by a Score of 3 to 0. i  ————   COVELESKIE FOOLS DODGERS   Great Pole Pitcher Allows the Brook. lyns Only Five Hits and Hangs Up His Third Victory of the Series.

SECTION MAN DISCOVERS  BANK LOOT   Stolen Securities Found in Bundle Beneath Box Car

$500,000 NOT uu Me $74 000  Stolen from a Illino s Bank Found Hiohla “ “nd.   Stolen from an Illinois Bank Found at Highlands, Ind.

4onorable Prevention of War ls nel in Speech to National Guardsmen Assembled At Camp Perry,   AMERICANS PRAISED FOR MARKSMANSHIF   Lauds the Records of State Troops Who Served OverSeas; Public Doesn't Appreciate Their Services,

‘BLUE SKY” SPEECH   WILSON WAS “ro0 PROUD TO FIGHT,” SO HE SAID.    [ax Coins al Flashy Phrase and Wants “Prevention of War by Armament of Reason Rather Than by Force.

COX STANDS FOR WAR PREVENTION BY ARBITRATION   Reason, Instead of Force, Woulc Avert Bloodshed, Candidate Declares—Praises National Guard.

Democratic Nominee Urges Honorable Prevention of War by “Arbitrament of Reason Rather than of Force’”

GOA OPEAKS Ti RIFLE EXPERT AT CAMP PERRY   Honorable Prevention of War by Reason, Not Force, Is Urqed   PRAISES RECORD OF — GUARDSMEN IN WAR   Arrangements Macle for Limited Number of Harding Sneakers From Marion

COX SPEAKS AT CAMP PERRY   Pires Opening Gun of Read Campaign ; Speech at Camp Perry, Ohic.

SUKAT CAMP  PEARY OPER iTS SPEAK TOUR OF EAST   Urges Prevention of War by Reason Rather Than by Force   PEOPLE OF WORLD NOW WANT PEACE   elaborates on His Former Speech Regarding Justice to Veterans

REASON RATHER THAN FORGE URGED BY COX IN DEALING WITH WAR  BETWEEN THE NATIONS   Democratic Leader Says Greai Mass of Soldiers Want no More Conflict   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ARE GIVEN PRAISE

SPEAKING TOUR UF COUNTRY 1 STARTED BY COX   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WANTS WARS PREVENTED BY ARBITRAMENT

Bandits Battle  Bank. Clerks In Robbery A ttempt   20 Shots Exchanged in Down Town New York.—One Yegg Caught by Traffic Cop. -

BANDITS BATTLE ~ WITH BANK ERK‘   Ineffective Attempt Made To Rol Savings Institution In New York City Today.

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BANK BANDITS — “FAIL IN RAI   Bank Clerk Answers De mand For Money, Wit  » Fusillade .cf Shots—On Is Caplured.

SENSATIONAL BANK ROBBERY IS FOILED   Score of Patrons Endangered as Well-Coached Clerks Bravely Fight Off Three Bandits With Gun Shots.

LABOR COURT IS URGED BY ALLEN   Bartlesville Audience Cheers a: Kansas Governor Describes Success of His Trial.

BANDITS RAID TOWN.   Buenos Aires Reports Stores Broken Into and Looted at Barracas.

REPUBLICANS ADD TQ MAJORITIES IN SENATE AND HOUSE   Party Assured Of Plurality Of 21 In Senate And 146 In House Of Representatives.   SOCIALISTS AND PROS ARE EACH REPRESENTEL   Returns Are Very Nearly  Conryplete With But Five Congressional Districts Missing.

OPENING OF LANDS, SOLDIER PREFERENCE, ADVOCKHED FOR SUPPORT OF SMITH MEASURE

Of Public Lands to Soldiers With Preferential Entry Rights Advocated.

WOULD OPEN PUBLIC LANDS 10 SOLDIERS   Reclamation Engineer Appears Be fore House Ways and Means Committee on Behalf of Smith Measure.

LEAGUECOUNCIL APPROVES: PLAN “POR MANDATES   Permanent’ Commission Wil Have Majority of NonMandatory States.   OTHER DECISIONS REACHED   New States From Old Russis - Not To Be Taken Into S the League.

LEAGUE AWAITS PREMIERS’ ACT   Assembly. Watches Conference Between Lloyd George _ and Leygues. .   SETTLE MANDATE QUESTION

"an la gg aaa LEAGUE COUNCIL IN ©. K. OF FINAL DRAFT OF THE   PROJECT FOR MANDATES

LEAGUE COUNCH. APPROVES FINAL DASFT MANDATE   Permanent Commission Selected to Meet Once Lach Year

VICTORY FOR ~ SMALLNATIONS   Geneva Council to Give Them Majority on Commission on Mandates.   BODY TO MEET EVERY YEAR   Permanent Board to Review Adminietration of the Mandate Holding Countries—Admittance of Aue. teria and Buigaria Up.

LEAGHE TO SELECT MANDATORY RULES   ADMINISTRATION OF MANL ATES PLACED UNDER MAN. DATE COMMISSION.   GREEK SITUATION WATCHED   Meeting of Lloyd George and Leygues Also Attracts Attention of Delegates to the League.

LEAGUE 10 KEEP EYE ON POWERS WITH MANDATES   Commission Plan Ac cepted; Disarmament  Not Discussed.

LEAGUE COUNCIL TO PICK MANDATE BODY   WILL CONSIST OF FIVE NONMANDATORY AND FOUR MANDATORY POWERS: TO MEET ONCE A YEAR.

MANDATES 10 BE HANDLED BY A COMMISSION   Final Draft of Project Be fore Council of League of Nations.   BODY WILL PROBABLY MEET ONCE EACH YEAR   Troop Distribution Also i Taken Up Today By “Assembly.

§ POWERS WILL sDMPRISE LEAGUE MANDATES BOARD   ouncil Will Select Members of Permanent Commission Which Probably Will Meet Yearly at Geneva.

CORK’S CITY HALL IS BURNING   BATTLESHIPS T0 GREECE   BY SMALL NATIONS   8ig Squadron Will Be at Piraeus on Date of Plebiscite.   Geneva Council to Give Ther Majority on Commission on Mandates.   BODY TO MEET EVERY YEAR   Permanent Board to Review. Adminietration of the Mandate Holding Countries—Admittance of Aue tria and Buigaria Up.   Taken as Indication That Greeks Are Disposed to Remain Pro-Aliy— Otherwise Turke May Be Turned Loose on Them.

NEW BODY WILL HOLD MEETINGS EVERY YEAR   RULES ARE ALSO RATIFIED   Sir Reginald Tower Is Made High Commissioner at Danzig; Important Work Ahead.

APPROVE MANDATE COMMISSION WITH NONMANDATE RULE   Council of League Accepts Plar of Four Mandatory and Five , Nonmandatory Powers.   NEW RUSSIAN STATES TO BE “CONSULTING” MEMBERS   Admission to League Must Wai on Developments Likely to Change Their Status.

MANDATE PLA 5 DRAWN UF   LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUN. CIL APPROVES PERMANENT COMMISSION

LEAGUE ADOPTS DRAFT OF RULE FOR MANDATES   FINAL PLAN OF PERMA. NENT COMMISSION APPROVED BY COUN  RIISSIANS BARRED   Membership of -New States Carved Out of Old Territory Is Denied.

LEAGUE COUNCIL APPROVES DRAFT   PermanentMandatesCom- mission Planned. _   INVITATION TOU.S. 1S NOT CONSIDERED   Important Questions Or — Assembly Docket.

LEAGUE COUNCIL “RESUMES DEBATE. ~ ON REOPENING   ‘Docket. of. League Council Contains. Itenis of Gravest Importance? Members Continue Debate   (MAKEUP OF PATROLS IS. BEING DISCUSSED   RQUARANTEES TO BE GRANTED RELIGIOUS MINOBITIES _ IN SMALL COUNTRIES TO ‘BE . CONSIDERED

BUSY WEEK FOR LEAGUE COUNCIL lo IN PROSPECT   Appoint Mandate Commissior and Successor to the Tower in Van.

NATIONS CARVED OUT OF nt NOT AOMITTED   League Thinks New Confed eration Will Absorb Small States,

MANDATES COMMISSION   Council of League of Nations Approves Final Draft of * Project.

LEAGUE COUNCIL AGREES TO DRAFT   Definitely Accepts Project Fo: Permanent Mandate Com mission.   Fernanent Commission to Meet Once Each Year To Review Work.

LEAGUE COUNCIL APPROVES DRAFI   Plan For Permanent Mandates Commission is Approved By Delegates Today   ARMED FORCE TO VILNA

LEAGUE APPROVED MANDATES PLANS   TO MEET ONCE A YEAR   Did Not Consider Invitation of the United States te Discuss Disarmament

LEAGUE ADOPTS MANDATE SCHEME   Favors Countries Not Controlting Outs.de Territory.   VICTORY FOR SMALL NATIONS   Geneva Council to Give Them Major.  ity on the Commission—Body to Meet Every Year to Review the Work. perenne

10 BE NINE IN MANDATES COMMISSION   League of Nations Coun:  cil Approves the Fina Draft of Proposed In. strument.

COUNCIL FINISHES FINAL DRAFT FOR A PERMANENT BOD!   Commission to Include’ Five Non-Mandatory and Four Mandatory Powers   MAY ASK U. S, TO JOIN IN DISCUSSION ON DISARMAMENT   Proposal is Made But no Action  is Taken by Assembly

10 DISGUSS WHY LEAGUE KEPT OFF RUSSIA-POLE WAR   Assembly at Geneva Awaits With Interest Outcome of Discussions.

MANDATE CIUESSION .   Will Meet:Once a. Year to Re_ view Administration of Man‘ date’ Holding Powers. ea

FOUR MANDATORIES + AGREED ON IN LEAGUE   Delegates at Geneva Watch to See What Lloyd George and Leyques Will Decide

GEIS GETS START ON’ MANDATE JOB   LEAGUE CO(CNCIL APPROVES’ FINAL DRAFT OF COMMISSION,   BIG- QUESTIONS ARE UP   ACTION IN REGARD TO LITHUANIA AND VILA: TO COME SOON   Matter of Participation of the Us: S. in Discussion Over Disarmament Not Up Today.

VICTORY FELT BY FIGHTERS FOR SUFFRAGE   Women Happy Over G. 0. P. Plank For Votes.

WOMEN ARF WELL PLEASED   Have Been Granted Practically Al Thev Asked for In the Repubtican Platform,

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS HELP TO FRAME PLATFORM   Planks on Naturalization Suffrage Social and Industrial Justice Adopted.

THE PLANKS FOR WOMEN WELFARE SATISFACTORY   Woman's. Sufftage, Child Labor, Wo: men: in Industry Accepted by » ~ National G.0.P. Conveution

DISCUSS FARM BUREAU   Meeting of Farmers Was Held in Lawrence Today

GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE   Baltimore Workers to Fight Wage Reductions.

McKINNEY DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIZATION IN PROGRESS; PRO-ADMINISTRATION FORCES

SEVEN DEFENDANTS ARE SICK.   Newberry Elections Conspiracy Trial Will Probably Continue.

LMM LLL RECEIPTS FELL OFF   County Treasurer Urges Tax Payers to Bring Receipts” «

ner ee ae spa RECEIPTS FELL OFF.   County Treasurer Urges Tax. Payers to Bring Receipts’ +

SWITCHMEN OUT TRAFFIC STOPS CM. & ST. P   Operation of Chicago Junction Branch Also is Crippled

SMMTCHMEN IY — GHIGNGO STRIKE   REINSTATEMENT OF PRESIDENT GRUNAU DEMANH yer   DETROIT STREET CARS tno      Freight Traffic on Chicago, Milwau.  kee and St, Paul Railroad Crippled By Switchmen’s Strike,

1,300 WALK OUT ‘IN BIG CHICAGO - FREIGHT STRIKI      Traffic‘on Chicago, Milwaukee & St .Paul Railway Wiebaally Llalt+ad .

TRIKE GH IN YARDS   PHICAGO YARDMEN WALKOUT AGAINST UNION ORDERS.   ‘Officials of the Union Threaten a_ : General Strike Unless Demands are.  Ciranted,

ITRAFF IC AT fk STANDSTILL   Road’ Has ‘Declared. Em: . _ bargo. on All F reight. Shipments. >

MARSHALL ON THE STUMP   Vice President Tells the People in Mis. souri to “Quit Rocking the Boat.”

REED IS REJECTED AS CONVENTION DELEGATE   Democratic State Convention Refuses to Send Senator to National Convention.

GERMANY 1S DWIDED IN ALLEGIANCE 10 OLD AND NEW FORM OF GOVERNMEN

PLANS FOR ARRESTS ARE ABANDONED   Measures Calculated to Preven’ Uprising Against “New . Rule Given Up.

PRINCE JOACHIM . ALBRECHT LINGERS IN : JAIL DESPITE ‘ADVENT f O¥ IMPERIALIST:

MEX EVADE DEATH BY ENLISTING IN ARMY, IS CHARGE   Mexicans, Sentenced to Death for Out rages Against Americans, Join Carranza Forces, Says Witness

Bandits Killing  Americans Freed   If They Enlisted in the Carranza Army, Was Testified to Before the  Senate Committee

POLICE SEARCHING FOR A MYSTERIOUS COUPL   Man and Woman Believed t » Known Something of Elwell’s Death.

HUNT FOR MEN OW ELWELL vist      VICTIM “HAD HIS ENEMIES      Twa" Sportsmen Ave” Sought By” Poee ® ite -=Woman at First. Suspect,

POLICE SEEKING CLUES IN WHIST MURDER TANGLE   Officials After Couple Whom. They Believe Know About New York  Shooting.

SEEK WOMAN BND MAN IN. MURDER   Mysterious Couple Believed: to Know Something About Elwell’s Death.   POLICE THEORIES DIFFER

“EFT” WILANS CONFESSES; OTHERS “READY. TO CONFESS   TELLS OF 15 PART IN CONSPIRACY AND NAMES THE GAMU- LERS INVOLVED.   JUDGE SAYS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE NOW AT HANI   Ee ee ee a ES Williams Says Ie Got 85,000 as Hi: & . Fart; Throe Qthers Ready  can Tu Confess. o

A SAS  JUDGE SAYS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE NOW AT HAND   Williams Says He Got $5,000 as His Part; Three Others Ready To Confess.

CLAUDE. WIL      'Chick Gandil Was Go-Between. for Gamblers, Lefty Williams Says; Jackson Paid Him $5000 Bri  CICOTTE NAMED AS FRAME.

BASEBALL JURY “DIGGING DEEPER   Two Eastern Gamblers Are Indicted - Following Confession of “Lefty” Williams, Chicago Pitcher.   BROOKLYN PLAYERS APPROACHED

TWO GAMBLERS ARE INDICTED   Bills Against Them Returned After Confession Made by ‘Claude Williams   ALLEGED FIXERS OF SERIES   Abe Attell Threatens to Tell Story That Will Crack Base Ball World

WILLIAMS GIVES WAMES UF MEN WHO FIXED THE OEHIES GAMES OF 1919   “Sport” Sullivan of Boston Is Caught in Jury Net lollowing Third Confession By White Sox Team Member Today.

Sullivan and Brown, Boston Men, Named by  Williams Before Jury      State’s Attorney Replogle Says Three Other Ball Players Outside of Chicago Will Be Indicted—“Lefty” Williams Third Member to’ Make Confession of His Part in Deal. . PRES

‘Sport’ Sullivan, of Boston, and Man Named Brown Charged With Conspiracy   ‘LEFTY’ WILLIAMS GOT $5,00C FOR HIS PART   JUDGHD SAYS ALL NECESSARY EVIDENCE TO PROSECUTE BOTH GAMBLERS AND PLAY: ERS 18 IN HAND, «

BASEBALL PROBERS “TRAIL GAMBLERS 10 SEAT OF SERIES PLOT   Indicted Sox Players Expose “Fixers” in Six Major League Cities   WAGERS AT STAKE TOTALED $100,000   Penalty, 2 Years’ [mprisonment--Will Not Change Series, Says Johnson

GAMBLERS IN CONSPIRACY INDICTED: TO'PROBE “FIXING” OF 1920 SERIES   True Bills Returned Against Men Alleged to Have Conspired to Throw 1919 Games. Report Cleveland Was to Win Coming Series to be Investigated.

NDIGTO 1WU W PROBE OF COX SCANDAL   SPORT SULLIVAN AND PAL CHARGED WITH BUYING MEN   Williams Tells of Hi: End of Deal to  Throw Games.

Bits Of News From All Over The World Brought By Associated Press Cables

CRISIS IN TURK CABINET   Sheik-Ul-Islam Resigns Because of Treaty, and Others May Follow.

GERMANY IS NOT: _ PAYING HER DEBTS   French Premier - Notifies Committee.

BERRIANY FACES  GRAVE CHARGES   France Claims Money Advanced for Ruhr District Miners Misappropriated.

RELIEF FUNDS FOR MINERS ARE TAKE.   German Government Accused of Stea!ing Financial Aid Fornishked @yv France

SERMANS CHARGED WITH BAD FAUT   MONEY RECEIVED TO AID HUHR MINERS ALLEGED DIVERTED TO PROPAGANDA

AFTER THE COAL PROFITEERS   Joint Action by State aad Federal Authorities at Milwaukee.

 COAL FACE LAW   ATTORNEY GENERAL STARTS PROCEEDINGS TO END ILLEC4L. PRACTICES OF COAL MEN

BUSINESS CONDITIONS GOOD   Federal Reserve Report for Septem. ber Shows General imorovement Throughout the United States.

GOOD BUSINESS CONDITIONS   Federal Reserve Report for Septem her Shows Improvement.

GOOD BUSINESS CONDITIONS   Federal Reserve Bank’s Report for September Shows Improve. ment.

bs 0... COMMITTEE HAS RECEIVED TO DATE $1,017,255   Treasurer Upham Gives Details of Republican’Campaign Receipts so Far.

UPHAM BEFORE INVESTIGATORS   Tells of Money Received and Expenditures in — - Campaign Fund

AVERAGE DONATION TO G. 0. P. FUND $82   GIVES ATE  TREASURERR UPHAN THE DETAILS TO S COMBITTTEE        KANSAS GAVE $16,299   ‘National ‘Treasurer Gave List of 12,589 Contributors to Republican Fund   Some States Failed to Raise Enough to Cover Expenses and Were Helped Out

KEEPER OF 6.0.P GHEDT APPEARS BEFORE SENATOR   MAES STATEMENT TO THAT EF FECT UNDER OATH   SAW GOVERNOR'S LIST FIRST IN NEWSPAPERS   Says Treasurer’s Office Has Not Giv en Word For Secrecy on Part of Field Workers For Republican Campaicn Funds

AVERAGE DONATION TO G. 0. P. FUND $82      TREASURERR UPSIAM GIVES THE DETAILS TO SENATE COMMITTEE   KANSAS GAVE $16,299   National Treasurer Gave List ef 12,589 Contributors to Kepublican Fund   Seme States Failed to  Kaise Enough to Cever Expens¢s and Were Helped Out

REPUBLICANS GT CAMPAIGN MONE}   National Committee Makes Report On the Money Received. ,

‘FRUITLESS SEARCH OF SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE 10 FIND THAT $15,000,000 FUNE   When Facts Are Sought the Big Wad of Campaign Cash Fails ~to Show Up—Hays and Cummins Tell of Their Methods of Raising Funds.

SAYS UNDER OATH COX'S Tic) BRAT CR   Declares Contributions As Listed by Governor Wholly Erroneous   BADGERS GAVE $28,945   National Treasurer Presents Bridget to Senate Probe Bady

REPUBLICAN FUNDS ~ FULLY EXPLAINED TO SENATORS   Treasurer Upham Gives Table Of Amounts Allotted and Tells About States

COX CHARGES ‘ARE BASELESS    SWORN TESTIMONY SHOWS RE. PUBLICAN MANAGERS IN DEBT.   MONEY COMES SLOW   LESS THAN A MILLION FOR NA. TIONAL EXPENSES TO. DATE.   The Committee; Instend of Hav ing Fifteen Millions, Is Obliged to Borrow to Pay Expenses.’

TREASURER UPHAM TELLS COMMITTEE THAT REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUNDS UNDER $2,000,000   Makes. Statement to. Effect That Some States. Fell Short of Their Assess. ments to the Fund

b.0.P.BUDGET 5 PRESENTE!   REPUBLICAN TREASURER’ FIGURES ON CAMPAIGN EXPENSE PLANS.

FOR DEFENDANT   dary jn Circuit Coart Returned Ver dict Wednenday evening.

FOR DEFENDANT   dury Returned Verdict in the Shelby Cireult Court.

INCREASED PAY CHECKSGIVE  ———t™s RAILROADMEN HANDSOME   INCOME IN CURRENT MONTH

INCREASED PAY CHECKS GIVE  RAILROADMEN HANDSOME INCOME IN CURRENT MONTH

TO BE:HERE AEE: WEm          Much Interest ‘Has Been Shown, Other Towns, Says Mias Burek,=* in Charge.

LESSON OF HEALTH TOLD BY “WARREN”   HEALTH CAR ON SANTA FE TRACKS IS RECEIVING ., VISITORS eu   TO BE HERE ALL WEEK   School Children Find Much of Interest in the Varied Exhibits on Car s  Much Interest Has Been Shown fn Other Towns, Says Miss Burch, — in Charge

Of. Republican Support Ovér The Democratic Election “ Hopes   TWO TO ONE VICTORY . SCORED EVERYWHE:.¥

LATER RETURNS INCREASE 6.0 VOTE IN MAINE   Maine Gubernatorial Election Re turns Give Republican 133,417 Votes   DEMOCRATS BADLY SWAMPE”   Indications That Large Woman Voic : is for Republican, Parkhurst— Shows Trend of Nation,

MEXICO WILL PAY. HER UST. DEBTS   President Huerta’s Statement Is Position of President- — elect Obregon.

Argentine Attributes Tone Of Notes From United States To South America To Inexperience In Ways Of Diplomacy

SAYS AMERICA IS INEXPERIENCED   Notes to Bolivia, Peru, Chil Lack Diplomatic Procedure, Newspaper Asserts.

SAYS  DIPLOMATIC TAC]   Argentine Paper Criticizes Policy of American State Department as Being Dominated By Domestic Politics.

DESCRIBE REGENT AMERICAN NOTES FRUIT OF DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENG   Do Not Reveal Any Political Plan’ That Should Alarm the - South American Continent or Give Argentina Any Motive for Suspicion, the La Prenza Says

U.8. CHILEAN NOTE [0 CALLED FRUIT OF INEXPERTENGE   Reveal No Plan, However Which Should Alarm So. American Countries.

GRAVEST DIPLO * Te INEXPERIENCE SHOWN "RECENT J. §, NOTE SAYS THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN PAPER

OAMER WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGH   Left Mexico City Today for Laredo, Texas   Will Be Arrested and Brought to Chicago Federal Jail   Forfeited $15,000 Bond for Violation of the Maun Act.

OIL SUPPLY FOR MERCHANT FLEET BELIEVED SECURE   CONTRACT SIGNED BY SHIPPING BOARD WERH SPANDARD OH. COMPANY

NAMED FOR JUDGES IN IOWA   Weaver, Faville and DeGraff, G. 0. P. Choices for Supreme Bench at Convention.

WEAVER, FAVILLE AND DE GRAFF WIN BENCH      Nominated at Cedar Rapids As the Republican Candidates for the State Supreme Bench. .

LEGION WILL AID & IN DISTRIBUTION   Posts to Assist War Department i Placing Victory Medals in Hands of War Veterans.   TO PREPARE APPLICATIONS   Distribution. Has Been Very Slow, Due to Ex-Service Men Not Understanding Procedure.

LORD TO MARRY BARBER’S AID   Viscount Metville, Age Seventy-Seven,  Will Wed Empicyee in Edinburgh Tonscorial Shop.

BLACK COATS STRIKE   New Kind of Walkout in German Cities.   Thirty Towns Affected by Strike of in surance Employees—Aided by Bank Clerks.

NEW KIND OF STRIKE   BLACK COATS OF EUROPE ARE IN ARMS,   Walkout of Insurance Employees Af. fects Thirty Towns in Germany— Bank Clerks Back Them.

BLACK COATS OF EUROPE ON STRIKE   New Kind of Walkout in German Cities.      Thirty Towns Affected by Strike of In surance Employees-—Aiced by Bank Clerks.

BALL PROBE IS HELD UP   SHOW EVIDENCE OF SPITE WORK AGAINST COMISKEY,   Players Liable to Preseecution jo Gambling Only, Says Hewne, Which is Misdemeavor in Illinois,

Chicago Halts   State’s Attorney Hoyne .Directs That Completion of Probe Be Delayed.   THROWS MONKEY WRENCH INTO PROBE MACHINERY

Cook County States Attorney Indicates They Cannot Be Punished   COMISKEY’S FOES HELD BEHIND PROBE   Jurors Clash With Proseento1 Who Seeks To Halt Investigation

GERMANY FAILS TO DISARM AS IT PROMISED 0 DC   Allegation Is Made That It Has Not Carried Out Agreement.      CONFERENCE WILL CONSIDER MATTER   Anglo-Franco-Italian Conference Will Convene In A Few Days.

chats ti in anemone tienen auuioer iene te     “ERMAN DISARMAMENT CONSIDERED

LIFE SENTENCE FOR HOOSIER MURDEREE   Washington Youth, Aged 20, Draw: Life Sentence for Murder in Anderson Court

HAS:PLENTY OF COAL   tL niversity Has Supply to Last Till February

gat NOTED CHURCH WORKER.       High Officer in Sudden!  in Church ied

NOTED CHURCH WORKER.   High Officer in Christian Church Die« Suddenly at Battle Creck,

Parade Will Start At- 11 O'Clod When the Armibtice, Was [EE T fective a“.       Football Game In  Afternoon, Ban. quét- and Dance Will Com. plete Day’s Schedule. :

PLAN ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION   AMERICAN LEGION POST WILL HAVE ROUSING OBSERVANCE HERE    FULL DAY’S PROGRAM   Parade Will Start At 11 O'Clock, When the Armistice Was Ef- . - fective ae   Football Game In Afternoon, Banguét and Dance Will Complete Day’s Schedule

OUHILLER OF LAL NOSES  OUT OWEDE CHAMPION   Four Americans Qualify in Pole Vault With Better Than Twelve Feet

U. $, LEADS IN OLYMPIC GAMES   Americans Win All Four Positions ii 100 Meter Dash

ALLIED MISSION IS ATTACKED BY MOB   Breslau Crowd Hoots ant .- Throws Stones,

Police Intervention Saves Members 0! Military Commission at Breslau From Injury .

VICTIM IS DEAD.      Nebraska Man Succumbs to Attack it Des Moines,

NEGRO KNIFES ACCUSER: FI FF:   Nebeacks Man Siain in Aitercatior As He Charges Theft of Waliet: Stabbed Ten Times.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS IS PRESENTEL   Private Clyde Beers, Sig nally Honored by Hi: Relatives, Friends, anc Associates at Ceremony Last Evening—Present:  ed by Col. Watson.   MILITARY BALL

PRISON GEL FOR BONIFACE   Chicago Hotelkeeper is Sen tenced to Ft. Leavenworth for Selling Booze. —

PLANTS TAKEN AT GUNS’ POINT   Seizure of Facteries in Italy i: Continued   OWNERS ORIVEN FROM HOME   Employes Kill Hosiery Mill Pro orietor, Says Report

cerca ne es se an m   OFFICERS LEAGUE TO BREAK BOOZE RING IN CHICAGO

WHISKY RING UNCOVERED BY GOVERNMENT   Indictments Expected . to Fol. te-r Disclosures of Former Broker.

JNPAN WILL REINFORCE KOREAN BORDER FORCES   Promises Notification to China and Other Powers of Reasons for Step

IAPS REINFORCE: TROOPS IN KOREA   Will Help Patrol Boundary Line Between China and Korea

AGAINST FURTHER LOANS.   Shanghai District Students Oppose: to Present Peking Government.

STUDENT SLAIN BY POLICEMAN   Wiscensin Sophomoré Shot Dead When He Attempts to Rescue Freshman Taken in Custody for Stealing Madison Barber's Pole.

SOPHOMORE IS KILLED IN FIGHT      Students aid Pelice Serap When For nier Attempt to Release, Freshmen

Wisconsin Saphomore Dead After Fight With the Police—Barber Pole Caused Disagreement.

POLES NEAR BREAK WITH LITHUANIAN:   LETVIA THREATENS TO IN TERN ALL POLES FOUND WITHIN HER BORDERS   POLES ANSWER ENTENTE   Express Surprise at Franco-British Note and Declare That to Comply Would Cause a New Uprising.

RELATIONS SETWEEN LITHUANIAN AND > POLES ARE STRAINED   Threats Have Been Made By Former To Intern Poles For Occupation of Vita

ATTENDED EVERY CONVENTION SINE al ~— DEPEW WILL G0 AGAIN THIS YEAR

GERMAN loa UP   NOTABLE CONFERENCE BEGINS SESSEONS AT BOULOGNE,   Tle Sessions to be of Mueh Tmpor tance to Turkey and Armenia,

REPARATIONS AND BOSSA   i > + These are Snbjects Discussed by the Allied Preciers Today,

Envoys Meet at Boulogne to Confer on Situation   TURKS HALT PEACE TERMS   tta#an and Balkan Affairs Serious!ly Menaced ~

TENSION IS HIGH IN THE EAST   BRITISH TROOPS AND SHIPS WILL GUARD CONSTANTINOPLE   GREECE FREE HAND   WILL TAKE SUCH MILITARY  MEASURES AS SHE LIKES. .   That Country Also Has ‘Offered to Take Over the Mandate for © Armenia. Is the Report.

PREMIERS AT BOULOGNE FOR QUICK CONFERENC   Lioya-George, Millerand, Foch anc Other Notable Leaders Are Present.   IMPORTANT -SUBJECTS UP   Premier Venizelos, of Greéece, Will Offer to Accept Mandate for Armenia,

Will Participate at Conference in Which Questions of Turkey and. Armenia Are ' Be Discussed.

GERMAN ISSUES. UF   The Sessions to be of Much Tmnpor lance fo Tur aid Arnien ut

Allied Conference Gives Hellenic Government Free Hand ir Turkey to Deal with Emerg: ency

Greece Given Free Hand To Settle with Turkey   Meeting of Allied Leaders at Boulogne Decides That Prompt Action Is Necessary To Cambhat Nationalists.

LLOYD GEORGE, MILLERAND — AND FOCH AT BOULOGNE   Greek Premier Offers to Take Mandate For Armenia — Will Discuss Reparation.

GERMAN CABINET QUITS; ARMISTICE MAY BE ARRANGED   Chancellor Bauer May Be Asked to Form a New Government at Once.   WORKMEN ONLY ‘FIGHTING AGAINST NEW MONARCHY   New Ministry is Not Expected ti be Permanent but is Planned Until June.

GERMAN CABINET’S RESIGNATION GIVEN TO PRESIDENT EBERT   Chancellor Bauer Expected to be Asked to Form New Ministry.

HARDING HOLDS. MPOF HOLDS IMPORTANT ~ DONFERENCES AT MARION   Former Wood - and Lowder Boosters Meet .Republican. Nominee to Plan Action,   M’CARL AND NEW-CONFER

AN ACTIVE DAY   Senator Harding Held Important Conferences Today With the Leaders

ASTRONOMER DESCRIBES CAUSES OF POLAR LIGHTS   Gases Thrown Off by Sun at Equino  ‘Travel to Earth in Approximate);  Forty-Five Hours.

EARTH PASSED THROUGH CORONA   GREAT LIGHT IN THE SKIES ON MARCH 22 CAUSED BY EARTH PASSING NEAR SUN

EARTH BOMBED FROM HEAVENS   Professor Snyder, Observer Describes Aurora Visible In Sky Last Week

(CUTS PRICES OF STEEL   Pittsburgh Concern Adopts. New. Selling _ Rates on Certain Products 

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON ARMENIA MANDAT   Resolution Declining to Authorize Action Probably Will Be Adopted By Substantial Majority

VOTE ON MANDATE   Senators Limited fo 43 Minutes Speech; Listlut Late Today.

MANDATE OVER ARMENIA 10 Bt SETTLED TODAY   Resolution Will Be Called Up at 4 P. M.; Rejection of the President’s Request Now Seems Assured.

ARMENIAN MANDATE   aS.”  Senate to Vote on Proposition this Afternoon

WILL VOTE TODAY ON ARMENIAN RESOLUTION   Considered Certain That Senate Will Decline by Substantial Majority to Authorize Mandate,

TO TAKE UP ARMENIAN ISSUE.   senate Will Probably Adopt Measure Declining Mandate.

SENATE WILL VOTE ON MANDATE TODAY   SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY TO SUPPORT RESOLUTION DECLINING REQUEST ASSURED.

DEFEAT OF MANDATE TODAY (6 PROBABLE   MAJORITY IN SENATE AGAINST RE. QUEST OF PRESIDENT WILSON THOUGHT CERTAIN.

COTTON CROP NEAR RECORE   Government Report Shows Largest Yield Sines 1914 — Production ~ Placed at 12,987,000 Bates.

Government Report & Shows Largest Yield Since 1914 — Production Piaced at 12,987,000 Bales.

FINAI. ESTIMATE PLACES PRODUCTION AT 12,987,000 BALES OF LINT.   Price Paid to Farmer This Year Is i4 Cents Compared With More Than 35 Cents Last Year.

LARGE AMOUNT COTTON IS MADE PRESENT YEAR   With Exception of Bumpe Crop in 1914, It Breaks  Ali Previous Records. ~

FINAL ESTIMATE OF COTTON YIELE   Larger Than Any Year  =. Since 1914.

CONGRESS ENDS ~TTS SESSION LATE THIS AFTFERNAIN   Adjourns Until the First Monday In December,      RECORD FOR THE PAST SESSION   ‘Some of the Principal Measures ' Passed And The Actions Taken,

ANTIREDS IN THE MARSHES   Soviet Forces ODrive Balakovitch Troops Into the District Near Mozyr—Purauit Continuec.

SHIP IN FAST RUN TO FRANCE   Cunard Liner Aquitania Close to Reo. ord—“Race” With Rival Olympic Denied.

AQUITANIA WINS THE RACE   Roumanian Prince Backs Cunarder As It Nearly Breaks Record.

MADE FAST VOYAGE.   Cunard Liner Aquitania Makes Trip from New York to Cherbourg in & Davs. 17 Hours. 27 Minutes.

OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS THE SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY IS BEING ENTERED.   LINER AQUITANIA MAKES ' RECORD CROSSING POND

MADE FAST VOYAGE.   Cunard Liner Aquitania Makes Trip from New York to Cherbourg in ® Tiawe 17 Honure 97 Minntoc.

SIX DEAD IN WRECK      Head-on Collision Between Freight and Express

SENATOR HARDING FAGES BUSY Wet!   Returns to Washington After Week-End at Country Estate of Senator Frelinghuysen at Raritan, N. J.

U. S. ASKS BIDS FOR NEW AERIAL MAIL ROUTES   Contracts Calls for 306 Round Trips over Each Route Per Annum.

“ot 4BSSR OEE ae meet aN. See  Bids! Are Asked for Several Addl. ‘tional Alrplane Routes,

ASK BIDS ON SEVERAL NEW AIR MAIL ROUTES   Postal. Department Plans Bi; Extension,

GOV'T ASKS BIDS FOR ADDITIONAL MIR MAIL ROUTES   Four Flights, 95 to 875 Miles, Will Be Supplementary to” Transcontinental. .

ASK FOR BIDS ON NEW ACAIAL MAIL ROUTES ACROSS THE GONTINENT   MINIMUM OF THREE HUNDRED AND SIX ROUND TRIPS ON EACH ROUTE YEARLY,

AERIAL MAIL ROUTES   Bids Were Asked Teday by Post- office Department

MORE ‘AIR. ROUTES TO BE ESTABLISHEL   ; aimee Postoffice Department Asks for Bid: On 306 Round Trips Each Year;  One Touches Ft. Wayne

EXTENSION OF -_. ATR SERVICE   GOVERNMENT TO RECEIV! BIDS ON MORE MAIL ROUTES.

HEAVY WOMEN WILL REDUCE PRICES AND: TONNAGE °   Two Dozen Heavy-weights Are To Assist-Chicago Mayor In H.C.L. Enterprise

WOMEN WILL REDUCE WEIGHT   Pledge Selves to Regime Calculated  to Take Off Surplus Tissue.

Twenty Four Self Confessed Fat Women Form A “Reduction Club   332 Pound Typist Among Those to Wear Overalls and Dig In the Garden.

FAT WOMEN PLEAD GUILTY AND TRY TO MAKE AMENDS   Chicago Commissione} Starts Class in Reduction.

24 FAT WOMEN ARE PLEDGED TO REDUCE SURPLU:   Enier on Strenuous Sixty Day Campaign in Chicago.

AED ARMY oWEEPS TOWARD GERMANY   Russ Focses Now Only 40 Miles i Frussia.   ALLIES WILL AID POLAND   Military Assistance to Be Given in War Against the Bolsheviki— Germans Rush Troops to the Border, Berlin Reports.

RUSSIAN RED FORCES NEAR HUN'S BORDER   Soivet Forces Are Now Only Forty Miles From Prussian Line.   WARSAW FACES A COLLAPSE   Bertin Is Ruching Troops to the Bor. der——"I'll Tatk Armictice in Warsaw,” Declares New Leader of the Red Armies.

WARSAW HEARS MUTTERING OF INVADERS’ CUNS   SITUATION TENSE AS SOVIEI FORCES TAKE GRODNO, NEAR POLISH BOUNDARY

BOLSHEVIK] NEAR GERMAN BORDER   Soivet Forces Are Now Only Forty Miles From Prus‘Sian Lihe.   WARSAW FACES A COLLAPSE   Berlin Is Rushing Troops to the Border—“!'ll Talk Armistice in Warsaw,” Declares New Leader  of the.Red Armies. ,

RUSSIAN SOVIET ARMY SWEEPS TOWARD GERMANY   Scouting Detachments of the Rec Army Reported Within Forty Miles of Border.

2 SOUTHERN TOWNS AFTER CONCESSIONS   Louisville and Memphis Want Privilege On Lumber and Forest Products.

BUILDERS WIN POINT   Block Inquiry Into Their Af. fairs by Committee

MRS. CATT HEADS WOMEN’S ‘LEAGUE; DELIVERS ADDRESS   } neato Meeting Concindts With Cek ‘bration Banquet in Honor of Ratification

ANVIoE WOMEN POLITICS HAVE INNER GIRGLES   MRS. CATT TELLS NEOPHYTES THEY MUST NOT BE TRAILERS BUT GO AHEAD.   Nemocratic Delegates Claim Convention Was Packed By The Republicans, So There!

GET INSIDE AND GET THINGS AND BE FIVE YEARS AHEAD   Advice to League of Women Voters by First President, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt at Convention.

WOMEN URGED TO TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN POLITICS   Push Way Into The In ner Circle, Says  Mrs. Catt.

WOMEN ARE URGED TO ENTER POLITICS BY PARTY LEADER   WOMEN ARF ULRGED  MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN CATR  CLOSES CONVENTION WITH  OUTLINE OF ,   ORGANIZATION COMPLETED   “Go to Enger Cleetoe SA You are Not Wanted" Leader Te’ ae Nadonal Leegus. —  *

TO AFFILIATE WITH PARTIES   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Heads Womens Voters League.

WOMEN URGED TL ACTIMITY IN POLITIES   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Tells Suffragists They Should Join Political Parties   Chairman Will H. Hays of Re publican Committee Praised For Aid Given Cause

WOMEN VOTERS ORGANIZE FOR CAMPAIGN WORK   Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Declares That They Should Affiliate With the Political Parties.   KEYNOTE ADDRESS OUTLINES POLICIES

PICK MRS, CATT SUFFRAGE HEAD   Leader Says Women Should Work Thru Political Parties  Blane Clarannanc

WOMEN ADVISED T0 GBT INTO POLITICS   ; : BETTER WORK INSIDE PARTIES  THAN ON OUTSIDE.   Sa@ragiats at Chicago Form a League of Voters, With Mrs. Carrie Chapmas Catt Fermanent Chairman.

Women Urged to Become Active in Polilics   Charge Made Thai Republicans Pack Convention

POLICIES OF NCW SUFFRAGE BODY ARE QUILINED   Shicago Woman Permanent Chairman of Body   RESOLUTION SENT TO HAYS

MAD. GATT UUTLNES POLIGIES. LEAGUE F WOMEN VOTERS   Keynote Address Comes al Conclusion of First Session of New Organization.   AFFAIRS TO BE IN CHARGE TEN NATIONAL DIRECTORS   Granting of Suffrage Over Heads of People by Legislative Act Cannot Stand Vests in Courts That Will Invariably Eusue, is Assertion in Statement Issued by Antis,

WOMEN IMUST GET IN POLITICS, LEADER SAYE   ONLY WAY TO GET THINGS IS FROM INSIDE OF PARTIES, MRS. CATT DECLARES.   BALLOT AFFILIATION URGED   Permanent Convention Chairman of Congress of League of Women Voters Outlines Policies.

DIAZ AT HEAD OF NEW REVOLT IN VERA CRUZ  IS DISSATISFIED OVER THE ELECTION OF OBREGON AS PRESIDENT.  HAD PLANNED 10 SAIL FOR EUROPE

DEMOCRATS MUST NOT PUSSYFOOY.-BURLESON   PARTY SHOULD TAKE OPEN, HONEST STAND, POSTMASTER . GENERAL SAYS,

BURLESON ATTACKS ENFORCEMENT LAW   Urges Repeal of Certain Drastic Provisions of Volstead Act   PLATFORM IS DISCUSSED   Democratic Leaders See Visjon of Coming WilsonBrvan Struggle

. Maa eae   Asserts Democrats Must No “Pussyfoot” At San Francisco,   WANTS A LABOR PLANK   Would Guarantee Right to Strike and Would Amend Volstead Act.

Austrian Naval: ‘Heto,. Spurned . BY Actress. Kills Self On lake

REJECTED IN LOVE HE ENDS HIS LIFI   Austrian Naval Officer Thrice Decorated for War Valor, Shoots Self Over Viennese Actress.

Charlie Chaplin's Wife Is Seeking Legal Separation   Film Comedian Is Accused Of De serting His Wife—Family Troubles Aired

SCREEN ANTICS  Of a CHAPLIN MAKIN PEOPLE LAUGH   Gives Him No Time to Create Happy  Home Atmosphere

Nothing Funny About Charlie! In Home Life. Wife Asserte    UtNobody Hoame™ AC This Jat.

MURDER MORGAN   Slayer of Dr. Markoe Says He Visited N. Y. to Kill Noted Financier But Found That He Was Dead.

ESCAPED LUNATIC IN CHURCH KILLS MEMBER TAKING COLLECTION   Man, « Clearly Mad, Fire Shots During: Service in New York.

FANATIC SHOOTS DR. J. W. MARKOE   Escaped Lunatic Kills Doctor Whi! Taking Offering In New York Episcopal Church.   CAPTURED AFTER LONG CHASE

SIMPKIN IS INSANE SAYS N.Y. ATTORNEY   Man Who Shot Prominent New York Physician While Taking Collection Religious Fanatic   ‘Had Reen in Many Hospitals For Insane.

WANTED 10 KILL  MORGAN, SAY CHET FY   N. Y. Physician’s Slayer Tells Prosecutor Why He Went to Church.   SAYS HE DOESN’T REGRET KILLING   Only Sorry for Wife o; Financier’s Family Doctor, He Asserts.

Former Congressman Marked for Death by Religious Fanatic Who Shot Makee as He Took Up Church Offering.

SLAYER OF DR, MARKOE CRAT}   AT ee DECLARE HIM “A DANGEROUS RE LIGIOUS FANATIC   Went to New York to Kill Eldex Pierpont Morgan, Ha ‘Con. fesseg. . £ i

LOX WORKING MORE FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS THAN FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY

IS NOT MARKING PARTISAN FIGHT DECLARES COX   Says He Would Fight Democrat If Opposed to Leaoue  ‘Speaks to Capacity Houses In  Eastern Ohio

COX IS AGAINST ANY DEM: WHOIS AGAINST LEAGUE   Says That He Would Vote Against Any Democrat Who Did Not Agree On League of Nations.

Only Passed On Mt With Other: j Says arding fs Making Partisan Fight.’ us   SPEAKS-AT YOUNGSTOWN, 0   icagie: tis "Theme—Sives Ou “a Letter From a , . Soldier...

GOV. COX SWINGS ~ BACK INTO OHIC   BRINGS CAMPAIGN HOME WITH SPEECH AT YOUNGSTOWN  Will Speak This Afternoon at Kent

DEPARTMENT ADVISED OF BERGDOLL PLEN TO ESGAP   Witness Testifies Officials Were Notified of the Contemplated Attempt. *

BERGDOLL GUARD MAY BEACQUITTED   Unofficially Stated Sergeant O'Hare, Who Guarded Slacker Bergdoll, Not to be Court-Martialied.

COMMUNITY COINSHS Orie HELPED NATION'S HAFTROPOLI   VALUABLE AS STIMULANT TO PUB Lit INTEREST IN CFVEC AFFAIRS,

CENSUS FIGURES AS OFFICIALLY GIVEN   As Applied To Some of the Counties Contiguous To Fayette.

GAS DETECTOR ADDED TO MINE RESCUE TOOLS   West Virginia Bureau Makes Greater Provision for Safety in. > Saving Entombed Men, ~

NEW MINE RESCUE APPARATUS      West Virginia Bureae Has Added  Farther Equipment.

REPUBLICAN TICKET WINS EVERYWHERE   Good Roads Amendment Out of the Woods. Volstead Seems To Be Winning Over Nonpartisan Kvale.

TICKET WINS EVERYWHERE   Good Roads Amendment Out of  the Woods. Volstead Seems To Be Winning Over Nonpartisan Kvale.

SEEK PAYROLL AND LATE WILL   BELIEVED BY OFFICIALS WILL FILED IS NOT LAST MADE BY ELWELL

Avoided Woman He Admired to Make Her Pursue Him, Trainer Says.   SEARCH FOR “PAYROLL’ HE KEPT FOR WOMEN   Another Woman Enters Case As Housekeeper Tells of Sunday Viaitor.

INQUIRY ON ELWELL PAY ROLE   Disbursements May Be Clew In New York Mystery—Tips on How to Handle Fair Sex.

PAY ROLL REPORTS PRESENT NEW CLUE IN ELWELL AFFAIR   NEW EVIDENCE UNCOVERED MARKS NEW TURN IN INVESTIGATION.

ELWELL'S PAYROLL BEING aUUGHT BY GOTHAM POLICE   Evidence That Murdered Mar Paid Various Women  Regularly.   HUNT FOR A LATER WILL

SEEK ELWELL’S “LOVE PAYROLL’   Trainer Relates ‘Tips on How to Handle Women”’   Charge Pendleton Was in City on ‘Night of Crime Disproved

OFFICIALS: SEEK ‘SECOND WILL OF ~ WEALTHY TURFMIAK   Various Banks Asked To Give ‘Record OF Funds—Employs Tactics With ‘Women:.      (BROUGHT THEM  AROUND

RLWELL HAD SYSTEM FOR LURING WOME   Would Pretend Indifference  Rouse Their Interest, His Horse Trainer Says  ‘ '

NEW TURN TAKEN ~AN-ELWELL GAS        t-Attorney Searehitig ie for: “Pay Roll”. Said to - Have Been Kept   TACTICS ARE ~ REVEALED   Will, Drawn Later Than One Filed for Probate Also , Included in Hunt

EVANS FOUND IN NEW YORK WITH HIS THROAT GUT   Slayer of New Britain Woman At. tempts Suicide Yesterday—Knows We Will Go to Chair and Don't Care.

CONFESSES WIFE MURDER,   Georze Evans, in Critical: Condition at Hospital, Tell. Surgeons.

HARDING AND OBREGON MAY MEET AT MATAMORA:   Tentative Plans of Browns - ville Citizens Meet Approval  of Mexican Consul.

SENATOR HARDING TO MEET OBREGON:   Tentative Plans Looking to Conference.

DEPORTATIONS 10 AWAIT “ARK’ TRIP   Reds Held Here Until After Buford Reaches Europe.   U. S. HAS 3,000 TO SEND   Labor Department Asks Congress fo! $1,000,000 Fund to Fight Anarchy —Big Plot Is Bared in New York.

LABOR BUREAU ASKS $1,000,000   Congress Is Asked by Depart. ment for Funds to Fight the Reds.   DEPORTATIONS AWAIT BUFORD   U. S. to Hold Alien Radicals Until Af ter Reception of First “Ark” in Europe—Bare Big Plot in New York.

Employe of U. 8. Trade Commission Seized  as a Radical   Nation- Wide Round-Up to Continue Another Week. Stated

ROUND UP OF RED ALIENS   Will Continue For at Least a Week, It is Announced   BY COMMISSIONER ~ ANTHONY CAMINETTI

DEPORTATION TO AWAIT FINISH OF BULORD'S TOUR   U. S. Will Keep Radi cals Here Until ‘‘Soviet Ark Lands.

10 MAKE NO OTHER DEPORTATIONS AT. THE PRESENT TIME   Caminetti Said That. Outcome of Experiment With Buford Will First Be Awaited. —

DEPORTATIONSTO WAIT LANDING OF THE ‘SOVIET ARK’   IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER SAYS U.S. WANTS TO LEARN RESULT OF “EXPERIMENT.”   TRANSPORT BUFORD BARRED FROM RUSSIA   If Sent to That Country, the Radicais Must Be Transported an Adjacent Nation.

NOMOREREDS « TO LEAVE NOW   Will Await Until Voyage of “Soviet Ark” is Com- ~ pleted. 4   MAY NOT PERMIT LANDING   } Oo Fate of Radicals Being Watched, To  Provide Room For 3,000 Recently  ;   Arrested in This Country.

FIRST “SOVIET ARK” EXPERIMENT MUST GUIDE FURTHER DEPORTATIONS   Not Determined Whether Buford Will Be Permitted To Land Her Passengers—To Reach Soviet Russia, Radicals May Have To Be Transported Across Adjacent Country—If Insufficient Housing Room, Will Get a Camp.

BUFORD EXPERIMENT TO DECIDE. COURSE   If “Soviet Ark” is Permitted to Land, Others . Wil Follow °

JUGO-SLAY NOTE ON ADRIATIC QUESTION   REGISTERS SAME OBJECTIONS AS WILSON’S REPLY.   Want Strict Adherence to Agreement of British, French and Americans Reached Last  December %.

JUEO-SLAVS CLING 70 WULSON’S VIEW   Claims Franco-British Proposal Un: justifiably Annexes Purely Siav Territory.

JUGO SLAV REPLY TO ULTIMATUM OF ALLIED PREMIERS   Demands Adherence to American, French and British Acreement.   IT CONTAINS OBJECTIONS LIKE THE PRESIDENT’S   Declare Agerandizement of ‘thc ‘Italian Territory Cannot Be Justified.

Jugo-Slav Reply to League Council Is Made Public Vesterdav.   PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED SETTLEMENT UPHELD   Wilson Objections to London Agreenient Voiced in Communication.

ee  JUGO-SLAV REPLY UPON MUCH MIXED-UP DISPUT   DETAILS OF OBJECTION TO ITALIAN ASPIRATIONS TO ANNEX LAND WHICH THE SLAVS THINK IS THEIRS.

JUGD-SLAVS aft ENTENTE PLANS UNACCEPTABLE   Answering Ultimatum Regarding Adriatic Boundary Dispule Make Some Points Same As. Wilson   FIUME INDEPENDENCE RAISES ONE QUESTION   Would Have Diplomatic Representatives Under Control Of Nation League

READJUST MENT OF ECONOMIC, oO CIAL FAPTAAS AT HANT)   ass igs ‘Business World Anticipating   Normal Influences Upon Our National Life.   TRANSPORTATION TANGLE BIG DISTURBING ELEMENT   Falling Prices, Thrift and Labor Improvement Are Shown in Federal Report.

AEADJUSTMENT IS ANTICIPATED   REPORT OF SEVENTH FED ERAL RESERVE DISTRICT iS ENCOURAGING.

A GENERAL REVISION DOWNWARD IN PRICES OF MANY COMMODITIE   Decided: Readjustment of Eeonomle and Social Influences Governing The Business World is Lonked For,

DECREASE IN ACORLD   Hon. H. A. m. H. A. Barnhart Acted as Toast   Lower Prises Foreshadowed by Federal Reserve Bank.   THRIFT, SHORT CREDIT CITED   Seventh District Report Mace Public et Chicago Finds Rail Tieup Is Grave Menace, but Congestion Is Easing.

Reserve Bank Cites Increased Thrift and Deffating Credits as Factors.    FIND «RAIL TIEUP EASING   Decided Readjustment of Economic and Social Influences Governing Our National Life Anticipated by Business World.

SPENDING ORGY WANES   THE FEDERAL RESERVE REPORT SHOWS GREATER TENDENCY TOWARD THRIFT.

DEGHEAGE IN. GL. IS DELIEVED WEAR   Lower Prices Foreshadowed by Federal Reserve Bank.   THRIFT, SHORT CREDIT CITED   Seventh District Report Made Public at Chicago Finds Rail Tieup Is Grave Menace, but Congestion Is Easing.

H.C. OF L. SOON   Reserve Bank Cites Increaset _ Thrift and Deflating Credits as Factors.   FIND RAIL TIEUP EASING   Decided Readjustment of Economi and Social Influences Governing Qur National Life Anticipated by Business World.

PRICES GOING BOWN   Foodstuffs Alene Not Declining. Says Federal Reserve Statement

LABOR SITUATION ENCOURAGING I$ U.S. BANKREPOR]   Economy And Produc tion Urged To Reduce Living Costs.

RESERVE BANK SEES DROP IN H.C. OF L. SOOK   INCREASED THRIFT AND DEFLATING CREDITS CITED AS FACTORS.

10,000 People Witness th Field Day Events of the Boy Scouts Last Friday. June 25th

SCOUT FIELD DAY DRAWS CROWDS OF SPECTATORS   10,000 People Witness Field Day Events of the Boy Scouts Last Friday

SHERIFF DISREGARDS GOVERNOR’S REQUEST   Permits Two Hundred Prisoners to See Hanging ot Murderer in Cook County Jail.

THUGS SHOUTED FOR BREAKFAST AS THEY WATCHED DURRAGE DIE   Cook Co. Prisoners Little Impressed By Seeing Murderer Hang.

PRISONERS AT HANGING   Chiahgo Sheriff Ignored Gov“ernor’s Request.   MOBE CONCERNED ABOUT EATS   Shoujed For Their Breakfasts While Noose Was Being Adjusted About Neck of Condemned.

200 PRISONERS IN CHICAGO JAIL SEE LEGAL EXECUTION   DISTURB ACCUSTOMED’ QUIETUDE OF DEATH CELL BY YELLING LOUDLY FOR BREAKFAST AS NOOSE IS ADJUSTED.

PRISONERS SEE MURDERER DIE   PATE, FREE VES BERT  Sherif? Hangs Durrage Before Time io Prevent Reprieve— Answers Critics of Act

PRISONERS SAW DEATH   MURDERER HUNG UN CHICAGO. IN PRESENCE OF 200 CONVICTS,    Iu Spite ot Protests the Sheriff Cure ried Out His Blan ou.the Theory of the “Moral Effect.” 

Compelied to “Attend — the - Hanging by. the. Sheriff For the Moral.  _. __..-FHfect.   GOV. LOWDEN PROTESTS      Among the “Prisoners ‘Were: a Num. ber Awaiting Trial for Murder. Were Not Much Impreseed;

SUNDEMINED MAN MUST GtIMPUOED Peo PRESENT   SHERIFF PLANNED TO HAVE PRISONERS SEE EXECUTION FOR “MORAL EFFECT.”

200 PRISONERS SEE MAN DIE ON PAILOWS TODAY   Spectacle Supposed to Impress Criminals But Fafls

FRIENDS: SEE MURDERER 60 TO HIS DEATH   Chicago — Sheriff : Ignores ‘Governor; Criminals *. - Watch Hanging.   PHONE MUFFLED.TO :  “PREVENT RETRIEVE      Then, Officer Issues ‘State. _ .ment Defending His _ ' ‘Object Lesson.’ -

PRISONERS SEE MAN - HANGED IN CHICAGO   ‘WO HUNPRED MEN BEING HELI ON VARIOUS CHARGES ARI FORCED TO Ww ITNE css COM RADE’S EXECUTION.

PRISONERS SEE FELLOW HANGED AS A‘LESSON   Sheriff Of Cook Cour ty Ignores Request Of Governor.

900 CONVICTS SEE HANGING OF MITRNERER      Prisoners Unmoved as Durrage Dies in Chicago Jail .   COV. LOWDEN PROTESTS    Sheriff. Issues Statement Defending Action; Calls Refermers “Molly-Coddles”

PRISONERS SEE MAN DIE WHEN SHERIFF BALKS   Orders Execution Pub. lic Despite Request From Governor.

PRISONERS SAW -DURRAGE DIE   Despite Request of Gov: ernor Hanging Was . Not Private

OBJECT LESSOR IN HANGING FUR THE PRISONERS   Sheriff Peters of Cook County Gives Jail Guests Front Seats at Execution.   WANTS TO SHOW THEM GALLOWS STILL WORKS   Answers Critics By Scoring Reformers Who Are Forever Coddling Convicts.

“LESSON” IS GIVEN MEN* BY OFRICER   Cook CountySheriff Ignores Lowden’s RequestExecution Be Private —Wit. nesses Shout fo Food as Man Goes to Death.

200 JAIL INMATES SEE MAN HANGED DESPITE LOWDEN   Sheriff Denies Governor’s Plea Against Audience: Hunger Yells Prevent Quiet.   REFORMERS ROASTED BY. OFFICIAL’S STATEMENT   Energy Spent in Sympathy on Criminals He’d Have Bring Offenders to Justice.

ERIENDSHIP P AND - CO-OPERATION   Predicted as Future Pol icy Between United - States and Mexieo

FRIENOSHIP-FOR HS PLEDGED AY GEN, TREVING   MEXICO AND AMERICO TO CON TINUE IN CLOSEST BONDS OF  (0-OPERATION,

FRIENDSHIP URGED BETWEEN U.S, AND MEXICO   General Jacinto Trevino Hon. or Guest at Chamber of Commerce Today.

TRY’ QUIZ  TURNS OUT HUGE FARCE   Government Agent Backed Off The Boards by States Attorney McDonough Yesterday.

‘RUM REBELLION’ IS BECOFIING SERIES OF INVESTIGATIONS   First Act of Iron County, Michigan, - Affair Ends in Farce; Officials: Will Inquire Into Situation

Body of Los Angeles Man Found Bur:  ried In Sealed Room In Pollan

Wealthy Miner Found  Barted i in. Cellar Not _. Marked by Violenc

BODY FOUND IN A CELLAI   No Marks of Violence. Detectives -at Loss For Solution

POST MORTEM RESULT 1S NEW DEATH MYSTERY   Body of Jacob Charles Denton Buried in Sealed Cellar  . Room of His Home

EXAMINE BODY FOUND IN SEALED ROOM UNDER LOS ANGELES HOUSE: IS MYSTER}

MYSTERY SURROUNDING DEATH OF MAN 13. NOT SOLVED BY DETESTIVE   STORIES AS TO WHEN HE: WAS LAST SEEN ARE IN CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHER,

AMAZING TURK TAKEN BY L.A MURDER CASE   Cause of Death ‘arid Hov Buried in Sealed. Room ‘Both :-Mysteries

WEALTHY MINE OWNER’S DEATH IS A MYSTERY   Los Angeles Officials Seeking Evidence as To How Denton Came to  His. End.

ALLEGED’ -GED'KILLERS OF SHEPARD RELEASEI   Jadge Discharges Four Claim ‘od ty Have Murdered Man

DISCHARGE POISON SUSPECTS   Four Aeceused of Killing Georgia Peach-Kinge Let Ge.

HAIL OF LEAD CLOSES GAREFR   Hundred Thousand Dollar Bandit Dies as Result of Injuries Received in Battle With Chicago Police; Loot Found in Warehouse.

BULLETS END A $100,000 BANDIT CAREER   Harry James Dies Afte Gun Battle With Police.

CHICAGO BANDITS _ CAREER IS CLOSEI   TWENTY WOUNDS INFLICTED BY POLICE WIPE OUT LIFE OF HARRY J. JAMES. °

BANAT SHOT 20 TIMES   Career OF H. J. James, Chicago, Ends threenti:.

BANDIT WORKED  “ON BIG SCALE   Stad $160,068 Worth of Loot Stored Away—Was Killed in a Revolver Det

FIRE IN MANSFIELD STORE THREATENS — ENTIRE BLOCK: FIREMEN ARE INJURED

HERMAN MUELLER WILL ORGANIZE GERMAN CABINET   Labor to Have Strong Voice in the New Ministry is Report.   WORKMEN ADMIT HEAVY LOSS IN WESEL BATTLE   Belgian Reinforcements Arrive at Buderick to Guard Bridgehead.

ENTENTE INTO HUN REVOLT   British, Prench and Italinn Force Will Follow if Order Cannot He Maintained, It Ia Annonneed ta Rerhia.

ER-AAISER IN KAPP PLOT, HE SENT GOIN TQ CONSPIRATOR'   HOUR MILLION GERMANS ARE READY TO START FRESH WAR   HUN MILITARY RESOURCES UNDER-ESTIMATED, IT IS SAID, THEY RAVE BEEN PLAYING *POSSUM WITH WORLD—REDS PREPARING NEW WAR   ATTITIIDE OF AMPFRICA.

KAISER’S CASH SENTTOBERLIN JUST BEFORE REVOLT CAMI   Drew MoneyFromSwiss Banks Previous to Mutiny.   BAUER’S CABINET RESIGNS OFFICE   Foreign Minister I Asked to Form New One.

FRENCH WILL NOT RISK FRUITS OF VICTORY ON ANY IMPERIALISTIC PLAN   Vinister of War Believes in Pre: paredness af All Times; ‘New War Possible’

FRANCE PREPARED FOR -GERMAN AGGRESSION   Minister Of War In Interview Says Military In Shap For Immediate Mobilization In Case Of Necessity.

SULLIVAN SAYS CAMPAIGN QUIZ 1S PETTY STUF   Correspondent Doubts If Scandal Can Be Kept Alive Until Campaign Ends   OUIZZERS WOULD OUIT      “REPUBLICANS PENALIZED FOR WHAT WAS ESSENTIALLY AN ACT OF VIRTUE:

COX CHARGES ARE REFUTED   OPINION THAT REPUBLICANS ARE WHOLLY EXCULPATED.   LITTLE POWER IN BOMBSHELL   SENATE INQUIRY FINDS LITTLE WORTHY EVIDENCE.   Pian Used by Chairman Hays Is Like That Engineered in Other Drives—Both the Parties tt Use Poor Taste.

MANAGERS OF TWO LEADING PARTIES IN CHICAGO ARE i} UIMING VICTORY   PREDICTS LAND SLIDE   Republican Chairman Predicts Land Slide for Harling Tomorrow, Demeoe rate Are Equally ( ‘onfident,   By J. Hf DEAMAN,

Ciaims of Success Follow Eact Other Rapidly From Headquarters.   BAD WEATHER IS FEARED:   Leaders Hope to Get Out Early Vote in Order to Avoid "ipr 21p4

BRIGE AND GROOM BLEW OUTTHE GAS   Soldier Hero and His Wife of 4-Day Found ‘Asphyxiated in Their Apartment,

EDWARDS SCORES IN INDIANA   Files Petition for Presidential Prefer. ence on the Primary Bailot— Eleventh-Hour Coup.

INDIANA WETS SCORE COUP   Governor Edwayds of New Jersey Files on Primary Ballot.

OVER 60,000 ARRESTS — DURING FIRST SIX MONTHS  OF PROHIBITION   Commissioner tvamer, Prohibitio Commissioner, to issue Anaral  Report Soon,

50,000 ARRESTS FIRST 6 MONTHS OF PROHIBITION   The Actual Number (Can Only B Estimated

First Six Months of Nationa Prohibition Net Large Number of Lawbreakers   ONE PERSON IN EVERY 2,000 FACES CHARGES   MANY VIOLATORS WERE NO’ DETECTED, MARKING hWG. TRES ONLY APPROXIMATE OFFICIALS SAY,

HO000 JAILED  ORY TAD IN D MONT   -rohibition Chief Reveal Figures from Report Soon to Be Filed

ARRESTS MADE DURING 6 MONTHS PROHIBITION   Estimate of 59,000 Is Made, Based or Keports Received Fron Enforcement Arent».

District Birector of the Inter-Chureh World Movement Has  Moeptine era

PLAN LOCAL! CAMPAIGI   District Director of, the Inter-Churel , World Movement Hes

Thomas Gloucesters ‘Man on Delawana  Races Next Year to Be  In Canadian Waters  Admiring Thrones Visi The Esperanto

HALIFAX 1S ADMIRING THE ESPERANTO   Concessions Made to Her ir _ Race Arrangements

- * Fo 2. Ff + + + OC + POUND DEAD ATGRAVE  « + OF HUSBAND AND CHILD -

VILLA SAYS HE WILL MAKE. CHIHAUHAU SAFI   HE WILL ALSO HELP SUP. PRESS UPRISINGS IN  OTHER (STATES   His Terms Ipecivude Rank of Divisional Genera! With 500 Men in His Command

VILLA TO BE «OOD   Guarantees to Make. Chihuahu: Safe for Democracy if His. Conditions Are Accepted.

VILLA PROMISES 10 CRUSH REVOL   Says Ile Will Make Chi huahua Safest State in the Republic

VILLA SAYS HE WILL MAKE CHIHAUHAU SAFE   PRESS uISINGS IN  HE WILL fae HELP SUP. OTHER (STATES   lis Terms Ipciude Rank of Divisional Genera) With 500 Men in (His Command

VILLA WANTS WHITE WASH   Would Make Chihuahua Safe and Sane   OFFERS TERMS TO OBREGON   Aske For Land For Himself anc Men and Only 500 Soldiers.

MIR. VILLA’S PROMISES   HE WILL } MAKE-CHIHUAHTA  AS SAFE AS A CHU RCHYARD.”   Alxo He Will No Longer Punish His Enemies With His Own Hands If Terms Are Met. *

LINKS PANKHURST IN PLOT   Letter From British Suffragist to Le. nine Cited in London Police Court.

CHARGES AGAINST  MYSTERIOUS MAI   Acts Between English Reds po and Russians. °

LONDON POLICE MAY AVE HEAD Ur RED PLOTS   Sensational Charges Against fa Found With incriminating Evi(lance fn Persan

PANKHURST AND LENINE      Fivia Gharged® With wring Be “volutiondry Stulf te Russian.

THIS WAS OLD ACTOR'S DAY AT. THE COLISEUM   It Was a Sort®of a Benefit Performance for Chauncey M. Depew.

PREPARE FOR . LONG STAY   F rench Have’ Taken Ov er Numierous Offices and Houses

“Hh ant THEA   PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE FOR CALIFORNIA APDRESSED cCoLUMUIA CLUB AT -INDIANAPOLIS.   IS OPPOSED TO A SMALL ARMY   Against Military Traming and Tells Wiy He Makes Decided Against the League of Nations.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS   ATTACKED VIGOROUSLY BY J0) ON IN INDIANA SPEECH. :         Californian Last. of Re didates to

LEAGUE OF NATIONG   ATTACKED VIGOROUSLY iby JOHNSON IN INDIANA SPPRRCH,   Californian Last of Republican Can Wdates to Enter This State,

AEDELG DEMAND  MATANOTAS Gt SURRENDERED   LARGE BAND OF REBEL SOLDIERS  A FEW MILES FROM BORDER CITY AP NOON,

NAVAL CADETS  ARE EXPELLED FOR HAZING   Secretary Daniels Takes Hand , in “Rough House” Work at Annapolis.   “PLEBES” BADLY INJURED!   Discharged Cadet Dec'ares Naval Academy fs Worse . Than Kindergarten.

Wholésaie Expulsions Feared by Midshipmen   U.S. Naval Academy in Tension Following Regimental Outbreak Against Order Giving “Plebes” More Liberty Than Upper Classmen; Daniels Issues Statement.

MR. SCALES HAS HAZING WELL IN HAND-DANIEL   SECRETARY BAKER BELIRVRE OFFICER CAPABLE Or HAND. LING SETUATION.   Fear ‘of Wholesale Expnision From the Annapolis Military Academy Can*ing Uneasinese Among  the Stadenta, .

HAZING CRISIS ‘NAVAL ACADEMY  ATANNAPOLIS   Secretary Danlels’ Will Order Al Guilty of Hasing Expelled from Naval. School '

NAVAL COLLEGE OFFICIALS ARE AFTER HAZER'   Determined te Break Up the Pacties No Matter What the  Sucrifice.   WILL EXPEL ALL STUDENTS FOUND GUILTY   (ime Dismissed Student Charges That Discrimination Has Bteea Shown.

DENMAN TELLS OF BOLLING GETTING PLACE WITH BOARL   Shipping Board Chairman Apprehanded Just What Afterward Occurred.

OPPOSED APPOINTMENT OF BOLLING 10 PLAGE WITH SHIPPING BOART   FORMER CHAIRMAN SAID Hi  FEARED EMBARRASSMENT TO THE PRESIDENT.

DENMAN WAS WETNESS TODA)   Said He Did Not Want Rolling in Shipping Board’s Employ

EX-CHAIRMAN HITS AT HURLEY AND SHPPING   Steamships Built by Shipping Board, He Says, Wasteful: No Row with Goethals

PING BOARD ACPO PAE Rey  anlPP      Bolling Hired in 1917 Denman Testifies Today About Many Matters in Which the Public Seemed Interested. — Old Controversy Mentioned.

Denman Says He Opposed Appointment of Mrs. Wilson’s Brother.   NOT FAIR TO GOETHALS   Allies Handicapped Work By Demanding Ships Be ; Furnished.

SHIPPING BOARD AFFAIRS ABE AIPEL   Bolling Hired in 1917 Den. man Testifies Today Abou: Many Matters in Which the Public Seemed Interested. — Old Controversy Mentioned

NOVICES IN 6.0.P.GETTING ON TO ROPES   Tuesday’s Kindergarten Becomes a Political Grammar School on Wednesday.   SEE NEED OF GUIDING HANI   Veterans of the Game Not Anxious to Puch the Training Too Rapidly— Steet Trust Sets Luncheon for the Dcleaates.

G.0.P.NOVICES — ARE ADVANCING   Tuesday’s Kindergarten Become: a Political Grammar School ‘on Wednesday.   SEE NEED OF GUIDING HAND   Veterans of the Game Not Anxious te Push the Training Too Rapidly— Steel Trust Sets Luncheon for the Delegates.

CHAUNGEY DEPEW IN THE SPOTLIGHT   His Speech and Motion to Adjourn a Day’s Work.   CONVENTION SESSION SHORT   G. O. P. Novices Are Progressing— Tuesday's Kindergarten Becomes a Political Grammar School on  Wednesday—Veterans See Need of Guiding Hand.

WASHINGTON IRISH SYMPATHIZERS HOLD BIG PARADE "O- -O- =O Os <0 =<O- <O=sQ= “Oe <Oe De <De He «Oe THEY MARCH AROUND WHITE HOUSE FOR AN HOUR  PROTEST AGAINST DEATH OF LORD MAYOR MACSWINEY

IRISH SYMPATHIZERS TRAMP FOR OUI ROUND WHITE HOUS!   Protest to Be Repeated 7: Nights, for Each Day of MacSwinev Fast.

AN IRISH MARCHING PROTEST   Mild-Manpered Demonstratien at the White House.

“Council of Action” Contin. ues Sessions to Dictate Course of Government   BOLSHEVIK! CHEERED: FRENCH ARE HOOTEL   LLOYD GPORGE SAID TO BE SEFKING TO RENEW ALIGNMENT WITH FRANCE ON RUSSIAN POLICY,

LABOR WAITS FOR ACTION OF ALLIES   “Council of Action” Ready tc Call Strike if War Is Declared. *   Seeks to Mend- Breach With France Over Russo-Pol~ ish. Situation,

BAITTOH LABOR CHEERS RUSS   REP PLAG AND OTHER REVOLE. TIONARY SONGS SUNG DURING LABOR MENTING,   APPROVES PEACE TERMS   Laborites Discuss the Sending of Mes~ sage to Russians Congratulating them On the Peace Terms to Poland-—-General Strike  Mls surat eanract

LONDON LABOR COUNCIL REMAINS INSESSION TODAY   THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE TF GOVERNMENT OFFERS MILITARY INTERVENTION

GOVERNMENT DELAYING ARMIS: TICE AND PEACE   Which Were Scheduled to Fgin at Minsk Today.

MILWAUKEE READY T0 BECOME OCEAN PORT   No Changes in Improvemen Program Necessary:

CRIER SPREADS NEWS   When Newspaper Burned Out Town Crier Takes Place.

BACK TO TOWN CRIER.   Macon, Missouri, Is. Without a Dally Newspaper.

HARDING ASSAILS. ~- TABOR SLAGKER   Cheat Fellow-Workérs. More _- Than Employer, Candidate ‘Says in Speech 

NARDING URGE ARBITRATION Ot LABOR DISPUTES   Nominee Indorses Unionism, but Takes Stand Against “Labor’s Domination of Business or Government.”

HARDING FOR LABOR   ADVOCATES PEACE BY GOOD WILL FOR TOILERS.   Voluntary Arbitration and Joint Com. mittees for Mutual Understanding Boomed by Nomines.

HARDING MAKES TALK TO LABOR   Candidate Asks for Bette Understanding Between the Employers and Workmen.   JUSTICE !S KEYNOTE

Voluntary y Arbitration ‘Best Method of Solving Problems He Claims.

NOMINEE TELLS iF FIRM BELIC Wy NINN FAB      Céntroi of . Business and Gov: erment ~by.. Any . One. "  Cligue Deriounced   CLOSER-CONTACT’'TO 8 SOLVE. MANY) ILLS.   Voluntary Arbitration. 1s Ideal . Plan to Remove Dif: fiayitles «

HARDING'S FIRMLY OPPOSED TO LABOR ~ RUNNING GOVERNMENT ESAS IN SPEC   Believes in Unionism But No ‘ Domination by Class or Business of Administration   VOLUNTARY ARBI ARBITRATION HELD BEST SOLUTION

HARDING PREACHES GOSPEL UF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE

HARDING STATES — VIEWS ON LABOR   Will Not Submit To Any Class Domination.

HARDING TAKES ON LABOR SITUATION   Says Labor and Capita Ought to be Just and Fait And Neither Should be “Al lowed to Rule the Govern ment.

HARDING AGAINST LOR DNRNEION ~~ AFSQVERNMENT   He Believes, However, in Unioniem and Collective Bargaining.

“FOR UNIONS BUT AGAINST CLASS RITE”   Voluntary Arbitration Ideal Solution of Labor Troubles, Says Nominee.   POINTS TO HIMSELF AS MODEL EMPLOYER

HARDING PREAGRES sUOrbL DF UNDEROTANDING ;TAVDHa VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION   In Labor Day Address 2t Marion Harding De claves American Eecnomie System as Best in World.   WARNS CAPITAL AND £ LABOR WOT TO  TEAR DOWN “JUDGMENT OF AGES’

HARDING PREACHES. CASPFL AF LABRR   Republican Nominee’ Believes In Unionism and Collective © . Bargaining.

INDUSTRIAL PEACE THRU GOOD. WILL   Republican Candidate Harding in Labor Day Speech.   Booms Voluntary Arbitration and  Joint Committees for Understand. ing—Fights Toil Domination.

FOR GOSPEL OF UNDERSTANDING   Candidate Harding Makes Labor Day Speech For   VOLUNTARY — ARBITRATION   Advocates Joint Committees of Emp'oyers and Employes to Promote Mutual Understanding.

HE BELIEVES. IN UNIONISM   But tlarding is Not for -Labor’ - Domination ot Government.   ILE TALKED ON LABOR “DAY   Wauts High Wages to Continue But Wants Highest Degree ot Efficiency.

CAPITAL AND LABOR IS. DISCUSSED BY HARDING   BELIEVES IN UNIONISM AND RIGHT TO BARGAIN   Buat- Labor,” He: Declares, Should Not Dominate Government;: _ Nor Should: Capital.       SITES OWN EXPERIENCES.   Leader of  ' Republican.’ ‘Chooses: Labor-Day to Aeaed to: His: Home Folks.

DANGER IN LABOR DOMINATION SAYS SENATOR HARDING   G. O. P. Candidate En dorses Esch-Cummings Railroad Bill.

PREACHES MUTUAL CONCESSIONS FOR LABOR AND GAPITAL   Harding in Labor Day Addres: Says Arbitration Ideal Way . to Solve Disputes.   DELIVERS NO PROMISES NOR PLEDGES IMPOSSIBLE   Candidate Believes in Unions. but Not in Domination of Business by Class.

Employer er En  ployees ”              HE - OPPOSES. CLASS. RULE   Says: Voluntary pbitatibn: is ‘the tent Solution ‘ot au Tatbor Be ta SE Poubles’ -

HERE'S COURAGE: IN A CANDIDATE   HARDING'S SPEE fH DOES ne ‘MINCE MATTERS.       SPEECH OF STATESMAN RATHER THAN OF OFFICE SEEKER,   Ile In: Sympathetic “With ‘Labor But Demandn ft Shall Not DomJaate Business or Government, a

THE GOSPEL OF UNDERSTANDING   IT IS PREACHED BY SENATOR HARDING IN LABOR DAY SPEECH ATMARION.

VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION IDEAL SOLUTION OF LABOR TROUBLES   Senator Herding, in Labor Day Speech, Advocates Joint Com missions to Promote Mutual Understanding—Opposes Labor’s Domination of Business or Government—Wants Justice for Everyone.

PEACE BY GOOD WILL   Republican Candidate Harding in Labor Day Speech.   ’  Booms Voluntary Arbitration ahd  - Joint Committees for Understand. ing—Fights Toil Domination.

RUSSIAN NOBILITY WORKS IN NEW HOME      Chief Requirement. of Bolshevism ! in Native Land Is Met on ‘ French Soil

BRYAN’S IDEA.   Would Apply League of Nations Plan to-Prevent Labor Trouble.

LAN FOR PREVENTION OF WAR:   Should Be Applied to Prevention of Labor Trouble, Says Bryan.

Report That They Have Made Appearance in Londonderry and Other Cities   Police Authorities Said to B Keeving Close Watch on Strancer’s Activities

POLICE CADETS.  ARE AMBUSHED: CHETEEN EAN   Men on Patrol Are Killed Near Kilmicheal, Ireland.

PEDERAL OFFICERS WILL HELI   Government to Join Civil Oflieers in Punishing Protitetrs,

PE DE RAL OFFICERS WILL NM it   Government to Join Civil Officers in Panishing Prolitetrs,

D'ANNUNZIO IN. NEW MOVE   Threatens to Proeclaim Free State of Fiume

DALLAS MAN SHOT IN ALLEGED VENDETTA   Police Believe Feud Began in Sicily —Suspect Released After Questioning.

U.S. Sailors in Turkey to Aid Santa Claus   Soldiers in Germany Also t Play Kris Kringle for Poor Children.

ULATION OF GOAL TNOUSTRY FAVOREL   COMMITTEE REPORTS OPERA TORS ‘AND MINERS BOTE RESPONSIBLE.

URGE REGULATION OF COAL INDUSTRY   Report Urges Commission to Control.

SERUM SAVES LIFE OF GIRI   Other Members of Fam ily, Poisoned, Die Before It Arrives

MEMORIAL FOR ROOSEVELT   Tribute Paid to Late President by) Hundreds of Citizens at Oyster Bay, N. Y.

AT ROOSEVELT’S GRAVE.   2,000 Persons Bring Floral Offerings  to Ovster Ray.

TRIBUTEPAID — GREAT LEADER YESTERDAY   HUNDREDS GATHER AT OYSTER BAY TO HONOR HIS MEMORY

TRIBUTE PAID  ROOSEVLT   Oyster Bay Citizens and Veterans  Vieit Grave.

Inadequacy ~ of Railroad Transportation ts Heavy Blow to Shipping   MORE THAN 300 VESSELS IDLE IN HAMPTON ROADS   SHORTAGE OF COAL AND LACK OF TRANSPORTATION TO MOVE IT DISJOINT INDUSTRY AND SHIPPING,

TOMAKE CAREFUL CAMPAIGN PROBE   SENATE © own r bit Bt ae PLANS FOR \ COMPLETE INVESTIGATION

COMMITTEE SERVES DEMAND ON COX   SEEK EVIDENCE iN rece OF $15,000,000 @. . SLUSH FUND   AFTER PARTY LEADERS   Officers of Both Major Political Organizations are Being Subpoenaed,

CAMPAIGN COST PROBE PODY TO GET Pst AGAIN      G's, summonetl To Testify “ext Monday—Will Grill Both Big Parties.

WET REVELRY ON GAY WHITE WAY   New York Pastor Fells of Vice Conditions Under Dry  ows.

INFORMATION OLD ~~ TQ FEDERAL AGENT!   Say They Know Booze. Is “Sold Openly in Cabarets on Broadway

CRIPPLE FALLS EN AN- - j ATTEMPT TO BREA KINTO! ANDREW CARNEGIE HOMIE

PORTUGH.  WANTS”  GERMAN PROPERTIES   As Compensation for Losse: Sustained During thé War— Proposal Being Considerec Before Ratification of Paci  TT. Ke...

PORTUGAL MARES AESERVATIONS   Wants Te Keep German Preperty As Indemnity For Lostes Incurred During War.

KANSAS DE woc RATS OFF.   Tha, Is to Say They Have Slarted  to the Convention.

DISFRANCHISEMENT OF NEGRO. ES BY DEMOCRATS RESENTED —   Republicans May Retaliate By Cutting Down “Solid South."

Genoa AETURND TO MAKE CHANGES   REPRESENTATION IN GONGRESS TO BE RE-ADJUSTED.   SOUTH 1S LIKELY TQ LOSE   “Disenfranchisement of Negro Men and Negro Women Will Reduce Vote and Necessitate Cutting Down of Members of Congress.

DEFEAT SOCIALISTS IN ROME   Opponents Receive Large Majorities in Municipal Elections—Great Enthusiasm Shown.

“sen As sans By conannes FOR RE-APPORTIONMENT THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE   - ROYALTIES VISIT, /

DENIED GEMAND FOR APBLOGY TO BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS   Tt Was Agserted That It Was “a Serious Affront te Their Digaity.”

eget 17) void varson 1s In Booth— ' ' after Five Days. ae IMisilinsioumeni.

GQ BARRELS OF WHISKEY STOLEN IN BALTIMORE   twelve Masked Men Bound Three a ‘Watchmen at Mt. Vernon } Company’s Warehouse.

NEWS PRINT ROW NOW SETTLED   CANADIAN PAPERS TO GET / LIMITED SHARE OF MILL OUTPUT,

FEARED TWO. MEN ABOARD THO eOW ABANDON  OT OAM ON LAKE   Captain of Tug Reports He Was Compelled To Abandon Scows When Ropes Parted

4 MEN ABANDONED IN LAKE   Tug Forced to Leave Two Derrick Scows Helpless in Lake Erle When Tew Line Breaks.

Anxiety Expressed by Mili tary Experts in London. Newspapers      REVOLT IN INDIA . JIS A POSSIBILITY      English May Be Forced te Check Bolshevik in Entire East

SEE BOLSHEVIKICOMPROMISE ON  “BEHIND NEW PEACE TREATY  ~ DTBREAS. s PUT UP 10. AN WOH DEMOCRATS

Propaganda of Reds North and West of India Causes” Sporadic Revolts =~   DENIKEN’S FORCES < BELIEVED IN ROUT   BRITISH MILITARY EXPERI URGES ESTABLISHMENT OF IMMEDIATE OPPOSITION TE REDS’ ADVANCES,  aie

S"FAY TO INDIA 18 OPE! RAL MAURICE SAYS— “Y UPRISINGS REPORTED IN NORTHERN 4 INDIA

BOLSHEVIKI OPEN ROAD TO INDIA   Tred Bmissaries Start Propagumik  AS     inst tnglish Rule ian Never nnd Wost.

BOLSHEVIK OPEN ’.ROAD TO EAS]   British ‘Military Expert Sees Grave ‘Danger in Latest Move of the Russians

GEN. MAURICE. S&¥S° ROAD- TC INDIA 18: NOW GPEN TG nos : STAN ROLSREVIKT   EMEDIATE POLICY SHOULI RE ESTABEISHED TO. PRE. VENT INFLUENCE OF KEDS

Road. to East  Open to   hey Claim Soviet-Armies have Entered Bokhara, the Gateway  to Afghanistan 

RUSSIAN REDS THREATEN: INDIF   poses het Hoards here i Herc ae ok idles “Are Alarmed.   SAY. PEACE: IS: WANTED

BOLSHEVISM HAS OPEN GATEWAY INTO INDIA 1S EXPERT OPINION   General “Maurice Says Russian Radicals Now Threaten Serenity af Asiatic Possession of British   SOVIET VOTARIES ARE _. “IN CITY OF BOKHARA

THE BOLSHEVIK. ARMIES HAVE ENTERED BOKARE   Road to India Now Open and Russian Hordes Threaten to Establish _ Communicatien With Entire East. -

RUSS BOLSHEVIKS HAVE THE ROAD ~ OPEN-FOR INDIA   ‘They Are: paras dy to Extend Thelt

CALL STRIKE © FOR TUESDAY   In Protedt. Against th Treatment of Politi-cal ‘Prisoners

IRISH WORKMEN PROPOSE STRIKE AS A. PROTEST   General Strike Cafied P¥r~émerron Ae Protest Against Treatment ef Pelitical Prisoners.

TRISH STRIKE CALLED   Labor Unions Ask AU Men ta Come Out Tomorrorn.

GENER STRIKE ASKED IN JAILHORROR   Walkout Ordered to Protes Treatment of Political Prisoners.

MMlof PRISONERS IN BAD CONDITICA   WANY REPORTED DYING FRO! SELF-CHOSEN STARVATION IN PRISON.

SITUATION 10 BE LAID BEFORE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE   Labor Officials in Call for Strike Demand Release of all Political Prisoners

GENERAL STRIKE OF IRISH TRADE UNIONS ORDERED   Protest Is Made at Treat ment of Political Prisoners.

GENERAL STRIKE CALL IN IRELAND   Walkout Tomorrow in Protes' Against Treatment Political Prisoners

CHARGE PRISONERS. BADLY TREATED   Political Representatives it Ireland Subjected to Hardships

GREAT STRIKE BEGINS IN IRELAND TODAY   Appeal is Made to Peace Con. . ference to Protest Brutal * ‘Treatment of Prisoners.

BRINGS IRISH QUESTION UP BEFORE CONFERENCE   Sinn Fein Member of Parliament Takes Steps in Behalf of Political Prisonerg in Dublin

POLITICAL PRISONERS  IN IRELAND DEMAND MORE CONSIDERATION   ‘Proposal is Presented to the Peace Conference by Representative Stating That Eng  Jand*is Violating Tentative  — Agreement.   ‘TREATED LIKE BAD CRIMINALS   Tt ts ‘Asserte and a General

IRISH TROUBLE IN CONFERENCE   Official Attention Called to Treatment of Pelitical Prieonmers.

IRISH TAKE PLEA TO PARIS TABLE   SINN FEINERS WILL BEG FOR RE LEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN MOUNT JOY

HELP ASKED FOR IRloH PRISONERS STARVING SELVES   Several of 100 in Dublin Jail in Danver; Crowds at Gates Said to.Pray for Them.

POLITICAL PRISONERD WN IRELAND DEMAND MORE CONSIDERATION   Proposal is Presented to the Peace Conference by Representative Stating That England is Violating Tentative Aoroement.:   TREATED LIKE BAD CRIMINALS    It is Asserted ar and.a General - Protest - Strike is Called,

A Call to Irish Workers to Strike   Officials of Trish Trade Union Con. gress Issue Call to Workers of Ire. land Co Strike Tomorrow

WOMAN AGITATOR IS FOUND GUILTY   Miss Anita Whitney, Social “Worker, Writer and Lecturer, Tried On Charge Criminal Svndicalisn:.

TYPHOID EPIDEMIC BELIEVED CHECKEL   Only Elewen New Cases Reported b Salem, Ohm, Overnight; Ten Deaths.

ARE DeHGh AN ENTRY'TO MEXIC(   Negotiations Have Failed Bring About Expected Concessions to Firms —

NO OIL CONCESSIONS   Carranza Regulations Still i! Force in Mexico

MEXICAN OIL INTERESTS FAIL IN NEGOTIATIONS   Ask Concessions But Fail Tc Receive Them From Government.

LP ACOMPRONNS   SOLUTION IS NOW POSSIBLE !   BARES TERMS “ON WHICH IRISH IMBROGLIO MAY PASS

TAREE CONCITION: FOR DISCUSSION Oh IRELAND OUTLINED   British Government Willing to Talk Settlement With Any lrish Representative.

LLOYD GEORGE’S IRISH TERMS   Premier Lays Down Conditions for Amicable Settlement of the Vexing Question,

LLOYD GEORGE {i WILLING 10) TAKE  UP ACOMPROMISE   SOLUTION IS NOW POSSIBLE ‘/'      BARES TERMS ON WHICH IRISH IMBROGLIO MAY PASS

BRITISH READY FOR IRISH PEACE   LLOYD-GEORGE IS WILLING TO DISCUSS PROPOSALS OF " SETTLEMENT

LLOYD GEORGE INVITES ANY PROPOSALS WITHIN HIS ANNOUNCED POLICY’   Separate Rule for North Ulster, No Se cession, Safety in War, Only Conditions of Settlement.

READY TO TALK ~—TO-SINN FEIN   British Premier Wilting to Ole uss Irish Situation   ‘Rioting Is Renewed in Belfast anc   - Several Are Kitled—Custom Mouse  at Dublin Is Raided,

EXPELLING TURK FROM EUROPE      S. Now, the Problem. of. the ~ Allied. Powers, Inasmuch: -as  United - ‘States Refuses to  ~ “Recent Mandate. Over. Tur:  a re

TRY TO SOLVE PROBLEM   Kilies Anxious to Expel Turks’ Without Starting War.   Powers Abanden Hope. of U, 3. AG cepting Mandate Over Sultan's People—Mohammedans Threat ened to Fignt.

DELICATE PROBLEM OF HANDLING TURKS BEING DYOGUSSED BY EUROPE   NOW AGREED THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL NOT ACCEPT MANDATE OVER TURKS,

SEARCH FOR A- SOLUTION   Allied Powers Want Someone t Take ths Mandate Over Turkey.

SEEK SOLUTION IN TURK’S CASE   Allied Powers Abandon Hope that United States will Ac- cept Mandate

SULUTION OF TURKISH PROBL EM   ALLIES ABANDON “HOPE THA‘ UNITED STATES WILL TAKE MANDATE,

Allied Powers Abandon Hope that United States will-Accept Mandate

ALLIES SEEK ANOTHER ~ WAY TO QUST TURKEY   Hope of American Mandate Aban. doned They Try Not to Offend Mohanpnedans.

Hope To Find Solution of the Problem of Expelling Turkg From Europe.

ALLIES SEEKING. GOAL FOR TURKE'   Failure of: Atmerica to Ac cept Mandate Forces An other Solution to Prob lem—Fear Turk Uprising

EXPELL TURKS © FROM EUROPI   Allied Powers Are Now Looking for Solution  . of This‘Problem

TUAKYo PROBLEM WORRYING ALLIES   How to Expell Race From Europe Without Uprising a Grave Question.

RESULTS OF PRIMARIES   Trend of Balloting in Several of the States.   Wood and Johnson Apparently in a Neck-and-Neck Race for G O. P. Nomirgtion.

TREND OF PRIMARIES   PRIMARY ELECTIONS HELD IN TEN STATES.   Several Other Commonweaiths Heid Primaries to Pick Delegates Without Direct Expression.

NO MINCE PIE FOR CHRISTMAS   Dry Agents Seize Grocers Stock of Cherries and Mince Meat.

BRANDIED CHERRIES TAKEN IN. RAID   ARE DECLARED BY DRY AGENTS "O BRE TOO DAMP

ASKS AID IN. HOME BUILDING      Representative Kelly of Pennsylvania to Ask Congress to Help House 1,000,000 People. R

TO ASK HOME BUILDING AID   Pennsylvania Representative to Apply to Congress for Help.

MEXICANS LET CAPTIVES G0   Two American Aviators, Held Since last Wednesday, (ross Line Into Texas.

U. §. FLYERS ARE SET FREE:   Airmen Forced to Land in Mexico Are Rack Across Border.

TWO AMERICAN  AVIATORS BACK   AMERICAN FLIERS RELEASED BY THE MENICANS.      Given Their Freedom by Order of General Garzz, Commander ut Nuevo Laredo,

7 S. ARMY FLIERS © FREED BY MEXICANS   -Licntenants.i Grimes ands Davi: Roach Laredo, Tex. 10 Tey Announced. Wi:

HOUSE REJECTS SUFFRAGE. BILL MEASURES. END      FEDERAL SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT REJECTED BY 69 TO 44—KILLED FOR THIS SESSION

LOUISIANA HOUSE. - DEFEATS SUFFRAG      Alsé Passes ‘Resolution Against Federal Suffrage—Declined To Hear Congressman On Suffrage.

STATE HEALTH OFFICER URGES STEP TO PREVENT SPREAD BUBONIC PLAGUE

BREAK IN RANKS  OF SHOEWORKERS UNIONS REPORTEI   't Now Looks as If Lynn Plants Would Resume Under Present Wage and Working Condi tions.

BREAK OCCURS AT LYNN TODAY   Shoe Workers’ Union Ex pected to Agree to Plan.

OF SHOEWORKERS UNIONS REPORTED   It Now Looks as If Lynn Plants Would Resume Under Present Wage and Working Condi tions.

HALE HOLDEN RESIGNS U. 5. RAIL POST   Will Assume Pre-War Duties As Head of C., B. & Q.

HOLDEN QUITS AS CENTRAL RAIL HEAD   R. H. Aishton, Northwest. ern Region Head, Will Succeed Him, Director General Announces

AIS "ASSISTANTS   HALE HOLDEN IS THE FIRST OF THE: REGIONAL DIRECTORS . 0 RESIGN OFFICE  t   (By United Press)

A SLIGHT INCREASE   Ceusus Report on Tipton Shows Only Siall Gain in Ten Years,   Hearing on Gas Rates.

RETURNS WITH His BRIDE.   Oil Pields of Texas Brought Estranged Couple Together.

"4 i * RETURNS WITH WI RRID   z  on Fietas of Texas. eras: Broth Estrang g ed Couple Toget er,

FARMERS (0. AT WYMORE GROWING   STOCKHOLDERS VOTE INCREAS: CAPITAL STOCK FROM $31.000 TO $50,000   No One Stockholder Can Have More than Thirty Shares—$50 a Share.   FEWER FLU CASES

IN 6. AR. PARADE AT INDIAN “AOL TODAY   Have Dwindled from a Host of Tens of Thousands Since 60s,   This Remnant of Union Army Passed Between Dense Line of Spectators.

G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.   Thousands of Spectaiorn Conges Streets to Watch Pariate of Civil War Veterans in Indianapolia.

JUNE PROMISES ~POLITIGAL HEAT   It Now Looks as If ‘Every Little Leader May Have a Party of His Own.’’   BRYAN AND JOHNSON  IN FIGHTING MOOD   May Work Independently o! Their Political Organizations in Campaign.

Washington Learns Seven 0 Eight Groups Will Run Candidates.   FIERY SPIRITS ROUSED   Bryan, Johnson, Labor anc “Liberals” Figure Among Possihilities.   By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Special Correspondent of The

WAR ON VILLA IS BEING WAGED   NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO WANTS BANDITS DEAD OR ALIVE.

WAR-T0 DEATH 10 BE WAGED AGAINST MEXIGAN BANDIT   New Government Deter. ~ mined To Get Pancho - Villa.   CLEAN UP COUNTRY   2500 Troops Join In Hunt ' For Outlaw Leader, . Report.

tepublic Must Be Made Safe For Foreigners and Outside Capital, Acting Minister of War Tells News Service—Request That He Surrender is Rejected By Villa and His Band of Outlaws

INCENTIVETO ABET? VILLA   Mexican Government Begins Spring House Cleaning and Offer 100,000 Pesos for Cap ture of Randit.   THE CAMPAIGN

MEXICO 10 WIPE OUT BANDIT GANGS   New Government Plans War to Death Against Villa.   MUST MAKE REPUBLIC SAFE   Gen. P. E. Callee, Acting Minister of War, Says Foreigners Must Be Protected—Outlaw Chief Is Hunted.

"GET VILLA" AT ANY COST SAYS — THE NEW REGIME   “GOING TO CLEAN HOUSE ‘OF ALL BANDITRY” SAYS THE GOVERNMENT.   BIGREWARD FOR  HIM, DEAD OR ALIVE

WAR TO DEATH . “AGAINST VILLA ~AOVT'S POLICY   New Mexican regime in ’ tends to relentlessly hunt “down bandit chief

PLAN WAR TO DEATH ON VILLA   New Government Determined to Get Mexican Bandit Dead a or Alive.   BIG REWARD IS OFFERED   Minister of War Says Republic Must Be Made Safe for Foreigners and Outside Capital—Pian   “Stee! Ring.” »

Debs Will Be Named To Head Party Ticket   Socialists Gather In New York In National Convention This Afternoon   CAUSTit ATTACK MADE ON WILSON   Morris Hillquit Selected As Temporary Chairman of Convention

NERS 1S HELD AS* MARTYR      soctalisis In Convention Will Som inate Him Despite His lun xz a

A CONVENTION (iF SOGIALISTS   Is Going to Nominate Debs fo1 President Even If He Xs in Jail.   SPEAKER SAYS WILSON BETRAYED SOCIALISTS   A Long List of Grievances  Against President They Wwoalnon tn Blart.

NON-UNION COAL MINER IS KILLED.   In Clash Growing Out of Coal Strike im Alahama

CLEVELAND HAPPY. AT PROSPECTS OF — WINWING. SERIES   Mails is Cleveland’s Pitching   Choice Today, With Smith As.  5   Robinson’s Selection.. —

‘Accept’ Reduced ‘Wage After — Proving Cencern Is. Los- . “> ing-Money.   No Profit Shown and All -Differences With Employes _ Settled,

NEWBERN IRON OUHEME TURNS OUT A FAILURE   Employes Go Back to Work After It Is Found There Are No Profits to Share   NEW WAGE SCALE IS LOWER THAN BEFORE   TWO WEEKS SUFFICIENT 10 PROVE TO WORKERS THAT PLAN OF PROLIT DISTRIBUTION WOULD NOT WORK

OWDEN GETS HOME STATE   Governor Beats Out Mayor Thompsor and Gets Delegation At Large From I }Jnoia,

LOWDEN GETS EIGHT OF TEN ILLINOIS DELEGATES   Governor Defeats Mayor Thompson Faction—Democratic Delegates Uninstructed.

PLEDGES GIVEN GEN. LOWDEN bY LLINIDS 6.0. P.   Sweeping Victory Is Gained Over Mayor Thompson of Chicago

LOWDEN IS WINNER OF ILLINOIS DELEGATION   Scores a Sweeping Vietery Over Mayor Wiliam H. Thompson, { : of Chicago.

WANT MORE PAY THAR SOFT GOAL MINERS   Anthracite Workers Will Not Accept Less Than Fortyfive ?er Cent Increase Over Present Wages.

ANTHRACITE WORKERS FIX MAINIMUN BASIS   COAL DIGGERS SAY WILL NOT AC. CEPT INCREASE LESS THAN 457-16 FER CENT.

HARD COAL MINERS WILL REFUSE LESS THAN 45 PER CENT   Contend They Are Entitled to 18 7-10 Per Cent More Than Bituminous Diggers.   TO CONTINUE AFTER APRIL 1   Order Goes Out to Remain At Work On Retroactive Wage Avrvreement.

MINERS ARE. FIRM ON WAGE DEMANDS   WILL NOT ACCEPT ANYTHING LESS THAN 45 PER CENT INCREASE.

HARD COAL MINERS PRESS DEMAND FOR HIGHER WAGE   Declare They Will Not Accept les: Than 47.7 Per Cent Increase.

Back to.the Homeland.   Written on homeward voyage on ‘8. s. Olympic by, ‘Heary- Rdwin -“MeGrew, President of Penn College, Oskalooss:

AUTO TRUCKS TO CART OFF LOOT   Over $5000 Worth of Clothing and Jewelry Taken From Shop at Stuart Last Night.

POINDEXTER OUT OF OREGON RACE   Presidential Candidate Has No Money to Make‘Campaign, _. According. to, Statement 2

POLES CAPTURE 15,000 REPORT   Many ‘Prisoners Taken ir Drive, Says Des. pateh .-

GR GENATOR TELLS DAL. 8 FRIEND® HE WILL AUN IN GOVERNOR'S PLACE               ae Ee it @e broken at Home Town ite, Fotlewing Addrese on

JOE BAILEY — FOR GOVERNOF   Formal Announcement . Will Be Made After Gainesville Speech

J. W BAILEY TO MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR GOVERNOR TOMORROW   TELLS FRIENDS HE WILL ISSUI FORMAL STATEMENT AFTEI CLOSE OF SPEECH AT GAINES VILLE,

BAILEY TO MAKE BOVERNGR'S BAG   PFELLS DALLAS FRIENDS HE WILL FORMALLY ANNOUNCE ON WEDNESDAY.

DALEY AggU tic PALES HE WILL  BE A GANUIDATE   WITHDRAWAL OF BOB HENRY EX PECTED TO FOLLOW BAILEY'S ANNOUNCEMENT,

Abandon Prosecution of Five Bio Packers   Attorney General Palmer Agreed ti This When Packers Dropped Side Lines

PALMER QUESTIONED ON CASE AGAINST PACKERS   Appears Before Senate Agricul ture Committee to Explain Further Details.

SHOTS CAUSE CHURCH PANIC   Reports Say Athlone Is Being Terror. ized by the British.

RIOTS CAUSE CHURCH PANIC   Dublin Report Says Athlone Is Being Terrorized by British Troops— Many Shots Fired.

CLASS TARIFFS JN INDIANA ORDERED EFFECTIVE OCT. 1   New Rates Will Conform With Those Operative Now in State of THinois.   RATES ON COAL TO BE GIVEN A BOOST

Police Say That Roell And Fletcher Confess Slaying Of Columbus Woman

LAUNCH THIRD PARTY TONIGHT   COMMITTEE OF 48 AND LABOR PARTY VOTED TO AMALGAMATE CONVENTIONS.   TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES

Aew Party is: “Taking s. ite. in      HP 18 BRING. FORMED: TODAY   Barty. Bigtiters,” f Laborltes, Nor Partisans, Single Taxers i and Others.” =

Three: Groups Decide to: ‘Amal~ gamate—The , Non-Partisan League Announces. Farmers Will Stand. With. Labor, : Fight With abor and Orga, Alon With fahap -

AMALGAMATION OF LABOR AND 48'S NEAR REALIZATION   CONFERENCE COMMITTEES PROGRESS IN CHICAGO CONVENTION.   GIVE AND TAKE PLAN HAS BEEN ADOPTED   ' Forty-eight Conferees Yield to Labor $   Representatives on Nationi~  alization of Bans of Country.

LUTHER LEAGUE CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY ; ' 5 ULMUL VUUE Shalala www ** +g!  -"T.1 303 -300 Blackman St. +4

“DEMOCRATIC CONTROL” OF STOCK YARDS, TRANSPORTATION, ETC. ASKED IN PLATFORS   AMALGAMATION EFFECTED IN CONVENTION HANDILY   Committee of Forty-eight, National La‘bor Party, Single Tazers and Neu. Partisan League Decide te Unite ta Mevement and All is Harmony in Chiro

Radical and Liberal Groups Join’ Laborites and 48’ers Who Vote Union to Place Ticket in the Field This Fall   Conferees Outline a Platform Agreeing On Ali But Three Planks; Organization Plan Is Opposed By the Delegates

IMRT PARTY GETS READY FOR DRIVE   AMALGAMATION AT MEET ING THIS AFTERNOON IS OBJECT OF LEADERS   LATFOWM GIVEN OUTL   Free Speeeh, Free Press, Referendum on Wars and Other Subjects Included in Party Document.

Laborites, 48ers,  Sing! _ Taxers and Non-Partisans Go Together, ...’      PRESIDENTIAL TICKET TO BE NAMED TONIGHT

COMBINATION PLAN AGREED 10 BY i FACTIONS  Nominations Expected to Be Made Tonight; Blessing : Invoked for Debs

Amalgamation Is Decided Upon and Se ection of Presidential Nominee Will Be Made Tonight

48’ ers, Single Taxers and Other Groups Combine to Organize Third Party

NEW POLITICAL  PARTY LAUNCHED  ‘N CARMEN HALL CHICAGO TODAY   48-ers and Labor Party Votec Unanimously. to Amalgamate and Adopt a Platfori.

ALL ACTIONS UF SRD PARTY FINALLY AGREE   SINGLE-TAXERS, VETS, LABOR. ERS, NON-PARTISANS IN JOINT MEET

‘Chief Groups Launching New Party  Amalgamate by Marching Into Labor Convention ,   COMMITTEE OF 48 DOES NOT WAIT FOR REPORT

THREE PARTIES UNITE   Single Tax, Nonpartisan League and 42ers Amalgamate.   ALL JOIN THE LABOR PARTY   No Nominations Made as Yet, as the Convention Is Still “Declaring Itself.

Farmer Delegates Raise Non-Partisan League  Standard   JOIN LABOR PARI}

COMMITTEE OF 48 GETS ULTIATUM FROM LABOR   Fifty Hours of Conferendes Fail to Bring Anything Like an Agreement.   SPLIT OVER CANDIDATE AND PLATFORM UNABATED      Radical Hlement prorestens to Sever Négotiations ; Opposing Speeches Made.   PARTY NAME IS PROBLEM   Forty-Eighters Object to ‘‘Farm. er-Labor”’ Insignia; Wran‘\ ple Continnes.

LABOR AND 48ERS "UNITE      Presidential! Candidate Amalgamated Party to bef Nominated Tonight.

Forty - Eighters, Single Taxers and _ Laborites Form “Ring - Aroundthe Mssies” Organiza ham at ('hieacn   OPENING PRAYER WINS APPLAUSE

New Party to Begin - Nominating Today; ~ Adopts Resolutions   Convention Approves Co-operative Store Movement—Demands Repeal of Esch-Cummins Law and Reliet from ‘Starvation Wages’

UNITED THIRD PARTY IS ASSURED BY AMALGAMATION   Laborities and Forty-eighters. Have Finally Patched up Their Differences at Chicago.  :

Committee of 48 and Single Taxers March. Into Labor Convention.   Amalgamation Effected at Tue: day Morning Sessions

SINGLE TAX, 48, NON-PARTISANS JOIN LABORITES   Nomination of Candi dates to be Made This Evening

ALL GROUPS AT CHICAGO CONVENTION CAPITULATE TO NATIONAL LABOR PARTY

” FAGTIONS UNITE i ATM LAGOA PARTY: FARMERS ENTER THE FOLE      ‘Non-Partisan. League -and Single-Taxers . March Into Labor Convention Declaring Their Interests Identical,   QUESTIONS ON PRINCIPLES REMAIN TO BE SETTLED:

COMMITTEE OF $8 AND Na. TIONAL LABOR PARTY WILL      WILL NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICEPRESIDENT TONIGCHE

GET TOGETHER ON NEW PARTY   Principal Groups Amalgamate at Chicago.   TRANSPORTATION CONTROL   Is One Plank Adopted By Commit: tee of Forty-eight Before Joining Labor.

m6 oe 8 ee . bee Roiae PRA TY  & FURWE!  THIRD POLITIC AL PARTY IS TO Bh PORMALELY LAUNCHED THIS APTERNOON  TWA EACTIONS JINITE   TWO FACTIONS UNITE   The Committee of Porty-Bight anc Labor Party Vote Unanimously to Merge Forees and Hold One General Convention,

JOINT. SESSION OPENS WITH PLANS COMPLETE   Single Taxers, World War Veterans, Non-Partisan League and Several ‘Other Organizations Join   VOMINATION OF CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT MAY BE MADE TONIGHT

“GRAB EARTH” — AS-ERS SLOGAN   ADMIT THEY MAY NOT BE ABLE ' -TO ANNEX ALL OF IT.   PUT UP. PRESIDENT   PARTY INCLUDES SINGLE TAXERS, N. P. LL. AND LABOR,   Would Own or Control Transporta tion, Steck Yards, Elevators, ; Tipe Lines, Ete.

JOIN LABOR PARTY   Amalgamation of Groups Affected at National Convention,

Tha PARTY bela GUIND: TO NOMINATE   48-ERS JOIN IN LABOR’S EFFORT TO NAME TICKET   Selection To Be Made Tonight; Will Frame Platform.

NON-PARTISAN, 48 SINGLE TAX, LABOR PARTIES, UNITED   ‘Democratic Control O Transportation’ Is Plank Urged.

ASERS VOTE TO.JONN LABOR PARTY I POLITICAL MOVE   AMALGAMATION OF PRINCIPAL GROUPS IS EF- .FECTED iN CHICAGO.   war TTT. WNAMIN ATE   Demonstrations Occur in Conyention in Favor of Te Boalleitr_

AMALGAMATION NOW EFFECTED FOR 3D PARTY   Non-Partisan League Joins Labo: Party, 48-ers and Single Tax era.

BOTH CONVENTIONS — NOTE TO FORM ONE - BIG ORGANIZATION   Farmer Representatives March into! ‘Room With Workers and ~ Declare _Theit Support: .

MERGER CREATES NEW POLITICAL IN CONVENTION   COMMITTEE OF 48 AND LABORITES WILL NOMINATE PARTY LEADER JOINTLY

NEW POLITICAL PARTY LAUNGHED  IN CARMEN HALL ~ GHIGAGO TODAY   g-ers and Labor Party Vote: _ Unanimously. ‘to Amalga‘mate and Adopt a. Platform

NEW PARTY [S FORMED WHEN VARIOUS GROUPS AMALGAMATE   Committee of 48 Votes to Join the National Labor Party; Non-Partisan Delegates Follow, and Farmers Come in Behind Them,

THE AMALGARATED. POLITICAL PA   THE TURD PARTY CALLED YH UNLTED NEW PARTY   WILL NQwANATE GANDIGSTE   The Labor Party, The Non-Partisaus, Single ‘Yaxevs ard Others doin tn  the New Party,

Forty - Eighters, Single Taxers and _ Laborites Foim “Ring - Aroundthe 'ssies’”?” Organiza uon at Chicago.     Jolt, dae amit a i i a pn i ce   OPENING PRAYER WINS APPLAUSE

CONVENTIONS VOTE TO AMALGAMATE THEIR INTERESTS   Committee of 48 and the Labor ites Agree to Meet as One This Afternoon,   MAKING PLATFORM TO BE SUBMITTED   Some of the Planka Already Choser ara Rejection of the League of Na tions, Recogmitian of the Russsar Soviet and the Like

THE AiMAL GAMATED “POLITICAL PARTY   THE THIRD PARTY CALLED THE UNTFED NEW PARTY   WILL NOMARATE CANDIDATE   Tho Labor Party, The Non-Partisins, Single Taxers ard Others Join in  the New Party.

NEW PARTY NOW: SEEKS PLATFORM   All Factions Decide to Join _ With Labor in Chicago Convention.   NATIONAL TICKET: ONLY

THIRD PARTY COMBINES AT CONVENTION   Liberal and Labor Harmony Meet Gets Under Way   DUNCAN IS CHAIRMAN   Tentative Planks Drawn Up; Believe Union Now Assured -_

LIBERALS MERGE TO NAME TICKET   COMMITTEE OF 48 AND LABOR PARTY AFFECT AMALGAMATION AT CHICAGO MEETING   ‘S WILL PICK NOMINEES   CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT TO BR CUOSEN  ;

CONSUMMATED   Committee Of Forty Eighters  Votes To Join With Nation” ~ al Labor. Party; Othe: ’ Groups Also foin   “FARMER. DELEGATES  MARCH IN CONVENTION   Declare They Have. Decided To Stand With Labor, Fight With Labor And Organize With Labor Amid Cheers

COMWITTEE OF 4a VOTES. TO Jum LABOR PARTY   Non-Partisans and Single Taxers Also March Into Convention Hail.   NATIONAL TICKET ONLY PROVIDED FOR   Natform Favors Co-operative Stores; Democratic Management of Railroad -Lines.-

LABOR PARTY SWINGS POWER AT CHICAGO; BLESS EUGENE DEBS  IN HIS PRISON CELL

GET TOGETHER ON PUBLIC OWNERSHIP   THIRD PARTY GROUPS A’ CHICAGO DECIDE ON AMALGAMATION   Start in That Direction [Is Being hiade, Says Harry Neuberger . of New York   ‘Democratic Control” of ‘Industry as Demanded by Labor Pariy Delegates  é

PREFERRED DEATH TO ABSENCE   Girt Weald Rather Die Than Leave ) tier Mether.

ROBBERY SEEN — ~ AS INSIDE JOB   Police Find Evidence to Indicate That Thieves Had Informa- tion of $100,000.

SEARCH FOR MAIL ROBBERS.   Peltee of Chieago Say It Was az eT maida Jacks *

CARRANZA ISSUES DECREE.   Oil Companies Are Porbiddeen to Invoke Protection of , Foreign Government.

CARRANZA WARNS OIL COMPANIES IN FEDERAL ZONE   Cancellation of Rights May Result If Foreign Protection Is Solicited.

Ohio G OPPs — “Get Togethoy      National : and State’ Campaigns f Outlined AWoeod Files Neelir. “ ation of > Candia:

(. 0. P. DAY IN OHDO.   Buckeye. Republicans etting - *Ready For the Big Fight” 

REPRISAL FOR MOVEMENTS OF GERMAN FORCES   Report Cities on Righ Bank of Rhine Will Be Occupied.

HOPING FOR BETTER TIMES.   Tipten People Employed at Kokomo Aweiting Readjustment.

‘ROPING For. BETTER TOV      Tipton People. Eniployed at Kokimo Awziting -ReadjuStment.

MAGE AWARD JUL) MEAN Ts wy       \WHITE HOUSE TRINKS STRIKE IS AVERTED.  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE: ' LEASED WIRE TO TRYSUNE.

RAIL SITUATION IS SOMEWHAT CLEARED BY BOARD’S ACTION   Announcement that Wage De cision Will Be Made July 20 May Avert Strike.

MINERS SUBMIT LOCAL FIGURES   FRESIDENT FARRINGTON TELLS OF ADVANCE IN LOCAL FIELD

BOY CAUSES STAMPEDE      Made: Sign Read “Sugar * Cents a Pound.” .

N..R. FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS   + KIDDISH PRANK 4 CAUSES STAMPEDE , FOR CHEAP SUGAR

Three Found Guilty Of Conspiracy to Defraud Governmen   Mentes Senteneed.

ARMY SALVAGE BUYERS TRIED TO CHEAT U.S   Three of Six Defendants in De troit Found Guilty of Conspiracy.

ARMY OFFICERS FOUND GUILTY      Convicted of Conspiracy to Defraad  the @overament.

SHORT COURSE AT AMES   Short Course to Be Held at Ames Next Week :  we

New President of Carnegie Foundatior   Dr. James Roland Angell, Dean of University of Chicago Named.

GEN. PERSHING IN ~ DES MOINES TODA"   Commander of American. Army In. syects Camp Dodge and Is Guest . of Iowa People.

PLAYS ROLE OF CITIZEN, ALSO   Reviews Boy Scouts anc Witnesses Parade In His Honor

GEN, PERSHING GIVEN A GRAND RECEPTION TODAY _ AT DES MOINES   lispected Camp Tedge and Puts it ~ Busy Day. To Speak at Coliseum Tonight.

AUDITOR'S BILL BECOMES A LAV   Governor Cox Seores Measure Lengthening Term Of Office

REINSTATEMENT   OF War Risk Insurance Within 18 : Months Stil} Holds Good.

SOLDIERS’ INSURANCE   Re-Instatement Within 18 Month: Still Holds Good

RENISTATEMENT OF INSURANCE   War Risk Policy Hold Good within 18 Month: from Date ot Dis charge, Says Bulletir from Bureau.   LATE ADVICES

WILSON REPLIES TD NOTE OF PREMIERS   Restates American  Positior With Degree of Finality.   NOT YET PUT ON CABLES   Original Draft Sent to Polk for His Personal Study——President Calls Attention to Principle of Self-Determination as Enunciated in His Fourteen Point<.

WILOON FINISHES ADRIATIC. NOTE TO THE PREMIERS   It Is Believed That Final Chapter of Controversy Not Written.

WILSON [S FIRM ON FIUME   RESTATES. POSITION TO ‘ALLIES WITH DEGREE OF FINALITY.   Is Relieved to Have Called Attention Again to. Fils Principle of Self Determination and Other f “Declarations. -

President Completes Answer  to Note on Adriatic Settlement Fight. 7   POLK WILL GO OVER __ COMMUNICATION TODAY   Chief Executive  Maintains  Same Stand in Note, Is  Understanding..

ADRIATIC REPL'   Restates Position of America Government With Degree of Finality   NOTE INVOLVES TREATY   Latest Memorandum, However, ts Not Regarded as Clos. ing Chapter

WILSON DISPATCHES ANOTHER UTE ON ADRIATIC. QUESTION   Restates Position of U S. With Degree of Finality   TEXT NOT GIVEN OUT

‘President Prepares  Answer to Premier  on Rdriatic Problen   Answer is Understood to Adhere to Position in Note of ‘February 10.

WILSON JELLS PREMIERS OUR VIEW ON FUME   USES JUST TWO HOURS TO DICTATE REPLY TO DIPLOMATS’ ARGUMENT   Shews Them That Situation Not Same As That To Which United 3tates Agreed.

REITERATE Ho POSITION ON ADRIATIG MATTER, POSITIVELY   PEACE TREATIES ARE IN PERIL BY. THE ATTITUDE OF ENTENTE   . MR. WILSON MAKES IT PLAIN THAT IF THEY ACT IN : THIS MATTER WITHOUT UNITED STATES, IT y MAY BE NECESSARY TO WITHDRAW

Original Draft as Prepared by Presi. dent is Sent to Acting Secretary Polk for His Personal Study and t¢ he Put in the Usual Diplomatic Form,

PRESIDENT STANDS FIRM ON ADRIATIC DEMANDS IN REPL}   Wilson Is Understood to Hay Restated the Position of America With a Degree Of Finality in Pact.

President Declared to Have  Re-stated Position of American Government “With  : Degree of Finatity”   Way REMAINS OPEN TO ADJUSTMENT IS VIEW   Onposing Viewpoints of Diplomats Regarding Adriatic  Problem Disclosed

SEONG NOTE fo SENT BY WILSON TO PREMIERS ON FUME QUESTION   President Replies to Entente Leaders’ Communication Regarding Settlement ol the Adriatic Problem,   REPLY UNDERSTOOD TO TAKE FIRM POSITION   Attitude of the American Government Has Been Outlined With a Degree oi Finality, It Is Reported.

PRESIDENT FINAL IN - ADRIATIC MESSAGE   Elihu Root, in Keynote Speech, Denounces Democratic and Autocratic Policies.

WILSON PREPARES ANSWER 10 NOTE OF ALLIED NATIONS   COMMUNTCATION SENT TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT FON QUICK TRANSMITTAL   FIRST POSITION UNGRANGEL   RNe-eAffirms Stand of American Gov. ernment With Degree of Fintlty ’ Entente Note Covered in Phetail

CITY OFFICIALS © ARE INDIGNANT   Say Martial Law: Is In. sult to Citizenship of © Galveston ;

GALVESTON DEMURS AT MARTIAL RULE   MASS MEETING TONIGHT TC PROTEST ACTION OF THE GOVERNOR   Asserts They Have Obeyed Law: And Do Not Intend to Adopt Unlawful Means to Win the Strike.

LETVIA WILLING TO HOLD PARLEY FOR REDS-POLES   GIVES RIGHT FOR PEACE EMIS. SARIES TO HOLD CONVERSATIONS FOR PEACE AT RIGA

Dg So aia SE ROE BS EN, MRT Bere a RE  WILSON TO TALK AGUERS  “Th PRO-LE

PRO-LEAGUE WINE TO HEAR WILSON   President Will Make Final State. ment of Campaign Next Wednesday.

PRESIDENT WILSON 10 AIRES UBL WHO) BUT TED CANNINATE       Final League of Nations Utterance to Be Made Wednesti When Delegation of League Supporters and Inde»  pendents Call at White House—-Expenses af Camnainn Fila.

WILSON TO TALK   Will Address Pro-League Republicans at White House.

REPUBLICANS 10 GALL ON WALA Neues LEAGUE      PRESIDENT TO ISSUE HIS’ SEC. OND CAMPAIGN STATEMENT  ABOUT LEAGUE,

Republicans and’ Independ ents ‘Who Are For the League Will Hear Him -

WILL SPEAK FROM THE WHITE HOUSE WEDNESDAY;   TO DELEGATION (OF PRO-LEAGUE REPUB. LICANS — AND OTHERS OF INDEPENDENT POLITICAL VIEW

WILSON 10 ISSUE LEAGUE COMMENT   Will Receive Group of Pro League Republicans

LAST WILSON SHOT COMING ON WEDNESDAY   Will Again Come Forth - For League of Nations.

WILSON'S NEXT LEAGUE STATEMT IS FORTH COMING   WILL ANSWER ATTACKS OF ROOT AND TAFT IN STATEMENT WEDNESDAY

WILSON READY WITH DEFENSE FOR COVENANT   Next Campaign Statement Wil Ee Delivered to Delegation of Pro-Leaguers.

PRESIDENT WILSON'’S NEXT CAMPAIGN STATEMENT TO BE ISSLED WEDNESDA)  sQ¥oe TTYaeiéat Weace i

‘PREPARES LEAGUE SPEECIL      Wilson wit Ree cive Pro League's Wednbsdnk.

WEL BARE HIS NEXT CAM. PAIGN OBTATEMENT  AT WHITE HOTRE OCT. 97  hh BEESIGE wt

WILSON TO A) PARTY AFT WEEK      Pro-Leugue Reps Will  Hear President  eee te nena  TO BE FINAL WORD  League Defense May be a Speech

WILSON. WILL ADDRESS DELEGATION ON LEAGUE   Campaign Statement to Be De. livered at White House on Wedneecdav

PRESIDENT WILL GENE DELEGATION OF THE REPUBLICAN   Discussion of League of Na tions With Those Who Have Deserted to Cox Will Be Im. portant Campaign Event o! Noext Week.

DRIFT I8 TOWARD DEMOCRATE PARTY WITH KEVIVAL OF NA. TION® LEAGUE, HE SAYS

WILODR OFA LEAGUE WORD WEDNESIAY   Delegation of Pro-League Republicans to See President Next Week 

GREAT WHISKEY RING 1S CLEARING BIG PROFITS   WHILE SWINDLERS PREY ON SALOONISTS, COLLECTING ON LIQUOR THAT NEVER FINDS iTS WAY INTO CELLARS.

REVENUE AGENTS IN WHISKEY RINE   implicated in Plot to Flood the United States With Contraband Liquor.

ARRESTS MADE IN WHISKY SCANDA   Alleged .Go-Between Taken Into Custody; OtHer Developments Promised   SADLER WILL TESTIFY   “John Doe” Warrants Are Asked for Three Suspected Revenue Agents

REVENUE AGENT TO BE ARRESTEL   Alleged Head of Whisky Ring Appears Before Federal’  Grand Jury in Chicago: --

Gid-BETWEEN HELD IN WHISKY GASES   MAN ARRESTED AT CHICAGO ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE $100,000 SELLING LIQUOR.

PULES REPULSE THE BOLSHEVIK   General Attack By Sovie Government Reported to» Have Failed.

LONG-AWAITED . ATTACK MADI   Bolsheviki Re Repulsed by Heroic Work of the  Polish: ‘Forces

}OLSHEVIK ATTACK REPULSED . MEAD OM OF SEVEN POLISH DIVTSIONG   Long: Awa ted General Attack Stopped Through Heroic : - Work—Arabs to Resist French ‘Advance ee   Arnioan VOT Resiat

HEROIC EFFORTS OF ~-POLISH DIVISIONS -" BEPULSES SOVIET   Long Awaited General Attack Opened , Monday In-Styr Reglon, Says Statement.

BOLSHEVIKI STRIKE POLES IN VOLHYNIA AND THROWN BACK   American Relief Party Has Evacuated BrestLitvosk is Report

POLES HEPULaL  BULGHEUINY 1 NEW CFFERSIVE   LONG AWAITED ATTACK ALONG THE RIVER STYR IS MET BY POLISH DIVISIONS,

POLES ARE FIRM   Seven Heroic Divisions Repulse Attack of Rolecheviki.

POLES REPULSE. REDS      Long Expected Attack hy Bols Hurl- ed Back. by Heroie. Effort. --—

Mrs. Claude ‘Plunkett. Died Sunday Afternoon - Result of Poison Taken Several Days Avo.

MIND LOST FROM ILLNESS _ WOMAN TAKES MORPHINE      Mrs. Claude Plunkett died Sunday afternoon following successful attempt to commit suicide— ‘Survived by husband and three little children.

WAS DERAILED   Engineer Killed and Fireman Injured Passengers Shaken but None Seriously Injured

VELVET SPECIAL DERAILED: 1 DEAL   Engineer on Fast Soo Train Killed as Locomotive Leaves the Track; Fire Explodes Ammunition and Spreads to Sleeper; One Hurt.

EXPLOSION ON THE VELVET SPECIAL AT NEEWAH, WIS   ‘Train Derailed and Lamp Overturning  Fell On Shipment of Ammunition—  Fire Spread To Sleepers But All Pas   sengerc Raeaned .-

GOOD LADY DEAD.   f Vrs. Matha Foster Was One of the ireanizers of Hobbs M. E. Church.

GOOD LADY DEAD.   Mrs, Miitha Foster Was Que of the Organizers of Hobbs M. FE. Church. -

GOAL WAR BREAKS   Miners and Mine Guards Use Fire. Arms in Battle in Which Detective is Wounded.

VIRGINIA MINES CONFLICT SCENE   Detective is Wounded in Pight - Between Striking Miners and Guards i

GUARDS AND MINERS CLASH DETECTIVE HURT   Mine Near Charleston Scene Ot Near Fatal Rioting

MINERS BATTLE ~ WITH DETECTIVES   West Virginia Scene of Nev Outbreak. One Officer Wounded.

RUSS RESOURCES MEDIOCRE   Detective Hurt When Miners Mix With The Guard:

DETECTIVE SHOT IN FIGHT WITH MINER   Guards and Strikers Continue Their Clash.

OFFICER WOUNDED IN STRIKE FIGHT   Outbreak Occurs Early This Mornirg - at Willis Branch Coal Company

MINERS FIGHT FIERCE BATTLE  WITH GUARDS   Baldwin-Feits Detective Wounded When. Strikers and: Sleuths. Clash

DETECTIVE SHOT IN CLASH WITH STRIKING MINERS   ‘State Police Called to Stop Fight  Between Mine Guards  and Strikers

GUN FIGHTS RAGING AT W. VIRGINIA MINE   Special Detective Wounded Ir Clash With Strikers; State Police Called.

MINE GUARDS AND STRIKE Ror IGHTING IN WEST VIRGINIA   Baldwin-Felts Detective’ Sho in Clash at Willis Branch: State Police Called.

FIGHT IN COAL FIELD   DETECTIVES AND THE STRIKEING MINERS CLASH AT WEST VERGENIA MINE.

MINERS AND GUARDS . OF W. VA. IN FIGHT      Detective Wounded in Outbreak at Willis Branch Coal Com. pany——One Man Arrested.

DETECTIVE WOUNDED IN STRIKE SQUABBLI   Guards and Miners Clash in West Virginia...

PAY OF IDAHO MINERS CUT   Reduction of 50 Cente to $1 a Day ts  Annainead

IDAHO. MINERS’ PAY IS CUT   Reduction of 50 Cents to $1 a Day An nounced in the Coeur D’Alene District.

TRACTION COMPANIES WANT THREE CENT BASIC RATE    Petitions Filed With Indiana Public Service Commission for % Cent a Mile Increase.

MANY CLOTHING = WORKERS ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT   But There Is Likely to Be War if the Manufacturers Enforce Their. — Ultimatum.

FIRMS IN WAR ON UNIONS   Employers of Eastern Plants Seek Right to Hire and Fire,   65,000 ARE WOW JOBLESS   Workers Vote to Reject Ultimatum— Factory Owners Order Wage Reduction—Union Leaders Oo Not Expect lockout.

ALL SIGNS POINTING TO LABOR WAR   Only 10,000 Out of 65,000 Workers in New York Are Employed

CLOTHING MAKERS TO WAR ON UNION:   Big Eastern Plants Seek Right to Hire and Fire.   ‘OPEN BREACH IS IMMINENT   Sixty-Five Thousand Workers Are Now Jobless—Factory Owners Order Wage Reduction—Leaders Do Not Expect Lockout

MORE MINH OUI   RITUMINOUS FInLD iN THIS STATE 1S BADLY AFFECTED.   Trouble Due to Failure of Wage Seal Comiittce to Aeree.

MORE “MINERS OUT   BITUMINOUS . FIELD - IN  THIS ~ STATE IS BADLY A      Trouble Due to Failure of Wage Scule Commitice to Agree. 

GOVERN  MENT   WON'T OBIECT 10 GERMAI TROOPS iN RUHR DISTRICT   But Won’t Sanction Their Stsy Any Extended Time.

KAISER SECURE IN A 200-ACRE PARE AT DOORK   Expected to Spend Rest of His Days There.—New Note -Likely to Go Forward Soon.

HOLLAND WiLL ANSWER SOON   IT IS THOUGHT THAT  PRESERVE PEACE.  DUTCH

DUTCH BUILDING 4 REAL! “GILDED CAGE" OF VAST: PROPORTIONS. IN WHICH TO KEEP “BILLIE? BIRD

KAISER SAFE IN 200 ACKE CAGE   Holland Is Willing to Guard Ex-Emperor.   KEW PRISON BEING BUILT   Duich Government Expects Him to Kemain in One Piace Rest of His L:fe.

The Hague, March 5.—The Dutch government today for the second time refused to deliver the former German emperor to the allies for trial.

WIDE RANGE IN OVERALLS   New Jersey Merchant Advertises Gar. ments From $2.25 to $43.50—GoldMounted and Everything.

Seeman  HOLLAND WON'T SVE UPNISER   “Honor” Forbids Surrender, Says Note to the Allies.   REPLY IS SENT TO PARIS   Concensus of English Opinion Is That Holland Will Eventually Get the Best of the Negotiations That Are to Come.

DUTCH REFUSE TO GIVE UP GERMAN KAISER; WOULD VIOLATE CONSTITUTION

Declares Such Action Would Be Without Precedent in Law or in Traditions.

NO CHANGE IN LINE-UP AT CHICAGO; NO CANDIDATE YET CLAIMS AN ADVANTAGE

NO CHANGE IN LINE-UP AT ocee! NO CANDIDATE: YET CLAIMS, AN ADVANTAGE

Whole Town tn Fear of Ouija Alienists to Test ‘Population Think Everybody Is Crazy

DUIJAMANT? AFFLICT ENTIRE TOW   Nearly All of 1200 Inhabitants Will Be Examined By Alienists, Reported

OUIJA MANIA _ INEL GARRITO       Four Womert Insane But Men Are  Released in California Town.

PONE INSANE OVER “QUIJA’   Whole Town of El Cerrito, Catfornia  is’ Worked Up Over the “Cerpying On.”

CORK SCENE OH NEW OUTRAGES   Military Lorry Attacked with Bombs and Soldier Killed.   THREE OTHERS BADLY WOUND:D

STRIKE RIOTS BLOCK TRAFFIC   And Parelyze Surface, Elevated and Subway Trausporta. tion in Brooklyn Today.   _EMPLOYES DEMAND 40 PER CENT RAISE   Company Insists the Men are  Striking to Bring About  the Closed Shan

Thousands Are Forced To Walk   Street Car Strike Ties Up Lines In Brooklyn—May Try To Operate   FIRST TROUBLE OCCURS—NONE HURT

BROOKLYN SURFACE CAR LINE SERVICE TIED UP BY STRIKE   Tens of Thousands of Brook lynites Forced to Walk ’ by Tie-Up.

DEMOCRATS ARE GUNTIDENT OF VOTE WW OHID   Indiana, West Virginia and 14 Western States Expected to Vote for Cox   REPUBLICANS BELIEVE ELECTION ALREADY WON   G. O. P. EFFORTS CONCENTRATED ON SENATORIAL SUCCESS; MAJORITY OF 50 IN HOUSE CLAIMED.

STAGE IS NOW CLEARED FOR POLITICAL RACK   ALL OTHER IMPORTANT EVENT CAME TO A CLOSE YESTER-., DAY AND LAST NIGHT.

Democrats Aver Harding’ “Wobbly” Policy of Leagu Issue Gives Them Reason fo! Increasing Ootimism.

PROSPERITY TQ FOLLOW RETURN OF ROADS, SAYS SCHWAE   steel Magnate Deeliwres  Hnorarous  Grders for Steel Wil Be One Re    silt of Resumption of Private ”  Choprarliod.

KILLED RETIRED BANKER   Beaten to Death, His Mones Was LUndisturbed

NEBRASKA BANKER MURDERED   Former Sheldon Man Found Slain in  Los Angeles, Cal.

BANKER FOUND DEAD; BEATEN, ROPE ON NECK   Rich Retired Financier’s Body Is Discovered Near Los Angeles Home.

BANKER BEATEN TO DEATH   H. J. Robbins, Formerly of Sheidon Neb., Found Slain in Los Angeles.

BODY OnAGGED WHTH ROPE TIED ARQUID NEG   Police Unable to Find Motive or Clue to Slayers of Banker   WATCH AND MONEY ARE NOT DISTURBED   Victim of. Los Angeles Crime * Former Resident of Omaha, Nebraska

Banker’s Body Found Between Bales of Hay   “Valuables. and — Money Un touched and Motive of Crime Shrouded in Mystery

“sTone. LIQCOR—SHOT COP.   aan oe cae ree iene e A Wae  ‘Booze Thieves Used Tracks and Were Heavily Armed. ”

UNION MEN TO AID   Pledge Their Help in Breaking Railroad Strike

PLAN TO BREAK STRIKE.   Union Labor's Cooperation it Effort to End Walkout is Pledged.

WILL BE NEUTRAL IN CONTROVERSY (IF RAN RAANS   Attorney General Palmer Says the People Will Be Protected.   SITUATION BETTER IN  CHICAGO, WORSE IN EAST   Department, of Justice Investigates all Angles of Labor Dispute.

Charge Contributors to Govefpor's Fund in 1916 Election Were Concealed.   $37,000 RAISED FOR GUBERNATORIAL. RACE   ‘Dayton “Flood Prevention Committee Backed Democratic Nominee.

DUMMIES USED TO CONCEAL SOURCE CAMPAIGN: FUND   Charged in Testimony Given Before Senate Sub-Committee Sitting at Dayton.   $5,000 NOTE GIVEN BY GOV. COX IS IDENTIFIED   Dayton Flood Prevention Committee Paid $26,242.50 to Number of Dummy Employes and This Was Turned Back to Cox Contributors.

TO CONCEAL FUND FOR COX  USED DUMMIES   Raised $37,000 Campaign Fund For Use In'E lecting Cox ta Gavernarship In 1916, Is Charge In  "Tiss eagle:   SUB-COMMITTEE AT. DAYTON   Subseribed Money For Purpose Of ' Preserving Conservatory Law,  Enacted As Flood Prevention i Masewea Bar hay Walla   INVESTIGATE ALLEGED NOTE

USE OF DUMMIES IN FUND CHARGE!   COMMITTEE CONTINUES IN. VESTIGATION OF COX CAMPAIGN FUND.

OAY DUMMIES Worn TO CONCEAL SOURGE (IF CAMPAIGN FINDS   TPARING HELD BEFORE SENATS SUBCOMMIPTEE AP DAYTON, onto.

CHARGES DUMMIES USED TO CONCEAL CONTRIBUTIONS   Committee Established Existence of $5,000 Nate   DAYTON MAN SAYS $37,000 RAISED

GOVERNMENT ACTION   URGED BY FRANK A. MUNSEY TO RESTRICT CONSUMPTION OF NEWS PRINT PAPER.

NEWSPAPERS TO COST FIVE OR TEN CENTS WITHIN A FEW YEARS   Frank Munsey, Famou: Publisher, Makes That Prediction

MUNSEY URGES REDUGTION IN SIZE OF NEWSPAPERS   Present Ratio Would Consume Entir _ Pulp Supply in 25 Years, He Tell: Senate Committee.

REGULATE USE OF ALL PRINT PAPER CONGRESS URGED   Papers Will Have T: Sell for 5-10c Soon Munsey Predicts.

New York Publisher, Testi ’ fying Before Senate Com mittee, Urges Govern. ment Control of News. print

PRINT PAPER OUTLOOK DARK   Frank E. Munsey Sees Wooc Pulp Forests Exhausted in Twenty-Five Years.

British and French Warships Speed to- Big Port; Party of 3000 Refugees Taken to Constantinovle by Allies   Wrangel’s Power Totters as Soviet’s Hordes Overrun Peninsula; Munitions at Perekop Lost to Bolsheviki

ERAS TOPOL EVAGUATED   RUSSIAN “REDS” ARE SWEEPING FORWARD   4 ‘And Destruction of Anti-“Red" Army ts Near.   Trotzky Is Making Good His Threat To Annihilate the AntiBolshevists—-France !s a Heavy Loser by Defeat.

SHIPS. SPEED TO SEBASTOPOL   j British and French Warships Hastert te Crimean Port.

SOVIETS = _ GAINING   ted Horde Crashing Through General Wrangel's Lines and Ships dre Sent to Relieve Sebastopol,   HUGE SUPPLIES OF = . MUNITIONS ARE TAKEN   Bolshevik Troops Report fapture of Guns, Ammunition and ‘Transportation Ma. terial From Fleeing Army.

DESCHANEL MUST TAKE LONG REST; GOES TO RENNES   Making Nice Recovery From Injuries Received When Fell From Train.

BURIAL OF VINT HOBBS.   Many Will Attend the Services To morrow Afternoon.

‘VINT HORS.          Many Will -Aftend + 1 Jl s+ Smeérrew  Afternonit.

THE FRANOOSRINSH. PLAN OF DISARMAMENT HAS BEEN DECIDED UPON.   The German», However, Protested Against the Allied Forces OccaPring German Territory in the Rebr District, ~

DCAMANS AGREE TO MEET TERMS ALLIED ULTIMATUM DEMANDING DISARMAMENT   Immediate Demobilization of Teuton Army Is Adhered To Only After Violent Protest on the Part of Delegates.

Delegation Acquiesces To Allied  Terms ——j Pe]  a i ee   REDUCE ARMY

THE ALLIES WILL FORCETEUTONS TO DISARM FORCES   UNLESS HUN ARMY IS) CUT ‘tO 150,008 BY OCTOBER, ALLTED FORCES WILL OCCUPY TERRI. TORY. °

HALE HOWL OVER nUnA OCCUPATION   WILL DISARM AT ONCE; MILITARY SERVICE TO STOP     Civilians Must Give Up Guns; Arms To Go To Allies.

GERMANY ACCEPTS. THE ETIMRTOM   BUT PROTESTS THE OCCUPATION OF RUHR DISTRICT:   SAYS. THAT WOLATES TREATY   Under Provisions of Document Signed * Taday Germany Will: Disarm, To. *” Minimum and Turn Over: SurPlus Arms To the Allies.

> UETIMATOM   WET INSARM DOMEDIATELY BET PROTESTS AGAENST AC TION,

BERLIN PROMISES TO OBEY TREAT   ALLIES EXTEND TIME FOR DIB: ARMAMENT SIX MONTHS: OCCUPATION PROTESTED

Germans Accept Terms   Make Protest, However, Agalnsi Further Oceupation of German Territory

CEAMANG AGREE TO MLIED ULTIMATUM   WILL UNDERTAKE TO CARRY OUT DISARMAMENT AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE   THREATEN 10 TAKE AUG   Unless Germans Fulfill Terms Of Versailles Treaty the Entente Will Seize Further German Territory.

Armi, Amrounition. : Guns: ‘and 19 Excess of Treaty Terms Mukt: Be Surrendored.. .

GERMANS AGREE TO ALLIED ULTIMATUM   WILL DISARM FORCES IMMEDI. ATELY—TO ABOLISH COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE

Germans Agree to Immediate Disarmament But Keep a String Fastened to Their Avrreement.   DENY ALLIES’ RIGHT TO ENFORCE THE AGREEMENT   Surrender of All Arms and Abolishing of Compulsory Military Training Agreed t to by Delegates.

HUNS AGREE TO DEMANDS OF ALLE      TERMANY AGREES TO DISAR! ALL HER MILITARY FORCES AT ONCE,   JCCUPATION IS OPPOSE           Will Not Agree to Allow the Allie to Occupy the Ruhr District.— _ Says Demand to Occupy This  Section Violates Treaty.

GERMANYSHORN OF ALL POWERS   Agrees To Disarm All Her Forces and the _ Security Policy Immediately. CIVILIANS ‘MUST GIVE UP ALL ARMS Allies Will Occupy Ruhr Districts If Hun Army Is Not Reduced to 150,000.

WILL COMMENCE TO SURRENDER ARMS AT ONCE   Kick On Provision Allowing Allies To Occupy Ruhr District In Event Of Failure.

LORADO TAFT WILLGIVE = SERIES OF SIX LECTURES   World. Renowned Sculptor to Appear on Campus, April 13, 20, 27—Sub- _ jects are Announced.

HARDING MAY REACH. 1.5, THIS MORNING   PRESIDENT-ELECT EXPRESSES DELIGHT AT VOYAGE AS HE NEARS HOME.

HARDING VOYAGE FROM PANAMA IS NEARLY COMPLETE   Steamer Pastores To Arrive At Norfolk Near Schedule   ELABORATE PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED   Will Attend Opening Session OF Senate Monday Is Announced

MR. HARDING MAY SPEAK IN SENATE   ‘Will Attend Opening Session Sunday — Steamer Has Made Up Most of Her Lost Time.

SOVIET AGREES TO REPATRIATE BRITISH IN JAI   Those Remaining Must Sign Statement Saying It Is  APT At ante

OOVIET AGREES 10 REPATRIATION: OF BRITISH SUBJECTS   Estimated Their Are 3,00C  lease Doubtful,

STATE FARWERS CONVENTION              Second ‘Annual Eveni w ill be Held ix - “Indianapolis: Nov.’ 15 and.16.

STATE FARMERS CONVENTION.   Second Annual Event Will be Held in Indianapolis Nov. 15 and 16.

SUFFRAGE VOTE BLOGKED IN TENN   Members of House Flee tc Alabama to Avoid Voting.

AMERICA WINNER IN HIGH JUMP AT OLYMPIC GAMES   \. W. LANDON OF N.Y. SETS NEW OLYMPIC RECORD OF SIX FEET  4i4c gus epee

BRAVERY IN FACE OF DEATH   Heroic Condect on Part of Crew ef The Het.

H-1 Survivors Landed After - Cheating Deatl   Crew, Following Four Death: Waits Rescue Suffering. of Burns and Exposure.

Crew of Stranded ‘Sub’ Face Death Fearlessly, Four Perish in Waves

BRAVE ACT IS DESCRIBED,   Survivors of Submarine Crew Norrate Sinking of Vewset,

POLAND, FINUARD WOULD DOMINATE BALTIC REGION   lan to Form and Control a Baltic Unien is Rumored.

INDICATIONS POINT 19 POLISH-FINN ALLIANCE   Political Observers See Confir mation of Baltic Union _ Pian :

COX TO APPEAL TO WOMEN   Pians Laid to Win the Support of th: 10,000,000 New Voters.

FIVE THOUSAND SPEAKERS WILL INVADE STATES   Cox Leaders Planning to Capture Votes on the League of Nation Program.

APPEAL TO WOMEN BY COX   ;Governor Lays Plans to Win Support of 10,000,000 Voters.

'€0X TO APPEAL TO. WOMEN   Plans Laia to Win the Stipport. of the 10,000,000 . New Voters.

Baptists Favor Prohibition of Use of Public Funds for Aid of Sectarian Institution:

OUGHT TO PAY ” OWN EXPENSE   Dr. Gambrell, President, “Introduced, Resolu_’ tion in Convention

PROHIBIT USE UF PUBLIC FUNDS BY SECTARIAN ORDERS   Southern Baptists Adopt Resolution to That Effect At Session Today.   NEWSPAPERS ATTACKED   Dr. Cox Says 75 Per Cent of Editors Are Roman Catholics; Flays the A. P.

OUTCH STUOY YANK METHODS   Segid Officer Obaervera to Watch Work oF United States Army on the Rhine.

DUBLIN NOW FACES FOOD SHORTAGE   Supply Threatened By Rail Tieur  in fraland._

ASK RECALL or OYAMA,      “Alien Has Tried His Hand “At Leg. ; ftelativa Wattars.

“SINK OR SHIM,   WOODROW 16. "KO. QUITTER, TUMULTY.. SAYS.. ANSWERING. ‘GRYAN'S CALL FOR: RES-*  1QNATION: = =

WILSON STICKS. SINK OR SWIM. UNTIL MARCH 4   ~ WOODROW IS “KO QUITTER,’ - TUMULTY SAYS ANSWERING BRYAN’S CALL FOR RES  IGNATION

DRINK QUESTION DISCUSSED   Orer a Bitlion Dollars Spenn fa  SLiquer in Great Britain in  One Year.

BRITAIN TO CUT DRINKING HOURS   Question Will Be Discussed, ir _ House of Parliament by Lady Astor. ©   HUGE SUM SPENT FOR LIQUOR   Sir Donald MacLean Says, “The Fact America Has Gone Dry Is an Economic Fact of Gravest Importance to Britain.”

DRINK BILL IK BRITAIN BIG   Liquor Question Subject of Discussion in Both Houses of Parliament Today.

BRITISH DISCUSS. ‘LIQUOR QUESTION   PROBLEM OF ENGLAND'S AN: NUAL LIQUOR BILL. “TS MEN. TIONED IN BOTH HOUSES CTZES PRY UNITED STATES.

BRITISH DISCUSS LIQUOR QUESTION   Members of  _Parliament Stag: “gered by Huge Amounts *. Spent Yearly for Booze.

DRINK QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT   Whisky Issue Is Discussed by the British Lawmakers.   LADY ASTOR TO JOIN DEBATE   Aim to Shorten Hours of Sale and to Keep Up Plan of State Management—New Bill Before Lords.

MUCHO LEuHL TP DT ASTER =  Witi Participate in’ Commo ns  Debate OE ata oblem Nex eek.   GREAT ‘COST GROWS   Britain Will Spend 400,000, 000 Pounds on Drink»  This Year.

BRITAIN SPENT 2 BILLIONS FOR DRINK LAST YEAR      House of Commons Told Fact That the U. S. Has   Gone Dry Is of Greatest Fenanamic Imnortance..

DRINK QUESTION IS BEFORE PARLIAMENT   Lady Astor Is Expected to Make Her First Speech on Prohibition.

LORD ‘CERZON MSETSSES IT BEFORE BRITISH. PARLIAMENT   ‘MMericun  Prohibition - °C alled’ Fuct of (rarest Econantic Tits. i@> partunce to Eneland.

DRINK QUESTION BEFORE PARLIAMENT; LADY ASTOR TO TALK   America’s Going Dry Is Con. sidered of Grave Importance in England.

ENGLAND SPENDS 2 BILLIONS YEAR FOR STRONG DRINK   Member of House of Com. mons Tells of Economic Waste Resulting From Growth of Drink Habit.

DRINK QUESTION AY BARUIAMENT  Bill To Be In rodiced Int “House of   Bill To Be In roduced In House of Lords Shortening Hours of Sale, -

The Anaual Bil! For tatoxicaats Has Grows to Large Sum.   CALLS ATTENTION TOAMERICA   Statesmen Makes Mention ef Prohibition in Regard to Economic Conditions,

LQUOR QUESTION I DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT   Prohibition in America of Grave Importance lo England

LENDERS DISCUSS LIQUOR   Sir Donald Maclean Staggered by Amount of Money Spent.

U.S. Dryness of  Grave Importance to Great Britain   € . Both Houses of Parliament Participate in Discussion of  Drink Preoblern.

OUGHT NOT TO BE STAR PLA)   Government Compared to Theatrical: by Senator Harding.

‘One Star Governmental Dram: - _Doesn’t Work Out Well, Candidate Avers.

HARDING WILL WELCOME ANY EVIDENCE PRODUCED BY Tht DEMOCRATS REGARDING FUNC

THEATRICAL FOLK lL ON HARDING       MOVIE STARS AND EMINEN' STATESMEN AMONG VISITORS TO THE FRONT PORCH,

ANGTHER TOWN -SACKEI   Mallow, County Cork, Ire., in Ruins—Town Hall and 40 Buildings. Fired

IRISH TOWN SACKED AND BURNED; SWEET ~REPRISAL BY TR002S UIPON SINN FEINER'

IRISH CTY: SAGKED: TENSION AT HIGH PITCH IN BELFAST   TOWN HALE AND 40 BUILDINGS IN MALLOW, COUNTY CORK, ARE , . PMeIPRPNTT °   vIeovwiM4 (RURIED   Viscount Grey Offers Proposal ‘for \Solution of Home ‘Rife Remand.

WATER RATES NOT TO BE INGREASED   Carload Shipments From the Southern Ports to the North Are Not Allowed Raised ‘And Rates Are Ordered Cancelled. -

IS CHARGED TO WILSON   Senator Capper Says President Responsibse for the Sugar Shortage.

Republican Nominee Make Great Speech at Marion, Ohio, Saturday Morning.   HE REPLIED DIRECTLY TO COX’S ARGUMENTS   Says Cox Endorses President Wilson’s Stand While His Views Are Directly Opposite.

ATTACKS EXTRAGAVANCE   Senator Capper Charges Wilson With Sugar Shortage of U.S.

CAPPER HOLDS WILSON! DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SUGAR SHORTAGE   Senator Would Have_ the Next Administration Tax War Profiteers.

COPPER IN WISCONSIN.   RULE Gh Bat BE BU at nr hate  Charges Wilson With Direct . Re. ~~ sponsibility For High Price : of Suruar. .

Chairman Payne Adheres to His Determination to Put Them On _ the Auction Block. 7

GEDDES GIVEN A DELICATE TASK   NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR IS HERK AS A HARMONIZER.   IRISH QUESTIOX LOOMS LARGE   Souecthing of the Same Problem in Untted States Frem Diplomatic Standpeotat as it Is Disterbdimg Facter at Heme.

HOME RULE IS ALL THAT IRISH CAN HAVE NOW   British Firmly Resolved to Retain Control of Their txternal Affairs

AIDWAPING CASE SULVED; POLICE HOLD FOREIGNER   Disappearance Of Baby Blakely Coughlin Believed Accounted For.   MAN ADMITS GUILT   Thought To Be Member O Gang Which Perpetrated Crime.

Arrest Suspect In Swamp After Long Man Hunt   Prisoner Said To Have Admitted Stealing Baby Two Months Ago   DETECTIVES BELIEVE CASE NEAR SOLUTION   Suspect Placed In Auto and Spirited Away After His Capture Today

SOLVE MYSTERY OF KIOWAPING   ‘Federa 1 Agents Think They  Have Man Connected With  Baby Coughlin Case.   TRAPPED IN SWAMP SEEKING A RANSOM   Stil No Trace of the Babe for Whom Long Search Was Made.

PREACHER REFUSED PRIVILEGE 10 WAKE ASSEMBLY ADDRESS   Presbyterians Deny Dr. Vance An Opportunity to Explain World Movement.   HE ANSWERS QUESTIONS   Says Much Money Has Been Wasted by the Interchurch Werld Movement.

PRESBYTERIANS = = WONT HEAR VANCE   But He Is Allowed to Answe: Questions on the Interchurcl Movement.—Stated That < Large Sum of Money ha: Reen Wasted.

INTERCHURCH MAN MEETS OPPOSITION   Presbyterians Won't Let Originator ot Idea Make Address; Can Answer Questions Only.

THE GREATEST SIGHT   Immense Fountains of Lava Playine in the Pit of Kilauea.

BRADLEY OF K.U. _ PLACES SECOND: . JN PENTATHLON   FIRST PLACE IN CLASSIC . OLYMPIC EVENT WENT ,TO A FINN   WAS.BIG EVENT OF DAY   Lehtonen of Finland ‘First With “14 Points, and Bradiey Second With 23      New World’s Record in 400 Meter Hurdles Made by Frank !.oumis of Chicago

FINLAND WINS PENTATHLON AT ANTWERP GAMES   Kumberg of Esthonia Breaks World Record in Javelin Throw; Wins First.

JNPANESE HAVE PERFECTED  me’ © saer Rasa. Tcrrr ar Poa =a! atugy’? ¥

KING CONSTANTINE IVES OUT NEWS   New Greek Government Will Follow Conciliatory Attitude. Toward Allies.

CONSTANTINE CALLS IN AMERICAN NEWS MEN   Expects Greek Government to Follow Conciliatory Attitude Towards Allies.

GETS $106 WEEK, ASKS RAISE   Chicago Stock Yards Worker Dign’t Know How Much He Was Making.

KU KLUX KLAN 10 FIGHT JAPS   Organizations Will Keep Ortentals Out of Western States, Says Siiunons,

Sailors Served to Boost Newberry’s Campaign by Circulation of Petition:   Rookies Were Engaged in Help ing Get Democratic Support Against Henry Ford.

THREE PLEDGES IA OENATE REQUIRED   Special Session of Legislature Wil Not Be Called Until Thirtyfour Agree to Plan.   PROMISE BY HOUSE MAJORITY   Solons May Be Called Friday to Act On Woman's Suffrage Amendment.

SPECIAL SESSION BLOCKED THIS AFTERNOON   TWO SIGNATURES LACKING FOR CALLED SESSION OF LEGISLA“TURE TO RATIFY SUFFRAGE  AMENDMENT

COMING NEXT WEER.   judge Harness ti) be Here For Cicero H : . ( reek Hearing.

EXT WEEK,          judge Harness t be Here For Cicer: Pe . Greek :-Hearing::

NO CAMPAIGN FOR WM’ADOO   Former Secretary of Treasury Declares He Is Not a Candidate for the Presidency.»

M’ADOO NOT A CANDIDATE   Former Secretary of Treasury Con. demns Use of Money.

SOUALLS DELAY HARDING SHIP   Party Makes Rough Journey Across-Caribbean Sea.   PASTORES ANCHORS AT KINGSTON TODAY   Senator Harding Releases Homing “Pigeons Carrying Messages to Panama Friends.

Promises te Be One of Epic Importance   Situation More Acate by the Unemployment Demonstration of Veaterday   The National Coal Strike Stagnating Iadustry aad 1,500,000 Idle   Aad the Irish Situation, Which I More Meneciag Than Ever.

SESSION  OF BRITISH PARLAMENT OPEN NG TODAY  Promises to Be One of Epic Import ance   Cinatian Mara honte hy tha [Inam.   Situation More Acute by the Unem ployment Demonstration of Yesterday   The National Coal Strike Stagnating Industry and 1,500,000 Idle   And the Irish Situation, Which Ie More Menacisg Than Ever.

PARLIAMENT IS, ~ REASSEMBLED TO MEET EMEREENC'   .Questions.. Of Gigantic Importance To Be " Gonsidered.   ‘LABOR SITUATION VERY MENACING   Irish Situation Also of Vital Importance—Some of the Developments.

Gigantic Questions Before Body As SessionIs Begun.   SITUATION IS ACUTE   Coal Strike and Irish Question Paramoynt Issues In Empire.

RRITIGH HOUota TAKE WP ISSUES   } _ Parliament Assembles Today And Session Promises To Be Most Important Since 1914

BRITISH ~ PARLIAMENT ~— RECONVENES   LABOR SITUATION AND THE IRISH QUESTION DEMAND IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION,   UNEMPLOYED PRESENT PROLEM   Encland’s Domestic Problems Domlnant—lIreland Not to Be Given Freedom, Says Lioyd George.

STRIKE ORDER ISSUED   Thousands of Miners to Lay Down Tools Today

HOIDS ROPER IN HIGH ESTEEM   President Wilson Accepts His Resig natian With Regret.

GANDIL IN TEXAS HOSPITAL   Operated On for Appendicitis-—-De clines to Make Statement Uniii -' Re Recovers.

SNOW AND HAIL IN NORTH TEXAS   Temperature of 31 De grees at Dallas.

NOROOM ON CHESTS       Leunge tizzaeds- “oF War" “De partment Ace Covered. with. Thé D.S. Me

SAYSARMY OFFICERS HAVE AN OVERPLUS OF WAR MEDALS   Chief of Staff Has No Rocm fo: More Medals Between His  Collar and Belt.   FOUGHT IN WASHINGTON   With Red Ink at Mahogany Desk In Shadow of Washington Monument, Says Gallavin.

SlOKS LIKE WAR THK PLAGE IH U.S HOUSE ay OUD  “LOUNGE   “LOUNGE LIZARDS” WERE NOBLY REWARDED AT MAHOGANY DESKS  Tray YT TITAN   MARCH ATTACKED        Chiet of Statf, Coveréd . with Decorations, Is Called Second Ka .

Dee eeT      _OF GIVING .OUT ARMY #4 DECORATIONS : AN D "URGES  "AN -INVESTI ART           Representative. Gallivar fakes Caustic Address the Subject_ ins Con:  Wwunce MMe Biel!

URGE INVESTIGATION OF ARMY AWARDS   Gallivan Of Micschemelte Scores Manner Of Granting Honors.

AN ATTACK ON GENERAL MARCH   Massachusetts Representa tive Asks Medal Investigation.   JOO MANY DISREGARDED   Rewards Would Indicate War Was Fought in Red Ink at Mahogany Desks.

HONOR SWIVEL CHAIR. Kee,      liven Shys Ofon “at Front Were Overlontceat  Congrossnan ¢

SONGRESSMAN SAYS WAR MEDAL IS AWARDED TO DEALER IN JUN}   Massachusetts Representative Attocks “Lounge Lizards” of “Army of Potomac” and the Lobby Lancers Who Won Citations For Home Service.

D. 5. M.S GIVEN T0 CHAIR OFFICERS   ‘Removed’ Chiefs of Staff Got Highest Distinction   Rewarded “Messenger Boys”

ARMY AWARDS © DENOUNCED BY CONGRESSIAN   GALLIVAN TAKES SHOT a’ GENERAL MARCH Ik SPEECH TO HOUSE.   Wants -- Investigation Ente Medals Awarded to’ Many Civilians and. Desk Officers. -

Gallivan Says Medals Went to Men Who Never Got Near the War Front

LOUNGE LIZARDS WON AMERICAN WAR MEDAL   Representative Gallivan Makes Serious Charges Against Distribution Of Awards:

SENATOR URGES INVESTIGATION OF DECORATIONS   Declares Chief of Staff And Colonel Wearing Too Many Medals.  ‘ays Overseas Men G:t Les: Medals Tha: “en Jack  Am trira

REP. GALLIVAN NOT SATISFIED WITH AWARDS   Would Have Congress Take a Peep at Medals and Decorations Pinned on Heroes Near and Far.

INVESTIGATION ARMY DECORATIONS URGED      Too Many Awards Made To Men Whe Never Got Nearer Front Than Washington.

URGES CONGRESS TO PROBE AWARD OF ARMY MEDALS   Gallivan' Flays ‘Chief of Staff and Assistant.   RAPS HOME OFFICERS

MEDALS TO INK” FIGHTERS NOT DESERVED   Representative Asserts There was too Much Favoritism Shown by ‘Big Chiefs.’   ASKS FOR PROBE

GALLIVAN URGES AWARD PROBE IN STINGING. SPEECH   Congressman Calls March ‘High Priest of Prussianism’ in “-Conduet of Office.

BLOUSE FRONT TOO OMALL TE GARRY MEALS   Congressman Urges Probe te Learn Why Awarded In Many Cases.   Indiscriminate Giving Has Cheapened and Brought Forth Much Ridicule.

MEDALS, CHARGE   Fewer Given Those Who Fought Than Those Who Formed “Second Army of Potomac,” Gallivan Declares.

CONGRESS URGED: TO PROBE AWARDS   TOU MANY SWIVEL CHAIR HEROES -DECORATED IS CHARGE. .   MR. GALLIVAN IS SEVERE       MASSACHUSETTS . CONGRESSMAN SCORES THE CHIEF OF STAFF.   “The Second Army! of the Potomac,”. “Lounge Lizards.” “Lobby Lanc~ ers Come In for Drubblng.

HAVNER WILL NOT RESTRAIN POLK COUNTY   Voting, Machines Cai Be Used Attorney General Decides.

HAUNER NOT 10 ATTEMT INJUNCTIONS   POLK COUNTY MAY USE MACHINES; NO SUIT IS PLANNED   Still Holds Levers on Machines Essential: Auditor Doesn't.

Havner Declares He Will Not File Injunction Restraining Their Uae.

BIG PROGRAM IS READY FOR-FIRST LEAGUE MEETING   Council of League Will Meet. In Rome On April 27.   METHOD OF FINANCING BODY ONE OF MATTERS FOR ACTION   Reputation of German anc : Austrian Prisoners Will Come Up.

LEAGUE WILL _ FACE PLENTY OF PROBLEMS   Meeting in Rome Apri 27 Will Not Be Attended by United States.

LEAGUE PREPARING PONE CATHERINE   ElihuReot Accepts Place On Organizing Committee of Nations’ Court

VITAL QUESTIONS BEFORE LEAGUE   IMPORTANT DECISIONS Ur TO COUNCLL £0 MEET SOON Regulation of Admission of New  States—Repatrialion of War Prisoners Amone Concerns,

COUNCIL WILL HAVE IMPORTANT SESSION   Meets in Rome for Delib erations.

OF PROBLEMS   Meeting in Rome Apri 27 Will Not Be Attended by United States.

PROGRAM OF LEAGUE MEET   Council ef League of Nations *wiil Mest in Rome, Apri! 27--To Assemble at Brussels Later.

1S MUCH BUSINESS FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   It Is to Have an Important Session When It Mecta at Rome ~

HO SUGAR AT 3% GENTS   Buyer Unable to Get ihe Product at That Price, Wholesale,  ae oe

“SUGAR 32 CENTS   And Ruyers Were Unable to Obtain lt at That Prica in Chicago.

ZANELLA SAYS D’'ANNUNZIO'S FIUME REGIME 15 DISASTROUS   Former Mayor of City Insists That There Is Little Food and That the People Are Suffering

——-BIUME REGIME IS DISASTROUS   IF ormer Mayor of City Insists That There Is Little Food and That the People Are Suffering  a. ee oe

FIUME CONDITIONS APPALLING, DECLARES DANNUNZIO’S RIVA   Poet Has Put on the City Yoke of Oppression and Fears Assassination, “Zanelin’s Clalm.

FIUME POPULACE ASK D'ANNUNZIO TO TURN CITY   Say His Regime Has Brought Them Starvation   SCOFF AT WILSON IDEA

FUME IS TIRED OF D'ANNUNIZIC   Former Mayor Declares Peoplk Would Be Glad To Have Him Leave.

DVANNUNZIO DENOUNCED. BY RICARDO ZANELLA   Leader of Peaple’s  Party Says Poet Has Brought Famine  to Fiume,

Pronounced Disastrous To People Who Have Little Food—Poet-Soldier Afraid cf. Assassination.

-BIUME TIRED OF THE POET      Disputed City Has Suffered Under co J¥Anuunzio'’s: Continsl.

POET OF FIUME FEARS FOR LIFE AS PEOPLE TURE   Sickness, Disease armc Food Shortage Bring Revolt Mutterings.

TWO CARS TURN TURTLE   ‘Hanover People And Storms of  Gettysburg Escape Unhurt.

MOTORISTS UNHURT IN TWO ACCIDENTS   Miss Ruth Fickes Figures In On Mishap While On Way To College Dance

Primaries for Delegates.   RIVAL DELEGATIONS CHOSEN   Republican Party Is Split in Louisiana and Mississippi—Regulars and Lilywhites.

SOUTHERN: REPUBLICANS NAME RIVAL DELEGATIONS   pouisiaiia ” “and, > Miasisaippt Opposing “Factions to be Represented at the  . Ohicago Convention

WANT TREATY RATIFIED   Presbyterians Passed Resolution at Closing Session,

ADMITS CONFESSION OF ~ SLAYER IN TESTIMONY   Undersheriff Telis How Anson Best Said He Killed Girl.

GITV-OF QUBLIN HELD BY TROOPS   REPORTS OF FIREARMS ECHOED THROUGH THE NIGHT,   SEARCH FOR SINN FEINERS   Murders and. Reprisalg Continue Throughout the taland—Body of Captain Thompsen Found In Field Near Cork.

DUBLINGUT OFF BY CORDON OF BRITISH TROOPS   Pollce Are Systematically Searching. For the Sint’ Fein Gun Men.

ARMED CAMP   ‘Reports of Clashés Frequent as Sinn Feiners Are 4 Rounded Up.   SHOOTING REPORTED IN CORK AND ELSEWHERE   House to House Search Made __ Inside “Iron Ring” of , is Military,

MILITARY RAIDS S CONTINUE: IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN TODAY—. TWO MORE ARE KILLED

FEW CASUALTIES ARE REPORTED IN CLASHES IN DUBLIN AND CORK   'rishOffice Denies Report that Plot Discovered to Assassinate Lloyd-George   House of Lords Expected to Tak Vote on Irish Home Rule Bill Next Thursday

Dublin Surrounded By British Troop:   House to House Search Is Being Made For the 200 Sinn Fein Gunmen Known to Be Within the City.   CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN CHICAGO SCHOOLS   Being Probed by the State De. partment of Public Welfare In Order to Stop It,

DISORDERS CONTINUE IN DUBLIN; RAIDS BY POLICE   70 AFFPRENEND THE GUNRE? WHO SHOT THE BRITISH OFFICERS   CITY LIVES IN DREAD-—-SHOPS ARE CLOSED AND PEOPLE  ease aia «££ Besraras*

FURTHER      ee se aoe Boigibviki are Moving in Direc: = fton of Alghauistaa ¢@ Frontier.

Bolstiévik Occupation ‘of. Capital of Khanate of Bokhara.in Central Asia is Reported to © Beitish: War Office      REDS CLAIM SUCCESSES IN DON COSSACK REGION   Capture of City After Battle of Severe Character with Denekine’s Troops is Asserted by - Moscow Dispatches

GLAYTON STATE LEGION HEAD ‘Hannibat Man ‘Elecied_ Commander by  fi, Oe hs ROT” ONS: Be ORF cc Mee

CLAYTON STATE LEGION. HEAD.   Hannibal Man Elected Commander by = -Executiye. Committee.

REDS, CONTINUE — TO FALL BACK   Poles Drive on, Capturing 35,000 Russians in the Operation.   WOMAN MAJOR IS DECORATED   Many in Her Command, Preferring Death to Capture in Recent Fighting, Swallowed Poison—Immense Loot Taken.

RED ARMIES, REINFORCED, SWING BACK, DRIVING POLES WESTWARD   30 000 Reds Cavtured.

REPUBLICANS NOMINATE FOR BENCH   Weaver, “DeGraff and Fayville Picked for State Supreme Court.

PLATFORM MAY PROVOKE FIGHT -ATDEMO MEET   Scott and Dubuque Delegations Seek Wet Plank.  Thnaity’ynoe’® Wma cwm HT Aa ATaryr Te   LOVE FEAST PLANNED   Secretary Meredith Not to Attend Meeting—Absence May Prevent Frisco Feud Being Aired.

IOWA DEMOS. OPEN STATE CONVENTION   Leaders Expect Argu ments on Planks of Platform.

ER COUNTIES WILL FIGHT FOR A WET” PLANK   Dubuque, Muscatine and Scott County Delegations Have “Wet” Plank--Also Box eee   arh RE NO ‘TAME AFFAIR’   Many Fights Predicted Ere the  Democratic State Platform is Framed

OWA DEMOCRATS MEET TOMORROW AT CEDAR RAPIDS   Scott County Wants Boxing; Farmers Put  Up Plank.

DEMOS WILL BACK HERRING GOVT. PLAN   State Democratic Platform Will Fol low P. Herring as to State Affairs.     y Announced by Clyde

TATE CONVENTION UPENS IN CEDAR ‘RAPIDS TO-MORROW   PLAN TO HOLD “PEP” MEETING ‘ FOR FALL CAMPAIGN.   WETS WANT PLANK IN STATE PLATFORM.   Several Contests Over the Various Planks and the Permanent Organization Are Expected to Enliven Meeting.

HERRING HARMONY DIRECTOR AT DEMO STATE GONVENTION   Candidate for Governor Relied on to Mediate Differences Between the Factions.   PLATFORM FIGHT LIKELY: TO DEVELOP, PREDICTION   River Counties Boldly Demand Wet Plank and Farmers to Hit at the Railroads.

RIVER COUNTIES PLAN 10 INSERT A WET PLANK   ‘Democratic State Convention at Cedar Rapids Tomorrow No Tame Affair.   STATE PLATFORM THE MAIN ISSUE   Meredith-Marsh Feud Wil Be Factor in the Deliberations.

“VACATION” MINERS RETURNING 10 WOR   Preparations Being Made for Full Resumption of Operations in Anthracite Fields.

FAVORS IT NOW.   class Urges Democratic Statea te Ratify Suffrage Amendment.

BLASS SEES HANDWRITING ON WALL AND ENDORSES SUFFRAGE AS PIEGE OF POLITICAL STRATEGY

If Hines Doesn’t Grant Increase When He Meets Representatives To  KNOWN AS BITTER WOMAN SUF FRAGIST OPPONENT   Urges Ratification of the Anthony ~ Amendment by Democratic Legislatures.

SUFFRAGEHAS ASSURANCES OF VOTE   Delaware Promises to Come to Rescue After Removing Parliamentary Tangle’.

Rela Lesislatave._   Yet See the Light and Ratify the Amendment.

DELAWARE MAY RATIFY.   Parliunentary Obstacle i5 Said Have Been Cause of AntiSuffrage Vote,

8000 SEGREGATED   ; ee . Colored People Sat In The Gallery At Harding Meeting «

FIXED OPINION PARANOIA SIGN   Vice President Marshali, Saye Many Ameritans Probably Have fered Shell Shock. ‘

GOLBY WAITES LETTER. TOSENATE COMMITTEE       "ANTS ALL EVIDENCE TAKEN IN \  HISCASE MADE. PUBLIC, i ‘HE SAYS.

COLBY WOULD PUBLISH CONFIRMATION RECORD   Secretary Aska Foreign Relations Committee to Make Public Its Findings

SECRETARY COLBY WANTS EVIDENCE MADE PUBLIC   Wew Secretary of State Asks Tha Objections Made Against Him Be Publicly Declared.   ‘hie the Aeeoetated Preas:

DIXON BUSINESS TO SUSPEND AT NOON TOMORROW   First Thursday Half. Holiday to be Ob served Here

HEED ts GIRL, Ww We i PRISO NER,  Newly Rorn Habs “Ried, HMeasband Ae. Pr ee re a,  eres reer oer eres

CHILD BORN TO MOTHER HELD PRISONER IN ATTIE   baipeiuieaitiaaie iss 3: Husband Is Charged With Manslaughter Through Neglect in Connection with Baby's Death.

DILEMMA CONFRONTS  ALLIES NOW   Washington Denies Note Sent to Paris is Ultimatum  ITALY IS HOSTILE   Allied Supreme Council Completes : Drait of Note in Answer to Wil s0n’s Memorandum.

WILSON NOTE “ULTIMATUM” IS ADMISSION    President's “Memorandum”  Is Sharp and to Point on. ' ‘Adriatic Issue.   3 PREMIERS BLAMED FOR CRISIS ARISING

ALLIES GIVEN TO UNDERSTAND U. 9. ON SQUARE   Must Line Up to the Adriatic  Agreement as Arranged in Versailles Treaty.   MEMORANDUM BY PRES. WILSON MADE PUBLIC   European Diplomatic Juggling Will Not Be Tolerated By Uncle Sam.

NOT THREAT, BUT STATEMEN’ OF FACTS REGARDING SITUA TION CREATED, SAYS OFFI CIAL STATEMENT IN WASH INGTON.   SITUATION CREATED BY ALLIED PREMIERS AND NOT BY AMERICA

WILSON ATTITUDE NOW MADE GEERT   HIS NOTE TO ALLIES ABOUT ADRIATIC NOT IN NATURE OF NN ULTIMATUM.   President Asserted If Plans of ad Allies Not Changed Treaty   Might Be Withdrawn From Senate.

Allied Premers B'amed For. Creating Sttuation And French Press Putting Blam> On U. §,   VIEW SITUATION BITH A!

BLAMES PREMIERS FOR CRISIS OVER FIUME SITUATION   Washington Denies That State Department Sent Threat to Allies.   DEGLARES PREMMERS: MADE ' MOODLE OF SETTLENMER   Sent Ultimatum to Jugo Slavs Without Consulting America,

LET ALLIES KNOW ‘GUING IT ALONE® WAS NOT FAVORED   Said U. S. Might Take Treaty  From Senate If They Kept   On With Their Plans.   NATION’S EMBARRASSMENT LAID TO THREE PREMIERS   Compact With ‘France, Britain Would Be Lifted Out With One Made at Versailles.

CRETE Lf ATE UE  a th EPL  i ANRATIG I rrp i i TG am FOR US      Press, of Rome and Paris Bitter in. Condemina“tion of Wilson’s Stand; London Sees Peril . : for Anglo-American. Relations. .

ALLIES COUNCIL ANSWERSNOTE OF UNITED oTAY Eo   PRESIDENT INFORMED ALLIES THAT TREATY MIGHT BE WITHDRAWN FROM SENATE,

Said U. S. Might Consider Withdrawing Treaty Fron - Senate if Not Consulted   Situation Created “Not by an Act of U, S. Governmen But by an Act of Allies’   Supreme Council Completes - Draft of Answer—To Be Delivered Tonight

PRESIDENT: ‘TELLS ~ ALLIES ‘AMERICA CANNOT ACCEPT   Memorandum —on-~Adriatic Matter ‘Says We May- Have. ’To Take Treaty from“  . Ranata Yar   SAYS IT’S NOT A THREAT   Says Memorandum Simply Statement Of Situation No Fault of the United States. We  Are Opposed, .

FUTURE STATUS HANGS ON WORD OF SUPREME COUNCIL   ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS FOR GENERATION DEPEND ON ANSWER.   U. S&S EXPLAINS   “Memorandum” Said It Might - Be Necessary to Withdraw Treaty,

Americans ‘Still Are Supreme At Antwerfs   American Athletes Have Substantial Lead In Olympic Games.

GERMANY GETS ALLIED NOTE   Communication on Disarmment Submitted at Paris.

PROFITEERING 15 CHARGE AGAINST ARMOUR. SWIF   Federal Grand Jury at Boston kssues Indictments Against Four Corporations.

SENATOR ALLS “SENDS MESSAGE TORRY. COX   Congratulates Ohio Governor  And the Country Generally  ‘Hobson Ouery On Dry Atiitude   BIG PACKERS ANE INDICTED FOR . PROLITERDING

Profiteering Indictments Are Made Againsi Packers ond Boston Sucar Concern

PROFITRERING IN FOOD I$ GHARGED   Indictments Returned Against Packers and Sugar Company at Boston,

PACKERS INDICTED FOR PROFITEE RING   INDICTMENTS ARE KRETURNET AGAINST SWEPT, JSREMOUKR AND OTHER BOSTON COMPANTES,

How Indiana Paid To Lick The Hun; 1,510 Boys Dead   Complete Summary of Casualties Among Indiana Soldiers in the A. E. F. Given Out by De partment. ‘

UBONIC PLAGUE AT PENSACOLA    Belief Is If Case Ime Imported Situation  Is Not Serious—Disease Reported In Tampico,. Mex.

PENSACOLA HAS PLAGUE, REPORT ONE CASE TODAY   PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE MA) FROM NEW ORLEANS IS ORDERED TO PENSACOLA

“FOR pg   Challenger Says He: Has . No Fear of Dempseys Punches _

MISKE HAS NO FEAR OF DEMPSEY'S PUNCH   Says He is Better Fighter Thar Previous Battles,

Challenger of Jack Dempsey Hopeful Concerning the Labor Day Fight.

MISKE CLAIM AE GAN TAKE CARE OF HIMOELF IN QUT WITH TEMPSE   POINTS TO HIS RECORD IN FOR. MER BOUTS WI THE CHAM.  PION DESPSEY.  : :

MAKES CHANGE IN BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION   Secretary of Labor Orders En tire Branch Reorganized to Better Efficiency.

SHAKEUP IN ALIEN BUREAU   Ausistant Secretary of Labor Post Grders Reorganization of the tmmi. gration Depart nent.

TO REORGANIZE BUREAU   Immigration Affalrs Have Become Disorganized, -Offic. ials Say

SHAKE-UP ORDERED IN BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION   Secretary of Interior Declares ' Reorganization Necessary to Promote Efficiency

Assistant Secretary of Labor Post Orders Thorouzh Reorganization of Immigration Bureau.

HAVE ORDERED REORGANIZATION   Bureau of Immigration Reported to Be in a Bad Condition

IMMIGRATION BUREAU TO BE RE-ORRANIZEL   Assistant Secretary of Labor Post Announces Policy Following Investigation

Reorganization of   Immigration. Bureau   Assistant Secretary - Poet, “Says the ‘Coniitions Now , Indleate, “utters > DPisorgantzatton:"

TO REORGANIZE BUREAU   Immigration Affairs Have Becomé Disorsa Offic.

Investigation Shows Conditions Which Must Be Eliminated; Coastal Stations Included in Shake Up.

BADLY DISORGANIZED   Np A LOT OF KICKING HAS BEEN DONE ON POST- HIMSELF.   Canine Sheared of Authority te - Make. Récommendatiess . in Appeal Cases. * - -*

REPORA IVGEIGRATION ROARYD.   Secretary Past Wil Have Charec of Reorganization

Réorganization of of - Immigration Bureat   Assistant Scerutary Post Says the Conditions Now tidteate “Lttey Disorpantzution.’* +

BUREAU SHAKE-UP ORDERED BY POST   SEEK TO REMEDY DISORGAN, IZED CONDITION IN’ IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT,

Immigration Department To Be Completely Reorganized —Labeled Inefficient

Secretary Post Makes Stateent Regarding Changes That Are to Occur to Meet The Needs of the Present Sttuation.

OEVAT ATION   Counsel of Five Suapended - N.-¥. Solons Says -Party-—Stemmed Revolt,   HILLQUIT'’S WARNING INTERPRETED “THREAT”   American- Legion Committee _Denounces Action of  \O ON. Y. Assembly.

REVOLUTION OF RESTORATION OF THE SQGIALISTS   Morris Hilquit Predicts Violence Unless Suspended Assemblymen Are Allowed to Take Seats.

A saat OF es  eccnrian      New: York: “Attorney: ‘for ‘Sus.  ~ pended Members ‘of Assem~ by Takes Stanchfield: anc ~“ Littleton in Relay of Debate.

Attorney for Socialist Assemblymen Warns Against Their Oustei   Warning of Revolution Is Made Before Legislative Committee in New York.

CHIEF COUNSEL OF SOCIALISTS VOICES WARNING   To Permanently Oust As. semblymen Will Looser  Violent Revolution Hill quit Declares.   HUGHES IS BARRED FROM PARTICIPATING

HILLQUIT ISSUES WARNINGS,   Counsel Declares Ousting of So cialist Assemblymen Wouid Loosen Violent Revolution.

HEARING OF FIVE OUSTED NEW YORK SOCIALISTS BEGUN   Counsel for Assemblymen De clares Permanent Suspension “Will Leave Loose Violent Revolution.”   FAIR PLAY ASSURED   Statement of Hilquit Inter pretedas “Warning to the Country,” But He Denies He Meant That.

SEATS DENIED; WILL LOOSEN REVOLUTION   Hillquit In ‘Opening Case Before ‘Neiy York “Assembly” Soimd . Note OF Warning OF Impending   [PREFER PEACEFUL METHODS   ARE WITHOUT THAT: POWER

MORRIS HILLOUIT WARNS NEW YORK AF REVOLUTION   Counsel for Ousted Socialis! Assemblymen Opens His  Caca   CITES FATE OF ROMANOFFS

GRAVE WARNING BY MA. HILLOUIT   Says Exclusion of Socialists Would Loosen   Which His Party is Endeavoring to Stem—Romanoffs and Instruments of Oppression in Russia Destroyed—lInterpreted as Threat by Littleton—Denied by Counsel.

Judiciary Committee Opens Trial by Excluding New Vork City Bar Association Committee Headed = by Charles BE. Huthes, From Independ. ent Participation in Proceedings,

HILLQUIT HINTS AT REVOLUTION   Appears as Counsel’ For Suspended Socialist Solons,

AYO OULIALIaT WUAPENSIUN MAY OPEN FLOQUGATE    Hillquitt asCounsel for Ousted Assemblymen Gives Warning.   Interpreted by the States as a  _ Threat of Revolution  ' for Vengeance.

PREPARING FOR WAR.   Bungary to Mobilize All Classes Uf to 39 Years,

ENVOY OF POLES WO AGK TRUCE In aly   Parley for Armistice Wil Take Place at Grodno, Is Believed

HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT HAS ORDERED MOBILIZATION OF ALL CLASSSES UP TO &%

2 MORE ESCAPE THE GALLOWS   Eight of 13 Doomed to Hang in Chicago Thursday Have Been Reprieved.

ARMY DESERTER A SWINDLER, 100   John A. Willers Identified as Ray Ball, Chicago Convict.

McSHERRYSTOWN GIVES   Has Contributed $: $2,585.65 Sinee  Drive Began.

McSHERRYSTOWN GIVES      Has Contributed $2,585.65 Since Drive Began.

‘ommissioner Kramer without Detailed Accoun f aw Breaking, But Says Situation Is in “"Hand—Roper Not Surprised arid Says  my There Will Be More-of the   lntbartainne .

Is Reported From the ‘Mining Districts of Iron County Tn Michigan.   ARMED FORCES ASKED TO SUBDUE REBELLION   Warrants Sought for Arrest of Gitizens in Whose Posseseinn Tajqnunr Wac Yonnd.

ANT-PRORIGITION  REVOLT STAGED BY OFFIGIALS   Open Revolt Reported Against . . Federal Prohibition ©   LIQUOR IS  SEIZED   Government May Send Troops to Quit Riots.

~ALLIES DEEPLY S$ OF. U. 8. ABSENTATION.  EE _ ASSOCIATED PRESS.  SR an war wre:

WOULD RESTRICT TRADE IN ARMS   The Jeague Will Appeal ta Every Nation to Stop Trade in Munitions   Impossible for Other Na tions to Comply When } America Refuses

GREEN ‘IS WORKING - 4-FOLD BONUS PLAN   ‘Ninth Dintrict’ Congressman Says. Soldior Bitl Making Very Satisfactory Progress

GREEN IS WORKING ~A-FOLD BONUS PLAN   Ninth District Congressman Says  ‘ floldier Bill Making Very Satisfactory Progress  in Congress, =< 7

FLYNN THINKS ZELENKO HAD NO HAND IN WALL ST. EXPLOSION   New York Police Are Also Unable To Find Anything That Would Connect So-Called Radical with the Great Disaster.

ZELENKO NOI MAN WANTED   Pittsburgh Suspect Has N¢ Connection With Wall Street Explosion.

AWAIT MOVE OF GOVERNMENT IN anTiSu cTaKE   Rail Men Looking for Reply of! Premier to’ Strike’ Ultimatum of Thurs day   SITUATION HAS ELEMENTS OF < POLITICAL CRISIS {8 BELIEF   Cabinet. May Appeal to Nation for Mandate to Settle the ° : Strike «

GAlald atEN IN ENGLISH STRIKE   Premier Refuses to Change Stand—Demands Increased Production   MORE UNIONS MAY ACT

Government and Miners Leaders Seek Basis for An Adjustment   Adjustment  Transport Workers Issue Warning As To The Enlistment of Vol pnteare

NEXT MOVE IN DEADLOGK ON MINERS’ DEMAND 1S 10 COME FROM THE GOVERNMENT SIDE   Lloyd George Has Ultimatum o@ Miners Giving Him to Understanc Railroad Workers Will Quit Sunday Unless Saturday Sees Settlement of Great Industrial Deadlock.

NATION WAITS FUR GOVERNMENT 10 STATE ATTITUDE  om “MIN ip NOT nro GIVE IN   MAKES DEMANDS   Pledge, for Increased Production Is'Required of  ., Miners. «oT

DUAL STRIKE HAS ALL ENGLAND ON ANXIOUS SEAT   Public Nervously Awaits the Next Move in the Industrial Deadlock.   RAILWAY MEN ARE IN SESSION   ‘Premier Lloyd George and Ministers Are Holding Consultations.

WAIT THE NEXT MOVE   British Labor Wants (0 See What Government Will Do,   REPLY 1S EXPECTED   Transport’ Werkers Threaten, Also, to Jom Miners and Railroaders.

Labor Apparently Has Joined Issue with British Chiefs in Struggle that is Likely to Become Historie Along Political as Well as Industrial Lines—Coal Biines Are at Standstill.

CABINET SEEKS ~ ~TOEND TIE UP   No Reply to Ultimatum De_ livered . by Railwaymen Yesterday   Ready to Quit Sunday Night if Strike is Not Settled or  Naontatiané Tabiin

RAILWAY UNION EXPECTS REPLY 70 ULTIMATUM   Tranport Workers Deliver Equally Pointed Threat. ,  SEEK SETTLEMENT —   i Negotiations Opportunity Will he Found Before Serious Develop ments in Government Opinien. 

BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE MINERS STRIKE IN UNITED KINGDOM.   Both Government: and Miners’ Leaders Looking. for ‘Basis of. Proposels in Dis nite

Whole County Awaits Anxiously Fo Gavernment’s Next Move In Deadiack 

ULTIMATUM TO   RAILROADS SAY SYMPATHY STRIKE TO COAL MINERS UNLESS ADJUSTMENT IS MADE WITH GOVERNMENT

AWAIT MOVE. OF GOVERNMENT IN BRITISH STRIKE   Rail Men Looking for Reply of Premier to Strike Ultimatum of Thursday   ‘SITUATION HAS ELEMENTS OF . POLITICAL CRISIS I$ BELIEF   ‘Cabinet May Appeal to Nation  for Mandate to Settle the Strike

ENGLAND MARKS . TIME IN COAL LABOR DISPUTE   RAILWAY MEN -GET OR DERS TO STRIKE SUNDAY UNLESS MINERS SECURI Sey TLIECALEN TL. so   Government and Labor Leader: ‘Trying to Find Seme Basis o' Affectinv an Adjustment.

ARITA PLANS ATL LL PAR SITHATION   With Lloyd. George’s. Answer ; Awaited, Revival of Emer=  genéy Law Proposed  ©   GOVERNMENT HC HOPES” TO AVERT. DISASTER   Officials Look for Channel in  Which Necotiations May ; Be Directed :

BRITAIN WAITS FOR GOVERNMENT MOVE   Looks for Response to Min: ers’ Ultimatum.

Over Strike by the Coal Miners.  TRADES CONGRESS HAS  CALLED A CONFERENCE  Executitves of Affiliated Unions. Will Meet Wednesday to Consider Means of Aiding in Settling the Walkout,

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REGOTIATIONS   FERTIING BRLPISH MINERS HAVE APPITED FOR HELP   STRIKE (8 GREAT BBIAW   Cobine, Members Canferred  (@Phis Morning and Hopo to Get Nosotla  tlons Under Way Before Furdier Serious DeyGlopments. :

WAITING FOR GOVERNMENTS’ NEXT MOTION      British Rail Workers Contemplate Striking Sunday Night If Negotiatione Ares Not Begun.

INSISTS ON PLEDGE FOR MORE COAL   Premier Expected toReply Today to Railway Men’s Ultimatum —-Cabinet Seeks Way to End Trouble,

Next Step of Government Is Expected Any Hour  Railway Men Preparing For General Walk Out Sunday  British Cabinet Ho Ids Conference During The Day

LLOYD GEORGE FACING CRISIS   COAL MINERS OUT AND TRANS PORTATION THREATENED.   GERMANS SYMPATHIZE   BOLSHEVIK WATCH WITH OTHERS OUTCOME OF STRUGGLE..   a  Seems a Co-ercion Akin to Passing of the Adamson Law In the ~ United States. ,

British Railroad Strike Scheduled For Next Sunday   itimatum Now Up To Premier Lloyd George and Decision Wili Determine Whether ot Not Big Coal Strike Will Spread---Railread and Shipping Operations Restricted

NO-ADJUSTMENT IN. -COAL-MINE STRIKE   In Confereince,. Seoking: Settiement to “Break: “Deadlock; Shor ri Pro  sents Emergency Bill

RETRENCH FOR ~ STRIKE      Shipping Ban On in England—No Improvement In Situation, ~

$45 VALUE FOR $24.50 MEN'S SUIT SALE JOS. NEY & SONS   Peose KEYS LAWN PARTY

WORE IRISH DISORDERS   ‘Cenflagrations and Raids Accompan) Attempt of Freneh to Yrerify the island.

SMITH SIGNS WALKER BILL.   Mensure Hestores Roxsing to Legal Status In New York.

BOXING IN NEW YORK   Bill Permitting Professional Bouts is Signed

NAVY LAXIT 9 LAID TO DANIELS   Sea War Leader Is Blamec By Technical Expert In Senate Quiz

CAPT.,HARRIS LANING BLAMES SECY. DANIELS   Says Personal Methods “of Danicls Partly Responsible for ‘Alleged Navy Inefficiency,  re

Daniels Spent : Too Much Time With Details   Naval Department Oficial Tells Senate That Secretary Was ‘Too Busy to Attend to Important Questions of Policy

NEEFIGIENG! 0 GHANGED To HEAD CF NAVY   Leading Technical Officer o Navy Department Charges Daniels Held Up Action   SAYS WARNINGS WERE SENT OF SUBMARINES   YOO MUCH ATTENTION TO DE (PAILS AND LACK OF POLICY  CAUSED SERIOUS DELAYS  OFFICER DECLARES,

METHODS INEFFICIENT   PAID TOO MUCH ATTENTIO) STO TETAILS TO APPROVE: EMPORTANT POLICIES   INEFFICIENSY OF NAVY DUR. ING WAR BUE DO THIS FACT > RAYS CUPTAIy

Flays Department Chief in Senate Inquiry Wednesday  SLOW IN REALIZING WAR  Was Occupied With Details— ann ta fat tartan

Technical C mmand ‘Foch i isregar ded in   PARIS CONFERE MS HOLUS                Union of Majority: an . dent Socialists rence of Spartica: Lent Indicated in Distiatches . :

SENATORS MAY . SHORTLY TAKE A REAL PLUNGI   The Greco-Roman Baths Built Some Years Age at Last To Be Put into  ° e Carmamicenn.

~AIBLE BORANE   Elaborate. Equipment. fo1 ~ Wearers of Toga to Come Back to Capitol...

INTRICATE BATHS BACK FOR SENATORS   Graeco-Roman Baths of Senat Building Being Cleaned Up for Early Use.

Money Already Wasted so Senators Plan to Make Use of Elaborate Bath Fixture:

GRECO-ROMAN BATHS OF SENATE ARE-COMING BACK   Elaborate Equipment is Being Replaced for Benefit of Solons who Will, Pay Running Costs

BHEGO-AOMAN BATHS ~NSENATE REPAIRED   New: Members W Will Have Opportunity to Disport Themselves With all of the Com -fort.and Convenience of the ‘Anciont Farum.

MAGNIFICENT BATHS IN SFRATE BUILDING   Senators May Bathe in Lux. uriant Splendor.

SENATORS MAY _ SHORTLY TAKE A REAL PLUNGI   The Greco-Roman Baths Built Some Years Ago at Last To Be Put into  . ° OC nenmt1eetnn a

SENATORS WILL BATHE IN STATE WHEN NEXT CONGRESS ASSEMBLE   Graeco-Roman Baths Being Prepared for Cleansing August Body,

SENATE BATHS TO BE OPENED AFTER 8 YEARS   But Senators Will Pay Cost of Operation and Upkeep.

30,000 INDIANA FARMERS “KEEP BOOKS” THIS YEAR   Agriculture Conducted On Busines: Principles; Makes Income Tax  Ls a a. .

TT A ST _ =  President Wilson May Take Stump  in Effort to Save Cox and Roosevel

WILSON MAY AID COX'S CAMPAIGN   Chairman Harrison Says President is to be Asked to Speak.   ACCORDS WITH TICKET   Democratic National Committee Anxious to Have Party Leader Take Field. Idle on Account of TIness.

MAY CALL ON PRESIDENT TO SAVE THE DAY   Suggestion That Wilsor  May, Do Some Cam - paign Speaking Delight: Democrats.

Democratic National Chairmar Accepts President’s Ofter to Helo.      E.H. Moore Oenies Plan to Change Leadership of Demacratic Party.

WILSON TO SPEAK IN CAMPAIGN   AT LEAST DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN WILL REQUEST IT.   HIS HEALTH IS BETTER   NEWSPAPER RESPONSIBLE FOR STORY OF IMPROVEMENT.   McAdoo Also Will Enter the Cam. palyn and WI'l' Make Spceches .. ‘fer Cox and Roosevelt.

White Announces That Democratic National Committee Will Inwite : Aetive Participation.

President Wilson May Take Stump _ _in Effort to Save Cox and Roosevelt

DEMOGRATS TO ASK ~PRESIDENT’S. AID   Will lige ‘tin to Take Active _. Part in- Campaign.

WILSON WILL TAKE STUMP IF HE CAN   Jnly His Health Will Prevent His Making Speeches for Cox Leader.

WILSON ASKED 10 TAKE ACTIVE PART IN THE CAMPAIGH   Had Not Been Asked Previously Because of Il] Health  Gave Harnmcon °°.

TO ASK WILSON'S AID IN CAMPAIGN   President Will Be Asked to Partici. pate in Campaign For Cox, White Announces

STICK TO PARTY fo SENATOR'S ADVICE   Harding Tells Women Best Interests of Country Can be Achieved That Way.   COX IS BUSY IN UTAH

PRESIDENT 10. Bt INVITED 10 MAKE GAMPAIGR   George White Learns Wil: son Will Contribute Such Efforts as He Can   COX WILL PRODUCE NEW “LEADS,” SAYS MOORE   GOVERNOR'S REPRESENTA TIVE DENIES RUMORS THA? PRESIDENT WAS ASKED 1X KEEP HANDS OFF.

T   ~ URGED TOL=PAIGN  PRESIDENT F"E   Harrison Stated - ) There Would be a Riumsr That He Get Into the ¢4 by aign at Once to Aid CoyF 4" Roosevelt.  570-J,_

10 ASK WILSON T0 CAMPAIGN   Deraccratic National Committees Anxious to Get President on Stump for Ticket,

WILSON WILL BE INVITED 10 AMD DEMO. CAMPAIGN   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE POLLOW ING WORD PRESIDENT WIL1ING TO CONTRIBUTE BFFORT

WILSON ASKED 0 TAKE ACTIVE PART IN THE CAMPAIGN   Had Not Been Asked Previously Because of Ii Health Savs Harrison

President To Be Invited to Help In Battle   Cox Managers to Give Free Hand in Activities

TREND OF FRENCH OPINION FOR PREMIER WHEN DESCHANEL RESIGNS.   WANT WILSON’S HELP.   Lemders Anxious for President to Ds It He Can in the Fall flpction Camosigcn.

WILL BY. INVITED BY. DEM. Wa. TIONAL COMMITTEE TO PAB a TICIPATE ACTIVELY,   CONXNITTER HAD RBPFRAINED BEYGRE BECAUSE DID SGT WISH TO INPORE ON- MLM.

GET INTO FIGHT   Wilson to Be Asked to Do Speaking for Democrats in Presi ee er Se

WORLDWIDE UPRISING OF . MOHAMMEDANS PLOTTED   GERMANS AND RUSSIANS IN CONSPIRACY WITH TURKS TO CAUSE INFIDELS TO ENGAGE IN APPALLING REBELLION.

TURKS LEAGUE WITH LENINE 10 FIGHT BRITIS   Pianned to Overthrow Pow er of Empire in Asia  Minor.

BOLSHEVINT PLAN FURTHER THRUSTS   Reports Indicate That Red Arrange to Initiate New Uprisings   PROPAGANDA EFFECTIVE   Mohammedan World, Persiz and India Are Next Objects of Lenine

YOUNG TUhKo PLANNING. 1 UPOET HULL OF BRITISH   Mohammedan World, Working With Bolsheviki, In a Plot to Rise Against Authority of Great Britain.  PERSIA AND INDIA TO Be CENTERS OF ATTACKS  yp SS See INE Le ea   Lenine Promised to Furnish 150,000 Troops; Schoo Established in Moscow te Train Pronaqandists.

MOHAMMEDANUPRISING  5 IN FAVOR OF REDS   State Department Recerres Ad. vices Showing Turk Nationalcats Are Gaining Control

DETAILS OF TURK UPRISING AGAINST ~BRIT(GH RECEWVEL   PLANS SHOW REVOLT COINCI DENT WITH SOVIET INVASION IN PERSIA   AIDED «BY = BOLSHEVIK   Force of 150,000 Promised Mohammedan World by Lenine With Training School Established at Moscow.

UPRISINGS ARE REPORTED   Details of Revolt in Mohamme dan World Against Britain Reach Washington.

D PLOT 6 VEN AD OF ~ MOHAMMEDS   Pian Thrist Into Persia and — Tndia’ With “Terrible” Turk Helping.   RELIGIOUS. UPRISINGS, STIRRED BY PASHAS   Movement Comprehends Com:  _ biniation- of Bolsheviki, . Young Turks and Radical Germans, .  —_—

BOLSHEVIK! AID GENERAL FISING ARMIST -BRITICE    Plans Made for March of  Army Through Moham  medan Countries.

THRUST ON PERSIA AND) INIA PLANNED ~RY-RISSIAN REN   Would be Coincident With Uprising in Mohammedan World, ‘Official Advices Say.   GEN. KUROPATKIN TO LEAD FORCE OF 150,000 TROOPS   Recent Advices of Moscow and Munich Conferences Received Some Time Ago by State Department Confirmed—Le. nine Promises Aid.

UPRISING IN FAST FOSTERED BY REDS   BOLSHEVIKE AND TURKS HAL PLANNED TO OUST BRITISH  ee pe ~~ .

AIM OVERTHROW. OF BRITISH RULE   Uprisings are Planned in Mahammedan World  MOSCOW AND MUNICH   scenes of Conferences Between Leaders of Young Turks and Bolsheviki—Details of Great Conspiracy Include Egypt, Persia, India, Afghanistan and Other Parts of Empire’

RED TROOPS PROMISED FOR REVOLT IN TURKEY   ‘WASHINGTON. HEARS: DETAITS.0F MUCH HERALDED MORAMME. _DAN UPRISING,

MOHAMMEDAN WOULD OVERRIDE CHRISTIAN RULE   Plan Is to Rise Against British Rule in Favor of Bolsheviki.   German Rebels Included ir Program for Invasion of India.

MOMAMMEDANS IN UPRISING   Turks and Russian Bolshevists Foment Trouble in East—Berlin Involved.

LENINE OFFERS MOAMMEDANS 190,000 TROOPS   ‘raining School at Mos: cow to Instruct the “Young Turks” in Conspiracy.

ALLIES MASS TROOPS IN THE EAST   60,000 MEN ARE BEING CONCEN TRATED AT CONSTANTINOPLE’ “AND ADJACENT TERRITORY   NITS GF FLEETS GONGENTRATING   Critical, Situation - Has _ Developed a the ‘Turkish Capital—Home Drafts in: England Ready

Centre Troops At Constantinople   Allies Massing 60,000 Troops In That District For Emergency   UNITS FROM FLEETS  ALSO COLLECTING

ALLIES MASSING _ TROOPS TO TAKE CONSTANTINOPLE   Pressure of Sea and Land Forces May Be Brot to Bear On Turkey

ALLIED ARMY UF 60,000 IN JURK CAPITAL   Men Massed At Strategic Points As Result Of Unanimous Agreement   PLEETS COLLECTING IN SEX OF MARMORA   British Soldiers From hevpt And Palestine Ordered To Constantinople

ALLIES. MASSING TROOPS IN TURKE   Total of 60,000 Being Held a Constantinople and Adjacent Territory.   WARSHIPS READY FOR ACTION   British Troops in Egypt and Pales. tine Said to Have Been Ordered to Moye—Heome Drafts Held in Readiness.

Being 1 Massed n Turks Lana   British: Troéps in England and Pale Palestine Orderec to 0 Proceed. Home Drafts Are Held in Read_ iness —~ Soviet opens offensives on  : Roiighis and'Poland -

ALLIED ARMY — MASSING FOR TURK CONTROL   Concentration of Troops at Strat. egic Points Being Carried on Steadily

SAYS U.S. CONSUL . SOUGHT-10 PREVENT TRIP TO AMERICA   Washington Probes Charge of British Woman; London Coneul Asked for Report

CONSUL WARNED HER, CHV WITNESS HER   He Exacted Promise Not to Give Interviews to Amer~~ igan*Press.

TENNESSEE TO SUPPORT WOOD   Republican Delegates Are Instructed faow ES ican _

TENN. REPUBLICANS INSTRUCT FOR WOOL   Chattanooga Convention Defers Selection of Gubernatorial Candidate to Primary.

MISSISSIPPI MEN FOR WOOD.   Republican Delegates-at-Large iastracted for Mim.

NO CAUSE FOR ALARM IN RELATIONS WITH JAPAN      OUR NOTE IS MODERATE IN TONE AND JAPS SAY IT IS MERELY THAT WE DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION

Claims Misunderstand In Commenting on American Note Criticizing Action:   NO INDICATIONS OF ABOLISHING PLANS   Point Out Temporary Cheracter of Occupation of Points In Saghalen Region,

IAPS’ SAGHALIEN + OCCUPATION {s NOT APPROVEN   State Department Note Says Americans Fail to Comprehend.   Oriental Newspaper Say: Matter Is Geographical Question.

ROCKEFELLER IS 81 YEARS TODAY   Standard Oil King Will Celebrat Birthday by Playing Golf Today.

PROTESTS NAVATL: CRUISES.   Congressman Says Congress Hasn't Authorized Them,

\KES'PROTEST AGAINST. FLEETS SUMMER CRUISES   tae Congreamman : Be; Registers Objectio: to, ‘Amnongoed Nayal Maneuvers. on. ‘Grounds of Expense .

PROTEST AGAINST CRUISE   Texas Representative Emphasizes Cost of Coal and Oil.

BLANTON. OBJECTS. 10... ‘BUT GRUISE OF FLEE   “Texng Congressman Takes Beere tary. Daniels to-Fask for “Plans. 7

OPPOSE NAVAL CRUISE   Congressman Blanton Says Proposed Trip Will Cost. Too Much,

OBIECTS 10 TWO FLEETS’ GRUISES   Representative Blanton Criti cises Announcement Made By Secretary Daniels

PROTESTS AGAINST = THE NAVAL CRUISES   Representative re Blanton, Say: He Protests as the Cruises. Will Cost too Much Money

MAKES PUBLIG LETTER PROTESTING PROPDSED GRULSES OF FLEET:   Representative Blanton, Texas De mocrat, Gives Press Open Letter To Secretary Daniels

BLANTON PROTESTS AGAINST VOYAGES   SAYS CRUISES PLANNED FOR NSXT SUMMER WOULD USE TOO MUCH COAL ~ AND OIL.

BLANTON OPPOSES. PROPOSED CRUISE   Gppes:t'on Apparently Based On tke ‘Amount of Coal and Oil Whieh Would Be Required.

PRIVATE KESSLER      ‘Beds Arrived Here Tedagy Fer Fu.  neral Service and Burial

BODY OF FRED KESSLER ARRIVES FROM FRANCE   Remains‘of: Manilla Soldier Who Died at English Hospital During War at Hoboken   TO BE SENT TO SHELBYVILLE

GENERAL'S HAT IN THE RING   Pershing Tells Nebraskans Tnat He Wouldn’t Dodge Presidency.

PERSHING’S HAT IN THE RING   General Tells Nebraskans at Washing. ton He Wouldn't Dodge Presidency if Offered.

ACTION OF FRENCH SURPRISED GERMAN   ATTITUDE OF OTHER ALLIES UN KNOWN IN BERLIN.   Paris Government Alone Addressed Note On Conditions in Ruhr District, and Made Objections.

HOFMANN GETS NEW BUILDING   FORD AND KORDSON IN) SULLIVAN HAVE MODERN HOME OF BRICK   EXPER? REPAIR MANAGER

WON'T TRY VON HINDENBURG   Berlin Tells Allles Each Crime Must Be Specified.

NO TRIAL FOR -HINDENBURG   Bach Crime to Be Specified, Ber. lin Cabinet Tella the Alilea— Witnesses Scattered.

NO TRIAL FOR HINDENBURG   Each Crime Must Be Specified, Ber lin Cabinet Tel's the Allies— Witnesses Scattered.

Germany Gives a Pledge to Prose: cute Guilty, But Big Generals WETahi Kecan ne.

Aged Hancock County Farm er Shoots Young Woman in Court House Yard.

PARTHAGE FARMER MURDERS NIECE KILLS HIMSEL   james McKee, 80 Years Old Commits Crime in Courthouse Jail.   RESULT OF LAWSUIT OVER PRICE OF REAL ESTATE   Old Man Tried to Force Miss Crace Grotts to Return House Deeded to Her.

URGE. WILSON TO. FIX THE PRICE: oF - WHEAT AND FEOUR         Feder) Grand Jury Says Produce Cornered By Minneapolis’ Gr arke,

PRESIDENT BESFIGED OVER RAll MEASURE   Big Six Farmer Organizations Take Issue With Farmers’ National Council  ASK WILSON TO APPROVE     Requests From Supporters Anc  , Opponents Pour Into White  House.

HOUSE ACTION ON RAILROAD. MEASURE IS EXPECTED TODAY   Bill Will Probably Be Passed Be fore Adjournment of the House This Evening.   COMMITTEE TO PRESIDENT   Present Wilson With Memorial Protesting Against Passage of the Reorganized. Bill.

PAS  IDENT a BEOILGED ON RAILROAD BIL!   .armers Divided in Their Representations to Chief Executive.

GRANGES REQUEST WILSON TO SIGN RAILROAD BILL   Form Organizations Known As “Big Six” Want Mea’ sure Signed As Piece of Constructive Legislation:

BIG QUESTION UP TOPALMER   Farm Organizations Are Divided on Measure But Majority Think It Good Law and Should Receive President’s O. K.   LABOR PROVISION IS THE GREATEST STUMBLING BLOCK

IEPRESENTATIVES OF BROTHERHOODS   Together With Members of the Farmers General Council to Protest Against   PASSAGE RAILROAD BILL

RAILAQAD BILL BEFORE PRESIDENT WHILE IT3 VALIDITY 5 TESTE!   POWERFUL PRESSURE BELN¢ BROUGHT TO BEAR BOTH FOR (NP AGAINST MEASURE,

THE UNIONS PROTEST   Objections ‘te: Sew K. me Law Fited Whh Veresident ani Is Veto Demanded, 2 .

RAIL UNIONS PRESENT THEI R MEMORIAL TODAY   Accompanied by Representatives of Farmers’ National Congress Urge President to:  * Veto Rail Bill.   DO NOT SEE HLM   Tumulty Met Them and Received The Memorials and Other Documents to Lay hefore  a Wilsdn,

BROTHERHOOD REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSE

FEDERAL LOSs ON RAIL CONTROL IS 636 MILLIONS   Chairman Esch Declares It Was Weil Worth The Price.   OPENS DEBATE OM MEASURE TO REGULATE RAILROADS   May Reach Roll Call Or Proposition Late Tonight.

BROTHERHOODS ASK WILSON TO -VETOR.R. BILL   Delegation Visits At White House With Memorial Against Measure: Sec. Tumulty Receives Protest   FARM ORGANIZATIONS  URGE SIGNING BILL   Take Stand Against Government Ownership of Railroads; Say Measure Is Constructive Legislation

BOMBARD PRESIDENT WITH MEMORIALS ON CONGRESS’ PAIL. BILL   ‘ive Farmers’ Organizations Favor Passage of Compromise Measure—Labor Unalierably Opposed,   WILSON CONSIDERS

LAST EDITION      BROTHERHOODS TAKE VETO REQUEST TO WHITE HOUSE   See Paumulty Who Promiscs to Tay Matler Before President; Goth Sides Aciive.

RAILROAD CHIEFS ENTER A PROTES:   File Sine ti With Wilso:z Against Passage Of Railroad Bill.

: “Of Tribunal   essage to President, Say Proposed. Legislation efore Congress Is Totlaly Inadequate for «  Fe air Adjustments of Wages and Labor — Canditiwsna-

Method of Procedure Entirely Inadequate to Meet the Present Situation, Says Memorial Sent to Wilson

Government Expense of Conducting Railroads Aggregates $636,000,000   WITHOUT RAIL BILL ROADS CAN’T LIVE SAYS CHAIRMAN ASH

ASK PRESIDENT TO REJECT THE RAILROAD BILL   Representatives of Rail Brotherhood and Farmers’ Council Present Memorials.   REASONS FOR OPPOSITION   Say Fundamental Principles of American Government Are ViolMed.

FOR AND > AGAINST   Some Ask Wilson For Railroad Bill Veto, Others Want ~ It Signed.

FARMERS URGE WILOUN 10 0.4. AAILAOAD BILL   ‘Big Six’? Organization Reiterate Position Against Government Operation of Lines.

PARMER-LABOR ASK FOR YETOOF RAIL: BILL   Committee Was Not Abl to See President; Met: by Tumulty

Claim Made: that Measure Vio lates Principle of Government by Guaranteeing Special Privi. lege to RailInvesiors =,

Farmers Join with Brotherhoods in  Asking Wilson To Veto Railroad Bil

RETURN CF ROADS WILL NOT AFFEGT PARLEY ON WAGES   Hines Names Lake and Franklin to Recommend Disposition of Grievances.   BOARDS OF ADJUSTMENT WILL CONTINUE ON JOB   Carter Will Resume Presidenc\ of Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen Soon.

LA PaO INCREIBLE. TO. WORKERS 1 CLAN   ICommittee "Calls at White House to Present Memorial to President Wilson   ISTATEMENT ISSUED . __: 7 BY DIRECTOR HINES      Assurance Givea Wage "Nego-,  tiations Will Go On Despite”  — Return of Lines:

EST AGAINGT RAILROAD BILL “TINMEMIRIAL PRESENTED WISON   Labor Provisions of Proposed Legis_ lation Called Wholly Unaccept “able to Workerc.   [INDICATE LITTLE LIKELIHOOD FOR — - PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF QUESTION

SETS FORTH THEIR OBJECTIONS 10 THe RAILROAD MEASURE   It Destroys Inherent Right of Labor to Negotiate With Capital to Fix Wages.   URGES PRESIDENTIAL VETO   VINUIEOS FINK EINITIAL VEE  No Other Class of Investors Are Guaranteed Return On Their Money, It Says.

PALROAD BILL WITH PALMER   PARMERS:  CRGE PR  PTO SGN prog.      THE PRESIIERT  pBeeiceen      thar Letders SGM After dent te Ar Measure  the Prosi. SN OHIN” Veto to the

WILSON TO ACT ON RAIL BILL BEFORE ROADS ARE RETURNED   Gets Memorandum for anc Against Signing Measure.

RAIL BROTHERHOOD MEMORIAL URGES PRESIDENT'S VETO   Compromise Railroad = Bil Dissatisfies Union Mer Who Urge Its Death.   Argument Says Measure Is Class Legislation and Prevents Collective Bargaining.

UNION LEADERS GALL Ay ai ila Wi CREW RAIL WAGE FLEA   Message Left for President Urges Him to Speed Pay Board Plan, Workers Having No Faith in Legislation in Congress.   HINES ANNOUNCES WAGE PACTS - WILL CONTINUE AFTER RETURN

The Weather   FARMER AND RAIL SOCIETIES ASK PRESIDENT’S VETO   Declare Compromise Rail Bill Pernicious  Legislation.

QB Pa 4 aS 7! Y ii ION ‘G GEES URGE ail 3  LN OPPOSTHION      Memorial Presented ax White House by Rep-_  resentatives.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO PASS UPON RAILWAY MEASURE BEFORE WILSON RENDERS HIS GECISION

UARAY FIGHT TO ILL MEASURE TO PRESIDENT   Present Memorial Protesting Passage Bill: Line up for Last Stand in House.

WILL WILSON KILL BILL?   Two Million Rail Employees Ask His Veto.   CALLED =AT WHITE HOUSE   Protest Against Labor Sections and Also Against Rate Guarantee.

WAGE TRIBUNAL ASKED AT AGE   Railroad Workers Leave 2 Message Urging Immediate Action by the President.   INJUNCTION RUMOR DENIED BY TUMULTY   Conference of Yesterday Leading to Such Report is explained by Him.

PROTEST FILED AT WHITE HOUSE OVER RAIL BILL      Brotherhoods Say Labor _ Provisions Are Un- acceptable. _

LEAGAGE OF THE HEART.      Czused Death of Omer M. Snipe c Atlanta Monday Evening.

MARKET PROPRIETOR AT COMMERCE DEAD AS RESULT ASSAULT   Was Attacked at Rear of His Market Late Saturday and $700 is Missing From His Person -- Never Regained Consciousness.

OTTUMWA SHOWS SMALL GROWTH   Only Four and a Half Per Cent. In crease in Population of lowa Packing Town.

WAR FINANCE BILL "DRAFT COMPLETEL   Opinion Among Senators as to Pos sible Presidential Veto Is Seid te Be Divided

CARSON SAYS ULSTERITES ~~ WIN IN HOME RULE BILL   Unionist Leader Declares They Are  Lucky to Get What They Wanted Without Fighting.

MEXICO CITY FOOD PRICES ARE SOARIN(   Situation in Capital a Regards Prices Is Causing Some Uneasiness.

TO TAKE CARRANZA BACK TO CAPITAL   GEN, OBREGON ORDERS PRISON. ER OF WAR PROTECTED...   MEXICO CITY 1S PEACEFUL   Every Utllity is In Operation. and Scarcity of Money Has Been Re lieved by Fifiting Big Lot of Confiscated Gold.

FREIGHT RATS ARE RAISED FROM 25 TO 35 PER CENT; PASSENFER FARES BOOSTED   Surcharge of 50% Granted by Railroad Commission on Sleezing and Parlor Cars; Increase to Offset Wage Award

BOTH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER RATE INCREASE   Advance is 40 Per Cent in East, 25 Per Cent South, 35 Per Cent West Decides The I. C. C.

GANT BODGT IN RAIL RATES   increases Apply to Entire Nation Amount to 35 Per Cent In West.   Passenger Fares Advanced One-Fifth, the Sum Asked hy Carriers.

NTE BAice  PFPA EL PPO   Passenger, Freight, Milk and Excess Baggage Tariffs to Be Boosted by the Intertate Commerce Commission   It Is Generally Believed That the Increases Will Become Effective Throughout the  * U. S. Before September 1

ALL RATES INCREASED TO HELP PAY WAGE INCREASE.   PASSENGER FARES UP TWENTY PER CENT.   Freight Rates Up From Twenty-five To Fifty Per Cent, According to Territory; Milk is Also on The Increased List.

RAILROAD RATES RAISED. BY COMMERCE COMMISSION   Advances’ of rou: 20°to°3@ Percen Are Granted in Freight and .. . Passenger Service: =

TURES ON THE WRONG SIDE   Seltan Sorry He Espoased the Cause  nf Clee aew”

TAX DELINQUENT “AFTER TODA   LAW WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED, SAYS STATE HIGHWAY ~ OFFICER CAPT. SAM H. HARGIS.

CENSUS TAKERS START TUESDAY COUNTING NOSES   Law Compels Everyone Te  Answer Questions Of Enumeratare

NEFP'S OFFICE ROBBED BY BOY   Filled Poéket  With Gold ‘Pens and Other Things. All Are Recovered

T0 CAUCUS EARLY IN DECEMBER   RepublicanLegistators May Meet Soon at Columbus, :   WOULD PUT END 10 CONTESTS

TO CAUCUS EARLY  {N DESEMBER   Repuican Legistators May Meet Soon at Galumbus, ~

Hog Prices Slump To New Low Level   EXTRA LARGE RECEIPTS A! ALL YARDS—CORN MAY ao Lav

(Hog Prices Slump To New. Low Level   EXTRA. LARGE RECEIPTS At ALL YARDS—CORN MAY GO LOWER

SLUMP IN HOGS IN MIDDLE WES)   ‘Feeling that Corn Would Go Lower _ Caused Heavy Shipments

MUCH DEPE’ ON MERCHY        —— Success af Trade ad tome ¢ Up to the We

MUCH DEPENDS ON MERCIAN TS.   Suceess of Prade ai Home Campaign Up to the Dealers,

IN NEW COMPANY WILL ALS PURCHASE AFROPLAN   SERVICE MEN SLOW IN HEN APPLYING FOR MEDALS 

D’ANNUNZIO IS AGAIN LOOKING FOR TROUBLE   siume Head Isn’t at All Pleased with Adriatic  Settlement.

Poet's Appeals to “Save Fiume” Stir  D’Annunzio’s Men   Preparations in Progress t. Conscript Citizens for ‘‘Defense of Gity’’

PASSIONATE PLEA TO “SAVE FIUME’   D’Annunzio’s Legionaires Are Stirred. :

GENSUS OF U.S. INUWo GAIN OF 14.9 PERCENT   Population of Continental U. 5S. Announced by Census Bureau on Thursday as 105,683,108   NUMBER OF FARMS IN U, S, INCREASED BY 1.5 PER CENT   Many of Best Farm States Show Decrease; Wisconsin Gained 12,069 Farms

Population of Continental U..S.  Announced by Census Bu-' rean on Thursday as “105,683,108 <1   NUMBER OF FARMS INU. S,. : INCREASED BY 1,5 PER GENT   Many of Best Farm States Show Decrease; Wisconsin Gained’ 12,069 Farms ,

BARING AnD IN AOGHESTER   Large Audience Hears Repub. lican Candidate in Talk Against the League.   DEMOCRAT PROGRAM DOCMED TO FAILURE   Says Senate Has Twice Rejected Wilson Pact and Would Do So Again.

HARDING ENTERS NEW YORK STATE ON HEELS OF COX   CALLS UPON ON ALL REAL FRIENDS OF PEACE TO RALLY TO REPUBLICAN STANDARD.   RAPS WILSON ADMINISTRATION   Declares There Will Be No Clarifica tion of the Peace Tangle if Cox Is Elected.

WILSON POLIGY MUGKERY ON, S, DAYS HARDING   Senator Invades New York State For First Time In Campaign.   SPEAKS IN RCHESTER   Can Be No Clarification Oi Peace Tangle With Democratie Head.

4 KILLED, MANY  HURT. BY QUAKE   Heavy Temblor Felt i Mexican District of Tepelene

STOCK REPORT      No Branch of Market Missed in Sell. ing Movement.   (By Associated Press)

Gompers Scores Program For Industrial Peace As ®utlined at The Conference

GOMPER FAULTS INDUSTRY REPORT   Cites Phases to Show Com: mission Does Not Understand Labor.   Says Unions Have the Best Machinery to Settle Industrial Disputes.

WAR IS RAGING IN CHINA   Eight Provinces in Rebellion Against Peking Government.

NEW WAR RAGES IN CHINA   Eight Provinces Fight the Peking Gov ernment’s Effort to Appoint a Governor.

INTERIIAL TROUBLE CAUSE OF FIGHTING ~{N ROWAN PROVINGE   Trouble Follows Effort of Pe. kin Government to Name  ‘New Governor   LEAGUE OF EIGHT STATES IS FORMED   Refugees From Warring Area Pouring Into Canton and Hong Kong

GIVIL WAR IK CHINA RAGING   Hostilities Break Out in Ho nan Province Between Factions.

NEW WAR RAGES IN   Eight Provinces Fight the ernment’s Effert to a Governor.

Effort of. ‘Peking Gov iment           ~ break of Hostilities:   PEACE: ‘BY. OVERTHROW: OF. MILITARISM.JS SCHEME   Refugees from: Fi Fighting ‘Areas Pouring into.: Canton and Hong Kong -while ' Tormoil. Gains Ground in China

WARFARE BREAKS OT IN CHINA   TROUBLE OCCURS IN HONAN OVER APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNOR.

CHINA HAS TWO . CIVIL WARS ON HER HANDS NOW   New Outbreak in Honan Province Adds New Troubles to the Already  - Over-Taxed Nation.

uilicat WA  EMULE UME A GCE HR PRIN   Refugees Pouring Into Can lon and Hong Kong, Is Reported   JAPS APOLOGIZE BUT NEVER REMED\   Admits “Mistakes” in In. ternational Poliey, but Don't Correet

DEFEND PARIS POLICE,      US, Army Oificery Deny the Various Disturbing Rumors, -

WHOLESALE ARRESTS AN PARIS. DENIEI   Reports That Armed Police   Swept Streets and Used the Third Degree Methods on United States Troops Denied By General Hart.

GEN HARTS MAKES CWEEPING DENIAL   Declares Officers Did Not Assault Soldiers.

YANK SOLDIERS NOT MISTREATED BY THE FRENCH   Jeneral Makes Denial That Unwarranted Arrest of Amer. icans Were Mace.   Insists Paris Police Did Not Mistreat His Men.

GEN. HARTS QUIZZED ON ARMY POLICING OF PARIS DISTRICT   CHARGES OF WHOLESALE ARRESTS OF AMERICAN  SOLDIERS ARE DEAITDTD   ‘NO THIRD DEGREE      Claims Prisoners Were Net Beaten Nor Inhumanely; 7 ’ ‘Treated.

DENIES SOLDIERS WERE THREATENED, BEATEN AND WWRUNIANELY TREATED   Bre,-Gen, Harts Also Denies Strong Armed Men, Blood“Thirsty Police Companies Swept the Streets of Paris, Making Wholesale Arrests of American Soldiers

Brigadier General W. W. Harts Testitifies E-fore House War Investizating Committee.

HARTS DENIES TALE OF BLOOD THIRSTY POLICE   Investigation of Alle: gations Against M. P. Progresses.

CRUELTY CHARGES DENIED BY HARTS   Former American Commander in Paris Tells House Committee He Was “Uninformed” on Conditions.

TEXAS POOL HALL LAW HELD VALID   Three Casee Attacking Texas Lav Dismissed by Supreme Court Today,

SEVEN WORKERS KILLED BY A SHIFTING ENGINE   THREE OTHE RS. SE -RIOUSLY IN. JURED, ONE OF WHOM CANNOT RECOVER — ACCIDENT NEAR WHITEPORD LAST NIGHT.

SEVEN AAILHOAD WORKMEN KILLED AT COATESVILLE   Were Engaged In Clearing Wreck When Engine Hit Them.

DOCK WORKERS.END STRIKE   Coastwise Longshoremen in New. York Vote to Return ‘to Work

Must Get Down to Brass Tacks; Says the Hour of Reckoning Is Here; No Shams to Bamboozle

False : Issues Wiil Not.’ Suffice > with Prices Out ‘of Sight. ’." Is His Warning..   No Time. ‘for Sham Fights, and ible. Must, Be Taken into - . Confidence, He Says. ° -

ANOTHER AUTO ACCIDENT.   Machine Driven By W. H.. Husted Turns Over. Near Columbus— No One Seriously Hurt

[i= A RE > A en oA I LR A a nk Se ae  Wounded By Buglar ' At Home Of Friena

BLOODLESS BATTLE WITH RUM FORCES HAS ENDED; JRON VALLEY SURRENDERS

PROHIBITION AGENTS LEAVE IRON COUNTY, MICH.   Forty Armed Deputies Who Arrived Tuesday Withdrawn—Evidence Collected.

BLOODLESS BATTLE ~ [SNOW ALL OVE   Major Dalrymple‘ Returns to Chicag _ After Visit to Iron Mountain, Michigan

BATTLE OF IRON RIVER IS OVEI   Prohibition’ Enforcement Arm) Under Maj. Dalrymple With — drawe-Eram Penincila   ONLY WAR-QF WORDS

EAPEDITIONARY HOAGE DEPARTS FROM MICHIGAN   Major Dalrymple Destroy: Eight Barrels of Wine and Leaves for Washington

NAUGHT BUT BiG “FLUKE”   Crusaders Leave Iron River for Chicago After Wild Chase.

IRON-MOUNTAIN BLOODLESS WAR   And Major Dalrymple and His Army ‘of Forty Deputies Have Retired

U.S, AGERTS FAH IN RUM PROBE   Federal Officers Leave Iron River in Peaceful Mood

RUM BATTLEGROUND DESERTED AS DRY ARMY IS WITHDRAWN   TRON RIVER GOES BACK TO NORMAL STATE AND TEMPEST IN TEAPOT DIES DOWN

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR A COWFERENS   Between the Anthracite Coal Operators and Miners at Scranton on Oct. 18.

CALLED FOR MEETING OF MINER ~ AND OPERATORS   October 18 to Adjast Any Differences in the Present Agreement.

MEETING OF ANTHRACITE WEN CALLED   PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS THA" CONFERENCE BE HELD IN SCRANTON ON OCT. 18,   WILL ADJUST INEQUALITIES   Action Taken by the President Was in Accordance With Request From Miners.

Secretary Holmes  Speaks of Basebal   Pleased With “the Greenville Pett, Ttague Game Yesterday—The ants Here For a Week Next Spee

Secretary Holmes Speaks of Basebal      Pleased With the Greenville Dette Tague Game Yeeterday—Tiie Giants Here Por a Week Next Speing,

PLAYER MABE S600 OFF TST SERIES   “f. DOUIS AMERICAN SECOND BASEMAN SAYS HE KNOWS NOTHING OF BRIBERY

CALL GEDEON AT BASEBALL PROBE   Second Baseman of the St. Louis Americans to Testify at Chicago   Arnold Rothstein and Harry Redmond Also Expected — to Be Questioned

SECOND BASEMAN OF ST. LOUIS AMERICANS TO TESTIFY IN PROBE   COMES FROM SAN FRANCISCO ‘TO CHICAGO; SAYS HE DOES NOT KNOW? ANYTHING

GEDEON DENIES COMPLICITY IN BALL SCANDAL   St. Louis Second Baseman Says He Did Not Act as Go-Between in  Sale of 1919 Series.

BASE BALL QUIZ MAY REACH END TOMORROW EVE   [mportant Evidence Be Given Jurors By Last Witness.

HIT GOOD AND HARD BY THE BIG ROLLER   BRYAN ADMITS CONTRACT With ADMINISTRATION TANK.   ‘Belted About at Every Tera, Bat «Still Questions Wisdom of It— Cam See Display of White House Egotiam.

People of Germany Approve New Government {United Prece Rulletin)

WADOO SAYS HIS REFUSAL HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH PRESIDENTS INTERV ERM

MADOO DENIES ANY. INTERVIEW DEB ING:         Father-in-law’s Political Statement it s New York World Had No Connec: tion With Son-in-law’s Action

> a   W’ADOG DENIES   Connection Between His Statement and President.

HAD NO CONNECTION   McAdoo Makes Statement to Set Rumors at Rest

WADOO SETSAT AEST RUMOR ON Ho CANDIDACY   WILSON'S WORDS NOT CAUSE      N& CONNECTION 'TWIKT HIS STATEMENT ANO THE PRESIDENTS

MAOUD ETAT AEoT RUMOR GN ~— ANS CANDIDACY      WILSON’S WORDS NOT CAUSE   NG CONNECTION ’TWIXT AIS STATEMENT AND THE PRESIDENT’S

WILSON NOT CONSULTED, SAYS MADOC   Son-in-Law Reiterates Stans To Refuse Participation in San Francisco Meeting  re

1 ADO0 IN ANSWER 10 CAMPAIGN RUMORS   Says No Connection Existed Betweer  Own Withdrawal and Wilson Interview.

Aa?  MAKES 2ND. STATEMENT]   SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON’S IN TERVIEW HAD NO RELATION TO HIS WITHDRAWAL

STRIKE MAY BE CALLED TODAY   Union Officials ' Deny Reports That Secret ‘ Orders Sent Out

CHERERUSCO BANK ROBBED.   Thieves Entered Place Karly Today ond Got S30.000.

F lease C olonel Held For Neglect of Duty After Bergdoll’s Escape

BAILEY ADHERENTS CURE OF VICTORY: uPPORT PLEDGED   ELECTION OF FORMER SENATOR CONFIDENTLY EXPRESSED BY 300 FOLLOWERS.   MASS MEETING 15 HELD   Has Made Up His Mind To Carry On Fight Without Reference To Kesults, Candidate Wires Gathering From Washington.

Inspiring Sermon On-the ing Link In.St, ~ Paul’s U. E.        Also in Attendance and Cho Rendered Number of Ai propriate Selection

Inspiring Sermon On th ing Link In St. Paul’s U. E         DAUGHTERS’ OF »  eee  Also in Attendance  Rendered Nurgb nrepriate Selectio

NO INFLUENZA THIS YEAR.   Epidemiologist at State University Predicts no Flu During Coming Winter.

Township: vote for oe County Officers:   INFLUENZA NOT TO APPEAR THIS YEAR.

INFLUENZA NOT TO APPEAR THI "Sl VBAR   tipidemiologist at. State University Predicts no Flu During - Coming Winter,

INFLUENZA NOT TO APPEAR THIS YEAR   Epidemiologist at State Universit) Predicts no Flu During Coming Winter

heat NOT TO APPEAR THIS YEAR   Epidemiologist at State Uiversity Predicts no Flu During Coming Wintee

NOFLUTHIS VER SAYS AUTEN   BASES OPINION ON TISTORY of  THE DISEASE,

“FLU" NOT EXPECTED   Epidemiclogist al University Predict Ne Fig During Coming Winter

J, S, TROOPS WILL KEEP CLOSE GUARD AT BORDER POINTS   Will Parallel Mexican Move ment on Other Side—Tanks to Strategic Points.

United States Troops Will March Parallel to Mexicans Near the Border-— War Department Has 30,000 Men Along Line— U. S. S. Sacramento Now  ee ee

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR KING-ALEXANDER: TOBE HELD FRIDAY.   Nation Deplores Loss of Popular Young Monarch; Body Lies -. im Sate. at Cathedral: :

VERY POPULAR   Funeral of King Alexander 0: Greece to Be Held Tomorrow.

STRIKE SITUATION TAKES UGLY TURN   CHICAGO = SWITCHRIEN = DEFY GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION ‘AND DORCIDE TO CONTINTE . WALK-OUT INDEFINITELY,

“Outlaws” Must Be Recognized hy Labor Board, Assert Strike Leaders .   MANUFACTURERS APPEAL FORGOVERNMENT ACTION   JERSEY CITY ORGANIZER DE. CLARES LACKAWANNA LO. COMOTIVE ENGINEERS WILL JOIN STRIKE MONDAY,

OWI TGHMEN DEFY U. 5. GOVERNMENT   Remain Adamant In Deter. mination “Outlaw” Union Must Be Recognized.   Merchants. Losing Millions and Prices Soar—FortyTwo Are Arrested.

AIRPLANE PASSENGERS SOON TO CALL UP LONDON  . BY WIRELESS, ANNOUNCEMENT

PHONING FROM AIR. POSSIBLE IN LONDON   Passengers on Airships May Call and Get on the Phone Any Number in the City of London Say Engineers, in  Charge of the Project.

CALL LONDON BY WIRELESS   Passengers in Airplanes Will Be Able to Talk ~ ‘to Any Number

PARAGRAPHS OF LOCAL INTEREST   Brief Mention of Local Peo. ple and Happenings in and Around Colfax.

ALMOST BAD AS REBELLION   Sinn Feteers Manage te Give Gevernment a Peck of Treuble ina Breland.

SINN FEINERS BURN INCOME TAX RECORDS IN ORGANIZED RAID   Police Barracks Are Destroyed in More Than One Hundred Towns.   COUPS SIMULTANEOUSLY ARRANGED OVER ISLAND   Government Was Given Almos' as Much Annoyance as During Rebellion.

‘Wilton Man Instantly Killed ‘When Rock Island Train No. 7 Hits Auto   FARMERSERIOUSLY INJURED    Fred ‘Burkiman of Moscow is Hurt--Accident Occurred ‘ West of Moscow, Ia.

RUSS RED ARMY CROSS THE BUG   And at Least One Brigade Advance Along the Railroad Toward Warsay, Polish Capital

BOLSHEVIK TROOPS ARE NEAR WARSAW, CROSS RIVER BUC   AL THORITIES OF CITY ARE WAR ING PREPARATIONS TO DE. FEND THE CIUTy

DANIELS CALLS” ADMIRAL   tS  Secretary of Navy Declares That Facts Will Make Nation Proud of Sea Forces,

Rear Admiral’s Statements to ‘Be Investigated by Senate” “Committee.   MAJOR GENERAL WOOD —ALSCY-ON- THE CARPET:   Officer to Explain His Statement That Ships Were Death Traps.

BIG. PROBE FOR NAVY   Senators Want ~All the Facts   Daniels Says Sim Must Make Good   Ralhom's Vice Charees Maj Also Be Investigated   Wood Denies He Callec Navy Death Trap

Allegations of “Vile and Nameless Practices” to Be Thoroughly Probed by Naval Committee.   WOOD’S STATEMENT ALSO UNDER FIRE

Charge  ‘That. Department — Failed to ‘Co-operate. With Allies, .    ROOSEVELT ANSWERS — CHARGES BY RATHOM   Leonard Wood Denies Saying Navy Was a Tealing. Death Trap”~Mayo To.  Be Called

WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF olMa AF CARDING NAVY   DANIELS WELL CALL UPON ADe MIRAL TO PROVE ALLEGATIONS   SENATE ORDERS PROBE   General Wood Will be Called Bee fore Committee to Explain Statements About War Ships

CHANGES WILL BE PROBED AY COMMITTEE   Senator Pitman, Represent. ing Daniels, Seeks Changes: Rathom Makes Accucations.

SIMS: CHARGES TD BE GIVEN INVESTIGATION   SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE BEFORE WHICH ALLEGATIONS MADE TO CONDUCT PROBE.   Immoral Conditions in Navy Said to Exist by Rhode Island Editor; Inquiry May Develop.

PROBE 15 CALLED ON CHARGES MADE BY ADMIRAL SIME   Inquiry Will Not Begin, How ever, Until Investigation of Other Phases of Navy Is Completed.   DANIELS IN DENIAL   Denounces Claims and Declare: When All Facts Are Laid  Down People Will Be Proud of Service.

FULL PROBE OF NAVAL AFFAIRS ~ JOBEORDERED   More Charges Made Against Department by General  Wood and Editor.

SECRETARY DANIELS COURTS A FULL QUIZ ON CHARGES OF SIMS   General Leonard Wood Backs Up on Statement Made Regarding Naval Force.   INVESTIGATION WILL CERTAIN OFFICIAL SAYS   Admiral Mayo Will Be Called for Examination by the Senate Sub-Committee Today.

Allegations of “Vile and Nameless Practices” to Be Thoroughly Probed by Naval ——  WOOD'S STATE MENT  ATC FTTavTyrr~awepD LWIpDYt

CHARGES BY SIMS 70 BRING INQUIRY   Alegations of Editor” Rathorn of Providence Journal to Also Cause Inquiry. .

ILLINOIS AND INDIANA NEN RETURNING TO JOB HOWEVER REPORTS SHOU      Kentucky Miners and Part of Indiana Men Are Still Holding Back With Hawk-Bye * Rebel Coal Diggers. 2%

GOAL STAKE SPREADS 0 WA MINES   MORE MEN QUIT WORK TODAY; 18 MINES NOW IDLE   Strike Spreads In Kentucky Field; Indiana Men Still’Out.

KRUEGERS STAY IN PRISON   Tie Wisconsin Supreme Court Refuses the Appeal for Liberty of Drift Exaders.

CULTIVATION OF FRIENDOHIP FOR U.S. PLANNEL   Forty Ministers Will Visit European Countries As Representatives of Federal Council of Churches.

AMERICAN MINISTERS TO Wis!T EUROPE AND CULTIVATE FRIENDSHIE   DELEGATION INCLUDES ALL DE NOMINATIONS AND REPRESENTS MANY STATES.

Dressers, iron beds, chifferobes anc  mattresses at bargain prices.—S. J. McCauley.   Marriage Licenses Issued.

WITHER PAWS FROM RACE,   HNiver OO: Hanshew Quits Race For Pemocratie Nomination for Sheriff.

WORLD COURT A LIMB OF LEAGUE   TWO CREATIONS IN A MEASURE INTERDEPENDENT.   ELIHU ROOT CONVINCED OF IT   David Lawrence of the Opinion New York Juriat Not Entirely in Accord With Views of Sen ator Harding.   Always a2 Powerful! Force.

NEW MEANING IS BNEN TO WORLD ~— POURTOFUSTIC   Entirely Different Conception of ' Relations With League Is Told.   ELINU ROOT BELIEVES TWO ARE INSEPARABLE   Separation of Two Would Leav: Untouched Vast Number. of Causes of War,   ANALYSIS IS SHT FORTH   Prominent Amoricad Just Return. ed. from Europe Discusses the Two Documents.

Panama Beauty is  Big Political Powe:   GRANDDAUGIPER OF ‘RX-PREST. ENT DOESN'T NEED TALLOP IW MER WORK

PRESIDENT WILSON TO FOLLOW CUSTOM ON INAUGURATION DA\   Will Accompany Harding tc Capitol and Back io. White House.

FOUR TEXAS DISTRIGTS HAVE CONTESTS BEFORE REPUB! IRAN PAMMITTE   EXPECTED FOUR DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SETTLE ALL @G, 0. P. CONTROVERSIES.

Central Committee Will Settle All =  Contests Before Chicago Coaventigit

DECISIONS _INCONTEST:   Among. Delegations te Republican National Convention Will Be Settled Next Week.

G.0.P, LEADERS. WAKE RULINGS TO END DISPUTE   Contests Among Delegates for Seats in Convention Are Partially:Decided   SOUTHERN STATES LEAD:  IN FACTIONAL FIGHTS   ‘Many Delegations - Holding Fractional Votes Must Be Cut to. Limit

WILL, SETTLE ALL DISPUTES   Hundred and. Twenty: Two Seats Involved in  G. O. P: Convention

FOUR DECISIONS WILL FIX 6, 0, P. DELEGATE STAND   'Major Rulings Will Act'as Precedenis Deciding in Poinis All Contests Involving 122 Seats; Calendar Is Prepared

START MONDAY TO DECIDE CONTESTS        Four Maiur Rulings To Gover Becisiosd in P22 Cantest Cases

ae All Disputed Seats in Republican Gathering.      WORK BEGINS MONDAY   Most-of the Contested Delegates Come From South, Report Says.

UR PEGISIONG MAY SETTLE ALL b. U.P. CONTESTS   Precedents In That Number of Major Rulings Will Govern Others.   Question of Excess Delegates One Which Will Have to Be Handled.

G. 0, P, COMMITTEE STARTS MONAY ON DEEGATE CONTESTS   ‘Eight Texas Delegates Includ : ed in 122 Contested Con vention Seats.

THE G..0. P. CONTESTS   ONE HENDRED TWENTY-FWO ARE UP FOR DECISION,   lols Believed. However, That Judgtient Upon Four of Them Will Selile the Remainder. 7

National Committee Will Begin Considering Contested Seats Monday

FEW DISPUTES BEFORE CONVENTION   Decisions In Four Contests Will Probably Settle All Contentions Involving 122 Seats. ~

ALL CONTESTS MAY BE OE TTLED THRU DECISION WN FOUR   G. 0. P. National Committee te Let Four Major Rulings Govern All Cases.

START MONDAY TO DECIDE CONTESTS   Four Maior Rulings Te Govern Decision in 122 Centest Cases

SUNTESTS WILL BE DELVED INTO UN MONDAY NEXT   Republican National Committee Will Take Up Disputes Which Involve 122 Seats in the Convention.

122 CONTESTS HINGED UPON DECISION MACK   Rapid Headway Toward Ad justing Contests for Repub lican Delegates.

CONTEST CASES OPENED MONDAY   Republican National. Commit , tee Will Begin Hearings -. in Delegation Disputes.   TO TAKE SEVERAL DAYS

FOUR CONTESTS 10 DECIDE ALL OTHERS   That Is Program Planned By Republican National  Committee.

The Four Principal Points Involved Will Make Way For the Formal Decisions On Practically Every Contest So Far Filed.

WANT EASTLAND BALL FRANCHISE   Manager Maloney Con_. ferring With League President Teday

KRUEGER T0 ‘APPEAR IN FEDERAL COURT   \LLEGED BRAVE EVADER aAY ALSO BE CHARGED WITH MERDER~TAKEN 0  Te foehocen

MERIGA 3 ADVICE SOUGHT BY ALLIES   Need U. S. Counsel on Turk Prob. lem, Says Lioyd George.   YANK ENVOY AT SAN REMO   Ambassador Johnson to Be Present at Sittings of Supreme Council as an Observer—Not Eenough, Declares British Premier

ENVOY JOHNSON AT SAN REMC   U. S. Ambassador to Be Present at Sittings of Supreme Council.   AMERICA’S ADVICE=. WANTED   + Lieyd George Deciares Allles at the Conference Need Counsel on the Turkish Question—Require an Active Delegate,

MRS, CHAS. JANSKY TRIES TO END LIFE: POOR HEALTH CAUS      Mother of Two Children Cuts Throat \With Razor}  .) —_——. -

MRS. GHAS. JANSKY TRIES TO END LIFE; POOR HEALTH CAUSE   Mother of Two Children Cuts Throat With Razor;  Maw I iva

COSTS $40,000 DAILY T0 RUN STATES BUSINESS   Treasurer Cropgey’s Report Show: ~ Expenditures Needed to eet Nebraska’s Budget

020,000,000 10 RUN STATE FOR LAST BIENN UM   Treasurer Cropsey’s Report Shows Total Expenditures in 2 Years $25,427,019.   $6,000,000, Partly Raised By Federal Aid and License Fees for Road Imnrovement.

WIND AT DUBUQUE,      Walls of Grimm, Drug Store Collapse injuring Two. -

CAPTAIN STREET JOINS FELLOWS   Trail-Blazing Planes Leave Erie Today

CAPT. SINCLAIR STREET JOINS REST OF FLEET   Four Government Airplanes _ Will Hop Off for Grand Rap jde. Wich... This Moarning.

SDMIT BAKLANOFF TO U. S.,   Officials Give Temporary Permit to Chicago-Russ Barytone—Under Deportation Orders.

PASSPORT TO MRS. M’SWINEY   Widow of Former Lord Mayor of Cork to Sail for the United States November 24,

WRANGEL ARMY IN FULL RETREAT   Anti-Bolshevik Forces Virtually Wiped out. and “Red”’ Troops Are  Sweeping down or os beet,    DEVELOPMENTS

IN REFRIGERATOR 18 DAYS   Chicago Man Lecked in Car Loaded With Wood Pulp—Covered With Mildew.

18 DAYS IN REFRIGERATOR   Man Locked in Car of Wood Pulp— Covered With Mildew.

RAINWATER COST $3.A00   Saloonkereper Victim of a “Sam ple" Which Waa Honan lide

MANY CONTESTS BY REPUBLICAN   Lots of Pre-Convention Work Laid Out for Committee at Chicago.

CONTESTS FOR 122 OF i, 0. P. VOTES HAVE BEEN FILFI   Monumental Task Awaits Na tional Committee When It Begins Hearings on Con tests at Chicago May 31.

One Hundred Twenty-two to * Date, Chiefly From the Southern Districts   SEVENTY-ONE DELEGATES REMAIN TO BE SELECTED   'Republican Convention Opens With Wood Carrying 145 Instructed Delegates

Po SEATS. niy in. South         CONTEST 122 6. 0, per peniiiineriine ean agi > ew er Than Eexpected—M  “ge

MEN IN ARMS RULE DUBLIN   (IRISH CAPITAL PRACTICALLY IN ' MILITARY HANDS.   FEARFUL OF AN EASTER RISING   EVERY PRECAUTION TAKEN UY THE AUTHORITIES.   No Overt Acts Committed There of at Belfast, But Outlawry Prevalent in Galway and Ceunty Mayo.

ENGLION GUARD MEMORY OPOTO EMERALD ISLE   PREPARED FOR EASTER DEMON STRATION BUT REALLY DO NOT EXPECT ONE  an   All Travelers Searched For Arms and Close Watch Kept On Movements Of People

DUBLIN FILLED  WITH SOLDIERS; BARRICADES UP, RIOTS EXPECTEL   Military Precaution: Greater Than Since Easter Sunday in 1915.

DUBLIN WAITS, FEARFUL OF AN EASTER ATTACK   Great Military Precautions Taken in the lrish Capital.

‘Dublin Is In Hands of the Military; Street Cars Are Stopped and Passengers   Are Searched for Arms.   MUCH UNREST EXISTS THROUGHOUT ISLAND   Cork Enraged by Murder o1 Lord Mayor and Anything May Happen There; Paper Anneale for Restraint,

a Usa’ ff UOO8E DLs  INSURRECTION  Danger Places Closely Watched on Easter  Qyndamy.

MILITARY CORDON  AROUND QUBLIN   Precautions Against Easter Outbreak Are Taken Thruoui Ireland.

Military Precautions Exceed ‘Anything of Kind Since Fateful Easter Five Years Ago.   JAB BAYONETS INTO EVERY LOAD OF HAY   Dublin, Tipperary, Derry and Limetick Are Cities of Barricades.

MILITARY PREPARED TO QUELL =. EXPECTED UPRISING OF EASTER   IRISH ADVISED TO SHOW CONTROL IN CrRIerre   IRISH PAPER WARNS PEOPLE THAT THE CHIEF HOPE OF MILITARY IS TO GET THEM IN THE : STERE. TROOPS HOLD DUBLIN

MILITARY TROOPS - IN DUBLIN SEARCH EVERYONE FOR ARM:   Precautions Exceed Any thing of the Kind Since Easter 1915

FAMOUS BRITISH WOMAN IS DEAD; WAS LONG ILI   Mrs. Cornwallis - West. Mother of Princess of

Middle-West Shivers in  Storm Wake   “White Easter’’ Blizzard Prove: to Be Worse Than Any Storm of the Winter—Near Zero ir Kansas.

Middle West and South > Hard Hit by Late Storms   NOT ‘PREPARED ~ FOR COLD WAVE   Traffic and Communication in _Many Districts Halted by  Snow Drifts

AGAINST BRITISH RULE:   socal Councils of trish Ropublic  Some Countries are in Almost  Undisputed Control. [RS AcannintndA ‘Gece

Sinn Fein Courts Show Deep Hatred:-For Rule of British   Decrees Handed Down Express Animus for English; Order Volunteers to Enter Training; Soldiers Block Hostile Jndzes

INDIANS ARE OFTEN ROBBED INHERITANCE   Declares Report of Indian Commissioner Made Public Yesterday.

CAR CO. PLEADS T0 ~ PUBLIC'S HEART   Fare Boost Defeated. Philadel, phia Concern Appeals te People

Fight on H.C. L. Causes Break in Price of Wheat; Another Auto Cu

WHEAT DOWN 121-2 CENTS   Agitation for Food Cost Cut Responsible   Corn and Oats Fall to the Lowest Levels for 1920  Crops.

DEMAND FOR LOWER FOOD COSTS BRINGS BIG BREAK IN WHEA’   Prices Smashed for a Twelve Cent Decline; Corn and Oats Also Tumble

BIG BREAK IN WHEAT PRICES AT CHICAG(    Drop in Value Amounts to as Much as 1234 Cents a Bushel— Other,Grain Down

HEAVY SMASH IN THE MARKETS   Wheat Market Breaks As Result Uf Food Price Cut   Other Crain Market — Prices Also Make Big Drop   Lowest Price Level On Corn And Oats For 1920 Crop.

Wheat Prices Took a Big Tumble Today   Pricg Dropped as Moeh as 1334 Cent Per Bushel, Market Closijz Denomeilzed.

FOOD PRICES CUT BREAKS WHEAT   SMASH FORCES GRAIN TO TUMBLE 1234 CENTS AT CHICAGO

WHEAT MARKE]  UEMURALIZED at CURRENT GOSSIP   \GITATION FOR LOWER FOOD COSTS CHIEFLY +-RESPONSIBLE FOR TODAY'S BREAKS,

WHEAT DROPS BiG FEATURE ON MARKETS   Over Twelve Cents Bu. shel Smash in Values  is Recorded.

BIG BREAK IN WHEAT PRICES   Smash in Values Amounts te as Much as 12 3-4 Cents a Bushel.   ‘Due Largely to Agitation for  General Cut in Price of Food.

wi EAT: WENT SMASH.  it Was AiW@d Day in the Grats Pits: S¢ith Sewsational mes.

AIR SERVICE FUND CUT OUT   {Item of $850,000 in Post Office Bill Killed in House.

CUT. OUT AIR SERVICE FUND   House Kiils item of $850,000 in Pos: Office Appropriation Bill— Up to Senate.

PRESIDENT WARNS ANTHRACITE MINERS   Also Tells Operators There Musi  Be No Cessation in Hard Coal Production

WILSON WARNS MINERS . NOT TO GO ON STRIKE   Will Submit Questions to Commissfor if Joint Scale Committee Fails to Reach Agreement.

CONGRESS PLANS REGULAR RECESS FOR CONVENTION   Meat Packing Row Will Have Floor After Appropriation Bills Passed .   MAY ADJOURN ON JUNE 4 UNTIL FIRST OF AUGUST   Urgent Business Will Be on Tap in Effort to Clear Way for Convention

WILSON WARNS GOAL MINERS   President Tells Anthracite Mew That There Must Be No Strike,   is   TO AID IN FIXING WAGES   Tells Members of Joint Scale Commits tee if They Fail to Reach Agree ment He Will Appoint a Com.  Mieétian

Must be No Strike in Anthracit Fields During Critical Periot of Readjustment, Presiden Wilson Says.

WILSON FORBIDS COAL. STRIKE   Warns Qwners and Miners He _ Insists on Agresmertt   MEN GET LETTER TODAY   ‘Would Bo a Disaster, the President Says and Declares He Will Name ‘Cominission if Needed.

ARNS THE MINERS NO1 ~ 70 STRIKE           ilson Ready to Ap point Commission on  Coal Wages

*ALOIDENT WARING MINERS NOT TO STAGE A GOAL STRIKE NOW   GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PERMIT THE LEAST CESSATIGN OF PRODUCTION   Iv MINERS AND OPERATORS CANNOT AGREE, HE WILL ji NAME COMMISSION SUCH AS SAT IN THE mig CONTROVERSY IN SOFT COAL FIELDS

eT ee ee  President Wilson Demands _ Men Must Submit Dispute te Cormmiesion.   SECRETARY OF LABOR PREDICTS SETTLEMENT   Seys Agreement Will Be Reached or Miness Will Aecent Wilson's View. -

WARNS COAL MEN NOT TO STRIKE   President Wilson Notifies Miners and Operators.   OFFERS TO NAME COMMISSION   Executive Tells Members of Joint Scale Body if They Fail to Reach Agreement He Will Take Action.

A RARE MUSICAL TREAT COMING   Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Emil Oberhoffer, Conductor. in Lafayette Two Concerts. May 12.

SOLDIER SETTLERS THRIVE IN ALTA   Northern Canada District Shows Sol diers Sharing in Profits of Bumper Harvest,

GAMBLING IN WHEAT SHOULD BE STOPPED SAYS TRADE BOARD   WANTS GOVERNMENT YO DEAL WITH FOREIGN AGENCIES — MAINTAINED IN U. 8.

FEDERAL AGENCIES TO REGULATE  HANDLING OF WHEAT AND STOP GAMBLING IS STRONGLY URGED

WHEAT FUTURES LNERE GIMBLE WILSON (8 TOU   Large Volume of Trading Should Be Stopped, Federal Commission Says   FARMERS’ PLEA TO HALT IMPORTS IS IMPOSSIBLE   SPECULATION IN FUTURES Is  ¥ RECOGNIZED AS INDISPENSABLE UNDER PRESENT MARKETING PROCESS

TRADING IN FUTURES IS MERE GAMBLING   Federal Trade Commission Advise: Pres, Wilson—Regulation is Recommended.

FEDERAL TRADE BOARD REPORTS MUCH OF WHEAT ACTIVITIES IS HARMFUL   Congress Should RegulateSome Phases of Trading, Is Recommendation of Probers

TRADING IN WHEAT MERE GAMBLING TO BE STOPPED   ‘Federal Trade Cemmisston Advises President: He Has No Power to Stop Lporting.

GAMBLING IK BHAING ill IN REPORT   [rade Committee Urged Action by Solons In Report to President

FUTURE TRADING IN WHEAT HELD “MERE GAMBLING   Federal Trade Commission Calls on Congress to Pre“want Thie Practice

Federal Trade Commission Says Future Trading Causes Huae Waste.   CAN'T STOP IMPORTATION   Huge Wheat Crop and General Declines Blamed for Low  Wheat Prices.

TRADING IN FUTURE WHEAT IS GAMBLING   IT INVOLVES A GREAY Econom IC WASTER, Says FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION   in Communication to President Wil son the Commission Asks That Congress Regulate This Trafic.

FUTURE TRADE IN WHEAT GAMBLING   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION'S REASONS FOR SLUMP   ACTION IN GONGRESS NEEDED   Though Legislation Cannot Cure All the [lls That Have Conspired Against the Prices of Grain This Year

oc NERAL TRADE : gi¥S PUTURE TRADING IN WHEAT GREAT ECO. YOMIC WASTE.  COMMISSION        ye FOR LEGISLATION   3 ee commission presents Report to gh Mpesident Showing Causes for 4 na , a  — pecline i Wheat Prices and Recommends Government  ’ Leoisiation.

FUTURE TRADING MERE GAMBLING REPORT SAYS   Federal Trade Commission Writes President After Investigation— Reasons for Decline.

TRADING: IN FUTURES -*~ 1§ MERE GAMBLING   Jederal Trade .Combilssion Adviset Pr¢s,, Wilson—Regulation is Bevommended.

WOULD Gun GAMBLE UN STOCK MART   STOCK EXCHANGE BETTING SHOULD BE RULED OUT   Seven Factors Combined To Reduce Wheat  Prices

STOLEN BOND LOCATED.    Tipton County Security Now in Hands  Or Chicago Parties,

STOLEN TROND LOCATED.      Tipton County Security New in Of Chicago Purties, -

Famous as. War-Time Figure for Hts” Part in Laying Mine Barrage   Crew of 56° Brought te Safety Through Mountain ous Seas by. Coast Guards

CREW OF MIN SWEEPER SAVED; ~—-BREEGHES BUD   Famous Mine Sweeper “Swan’ Went On Rocks Off Duxbury, Mass., Yesterday

MINE SWEEPER: 18. TOTAL WRECK      Coast Guard Crew Did Great: Work ; With Breeches “Buoy . i Sand Surf Boat. 2.

COAST GUARD SAVES CREW  OF THE SWAN   line Sweeper Goes Ashore on Rocks off Gurnet Light Near Plymouth

U.S. MINE SWEEPER WRECKED   Famous Craft Which helped Lay North Sea Mine Barrage _ Goes Aground. ~

Bandit t Cornered and  -‘Killed.in Chicago   a Hiinoig Central Mail Car of     10,000 and Was Killed by Rifle  ‘ead of Chicago Police.

TRAIN ROBBER IS SHOT AND KILLED      ‘Robbed Illinois Central-Railroad Mail Car of Currency Estimated at $100,000.

l REVOLUTION   Half A Million Work men Are Out In Cini la   THREATEN LABOR WAR   Other Lines Of. Industry May Join Ranks Of Strikers.

HALE A MILLICN ITALIAN MEN IK CREAT STRUGGLE   General Revalutionary “Tight May Be Outcome in War Between Mi Owners and Emploves.   PLAN A SOVIET   Tradesmen Threaten lo Join Strike and Entire Coun. iry May. Soon Be At Dts. advantage.

OPEN HEARINGS ON CHICAGO CONTESTS   Chairman Hays Makes the Recommendation At Com mittee Meeting.

OWA FEDERATION ENDORSED THE  _ PLUMB PLAN OF  > RAIL CONTROL   Blocked Efforts to Put Feder. : ation“on Record as: Endors. 1 ing the National Labor Par. tv and Platform. \

IOWA LABOR FEDERATION - PICKS BALLOT   Vote for Men Favorins Union Ideals and Views.

IRCE APPOINTMENT Ot INDIAN COM MSOIONED NF RED REN’S APFALR      GREATER EDUCATIONAL FACILI TIES FOR AMERICAN INDIAN  ALSO SOUGHT,

INDIAN FOR INDIAK COMMISSIONER fo ASKED BY INDIANS   Society of American Indians Also Urge Government to Give More Schools.

WANT INDIAN © COMMISSIONER   Also. Advocate: Increased Educational Facilities  _ For the Red Men

INDIANS UAGE THAT COMMISSIONER BE A MEMBER OF THAT RACE      RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT ST ' LOUIS MEETING ASKING THAT RED MAN HAVE CHARGE OF TRIBAL AFFAIRS

NOTHING DEFINITE DONE.          yO   Soe te mia  ce \. oe  Q@love) Fuetory  Proposition jis Ye Pending: inthe City. :

NOTHING DEFINIER DONE.   7 * 4 ; * * * * Glove Factory Proposition is Ve VPonding in the City.

WAGE DECISION TO BE SPEEDED, FOARD PROMISES Verdict May Be Giver Out Within Two Weeks.

‘PRESIDENT WILSON IN TELEGRAM URGES BOARD   RUSH DECISION; UNREST AMONG THE W

EXPECT MEN TO RETURN TC WORK NEXT WEEK.   DAY MEN AND OTHERS Ex. PRESS DISSATISFACTION.   International President J. L. Lewis Orders All Disaffected Miners in indiana and IHWinois to Re. turn to Work.

CALLS STRIKE PLOT TO WRECK UNIONS   DESTRUCTION OF KY. BROTHER HOODS GOAL OF BF OUTLAW SWITCHMEN   RED PARTY GIVEN BLAME   Half of Trouble Traced to Communists, Says Secretary of Labor —QGo Back to Yards

COMMISSION T0 MAKE INQUIRY   PROMISES INVESTIGATION _ INTO COAL SHORTAGE PROBLEM.

LOOKS FOR RATIFICATION,   ew York Lawyer Says U. 8S, Will ; Adam League.

‘LOWEST MARK IN YEARS   Cold Storage Stocks of Meat and Lard ' Down to 13 Days’ Supply. -

John Dill's “Manicipal Reduction Plant” Seems ' ta Be Gattine Raeaults

189 POUNDS TRIMMED OFF GHIGAGO'S FAT 2   The Feminine Reducing Squac *Scores Average Loss of 8.3 Pounds in Two Weeks.

JAPANESE FEELING DUE TO POLITICS   RESENTMENT AGAINS: STATE IS NOT ALL SPONTANEOUS,

POLITICS TU BLAME FOR JAPANESE ROW   ‘BOTH IN AMERICA AND JAP?2O POLITICUMNS ARE COMPLI. CATING SITTATION

Two Japanese Political Parties Are Stimulating AntiU. S. Spirit.   PRINCIPLE {iS INVOLVED   Japanese Government Objects to Discrimination Against fts Peonle.

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN = IS MAKING THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM HARD

im il 1 AGGRAVATEN   AGITATION OVER CALIFORNES LAND LAW CREDITED TO JSAP. POLITICAL PARTIES  THE SOLUTION DIFFICULT   os Tnelaved that Cousideraiton Arisines Owt of Presigentml Race Making the Problem More= Difficult to Sealve.

ANTT-JAP LEGISLATION FS RESENTED -IN: TOKI   Political Parties in Japan Are Making Capital of Californian’s Laws.   BREAK !S NOT LIKELY

MYSTERY AS TO DEMPSEY VISIT   Consuits Noted Ear Specialist at Nites, Mich., Today; Trip to Niles Was to Be Secret.

DEMPOLY To OEERING All FOR BAD EAR   Champion Will H a v e Specialist Fix Up Ear Which Brennan Tried to Knock Off.

CHAMPION CONSULTS PHYSICIAN   Secrecy Surrounds Demp sey s Movements  INJURY Is FEARED  Sporting Men Anxious For Information

WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH JACK DEMPSEY   VISITS EAR SPECIALIST--IS BE LIEVED TO HAVE BEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED

CONSULTED NILES, MICHIGAN BAR SPECIALIST TODAY:      WAS HUGE IN Wha. ARD FIQH AND BRENNAN BATTERED ~ iv AGAIN

JACK DEMPSEY — CONSULTS AN EAR SPECALIST   Dropped. off the 20th Century Limited at Nyles, Mieh, Today "

DEMPSEY VISITS NOTED SPECIALIST   Champion Is Thought to Be Suf fering from Same Serious Ear Trouble.

JACK DEMPSEY HAS BAD EAR   Makes Secret Trip To Specialist Te Have Wound Reccived In Brennon Fight Attended,

TOO MANY HUMAN “ISLANDS”   Lack Power of Expression to Commu nicate Thoughts So That Others Can Understand.

TCO MANY HUMAN “ISLANDS”   Lack Power of Expression to Commu nicate Thoughts So That Others Can Understand.   Will Not Let Wemen Pay.

CHICAGD DEATH TOLL ~ FROM INFLUENZA AT HIGHEST POINT, BUT ——-EPIDEMIC'S WANIN  Flu Victims 69 and th neumonia Deaths Reach 63   THOUSAND NEW CASES REPORTED

FLU DEATH Ua  ab Al HP Ape Las  He GGRBL HAS  GREAT INCREAS!  New Cases Show Daciin: But Manv Are Proving   New Cases Show Dacink Bui Many Are Proving Fatal.   NEW YORK HIT HARD   Chicago Sends Out Plea Ask. ing Canada to Supply Nurses.

INFLUENZA DEATHS REACH NEW RECORD   Senate Passes Resolution Carrying an Appropriation of $500,000 to Combat Spread of Disease.

DEATH RATE CLIMBS TO HIGHEST NOTCH   Influenza ‘and Pneumoma On Wane, However, Is Beliei

Resolution Adopted Carrying Half Million Dollar Appropriation To _ Be Used By Health Service.

U:S. TO HELP FIGHT INFLUENZA   THE SENATE APPROPRIATED HALF A MILLION. DOLLARS.   ONLY TWO DEATHS HAVE BEEN REPORTED THOUGH THUS FAR.   —_— 4 The Malady Declared to be Epidemic in St. Lonis and Death Roll Heavy In Chicago,

FLU EPIDEMIC IS NOW PASSET   Deaths from This Caus and Pneumonia Make  New High Record.

CHICAGO DEATH TOLL LARGEST TODAY   Influenza Helds Windy City In Its Grip; New Cases  Decreasing.

Adopts Resolution Appropriating Half Million: Dollars: for ‘Combatting Spread of ED demic in Ameri¢a «

DEATH TOLLFROM FLU AT HIGHEST MARKIN CHICAGO   Number Of New Cases. However Much Lower Than Other Days.

250 DEATHS IN CHICAGO MARK FOR ONE DAY   Wew Cases of Flu Ar Diminishing — Is  On the Wane.

FLU DEATHS. ; ~ EN CHSES: fins   Chicago Reports Increased Number Deaths, But Marked Decrease in Number. of New Cases Reported.—New York Enidemic Grows.

HALF MILLION TO FIGHT FLU   United States Senate Makes Big Appropriation.   SEVEN HUNDRED IN KANSAS   Nearly a Hundred New Cases Re. ported Today —St. Louis Worried.

INFLUENZA WAVE CONTINUES SPREAD OVER MANY STATES   CONGRESS PREPARES TC APPROPRIATE FUNDS TO FIGHT IT   DEATHS IN CHICAGO  SETTING NEW RECORD   ‘Local Situation is Far From Satis factory—Attendance at Public  Schools Continues to  Fall OF.

EXCHANGE SLUMPS, POUND NOW $3.21   Heavy Sales in New York, Prices Lower th Chicago —Britain Stops Cotton Importation, Is Report

STERLING'S BREATEST IEC TOOK    Bottom Not Yet Reached In Slump of Foreign Moneys, the Bankers Say   GERMAN MARK FALLS TO NEW LOW RECORD   Weakness Threatens America's Export Trade, Says  Senator Thomas

(TALIAN CABINET IS UPHELD   ‘Unanimous Vote of Confidence Giver Premier Giolitt! by Chamber of Deputies Helps Situation.

JUDGE BASES SENTENCE ON PARABLE FROM BIBLE   Fines Man For Violation Of The Motor Law--Answers Defendant’s Protest.

THe SPOILS oYOTEM   OPEN SEASON FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICES MARCIL 4.   When Harding Goes in 25,000 Positions Will Be Thrown Open.

THE SPOILS SYSTEM   OPRN SEAgo: OFFIC  FOR GOVERNMENT MARCH 4-1.        then Harding Goes in 23,000 Posttiows WH De Thrown Open.

SUSTAINED BY SUPREME COURT   Right of Congress to Detine —— Intoxicating Liquors.   9.75 BEER IS HELD ILLEGAL

SUPREME COURT RULES CONGRESS MAY FIX “KICK”   “NEAR BEER” WITH MORE THAN HALF OF ONE PER CENT KICK 3S CALLED ILLEGAL.   IMEANS “BONE DRY NATIGN”   Decision Leaves Little Hope fer Tt ing of Lid—Tmmense Financial interests at Stake —  Home Made Wine Exchuted.

SUPREME COURT HANDS OUT LONG EXPECTED DECISION ON “LIGHT LIQUOR’’

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS THE ~—-GCONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE - VOLSTEAD ENFORCEMENT LAW   : The Decision Declares That 2.75.Per Cent Beer. and Other Near Beers Cannot Be Sold Under Wartime Prohi. i bition Act—Five Judges Affirming and  ‘Baur Diasantine 

COURT UPHOLDS VOLSTEAD: LAW   SALE OF 2.75 PER CENT BEER PROHIBITED   Billion Dollars Involved, But The Lid Is Down, Tight.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS.THE ~ CONSTITUTIONALITY OFTHE ~ VOLSTEAD:- ENFORCEMENT LAY   The: Deciéion: Declares That‘2:75 Per Cent.’ Beer and Othét ‘Near’ Beers Cannot Be Sold: Under Wartime Prohi "bition Act—Five'Judges. Affirming and ' 2 oe Piteeonting

FEDERAL COURT HOLD 275 BEER ILLEGAL   Cannot Be Sold Under Wartime Prohibition; Four Jus_ Uses Dissent.

SUPREME COURT HITS THE WETS ~——SANOTHER JOU   Upholds the Constitutionality of th Volstead Enforcement. Law Today   2.75. PER. CENT BEER CAN NOT BE SOLD   Four of the Nine Judges Dissented — Decision Given on N. Y. Brewery Case 

SUPREME COURT UPHOLOS VOLSIEAD ACI   BEER SALES BANNED   CONGRESS HELD NOT TO HAVE EXCEEDED POWERS IN DEFIN. ING WHAT CONSTITUTES INTOXICATING LIOLORS

DECISION OF THE-FEDERAL couRT is UPHELD BYLH  _ TRIBUNAL-IN DECLARING MANUFACTU - OF BEERS. CONTAINING MORE ‘THAN ONE HALF OF ONE PER CENT. ALCOHOL ILLEGAL.

REPEAL OF THE WAR RESOLUTIONS SOUGHT   MEASURE REPORTED OUT BY SEN. ATE FOREIGN RELATIONS _ COMMITTEE.   Virtually Solid Democratic Opposition to Substitute Predicted by Party Leaders.

KNOX RESOLUTION DECLARING STATE OF WAR AT END TAKEN UP   Predict Several Weeks of Discussion Over Peace Resolution

SENATOR KNQA TO OPEN DEBATE   Paace Resolution Is Presented By Senator Lodge.   APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE

KNOX SUPPORTS PEACE MEASURE   Committee in. Senate Reports Joint Resolution 9-4 But Passage Far Distant

WOULD REPEAL TATE OF WAR   Knox Introduces Resolution ir Senate Making Peace With Germany.

PARTY LINE VOTE ON PEACE RESOLUTION   FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMIT: EE REPORTS REPEAL MEASURE SUBSTITUTE   Believed President May Retarn Ver gailles Pact When Debate Takes Place.

SUBSTITUTE FOR ONE MDOPTED BY THE HOS!   Fyrmally Introduced Tc Senate by Mr. Lodge  PREDICT LONG DEBATE

Little Prospeet of Action Until Nea Time Set for Reeess, and in’ Widst Of Discussion, It is Thought Pos. sible, President Wilson May Return Treaty of Versailles to Senate,

Peace Resolution is Reported Favorably by Committee of Senator:   Party Leaders Predict Much Discussion Before Final Action is Taken.

KNOX INTRODUCES PEACE RESOLUTION   Sgea sen MEASURE AIMED AS SUB. STITUTE FOR ONE ADOPTED  IN THE HOUSE,

KNOX BILL AIMS TO END STATE OF WAR   Senate Foreign’ Relations Commiliee Reported Out Joint Resolution By Strict Party Vote Yesterday.   IBEMOCRATS WILL OPPOSE IT   Gill Proposes Repeal Of War Resolutions and Asks Friendly Relations With Germany Be Re ey et cee    KNOX WILL OPEN DEBAT!

BILL PROPOSES TO REPEAL MEASURES DECLARING WAR ON GERMANY AND AUSTRIA

CONSTABULARY PLAN FOR 10W!   This Plan WHE Pe Proposed Fer the Condng lowa Legistature.

U.S. MONEY FOR EUROPE   Gigantic Corporation Organized to Extend Long Time Credit to Needy Foreign  Alatiane   WILL BEGIN BUSINESS IN THE NEAR FUTURE   Subscriptions Totalling $100,000,000 to Be Made by Bankers, Business Men and Farmers.

MEXICO APPOINTS ENVOY   Calderon Named High Commissioner to Seek American Recognition

CATHOLIC. PONTIFF MANIFESTS INTEREST IN RECENT T EVENTS ‘BETWEEN UU. S. “AND MEXICO

AMERICAN PRELAT am RECEIVED BY POPE   Pontiff, Urges Nations Join Togethe to Elinigute War Expendit ures,

A PROPOSITION ‘TO GRANT BONUS   To All Ex-Service Men o! World War My Be Carried Into Campaign.   ‘THE LEGION COMMANDER SAYS BONUS NOT ASKED   Congressmen Think the Issue Will Figure in Political Contest This Year.

UN. S. TO BROP BEER TRIALS   Governinent Becides Not to Presecute 150 Sellers in Chicago, It Is Reperted.

U. S$. TO DROP BEER TRIALS   Government Decides Mot to Prosecute 150 Seilers in Chicago, It fs Reported.

BEER CASES TO BE DROPPED   U. S. Dettdes Not to Prosecute 150 Sellers in Chicaao.

GET EVIDENCE TODAY ON ATTEMPT TO FIX CHICAGO-N, Y. GAME   “Rube” Benton Will Testify Before Grand Jury on Offered Bribe.

HE SAYS BENTON WON $3800 ON WORLD SERIES   Seven Chicago Players In volved in Scandal Surrounding Baseball.   HAL CHASE FIGURES _ IN GRAND JURY PROBE   Skirts of All Members of the Cincinnati Reds Are Clean.

Uncovers Baseball Scandal— Herzog and Chase Wanted Him to Throw Game ton Chinann   WAS CALLED “POOR FISH”   Heinie Zimmerman Upbraids Him for Winning for Giants and Passing up 400 “Sweet Williams’

EXPECT MORE BALL GRAFT PROOF TODAY   “Rube” Benton Will Appear Before Grand Jury in Gambling Quiz.   ACCUSED OF WINNING ON “FIXED” CONTEST

sect enema er Dice tlk ean eee eee irs  RENTON SAYS HERZOG AND CHASE PROPOSED THAT WE LOSE CHICAGO GRE   No Mention Was Made “If He Threw the Game’’ but Was  Informed by Heinie Zimmerman He Was to See & Se. ere Fe ee 3S

PLAYERSINPLOT ~ TOFIX BALL GAME      Rube Benton, New York Giants, Says Herzog, Chase and Zim merman Were Implicated

OFFERED BRIDE. AN IME, ~-DITRHER. SAY             Poo. Before’ Jury™: *.

“RUBE” BENTON CHARGES “BUCK” HERZOG > AND HAL CHASE WITH ATTEMPTING “TO - BIX” A GIANT-CUB GAME LAST YEAR

ULAR OMITH TO Ott ATTORNEYS, {HER SURRENDER’   Woman Charged With Killing Jake Hamon Reported on Way to Interior Texas City lor Conference.

ok ee * BELIEVED TO BE ON WAY FRO RL PASO TO FORT WORTH TO SEE ATTORNEYS,

PERSONAL POINTS OF VIEW   COMINGS AND GOINGS INTO AND OUT OF THE TOWN.   Secial and Other Individual Happeninge end Other Local Items of Interest.

PHYSICIANS TALK OF ORGANIZING ON SEMI-UNION LINES.   Chicago Doctors, Employed by Industrial Plants, Getting Less Than Unskilled Laborers.

NEXT ON PROGRAM   Chicago Physician Asks Why Not Or ganize; Laborer’s $80-a-Week Job Sets Him To Thinking.

BALL NOTABLES. CALLED IN QUIZ   McGraw, Gleason and Jenning Will Appear Today Before Cook County Grand Jury.

BIG BASEBALL MEN MEET FOR A CONFERENCE   Officials Will Discuss Gambling Scandal at Meeting in Chicago Today; Repre: sented Minority.   INVESTIGATION BY JURY 1S RESUMED   Managers McGraw, Gleason and Jennings Are -Scheduled to Give Evicence im  Case at Today s Hearing.

LEAGUE OWNERS WILL TALK CASE   Conference at Chicago on Baseball Scandal. ;   SEVERAL NOTABLES __ ~. JOGIVE TESTIMONY   Jury. Resumes Investiga tion of Alleged “Fixing.”

CONFERRING OVER BALL SITUATION   Gambling Scandal Brings Big Diamond Chiefs Togeth er for Conflab.

PAVOR DISTRIBUTION PLAN   Many Organizations Approve Proposal to Distribute Immigration According to Needs.

SEEK TO PLAGE NEWCOMERS IN PROPER PLAGES   *May Prevent Crowding of Foreigners Into Great Cities

COX GIVES UP TO HIS RIVAT,   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE ADMITS HIS OWN DEFEAT.   CHAIRMAN WHITE CONCEDES If   SAYS SENATOR HARDING WILL BE NEXT PRSSIDENT.   Repubiiean Majeritie: Relling Up Heavily im the East and Break img Iate Oppesiticn Streagheida,

Democratic Chairman White Conceded the Election of Harding At Early Hour

b. 0. P. LANDSLIDE GAINS MOMENTUM   Harding Plurality in New York State May Exceed Unprecedented Figure of More Than Million.

Country Wanted Change and Gets It   SOUTH REMAINS SOLID   With Incomplete Returns Enough States Go Republican to Defeat Cox.

G. O. P. Certain of 275 Elec: toral Votes at Midnight; 266 Needed to Elect.   FIFTEEN STATES ARE STILL UNCERTAIN   Democrats ‘Also Concede Republican ~Congress; Greatest Victory.In Years.

xovernor Cox and Chairman White Give Up Hope for Democratic Victory in Spite of Fact That But a Fraction of Country is Heard From.

EMPIRE STATE GIVES HARDING BIC PLURALITY   New. York City, Normally Democratic, Going Republican. By  At Least Half Million.   ‘SMITH PROBABLY DEFEATED

ARDING WINS NA LANDSLIDE   HUGE MAJORITIES BURY COX IN NEARLY ALL STATES EXCEPT SOUTH,   RETURNS FROM EAST AND WEST TELL STORY   Harding Was Certain of 275 Votes In Electoral College

taal etd STATES GIVE HARDING flo HASORITIES   New York Republican by Mil lion; Even Southern Strong hold is Invaded.

RECORD VOTE FOR HARDING   SWEPT INTO PRESIDENCY BY A FLOOD OF BALLOTS.   NEW YORK HAS SET NEW MAREK   REPUBLICAN PLURALITY THERE MAY REACH MILLION,   Greater City, Nermally Democratic Reverses Usual Order by Giving Hardiuag and Coolidge Half a Millten.

With Returns Far. From Complete  - Harding Certain of 275 Votes. In' ., Electoral College; Gov. Cox 136

are Elected   Country Wanted Change and Gets Te  SOUTH REMAINS carm   With Incomplete Returns Enough States Go Republican to Defeat Cox.

COX CONCEDED — HARDING WINS   Chairman White Also) Admiis ‘ha Republicans Have Been Winners

WHITE CONCEDES THE ELECTION OF G0 P CANDIDATE   Governor Cox Declared He Would Make No State ment at Preesnt Time.

UNPRECEDENTED MASCRITIOn PILED UP FOR G. 0. TICKET   WIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS   Sweeping Victory Brings Control ef Both Senate and Lower  nner

Returns in Eastern States Show Growing Landslide for G.0.P. Presidential Nominee

PRESIDENCY ta BIRTHOAY GIFT TO SENATOR HARDING   Chairman White in Concedine Election Concedes Also the Election of a Republicar Concress.

HARDING WINS PRESIDENCY,   Republican Candidate For Presiden Wins Easily—East, West and North Are All for Harding.

REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE INSURES ELECTION OF HARDING & COOLIDGE   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE EARLY CONCEDES DEFEAT BY A HEAVY MAJORITY

TREMENDOUS MAJORITY IS SECURED BY REPUBLICANS WHO ALSO HOLD CONGRESS

On the Face of Returns Showing Growing  Landslide for G. 0. P. Candidate, Dayton  News Issues Extra Admitting Defeat In President’s “Solemn Referendum”   GREAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY

USE OF CIDER IN HOME LAWFUL —  BEVERAGE : INTOXICATING FROM FERMENTATION PERMISSIBLE  RULES ATTORNEY. GENERAL

HOME CIDER LAWFUL, PALMER DECLARES   May Be Used After It Becomes Intoxicating, ==

HARD CIDER IS NOT UNLAWFUL RULES PALMEI   Attorney General Says Fer mented Apple Juice May Be Used in Homes.

HARD CIDER A HOME LAWFUL   Attorney General Palmer Gives Opinion.

MAY KEEP CIDER WITH KICK”   Attorney General's Opinion Conflicts With Dry Regulations.

HARD CIDER IN HOME ALLOWE   Consumption By Persons Who Press ed Apples Is Lawful. Paliner. Rules

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER RULES THAT CIDER WITH A “KCK” IS LEGAL IN THE HOM

HOMEMADE CIDER DECLARED LAWEU   ATTORNEY GENERAL CLARE FIES SECTION OF PRO. HIBITION ACT,

MAKER CAN USE HARD CIDER, PALMER SAYS   Opinion is Given Secretary 01 Treasury by the Attorney General.

TOBE LAWFUL   Attorney . General Palmer Submits . Opinion on - Question   NOT WITHIN. BONDS OF PROHIBITION ACT   Even After Fermentation Use Of Apples Juices at — Home Within’ the Law

CIDER EVEN IF INTOXICATING IS LAWFUL DECREED   Attorney General Pal. mer Gives Opinion on  Cider as a Drink

CIDER MAKING IN: = HOMES 1S LAWFUL .. DECLARES PALMER   Attorney. General’s Ruling i  _ Conflict With Revenue ‘ Regulations .

HARD CIDER USE NOT ILLEGAL NOW   Ruling of Attorney General Pal mer Clears Up Disputed Point.   BEVERAGES MADE IN HOME   Cider And Fruit Juices Although In. toxicating, May Be Used By Their Manufacturers.

CAN KEEP CIDER WITH “KICK”   Attorney General Palmer Submits ar Opinion in Conflict With Prohibition Regulations.

LAST EDITION   HARD CIDER 1S LAWFUL IN PALMER'S OPINIGH   Attorney General Reports His . Views to, Secretary of the Treasury

‘CIDER MADE EXEMPT FROM THE DRY LAW   LUOPHOLE FOUYD BY ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER.   Homemadc Product a Legal Hoasehold Drink No Matter tlow Hard {t Kicks, and Possession Not Prohibited.

HARD CIDER INHOME NOT UNLAWFUL   Attommey General Renders Decision Defending Use of Apple Juice by Its Maker.

USE OF HARD CIDER UPH.LD   Palmer Holds Dry Law Does Not Prevent Manufacturer From Drinking It.

U. 5. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA RECOMMENDED  BY MISSIO}   Harbord Report Said tc Favor Course After Probe of Turk Affairs.

MANDATE OVER ARMENIA IDEN OF COMMISSION   PRES. WILSON IS MUM   SENATE IS TRYING T LEARN WHERE HE STANDS

ARMENIAN MANDATE:   BUT WILSON WONT PUBLISH REPORT. .   Senate Has Asked Twice For Op: {union of General Harbord in : Regard to Turk Rele.

Declared to Have Been Inatalied by Executive Officer at Alen tras island.

TORTURE CELL IS BEING USED IN ARMY JAILS?   Conscientious Are Placed eee Them.  Objectors  in

JANET EVADERS PLACED IN IRON TORTURE Flt   Civil Liberties Bureau Carries Harrowing Story of Alleged Treatment of Conscientious Objectors.

TORTURE CAGES FOR OBJECTORS   Charge Made By National Civie Liberties Bureau.   TO BE PLACED BEFORE BAKER

TURTURE CHAMBER IS USED CHARGE   Censcizntious Objectors Are Placed in Iron Cages, De Silver Says.

ARMY PRISONERS IN TORTURE CHANBERD   eas of Cruelty Made  Against Officers at Alcatraz Island; To Urge Secretary to Act

FORM A PURCHASING AGENCY   Newspaper Publishers Decide Ou ¢ ooperating Paper Bevies.

PORTLAND BOND DEALER ARRESTED   Etheridge Declared to Be Ex Convict With Two Prison Terms.

SECTION OF NEW MARINE ACT MAY CAUSE TROUBLE   ABROGATION OF TREATIES AS PROVIDED WOULD AFFECT TRADE RIGHTS

~ TTS-TRADE RIGHTS   SECRETARY “PAYNE WARNS OI DANGER OF ENFORCING MA “RINE BILL: PROVISIO

NEW MARINE LAW MAY AFFECT TRADE   Dangers of Section 34 of Bill Pointed put by Secretary Payne   CONFLICT WITH TREATIES   United States Is Threatened With Loss of Trade Rights In Foreign Countries

COMMERCE NOT JUG HANDLED AFFAIR   WE CAN'T HOLD RIGHTS WITH Ointiits AND ASK PHEM ‘LU GIVE UP ‘HEIKS   MARINE LAW A BAD BGC   Secretary of Interior Points Out vanger to Ud. srade ul rrovision Garried Out. -

MAY !10SE OUR TRADE RIGHTS   Secretary Payne Sends an Warning  to Chamber of Commerce.

U0. MAY FIND TOLLE WITHOUT AIGHTS-PAYNE   Chamber of Commerce  Warned of Jones Ship Bill.

New Merchant !arine Act Menaces U. S. Trade Rights   Secretary Payne Warns National Chamber of Commerce That Nations May Resent Termination of Commercial Treaties as Provided in Section of Law —Bill to Become Effective Shortly.

ALLIES WILL DECIDE IN PARIS SESSION AS TO TRIA! OF KAISER   Lloyd George Reported as Unyielding in Determination to Make William Answer For War   Grimes---Premiers Said to Have Reached  ~~" Agreement for Settlement of Ejame

Trial of Kaiser to be Decided   Loyd George is , Determined to Bring  the Kaiser to Trial if Possible

RAILROADMEN NOT PLEASED WITH AWARD   Referendum Vote Upon Railway Board Decision May Be Taken  —Will Reach Some Decision =o , 7   TO MEAN -HIGHER FREIGHT   MAY ENB CYCLE OF DEMANDS

RAILROADS MAY BE TIED UP IN SPITE OF WAGE INCREaC®   Brotherhood Officials Are Dis appointed That Hike Was Not Larger   BOARD GRANTS HIKE OF 21 PER CENT FOR MEN   Extra Expense All Will Be Passed Along to Man Who Pays the Freight.

RAILROAD oT IKE THRUDUT NATION 9 UNDECIDED   $600,000,000 Wage Increase Granted to Employes May Be Unsatisfactory.   UNIONS ARE DISAPPOINTED

GET $600,000,000 WAGE INCREASE   Union Leaders Disappointed, However, Billion Dollar Boost Was Not Given   OUTLOOK IS UNCERTAIN   Strike Question Probably Will  Be Submitted to Men; How  the Award Affects Them

WAGE AWARD -. UP T0 THE WEN   Brotherhood. Offigials fo: Sub. tit It to Referendum,   NOT PLEASED WITH INGREASE

Decision of Railway Labor Board Awarding $600,000,000 Wage Increase, Disappoints ' Brotherhood Officials and Referendum  Will Be Resorted to for Final Action   EXECUTIVES ASK RATE INCREASE

RAIL STRIKE IS UNCERTAIN NOW AFTER INGREASE   LEADERS TO SUBMIT SIX HUNDRED MILLION AWARD TO REFERENDUM

TE BOOST 1) FOLLOW WACE AWARD   gPer Cent. N eeded to Meet Increased Payroll   THERHOOD CHIEFS SAPPOINTED AT FAILURE TQ GET BILLION ASKED

U. S. Labor Board Adds $600000,000 to Road’s Yearly Pay Roll—Officials to Ask 18 Per Cent Advance   <RATE RAISES ARE LIKELY

WAGE AWARDS FAIL TO SATISFY UNIONS   BROTHERHOODS DON’T CONCEAL THEIR DISAPPOINTMENT.   Railroad Representatives Accept Decistom Philosophically and Begin Plans to Passe Increase On to Consumer.

TRIKE MENACE ONT REMOVED BY FAIL MEN  WAGE INCREASE   Brotherhood Officials Make No Attempt to Concea Their Disappointment Over Decision of Board.   PROBABLY WILL REFER THE QUESTION TO MEN   Award, Probably Without Recommendation, Will Ba Put Up to the Employes and Let Them Vote On It.

Plans Immediately Set on Foot for Passing $600,000,000 Addition to Wage Budget Along to Ultimate Consumer, Man Who Pays the Freight.

UNION MEN DISAPPOINTED OVER AWARD BUT SILENT; REFERENDUM IS EXPECTED   BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS HOLD ALL-DAY CONFERENCE BUT NO IMMEDIATE STRIKE TALK IS HEARD—INCREASE TOTALS SIX HUNDRED MILLIONS.

3600,000,000 ADVANCE FOR RAILROAD EMPLOYES   Brotherhood Chiefs Are Sorely Dis appointed, Expected to Pass the Decision to Workers’ Referendum

RAILWAY ~— EMPLOYES   HAVE NOT YET ACCEPTEI WAGE BOST   REFERENDUM IS HINTED   Rail Managers Propose 18 Per Cent Rate Increase

MESSENGER HELD AFTER $60,000 DIAMOND THEFT   Four Men Had Taken Gems  as He Was Leaving New Au Raab

. RRR DEMOCRATIC MEETING   '  Kansas University Club to Hear Speeches in Fraser Tonight

Serene eee aa ci YEYIOCRATIC MEETING   Kansas University. Club te Hear ' Speeches in Fraser Tonight

SUFFRAGE PASSES OKLAHOMA HOU!   JOINT RESOLUTION WITH A? BMERGENCY CLAUSE ATTACHED WINS, 74 TO 14,

aUFAAGE GETO Bb MAJORITY IN OKLA, HOUSE   CARRIES EMERGENCY PROVISION AND IS PROMPTLY SENT TO SENATE   House Refuses Motion To Send The Question To Referendam In August Primary

SUPFRAGE BY OKLANOMA HOUSE, :   Ratification Resolution Passed and  1? me wey Ore ee Oe ek Oe a te ok

NEW JERSEY LAW WILL NOT PREVENT ARREST!   FEDERAL INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSION .SAYS VIOLATORS OF DRY LAW WILL BE PROSECUTE)

TURES VICTORS IN A FIGHT   Wipe Out An Armenian Band, A Mesina, Asia Miner.

PROBE OF NEWS PRINT BODY ASKED RECPENED   ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS FED+ ERALTRADE-COMMISSION TO . RENEW INVESTIGATION.

WILLREOPEN  PAPER HEARING   TRADE COMMISSION ASKED TO CONTINUE PROBE,   Request Comes From the Unite States Attorney-General at Behest of Score of New: papers,

Paper Manufacturers Face New Inquiry   Attomey Gencral Asks Trade Com mission to Determine Whether Minko Have Lived Up to -Lereomonr,

‘WEDNESDAY AT THE MINES   Corn As Fuel Cheaper than Coal FarmersSay

OFFERED $500 T0 KEEP “MOUTH SHUT SAYS eR   Miss Mary Neely Testifies ‘Agains Cleveland Judge Accused of Murder .

WOMAN TESTIFIES IN TRIAL OF “JUDGE WHO FACES: MURDER « CHARGE   FRIEND FOR. SIXTEBN YEARS ‘TELLS JURY: SHE SAW DEFEND‘ANT SHOOT ..VICTIM IN: CLEVE“i, LAND STREETS) 0...

INDICATIONS  THERE WAS CONFUSION OVER REQUEST  To Send Naval Vessels to the Mexi  To Send Naval Vessels to the Mexican Coast   No Additional Ships Have Been Ordered to Mexico, Daniels Stated Today.

INDICAT  THERE WAS CONFUSION OVER REQUEST  To Send Naval Vessels to the Mexican Coast   No Additional Ships Have Been Ordered to Mexico, Daniele Stated Today.

REBEL WORKERS NOW IN CONTROL   Of Entire Industrial Re. gion Around Essen   RED ARMY OF 50,000   Jictoricusly Advancing’ on Wesel Where Last Rem. nants of Regular Troops are Concentrated — Conditions in Rhine Provinces Rapidly Approachine Soviet

RED GERMAN ARMY OF 50,000 ADVANCES ON REGULAR TROOPS   Reports Indicate Hundreds Are ’ Killed in Fighting Throughout Country.   WORKMEN IN PRACTICAL CONTROL OF ALL RHINE   Major General Von Luettwitz, of Kapp Revolt, is Placed Under Arrest.

NEW BATTLE RAGING NEAR ESSEN; 300 ARE KILLED AT EBERFELD   Whole Western District Reported in Control of Radicals— Violent Fight: ing Continues at Halle—Conditions Again Becoming Normal in Berlin.

REDSCONTROL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS   Disaster Will Follow if Troops Interfere Says Conenhagen Report      IREDS IN NEED OF FOOD   Essen is Menaced by Famine; Red Flag Over the Town Hall

BIG AED ARMY [a MARCHING ON WESE   Entire Industrial Region About Essen in Hands of Revolu. tionary Workmen---Dorster and Valsum Taken.

OODSTUFFS ARE SOUGHT FROM DUTCH   Troop Movements to Surround Essen Area in Progress—Bitter Fighting Continues on Lower Right Bank of Rhine.

ERMANS IN  ( ~ DEATH GRIPS   Many Killed In Violent Civil War.   COMMUNISTS ARE GAINING   Have Army of 100,000 Men and Control Nearly All of Western Germany.

WILLIS SEEKING HARDING’S PLACE   Friend Of ‘Former Governo! Files Declaration Of Candidacy In Columbus

$2500 REWARD FOR BERGDOLL’S CAPTURE   No Clues Yet Obtained As to Whereabouts of Draft Evader Who Escaped Guards

GIVE REWARD FOR GROVER BERGDOLL   Attorneys For Philadelphia Draft Evader Anxious To Anprehend Him.

$2500 REWARD   Offered By Bergdoll's Attorney’s Fo His Apprehension

WAGES CLOSE SHOE PLANTS   Factory Owners in Masnchusetts They Can’t Meet Workers’ Demande.

Demand for More Wages at Marblehead Will Probably Stop Industry for a- While

FILM STARS SIGN ~~ FOR NEW ROLES   WEDDED-AT. GREENWICH, CT.   Dorothy "Gish, ‘and’ Constance = Talmadge-Take Husbands, But ‘Will Continue in the Movies

STANDARD OIL CO. LOSES FIGHT WITh LA, INDEPENDENTS   Oil Pipe Lines Declared Com mon Carriers, Under Control R. R. Commission.

ARE: COMMON CARRIERS       Louisiana Pipa Lines Ruled to be Com: mon Carriers.

COUNTY RETURNS ON MC MASTER-RICHARDS   8,000 AMERICANS NOW IN GERMANY   NEARLY 400 OF THEM ARE WOMEN —SPECIAL CARS TAKE THEM OUT OF WAR AREA

-FUTRALL PLEADS FOR STATE UNIVERSITY   Says Institution Needs More Adequate Equipment

DECISIVE, DEFEAT FOR WILSON LEAGUE VIEW OF PARIS PRESS   &merican Election Day, Says La Libertie, was a Bad Day for Socialism and the Seciety of Nations; Conse quences be, Felt Throvighout World.

VIEWPOINT OF: THE “; FRENCH ‘PRESS ON ROUT.OF AMERICAN      sn ee ‘Tired : Of - ‘One      “ Democracy’ Says: Swi  ‘Deago  ©

PHARMACIST 1a CHARGEH WT KILLING SPOUSE   BODY OF WOMAN WAS FOUND  CONCEALED TN SAND; TELLS STORY TO THE POLICE.

WOMANS BODY FOUND BURIED IN SANDS OF SEA-SHORE: HUSBAND PIACED UNDER ARREST

FOUND BODY OF ~ WOMAN IN SAND   Husband Said He Had “No Money So He Buried Wife Himself

SEVERE STORMS RAGING IN WES]   CLOUD BURST *IN KANSAS AND STINGING BLIZZARDS IN DAKOTA

SEVERE STORM DISTURBANCES THROUGHOUT MIDDLE WES)   Four Persons Killed in Wind Storr in Colorado—Much Damage to Property Reported,

Battle Followed—Offices and Private Killed   Report Dublin Armory Raided Denied — Commons Lifte @nenension of Devlin

BANDITS ~ GAGGED GUARD   Town Night Watchman Bound While Masked Men Rip Open Safety Devosit Boxes.

Town Night Watchman Bound Whil Masked Men Rip Open Safety Deposit Boxes,

PARIS REVELS IN LOW PRICES*   (ommoadities in buers Dew tee ( on. tieer ta Decline.

Hundred Million Dollars for Financing the Crop is Proposed Taking Wool Tradé Away From Boston and ‘Make Chicago Wool Center   Trend of Prices in Foodstuff Lines Generally Downward Coffee Sells Cheap.

MYTHICAL MAN IS PUT ON STAND   Argument in Newberry Triai Stil in Progress

PLACE AS SECRETARY OF STATE OFFERED HUGHES   Only Condition That He Assist in Fermina a New World Association of Nations.

DENIES HUGHES IS SLATED FOR CABINET POST   Harding Says Former Chiet Justice Hasn’t Been Named   Rumor Said Hughes To Be Secretary of State

HARDING DENIES~ OFFERING: HUGHES STATE PORTFOLIO   Characterizes the. Report as - a Bit of Holiday.  Ee 8

President-elect Is De luged ‘With Récom: mendations.   PRESSURE GROWS STRONGER DAILY   Some of The Men Who Are Being Considered For Cabinet Portfolios.

HUGHES DENIES it HAS CABINET JOB   Published Stories Are Irrespon:sible Rumors, Hughes Declares.

HUGHES SAID TO HAVE BEEN OFFERED PLACE   Has Conditional Offer to Become Secretary of State in Cabinet, Washington Report Says   HARDING’S COMMENT ON IT

HARDING ASKS: HUGHES TO BE SECY. OF STATE      WASHINGTON SAYS HITCHES iS NOT CONSIMTIUNG THE uUEFERP          CONDITIONAL UBGX WORKING WITH HARDING FOR NEW SOLITATION OF NATIE

nUGHES DENIES CABINET OFFEE   Says Story Is an Irrespousible Ru “mor ‘and Will Not Discuss at

HARDING DENIES HUGHES CHOSEN   Calls Fiction Report That For_mer Justice To Be Sec. ‘of State

HUGHES MAY BE SECRETARY STATE   RUMOR DENIED BUT THOUGHT POSSIBLE

Would Unite Moral Influence of Great Powers Against War      Hughes Leading Possibility: for State Offices Dawes for Treasury; Hoover Said to Be Under Consideration.

HUGHES NOT OFFERED PLACE IN CABINE]   Characterizes Stories As Irre sponsible Rumors—Harding Also Makes Denial.

CABINET PLACE MUGH TALKED OF   But So Far Nothing Official Has Been Announced as to Members.   SOME POSSIBILITIES, SOME PROBABILITIES   "Phe Charles E. Hughes for Secretary of State Talk is Arita -Promatnra

THE WELL KNOWN LEADER IS SAID TO EE CON. SIWERING THE OFFER.   An Informal Understanding Thine Only Two Members of the Hard: ing Cabinet Wilt Come :  _ From Senate. e

‘COMPLETE FICTION,” _ SAYS HARDING   President-Elect Comments Upon Re port. That Hughes Muay Be See.  retary of ‘States Oe

HUGHES MAY BE THE Se GRE TARY INQER HARDING   Former Chief Justice Said to Be Slated for the Cabinet

HARDING DENIES THAT HE SELECTED HUGHES   Terms Announcement ‘‘Holiday Fiction Writing.”

HUGHES OFFERED CABINET PLACE   Harding Makes Conditional Offer O State Portfolio to Former G. O. P. Candidate.

HUGHES WILL NOT DISCUS   DECLARES THAT STORIES THAT HE HAS ACCEPTED THE POSITION AS SECRETARY OF STATE ‘ARE RUMORS,

REPORTED THAT HUGHES OFFERED —.- SEG’Y STATE   In vn Statement Says He Toes No Care to Discuss Report or Kunor

SECRETARY OF STATE OFFERED C. E. HUGHES   Offer Conditioned on Recantation of Position on , League is Report.   STORY DENIED BY HARDING

HUGHES DENIES HE HAS BEEN TENUERED PLAGE IN HARDING'S GABINE]   PRESIDENT-ELECT ALSO) DENTES PUBLISHED REPORTS OF HUGHES APPOINTMENT,

MET DEATH BY SAW      AW MILI, WORKER . FELL ON BUZZ SAW.   Met) Vatimety th Near Ke  World War Vere : 1

Mel DEATH bY oAl   SAW MILI, WORKER FELL ON BUZZ SAW.   World War VetCran Met  Untimely Death Near Kempton,

POLITICS BOILING IN SEVERAL STATES   Both Parties : Choosing Their Candidates

J, SAE PRIMARIES Oh TODAY   Enrelled Republicans and Democrats “Gast Votes For Candidates Seeking Nominations

STATE WIDE PRIMARY. IN NEW YORK TODA’   Large Vote Predicted in Contests for’ Governor, United States “Senator, and Both Houses. of Legislature.

 PICK THEIR CANDIDATES   Mrs. Boole Seeking Seat of Senator Wadsworth  in Primary Election Held Today.

VOTERS FLOCK TO POLLS IN MANY STATES TODAY   Bitter Primary Fights Ended in Dlinols, Colorado, Louisiana and  Other States—Lowden-Thompson Factions in Hard Contest . For Control.of Tlinois Republican Party.

N.Y. VOTERS  PICK THEIR  CANDIDATES   Mrs. Boole Seeking Seat of Senator Wadsworth in Primary Election  Held Today.

NEW YORK PRIMARY TODAY   Senator Jim Wadsworth Is Opposed By the Snffrawe Advocates.

SPORT SULLWVANTO REVEAL THE BRAINS DE GAMBLERS PLOT  TO BRIBE PLAYER’   Weaver, McMullin, Fefsch and  Risberg Will Fight Charges and  Have Employed Counsel

- THE FIGHT OVER PRICES.   Court Must Pass on Jadgment of Fair Price Committce.:

McShane’s Victory Is Indicated   Holds Lead of 2,500 in Early Returns

ORLEANS WIPES OUT RING'S RULE; WADSWORTH WINS   HERE’S LATEST REPORTS FROM BITTER FIGHTS IN SEVEN STATES

STILL AT SEA ON THE TAX MUDDLE   Governor Goodrich and State Officials are Trying to Find a Way Out   WHAT IT WILL DO  State and Counties Will Lose About Twenty Per . Cent of Tax Collected

A Mn reeset, oe  FO REEMENT ON MINE WARES   Mediation of Conference to Be Insisted Upon if Settlement Is Not Reached   NILL NOT TOLERATE A STRIKE AT THIS TIME   ANTHRACITE MEN ARE TOL! COUNTRY CANNOT SUBMIT TO ANOTHER INTERRUPTION OF INDUSTRY. °*

WILGON YOOUES AN EDIGT 10 MIVERS   Must Reach Agreement o _ Submit Dispute to Adjust ment Committee.   Strike Will Not Be Tolerated While the Commission s At Work.

MUST NOT STRIKE   Anthracite Coal Dispute May Go 4, Gnornial Commission.

Tells Why Roosevelt  Was Named   lerits Of Meredith, Murdoc} And Colby Are Discussed By Leaders   famous Name And Qualities Of Candidate Expected To Prove Asset

NUGENT HELPED PICK ROOSEVELT AS A WINNER   Believed Him to Be Vote Get ter in the ‘East -. and West   COLBY SIDETRACKED IN SPITE OF HEARST   TWO ROOSEVELTS: FOLLOWED SAME PATHWAY TO: SUCCESS; NOMINEE FOE OF BOSS RULI

COX MANAGERS PICK ROOSEVELT   Anti-Tammany Record of Assistant Secretary of the Navy and His Popularity May Win Many Votes.  _ Says Lawrence.   OTHER CANDIDATES QUIT RACE AFTER LEADERS’ PARLEY

TO GIVE-STRENETE FOTCKET WN FASS      Ris Relece tion as Vice Presider tial Candidate for Democrats . to Satisty McAdoo.    FIOKED BY OLD LEADERS 1 AT CONVENTION ROSTRUM   Lawrence Thinks the Episode -of Mo Minor. Importance: to . National .Politics.   $8 POPULAR WITH THE NAVY   Dox, However, Becausa-of Wet : Betidency, Must Fight Hard ‘the West and Far West.

NO XMAS PARTY FOR KAISER   Daujnter and Husband Forced to Leave Holland by Financial Tangle.

DR.DORTEN 1S RELEASED   GERMAN GOVERNMENT GIVES SEPARATIST FREEDOM AFTER ALLIED WARNING.

CHARGES NAMES   PROSECLTION SCORES AT NEW BERRY TRIAL—EVIDENCE 18 DAMAGING.

DRATORICAL AND READING   CONTESTS TO BE STAGED HERE SATURDAY EVE   HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS   Of South Central Association To Compete for Honors

SULDIERS QUELL DISTURBANCES   Federal Troops Were Rushec to Thacker and Chattero\ Tuesday Night and Early Wednesday.

MONEY LINELY 10 Gt WOU UNDTING AN INVESTIGATE   Nation Doubts Whether All Donors Are Inspired by Patriotism   POISON PROPAGANDA AGAINST H. HOOVER   Newberry Incident Brings Unpleasant Thoughts to General's Contributors

DECLINES THEHONOR       McAROO, . WILSON'S is NOTA C,   Bryan Going te. Wun nate! ihe Liquor Questio

JEGLINES THE HONGR   WMeADOO, WILSON'S SON-IN-LAW, is XOT A CANDIDATE.   Bryan Going to Hluminate 1 Liquor Question

a Te TONEW LOW      ii i in Credits Carries Spec lation to Paralyzing - Weakness   STANDARD ISSUES HIT BY GENERAL MOVEMENT   Liberty. Three- and -a-Halfs  Drop to Point One-and-a-Half  “oie Than Record For “This U.S, Security

GIFT OF $400,000 10 ‘LFCION BY Y. MC:   MONEY REPRESENTS SURPLUS IN POST CANTEEN BUSINESS: IN FRANCE. °

SHARES A: E. F. SURPLUS WITH AMERICAN LEGION   Y. M. C. A. Pays $400,000 of $500,000 Promised, Balance To Be Given Later

Y. M. C. A. GIVES LEGION $490,600 GIFT FUND   Turns Over to Veterans Large Part of Canteey Ineome Profits From France.

Sum Represents Surplus From ‘Operations of Canteens and Exchanges.

GERMAN SOCIALISTS SPLIT QVER SOVIE   German Government Expelts Delegates After Radical Wing Joins Internationale

GLENWOOD DEFEATS MALVERN AGAIN   Glenwood High Met Malvern High. or Local Diamond Tuesday Afternoon Deefeating Them 21 to 8

U. S. LEAVES COAL PAY OPEN   Government Not to Interfere With An. thracite Wage, Says Secretary Wilson.

ELABORATE CEREMONIES AT HYDe PARK TODAY      E a BS Sleepy Hudson River Village ' Awakes to Notify Roosevelt of: Nomination.   10.000 PEOPLE ATTENDING    Homer Cummings Delivers Notifi cation and the Candi‘ date Replies.

TWO PROBLEMS BEFORE NATION   Says Roosevelt in Accepting Democratic Nomination For Vice Presidency.   GREAT CROWD HYDE PARK   Relations With The World And Need of Organized Progress at Home, Strong For League of Nations.

DISTINGUISHED PART} LEADERS AND NEIGH BORS FLOCK TO ANCES TRAL SITR.   In Acceptance Speech. Nominec Dwells on International and Domestic Problems.

HYDE PARK ALL READY FOR THE NOTIFICATION   Pictures of Roosevelt and Bunting Give Holiday Appearance to City.   Roosevelt Home Furnishes Pretty Natural Setting for  Ceremony—Weather dick

ROOSEVELT GIVEN DEM. NOTIFICATION   Candidate for Vice- Presidency ’ Makes Speech of ‘Accept--?. ance Today -

ROOSEVELT HOME IS LIVELY TODAY   Quaint Hyde Park Becomes Center of Mad Celebration... as Nominee Is Notified:

Replying to Cummins the Democratic Running Mate . of Governor Cox :Standg e for Party’s Platform

THOUSANDS OUT TO © ATTEND ROOSEVELT EXERCISES TODAY   Formal Notification Ceremony Hel at Hyde Park Is Attended by  Democratic Notables.   CANDIDATE RE-ECHOES COX: WILSON LEAGUE BELIEFs

Ideal Weather Marks Impressive Ceremonies at Candidate’s Home Today.   PARTY LEADERS AND NEIGHBORS PRESENT   Ceremonies Took Place or Spacious Terrace of the Roosevelt Estate.   The text of Wr, Roosevelt's address appears in full on page 2  af thie feene.

Fully 10,000 Guests Expected During Day at Springwood, Roosevelt Ancestral Home—-Democratic Party Leaders and Life-Long Neighbors of Vice Presidential Candidate Attended—-Program Exceptionally Brief.

ROOSEVELT TODAY FORMALLY NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION   Party Leaders and Neighbors Gather for Ceremony at Home of Candidate   ACBEPTS 6. 0. P, CHALLENGE ON THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   League Necessary to Make a Real Peace He Says

BYERS IN KEY~-NOTE-ADDRESS   Declares Machinery of State Antiquat ed and Qut cf Date

Land Leasing Billi and Measure for Aid of lowa Farmer Are Urged by Keynoter; Limit on Money Spent in Campaign Is Sought in Speech.

BYERS IN KEYNOTE ADDRES:   Declares Machinery of State Antiqua: ed and Out of Date .

Mirrors, Reflect Dying Nod of Man. Wedgedin Bottom of 74 Foot Well

CHICAGO LOOKS FOR RENT SLUMP BEFORE WINTEI   Old Days of Rent Conces sions Are Said to Be Coming Back

TRY TO LYNCH NEGRO IN OHIO   Black Charged With Murder Is Shot Twice Before Being Captured by the Police.

HARDING TALKS ON THE LEAGUE TO MANY WOMEN   ‘I would rather ‘Break the Heart of the World’ Than Destroy the Soul of the United States,” he Said.

HARDING 3 INITIAL PUBLIC ALLUSION TO PROHIBITION   Failure to Enforce Dry Law Condemned by Senator in Front Porch Speech.

LAW ENFORCEMENT A FUNDAMENTAL CF SOCIAL PROGRESS   Harding Says All Should Con. demn Failure to Make Prohibition Prohibit.   FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE FAVORED   Opposition Proclaimed, However, to Concentration of Too Much Authority in Washington — Speaks to Women From Many Parts of Country

WOMEN CALL ON SENATOR AT HIG HOME IN MARIOA   G. 0. P. Candidate Says He Is Not in Favor of “That”  Covenant, in Discussing Nation’s Leanne

MUST ENFORCE PROHIBITION.   Senator Harding Denounces Amy Aft  tempt Vo Ignore Statutes.

AGAINST CENTRALIZATION   Senator Harding Opposes Loss of Local Self Government-—for Dry Enforcement.

HARDING HAS A PROGRAM OF SOCIAL JUSTICI   First, Allusion to Prohibition Since - His Speech of Acceptance. Humane Regulation of Labor Conditions,

: Makes Filet Reference to This Question; Tell: fomen’s Delegation He. Can Not Subscribe te iitcan tandus af Natiana, -

HARDING ALLUDES TO PROKIBITION   Must Condimi Failure to En force Dry Acts, He Says.

HARDING CONDEMNS IX   'N FRONT PORCH SPEECH CANDLE DATE OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE.

ON SOCIAL JUSTICE   Harding Outlines. Program Mentions Prohibition

FINDS HER $75,000 HUBBY A COOK   Mrs. William Hoffman Reunited in Massillon With Husband

HUNDREDS DEAD FROM HUN RIOTS   IN MINING DISTRICTS OF GERMANY MANY ‘WERE KILLED AS RESULT OF COLLISIONS WITH TROOPS   WHLE EBERT GOVERNMENT IS ONCE MORE IN CONTROL OF AFFAIRS FEELING OF OPPOSITION IS INTENSE

TORCH AWAITED FOR NEW REVOLT IS ONE VERSION   Reds Whipped, Say Other, Reports; Ebert ct Canital

: WINS FEATURE.      avorite Driven Bs Geers Capture: . ks’ Club Prot.

LARGER PORTIONS   Restaurants and Tea Rooms to Give More fer the Money.   THISIS PLAN IN CHICAGO

Restaurateur Hangs Onto Price, But Will  Ce ansin J meen Pine irvens

GAVE BLOOD TO SAVE VICTIM   But Man Shot by Hrother-in-Law  Snccombs to Wounds.

Assailant Gives Blood in Effort to Save Life of Man He Shot Earlie

CONFERENCES LASTING INTO THIS MORNING   SAID TO HAVE BEEN CONSIDER, ED AVAILABILITY OF THE DARK HORSES.   Overtures From Wood to Johnson Re ported For Purpose of Preventing Lowden Victory.

PARTY HEALS CONFER TILL EARLY HOUR   CompromiseOffers from towden and Wood Carried toJohnson  jeadquarters,

TAKE ACTION AGAINST SUSPENSION OF 5 SOCIALIST MEMBERS OF N. Y. LEGISLATURE

PALMER DEFENDS HIS FAIR PRICE FIXING   “Iexercise of Lawful Discretion” Attorney General Tells House Judiciary Conmnittee Today.

PALMER DEFENDS FAIR PRICE. IDEA   Attorney General Tells House Judic jiary Comnitittee Action Does Not Amount to Fixina Prices.

PALMER PLEADS ‘NOT GUILTY" AS SUGAR PIRATE   Defends Acceptance of “Fair’’ Prices by Department of Justice   i7 TO 18 CENT SUGAR   iF SUGAR AGREEMENT IS CRIME WHOLE “FAIR PRICE” SYSTEM IN EVERY CITY iS, HE SAYS.

PALMER DEFENDS AGREEMENT WITH SUGAR GROWERS   Declares Action in Fixing Seven. teen and Eighteen Cents as Fair Price Saved Millions   FAIR PRICES WERE FIXED BY STATE COMMITTEE HE SAYS   Marked Point Above Which Prices Couid Not be Raised

HIGH PRICE OF POTATOES   hederal Officers Say There I< No Excuse for Advance.

JAP BILL 10 SAVE LIVING FROM CREMATION   Introduction of Measure in Die Causes Sensation—-Many Said to Have Been Burned Alive.

MISSING BONDS TURN UP AT GARY   Ten $10,000 U. S. Certificates Believed Stolen From Slain Messenger, Located

Appearance of $100,000  U. S. Bond Certificates Puzzles Detectives.   Suspect Bonds Were Part of Loot Stolen In Illmois Cit.

MYSTERIOUS APPEARANCE Cr BIG MONEY IN INDIANA CITY CAUSES MUCH SPECULATION

FRANCE WORRIED OVER CONTINUED FALL OF FRANCS   Adverse Trade Balance Given as. Cause’ for . the Situation. _

POLES AND UDG oth PLETE PLAN   REDS PROBABLY WILL CONCENTRATHE EMFORTS AGAINST BARON WRANGEL NOW,

POLAND, RUSSIA WORK DRAFTING OF PEACE TERMS   Polish - Lithuanian Mili tary Operations Also Have Ceased.

PULIoHaDVIET ~PARLEY TAKING ON FINAL FORN   France: Wonders - “What ’ Wit Be Effect on-Wrangel Bown South -

POLICE SCARCHNG re THE STARCH   ;  Who Was Companion of Rick  Young Man Mysteriously   Murdered in Hotel.

Leeds’V. Waiters, Member of Prominent Rhode Island Family Was. Accompanied by Strange Man.   OTHERS ALARMED BY NOISE OF FIGHT   Suspect Fled Quickly During Excitement Following th Tragedy in Which Rob bery Was Not Motive.

LION [9 A NUISANCE   Trustees Forced by Law t Continue in Charae of It indefinitely.

MAN WHO REFUSED MILLION GOT IDEA FROM -GREENWIC   Trustees Decide to Hold Mon. ey for His Heirs; Embarrassed by Refusal.

Greenwich Village Blamed For Attitude of Garland   Trustee of Million-Dollar Estate Says Action of Eccentric Heir Sets Precedent—Trusteeship Probably Will Be Continued indefinitely —Hope He Wil Change His Mind.

SPURNED MILLION NOW BOTHERSOME      TRUSTEES NOW WONDERING WHAT TO DO.

00K FORWARD 0 STATEMENT FROM THE GOVERNMENT      Both Strikers And Rail Heads Interested In: Government Action   DRASTIC ACTION IS NOW EXPECTED   Metting At Kansas City of Railway Unions Is Of Equal Interest.

IMPORTANT DEVELOPEMENTS IN STRIKE ARE DUE TODA   Conference Of Union Leaders At Kansas City, Spread 0 Trouble In East, Senate Probe And Statement Of Govern ment’s Position Are Day's Big Phases,

NEGOTIATIONS ON COMPROMISE ARE BEGUN BY SOLONS   No Agreement Is Reached on Reservation Program, But Ratifying Prospects Are Brighter, Is Claim.   MEET AGAIN TODAY   Democrats Make Unsuccessful  Attempt to Elect Party Leader —Tie Vote Is  ~ Reached in Two Ballots.

COMPROMISE NOW SEEMS PROBABLE ON PEACE TREAT}   Bi-Partisan Conference Revives Hopes of Early Settlement: Fight for Senate Leadership Is Unsettled.

SIGNS BRIGHT KOR THE PACT   RATIPICATION OF THE TREATY MAY YET COME AROTT.   COMPROMISE SPIRIT IS STRONG   EVEN SENATOR LepGr ApMrrs PROSPERCTS BETTER.   Vryan Back ie the Pray With a New ) Plan Pvelvwed te Emad the Dead iechk-—Ninerity lLeader : ahip t asetiled.

TAKE UP LODGE RESERVATIONS   Republican and Democratic Senators Hold Conference.   HOPE OF AGREEMENT RENEWED

DEMOS IN DEADLOCK OVER OWNERSHIE   Hitchcock and Underwood Support ers Vote Tie--Look for Treaty Ratification,

LEADERS GONE ON COMPROMS IN TREATY   Meeting of Democrats and Republicans Termed by Lodge . As “First Practical Step” Toward Solution

LONG STEP 18 TAKEN IN PACT COMPROMISING   lParty Leaders Meet to Go Over Points of Great   Difference.

Hope fcr Settlement of Treaty Question Renewed in Senate Circles—-Democrats Fail to Elect Leader—Another Caucus Planned After Carter Glass Takes Seat.

Informal Conference Between - leaaing Men in Both Parties Discuss Plan.   HITCHCOCK AND LODGE TAKE PART IN MEETING   Bryan Gives His Views to Re~ publicans in Senate-Outlines Plan to Take Pact Out of Politics,

RENEWED HOPE FOR TREATY COMPROMISE   FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS TOWARD AGREEMENT ON RESERVATIONS INAUGURATED.   BIPARTISAN © CONFERENCE   Four Republican and Five Democratic Leaders Hold Round Table Session; Meet Again Saturday.

(OOGE CONFERS  EES   Bi- Partisan’ Treaty” Conference . Held With Leaders‘of' Both . - Factions Participating.       BRYAN AGAIN ON THE SCENE   Confers With Both’ Republicans ne and Democrats, “Urging . "Them to Apres.

Hope zr Sattlement of Treaty Question Renewed in Senate Circles —Democrats ‘Fail: io Bicdt Leader—-Anothér’ Gaucng Planned After Garter  ye Mba Soot. a

MORE TALK HEARD OF A cOMPROMIS!   Of Some Kind In the Matte Of The Treaty   DEADLOCK REMAINS

SENATE LEADERS CONFER ON PAUT   Renewed Hope for Compromise Agreement on Treaty  Brought Closer   DEMOCRATS FAIL TO SELECT FLOOR LEADER

DONFERENGE FIRST PRACTICAL STEP FIR COMPROMISE   Formal Negotiations Inaugurated at Bipartisan Round Table Gathering.   DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO ELECT MINORITY LEADER   liryan Visits Capitel te Urge Opposing Factions (8 Get Tegether—-Sugkests Republicans be Allowed to Kutify Treaty Alone and Accept Responsibility is Not Compromised,

AUCUS HELD UF UN NINETEEN TIE   Democrats Fail to Make Choice of Leaders   ROUND TABLE CONFAB   Bi-Partisan Conference of Senate Leaders is Held at which Formal Negotiations Toward Compromise on Tteaty Reservations are Inaugurated. No Aocreement Yet.

START TOWARD A -COMPROMISE      3i- Partisan Senate-Conference Inaugurates Plan “Where: by Finat. Agreeinent—Witl Doubticss Be: Rea ed — “Bryan Pleads With enub Hébans. - at

DEMOCRATS WITHOUT LEADER   Caucus Unable to Choose Between Hitchcock and Underwood, Vote Standing a Tie, 19 to 19.   PROGRESS MADE ON TREATY COMPROMISE

AEUEL FLAMEO OWEEP IRELAND   Government Buildings in Many) Irish Cities Are Destroyed.   BURN 61 POLICE BARRACKS   Twenty-One Revenue Offices Raidec and Important Records Destroyed ~~ Fires Reported in Dublin, J Belfast and Cork.

REBEL TORCH SWEEPS OVER _ OLD IRELAND   Royal Buildings in Many Cities of lreland Are Destroyed on Easter Day.   IMPORTANT RECORDS BURNED   Ginn Fein Fircs in Dublin, Belfast and Cork Are Reply to Government's Diepiay of Force—Iincendiar. itm Well Organized.

REBEL TORCH SWEEPS ERIN   Royal Buildings in Many Cities o! Ireland Are Destroyed on Easter Day. °   IMPORTANT RECORDS BURNED   Sinn Fein Fires tn Dublin, Belfast and Cork Are Reply to Government’a_ Display of Force-—Incendiar=” * lam Well Organized.

THOUSANDS 0 F MOURNERS PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO MACSWINEY   Mounted Policemen Lead Funeral March From the Great Cathedral   CROWD 1S ORDERLY   Sinn Fein Soldiers Throw Off Disguise Before the  Altar

GREAT FUNERAL TENDERED LORD MAYOR OF CORK   Heart Rending Scenes Mark Services For Terence MacSwiney   CHURCH IS CROWDED   Thousands Attend Last Rites For Man Who Gave Up Life.

10,000 AT M’SWINEY FUNERAL   Four Uniformed Sinn Feiners With Swords - at-Altar —   WIFE COLLAPSES

HOWIAGE (6 PAID TO weacswiey   ‘Puneral Services Conducted  Today Amid Scenes of   Heart Rending Emotion.   ‘DRAMATIC INCIDENT  IN THE CATHEDRAL   Widow of the Late Lord Mayor Collapses After Uuderroine Terrihla Strain

ENGLAND PROTECTS MAIL - + JNIRELANDE      Elaborate Precautions Taken in Cork And Other Irish Centers When Mails Are Posted,

ALLEGED SLAYER OF DENTON IS “IN COUNTY JAI   His Trial Has Been Set For November 99   REFUSED TO TESTIFY BEFORE JURY

DATA FOR SNAPPY, UNIFORMS   Wag Department Has More Than 100,“000 Soldiers Measufed to Obtain Better Fits.

TO HAVE SNAPPY UNIFORMS   Unele Sam Measures 100,000 Soldiers for Better Fits.

BERGER LICKED   Notorious Socialist is Defeat ed for Congress in Milwaukee District.

GOVERNMENT SEIZES KENTUCKY DISTILLERY   Charges of Attempted FPraad Aboe'

SECOND ‘‘SOVIETARK” HELD UP FORA TIM   Must Secure Permission ¢ Gonstantinople Authorities.

In Trial Of John Allen   Is Now Offering Its Tes. timony In Cincinnati  Court

THIRD CAR IS HINTED AT  la Trial OF John Allen THE DEFENSE   Is Now Offering its Tes: timeny In Cincinnati Court   THE DEFENSE

FUNERAL OF BARBER TOTO BE SATURDAY   Estate of Millionaire Match Maker Estimated at From Four to Ten Milhons.

WHITLOCK WAS OFFERED. AIG SUM TO LEAVE. HIS: POSITION IN - BELGIUM   Claim Made'In Berlin. That Ameiican. Minister Was Urged To  Lecture In Favor Of: German D4.      WILSON’S NAME MENTIONED

Wanted Him to Quit Post in Belgium and Lecture in Behalf of German Rule for That Country.  COL, HOUSE CALLED “VERY DISCREET” Von Bernstoff Said He Would Continue to Treat  President’s Adviser in a ‘Wilatory Manner.”

Ten Killed By  Steamer Explosion   Tank Steamer GT, Crowe, With Ono Vumleed Persons Aboard Blown Uo—Per iled,. a

Ten. Killed By  Steamer Explosion   Tink Steamer GR. Crowe, With One Himdred. Persons Aboard Blown Up—Ten Killed, :

JAP CALLS WAR TALK SILLY   Member of the Japanese Diet Visits the Office of Governor of California.

NAY BE ISSUED BY COAL COM MISSION  Rar Ratailare Whore (9 9% Marain ic   For Retailers Where $2.25 Margin is Not Sufficient   But the Chairman Says There Will be No Other Modification of the Order   175 Appeala Prepared by Retailers for Filing but Many Withdrawn.

NEW COAL ORDER FORTHCOMING I LATEST REPORT   ADEQUATE MARGIN FOR RETAIL COAL DEALERS FOR HANDLING COAL WILL BE ALLOWED.   PRESENT MARGINIS TOO SMALL   The Commission Continues Hearing of Protests From Retail Coal Dealers.

THE PEACE TREATY 10 BE UP AGAIN   THE DEMOGRATS MAY eaucHs   Republicans Chain Twenty-two Dem mrats Willing to Support  Lodge Reservations,

SENATE DEMOS MAY CHANGE _FRONT-ON PACI   Movement for Caucus Said te Presage. Possible Shift of” Policy on Treaty Reservations.      THE OPINIONS DIFFER   Republicans See Opponents Comin: To Their View but Democrats Deny This a Possibility.

SOME DEMOCRATS   . ee pee a wp tt tan ‘THE SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF LODGE VIEWS SEEMS GROWING 2 bs ‘ . 3 34 *y   Fa . oe SENATORS  WHO WAVE! FO ‘LOWED WILSON: ASK CATE s.   It May be That Enongh of Then . WAN Join Republicans td  a Ratify: the Treaty. - 

DEMOCRATS BEGIN MOVEMENT TO   SHIFT TREATY FIGHT POSITION,   Administration Leaders Showing Willingness to Attend Proposed Caucus; Republicans Watching Events Claim Twenty Two Democrats.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TALK OF PARTY CAUCIIS      Possible Shift in Stand or Treaty Reservations Thought te be Back of Movement.

DEMOCRAT. SOLONS MAY HOLD CAUCUS   Talk “Considering” - Possible shit hs In: Treaty: Policy . Conti oa In -Washineton:

Movemont. is, ‘Said to. :Have Strong Backing and Would © Propose to Changé Poliey       REPUBLICANS ARB = WATCHING CLOSELY.   Senite, Discussion, of Treaty, Yester day. Side. Tr acked But Several Group Mect ings Hold Ontside.

On Shoe Prices Due to Hit Tobeggan —Experts Say Market Doesa’t Warrant Present Prices.

REAR ADMIKAL = ‘MAYO TESTIFIES - AGAINST SIMS   He Has No Criticism of Navy Department

AGAIN TRE SAVY RO:   ADMERAL OE4Y0O) DIFPEBS WIT? SENS PN SOME PHENGS,   But Ne Also’ Wroie th Seeretary Dan. : fels CilGietsinge Che Method of  Making Awards. 

woop AGREES TO DEBATE.      Accepts Senator Polndexter's . Challenge in Sonth Dakota. 

KILLED BY MEXICAN ‘BANDITS   Friends of Gonner Depew Receive Word of His Death.

Labor Messages From Cox, Gompers  i * * x * & * * &  atin Candidate Re- Assuring

Polish Offensive Continues Unchecked  ADVANCE 50 MILES  Reds are Using Terrorist Meihods

POLIS ENCIRGLING MOVE SHUTS. OFF RED RETREAT; CAUGHT IN BOTTLENECK   Reds Charge Poles Delay Minsk Conference Hoping for Com.plete Military Victory   Warsaw Charges German Citizens Co operating With Bolsheviki Forces in the Occupied Territory

RED FORCE   Bolshevik Army Is Entrapped North of Warsaw and Poles Are Pressing Their Advan. tare. .   SOVIET (IS EAGER FOR PEACE. SAYS DELEGATE   Russian Troops, Fleeing Be. fore Poles, Cause Soviet t Seok to Rend ~ Warfare Poles Holding: Oct.

BERLIN HOTEL GUESTS WASH IN WINE; STRIKERS STOP WATER   Cafes Without Food Service—Top-Hatted Diplomats Rustling Grub and Oil Stoves While Beards Grow Long Awaiting End of Barber Strike

OLIIMAN HUILL WORKEHD QUIT; FHOCK-GOATED DIPLOMATS COOK UWN MEALS: 19 SLAIN IN GLASH   Rioting at Staglitz and Charlottenburg, Suburbs of  Berlin; Many Killed and Wounded; Encounters at Kiel; Several Naval Officers Shot in the Fighting About Central Postoffice: Troops Parade Streeta

Foreign Digmitaries In Berlin. Scrambling For  ; Food As Cooks Quit Jobs

H0G PRICES AGAIN ON BIG SLUMP   Kansas City Receipts Touch 20,000, With Drop of From 30 to 40 Cents,

HOGS DROPPED   $1 on the Indianapolis Market Today, Going to $10.   Indianapolis, Nov. 23—Hog prices dropped $1 today, going at $10.

WILL PLAGE W. 6, M’ADOO'S NAME BEFORE CONVENTION   ‘His Supporters Decide to Bunch  Their Votes for Him From the First Ballot.

DEMOCRATS CHOP WET PLANK INTO KINDLING WOOD   Wilson’s Chief Aid Head: Platform Body Which Favors Drys   BRYAN STIL” PASSIVE   COMMONER PRESENTS “TRIED AND TRUE” REMEDY FOR LABOR DISPUTES.

WADOO'S NAME 10 BE PRESENTED AT EARLIEST MOMENT   Kansas City Editor and Minister to Place Former Secretary Before Convention in ’Frisco,   WORKERS PASS THE WORD:   Backers Decide that “‘Strengtl Might ,as Well Be. Bunched’ When Opportunity Comes.   “NO WAY TO AVOID IT”.   Certain that Some ' Delegates Would Cast ‘Their Votes fer Him Under Any Circumstances.

M’ADOO’S NAME WILL BE FORMALLY PLACED BEFORE CONVENTION   Decision Made at Conference of Supporters — Will be Presented by Jenkins

FIRST TEST VOTE AGAINST COMMONER      By Vote of 27 to 25 the Drys Are Compeiled to Speak First   COCHRAN IW_é FIGHT    Bryan and Glass Get lrto  Argument Over : Prozedure

OPEN M'ADOO HEADQUARTERS   No One Is In Charge and Rooms Are Used Only For . Conferences.

Wilson's Chief J Aid Heads Platform Body Which Favors Drys   BRYAN STIL’. PASSIVE   COMMONER PRESENTS “TRIED AND TRUE” REMEDY FOR LABOR

FRIENDS OF M’ADOO TO PRESENT HIS NAME   Kansan Hends Strong Orranization  to Place Former Secretary in Nomination.

PLANNED OUT   Ex-Treasurer’s Friends Say “He Will Have 250 to ' ' 350 Votes at First.   PREDICT FAST BREAK ON FOLLOWING POLLS

McADOO’S NAME TO BE PRESENTED ANYHOW   No Intimation, However, That He is White House Candidate.

VETERAN WILL BALK oT EWART FOR BIG PLAGE   HE IS ASSURED OF SUPPORT   KREMER IS BEHIND ., MOVE TO PUT UP CUMMINGS

FOR Bl PLAGE      HE IS ASSURED OF SUPPORT   KREMER 1S BEHIND 4 MOVE TO PUT UP CUMMINGS

AVIATOR KILLS SELF IN CALIFORNIA HOTEL   PATRICK - 0'BRIEN . DECLAREL - 16 HAVE WORRIED OVER  WAR EXPERIENCE.

Names Sunday, Noy, 14, As a Day of Memorial For Americans Who Fell in Great War

ARMISTICE SUNDAY   resident Directs Display of Flags at Half Mast and Urges That Memorial Services be Held on Sunday, November 14th’

WILL HONOR U. S. HEROES NOV. 14   PRESIDENT DIRECTS DISPLAY OF “FLAG AT HALE MAST.   dee, Ah RA Sie  As Token of Nation's Participation In Memorial Services Held for Service Men Who Gare Lives.

ARMISTICE SUNDAY SET FOR NOV. 14 BY WILSONS. DRDER  PDA 1 For. duivinwon TION RT IN we      Memorable Tribute to be Paid All Americans Who Died Wor Country.

NOVEMBER 14 PROCLAIMED ———ASFLAGDAY   President Orders All Flags at Half Mast in Honor of Fallen Americans.

NOVEMBER 14TH IS MEMORIAL DAY FOR U.S. SOLDIER DEAD      Wilson Orders Flag on all Pub. lic Buildings be Displayed at Half-Mast   ASKS CHURCHES OF U. S. TO OBSERVE ARMISTICE DAY   Suggests Services in Honor of Those Who Gave Lives

PRESIDENT SETS ARMISTICE DAY   Wilson Orders the Flag at Half. Staff on Sunday, November 14.   TO HONOR HEROIC YANK DEAD   Asks Observance as Token of Nation's Participation in Memorial Services —Selection of Formal Day Must Be Through Legistation.

PRESIDENT   Wilson Orders the Flag at HalfMast on Sunday, November 14,   TO HOWOR HEROIC YANK DEAD   Asks Observation as Token of Nation’s _ Participation in Memorial Serv.

PRESIDENT SETS ARMISTICE DAY   Ailson Orders ice Flag at HalfMast on Sunday, Ne- © vember 14.00 ~«C   To RERGA ESSE WARE HEAT   ASKS Obs ervation as Token-of Nation's Participation <in' Memorial Serv ises—~Selecticn of Forma! Day  Must Be Through Legisflat on.

NATION PLANS TO HONOR DEAD NOVEMBER 14   \il Flaggs to be Half Mast Hor oring Heroes of World War

NOVEMBER 14THIS..~ MEMORIAL DAY FOR UJ; S, SOLDIER DEAD   Wilson Orders Flag on alt Public Buildings be Displayed at Half-Mast   ASKS GHURGHES OF U, $. T0 OBSERVE ARMISTICE DA’   Suggests Services in Honor 0 Those Who Gave Lives. _

IN MEMORY OF HEROES   President Orders Ralt-Masting Flags  On November vA,

SUNUAY RITES U.K. 0 BY WILSON   President Approves Day for Armistice Cbservation in U. S.   ORDERS FLAGS HALF-MAST   Names November 14 for Memorial Services in Honor of America’s Heroic Dead—Congress Must  * Select Formal Day.

WILSON FAVORS ARMISTICE DAY   Memorial Services For Wort War Martyrs on Mov. 14,   1. S. FLAGS AT HALF MAST

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 14TH TO BE OBSERVED:IN HONOR OF THE AMERICAN DEAD

PRESIDENT SETS ARMISTICE DAY   Wilson Orders the Flag at HalfMast on Sunday, November 14.   TO HONOR HEROIC YANK DEAD

NOVEMBER 14TH MEMORIAL DAY   President Wilson Directs That American Flag Be Displayed at Half Mast for Soldier Dead.

Northern Minnesota Swept By Heavy Wind and Rainfall——Many   Tatecad

HEAVY DAMAGE BY STORM      Northern Minnesota Swept By Heavs Wind and Rainfall—Many  Inmred.

DALLAS COUNTY WOMAN NEN AGH HONORS   Rath Sumner, County Recorder Chosen aS Delegate to Democratic National Convention   THREE OTHER IOWA : WOMEN ARE CHOSEN   State Democratic Convention Is in Ses sion at Ibes Moines a oO

THE [OWA DEMS  FIRE FIRST SHOT -IN°20 CAMPAIGN ~ ATDES MOINES   Select Delegates at Large— Women Chosen As District '. Delegates to the National Convention

Statement of All-American Co-operative Coni: mission Declares for Eliminating Profiteering in Necessities of Life and  ta Davalan-Initellicanrea-  INTELLIGENCE PART: -OF STATEMENT . GETS UNDER POLITICIANS’ HIDE:

ANER-LABORER CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT INTRODUCED TODA   -teaders at Washington are Wondering What  My TL i  iffect New Combine of Field and Shop Mav Have

NEW FACTION  TN 1920 RACE THROWS CHILL - INTO BOSSES   Ultimate Object Will Be Direct Dealing Between Maker And User   RAILROAD MEN JOIN   Plumb Plan Will Be Made  An Issue In Campaign By  New Organization

GIVES otilVtho TO POLITICIAN   Looks Like Combine of Farm ers and Laborers to Maxe Political Drive.   A DIRECT DEALING : FROM FARM TO CITY   A Plan in Prospect to Wrelly Eliminaie the Middleman  in Tq ging.

-FARMER-LABOR C-PERAINE COMMISSION HAS BEEN FORMED  Pa ee ee areal   And Gave Cold Shudders to. Som ~~ Leading Politicians.

DRY LEADER DUBS HIM “COCKTAIL”: CO   Choice of Prohis for Presi dency Waxes Sarcastic at  Governor’s Expense.

0, P. LEADERS DECIDE ON FINANCIAL POLIC'   Elimination of “Excess Profits Taxes” Will Be First Thing To Be Considered.

PLAN TO REPEA! TAX ON PROFITS   Republican Leaders Decide Upon Tentative VFinoneial Mliey For Present

REPUBLICANS WILL REPEAL PROFITS TAX   First Move of Financial Policy In. tended to Reduce High.Cost of Essentials

REPUBLICAN  “ONGRESSIONAL LEADERS. HAN DECIDED  Jn a Financial Policy tor the Pres ent Congress.

“THE DEVILS PASS KEY      Bob Gillespie, Who ot Droved Real Hero

Bob Gillespie, Who Proved Real Herc   4 Fund Started for His Benefit—aAct Worthy of Reward—Without Mopey and Helpless for Several Weeks.

FOR DETAILS   Edge Resolution Would Ge' Full Accounting of Board’s Activities.   GOES BACK TO CREATION

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SESSION.   Preeps ef Ceentry Credited Wit Resteration of Order.

HOLD TREATY TERMS MUST BE FULFIL FI   Allies Going to Meeting a San Remo, Italy, Pre— pared to Act.   NO FATHER DALLYING GERMANS, DECISION   Rumors of Revolt Continue tc Be. near puiside of erlin, -

NATIONAL HIGHWAYS   Net Work of Roads to Unite the En   tire Country

AOUGEVELT ofYa b. 0. P. OTATEMENT PURPASELY FALSE   Declares Harding’s Pledge Double-Crosses Johnson and Borah.

ROOSEVELT BRANDS STATEMENT FALSE   Declares: Stand Taken b Pro-League Republicans Misleads Public

FOUR STATES COAL MEN GET PAY HIKE   KANSAS, MISSOURI, 6KLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS MINERS GIVEN $1.50 INCREASE.

ESCANABA MAN WOUNDED, BOUT WITH HOLDUPS   Harold Pearson Shot Through Lung ai Sioux Falls.

Meeting of the Leégisiature Called for August 9 to Consider Federai Amendment.

SUFFRAGE UP IN TENNESSEE   Meeting of the Legislature Called for August 9 to Consider Federal Amendment.

TENNESSEE 10 VOTE ON SUFFS   SPECIAL SESSION IS CALLED FOR AUGUST 9 TO CONSIDER AMENDMENT.

TENNCOOELARD MEET AUGUST 3 SUEFAAGE VOTE   ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT WH! COMPLETE RATIFICATION BY NECESSARY STATES.

LIBERTY BONDS STOLEN   Charges Are Filed Against lewa Roys in Municipal Court in  Tine —Wat mee

CHARGED WITH THEFT      Two Young Men Accused by Attorney General Havner.

ALL WORKERS INPARIS TO (RQ ON STRIKE   General Walkout Is Ordered for Next Saturday; Fear Strike of Railroad Workers.

COMPLETE PARALYSIS IS FACED BY PARIS   Large Number of Unions tc Strike on May 1.

Unions Call for One-Da} Walkout as Huge Demonstration   RAILMEN MAY STAY OUT   Government’s Policy Not Yet Announced; Several Killed Last Year

STRIKES MENACE PARIS.   The City. When All Workers Quit, : WHE be Paralyzed May 1.

PARALYSIS OF - ALL BUSINESS LOOMS IN CITY   i “* . ‘Many Unicns Vote to Join Labor Demonstration on May 1   SOME STRIKES MAY BECOME LONG DRAWN   Government’s Plan Call for Strenucus Action to Prevent Tieups

TROUBLE BREWING.   Paris Faces Almost Complete Shut dawn of Business on May 1.

PARIS FACES MAY 1 STRIKE   Almost Complete Paralysis of Busi ness Is Threatened by Workers in French Capital.

PARIS FACES ALMOST COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF BUSINESS MAY 1   Thousands of Workers Wil Strike to Join Labor Demonstrations That Day.

STRIKE ON MAY DAY   Paris Faces Almost Conrplete Paralysis of Business Then.

‘FACING BUSINESS PARALYsIs   Twenty-four Hoar Vay Day Strike  Threatened at Purie.

FRANCE FAGING STRIKE TIE-UE   Many Uniowis. Vote to. Join La  -bor Demonstration:-by-Call- « ing General ‘Walkout

Oe ee ee ee eee  CITY OF PARIS FACES AN ALMOST COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF BUSINESS   Teachers Will Remain on Duty and Food Stores Will Be Oper  at Least Part of the Day—New Danger 2 = SERS UA eam

MAY-DAY STRIKE  DRDER IN PARIG TUBE COMPLETE   EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS ANI ALL CITY INDUSTRIES WILL  BE AT STANDSTILL,

PARIS AGES: SERIOUS ST TON FH LABOR AN MAY FIRST   Wit be for Twenty-four Houts Only as a Labor Protest But Serious Inconven ‘fence is Expected to Result Therefrom. 

PARIS FACES A GENERAL STRIKE   Almost Complete Paralysis of Business is Feared Next Saturday

RUSSIA WISHES TO ESTABLISH ‘TRADE WITH U. S   SO FAR AS AMERICAN REPRI SENTATION 18 CONCERNED MOVE MEET OPPOSITION

SOVIET AGENT IN BERLIN CONFERS WITH AMERICANS   Sounded Out Officials to Learn Atti tude On Trade Resumption Between Countries.

SUORE FRAZIER FOR PLEA FOR (PHARE RELEASE   North Dakota Independent Voters’ Association Enters Field to Campaign Against Non.partisan Leaque

WAR ON THE NON-PARTISANS   North Dakota Independent Voters Organize to Fight League.

Galveston Angles For Bid Aboard To Drink   FOREIGN VESSELS CAN BRING LIQUORS SUFFICIENT TO LAST CREW WHILE IN PORT.

NOT FOR TRYING EX-KAISER   United States Will Not Participate in Action Unless Peace Treaty Is Ratified.

STRIKEBREAKERS 10. BE DEPORTED NOW   Denver Officials Rebuked for Bringing Armed Strike-Breakers to the City.

STRIKE BREAKERS TO BE DEPORTED   Gen. Wood Scores Officials At Denver for Shootings

Deportation of Men is Ordered in Denver City   Mayor: General Wood Conderins the Use of Armed Strike‘Breakers There

DENVER SCABS  SENT HOME BY GENERAL   Wood Rebukes Tramway Co. for Hiring Strike Breakers.

STRIKE BREAKERS TO BE SENT-FROM TEWE   Maj. Gen. Wood. Scores City and Tramway Officials for Bringing in Armed Men. _   JRDERS INVESTIGATION

COASIGANA MAN MADE CONVENTION CHAIRMAN. MEETING TAME AFFAI   ROUTINE BUSINESS MATTERS TAKEN UNDER CONSIDERATION AT OPENING SESSION,

L. A. JOHNSON MADE CHAIRMAN   Corsicana Man Temporary Head of Demo- ‘eratic Convention

SEVEN TRAPPED IN TENEMENT   Widow, Her Four Children and Two Men Barned to Death.

SEVEN ARE BURNED HO DEATH,   Tenement House in Newark Rurned— Rey's Back Hrokon.

SEVEN BURN TO DEATH   ‘Awful Holocaust in Newark : Tenement House.

SEVEN DIE-IN SUNDAY FIRE IN-TENEMENTS   Widow, Four Children and Twa Men . Vietims—A n othe. Breaks Ra

GRANT REQUEST OF GOVERNMENT TO MOVE BODIES   20,000 American Soldier Graves To Be Opened in France.   All Outside Military Cemeteries To Be Sent Home.

WILL GIVE UP BODIES   French Gorernmemt Autherizes Re. moval of 20000 te America,

FRANCE GRANTS U. §, PERMISSION TO TAKE DEAD   America 2 May F Remove 24, 060 Soldiers’ Bodies Not -in Army Zones

Frengh Govermnent Granted Pormission to Remove 20,000 Soldiers Buried in France.

GRANTS PERMISSION TO REMOVE BODIES   This Applies To 20,000 American Sol diers Buried In Cemeteries Outside of Zone. of Armies,

\FRANCE TO PERMIT U. S.  REMOVE 20,000 BODIES OUTSIDE OF WAR ZONE   THOSE INSIDE OF BATTLE AREA NOT INCLUDED IN LATEST GOVERNMENT ORDER

FRANCE LIFTS BAN ON DEAD      Bodies of 24,000 American Heroes Will Be Brought to United States Soon.

1AS GRANTED PERMISSION FOR THE REMOVAL OF BODIES OF 20,000 AMERICAN SOLDIERS BURIED OUTSIDE CF THE CEMETERIES IN FRANCE TO THE UNITED STATES

KINGS OF SPORTS RETAINED THRONE   VERY FEW NEW ONES CROWNED DURING THE YEAR,   9 RING CHAMPIONS DISPLACED   Joe Lynch Also Arises Monarch 9% the Featherweights—Tennis Titles Ghange Some—America Retains Championship of the Seas.

HEALTH CLINIC IN SOUTH COUNTY   Robinson, Huff, Cramer, Armagh, Dilltown anc Brushvalley Benefit:

MAGNATES MEET TO REOAGANIZE MAJOR LEAGUES   ‘Insurgent’ Talks Terms With ‘Loyal Five’ of Ban Johnson’s Circuit

MAJOR LEAGUES ~ MAY GET TOGETHEE   Griffith Proposes Both Factions Hold Joint Session; Pian Is Adopted,

EX GOV. HUNT ‘GOOD WOBBLY, WITNESS STATES   Name of Arizona’s Chief Executive Is Dragged into the Deportation Trial Now On At Tombstone.

SENATE SQUABBLE OVER TREATY NUT YET COMPROMISED   Democrats and Mild Reservationists Say Settlement Is in Sight, But Others Take Quite Different View.

Reports of Progress in Treaty Compromise Are Given Out by Leader.   Mild Reservation Republican: Express Kendrick-McKellar Draft Will Form Basis.

PROGRESS 1S MADE ON PEAGE TREATY   Democrats Say Compromise i: Now Nearer.   MORE CONFERENCES HELD

MAKE PROGRESS IN COMPROMISE ON THE TREATY   Senators Continue Endeavyor to Get Together on Reservations With Varying Success   SMITH AND LODGE HAVE CONFERENCE

FURTHER PROGRESS LOOKING TOWARD SOME COMPROMISE   ‘Greater: Part OF Activity On Démacralic Side—Smith’ To Confer With Senator bédes 7   MUST CET WILSON’S APPROVAL

COMPROMISE IN TREATY ROW THOUGHT NEAR   BRYAN URGES SENATORS THA? TREATY BE RATIFIED BY NEXT FRIDAY   President Calls First Meetine ( Ccuncil at Paris But U. S. Will Have No Seat

SENATE REPORTS TREATY PROGRES!   i  REPUBLICANS DECLARE, HOW   EV ER, THEY Sb NO HOPE FOR KARLY ACTION

HOPE TO LAY TREATY PLAN BEFORE WILSON   Democratic Senators Look for White House Aid Soon   Seek Compromise on GuaranteesBryan's Message Urges League

FURTHER HEADWAY {6 nEPOATED GN TREAT   DEMOCRATS AND “MILD RESERVA. TION” REPUBLIGANS ASSERT GROUND 18 GAINED.   INDIVIDUAL © CONFERENCES   G. 0. P. Spokesmen Favoring Lodge Qualifications See-No Early Ao tion in Controversy, ,

REPUBLICAN CHIEFS’ STAND   Compromise Suggestions Mus Have Wilson’s Approval.   NO INDICATION OF EARLY ACTICN

TREATY MAY NOT GO INTO ELECTION   Bryan Urges Ratification of Pact By Next Friday.

FAGTIONS DIFFER ON CLAIM TREATY COMPROMISE NEAR   Democratic Leaders and “Mild Reservation” Republicans Say Progress Is Shown for Settlement.   BRYAN URGES SPEED   Spokesmen for G. O. P. Favor ing Lodge Reservations and Pact Opponents See No Early End of Row.

DEATH OF MRS. H. 8. HADSEL   Well Known and ‘YPopular Fayette County Resident Called.

FINDS BRIDE'S BODY   Soldier Had Married dire Viethr  Three Weeks Ago.

High Sea Bars All Aid From Doomed Ship   Collier Cape. Breton Goes Aground on Shore of Nova Scotia.

Mrs. Marion Otterson, Accused o Murder, Maintains Composure During Cross-Examination

CROSS EXAMINE MRS, OTTERSON AT TRIAL TODAY   Defendant in Murder Cas at Concord Disputes On Statement Made.

WOMAN EDUCATOR IS DEAD   Maria L. Sanford of the University of Minnesota Expires in Wash. ington.

MORE PUBLIC LAND MARCH 13   Approximately 5,000 Acres on the Shoshone, Wyoming _ Irrigation Prolect to Be Opened to Entry.

TO AJOURN CONGRESS BY THE END OF THIS WEE   Hfouse Without a Record Vote Dlans to Quit, Sine Die, at That Time.

Leaders Plan to Recess Saturday Until the Conventions Are  Passed Over.   SPEED UP WORK TODAY   Senate Meets Two Hours Earlie Than Usual to Clear the Calendar.

TIDE WATER PIPE CO.   Gets Injunction Against Shen andoah Lawyer

“CHI” DRY FOR 6G. 0. P. DELEGATES, SLEUTHS SAY   Bellboys’ Plan for Hard.Stuff at Forty. Dollars a Pint Arouses Prohibition Avcents—Entertainment Plans.

CHICAGO DRY FOR. G.OP. DELEGATES SAY THE SLEUTHS   BELLBOYVS' PLAN HARD STUFI AT $16 PINT AROUSES DRY AGENTS.

Non~-Partisan Farmer of Gage County Weald Be Republican Fleat Representative.

HAVE NO NEED OF POOR FARM   Commissioners at Mitehel!l, ss. D.,  Lease the Property.

HALTS DAUGHTER’S ROMANCE   Roumanian King Breaks Engagement af Drincrece Flivsaheth.

STOPS DAUGHTER’S ROMANCE   King of Roumania Breaks Engagement of Princess Elizabeth and _ Duke of Sparta.

FORM ANEW PARTY; FRANCE   ‘New Branch is What is Lef'  of Old Radical Party

NEW PARTY RISING IN FRANCE.   tov Fatuce Goverament Will Have  it to Rechkhos With.

NEW FRENCH PARTY.   Said te Be Strong Enough ta Com. pel Consideration by Fnture Premié

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD (0 OPPOSED DRAOTIG ACTIONS   Views Expressed In Answer t: Letter From Texas House Member.

ROT FOR DRASTIC DEFLATION.   Federal Reserve Gevernur Keaceerce : Borruwers of Moors.

WITH LEAD OF ONLY ~ AB MINUTES ROBBERS ESCAPE PURSUERS   BANDITS OUTWIT OFFICERS. AND CROSS BORDER INTO MISSOURI _ARTER A “HARD RACE  Tee anne Sin TS AE  SHAKTNG “POSSE”

TWO KILLED AS POSSE TRAILS DARING ALLUWE BANK ROBBERS   Boy Run Down in Road and One Man Shot Dead at Refusal To Halt; Holdup Men Get Away With &S6 400.

 Official Count Required to De  termine Democratic Sena  torial Nominee.   DATIS STILL LEADS BY 17,000 VOTES   Plorality of Willis Over Brown Will Probably Be  Samethine Tike s00c0 si

DAVIS LEADING RALPH COLE BY 17,000 VOTES IN STATE RACE   Former Mayor of Cleveland Increases Gubernatorial Poll.   Ex-Governor Frank B. Willis Has 50,000 Lead In Senatorial Race.

AMERICAN BUSINESS FIRMS DESIRE. 10 TRADE WITH USGI   Board to Promote Commerce Between Two Countries Was Formed in Washington

WOULD SELL MERCHANDISE TO BOLSHEVIK.   American Business Men Meet in Washington to Organize an ‘‘American-Russian Trade Board.’’

American Business Firms Pur. pose. Organization to Promote Commerce ‘with Soviets

COTTON REDUCTION DAY BE OBSERVED   Governor of Tennessee Proclaims Dec, 11 as Day for Urging Reduced Acreage.

'GEDDES AVILE     WN APRIL,   Newly  Appcinted Ambassador Propares Yor Voyvnrze

POLICE INVESTIGATE REPORT. THAT NAAN HURT (S BERGDOL   Youth . Attempts _ Suicide In Utica Jail After .... Arrest.

MYSTERY OVER PRISONER Wud TRIES SUICIDE   Utica police have an idea he  may be Grover C.. Sy ee ee be 

GOULD URGES JAPANESE-U. S. COMMISSION   Grease  Declares Japan Must Have Outlet For Population.

JAPAN ANXIOUS FOR FRIENDSHIP UNITED STATES   University Man Advocates Appointment , of Commission 

Weather. . Bureau An.  _ nounces ‘Storm’ Warnins for the Gulf   By Associated Press:

INTENSITY IS INCREASING   Weather Bureau Announces Storm Warn ins for the Gulf

REFORMS ON TRIAL   STATE REFERENDUM LAWS REFORE SUPREME COURT.   Is it Necessary te Subst Constitutional Amendments to Ret. crendam is the Question.

SUPREME COURT 10 REVIEW AMENDMENTS   Whether it Will be Necessar For States With Referen dum Clauses in Constitutior To Submit Ratification T: Peonle in Ouestion.

COURT CONSIDERS SUB. MISSION FEDERAL CON. STITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

SUFFRAGE RESTS ~ WITH HIGH COURT   Question of Submitting Amendments To Referendum la Ue Before Supreme Court. —

SUPREME COURT 1S LOOKING INTO LAV   Considering What- Right States ‘Haverty Ratifying The Amendments.

MUST PEOPLE VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT?   Important Case Being Considered by U. S. Supreme Court.

FIGHT 1S CENTERED ON- OHIO SITUATION   Withdrawal of Buckeye State's Ratification of Woman Suffrage May Follow Action of Supreme Court. .

SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE DH SE   Ohio’s Highest Tribunal Asks Decision on Referendum Proceedings In Liquor, and Suffrage  Amandndmante

SUPREME COURT IS CONSIDERING REFERENDUM   Question of Ratificatior of Amendments to the Constitution by Voter: To Be Settled.

Approximately 5,000 Janitors Members of the Janitors’ Unio Will Go Out.

ORNER 3290 REDS DEPORTED   Members of Commanist Party Wiil ' Re Banished, According to Report af Enhor Depnnariment

BEAUMONT VOTES BIG BOND (SSUt   [PARK IMPROVEMENT IS SOLE LOSS IN PROGRAM OF ADMINISTRATION. -*

GASSER BELCHES MUD ANT WATER AWAY ABOVE THE DERRICK :   CAPACITY 4 MILLION   Opening of New Field Offers Hope for Fuel Supply for Lawrence   Investors Have an Opportunity to Become Interested ‘Through « Johnson and Riling

WELL STILL BOOMS; IISSTILL UNCONFINED   GASSER BELCHES MUD ANI WATER AWAY ABOVE THE DERRICK   CAPACITY 4 MILLION   Opening of New Field Offers Hope for Fuel Supply for Lawrence   Investors Have an Opportunity tc Become Interested Through « Johnson and Riling -

MA. SALSBURY WL GHEENVILLE   WILL BACK THE DELTA LIGHT AND TRACTION Co   LARGE INTERESTS IN DELTA   Mr, Satsbury Belloves in the Delta and  the Dolls Pooplo and Wilt Stan With Then

Mii, OALOBURY IN GEECHLLE   WILL BACK 'THE DEEPA LIGHT AND CRACTION CO   LARGE INTERESTS IN DELTA   Mr, Salsbury BeHeves in the Delta aud the Dalta. People and WHHL Stand With Bhen:.

FIRST SIGN OF BREAK IS IN NEW JERSE!   Union Switchmen Will Be Brought From the West

SOVIETS CAPTURE. ODES   Poles Inform Bucharest That Bec  Occupy Important City In  Rocca.

SOVIETS CAPTURE » ODESSA   Poles Inform Bucharest That Rex Occupy Important City In Russia.

MOORE TO TALK UPON PRIMARIES   College Man Will Give Second of Ser. ies of Citizenship Talks at Morrili Halli and City Hall

BUILDING COLLAPSE BURIES MANY PEOPLE   NINE-STORY APARTMENT HOUSE ON BROADWAY, NEW YORK, FALLS,

OX INJURED WHEN. NINE STORY APARTMENT NS COLLAPSES IN NEW YORI   Broadway, At 52nd Street, Sud denly. Transformed T To Scene 0 Desolate Wreckage.

9-STORY BUILDING IN HUGE WRECK   One Person Known Killed; Six MissIng; Others Eseape Death,

COLLAPSE NINE ~ STORY LONG             Apartment House Under Repair Falls, Killing and Injuring Several; Many Buried Under Wreckage Are Rescued. 

SIX ARE BURIED IN WRECKAGE OF BUILDING IN N.Y   Nine Story Apartment Structure Located On Broadway Collapses   PHYSICIAN IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED   Injured Are Mainly Employes Of Automobile House and Workmen

GAY WHITE WAY IS WRECK SCENE AS HOUSE FALLS   Femous Avenue Crowded with Shoppers When Nine Story Structure Topples      DEATH TOLL UNKNOWN      —_——  SIX INJURED ONE KNOWN DEAD AND SIX MISSING-—-FEAR LIST MAY RISE

AT LEAST ONE PERSON IS BELIEVED KILLED   Several Possibly Buried Unde Debris of Collapsed Broad: way Building.

NINE-STORY BUILDING COLLAPSES IN N. Y.   Broadway and Fifty-Second Street Is Turned Into Scene of Desolate Wreckage.

BLOCK WRECKED OX LIVES LOST   Nine Story Apartment House at Broadway and 52nd Street, New York, Collapses   Structure Was Under Repair and Only Ground Floor Was Occupied When Crash Came

SUNDAY BASEBALL WANTED IN 3.0   MEAGER RETURNS INDICATE HI RAM JOHNSON NOT A FAVORITE OF ALL. LOWDEN ane: WOOD GET VOTES

LOWDEN AND WOOD ARE GIVEN BALLOTS IN DAKOTA. RY ABSOCIATED © PRESS.  og Engen,

PERU TO G0 BEFORE ~— LEAGUE NATIONS   Will Submit Controversy With Chile Which Has Caused Bitterness Jy the Past.

JOB POR LEAGUE OFF NATIONS.   Peru and Chile Will Submit Differences to World Tribunal.

Alla TRALI AUIAT Ga MEET Ih BLOODY AIO o   White Forces Called Out by Government In Move to  Restore Order

AUD RAL AUIATI Ga MEET IK BLOODY AOL   White Forces Called Out by Government In Move to  bh Restore Order

LAY EXPLOSION _ 10 BOMB PLOT  "OF ANARCHISTS   DEPARTMENT OF: JUSTICE. HAS. TENS TO PUT AGENTS TO . WORK—DETRIOT 18  QUARDED 

INVESTIGATE MORGAN C0, EXPLOSIONS  ee   Federal Agents Ar Ordered To» Probe Catastrophe.

HUNGER STRIKERS JERRORIZE JAIL   Baltimore Penitentiary Scene of Riot When Prisoners Escape From Cells in Darkness; Firemen With Stream ot Water Bring End to Strife.

Interior of Dormitory Wrecked Before City Police and Firemen, With Aid of Hose Quell Disturbance.

PRISON RIOT FRUSTRATED BY FIREMEN   Turn Water on Sevent; Mutineers At Baltimore Penitentiary.

Death of Hich Widow in Chicage Discloses an Alleged Double  ~~ in.

TO INVESTIGATE MONON OFFICIAL   MAY THROW LIGHT ON THE DEATH OF CHICAGO WOMAN,

MYSTERY SHROUDS ACH WIDGW'S DEAT   Her Dual Existence in Which Railroad Superintendent is Alleved to Firure.

START ROUND UP OF AUTC THIEVES   Revelations By Captured Thiet Show Nation Wide Plot  In Existence.

FOOTINGS NOW OFFICIAL L..      Total of Tax Collection  7 “This Spring Was $225,010.  -

FOOTINGS NOW OFFICIAL.      Potal of Tax Collections This Spring Was $225,010.17.

TROOPS ADVANCING IN RUHR DISTRICT   Reds Offer Slight Resistance and Retreat to Essen,

“GEN, ‘LLOYD BRETT   TROOPS ABVANGING — IN RUHR DISTRICT   Reds Offer. Slight Resistance "and Retreat to Essen, -

MR. DANIELS 10 D0 EXPLAINING   Hous: Demands Reasons for Nav: Award by Secretary; Rufkin of Mas sachusetts Leads in Attack on Hear of United States Navy,

‘GO .BEFORE THE HOUSE WITE METHODS OF AWARDING ~ MEDALS IN NAVY   (By United Press)

PROUEST FACTS OF DANIELS      Representailves Pant Data Can. cerning Awarding of Distin. a Afedals.      ee ee

EDUCATORS .WANT “INCREASE. IN THE “TEACHERS CORPS   ‘ . a Conférence with War Departmen  Ask fow Legislation Increasing Number from 400 q To 1,000.

EDUCATORS DISCUSS MILITARY TRAINING   Great Educational Campaign Which Has Closed More Than Achieved Its Purpose.

New Clues Found in New York Murder Mystery, But Slayer of Elwell Still is Unknow!

Cigarette Butt Clue In Elwell Murder Mystery   Mysterious Woman In Grey Also May Know Something of Turfman’s Death   SEEK FINGER PRINT ON CIGARETTE BUTT   Established That Elwell Was At His Home After 2:30 On Fatal Morning

Detectives still working tc sdow nf WY  anlves Pay so:ve Muraer of Elwell  of New York

ELWELL AUG STILL WYSTERY   Cigarette Butt-and Mysieriou: Weman jn Gray Furnish New Werking Clues.   DETECTIVES ADMIT THEY'RE IN THE DARK   Woman Discarded by Elwell May Have Figured in the Tracedy.

GERMANY’S FLOATING DEBT   First Official Statement Since Begin. ning of War Gives Amount as 117,000,000,000 Marks.

AWAIT WORD FROM MISSING AVIATORS   LAIBUTS, USSER AND WOLF LAND. ED IN MEXICO ACCOUNT OF  : ENGINE PROUBLE,

INFERNAL MACHINE IN RUSS EMBASSY    Attaches of Old Quarters Turn T. N. T. Over to Police Offirials.

SAYS GOVERNMENT IS TO BLAME FOR PAPER SHORTAGE   International Paper Co. Official Says Ma"y Manufacturers Have Quit industry.

MANY PLEAD GUILTY TO. SELLING LIQUOR AND “PAY -BIG. SUM IN FINES

WORK SHUT now   Indiana and Ilkmois Miner: Return To Work Slowly.

ENGLISHPROTEST TURKS: TY TN EUROPE   London Press Deplores Su preme Council’s Decision To.Keep Sultan on The Throne

WOULD DRIVE TURK FROM CONSTANTINOPLE   British Public Opinion Reflected i Press Campagn—Would Oust Sultan.

British Clergy Appeal to Labor and Public Generally to Protest Against League of Nations” Plan to Keep the Blood-Stained Turk in Power, se es. ¥  fe, .

LONDON PRESS TURNS AGAINST TURKISH RULEI   Opposed to Handing Back of Constantinople or Rule of Turks.

SIXTEEN GENERALS: DEMOTED   Major Generals Are Set Back to Colonels and Some Brigadiers  ae oe ee

FRENCH DERT AWEUL      Nevertheless French — Financlers Believe it -Can be Pald Jn Forty Years.

“RANCE MAY PAY OUT IN 49 YEARS   M. Loucheur Voiecs Opposition Te The Proposed Levy on Capital

SUGIALISTS WILL ASK GOVERNCH 10 GALL AN ELEGTION   Would Carry Fight to Reinstate Ousted Assemblymen to Voters of New York   ENEMIES NOT AWARE OF BIG ISSUES INVOLVEL   Aorounced That Meeting of Delégaies Representing Labor Organizations of Ureater New York WI he Held on Wednesday to Consider Situation —(Ataim Wany Disiranebised,

SOCIALISTS WILL FIGHT FOR SEATS   To Seek Special Election For Reinstatement in N. Y. State Assembly

ELECTION TO FOLLOW “CRIME OF ALBANY   New York Radicals ay Representative System “Struck Down By Ouster Proc pe

OPEGIAL ELECTION SOCIALISTS AIM   Party Will Carry Fight of the Ousted Members Before Voters.

NEW YORK SOCIALISTS PLAN 10 CARRY THEIR FIGHT TO THE PEOPLE   Will Call Upon the Governor to Call Special Election for the Purpose

SOCIALISTS "LAN ICH      Will Carry Ouster. ‘Case to Voters at Special El lec tion in. Greater  New York.   UNSEATED MEMBERS WILL BE CANDIDATES    Claim They Are Foremost De fenders of : ‘Republican   Institutions.

CARRYING FIGHT TO BITTER END   New York Socialists Deter mined to Reinstate Five Expelled Members   WE SHALL NOT REST   “Party to Take Advantage of Opportunity Which Enemies Unwittingly Gave It”

NEFF LEADS BAILEY FOR GOVERNGRSHIP IN TEXAS PRIMARY   Former Senator is Beaten by 77.383 Votes in His Race for the Nomination.

JOE BA  LEY BADLY BEATEN   Neff is Nominated for Gov ernor of Texas By Big Majority. °

IRISH SHOOTINGS GROW IN NUMBER   Police Killed, Bararcks Burned, Trains Held Up, Are * -Reported. :

GENERAL WOOD IN COLUMBUS TODAY   Expected to Put in Some of His Best Licks in Ghio

URGES SALE OF GERMAN SHIP   President of Brazil Would Dispose of Vessels.

PARTY LINES: IGNORED ONUNIVERSAL TRAINING   Many Leading Senatecs s¢ntatives on Both Sic Army Reorganizat:     uy Repres Oppose Bu

OPPOSED To MILITARY TRAINING   Party Gines Apparently Wijed Ou in a Grosving Atovement iy  Congress,

PARTY LINES SEEM TOBE WIPED OUT   Members of Both Parties Prepare tc Attack Universal Military Training.

MV CHoAL IHAINING DOING BRU   rty Lines Apparently Wiped’ Out As Opposition Grows to Bill   TH SIDES PREPARE TO ATTACK MEASURE   reased Taxes and Mili. arism Are “Anti” Arguments Used by Borah

Coposition to Universal Military Training    Party Lines Wiped Out on This Ques tion--Members of Both Sides are  Brenarmnoe ¢a Attack

NV ChoAl IAINING DOIN AROUND   rty Lines Apparently Wiped’ Out As Opposition Grows to Bill  TH SINES PREPARE   TH SIDES PREPARE TO ATTACK MEASURE   eased Taxes and Miliarism Are “Anti” Arguments Used by Borah

OPPOSITION: ON: UNIVERSAL TRAINING’ IS’ DEVELOPING   Party Lines Are Broken. Down a: Leaders ow Both Sides of SenateLine Up Against Propysed  Measure

TWO PARTIES OPPOSE : MILITARY TRAIRING   PARTY LINES DROPPED   DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN SENATORS DECLARE AGAINST FEATURE OF SENATE ARMY REORGANIATIZON

Government Withdrawal. From Wheat Market May © Bring Serious Results

WHEAT CRISIS IS BEFORE CONGRESS   Director Barnes Predicts Serious Results When Government . Control Ends

‘RAD 1 sino NEAR EAGLE PAS   Rebel. Leader. r Said to be in Communication With Mextcan. Authorities Preparatory To Giving «Himself - Up. — — Is: Neat ‘Texas: City;

CANT Uh PRES, HUERTA 10 POS TPONE AUG. ELECTION   Counsels Delay in View of Present Conditions in Republic  DISASTER WOULD RESULT, OPINION   Governor of Lower California Says Proceedings Would be Farcial

TPRORE CHARGE Ot MSH CONTRIBUTIONS TDDEMOCRATIC FUN   RMAN WORKMEN HAVE DESTROYED 4 SEAPLANES   DANK EXPLODES 25 ARE INIREE

SITUATION AT GALVESTON ES QUIET TODAY   Colonel Bloor Commands th Troope Patrolling Island City Streets by Auto.

CHARGE MARTIAL LAW If GALVESTON {9 ObHEME TO HELP THE OPEN SHOF      TELEGRAM READ PY M°NEALU! ASKS LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATLION OF SITUATION,

Brussels Government Order: Detachment to Aid French. While Foch. Rushes Added Forces Into Occupied Zone   Serious Breach Develops ,in Allied Ranks Over Action by Paris, With Italy and Britain Voicing Opposition

HOMICIDE SQUAD IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER   Positive Identification Of Body Found In Trunk Shippec From Detroit, Is Not Made—Detectives Seour City An¢ Surrounding Territory For Clues To Identity Of Murderer

POLICE SEGLARE TRUNK MYSTERY CHINESE PHP PEE   Arrival Of Death Box In De troit Stirs Sleuths Into Action.   Unearth Clews Of Negative Character But Determined To Solve Problem.

DEAT TRUNK” 5 AN DETROIT   As the Possible Means of Solv, ing Mysterious Murder of Young Woman.   IDENTIFICATION OF CLOTHING IS SOUGET   Nothing Positive Has Been Developed Thus Far From  Nee cnn Rene Bee a Tae

DREARK CLAIMED  Es:otherhood Chiefs Report Improvemen In Situation Rendering Thousands Idle. Strike is Nation Wide

N.Y. ON SPREE; MOURNPRSSING lt BARLEYCORN   Great White Way to B. Ablaze With “Wake’ Lights; Chicago to b Glumly Silent.   ALCOHOL STOLEN!

MAY REACH AGREEMENT ON RAIL LEGISLATION   J - m ‘New Plan for Wage Demand Settlement Expected in. Be Presented liv Hines Today.

ARMED JAP STARTS RIOT IN AUSTRALIA TOWN   Two Killed: and Others Injurec .During Shooting to Get Mar Claiming Racial Equality.

Race Equality Cl  Claim of Single Japanese ‘is Cause of Rioting   Australian ° Town is Scene 0! Disorders when Oriental Runs Amuck

JAPANESE RIOT IN AUSTRALIA   Two Killed, Others Injured, as Nip. ponese Runs Amuck in Perth —Troops Called.

JAPANESE SLAIN , IN RACIAL RIO}   Clash Takes Place in Australia.

AMERICANS SAFE AT WARSAW   In the Thick of the Recent Fighting QSKQreound KMiew.

700 JAPANESE TROOPS AND CIVILIANS KILLED I BATTLE WITH BOLSHEUIOTS   lapanese Consulate at Nikolaevsk, Siberia, Burned—€onsul Missing—Propesals Coie for Peace Between Soviet Riecia. lanan, China and [United States

KILL 700 SAPS IN SIBERI/   BOLSHIVIKI SLAUGHTER TROOPS AND CIVILIANS [N CLASH, TOK{0 REPORTS.

JAP LOSS HEAVY IN RUSS BATTLE   OO PE Ae eee eee  CIVILIANS KILLED, REPORT  Cluzens Volunteer to Aid Jap Troops in Siberia—Jap Forees WI Re wain In’ Russ Territory

Japanese Soldiers and Civilian: Suffer Heavy Losses in Today’s Battie   NIPPON CONSUL MISSING   Guerilla Warfare Expected Tc Follow Encounter; Moscow Agreement Sougnt

(700 JAPANESE KILLED IN FIGHT ‘WITH BOLSHEVIK   Two Days’ Battle Fought it Siberia — Volunteer  Crease A

JAPANESE SOLDIERS IN CLASH WITH RED FORGES IN SIBERI   Seven Hundred Japs Reported Killed ir Two-day Battle With Bolsheviki   JAPAN TO RETAIN TROOPS IN SIBERIA SAYS TOKIO   Reversal of Withdrawal Policy of Hara is Announced Today

‘SOVIET SOLDIERS - KILL 700 NIPPONESE IN TWO-DAY FIGHT   Japanese Consul Still ‘Missing  After Battle at City on Amur River   ,RUSSIANS LOSE 40  JN FIERCE STRUGGL   Belief Expressed that Guerilla  Warfare Will Continue Until  sd Boyces are Withdrawn

USS SOVIET TALKS PEACE   Afterwards Kill 709 Jap anese in Siberia   PROPOSAL TOUNITED STATES   Japan and Chiaa, is Followed B; Two Day Battie, With the Jap Troops.

700 JAPANESE REPORTED DEAL   Fought. Two I Day: Battle With Russian Bolshevik at Nikolasvsk

HEAVY LOSSES IN 2 DAY FIGHT IN SIBERIAN CITY   Japanese Consulate at  : Nikolaevsk Burned—   Consul is Missing

JAPANESE AND SOVIETS MEET INA BIG BATTLE   Seven Hundred Japanese Troop: . and Qivilians Are Re, ported Killed.   BOLSHEVIK MAKE ATTACK" - AT NIKOLAEVSK SIBERIA   Residents Hastily Organize and Volunteer Aid for Japanese Soldiers.   BATTLE LASTS TWO DAYS   Consulate Is Burned and Consul M. Isida Is Still Reported Missing,

700 JAPS ARE KILLED   REDS SLAY TROOPS AND CIVIL. IANS IN SIBERIA BATTLE.   Soviet Envoy at Viadivostok Announces Peace Proposals Between Russia, Japan, China and U. S.

TROOPS, CIVILIANS VICTIMS IN 2-DAY NIKOLAEVSK FIGHT   Bloody Encounter at Mouth of : Amur Began March 18 to Repel Heavy Red Army.   RESIDENTS VOLUNTEERED TO HELP NIPPON’S TROOPS   Japanese Consulate Ashes and Diplomat Missing, Dispatch to-Nippu Jiji Says.

BOLSHEVIK] KILL JAPS   ACCORDING .TO A REPORT 700; ERE KILLED EN StBERLA.      Japanese Residents Organized to Ald Japanese Soldiers Two Days’ Battle Disastrous,

JAPS AND BOLSHEVIKI IN BATTLE IN SIBERIA   ¥ Civitinns Re  Ware  Tare Foared With Siberia Une dey & et Rule.  Consul Mi “porter

BOLSHEVISTS KILL 700 JAP TROOPS   Troops and Civilians Slain in Siberia Fight.   Proposals for Peace Between Russia Japan, China and U. S. An. nounced by Soviet Envoy.

(00 JAPS KILLED BY REDS IN SIBERIE   Two-Day Battle With Bolsheviki Aided by .Velunteer Civilians.

KILLED IN CLASH WITH THE REDS   Japanese Soldiers and Civilians Slain in Siberia,   TROOPS NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN

Nipponese Siaughtered During Battle With Russian Soviet Forces; Consulate Burned and Tokyo Envoy Missing   Guerrilla Warfare Threatens to Invelve Eastern Sheria Following Engagements at  Mouth of the Amur River

AUQUIANG GLAOH WITH JAPANESE  WAR (a FEARED   SEVEN HUNDRED SOLDIERS ANI  CIVILIANS REPORTED KILLED IN BATTLE,

ALL SBERIA INR OVE RULE TODA SAYS REPORT   ‘Troops and Civilians Killed in Two-Day Battle With Reds   CONSULATE. Lg CONSUL MISSIN   Volunteer Forces Organ ized to Aid Nipponese to Combat Foe

JAPS LOSE 700 1 TWO DAY BATTLE   Troops Clash With Bolsheviks Forces Near Nikolaevisk, Says Tokio Dispatch.

REDS SLAUGHTER JAPS IN RUSSIA, IN 2-DAY FIGHT HON’LULU HEARS   SEVEN HUNDRED JAPANESE SOL. DIERKS KILLED IN BATTLES WITH HOLBHBEVIK

LAST EDITION   SEARCH FOR MURDERERS CONTINUES NEAR ADENA   Cithvens Heavily Armed, Scouring FLills for Persous Who Killed Frances were tih.

SEARCH FOR ANGH FIEND NEAR AUENA NT NUES   Armed Fosses Are still SeeKing Criminal as Victim is Laid to Rest at Adena, Ohio  SEVEN SUSPECTS HELD

CHILD. MURDERER STILL AT LARGI   NO TRACE DISCOVERED OF MAN WHO KELLED LITTLE GIRL IN OHTO. POSSES OCONTINUE SEARCH

SEARGH FOR ARGH FIEND NCAR AUENA PONT TNUES   Armed Posses Are Still Seeking Criminal as Victim is Laid to Rest at Adena, Ohio      SEVEN SUSPECTS HELD   Guilty Person Believed by ficials to be Still At Large

HOLD SUSPECTS FOR SLAYING OF FRANCES SOUTH   Three More in Toils Identity of Murderer, Yet Unknown. *

MAN IN ARMY: UNIFORM 1S SOUGHT FOR MURDEF      Search for Slayer of Little Adena, ‘Ohio, Girl Goes on With But Little Result.   FOUR “NEGROES IN JAIL

GIRL'S SLAYER IS NOT FOUND      Posses Continue” Search For Assailant anda Number of Suspects are Taken   Into Custodv.

GIRL S MURDERER “ELUDES AVENGERS   Posses Seauriny Country Near Whero _ Adena, Ohio, Girl ‘Was Slain, Meet Only With Disappointment.

NEARLY 400 000 MAJOBITY FOR TR, HARDING   Ohic Madea Great G. 0 P. Record on November 2. 1920

SALE TAX BRINGS ONHOT DEBATE IN U. S. HOUSE   ‘Republicans Favor, Democrats  Oppose Method of Raising  Soldier Relief Funds.

FOUR FORMS OF TAXES UNDER CONSIDERATION   Final Action on the Revenue Plans Are Expected to Be Taken This Week, Accord ‘ang tn Cammitteeanen.

FLOOR OF HOUSE   Rainey Accuses Republicans of Attempting to Buy the Soldier Vote.   SIMILAR CHARGE MADE AGAINST THE DEMOCRATS      Four Methods of Raising Billion and a Halt Dellars Within Next Pwo Years Tentatively Agreed Upon. Conterence Called for Last Nieht Postponed Until April 80,

Three Levies Tentatively Accepted by Committee Would be Upon Stock Exchange Transactions, Incomes and Tobacco——Final Action Will Result This Week.

BUYING SOLDIER VOTE 1S GHARGE   Relief Bill in House Brings Ac: ~  cusations Against Both Parties.

Republicans on Ways and Means Tentatively Agree on Four Forms of Taxes   CLAIMS BONUS IS- BAIT   Representative Rainey Loudly Applauded by Attack on * Republicans

“POLITICS” dS YELP FROM BOTH SIDES OF HOUSI   Soldier Bonus Battle Grows Warmer in Congress.

SALES TAX 1S ‘OPPOOEL   American Legion Will Present Stren. tou Bfeminmit Uppusition to Any BY: ing Land Setthere nt  alatuse.

PLAY POLITICo WITH SOLDIER RELIEF PLANS   D'OIIEK SAYS OPTIONS OF LAND AND HOME OWNING MUST BE IN THE BILL.   Four Forms of Taxes Tentatively Agrecd To By Republicans For Naising The Revenue.

FIGHT ON SOLDIER, BELIEF. MEASURE STARTED IN HOUSI   Charges of Attempting tc “Buy Votes” Hurled From ~- Both Sides.

HOUSE HEARS. RELIEF OW ON THE FLO   Partisan Debate‘on the Floor Comes From Soldier . Bill Consideration.    LEGION HEAD FIRM ON LAND SETTLEMENT   Says Daily Allowance Bonus Will Not Satisfy Men  Who Fought the Great Fight. 

FIGHT ON'SALES  - TAX FOR RELIEF. FUND CONTINUES      Agreement Left Until April 3 ‘When Program Will Be _ -Available =:

DEGLARES BONUS PLANS ARE LURE TO SNARE VOTES   House Members Engage in Re. crimination When Politics Become Main Feature   FOUR FORMS OF TAXATION      Country Must Provide Billion and Half to Meet Proposed Measures

BATTLE IN HOUSE UN VETS RELIEF PLANS 1S LIKELY   LEGION’S STAND PLAIN   WILL OPPOSE CHANGE IN THEIR SYSTEM AS BROACHED

REVOLUTION — INBOLIVIA      épablicar Leader Saavedra Has As » sted the Presidency of the : Republie

BOLIVIA UPSET BY REVOLUTION   PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT 18 IN. STATED AND MILITARY FORCES AT CAPITAL  . JOIN   -OLD PRESIDENT FLEES   COUNTER REVOLUTION TO BE STARTED IMMEDIATELY, saves A REPORT

OVERTHROWN   Bolivian Government Driven Out By Revolntionists. ¢

PRESIDENT OF BOLIVIA IS GVERTHROWN   Rebel Leader Takes Uj Reigns of 8S. American Republic.

GHILE SEIZED BY REVOLUTIONISTS   President of Republic Flees and Asks Aid of People in Counter Attack on Uprising: Saavedra Provisional President; In Control Now.

BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN OVERTHROWN   Military Poreos Joined Uprising and Sev Tected Gave Saavedra as Presidcnt, “of Republic,

Rep plican ‘Leadér: aavedrn: Has-As met the Prealdeney of ‘th 2 Repeblite:

SWORD RULES IRELAND   FOUR COUNTIES ARE TIED UP BY MARTIAL LAW.   Sinn Fein Not Asking Truce, bu Might Not Reject Proposal, Says Irish Bulletin.

FOUR COUNTRIES ARE UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Limerick, Tipperary and Kerry Under Martial Law.   \rish Bulletin Says Sinn Fein Not Asking Truce, but Might Not Reject It.

LIVESTOCK EXCHANGES. To FIGHT MEREDITH’S ORDER   Convene.in Kansas City to Oppose Suspensipa of Collection of Higher Com, mission Gharges: eed

HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS STOChH DIVIDEND TAN TO GET WMOARY FOR SOLDIER RONTS

House Rules Committee Votes to Give Bonus Bill Right of Way in the House

Right of Way Given  Resolution. on Soldier pe Relief Legislation

BONUS BILL to SLATED TU Hl DEBATE ROGKS   DEMOCRATS EXPECT AID PROY SUNDRY REPUBLICANS ON THE OPPOSITION.   The National Grange Protests Recta mation Plan is Blanket Raid on National Treasury.

MIAY GIVE SOLDIER RELIEF BILL RIGHT OF WAY IN HOUSE   Rules Committee to Report Fa vorably on Resolution Clearing Track.

HIGHT OF WAY FOR CALGIER RELIE   No Effort Will be Made, However, to Pass Measure Before Tuesday---Republicans Being Polled.

SOLDIERS’ RELIEF FIRST   Vote to Give Measure Right of Way in House.

REPUBLICANS WILL GIVE SOLDIER RELIEF BILL RIGHT OF WAY   Plan to Hasten Business for an Early Vote on Measure

RELIEF BILI COMES FIRS]   Hitchcock for Gen. Wood and Angus-McSween for Hiram Johnson Among Those to Testify Monday.

OPPASITION 10 BONUS BILL IS SEEN IN HOUSE   O. K. Report on Rule Give it Right of Way.

BUNUo ME AGURE [9 GIVEN PREF ERENGE   RULES COMMITTEE ORDERS FAVORABLE REPORT ON SPECIAL RULES.   HOT FIGHT 1S EXPECTED   Republican Action Limiting Motious on the Bill Will Cause Contest By Democratic Members.

STOCK DIVIDEND TAX FAVORED FOR SOLDIERS BILL   Indications are it Will be Made Retroacitve to Last March 15 to Cover Big Melon Splitting.   HOUSE COMMITTEE ORDERS A REPORT   Eight Democrats and Twe Republicans Oppose Plan for Raising Money for Service Men’s Bonus.

SOLDIER RELIEF APPROVED BY THE HOUSE COMMITTEE   Tax Stock Dividends at Ten Per Cent to Raise The Money, Is Plan.

House Rules Committee Gives Soldier Relief Bill Right of Way on Docket

RIGHT OF WAY IN HOUSE URGED FOR SOLDIERS’ RELIEF   Vote On Motion Tuesday: Pay ‘Immoral’ Says Harvard Man.

— ee SS  SOLDIER RELIEF AILL GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY BY RULES COMMITTEL   VOTE ON QUESTION FOLLOWE! STRICT PARTY LINES, DEMOCRATS OPPOSING IT.

EARLY ACTION UPON SOLDIER RELIEF LIKELY   No Effort Will, Be: Made -to » Pass Measuie Before: . “Next Tuesday”:   DEMOCRATS TO-FIGHT - AGAINST RULE, REPORT   Look for-Support From G..0 FP. Members: Who Oppose ” Cash Bonus

SOLDIER’S AID BILL FAVORED BY SENATE BODY   Relief Act to be Giver Legislative Right of Way by Committee

REPUBLICAN ~ LEADERS      Still Hopeful That Soldiers Relief Bill Will Eventually Pass the House—Opposition Concentrating.

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL UP TUESDAY   House Rules Committee Or ders Report Giving It Legislative Right of Way

VOTE 13 EXPECTED ON SOLDIER RELIC MEASURE: TUESDAY   SPECIAL RULE TO GIVE LEGISLA TION RIGHT OF WAY FAVORABLY ORDERED.   PRESSED BY REPUBLICANS   Huuse Democrats Continue to Prepar for Fight Against Cash Bonus Proposal; Other Opposition Registered.

DEMS COMBINE WITH 60 G. 0 P. T0 KILL BONUS   The Democrats Almost Solid _ Against Soldier Relief Bill.  —Plan Coup   ‘UPSET PASSAGE PLANS   ATTEMPT TO PASS BILL IS SET BACK TO SOME TIME NEXT WEEK.

RELIEF BILL TO RAVE THE FIGHT OF WAY   No Date, However, for Bringing Soldier Bill Before the House.

G.0,P.TOPOLL -ON PENSION BILL   Unless Success Is’Certain, Vote Will Not Be Sought in Lower  Hanca_

LEADER CF SOM MUNIST PARTY I AFRICA 1S ARDESTED AT MULWIRIKE   ESCAPED FROW STRERIA FOLLOW  ING ARREST IN ales RED REVOLE TION

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Huge Exposition Building Provides Room For All Convention Activities

DEMOCRATS ALL SET AT FRISCO   MOST COMPLETE CONVENTION FACILITIES IN THE WORLD AT EXPOSITION MEMORIAL  AUDITORIUM

DEMOCRATIC MEET TOBE UNDER 1 ROO!   Democraiic National Conventior to Have Every Convenience.   Exposition Hali to House Candidates’ Headquarters and All the Subcommittee Meetings.

FRISCO HALL 1S GREAT   BIG DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON. VENTION UNDER ONE ROOF.   Civic Exposition Building to House Big Meet, Candidates’ Headquarters and Committee Meetings.

ALL UNDER ONE ROOF   Democratic National Convention to Have Every Convenience.   Exposition Hall to House Candidates’ » Headquarters and All the Suba 4 committee Meetings.

FRISCO DAKLY BEDECKING HERSELF NOR GATHERING OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, JUNE 2

CONVENTION RALL AT FAIGED IDEAL FOR THE PURPOSE   Will House Main Meeting and Has Rooms for Cammittese,

SHIP WRECKED; — ~ TWENTY PERISH   French Dispatch Boat Meets Disaster.   AMERICAN STEAMER  IS. RUN AGROUND   Luckenback Ashore Near Isle of Wight.

MURDERED HER HUSBAND?   Missouri Woman Is Held Following Diccavery of Arsenic.

MAYS TO REMAIN “HOME THIS WEEK   New York Pitcher Will Not Be Tak. en to Cleveland for This Week's Series.

TIGATE LYN CHIN Ge       Yexns Judge Calls Grand Jury Saying : Public Sentiment Favors It.

DALLAS HOMES LACK ICE IN HOT WEATHER   PEDSLERS REFUSE TO DELIVER ICE AT PRICE FIXED BY U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

DALLAS HOMES UNICED TODA   Dealers Refuse to Deliv er Commodity at Price: Set by Taylor _

MANY DALLAS HOMES WITHOUT IGE: FEW WAGONS DELIVERING   Refusal of Most Peddlers-to Sel Ice at 60 Cents Inconveniences the Public.

STORES IN — CORK GIVEN TO FLAMES   Business District of * City May Soon Be Wiped Out      Shooting Continues Throughout the Night  Large Numbers of People Moving Away From the City

CORK BUSINESS SECTION FEELS HEAT OF FLAMES   Shooting and Burning Continues—Sinn Fein Leader’s  Store Is Burned   SFLI. GOODS IN FRENZY   “WHOSE PLACE is “NEXT?” SHOP KEEPERS ASK OF EACH OTHER

FIRES CONTINUE TO MENACE CORK   ‘“‘Whese Place Will Be Next te Go??? Common Query Among City’s Business Men   Casuaities in Ireland Up to November 27 by Anti-Government Elements Total 673

CORK PEOPLE FLEEING CITY AS FIRES RAGE   Sinn Fein Sympathizer’s Store Is Gutted as Troops Leave.

A SINESS ZOHE OF IRISH CITY KOON WILL BE IN RUINS IF THE -RESENT DESTRUCTION KEEPS t   .p Keepers Are Advertising Bargain Sales 3) Order to Convert Their Stocks Into Cash \-““Whose Place Will Be Next?” Merchants ire Asking Each Other.

IS HARDINGS NEW COGNOMEN   Newspapers .Have Found Republican Candidate to Be Always Faithful to Old Guard.

NEWSPAPER ANALYZES HARDING'S RECORD   SENATOR IS OALLED “DEPENDABLE STANDPATTER’—ALWAYS FALfHFUL TO OLD GUARD

DRAFT-DODGER BERGDOLL NOT YET LOCATED   All-Night Search Fail: To Find Man Wanted by Federal Officers.

‘Bergdoll Dodges Army Sergeants Whiie Enjoying Himself with Car and at Home While Seeredary Thought He Was at Fort

CHARGE COLLUSION OF AMY GUARD I BFRPROLL ESCAPE   Federal Agents Investigate Flight of the, Wealthy Draft Dodger.   CONVICTED MAN ENJOYED, ALL PRIVILEGES OF HOME   Amuses Guards by Recitin, Shakespeare Until Time to Take His Gar. °

COLLUSION INDICATED IN BERGDOLL’S ESCAPE   No Clew Found to Wealthy Draft Dodger Who Drove Away in His Auto

BERGDOLL, EVADER OF DRAFT, ESCAPES   Went to Home. of His Mother Ostensibly. on Business, and Eludes Guard.   NO CLUE OF HIM. FOUND

BERGDOLL 1S STILL  AT LARGE AFTER CUNNING FLIGHT   RICH PRISONER BREAKS AWAY FROM ARMY OPRICTALS:   VISITED HIS HOME   Secured Furlough to Secure Money from Secret Pla rp

DRAFT DODGER AND DESERTER IS AT LIBERTY   Grover C. Bergdoll, Wealth; ‘‘Undesirable,’’ Escapes From Officers,

MAN SHOT  AT COLLIERS   Having Been Taken for Prohibition . Agent—Walkea to Steubenville. After Be ing Slightly Wounded.. ’

AT COLLIERS   Having Been Taken for Prohibition Agent—Walked to Steubenville After Be, ing Slightly Wounded. - ~

“WRECK IN EL ESCAPES UNHURT   Special. Carrying Dem. Nominee Jumps Rails in Arizona.

COX TRAIN IS WRECKED IN ARIZONA   Governor Escapes With Bad Jotting as'‘Cars Derail

DAY MEN.FAIL TO RETURN TO WORK   Strikers in Indiana Coal Fields de Not Obey Orders of District Precident   STRIKE VOTES TAKEN SUNDAY   Reported Majority Favor Staying Away From Mines Until Wage Dispute is Settled

U.S, STEEL MAKES $48,051,540   For Three Months Ending September 30. Declares Dividend.

LOCICAL PLACE FOR BASE   Badger Tells House Naval Committee San Fraacisco Location  a See

fadger Tells House Naval Commitjee San Francisco Location g tan nae.

HAVOG BY STORM        TORNADO KIL CAUSES GEE   ljountain Region - Révastated treat Wind Storm. - 7  7 _

HAVOG BY STORM   TORNADO KILLS MANY ANI CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE.   Ovark Mountain Region Devastated By Great Wind Storm.

TROUBLE 1S BREWING AT U.S. ARSENAL   SECRETARY BAKER REFUSES TC REINSTATE LEADERS DISCHARGED BY MILITARY  OFFICERS.   MEN THREATEN 10 GOON STRIKE   Baker Declares There Must be Har mony Among Workers Before Confidence Can be Restored.

SHIP AND GREW OF 33 BELIEVED LOST   Hope Almost Abandoned Fo Lake Steamer,

NO TIDINGS OF LAKE STEAMER,   Fear of Loss of Freighter Widlar in Superier Storm.

IS LAWRENCE VISITOR   George Selig Honer Guest at Ki wanis Luncheon

SLEMENCEAU'S: oe ae “ FAREWELL ADDRESS       ls electors He Wil Not Be a Candidate Sor the Senate.

CLEMENCEAU NOT A CANGIDATE FOR SEN.   VERRIER REFUSED TO sOxNTT Tey oe WL BE ANB. 2 DATE FOR PREXIDEXT .

w9DinG URGED 10° euppqaT-ORY LAW      pen, Sland'in Favor of Rrohibl tion Advozated, a   PRESENTS. VIEWS  ware?   Presidential: Candidat He Opposes J Placing bal      ing np Senator re “No Announced,

Clemenceau Won’t ‘Run For. Senate   Rinnered (Phaie the Prouiers -€ fonsileninss ~ Ratreing the Alec dentin Race,

DEAT IN SENATE ONT OOUGHT BY CLE MENCEA!   Tiger Refuses to Admit He May Be a Candidate to Succeed Poincare

NICKEY” GAVE HIMOELE UP 10 POLICE TODAY   Jules W. Arnstein, Reputed Master Mind of $5,000,000 Theft, Prisoner.   FUGITIVE HAS BEEN HIDING IN PITTSBURGH   World Sought Man Flaunts Self in Face of Police Before Surrendering.

NICKY ARNSTEIN, MASTER GROOK IS UNDER ARREST   Gives Self Up After Entering New York City Undetected

MAN SOUGHT IN BOND THEFTS,  SURRENDERS   Arnstein Appears Before District Attorney After Passing Unrecognized Through Police Ranks.   WILL TALK TOMORROW

SEEAANSTEN ~ FORBOND THEFTS   Alleged header of $5,000,002 Plot: Arrested in New © = York City.   'VISITS THE PROSECUTOR   ‘Was In Pittaburgh While Potice All ‘Over Country Have Been Search,Ing for Him—Watched Thousands of Pollce Parade  a tn Qatham.

ARNSTELN VOLUNTARILY SUBMITS 10 ARREST   AFPEARS.AT OFFICE OF DISTRICT . ATTORNEY WITH WIEE-ArD   GSVES HIMSELF TE...

AANOTEIN, ALLEGED BONG TnICF, OURRENDERG AFTER HIDING FOR SIX MONTHS   Walks Into District Attorney’s Office in New York After Riding Past Hundreds of Police Without Being Recognized.

Police Fail To Recognize Man They Sough   Nick Arutein Waves at Police 41 ficers Hut They do Nut Kev ognize Him Unell He Gives Himself Up

“NICKY" ARNSTEIN RAN THE GAUNTLET OF POLICE .TO GIVE SELF UP   HUNTED FOR MONTHS   Nehbody Knew Reputed “Master Mind” of Five Million DolJar Bond J'lut   E‘usive Suspect Had Brilliant Finish in His Entry Into New York Today

MASTER MIND UNDER ARREST IN NEW YORK   Man Back of Huge Bond Thefts Has Surrendered Self

ELUSIVE ‘NICK’ “FINALLY TAKEN   Master Mind ‘in Five: Million Bond Theft Plot is Arrested in NewYork. = ¢   HE FULFILLS ‘HIS PROMISE

MILLION DOLLAR TRICE AFTER ELUSIVE CHASE SURRENDERS 10 THE  NEW YORK POLICE   Gave Himself up up to District Attorney Today After Completely Evading Officials of U. S. and Canada.—Sent to Prican in Defaalt af Rail.

MAN KNOWN AS “MASTER MIND” IN NEW YORK UNDERWORLD IS PLACED UNDER ARREST TODAY

HUNDRED BLIND POLICEMEN   Jules Anstein, Charged With Theft  of $5,000,000 Liberty Bonds, Passe: Many Policemen and Surrenders ir New York.

ARREST ARNSTEIN ~ INNEW YORK   BOND THEFT PLOT HEAD HAD BEEN IN PITTSBURGH.

MASTER MIND OF N.Y, BOND THIEVES DROVE INTO POLIGE PARADE   And Even Then Arnstein Had to Surrender Himself

MASTER MIND ARRESTED   Five Million Dollar Alleged Bond Theft Head Jailed,

ALLEGED MASTER OF CROOKS IN CUSTODY   WALKED INTO DISTRICT ATTOR NEYS OFFICE AFTER ELUDING POLICE AND GAVE HIMSELF UP.

VISITS DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OF LICE AFTER POLICE FAIL TO RECOGNIZE HIM

ARNSTEIN SURRENDERS   “Yasfor Mind” of Big Hand Theft Club Hud Been In Piltshurg,

“Master Mind’ in N. Y. Bond Theft Plot Surrenders   Makes Good af’ Oft-Repeated Promise to Voluntarily Give Himself Up.

ARNSTEIN EVADES DETECTION, FACING THOUSAND POLICE  ETAINS S$ REP PUTATIO oN O   RETAINS REPUTATION O! SUCCESSFUL DODGER  OF GFFICIALS TO THE TACT.   WAQIN PITTSBURG   Coast to Coast Search Made for Him; He Reviews Bluecoat Parade.

MASTER MIND IN LOOTING OF WALL STREET ARRESTED   “Nicky” Arnstein, Who Planned $5,000,000 Bond Thefts, Gives Himself Up.   NATIONWIDE. SEARCH 1S ENDED BY SURRENDER   Much Wanted Man Mixes, ir Police Parade on Way to © Criminal Court. :

Master Mind in Gigantic Theft Plot Passes Miles of Police Unrecognized

MASTER CRIMINAL’ GIVES HIMSELF UF   ULES W. (NICKEY) ARNSTEDN FACES POLICE IN PARADE ANT ENTERS INTO DISTRICT AT. TORNEY’S OFFICE UNKNOWN.

ARNSTIEN GIVES POLICE LAUGH AS THEY MARCH PAST   Man Sought By Coun. try For Swindle Finally Surrenders.

SEIZE ARNSTEIN ~ PORBOND THEFTS   Alleged Leader of $5,000,000 Plot Arrested in New York City.   Was in Pittsburgh While Police All Over Country Have Been Searching for Him—Watched Thou.  sands of Police Parade im Qatham_

NIGKY ARNTEIN MASTER MIND, GIVES UP TODAY   Search of Five Months End: With Alleged Bond Thief’s Surrender   BAIL FIXED AT $75,000; GOES TO TOMBS PRISON   HAD BEEN HIDING IN PITTS BURG; MOTORS THROUGI FIFTH AVENUE, SALUTIN( POLICE OFFICIALS.

INE TAKEN. o LAST   Makes Theatrical Return to New York and The Tombs After Long Pursuit.   By Asenciated Prece.

‘SURRENDERS AT NEW YORK   ‘MASTER MIND’ OF FIVE ‘MILLION BOND PLOT ue 8 be .   Goes to District Attorney’s ‘Office This Morning—Had  ~ Been in Pittsburgh All the Time He Said.

MUCHLY WANTED MAN SURRENDERS   t “NICKEY" ARNSTEIN WALKS INTO ATTORNEY'S OFFICE   HELD IN WALL STREET THEFTS   Takes Ride Around Town and Tips Hat to Officers but is Not Recognized Until He Goes Voluntarily Before Authorities

ARNSTEIN SURRENDERS   Accused of Stealing $5,000,009 In Government Bonds.

MASTER MIND OF BOND THIEVES AES CELE YD   “Mickey” Arnstein Walks tnte District Attorney's Office in New York arta       J APPEARANCE AMONG THE OFFICERS IS DEAMATIC   Drives Through Police on Parade can None af Them Recognise Ghia

“Mester Mind’. of Wall . ttreet Bond Thetts Walked Into Ofioo off Distelet Astornay,      “Micky'! Refused to Btate Where He Had Been Hiding or + Make a Statement Re.atire the Cate—Five Million Dollars Tnvolved, .

‘Nicky’ Arnstein Long Sought as - Thief, Gives up   Suspect in Wholesale Bond Robberies Rides Unmolested in Police Lines.

‘Nicky’ Arnstein Alleged Head of Bond Thieves   Who Has Been Munted For Five  Wonths by the Police, Volun tarily Surrenders

MASTER MIND’ Ot BOND THEFT PLOT FINALLY JAILED   Lived In Pittsburgh While Po: lice Combed Nation Hunting for Him.

_ AFTER ELUDING POLICE 5 YEARS   “NITTY" ARMSTAIN GIVES HIM SELF UP TO DISTRICT AT. TORNEY TODAY.   Is Believed to Be the “Master Mind’ in Wholesale Bond Thefts Commnitted im Wall Street Dur. ing Past Few Years.

ARNSTEIN PUT UNDER ARREST   Long Sought for Fugitive Gives Himeelf Up   In MEW YORK CITY   Suspected of Being the Mastermind in the $5,000,00¢ Bond Theft Plot.

ALLEGED “BRAINS” OF PLOT GIVES UE   “NICKY” ARNSTEIN RAN THE GAUNTLET OF POLICE .TO GIVE SELF UP   HUNTED FOR MONTHS   Nobody Knew Reputed “Master Mind” of Five Million Dollar Bond Plot   E'usive Suspect Had Brilliant Finish in His Entry Into New York Today

EAMOCS  “NICKY"  ARNSTERN, ALLEGED “HASTER REND" 18 IN JAIL.   BAIL FIXED AT #73000 — HAD BERN HIDING LN MITTS. BURGH. PA

MASTER PLOTTER IN BOND THEFT ‘REVIEWS’ POLICE AS NATION-WIDE SEARCH IS ON

RADKY’ § AYAST mie   ee RAH EL .  Les ‘ a, -f3e : © :  . gan 44d oe * a" a SUREENEEEHS § Bicinl  =.  he ete a ee '¢ 18 pat Haaite fe  ce

MASTER MIND OF 90,000,000 BOND THEFT ARRESTED   “NICKY” ARNSTEIN KEEPS PROM ISE TO SURRENDER TO THE POLICE   POLICE OF NATION HUNTED HIM IN VAIN   Tells Reporters That With Wife and : Lawyer He Drove Up Fifth Avenue and Past Thousand Policemen on Parade

MICKY ARNSTEIN SURRENDE RED TO -N. Y.-DIST. ATTY   Master Mind In Theft of Bonds By Mes’ sengers In Finan cial Diskhiss—-Sought Ror Five Months .

ee } . .  Mickey Arnstein Who Staged a Reufirhable Robbery at Last is: Brought {to Book. ¢

ALLEGED BOND THEFT LEADER Sunn Un   Man Held as Master Mind of $5,000,000 Thefts Had Been Hunted in Two Countries

ITHE KING OF BAND OF THIEVES GIVES SELF UP   After Five Months < Spent Dodging Poliee “Niekey” Arnstein Voluntarily Surrende

WALL STREET ‘BOND THEE ~ SURRENDERS   Alter a Flye Months Hunt. tor Wickey. Arnstein, He Retnrns From Pitts. burgh, Where He Had  ' Been Hiding

“MASTER MIND” TS ARRESTED   Arnstein, Alleged Instigato: of Bond Thefts, Surrenders   ENDS FIVE- MONTHS HUNT  Gives Self ‘Up With Grea’ Ceremony: Held for Bond

MUCH WANTED NICKY GIVES HIMSELF UP   Man Charged with Thefi  of Bonds Surrender: Just as He Said He Would.

NIGKY ARNSTEINGIVES oclt UP, ~FLUDED NATION   (Asaoclated Prees ) Was Wanted for Being “Mas ter Mind” in Big Bond Theft Plat in New Yark   WAS A POLICE DODGER   Had Seen Looked For All Over Country Since Last February—-Surrenders to District Attorney

ARNSTEIN SURRENDERS 10 POLICE       Arrest Ends Cot Country Wide Search of 3 .. ' Months:

DAT ARRESTED   Jules W. Arnstein Appears In District AGCOMNEY s Office Accompanied wv His. Wife.

‘Master Mind” of $5,000,000 Theft Plea Surrenders To N.Y. Police--Has Good Time

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE CALLED 10 MEI   ALL STATES WILL SEND REPRE. SENTATIVES TO REMEDY SLUMP IN MARKET

TO REPORT INQUIRY BILL.   Committee Acts Favorably on Resclution for Probe of Gasoline Prices.

HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS PROBE OF - GASOLINE PRICES   Bispostiion of World Supply Sald t Be In Hands of Two Enormonsty Powerial Combines.

‘GIRLS BREAK “LIFT” STRIKE   Women Strikebreakers Run New York Elevators When Operators Watk Out,

OPEN FIGHT —. ~- ON MILITARY  TRAINING   Jemutor Jelson Declared Tt Convary to Spirit of Ame i > Enstitations, .

While Extradition Is Possible, State Department Not Considering Move.

LOWDEN GAINS ADVA  NTAGE   wae ee linois Governor Gets Much the Best of it in Gelegation Contest Decisions,

‘ONVENTION SWIRL GATHERS MOMENTUM AS DELEGATES AND VISITORS POUR INTO CITY—EFFORTS OF EXPERTS TO PICK NOMINEE IN VAIN.

LOWOEN LEADS IN Lol TABLE DF DELEGATES   PARTY TO PROBE SOUTH   ALLEGED ROUGH STUFF, DOWN THERE TO BE \ HALTED, SOON

Of 137 Contested Seats Lowdon Emerges With 65 After Tempestous Sessions

LOWDEN GAINS 63 DELEGATES IN CONTESTS   Committee Concludes Its Hearings at Chicago.

MOST OF FREE DELEGATES NOW FOR LOWDEN   Delegate Contests Completed, Majority Strong Lowden Sentiment.

LOWOEN GAING DELEGATES BY THE DECISIONS   WOOD LEADS IN NUMBER OF AC. TUAL INSTRUCTIONS BY TWELVE VOTES   Texas Regulars Seated By Committee In Spite of The Arguments of The Negro Contestants

CONTESTS END WITH LOWDEN ~ FORCES HAPPY   Negro Delegates. Fare Badly As Result of Decigions.

DUNTEOTO HAVE BEEN DloPUat UF; LOWDEN ta  N BIG WINKET   Delegate Disputes, Spectacular Feature of the PreConvention Period, Are Settled By Committee,   ILLINOIS GOVERNOR GAINS BY DECISIONS   oixty-five Delegates Addec To His List, While Woos Gets 18, Johnson 4 anc Judge Pritchard 17.

Delegate Contest Settlements Finished by Republican Committee, With Decided Advantage to Gov. Lowden.

CONTESTS END IN FAVOR OF LOWDEN   Sixty-five of Uninstructed Delegates Said to Be for the Illinois Governor.

Of the 137 Delegate Dispute: Iilinoly Man Supporters Win 65.   Many Women Indure Tobacco Smoke, and Strong Lasguage as Observers.

LOWDEN GOT MOST OF CONTEST VOTES   GOVERNOR GAINED DECIDED ADVANTAGE IN DECISIONS OF THE COMMITTRE.

NPCRAY COMES OUT. FOR REP. MPCLURE. FOR SPEAKERSHIP   'Governor-elect Unreservedly For Anderson Man For Important Place.

HOLDS LAND PROMOTERS TO FEDERAL GRAND JURY   Six Membera of Daniel Hayes Senn , are Oharge with coupe ey’ . Defrand

Jedge Landia Holds Chicago Men to Grand Jury for “Green Geoda  ey

New Chief -'-.. Makes Good   fo Volicn Officers Clary Uy spk Mussonger-Robb

NEW CHIEF NABS TWOBIGCROOKS   Men Who Staged ‘ $265,000 Bank Robbery in Chicago in Custody.

NEW GHICE GL UP CHICAGO GASES   CHIEF FITZMORRIS TAKES HAND IN RUNNING DOWN ALLEGED BOND THIEVES

ARRESTS ALLEGED - ROBBERS OF BANK   Chicago Chief of Police Ap prehends Men. —

BIG DOINGS AT NORTHAMPTON   Chamber of Commerce Appoints Com. mittee to Arrange for Coolidge Notification Meeting.

Ee Behe Peek Ee RR     ol ee ee  Chicegzo Chief Made. Fortune (la Real Vetate Dew s.

OFFICIAL BUREAU OF INFORMATION IN MEXICO CIT   President de la Huerta Does Away Time Honored Custom of Censoring Messages.

HUGE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY   Motorcar Output for 1919 in U. S. Is Worth 3%$1,807.594,580. j

ROAD LAY   ‘TO BE OFFERED IF SPECIAL SESSION IS CALLED   Weuld Permit Counties Te Advance Money fer Preliminary Werk

CHANGE IN ROAD LAW ADVOCATED   Amendment Dealing With Fund Provision of Present Measure Will Be Asked.   ‘OF INTEREST IN THIS COUNTY   Counties Would Be Fermitted to Advance Money for Preliminary Township Road Work.

VATICAN CHOERS AGAIN TO M. Ahk POUK OF AMBER.  Oi ean ae Oe. ie a es ee +

QUEEN TO HEAR WOMAN’S VIEWS   Many Made Mistake In Sue. cumbing To Deadly Cigarets Lady Gaston Says

“21. TO BE RKERUILT.                  SOLDIEY IN SADE:  DID NOY RNOW IT

WIFE FINDS SOLDIER HUSBAND IN PRISON   Government Has Now Demanded Return of Money Paid To Her.

¥  “SOLDIER SPOUSE IN JAIL WIFE DID NOT KNOW IT  t   ‘Petersburg Man In Mix-up With Offi. cer; Wife’s Compensation Is Stopped.

LINTON MAN LS BOBCAT   Fishermen in White River Camp Near Bicknell Hold Interesting Session With Wildcat

BUSY PROGRAM AHEAD FOR THE PRESIDENT   Acceptance of the Armenian Med jation Alone Will Tax His Strength to Wimost.

WOUNDED WILSON HAS HEAVY PROGRAA   President Undertakes Many Big Tasks as He Slowly Regains Heatith.

LESS ONE-SIDED NOW      Slight Improvement in Retail Buying is Noted

RUTH INJURES KNEE SLIDING   Carried Off Field, but Will Play Today

GREAT BATSMAN HURTS KNEE   “Babe” Ruth Dislocates Joint in Slidina Into Second Base.

“BABE” RUTH INIURES KNEE   Famous Batsman Slides Into Second Base in Game at Cleveland— Dislocates Joint.

Col Delays Making Public ‘Poland s Reply   Changes Plans After First An nouncement Had Been Made   UNDERSTOOD THAT REPLY’S SATISFACTORY   Believed Poland Intends To Comply With Request As : To Boundaries

land's Reply to American Note About Not Going Beyond Boundaries is Not Given Ou

AMERICAS LEGION PLAY BRINGS MUCH PLEASTIRE   PERFORMANCES OF UKIAH TALENT SETS HIGH MARK FOR FUTURE EMULATION

Qmarien Federation Takes First Steps to Eliminate Al the Radicale.   TO RELP M RECONSTRUCTION   Famber of Men Who Have Injured Real Labor Arve Gent Back to the Ranks.

A FL LEADERS re FAT BAILS   Executive Counsil- Concernec Ins War .on - Radicalism; ‘Consider: Unemployment :

ELIMINATE RADICALISM 1 FROM LABOR COUNCIL:    American Federation  Works to Weed UVut Firebands—Studying Unemployment Problem.

CUT RED HOLD’ FROM LABOR   American Federation of Laber Has Wer One Victory Over Radieal. Element.

RED RADICAL ELEMENT WILL BE _AMUSTED BY LABOR   Kyccntive Council Finds it Bear  =  Very Close Relation to Unemployment.

ELIMINATION CF RADICALIGMI FROM LABOR UNDER WA}   Decisive Victory Over Ra: ical Elements Already is Achieved.

LABOR TO OUST RADICAL GROUE   Conservative Element Domi nant. in Convention; Will Combat Immigration Evils -

TAKING STEPS 10 ELIMINATE PADICAT IDEAS   First Act of Labor In This Direction Is Putting Out of Stec’ Committee Fitzpatrick an”  Foster, of Strike Fame.

LABOR FEDERATION TO FIGHT. RADICALS   Would Meet the Menace of In - oreasing Unemployment,

LADO MOVED 10) STAMP OUT BADIGALISM   Acts to Meet Conditions of Unemp! oyment Throughout Nation--Opposed to Foreign Agitators.

STEPS TAKEN BY FEDERATION T0 CURB RADICAL ELEMENT, ALSO 10  MEET UNEMPLOYMENT MENACE   Certain Members Are Said to Feel That Conservatism Must Characterize the Leadership of Unions; May Ask Congress to Check the Inflow of Immigrants From Europe.

LABOR FEDERATION “TO FIGHT: TAOS   Would Meet-ihe Méiaca af In -streasing Unemployment

Federation, of: Labor’ Would oe ‘Bar_ ‘Them: From. Control  Wee Picernantcon tion 3

TAROR TINIONS PLAN TO FICHT UNEMPLOYMENT    Steps towards Cooperation Be ing Considered to Offset Radicalism.

CONSERVATIVE VIEW HELD   A. F. L. DECLARES WAR AGAINS 4 RADICALISM   LABOR WILL OUST REBS   Gompers Favors Restrictions Against - Disturbing European Element

LABOR FEDE TOBAR fi      BODY SAID TO REALIZE THAT  CONSERVAT ACTION IS‘ ESSENTIAL.

LABOR WOULD BAR RADIGAL ELEMENT   Direct Stens Taken to Cémbat Menace; Conservatives Score Victory   DISCUSS UNEMPLOYMENT   Federation Chiefs Conside Further Co-operation With Capital

GONGERVATIVES  WIN A VICTORY AT WASHINGTON   fitzpatrick and Foster are Ousted from the Steel Workers’ Committee.

OUST ALL "AUCH   Federation Leaders Prepare Legislation to Keep Out Reds   TAKE DEFINITE STAND -ON IMPORTANT QUESTION   Foresee Closer Cooperation  Between Capital and Workers: to Meet.  Difficulties

RADICALS ARE OUSTED FROM LABOR CONTROL   Conservative Element Holds Whip Hand in A. F. of L.   DISCUSS MENACE OF IMMIGRATION   Would Limit Influx ot Europeans Into U. s.

CONSERVATISM IS KEYNOTE AT LABOR COUNCIL   Will Deal Emphatically with Attempts of Radicals to Bore From Within   ALIEN RUSH ALARMING   ne ene  DROP TWO RADICALS ACTIVE IN RECENT STEEL STRIKE OFF COMMITTEE

BORERS 0 WN STREET      Employers to Help in Grave Problem of L nemployment   RADICALS GOING      A. F. of L. Is to Be in Conservative Hands From Now On

AFL WOULD QUST RADICAL ELEMENT   CONSERVATISM TO BE POLICY OF BODY, IT 15 SAID BY LABOR MEN.   FITZPATRICK LOSES OUT   Executive Council in Session a Washington Considers Menace of Unemployment. -

UNION LABOR TO CAST RADICALS FROM ITS RANKS   Unemployment Situa tion Touched On At A. F. L. Conference.

FOR CLOSER CO-OPERATION TO MEET UNEMPLOYMENT   Federation of Labor Would Eliminate Radicalism From Any Control of Organized Labor.

ORGANIZED LABOR WOULD ELININAT RADICAL CONTRO   Direct Steps Taken to Meet Menace of Increasing Unemployment.   CLOSER COOPERATION WITH CAPITAL PROBABLE      Can Gain Little From New Congress Unless It Establishes Policies of Conservative Nature—Situation Regarded by Some as Alarming

LABOR COUNCIL. MOVES T0 OUST RED AGITATORS   Executive Body as. First Step Removes Fitzpatrick and Fos-. :  ter From Steel Work ers’ Committee... ,.. @   CONSERVATIVE VIEW HELD   Gompers Declares Against Unee: . stricted Admission of Disturbing Elements Erom Europe.

OUST. THE RADICALS   bias 1 5 THAT IS-THE PLAN OF THE. AMERICAN “FEDERATION.   Will Deal Emphatically with Attempts of Radicnls to Bore . = From Within. ._

FIGHT RADICAL ~ LABOR STIGMA   American Federation of Labo Seeks to Eliminate Radicalism From Any Cozatrol Whatever   SCORE ONE VICTGRY   Closer Co-operation Between La bor and Capital to Meet Upemployment Seems Certain

PAR EMA COAT AGU TRUCKAL uh  TO FICHT RADIGALISH  ee eames Se serene et   ee nem ee en mmtin are  Yould Heet ihe “enese of In. ersasing Uaommey ment,

LABOR FEDERATION STARTS FIGHT ON RADICAL ELEMENTS   Majority Of Delegates In Favor Of Policies Of Conservative Nature.   URGE RESTRICTION OF FOREIGN IMMIGRATION   Speakers In Executive Meeting Blame Capsial With Mis PI NA Le Te!

STILL CHECKING   Accounts. of Bond Salesman Who's Very Much ‘‘Shy.’’

SHORTAGE OF $70,000, .   Bond Salesman, Short. In Accomnts Has Fled to South America.

Pe ———————E  TNGE AMOUNTING TO $70,000 FOUND IN SALES ACCOUNTS   Man Disappears As Byvidence Of Fraud Un- .  Le 

SIX MILLION PEOPLE IN U.S. POORLY HOUSED   With LEPTLE HOPE THAT THE SITUATION WILL BE CHANGED

LANSING GETS © BIG APPLAUSE   CROWD AT WASHINGTON THEATRE SHOWS POPUULAR FEELING,

AD REE ek Ores rei ae es ee  Lansing Given Ovation By Theater Audience

CANADA IS GETTING BETTER IMMIGRANTS   Unemployment Across Water Causes Canada to Look for Big Movement.

$5,000,000 BOND THIEF HAS HARD TIME TRYING TO GIVE HIMSELF UP      “Nicky” Arnstein Returns to New York After Nation Wide Search

“NICKY” ARNSTEIN BREAKS INTO JAIL   Bailed by County, Held by United States Court   Long-Sought Fugitive Passes (0,000 Policemen on Way Downtown

NICKY ARSTEIN HAD TO BEG TO BE ARRESTEL   Sought for J bree Mouths hy Police Hie Motored Unrecognized Down Fifth Avenne.

“NICKY” ARNSTEIN FINALLY CAUGHT   Spent Three Months Trying to Get Arrested for $5,000,_ 000. Bond Robbery   REVIEWS BIG PARADE   Spends Short Time in Tomb: Until Bond of $100,000 Is Arranged

AMERICANS IN OLMPIAD TAKE SEVERAL FIRST:   High Jump and 110. Metre Hurdles to Yank Athietes.

Americans Still Winning in Olympic Contests; New High Jump by Landon of N.Y. A. (

R.W. Landon, American, Sets New Olympic Mark In High Jump at Antwerp   ‘Clears Bars At 1.94 Metres, One-Hundredth Of  Metre Higher Than Old Record; Sol. Butler, Star Colored Athlete Of Dubuque, Pulls Tendon In First Leap and Fails To Qualify.

LANDON, NEWYORK, TAKES HIGH JUN AT OLYMPIC GAMES   Sets New Olympic Record ir Finals With 1.94 ‘Metre Mark Overtopped.   EBY OF CHICAGO A. A. IS SECOND IN 800-METRE RUN   All American Entrants for 100Metre Hurdies Heat Winners in the Trials.

OHNE HAVE BOYCOTT ON JAPANESE TRADE   VEWSPAPERS WILL NOT CARRY ADVERTISEMENTS FOR  JAPANESE GOODS,

CHINESE HAVE A JAP BOYCOT]   THE NEWSPAPERS OF CHIN: REFUSES SPACE TO JAP GOODS,

PERFEGT DETAILS. MARKET. SERUICE   REQUIREMENTS FOR FERTILIZER IN THE SPRING WILL BE HANDLED IN LARGE WAY? BY MARKETING SERVICE— ISSUE  ‘ INFORMATION SOON, 

DEMPSEY TRIED TO JOIN NAVY   TODAY'S TESTIMONY CONTENDS CHAMPION ATTEMPTED TO GET RELEASE FROM EXEMPTION

DEMPSEY SOUGHT NAVAL ENLISTMENT   Witness Tells Court Heavy Weight Champion Made Efforts to Get Release From Exemption.

TODAY'S TESTIMONY CONTENDS CHAMPION ATTEMPTED TO GET RELEASE FROM EXEMPTION

TRIED TO ENLIST,   Dempsey Introduces Testimony in His Trial on Slacker Charge.

FORTY-EIGHT HOUR WEEK   Is Unanimously Supported by United Typothetae,

PRICES FALL WHEN WTALY STOPS BUYING      “NO BUYING" MOVEMENT DEVEL. OPS INTO NATION-WIDE DRIVE TO REDUCE PRICES.

NO-BUYING MOVE WORKS   taliuns are Forelng Prices Dawn by Refusing tp Speud-Pope Approves the *ethods.

ITALIAN PEOPLE AFTER H.C. OFE   “Quit Buying’ Movement Results Decrease of $0. Per Cent in Many Phces.

PACKER REGULATION TALK OF STOGKMEN   PRESIDENT W. W, TURNEY MAKES ‘ANNUAL ADDRESS TO CONVENTION AT HOUSTON.   PALMER UNABLE TO COME   Assistant Attorney General and Swift's Representative, to Present Their Views,

TEXAS GATTLEMAN URGES — REGULATION OF PACKERS   President Cattleraisers’ Association Says Meat Barons’ Figures Are Misleading.

NEWHERKRY JURY 18 OUT.   No Verdict Arrived at in Wichizan  Coansnirace (ance,

Jury Ponders on Newberry’s Guilt   Fails to Reach a Verdict and I; Excused Till 9 a. m. Today.

NEWBERRY JURY IS STILL DELIBERATING CONSPIRACY CASI   No Intimation of Progress Being Made by Twelve Men Given Out.

Not Slightest Indication of Progress Made Had Been Given When Excused for the Night.

FAILS TO REACH VERDICT.   Jury in Newberry Case Sends Word That No Report is Ready.

NEWBERRY JURY OMILING AFTER FIRST DAY WORK   Failure to Reach Quick Ver. dict no Surprise in Grand Rapids.   EXCUSED FOR THE NIGHT

IN THE POLICE COURT   Alleged Key Worker Held for Grand Jury — Larceny Cases

GROTZ HELD ON ROBBERY CHARG    Accussed. of Holding Up Adolpt Lungreen—Bail Fixed at $2,000 Not Yet Furnished.

CHECOTAH SCHOOIS . OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 6   Most of the "Teachers, Have Beer Secured for the Coming = School Year. -

-SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 6;   Most: of. the” “‘Peac rs Have. Jee ot Secured for: the. Coming’ a ‘Grthinal Waar oo!

MENTIONED FOR THE SPEAKERSHI   William’ R. Jinnett, Representative From Rush Cqunty, is Among Probable Candidates   18 “HAYS IN THE RING”   Selection is Ong of the’ Perplexing Questions Confronting. the  + Political Workers .

WOULD BE SPEAKERS SHY HAT INTO RING   PREVALLING QUESTION AT RHE SPATE CAPIEAL Is WHO WILL bE HOUSE SPBAISER

THEY ALL WANT I   Thirteen Hats in Ring for Speakership of Next Ses. -gsion of Legislature ©   MAY BE A DARK HORSE   Candidates Appearing at the - Capital and Getting Line on Routine Business 

SUPREME COURT KILLS WET REFERENDUM   ; Califcinia High Tribunal Dismisses Petition foy Vote on Dry Amendment.

SUPPLY EQUALLING -: _ DEMAND HIGH COAL. PRICES FALL: OFF   Action of Operators in Eradte cating Abuses Help Jn the , Readfustment, ©  *   IMMEDIATE.. WANTS .-MET   In the Northwest nmi Elsewhere, and Release of Cars In Lake Movement Permits Distribution to Other Mark. ets} “Dodzing of Contracts” Denled,

SUPPLY EQUALLING - DEMAND HIGH COAL PRICES FALL OF   [Action of Operators in Eradi  eating Abuses Help in the Readjustment,   IMMEDIATE WANTS MET

PENNSY OFFICIAL KILLED BY MAN WHO LOST A JOL   HENRY T. SWEGMAN, CHIEF CLAIM AGENT, SHOT TO DEATH BY DISCHARGED EMPLOYE, IN OFFICE.

WAN 15 HELD FOR THE MURDER OF POLICEMAN   Officer. Killed in Salina “Last Night in Protecting a Peat.

HELD FOR LUCKEN SHOOTING   Connetl Biafla Man Deniex Ano  } Sepia eer ace tC: Cece

UOLD MURDER sreproer   Salina Police Prahe Wining. . Polleeuaar,

NEGROES WIN THEIR FIGHT   ‘Colored Workers to Be Admitted Inte A. F. of L. on Equal Terms With Whites.

FIGHT IS WON BY NEGROES   Will Be Admitted Into A. F. of L. on Enual Terms With Whites.

IOWA MAY ADOPT ALLEN PLAN.   Ralph Faxon In Topeka to Anveatigate: Industrial Court Caw,

WOMEN TEACHERS WILL GET TO VOTI      APPROXIMATELY 20,000 TEACH ERS IN THE STATE WILL CAST BALLOTS

MCGRAW LINKED TO AGTOR’S DEATH   Manager of Giants Knacked Down Slavin, Says Taxi © Driver -

CASE OF NP GRAW AND STAGE oTAn AED AN COUR!   Actor Hurt When Grant’s Manager Objects to Being Heloed Home

INJURED IN SCUFFLE.   That Much Has Been Learned Re surding Tambs Cinb Affatr,

POLITICIANS SAY HOOVER ~~ CANNOT WIN   Only “Dark Horse” Stage at Convention Can Save Him Now.   BUT BACKERS HAVE NOT GIVEN UP HOPE

POLITICIANS SAY HOOVER CHANCES — NOW VERY SLIM      BUT BACKERS DECLARE HE IS BY NO MEANS OUT OF THE RACE.   FIGURE HIM ONE OF MANY POSSIBLE “DARK HORSES’

RUM VICTORY SAYS PAPPER   Kansas senator bitterly denounces “little brown jug conspiracy”

SENATOR CAPPER SAYS GOV. COX IS WETS’ LAST HOP!   His Record As Governor of Ohio Had Nothing to Dc With Nomination

Nominee Makes Special Plea for’Repubtican Senate Because of League  WILL TAKE COUNSEL OF . AMERICA’S LEADING MEN   Harding Opposed 16 Being Classed as One-Man Power In Administration

HARDING DEFIES COX FOLLOWERS   Renews His Challenge to Demecrats to Show Any inconsistency or Change of Position   REITERATES STAND   Rejects Versailles Leagne, But Favors an Association Founded on Principles of Justice

 Feels Strong Canviction People  Are To Elect Republican Execu: ' tive and Appeals For Republi can Congress.   NEVER ALTERED POSITION

HARDING RENEWS PARTY BUILE PLE   CHALLENGES DEMOCRATS Ti SHOW INCONSISTENCY . ON LEAGUE.

Reiterates Challenge tc Finds Flaws in Statements   Not—President—UnilessCorigress Is Made po eee ay Ee ee

DEMANDS CONGRESS BE REPUBLIC   Otherwise Harding Doesn Want Presidency.

Senator Johnson Declares Harding’s Stand on League Makes His Election Certair

Reiterates Challenge fo  Finds Flaws in Statements   -Not.--President—-Unless Corigfess Is Made Rent heads

AN INTERNATIONAL ASODCTATION WILL SATISFY HARDING   SUCH AN ORGANIZATION MUST BE FOUNDED ON PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE.   WOULD LIMIT OBLIGATIONS   World Rather Break the Heart of thr Entire World Than to Destroy the Soul of American Nationality.

Republican Nominee Says He Does Not Desire to Be Pres. ident Unless Republican Congress is Elected——Pronounces Charges of ‘Senate Oligarchy’"’ Entirely False.

Washington Unable To Identify General Morel Said To Head Captives: Wranele Driven Back

FALLS INTO HANDS OF SOVIET FORCES   American Mission Said te Be Captured. 

U5, MISSION FALLO INT SAVE HANG   ews Comes In Connection 7 With Report on Wrangel’s Onerations.         MAY BE RED CROSS   Naval and Diplomatic Mis sion is Some Distance From Scene of Activities.

AMIERICAN MISSION IN SOUTH RUSSIA FALLS INTO SOVIETS’ HANDS, SAYS MOSCOW REPOR   ‘Only ‘Missions Known in. Crimes Are Red Crass Unit and Naval and Diplomatic

AMERICAN GENERAL ~ (S SEIZED BY SOVIETS   Crimean Station Taken But It Is Not Possible to Make Sure of Who Is Meant

AMERICAN MISSION THKEN BY SINT   Says Reports From' Moscov Regarding South Russia To. day Giving Very Little De tails of- the Affair—Wash  ten tmen UTith adt. Tntmrmatinn

SEIZED BY REDS IN RUSSIAN BATTLE   American Captured In Victorious Sweep of Bolsheviks   GENERAL WRANGEL ROUTED   French and British May be Called  te Hig. Aid

MISSION FALLS INTO HANDS OF SOVIET FORCES   Headed by General Morrell, i: _— Captured, 8as-Report from London      ¥aQkK WARSHIPS

‘AMERICA ui   TWO .U. S. UNITS IN VICTOR}      One Commanded by Major Ryden and  Another Headed by Rear ; Admiral “McCully. > ~

Reports It Was Headed By «fi eral Morel” and Was With General Wrangel..   NO WORD IN WASHINGTON   No ‘Official American Mission In That Region—No “General  “~ Morel” in the Service.

NO RECORD OF MISSION FOUND IN WASHINGTON   French and British Represen tatives Ask Governments 1 Warships Shall be Sent t Aid Wrangel.

ALLIES MAY USE WARSHIP ACKINGT REDS   French and British Legation Asks Leave to Send Shing   YWRANGEL NEAR DEFEAT      Strength Smashed by Onslaught of Soviets in, Crimea

U. 9. MISSION IN HANDS OF REDS   Taken During Advance of Russ Against Wrangel’s AntiBolshevik Forces.

MOREL MISSION MADE CAPTIVE BY BOLSHEVIS)   Russian Dispatch Says Prisoners Americans—Washington Calls it Mistake.   NOTES. SUBJECTS IN SOUTHERN WAR ZONE

U. S. MISSION IS. TAKEN BY REDS, REPORT ASSERTS  ee ee a ee,  anes   Wrangel Captares Thousand: of Prisoners. by: Baring ‘Attack an Bear.

Uo, MISSION IN RUSOIA REPORTED SEIZED BY AEDS   Moscow Newspaper Says Capture Was Effected Without Firing of Shot — Mission Headed by Gen. Morel.

LONDON HEARS GEN. MOREL’S STAFF'S TAKEN   Washington and New York Have No Record of Such Mission.

AMERICAN MISSION IS CAPTURED BY A BOLSHEVIKI FORCE   General Morel Had Task 0 Combatting Bandits, Says Report.

Bolsheviki Forces Capture American Mission, ‘eport   “General Morel” Said to Head Band That Falls Inte Hands of Soviet Army at Alexievka in Southerr Russia—State and War Departments Say .They Don’t Know of Any Mission in Territory Described

CAPTURE (5 REPORTED BY MOSCOW NEWSPAPER      b ae enema &. Washington -Without Informatio: as to Identity of : . Mission.   SN OW-RETARDS BOLSHEVIKI   Hindering Operations on Isthmu  Between Crimea and   ‘ Russia, =

AMERICANS ARE HELD BY SOVIET   Mission Headed by General Morel is Captyred by Bolshevik in Crimea.   NO RECORD OF PARTY HERE

No Such Mission Known Tc American Authorities   Viay Be American Relief Com mission On Battle Front

WEARING  APPAREL   Prices Down ‘from Tea to Sixt Per Ceat in Kansas City Today.

REPORT RECEIVED AT WASHINGTON   Britons Plan to Sell Awarded Vessels Back to Germans

BRITAIN TO SELL GERMAN LINERS   ENGLISH GOVERNMENT HAS UNDER CONSIDERATION SALE OF BONC'S TO FORMER OWNERS

SOCIALISTS INVOLVED   TESTIMONY AT INVESTIGATION LINKS THEM TO REDs,      Shows Aliens Can Hold Office in the ‘ouncils—Hadical Literature Disphiyed.

Testimony Before the New York Legislative Investigating Committee Shows Aliens Control Party Councils   USE \PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS ReUAL MEETING HOUSES   Exhibits of Seized. Literature Bare Attacks on Belief in Divinity, Home and Morals and Patriotism in Any Form

VILLISTAS IN A BATTLE   Rebels Ambush Carranza Troops— Many Are Killed.

Would Investigate All President Campaign Fands  iw Aennwriatat Wrace

WANTS EXPENSE PROBED.   Senator Borah Wants People to Know Who Is Financing Campaigns.

BORA WOULD » PROBE LECTION ” BUND “BARRELS   Senator Introduces Resolutior Asking Investigation

BORAH DEMANDS QUIZ   Presents Resolution to Investigate Campaign Funds.   Probe Would Include All Promises ef Patronage of the Big Political Parties.

CAMPAIGN FUND QUIZ   BORAh DEMANDS INVESTIGATION OF BIG PARTIES.   Introduces Resolution Calling for é Probe of Cash and Promises fe of Patronage.

NEW REGORN MANE IN WIRELESS TRANSMISSION FROM FLYING AURPLINE   MESSAGES PICKER UP BY LAND STATION W725: M4LES DISTANT IN RECENT TEST.

ASSAILS STAFF CHILE IN SERVICE CROSS PROBI   ‘Bitter Attack Launched on General March in Investigation of Arm: Awards.

DEMANDS. INVESTIGATIO (OF ARMY DECORATION!   House Adopts Resolution Call. ing for Names of Recipients of Honors

SCATHES “DESK SOLDIERS” AS MEDAL RACKS   Says D. S. C. Is Cheapenec Because Miliatry Lounge  Lizards Have It   BATTLE OF “BULL” RUN   GALLIVAN, DEMOCRAT, FEARS THA’ “WAR WAS WON WITH RED INK BY FIRESID=S”

WAR DEPARTMENT ASKED FOR D. 8. M. AWARD LIST   Action Follows Spirited Debate in House, in Which General March Is Assailed.

BLACKSMITH WHO SHOD HORSE FOUND   Claims to Know Its Owner; Says Morgan Clerk   Warning Letter Received by Firm Day Before Disaster =

FIND BLACKSMITH  DISCOVERED DEAD       ie. cN oe Explosior "Caio: May Lead: to Crucial De velopments.

UNEARTH SOMF EVIDENCE.   Morgan Believes They Have Clue to Supposed Radicals.

BLACKSMITH {S KNOWN   Shod Horse Found Near Scene of Disaster, Morgan Clerk " Seys.

HORSESHOE MIY ND INMISTER   WENTITY OF BLACKSMITH WHO SHOD-ANIMAL IS ESTABLISHED,

MUST COMPLY WITH THELAW   t RAM. LABOR BOATD HRBIE RES i VUTLAW STREIBRERS,       COMMITTEE SOUGHT HEARING   MUST FIRST BEAHAUST NEGOTIAS TIONS WETH EMPLOYERS,      H Donk Interprets Rulluyx of Commin soln ax a Retusnl to Kecoxnize or Parley With Freight  Strikers.

LABOR MUST COMPLY WITH BOARD TERMS   STRIKING SWITCHMEN TOLD TO TRY TO SETTLE GRIEVANCES WITH RGADS.

Leader says they want substantial increase or there will be general strike   BROTHERHOODS CONFIDENT   Freight tie-up in - Chicago once more—New York. conditions improving”

Strikers Ask Labor Board For Hearing   Committee of More Than 100 Makes Visit To Washington Today   ‘DECLARE THEY’LL WIN DEMANDS   Ruling Made By Labor Board On Request Will Be Far Reaching

F LAW UNCER Wile RR LABOR POAKG '$ CREATED   Must Be Complied With Eofore Grievances Can Be Brought.

MAKING PLEASING RESPONSE   Organization for Salvation JAriny Drive Coming Along Nieely.

Jersey Society Girl <“Gine. in Elwell Case’ Housekeeper Is Held   { First. Legal Detentions Made in Mystery Surrounding Murder of - Sportsman and Whist Expert.

TWO ARRESTS IN ELWELL MURDER MYSTERY TODAY   Owner of Lingerie tc  Be Confronted by Housekeeper

ELWELL’S HOUSEKEEPER 10 BE QUESTIONED TODA   Expected to Face Women Who I Said to Own Cothing Found in Dead Man's Room.

SOCIETY GIRE HOLDS KAY IN RLWEEL (CASE   Police Claim Smart Set Woman With Him on Watal Marnine   WAS OFTEN HIS GUEST      Authorities Say “Key Witness” Can Explain Mysterious Murder

RLWELL HOUSEKEEPER AND. CHAFPUER WILL BE HELD BY STATE AS WYENESSE

HIS HOUSEKEEPER: ~AND CHAUFFEUR HELL   No One Yet Hliminated From Case, It Is Said

SAYS MAN SHOT ~ JOSEPH ELWELL   Officer in Charge of Murder investigation Says Woman Cause of Shooting   Housekeeper and Chauffeur Held by Court as Material Witnesses

STERIOUS RDER CASE   CE LEARN NAME OF MAN WHO OWNEL  LINGERIE FOUND ID YOM OF JOSEPH B. EL 1 oe

NEW JERSEY GIRL HAD \“DATE” WITH BROKER   Fieeeeuter Declares: "Man  Fired. the: Fatal. Shot: and _ That Woman Was. Cass fae pe

HOUSEKEEPER 1S BELIEVED 10 BE SHIELDING MAN   Police Certain Gam: bler Was Killed By A Jealous  Man Rival. “-

MCGREGOR'S NAME WILL 60 ON TIGKE   UNLESS THE COURTS TAKE FURTHER STEPS TO PRE. VENT IT.

UNITED: FUEL GAS. GO. REFUSES 10 SHOW GONTRAGTS    Aitorniéy, For Pennsflvant          Demand OF Weit Virgin sel At Steptoe'Law Hearing   GEN. MAN. WALLACE GN'STAND

CONTRACT ISSUE ARGUED.   Attorneys For Pennsylvania Fight Demand Made.at Steptoe Law Hearing.

GERM NS SEEK ~ CONCESSIONS   Ales Are Asked  to Aenounce - Certain Treaty. Aiights.   HIGHER REPARATIONS. PLEDGED

GERMANS SEEK -GONGESSIONS   dlls: Are Asked: 10. Renounce Cera Healy Rigs,   HIGHER REPRRATINS: PLERSER:

New Branswicks here just in time for Christmas.    POSED AS FAMOUS FLYING  ACK, MARRIES FLORIDA BELLE { SECURES MONEY AND FADES

POSES AT JACKSONVILLE AS EDDIE RICKENBACKER   Marries Society Girl, Victimizes Several Business Men and Then Leaves City.

wr ee CEC  NGL ACE, MARRIES SOCIETY GIRL ~- epoch   Signed Contract As Manager of Stutz Motor Car Branch at $26,000 Year Salary, Drev’ $100¢ Then Deeamped With His Bride   REAL RICKENBACKER IN CALIFORNIA

BOLD IMPOSTER   Gets Bride and Mones While Posinay AS American Act

SWINDLER POSED AS EDDIE RICKENBACKER      BURING FEW DAYS IN JAGKSONVILLE MARRIED ATIRACTIVG GIRL, CHEATED BUSINESS MEN AND MADE GET-A-WAY.

Married Southern Girl as Ed: die Rickenbacker and © . Borrowed Money.

IMPOSTER POSES AS GREAT “AGE   AND MARRIES JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA, GIRL.   PIGKENBAGKER (S SURPRISEL   Says He Was Not Married As At the Time He Was In Catifornia— Stranger “Wined and   BDined ®

INJURIES PROVE FATAL 10 YOUTH CRUSHED BY CAF   Death Results From Fracture of Skull Sustained When Run Over by Automobile Sunday.   PHYSICIANS UNABLE  TO SAVE THE LAD

“ROBBANK — AT DELTA   OF $12,000 IN CASH ANT LIBERTY BONDS IN DAYLIGHT.   Shoot Up. Street, Attack the Bank, Slug Cashier and - Escape in a Touring Car.

SHOOT UP OHIO TWN, ROB BANK OF CASH, ESCAPE   Daring Raid Made In True Western Style By Six Outlaws.

BANDITS SHOT  UP OHIO TOWN   Entered Bank and Es. caped With $12,000 in ~ Cash and Bonds

SHOOT UP TOWN, GET $12,000   Six Bandits Make Wild West Raid or Delta, C.—-One Citizen Is Wounded.

WILD WEST IN OHIO   BANDITS “SHOOT UP” TOWN, ROB BANK OF $12.000

BANDITS SHOOT UP LITTLE OHIO TOWN   One Man Wounded and Bank ts Looted of $12,000 in Cash and Liberty Bonds.

DANA RUBBED Na TOLEDO TOWN SHOT UP   ix Bandits Terrorize Delta, Ohio,’ and Get Away With $12,000 From Bank,   -usiiiade Causes General Hurry To Safety.

Robbers Shoot Up - 2. Town and Rol   Delta, Ohio, Entered by Bold Ban dits and the People’s Bank Robbee¢ of $12,000.

SANK ROBBED NEAR TOLEDO TWN SHOT UF   six Bandits Terrorize Delta, Ohio,’ and Get Away With *12,000 From Bank,

FOR FOREIGN TRADE   Hundred Million C trie pat Will Be Formed in U. 

Committee of Thirty Headed by John McHugh Is Named to Procetd with Organization of $100,000,000 Cor - poration

Committee of 30 1s Named to Plan Underwriting Work Without Delay       ENTIRE U. S. REPRESENTED   5  Board of Directors Is to Be Chosen from Various  1 Industries

BiG: FOREIGN. TRADE. ~ BORPORATION ‘HH ~ HUNDRED ILLINS CAPITAL 1S STARTEL   Conference Votes ta Proceed al Once Under Edge Act Provisions  and Committee Is Appoirtted

VOTE TO ORGANIZE  TRADE CORPORATION   $100,000,000 Concern To  Be Formed. 

To Proceed. With Plan For Fofeign Trade Corp. Of $100,000,000 Capital

TD ORGANIZE FOREIGN TARDE GORPORATION   Conference Votes to: Start Work at Once—To Capitalize at $100,000,000

WILL PROCEED WITH FOREIGN TRADE COMPARY   Committee Named To Have Huge Concern Underwiitien

WILL ORGANIZE CORPORATION FOR FOREIGN TRADE   Committee of Thirty Headed by New Yerk Banker, Named to Proceed With the Work.

‘CHICAGO CONFERENCE AUTHOR. AZES ORGANIZATION WITH $100, 820,008. ‘CAPITAL.

FOREIGN TRADE CORPORATION CAPITALIZED AT 100 MILLIONS WILL BE FORMED IMMEDIATELY

WANT EARM, LABOR AND COMMERCE 10 BUILD TRADE BODY   Foreign Trade Conference to Seek Co-Operation of All Lines of Industry.   IOWA MAN IS NAMED ON ORGANIZING COMMITTEE   J. R. Howard, Clemons, Presi dent Farm Bureau Federation,in Committee of 30.

TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF PROHIBITION AGEN   Joseph P. Tumulty Relatiye O1 Dead Man’s Widow.

VIEW OF BRITISH   It Is Expressed in Their News papers About ihe Late Conventions.

ENTIAND NOT DISTURBED BY AMERICAN “POW WOWS” eMy Associated Press)

nity NS      None. of: “the Editors. Seems. ‘te _ Be Worried, Much : ‘About: ‘Planks. of:jreland:

Newspapers Do Net Believe Cordial Relations Between Two Countries Will Be Disturb:d.

PRESS REFLECTS BRITISH CONCERN OVER THE FUTURE   Comment On U. S. Electior Deals Entirely With Isles Future Relations.

BRITAIN SCANS PARTY PLANKS   LONDON PAPERS FIND LITTLE TO FEAR IN POLICIES OF HARDING AND COX

AT IRISH PLA   Nemocrats' Resohition Does Not (Cut Much Ice, Says Loudon Post   NO CAUSE FOR: ALARM   BPTHER, HARDING Of COX 1S SATISBRACTORY "   Policies of Presidential Cnnditdates In No Way Affect Preicndshtp of Aniesien amb Eagdand  De-~ elares London Paper

London Press of Opinion that Both Cox And pargine Are Friendly to Empire.

UNCOVER BIG BOOZE = PLOT IN KENTUCKY   50,000 Worth of Whiskey Recovered —Conspired to Take $360.000 Worth of Liquor.

CONSTABLE IN - BOOZE FRAUD   TOOK $200,000. WORTH: OF LIQUOR FROM BONDED WAREHOUSE iN KENTUCKY

WHISKEY WORTH DOOD 000 SOUGHT BY AUTHORITIES   Conspiracy of Bootleggers is Foiled by St. Louis Police.   TWO RAIDS ARE PULLED

AUTO MEN TO MEET.   Every Auto Owner Asked to be at Court House Saturday Evening.

AUTO MEN OM   ery Anio Owner Asked tal! be ai Court House Saturday Evening.

OCCUPATION IS DISAPPROVED   Japanese on Sakhalin Island Contrary to Treaty Is Contention of the United States.

DESCHANEL’S LIFE SAVED BY STRIKE   Train to Paris Would Have Struck Him Had it Been Running

FAVORS COL. BROQKHARI   Nate Kendal and E. R. Moore Candidates for Governor, on ‘‘Fair’’ List.

S STILL THE  ENIGMA OF CONVENTION   Over-Sunday Work Boosts Cox Candidacy Several Uesrees

PERMANENT ia oN SENA  Secretary Colby Administratiot Floor Leader   Senator Glass Chairman of the Resolu tions Committee

DEMOCRATS: IN GREAT JOY AS GAVEL SOUNDS   California Bun Woes Delegates and Business Suffers on First Day   Robinson Is Chairman   Fight to Be Made on Giuas 1: Head of the Resolutions Gommittee

CARRANZA LOSING MANY SOLDIERS   Sonora Secessionists Attract Federal Troops Over to Their Side.

GARHANZA 3 MEN DESERT AND JOIN IN REVOLT MOVE   Federal Soldiers Take the Field For the Sonora Revolutionists, Say Reports Reaching Aqua Prieta.   FLORES IS PRESSING ON TOWARD MAZATLAN   All Commercial Interests in New Republic Are Guaranteed Protection By the Secretary of State.

DEEIED BY CONGRA   Independence Declaration Follows Carranza Effort to Fire Customs Men.      CONGRESS REPUDIATES CENTRAI. GOVERNMENT

RALSTON NO CANDIDATE   NOY WILLING TO RUN AGAIN FOR GOVERNOR.   Will Support Dr. C, B. McCullech— State Democratic Leaders In ‘ Conference Today.

12, 000 MINERS ©: “JOIN STRIKE OF THE INSURGENTS   Practically Every Col. liery in Lower Anthracite Field Tied up: anc 38,000 Men Are‘Out,  Strikers Declare   CRISIS REACHED

Greater Part Of Work, Tied Up In This Field, Report.  BIG COMPANIES HIT  Outlaw Movem en Meets Stern Resistance In  Pennsylvania.

BAILEY LEADS IN TEXAS vVoTr   Former Senator Heads List fer Gubernatorial Nomination.

COUNTY BIRTHS FROM THE RECORDS FROM COURT HOUSE   NAMES OF PARENTS, OF CHILD REN, BIRTITS, DATE BORN ANJ POSTOFFICE, FILED APRIL, 1920

NEW TURN IN FIGHT   Three Stockholders to Intervene in Packing House Rumpus Between Skinners anc Howe, Attorneys Announce —Howe Asks for Another Continuance In Injunctior Suit Until Next Monday.

SKINNERS AFTER LOANS   Injunction Fight on Big 0O Packing Concern Brings <4 1ecloenrede

EXPORTING FIRM IS ORGONIZED AT FORMAL MEETING   THREE DIRECTORS OF CONCERS ARE’ SELECTED FROM AMONG TEXANS,

BANKERS ORGANIZE ~~ AT NEW GRLEANE   CORPORATION 18 FORMED, Td BE CAPITALIZED AT $6,000,000.

SENSATIONAL TRIALS OF WEST FRANKFORT MURDERS TO BEGIN   Must Face Law. For Murder of Boys Thrown in Wood Last Summer — Caused Ricts and Great Stir ix agg Section of the Counrv.

GREAT MURDER CASE ON TRIAL   CHARGED WITH MURDER OF WEST FRANKFORT BOYS, MEN FACE COURT.

COURT ORDERS SHIP SALE OF   JUDGE BAILEY SIGNS HEARST INJUNCTION ENDING — AUCTION

STARVATION FACED BY fl) PASSENGERS OF LAKE STEAMER   Plight Is Wirelessed To Officials From Ice Bound Boat.   REJWWEF BY NIGHT   Rescuers Racing Against Element To Save IIlFated Persons. ;

PASSENGERS OF BOAT CAUGHT IN ICE JAM FACING STARVATION   Lake Steamer Illinois Has Been Ice Bound for Entire Week.

BUSINESS METHODS ARE PECULIAR YET IT SEEMS THAT PONZI MEETS ALL DEMANDS AND PAYS OFF

‘Financial Wizard” . Satisfies . Investors That He is Solvent   Ponzi, Maker of Millions, Relieves Minds _ ot Doubters — Federal Authorities Continue Investigations

SATISFIES QUERIES AS TO SOLVENCY   Boston Get Rich Quick Artist Pays / Out $1,500,000 To Customers Since Last Moandawv

EEE EEO EE ee eS eee ee  RUN ON PONZI’S GET RICH ' QUICK SCHEME IS HALTING

MAN MADE  ~~ MILLIONS   Boston Financier Did It in Handling Foreign Exchange.   STILL PAYING. OUT MONEY   in the End, However, He Scerm: te Nave a Wig Roll Left for Himself.

MILLIONAIRE IN BOSTON CONTINUES ~ TO SERVE HUNRRENS   Man Who Has an Exchange Scheme Says He Courts Investigation But Fails to Give Up His Scheme of Opera tas. ew

IS MILLIGNAIHE IN FEW MONTHS   Has no Trouble Paying Off Hi: Investors Huge Amounts Owed Them

MONEY WIZARD NOT WORRYING - OVER BIG RUNS   Pays Out $1,500,00 and Spill Has Lot of Money Left, Says ee Cecretlary         MILLIONS IN EXCHANGE.

WIZARD PAYS ALL  WHOA Si RELURN   Financial Wonder At Boston Apparently Satisfies All Investigators of Honesty.  Woman Manager Issues Statement Saying Mystery Of Success Will Remain Secre

Ponzi, “Get-Rich-Quick” Ring, Pays Patrons Millions and Has Millions More. ,   Auditors at Work on His Books, But Won't Learn Secret of Snecess. Ha Claims.

EXCHANGE BROKER NOT RUINED BY BANK RUN   ls Able to Pay All Demands and Saves Business:

PONZI HAS PAID: OVER A MILLION: SINGR MONDAY.   “GET RICH QUICK” KING HAS SATISFIED . QUES TIONS AS TO NEAT Veo       Clerks Busy Paying Off Notes Line Seeking Payment Be: comes Smaller.

GET-RICH-QUICK MANAGER CLEARS OF ALL CLAIMS   He’s Free So Far, Says Profit Is Legitimate, But It Is Secret.

GET RICH QUICK ARTIST MAKING GOOD BY SHOWING AG PROFITS HE MADE   IS PAYING INVESTORS ON DEMANI (Vp SAYS HE WILL HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY.

GEI-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD A DIRTY DEUCE   In Comparison With Charles Ponzi, Boston’s Financial Ace.   NAPOLEON OF FINANCE SEEMS TO BE SOLVENT   He Has Paid Out $1,500,006 Since Monday to Timid Creditors.

PONZI, FINANCIAL WIZARD, QUIETS INVESTORS FEAR   Boston Man Makes Huge Fortune in Few Months—  Authorities to Probe.

GET RICH QUICK SECRETPAYSAS SHAKY ONES QUIT   WALLINGFORD SECOND CASHES IN EVEN WHILE RUN MADE ON HIS PURSE

PONZI PAYS ALL INVESTORS CASH ON DEMAND, HAS MONEY ‘TO BURN   FEDERAL AD THORITIFS PrZALE BY NEW WINT FOR WARING MONEY FOUND ES BOSTON

New Exponent of High Finance Says He Has Nothing To Hide and Investors Will Get Dollar for Dollar.   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BEGIN AUDIT OF HIS BOOKS TODA’

PONZI APPEARS 10 Be MAKING GOOD   is Paying Off Creditors and Has Plenty of Funds on Hand

ATTEMPT 10 ROUSE MARS IS FAILURE   Proffessor and Electri cian Give Up Hopes of Signaling Planet.

FAIL TO CATCH ANY SIGNAL FROM MARS   Another Attempt Will Be Made By Experts Tonight,

PLAY INTO aes OF WILSON ©   Republicans Please White House in Ending Congress   e oP BLUNDER: NOW SEEN:   Adds Prestige to Democratic Party Writer Thinks

Executive Is Left Free From Embarrassing Resolutions And Probes      Ww ISDOM OF PL AN.  STRONGLY DOUBTED   Difference In Tacties Is Noted: As Compared With Campaign Of 1918

PUBLIC BUSINESS “SUSPENDED UNTIL CAMPAIGN CLOSES   ‘With Congress: Adjourned, Bot! “Parties Will Go Forth to - ‘Battle for Power. .   LAWRENCE ASSERTS THAT WHITE HOUSE IS PLEASED   ‘Thinks Republicans Played Into the Hands of Wilson By _. Closing Congress.   LODGE THINKS OTHERWISE   G..0. PF. Leaders Prefer Going Di rect-to People to Fight Wil" gon’s Arbitrary Tactics.

LOOTED KANSAS STORES.   Kansas City Police Arrest Gang of Ton Rurclars.

[LAWRENCE STORE  BREAKERS FOUND   SEVEN ARRESTED IN KAN. . SAS CITY . CONFESS, -POLICE SAY   Admitted Taking Silks Fron ‘Stores in Small Towns Near Kansas’ City

LAWRENCE STORE  BREAKERS FOUNL   SEVEN ARRESTED IN -KANi SAS CITY: CONFESS, POLICE SAY      Admitted Taking - Silks Fron ‘Stores in Small Towtis Near Kansas City

Gang Had a System of Obtaining Dry Goods Using Motor Car to Carry Away Their Snoils.

NEWSPRINT SAVING T0 BE VOLUNTAR}   Chairman Colver of Federal Trade Commission Accuses Big Publishers of Failure  ~ to Conserve.

MORE PAPER CONSUMED THAN CAN BE PRODUCEL   Colver Blames E.g Papers for Present Newsprint Shortage; He Also Urges Economy

Five Optional Plans for Payment of Adjusted’ Compénsation are Provided in Measure Now Up to Conference _   PRESENT PLANS PROVIDE FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION   Four Plans Proposed for Raising Revenues to Mee} Expenditures Entailed Estimated at $1,800,000,000

ANK BONUS BILL AGRE UPON TODAY   To Be Brought Up Next Monday for Immediate Passage — Compensation Is $1.25 per Day — Five Different Options

SOLDIER BONUS BILL FINISHED   WILL BE BROUGHT. UP MON DAY IN HOUSE FOR IMME / SraTm@ ACTION. :

SULGTER BONUS BILL APPROVED  BY COMMITTEL   FIVE OPTIONS FOR SERVICE MEN AND FOUR WAYS TO GET THE MONEY?

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL IS READY   Provides $1.26 for Eact Day in Service.   FIVE PLANS OF PAYMENT   Revenue Would Be Provided By Increased Taxes on Incomes, Sales and Tobaccos.

SOLDIER RELIEF BIL UP MOND   Republicans Have Completed Bill and Conference Will be Held Tonight.—Plan to Obtain Passage Monday.—Five Options Plans for Settlement

RELIEF MEASURE FOR EX SERVICE MEN COMPLETED   Five Optional Plans for Pay: ment ‘of Adjusted Com.  pensation Are Provided For. .

SOLDIER BONUS ~ BILLDRAW   Many Plans Considered ir Proposed Relief Measure

COMMITTEE AGREES OM SOLDIER RELIEF BILL WHICH WILL BE CALLED  BEFORE HOUSE: MONDAY

BRING SOLDIER RELIEF. BILL UP ON MONDAY   Republicans Will Ask For: Immediate Passage."

SOLDIER RELIEF BILL IS AT LAST READY TO OFFEF   Republicans Agree ona Draft Which Will Come Up for Passage at Once.

SOLDIERS’ BONUS BILL READY FOR ACTION IN HOUSE   Relief Measure to be Taken up at Conference of House Republicans Tonight   FIVE PLANS FOR RAISING FUNDS ARE PROVIDED   Optional With House as te Which Plan Shall be Adopted

COMPLETE BILL FOR RELIEF OF SOLDIER   FIVE PLANS FOR PAYMENT ARE MADE IN THE PROPOSED ACT   Officers of Army and Marine Over the Grade of Captain are Excluded

BACK TO 8-HDUR DAY   Sarita Fe Workmen Have Disa ereement With Company

Ree NL I ENS SE IO IT AT AACE LEN TTR  INCREASE IN INFA "AnT MORTALITY   Lack of Medical Attention in Remote PHietrdiocts the Canxe.

160 MILLION IS.   25-YEAR S&S PERCENT GOLD OSLIGATION TO RUN FROM SEPTEMBER 15 NEXT

160 MILLION IS ~~ TENT FRANCE   25-YEAR 8 PERCENT GOLD OBLI @ATION TO RUN FROM SEPTEMBER 15 NEXT

NOMINATION   Of Colby Will be Acted on Today ns, Wha £1 @. Ban ate

HUGHES WILL CAMPAIGN   Takes Stump at New Jersey = Stat Convention Sept 18.

MORE STREET FIGHTS TODAY   UNIONISTS AND SINN_ FEINERS CLASH—-MANY BUILDINGS SET AFIRE BY MOB—ELEVEN KILL: ED. w

EIGHTY KILLED. ” THOUSANDS ule   IN STREET FIGHTING IN AND. NEAR BELFAST, IRELAND...”   HOSPITALS ARE ALL FILLED   Hundred Armed Sinn Feiners Over. ’ power Marine Force and Capture~. Garrison With Arms and Am:

UNIONISTS AND SINN FEINERS GLASH T BELFAS      At Least Eight Persons Killed and Between 260 and 300 Were Wounded.

KILLED IN BELFAST      DISCOVERY MADE BY EXTRESS COMPANY EMPLOYE EN NEW YORK.      BETWEEN $00 AND 9600 WOUNB. ED BEFORE GRPER 18 RESTORED.

ARE AT IT AGAIN   Unionists and Sinn Feiners Engaged in Street Fighting Today

BATTLING. IN BELFAST IS SEVERE   Many are Killed; Build ings are Fired  TURN GUNS ON MOBS  ee ee  Unionists and Sinn Fein  ers Clash Often   TURN GUNS ON MOBS

16 STRIKE Ie AT OTANDSTIL AND TROOPS Tt AE IN THE WAI   By Usirroe Pars  AUSTIN, June 7.--Governor W P. Hobby today declared the Cit} of Galveston under martial law.

AMERICA MUST NOT WITRORAW PALMER SAYS   RECORD WRITTEN BY PARTY MUST BE UPHELD, ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLARES.

PARMIER.CASTIGATES: ROLE TAKEN BY 6. 0. P   REPUBLICANS HAVE CHOSEN TC .° PLAY CRITICS, ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS.

DEMOCRATS SEAT TOMARE THE TREATY ‘A CAMPAIGN  SSUE  TQ BACK PRESIDENT   Resolution — Endorsing Stand Prepared for the Committee

DEMOCRATS GOING TO BACK WILSON STAND   RESOLUTION WILL BE PREo iN’ MED AT MEETING OF AVIONAL COMMIT,   Underwood Serves Notice I Agreement is Not  Svor Reached He Will Act,

BIG MONEY ON BOTH NOMINEES WITNESS SAYS   Probers Want to Know How Governor. Cox Made His Fortune. «*   GERARD SAYS DEMOCRATS ARE DECIDEDLY POOR   Ex-Ambassador Declares Rich Men Are Scarce in His Party

SENATORS PROBE FINANGIAL END OF CAMPAIGN:   Democratic and G. O. P. Chairman Give Details of Fund Raising—One $6,500 Contribution to Democrats.

List of $5,000 Contributors Read and New York Quota Given As $1,600,000  TASK OF RAISING FUNDS IS DIFFICULT  Senator Reed and G. 0. P. Official Tangle Up During Quiz.

pena AND ~ THOMPSON H MONEY RRISINE   Hard For Either Party Is Evidence Given Senators.   Pe  “Book Not Campaign " Trend Rascer

Eastern Treasurer Gerard Says $128,000 Collected: Hopes for Two Million but Thankful to Get One Million

COX IN WALL ST, REPUBLICANSHEAR   Slush Fund Talk al Bunk, x Says Thompson,   SKY. DEMOCRATS’ LIMIT   G. O. P. Money Raiser Clashes With Senator Reed at Campaign’ Probe. Agree’ Harding and Gox Are Good  Amaricoane

SIXTEEN PER CENT.  ‘AS -_ MAXIMUM - FOR WOOT ENC      RCE IS PATS RAD IEE SIAR EEN Williams Fixes. Profits. for Merchants and Orders, Profiteering. Firm .  Rectify Deals.

HARDING of NEGRO WILL NOT FAIL AME RIG!   Delivers Speech To Negra Delage: tion Today; Denounces Mob Violence; America For Negra

Sop FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS A SCIENCE   MASTERED ONLY BY A PHARMACIST.

UD EER ER DEED REE NEI ERS FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS ” A SCIENCE  MASTERED ONLY BY A PHARMA’ rieT

Effort Vader Way to Suppress’ Aclivilies of Crim. inals and Questionable THrpene

A CLEANING UP OF TOLEDO VICE   Director of Safety Would Make Anti-Saloon League Leader Policeman at Large.   ALARMING SERIES OF RECENT CRIMES   Highway Robberies, Hous Burglaries and Safes Carted Away from Business Places.

MAJOR CHINES ROUGE TOLLOD  TO AGTWATES   ‘Women Organization Demand Closing Of All Vice.   CRIME WAVE STARTS   ‘Authorities Act Against - Perpetrators Of Series Of Trouble.

SAYS SHIPPING BUARD FAILED   H. M. Robinson, Former Mem ber, Wields His Mallet at Los Angeles.

SHIPPING BOARD A FAILURE, SAYS FORMER MEMBER   EFFORT TO OPERATE — 2,00¢ SHIPS ABSURD; 40 VESSELS ENOUGH FOR A CONCERN.   GOVERNMENT ‘MAY LOSE . LITTLE FROM THE SAE

Allied and Germar Delegates Meet, But Hold Only Twenty Min mite Geastan.

OPA CONFERENCE WAS: ADOURNED   After Brief C Colloquy Be. “tween the Allies and Germans the Meeting . Was Closed to Open’ Again To MAYKATT

GERMAN INDEMNITY 10 BE CHIEF TOPIC AT SPE   Allied Premiers Gather to Héat Terms German Ministers Will Accept.   AGREEMENT NOT LIKELY   Allies Have Doubts of Germany's Ability te Pay Even Half of Sum Demanded,

ALLIES WAIT FOR GERMANS’ REPLY TO DISARMAMENT   Adjourn Spa Meeting To Tuesday When Berlin Envoy Comes.

DEAL WITH WAK CRIMINALS AFTER DISARMING FOL   GERMAN CHANCELLOR KEEPS ALLIES WAITING TEN MINUTES

DELEGATES TO SPA OPEN. FIRST SESSION   Lasts Only 20 Minutes —Adjournment Till 2 O’clock Tuesday.

ALLIES MEET WITH GERMANS.   First Session of Conference Lasts ome 29 Minates.

SILKS, COTTON ~ GOODS TO DROP:   CHICAGO DEALER PREDICTS EARLY DECLINE IN TEXTILES PRECEDING FOOD SLUMP.

‘ELHIS AILMENTS DISAPPEARED   When He Tried “Fruit-a-tives” or Erult Liver Tablets

ALL HIS AILMENTS ~ DISAPPEARED   When He Tried “Frult-a-tives" or Fruit Liver Tahtete

LLHES AILMENTS DISAPPEARED   ‘Jhen He Trled “Frult-a-tlves” or Fruit Uyer Tablets

ALL RIS AILIRENS DISAPPEARED   When He Tried “Frult-a-tives” or Fruit Liver Tahlats

pR. 2% Ro PAYNE FOUND STOLEN DENTAL GOLD IN TOPEKA   JIMMIED DOOR OPEN   Topeka Police Say: D. H. Jacksor Admitted Entering Dentist’s Of fice   Claimed to Be Piano Salesman, But Carried Jimmy and Burelar’s Outfit

HOLD DOPE FIEND FOR ROBBERY HER!   5 i ara DR. 3 RE ° PAYNE FOUND STOLEN DENTAL GOLD IN   Topeka Police Say D. H. Jackson Admitted Entering Dentist's OF Fea   Claimed to Be Piano Salesman But Carried Jimmy and Bureglar’s Outfit

MEZZANINE FLOOR AT BANK  IS COMPLETED   IMPROVEMENTS AT THE crri ZENS NATIONAL BANK COST APPROXIMATELY $10,000   The New Foor Will Be Used by the Transit Department of the Bauk Under Supervision W. ¥. Olenhouse.

MEZZANINE FLOOR AT BANK TS COMPLETED      MLROVEMENTS AY THE cry. ZENS NATIONAL BANK cost APPROXIMATELY &10,000   The New Four WA the Used by the Transit Department of the Rank Under Supery.

DECLARES LENINE ils ABANDONED DEA OF WORLD.  ~ REVOLUTION.   [By Rayimond_ ‘Clapper, United. Press Stat Correspondent} ——--:—-—

LLINOIS ISTO PREFERENCE FOR ‘PRESIDENT TODA)   Lowden iid Wood Ate Only G0. £. Candidates, No Candidate Samed ‘On Democrnt Tekel

PRIMARY VOTE IN ILLINOIS TODA’   Streugth of Lowden and Wood to Me Netermined——No Candudstes on ' Sheanocrat Ticker

ILLINOIS ISTO PREFERENCE FOR PRESIDENT TODAY   Lewden and Wood Are Ouly GO. Be - Candidates. No Candidate Named On Demwcrat Ticket .

LOWDEN AND WOOD HIGH IN TLLINGIS   Primaries Bring Thou sands to Polis to Pick Favorite.

‘GOV. LOWDEN HAS PLEDGES OF  MANY DELEGATES   Heavy Voting Marks Primary; Demos  Out of It.

ILLINOIS VOTES: FOR PRESIDENT   Great Interest in Primarie: With Lowden and Wood Uo as Favorites.   (NO DEMOCRATS ON TICKET

VAST PROBLEMS WILL CONFRONT NEW PRESIDENT   Harding’s Fiat Task Will Be to Settle America’s International Status   WILSON UNLIKELY TO CALL UP LEAGUE AGAIN   SHOULD PARTY NOT BE UNIT ED, RESERVATIONISTS MAY COMBINE WITH DEMOCRATS TO ACCEPT LEAGTE, 

REPUBLICANS 10 FACE TASK OF DECLARING PEACE   HARDING FAVORS CONGRESSIONAL PEACE RESOLUTION; AL80 A NEW LEAGUE

MURDER OF MORRILGE,   Metican Bandit Said to Have Beer Hanged for Killing Him.

MIEANT 10 KIDNAP MORRILL UN'S 7 EAD  OF MURDERING ‘HIM   One of the Bandits Exceeded Or. ders by Shooting American, Report Declares,   BANDIT WAS THEN HANGED °   William O. Jenkins to Be Driven from Mexico and Property Confiscated.

FORMER HOUGHTON MAN GOES ON STAND   Roy Winney Testifies To Receiving $90 From Charles E, Osborne.   HE. EXPLODES BOMBSHELL

OSBORN IN NEWBERRY CASE   Witness Surprises by Story of Work for Another Contender in Senatorial Race,

BERGER AND FOUR OTHERS ARE PREPARING AN APPEAL   Will Attack Judge Landis’ Eligibility on Ground of Remarks He Made Before Their Trial.

BERGER CLAIMS ERROR i TRI AJ   Attacks Eligibility of Judge Landis in High Court  Apnveal

BERGER AND 4 OTHERS TO ATTACK INELIGIGILITY OF JUDGE LANDIS AS GROUNDS FOR APPEALING CASI   Federal Jurist Is Accused of Holding “a Personal Bias and Prejudice” Against Convicted Men; Arguments to Be Heard By the U. 5. Supreme Court Next Monday.   ‘ny THE. AXSOCIATED PRE &a)

BERGER IN APPEAL   Convicted of Espionage, Attacks Attitude of Judge Landis.

BERGER ATTACKS LANDIS   Alleged Violatofs of Espionage Law Claim Judge 's Not Eligible ary Caee.

SOCIALISTS APPEAL ~TOSUPREME COUR   PARTY LEADERS ATTACK ELI GIBILITY OF JUDGE LANDIS,

SUPREME COURT WILL PASS ON BERGER APPEAI   Eligibility of Federal Judge Landis to Preside at Trial is Attacked

DEFENSE OF BERGER . FILED WITH COURT ATTACK ON LANDIS   Questions Eligibility of Chicago Jurist "in Trial Which  Convieled Him :

BERGER ATTACKS. LANDIS      Alleged Violators of Espionage Law Claim Judge is Not Eligible to Try Case:

FILE BERGER APPEAL BRIEFS   Socialists’ Counsel to Base Case on Eligibility of . Judge Landis.

LANDIS TARGET FOR BERGER IN APPEAL OF CASE  Judge Was Ineligible to

ELIGIBILITY OF JUDGE LANDIS IS ATTACKED   This Forms Basis of Appeal o: Victor Berger and Other Gonvicted Socialists.

POLAND SENDS REQUEST Fh AN (MMEDIATE AMMISTILE   Hungary Has Ordered Mobilization of Al Classes Up to 30 Years of Age to Assist Allies

CONFEREES UNABLE TO MEET SENATOR HARDING   Governor Sproul, Pennsylvania. Wires President-eleet MWe is Unable to Make Trip,

JUGO WOMEN AAY.ovadcd   Mrtichise WH Bo Bytended  t Women Who: Own Ppauerte ;

JUGO-SLAVIA WOMEN GET VOTE   Those Manzging Property Given Bai _ tot at First National Election { Next Month.

WANTS NEW BRIDGE   AKRON CITIZENS TAKE UP MOVE MENT FOR IMPROVEMENT   SEEK TO SPAN OVER CUT OFF   Akron Trying to Devise -Plan to Reach Trade Territory in South Dakota Cut Off by Change ir Course of Sioux River,

HELD A BRIDGE MERTING   Union County and Akron Citizens Organize to Try to Solve Problem. and Work with Supervisors.

Wood Expects Slice Of Ohio Delegation   G. OP. Primary Tomorrow Expect: ed to Stesult in Giving 38 Dele. gates to) Harding and Ten to Woot — Contest is Hard Pour

HARDING 38 VOTES: OUT OF OHIO'S 48   This Is -Figure of Dopesters on Eve of Ohio Primary . -. Rattle.   THIS GIVES WOOD TEN      Large Written in Vote Expected for Hoover’ and Johnson.

Holland Declares the Allies Apprehensions Groundless and That She Must Safeguard the Former Kaiser WHeientlhy

U.S. OFFICIALS SAY PACT. WAS IGNOREI   U. S. Charges Council Assumes Work of Commission.   Note of Protest 1s Presented to the : Allies by “the American  Representalive.

SAYS PACT IGNORED   U. S. Charges Council Assumes Work of Commission.   Note of Protest Is Presented to th Allies by the American Representative.

ANIERICA IN PROTEST   U. S. CLAIMS PEACE TREATY HAS BEEN IGNORED.   }  Supreme Council Assumes Work ot   Reparations Commission—Note  to Allies Filed.

STATE FAIR DIP CAUGHT IN ACT   George Brannon, Pickpocket. Pulls a ‘‘Mistake’’ at Des Moines.

SEND ECREMONT . FO CANADA FOR _ WIRE TAP TRIAL      Former Member of Parlia ment Detlared to Be of . oY Sie en Es RO: ERT ceed

PARTY TO BOND PLOT DEPORTED   Ker ement Is Secretly Taken to Canada From Ellis ~ . “Tetand

MOSCOW'S RED PROGRAM MUST ~ BE SWALLOWE!   Dity Way French Socialists Can

LENINE WARNS FRENCH PARTY   Socialists Teid to Accept Moscow Con. ditions if They Would Join internationale.

MAYO ATISSUE WITH ADM, SIMS   Only One Commander Under Maye Received 2 Decoration, Though He Recymmended: Twelve.

MAYO'S REQUEST NOT GRANTED   ‘Admiral Who Saw Sea Duty Had “Reauested That Some of His Officers Be Decorated,   TURTIFIED DEPARTMENT FOR NOT CONSULTING   Told Senate Committee Command. ers Had Nothing to Do With the Awards After Making the Recommendations

B@e tm » Bh WS 2S we RE owe   RearAdmiral Knight Takes Exception to Secretary Dan: jels’, Expressed Views - or the Matter of Merit Award:   Declares Officers Who Lost  Ships Not Comparable With  Perry and Lawrence; Says  Offensive Action Necessary  ;

Takes Issue With Secretary on Commanders Losing Ships io the Fnemv.

MORE NAVAL UPPUSIITON TQ DANIELS   Rear Adimiral Knight Takes Sharp Issue With Naval Secretary.  IS FRANK WITH REASONS  Thinks Meritorious Service On Land Worthy of Recognition

WITH: ‘ON. QUESTION.OF NA‘ 1s DECORATIONS,        BOARDS: POWER DEFINES   Sasso ee “t wine: Whitin’ Dies i enitentiary——Powhatan’s Pass  } sengtrs. escued: 5 1

Hl DECORATIONS FOR MEN WHO LOST SHIPS OPPOSED   Brother-in-Law of Secretary of War Not Recommended for Medal, Claim.

‘Chairman ot Naval Decorations ‘Board Takes Sharp Issue With Mr. Daniels on Naval Awards—Says Officers Who Lost Ships Are Not Entitled to Decoration

KNIGHT TAKES ISSUE WITH DANIELS ON NAVY DECORATIONS   Admiral Says Man Who Lost His Ship Without Engaging Enemy Not Hero.   DESERVES NO HIGH MEDAL   Lawrence and Perry Not to Be Compared As Mr. Daniels  Intimated, He Says.

Rear Admiral Mayo Opposes Admiral Sims   Justities Failure of Navy Departnent to Cousult Commanding Officers Concerning Recorations,

COMMANDERS WHO ~ LOSE SHPS OUT OF UGK, NO MARTE OVE  Mead of Knight Boar rd i   UNLESS OFFICER ENGAGED ENEMY

Rear Admiral Mayo At Issue With Sims On Policy of Awards:   Failure of Navy Department to Consult Commanding Officers in Making Awards is Justified by Former Commander of Atlantic Fleet. Mayo Testifies Many of His Recommendations Were Changed

KNIGHT OPPOSES DANIELS   Takes Issue With Secretary on Commanders Losing Ships to the Eneniy.

MAYO DEFENDS DANIEL’S ACTION   Former Atlantle ie Fleet Ranananeyi  Justifies Act of Conferring ououhar

ADMIRAL KNIGHT TAKES ISSUE WITH ~ SEC’Y DANIELS   als to Those Whe Lost Their Ships « .

MORE OF IT IS HUNG ON tHE LINE BY ADMIRAL KNIGHT,   He 2s Mead of the Decoration Bourd and Takes Sharp Issce With His Chief on Matter of Awards.

MAYO TAKES ISSUE ~ WITH ADM. SIMS   Justifiee Failure of Department t Consult Commanding Officers in Making Awards.

‘SUBMARINE TOWED OFF SHOALS ONLY TO SINK   Liffort Will Be Made to Float H-1 Again and Tow it Into Los Angeles Harbor.

WRECKED SUBMARINE IS PULLED OFF THE SHOALS   Hull of H-1t Is Leaking and Will Be Patc hed by Divers in Atlempt to Float It.

SUBMARINE INK 4) MINUTES AFTER PULLED OFF ROCKS   ANOTHER PRLORT WILL Ut ‘sob TO FEOAT CRAY WHEN REPATR® VADE.

HOA EXPORT HOM ENGLAND  UNDA EMBARGE   ) MOVE DESIGNED TO CONSERVE SUPPLIES IN EVENT OF GEN. ERAL MINE STRIKE.

ENGLAND-PUTS LID ON COAL      Embargo Follows: Threat of. Coal Miners’ Strike Monday

"DARK HORSES” MAY BE FAVORITES IN POLITICAL RACE   Johason, Wood and Lawden Wi Be Favorites in the Early Bahlottns      RREAK EXPECTED ON THE FIFTH OR SIXTH BALLOP   Woad and Johnson Will Direct Their Own Campaigus—Lowden Has Strang Fallowinr

ON THE FIFTH LAP   Indications are That Delegates Will Shift on the Fifth Ballot   AND GO TO WINNER   “Dark, Horses” Have Even Chance or the Republican Nomination

LONG SHOTS IN GAMBLING AT CHICAGO   Johnson, Wood, Lowden Are Favorites Among Betting Horde.

Jiram Johnson, General Wood and Lowden Condeded Have Call in Early Ballots at.G. 0..P, Con  tion but “Break” Will Come, ”

DOPE SHEET GN THE PRESIDENTIAL DERBY NEXT WEEK   Race Seems to Be a Free-For-All Guess With a Flock of Dark _ Horses Hugging the Inside Track.

NV. COX DEFIES DOCTOR'S RULES   fakes Rear) Platorm Talks Despite Affection In’ His Throat

GOVERNOR COX 10 INVADE STATE Ct IDAHO ON TOUR   Home State Of Borah Is Visited By Ohio’s . Governor.

'T. LOUIS SUGAR PRICE -DROPS FROM 30 T0 15c   Some Grocers Predict It Wil Fall te 124% Cents or Lower.

SUBURB IS WRECKED BY FOUR QUAKES    Inglewood District Suffers Severe Damage; 21 Buildings Down   \NE DEATH IS CAUSED   Woman Falls Dead Following Tremor; Many Injured By Bricks

LOSANGELES SUBURB IS BADLY SHATTERED BY REPEATED SHOCKS OF EARTH'S QUAKIN CS

SEE eee oe  YANKS ARE UNDER WILSON’S ORDERS   Teils Congress Troops on Rhine Are Subject to His Command.   FOCH IS NOT THEIR BOSS   Declares French Field Marshal Has No Authority Over Americans— Maj. Gen. Allen Can Use Fight ers ae He Sees Fit.

YANKS ON RAINE SUBJECT ONLY. TO PRESIDENT   MR, WILSON REPLIES TO THE RESOLUTION. OF INQUIRY ADOPTED BY HOUSE.

tC. § TROOPS NOT UNDER FOCR,   American Soldiers on Rhine Controlled hy Armistice Term...

U. 0. JULDILAD  IN GERMANY Ant CONTROLLED BY  > THE PRESIDENT   Field Marshal of France Has No Jurisdiction Over the Troops in the Rhine Zone, Wilson Tells House,   ARE OPERATING UNDER TERMS OF ARMISTICE   Gen. Allen Has Power To Police Territory, Keep Order and Repel Any Attack Which May Be Made,

LAST EDITION   AMERICAN TROOPS ARE ~ SUBJECT 10 PRESIDENT   Wilson Writes House That Mar ., .Bhal Foch Has No Authority Over Them.

Mrs. Brown Asks Divorce.   ARMY IN OCcYPIED ZONE SUBJECT TO WILSON'S ORDERS

WILSON’S ORDERS   Tells Congress Troops on Rhine Are Subject to His ~~” Command,   FOGH IS NOT THEIR BOSS   Declares French Field Marshal Has No Authety Over Americans— Maj. Gen. en Can Use Fight ers as fde SGepe Fjt.

AMERICAN TROOPS SUBJECT TO PRESIDEN      President Replies to Letter of In. quiry Adopted By the House.

GOVERNED BY ARMISTICE   President: Is Commander-in-Chief of Troops in Germany

IT’S OUR ARMY ISN'T IT   U.S. Troops In German Occupied Te srritory Are Under Exclus. Ive Orders of Wilson,

WILSON ALONE CONTROLS U.S. RHINE TROOPS   President Says He Only Ha: Authority to Direct Them,

NOT SU BJECT To Foc H ORDERS.   Troops On the Rhine Under Wilson’s Jurisdiction.

YANKS ON RAINE LOOK 10 WILoUN   Allied Commission Has No Au: thority Over Americans.   SUBJECT TO HIS COMMAND   President Gives Information to Congress in Response to a Resolution of inquiry Adopted by   the House.

FOCH NOT BOSS OVER AMERICAN RHINE TROOPS   President Is Sole Commander in-chief of Oversea Forces, Wilson Says   ALLEN AHEAD OF FOCH.   U. S. DISAPPROVED OF SOLDIERS BEING PLACED UNDER RHINELAND COMMISSION

WILSON INFORMS HOUSE HE COMMANDS ON RHINE   Says Marshal Foch Has no Powe: Over American Armed Forces ia Germany.

~ PRESIDENT’S OWN ORDERS   Tells Congress Troops on Rhine Are Subject to His Command.   FOCH IS NOT THEIR BOSS   Declares French Field Marshal Has No Authority Over Americane~ Maj. Gen. Alien Can Use F ight.  ers as He Sees Fit.

GOVERNED BY _ ~ARMISTICT   President Is Command. _ er-in-Chief of Troops ‘in Germany

U.S. TROOPS IN GERMANY UNDER WILSON ORDERS      President Says Foch Has Ne Authority Over Yanks.— Trouble Quieting Down.

/RHINE YANKS UNDER WILSON   President Tells Gongress Allied Com. mission Has No,Authority Over the American Troops,

TROOPS — UNDER PRESIDEN]   Wilsca Writes Congress Americar “Pores jAre Subje&& Only g To His Orders:

TROOPS ON RHINE UNDER PRESIDEN   Marshal Foch Has No Au thority Over Americans in Europe

Lt   To Command the United ' States Forces Watching Along the Rhine   — EXPLANATION “IN.” ANSWER TO QUERY

PRES. WILSON IN COMMAND ON THE RHINE   He is Sole Boss of the Move ments of American Army in Germany.   STILL GOVERNED BY ARMISTICE TERMS   General Foch Has No Author. ity Whatever Over Yankee Forces.

SOLDIERS ON ANINE ARE “UNDER WILSON’S ORDERS             ic eplies fo Congres. iondiinarirg.on Troops’ “ Stone one

PRESIDENT CUMMANDS H.9. IROUPD IN GERMANY   Force of American Soldiers In Germany Number 17,500.   STATEMENT BY WILSON   Says General Foch Has No Control Over Yankee force In Rhineland.

U.S. TROOPS ON RHINE   Are Subject Only to Orders of President Wilson

SUBJECT ONLY TO HIS ORDERS   President Wilson Replie: to Congress   ON OCCUPATION TROOPS   Disapproved of P'’ans to Have Rhineland High Commission Put in Charge.

YANKS IN RHINELAND ARE NOT UNDER FOC   American Troops Still Subiect t Armistice Terms—Under Pres ident’s Orders.

U.S. Troops on Rhine Subject Only to” Orders of President as ~~ Commander-in-Chief of Army

REDS MENACE GEORGIA   Bolshevik Revolutions Are Expected to Begin Momentarily.   Strong Soviet Army Is Advancing To. wards the Southeast Frontier— Bourgeois Population in Panic.

ADVANCE ON GEORGIA   SOVIET RESOLUTIONS ARE EX. PECTED AT ANY MOMENT.   Big Army of Reds Are Marching To wards the Southeast Frontier— People in Panic.

REDS ARE MENACING GEORGIA REPUBLIC   Bolshevik Revolutions Are Expected to Begin Momentarily.   Strong Soviet Army Is Advancing Towards the Southeast Frontier— Bourgeois Population in Panic.

KENYON  SLUSH FUND — INVESTIGATIO COMMITTEE  Will Resume Hearings in Washing ton Wednesday.

WILL CONTINUE INVESTIGATION OF SLUSH FUND   Kenyon Committee To Resume Hearings In Washington.   BEGINS WEDNESDAY   Probe Will Sift Evidence at the Nation’s Capitol.

ADAMS TEACHERS ~ TO CONDUCT TESTS   Arrangements Are Completed For Annual Eighth Grade Examinations by Superintendent H. Milton Roth.

NAME TEACHERS — TOHOLD TESTS   Arrangements Completed Fo the Annual Eighth Grade Examinations,   TO BE HELD IN TEN PLACES   Student Must Make Average o Seventy With no Mark Less Thai Fifty. Common Branches Included.

NEW YORK WILL ~ CAUSE TROUBLE   Democratic” Deleaa ‘vention eek? E ‘didate-andOnnose: Wilson.         PEPLIBLICANS . TOGETHER

EMPIRE DEMOCRATS PREPARED: 10 MAKE TT HOT FOR WILSON      THON LEANS CANDL. FOR  VEW Yorn Dp TOWARD “Wh DATE—G. O.  hi PLER.

EX-KAIGER HEARS OF COLLAPSE QF REVGL   IS THERE A NAVAL PLOT TC GRAB CROWN PRINCE ANC HURRY HIM BACK TO OLI HAUNTS, FOR A BIG COUP’

FORMER EMPEROR BURNS NIGHT Ol   Mysterious Movementof Torpedo Boats Near ex-Crown Prince's Home.

BRITISHER 1S GOLF CHAMPION   Edward Ray Carrles Off the National Open’ Ghampionship—Four Tie For Second,

WILL CARRY CUP BACK TO BRITAIN   Edward Ray Captures Open Golf Championship   CONTEST VERY CLOSE   Three Americans, Leo Diegel Jock Hutchinson and Jack Burke Miss Long Putts tc Tie Score of Winner and Finish Together One Stroke Behind Champion

RAY CAPTURES TITLE.      English Golfer Wins Champion. ghip With Score of 295 for 72 Holes.

WAR OVER; SAY PEACE 5 SIGNED   Russia and Poland Sign  Agreement EFFECTIVE OCT. 18  Russian Sov Unrest Is Reported

ilsa0-POLISH PEACE SIGNED NEW WAR NEAR   Lithuanian Troops Draftec to Expel Zeligowski; Armenia at War with Turks   SOVIET TROOPS ATTACK BARRICADED WORKMEN   ‘DAILY INTELLIGENCE INDI. CATES BOLSHEVISTS ARE TOTTERING BOTH IN RUSSIA AND ELSEWHERE.

PACT WITH POLAND HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THREE   Lithuania Enters Into Agreement Et: fective Next Monday,

POLISH-RUSSIAN PEACE SIGNED E¥FECTIVE OCT. 18   WARFARE CONTINUES UN LITHEUANITA WHERE POLES OCCUPY  ag. eeeeur anae® “ar-ae @ A

TREATY BETWEEN POLAND AND RUSSLA IS EFFECTIVE AT MIDMIGHE OCT. 18      OTHER WAR CLaUDS ARE GATHERING IN LEPHUNTA, TROOPS AKE ASSEWRELINVG

WAR CLOUDS GATHER Ih CUROPE   New Threats Launched a Poles and Bolsheviki Sign Peace Treatv

WAR DOGS GROWL AS POLES, RUSS SIGN PEACE PAST   Lithuania Drafting Troops T¢ Expel Invading Foe FromVilna   ¢t¢AIN OF TERRITORY   Reds Avoid Gold Payment Bui Yield Corridor To Enemies

OLAND AND RUSSIA. OlGN PEAGE TERMS FFFECTIVE (GT. 1f   Anti-Soviet Demonstrations i Russia Indicate Unrest Under Present Regime. .

GERMAN LABOR LEADER DEAD   President Cari Legien of Trades Fed.eration Crushed the Kapp Revoit.

GERMAN LABOR LEADER CEAD   President Cari Legien of Trades Fee eration Crushed the Kapp 3 Revott . .,* eH)

VANDALS DESECRATE VIENNA CEMETERIES   Graves Despoiled of Articles of the Slightest Value and Coffins , Smashed for Fire Wood.

USE COFFINS FOR FIREWOOD   a a Hine ys Vienna Press Reports Robbing. of Graves of Articiés of the Slight? ~~ ost VOWiA. © a

USE COFFINS FOR FIREWOOD   Vienna Press Reports Robbing of Graves of Articles of the Slightest Value.

Fer third YVime Postponement of Penalty ter Murder Is  Annoanced.

THINK WOMAN AT BOTTOM OF PAUL’S DEATH   Camden Bank Messenger Carried $40,000 in Cash Which Is Now  Missing. 

SIX KILLED IN WRECK AT ERIE   New York Central Train No. 60 Crash éd Through Open Switch Into Train Standing in the Station.

OPERATION FATAL TO I. B. SKIDMORI   York Township Man Succumbs A Bellefontaine Hospital—Burial a: York Cemetery. :

OPERATION FATAL 10 . B. SKIDMORE   YORK TOWNSHIP MAN SUCCUMBS AT BELLEFONTAINE HOS. ’ PITAL LAST WEEK.

STOCK COMPANY FORMED T0 PUT CROWN ON KING   ORGANIZATION * PLANS , TO RE STORE CONSTANTINE TO THRONE IN GREECE

Great Stock Company Said Tc Be Planned To Promote Scheme   BOOTBLACK'S PENNTES ASKED BY BACKERS   Former Miss Leeds Who Married Constanines Brother Denies Participation

FORMING STOCK 0.10 RESTORE KING'S THRONE   Modern Business Methods Ii Plan to Win Back Constantine’s Crown.   UVALCAD AEVEAL OUNEME  Seek Money for Propaganda Campaign Against Vamenlee

A PRICED CAN COME ONLY WITH WAGE CUT   Solon Says “Overhead’ ‘Must Come Down With Rest

— TROOPS. - BEGIN FIGHTING   Governor's Forces Seize Maxi can Patrol Boat and Stay the Captain.   CREW KILLED OR PRISONERS   Provisional President De La Huerta Sends Peace Envoys to Lower California Rebei—Text of Villa . Agreement Is Made Public: -

CANTU OPENS WR ON MEXICAN @OVERNMENT   Federal Patrol Id Seized and Captain Shot—Crey Sald to Be  Misting}

LOWER CALIFORNIA FIGHTING BEGINS   Cantu Seizes a Government ~~ Patrol Vessel.

CANTU’S MEN KILL MEXICAN   SEIZE MEXICAN SHIP, KILL CAPTAIN AND ARREST OR SLAY THE CREW

CANTO OPENS WAR 1) GOVERNMENT   te ican Patrol! Boat Seized and Captain Slain.   BELIEVED CREW ALSO KILLED   Peace Envoys Sent to the Rebel Gov ernor by Provisional President De La Huerta—Publish Text of Villa Agreement.

‘CANTU TROOPS IN BATTLE      Mexican Patrol Ship Seized— Hostilities in Rebellion Begin at Eusenada.

HOSTILITIES BEGIN      Cantu Forces Seize Mexican Patrol Ship, Tecate

a aca ceca eee  CANTU TROOPS BEGIN FIGHTING   Governor’s Forces Seize Mexi: can Patrol Boat and Slay the Captain.   CREW KILLED OR PRISONERS   Provisional President De La Huerta Sends Peace Envoys to Lower California Rebel—Text of Villa Agreement Is Made Public.

MEXICAN PATROL BUAT 15 SEVED IN NEW REVOL   Federal Captain Killed and Crev Missing in Hostilities a Ensenada.   FORMER MAYOR ESCAPES

FAO! BLOOD Ii OED IN REVOLT IN LOWER CALIF.   Cantu Authorities Kill Captain of Mexican Patro Ship: Members of Boat’s Crew Renorted Missina.

HU TILANTES  HAVE BEGUN IN REVOLI Ut AVE CANT   Mexican Patrol Ship Seized and Captain Shot at k-nsenada   NO TERMS OFFERED BY FEDERAL GOVT.   Unconditional Surrender : Demanded: Government Troops Mobilized

EXPLOSION CAUSE REMAINS MYSTERY   Officials Believe Disaster Due te Explosive Bomb Which Was Timed at Noon

EXPLUGION DEATH Lol THIRTY-FIVE   Of Approximately 300 Injured Nearly 100 Are Still Being Treat in Hospitals.   OFFICIAL OPINION THAT TIME. BOME “CAUSED DISASTES   ge Key to Mystery Apparently Lies in Identification of Rickety Old Wagon.   BLACKSMITH WHO SHOD HORSE HAS BEEN FOUND   Driver, Who is Believed to Have Escaped, Spoke With Strong Scotch Accent—City Offers Reward of $10,000 for Conviction Guilty Party.

Total Death Toll From Blast Now Put at Thirty-Five   Investigation Tends to Prove Theory  ’ That Mysterious Red Wagon Confained Bomb and That Explosion  _ Was Planned, Says. Chief Flynn.

BELIEVED TO BE MISSING WAG ON DRIVER   33 DEAD, 300 INJURED   ‘Demolished Wagon Pieced Together As Chief Clew

TOTAL DEATH LIST INCREASED TO THIRTY. ~~~ FIVE AND NUMBER. OF-WOUNDED_TO OVER 300.   Eight Separate Investigations Are Under Way; Identity. of Blacksmith Who Shod Horse’ Found Dead:-Near. Scene. of. Catastrophe Learned by Dent of Justice Agents” =~

EARLY THEORY OF BLAST NOT PROVED TRUE   W. j. Flynn, Of Department Of Justice, Expresses Opinion Tha’ Explosion ~Was- Caused By ST escest Takeo! . Whales:   WAS PLACED IN: RED WAGON   Six More Deaths Have Been Added * Te Casualty List, Bringing Total Fatalities OF Yesterday’s Cala patie "Pa “Thoithosfwe   EIGHT SEPARATE INQUIRIE:

 Eight Separate Investigations of Explosion U1 der Way; Death Toll Reaches. 35; Threat  tT attare Canaidarad TmnAvtané’::

ON MINER'S WAGE   Tres. Lewis Says Operators Have Offered Nothing That Would Do Justice To Miners.

SHOWDD MINERS FORSEEN   President Farrington of Iilinois Union Sees Prompt Action by Wage Scale Committee; Wilson May Be Asked to Take Hand in Settiement.

MINERS AWAIT FINAL SESSION   Men and Operators to Consider Wage Increases and '‘ShowDown’' Is Expected

DEFENSE OF ITALIAN CLAIMS IN THE ADRIATIC   New Ambassador to Washingtor dinest of Toner at Dinner of linlveimericn Soacrlaty.

ASK  ELECTION IN RUSSIA TO PRECEDE PAG   Expected formal demanc will be made by premiers meeting in London

This Step Must Precede Conclusion of Peace, Premiers Declare   POLAND WANTS PEACE   England’s Support Pledge to Poland Will Pacify That Nation, is Belief

JURY RETURNS VERDICT IN THE BARBER CASE   Judgment For $800 Given Jame Barber—Had Sued For $3,334.

OPENING COLLEGE AIR RACE TO YALE   Eli Plane Covered the 25 Miles in 16 Minutes

THRIVING: 1: BABES   Born on:Friday and Fourie in a Cistexn on ‘Saturday are Still Living

TWINS FOUND IN CISTERN   Nhe Mystery. of Their Parentage and  Attempted Destruction Unsolved,

RAILROAD TRACKS A OBSTRUCTED BY SN           SHIPMENTS OF FUER MOVED WITH GREAT CULTY. SPREAD OF  ENZA IS FEARED.

WHOLESALE DELIVERY OF COAL ORDERED BY THE RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION.   The Situation Has Grows So Serious that the Passenger Service May Be Curtailed——New York Fighting the Snow.

$6,810,000 IS BID “FOR ‘WORTHLESS’ - GERMAN VESSELS   Senate Committee Giv. en Information at Hearing Today.

BID 7 MILLION = FOR “WORTHLESS” ~ GERMAN SHIPS   Former Shipping Board President Says Old Boats Valuable.   ‘HAD BEEN CHARGED OFF ry WORTHLESS § BY MEMBERS   Declares Real Value of Fleet Is. Above Sixty- ' ’ Eight Millions.

TOTAL BIDS FOR SHIPS AMOUNT 10 $6,810,000   Sums Revealed to Senate Committee By Former Chairman of Shipping Board,   COURT GRANTS INJUNCTION   Chairman Payne Restrained from Disposing of Vessels By Judge Bailey.

MANY THOUSANDS “OF UNEMPLOYED OW ACTUAL NEEL   Michigan’s Out-of-Work Arm) Number Nearly Two Hundred Thousand.   PLEA MADE FOR WORK ON PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS   Needle Trades Alliance Wil Support Idle Clothing Work ers——Wages of Women’ Garment Workers Remain: Unchanged.

UNEMPLOYED IN MICHIGAN ARE IN ACTUAL DISTRESS   Will Ask to Have Public "Work Started for Relief   NO IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN SIGHT

Vice Chancellor Under Ebert Received Resignations of Monarchists.   VON KAPP LEFT, GEN. LUETTWITZ FOLLOWED   Threats of Soviet Government Still Heard but Strike ls Off,

THOMPSON CANDIDATES TO HOLD RALLY HERE NEXT THURSDAY   Miller, Candidate for Lieu‘tenant Governor and Ayers of Chicago Will Speak—Meeting to be at Amuse-U Theatre—Small For Governor Campaign.

REPUBLICANS IN LEN SMALL MEETING   Held at Amuse-U Theatre Tonight— Will Present the Fight of the Thompson Ticket Candidates in Illinois.

ALLIES REQUEST ACCOUNT   Senda Note to Germany. Asking for Details of Sama Paid to Hohenenliernea Sinee War.

ALLIES SEND NOTE TO GERMAN GOVERNMEN?    “¢ They Want an Accounting of Sums Paid to Hohenzollern Frainily Since  Abdieation of Fex-Waiser.

JEMAND REMOVAL DF AED ARMIES FROM UUMANI   Mobilization Is Threatenec Unless Soviet Forces Leave Bessarabia   ULTIMATUM SENT   Russia Given Three Days In Which To Withdraw Troops:

MOBILIZATION THREATENED   Roumania Demands Withdrawal of Reds from Bessarabia,   SENDS ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA

TANKER SIAKS WITH MILLION GALLONS MOLASSES      One Boat Load of Crew Saved—One Boat Still Adrift, With 22 of Crew

SEVEN MARSHALL GRADUATES AT AMES  \   Six Young Men and One Young Lady* _ from This County in the  Graduating Class

TWO CANTON GIRLS iN MERCY HOSPITAL   A Dentist’s Assistant Held on ; Serious Charge.

A FIT FIGURE FOR CABINET   SUTHERLAND OF UTAH IS PRIME MAN FOR APPOINTMENT.   CAN FILL ALMOST ANY PLACE   PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO BHI: LAW DEPARTMENT.   ideal Atterney General in Optuion e¢ Mark Sullivan—Clese te Mardimg and ap Adviser Dering Campaign.

HIGH POST UNDER HARDING ASSURED CEN. SUTHERLAND   Ex-Senator from Utah Strongly Urged for Appointment as Attorney General.   , SUPREME COURT JUSTICE "PROBABLY HIS PREFERENCE   Also Mentioned as Peculiarly Fitted to Become -Secretary of the Interior. 

RESIGNATION JS EXPECTED   Made Active Vice President of City National Bank of Dallas

THE ‘SCHEDULE OF. COMMIS. SIONERS CALLS FOR   sa   TAKE IN 58 BRIDGES   The Estimate of the Commission. ers Has Nat: Included the Wakarusa Damage   The Opinion of Attorney Genera! Needed Before OF opr Plans Are Mad

HEARING AUGUST 5TH ON BRIDGES   THE SCHEDULE OF COMMIS. SIONERS CALLS FOR  $54.000   TAKE IN 58 BRIDGES   The Estimate of the Commissioners Has Not Included the Wakarusa Damage   The Opinion of. ‘Attorney General Needed Before Otier Plans Are Made

Proffers Personal Mediation Through’.  “Representative” to. League.   WILL ENDEAVOR 0° BRING ABOUT PEACE   Says. He is, Without Authority te “Offer . Military Aid - Without Consent of ~ Congress

WILSON WILLING 10 BE MEDIATOR   Offers Services to End Hostilities in Armenia   IN REPLY TO INVITATION

FFERG PEROONAL MEDIATION THRU REPRESENTATIVE   President Wilson Says He Can Do No More Without Authority of Congress.   HAS BEFORE HIM MUCH ‘DATA BEARING ON ARMENIA   Henry Morganthau Would Probably be Representative Through Whom He Would Act in Effort to End Hostil. ities—Terms Turks Offer,

WILSON AGREES TQ BE MEDIATOR   Accepts League Request for Armenia   To Act by Representative May Be Morgenthau   Geneva Talks of Wood tc Lead Army There

ARBITRATION 10 END MASSACRES PRESIDENT’S AIM   Nation’s Chief Will Act Independent 6° (ongress  He Tells League,

WiLGUA WZULD-AID INARMENTA MUDDLE   PRESIDENT, THROUGH REPRESENTATIVE, OFFERS PERSONAL MEDIATION.   Viyiani Says Attitude of Assembly Will Determine Fate ~ of League.

President Admits Inability. te Employ Force in Any Project’ in Armenia   TO NAME REPRESENTATIVE:   Assured af Diplomatic: Support President Will Endeavor to Settle Differences -

Ni FOR ARMENI   LEAGUE ACCEPTS PRESIDENT  WILSONS OFFER TO ACT,   Spain and Brazil Will Work With  Wilson in Bringing Peace.

President Wilson Accepts Mediator Role for Armenia   Representative, Expected to Be Morgenthau, Will Be Named By Executive If League of Nations Council Approves Plan Offered—Explains He Has No Military Power Available to Settle the Question.

WILSON OFFERS ARBITRATION IN ARMENIA DISPUTE   Is In Reply to an Appeal From League Council For  Mediation   PRESIDENT WOULD ACT THROUGH AN AGENT   Henry Morganthau Mentioned Aa Possible Choice For Mission

WILSON OFFERS 10 END ARMENIAN WAR   President Agrees to’ Proffer Personal Mediation to Stan Hnetilitias   ASKS EOR SICGESTIONS   Hlenry Morgenthau, Forme Ambassador to Turkey May Be Representative

ND FOR ARMENIA      PTS PRESIDENT WILSON'S OFFER TO-ACT.’.   * * te . Spain and Bragil Wilk Work With . : f e  Wilson in Bringing Peace.

MEDIATION FOR ARMENIA PROFFERED BY PRESIDEN’   Wilson Would Use His Personal Efforts Toward Harmonizing Situation in That Unhappy Country.

OFFERS TO ACT AS MEDIATOR 1 END HOSTILITIES   President Wilson, In’ ‘Reply Fo ‘Paul Hymans, Head ‘Of Leagite Council, Says He Will Carry On Work. Through Representative.   MENTION-HENRY MORGENTHAY

U.S. MEDIATOR IN ARMENIA MAY BE MORGENTHAU   President’s Choice of Representative Expected to Go to Former Ambassador   CANNOT OFFER TROOPS   rr cd  FRENCHMAN SAYS PRESTIGE OF LEAGUE DEPENDS ON ATTITUDE TOWARD NATION

 Offers Good Offices of Unit : ed States to End Pres-" ~ i ent Tragedy.   Says He Cannot F F orecast Action of Congress; Gives ' Personal Backing.

WILSON WILE BE WRDIATOR   Accepts IAvitation to Help End Hoe tilities in Armenin

BORAH WIRES HARDING HE WILL STICK   Idaho Foe of League of Na tions to Continue Speaking for G. O. P.

IDAHO SENATOR WL  REMAIN IN CAMPAIGH   Intends to do Thif' in Address ir Des Moinos Thursday He Announces.   SILENT ON WILSON APPEAL   Republican Nominee “Refuses t Comment on While House . i Statement.

BORAH IS TO CONTINUE TO HELP HARDING   Senator Wires Candidate He Wants To See Him Elected.

BORAH WILL NOT QUIT G. 0. P.   Harding ‘Headquarters Made Telegrarn Public to This Effect

HARDING TO TALK LEAGUE T0 IOWANS   Borah and Candidat Are in Accord—to Out line Views in Iowa.

BORAH SENDS ‘STATEMENT 10 6.0.2 NOMINEE   Idahoan: Says’ He Wants, Hard: : ste

BORAH NOT AGAINST HARDING   Wants to See Republican Nominee Win, He Declares.

BORAH REMAINS IK CAMPNICN HE SAYS IN MESSAGE. TODAY   Idaho Senator Informs Senator Harding That He Will Continue to Render Help.   AND IN SAME OLD WAY   Fight the League to the Last As He Did in Senate—Governor Cox Takes Rest.

HARDING 10 REPLY i WILSON IN DES MOIWES THURSDAY   Nominee Receives Assurance From Borah Speeches to Follow Old Lines.   HAYS PREDICTS LANDSLIDE FOR HARDING JN NOVEMBEF   Republican Chairman Allows Cox But Arkansas, Texas, West of Mississippi.

SENATOR BORAH FOR HARDING   Says He Wants to See the Republican Nominee Win—Against Any League.

BORAH 70 REMAIN HARDING'S HELPER   Denies Report He Would Withdraw Support

BORAN SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR 6.0. P   Idaho Senator Expresses Hope in Message to Harding That Republican Ticket Will Be Swept Into Office.

BORAH TO CONTINUE  CAMPAIGN FOR PARTY  ~ SUCCESS, ANNOUNCED BY SENATOR HARDING

BORAH WIRES HARDING HE WANTS HIM Vo Wi   Tells Candidate His Speeches Tn Future Will Be Along Lines of Talk at Dayton.

LEAGUE DEFEAT IS GOAL, BORAR TELLS HARDING   Irreconcilables Leader Te Continue Work.  ees eee Oe RS ne nit. mie, ~~ ee eS PP TP Te   Warding Declares Senator's Speeches: Meet With His Approval—To Speak ai Des Moines.

BORAH SAYS HE WILL NOT QUIT   Sends Harding Telegram SayIng He Intends to Stick 4 to Fight,   KOR. REPUBLICAN PARTY  oy e jcleenatineats

Borah Says He Will ~ “Work for Harding   Republican Campaign. Headquarters Says} Senator Borah Will Not. Desert tle Party.

BORAH CONTINUES IN THE CAMPAIGN   Sends Telegram Saying He Will Work for Harding and Against League

“BORAH FOR: HARDING   “Waal to See: Vou Win, and Teagne Defeated,” Senator Wives...

AT CRACK OF THE. PARTY WHIP BORA GETS INTO LIWI   Leader of Irreconcilables Is “Spanked. and Promises. _ to Be. Good Little ‘Republican Boy

BORAH DECLARES WANTS HARDING 10 BE ELECTED   Harding at Des Moines Will Further Develop  Position on League.

BORAH PLEDGES  ~~ SELF TO HARDING   Says: ‘He Will Work For Republican Success In- Own: Way. Ard Will Fight League.

BORAH WILL SPEAK AND WORK FOR REPUBLICANS.   idaho Senator and Nominee of Party in Full Accord on Leaque of Nations issue

KANSAS ANTI-‘FAG’ LAW UNDER FIRE   Supreme Court Will Be Askec To Determine Constitutionality.

American. Mining: ‘Man . Murdered in’ Mexico. Investigation Startec

AMERICAN CITIZEN MURDERED, REPOR]   Secretary of State Colby Ask: -Mexican Government to Act Speedily.

TREASURY REDUCES — U.S. PUBLIC DEBT   Decline of 24 Millions 1 in Month. ”

PUBLIC DEP'T. AGAIN CUT DOW   October Showed a Reduction of $24,846,455 from the Grand Total.

SHIP 20 MILLION GOLD TOU. S.   Bank of England to Furnish More Than Half the Amount for Shipment.

PROS PREPARE T0 NAME THE TICKEN   Will Offer First Place To W.  Bryan If the Nebraskan Will Just Nod Head

DELEGATES T0 ~ LINCOLN WANT PROM TICKET   Bryan and Sunday Holding Lead With Early  Arrivals.

Pro Delegates Declare Ticket Will Be Placed In Field; Bryan Choice

DRYS LOOK TO BRYAN T0 LEAD PARTY TICKET   Meet Opens Wednesday with Bryan and Billy Sunday Early Favorites   PLAN FIGHT TO FINISH   BELIEVED WOMAN MAY BE CHOSEN FOR THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

2  READY TO FIGHT TOA FINIGH IN 1970 GAMPAIGA   -rohibition Party Delegates Are Unanimous in Declaring for Ticket Headed by Bryan and Sunday   NEITHER EXPECTED TO ATTEND CONVENTION   National Meeting of ‘Dry” Forces Begins. at Lincoln Wednesday; Expect to Poll an Enormous Vote

PROHIBITION PARTY. PREPARES FOR FIGHT   Threatens to. Nominate Bryan ani “Billy” Sunday—Some of Them Favor Woman Candidate,

PAOHIBITIONISTS PLAN FOR FIGHT 70.4 FINISH   DELEGATES TO CONVENTION ARE FOR BRYAN AND SUNDAY ON PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.

SUNDAY SAYS HE’S READY TO RUN AS VICE PRESIDENT   Evangelist Willing To Be Running Mate of Bryan on Prohibition. Ticket.

DRY PARTY PLANS FOR FINISH FIGHT   BRYAN AND SUNDAY PROSPEC TIVE CHOICE OF PRO. HIBITIONISTS.

PROHIBS DEMAND BRYAN   May Name Him and Billy Sunday as Their Candidates.   PARTY METS IN LINCOLN TODAY   Vice Chairman Calderwood Says It Will Force Bryan to Accept the Nemination.

BRYAN AND SUNDAY ARE GHOIGES OF PROWIBITIONISTS   Dry Party is Preparing for Fin. ish Fight in Presidential Camnpaian.   MEETING OPEN WEDNESDAY

DRY DECLARE THEY WILL DRAFT BRYAN   Only the “Impossible” Will Avert Ticket

MORE TESTIMONY AGAINST OUSTED ASSEMBLYMAN   BROOKLYN ATTORNEY AND MEMBER AMERICAN LEG. ION TELLS OF PREDICTION OF ‘‘REVOLUTION.’”’

WITNESS SAID SUSPENDED AS  SEMBLYMAN. SOLOMON DECLAR.  ~ ED COMING. VOTE. IRRESISTIBLE

SHOWS SOLOMON’S STAND.   Testimony Given That Sus pended Asseemblymen Had Predicted Big Revolution.

N. Y. SOCIALISTS DEFIANT OF LEGION, IS HART’S TESTIMONY   Solomon Told Witness They Would Not Be Afraid of ex-Service Men When the Revolution Comes.

American Legion Could Not Stop Socialist Revolt, ~ Words Charged Solon

WOULD SWEEP ASIDE AMERIGAN LESION   Solomon Quoted as Saying Four Million €&x - Soldiers Could Not Check Socialis! Revolution.

F. H. Houghton   The Insurance Man Insures Everything Also RealEstate Loans!   How's This?

MORRISON-GARDNER DEBATE IS CALLED OFF   maar ys Meet at Jonesboro and Agree to Call Off Debate For Sake of Party Harmony.

JAPAN TO FLOAT RAILROAD LOAN FOR MANCHURI:   Hopes to Borrow Mone: From U. S., Minister of

[nIRD P  ARTY 10 - DECIDE ON PLANS   Almalgamation With National Labor Party Is Said To Be Practically Certain

PIOGRESOWVES TO PUT OUT TICKET   COMMITTEE OF 48, LABOR. ITES AND OTHERS TO MEET AT CHICAGO.   LAFOLLETTE MAY BE LENDER   Frank P. Walsh, Glenn Plumb, Henry Ford and Governor Frazier Aliso Mentioned as Possible Candidates.

THIRD PARTY TICKET TO BE PUT IN FIELD   ‘Porty-Eightors and Other Dissatished Rlements to Meet in Chicaga

THIRD PARTY "PLANS BEGIN   Conference in Chieago Friday Night Precedes Convention Saturday and Monday.   COX 1S NOT SATISFACTORY

Progressive Elements Will Confer on Plans for .« Naming Ticket   Senator La Follette _ I: Looked Upon as Possible Lead

THIRD PARTY PLANNED .. BY PROGRESSIVES   Labor Party Leaders and~4' * Committee Meet Today i * Chicago. a:

Grether-ia-law of President ts Ke quested to Apepar Tuesde» Before Probing Hoard.

HAS NEW ASSISTANTS   George O. Foster Announces Adiniohe, ‘to the. Office Force

aca EDISON - HAS BIRTHDAY   AGED INVENTOR TOOK HOUR OFF ...AT-NOON TODAY -FOR. DEN... NER WITH FRYENDS, ~~

Did Not Relinquish Hold On Work To Observe the Event   TENDERED LUNCHEON. BY ASSOCIATES OF 35 YEARS   Tonight Edison and His Wife Will Be Guests At  Dance -

EDISON 73 YEARS QLD"   ‘oted Inventor Goes to Work Early Today to. Finish Day’s Tasks in Time for Celebration To- , nioht

IAC A CHICA TH MAS A. ULOUN  2B YEARS OLD      Celebrates Birthday Wednesday hy Going to Work Earlier

Edison Celebrates Birthday at 7:   By Going to Work an Hour Earlie  Than Usual so as to Celebrate With Friends Later

HUNDREDS NOT ABLE. TO. HEAR SENATOR TALK   Many Delegations Bhake Hands With Candidate. _ And Wife

PILGRIMAGES 10° ‘HARDING'S FRONT PORGH SURPASSED   Roaring Human Whirlpoo! - Deludes ‘Marion to Hear Messayge to Voters.

Visitors From Many States, Representing Various Groups.   THIRTY-THREE COLLEGES   Send First Voters’ Contingency ~——Foreign Born Citizens Told to Help Maintain Loyalty in Return For Advantages of American Citizenship — Bands Feature.

SORES AT MARIO TOVISIT NOMINEE   ADDRESSES HIMSELF PARTICU LARLY TO THOSE WHO VOTE FOR FIRST TIME,

BIG DAY AT HARDING’S HOME.   High Tide of Politieal Pilgimages Reaehkad._

MARION UNABLE TO HOLD GROW   Last Day of Harding’s Fron Porch Campaign Sees: Record Pilgrimages -

A AUARING UNIAN WHIRLPOOL ABOUT THE HARDING HOME   Long Succession of Political Pilgrimages to Front Porch Reaches High Tide.   HUNDREDS WERE UNABLE TO GET WITHIN HEARING   Speech Devoted Largely tc Non-Political Discussion ot Obligations of Americar Voter Addressed Particular. ly to Newly-Enfranchised.

BIGGEST CROWD SO FAR VISITS HARDING PORCE   Senator Gives Non-Politica Talk on Duties of American Votes.

WILD CROWDS GREET HARDING   SENATOR'S ADDRESS DEVOTED TO YOUNG VOTERS WHO WILL BALLOT FIRST TIME

PARTY PILGRING AT FRONT PORG   Surging Crowd in Marion Reaches High Tide   STREETS ARE PACKED   Candidate Harding Discusses Obligations of American Voters Addressing Non Political Remarks Chiefly to Those Who Use Ballot for First Time This Year

HOME WEDDING      Miss Lockwood and Mr. Meinerding ‘United in Marriage Wednesday  Marning

TO SPEAK ON PROPOSED METHODIST LEGISLATIO!   Dr. Gilbert S. Cox to Explain Changes io be Piseussed at General Conferénee May i. \   BUSINESS MEN TO HOAT HGH GOST   EAUNE HED AT ANSUAL CONYVEN. ‘TION OF CHAUBER GF COMMERCE   iE. C, Cixviman, Representative ot Le. eat Organization, Uoalle ta Go  i  f te Convention.

d Reactionary re Split by New ed by “The 48        Party EG Second'Party, Claiming rties. Ar ‘AL

THIRD PARTY PLANS . TO SPLIT FORCES   ORGANIZATION OF NEW POLI‘! CAL FACTOR IS UNDER WAY _IN CHICAGO.

THIRD PARTY TQ. _ ~ BEFORMED rie NEXT CAMPAIGN   Liberal and Reactionary’ Forces to Be Split In- ° te Two Camps.   PLANS FOR NEW  PARTY ANNOUNCED   J. A. Hopkins To Have Active Charge of Creation of Sentiment for Third Party.

TEMPERATURIS OROP ON HEELS OF SNOW STORM   Blizzard Will. Reach Atlantic States Tonight is Forecast   Force Dwindles As Col! Snap Rushes Eastward

That March Blizzard ~ Diminished in Strennth — . .- At Atlantic: Coast Toniahi

BLIZZARD MOVES EAST   4 EXPECTED TO REACH ATLANTIC  COAST TONIGHT.    Streneth Partly Spent—Lowest Temperature Recorded at Muskegon, Michigan.

MARCH BLIZZARD IS COMING EAST   Rain Will Turn to Snow Says : Forecast. Colder in  South.

COLD WEATHER HERE TONIGHT   BLIZZARD "PLAYING OUT HOWEVER, AND SNOW - WILL NOF BE Hreavy.   Freezing Temper natures Are Pre dicted for Southern States Frost in Florida.

MUCH COLDER 1S PREDICTION - MADE BY WEATHER MAN   Freezing Weather and Frost Predicted For Florida and Georgia.   COLD SWAP WILL CONTINUE OVER SATURDAY IS: FORECKS]   Clear, Cold Weather Follows March Blizzard In Western States.

MIDDLE WEST BLIZZARD SPREADING COLD WAVE    Frost. Will Extend Into Georgie  and Flotida; Snow ‘in East  Turns to Rain. a

BLIZZARD WILL REACH EAST TONIGHT   Unusually Low Temperature and Freezing Weather Predicted For Tonight Over Atlantic Seaboard and as Far  South as Florida.

Bli izeard From West Here “on Schedule Time; Bitter Cold Will Follow Snou

LINE WILL BE COMPELLED TO SUSPEND OPERATIONS IF AID IS NOT GRANTED.

GUARD PREPARING FOR ANNUAL CAMI   Kansas Citizen Soldiery to Have Fifteen Bhys’ Training At . Ft. Riley

°° ———  GUARD PREPARING FOR ANNUAL CAMP   Kansas Citizen Soldiery to Have Fifteen Ifys’ Training At Ft. Riley

MISS EMMA WATERFILL   Entertains Sunday School Class Last Evening.

SHANTUNG DISPUTE AIRED IN SENATE   Surrender of Chinese Province Is Denounced as an ‘‘Infamuv and Crime 7

Lodge Attacks. Shantung ' Sécetion Of Peace Treaty   Arraign ‘All Socialists. As “Perpetual Traitors,

GOMPERS ASSERTS LABOR FACES SOLEMN PORTENT   Veteran Federation Head Urges Fight Against Reaction And Plutocracy.

‘GRIT YOUR TEETH AND ORGANIZE,” SAYS GOMPERS   Lahor Faces a Year of “Solemn Por> tent,” Head of American Federa tion of Labor Declares. 

BRITISH NOT 10 IMPOSE MARTIAL LAW IN IRELAND   Government Decides Wouk Be An Unwise Step At This Time   DISORDERS CONTINUE   teported Life Of Bishop Of Calway Has Been Threatened

Say “Revolutionary Strike on May Day was to Have Establised a Soviet   DOCUMENTS TELL TALE   Plot to Overthrow Republic, is Found in Documents in’ Hands of Police

UNCOVER PLOT FOR OOVIET IN FRANGE   Police Find Funds to Effect Revolution Through Strikes.   TWO LEADERS ARE ARRESTED   French Government Discovers Huge Conspiracy to Overthrow Republic—Radical Leader Boasts of His Plans Which Failed.

Soviet Government Purpose of Strike   Had May Day Strikes in France Succceded. Soviet Government Would Have Been Proclaimed.

Papers Seized After Arrest of Socialist Editor Show How Red. Plot Was Laid.

CHARGE FRENCH REDS IN PLOT   Claim May Day Conspiracy Aimed at Soviet’ Control 

PLANNED S¢ SOVIET RULE IN CITIES OF FRANCE      WAITED ON SUCCESS ©: RAILRGAD STRIKE TO BLOSSOM OUT °   Eyidence of Plot Found Among Papers of Socialist Editor Arrested

HOLD FRENCH PLOT LEADERS   Paris Government Uncovers Huge Conspiracy to Overthrow the Republic.   UNIONS: VOTE ON RETURNING   Soviets Organized for May Day Revo. lution—Radica!l Leader Boasts to Police—Strike Chiefs Arrested on Charae of Conspiracy.

FRANCE NARROWLY ESCAPED HAVING RULE OF SOVIET   lowed Revolutionary Strike Yiad It Been Successful.

GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE UNCOVERS STARTLING PLOT   Strike Chiefs Have Been Placed Under Arrest—Unions Vote cu Re turning—Heads Are x H  BER.J-2

THWART FRENCH SOVIET PLO’   Labor -Federaticn Anxious i Reputiate Extremists,

ee  SUVIET RULE IN FRANCE PLANNED   French Police Learn of Plot To Institute Local Soviets in France Had May Day Strikes Proven Successful. —Seven Leaders Are Known.

nae et tn rte et tenn eee mee tect ana  HOLD FRENG PLOT LEADERS   Paris Government Uncovers Huge Conspiracy to Overthrow the Republic.   Soviets Organized for “May Day Revolution—Radical Leader Boasts to Police—Strike Chiefs Arrested on Charge of Conspiracy.

PLANNED SOVIET. RULE FOR FRANCE It REVOLUTIONARY STRIKES SUCCEEDED   Bulk of Evidence Found Among Papers Seized at Residence of Socialist Editor—Seven Soviets Were Catahiichan a

FRENCH FOIL SOWET PLOT OF STRIKERS   Establishment of - Rec Rule Was Aim in May 1 Call.

Paris Government Uncovers  Hoge Conspiracy to Overthrow: the Republic.   Soviets Organized for May Day Revobution—Radical Leader Boasts to Police-——Strike Chiefe Arrested 6n Charde of Conspiracy.

SOVIET PLOT SHATTERED   Radical Goverument Plans fo . France Fell. thru Like Riots...

POLICE BREAK UP PLOT AS GENERAL STRIKE IS FOILED   Evidence Seized Lead: To Arrest Of Score Of Leaders.

MAKING A FIGHT FOR SPIRITUALISH   Famous British Stientist Tells the Church to Cast Off Its Hurd Shell and Investigate.

9 LEAGUE 10 ADMIT GERMANY?   Committee is Receiving Appli: cations for Membership this Afternoon at Geneva

Of Parliament Urges League pf Nations to Admit Germany to Membership.   SCATTERED APPLAUSE FRGM THE DELEGATES   Committee on Applications for Membership Did Not Trans art Rireinece Padatr

LABORITE'S PLEA FRIDAY BEFORE ASSEMBLY WINS WEAK APPLAUSE   French Delegate Avowedly Stands Ready to Fight Germany's Admittance ©   Note From Berlin Warns That Treaty May Not Be  Reaanecten

CONFEREES: AGREE ON OIL  tt raecr 2 bs 2 #8 Ot @e=-ees ee ef, mm A

PONFEREES ON OE  Ran: ba  ALL COTE  eed fi y ae!   Distribution of Rovalties Reeetyeca Frem Preduets of Wells Only Point In Controversy.

MEXICAN Chit  GRUTALLY oLAIN BY TNGGE WROM HE BEFRIENDED   President of Mexico ts Assassinated, According to Reports Received By Revolutionary Aaqents.   OBREGON SCATHINGLY DENOUNCES THE CRIME   Tells Carranzistas That Thev  Could Have Saved Life of Their Leader If They Had  Done Their Duty.

GOX LOOMS «LARGE       OHIO MAN SE . GOING GOOD AP PRISC       Tatk of Marshall) Also Coutinues to Hé Heard, *

G.0,P, MAJORITY IN CONGRESS GROWS   Ohio Sends Solid Republicar Delegation   ONE SOCIALIST ELECTED

THREE DEAD IN AIRPLANE FALL   Aecident at Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, Witnessed by Thousanc People.

<—<e elu eR  PERU THREATENS WAR AGAINST — ——GHILE: TROOPS ARE MOBILIZEE

MEAT ANIMALS ARE CHEAPE?   Tarmers Have Been Selling at Price: 14 Per Cent Lower Than the Preceding Year.

Freight Stalled at _ Fairgrounds Hit ., By No. 7.   GIANTS OFFER TWO — MEN FOR REUTHET

POURTYV-ONE ARRESTED,   Galy Pleven More Coal Operators To Tle Arrested in) Indiana,

WHITE SLAVERS ARE NUMEROUS   LAW ENACTED 10 YEARS AGO: TWENTY -FIVE . HUNDRED CONVICTED; FINES TOTAL IMMENSE SUM.

MANY CONVICTIONS FEATURE NINE YEARS   Under The Mann Act Nearly TwentyFive Hundred Have Been Punished © Fer White Slavery.

IRIGOVEN DIRECTED ARGENTINE © COURSE IN LEAGUE MATTER   President Praised by Certain Government Newspaper for Daring to Say “No” When Other Nations Voted “Yes”  In Teaoue Assembly.

WARNS OF FLU EPIDEMIC   DISEASE AS OLD AS CHRISTIAN ERA SAYS AUTHORITY

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RIGHT UF CORPORATION   Federal Dissolution Sui‘ Is Dismissed  Permanently.   VOTE S&S 3 ae   Dissenting Opinion Filed By Three Members.

SUPREME COURT'S DECISION   DIS SYENTING O! OPINION 48 » FOR DISSOLUTION OF  i GREAT COMBINE

IRONCLAD FLYER WINS TRIAL   U. S. Armored Airpiane Is Given Test at McCock Field.

FLYING IRONCLAD WINS TEST   New United States Army Armored Tri. plane Is Given Trial at McCook Field.

MODERN NOAH’S ARK  ARRIVES AT GOTHAN   Queer New Specimens For . Bronx Zoo.

MODERN NOARS ARK DOCKS AT NEW YORK   Has 4,000 Specimens Aboard for Bronx Zoo—Female Dassarus is Real Belle of the Party.

BOLSHEVIK GONVENTION TO PLAN YEAR'S WORI   Reds Will Gather in Moscov on March 27 to Settle Big Government Problems.   SOVIET PARTY DIVIDED

BRITISH LABOR LEADERS WARN >” BOVERNMEN)   Threaten General Tle-Up Of Counter; If Action is Taken To: Help Poland

CALL UPON BRITISH LABOR TO DEFEAT WAR   UEADERS’' DECLARATION SAYS INDUSTRIAL POWER WORKERS WOULD OPPOSE   GERMANS ARE UNITED   All Organizations Representing Proyr ae, to Oppose Posle Troop Passage:

BRITAIN WARNED BY LABOR   Leaders Tell Government to Go Slow With Russ War.

BRITAIN WARNED BY LABOR NOT TO START WAR ON BOLSHEVIK!   Threaten Strike if Government fails to Meet Demand of Workers   NO DEFINITE DECISION REACHED ON BLOCKADE   Allies Won’t Send Troops Bu Will Furnish Munitions

British Labor Heads: ~ Sai Strife: ‘Would: Be tpt olevable Crime. . 

WILL REFUSE ASSISTANGEIM HOSTILE MOVE   Threaten to Lay Down agg in Case of Strife— U.S. Still Withholds Aid To Poles But Keeps in Touch With Situation.

Warn Government I¢ Will Mean an  Internal ‘Crisis!      HART SEES AMERICA INVOLVED IN NEW WORLD WAR, PREDICTS SECOND STRUGEL

RATIONING OF FOOD MAY BE STRIKERESULT   CHICAGO ONLY HAS THREE-DAY SUPPLY OF SUGAR ON ° HAND

FOOD RATIONING [IN MIDDLE WEST MAY BE NECESSARY   CONTINUATION OF STRIKE AND TINUE OW TRANEPLeE TA. TION WILD CAUSE SER 1ots HARDSHIPS

FOOD RATIONS FOR MID-WEST   Continuation of Switehmen’s Strike Will Mean Serious Curtailing of Food.   BIG SHORTAGE OF. FOOD

FOOD RATIONING MAY BE ADOPTET   CONTINUANCE OF STRIKE OF “OUTLAW” UNIONS MAY COMPEL CONTROL.

RATIONING OF FOOD MAY BE ORDERED   Drastic Steps Necessary if Railwav Strikes Continue

DENY COALITION CARINET   Mexican War Mimisir> Declares the  Insurrecto Leaders Quarrel  Pee ee eee

MEXICO CITY DENIES COALITION REPORTS   SAN ANTONIO DISPATCHES OF BANDIT COMBINE AGAINST CARRANZA DISCREDITED

TURK DECISION  UP TO WILSON      President Expected to Take “Leading Part in the lmbroglio.   SELICATE STATE OF APFRIRS   French and British Differences May Compel the United States to Announce a More Definite Stand in the Neer Eact.

TURK IMBROGLIE DELIGATE AFFAIR   Decision to Be Put Up to Presi: dent Wilson.   J. S. TO TAKE LEADING PART   British and French Jealousy May Com pe! American Government to Announce a More Definite Policy in Near East Controversy.

WILSON TO ASSL THE   Decision to Be Put Up to President Wilson.   U. S. TO TAKE LEADING PART   British and French Jealousy May Com pel American Government to Announce a More Definite Policy - In Near East Controversy.

CANNING GROP GROWERS T) MEET IN COLUMBUS   INDIANA FARMERS ARE INTER ESTED IN MOVEMENT START. ED EY HOWARD COUNTY

PROPOSES CAUSE OF A SPLIT   ENGLAND AND ITALY’S PLAN IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO FRENCH PREMIER   ARMENIA FOR THE W §   Premiers Will Propose That Am erica Lend Financial Sup. port to the Struggling, War-Torn Nations

CAN'T AGREE ON PLAN   France Won't Evacuate Rhineland Inder Financial Agreement

IF GERMANY FULFILLS VESSATLLES AGREEMENT TAOOPS WILL BE CALLED FROM RHINELAND SECTOR

WITHDRAWAL OF  ALLIED TROOPS   Premier. Mille Werand Has Refused to Agree to . taly’s Plan

REPUBLICANS OPEN: CAMPAIGN   Governor of ‘Ohio Will. Declare * - Party Principles, -

EMILITA WANTS ‘MOVIE JOB   Daughter of Nobility, Husband a Gould, Looking for Work.

GOULD SEEKS MOVIE JOB   Also Daughter of Spanish, but Nobil. ity Wants to Earn Own Living.

YASHINGTON SATISFIED WITH  DECLARATION THAT M  WILL RETURN TO WORK PEND.  ING N IONS

LEWIS ORDERS’ COAL MINERS BACK TO WORK   ‘President Much Gratified at ‘Response to His  Appeal.   An Associated Press dispatch received by The Gazette late this afternoon states that President Farrington has ordered the Illinols miners back to work,

CRANAU FAILS TO GET HEARING FROM BOARE   ls Told Delegation Must File Application.

'U. S. BOARD NOT IN .  WHEN GRUNAU PLEADS      Rebel Switchmen Anxious to G« Back; Told to Make Formal Application.

GIRLACODERIENGS, WOMEN OF MARION LIKE MAS, HARDING   Has Mind of Her Own and Well Fitted for White: House, Acquaintances Say.

GOVERNOR COX TELLING WOMEN   What He is Going to Do When He is Elected io the _ Presidency.   PROMISES TO PROTECT ’ THE SOCIAL WELFARE   He Will Provide Help for Ma- ternity and Infancy Care *  " "By ‘Lerislation ~" ° 7

GOVERNOR COX TURNS TOWARD cAST FOR VOTES   THE GOVERNOR ADDRESSED . NON-PARTISAN ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN AT CLEVELAND   WOMER WILL FULFILL MISSION   Reviews at Some Length Legislation Obiainped For Benefit of Women in Ohio.

FARMER SLAYS      Footy ny CER Attacked Mother er and Sister With ; parame and Throats. i With Razor.

KILLS MOTHER, TWO SISTERS AND LOVER   Sweetwater, Tenn., Farmer Suicides After Confessing The Crime That Involved Family and Sweetheart. — ‘TL,d Reon Enoaged.

AMERICAN HELD BY BANDIT   Mexican Outlaw Dernands 100,000 Pesos for W. A. (Sandy) Gardiner, According to Charlies Hoyt,

RELEASED TO SECURE RANSOM   American Held by Za~ mora Arrived in City of Guadalajara

EEKS RANSOM FOR AMERICAN HELD iN MEXICC   !o9,000 Pesos Demanded br  Zamora for Liberation I aft tiardiner,

CAPTIVE RELEASED 10 SEGUE SANSOM ASKED FOR HIS TWO COMRADE:   ONE AMERICAN AND ONE KRITISH SUBJECT STILL IN HANDS OF THE BANDITS,

TOO MANY SIGNS FOR DUTCH GUESTS   Foreign Visitor in Bugge, Montana Says Whole Town Has Measles and “For Rent.”

» Killed In Head On Collision   ['welve Others Injured When Northwestern Railroad Passengers Met in Head On Collision Near Lamberton. Minn.

URDEAG MIXUP END TRAINS INTO COLLISION   Four Railroad Employes Among Those Killed in Headon Smash   FOUR CARS, BOTH ENGINES WRECKED   Accident Occurs Near Lam berton, Minnesota on Chicago Northwestern.

FIVE DEAD, 12 HURT IN MINNESOTA TRAIN WRECK   Misinterpretation of Orders Believed ' Gauge of Head-on Collision on Ohicago and Northwestern

FIVE AILLED i ULLIGION UN NORTHERN ROAL   ACCIDENT BELIEVED TO HAVE RESULTED FROM MISINTERPRETATION OF ORDERS.

FIVE MEN DIE IN MINNESOT! HAILWAY WRECK   Head-On Collision on Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Early Today

SEVEN. PERSONS KILLED IN- TRAIN WRECKS TODAY   Two Passenger. Trains Collide “—Eastern: Train Ditched,

FIVE KILLED INHEAD ON COLLISION   Northwestern Pas senger Trains Collide in Minnesota.

Engines Hit Head on and Pile in Heap With Four Cars Near Lam. berton, Minn.   MISINTERPRETATION OF ORDERS WAS CAUSE   Three Winona Men Are Among the  Dead. The acest Injured Were  Taken to Hospital.

Al LEAST 5 KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION      [wo Pasesnzer Trains Come Together On Frisco Road In Oklahoma.

TRAIN WRECK KILLED FIVE EARLY TODA\   Twelve Others Injured in Head-on Collision on  C.&N. Road.

FIVE KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH ON NORTHWESTERN   Collision Near Lamberton, — Minn. Said to Have Been Caused by Confusion of Orders.

TWELVE OTHERS HURT WHEN TRAINS MEET HEAD.ON.   Chicago & Northwestern Passengers in Crash Near Lamberton, Minn. Three Trainmen Killed.

Four Cars and Both Engines wrecked — Accident Said to Have Been Caused by a Misinterpretation of Orders

FIVE DEAD WHEN TWO TRAING MEET; TWELVE INJURED   Head-on Collision Said to B Due to Misinterpretation of Orders.

FIVE KILLED IN CAND NV, W. WREGI   Misinterpretation of Orders Responsible.

5 Killed, 12 Injured When C. & N. W. Passenger Train Meet in Head-On Collisior

FIVE KILLED AND TWELVE iN. JURED SERIOUSLY   WRONG INTREPRETATION OF ORDERS, CAUSE   The Trains Were Supposed to Pass at Sanborn Instead of Lamberton, Engines and Four Cars Are Wrecked. List of Deaa

12 INJURED WHEN TWO PASSENGERS HIT IN MINNESOTA   Conductor, ‘Engineer, Fireman, All of Winona, Victims of # Misinterpreted Orders. . ~~   SANBORN PASSING PLACE; © MEETING AT LAMBERTON   Four Cars and Both Engines Are Wrecked in Smashup of Nos. 516 and 517:

FIVE DIE IN. WRECK      Trains Met Head on When Or ders Were Misconstrued

RAILWAY MEN IN CRASH VICTIMS; ’ FAST TRAINS HIT  ger" f¥r% ae i PgR   Chicago and Pierre Passengers Crash In  Early Morn.

Misinterpreted Orders Blamed for Bad Accident at Lam: berton, Minn."   4 TRAINMEN AMONG DEAD

FIVE KILLED IN RAIL COLLISION AT LAMBERTON   Engines Meet Head-on: Blame Confusion in  Orders.

FIVE DEAD IN WRECK   ENGINES WELDED TOGETHER BY SPEED IMPACT.   Score or More Injured Taken te Vinita for Hospital Trent. ment.

SEVERAL KILLED IN TRAIN. WRECKS OVER THE COUNTRY   Two Trains Collided Head On In Oklahoma; Five Are Dead.   N. Y. HAS A _ COLLISION   Iwo Engiaemen Are Killed Train Hits Auto and Kills  Five Persons.

Trainmen Misunderstood Orders is Given as the Cause According to Officials

SMASHUP ON N.W. ROAD KILLS FIVE   7 J. Friesing, La Crosse, and Mrs. W. Lathrop Are Hurt   10 OTHERS INJURED   “and On Collision Between Twe Fliers in Minne- : -sota

FIVE KILLED > IN-CGLLISION   Accident. Said. to Have _menalied From Misin- » -. ternreted: Orders

WRECK ON THE *PRISCO.   Five Reported Killed in a Head-On Crash of tu Passenger Trains,

SCORE HURT AS ENGINES HIT HEAD-ON   Engineer and Fireman Killed in Collision; Car Wrecks Auto.

FRISCO PASSENGERS. COLLIDE ON CURVE NEAR WHITE OAK   Score or More Hurt in Crash Of Engines Running at Forty -Mile Speed. Victims are Mostly. Blacks. -

PASSENGERS HIT HEAD-ON NEAR VINITA   Engineers Die at Throttle as Heavy Trains Crash on Curve.   MISTAKE IN ORDERS CAUSES COLLISION

FIVE DIE IN COLLISION   TWELVE OTHERS HURT WHEN TRAINS MEET HEAD.ON.,   Chicago & Northwestern Passengers in Crash Near Lamberton, Minn. Three Trainmen Killed.

HEAD-ON CRASH   Ohioan Among Dead in Wreck On Chicago & Norihwestern Railroad.

FIVE ARE KILLED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION   TWO NORTHWESTERN PASSEN. GER TRAINS WRECKED IN MINNESOTA

FIVE PEASONS ARE KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH   Ohioan Among Dead in Wreck On Chicago & Norihwestern Railroad.

FIVE KILLED AND TWELVE WOUNDCL   As Passenger Trains in Minnesot: Come Together in Head-End  Cras)   ORDERS ARE MISUNDERSTOOD   Most of Casualties Were Among Members of the Crew—Officials Will Investigate.

ARE KILLED IN MINNESOTA TRAIN WRECK   Head-On Collision of Passen ger Trains Near Lamert is Disastrous.   THREE MEMBERS OF TRAN CREW VICTIMS   Twelve Others Are InjuredA Mix-Up in the Train Orders.

FIVE OTHERS ARE KILLED AS TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE   Five Die In Rail Crast At Tulsa; Auto Accident At Akron.

GHTAD. E. HUGHES NOT PERMITTED TQ TAKE PART   New York Assembly Refuses to Recognize New York City Bar Association.   TRIAL OF SOCIALIST MEMBERS IS STARTED   Assemblymen Charged With Belonging to Party Advocating Overthrow of Govt.

COMMITTEEMIEN HEARING TRIAL GF SOCIALISTS   Judiciary Committee of New York Assembly Ignores Hughes Body.  ‘   Forceful Charges Made Against Five Ousted Members.

WILL NOT HEAR COMMITTEE      New York Assembly Committee Fails ! To Note Their Appearance.

REFUSE TO SEE HUGHES DURING SOCIALIST TRIAI   New York Assembly Judicilary Committee Starts Hearings   SAYS HAVE EVIDENCE

BAR DELEGATION Al SOCIALIST HEARING   Assembly Judiciary Committee Refuses to Note Appearance of Attorneys, Headed . by Charles E, Hughes.

BARS HEARING al HUGHES " ~~ BADIGNLS CASE   New. York Assembly , Judiciary Committee Trying Suspended Socialist Members Refuses to ‘Note Attorney’s Appearance   ‘CLOSES DOORS TO ALL  BUT PARTIES CONCERNED   ‘Martin Reads Statement As gerting Information that De fendants Seek Overthrow of  Government by Any Means

SOCIALISTIC SOLOS ARE DISQUALIFIED BY PARTY PLATFORM OF “DIRECT ACTION   New York Assemblymer Charge Pelicy Would  Destroy Government

N.Y. LEGISLATORS: REFUSE BAR ASSN   Judiciary Committee Trying Socialist Assemblymen Do Not Receive Chas. #. Uurhoe,

ARGES AGAING D ASSEMBLY MIEN ARAN Ai   N. Y. Socialists Accused of Being Members of Party That Is Fomenting Unrest— Hughes Denied Hearing.

“BEARDED ONE” IN PILATE ROLE IN RED SCANDAI   No Disqualification Yet Shown Against the 5 Legislators, Hughes Reminds   FIGHT WAXES HOTTER   ASSEMBLY RULES NOT TO ALLOW HIM OR OTHER OUTSIDE PARTIES TO INTERFERE.

CONSPIRACY = IS CHARGED   New York City Bar Has No Standing at Hearings

aU LS oe bts mULE NO Hal SERS GA A WH THUAL  ue ¥   HILLQUIT ACCUSES MARTIN OF BIAS, ASKS OUSTER FROM COURT

Denied Hearing To  Hughes ‘Uommittee   New York Assembly Judiciary Com"mittee. is Handting Socialist Members-elect in Its Own Way,

Denied Hearing To — . Hughes Committee   New York Assembly Judiciary .Committee is Handling Socialist Members-elect.in Its Own, Way...”

ALBANY TURNS COLD SHOULDER TON. Y, LAWYERS      The Assembly Judiciary Committee Refuses To Note Their Appearance In Socialists’ Hearin+.

ULAoH OTARTO TRIAL HELO BY N.Y. ASSEMBLY   Vote to Allow Only Counsel for Defense to Appear at Proceedings and Oust Ass’n.  WILL BE HOT FIGHT

OKLAHOMA LAWMAKERS CALLED   Will Be Asked te Ratify Woman Suffrage Amendment.

TWENTY-SI ARE KNOWNTO BE DEAD   AND MANY WOUNDED IN LATEST IRISH OUTBREAKS   BLOODY SCENES IN DUBLIN   Sinn Fein Meeting Places and Bleck and Tan Quarters ‘Raided by Troops Taday. Heavy Guard In Streets of City.

TWO HUNDRED GUNMEN KILL FOURTEEN OFFICIALS IN DUBLIN   TWO OFFICERS WERE SHOT IN BED IN PRESENCE OF THEIR WIVES   MILITARY WAKES COUNTER RAID ON SINN FREINERS IN WHICH 1” ARE KILLED

” MURDER % Nn  _ RAIDS SUNDAY   ‘MACHINE GUNS SWEEP. CROWD  -° OF 15,000 AT FOOTBALL. GAME IN. CROKE  ey PARK

BLOODY STRIFE _ SWEEPS DUBLIN   FOURTEEN BRITISH OFFICERS AND. TWELVE, YRISH CIY _ TLIANS. DIE IN’ RED SUNDAY RAIDS   FEAR TROUBLE IN LONDON   HEAVY GUARDS ARE FOSTED TO PREVENT OUTRREAKS  JW EWAN

SEES EIS OF Tee ST OFFICIALS STARTLED NATION      14 Were Killed Sunday and Today Police are Searching Sinn Fein Gatherings for Leaders’of the Outbreak.

ENGLAND FEARS IRISH GUNMEN WILL INVADE LONDON; TROOPS SET   SINN FEIN GATHERING PLACES RAIDED   (Bulletin)

POLICE SEARCHING  FOR SINN FEINERS           Murder of Officers Followed. by Attacks by: Po * at Hockey Game—Red Sunday” in Dub Einhty in Hosnitale --

25DEAD, 100 WOUNDED TOLL OF IRISH RIOT   Deliberate Shooting of Military Officials Followed by Reprisal Raids.   TO SEND ADDITIONAL TROOPS

CALIFORNIA MIAN GIVEN POST AY THE HOLY GIT}   Monsignor John Cawley of Monterey and Los Angeles is Appointed Private Chamberlain to the Pope.

~ “TEIAT INTE phn   cae Assails 18th Amendment as Invasion of Her Rights.   THRONGS ATTEND SESSION CORRIDOR IS CROWDECL   ‘ounsel Claims There is No  Power in Constitution to Make Such Change.

STATE RIGHTS TRAMPLED ON RICE ASSERTS   Argues Prohibition Act Resulted From Misconception by Congress of the Law — Court Thronged By Curious Ones.

VALIDITY OF DRY MEASURE _ AGAIN ARGUED  Rhode Island Attorney  MN oe me)  ee  me: oo.

SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENT? ON PRO QUESTION   . ASSalbEpD fh COMPLAINANTS LS INVASION GF STATE His.

rer _and Amendment Was Assailed as Revolutionary vand 2 an  ~Inyasinn.of State’s Rights.

ARGUE DRY LAW TO HIGH COURT   LITTI0. RHODE ISLanDd WANTS IT SWEPT FROM SIGHT.   INVASION OF STATE'S RIGHTS   Persosal Liberty Aleo Involved in Kighteenth Amendment — Hrief im Behalf of Wet (ause Filgd by Root.

“DRY” LAW IS CONSIDERED   Rhode Island's Legal Atttack on Prohibition Argued in Supreme Court.

U,0. SUPREME COURT HEAAS 1. ATTACK ON PROHIBITION   Declared Revolution. ary and an Invasion on States   THRONGS FILL COURT ROOM

thode Island Attorney General Opens for  for Govt. — Court  Permits Filing. of  Briefs by Chas. E. uae  24 States

DRY LAW ATTACKED IN SUPREME COURT BY RHODE ISLAND   Complainants’ Counsel Charge: Amendment to Constitution a Revolution.   SEES MORE DAMAGE THAN FROM THE DEMAGOGUES   Government Attorney Argues There is Nothing Revolutionary in Adoption.

ARIE ISLAND HUH ATSAGK BEFORE GUURT   FOUGHT STATES RIGHTS 1861 BUT MAKES APPEAL FOR PRINCIPLE NOW.   Government Holds Amendment I: Legitimate Addition To Basic Law Of Country.

RHODE ISLAND IN ~ANT-ORY BATTLE   Argument Declares a Mis. conception of the Law   UNDERLIES . THE ACT

PAO IBITION GSE UF SHIDO BGT   Rhode island Legal Attack on Amendment Argued, Throngs Attending Session, While Many Wait Outside.

PROHIBITON CASE HEARD IN U.S, SUPREME COUR)   ‘Justices Question pes aig  Filed by Hughes for “Drys” Root for “Wets.”

NEWBERRY CASE READY TO SHOOT   JURY ABOUT FINISHED ANE EVIDENCE BEGINS ON MONDAY.

OPENING GUNS MAY BE FIRED MONDA\   Jury in Newberry case May be Completed by Tonight—Daily to Outline Government’s Case.

WITHDRAWAL OF © M’ADOO MAY MEAN WILSON   Lewis Thinks McAdoo Is Geting Out Of Way Of The President —Delegates Start. ,]

DEMOCRATS ARE IN THE DARK   48 to Candidate as: “They Leave Washington for San Francisco

UFFIGIALS LEAVING FOROAN FRANCISCO   Democrat Party Leaders Claim To Be in Dark As To the Candidates.   COX IS FAVORABLE TO MANY

COX CHANCES IMPROVED WHEN MAD RACE: MAY HAVE 10 APPEASE BRYAN   Wilson May Be Forced To Throw Administration Strength Behind Some Candidate To Break Possible Deadlock-- Uncertainty Fills Air.

MUDDLE IN DEMOCRATIC PRES! DENTIAL RACE RESEMBLES RECENT CHICAGO SCRAMBLE   TOO COSTLY. FOR M’ADOO   Former Treasurer Says Faraily Considerations Come First-—-Cunmmins, Ce. and Davis Booms Spurt a4 Convention Nears

COX IS BOOMED AS M’ADO0 QUITS.   Leading Democrats Now Lining Up for the Ohican.   THINKS NOMINATION ASSURED   Will Put Him Thru Despite Op. nasition. Thev Sav.

Unterrifled Leaving’ Washington to Attend National Convention, Uneertain As To Candidate.

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES — AND PLANKS FOR DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM ARE VERY SCARCE        Wm. McAdoo Will Not Allow Nanie to be and Carter Glass is Too Weak to be Co  re 

AN ATTEMPT TO _ GET BRYAN AND COX TOCETHER   THE OHIOAN MAY: SUBMIT TC “LAW ENFORCEMENT PLANK      Adniinistration Democrats Are Leavy ing Washington Today for San Francisco to Attend the Convention.

BRITAIN EXPECTS —TQRENDER GLAM   United States Will Be Asked To Pay For Retention of Imperator and Other German Ships.

BRITISH WILL PRESENT CLAIM FOR BIG LINER   Claim United States Held Ir perator Longer Than Pre vided in Agreement.

U. S.GETS NOTICE OF CLAIM MADE BY ENGLAND   Loss Because of Ships Retained Said to Be “Con etdaentals 22

Wt BOARD OAV AWARD WILL STAND   Union Chiefs’ Request for Read. justment Is Denied.   STRIKES BY OUTLAWS START   Leaders of Certain Unions Refuse te   Accept the Terms—Washington  : Report Says Labor Men Will Appeal to Wilson,

BOARD WILE. < NOT REOPEN ITS HEARING   Deciares Rail Wage Award Must Stand as Made by Body.   OUTLAW STRIKES ARE BEGUN   Some of the Union Leaders Refuse to Accept the Terme—Labor Men Arrange to Appeal to Presidént Wilson,

AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE   MACHINES OWNED BY ED. KING AND IRA MYERS CRASH AT COPNE?D

BANDITS HOLD UP RESTAURANT; MARE BIG HAUL MONDAY   Revolver Duel Staged Ir Streets With New York ‘Police.

THE BRONX IS GIVEN A THRILL   NEW YORK.SUBURB GETS A TASTE OF REAL WILD WEST,

WILD AN WOOLLY WAYS IN THE EAS!   Three Men Hold Up 62 Men  and Women at New York _ BD ostanrant

THE NEW YORK BOMB MYSTERY   . * ,  Evening Wortd Says Dissatisfied  Workmen Intended it For Those On the Job.

Pa rt ae L kin aE 1 Tra cs : d es “   TERROR REIGNS   TERROR REIGINS  None Dare Tell Truth For Fear of Death At Gang’s Hands.

New York Evening World Gives Alleged Facts  REVENGE THE MOTIVE   Newspaper Story Connects Crime with Building Trust and Says Blow was Aimed at Brindell and His Workers by Members of House Wrecking Union—Attempt on Clark’s Life

WALL ST. HORROR LAID AT DOOR OF BUILDING TRUST   New York World Ha: Sensational Story; Offers Proof.

BLAST 15 CHARGED TO LABORING MER   WEW YORK PAPER SAYS WALL STREET EXPLOSION NOT ’ * GRED PLOT.”   INTENDED AS REPRISE   Story Declares Men Forced Out of Work by “Building Trist” Are Responsible.

LABCANG SEN ARE BLAMED OR BLAS]   Charged With Responsibility For Huge Explosion.   CLAIMS MADE BY PAPER   Theory Advanced by Evening World That Bomb Was Intended as Reprisal Against “Brindell Workers’ and Was K-ld Up Before Reaching It’s Destination.

GREAT EXPLOSION IN NEW YORK NOW DEGLARED SOLVED   NEW YORK WORLD DECLARES BUILDING TRADES WORKERS WERE TO BE VICTIMS.

N. Y. WORLD HAS THEORY OF BOMB EXPLOSION   Believes Disaster Caused by Dissatisfied Labor Unionists.

SOLVES WALL ST. BLOW-UP   New York World Says Laborers Caused Bomb Explosion

“Death Wagon Said to Have ‘Been Sent Against President. of Trade Council.

LABOR BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION      Paper Claims it Hes Solved the ~~ Wall Street Mystery,   ADVANCES. ANOTHER THEORY

BOMB MYSTERY Is: ~ SOLVED BY PAPER   \  Blame for New York Disaster Is Laid at Door of Laboring Men.

EFFORT TO SOLVE WALL ST. MYSTER   New York Paper Seeking To Lin! Disaster With Building Trust Graft.

LABOR BLAKED FOR EXPLOSION   Paper Claims if Kas Solved the Wail Stree! Wystery,   ADVANCES ANOTHER THEORY

BUILDING TRAUES GRAFT 15 BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION   intended as Reprisal Against Robert P. Brindell, New York Evening World Says.   CULMINATION OF TYRANNY LAST EIGHTEEN MONTHS   Newspaper Does Not Charg« Union as a Union With Re. sponsibility, but Says I Was Work of Individuals Possibly Union Men.

Leading Manhattan Journal Seeks to Place Responsibility on Persecuted Unionmen or Their Sympathizers; Disaster Is Linked  With Operations of Brindell and Gang   LABOR LEADER DENIES STORY

TAK EXEMPTION DUE VETERANS OF WARS   $1,000 Exemption Applies to Mexican and Civil War Men and Widow, Attorney General Rules— Deduction This Year.

HEARINGS ARE GUNTINUED ON HAILWAY RATES   Daniel Willard Says B. and 0. Claims Property Damage Against Government   TALKS OF 4 CENTS PER MILE PASSENGER RATES   SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAIR MAN SAYS ERROR PLACED PROPERTY IN VESTMENT $16,500,000 TOO HIGH.

CONSERVATION OF NATURAL GAS SUPPL   Is Object of Mceting Being Held in Washington at the Call of Secretary Lazie.

OEGHET SERVICE WAN TELLS OF SEATTLE. STAKE   B-OLSHEVISTS IN POWER.       YHEY MEANT TO TAKE OVER GOVERNMENT IF THEY WON.

SECRET SERVICE BAN TELLS Of SEATTLE! STRIKE   BOL S HEVISTS IN POWER.    THUY MEANT TO TAKE OVER GOVERNATEN? I! THEY WON.

DETAILS OF SEAT’ rL E STRIKE.   Secret Service Operative Testified at Lioyd Tria!.

SEATTLE STRIE {8 AIRED DURING TRIA   Member of Soviet. Organization Téstifies in William Bross Lloyd Hearing

OEATTLE STRIKE DETAILS AIRE AT LLOYO TRI.   Prosecutor Endeavoring to Show That Defendants Advocated Same Methods As Were Used There

LAST TRIBUTE IS PAID GEN. GORGAS IN LONDON TODAY   Hich Officials Join ir Mourning at Funeral of Famous American

REDS OAIWE ONTO GON OF CAPITOL   LEGATIONS QUIT POLISH CITY AS UNSAFE FOR THEM  ener tennant eS  Great Britain To End Negotiations for Recognition.

The Game Play by Play   SECOND INNING,   eixTéM INNING.   THIRD INNING.   COLIR TMH INNING.

INDIANS BAT QUT WIGTORY, TYING QODGERS WITH TWA GAMES EACH   -Two Runs Off Cadore in Firs! Frame Give Lead Which Is Doubled in Third.   (BROOKLYN PITCHERS FAIL 70 FOOL HOME TOWN BOYS   Ali Cleveland Tries to Get ir Grounds for City’s First World’s Series Game.

~~ FOURTH GAME OF SERIES, 3-1   ‘Spokesmen Poand Four Brook ~ ty Pitchers For Total oi Twelve Hits.   COVELESKIE STARS IN BOX

EXGESS PROFITS ALLEGED IN SALE OF ARMY GOODS   Millions Made Avers Representative Mad~ den To House.   NAMES ARE DEMANDED

RAFT IN ARMY SUPPLIES LAID TO FAVORITES  OF OFFICIALS   Men on the Inside Giver Information Denied to the General  Public. i

DEAL ALLEGED BY MADDEN   Miilions Made, He Says, inHesale Of Surplus Army Supplies.   DEMOCRATS DEMARD NAMES

DEAL-ALLEGED ~~ BY MADDEN   Miliions Made, Hesays, intesale ‘of Surplus: Army- Supplies,   DEMOGRATS -DIEMAND  HAMES

RUINS MARK FUNERAL RITES   Of 16 Police, Murdered Last Sunda; Night in Dublin,

Trail of Fire and Destruction Is Left by Reprisalists at Macroom   BETWEEN 80 AND 100 MEN AMBUSHED LORRIES   ONLY ONE BLACK AND ‘PAN OUT OF 17 PESCAPED WEES SINN PEINERS OPENEI PIRE, REPORT STATES,

Countryside Is Alight with Fires   Irish Have Declared Real “War”

REMOVE 1210 NCW OFFICES FEARING PLOT   Meetings of British Officials Are Being Held Secretly to Offset Sinn Fein Attempts.

Harry S. ‘New is © Found Guilty of - Slaying Fiancee   Jury Returns Verdict of Secon Degree Murder for Death of Freda Lesser Last July.

EDISON HOPES BY NEW DEVICE 10 COMMUNICATE BETWEEN LIVING AND DEAD

PLANS INSTRUMENT TO TALK TO DEAL   Egison at Work on Apparatus That Will Cause Sensation tf Successful,

EDISON PLANS DEVICE TO TALK WITH THE DEAD   Hopes to Have the Instrument Completed Within Next Few Months.   THE SECRET NOT DISCLOSED   Device, Should Ht Be Successful, Would Cause a Tremendous Sensation.

MRS. MURRAY’S HOME IS DAMAGED BY FLAMES   Fire Yesterday Afternoon 01 East High Street Causes Loss of $7,000.

MRS. MURRAY'S HOME ISDAMAGED: BY FLAMES   Fire Yesterday Afternoon on East: High Street Causes , Less of..$7, 000.

MANY UNABLE 10 PAY INCOME TAX   ‘Business Concerns &sk Gov: ernment to Postpone the _... December. Installments - .   FACE SERIOUS PROBLEM      Entire Taxation Problem Will Come Before Congress at Next Session _

SHORT OF MONEY, CORPORATIONS IN FEAR OF RESULTS   Postponement of Income Tax Pay ment Wanted Because of Lack of Ready Cash.   TREASURY DEPARTMENT I8 TUNABLE TO GRANT RELIBE   Matter Rests With Congress ‘Which Would Hava to Pass Special Act.   TIGHT MONEY: RESPONSIBLE   Found Necessary. by Many Corp ‘orations to Draw on Their Reserves.

TAXES SOON DUE: FIRMS LACK MONEY   Congress May Be Asked for Special Law Extending Time in Which Payment May Be Made by the People.   COLLECTIONS TO BE USED TO PAY U. S. OBLIGATIONS

SITUATION ~ SERIOUS FOR MANY FIRMS   SEEK POSTPONEMENT OF INCOME TAX PAYMENT   To. Escape Being Forced Into Bankruptcy -- The Treasury Dept. Has No Power .to . Defer .Paymoent——lin tn Canovracc

SEEK DELAY IN PAYING INCOME   Many Corporations Hard Hit And Congress May Be Asked To Help Them Tide Over Financial Stringency And Save Them From Bankruptey.

OPEN SEASON FOR AMERICANS   MEXICANS NEVER PUNISHED FOR MURDERS   No Safety For American Life o1 Property in Mexico Since , 1910.

AMERICAN HOLDS ALL MEXICANS IN VERY LOWESTEEN   Dr. John Hunter Ex presses Contempt For Carranzistas Honor.

Nh i AMERICANS   SET ty NAUGHT BY MEXICANS, ‘HYSICIAN SAYS   Punishment of Mexicans for Slaying U. S. Citizens Unheard Of

OUTRAGES ARE DESCRIBED.   Physician Says de Never Knew Mexican to be Punished for  ; Killing American,

NOGALES DOCTOR TESTIFIES BEFORE MEXICAN HEARING   i DESCRIBES MANY OUTRAGES HE HAS WITNESSEbD

J. D. Ward Tells How He Shot Three Mexicans and Got Back to United States without Being Captured — Soldiers Try to Force Way Through His Door When He Opens Fire—Bizg Cherokee Indian Ordered Shot.

MEXICAN MURDERS NOT AVENGED   WITNESS TELLS SENATE COMMITTEE NO CASE OF PUNISHMENT REPORTED   STARS AND STRIPES IN DUST   Old Glory Trampled in Ground— Mexico Lists Witnesses as “Traitors.”

DOCTOR TELLS GF INSULTS TO AMERICAN FLAG Tells Startling Facts About Things Below Rarder.

NOT A MEXICAN WHOSE OATH  WOULD ACCEPT   NO SAFETY FOR AMERICAN LIFE OR PROPERTY IN MEXICO FOR PAST TEN YEARS   Witnesses Recount Crimes Committed and Indignities Thev Suffered at Hands of Mexicans.

HAVE NO PROTECTION          AVES OF AMBRICANS IN MEN= ICOCARE VERY CHEAP.      Our. Government: Very Calike ‘That of the British.”

AMERICAN LIFE NOR PROPERTY SAFE IN MEXIGC   Senate Committee Told No Mexican Was Ever Punished for. the Murder of Americans.   GREASERS BELIEVE - THAT WAS IS ON

THREATS  MADE IN  MEXICO DE TAL EN   American Physician Says He Would Not Trust Any Mexican, Including Carranza, Under Oath,   TEXAS FARMER RELATES SLAYING ‘OF BANDITS   (Cherokee Indian Held as-Spy of Vila and Forced to Practice Medicine.

THOUSANDS HEAR ROOSEVELT SPEAK   Notification Exercises Held ai Hyde Park This ‘Afternoon,

ROGSEVELT NOTIFIED OF HIS NOMINATION   Democratic Leaders Among the 0,000 Peogla Present.

LABOR WILL SEEK TO ELECT FRIENDS “AE TRUDE LION   Denounces Congress for Failure To Do Duty and Calls for Action in Both Parties.

: AGGRESSIVE AQTION . PROMISED. DURING .  ; LUBA C1 Wea rus a rerwt

LABOR TO “SAVE” NATION   SENSES A CRISIS IN “REACTIONARY” SPIRIT OF CONGRESS.   ‘Kree Institutions Menaced,’? So Lay. makers, High and Low, Are to Be Weighed by the A. F.1., According to Statement,

LABOR WILL HAVE OWN CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE   Gompers, Morrison and O'Connell t¢ Dictate Plan to Squelch Candidates Unfriendly,

FORCES OF ORGANIZED LABOR ENTER POLITICS   A. ¥F. OF L. ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF NONPARTISAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,   CONGRESS 15 DENOUNCED   Mobilization of Trade Unionists to Elect Friends of Workers Is Avowed Object.

ATTITUDE OF CONGRESS IS REASON CIVEN.      Moves Made With: Anti-Sedition and Anti-Strike «Measures Be?  Heved To Have Hastened  Labor’s ‘Action. aon   ‘HAT. THROWN INTO THE RING      Inherent Rights and Principles OF People Thrsdtered-—Consisis Has Failed To Do It’s Daty—. Forces Now At Wark. P   ALL EFFORTS ARE STRANGLED:

LABOR THROWS HAT IN POLITICAL RING   INTENDS TO BE A FACTOR IN THE COMING CAMPAIGN.    Record of Every Candidate ef Either Party From Preeideat Down to Be Scanned—Denoences Present Cengress.

ABOR THROWS ITS HAT IN THE POLITICAL RING   AMERICAN FRDERATION THREE MILLION STRONG PROPOSES TO TAKE NON-PARTISAN ACTION POR ELECTION OF FRIENDS TO OFTICE,

American Federation of Labor Announces Ap pointment of Non-Partisan Campaign Committee to Mobilize “All Lovers of Freedom”   “Has Failed to Do Its Duty” and Strangled Every Effort to Secure Constructive Legislation, it Is Charged

LABOR IS NOW TO “SAVE” THE NATION   ! Senses wv Crisis tn “Reactionary’” j Spieic of Congress—"Pree Tnstii jous Menaced."*

LABOR IN POLITICAL RING   Organized Union Element, 3,000 ,00f Strong, Probes all Candidates’ Records.

LABOR TO MOBILIZE   Unionists Will Try to Etect. Friends— Campaign Will. Be Started at Once.

AMERICAN FEDERATION TO SEEK TO QEFEAT FOES INELEGTIONS   ENTER PRIMARIES AND CARRY FIGHT THROUGH TO NOVEMBER   SINISTER, REACTIONARY FORCES ARE AT WORK, IS A. F. L. STATEMENT, TO DRAG HANDS OF CLOCK BACK AND COMMON PEOPLE MUST UNITE

CONGRESS ATTACKED POLICIES MTL INEN   Non-partisan Political Campaign Committee Appointed to Mobilize Trade Unionists   FOUR WOMEN NAMED  ON GENERAL COMMITTEE   State Campaign to Defeat National Candidates “Hostile to Labor”

BROOKLYN TAKES SECOND CONTEST BY 4.10 0 SCORE   Burleigh Grimes Invincible’ and Indians” Unable: to“ Hit: Consécutivel           MANAGER ‘SPEAKER’ BY SENSATIONAL: CATCHES   Only. 22; 559.” Out. to- Witness _ Second» Battle; © Griffith Continues ‘Hitting: -

BROOKLYN TAKES SECOND GAME, GRIMES IS TOO MUCH FOR RIVALS, CROWD SMALL

UNGLE WILL ott WHETHER oT IKE 5 REAL MENACE   GOVERNMENT TO ACT, IF IT IS   BUT THERE IS NO REAL LIKELIHOOD OF ANY EARLY CRISIS

UAUE Ra IDOUEL  BY GOVERNMENT TO INVESTIGATE CTRIKE GAUGE!   FEDERAL MACHINERY IS READY TO MOVE QUICKLY‘   Congressional Hearings Will Begin Tuesday; Chicagy Union Leader Will Be the First Witness Called,

GOVERNMENT MAY PROCEED AGAINST RAILWAY STRIKERS   'Pie-up of Shipping Facilities De : pletes Supplies of Food : Stuff.   WALKOUT SPREADS TO MANY RAILROAD CENTERS   Many Workmen Out of Work Because of Tie-up in Shipping is Report.

AGAIN THE PROBE   PALMER ORDERS AN ENVESTIGATION OF RAT SPREKE.   District Attorney to Investigate i Strike is Organized bettors,

UNCLE WILL SEE WHETHER STRIKE IS REAL MENACE   GOVERNMENT TO ACT, IF ITIS      BUT THERE IS NO REAL LIKELIHOOD OF ANY. EARLY CRISTS

FEDERAL PROBE OF STRIKE IS ORDERED   Palmer Directs U. S. Attorneys To Scan Walk-out for Joint Action Evidence.

PALMER ORDERS INVESTIGATIONS IN-ALL DISTRICTS   Question Will Hinge on Inter. ference, With Distribution of Necessities of Life.

ORDERS SENT 10 FEDERAL ATTORNEYS   Government Not to Interfere Until Evidence Is _, Turned In » Se

PALMER AGT I ASGERTAIN EAAGT FAGTS   Seeks Evidence as to Unlawful “Joint Action” to Interfere With Distribution of Ne cessities of Life :   TWO COURSES OPEN TO U, S, TO DEAL WITH THE STRIKE   Prosecution Under Lever Act o1 Injunction Proceedings are Possible

District Attornéys Throughout Country Ave Ordered to Make a Thorough and Complete Investigation of Switchmen’s  Strike in Their Respective Territories   COMMISSION IS READY TO ACT

PROBE OF RAIL STRIKE IN EVERY AREA IS ORDERED   Attorney General Sends Instructions to Dis trict Attorneys.

GOVERNMENT WILL PROBE THE STRIKE   JASTRICT ATTORNEYS ORDERED TO LOOK INTO THE ENTIRE SITUATION.

US ATTORNEYS TOLD TO START STRIKE PROBE ON CONSPIRAC'   Government Machinery Ready to Move in Walkout If  Necessary.

INVESTIGATION OF STAINES ORDERED BYATT. GEN. PALMER   Orders are Sent to All District Attorneys   U.S. READY TO TAKE ACTION

GRUNAU CALLED TO WASHINGTON AS A WITNES:   Leader of Unauthorized Strike Will Appear Before Senate Committee.

Believe Rail Union Officials Will Be Able to Gain Control   Attorney General Palmer Will Investigate to Determine Whether There Has Been Any, “Overt Action’ Designed to Interfere With Transport of: ‘Necessities.

OVERNMENT ORDERS AGENTS TO INVESTIGATE BIG STRIKE AND REPORT FACTS AT ONCE   Joint Action Held to Be Unlawful According to Attorney General Palmer Who Details Ames to Handle Case   MANY RAILROAD CENTERS REMAIN LOYAL TO ORDERS OF OLO UNION   Statement of District Attorney Cline’ of Chicago Indicates Federal Government Plans Action Against Men

Palmer Orders Ames to See If _ the Federal Laws Have — Been Violated.   LC; C: CALLS REBEL ‘LEADER TO TESTIFY   Gompers Goes to Cleveland to! Confer with Brotherhood _ Heads Regarding the ~~ Situation,’

TRAIN OVER AN EMBANKMENT   ‘amber injured, Several Probably Fatally, in Kentacky.

TEN FERSONS INJURED AND SEVEN MAY DI!   Louisvilie and Nashville Train Derailed, Five Cars Going Over an Emiatnkment.

TM INJURED IN WRECK   ive CARS JUMP TRACK NEAR LEBANON, TENNESSER.

ATWO MiLLIQn DOLLAR POT ALL GEMUURALS WANT   Gerard Says Net Limiting Contributions But This Sum is Bnough.

FORMER AMBASSADOR BEFORE COMMITTEE   Gerard Says Total of $2,000,000 Would Be Sufficient far Democratie Campaign.

DEMOCRATS ASK $2,000,000   James W. Gerard Says Campaign Con. tributions From Individuals Are Not Limited.

IWO MILLION  ENUUGHTOR DEMOCRATS, TAS FERAL   Former U. S. Ambassador to Germany, Witness at Hearing Today  en te. a ee ee ee ee ae a   SAYS REPUBLICAN SUM OUTRAGEOUS   Tammany Not Contributing Directly to Party, He Tells Investigators

DEMOCRATS SAY TWO MILLION WOULD BE AMPLE FOR CAMPAIGN   Senate Committee Reopen: Inquiry Into Campaign Expenditures.

PUT ON AMOUNTS   INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND MAY XIV EK. .   Gerard, Financial Chairman Says So— Object is to Raise All the Money They Can Cat in States. - 

SAYS $2,000,008 SUFFICIENT FOR DEMO CAMPAIGN   Former Ambassador to Ger many Witness at Hearing.  FUNDS UNLIMITED   James W. Gerard Testifies Not Limit ing Size of Contributions From Single Individual,

TWO MILLIQNS ENOUGH FOR DEMOGRATS. USE IN GERARD'S OPINIGN   SIZE OF INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBU TIONS NOT TO BE LIMITED  BY COMMITTEE, .

ONLY $128,000 YE OUT OF $2,000,000 GERARD LAMENTS   Democratic Ways and Means: Cox Charges Make It Hard For Repuatlicans, Also

52,000,000 15 tNOUGH FOR LOX CAMPAIGN   James W. Gerard a Witnes: Before Kenyon Committee Today   TO PROBE ACTIVITIES OF LIQUOR INTERESTS   Committee Reconvened To day at Washington Following Recess.

Bourbons Could Use $200,000, Explains Gerara   Formér Ambassador to Ger many Is Quizzed ou Democratic Campaign Funds

GERARD TALKS ABOUT FUNDS OF DEMOCRAT:   Says Party Will Need Twe Million, May Get One; Fifteen Damaging.

PROBING INTO. DEMOCRAT FUND   COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: SAYS HE IS HAVING HARD SLEDDING   NO LIMIT TO GIFTS   “DEMOCRATS ARE POOR AND HUMBLE PEOPLE” HE SAYS.   Nevertheless He Acknowledges the Receipt of Several Donations . of $5,000 Each,

TWO MAILLIONS SUM DEMOCRATS. DESIRE FOR THE CAMPAIGN   James W. Gerard, Chairman of Finance Committee, States Aims to Senators Today.   DO NOT LIMIT THE GIFTS;   Take Any Amount They Can Get But Don’t Want Over $2,000,000 it Is Asserted.

APEIAMH a TH  DEMOCRATS WANT ONLY $2,000,000   Gerard Tells Probers How Much Party Needs   BARUCH DECLINED TO SERVE   Ex-Ambassador Says $15,000,O00 World he Refused

NOT LIMITING ~ CONTRIBUTIONS   Two Million Dollars Would Be Sufficient, Says Gerard

GERRARD MAKES CLEAR OTATEMENT   JAMES W. GERARD TODAY TESTIFIED BEFORE COMMITTEE   BEMOGBRTS SHORT BN FINDS   Reporied That Only $128,000 Hac Been Raised So Bave—-No Ging or  Contributions.

GIVES TESTIMONY TO COMMITTEE   HEAD OF DEMOCRATIC FINANCE PROVIDES FIGURES.   ABOUT $2,000,000 IS NEEDED FOR CAMPAIGN   Senate Inquiry on Expenses Resumed iu Washington—Kenyon Ques tions Witness.

TWO MILLIONS WILL SATISFY THE DEMOCRATS   Treasurer Gerard Says He’ll Be Thankful If He Gets a Million.

DEMOCRATS ASK ANY OLD AMOUNT   Have Already Accepted Sev eral $6,000 Donations.   COX'S SPECIAL, $100,000   Franklin D. Roosevelt Also Want: Campaign Expenses Paid— Baruch Gives $5,000.

TWO MILLIONS WOULD FILL COX PARTY NEEDS   Democratic Finance Chairman Testifies at Senate Inquiry, Resumed in Washington.   NO LIMITS ON MONEY GIFTS   Former Ambassador to Berlin Tells Committee That $15,000,000 Would be too Great for One.

Z MILLION IS PLENTY   WOULD NOT ACCEPT FUND OF 15 MILLION   Tells Senator Kenyon “Thal Would Be Too Large So Great a Sum Would Shock the Public Conscience’ — Raisec $1992 00D So Far.

Democratic Campaign Money Chief Tells Probers $15,000,000 is Too Much.   THAT AMOUNT WOULD  MAKE DEFEAT SURE

PUTNO.LIMIT.ON DEMOCRATIC FUNI   GERARD SAYS HE'LL TAKE ALL HE CAN GET FROM INDIVIDUAL   QUIZZED BY KENYON      Democratic. Finance  Chairmat Says Heli Be Satisfied With Two Millions   Rich Democrats Are “Scarce as   Hen’s Teeth.” Former Ambassador Testifies

TWO MILLIONS ENOUGH FOR DEMOCRATS, CLAIK   Gerard Testifies Campaig: Can Be Staged for that,

GERARD GIVES PLANS OF BEMOCRATIC FUND   Says He Has Raised Small Amount So Far But Hopes To Be Able to Get Two Millions for the Campaign Ex weenie _

DEM MACHINE   Gerard Says This Would Be Sufficient to Finance the Campaign.   NO LIMIT TO THE GIFTS   Former Ambassador to Germany Testifies Before Senate Investigating Committee.

CONTRAST WITH G.0.P. SLUSH FUND SEEN AT PROBE   Gerard Says He Would Be Thankful To Get Million.

1.020, 198 LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA   Quaker City Retains Her Rank as Third Largest in Country.

PHILADELPHIA 15 STILL THIRD CITY   “QUAKER TOWN" MAINTAINS STEADY GROWTH, CENSUS FIGURES REVEAL,

PHILLY POPULATION NEARS TWO MILLION   Quaker City Has as 1.823. 158 Citizens  Third in America—Maintains Steady Growth

PHILA.’S POPULATION. JUMPS TO 1,823,158   increase cf 274,150 Over 1910; Third City th US

PHILADELPHIA HOLDS PLACE AS FOURTH CIT}   Growth for 10 Years Shows an Increase of 274,150 or : 17.7 Per Cent.

Rear Admiral Sims Left Investigation ‘of the Combats to the British, Daniels Tells Senate Committee; U. 8. Forces Credited _ With Only 24.9nt of the 256 Attacks   APPROPRIATIONS PROVE EFFORTS

DANIELS SAYS SIMS GED U.S GREW OF EDN   Claims Admiral a Award to British — Admiralty      ONLY ONE FULL CREDIT

MORE KOW-TOWING OF ADM SIMS a BRITISH ADMIRALTY ITED IN DANIELS’ CONTINUED STORY

SIMS ROBBED — U.S. DESTROYERS OF CREDIT DUE   By Allowing British to Investi gate U-Boat Sinkings Says Daniels.

“TOR R SINKINGS   Daniels — Says Americans Were Robbed of Credit ‘for Victories.

SECRETARY OF NAVY CONTINUES TESTIMON}   SAYS SIMS’ METHODS ROBBED UW. 5, CREWS OF CREDIT DUE IN Y-BOaT COMBATS.   DECISIONS LEFT TO BRITISH   Only One Case on Record Where Full Credit Is Given American Ship for Sinking Submarine.

AMERICAN NAVY PEROUNNEL NOI AWARDED PROPEE CREDIT, CLAIM   Secretary Daniels Charges That Admiral Sims Robbec U.S, Destroyer Crews 0! Credit Due Them,   BRITISH ADMIRALTY DIDN’T “TOTE” FAIR   Jur Forces Given Credit for But 24 Successful ee On Submarines, Out of a Total of 996 Raids.

SIMS ROBBED AMERICAN DESTROYERS OF CREDIT   Daniels Says Admiral Accepted British Awards In Connection With U-Boat  Aor.

DESTROYER CREWS ROBBED OF CREDIT DUE THEM, GHARGE   BATTLE INVESTIGATIONS LEFI UP TO ENGLAND BY SIMS DANIELS SAYS   BRITISH REPORTS USED    Admiralty Heports and Awards of Credit to Americans Accepted When U. S. Officers Should Have Reviewed Cases, He Says.

DESTROYER CREWS ROBBED OF CREDIT BY ADMIRAL SIMS   Investigation of Combats With Submarines Was Left io British Admiralty   SMERICAN INTERESTS NOT PROTECTED, DANIELS SAYS       Secretary of Navy Tells Senate Com. mities That Admiral Sims’ Own Reports Refuted Charge Made in His  Letter of January 7 Regarding Condition of Destroyers,

SEVERAL REVOLTS. AGAINST SOVIETS   Poland Charges That Ger. mans Aid Lithuania.

REBELLION BREAKS OUT IN MOSCON   Riga Advices Say Revolt Rages in Seat of Soviet Government.

OMSK INVESTED BY SOVIET ARMY   GERMAN AND .AUSTBIAN WAR PRISONERS AID   Conditions Along Luthuanian Front Becoming More Serious Daily— Figchtine I< Snacmadic

RUSS REVOLT CRUSHED   SERIOUS OUTBREAKS AGAINST SOVIETS REPORTED.   Dispatch Says Rebellion Is Suppressed  With Much Bloodshed—Trotzky   Active in West.

MENACED   Advices From Riga Declar  . That Great Revolution Ha  Broken Out in Capital o Bolshevik Russia.   BRITAIN THREATENS . ACTION AGAINST REDS   Foreign Minister Curzon Send: Btern Reply to Russia; Pole: and Russ Submit New Con ditions. 7

REVOLT AGAINST THE SOVIET   Break Out in MoscoW, and Suppressed With Bloodshed,

Serious Bevolts Against Sov iet Government Reported About Moscow.

RUSSIANS €RUSH INTERNAL REVOLT   deavy Bloodshed Reported in Bolshevik Capital.   conditions Along Lithuanian Front Are Growing More Serious Daily —Trotzky Active.

POLES RENEW FIGHT AGAINST LITHUANIA   Troops Are Reinforced By Rus: sians and Germans, Poles Charae.   SEMENOFF FORCE BEATEN

Russ Revolt To Cast Off Soviet Yoke   BLOOD FLOWS FREELY AS RED TROOPS CHECK MOSCOW UPRISING.

REBELLION IN MOSCOW BREAKS   Seat of the Soviet Government Reported to Be Scene of Great Uprising.

OULaWEMO To ON VERE OF Blo UPHEAVAL   RUSSIANS. TIRING OF SOVIETS; BIG. COUNTER STARTED   Reds Push on Despite Armistice; England Voices Threat.

REVOLTS AGHINGT AVSIM SOVIET Mi BREAKING QUT  Teetetennn In Ue Pon i ae band af Mine

LEAGUE OF NATIONS at) LEAD ALL OTHER ISSUES IN THE CAMPAIGN   Cox For Vindication and Perpetuation of Wilson Foreign Po. licy—Harding and His Backers Ready to Make the Fioht of Their Political Lives.

LEAGUE IS THE BIGGEST ISSUE   Republican Camp Surprised at Cox’s Stand.   See in Campaign an Effort to Secure Popular Acceptance of President's Covenant.

LEAGUE ISSUE PARAMOUNT IN THIS CAMPAIGN   Cox Agrees With Wil son — Harding is Fighting

Harding Perfectly Ready To Go Before People on ihis Question.  QPPOSEN TO “1.T”      JPPOS  ED TO “I-T” WILSONIAN PLAN

TS RT OTT PROP AT ES RT ET OE NT I OER: ORE AR I SM  Cox And Wilson ‘In Accord’; . Harding Asks What That Mean:

Harding Perfectly Ready . To Go Before People © on This Question. .      )PPOSED TO ‘I-T” WILSONIAN PLAN

“NATIONS WILL BETHEISSLE      Both Parties Will Carry Fight to the People During the Campaign.

LEAGUE WILL LEAD ISSUES IN CAMPAIGN   Harding Declares Agains Democratic Stand On Treaty.

LEAGUE LEADS IN ALL ISSUES   Many Harding Men Sur. prised at Cox Taking - Wilson’s Counsel

~~ STAND CLEARLY   g So» =: g == oF tee SUNDAY CONFERENCE TAKEN TO “MEAN DEMOCRATS WILL BACK WILSON POLICIES,

126,000 ORGANIZED WORKERS MAY STRIKE IN WEST VERGINIV   Union Leaders Plan Drastic Move Unless U. S. Troops Are Withdrawn From Protecting Strikebreakers.

ALL ORGANIZED WORKERS OF WEOT VIRGINIA T0 GO OUT!   IF FEDERAL TROOPS ARE NOT TAKEN OUT OF STATE   UNIONS CHARGE THAT TROOPS ARE BEING USED AS STRIKE-BREAKERS AND NOT FOR THEIR LAWFUL PURPOSE OF KEEPING PEACE.

THREATEN A GENERAL STRIKE   West Virginia Organized Workers Want Troops Kept Away.

126,000 TO STRIKE, THREAT   Miners’ Leader in West Virginia Warns Against Use of Federal Troops.

CAMPAIGN OF A COLLEGE 1S BALKED BY BIGOTRY   And An Oshkosh Girl ix ‘Prominent in the Movement Assailed—Blne  Yaw« Hule ‘ie

Peddling Soap ‘Unladylike’ And Canton Girl Quits It   Smith College Heeds Demands Of Followers Of ‘Rine Laws’ After Protest Threaten Crisis In Drive For Fands

JENEINS STILL STRUGGLES ; “FOR PAGE ONE POSITRON IN  : UNITED STATES NEWSPAPER}

KANSAS HAS SRVERE STORM   wine Approaching a Tornade in ln: teneity, Tegether With Heavy Fall ef Hail.

BIG HAILSTORM DAMAGES HOMES   HEAVY DAMAGE IS WROUGHT IN THE VICINITY OF HUME, MISSOURI.

MILLS INCREASE” “THERCPITAL STOCK AT SPARTANBURG   Many Announcements of 4'  Per’ Cent Dividends and In- creases of Hundred Per Cent, In Capital Stock Are Made: ;  mda.

MILLS INCREASE ‘THER CPITAL STOCK AT SPARTINBURE   Many Announcements of 4 Per’ Cent Dividends and Increases of Hundred Per Cent In Capital Stock Are Made  ia a pee

GU RAGE CALE i AFCAISE 7 TINT WIND TOO      Both Yachts Were Practical“ly Becalmed and Making an Effort to Finish Before Six Thirty This Evening. —The Resolute Was in the Lead. _

Both. Yachts. Were. Practical      ‘Before: Thirty This E Thirty we wenirigs— ae  gas me   Sandy. Hook, July July 26—The “between the Shamrock - ard * ‘Rego‘lute was called off this: afternoon, duo to lack: of sufficient ‘wind. °

WILL RESIGN POST   Chaplain General of America Legion .Plans to Retire

LEGION CHAPLAIN TO RESIGN, HE ASSERTS   Now in Hospitl Recovering From Injuries.

LOVE FOR NIECE, . 14, LED MAN, 45, TO. DUAL KILLING   Slays Girl and Then. Com mits Suicide -in-Pennsyl vrania Llarntat

Japan Will Ask  For a Commission   The American Government WHL Be Asked to, Nnine a Commission te Effect. :. Solution, .gf =. Japanese American Problems!

TTACKS ANTIJAPANESE B'   Japan Declares California Measure Unconstitutional and Violation of Treaty   To Ask U. S. Government to Appoint Commission to Effect Solution of Problems

WOOD INCREASES LEAD IN  NORTH DAKOTA ELECTION   Returns Compiled Represent About Three Quarters of Voting Strength of State.

WOOD FORGES AHEAD IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Has 43800 Lead on Lowden in Two-Thirds of State   Johnson Rurning About 1500 Votes Behind Illinois Governor

WOOD WENS TN PRIMARY,   Reeeives 26.028 Votes in South Dakota wm fewiten Second.

General Woods Leads In > ~ South Dakota Primaries   From Present Indications Gen. Wood Will  Have the Endorsement of That Dele gation for the Presidential Nomination at the National Convention.

FIND WOMAN NOT GUILT!   Sadie. Hill Freed ax Charge of At tempted Marder.

FIND WOMAN - NOT GUILTY   Badl (HU Freed on Charge of. Al: ~tempted “Murder

While Good Order is Said to Prevail in Mexico City, Tampico and Other Places Taken Over by Rebels, Precautions Apparently are Considered Desirable—Carranza Said to Have Left With Adherents

ESTROYER FLOTILLA — ORDERED TO TAMPICO   Navy +vy Department’s Action Follows Confirmation 7 of News That Mexico City Is in Hands “—"* of Revolutionists   NO DISORDER IS YET REPORTED   Rebel Forces Give Assurances That Americans - and Other Foreigners Will Be Protected ge-Federal Leader Is Refugee

Flotilla of U. S. Warships !s Ordered to Tampico to Protect Foreigners, Washington Announces,   CARRANZA’S PRESENT LOCATION IS UNKNOW?   Revolutionists in Several Instances Give Assurances That Americans and Others Will Be Protected,

AMERICAN DESTROYER FLOTILLA GOING = TO TAMPICO TO PROTECT OUR CITIZEN

PRESIDENTS oTAND ON AORIATIC QUESTION {5 CRITICISED IN SENATE   j Bat sree eRe REPLY OF BRITISH AND FRENCH : PREMIERS IN HANDS OF  ; PRESIDENT WILSON,

PRES. WILSON READS LATESI ADRIATIC NOTE   Is Expected to Send a Reply to Allied Premiers Early Next Week.   OFFICIALS WILL NOT DISCUSS THE VOTE   London Times Openly Com. mends the Stand Taken By President in the Premises.

EARLY REPLY YS EXPECTEE      Invitation To Allow Itally And Jugoslavia Attempt To  Reach Agreement Expected To Be Accepted _   PRESIDENT SUPPORTED _ BY LONDON NEWSPAPERS   Times: -Declares George and Clemenceau Attempted To - Coerce Jugoslavs; Defeat ed By Wilson

PRESIDENT READS PREMIERS’ REPLY TO LATEST NOTE   ADRIATIC ISSUE IS NOW BEING STUDIED

President Has . Read . ~—British- and- French-Repi y_-on fidriatic Questior

WILSON RECEIVES ADRIATIC REPLY   Note Is Read by President But Is Not Made Public; Nations’ Attempt to Patch Up Quarrel Will Not Alter U. S. Stand, Is Claim.   AMERICA WILL STAND BY ITS ORIGINAL PLA)

WILSON’S COURSE INTHE ADRIATIC 1 PEFARE SENATE   Senator Kellogg Leads Denunci: ation—Hiichcock to Defense.   PRESIDENT HAS NEW NOTE   Officials Say Withdrawal of the Agreement of Dec. 9 Will Have Little Effect.

AMERICAN: POSITION ON ADRIATIC MESS HAS NOT CHANGED      Allied Reply to Last Note Received.Here and Wilson Will Renly Early Next  Week.   LITTLE EFFECT EXPECTED   Thought That Latest Note Will Not Change ‘the Situation. © Yank Position is Unchanged in  ‘The Matter.

PREMIERS’ REPLY 1 EAD BY PRESIDENT; ~—WITLANSWER SOON   American Government Adhere - To Original Position on Adriatic Case   LONDON TIMES 1S : SUPPORTING WILSON   ‘Editorigl Sayé U. S. Executive  Forced Lloyd ‘Georg and 1 Mitlerand Into -Path

ATTITUDE OF AMERICA IN DISPUTE WN CHANGED   Officials Declare Jugo - Slavia Must Be Satisfied in Seitiement of Adriatic Question     Pracidant’c C(nirea ic Attacked   President's Course is Attacked In Senate During The  irst Debate.

“aus WILL: USE, ‘HIS. PROCESS IN MAKING S His FROCE   SUPPORT IN ENGLAND!   “THE. THUNDERER? ‘APPROVES  WILSON’S ADRIATIC ‘STAND.   ‘Great Paper Says he Forced Pre—-mlers to {Drop -Atiempt'.to Bully __. °   Juge-Slats,

ALLIED REPLY 10 WILSON IS READ   President Is Expected To An swer Premiers Soon; Press Comment.

PRESIDENT WILSON READS PREPLY TO ADRIATIC NOTE   ‘Expected to Answer’ It) Barly ‘Next Week Washington Onielals Said. e:

REPLY TO ALLIES LAST NOTE 10 BE MADE SCO)   President Not Expeoted to Dela; Taking Steps to Settle Adriatic Dispute.   POSSIBLE AGREEMENT IN . ITALY NOT SURPRISIN(   ‘Officials Interested in Premiers’ Suggestion for Unity in ' Jugo-Slavia Affair,   BRITISH PAPERS COMMENT   Times Critical of Bloyd George Gives Praise to American President.

Senators Criticise the President Over —* ovrse in the Adriatic Matter; ~ Asser at the American People are .,avrant of Technical Issues Embraced Th Contreversy; Hitchcock Defend’s _ Presideat Wilson’s European Policies

PREPARES NEW ADRIATIC NOTE   President Will Reply to Latest Communication From the Allies

THE WEATHER.   a ee ee ee ee ee eee eee  WILSON READS ALLIED ANSWER   Senator Kellog Attacks Presi. dent’s Position On Adriatic Question.

WILL INSIST UPON AGREEMENT WHICH SATISFIES SLAVS   Nilson Doesn’t Want Set tlement Forced Upon Jugo-Slavs.   ‘READS PREMIERS’ REPLY TQ LAST-ADRIATIC HOTE   Will Be Ready to Send An  swer to Europe Early Next Week.

PRESIDENT WILSON ‘TOMNGNER LATEST NOTE FROM LOND   Text of Premier’ s Communication is Studied Carefully by Executive Who Will Reply Next. Week,   NEW ELEMENT IN FIGHT

RUSS RENEGADES KILL YANKS   Kolchak and Others Murdered by Con. victs, Calling Themselves Boisheviki, Report.

REV. LOUIS HANNE AND SON GLENN MET INSTANT DEATH   STRUCK NEAR TOPEKA   The Accident Occurred Last Nigh Near Newman, Kansas, Gut of Topeka

EUDORA MINISTER KILLED BY TRAI   REV. LOUIS HANNE AND SON GLENN MET INSTANT DEATH   The Accident Occurred Last Nigh Near Newman, Kansas, Cut of Topeka

COX GHARGES PERJUR)   Declares Laws Against This Offence Shouted be Enforced

TIME TO SEND SOME: ~ BODY 10 PRISON  wee        Declares Gov. Cox’ After Relferatiag “. Charge G. 0. P. Witnesses Perne ured Themselves,”

COX GHARGES THERE'S PERJUR'   Says it is Time to Send Somebody to the Penitentiary Yor False Testimony. .

COX CHARGES — THERE'S PERJURY   Says it is Time to. Send Somebody te the Penitenti@ry For False * Testimony.

PENITENTIARY FOR PERJURERS' URGED   COX SAYS ANYONE TESTIFY. ING FALSELY SHOULD BE JAILED,   NANTS QUICK PUNISHIMENT   \t Spokane Democratic Presidential Candidate Says Justice Should Be Meted Out Without Pity.

COX DEMANDS — IAILING OF PERIURERS   First Intimations That Democrats Become Real Hostile.

COX GETS GLAD ~ HAND. IN WES"   Given An Enthusiastic Reception in Montana—In Washington Today   WILL HELP IRELAND   States That League Provided a Way—Draws Bie Demonstrations

TUG WORKERS ARE STRIKIN(   Higher Wages and a Six Day Week Demands Made by the Men

FURTHER DELAY IN TRIAL   ‘Tiness of PaukKing Leaves Several ) Possible Courses Open to  : eee

Hudak (OGET  HEARING AT CAN REM   Britain Objects to Receiving Delegation From Bolshevik Rule.   ROW ON ADRIATIC NOT YET SETTLED   Palestine, National Home For Jews, Put Under English Mandate.

BOLSHEVIK! 10 GET A HEARING   Commercial Delegation Fron Land of the Reds Will  Be Recognized.

JURY FINDS ‘MISS RUSSO GUILTY TODAY   Pretty Italian Maiden is Con. victed of Manslaughter at Centerville.

CARE Aue? FRUINN BI. MATTO KITHINE   Jury Returns Verdict of Man. slaughter in Sensational Centerville Cace

ORGANIZE IN CASS AGAINST BANK YEGG "1S BANKERS’ PLAN   Meeting Called of All Banl “Owners for Wednesday Morning to Meet State Officer.

QRGANIZE IN CASS AGAINST BANK YEGG   Meeting Called of All Banks. Owners for Wednesday Morning to Meet  State Officer. a

TO WARREN G. ‘HARDING Many Happy: Returns,  ~ November end, 1920.

BAD STORM HITS STATES IN NORTHWESI   Worst Blizzard in 19 Years Sweeps Many States.   Snow, Sleet and High Winds Cause Biocxades on Railroads and Grippling of Wires,

STORM IN NORTHWEST   Worst Blizzard in 19 Years Sweeps Many States.   Show, Sleet and High Winds Cause Bleckades on Railroads and Crippling of Wires.

SWEPT BY BLIZZARD   SEVERAL STATES OF NORTHWEST HiT BY STORM.   Railroads Tied Up and Wires Crippled by Snow, Sleet and High Winds.

SLEET STORM BRINGS TRAIN AND WIRE “TROUBLES   TRAFFIC IMPAIRED THROUGHOUT NORTH ERN STATES TONaw   HEAVY SNOW FALL!   Late Blizzard Is Equal in Intensity to Any of Winter.

MIDDLE NORTHWEST  - IN GRIP OF STORW   Equals in Intensity Any Experienced This Winter,

UNDER: LEADERS GROW PANICKY      McCombs Statement Throws Chil Into Those Who Are Left in State   TILT TOWARD. AARDING HURTS

GIVES THEM A BAD CASE OF “NERVES”   Wilson Supporter Attacks “Au: tocratic Assumption of Authority.”

PUBLISHER PREDICTS 10 CENT DAILY NEWSPAPERS   Munsey Urges Drastic Reduction: in Appearing Before Senate robe Commitee.

MUST DOUBLE BOTE ADVERTIOING AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES   Hearst Says Publishers Car Reduce Size and Circulation With Little Loss of Revenue   FEDERAL REGULATION 'S URGED BY MR. MUNSEY   (eased Baying When Paper Wert to Twelve Cents and New Relies on Contract Newsprint for Which he  . Pays Five Cents—Admits No Small Publishers Can Benefit by Contracts

PREDICTS HIGHER PAPER PRICES   Frank Munsey Says Dailies Will Sell at Five of Even Ten Cents   HEARST URGES CUT   Tells Committee He Believes Time for Govermental Action TIas Passed

MUNSEY PREDICTS 10 CENT DAILIES   Urges Governmental Regula tion; Hearst Would Boost Advertising Rates. —

NEW YORK PUBLISHER PREDICTS TEN CENT DAILY NEWSPAPERS   Views Given Before Senate Committee Investigating News Print Shortage

WOULD LIMIT SUNDAY PAPER TODA PAGES   Big Publishers Urge Dov bling Subscription and Advertising Rates.

Five And. Even Ten Cent .. _ .Newspapers Due To Paper   Famine Predicted By Munse\

HIGHER DAILIES ARE PREDICTED BY PUBLISHER   DRASTIC REDUCTION IN NEWS PAPER PRINT URGED BY MUNSEY.,

NEWSPAPERS 10 GOST MORE, SHY BIG PUBLISHERS   William R. Hearst Urges Reduction in Size of All Dailies   FRANK A. MUNSEY GIVES HIS VIEWS   Says Sunday Journals Should Be No Larger Than on Other Days

MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ON THE MARKET   wholesaie FricesS WO Gltdter Than Last Year Says Bureau  Potatoes The One Exception In Price and Quantily.

Fruits and Vegetables Plentiful; Wholesale Costs Lower Than 1914

HORE. TRUCK NOW. THAN LAST YEAI   Prices Are No-Hisher; Withth -‘ ‘[mpertant Exception of —  ‘ 1 BPatratnac .

SENATE APPROVES KENYON BILL FOR ALIEN EDUCATION   Requlpes Miiterates in U. 8. Betweett 16 te 45 Years te Attend School. 

SENATE. APPROVES KENYON MEASURE   Favorable Action Taken or Americanization Bill.   FINAL VOTE IS 36 TO 14

BILL T2 STAMP OUT ILLITERACY PASSED   Those Wotwren 16 and 45 Who Can. nol Rend or Weite Must Struely.

THE AMERIGANIZATION Bil   Senator Kenyon'’s Measure for School. ing All Wha Cannot Speak En. ylish Passes the Senate,

AMERICANIZATION BILL 1S APPROVED   Senate Passes Kenyon Meas. ure for-Edueation: of Illiterates.

ILLITERATE MUST LEARN TD READ   Senate Passes Kenyon Ameri. canization Bill by 36 to 14 Vote.

Americanization Bill Passes Senate   Requires All Residents of the U. S To Know or Learn English

aT RONG CAMPAIGN TO AMERICANIZE ALIEN ELEMENT NOW UNDER WAY   Senate Passes Compulsory Education Bill for United States by Nearly 3 to 1 Vote on Kenyon Measure   NATIONAL ORGANIZATION IS PUSHING WORK   Eighteen States Are Now in  ovement and Others Are  Reported Coming In. At Earliest Possible Date.   **¢ &@&% © & © FSH HD  » AMERICANIZATION BIL, @ . PASSED BY SENATE *

JEFENSE FUND FOR COAL INDUSTRY   Too Much Government in Bus. iness and Too Little Busi: ness in Government, Says Harry N. Taylor.

LABOR WANTS PROBE OF OPEN SHOP MOVEMENT   ‘Textile Trade Wage Cuts Arouse Organized Labor Leaders.

Investigation of Fight to Bring About Open Shop Is Also -  Souaht.   CHARGE RAILROADS ARE LETTING REPAIR WORK   ‘Garment Workers Sa Mart. - ‘facturers Try to   Ln Prices,

INVESTIGATION OF WAGE CUTS MAY BE ASKED OF CONGRES:   Textile Workers Are Negoti ating With Gompers

LIKELY TO URGE WAGE CUTS PROBE   ‘Organized Labor May Ask Congres: To Take up Matter of Open Shops and Lower Wages   TEXTILE WORKERS AFFECTED   They Claim That Employers Make Bigger Cuts Than Any—Railroaders Object Also

ABOR WAAY Rak INVESTIGATION OF WAGE CUTTING   Textile Workers Are Takin; Lead in Effort to Inter~ est Congress.

LABOR ASKS FOR INQUIR'   WANT CONGRESS TO LOOK INTO WAGE CUTS AND OPEN SHOP PROGRAMS -—— TEXTILE WORKERS KICK TO GOMPERS.

WAGE CUTS AND OPEN SHOPS MAY BE INVESTIGATED   Closing of Factories Said to be for Opea Shop Interests

FIX NO BLAME IN DEATH   Coroner’s Jury at Louisville Reports i Was Unable to Determine Who Killed Miss Griffith,

FAIL TO FIX BLAME FOR DEATH   Louisville Coroner’s Jury Unable to Name Murderer.

MUCH MONEY WAS EXPENDED   More Than $15,000,00€ Used by Red Cross  “in Siberia

DISEASE AND FAMINE CAUSING. SUTFEAIN AMONG THE REFICEES   QUAPTER OF MILLION REPPGEES FROM BOLSHEVIAG SICK AND VWEPHOUT FOOR.

EVERYBUDY AT oc   OCAL POLITICAL »— CONDITION SOMEWHAT OF A PUZZLE.   \o Man Who Cares for His Reputation Will Venture a Guess,

EVERYBODY “AT SEA  LOCAL          * Ls [; POLITICAL  ‘CONT nid HAT OF Al pez, LES  i   vo Man’. Wi Kio Cares for His Repnta. tei, Wi fey rture a Guess, Et

Trish Society Says Mayor Died for Ideal for Which American Soldier Fought   Will Ask Protest

Friends of Irish Freedom Seay MacSwiney’s Sacrifice Same as These Who Died in Vranee.

EXAMINES BOOKS OF ~ NEWBERRY TREASURE      Last of Prosecutions Direct Testimony Will Go in Today.

NEWBERRY CASE DRAGGING ON   Proeccution Announces Thew Are Within In» of End.

EXPERT TESTIMONY TAKES UP MOST DAY iN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Report on Books of Treasur @ of Senatorial Cam paign Committee

TREASURERS BOOKS SHOWN   Expert Testimony Given in Newberry Phewtions Conspiracy Case.

PERT ASSERTS $64,000 NEVER WAS CHARGED UP   xyovernment Takes an Extr: Day in Newberry Case  at Grand Rapids.

LABOR TO KEEP HANDS OFF   Mevement te Recegnise Soviet Ue Blecked by Federation at the Werntreal Meeting.

COMMITTEE REPORT IS UPHELD BY DELEGATES   Recommendation Opposing Action At This Time ls Upheld By Overwhelming Vote of Those Present,

set Up by Lenine and Trotzky Says Committee in Report Which is Finally Adopted After Heated Debate. Soviet is Autocratic and Militaristic. New York Delegate Says American Government is Good Fnouoh for Him

Conservative Element in Amer ican Federation Blocks Scheme of Radicals   LENINE THROTTLES LABOR   Abraham Greenstein States American Press: Agencies Distort Soviet News

FEDERATION BLOCKS PLANS UF AADIGALS   Movement for Recognition of Soviets Stopped.   DEBATE PROVES HEATED   Resolutions Committee Chair. man Says Red Government is Autocratic and Militaristic— New York Man Claims Bol. shevist Plotters are Greatest Trouble in America

LABOR FEDERATION BLOCKS MOVE T0 NO SOVIET AUSSIA   Report Opposing Any Action Now is Adopted by Overwhelming Vote.   FIGHT FOR BOLSHEVIKI LED BY A CANADIAN DELEGATE      Declares Workers in This Country Are Deceived as to True Conditions, and Says Wilson Favors Recognition but Lacks Courage.

ORGANIZED * LABOR IS AGAINST” REDS’ SYSTEM. GF RULE   Refise to Ask Recdgnition 0 ening Regime Or For. Oust ‘of Blockade.

LABOR WITHHOLDS: - SOVIET SYMPATH)   Every Move  for Support. ¢ ‘Reds Beaten by Ameri pevce: Glcp Bicexce esx:

Movement for Recognition of Russia is O Defeated by Convention   DECLARES SOVIET IS AUTOCRATIC RULE   Lenine Speechea Show Untous Coniroled by Gov't and Lebor Corspuilsorw.

DEMAND THAT U5. RECOGNIZE SOVIET BLOCKED BY LABOR   Movement of Radical Member: Is Rejected at Convention — Resolution Opposing Action Is Adopted,

FL FA TO RECOGNIZE ASS QOVIETS   Movement Blocked by Dele gates After Hot Debate for and Against.

LABOR RADICALS LOSE FIGHT   A. F. of L. Convention Refuses to Ait Sovietae—Conservatives Rule.

LABOR DECLINES TO SUPPORT RED MOVE IN RUSSIA   Plan of Seattle Delegates to Montreal Decisively  Beaten.

 Convention Blocks Move to Call for Recognition of Bolshevik Regime

LAGOA SUNABLE T0 WALK INTO LAMP OF REDS   PPRORT TO HAVE UNIONS CALL POR RUSSIAN RECOGNITION iS BLOCKED   American Government Is Good Fnough For Me, One Delegate Is Said to Have Stated,

LABOR BLOCKS MOVE 10 RECOGNIZE SOVIET   Bitter Fight in Montreal Conventior nds in Decisive Defeat of Movement.

NVERWHELWING MAJORITY GIVEN: CONSERVATIVES IN FEDERATION   RED DUNCAN FACTION GOES DOWN TO IGNOMINIOUS DEFEAT ‘'   FEDERATION SCORES ESCH-CUMMINS ACT AND IF  WILL CONDUCT A CAMPAIGN FOR REPEAL OF THAT OBNOXIOUS MEASURE sf

TANAEES BARRED HOM BRITISH AND   Wilson Tells Senate as to Re strictive Measures by England

DEMOCRAT LOSS WAS VERY HEAVY IN TEXAS   Republicans Carry E! Paso for Fits Time in HjStory of City——Elect Coreres=man,

EL PASO REPUBLICAN,   Texas Glty Kicka Over Traces For the First Time,

UNPRECEDENTED STRENGTH EN SOUTH TEXAS CITEFS OUTS DOWN DEMO, LEAD

MURS. MPSWINEY IS CHARMING SURPRISE   Hard to Picture Slender Blue Eyed Girl As Crusader for Irish  Freedam.

NS. WISWINE 3 CrARMING SURPRISE   It’s Hard to Picture This Slender Blue-py7ed Girl As Irish Orusader

ARMY CAPTAIN OnUT BY WIFE   Woman Draws Revolver Fro: Under Pillow and Fires From Bed.

HUDSON TUBES RESUME, NEW YORK STRIKE OVER   Grunau Jailed at Joliet-—25 New Warrants Issued at Chicago

POSTAL SERVICE TD BE IWESTIGATEL   Efficiency Experts to Sug gest _ Improvements.

Grain Prices Smash to Bottom   Hogs and Provisions Follow Suit in Drop

GRAIN PRICES BREAK   Corn and Wheat Siumped Heavily Today and the Frices of Cat. tle and Hogs Dropped.  (Bs ihe Asseelated Press.t

HOGS AND PROVISIONS FOLLOW  IN TRACK OF GRAIN   SEVEN AND HALF CENT DECLINE IN WHEAT   Expected Greatly Enlarged Pressure of Offerings From the New Crop of Corn Appeared to be Leading Factor in Smashin

GRAIN PRICES FALL TO NEW RECORDS FOR LOWNESS   Unexpectedly Reduced Rates Hit Chicago Board Witt Tremendous Slump

FURTHER BREAKS OCCUR IN MARKETS   Grain and Prowsion Prices Smash Heavily     Corn Takes Lead and Other Grain Follows.     Severity of New Break Excites Wide Comment

MARKET FRICES DROP ON GRAIN AND PROVISIONS   Much Comment Caused By Biy Drops in Market On Hogs and Grains. Corn Lowest in Years.

HOG, CORN AND GAA PRICES “Ov AGHEA. WK   Severity of New Break i Quotations Causes’ Much Comment.

CORN, WHEAT AND OAT PRICES GO DOWNWARE   Hogs and Provisions Follow Suit on Chicago Exchange

Downward Swings Cause Break of Ten Cents a Bushel in Wheat Price

GRAIN PRICES MUCH LOWER   Wheat and Corn Plunge Downward Today.   Severity. of New Breaks in Prices Causes Excited Comment

DOWNWARD ON CHICAGO MART   Hogs and Provisions Follow as Toboggan Starts This Morning   LOWER THAN IN 1915   CORN HAS NCW BEEN CUT FROM $1.88 DOWN TO LESS THAN $.70 IN S MONTHS

GRAIN PRICES DOWNWARD. IN A BiG SMASH TODA)   Both Wheat and Corn in’ Big Drop, Hogs and Provisions } Following.

GRAIN, HOGS AND . PROVISIONS DROF   Prices Are Falling On Chi cago Market.

Corn Tumbles to 66 7-8 Cents, Which is a Fall of $1.17 in Five Months

GRAIN, HOGS AND PROVISIONS SWIAGH   Corn Leads Way to the Subcellar.

WOOD CAMPAIGN YET UNDECIDE   Who Will Have Charge o! The Work on the Floor o! The Convention Not to be Settled Until Contests Are Decided.

GENERAL COURT NEWS UP TO THE MINUTE   REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, MAR. RIAGE LICENSES, AND ALL OTHER COURT NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS OF THE COURTS   PEOPLE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE. 2 ;   RECORD OF CUPID'S WORK   Jots Showing What is Going On In The Temple of Justice.

PERSHING HUNTS ALLIGATORS   Novel Entertainment Arranged fo General in Panama—Guests , All Men.

PERSHING AT UNIQUE DINNER   President of Panama Entertains the American General.

REDS THREATEN CAMPAIGN OF DESTRUCTION   German Communists En trenched Near Wesel Would Spread Havoc.   FACTORIES AND MINES TO BE DESTROYEL   If the Besiegers Are Not Per mitted to Capture Wesel.

SPARTAGAN ALTERNATIVE   Failure to Capture Wesel to Be Workers’ Slgnal for Despoiling of Western Germany   GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF STRONGHOLD AFTER DAY’S BATTLE

REBELS THREATEN IF DEFEATED 10 WRECK FACTORIES   Workers’ Forces Before Wesel Will Lay Waste West Germany.

CAMPAIGN OF DESTRUCTION 15 SPARTACAN ALTERNATIVE   Failure to Capture Wesel to Be Work: ers’ Slenal for Despoiling of  sapspsre:   GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF STRONGHOLD AFTER DAY’S BATTLE

BESIEGED FORTRESS OF ~ WESEL STILL HOLDS OUT AGAINST LABOR FORCES   Workers Threaten to Destroy Property

GERMAN BED ARMY GAINING CONTROL   Workers’ Forces Nov Threaten All West District

Federal Warrants Issued al Toledo on Complaint of Sandusky Firm.   LOCAL DEALERS ANGRY   Declare $9 at Mine for’ Bi- tuminous Coal Is (Unltd [Ipn.

Property Valued at More Than $500,. 000 Destroyed by Fire at Cork,

/MORE REPRISALS IN IRELAND   Property Valued at More Than $500,. 000 Destroyed by Fire at tCtork

IRELAND HAS NEW REPRISALS   About $500,000 Worth of Property De  etraved at Corte.

HOLD EVANGELIST ON MURDER CHARGE   Texan Indicted for Alleged Killing of — Requisition.

GOV. HOBBY NOW IN AUSTIN   Returns to Capital ‘After an Absence of Three Weeks in Frisco

GOVEANCR HOBBY BACK ON THE JO8 FOLLOWING THREE WEEKS ABSENGH   CHIEF EXECUTIVE RETURNED LAST NIGHT FROM ATTENDING GREAT CONVENTION,

FUTILE,      Wayng Dellinger Died’ Few . How “ After Appendicitis Operati

OPERATION FUTILE.   Wayne Dellinger Died Few Hour After Appendicitis Operation.

School Board Case Hearing Resumed   ‘Witness Testifies Austin Company Refused To Furnish His Firm Material   CASE CONTINUED UNTIL MONDAY

WANDERER INDICTED   Slayer of Wife and Dupe Charye ed With Murder.

FOSS BREAKS POLE VAULT RECORD   Pinn Wins 10,000 Meters Faller Distanoed

CONGRESS PLANS AEGESS OF MONTH   Further Holiday Over November Elections in Background but Agitation for Sine Die Ajournment Continues.

NEW RECESS PLANS FORMED BY SENATE   LIKELY TO GO IN VACATIC ABOUT JUNE 5—MAY EXTEND OVER ELECTION.

CONGRESS MAY RECESS UNTIL AFTER NOVEMBER ELECTION: MATTER 10 BE GOVERNED BY DELAY  ON PACKERS MEASURES

Leaders Plan Recess at Least Until August  3 With Possibility That Vacation May Continue Until November Elections; Packer Control Bill the Only Barrier   RUSH APPROPRIATION MEASURES

GUNGREGS RECESS NOW {5 PROBABLE   SETTLEMENT OF REPUBLI CAN FACTIONAL ROW © BRINGS PROMISE.   PACKER GONTAOL I MIX   Republican Senators Are Disagreed on Measure For Control of the Packing Industry.

SUMMER VACATION BEING CONSIDERED RY (HAGRESSMEE   ‘Get Together” on Legisis. tion In Order to “Close Shop” June 4 or 5,

BALLOONS OFF FOR BENNETT TROPHY   Seven Gas Bags Start Off Lat Saturday From Birmingham, Alabama.

TREADWAY ADMITS GUILT OF MURDER   Marie Phillips, His Companion, and Moss, Only Persons Named Confession, Are Absolved

STANFORD HAN. Fan aye   W. F. Adams Among Those Chosen Rhodes  Qahaleoe.

ONE IOWA WINNER,   State University Man Gets Rhodes Scholarship,

FRANCISCO VILLA SURRENDERED 10 FEDERALS TO-DAY      PROWNING SORROWS IN BATTI TN LIQVOYe BANDIT SAID HE WAS READY FO EMBRACE Worst ENEMY.

~ MILLA HAS SUBRENDERED   PELIVERED HIMSELY UP Te THE MEXICAN GOVERN MENT   } —_  SA¥S MEXICANS ARF TIRED OF   FAIGUTENG AND WANT FO 0 T90 WORK

Villa Gives Up; Brandy Flagon Is Sent "Round   Gaudy Surrender Later; Ban dit Chief and Men to Get Ranches

VILLA GAVE SELF UP TO FEDERALS   MEXICAN BANDIT CHIEF SUR. RENDERED UNDER OLD TREE ON SAN PEDRO RANCH.   ENJOYED BOTTLE OF COGNAC

VILLA ENDS ‘OLD CAREER   FORMAL SURRENDER TO TAKE PLACE WITH ELABORATE CEREMONY   Declares He Wants Only Friends In Future

VILLA REWARDED FOR YEARS OF LOOT BY MEXICAN GOVT   GIVEN A LARGE RANCH AND PER SONAL BODY GUARD WHEN HE SURRENDERED   ALL HIS FELLOW BANDITS ARE GIVEN SWALL RANCHES BY GLOoVERNWENT

FRANCISCO VILLA OMITS THI “CHASER” AFTER FREQUENT DRINKS OF FIRE FLUID __.

VILLA SURRENDERS TO GEN. MARTINEZ   nformal Ceremonies Take Piace Under an Old Tree, Near San Pedro, Bandit Drowning His Sorrows in Bottle of Cognac and Later Making an Eloquent Speech

‘TM SORRY,” HE SAYS TALKING OF BANDITRY   CHATS CORDIALLY. WITH MEMBERS OF RECEIVING PARTY, GIVING EXPRESSIONS OF GOOD WiLL

PANGIHO VILLA fA MADE SURRENDER   NOTED MEXICAN BANDIT GIVES UP—DRINKS coc. NAC WITH CAPTORS   Rode Six Hundred Miles in Twelve Days In Order to Make Good His Word to Lay Down His Arms.

VILLA SURRENDERS TO FEDERAL TROOP!   After Years of Banditry Famous Outlaw Delivers Himself to Mexican Troops ;

VILLA GIVES UP - T0 GOVERNMENT   Scourge . of “Chihuahua Sur renders to Federal Officers at San Pedro Today.   IS WELL PROVIDED FOR

VILLA lve SELF UP TU MEXIGAK ~ FEDERALS   0 MILLIONS YEARLY 15 3 AWARD 0 WORKERS.   ‘Chihuahua Scourge’ Finally Surrenders; Drowns Sorrows In Cognac

VILLA NO LONGER MEXICAN BANDIT   SURRENDERS SELF TO FED. ERAL OFFICIALS AND DRINKS COGNAC,

SURRENDER OF FRANCISCO VILLA FORMALLY MADE:AT SAN PEDRO, MEXICO:YOD/   YEARS OF BANDITRY AND DEFIANCE TO MEXIOO AND THE UNITED STATES DROWNED in’ "!A BOTTLE OF COGNAC '

General Villa Surrenders.      OUTLAW PASSES BOTTLE OF COGNAC, TAKES 1 FEW DRINKS, AND BECOMES GOOD CITIZEN   Mexican Bandit Is Tamed

casual LL Ll ll  Villa Surrenders To Federals: Declares He's Ready To Go To Work

VILLA SURRENDERS TO FORMER ENEMIES   Famous Outlaw Delivers Himsel Into Hands of Federalists. Is Tired of Fighting.

VILLA SURRENDERS TODAY   Former Bandit Leader Orowns Sorrows With Cognac

Mexican Uenezade Surrenders 1 Feder=! Autharities > Sun Pedro      FORMAL SURRENDER CEREMONTES ZO RE BRELD LATER   Carries Off Matters ino a Dranastic Way and Drinks Bottle of Coenate

Coveleskie Stops Brooklya Bat: ters While the Indians Hammer Grimes.   SPEAKER GETS A_ TRIPLE   Which Nets Cleveland Second Run of Game and Gives Indians Saie Lead.

LEAGUE PLAN UNDEFINED AT CHICAGO MEET   Ne Definite Conclusion Reached 24 Hours Before Platform Goes to the Convention.   WATSON SURE OF SUCCESS,   Senator Says Indiana League With Some Modifications Will Get Support Of All.

TURN TO PAGES FIVE AND EIGHT  Additional news of the Republican Nationat Comention will be found an Passes % and &

LEAGUE PLANK DF REPUBLICANS STILL UNDEFINED   Predictions Made Platforn Body Will Reach Agreement But How It Is to Be Done  Problematical.

PI RAE  DEADLOCK AT CONVENTION i - YET TNBROKEN        WOMAN SPEAKER   First Time Member of! Sex Addressed National Convention Entertainment Proeramme is Eliminated,

Convention Resolutions Committee Feels Certain of Abil “ity to Find Way Out Through Haze of Proposals

BIG PROBLEM   Special Sub-Committee of 13 Takes up Hardest “Nut” of Platform   Full Committee Meets Labo: and Irish Leaders—New  Rowe Threatened

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   This Portion of Platform Was Still Undecided Today.   TRYING TO REACH AGREEMENT   Other Matters of Mach Import. ance Considered by Resolutions Commiltee.

KNOTS IN PLANK ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS WORRY REP, BUILDERS   Extremists on Both Sides Demand Platform on Their Stands.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK UNDEFINED   Members of Sub-Committee of Thirteen Express Confidence They Will Be Able to Reach Agreement.

LEAGUE PLANK IS HANDLED WITH GLOVES   Fireworks Feared If Question Gets on Convention Fluor; Still in Indefinite Shapa.

COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS 1S “HARD AT. WORK   Senator’ Borah .-cf. Idaho on Hand to Fight League of Nations .   NEGROES PLEA FOR GREATER: FREEDOM   With. Coais, Off ‘and ‘Sleeves RAclled Up, Group Teils in Hotel Bedroom

LEAGUE PLANK Ic STUMBLING GLUCK FOR REPUBLICANS   Twenty-four. “Hours Before Time to Be Presented and Undefined.   Mexican Question and Industrial Relations Policies Still Need Final Touches.

CANDIDATE MAY NOT BE NAMED UNTIL SATURDE   DELAY EXPERIENCED IN GETTING PLATFORM BUILT.   “NO CANDIDATE UNTIL PLATFORM IS READY.’   With Platform to be Submitted in Les: Than Twenty-four Hours, No Agreement Had Been Reached on League of Nations Clause.

FEAR SCRAP MIGHT START FIREWORKS’   Prohibition Issues Also Up to Resolutions Committee for Action.   REST OF PLATFORM - PRACTICALLY READY

Delegates Anxious to Have the League of Nations Plank Settled in Comnaittee and Thus Avoid Friction in the Open   Soldier Bonus. Refunding of War Debts. Protection for Negroes in South, Taxation  and Other Subiects Heard

PLANK FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS HOLDS UNUSUAL INTEREST   Sub-Committee Works to Keep Treaty Controversy Off Convention Floor.   PLATFORM MAKERS HAZY BUT EXPECT AGREEMENT    Main Body Sees Delegation of Negroes Demanding End of “Lynch Law Reign,’

NATIONS’ LEAGUE PLANK STILL IN THE MAKING TODAY   Members of Sub-committee it  Charge Have Trouble With it.   PLATFORM ABGUT READY

COVENANT IS MAIN ISSUE IN PLATFORM   » Resolutions Committee Un  certain on Outcome. =  ‘TO REPORT THURSDAY,

DEMONSTRATORS, WILL “¢ LESSONS ALL WEEK. : CITY HALL       TO INSTRUCT. DEALERS            Careful Adjustment of ADI the Secret of Use. of. Love Presspre Gas   Demonstratjop Is Made in G: ing Cities by Order of I trial Court

TO SHOW CITY HOW TO CONSERVE GAS   DEMONSTRATORS WILL GIVE LESSONS ALL WEEK AT CITY HALL   TO INSTRUCT DEALERS   Careful Adiustment of Appliances. the Secret of Use of Low Pressure Gas   Demonstration Is Made in Gas Use ing Cities by Order of Industrial C‘aurt

WILOON DENIES OPENGER CHARGE   3rands as False Statemen Alleging He Said He Would Aid Rumania and Serbia.

DID-NOT. PROMISE AID TO: RUMANIA   President Wilson Declare: “False” Statement Made . by Senator Spencer of Missouri

PES, WILSOR ATS SPENCER ABOUT CANARD   NEVER SAID HE'D SEND TROOPS      AVA TEMENT OF SENATOR ABOUT POLICY {8 OR NESE SY

WILSON DECLARES STATEMENT FALSE   President Corrects Senator Spen ‘cer, Missouri, on Recent  Public Address

PED. WILOOA ATS SEER      NEVER SAID HE’D SEND TROOPS      STATEMENT OF SENATOR ABOUT POLICY IS “FALSE.” {

WILSON ANGRY AT SEN Vion.    Preatdent hecuses Spencer of  ' svuri of alse Statements.  Wirn-

PRESIDENT CALLS SENATOR SPENCER OTATEMENT FALSE   Assertion That Wilson Prom. ised Military Aid to Europe Is Denied by Chief Executive.

WILSON ENTERS POSITIVE DENIAL   SAYS HE DID NOT’ PROPOSE SENDING ARMY,   : IN THE RU MANIAY. SERBIAN WAR PROLOGUE,   Missouri Senator Made Charge in Speech nt S{. Louls and; Stuck To It:

WILSON REBUKES SENATOR SPENCER   Dec'ares His Recent Statement “iS Absolutely False,

“FALSE” SAYS WILSON   President Disputes Statement of Senator Spencer.   Denies Missouri Solon’s Utterance Re. garding Pledge of Aid to Rou. mania and Serbia.

NO BALKAN PROMISE   WILSON SAYS SPENCER'S STATE. MENT OF WAR AID IS FALSE,   President Disputes Missouri Senator's Utterance Regarding Pledge to Roumania and Serbia.

BROOKHART: WINS AGAIN FOR SEN'TOR   Senior Iowa Senator Receive: Nomination in Primaries vs. Candidate Backed by  Labor Unions and Pierce.

SHITH LOSES IN NEW YORK. vente Hard ‘Battle, Republican is ] ' Pleeted Gevernor..

GOVERN SMITH. _ DEFEATED NYE '   Miller Gets State by Fair Plurality While the Harding Vote Exceeds All Expectations, Receiving ‘Over Million More Than Cox.

SAFETY STREETCARS NOW IN OPERATION ON THE SOUTH SIDE   ‘New Service is Launched With  ‘Complete Supply of Cars:  a ar an ne

SAFETY STREETCARS NOW IN OPERATION ON THE SOUTH SIDE   ‘New Service is Launched With _ Complete Supply of Cars far the Svwstem

INDIA'S MILLIONS: FACE STARVATION SAYSMISSIONARY   England's Eastern Empire tn Pitta ble Condition as War's Aftermath,

INDIA’S MILLIONS . . FACE STARVATION   England’s Eastern Empire in . Pitiable’ Condition .  After War. °’

England’s Eastern’ Em _ pire in Pitiable Con' dition as War’s . Aftermath.

‘LEAGUE TO LIVE ON  WITHOUT ITS HEART   ARTICLE TEN REGARDED DEAD 4S A DOORNAIL.   Pet of President Wilson Alone and Never Accepted as a Real Essential by the European Statesmen.

SULLIVAN TELLS WHAT HARDING'S LEAGUE WILL BE   Association of Nations in Form of Court Will Hobble Present Council   INTERNATIONAL LAW   WRITER SAYS WILSON FORCED ARTICLE X UPON EUROPE AS HE TRIED TO DO TO UNITED STATES.

‘ARTICLE’ DEAD; PLANG QTART FOR ASSN OF NATIONS   Senator Harding Has Begun to Make Good His Reiterated Pledge in Campaign.   NEW ORGANIZATION TO... HAVE POWERS DEFINED   World Court May Not Act to Fis _ Emergency or Transitory Political Necessity.

Article X is Now Regarded Dead _ _ But Harding Invites Discussior

Radio Message to Navy Ward States the WilHam O'Brien Taking Water Rapidly.

Galveston Speeder, Fined By Wolters, Seeking Freedom in Civil Court

MERE MATTER OF $1,651,191 SPENT BY U.S, AT VERSAILLES   Peace Treaties Come High Wilson's No Exception—  Compressed Air Big Item ~—-Hotels Overflowed.

BRIG. GEN. EN. DAVISON IS DEAD   Former Commander at Port of Em barkation, Hoboken, N. J., Dies at Governor's Island.

teichswher Reinforcements Reported Moving Towards Ruhr District.

BUFFALO VETERANS  TO HOLD MEETING   Women and Girls Join the Colors in Poland

CLAIMS VICTORY   Mrs. Catt Says Ratification by Tennessee is Assured

KNOX MEASURE © CALLED FUTILE BY HITCHCOCK   Democratic Attack on Peace Resolution Launched by Nebraska Senator.

OPENS BOURBON  ROMBAROMENT 0 DATE MEACIIAE   Senator Hitchcock Declares the Resoluton is Futile, Inconsistent and Inimical to Treaty of Versailles

HITCHCOCK HITS PEACE RESOLUTION (F SENATOR KNOX   SAYS GREAT EXPECTATIONS FOR AN ACT ARE TO BE DISAPPOINTED,

THEPEACE RESOLUTION -. ATTACKED   BY SPOKESMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC ADMIN: ISTRATION, HITCH  - COCR. ;   Denies Congress Has the Power to Make Peace Although it Has Authority  to Declare War.

PEAGE RESOLUTION ATTAGK LAUNCHED BY SEN, HITCHCOCK   Declares in Prepared Addres: Measure Was Futile, Inconsistent and Inimical to the Treaty of Versailles.

HITCHCOCK BERATES REPUBLICAN POLICY TOWARD THE TREAT)   Administration Leader Opens Attack on Peace Resolution.

b.0:P. PLANS POG WS EMD CALLED FUTILE   Senator Hitchcock Says Mountain Has Labored and Brought Forth Mouse   KNOX RESOLUTION HELD INCONSISTENT   Speaker Denies Congress Has Power to Make Peace as Proposed

SEN. HITCHCOCK MAKES MERRY  OVER THEKNOX PEACE RESOLVI   Administration Spokeaman Asks Knox If War Is Over Why It Is Necessary To Pass His Proposed Resolve To End It.

HITCHCOCK OPENS DEMO. ATTACK ON PEACE PROPOSAL   Declares Knox Resolu tion Futile And Dis honorable Plan.

Says Republican Measure “Futile, Incousistent. and Inimical” To Treaty of Versailles

CONGRESO PEACE PLAN [a FUTILE,  °  CAYS HITCHCOCK   Nebraska Senator Declares Re publican Leaders Have Followed Zigzag 4 Months.   LAWMAKING BRANCH HAS NO POWER IN MATTER   irgument of Senator Knox Is Denied by. Spokesman of Administration.

JEMOGRATS N OENATE LAUNCH ATTACK AGAINST  AFPUBLIGAN PEACE PLAT   HITC HCOCK LEADS FIGHT AGAINST RESOLUTION IN ADDRESS BEFORE THE SENATE.

PEACE MEASURE. CALLED FUTILE   Democrats Launch Attack or Republican Resolution to End War.   CONGRESS LACKS RIGHT

REPUBLICANS ATTAGKEL   ADMINISTRATION . SPOKES MA} ATTACKS REPUBLICANS AND DENOUNCES REPUBLICAN  OPPOSELICN

PEACE MOVE DRAWS FIRE   Senator Hitchcock i in a. Bit ter Attack onthe Repub: liean Resolution.   PLAN. INCONSISTENT. , AND FUTILE-HE SAYS

HITCHCOCK ATTACKS KNOX’S PEACE PLAN   NEBRASKAN SAYS ITS FEEBL CHARACTER SUGGESTS DIS TURBED GESTATION AND DU BIOUS FPUTURE.

Hitchcock Says Congress Can’t Declare Peace   Nebraska Senator Attacks Re publican Resolution in Address

HITCHCOCK FIGHTS PENGE RESOLUTICN OFFERED BY KNOX   Says “The Mountain Has Labored and Brought Forth a House.”   Declares Measure Futile and inimical to the Treaty of Versailles.

0.0.15 RAKED FORE AND AF BY HITCHCOCK   Administration Spokesmar Attacks Republican Peace Resolution.   MEASURE IS FUTILE AND INCONSISTENT   ‘*The Mountain Has Labore« and Brought Forth Mouse’’ Declares Nebraskan.

HITCHCOCK RIDIGULES RESOLUTION   Declares Measure Futile, Inconsistent and Inimical To The Treaty.

HITCHCOCK LEADS ATTACK ONG. OP. PEASE MEASURE   Red Internationalists to Continue the Fight Against Plan

Democratic Senator Say: - War-Ending Resolution Is   Futite and Inconsistent.   ‘“INIMICAL TO TREATY”   Declares Congress Has Not the Power to Make  Peace.

DEMOCRATIC ATTACK RESOLUTION BEGINS   Hitchcock Declares Measure Futile and Inimical to Peace Treaty.

HITCHCOCK ATTACKS PEACE RESOLUTION   Tells Senate Measure Is Futile, Inconsistent, and Inimical to Paris Treaty

Points Out Futility of Congressional Ac. tion.   Declares Republicans Would Seek a Separate Peace With Ger many

HITCHEOCK STARTS ATTACK ON G. 0. P. PEACE RESOLUTION   ADMINISTRATION SPOKES MAN TELLS SENATE MEASURE IS RmurytEr oh   RPERUKES ENOX   Claims War at End, Substitute for Treaty Is Inconsistent.

Equal to Some of World War’s West: ern Front Engagements   Russians Striking Violent Blows and Claim Capture of 300,000 Prisoners.

RIVER-HARBOR BUDGET CETS SENATE APPROVAL   Sharp Conference Fight Over the   Measure’s Provisions Is Pre dicted on All Sides

APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.   Rivers and Harbors Measure Carrics Total of $24,006,000,

SENATE PASSES RIVER BILL.   Total ts Made $24,000,000 as Againet $12,000,000 in House. - 

ee  RIVERS AND HARBORS      Senate Passes Bill Carrying $24,000,000 Total

BURLESON GIVE LIE TO CHARGES  FG. 0. PIN NATL. PLATFORN   ‘In the Light of the Truth,’ Arraignment of Postal Authorities Falls Harmless at Their Feet, Says   EFFICIENT SERVICE WAS NOT DESTROYEL   Telegraph Officials’ Statements Quoted to Prove That Wire Properties Were Successfully Administered

POSTAL PLANK 1S ~GIVEN AN AIRING   Burleson Declares G. 0. F Traignment of Wire Ad_-ministration-Harraless-..           Declares That:Certain Contri butions to Republican Fund Will be Significant

THEIR WAGE DEMANDS WILL BE ARBITRATE!   The Chicago City Hall Employes Returned to Their Work Today.

GREAT OVATION TO FRANCE AT” CLEVELAND: 0   AMERICAN  LEGIONAIRES:. WILDLY CHEER FOR THE LANDIOF THE A. EF.   Convention Opened by Commander D’Olier and Marshal Foch Sends Greeting.

HONOR TO FRANCE __ BY THE LEGION   Second Annual Convention in Session Now at _ Cleveland, . gy ¢   TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD      Assembly Stands Silent Thirty Seconds in Memory of Rows of White Crosses,  aA ’

AMERICAN LEGION IN ANNUAL CONFRB AT SLEVELAND, O   1,000 Delegates in Seat: When Franklin D’Olier Calls Convention to Order.   Adjourns at Noon to Take Part in Parade During Afternoon.

THOUSAND DELEGATES AT CLEVELAND TODAY FOR LEGION MEETING   Convention Holds Half-day Session Adjourning for Big Parade This Afternoon   REPRESENTATION UNDER DISCUSSION iN COMMITTEE   ‘Legion Now Has Two Million ) Members

Lh HELE   Tremendous Ovation to Franc Feature’ of Arnerican . Legion Opening Session at Cleveland   MARSHAL FOCH SENDS A MES

LEGIONAIRES = CHEER FRANCE   Feature of First Day's Session of Convention Bee   REJECT UNIT VOTING RULE   American Lecion Has 9800 Ports and Over. 2,000,000 Members — Marahal Foch Sends Greetings.

VETO BOW IN SILENGE TUR. CHLDIER DEAD   iIdaho Man, Civil War Veteran, Given Honor Place:en © ; Stand 7   ‘MESSAGE SENT BY FOCH BRINGS CHEERS   Thousands in’ Cleveland to Attend Second Annual Meet- : ing of Leaion

FRANGE GIVEN BIG OVATION BY LEGION MEN   Telegram From tield Marsha Foch Causes a Renewal 0 Applause   Deem France One of Legion’s Greatest Friends.

FRANCE IS CHEERED AT LEGION MEETING   Cleveland Convention Breaks Loose at Mention of Name.

OVATION FRANCE OPENS SESSIONS AL. CONVENTION   Message of Greeting io American Legion Sent  by Marshal Foch.

LEGION ROARS OUT HOMAGE TO FRENCH NATION   European Republic One of the Greatest Friends of American Veterans, Speaker Says   CONVENTION AT CLEVELAND BARES HEADS IN MEMORY OF AMERICA’S FALLEN

LEGION PRAISES FRANCE AT FIRST DAY CF CONVENTION  _ Ie CLEVELAND.   Commander Leads Gathezing in Tribute to- War” ‘Alling

REPORTS REVEAL LEGION GROWTH AND IMPORTANT   Commander D’Olier Tells Del _egates at. Cleveland Conven tion of Benefits Won for the World War Veterans   VIRILE STAND FOR LAW AND ORDER ACCLAIMED   Ovation to Prance is Feature of Opening Session; Boise Veteran of Two Wars is Introduced Amid Cheering

BRUTAL MURDER IS COMMITTED IN ITALIAN DISTRICT IN ROCKFORE   Body of Woman Discovered Under Bed in Home—  Dead for Three Days

BRUTAL MURDER DISCOVERED IN ROCKFORD, ILL   Serbian Woman Found Stabbed in Face and Ab aAaanamoan

WAR WITH SINN ~REINERS STILL KEEP GOING   London Fears’ Plots Are Ready to Burst —Extra Guards Aré Placed On Duty.

SINN FEINERS AND TROOPS IN GUERRILLA WAR   Serious Conflicts Occur a’ Cork and Ardee, in Southern Ireland.   400 SINN FEINERS ARRESTED

LONDON, EXPECTANT PROTECTS ITSELF FROM SI   Fear of Violence by. Sinn Feiner: Cause of Extra Precautions.

SITUATION. IS WORSE   Guerilla Warfare Rages Over Ireland and Conditions Are Ranidly Becoming Mora Chaotic. .   LONDON AND OTHER BIG: CITIES ARE FEARFUL   Precautions Taken to Guard Public Buildings From Outrages of Sinn Fein; Labor Probers Arrive. =

GUERILLA WAR CONTINUES IN SOUTH IRELAND       Wack and Tans and WG  Raid Several Hoare: Two Men in Ardee. .   DISTURBANCES CONTINUE IN Cry of CORR      Badies af Bite and Tan Policeme: Hifled Near ilanichacl Atutifated With Hatcheis.

Guerilla Warfare In South Irelanc   Conflicts In Cork and Ardee Reported. Sky Hluminated By Burning Buildings--400 Prisoners Taken.

NO CeooATION UF GUERRILL WAH IN ERIN   Black and Tans Continue Reprisals—Sinn Feiners Still Being Slain in Their Homes.

GUERILLA WAR  ~ INIRELANE   in Cork’Thene Are Disturbance and Fires, 400 Sinn Veiners Are Arrested.

Constabulary O Official is Fired Upon and Severely  Wounded In Irish Turmoil

Irish Constabulary F Officers Under Fire — ‘in Dublin's Streets      Assistant Director General Sho! in; ‘Bead but: mxponkedte ‘to

DIRECTOR OF IRISH CONSTABULARY SHOT IN HEAD BY RIOTERS   Civil War Conditions it Londonderry are Reported Unabated

HARDING HOLDS NUMBER OF CONFERENCES TODAY   Candidate of a. 0. P. Reaches His , Office With Prospecta for a Busy Day.  *   H, L. STODDARD 1S AMONG . THOSE ON HIS SCHEDULE   Gomes from New York After: At. tending Dinner With Prominent Progressives.   STILL AT WORK ON SPEECH!      Expects to Have Draft Ready to Go Over With Will Hays  . Late Today.

HARDING TO MEET LEADERS   Prohibitionists and Progressives to Mee* the Nominee.

DISCUSSED THE MATTER   Mr. Dupont and Senator Nardin; Falk Over Time for Noti« fication.

HARDING HAS BUSY. ~ DAY AT MARION   Progressive and Prohibition Leaders Have Conference With Republican Noniinee.

IS ASSURANCE BROT TO ‘(HE SENATOR BY THE ‘FORMER LEADER   Stoddard, of New York; Brings. Message. — . Plans for Notification Ceremonies Being Discussed at . Marion Today... ©":

STODDARD SAYS WEST-FORG. 0.7   Cox’s Attitude on. ‘Liquor ‘ to Gain Notes for Harding, “o “Progressive. View

HARDING FRAMES NOTIFICATION CEREMONIES   Confers With Stoddard o! New York And Dupont  of Delaware.

HANLEY CONFERS WITH HARDING   FORMER GOVERNOR SEES REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.

Progressive Leader and J. Frank Hanly Among His Many Callers   ASSURE HIM OF SUPPORT   Speech of Acceptance Nearly Written, to Be Held to About 3,000 Words

SEN. HARDING HAS GONFERENGE WITH COLEMAN DUPONT   Discuss Plans for Notification Ceremonies—Senator Continues Work on Speech.

SENATOR HARDING HAS SPEECH NEARLY READ\   Receives Many Callers Today at Marion, 0,

CONFERENCES FOR THE GOP NOMINEE   Republican Candidate Busy at His Home in Marion. Will Hays to Spend Week End

HARDING HOLDS CONFERENCES WITH LEADERS   Progressives Are With Harding Is Declaration of Stoddard   Will Get Roosevelt Vote is Claim

New York Leader Also Sees Advantage for Republicans in Cox’s Attitude on Prohibition.   NORTHWEST IS FOR PROHIBITION

HARDING SETS CONFERENCES   Progressive and Prohibitionist Are te Meet Republican . Presidential Nominee.

HARDINGPROMISED CAMPAIGN Al oY PRIOR ESSIVE WING   Henry L. Stoddard Brings fron  East Assurance of Solid 1912 Roosevelt Vote.   ‘DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR JULY 20   Entire National Committee t¢ Meet in Dayton and Lay Out Campaign Plan.

BULL MOOSERS ~~ WITH HARDING   Republican Candidate: Ig As sured-of the. Support of Roosevelt Followers..   PLAN. -FOR ..NOTIFICATION

PROGRESSIVES ARE ~ BACK OF HARDING STATES STODDARI   New York Leader Also Sees Advantage for Republicans in Cox’s Attitude on Prohibition.   NORTHWEST IS FOR PROHIBITION

abe Ga THAUDULOAMMFRY   ONE CHICAGO STORE CUTS _ MEN’S CLOTHING PRICES : MORE THAN HALF.   Merchants and Business Moen Agree That Peak of Prices Has Passed and Reductions Follow.

NOSUPREME CONTRO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE   Suit Master Holds Neither Trustees Nor Directors Hold Power.

DITFEMORE WINS IN SCIENCE FIGHT   ae In Suit Holds Tha  ublishing Society May  Not Be Controlléd By; Mother Church. ‘

WILL PROBABLY BRAND THEM.   Government to Publish Complete List of Draft Dodgers.

RAILROADS olCN SELF OUPPORTING   Daniel Williard Says They Will Be Independent of Outside Help.

MEMBERSHIP. DRIVE   COUNTY SCHOOLS: REOPEN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN.   Reported No Efviort Was Made t Canvass Out Townships.

MEMBERSHIP. DRIVE   CouNTY SCHOOLS- REOPEN RED CROSS: CAMPAIGN.         ted No Eifort: Was ME Vitss OME Townships

RREST SOLOMON IR PART INRIOT   posed Socialist Assemblyman letained by Philadelphia Police for Inciting Disorder   REE QTHERS ARE HELD   as Meeting Which Overateps ark Set by Police Is Broken Jp With Attending Fights

POLICE NHOLD FOUR SOCIALISTS   Protests Against ‘Unsenting: of Annem.

Motormen and Conductors Giv. on Raise in Pay in Accordanee With Recommendations Made   20KS AND LOW RATE TIGKETS 79 BE SOLO BY THE COMPANY   Children and Students to Trave for Five Cents Under the Decision

STATE BOAR ADDS TS WAGE lf TRAINMEN   Motormen and Conductors Given Raise in Pay in Accordance With Recommen dations Made   nookS AND LOW RATE TICKETS 1) BE SOLO BY THE COMPANY   Children and Students to Travel the Decision

REPUBEICANS ARE $116 465 IN HOLL   ileport of Fred Upham, tres surer  Shows Republica ‘Committee a ae PS

CRIME WAVE HERE BELIEVED BROKEN   No Reports of Holdups or Attempt: at Bobhery Have Come to Po. : lice for Several Days.   PRECAUTION IS EXERCISED   Members of Regular Police Force and a Number of Deputized Officers Maintain Watch.

BELFAST RIOTING IS AGAIN RESUMED   Heavy Firing in Streets Fore casts Many Casualties   Mill Whistles and Sirens Add To Din of Riots

CONTINUES   Belfast the Scene of Trouble Be+ tween the Factions,   UNIONISTS AND NATIONALISTS   And the Troops are AH in tt— Heavy Firing for tlalf an Hour.

BELFAST AGAIN AN BLOOBY Alby   Nationalists and Unionists ir Deadly Combat in Which Troans Take Part.

ARE RESUMED   Nationalists, Unionists and Troops Engage in Battle— Machine Guns Used   Belfast Casualty List Heavy —214 Fires in Nationalists Homes Since Wednesday

BELFAST FIGHT RESUMED   Heavy Fighting. Continued Nearly Half an Hour Today

STREET FIGHTING       CITY OF BELFAST CON’ ‘ a _ STATE OF RIOT.       Troops Take Part in the Heavy Street a Firing, bet

rate RIOTS GAIN W VIGOR, MANY WES ABE LAST   “TLE BREAKS OUT AS WIPYARD WORKERS CHRONG THOROUGH.  IAM   RES IN-ATREASE   ous Blazes in Irish City  Rorwach Total of 214.

RIOTING RENEWED IN BELFAST      Nationalists. Unionists, Shipyard ‘Workers and Soldiers Clash   & LAS aT OF CASUALTIES HEAVY

HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED LAST NIGHT'S RIOTING   Military Called Fire Intc Irish Mob, Expect Casualties Heavy.

CONTINUE BELFAST BATTLING   Nationalists, Unionist Shipyard. Workers and Troops Glash   ‘MORE LIFE Loss

SHIP WORKERS STAGE FIGHT   Nationalists and Unionist: Ship Workers Fired Upon By Soldiers.

CASUALTIES ARE HEAVY   Bioody Struggle Continues in Street: of Belfast, Ireland-—Many Deaths Occur.

Unionist Shipyard Workers Resume Fighting with Nationalists. Involving Military in.Half Hour’s Battle   SINN FEINERS WORSTED _  IN RENEWED DISORDERS   Total Number of Serious Fires ‘in Irish ~ Municipality Since Wednesday Reaches 214 This Morning

FIGHTING RESUMED WITH SUNN FEIRERS   Troops and Shipyard Workers in Clash.

BLOODY RIOTING IS UNCHECKED; BELFAST DEATH LIST HEAVY   Fear Casualties Will B Heavy Today — Two Known Victims.

MORE FIGHTING ON IN BELFAST TODAY   Soldiers, With Help of Shipyard Workers, Route Sinn Feiners in Hard Battle.

Heavy Firing Continues For Half Hour and It Is Belleved Casual: ties Were Many

MANY CASUALTIES TN NEW ERIW RIO   Firmg Continues Half an Hour in Fight Between Nationalists, Unionists.

BELFAST AGAIN SCENE OF SERIOUS STREET FIGHTING   Soldiers Make It Too Hot for the Sinn Feiners and They Are Dislodged

FIGHTING STILL. STIRS BELFAST; MORE ARE DRAD   Military Forces With Armored Cars Subdue Rioters, After Battles   QUIETER THAN MONDAY   E Ballroom With Fancy Ball in Session Is Invaded by  the Fichters

SEVERE FIGHT IS RENEWED IN BELFAST   MacSwiney is Reported Brighter—See No Fee.

URE CHECKS RIOTS Al BELFAST   All Persons, Without Per mits, Compelled to Vacate Streets at 10:30.   MARKED RAIDERS INVADE BALL ROOM   Invaders Force Military and Naval Officers to Leave the Hall.

Fighting Resumed In Belfast, Irelan.   More Than 200. Injured Seriously in Belfast in Riots and Fighting Since Last Wednesday,

STREET FIGHTING   CITY OF BELFAST CONTINUES IN STATE OF Rio.   = Take Part in the Heavy Street Firing.

SUPREME COURT MAY NOT PASS ON WET CASES UNTIL WINTER   Political Aspect of the Sub _ ject Augurs For An Ex  tended Delay   JUSTICES HOLD ALOOF   Decision On Liquor Cases Would Have Influence On  Ni nowitnatiorse

DELAYS DECISION ON LIQUOR CASES   Supreme Court May Not Act Soor Because of Political Issues volved.   IS NOT PRESIDENT MAKER   Justices Do Not Favor Allowing Tripu. nal to Play Any Part in Politicar Strife; To Await Finish of the Fight.

Political ‘[ssues Involved In Case Are Believed To Be Reason For Delay   pOURT WOULD AVOID : PARTISAN STRIFE      ustices Would Hold Selves  Aloof From Any Use Of Decision In Campaign

Political issues involved are likely: to prevent. any. deGiion being reached:   JUSTICES: VERY GAUTUOU:   Have. no izitention of allowing tribunal to become president maker -

LIQUOR CAGES HANGING FIRE   Supreme Court May Withhold Decision on Them Until After the Election.   WOULD KEEP ISSUE AWAY FROM POLITICS   Court Does Not Want to Figure as Presidential Canadidate Maker.

HOLDS BACK HIGH COURT   MMAY BE NO DECISION IN L QUOR CASES UNTIL AFTER PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN   JUDGES. WILL’ HOLD “ALOOF   Supreme: Judges Have. No. Desire to Have Their Decisions Made Football of Partisan  Politics,

DECISION MAY NOT COME TILL DECEMBER   New Prediction is Made as to Probability of Supreme Court Ruling.

MAY POOTPONE LIQUOR RULING   U. S. Supreme Court to Wait Until After Election.   TO KEEP OUT OF POLITICS   Decision on Federal Prohibition Lav and Volstead Enforcement Act May Not Be Rendered Until Next December.

ME COURT MAY WITHHOLD TO KEEP IT FROM SED BY POLITICIANS      mas es Are. Jealous of De Decision and Old. Prec Peet of Holding Aloof From Politics-— “Expect Wait Until December

MAY HOLD DECISION   Supreme Court May Decide Liquor Cases in December

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CONTRACTORS FINE!   “TRUST LAW VIOLATIONS ALLEG} ED IN EASTERN QUIZ.   Twenty-nine of Them Pleaded Guilty   To the Indictments,

CREATED SENSATION.      Maximum Sentences Urged in New York “Building Trust” Case.

Yuma Rancher is Found Dead With Wound In Heart; Case of Foul Play

GOS) ATTACKS SHIPPING BOARU   Beclares He Would foi Ap propriate a Penny For it,   OPENS DEBATE IN Thc HOUSE

GOOD ATTACKS ‘SHIPPING BOARD   Oeclares He Would Not Ap. "propriate a Penny Fer tt   OPENS DEBATE IN THE HOUSE

House Appropriations Body : Chairman Denounces Work  of Ship Builders,   Urges Economy But Declare: Wages of Government Emploves Must be Raised.

MA. GOOD OPPQES SINGLE PENNY FOR SHIPPING BOARD   Would Get Behind It and Compel It to Sell Plant and Equipment.   HOUSE LEADERS TAKE UP SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   War Department Attacked by Chairman for Spending More Money Than Congress Ap. propriated—Will Take Care of Disabled Soldiers.

RIDICULE SHIP BOARD IN TALKS ~ ON SUNDRY BILI   Chairman Good Wouldn’t Trust Appropriation on Board He Calls Inefficient   SHOULD SELL SHIPS   SAYS IF PLANTS NEED MONEY THEY SHOULD GET IT OUT OF SALVAGE

NOT ONE CENT TO RUN FLEET   CHAIRM4N GOOD DRAWS LINE ON SHIPPING BOARD.   SAYS IT IS A WASTEFUL BODY   SORRY LACK OF EFFICIENCY IN ITS MEMBERSHIP.   Admonished to Wake Up. tict to Werk ond Ralee Neceasary Money fev Saee ws Serrceoe eof bis  Useless Craft.

SELL ITS PLANT ~ AND EQUIPMENT —SIYS PHAIBNIAA   Good Talks Right Out ir Meeting of Appropriations Committee.

Good Says It Will Be Available During Coming Year   House Chief Thinks It Is High Time for Saving Spell

CHAIRMAN GOOD REFUSES BOARD ANOTHER PENN}   Appropriation Committee Not Willing to Assist in Waste Practiced by Officials   TO PROVIDE FOR DISABLED      Good Declares U. Ss. Shipping “Should be Sold to Pro vide Needed Funds

LL —  GOOD 1S OPPOSED TO U. S. SHIPPING BOARL   Chairman of Appropriations Committee Says He Will Fight Plan To Finance Ik.

HOUSE DEBATES UN SUNDRY CIVIL BILL   GOOD WOULP CUT SHIPPING BOARD OFF FROM APPROPRIATIONS.   SALE OF PLANT 1S UAGEL   War Department Is Also Attacked for Spending “Too Much Money.” !

Had Gallonand Half Towns Destroyed By  Liquor In Auto Earthquake Shocks:

SULLIVAN STARTS  ON CHANNEL SWIM   Lowell Man Leaves Dove! for Calais, France

NEW ANGLE ON DODG. ING INCOME TAX   Federal Judges Can Not be Taxe¢ Because Their Salaries Must nct be Cut or Raised During erm,

INCOME TAX NOT LEGAL IS VIEW   congress Can't Legislate Tax Upon President’s Salary or Salary of Supreme Court Judges.

‘WILSON PAYS NO TAX   Neither Do Federal Juilges, Snys the Supreme Court.

Three Negroes Were ‘Mobbed in Georgia      Charged. With Killing Pearly Harper, a Planter—VYoken rom Officers _nne Slot.

Three Negroes. Were * “Mobbed i ini Georgia         Charged aw th Wibiig Pearly tlarpe or Aaater—Laken ¥ rom Officelr Dan tRhat. me

PROBE THE DEMOCRATS’ FUND   Senate, “Committed - Invéstigating Sys tem of Collecting Money From “About 300,000 Persons.

BITE OF MONKEY PROVES NO JOKE   King Alexander’s Conditior Is Reported to Be Critical.

WIDDW MACSWINEY WIL SAI FOR HOME SOON [a AFW YORK ANNCUNGEMEN      WILL FIRST TESTIFY BEFORE COMMITTEE REGARDING DEATH BY STARVATION OF HUSBAND.

FOR CONVENTION   Many Papers and Discussions or Sunday School Topics Will Be Taken Up

PROGRAM IS READY FOR CONVENTION   SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION WILL MEET AT LONE STAR      Many Papers and Discussions on Sunday School Topics Will Be Taken Up

MEN IE IN SERIOUS GRAGH   Bad Traction Wreck Near Ravenna Claims Many Victims

CRASH ON N: 0. T:   Twenty-five Persons Injured and Official. investigation —(s Started.   FATHER. AND SON. KILLED:   Motorman. of Baggage Car Said to Have Run by Switch Against Orders, —s_—”

Palmer Was Second and Cox Ranked Third On the First Two Ballots Taken for the: Nomination; Many States Split Votes” ~ As Compliments to Favorite Sons.    LEADERS SHOWING STRENGTH

Three Leading Candidates Make Slig it On Second Ballot; McAdoo Force: Putting Off Conwaatinn Decision. *

M’ADOO, PALMER AND COX HAVE LEAD OVER FIELD OF TWENTY-SIX STARTERS   ADJOURN UNTIL 9:30 ‘THIS MORNING AFTER 12 HOUR SESSION

TWO BALLOTS NO ONE NAMED   DEMOCRATS DELAY SELECTION TO ANOTHER DAY.   M'ADOO HAS A SLIGHT MARGIN   PALMER A GOOD SECOND, WITH COX RUNNING THIRD.   Receas Taker Until 9:30 Thies Moraieg in Face ef the Pretest by MeAdooe Mea—Piatform Oat ef the Way.   Changes on Second Ballot.

Convention Adjourns After : Ballots for Presidential Candidate.   MADOO MEN OPPOSE '. FARLY ADJOURNMENT   Claim They Would Win on Fourth Bailot; Favorite Sons Prominent

PLATFORM 1) ADUPIED BALLOTING I) STARTED   CONVENTION RECONVENES AT 9:30 O'CLOCK SATURDA’   Al JOU UULUUR SOALURUVAT  Platform as Adopted Declares For Treaty, ignores Prohibition and Expresses Sympathy for lreland.

VOTE: M’ADOO, 289; PALMER, 264; COX, 159, WITH REST OF FIELD TRAILING HOPELESSLY IN REAR   Each of Three Leaders Gained on Second Ballot at Expense of Other Candidates; ” McAdoo ‘Backers Confident of Putting Their Man ‘Over; 3 Balloting to Be Resumed. This Morning: ° °

M’ADOO GAINS IN THE VOTING   His Managers Vigorously Oppose Adjournment   Massachusetts Gives Palmer 20 and ‘McAdoo 6 in Last Ballot

M’ADOO LEADS; PALMER SECOND   Two Ballots Taken By the Dsm. ocratic Convention.   COR HOLDS THIRD PLACE

M’ADOO LEADS IN FIRST 2 BALLOTS   Palmer and Cox Follow. Nineteen Candidates Start Ont

X AMONG THE LEADERS   Democratic Convention Takes Two Ballots   MOORE TO RETIRE IN CASE COX FAIL!   Kansas Gity Minister Willing to Apologize fo Cox,

Former Treasury Head Registers 296  on First and 289 on Second Ballot ---Palmer is Runner Up With  ~ Governor Cox Third

CONVENTION ADJOURNS AFTER TWO TEST VOTES WITH M’AD00, PALME AND COXINLEAD: PLATFORM WINS    TEXAS’ FORTY GOES SOLIDLY FOR SECRETARY; PALME } SHOWS STRENGTH, TRAILING BEHIND LEADER,     'WILSON’S SON-IN-LAW LEADS FIELD BY ONLY TWENTY a   Hisses Heard When Massachusetts Casts One of lis Votes for William Randolph Hearst

MDO0 LED ON SECOND   DEMOCRATS CAST TWO BALLOTS FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   RECESS UNTIL MORNING   McAdoo Forces Bitterly Opposed Adjournment Friday Night

MCADOO, PALMER AND COX LEAD IN THE BALLOTING   Late This Afternoon No Candidate Had Received 726 Votes, the Necessary Two-Thirds  Majority    FIRST RATLTLOT   FOURTH RALIOQOT

PALMER SECOND, COX THIRD AND SMITH FOURTH   Convention Will Resume Balloting Early Today.

Palmer is Rather Close Second and Cox is Third in Contest  Bic BATTLE OVER PLATFORM      erarETs OF BALLOTING

NO STAMPEDE  Palmer Shows Some Gains ButThird Ballot Today Found Choice Far Off,

PLATFORM 5 ADOPTED BALLOTING STARTED   LUNVEN TUN REGUNVENES AT 9:30 O'CLOCK SATURDAY  Platform as Adopted Declares For Treaty, ignores Prohibition and Expresses Sympathy for lraland.

Me Adoo, Palmer and Cox Lead, But All Far From the Required Two-Thirds Vote.

Trial Voting Develops the “Big Three” But No Aspirant Has Sufficient Votes To Go “Over the Top.”   McADCO SUPPORTERS OPPOSE ADJOURNMENT   Result of Prohibition Battle Leaves the Platform Without Any Reference Whatever to That Subiect.

M’ADOO FORCES OPPOSE ADJOURNMENT; BALLOTING RESUMED THIS MORNING

TWO BALLOTS 1 ~~ MIGHT SESSION   PRELIMINARY LINE-UP IN DEMO. GRATIC CONVENTION,   LEADERS. CLOSE . TOGETHER   McAdoo Was Ahead But Only By Few Votes. Palmer Second and Cox a Poor Third. Little Chance - Fo: Meredith.

CROWN PRINCE LEADS ON 1ST TWO BALLOTS   McAdoo, Palmer, Cox Head the List But Are Far From Nominated.   LOOKS LIKE MCADOO   ALL THREE LEADERS GAIN ON SECOND AT EXPENSE OF FAFORITE SONS.

DENVER CALLS FOR FEDERAL TROOPS   ‘Total Casualties Since Strike Began Number Five Dead and 50 Known Wounded.   STREET CAR MEN VOTE TO CALL OFF STRIKE

TTLE GUARDS OF RUSSIANS REW roréan      Radicals Held for Deportution Threaten to Stab Guards and Over~— throw Law

NEW HOPE SEEN IN BREAKING UP OF THE TREATY CONFERENCE   Senator Hitchcock to Move Rati fication of Treaty On February 10.   CONFERENCE IS BROKEN UP   No Information Given As to the Probable Future Republi can Course.

DEMOCRATS ARE SEEKING WAY TO PATCH UP TREAT)   New Averiue to Reach Com promise Is Being Seught; =      CAA SHS TART Wh. BE CALLED FEB. i   Republicans Will Hold Oui For Reservation On ' “Article 10.

TREATY UP IN SENATE FEB, 10   Hitchcock to Serve Notice Following Fallure of Bipartisan Conference.

PLEA MADE FOR SOUTHERN SERVICE   Delegaties From Southern States Confer; With Chairmen Benson of - , the Shipping Board.

SOUTH WANTS: WATS SEBL cHIPS IN ITS. TRADE   Appeal is Made to The Ship ping Board to Arrange fo: Small Vessels to be Retainec In Southern Trade—Wan Director Named Aleo.

YANK GENERAL BACK IN PARIS   Will Confer With Ambassado. On Conditions Found In  Hungary

FOUNDIA TRUNK   DISCOVERY OF A SUPPOSED MURDER CASE AT STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

BODY OFGIRL ~ sell TRUNK         DETROIT WOMAN FOUND WITH KNIFE WOUND IN FER ABBGWENX,      DISCOVERY MADE BY EXPRESS COMPANY EMPLOYVE IN NvPW Tag.

GERMANY MUST RECOGNIZE THE LINES GF ALLIES   Question of Coal Deliv -ery Taken Up By Delegates,

MATTER OF COAL DELIVERIES TAKES FIRST PLAGE IN THE ALLIED GERMAN CONFERENCE   Allies Look for German Strategy in Fight Over Reparations; Bitter Fight Is Expected When Question Arises

REPARATIONS SOMEBEFORE POMMISSION   HUNS LIKELY TO AGREE TO ALLIES’ COAL DEMANDS  a rons   ee oe  Strategy Will Warrant Some Concessions  To Cut Bills.

MAKE A FIGHT ON REPARATION       This wit ‘Come Up For Miseussion a Today's Session of thle Allied . Council

Lloyd George Notifies Germans Allied Priority Must Be Recognized   NO ARRESTS MADE YET FOR LEIPSIG TRIALS   \PDITIONAL EVIDENCE TO BE SUBMITTET) AGAINST WAR CRIMINALS; GERMANS TO CONTFST REPARATIONS.

GERMANY WILL MAKE A FIGHT ON REPARATION   Phis Will Come Up For Discussion a * Loday’s Session of the Aled Council

LUTHERNS TO GIVE WOMEN VOICE IN CHURCH AFFAIRS   National Convention At Washington Will Recognize Women on Same Basis as Men, Sav Leaders.

CHURCH WILL GIVE EQUAL AIGHTS 1 WOMEN MEMBERS   United Lutheran Convention in East Will Take Step.

BUILDING MUST Ge PIVEN PPORTONIT)   SENATOR CALDER OUTLINES REASONS WHY HIGH COSTS KEEP DOWN BUILDING

THINKS TAX ON HOME BUILDING OUGHT TO CEASI   BELIEVES THIS WOULD ENCOUR AGE MORE HOUSE CONSTRUCTION AND RELIEVE SHORTAGE

LEGISLATURE  MOUSE PASSED THE LAUCHLI 19100   Increasing Teachers’ Salaries With Minimum $800 Yearly.   Also Passed the Bill tor Maintenance of County Tuberculosis Hospitals.   And The Johnson Bill Legalizing The Saie of Hospital Bonds.

HOUSE PASSED THE LAUGHLIN BILL 79 10 0.   Increasing Teachers’ Salaries Witt Minimum $800 Yearly.   Also Passed the Bill tor Maintenance of! County Tuberculosis Hospitals.   And The Johason Bill Legalizing The Sale of Hospital Bonds.

Mrs. Albert, Wife of Clarence Albert, of Elgin Township, Had Lived Alt Her Life in This Vicinity.—Funeral Held Yesterday.

YOUNG WIFE CALLED   BRIDE OF A FEW MONTHS SUC. CUMBS TO BRIEF ILLNESS   WAS A POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN   Mrs. Albert, Wife of Clarence Albert, of Elgin Township, Had Lived All Her Life in This Vicinity.—Funeral Held Yesterday.

RIOTING NEAR ESSEN   Several Reported Kjiled When Civilians and Military Clash.   Berlin Mob Leaders Are Seized—Noske Issues Warning to Communist Agitators.

MOB LEADERS SEIZED   NOSKE ISSUES WARNING TO COM. MUNIST AGITATORS.   Rioting Near Essen, Where Reports Say Several Were Killed in Clash With Soldiers.

GERMANS RIOTING AGAIN NEAR ESSEN   Several Reported Killed When Civilians and Military Clash.   Berlin Mob Leaders Are Seized—Noske . Issues Warning to Communist Aagitators.

TUESDAY A BUSY DAY FOR G. 0. P   CFVERAL STATES WILL NAME TOTAL OF 133 DELEGATES.

Tuesday Busy Day For G.O.P   Party Will Choose 133 Dele gates to its National Convention.

COMPROMISE SUIT      New Haven Recovers $2,500, 000 from Ex-Directors ,

COMPROMISE $150,000;000 RAIL WAY LITIGATION   New York, New Haven and Hartford Action Out of Court-—Big Slice For Attorneys.

TO DECIDE FAIR COAL PROFITS   Attorncy General Palmer Appoints Working Committee.

COMMITTEE NAMED TO FIX PRICE OF COAL   Association Will Choose Representatives te Decide On Fair Price for Fuel

PALMER NAMES COAL BOARD T0 DECIDE PROFT   DEALERS CHARGING MORE THAN FIXED SUM WILL BE PROSECUTED UNDER LEVER AcT

CHICAGO TAKES _ NEW STEPS TO HALT CRIMES   Chamberlain Saye Crime in Chicago is Being Commercialized. Chief issues New Stoppage Orders,

COURT ASKED TO RESTRAIN FORMER BOSS OF TAMMAN\   Children: of aged former Tammany Boss ask the court for guardian   SAY ESTATE S40.000,000   Old Chieftain’s children say he is dominated by young - second wife

FIGHT IS BEGUN "FOR CONTROL OF CROCKER ESTATE   Charge Former Tammany Senile and Dominated hye Wife.

PLEA FOR OLD TIMC SIMPLICITY MADE ~ BY MINISTER WN THANKSGIVING MESSAGE   Nation Ought To Realize It Is Slipping Declares New York’s Oldest Preacher In Interview For National Holiday.

HOLD 2 IN $6,090 ROBBERY   Gary Police Say Prisoners Mave Con fessed Pittsburgh Holdup of Paymaster.

TWO HELD IN $6,000 ROBBERY   Gary Police Say Men Have Confessec Pittsburgh Holdup.

EXPECT. NO SQUABBLE . _ AT EQUITY GATHERING   Non Partisan Leaguers Are De©. ejdedly-in. Minority. -

NO CHANGE FOR ~NONPARTISANS   WOULD BE QUTVOTED II CONTEST FOR CONTROL OF STATE EQUITY

EQUITY AND XP, LEAGUE Went RICAT   Preliminaries Indicate Con flict Won’t be Duplicated   WANSON IS DARKE HORSE   Thomas Nimlos Not Entitled to Seat is Ruling Today

POLES ARANGE FOR FAST STEAMSHIPS   Passenger Service Will Be Inaugurated With Port of Danzig at Once. —.20,000 Americans Want to Come Home.

RETURNS REVEAL ~-BIGG.O.P. GAINS   ‘ Adams Went Democratic By 66: Votes Four Years Aan,   MANY PRECINCTS TURNED

RETURNS REVEAL BIG G. 0. P, GAINS   Adams Went Democratic By 663 Votes Four Years Ago.   MANY PRECINCTS TURNED   franklin Township Caused Greatest Surprise. Gettysburg First Ward Took Jump in Republican Column.

W. H. BEALS TRIED TO SAVE INFANT   Boston Salesman Rushed Back Into Blazing Home

Farm Bureau Federation President Suggests Remedial Measures to Senate Agricultural and Banking Committee   MENTIONS GERMANY AND RUSSIA AS CUSTOMERS

ADVOCATES CREDIT 10 OTHER NATIONS   Would Make It So Thaf Foreign Governments Could Buy American Farm Products,

ASK eee PURCHASERS OF FARM PRODUCTS   Jomes: R. Howard of Jove Makes Proposal at Joint  Meeting.

WOULD. EXTEND FOREIGN CREDIT   Is in Favor of Plan Make Farm Produce Loans Available.

HELP EUROPE. BUYS. FAD, FARMER'S PLAN       “Extension's ~ eign: Governments’. ‘Urged.  by Buread- President: .

CREDIT EXTENSION ADVOCATED BY JAS. R. HOWARD   To Foreign Governments Unable to Pay For American Farm Products Needed Abroad.   SPEAKING BEFORE COMMITTEE   Says That Senator Hitchcock’s Plan Could Afford Temporary Relief to Foreigns Customers.

re en ee de  New-Born Babies in Vienna Are Being Wrapped in Pape

BABIES WRAPPED IN NEWSPAPERS   “Newsprint” Used In. _ stead of “Swaddling Clothes” in Vienna

“IN- NEWSPAPERS   “Newsprint” _ “Used In. stead of “Swaddling Clothes” in Vienna.

Tn: ‘Liew of Swaddiig Clothes ~ Thva Famine Stricken City of  Vienna According to the Latest Reports by the Relief  Gammiadan_

CHAS. S. MEEK, SAN ANTONIO, IS RLEGTED   Takes Place of R. B. Dudgeon Who Has Acted for 99 Voara F   MISS O’KEEFE OUT   Mr. Dudgeon to be Offered Position as Superintendent of Buildings

HARDING TALKS ON FARMERS’ PROBLEN   3 “ PRESIDENT-ELECT SAYS THA’  . PLANTERS SHOULD BE IN ‘ SURED OF RESULTS,    Agriculturists Face New. Era Hoover Urges U. S. Peace ’ Treaty Action. ,

ARKETING EVILS OBE ABULIOHED BY ALL PRODUCERS   GOVERNMENT REGLATION OF PACKING INDSTURY NOW NECESSARY.   RECOMMENDATIONS MADE   International Credit Which Will Enable Europeans to Buy American Products Is Thing Needed.

HARDING FOR FARMER   President-Elect Sends Message to Kansis City Convention——Must Assure Production,

GOVERNMENT TO SURVIVE  AY RENOLT   BUT LABOR WILL SUFFER   REDS NOW WORK INSIDE A. F.L.,1N HOPE OF AN OUTBREAK.

OO Ee  BOLSHEVISTS POISONING A. F. L.. SAYS COMERFORD   Says American Workingman Will Suffer if Revolution Comes.

WARNING TO LABOR   Revolution Would Destroy Fe. deration of Labor

THINK ITS WAY OW   Comerford Says Revolution Would Destroy Labor.

GOVERNMENT ~ TOSURINE —ANVREYOU   BUT LABOR WILL. - SUPPER   REDS NOW WORK INSIDE A. F.L., IN HOPE OF AN OUTBREAK.

NEARLY ALL MINES ARE WORKING TODAY   Reports to Head Offices of lowa Coal Operators Association Are To This Effect.

ORIGINAL ENGINE INSULTED AGAIN   De Witt Clinton Hauled br ‘Truck Through Streets of American Metropolis

Formally and Officially Broke With Mexican Consul   BLANKE!  AUTHORITY. IVEN THE MINERS OFFICIALS  To Take Any Action to Protect Or ganizations’ Interests   Lewis Refused to Comment on a General Strike if Operators Refuse Concessions.

TROTSKY PROCLAIMS NEED FOR MILITARY IN RUSSIA      Necessary, Says Soviet War Miuister, in Order to Utilize Country's Man Power,

MILITARIZATION MORE. NECESSARY IN RUSSIA NOW THAN FORMERLY   Only Means to Utilize Fully Russia's Man Power, Trotzky  Declares—Political Administration of Raila At whlala riage Ma Save

TROTZKY CALLS FOR MILITARY DICTATORSHIP   Soviet Leader Says That in Thig Way Alone Can the Russian Situation Be Dealt with.

FAVOR A gURY OF WOMEN   Defense and Prosecuting Attorney:  Think Mes. Peete Should Be eied@ by Own Sex.

POMBINED SCHOOLS   THE PLAN WORKS FINE IN CIC ERO TOWNSHIP,   Time Will See the Country Schoo House Thing of Past.

COMBINED SCHOOLS   THE PLAN WORKS FINE IN: cic       Time Will See the Country Schou - House Thing of Past.

CONSTANTINE TO RETURN ON BOARD GREEK WARSHII   This is the Plan Made For Hie Coming Back to % Athense

PRICES FALLING IN FRANCE   Nation Is “Getting Back to Work’ Fine Harvest in View, According to Newspapers.

VOTE 15 VERY LIGHT   TERN OUT. FOR. THE PRIMARY LOGKS LIKE 50° PER CENT.               Some litervest Un Party by  mated in Repub resitdtentinl Prefereuce.

VOTE 13 VERY LIGHT   TURN OUT. FOR THE PRIMARY LOOKS LIKE 50 PER CENT.   some Inicevest Stimubkited in Republi4g Party by Presidential Preference.

MRS. DAVID EDWARDS   Underwent Surgical Operatien Duan Hespital Teday

DIVORCE GRANTED WIFE OF NEW YORK MILEIONAIRI      Mrs. Lilly Fleischmann Granted ivorre From Her Husband, Julias Fleischmann. ,.Fermer Cincinnati Mayor

Snake Charmer May Die From Mistaking Deadly Rattler for One of Harmless Pet

INDUSTRY COMMISSION IS IN SESSION TO-DAY   Probably Will Bring to Sud Meany of the, Nation's Biggest. Business Mien ‘

COMMISSION ON INQUSTRIES IN OL DaTN TODAY   Public Hearings Expected to Bring Prominent Business Men to the Stand

100 SUGGESTIONS MADE TO INDUSTRIAL BOARD   Wilson’, Hidustrial Commission Re convents ja Washington—Many Business Men May Testits

GEM DEALER FOUND DEAD WITH GIRL   Ruth Woods Says Loftis Expired After Friendly Tussle With Her in His Rooms.

DEATH OF RICH  EM MERCHANT AAFEL ES PAL IPE   Pretty Hotel Bookkeeper Tells Conflicting Stories. Fiance Involved. Says “Friendly Tussle” Ensued.  VICTIM =SCANTILY GLA      Jeweler’s Housekeeper Calls Luxurious Apartment a Girl Trap. Fifty Visitors Since January First.

GIR! 15 HELD IN “AYOTERY” DEATH   CHICAGO DIAMOND MERCHAN’ Dits IN STRUGGLE WITH PRETTY HOTHE CASHIER,

Police Believe Chicago Merchant May Have Been Slain —Woman Tells of Dancing and Drinking With Him.

MURDER OR FALL "RIVAL THEORIES OF LOFTIS DEATH   Trying to Establish Whether Wealthy Man Was Killed by Girl With Bottle, or Fell   DEAD MAN’S APARTMENT  ‘TERMED A “GIRL TRAP”   Housekeeper Says He Entertained 50 Different Girls This Year

POLICE PROBING DEATH OF LOFTI!   TWO THEORIES IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF WEALTHY DIAMOND MERCHANT

POLICE FOLLOW MURDER CLUES IN CHICAGO CASE   ARE W°RKING ON TWO THEORIES IN CONNECTION WITH DIAMOND MERCHANT'S DEATH -

DEGENERATE SLAIN IN CHICAGO, MAIDEN HELD AS A SUSPECT      ELWELL CASE RECALLED BY NEW AFFAIR—AND IN NEW YORK, THREE ARE SHOT IN SOMEWHAT SIMILAR CASES.

[————————————————_  LOOKING INTO LOFTIS CASE   Violent Death of Chieage Diamend Merchant Brings Out Stories ef His Life.

TWO THEORIES ON DEATH OF LOFTK   Police Investigate Conflicting Statements of Principals in Mystery

DAMON KING (WED GAY LIFE POLICE DISCAVER   Loftis Maintained. One Bed room Fitted: Up for His , Women Guests   HOUSEKEEPER TELLS. OF FREQUENT DEBAUCHERY   Authorities Still. ini Doubt as to What. Caused Death of ‘Amorous Jeweler: .

WEALTHY DIAMOND MERCHANT. FOUND DEAD AFTER WINE. PARTY WITH BIR   Pretty Hotel Girl Admits Death a ‘After “Friendly Tue -  sle’? With Her; Called Fiance for + Housekeeper Tells of Many “Wild” Parties.

HOLD GIRL IN LOFTS DEATH; PROBE CRIME   Mysterious Death of Ger Magnate Causes Probe.

MURDER MYSTERY IS UNSOLVED BY POLICE   Conflicting Stories Told by the Woman in Diamond Dealer’s Apartments,

BRITISH LABORER [S FRIENDLY CHAT   Former Steel Executive in Disguise Makes Intimate Study of Workmen   WORKS IN COAL MINES      Associates With Men Who Had Active Part in Great English Strike

Poles Lose Ground As Reds Push on in _ Series of Victories   Bolsheviki Occupy Smorgon, Near Vilna, Defended by One Thousand Women Soldiers Who Have Gone to Defense of Their Country. ’

SUGTALISTS UNFIT FOR ASSEMBLY, (a LAWYER'S OPINICA   “Trying to Down Structure of Government Upheld by Blood and Toil of Loyal.”   REVOLUTION IN U. S. AIM OF PARTY, IS CONTENTION   Violence. Mass Action Method It Urges While It Abuses Union Chiefs, Charge.

CHARGE SOCIALIST PARTY IS DISLOYAL   Brief Against Five Suspended New York Assemblymen Says. They Must Be Judged By Their Party.

SOCIALISTS HELD UNFIT FOR. QEFICE      Counsel for N.Y: “Assembly Files Brief Charging. Disloyalty.

COUNSEL SAYS 5 SOCIALISTS DISQUALIFIED   Contends They Represent Or ganization Enemy to U. S. Government.

SOCUALISTS hl IN BRIEF FILED   FIVE SUSPENDED MEMBERS OF NEW YORK LEGISLATURE “INELIGIBLE.”

ineligible. and Disqualified to, Hold Seats in N.Y. As. ‘sembly Says Judiciary Committee: °°

N. Y. Assembly. Socialists Part of Giant Machine to Destroy Law, Counsel Says

DECLARES SOCIALISTS AREN'T FIT SERVANTS   ‘ounsel in Judiciary Investiga tion Rakes Assemblymey.

BAR: SOCIALISTS DEMAND: Of WY. ‘COMMITTEE            . noel? a eee a Prosecution: Summarizes _ Evidence: in. a. Brief. *  Pijed Today .

SOCIALISTS ARE: . INELIGIBLE FOR’ ASSEMBLY SEATS   Counsel For Committee Files Brief Saving Party Affiliation Condemns  ‘hem.

SAY SOCIALISTS ARE TRYING TO OVERTHROW U. S.   Strong Language Used in Brief Filed in New York.

SOCIALISTS DISQUALIFIED FOR : ASSEMBLY SEATS COUNSEL SAYS:   Brief Filed With Investigating Committee Today. Blanes th Organization and Not Individual Declara- : tions of Its Members.

SOCIALISTS ARE UNFIT TO HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE   Counsel Makes Fila Declaration To N. Y. Legislature.

DECLARES SOCIALISTS INELIGIBLE TO. SERUE AS MEMBERS ASSEMBT   COUNSEL FOR COMMITTEE AR— RAIGNS FIVE SUSPENDED MEN  IN HIS BRIEF TODAY.

SOCIALISTS CAN'T HOLD SEATS SAYS JUDICIARY REPORT   Committee Would Bar Fiv« New Yorkers From Places In Legislature

SOCIALISTS ON TRIAL IN ALBAN’   At Initial Hearing Their Counsel Cha lenged Right of Committee to Conduct Investigation,

FIVE OUCIALISI ASOEMBLYMEN GIVEN GRILLING   J udiciary Committee of Nev York Legislature Files a  Scorching Brief.   ACCUSED ARE NOT FIT TO OCCUPY SEATS   Men Must Be Judged By Ut terances and the Company They Keep.

SUBMITS REVISION PLAY TO €. €. VOTE   U. S. Chamber Asks Mem  bers’ Views.

PLAN REFERENDUM ON TAX REVISION   United States Chamber of Commerce Submits Questionnaire to Members

VOTE ON TAX {SUE  TO CONSIDER REVISION   Opinion of Business Organi. zations Will be Shown hw Referendum

NATIONAL BODY WILL ASK REVISION OF TAX   s Put to Referendum Vote i: Chambers.

SWITCHMEN GAIN NEW RECRUITS IN CHICAGO STRIKE   8,500 Engineers and Firemet Defy Owns: Officers to Join Walkout; Food Runs Low

situation More Serious Tha At Any Time Since Walkout—Feods and Fuel Beginning to Run Low and 20,000 Stockyards Employes Are Threwn Out of Work.

HEM AND CNGINEMER VOTE 1D JON AWITCHMEN   Chicago Switching District Walkout May Tie Up Whole East   SHIPMENTS WEST BADLY CRIPPLED      Loval Union Men Rushed to Help Keep Roads Open

HAEMEN JOIN RAIL OT IKE IN CHICAGO   Officials of Union Are De. fied by Men in Vote Against W ork.   satiate al  FOOD, FUEL LOW; NO STOCK IN YARDS   Workers in Walkout Defy Ultimatum of Trainmen;  8500 Quit Tobs.

STRIKE 15! GROWING  SYMPATHY ENGI          KE OF Hine ee EN) SERIOUS, 7 ¢     a)     — ae  Feared Strike M. hy - Cities—Chicag.            econ fa Other lly Affected,

ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN JOIN CHICAGO STRIKE   SWITCHMEN MUST GO BACK TO WORK OR _ FORFET! UNION CHARTER.      Traffic Seriously Affected , i Chicago District and Strike  Oceur Elsewhere.

Defying Their Union Heads Eighty-five Hundred. Men Decide to Come Aid of the Switchmen—Traffic Almost Atan Bod. .   OTHER CITIES ALSO AFFECTED   St. Louis Men Organizing ~ Buffalo Workers Walkout.

1 O00 HAILWAY ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN ON STRIKE IN GHIGAGO. DEFY QHIFFS   Move by Rebellious Union Workers at Chicago Quickly Extends to Buffalo and Critical Situation Is Threatened.   PREDICTION OF UNION OFFPicere par”

STRIKE 15. GROWING   SYMPATHY STHIKE OF CHICAGO ENGINEMEN SERIOUS.   Feared Strike May Extend to Other Cities—Chicago Badly Afltected.

CHIGAGL STRIKE  GROWING  SERIOUS   8500 Members of Firemen and Enginemen Join illegal Strike Of Switshmen.  FOOD SUPPLIES LOW No kive Stock Received And  20,000 Packing Employees Out of Work.

ENGINEMEN JOIN CHICAGO STRIKE TRAFFIC-HALTEL   Union Pues and Fire men Defy Officials of Their Unions.   VOTE GAME WHEN PREDICTION IS MABE OF EARLY BREAK   Enginemen Declineto Work ith Union Switchmen, Calling Them Scabs.

UNUN MEN UEFY -FFIGIALS: WITH      SUPPLIES OF FOOD AND " FUEL.ARE RUNNING LOW   Nearly 20,000. Employes are “Thrown Out of Work at the Stockyards by Stoppage of Livestock Receipts

ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN JOIN SWITCH STRIKE   8,500 Employed in the Chicago Yards Quit  Work

RAIL STRIKES IN CHICAGO BLOCK CITY FOOD TRAIN   Firemen and Enginemen Join Unauthorized Switchmen’e Walkout   TRAFFIC NEARLY DEAD   EXPERIENCED TRAIN MEN SAY THEIR WAGE IS SMALLER THAN COMMON LASOR.

DEFY HEADS OF UNION: REFUSE TO HELP ‘SCABS   Eighteen Roads in Chi. cago Affected By New Walk Out. :

DEFYING UNION, 8,000 RAIL MEN VOTETO STRIKE   Traffic at Standstill, Is _ Fear, if Enginemen  Go Out.

CHICA STRIKE I  GROWING CE DING   ~ Enginemen Join illegal Strike Of Switshmen. FOOD SUPPLIES LOW  No Live Stock Received And 20,000 Packing Employees Out of Work.

MORE LABOR JOINS STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN    Defying Union Officials, Firemer  and Enginemen In Switch ) Yards Quit.  4   FREIGHT VIRTUALLY HALTED   The Union Officials Continue to Brand Strike Megal—500 Go Out at Buifalo.

UNION CHIEFS AIDS TURN ON BIG LEADERS   Envoys of Firemen and Enginemen Vote to Join Switchmen:

Enginemen Defy Union Heads and Vote to Join Striking SwitchmenIn the Bis Terminals Walk-out

Vote To Strike Despite The Orders From Their Officials    Engineers And Firemen Refer To Loyal Union Men As “Scabs”

RAILROADERS JOIN SWITCHING STRIKE   Representatives of Engineers and Firemen Vote to Participate in Unauthorized Walkout in Chicago.   ALL FREIGHT TRAFFIC SERIOUSLY RESTRICTED   Supplies of Food and Fuel Be gin Running Low—Strikers Claim 16,000 Are Alread\ Out in District.

ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN STRIKE WITH SWITCHMEN   ‘Einginemen Defy Brotherhood in Refusing To Work with iported Union Men They Term “Seabs;” Chicago Food Short   48 ROADS ARE APFECTED   Clerks and Superintendents Join Work men ‘Trying to Break Watkout;. De fiant Brotherhoad Men Face Loss of Union Memberships

CONDITIONS » OEnIOUS IN GERMAN)   ACCORDING TO THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE — “YOU CANNOT ‘PAINT THE SITUATION ‘TOO BLACK” SAYS ONE OFFICIAL   EIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS “HAVE BEEN KILLED SINCE  THE REVOLUTION BROKE OU% "MARCH 18

COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS SOON 10 ~ SE GALLED TO MEET      Allied Military Mission Is T Halt Execution of Many Moderate Communists   HUNGARIAN DELEGATES  TO RECEIVE DOCUMENT   Commission Gathers Data Relative To Peace With the Turki Enivice

FAVORIBLE FOR TIVCHRIYorArE   Supreme Council Circles Optimistic over Prospect for Ratifications of Treaty on Date Tentatively Set   COUNCIL OF LEAGUE TO — CONVENE A WEEK LATER   Inter- Allied Military Commis ' gion Authorized to Intervene   in Favor of Condemned Moderate Communists

PACT PROTOCOL SIGNING JAN. 1   League of Nations Will Be Called to Meet Week : PLater.

FORMAL AGT 1 TAKE PLAGE ON SATURDAY, PLAN   Exchange Ratificationa to Take Place Then— Agree on Settlement of Scapa Flow Act.  MAY DELAY AGAIN

TREATY PROTOCOL 10 BE SIGNED SATURDAY BY BEAMAN DELERATES   COUNCIL OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS PROBABLY BE CALLED TO MEET WEEK LATER,

ALES a ss  ot og       Set January 10 as Tentative Date: Wilson to Call League

SIGNING OF Tit  PROTOCOL NOW SET FOR JAN. 10   Every Indication That Ger many Will Sign the Instrument Saturday.   GERMANY WANTS FEWER TROOPS ON TERRITORY   Would Have Entente Cut th Number of Soldiers in Occupied Area.

PEACE PROTOCOL WILL BE SIGNED   Indications Are Treaty Will Be Ratified January 10 As Scheduled.

GERMANS READY TO SIGN THE PROTOCOL   PARIS REPORT SAYS INDICA . TIONS AR ENAMES WILL BE AT TACHED TO THE DOCUMEN’ SATURDAY, JAN. 10.

THINK PRETOCOL WILL BE SIGNED _ NEXT SATURBAY   Paris Dispatch Says Every Indication Points to Fin al Exchange of Ratifica tion Documents — This Week.

SAY PROTOCOL TO BE SIGNED WITHOUT FAII   Formal Ratification Saturda Seems Certain

TO SIGN PROTOCOL UN JANUARY TENTH   PHERE IS EVERY INDICATION’ THAT GERVANS ARE READY TO SiGNn   0 BLOW UP VESSELS   German Ships Sunk in Scupa Flow be Destroyed on Decision of Allied Representa. tives

Tentatively Set By By Council For Signing of Protocel and Exchange of Treaty Ratifications.

LEAGUE NATUNO COUNCIL AFFIRMS GERMANY 10 SIGH THE PEACE PACT ON JANUARY 10

LEGION WILL MEET IN EAU GLAIRE NEXT   WELL DIRECTED, CAMPAIGN O] PCTs 182 CONV: ENTION PLAN: THROUGI WITHOUT OPPOSITION,

EAU CLAIRE GETS LEGION   The Next Session of the Wisconsin De. partment fs Veted This City. Tock Reeortk

ANGER LEGION WILL MEET IN EAU CLAIRE   ls Chosen as Convention City for 1921,

NOW WATCH THEM,   Kempton Women Take ai Decided  Hand jin School Affairs,

“NOW WATCH THEM.   of . - ae we) Kempton  Women Take a Decides “Hand in ool Affairs,

ARMISTICE DAY. S GELEBRATED   Legionaires Pay Tribute to Dead.   HOLIDAY PREVAILS _ THROUGHOUT CITY   Rall to Close Events of the Day.

PALVESTON WILL ~ CELEBRATE. TOOK   MANY EVENTS WILL COMMEM ORATE SIGNING OF ARMISTICE,

REDS WIN BIG BATTLE   BOLSHEVIST TROOPS CAPTURE 5,000 IN TWO-DAY FIGHT.   Soviet Cavairy Under General Du menko Force the Rivers in the Manych Valley.

REDS CAPTURE 5,000   Troops Under General Dumenko Win Two-Day Battle.   ) Fierce Fighting Continues in the Low.  er Dori Region—Kolchak Martyr  tg for Others.

BOLSHEVIST TROOPS CAPTURE 5,000 IN TWO-DAY FIGHT.   Soviet Cavalry Under General Dumenko Force the Rivers in the Manych Valley.

4 STORM DEATHS IN COLORADO   G4-Mile .Wind Does Heavy Damage Over State

WHEAT CROF DAMAGED DY OANL   Railways Halted as Giani Storm Sweeps Over Colorado

FREIGHT EMBARGOES   —— to Chicage and But Little Geing te the East.

FREIGHT EMBARGOES   Nothing to Chicage and But Little Going to the East.

VISCOUNT KATO CONDEMNS TREATY   Says Japan Should Not Consent t Pact With Anti-Japan Agitation Luserted.

U. S. MUST BEAR BURDEN — IN FOREIGN RELATIONS — SAYS SEC. OF COMMERCE

American Investor Hurt by Political Situation   If the Treaty Ratified and the League of Nations Working the Feonomic Situation Would

U. §. NEEDS PEACE 10 GIVE BUSINESS MEN CONFIDENCE   J. W. ALEXANEER, NEW SECRETARY GE COMMERCE, ASSERTS THAT TREATY IS NEEBED   WATCH FOREIGN AFFAIRS      American Affairs Are Tightly Wound up in Affairg of Europe, Speaker Says—Our Most Critical Period

ACTION SOON N GONbHESy ON WAR LAWS   COMMITTEE TODAY GETS RESOLUTION TO REPEAL ACTS   Lodge Balks Attempt to Revive War Finance Corporation.

FAVORS REPEAL  WAR-TIME LAWS   Measure Keported “Favornbly by the : House dudtiary Mody; Be Taken Up Friday.

,CECIL SAYS THIS COUNTRY CAN PUT ARMENIA ON FEET   Best Nation to Accept Mandate for That Unhappy People. Does Any One Care for It, He Wonders.

CECILSAYSU.S. TO GIVE MONEY   Other Countries May Furnish th Troops for Armenia ty Fight the Turk.

Only a. Matter of a ] Few _ Soldiers and a Few: --Million -Dollars<*:

AO UNCLE OAM [a DEO! NATION 1 ACCEPT MANDATE   Would Have Most Influence With Mustapha Kemal, Lord Robert Cecil Says.   TWENTY MILLIONS COST OF MILITARY ASSISTANCE   Committee Considering International Court of Justice Decides Root Plan Shall Stand as Amended by the League of Nations Council,

U.S. DECLARED ‘BEST FITTED. AS MEDIATOR   America Should ‘Accept Man date Declares Lord  — Cecil   WOULD: HAVE GREATEST INFLUENCE WITH TURK   Stricken: Country Could. be Saved With Twenty * Million Dollars is.  6 — Claim:

So Declares Sir Robert Cecil, South Aftican Delegate at League Meet; Asks 20 Miten to Put Armenia on Feet 

U.S. MANDATE FOR ARMENIA IS URGED BY LORD CECIL TO COST TWENTY MILLION

THINKS U. S. SHOULD DIG UP FOR ARMENIA   BRITISHER BELIEVES 20 MIL: LIONS ENOUGH--OTHER NATIONS $ SHY   ‘WHO CARES” ATTITUDE   ee  Question of Aid for Asia Mino Country Hinges on Lack of Interest

U.S. BEST NATION FOR ARMENIANS THINKS CECII   America Would Have More Influence Over Turkish Nationalist Leader, He Says   REQUIRES $20,000,000   QUESTION RESOLVES ITSELF INTO WHETHER ANY NATION CARES TO HELP ARMENIA

SCHOOL CONFERENCE   rKogl, EMS OF THE COUNTRY. SCHOOL UNDER DISCESSION,.   President Buteher Declares the Soelution is Consolidated Teachers, Decent Salaries,

CONSOLIDATION OF RURAL SCHOOLS 1S TALKED NOW   This is Part of The Program ai Three-Day Conference at Emporta.

HORLD PEACE 1S PARAMOUNT, SAYS SUPREME COUNG!   Memorandum on Economix Conditions Issued—Declares Armies Everywhere Should  Be Reduced at Once.

STABLE ECONOMICS   VE PHOLS RECOMMENLED 13) SUPREME ALIART COUNCT..   Memorandum Reviews World Tash Pimphasizing Big Production.

Meomrandum on ConMemoradum on Conditions of World.   INDUSTRY NEEDED   Cost of Living Has Increased 120 Per Cent in America; 170 in England; 300 in France, ltaly and Belgium.

COAL SINIKE DEPART MADE   PROFITEERS ARE CONDEMNED   Sees Great Need of Toil, Economy and Big Lcoans—Aid for Germany is Proposed—Production Must  ; Be Pushed.

COUNCIL URGES WORLD TO WORK   League Gives Rules for Solving Nations’ Problems.   TOIL REMEDY FOR DISEASES

POINTS 1 MEASURES BRINGING STABILITY  Pamnfate Restoration of Peace

Economic: Matters Form Memorandum on Economic Questior   Restoration of Peaceful Conditions is of Paramount Importance to World.

STABLE ECONOMIC   RECOMMENULD B i ALLIED COUNCIL,           ed     Reviews Wa Big     Eanp!

WORLD NEEDS ARE OUTLINED   Declares All Nations Should ~ Join in Furthering Peace Industries,    INFLATION OF CREDIT “AND CURRENCY ATTACKED   Strikes, Lockouts and Inter. _ Tuptions of Work Hin> ders Coming of Nor~‘tnal Conditions,

WORK AND AVE 0 BRING WORLD TO NORMAL WAYS   CHEAP MONEY IS ESSENTIAL   DEFLATE CURRENCY AND BOOST PRODUCTION, IS POLICY JUST NOW

L TO WORK   Supreme Council Gives Rules for Solving the World’s Problems.   PROFITEERS ARE CONDEMNED   Sees Great Need of Toil, Economy and Big Loans—Aid for Germany le Proposed-—~Production Must Be Pushed.

LEAGUE URGES THAT PEOPLE # SHOULD WORK   ALLY OFFICER ARE ATTACKED BY HUN MOBS   Supreme Council Gives Rules fo Solving the World’s Problems.   Assaults Reported From Bremen, Breslau and Wernitz, Near Potsdam.   PROFITEERS ARE CONDEMNcD   KILL MEMBER OF GNE PART)   Bees Great Need of Toil, Economy i and Big Leane—Aid for Germany ls Proposed—Production Must Be Pushed.   Japanese, French and Italian Officers Victims of Popular Fury—Police Try to Protect Forcigners-— Assailants Warned.

SUPREME COUNCIL URGES WORLD TO RESUME WORK   League Gives Rules for Solving Nations’ Problems—Says Toil Remedy for Diseases.

Supreme Council Issues a Memorandum Setting Forth What It Deems Necessary to Improve Economic’ Conditions at Large; League of Nations Essential   ELIMINATE ARTIFCIAL BARRIERS

LEAGUE URGES ALL T0 WORK   Supreme Council Gives Rules ior Solving the World’s Problems,   PROFITEERS ARE CONDEMNED   Sees Great Need of Toil, Economy and Big Loans—Aid for Germany Is Proposed—Production Must Be Pushed.   Credit and Expenditures.

SHOULD WHOLLY RESTORE PEACE   SUPREME COUNCIL MEMORANDU™ ON WORLD CONDITION.   PEACE OF PARAMOUNT IMPORT ©   Pregress of Earope’s Recevery Wusi Be Slew—Germany Shvoeld Knew Defialtely Tetal Repar. ations Seva.

Supreme Couricil Issues Mem. orandum. on. World coms 7 omic Conditions.    FREE EXCHANGE OF -: COMMERCE ~— NEEDED   Recommend Giving Germany ~~ Facilities---to: Get: Raw-— - Materials: Coats Soar: ~

SUPREME COUNCIL IN WORLD APPE A)   Speaks to Ali Nations on Economi Conditions—Army Reduction— Trade Revival—-Peace

IMMEDIATE PEACE URGED BY COUNCIL   MEMORANDUM ON WORLD ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ISSUED AT LONDON.   RECOMMENDATIONS © MADE   Suppression of Extravagance Among ‘Nationg ts Suggested in Lengthy ‘ Statement.

TO STABILIZE TRADE   Supreme Council Says World Peace Is Needed.

DENTIOT oLAan Ea WIFE, KILLS GELT IN H.C. L. DEBATE      Police Say He Flew Into Rage When She Pleaded That He Increase Home Budget.

ENRAGED DENTIST ‘TRIE: 10 KILL ENTIRE FAMILY ~ DURING ARGUMENT -

HIGH PRICES LED TO TRAGEDY.   Dentist Flew Into Rage When Wife Asked Increased Allowance,

AN I CL. TRAGEDY   Doctor Flies Wild) Murdeaus Sage When Wife Asks For More, Money.

Indianapolis. Dentist Be comes. Enraged When Wite Asks for Additional Household Allowarncés

Demonstration for Former. Secretary of Treasury Easily Lowiest, Longest and Most Tumultuous—Echoes of Wet and Dry Fight sre Heard on Floor. '’

PALMER, COX, M’ADOO ACCORDED TREMENDOUS DEMONSTRATIONS; EDWARDS’ OVATION IS BRIEF   Prospective Nominees Include, in. Addition to  Three Leaders,-Owen, Cummings, itchcock,  Smith, Edwards, Meredith, Gerard—McAdoo.  Opponents May Get Behind Champ. Clark..."

GREAT OUTBURSTS FOLLOW NOMINATIONS OF PALMER, COX AND W. GIBBS MADOO   CONVENTION ADJOURNS UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK TODAY WHEN LIST WILL BE COMPLETED—POSSIBILITY OF BALLOTING DURING DAY.

TEN CANDIDATES ARE IN NOMINATION NOW BEFORE CONVENTION   Big Demonstrations Greeted Presentation of Names of Palmer, Cox and McAdoo.   DR. JENKINS IS DISSUADED FROM DELIV BRING SPEECH   Convention Adjourned Until 11 O’Clock Today—More Nowinating Speeches Then.‘

30 STATES JOIN BIGGEST PARADE: OF TEN STAGED   JENKINS UTTERS ONLY FIVE WORDS IN PRESENTING TEXAS’ CHOICE

DEMOCRATS HEAR ASPIRANTS PUT IN NOMINATION   All But One Candidate Placed Before the Convention.

PRELINAINARIES BEING RAPIDLY DISPOSED OF   NOMINATING SPEECH FOR JOHN W. DAVIS ALONE REMAINS TO BE HEARD,

Goes Wild as Ex-Secretary i: Unexpectedly Named.in Shortest Speech on Record.   TEN CANDIDATES NOMINATED:   Cox and Palmer Demonstrations Second Only to Great Out-burst for McAdoo.

AFTER NAMING “TENIEADERS   Davis Is Only One Who Was Not Nominated in Yesterday’s Session.   NOMINATION DAY WAS ” STRAIN ON DELEGATES   flad to Get Chance to Rest Before. Platform Is Presented and Voting Begins on the.Candidates,

Democratic National Con at After An EightHour Session, Jecesses  tiott 10 A, M, Phursday   PALMER, COX, M’ADOO GET DEMONSTRATIONS   -atter Causes the Loudest Longest and Most Tupi: tuous Uproar: Hf “Dratt nd! He Will Make Race.

TEN CANDIDATES — PLACED. BEFORE THE CONVENTION   Name of John W. Davis Not Reached When Recess Was Taken.   CHANCES ARE PROBABLY HELPED BY THE DELAY   Biggest Demonstrations Game With Presentation of Palm. er, Cox and McAdoo—Echo of Wet and Dry Fight Occasionally Reached Floor.

CHINA DOLL Ao CARTO FOR CONTRABAND BOOZ FROM MEDITERRANEA   Steamer on Arrival Proves a Veritable Liquor Warehouse.

HARDING GONFERS WITH W. H. TART ON PEACE PLANS   Taft Expresses Confidence of Satisfactory Solution by President-Elect   STATEMENT CONCERNING CONFERENCE IS ISSUED   Harding Casts Aside Political Cares to Enter Sprrit on Christmas

TAFT ENCOURAGED BY: HARDING CONFERENCE ON UNIVERSAL PEACK   Former President Refuses to “Comment on Results: but Is-sues Press’. Statement”

STATEMENT OF TAFT INDICATES HARDING FAVORS PEACE PLAN   Bitter Enders Will Be Dissatis fied With Proposal is the Present Indication.   OPPOSITION TO PEACE PACT SEEMS TO BE DYIN«      Former President Says He “J Much Encouraged” Following Conference.

NEWSPAPER MEN DINNER GUESTS PRESIDENT-ELECT   Morning Will be Spent With Mrs. Harding in Opening Christmas Presents.   HAS LONG CONFERENCE WITH FORMER PRESIDENT   Mr. Taft Encouraged to Think Practical Solution That Will Satisfy Those Anxious to Give United States Leadership is Being Worked Out.

Practical Solution Is  Sought by Sen. Hardin;   FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT 48 SURE THAT THE NEXT PRESIDENT WILL FIND SOME WAY OUT OF GREAT DIFFICULTY ABOUT LEAGUE—HE ISSUES A FORMAL STATEMENT, AFTER CONFERENCE HELD AT MARION

TAFT SAYS HARDING IS ON RIGHT TRACK   FORMER PRESIDENT CONVINCED OF HIS GOOD IDEAS,   Believes Seuator Is Working Out a Practical Solution of the Preblem Involving Peace of the World.

HARDING. AND TAFT. TALK  OF PEACE  ON   President-Elect and Former President Discuss Possible Means of Averting Wars in the Future   NO CONFERENCES ARE SCHEDULED FOR TODA)   Senator and His Wife Will Eat a Christmas Dinner With Newspaper Men, Invited As Their Guests

PRESIDENT - ELECT DISCUSSES PLANS: TAFT [3 ELATED   DECLARES THAT HE ENJOYED HIS CONFERENCE WITH OHIO SENATOR.   Believes That League Will Be Reality as New Executive Is Expected to Make Own Views Secondary.

MIDINETTE IS DISAPPEARING      French Girle Throw Agige Negdies te Take Up Stencgraphy end Typewriting,

Navy Deserter Says He © Set Boston Hotel Fire:   Man Went from One Hostelry to Another for the Purpose of Starting Fires, According to Alleged Statement.

DUBLIN RAIDED BY SOLDIERS FOR FOUR HOURS   ACTIVITIES ACCOMPANIED BY RIFLE VOLLEYS AND NUMEROUS EXPLOSIONS OF ROWMRS.   M'SWINEY IS SEMI-CONSCIOUS   The Lord Mayor’s Mental Condition Grows Worse as Time Pass@s; Delirious Today.

BRITToH SOLDIERS AND PROPERTY 1 GUY IRELAND   Rifle Volleys and Bomtk Explosions Cause Rioting.

TERRORIZE IRISH PEOPLE   Plot to Force Irish to Aban don Claim for Independ. ence, Says Griffith   Statement Follows Report From London of Sinn Fein Approval of Dontinion Plan

MODERATES AMONG LEADERS IN IRELAND SEEKING FOR PEACE   Report from London Indicates Influences Are at Work Which May Find a Solution of Irish Problem Although Griffith Says No. .

TOWOMERULE 6 Ship   irish Republican Leader Says It Is Not ‘True and Thai Independence Alone Asked

FEIN NOT FIGHTING BROAD HANIE BLILE BIL   rish Moderates Claim Nationalist Leaders are Won te Their Plan if Approved by Popular Majority

NEW HOPE FOR IRISH PEACE   Sinn Fein Leaders intimate They Wij Accept Broad Measure of Dominion Rule.

MODERATES AMONG LEADERS IN IRELAND SEEKING FOR PEACE   Report from London Indicates Influences Are at Work Which May Find a Solution of Irish Problem Although Griffith Says No. .   Irish Independence or Nothing Says Griffith

SINN FEIN TO ACCEPT. HOME RULE PLAN IF PEOPLE DEMAND tT   'Conncil of Moderates. Acts: a Intermediary,{o Bring Britain and Ireland Together   GRIFFITH DENIES “REPORT =.  OF BREAK IN SINN FEIN   Leader Demands Complete Separation from Britain

SINN FEIN MAY AGREE T0 PLAN   Desire Separation But Said Will Not Oppose  Broad Measure.

2,000 ARMENIANS AND ~TAMERIEANS MURDERE   Give Up Their Lives in Asiatic Turkey in Attacks by Turkish Nationalists,

BURNING OF A BRITISH FLAG      Haseled Dewn and Set Afire by Alleged Irish Sympathiser.

POSTAL SERVICE NEAR WRECK   System Wil! Collapse Unless Pay Is Raised, Says Congressman Davey of Ohio.

WINS FIRST DIVO@RCE “STEF   Duchess of Marlborough. Formerl Consuelo Vanderbilt, Gronted Restitution of Conjugal R'ghts.

FIRST STEP IN DIVORCE WON   Restitution of Conjugal Rights Grant. ed Duchess of Marlborough.

PAL INNOCENT HE SURRENDERS   Man Confesses Robbery, Says Tnnocent Man Was Sentenced

HE i HOLOUP   Man Exonerates Another Whom He Says Is Serving Time,

Florida Health Officer Starts Investigation of Mental Condition of Former Tammany Boss.      MACK INDIGNANT AT SUIT OF CHILDREN   Gerard Says Those Who At.tack Sanity Are Far Better Subjects for Insane Asylum Than Croker,

Through Inquiry Into Menta! Condition of Richard Croke: Being Made by Physicians at His Request—Public Senti ment With Him.

FORTUNE WILL CONTINUE TO PILE UP      Refusal of Charles Garland to Accept Million Dollare WIil Not Help Anyone Else.

DRA T CADE OGAUGHT ATER NOTABLE GHASE   Philadelphia Man Arrested Today in Home of His Parents

ARREST ALLEGED EVADER   Wealthy Young Man, Said to Have Pscaped Draft, Caught In  he A

‘ARREST ALLEGED EVADER   Wealthy Young Man, Satd to Hare Escaped Draft, Caught In

Wealthy Draft Evader Caught In His Home   Brewer's Son is Captured After Moth er Defies Officers With Revolyer—Glad He is Caught —Visited In Milwaukee.

Campaign For the Presidential Nomination Need Not Interfere With His Military Duties

HOTEL FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO   A Dozen Persons Are Believed to Have Perished   And Scores Are In Hospitals Saffering from Burns and Bruises   Twenty Firemen Were Injured in Fighting the Flames   Explosion on Roof Before Fire Broke Out and Many Blown from the Roof.

TREMEN SEARCH FOR BODIES = IN APARTMENT HOUSE RUIN   Mire Destroys Fashionable Structure in San Francisco With Loss of Maney Lives and Injury of  Dovens of Perenne

YACHTS DRIFT IN FINAL RACE   With Practically No Breeze Resolute Takes Lead in Fight to Retain America’s Cup.   NOT LIKELY TO FINISH

SEAMANSHIP PUTS RESOUUTE AHEAD   Shemrock Gets Lead in Cup Race bnt Fails to Hold Advantage; American Yachtsman Mancuvers Resolute to Leadership; Has Good Advantage.

RESOLUTE HAS LEAD TODAY Tt QUARTER WAL   Final Race for Cup Turns Out to Be Drifting Match, With Defender Ahead

DRIFTING CONTEST  BETWEEN RAC   [FIFTH RACE FOR AMERICA’S CUE TURNS INTO A DRIFTING CONTEST TODAY.

MRS, WILLIAMS ~ HOSTESS TODA   ENXTERTATNED THE MEMBERS OT VOMESTIC SCIENCE CLUB THAIS AFTERNOON.   TWD FINE PAPERS GIVEN

DIRIGIBLE SEEKS MISSING VESELS   Iwo French Steamers Said Ti Have Sunk In Passage From Algeria

BUYERS GOBBLE UP INDIAN FARM LANE   b  {More Than $20,000 Worth Sold at Claremore; Auction; Most of It Brings  ' Over Appraised Value.

FATE OF SUFFRAGE NOW — -IN HANDS OF DELAWARE SPECIAL LEGISLATURE

SUFFRAGE FATE NCH UN TANDD UF UNE alae   DELAWARE LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO BE THIETY-SINTH TO VOTE RATIFICATION,

DELAWARE HOLDS FATE OF SUFFS   Ratification of Amendment By Delaware Legislature Means Women Can Vote In Presidential Primaries.

FATE OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE HANGS UPON DELAWARE   Hard Fight is On And Fate Of Measure Not Known At   Thirty-five of Necessary Thirtysix Have Ratified Amendment

UFFAAGE HANGS IN THE BALANGE   LEGISLATURE OF DELAWARE . WILL OR WILL NOT CONFER NATIONAL BALLOT   HUGHES GIVES AN OPINION   Refutes Claims of Anti-Suffragists That State Laws Will in Anywise Affect Federal Amendment.

DELAWARE IS HOLDING FATE OF SUFFRAGE   Adoption of Amendment by Washington, One More State Negessary   BOTH SIDES MAKING CLAIMS ON RESULT

Delaware’s Action to Decide if American Women Shall Take Part in Presidential Primar;

SUFFRAGETTES ARE HOPEFUL AS ACTION DRACS IN DELAWARE   LEGISLATURE IN LAST NEEDED STATE. DELAYS VOTE ON RATIFICATION.   JUDGE IN RULING   Claims of “Antis on Limitations of Law Called Eryoneous.

IS UP TO MARYLAND   FATE OF SEFFRAGE AWEND. MENT SETTLED SOON,   Fasarahie Action by Maryland wit Give Wamen of AH States the ¢ Right fo Vote tm 1920.

State Department Announces Condition Giving Mexican Government Recognition.   MATTER UP TO GEN. OBREGON   Y. &. Will Demand of Newly Constituted Government in Mexico Definite and Satisfactory Reply to Protest Sent in August.

MUST GUARANTEE AMERICAN RIGHTS   State Department Announces _ Condition Giving Mexican — Government Recognition.   MATTER UP TO GEN. OBREGOI   U. S. Will Demand of Newly Constituted Government in Mexico Defi_ nite and Satisfactory Reply to Protest Sent in August.

ANERICAN RIGHTS I  ‘MEXICO MUST BE SECURED BEFORE RECOGNITION   State Department Announces Conditions Under Which It Will Treat With Obregon for Formal Support of New Regime.   DISCRIMINATIGN AGAINST OIL INTERESTS MUST BE ENDED   No Answer Received to American Note  in August, but Whole Question Wil Come Un Formally After Obregon’: Inaucuration.

THIRTEEN ARE IN RUNNING   Simmons, Glass and Davi Placed in Nomination Today.

PLATFORM ONLY DELAY T0 START OFVOTING TODAY   Two More Nominating Speeches On Convention Program. -

REPORT OFFICER AS STAKEHOLDER   Police Investigate Fatal Ac cident As Result of Autc Race For Wager   Officer Said to Have Acted As Starter and Stakeholder and Also Made Bat

WORLD PEACE WITH NO REGARD FOR POLITIC   Is Wanted in League of Nations Said Rev. C. H. Temple at Thursday  Club Meetinc.

WORLD PEACE WITH NO REGARD FOR POLITICS   Is Wanted in League of! -Nations Said Rey. Cc. H “Femple~at—  .. Club Meeting:

ss i A SPLENDID RECITAL.   Marvelous Posstbitties ofthe Edison Pode - . Displayed. !

A SPLENDID RECITAL...   Marvelous Possibilities of*the Edison Displayed.

TINCHER 10 THE RESCUE   Has Bill For Import Duty On Wheat.   35 GENTS «=A BUSHEL   Kansan Will Introduce It A Opening of Congress next Monday.

PROTECT WHEAT FARMERS.   Meprenentatire Mncher- Has Pre: pared A Bil For Next Wonday. —«-

PROPOSES EXCISE TAX ON PRINT PAPER   One Publisher Favors a Tax on Al Advertising, Aliso, as Means of Cutting White Paper Use.

EXCISE TAX ON. PAPER DISCUSSE   Witnesses Appear Before Senate Committee and Express Approval and Opposition,

6.0. P. GAINS IN CLOSE CONTESTS   Latest Returns from Doubtful Representative Districts Favor Republicans

START SEEDING BY APRIL 15TH   Only Poor Weather Conditions Will Stand in Way of Operations.

LYNCHING AN AFFRONT TO ACCUMULATED WISDOM   Crime Under Any  Cireumstances, Says Chairman Hays, of Republiean National Committee.

DENIKIN’S TROOPS DISARMED   Forces Driven Into Ukrainian Territory. Dispateh Savs.

DENIKIN'S TROOPS ~~ FLED TO ROUMANE   Remnant of Once Big Any Wh   Disarmed After Surrendering City of Odessa.

UKRANIANS CLAIM CAPTURE OF ODESSA   Denekine’s Forces Driven From City, Says Announcement at Vienna.

DENIKEN’S ARMY WAS DISARMED   {Ped te Rowmanin After Crushing Defeat bye U Krug in Which Many Were Dlsarned, ‘

MOTODA FEARS AN OPEN BREAK WITH AMERIC:   Declares Conditions Grow Worse But Hopes for  Cerasndid Arhnan

ANTI-SAPANESE MOVE FEARED   Leader Hopes for Settlement After Election in the U. S.

JAPS ALARM BY OENTIMENT  OF AMERIGANG   THINK IMPROVEMENT IN SITU ATION MAY COME AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,

APPEAL TO. AMERICAN HUMANITY AND JUSTICI   Japanese Statesmen Express Con fidence of Settlement of — _~ Differences,

FEARS ANTI-JAPANESE MOVE   Nipponese Leader, However, Hopes for Settiemert After Election in Uhited States.

VALUE UF Vi DOLLARS NOW WP TO OS GENTS   Rising Trend Has Advanced 18 Cents Since May, Government Figures Show   CONTINUED DECLINE IN PRICES IS ANTICIPATED   BUMPER CROPS OF ALL KINDS. LETTER LABOR AND TRANS. PORTATION TENixs TO NOR. MAL CONDITIONS,

BOLLAR IS COMING BACK.   Value Now 55 Cents, 18 Cents More Than in May.

DOLLAR ON ROAD 10 100 CENTS VALUE   Government Report Indicates That American Dollar {s Now Worth 55 Cents.

BOARD OF CONTROL IS COMPLET IVG DRAFT OF MEASURE FOR APPROPRIATION,

EASTERN-STOCKS HAVE TENDENCY TO GO UPWARD   General Recovery in Market Follows Uuward Tendency Which Began Monday and Continues.   GENERAL MOTORS IN ADVANCE   Crucible Steel and General Electric Stocks Go Up  . Four Pionts. Optimistic Outlook.

Stock Markcts * Were Active Today   Substfatiat “Addition ta Yesterday’ 24 Tiist: of Recoverics ©

General Motors Control Passes from Durant to Du Pont Interests   Pierre DuPont Purchakes Immense Block of Durapt Stock and ‘Wail Street Immediately Resumes Confidence—Ceneral Afatore Features Treading with Upward Trend.

STOCKS OPEN STRON(   MUCH oF THY: GAIN LOST. WHE /BATS BREAI: DUE TO

STRONGLY DEPRECATES - ANTI-U.‘S. AGITATION   lapanena Baron Advise: - Moderation.

JAP STATESMEN WORRIED OVER PRESENT CRISIS   Try to Deprecate AnttAmerican Demonstrations.

JAPS THINK — STORM WILL ~ BLOWOVER   Eee  BETWEEN AMERICA AND JAPAN AFTER THE SESE TIAL ELECTION.

GOTO SEES HOPE DF SETTLEMENT   Former Tokyo Minister Says Anti-Jap Move Politics.   PROBABLY BE NEXT PREMIER   Leader Deprecates Anti-American Out. bursts in Japan Newspapers— Declares California Situation Presidential Campaian Phase.

BROOKLYN TAKES SECOND GAME WORLD'S SERIES FROM INDIANS   ANTI-JAP MOVE PGLITICS--COTO   Strongly Deprecates Anti-American Outbursts in the japanese Press.   SEE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT   Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Who May Be Japan’s Next Premier, Says Situation Is Phase of Presidentia! Election.

ANTI-JAP MOVE — — -POLITICS--GOTO   Strongly Deprecsates Anti-Ameri< can Outbursts in the Japanese Press.   SEE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT   Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Who Mee Be Japan's Next Pre. mier, Says Situation tg Phase of Presidential Election.

GOTO BLAMES POLITICS FOR JAP FEELING   Strongly Depresates Anti-Ameri can Outbursts in the Japanese Press.   SEE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT   Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Who May Be Japan's Next Premier, Says Situation Is Phase of Presidential Election.

SEGRETARY LANE GIVES UP POS]   Last Official Act Is to Call Community Organization Meeting, March 20.

NEIGHBOR DOD PARLEY CALLER   Community Experts Sum moned to Nationa! Gath ering at Washington.

CALLS FOR WARRANTS FOR COUNTY OFFICIAL   Small Army of Federal Agent: Nearing Scene of Near Re bellion Against Federal Au. non.  CONSTABULARY 10 AID  Officials Charged With Ob Structing Federal Prohibitior Laws.

VALLD FUR WARRAN Id rUR COUNT) UEEIDIALS   WEdlilig, OUCIIe Ul Weal Ae: bellion Against Federal Au. ny.  CONSTABULARY TO AID  Officials Charged With Ob Structin2 Federal Prohibition Laws.

WILL ARREST SIX GOUNTY OFFICIALS   Applies For Warrants For Arrest of County and City Officials Charged With Obstructing Enforcement Prohibition Law.

END WHISKEY, REBELLION      prcagilie? Otticge Wits Real J hathorlty, Wiit Arrest Officiats.

MICHIGAN WETS WEAKEN BEFORE DISPLAY OF FORCE   Iron County Residents Show White Flag As U. §. Agents Approach.   SHERIFF SAYS HE WILL NOT RESIST ARREST BY DALRYMPLE   Declares He Did Not Re gard Assistants Credentials As Sufficient. -

PROHI REVOLT — IN MICHIGAN IS IN MUDDLE   U. S. Commissioner Refuses to Issue Warrants For Arrests.

! yIN TERCATROHW MOVEMENT i WHEE BE CONTINCED   ON MODIFIED SCALE   2 t General Board Names Committee of Poreecen to Pian Reoygaui-

INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT TO CONTINUE   Will be on Greatly Modified  Scale, However, General Qflammittac (= pen

INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT TOBE CONTINUED, BUT ON A MUCH MODIFIED SCALE

INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT 10 GO ON:   Work Will Continue On Greatly Modified Scale, However,  Ils the Determination

SINGLE TAXERS ARE AGAINST LA FOLLETTE   TURN DOWN WIS. MAN AS THIRI PARTY LEADER—RADICALS AT CHICAGO   DRYS MAY HAVE A SLATE   Hinshaw Says Decision Will Be Made at Lincoln Convention Next Month.   REDUCE SCOPE OF INTER-CHURCH DRIVE

INTER-CHURCE WORLD MOVEMENT CONTINUES   Committee Decides to Proceed With, Plans But on Greatly Modified Sca!:

INTERCHURCH WORLD MOVEMENT TO CONTINUE   Will be on Greatly Modified Scale, However, General Committee Decides.

INTERCHURCH — WORK TO GO ON.  Genernl Committ e¢ for Continuance

MAJOR LEAGUES rE UN PENNANT GUNTESTS TODAY   Southern Suns Have Hardened Players for Initial Games—  Cities Will Celebrate Opening of Season.

KENTUCKY 1S: OPEN       REPUBLICAN 54 ARE UNINSTRECT         Ese & . One Woman Honore’ in  Os dite Large,     Tection

ENTUCKY 15 OPEN   REPUBLICAN STATE DELEGATES ARE UNINSTRECTEDRD.   One Women Honored in Selection  of Delegates ato Large.

PREDICTS A BONE DRY WORLD   President ef Bryn Mawr Cellege BeMeves I¢ Ilse Ceming.

cmaiemeccet: on uemeer —ee  WHOLE WORLD TO BE DONE DRY SAYS EDUCATOR

JANUARY TERM OF COURT BEGIN   New Term Convenes With An Unusually Heavy Docket.   CASES DISMISSED   Several Suits Are Stricken Fron  The Docket—Cases Are Set For Trial.     1

WHEAT PROSPECT NOT BRIGHT   Only 70 Per Cent of Normal in State  of Missour!.

LEGIONNAIRES Utd? OTATES WANT BONUS   Poll of 48 States and District of Columbia Taken at Washington Today   DRAFT OF BONUS BILL PRESENTED TO LEGION   “ARM LAND SETTLEMENT HOME LOANS AND VOCATION AL, TRAINING PROVIDED IN OPTIONAL PLAN,

Industries “Will Be Run = By The Community, Change To Be Gradual.

ELWELL MYSTERY IS UNSOLVED   Latest Clue Gravitates Aronnd Own er of Silk Found in Hte Reom.

SUNG ARE FIRED BY RADIO FROM LONG DISTANCES   Paris Could Cause Explosion in Berlin by New Device in Wireless Teleagraphy.   Fog-Guns “Are Already Ex. ploded Fifteen Miles Away — Alarm for Ships at Sea.

REVOLUTIONIZE WARFARE   Invention May Make Possible Firing of Mines by. Kiidio for Long istances,

HARDING TO BE NOTIFIED ABOUT MIDDLE OF JUL'   Bryan Wires Nominee ‘That They Haye No Common Viewpoint Politically; La .¥Follette Has Not Sent, Congratulations

HARDING TELLS NEWSPAPERMEN A FEW THINGS   Says His Official Notification Probably Will Take Place Middle of Joly.   CONGRATULAT'RY MESSAGES   Have Been Received By Him From Practically AH Prominent Republicans.

LT TTR seem comets mien aerate aan aaa cae ta el  WILL SELL TRUCK USED FOR. TRANSPORTATION OF LIQUOR

CLAIMS REDUCTIONS  COST FARMERS HEAV’   Farmers Sustained Loss of $1,750,000,000 During July and August, Says National Council Manager.

FARMERS’ LOSS IS ENORMOUS   Two Months’ Drop in Price  f Prod. ucts Costly to Agriculture ‘ ays Cc. P. Hamptcn.

FARMERS’ LOSS IS ENORMOUS   Two Months’ Drep in Price of Producte Costly te Agrisuiture Says é.: Pp. Mamaten.

FARMERS SUFFER FROM THE BIG PRICE SLUMP   During July and August Their Loss Will Reach Approximate. ly $1,750,000,000.

cur T IN PRICES  . COSTS. FARMERS" . $1,750,000,000   No ‘Assurance of Fair Profi Says Director of Na-—  TL , it ee os 

PRICE CUTTING COSTS FARMERS _ NEAR 9. BILLION   Secretary of Bureau in Wash ington Says Producers Lose Heavily

AMER LOSE BY REDUCTION   NATIONAL COUNCIL?S MANAGING DIRECTOR SAYS PRODUCER JS HIT.

1, W. W. DEPENSE STARTED.   One of Defendants in Centralia Case Placed on Stand.

DELEGATES AT MINK DBECT TOTREATIMEN   WIRELESS MESSAGES ~ ARE GREATLY DELAYED   Takes From Two:to Five Days for. Communications to Reach Warsaw; Courier Service Just as Bad

POLIGH DELEGATES AT MINSK LOOKED UPON AS SPIES   Virtually Prisoners. and Are Scantily Fed on Unpalatable Food.

POLISH ENVOYS FARE BADLY AT MINSK PARLEY   Delegates Are Virtually Prisoners and Regarded As Spies, Report   TO SHIFT MEET CENTER   DATE AND PLACE FOR CONTINUANCE OF CONFERENCE NOT YET SETTLED.

CHARGE POLE ENVOYS VIRTUALLY PRISONER‘   Minsk Peace Delegates Said to. I  Cut Off From Communications.

coi. KILLING OF NOBLES      Jap Secret Service Men Discover Piot to Use Sombs Against Koreans.

GORSTANTINE PROMISES TL TAY ARR  I]      Wil} Continue . Expansionist’s Program, and Protect . New Territories.   ‘QUEEN SOPHIA GOES Ne AVE OF ALEXANDER   ‘Dutch Minister Announces He , Wilt Soon Call on = * ve King,

MOTHER'S TEARS HALTS JUBILEE   Queen Sophie Weeks Over Son ag Greece Rejoices

h  TAKE COMMAND OF HIS ARMIE   People Celebrate Return of Monarch—Allies Quit Athens

VICTORY SEEN IN DELAWARE   Republicans Now Hurry to Beat Demecrats of Mississippi in Putting Suffrage Across.

Suffrage Victory Assured in Delawar:   This is the Claim of Friends of Sutfrawe -Actlon Expected  a

Policy of Prudence In the Emergency As It Was Carried Out By British Admiralty Drew Warm Condemnation From the Chief Executive, Secy. Daniels Testifies

DANIELS READS WILSON'S CABLE AT HEARING   ‘Helpless to Point of Panic," President’: View of British Navy Three Months after We Entered the War.   INVESTIGATION

“HELPLESS TO A POINT OF PANIC”   President Cabled to Admiral Sims on Jaly 4, 1917   ‘When He Asked for a Report on What the Admiralty Had Been Doing.

‘Daniels Testifies of Pre:ident’s Cable Before Senate.   {SURPRISED AT FAILURE   Sims Replied Only Ih General Way From London Post

SIMS CASE BRINGS OUT ~NEW LETTER   Daniels Quotes Wilson Cable Before Senate Committee Today.

MILITARY INQUIRY INTO ATTEMPTED KIDNAPING OF ENITOR ENDS AT HOUSTO!

NEW INVENTION TO HUNT STAR   CHICAGO PROFESSOR HA ALREADY LOCATED NEW ONES.

BOY MAY RECOVER.   lad Who Was Victim of Auto Accident, is Better,

ROY MAY RECOVER.         Victim of Auto ‘Aceident: is :Hetter, ad

MUST PAY POLL TAX.   Council Will See se That All Who Are liahla Dav

REPUDIATION OF BABLER 15 SOUGHT BY STATE G0. P   Concerted Action to Oust Com mitteeman Urged at Mass Meeting—Ignore Plea to Drop “Unwise Action.”

CONCERTED ACTION BY REPBULICANS REPUDIATES BABLER   Take Action Thruout the State on National mitteeman   IGNORE ACTION OF STATE COMMITTEE

ELEVEN PERSONS INJURED © WHEN POLICE ARE STONED  AT DANISH RED MEETING   Political-Crisis in Denmark Eases on Resignation * “of Premier Liebe and Cabinet--Radicals f Oppose Strike Settlement.

ELEVEN INJURED   In Hioting in Copenhagen When Cormwwunists Stoned Police.

INTENTION TO STRENGTHEN MEX. ICO’S RELATIONS WITH OUTSIDE WORLD PLEDGED.

epee cheated tment neni emen nein enema edamame cena maaail  HAVANA WANTS SOME SUGAR KEPT AT HOME

LAUNCH THIRD — PARTY TO-DAY   IT 1S ANAGGREGATION OF ALL SHADES OF REDS.   LAFOLLETTE IN. LEAD   AT LEAST HE SEEMS TO BE CHOICE OF DELEGATES.    The Keynoter Denounces’ the Repubtican and Demaocratle Parthes Wich Equal Venom..

PLATFORM TOBE DIFFICULT. TASK   Third Party Leaders Seek Method of Pleasing Dif{ ferent Factions.   LA‘FOLLETTE STILL LEADS

Most of Delegates to Convention, Which Opened Today, Wear LaFailette Radaec   SESSIONS LATE INSTARTING   Conference With Non-Partisan League, Labor Party and Other Elements Delays Beart

THAD PARTY IN GUNVENTION IN CHICAGO TODAY   Sentiment of the Delegates Seems tc be Unanimous For the Candidacy Of La Follette.

Before Adjourning Singe Tax Delegates Take “Unequivocal and Bitter End’”’ Stand Against ‘“‘Socialistic and Paternalistic”’ Policies   Denannese Parties

THIRD PARTY WAS KEYNOTING TODA)   RADICALS AND LIBERALS ALL HAVE DELEGATES AT CONVENTION   ALL FOR LA FOLLETTE   Allen MeCurdy From New York in Keynote Speech Condemned Oiher Parties   Considerable Friction Amoac Pelegates Over Public: Ownership Question

COMMITTEE OF 48 MEETING IN CHICAGO   Expect to Frame Platform and Choose a Nominee To Repre sent Third Party.

LA FOLLETTE GHOIGE OF THE SOAP BOXERS   Heterogeneous Conglomeralion o! “Antis in Convention for » Launching Third Party   SLAVERY-SHACKLE STRIKING? TG BE CHIEF BUSINESS

MORE LIBERTY AND FEWER LAWS WHAT THIRD PARTY WANTS   Demos and G. 0. P. Wings of Same Bird of Prey, Says McCurdy Sounding Keynote At “48° Céiivention.

THIRD PARTY GETS UNDEWAY, SENATOR LAFOLLETTE LEADING   Keynote Speeches Condemn Republican and Democratic Platforms.   AND THEIR CANDIDATES   Long Conferences Delay Work of Convention; Fusion Is Greatly Handicapped.

COMMITTEE OF FORTV-EIGHT EI   PROLONGED CONFERENCES DELAYED 'THE MEETING   LAFOLLETTE FOR PAESIAE NT      Representatives of Differcnt Organivatlons Rave Ret Planks for the Platform,

LAFOLLETTE IS CHOICE 48 ERS FOR PRESIDEN]   Third Party Movement i Launched Today by Var ious Organizations.

LAFOLLETTE, FORD ANDCH. INGERSOLL PROPOSED      Leaders  Attempting Amalgema 7 tion With the National: " Labor Party.   DIVISION IS. THREATENED   Single Taxers, Oppose Selection o Latoliette and Threaten _ Withdraw.

SINGLE TAXERS ANDLABORITES ARE INSISTENT   Widely Differing De. sires Have Been  Made Known

THIRD PARTY'S CONVENTION ON   Several Organizations Strive to Combine Theories.   STUMBLE OVER RAILROADS   Keynote Speech Demanding New Political Deal Was Outstanding Event of Session.

FUSION CANDIDATE EROIER TAoK THAN FUSION PLATFORM   ‘Various Political Bodies Want ' Pet Planks Endorsed as Third Party Issues.   LAFOLLETTE BUTTONS ON « MAJORITY OF DELEGATES   Committee of 48 Convention Opens With Great Mixture of Organizations.

NEW PARTY LAUNCHED IN CHICAGO   Senator LaFollette is Apparent Choice of ‘ Forty-Eighters Now In Session,  New Yorker alte Key-Note  3 Pe Se

TR an aT   ‘Half. Dozen Liberal and Radical Organizations Launch Third Party Movement   SINGLE TAXERS WILL _ OPPGSE SOCIALISTS   Soap Boxers Busy in Conven: tion Hall Corridors Expound “ling Principles

NO OPPOSITION TO LAFOLLETTE IN FORTY-ELGH]   Likely Wisconsin Solon Wil Be Presidential Candidate of Fusion Organization.   Third Party Launched At Ch: cago In Its First National Convention.

LA FOLLETTE SEEMS TO Bi MOST POPULAI   WISCONSIN SENATOR APPARENT CHOICE OF THIRD PARTY DELEGATES MEETING IN CHICAGO.

LA FOLLETTE 1S LIKELY CHOICE THIRD PARTY   CONVENTION OF LIBERAL: AND RADICALS HEA KEYNOTE SPEECH Ay  OPENING opoomar

AMALGAMATION WITH . LABOR PARTY -AND _ OTHER, ORGANIZA TIONS OBJECT it   Ui Conferences at Chicago —Many Stumbling’ Blocks to be Overcome — Ideas of 48 Committee to Form cy Basis for Platform. °

BADGER SENATOR HAS NO OPPOSITION FOR NOMINATION   COMMITTEE OF 48 LAUNCHS NEW POLITICAL MOVE IN CHICAGO -°  CONVENTION   Ownership Question Is Principal Issue to Be Worked

La Follette, 48’s Favorite for Presideat, Not Acceptable to Others.   OTHER DIVIDING QUESTIONS   Unable to Agree On Who Shall Control] Public Owned Railroads.

IRIRD PARTY MOVE DEFINITELY BEGUN   Convention Opens with Senator LaFollette Having No Apparent Opposition for Presidential Nomination,   KEYNOTE SPEECH MADE BY CHAIRMAN McCURDY   Various Groups Assembled for Meeting Are Widely Separated in Aims—All Have Some Pet Plank.

50 MILLION FOR GOTHAM DOCKS   New York Plans Gigantic Improvement on the Hudson River Water Front   TAKE TEN YEARS TO BUILD   New System, is to Consist of Wide Piers, Slipa and Margina! Streets, With Warehouses and Tracks Where Avallable in Rear.

POL'CE WRECK TOWN   TWO CIVILIANS KILLED WHEN IRISH TOWN 18 FIRED,   Action Follows Slaying of District tn spector of Constabulary—-Disturbances in Other Sectionc.

=           IN RETALIATION FOR MURDER   Two Are: Killed and ‘Many ited 28. Houses are Burned to Ground. ‘ 50° Officers ‘Participated :

SHOOTING OF TWO OFFICERS CAIN AVENGER   Largest Hosiery Factory it Ireaind Destroyed by Rioters   SINN FEINERS’ HOUSES FIRED: SOME BAYONETED   Belief That. Mayor MacSwiney. Is Being Fed Gains ~~ lately ~

BALBRIGGAN WRECKED BY AUNULIARY POLICE FORCE  siQieaw Ananniatad Weana

WRECK IRISH TOWN AFTER POLICE KILLED   Police Kill and Wound People and Destroy Factory and Homes.

POLICE WRECK IRISH TOWN OF BALBRIGGAN   Two Civilians Shot and Many Wounded-Largest Hosiery Factory in Ireland is Burned

Two Civilians Shot Dead and Several Wounded in Retaliatory Fighting in Balbriggan: Large Factory Razed   MacSwiney and Eleven Other Hunger Strikers Arc Reported Weaker; Sinn Feiners Say Release Is Improbable   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE TO TRISUNE,

TRISH TOWN WRECKED   Auxillary Potice Retallate for Murdet of District Inspector; Two Civillans Dead, And Several Hurt.

SEEK RETALIATION FOR SHOOTING OF TWO OFFICERS  LAR aes TOR XIN SOUe ee  ING. HOMES BURNED Public Houses Set on Fir e, Ter-

Town of Balbriggan Wrecked By Police   the Towa Weeeked in Repriliation Cy the Shooting of Nwo Police OFF cers.

POLICE FORCES WRECK HOSIERY TOWN IN ERIN   Retaliate for Shvoting of Two Police Officers; Shops Pillaged and Mills Burned   PEOPLE FLEE FROM TOWN   Lord Mayor MacSwiney, of Cork, Enters on 10th Day of ~His “Hunger Strike.”

Town of Balbriggam Wrecked by Police   Auxiliary Force Raids Place, Killing Two Civilians in Retaliation for Deaths of Constables. Charge Police First Bayonetted Victims.   MacSWINEY IS STILL ALIVE

POLICE WRECK = TOWWAFTER GHIEF'SMURDER   Inspector of Police Murdered and Sergeant Shot In Row In  Ireland

Town of Balbriggan Wrecked By Police   The Town Wrecked in Mefaillation for the Shooting of Two Police OftiCars,

eee a ae  POLICE WRECK TOWN   TWO CIVILIANS KILLED WHEN IRISH TOWN IS FIRED.   Action Follows Slaying of District In spector of Constabulary—Disturbances in Other Sections.

POLICE WRECK IRISH HOMES   TWO MEN DRAGGED FROM HOUSES BAYONETTED, AND THEN  cur?

POLICE WRECK TOWN, BAYONET TWO GHILIANS   Burn Sinn Fein Houses and Factory in Retaliation for Shooting of an Inspector and Sergeant.  AAI ARICCAN S DESTROVEL      Streams of Refugees Abandon Town in Face of Threat by “Black and Tans’ to Return.

TERROR REIGNS IN IRISH TOWN   Civil War Follows Shooting of Police Officers at Balbriggan.

TOWN NEAR DUBLIN WRECKED   Police Retaliate for the Kill ing of Inspector and the Wounding of His Brother   Two Civilians Shot Dead— Many Houses and Large Factory Burned

THREE KILLED AS POLICE SACK TOWN   Report Civilians Dragged from ‘Homes and. Exectited—Torch “Sr ey Anonlhed

GE WRECK IRISH TOWN OF BALBRIGGAN   Wrecking Is In Retaliation for Shsoting of Two Police Officers There  . Earlier

IRISH VILLAG WRECKED: TWO CIVILIANS DIE   District Inspector Is Killed and Brother Wounded in Rioting at Balbrigean

RUST PORTANT nce OF WORLE   BIG HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK CUT TO LAST ANALYSIS.   DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS   Kernels Culled From Events of Mo ment in All Parts of the World—— Of [Interest to All the People Everywhere.   Washington

REPUBLICANS WILL ORGANIZE WOMEN   Vigorous Campaign Among Women or Party In Indiana To Be  Waged   MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY   Reports Of Progress In State Were Meard And Plans Made Foft Extensive Campaign

H. C. OF L. HITS . OTHER COUNTRIES - HARDER THAN THIS   In Australia and New Zealand Advance was ‘Less than in the United  States. /   88-PER CENT IN U. S.      116 Per Cent in Great Britain And 93 Per Cont in Canada during the Period Named,

H. C. L. IS. NOT SO BAD   AP LEAST IT IS WORSE IN OTH. ER COUNTRIES THAN HERE.   Prices uf Kwed Here i Have Ad: * yaneed Less Than In Six Oth. ah er Countries.’

Cheer Up, Living Costs  in Foreign Countries Trervanta Marea Tk heaves EY or.,

LIVING COSTS ON MANY ITEMS LESS IN AMERICA THAN IN FOREIGN LAND:

PRICE ADVANCE GENERAL   (:reater Increase In Food [Price In Other Countries.

tureau of Libor Statistics Show That Six Eoreitgn Countries Have Hi-vrher Prices..

HIGH COST OF LIVING SWATS OTHER NATIONS HARDER THAN IT HITS  PEOPLE OF THE U.S. A ACCORDING TO FIGURES

H.C. L. HITS EUROPE HARDER THAN THE U.S   Statistics Show That Living Costs Go Up Higher in Italy and Sweden,   WATCH: NINE COUNTRIES

AMERICA HOLDS SEVENTH PLACE FOR RISE: IN LIVING COST. SINCE YEAR 1914.

LIVING COST IS INCREASING   Prices Are Leaping Faster °° in Europe Than in America

ING GOSTS AVANTE I FOREIGN COUNTRIES ASTER THAN IN U3   AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALANE SHOW LESS ADVANCE THAN AMERICA SINCE 1904.

EUROPEAN COST OF LIVING MUCH HIGHER THAN U.S      Greater Advance in Price:  Except in Australia and Now Zealand

OTHER PEOPLE'S ‘WOES DONT HELP MUCH HERE   Government Says Cost of Liv: ing Has. Advanced.in Some Countries More Than U: 8.   SOME ARE BETTER - OFF

FOREIGNERS FACE RADICAL INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES   Six Foreign ‘Countries Report Greaier Inéieasc Since 1914 Than In Onited States.

ABOVE U. S. ON H.C.L. PROBLEM   A NUMBER OF COUNTRIES HAVE OVER 100 PERCENT HIGHER INCREASES THAN U. 8.

J. S. NEAR FOOT OF THE *"ST IN H. C. L. INCREASE   Of Nine Countries Listed America Stood Seventh  asa Sufferer from High Prices.

THE LONG STEP . HAS BEEN TAKEN   LEGISLATURE - ‘REACHES AGREE. MENT ON INDUSTRIAL COURT. .   KANSAS AGAIN LEADS   LABOR DISPUTES. TO BE SETTLED . BY LAW NOT BY VIOLENCE.    A Falr Wage Is “Assared to Working   Men and an Adequate FR turn te Capital.  { !

House aid. Senate Have Agreed Upoit Its Provisions Now.   “ITS VERY LITTLE CHANGED   The New Board Will, Consist of Three Men Drawing  Salaries $5.000'e Vern

BISHOP MANIX MUST MODIFY AISH TALKS   Message From Rome  Instructs A ustrian On Dismission of Trish Affairs

ITALIAN REGULARS APPROACHING FIUME   Forces Gradually Closing in on Stronghold of the Poet- >  Insurgent.  7

ITALIANS CLOSE IN ON O'WRAUNZID   Plan to Reduce Poet to Helplessness.

Regulars Advance arid” Cut of Fiume Triangle Without a Shot Being. Fired:      AVIATION FIELD: TAKEN IN BLOODLESS BATTLE   Overwhelming Army" Moves From’ Undine “Shutting . Off Escape: “of -D’Annunzio :

EXPECT FALL OF FIUME IN VERY SHORT PERIOD   General  Caviglia. Ordered ‘Adinde Positions Taken On: Fri day and To Gradually Tighten Grip Until Poot Ie Helolése   AVIATION FIELD. * CAPTURED

ITALIAN REGULARS ARE CLOSING IN GRADUALLY ON D’ANNUNZIO FORCES   Troops of General Caviglia Are Ex pected fo Take City of Fiurne This Morning; Several Are Killed During Advance.

ITALIAN REGULARS ARE SLOWLY CLOSING IN ON D’ANNUNZIO’S FORCES: EXPECT CITY TO FALI   Gen. Caviglia’s Soldiers Advance Two Kilo. meters Without Firing a Shot, In a Com.bined Land and Naval Movement; Poet: Soldiers’s Aviation Field Is Captured.

ITALIAN REGULARS CLOSING OM FUME   Soldiers Have Teached Edad of d’Annurzia Stronghold.   LEGIONARIES’ RETIRING

TTALY TIGHTENING GRIP UPON FIUME   REGULARS ADVANCE TO EDGE OF : D’ANNUNZIO STRONGHOLD.   Cavigata’s Troapse Move in Upes Poet’s Legionaires Distance of Twe Kilometera Without Firing a Shet.

TALIARS MOVE, FUME WT para cu hire   Troops Close About But No Shot Is Fired Either by Land or Sea Forces. May Take City This Morning.   POET'S fi. ARE RETIRING   They Evacuate Suburban Points Without Resistance. Regulars Ordered Not to Shoot Unless They Are Provoked.

ITALIAN ARMY TIGHTENS NET   Closing In Gradually on ¢°An“hun zio’s Stronghold,   FALL CF FIUME IMMINENT

FRESH TROUBLE FOR IRELANE   Great Britain May Us Naval Blockade to En  force Martial Law.

CASUALTIES IN CORK REPORTED FOLLOWING DISORDERLY OUTBREAK   Detachment of Black and Tans Bomb. : ed by 3 Civilians, Who Are Cap7 tured as They Attempt to Flee

TAKE BLACK AND TAN POLICE FROM ~THECITY OF CORA   BRITISH AUTHORITIES ARE STRONGLY CENSURING THE POLICE.

RIOTS BREAK QUT IN COAL MINE FIELD   Pittston Is Scene of Bat tle Between Miners and Troops.

RIOTING BROKE OUT IN STRIKING COAL DISTRICT   RIOTERS WERE DISPERSED BY THLE STATE CONSTABULARY

CHARGING TROOPS NISPERSE RIOTER'   First Trouble in Anthracite Coal Strike District Reported at Pittston.

RIOTING BREAKS IN MINE STRIKI   Anthracite Coal District Scene of Pitched Battle When Some Strikers Get Jobs.

RIOT IN COAL FIELDS.      Strikers Try to. Make Comrades Quit Work.

WARRANTS FOR THEATER MEN   Ticket Brokers Accused of Defraud ing Government.

BOOZE OWNERS OUT OF LUCK   Chicago Men Upset by Illinois Law.   CAN'T TRANSPORT LIQUOR   On Public Highways — Federal Permit Would Have No Effect in That State.

OWN ANY STORED LIQUOR? YOU’RE ALL OUT OF LUCK   Uniy Way You Cua. Move It is to Get Outside of it.

RUBBING iT IN IN TLLINOIS   Search and Seizure Law For bids Removal of Stored Liquor.

QWNERS OF BOOZE TN TLLINOTS CAN'T REMOVE 1 HOME   No Federal Ban on Transfer o' Stored Cheer, but Law of State Prohibits It.

FATALITIES MARK STRIFE _ IN STATE.OF YUCATAN      Herlous Sivnating “Pred "Precipitated in Gon fie of § : als.

GREAT UNREST Ot ~ FARMERS SHOWN   Complain of Middlemen’s Big Profits—High Wages in City Lure Away Their Help   About Half of 40,000, in Replies to H. C. L. Queries, Threaten to Quit Fields or Curtail Acreage

Decreased Production Is Predicted for Coming Grow. © ing Seascn.   QUESTIONNAIRES SHOW DISASTEROUS RESULTS   Answers From Growers Show Widespread Condition of Dissatisfaction.

FARMERS THREATEN TO STOP PRODUCING   WIDESPREAD SPIRIT OF UNREST THE COUNTRY OVER.   Unable te Get Help er Fair Reters fer Their Labor—Blame the Middlemen and Laber Unions fer Their Wees.

rARMERS BEGIN TOFEEL UNREST   Spirit of Dissatisfactior Becomes 2s Alarming  SUMMARY OF REPLIES   "rom More than 40,000 Farmers to Questionnaire Reveals Situation So Threatening as Likely to ‘Disturb Existing Economic Structure — Answers Cominc Since TDec

mil OF UNREST If FOUND WITH FARMERS   DISSATISFACTION OVER GONDI TIONS REVEALED BY ANSWERS TO QUESTIONAIRE.

LEAVING EARN LURED TO Gil BY tilbh WAbto   POSTOFFICE DEPT. FINDS UN. REST AMONG FARMERS IN ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY   Hieh Profits Taken By Middlemer Respensible For Small Profits of Producer

LABOR UNIOKS ‘RE BLAWED FOR “PRESET TROUBL      } ° . ‘Answers to Quostionnaires Reveal Dissatisfaction Among Farmers.   CAN’T GET LABORERS   Middlemen Are Also- Re. sponsible Say Many; Want Direct Markets

NATION'S FARMERS ARE NOT SATISFIEL   Indications of Widespread Spirit of Unrest Shown.  SITIATION IC THREATENING   Forty Thousand Replies to Questionnaire Received-—Inability to Obtain Labor, High Profits of Middlemen and Lack of Contact With Consumer Among Complaints.

NOAM [O TURAIKG   PrAUMERS OH COUNTRY WEARY OF BEING THE GOAT   Postofiice Department Pind. Much  Mix<content Amone Piller-.

FARMERS SING WARNING NOTE TO GOVERNMENT   Dissatisfaction Expressed from Rural Districts in  Questionnaires. °

DISSATISFACTION =~ AMONG FARMERS _ . IS WIDESPREAD   Threatens to Disturb Economic Structure, Senators Are Told   “NO HELP,” COMPLAINT   Views of 40,000 Farmers Ob tained by Postoffice Department Through Questionnaires

SORES THREATEN TO QUIT AANCIEa OR CUT ACREAGE   INABILITY TO OBTAIN LABOR ONE CAUSE OF PREVAILING SPIRIT OF UNREST   MIDDLEMEN GIVEN BLAME   More Than 40,000 Replies Received by Post Oifice Department to Questionaires Sent Broatlcast’ Recently

DIGSATISFACTION ANG UNREST AMON NATION'S. FARMERS   Serious Situation Revealed in More Than 40,000 Replies to Questionnaire.   EXISTING ECONOMIS STRUCTURE THREATENED   Time is Near, One Wrote, When Wi Farmers Will Have to Cuartall Pro duction, Raise Only What We Nee for Own Use and Let the Other Pel lows Look Out for Themselves.

HLF OF FARMERS PLAN 1) QUIT OR CUT ACREAGE   Inability to Get Labor; Children Lured to City By Higher Wages

BIG CITY WAGES: LURING LABORERS FROM THE FARMS   Widespread Unrest Among Farmers Threatening to Disturb Existing Economic Structure.   SHORT PRODUCTION NOW GRAVE MENACE

WORM 1S TURRING   FARMERS al COUNTRY AWEARY ; OF BEING THE Govt    t : Aas Postatlice “Depzre ment Finds Much Discontent Amans Tillers,

SPIRIT OF UNREST INDICATED AMONG FARMERS OF U.S   Dissatisfaction Is Believed S Threatening as Likely to Disturb Existing Economic Structure.

FARMERS GENSURE NONPRODUCING. CITY DWELLERS   Widespread Spirit of Unres  Evident Among Agricultural Ahan   MAY CURTAIL PRODUCTION

DEEP UNREST SHOWN AMONG FARMERS; FEAR EVIL RESULTS   40,000 Answer Questionnaire; Majority Dissatisfied.   CHILDRENARE  LURED TO CITY   Labor Lack and Greec of Middleman Are Reasons.

SPIRIT OF UNREST AMONG. FARMER IS THREATENIN   Likely to Disturb the Existing Economic Constructure   MANY REASONS ARE GIVEN

LANDIS HERE TARTS GRAND JURY AT WORK   Dozens of Confiscated Stills and Much Liquor Stored in the Federal Building Today   ‘MANY VIOLATIONS ALLEGED OF NATIONAL PROHIBITION   interesting Term of United States Court Will Last Until Christmas

Dozens of :Confiscated Stills and Much Liquor Stored in the = Federal Building Modawy   MANY VIOLATIONS ALLEGED "OF NATIONAL PROHIBITION      interesting ‘Term of United States Court Will Last  Until Christmas “°°

TOWN IS SACKEL   Milton Malbay, County Clare Reported in Flames; Inhabitants Fleeing.   Twenty-Six Civilians Arrested, but Number of Dead Unknown—Brit. ish Government to Deport Sinn,  Feiners, is London Report.

IRISH LEADER ASSASSINATED BY THE POLICE   Milton Maibay, County Clare Reported in Flames; Inhab% itants Fleeing.   Twenty.Six Civilians Arrested, bu “lumber of Dead Unknown—British Government to Deport Sinn Feiners, ig London Report.

ANOTHER IRISH TOWN IS SACKED   Milton Malbay, County Clare, Reported in Flames; Inhab~~ jtants-Fleeing..   FIVE MEN KILLED IN GLASH   Twenty-Six Civilians Arrested, but Number of Dead Unknown-—British Government to Deport Sinn  Feiners, {s tondon Report.

ICTON MALBAY HN FLAMES REPORT   Another trish Town Is Sacked by the Speciai Police.   INHABITANTS ARE FLEEING   Four Policemen and Ore _ Soldier Killed in Clash—Number of Civilian Dead Not Reported—26 Civilians Arrested.

IRISH STRIKE 1S CONTINUEL   Protest Against British Treat ment of Sinn Fein Prisoners ’ Spreads Over Isle.

BANDITS GET £20,000.   . x ‘Lock Rank Officers In Vault and Es a cape After Fight... »

-ROB: BANK-OF $20,000   Six Men Lock Officlals In Vault Anc Escape After Running Revolver Fight.

YANK FLYERS URDERED HOME: TROUBLE BREWS   American Aviators in Mexico Instructed to Leave Their Machines and Return.   MANY MEXICANS ARE LEAVING FOR THE U. §.   Government Threatens to Pu an Embargo on the Exodus Over Border.

ORDER AVIATORS TO GET OUT OF ‘ MEXICO   Instructions Transmitted to Lieuts Wolfe and Usher, American _ Aviators   [IN SONORA SINCE FEBRUARY 32   LL 4  No Need*To Wait Longer For The Release Of Captured Acroplane

AMERICAN AIRMEN TOLD TO RETURN TO OWN SOIL   Wolf and Usher Were Await ing Release of Airplane

UTILITY CHANGES  IN YEAR 1919-20   Gail Boards Report Tell of Consoli dation of Electric Properties Operating In State of Calif-

‘BRITISH LABOR TO : STAGE DEMONSTRATIONS   Call Issued For Demonstrati as Sun day Demanding Peace With Russia.

SIFT DEATH ~ OF CHICAGD BOOKKEEPER   Is Mistaken For Bandi Cause For Shooting of Chas. Dietrick.

DIETRICK WAS “SHOT BY MISTAKI   Dietrick Fired: ‘at Wateliman. Thiik. - ing Him a Bandit and: Detective. ' _ Shoi Digtrick 3 i

IS SHOT DOWN AS A BANDIT   Chicago Man Opening His Own Safe Becomes the Victim of Peculiar Mistakes,

DIETRICKWAS - SHOT.BY MISTAKI   niet Flea st Vs Yatehmen Think Bim = Remalt and Detcetive Shot Metrick

FAILS 10 HALT: OFFICER SLAYS   Man Who Attempted to Enter Own Safe is Shot Dead When Detectives On Job Take Him For Burglar; Thot They Were Bandits and Ran

9,000 MILE AiR TRIP TO ALASKA   FOUR ARMY AIRPLANES ON LONGEST FLIGHT BVEB  ATOVDAADDaTY   Will Take 45 Days to Complete is Estimate—Weather  Predicted for First Lee Good..

FOUR PLANES START FLIGHT TO ALASKA   9, 000 Mile Round Trip Hop Is   One of Most Difficult : Ever Attempted

Idaho Senator Declares Articl Eleven More Dangerous’ ' Than Ten   UNITED. STATES OUTVOTED   Supreme . Council, Will Orde Americans to: Senc Troops: ‘Te Police Europe’

McCURDY MEETING      At the City Hall Tuesday Night Large ly Attended,

FLU SITUATION UNCHANGED IN PAST 24 HOURS   1  ‘Slow But Gradual Increase In  Cases Reported To   Officers

INFLUENZA IS: SPREADING IN UNITED STATES   KANSAS STATE HEALTH. DEPARTMENT FLOODED. WITH REPORTS TODA:         Washington Says Spread of Dis :  ehse is Gradual and Mild Form Continieec of

NO INFLUENZA CHANGE  DURING LAST 24 HOURS Me Acecrnriatad DWeaoaaear

Public Health ‘Service Notes Gradual Increase in Number of New Cases of Malady Throuchout Country: «

Slow But Gradual Inerease In Number of New Cases Shown In Reports,

General Influenza ’ Situation Teday   Slow Increase in Number of Cases Reported From Several. States. .

INFLUENZA STILL’ ON INCREASE   BUT THE SITUATION IS NOT BE. COMING WORSE VERY RAPIDLY.   FIGHT IS ON IN KANSAS   COMRATTING EPIDEMIC IN MORE THAN HALF THE COUNTIES.   New Cases Being Reported at. Rate of ' 750 a Day—Seven Cases Quarantined ii Allen County. 

‘General: Influenza  e Situation Today   Slow Increas: in Number of Cases Reported From Sevcral Stc

187 CHICAGO DEAL NCUA EPIDEMIC DURING 24 HOURS   Decrease in New Cases Told by Authorities Who Claim Malady’s Now Controlled.

FLU IS INGREASING SLOWLY, REPORT 10 WASHINGTON SHOWS   New York City Death: Are Greater Than in 1919 Epidemic.

COOLIDGE fo RESTING ON FATHER'S FARM   G. 0. P. Vice Presidential Nominee and Family Are Spending Several Weeks Among Hills of Vermont.

COOLIDGE ON FARM FOR JULY VACATION   GOVERNOR RUSTICATING IN THE HILLS OF VERMONT.   Home of His Father a Comfertable Place and Just to the Liking of the Vice Presidential Candidate.

GOVERNOR COOLIDEE ON “A REST’, Were FATHER WHO-HAS BEEN  CONSTABLE FOR 40 YEARS

GREAT PARADE — WILL FEATURE LEGION OPENING   20,000 Legioners Expected to Be in Line At Cleveland Monday. .   DELEGATES ARE ARRIVING   Messages Received From Governor Cox and Senator Harding Today.

CLEVELAND SET FOR LEGION FETI   Great Pagea: to Be Staged on Monday as Opening Feature of Convention.   20,000 WILL BE IN PARADE   Men and Women, Representing More Than 2,000,000 of Those Who Served During World War, to March—  50 Bands to Furnish Music.  a

EXPECT MONSTER CRGWD AT LEGION CONVENTION   PRESIDENTIAL . Cy ANDIDATES AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS’ SEND GREETINGS TO LEGION, NAIRES

CANDIDATES IN GREETINGS TO LEGION MER   Harding Calls Attention Te Non-Partisan Spirit Of Soldiers.

DHIO CITY READY FOR LEGION MEET   Cleveland to Stage Great Pageant as Opening Feature.   GREAT PARADE IS ARRANGED   Twenty Thousand Marchers to Repre sent More Than 2,000,000 of Those Who Served During War Against the Kaiser.

EXPEGT Blt CROWD AT LEGION PARADE AND ANNUAL MEET   Gov. Cox and Senator Harding Send Congratulatory Word ‘to Late War Veterans.

PAGEANT TO BE RST FEATURE  “OF LESION MEET   Goverrior Cox and Senator - Harding Send Messages of Welcome to Veterans ~   CLEVELAND PREPARES _ FOR HUGE THRONGS   Three-Day.. “Convention” of Great Organization’ to -” -Begin Monday:

20,000 SERVICE MEN TO MARCH   Largest Crowd That Ever Visited Cleveland Expected to Witness Parade Monday   Plans Completed for Legior Convention — Message:  Brace way aad aeding: 

20,000 EXPEGTED IN LEGION PARADE   Hosts Gather in Cleveland For Annual Convention,

GREAT CROWD IS EXPECTED _ ~~ AT CLEVEEAND   Both Gov. Cox and Sena tor Harding Wire Best Wishes.

LEGION PARADE MONDAY.   Approximately 20,000 Persons on Ea  Teeted to March.

BY THE PASSAGE OF GARDNER BILL BY THE HOUSE.   Permits Levies in Excess o! Smith Law Limitation: When Sanctioned by Vot« of the People.

RELIEF ASSURED ~ FOR OHIO CITIES BY BILL OFFERED   Sen. Conference Committe Reaches Agreement On Tax Measure.   BOTH HOUSES EXPECTED T0 VOTE ON PROPOSAL TODA   Excess Levies Are Provided For In New Law Submitted.

AGREE TO VOTE OF THE PEOPLE TO GET Ritiee   Financial Assistance for Taxing Districts Virtually Assured   Permit Levies in Excess o' Smith One Per Cent. Law

LABOR INJUNCTION DEFENDED   N. Y. Judge Regards It as Preventive of Criminal Offense.

DEFENDS LA80R INJUNCTIONS   New York Judge Regards Them as Preventive of Criminal! Offenses.

USE OF INJUNCTION IS UPHELD BY COURT   Right of Restraining Order in Labor Disputes Defended by New York Judge.

WILL UICKEASE. CAPITAL,   Tipton -Connty” Finance Company t Herve Larger Working Means,

WILL INCREASE CAPITAL.   Tipton County Finance Company t Heve Larger Working Means.

CONGRESSMAN DECLARES — ADMIRAL SHOULD NOT HAVE DISCLOSED CONFIDENCES

DISCHARGE FOR ADMIRAL SIMS        Because. of His. Recent Tes Before ‘Nayat Committee '. Suppesied.

BYRNES WOULD DISHONORABLY DISCHARGE SIMS   SAYS REAR ‘ADMIRAL BETRAY ED CONFIDENCE OF A SUPERIOR OFFICER

WANTS SIMS PUT OT OF NAVY   Dishonorable Discharge for the Admiral Is Advocated by Rpr. Byrnes of So. Carolina,

ARE AFTER SIMS: WITH SHARP'STICK      Representative. Byrnes.) Sars Navy Man. Showd Be Given Dishonor. uble Discharge fou. Recent Vtterances:

DISCHARGE FOR ADMIRAL SIMS   Because of His Recent Testimon Before Naval Committee Suggested.

“ommander of American Naval Forces Charged With Vepre cating and Libeling Both American Army and Navy to the Credit of British. Figures Are Cited to Prove «  Statements Of Sims on War Records Were False

AMERICAN NAVAL HEAD ACCUSED OF SLANDERING U, 8.   SOUTH CAROLINA CONGRESS. MAN'S DEMAND FHAT SIMS BE DISCHARGED GRERT ED WITH CHEERS   HAD BRITISH SYMPATHIES   Natal Commander is Charged With Flattering the British by Dep recating American Navy -——dAccused of Libeling the Armmny

i rr arrears eee ‘RECORD IN. CRIMINAL ANNALS. Chiet of. Secret t Service & ‘Says 1920 Wan

REV. HORNE RESIGNS AS PASTOR HERE   Will Accept Pastorate of Christian Church at Baltimare, Md. Leaves in November,

HORNE RESIGNS — FOR NEW TASK   Ro: HEESTLAN CHURCH MINISTER AGC EPT S$ POSTORATE IN BALTIMORE, MD.   HAD MUCH SUCCESS HERE

HARRELD SIDESTEPS JOB ON MILITARY COMMITTEE TO KEEP OUT OF ‘STORM’

MANY KILLED IN NEW BERLIN FIGHT   Hundreds Die in Battle at Hagen and Dortmund.   KAPP OFFICERS ARE SLAIN   Reported That Kapp Kills Self at Noske Arrives in Berlin—Gen. Allen Rushes Aid to 200 Americans in Peril.

General Allen at Coblenz Sends Special - Train . _ After Theth.   Light and. Water Service : Cut Off and Firing Is , Continuous.

TWO HUNDRED OF 1 §, SOLDERS HELD AT LEIPSIG, SM   Telegraph Major General Allen Declaring Their Lives Are Endangered.   HE SENDS OUT SPECIAL CAR   Washington Discusses Effect of the Failure of the Kapp Government.

LIFE THERE UNSAFE THEY SAY   Two Hundred in Number  Await Tranenortation,.

LEADER. OF REVOLUTION EITH“ER A FUGITIVE OR SUICIDE,   oe Ps  The. Troopa Which Supported HL:  Revatution Are Reported to Have Withdrawn from Berlin.

OUTBATTERY OF ARTILLERY   ‘Fask~of Dealing: with: ‘Pur ‘bulent. Spartadang Con- © fronts: Ebert.   KAPP Is REPORTED " TO HAVE ENDED LIFE

Restored, Ebert 1 Fac “Serious Ta ling \ vit .-. Disordered vonditions.          wo Hundred Americans Call  -Armirs Help ald Lei

SPECIAL TRAIN SENTTO BN AVELERS OUT         General Allen Answers Appeals — Radicals’ Strength Grows.

200 AMERICANS IN GERMAN CITY THROWN IN PANIC   Ebert Regime Returns to Control in Berlin and Kapp Flees   REBEL CHIEF SUICIDE   FORMATION OF SOVIETS IN SEV-~ ERAL CITIES 1S LATEST MENACE IN GERMANY

GENERAL ALLEN, COMMANDER OF U.S. ARMY OF OCCUPATION, SENDS TRAIN TO CARRY THEM FROM GERMAN CITY

200 AMERICANS CALL FOR AID FROM GENERAL   Attending fair in Leipsic When Revolution Broke Qut.   Special Train Hurried To The Rescue.

EN DEAD  Ao OTUDENTS AND MOB HAVE BATTLE   80 Slain in Frankfort: Several Hundred Reach Hospitals; Leipsig Fallen Fifty.   WORKMEN FIGHT ALMOST / LIKE ORGANIZED WARFARE   Build Barricades, Dig Trenches; Mines Exploded Near Depot; Trains to Be Restored.

The Conditions Are  Serious at Leipsic   Two Hundred Americans at) Veipsic Want Help to Get Away From That City. =,

Firing in Leipzig Continuoug and American Commander on Rhine Plans To Aid Yanks

NEW BATTLE ‘IN BERLIN; > MANY KILLED   Thirty Killed in Hagen and 200 “at Dortmund; Scores Wounded.   TROOPS KILL KAPP OFFICERS   Col. Bauer and Other Leaders Assao sinated—Kapp Kilic Himeelf as Noeke Arrives at Berlin in Airplane.

STRIKE MAY BE DOUBLE EDGED SWORD 1S FEAR   Radical Wave perils Nation; Unconfirmed Report Says Kapp is Suicide.

APPEAL SENT GENERAL ALLEN   Americane at Leipsic Believe The) Ave in Danger.

Thirty Killed in » Hide and 200 at Gorimund; Scores      TROOPS Kill KAP? GrFiCERS   Col. Bauer and Other Leaders Assas. , sinated—Kapp Kills Himsecif as Neoske Arrives at Berlin in Airplane.

SOVIET REPUBLICS FORMED IN MANY GERMAN CITIES   Independent Govern ments Springing Up Like Mushrooms.

It Is to Pay Taxes and Prepare for Christmas, Says J. C. Mohler.

CANTU WITHOUT AUTHORITY Wry      The Governorship of North Lower California Declared Vacani

NEW TWIST IN MEXICAN TROUBLE   Governorship of Lower Cali fornia Proclaimed to Be Vacant.

HUERTA’ ME AND GANTU IN PEACE CONFAR   Efforts Made to Compose Dif- ferences and Prevent-Lower California Fighting -

WANAKA IS CANTO REV STATUS; MAY  BMPR EMS   Federal Representatives on Way to Capital to Report Conference.   TRY TO SATISFY OPPOSING FACTIONS   Well-Defined Move Start: lo Name Native of Dislrict as Ruler

DEPOSES GOVERNOR GANTY   Mexican President Issues  Proclamation Avatnst Outlaw Official.

CANTU'S OFFICE DECLARED VAGANT   Proclamation Declares Govern ship of Northern District of Lover California Vacant.

CANTU ORDERED OUT BY HUERTA   Governorship of Lower Califor nia Declared Vacant by Provisional President.

N MEXICAN TROUBLE   Governorship of Lower Cali, fornia Proclaimed to Be Vacant,

KICK OUT GOVERNOR   Proyisional Gove mment of Mexien Declares Office Vacant In Lower Callfarnia.

Air lAl FAINT  NEW CU   ‘Mexico City Denies Legal ! Authority to Governor of  Lower California, Now in  Revolt Against Pres. Huerta   Deadlock Marks Negotiations  on Border; Failure to Reach  Agreement for Peace or  War Admitted By Envoys

CANTU 1S DEPRIVED OF OFFICE. OF PRESIDENT   Meanwhile Conferences Take “Place Between Agents of  Parties: May Avert War

MEXICAN ENVUY MAKES CHARGES   Accuses Americans 0 Aiding Cantu   senor Ruiz, Representing De Facto Government Says Rebel Has Lost Job—aAlleges American ard British Officers Help Rebellion—Calls Tas Angeles Hot-Red

ACTS AGAINST CANTU.   Proclamation Is issued De-'ar ing Governorship of Lower California Vacant:

$500,000 IS EXPENDED BY - THERED GROSS   Northern . Division of Which North Dakota is a Member     Has Successful Year

” VIEMRERSHIP DRIVE.   Jefferson Township Drive for Farm‘ers Federzuion Membership.

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE,   Jefferson Township Drive tor Paemers Federation Membership.

SEIZE TWO WOMEN PICKETS   Mollie Carroli and Mrs. Walker Ar. rested in Washinaton.

WOMAN PICKETS ARE SEIZED   Two “on Duty” at the British Em. bassy at Washington Placed Under Arrest.

WOMEN PICKETS UNDER ARREST IN WASHINGTON   Advocates of Freedom for Ireland Taken in Custody when Police Intervene in Demonstration

Coolidge Starts  South Invasion   Will Deliver Thirty Speeche: in Southern States During Trip.   CONFERS TONIGHT IN NEW YORK CITY

FARM BOARD WANTS GOVERNMENT HELI    St. Louis Conference Avocates Federal ASsistance, as Stockyards Regulation or Control.

Conference * ‘of National Board  of _ Ferm Organizations Approves <-> Reconstruction Plans ..

HUNDREDS KILLED IN FIGHTING IN THE POPULOUS CENTERS   Many Clashes Between the Miners and Troops and Casualties Plentiful in Cities—Ebert Government is Planning to Return to Berlin Tomorrow.

DUCK HUNTING SEASON NEAE   Game Hunters Have Already Begun Invasion cf Northern Part of the State.

GIANT BOMB KILtS OVER THIRTY IN NEW YORK   Over 300 Other Parsons Are Injured and Loss to Buildings Placed ‘at Million.

19-KILLED IN, © WALL’ STREET * T.N. T. BLAST      Two Hundred Persons Also In: jured by Explosion Near Morgan & Co. Offices. .   ONE MEMBER OF FIRM HURT   4, a Federat Officeré Find Evidence to Jus. Aify: Conclusion That the Mysterlous Detonatlon Was Caliced by. a Huge Bomb Loaded With Trinitrotoluol.

19 KILLED IN WALL STREET TN T.BLAST   Two Hundred ‘Persons Also Ihjured by Explosion Near Morgan'& Co. Offices.   ONE MEMBER OF FIRM HURT   Federal Officers Find Evidence to Justify Conclusion That the Mysterious Detonation Was Caused by a Huge Bomb Loaded With Trinitrotétuol.

ONE MEMBER OF FIRM HURT   Federal Officers Find Evidence to Jus. tify Conciusion That the Mysterious Detonation Was Caused by ~~ @ Huge Bomb Loaded  With Trinitrototuol.  oe ger enema

BLAST KILLS 36 IN WALL STREEI   More Than 350 Other Persons Are injured by Mysterious Explosion.   MORGAN FIRM MEMBER HURT   Federal Officers Find Evidence to Juatlfy Conclusion That the Mysterious Ostonation Was Caused  by a Huge Bomb. *

BIANT BOMB KilLa IQ IN NEW YORK   Over 200 Others Hurt; Loss Is Placed at Million.   PLOT OF REDS IS SEEN   Investigator Declares the Wall Street Explosion Was. by Design—Window Weights Used as Missiles—  Bodies Horribly Mutilated.

BLAST KILLS 30 IN WALL STREE]   More Than 350 Other Persons Are Injured by Mysterious Explosion.   MORGAN FIRM MEMBER HURT

AMERICA’S WHEAT CROP WILL FALL SHORT MANY MILLIONS OF BUSHELS   Various Reasens Given by Department of Agriculture . for Poor Showing

WINTER WHEAT IX A HEAVY DEGLINE   Several Causes for Falling Off in Production for 1920.

WHEAT OUTLOOK FOR To YEAR REPORTED POO   Severe Winter, Hessian Fly and An Unfavorable Seeding Period Cause Decline in the Estimated Yield.

HEAVY DECLINE IN WINTER WHEAT FORECAS'   Severe Winter, Hessian Fly and. Poor Seeding Factors—-Shrinks Below 1918 ~  }

CASE OPENED FOR DEFENSE   Firearm Expert Hear at Otterson Trial Today.

DEFENSE PUTS ON ITS CASE   Friends of Mrs. Ottersos Try To Show She Did Not Kill Maurice.   THE CASE IS MOVING RAPIDLY

HARDING PLEASED WITH MINNESOTA FAIR EXPERIENCE   “Magnificent Reception Vastly Significant.” Candidate Says on Way Home.   COX STRESSES LEAGUE OF NATIONS IN HELENA   Compares Waste of War Witt " Cost of Land Reclamation in Western Speeches.

Harding Pleased With Welcome  in Twin Citie:   Demonstration Leads Friends to Hope He Will Make Other Departures From Porch.

HARDING PLEASED WITH RECEPTION   Gratified at Treatment by Minnesotans.

MINNESOTA TRIP PLEASES HARDIN   Greeted In Tumultuous Fashior In St. Paul And Minneapolis Wednesday.

HARDING NOW ON WAY HOME   Deeply Pleased With Demonstration at Minnesota Fair

SENATOR HARDING GREATLY  PLEASED   ‘Expresses Himself As Delightec With Reception Accorded It  Minnesota.   Believes People Are Thinkin: Deeply About Real Things

HARDING WELL PLEASED WITH HIS RECEPTION   Exceptional Hearty Response To State Fair Speech Brings Comment.

MINNESOTA TRIP GRATIFYING Tt REPUBLICANS   Harding Gratified By Greeting of People— More Campaign Tours May Result

RECEPTION IN WEST IS GRATIFYING TO HARDING    Republican Nominee Believes That Great Outpouring of People: Wes No Personal Tribute.   SAYS PEOPLE ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH PARTY   Reception “Aocorded, Candidate May Influence Hii té Purther Trips.   ARRIVES AT HOME TODAY   Daugherty ‘Declares Demonstration Was Greatest He Has-Ever Seen.

(0. P. NOMINEE TICKLED AT WAY MINNESOTA ACTS   Rousing Receptions At Fair And Twin Cities Enthuse Him On. Trip.

HARDING SPEEDING BACK TO HIS HOME AFTER FIRST TRIE   Suceess Crowned Jaunt tc Northern Slales and Oth er Tours Ave Likely to be Made.

PLEASED WITH. ‘HIS FIRST TRIP   Senator Harding Well Satis fied With -Reception Accorded in Minnesota.   THOUGHTFUL ATTITUDE IS NOTED IN AUDIENCE    Candidate is Speeding Back t« . Marion Heme Followiig 2 — Strenuous Day.

d MAY BE OTHER - HARDING TRIP:   Republican Candidate Greeted iv Tumultous Fashion at Minnesota Fair

HARDING HIKES BACK 10 HIS FRONT PORCH   Republican Candidate Pleased Over His Reception in Minnesota.   TWIN CITIES GAVE HIM GOOD RECEPTION   Nominee Says the People Ars Giving Much Thought to the Issues.

First Departure From the Fron! Porch Campaign Was Huge Success.   HIS SPEECH WELL RECEIVED   Great Crowds of the Twin Cities Made Occasion Real Ovation.

HARDING IS WELL RECEIVED STATE MINN, YESTERDAY   Declares He Appreciates th Attention His Audience Gave His Address.

Before She Can Dent With Great Bnitain Lloyd George Notifies Moscow—Alhies Concur

POLAND AND RUSSIA MUST FIRST AGREE UPON PEACE PAG)   Lloyd-George Notifies Soviet Govern: ment That Biscussion on Return to Normal Conditions Will Come  . ‘Later.

RUSSIAN FORCES ARE PUT TO ROUT} BY POLISH ARMIES   Are Thrown Back From War. suw From 25 to 50 Miles.   /BRITISH FXPBRTS SAY  SUCCESS IS TEMPORARY   They Believe Fventual Pall of Warsaw Cortain. — Peace Negotiations Ndt Continned as Agreement,

Triple “Offensive “Over “Wide Front Relieves ' Threat On Warsaw. —      WARSAW JOYOUS OVER THE VICTORY   People Throw Off Gloom After ‘Dramatic Turn In Military” ‘Situation. Y

AUOGIAN ARMY THAGWN BAK   In Great Triple Cnslaught De{ fenders of Warsaw Have  Made Over Wide Front.   POLISH OFFENSIVES ARE PROGRESSING   Celebrating Victory Which Came at Moment When Hope Had Almost Been Lost.

Russian Army Is Checked By Poles And Hurled Back   Great Triple Offensive Launch. ed Drives Bolshevik From 25 To 50 Miles   Forts At Confluence Of Narev And Bug Rivers Retaken From The Reds

Gen. Piludski's Mighty Thrust Sends For Reeling Back From 25 To 50 Miles   WARSAW IS CELEBRATING   French Strategy Again Scores a Over Wide Front In Triple Offensive

EXTRA! TELEGRAPHIC   Three Cornered Fight Fo: Control Shakes Germany

Violent Fighting Between Troops and Workmen ‘in Half Dozen Cities

‘CASUALTY LIST NOW QUITE LARGE   Negotiation Attempts To Settle Revolution Apparently A Failure

Civil War Seems Inevitable as Result of Developments Over Country.      FIGHTING IN MANY CITIES   Hundreds of Casualties Reported— Strikes Called Adding to Confusion—Soviet Governments Proclaimed.

Compromise Between Von Capp.and Ebert Failure--Spartacists Join Melee   Hundreds of Casualties Blamed to Third Faction Which Takes Advantage of Opening to ~ Attempt to Secure Control

WIDELY KNOWN EDITOR CLAIMED BY DEATH   William Marion Reedy Became Ill While Attending Democratic Convention.

WILLIAM MARION REEDY DEAD   Widely Known Editor of St. Louis Weekly Was Taken II! at Demo. cratic Convention.

EXPRESS SPECIAL, x gals - -OF ALOCAL TRAIN   At ‘Least Seven Killed ‘ane  ““Twenty-One Injured in Wreck on New York Centra’ Railroad.

WATSON. WILL QUIT   PROVIDED ‘COX AND HARDIXG WILL MAKE DIY PLEE      bition Canditate Makes Sens“ime Suggestion.

WATOUN WILL QUIT   PROVIDED COX AND HARDING  WILL MAKE DRY PLEDGE.    PhohibiGon Candi@ate Makes Sens  ible Sugeestion.

DEMOCRATS WERE OUT.   Martz Meeting Was an Overflow to Hear Principles Discupsed.

) DEMOCRATS WERE      iz Meeting Was an OM        ~~  t verftow te  \UHear Principles Discussed!

LOANS TO SERVICE MEN PROPOSED IN CONGRESS   sENATOR BORAH HAS BILL FOR NEW FORM OF SOLDIER RELIEF,

NEW PLAN OF SOLDIER RELIEI   Horak Sugaecets Goveramecnat Loan to  service Ucn.

WOMEN DEMOERATS LAUNCH NEW BOD)   NATIONAL ORGANIZATION WILL UNITE WOMEN AS SEPARATE SECTION OF PARTY

WOMEN DEMOCRATS UF AMERICA ORGANIZE   NATIONAL POLITICAL PARTY FOR FEMININE VOTERS OF U. S. IS LAUNCHED.

JOLIET GUARDS GET BOOST   More Sentries for Great Prison Is Also Decided Upon.

BOOST FOR JOLIET GUARDS   More Sentries for Prison Also Decidec Upon at Conference of lilinois Officials.

EAPORTS TOUGH NEW HIGH SPOT   Record For Year Ending June 30 Shows Business Was Eight Billion. .

NEW HIGH RECORD BOTH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS   Exports Dropped During June While Imports Show Big Increase

FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES REACH NEW HIGH POLN]   Total Value of Exports For the : Year Ending June 30 Was $8, 111,000,000.   IMPORTS MAKE NEW RECORD   Balance In Favor of the U. 5 Shows Decrease—Sharp Drop In June.

SHAMROCK LEADING “WN QUATER MILE = FALY IN EONTES)   Fifth and Deciding Race Gets Under Way After Delay Due To Light Breeze.

Shamrock Takes Lead of Quarter. Mile Early: Light Breeze Scarcely Gives Promise of Good Racing; May Not Be Completed Today.

ONLY A SLIGHT BREEZE FOR THE YACHTS TODA)   Racers Did Not Gross Line Until 2:17 and Chances for Finishing Today Are Very Sim.

are ia WN               tarted at fr With -ayEhree te Some Extent

LAST YACHT RACE MAY BE POSTPONED   Shamrock Leads Resblute While Small Wind Blows Unsteadily.

Race Started at 2:17 With a Three Knot Breese, Which Increased i.” te Some: Extent

BREEZE LIGHT FOR RAG   SHAMROCK IS LEADING RESO. LITE SY ob YARDS AND  gear cieae:   WAS 9:17 PLM. BEFORE THE ROATS GUT ENDER W AY LATE? Wewya

RESOLUTE AGAIN LEADS SHAMROCK: WEATHER IS CALN   Nefender Gains Lead Late in Afternoon; Race May Not Be Finished

FINAL RACE IS _ SAILED TODAY   Yachts Crossed Starting Line !n Light Wind Which Is Graduaily  Teparnaciiare

OX UESGRIBES THE SUTUATION   Says He is For, While Harding is Against the League of Nations.   Latter’s Stand, He Says, Will Result in Controversy and Confusion.

PEOPLE Ant FOR Uo JOINING  FAGIIE   Cox Declares the American Sentiment Is For “Going In?’ Has Faith in Conecience of America, Says.   VOTERS ARE URGED T0 REMEMBER THE PLEDGE   During the Campaign te Governor Has Spoken to Over Two Million Persons; Traveled 21.962 Miles.

COX FINISHES AT TOLEDO TONIGHT   Democratic Nominee Spends Sabbath in Repose at Trail’s End   ‘TOUR BREAKS RECORD   Governor Has Spoken io Over Two Million Persons in  His 894 Addresses

COX RESTS BEFORE CLOSING ADDRESS   GOVERNOR DECLARES HARD ING WOULD NOT SUBMIT ” LEAGUE TO SENATE.

COX SPENDS DAY RESTING AT HOMI   PREPARES TO GO TO COLUMBUS ON BUSINESS BEFORE LEAV. ON NEW TOUR

GOV. GX SPENDS ONE DAY RESTING   or NOMINEE'S VOICE AS CLEARED—WILL GO TO COLUMBUS TODAY.

GOV. COX ENIOVS ~ BRIEF VACATION   Rests at Dayton Home After Strenuous Trip Through Western. States   PARTY CHIEFS CONFIDENT      White Clains Important States; Secretary Hoffman Ts Optimistic

AST WORD ‘oy PAL  PEACE LAVERS          AMERICA MUST KEEP FAITH      ELECTION OF HARDING IS SURE TO WE LAN END OF LEAGUE GF PEACE,

GOVERNOR COX SPENT TUESDAY WITH HIS FAMILY   His Only Engagement Wa: With His Pre-Convention Manager   VOICE IS BECOMING NORMAL AGAIN

BUY. COX SPENDS DAY WITH FANAIL   Will Go to Columbus Today to Attend to Executive Matters Before Starting on Trip to Kentucky and Tennessee.

GERMANS GIVE UP TONNAGE   Surrender of 1544565 Tons Meets Main Obligation.cf the Peace Tra&aty.

GERMANS. GIVE UP TONNAGE   Surrender of 1,944,565 Tene Meets  Main Obligation of the Peace . Treaty.

STARTING ON SECOND FRONT PORCH SPEECH   G..0. P. Nominee Rests Sun day Before Starting Preparation of New Address

SECOND'FRONT PORCH  CPEECH ON WEDNESDAY   HARDING WILL? DELIVER “STILL ANOTHER TO OBIANS NEXT THURSDAY.

BOTH NOMINEES ENJOY ‘SUNDAY OF RELAXATION   After Hard Week’s Work, Hard.  ing “Rests Up”—Cox Own ee auffeur on Motor Ride

NATIONG LEAGUE  -ToOUE WILL BE  KEPT AT FRONT AY REPUBLICAN   Harding Will Not Permit His Opponents to Evade the Ouestion During the 1920   VaITIPalyn, Me Oates. WILSON’S REFERENDUM WILL BE CARRIED OU   Today the Senator Will Besin Work On His Secons Front Porch Speech, T¢ Be Delivered Wednesday

TH SATISFY BROOKLYN AND BUFFALO   HARDING RESTS FROM ARDUOUS . CAMPAIGN WORK   Nominee Has Quiet Day a Home With Neighbors qe ("4allare

HARDING BUSY ON NEW SPEECH.      Another Front Porch Address te Be Delivered Wednesday.

NAHUING AEST: oO DOES MA. CO   Both Candidates Spend Quiet Sunday   COX GOES TO CHURCH   3ut Harding Stays Home—His Church is Closed, However. So it is Quite All Right— Only Excitement on Horizon is Statement by Senator Mc. Cormick—Mr. Mason Calls

CANDIDATE SPENDS CUNDAY 1K RESTING   Harding Tired From Week of Hard Work,   whl MAE SPEECH SOGN      Nomince Will Deliver Second of His Front Porch Addresses Wednesdsy—-McCormick Declares “Solemn Referendum Which. Wilson Has Sought” Will Be Carried Out. ©

STORM OVER: $5,000 HAT.   Aunericun Crention for French President’ Wife Raisex Carious

GERMANS NIP REVOLT   BERLIN REPUBLIC HAS LOTS TO LEARN ABOUT POLITICS.   Seize Seven “Reds” in the ODefense Minister's Own Office—Held as Witnesses.

GERMAN REPUBLIC HAS LOTS TO LEARN   Young German Republic Not “Playing the Game.”   Must “Lay Off’ That “Jumpy” Feel: ing Along About Presidential Eier ticn Campaign Time.

nAS LOTS TO LEARN   Young German Republic Not “Playing the Game.”   Must “Lay Off” That “Jumpy” Fee! ing Along About Presidential Election Campaign Time.

Out 21 Hours and Discharged By Court in Case of Police Official.

NEW TRIAL FOR PORTER CAUSED BY JURY BREAK   Failure To Reach Verdict Aftes

JUN TN FURIE TRI. REPORTS DISAGREEMENT         Mistrial Ordered in Case of ‘ New-York Deputy Police Commissioner.   Judge Malone Acts Wher Panel Reports That It Is Unable to Agree.

DISAGREE ON PORTER   Police Commissioner Was Charged With Neglect of Duty.

GROUND CUT OUT FROM UNDER FEET AMERICAN AGENTS   Their Service in Mexico Hope less and Purposeless, Former Consul General Says.   WOULD OFFER LOAN To PUT COUNTRY IN SHAPE   Should be Bound Up With Treaty However, Which Would Give U; Direct Supervision of Its Economic Aifairs Military Qecupancy i Other Methods Fair,

OIL RIGHT OF U. S. IN MEXICO SHOULD BE PROTECTED-LANI   Former Secretery of Interior _ Spends Day im Probe of Mexican Affairs

WAR TIME LAWS TO BE REPEALEL   Rules Committee Reports Out Reavis Bill to Follow Volstead Measure.

NAMES F. A. DELANO RECEIVER      u, s. Supreme Court Appoints Chica goan in Med Rivet O11 Con. troversy.

 i a CLs ae ae as  ALLEGED PROFITEER A SUICIDE. wrooktya Haberdasher, mo) Was

HOUSE PASSES RIVERS AND HARBORS MEASURE   ‘BILL CARRIES $12,400,000 APERO. " PRIATION, SMALLEST OF ITS  KIND IN YEARS.

PASSAGE   of the Rivers and Harbezs Bill b the House   By « Vote of 167 to 25—Carries Small est Appropriations In Years.

TAKE LAWYERS AS BURGLARS   Two Muncie (Ifid.) Attorneys Are Ar. rested on Grand Jury Indictments for Conepiracy.

INDICTMENTS VOTED AGAINST MUNCIE ME!   Three Prominent Residents Arrested and Heid Under $2,000 Bond

LAWYERS CALLED BURGLARS   Two Indiana Attorneys Arrested on Grand Jury Indictments.

ZNYAS AHEAD IN CUBAN ELECTION   Coalition Candidate Leads Gen. Gomez by 15,371 Votes.

GOLD DISCOVERY IN SIBERIA TO START STAMPED!   Many Alaskans Ready t Start When Navigation le Cmaned

RUSH FOR GOLD IN SIBERIA   Reports of Rich Discoveries Cause Ex eftement in Nome—Stampede Is Expected.

PATRICK BOYLE ONES IN OIL GITY   Former Publisher and Editor of The Era   MANAGER OF DERRICK   At Oil City and President of Oil and Gas Journal of Tulsa, Okla. — Well Known Throughout Oi! World and Especially in Local Fields— Civil War Veteran

PATRICK 6. BOYLE, FORMER OL SCOUT, DIES WN ONL CIT)   President Of Oi and Gas Journal and Oil City, Derrick—Follow~ ed Many Oil Activities.   WAS BORN IN . IRELAND

NINE MEMBERS REPRESENT THE GREAT POWERS  DECISION IS MADE AT THE SECRET SESSION OF   BIG POWERS OBTAIN FIRMER HOLD BY ACT

SEC. COLBY'S NOTE IS BOMBSHELL IN DELIBERATIONS OF THE LEAGUE CAM   Whole Problem of Exercise of Mandatory Power is Reopened For Discussion   ENGLAND IS DIVIDED   Lord Cecil and Sen. Milen of Australia Say Mandatory Entitled to Special Favors

ON ENGLAND'S MONOPOLY 1 MESOPOTAMIA   Was a Bombshell in the League o Nations Assembly   Big Allied Powers Cliuched Their Hol on Countries for Which They Hold Mandates.

Invasion of Vilna by Armed Force of Allics Is Ordered: Troops to Leave Wedunes i day; Fear Plebiseite Rew

U.S. PROTEST © ~ FOR THE LEAGUE   Objection Made To Fav- ors Shown British Oil ‘Interests.      IS DISCUSSED AT . *’ SECRET SESSION   “America’s Note Involves Question Of Rights Of A Manda tory Power.

HOOVER ADVISES ELIMINATION OF LEAGUE ARTICLE   Urges ‘Adoption of the League With Objectionable Article Removed

ADVICE GIVEN BY MA. HOOVER   He Suggests That RepubNears Take a Definite Stand on League of Nations.   1ELIMINATION OF ARTIOLE X URGED   With It Deleted He Thinks Re publicans Should Advocate Treaty Adontion.

Have Voted to Walk Out at Midnight Tomorrow.   Switchmen at Many Cities Hold Secret Meetings and Vote to Join Strike.   APPEALS TQ REPUBLICAN PARTY   To Take Active Stand for League With Section 10 Deleted.

HOOVER INJECTS ~ TEAGUE QUESTION, INTO HIS PARTY   Urges That a Definite Stanc Be Taken asa Party Plat form in the Coming Cain paign,   ARTICLE X HIT   Would Kliminate Objectionable Feature of Treaty and Foree Democrats To New Stand.

HOOVER URGES 6. 0. P. acTiON           fication of * (Treaty, with Article, 10 Ou  aor Rt

ENDS SATURDAY   Three Thousand Traveling Men Plan To Visit Marion Home

FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN COMES TOEND SATURDAY   Traveling Men To Visit Harding Tomorrow-—~Hariling To Tour Ohio.

ADJUSTMENT OF R.R. CONDITIONS -~ WILL BE SLOW   ONLY A FEW CLAIMS HAVE YET BEEN RECEIVED FOR FINAL ACTION   TOTAL PROBABLY WILL REACH MANY MILLIONS   More Than 1400 Officers And Em. ployes Cut Off of The Peyroll. '

ADJUSTING RAIL CLAIMS        HINES SAYS IT WII SIDERABLE TIM      More Than 1,400 Employes Off Payrol Since the Lines Went Back— Southern R.'R: Lays Of Men.

ADJUSTMENT OF RAIL CLAINS T0 TAKE. MONTHS   Total Will Be Hundred: of Millions—Cuts in Force Made.

BRITISH WARSHIP OFF IRISH COAST BEARING ~ 1,000 ROYAL MARINES   Troops Will Be Landed Today and Battleships Will Return for Ad-: ditional Forces

BATTLESHIPS OFF —BISH GOAST With ROYAL MARINES   {t ls Exepeted That the Troops Will Be Landed Some Time Today— Situation Quiet.

OFFICERS ARE THREATENEL   Typewritten Documents Warm Military Men in Londonderry. of Dnger

PURNTEE RE OF DWARE TO PLACED EN MUSECMS        Wik, of Mis, Tom ‘Thumb Provide: for Disposal of the Same,

BOY ISKILLED PLAYING MINEF   ATHUANTAN LADS PUG CAVE AND SET OFF THE BLAST—TWO OTHERS INJURED

ZAYAS LEADS IN CUBAN VOTE   Coalition Candidate Favored Over Gen. Gomez in Early Returns of Election,

RUSH TO ENLIST FOR SERVICE ABROAL   Promised Trip to Germany Swamp: Recruiting Officers Boys Anxious to go

PLENTY OF MEN WANT SERVICE IN GERMAN)      OPEN ENLISTMENT FOR NEW HOURS AND ARE SWAMPED WITH RECRUITS

GREAT RUSH IN U.S, REGRUITING   “Oversubgcription” i: Those Who Want Ger  man Service.

Full Reorganization  of General Federation  i  of Clubs Is Proposed

WOMEN’S CLUBS GET PLAN TO REORGANIZE   General Federation Will Meet In Biennial Session At Des Moines Tonight.

CLUB WOMEN DISCUSS WORK OF FEDERATION   Take Up Proposed Reorgan. ization Plans—2,500,000 Represented.

DES MOINES IS MECCA OF CLUB WOMEN   Hundreds of Delegates Ar Arriving to Attend the Biennial.

FORDNEY TARIFF BILL DISPATCHED TO HOUSE   Provides for Relief for Farm ‘+. ers of Nation.

rORDMEY SUBMIT: NEW TARIFF LAV! TO HELP FARMERS   Emergency Bil Offered in the Lower House—Asks For Action Tuesday.

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL S PLEDGED SUPPORT OF MEMBERS REPRESENTING AGSICOLTURAL INTERESTS

EMERGENCY TARIFF  _ MEASURE VOTED OUT  ~~ BY COMMITTEE OF HOUSE WITH A RUSH   Chairman Urged to Get Action ot Fordney Biil to Relieve the . Farmers Right Away   SENATE WILL RESIST EMERGENCY LEGISLATION

FORDNEY ACT TO BE RUSHED THROUCH HOUSE   Members From Agricultural District Charge Measure » Is Makeshift Affair...   MANUFACTURERS ARE OPPOSED TO PLAN

FORDNEY TARIFF TO AID FARMERS BEING RUSHEL   Passed by Commitee anc House Action Before Xmas

TARIFF ~ MEASURE VOTED OUT   Hiouse Urged to Pass Bill Before Chrisimas Recess   SENATE TO RESIST HASTE   Upper Branch Declared in No Hourev ta Act

HUGH TARIFF ON FOOD IMPORT:  FIXED BY Bult   HIGH IMPORT DUTIES PLACED ON FOOD PRODUCTS; OUICh ACTION EXPECTED.

RUSH FARMERS’ EMERGENCY BILL   Measure Designed to Protect Tillers of Soil Voted Out.   TO ACT BEFORE CHRISTMAS   Representatives Pledge Support. Only Two Changes in Original Bill Made Means Higher Tariff,

Fordney Measure Designed to Protect Farmers to Be Put Through House Before Christmas, If It Is Possible   Frozen Beef Is Eliminated and New Import Rates Are Put On Peanuts, Lemons and Wool; Bourbons Fight

TARIFF BILL GETS COMMITTEE'S OK.   Ways and Means Members Ask Adoption of Measure.   LEMONS INCLUDED IN LIST   Opposition to the Proposed Legisla. tion Develops as Five Committee. men Voted Against It—Preholiday Rush On in Congress,

PLEDGE SUUPORT 10 EMERGENCY TARIFE   Representatives In House Frcm Agri: cultural Districts Stand Behind Fordney Measure.

MEASURE 10 PUT SAFETY VALVE ON FARM PRODUCTS   Will Be Pushed To Get Vote In House By Holiday Recess.

PREHOLIDAY RUSH ON IN CONGRESS   Farm Relief and Fordney’s Tar: iff Bills to Be Disposed Of i at Once. '   IMMIGRATION: BLL IS UP   ‘House Measure Proposing Repeal of General War Laws Is Before Senate-—Lower Body to Adjourn Thureday Over Chriatmas,

LEMONS AUDEU 1U. FORDNEY'S LIST: FOR IMPORT DUTY,  COMMIVTEE VOTES OUT EMERGENCY MEASURE , TM PRPOPE!T PARM. oy   Demands Full and Regular Consideration Before Final x ~ Action. . 8

FORDNEY TARIFF BILL VOTED OUT BY COMMITTEE    Is Designed to Protect the Farmers of the Country.   ‘STRONG SUPPORT IS PROMISED TO BILL  i   Federal Trade Commission Makes Report to the President.

EMERGENCY FARM RELIEF TARIFE ACT FAGES HARD FIGHT   ‘Ways and Means Committee of  House Orders Chairman to Get Early Action.   DEMOCRATS CHARGE BILL MAKESHIFT FULL OF “SOPS”   Lemons Added to Listed Farm Products at Request of Kahn, California.

REASONS FOR DRO   GENERAL CONDITIONS BLAMED FOR THE FALL,   FUTURE TRADING NOT OF & “INDISPUTABLE SERVICE.”   Precident Told in Report That ths Chicago Board of Trade Failed to Co-operate Properly in “Obtaining Information.”

RUSH MEASURE T0.AID FARMERS    FORDNEY. EMERGENCY TARIFF  BILL REPORTED OUT.   CHAIRMAN IS INSTRUCTED TO OBTAIN SPEEDIEST MOVE.   in senate: However, Democrat: ‘WHI Insist on a Full and Regular Consideration.

Pac HOLIDAY RUS:  ON  IN GU. Ed Wi ats OGRESS       Farm Relief and Forcney’s Tariff Bills io Be Disposed Of at Once.

CONGRESS URGED TO TAKE ACTION ON TARIFF BILL   MEASURE DESIGNED PROTECT FARMERS 1 BROUGHT FROM COMME TEE TO FLOOR OF HOTISI

EXPECT ACTION ON HIGH TARIFE BILL AT ONCE   Democratic Members Op pose Measure as Holding Tariff Views.

rORSHEY BILL OUT   Bill Designed te Frotect Farm‘ers Is Reported Out and Chairman Is Urged to Get Speedy Action.   SENATE DEMOCRATS TO RESIST SPEED EFFORTS   Democratic Steering Committee Wants Bill Sent “Long Way Round” in Effort té  « Hold Up Legislation.

FORDNEY TARIFF AGT VOTED OuT   Gomme Changes Bi Slightly,   VIRTUAL EMBARGO — _ ON FARM PRODUCTS   Passage Before Recess Is ~ Design. - 

BILL READY TO SUBMIT   Would Place. Embargc Tariff ona Score of Farm Products

IARIFE BILL IE SKE  InAUUGH BY CHRIST MAN   Fordney Emergency Measure Is Designed to Help Farmers   REPORTED OUT BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Two Changes Are Made ir Original Draft of Proposed Law

PRE-HOLIDAY RUSH ON IN CONGRESS FOR CHRISTMAS RECESS   House Measure Proposing Repeal of General War Laws Is Before Senate—Lower Body to Adjourn Thursday Over Christmas.

CHANGES ARE MADE TO BILL   Five Members Disapprove; Senate Committee Will Resist Haste.   PLAN TO INSIST UPON FULL CONSIDERATION   Do Not Consider Measure an  ‘Emergency’ One, Except For Two Items.

LL GLT COMMITTEE ACTION   FORNEY BILL REPORTED OUT AND IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED ON HOUSE.   Minor Changes Effected By Committee—Move to Include Frozen Beef In List Met With Failure.

Ly SUS UR IR mR IERRCSERENS, cep eian=en cece IUR ANID VSS HS FRENCH AVIATOR WON   lames Gordon Bennett Airplane Race Occurred Today

AIR RACE IS WON  :  BY FRENCH FLYER   Sadi LeCointe, Famous Aviator, Wins Plane Contest.   Two Americans Are Eliminated Soon After Start of the Bennett Trophy Flight.

FRENCH FLYER IS WINNER OF RACE “FOR BENNETT CHP   Sadi Lecointe Covers 186 Mile Course in Little Over r on Bour

i  AEROPLANE RACE   James Gordon Bennett Trophy Won. by Sandi Alcointe, a French Aviator.

OGL Gaui  ~6Giwatete Gadoete ne ome FREACH AVIATOR WON SEE iC            lames Gordon Bennett Airplane: Race Occurred Today 

BIRDMEN COMPETE FOR MASTERY OF ALR   158 MILES PER HOUR ATTAIN. ED BY ONE FLIER IN THE RACES AT ETAMPES   FRENCHMEN FORCED OWN   Kirsch and de Romanet, Favorites With the French, Forced to  Land on Account of En gine Trouble. 

ALL CONTESTANTS ELIMINATED DURING MORNINE   MAJOR SCHRODER LAST TO TAKE THE COuNT.   IGNITION TROUBLE CAUSES HIM TO ALIGHT.   The Great International Air Derby Had Proceeded Less Than an Hour When Two Americans Were Thrown Out and Schroeder Foiiows.

FRENCH AVIATOR WINS PLANE RACE      Sadi le Cointe Takes First Honors ir dames Gordon Bennett international Cup Contest.

FRENCH FLYER WINS INTEBNATICNAL BACE   AMERICAN” AVIATORS ELIMINATED.800N AFTER START.

H FLIER W      Ameriean Aviators Eliminated In Interpatienal Text.

FRENGHMAN 1S WINNER OF THE BENNELT CUF   La Comte Finishes Course it One Hour, 6 Minutes, 1754 Seconds.   YANKEE AVIATORS WERE NOT IN IT   Major Schroeder Started But Was Forced to Retire From Contest.

AMERICANS DROP OUT OF AIR RACE LECOINTE WINS   Famous French Aviator Covers Course Little Over an Hour.

ET MN ee ee  AMERICANS  OUT OF INT. AIR RACE   OWING TO MACHINE ~ TROUBLE, RETIRING - SOO NAFTER START.

FRENCHMAN WINS RACE.   Also James Gordon Bennett Trophy—-American Planes Made Poor Showing.

RACE WON BY FRANCE   Sadi LeCointe, Famous Aviater, Wins Plane Contest.   Two Aimericans Are Eliminated Soor After, Start of the Bennett  Trophy Flight, ..

AIRPLANE RACES TODAY.   AN the American Frtrants Were > QuickiP Eliminated. 

FRENCH AVIATOR WINNER IN RACE   Noted French Aviator Makes 186 Miles in 66 Minutes

Sadi LeCointe, Famous Aviator, Wins Plane Contest.   Two Americans Are Eliminated Seon Aiter Start of the Bennett Trophy Flight.

FRANCE TAKES RACE   AIRPLANE CONTEST IS WON BY SAD! LE COINTE.   America’s Two Entries Are Eliminated ‘Soon After Start of the Bennett Trophy Flight.

FRENCH AVIATOR EASY WINNER OF BENNETT TROPHY   Lecoinet Flew 186 Miles in One Hour and Six Minutes.

YANK AVIATORS ARE ELIMINATED EARLY IN RACE   Machine Trouble Fore: ed Them Out of In ternational Event.

LECOINTE SHOWS UP FIELD IN AIR RACE   Schroeder, Rinehart and Raynham All Fdil to Finish.

FRENCHMAN WINS BENNETT TROPHY   AIRPLANE COVERS THREE HUNDRED KILOMET; ERS IN 1:06:17 1-5:

PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING'S ‘ADVISOR. BUSY OBTAINING '.. PUBEIC’S OPINION 

SEEK INFORMATION FORWARDING ON NAW ASSOCIATION   Advisors, Gathering Informatior j i As to How Far Europg ¢ toh Will Go. 5

WORK BEGINS. ON WORLD ‘SOCIETY’   Beta i¢ Gathered for “New Nation Association.”   BWAOPE DOESN'T OPPOSE   “Witting fo Trade with Harding,” Renort Savs.

Leaders Claim Harding Had Notking to Do With the Preliminary Work Which Has Beem Go. img on For Weeks.

ADVISERS GET HEADY TO GIVE HARDING DATA   UNOFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL CONVERSATIONS ARE NOW GOING ON

Europeans Are Being Asked How Far They Will Go   Party Leaders May Fore Compromise on Wilson Leavcue

WORKING ON PROGRAM OF NEW LEAGUE   Develops Men Close To Affairs of Republican Party Are Discussing Plan.

THE WEATHER      WORK ALREADY ONDER YO “ASSOCIATION   Discussions With Persons Abroad Indicate Willingness to Yield to U. S.   TREATY MAY BE CALLED UP AGAIN IN DECEMBER   DEMOCRATS LIKELY TO OF.  FER TO ACCEPT LODGE RES  ERVATIONS OR DEFEAT “AS. SOCIATION” PROPOSAL,

Republican “Conversations” With Europe Reveal Foreian Tendencies.   PROBE ATTITUDE IN U. &.   Democrats May Make One Las’ Effort to Ratify Wilsonian Pact.

PLANS FOR ‘hia      Harding Advisors “Fee Out” Europe   VUE LULU  DATA EXCHANGED     ee nme tine mmm e  Disposition To Trade I{s Found

ASSOCIATION IS BEING PLANNED   President-Elect Harding Pre pares to Make Rapid Strides When He Starts.   ADVISORS ARE PREPARED

Preliminary Work Well Under Way Through Informal Correspondence,   EUROPEAN NATIONS TO YIELD ON SOME POINTS   Will Ask Harding to Help Them on Others, Is Report in » Washington,

WORKING ON PLANS FOR PEACE LEAGUE   HARDING TO BE: GIVEN COM “PLETE INFORMATION ON PROPOSED ASSOCIA. TIONS OF NATIONS

SUROPE TO MEET HARDING ALE WAY ON LEAGUE   Europe Must Have Americas € eporation Im An Association > . of Nathons, °

PLAN A LEAGUE SUBSTITUTE      Préliminary: Steps to’ Form Pres Elect Harding’s Association of Nations: Have Been Taken.

PRELIMINARY WORK OK PLAN FOR ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS IS WELL ALONG

PRELIMINARY «WORK WELL fp. UNDER WAY      Yertain Interesting Facts Concerning Association of Nations Have Come to Light.

EUROPE TO MEET HARDING HALF WAY ON LEAGUE   Europe Must Iave.- Amerlean ( operation in Au Axscelation. of. Nattons,

WORK IS STARTED ON LEAGUE PLAN   COMPLETE INFORMATION ON VIEWS OF OTHER 800N READY POR SEN. HARDING.   ADVISERS SEEKING VIEWS

GROUNDWORK OF PLAN TO SUPPLANT LEAGUE - ALREADY BEING LAID   Unofficial ‘Conversations’ Undertaken in Order to Sound Out Opinion in ForeignCounitries and at Home

PLANS ARE READY FOR NEW ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS   WHEN SENATOR HARDING Is READY HES ADVISORS WILL HAVE PLAN FORWED

WORK FORGES AHEAD ON NEW NATION LEAGUE   EUROPEANS WILLING TO MEET REPUBLICANS HALF WAY IN THE MATTER

THE DUTCH To TURKEY.   Holland May” Be Offered -Mardate . Over Near East.

LENIENCY OF COURTS IS RAPPED   Dover Mayor Criticizes Penalties   NEGROES TOTE GUNS   Ask Legislation to Halt Practice

if FCURTS IS RAPPED   over Mayor Criticizes Penalties   NEGROES TOTE GUNS   Ask Legislation to Halt Practice

HIS FULL CONSENT GIVEN TO DANIELS   Officials Deny Reports 0! Reprimand

HAD CONSENT TO USE SPEECH   Secretary Daniels Had Wilson's. O. K on Publjication of President's ‘Naval Speech.

WILOON APPROVED MAKING PUBLIC NAVAL MESSAGES   Publishad Report Had Said Daniels Might Be _ Reprimanded for Revealing Documents to Sims and Fleet.

Seeretary Granted Permissior by President to Use Address to Fleet Against Sims. Despite Attack on British   Rear Admiral’st Charge That Department Prolonged War Ts Error, Cabinet Member Tells the Senate Committee

APPROVED DANIELS’ ACTION   oe eeteeeeend  President Knew Secretary Would Present His Address,

DANIELS CALLS SIMS BAROK MUNCGHAUSER   Secretary of Navy Accuses Admiral of Juggling With Facts.   NAVAL OFFICER'S ARITHMETIC N. G.   Claim That Navy Department Prolonged War Shown to Be False.

SIMS CHARGES FALLACIOUS AND BASELESS, SAYS   Most Serious Refuted by Admiral, Daniels  Declares

WILSON SAYS DANIELS HAD CONSENT TO USE DOCUMENTS   President Denies He Is To Reprimand Secretary for Making Public His Address to the Atlantic Fleet Officers.

APPEALS TO CANADA   To Bridge Chasm Between U S. and Great Britain

Prohibition Officers Seize. Four Porters at Chicago,. -: o           First Steps in Drive to Halt’ Ligu Running From East—Find Sulit. « cases Filled With Whisky. %

DRYS RAID A TRAIN   CHICAGO PROHIBITION OFFICERS SEIZE FOUR PORTERS.   Take First Steps to Halt Liquor Run. “ning Frotra New York Territory.

er  First Steps in Drive to Halt Liquer Running From East—Find Suitcases Filied With Whisky.

JOYCE 3 ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE BY GLEVELAND JURY   'Five Baltots Taken Before the Decision Is Reached.

Coast Guard Cutter Rescues Captain and 25 of Crew Off Wrecked Ship; 10 Are Missing

FAIL TO FIND TEN MEN WHO DISOBEYED CAPTAIN   LEFT WRECKED STEAMER’ PO LAIS, AND ARE NOT PICKED UP YET.

BOAT WITH TEN - “MEN IS LOST   Captain and 25-of Crew ‘Have Been. Taken ‘From Vessel

JEN MEN LEAVE — WRECKED VESSEL   Put Out In Life Boat at 9:30 This Morning and Not Seen Afterwards. °

Falling House Irjures  Mr. D. W. McKenzie   “1 OOKOUT HOUSE AT PAWLEY’S ISLAND COLLAPSES

SERIOUS ACCIDENT OCCURS AT: SUMMER RESORT   ‘Lookout House at Pawley’s Is land Collapses

ALEXANDER IS DEAD BY HIS OWN HAND   SWEETHEART OF RUTTI AYERS HAS COMMITTED SUICIDE.   Shot Himeci{ at Hie Home at Haye Center While Awaiting Trial en « Charge of Murder.

BRYAN RAOTEETS PLACING - NAME BEFORE PRIMARIES   Requests Withdrawal: of. Petition fo Presidential Indorsement in North Dakota

BRYAN WITHDRAWS NAME FROM RACE   SEN. JOHNSON’S PETITION ONLY  ONE FILED IN NORTH DA : KOTA— = PERSHING  : QUALIFIES.

BRYAN: WITHDRAWS N4AME   will Not Ga on North Dakota Presidential Preference Ballot:

BRYAN. SAYS HE ~ 1S NOT CANDIDATE   Objects to Placing His Name on North Dakota Ballot; Supporters Withdra&: Their Petition.

A AT  BRY AN “NOT CANDIDATE,   Had Name Withdrawn From North Dakota Primary.

POWERS SPLIT ON A RUSSIAN POLICY   British Attempt te Close Breach With France Over Question of Combatting Bolshevism   ASK CONTINUED COOPERATION   United States Will Refrain From “Taking Sides”—Causes For The Break Explained

FEELING . IS STRONG      France and Britain Chargs Each Other With Breach Faith in Observance of Hythe Agreement.       SOVIET TROOPS REACH *.  - QUTSKIRTS OF WARSAW   Red Cavalry Penetrates Bub: ‘urh of Polish Capital; Poles Launch Offensive; * Great Battle Rages. r

TOUR OF MERIDIAN ROAD   Officials of Highway to Trave Route Newton to Winnipeg

TOUR OF MERIDIAN ROAD      Cfficiels cf Highway to Travel Route Newtecn to Winnipeg

DALLAS ITALIAN VICTIM OF FEUE   CAMPANELLA IS THIRD TO DIE IN BROIL OF 10 YEARS BETWEEN FAMILIES

FEUD VICTIM AT DALLAS SUCCUMBS   ITALIAN CONFLICT OF TEN YEARS’ STANDING COMES 10 FATAL CLIMAX.

GUARD POSTOFFICE AND STORE AT QMAH:   Federal Officials Refuse. to Disclose Bomb Tuot in Nebraska Metropolis.

ANARCHISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR LATIN-AMERICAN FIRE  -, > eke: yee SNe See  See

HARDING TO GIVE FARM IDEAS   Republican Nominee Preparing Ad. dress for Minnesota State Fair September 8.

PREPARATION OF SPEECHES OCCUPIES TIME   Senator Harding Busy Outlining Policy On Agriculture

“ANDY”? RICHARDS DEAD.   Onee Well Known in - Kansas Later an Oklahoma Oil MWagnate.  Pe thee Aacoecinted E’res<s).

ERIE HEAD SAYS 2 Gels ENOUGH   Declares Passenger Fare Should Be Reduced Except On Certain Lines.

b. U.P. NOMINEE MAKES ADDRESS UN RECLAMATION   Pinchot Is Pleased With Conservation Views Ex .pressed by Harding,

SAYSULS. MUST + AAVEG OP CHIE   FORMER ENEMY OF HARDING LINKS HANDS WITH NOMINEE

GIFFORD WILLING 10 CALL BYGONES BYGONES   Former Progressive ‘Leader Satisfier With Harding's apeurvation Policy.

HARDING POLICY UN CONSERVATION PLEASES PINGHOT   Former Progressive Leader Will Do All He Can for Republican Success.   NINE GOVERNORS TO VISIT G. 0. P. NOMINEE TODAY   More Telegrams Congratulating Ohio Senator on His League of Nations Speech Made Public, One of Them Being From Senator Lodge.

ULO FOES AGREE TO AGREE AGAIN   Gifford Pinchot and Sena: tor Harding Meet   VERY MUCH PLEASED   Mr. Pinchot Says Senator Harding’s Views on Conser. vation are Admirable and They Decide to Let Bygones Be Bygones—Candidate Will Address Governors Today

Mote Telegrams Congratulating Candidate Upon His League Of Nations Speech Were Received Meade ignedaay.   LODGE SENT TELEGRAM

HARDING DISCUSSES RECLAMATION ISSUE   Nominee and Gifford Pinchot Consider Policy.   STATEMENT ALSO ISSUED.   Nine Governors Will Attend Today's Function at Marion— Party Will Be Guests of G. A. R. at Picnic—Lodge Congratulates Candidate on His League Speech.

Nine Governorr Will Attend Today's Function at Marieon— Farty. Will Be Guests of G. A. BR. at Picnic——Lodge Congratulates Candidate ou His T.cacrne Speech.

HARDING PLANS   Nominee and Former Forestry Chief Are in Accord om Reelamation Policy   Nine, Most of Them from Westers States, Hear a Front Porch  Speech Today

PINCHOT COMES OUT ON SIDE OF HARDING   FORMER FOREST CHIEF IN LINE WITH HIS POLICIES.   Republican Success Necessary t Carry ow Reclamation Projects. Nominee Talks to Governors  Today.

COMPARES BRITONS TO RUNS OR TURKS   Founder of Sinn Fein Say: English Are Devastating - Irish Towns.

SPLENDID CROPS IN CANADA   Excellent Harvest Promised Through. out Dominion, Official Report From Ottawa Says.

COTTON MEN AT CAPITAL PLANS INFESTED AREA   COTTON PLANTING IN PINK BOLI WOR INFESTED SRKEAS OF LOUISIANA DISCUSSED

COTTON GROWERS © AT WASHINGTO!   Conference Expected To evelon Some Uniform Plan To Prevent Spread of Pink Boll Werm.

British Said to Be Ready te Put Down “trish a Rebellion.” =   ‘Large Force of Troops. and Cavalry to Be Sent Into “ — Trouble Zones,

STERN MEASURES; FOR SINN FEIN   England Increases Militar Force and Rushes Cavalry to Posts in Ireland.   MANY MURDERS CAUSE

PLAN STERN MEASURES   Britiah Government Said To Be Con templating Rigoroan System

DRASTIC ACTION PLANNED BY BRITISH IN IRELAN   Aptiication ef Iron Heel To Repres Cprising in Krin Urged by Landon Papers

CONSTANTINE PROMISES  tO. BE A GOOD KING        Se oe ny a Wil: Strive “Hata  en [ireere’s } Relntions’ With Allies.‘

Reception Brought Tears to King’s Eyes   Constantine Given Great Demonstration of Affection Upon His Arrival Sundav at Venice.

CONSTANTINE PROMISES TO BE A GOOD KINC      Declares He Will Strive Hard T Strengthen Greece’s Relations With Allies.

NAVY AND COAST GUARD MEN WILL GET PAY RAISED   One-Third Increase Is Provided for in Bill Passed by Congress—Is Retroactive to January 1.

INCREASE IN NAVY PAY   Provided For in Bill Passed By House And Sent to Senate.

HOUSE PASSES INCREASE BILE   PAY IN NAVY WILL BE RAISED TO RECRUIT IT TO ITS FORMAL STRENGTH

PREMIER ATTACKED FOR LABOR STAND   [By Camillo Cianfarra, United -Pres  O4.n. ff fnermenandnant 7 .

ITALIAN CONTROL BILL STARTS ROW   Soviets Fear Premier's Play  Will Head Off Socializa tion of Industry.

Plant Seizures Spread to Rome, Say Reports; Strikers Continue Operations of Plants   Many Strikers Are Being Rounded Up by Red Guards and Taken to Garrison Plants at Trieste

LABOR TO HAVE VOICE IN WORK   New Industrial System Is Planned to Break vee in the Italian ittac

WRONG MRS. BALDWIN GETS INSURANCE MONE’   PAID UP POLICY COMES BACK TT) PORT FDOWARDS WOMAN

WRONG MRS. BALDWIN GETS INSURANCE MONEY   rae ‘PAID UP POLICY COMES BACK  TM) PORT EDWARDS WOMAN

LOVE CHEATER WILL PERFORM   Chicago Church Federation Makes Protest.   Although He Has Wife and Babies _In Old Country He Promises to Marry a Girl.

WOULD KEEP AUS OPERA oiNGth OFF STAGE IN CHICAGO   Church Federation Head Make:  Protest at Appearance of   Georges Baklanoff.

Baklanoff’s Appearance In Opera Draws Protest From Prominent Chicago Minister

CAR CRASHES TREE _AFTER SKIDDING   Liberty Feed Merchant Has : Narrow Escape Passing Another Car.

MACHINE HIT BUGGY   cefdent Oecured Sunday Afternoor East of City.

SAY NEGROES COULDN'T VOTE   Alleged They Were Not _ Allowed to Register in Southern States

WOULD VOTE LIKE OTHERS   Association of Colored People Want Investigation in the South.

CONGRESS ASKED TO HEAR APPEAL FOR NEGROES      INVESTIGATION OF ILLEGAL DISFRANCHISEMENT OF BLACK VOTERS IN SOUTH TO BR SOUGHT.

NEGROES ASK QUI UF LAST ELECTION THROUGHOUT SOUTP   Will Seek Diminished Conczres sional Representation Under 14th Constitution Change.   ‘COMMITTEE 1S NOTIFIED   Complaint Lodged by Nationa Asseciation for Advance ment cf Nerrovs,

ASK SOUTH DELEGATION CUT   National Association Reports Negroes Barred From Voting for Congressmen.

cUT REPRESENTATION.   Negroes Renew Demand for En_ forcement of ith Amendment.

URGES PROBE FOR SOUTHERN NEGROES   Secretary of Advancement Associatior Wants Congress to Make Investigation.

SAYS COLORED PEOPLE IN SOUTH ARE ILLEGALLY DISFRANCHISED & IMPOSED UPON

NEGROES WANT LEGISLATION   Urge Congress to Investigate Alleged “Violant and [Hegal Disfranchises ment" of Colored People in

URGE PROBE INTC ACTIGN IN SOUTE   COLORED ORG ANIZATIO® ASKS PERMISSICN TO PRESENT FACTS   HAS EVIDENCE READY   Colored Residents Alleged to Have Peen Prevented, From. Rewistering and Voting

MINING FIELDS 1N - OPERATION TODAY   Editorof Miners Journal De clares It is Now Up To The Railroads.

COAL MINES ARE BEING REAPENEN   Indiana and Milinois Strikers Resume Work Under Orders.

Miners Obey ‘Orders from Or‘ganization Headquarters and Resume Work Throughout  ~ [Hinois and Indiana -

MINESCLOSED BY STRIKE ARE AIPENING TODA   Reports Indicate Miners Are Responding to the Order to Go Back.   ONLY A FEW REMAIN DOWN    Now Up to Railroads to See That  the People Get Coal, Says Searles.

Miners Respond to Order of President Lewis of United Mine Workers to Return to Work Immediately; A Delay of a Day or Two Before Full Oper ations Is Completed.   CLAIMS RAILROADS ARE NOW RESPONSIBLE

COAL STRIKE HS  ENDED 1 INDIAN!   Men Have Gone Back to the Mines and Say’ That Coal Will be Forthcoming if it Can be Transported by the  Railroads.

INDIANA AND, ILLINOIS: aaINes, CLOSED. LAST WEEK, RE... OPENING ‘TORBAY  °

MINERS RETURNING TO WORK SLOWLY   But Few Mines Are Yet Hoisting Coal.   INDIANA MINES OPEN,

INDIANA AND ILLINOIS RESUMING OPERATIONS.   U. M. W. A. ISSUES STATE. MENT THIS FORENOON   The Bituminous Coal Mines in These Two States Have Been Practical. ly Closed for Some Time Over Wage Aaqreement.

in other-communities also, Very truly yours, John Bert Graham, See Chamber of Commerce.   Deuble Wedding Saturday

NEW YORK POLITICAL CALENDAR  Fall Primary and General  Election 4oen

NEW YORK > POLITICAL CALENDAR  Fall Primary and General Election 1920

BANBITS ~~ JERSEY   Four Try To Rob Milltown Bank — Drug Pater~ gon Girl    TAKE TWO YEGGS IN SHARP BATILE

Pitchforks, Axes, Shotguns, Rifles, Pistols and Clubs Used To Rout Bank Robbers

TWO ROBBERS ARE TAKEN BY A POSSE   Bank Robbers Are Fought With Pitchforks and Axes.

Dic WAY INTO BANK THROUGH BRICK WALL   VILLAGERS GIVE PURSUIT ° AND LAND TWO FUGITIVES    Posse “Armed  With With favoiveri, i,  Riftes, Shotguns’ and  .  Pitehforks   NO CASH: BELIEVED TAKER   Two Members . of Q Quartette - of Robbers Succeed in Mak. ing Escape

MRS. RUDE NAMED SIXTH DISTRICT WOMAN'S CHAIRMAN   Liberty Woman Receives Deserved Political Recognition—To Barnstorm the County for Democrats

Democrats Save Time and Formal Nomination Preceeds During Day Interrupted Occasionally   PLANK HEWERS WORK HARD   League of Natiens and Prehibition Questions Will be Taken te Fleer of Convention Finally.

HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS: I WILMINGTON: Pry IN TAAK      Brandywine River Sweeps Blocks of Residences In Delaware City.   WATER UP TO SECOND _ STORY WINDOWS   Rescuers Working in Dark; Electric Plant Out of  Commission. '

LINPLEY TO EMPORIA      ——————  is Guest of Hener at K. U. Alum. ni Luncheon

LINBLEY TO EMPORIA      I< Guest of Honor at K. 0. Alunni Lintcheun

CHAIRMAN OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY ORGANIZATION   Robert R. Knepper, of Etna Green, Chosen by the Students of County

Greeks C omplete Drive Against Turks Four Days Earlier Than Schedule

AFIGHTOVER SPEAKERSHII   a. B. Weaver, Des Moines, and Arthuc Springer of Wapello, Candidates,

GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF SUGAR DISCUSSED   Three Bills are Read—Main Problems of the Day are Debated.

FOUR BILLS WERE CONSIDERED IN SENATE   A Constitutional Amendment Stirs the Senate—Ban-  quet Discussed.

BILL FOR ABOLITION OF TOBACCO DEBATED   Monroe Doctrine Discussed— Edwin Hurd Takes the Senatorial Oathr ,

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS DISCUSSED IN SENATE   Two New Members Admitted— Many Senators Make Good Speeches.

PHILLIPINE QUESTION ~ PROVOKES DISCUSSION   Enthusiastic First Year Senatorg Hold Spirited Meeting.

AGITATOR FLAYS PRESIDING JUDGE   James Larkin Attacks Justice Weeks of N. Y. Supreme Court, Accusing Him of Not Being Impartial. .

LARKIN’S BIG WORDS   Asks Court to Vacate Jurisdic tion of His Case

ANOTHER TRUNK SUSPECT ~         Oakland, Catifarnia, Now Has a Son: eation.on Hand.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IS FELT IN GALIFORNIE   Sharpest Shock in Years Shakes City of San Jose; No Heavy  Demauge

750,000 Are Homeless In Quake Regior   Death Toll Will Exceed 30 When Debris Is Cleared Away, Officials Say.

DISARMAME NT MEET WANTED   Bill Is Introduced Authorizing Wilson to Take Artion.

PLANS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 1) ARRANGE FOR DISARMAMENT MOV   WOMAN LEADER SAYS WOMEN VOTERS INSISTS LRON STOP. PIVG WAR APPROPRIATIONS.

ASKS A DISARMAMENT MEET   Itlinois Representative Wants Wilsor Authorized to Act in His Discretion.

PART OF STATE INCOME TAX WILL BE RETURNEL   County Collector Advised to Refund Sum Approximating $1,844,800  EE

STATE INGOME TAX REFUND 15 ORDERED   40 PER CENT OF LEVY FROM JANUARY 1 TO AUGUST 7, 1919, TO BE RETURNED.

CHICAGO FEELS ~ LACK OF NURSES   Fight Against Influenza Is Being Hampered—2000 New Cases Reperted,

Fight Against Infleunza Epidemic . Hampered By Shortage of Nuracs.

CHICA NEEDS NURSES BADLY   Shortage Hampers thé Fight Bein Made to Wipe Out the Flu Enidemic .

POLIGE ACTIVE BOMB CASE   Head of Wreckers Union Denies His Men Are Involved

FARMERS INDICATE POLITICAL STAND   Declare Candidates Should Be On Record.

SEVEN MILLION WANT TO KNOW THEIR POLICIES   Each  iat Aspirant  Presidential Must Go On Record On  Rural Attitude   DAKOTA CO.OP CHIEF   IN WASHINGTON TODAY URGES THAT WILSON CALL CONFER. ENCE OF FARM QUESTIONS

WILLIUND JF FARMERS () BE UNIT NN DEMANDS      National Organization Farmer: Decides to Make Candidate: Declare Stand,  Oe ee renee  WILL KNOW ATTITUDE  tS emer ne ee  Seven Million Included in Or ganization to Enter Pclitica Arena.

FARMERS 10 ENTER POLITICAL ARENA, Nitl7 CANNINATES   ATTITUDE OF -ALL-IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE TO BE PUT ON  DOoOCNBhH   MEET. IN CAPITAL      National. Board, in Ww Yashington Decides to Send Out Ques-" - tionaires.

FARMERS QUIZ CANDIDATES   Questionnaires to Be Sent Presidential! Aspirants in Political Move by 7,000,000.

FARMERS MAY GO INTO POLITICS IN FUTURE   THEY DEMAND THAT PRESIDEN TIAL CANDIDATES GO ON RECORD ON ALL QUESTIONS.

MILLIONS OF FARMERS  WBE UNI IN EMANTS   National Organization Farmers Decides to Make Candidates Declare Stand.   WILL KNOW ATTITUDE   seven Million Included in Organization to Enter Pclitical Arena.

FARMERS TO ~ DEMAND RIGHTS   Seven Million of Them Into Political Arena.   SO SAYS NATIONAL BOARD   Hot After Those Who Are Holding Back Capper-Hersman Bill in Committee.

HIDING PLACE OF BONDS IS REVEALED BY DOUGHTY   Arraigned on Charges of Conspiracy to Kidnap Small and Theft of Bonds to the Value of $105,000.

FIND THE BONDS DOUGHTY STOLE AT HOME OF KIN   ALLEGED KIONAPER OF MILLIONAIRE REVEALS LOOT AT HOUSE OF SISTER

DOUGHTY REVEALS SMALL SECURITIES   Former Secretary Leads Police tc Sister’s Home Where Bonds Worth $105,000 Are Found.

MISSING BONDS © oy ARE FE RECOVERED   Secretar of Toront to Mill oneire ‘Arraigned in Court,

WAITING ON COX   Senator Harding Will Not Open Campaign Until Cox Makes Speech

HARDING HOLDS BACK UNTIL COX SPEAKS   'o Make No Farther Vital Pro nouncements Until His Opponent's’ Hand Is Disclosed.

HARDING WAITS COX’S SPEECE   Campaign Gun Will Not Be Fired by Republican Nominee 'Till Democrat Speaks

M’GRAW WALLOPS ANOTHER ACTOI   Wilton Lackaye in Hospital With  Broken Ankle as Result of Visit to Ball Manager

JOHN McGRAW’S LATEST.   Shot His Loft to Actor. Wiltor Lackaye’s Jaw After nat. 4ar's Friendly Call.

WGRAW LANDS ON AN ACTOR      Scrappy Baseball Manager Aecused Of Making Assault On Wil jam itaabka we .

WILTON LACKAYE SAYS McGRAW SLUGGED iN   With Right Hand Extended in Goodby Gesture John Shot Left to Jaw, Lackaye Says

ACTOR (6 INJURED ATM GRAW'S HOME   ACCIDENT IS AFTERMATH OE AFFAIR AT LAMBS CLUB, NEW YORK.

MGRAW BEATS UP STAGE MAN   GIANTS MANAGER FLOORS ONE WHO WOULD CONSOLE HIM

M’CRAW WALLOPS WILTON LACKAY: ANKLE S BROKEN   ACTOR SAYS HE PUT OUT HANI TO SHAKE WITH GIANT'S MAN. AGER AND RECEIVED PUNCH  ON JAW — H AD BEEN GIVING ADVICE.

MGRAW:HAS: TROUBLE WITH AGTOR: WHO WAS AT. ~— HIS HOME ON SATURDAY   Charged That Manager Of. Nev . York Giants “Beat Up” Wilton Lackaye, .

LIFE SENTENCE FOR BANDITS IS WANTED BY CHIEF   New Pclice Head in Chicag Wiil Strike Hard at Bandits   Seeks New Law to Break U; Banditry

PEANUT KERNEL IN CHILD’S LUNG   Little Earl Zepp, Two Years Oid, in Serious Condition—  X-Ray _ Locates Obstacle, Which Can Not Be Reached.

LITTLE BOY SUCKS ~ PEANUT IN LUNG   Earl Zepp, Two Years Old  Union Township, in Serious Condition.      X-RAY LOCATES KERNEL    Obstacle Cannot be Reached, Dectors ; Fear Pneumonia is Developing. Is  An Unusual Case.

SUFFOCATED IN - DISPOSAL TANK   ‘Lost Life in Attempt to Rescue Fellow Work er Overcome

[WO SUFFOCATE IN SEWERAGE DISPOSAL TANK   Rodolfo Garcia Loses His Lif in Going to Resuce of  Fellow Worker.

IS INCREASING IN IRELAND   Irish Question Will Menace Parlia. ment More Than Ever Before.   Lloyd Gecrge Makes It Clear Cabine Wil Stand on Principles of Home Rale.

SITUATION IN MICLAND GROWS MORE ALARMING   Violence On Increasé Throughout Country; Trouble Feared   LLOYD GEORGE FIRM   Sinn Fein Accepts Pre mier’s Speech as Declaration of War.

VIOLENCE ON INCREASE IN IRISH CITIES   SITUATION CONFRONTS BRITISH PARLIAMENT WITH GREATER MENACE THAN EVER BEFORE,   MANY ARE KILLED IN DUBLIN   The Sinn Fein Has charged Lloyd Geerge’s Spech as a Declaratien of War.

ry 1; by MeIntosh. 2, by. William: i - aig _   Wagoner 4, Warner 1.

GOMPERS RAPS RAIL BILL   Says, However, A. F. of L. Will Toke No Furiher Action in Re. gard to It,

GOMPERS ON BILL.   Says He Speaks tia AH in Regrettiag Signing of BUL

PALMER DEFENDS ACTS   APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE SUGAR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.   Says Congress and Not the President to Blame for the High Prices,

Attorney General Palmer Before House Sugar Probing Body.   i   Fixing a Price Is but the Exercising  of Lawful Discretion, He Declares.

CONGRESS PASSES BUCK ON SUGAR, PALMER GHARRES   It Ignored President’s: ‘Request to Extend War Legislation : to Control Commodity.

HARDING REPLIES TO MAN WHO ALLEGED HE WAS JAILED BY THE SENATOR’S FRIENDS FOR QUERY

THE SENATOR REGRETS ARREST OF QUESTIONER   Sends Telegram In Answer to One From Man Who _ Interrupted

THE SENATOR REGRETS ARREST OF QUESTIONER   Sends Telegram In Answer to One From Man Who Interrupted Address.

1), §. BIG BUSINESS FLIRTO WITH REDS   London Times Says Inter: views Being Held Daily ; With Leonid Krassin.   Declares Vanderlip Is in Mos: cow When He Is at Scarhoroudch. N. Y.

General Wood Appears Victor   Leading In Republican Primaries Held In Minnesota Monday

TO DEMAND PROBE OF RED RAIDS   Women Take Up Case of Families of Deported Men.   TO SEE PALMER AND WILSON

ASK RELENGE UF REDS’ FAMILIES AT ELLIS TOLANI   American Women’s Committee to Demand of Washington That They Be Set Free or Deported.

PENROSE, CROW AND SPROUL IN ENTIRE ACCORD   U.S. Senator, Governor and State Republican Chairman ~ Discuss Speakership-Of Next Lesislature   i WILL SUPPORT R. S. SPANGLER

WANTS UNISON BETWEEN WOOD. COUNTY CITIES                MARSHFIELD HERR CIPY 1 YO TEN WARE COP

HANTS UNISON BETWEEN WOOD TTsh _ COUNTY GITTES        MARSHFIELD ATTORNEY SAYS TREIR CITY 1S NOT ENTITLED TO TEN WARDS; WANTS WISCONSIN RAPIDS COOPERATION

EXCHANGE THE NATAL TOPIC   Crumbling of Money Values Excites More Attention Than Extradition Situation.

EXCHANGE ABSORBS BRITISH INTERES)   People Are More Interested iz Money Status Than in

CUT. IMPORTS: HARM BRITAIN   London Newspapers Cat Embarge on Cotton Dangerous Remedy—Urge  Ban en Other Geode.

EXCHANGE GIVEN GHEE SPAGE IN  ONDGN PAPERS   Some Prais> White Others Deptore Aclien Taken With Revard To Cetiton importation.

Pieas of Leaders Are Necessary to Prevent Open Break At Chicago.   LAFOLLETTE WILL ACCEPT   if Platform Is Written So As to Incorporate His Ideals, He Tells Convention.

PLATFCM MAY CAUSE .ROUPS TO BUT MEET   Forty Eighters ar @ & ‘issatisfied With Several zs Forced On Convention by Radical Labor Group   LA FOLLETTE REFUSES — "TO ACCEPT NOMINATION   Does'Not Deem Himself Avail‘able As Candidate For New: Party; Is Not In Sym thy:  _ With Many Of Its Pranks:

AUGUST JARDECKE ARRESTED IN SOUTH   Man Admittfhe a. Is Absconding Hanover Banker, Held at Alexandria. La.

DEMON RUMIS BURIED DEEP   ‘DEATH KNELL souNDED aT THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.     LIQUOR NOW IN OUTLAW CLASS   NATIONWIDE PROMIBITION DRAS. TIC IN PROVISIONS,    Celebrations On Modest Scale Wark Passing of John Harleycora in Big Cities—Wartime Act a Fit Preparation,

INTRASTATE rARES ARE INCREASED   Will Correspond With AdvancesAllowed by Interstate Commission; Sleeping Car Fares 50 PercentHicher.

FORMER PASTOR SENTENCED   Thomas Marksberry Found Guilty of Murder in First Degrer.

STATE TROOPS TO PREVENT LYNCHING   ‘ormer Pastor Sentenced t Life Imprisonment for Slaying Farmer

PRES. MILLERAND NEEDS NO GUARE   FRENCH EXECUTIVI PEOPLE BY WALKING [TED  REW AMA UNeROT

WIDOW HELD IN BROWN MURDER   Michigan Official Takes Per. sonal Charge in Mt. Clemens Hearing—Orders He: to Jail

Bia ye hae ie i hee a aR ha aaa Nee rate aaa a a tere  MAYOR “OF VERSAILLES MBOOGNIZES SINN FEINERS

Of the Bedford Music And Drame Study Club Perfected Yesterday At Library.   ‘TO STUDY MUSIC AND ART

DRAMA CLUB   ORGANIZED AT PUBLIC LIBRARY CLUB) ROOM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON   OFFICERS WERE ELECTED   Charter Membership of Seventy-five is Secured By Organization

GASOLINE TAX ILLEGAL,   United States Supreme Court Rute: Apainst New Mexico Statute,

SHOPMIEN AND CAR ~ INSPECTORS J   Speech of Samuel Gompers Fails to Have Desired Ef-  fect.in Cleveland.      SAYS DEMANDS JUSTIFIED   However, Illegal Strike Wil Harm Chances of Getting ' Wage Increase,

MANUFACTURING  PLANTS CLOSING IN NEW ENGLAND   Lack of Orders and Poor Business Now Causing Many Shutdowns

FACTORIES CLOSE   Uncertain Traffic and Price Cuts Given as Reasons

NeW ENGLAND PLANTS CLOSING   Bhoe and Woolen Factories Continue to Shut Their Doors For Various Reasons,

CARDINAL O'CONNELL HOLDS RECEPTION   Receives Irish Delegates to Beatification

TEN COLLIERIES NEAR SCRANTON MADE IDLE   Miners Strike  Because Coal Company Refuses to Abol igh Gontract Swcetem.

STUCK NEAR AN IS   ONE MAN WAS KILLED AND A HEAVY PROPERTY DAMAGE WAS DONE ALONG COAST   nIMINISHES IN. FURY   ot the Storm Was Over   Northern Louisiana Today and Wa. Decreasing in Intensity,  Wires Down Out of New   leans.  ‘The Center

ONE KILLED, HEAVY, DAMAGE - INCOAST STORM   STORM STRUCK INLAND ABOUT MIDNIGHE RETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE,           A Loatied: Pr: on the Louisville é Nashville Railracut Was Lost in the Starm, Te is Ree Ported,

HURRICANE ALONG GULF COAST CAUSE AF PREAT DAMAGE   Wires Down Out of New Orleans, -Making It Impossible to Get Accurate Data.

URRIGANE STRIKES IN LUISIANS   Telegraph Lines Are De molished   TRAVELS INLAND   Trains Halied; Bridge:  Torn Asunder

STORM CAUSES — HEAVY DAMAGE AT PROVIDENCE   Losa Estimated at Millior Dollars. Fruit and Crop: Destroyed.

NORE THAN $1,000,000 DAMAGE DONE BY HAIL AND THUNDER STORM IN R.   forty-five Mile Gale Hits Narrow Area, Extending Over Three Towns—Hundreds of Thousands Panes at Glace Rroken

PANIC STRICKEN   Thousands of Panes of Glass Broken, Homes and Stores  Flooded, Crops Destroyed   Street Car, Telephone and Wectric Lights and Power Service Interrupted

SENSON ADVISED SIMS HE STATES   ‘Met Of Operations Told Him Not To Let British Pull Wool Over Eves

HAD TO GET OUT OF BREMEN   Entente Military Mission in City on Official Business Forced to Leave.

ENTENTE WILL TAKE ACTION ON GERMAN ATTACK   Military Authorities Forced From Bremen Through Demonstrations

UO-MINUTE SILENT PRAYER FOR DEAD OPENS CONVENTION   More Than 3,000 Veterans o' Third Division Gather at Meeting in Chicago.

THIRD DIVISION: “JS IN SESSION   Convention Opens at Exact Minute When Drive Start' ed Against the Germans

Plot. to Assassinate Four... Leaders of Late Mexican Revolt Unearthed in U.S

FOOAGOTNATICN OF OBREGON PLANNEL   FRIEND EN ROUTE TO WARN PRESIDENT-ELECT OF CON_- SPIRACY INU. &.

UNCOVER CONSPIRACY TO MURDER OBREGON   Reveal Plot of Mexicans to Assasinate President Elect and Prominent Teaders of Country.

ARRANGE FOR COMMERCE WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   Sign Contract for $5, 000,000 Worth Rolling Stock.

CANADA TO SELL TO RUSSIA   Trade Relations to Be Established With Soviets, Report.

SOVIET RUSSIA AND CANADA TC SIGN TRADE PACT   ‘Ambassador ’” Martens De clares Canadian People and Government Friendly

RUSS TO PURCHASE IN CANADA   Trade Relations to Be Established With Moscow, Soviet “Ambassa. dor” Martens Says.

Russian Bolshevik Envoy ‘Announces Completion of Preliminary. Arrangements for Commercial Relations

OPEN TRADE WITH SOAIET   Commercial Relations Between Can ada and Russia Established— Order Rolling Stock

LYNCHED AFTER ALLEGED ASSAULT ON AGED WON   Capture Negro After Chase Or Passenger Train.

SOUTHERN NEGRO IS LYNCHED   Killed by Mob tor Allewed Asanult On White Woman.

THIRD FATALLY HURT   Caught Under Hace Pleee of Rock in Qne of the Entries to Mine Near Wheeling,

BONILLAS AND bUN/ALES MAY WITADRAW RAGE   Mexico City Papers Say an Agreement Is Recned Between Rival Cndidates

MEXICANS SEEK TO SETTLE WAR   Candidates for Office Withdraw in Effert to Restore Conditions ‘to Normal Basis

TWO CANDIDATES HAVE WITHDRAWN IN MEXICO   Agree to Quite Race in Interest of Peacetu) Setdemene ot Disturbed Conditions,

TWO MEXICANS <*iTHDRAW   Bonilias and Gonzales Are Suid to Have Apreed to Leuve the Race,

TO CERTAIN NAMES OF GERMANY WANTED FOR TRIAL   Has Been Withdrawn and the List Will Be Delivered to Germany.

WAR GUILTY WAN GUILE I  NNATOA ANA  Voi Ch bULe  TO GERMANS   Council of Ambassadors a Paris Votes For Deliver Immediately of 900 Name to Officials at Berlin.    Entire Teutonic Nation I: United in Determination to   Resist Surrender, Claim of Erzberger and Leaders.

GERMANS TO EVACUATE   Eteldiswelir ‘Troops Ordered to Leave Ruhr April 24,

CRITICIZE PRESIDENT FOR HARSH METHOD OF DISMISSING LANSING   Chairman Porter of . House Foreign Affairs Committee ‘Does Not. Accept Titerpreta tion of Law,   LANE FEELS RESPONSIBLE

MARSHALL PETITION   PAPERS TO BE ¥ NAME O}  TO GET          His Cundi-

MARSHALL. PETATION   PAPERS TO BE FILED TO GET NAME ON BALLOT.   Hoosiers Interested in His Candidacy For President.

FIVE CONTEST FOR REPRESENTATIVES   House Has 302 Republicans and 132 Democrats

SEND DELEGATES BACK TO DECIDE ON CHANGE   Peace Negotiations Interrupted by Poles.

INTERRUPTION IN PEAGE PARLEY   Delegates Return to Capital: to Consult Government Redardina Transfer.   Letvia Agrees to Polish Request to Allow Conference  at Dina

Health Bonds and Seals will Se Placed on Sale on Above Date   HEARTY RESPOMSE EXPECTED

GOV. SPROUL, AUCTIONEE!   Executive Conducts Au ction of First Series o  1920 Health Bonds.

MINTS MAKE RECORD FOR YEAR      ter Gwe Lee and Poreiga Countries  tnele sam Coined Willions.,

U. S. MINTS SET RECORD IN ’19   838,911,195 Coins Made for America and Other Countries, Bureau feports.

LOGAL NIN® DEFEATED   WAUSAU ¢ WINS A ‘ONE-SIDED GAME FROM LOCALS A'T WAUSAU DAY

LOCAL..NIN® DEFEATED   WAUSAU. WINS A ONE-SIDED GAME FROM LOCALS AT WAUSAU SUNDAY

BUSH BACKS: OUT OF      etior . Withdraw: 5 Finaiteial ‘Rea      THREE. STILL: IN. RACE

HANDICAP RACER, SAYS Gore   Deefnated Senator Expatns Defeat In (Oh:     wa STATI TTT Ee WuttTie ie

PURCHASES BEATRICE BLOCK   ig Real Eatate Denl Closed for Consideration of Fifty-one  Theusand Dollars. ad

PURCHASES BRATRICE BLOCK   Big Heal Enjate Denl Closed for Conalderation of Fifty-one  ‘(rhanecand Tall .

WANT WOMEN-BRIVERS   Can Help Students to Locate Roominge Houses

WANT WOMEN -BRIVERS   Can Help Students to Locate : feamine Houses

ROADS RECORD 6 MILLION DEFICIT   OCPERAT:NG EXPENSES SHOW BIC INCREASE FOR SIMILAR PERIOD LAST YEAR.

RAILROADS SHOW A. DEFICIT   Major Lines On Wrong Side of Ledger te Amount of $6,653,420.

RAILROADS REPORT 36,600,420 DEFICIT NN AVSOME FOR JULY   Operating Revenues Increase but Not in Proportion to Expenses.   Wage Accruals Under Labor Board's Decision $39,141,889 for Month.

AMERICAN WOMEN a WORKERS FLEE BOLSHEVI   Advance of Reds in Caucasu: Region Caused Near Eas Relief Workers'to Leave th Region For Safer Quarters  ef adreaedein Danger.  -

AN That Region May Re Over Rati And American. ReHef Workers Ordered to Leave - *

PLAN AMALGAMATION   ee,  Colored Methodist Churches Consider it at Conference

COLORED CHURCHES PLAN AMALGAMATION   Various M. E, Sects May Unite Into One Body During Meet: _ ing at St. Lauis.

ACTORS WILL HEAR SENATOR HARDING   THREE FRONT PORCH SPEECHES AND ONE OUT-OF-TOWN TALK ON WEEK'S PROGRAM

SCREEN STARS TO STAGE “FRONT PORCH” FILM AT HARDING'S ROME VILLA GE   MOVIE QUEENS WITH A FEW Of THE KINGS, AND DE WOLF HOPPER, WILL JAZZ.  - FOR SENATOR

TEN SPEECHES ON HARDING PROGRAN   Three Front Porch Addresses Billed for Coming Week, Says Headquarters   HARVEY VISITS NOMINEE   Editor Largely Responsible for Senator’s. Nomination Discusses League

HARDING TO STRAY FROS FRONT PORCH WEEK   Candidate Will Addrese Gathering of Railroad Men at Galion, O., Friday

HARDING TO “MAKE FOUR  ~~ ADDRESSES   Week’s Program Includes Three ‘Speeches a' Marion, One at Galion; Nominee Confers Witt Catanal Harvey on Learue of Nations.

FOUR SPEECHES ARE PLANNED BY SENATOR HARDING   Schedule Calls for Address te Delegation of Theatrical and Screen Stars.   ONLY TWO WILL BE MADE AWAY FROM FRONT PORCH   Republican Nominee Spends Most of Day in Conference With Colonel Harvey, Whe is an Irreconcilable Oppon. ent of League of Nations.

G. 0. P. NOMINEE PLANS SERIES OF ADDRESSES   To Receive Delegation of Actors Next Tuesdav.

SCREEN STARS AND HARDING TO SHOW   Front Porch Speech to Be Made ‘o Actors and Actorines Who Will Then Perform

HARDING CONFERS WITH BARYES   Nominee Spends- Day Talking With Bitter Enemy of Wilson.

E\VSPAPERS MAY PRINT OPEN COURT TESTIMONY   Truth of Witnesses Stiteao Will Not Involve Press in Libel Suit.

FORMER WIFE. LIKELY TOE STAR WITNESS    Pugilist Charged With Having *Evaded Selective Service _ Act During World War   UTAH RESIDENTS TO  BE CALLED. BELIEF:   Manager Kearns Also to B« Tried in United States District Court’

JACK DEMPSEY. GQES: : ON TRIAL IN FRISCC   Will Be Followed by Joint Pros: ecution, Including Kearns,

WANT HARDING TO STUMP COUNTRY   Republican Leaders See Necessity in Abandoning Front Porch Campaign.

MAY TAKE STUMP   Senator Harding and Ad. visers are Considering a ~*~ Nation Wide Tour   LEAVE FRONT PORCH   Want Him to go to the Pacific Coast—May be Forced to do it.

HARDING MAY LEAVE FRONT PORCH RUMOR   lriends Advocate Swing Around Circle For G. O. P. Nominee.

SENATOR HARDING ADVISORS   Expected to Urge Him. to Abandon Front Porch Campaign and Make Tour of Country.

URGE: TOTO NATION   Aud: to “Abandea. ‘the Front Porel Campaign—Waat Him to Speak Kast and West

MAY CHANGE PLAN   Harding May Abandon His Front Porch Campaign Idea.

PRIGE REFUSES LEAGUE'S APPEAL   Attorney General Declare No Separate Box For Women’s Votes

COMPLETE VOTE FOR ALL STATE OFFICERS   Great Outstanding Feature of New Hampshire’s  Primaries Was Support of Senator Moses’  Stand on League of Nations.   IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

WALSH NOMINATED IN CLOSE CONTEST   Fuller Named -by Massachusetts Republicans for. Lieutenant ’ Gevernor Burrell Beaten

COMPLETE VOTE FOR ALL STATE OFFICERS   Great Outstanding Feature of New Hampshire's Primaries Was Support of Senator Moses’ Stand on League of Nations.

WALSH WINS BY NARROW MARGIN   Selected By Democrats Over Framingham Man Who Was Twice Nominated   Republicans Name Fuller For Lieutenant Governor By 877 Votes   Jackson Swamps Burrell For Treasurer—Tague Renominated——Smith Wins

FURNACE COMETS’ SEEN   RLAST FURNACE ACTIVITY ABOUT FATTSBCRG CAUSE APPEAHANCE.   Jaw Temperatures Combine to Make the Sight One of Beauty and Brilllaney.

AUTO’ PLANT CLOSED   4,500 People Temporarily Out of Em ployment at Toledo.

'S TAKER IS WITH US AGAIN      ‘He Is Quizzing The Fountain County ; People To A Finish

CENSUS TAKER IS WITH US AGAES   i  fle is Quizzing The Fountain County People To A   Finish

LOOTING CONTINUES THROUGH THE NIGHT   Much: Apprehension Felt: in  Dublin Over Attack on Assistant Inspector General Rohearte °°

JOHNSON iG FACTO NN THE RACE   Smashing Victory over Hoover in California Now Shows He Must Be Con. sidered. :

JORNOGK otOGk LOOMING LARGE   Senator from California Makes  a Showing Causing All To  =" YPake Notice.   ‘AND SOME SUPPOSED HE HADN’T A LOOK-IN   Now the Latter Are Talking  About Him Playing the Sarennd VWialn

STRANGLE HOLD HELD BY VICTOR IN CALIFORNIA   Hiram Johnson — Secures Backing of Substantial Nalure As a Resuli of the “Primaries.   CRIP CINCHED   Hoover's Defeal Gives Add ed Slrengll lo Senator Bul He May Yel Haye {¢ Play Second Fidd{e.

Treaty cf Rapallo is to Be Respected By Italians, Fiumans and Jugo-Slavs —Peace of Southern Europe is Saved By Capitulatan at Piume

War Clouds Which Have Been Hanging Low for, Two Years are Rolled  Back  PEACE REIGNING     a _ a      Dangers Brought’ About b; D’Anpunzio Ended and All Fiume is Rejoicing

EUROPEAN WAR CLOUDS ROLLED BACK; D'ANNUNZO FLEES FOR SO- AMERICA

Italy Begins Enforcement  Of New Treaty   Danger of Italo-Jugo-Slaviz Break is Apparently Passed   POET’S FLAG IS DOWN   People Happy; Delegates From Council Accept  All Terms

CLOUDS OF WAR ABE BREAKING   Effect the Treaty of Rapallo at Fiume. .   THREAT OF BREAK COMES TO AN END   ‘Battle Flag of D’Annunzio No Longer Floats Over Govermor’s Psalara

IITNEY DRIVER KILLED IN K. C   Shot Down by Man Who Claims He Lured H's Wife Away From Home,

RILLS TAXFORIVER IN CROWDED STREE   TRAGEDY OCCURS ON ONE O! MAIN STS. OF KANSAS CITY.

CRAND ARMY OFFICERS   John S Melvin Pest, G. A. R. Has Annual Election

TO OPPOSE ©  HAPSBURGS   ‘Supreme Allied. Council Agains' Their Retura in Austria on_ Hungary.

ENTENTE REFUSES TO PERNT RETURN OF HPSURE POE   Supreme’ Council Against Re  tum of Family In Austria or Hungary’ ~

SUPREME COUNCIL TO STAND FIRM   Will Not Permit Any of . Hapsburgs to Assume Control In Austria. 01 Hungary.

HAPSBURGS ARE BONE FOREVER RULES COUNCI   Wil, Not Permit Royal House To Rule in Either Austria or Hungary.

ALLIES WON'T LET HAPSBURGS RETURN   Turkish Army May Be Cut te _ ‘Less Than 25,000, Is

DETERMINED TO ~ CHECK RETURN  OF HAPSBURGS   Allied Council Sets Its Face Against Their Restoration in the Dual Monarchy.

NAPGoUHGo NUT  TO ot ALLOWED TQ GAIN THRONE   SUPREME COUNCIL REITERATE! DETERMINATION TO PREVENT THEIR RESTORATION,

Members of Supreme Council Are Determined To Adhere To Original Decision.

RAPSBIRGS WILL ~ NOT BE TOLERATED       Allies Will Stick to Determination to Keep Them Out- of Hungary and Austrian Affairs it is Stated Today in London Dispatches.

ITALIAN WORKERS SEIZE FACTORIES AND RULE PLANTS   TRAVELERS REACHING PARIS DE SCRIBE FEATURES OF LA. BORERS’ OCCUPATION   GOVERNMENT 15 NEUTRAL   Flagstaffs of Buildings Bear Tw Colors, Red For Socialists, and Black For Anarchists

HTALIANS. FLY-RED AND BLACK FLAG‘   Workmen Who Seized  Factories Adopt Socialist and Anarchist Insignia.

POSSE HUNTS BANDITS   AMERICANS GO INTO*MEXICO IN SEARCH OF MURDERERS.   Deputy Sheriff With Bloodhounds Af. ter Outlaws Who Killed J. A. Frazier on U. S&S. Side.

CROSS BORDER  T0 SLAUGHTER NOGALES Mal      U. &. Potse Goes into Mexico With Bioodhounds—Mex can Officials ex press Regret and Aid Search. .

MEXICANS SLAY YANK   Bandits Cross Border and Kill J A. Frasier.   U. S. Posse Goes Into Mexico Witt Bloodhounds—-Mex can Officials Express Regret and Aid Search.

AEROPLANE SHOW NOW ON IN CHICAGO   Latest Types of Machines on Display — Capt. Rickenbacker’s Famous Spad on Exhi bition.

HOW HUNS PLANNED TO. BOMB NEW YOR   World’s Largest Airplane Was - to Have Ben Used to Drop Tons of Explosives

Germany’s Plan for Bombing New York from the Air Told in Article by U. S. Officer

GERMANY WAS PREPARED TO BOMB NEW YORK CITY WHEN ARMISTICE CAME   Had Largest Airship In World With Capacity to Carry Five Tons  High Power Explosivés.

’  Super-Zeppelin Bailt by Germans  for Purpose, and Time Fixed for Thanegiving. 1918.

tERMANS WERE ALL READY TO BOMB NEW YORK  Giant “Zep” Had Been Built to Carry the Dynamite.

BELIEVE BROTHER — OF SEDUCED GIRL. STRAT SHO]   ELWELL CASE SHIFTS TO LEX INGTON, KY—WAS A VISITOR THERE RECENTLY

BELIEVE SLAYER IS IN LEXINGTON   New York Detectives. Leave ‘for Kentucky: City- on Exeel‘lent:.Trail of Murderer   SEEK RELATIVE OF ‘ANNIE   Elwell Spent Tea Weeks In Lexington Up to June 1; . Forced to Leave

Squad of New York Detectives Leaves For Kentucky, Where ‘Murderer Is Believed to Be   GIRL INVOLVED IN CASE   ‘Man Police Seek Is Her Brother ov Father, District Attorney : Swann Aaserts

Commissloner of Education and Our Own Teachers Urge Interest in “School Week,” December 5 to 11 —Invite You to Attend School.

NATIONAL GO TO SCHOOL WEEK   Our Schools Observing National Go Tx School “‘Week—Mothers’ Day On Thursday and Friday Will Be Fathers’ Day.

AMERICANS ARE NOW ANXIOUS   Source of - Supply Re.  ~ moved When Minister  Left Moscow

AIR MAIL PILOT IS KILLED   Machine Strikes Chimney and Is Dashed to Ground at Newark, N. J.

DOUBLE SUICIDE AT CUBA      Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Havel Found Dead in Home— Take Carbolic Acid,

aon SUICIDE AT CUBA  \Mr. and Mrs. irs. Jerry Havel Found Dead in Home— Take Carbolic Acid.

UPON REQUEST OF THE PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT RECOGNITION MEXICAN COUNSEL 1S WITHDRAWN

BOSHEVIK FORCES ARE RAPIDLY MOVING EAST   fapture of Seventeon Columns = of Polish Legi¢naires Reported in Krasnovark Hevion.

GW. GUTHRIE   WeBob Childrens’ Hair  The Marvinallna Shan   RAISIN INDUSTRY BOOMS

ASKS 24 PERCENT INGREASE, ROADS  IN SORRY SHAPE   WESTERN SYSTEM INCOME LOW   CAN'T MAKE RETURN ON INVESTMENT UNLESS FREIGHT HIGHER

WESTERN AAILROADS ASK-$359°999 008   Freight Rates Would Have t: Be Increased 24 Percent to Provide This.

LATIN STATES TO FORM UNION   ‘Nicaragua May Not Join Honduras, ) Costa Rica, Guatemala and Salvador However.

10 FORM CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION   Various Ceuntries S‘gnify Willingness To Sign Agreement Regardless of Nicaragua's Stand.

SENATE TIES ON LEADER CHOICE   Democratic Members Divide Evenly on Underwood and Hitchcock as Leader.   EACH GETS 19 VOTES ON FINAL BALLOT   Action is Postponed in Order That Absentees May Ex hp Se ee

SENATORS TIE “TIN MINORITY LEADER VOTE   DECISION DEFERRED; SMITH OF GEORGIA WOULD NOT BREAK DEADLOCK

Underwood and Hitchcock Forces Are Divided Evenly When Minority Members of Senate Attempt to Elect   Vote Granting Carter Glass Right to Cast Deciding BalJot As New Member ‘From Virginia Meets in Reversal

Tk VOTE N FINAL BALLOT OF DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TODAY  Postponed Final Actia Action on the ElecRan afa BMieaawite TI aadae   Postponed Final Action on the Election of a Minority Leader.   The Tie Was Caused by Hoke Smitl Refusing to Vote   Absentees Wili Be Given Chance to Signify Choice by Tclegram or Letter.

DEFINITE STEPS FOR RETURN OF AMERICA’S DEAD   “MERICAN MEMBERS OF THE  FRANCO AMERICAN COM. MISSION NAMED sy SECRE. TARY OF WAR BAKER.

TAKE STEPS ~ FOR RETURN ~ OF BODIES   Would Bring Dead Soldiers Home From French Fields.

‘ACTORS FLEE IN PAJAMAS   Fire In Lamba Club Causes Members to Seck the Street In  pee ec

FRIED HAM AND EG&S FOR HARVEST HANDS      World's Champlonxtlp Food Ratite is on in Kansna—Plenty of Hetp.

They F eed * em Well i in Kansas Now Hearty Appetite Welcome ‘The re Bumper Meals for Bumper Harves

WRANGEL IS _ FIGHTING WELL   Seuathern Kassian Commander Is Smaching the Belahevik.

HUNS ACCEPT COAL TERMS RELUCTANTLY   But Acceptance Wrapped in So Many Conditions Allies Are Wary.   TWO MILLION TONS PROMISED MONTHLY

ARMED SQUADS TO PATROL GHY DURING NIGHT   Policemen Dressed As Womer Also to be On Job   Tank Will be Used in Chicago Suburb :

Policemen to Dress As Women in Order to Get Morons Who Rob Ladie:

TANK CORPS WILL SFEK OUT BANDITS   Fashionable Evanston is Ter rorized By Robbers— Town Aroused.

DRASTIC MEASURES AGAINST HOLD UPS   Tank Corps Called Into Service At Chicago Suburb—Police to Shoot to Kill.

Uot WAR TRUCK TD QUELL CRIME   -alie Coimnrission of New Jersey Held Uy —Anather New York Hold-up Reported

RESPONSIBILITY ~ FOR MANDATES   Jeague Agenda Very Heavy .. Today.   CHINA RESERVES _ =. CERTAIN QUESTIONS   Delgates of New Members Seated. -

New Members Attend Session; Lord Cecil Takes Council to Task for Slow ness.

FORMER ENEMIES _ ATPEAGE TABLE   Austria and Buigaria Among Na tions Added to Body   ESSEMBLY MAY END TODAY   Geneva Convention Cleaning Up Unfinished Business

RACE IS CALLED OFF FOR HEAVY WEATHER   RESOLUTE AND SHAMROCK LINED UP FOR FIFTH RACE BUT SEA TOO ROUGH,

YACHT RACE [5 POSTPONED UNTIL MONDA’   Too Much Wind Results tr Final Race Being Postponed

IS NO RACE - FOR TODAY   “Heavy Weather” Given as th Reason for Postpénement   LAST RACE 1S ON MONDAY.   Probable’ That the Skippers Didn’t Care to Take Chances . of Being Wrecked.

AEOULUTE TIED ~ONAMROGK IV BY WINNING FRIDAY   DECIDING RACE IN SERIES TO BE RUN TODAY,   DECISIVE VICTORY FOR CUP DEFENDER.   Tossed Time Handicap Overboard And Beat the British Sloop in by Three Minutes and Eighteen Seconds.

LAST RACE FOR AMERICA’S CUP SET FOR MONDAY   Heavy Seas Caused Postponement of Fifth International Yacht Race for Trohpy.

WEATHE  PREVENT: § 5TH RACE      Committee Declares Today’s Contest For Cup.  Postpowed Owing  to ‘Heavy Seas.  TO TRY “MONDAY

RESOLUTE TO BE FAVORITE IN LAST RACE   Yacht Series Now Stands a Tie, With_¥ iay’s Vi  by American Sloop   DECIDING RACE MONDAY

GALE TOO STIFF FOR GUP YACHT:   Squall Threatened Snapping Of Masts And Committee Said Nix To Race.

DECIDING BACE 5 POSTPONEL   Heavy Weather Prevents Start of Yachts.

al Neepawa 9S  peed Seerseeteneaeen ‘Hook Sie ba Mi Wrecked ‘din:Gale

HEAVY WEATHER AFTER THUNDER STORM IS CAUSE   Regatta Committee Says Last Race Will . Be Sailed Monday

Fi. {RACE FOR CUPIS _ CALLED OFF   HEAVY WEATHER PRE. VENTS SLOOPS SAIL - ING TODAY.   Deciding Race for American Trophy Will Be Held on Monday—Crews of Rival Yachts Both Confident of  Victaryv:

LAST EDITION  2A COP ore ew      RACING YACHTS READY FOR FINAL CUP BATTLE   Resolute and Shamrock IV With stand Furious Electric Storm During the Night.      ADAMS WINS ADMIRATION   American Sidpper Gets Title of “Wizard’' for Skill in Handling Yacht.

FIRST REPORTS , FAVOR HARDING FOR PRESIDENT  , ae Se ed te ol mAanait t= rmAeri =   HARDEST BALLOT BATTLE CENTERS ON ILLINOIS GOVERNORSHIP.

THIRTY MILLION MEN AND WOMEN GO 70 TODAY 10 CHOOSE D VICE PRESIDEN)

CLAIMS OF THE RIVAL CANIPS   Campaign Work Ended the Political Leader's Now _ Await the Returns and Both Bidne finnfidant

EA PL  (it  U(TERS TODAY   yeh AND WOMEN BRAVE BAD WEATHER   Te Txercise Franchise ‘1 Many States.

BUILDING MATERIALS &0N DOWNWARD SLUM!   Drastic Cuts in Price of Faced Brick Is Announced by Big Omaha Concern.

Crowd Turns Out to Hear _ Bryan and Colby Argue on * the Wet and Dry ‘Question.   ‘NO REPORT IS MADE; ADJOURNMENT TAKEN   Convention lo Reconvene To ” day at 10 O'clock When » Rega ‘of Committee  Is ” Bynecied to Be Made. .:

Night Session Quits Without the Platform   VAIT AROUND IN VAIN FOR COMMITTTEE TO GET IN WITH REPORT AND FINALLY ADJOURN AGAIN TO THIS MORNING, WITHOUT ACCOMPLISHING ANY TASK—BRYAN’S PERSONAL SAFETY IS IN PERIL.

NO WET OF ORY PLANK ADOPTED   [DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM 18 $I.  I: LENT-ON SUBJECT   PEAGE TREATY PLANK MILO   Paves Way. tor Reservations. Sympathy Sut No Recognition for Ire. . land, No Mandate Over .Ar menia. No Soldier Bonus.

CIN EN Og AIJOURNS  ABTER FUTILE SES SHON             OBSTINACY OF BRYAN! APPARENT DEADU IN COMMITTEE

Davis, Glass, Simmons and Harrison New Entries   COLBY AND BRYAN MATCHED

Resolution Committee Spends Night in Effort to Settle the Prohibition Question in the PartY’s Platform.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK IS AGREED ON   Irish Question Occupied Center of Stage; Plank Pledges Diplomatic Action in Keeping With International Law

How The Hours Were Passed Last Night By Delegates, Impatient For. Balloting

Democrats Hold Useless Night Session Waiting for Resolutions Committee.

GHT SESSION ENDS AMID LOUD CRIES FOR BRYAN SPEECH   Convention Waits in Vela  Until 10:28 for Platform.

NO ACTION YET LAST MIDNIGHT   Convention Holds Night Session But At Last Reports, Platform Still Was in Committee   DRY ISSUE HANGS FIRE   Resolution Committee, Unable to Thkresh Out Question, Decides to Let It Come to Ficor

sOHYENTION AWAITS PLATFORM REPORT   nelegates Mark Time While pianks Are Being Made.   ry SETTLE LIQUOR ISSUE   Session After Long Wart Aé‘ourns to Meet Again This Moraing — Bryan's Arguments Make Such Headway That Committee is Unable to  m.e-k TeCiSIiON.

EFFORTS TO BEGIN VOTING WITHOUT PLATFORM FAIL   Futile Night Session Given Over Principally to Waiting for Wet and Dry Fight.   FOURTEEN CANDIDATES BEFORE THE CONVENTION   Combination Formed to Work Against Nomination of McAdoo Said to Have Decided to Center on Cox for Present. Paddock of Dark Horses

CONVENTION ADJCURNS WITHOUT A PLATFORM   COMMITTEE PROMISES TO REPORT AT OPENING OF SESSION THIS MORNING.   PROHIBITION 1S STICKLER   Balloting for Presidentiel Nominee Will Find Fourteen Candidates in the Field,

ANOTHER DAY IN BIG FIGHT   DEMOCRATS TIED UP OVER THE WET AND DRY [Sst RB,   ADJOURN UNTIL THIS MORNING   PLATPORM COMMITTEES UN«aBLE TO MAKE «a REPORT.   Bryan Waging « Stebbern Battic to  Mave His Plank Incerperatee— Night Sessien a Period  ef Waiting.

LEADERS SEE HARDING   CONFERENCES ON CAMPAIGN PLANS ARE CONTINUED.   Wood's Manager, Procter, Promises te Support the Nominee Before and After Election.

EVERY GROUP OFPARTY — RECOGNIZED   ON THE HARDING CAMPAIGN. COMMITTEE ‘APPROVED BY THE  CANDIDATE.   Col. Proctor, Manager of Gen. Wood’s Campaign, * Promises Loyal Support,  al Does Theodore Roose. velt.

EVERY GROUP ‘OFPARTY ~ RECOGNIZED   ON THE HARDING CAM . PAIGN ‘COMMITTEE _ APPROVED BY THE - CANDIDATE. .-..   Col. Proctor,. Manager 0! Gen. Wood’s Campaign - Promises Loyal Support . as Does Theodore Roose va . -

HARDING. PERFECTS CAMPAICN PLANS   Presidential Nominee to Go to Home in Ohio  a orsmaes ae

nH TIMP   a : Lan Be ccd REPUBLICAN NOMINEE CONTI: {LES CONFERENCES WIth ¢ LEADERS “OF PARTY. 

SENATOR HARDING TO LEAVE CAPITAL ~ SATURDAY, JULY 3   REPUBLICAN NOMINEE GOING TO MARION, O., HOME.   GATHERING SCHEDULED FOR THERE JULY 5TH   Colonel William Cooper Procter, General Woods Manager, Pledges %  His Support—Roosevelt  Congratulates, .-

HARDING SEES CHIEFS   Continues Conferences. With Republican Leaders.   Proctor, Wood Manager, Promises to Support the Nominee for Success of the Party.

OPPOSITION TO TERRITORIAL DISMEMBERMENT IS BURDEN OF NOTE   (0 PEOPLE--AGAINST REDS   ‘United States Draws Line Between Soviet ona Russians—-France and Britain Concur.

AMERICA GIVE NTALY OPINION ON POLE PLIGHT   State Department Makes Comprehensive Statement to Italy Defining Posi tion as Regards Russia and Poland.   BELIEVE IN FREE POLAN   America Will Not Indulge in the General Conference Planned as_ Extension of Armistice Negotiations.

U. S. BACKS POLAND   WOULD KEEP HANDS OFF RUS SIAN EMPIRE ENTIRELY.   Let. The Bolshevik Fight it Ou Among. Themselves But Pro‘teet Smatt Nations.

Bitterly Denouncing Bolshevist Government, Secretary of State Declares America fan Not Hold Official Relations With Russian Regime: Favors Polish Freedom   PEACEFUL SOLUTION I$ DESIRED

THE RECOGNITION OF. SOVIETS 1S. REFUSEL   Miaimenanze of" Potitical independ ence of Poland Indorséd ind Dis memberment of Russia *  Oppased.

Declares For Independence of Polish Nation and iAgainst Dismemberment of Russia.

AMERICA MAKES  HERSELF CLEAR   Government Declares For Political Independence And Territorial Integrity of Poland

POLAND MUST BE FREE SAYS ~ NOTEFROMU.S.   Note to Italian Ambassador   APPROVES ARMISTICE   U. S. STRONGLY RECOILS FROM A RECOGNITION OF THE BOLSHEVIST REGIME.

RUSSIAN RULE ONE OF BRUTE   UNITED STATES CANNOT Col NTE. NANCE CONTINUANCE.   HARSH WORDS FOR BOLSHEVIK   BENT ON DESTRUCTION KATREK THAN BUILDING UP.   Washinton Government, Neverthe less, Friendly to Country’s PeoPle and for Integrity of Her Territory.

U.S. DECLARES FOR INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM OF POLAND   Colby’s Statement to Italian Ambassador Reveals What: Were Diplomatic Secrets.   WARSAW ON EVE OF FALL; WANT WEYGAND TO HEAD   North Wing of Polish Army is Dissolving Before Russians —Situation Dark. y

Reveals Diplomatic Secrets Showing United States’ Efforts to Preserve Russian Empire; Agnin Denounces Soviet 2 z to .

U.S. Declares for Political Rights o! Poland and Against Dismember: ment of Pieacnia.

US. REFUSES 10 MEET WITH REDS AT PEACE TABLE   DECLARE FOR FREE POLAND AND RAP SOVIET RUSSIA

REFUSE 10 NECOTIATE WITH REDS   Note Upholds Polish Right For Self-Government and _ Flays Russian Rule as Unworthy — Soviet in Power by Force, Claim.

U5. GOVT. WILL NOT RECOGNIZE THE BOLSHEVIK   Declares for Maintenance of the Integrity of Poland

UNITED STATES CAN RECOGNIZE NO RED REGIME IN RUSSIA   Colby, in Note to [taly, Gives American Views on Russo-Polish Situation--Stand for Free Poland. Will Seek Full Autonomy.

BY U.S. IN NOTE REFUSING PART IN CONFERENCE   For Independent Poland And Opposes Dismemberment of Russia

PLOT AGAINST PREMIER DENIED   Irish Ofice Says No Plot t Kill Premier Lloyd George Hae Reon Biseovered   KILLINGS SPREADING

Memory Blank Whole Year War Hero Finally Recovers And Comes Home to Parents

NAT TOAIANE AN-CEBMAN Sql   Treaty Situation Said to Put Burden on United States.

ALLIES WONT ADVANCE ARMY INTO GERMANY   DEFINITE DECISION IS REACHED NOT TO INTERFERE IN THE PRESENT UPHEAVAL

Alhes Will Not  Advance Troop:   Not To Go Foot Beyond Pres. ent Military Boundaries In Germany

PHYSICIANS GO ON A STRIKE   Staffa in Vienna Hospitals Quilt With  —-_ f.. ee a ee

ANTI- WILSON MEA   Senator Reed, Wilson’s foe / ' to contest for seat at  Dem. convention

~ CONTESTED SEATS IN THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION  Will Be First Trend When National   Will Be First Trend When National Committee Meets Friday.

HGnT OVER  CANDIDATE IS BITTER   Administration Forces Have Steam Roller in Fine Working Condition

Senator Reed Contest Will Reveal Trend   Friday’s Session Will Be Firs: Indication of Division In Democratic Party   COMMITTEE BEHIND WILSON IS BELIEF

ERS oHOW BOOKS OF EXPENSE IN CAMPAIGN QUIZ   Payrolls for Democratic an Republican Organizations Practically the Same.   UPHAM AND BLAIR TELL OF FUND ORIVE PLAN   Organized Work Program and  Lists Prove of Interest   to Senator Reed.

BOTH PARTIES HIRE WORKERS   Republicans Have a Payroll of $20,000 a Month.   DEMOCRATS HAVE $18,000   Republicans Pianned to Raise Money in 54 Cities is Testimony.

DEMOS TRYING HARD TO PROVE CORRUPTION   COX’S PERSONAL REPRESENT: TIVE SUGGESTS WEW WIT NESSES TO SENATE COMMIT TEE

BLAIR QUZZE BY SENATE COMMITTEE   Last. Night’s Session  Produces Little Evi. dence to Back Ur Charges

CAMPAIGN FUND PROBE IS HOT   Senate Committee Continues its Investigation to Learn Truth of Cox Charges.   CALL MORE WITNESSES

BLAIRON STAND BEFORE SENATE. INVESTIGATORS   Assistant G. O. P. Treasurer Testifies As To Payroll. and Plans.   GIVES A LIST OF WORKERS   Kept Out of East—Telis of the Varying Success In Fund Campaigns. ‘

‘SENATE COMMITTEE GALLS MORE WITNESSES   Investigation Brings Out Testimony Concerning Payroll of Inter-Church World Move ment.

[WASHINGTON MEN IN FEDER.  COURT CHARGED WITIE VIO. LATING ORDER,

DANUIT ZAMORA THREATENS Tf  CALGUTE MEN   PEMANDS THEIR RANSOW IM. SLGIATELY: REFUSES TO WNSWER GOVERNWENE,

s IN. .COR: “DIAL ALcTERMBOF SEN ane         Regardless £ the Election ~ He.-and: Senator. Harding wil ‘Remain. Same Splen did’ Friends’ ‘Said’ Gover.  =i ‘en chee 8

COX PLEASED OVERMESSAGE FROM REED   Missouri Legislator Sends Congratulations and Support.

COX RECEIVES GREETINGS OF SENATOR REEL   Missourian Expresses’ Contid: ence In Americanism of Nominee.   DRY FORCES ASK WORD   Richmond P. Hobson Voices -. Their Demand for. Statement On Volstead Act. -

COX IS ASKED * TO OPPOSE DRY MODIFICATION   THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE  LEADER ASKS STRONG  STATEMENT FROM CAN TAIT Atm -

MEANS MILLIONS OF VOTES HOBSON ADVISES NOMINEE   Democratic Leader Te Reply To Telegram “In Due Time.”

SENATOA ALLO SENDS MESSAGE —6«s TO GEV. COX   Congratulates Ohio Governor And the Country Generally  ‘Hobson Query On Dry Attitude  Will Be Answered.

REED PRAISES. GOVERNOR COX   Missouri Senator Who Wa: Denied Seat Sends Message

SENATOR REED INDIGATES HE'S LAD COX WON   Wires His Congratulations; Hobson Wants To Know  About Booze.

Missouri Senator Says He is Sure Cox will Never Consent to Surrender of U. S. Sovereignty   HOBSON ASKS DRY ANSWER   Asks Assurance of Cox That He Will Oppose Any Attempt to Modify the Volstead Act

MEETING IS TRANSFERRED FROM MINSK   Clash on City to Com plete Peace Parley.

POLES DECIMATE SOVIET COLUMA   Recapture Towns And Take Many Prisoners.

POLISH CAPTURE RUSSIAN OFFICERS   Artillery Managed By Pole: Inflict Great Losses on Bolsheviki.

Poles Stiffen Defense at BrestLitovsk, Fearing Attack on City—Peace Parley to Be Shifted From Minsk.

POLISH CANNON SLAUGHTER REDS   Artillery Catches. Bolsheviki al Close. Range and Décimates Retreaters.

Principal.. Column of Soviet Forces Retiring on North-eastern Front Decimated hy Artillery at Close Range

ARTILLERY EFFECTIVE   ROLEYS FALL LIKE BED BUGS ON CLEANING EP DAY. +   Army of Idlotic: Followers of Le nine and ‘Trotsky Shattered and Battered,

Polish Artillery Has Gotten Dr rect Aim and Short Range On Retreating Forces.   34,000 ENTER GERMANY   Soviet Russia Willing to Transfer Minsk Negotiations to a Neutral Country.

POLES DECIMATE RETREATING ENEMY   Over Six Hundred Men Including Two Generals and Lesser Officers Are Captured.

ULES WIPE OUT SOVIET FORCES WITH ARTILLERY      Jse Heavy Guns on Retreatin Reds and Decimate Principal Column.

LABOR IS GUNNING FOR SEN. CUMMINS   Head Of Railway Conductor Announces Political Opposition To Him.

ORGANIZED LABUR ID GOING AFTER CUMMINS’ SCALF   Senior lowa Senator Marked For On slaughts of Laboring People Says Washington Dispatch

ORGANIZED  ABOR TO SEER DEFEAT OF MR CUMMIN'   He Was Authe: of Anti-Strike Clause in the Railroad Measure.  STIIDY CFFICIALS’ REFCORHVH<   Brctherhoed of Conductors Wil Wage Campai@n to Defeat  Senator Cummins.

LABOR ARRAYED ACAINST PU   Was Auther of Anti-Strike Provision ef the Railroad Bill Threwn Gut In Conference.

RAILROAD MEN TO OPPOSE CUMMINS   lowa Senator One of Public Officials Whose Scalp Workers Seek

UNION LABOR HAS HAMMER FOR CUMMINS   Iowa Senator One of Mem bers of Congress Slated for Rap.   ‘ANTI-STRIKE LAWS  PUT HIM TO THE BAD   Labor Has Not Pledged Sup port to Candidate to Sucport Senator.

GUMMINS NAMED AS ONE OF THE FOES OF LABO!   Head of Railway Conductor: Says He Is on List to Be Fought at the Polls.

SEN. CUMMINS ON LABOR’S LIST TO BE DEFEATED   Author of Anti-Strike Clause of Railroad Bill Draws Fire of A. F. L.

GREAT BRITISH ~ OAL STRIKES WEIL UNDER WAY   Hundreds of Thousands Miners Quit Work Today.   STRIKE ORDER IN EFFECT TONIGHT   England Faces Industrial Crisis —All Eyes On Possible Action of Rail Workers.

NATION TC RESIST WITH ITS STRENGTH _ SAYS LLOYD GEORGE   Union Leaders Declare Every Effort Was Made to Have  Government Make Peace

AMERICAN TELLS  Tie oy © Vee  TURKISH MURDERS   Commissioner for Relief in the Near East Escapes After Hundreds Are Killed.   TRIBESMEN AMBUSH FRENCH   General Woodward Witnesses Massacre of Wounded Sol+ diane nn Rattefield.

American’s Diary Describes  Turk’s Slaughter of French   Garrison After Being Besieged for Sixty Days, Was Evacuated on Promise of Safe Conduct by Nationalist Troops—As Small Force Marched Forth They Were Attacked From Rear and Flanks.

TREACHERY OF TURK TROOPS DESCRIBED   DIARY TELLS STORY OF SLAUGH. TER OF LITTLE FRENCH GAR. RISON AFTER TT HAD: BEEN GUARANTEED SAFETY.

AFTER BEING PROMISED SAFE CONDUCT BY  _ TURKISH NATIONALyeTa   Several Hundred Massacred - or Taken Prisoner — The  French Had Evacuated on Promise They Would No({   Be Attacked.

LAKE CONTRARY MYSTERY IS BAFFLING   BELIEF IS SLAYER TOOK -’ VICTIM’S HEAD AWAY TO HIDE IDENTITY

POLICE BAFFLEU BY ST. JOSEPH MYSTERY   Body of Young Womar De capitated Has Not Yet Been Identified.

HEADLESS BODY OF YOUNG WOMA   Brought Up from Summer Resort Lake Baffles Attempt to Solve Murder Mystery.   ST. JOSEPH, MO., POLICE BRAVE PECULIAR CASE   Murderers Possibly Garried  Off the Head for Burial at Thistant Point

HAVE ST. JOSEPH, MO., POLICE BAFFLED   Regarding Solving Murder Mystery When Headless Body of Girl Was Found.

FRENCH ARE VICTORIOUS.   Forees Engaged in Artilery. and Infanory Fighting with Turks.  PES Beil acme geah tienen.

FRENCH ARE VICTORIOUS.   Forces Fngaged in Artillery and Infantry Pichting with Turks.

STATISTICIAN COUNTS JEWISH .  RADTITT AMWTAAT ALT WTITe BWAD TT Tr

Denies 'That He Endorsed tho Leagu of Nations in His Spcech Welcon ing Frosldent Wilson's Retar Fram KNarone.

BIG FORTUNES TO BE TAXED   Australia’s Program for Taxation of Canital Is Made Public.

WILL TAX LARGE FORTUNES   Austria’s Program for Taxation of Capital Is Made Public at Vienna,

SINN FEIN COUNTESS GUILTY   Court-Martial Sentence Imposed on Irish Member of Parliament— " Sentence Later.

Russian Girl Stowaway Who Came to U.S. to el t Denorted to Siberic

Tells of His Movements During Pun. itive Expedition Under General Pershing.

PERSHING HAD WARROW ESCAPE, VILLA AVERS   FORCE OF 20,000 PREPARED 10 ar. _ TACK AMERICANS, SURRENDERED BANDIT SAYS.

Villa Says Wound Interfered With Recruiting Drive   Confident He Could Have Raised and Equipped “Army of 8,000 Men.

BANDIT VILLA 1S TALKATIVE   TELLS OF ESCAPADES IN MEXICO MOUNTAINS   Admits Being Wounded When Followed By Pershing Punitive Expedition.

SULONS CONFER ON LEGISLATION TH AiD FARMERS   Increasing Evidence of Farm Organization Activities Is Noted.  Desires of Farmers to be Given Careful Consideration in The Future.   (By Associated Press.)

‘FARMERS WILL CHALLENGE  PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES   Conferences Over Legistation Conchiuie List Duy of Nationat Board Members Meet.

SULUNS CONFER ON LEGISLATION TO Aid FARMERS   Increasing Evidence of Farm Organization Activities Is Noted.  Desires of Farmers to be Given Careful Consideration in The Future.

BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT   Four Games Played Teesday Night— Vinal Thursday Evening.

HAITI OPPRESSED BY U.S. MINISTER SAYS PRESIDENT   Head of Black Republic Claims Congressional Investigation is Necessary.

HAITIAN PRESIDENT DECLARES PROBE 15 NEEDED IN COUNTRY   Treaty Between America and Negro Republic Has Been Violated, Executive Tells Reporters,

HAITI CLAIMS TO BE UNDER IRON HAND   CHARGES OPPRESSION ON PART OF UNITED STATES.   President of Republic Questiens the Benefit of Treaty ef independenee—Criticism of Amerfeaa Minister,

HAITI MAKES PLEA FOR INVESTIGATION   DARTIGUENAVE MAKES RE QUEST FOR PROBE OF FUNCTIONARIES.   TREATY 1S WIOLATEL   Says Investigation of Minister Would Clarify the Entire Situation.

GUNN  Present of Country Save ‘Treaty. With America Violated  SEEKS INVESTIGATION OF CIE, ~ OFFICIALS  Declares Haiti Oppressed   by American Minister  > and Financial Advisors

HAITIEN. TREATY VIOLATED. AND. HOT CARRIED OUT   Believes Investigation  Would Clarify Matters   BEGS US TO BE KIND TO LITTLE PEOPLE

UPPHESOION OF NAT BY U8. AGENTS GHARGEL   President of Republic Say: Minister and Advisor Ha: Caused Distress—Ureges In. vestigation.

BOLSHEVIKI MAKE PROGRESS   Offensive Against Poland Said to Be Proving Very Effective

SEE CAUSE FOR ALARM IN RED ARMY PROGRESS   Gains of Bolsheviki i in Offen. sive Against Poland is Reported.

DIVISION OF REPARATIONS.  DECIDEDUPOR   ALLIES REACH A TENTATIVE SETTLEMENT OF INDEMNITIES QUESTION.

Marshal Foch and Head of the British General Staff Called in Consultation by Conference at Brussels - .

DEFENSE COUNCIL MEET BOLSHEVIK PUSH PLANNED   Gains in Ukraine Require Ex treme Measures in Poland

BOLSHEVIK GAINS ALARMING ALLIES   NEWS OF PROGRESS AGAINST POLAND CAUSED CONCERN IN THE ALLIED CONFERENCE,

BUSSIANTADVANCE WORRIES ALLIES   Will Consider Action Te Check Bolsheviki.

POLAND MENMGED BY BOLSHEVIK! ADVANCE: ALLIES DISCUSS DRIV   POLAND SAID TO BE SERIOUSL!) THREATENED BY RECENT BOLSHEVIK ADVANCE,

MINISTERS STICK TO TOBACCO   Refese to Sarrifire Weed for the t-o0od ef the (Charch.

FRANCE FRIENDLY TO UNITED STATES   eee  PRACTICALLY TAKES SAME VIEW AS YISCOUNT GRAY ON TREATY. DELAY

ROW OVER KAISER’S HOLDINGS   Disorderly Scenes Cause Suspensior of Sitting in Prussian Assembly at Bertin.

NOT ENTITLED 10 ONE PENN)   Prussian Assembly Objects t  Giving Large Sums to Ex-Kaiser.

PRUSSIAN ASSEMBLY STAGES BIG DISORDER   Socialist’s Suggestion that the Kaiser’s Property Be Confiscated and a Fixed Income Sent Him Was Fought Bit tovlcy -:

KAISER’S CASH CAUSES ROW   Disorderly Scenes Occur in the Prussian Assembly,

DYNAMITE MINE POWER HOUSE   Borderland Company Has Operate<  Continunllvw Sinee Strike.

THREATENS STERN REPRISALS   Hicctai Lenine Warns Mutgary ti Step Hanging Reds, Berlin Hears.

HUNGARY WARNED BY LENINE   Threatens “Sternest Renprisals” if Exe. cution of Reds Continues.

JAPANESE FIRE ON AMERICAN HOMES, REPORT   Inspectors Complain Tt Washington; Matter Thought Accident.

RUSH FUEL OIL TO GARY,   Make Effort to Prevent Closing of the . Stee] Mills.

ITALIANS DEFEAT ALBANJANS   Drive Back 4,000 Insurgents Who At tacked Near Ciakocinert.

ALBANIANS ATTACK ITALIANS   About 4,000 Insurgents In Contact With Italian Army—Repulsed With Losses.

Says He Has Never Abdicated and Will Make an Effort to Displace Venizelos And Get Back His Heritage In That Country. —

FORMER KING CONSTANTIN EXPECTS T0 REGAIN THROW   Says He Awaits With Resignation fet The iey When Ho Will Resume  EES

KING-GONSTANTINE  WAITS OPPORTUNITY  TO REGAIN THRONE   ‘Never Abdicated and is Still  Greek Sovereign, He Tells Correspondent

CONSTANTINE HOPES 70 REGAIN THRONE   Claims He Never Abdicated and De nies Being Involved In Attempt To Assassinate Venizelos.

FORMER GEER KING CLAIMS FORMER J08 CAVS HASN'T BESIENET   OLAIMS MWAJORITY OF GREE PEOPLE STILL REGARD HIM AS THEIR SOVERIGN.

“WANTS La   Says He. Never. Abdicated: and: Is. Still the  Greek Sovereign

SUNDAY MOVIE LAW AS UPHELI   t ‘Hich Court Saye Operation of Pie ture Houses on Sunday ts  ‘  i Against Vexas Law,

RANDALL, OLD Tikit  DEMOCRAT, SCORES WILSON AND WILL SUPPORT HARING

SAMUEL J. RANDALL  CHANGES PARTIE!   Prominent Pennsylvania Democrat, Son of Ex-Speaker, Out for Hardince.

EXPERIMENT BA _ DENGUNGED   Anti-Vivisectionists Hit by College of Surgeons

RAINBOW DIVISION REUNION   First Meeting is Held at Birmingham, Alabama.

RAINBOW DIVISION MEN MEET   First Annual Reunion of Famous War. riors Opens-at Birmingham, Ala. . —<Thousands Attend.-

RAINBOW DIVISION MEN MEET   Firs ARNE! Reunion of F War.  viors Opens at Birmi * 7 —Thousands Attend.

LABOR PARLEY . PROVES FUTILE   Hew York Hall Striters Reluse 10 Relura.to Werk.   FURTHER WALKOUTS REPORTED

LABOR PARLEY PROVES FUTILE   New York Hail Strikers Refus’ to Reiurn to Work,   FURTHER WALKOUTS REPORTED

17 “BLACK AND TANS” SLAIN   Machine Gunners Anibush Party in Westmeath County Town.

SEVENTEEN “BLACK AND PANS” KILLED BY MACHINE GUN FIRE FROM AMBUSH

SLAY 17 “BL&CK AND. TANS’      Machine Gunners Reported to” Have Ambushed Party at Mullingar County Westmeath.

AFTER LIQUOR MAN IS KILLED IN A TAXICAB   J  Roll of $3,000 Missing And  Taxi Driver Also Claims  Money Gone.  }   Double Crime Occurs on OhioPennsylvania Line

KILLED WHILE OM GUEST OF BANE   Girard, Q.. Man Loses Life and $3000 While On Way To Buy Moonchine Whisker.

AN EPIDEMIC OF HICCOUGHS   Has New York tn Its Grip in Spite  of Probibition.

EDEL LEADERS PUT TO FLIGHT  FORGES BROKEN   FEDERAL SOLDIERS CLEANING U! SMALL BAND OF INSURGENTS IN MEXICO,

MEXICAN INSURRECTION: PUT DOWN BY FEDERALS   General Jeaus H. Guajardo Moeta Defeat after Baing Abandoned by Wost of His Men

GERMANY'S FATE IS IN BALANCE   Fall of Government is Predict ed as List of War Criminals is Received.   DETERMINED DEMAND CAUSES EXCITEMENT   Tageblatt Asserts That the List as Submitted ‘‘Beats  ATL Benartatinans ??

EXTRA!  Telegraphic!   HUNS EXCITED OVER THE ALLIES LATEST DEMANDS

FAR OUTBREAK IF MEN ARE GIVEN UP   Germany Preparing to Send Note To Allies Pointing Out Danger.   BERLIN ‘PUBLIC IS ‘WARNED   Noske Issues Proclamation Against Attack on Foreign Missions— Lersner Action is Disavowed. Cannecit Tha Mowat.

Fate and Honor of Nation at Siake, Newspaper Wail *   ‘Cabinet Heads Fear Troops Would Revolt at Hinden7 burg Arrest.

F. GERMAN GOVERNMENT  PREDICTED   With Accompanying Danger of Bol shevikism as Result of Allies Demand for War Criminals   If Bolsheviks Succeed Allies Wouldn’ Have Chance for Execution of Treaty      Surrender of Guilty Impossible—Cabi: net Crisie Looms—Next Few Days May Decide Germany’s Fate.

FOOD SHORTAGE THREATENS POPULATION CENTERS. WITH STARVATION BIG PRODUCE LOSS. CAUSED) BY WALKOUT

ISTIURE ISOLATES  {FOOD PRODUCERS  j BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERYVICE, TRAREN WIRE fA Tore

TAX ON PROPERTY OWNED BY ALL FOREIGNERS MAY BE LEVIED BY ITALIAN   MONEY OWED ABROAD BY ITALI AN SUBJECTS ALSO TO BE SUB. JECT TO HEAVY TAX.

Premiers Determine To Safeguard West Frontier of Poland   Lloyd George And Millerand Find It Unnecessary to Send Troops to Poland—May Use Blockade Later.

ALD TO POLAND, BUT NO TROOPS   WESTERN FRONTIER’S INTEGRITY Is GUARANTEED BY HYTHE CONFERENCE.

PLAN $500 BOOZE LICENSE   Chicago City Council Committee Pro. poses Big Levy on Druggists Selling Whisky.

TO FIX $500 BOOZE LICENSE   City Council of Chicago Plans Bill to . Levy Against Druggists,

lVICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS   Bona Themas at Piainfleld, N. J.,  Has Been Asieep Twe Weeks.

VICTIM OF SLEEPING SICKNESS    Kin of Dector Flexner, Head of Rockefeller institute, Has Been Asicep Two Weeks.

WAGES CUT IN STEEL PLANT   Reduction of 25 Per Cent Announced by Pennsylvania Co. — (Others to Follow Suit.

COX HAS NAMESAKE RIVAL.   Nominated For Presidency By Soclaliat Labor Party.

TO END RULE OF THE TURK   Committee Formed in Turke from Europe England to Drive

MORE SLOOD SPILLED   One Policeman Killed and Three are Woundedd in Ireland

ARREST ‘TRAIN ROBBER   Youth Robbed Train in St. Louis in August Caught.

PLANS TO BUILD UP RESERVE      Caniela Wants Naval Membership for Every Man Serving on Mer. chant Ships.

THE NAVAL RESERVE   Secy. Daniels Would Encour-. age Organization. .

HUNS SEIZE AUSTRIAN TOWN   Hungarian Reguiers Crose Frontier and Occupy Preilenkirchen—cConfiscate Large Number of Rifles.

HUNS CROSS AUSTRIAN LINE   Hungarian Regulars Cross Frontier and Occupy Prellenkirchen.

RIGT AT VIENNA MEAT. SALE      Announcement That. Limited Amount Would Be Sold Brings Great Crowide—Many Trampled.

VIENNA HUNGRY FOR MEAT.   Thousands Drawn Together by An nouncement Three Ounces Will Roe Gald ta Bach

SOVIET ASSUMES LIABILITIES   Government Took Possession of New  York Life Property.

BOOZE MARKET BEARISH.      Heavy Imports Today Cause Prices in Chicage to Break,

BIG LIQUOR SHIPMENT  LABELLED AS SOAP, HAS *REBRISH MARKET EFFECT

HEADS WHISKEY RING PROMISED “THEIRS” ALSO   Judge Landis Says They Won't Get By  with Their Game.

WHISKY DISGUISED AS SOAP IN CHICAG(   Sold Cheap, But. Buyers Sa ac. Ut Lacks “Kick.”

LIQUOR THEFT PAVES WAY FOR GRAND JUR'   Efforts to Locate Stolen Whis_ ‘key:Opens Probe,

PEACE ON LITHUANIAN FRONT   League of Nations Commission Ar. ranges an Armistice.

TRUCE ON LITHUANIAN FRONT   League of Nations Control Commis. sion Arranges Armistice, Says Kovno Dispatch.

FORMALLY REFUSES TO SURREN DER EXKAISER   The Reply Was Sent to Paris Thurs day   First Official Forecast Was Given by the I. N. S. in The Herald Thurs dao '

HOLLARS FLATLY REFUSES — ‘To SURRENDER EX-KAISER “TO ALLIES UPON DEMAND

TEXT OF HOLLAND REPLY READY SUON   Refuses to Surrender Ex-Kaiser to Allies as Predicted Yesterday.   ASKS AID OF NEUTRALS   Berlin Hears Circular is Being Issued to Uphold International Rights of Asylum—Parley 's Expected.

Text of Note Will be Made Public Friday Night From Paris, Where it Was Received Thursday in Response To Request of Powers.   Circular Letter Calls Attention to Fact That Compulsory Extradition Would Break up International Rights 2,  an inde  Bry

Holland Formally Refuses Demand Fe 0 ~The Former Emperoi   Will Issue Circular to Netrals Asking Them to Join in Protest Boe hast C “omapulsory Extradition. History‘ ~~ it's Pages ;

FORT WAYNE GIRL IN -ARMENIA CABLES STOR   Is Aiding Stricken Folk  in . That Country; Great ‘Suffering There:   CALL IS-MADE FOR HELP

INDIANA GIRLS’ APPEAL   Four Girls frem This Lecality Ash Aid fer the Armenia Sufferers

FOOD FOR ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT      Military Operations Are Begun Against D’Annunzio and His Followers   italian Warships Open Fireand Shell Batteries on Veglia Island

PRESIDENT WILSON OR THE SECRETARY OF LABOR EXPECTED TO ACT.   TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS ) OF MARKETING GRAIN

BONUS BILL IS KILLED IN MD.   PASSED THE HOUSE BU’ WENT TO DEFRAT IN THI STATE SENATE.      Governor Ritchie Thanks Mem bers for Co-cperation in Plan of Administration.

Attitude on League of Nations Releases Progressives and True Americans from Allegiance to Republican Candidate   BREAKS FAITH WITH ALLIES

Storm Victims Return in a Dazed Condition; * Eight Lives Are Los   ‘Forty Person Were Injured in the Kentucky Tornado of Yesterday.

ANT HIGHER RATES,      tion Files Petition 40. Raisé © Conmut  Union 7

WANT HIGHER RATES.   tnion Traction Files Petition to Raise  Commutation Ticket) Rates.

ARMY BUILDING PLAN UUTLINEL  BY Obu. BAKEE   VEW HOUSING SYSTEM FOR ARMY POSTS NOP APPROVED BY HOUSE COMMITTER.

ARMY HOUSING —PROUEGT 1S UP   Fifty Million Dollars Asked For By Department of War.

ARMY HOUSING PLAN CUT FROM MEASURE   General Staff Had En — dorsed Project.

Factional rows at ’Frisec - may leave bitter feeling in their trail

SEAT CONTESTS SHOW STRENGTH   Palmer One of Judges in Deciding Whether He Gets Votes

FRED KESSLER DIED IN SERVICE   BODY OF AMERICAN SOLDIER WHO LIVED IX COUNTY, Now AT HOBOKEN.   FUNERAL TO BE AT HIS HOME

HED KESSLER DIED IN SERVICE   Body of American Soldier Who Lived in Rush County, Now at Hoboken on Way Home.

UHIGAGD OTRIKERD REFUSE 10 VOTE ON GOING BAGK   Cries of “Sold” and “Where's Grunau” Greet Leaders Who Urge Action on Question of Ending Walkout.

STRIKE AGREEMENT REACHED IN EAST   Railroad Workers in New York District Leave Case Before the Labor Board in Hands of Brotherhoods.

RAIL STRIKERS IN’      Trafic In New York } Region Readui 4@ te 50 Per Cent Today On  Lines Entering City. a

HOOT LEADERS AND HISS FLAG IN CONVENTION   Cat Calls Greet Lead ers in Chicago  Meeting

HISS MU  RPHY. WHO WILL NOT FIGHT GOV'T   STRIKERS SAY GRANAU WHO IE IN JOLVEr JAIL ONLY HAS RIGHT TO ASK MEN ‘TO RE TURN

STRIKERS FAIL TO VOTE ON RETURNING   Men in Chicago District Re fuse to Take Action—Con: ditions Better at New York and Pittsburgh.

CHICAGO STRIKERS FUSED TO VOTE ON RETURN TO WORK   All Efforts Failed to Bring Out an Expression. — New York Traffic is Forty Per Cent Normal Today and  Warleore tn Return.

Brotherhoods And “Outlaws” ‘Get Together   New York and New Jersey Strikers Effect Agreement With Brotherhoods   STRIKERS WILL  RETURN TO WORK   Expect Basis of Agreement To Be Accepted In, Other Localities

STRIKERS AND BROTHERHOODS MAKE PEACE   New York and New Jersey Railroad Men Agree to Return to Work   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Settlement Hinges On Promise of Action On Wage Adjustments

G0 RACK ~ TO WORK   Railroad Strikers Are Proposing This ia The East Now,

LEADERS LOSING CONTROL   Chicaeg Strikers Hoot Down Speakers at Mass Meeting to End Walkout.

UNION HELPLESS 10 ORDER MEN BACK; MEETING RIQTOUS   WORKERS WIL TAKE IN. STRUCTIONS FROM GRUNAU, ONLY.   TIES HELD IN JAIL   Leader’s Absence Is Cause of Bedlam as Speakers Appear,

RAILR OAL it it      Conditions /0 Per Cent. Norma In Chicago and Acjoining Territory.   Strikers Who Are Still Out th Chicago Will Take No Vote

ate  10. ENIRIKE. IN YORR   Willing to Laeir Cage ‘in Hands f rother-

PEACE AGREEMENT WITH QUTLAW RAIL STRIKERS   Strikers And Railroad Brother hoods Reach Agreement In The East.

AESIST EFFORT UF LEADERS 10 OBTAIN ACTION   Strike Officials Hooted Down af Mass-Meeting in Chicago Called to Vote on Resump tion of Work   NEW YORK STRIKERS MAKE PACT WITH BROTHERHOOD   Abandon Attempt to Obtain Separate Consideration of Strikers’ Demands

BROTHERHOOD AND OUTLAWS MAKE PEACE   Chiefs of Rail Union and Leaders of Unauthorized Strike Come to an Agreement by Which the Men Will Return to Work.

Declared Today Between Outla Railroaders and R. R. Brotherhoods.

COULDN'T MAKE STRIKERS VOTE   Unable to Get Expressior From Switchmen.   POLICE CLEARED THE HALL   Agreement Obtained in Washington Whereby Outlaws of New   York Will Return.

STRIKERS REACH AGREEMENT WITH ~ RAILWAY UNIONS   Men Will Return to Work While Claims Are Being Adjusted.

SITUATION {h CHICAGO 10 FAR FROM REASSURING   STRIKERS BELIEVE THEIR LEAD ERS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT.   ONE LEADER MAKES PATRIOTIC EFFORT.   Waves American Flag and Shouts That He Will Not Fight the American Government—Union Leaders Helpless to Order Men Back to Work.

STRIKE FLAME STILL SMOLDERS   “ciicaco YARDMEN SEEM UNABLE TO REACH ANY DEFINITE DE CISION ON WALKOUT.

fr  Tcllugu Says Regula Brotherhood Heads Wil Present Case of Strikin; Workers.   MEN TO RETURN TO THEIR JOBS

HALL GLEARES BY POLICEMEN TOEND REN AW   Striking Railroad Men in Chicago District Refuse to Vote on Return   WAVING OF AMERICAN FLAG IS HISSED   President Grunau Unable to Get Out of Jail to Attend Ivieeting

RAILROAD SHTUATIUR IMPROVING CENERAL   Conditions 70 Per Cent. Norma! In Chicago and Acjoinine Territory.   Strikers Who Are Still Qut tr Chicago Wil! Take No Yate

Chicago Strikers Hiss Leaders Who _ Ask for Vote on Returning to Work

cae vi       Grunau Only Will Be Heeded, Declaration of Yardmen.

WON'T CALL OFF STRIKE   Chicago: Switchmen Refuse » to Vote End of Illegal “a + Walkout.   PATRIOTIC SPEECH DRAWS ONLY HISSES

IN QUESTION OF . RE: TURNING TO WORK IN ' CHICAGO DISTRICT.      re Return to Work Teday— Further Improvement in Gtnation.

Strikers in New York  District Will Work   In Chicago the Strikers Refused te Take a Vote on the Question of Re turning to Work.

N.Y. STRIKERS: AENGH AGREEMENT   Will Not Insist On Separ ate Consideration.

nEFUOE TO VOTE   QUESTION OF RETURNING Te WORK TURNED DOWN.   Rail Strikers Claim Big Percentage of Men are Still Out.

TAIKERS HALT VOTE ATTEMPT   Chicago .Outlaw Union Men Refuse to Permit Speeches by Three Leaders. —   BREAK EASTERN WALKOUT

THEIR LEADERS   Refuse to Vote on Returning tc Work; Hiss Leaders Who Advise Retara.

insurgent Employes in Metropolitan District of New York will Return to Work Immediately, Says Spokesman   CHICAGO LEADERS AVER HELPLESSNESS To ACT   Appeal for “Ending Walkout Meets with Jeers and Refusal to Vote on Proposal at a Mass Meetine

CHICAGO RAIL MEN REFUSE TO END STRIKE   Members Defy Leaders Whe Plead Against Fight  on Government.

Chicago Railroaders Will Not Heed Appeals of Leaders   Union Leaders Declare Themselves Folpless To Order the Men  Back

POLICE BREAK UP MEET. ING WHEN LEADERS ARE REFUSED HEARING.   JOHN GRUNAU STILL HELD IN JAIL, FAILING TO GET BOND

OUTLAW: STRIKER HISSED THE FLAG   , : an THEIR OWN LEADERS NOW UNABLE TO CONTROL YY EN. .   REFUSE WORK VOTE   SITUATION IN NEW YORK 1S IMPROVING DAILY. °   With Passenger Service Restored Efforts are Turned to Freleht Trattie.    BULLETIN.

RAIL STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK   AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN NEW YORK WITH BROTHERHOOD UNIONS.

PEACE DECLARED BY — BROTHERHOODS AND “OUTLAW” STRIKERS   New Jersey Strikers Agree With Leaders to Go Back to Work at Once.

AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED   New York Railroad Mer - Will Return to Their  Jobs at Once

REBELS’ JEER ‘TRAITORS’ 10 JAILED CHIEF   Call For Grunau as they Reject Plea to End Rail Walkout.

POLICE SEARCH FOR A CLUE 10 _ MASKED GUNMAN   Authorities Puzzled by Shooting on East Prov ‘idence Parkway Last Nicht. .

PRESENTS CAR SHORTAGE   Grain Spoils in Texas While Awaiting Shipment

TEXAS GRAIN SPOILING   Shortage of Cars Prevents Crop Be. fhe Moved.

WARNING COMES OUT OF THE PAST   OUR POLICY TOWARD OTH , ER NATIONS   Expressions of Twenty-One Presidents, From George Washington on Down.

Is Woodrow Wilson Greater Than All These?   John Adams, May 16th 1797.   Thomas Jefferscn, October 17th. 1203.   James Madison, March 4th 1809.

WARNED BY TWENTY-ONE PRESIDENTS OF ! THE UNITED STATES  ‘Aanins Becoming Involved i in Entangling Alliances with ! Europe.  LONG LIST OF FORMER RULERS LEAVE ARGUMENTS AGAINST PRESIDENT WILSON’S LEAGUE; OF NATIONS

SEAL PROTECTION EFFECTIVE   Migration of Herds Toward Bering Sea Greater Than Ever.

Physicians Urge Him to Can cel Dates But Next President Refuses.

Hiads '   Governor Starts for Salt Lake  and Will Double Back to the  Coast--No Train Talks.

HARD DAY:-FOR COX   THE CANDIDATE EARNED JUS KEEP THIS DAY. %   His Throat is Giving Him Much Trouble and Compelling Him ‘qo Cut Some Speeches,

COX REFUSES 10 CURTAIL TOUR B REASON OF VOC   ‘Throat Specialists Say He / Ought to Quit But the Gov ernor Refuses and Has Specfal Masseur With Him on  His Western Tour. -

COXON TOUROF WEST FROM SALT LAKE TO COAST   Will Not Nake Speeches From Rear of Train Today Because of Throat Trouble

COX IN OREGON; © HARDING TALKS ON RAIL POLICY   REAFFIRMS FAITH IN ESCHCUMMINS ACTIN ADDRESS TO RAILROAD EMPLOYEES AT ATARTION.   Democratic Nominee Refuses to Cancel Speaking Engagements, # +

THROAT oURE DUT NOMINEE OO ULL Bua   GOVERNOR COX SPEAKS TWICH TODAY AND THEN DOUBLES BACK TO SALT LAKE CITY,

COX ADVISED BY PHYSICIAN TO REST VOICE   Will Not Cancel Speak. ing Engagements Despite Warning Doctor

COX KEEPING UP ‘HARD STUMP TOUR   Refuses to Cancel Engagements on Doctor's Orders and Speaka in Two Pacific Crties

COX ACCOMPANIED BY A MASSER   Ignores Drctor’s Advice to Give Throat a Rest.

sete eee  After Speeches at Salt Lake City Governor Will Go toe Frisco

COX TAKES CAMPAIGN INTO SALT LAKE GH   Deinocratic Nominee Later Wil Go to California and Other Western States.

THROAT BOTHERS COX; MAY CANCEL SPEECHES   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE LEAVES PORTLAND FOR SALT LAKE CITY. DOCTOR SEES HIM

VOLUNTARY TRAININ TRAINING . DEFEATS COMPULSORY   Senate Kills - Militaristic Pro. visions of Army. Bill by a De.  cisive Vote.

COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING IS DEFEATED AFTER HOT FIGH'   Movement Started in Senate to Eliminate all Training rovisions of Bill

MILITARY TRAINING SHELVED IN SENATE   Compulsory Service Bill Is Turned ‘Down: Volunteer. Substitute Presented «*:

FORGED TRAINING   KILLED BY SENATE VOTE ON MEILTPARY BILL.   Voluntary Service Is Substituted and Final Action Scheduled Monday.

a a cats in  ScNALE VOTES DOWN COMPULSOR TRAINING AS PART AIF ARMY Buy

NO COMPULSORY TRAINING FOR AMERICAN YOUTE   Provision In Army Reorgan ization Bill Shelved in Senate Without Vote.

TRAINING CLAUSE ACTION POSTPONED   ARMY VOLUNTARY PLAN SUBSTITUTED IN SENATE FOR COMPULSORY.

TRAINING ISSUE SHELVED.   Voluntary Plan Substituted in Army Bill—Final Action is Postponed.

DEFEAT CONCEDED COMPULSORY PLA   So the Senate Tries to Incor. porate a Voluntary Clause in Bill.

VOLUNTARY ARMY TRAINING      That Plan Substituted in the Senate for the Propesed Compeal-

President-Elect Harding Almost Misses His Tram   Special Pulls Out at Bellfountaine 0., For Trip to Point Isabel, Tex. When Mrs. Harding Discover: That Her Husband is Not Aboare   STOPS AT INDIANA CITIES

HARDING ENROUTE — TO POINT ISABEL   COMES NEAR MISSING TRAIN AT BELLFONTAINE, OHIO, WHEN DELAYED BY CROWD

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND PARTY EN ROUTE 10 PORT ISABEL, TEXAS   CROWDS CHEER SPECIAL TRATX OX TES WAY THROLGIE OHIO TOWNS

President- Elect. ‘Leaves Marion for Month’s Vacation in Balmy South.   DISCUSS PLANS FOR LEAGUE   Republican Leaders Said tu Be Working Out Acceptable League Scheme.

PEACE RESOLUTION NOW BEFORE HOUSE   PORTER WILL CONFER wri sEN ATE LEADERS EN HOPE rok COMPROMISE,

PEACE MEASURE PRESENTED,   Resolution Not Sent Immediately te Conference aa Eapected,

PROHIBIT REMARRIAGE OF DIVORCES AND CURE EVIL OF SEPARATION HE SAYS

PROHIBITION OF R EMARRIAGE IS URGED AS CURE FOR DIVORCES; COURT JUSTICE GIVES OPINION

Supreme Justice Would Noi Allow Divorcees to Wea   After Years on Bench Justici Russell Sees This as Only : Solution For Evil.

HIS CURE FOR DIVORCE EVIL DRASTIC ONE   New York Jurist Would Pro hibit Remarriage of All Divorcees.

PAUBE OF NAVY WAR AGTIVITY TO BEGIN SOON   Sensational Developments Promised When Martens Resumes His Testimony Before Senate SubCommittee.

n the Present Week if the Signs Are Verified   DANIELS WiLL APPEAR   Rov Cross-Exvamination and Othe Matters of Larce Tatercst Will Make the Week a Big One in  Vashington,

DANIELS GOING TO TARE STAND   Secretary of Navy Going Be  fore Probers in Navy Award   Scandal Tuesday; Full   Week for Congress.   Solons to Take Up Army Pa: Bill and Inquiry Into Reds’ Propaganda,

MARINES (N HAT ARE GIVEN CLEAN BILL BY COURT   Declares Barnett’s Charges “Thoroughly Unwarranted Reflections.”

CHARGES MADE BY GENE ARAL BARNETT FOUND =BASELESS   lit Considered, Regrettable and Thoroughly Unwarranted Reflections, Report Says.   WORK MARINES WORTHY HIGHEST COMMENDATION   Naval Court of Inquiry Declines to Recommend Trial by Courtmartial of Freeman Lang and Dorcas Williams. Full Text of Ruling.

No Grounds for Charges Indiscriminate Killing of Haitjans Court Firids.   PERFORM DANGEROUS JOB IN FINE MANNER   Uncle Sam ‘Fighters Virtually Given Clean Bill By Investigators.

GEN, BARNETT ‘ENSURED FOR. HIS ASSERTION   ‘No Grounds Foutid for. Charges of Indiscriminaig: Killings... by Marines   INSTEAD BOARD FINDS MUCH FOR COMMENDATION   Arduous. Dangerous . and. Thankless Task Performed. Well. Renort States

NOT GUILTY OF SLAUGHTERING “HAITI NATIVES   Naval Court of Inquiry Finds “No Proper Grounds” For Barnett Accusation.

MARINES IN HAITI GIVEN CLEAN BILL   Naval Court of Inquiry Declare There Was no Indiscrimi nate Killing.

NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY SAYS THERE WERE NO PROPER GROUNDS FOR EX-COMMANDER’S CHARGES   Allegations That the ‘Devil Dogs” Had Been Guilty of “Practically Indiscriminate Killing” of Natives in Haiti Found to Be Untrue; Work of Corps Is Commended.

GLEAN BILL Uh THE MARINES Ih HAITIAN GASE   No Indiscriminate Killings, as Charged by Brig. Gen. George Barnett, According to Verdict of the Naval Court.   ACCUSATION REGRET TABLE   In All Isolated Cases of Unjustifiable Conduct by Americans Disciplinary Action Already Had Been Taken.

MARINES GIVEN CLEAN BILL.   Charges of Indiscriminate Willings ln Hait! Unjustified. Rv the Assoc !2ted Precc.

Naval Court Which Investigated Conduct of Military In Island Reports That There Had. Been No Proper Ground for Accusations; Army of Occupation Praised for Work   CORPS ABSOLVED OF ALL BLAME

WE GET RESULTS   NAVAL COURT VINDICATES THE MARINES   A Clean Bill Given Marine Corps By Report of Naval Inquiry Board.

AMERICAN MARINE I DEFENDED BY COURT   INVESTIGATORS BRAND RE PORTS OF HAITI KILLINGS UNFOUNDED.

GUILTY WERE PUNISHED, OPINION MEMBERS COURT OF INQUIRY, TWO     UNJUSTIFIABLE CASES MENTIONED

CLEARS UF IES  Bee Fy hte Bos   Board of Inquiry. Reports “No Gromds” For Statement   SOLDIERS VIRTUALLY — GIVEN CLEAN  BILI   Barnett’s Charges are “lConsidered and Un» > Warranted” Says Beard :

Naval Court of Inquiry Sees “No Justitication’in Charge: ° -. Made by ‘Gen. Barnett: ©”.   ISOLATED CASES PUNISHED   Rear Admiral Mayo Praises : Marines For Great: Work: - Accomplished in: Haiti -

MARINES ARE BLAMELESS OF CHARGE IS REPORT   Rear Admiral Mayo Says There “Had Been No Proper Ground”: for Claims.

Clean Bill Given Marines = In Haiti; No Grounds For Charges, State Prohers

GLOOMY WINTER FOR LABOR   More Men Than Jobs, Alzo Wage Drop, Says Illinois Eemp!oyment Bureau.

Wore Men Than Jobs, Aico Wage Drop Says illinois Eemployment Bureau.

LIFE INSURANCE IS DISCUSSED AT BIG MEETIN(   Talk of Its Relation to American  Life   ALSO DISCUSS HOUSING SHORTAGE

NO RELIRF IN TAX: BURDEN   Life Imserarnce Mea, Meeting a New York, Told ‘They Must Not Expect It.

Wealthy Tennesseean Mysteriously Vanishe:   Disappeared from Statcecoom Today While En Route by Rail from Memphis co Nashville.

FELL THROUGH HIS STATEROOM WINDOW   Nashville Financier Missing Wher His Train Pulied Into His Home Town

WILL RECOGHIZt MEXICAN REGIME   American Government Virtually Promises to Deal With Neichbar.

NEW: YORK LEGISLATURE FOR BEER AND WINE   Assombly Passes Walker Bi ‘_ Which Senate Approved . Early: Today.   GOES TO GOVERNOR NOW

BEER WITH A KIGK FOR YORK STATI   Iwo and Three-feurths Per Cent Mea sure Adopted by Both Ifeuses  of ,Legislature—Te

2.75 BEER O. K. IN YORK STATE   Assembly Today Passes Walter Bill Which Permits Manufacture and Sale of Hons Drink.

LEADERS TRY 10 MAKE NEW PARTY A UNIFIED POWER   Unable to Get Report on Platform, Convention Adjourns   Different Factions of Third Party Have Widely-Divergent Views op Party Principles

NEW PARTY IS CREATED.   Leaders Sirive to Sotlidity Strensth of Minor Groups Into Amicable Power.

NEW PARTY IS CREATED.         Leaders Strive to Solldil; Strength of Minor Groups Into Amicabls Fower.

BREAK STAYED OFF IN THIRD PART   Planks Include Declarations fo Recognition of Soviet Ruassia and. Ireland,

La Follette Principal Choics for Presidential Candidnie: Ratloe Today.

opens   Radical Hements Showed Sle Of Breaking Away.   ALL COME OVER TO LABOR   woes  Pet Desires of So Many. Groups Left Out of Platforni That Trouble ‘ia Quick to Start:

THIRD PARTY BORN AT CHICAGO CONFAB   LABORITES AND FORTY-EILGHTERS JOIN HANDS.   Leaders of Both Groups Battled for Hours te Keep Jealousies Suabmerged and Business On the Move.

SOME PARTS OF PLATFORM MAY BRING BATTLE   Amalgamation Reached at Chicago After Long  Struggle.

U. S. MAY FROWN ON GRAB BY ENTENTE   Protest May Be Made On Parcellmg Out Turkish Territory.

AMERICA MAY PROTEST PACT OF 3 NATIONS ANENT TURKEY   Agreement Contra venes Open. Door Poltev. Claimed:

UL. MAY OPPOSE TURKISH AEREEMENT   TRIPARTITE PACT MAY 8] DETRIMENTAL TO AMERICAN INTERESTS.   ARTICLE TEN DISCUSSEL   Certain Provisions May Contravene Open Door Policy in Ottoman Empire.

U.S. MAY STAND SOLID FOR OPEN DOOR IN TURKEY   Tri-Partite Agreement of France, England and Italy May Start Argument   AGAINST WILSON IDEA   NEW ALLIANCE OF THREE POWERS FEARED AS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST OTHER COUNTRIES

No Formal ‘Protest Yet Made Against Tripartite Agreement of Powers.   OFEN DOOR INSISTED UPON BY PRESIDENT   Exploitation of Oi of Oi In Meso    potania Under Inquiry by Great Britain. 

Some’ American Officials Contend That the Second Paragraph of Document Is Direct Contravention of Principle In Regard to Ottoman Trade   ASKS FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

lJ, §. MAY PROTEST DIVISION OF TURKEY BY THE BIG THREE   ‘Sugvested that Terms of Franco_ British-Italian Pact Vio! lates Open Door   U. S, ON RECORD AS FIRM FOR FAIR PLAY   Insisted Last March that me Special Privilege be Taken

UJ.8, TO INSIST ON OPEN DOOR POLICY   NO PROTEST HAS BEEN MADE YET, HOWEVER, BY STATE DEPARTMENT ON TREATY.

TURKEY EXPERIENCES. i LOVE FOR “REDS,” ~ MILITARY HEAD SAYS   Bolshevism Contrary to Relig. ious Training of Ottoman, Declares Pasha

SAYS TURKS ARE OPPOSED TO REDS   Bolshevism Is Contrary t Religious Beliefs an Patriotic Sentiment Lead er Declares.

TURKS WON'T ALLOW GREEKS — TO CONTROL CONSTANTINOPLI   Leader of Nationalist Movement in Asia Minor Also Says Moslems Are Not Interested in the Bolshevik Movement. 

TURKS CONT UKE THE BOLSHEVIK   Statements Issued That The »Turks Wont Accept the “Cult Uniless it is Cut up and Practically Destroyed and  Then Only Tomunnrarity.

PULSE VIM TIAS ND APPEAL FOR TURKS   Practices and Belief Are Said To Be Centrary To Religious Training.

TURKS-NOT--~ BOLSHEVISTS   Political and Military. Leader Telis of Their Opposition To St.

“Bolshevism Has No Appeat To The Turks Being Contrary To Religion And Patriotism”

MILWAUKEE JUDGE -FLAYS GRAND JURY FOR DRY PETITION   Wisdom of Prohibition no Con cern to Jury Declares Federal Jurist

FEDERAL JUDGE SCORES JURORS ASKING LIQUOR   Petition, to Congressmen for  Light Wines and Beer Outside Province, He Says   DISCHARGES THE JURY   Judge Geiger Tells Them Wis dom of Laws Is of No ConCern io Them as Jurors

THE L. OF N. COUNCIL, .   it Is im Session Today in Rome Listening ta Talk,

LEAGUE COUNCIL MET      Session Was Held Today at Italian Capital

MEN DEMANDED THIRTY TO SIXTY SIX PER CENI   THE INCRRASE WILT. TOTAL At. MOST #000,000,000 A VEAR— INCREASED FREIGHT RATE WILL GE NECESSARY.

Union Heads Confer on Decision of Labor ‘Board - Whether Increase is. _ Satisfactory—Increase. Averages . From 20 to 27 Per Cent Against Demands of 30. to 66 Per Cent.

6 MILLION WAGE  INCREASE GIVEN   Labor Board Grants Wages Totalling Almost Six Hundred Million Yearly.

600 MELON ‘DOLLARS A YEAR   RAILMGAD LABOR BOARD'S DE CISION HANDED DOWN   A. K. Whiter, Ciairman of the Et ecutive Board of Railway Managers Said Railroads Woald Abide by Decision.

A wards Made on Hourly Basis and Entire Average of Increase Is  F-om 20 to 27 Per Cent   Railway Managers Will Abide by Board’: Decision; Increased Freight Rates  Will Result From Decision

INCREASE OF 20.’ TO 27 PER GENT BOARD'S AWARD   Rallroad Union Leaders Immediately - -Go Into Session te Approve or  ‘ Disapprove Decision

AIL. LABOR HUARD. GNES MIEN ADVANGE   UNIONS GATHER TO TALK PLANS REGARD STRIKES  a  ee See PR fa _ ey

INCREASE OF 20 TO 27 PER CENT BOARD'S AWARD   - Rallroad Unbea. . Leaders, Immediately _ Go Inte’ Session to Approve or . Disappreve Decision :

RAILROAD INCREASES  “HEAR SG00 90,000 UNIONS 1H SESSION CONSIDERING RATES   Awards Given Out In Detail Figures; All Classes Seem Satisfied.   RETRGACTIVE TO MAY 1, 1920

INCREASES TOTAL 600 MILLION YEAR   Wage Advances For Railroad Work. ers Announced Today Average From 20 to 27 Percent   LABOR HEADS ARE SILENT   Will Not Make Known Position Unti! Awards Are Studied—Roads To Abide by Order

JOHNNY REBS’ BATTLE YELL OF LONG AGO CALLS VETERANS TO ACTION AT CONFEDERATE HOM!

Flames Destroy Home of Confederate Veteran:   ——ooroorr  Veterans, Headed by Former Member of Morgan’s Troop. Rescue Invalided Comrades in Hospital and Then Watch Flames Destroy Their Place of Abode

Men Being Laid Off for Political Effect Democratic Candidate Asserts.   REDUCE WOOL PRICE, KEEP PRICES INFLATED   Hope “Hard Times’ Will Helr Republicans Win Political Control, r

COXT0 HELP + LABORING ME}   Is Conducting a Survey and Will Try to Find Out Why the Mills   ARE CLOSING . DOWN   And Throwing Men Out of Work in Face of Great Demand for Goods -

CHARGES PLOT Ih STRINGENT MONE}   Cox Investigating Industrial Shutdowns to Learn if Interests Are Trying to Create Hard Times in Interest of Republican Party.

ORDERS SURVEY OF MILLS’ CLOSING   Governor Charges Conspirac\ For Political Purposes   SEEKS CAUSE OF IDLENESS   Wants to Know Why Workers Are Laid Off

AVALANCHE IN ORT PHLING Ul   ENTIRE DELEGATION TO NEXT CONGRESS MAY BE ELECTED, RETURNS INDICATE

REPUBLICAN VOTES PONTINIIE TO GROW   HARDING'S PLURALITY ONE OF LARGEST IN HISTORY OF THE NATION.

EVERY REPUBLICAN  WINNER IN OHIO   All Democrats Go. Down. in Overwhelming Defeat of Their Party

CONGRESS DELEGATION MAY BE ALL REPUBLICAN   OHTO VIES WITH PENNSYVANIA IN MAKING CLEAN SWEEP OF OFFICIAL PLACES — RATIFICA “TON OF DRY LAW VOTED.

OHIO REPUBLICANS WIN.   Every G. 0. P. Candidate fo State Office Ahead of Democrat Opponent.

WATSON’S NOMINATION HITS DEMOCRAT PART)   George White Admits Loss to Administration.

NOMINATION OF — WATSON TAKEN AS PARTY BLOW   CHAIRMAN WEHTE IN NEW YORK SAYS GEORGIA RE.  SULT 18 TEMPORARY LOSS Tr) PARTY

A BLOW TO. DEMOCRATIC  PARTY SAYS CHAIRMAN Oe NATIONAL CARMI Tee

WATSON VICTORY BLOW 10 DEMOS   GEORGE WHITE BELIEVES MAN WON ON PERSONAL POPULARITY

WATSON DEALS HEAVY BLO   Victory in . Georgia Held Bad Blow  for

BIG QUESTIONS TO COME FIRST IN AFL MEET   Profiteering, League, Non Partisan Politics, Industrial Courts Come Up.

H. C. OF L. BEFORE A.F. OF L. TODAY   Learned That Plumb Plan Was Rejected by Committee

FREIGHT MOVING IN- cHCAgD. “YARD   Strikers Reported Returning in Considerable Rumbers,

FREIGHT MOVING I GiiGAGO YARDS      strikers Reror'ed Returning in Gonsidcrebie Rumbers,

MEXICO QUAKES AGAIN:   city: of. Vou  Cruz, Felt .Séveral Shock: a  Last. ‘Hrening

MORE EARTHOUAK Sis HEE   Inhabitants In Stitches Regien Living In Terrer erxd Suffering : Hardshizs.

ME} Ev) ica UT  BY SEVERE EARTHQUAKE   Ancther Quake Cc Auses ‘Much Heavy Damage

NEW QUAKES SPREAD DEATH   Mexican State of Vera Cruz ~~ Again Hit.by Severe Shocks.   MANY LIVES BELIEVED LOST   Great Property Damace Reported, But Details Are Lacking Because of Interrupted Communications—  " Govere Stretch of 65 by 55 Miles.

TURKISH CABINET RESIGNS: NEW MINISTRY IS ORDERED   Former Grand Vizera and Fo oreign Minister Is Commissioned for Work.

Cited As Means..of Securing World Peace and Stabilizing the United States

PLAN IS SUGGESTED. TO INGREASE TRADE   FORMER SHIPPING HOARD CHAIRMAN SPEAKS AT MARINE SHOW.   Hurley Would Have American Merchant Marine Aid in “Maintaining Peace.

NEVADA Ul] WILL BEGIN Ino WEEK   State’s Attorney General Announces Action to Be Brought at Once

NO MONEY PAID. TO FREE MARY   Attorney General to Sue {fo  Woman Denies Charge Formerly Made Set Aside Decree,

Conference on Social Diseases‘at Washington;  500 Delegates Attend

OCLAL pis         Ten Natious Represented at Mecting in Washington.

SOCIAL DISEASES TOPIC OF MEETING   “Single Standard” ‘For Both Sexes. 

ANOTHER VICTIM DEAD,  The Sixth Death Duc to Shreet Car Aceldent in K. (.

ALCOHOL GETS — FINAL DIVORCE FROM THE NAVY   Spirituous Liquors Now _ Banned on All Our  Naval Vessels.

U5. NAVE ARG RUM FOR USE. 45 MEDICINE   Spirituous Liquors ‘Receive: ‘Fi nal and Complete: Divorce* From Department: ...

LIQUOR ORDERED OUT OF NAVY   Uncle Sam’s Sailors Must Be Strict Prohibitionists Hereafte: Is the Mandate.

NAVY MUST NOW DO WITHOUT ITS LIQUOR   Spirituous Liquors Banned _ by  Bureau of Medicine and Sur ery From Naval Vessels for Read Purposes.

AVY DANIO  WHIOALY Uat A MEDICINE   SUPPLY DEPOTS FORBIDDEN TO ISSLE ANY WORE BOOZE FOR MEDICAL USE,

NAVY BANS USE OF AR AS MHEGICINE   New Order Prohibits the Pur. chase cf Further Supplies Yor That Purpose.

Governor Cav   Hardina’s Home Town GoesW ila; Was 76th Birthday of His Father

Marion, Ohio, Harding's Home Town, Celebrates; Nominee Native Ohioar

HANGED AT SANTA FI      ¢ ‘onvicted of Murdering — Si ; " . City Man--Protested tan  ¢ence to Last.

MERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT   Indiana One of the First States t. Carry Out Policy of Expansion,

PRIOR TO THEIR DE. PARTURE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC... CON. ~ VENTION.   Parade at Dayton and Visit   the Cox Home—Speeches by Senator Pomerene and Ex-Gov. Campbell.

DAYTON FULL OF COX BOOSTERS   Citizens and Visitors Join in Bly Demonstration.   GREET GOVERNGR AT HOME   Two Special Trains Leave for Frisco Saturday Night.

GRAPE JUICE KEEPS LORD MAYOR ALIVI   SECRET OF HUNGER FAST GIVEN OUT BY LONDON NEWSPAPER. MAY LIVE ANOTHER MONTH.

SOCIETY AND. PERSONALS   rte ole ole of &- Ped vfs of ote ole of. oe of oe ot ots SSS re: fie Cf “oy: # vee bieNw NOLO’

NEW BOND Ist IS SUGGESTED BY N.Y. BANKER   Proposed Flotation Of Certificates Would Refund Practically .Entire Bonded Indebtedness - Of  JInited Statac   WOULD RUN FOR FIFTY YEARS

BOND ISSUE TO REFUND THE INDEBTEDNESS OF NATION   New York Banker Presents Proposition to Equalize Burden of Taxation Resulting From World War.

BANKER PROPOSES MAMMOTH BOND iSSUI   } Se neeeenneemninel 'Would Turn all America’s Debts In. to Gigantic Series of Bonds,   Running 50 Years.

BANKER HAS TAX PLAN TO EXEMPT $5,000 INCOMES      J. W. Bache she Urges Re funding All U. S. Indebtedness.

NEW YORK BANKER HAS REVENUE: PLAN   Suggests Flotation of Bond lesue.

REFUND ENTIRE “BONDED DEBT BY ~NEW ISSUE BONDS   Proposed as Means of Equaliz ing Tax Burden Resulting From the War.   NEW YORK BANKER ALSO OFFERS REVENUE PROGRAM   Thinks Sale Tax Would Bring in More Money With Less Disturbance to Banking and Business Than Any Other Tax That Could be Levied.

SEW VOoRh BA NKE RS TAN PLAN.   Woenold Refand Practically Entire  Indebtedness of Couniry.

[SOLE PROPOSED 10 EQUALIZE TAXATION   BANKER ATIVOGATES PLAN. ‘TO DECREASE. GOVERNINRERS—. BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.

HUGE BOND ISSUE TO REFUND DEBT OF U. 5. 15 PLAN   New York Banker Outlines Program That Includes Revenue Collections On Sales Taxes.

New York Banker Offers a Plan to the Ways and Means Committee—-Would Issue Fifty Year Bonds With a Graduating Scale Starting at Six Per Cent Per Annum

NEW REVOLUTION IS FEARED IN GERMANY   ‘Tanks and Armored Cars Guarding All Public Buildings,  Is Report.

GERMANY FEARS NEW REVOLT   Reported That Soviet Plots Coup— Guards Placed Around Govern. ment Buildings in Berlin.

BERLIN FEARS REVOLT, SOVIET JUNCTURE, WAR WITH FRANCE   Tanks and Armored * Cars to Guard Public Buildings.

BERLIN REPORTS SY WEW EFFORT MANE AT REVGLE   GUARDS PLACED AROUND Ald PERLE. BULLDINGS AS rnuesc At TION.

PROWIGITION'ST ATY SEEKS I “VAN EOR BRYAN      Rearranges’ ‘Convention Schedule Pending Word from Nebraskan that He Will Accept  Maminatinn   PROLONGED HUNT LOCATES COMMONER GONE FISHING   Platform Committee Continues Labors with View to Drafting Declarations ,Acceptable to Prospective Nominee

“DRYS” STILL AMAIT WCRD FROM BRYAN: ~ ASSUME THAT HELL ACCEPT CANDIDAC   Commoner Eludes All Efforts by Hundreds tn Reach Him; Reported at Various-Places   EVEN HIS RELATIVES AT SEA: AS TO WHEREABOUT:

BISHOP ADMITS HE MADE FIRST ‘CLOSE-TO’ BEEF   Tried it 45 Years Ago to Compete With Saloon And-—He Did!

NEAR GEER Final MADE BY BISHOP TO TEST THEOR   Bar Thrived at First; Innocent Drink Finally Showed Wallop That Rocked Men.

BIOMOP'S BALW LAGKED KICK: OLOGED oHOP   Spiscopal Clergyman Says First Made “Near Beer” 45 Years Ago.   Had the “Taste, Foam and Gurgle”’ But Kick Was Not There.

BISHOPS BREW HAD KICK   Venerable Methcdist Prelate Tells of His —_———— With “Near er,’

MINISTER MADE FIRST NEAR BEEF   Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chi cago Manufactured the ‘*Kickless’’ Substitute

BISHOP TURNED SALOON KEEPER: -FOOLED PATRONS WITH NEAR BEER   Soaks Couldn’t Tell it From the Real Thing and Preacher Prospered on Fake Drink to Prove His Theory That “Atmosphere” of Saloons Was the Element That Made Men Drunkards

ANTHRACITE MINERS ASK WAGE INCREASE   Demands Made Upon Operators Is Without Threat of Strike—Matter Taken Under Consideration,

ANTRRACITE MINERS WANT HIGHER WAGES   Demand Increase Equal to Bituminous Raise.   DESIRE EIGHT-HOUR DAY   Representatives of Workers Ask Minimum Day Rate o! $6—-Operators Take Mat. ter Under Consideration and Will Present Their Answer  on NRavambher 45

HARD COAL MEN ASK MORE   Demand Pay Recently Granted to Soft  Coal Miners—Answer to Be Ee: Bie alt.

MINERS ASK $6 MINIMUM WAGE   :  BOOST FROM $4.20 TO $6 DAILY AND BIGHT HOUR DAY REQUESTED

Scattering Returns at Late Hour Give Lead to California Senator; Hitchcock Leads Bryan in Early Returns From Omaha; the Vote Is Being Counted Slowly ©   PALMER IS LEADING IN GEORGIA   RULLETIN

FARLY RETURNS LIVE HITCHCOCK MEN THE LEAD   Scattered Precincts Also Giv Johnson Big Lead Over Wood and Pershing in Nebraska Primary.

CAPTURE ALLEGED STORE: BANDIT IN MOTOR Ret           San Francisco Police ‘Autom bile Runs Down Another Oar Carrying Faritiy:

CAPTURE ALLEGED STORE. BANDIT IN AIGTOR RAG   San Francisco Police Automo. bile Runs Down Another Oar . Carrying FPuritives

MILWAUKEE HIGHER UPS TOBE RUN Il   Twelve Cream City Saloon ‘Kéepers Still Operators Inder Indictment

PRINT BOGUS WHISKY LABETS   Uncovered Counterfeit Internal Rev enue Stam ps.

EMPLOVES 10 RUN - BUSINESS. 1S: PLAN   Non-Union Men Given: Chance To See What They Can Do =.

PEACE TREATY  UP IN THE OPEN SENATE FER. 10   FORMAL NOTICE WAS GIVEN OF THE MOVEMENT IN THE SENATE.   Before Then, However, a Number of Questions Are to Be Solyed—— Believed Lodge Will Not Oppose Hitchcock.

QUESTIONS 10-BE ANSWERED BEFORE NERATE AN TREAT   Answer Will Come in the Con ferences. to be Held Between Now and February 10.   SPECULATING ON FUTURE   No Exact Certainty of What the Outcome.“ of the Developments Will Be.

Is Geddes Persona Grata to the U. S. A   Inguity Made at the State tep ment, Washington, to His ceptanee as Ambass. te

GERMANY ASKS MODIFICATION TREATY TERMS   Asks Right to Maintain Larger Military Force

NITTI DECLARES: SKULKERS oEEK RUIN OF NATICA   Italian Premier Defends Atti  tude of Country During Recent Negotiations   FALSE TELEGRAMS APPEAR   Declares italy’s Foreign Policies Inspired by Highest Motives of Citizens

FALSE STATEMENTS AIMED AT ITALY   So Asserts Premier Nitti al Supreme Council of League

OUT IN THE STORM ON SUNDAY NIGHT   MANY PROPLE IN INTERERBAN CARS WERKE HELD WAPTING THROUGH LONG HOURS,   ARRIVED HOME THIS MORNING

COASTAL FIELDS ~ REPORT. GUSHERS   West Columbia, Humble ahd ‘Goose Creek Wells.   OUTPUT:: SHOWS ~ INCREASE      Abranis Producer Holding st Original. Migure—-Four Teats Drilling, Near -It—BSurface Stocks of Crude Petroleum --CLiat of Wildcat Pailurea—  - Yentures in Broad Territory.

West Columbia, Humble ahd Goose Creek Wells.   OUTPUT SHOWS” INCREASE

SHERIFR OF OR. OFFIOR   Crawford  Coi\ty Olfieiat Auto: aetically Uclieved

MACHINE GUNS WILL ‘GUARD ELECTION POLLS      Precautions Taken At Elections To Be Held In Germany Tomorrow.

MACHINE GUNS  10 QUARD POLLS IN GERMANY TOMORREM  Flory Predicted for Com nists and M. s Ove r Mode  peer oes

IACHINE GUNS TO sUARD ELECTION   lany Experts Predict Victory For Communists And Royalists

SIDELIGHTS AT CHICAGO   Pre-Convention Newslets of Interesting Things in G. O. P. Camp

ALLIES STILL HOPEFOR PEACE IN POLISH CRISIS   Premier Lloyd-George Says Poles Not Justified in Attack.   RUSS ENTITLED TO GUARANTEE

ALLIES WILL NO           Economic Pressure May To Bring The Soviets Yo Terms.

PREMIER  NF ENGIAND ae HOPEFUL FO  etreen Soviet Ross and Poland,   Between Sovict Russia and Poland Dispatches Say   Next Action Againat Russia Will Be Economic Pressure. —

Declares He Cannot Permit His Name to Go Before Demooratio Convention,

POLES AND RUSSIANS ENGAGING IN BATTLE AT GATES OF WARSA W   Poles Offering Stiff Resistence and There is Much Hand to Hand Fighting Reported From Polish War Office

a We TERGUNE 1 HEROINE.   Academy. Stadents Will) Present Senior Play at Grand,

CHINESE BORDER “OPENED TO REDS   China Withdraws Troops Now on Border and Commercial ' Treaty [s Completed

CHINESE TROOPS TO GET OUT   Enter Into Agreement With Rassina Bolsheviki.

CHINA AND BOLSHEVIK L: AGREE,  Diplomatic and Trade Relations to Be

A LOCAL INSTITUTION  Growth of Belleville Mill m . Six Years Under New Management.

E—_  FOUR HUNDRED ITALIANS D   TWO DAYS” FIGHTING TWEEN RED ANARCHIS AND TROOPS, CAUSE,

IMPATIENTLY AWAIT START   ‘Hosts of Gaily Bedecked Visitors in Pasadena  for Football Game

FRANCO-GERMAN CLASH.   Soldiers, ,of Occupation and Civil “Exchange Shots.

DETROIT WOMAN DEAD IN RIVER   Police Investigating Mysteri. ous Case They Think May Have Been Murder.    VICTIM FORMER WIFE OF ARTHUR J. CAILLE   Last Seen Leaving Home Sunday, in Auto With Man anda Tro Women.

ANOTHER ‘WOMAN DEATH MYSTERY   Body Bedecked With Dia monds Found In Detroit River

Mystery Death At Detroit {s Being Probed   30dy of Mrs. Margaret J. Caille Who Left Home In Auto Found In River   POLICE SEARCHING ) FOR COMPANIONS

Police Investigate Death of Woman Found in Detroit River Monday Afternoor

IMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A DETROIT WOMAN   Police Are Investigating A New Murder. Mygtery—Body Found In River.

OVERALL PARADE SATURDAY   AN Clubs of Country Are Invited to Send liclegnten to New York Demonstration.

National Guerall   Pad  Pore were “aa ere nT OEE? wr r}e Levaa@e £F) id€te BOVe

NEW YORK OVERALL PARADE SATURDA\   ELABORATE PLANS FOR DEMONSTRATION HAVE BEEN MADE.

SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO   Children Must be Vaccinated ox Baresi BWegm School.

RIDDICK Ald ~~BIG FUND Wha BEING GRABBED   CONFIRMS COX’S CHARGES.   CONGRESSMAN IS IN ¢ POSITION TO KNOW TRUTH, TOO.

AIDDICK oAlt BIG FUND WAS ~BEING GRABBED   CONFIRMS COX'S CHARGES.   CONGRESSMAN iS IN POSITION TO KNOW TRUTH, TOG.

Hundreds of Thousands of Bushels May be Burned if Price of Coal Doesn’t Drop,

CORN MAY BE BURNED BY THE FARMERS   Only Worth $15.06 a Ton Same Price as Cheapest Soft Coal, Which Must Be Hauled.

MAY BURN CORN FOR FUEL IT IS CHEAPER THAN COAL   Hundreds of Thousands of Bushels in Northern Nebraska Worth Only 3% of a Cent a Pound.

MAY BURN CORN   Likely in Nebraska as Result of * ‘Low Grain, High Coal

PRICE OF COKE HIGH IN NEBRASKA, TO BURN CORN  die AaneaniatsedDd Bossnt

TO BURN CORN FOR FUEL IN NEBRASKA   Farmers Claim That Price of . Coal is Higher Than

MAY BURN CORN INSTEAD OF COAI   Nebraska Farmers Declar Corn Cheaper Than Saft Coal

con (5 CHEAPER Ts   PRICE PER TON Is THE SAME ANT +. CORN IS SAID TO MAKE HOTTER FIRE,

MAY BURN CORN > FOR WINTER FUE   Nebraska Farmers Cannot Sell Ton of Corn for Enough ‘Which to Buy a Ton of Coal “They Say, and Will Use it  @reade

MAY USE CORN AS FUEL   Nebraska Farmers Find It Will Be Cheaper Than Coa!—Makes a Hotter Fire.

WEIGAND OFFERED: ~ POLISH: COMMA   Action Taken By Council of Na. tional Defense.   WAS ASSISTANT TO FOCH      Fretich General May Accept ‘on Condition That Troops -in Eastern Galicia and. Lublin Region. Be Evacuated”: to Concentrate All Forces For  ’ ‘Bie Offensive.

“POLISH COMMA   ‘Action Taken By Council of Na. tional Defense.   WAS ASSISTANT TO FOCH   French General May Accept on _ Condition That Troops in Eastern Galicia and Lublin Region Be Evacnated’ to Concentrate All Forces For Big Offensive.

CATHOLIC KINGS _ MAY NOW VISIT KING OF ITAL}   Pope Makes Concession Which is of International Importance .

MCGRAW AND MCQUADE TESTIFY WEDNESDAY BEFORE GRAND JURY IN BASEBALLFROBI

JOHN M’GRAW IS SUMMONED      New York Giants’ Manager to Appear Before Grand Jury

MCGRAW CALLED IN BASEBALL QUIZ   Manager and Treasurer of N. Y¥. Club Comes to ChiParo.

McGRAW Wu BE WEPNESS.   McQuade, Also of Giants, Will Appear at Baseball Gambling Probe,

SAYS GROOKE ONES BEEN ELIMINATES   PRES. HEYDLER ASSERTS . PLAYERS WERE BANNED FROM THE LEAGUE   PRAND JURY SIFTS. FACTS   Every Effort Will Be Made to Bring to Justice Those Responsible For Alleged Crooked Deals.

J. J. MGRAW T0 GIVE TESTIMONY   MANAGER OF NEW YORK GIANTS READY AS WITNESS.

$000,000  ALIMONY DEMANDED BY IND JANAPOLIS WOMAN  And $160 Per Week for Two Yer" Old Child   Huaband Alleged Wealthy Draft Evra er—Case Similar to Bergdoll’s.

WAR ON B. B. GAMBLERS.   POLICE ARREST 42 MEN AT CUB BASEBALL PARK IN CHICAGO.   Leaders of Two Major Leagues Back Campaign to Wipe Out Betting ~ on Games.

42 BASEBALL GAMBLERS ARRESTED AT CHICAGO PARK   Leaders of Two Major Leagues Back Campaign to Wipe Qut Betting on Games.

RAID BASEBALL PARb   Chicago Police Arrest 42 Gamblers. at Cubs’ Game.   Detectives Take Seats in Crowd and Seize Fans Who Make Wagers— To End All setting.

COURT DISMISSES FORTY-TWO DEPUTIES   Business Men Appointed by the Court in Williamson Coal Sit qaatinn.

FORTY-TWO DEPUTY ONE RIFFS IN MING COUNTY DISMISSED   Judge Damron Also Revokes More Than Thirty Licenses to Carry Firearms.   ALL PERSONS ENTERING COURT HOUSE SEARCHED   Federal Troops Will Not be Stationed on Kentucky Side of Tug River and It is No’ Believed Martial Law Wil Be Declared.

DEPUTIES CHANGED BEFORE TRIAL OF THE WEST VA. MINERS   Twenty Professional and Business Men Sworn in and The: Court Room is Thoroughly Searched for Weapons.—26 Men on: Trial,

BUSINESS MEN MADE GUARDS   West Virgina - gudge ‘ changes Depu. ties as Murder Trial Opens at Willameon.

NOW IS THE TIME T0 TAKE AN INVENTOR)   Farmers Urged Te Prepare Lis That They May Determine Business Standing.

SUFFRAGE FIGHT EARLY WON THE WOMEN SAY   President of Woman's Organization Confident of Final Victory   ONLY A FEW MORE VOTES NECESSARY   Required Number of Ratifications by States Is Now In Sight.

“This Policy Is Based on Justice anc Unalterable,” Said President   Decisioa Not to Be Made Public Until Workers Render a Reply,   ENFRANCKISEMENT OF WOMEN  Can Be Delayed by No Earthly Power, Save Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt.

STILL IS EXCUSE TO WITHHOLD INSURANCE   Blow is Aimed at Moonshine Industry in Wisconsin

yavanna ka ana alaia nl a dinbechc maaan UizunsLUNCea sina Men CAHEE TST a Na Tea eR NTI sD CHENNAI CNI IERIE Fim TONSET Ime INNA ONIN HiRISE EIEN AM =r tesainni nineteen onesitenesneuteesaraiplitenyenethaniansniasinnannenioinensnnenrnfansepip ates enatosnseareneuen usin aanentenn-a season inaieensionire “sirens ieee  THE BUFFALO EXPRESS ON THE B. & B. JUMPS TEAGK EAST OF NORTH GRAFTON   Broken Truck Blamed for the Accident—Entire Train Had Narrow Escape from Going Down an Embankment ~__ Traffic Tied In Sevaral Hoanure

ESCAPED SERIOUS ACCIDENT NARREWL)   No One Aboard Badly Hurt —All Come to Boston

STATES ARE URGED TO TEACH ALIENS   Bureau Of Trained Instructors To Educate Foreigners Is Advocated.

hy Sculpter Held ~ Charged With Inhuman tS Fiealemaiiet of Daughte

FIEND IRONED OWN DAUGHTER   Famous Clay Sculptor Ar rested Today   PULLED OUT HER TEETH   Nearly a Hundred Scars Are Found On Body Of A Young Girl.

ACTOR 1S HELD FOR CRUELTY TQ DAUGHTER   Said To Have Used Red Ho’ lrons and Needles To Tor ture The Girl.   ‘Gallanda’’Held in $2500 Bail

"0 NAUGHTER   Said To Have Used Red Ho lrons and Needles To Tor ture The Girl.   ‘Gallanda’Held in $2500 Bail

FATHER HELD FOR CRUELTY TO DAUGHTER   Hundred Scars on Body of 17- Year-Old Girl From Wounds Inflicted By Cruel Parent.

Charge Sculptor Used Hot Irons to Torture Daughter   Girl's Teéth; Pulled Out with Pliers; 29 £ Marks Found “  Upor: ler Body.

OVERLOOKED Ft           Maybe . Fudge  Paty is Wise, Alter All.     As. "Healy

OVERLOOKED FINE CHANCE,      Maybe Judge Putvis Was Really Wise After All.

MAIL AIRPLANE FAILS TO EACH TAN FRANGISCL   is Delayed at Salt Lake City By a Celebration and Ties Up at Reno, Nevada, To Spend the Night.

HARDING IS FELICITATED ON SPEFCH   REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS UNANIMOUS IN) THEIR APPROVAL.   HARDINGS OPPOSITION TO LEAGUE IS APPROVER BE MILD RESEMYVATION.  Sap

FIGHT TO BE CLEANCUT ON THE LEAGUE   Party Leaders Heard Krom Unant     mous on Harding's Posit     an Cruempasen Issac

HARDING'S SPEECH PUT ENDORSEMENT   REPUBLICAN LEADERS OF EV. ERY SHADE SEND CONGRATULATIONS TO NOMINEE:

SUNGRATULATIONS FLO HARDING   Speech of Acceptance Wins Approval of Party Leaders Everywhere; Both Mild Reservationists and BitterEnders O. K. Peace League Views.

Progressives Laud Stanc . of Candidate Upon Chief Issues   Offices of G. O. P. Leader  Congratulatory Messages

INCEEASES ARE GRANTED.   State Commission Passes Upon Local Telephone Petitions,

INCREASES (ARE GRANTED.   State. Commission ‘Passes Upon Loca’ 4 i felephon Petition H

PERHAPS THEY GO ~— 70 PHILADELPHIA   Missing Persons Burean Mystified : at Numbers of Persons They Are Asked to Find,

WHERE DO THEY GO?   Missing Persons Bureau Officials Re cCive Many Calls.

LABOR TICKET IN THE FIELD   Indiana Leader Defies President Gom. pers—Says He Does Not Understand Labor’s Desires.

HOOSIERS DEFY SAM GOMPERS   Indiana Labor Leaders Put Party Tick Se te eee le

LINGERING ILLNESS ENDED.   Dr, Herron Passed Away Sunda Night With Bright's Disease.

MEMORIAL DAY HELD FOR RAY CHAPMAN   Taps Sounded as Chojr Sings "Lead, Kindly Light.”

MOVING FORWARD.   German Cavernment Troope Marche Inte Ruhr District.

GERMAN TROOPS ARVANGE TOWARD AU STR   Move In Battle Formation On Radical Army.   FIGHTING IS REPORTED   French Prohibit’ Traffic During Night Hours in District.

German Troops Are Moving To Ruhr District   Reign of Terror Reported Witl Slaughter by Reds by Government Army

"Wor. President— : AL ARREN G, : HARDING, :             or. aViee- president — CALVIN COOLIDGE, :    ANNOUNCEALENTS 

REPUBLICAN, TOKHE  Soe Ror! President “WARREN: ‘G2 HA                 For VicecPresiden ; CALVIN “COOLIDGE,      JANNOUNCEMEN

REPUBLIC:     WOK ET,.  For President—— "0 WARREN. G. TARDING.  For Vice-Treafdont— CALVIN’ COOLIDGB.:            ANNOUNCEMENTS.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.  Sor Presidont—WARREN G. HARDING.  7 For. Viee-Prosident— ’ GALVIN COOLIDGE,          ANNOUNCEMENTS

HESTER 18 IN HOSPITAL   Photographs to Be Made o! His Head.   HASN'T TALKED FOR DAYS   Physicians Insist He is Not Hurt But Pelice Are Dubious.

TO HAVE DENNIE CHESTER TROROUGHLY EXAMINEL   Attempt Made to Find Out Jus Why Ue Won't ‘Talk or Walk.

TAKE CHESTER TO HOSPITAL   Physicians Will Examine Injuries He Sustained in 2 Attempts at Suicide.

TGOK CHESTER TO HOSPITAL TODAY   Kansas City Police Want to Learn His Exact Condition Before Proceeding

WARRY. EARLY. AND ‘BE: g 7 HAPPY AT’ 88, SAYS PYALIP. JONES NR CAcn

MARRY YOUNG AND BE HAPPI   is the Fatherly, Exhortation ‘of Philip ¥,_Jones Who~Has: Mad 63 Years of It,

HAVE GOOD TICKET IN FIELD AND INTEREST BEGINS TO WARM UP   MHH0-SLINGING: 1S ABSENT

DEMOCRAT. GOOD TICKET   EXCELLENT LIST OF CANDIDATE: OUT FOR PARTY NOMINATIOD AT THE COMING MAY 4TH PRI MARY.

MUST” NEEP FAUT          ‘ORMED: TREATY SE RE KEPT.   Meet in       Council and Gérman Lenders  Relgium Next. Monde for.

MUoT KEEP FAITE   GERMANY INFORMED TREATY TERMS MUST BR KEPT.   ‘ouncilD and Gérnmian Leaders Meet in Belgium Nevi Month tor Talk,

British Soldiers Search Home «¢ Late Lord Mayor for Records Last Night,

Pittsburg to  Receive Legion   Elaborate Plans Are Being Mad fo Entertain Hy-serviec Men August 23,

DENIED BY PERI   CHANCELLOR IN SWEEPING DE: NIAL OF MOSILIZATION CHARGES MADE.

CHILIAN CHARGE DENIED BY PERU   CHANCELLOR IN SWEEPING DE NiIAL OF MOBILIZATION CHARGES MADE.

NO AGGRESSIVE ACTS BY PERU   Sweeping Denial Made of Chilean Allegations.

CLEVELAND WINS - OPENING GAME ON KONETCHY’S ERROR   Indians Drew First Blood in World’s Series With a 3 to 1 Victory.   COVELESKIE PITCHES  BETTER THAN RIVALS   Holds Dodgers Down in All But One Inning.—23,844 Persons Witness the Game.

PROF. LINGELBACH LECTURES TONIGHT   Pennsylvania Man Will Speak on Subject of PresentDay Democracy

PROFESSOR LINGELBACH TO LECTURE   “Some Essentials of Present Day Democracy” Will Be Subject of Address

FAIRBANKS TOWNSHIP MAN DIES SUDDENLY IN FLORIDA   Clay Jewell Succumbed at Avon Park, Where He Was Spending Winter—Funeral Monday.

“ADICAL ELEMENT FAILS TO NAME MINE OFFICERS   iewrm Is Renominated for Interna: tonal Pesident—Murray Defeats Howat of Kansas,

AADIGKL ELEMENT HOT AIN MAUORIT   Lewis, Murray and Green Re nominated by Mine Work ers, Former Two Afte  Hard Fight.

PURCHASER. ~ OFWHISKY   Shot and Killed, When He Insisted on Testing Quali ‘ty of the Stuff - — Slayer: - Known.

Speakers Rap U. $. Policy Toward Bolsheviki. Regime; Wilson Attacked

SOCIALIST PARTY OPENS CAMPAIGK   SOLIDARITY WITH THE RUSSIAN SOVIET EXPRESSED AT NEW YORK MEETING

‘Ror of Battle Hoard tn Pole Surge Forward.   POLISH DELEGATES - \LEAVE FOR PARLEY   Desperate Attempts to Cheel Boleheviki Advance Being Made by Poles.

PEAGE DELEGATES LEAVE WARSAW T EET BOISHEVISTS   Take Baggage in Addition to Records and Reference Books   PIR ase er SU Reet Met ea eR N EN le ee soe MAE RO Dea eae ee 2  NEWSPAPER MEN ACCOMPANY PARTY

PARLEY WITH  BOLOHEVIKI 5 PLANNED   Cross Border at Dawn for Meetat Minsk During the Day      FRONT BEING GRADUALLY DRAWN CLOSER TO WARSAW IS REPORT   Poles Express Confidence Ene_ my Cannot Cross the River Bordering City

POLIGH DELEGATES OW WAY TO MANS   Are Promised Considera tion by Bolsheviki.

PEACE DELEGATION ON WAY.   Leave Warsaw in Early Morning t< Meet Russians at Minsk.

TAGHES OF BIG BUNS SEEN Bt WARSAW THRONE   With Bolsheviki Drawing Stil! Closer, Poles Hope for Counter-attack:   STANISLAS GRABSKI IN PEACE DELEGATION   Russian Officers to Conduct Armistice Group to Minsk for Confab

WARSAW ENCLOSED (IN 4 SIDES   Soldau Falls; Bolshevik  Cavalry Moving Toward  . Vistula; Cannonading Heard in City.

SEEK T0 END STRIFE WITH BOLSHEVIK]   Russ and Pole Ministers t Parley on Armistice in Red City.

WILE REDS ENVELOP CAPITAL, POLISH DELEGATION STARTS OFF   ARE TO MEET BOLSHEVIK OFFICERS 2 FOR CONFERENCE TODAY.   SOLDAU TAKEN BY RUSS—BOLSHEVIK STRIVING FOR VISTULA—WARSAW IS TO BE FOUGHT FOR TO LAST DITCH, tS DECISION.

GLAS MAY BE PURE OMAN AT SAN FRANGISUL   President in Full Accord With Virginia Platform Drawn Up by Senator

LASS 10 HERALD WILSON'S VIEWS AT FRISCO MEE]   PRESIDENT WELSON GIVES HIS APPROVAL TO ATTITUDE TAKEN BY THE VOR GIVE. SENATOR          PLATFORM 1S ENDORSED   Absolute Adherence {fo an Altered Trenty Is Que of the Principal Planks in Plationn Pree pared by Senator dilass

GLASS SPOKESMAN OF PRES. WILSON   Endorsement of ‘Vir ‘of Virginia Plat. form Ind icates Ideas for “National Planks.

GLASS WILL BE SPOKESMAN   Secretary of the Treasury To Deliver President Wilson's Message at San Francleco Convention.

WILSON AFPROVES PLATFORM OF VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS   Senator Carter Glass, Its Author, May Represent President at National Conventon

CASTER GLASS — PRES, WILSON’S. MAIN SPEAKER      MMs 5 ll Oe ts nl Sol     LER eae eal Oa PE  At) The  Deniseratic Lonveniion 3 a ~ Frisce, President .in Full Accord With Virginia Piatform

PRESIDENT FAVORS VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC PLATFOR™   DRAWN BY SESATOR GLASS ES PURSES TREATY WETHOLT PESERVATIONS

HAVE: HOPES OF DEFI ‘it AGRENEN      HOPEFUL SPIRIT PREVAILS   Democrats Not Pledged to Definlie Agreement is An nouncemeni.

LEADERS MAKE AN EFFORT TO BREAK TREATY DEADLOGK   Hope. Held Out That Reservations Acceptable to All Will Evolve.

SENATORS WORK TO COMPROMISE TREATY OF PEACE   Deadlock Still Far From Settlement in the Senate

HOPE TO MAKE TREATY DEAL   Democrats Say Conference at Owens’ Home Was in Harmony With View of President.

RESUME DEBATES UVER TREATY WITH HOPE TO AGREE   Democrats Hope to Find Com promise Acceptable to Wilson and Republicans.   HITCHCOCK IS HOPEFUL   Democrats Deny They Are Pledg.ed to Accept Any Compromise Advanced Thus Far.

PEACE TREATY CONFERENCES ~ ARE RESUMED   Hope for Breaking Dead Jock Is Held Out at Washington.

SENATELEADERS STILL SEEKING A COMPROMISE   Individual Meetings Try to Reconcile Peace Treaty Differences,   BRYAN URGES RATIFICATION   Wishes Passage So America May Sit In First League of Nations Session.

OF DEE ACRE WIEN   osnators Renew Individua  Conferences Upon Peace   HOPEFUL SPIRIT PREVAILS   Democrats Not Pledged to A Definlie Agreement is Announcemeni.

DEMBCRATS ARE NOT PLEDGED TO TREATY PROGRAM   Indivi Conferences of SeYators Are Being ‘Held.   AWE FOR RESERVATIONS WHICH WILL WIN SUPPORT   Early Agreement Is No In sigAl Republicans Vv.

SEARCHING FOR A WAY   Seme “Senators. Are Woping Te “Break The Deadlock in The Treaty.

W. J. BRYAN 18 AFTER SENATE   Sends Telegrams to Demo cratic Senators Urging Ratification of Treaty.

WILSON MAY GALL TO WORLD LEAGUE MEET QURING DAY   Gathering {ts Set for Fridays State Department Expects Summons Is Imminent.   BRYAN WIRES SENATORS. TO HURRY RATIFICATION   Wants United States Member of Nations’. Body. Before: First Session in Paris. -

‘LEADER HOPEFUL TF GOVPROMISE  (IF GOMPROMI   Hitchcock Optimistic over Prospect. for Evolution of Set of Resolutions Acceptable to the Democrats and Wilson...    CONFERENCE DEVELOPS  SOME MOOT QUESTIONS   ‘Bryan Urges. Ratification to  Permit of American Partici pation in First Meeting of  Learue of Nations

OF. "TEFORTS FOR ACCEPTING PACT   Senators Continue Conferences Looking to Agreement; Bryan _ Pleads for Treaty.

TWO MORE U.S. SHIPPING BOARD SHIPS IN DISTRESS   Steamers Red Mountain snd Orion Reported to be Disshled at Sca  fey Go to Their As sistance

RED MOUNTAIN ADRIFT AT SEA   Tubes in AM Three Boilers Rew ut. Orion Also in Distre:

—” IN TROUBLE   Tubes in All Three Boilers Blown Out, Says Message Received

AVERIGAN oTEAMER 1h Dig too fo WANTING FOR NEED ASSIST ANSE   SLL THREE BOILERS OUT Of COMMISSION: IS ENROUTE TO AVRE FROM TEXAS PORT,

American Steamer Adrift 1,000 Miles East of New York Expects Aid; Three Boilers Are Blown Out

DRY AGENTS IN ~~ BOOZE TRAFIC   FORMER CRY DIRECTOR IN SOUTH DAKOTA CAUGHT WITH THE GCcoDs

ARREST PROHIBITION CHIEF   Head ef North Dekota Enforcement Group in Jail On Oharge of Trensperting Liquors.

PRICES USUALLY UNIFORM   Jobber and Exporter - Says Before Building Trust Investigators.   STENOGRAPHER IS HELD IN CONTEMPT   On Failure to Take the Stand After Vacating of In junction.

PRIGE FIXING IROK AND STEEL TRUST EXPOSED IN PROBE   Wrought Steel and Iron Under Control of Five Concerns, Witness Testifies.

TESTIFIED A TRUGT CONTROLLED STEEL   WITNESS SAYS 3-FOURTHS OF WROUGHT STEEL INDUSTRY ‘SEWED UP”’   RON ALSO CONTROLLED   Injunction Against Further Testimony By Witness Vacated Before Building Cost Investigators.

RUSS BALK AT U. S. REDS   Soviet Official Declares That His Country Is No Dumping Ground for f. itators.

SOVIETS BALK AT U. S. REDS   No Dumping Ground for American Aqgitators, Says Official.

RUSSIA NIAY REFUSE ~TOPERMIT LANDING AE AMERICAN ‘RENS   Radical Agitators Deported  fram U. 5. ta be Given a : Careful Examination   SOVIETS OBJECT TO TERM ‘DUMP GROUND’   : What, Wili Le Done With the Party if Admission is Refused is Question

Soviet Official Declares That His Country Is No Dumping Ground for Agitators.

SOVIET RUSSIA NO. DUMPING GROUND FOR AGITATOR S   Radicals From America Will Be Carefully Examined Before Permitted to Enter Country.

SAYS AYS SOVIET NOT - A DUMPING GROUND   Head of Delegation Asserts Radicals Will “Be Examined

RUSS MAY BAR GATES TO REDS FROM AMERICA   RADICALS DEPORTED FROM U-. 8. WILL GET COOL RECEPTION FROM “COMRADES.”   ~ To Be Held at Rorder — Bolshevil Says “Russia Will Not Re Made the Dumping Ground for Agita4 tors From Ameri: il

SOVIET AUSSIA TO AE NO DUNE FOR I$, AGITATORS   Buford’s Charges to Be Giver Careful Scrutiny Before Entry, Klishke Says.    FINNS TO TRADE THEM  FOR PRISONERS. REPORT   Helsingfors Negotiations Ma‘ Keep Radicals on “Ark” Till They’re Ended.

SECRETARY Of SOVIET GOVERNMEN   Will Examine Radicals Deported from America. Declares Russia is Not

MARTIAL LAW IN GALVESTON   dered to Proceed to Island City at Once

GOVERNOR INSTRUCTS GENERAL WOLTERS TO TAKE CHARGE.   MILITARY RULES IN EFFEC]

MILITARY RULE AT GALVESTON ORDERED TODAY   Governor Issues Proclama tion and Directs Gen. J. F. Wolters to Command.

YANKS OFFERED TOENDYEAR  GOMIOKEY WEN   BUT IT IS NOT LEGAL      NEW YORK TEAM WOULD AID SOX TO PLAY OUT SEASON.

YANKEES OFFER WHOLE ~ TEAM TO “OLD ROMAN’   Owners of New York Americans Applaud Courageous Stand Of Comiskey.

YANKEES OFFER HELP   Would Furnish Players to Comiskey to Windup Pennant Race.

REYNOLDS RESIGNS AS SECRETARY   To Manage Coolidge Campaign For Presidential Komination,

COOLIDGE FINDS A MANAGER   Secretary Reynolds, of Republican National Committee, toe HRun  (fampaian of (.overnor.

pen mA ein et AM CARES  PARAMERS AGAENST U. 8s. CONTROL,       Majority Not in Favor of Radical Orgra nienutinnat DPreannee naa.

Switchmen Strike In Chicage   Tle Up Traftie Embargo Placed or Express--Strikers Clalm Ginn) are tial

PLACE EMBARGO ON ALL EXPRESS   AMERECAN RAELWAY COMPANY) ACCEPTING NOTHING TO OR FROM MICHIGAN.   STRIKE THE CAUSS OF ORDER

RAILWAY SERVICE MAYBE TIEDUPBY CHICAGO STRIKI   NINE THOUSAND SWITCHMA) LEAVE JOBS AND DEMAND: MORE MONEY—TRAIN SCHEDULES ARE WRECKED   HARBOR STRIKE SPREADS   All Workers On Railway Owned Tug in New York Harbor Ordered to Quit. Work—Chicago Strike Unauthorized By Union

EMBARGO PLACED ON ALL EXPRESS THROUGH CHICAGC   Railroads May Soon Refuse Shipments of Non-Essentials to That City if Strike Continues.

NATION- WIDE  RADICALS TODAY   EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO THWART PLOT FOR IMMEDIATE ARMED REVOLUTION.   Simultaneous Arrests Are to Bi Mado in Many Different Cities —Kansas City Included in the List.

NATION WIDE ARKEST OF RADICALS ORDERED TODAY   rO THWART THE PLOT OF ANAK. CHISTS TO FOMENT ARMED

RAID ONREDS OVER NATION   Nation-Wide Action Started ¢ Thwart Plot of Anarchists to Foment Revolution.   OFFICERS IN INDIANA

NEEDLE OPENS CELL      Men Under Death Sentence Makes Sensational Getaway.

ARMED WITH A NEEDLE PRISONER ESCAPES PEN   Desperate Characters Held in Deatl Cell of Wyoming Pen Dig Out ~-QOne Resaptured

"AND SYRACISE. — SPLIT HONORS   Spectacular Victory in the Big Event of the Day—A Bis - Day For Coach Courtney.

SYRACUSE NOSES OUT CORNELL IN ’VARSIT)   Crews of Latter School, How ever, Win Junior ‘Varsity and Freshman Races.

TUAN LOSES 2,000 MEN; LED OVER EXPLODING MINE   False Retreat Traps Force:  ~ of Anfu Leader, Peking Perec Cie wer i

i il rN ie een ie ee ear een eine  MINISTER GETS CALL TO NATIONAL SECRETARY

“REDS FOLLOW UP CAPTURE OF KIE\   American Aviators Make Dar ing Escape When Advance ing Bolsheviki Take Statior of Kosciuszko Squadron.

REDS. TAKE KIEV, pIISH. BACK POLES   Bolsheviki . -Forees © Continue ~~ Counter Advance on   Tet eas

Profiteering Cause of Decreased Productior      Vice-President of Am, Fed. Says Organized Labor Want Production Increased to Reduce Priees

Vice-Pres, M. Woll Addressed. the C. -. of ConSubject  REDUCE _ PRICES  Organized Labor Wants Production ~ Increased For All

Vice-Pres. M. Woll Addressed the Ce of Gen: Subject  REDUCE: “PRICES  Organized Labor Wants Production Increased For All

Matthew Woll Hissed Down ' While Speaking to. National C. of C.   MANY STRIKERS ARE THREATENING COUNTRY   Toledo Yardmen Go Ou Again——Chicago and Cleveland Carmen Threaten,

PREPARED TO ATTACK PROFITEERING GAME   Vier President Matthew Woll cof A. Poof be Addresses. Canvention  of Chainber of Conmuneree,

COSTLY FIRE AT PITTSBURGH   Jil Warehouse Burned, With Loas Fietimated nt B8anlf Willian.

NO MORE PEANUTS   Until They Gring the Demandec Price of $85 Per Ton,

Night Riders Warn Farmers Net 10 7 Selt Them For Loss Than 5.00 2 Ten,

OSAGE OW LEASES ARE SOLD.   Two Hundred Tracta at Auction Bring i: Teal of $13,102,700,

EDWARDS WILL STAY AT HOME   New Jeraey ‘:overner Abandeoews idea Or G€tteadina Conver tien.

Our Interest  Doesn’t Cease When the Goods Leave Our Store   We Are Just as Much Interested as You Are in Good Work by the Implements You Buy of Us.

WIND STORM BROKE RECORDS.   Velocity of #4 Miles Attained, Weather Bureau Saye,

DE LA HERTA ~ WAS ELECTED CHIEF OF MEXICO   SONORA GOVERNOR CHOSEN As TEMPORARY PRESIDENT TO SUCCEED GENERAL CARRANZA.   Congress Gives Him Big Vote Ove General Gonzalez—First Act is to Postpone Elections Until September 3.

UE LARUERTA ld PAEGIDENT * OFSISTERLAND   [TO RULE MEXICO AD INTERIM   LATE REPORT DECLARES PRESIDENT CARRANZA KILLED HIMELF

© 1A HUERTA TAKES REINS   NORA GOVERNOR ELECTED TEMPO: RARY PRESIDENT OF MEXICO.   « Gives Him. Big Vote Ove:  Congres hg one General, Gonzales—First Act In to      postpone Elections Until : September 5.

MEN OF MEXICC   ANI THING BLT CLEAR SAILING FOR NEW GOVERNMENT.   SIGNS OF ARMED OPPOSITION   Widespread Neaction Over Killiag of Carranza—Villa seill Searre of Werrs and Steps Taken  io Heduce Him,

HUERTA NAMED AS PRESIDENT TEMPORARILY   CARRANZA'’S DEATH BEING USET TO FOMENT REVOLUTION AGAINST GOVERNMENT   Labor Leader Tells President Wilson That Strong Government Will Soon Be Established

————————— eer  HUERTA SELECTED TEMPORARY RULER MEXICAN” NATION   SONORA GOVERNOR IS NAMED PRESIDENT AD-INTERIM BY SPECIAL CONGRESS.   ELECTIONS © POSTPONED   Washington Interest in Situation Below Border Intensified By Reports of Reaction Over Carranza Accacecination.

Sonora Governor Wins 224 Votes As Against Gen. Gonzales’ 28   VILLA GETS ULTIMATUM   Given Until Today to Decide Whether He Is At Peace or War With New Government

HUERTA IS NAMED. MEXICAN PRESIDENT   Wins Place Over Gonzdes—Carranzans Arr exted—Clainy' Txec utiv e _& Suicide. \

HUERTY TAKES REINS   Sonora Governor Elected Temporary President of Mexico.

HARDING WARY ON MEXIGANPROBLEM   Visit to Border Shows Kim  sy wee        JOB SEEKERS AFTER -HIM   Bales and Bundles of Letters For President-Elect Follow Him to Texas-—Wil! Take Family Physician to Capital.

PRIVATE  SECRETARY CHRISTIAN   WILL BE THE TITLE _ AFTER MARCH 4th.   Pt. Isabel-is So Quiet That the Perambulations of a Jackass are a Source of  Exciting Interest;  we

TWO ARRESTED IN THEFT PLOT   Youths Held After Plan to Steal $5,000,000 is Revealed

NEW AGREEMENT 10 BE SIGNED WITHIN A WEEK   Bituminous Miners and Operators Expect Speedy Agree: ment.

PREDICT NEW MINERS’ SCALE WITHIN WEEK   Head of Union Prom: ises Common Sense  Will Rule. ~

WAGE AGREEMENT TO BE MADE SOON   Adjustment Under Majori. ty Report of Coal Com: mission to Be Made In Week.

MINERS AND OPERATORS MEET IN NEW YORK AND EXPECT AG .TI ER VUEN TT.

AGREEMENT IN MINE DISPUTE  CAPEOTED al0N   COMMON SENSE TO RULE PRO CEEDINGS OF COMMISSION SAYS PRESIDENT LEWIS,

MAY SIGN NEW COAL WAGE AGREEMENT   Members General Scale Committee _ Predict That it Will Be Done During Weck.

EXPECT NEW WAGE SCALE THIS WEEK   Lewis Declares Commor  Sense Will Rule.,

BEGUN TODAY      Predict Wage Asgreement Will Be Signed During the Week

TO SIGN PEACE — NEXT SATURDAY   Allies Modify Demands on Loss of Ships at Scapa Flow.   GERMANS ACCEPT THE TERMS   United States Must O. K. Paris Edicts and Decisions Affecting America, Ambassador Wallace Informs the Supreme Council.

FIX NEW DATE 10 RATIFY   Janaary 10 Tentatively Set for Peace Treaty Finale—Conces salons Made to Germans.

CUT SCAPA FLOW DEMAND.   QUiesr Concilintion Makes Formal Peace Possible dannary 10,

TO SIGN PEACE NEXT SATURDAY   Allies Modify Demands on Loss  eter  ae of Ships at Scapa Flow.   GERMANS ACCEPT THE TERMS   United States Must O. K. Paris Edicts » and Decisions Affecting America, } Ambassador Wallace Informs  the CGitinreame Caineril

NEXT SATURDAY DATE TENTATIVELY SET FOR PEACE RATINGATIC?   Allies Reduce Demands for Nava Materia! After Germans Show Impossible to Comply.

TO BE SIG   ‘Allies  Modify Demands on Loss  of Ships at Scapa  Flow.   GERMANS ACCEPT THE TERMS   United States Must O. K. Paris Edicts and Decisions Affecting America, Ambatsador Waliace informs the Supreme Council.

PEAGE PACT TO BE. SIGNED SATURDAY   Germans Accept New Terms of the Allies.   CUT SCAPA FLOW INDEMNITY   Decisions Affecting America Must Be Approved at Washington, U. S&S. Ambassador Wallace Informs Supreme Council at Paris.

AGREEMENT REACHED WITH GERMAN)   Ratification of the Treaty Se For January 10.

DEMOCRAT LEADERS OF NEW ENGLAND STATES ASSEMBLE AT THE BIG “TESTIMONIAL” DINNER

Says Germany Must Act in Good Faith   NEW CHANCELLOR’ SPEAKS   Declares Country Must Devote Itself To Task Loyally and Unreservedly

GERMANY WILL MAKE SQUARE DEAL   New Chancellor Today Set Forth Declaration of Empire’s Purposes.

TO FULFILL AGREEM ENT   New Chancellor Says Germany Must Abide by Treaty

Chancellor Fehrenbach Declares Nation, Having Accepted the Treaty, Must Make Effort to Execute Engagements   ICALLS FOR DISARMAMENT  AND INDEMNITY PAYMEN]   Excuses Non-Fulfillment on the Grounds of Oircumstances Stronger than Teuton Good Faith—Blames Adversaries

FEHRENBACH TELLS CABINET GERMAN STAND   Reads to Reichstag Th Declaration of Government Program.

TALK IS STRAIGHT   ‘Chancellor of New German Gov  ernment Says (icrmany Must   Fulfill Promises.

BULL FIGHT SEASON OPENS   Opening Exhibition at Mexico City Witnessed by 25,000 Mexicans and Americans,’

A MEXICAN “BULL FIGHT   Judges. Loosened Up a Littl: Bil on the Week-End Dry _ Orders,

5.000 SPECTATORS WITNESS: MEXICAN ~ BULL FIGHT TODM   Ban on Liquor. Temporarily Lifted by President and Ex. hibition Today Marks Open ing of Great Season. —World  Bamana Tareadnvou Proconmt 

20,000 PEOPLE SEE BULL FIGHT   Mexico’s National Sport At tracts Many Americans Yesterday.

MEXICO’S COME BACK,   Crowd of 25,000, Including Many Americans. Witness Ball Fiehr.

MUST TELL EXACT AGES   Dhio Supreme Court Says that No Guess Work by Wonen When They Go to Folls.

END CINCINNATI RAIL STRIKE   Outlaw Switchmen Vote to Return t Work After Action in Chicago. .

BRAZIL SEES LINK WITH NORTH DEAL TIE 10 GULTWATE   Pessoa Toasts Greatness of U. S. and Unbreaking Friendship at Colby Banquet.   SAYS AMERICANS. BOUND BY COMMON DESTINY   Relations of State and Trade Should Be Drawn Closer, Executive Declares.

BRAZILIAN LAUDS U. S. GREATNESS   President Pessoa Urges More In timate Relations Between Two Americas.

URGE CLOSER FRIENDSHIP OF AMERICAS   Brazilian Chief in Trib ute to Progress of United States.

BRAZIL DESIRES GOOD WILL OF US, SAYS PRES, PESSOL   North and South Americ: Are Bound By Common Ties.

America, Brazil Hold Love Feast at Rio in Honor of Secretary Colby

MAN OUTING 1 DEATH IN FIR  SEYMOUR HOTEL   BUILDING COMPLETELY DESTROY ED AT EARLY HOUR; GUESTS NARROWLY ESCAPE,

H. G. WHITESEIDE, PROMINEN' BUSINESS MAN, VICTIM OF MORNING BLAZE.

FLAMES DESTROY HOTEL AT SEYMOUR   Qne Man Perishes in the  Blaze.

MOB FRM WHEN BLACK KILLS MAR   Lynching Feared it Robber Who Shot Suburban Grocer at Independence, Kan, Taking $300, Is Caucht.

BIG BATTLE ON IN POLAND.   The Bolsheviki in Attempt to Smash Polish Rigzht Wine.

TURN DOWN? FOR bOMPERS TERMED CHICAGO AFFAIRS   Fitzpatrick at Labor Convention Sounds New ~ ‘Note.   GOMPERS INTERVENES   Quarrel In n Progress at A. F. O. L. Meet In Montreal .

Success of Bryan In Getting Labor Plank In Democratic Party Platform at ’Frisco Alone Can Stem the Tide of Dissatisfac tan ie Raliaft

SAFE ROBBERS Hic   VISITED THREE PLACES HERI LAST NIGHT.   Worked Combination to Safe at Tipton Lanunber Company,

SAFE ROBBERS HERE   VISITED THREE     FPLACKS Here jar.” .             Worked Cal ton 1.        her Conpuany, i

REAR ADMIRAL MAYO RETIRES FROM NAV\   Commander of U, S. Fleet Kas Long Record, _

FAMOUS ADMIRAL ‘EES AS HEAD OF U. 8. WAVY   Rear Admiral Mayo Served 47 Years With Uncle Sam’s Jackies.

REAR ADMIRAL MAYO GOES ON RETIRED LIS!   Commander of U. § Ships During War Has Had Long Service.

MAYO RETIRED AFTER SERVICE OF 47 YEAR:   ‘Rear Admiral Has Spent Nearh 30 Yeare at Sea; Now on   Haitian Conrt,

1.0.0. WILL HEAR AATE PLEA MAY 24   APPRONIMATELYS THIRTY PEI CENT RAPE ASKED FOR BY CARRIERS,

VILLA, PLAIN CITIZEN, MAPS AMBITIOUS CAREER   Bandit Chieftain in Manifesto Promises to Show Mexican Nafion That He Can “Build as Well as Destray.”’

FEDERAL AGENTS ARE TRAILING WHISKY RINC   Believe ‘‘Million Ring'’ of Lead. ing Persons Wish Down Dry Law

‘Resume Attack on Northern Front and Have Reached Lithuanian Frontier.

POLES DEFEAT RUSS —  ON NORTHERN FRON   Resuming Attacks, Poles  Inflict Heavy Defeat on Bolsheviki, Official Dispatches Say

POLES HAMMER - REDSBACKT0 LITHUANIA   ATTACKS ARE RESUMED ON NORTHERN FRONT WITH SUCCESSES

REDS DEFEATED IN NEW POLISH DRIVE   . Warsaw Message Tells of New Successes—Soviets Are . Mare Active.

POLES RETAKE KEIFF   Bolsheviks Sustain Heavy Casualties from the Attack -

MILITIAMEN AT COURT HOUSE   Will Loee« to Safety of Kentacky Negro On Trial for Murder.

THREE BISHOPS CHOSEN SATURDAY BY METHODISTS   Dr. L. J. Birney, of Bos: ton is Elected on  Friday Ballot.

CHICAGOAN ELECTED BISHOP   Edgar Blake One ef Those Chosen by Methodist Conterence at Des Moines, la.

FISHER, MUNCIE, ELECTED Blond OF ME CHURCH   IS ONE OF THREE CHOSEN BY THE GENERAL CONFERENCE AT DES MOINES SATURDAY— INDIANA MADE AREA.

INDIANA PASTOR {5 NAMED M. £. BISHO   Dr. Fred B. Fisher One o Three Chosen at Conference in Des Moines

Contcrence Wakes Selecitivu of three  attee Takieg a Tetal ef =e22 Mea lietsa.

EUROPE ON DEBIT SIDE OF LEDGER   Faces Danger of Permanently Losing Its Position in World, Nitti Says

EUROPE’S DEBIT ACCOUNT ROCKS THRONE, CLAIN   Nitti Says Prominent Position in World Affairs Periled.

EUROPE Loto  WORLD GUNTRUL DEGLARES NUTT   (NO LONGER THE WORLD'S CRED. ITOR BUT ACCOUNTS ARE ON  THE DEBIT SIDE.

NUTT MARNS OF EUNOPE a LOSS OF PLAGE   Neo Longer a Creditor, Bu’ on Debit Side of Ledger.

NITTI HOPEFUL FOR FUTURE OF ITALIAN NATION   The Premier, However. Points Out Changed Po. sition of Italy Since the War.

EUROPE IN DANCER OF LOSING FORMEE BANK, SAYS NUTT   No Longer Creditor but !s Or Debit Side of Ledger, Is Menace Premier Sees.   ITALY CAN RECONSTITUTE SELF IF SHE IS SUPPLIED   “We and Jugo-Slavs Will Be Friends: We Shall Find Way Out,” His Prediction.

EARS EUROPE MAY LOSE ITS PRE-WAR POS’      Premier Nitti Says Continent I. No Longer Creditor, But Is On Debit Side.

“EUROPE IS. IN DANGER   May Lose: ‘Position She Held Before Outbreak of the World War

LOSE HER ~~ POSITION   Premler. Nitti ef Haly Says Eu - cope Is-On The Wrong Side ‘ OF Ledger.

Premier Nitti Says Old World is ir Danger of Permanently Losing Position As Creditor.

EUROPE THREATENED WITH LOSING PRESTIGE   Nitti Says Dangers of Trad Balance Against Europe Will. Materially Overbalan ce Any Other Considera:  tiane.

START . W. W. TRIAL   PARADE SLAYING CASE CALLED IN WASHINGTON STATE.   Eleven Defendants Charged With Shooting Four Ex-Soldiers at Centralia—300 Veniremen.

Centralia (Wash.) Parade Slaying Trial Called; 11 Defendanis.   Charged With Shooting Four ex-Sol diers—Specia!l Venire of 300 Called. ri

. W. W. GASE STARTED   Centralia (Wash.) Parade Slaying Trlal Called; 11 Defendants.   Charged With Shooting Four ex-Soldiere-Special Venire of 300 Called.

HARDING IS VERY HAPPY; WIFE 15 T00   Folks Back Home Go Wild  on Learning of FavorVictory.

HARDING “HAPPY” OVER NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENG)   Senator’s Wife Says Her Hus band Is Worthy of Honor— Party Departed for Washington Last Night.

HARDING TELLS CAMERA MEN HE IS VERY HAPPY   Mrs. Harding Leaves With Him On Trip to Nat ional Capital.

Senator Harding And Wife Very Happy And Deeply Grateful For The Honor

NOMINEE AND MRS. HARDING LEAVE SOON AFTER REPUBLICAN CONVENTION FOR WASHINGTON HOME

MS. HARDING PLEASED VER “CHOUGE OF €.0,P   Wife of Nominee Says -Her Husband Is Worthy of  Honor Given Him

NOMINEE fo HAPPY OVER HIS FORTUNE   HARDING AND HIS WIFE ALI SMILES WHEN NEWSPAPER MEN CALL   HOME TOWN CELEBRATES   Marion, Ohio, Where Nominee Publishes a Newspaper, Receives the News With the Wildest of Joy.

MES. HARDING S\YS SHE THINKS HUSPAND WORTHY: is TREMENDOUSLY PLEASED

“VERY HAPPY” AND “DEEPLY GRATEFUL’   Nominee and Wife Show Elation as They Face Bettere af Mamerac  *   Wood Gratefal To Supnorters

VERY HAPPY AND DEEPLY GRATEFUL SAYS SEN. HARDING   .2ouis2, Proud and HapPY, Coulent In the Relected Light. -

HARDING SHOWS HIS ELATION AS CAMERAS CLICK   Declares He Is Very Happy and Deeply Grateful to Republican Friends.   ‘MRS. HARDING BEAMING

MEXICO WILL NOT ISSUE PAPER MONEY   WILL TRY TO RELIEVE SCARCrry OF SILVER

Coup of Militarists Was Carried Out With Lightning Like Rapidity.  Feeling of Deep Concern Is Felt In London and Paris

OVERTHROW EBERT GOVERNMENT   Berlin Witnesses a Bloodiess But Effective Revolt.   Von Kapp New Monarch   President and Family Fled From Capitel In Automobile.

Preconceived Plan of Reao« tionaries Carried Out With German Thoroughness —   EBERT AND FAMILY FLEE WHEN TROOPS APPROACH   SITUATION ACCEPTED STOIC ALLY AND NO DISORDERS ARE REPORTED: FOREIGN  ERS ASSURED PROTECTION,

PRAISES BOY SCOUT CAMP   os. : Chief Executive James West Visita S"wemen £2.48 feed 

EPIDEMIC DELAYS SELECTION OF JUR\   Two More Veniremen Collaps At Grand Rapids—Judge Issnes Warning.

FLU HAMPERS NEWBERRY CASt   RAVAGES OF THE DISEASE MAY TIE IT UP ALTOGETHER.

GERMANY WILL DELAY ACTION   ls in No Hurry To Enter League of Nations.   NEUTRAL DIPLOMAT MAKES’STATEMENT   Regarding. Altitude of Germany  on “League.   Japanese -Are Silent Regarding Proposal for Racial Equality, Waiting Outcome of: Deal ing with Washington. —

GERMANY NY WILL WAIT  Will Not Ask Ad Admittance to : the League

AWAITS ACTION OF MR. HARDING IN ASSOCIATION   A CLOSER RELATION WITE . THE UNITED STATES IS DESIRED.

GERMANY WON'T PRESS CLAIMS FOR AD MISSION TO LEAGUE  Will Await Harding's Proposals on New League.

GERMANY WILL NOT ENTER LEAGUE NOW   Profers to Await ‘Harding’s  Plan for New Associa. }

MRELVIE CANDIDATE   Governor Will Seek Re-election, He Announces in Publice Statement Given Out Monday.   Accepts McMullen Challenge and Defends Operation of Civil Administrative Code.

OPENS SCHOOL ~ OF AURNALISM   First Institution of Its Kinc Has Been Opened in the Qrient. ,

A Woman Named  Customs Collecto:   Estelle V. Collicr Named Collector ot Customs at Salg Usthe——First Wom. an Ever Named for Such Office,

WOMAN NAMED AS COLLECTOR   First Known Instance of Appoint ment to Such Position.

A SHORTAGE OF CANDIDATES.   Petitions for Missouri Primary Must be Filed June 3.

A SHORTAGE OF CANDID DATES. elihions: for. “Miasoari Primary. Maat

FACTORIES SHOW A DECREASE IN EMPLOYES   Automobile Industry Has Cu Working Force Ten Per Cent.

INDUSTRY snows A DECREASE   Slowing Down in Ten Out of Four  eaen Manufacturing Plants.

DECREASE IN EMPLOYES.   Statistics Report Lessened Pay Rolls in Many Industries.

DECRESSE IN EMPLOYES.   fyatistics Report Leseened Pay Rolis ‘ae MK Teokaaewdae © 7

DEMPSEY’S FIRST “APPEAR.  ANCE IN NEW YORK SINCE BECOMING CHAMPIO!

JACK DEMPSEY Wit ENTER RING TONIGHT   World’s Heavy Weight Charapics to Be Opposed by Bill Bren nan at Wiadison Square.

HE WORE SILKS. UNDER DENIMS   Billy B. Rose Starts Fad it Chicago with $10 Overalls  Over $20 Shirt,

BRITISH PREMIER TO MEET ISSUES IN (RICH TANIALE   Cloyd. George: to Issue. His Statement Today. Regard=:.. ing Settlement: .         aA cl Aloo PREDICT. MARTIAL-LAW. OUTCOME OF SINN FEIN   Officiai Circles: Feel That’ Government Desires Peace But © Demands Obedience-..

COUGHLIN SATISFIED   Father of Deed Kidwaped Babu He'n Gilad Suspense ly Ove:

KIDNAPER MAY ESCAPE THE CHAIR   LAW BLAMED:   a ft V¥¥ 2 LE bh  Sody of Slain Child Necessary to. Conviction is Not Recovered --- Guilt’ Established,

Without Light or Heat for Cooking, Indiana Girls’ School Is Forced to Shut Down Today.   PUBLIC UTILITIES ARE FACING DANGEROUS DAYS   Closing of Utilities Because of Coal Shortage Is Faced by  Practically Every City in the State.

FAITH IN FAIBY TALES NOW   Nine Heirs to the W. P. Cowan Es. tate ure Given $200,CO0D Apiece Ag a Starter,

DEATH ENTERS TOWN HOME   DEVOTED WIFE AND’ MOTHER . GOES TO HER REWARD.   Two Well Known Business Men o: the County Pass Away During the Week.

Of Uprisings ot Sinn Feiners, anc Others In Ireland, England and Scotland   On April 5th Are In Possession of the English Government.

WEINERT CIVES RERSUNG FOR LAGK UF WARNES FOR LOW GRADE GOTT      SAYS SPINNERS HAVE ADJUSTED MACHINERY TO HANDLE THE BETTER GRADES,

MUCH COTTON: IS UNSOLI   Million Bales of Low Grade Staple in Hands of Merchants

Traffic Congestion and Changes in Machinery Cause of No Low Grade Cotton Market

Methodist minister is arraigned on charge of killing man in a raic

PREACHED = MIICT  BMV Wivel  STAND TRIAL   Canadian Minister Charged With “Killing and Slaying”   OUTGROWTH OF ORY RAID   Inn Keeper Shot While Hie Piss Was Searched

WINDSOR MINISTER” IS ARRAIGNED TODA   Rey, Spracklin Returns From Toronto to Face Charges >

PONZI NEARING END OF STRING   Self-Styled Financial Wizard Freed on $35,000 Bail; Report of Audit to be Made Public Today; Savings of Thousands Thot to be Lost.

PON IS OUT ON $35 000 BAIL   AUDITOR'S REPORT WILL USROW 1 MILLIONS INVEST“ED IN HIS SCHEMES  WIFE STAYS BY HIM AND DE. ; LANES HOE INNOCENT OF  ices Soa a rr me oe

PONZI NEARING END OF HIS ROP   Reéport of the Audit of His Books Publie Today

Ponzi Released on Bail o! $35,000—Wife Stands ‘ Loyal   Liabilities of the Finance iiae Will Extend I-to Millions

PONZI'S BUBBLE 'BICCEST BLCWA   ‘When Pacts are all Known It Will Prove to Be Country's Great  eat Financial ManipuSatin.   G@IRI, WIFE KNEW OF HUSBAND'S JAIL RECORD   Ponzi Took In About Fourteen Million Dollars and Can Pay Of a Total of About Six—Rest Is Lost to Depositors,

PONZ RELEAOED ON $35,000 BOND   AUDIT OF HIS BOOKS MAY &E&   COMPLETED TODAY   THE WIFE REMAINS LOYAL   Saye She Knew of His Former Prison Records When She Married Him and Believes He WIII Prova Innocence.

PONZI IS REVEALED AS GIGANTIC FRAUD; TRUST CO. WRECKEL   Boston Bank’s Capital Wiped Out and Italian’s Liabilities Set at Eight Million Dollars— Wizard Released Under Bail After Big Crash Comes.

40,000 CAUGHT IX PONZI’S NET   Savings of Many Tied Up i Scheme, U. S. Probe Shows

FIND NEW ¢   Believe Nude Body in Trunk Is Washington, Pa. Woman

KATHERINE DAM ~ MURDERED GIR   Whose Nude Body Was Shipped In 3 Trunk From Detroit To New “". York

TRUNK’ MURDER: VICTIM BELIEVED IDENTIFIES   Body of Woman Shipped Froi Dertoit Believed to Be That-of Pennaylvania Girl,   SUSPECT UNDER ARREST

CLOTHES OF PENNSYLVANIA GIRL FOUND IN ROOM FROM WHICH TRUNK WAS SHIPPED.

AFTER IDENTITY OF MURDERED WOMAN   fennsvivania Authorities Relieve i te Re Katherine Pan of Cannatebargs, Penmsylyani:

VICTIM KNOW   UNFORTUNATE WOMAN HA‘ BEEN IDENTIFIED BY AUTHORITIES.

THINK: MURDERED,GIRL (WAS KATHERINEBDAN   Authorities Convinced Body Found in Trunk Was That of Cannons- = burg, Pa., Young Woman   DISAPPEARED EARLY IN JUNE

THINK GIRL WAS SLAVER VICTIM   Pennsylvania Authorities Believe Body Found in Trunk Was That of Girl Traced to Detroit With Mar Accused of White Slavery.

MORE REPUBLICAN MEETINGS PLANNED      COLONEL HUGH MEANS WILL ADDRESS GATHERINGS IN COUNTY   HAVE A BUSY WEEK   Women’s All-Day Campaign Session Friday One of Big Republican Events   Local Candidates at Wakarusa Town Hall Tomorrow—Bettis to Colored Voters

COLONEL: HUGH MEANS. WI ADDRESS GATHERINGS IN COUNTY: _     HAVE A: BUSY WEEK   Women’s All-Day Campaign. ‘Ses-sion Friday One of Big Re«! publican Events         Local Candidates at Wakarusa Town Hall Tomorrow—Bettis to Colored Voters .. =:°

The Soviet Government og Russia   7 vs.  The Constitution of the  Tyitted States

‘The Soviet Government of Russia ys. The Constitution of The United States ‘

The Soviet Government of ‘Russia vs. The Constitution ‘cf Tho Tinited States

COMMUNITY MEETING   Will be Held at Bedford Church January 29-=-Splendid Program Arranaed---Basaet Dinner.

ROUTINE FILLS CABINET MEET   Third Meeting to Be Called by Presi dent Wilson Since His Iliness Last Fail.

HOUSE HUNTING  GAME   All Sorts of Ingenuity Practiced ii  ,. Des Moines. _

WILSON ‘TOLD TO “RING OFF YOU DAMN FOOL”   Orderly Thought Someone Was Kidding Him When President Called Up Hospital.

State Bank Commissioner Issues Statement Saturday   ALLEGE POLICE ARE IMPLICATED

EXCHANGE TANGLE INVOLVES 2 BANKS   INSTITUTIONS CLOSED PENDING INVESTIGATION ON PONAUS LIABILITIES,

NO MORE BANKS ARE INVOLVED IN PONZ SMASH-UP   Affairs of Two Institutions Closed Hopelessly Interwoven.,

DEFUNCT SONCERNS FOUND INTERWOVEN   Investigations Show That Ponzi and Associates Dealt \n Three Companies   ANOTHER ONE IS CLOSED   Polish Industrial Association Under Ban of State Off eials; Bondsmen Lacking

BOSTON POLICE IMPLICATED IN CASE OF PONZ:   No Bondsmen Appear for Fi. nance Wizard and His Associates.

NO ADDITIONAL BANK FAILURES ARE LOOKED FOr   Financial Dealings of Charles Ponzi Not Expected To Cause Further Collapses, Commissioner Says.

ARE NOT FYPECTED   BE AFFECTED BY PONZI'S DEALINGS   TWO INSTITUTIONS HURT   ard's a ed Affairs Locked — Receivers Are * aoa at   Definite Clarification of Mover — Wiz-

1 KNOW HE IS HONEST; SAYS) MRS. PONZI AS HER HUSBAND EATS BREAKFAST BEHIND BARS   MAN WHO ROCKED COUNTRY BY AMASSING HUGE FORTUNE IN FEW MONTHS KEEPS ARREST SECRET FROM WIFE AS LONG AS POSSIBLE—HIS RIVALS ALSO IN TOILS OF LAW

PONZI'S COLLAPSE TO. CLOSE NO MORE BANKS   COMMISSIONER DEQLARES ONLY TWO INSTITUTIONS ARE ARPECTED,   HEARING NEXT TUESDAY   Clarification of Tangled Finances Expected ag Result of Petition Filed hy Receivers.

Liabilities of Prisoner Are Placed at $8,000,000, Waile He Claims Assets of Only Half That Sum.

COLLAPSE OF PONZI IS ABOUT COMPLETE   BUT ONLY A FEW BOSTON BANKS BELIEVED AFFECTED.   Closings Limited te Hanover Trust and Old Colony Fereignu FExchange Com pany—Speeculaters im Jail.

STILL FACING MEAT SHORTAGE   Armour & Co. Question Whethe: High Price Peak Is Reached.

BURLESON SAYS. BOWS EAISE OF POSTAL DEFICN   Blames Congress fay Indiscriminate Wage) Boosts

$17,270,482 LOST ~ SOLONS BLAMED   Deficit in Postal Service Show Loe By Burleson. °   SHORTAGE LAID TO BONUS   Congress Policy Means Disaster ” Postmaster Renaral Gave 

VT MILLI  DEE IUHT Ih POSTAL Ut? DURING 1921   Second Largest Loss in His. tory of U.S. Postal Service   BURLESON BLAMES ACTS OF CONGRESS   War Bonus to Employes Cited as Chief Item of Deficil

BURLESON REPORTS » A POSTAL DEFICIT “OF 17. MILLIONS   Blames Congress for Blanket Increases in Salaries of a - Employees.   DEFICIT NEXT YEAR WILL BE 36 MILLION   Postal Head Warns That Congress Must Call a Halt in Present Policy.—Cites Many Improvements, ,

POSTAL QEHEIT TWELTE MILLION SHAN REPORT   ina’ PASSES THE BUCK i~4.1:F SS FOR INCREAS. iti EXPENSES,

GREAT POSTAL DEFICIT FOR YEAR SHOWN   Cost the United States Govern_ ment $17,270,482 for 1920 Service.   BURLESON SUBMITS REPORI   Postmaster General Charges Congress With Direct Responsibility for the Deficit, and Predicts a Larger One Next Year.

GREAT POSTAL. DEFICIT SHOWN   Cost the United States Government $17,270,482 for 1920 Service.

DEFICIT onOWN IN BURLESON REPORT   Postal Service for 1920 Cost U. S. $17,270,482.   PUTS BLAME ON CONGRESS   Postmaster Genera! Says the Expenditures Included Approximately $32,202,000 Paid as War Bonuses  to Post Office Employees.

POSTAL SERVICE REPORTS DEFICIT   POSTMASTER GENERAL WILI SHOW STATEMENT TO WILSON TODAY.   COSTS INCLUDE BONUS   Burleson Says Congress Is Responsible for Passing Measure He Opposed.

BURLESON NOTES (7 MILLION DEFICIT IN POSTAL SERVICE   _ Blames War Bonus Sponsored by Congress for Shortage in Postoffice Funds.   SERVICE HAS PROGRESSED STEADILY, SAYS REPORT   Secretary Details Improvement in Branches of Postoffice Activities in Year.

POSTAL DEFICIT   Ie $17,270,482—-Burleson Blames Con gress and War Bonus.

POSTAL SERVICE DEFICIT OF {7 MILLIOR SHOWA   Burleson’s Annual Report Says Huge Deficiency Is Due to Congress Giving Employes War Bonus.

INDIANA MANAGERS FOR WOOD WILL MEET FRIDA)   District and County Heads t Meet Gen. Wood in Indian. anolis This Weel.   PREPARE FOR- CAMPAIGN

ATTENDANCE AT CHID FAIR BREAKS RECORD (F FORMER YEARS   Over 90,000 Pass Through The Fair Gates In  Cohlimbhiuie

BIG DAY AT FAIR   Over 90,0C0 Persons Attended Ohio State Fair Yesterday.

WOONSOCKET ~ MILLS REFUSE ‘48-HOUR WEEE   Nourse Mill Closed Down ‘Today and the Social _ . Mill Yesterday.

ANOTHER TEXTILE MILL WILL RE-OPEN JANUARY   ‘ay Assuciates Press)

COLD WEAT AFTERMATH OF EASTER STORM   Weather Bureau Forecasts Freezing Temperature Monday Night.   STORM SPREADS IN FOUR DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS   Texas in Grip of Freeezing Weather; Record for Easter Season.

EASTER STORM SPREADING IN-FOUR  DIRECTIONS, WITH A COLD WAVE   Middle Southwest States Digging Themselves Out of Record-Breaking Easter Snowfalls

WHITE EASTER SPOILS PLANS  FOR ‘PARADES    Heavy Snowfall  Drives Away  Balmy Breezes.—Blizzard Came Up From Panhandle.   EASTER STORM SPREADS OUT IN FOUR DIRECTIONS

BIG STORM MOVING EAST WILL CAUSE HEAVY RAIN OR SNO}   Srcci2? Weather Report Says Disturbance Covering Wide Area Will Be Followed by High Northwest Winds and Cold Wave.

EASTER STORM 1 SPREADING RAPIDI   Snow and Freezing Temperatures Over Practically All Territory Between ‘Appalachians and Rockies.

EASTER BLIZZARD AND MERGURY DIP HEADS OOUTHWARL   Freezing Weather Prevails Ir Central Texas and Northern Louisiana.   Temperatures Lowest for Date In Many Paris of Mississippi Valley.

SNOW STORM SPREADNG ~ OVER FOUR DIRECTIONS   Rain, Snow and Freezing Weath er Is Forecast for East of Appalachians.   STORM SEVERE IN THE WEST   Temperatures Drop in Some Places to 27. Degrees; Cattle Reported Suffering.

WHITE BLANKET COVERS BIG PART OF NATION TODAY   “aster Storm Sends Mer. cury Tumbling in Many States

COLD WAVE IS NEARING EAST   FREEZING WEATHER _ IN MARYLAND AND SOUTH PREDICTED FOR -VPTONICHT      Chicago Digging Out of Snow Today—Middle West and Alubamia Covered.

STORM WILL SPREAD INTO SOUTHLAND   More Rain and Some Snov Are Forecasted With Freezing Weather in the South.

COLD WAVE IS SPREADING IN ® 4}DIRECTIONS   Easter Storm Overspreads Territory West to Rocky, Mountains   MIDDLE WEST SEES Ws ‘SPRING’ RETURN

RYS TO AILL WHOLE FAMILY      Wis OFFERED S200) BY WIRE'S LOVER TO RO THE aon   BOY SAID RE WANTED TO BEY ANEW HORSE AND roe te

S200 LOOKED Ble 10 WOULD BE ASSASSIN   Boy Telis How He Tried to Kil Family to Help Another Get Estate.

YOUTH OFFERED SE TO SLAY FIVE   Was Afraid to Take Home the Girl He Loved

Dog Lies at Jail Door Waiting tor Youthful Master   Lad Who Would Have Killed a Family for $200- Is Another Huckleberry Finn.

STOCKS AGAIN BREAK SHARPLY ON WALL ST   Steel at Lowest Since 191’ —Tonnage Report Today

HARP BREAK IN JUOGK MARKET   United States Steel Falls te 833—Lowest Since 1917.

Landslide Sweeps” G.0.P. Into Power   Indications Are That Congress Will Have Republican Majority In Both Houses

SHELTON MAN TAKES LIFE   Had Been Acting Strangely for Some Time But Had Not Threatened to Kill.

Peru’s League of * Nations Delegation Head is Dismissed      Recall is Attributed to ‘Alleget Declarations on Organiza-,_ tion Form

LEAGUE NOT TN CNORDAGH UPON MONROE POLICY   Peru Suddenly Dismisse: Head Its Delegation at Geneva.

LODGE FEARS WILSON ENDS HOPE OF TREATY      Thinks Jackson Letter Hag Cut Off Compromise —   Welcomes Appeal to the People of “Independence” Reservations —

COMPROMISE IN SENATE DOOMED   Republican Leader Lodge Fear: President's Message Will Prevent Agreement   But Opposes Long Delay That Would Result; Assails Wilson’s Attitude

WILSON’S STAND ON PACT BLOCKS ALL HOPE3 FOR RATIFICATION---LUDGE   Republican Leader in Statement Declares Agreement on Principles Set Forth in Fourteen Reservations Impossible.

LODGE LOOKS FOR BREAK ON TREATY ISSUE   Republican Leader Says Wilson Has Rejected Absolutely the Reservations Adopted by Decisive Majority of Senate.   WELCOMES VOTE ON PAC!   Declares Changes Intendec Solely to Protect the United States in Sover: eighty and Independence Are Discarded.

WILSON HAS BLOCKED PACT  AN Sou , LODGE DECLARES ~ WILL OF PEOPLE WELCOMED

WILL NOT RATIFY-SENATOR LODGE   REPUBLICAN LEADER BELIEVES WILSON MESSAGE BLOCKS ANY AGREEMENT   FIGHT IS CLEARLY DRAW}   White House Permission Only to Ac  cept Unaltered Pact Says Senator.

WILSON'S ADDRESS HAS -MADE « COMPROMISE, IN : U. S. SENATE IMPOSSIBLE

STIMULATION OF PRODUCTION HELD ABLOW TOH.G.L.   Regarded As Cure Fo Social and Economic  Ills.

MOVE FOR U. S.-RUSS TRADE   State Department Confers on Removai of Exchange Embargo on Transactions.

Y. §.-RUSS TRADE HEARINGS   State Department Confers on Removal of Exchange Embarao.

TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA.   But No Closer . Political Relations With Soviet.

MOVE FOR U. S.-RUSS TRADE   State Department Confers en Remeyal of Exchange Embargo on  i ee ee .. j ernest a or ggpeiiiont

NAVY DEPARTMENT ASKS ADDITIONAL BIDS ON COAL   Those Opened Last Week Covered Less Than Fourth Amount Wanted and Price Was ‘Too High.

LMM MCLG LLL AA ALLL ALLIS. CASE TO COURT NOW   Removal Asked of Principal Who Let Boys “Fight it Out”

Mother of Loser in Fistic Encounter Complains of Tanchor Whoa Anorover

CASE TO-COURT NOW      Removal Asked of Principal Whe Let Boys “Fight it Out”

BOYS FOUGHT IT OUT   Race Quarrels in School Settled i Old Fashioned Way -Objcetious Filed.  (Rw the Aasoclute) Press)

ON BARE FISTS   Chicago Mother Frowns on School Teachers’ League of Nations.

TEACHER MUST ANSWER FOR HER ATTITUDE   Formal Complaint Against Miss Hogge Is Filed by Mother of Student.

COMPLAINT WAS FILED AGAINST GIRL TEACHER WHO REFEREED “FIGHT   Mother of Defeated Boy Wanis to Have Young. Woman Fired. for Encouraging — Fisticufis. .

BOILER BLOWS UP.   Three Killed and Two Injured Fatally When Boiler Explodes.

Conspirators in United States Plan Organization of Expedition in Mexico for Revolutionary Attempt

N.Y. PERUVIANG PLOT REVOLUTION   Attempts Made to Organize Expeditions in Mexico, Chila and Bolivia.

MRS. G. A. HOBART — IS’ OPPOSED TO -- WOMEN VOTING   Will Not Contribute To Republican: Party  _ Funds So Long As It Advocates Woman Suffrace.

MRS. G. A. HOBART IS OPPOSED TO WOMEN VOTING   Will Not Contribute To Republican Party Funds So Long As It Advocates Wo won aren Gluvflaanrmen

List of War Criminals Is Handed German Premier:  Allies’ Demarids Taken Up      Top SPE

CABINET IS SITTING TO DISCUSS DEMANDS   -ondon Hears That Germany is Resolved to Call a Meeting of Parliament +g Consider Situation,

EXTRADITIONS LIST 1S ~ HANDED TO GERMANY   CABINET IN BERLIN GOES INTO SESSION TO DISCUSS ALLIES’ DEMANDS.

BAUER GIVEN ALLIED LIST   Names of War Criminals anc Covering Letter is Handed to Premier.

LIST IS DELIVERED      Germany Now Has Names of Men Wanted by Allies.

GERMANY 1S $0) SHOCKED   At the Thought of Surrendering Her Dear Nationals To Trial   THAT SHE DECLARES IT CANNOT BE DONE

ALDLAUED 4 ISt G GIV EN, TO GERMANY.      liaise tea aii  Preniier Baner Said Von Lersner's Ac  ghaewen Bee BRS kc ee erwmere geal

GERMAN PREMIER GETS LIST OF WAR CULPRITS   Cabinet Meets to Discuss Allied Demands—Lersner’s Action Condemned ‘

Promises to Develop Into One o Most Important Conference.   Bearing on The Future Peace of Europe Since Peace Was Signed.

DF ANGLO-FRENCH PREMIERS A BOULOGNE   Promises to Develop Into One o Most Important Conference.   Bearing on The Future Peace of Europe  Since Peace Was Signed.

SAY ALL IMPURITY MUST GC   Reform Societies Plan Cargpaign %t End Gambling and Pugilism— Prepare Bills.

Convention Is Interrupted Frequently by Yells for William G. McAdoo   IRISH SYMPATHIZERS TO PRESENT “ULTIMATUM”   RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE IS WARNED FIGHT WILL GO TO FLOOR IF IRISH INDEPENDENCE IS NOT FAVORED.   TWO-THIRDS OF VOTES CAST WILL NOMINATE

REVENUE MEN GOING AFTER TAX DODGERS   To Put On Intensive Drive te Collect Delinquent Taxes aad Penalties.   LAND ON LARGE AND SMALL   Many Dealers In Soft Drinks and Ice Cream Are Suspected of Fudging.

INTENSIVE TAX DANE DURING NEXT 2 MONTH   Revenue Collector Riordan After Delinquents in Miscellaneous Taxes—Big Penalties

COAL SITUATION MOST ALARMING —BUREAU ADVISES   Secretary Cunningham Advises Farmers to Prepare and Burn Wood.

WILSON'S LAST MESSAGE GOES TO CONGRESS   President Did Not Appear Before Joint Session Today — Talk  ‘Legislation Now.

DENIKINE 9 RULE ALLO LW OTHERS   D_feat Alorg Front Results In Overthrow  ANT Is STILL IN SADDLE  ee ete ae areca em  Wireless ispatch Tells Of An Important Change In Governiient.

KINE REGIME FALS, LEADER 1S NOW ROMANGUSKY   Coup D°Etat at Headquarters by “Vozsozhdenye Rossie” Crowns the Backsets.   “RUSSIAN REGENERATION” GROUP NOW HOLDS REINS   Overthrown Leader Victorious in Many Autumn Battles With Reds Overthrown.

Gen.. Tomanovsky _ Chosen As Anti. Bolshevik Chief In South_ern Russia.

DENEKINE’S GOVT. IS QVERTHROWN   Continued Defeats Results Ir Replacing Of Anti-Bolsheviki Chief.

DENEKINE’S RULEIS ENDED IN. RUSSIE   GENERAL'S GOVERNMENT UN THE SOUTHERN SECTION IS OVER: THROWN AND NEW PARTY GROUP IS IN POSSESSION.

AUMANDVOKY GMUMEA LEAH Ur NEW ANI AED CRUSADE   in Meantime the Supreme Council Plans Interview With Denikine   TO HOLD MEETING ON JANUARY 5      ‘intimate Blockade on Rus sia May Soon Be Lifted

DENIKINE RULE -ISOVERTHROWN ~ MOSCOW WIRES   Gives Up Command of AntiRed Army in South Russia

DENERINE to BCH TEROWA Uh SUT ASDF   GENERAL ROWANOVSKY NAWED AS HIS SUCCESSOR AS ANTIBOLSHEVIK CHIEF,

Gene Romanovsky Appuinted to Lead the Anti-Bolshevist Army After Upheaval; Aims at Regeneration of Russia   Soviet Government Continues Peace Offensive and Opens Negotiations With Talians by Heralding Trade Chance

“es se a Cm : x 4 ry  : ved : i by on Leader is Repiacec by Genes  Leas aramtre rt ome             : 7. bD i : Cer is i anlececi by Gen              Loe ttOpiccrut bk GHanovsky as ey ¢

DENIKINE'S RULE FALLS rh OTHERS   D_feat Alorg Front Results In Ov arthrow  ANTIS STILL IN SADDLE  eee ee oven ena  Wireless ispaich Tells Of An Important Change In Government.

DENIKINE QVERTHROWN: ~ROMANOVSKY SVCEED   In Coup D’etate Anti-bolshevil . Government is: Displaced By New Group.   TO REGENERATE RUSSIANS   Downfall; Romanovsky Little Known.

DENIKINE’S GOVERNMENT 1S REPORTED OVERTHROWN   Bolshevik Dispatch Says Coup d@’Etat Results from Defeats at Front

GOVERNMENT OF GENERAL DENIKINE NOW OVERTHROW!   ROMANOVSKY IS CHOSE? AS NEW ANTI-BOLSHE.VIK CHIEF.   INFORMATION COMES IN MOSCOW DISPATCE   Russians Retreat on a Front of 600 Miles It Is Reported—Central Asia Is Being Threat oaonad

Anti-Bolshevist Leader Thrown Ou of Power by Opponents Coup d’Etat.

GENERAL DENIKINE 3 GOVERNMENT FALLS   Coup D’Etat In South Russia Results In General Romanovsky Being Picked to Lead Anti-Bolshevists.   TREATY RATIFICATIONS STILL POSSIBLE JAN. 6   Germany Reported Exporting Horses and Catile Contrary to Peace Terms—French and Arabs Fight.

ROMANOVSKY TAKES LAD TN NEW ROLE   Governmeat in Southerr Russia Completely Overturned   ANTLREDS IN CONTROL   All-Russian Element Hangs Onto Grip, Says Dispatch

ANTLRED LEADER IS OVERTHROWN IN CAIITHEPN RIISSIA   GEN. ROMANOVSKY CHO. SEN TO REPLACE ANTI- BOLSHEVIKI CHIEF.   ARMY DEFEATED   Following Losses Along Front New Group Grasps Reins.

DOWNFALL OF GHEE FOLLOWa ntD VIGIORIES   Gen. Romanovsky Chosen tw Replace AntiBolshevik Leader as He Suitfers Defeat.   WAS COUP D’ETAT 

GEN, DENIKINE IS OVERTHROWN BY BOLSHEVIK CHIEF   South Russian Leader Loses Power After Defeat of Armies.   GENERAL ROMANOVSKY IS. IN CONTROL IM SOUTH   Group Known As “The Regeneration of Russia Replaces Denikine.

The GOVERNMENT OF DENIKINE   Has Been Overthrown and Bolshevism Substituted According to Wireless   FROM SOVIET MOSCOW

HIT BY LIGHTNING BOY MAY RECOVER   THE CITY HALL LUNGMOTOI BROUGHT FRED NIGHTENGALE TO LIFE   WAS ON SCHAAKE FARM   Roy Was Picking Petatoes When Siruck by Rolt in -Early Mornine Storm      lead and Chest Were Burned Bur Has Gord Chanee to Recover, Physician Says

THE CITY HALL LUNGMOTOK BROUGHT FRED NIGHTENUAT TO TIRE   WAS ON SCHAAKE FARM   Roy Was Picking Potatoes Wher Siruck by Bolt in -Early Mornine Storm      Head and Chest Were Barned But pr to Recover,

ILL. GOVERNOR IN @HICAGO IN SPEENDID TALK   1920 Presidential Nominee Speaks Upon Defense of Constitution.

LOWDEN ADDRESSES HAMILTON CLUB   Speaks Against Changing Constitution of U. 8S. Which Has Stood For 130 Years,

MIUSQUARIE INGIAA FALL GELEGRATICN CN iN FULL BLAGT   Dancing and Feasting for Gooc Crops and Good Fortune an Historical Affair.

PERSHING WILL ISI? FORT WORTH SATURN AND REMAIN SUNG   USUAL ROUND OF ENTERTAIN MENT IS PLANNED FOR COM. MANDER IN PANTHER TOWN,

ATTEMPT MADE TO DYNAMITE A ‘MONTREAL HOTEL   Mysterious Explosion I: Cause of Some Excite ment in Canadian City Saturday Night. 

MONTREAL POLICE PROBE EXPLOSIOI   Attempt Made Saturday To Blow Up Large Hotet In That City   ARREST MADE TODA}   Youth Who Claims To Be from United States Taken Into Custody—Has Quantity of Dynamite and Fuses When Arrested

One Suspect, Arrested In Montreal ~~ Said To Haxe Explasive On His Person

CHICAGO HOLDUP MEN GET $50,000   Auto Bandits in a Bold Dayiight Raid on Bank Messengers.   Big Battie in Street on the Seuth Side for Possession of Money Satchel —Robbers. Escape in Fusillade of $hots.

CHICAGO HOLDUP MEN GET $50,000   Auto Bandits in a Bold Dayiight Raid on Bank Messenger's.   TWO MEN SHOT DURING FIGHT   Big Battie in Street on the South Side for Possession of Money Satchel! —Robners Escape in Fusiljade of Shots.

SEIZE od! U00 IN IMICAGD HOLUUF   Two Men Are Shot in Big Day light Robbery.   AUTO BANDITS IN BOLD RAID   Robbers Escape in Fusiliade of Shots After Battle for Possession of Bank’s Money Satchel on South Side.

Auto Bandits in a Bold Daylight Raid on Bank Mes SGAnAAKRA   TWO MEN SHOT DURING FIGHT   Big Battle in Street on the South Side for Possession of Money Satchel Robbers Escape in Fusiljade of Shots.

PREMIERS WAY  MEET AGAIN fc LATEST RUNIUT   PROBABLE THAT OTHER LEADERS MAY TAKEOPARY IN Ri CONFERENCE

Deciares in Note ~to Unitec States Views on Russo-Pol. ish Situation are “in Com: pléte Accord”   SUSTIFIES RECOGNITION OF ANTI-SOVIET LEADEF   Expresses Satisfaction with Evidences of Entire Unanimity between Two Nations on Critical Situation

PAPER TRIAGE GAUOE OF WALL STREET BLAg   New York World Says Work: ers, in Revolt Against Contractors, Are to Blame   TRADES COUNCIL HELD LABORERS IN TYRANNY   EXPLOSION WAS DESIGNED T¢ TAKE PLACE IN FRONT Ol BUILDING THEN UNDEI CONSTRUCTION,

WALL STREET EXPLOSION SOLVED   ‘AYS THE NEW YORK WORLD APTTER AN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION

Intimates That Union Men Knew of Bomb Plant but May: Have Been Directly Responsible—Aimed at. Rob ent D Brindal.

WALL - ST BLAS} SOLVED, CLAIM   New York Evening World Places Blame for Explosion

EN MINE STRIKE   Legislators Meet Today With Many Rumors Current as te Probable Course Govern. ment Will Pursue.

CRISIS IN IRELAND 'S OVERSHADOWED BY STRIKE PERIL   Coal Mine Tie-Up Ts Be Given Immediate . Attention.

MAY DISSOLVE PARLIAMENE OF ENGLAND   ‘Would Test Opinion of Na _ tion on Coal Strike,. Rumor -. 5   MINES” ARE . PARALYZED    ‘Coal Industry Completely: Tied : Up; Oné. Riot +i is _'* +" Reported :

Government Action, in That Event, Would be for Purpose of Testing Temper of Nation in Industrial Crisis. —      THOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN VOLUNTEER TO GIVE THEIR HELP

IRELAND BILL, ' MINER STRIKE IN PARLIAMENT   First Session Opens To. day with Crisis Impending.

EYES OF ENGLAND PON PARLIAMEN   Irish And Coal Questions At Front

BRITAIN AWAITS RELIEF IN MINERS INDUSTRIAL CRISIS   EYES OF NATION CENTER ‘ON. FIRST. SESSION OF GOVERNING BODY.  mMmnMaNnT GQPrpaANaT RH   ‘Reports of Jdle Pits Come From . Fields in Scotland and  Wala

NOTHING FOUND OF IMPORTANCE   Trunks Belonging — t “Clara Smith Hamon”. - " Were Searched

NEW DEVELOPMENT IN TRUNK SEARCH   ARDMORE COUNTY ATTORNEY NOT REPRESENTED AT KANSAS CITY   REPORT FINDING DIARY      Kansas City Papers. Sterv of Finding Clara Smith’s Diary Is Denied      Controversy Arises Over Search 0 Baggage of Woman Sought in Hamon Case

TRUNK REVEAL  NG NEW ULUEs IN HAMON CASE   DETECTIVES DENY S TORY OF FINDING OF SMITH WOMAN'S DIARY IN PRONKS.

NEW DEVELOPMENT   ARDMORE COUNTY ATTORNEY NOT REPRESENTED AT ! KANSAS CITY   REPORT FINDING DIARY   Kansas City Papers Story of Finding Clara Smith's Diary Is Denied   Controversy Arises Over Search of Baggage of Woman Sought in -Hamon Case

BALK AT WAR ON KEMAL   Thousands of Turk Recruits Mutiny at Constantinopie-—Committee Sent to Angora.

DELEGATES ARE IMPRESSED BY VISIT TODAY   President Wilson Reads Speech To Pro-Leaguers, Who Are Grieved By His Physical Con dition.

WILSON PLEADS FOR HS LEAGUE   “Whole Future Moral Force Depends on United States,” He Declares.    TALKS AT WHITE HOUSE

SAYS “AMERICANISM,” NOW BEING SO MUCH PRATED, IS“ SPURIOUS;” INVENTED FOR PARTY PURPOSES   America Is Called Upon to Make Solemn: Determination, Says President in Address  to Pro-League Republican Callers.

PRES. WILSON IS STILL IN FAVOR OF “GOING IN”      MAKES ADDRESS TO DELEGATION AT WHITE HOUSE -TODAY ON LEAGUE,   WOULD BE PITY FOR U.S. TO STAY OUI

APPEAL 13 MALE FOR LEAGUE PE SIENT WILSU   Lormal Statement Is Read by Executive to Group That As sembies at the White Hous« —First Speech Since Collapse

PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS INDORSEMENT OF LEAGUE   Speech Addressed to “My Fellow Countrymen” and De livered to Pro-League Republicans, Is First Since  ‘ Nation’s Chief Executive Became Ill More Than A Year Ago.

INLY WAY TQ SECURE PEACE ASTOMAKETT DANGEROUS START WAN, SAYS, WILSON         ills Pro-League Republicans War Wil Have Been in Vain Unless Work There Resun is Now Completed

AMUNDSEN SAFE IN SIBERIA   Arrival of Arctic Explorer Reported  From Anadir.

FRAME GUTLINES PEACE CONDITION   Polish Cabinet at Work On Commu. nication To Be Submitted To : Russian Soviets.

FRAMING PEACE TERMS   Polish Cabinet Plans to Present Them fo Diat Early Next ' Week,

WILL ROGERS SAYS:  A  “IF PENROSE HAS A DARK HORSE AND HE IS FROM PENNSYLVAN1A HE MUST BE FROM  PITTSBURG   Sy will Mogers (Famous Oklahoma Cowboy Humoris and Goidwyn Motion Picture Artist)

GOVERNMENT WINS ANTHRUST CASE   Lehigh Valley Railroad Combine Ordered Dissolved By Sinrame Court   OPINIGN IS UNANIMOUS:      Decision Sust: ns’ Every Con. tention Raised By Department of Justice

GOVERNMENT WINS ANT TAUGT GHaE UF LEMTGH VALLEY   Combination of Railroad anc Subsidiaries Ordered Dissolved.

TRUST SUIT WON BY GOVERNMENT   Lehigh Combination Must Dissolve at Once   HUGH COAL MONOPOLY   is Ordered Broken Up Intc Competing Companies by Unanimous Decision of Sev. en Justices Participating in Case—Monopolized Produc. tion, Transportation, Etc.

ERS LEHIGH TO ‘BREAK UP   Company Must Divorce Subsidiary Companies, Held to Be in Violatien of Sherman Act   Each Component Part of Road’s Holdings Must Be Made Independent and Competitive

GOVERNMENT WIND ANTI- TRUST CASE AGAINST RAILROAD   United States Supreme Court Sustains All Contentions Against Le High Corporations,

GOVERNMENT WINS LEHIGH VALLEY CAGE   Supreme Court Orders Entering of Decree Dissolving Combination and Redistributing Its Stock.

LEHIGH VALLEY COAL TRUST IS ORDERED BROKEN  Company Monopolized Indyuetru Winch Cawurt

ORDERS LERCH VALLEY “TRUST” BE DISSOLVED   Supreme Court Of United States Hold ‘That Existing. Combination Is -In Violation Of Sherman Anti:  Decink. AGE   ‘OPINION: OF SEVEN JUSTICES

OVERNMENT WINS  LEIGH VALLEY CASI   SUPREME COURT HOLDS RAIL ROAD COMBINATION Vi0LATES TRUST ACT.

COMBINE MUSY BE DUsOLvV ED.   Geverument Wine Its Case Against Lebtgeh Vailevy Raitread.

CHINAMEN BURNED TO DEATH   Pilewen Hedies Taken From Kuins  ofa tHeuse at Walla Walla.

[LODGE GETS ROUSING RECEPTION AS  CONVENTION AGAIN GETS-UNDER: WAY   (His Selection as Permanent Chairman Popular--Credentials and Other Committee Reports Adopted—Woed-Jobusen Cooperation Evident--Session Lasts Bat One Hour.

Delegates Sing, Sizzle; Permanent Organization  Made in Short Session

EXCHANGE RATE GAINS RAPIDLY ON MARKET   (By Associated Press Leased Wire

Armistice Prospe ct Fails to “Prevent Advance of Soviet Army.   GERMANY HOLDING UP  . MUNITIONS FOR POLAND:   England to Proceed Alone ir Negotiations Over Peace With Polands

Senate Grandstanc Grandstanders - Seem to Think Treaty Solution Is Very Near

[EARLY DISPOSITION WANTED   Hitchock Starts Heated Dis  cussion on ‘Subject at Once.

REAL PROGHESS IN TREATY FIGHT  0 PHEOIUTED   WANY DAYS OF PARTISAN WRANG. LING APPEARS TO BE GIVING WAY TO ACTUAL WORK,

Aliat Canteamniatina {+   ACTUAL PROGRESS IS EXPECTED SOON   VOTE ON FIRST PROPOSED MODI FICATION OF SENATE RESERVATIONS EXPECTED  HLIRING nA.

PARTISAN WRANGLE IN. TREATY FIGHT ABATING   Actual Progress May Come Today in Vote Over Modified Reservations.   ONE YEAR AGO DEBATE ON LEAGUE WAS FIRST BEGUN     ‘Lines Not Expected to Be Tightly   Drawn in Vote Today as Those of Future.   OUTCOME BEING WATCHED   Loaders Anticipate Result + Show Strength of Article Ten Later.

1S a in  Alter Nev mae        rroseceror (May G6. ANAPOLIS OF TOLEDO Te SCE MORDDR Iroc        BAUGHTER VISITS  GIN

MURDER GLEW WILE BE SIFTED   ARREST OF LUCUS REVIVES INVESTIGATION OF MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF HARPER   SEEN NEAR FERRY NOV. 11

GERMANS MUST DELIVER LUN OND TONS GOAL MONTHLY 10 THE ALLIES   Ultimatum Says Allies Will Take Measures to Enforce Treaty If Germans Retuse   Reparations Will be Taken Up Wher Germans Reply, Which Will Come ~ About Next Friday

EATHAUITION joule LEAD  TOA BREAGH   NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MAY BE ASKED TO DECIDE THE REPLY TO LEAGUE. .   Bauer Says Berlin Will Avoid Any Act of Provocation But Stands Om Note of January 25, Which Begged Entente to Drop Matter—Leading Newspaper Predicts Real Ruction.

DE AMAN Gila ‘TPSORAGTION A ACEH   remiers of States Also De bate Demand for War Criminals.   ‘ONE WOMAN ON LIST   All Evidence Wanted, 2 Well as Persons of War “- Chiefs:

GERMAN EXTRADITION ATTITUDE UNGHANGE!   Foreign Office Awaiting Reply to Note of January 26 Before Answering.

German Reply to Demands of the Eatente is Being Prepared.   WILL CAUSE SOME TROUBLES   Very Likely That Refusal Will * Ba Made to Let Allies Have Any of The Men.

GERMAN ASSEMBLY “Discusses TREATY, [IGT 6 STINIEN   Note to the Allies: Will. be Forwarded Upon Receipt of ‘Allies Response to Latest Message. Nothing. age Public Yet, .   bf wee . Newspapers’ Declare Unani. mously Against Extradition

GERMANS HAVE NOT REPLIED 10 ENTENTE DEMAND   Committee of Assembly Meeting Today, Full Assembly May. Be Cailed.   PEOPLE AGAINST YIELDING   Soldiers Stage Demonstration Opposing Accepting Extradition Demand:

iis shane   GERMANY WILL : AWAIT ALLIES’ _ REPLY TO NOTE   No Decision Regard ing Demand for War Lords. <

GERMAN CABINET MAY BE CALLED TO CONSIDER THE. ALLIED EXTRADITION NOTE

GERMANY IN OREPTICAL POSITION   Aeembtly May be Convened on bxiraditten Quest ton.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEBATES ACTION ON DFNMANDS OF ALLIES   Nill Make Decision Known Soon Says Berlin Dispateh. —Covering Note Asks For Archives And Records. om   NOT TO GRANT .AMNESTY

VATIONAL ASSEMBLY MAY BE ASKED TO DECIDE THE REPLY TO LEAGUE.   ATTITUDE AF CHANPEL I QR

COMMITTEE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS “MEETING TODAY   Germans May Await Answer!  - To Note To The Entente. ,   WANT ALLIES TO WAIVE "THE EXTRADITION ABTILE   Stage Demonstrations Against . Acceptance: of Surrender.

ARE ALLIES BLUFFING   GERMANS WOULD LIKE 80 TO TO REGARD EXTRADITION,   The One Woman Asked For Was in Charge of the Woman’s Coneentration Camp. ... .

EXPECT A DECISION BY THE GOVERNAYENT ON EXTRADITION   Still Maintain Germans Charged With War Crimes Can Not Be Surrendered.   AWAIT NEW ALLIED NOTE   Question cf Calling Naticnal As. sembly Into Session Is Considered.

CRISIS CONFRONTS GERMANY ON FOES EXTRADITION PLAN   National Assembly May Be Called for Decision—Situation Is Similar to That Of Signing Armistice.

GERMAN ASSEMBLY. DISCUSSES TREATY UST 1G STUDIED   Note to the, ‘Allies Wil” be Forwarded. Upon ‘Receipt of ‘Allies Response to Latest Message. —Nothing Made   ATTITUDE: STILL ~-UNGHANGED.   Newspapers ‘Declare -: Unani:mously Against Extradition

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MAY BE CALLED TO CONSIDER GERMAN REPLY TO ALLIES

DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE NEC. ESSARY TO FACILITATE PROSECUTION OF WAR CRIMINALS.      en Those Not Named on List Wil  Ke Tried if Developments Warraut  ——Berlin Still Undecided on Course to Take.

FORTY MINES OF PITTSBURG FIELD CLOSED   Future Course of Men Regarding Walkout Will Be Decided at Meeting Today—No Statement From Union President.

Forty Shafts in Pittsburg District Shut Down—Miner Before Industrial Court Scores Iinion.

RED CROSS XMAS - SEAL SALE OPENS   TOWNS TO BE CARY ASSEL   Money Raieed i in Drive Will Bo Used to ¢ Combat Tuberculosis: in This Country.

SPEEDWAY KINGS READY FOR RAGE   Twenty-Five Drivers Compete for Richest Purse in Histody of Auto Classic

Eighty-five Thousand Dollars, Richest Prize In History of Automobile Racing Will Be Awarded Winners; Twenty-Five Drivers Are Scheduled To Face the Starter   TRIALS SHOWING GREAT SPEED

SPEEDWAY TRIALS. DEVELOP. FASTER TIME THAN BEFORE   Ralph DePakwa Makes Almost 100 Miles An Hour—Expect Manv Snills.   WINNER WILL GET $20,00(

ARKANSAS MAN CONVENTION HEAL   Senator Joseph TL. Robinsan Unani niously Recommended by the Committee,

Suffragist Foree Adjourn. ment To Foil Strategy Of Speaker Walker   COX LETTER IS READ TO AMENDMENT FOES   Cox Sends Letter To Foes Of Amendment, Refusing To ChangeeAttitude

THE HOUSE ADJOURNED TODAY WITHOUT BRINGING UP QUESTION.   Suffrage Leaders Believe Opponent: Were Unable to Muster Up Safficient Strength to Change  ' the Vote,

Anti-Suffrage Speaker of House Makes No £ffort to Reconsider Bill,   WOMEN MORE (COMFIDEN)   Believe That Antis Cannot Mus ter Enough Votes to Defeat Amendment.

ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS FAIL TO MAKE MOVE   Tennessee House Adjourns Teday Without Motion to Reconsider ‘Being Brought Up.   ANYONE MAY MAKE IT NOW

TENNESSEE DID NOL RECONSIDER  SUFF AMENDMENT   THE HOUSE ADJOURNED TODAY WITHOUT: BRINGING. UP we: QUESTION,   Suffrage Venders Belleve Opponents Were Unable to Muster Up Suffleient Strength {o Change  - the Vote.

TENNESSEE TAKES NO ACTION ON SUFF MEASURE   HOUSE ADJGURNS WITHOUT RE CONSIDERING RATIFICATION —MEETS TOMORROW

NO EFFORT TODAY 10 RECONSIDER SUFFRAGE   Sperker Walker Loses Right But Any Odher-Member C: in Demand. Reconsideration: ‘Coma        PONE

SUFFRAGE ACT OF TENNESSEE IN STATUS QUO   Two Days for Reconsideration Have Passed and the Antis Make No Move.

rr RAGE IS NOT TOUCHED BY TENNESSEE   Meet and Adjourn But Do Not Act on Vote of Wednesday.

SUFFRAGE STANDS; HOUSE. ADJOURN:   SPEAKER WALKER MAKES NO EFFORT TO FORCE RECON.  §IDERATION OF VOTE   rere Amnthar Annie,

SPEAKER FAILS T0 BAR BALLO!   Motion to Have Tennessee House Re consider Ratification Not Made Tc day: Time Limit Expires; Suffra gists See Victory in Non-Activity.

NOSKE DEFIES THE GERMAN RY. WORKERS   Will Not Permit Few Thou sand Workers to Strangle Sixty Million People.

REUNITING OF POLAND 10 oth 5 CELEBRATED   Tossing of a Wedding Ring Into the Ocean a Part of the Ceremonies; Plans for a Navy Are Under Way.

POLAND WEDS SEA WITH ANCIENT * PEREMONY   Gold Ring Casi into Waves by Gen. Haller at Puck Port Formerly Putzig Harbor -

CEREMONY OF THE WEDDING RING   Nuptial Gyve Is Cast Into Sea to Mark Polish Liberation

COOL OFFICIALS PREVENT LYNCHING   Hundred ‘Travel in Auto to Ge Confessed Slayer of Little School Girl

COOL-DETERMIN ATION ON PART OF OFFICERS PREVENTED LYNCHING AT KENTUCKY. CAPITOL

HUM AGTION AERTED TROUBLE   MOB OF PALMERS ABTER  CONTESSED NEGHO MURDERER   OHEAIFE SiGPPED THE MOR   sheritt Moore of Pranktort, Mer the Mob and Vola Pfs Me cabers They  Were Going Into Death Trap.

PROMPT ACTION AVERTS LYNCHING IN KENTUCKY   Governor Morrow and Sheriff Moore Disperse Crowd Bent Upon Lynching Negro Murderer of White School Girl.

BAGK ON THRONE.         fine“ Expects’Recovery of His Royal Powers - - Before the Holidays

CONSTANTINE ANTICIPATES THE GREEK THRONE  ITALY WILL “NOT OPPOSE HIS RETURN TO POWER OVER ‘IS PEOPLE,  GREEK TROOPS IN REVOLT IN ASIA

CONSTANTINE HOPES TO REGAIN POWERS IN GREECE IN MONTH   Italy Announces She Wil Not Interfere With Situation.

CARRANZA CABINET CAPTURED   With: 2,000-Prisoners; Also Gen,..Ag uilae, -Son-in-Law of Carranza

CABINET CAPTURED.      Close Friends and Relatives of Prest dent Carranza Taken,

CONFIRMATION OF REPORTS IS LACKING   Re, rt Of Carranza’s Capture Expected Hourly At Washington—Rebels Win. 3

RED CHIEF ASSAILS JU. S.   George Tchitcherin, Russian Boishevik Minister of Foreign Affairs Comments on Colby’s Note.

SUMET LEADER “WAKES: REPLY ~ TD GOLAY NOTE   Foreign Minister Says Secre: tary. of State Is- Not. informed:

SOVIET MINISTER ANSWERS NOTE ON — — GOLBY 10 ITALY   Distinction Drawn by U. §S Hard to Understand De clares Tchitcherin   coLBY’s INFORMATION INSUFFICIENT HE SAYS   Declares Friendliness to Russia ) is Conditional

DIFFERENCE SHOWN BY COLBY   Amertean Official Distingwianes Between Smal! WNatiens.

CAPT. FINCH ON LAST TRIP   Veteran Seaman, Honored for Was Services, to Retire—Carried Per. shing to France.

IEGOGNITION OF SOVIET RUSSIA AND IRELAND (5 RED PLATFORM   DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OF aes she IS PROVIDED FOR   WOULD ABOLISH ALL KINGS AND FAVOR A LEAGUE OF NATIONS—NEW PARTY FORMALLY BORN BUT MENACED FROM BIRTH BY ROW. all

DEMOCRATS ARE OBSCURED IN A 6, 0. P, SCRAMBLE   PARTY STILE FUNCTIONS AND SOME LEADERS HOPE TO BECOME ITS CANDIDATE.   PUBLIC BELIEVES THIS  IS A REPUBLICAN YEAT

GOVERNMENT MAY ~ ASSUME CONTROL   Uneasiness.is Expressed by Legislators and Others Over Railroad ~ Outlook Now   RATE LISTS CAUSE CONCERN   Esch-Cummins Law Causes Four Questions to Arise Which May Compe! Government Operation

PROBLEM BACK INTO CONGRESS   A GROWING OF UNEASINESS AP. PARENT AMONG LEGISLATORS AND RAILROAD MEN.   The Roads Are Failing to Recely 6 Per Cent on a Valuation of $18,900,000,000 — ‘Run. Hing Far Rehina

UNEASY LEST RAIL atin BACK AN CONGRESS      sult -cuusL S Law  APPAREN' A LY HAS FATLED TO OF. “FER: SOLUTION.      Sree TY eae  FOUR BIG QUESTIONS. _ . EMANDING ANSWER:      Roads Are Falllg Far § Far Short of Earn a ing. a Fer Cent Gua i _ 2 7ndet the Act. 

CONGRESS FACING JOB OF UNRAVELING RAILROADS TANGLE   Under Law Rates Must Bring 6 Per Cent Return; Present Charges Show Deficit.   RAILROADS WILLING TO FOREGO FURTHER RAISE   Shortage, Congress Leader: Say, Must, as Alternative, Be Paid Up by Gov't.

GONGRESS NOT THROUGH WITH BA PROBLEM   "Six Per Cent Guarantee Provided in Esch-Cummins Law Has Not Been Made   ', C. C. SHOULD RAISE RATES, ESCH DECLARES   REFUSAL OF 17 STATES TC PERMIT ADVANCES GRANT. ED BY COMMISSION CUTS 1  ‘. SWATH IN REVENUES

RAIL PROBLEM NOT YET SOLUER   THE ENTIRE RAILROAD PROB. LEM MAY BE THROWN BACK INTO CONGRESS FOR  *. SOLUTION.   INVOLVED 4 QUESTIONS   Declared That the Railroads Ave Op. erating at Heavy Losses Despite the High Rates Fixed by Interstate Commerce Comthission.

RAIL PROBLEM S BOBBING Ut   FOUR QUESTIONS FORCING THEMSELVES BEFORE THE CONGRESS

THE RAILROAD CAT. COMES RACK ACAIN   Congress Is Unpasy Over Paila nf Hoads to Make 6 Pept 7 Cent Giovanter, —      FOUR DIFFICULT OUESTIGNS   imarutee Shortage, hegi f Vise Bey Onestnte BOLE, ghd Lahore Are Probl

Esch-Cummins Bill Fails to Produce Solution of Railroad Problems.

RAILWAY. PROBLEM THROWN BACK AT CONGRESS   Growing Uneasiness Over Sit. uation Apparent In Washington Tedav   EARNINGS FALL SHORT   Government May Have x Make Up Deficiency For 6 Percent Guarantee

IMPEACHMENT OF DR UCIL SOUGHT   Resolution on Post Case Intro: duced in. House,   INQUIRY IS PROVIDED FOR   Early -Action Predjcted by Leaders;—Fight on Assist. anit Labor Secretary For His  “altitude ‘on Deportaiion 01  “Radicals Has Réen Smould.  ering for’ Some Time;

AFTER POST'S SCALP   House Resolution Purposes Impeachment Proceedings.   Fight on Labor Department Aid Has Been Smoidering in Congress Some Time.

House Resolution Purposes Impeachment Proceedings.   Fight on Labor Department Aid Has Been Smoldering in Congress Some Time.

POST CENSORED FOR ANS AT TITUOE TOWARD RADICALS   Steps Taken in House to Impeach Assistant Secretary of labor   CHARGES MADE BY JOHNSON

MADE PATH tAa! FOR ALIEN RED   Assistant Secretary Post Ac cused of Delaying Deportation of Enemies.

AN OFFICIAL PROBE   ASSISTANT SECREARY OF LABOR BEPORER CONGRESS.   Nesolttion for Impeachment of Post ix Introduced,

AN OFFICIAL PROBE   ‘ASSISTANT SECREARY OF LAB + OR BEFORE CONGRESS.      Resebutia Impeachment af Post  Introduced,

PROPOSALS SEEKS TO OUST POST ~ FROM U.S. JOB    HOUSE. RESOLUTION WOULD IMPEACH ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR ALIEN  SYMPATHIES ~

Early Action Predjcted by Leaders-——Fight on Assistant Labor Secretary For His Attitude on Deportation of  ” Radicals Has Been Smould. ering for Some Time.

HOUSERESOLUTION ASKS INQUIRY INTE CHARGES ON POST   Measure Looks to Impeach. ment of Labor Department Assistant, if Claims Are Proved to Be True.

IMPEACHMENT OF POST ASKED: AIDS REDS SAYS CONGRESSMAN   Favors Alien Enemie: ‘Grossly, Charges State.   EABOR SECRETARY SCORED IN HOUSE   ‘One Instance Quoted Is Reduction of Big Bail Bond.

CHARGE DEPARTMENT HEAD FAVORS REDS   Assistant Secretary of Labor Polk Facing Possible Impeachment

WUULD IMPEALH Pus!   LABOR DEPARTMENT AID IS UN. DER FIRE IN THE HOUSE,   Resolution Seeks Scalp of Assistant Secretary of Labor—Fight Is Olid One.

DEPARTMENT OF LAROR OFFICIAL UNDER FIRE   Impeachment of Assistant Secretary Post Asked in House Resolution

AFTER POST'S SCALF   House Reso‘ution Purposes Im: peachment Prosecdings.

WOULD IMPEACH POS] FOR RADICAL ATTITUDE   Resolution Demanding Such Action Is Introduced in House by Representative Hoch

OKLAHOMA MAY SEND WOMAN TO CONGRES   MISS ‘LICE: ROBERTSON, REPUBLICAN, IS PROBABLY ELECTED.   Would Have a Man Secetary Washingion-—Formerly Opposed to Suffrage.  a

Harding Will Put This Forth as Bait to League of Nations Adherents.   SAY IS HAS APPROVAL OF EUROPEAN NATIONS   Republican State Committee Challenges Cox to Prove . "Slush Fund,”

REPUBLICANS ARE - FRAMING PROJECT FOR A NEW PEACE   Elihu Root, Representing U.S. Abroad On  World Court Pro ject, Will Soon Re~  . dyen With Diang   Sen. Harding, G. 0.P. Candidate for Pres., _ and Advisers Will Get Desires of the “American Voters On the Future War  QOnactian

6.0,P, TO FRAME WORLD PEACE   Plan to be Outlined by Elihu Roo’ Soon to Return From Abroad

ALPS THANE NEW PLAN rOR PEACE   Will Be Harding’s An swer To Foes ROOT IS IN EUROPE  No Interest In Present League

TO SPRING: NEW! PEACE PROJECT   Republican Leaders Work ing Behind Scenes are _ Framing Something    NEW IN PEACE LINE   Elihu Root Has a Program —It Will be Harding’s Answer to Cox

G. 0. P. PLANS NEW PROJECT FOR WORLD PEACI   LINE ROOT IS) NOW: ABROAD REPRESENTING U.S. DEVEL. OPING THE PLAN

REPUBLICANS FRAME NEW PEACE PACT   Will Be Used in Answer To Charges Made By Gov. Cox.

FRANCE MUST KEEP BIG ARM)   Force of 700,000 Necessary Un til Foe Executes Treaty Terms

FRANCE NEEDS BIG ARMY.   Must Maintain” Force of 700,000, Say. French Officials.

FRANCE TO: HAVE ARMY OF 700,000   To Keep Germany Within Bounds or Until All Provisions of the Peace Treaty Have Been Carried Out. — —~—Naldéere tn he Well Paid.

FRANCE MUST MAINTAIN AN ARMY OF THOUSANDS {Re Anancliatat Peasant

To. Keep’ German pes Vi Bounds or Until All Ps  “Have Been Carried’: Out. —Soldiers to be Well: See

“Presidential Row” in Chicago Prepares For Final Drive; Unique Center of PreConvention Republican Politics Busy

“PRESIDENTIAL ROW" PREPARES FOR LAST DRIVE   Center of Pre - Conven tion Politics Has Biggest Season.

“PRESIDENTIAL” ROW BUSY NOW   FAMOUS INSTITUTION IS NOW PREPARING FOR FINAL DRIVE IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE

THE "BOW" DRAWS THE POLITICIANS   Is Center of Pre-Conven. tion Politics.

“PRESIDENTIAL ‘ROW   CHICAGO HOTELS ARE HUM. MING WEEE POLETICS NOW,   Halt Dozen Candidates AI Ina Row and After Them Commit. tudes Wi Take Possession,

REVENUE MER  MAKE A HAUL   KITCHEN STILL AND RAISINS  ARE SEIZED IN A RAID AT SHEBOYGAN.

_ BIENNAL BUDGET ALMOST DOUBLED   STATE BOARD OF ADARIINIS TRATION ASKS AROUND $15,000,060   SCHOOLS, TEN MILLION   For the University, $2,017,009 7 Asked fer 1922 and $2,007 009 fer 1923   University Buildings Asked for in Biennium Will Require $890,006 ef Ameunt

BIENNAL BUDGET _ ALMOST DOUBLEL   STATE BOARD OF ADIN: TRATION ASKS AROUND: 5,008,000      SCHOOLS, TEN MILLION      For the University, $2,017,009 1: Asked for 12s and $2,007,009 ‘acl .            University Buildings Asked far in Biennium Wilt Require $890,000 of Amount

Mystery Marder. fs = ‘In. Cleveland’ Due To “Blackhanders’   Buffato Designer, Vand ‘Unidentifie » Companion. ~“Apparently. .Victims: : of Itallan Plot According to. nee  : wWollee. ;

aR oe IY hein 4h ni uty ot  RUSSO PICTIM OF BLACK HAND?  Address in Siain Manis Clothing Gives  a. a a . eS ee fe oe ee

ViIcTIM OF BLACKHAND   Buffalo Designer, With Unidentified Companion, Killed in Cleveland.

Mystery Murder  ‘ In Cleveland Due To “Blackhanders’   Buffalo Designer and Unidentifiec _ Companion Apparently Victims of Italian Plot According to  Police.

HUMPHREY BARBOUR RESIGNS ALUMNI SECRETARY OFFIC   Resignation Becomes Effective June 6. -~Enters Nurre Mirror Plate Company, Burlington, lowa.

$200,000 FIRE WIPES OUT KENTUCKY TOWN   Courthouse. Hotel, Business Section and Some Homes Go Up in Flames.

——————————EE—————eeeeEEeE7~ GENERAL MURGUIA IS RELEASED FROM PRISON

U.S.PRESENTS ITS VIEWS ON THE TURKISH QUESTION   Note Is Forwarded By Secretary of State to The Allies,   INSISTS UPON THE TURKS REMOVAL   Would Oust Them From Europe, And Would Give Recognition to Armenia.

CHILDREN AND WOMEN WILL BE CARED FOR NOW   Bowery Mission in New York Finds Time to Extend  :   Missionary Work.

BOWERY MISSION STILL HAS WORK   Educational Work Among the Women of Ghetto Is Now Being Carried On

LAPSED INTO UNCONSCIOUSNESs TODAY; REQUESTS BODY BE SHIPPED TO GERMANY

NacHll GAT IGALLY UL      FORMER EMPRESS OF GERMANY Is REPORTED TO HAVE BE. COME UNCONSCIOUS,   She Has Expressed the Wish That if She Dies Her Kody Be Taken Back to the Fatherland.— Family Council Is Held at Doarn.

VOLUNTEER TO REMOVE SNOW   New York in Grip of Snow, Hail and Sleet Carried on Wings of 50 Mile Gale   Great Drifls Clog Streets and Sidewalks—Traffic Demag alized—Borls Tied TIn

NEW YORK IS DIGGING OU]   America’s Largest City Visited by a Severe  Snow Storm

BIG STORM 18 RAGING IN THE BAST   New York Starts to Dig It self Out of Snow This Morning   cLEET ALSO COMES   Street Car Traffic is Demoral ized; Train Service is Bad

NON TORK (leo PoeLr OUT OF AEE RE STURN   Sueets Blocked and Traffic Demoralized by 50-Mile Snow Gale.   SUBWAYS SWAMPED   Walking Made Perilious by Icy Conditions of Side mralke

TRAFFIC CRIPPLED   Great Drifts Clog Streets and Cars Move at Snail’s Pace —Trains Delayed, Harbor Navigation Tied Up.

A-BIG SNOW *IN-NEW YORE   Most Severe Storm of the Wintes —Trattic of All Kinds Tied Up.

THE COAST SPORTS WHILE EAST SHIVERS   Blizzard Causes Much Suffering ir New York and Other Citres—Yfair And Warmer 'n Coast Cities.

EAST COAST SNOW BOUND   Most Severe Storm of the Winter in New York.   DAMAGE {§ WIDESPREAD   Coa! Shortage Threatens to Tie Up Elevated and Subway Lines in Metropolis.

BEFORE YOU CUSS THE OKLAHOMA CLIMATE. IT WOULD BE A 000 IDEA TH THINK NEW yay

ATLANTIC SEABOARD  SHIVERS IN GRIP Ct  BLINDING BLIZZARD: N.Y. IS SHOMBOUNL   Weather Bureau Reports Storm “ Center Moving Off To Northeast.   ATLANTIC CITY INUNDATED

NEW YORK SNOWED It   ‘SNOW. HAIL AND SLEET pRIiyEN BY A 50-MILE GALE.  ~   The Worst Storm ‘of the Winter Virtually Ties Up Traffic in the Great Metropolis,

CITIES HOLDING. ELECTIONS TODAY     Eleven Vote for Mayors While in Five Others Chief Executives Hold  - Over.

SIXTEEN WIASS. CITIES HOLDING ELECTIONS TODAY   Eleven Vote for Mayors While in Five Others Chief Executives Hold  Over.

EW YORK COPS GO AFTER AUTOISTS, EFFORT 10 GUT DOWN ACCIDENTS-HAUFFEURS HAVE A VERY BED DAY

CAUSE INSANITY   New Jersey Doctor Asserts Remova of Diseased Teeth Cures Many Lunatics.

TEETH CAUSE INSANIT'   ‘New Jersey Doctor Asserts Remova. of Diseased Tegth Cures Many Lunatics.

STEVENS POINT NORMAL HAS BIG ENROLLMENT   FIGURES FOR EACH DEPART MENT AT NORMAL. ARE AN NOUNCED

ENROLLMENT IS 424   FIGURES FOR EACH DEPARTMENT AT NORMAL ARE . ANNOUNCED

HOMER (ILL.).BANK iS CLOSED   Crash lz Blamed-on. Low ‘Prices. for -Farm Producte—Farmers. Hold Crops. Fa %

HOMER (ILL.) BANK IS CLOSED   Crash Is Blamed on Low Prices for Farm Products—Farmers Hold Crops.

WATSON LEADING IN GEORGIA; FOE TO LEAGUE WINS   MOSES RENOMINATED IN NEY HAMPSHIRE STATE BY REPUBLICANS

THUD. E WATSON ELECTED SENATOR      RETURNS FROM GEORGIA PRI MARY INDICATE HE HAS CARRIED THE STATE

WATSON WINS GEORGIA RACE   Incomplete Returns Give Him Majority in Senate Race

DEMOCRATS HIT _ AT WILSONISN   Georgia Elects Tom Watson to the Senate As Result of Protest Against Naticnal Administration.

ANOTHER PRIMARY MAY BE CALLED IN GEORGIA   Watson Leads for Senate But Gu bernatorial Race ‘Appears te Be Deadlocked.

WATSON WINS SENATORIAL NOMINATION IN GEORGIA      Critic of League of Nations Program Leads Opponents in Primaries

TOM WATSON WINS A TOGA   Opponent of League of Na tions Victor in the Geor-

TON WATSON WINS DEMO NOMINATION FOR U.S. SENATOR   Opponent of League of Nations  and Wilson. Critic Beats Field-in Georgia.

WATSON LEADS IN UEORGIA PRIMARY FOR U. §, SENATOR   Former Populist Presidential Candidate Heads Opponents — Lenroot Is Winner In Wisconsin.

TOM WATSON THE WINNER   In Georgia's Primary Contest for United States Senator.

INCOMPLETE RETURNS GIVE TOM WATSON NOMINATION   Result of Georgia Primaries Indicate That Tom Watson Beats Hoke Smith and Other Opponents.

WOMEN DENIED VOTE  IN PRIMARY IN GEORGIA   Watson Leads for Democratic Nomination for Senaotr on Face of Returns.

TOM WATSON NAMED AS SENATOR IN HOI GEORGIA ELECTIONS   Gets 197 County Unit Votes, o: More Than Majority, im Primary of Yesterday.   IS ANTI LEAGUE MAN   Also Critictses Wilson Adminis.  tration At Every Opportunity. Sen. Hardwick Leads.

WATSON MAINTAINS BIG-LEAD IN GEORGIA   RUN-OFF PRIMARY WILL BE NECESSARY TO DECIDE NOMINEE.

CHICAGO PUBLISHER DIVIDES PAPER STOCK   Releases Relatively Small Qualit: For Distribution Among Small Papers

LARGE PUBLISHERS RELEASE PRINT TO SMALL NEWSPAPERS   J. L. Fearing, International Paper Company Manager in Charge of Distribution

VICTOR F. LAWOOA COMES TO neat OF OMALL PAPERS   Chicago Publisher Releases . 100 Tons of Newsprint to Relieve Situation.

NEWS PRINT IS RELEASED   Victor FF. tawson Comes to Reacne,  saving Small Papers From  an mene eee tana _

N. Y. MEN FILLED WOOD'S COFFERS   MILLION DOLLARS REQUIRED FOR GENERAL'S CAMPAIGN WAS UNDERWRITTEN BY MANHATTAN GROUP.

FOR GEN, WOE   No Promise Made by:Candidate tc Any Contributor, Says Loeh; Million Not Big Fund   REED QUIZZES WITNESS ON LOWDEN CAMPAIGH

WOOD'S $1,000,000 CAMPAIGN BARED   William Loeb Tells How New Yorkers Underwrote Big Fund

RAISED A MILLION TO NOMINATE WOOD   WILLIAM LOEB, HIS EASTER) TREASURER, TESTIFIED TODAY   ‘COMMITTEE AT WORK   Charge Made By Chicago Atternes That Palmer Misused Power of His Office   Babler of Missouri Reads Hemized Accouut to Show Where Lowden ; Fund Went

RAISED A wee TO NOMINATE WOOD   WILLIAM LOEB, HIS EASTERN TREASURER, T ISTUE [ED 2 TODAY   COMMITTEE AT WORK   Charge Madd By Chica co Attorney hat Palmer Misused Power of His Office   Bubler of Missouri Reads Hemized Accipurit to Show Where Lowden Fund Went ,

TO BACK WOOD IINDERWRITTEN   William Loeb Tells of Huge Sums Promised at New York by Big Business Men One Year Aca.

Expense Guaranteed Yeat Ago and “Underwritten” by Syndicate of Quartet of Wealthy Men, Is Claimec   Checks for $5000 Each Are Mailed Without Letters At Direction of Hitchcock to Workers’ Committee, Told

LOEB TELL WOOD CAMPAIGK   Declares $1,000,000 Was Raised to Further the General’s Race.   SENATE PROBE AT GHICAGO   Witness Testifies That Wall St Men Underwrote Sum—Disburse-¥ ments in New York Without Record—Standard Oil  Man Donor Je A

LEADERS HEARD ON CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES   Call Babler of Missouri As First Witness of Day— Kenyon Presides.

LOEB GIVES DATA ON WOOD CAMPAIGN   Declares $1,000,000 Was Raised to Further the General’s Race.   SERATE PROBE AT CHICAGO   Witness Testifies That Wall Stree Men Underwrote Sum—Disbursements in New York Without Record—Standard Oil Man Donor.

MILLION SMALL ITEM ING. 0. P NATIONAL FIGHT   WOOD FUND UNDERWRITTEN BY GROUP IN NEW YORK YEAR AGO

S)ULU,000 FOR WOOD CAMPAIGN   Loeb Tel's Senate Investigating Commiitee of Fund.   BODY MOVES TO CHICAGO   Disbursements in New York Without Record—Rogers, Duke and Per. kins Big Donors to General's Campaign Account.

$1,000,000 RAISED FOR LEONARD WOOD CAMPAIGN   William Loeb Tetis Senate Investigating Committee of Great Fund Subscribed.

NEW LIGHT.ON. SLUSH FUNDS   Source of $1,000,000 Gen Woed “Barrel” ig Revealed ©

SUFFRAGE VOTE IN TENN. HOUSE LIKELY TUESDA’   Leaders for Ratification Are Confident of Success, While   Opposition Declares They Will Fight to End.   BOTH SIDES BENDING EFFORTS FOR VICTORY   Question of Quorum Discussed Many Members Who Have Gone to Homes Are Wired to Return to Vote.

Speaker Walker Reasonably Sure That Amendment Will Fail of Ratilication In Tennessee.

WOWAN SUFFRAGE VOTE TOMORROW   LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CALKOLINA NOV LN SESSION  APPOSITION CONEINCRT Tanay      Suffrapis(s Plan to Have Comimitice of Tennesseo House Act on Resolution ‘Tonight, WEh Vote in House ‘Tomorroyy.

DEFACTO GOVERNMENT THREATENS OIL MEN   Tells Them to Make Prompt Payment of Their Export Taxes, It Is Revealed

MUST PAY TAXES VERY PROMPTLY   State Department Hears of Implied Threat  BY DE FACTO RULERS   Would Force Early Payments by Oil Men who Have Been Waiting to Find Out te Whom Taxes are Due—Ad. vised to Pay Those in Actua! Authority

WEST VIRGIN  POPULATION {a MILLION HALE   REVISPD FIGURES ON MOBILF, ALABAMA, CENSUS ARE ANSOUNCED TODAY.

YADA HAS DEGREAGE IN POPULATION; OTHER STATES REPORTED TOMA   ALABAMA HAS HEALTHY GROWTH WHILE WYOMING INCREASES ONE-THIRD,

10 DRAFT NEW ELECTION LAWS   Sub-Committee to Report Bill Regu lating Suffrage on Next Monday Morning.

BONE DRY LAW TO CONTINUE   Provimee ef New Brunswick Voetes te Retain Enactment.

GOVERNMENT STUDYING NEW TREATY   Doubtful if Objections Found to Treaty Will be Forwarded Now.

Wot to Act Because of Quick Passing. of  Adrninistration.         WE HEED -ALOOF  Wot Consulted, Since We Did Not Ge in  Leasue.

OFFICIALS STUDY TRIPARTITE PAC]   Relates to “Spheres of In fluence in Turkey.

NEW AGREEMENT IS GIVEN GLOSE STUD)   Any Objections Have Not Reached Formative Stage.  CALL PROTEST DOUBTFUL   State Department Most Concerned as to Whether Provisions of Tri-Partite Treaty Violate Principle of Equal Commercial Opportunities to All Nations in Turkey.

STUDYING =TRADE = PACT   Washingion Has Eyes on “Triple Ailiance’ for Division of Turk Territory,

AAG GOES WITH WLS   Not to Act Because of Quick Passing of Adrninistration,   ~ Adr niniste ation,  WIE TRBLD AEOOFr Not Consulted, Sinec We Did Not Ge ta  T eagie

AGREEMENT AO 10 TURKEY EXAMINED WITH UTMOST CARE   TRLPARTITE COMPACT MAY DRAW NOTE FROM PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.

TURKISH PROTEST MAY DEPEND UPON HARDING POLICY   CLOSE STUDY GIVEN TRIPARTITE . AGREEMENT TO SEE IF U. 8. INTERESTS IMPAIRED,

RAIL QUESTION GETS ATTENTION (IF SEN. HARDING   6. 0. P. Nominee Confers With Sen. Cummins On Problem   WAY ABANDON PORCH   Chairman Hays Presents Re quests From All Over Country

REPUPLICANS  ARETAKING UP R.R. PROBLEM   Sen. Warren Harding and Sen.  Albert Cummings, Iowa  Holding a Conference at  Marion, O., Today---Import ant Questions Will Be Dealt sth 

ST AT PAST CLIP.   Lew Short, Burglar, Lived Along (he Trimrose Path.

WENT AT FAST CLIP.   Lew Short, Burglar, Lived Along the rimrose Path,

THIRTY-THREE DEAD   BOMB EXPLOSION IN NEW YORE  18 VERY COSTLY.   First Arrest Is Made in Wall Beret Outrage Case.

BUILDERS’ SUPPLY. ‘BUREAU OFFICERS: ~ INDIGTED FRIDAY   John A. Philbrick, Former Chairman, and Joseph Penny, Secretary, Charged With Contempt Ry Crand Tisy’   “PROBE CONTRACTS OF <CITY

DWT HANDED a GRAND. JURY ~BY COMMITTEE   rE IRTION OF BUILDING “GRUST BROUGHT TO CLOSE EN NEW YORK.

ALL EVIDENCE 15 TURNED OVER TO THE GRAND JUR}   AFTER EVIDENCE OF ACCOUNTANT AND TYPEWRITER EXPERTS THAT MINUTES HAD BEEN TAMPERED WITH — TWO INDICTMENTS FOR CONTEMPT.

Building Probe Committee  Abruptly Halts Inquiry; . Grand Jury Acts   TWO MORE ARE INDICTED   Bureau Officials «Refusing to Answer Questions Cited for Contempt

BEURGE METAYER DOLE SURVIVOR OF 474 PASSERGERS   Many Others Might Have Beer Saved but Refused to Enter Boats.   NO PANIC AT ANY TIME ON THE STEAMER AFRIQUE   Vaiain Stayed on Bridge te Fad and Did His Pull Doty, as Did Wireless Operater, Whe for Twenty-Four Niours Had Receiver to Bars, Send. ing and Reeciving Messares,

ONLY ONE ON SHIP SAVED.   Survivor Says Many of Passen gers of Afrique Refused to Enter Boats.

PREVOST JURY STILL OUT   Michigan Man, Charged With Murder of J. Stanley Brown, May Soon Know Fate.

PREVOST CASE TO THE JURY   Judge {In Charge Allows Choice of Three Vardicts.

DEMANDS OF RAIL MEN BEFORE LABOR BOARE   QUESTION OF INCREASES FOR 100,000 EMPLOYES OF SHORT  LINES TAKEN UP TAN AY

FIFTY MILLIONS INCREASE ASKED   Employes of Nere Than Three Hundred Rallrords Are Affected

100,000 RAILWAY EMPLOYES WANT INCREASED WAGE   DEMANDS SIMILAR TO THOSE OF BIG FOUR BEFORE RAILWAY LABOR BOARD

About 100,000 Workers Seek Pay Raise Amounting to $50,000,000. __—«j

OTAVROCK WING THAD RAGE IN UP OERIES   Victory for Lipton Comes al End of Close Race Be tween Contenders

Shamrock Wins From Resolute  By One Minute   Challenger Gets Across Line at 5:37:58, Resolute Close Behind

NEGESOARY 266 VOTES CLAIMED nV TWO PARTIE:   No Possibility Evident Electoral College Will Fail to Return a Majority

Electoral Collese In Limelisht   Persons Who Will Make Actual Selection of Next President Will Get Down to Work Shortly After Next Tuesday Nighi—Custom Gives Little Power to the Electors.

ELECTORAL COLLEGE 266 A MAJORITY   WADE UP OF ONE ELECTOR FOR EVERY SENATOR AND REP. RESENTATIVE

REMOVE TROOPS   U. S. Ready: to Withdraw Its ‘Soldiers From Santo Dominga

UNITED STATES READY 10 QUIT CATO DOMINGD   After Four Years’ Occupation, Troops Will Be Withdrawn   NEW GOVERNMENT WILL BE FORMED   COMMITTER OF DOMINICAN CITIZENS WILL REVISE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE LAND 

NEW ERA BUDGET CUT TO $400,000   PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY VOTES FOR REDUCTION.

GARRANZA TO RECOVER LANL   HE WILL ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE GREAT TRACTS OF LAND GRANTED FOREIGNEKS BY OTHER LEADERS.

ARRANZA PLAN RECOVERY OF Bib GRANTS OF LANL   Mexican President Intend: To Get Back Thousands of Acres Ceded By Prede cessors to Foreigners.

REPUBLICANS RIDING  . TO ANOTHER TUMBLE   Vn jority’s Isolence In House Wilt Brmg Disaster, Champ Clark  . Warns. - san TS ee

REPUBLICANS ~ ARENOWRIDING TO FALL  In Their Effort to  Prohibit Dis  cussion CAUSED G. 0. P.  DOWNFALL 1910 ‘Rules Committee Con_ tinue Abuse Their   CAUSED G. 0. P. DOWNFALL 1910  es ,,

WARNS REPUBLICANS OF RULES FIGHT IN 10   Champ Clark Declares Democrats Will Not Stand For “Gag Rule” Now.

SWORD GIVEN TO PERSHING   British Ambassador Bestows It ns a Tribute to One Who Aided in Time of Need.

CITY GF LONDON GIVES PERSHING EWELED SWORD   Presentation to Leader of A. E F. Made by Ambassador Geddes.

CARRANZAIS READY T0 FLE   Mexican Executive Said to Have. Placed Relative in Command  of Federal Forces to Keep Wav Onen.   LATE ADVICES

CARRANZA IS PREPARED TO QUIT CAPITOL   Has All Plans Laid For _ Hurried Departure’ From Mexico City.   SON-IN-LAW IS IN CHARGE OF TROOPS   Representatives of The Sonora Agency Receive Reports of Carranza Plans,

CARRANZA REPORTED PREPARED 10 FLEE   Rebel Ferces Have Reached Poin Near Matamoros Which Ls Obregenista and Expected to Yield Peaceably.

Carranza Is Ready To Flee It Is Declared   Agency of Sonora Revolution Says President Ready to Leave Mexico   HAS SAFE AVENUE FOR HIS ESCAPE   Son-in-Law Placed In Com. mand of Railroad to Vear Cruz

-uts Son-in-law in Command of Troops All Along the Line of Possible Port of Departure.   REBELS SURROUND CITY OF MEXICO   Whole Couniry Said to Be Honeycombed With Revolution With the .Movement Growing.

Beef Drops 20%   Vardlew’s Cash Marke   PEACHES   Favette Drug Co.

YANKS AHEAD OF THEM.   German Representative Reports American Tools Flood British Markaits.

YANKS AHEAD OF THEM.   German Representative Reports Am erican Tools Flood British 7 en Ae

SUES M'DONALD “FOR $5000   M. B. Parks Starts Action Against Detective Chief

nen Eee rS:S—S—C—SS—“—S~S™t—‘—~;~SCSFSFS”™”™”?”?r?P?D)DUMdSsO so OE ——— tt  Denies Using State Funds — in the Prohibition Fight   Gov. Milliken Says That Hughes Was Employed by Sturgis.   HAD POWER TO ENGAGE COUNCIL

Denies Using State Funds in the Prohibition Fight   Gov. Milliken Says That Hughes Was Employed by Sturgis.   HAD POWER TO ENGAGE COUNCIL

LOOSE TONGUES FORCED ESCAPE AFTER MURDERS   Two Deaths and Fire Rich Morsel for Scan dalmonger.

Crimes. and Catasttophies Haunt Family of Former St. Joseph Prosecutor.

HARE COAL DISPUTE MUST BE SETTLED WITHOUT A STRIKE   Lewis and Murray, However Urge Miners to Reject President’s Arbitration Proposal   FAVOR ACCEPTANCE PLAN "OF SECRETARY OF LABOR   Recommendation of International Officers in Direct Opposition to Report of General Scale Committee. Convention Adjoutus Until Today Without Taking Action,

URGE MINERS 10 TAKE CONTRAGT   Tentatively Offered by Secretary of Labor  COUNSEL OF LEADERS   s Directly Opposed to Report of Miners’ General Scale Committee which Would Re. ject Wilson Contract and Accept President’s Proposal for Commission—No Strike

Was Sitting in Touring Car Near Staten Islan¥ Beach With Two Bullet Holes in His Head—Stolen Auto Was Used by Murderers.

LODGE DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH   DECLARES THAT “WILSON DYN ASTY” MUST BE DRIVEN FROM POWER  rs   CENTERS ON LEAGUE ATTACK   Urges Firm Hand fh in Affairs Below Mexican Border-——Touches Upon H. C. L

NAME SENATOR UO LODGE PEANEAT CHARAN   BEyERIDGE AND MW’ “WCORMICK ARE 2 THER CaNDUORTES

OVER ALL SESSIONS OF CONVENTION   Whole Temporary Organization Will be Recommended For Permanent Service   WAR OVER CONTESTING DELEGATIONS IS RESUMED   Edward D. Duffield, of New Jersey, Elected Chairman of Credentials Committee Over (. 1H, Innes, of Massachusetis—W, F. Lane, of Washington, Made Secretary,

WOOD MEN ARE HAPPY’ OVER CONVENTION LOOKS   Genera! Scores in Selection of His Supporters As Heads of Credentials Committee.

LODGE IS CHOSEN PERMANENT HEAD   Three Nominations For Chair: manship of Convention: Idaho Senator Wins on First Ballot   GIVES KEYNOTE SPEECH   Roars and Cheers Greet Declaration Wilson’s “Dynasty” Must Be Driven From Power

pene RN RR el ee     Lodge Selected As "Pepianont : _ Chairman Over Beveridge and. McCormick By 2 to 1 Vote

Wins Decision on First Ballot Over Two Other Candidates—Declares in Keynote Speech That Wilson “Dynasty” Must Be Driven From Power and League as Desired by President Defeated.

Lodge Selected  G. O. P. Chairman   Name Is To Be Presented. To The Convention Today For Approval.

SAYS. STRAUS SOUP wut BRIGHTEST SPOT IN HOLY CITY   Thousand Hungry Persons Fed Daily Thru Philanthropy of New. York Man.   CRIMINALLY INDIFFERENT. GOV'T IGNORED DISEASE   Health Bureau in: Jerusalem, Also Founded by Straus, Is Rehabilitation Factor...

REVIEWS WORK OF ZIONISTS IN HOLY LAND   a itchen jin Jerusain That Big City.

SEED GOLLAPOE UF BUL SKE Vol WITHIN AUSSIE   Former Premier Kerensky Predicts Immediate Fall Of Regime.   3 DEAD ISSUE   Lenine and Trotsky Will Be Out Within Month Is Prediction.

FALL OF LENINE GOVERNMENT DU   Alexander Kerensky Predicts Imme diate Collapse of the Bolsheviki Reg! me.

GOLSHEVISM NEARING ENI   Kerensky Predicts Fall of “Red” Regime within Month.

Government Starts Inquiry Seeking to Place Responsibility for Conflagration   REPRISALIST FIRE IS THOUGHT TO BE CAUSE   }  ;90 BUSINESS FIRMS CHARGE INTIMIDATION

Declare Military in Ireland fntimidate Them tn Effertsa te Re~ ensomét tH@2eeanmtn She ve.

LUMENS BE FUSED SEATS   G. 0. P. Commiitce Bars Bale gales V/io Acceptcd Casix   ALL ALE FROM MISSOURE   Claims of ‘Lily.White’ Deteguties From Louis ana Are Reject ed and Uninstructed Dele  catzs Are Szated.

[WO OF LOWDEN’S DELEGATES LOSE   Recipient of $2,000 Is Refused Credentials by National Committee.   LILY WHITES LOSE SEATS   Twelve Uninstructed Delegates From Louisiana Given Seats at Republican Convention in Chicago— Johnson Makes Gain.

"MAY BUILD NEXT YEAR.   Some of Tipton'’s Street Are Sorely in Need of Repair.

COOLIDGE WON'T PROCLAIM OCT. 24   Ax Teague of ‘Natlons Day. Won! tree Office of Governor to Pros mote Political Interests

1,000 QUARTS OF CANADIAN BOOZE FOUND IN U.S   LIQUOR IS SEIZED BY OFFICERS AT NO. MAINE JUNCTION, ME.

TWO NEW STATE PARKS   To Be Had !f Contemplated Plans Are . Carried Out.

_xkvoOgga Ol Ee  GREAT SLIDE BURIES VILLAGE   Mountain in Philippines Topples Over on tlaorote Town.

Igorote Viilage Is Wiped Out When Storm Sends Down Tons of Earth.

MOUNTAIN SLIDE BURIES 70   Igorote Village Is Wiped Out ‘When Storm Sends Down Tons of Earth.

SHOT TO DEATH WHILESLEEPING N AUTOMOBILE   Wife of Capt. Moss, U. 8. A.  Killed in Mysterious Circumstances,   HUSBAND SAYS IT WAS AN ACCIDENT   Five Soldiers of Camp Grant Sought in Connection  With Tragedy.

FINDS LUCAS DID NOT USE HIS PASS   PROSECUTOR GETS NEW BVIDENCE IMPLICATING LUCAS  IN SARPER MURDER

FROM ONE TO ONE THOUSAND PENNIES   I$ ALL YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GIVE NEXT WEEK   Memorlal to be Erected on the Marne. WII Gost $250,000, But Idea fa to Get as Many Donors as Poealhie,

MARNE MEMORIAL DRIVE UNDER WAY   GEORGE CARSON CHAIRMAN OF : STATE COMMITTEW IN CHARGE

RISHMEN RALD LIMERICK P. 0   Twenty Armed Men Stand Employes Up Against Wail and Take Neari) $20,000 Together with Money Of ders; Raiders Escape Unscathed.

Ohio Senator Deelnres He Will Noi  Withdraw From Presidential WAteche

HARDING NOY OUT   Sdii im Race For Nomination Fer 4 President, He Saya.

War Department Head Receives Hot Retort From Massachusetts Executive  GUARDSMEN WANTED  Wants to Know Baker’s Authority For Refusting Colored Soldiers for State

MERICANS FLEE FROM BERLIN   odal Train Ie Ran From Cobleme t  Accommodate British Refagees Le trait

AMERICANS ¢ RRIVE IN COBLIEENZ,  Several Who ett ‘Herlin Reneh, City cua. Se itecewe Suet ee.

Official News From Moseow Confirms Reported Step Towards Peace   FIGHTING TO CEASE IN ALL THEATRES   Allies Are Expected To Assume Hands Off Policy During Negotiations

OF HUMAN INTEREST IN NEV BERRY TRIAL   When Mother of Leading Defendant Took the Stand   And Testified In Behalf of Her Son Accused of Selling Senatorship tor $150,000.

JOHNSON MOVES UP INTO SECOND PLACE   ul Neck with Wood  ‘3 2h Veties im  Running Neck z Gers &           Fon        arable For Deh         Tyne Wilinoix Propary.

Qe eee oe  Onx-Sided Result in President Primaries in California. -

DEVASTATED PART. OF FRINGE GETTING ACK (IN ITS FEE   Industrial Census Shows Outlook Encouraging—Big Per* eentage At Work.

Bryan Says “His Heart’s in the Grave” with His Cause, in Urging Election of ‘Dry’ Congressmen

BRYAN'S HEART IN GRAVE, HE SAYS   Beaten All Along the Line Wim. J. Is Very Sad Man

Sunes BRYAN UNABLE TO ENTHUsE.   Heart im the Grave With the Cause He Has Adveented.

BRYAN’S HEART LIES” IN GRAVE WITH GAUSE   Nebraskan Says Convento Made Mistake,

BRYAN PLEADS FOR TIME TO RESCUE HEART FROM BLOW OF COX NOMINATION

HEART IN GRAVE, SAYS W. J. BRYAN   ‘Ie With Our Case and  Must Wait Until it Comes Back to Me,” Asserts Nebraskan.

Commoner Is Disappointed By -Action of Convention and - Withholds Comment on Cox, Platform and League Stand   “My Heart Is in Grave With Our Cause,” Fighting “Nebraskan Declates; Prepares to Resume Chautauqua Work

BRYAN'S HEART  IN THE GRAVE   But He Expects to Get it Back Again Before the Election.

Heart in Grave With Cause of Probibition; Question of Bolt is Under Advisement   WILL THINK If OVER FOR THE NEXT FEW MONTHS

SENATE AGA  BATTLE GROUND PEAGE TREATY   REFUBLICANS €LAUM SUPFICTENT SPRENGTH TO CARRY PLACE RESGLY tts,

SENATE AGAIN BATTLEGROUND IN PEACE NAVE    ‘Adoption by House of Joint Reso lution Puts Measure to  Senate Monday.

PEACE BATTLE’ BACK TO SENATE   Adoption by House of Peac Resolution Throws Conflict Again to Senators.

PASSAGE OF . RESOLUTION   Is Expected ed With With Considerable More Thana Majority

SENATE BATTLE GROUND OF PEACE   WAR BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND GENRMANY WILL END WHEN SENATE ADOPTS HOUSE RESOLUTION.

LAST EDITION      SENATE AGAIN BECOMES TREATY BATTLEGROUND   Peace Resolution, Passed Vester day 242 to 150, Goes to Upper House.   DEMOORATS BREAK RANKS   Twenty: TWO of “Minority Mem bers Vote with Republicans ; Senate to Start Monday.

vu P TO SEN ATE.      Fight for Peace (o be Taken up There Probably Monday.

The Vote Was 242 For to 150 Against — Senate to Take Ep Resolution Monday.

eee  \PEACE RESOLUTION TO SENATE   Will Be Taken Up Without Delay Prebably Menday.

Republican Leaders, How ever, Expect Veto: by Pracidant   HOUSE VOTE, 242 TO 150!   Proponents Not Hopeful o Success for Approval Despite Veto.

PEACE RESOLUTION PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Declaring War with Germany at an End Now Goes to Senate with Fair Chance of Action Monday.

Early Action of Solons on Resolution Declring State of War at End Anticipated by Party Leaders

QP. PLAGE PLANS PROGED BY THE HOUSE   Senate Again “Battleground for Peace” Leaders Are Confident of Passage.   Twenty-two Democrats Joir With Republicans—Repeals Many Wartime Laws.

RESOLUTION TO DECLARE PEACE PASSES 242-150   Twenty Democrats Join G. O. P.—Would Repeal Nearly All War-Time Legislation   REP. KITCHIN STRICKEN   CONGRESSMAN HAS STROKE OF PARALYSIS AS HE ENDS FIERY SPEECH IN HOUSE

PEACE MEASURE GOES TO SENATE      Expect Joint Resolution to Be Take Up There Without Delay, Probably Monday.   HOUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION

BATTLE GROUND FOR PEACE IS THE SENATE      -EADERS OF BOTH PARTIES EX PECT NEW PEACE MEASURE WILL BE TAKEN UP MONDAY.

House by Overwhelming Vote   fdopts Republican Joint Resolution to Declare War With Germany at End.   BATTLE ON FLOOR OF - SENATE IS NEXT STEP   Victory in Upper House of Congress Is Asgured and Fight Will Then Center on Overriding Wilson's Veto.

SCENE SHIFTS  .. TOTHE SENATE   Resolution Declarit Declaring State “Peace: Up: Monday -.

PRISONER IS ELECTED JUDGE   Jailer Wins Over Jndge Who Senteneced Him to Term in Hi« Own Jail.

(Man Sent To Jail  : Defeats The Judge   COUNTY SaLER ORDERED T JAIL FOR CONTEMPT ar COURT ELECPED Srngp

EXPRESSMEN ASK HINES FOR A CONCESSION   Want 26-Day Working Month and the Flat Increase in Wages Sought Last July.

EXPRESSMEN ASK SALARY INCREASE   Shorter Hours Also Included in Theil Latest Demand.

POPE BENEDICT JUSTIFIES THE HUNGER STRIKE   Head of Roman Church Is Quoted as Saying That the Motive Is the All-Important Point.

FRENCH HAS FREE RECN WN RELANL   Lord French Granted Free Hand Ir Suppressing Irish Disorders,

LORD FRENCH. HAS DECIDED. To BRING IRISH LAWLESSNESS  TOA PROMPT -HALT

LORD FRENCH EMPOWERED » TO SUBJUGATE IRELAND   British Govermment Gives Viscount Free Hand to Suppress Riots on Emerald Teel

LORD FRENCH HAS FREE HAND IN DEALING WITH IRELAND   Great Britain May Declare Martial Law. if Necessary, to Overcome Lawlessness.

FIRST AGT OF RADICALS ISTO FLING INSULT AT VETS? LEGION   REPEAL OF ESPIONAGE, SABOTAGE AND MILITIA ACTS SOUGH?Y,    COMBINE OF RADICAL LABOR AND REDS INN. P. EL fSoIN THE SADDLE IN GREAT FALLS. CONSERVATIVES TO GET OUT.

RST ACT OF RADICALS ISTO FLING INSULT AT VETS: LEGION   REPEAL OF ESPIONAGE, SABOTAGE AND MILITIA ACTS SOUGHT. :   COGMBINE OF RADICAL LABOR AND REDS IN N. P. Le IS IN THE SADDLE IN GREAT FALLS. CONSERVATIVES TO GET OUT. ~ ny   By G. E. LaFOLLETTE.

RAILROAD CUTS SHOP FORCE   “Monon Announces 5 Per Cent Reduc tion at Lafayette Beginning September 28,

120,000 STAND © IN BREAD LINE   More Than 1,000,000 Face Death Is Message Brought by Miss Dakesian.

COCOA PRICES GOING DOWN   Wholesale Quotations Dropped 4 to ; Cents a Pound on the Mon. treal Market.

RETURNS FROM INDIANA   Gen. Wood Polled 5,729 Votes More Than Senator Johnson.

WOOD STILL LEADS HIRAM JOHNSON IN INDIANA PRIMARY   Lowden and Harding Make Poor  Showing With»Nearly All Re ports Tabulated.   RESULTS “IN ¢ CALIFORNIA

ABOUT 9,000   With Only 182 Precincts Missing ' and 80 Counties Complete Lead is Safe.   GOOD REPUBLICAN VOTE   Returns Indicate That G O. P. Total Was Seventy-five Percent of Normal.

Wood HAS A SAFE WARGIN.   Leading Johnsen in Indiana by Over Right Theesand V ecites.

INDIANA RETURN. NOT COMPLETE   HARDING HAS LEAD OF 180,493 OVER COX   Republicans Elect Every Candidate For State Office By Big Margins.

WOOD LEADS IN INDIANA,   Soldicr Candidate 8,416 Vote: Ahead of Johnson, His Nearest Opponent.

With But 54 Precincts Missing Tabulation Shows Republican Candidate Has Big Lead Over Gov. Cox; Watson Runs 174,561 Ahead of Taggart for Senator   MINOR PARTIES POLL 60,000

WOOD INCREASES LEAD IN INDIAN   With 219 of 3387 Precincts Missing He is 8,416 Ahead of Johnson.

McCULLOCH’S LEAD NOW HINGES ON A MAJORITY   WITH OVER 600 PRECINTS OUT HE LACKS ONLY 4585 VOTES --- MCCRAY HAS 2000 MAJORITY---WOOD STILL LEADS---NIBLACK SATISFIED

INDIANA TO WOOL   GENERAL CARRIES THE STATE BY A PLURALITY CLOSE TO 10,000 ,   , Warrick County Goes to Johnsor by a Plurality of 165—-McCray. Sweeps Clean   “Bob” Williams the Winner in Eight: Cornered Contest for Sheriff— “Jepp” Has Close Shave

WUUD MAINTAINS OMALL LEAD [I INDIANA PAINARY   Johnson Close Second With Lowden and Harding Following   JOHNSON TAKES CALIFORNIA

WOOD HAS PLURALITY   His LEAL x Seti OVER AOUN       Returns Fron

WOOD FAG PLURALITY   iS LEAR IN STATE OVER JOHXSUN IS 9,230.   fins fiacludes OGMeial Returns From Righty Counties,

General Wood Carries Indian   With Over Half of Precinets in State Reporting Leads Johnson  Re i ie), i a,

INDIANA DELEGATION WILL GO UNINSTRUCTEL   Only Maiority of Votes Cast Binding on Delegates -Wood Holds Lead Over Johnson,

CITY HOSPITAL S CPENED TOMORROW      PEOPLE OF THE Ciry INVITED fO INSPECT NEW INSEL            v Cheh Feccration Members Will fio Hesors os Hostesses at the Open

C1TY HOSPITAL {3 (PERED TOMORROW   Ciiy Club Federation Members Wil oe Honors #s Hestesses at the Opening:

ARMY TRANSPORT IN DISTRESS BUT WILL REACH PORT WITH AID   War Dept. Gets Reassur ing News From Transport Powhatan.

MILLERAND  1) ELECTED PRESIDENT DF FRANGE   Succeeds Paul Deschanel, Who Resigned Because of Ul Health   RECEIVES 695 OF 892 VOTES CAST   New Executive Has Had Wonderful Career in Public Life

French Premier Chosen by Cabinet to Succeed Paul Deschanel aS President of Republic   RULLETIN

MILLERAND [5 AN EASY WINNER   French Premier is Chosen by National Assembly to Succeed to Presidency.   OPPOSITION FAILS TO RALLY STRENGTH   Nominally a Socialist But Failed to Support Radical Principles of Party.

NOTED FIGURE OBTAINS HIGH POST INRANGE   ‘Alexander Millerand New resident Has Interestnig Career   FORMERLY -MEMBER ~ OF RADICAL. SOCIALISTS   Services: to” Country During and-After War Bring Praise o-oo.

MILLERAND PRESIDENT   venerai Assenmpiy meeing at Versailles Elects Alexandre Millerand, Premier Since Last January, by 695 Out of a Total of 892 Votes.  FOREMOST FIGURE IN POLITICAL AFFAIRS  Ent, of New President Into National Life Dates Back to 1885 When He Entered Par  FOREMOST FIGURE IN POLITICAL AFFAIRS

MILLERAND ELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT, SUCCEEDS DESCHANE!   French National Assembl) Chooses New Chief Executive Today.

Was Born in Paris 61 Years Ago and Entered Parliament in 1885—  Friend of Labor.

PRESIDENT. * MILLER AND   ‘French Premier is Promoted and «is New Head of the Nation

WILERAND ELECTED PRESIDENT OF NRE   Eleventh Head of Republic 1 Chosen by Parliament a Versailles This Morning

MADE PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Chosen Head of Republic bj Versailles Assembly   WINS BY LARGE MAJORITY,   Friend of Labor Receives 695 Votes Out of 892

MILLERAND Io. FRENCH HEAT   New Presifent Succeed:  Deschanel; Vote 695 Aad at ROD .

ALEXANDT MILLERAND a PRESIDENT Or ~—-FRANGE-Bl MAJORITY   Succeeds Paul Deschanel, ResignedLong Been One of Most Foremost Figures in the Political Life >  aft France

MILLERANO ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PAANGE—RECEIVED G22 OF 882 VOTES   Succeeds Paul Deschanel, Who Had Resigned Because of lil Haalth—E lected hy National Assemhiy

MILLERAND IS NAMED FRENCH PRESIDENT ON FIRST = BALLOT   Premier is Elected to Succeed Paul Deschanel, Who Resigned.   Socialist Was Official Candidate of Chamber of Deputies and Senate.

MILLERAND IS NEW PRESIDENT   ro Premier: is: Elected. to ed: + Paul.- Deschanel h-Littlé Opposition.   AN INTERESTING CAREER

MILLERAND PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Premier Elected to Succeec Deschanel By Deputies Today.

Premier Unanimous Chotee of National Assembly, Receiving 695 Votes,

French Select M. Millerand For Presidency   ee Premier: Named by Assembly to. ‘Succeed. Deschanel, ° ~ Who Resioned.”

MILLERAND   ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   hb WwWieiy F§ Tl wity Gil & We 8 Cet ve  Received 695 Votes — Opponents Failed to Rally Effective Strength.

NEW PRESIDENT OF FR 0   PREMIER WHO SUCCEEDED CLEMENCEAU IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.

-MILLERAND IS PsESIDENT.   Succeeds Deschanel Who Resigned on Account of Ilness.

MILLERAND AT FRANCES HEA   Former Premier Electec President with Little Opposition. —   RECEIVED TOTAL OF 695 VOTES

Premier Succeeds Deschanel in Executive Chair Receiving 695 Out of Total of 892 Ballots in Assembly

Chosen to Succeed Deschanel By Big Majority by Na. tional Assembly

FRENGH PREMIER ELECTED TODAY TO PRESIDENCY   Old War Horse of French Politics a Friend of the People.

EX-PREMIER S NOW PRESIDEN   Millerand Succeeds Des_ chanel as the French Chief Executive

SOCIALIST IS -~ PRESIDENT OF _ FRANCE TODAY   Premier Millerand’s One Opponent Was a More Radical Socialist   VOTE THIS AFTERNOON   With Family Premier is Taken Immediately te the President’s Palace

MILLERAND IS NEW PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH   National Assembly, In Sessior at Versailles Elects Him to Succeed Deschanel

MILLERAND IS PRESIDENT.   Formally Elected Today by Frenct National Assembly,

French Premier Elected to Succeed Paul Deschanel Who Resigned      iNew President Has Long Been One of Foremost Fi;

M. MILLERAND I$ CHOSEN HEAD OF FRENCH REPUBLIC   Formerly Prominent Ir Radical Circles; Is Workers’ Friend.

NEW PRESIDENT FOR FRANCE   Former Premier Millerand, Socialist, Elected iiy the National Assembiy—Succeeds Deschanel.

PREMIER ELECTED BY ASSEMBLY 10 NESPHANEF] PAST   HE HAS LONG BEEN ONE OF FOREMOST FIGURES IX POLITICAL LIFE.   STA RITTER TD IN 1885   Was Appointed Governor of Al sace-Lorraine, Succeeds Mamoenrenn.

MILLERAND NAMED RENGHP RESIDENT BY BG MAJORITY   Premier Receives 695 Votes in Assembly Against 69 for Opponent—Succeeds Paul Deschanel.

Graham, of Illinois, Discusses Ex travagance and Waste of Administration

WAR BILLIONS WASTED   Graham, of IilInofs, Discusses Extravagance and Waste.

WHAT WE GOT FOR. BILLIONS OF MONEY   HOW MONEY FROM SALE OF LIBERTY BONDS AND WAR STAMPS WAS SPENT.

UNCLE SAM NOT 10 HELP KEEP UP WAR PRICES   Can Not Be a Party to Holding Goods Off the Market to Jusure Profits.   SEC. HOUSTON SPEAKS OUT   Says Government Will Not Bois ter Up Prices to Aid Speculators.

GOVERNMENT FAVORS ORDERLY MARKETING   WITHEOLDING OF COMMODI THES FROM MARKET IS ASSAILED BY HOUSTON. '   “WAR PRIGES” ATTACKE!   Statement Issued by Secretary of Agriculture Is Optimistic.

COMMPRCIAL CREDIT,   Secretary Houston's Statement in Recor’ to War Prbee«.

POMMENCIAL CREDIT.      ‘Eecretary Mouston's Statement in Te: cant to War Vrlegs.

GOVERNMENT CANT AID PROFITEERING   i : SECRETARY HOUSTON DECRIES  USE OF BANKS TO UPHOLD WAR-TIME PRICES.

J. 0, ANT All WAR PRICES   HOUSTON WON'T HELP OWNERS WITHHOLD PRODUCTS FROM MARKET HE SAYS

‘NOT UPHOLDING WAR PRICES   Secretary Houston Saye Goverament  Rnt a Party to It.

SHORTAGE PUT U       Paper « Manu: Says Repeated: gations and ‘Ren Protective Tari

15 REAL PROBLEM   NO ‘ONE. SEEMS TO KNOW ALocT : THE COAL SUPPLY,   1 That V Vinter Will Find’ Man: People in Ikmeger,          “Plan

I FEAL PROBLEW   NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW ABOUT THE COAL SUPPLY.   Fear is That Winter Will Find Many People in Danger,

FOR FIRST PLACE OR NOTHING   ‘Hiram Johnson Will Net Accept   Viee Presidential Nemination.

AMENDS BY GREAT BRITAIN   Begs America’s Pardon for Insult to Stars and Stripes.

OFFICIAL AMENDS BY BRITAIN   Government at London Expresscs Reo..fet for Sailors’ inguit to Stars

OFFICIAL AMENDS BY BRITAIN   Government at London Expresses Re gret for Sailors’ Insult to Stars and Stripes.

LAST OF THE A. E. F HAS LEFT FRANGE   Brig. Gen. Connor and Staff On Their Way to Antwerp Where Their Ship Awaits Them.

AMERICANS LEAVE FRANCE   Geuersl Conmur and Stir ¢ Antwerp From Where They

MEAT PRODUCKRE FHAKcT   Host ot Vets Gathering   For Legion Convention

MONSTER PARADE MONDAY FEATURE   Twenty-five to Thirty Thou ~ gand American Legionnaires Expected to be in Line of March at Cleveland.

LEGION DELEGATES. BERN TO ARRIVE   ARMY OF AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN POURING INTO CON: VENTION CITY.   MANY WOMEN EXPECTED   Financial Report Shows Organization to.Be in Good Con‘ dition,

LEGION THOUSANDS FROM EVERY STATE INVADE CLEVELAND   Peace Army of American Fighting Men Arriving for Convention,   Red Cross Nurses and Othe: War Workers With Stripes on Hand.

Se ES) a ef) ee  ee eet I a  LEGION CONVENTION WITT (PEN MONDAY   THOUSANDS OF FORMER SERVICE MEN GATHER AT CLEVELAND FOR MEETING,

‘MEN OF LEGION TO CLEVETAND   Twenty-five to Thirty Thousand Ex pected at Canwentian

EASTERN FIELDS.   sight Producers and Failures in West Virginia and Southwest Pennsylvania.

EASTERN FIELDS.   J a  ‘Light Producers and Failures.  in West Virginia end Southwest Pennsylvania.

‘KEEP YOUR DIOTANGE DANCES NISPLACE “SHIMMY   DANCING FROM THE WA‘ST DOWN, NOT WAIST UP.   “HALF NELSON” IS TO GO INTO DISCARD.   The “Cheek Rub” is Positively Un pardonable and One Who Co.-* mits Such Atrocity Shoul.J Be Barred From The Nance Floor.

OLD TIME DANCES TO REPLACE JAZZ   Light Fantastic Teachers Down on ad Shimmy. .

DANCING MASTERS T0 : FIGHT JAZZ STEP   Will Enlist Mothers’ Aid in Stamping Out Half Nelson, Shimmy Lock and Body Hold

NATIONAL GUARD GAINS   3.279 Enlistments in March—Now . Numbers 42,600.

‘ ‘Amazing,” s ays Milwaukee Man   Never Saw Anyone improve As Dic His Wie .- Tanine Again Troves Verlt.

WAS AMAZING DECLARES THIS MILWAUKEEMAN   NEVER SAW ANYONE IMPROVE AS DID. HIS WIFE—TANLAG AGAIN  DMORVVEOC Ar PIs

NULLIFY ELECTION   Opponents Say They Will Test Constitutionality of Amendment.

ANTI-SUFFS TO ENTER COURT, MAY HOLD UP POLL IF WOMEN GIVEN FRANCHISE IN NOVEMBER ELEG TION

ANT OUFFRAGE MOVE PLANNEL   Oppssers of Wamen’s Votes to Contest Legality of Amendment

POLICE OFFICIAL IS KILLED.   Dublin's Assistant Commissioner Shot While on Main Strect.

Sane Store enone  KILLED TRISH P POLICE HEAD.   The Dublin Assistant Commisstoner Slain and a Conatable Wounded,

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER DUBLIN POLICE SHO’   Killing of Mr. Redmond Oceurred ir Harcourt Street, One of Cily's Main Thoreuehlares,

DUBLIN OFFICER ASSASSINATED. IN THE STREEI   ASSISTANT COMMISSIONES OF POLICE REDMOND SHOT AND KILLED BY UN‘KNOWN MURDERERS.

OFFICER KILLED IN DUBLIN ONE WOUNDED IN THURTES   Assistant Police Commissioner Redmond Shot Down on Street—There to Help Coordinate the Force for Efficiency.

POLICE OFFICER IS MURDERED IN CITY OF DUBLIN   Two Men Believed to Be Implicated in Killing.

Assistant Police Commissioner Attacked on City’s Main Thoroughfare.

IRELAND POLICE DFFIGER SHOT IN DUBLIN STREET   Assistant Commissioner Redmond Recent Addition to Force.   TRIES TO DRAW PISTOL TO PROTECT HIMSELF   Slain Man Was Aiding City’s Guardians in Tracking Down Murderers.

COAL RELIEF  MAY BE ASKED   Indiana and Ohio Commission: Will Decide Within Five On Action to Take.   THREE STATES IN NEED

SUIT TO SECURE COAL HINTED   Chio Suggests Court Action in Columbus Conference

LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO PIONEER RESIDEN’   MRS. GENEVIEVE ANDREWS, WHO SPENT ALL OF HER LIFE IN STEVENS POINT,  en nN we Be a

LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO PIONEER RESIDENT   MRS. GENEVIEVE ANDREWS, WHO SPENT ALL OF HER LIFE IN STEVENS POINT,

TO PROVE HE’S ‘ALIVE   Fyeuch Soldier” Boutsy: Longa} ‘Pep: ceeding to Show He Lives.

STATE OFFICER FILES CHARGES “AGAINST GIBSON   ISSUING BULLETINS OF POLIT! CAL NATURE MOST SERIOU: OFFENSE STATE ADJUTANT I CHARGED WITTE

GIBSON FACES FORMAL CHARGE   State Legion Adjutant Boosted Lenroot, is Complaint

DENVER TROLLEY MEN HAVE PLAN TO END WALKOUT   An Agreement Satisfactory to Strikers Will Be Presented to Company Todav: Disorders Denounced

MEN FIGHT OVER GIRL’S HAT   Murder Follows Fist Battle When Headgear Is Thrown in the Mud.

WOMEN MAY CONCEAL AGE AT KANSAS POLLS   Attorney General Rules That Regis. tration Does Not Require Vxact Age.

KANSAS WOMEN WISHING TO VOTE NEED NOT TEL! AGE SAYS ATTY.-GENERAL

Minsk Envoys © Denied Word of - Polish Victory   Second Session. of Armistice . Harley Discusses Order rene.

Commander of Italian Forces Treats with Communal.Council Looking Howard Capitulation of Fiume

FIUME SIEGE IS NEARING COMPLETION   Mayor of City Fears Starvation; Will Sign Agreement Tomorrow

DEFENDER ‘OF. FIUME WILL FLEE IN PLANE   Reports. Confirm  Full Cépitu lation of Legionaires; Terms To Be Signed Tomorrow.

¢ Pegidnaires Unde Under D'Annunzte Wil: Be Disbanded and Geanles

PEACE AT LAST DESCENDS UPON CITY OF FLUME   D’Annunzio Plans, It Is Reprted, To Leave City By Airplane. May Go To South America. As Yet, Casualty List Unknown.

FIUME FIGHTING ENDS   Cessation Follows Report to General Caviglia.

FIGHTING NOW ENDED BETWEEN FIUME -- ITALY   Hostilities Suspended Last Night and Agreement Signed Today   COUNCIL HAD ASSUMED D’ANNUNZIO’S POWERS

London Dispatch Says Poet Accepted Terms of Caviglia, Italian Official.   FIUME AG:  ENVOYS SIGN AT      D’Annunzio’s Son “at New York Denies Report of Father's Flight.

ROME HEARS D’ANNUNZIO IS TO GO TO SOUTH AMERIC   Psct-Soldier Reported as Saying Italy Isn’t Worth  Dying For and Will Flee Fiume with Woman  He Plans To Wed Following His Divorce.

 WAR I OVER. AT FIUME   THE CITY: HAS CAPITULATED »TO REGULAR ITALIAN FORCES,   D’ANNUNZIO IN FLIGHT   IN DEEP: DISGUST BECATSE PEOPLE DONT WANT SAVIOR.   ‘The Treaty’ of Rapallo Now. Goes Into Effect and Long Stand- Ing Quarrel Is Over.

QUIET PREVAILS IN FIUME TODAY   D’Annunzio Legionnaires to Be Given Freedom While Leader Seeks South America.

PANNUNZIO IS EXPECTED 10 G0. 70 S. AMERICA   Poet Warrior Will Be Per mitted to Leave the Country.   LEAVES FIUME IN AN AIRPLANE IS REPORT   Bhymster Has a Signorita Who Will Keep Him: Company.

ALL HOSTILITIES AT FUME ARE DISCONTINUED   D; Annunzio Plans-lLeave the City by Airplane.

FIUME COUNCH - ACCEPTS TERMS MADE BY ITALY   Hostilities Between the Government Troops and Leg-ionaires Close After D’Annunzio Flees in Airplane.

HOSTILITIES AT FIUME CEASE   REPORT DANNUNZIO LEAVIN( WITH SIGNORITA BAZZARA B AEROPLANE; SAY TERMS AR] ACCEPTED

POE T-WARRIOR AUCEPTS TERMS   Hostilities at Fiume Endec and Agreement Will Be © Signed Friday.   neports say D'’Annunzio Plans Leaving for South . America Soon. :

D’ANNUNZIO READY TO ABANDON FIUME WITH NEXT WIFF   Poet Plans to Leave by Air. plane; Splutters Pronunciamentos Against Gov't.   COUNCIL OF FIUME TO ACCEPT ITALIAN TERMS   Capitulation of Cit! Complete With Signing of Agreement Tomorrow Morning.

Legionaries Will Be Grantec Amnesty and Dissolved Poet-Dictator May Go tc South America.

FIUMEIS “HELD BY. - —-TALIANS   FIGHTING STOPS.   D’Annunzio to Leave City "by Airplane — Capitula_ tion Agreement to Be Signed Today — Terms A ceepted.

COU ai) NCE RECOGNIZES TREATY OF RAPOLLA   War Was Over Rejection o: Acceptance of Lreatys e. ‘Annunzio tc Leave by  EE uirplane.

LONDON HEARS D’ANNUNZIO WILL GO TO SOUTH  AMERICA.   Poet’s Legionaries Will Be Dis. banded, Leaving Italian Reguiars in Charge.   D’Annunzio Says He Will Magr: Agaim as Soon as He CanGet a Divorce.

WILL SURRENDER FIUME SHORTLY   D’Annunzio Expected Tc Go To South America

D-ANNUNZIO GOING TO 80. AMERICA   ‘Flume Council, Gives Recogaltion a To Treaty of Rapallo   WHICH POET HAD OPPOSED   Because It Did Not Make Finnie: Whdlly-an Ralian City—Fighting Ceased Last Night

DP ANNUNZIO WILL AGREE TO TREATY   POET-WARRIOKk IS SAID T¢ HAVE ACCEPTED TERMS RAPALIO TREATY,   In a Statement the Fiume Leader Asserts People of That City Too Greedy to Recognize Their Friends.

Treaty of Rapallo Is Recognizec by City—D’Annunzio Force: to Be Dissolved and Grafted Amnesty.

HOSTILITIES AT FIUNE ENDED WEDNESDAY RIGHT   Agreement For Capitulation of Fiume to Be Signed Tomorrow — D’Annunzio Reported Going to South America.

FIOME INCIDENT I$ CLOSED; D’ANNUNZIO LEAVES IN PLANE, PRESUMABLY WITH AFFINITY   Agreement For, Capitulation to Be Signed To ‘ - day-Poet-Warrior Says It Is Not Worth While to Throw Life Away. . .

D’Annunzio to Leave City in Airplane—Will Go to South America.   OBSERVE RAPELLO TREATY

D’'ANNUNZIO TAKES WITH HII PROSPECTIVE WIFE.   REBEL CHIEF FLIES FROM CITY OF TROUBLE.   As Soon as the Poet Warrior Can Get Rid of His Present Wife Will Marry One Who Has Been With Him in Fiume Many Months.

Hostilities at Fiume Have Ended   Agefcment for Capilulation to Be Sigucd Tomorrow

POET REBEL HAS ACCEPTED TERMS OF GEN, CAVIGLII   Legionnaires to be Dissolved and Granted Political Amnesty.

GABRIEL: WILL FLY WITH HIS INAMORATA TO  THE ANTIPODES   D’Annunzio ta Hop Off for Soutl America With Violinist and Forget Fiasco of Fiume   PYROTECHNIC POET HAS FRRENDERED'COMPLETEL

AMNESTY FOR  LEGIONAIRES   Reported D’Annunzio tc Make Future Home in South America

D’ Annunzio Flies — Away Into Exile; ‘Deserts His City   Hostilities Between Legionaries and Regular Troops Cease; Complete Recognition Is Otven to Treaty of Rapalle.

D'ANNUNZIO WILL FLEE WITHGIRL    Love Affair Revealed in Surrender of Fiume Chief   TO DIVORCE PRESENT WIFE:   Rebel Leader Quits Fight, The Still Defiant

D’ANNUNZIO 15 REPORTED GOING TO 50, AMERIC   Legionaries Will Be Dissolved and Granted Amnesty Is the Talk In Rome.   SIGN CAPITULATION TODAY   Officials of Fiume Were Anxious ‘For Peace For People Needed Food.

POET 10 FLEE TY WITH HS ANAM EN ERIE RT   Capiain Says He will Marry Girl as Soon as He Ob- tains Divorce   D’ANNUNZIO DISGUSTED BY ITALY’S ATTITUDE   “Thought More of Eating Than Our Lives.” Fiume Ruler Asserts”

TO DISSOLVE POET'S ARMY NOW IN FIUME   D’Annunzio May Go To Soutt America.   Scldiers to be Granted Amnesty

D’ANNUNZIO MAY FLEE 10 §0. AMERICA   Poet to Quit Fiume in Air plane With Fiance, is Report

ITALIAN POLI ACCEPTS TERM  OF ENDING WAR   GENERAL AMNESTY FOR LEGION, AIRES IS GRANTED: D’A\. NUNZIO WILL LEAVE.

POET-SOLDIER MAY SEEK HAYEN IN SO. AMERICA   D'Annunzio Said to Be Planning Flight by Airplane from Fiume   TERMS ARE ACCEPTED   Council Capitulates and Recog nizes the Treaty of Rapalle-—

Varfare Ceased Las Hrening — D’Annm “io Takes Parting Fling at Tabans Calls Tt “My War?

HOST ILITIES IN FIUME END; ~DPANNUNZIO WILL FLEE.     or   Agreement For or “Capitulation wir’ “Be: “Signed; ;  Treaty ‘Of Rapallo: Accepted: By “Tnsurge nts; egionaries Will Be Granted Amnesty; : ‘Soldier Says Italy Not Worth Dying For.

‘DANNUNZIO WILL LEAVE FOR SOUTH AMERICA HE SAYS   ‘Accepts Peace Terms of Gen eral Caviglia and Quits Fiume   PLANS TO MARRY WHEN. HE GETS HIS DIVORCE   Takes Signoria Luisella Bac. cara With Him—Communal Council Recognizes. the Treaty of Rapallo

WILL TAK ~TOQUITFIIME AND HIS   Says He Will Marry “Woman in the Case” As Soon as He Gets Divorce

BNJUTABLE MEETING  Hcld By Woman's M. E. Missionar; Society of Erie

OFFICERS   For the Women's Foreign Mis sionary Society Of the Erie M. E. Church Elected.

OTTAWA BANK BROKE OPEN TO FIND MAN IMPRISONED:   After Working F Feverishly for Some Time Nothing. Was Discovered in the Vault. — Man Dropped Packet Containing Money, in Building.

VAULT OPENED, BUT BANK TELLER Io NOT INSIDE   Volunteers Work All Night te Get in Safe, Believing Bandit Had Imprisoned Employe After Robberv.

$60,000 Is Dropped as Bandit Runs   CUT VAULT TO RESCUE TELLER, BUT HE WAS GONE TOO.

MAN BELIEVED TO BE DYING, SONE   Illinois Bank Employe Though! Locked in Vault by Robbers   EXPERTS RUSH TO HIS AID   Safe Opened, Empty—$60,000 Taten But Recovered

CANT LOCATE BANK TELLER   Thought He Had Bee n Lock: ed In Vault   RECIVER $60,000 IN GASH   Dropped on Sidewalk by Man Whe Thought Citizen Reached For a Gun.

BELIEVED BANK: . TELLER HAD BEEN LOCKED IN SAFE   MECHANICS CUT THROUGH SIX-INCH STEEL . DOOR BUT FOUND NO,ONE’ IN amn

BREAK SAFE TO SAVE MAN; BUT HE'S NOT INSIDE   Much Ado About Nothing a’ Ottawa—Money Taken Recovered.

$60,000 CASH IS RECOVERED: TELLER’S GONE   Ottawa, Ill, Bank Last Night Furnishes Good Movie Scenario.   CITIZEN DRAWS WATCH ROBBER-DROPS SWAG   While Authorities Bore Hole in Safe to Save Teller Who Wasn’t There.

TO OPEN VAULT   Officials Believing Teller Locked Inside Rush Experts to Bank on Special Train   Man Surprised Coming From  Bank Dropped $60,000 and Fled—Tetlar Miceing

BANK OFFICIALS WHECK TIME-LOCK THINKING CASHIER IMPRISONED. IN VAULT. FIND - VACUUM

THOUGHT BANK TELLER LOCKED IN VAULT SAFE   Ottawa, Illinois, Greatly _ Excited Until It Was  Found Missing Man  Had Fled.

Bank Vault Opened , But ‘Imprisoned’ Man a Is Not Found There   Officials Work Feverishly All Night to Break Time Lock, bul Teller Is Still Missing ; Stolen Money Is  Dasanvereod._

WOULD BE BANK ROBBER FOILED TELLER GONE   Thief Gets $60,000 all of Which is Recovered, Foiled by Innocent Citizen.

RECOVER LUGT UF FLEEING BULGARS   BANK CASHIER THOUGHT TO RE LOCKED IN SAFE WAS POUND TO BE FREE

DUCKWORTH IS JAILED BY BOLSHEVIKS   Newspaper Correspond ent Taken Into Cus tody by Reds.   By J. HERBERT DUCKWORTH. N. BE. A, Staff Correspondent, (Copyright, 1920, by the Newspaper Enternrise Axcociation. )

Duckworth Lodged ir Red Jail at Moscou   Correspondent Falls Into Clutches of Vetchaika, Which Is Said to Have Killed 36,000 Men and Women in Cold Blocd, Leaving Others to Perish With Typhus

INDIAWASFAIR ce PRICE LEADER QUITS OFFICE   CHARGES DISTRICT  ATTORNEY 2AND OTHERS FAILED TO AID HIM IN WORK,

WYCKOFF QUITS FAIR PRICE JOB   LACK OF COOPERATION BY LOCAL OFFICIALS CAUSES INDIANA COMMISSIONER TO RESIGN

STANLEY WYCKOFF RESIGNS   Fair Price Conimissioner Quits Pos tion Because of Lack of Co-Operation—No Aid From Federal Ancnts,

tanley Wyckoff, Indiana Fai Price Commissioner, Dis closes Conditions Tha Make Job Impossible.   FFICIALS ENCOURAGED VIOLATION GF ORDERS   esigning Commissioner Say:  Officals In Bureau of- In: vestigation Gave Him Ne Co-operation.

WYCKOFF HAS RESIGNED   A FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONER SAYS OTHER OFFICERS WOULD NOT CO-OPERATE,

'FRANCE PLANS PART PAYMENT      Nation Will Tranemit Fair Share of  Tree WTbeh¢

FRANCE TQ SELL U. 3. ARMY GOODS   MATERIALS PURCHASED FROM A. KE. F. TO BE SOLD THROUGH AMERICAN BANKERS,

U5, ARMY STOCKS ~ AELP TD PAY LOAN   AMERICAN BANKERS WILL ADVANCE LARGE SUM ON SUPPLIES, IS REPORT.

French Plan To Resell Us Our Supplies   Out of the Profits They Will Pay Part of Debt

CBAL TO BE SPEEBEB UP IS GFFICIAL FORECAS]   Delivery of 20,900,000 Tons by Nov. 1 ds Expectation of Commerce

HEAD OF STEEL FIRM DIES   Charles H. McCullouch, Jr., Succumbs in Hospital at Galtimore, Says Dispatch to Suffato. in Hospital in Suffate.

HEAD OF STEEL FIRM DIES   Charles H. McCullouch, Jr., Succumbs in Hospital at Baltimore, Says Dispatch to Buffalo.

JOE CANNON HAS A BROKEN WRIST   Former Speaker of House Slips o1 Lump of Coal in Basement ot Homes

DRESEL TO BERLIN   Will be American Charge in Germany for Time Being. —~   (Ry Tinkted Preea)

DRESEL TO BERLIN   Will be American Charge in Germaey fer Time Being.

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS ARE TO BE RESUMED   American Commissioner To France Leaves For Berlin

SUPPORT URGED FOR CABINET OF [ OYD GEORGI   _ ote of Censure Over Appropriations Threatened and Government Is Worried

BRITISH CABINET IS THREATENED T0 BE CENSURED   QUARREL OF APPROPRIATIONS CAUSE URGENT CALL FOR SUPPORT TO BE SENT OUT

Urgent Call Sent for Support ~ When Vote of Genstire Is y.   VICE PRESIDENT SENDS RESIGNATION TQ LEAGUE   Scramble Among Small Na_tions for Important Post Is Under Way,

BRITAIN FACES CABINET CRISIS   Vote of Censure Over Appro priations May Result in Cabinet's Resignation.   WAGE BITTER WARFARE

RGENT CALL FOR HELP BY LLOYD-GEORGE   Vote of Censure Over Appro priations Measure is Threatened.   MAY BRING RESIGNATIONS

DALY. GAGINE FACES GRtGta   VOTE OF CENSURE OF LOYD GEORGE G ‘OVE RNMENT PENDING IN HOUSE OF COMMONS.   0. $, CAL SENT OUI   With Vote of Censure Threatening Urgent Call Has Been Sent Out For Meeting of Cabinet.—The itody May Resign.

CABINET FAGES BRAVE CRISIS   England May See Change in Leadership Very Shortly —

LLOYD GEORGE IS SEEKING SUPPORT   When a Vote of Censor Qver the Appropriation Bill Was Threatened

MISS ZOA BLODGETT WEDS ILLINOIS MAN   MARSHPIELD GIRL, WELI KNOWN HERE, MARRIED 0} TURSDAY 

MISS ZOA BLODGETT ! WEDS ILLINOIS MAN      MARSHFIELD GIRL, WELL KNOWN HERE, MARRIED ON TUESDAY

University Machinery Will Be Rushed to Utmaest to Keep Up Sith the Rush

REGISTRAP’S OFFICE IS KEPT OPEN TODAY FOR APPLICANTS   CROWD IS COMING IN   University Machinery Will Be Rushed to Uimest to Keep Up With the Rush

FULL BENCH SITS IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CASE   Attempt is Being Made to De. termine Where Control of the Church Reatae.

LITIGATION OVER CHURCH CONTROL IN SUPREME GEURT   ‘Case to Decide Differences  Among Factions of Chris  . tian Science Faith

SCIENTISTS’ CASE NEARS CONCLUSION   Withdrawal of Mrs. Emilie B. Hu lin, a First Member of the Charch, Simplifies Proceedings

JOINED IN WEDLOCK   CEREMONY. AT ST. JOSEPH’S -GHURCH YESTERDAY MORNING   LE MARS YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED   Freymann-Berner Nuptials Join Two 2 Well: Known’ Families. —Will Gon, “tinue ‘to Live. in. LeMars .Where “Groom Is in’ Business. ;

PROMINENT. CHARACTERS “TAKE OFF" OTHERS OF SAME IMPORTANT DEGREE

GRIDIRON MEMBERS  BANQUET   Thirty-fifth Annual Dinner Made Occasion of Post Mortem on Recent  ' Campaign.

GRIDIRON CLUB IN ITS ANNUAL FROLIC   Hold Post Mortem on Presidential Election.

GRIDIRON DINNER HAS POST MORTEM  ONTHE ELECTION   Politicians Given Chance to Se  Themselves as Others See Tham.

GRIDIRON CLUB HAS DINNER.   Washington Newspaper Men Mak« Merry With the Statesmen.

League of Nations ‘Sent t Alien Property Custodian; Slush Fund Rumor There

LEAGUE OF NATIBNS TO CUSTODIAN OF ALIEN PROPERTY   Oration Over Body of Covenant Delivered by Mark Anthony Hitchcock.   HARDING CHANGES LOCK ON WHITE HOUSE BACK DOOR   Thirty-fifth Annual Dinner of Gridiron Club Made Occasion of Post Mortem Presidential Election for Benefit of Politicians and Statesmen.

Gridiron Dinner Is Made Occasion of Post-Mortem - on Presidential Electior

ALL BIG PROBLEMS HAPPILY DISPATCHED BY GRIDIRON GLUB   League of Nations Sent to Alien Property Custodian by President Harding   FAMOUS ORATIONS DELIVERED BY HITCHCOCK AND OTHER MEN   Annual Gathering in Washing: ton Usual Historic Affair

INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL MEETS   R:3:cccrtatives of the Denomination from All Parts of World Gather  in Boston.

3,000 DELEGATES AT CONVENTION   ‘Congregationalisis From Many Lands Assembled at Decennial Gathering.

Armenia is Under Soviet’s Tutelage _ Moscow Declares   Denial is Made of Dissention Between Turk Nationalists and Buss Reds

QONFER ENCES WITH SENATOR ARE ENDED   Noa Decision is Annourieed by La Follette as to His Plans for Presidency   STONE IS ALSO HERE   Head of Railway Engineer: Helds Conference With Atty. General Blaine

A§-ERS? VISIT 15 WITHOUT RESULT   L'aFollette Gives Out No Decision to Amos Pinchot of New Party.   RAILROAD MEN THERE

LITTLE IMPROVEMENT IN STREET CAR STRIKI   Brooklyn Goes To Work Ir _ Buses And Similar Conveyances—Riots Squelched.

SECRETARY OF WAR BAKER   Stands Firm for Jeffersonville — De clines to Postpone Transfer of Rochester Shop.

secretary Baker titm   WILL MOVE BIG SADDLERIES  HERE AND OTHERS MAY FOLLOW.   0. M. Depot To Be Great National  Center.

GOODBYE, OLD JOHN, SAYS UNGLE SAM   lationwide Prohibition Making, Selling or Trans- porting Liquors Effective

COUNTRY GOES DRY TONIGHT   AT - MIDNIGHT WHEN C.ONS TIT U TIONAL PROHIBITION BECOMES EFFECTIVE.   Provisions of National Pro- hibition Laws — History of Long Fight Against Liquor Traffic — Had Inceptian in Ohio.

URY NATION JOHERED IK Ay MIDNIGHT   Yid John Barleycorn is Qustec From Entire Nation by Con stitutional Amendment  etn et a  ST ee yee a ob 42h se _- ee te oe CE   STRINGENT LAWS GOVERN   Belief Expressed That Saloon: Are Gone Forever .

Eighteenth Amendment in Ful Force After 12:01 a. m., Jan. 17, 1920.   PROVISIONS ENFORCEMENT STATUTE FULLY SET OUT   Change Will Not Be Noticeable After Months Under the Wartime Drouth.

FINAL EXIT AT MIDNIGH)   Country Goes Dry Under Provisions of Eighteenth Amendment to Federal Constitution.

PROHIBITION LAW EFFECTIVE TONIGHT   Amendment Forbids Manufacture, Sale or Transportation of Intoxicating Liquor for Beverage Purposes.   LITTLE CHANGE MADE IN DAILY LIFE OF PEOPLE   Existence of War-Time Bar Has Accustomed Nation tc Abstinence—Great Quantities Remain Unsold,

PROHIBITION RULES  —UNTED STATES AT TWELVE TONIGHT   No More Whiskey, No Brandy, No Beer, No Wine and Not Even Any Home Brew   Regulations Are Announced by Commissioner to Enforce  Amendment Everywhere

MANY. GALLONS OF BEVERAGES IN WAREHOUSES   Prohibition By 18th Amendiwvent Climax‘: of Long Fight a

Constitutioaal ‘Amendment is te _ bwin Working Order I Then.      NDS MANUFACTURE AND SALE      Liquor in Transit May be Con > Riscated Along With Vehicle ” of Transportation,

MIDNIGHT TO USHER ~INREAL DRY SPELL   Can’t Even Show Picture o intoxicants in Public Here after Under Law

URY NATION JOHERED IK AT MIDNIGHT   Mid John Barleycorn is Qustec From Entire Nation by Con stitutional Amendment   STRINGENT LAWS GOVERN   Balief Expressed That Saloon: Are Sone Forever -

AMERICA FIRST GREAT NATION TO BECOME DRY   Constitutional Amend. ment Effective in  Few Hours.

SWAN SONG FOR DEMON RUM IS -GHANTED; STRICT REGULATORY BAN TO SQUELGH ALL VICLATORS   Power of Enforcement Vested in Internal Revenue Bureau; Supply of Liquor Unex-. hausted as End Draws Near.

COST ONL PROHIBITION DUE Be ew   Beginning with’ One Minute Past 12 O'clock Tonight _ Nation-wide Prohibition is  __... An Actual Condition.   JUST--WHAT IT—BRING:      Drastic Bars Raised against Manufacture and'Sale of Any Intoxicating Liquors within the Juris diction of U. 5S.

BANKERS AND RAIL MEN WORK 10 GET TRAFFIC MOVING   INTERSTATE _ COMMERCE  COMMITTEE FRAMES . ROGRAM, FINAN CTERS CONFER.   ATT: BUSINESS ‘HIT   Restoration of Transportation Service Not Sufficient Remedy.

TALK OF FREIGHT JAM   Federal Reserve Board Meets Reserve Bank Official.

HARDING ASKS FOR CLASS PEACE AND, WITH NATIONS   epublican Candidate Urges Honest Po. litics Saying Faise Appeals Worse Than Destroying Ballot Box.

HARDING _ VIGOROUS IN OHIO   PRESSING HIS. AS. SAULT -ON.. DEMO: CRATIC POLICIES AND SH ORTCOM-. INGS. “s  gt   Calls for the Election of a Republican Congress ta  Act With Him as Pre esidant.

Six Die When Troops Fire On Mob Bent On Lynching   Preero  Sentexo From Rope by  Body State Toni

TO BE ELECTROCUTED   Must Pay Fer Crime March 11—Attacked Child on Way to School Several Days Ago Killing Her With Stone.

LABORPLANSTO DUST OPPONENTS AT WASHINGTON   CAMPAIGN WILL BE AIMED AT ALL CANDIDATES IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION

PLANS AGGRESSIVE FEDERATION OF LABOR POLITIGAL GAMPAIGN   FIGHT WILL BE MADE ON NA. TIONAL AND STATE CANDI DATES UNFRIENDLY TO LABOR PLANS.

LABOR WILL BE ACTIVE IN THE ~ {990 CAMPAIGN   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR COUNCILS TALK aya TODAY.

FEDERATION 10 HGHT AGAING! LABUR ENEMIES   Political Candidates Unfriendly to Cause Opposed by Trade and Crafts; Conference Decides Action.

LABOR FEDERATION TO FIGHT ENEMIE!   Organization Will Go Into Cam: paign Next November For Better Officials. °   TO ENTER STATES ALSO

ABOR PLANS 10 THROW ITS HAT IN ~ POLITICAL ARENA   Aggressive Campaign Will be Conduct ed in Connection With General  Elanrtétlian

AF. OF L 10 ENTER POLITICAL FEL AGGRESSIVELY   Plans for General Campaign Formulated Today by Leaders

NOVEMBER POLLS WILL SEE LABOR HUNT FOE SCALPS   Congress. State Legislature, President and Governor Aspirants to Be Vised.   UNFRIENDLY CANDIDATES TO BE ACTIVELY OPPOSED   4,000,000 Estimated Strengtt of Vote That’s Available to Protect Unionism.

ORGANIZATION IS OILING MACHINERY FOR 1920 CAMPAIGN   ‘GOMPERS PRESIDES : AT MEETING TODAY

ARMY: OF ) WORKERS:   ORGANIZERS WILL BE eet BROADCAST OVER COUNTRY.      Labor WII-Not Support Any Gand  diate From President Do .Who is Not “Friendly”,   a

TIGHTENS PARTY LINES TOENTER 1920 ELECTICNS   Opposition Stronz to Every ' Candidate Unfavorable to Unions.

American Federation of Labor Active   Flims for Vigorous Politien Cam. paign by American Bederstion of Labor,

LABOR UNIONS 10 BE ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGK   A. F. L. Plans to Get Into the Political Game With Both Feet.   WORK FOR CANDIDATES FAVORABLE TO CAUSE   ‘Aggressive Battle is Being - Planned That Will Cover the Entire Nation.

WILL ENTER POLITICS   FEDERATION OF LABOR PLANS AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN.   Effort to Be Made In Frery Branch of Tabor—Every Candidate's Record to Be Examined.

A. F. L. IS TO MIX INTO THE FALL ELECTIONS   Organization Announces It Will Oppose Any Office Seeker Not Favorable to Organized  t aelhne. .

LABOR BODIES ' PLAN CAMPAIGN   Organization  Will Take - Prominent Part in . Coming Elections —

LABOR FEDERATION PLANG AGGRESOIVE ~ ELECTION CAMPAIGN   Will Wage Relentless Opposition to Every Member of Congress or Legislature Whois Unfavorable to Labor

AF. OF L. PLANS 10 ANNIHILATE THOSE WHO OPPOSE TT   Will Enter Politics to Oppcse All Anti-Labor Candidates Who Come Out.   VOTE 4,000,000 STRONG   To Be Most Aggressive Campaizn Ever Waged by Union Labor Forces.

HATINRING _ FOR PRESEN          "PEAT UNFAVORABLE PRET. -DENTIAL AND “LEGISLA-

A.F.L. PLANS AGGRESSIVE POLITICAL FIGHT; RAIL EMPLOYES CALL FOR ACTION BY HINES; U.S. PREPARES FOR RETURNING OF ROADS

FEDERATED LABOR PLANS POLITICAL ACTIVITY IN 1920   Will Make Most Ag gressive and Broadest Campaign.

TAKE ACTION IN NEXT ELECTION   AGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN PLANNED AT A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES   TRADES AND CRAFTS ALL WILL TAKE PART   Vast Army of Organizers And Work. ers Will ,Be Recruited For The Work. s

tle tt ee a. oe  tion of Letor Contemplat2d, WOE TO  UNFRIENDLY  andidates For All Offices Un favorable to Labor Will Be Marked For Opposition----Vast Army of Workers « ould  Dan Danrniiitan      WOE TO UNFRIENDLY

LABOR PREPARES 10 INTIMIDATE - WITH FOUR BILLION VOTES IN COMING ELECTION   Straight Class Fight to Be Waged by Unions A) the Wrasse   BOUND TO RULE THE MAJORITY

Most Aggressive’ Political ‘Campaign In Its History-Outlined. .   WiLL CARRY FIGHT (NTO. MOST REMOTE DISTRICT   Governors, Legislators anc  Representatives to Be’ Scrutenized.

LABOR TO TAKE. ACTIVE HAND IN 1920 CAMPAIGN   TO FIGHT UNFRIENDLY STATE CONGRESSIONAL AND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES,   Army of Organizers—Workers Will Present United Front Against All Not Favorable to Organized Labor.

of All fe Coumclk ang >   PURPOSE HOT FIGHT ON UNFRIENDLY CANDIDATES   Vast Army of Organizers and   Workers to Be Enlisted in the  _ Effort to Elect Only Officials Favorable to Oreanization

Arxc ican Federation to Camp o Trails of Candidates During Campaign.

LABOR MEN PLAN POLITICAL FIGHT   Candidates Against Federation Will be Opposed by Four Million Voters.

FEDERATION OF LABOR ENTERS POLITIC FIELE   Plans Made to Wage Fight Against ‘Unfriendly’? Men.

A.F. OF L. PLANS TO ELECT CHOICE OF EACH PARTY   Campaign Plans to Manipulate Next Election Laid in D. C. Today   CAN PICK PRESIDENT?   EVERY TRADE UNION IN LAND WILL BE CALLED UPON TO SUPPLY MEN FRIENDLY TO WORKERS

LABOR PLUNGE INTO POLITICS   American Federation Formulates Plans   TO FiGHT ALL URFRIERDLY   From President to Members o Legis'aturesin National Campaign Next November.

‘LABOR. TO. "ENTER THE FALL. ELECTION FICHT   American Federation of La bor’ Decides That Organized  Labor Will Take Part — Everywhere.   ‘WIDE. SPREAD EFFORT   Purpose Will be to Elect Men Who Are Friendly to Organized “Labor All over the Country.

NAVY PLANNED I PURGHASE PETRULEUM AVS AFFICER   Injunction Issued to Pre. vent U. S. Grabbing Fuel, Is Claim   L. A.ATTORNEY SAYS CO. IS THREATENED   To Make Test Case of Sell ing Oil to Government Under Price

RESOLUTE GIVES UP THE RACE   First of International Yacht Races Sailed Thursday Off Sandy Hook.   SHAMROCK BALKS  ) AT STARTING LINE   Time Allowance of 6 Minutes and 40 Seconds Given the Resolute.

ARMADA OF YACHTS, AIRPLANES ETC., ON HAND.   SIR THOMAS LIPTON TRYING TO LIFT CUP   The Shamrock Fourth and the Resc lute, Former Carrying England's Colors and the Latter the Stars and Stripes, Racing,

Resolute, American Defender, Leads Lipton’s Crafi by Half Mile at End of   RESOLUTE IS LEADING 9 “Mapre   Cup Race Contest is the Best Three Out of Five-- Winner Must Do Course in Six’ Hours

EATRA SESSION PROBABLE.   State Auditor Says Institutions Mins Have Money.

A GREDITARLE SHOWIXG   The Stork Heat the Reuper hy a Good "Margi

A CREDITABLE SHOWING.   The Stork Beat the Reaper by a Good Margin.

INVESTIGATE WILSON   ‘The Governor Has Ordered An 7 Examination of the Kansas State Banking Department.

 Governor Allen Orders Investigation on Account of Criticisms — Believes in Guaranty Law.

EXAMINE BANKING  DEPARTMENT SOO}   FAILURES OF BANKS HAVE BROUGHT OUT CRITI CISMS OF WILSON   Allen Ordered Investigation te Ascertain the Correctness of Charges

DECIDE TO OPEN NEW HOSPITAL   Efforts Now Being Made to Se cure Head Nurse And Assistant.   HAVE PLAN TO FINANCE IT   Decision Influenced By Fact That Many Patients Are Waiting For  Admittance.

NURSES ARE SOUGHT FOR NEW HOSPITAL   But So Far Directors of Adams County Institution Have Been Unsuccessful—Equipment Installed.

175 MODERN HOMES GIVEN WORKING MEI   Corporation to Distribute  Deeds Among Them,

TO KEEP WOMEN INFORMED LEAGUE      Woman at Geneva Will Report Facts ‘‘in a Neutral Manner.’’

PUT WOMAN ON WATCH   Will Revert League Actions for Woman Suffragists

WILL KEEP TAB ON LEAGUE   Suffrage Alliance to Appoint Womar Resident in Ge.ieva to Report on Operations.

WOMEN TO HAVE OWN DELEGATE AT GENEVA   May Form Committee to Fur. nish News of League.

‘LESLIE M. SHAW “WILL SPEAK HERE      Repuhlicon Campsign Sneaker Wil Address Meeting at the Court, House.

LESLIE M. SHAW WILL SPEAK HERE   Republican Campaign Speaker Wil Address Meeting at the Court House

Cook County Grand Jury to Continue Inquiry On Fixing of World Series

INQUIRY WILL BE MADE THOROUGH   Every Suspicious Game it Eighteen Months   UNDER SEARCH LIGHT   Present Grand Jury Investigating Baseball Scandal to Reorganize as Special for Purpose of Carrying Probe to Searching Finish—All Guilty will be Prosecuted

WILL PROBE BiSEBALL SCANDAL [0 BOTTON   Every Doubtful Game Played i: Either panes ’ Be Investi. eated.

BASEBALL PROBE TO BE CONTINUED BY JURY   All Suspicious Games Will Be Investigated—Suspects Not Tey Kerane.

NO IMMUNITY FOR TRAITORS ON THE WHITE SOX TEAM   Every Suspicious Game Played Within Past 18 Months to be Investigated.

Baseball Investigation Wil Be Contined, Says Chief Justice McDonal   Grand Jury is Directed to Con tinue Quiz to All Questionable Games.

Every Suspicious Game Played in Last 18 Months to Be Probed by Chicago Jurors} Brooklyn Players Make Statements to .. District Attorney; Nohe Suspected   LOYAL SOX STARS TO BENEFIT

PINK BOLL WORM LEGISLATION T0 BE FOUGHT VIGOROUS!   Opposition to Non-Cotton Zone Opens Headquarters for Special Session.

MAIL TRAIN RAID BY IRISH REPORTEL   FIFTY ARMED MEN TAKE TWELVE MAIL BAGS WHICH LATER ARE RECOVERED.

SOCIALISTS ARE SATISFIED WITH THE NEW CABINET   ‘Herman Mueller igs the New Premier and Others Named Are Mostly Socialists.   MANY MODERN GUNS ARE FOUND IN GERMANY NOW   French Claim This is a Violation of the Treaty and Is Looked on With Suspicion.

FORMATION NEW GERMAN CABINET ANNOUNCED   Hermann Mueller Premier and For.  eign Secretary—Gustave Bauer  Minister of Finance,

ANEW CABINET FOR GERMANY [3 FXPECTED TODA)   Herman Mueller Who Was Authorized to Form Government Said to Be Ready.   WILL BE A COALITION   Concessions Made to the Union: But Some Demands Re: ported Reiused.

MUELER REFUSES TO ACCEPT TASK ASKED OF HIN   FOREIGN MINISTER IN THE BAUER CABINET WILL NOT ACT.   WORKERS ARE FORCING CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT

HUN MINER  MADE Ph.uulllER OF NEW REGIME   Two Socialists Are Named As Members of the New Cab< inet: Consessions Were  Made To Trade Unions   WESELSEIGESTILL CONTINUES REPORT   Gcverment Troops Make Sortie And Drive Workers From Posts; Counter Attacks Are Made By Com munists

Part of City of Wesel Is Captured by Workers, Who Are Then Attacked by Government Treops; Mueller Refuses to Form New German Ministry.

PERSONNEL OF NEW MINISTRY FOR CERMANY   Herman Mueller Is Premier and Foreign Secretary; Geshler for Defense

NAMING CABINET   French Foreign Office Says He Has Declined To Accept Task.   YET BE NAMED PREMIER   Socialists Don’t Want Ger. inan Parliament Dominated By Labor.

MUELLER IS PREMIER   Formation of New Cabinet is Announced at Berlin.   Socialists Named to the Most Impor tant Posts—Democrat Is Minis_ ter of Defense.

MUELLER PREMIER OF NEW MINOT RY FORMED IN BERLIN   LAO PREDERATION EXPRESSES APPROVAL OF NEW CABINET,   FIVE MEMBERS SOCIALISTS   Democrats Fought to Put Count Remnstorff in Ministry But Were Defeated By Efforts of Majority Socialists.

Herman Mueller. - Announces New Organization, for Germany Governmental Affairs: Captain Cuno of Hamburg: American Line Is Minister Of Transport.

MUELLER HEADS: NEW CABINET   German Officials Deciarec to Be Satisfactory to  Labor Party.

$0 CIALISTS HAVE TAKEN LEADING PART   Foreign Minister Aceepts Task of Forming a New Ministry   SOCIALISTS ACTIVE   Were to Have Been Given Big Representation in Proposed Cabinet

NEW GERMAN PREMIER   MUELLER FORMS THE LATEST CABINET AT BERLIN.   Democrat Is Named Minister of De. fense—Socialists Get Most Important Posts.

MUELLER DEGUINES 12 FORM NEW GOVERNMENT PREMIER NOT CHASE   SEVERAL MEN PROMINENT IN TRADES UNION CIRCLES ARE MENTIONED FOR PLACE.

NEW CABINET FOR GERMANY IS FORMED   Announcement Just Made In dicates Hermann Muelle: is Premier and Foreigr Secretary of New Germar Cabinet.

THREE PARTICo FORM CABINET BY COALITION   SOME WANTED BERNSTORFF BUT MAJORITY SOCIALISTS WERE OFPOSED.   Desultorvy Fighting Continues Be. tween Troops And Workmen in Rhenish Prussia.

FATALLY SHOT BY OWN GUA WHEN CANOE OVERTURNS   Companion Narrowly KEseapes Drowning In Accident.

THIS HAD THE KICKh,.   It Also Got This Elwood Man in Ser ious Prouble.

THIS TAD THE KICK.      It Alto Got This Eljyooil Man in  ! jons- Trouble. 

DECKER T0 BE DISCIPLINED   Rear Admiral to Be Called to Ae: count for His Attack On Seere tary Danieis,

REAR ADMIRAL DECKER GETS DANIELS SORE   NAVAL SECRETARY TO REPLY TO RECENT CHARGES MADE BY ADMIRAL.

ACTION PROMISED ON DECKER ATTAG   Admiral Coontz; Acting Heat _of the Navy Department Awaits Instructions

DECKER LETTER. WILL ‘SOON BE ANSWEREL   Secretary: ‘Daniels Expected: tc  Take Action Regarding Ac _ eusations “Growing “Out . Sims Controversy.

THOMAS E. WATSON UPON TWO TICKETS   Republicans Place Name ~\\_ on Ballot.

SUSPEND FLAT 8 CENT FARE   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Allows 40 Percent Increase Illonois.

SUVIET PLAC DELEGATES at! EARTH TE RaWS   Boundaries Designated So As To Cause Objection From Poiand   REST OF CONFERENCE TO BECOME SECRET   Lithuanians Deny They Are in League With Bolshevik Agents

PRELIMINARY TERMS   For Peace are Presented by Bolsheviki Delegate

°F. HUGHES IS MENTIONED PERMANENT CHAIRMANSHIP   It Is Said Hays Is Boosting Former Republican Candidate for the Coveted Station at Chicago.

THREE WOUNDED   Restaurant at Massilon Relieved Of $5,000 in Cash

BANDITS: nus ‘1s       Shent. Phrees Mea wid i ‘ With -S5.000 Cx.

Three Men Wounded and Rob= “bers Escap ir -$6:000 “in Cash at Massilion, Ohio. -

THREE WOUNDED WHEN BANDITS ARE RESIST   Restaurant at Massilon Relieved Of $5,000 in Cash

TERRIFIC WIND SWEEPS ACROSS THE PANHANDLE   Walls Blown Downand Some Persons Injured; Also in El Pase.

VIOLENT WIND SWEEPS TEXAS   Panhandle Country Visited and Heavy Property Damage Done.

‘Wilhiams’ Substitute Carrying. ‘Principles of Original ‘Measure Engrossed by House.  arreinrnnrmnmaA mT   Substitute. Bill Extends ‘Provitions’‘to: Abply “to Railroadsand-Ter‘minal Companies:

eet ae eT eee eee ee eee eee  GOV. COX WILL PAY NEW YORK A VISIT

HEARST DON'T LIKEIT   CHICAGO MAN ISSIES CALL Por : » PARTY.” ‘       = Defeat. of Johnson’ was a SGf / ting of Amer

HEARST DONT LIKE II   CHICAGO MAN ISSUES CALL FOR A “THIRD VAT.”   Says Defeat of Jolinson was a stil fling of AmericAnisnt.

KEEL OF WEST VIRGINIA ' =O BE LAID WEDNESDA’   Superdcadnought Nianed for This Stato Win Begin ta Take Born. This Week.

FIVE GUNMEN TRY _. 10 FREE PRISONER   FULTON COUNTY JAIL AT WAUSEON, O., SCENE OF ATTACK.

JAIL RIDDLED Aa GUNMEN ATTEN? TO LIBERATE Pal   Bombarding Bandits With Shotguns Driven Away After Watchman Wounded.

RLY FRAY   ‘Wauseon Scene of Battle With _ Armed Thugs Bent Upon  Releasing Bank Robter.

ee Ee eee     Guamen Storrs Brisa to Liberate Ed O'Neil, ANeged Bandit. ©

JAIL BOMBARDED BY GUNMEN   Make Futile Effort to Release Man Held Ac Rank Robber

GUNMEN WOUND WATCHMAN TO FREE ED. O’NEILI   Bombard Jail in Unsuc-. , cessful Attempt to Liberate Bandit.

JAIL RAIDERS ARE REPULSED   Ohio Officers Battle Friends of Pris. oners—Watchman Wounded During Fighting.

PROBERS TOMEI IN WASHINGTON   Investigation of Campaign Funds Wil Be Resnmed Tuesday, Many Witnesses Summoned,

RENEW CAMPAIGN  PROBE WEDNESDAY   Senate Committee to Resume Cam: puign;Fund Investigation at Washington Wednésday.

PROBE TO BE REOPENED   Members of Campaign Funds Investigating Committee in Squahbble

ae 1  ER CABINET MINISTERS HAND “AV AESIENATION   Inter-Party Deliberations Look ing to Reorganization of German Government Prove to Be  Without Avail   WIDE BREACH DEVELOPS OVER QUESTION OF NOSKE   Berlin Party Leaders Declare  Men from Stuttgart Have Too Roseate Idea of Labor Situation in Capital. 7

Inter-Party Deliberations ing to Reorganization 6 .man Government Prove Without Avail.            WIDE BREACH DEVELOPS: OVER QUESTION OF NOSKE      Roseate Idea of Labor Siti tion in Capital

WOMEN VOTERS START BATTLE WITH PACKERS   virs. Edward Costigan Tells  Congress Children’s Lives Are   “ENACED BY BIG FIVE!   ouUT S!tX MILLON OF THEM ARE  ©CO 4INSUFFICIENTLY—MEAT  OISAPPEARS FROM TABLES OF POOR.

New Organization of Feminine Voters Presents Views’ to” Congress <<

Se pe 6 eee nminevnmene  FALE TRADE QUESTICH DODGED BY FINANCIAL ‘GROUP AT BRUGSSELLS   Recommendations Made by Standing Committees Urge Complete Peace as Necessary To Economic Recovery of Burane- in Renorts.

BRUSSELS SILENT ON TARIFF   Financial Conference in Belgium Urges End of Government Borrowing.

FREE TRADE IGNORED BY CONFERENCE   Recommendation: Dodge Important Question of Protection.

BONILLA ACCEPTS CANDIDACY   Former Mexican Envoy to U. S. Will Run for Presidency, Says Dispatch.

WILL TRY FOR PRESIDENCY   Ignacio Bonillas Accepts Candidacy for Mexico’s High Office.

FIVECHILOREN ~* BURN TO DEATH   arm Home Destroyed and Five Chil. dren From 5 to 16 Years Utd . Are Burned To Death,

FIVE CHILDREN DIE ~ IN BURNING OF HOM!   TRAGEDY. OCCURS WHEN FIRE DESTROYS FARM HOUSE TWELVE MILES FROM  . AITEREITITT.

FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Slept in the Upper Part of a Farw House,

TO DEATH IN FARM BLAZE   1 FOR SERVICE 7E MEN PLACE   Children Succumb A Father Stands Unable To Aid.

FIVE CHILDREN BURNED T0 DEATH   IN A FIRE WHICH DESTROYED FARW HOME OF EDWARD  aaa e@ ca ch

FIVE CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE;  _ PARENTS ESCAPI   TRAPPED BY FLAMES IN SEC OND STORY SLEEPING ROOM 5 TO 16 YEARS OLD

HARDIN TWP. GIRL ~ MARRIED TUESDAY   Esther Gorvin and Elsworth Cox United in Marriage

NICK COHN IS UNDER ARREST   Long Seught Bond Theft Saspect Captured at Washington.

BOND THIEF ARRESTED.   em 2 Isadore Cohn Is Caught After a Long Chase,

RIOTS IN BELFAST SEEM SUBDUED   Saturday Night, Corisiderad  Most Critical of Crisis, Passed Quietly   VICTIMS ARE BURIED   Streets - Lined’. With People But Expected  Ontbreak Fails to Materalize

BELFAST nULD INQUEST AND RUBIES WTI   ‘After Three Nights of Riotine  City Prepares for Possible  More Trouble -

IRISH FAGTIONS CROWD STREETS READY FOR FRA   Houses and Shops Whict Suffered Most Heavily Prominently Display Union Jacks.

BELF AST SPENDS NIGHT BURYING RIOT VICTIMS   Homes Display Union Jack a: Evidence of Occupants’ Loyalty.

INVESTIGATE Tit REFUSAL Gf STATES TO ARGHEASE RATES   Railroads Attempt to Show Great Losses  by Refusal   STATES HAVE RIGHT TO FIX RATES

REDS BREAK POLISH LINES NEAR CAPITAL   Russian Bolshevik Forces Are Now Within Fifteen Miles of Warsaw.

PULtO DECLARE Mado ATTAGK ARE REPULSED   Russians Are Battering Way Westward Toward Plock, but in So Doing Lengthen Whole Front Before Objective.   GUN AQAR HEARD IN GITY   Patrols Force Way Into Ellvo, the Polish Corridor, Through East Prussia, After Slight Engagement.

PLANE CATCHES FIREWHENIT FALLS   Son-in-Law of T. W Warner Dies In ° Crash

FLYERS CRASH TO’ DEATH IN ZOGMIN   CADETS FALL FOUR HUNDRED FEET AT KELLY FIELD.

GOVERNOR SMITH DEFENDS BEER BILL AT HEARING   Says Dry Amendment Was Drawn by Person “Not on the Level”   Executive and Anti-Saloor League Lawyer Have Long Verbal Tilt

0 Aan sa HELD AT ALBANY      On Bill to Legalize ‘Manutac  _ ture and Sale of 2.75 Alco holic Content Béer—Spirt a Heartens < ;

UTAH MINES SHUT DOWN   Rail Strike Forces Four Thousand Oar bon County Miners Out of Work

EXILE TO BUY PRESBYTERY   Former German Crown Prince of Ger many Arranging for Permanent Residence.

COLORADO MINERS - WALKGUT BEGINS   ; . me ra  RUSSELL WORKERS QUIT PITS:  THOUSAND OTHERS FOLLOW, SAY UNION LEADERS. ©   i Governor Declares Strike Ts Called in Defiance of State . Laws.

COLORADO COAL MINERS STRIKE GN ©. EVE OF ELECTION   RANGERS DISPATCHED BY GOY ERNOR TO KEEP ORDER IN NORTHERN FIELDS,

MAY 30 WORLD MEMORIAL DAY   New Veterans’ lIiternational Council, Just Formed, Recommends United “States Custom.

VETERANS PLAN — . IN: TER-ALLIED_ MEMORIAL DAY   Paris Council Session ‘Seeks te Bring World War Fighters, - Closer.- .

REJOICE THAT — THE PRESIDENT IS RECOVERING   Connecticut Democrats in State Convention Elect Delegates and Adopt Platform.

ra: nina * CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS SEND . : ‘UNINSTRUCTED' DELEGATION

TOBACCO IS BRINGING GROWER IN KENTUCKY LESS THAN NINE CENTS   ‘They Threaten to Revolt and the Situation Gets  Critical Again

U. S AND ARGENTINA IN TIEUP JUST NOV   Of Commercial Traveler’s Privileges in Each Country Say Buenos Aires Reports

LS AND ARGENTINA. , IN-TIEUP JUST. NOW   Of Commercial . Traveler’ ‘Privileges § in Each Country ‘Say Buenos Aires Reports

MOONSHINE IS TURNED LOOSE IN CITY STREET   Crowds Block Traffic When Th Officers Consign Liquor Tt The Gutter.   One Man Scoops Up The Liquor And Takes Drink From Hands

OKLAHOMA CONVICTS RED.   Found Guilty by Jury Will Go to the Penitentiary.

“SHOT FULL OF HOLES.”   That is Wey Tipton People Speak of Kokomo Labor Situation,

House Committee Is to Urge Congress to Drastic Step JOHNSON’S IDEA  et  Washington Solon on Need of Putting Up Bars   Expect Special Session.

CONGRESS MUST BAR INCOMING ALIENS   Death of Passport Law Open: Gates for. Europe’s Hordes.

NEW VERDICT IN . W. W. CASE   Visiting Labor “Jury” at Armistice Day Trial at Tacoma, Wash., Says “Not Guilty.”

WILL NOT DECLINE IN ADVANCE   The Nomination for a Third Term Those in Clase Touch to White House Say.

Cascais mmm mee unum uum dummeumtnemeemeeeemeceememe em eeeeeneremeeeeeeeneeaaaaaaaaea aa  WILSON MAY STILL “BECOME CANDIDATE FOR ANOTHER TERM   Only Decided Change in Political Situation Will Cause President to Break His Reserve and Declare « Where He Stands.   FEAR BRYAN MAY STAMPEDE CONFERENCE  Political Longheads Forcast Situation in Democratic Party During its Convention in San Francisco Next Spring. “<

ILSON REFUSES 10 PUT BY TnI TERM TEMPTATION   Lonely Occupant of White House Will Not be Drawn Out Even by Most Subtle Efforts on Nomination Question

WILSON TO KEEP SILENT ON THIRD TERM PROPOSA!   President Has No Intention of Declining Possible  PYRE A A ene

LIFT WAR-TIME RESTRICTIONS   ‘Lutheran Church Wants Winssion  aries on an Old Plane.

ANEW GREAMERY FOR EMMETSBURG   Option Secured on Lots Near . St. James. Would Issue $50,000-in Stock

QUARREL UNCOVERS BOY “CRIME TRUST’   Cop Overhears. Dispute ane ‘Nabs Youthful Burglars

Nebraska Political Candidetes Have 5 Days After Filing—Now Up to Pollard.

VOTERS’ PETITIONS MUST BE ACCEPTED WITHIN FIVE DAYS   Amsberry Says Prospectiv Candidates Must Make Up Mind Quickly.   Pollard Has Until Next Friday to Decide Whether He Will Run.

FATE OF ‘THE. FAI   WILL BE DECIDED LAST MI     READ AT           Have Decided to Do or Die.

FATE OF THE FAIR   WILL BE bDRCIDED SATURDAY AT LAST MEETING,   Hickers of County Fair Proposition Have Decided to Do or Die.

IF COVENANT [a  HOTLY OPPOSE   Irish Sympathizers at Labor Convention Say It Would  Sesure British. Areas

DECLARE WAR ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Irish Sympathizers at Labo Convention Up in Arms  Against It.

LEAGUE (SGU IN ALF OF L. MEET   Trish Sympathizers Declare War on- Covenant Ratification Prorram

ISH PROTEST 10 AF. L. ON LEAGUE   Radicals Don’t Want League Ratified With the Present Irish Plan Involved in the Treaty With Germany. — Ridicule Eneoland.

LEAGUE PLAN   A. F. L. Delegates Object te Any World Pact Endorsement

IRISH DECLARE WAR ON LEAGUE   DISAPPROVE OF LADUN RATIFECATION PROGRAM  Irish Delegates to Montreal Convention Organize Against Executive Committee of A. F. of L.

FRIENDS OF IRISH TO DEMAND RECOGNITION   Labor Convention Is Scene o} Struggle.

IRISH AT A. Ff. MEET ANNOUNCE WAR ON LEAGUE   Ratification Plan of the Ex ecutive Council to Have Opposilion.

WAR ON LEAGUE IN ~ ALE-L. CONVENTION   irish Fight A. F. of L. Ratification Without Reservation.   Acainet Any Covenant That Binds U. S. to Preserve Territorial Integrity of Britain.

IRISH START WAR ON LEAGUE PLAN I LABOR CONVENTION   Will Fight Any Covenant “Tha’ Binds American People to Great Britain.”

HAS ADJOURNED TO TOMORROW   Free Ireland Sympathiz. ers in Session With Labor Federation

IRISH OPPOSE LEAGUE   FIGHT A. F. OF L. RATIFICATION WITHOUT RESERVATION.   Against Convention Act Binding Then to “Respect England’s Terrlitorial Integrity.”

ASH SYMPATHIZERS IN FEDERATION DENCUNGE LFAGHE RATIFICATIO   OPPOSE RATIFICATION PLAN SUG. GESTED BY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL RECENTLY,

IRISH MEMBERS READY TO FIGHT LEAGUE PROPOSAL   American Federation of Labor Has Real Trouble on Its Hands.

ANNUAL STRIKE ~ STREET GAR MEN   The Des Moines Car Men Will Go 61 Strike Tuesday Morning Probably

Will Separate Richest Indian From His Wif.   ‘Pretty Paleface Bride Charg. ed with Attempt to De fraud Redskin of Millions.

Peace May Mean Germany-Russo Alliance  CONTINUE FIGHTING British Trying Hard To  Bring Peace

KILLS SELF ON FAMILY LOT IN CEMETERY HERE   Andrew Haag ‘ Takes Own Life At Oakland About 9:30 A. M.  Tn Oto wrk x   ‘NO CAUSE IS GIVEN

KILLS HIMSELF AT CEMETERY   FORMER RESIDENT OF PRINCETON SHOOTS HIMSELF ON THE FAMILY LOT

CHEMICALS ARE NEEBED   Water Supply for 30,060,000- People  Requires Chlorine and Alum ta Pufe_

SHORTAGE OF CHEMICALS MENACES WATER SUPPLIES   State and City Boards of Health Make Emergency Appeals to Health Service

MANY GUTico IN ANGELA PUR WATER SUPPLY   BROWNWOOD WELL SUPTLIET WITH CHEMICAL FOR USE IN PURIFYING WATER,

NEW ORLEANS IN OLD DUDS   Campaign On in the Crescent City te Force Down the Cost of Clothes.

CRESCENT CITY FIGHTS H.C. OF L.   Discarded Clothing and Last Year’s Straws.  Worn in N. O.

LISTEN!   CRESCENT. CITY © FIGHTS H.C. OF L.   Discarded. Clothing and Last Year's: ‘Straws Worn in N, O.

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.   Frank Stout Received Sealp Wounds When Car Hit His Bord.

MIRACULOUS ESCAPR.   <; Sg is By rank Stont Received Soa; When Ca¥ Hit iH       yp Wounds VYord.

LATE REPORTS SHOW MEXICE REVOLT GROWS   No Appeal io U. S. For Aid a Yet—-Conferencte of Factions Arragged fn Sonora.

REVOLT ARCATA MEXICO oil PERELS UNITE   Advices to State and War Departments Confirm Renorts.   HOLD OUT PEACE OFFER   Doubt Expressed That Secessionists Will Listen to Mission. ~

SEE SPREADING OF REVOLTS IN MEXICO STATES   U. S. Government Reports Indi. cate Increasing Area of Turmoil.—Battle Js Near?

REVOLT IN MEX GROWS DAIL   MOVEMENT BEGUN iN SONORA  NOW HAS SUPPORT OF FOUR OTHER STAIES.

REVOLUTION GAINS GROUND IN MEXIEO   DISPATCHES INDICATE EN LARGING AREA OF THE AFFECTED DISTRICT   AARANZA SEEKING PEAGE   Obregon Leader Declares Repre sentatives Now on Way to Sonora to Propose the Termes

FIVE MEXICAN STATES REVOLT AGAINST GOVT.   Reports Show Carranza Faces Serious Uprisings

MEXICAN REVOLT “GROWING SAY ALL + APORTS RECEIVED   I'wo New States Are Said tc Be in Sympathy With Revo lution—Troops Clash To day-—U. S. Watching tt Event Carefully.

Uo, STUDIES CAIN OF MEXIGAN REBELS CARRANZA SILENT   Ban on Munitions Still i Effect—Miksion Nearing Sonora.

MEXICAN REVOLT SPREADING; FIVE STATES SECEDED   Leaders of Rebel Bands Will Help Fight Car ranza

MEXICAN REVOLT   At Least Four ‘States’ Said To. Have Joined Revolt Begun In'}t} au Sonora. -

NEW REVOLT IN  MEAICO GROW MORE SERIOUS   TNITED STATES WILL CONTINT? TO BE MERELY AN OBSERVER  OF AFFAIRS,

MEX REVOLT JS GROWING   Position of United States Will Be That of an  Cbserver

REVOLUTION IN MEXICO SPREADS 10 NEW STATES   United States Position Expected To Be Merely That Of An Observer.  Opposition to Carranza $6 Grows Hourly in Many Dis tricts.

ADVICES INDICATE   State and War Department Ad. vice Confirm Reports of * Growth of Revolt.

MEXICAN REBEL RANKS GROWING REPORTS CLAIM   Four States Support Sonora Villa To Aid War On Carranza.

CARRANZA TRIES TO MAKE-PEAGE   Mexican President Would Parley With Sonora Rebels Who Are Gaining Strength.

Sonora Secession is Duplicated in at Least Four Other States.   REBEL CHIEF WILL AID THE REVOLUTION   United States Has Made No Move to ‘‘But Into’’ the Scrap.

FOUR STATES, OTHER THAD SONORA, REPORTED Tt WASHINGTON TO BE 1 REVOLUTION

AREA OF REVOLT IN MEXICO NOW GAINING GROUND   Villa and Other Rebe Chiefs Promise to Hely Sonora State Troops.

REPORTS SAY CANTU QUITS Preas  ..: i. a ata” eure rear ) Sar. ge as _, .

PACIFICATION OF MEXICO 6 NOW COMPLETE   So Declares Robles Confirm. ing Settlement of Lower California Situation,

RENTY OF MONEY ARSUND   Thousand Dollar Bills anc $45.00 Per Week and Expenses   NOTHING TO NEWBURY

CONTINUE 10 GET EVIDENCE IN TRIAL OF NEWBERRY CASE   C. H. Higbee Takes Stand Again Today and Continues His  Testimony.   LITTLE PROGRESS IS MADE   $130,0G0 Was Appropriated fo Publicity in the Newberry  Election Drive.

TELLS OF PUBLICITY — IN NEWBERRY DRIVE   Cc RR. HIGBER, GRAND JURY CLERK RELATES CIRCUMSTAN.CES RELATING TO ELECTION OF SENATOR.

‘CHICKEN’S PECK IS FATAL.   Four-Year-Old ‘Chicago. Lad a Victin  op Tt nabiaw

MONEY POR HIGHWAYS.   ie ee  State Commission to Ask for a Thirty Cent Levy.

MONEY For. WIGHWAYS,      Stace Canim     ion to Ask for a Thirt: Cent Levy. ue

SENATE COMMITEE HEARS ‘AMBASSADOR   Board Probing Red Propaganda Summons L. C. A. K. Martens Before It.

MARTENS ON TRIAL.   SeH-Sivled Rassian Anrhassader Qurs.tioned by Senate Committee.

MARTENS HEARD; INQUIRY ENDS   SENATE PROBE OF RED PROPA. GANDA IN U.S. ENDS   New York Kepresentative of Soviet Government Gives History of Him self at Hearing

MARTENS SOLDIER OF KAISER   Russ Soviet “Ambassador” to the UV. S. Admits Serving in German Army.

Self-Styled. Russian Soviet.Am“‘passador to United States is First Witness Called Before Senate: Committee   DEPORTED TO GERMANY - AFTER PERIOD IN JAIL   Submits Authorization for. Taking Over Property of Former Russian Legations and Government Funds in America

MARTENS SERVED THE KAISER   “Saviet Ambassador” to the U. S. an Ex-German Soldier.

STATUS QUO WAS ONLY U. S. REPLY TO RED ENVOY   State Department Re main Silent to Soviet Envoy’s Message.

Members Give As Reason Pressing Enzagements—Bolshevik Propavanda Investigation. —_

SUVIET ENVOY’ WITNESS ber ORE SENATORS   e Presents Credentials to the Senate Investigating Committee

MARTENS 1S BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE 10 GIVE TESTIMONY   Gives Committee His Persona History Before it Adjourns Until Next Wednesday.   IS NOT AN _- AGITATOR   Senater Hardwick, His Counsel Says Martens Has No Desire to  Overthrow Government.

Re Peete ee ee et ae AMERICAN LEGION TO AID AMERICANIZATION OF IMMIGRANTS

AMERICAN LEGION MOS IMMIGRANT?   Will Have Headquarters  New York to Americanize Alienc.

SIREET CAR RUBS WILD   At Kansas City—Five Killed and., Persona Aboard Injured.

FIVE PERSONS ARE KILLED IN WRECE   STREET CAR AT KANSAS CIT’ GETS BECND CONTROL AND IS DEMOLISHED.   Efforts of Motorman Prove Unavailing on Strep Grade and Car Hits Switch.

"IVE KILLED, MANY HURT WHEN STREET CARTURNS SOMERSAULTS ON GRADE

Brakes On One-Man Fail to Work i Kansas City With Disastrous Results.

RAILROADS FILE FOR RATE HIKE AUG. 26   New Passenger, Freight and Pullman Rates All to Go Into Effect Nest Thursday.

FILING BLANKET SCHEDULFS.   Railroads Prepare For Increase in Freight and Passenger Rate.

3000. DELEGATES. “AT CONVENTION   Democr ats Convened i in Dallas at:11 o’Clock This Morning : _

BUSINESS TONIGH   Three Thousand Delegates, of Them Women, are in Attendance.

Harding Says He Has Giv. en No Cause for Offense   ACCEPTANCE SPEECH SHORT   - Oahinet Officers In. Alaska.

Chapman at Bat, Hit and Killed   Raymond: Chapman, Shortstop for Cleveland of the American League Hit by Pitcher Car] Mays, on Head

CLEVELAND SHORTSTOP IS KILLED   Skull ‘Fractured by Swift ‘Throw Delivered by - Carl Mays:   BLOW WAS TERRIFIC   Operation at Midnight, Fails ta Save Life of Veteran Player

CHAPMAN DEAD PLAYERS REFUSE 10 PLAY WITH MAY   Pleveland , American Short Stop " “Beaned” By New Yotk- Pitcher, Whose Team Mates Now Turn Against Him  eigen

BALL PLAYER IS DEAD   Ray Chapman of Cleveland Americans Succumbs to Blow.   Famous Shortstop Receives Fatal tnjury During Game With New York —Mays Overcome With Grief.

VETERAN SHORT STOP IS KILLED PITCHED BALL   May Remove Pitche Mays from Organized Baseball.

RAYMOND CHAPMAN —  CLEVELAND SHORTSTOP  MEETS TRAGIC DEATI   Hit on Head by Ball Thrown by Pitcher Carl. Mays and, Skull Fractured——Died This Morn 2 ea

CHAPMAN DIES AFTER BEING HITBY BALI   Cleveland Shortatop Never Recovers from Operation Following Fracture of Skull by Ball from Pitcher Carl Mays

RAYMOND CHAPMAN, CLEVLAND PLAYER IS DEAD FROM BLOW OF PITCHED BALL   Famous Shortstop Dies  From Injuries Received  When Sphere Strikes _ Him on Head

ONORTSTOP all BY PITCHED BALL OES OF INJUA)   Raymond Chapman, Star Cleveland Player, Never Regained Consciousness After Skull Was Fractured.

Raymond Chapman Victim © of *Balt Which Struck Him On, the Head In Yesterday’s Game.

Raymond. Chapman, Clevé land Shortstop, Failed to Recover From Blow:   OPERATION ON SKULL   Players in Gicom, and Game in New York Has Been Called Of.

CHAPMAN DIES FROM BLOW ON HRAD BY BAT]   VAEVELAND ~~ SHO ORTSTOP HIT By PITCHRY BALL BY  MAYS, OF NEW YORK Crp

CLEVELAND BALL PLAYER DIED TODA   Chapman, Star Player of the Indians Died. After Being Hit in the Head Yesterday By Carl Mays of the New Vork Claut.

CHAPMAN, HIT BY ‘PITCHED BALL, DIES   Gloveland’s Shortstop Never Regained Consciousness,

PIGHED BALL CAUSES DEATH OF CHAPMAN   Noted Shortstop of Cleveland Baseball Team Succumbed Today.   MAINSTAY OF TEAM WAS HIT BY MAYS   Has Been Member of Cleve land Team for the Past Eight Years.

CLEVELAND'S - SHORT STOP IS: DEAD IN COTHAN   3APMOND CHAPMAN DIES AFTEF OPERATION —WAS HIT IN " VESTERDAY’S GAME

RAY CHAPMAN IS DEAD   CLEVELAND BALL PLAYER SUCCUMBS TO BLOW ON HEAD.    Great Shortstop Receives Fatal Injury When Hit by Bal! Thrown by Pitcher Mays.

BIG LEAGUE NINE PLAYER HIT BY HURLED BALL; DIEt   RAY CHAPMAN OF THE CLEVELAND INDIANS DIES INN. Y.   BALL WAS THROWN BY PITCHER CARL MAYS OF N., Y.   Both Teams Cast in Gloom Over Ac cident And Games For Yesterday And Today Were Called Off

Dies in Hospital Today After Futile Operation on His Fractured Skull   GLOOM IN BASEBALL WORLD   Mays, Who Threw Baill, Overcome With Grief--Cleveland’s Chances for Pennant Hit

INDIANS’ SHORTSTOP KILLED BY PITCHED BALL AT NEW YORK   Raymond Chapman’s Skull Fractured by Mays’ Speeder “Sailer.”

BASEBALL PLAYER DIES FROM BLOM   Raymond Chapman, Hit on Head by Pitched Ball, Dies Fol lowing Operation.

SHORTSTOP CHAPMAN 2 KILLED BY BASEBALL   CLEVEL: AND P PLA AYER  SUrFERED FRACTURED SKULL FROM PITCHED BALL   Carl Mays Threw the’ Bail and Other American League Clubs Ask His Bauishment

Chipman at Bat,  ~ Het and Killed   Raymond Chapman, Shor {step for Qeveland of the Ame ican League Hit. by Pitcher Caz] on Head

INJURY IS FATAL TO RAY CHAPMAN   Famous Cleveland Short-Stop Injured in Monday Game Dies After Operation.  Death May Seriously Affect Success of His Team Remainder of The Season

NOTED SHORTSTOP DIES OF INJURIES   Ray Chapman of Cleveland Americans Succumbs to.Blow.   ‘ Famous Shortctop Receives {Fatal tn. jury During Game With N York —Mays Ove-come f.  — oe

CHAPMAN SUCCUMBS   FOLLOWING OPERATION INTEN DED TO SAVE HIS LIFE   BALL CIRCLES SHOCKED   Carl “Mays, Who Pitched Fatal Ball Extonerated

PLAYER HIT BY BALL DIES OF BROKEN SKULL   Raymend Chapman, Veteran and One of MainStays of Cleveland Team, Succumbs In New York.

PITCHED BALL. CAUSES DEATH OF R. CHAPMAN   Veteran Cleveland Shortstop I: “Struck on Head During New York Game   OPERATION UNSUCCESSFUL   Carl Mays, New York Pitcher Who Threw Ball, Is OverCome With Grief

RAY CHAPMAN IS KILLED BY PITCHED BALL      “Sailer”} Hurled by Car! ‘Mays Fractures Short> stop’s Skull and He Dies.   YANKS AND INDIANS ARE GLOOM-STRICKEN

PITCHED BALL ENDS CAREER OF STAR OF LEAGUE  LEADERS   Ray Chapman an Dies As Result Of Fractured Skull; Was Hit  in Head by Car! Mays      Player Fails to Rally After He Is Operated on at Hospital: Piece of Skull in Brain

ROBBERS TAKE SILK.   Loot Express Wagon of Box Containing Shirt Walses,

Allies Chance UpPlan   lies Will Give France ance To Gracefully Give Plan Of German Invasior

ALLIES WORKING TO OBTAIN WAY OUT FOR FRANCE   England’s Stand Approved Here Though it May Delay _._. Troop Withdrawal

FRANGEHAS BAD CASE OF NERVES   INVASION OF GERMANY ADMITTEDLY A BLUNDER.   BUT ALLIES NOT BLAMING HER   Diepesed to Aesiat im Finding an Easy Way Out—Hasty Aetion May Net Result, After All,  im Great Harm.

U. S. AGREES WITH BRITISH STAND ON CROSSING OF RHINE   Disapproves of French Occupa tion of Cities, but Has Faith in France’s Sincerity.   ACTION CREDITED TO INFLUENCE OF FOCH   Waliace Expressed  American View; Allies Expected to Find Early Solution.

ALLIES” ATTITUDE. EMBARRASSING 10 FRENCH PQSITION      Sate. Department Warmly Ap plaudes Outspoken Disap- -proval-of British.          MARSHAL FOCH IS BLAMED FOR MILITARIST POLICY   aspicions Grow, Former Com maander of All Arwies, Wants — 49 Dictate to France.       ‘POOP MOVE IS UNPOPULAR   Ati Are Seeking Way to Make LMt_ Easy -for French to 4 Withdraw Troops.

MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST IS TOCOTOJAIL   William Bross Lloyd and Nineteer Other Communists Convicted 0} Conspiracy In Federal Court.   RADICALISM DRIVEN TO OPEN   Son Of Wealthy Boston Philanth yopist Had Openly Advocated Revolution Of the Masses.    TRIAL COMMENCED ON MAY 10

MILLIONAIRE RED. AND 19 COMPANIONS ARE FOUND GUILTY   Members of Communist Labor Party Convicted in Chicago Court,   FINES AND PRISON SENTENOCRS IMPposrp   William Bross Lloyd, Wealthy Leader, Given 5 Years.—Freed on Bond Pending Apnenl.

SUGIALIT LLOYD AND 19 COMAADES ARE SENTENCED   Millionaire Receives Heav iest of All for Conspiracy Against Government.

20 SOCIALISTS  FOUND CUILTY F CONSPIRACY   LLOYD, MILLIONAIRE, IN LISI GIVEN SENTENCES ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES.

WEALTHY RADICAL DRAWS GENTENGE ~— IN PENITENTIARY   He Tried to Overthrow Government of the United States.

JURY CONVICTED 20 SOCIALISTS   i. B, LLOYD, MILLIONAIRE, ONE OF THE GUILTY AT CHICAGO   Sentenced to From One to Five Years and Fined $2,000 for Conspiracy to Overthrow Government.

RICH SOGIALIST AND 19 GUILT)   HOLD MEN FoR CONSPIRING T( OVERTHROW U. S  GOVERNMENT

OVO AND fla  ALS ARE FOUND SUILTY BY JURY “AN WINDY GIT   ionaire Socialist and His 'ineteen Companions Are -onvicted on Charge of jotting a Revolution   !OUS SENTENCES ‘GIVEN DEFENDANTS   “t of them Get From One y five years in the Pen ‘entiary; Few Are Giver ines in Addition

WEALTHY RED FOUND GUILTY   5-YEAR PRISON TERM IMPOSED ON LLOYD   19 OTHERS SENTENCED   Charged With Plot To Overthrow U S. Government

RED RADICALISM NOT PERMITTED IN THIS COUNTRY   Chicago Jury Convicts Lloyd and Nineteen Others Who Advo cated Use of Force   MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST FINED AND JAIL SENTENCE   Action Was Taken Under Tilinol Law Which Would Seem To Be Adequate,

TWENTY COMMUNISTS ARE GIVEN SENTENCES   WILLIAM BROSS LLOYD AND ASsoCIATES ARE CONVICTED IN CHICAGO.   Defendants Were Accused of Trying te Overthrow Government _ by Force.

William Bross Lloyd and Nineteen Other  Members of Communist Labor Party Are,  Convicted of Conspiracy to Overthrow — Government; Sentenced to Prison   VARIOUS PENALTIES ARE GIVEN

LLOYD AND ASSOGIATES GUILT!   Of Gonspiring To Overthrow United States Government—Received ' Seutences of One ta Five Years,

“GUILTY” HOLDS JURY IN TRIAL OF 19 COMMUNISTS   MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST GETS $3000 FINE AND FIVE YEARS iN JAIL.

LLOYD I$ SENTENCED.   —_—_— Millionaire Socialist Found Guilty of Conspiracy to Overthrow U. 8S. Government.

LLOYD !S8 SENTENCED.         Millionaire “Socialist. Found Quilty of Conspiracy to Overthrow U. 8. Government.

RICH SOCIALIST AND NINETEEN COMRADES MUST GO TO PRISON   William Lloyd and Associates Convicted by Chicago Jury of Criminal Conspiracy   ADVOCATE BLOWING BANK TO. FINANCE REVOLUTION   Defendants, Members of Com munist Labor Party, Used: “Free Speeh” for Defense.

FIND LLOYD GUILTY OF TREASON PLOTS   MILLIONAIRE SOCIALIST IS CONVICTED AT CHICAGO,   Prison Sentence of One to Five Years for Conspiring te Overthrow Goverament—Nineteen Fellews With Him.

LOYD 1S GIVEN FIVE YEARS: 20 MORE INCLUDED   ‘Great Victory for Whole United States,” Says  Maclay Hoyne.

independent Socialist Party of Germany Has Accepted Idea of Dictatorship by Proletaria

PROGRAM HAS BEEN ACCEPTED   Socialists ‘Issue CircuTar to All Parties  to This Effect

ARMY CHIEFS LOSE WAR RANK   War Department Formaliy Announces Discharge From Temporary Berths Ouring War.

WAR RANKS ARE ABOLISHED   Many Army Chiefs Lose Temporar Ratings in Service.

HAILWAY STRIKE TRACED TO RADICAL ORGANIZER WHO HAS DREAMS OF ONE BIG UNION IN AMERICA

END OF RAILROAD STRIKE IN SIGHT   UNION OFFICIALS CLAIM TO SEE DEFINITE BREAK. ING OF WALKOUT   MEN RETURNING TO WORK   Brotherhood Officials and Railroad Men Think Palmer’s Statement Will Bring . Men Back to Jobs

BIG BREAK It RAIL STRIKE IS EXPECTED   Exposure of Radical Influ ences Hoped to Have Good Effect.   CONDITIONS CLEAR AT THE NEW YORK END   Industrial Situation in Pitts burgh District Still  Desperate.

“Have: Good: Eff }         CONDITIONS ‘ARE SAID: ‘FO . BE RETURNING TO. NORMAL.        FOSTER IS IN. PITTABRUGH            Denies He. Has: Been Ont:  But Once in Four Months To Make Statement.: _

FEDERAL AGENTS ATTACK  TRAFFIC TIEUP PROBLEMS   Big Break in Ranks of Insurgents ir Prospect as Result of Radical Leadership Disclosures   SITUATION IS GRADUALLY RESUMING NORMAL IN CHICAGO WALKOUT.CENTER

[BIG BREAK IS \EXPECTED: TODAY   William Foster Announ: ced as Leader of Rail' road Strikes = 

CONDITIONS. SOME IMPROVED   Found That W.Z. Foster, Stee Strike Radical Leader, ts Guiding Geaitis,

OFFICIALS. AWAIT END OF STRIKE   ‘Hope That Palmer State ment Will Cause Return.  CONDITIONS IMPROVE   Eastern Strikers’ Show Signs oi Ne« goliatings; Weuld Lay Grievances Totare Bat) Tabor Bourd

LARGE NUMBERS RAIL OTRIKERG RETURN 10 WORK   Backbone of ‘Insurgent Walk: out At Chicago Broken— Dying On Coast.   Officials Wait for Big Break Expected As Result Palmer Statement.

THE FARM BUREAU DAY PROGRAM IS. ANNOUNCED   Large Number of Interesting Speakers to Talk to Farmers at State Fair.

LAND VALUES HIGH   ASSESSED FOR MORE THAN THIRD ACTUAL VALUE   PLYMOUTH HIGH IN LAND VALUE   Comparison of Actual and Assessed Values as Shown by Actual Transfers in-Seven Years Prior to: 1920 Shows Assessment. Low,

Comparison of Actual and Assessed Values as Shown by Actual Trans. fers in Seven Years Prior to 1920 Shows Assessment Low.

RED MOVEMENT ASSUMES PROPORTIONS OF NEW COUNTER REVOLT.   ‘ARMED WORKMEN PROCLAIM 'SOVIETS IN DIFFERENT TOWNS

NEW BOLSHEVIST MOVEMENT = THREATENS TO ENGULF GERMANY   Threat to Release 200,000 Russian Prisoners—Fightia Reported'at Kiel and Other Places--Vou Kapp Resign: * According to Official Statement From Bertin.

TWENTY ARE T0 BE ON TRIAL   Vien At Duluth Charged Witl Murder and Ricting Must Ap pear In Courts,

CAPACITY IS 4,000,000   Drilling Was Discontinued After Penetrating Eight . Feet in. Gas Sand   TUBING. NOT ON HAND   sudgment of ‘Expert Geologists Confirmed by Bringing. in Good Well

BRING IN GASSER   CAPACITY IS 4,000,000   Drilling Was Discontinued After Penetrating Eight Feet in Gas Sand   TUBING NOT ON HAND   »udgment of Expert Geologists Confirmed by Bringing in Good Well

PENDULUM SWINGS TOWARD DEMOCRATS   ROOSEVELT DECLARES PROS. PECTS IN WEST GROW ' STEADILY. —

COX 1S GAINING "ROOSEVELT SAYS  AT BINGHAMPTON   DECLARES THAT WEST AND MIDDLE WEST WILL BE STRONG.LY DEMOCRATIC.

ROOSEVELT SAYS €OX MUCH STRONGER IN WES1   Sentiment in New: York Show: Improvement, Vice-Presi» dential Nominee Declares.

RATFIGATION OF TREATY PROMISED  BY FE ROOSEVELT   ‘Democratic Vice Presidential  Nominee Sets Passage 60 Vays After Election.

OWIO'S WHEAT CROP ONE-HALT OF LAST YEAR   en hii oiait  Verena is 28, 416, 000 Bushels This Year

A FIFTY PER CENT WHEAT CROP SHOWN   OHIO FACING ACUTE SHORTAGE _IN- WHEAT AS SHOWN BY a LATE REPORT. .

OHIO'S WHEAT CROP ONE-HALF OF LAST YEAR   Such is Forecast of The State Agricultural Department   Forecast is 28,416,000 Bushel: This Year

Lloyd George Declares Independence Would Be Men ara ta Britain    No Home Rule Can Be Worked Out Until Peace Is Restored in Erin.

MURGUIA’S ACTION CAME AS COMPLETE SURPRISE TO AMERICAN OFFICIALS

HOUSE IN TEXAS TO REST   Says He Will Not Mingte in Sta.e Politice—-Suent on lasues of the Day.

HOUSE IN TEXAS TO REST   Says He Willi Not Mingle in Sta:ePolitics—Silent on Issues of the Day.

Sie? GAMBLING: = ONAL FO0NS   CONGRESSMAN BadR, OF NORTIT DAKOTA, FATHERS BILL TH \7 WOULD STOP CORNER:  IN FOOD,   PREVENT GAMBLING IN FOOD PRODUCTS   Operators on the Exchanges Would Be Prevented From Gambling in Wheat, Corn and Other ’ Necessities,

Would Prevent Corners In -Gorn, Wheat and Othet Necessary Articles and End Attempts to Wring Money From People— Goes to Ar. Commitiee

Food Profiteers Hit By New Bill   Heavy Fines Accompany Gam. bling In Necessities of Life - To Boost Prices

RY INTERNATIONAL KHEWRS SERVICE.   ‘House Bill Aims at Necessities Gougers

ASSERTS CAMPAIGN "AREFERENDUM ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS   COX SAYS ELECTION WILL rE “MANDATE FROM PROPLE TO SPNATE TO RATIFY ©   REPLIES TO CLAIM F WILLIAM H. TAF’   fbarply Mtacks Taft For Supporting Harfling After Latter’s Des foines Statement.

GOV-COX: TOURING OHIO THREE DAYS   DECLARES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION REFERENDUM ON LEAGES OF NATIONS   SHARPLY ATTACKS TAFT FOR SUPPORTING. SENATOR * HARDISG

BE MANDATE TA TAKE  FACIE   Democrat Replies fo Taft Charge That League Wil! Not Be Ratified,

LEAGUE IS COX GOAL IN OHIG STUMPS   Back in Home State Governor Holds Forth Strongly.

COX ON STUMPING CAMPAIGN IN OHIC   SAYS THE ELECTION IS A REFER. ENDEM ON WELSON LEAGUE

COX BEGINS NEW OHIO STUMP TOUR: ARMIN HITS SENATE   Declares, If Elected, Solons Will Not Dare To Repudiate Pact   RAPS JUDGE TAFT

UUX oAYa Hla ELEOIION WILL EAA MANDATE   Unthinkable That Senate Should Fail to Ratify if He Is Elected   DIRECTS SHARP REPLY TO EX-PRESIDENT TAFT   IF HARDING WINS AND ENTERS LEAGUE, AS TAFT ¥ LYS, PEOPLE'S VOICE WILT BE REPUDIATED, COX ARGUES.

ELECTION TO BE REFERENDUM ON LEAGUE NATIONS   That Is (he Assertion of Gov. Cox in Opening AKjs Three Day Campaign in Ohic

Gov. Cox Urges People xt _ Take Stand for or Again Covenant. :          WOBBLING SENATOR.1S. 2 ASKED POINTED QUES Sag   Will He Stand by Taft* Borah-Johnson. Viaw f Elected, ~~”

RAILROAD APPROPRIATIONS   $436.000.000 to Wind Up Federal Management.

UNCLE SAM TO PAY FOR RIDE   Cost Money to Make Railroads D¢ Duty in War Time; 20,000,000 to Be used to Square Account.

MPREA VICTOR IN ARKANSAS RAG   HOLDS SAFE LEAD IN GOVERNOR'S CONTEST—KIRBY CONCEDES DEFEAT.

QUJABOARD -— CAUSES ARRES'   NOT OF PERSONS GUILTY 01 MURDER, BUT OF THE OUIJA. "BOARD FIENDS

JOHNSON AHEAD IN CALIFORNIA   Leads by 16,000 in Returns From One-Eighth of State   cll Wood First, Johnson a Close Second in Indiana

RUTH HITS HOMER; FAN DIES   New Yorker Drops Dead as “ Clouts His Forty-Thied Home Run, '

RUTH HITS HOMER: FAN DIES   New Yorker Drops Dead as “Babe” Clouts His Forty-Third Home Run.

SATESWAN [3 HELD FOR CARUSO THEFT   POLICE DECLARE MAN ARREST ED ADMITTED POSSESSION OF SOME OF MISSING GEMS,

ARREST MADE Ih CONNECTION WITR BIG JEWEL THEFT   PRISONER SAID TO HAVE ADS TED POSSESSION OF Lone OF GEMS,

ARREST A GARUSO SUSPECT   Man Accused of the Theft of Tenor's Jewels Is in Custory at : Wew York.

SALESMAN H-LD   Charged With Having Committed Jewel Theft at Caruso’s Home.

Salesman Held for Theft of  9 , a) Caruso’s Gems   Brooklyn Man Led Into Offer. _ ing for Sale Loot Obtained  ' in Big Robbery

ARREST SUSPECT IN CARUSO GASE   Alleged sewel Thief Taker Into Custody as Result of Carefully Laid Trap   WOMEN . ASSIST POLICE   Poillon Sisters, Famous as Capturers of German: Spy, * Tip Off Detectives

Proceedings of the Supreme Council   Reply Received From Jugo-Slavs ag to the Adriatic Question—Switzerland'’s Attitude Explained

WARREN BLODGETT TO HEAD Y. M.C. A. ATK. U   HAD BEEN TEMPORARY SEC JRETARY SINCE CON HOFFMAN LEFT    New Secretary Will Be Assisted in Work by Students ——  Through Year

WARREN BLODGETT TO HEAD Y. M.C. A. ATK. U   HAD BEEN TEMPORARY SE! JRETARY SINCE CON HOFF- MAN LEET i   New Secretary Will Be Assisted r Work by Students Employed Through Year I

MRS. A. TIMMONS IN DIVORCE SUI’   Daughter of Late C. W. Fairbanks Asks Divorce.   Accuses Her Husband, Captain John W. Timmons of the Navy of Nonsupport.

ASKS FOR SEPARATION   MRS. A. F. TIMMONS ACCUSES HUSBAND OF NONSUPPORT.   Daughter of Late C. W. Fairbanks Seeks Divorce From Captain John W. Timmons of Navy.

SUES FOR SEPARATION   Daughter of Late C. W. Fairbanks Asks Divorce.   Accuses Her Husband, Captain Johr W. Timmons of the Navy of Nonsupport.

M *HLLAN ISSUES —PROOL AMAE   United States ‘Nias ster Tells Guatenalans There Is No Cause For Starting Révoludion.

GUATEMALA UPRISING THREATENED, REPORT   U, S. Minister Issues Proclamation to Populace.

U. S. MINISTER IN PROCLAMATION TO GUATEMALANS DECLARES THAT NO CAUSE EXISTS FOR STARTING A REVOLUTION

TO LAY OFF 2500 MEN   Pennsylvania Rairoad Still Cutting Expenses

PENN R.R. TO LAY OFF 2500 MEN WITHIN 5 DAYS   WILL MAKE NET REDUCTION OF 10,000 EMPLOYEES IN LAST SIX WEEKS

PALA WILL LAY OFF 2 S00 MORE EMPLOVE:   Total Hednetion OF 14,000 Mer Since Oct. .

Many Men Laid Off From Work On Penn.   Pennsylvania Railroad Reduces its  Forces

ATTACKS THE SENATE   Mississipi Senator Agrees With Benjamin Franklin.   Declares Upper Branch of Congress , Like the Fifth Wheel of a Wagon,

UNION LEADERS ACCEPT OFFER (It PRESIDENT   Call a Convention of Railroad La. bor Unions to Meet in Washington February 23.   WILL THEN CONSIDER  WILSON'S PROPOSITION   Railroad Executives to Be Asked to Apree to the Plan for a Special Tribunal to Deal With the Railroad Wage Problem.

RAIL UNION HEADS ‘ACCEPT WILSON PLAN   Agree to Proposal for Ap pointment of Tribuna to Investigate Wage Situ. ation

Digest of Data and Opinions Collected Through Elaborate Machinery of Policies Organization Basis of Discussion

REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE   Important Angles in vlatforsu Declarations May Be Outeome,

ON PLATFORN   Are In Washington Going Over Mass of Data Collected By Platiorm Committee.

f.0.P.PLATFOR   Chairman Hays and Othe Big Wigs Busy at Washington Today.

G. 0. P. CHIEFS IN CONFERENCE ON PLATFORM   Hays Heads Meetings at Washington Which May Develop Angles On Par: ty’s Platform.

HEWS FIRST CHIP FOR NEW PLANKS   Conferences Which Will Nail Platform Frame Together Are Held   AT THE CAPITAL TODAY   CONSIDERED PROBABLE THAT VERSAILLES TREATY AND MEXICO WILL BE IMPORTANT.

PAY LICENSE FEES NOW   Payment After First of Year Will Bé Too Late to Avoid Fine

PAY AUTO LICENSE .FEES NOW   Payment After First of Year. Will Be Too Late to Avoid ;  Ln oe

New York Police Head Is Indicted  In Vice Crusade   Inspector Henry Face: Neglect of Duty Charge.

POLICE OFFICIAL INDICTED.   Vice Crusade in New York Assumes Substantial Proportions When Jury Acts.

VICE CRUSADE IN NEW YORK IS GROWING IN IMPORTANCE   Seven Indictments Returned by Regular Grand Jury and Prominent Persons Are Among the Elect.

INDICTMENTS IN VIGE GRUSADE   Police Inspector in New York Charged With Neglect of Duty.

NY. POLICE ARE INDICTED   “Vice” Charges By Pastor Has Far Reaching Results; Five Investigations.

OFFICIAL REVIEW OF U, $; FINANCES   ‘No Justifisation for Spirit of Pessimism in Certain i. Circles. ©   FINANCIAL SITUATION GOOD   Comptroller of the Currency Jenn Sxelten Williams iseues Highly Optimistic Report of Conditions in  , the United 8* -*

OFFICIAL REVIEW OF U.S. FINANGES   No Justification for Spirit of Pessimism in Certain Circles.   FINANCIAL SITUATION GOOD   Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams Issues Highly Op. timistic Report of Conditions in  the United States.

mi re aR aR SE re  OFFICIAL REVIEW -OFU. S, FINANCES   No Justification for Spirit of Pes~ simism in’ Certain. Circles,   FINANCIAL SITUATION GOOD   Comptroller of the Currency. Solin Skelton Williams Issues Highly Op. + timistic Report of Conditions in.  : the United States;

U. §. FINANCES ENCOURAGING   No Justification for Spirit of Pes. simism in Certain Circles,   FINANCIAL SITUATION GOOD   Comptrolier of the Currency John Skelton Williams Issues Highly Optimistic Report of Conditions in  the United States.

OAYS FINANCIAL SITUATION SOUND   Comptroller of Currency Issues Review of Resources.   NO REASON FOR PESSIMISM   John Skelton Williams Gives Out a Highly Optimistic Report on Conditions in the United States— Clouds Silver-Lined.

DES MOINES HAS TROLLEY STRIKE   ‘ Usual it Occurs at ihe Time of the Iowa State Fair

UES MOINES GHIPPLED BY GAR OTRINE WHEN MEN WALK QUT TODA)   Demand Back Pay Which Company Claims It ~ Cannot Afford---Jitneys and Trucks Will Be Used To Accommodate State Fair Crowds.

DES MOINES FOLK WALK: STRIKE Oh   Judge Wade Refuses to Sanction Use of Imported Strikebreakers; Wilt Keep Peace in City: Hurries to Aid in Settlement Today.

STORM KINGS STILL MORE HAVO   JUST AS NEW YORK HAD RECOVERED FROM BLIZZARD OF MONTH AGO ANOTHER BIG  ONE APPEARS.

BLIZZARD HITS NEW YORK CITY ON SATURDAY   High Winds and Sleet Cause Damage and Halt Trans:  portation.   Temperature Takes A Hurried  Yran

60- MILE GELE. ~ SWEEPS RU. N.Y. ‘C/7NYONS   Wind Works Havoc’ in Gotham, ‘Shattering --Great Windows; Glass Rain Does‘Damage. —

Wrecking Winds Drive.  Through Skyscraper: Dis,  trict of Manhattan Follow: - ine Freak Storm Day.      RAIN, SLEET, COLD. ALL JOIN IN ATTACK   Crutters Purmed to Millraces, Chimneys Razed, Train: Checked and Abandoned, and Thousands Walk.

STORMKING © VISITS THE. - METROPOLIS   AS CITY. WAS RECOVER ING FROM BLIZZARI _OF MONTH AGO...   Rain, Sleet: and. and. Snow: “Ace  . companied by. Gale Which May Bode Ill for Shipping Of Coast. 2.

ON SATURDAY   High Winds and Sleet Cause Damage and Halt Trans.   Temperature Taves A Hurried Drop.

PENNSYLVANIA RIVERS   Snow Piled In High Drifts I Philadelphia; Trolley Ser vice Is Brought To Stand still By Storm

60 MILE GALE - HITS NEW YORK   Pelting Rain, Driving Slee! Storm snd Biting Snov  Squall Cause Damage   Sellars Flooded, - Road: Washed ~ Qut—Chimneys Tonnled Over

TAMMANY IGNORES LEAGUE   New York State Democratic Organiza. tion Substitutes Disarmament for Wilson’s Pian.

N. Y. DEMOS OFF WILSON POLICIES   REFUSE TO ENDORSE ADMINIS TRATION AT MEETING   League of Nations Is R@pndiated by State Organization — Delegates Dominated by Tammany Hall

TAMMANY . IGNORES . LEAGUE      New York State Democratic Organiza. tion Substitutes, Disarmament for (+ Wiléen’s Pian.

WILSON IGNORED BY TAMMANY   State Democratic Organization Turns Down the League.

SOLDIER SETTLEMENT OF CANADIAN LAND:IS RAPID   Three Western Provisices of Dominio Especially Favored. hs Former — Service Men ’

SOLINER BAND IS POPULAR   Fisten. Thousand  “Canucks"  aitle fm Western Urnada

FIRE IN HELENA FIXTURES PLANT CAUSES BIG 1 ASS   MATTHEWS WIL GO AHEAD.   Business Here Is to Be Continued—Origin Nat Known,

HAE WN HELENA HATURES PLANT CASES Bib LOSS   MATTHEWS WILI GO AHEAD.   Business Here Is to B Continued—Origin Not Known.

IRELAND'S REIGN OF TERROR IS SPREADING   Police Barracks In County Kerry Reported Attacked By The . Sian Feiners.

Over a Front of 120 Miles i. Polish a Is pong F Pound             Negotiations for A : ed—Soviet Foret in C tured Territory. {~

BREST-LITOVSK IS CAPTURED BY REDS   GREAT FORTRESS GUARDING WARSAW ON THE EAST  HAS FALLEN   BOLSHEVISTS DRIVE ON   Over a Front of 120 Miles the Polish Army Is Being Pound-_. ed to Pieces   Negotiations for Armistice Delay. ed—Soviet Formed in Captured Territory ©

SOVIET ARMY : SMASHES POLES    BREST-LITOVSK, MAIN DEFENSE OF WARSAW. HAS FALLEN.   WARSAW DOOMED’   RUSSIANS IN A GREAT SURGE SWEEP POLES FROM FIELD.   Wonld Oceapy Warsaw Before Armistice Is Concinded to Get Better Terms. 7

WARSAW DOOMED — TO CAPTEURE -- BY SOVIETS   Bolskeviki Bound to Take Warsaw Before the Armistice Is Signed.

LAST FORTRESS AT WARSAW FALLS   Soviet Forces Smash Their Way Forward in Big Drive.

FAMOUS FORTRESS FALLS   Red Armies Relentlessly Pounding Their Wav Toward Polish Canital.

Stampede to Nebraskaft Started ty—Woman Can; didate for Vice Presidency.:      DEMOCRATS ANXIOUS TO = HAVE HIS ENDORSEMENT          Chairman, White Still Worl ing on Democratic Campalgn Executive  flanamittaa.

OPERATORS WILL PIGHT      Those Frem Th States Dudicted: to Test Court's Jark Fiction,

SHERIFF PETERS WILL NOT ALTER HANGING PLANS   OBJECTIONS TO COOK COUNTY OFFICIAL’S ‘‘OBJECT LESSON’ EXECUTIONS IGNORED BY HIM.

IN A ROW OVER WANGING.  Siate's Attorney Warns Sheriff, (Lens  ee ee”

-SSAD PASHA'S DEATH BRINGS FORTH SCAND   Beautiful Parisian actress was with him when he was slain ~

INFATUATION FOR AGTRESS   Figures in Connection With Assassinaticn of Premier of Albania   WHO WAS SHOT DEAD IN PARIS ON SUNDAY   A Political Plot is Also Hinted as Directed Against tho Wietim

ALBANIAN ENVOY   Scandal Crops Out When Act. ress Is With Him During Shooting   SCENT ITALIAN PLOT      Poliee Investigate To Ascer. tain If Beautiful Woman Was Dupe

KENTUCKY FIELDS REPORT GUSHERS   Three Big Producers in Western Section:   WELLS DO 1,000 BARRELS

AENTUGKY FIELDS REPORT GUSHERS   Three Big Producers in West  WELLS DO 1,000 BARRELS

EADY TO TALK WITH ROOSEVELT   GOVERNOR COX RETURNS TO EXECUTIVE DUTIES AT GHIO STATE HOUSE.

END NOT IN SIGHT   Indiana Senate and House Art Tightly Deadlocked on Im. portant Bills as Sessioi Enters Third Week.   FIGHT ON TAX LAW IS GROWING MORE STUBBORN   Conferees Are Meeting in Effort to Adjust Differences But Not Much Is Bein; Accomplished.

LOOKS LIKE A DEADLOCK IN LEGISLATURE   Senate Insists House Must Ac: cept Home Rule Tax Bill As Amended.   ‘HOLDS UP OTHER BILLS   Legalization to Tax increases Kept In the Senate—Little Progress.

HOPEASSEMBLY WORK WILL END      Houses in Deadlock, - Take ‘up Duties Again at 2 This Afterncon.   TAX LEGISLATION HOLDS UP PROGRESS

And the Time of Adjournment Recedes To the Point of Invisibility   ‘LIEUT. GOV. BUSH PUTS DOWN HIS FOOT

SENATE: AND. HOUSE AT COM PLETE.  OGGERHEADS ON’ TWO: EMERGENCY MEASURES,

SHILLADY WILL KEEP CHECK ON FOOD INDUSTRY   Public Library Has Dis play Table Loaded with Pamphlets.

SOCIALISTS 10 FIGHT FOR ASSEMBLY SEATS REGARDLESS OF C03!   Young Rosevelt Succeeds In Having Hearings Public and Reported Verbatim

FIGHT TO FINO UOT AND EFFORT DORE CARDED   They Insist That Case Gi Through Without Any Pause to Conclusion.   Judiciary Committee of New York Legislature Make Preliminaries.

es = STEP ADS THE IDEAL sunTT OF TEGS   Assembly of League Council Will Mark New Era in Co-operation,   TEXT PRESIDENT WILSON’S CALL IS MADE PUBLIC   Will Bring tato Being a Living Foree Devoted to Task of Assisting Peoples of All Countries in ‘Their Desire for Peace, Prosperity   and Happiness,  7

MAN SHOOTS 4   Seven Casualties Occur Wher Crazed Renter Runs Amuck

INSANE MAN RUNS AMUCK, SHOOTS FOUR   Cornered by Police and Shot, Now in Critical Condition.

CRAZY MECHANIC RUNS AMUCK; IS SriUl BY PRLS.   Patrol Wagons Rushing o Scene Injure  Man and Babe.

Unsanitary Arrangements. 7 Said to be Responsible for ©  Typhus “Enidemic in Polane

FEARFUL EPIDEMIC OF TYPHUS RAGIN   Reports Submitted to Red Cross Officials Show Over Million Cases In Poland and Baltic Provinces.

THOUSANDS DIE OF THPHUS ON OLIN BORDER SAY REPORTS   Red Cross Officials Says Conditions Are Unsanitary and No Relief is in Sight, Because of Lack of Money to Combat Disease.

CLOTHING DISPUTE > REACHES CLIMAX    Piece Work Schedules Are Inaugurated. —

N.Y. CLOTHING. MAKERS ADOPT PIEGEWORK PLAN   ‘Comes As Climax To Controversy  With: Union: Workers. -

ee ee ee PIECE WORK SCHEDULE.   Clothing Manufacturers ~ Association ‘Inaugurates * Policy.

~INAUGURATE PIECE. c WORK SCURDL   DECISION OF EMPLOYERS Tc PROCEED ON AN OPEN sHor BASIS’ BRINGS CONTROVERSY WITH EMPLOYEES To CLIMAX

LOCK OUT GARMENT WORKERS   siothing Manufacturers in New York Adopt Piecework Schedule—No Disorders.

PEGE SCHEDULE ——GLOTHING SHOPS   Clethinf Mfg. Associati-n and Amal. gamated Clothing Makers’ Controversy Reaches Climax.

WESTERN GERMANY TGIN THE HANDS OF EXTREMIST   Bolshevism Is Manifesting Itself in Many of Country Districts.

BOLSHEVIK RULE FOR ALASKA   Russians Have It That Seviet Geve ernment Is Soucht.

1,000 CASES FLU IN TOLEDO   Commissioner of Health Traces Only Three Deaths to Epidemic So Far.

EX-OERVIGE MEN APPLAUD FRANCE. LEGION'S FRIEND   Parade of 20,000 Closes First   Day of American Legion’s   Second Convention.

20,000 VETERANS MARCH IN PARADE   300,000 WITNESS MARCH OF MEN PRIOR TO MEETING OF CONVENTION

Hon TING WIE AT CONVENTION NUMBER 20,00)   HONGE MEMBERS 6. AR   Gailbraith, O’Neil and MazcNider Are Candidates for the Office of National Comman-

PARADE FEATURES ANNUAL MEETING OF SERVICE MEN   TWENTY THOUSAND WAR VETER ANS HAVE PLACE IN MARCHING RANKS.   COMMITTEES START WOR   Recommendation for Unit Rule Defeated When Carried to Floor—Commander Paris Post Warmly Received.

20,000 VETERANS IN LINE AT CLEVELAND   First Day of National Conventior Devoted ag pa in Ohiy itv

AMERICAN LEGIGN OPENS CONVENTION   PARADE OF 20,000 VETERANS CLOSES PROGRAM FOR FIRST DAY.   VOTING PLAN 18 WSSU   Great Ovation Given Francis E. " ‘Drake, Commander of Paris Post.

2,000 MEN PARADE: ATHes ON {NEFF   300,000 Persons Witness March; Cleveland . . ‘Given Holiday.    CONVENTION. GETS _ FOCH: GREETING

AMERICAN LEGION MEETS IN SECOND CONVENTION   ‘Committees Requested to Have ' All Reports Ready for Its Session of Today.

AMERICAN LEGION OPENS CONVENTION   Parade of 20,000 Ex-Service Men Features First Day of Meeting   TRIBUTE TO FRANCE      Unit Rule in Voting Defeated; Delegates Adopt Minority Report

20,000 SERVICE MEN IN PARADE AT CLEVELANI   Minority Report, Asking Thai Unit Rule Be Defeated, Is Adopted.   WOMAN LEADS IN MOVE

OPPOSED TO UNIT RULE OF VOTING   Parade Of 20,000 FR-service Men Was Feature Of American Lec  gion’s First Day In Convention  At Claoalend      COMMITTEES MADE REPORTS   Only Three Candidates ‘Are Left In Field Fer Election To: Post Of National Commander ‘Of. Or anrnigatian   ISAYS FRANCE LOYAL FRIEND

AMERICAN LEGION CLEVELAND PARADE   Twenty Thousand Men In Lin Pass Before Crowd Estimat ed At 300 Thousand

20,00 VETERAN HEROES PARADE   Fitting Close for First Da of Convention   OF AMERICAN LEGION   Approximately 300,000 People Witness Grand Military Spectacle at Cleveland—Recommendation for Adoption of Unit Rule is Defeated with Women Leading Opposition

AMERICAN LEGION HOLDS BIG PARADE   20,000 Ex-Service Men Take Part in Festivities Held at Cleveland.

20,000 MEMBERS  OELEGION PARADE   I   PROCESSION AT NATIONAL CON. VENTION WITNESSED BY   300,000 SPECTATORS.

20,000 VETS IN LEGION PARADE   Second Annual Conven tion in Cleveland  Is Marked by ‘Intéxesting Events—Unit Rule in Voting Fails.   PROGRAM NOTES

TWENTY THOUSANY EXOERVIGE MEA IN MONSTER PARADE   Probably 300,000 People Saw American Legionaires March at Cleveland.   UNIT RULE OF VOTING REPORT IS DEFEATED   [Two Civil War Veterans At tending Convention, M. W Woods, of Idaho, Going For ward on Invitation and Tak ing Seat on Staze.

dO0,000 WITNESS LEGION PARADE   20,000 Former Service Men in Line—Centralia Armistice Day Flag There.

WILSON SENDS MESSAGE TODA   --angmuts St ta Both Houses of Congress.   UNITED STATES IS SAMPLE DEMOCRACY   % Eonstartly Under Scrutiny. Says President.   tin féention of League of Na. sons or Any International Matter [5 Made—Financial Dangers Pointed Out.

WILSON GIVES LAST MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Uraes Duty of Making This Nation Champion  of lustice   Pleads for Stricter Business Economy—-No Mention of League    BULLETIN

WILSON IN HIS LAST MESSAGE   President Urges Congress to Make U. 8S. Champion of Right and Justice

At Last ‘Moment Yields to- Wishes” Physician and ‘Cori Remain Away From                     —*resident- Elect Hard called at the White H this afternoon. ©”  ‘Senator Harding dia’ see the President. drove to the north entran and Jeft his card. :

Yielding To Doctor, President Stays From. Capitol   No MENTION OF LEAGUE IS MADE

PRESIDENT ASKS U. S. TO -. KEEP PAITH WITH WORLD   In Last Message to Congress Quotes Sentence From. Lincoln. -

MESSAGE  VELVEREO 10 CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT WILSON  It Was Short, Over Half Devoted to Domestic Affairs  Any Iaternational Aspect In  Particalar  arately.   No Mention of League of Nations or Any International Aspect In Particalar   Did Not Deliver It In Persons, Bu Transmitted to Each House Separately.   Some Recommendations Made by the President in Hie Message.

President Does Not Attempt To Make Address   Remains at White House, Yielding to Physician at Last Moment.   NO REFERENCE MADE TO PARTY ISSUES   Message Has No Mention of  League or International  Aspects.

FAIL TO SMOKE OUY WILSON CANIINACY   President Foils Plot to Force   Dectaration” as to”     TT luled Tea. aw

SINN FEIN METHODS      Offenders Punished by Unusual or Old Time” Sentences

SOUBMOT SUNSITUTE SPERCHES.   Dehe Will Isane Series of “tate ments in Fis Campricx.

EBS CALLS SOWET ONLY TRUE DEMOCRAG   ‘Socialist Nominee, in Jail, The  Takes Whack At G. 0. P.  i 1  1 and Democrats.

HARDING AND COX ATTACKED BY DEBS   Socialist Presidential Candidate Issues First Statement from Prison   REVIEWS COAL SHORTAGE:   Flays Poland for: “Attempt: to Crush Only Democratic Government on Earth. ©

DEBS TAKES SHOT AT EVERYTRING I CELL CAMPAICN   Harding and Cox Re. mind Him of Two Humpty Dumpties   WILSON PRESENTED POLES WITH BACON

DEBS, SOCIALIST NV IIL, MAKES CAMPAIGN TALK   Attacks Baker for Loaning Money and Giving Bacon   Says League of Nations Controversy Is Dishonest Issue.

DEAD (ooUEo Hla FIRST STATEMENT   Socialist Nominee Denounce Other Political Parties and Gompers.

DEBS TO CAMPAIGN FROM “FRONT CELL   OTHER PARTIES AND LEAGUE ATTACKED IN STATEMENT BY SOCIALIST NOMINEE,

SOGIALIST NOMINEE ISSUES STATEMEN'   Attacks Wilson and Gompers and Ridicutes Party Issues,

DEBS’ FRONT CELL CAMPAIGN OPENED   Harding and Cox Remind Him of - Two Humpty-Dumpties, He  Says in Statement

POLAND TG REASSURE UNITED STATES   Her Armies Wo Ret Invade Russian ferritary.

RUSS ZIONISTS UNDER ARRES)   Soviet Government Takes ar Even Seventy-Five Into Custody.

Charged ,With Absorbing “Too Much Secrecy. in Congress Held Last ‘Month

ZVONIST MOVE ARDUSES * — ROLSHEVIK SUSPICION   Delegates to Moscow Confer. ence Taken in Custody. by Soviet Authorities

CLAIM MORGENTAU REPRESENTS ZIONS   Seventy-Five Delegates To All Russian Zionist Congress Arrested.

SOVIET ARREST ‘75 ZIONIST!   Declare Plot With Entent: Countries is Re‘ ° vealed

AMERICANS IN PARIS. ~~” - GFLEBRATE ELECTION   Extra Editions of. French News, papers Issues Yesterday. : _ Morning. :

 Meeting Which Made  Wore History Held in Little Town. -  .. of Doullens. --  AGREE. ON JOINT COMMAND   This. Was When’ Fears Were Held That Paris- Must Be Fvacuated.

Many Public Buildings Have Been Erected. Splendid Residence Grace Many of the Principal Building Sites Qver the City, Also Fine Sanitariums, Church and School Buildings.

{TS GROWTH STARTED IN EARNEST WITH THE ADVENT ‘OF THE FIRST RAILRCAD INTO.OUR LITTLE CITY   THE AUILDINGS ARE MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL   Many Public Buildings.Have Been Erected. Splendid Residences Grace Many of the Principal Building Sites Over the City, Also Fine Sanitariums, Church and School Buildings.

SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS SOLD,   Show Is Bought by Jerry Mugivan of Denver,

FROM FR. ANCE EW SWITH SON'S BODY.      Mrs. "A, Devera ‘of Chicago Virst  anny: die —s a a ee 2s a. ore

CONGRESSMAN CHALLENGES LEAGUE — "TO ALLOW IRISH. VESTICATION      fm Debate Expected In ” et ne on: frish Policy

CONGRESSMAN MASON ADDRESSES LEAGUE ON THE IRISH QUESTION   Sends Word to Hyman’s “To Have Passports Vised if Discussion Will Bring it About To Show Independence of  T pana Against Enolich.

A a  KS LEAGUE RATIONS TO INTERVENE AND AID AMERICAN COMMISSION   SAYS GIVES GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW LEAGUE IS NOT CONTROLLED BY BRITISH.

IRISH QUIZ-TCCLEAGUE   Geneva Assembly Asked ! <0 > Assist a in TiQuiry.   Rep. Mason Senda Appeal to Induce Britieh to Admit Investigators . From United States.

APPEALS TO LEAGUE T0 AID IRISH INVESTIGATOR!   Representative Mason Makes Public Text of Cablegram — to Paul Hymans

MR. BILLY MASON AGAIN “BUTTS IN   Congressman-at-Large Fron Illinois Enters the IrishEnglish Fight.

ALLEGED BOND  PLOTTER HELD ~FORU.S. COURT   ‘Nicky’. - “Arnstein Is: Facing Charges .of Contempt for Refusing. to Answer’

MASTER MIND “NICKY ” FACES COURT CHARGE   Federal Court Arraigns Him Or Contempt Charges   First Step in Long Legal Battle Seen.

BOND PLOT FIGHT OPENS      Contempt in Federal Court as First ‘‘Nicky'' Arstein Faces Charges 4! Move

ARNSTEIN FACES CONTEMPT CHARGE   Refused to Answer Ques tions After Surrender.

‘MASTER MIND’ FACES CONTEMPT CHARGES   Arnstein Must Show’ Caus¢ Why He Should#t be Jailed.

= aati. : a: OLAIM AGAINST hisrate,       Jury Case Started Todhy in Cour Will Be Finished Later, 1

CLAIM AGAINST ESTATE.   Jury Case Started Today in Court Will Be Finished Later. i

Money Which Prosecution Alleges  Was Spent in Violation of Law Limiting Campaign Expenditures Stressed—Defense Complains of Secret Service Men,

DAILEY STARTS NEWBERRY TRIAL WITH STATEMENT   Outlines What the Government Expects to Prove Against United States Senator.   ORGY OF SPENDING MARKED CAMPAIGN

THRE MAZUMA OUT AUT RAGEOUS   CHARGE IN CASE OF TRUMAN 11, NEW BERRY

WERE LISTENING TO REMARKS   Charged More’Money Spent Every 48 Hours Than Was Allowed For’ Entire ;Campaign—- ‘Boastpel OE. ApPEvitiae   JELECRAM IS RULED ~ OUT

DAILEY OUTLINES GHARGES OF U. 8 AGAINST NEWBERRY   Spends Entire Day in His Address to the   DEFENSE WILL REPLY TODAY

NEWBERRY CASETS OUTLINED BY U. 8.   -PEDERAL PROSECUTOR DAILEY NAMES CHARGES IN ELECTION FRAUD TRIAL,

SPENT A PILE TO ELECT SENATOR   «LAIM MADE OF AN ORGY IN NEWBERRY CANVASS.   TRIAL AT GRAND RAPILTS BEGUN   Special Prosecator Charges Manager ef Campaign Hired at Enormous Salary, and Mint of Money Squandered.

GOVERNMENT OPENS — IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Orgy of Spending Alleged By Assistant Attorney General:

THREW MAZUNA OUT OUTRAGEOUS   CHARGE IN CASE OF TRUMAN H. NEWBERRY

GERMANY TO LIVE UP TO PACT   Foreign Minister Simons at Bertir Says Former Governments Have Been Lax.

GERMANS TO KEEP COVENANT   Present Government Will Carry Out Aareement, Says Simons.

rO ORGANIZE STEEL INDUSTRY.   New Labor Committee Will Make Annother Attempt.

PLAN 10 RESUME FIGHT LATER ON   Effort to Organize Steel Industry Revived   MEET IN WASHINGTON   Committee will Begin Session: Next Month. Friends of Fos. ter and Fitzpatrick Resent Inference that They Have been Eliminated Because of Radicalism—Out However

PLAN TO ORGANIZE — SFEEL INDUSTRI   Labor Committee Appointed .to Continue Work to Meet Next Month.

FURNITURE GUSTS SHOW:A BiG DROF   HEAD OF LARGEST. COMPANY TELLS REDUCTION

PRICES SHOULD BE THIRD LOWE!   Edward Showers Nation's Larges Manufacturer of Faruiture Tells EL P. Represendatives,

WAR ON NIGHT RIDERS.   Texas and Federal Officials Move to  End Gin Burning.

IMPROVE! QUALITY At TEMAS OYOTERS WILL bt NOTED IN NEAT SEAGU   STATE BUSY CONSTRUCTING BARGES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT FOR OYSTER INDUSTRY. ..

G. O. P. WOMEN TO TALK   Series of Meetings ta be Held in Each Ward, Firet Tomorrow.

SQURTH WARD MEETINGS   Republican Women Will Invade Ward On Monday Afternoon.

Suffragists in Tennessee Make Plans to Clinch Vote Ratifying 19th Amendment

OPEAKER WALKER FAILS TD MOVE RECONSIDERATION   Suffrage Leaders Preparing tc Close Last Parliamentary Loophole.   TENNESSEE HOUSE WILL MEET TODAY   Attorney General Contends Op position’s Failure to Ac’ Within Two Days Allowe< Settled the Question of Re. consideration.

PREPARE TO CLINCH SUFFRAGE VICTORY   Expect to Close Last Loophole Today   Tennessee Speaker Fails to Make Motion to Reconsider

SUFFRAGISTS IN TENNESSEE PLAN SHOW DOWN TODAY Will Force Action On

SUFFRAGIGTS PREPARE TO CLINCH TENNESSEE   LAST. PARLIAMENTARY. LOOPHOLE '" 18 EXPECTED TOBE QuicK— gut CLOSED.   OPPOSITION FAILS TO RCT   ‘House Adjeorns Until Today Without Taking Expected Activa for . Reconsideration.

SUFFRAGE LEADERS EXPEGT TO GLINGH VICTORY TOQAY   \lotion for Reconsideration of Tennessee Vote Will Be Acted Upon.

FOR BALLOT re FINISH   Tennessee Speaker Fails , to   OPPOSITION STI STILL HAS CHANCE. SOME BELIEVE   Walkes’s Claim o of Strength an

SUFF LEADERS TO BLOCK MOVE OF THE ANTY’S   Ready to Close Last Loophole Opening Way to Defeat of Amendment   NO BREAK IN RANKS   ANTI'S STILL HAVE FIGHTING CHANCE TO CAPTURE TWO SUPPORTERS.

HOrE TO CLINCH VICTORY TODAY   Suffragists Muster Forces te Defeat Reconsideration Resolution When ft Comes Up   Antis Need Only Two More Adherents to Put Across Their Plan to Nullify Action

SUFF LEADERS PREPARING 10 BLNCH VCTORE   Attorney General Be. lieves Opposition Already Lost   WALKER CLAIMS HAS ENOUGH TO WIN

CONFIDENT OF VICTORY VOTE IN. TENNESSEE   SPEAKER FAILED TO ACT   WEEK. END ADJOURNMENT LOS’

JICTORY PREDICTED BY SUFF SUPPORTERS   They Are Confident of Their Ability To Sweep Aside the Last Obstacle to Formal Adantion of the Act.

SUFFRAGE FORCES IN TENNESSEE 10 MAKE FINAL PUSE   Move of Anti Forces to Recon sider Ratification Motion Today Is Anticipated By Leaders.

SUFFRAGISTS SCORE ANEW AND PREPARE FINAL COUP   Antis Unable to Muster Majority   With SuffrageLine: Holding, Plan to Table Foe Move

SUFFRAGISTS SAY "TENNESSEE WILL CLINGH VICTORY   Confident of Ability to Force Cer. tification of Adoption to Secretary Colby   WOMAN’S PARTY ASKING AS TO STATES NOT RATIFYING   Wish to Know Tf Wonten May Vote Before Such States Put Statutes On Books

SUFFRAGISTS 10 CLINCH VICTORY   Prepare to Close Last Loop Hole For Rescinding Tennessee’s Approval   TEST VOTE iS TAKEN   Parliamentarians Conten: Chance For Reconsideration Has Passed

TENNESSEE HOUSE ADJOURNS WITHOUT RECONSIDERATION   Suffrage Opponent Takes N Action to Have Members Pass on Motion.   ANTIS BEATEN IN EFFORT TO ADJOURN 'TILL MONDAY   Motion Wiil Probably Be Passed on Today to Clear Record of Any Obstruction. .

SUSPENDED ON PHONE POLE   Man Placed. in’ Sack-and Hung te Spike at Columbus, ’ Chie.

HUNG UP ON TELEPHONE POLE   Ohio Man Placed in Bag and Suspended to a Spike.

ITALIAN TARS CURFD   Two Days on Soviet Bread Was _ Sufficient.   ‘Had Been Induced to Desert Ships  Through Spel! of Botshevik  : Propaganda.

ITALIAN SAILORS CURED OF REDISM   Two Days on Soviet" Bread Was Sufficient.   Had Been induced to Desert Ships Through Speli of Bolshevik Propaganda.

SUVIET BREAD iS BAD   SPELL OF BOLSHEVIKI PROPA. GANDA IS OVERCOME.   Two Days on Red Bread Cures Italian Tars of the Russ idea.

NOTED RED. TAKEN BY CHICACO POLICE   Most Important Arrest Made Since War—One of “Anarchist Squad.’

ABOUT TAX LAW   Question of Breaking Smith One Per Cent Law Up to Governor.   THE LEGISLATURE BREAKS DEADLOCK   It is Expected the Ohio Executive Will Veto the Taxation Bil

UEFAT OF BILL UnnOUGH VETO NS CTRANELY HINTED   Senate Memuversnip Yield t House Plan of Breaking Smith Law.   SPEECH FOCREBODING   School Reliet Bill Now Goes to Governor After Passing Senate

Recent Speech Of Ohio Governor Refore Farmers Indicates He Will Veto: The Bill To Raise Smith Law  Limitation

HOBBY TO CO-OPERATE   will Help Federal Authorities Make  Quarantine Effective. hee Se 2 ae eee

Power to Regulate Rents Being Sought By Chicago Of Illinois Legislatur

Intimations As To President’s Course Given Senate Leaders.   MEASURE GOES  THROUGH HOUSE,   Faces Rough Sledding In The Senate, Though It Is Likely To Pass.

PRES, WILSON MAY VETO THE OMNIBUS TARIFF LEVYING BIL   It Is Said Tat He Is Not. in Sym: pathy With Congressional Efforts to Meet Present Situation.

WILSON EXPECTS TO VETO TARIEE BILL PROPOSEE   Measure Levying Duties On Agricultural Products is Not Approved BY Executive—-Opposes Also Measure Reviving War Finmnse Corporation

SEEKS LIMIT 10 NEWSPAPER SIZE   Proposal to Deny Mill Privilege to Papers of Over Certain Size Put Up - to Congress; Publishers Tell of  Acute Shortage of Paper.

REED SEEKS RELIEF IN PAPER SHORTAGE   Sugpests Lhnitation of Size of News paper Admitted at Secoud-Class Mail Rate

WOOD SUPPORTER 1S ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF STATE CONVENTION AT SAINT PAUL MINN

JURY WORK NOT FOR WOMEN,   New York Supreme Court Jastice Thinks It a Man’s Job.

SINN FEINERS ARE TAKEN AND. JAILEL   Stern Measures Taken Against Irish Court Officers.   Military Runs Down Participants in “Republican” Criminal Triale— Civilian Killed in Dustin,

JAIL SINN  FEINERS   Stern Measures Taken Against trish Court Officers.   Military” Runs Down Participants in “Republican” Criminat Triale— Civilian Killed in Dublin.

SINN FEINERS JAILED   STERN MEASURES ADOPTED B\ GOVERNMENT.   Participants in “Republican” Crimina Trials at Dublin Run Down by the Military.

JWOGE SUSPECTS POLIGEMEN OF LYNCHING MAN   ‘HARGES GRAND JURY TO MAKI CAREFUL INQUIRY INTO WEDNESDAY NIGHT AFFAIR,

MEN IN UNIFORM BROKE INTO JAI   Judge Charges Grand Jury at Fort Worth. -

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES   Judge Charges Body Concerning Recent  Fort Worth Mob

GERMANS OEE PLO] AY POLES 10 GE SILESIA BY FORCE   Equal Rights Promised if Vote in Plebiscite Is Victory for Teuts, Former Say.

GERMANS ACCUSE POLES   ESTABLISH PLESISCITE COMMISSION IN SILESIA TO OPPOSE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

‘ee mem OT  IN NEW RIOTS ABOUT TRIESTE      ‘Bombs Used for Wholesale Destruction in Attacks  ra a) fe ee

French Dispatches indicate ‘Re  volt is Staged as Teat of th  Popular ‘Séntiment’ eth: ad terior Motives

REAL LEADERS ARS SUSPECTED BIDING EVENTS   Reports of Possibl Agreement Continue Conflicting.

EBERT HEADQUARTERS SAYS ONLY .UNCONDITIONAL RESIGNATION OF NEW OFFICIALS WIth, RE ACCEPTED. .   ON CARRYING OUT TREATY AGREEMEN   Paris Dispatch. Declares Report of Negotiations Is Confirmed—Kapp Seeks to Get Cabinet Suitable to His Followers—News Is Conflicting.

MADRID REPORTS BLOODY FIGHTING IN PORTUGAL   ‘Rebels and Government Forces Clash, and Many Have Been Killed in Battles.

MANY KILLED IN LISBON FIGHTING   4overnment Forces and Rebels Clash Ovef Efforis of Radicals “ "9 Institute Soviet Control of Industries.

BLOGDY-FIGHTING IN PORTUGAL   Many Persons Kalled and. Wounded  in Clash Beoveen Rebels and     Govermnent Forces.

BOTH LISBON AND © OPORTO REPORTED. SCENES OF BATTLE   Many Persons Are Killed Oh Wounded, During Rebellion in Republic   WAR DUE TO SOVIET SCHEME

TROUBLE IN PORTUGAL.  Exfort to Establish Soviet Con. _ trol Results in Fighting.

BLOGDY BATTLE IN - PORTUGAL   Many Killed as Rebels Clash With Government Forres

REVOLT REPORTED IN PORTUGAL   Dispatches Say Many Were Killed and Wounded in Fighting—Legation Denies Report.

> GOVERNMENT THREATENS TEXAS COTTON QUARANTINE   Drastic Program Which Will Cost the State $1,750,000 {s Faced on Account of the Pink Boll Worm

FOV. HOBBY AND OTHER REPRESENTATIVE MEN INSIST REMEDY DRASTIC   Other States Taking Necessary Step: To Protect Their Pields Regard less of Texas Action

AVERY AND ~ DANGEASHOT   SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY: OC. ‘GURS IN’ LONDON RESSL DENTIAL FLAT =

U.S, AIRMAN AND ~ BANGER ARE SLAI   American ‘Advertising . Agent Figures in Sensational Double Shooting

AMERICAN FIGURES IN SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY   Former’: Aviator--and: Dancing Girt Found Dead: in :Lat-ter’s. Apartment: °°;

“ALS DANGER AN AIESELE      Son of Omaha Business. Man Stirs-London by Murder: and Suicide

OMAHA WAR VET IN DUAL DEATH PACT IN-LONDON   MISS SOPHTFA’ TAYLOR “KILLED ‘BY’ SHOT IN  ' HER APARTMENT,  MAID TERITS TALE   Says Army Captain Was Rivaling. Kelly in Courtship.

SWEETHEARTS ARE FATALLY WOUNDED   Former American Aviator and Eng.. diah. Actress Figure.in Doyble ~Trageay.

BRITISH OFFICER IS KILLED   Prompt Reprisals Are Made by Police on Town of Nenaagan.

IRISH KILL BRITISH OFFICER   Quick Reprisals Are Made by Police on Town of Nenagh—lInhabltants Flee,

OFFICER ondT AG HE MOTORS; MORE REPRISALS   Unofficial Attempts Underway to Solve irish Question “Reported

IRISH LIEUTENANT SHOT DEAD WHILE MOTORCYCLIN   Two Men Arrested On Suspicion Shot Dead hile Attempting, Essape—Reprisals Follow

MAKE OFFER OF COMPROMISE IN PEACE TREATY   bc on Democrats Present , New Bet o Reservations for Acceptance by Republicans

YIELD OF OATS ESPECIALLY GOQD ---F ARMERS’ VIEW  9 SER ST oe Gee oe oe ro Se   1 eae  Producer Holds Grain Rather Than Buck Crazy Market.

FAYETTE COUNTY FARMERS + IN TARESHING GAM   Oat Cron Revorted Good With Aver  age Yield Between Forty and Fifty Busheis

GIRL SAVES A BANK $50,000   Crawls to Phone and Notifies Police in Loud Voice—Thugs Flee in Panic.

BANK ROBBERS ARF - FOILED BY TEAMWORK   Seven New York Bandits Flee When Cashier Hurls Bowl at Then and Girl Calls Police.

GOV. GOODRICH TO CALL ASSEMBLY FOR NEXT WEEK   INDIANA LEGISLATORS TO MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION.   APPROPRIATIONS ARE .. TO BE AUTHORIZED

{ STATE SOLANS TO GATHER IN SPECIAL TERM   Q@OVERNOR ANNOUNCES THAT EX. TRAORDINARY SESSION WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK

LEGISLATURE IN SPECIAL MEET   ‘Announcement Made Following Conference of State G. 0. P. Leaders.

GOVERNOR TO. CALL SPECIAL Sel SOON      Official Announcement I: Expected Tomorrow or ' Saturday   STATE FINANCES T0 - GET CONSIDERATION

Legislature Will Convene Probably Next Week to Consider Finances, According to Statement Made Following Conference of Party Leaders: $800,000 Needed   PREPARE FOR COMING CAMPAIGN

ANTESALDON LEAGUE FAVORS GOV. LOWDER   Link Sen. Johnson Up Witl California Liquor Interests in Candidates’ Review

UNITED STATES IS PRODUCING = MORE THAN HALF OF PETROLEUM SUPPLY OF THE ENTIRE WORLD

UNITED STATES LEADS WORLD   Sixty-One Per Cent of Crude Petroleum Produced in America

Harding Picks Exclusive Retreat It’s Some Town, Says Prof. Fitch Rascibatk: Dig Cine Fs rom Sieh

TEXAS VILLAGE GETS READY TO WELCOME CHIE!   Visit of President-Elect Harding Expected to Boom Point Isabel.

HARDINGS VISIT POINT ISABEL   The Little 400-Town Making Ren¢dy to Welcome President Elect and Wife.

WHISKY T0 THE STOCKHOLDERS   Chicage Hotel Company to Declare It as a Dividend.

Une: Bo, fe ae Colby’s Note on ech D Ss Wide Comment in Geneva—Japan Declares oe Will Carry Out Her , obligations to World — Projiode Annual Meeting for League.

AMERICA SOUNDS NOTE OF PROTES   DEMANDS EQUAL RECOGNITION FOR ALL ‘NATIONS,   TURKS AND REDS SIGN PACT   Assures the Integrity ang Restores Turkish Authority to All PreWar Territory and Gives Her  Also Syria and Arabia.

AMERICA’S VOICE IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS HEART   Secretary Colby’s ‘Note on Mesopo tamia Causes Wide Comment

Uo. PaUTEOl NEARU DET ORE LEAGUE TODAY   wetter By Secretary of State Colby on Mesopotamian Matter Is Discussed in League Meeting.

COLBY’S NOTE TO BRITAIN IS READ BEFORE LEAGUI   Neutral States’ Representative: Applaud American Stand on Commercial Rights

FIRGT SUCCESS OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   PEACE PATCHED UP BETWEEN POLAND AND LUTHIANIA   ASHLAND ISLAND CONTROVERSY   League Council is Debating Anothe: Dispute Today. Polish and Rus. sian Representatives In Conference 2¢:Riaa

LITHUANIA AND POLAND SCRAP ENDS   Agree To Findings of League At Today’s Session.

FINDINGS OF LEAGUE ACCEPTED IN DISFUTI   Acceptance of Findings in Polish‘Lithuanian Dispute Marks First — Success in Blocking War

ENDS POLISH-LITHUANIA EPREE AE ARBITRATION   Paderewski and Valdemar Clasp Hands Over Pact—lItal_ian Workers Turn Back Factories—Fighting ConSimiioe Rotwaan Pon lac and Riecianc.

ONE DISPUTE IS SETTLED BY LEAGUE   FACTIONS ACCEPT RULING OF BODY IN POLISH-LITHUANIAN CASE,

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ‘HASFIRST SUES “WPBLOCKING WAR         LITHUANIANS AND POLES ACCEPT LEAGUES NDINGS. AND . WAR IS. AVERTED. .   TENSE oe OME AS - BOTH SIDES AGREE   7 1 e Leaders of [Ewo Nations Pay Tribute *. Yo League As Making A i Proper Start.

Land Disputes Ended at Paris Meet   END IS DRAMATIC   League’s First Suecess  To Block War

LEAGUE ACTS — SUCCESSFULLY TOAVERTWAR   Polish-Lithuanian Dispute, Threatening Hostilities, Amicably Settled; Paderewski and Lithuanian Representative Dramatically Declare Their Countries Colleagues, Bringing Tears to Some

POLISH-LITUANIAN QUESTION SETTLED   BOTH NATIONS ACCEPT LEAGUE OF NATIONS FINDINGS FOR SETTLEMENT

LEAGUE ACTION IOAGGEPTED BY LITTLE LANDS   Poles Will Not Make War as Had Been Feared

LEAGUE MEDIATION ACCEPTED BY POLANE   Agrees to Suspend  Hostilies Over Lithuanian Dispute First Victory for League.

LIGHT RAIN HELPS FIRE FIGHTERS IN NORTH WISCONSIN   National Guardsmen Called Ow! to Aid Settlers in Northern Minnesota

DELA HUERTA ~ TS NEW MEX PRESIDENT   Rebel Government in Mexico Formed and Is Already Functioning.   NATIONAL TREASURY SEIZED   Revolutionary Mission at Washington Announces Complete Coliapse of the Carranza Regime—Cabinet Discusses Developments.,

ADOLPHG HUERTA MEXIGD'S PROVISIONAL PRESITENT; NEW MINISTRY 1S NAMED   Executive to Hold Office Pending Elections— Washington Asked to Recognize New Government.   AMERICAN CONSULS AND NAVAL OFFICERS REPORT NO DISORDERS

DELAHUERTAIS: NEW PRESIDENT   Rebel Government in Mexico Formed and Is Already ,&8 . _- Functioning.  Rew:   NATIONAL TREASURY SEIZED   Revolutionary Mission at Washington Announces Complete Collapse of the Carranza Regime—Cabinet Discusses Developments.

NEW EXEGUINE © AULES MEXICO   General Adolfo De La Huerta Named as President.   REGIME IS NOW FUNCTIONING   Obregonistas Confiscate the National Treasury Funds at Mexico City— Collapse of Carranza Govern. ment Appears Complete.

ROME NEWSPAPER IS CAUSTIC IN COMMEN’   Says Secretary of State Repaired Many Presidentia Blunders; Differed Fron Wilson on Many Matters

SAYS .LANSING _AND _HOUSE WERE  WISO AND NOT SERVANTS OF UNITED STATES

U.S. DELEGATES ‘MARIONETTES, -UPHOLD LANSING   ROME PAPER COMMENTS ON WILSON’S ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT PLAN   REPAIRED BLUNDERS OF THE PRESIDEN]   Declares Wilson Acted Without :Consent of. American Senate and American People.

FTSLIAN NEWSPAPER CRITICAL:       President's Stand on Adriatic Moves  to Sharp Criticinw.

CALLS ON LODGE AND SHERWIAN TO SHOW UP WILSON   Rome Paper Thinks Ma: jority of Senate Doesn’t Approve of Wilson’: “Interference in European Affairs.”’

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS      Resumed ir Ireland According to Authority

NEW PEACE MOVE IN IRELAND   Negotiations Resumed, But Line of Aetion Not Disclosed.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE ARE RENEWED   DIGNITARIES OF IRELAND RE NEW EFFORTS FOR SETTLEMENT,

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. ANE BEEN RESUMED WITH IRISH LEADER!   High Church Dignitaries Are. Con  Untiing Efforts To Bring Abou  Sailemene

SOUTH AMERICA IS WITHOUT SOLID MORAL FOUNDATION   Until One Is Constructec This Country Cannot Car. ry on Trade Successfully Says Dr. Taylor.

CASE STILL A PUZZLE   INQUIRY FAILS TO CLEAR UP CARRANZA’S END.   Mexican Court Unable to Deter nine the Exact Circumstances of President’s Death.

DAILY NEWS « RESTORES PURSE TO THE OWNER   Contained $36.51 and Lost By Miss Mary Heilman Of Annville

Fn dc ne aa ita  Peetereideteree Ore Si re ae err eat Seer oe  “HATS ON” DRIVE

TUG iN DISTRESS.      Two Other Nevy Graft Rushing fe its Assiatance. .

FIND AMERICAN BODIES   Were Killed In Battle and Buried By Shell Bursts’

FIND SIX YANK BODIES.   Killed on Battlefield and Buried by Shell Bursts.

DO NOT DELAY REGISTER TOMORROW   VOTERS URGED TO GET READY  FOR ENROLLMENT; SEPT. 4 AND OCT. 4 ONLY CHANCES

IMPLICATE POLICE IN MURDER OF LORD MAYOR   Button From Uniform Found In Vic: tim’s House at Cork After the Shooting.

LINKS POLICE WITH MURDER   Inquest Into Beath of Lord Masor MacCartain of Duttin, Irctand, ¥s Bez,

SECY. WILON’S WIFE -DEAD   Succumbs as Resuit of Paralytic Stroke Ten Years Ago—Nine Children Survive.

SECRETARY LOSES WIFE THRU DEATH   Mrs. William B. Wilson, Long Invalid Succumbs Today ;Survived by Nine Children; Native of Sco land.

MRS. AGNES WILSON DIES EARLY TODAY   Wife of Secretary of Labor Wilsot Passes Away in Washington,

MRS. W. B. WILSON IS DEAD.   Wife of Secretary of Labor Had Been : Ill Several Years.

WIFE OF CABINET OFFICER DIES   MRS, W. B, WILSON PASSES AWAY AT HER HOME IN WASHINGTON,

MES. WILLIAM B. WILSON DIED AT FAMILY HOME IN WASHINGTON FROM A PARALYTIC STROKE,   WAS BORN IN. SCOTLANL   Mis. Wilson Was a Native of Seoatland and Came to America When Two Years Old.—Burial to Take Place at Old Home +. Donner ivanin.

SUGGESTS FOOD AS A STANDARD OF VALUE   DR. HARVEY W. WILEY WANTS IT TO SUPPLANT GOLD.   Remedy for Hegh Cost ef Living Lies im Gradual Withdrawal ef inGated Curreancy—Oid Standard Gene Forever.

MAY DAY RIOT OCCURS IN PARIS   SEVERAL INJURED WHEN GUNS ARE URNED LOSE INTO GATHERING.

TWO KILLED IN “MAY DAY: RIOT   F ifty . Slightly. Woundec in Clash in’Paris This  Afternoon :

UME DISORDER UN SOULEVARID BY FRENG AME   Clash Between Guards anc May Day Manifestants, in Which Some Are Wounded, but Crowds Not Uely.

12,000  O00 MINERS STRIKING IN NOVA SCOTIA   Walkout Protest Against the Jailing of Strike Leaders Last Year.   OTTAWA, TORONTO AND LONDON HAVE STRIKES   Workers in London, England Observe May Day—No Disturbances.

Two Deaths From Limerick Riotins   Demonstrators in I Limerick CTastiod With Armed Mliitary Patrol, » sulting in Two Deaths.     ite.

MAY DAY IN PARIS   A Clash. Between Guards, Potice: and: May” ‘Day Participants — Two ‘Shots Fired, ~ Several Persons ‘Wounded. -

MAY DAY RIOTING IN FRANGE   CLASH BETWEEN THE REPUBLICAN GUARDS AND MAY DAY CROWDS REPORTED IN PARIS   EIGHT MILLION WORKERS I) GREAT BRITAIN TAKE DAY) OFF—MANY LISTEN TO THI SPEECHES

NOT A RED MAY DAY CO   No Unusual Disturbances on Holliday Which Katie ts BVverywiwie Thought to Observe.

ree pea TWO MEMBERS OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES INJURED IN RIOTS   NO OUTBREAK IN U.S.   Communist’ Agitaturs Unsuccessful in Rousing Workers to Demonstration   Law Enforcement Officers Were on Guard in Every Part of the Country

DEAD, 60 HURT “WN Re yeu   May. Day: Demonstrations. Re* sult: in Clash Between Police and Crowd. .   AUTO BUSSES ARE STONED

MAY DAY GLASHES “OCCUR IN PARIS   Disorders Occur During the Afternoor Between Guards and Manifestants. Two Shots Were Fired.

LIMERICK RIOT COSTS LIVES      Publican and Woman Victims of Bat. tle Between Police and trish Demonstrators.

TWO DIE, MANY HURT IN PARIS MAY DAY RIOTS   Many Small Clashes Occur; Observance in London Quiet.

TWO: PERSONS DEAD IN RIOTING AT LIMERICK   Death Takes Toll when Irish Domon-. -_ Stratos (Clash with Armed Milifee ‘tary Patrol

RIOTING OCCURS - IN PARIS TOBAY   May Dey Crowd Clashes _ With Police   Trouble Results From Pres ence of Students as Aut Bus Drivers.

GUARDS AND MARCHERS IN FRANCE RIOT   Red Scare Fades in United . States; Strikes Are. Peaceable .   TAKE 1,500 IN CHICAGO:             Suspecis Are Rounded Up; Ne : Violence is Yet » Reported

Business Paralyzed in All of the Principal Capitals of Eurepe and Half of the Workers Are Idle Today   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TraCttn wove TWA pmPreatTen

PARIS STREETS SCENE OF CLASH UN SATURDAY   several = Iniured When Rio’ Breaks Out Due to May Day Celebration.   Students Driving Buses Ar Blamed For Clash

2 LIMERICK DEAD REGULT OF RIOTS BY REPUBLICAN   Motion Picture Theatres Close: People Keep Off Streets by Advice of Church.

MACHINE GUNS. IN CLEVELAND; NO DISORDERS   Guards Tripled About Public Buildings in Ali Cities.

SOCIALISTS CLASH WITH PARIS POLICI   TWO MEMBERS OF CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES INJURED IN RIOTS   NO OUTBREAK IN U. §S.   Law Enforcement Officers Were en Guard in Every Part of the Country

MAY DAY 1S CALM IN OVERSEAS CITIES   Paris Has Troops Ready; Eng lish Workers Declare Holiday.

TWO PERSONS KILLED IN PARIS RIOTING      REPUBLICAN GUARDS AND PO LICE CLASHED WITH RIOTERS AND MANY WERE WOUNDED.

APPEALS TO WILSON FOR FARMERS’ AIL   South Dakota Senator Asks For Im. mediate Relief—Conditions Serions.

Legislation Does Not Permit Him To Extend Helping Hand To Farmers and Live Stock Growers,

WILSON LACKS POWER TO AID WHEAT GROWER;   Telegraphs Senator E.  Johnson Authority Has Nat Been Prenvided

DELIVER US! BEGIN DRIVE ON TOBACCC   Manufacturers Will Counteract Propaganda of Reform» Agents in America

Peru and Chili Have Settled Differences   Peru Repyounces Clainis To Provin. ees of Tacaa And Aviex On Payucnt of $30,000,000 By Chite.

Both Old-Line Parties are _ Preparing for the Warmest Convention Fight in Year:   Democratic and G. 0. P. Friends and Enemies of League of Nations Sure To Stir Things Un.

TREATY FIGHT MAY ~DRAG CONVENTIONS JORECORD LENGTH   Borah and ~ Bryan Counted Upon to Make Trouble  Fer Parties

BUMBING.  QUTRAGE BY BLACK AND TANS AT COR   Load of Explosives Set Off at Big Store—Loss $250,000.

ARMY BILL AGAIN IN CONFERENCE   Senata Refuses fo Recede From Its Amendments.  »   GOMPERS REGISTERS PROTEST

GOMPERS FIGHTS MILITIA BILL, SCENTS PERIL IN IT IN CASE OF STRIKE RIOTS

Lowden May Lose 36 Missouri Votes   Delogates Say They Can Never Vou ¥or Him After A the Scandal.

EK SOURCE OF POISON   uo OTHER FACTS, UNEXPLAINED. ayy HELP FIX MRS. DECKER'S FATE,   t Well Where Arser  here Ars mic ‘EY Hashand Came Prom-Chen. yest May Involve Bruce ife Died Mysteriously,.  she Can F hilled ists  whose W

ARE SEEKING THE SOURCE OF POISON        . Decker Tol Where Ar senic “Phat wuld Wusbanad Cane     Me

Teerney KPRCIALTS   ‘he Beautiful Eloquence e of Truth— An Appeal to Rheumatism Su   Plausible Treatment for Indiges tion.

STOMACHS CONVERTED INTO PEPSIN FACTORIES   Plausible Treatment for Indigestiom

WOMAN SHOT ELWELL, SAYS WM. . BURNS   Famous Detectives Believe If Is Case of Woman Scorned.

ELWELL WAS SLAIN BY SPURNED GIRL ~SAYSDETECTIVE   Famous Sleuth Figures Story Of Sportsman’s Death and Says Woman Did It 

FAMOUS SLEUTH “HAG THEORY OF ALY, MURDER   Detective Says Woman. Could Easily Have Pulled’Trigger of Automatic   POINTS TO ELWELL’S. MODE. GF LIVING   Burns Declares Stain. Man’s Housekeepe™Could Tell ‘More  ' > About: Killing ~ }

Famous Sleuth, After Study of » Case, Says There’s No ‘Great Mystery’ in It.   . Takes Sharp Issue with’ Authorities, Who Believe Marder Was Done by a Man.

PRINTER STUDENTS AT HIGH SCHOOL GO ON STRIKE IN ST. LOUIE   (By Associated Press teased Wire.)

ST. LOUIS STUDENTS STRIKE.   Because Non-Union Instructor Was Annnintad

PRINTING CLASS STUDENTS STRIKE BECAUSE NON-UNION MAN IS NAMED INSTRUCTOI

No Further Indictments To Be Returned By Body.   UNDER CLOUD   Expect Statement From Comiskey On New Charge From West

AVES ZOERCHER, OF THE STAT TAX BOARD  Commission Dated Jar. 8, 1919— Governor-elect McCray May Bounce Him.

MARY PIGKFORD: AND — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS: MARRIED ON. GOAST   Screen Stars Wed Less Than Month After Mary’s Divoree.

NANRY PICKE GRD, DOUG FAIRBANK WEDDED SUNDA   Movie Stars Married in Los Angeles, Then Slip Away To Beverly Hills to Spend >» Quiet Honeymoon.

MARY PICKFORD MARRIES “DOUG’   Wedding of Divorcee Takes Place at Los Angeles

MARY PICKFORD AND FAIRBANKS MARRY   BRIDE WAS RECENTLY DI. VORCED FROM OWEN MOORE —WED IN LOS ANGELES.

Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Wed in Los Angles   Couple Obtained License af ‘Los An Peles Last Sadgaeday and Marricd Uh Next. Day.

MARY PICKFORD IS MARRIED. TO DOUG. FAIRBANKS   Well Known Film Artists Unitec hy Baptist Minister at Los Angeles Last Sunday.   BOTH HAVE BEEN MARRIED BEFORE   Mary Pickford’s Recent Divore: Indicated Such Céremony Was Impending.

‘Doug’ Has License Clerk t Dinner and Gets Necessary Document There.

Mary Pickford Quietly Weds Douglas Fairbanks   Film Stars Keep Marriage Secret For Three Days; Steal Away After Ceremony.

MARY AND ARE MARRIED   Film Stars and Alleged For mer Affinities Sign Marital Partnership Agreement.

MARY PICKFORD, NEWLY DIVORCED, TIRES OF SINGLE BLESSEDNESS AND WEDS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

MARY PICKFORD ~—A-BRIDE AGRIN   Te OE ode BECOMES THE WIFE OF DOUGLAS  FAIRBANKS,      ARE MARRIED LATE-AT NIGHT   Spending Their Honeymoon in the Beverly Hills of California,—Both Have Been Divorced. She’  - Only Recrentiv.

MARY  AND DOUG HUBBY ANDI WIFE   NEWS IS MADE PUBLIC OF SUN. DAY NIGHT CEREMONY UNITING MOTION PICTURE STARS

DOUGEAS AND MARYAMARRIEL Hcy cin   Tried to Keep Wedding Secret - Because of Business Rea sons They Said.   PLAN FOUR MONTHS HONEYMOON IN EUROPE   Gladys Mary Smith Moore Fairbanks, Aged 26, Is “Mary's” Title.

MARY PICKFORD AND FAIRBANKS ARE QUIETLY MARRIED; CANNOT BE FOUND   Obtained License on Saturday Night and Ceremony Performed Sunday; Few Intimate Friends Are Present: Mother Present at Marriage

RUTH OLSON TO BE IN 30 DAY _ RECITAL TOUR   Is Member of St. Olats College Cholr Of 50 Voices That Sings In 80 Big Cities From Missixsipp!l East To New York   TOUR APRIL 5TO MAY ‘5:

TOMAC YARD EMPLOYES FE RETURMNG TO WORK  M¢@Qwe srseaaenciatead Peace %

Break May Come In Ranks Of Switchmen—Some Favor Returning   ROADMEN AT ALLIANCE QUIT AT MIDNIGHT   Local Yards Of AIL Three Lines Show No Improvement From Congestion

EXPLAINS DIVORCE   Lady Astor, M. P. Denies There Was Anv Collusion.

Lady Astor Denies Amy Cellusion and in Turn Given a Vote of  Cantidenasa._

ANDERSON BEGINS PROBE OF PALMER'S HAMSTRINCING GASE   Calls Dan Simms, Prosecuto1 Who Resigned Because of Suppression of Evidence   CONSPIRACY CASE PUT OVER AT REQUEST OF GOVERNMEN)      lilinois Defendants Lose Fight to Prevent Their Arrest

COM. CONSPIRACY CASE CONTINUED   Judge Anderson Takes Up  Palmer Case.

SIMMS’ RESIGNATION  HALTS COAL PROBE   JUDGE ANDERSON TO LOOK INTO PALMER’S CONNECTION WITH CASE AGAINST MINERS: DEFENDANTS LOSE POINT.

COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS IN COURT TODAY   They Are Accused By Fed eral Government of Con spiracy.

JUDGE STARTS QUIZ ACTION OF PALME   Not Going to Harness Up His Court if He Knows it, Says Judge Anderscn.

PUSHING PROBE OF INTERFERENCE IN COAL TRIALS   Indianapolis Jurist To Know  Why Palmer Caused Simms To Quit.

CASE CONTINUED COURT STARTS  TO MAKE PROBE   Judge Wants to See if Palme Can ‘ Hamstring” a Case   Former Assistant To Palmer Testifies.

COAL OPERATORS IN CONSPIRACY CASE LOSE OUT   Court Hold Section in Controversy is Constitutional and Valid.

PALMER FACES A "COURT GRILLING   His Connection With Coal Con spiracy Under Investigation.   Judge Anderson Says He Wants to Know if Attorney General Can “Hamstring” Case,

JUDGE TO FIND OUT   Anderson. ef Federal. Beach tc Ask Patmet Something.   WHAT ABOUT THE EVIDENCE?   Indianspolis Jurist Would Know Why Sich Action tas Been Conteinplated,

JUDGE ANDERSON CONTINUES CASE AGAINST MINERS   To Investigate Instruction: Given Simms.   (ertain Evidenee Ordered Eliminated, is Charge—AttOrney General's Authority Questioned,

COAL CASE PROBE OPENED BY COUR}   Judge Wants To Know If The Attorney-General Can “‘Hamstring’ Charges.

ATTY. PALMER INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN BEGUN   Judge Anderson Says He Will Find Out If Attorney Generals Can Harnstring A Case In His Court.

PAUBE PALMER'S “ACTION   Judge Going fo Find Ow If Attorney General Car ans String (aca?

PALMER ACTION IN COAL CASE IS UNDER FIRE   Judge Says He’s Going to Fine Out if Attorney-General Can “Ham String” Case   ACTION IS CONTINUED   Indictments Followed Settlement of Bituminous Coal Strike

Government Coal _ Conspiracy Cases   Jud¢e Anderson Continued the Cases and Opened the Tuvestization of Attorney General Puhner,

PALMER GUT HEART QUT OF GOAL CAG ATTORNEY ASSERTS   Federal Judge Starts Inquiry te See if Attorney General Can “Hamstring” Court.   CONSPIRACY CASE GOES OVER AT GOV'T REQUEST   Attempt to Block Charge Thrt Injunction Lost in Ruling of Judge at Peoria.

ws  “STIL sONT NUED   te Andreson Says He is ‘ing to Find Out if Attor+ General Palmer Can ymstring a Case in His art.

GRILLING FOR PALMER   His Connection With Coal Cone spiracy Under Investigation.   Judge Anderson Says He Wants to Know if Attorney General Can “Hamstring Case.

PROBES WHAT PALMER (10   FEDERAL JUDGE ANDERSON, ‘DECLARES THAT HE IS “GOING TOFIND OUT” 

GRILLING FOR PALMER   His Connection With Coal Conspiracy Under Investigation.

‘CONTINUE CASES AGAINST OPERATORS   : JUDGE ANDERSON WILL INVES, TIGATE ATTORNEY GENERAL

COURT BEGINS — INQUIRY. INTO ‘PALMER ACTIO!   DanpW. Simms - First Wit  Called In, Alleged

SOFT COAL PLOT CASE CONTINUED   Action Is On Request of Government.   COURT INVESTIGATES POWER OF PALMER   Former. Special Assistant / Takes Stand.

CONTINUE CASE OF MINERS   Charged With Conspi. racy in Four States

APPLETON WOMEN TO START WINTER WORK   Has Working Fund of $10,000 Only Year Old.

WOMEN’S CLUB HAS OVER 700 MEMBERS   APPLETON WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB—WANT 1,000 MEMBER. SHIP AND WORKING FUND $10,000

VILLA’S CAPTURE: OF TRAIN AND  U.S. CITIZEN  IS CONFIRMED   Joseph Williams Held for $50, 000 Ransom—Train Dynamited and 20 Guards EKied

FLAGS AT HALF-MAST   Next Sunday Heroes leroes of War Will Be Hanored.

BALLOONS HEAD FOR CANADA   Seven Bags Racing for Gordon-Bennett Trophy Sighted by  Pata. .-f. %.<— ae

ONE BALLOON IN BENNETT TAUP HY CONTEST LANDS   Goodyear Il, the American Entry, Believed to Be in Lead: Is Drifting Toward the Great Lakes

U.. BALLOON LEADS INTERNATIONAL RACE   REPORTS ARE RECEIVEDFROL =" BAGS VYING. FOR BEN: : NETT TROPHY.*

UPSON LEADS  ~~ BEC GAS BAGS   Balloons Péiticipating In Race Fo Gordon. Bennelt Trophy Ar Sihted In’ {linois. °.

BALLOONS FLOAT OVER MID-WES!   International Contestants fo Gordbn Bennett Trophy .; Drift Towards Lakes

Goodyear li in Advance Witl Contestants Drifting to Great Lakes Area   EXPECT LANDINGS: TODAY   Bunched . During First Par of Flight From Birmingham, Alabama

PLAN AVIATION ROUTE FOR CENTRAL EUROPE   BRITISH AND FRENCH FIRMS BACK OF MOVEMENT AT BUCHAREST      Poor Railway Conditions Make Air Service Necessary in Some Parts of Europe

BUCHAREST WILL BE LUMMUNICAT A CENTER   Plans of French for City Ar Most Extensive of Southeastern Europe

VIOLENT BATTLE FOUGHT MONDAY NEAR CAMLOUGH   ‘Ulster “Specials” Accused of Burning Sinn Fein Hall at Newry   CORK IS ARMED CAMP   Ambushing of British Offcers Continues to Fan the Flames

BRITISH TROOPS: OME OND W FIRE SWEPT CORK   Central Part of City Is ‘ Burned And Loss Is _ Very Heavy      BUSINESS IS NOW AT A STANDSTILL   Hundreds Of Persons Homeless —Martial Law Declared In The City.

TUMULT RAGES [IN TRELANL UNDER-BRITISH MARTIAL LAV   Conflicts Between British Troops and the Sinr Feiners Reported in Many Sections of the Country.   RAIDING RESIDENCES FOR FIREARMS

Knox Going To Meet Mr. Harding   Sudden Summons for Penn: sylvania Senator Creates Much Interest   LEAVES WASH'N TODAY

SENATOR KNOX WILL CONFER WITH HARDING   They Will Discuss the International Program to Be Offered by the: Now Administration.

WOMAN AND BABE SLAIN BY THIEF   Bodies of Wife and Child Discovered By Husband When he Returns to Home; Hands and Legs of Victim Bound; Thing Burglar Guilty.

MURDER AT BURLINGTON   Woman and Baby Evidently Kliled by : an intruder.

SHIP DEALIS PLANNCD   British -Intefests Hold Out Olive; Branch to Beriin.   Attitude Sard to Be Result of Move:  ment in U. 8. far Powerful Mer chant Marine. :

GT. BRITAIN PLANS BIG SHIP DEAL   British Interests Hold Out Olive Branch to Berlin.   Attitude Said to Be Result of Move. ment in U. S. for Powerful Merchant Marine.

PLAN BIG SHIP DEAL   BRITISH.GERMAN COMBINATION iS TALKED ABOUT,   Movement in U. S. for Powerful Mer chant Marine Said to Be the Cause.

REDS STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT WORLD, {3 ASSERTIONTO SENATE   Soviet Agent Martens Boast. There is No Need for Urging International Revolt   HUGE SUMS FOUND IN BOLSHEVIKI TREASURY   “Ambassador” Says  Lenine Government Wants to Spend Millions for Necessities

TROOPS ATTACK ITALIAN MOB   Anarchists at Florence Attempt % Overcome Soldiers and Are Shet Down.

CARBINEERS  FIRE INTO MOB AT FLORENCE   Soldiers Are Rushed Shortly After..an‘-Anarchist “Deputy Urges a Revolution to Overthrow Government.

SCORE OF ‘RIOTERS "WOUNDED IN ITALY   Mob Tries to Overcome Party of * Carabineers During Anarchiat's Tatk~ and Draw Soldiera’ Fire =

Was Recently Elected To the Chamter cf Deputies—Several Wounded In Riot That Followed.

ATTEMPT CLEAR UP WAR DEBTS   Treasury Department Plans to Settle Claims of France of $19,000,000

nF WAR'S DEBTS   Treasury Department to De: duct Amounts Owed, From. European-Claims.   MONEY TO INDIVIDUALS

SQUARING WAR CLAIMS   ALLIES AND THE UNITED STATES TO “MATCH” DEBTS.   Reduction of Bills Considered by Treasury Department at Washington—Cuts Big Loans.

WAR DEBTS OF U.S. , WILL BE MATCHED   Redustion of Bills Considered by Treasury Department.   Claims on America May Be Taken Off the Respective Nation's Big Loan.

K AFTER CRASH     FREIGHTER &!   Search Continved for Bodies of  2¢ Aliseing Person".

CONTINUE SEARCH . FOR. BODIES IN  Y4KE SUPERIOR   Twenty-eight “of Crew- anc One Passenger Still on  T tek ny 4 AK

TWO DIE IN FIRE ABOARD TANKER   OiL BARGE A TOTAL LOSS IN BIS BLAZE AT GALVESTON DOCKS

HEAVY FIRE LOSS AT GALYESTO}   Damage Estimated at $400,00( And Three Men Perished  In Flames

GALVESTON EXPLOSION: ‘CAUSES HUGE 'LOSSE!   Oil Barge Destroyed In Bip . Disaster. .

SEEK BOND FOR KING   Relatives Would Get Him Out of Jail Pending Appeal

‘ LIVING COST STILL HIGH    November Prices F Higher Than October in England

ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER WANTS THE NAME OF EVERY 7 INDIVEDUAL WALKOUT

Also W; nts the” Names Who  Breiing Walkout + ‘in Whole : ' ” or in Part.

STRAUSS WILL COMMAND — FLEET IN: ASIATIC SEAS   Naval Officer Wing. Promotion for. the Work in Laying and Removal of 1 ‘North Sea Mina Barrage

AMERICAN WARSHIP AT DALMATIAN PORT TO QUELL ITALIAN - SLAV OUTBREAK

on ——  RESULT IS COMPLETE ~~ DEFEAT OF GOMPERS   LANGUAGE OF RESOLUTION SIMILAR TO THAT OF PLUMB PLAN, DECLARING FOR “DEMOCRATIC OPERATION,”

RAIL OWNERSHIP RESOLUTION RESEMBLES PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE   Gompers Warns That Government Ownership of Railroads Will Deprive Workers of Their Vote

GOVT OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS PLANK 13 ADOPTED BY LABOE   The Action Follows a Hot Fight is Considered First Set-Back For Samuel Gompers.

HE Is  OPPOSED TO GOV. OWNERSHIP   feging Government & Deprived of ers Enjoy.  m 3g f Oppeseit “Ity Emplo:  ‘Right

PLUMB PLAN ADOPTED BY LABOR CONVENTION   Voting Follows Bitterest Fight Tha Has Torn Organized Labor in Years .

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS 1 PASGED OVER HIS OBJECTIONS   Warning That It Would Mean That United States Would Be Boss, If Adopted, Is Disregarded By Conventionists.

DUMPERO NU LONGER HAD FULL SWAY   RAIL OWNERSHIP BY GOVERNMENT STRONGLY ASKED   President of Federation Turned Down By Big Vote.

LABOR SPLITS TOPE      And Declares For.Government Own: _. rehip. of Railroads—Firat_ Defeat for President :

FEDERATION IS AGAINST GOMPERS ON RAIL CONTROL   Resolution Passed at Montrea: Calls for Democratic Operation of Svstems      PLUMB PLAN IS FOLLOWED

GOMPERS BEATEN ON GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP ISSUE   THE ONLY REAL SET-DACK TUE OLD LABOR WAR HORSE HAS STFFERED IN YEARS.

LABOR FOR U.S.OWNED RAILROADS   Demands ‘ Adoption of Plumb Plan, With. Democratic Control.   GOMPERSBEATEN _BYTHE- RADICALS

BEATEN BY   PLUMB PLAN LEAGUE WINS GREAT SICTORY AT AL F. OF L. CONVENTION.      GUMPERS WAKES FINAL PLEA BUT IS BEATEN BY DECISEVE VOTE.

()  OVT. OWNERSHIP F THE RAILROADS  pm DEMANDS (   Resolution Is Adopted bt Convention Calling for Ownership and Operation by Government

Under Government Ownership About 2,000, 000 Become U8. Employes  pany Tur CAME AC LAN npieiway

FEDERATION IS FOR PLUMB PLAN   Government Ownership (0 Railroads !s Endorsed at Annual Convention Today.   IS DEFEAT FOR GOMPERS

MINORITY REPORT WAS ADOPTED BY A BIG VOTE   Gomnpers and Other Conservatives Battled to Eliminate “Ownership” Fiom the Resolution--Miners and Railway Workers Combined Asainst Eim.

SAMUEL GOMPERS RECEIVES SETBACK   TAKES THE FLOOR IN HIS OWN NEHALF, BUT RECEIVES NO APPLAUSE

RAL OWNERoflP BY U. 0, BACKED BY UNIONS   Gompers Suffers First Bis Defeat In Years as A. F.  L. Passes Resolution

A. F. of L. Declares for Government Ownership of Railroads; Indiana Legislature to be Called in Special Session; Drys Disappointed at Republican Choice, to Put Ticket in F ield

Consternation Reigns in Mos: cow as Workers Start New Revolution.   SOVIET ARMIES CRUMBLING:   Soldiers Hold Meetings De manding Peace and Workers Go on Strike.

ANTI-BOLSHEVIK WAVE IS SWEEPING OVER RUSSIA   CONSTERNATION REIGNS IN WOS COW AND RED OVERTHROW IS PREDICTED

CONSTERNATION REPORTED TO HAVE BREN CAUSED IN MO6COW BY REPORTS.   SOLDIERS DEMAND PEACE

CONSTERNATION IN RUSSIA AT ANTLRED WAVE   Conditions Resemble Those Preceding Overthrow of Kerensky Regime.   DISASTERS MEET RED TROOPS

ANTI-BOLOHEVIK WAVE WEEPING VER RUSSIANS   Soviet Troops on Westerr Front Said to Hav2 Demanded Peace at Once   RED OFFICIALS IN MOSCOW IN ALARN  {   ON POLISH FRONT BOLSHE. VIKC ARMIES ARE COM. PLETELY ROUTED IN THEI IIDA REGION BELOW VILNA

Troops on Practically All Fronts Held a Meeting and Demanded Peace 24 Once—Arnies QGrumblinc.

RED REGIME, REVOLT TORN,  FRAATEA ARP   Anti-Bolshevik Wave, Sweeping Russia, Forecasts Doom of Lenine and Trotzky.  Who Is Reported Wounded   Soviet Troops at Lida Kill _ Commissaries and Army Commander Kills Self; Foes  of Communists Victorious

ANTI-RED  WAVE IS GROWING   Rioting Reported: Raging In Petrograd---Troops ~ Demand Peace ©   ARMIES CRUMBLE

BREAKING   Factory Workers and Bolshevik Troops Are Rising in az Attempt to Overthrow Soviet Regime.   RED ARMIES CRUMBLING ON ALL BATTLE FRONTS   General] Wrangel Crushes So. viet Troops in South anc Polish Armies Drive Reds From Western Line.

TIDE AGAINSE BOLSHEVIKS SPREADING AVER RICCI   Factory Workers are Seeking to Overthrow Reds   IDAYS OF KERENSKY’S  OVERTHROW RECABLED    Bolsheviki Divisions In South Russia Destroyed by Gen. Wrangel

WORKERS STRIKE REDS FACE CRISIS   REPORTS SAY ANTI-BOLSHEVIK WAYE IS SWEEPING RUSSIA, THREATENING DOWN, FALL OF SOVIETS   POLISH VICTORY COMPLETE   RUSSIANS ON NORTHERN FRONT SAID TO BE FLEEING  ry Nreapnrnr

WORM fio TURNED IN SOVIET RUSS   AN ANTI-BOLSHEVIK WAVE IE SWEEPING COUNTRY.   HEAVY LOSSES AT THE FRONT   One Whole Division Surrenders t  the Poles After Having Murdered  All-Its Commissaries Who Tried To Urge Resistance.

NCVULL IN SGI SPREADN _DSPATGHES SAY   Factory Workers Strike To Overthrow Red Regime In Petrograd   TROTZSKY WOUNDED   Slaughter Of Soviet Chiefs In Surrendered City Is Reported

FACTORY HANDS: ~ QUT ON STRIKE   Same Demonstrations As Pre. ceded Fall of Korensky Regime

BOLSHEVIK “ARMIES ARE   ANTI-BOLSHEVIN WAVE SWEEPING OVER RUSSIA, CON FUSION IN MOSCOW   SOVIET TROOPS ON WESTERN FRONT HOLD MEERTING—URMASD SMMEDIATE PEACE

Consternation . in Moscow Over the Growth of the Movement--Work- _ ers and Troops Affected ‘

ANTI-BOLOHEVIAI MOVE SWEEPING OVER AUSot AS HUNGER GNAWS BUDY   Factory Workers Said to Be on Strike Against Soviet---See Movement Similar to Overthrow of Kerensky for Lenine et al.

Moscow Is Alarmed at Progress Being Made in Meny Sections: Workers in Petrograd Are on Strike Against Shortage in Food, Is Report.

REDS LOSING THER HOLD OVER RUSSIA   Anti-Bolshevik Wave Sweeping  Nation and Consternatioa _  Keigns in Mauscaw   FACTORY WORKER STRIKE ' TO OVERTHREOW REDS   Soviets on. Western Froni Hold Mass Meetings 2m) Demand

BABE IS CRUSHEL   Rug Slips, Father’s Fall Fatally Iniures Infant

ELWELL MURDER CASE TS FAR FROM SOLUTION   Pendulum In Mystery Swings  Back to Theory That Woman Was Slaver.

ELWELL MURDER STILL UNSOLVED   BELIEF GROWS THAT Tt WAS A WOMAN AND THAT IT WAS JEALOUSY.

ELWELL CASE TS NO NEARER TS SOLUTION   Mystery enters its second month as baffling   99 pver

WELFARE ECARD” ASKED FOR STATE   rt -Thyrée Institutions Wott é Merged in New Department

Howat’s Agents Are Busy Peddling.  Myth About a State Constabulary   COMPANIES WANT: SERVICE CHARGE   APPLICATIONS MADE BY GA> CONCERNS TQ INDUSTREAL COURT         Added Charge Would Go to Con. *  sumers Along Trunk Line in Douvlas County

Satie et ed  HAS . WORKERS ON PAY ROLL ‘PEDDLING BUNC.   Were In Topeka Shops Today Among Union Men Talking of * State Constabulary.

Howat’s Agents Are Busy Peddling — Myth About a State Constabulary

SLAY MUSE FOMENT "REVOLT EVERYWHERE TO SOVIETIZE GLOBE, ~—. LENINE’S PREACHING   An International Proletariat Soviet Regime His Aim, Declares Premier Nikolai

REVOLUTION THE WORLD OVER.   Premier Lenine Says Russia Must Continue to Foment It.

SITUATION PRESENTS MOR HOPEGUL VIEW   Accordiag to the American Legatior at Warsaw

MINERS IDLE AS AWARD PROTEST   Union Leaders Ready to Sign, But Situation is More Complicated.   TERMS IN 2-YEAR PACT

MINE STRIKE COMPLICATES SETTLEMENT   Committee, in Session te Draw Up Contract Em. Barrassed by Men Quitting Work on All Sides.

MINE QUITTERS TANGLE ANTHRACITE SITUATION   Union Leaders stand Ready to Sige Terms of the Coal Commis cian’) Sacurd

INSURGENTS STRIKE AS PROTEST AGAINST COAL WAGE AWARD      Hundred Thousand Anthracite Workers Reported on “Vacation” Today   LEWIS CALLS STRIKE OF SOFT COAL MINERS IN ALABAMA   Says Operators. Have Failed to Grant Raise Ordered by U.S

WITH GREATER PART OF AN. THRACITE MINERS OUT, THE SCALE COMMITTEE MEETS.

MINERS TO SIGN FIXED CONTRACT   Decide at Same Time, However, to Ask For Another Raise.

SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF HARD COAL MINERS’ CASE EXPECTED; MANY STILL ON “VACATION”

MINERS STRIKE CRIPPLES HARD COAL INDUSTRY   Scale Committee _ tc Accept Award Despite Kicks.

EXPECT MINERS TO SIGN SCALE WITH PROTEST   Authraite Workers Taking “Vacation” (Over Dissatisfaction of Award.   BIG SUM IN BACK  PAY 1S ALLOWEI

MINERS ACCEPT AWARD TERMS. WITH PROTEST      AGREEMENTS BEING EM BODIED IN¢ FWO-YEAR CONTRACT—TO, ASK AN. OTIER HRARTYC.

MINERS ON “VACATION” PROTEST AGAINST AWARI   SCALE COMMITTEE REPRESENT ING OPERATORS AND WORK ERS MEETS TO SETTLE NEGO TIATIONS

ERIN PAINTED AS VESUVIUS   London Grapii.: Says Eruption is Due  —Ail F ttions See Red Over riome Rute.

ERIN PAINTED AS VESUVIIS   London Graphic Says Eruption Is Due -— All Factions See Red Over Home Rule.

HIGH COURT OF FRANCE GIVES CAILLAUX THREE YEAR’S IMPRISONMENT      Cost of Trial and Banishment from Country for Five Years Included

CAILLAUA WILL BE BANISHED AY END OF SENTENCE   Drastic Action Taken by High Court of  France.

THOUSANDS OUT FOR THE SECOND GAME   YANKER-INDIAN SERIES DRAW ENTHUSIASTIC FANS,   Rath Makes His Porty-Kighth Home Rae Karly in the Game——Oweans and Connolly Are the  it wmpires.

Calder will attempt to swing Empire State delegation to Sproul   Break will probably come after the third ballot, Chicago thinks

SPROUL 10 LEAVE WHEN VOTE COMES   Pennsylvania (Governor Will Make Headquarters At Blackstone Hotel

Pennsylvania Will Stick To Sproul To End   Governor At Headquarters In Hotel While Nominating Goes On   PLACE IS TAKEN BY ALTERNATE

LIST OF DEAD IN NEW YOR EXPLOSION 34°   Clues Presented to the Eight Sepa rate lavestigations.

THE DETECTIVES GATHERING IN BOMB EVIDENCE  IS NOW CERTAIN THAT MORGAN EXPLOSION WAS BY ANARCHISTS.  PICT AP AFAN NINA

EY MIBRALURE IS FOUND IN LETTER BOA   Death List Reaches Thirty Six, and Will Go Higher Declare Police, As Many Wounded Have Little Chance For Recoverv It Is Said.

MANY MORE — CANNOT LE   Detectives. Have Secured a Number-of Glues

EIGHT PROBE OF BOMB BLAST IN NEW YORK IN FULL SWING   tive Threatening Circulars, Two Horseshoes and Skeleton of Wagon are Clues   DEATH TOLL IS 36   Attorney General Palmer And Assistants At Scene of Explosion.

OFFIGIALS RUN DOWN GLEWS -BONB EXPLOSION   Threatening Circulars Are Being Investigated By Detectives   EIGHT PROBES IN PROGRESS NOW   Government, State And City De. tectives Working To Find Perpetrators Of Outrage

New York Police Author’. fies Tracing Warning Sent Oul Days Before 1s. ylosion.   36 PERSONS DIE   Death Toll Reaches High Figure—Rigid Tnyestigalion Ts Being Made By Opcralives,

FISCHER ARREST UNIMPORTANT: — OTHER BOMB CLUES BEING RUN DOWN   Demented Teusis Expert's Warning “Weird Coincidence”-~ Auarchist Crcalars Found Work of Aliens~-Morgan and Company Had Received Warning.

ROYAL SPANISH ACADEMY HONORS DEPARTMENT HEAD   Dr. E. C. Hills, of Romance Language Department Gets High Recognition as a Scholar.

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS TAROO   Fair Manager Says Proxy For Harding Will Not Be Aécevted.

GRAPH RECORDS. TABOO      “Fatr Manager, Sayn Proxy For Harding Weal sxatades manner

HARDING'S “CANNED” SPEECHES ARE BARREL   Ohio State Fair Management Tells Nominee to Attend if He Wishes To Address Visitors,

TABOO HARDING RECORD SPEED   OHIO STATE FAIR WANTS NOM. INEE TO APPEAR IN PERSON

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS AS PROXY FOR HARDING _ TABOOED BY PAIR      fanyuest far Tene’ as Columbus De mninee Says He Won't , Re Able to Actcud,      ted

HARDING CANNOT ATTEND FAIR   Phonegraph HRecords Are Offered aa a *ubetlitaic.

SHOOTS GIRL, SELF   Akron Man Wounds Young Woman, Commits Suicide

JEALOUSY GRAZED YOUTH USED GUN   Shot Girl Who Rejected His . “Attentions Then ‘Killed  Dae’. « ) Ree r ene ene

JEALOUS YOUTH WOUNDS A GIRL AND KILLS SELF   Akron Hi School Love Af fair Has a Tragic Ending

NEGLECT WOUNDED, JOHNSON CHARGES   Says Laws Are Disregarded By Glass and Surgeon General

Says Sick, Wounded Soldiers Do Not Get Proper Treatment   Universal Training Bill To Cause Split in G.O. P

CHARGES U.S. ~ WOUNDED ARE — MISTREATED   Johnston Tells Hous¢ That Money Is Be- ing Mis-spent.

WOUNDED MENIN ARMY HOSPITALS NOT CARED FOR   South Dakota Congressman Who Served in A. E. F. Makes Charges.

Jongsessinan Johnson Ot South Dakota Who Served As Private in France, ’Makes Gravest Charges.   MONEY APPROPRIATED IS NOT BEING USED   Suffering Soldiers Turned Out of Hospitals to Make Room for Those Needing More Attention.

WAR WRECKS ARE POORLY TREATED, JOHNSON STATES   Funds Appropriated Not Being Used, Dakota Congressman Says   ASSAILS GLASS, BLUE   Charges Their Opposition to Tak ing Over Chicago Hospital Is Cause of Distress

GK SOLDIERS TREATED BADLY   Congressman, Who Served ir A. E. F. Makes Charges Against Surgeon-General.

SICK SOLDIERS NOT PROPERLY TREATEL   Representative Tells of Visits to Hospitals.

NOT RECEIVING PROPER TREATMENT   Sick and Wounded Yanks Suffering from Lack of Attention in U.S. Hospitals   CONDITIONS DISCLOSED BY REP. JOHNSON

WOUNDED MER AUT TREATED RIGHT   Representative Johnson of South Bakota Tells House of Hospitals.

QULDIERS NUT WELL TREATED JOHNSON SAYG   CHARGES GLASS AND BLUE ARE IGNORANT. NEC*"GENT OR WILFUL IN DISREGARD   Complains That Hesnital Facilities Are Inadeauate and Others Not Beine Provided

WOMEN BURN A BRITISH FLAG   Demand Freedom for treland and That  _ United States Recall Loans Made to Engiand; Destroys Flag Before U. &. Treasury Building.

BURNED FLAG   WOMEN BURN BRITISH FLAG IN FRONT OF TREASURY DEPT.   (By United Press)

A Confidence ' That Ties and Binds      The American and French People in Fraternal Aficetion Says Presidont Wilson,

Democrats, Afraid of Losing Jobs, Preparing to Aid Emergency Bill:   LEADERS PLAN TO FIGHT   Canvass Reveals Many Democrats Were Ready to Sup-. nort Fordney Measure.

PARTY SPLIT OVER TARIFF   DEMOCRATS OF CONGRESS IW AN AWKWARD POSITION,   FORDNEY BILL TEST OF FAITH   PRESSED ny CONSTITUENTS To MAKE ir A Law.   Pat Thre Lower Heese With Thetys Assistance, Bat May Net Meet With ne Mech Faver at Hands of Senate.

DEMOCRATS FOR FORDNEY BILL   Fear of Farmers and Cattle Raisers Said to Have Engendered Protectionist Feeling in Crowd Heretofore Behind’ Wilson.   LEADERS PERFECT CONFERENCE PLANS FOR NEW FUTURE

ELECTION OF WOW REVIVES TGVENEN   Leok to Establishing of Cour! of Domestic Relations in Cleveland Soor

OUR E. & S. LENS  have arrived  WALKER-GRIM CO.   Store Fixtures For Sal

SHERIFF WOUNDS HOLDUP MAN      Three Masked Bandits Attempt to Rob Parroll Carriers.

NEW ALLIED NOTE IS CONSIDERED BY THE GERMANS   Matter of Reparation Is The Chief Topic of Discussion. :   GERMANY LISTS ITS CONTRIBUTIONS   Shows Amounts Already Paid to Allies—Memorandum on Financial Conditions,

GREEK KING IS UNIMPROVED   No Change of Moment Is Reported  awe=nNneonlata an Siwereeccor.

ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETED   Aviators Forced to Land in Mexico Will Return  to U. S. Tomorrow

ARMY AVIATORS TO BE ALLOWED TO RETURN HOM   MEXICAN GOVERNMENT GRANTS PERMISSION FOR AMERICAN FLIERS TO GET SUPPLIES FROM U. 8.

Uo. AVIATORS EADY FH TRIP AAUoo BERDEE   SUPPLIES GF GASOLINE AND OF SENT £0 THEM FROM ZAPATA, TEXAS, TODAY,

‘RUSS GOVERNMENT ALARMED      Red Armies OD ralized on  and Crimean Fronts, Stockholm  Dienpatches Say.

RUSS GOVERNMENT ALARMED   Red Armies DOemoralized on Poligh and Crimean Fronts, Stockholm Dispatches Say.

RUSSIA IN SORE DISTRESS.   Soviet Troeps In Fell Ketreat and Deserting Daily.

DARK HOUR FOR ~AIAN, WAR NOW CEEMS LIKELY!   BRITISH PRESS 1S GLOOMY,   NOTE FROM ENTENTE TO HUNS, ON KEEPING THE TREATY.

DARK HOUR FOR ~ NAN, WAR NOU —SFEMCTIKELY   BRITISH PRESS IS GLOOMY.   NOTE FROM ENTENTE TG HUNS, ON KEEPING THE TREATY.

MAGNOLIA WILL PAY DIVIDEND   Stockholders in Oil ‘Co. to Receive Nice Christmas Present

STOCK DIVIDEND OF 100 PER CT. ORDERE!   Magnolia Petroleum Atsc Pays Cash Dividend.

STOCKHOLDERS GET BiG SLICE OF ME Oh   MAGNOLIA STOCKHOLDERS ARE VOTED 100 PER CENT STOCK DIVIDEND TODAY.

Colby is Not Even Receptive Candidate for Chairmanship of San Francisco Convention

DLBYISMOST LIKELY CHONG   THE SECRETARY OF STATE  CONSIDERED FOR DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN.

COLBY MAY BE MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN   THE WILSONIAN DEMOCRATS ARF RFHIND THE SEC.” RETARY OF STARS

Senator Carter Glass, Author of Virginia Platform Endorsec by Wilson to Head Resolu : tions Committee .   MANAGERS FOR W’ADOO CANCEL RESERVATIONS   President's Official Family to ‘be Well Represented with Palmer, Meredith, Burleson and Daniels on Hand

HOOVER CALLS: UPON REPU BES ANS TO SUPPORT NATIONS & AL TICKET AT POLLS. i

BAINBRIDGE COLBY  MAKES STATEMEN’   Declares He Is Nota Candidate  _ For Permanent Chairman o' * Democratic ‘National Con vention.

Colby May Be the.  Permanent Chairman   The Seerctary of State Now Considered the Man for Permanent Chairman of Democratic Convention.

coLBY IS PROBABLE. ~ BONVENTION LEADE   Secretary of State Looked Upon as Permanent Chairman    TO ADOPT. VIRGINIA: PLANK

COLBY NOT INTERESTED   DECLARES HE IS NOT EVEN “RE CEPTIVE” CANDIDATE FOR CHALRMANSHIP.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION 18 BEING FRAMED   Bainbridge Colby May Be Permanent Chairman~ Glass to Head Resolutions Committee.

COLBY SPURNS OFFER OF CONVENTION HEAD   Declares He is Not Even a “Recentive” Candidate For Position.   MANY . OTHERS WORTHY

COLBY NOT TO BE THE PERMANENT CHAIRMAt   Declares He Is Not Even Recep live Candidate for Democratic Position,

COLBY IS NOT EVEN A RECEPTIVE CANDIDATE FDR CHAIRMANSHIP OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT FRISCO)

Colby Not Even Receptive Candidat   Secretary of State Says No Founda.  tion for Report That He Is to Be Chairman,

COLBY NOT AFTER CONVENTION JOB   Secretary of State Says He's Not “Receptive Candidate” for Permanent Chairman at Frisco

COLBY DENIES THE CHAIRMAN REPORTS   Secretary of State ‘Says He Is Not Even A Receptive Candidate.

SAYS REPORT 1S WITHOUT FOUN DATION   That He Is to Be Permanent Chair man of the Frisco Convention.

BAINBRIDGE COLBY MAY HAVE CHARG!   WILL LIKELY BE CHOSEN CHAIRMAN OF DEMO. CRATIC CONVENTION. —

SPECULATORS REAP HARVEST COLD STORAGE FOOD STUFFS   International News Service Finds $1,000,000,000 Worth   WAREHOUSES AND TRACKS LOADED   “Unconscionable Speculating in Food Stuffs, Especially Sugar’’ Is Verdict

BY STAFF QF NEWS REPO  RTERS   Reveals Food Speculators Reaping Harvest and Public Being Exploited.

FIGHTING STILL IN PROGRESS, REPORT      Kieff Taken by Poles _on ‘Sunday After Reds Had Evacuated.   PEACE OVERTURES MADE?   Soviets Said to Have Opened Negotiations After Heavy Losses,

SOVIETS EVACUATE KIRY   Retreat Toward Kharkov Says W2rsaw Dispatch to the haiis News.

TUMULT IN LABOR CONVENTION WHEN FRAMEUP CHARGED   Committee Reports Held Up With Malicious Motive, Chicago Delegate Says.   PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR LONGSHOREMEN’S STRIKE   Fight for Recognition and o Open Shop Policy of Ship interests Favored.

RAPS COMPULSORY ARBITRATION   Labor Demands Amnesty for Ail Political Prisoners,

LABOR OBJECTS  TO ARBITRATION   A. F. L. Adopts Resolution De manding Repeal of Portion of Railroad Billi.

URGES AMCESTY FOR. ; QLITIGAL Pai PRISE icS   Labor Federation Cpposes Compuisory Arbitration, —

DIXON CHILDREN ARE OUTLINED IN REPORT PHYSICAL DEFECTS OF   Final Review Submitted hy Visiting Nurse of Public Schools   Labor Denounces  Militia in School

WHEN. A DELEGATE CHARGED -COMMIT.‘TEES WITH aoe RACK RRPORT..   Charge. Denied by. Gompers  * —“Federation’ to. Support. "Striking Longshoremen—  . Other-Matters Before the > Convention...

U.S. SHOULD OWN RAILROADS, A.F.L. RESOLUTION SAYS   Reclassification Of Civil Service Employes Also Is Urged.

"STEAM ROLLER” METHODS CHARGE   Attack on Committee Throws A. F. of L. Convention Into Great Confusion

LONGSHOREMEN ‘GIVEN SUPPORT BY A. F. OF L.   Would Help Striking Workers at Atlantic and Gulf  Coast Ports.   GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP   Of Railroads, Recognition of the Russian Soviet Government, Among Things Up Today.

'WEDNESDAY : AT THE MINES   A. F. OF L. PLEDGES LONGSHOREMEN AID

AF. OF L PLEQGES SUPPORT TOSTRING LONGSHOREMEN   And Also Makes Known its Opposition to the “Policy. of Open Shop.”—Many Resolutions Before Convention For Adoption.

FEDERATION RAPS. ARBITRATION   OPPOSED ANTI-STRIKE OF RAILROAD BILL AND WILL FIGHT INTRODUCTION OF MILITARY TRAINING.

SAMUEL GOMPERS  MEETS DECISIVE NEFF AT IN MEFTITE      Proposal For Beer and Light Wine Plank Reaten.   URGES AMNESTY   Political Prisoners Would Be Tendered Mercy By Labor.

UNIONLABORIN OPPOSITION TO MILITARY PLAN:   COMPULSORY TRANING I§ ATTACKED BY CONVENTION.   ARBITRATION SECTIONS OF R. R. LAW NOT LIKED   Executive Council Is  Instrueted Te Leave Nothing Undone Te Bring About Early Repeal.

FEDERATION OF LABOR IS AGAINST MILITARY TRAINING   Doesn’t Even Want It in Schools of the Land, Saysa Resolution.

A. F. of 1. Will Aid Long. shoremen in Fight on Open Shop,   SPEAKER FLAYS TEXAS   Martial Law at Galveston Denounced Before Meeting in Montreal,

ESCH-CUMMINS BILL DEMANDED   Delegates of Federation of ‘Labor Convention Seek Annulment of Sections   MILITARY TRAINING GETS CONDEMNATION

WILL.AWARD PRIZES .. FOR NEW RECRUIT:   CONSIDERABLE INTEREST - BEING SHOWN IN NATIONAL GUARD UNIT.

WILL AWARD PRIZES FOR NEW RECRUITS   CONSIDERABLE INTEREST BE. ING SHOWN IX NATIONAI GUARD UNIT. ,

PARKER LEAGUE PROTESTS MADE AGAINST “REDS      NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION PRO. TESTS AGAINST RECOGNITION OF RUSSIAN SOVIET

1?  ~"PROFITEERS   vr Crowd, -..-With “Housewives. Hope to Get. “Some Real. Action Soon

PARTY LEADERS ~~ CRITICISED.   Say Campaign Managers Are At"tempting to Poison Minds of People.

Will H. Craig, Prominent Indiana Republican and Former Republican Publicity Man- . ager, Declares for League of Nations. Denounces the Republican  Misrepresentations.

SCORES PARTY FOR’ FALSE STATEMENTS   SENATE I$ CHIEF SINNER   Lodge Labeled as “High-Minded Senator”

A ROUSING MERTING   Grand Theatre Filled at Democratic Gathering Last Night

MEETING       Grand. Theatre Filled 4t Democratic Gathering Last) Night

GALVESTON QUIET UNDER STATE TROOPS CONTROL   Freight Congestion Being Re lieved by Employment of More Shop Workers

SHALL WEHELP MAINTAIN BRITISH EMPIRE   Made Chief Issue of Campaign by Cox Accepting Article X Promising to Fulfill It

SEN. HARDING I$ VERY BUSY    Deluge of Letters and Telegrams Comes Daily

HARDING WORKING HARD   Supposedly Quiescent Period Turne Out Very Busy One

HARDING BUSY WITH HIS CORRESPONDENCI   Republican Nominee Finds Perio Preceding Opening of Campaign Is An Active One.

PALMER TO OUTLINE — >. -NEW PLAN FOR CURBING SUGAR. PROFLERERRES.

WRAINS QP IN NEAGAHA GORGE.        ey Cars Ea@ a.  Seven Pa aMeREe PM “

SEVEN ARE INJURED WHEN TRA HITS BUS, WEAR CANTON   Heavy Fog Obscures View Of Driver Of Automobile.

U.S. NOT TO BE REPRESENTED AT PEACE MEETING   {State Department Says Offi  cial Participation Ended  Lact Marambear

WILSON'S WORD LAW IN FUME   United States Will Not B Represented at Peace Conference

“WAGS” LOSTEINER GIVEN LIFE TERM   Must Spend Each Christmas  — In Solitary Confinement ! Says. Court,

LONDON PAPERS MAKE COMMENT ON ELECTION   Pleased To Think That Harding  Will Not Be Sole Representa tive of U. S.

COMMENTS ON RECENT LANDSLIDE   London Papers Dwell Upor ‘Decisive Rejection" of Present American Policy.

Newspaper “Pleased Harding Will Not Be His Own Prime Minister” — Other Papers Comment on G. O. P. Slide.

Br Tt VIEWS ON PreF BM ELECTION   MANY JOURNALS REJOICE AT FT. NAL DOWNFALL OF PRESIDENT WILSON

FOREIGN COUNTRIES SHOW INTEREST IN AMERICAN ELECTION   Comment in Foreign Newspapers on Tuesday Election Are Very Optimistic.   CONSIDERS IT REACTION   One Swedish Newspaper Does— British, French, German and Mexican Papers Comment.

FOREIGN VIEWS ONVOTEINU,S   BERLIN DECLINES TO DISCUSS ELECTION RESULT   ELECTION RESULI  Newspapers of Switzerland Comment Sympathetically on Election of  Canotne Wardinge.

CHURCHILL SAYS RESULT 1S RIGHT   BRITISH SECRETARY OF WAR BELIEVES RESULT WILL STRENGTHEN FRIENDSHIP.

PETROLEUM CONCESSIONS.      American Control More Than Britinh fn Lower California,

NQ ACTION ON WAGE AWARD   Formal Action Postponed by RaltflPpoad Brotherhoods.

SS NOC me  ACTION ON RAIL WAGE AWARDS IS POSTPOHEL   Membership in Trainmen In. creasing at Rate of 100 to 195 a Day. Lee Says.

RAIL BROTHERHOODS MAKING RAPID GROWTE   Leaders at  UClevelard  Piscuss Grounds for Dissatisfaction With Wage Awards.

NO ACTION ON WAGE AWARD.   Brotherhood Leaders Discas« Object- jonable Aspect of Decision.

WWE CUIUS!       Lb tap   Evergrey to be Used ‘ons > Winter Sheller for Direhks,

HOWAT CASE. TESTS/N NEW KANSAS COURT IF!   Ray, Indianapolis, Is Tried fo Murder of Young ‘irl.

AT TRIAL FOR CHILD’ MURDER   WILLIAM RAY, NEGRO OF INDIANAPOLIS, FACES SPEED °. JUSTICE FOR CRIME «4;   POLIGE TAKE PRES “i

NEGRO SLAYER GOES ON TRIAL UNDER GUARDS      Police Ready to Resist Any At. tempt at Disorder at Indianepnolis Hearing.

RAY GOES ON TRIAL   CONFESSED SLAYER STANDS MUTE WHEN ASKED TO PLEAD —COURTROOM GUARDED.

COLORED SLAYER ON. TRIAL TODA’   emma eceme  Policemen Guard Prisoner, Who Stands Mute When Arraigned In Indianapolis Court.

NEGRO SLAYER OF WHITE .. GIRL-GOES GN FRIAI   Prosecuting Attorsiey Ask Death Penalty for William ‘Ray, Who Admits Crime.   SPECTATORS ARE BARRED 

FIERCE STORM IN WESTERN STATE!   Gale Ranging Fram 47 to 100 Miles an Hour Sweeps Colorado and Wyoming    DEATH LIST iS SMALL

GALE CAUSES THREE DEATHS IN COLORADC   Wind Blowing 100 Miles ar Hour Leaves Destruction in Path.

Influenza Attacks Attorney _ For Defense Which May — Postpone the Trial.

FLU EPIDEMIC MAY DELAY GRAFT TRIAL   Attorney For Newberry Is [fl And May Not Be Able To Start Trial.

DELAY WANTED ~ BY DEFENSE IN - NEWBERRY CASE      Aittorney’s - IlIness to Be ‘Made Grounds for Asking Postponement of Trial Opening.

TRIAL OPENING 10 BE DELAYED   Newberry Hearing May Not Start Tomorrow Owing to _ Illness of Attorney.

DEMAND MADE ~ ON LABGE BOARD   By W. Jeti Lauck Representing Unions

PLAN TO COVER EVERY EMPLOYE  IS GIVEN BOAR    Federal Railroad Labor Body Presented With Demand.   CAUSES SENSATION

RAISE CRY OF “WHITE TERROR.”   Measures Taken by German Military Commanders Catled Revengefal.

SKELETON SIXTY MILLION YEARS OLD IN MUSEUM   The Deinodon Describec as One of Fiercest of Its Time. 

LIVED MILLIONS QF YEARS AGO   Skeleton of Deinodor Roamed Earth Before Man Came

2 BANKS INN. D. CLOSE; FARMERS’ STAND BLAMED    REFUSAL OF FARMERS TO SELL WHEAT AT PRESENT PRICES : CAUSE, SAYS EXAMINER

KANSAS MINE IS “AGAIN OPERATIN(   After 6 Months Strike Over On Man 8. R. and H. Mine Resumes Output

TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS   tineatn Proviaton Market.   Minnow ampli Verhanre.

WOMEN’S GRAND JURY INDIGTS   Mystery of A Weel Cleared Up When Jury of Women, With Tears Stream. ing Down Eyes, Announce Their Findinas.

GUARANTEE FOR ROADS FOR TWO YEARS, IS PLAN   SENATE COMMITTEE REACHES AGREEMENT ON RAILROAD BILL   HOPE TO REPORT —  ON FEBRUARY 11   Expect to Complete Final Details on Measures Before Roads Returned March 1.

New Law Will Provide Governinent Guaranty of Five and One-half Per Cent for Two Years. ‘

GUARANTEE TO OWNERS VOTED BY RONFEREES   Would have U. S. Stand Good for Five and One-half Percent Returnon Value. .—s—   WORK IS FINISHED

TO GUARANTEE  01-2 PERCENT TO RAILROADS   Conicrees on Bill Agree to Re turn Which fs Promised For Two-Year Period.   COMPLETES AGREEMENT   Enactmeni May Be Secured Before March !—Valuation of Roads Not Completed.

ROADS WILL GET 91-2 PERCENT ON TOTAL VALUATION   Guarantee of Returns Effective for Two  Years, Plan,

WORK ON RAILROAD BILL [5 FINISHED   Raturn of Five and {One-Half Per Cent. On Value of Railroads Guaranteed Under an Agreement Reached by Sen: ate and House Conferees

AGREE ON FIVE AND A HALEPER ~ CENT GUARANTEE   Plan Regarding Return of Roads Would Con_ tinue Two Years.

CONFEREES END  CONFERENC. ES ON RAILS MEASURE   Return’ of 54-2° 4-9 ° Per’ ‘Cent  -Guaranteed: for. Peas Visas Davtad’

10 GUARANTEE R. R. EARNINGS HOR TWO YEARS   This is Substance of Agree ment Reached By Conferees on Railroad Bills.   FIVE AND A HALF PCT. RETURNS ARE ASSUREL   Report on the Bill Will Probably Be Ready at Latest on February 16.

Government Would Guarantee 5 1-2 Per Cent on Railroad Investments for Two Year:

GUARANTEED all RETR ApoEEA HPCN   Five and Half Per Cent On Ageregate Value Would Be Assured Owners Under Bill As Rewritten by Conferees   Leaders in Senate and House Hope for Final Enactment by March 1; Valuation is Toft to Interstate Rody  pete b OAS of cy

GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE   Return of Five and Half Per Cent on Aggregate Value of Roads

CONFEREES AGREE UPON RAILROAD GUARANTEES   Senate and House Committees Provide for 5.5 Percent Return on Aggregate Value,   SENATOR CUMMINS GIVES INFORMATION ON TERMS   ‘Says Rewritten Section Provide: ; That After Two Years Ques  tion Goes to Commission.   HOPE FOR ENACTMENT SCON   Provision Is Made for Distribution of Earnings in Excess of Guaranteed Return.

AGREEMENT NEAR ON RAILROAD Bll   RETURN OF Five AND ONE-HALF PER CENT Is

TO GUARANTEE RALROADS FIVE AND A HALE PER CENT   This is The Agreement Reaches By Senate and House--For ‘Two Years.

DECIDE RAILROAD GUARANTEE   Return of 5 i-2 Per Cent On Ageregate Value Fixed by Conferees.

FIVE AND ONE-HALF PERCENT RETURN ON VALUES DFEISION   Agreement Paves Way for the  Early Enactment of Railroad : - Legislation   WORTH OF PROPERTY TO BE DETERMINED   Distrihution of Earnings In Ex cess of Guarantee Provided } For In Measure

ASK RETURN FOR 2 YEARS ON RAILROADS   514 Per Cent Guarantee is Agreement Reached by the Conferees   CUMMINS STATEMENT   Says After 2-Year Term Commerce Body To Fix the Rates

RAIL BILL TO REPORT FEB.1¢   Agreement on Guaran.: teed Return Completes Work.

TO GUARANTEE ALL RAILROADS   Congressional Committee Agree on & 1-2 Per Cent.   FINAL ACTION VERY SOON   Would Pay Roads a Billion a Yeai For Two Years At Least.

TO PAY ROADS 5 1-2 PERCENT FOR 2 YEARS      Conferes Decide to Let I. € : C. Fix Compensation After That Time.   FIGURES ON VALUE. NOT AVAILABLE YET

CONFERES AGREE ON THIS RETURN FOR  THE NEXT TWO YEARS  Washington, D. C., Feb.7

REACH AGREEMENT ON RAILROAD BILL   senate and House Conferees Agree on Return of Five and One-Half Per Cent on Aggregate Road Values.

TWO KILLED, MANY TIURT IN BATTLE  BY ASSOCLATED PRESB. aa ees TAPP SA or SAK FT eet

PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT  IN COUNTRY OF WESTMEATE tRe hesscistad Peas

More Rioting In   Yreland Last Night      A Pitched Battle Reported ta County Westmenth—aAn Auxillary Police. miu and Woman Reported Killed.

PITCHED BATTLE ON IN IRELAND   Blood Flows Following Am bush of Military Lorry Last Night.

LIGHT SAVING IS _ HARD PROBLEM   Railroad Company Will Change  Clocks With New York tu Get More Daylight. ¢   MAY FORCE RULE IN RAST   If Ruilroads Moye Clocks Ahead Yowns Wilt be Compelled tu do it, Have Adupted Laws.

LIGHT SAVING IS HARD PROBLEW   Clocks With New York to Get More Daylight.   MAY FORCE RULE IN EAST      if Railroads Move Clocks Ahead Towns Will be Compelled to do it. Cities Have Adopted Laws.

Krivochin ‘Says Help Is Matter of Life and Death to Millions of  - Russian Refugees.   INHABITANTS OF CRIMEA FLEEING   “One Hope Is That American People Will Not Be Deaf to Appeal,” Official Says.

tional organization for the formatior of a new union, the Chicago express and freight handlers’ union.   MAY LOWER LUMBER PRICES   Campaign Among Chicago Materia Men to Solve the Housing  Problem.

BUILDING MATEPIAL TO BE STABLIZEL   No Advance for Six Months Proposed.

Machinists Union Officials Charged With Embezzlement   Business Agent of Cincinnati Local Acts In $13,000 Shortage---Accused Man Said He Paid Out $6,000 To “Sluggers” in Strike

CLARA SMITH TO SURRENDER   Much Sought Woman Expected te Be in (€Cmatadvy Tadawqw.

CONSTABULARIES PLEAD GUILT)   Giel Suspect in Hammon Marder t Give Self Up te Texas Sherifi,

ALLEGED oLAYER OF JAKE L, HAMOK 5 10 SURRENDER   SHERIFF GARRETT OF CARTER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, ON WAY TO EL PASO.   NOW ON MEXIGAN BORDE!   Large Sum Placed In Hands of Law Firm by Ardmore Citizens to Be Used In Defending Miss Smith.

CLARA oMITH WILL QURRENDER tLe  TODAY ON BORDER   Alleged Murderess of Jake Hamon Reported to Give Up Near El Paso, Texas.   ENDS NATION WIDE SEARCH

WHAT HUMS MUST. PAY GAUSE TENSION      British ‘and French Delegates At San Remo Have Different Ideas : wt About. It.

TEAMS FOR GERMANY TO HOLD STAGE TODAY   SUPREME COUNCIL TO TAKE UP WHAT SHALL BE ASKED AND HOW EXACTED.   IN SESSION AT SAN EMO   Tension Between French and British Delegations on Reparations subject Has Been High.

THE HUN QUESTION   BEFORE ALLIED COUNCIL FOR: SETTLEMEN .            Puzzle To Be Settled. ~ ae i .

FRANCE WANTS. 70 PUT SCREWS ONTO GERMANY   SAYS SHE INTENi’S TO DO NOTHING SHE 1S NOT COMPELLED BY FORCE TO DO *   Allied Leaders Show Signs of Jealoasy and Will End ‘Council Saturday With Much Unsettied.

Int HUN QUESTION   BEFORE ALLIED COUNCIL FOR SETTLEMENT,   Disposal of Turkish Question is Puzzle To Be settled.

Supreme Council to Discuss Requirements o1 Huns Today   Tension Between French and British Delegations on Subject Appears—Republic Declares It Has Been Greatest Sufferer From Germany’s Omission to Fulfill Her Treaty Obligations.

ADMIRAL IS MADE HUNGARIAN REGENT   National Assembly Chooses Commander of Army in Taking First Step Toward Restoration of Monarchy.   IS WELL THOUGHT OF BY ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES   Spanish Ministry Resigns Be cause of Lack of Suppor in Parliament—New Cabi. net in Jugo-Slavia.

MINERS OF IOWA TO GO INTO COX CAMP   Leaders Say Tle Will Get Almost Solid Support.

VIRGINIAN TELLS A DRAMATK STORY OF DEGRADATION AS BANDITS’ PRISONER   She Gives Senate Comnutice Account f Work She Was Forced to Do by Captore— “arried Secret Mesgage im Shoc Fram Camps.

Her Mother a Victim of Hardships, Mrs. Sturgis. Describes Own Degradation as Prisoner of Bandits— Mexicans Laugh at America,

Mrs. Cora Lee-Sturgis Relates to Senate Committee Her Experiences in Mexico While Held as a Prisoner—Plantation Raided.

ANDI Tenn [ODETALED oY WOMAN   Witness in Senate Inquiry Tells How Mother Had Starved After the Looting of Plantation.

DRAMATIC TALE BY MAS. STURGIS   Eight Months Prisoner of Mexican Bandits   STARVED AND BEATEN   Wife of American Dentist Tells Story of Hardship and Degredation in Outlaw Camp— Carries Message in Shoe on Foot Across Country to Another Bandit Rendezvous.

DRAMATIC. olQRY UF HARDSHIP AND DEGRADATION TOL   Mrs. Cora Lee Sturgiss, Virginian, Prisoner Eight Months in Mexican Bandit Camp.   WAS BEAT WITH GUNS BY CARRANZA SOLDIERS   When Hushand Protested and Reminded Bandits He Was American, They Pushed Him Aside and Laugh. ed, Saying “Your Old Government is Only a Blu.”

WOMAN TELLS COMMITTEE A FEARFUL STORY OF CON DITIONS BELOW BORDER   ‘UNCLE SAM MERELY BLUFF”   U- §. Citizens Murdered, Starved or Pillaged. Told Our Government Laughing Stock.

American Woman Held By Bandits Eight Months Relates Tragic Story

_——  FOR PEACE IN MINE PILLps,      Coal Strike Settlement Commission  Elects President.

a “HEADS ra er ere ee COAL COMMISSION   Representative of Public Elected President of Body to Review Difficulties Between Operators and Miners.

COAL COMMISSION {0 REANY 10 COMMERGE HEARINGS ON WAGE:   Operators Cotinue to Declare The; Have Not Accepted President’s Plan

ROBINSON HEADS COAL COMMISSION   Operators Will Co-operat in Reaching Agreement,

Eight Thousand Loaded Cars Frem Ohio Mines Consigned to Points in Michigan Not Being Moved Because of Congestion at Toledo, and Serious Car Shortage ix Threatened, 

North Carolina Won’t Ratify, 63 Out of 120 Solons Teil Tennessee

SUFFS GAIN VICTORY IN TENNESSEE   Win Opening Skirmish in House, 50 i  tod7.   DEFEAT RESOLUTION OF POSTPONEMENT      joint, Hearing by Bot! Houses Scheduled for Tonight   No. Carolina Solons Ask. Tennessee Not to Ratify

\ 9TH GARULINA (SK0 TENNESUEE NOT 10 RATIFY   lisuse Majority Tele. ~vaphs Suffrage Will Not Pass in Their  State.

$0. CAR. SOLONS BATTLE SUFFS   MAKE STATEMENT THEY WILL NOT RATIFY FEDERAL SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT..

BIST AND WEST GREAT STRIKE SPREADS FAS]   RAILWAYS OF BUFFALO ARE ge - UP AND KANSAS CITY 1S TO FEEL FULL EFFECT OF WRATH OF INSURGENTS.

PALMER CREES SEDITION BILLS   Despite Gompers Protest. Attorney) General Asks Passage of Measures.

PALMER 1S IM SUNFLICT WITH LABOR UNIONS   Passage of Sedition Bills Is Favored, in Opposition to Samuel Gompers

Newid HIGHT RIDERS ACTIVE   [wo Negroes Dead, Much Property Burned in Outbreak.

CLASH BETWEEN NEGROES - WHITES   2 Negro Night Riders Dead anc Much Property Destroyed by Flames. —

PROPERTY OF WHITE     LARCE BODY AY   Sheriff’s Party Fired Upon From Ambush—Return Fire and Kill Two Negroes.   IT STARTED SATURDAY   Ten Blacks Arrested When Dragnet Is Thrown Out in Montgzomery County.

“NIGHT RIDERS” IN ALABAMA BLACK BELT CAUSE HEAVY LOSSES   Two Alleged Negro Night Riders Dead and Country Side Panic-Stricken.

SUPREME COUNCIL IS 10 CONVENE IN LONDGN TOMORROV   At This Conference the Allied Attitude Toward Marshal Foch’s Action Will Be Determined,

Storm Hits Lastern Loas   Tides Play Havoe With Seaside Resorts~—Blizzard Cripples AU Traffic.   SHIPS TORN FROM MOORINGS.   Snow Piled Up By 72 Mile Gale stalls Trains In Ten Foot Drifts.

SUUTHERN NEW JERSEY . , 15 SWEPT BY HIGH TIDES   DRIVEN BY GALE CONTINUING  FOR TWO DAYS WATER CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE FROM ATLANTIC CITY TO DELAWARE CAPES. soi

TO MOVE THE COAL   Commerce Commissione} Orders Coal Sent to the Northwestern Region

ELECTION CLERKS SUBPOENAED IN NEW YORK CITY   Ballot Fraud Suspected i1 Fourth Assembly District.

NEW YORK OFFICER WILL INVESTIGATE ELECTION   District Attorney Swan Has Evidence Tending to Show - Gross Frauds.

TO. GIVE PROOF OF JAPANESE SMUGGLING HERI   Johnson Says He Will Sub . mit. Evidence to State  Danarctment

Senator Smith Scores Men Who Oppose Farmer Rel   You Stand~ Here Haggling About Anti-trus Laws Breaking the Hearts of Farmess When Thousands Are Suffering”

MAKES CHARGES AGAINST COTTON MILLS   Save With Cotton 200 Per Cent Lower They Have Cut Prices Only a Third.

INVESTIGATING CHORUS GIRL DISTRIBUTION OF FORBIDDEN REVERAG!   HAMMERSTELN CLADMS LIQUID PD SMALL BOTTLES WAS MERELY STAGE TEA,

THEATRICAL PRODUCER CHARGED UNDER DRY LAW   Catted States Grand fury Ix Inveati gating Alleged Dinteibotion of Whisky,

HORRORS! FOUR DROPS OF WHISKY   Federal Probe of Distributio1 of Booze at Theatre is On Today,

DID HAMMERSTEIN. GIVE AUDIENCE A DELIGHTFUL TREAT OF REAL STUFE2

HAMMERSTEIN HALED BEFORE GRAND JURORS   Government Bound Tc Find If Those Bottle: Really Did Have a “Tickle” in ’Em.

HURRICANE HAS NOT ARRIVED ON THE COAST   Shipping Scurries to Shelter As Great Storm Approaches   Tropical Disturbance On Way Northward

HURRICANE COMING TOLD BY FALLING BAROMETER   Galveston Awaits Big Blow ir Confidence: Ships Held a All Gulf Ports

THREE BUILDING PROGRAMS GIVEN BY SECY, DANIELS   Advocates Greatest Fleet in World Should U. S. Not Join  Teaone af Natianc.

THREE PROGRAMS FOR NAVY GIVEN TO COMMITTEE   Daniels Says Strength of Sea Force Depends on Ratification.

DANIELS 10 Unbt BIGGES! AVY It FOES BEAT TREATY   Provisional Programs Placed Before House Committee— Would Only “Round Out” Fleet if League Wins.

CATE OR BIGGER NAVY DANIELS WARNS SENATE   Aircraft Must Be In. cluded In U. S. Plans, He Says.

THREE BUILDING PROGRAMS AWAITING SENATE ACTION ARE LAID BEFORE HOUSE

DANIELS’ PLANS GIVEN TO NAVAL COMMITTEE   THREE PROVISIONAL BUILDING PROGRAMS SUBMITTED TO HOUSE BODY.   if U. S. Rejects Peet, Secretary Says He Will Urge Making Fleet World's Greatest.

Secretary Believes United States Navy Should Equal Any Other, “League or No [ eaene ”    “ROUND OUT FLEET,” IF TREATY WINS   Sixty-nine Ship Program Is Alternative if Congress Fails to Act Favorably on Treaty.

NAVAL HEAD MAY ASK FOR LARGER NAVY   Much Depends Howeve Upon Action of Senate on Peace Treaty

WOULD MAKE U8. HEATEST HAVAL POWER IN WORLD   Daniels Lays Three Programs Before Committee   ONE THREE YEAR PROGRAM

Three Provision2l Naval Building  Programs, liach Dependeat on Final Action of Senate on Peace Treaty, is Pending Before Marine Committee

DANIELS LAYS DOWN TrnEE PROPOSITIONS   Shipbuilding Program De pends on Action on League of Nations.

NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM DEPENDS ON SENATE ACTION   If Treaty and League Are Ratified, U. 8. Will Not Need Large Fleet; If It Should Be Rejected, Largest Navy In the World Is Necessary, Says Daniels   THREE PROPOSALS SUBMITTED

JAMELO TU hd MORE HIPS IF PAGT BEATEN   Must Have Immense Increases   Anyway, But “Incomparably Biggest” Navy If   -» No League, He Says

THREE TENTATIVE NAVAL PROGRAMS BEFORE COMMITTEE   Secretary Daniels’ Recom mendations Depend Upon Senate Action on Treaty.   WORLD’S STRONGEST FLEET SHOULD RATIFICATION FAIL   ‘xty-nine Ship Program in Case Ne Final Action is Taken on Pact This Session-No Capital Ships to be Constructed if United States Joins League of Nations,

U.S, PAYS RAILWAY LINES BIG SUM   Companies Get $238,000,000 of $600,009,000 Pledged

CONDITIONS BAD IN SOVIET CITY   Russ Relief Head Gets Report of Situation at Petrograd.

HORRORS OF LIFE IN RUSSIA   . Existence There Called Grim End ef a Perfect Dream.

Moderate Elements Approve 4t But Sinn Fein Finds Ohierctions.   ULSTER ALSO IS CHARY   Provision One Side Mighi Favor Are Opposed by . the Other.

IRISH CONSIDER OME RULE PLAN   Viscount’ Grey's Solation At  tracts Much Attention : * Cenerally Disapproved.

GREY'S SUGGESTIONS MOULD NOT LOSE ~AREACH WITH ULSTER   Vocus Views on Sofutlon of Ini = ale Attracts Much Attention

N. NCW ENGLAND 4 BURIED UNDER ONOW   Snow Drifts Measure From 9 to 15 Feet Deep in The East.

SNOWDRIFTS NINE FEET HIGH TIEUP NEW ENGLAND TRAFFIC   Winter in Northern Portion of Section of Country: Makes Highways Impass-. able; Many Trains Are Stalled

CARNIVAL SEASON IS ENDED.   Mardi Gros Celebration Concluded With Rex Raft,

GENERAL PERSHING   Honored By Mardi Gras Carniva) at New Orteans

PORTATION, RadtenIa Said to Have Tried to Re@pre  HOLD 18 FOR DE

HIGHTEEN EXTREMISTS HELD.   Men Alleged to Be Reorganiving Unior af BReesian Workers

VILLA TO MEXICO CITY.   Rebel and Federal Generals’ = Exchange Cordial Telegrams.

RETURNING T PRIVATE LIFE   Gives ‘Up Unconditionally After <All-Night . Talk with Gen. Martinez.   AMERICAN. ‘BREWER ; ORDERED™ RELEASED   Villa and General ‘Who's Chasing Him ‘Seem Very Cordial

CAGH HAS ONE MATE TOO MANY   Wife Confronted by Two Hus bands Cries ‘‘Take Me to My Mother,’’

COMMON LAW WIFE HELD BY OFFICIALS   Peculiar Matrimonial Quadrangle Is Discovered By Ellis Island Officials.

PECULIAR MATRIMONIAL QUADRANGLE PRESENTS FTSELE 10 GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS FOR ACTION    COMMON LAW WIFE@WANTS TC GO TO MAMA; LEGAL WIFE © WILLING TO FORGIVE “AND FORGET

DANES LEAN TO A REPUBLIC   Secialior Party Would De Away  With Wonarch~

 PLAN REPAYMENT OF LOAN   France and England Take Sterns to Settle With U.S.

ALLIES TO REPAY BIG LOAN   England tnd France Take Steps t Settle 1915 Indebtedness to United States.

ALLYES TO REPAY BIG LOAN.       England and France  Wantt Menew ee eo oe en © erry Ce fe ed

“Deep Laid Plot to Annihilate ~ ‘Tride  Unionism,” Says Pres. Golden

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS   Reported by the Abstract and Title Guaranty Co., Danville, Ind.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS   Reported By Abstract Title Guaranty . Cempany. Danville. Indiana.

READ NEWSPAPERS TAKE LESS. CHANCE   Banker Claims People Would Not Fe Defrauded So Easily By [Fake Stock Schemes

CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL SUPPORT THE NEW PEACE EFFORT   ARCHBISHOP WALSH TODAY PLEDGES ASSISTANCE IN PEACE MOVE.

ARELENTIE D3 WA AS WAGER   Extermination $s the Aim in < Dranmiatic Struggte.      ABISH REPUBLICANS AND BRITISH POLICE   Strike at Eash Other Wiiheut Warning or Mercy.   Flying Squadrens That Hav Roving Commissions Are Now Covering Every Part of Ireland—-Moves for Peace.

CATHOLIC CHURCH IN IRELAND BACK ANY MOVE LEADING TO END OF VIOLENCE   Archbishop Walsh Assures tritish Labor Committee Of Neirachy's Support   ARSENAL 1S SEIZED   Arrest Sinn Feiners Persuading Soldiers To Sell Their Firearma

LEAGUE PLAN HERE TO STAY, MEMBERS GAY   [Assembly Is Now Too Strong to Anbatt to lis.   GERMANY IS PROBLEM   Former Enemy May Be Invited to Present Application. :

LEAGUE IS LAUNCHED   Delegates at First Meeting of League of Nations Assembly Confident That League Has Come to Stay.   GERMANY MAKES BID TO BECOME MEMBER   Proposals Are Made to Amend Certain Parts of Covenant —Opposition to Secrecy of Council Meetings.

TOO FIRMLY FIXED BY GENEVA MEET   World Covenant Permanently Es stablished, Delegates Think.   U, S. PLAN NEBULOUS, BELJER

BERLIN CONTENDS THAT TREATY 18 INVALIDATED   Believed to Have Support of Most of Latin Bloc and + of Scandinavia.   AMENDMENT IS PROPOSEL   Canadian Delegate Wants Method .of Selecting Council Changed.

Delegates Believe Organiza tion Too Strong to Permit New American Project   WILSON CRITICIZED FOR STAND ON ARTICLE TER   LE AGEE PRACTIOCALELSN PASSE PROM CONTROL Ob ALLIES SOUTH AMERICAN PROVING BiG PACTOR

WILL DIG FOR OIL IN NEARBY SECTION   Experts Are Exploring Land  Between York Haven and Gettysburg for Standard Company, Reports State.

SEARCH FOR OIL AT YORK HAVEN   Experts Say Large Vein Extends Southeast to Gettvsbure.   LEASING MUCH FARM LAND   Plan to Develop District in) Which Crude OjiL Was Discovered Five  Years Age.

EVERY KIND OF WAR MATERIALS   From Tanks to Uniforms in Pos: session of “Reds.”   Great Wave of Rejoicing Sweep: Over Soivet Russia When the News of Victory Spreads Ovar Country by Wireless.

SOVIET RUSSIA ~ SEES AA GLIMPSE OF REAL PEACE  GREAT REJOICING OVER DEFEAT OF ARMY OF GEN. WRANGEL.  LARGE AMOUNT OF BOOTY CAPTUREL

Enormous Booty  Taken By Soviel   Large Quantities of Military Equipment Lost By Wrangel’s Forces.

GREAT STORES OF WAR BOOTY TAKEN BY THE ‘SOVIET FORCES   Munitions and Implements of Warfare Welcomed By  Russian Hordes   WRANGEL IS CRUSHED   Trotzky Personally Directs Last Phase of Attack In  Crimea

CECIL IN DEFENSE ~ OF NANCY ASTOR   Replies to Editor ‘of John Bull Who Panned Lady Member of Commons.

aaa [> &#=37«#«~73=7T«] EVERY ONE A POLITICAL, PROS PECT SAYS ABE MARTIN.

EVERY DELEGATE AT CHICAGO CONVENTION IS A POLITICAL ~. PROPHET: SAYS “ABE MARTIN   Stage Set For Big Rattle. Bu the Winner. Has a Cinch ‘.. in November,   OPTIMISM: IN ALL CAMPS   A Light or a Dark Horse Sire to Bi Nominated; Contest to be. “Rong an’ Eyentinl”; Ham-and Eggs at 75¢ to $3 Heuvy Drain on the: Purses

Abe Martin Sees Trouble Ahead When Real Business Begins; All Candidates Confident of Victory

DECLARE FIFTEEN MILLICN "FACING DEATH IN GHINA   Famine Relief Committees As} : Immediate Aid. > -

FAMINE STALKS IN CHINA; DEATH FACES 15,000,001   Famine Relief Commit. tees Helpless, Near East Is Told.

PEKIN MESSAGE TELLS OF IMMINENT DEATH   Uniess Aid Is Rushed to China Fifteen Million Will Die of Cold and Hunger:

1046 PROSECUTIONS   Under Lever Act in Effort to Check Profiteering.

PROFITEERS HIT BY GOVERNMENT   1,046 Prosecutions and 107 Convic tions Announced by Palmer. —

REAL WARFARE IN IRELAND   British Troops Requisition Private Dwellings and Perforate Wallis With Loopholes for Action.

LIKE REAL WAR IN IRELAND   Private Dwellings Are Requisitioned by British Troops.

WITHDRAWAL Ot MRS, VAYRINGER NOT PERMITTED    Request of Prohi Senatorial Candidate from Indiana Denied by State Election Board   LOCAL WOMAN ON THE TICKET   Mrs. Ella B. Wright on Prohibition Ticket as Presidential Elector From Fourth District

MRS. VAYHINGER DECIDES TO QUIT RACE FOR SENATE   W. C. T. U. Head Wihdraws From Race For United States Senator On Prohi Ticket.

REDS SHATT POLISH WOMAN CORPS AT VILNA   BOLSHEVIKI NEARS WARSAW; NO NEWS FROM. TRUCE COMMISSION

LIGHT VOTING THE RULE OVER COUNTY   Some of the Polling Places Not Open as Soon as They Should Have Been   COMPOSITE GUESSES ON LOCAL RESULTS

INDIANA VOTING TODAY ON WHITE HOUSE FAVORITE   Wood, Lowden, Johnson and Harding Seek Primary O. kK,

Four Candidates: for Presi. dential Preference, Four for Governor,   WOOD GETS MARYLAND   General Will Have 116 of 129 Delegates to State Convention,

REPORTS FROM ALL OVER STATE SHOW LITTLE INTERES!   FARMERS FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ELEC. TION DAY.   WRITING IN OF NAMES IS HELD AS ILLEGAL       'Poells Opened at 6 O'Clock AL M. and   ' Are To Close at 6 P. M.—Wood  { Managers Claim Elkhart  J Lleceucatee

GENERAL WOOD TAKES MARYLAND FROM JOHNSON   Unusually Light Vote, However, Marks the Primary Election.   JLLINGIS 1S BALLOTING

WOOD WINNER IN MARYLAND; VERY LIGHT VOTE CAST   General Has Ma jority of 7,841 Over Sen. John Pr ruLre

DEEP INTERCST MANIFESTED IN INDIANA'S VOTE   Good Weather Aids in Bringing Out The Vote   Four Candidates Share in The Big Contest

INDIANA WILL POLL BiG VOTE   PREFERENCE PRIMARY IN THE HOOSIER STATE PROMISES MUCH INTEREST IN G. . Oo. P. CONTEST.

Indiana Voters Wend Way — To Primary Polls Today:   Are Determining Choice for Republican Presidential Nomination, Republican and Democratic Nominations for Governor and to Select Nominees for Congress in Thirteen Districts.

INDIANA'S VOTE   Good Weather Aids in Bringing Out The Vote   ‘our Candidates Share in The Big Contest

CALIFORNIA: ARE VOTING   THEIR, PREFERENCE . FOR PRESIDENT IN  DELEGATE " PRIMAR WaATMONay 4...   Harding, We dod, Lowden and Johnson. in Indiana .Fight— Johnson - and - Hoover Contest in Cali.  farmnia.

HOOSIER VOTERS ARE BALLOTING   Wood, Johnson, Harding and Lowden Entered tn Race .   no DEMOCRATS ENTERED   Are Also Voting for Gubernatorial Namination on G. G. P. Ticket

DEATH TOLL IN COUNTER REVOLUT ~— WILLBE HEAVY   Heaviest Losses Are Reported at Keil Where 2 Cruiser Hombarded the City   Rare FACTION BELIEVED £0 HAVE LOST STRUGGLE   “Bertin  ‘Following Clashes, with ~  . “Qieecineer Forces  Leader Helieved to Have Fled ‘Arom

Many Bloody Clashes Reported in Various Cities With Revolutionary   VICTIMS OF REVOLUTION

GERMAN REVOLUTION 8 NEARING AN END. MANY LIVES SACRIFICED   From 400 to 500 Persons Have Been Killed _ at Kiel Where Cruiser Bombarded City.

Mrs. Richard, of Lake” ! Charles, Chaperone   Will Bo Chief Chaperon for Sponsors and Maids of Honor at Confederate Veterans’ Re-nnlon in Oetober.

WISCONSIN RATES UP 35 PCT.   Commission Bocsts Freight, bu Leaves Passenger Fares Alone— Denies Jurisdiction.

WISCONSIN REFUSES NEW PASSENGER TOL   Railway Commission Passe Buck to Solons,

STATE RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES GO UP--NOT FARES   Commission Gives 35 Percent Boost to Freight Tariffs But Refuses Passenger Raise   SAYS THAT STATE LAW  GOVERNS TICKET COST   ‘Commission Rules it Has No Jurisdiction to Change 2c Fare

POLISH FORGES TIRE OFFENSIVE “TASTER ENEM   Premier Declares Situation I _ Serious But Not Desperate For Nation. e

POLES WIPE OUT BOLSH CAVALR’   POLANDERS DECISIVELY DEFEAT GEN. BUDENNY, NOW FLEEING TO ROVNO

WARSAW REPORTS 2 BIG VIGTORIED   Claim Defeated Bolshevist Army Is Fleeing to Rovno.   BUDENNY’S CAVALRY BEATEN   Soviet Wireless From Moscow Also Claims Successes—Recounts Beats Scored by Russians on July 4— Says Many Prisoners Taken.

RED CAVALRY LEADER fo GRUSHED: POLES. SEVZE QUANTITIES OF SUPPLIES   Polish Army Resumes Offensive and Sends ‘Belsheviki Fleeing Toward Royno Victory Complete.   CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED POLES:  WILL BE ABLE‘ TO’ HOLD ‘LINES

POLES GAIN TWO ~~ BIG- VICTORIES   Warsaw Reports. General Budéney ny's Cavairy’ Détedted and Soviets in Fight.       REDS ALSO: CLAIM SUCCESSES   Moscow Wirsleus ‘Received at Lendar     “and Much ‘Bacty Taken,

Armed Guards Patrol Casper, Wyo., Oil Field to Keep Out “Sooners” Under New Land Lav

SOONER RUGH GETS OMALL REPETITION   WYOMING OIL LANDS GUAR DED TO PREVENT RUSH  OF CLAIMANTS.   Partially Developed Oil Lands Affected In New Leasing Bill Center of An Oldtime Rush.

RICH OIL REGION GUARDED.   Armed Men Patrol Salt Creek Field to Prevent Claim Jumping,

ARMED GUARDS IN OIL FIELDS   Richest Region in Rocky Mountains Is Being  Closely Watched

APMED GUARDS IN RICHEST OIL FIEL   Prevent Claim-Jumping by Prospectors.

Armed and Mounted Guards On Duty to Prevent Claim Jumping  in Rich Oil Region of Wyoming

ARMED GUARDS ARE PATROLLING IGN WYOMING OVL FIELD   Raw Winds Sweeping  \ Across Frozen Coun try Do Not Deter the Claimants of Valu able Lands.

GOVERNOR 10 ATTEND WAOHINGTON HEARING ON PINK BOLL WORM   HUDSPETH WIRES GRAVE DANGER CONFRONTS COTTON INDUSTRY OF TEXAS,  ~~

SITUATION IS  VERY GRAVE   Hobby Urged to Attend Pink Bollworm’ Hear ings in Washington

WALL STREET PUT IN A STATE OF UPROAR   FORTUNES WON AND LOST OWN TAX CASE DECISION.   Misinterpretnation of Supreme Cour Reling Deceiven Traders, With Coragsequeat Heavy Slump in Stock Prices.

DEMORALIZATION HIT WALL STREEI   FORTUNES LOST AND WON 4S RESULT OF MISSTATEMENT OF TAX DECISION,

BRYAN ARRIVES T0 GIVE ADVICE   President-Elect Harding Confers Today With Distingnish. ed Democratic Leader.   THEY HOLD A COUNCIL OVER A WORLD POLICY   Mr. Bryan isfor An Association of Nations Banded Peaoether for Pages

Bryan Meets Harding On World Status   Leader of Democracy Confers Today With PresidentElect   GOES FROM COLUMBUS   Has Been a Consistent Advo. cate of Association _of Nations

WILLIAM J: BRYAN. CALLS ON HARDING FOR CONFERENCY   Peace and Methods Tx Insure It The Topics Discussed.      COMMONER GIVES VIEWS TO HARDING   Guest Of President-elect For The Day—Speaks At Preshyterian Meeting.

HARDING CONSULTS WITH BRYAN TODAY   They Discuss the Latter's Arbitration Treatios Muda Before War and  Probable Amendments Netded,

Commoner Discusses With President-Elect On Future Policies Of America   FAVORS ASSOCTATION   Senator Will Hear From Washington When Daugherty Arrives Today

BRYANCONFERS WITH HARDING ON U. §. POLICY   FORMER DEMOCRATIC LEADER VISITS PRESIDENT-ELECT _ AT MARION.

ULD TIME UPPONENTS IN SESSION   Peace and Methods to Insure It Gist of Confprenre

AY CLASSIC   WON BY GASTON CHEVROLET AT INDIANAPOLIS   RENE THOMAS SECOND   Crowd of 120,000 Set New. Attendance Record

A BIG FORTUNE   Left by William K. Vanderbilt Who Died in Paris—To be Buried Here

Noted Financier and Sportsmen Is Dead at Paris Home   Leaves Fortune That Is Estimated At Near $100,000,000 ©

Funeral To. Be Meld -Mondas—lef Estate of $100,000,.000 [1 ix Extimated. .

THE WK VANDERBILT FUNERAL   Will Be Held in Paris Monday—Bod; Wit Later Be Brought to Amerlea.

VANDERBILT FUNERAL IN PARIS SUNDAY   Will Be Temporarily Interred in the FrenchAmerican Chapel.

FUNERAL AL OF LATE W. K. VANDERBILT . WILL BE-HELD IN PARIS ON MONDAY

PARAMOUNT   QUESTION AT DEMOCRATIC CON FERENCE TODAY   Will Bryan and His Following Support the Ticket?

PARAMOUNT QUESTION AT DEMOCRATIC. CON: FERENCE TODAY  Will Bryan and His Following Sup  Will Bryan and His Following Sup. port the Ticket?   Bryan Sent Well Wishes to Roosevelt.  But Cox Hasn’t Heard From = Him.

HID CHILDREN DURING VISII   Japs Kept Offsprings in _ Background for Few Days, It is Said

Re lc ces linen oe gan  TMT GOLLEGE STUDENT 1S A PRISINER AT THE COUNTY JAIL: HELD ON A CHARGE OF MURDER

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE STUDENT (9 N PRISTHEA AT THE COUNTY JAIL HELO ON A CHAREE OF MURDER

HAS CONSENTED 10 ARBITRAT ARMENIAN FRONTIERS   This Does Not Imply He Will Re commend U. S. Accept Mandate Over Armenia.

ICE SAVES MANY LIVES IN A TRAIN DISASTER   Express Car Jumps Tracks and Rolls Onto Ice On Lake Champlain.   Score of Passengers Injurec —Niany Persons Suffer From Frost Bites.

SLEEPING CAR If FORCED ON LAKE   Heavy Impact of Ice Saves Steel Coach From Submeraing

GERMANY IS ~PLUNGED INTO  ACIVIL WAR   Junkers Try to Bring Back Ex: Kaiser’s Son as Monarch.   Workerg Supporting the Ebert Regime and Royalist Troops Fight Ali Day in Streets—Mystery Airship Is Foiled by Dutch Guard.

SOUTH GERMANY MOBILIZES TO FIGHT PRUSSIA      lunkers Try to Bring Back Ex: _ Kaiser’s Son as Mon: oo abe .   CIVIL WAR OPENS IN EARNEST   Norkers Supporting the Ebert Regime and Royalist Troops Fight All Day in Streets—Mystery Airship ts Foiled by Dutch Guard.

ANTILLES REnUCE HOURS   SIx Thousand Cotton Workers on 3-Day. Srhedules

ee ee ee  COTTON MILLS REDUCE HOURS   Working Week to Consist of Three Days, Two Big Plants in Mains Announce.

COTTON MILLS REDUCE HOURS   Werking Week to Consist of Three Days, Two Big Plants in Maine Announce,

H. C. MAY RESIGNS RAIL POST   Witness at Inquiry Into Suicide of a Chicago Widow Is Going to West.

AMERICAN LEGION   TO FIGHT H.6. OL.      Plans to Mobilize Retailea tor Comunities Throughoy Ss: Country in Order to Get"Ss cotints From Curent P 21x Of Comodities.     ingle

LERION TO ORGANIZE RETAIL DEALERS FOR BLOW AT HIeH COSTS   Merchants Already Pledgins Five Per Cent Discounts to Members of Order.

SMOKES CIGAR AS HIE WAITS FOR CURRENT   Sing Sing Prisoner Takes Last Puft as He Mounts Chair—Two Are Electrocuted.

DENY BOLSHEVIKI  INVASION RUMORS   Canadian Officials Resent Inferenc That Agitators Are Being Allowed to Slip Across Border

CANADA DENIES ALLEGATION   No Reds Slipping Over Northern Bor. der, Declares Official.

‘MAN WAS. POLITE. THIEF   From Safe, Bids  en For $11¢  etor “Good Night”

Tinkham Hits. . At Cracker Rul    Representative Asks Contress To Investigate Dis   franchisement In ) i C ncth      ALL MUST VOTE   , ce.) = 6[lF FT iMust Either. Remedy Evil O: See An Appeal Carried To The Supreme Court

OPENS FIGHT AGAINST SOUTH    Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts Offers Bill Reducing Repre sentatives in Congress.

SOUTH FACES HUGE BATTLE OVER VOTERS   Massachusetts Congressmar to Introduce Resolution Aimed at Negro -Voter

PRODUCTION INCREASING   Many Qil Fields Showed Gains, Among Them Being Texas

UNITED oTATEo UL PROUT BREAKS RECORDS   LAST VEARS PRODUCTION WORE THAY 24,000,000 BARRELS OVER , PREVIOUS VEAR.

TAGGART ACCEPTS   Boss of Indiana Democracy Is Pushed [Into Senatorial Race After Vain Efforts to Avoid Hopeless Fight.   FOSTER BOOSTED AS THE SECOND CHOICE   Fort Wayne Gets Honorable Mention but State Committee Wants Taggart; Bosse State Chairman.

BENJAMIN BOSSE OF EVANSVILLE NEW DEMOCRATIC STATE CHAIRMAN   sv CCEEDES A. C. SALLEE, OF INDIANAPOLIS WHO RETIRES THIS , AFTERNOON—BOSSE IS THE UNANIMOUS: CHOICE OF THE DEMOCRATS AT CAUCUS HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS FRIDAY NIGHT.

TAGGART TO BE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR   Mayor Bosse of Evansville, is Named Chairman of State Central Committee.

BOSSE DEMO CHAIRMAN   It Is Said That He Once Wanted . To Be Governor.

BRYAN CONCLUDES TOUR OF ALABAMA        Spoke Two Days Against Senator’ Une derwood and Governor: 0’Neal _ Whom He Opposes.’

BRYAN IRGES DRY CANDIORT:S’DEFEA   Peerless One Concludes H Speaking Tour Over State cf Alabama.

SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON DESTROYED OWN LEAGUE   Can Only Get Into Associatio of Nations by Electing Hardine. W. H. Taft Declares.

COX, SHIFTY POLITICIAN   Declares Mr. Taft, Whe Urges Pleetion of Republican Nominee.

MEXICO TO LAUNCH PROBE      Collects Data Belative to Alleged  Mfurders’’ of Mexicans in U. 8.

eee eee Eee  Mexico Securing Data About Mexicans Killed in U. $. for Presentation to Governmen

OFFICIAL COUNT ON DELEGATES NOT COMPLETED   Secretary of State Announces  Figures On Daugherty-Boyd Contact   Final Count Will Be Completed Early Next Week.

BRAND ANDERSON ‘MORAL COWARD’   Cuvillier Aasails Practices Fol- lowed by New York’s Anti  Saloon League President   Anderson, Meanwhile, Challengea Proof of Any Untruth or Unjust Statcment by Him

Ee CT ee TR Oe ee  ANTLBOOZE LEAGUE MANAGER UNDER FIRE   W. A. Anderson Is Assailed ir New York Assembly with Regard to Statements

State Supt. . of Anti-Saloor League Hailed Before Leg--—-—_—~iglative’ Body,   WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE ALISO HAS COMPLAINT   Claim “Powerful and Perilou: Influence” Is Exerted Over Public Opinion in State.

CONFESSION MADE AS WOMAN FLEES INTO OLD MEXICC   MES. HAMON IS ALLEGED Tt HAVE MADE CONFESSION TO CHAUFFEUR AlDe  ING HER ’

"ESCAPED 10 re” MEXICO   JES DS OF MAN MAN SHE MURDERED HELPED HER TO - GET AWAY   AT IS SAID SHE LEFT WITH SRA IN CASH. ES 17 CAPED BY AETO

CLARA HAMMON AND GOIN IN MEX   Charged With Killing Oil Magual of Oklahoma,

WOMAN TELL UF HER LIFE WITH HAMON   Accused Slayer Said to Have Declared That He Forced Her to Do Unspeakable Things.

WOMAN FLEES AGADSS BORDER   Oklahoma Police Say that Hamon’s Slayer Is Now in Mexico

WOMAN SAID TO BE HIDING IN MEXICE   Clara Smith Hamon, Wanted in Connection With Killing of Oil Magnate, Admits Shooting   TELLS CHAUFFEUR STORY

RAILROAD MEN IN CHICAGO RIOT MANY WOUNDED   Factions Engage in Encounte) Use Bottles, tones and Sticks.

BROKEN HEADS  IN LABOR WAR   Railroaders and Striker: Clash in Chicago Today —Seven Arrested.

ATTACK ON  ~-RRMENBY _ STRIKERS   OUTGROWTH. OF THE . WALKOUT OF IN SURGENTS LAST. APRIL:   Several Men Wounded in the Riot in Which’ Scores’ of Shots Were. Fired  _ Ar recta Madea

RAILMEN AT CHICAGE IN ABAD RIOT   One of Seven Men Ar rested Is Woundec —Outgrowth of Re cent Strike

RATLROAD MEN AND STRIKERS CLASH   SEVERAL WOUNDED AND MAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING RICT ING IN CHICAGO

BULLETS AND “BOTTLES. FLY HIRING MELEE   Raiiroaders ° Arm _to Prevent . Rumored Assault by Chi: cago Strikers   SEVERAL HURT BUT ARE CARRIED AWAY   Seven Under’  Arrest;.. One ; Wounded, « as Result of _ Morning Riot

FARLY SAIUR DAY   Strikers and Railroad Men  Chicago Come logether Ir Rattle

RAILROADERS IN BLOODY RIOT IN CHICAGO TODAY   Brotherhood Men i: Clash with Strikers-— Shots Exchanged.

Rival Railway ‘Factions Meet. Sdn Hot Battle   Hundred Armed “Traine and Strikers Fight Chicago; Several Wounded.

SEVEN INJURED IN RIOTING OF RAIL EMPLOYES   Railreads and Strikers Clash ir Early Morning Riot; Many Shots Fired   POLICE RESERVES CALLED   Riot Outgrowth ‘of Frequent Attacks of Striking Yard -Workmen

1,600 RAILROAD MEN, ARMED, INA CLASH WITH CHICAGO STRIKERS:  FUSILLADE LIVELY   Heads Broken, One! Man Wounded, Seven Arrested; Denver Street Car Also Bombarded

AAILRQADERD AND STRIKERS IN FEUD   Seven Men, One Wounded, Were Under Arrest Today As Result.   MANY SHOTS ARE FIRED

STRIKERS IN RIOT,   Seven Men, One Injsred, Are -Under _ Arrest at Chicago, ,

RAILROAD STRIKERS ATTACK WORKERS      Heads Broken in Early Morning Clash.

URGES REMOVAL OF EXCESS PROFITS TA)   Secretary Houston Asks Mor Equal Distribution of Tax Burden.

MORE EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF FOUR BILLION DOLLAR TAX BURDEN IS URGED BY HOUSTON

INGREAGE IN} TAXES ~ON INCOME URGED AY SERV HANSTAN   Treasury Head Recommends tm mediate Revision of National Revenue Laws.   ‘ASKS FOUR MILLION BASIS’   Would Repeal Excess Profi Levies and Certain of the SoCalled Luxury Taxes.

SECRETARY HOUSTON OFFERS A SOLUTION OF TAXATION BURDEN   Says Any Scheme Which Woulk Yield Less Than $4,000,000 Would Fail.   HOLDS OUT NO HOPE FOR REDUCING FEDERAL TAX   Would Repeal Excess Profit Tas Only to Place it Elsewhere, Report Says.

HOUSTON URGES EQUALIZATION OF TAX BURDEN   Cut Higher Income Group and Boost Lower, Secretary Recommends.

TO MAKE JUST TAX REVISION   SRCRETARY HOUSTON svTGEESTS : FAIR READJUSTMEYYTS.   FOUR YEARS MORE OF BURDEN   UNWISE TAXES OUGHT TO BE KLIMIN «ATED.   Recommends Revenue Seurces That Ceeald Be Tapped te Make Up fer Leases Thre Change Seggested.

Suggests Boost of 2 Per Cent In Tax On Incomes . Under $5.G00.   “PEOPLE MUST-BEAR~ " $4 000,000,000: BURDEN   ~Asks-Repeal-of Excess-Profits Tax; Favors Tariff. on Autos and Gasoline.

MORE EQUITABLE, JUST DISTRIBUTION TAX BURDEN URGER   ‘Comprehensive Scheme of Re: vision Submitted by Secretary of Treasury Houston.   NO HOPE REDUCTION FOR SEVERAL YEARS TO COME   Would Repeal Excess Profits Levy and Replace It bj Some Form of Corporation: Profit Tax — Higher Rate: on Incomes Not Successful

DISTRIRIITION OFT S TAVES  BEING SATIGHT   Move Equitable Method of Levying Taxes Needed Says Sec. Houston.

WORLD DAIRY CONGRESS,   President Asks Authority to Call One at Farly Date.

CRIMINAL WASTE OF MONEY.   Building of Powder Piant at Nitre ww. Va... Calied War Bieander.

CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD GOVT. AT NITRO PLANE   ae CHAIRMAN GRAHAM ‘ASKS FOR INDICTMENT OF THOSE RE SPONSIBLE FOR WANTON WASTE OF GOVERNMENT MON. EY AND MATERIALS

FAITHFUL COME TO HEAR HARDING   Brief Address Made To Republicans of Wyandotte County On Issues of Campaign.

HARDING MAN FOR PRESIDENT, THINKS HUGHES   G. 0. P. Candidate of Four Years Ago Says His Election Means Safe Peace.   WILL DEFEAT TAMMANYISM   America Must De Duty to World Without Ignoring Duty to Herself.

HUGHES INDORSES HARDING: — WITHOUT A RESERVATION   Former Candidate Says He Feels Confident Ohic Senator Will Secure Establishment of Proper International Tribunal, as President.

HUGHES PLEDGES HARDING SUPPORT   Republicans of Wyandotte County Journey to Marion  Hear Front Porch Speech From G. 0. P. Nominee  Hughes Says We Can't Afford A Tammanyized Government

WYANDOT REPUBLICANS JOURNEY .  TO MARION TO' HEAR HARDING      G. O. P. Candidate Will Make Second Speech .of ° ‘Week Charles E. Hughes, Former Nominee, Gives Assurance ;  of How to Win the Presidency.

HUGHES OUT STRONG FOR . HARDING   CONFIDENT HE WOULD SECURE AN ACCEPTA BLE INTERNATIONAL MTDIDRITNIAT®   Country Can’t Afford to Have Tammanized Federal Government — Senator Makes Another Front Porch Address.

WOOD MANAGER CALLS ON RARDING AND SAYS REPUBLICANS ARE 10 WREST COUNTRY FROM HANDS QF TAMMANYITES   FRED ALGER OF MICHIGAN VISITS SENATOR HARDING AT MARION HOME, BELTEVES  ./HE REPRESENTS. ALL - AMERICA NEEDS

British Destroyer Takes Aus tralian Prelate From Steam.  _ ship Baltic in Sight of Irish Soil.   ARCHBISHOP IS LANDED AT PORT IN CORNWALI   Warships Surround Pasdenger Ship at Queenstown and All Moves Are Deeply Veiled iz Secrecy.

ARCHBISHOP MANNIX LANDS FROM WARSHIP   Mannix Transferred From Baltic to British Destroyer and Landed ; at Penzance

MANNIX LANDED BY ADESTRAYER   ARRIVAL OF STEAMER BALTIC IN ENGLAND PRECEDED BY MUCH CONJECTURE,

MANNIX LANDS AT PENZANGI   Archblahop of Australia Was Shifted At Sea From Ocean Liner To British Destroyer. - ,

BISHOP MANNIX FORCED TOLAND AT PENZENTE   MYSTERY SURKOUNOS — ANCHBISHOMS TRANSFER FROM BALTIC TO DESTROYER WHILE apy

a etl entered  ARCHBISHOP MANNIX WAS _ REMOVED FROM STEAMER BY A BRITISH DESTROYER

Was Transferred From Liner Baltic to Destroyer Before Arrival   VESSEL DOCKS AT SMALL PORT ON ENGLISH COAST   THOUSANDS OF TRISH IN LIV, RPOOL HAD ASSEMBLET EXPECTING THE ARCHBISH OP TO LAND THERE,

GENERAL JACK PERSHING QUITS POST ASC. INC.   A. E. F. Commander Express es Desire to Engage in  More Active Work   WILL RETURN IN CRISIS   PRESENT DUTIES DO NOT REQUIRE MORE THAN PORTION OF GENERAL'S TIME.

WARFARE OVER PEAGETREATY TO BERENEWED   Article Ten Is Stil! The -Storm Center of Senatorial Debate.   WILSON MAY SEND ANOTHER LETTER   Communication From President Bosked Yor By Some Administration Senators.

Borah, McCormick, Knox,  Thomas and Norris to  “Spnagk.   IWILL DELAY. ACTION   Treaty Will Be Sidetracked for Rail Problem Later - in Week.-

TIMBER WORK. _ NOT HELD UF       Report_ 7876" -Nornial4 Condi. tions in Spite. of Walkout

TIMBER. STRIKE (3 HAMPERING LITTLE   Northern. Hemlock and Hard wood Association Statement Given Out.   ORGANIZER TAKES ‘ISSUE

SAYS GERMANY SHOULD BREAK OFF WITH FRANCE   Helfferich Arouses Knthusiasm in Han. over by Specch Against Berlin Government.

RESTORE ORDER AT KEWANEE   Troops and Machine Guns Awe Strik. ers and Their Sympathizers.

RESTORE ORDER AT KEWANEE   Strikers Awed by Machine Guns and Fixed Bayonets of Chicago ‘ Reaiment.

STATE TROOPS AT KEWANEE   Strikers Awed by, Machine Gung and * Fixed Bayonets of Chicago Regiment.

COX VOTES ‘IN: PRMVARY.       Uses: Ballot No.:12 und Fokts; It “Care : fully to Drop. :

COX CLEARING DESK   Disposes of Correspondence  Before Starting For Gamp Perry, 0,

YEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR   Sir Auckland Geddes Hus Consider able Knowledge of Trade Affairs.

NEW ANBRSOAULR A BUSINESS MAN   Sir Auckland Geddes Knows All About Trade Affairs.

GEDDES, BRITISH EN: OY 10 U. S. EXPERT ON TRADE AFFAIRS   ‘Has Strong Conviction of  Their Underlying Import amec lo + wo Countries

CAMPAIGN NOLEADER    McAdoo Is Running, Buf Senate Doesn’t Know How

MCADOO NOT A CANDIDATE   ANGUS W. MeLREAN, SUPPOSED SOLTHERN MANAGER OF Me1poo, SO TESTIFIES  Sl s- of... cl

M’ADOO SAYS HE. WON'T BE DRAGGEL INTO.IT: MLEAN   Only SCN) Spent for Johnaon in Ne “braska, Yet- pi Led by 20,800 yoles

DIRECTOR OF WAR FINANCE PREPARATIONS, WAS QUES. TIOND TODAY.   Marry Dangherty, Harding’s Mans ger, Returned and Questioned About the Wolfe Newspa pers Deserting His Man.

MILEAN IS ASKED. CONCERN BOON “FOR WM: ©. Mando      McLEAN SAYS IE KNOWS OF. Nd BOOM OR; ORGANIZATION “FOR McADOO,      UNDERSTOOD M'ADOO "WAS NOT RECEPTIVE   Says McAdoo Told Him That He Was Neither An. Adve Or A Re.  _ ceptive ‘Candidate.

SENATE PROBERS STILL SEARCHING FORM ADOOBOOM   FORMER TREASURY HEAD QUOT ED AS MAVING TOLD FRIENDS HE WAS Nor A CANDIDATE   SOHNSON SPENDS LITTLE   Nebraskel Campaign Manager Testi fics CAtnpaign Cost Less Mun $1,000—Would Have Divided Surplus Among His BPriends

MLEAN-SAYS MADOC HAS NO ORGANIZATION   road Divector Not Pushing Can acy—It People Want Him, He'tl tran,

OENATE QUIZ UF MADOO DOOM HITS oNAG TODAY WHEN MG LEAN APPEARD   Alleged Manager of Campaign for Wilson Rela tive Denies All Knowledge of Move When Questioned.

MINORS OPPOSE JUDGE   Against Putting Landis in Control of Baseball.   Detroit te be Twelfth Club In New Keague—Three Teams in Chicago, Boston and New York.

Against Putting Lancis in Con.trol of Baseball.   Detroit to be Twelfth Ciub in New League—Three Teams in Chicago, Boston and New York.

OPPOSE 10 LANDIS   MINOR LEAGL = MAGNATES VOICE OPPOSITION TO JUDGE,   Against Putting Control of Game in Hands of Out ders—Detroit to Join i.ationals.

BANKER'S W1DO 18,000 J!  ; ED FoR:   Prosecuting, LAttom ey Calle Socteti Woman a Female  Rattics.

Widow of Ex-Chicago Banker, Called ‘Female Raffles,’ Is Charged With $18,000 Thefts

SOVERNMENT TO STORE 3 MONTHS SUPPLY OF PUBL   Yperators Plan to Pui Wage Advance Onto  Coal Consumers.

HUNT HEADS “TOWA FEDERATION      MAN WHO SPOKE AT SPENCER MEETING 18 ELECTED PRESIDENT   Howard’ and Coverdale Resign t Take Up New Nationa) Federation Duties

SOCIALISTS IN HUNGARY _ RESIGN UNDER THREATS   Leader in Movement Believes Entent Will Not Make Peace with Government Resulting from Action

SOCIALISTS REED NOTE OF WARNING      Resign From Office Rather «Than ‘Te Be Expelled From International Organization.

LODGE TO GIVE G. 0. P. KEYNOTE   MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR PICKED BY CONVENTION COMMITTEE.

LODGE TO OPEN MEET   SENATOR NAMED G. O. P. TEM. PORARY CHAIRMAN,   Permanent Gavel Wielder to Be Se lected by the Delegates, Commitoe teemen Decide.

BIG FALL REUNION: : FOR SCOTTISHRITE   TO BE MANY INITIATES   AN Degrees ‘From Fourth to Thirty-Second to’ be Confexred During Reunion ©" >   Ceremonies. ei Masonic Temple to Close Friday Evening With Serving ef Banquet ©

‘BIC FALL REUNION FOR SCOTTISH RITE   WILL BEGIN ‘MONDAY MORNING AND LAST TILL FRIDAY NIGHT   All Degrees From Fourth to Thirty-Second to be Conferred During Reunion — =   Ceremonies. 2t Masonic Temple to Close Friday Evening With Serving of Banquet

FEAR 6 MEN ARE LOST WHO TRIED 70 REACH SHIP   Two Steamers Stuck in Ic Banks in Lake  MAS Alston

VAIN EFFORT 10 EACH STEAMER      Six Men Unaeecsunted Fer Who Tried Ye Get Ts Vessel On Lake  STichivan.

SIX-MEN DE WN EFFORT 10 SOI SHIP IN THE LAKE   Boat Blocked by Ice in Lake Michigan is in Danger of Grinding Up—Men Made Attempt to Salvage .Effects And Are Now Missing: -

LPL Ee a TAME % EY 4s ck  SEUGK GN AUB  ade  8 A AE aoe) Tee J (ee Bie

CANADIAN BOARD RANTS INCREASE   Dominion Railway Board Grant: Rates Commensurate With  Rise in U. S.

INGAEAGEO GRANTED TO CANADIAN ROADS  Are Made to Conform to Boost _ Made By U. S. Commis  ILLINOIS RATE ALTERED

CANADIAN RAILROADS RAISE FREIGHT RATE!   FREIGHT RATES INCREASED TO CORRESPOND WITH E. 5. RATLROAD RATE INCREASED

COAL AND COKE RATES SAME   eee eS 3 a oo eee Board of Railway Commissioners Of Canada Grant Truck Rate  Increase.

THE WAR CLOUDS SEEM TO CLEAR UP SOME TODAY   THE CONFERENCE ENDS BUT NO DETAILS YET MADE PUBLIC.   AMERICAN NOTE IS NOW A DEEP MYSTER\

Premier Millerand Declare That At All Evénls ‘Treaty or peestlles: Will Be Up _ held.   GIVE INDEPENDENCE   Polish People lo Enjoy Liberly But Appeal For Aic Is Not to Be Made to the League ol Nations.

Must Not be Unfolded by Inspector or Members of Board After It is Removed from Envelope.   CLERKS TO WRITE INITIALS   Law Provides that Sucp Ballots Must Not Bear Any. Marks to Distinguish I, From the Others.

ABSENTEE’S VOTE IS CAST SECRETLY   Ballot is Not Unfolded by Inspector or Members of The Board After Put in Envelope   CLERKS WRITE INITIALS   Law Provides. That Such Ballot: Must Not Bear Any Marks to Cause a Distinction

FORMER SLAVE IS 115   She Remembers When Master Promised Her Freedom,

INVADER’S NORTHERN ARMY CUT OFF FROM BASE, FACES SURRENDER OR ANNIHILATION   anzig Reported In Hands of _ Revolutionists as Workers Seize Government

700,000 RUSSOS AND MANY GUNS TAKEN BY POLES   Red War Office Admits Fall of Great Fortress of Brest-Litosk—CounterDrive Defeated — Nine  Cities Recantured.   IRISH SITUATION

WAR OFFICE EXPECTS 10. AN NOUNCE  Capture of 70,000 Prisoners anc AOD Cane in 42 Hours.

PAYNE OUGGESTs U. 0. TARE OL AS A ROYALTY   Such Steps Would Insure thi Shipping Board Sufficient Fuel Supply.

MOB STORMED HEADQUARTERS   Pillaged Stores and Pri vate Homes, Says Berlin Dispatch

SUSPECT “DRYS” HELP T0_DELAY PEACE SOLUTION   Activity As National Prohibi. tion Nears May Be More Than Coincidence

INDIANA  THREATENED WITH ANOTHER COL STRIKE  Reliavad Dicaare Will Namend Bich.   Believed Diggers Will Demand High er Tonuage Pay.

CAN'T RAISE MONEY RECOUNT GIVEN UF   Johnson Supporters Fail to Vost $50,000 And As-a Result Proposed Review of Jersey  Ate ES Ahaendaniis

CAN'T RAISE MONEY RECOUNT GIVEN UI   Johnson Supporters Fail to Post $50.000 And As a Result Pro posed Review of Iersey

UNION. LABOR BUSY FIGHTING RAIL LAW    Consideration of Wilson "Strike Settle:  mont Plan Side-tracked’ for" Broadside Attack on Bill,

President Wilson Will Be Asked To Veto The Measure  Railroad Union Leaders Report That Their Men Ave Becoming Resii'c

LABOR PLANS FIGHT 10 Tht LAST DICH ON RAILROAD BILL   Wilson Will Get Reauest for Veto Some Time During the Day, Officers Say.   ATTACK ON UNION LABOR   Failing to Get Veto Constitution: ality of the Bill Will Be Attacked.

UNION LFADERS DIRECT FIGHT ON LEGISLATION   Conference in Washington Wil Go to President to Ask Veto of Railway Bill.

MAABAWAS AVIAN SR AN AP R'E NANCIAL CLAUSES OF - BILL,  Proposal for ‘Settlement of - Railroad Employes Wage Demands Sidetracked by - Union Officials for the  RDunnnwod

PROTEST AGAINST. ‘RATL . BILL WILL BE PRESENTED 2TO WILSON THIS AFTERNOON

WAGE DENANDS SIDE: 1 RACKED BY HAIL BILI   President Will be Asked to Veto The Measure  i   if He Refuses Legality of Law Will Be Attacked

WIDOW AND CHILD BURNED   Mrs. Anna Brown and Daughter Per. ish in Flames at Webb City, la.

STOPPED W. U. GETTING ITS WIRE ASHORE   Alleged Attempt Ta Land Cable at Miami Is Frustrated by U.S. Sub.  marine Chaser.

MEN FROM CHASER STOP GABLE WORK   Prevent wo U. Co. From Joining Ends.

NAVY STOPPED ATTEMPT TO CONNEGT A CABLI   Said Telegraph Company Trice to Hitch on to Barbadoes Wires,

WESTERN UNION CABLE LANDING PLAN HALTED   Crew From U. S. SubChaser 154 Prevents Cable Company from Land: ing Wire to Miami.

WESTERN UNION PROJECT IS HALTE!   Force From Submarine Chase Prevents Connecting Cable.   Armed Sailors Board Barge and Plac the Wire Company's Employees Under Guard.

LE ALLA ALLL A ARMED FORCE INTERVENES   Alleged . Attempt to Connect Cables Was Prevented Today

EFFORT TO CONNECT CABLES IS BLOCKED   Naval Force Interferes at Miami.

WESTERN UNION MOVE STOPPED   CONNECTION WITH BAR BADOES CABLE LINE PREVENTED.

WESTERN UNION AT WAR WITH UNITED STATES   U. S. Submarine Chaser Tell: Telegraph Co. Where to Head in Today.

ARMED FORCE CHECKS CABLE CONNECTIONS   Western Union is Preventec From Joining Wires.

Armed Force Prevents W. U.  Connecting Line   Sub-Chasers Given Orders t Stop Operation of Teleeranh

ARMED FORGES STOP. FOREIGN CABLE LANDING   Detachment from United States  . Submarine Chaser Prevents Communication Line Connection at Miami. ~~

AGED COUPLE ELOPE      Man 81 and Woman Start Anew on Life’s Joy Ride.

VOTING POWER OF STATES AND VOTES UNDER INSTRUCTION   MARRIAGE LICENSES

FIND KANSAS TROOPS IN EXCELLENT CAMP   eee eee  COMPANY 8B CONSIDERED = AST IN NEED OF ARMY INSTRUCTORS   sawrence Men Were on Guard Yesterdav—Visitors -Liked the Camp “Chow”

FIND KANSAS TROOPS _ . IN-EXCELLENT CAMP   COMPANY -B  CONSIDEREE -LEAST IN NEED OF ARMY ~ .INSTRUCTORS    Lawrence Men — Were on Guare Yesterday—Visitors Liked the Camp “Chow”

YEW REALTY FIRM LOCATED   H. M. LAMBERT, STRUBE BROS. AND OTHERS FORM COMPANY IN THIS CITY   (ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CO.   Will Office in. the Gardston; Hotel Building and Purchpse, Sell and, Trade City Proverty 3

LOCAL MEN ORGANIZE A REALTY COMPANY   Harg Capital of 8180,000.00-- Well rewn Ven of This City. Success Is Assured

FARMERS LEAD IN LEGISLA1   Predominate in House of Represen tives While in Senate Lawyers Have Slight Advantage.

FARMERS AND LAWYERS LEAD   DOMINATE House AND SENATE OF LEGISLATURE   REDIIDI ICANS [N BIG MAJORITY   Have 401 in House to 6 Kemorcrats, ‘and 1 Independent. Of 52 Memshers in the ‘Senate, 48 Are

ATTEMPT ¥0 SETTLE MEK. DIFFERENCES.      Commission Named by Mex: ican Congress Is Enroute. to Sonora State   DENIAL OF TRAPPING      Gen. Flores Is in Command ‘of Forces and Unopposed by Carranza

CHARGE S.D. FIRM IS “GOUGE’ VICTIM   S10UX FALLS CONCERN HAD TO PAY PAY PROFITEER’S PRICE FOR SUGAR, FISKE DECLARES

SOLBIER FROM CAMP GRANT KILLS SELF          FOUND DEAD IN A PARK PA VILEGN

NO DEVELOPMENTS IN MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CAMP GRANT WOMAN   Suicide of Soldier Had No Connection With Woman’s Death

WIFIE REFORMS; rit LL REEP HEF   “Cancel That Divoree Suit John Henry Phones Soon After Filing Papers

ALONG POLISH FRONT      Bolshevik Concentration Con tinues Says Report.

WAY REGOGNIZE OOVIET, ONLY =: WAY TO AVERT oTRUBGLE   BOLSHEVIK ARE READY FOR A RUSH INTO POLAND  ~   TURKEY MAY JOIN SOVIET AND ADVANCE UPON INDIA IS POSSIBLE—DENIKINE’S CAUSE ‘ CRUMBLES—BRITISH WOULD YIELD :

TURKEY MAY JOIN SOVIET AND ADVANCE UPON INDIA IS POSSIBLE—DENIKINE'’S CAUSE CRUMBLES—RBRITISH WOULD ¥YIELD 1

NEW ENGLISH ENVOY SAYS HE KNOWS AMERICANS   Judge Nations  Collectivel Says Sir Auckland Gedde: In Luncheon Speech

Britain’s New Ambassador Declares Common. Tongue Is “Both Bond and Barrier’   Sir, Auckland Geddes- Addresses. American Luncheon Club in “London; Calls Yanks. “Our American Cousins” and Says “Blood. Is Thicker. Than Water;".. Must Judge. Fach Other ‘Honestly. .

BRITISH MINISTER TO UNITED STATES PAYS TRIBUTE. 10 AMERICAN IDEALS AND AMMERICANISIA

NEW AMBASSADOR ASKS FRIENDSHIF   Sir Auckland Geddes, In First Speech, Expresses British  Desires.

AUKLAND SEDDES LAUDS ANERIGE   Says Nations Cannot Be Judged by Few Specimens of Citizenship.

GEDDES FALLS UN AMERICA'S NECK IN SPEECI   New Ambassador to U. §& Strong With ‘‘Hands Across Sea’’ Stuff.   COMMON LANGUAGE IS A BINDING TIE   Praises Spirit That Actuated Entry of United States Into the War.

HOT BATTLE CERTAIN iN. LOUISIANA   Suffrage Issue to Come Up May 10

ANTICIPATE BITTER FIGHT IN LOUISIANA   Even Women Are Divided on Ratification of Suffrage Amendment.

TEMPEST IS  STIRRED UP IN LONDON   By Action of Oxford Professors in Asking German Professors to Forget War

I ia. ET LIL ———  HAMILTON COUNTY DELEGATES URGE RE-SELECTION OF HYNICKA, REPORT

CASE OF NEWBERRY AND 134 OTHERS   Went on Trial at Grand Rapids This Morning   Charged With Perpetrating Fraude it 1918 Election.

Senator and 134 Aides Face  Court in Election Scandal (nea   sLL TYPES IN GROUP   Judges, Bankers, Sheriff and One Clergyman Are Arone Accused.

PROSPECTS FOR A BITTER FIGHT   ‘In the Trial of Senator Newberry and Others Charged  With Fraud   IN CONNECTION WITH SENATORIAL ELECTION   Picturesque Bunch of AU  Kinds of Potiticians Figure In the Case.

Four Men Are Wounded In Two Holdups Within  Twenty Minutes’ Tim   Steal $25,000 in Two Daring Pay Roll Robberies on Chicago’s West Side Yesterday.

A SATURNALIA OF CRIMES ON _INWINDY CITY      Rak Mevetigtts Aue Bad Ken Butte Near A Clothing Factery

BANDITS BATTLE WITH MESSENGERS   Two Express Company Paymasters Shot During ~ Revalver Buel In Chicago   ESCAPE” IN AUTOMOBILES   Daring © Héld-up Men. 3 Pig Trade In Heart of Windy City Ghetto District

PHIGAGO BANDITS SAGE BOLD HOLD HPS iN STREETS   Four Daring Robberies Bring Total Loot of Over $56,GOO: Two May Die.

TWO OARING PAYROLL ROBBERIES TAKE PLAGE IN CHICAGO WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF EACH OTHER

TWO DARING PAYROLL ROBBERIES IN CHICAG(   Two Bandits and Two Express Company Paymasters Shot; $25,000 Stolen

TWO PAYMASTERS AND TWO BANDITS SHOT IN STREET   Robbers Escape From Scene of West Side Crime With More Than $20,000.

BANDITS SHOT BUT ESCAPE WITH PAYROLLS   After Pistcl Fights, Wounding Four, Thugs Get Away  Vth eat ann

BANDITS MAKE $25,000 HAUL   HOLD SP MEN ESCAPE AFTER TWO ROSBERIES IN 20 MINUTES NET $26,000.

BANDITS ARE BUSI; ~ AAAKE GOOD HAULS  s   Get $25,000 in Two Payroll Robberie: Palled OFF Within 20 Minutes Of Each’ Other,

FOUR SHOT, $25,000 STOLEN BY BANDITS   Two Payroll Raids Made  in Heart of Chicago   Express Paymaster May Die—I 5tl Store Robbery in a Month

TWO CHICAGO BANDITS SHO!      Capture Effected Following . Dael With Exprese Company Pay-

FOUR WOUNDERIN CHICAGO ROBBERY   DARING BANDIT GANGS GE’ $25,000 AFTER PISTOL DUEL WITH PAYMASTERS.

A SATURNALIA OF CRIMES ON. IN WINDY CITY   Bank Messengers And Bad Men Battle e Near A Clothing Factory

Deputy United States Marshal Accusec ef Transporting Canadian Whisky Across Border.

4 INDICTED ON BOOZE CHARGE   Deputy United States Marshal Accused of Transporting Canadian Whisky Across Border.

SHIPS PREPARE TO AID WRANGEL   Isthmus of Perokop ts Captured by Bolsheviks.   RAPID ADVANCE CONTINUES.   Large Amount of War Material Taken by Reds.

BOLSHEVIKS TAKE THE CIV OF BATUN   Constantinople  Received The News But it is Not Confirmed,—Situation in Crimea is Very Much Disturbed —Uk rainians in Full Piieh?e.

BOLSHEVIK REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN BATU   Reports Reaching Constantinople However Have Not Been  Confirmed,   CONFUSION IN CAUCASUS   Great Red Demonstrations Held _ on Anniversary of Soviet » ae , Revolution. Z

SOVIETS HAVE TAKEN BATIUN   Confusion Reigns in the Nea: East—Armenians News Confused.

THE StTUATION  Qtesonur   Show-Down Expected Shortly In Bussian-Polish Affairs and Allies’ Acts.   POLISH SUPPLIES NOT TO BE STOPPED   French and British Warships Will Protest Debarkation of “Winnitions at Danzirc.

SHOWDOWN IN THE POLIO SUT UATION lO QUITE LIKELY   .ooms as Probable Before End of Next Week Say Officials. .   Concerns Two Nations In volved and Allied and Associated Powers.

TWO TRAINMEN KILLED ON OMAHA   Wreck Qccurred at Hospers, Towa, Last Night, Left Rails at Switch Point.

RUN-OFF NECESSARY.   Incomplete Returns From New Or leans Democratic Primary.

Sinn Feiners insist: nothing but independence will oatiefy thatr ennntry

DEMOCKATS A BIT LN DORE.   7 (ampaign bupeases Have Left a De flete of 6241,025.02.

TRULY AN AWFUL FATT   PUTTING DOWN LIQUOR A REAL ITY WITH THE UNITED STATES AGENTS.

FURIOUS HURRICANE ON COAST   Mach lDnmnae lone in Strmite of  4 itxten btawew

15 FISHING BOATS SUNK   Furious Hurricane is Raging in the Straits of . Gib  valtar “   Much Damage Reported— Wire and Railway Com. munication Interrupted

Dr. L. J. J. Birney, o of. . Boston, New Bishor   Elected Bishop  of the Methodist “Episcopal Church in Conference at ‘hes Moinesd.

LITTLE CHANCE OF UNIFICATION OF METHODISTS   Many Obstacles in Path of Project i is General cee ail

Dr. L. J. Birney, of  Boston, New Bishor   Elected Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Conference at Des Moines,

DR. L, J. BIRNEY ELECTED BISHOP   Vote Again Today—Des Moines Conference to Hear Decision on Bishop  Retirement Salary.

Alleged Message From. the Spirit World, As Made Public By Medium is Purported to Be of a NonCommittal Nature, Dealing In Generalities‘and Indirect Replies to Questons

A SOAK PRIESTESS BRINGS MESSAGE   From the Spirit of Susai B. Anthony, Woman T.eader.

WILL OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY FOR MSWINEY   Memorial Services to be Cele brated All Over America   Bishop in Washington Praise Lord Mayor's Self-Sacrifice

‘HOLD SERVICES * 'IN UNITED STATES   Friends of Irish F reedom Wiil Pay Tribute to Late Lord Mayor

PLAN NATIONAL uMvuta FOR AG MART TH   FRIENDS OF TRISH PREEDOM AX. NONUNCE SERVICES ALL OVER COUNTRY Fevorknoy,

BRITISH STRIKE ~ TS NEAR ENT   PREMIER LLOYD-GEORGE WILL ANNOUNCE SETTLEMENT THIS AFTERNOON

ONLY APPOINTMENT MADE GOVERNOR-ELECT. * .             ‘MeCiray Besieged by Ofice Seekers . Wil Appsint Competents Only.

WOMAN SECRETARY   ONLY APPOINTMENT MADE BY GOVERNOR-ELECT.   McCray Besieged by Office Seekers Will Appcint Competents Only.

FREIGHT: RATES. DOUBLE   Commercially; ' Speaking, ’ “Atlantic is Twice as Far’ From ‘Chicago.

JOHNSON HOLDS "NEBRASKA LEAD   Has 6,000 More Votes Than Wood.   And May Go to San Francisco— Hes Jumped to Fourth Place.

Early Returns Give Californian Majority of 2,856 over Leonard Wood and 8,309 over General Pershing   BRYAN GAINS STRENGTH  JN FIELD FOR DELEGATE   Hitchcock Has Little Trouble in Overwhelming Opponent for Democratic Preference; MoKelvie Runs Strong .

JOHNSON GAINS LEAD OF 6,000 IN NEBRASKA   Over Fifth of Vote te Counted Shows Californian 1 15, 618; Wood 12,762   BRYAN STILL BEHIND   COMMONER MAY GO INTO LEAD, HOWEVER, AFTER VOTE OUTSIDE OMAHA COMES IN

The Stanley. Brown ‘Murder Case   ‘Warrant. for Lloyd: Prevost for Firet Degree \Murder—He Had . Been Held: as Materiay Witness.

Prevost Ordered Arrested on Murder Charge in Connection With Death of Stanley Brown

VILE NAMES   And Other Abuse Heaped Upo Him Is Alleged By Everett E. Mitchell,   t(ONA MITCHELL DEFENDANT

HUSBAND ASKS DLVORCE   Charging Wife With Cruel and In human Treatment

Anglo-ltalian Note Demands Withdrawal of Objectionable Clauses in Week   SOVIET PEACE TERMS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED   PRITISH AND TTALIAN PRE MIERS DECLARE INTERPER ENCE WITH POLISH RIGHTS WHT NOT BE TOLERA‘ED.,

WAKRING iS SENT. - 10 REDS   British and Stalian Pre-miers Demand Reply To Ultimatum:   POLES DRIVE ON

ITALY AND BRITAIN IN POLE DEFENSE   Demand Soviet Modif: Armistice Terms Before Week Ends.

THIEVES ROB COLORADO BAN   Assistant Cashier at Peyton Is Locker In- Vault While Robbers Make Escape

BANDITS ROB COLORADO BANK   Travel hy Automobile, Wear Goggles and Make Off With $8,000.

ROADS BLOCKED IN RATE BOOS!   RAILWAYS SEEK 35 PERCENT INCREASE BUT ARE AWARDED ONLY 25 PERCENT.

FORMER JUDGE SLAIN BY SHOT [ROM AMBUSH; SON 1$ JAILED   Angus Irvine, 21, 1s Charged With Killing Father At  Newark   FAMILY QUARKEL BLAMED Leaving Body on Floor, Children Retire to Bedroonis After Tragedy.

YOUTH SLAVS His FATHER IN ROME AT MIGHT WITH GUN   Crippled. Son Murders Father Near Newark Late Wednecdav.

Boy Then Puts Children Te Bed And Later Gets Meal  NEIGHBORS NOTIFIED  Next Day Young Girl Tranips Through Snow To Tell Of Tragedy

EXPROBATE JUDGE OF LICKING CO: IS MURDERED BY His 21 YEAR OLD SOK   ‘Slaying Follows Quarrel Which Drove the Mother Away From Home      SLAYER IS A .CRIPPLE   Had Been Away Four Years and Shot From Ambush— Three Other Children

WOOD LEADER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE   Primary in That State Gives Him Majority of -G.-@. P. Delegates. —-

Veterans of War of ‘61 Cheer Harding As They Pass Before His Photograph   Unheralded Political D napolis This Week ( ~ Department   ‘ical Demonstratious.of G. A, R. Encampment in Indi Week One of Interesting Features; Department After rtment Spontaneously Lift Their Voices

G. A. R. MEMBERS  BOOST HARDING   Veterans Who Fought to Preserve Governmnet Want to Safequard It Now.   ATTITUDE UNMISTAKABLE

SMALL UNIT IS FAVORED   Writer Favors Building From Bottom Up Instead Ot From Top Down.

SUFFRAGETTE HOPES LOOK TO LOUISIANA   Legislature Is Ordered To Pass Anthony Amendment.

WILSON APPROVES RESERVATIONS OF SEN. HITCHCOCK   Willing to Accept Compromise Offered to Conference,

PRESIDENT APPROVES — _ SENATOR HiT cHOOCKS ‘TREATY. RESERVATIONS

HLTA  7  DEAS WEY BAA   Democratic Senators ,,Splii Over Sticking to President and Hitchcock.   HOT CONFERENCE ON   “Wilson, Brvan, Bible Quoted,” at Gathering of “Treaty Friends.”

Latter Stating That He He Did Was Writ. ten Before Publication of Grey’s Letter.

THE TREATY MONDAY   Letter From the Vieeninleott Dues Not Clear (ie agally But ie. Z hate WHE Begin.

WILSON APPROVES HITCHCOCK'S PLAN   DEMOCRATIC SENATORS DECIDE TO BRING TREATY UP IN SENATE FOR FINAL ACTION.

PRESIDENT AGREES TO. RESERVATION   As Presented by Senator Hitch. cock to the Bi-Partisan Committee of Democrats   AND REPUBLICANS

APPROVES THOSE OF HITCHCOCK   etter Preceded Publication of Viscount Grey's

WILSON 15 FIRM ON RESERVATION:   LETTER TO HITCHCOCK SAYS ONLY INTERPRETATIVE ONES SATISFACTORY.

WILSON FAV RESERVATIONS OF SEN, HITCHCOOK   President Wrote To Senator Before Seeing Grcy’s Letter. af   AGAINST ANY RESERVATION ~ EXGEPT INTERPRETATIVE (it   Plan To Carry Treaty Back To a ae of Senate m. “

Endorses Majority Leader’s Stand and Reaffirms Executive Attitude Expressed to Jackson “Day Diners. *   ANTICIPATES GREY’S APPROVAL FOR GREAT BRITAIN OF LODGE PROGRAM

WILSON NOW ~ BACKS DOWN   Will Accept Reservation: to Treaty.   WRITES SENATOR HITCHCOCK   Democratic Supporters Will Work for a Reservation Compromise.

PLANS TO PROCEED WITH THE TREATY DEBATE OUTLINE   Each of the Grouns Determinec to Make Fi m Stand for Its Own Proposal.   LODGE RESERVATION FIRS?   Group Working for Entire Defea of Treaty Pians to Take Early Start Monday.

PRESIOENT GIVES ld PPROVAL TO PEACE TREATY QF VERSAILF'   WRITES LETTER TO SENATOR HITCHCOCK WHICH WAS PRESENTED TO COMMITTEE,

PES! ERATION   Democrats Agree it Caucus to Take Up Treaty Monday

PRESIDENT IS FAVORABLE T0 RESERVATIONS   BUT, APPROVES ONL‘ THOSE PRESENTED B} SENATOR HITCHCOCK.   Democratic Leader Takes Let.  ter to Conference of Party Senators Today,

RESERVATIONS ~ “ARE APPROVEL   Président ‘Wilson Writes Senator Hitchcock to This .Effect

PRESIDENT WILSON. INDORSES HITCHCOCK PACT RESERVATIONS   Senator Carries Wilson Lette on Treaty With Him. to * Conference

SFIF FROM PRUSSI   Schleswig-Hostein Proclaims Its Inde- pendence.

OCHLESWIG - HOLSTEINERS RENCUNCE PRUSSIA AND WILL FORM A NEW STATE

acne dlimennaiinemenmene  SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN BECOMES NEW STAT!   Dr. Koester Goes to Berlin te Hand Over Declaration of Independence,

SCHLESWIG -.HOLSTEIN HAS _ PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENCE AND NEW STATE STARTEL

DECLARES EMANCIPATION OF SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN   Assembly at Rendshurg Pro. claims Independence of the Prussian State

Schleewig-Holatein Prociaims Emancipation From Prussia at Meeting in Rendsburg.

DANISH PROVINCES LEAVE PRUSSIA   Schl eswig-Holstein Organizations Proclaim Independ- ,  © pee:

FLOUR OOPS 1 PREWAR LEVEL   Quotation for Family Patents Is Down 40 Cents.   CORN CROP BREAKS RECORD   Largest Ever Raised, Exceeding Big gest Previous Total by 75,000,000 Bushe!ls—Quality Is 7.7 Per Cent Above Average.

FLOUR, WHEAT IN PRICE TUMBLE   Former Reaches Prewar Leve , . in Minneapolis, $10 a os Barrel.   LARGEST GORN CROP OF AU   Exceeds Biggest Previcus Toial by 76,000,000 Bushela—Quailty is 7.7 Per Cent Above Average Eatimates on Other Crops.

Former Reaches Prewar Level in Minneapolis, $10 a Barrel.   LARGEST CORN CROP OF ALL   Exceeds Biggest Previous Total by 75,000,000 Bushels—-Quality Is 7.7 Per Cent Above Average— Estimates on Other Crops.

GRACE LUSK ASKS GOVERNOR’S PARDON   WAUKESHA SCHOOL TEACHET SERVING NINETEEN YEARE WOULD BE FREED

Gov. Philipp Will . Hear Grace Lusk Pardon Case Dec. §   3  FATHER'S EFFORTS TO ‘OBTAIN SCHOOL TEACHER'S   RELEASE

DEMAND FOR FLAT INCREASE   Railroad Men to Present it to Lines at Lowtaville.

POUND STERLING WEAKENS RESULT OF COAL STRIKE   Many Thousands Unemploys as Result of British Strike.

DEMONSTRATION IN WHITEHALL   Outbreak by “Unemployed Men Who Sent Delegation - to Premier Lloyd George ©   Attempt to Break Through Police Cordon — Stone Work From Window Fell

QEEK PARLEY DN TRIKE Ot  COAL MINERS   Labor Leader Sees Speedy Set tlement if Both Sides Can be Brought Tovrether   BRITISH POUND DROPS IN VALUE ON FOREIGN MARKETS   Action of Rail and Transport W orkers is Awaited With Anxiety

AT a. COAL MINES: MINES : "ARE LAYING 1D LAYING. DIE TODAY   Miners Refuse to Accept Government's Efforts to Bring About *“- a Peaceful Settlement, and A‘é Urging the Railway Men  , and Transport Wérkers to Join in Strike.

DATTOH STERLING 5 STAIRE VIGTIN   MONEY RATE IN LONDON FURTHER SLUMPS AS RESULT OF MINE STRIKE   ALANIES THE GOVERNMENT   Dock Workers’ Chief Says Government Engineered Strike. Hope Of Negotiation Still High,

ANXIETY IN BRITAIN AS FUEL SUPPLY HAS COME 10 FULL STOP   Some Labor Leaders Moderate But Others Radical and Cause More Worry   peal Weather Appears and in Many Districts Suffering Is Expected Very Soon   LONDON, Ost. 18—All available supplies of coal have been placed under government control.

COAL STRIKE MAY BE ENDED WITHIN WEEK, LABOR HOPE   Britain Now Controls Mines, Making Government Opposition.

BRITISH OTRIKE CAUSES POUND STERLING DROP   ‘Crisis Over Coal Strike Causes Pound to Drop to $3.44——~ Government Takes Over  : - Cigal Supplies

MILLION MINERS OUT   ENGLISH MINERS MAY ARBI TRATE THEIR TROUBLES.   Railroaders May Follow MinyTs it Their Country-Wide Strike.

UOuU00 Mi May Be Joined By Uther Tradesmen   Yalge of English Sterling Drops to $3.44 In Coal Strike Crises---Tieup Affects Chicago Market, Also Italy :

British Exchange Rate Reducec By Walk-Cut of Coai Miners   Prominent Labor Leader Think: Settlement Near at Hand

Several Hurt in Demonstration at Whitehall—Railroad Men Undecided Whether They Will Join in Walkout.

NEMPLOYED MEN BATTLE WH POLICE AT LONDON; — GOVERNMENT SEIZES cl   English Exchange Declines as Result of Walkout; __.. Persistent Efforts MadetoSettlethe = “oa? Controversy. -

(1.5. SENDING GOAL AS BRITAIN SEEKS TO SETTLE STRIKE   Pound Sterling Drops to $3.44 on Buying Orders for Coal Shipments from U. S.   MODERATE LABOR LEADERS HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT   Industrial* Plants Tied Up by Lack of Fuel: Thousahds of Workers Are Idle.

BLOOD FLOWS IN RIOTS NEAR HOME OF LLOYD GEORGE   Cold Weather Arrives With Initial Day of Coal Walkout   _ —-_  BRITISH COAL CRISIS PUSHES POUND DOWN TO $3.44 IN FUEL DEALINGS

COAL STRIKE WEAKENS THE MONEY VALUE   The English Pound Sterling Has Dropped to $3.44 on Buying Orders.

MINE STRIKE STIRS RIOT IN LONDON   Fifty Persons Hurt in Riot: Near Premier’s Residence -~Reds’ Active “Amon; Unemployed, Unfurling Bolshevik Flag anc Cheering Lenine = ane Trotsky.

STERLING TAKES ~ ANOTHER DROP   Coal Strike Is Having Effect on London Fi nancial Situation

Former Food - Controller and Moderate Labor Leader : ‘Expresses Confidence __~That Difficulties Can Be Settled in a  Week—-Says Both Sides Must Be -~ Brought Together to Calmy Discuss the Merits of the Controversy : ©

NATION WIDE COAL STRIKE HITS ENGLAND   Scores of ‘Thousands ot Men Will Be Forced Out of Work.

AFFE CTS FINANCIAL - LONDON BY WEAKEN. ING OF THE FOUND STERLING. .   Transport Workers and the Railway Men Marking Time in Matter. of Aiding - the Striking Miners.

UNEMPLOYED IN LONDON STRIVE TO SEE PREMIER   Several Hurt in Disorders Whic! Occurred in Connection with Coal Strike   GOVERNMENT TO PARLEY   Announces It is Ready to Negotiate—General Strike is Feared by Some

ENGUISH  MINERS AY ARBI TRATE THEIR TROUBLES.      Railroaders May. Follow Mints i _ Their. Country-Wide Strike.

LONDON SCENE OF GREAT RIOT   UNEMPLOYED ATTACK -GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS   British Nation Suffering From Strike of 1,000,000 Coal Miners.

SCORES HURT IN RIOTS IN LONDON   Unerrployed Mob Of Thousanc Hurls Bricks And Stones At Police.

Demonstration of Unem. ployed Leads to Clash With Police.   OUTLOOK FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT BETTER   Conservative Labor Leader: “oing Best to Bring About Peace.

STRIKERS IN ~ LONDON RIOT   Many Injured Near Pre. mier’s Residence.   STONE WORK FELL INCROWD   Ugly Situation Was Finally Calmed By Mounued Police and Reserve Officers.

STRIKE WEAKENS POUND STERLING   DROPS TO §3-44 ON BUYING ORDERS TO COVER AOTUAL AND PROSPECTIVE COAL. SIIPMENTS FROM ARIERICA.   Transport Workers and Railway Men Apparently in No Hurry to Decide What Their Stand  Qar-] 1D.

FIFTY HURT IN FANNON. BINT      Unemployed Men Try to See Premier and  wll TocdedTh wed

RED FLAG IS WAVED IN A LONDON RIOT   Fifty Injured When Unemployec and Police Clash; Cheers for Lenine.   MINE STRIKE BRINSS PERIL   Disorder Starts When the Paradere Try to Break Through a Heavy Police Guard and Get Into Downing Street.

Lahor Leader Sees Speedy Set: tlement it Both Sides Can be Brought Tocether      BRITISH. POUND DROPS IN /— VALUE ON FOREIGN MARKETS   Action of Rail and Transpor Workers is Awaited With Anxiety

LONDON TRIKE WEAKENS POUND DECLINES TO Su.44   Effect Already Noticeable i Continental Financial Circles. Against Briton.   Moderate Labor Leader Ex presses Confidence in Early Settlement of Dispute.

FORGES STRNETQ END STRIKE   Weakening of Pound Sterling is Result of General Tieup in England   LABOR LEADERS MODERATE

PUBLIC BEEING TO EXPERIENCE WALKOUT EFFECE   Cold Snap Comes Just as Fuel Restrictions Are. ra Placed‘in Effect ;   EFFORTS AT SETTLEMENT: CAUSE: SOME COMFORT   But Rumors “of: Sympatheti¢ Strikes: to, Be Called - Are % Z Heard in Enaland

STRIKE LOWERS EXCHANGE VALUE   POUND STERLING TOOK DOWNS. WARD SKID IMMEDIATELY:             BUT NO BASIS OF AGREEMENT -HAS BEEN REACHED.   Former Food Controller Suggests: -a Fifty-fifty Basix with 2 Pos> .  sible 100% Agreement. <-

DISORDERS _ BECAUSE OF » COAL STRIKE   England Experiencing First Results of Closing of Coal Mine: This Morning.

FFFORTS MAKINGTO SETTLE COAL STRIKE   Labor Leader Expresses Confidence  End Will Come Within Week.

SITUATION 1S UGLI  AND RIOTING.  WRITERAL I STARTED   Unemployed Delegation Seni To Downing Street Hele Back: Stones.Thrown   Police, Civilians and Women Injured; Twenty Persons in Crowd Sent to Hospitals

WAVE RED FLAG IN LONDON RIOT   Fifty injured When Unemployed and Police Clash; «Cheers for Lenine.   MINE STRIKE BRINGS PERILS   Diserder ‘Starte When the Paraders Try te Break Through a Heavy Policé Guard and Get Inte \ Down ing Street.

BRITISH COAL STRIKE “NOT POPULAR wT MANY MINERS   London Papers Admit Strike Is Complete, But Say Mén Are Not Unanimous in Decision.—Many Industries’a are Already Hard Hit ° :

HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT IN BRITISH STRIKE AS INDUSTRIES SUFFER   Government Willing tc Negotiate with Miners Anytime.

AN UGLY CLASH IN WHITER   Disorders Start When 1,00C — Unemployed Try to Break ' Into Downing Street.   Many Injured When Crowd Rushes Police Cordon— Woman Among Them.

BRITTON POUND OUFFERD, EFFECT OF GOAL STRIKE   TAKES DROP ON BUYING ORDERS FOR COAL IN U. S.   PERSISTENT REPORTS OF EFFORT TO END LOCK OUT.   Considerable Section of the United Kingdom Miners Said to Have Entered Into the Strike Half Heartedly—-Many Men Out Of Work.

ity Injured Whea 1000. of Unemployed, Car~rying Red Flag, Try To Rush Police’ Cor~ don; ‘Stone Work Falls: On. Crowd; ‘Dele~ gations Confer With Premier Lloyd George

FIFTY WWJURED IN LONDON OUTBREAK   Unemployed in Riot at Lloyd George’s Official Residence.   CHEER LENINE AND TROTZKY   Clash With Police at Downing Street Starts Disorder—Radicals Stage Demonstration at Trafalgar Saquare—Red Fiag Carried.

RAIL MEN ~ MARK TIME   British: Transportation: Workers Not. Decided About Strike.   THE-CONTROL OF THE COAL   All Avaitable Supplies Have Been “Placed in. Charge of the: Governments

SERIOUS RIOTS FOLLOW STRIKE MANY INJURED   Whitehall Scene of Disorders When Crowd Seeks Audience With Premier   Police Use Clubs and Stone  work Falls

EARLY AGREEMENT MAY BE REAGHED IN BRITISH STRIKE   Walkout of Million Miners Mav Cause Sympathetic Strikes.

RED FLAG WAVES IN BRITISH COAL MINERS’ STRIKE   VYorkmen Jtush Police With Banner Fiyiug, Sing / “Internationale.”   CHEERS FOR THE SOVIET   Several Aro Injured In Atempt of Radicals to Krenk Donn Cordon of Police wand Get Lite Downing Street; Rioters Ar: Elnoty Dlupersed.

DISORDERS AND DEMONSTRATION       Unemployed .; Men . : Delegation to. Premier.  ‘Lloyd George  °

UGLY DISORDERS IN LONDON RESULT IN ~ MANY INJURED MEN; RED FLAGGERS IN RIO   Attempt to Break Through a Polics Cordon Disastrous; Stone Work Falls on Heads of Crowd

STERLING TAKES: _ ANOTHER DROF      Coal Strike] As Having Effect on London Fi- © nancial Situation

EXPECT SETTLEMENT BRITISH COAL STRIKE   CESSATION OF WORK DUE TO STRIKE, CAUSES DROP IN VALUE OF POUND STERLING TO 38.44.

TO PREACH AT PLYMOUTH   Rev. Ray <A. Eusden Coming From Newtan, Mass.

PLATFORM NUT NEARLY READY FOR APPROVAL   WATSON DOUBTS ITS COMPLI TION IN TIMED POR THE MORNING SESSTON,   Treaty, Mexican and Labor Planks Not Made and Only Tentative Draft of Remainder,

AREGONCILABLES MAY QUIT PARTY AF ISSUE UPHELD   QUESTION OVERSHADOWS ALL OTHERS AS LEADERS STRIVE FOR AGREEMENT.   ULTIMATUM 1S DELIVERED   Platform Must Declare Flatly Against Covenant Says J Faction As Battle Continues.

Carranza Flees As Rebels Take 2,000 Prisoners With ‘Amunitions, Gold And Silve

GONZALEZ RETIRES FROM THE RACE   All Members “of, Garranza’s Cabinet Reported Captured.

CARRANZA CABINET MEMBERS GAPTURED   A’! Reported Taken to Mexico Gity By the Kevelutionists,

REBELS CAPTURE CARRANZA’S CABINET   Son-in-Law, Also a PrisonerRetires From the Contest For Presidency ©   Gen Aguilar, Gonzalez

Will Meet at Iowa City Next Month %o Study the Income Tax" Problems #

BANKERS 10: SCHOOL AGAIN   WHI Attend Shart Course at Ames and Answer Questions Propounded by Themselves.

BANKERS GAN RENEW STUDIES   CLASSES. WILL BE HELD FOR THEM AT IOWA CITY

HELME TEOTIFIES IN NEWBERRY TRIAL   Democrat Candidate for Sen ate Tells of His Election Dealings.

iain cite iaiaieeieaaei maim a  FIRST EVIDENCE INTRODUCED IN NEWBERRY FRAUDHEARING

TESTIMONY GIVEN IN NEWBERRY CASE   Newspaper Men Tell! of Publici. ty Campaign.   HELME EXPLAINS STAND   Candidate for Senator Admits He Was ‘‘Worked”’ Into Mak. ing Race Against Ford, But Says Statement is Humiliat. ing——-Declares Motive Was to Eliminate Millionaire.

Present Initial Evidence in Newberry Conspiracy Trial   James W. Helme, Candidate in Democratic Primary for Office, Admits He Was “Worked” Into Making Race Against Ford by Backers of Accused Senator —Declares Recital Was a Bit “Humiliating.”

HELME WAS WORKED BY NEWBERRY’S MEN   MURFIN SAYS THIS WAS DONE TO GET VOTES FROM FORD.   Democratic Candidate Against Ford Makes Unexpected Appearance-—— War Keeords of Ford and Newberry UOutlined.

NEWBERRY CAMPAIGN T@ BE PUDDING FOR THE BOYS RECAUSE THEY WERE GOIN G TO SPEND BARRELS OF IT

FIRST EVIDENCE NEWBERRY CASE   Newspaper Correspondent is Initial Witness.   Primary Candidate for Sena. tor Appears Unheralded and Tells Facts to Jury Which He Says are Humiliating— Says He was ‘‘Worked’’ as Stated by Murfin — .

USLD HELME AS NEWBERRY TOOL   MICHIGAN SENATORIAL CANDI DATE TELLS JURY HE WAS WORKED   PLENTY OF COIN FOR BOYS   Great Time in Michigan With Bunch of Money in Sight, According to Witness.

FIRST EVIDENCE SUBMITTED AT NEWBERRY TRIAL   Two Newspapermen Testify of Costly Publicity Campaign   UNUSUAL DEVELOPMENT   Helme Tells Court That He Wa: “Worked” Into Entering Senatorial Race Against Ford

MUREIN. OPENS FUR DEFENSE IN NEWGERAY TRIAL   First Evidence Intro duced Late in the Afternoon   DEMOCRAT Is FIRST WITNESS

WITNESoES NOW TESTIFYING: IN NEWBERRY GASE   Democrat, Indicted, Says He Was Worked by Republican Organization; Would Eliminate Millionaires.

VNEWGEARY GAMPKIGN T8 BE PUDDING FOR THE BOYS BECAUSE THEY WERE GOING 70 SPEND BARRELS OF IT

WOMAN AUTHOR AND EDA TRIES SUCIDE   Miss Mary Helen Fee Foune In Park With Her Wrist * . Slashed

TIRED OF LIFE WOMAN WRITER TRIES SUICIDE   Mary Helen Fee Writes Notes Then Slashes Wrist.

TRIES SUICIDE DECLARES ACT PRIVATE AFFAIR   Author and Educator Slashes Wrist and is Expected to Die

TO KEEP UP DRIVE CN PROFITEERS   Dissolution of Fair Price Com mittee Won't Interfere,   CASES TD BE PRESSED   Department cf Justice Claims Credit in Forcing Down Prices of Many

DRIVE ON PROFITEERS WILL BE CONTINUEL   Work Goes on ‘Regardless of Dissolution of Fair Price Board

i nnSTIN SALE   Over Eighteen Thousand Bales Offered But Only 5500 Are Sold to U S. Mills   LOOMS CANCELING ORDERS   Curtailment of Manufacture of Woolen Garments Given As Cause of Slump

But Thirty Per: Cent: of the Amount Offereds Sold.   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT . ~ GRATIFIED OVER DROP   Believes That Peak Has Been  ~ Reached—Liquidation of  - ‘Stocks to Aid Credit’ "Ts Belief.

WOOL IN SLUMP AT BOSTON SAL   Buyers Agreed Price Peak Reached—Drop Indicates Many Orders Cancelled.

QTEEL BLOCK {5 GONE, AND MIAN STORES IN ASHES   LOSS 1S PLACED AJ $280,(KK0,    HOTEL RAINBOW SUFFERS DAMAGE, RY SMOKE, ESCAPES FIRE.

STEEL BLUGK [3 GONE, AND MANY STORES IN ASHES   LOSS IS PLACED Al $280,000.   HOTEL RAINBOW SUFFERS DAMAGE BY SMOKE, ESCAPES FIRE.

WILL ARRAIGN MEN TOMORROW   14 Held for Murder anc Manslaughter in the “Whisky” Cases.   PUSH SEARCH FOR _ NEW EVIDENCE

MEN TOMORROW   14 Held for Murder and Manslaughter iri the “Whisky” Cases.   PUSH SEARCH FOR _ NEW EVIDENCE

NOT SINGLE CANDIDATE, LOOKS GOOD   Roster Of Aspirants Weak: est In History Of Democratic Party.

EVE OF BIG MEET STILL CLOUDED BY UNCERTAINT'   Convention Prelimin aries Throw No Light on Alignment.

IMPOSSIBLE TC PICK FAVORITE FROM MUDDLE   None of Possibilities Show: Pronounced - Strength,

RIVAL FORCES MOVE INTO POSITION FOR THE OPENING   Definite Alignment of Strength for Candidates is Missing— Personal Preferences of Candidates Difficult to Establish Into Composite Review.

SaNVENTI TIC      Much. Depends Upon - Who Administration - Pavors.

746, DELEGATES ARE UNPLEDGED AS TO NOMINEE   Chairman Cummings Will Deliver Keynote Speech At Monday’s Gpening  A   COX MANAGERS SERENE; M’ADOO FORCE HOPEFUL   Palmer Adherents Strive to Make Big Showing on tnitial Balloting  AY

FIREWORKS MAY EGLIPGE DIMPLAY AY BALTIMARE 191)   Delegates Wondering How Much of Old-Time Rumpus Bryan Can Stir Up.   NO DEFINITE LINE ON STRENGTH OF CANDIDATES   Lots of Tickets Will be Put Up and Put Down Before One is Nominated, Nebraskan Says —- Elusive McAdoo Movement Bobs Up.

TEN CANDIDATES, AVOWEN, UNWILLING OR RECEPTIVE TO FIGURE IN-BATLOTING

STRENGTH OF CONTENDERS UNCERTAIN   Many Tickets Probably Will Rise and Fal! Before Choice Is Made—Situation Revolves About Issues, Net  Candidates.

FULL STRENGTH OF ANDIDATES EMAINS HINDER   Bryan-Wilson Forces May  Clash Over Nation League and ‘Drv Questions   ‘TEN ASPIRANTS BOLDLY OUT FOR NOMINATION   Name of McAdoo Continually Bobbing: Up When: Dele- gates Get Together .

ALIGNMENT OF STRENGTH AT DEMOCRATIC MEETING AS INDEFINITE AS EVER

NO CANDIDATE HAS 1G-LEAD ATTHIS TIME   Bryan Says lt Is Anybody’s Fight; Numerous Tickets Will Be Killed   CUMMINGS IS TO MAKE THE KEYNOTE ADDRESS   Chairman Expected to Show _ Up Sophistries of Republican Attitude in Plain " Language. .

M0) LING ON CANDIDATE, V0 MEN ARE AMONG THE POSSIBILITIES   STRENGTH OF BRYAN IS TO BE MADE PLAIN VERY SOON   FIGHT BETWEEN Hitt AND ADMINISTRATION IS TO COME ON PLATFORM—SITUATION IS AS MUCH A DEADLOCK AS WAS CHICAGO SESSION

DEMOCRATS FACE LONG BALLOTING PERIOD BEFORE MAKING GHOWGE   Several Elimination Races Will Probably Have To Be Held When Convention Gets Down to Voting.  SITUATION LIKENED TO THAT AT CHICAGO   Seven Hundred and FiftySix Delegates Are Uninstructed: Personal Preferences Wholly Unknown.

Bryan as Leader of Anti-Administration Forces Prepares to Wage Battle for Dry Clause and for Ratification With Proper  Reservations: Nominee Is Uncertain   McADOO DELEGATES CONFIDENT

BOTH SIDES CLAIM vieTORY TODAY   Candidates for Presidential Honors Retire to Seclusion. to Await Electoral Verdict.   COX GIVES FINAL SPEECH   Senator Warren G, Harding Spends Final Evening at Home With His Family at Marion, O.

GOY. COX DELIVERS HIS FINAL SPEECH   Predicts Victory Not As A Part Representative, But As Leader  Of A Cause.

ATY VICTORY 1S. PREDICTED BY COX   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE DELIVERS LAST. SFEECH OF CAMPAIGN.

GUN DELIVERIES FINAL oPEEGH   Democratic Candidate Keeps Up Campaign to Eve of Election Dav.

COX SUMMARIZES ARGUMENTS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Premier Issue to be Decided at Polls Today, Democratic Nominee Says.   RENEWS HIS ATTACK ON MR. HARDING’S STAND   Predicts Victory for Himself Not as the Representative of a Party but as the Leader of a Cause—Will Go to the Polls With Mrs. Cox.

DEPENDING UPON CONFIDENCE AND GOOD JUDGMENT OF AMERICAN PEOPLE   COX GIVEN GREAT OVATION      Governor's Last Speech Made at Te ledo Where He Summarized His Arguments for League of Nations

COX GIVES LAST LEAGUE SERMON   PREDICTS VICTORY FOR HIMSELF AS LEADER OF CAUSE FOR HUMANITY

Declares. Victory Will Be More of a Moral One Than for Party ‘at the Polls Today.   ATTACKS WIGGLING AND WOBBLING OF OPPONENT   campaign Headquarters Are Closed After Many Busy Weeks—Senator Harding  is at Marion.

Continues to Hammer League of Nations Issue in Last Speech  of Campaign.

In Final Speech of Campaign Candidate Predicts Victory for Himself But Not As - Representative of Party But As Leader of a Cause; Closes at Toledo, Ohio   EXPRESSES FAITH IN PEOPLE

COX MAKES FINAL PLEA.   ‘Democratic Nominee Summar izes Arguments for League in Last Speech of Campaign.

COX, IN CLOSING FIGHT, SAYS AMERICA, WILL BE FOUND WITH DEMOCRATS

Campaign Headquarters: Are Closed After Many Busy ’ Weeks—Senator Harding  oa ak Maran

WANTS ‘HOOTCH’ MONEY   Masicttn Would Have Usufruct from Weeral Liquer >

Soviet Now Able to Fight World, Mar tens Says   That Is Reason They Stop Urg ing SoScial Revolution In  Foreign Countries.

‘RUSSIAN SOVIET STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT WORLD’   Agent Tells Senate Investigating Committee.   REFUSES TO PRESENT CODE   He Saye He Has Refrained Fron Interference in Affairs of United States.

SENATE BODY IS TOLD SO TODAY HAVE BIG FUNE   ‘Ambassador’ Martens On Stand Tells of .  Russian Soviet. ,

POLICY OF RUSSIAN SOVIETS {§ TOLD IN MARTEN®’ HEARING   “STRONG ENOUGH TC FIGHT THE WORLD,” DECLARES SELF-STYLED AMBASSADOR.   IWITHHOLDS CODE   Original Instructions Demand ed by Senate Investigating Committee.

RUSSIAN SOVIET STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT WORLD   3 MeN  So Says Martens, Agent of Bolsheviks In Amer= fca, to Senate   WITHHOLDS HIS CODE

SOVIET RULES RUSSIA   STROMG ENOUGH NO TO FIGHT THE WORLD, SAYS AGENT.   Ambassador to the United States De. clares There is no Longer Any Money in Russian Banks.

RUSSIAN SOVIET DECLARED A POWER   Soviet Agent Tells Senate Committee That System “Strong Enough To Fight World.”.

NARTENS TALKS BG 10. COMMITTEE   SAYS SOVIETS STRONG ENOUGH 'TO FIGHT WORLD   BOASTS OF SOVIET STRENGTH   aie Declared That Russian So iets Have Nearly $500,000,000 to   Spend in’Foreign Countries,

THONG ENOUGH TD. “FIGHT THE WORLE   Martens Declares:: This of - Russian Soviets.

MARTENS DENIES WORLD UPRISING SO SOVIET AIM   Declares Russian Societies Are “Strong Enough to Fight World” and Only Seek Reeognition in U. S.

SAYS SOVIET NOW ABLE T0 FIGHT WORLD   Because of This, Revolt Ni Longer Urged, Says Martens . -

STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT THE WORLL   This ig What “Martens, Sovie! Agent, Says of The Russian Bolsheviki .

SAYS REDS ES      Soviet Agent Martens Takes  Much Territory in Statement   FORMER SENATOR AIDS   Says Reds Have Millions Read\  To Spend For Necessities

HUou fitLS ABLE TO FIGHT WORLD   “Ambassador” Martens Before Senate Committee.   WORLD REVOLT NOT SOUGHT   Declares the Soviet Treasury Has $500,000,.000 in Gold the Government Des res to Spend in Foreign Countries.

SAYS RUSS ABLE _ TO FIGHT WORLD   Soviet Ambassador Tells Senate General Revolution Is Not Now Needed.   RED TREASURY OVERFLOWING   Martens Declares His Government Has $500,000,000 in Gold !t De~~ sires to Spend in Foreign Coun. — tries on Necessaries.,

SOVIET GOVT. HAS PLENTY OF MONEY SAYS MARTENS   Russian “‘“Ambassador”’ Says Bolsheviki Have  $500,000,000 Gold.

BOLSHEVIKS STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT  - WORLD-MARTENS   Says They Have’ between $400,000,000 and $500,000, aed In Their Pub  BUT NO GOLD IN RUSSIA   Says Soviet Government: Had™ Instructed Him Not to Use Funds For Interference in U. S. Affairs:

ACD AGEAT fi  WITNESS Al  SENATE Pa AF RANIGALS   Ludwig Martens Declares Bolsheviki Have Huge * Sum in Treasury   LACK DETAILS OF AMERICANS’ SEIZURE   Red CrosS Workers Are Captured and Held in Siberia

SOVIETS ARE NOV STRONG ENOUGH TO FIGHT WORLD   Mariens Tells Senate Committee About Russian Government.   SAYS BOLSHEVIKS HOLD HALE BILLION IN GLE   None of Banks in Country Have Any Gold Money in Vaults.

MARTENS SAYS SOVIETS WILL FIGHT WORLD   Strong Enough Now, ! Testimony in Senate Hearing.

SAYS REDS A STEN WER WiiPh      Soviet Agent Martens Takes I ~ Much Territory in Statement   FORMER SENATOR AIDS   Says Reds Have Millions Read To Spend For Necessities

nts GAN FIGHT      Strong Enough to Battle Anyone Soviet “En voy” Brags in Investiy  gation.   TREASURY FILLED

‘That's ‘Why They Don't Ask . International Revolu- :* . tion, He Avers._   HE DENIES SPREADING PROPAGANDA IN U.S. A

OP RING SE NOATION IN RED TESTIMONY   LUDWIG MARTENS ON STAND MONDAY BEFORE THE SUB-COMMITTEE.   Labor Congress of Scandinavia Said To Have Passed Resolution Cordemning Russian Bolshevism.

SOVIET BODIES ARE READY 10 FIGHT WORLD   Russ Radical Envoy Marten: Says They Have Scads of Money.      READY TO SPEND COIN IN FOREIGN NATIONS   Are in the Market for Mil lions of Dollars Worth of Supplies.

TOPEKA YOUTH TO FIGHT REDS.   Lieut, Paul MacFarland WII! Join the Polish Flying Squadron.

FISHING SEASON NEAR IN INDIAN!   PLANS MADE BY STATE FISH BOARD TO ENFORCE LAWS THIS YEAR.

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FIRE TAKES HALF OF HOMES AT GRANDVIEW   BEST PARTS OF BUSINESS ANI RESIDENCE SECTIONS ARE WIPED OUT.   L055 PLACED AT.S1,500,000   Blaze Starts in South Part of Town - and Sweeps Area 3 Blocks Wide and 12 Blocks Long.

COTT TO HEAD SOLDIERS’ HOME   WARSAW MAN CHOSEN TO SUC CEED COMMANDANT KEH. LER MAY 1

FORMER LEBANON MANTOREAD THE: SOLDIERS’ HOME   Chas. W. Scott, Chosen Commandant Of State Home at Lafayette.   COUNTY CLERK HERE ONE TERM   Now A Residen tof Warsaw~ Will Take Up His New Duties May Ist,

KING OF GREECE IN’ MORGAN ATIC MARRIAGE, CLALY      Reports Link Alexander an ’ Mile. Menos; Are‘in , - Paris -

MARRIAGE OF KING ALEXANDERHIDDEN UNTIL PARIS VISIT   King Morganatically Wed t Mile. Manos, Daughter of Aide-de-Camp.

LOVE IS VICTOR WHEN KING WEDS   King Alexander of Greece Marries Daughter of Aide de ‘Camp; Princess Forgotten:

KING ALEXANDER REPORTED MARRIED   Grecian King is Said to Have Morganatically Married Old Sweetheart, According to Reports From the French Capital Today.

KING AL UK x. WARRIED.   The Sovereien of Greece Wedded to a Girl without, Rank.

MORGANATIC MARRIAGE - OF KING ALEXANDER   This is a Report-in Paris, Bu’  the Greek Legation Has Re . fused to Confirm or Deny  the Renart —. .

FATE OF POWER BILL UNKNOWN   President Fails to - Announce Decision Regarding Im-:portant Measure   OTHER ‘BILLS HELD UP      Tinie for Approving. Resolu: tions Nearly Expired, Ac-:: eording to Ruling

Peemamir Problems Demand Attention of Individuals With “Thrift and Saving’

BIG MACHINE ON A BETTER BASIS   GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS TO BE REORGANIZED.   PRESENT SYSTEM IS LACKING   Endless Duplication, Waste and Extravagance—Keavis at Head of Movement for Legisiation in House.

FLOWERS FOR EX-KAISER   Messages Also Swamp Former Emperor on Birthday.

SOME ARE GLAD HE’S ALIVE   Ex-Kaiser Showered With Birthday Conaratulations and Flowers.

ISH STRIKE 1S DECLARED OFF   sixty-Four Hunger Strikers Are Released Unconditionally at Dublin.

HUNGER STRIKERS IN IRELAND FREED   PRISONERS RELEASED UNCON. DITIONALLY—STRIKE CONSIDERED ENDED.

GENERAL STRIKE OFF 1A IRELAND   Prisoners Released Uncondi tionally and Situation Is Relieved.

[RISH HUNGER STRIKERS ARE GIVEN LIBERTY  General Strike Called  QAr*1z7Lr ££ cs

FREELOM S GIVEN TO it NO CON      Trade Unionists Call off Gen _ eral Strike When Demands Are Met.   THREATENED WALKOUT IN ENGLAND FEARED   Expression by British Work ers’ Leader Believed to Have Made Government ~ Change Attitude.

68 PRISONERS RELEASED.   Hunger Strike at Dublin Con sidered Off as Result of Official Action.

IRioH HUNGER a WIN THEIR FREEDOM   Release Unconditional; Gen * eral Strike In Island Imme- diately.Called Off.

DUBLIN HUNGER OT AIKERG GIVEN THEIR FREEDOW   Sixty-Four Prisoners Are Re. leased Unconditionally Af: ter Going Without -Foot For Several Days.

QTRIKE olTUATION IN INDIANA FIELDS GROWING WORSE   Reports From Mining Center: Indicate Only a Few of the Larger Shafts Operating.   ILLINOIS MINERS BLAMED FOR FAILURE TO AGREE   Union Officials Say End of the Trouble Will be Reached in a Few Days, Claiming Strike is Individual and Organization Not Connected.

race OM MINER   Operator Says Miners Representatives are to Blame   SITUATION GROWING WORSE IN INDIANA

MINERS ARE BLAMED.   Penna Says Illinois Miners Delegates Caused Failure of Wage Conference.

Indiana Bituminous Operators’ Association Official Declares Llinois Unions Are Responsible; Hoosier Congressmen Are Asked to Take Action; Mines Close   SITUATION IS GROWING WORSE

BETTER CREDIT SITUATION   Strain is Being Lessened by Cooperation, Banker Says

STRAIN ON CREDIT IS PASSING, CHICAGO BANKER DECLARES   Co-operation Between Business Interests Through Country Is Noted.

BANKS TIGHTER PURSE STRINGS   Banker Forgan Says Peak o: Strain on Bank Credits Has Passed.

STRAIN ON CREDIT IS EASING OFF   CO-OPERATION OF BANKS AND MERCHANTS IMPROVES SITUATION.

CAN'T GET VOTES AT TEA PARTIES   Teas at Chicago Prove Undoing of Those Who Ask Republican Support

“CUT OUT TEAS”   Advice of Speaker If Women Expect to Enter and Continue In Politics.

rim“me past FOR ‘pInK TEAS,   Wemen Teld te Change Metheds  They Figere ia Politics.

DELEGATES GIVEN POLITICAL ADVICE   Speaker Urges Women ic “Cut Out Teas In Order to Win Votes’”   WANT BETTER FILMS

SUES SCHOOL BD. “SON IS EXPELLE!   Hanover Man Asks $10,060 ‘Damages Because Son_I: -Sent Home—Says Actiot Violates Law.

Massachusetts Is  Friend Of John B   Little Old Lexington Votes Wet For First Time In 40 Years—Others Likewise

DIGNIFIED NEW ENGLAND COMMUNITIES _ VOTE WET FOR FIRST TIME IN 40 YEARS

COLBY RECEIVES SIR GEDDES   Secretary of State Grants New Brit. tah Envoy Leave to Handle ' Embassy Matters.

SEG COLBY RECEIVES BRITISH AMBASSADOR   Gives Him Privilege in Arvance of Presentation

WOULD BE FRIENDLY   Cultivation of Wetter Relations is Desire of Mexico.   WOULD PROTECT FOREIGNERS   Efforts Being Made by New Government to Loek After Their interesis.

MESSAGE OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT CALLS FOR CLOSER RELATIONSHIP WITH UNITED STATES   URGES THAT HIS GOVERNMENT MAKE SPECIAL EFFORT TO PROTECT THE LIVES AND . PROPERTY OF FOREIGNERS.

TWO BIG DANCES.   Kappa. Dance Thanksgiving sinc ,Elks-Kappa Party New Yeu

TWO BIG DANCES.   Kappa Dance Thanksgiving = an Elks-Kappa Party New Years’.

GREAT THRONGS CHEER FOR CO}   Crowds in Streets of San Francis co Hold Wild Demonstration Today

LINCOLN GETS CONVENTION   National Executive Committee Se jects Place and Sets Date  for Jaly 21.

Judge Lold Joyce Keep Mouth Shut’ -_. Witness Testifies   Man Acquitted of Kagy Murder Takes Stand for Prosecution  of Judge. W..H. McGannon—Memory Hazy on fvante Night of Tranady.

NEWANGLE Wd GIVEN MURDER HEARING TODAY   Drunken Quarrel Preced ed Murder of a Cleveland Man

BOOSTERS OF -TWO-PLATOON FIRE DEPARTMENT ON DECK TONIGHT   MAY HAVE OPPOSITION   Commission Members Have Nol Fallen in Strongly With Suggested Plan   Advocates of New System Say It Can Be Put in At an Expense of $6,500

URGE NEW SYSTEM AT-CITY MEETING      BOOSTERS OF -TWO-PLATOON FIRE DEPARTMENT ON DECK TONIGHT    MAY HAVE OPPOSITION:   Commission Members Have Not Fallen in Strongly With Sug- ~ gested Plan   Advocates of New System Say It Can Be Put in At an Expense of $6,500

JAMES M. NEWKIRK, AGED 22. LINEMAN, ELECTROCUTED   Employ of Interstate Public Servic Company Killed While Making Repairs Near Williams.

CHARLES SPRINGER DROWNING. VICTIM      WAPELLO YOUNG MAN FELI THROUGH ICE,

CHARLES SPRINGEA DROWNS MONDAY WHILE SKATING   Son of lowa State Representative From Louisa County Alone at Time of Tragedy    HIS BODY IS RECOVERED

THRIFT WEEK IS CELEBRATED ON POTOMAC RIVER   Economy ‘Spasm Grab. Both Houses of National  Legislature.

SONGHESS BOIL DOWN ALL BIG CUMS ASKEE   Democrats and Republicans Unite on Slashing Bills Requesting Money; Three Billion Deficit July 1

Appropriations for Next Fis’ cal Year Cut Down By Both Houses.  NO PUBLIC BUILDINGS . BILLS TO BE PASSED   Deficit of Three Billions Now. Says Senator McCumber of North Dakota.

CONGRESS SLICES FINANCE BILLS IN WAVE OF ECONOM)   Both Houses Hold “Thrift Week” Celebration as Democrats and Republicans Join Hands in Action.   FACING BIG DEFICIT   North Dakota Senator Estimates Government Would Start Fiscal Year July 1, 3 Billions Behind.

TIDAL WAVE OF THRIFT SWEEPS SENATE, HOUSE BARE OF WASTE   Huge Appropriations Set Forth in Bills Cut to the Bone.          MILLIONS LOPPED OFF OF MEASURES   Democrats, Republicans Join Forces in Big Economy Drive.

ONGREGS PUT “THRIFT WEEK" INTO PRACTICE   Result Is Great Slashing of Appropriations for Work at Home and a Cut in Funds for U. S. Consuls.   PARTY LINES WIPED OUI   Elimination of Money for Public Buildings Goes Through Without Any Hitch and Slashings Are Numerous.

EGONOMY WAVE HITS CONGRESS   Thrift Week Celebratior Stirs Both Houses   NET RESULTS STATED   Appropriations for Various Purposes are Ruthlessly Slashed—Senate Cuts Am. ericanization Bill from $42.. 500,000 to $6,500,000 — Riv. ers and Harbors Bill Cut.

‘Thrift Week” Celebration Held in .Both House and Senate, “Pork” Measures‘ Being Cast Into the Discard.

ln mani  COMMITTEE TO KILL PLAN FOR PUBLIC BUILDING   Sandusky Postoffice Hit by Economy Measure Sweeping House and Senate.

SENATE AND HOUSE   Democrats and Republicans Join Forces in Slashing Away at Appropriations.   NO PUBLIC BUILDING BILL AT TH'S SESSION   Secretory Lansing’s Request for InCreases in Salaries of Ministers and Ambassadors Dented— Drastic Cut in Rivers and Herhers Measure Arouses Minority Members,

CONGRESS CUTTING -DOWNEXPENSES   Wilf Not Pass a Single Public chap Bill and Cuts Cost of Maintenance

CONGRESS VOTES GUT IN SEVERAL APPROPRIATIONS   Decides That Tax Payers Ar Tired of Being Overburdened.   CELEBRATES THRIFT WEEK

Thrift Week Celebration Held at Capital.   ‘APPROPRIATIONS ARE CUT.

ECONOMY WAVE HITS CONGRESS   Result Is Pruning Knife Lops Off Public Building Bill; Other Cuts. Made.

WAVE OF ECONOMY SWEEPS CONGRESS   Both Parties Join in Paring Down Appropriations   House Committee Votes Not to Have a Public Buildings Bill

TARIFT WEEK IN CONGRESS   Senate and House Both Hit by Wave of Lconomy—Ditch the Buildin Bill,

6,0.P, TO RAISE - SENATE LEAD   In the November Election According to Political Forecasts.

SIX ESCAPE JOLIET PRISON   Two Flee From New Building Which Was Said to Have. Been : Escape-Proof.

Two Fiee From New Building Whicts Was Said to Have Been Escape-Proof.

OUT OF MATCHES IN’ PARTS OF PORTUGAL   Wage Demands Have , Caused Closing Down of Factorivs and Resulted in Shoriage

FARRINGTON HOPES FOR AGREEMENT IN TWO OR THREE DAYS   Operators’ Scale Committee to Meet in Chicago Friday

URGES REOPENING UF GOAL HEARING   Secretary Wilson Submits Re port On the Strike Situation to President.   Operaors’ Scale Committee te Discuss Advisability of Meetina Union Bosses.

TO MEET FRIDAY CN GOAL SCALE   Operators Wage Committee to Gather in Chicago Tomorrow.   MANY MINES ARE IDLE

NO SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE NEAR   WALK-OUT IS GENERAL IN ALL COAL FIELDS IN INDIANA DISTRICT   MINERS ISSUE STATEMENT

Coal Operators Called  to Meeting in Chicago for Strike Conference

IOWA OPERATORS MEET 10 DECIDE ON CONFERENDE   'GEORGE HEAPS, SR., REPRESENT. ING BOONE OPERATORS   ‘SHORTAGE OF MEN ADMITTED HERE   Number Who Have Taken Other Em ployment Not as Great as Stated In Letter of President J. C. Lewis, Operators Say

Be aa CONFERENCE OF “SOM DPEATOR   SECRETARY OF. ‘LABOR WILSON SENDS ‘REPORT TO PRESIDENT  WILSON ON SITUATION.

Chairmian,T: T. Brewster Declares “A-’ Meeting‘ With Mine Workers of America May Be Arrang- =“ ed in the Central Competitive Area. in the’ Near Future.   LITTLE CHANGE: IN THE INDIANA SITUATION

AVASION OF AUSOIA UNWIGE AT THIS TIME TP WOULD UNITE RUSSIANS AGAINST THE WORLE   *-REMIER GEORGE OPPOSED TO MILITARISTIC PLAN T COMBAT BOLSHEVISM BY A GIGANTIC FRESH WAR

ATTITUDE TOWARD AUG! DNIDES BRITISH LEAQEAS   Winston Churchill Would De. stoy Bolshevism; Lloyd George Says This Would Solidify the People of Russi

AT ODDS ON BOLSHEVISM   CHURCHILL WOULD WAR ON REDS, BUT LLOYD GEORGE BALKS.   London War Office Statement Isaned by Churehill's Friends, It Ia-: Learned—Allies Refuse to Back Polish Aggression iu Russia,

OPPOSES WAR WITH RUSSIA   LLOYD-GEORGE DOUBTS WISDOM OF AGGRESSION,   WOULD TREAT WITH ‘HE REDS   FIGHTING THEM SERVES ONLY To SOLIDIFY RANRAS,   Bolshevism an Admitted Manace, Bat Lifting of Economic Blockade May Help—Poland Sce  rioasly Conucerned.

-ombers of House Committee Clash Over Proced ur e— What Legion Seeks Is Outlined by D’Olier.

“FOR DISABLED ~ SERVICE MEN   Head American Legion Ap pears Before Committee On Measure

SOLDIERS: RELIE BILLS CAUSE WRANGLE   Congressmen Get Into Wrangle as to Methods When Anierican Legion Proposals Presented

AROW IN — COMMITTEE   tiouse “Ways and Means Met May Try To Do Soatethiag For The Soldier.

ss “OF “ LEGION   MORE THAN 30 BONUS BILL. nEFORE THIS: INGRESS.   LEGION HEAD TELLS COMMITTEE WHAT: BOYS WANT. /   Not a Grant by Way of Charity But Compensation fer the Disabled. and Service Adjustment. -

AMERICAN LEGION MAKING DEMANDS   REPRESENTATIVES BEFORE . HOUSE COMMITTEE.

A. E. F. VETERANS ‘PRESENT CLAIMS   Head of American Legion Tells the House Committee What World War Veterans Want from Congress.  Row in Committee.

CONGRESSMEN IN ‘ROW. AS. EX. SERVICE MEN.SEEK AID.   House ‘Committee Meeting Ends in Confusion Over Procedure—Members Quit Room.

HEARING ROOM IS ORDERED CLEARED   Charge Openly Made That Question of Helping American Legion Members was Sent to Committee for Burial—Legion States Position.

RANGLE OVER SOLDIER RELIEF LAWS IN HOUSE   Members of Ways and Means Committee Have Big Row.   CHARGE BILL 1S SENT TO COMMITTEE FOR BURIAL   ion Head Says Soldiers nly Want Financial Relief.

CONGRESSMEN IN ROW   American Legion Seeks Aid for the Soldiers.   Meeting of House Committee Greaks Up in Gonfusion Over Procedttre-— Members Leave Room.

LEGION COMMANDER PRESSES CLAIMS OF SOLDIERS ON NATION   Tells House Committee All Service Men Want is Simple Justice.

CONGRESSMEN MIX IN HOT ARGUMENT   American Legion Sesks Aid for the Soldiers.   Meeting of House Committee Breaks Up in Confusion Over Procedure— Members Leave Room,

LEGION DEMANDS   National Commander Tells House Committee Bonus is Not Wanted.

Lehi HEAD  ICULARES Meh NUT SCAN  Aft BLN   Procedure in Committee Breaks Up Aftera lleale Exchange   CHARGE ATTEMPT TO BURY ISSUE   Only Assistance Over Finan. cial Crisis Sought by kx-Service Men

ROW DEVELOPS IN COMMITTEE.  OVER SOLDIER RELIEF MEASURE   Ways and Means Members Exchange Heated Remarks as tc ; Procedure and Adjourn to Resume Hearing Tomorrow—American Legion Head Present.      q NDI CPMENT,

LEGION CAUSES CLASH   CONGRESSMEN IN ROW AS EX SERVICE MEN SEEK AID.   House Committee Meeting Ends in Confusion Over Procedure—Members Quit Room.

Ways and Wieans Lommiltee Session Breaks Up in Some Confusion Duri 1g Discussions  DEMANDS OF EX-SOLDIERS  Legion Commander Outlines Desires of Legion Members for Aid.

BONUS NOT WANTED, FRANKLIN O'OLIER  INFORMS CONGRESS   But Legion Wants Asniétance  to Former Service Men,’ Commander Declares    MEMBERS DECLARE OBLIGATION REMAINS   Disabled Mes Desire to Escapa

SOLDIER RELIEF QUESTION IS UP      American Legion States  Befor Committee The Desires of Tha Organization.

WILL CONGRESS HELP LEGION ?   Asks Liberal Treatment i Consistent.   BILL SLATED FOR BURIAL ?   American Legion Has Commander in Washington to Get Action.

LEGION LEADER PRESENTS CASE   Franklin D’Olier Outlines Demands Before The House Committee.   RELIEF FOR SERVICE MEN   Must Help Overcome Present Financial Disadvantages. Three Features in His Demand. :

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO KILL BONUS   HOUSE COMMITTEE BREAKS UP IN ROW ON SOLDIER BONUS.  Franklin D’Olier, National Commander of American Legion, Presents Case of Ex-Service Men.

Congress Quarrels Over Soldier Relief Legislation; after Heated Arguments Executive Session Calle

WAR VETERANS NOT OBJECTS OF GOVT CHARITY   Franklin D’Olier Outlines De mands of Ex-Service Men for Relief.   ‘GOV'T IS OBLIGATED  : TO DO RIGHT THING   Men Handicapped Bodily o1 Financially By the War Deserve Help.

HOUSE COMMITTEE ONCOMPENSATION ROWS OVERPLANS   Harsh Words Passed And Spectators Ousted From Meeting.

OUTLINES DEMANDS   FOR SOLDIERS RELIEF - LEGISLATION TO. THE - HOUSE COMMITTEE.   wand Settlements for Form er Service Men Covering ‘Farms in All States One af tha Guogactions.

1 FOR VETERANS, NOT BONUS, ASKED BYLECION. Q'OLIER   Land Settlement, Help Buying Homes, Vocational Training Points Body. Seeks.   MORE THAN 50 BILLS IN... GRIST AT CAPITAL INQUIRY   Present “Financial Disabilities” fre Stumbling Block Which Fighter Would Remove.

CHARGE 1S HURLED THAT ROUSE PLANS TO BURY NEEDED LEGISLATION   D’Olier Tells Ways and Means Committee That Legion Is Not Asking Any Bonus   Sharp “Accusations Result at Last in Order to Put Out Spectators from Room

OIL CONTROVERSY WITH. MEXICO NOT YET ENDE   Word Gomes That Another “Tax Increase Due Soon; State Department Investigating.

TO CHART ANTARCTIC,   “Briush Expedition Will Exptore 1,200 Miles of Virgin Land.

POLISH PEACE ENVOYS REACH RIGA, ISREPORT   POLES ACCEPT LATVIA'S PRO. POSAL TO ACT AS MEDIATOR : WITH THE LITHUANIANS

SCOTLAND GOES PARTLY ON SIDE OF PROHIBITION   123 Districts Vote “Wet,” 17 “Dry” and 23 for Limited  Sale of Intoxicants.

“PUSSYFUOT” HELPS IN SCOT DRY FIGHT   Seventeen Voting Areas Catried for Prohibition as Result of Campaign In Scotland—Both Sides are Elated Over the Result

SCOTLAND WETS JUBILANT. QVER QUOR VICTORY   Drys Also ~Elated » Or Outcome of First Vote on Subject.

FEW DRY SPOTS IN SCOTLANG   Though Most of Country Will Still Have Flood Districts, AccordIng te Returns,

SCOTLAND T° SIH VET" PpLLS’ VERDICT   146 Areas Vote Wet, 17 Are Dry and 23 Ask Limited Prohibition

146 DISTRICTS IN SCOTLAND “WET   Drys Get “Opening Wedge” With 17 Dry and 23 Limited Prohibition.

STOCKMEN, DON’T FORGET THE BIG MEETING NOV. 22   Officers of New Mexco Cattle and Horse Growers Association Want All Steckmen Here Monday,

STOCKMEN MEET IN LORDSBURG   IMPORTANT MATTERS TO B CONSIDERED AND LOCAL TIEN URGED TO ATPRNT

ONLY SIX AMERICANS IN PRISON IN MOSCOW NOW   About Eleven Others Detained in Provisional Houses or Hotels.

Bed Cold-and Cough Cured by " Op amberiain’s Coush Remedy.   For a Persiatent Gough.

‘Fora Pernietent Couch;      and Ceugh Cured by rlain's Cough Remedy.

BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED VIOLATION OF STATE “ORY” LAWS    CHARGED THAT SAN ANTONIO POUTCTORS ARE WRITING TOO MANY LIGUOR ORDERS,

FORMER GOVERNOR TKOMAS CANIPBELL ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR DELEGATE

CAMPBELL CANDIDATE DELEGATE AT LARGE   Former Governor of Texas Wants tc Represent Texas at San Francisco Convention

M’GAVERY A NEW SET FALSE TEETE   Wilson Signs Bill Which Recognizes Claim and Workman Will Get His Molars.

U.S. 1S TO BUY M’GAVERY A NEW SET FALSE TEETE   Wilson Signs Bill Whict Recognizes Claim anc Workman Will Get Hi: Molars.

CONGRESS GAVE HiM NEW TEETH      Navy Yard Employee Had Others Broken in Accident

OFFICER SLAIN BY A BURGLAR   City of Massillon ,Has Tragedy Early Thursday Morning

WESTERN WOMEN IN FAVOR LEAGUE OAYS ROOSEVELT   Candidate Makes Speech Reviewing Events of Western Journey.   Plans to Give Governor Cox First-Hand Information.

LEAGUE POPULAR IN WEST STATE   ROOSEVELT REVIEWS RESULTS DF NINETEEN-DAY TOUR

FINDS INTEREST IN THE LEAGUE   Roosevelt on Western Trip Finds Overwhelming Sentiment for Covenant   IN INDIANA TODAY!   After Speaking at Indianapolis, Vice-Presidential Nominee Goes to See Cox

SOARD OF REVIEW CLOSES SESSION   Lets Horizontal Increase Alone Rather Than Incur Added Rurden.

CLOSES SESSION   Gibson County Board of Review Votes to Let Assessment Stand

‘SPEAKER RULES  HOUSE LIKE DESPOT / OOF OLD   Refuses to Allow Unaximous <onsent Request-—“Gillettisn”’ Succeeds “Cannonism'".

GILLETTISM IN HOUSE -. AROUSING BIG STORM   Arbitrary Actions of Speaker Worse Than Days When the Word of Cannon was Law.

CANTU TO QUIT  AS GOVERNOR   MEXICAN COMMISSION EN. ROUTE TO LOWER CALIFORNIA.

GUARDS LEAVE TOMORROW      Lawrence Companies Will Spenc Two Weeks at For Riley

GUARDS LEAVE TOMORROW   Lawrence Companies Will Spene Tyo Weeks at Ford Ritev

MAZATLAN TO REAR AN ATTACK BY GEN. FLORES (By Asanactated Vresa)

NEW K. U. APPOINTMENTS   “Miss Gertrude Frame to Physica!  Education Department

ae LT eee eevee TT  Miss Gertrude Frame to Physica! Education Department

AT PITTSBURG BEING FOLLOWED BY RENEWED  INVESTIGA PES VAT   Leon Konkel Arrives in New York to Tell What Zelenaka Told Him on a Train.

ARREST MADEIN BOMB DISASTER   Man Carrying Dynamite Exults Over Havoc Wrought in Wall Street.   DENIES HIS CONNECTION   Florean Zelenaka, Miner, Gives Ex “cuse For Possessing Explosive. Po lice Tracing His Steps,

IN HIS ROOM   Brooklyn Man Who Left Reem Hour Before New York Disaster Arrested ©   Steamfitter Who Gave Police “Tip” May Receive Re ayarode Tataliing S430 '¢nn

LOOK FOR SCORES OF ARRESTS   In New York and Brooklyn on Clues Provided by Zelenaka.   MAN WHO GAVE TIP QUESTIONED   Steamfitter May Get $20,500 in Rewards That Are Offered.

SUSPECT HELD IN PITTSBURGH HAD EXPLOSIVE   Bragged About “What We Did in Wall Street.”

ARREST OF ZELENAKA MAY PROVE VALUABLE   Pittsburgh Police Take Man Sus pected in Connection With! Wail Street Explosion.   OTHER ARRESTS EXPECTED   New York Police Say They Hav: important Information , from Prisoner,

‘ved: Man’ Caught tn Pitts Simply. Traasport- ‘ug. Dynamite,         ‘WORKED: FOR POWDER CO.       ‘nie; ‘ama Other Facts Whienh May Prov Tvaportant Unearthed by the . ition Anyestigation ‘ut Sus. ‘ormer. Home in New, York.

ARREST FOREIGNER FUR PLANTING THE BOMB IN WALL ST.   Find Dynamite in His Room in Pittsburgh Hotel and Incriminating Evidence in Brooklyn   FORMER POWDER EMPLOYE   Acquaintance Has Him Arrested When He Gloats Over What  Came to Pass.

ARREST OF WALL ST BOMB PLOT susPE   Authorities Find Dynamite Expert Left “" Home Full Hour Before Explosion

WIRELESS STOPS COMMUNICATION WITH OUTSIDERS   Fires Sweep City Says Report; Odessa Is Again Taken.

SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT NOW ON THIRD READING   Will Come Up for Final Action in Louisiana Senwtte Thursday, Champ Clark io Speak Today.

PROGRESS ON SUFFRAGE BITI   Levisiazna Senate Pus Passes It te Third  _ . _ ws. ._

PUSH SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT)   Louisiana Senators Pass It to Third Reading After Hot Debate— Up Again Thursday,

ENGINEER LOOKS GOOD 170 BORIS; A GREASY KING   Says if He Were Not a King He'd Like to  Drive a Locomotive

A KING PLAYS WITH ENGINE   Bulgarian Monarch Found Repairing Engine by Associated Press Correspondent.

HURLEY BOOZE AING BROKEN UP AY ORY AGENTS      ‘Small Army of Prohibition Of ficers Arrest 58 Hurley Salconkeepers.

LIQUOR RING 15 RAIDED   Agents Swoop Down on Wisconsin Town   District Court Judge Di. rects Clean-up

GFFICIAL ARMY SWOOPS DOWN GN HURLEY SALOONS   Dry Agents Begin Serving Warrants in “Man’s Town Condreted ‘for Real Wen"

Secret Raids Begun To_ day In Wisconsin By. Federal Prohibition Agents.

WARRANTS ISS ~ BY JUDGE  UED  LANDIS   Second Invasion of “Bad Lands” to Be Made by Prohibition Agents...’   Last Invasion Resulted in Killing and Charges of Mur-. ~ der Pending. '

THEY SWOOPED DOWN ON AL LEGED WHISKY RING AND SERVED 350 WARRANTS   --The Raitt Evidentally Took ‘the Al leged Liquor Dealers by Surprise aa Most of Places Were Operating

PROHIBITEN AGENTS SWOOP DOWN UPON WISCONSIN TOWN   SERVE FIFTY-TWO WARRANTS FOR ARRESTS OF ALLEGED WHISKEY RING

LIQUOR RING IS RAIDED   Agents Swoop Down or Wisconsin Town   tm ee  HAVE 59 WARRANTS  District Court Judge Directs Clean-up

OFFICERS RAID TOWN THAT HAN WET WITH RUM   Fifty-Nine Warrants Held for Members of Alleged Ring at Hurley, Wis.   PLACE FLOURISHED BY ITS ILLICIT TRAFFIC   MOONSHINERS WENT THITHER FROM KENTUCKY; LIQUOR WAS TO BE HAD ‘MOST ANVYWHERE,’ OFFICERS SAY

LUMBER JACKS’ PARADISE MAKES NO RESISTANCE AS 59 WARRANTS ARE SERVED   Place Where Gaming, Whiskey Making _ and Rum Running Are Reported fo Flourish, Quiet Under ‘Invasion’

SAYS TROTZKY DIDN’T SAY 11   Moscow Denies Soviet War Minister Said Poland to Be Used as a Bridge.

LEAPED FROM HUSBAND.   Her Life Threatened, Woman Jumpec fram Second Story Window.

POLISH ARMY —_ BEATEN-BACK   Troops Opposing Bolshevik Retreating Along Entire Front, Paris Hears.

IDHNSON'S UANMPAIGN HIND) HEAVY   Treasurer Admits The Sum Of $200,000 Raised and More Expended Independently.  californian Had ‘Snug Sum To

JURNSON [5 MAN NOW UNDER FIRE   TREASURER CLAIMS HOOVER MEN SPENT FIVE TIMES AS MUCH AS HIRAM; ANSWERS QUERIES.

JOHNSON SPENT $125,000 ON CALIFORNIA CAMPAIGN   SO TESTIFIES HIS) CALIPORNEA MANAGER $25,000 WORR RAISED AFTER THE PRIMARIES

FORTUNE SPENT IN CALIFORNIA   Moxe Than $100,000 Raised. Senate Committee Told   STATE-WIDE CANVAS MADE   No Millionaires Named’ As Delegates, Asserts McCabe

JOHNSON FUND $260,060   freasurer Says Et Was Moestly Raised in California

$200,000 RAISED FORJOHNSONFUND   TREASURER OF CALIFORNI AN’S CAMPAIGN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.

A WIINESS SAIS HOUYER SUPPORTERS SPENT $300,000 IN CALIFORNIA.  Johnson Fund Gathered by   Johnson’ Fund Gathered by State Wide Solicitation— Correspondent. Prodded as to Article Written Ahont Tohneonn.

Only $200,000 Raised for Senator's Campaign, Says Treasurer McCabe.   FUND CONTRIBUTED BY SMALL HELPERS

INVESTIGATION — JS CONTINUED   Campaign Manager for Johnson in California Witness Today

HOOVER SPENT $300,000 IN CALI FORNIA SAYS McCABE   $200,000 RAISED FOR JOHNSON CAMPAIGN   This is For the National One And ‘Does Not Include the Sums Raised in Local Communities. Four G. O. P, Contests to Settle All

JORNGON GOT RUN FOR Ho MONEY IA COAST PRIMARIES   Campaign Manager Testifies Hoover’s Friends Spent Much More Money.   CALIFORNIA JOBHOLDERS SPLIT UP THEIR SUPPORT   Total Campaign Funds Only About $200,000, Senate Committee Is Told.

$100,000 RAISED IN CALIFORNIA FOR HIRAM BOOM   Itumers ‘That President Horran 0) - Sonthern Pachhe Contributed 16 Campaign Fund

RAISE 200,000 SLUSH FUND FOR HIRAM JOHNSON   Treasurer of Hiram’s Barre! Before Probe Committee Today.   WITNESS TAKES SLAM AT HOOVER’S EXPENSES   He Says Herbert's Manager: Spent $300,000 in California.

Nine Millonaires Said to be on Johnson California Delegation; $200,000 in Two States.   LOCAL SUMS RAISED IN OTHER PARTS OF COUNTRY

$900,000 Ok  WHOLE NATION         HOOVER SAID TO HAVE SPENT $300,000 IN CALI FORNIA ALONE.   McAdoo Campaign Secrecy. ; Probed Deeper by Senate -In wastionting ‘Cammittee.

Alexander McCabe, Treasurer for California Candidate, Appears Before the Investigating Committee; Tells of Expenditures.   AOOVER FORCES GIVEN A WALLOP BY WITNESSES

W JOHNSON'S FUND ON REACHES $125 00   Treasurer Declares Hoover Supporters Spent Eight or Nine Times As March ,As This Amount. 

$100,000 IS GIVEN JOHNSON’S FUNC   California Millionaires Lavished Money to Secure Native Son’s Republican Nomination, Committee Told

ines me peat aces AL PD emitd VU Senators “Tnterrogate McCabe $195,000 Raised In California

JOHNSON FUND RAN “OVER TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS   Mucfe Of It Was Used In the State of California and Sums Were Raised Elsewhere For Local Fights Says His Treastiver:. MeCabe..

JOHNSON CAMPAIGN FUND $203,000   CALIFORNIA SENATOR'S MANAGER GIVES IN REPORT,   Bilt SLUSH FUND MINUS   MeCahe Fsplodes Charges —. Largest Individual Contribution by Pleisehaeker, a

seh. JOHNSON'S ~ BLECTION FUNE   Manager of Campaign Says Californians Con. tributed: Between $106 000 and : $125,000 for  the. Exxwenend. «   THE TESTIMONY:

IOHNSON'S DANPAILN HINT) HEAVY   Treasurer Admits The Sum Of $200,000 Raised and More Expended Independently,   Californian Had Snug Sum To Advance His Cause

HUGE SUM FOR JOHNSON cAMPALR   California . Manager: Tels of ‘th x a” ; Amount Raised in that . - State

DETAILS GIN OF PRIMARIES I GALIFGRNGA   Johnson Treasurer Says Hoover Men Spent More Than Thev Did   “SENATOR ENCOUNTERS DEFICIT, HE DECLARES   Names of Supporters of Cash Candidate Furnished by Senate Witness

JOHNSON A REAL NATIVE SON   California’ Presidential Candidate's Campaign Financed by State. Fact Regarded as Significant.

IDANSONS FUND TOTALS $200,000 MANAGER STATES   Testimony Shows aver $50,00( Sent Out of California for Cam pagn in Other States; Primary Ts Investicated

NO IMPORTANT MONEY FIGURED   Jn the Interest of Senate’ Johnson in the California Presidential Primary.   HOOVER SPENT MORE SAY JOHNSON FOLKS   However California Candidate Has Five or Six Millionaire TNisleoetac on Staff.

iMore Than $100,000  Spent by Johnson Men   In California Primary

ORDERED $2,000' INTO INDIANA   Johnson Campaign Manager Before Senate Investigating Committee.   DENIED MILLIONAIRE TALE   Further Inquiry Made Today Into “Invisible’’ McAdoo Campaign.

HAS BEEN RAISED IN CALIFORNIA   To Secure Republican Nomination for Hiram Johnson.

STILL PROBING kr T  _ CAMPAIGN CO   HIRAM JONNSONS = FRIENDS HAVE PUT UP $200,000,   MORE FOR HOOVER   THE COMMITTEE IS ALSO ASKING DEMOCRATS QUESTIONS,    it Wants to Know How Abont That Ten Million That Was to be  Raised to Elect: Me Advo,

HOOVER FORCES WORKED HARD.  TO DEFEAT JOHNSON IN HOME.  STATE: SPENT MONEY LAVISHLY

JOHNSON FUND $700,000 SAYS: HIS TREASURER:    Approximately. $125,000. Is Raised In California In _ Primary Election   OTHER DATA SECURED IN INVESTIGATION

RAGED ABOUT 203 TROUOAND DOLLARS FOR AL JOHNGON   California Treasurer On Stand During Forenoon and Gives Data.   Asserts Hoover Men Have ~ Hundreds of Paid Workers On Election Dav.

JOHNSON FUND 18 $100,000   Raised in California Cam .  paign, Witness Declares

BOLSHEVIKI FALL IS FORECASTED BY lJ. §. OFFICIALS   Signs of Approaching Collapse Are Seen in Crumbling of Soviet Authority on Polish Front.

WRANGEL ADVANCE GAINS MOMENTUM   Riga Armistice Leaves Warsaw _ Government in Possession of Lithuania Corridor   BUDENNY SAID TO HAVE QUIT

BOLSHEVISM WN AUDaIA PROBABLY HEARING GOLLAPS!   Signs Seen in Crumbling ¢ ’ Soviet Authority on Polish Front.   FORCES UNDER WRANGEL GAINING IN STRENCTH   Consideration Already Being Given at Washington State Department to What May Follow the End of the Lenine and Trotsky Regime.

SIGNS OF APPROACHING COLLAPSE OF BOLSHEVISM   Officials at Washington View Recent Events in Europe as Indicating Utter Rout of Red Element.

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAVE HUGE CLAIMS ON MEXICO   Expected to Hold the United States Responsible in Case De fa Huerta Fails to Make Good Carrancista Loot.   AMERICA TO RETALIATE BY PRESSING SHIP BILLS   One Group of Oi] Tankers Seized During War Valued at $25,000,000— Packers Only Americans to Secure Compensation for Losses—Fall Sees Yellow Peril.

LADY ROTOR MAKES HEA FIROT OPEEGH   Spoke With Clear Voice Which Carried to All Parts of House.

LADY ASTOR SPEAKS.   Supports Control of Liquor ‘Traffic in Maiden Speech  in Parliament.

LADY ASTOR’S MAIDEN SPEECH FOR PROHIBITION   “Drink Promises Everything, But Gives Nothing,” She Said in Parliament.

GREW FIGHTS FOR LIFE ON PACK SHAATS   Steel Freighter Widlar is Wrecked by Terrible Storm on Lake   Fights Way Through Channel to Get Word to Fifesavers

RESCUECREW “FROM A WREEK OF LAKE SHIP   Messages Indicate - All Aboari Vessel Driven On the =, __ Shoals Are Safe.” :   SHIP IS A: COMPLETE WRECK   Captain Said to Have Fought Hi ‘Way Through 'a:Fierce Storm For Help.

Tug ‘Towa Fighting: ‘Way: Thrn . Shoals to Rescue Others -of ‘Orew of Francis J Widler

FREIGHTERS ON SHOALS   Part-of Crew. Aboard and Fight: ing for Their Lives.   FOUNDERED “IN.-A STORM   Captain Fought Way in’ Life Boat to Try to Bring Aid to Disabled Ship. © ~

Remainder of Men on Board Wrecked Widlar Expected to be Recued During Course of Dav

LOST OTEAMER ON PANCAKE SHOALS WITH GREW ALIVE   Captain Fights Way Through Heavy Seas in Small Boat.

LAKE STEAMER GOES DOWN (WN BLIZZARD. - SWEEPING SUPERIOE   FREIGHTER WITH CREW WRECK _ ED; TUG FIGHTING TO REACH DERELICT AND RESCUE THOSE ON BOARD

VESSEL WRECKED ON LAKE SHOALS   MEMBERS OF CREW OF STRICKEN SHIP RESCUED   Steel Ship Demolished in One of Most Severe Storms in History of  Jaka Caunartar

TUG FIGHTING WAY TO WRECKED SHIP   Bent on Rescuing Part of Crew.

RESCUING CREW STORM-WRECKED MICHIGAN LINER   Captain Made Thrill ing Trip in Open Boat for Aid.

TUGGOES _ TO RESCUI   Of Crew of Lake Steamet Widler that Was Dashed on Shoals in Lake Su: perior.

RESCUE PARTIES RUSHED TQ AD GF STORM VICTIMS  FREIGHTER IS DASHED TO PIECES ON PANCAKE SHOALS OUT OF SUPERIOR.  CAPTAIN SAFE   Forbes Fights Way to Channel in Small Boat to Get

CAPTAIN FIGHTS WAY TO CALL FOR HELP   fakes Hazardous Trip it  Small Boat to Tell o Danger to Men in Hi: Command.

HALF OF CREW ON STEEL SHIP  ARE TAKEN OFT   FREIGHTER FRANCIS J. WIDLAR IS WRECKED ON PAN. CAKE SHOALS OUTSIDE WHITEEISH BAY.   Tug Boat Fighting Its Way te Vessel Over Storm Tossec Waters of Lake Superior.

WDLAR GREW Io AF MOVED TODAY   Vessel Wrecked on Pancake Shoals in Lake Superior, Compiete Loss.   WENT AGROUND ON FRIDAY

SHIP HITS ROCKS IN RAGING STORM IN LAKE SUPERIOR   Life Loss Not Known Gale Worst In History Of Lake.

WIDLAR HITS ROCKS AT PANCAKE SHOALS   REMAINDER OF MEN TO BE TAKEN FROM WRECK TODAY, NO WORD FROM RESCUERS UP TO NOON; THINK ALL SAFE.

LAKE FREIGHTER OT ORM WHEGKEL   Tug Fights Way Through the Tossing Waters to Rescue the Crew.

TUG TS FIGHTING WAY TO SAVE WILDAR CREW   Captain Forbes and Some Mem bers of Crew Eolteved Picked Up Last Night.   SENDS WIRELESS MESSAG]   Does Not Mention, However, Los: of Life; Vessel Reported Demolshed,

FIGHTING WAY 10 SAVE CREM   Tug ‘‘Iowa’’ Hastening te Rescue of Wrecked Ship on Lake Superior.

STEAMER LOST IN: ONE OF THE WORST STORMS IN HISTORY   Tug Fights its Way Through Raging Waters to Aid of Crew of Wrecked Freighter      CAPTAIN IS PICKED UP BY CREW OF PASSING STEAMEE   Started Out ‘in Small Boat to Get Help for His Men

TUG IN BATTLE AGAINSI BILLOWS   Efforts Made to Reach Shipwrecked Grew of a Lake Freighter  Vessel Driven Ashore on Pancake Shoals in Superior

FLYING POSTMAN MISSING   Aerial Mail Officials Without Word from Pilot Somewhere in Nevada

$9,000,000 Settles Big Will Contest In Which  Shawmut Interests Figure

WIFE MURDERER ‘GETS OFF EASY   JepGE TOOK! OCCASION «TO LECTURE JURY ON’ ERROR.   EXPECTED TO BE HUNG FOR HIS CRIME IT IS. SAID.   Atcorneys Developed “What ~ Is Known In Legal Parlance As .. . The “Bewilldering Defense, —

ADDLE-PATED UHICAGO JURY LHEATS ROPE   Triple Murderer Wandere1 Gets Off With 25 Years’  Santenca   THE JUDGE SCORES BONEHEADED JURORS   ‘I Knew They Couldn’t Cracl Me’’ Is Jubilant Cry of Fiend.

Wanderer Is Happy He — Escaped Gallows; Knew Fie Would Never Swin:

DARL WANDERER ALJUIGES OVEA PO APING HODS'   Gives Attorney Credit for Saving Him From Hangman’s Rope—May Be Tried for “Ragged Stranger’s” Death.

25 YEAR TERM FOR WANDERER   Chicago Man Found Guilt; of Slaying Wife and Unborn Child

WANDERER GUILTY, JUBILATES AT PEN TERM OF 25 YEARS   “Knew They'd Never Crack “Me,” Murderer Exults, Paying Tribute to Lawyer.

CARL WANDERER AES TO PRISON   is Pleased With Sentence— ' Expected Hangman’s Rope Instead.   FACES ANOTHER CHARGE

BIGAMIST NOW HAS CONFESSED TO THE KILLING OF SEVEN WOMEN—HE CANNOT REMEMBER NAME OF ONE OF THEM, BUT BOTH OF LATEST OF WHOM HE HAS TOLD HE TOOK OUT AND DROWNED, HE SAYS.

-DROWNED MANY   Tells of. Murderigg “Wife”   Whose Name He Cannot nae Rememier  —

STATE PRISONERS ESCAPE.  aan, ~ e a“ i    (By The Associated Press.)

MORE FOUND DEAD IN WRECKED TOWN   La Grange, Ga.. Declines Finan cial Aid From Cities

STRICKEN Su CITY DECLINES ALL ASSISTANCE OFFER      LaGrange, Ga., Hit by To ado. to Take "Care of Its Own Suffering.

Men Held in Connection  With Death of Railroad Man Were Released

AGENT TOOK HIS OWN LIFE   Four Men Held in Con. nection With Death of Reber Released. _..

THE WILSON OFFER NOT PERSONAI   ARMENIAN MEDIA. “TOR WILL -ACT FOR PRESIDENT OF THE   And Not Woodrow Wilsor Personally is Announce ment Given Out at the State Department To  gdhaw

PLANS MORAL ACTION ALONE   President Also Makes it Plain Armenian Action ts Planned As Head of U. S.  J. S. Mediator Will be Named Soon After League Confirms . Acceptance

ASK 24 PCT FREIGHT BOOST   Increases Requested by Railroads Be. tween Points East and West of the Mississippi.

LEAGUE ADVOCATES BRANDED TRAITORS nY SENATOR REED   ADMINISTRATION ATTACK ED— WILSON CHARACTERIZED “—MPRRIAL AUTOCRAT.”

POSTMASTER GENERAL ORDERS SALARIES CUT   DECLINES IN LIVING COSTS ARE GIVEN AS REASON FOR INSTRUCTIONS SENT tH ours cnn

POSTAL SALARIES CUT,   Reductions at Chicago Ordered Be. cause of Lower Prices.

PEDERAL SALARIES DOWN   ‘Chicago Postmasier Is Orderer by Barleson to Reduce Wages aft 450 Wien.

MANY MISSED IN CENSUS   Cetephoac Check in Omaha Finds 988 Persons Uncounted Om Only 2 400 Calle.

lelephene Check in Omaha Vinds 032 Persons Uncounted On Only @ 46 Catia

FOUR ARE KILLED BY GAS   Mether and Three Babes Found Dead  2 ews

GAS KILLS: MOTHER. 3 BABES   Mrs. Sarah Joynes and Her Husband Had Led Séparzte Lives—Be. lieved Woman Slayer.

VOTES OF INDIANS DISCARDED BY THE JACKSON C0. BOARD   This Acticn Means That All Save Two of the Republican County Candidates Are Beaten   REPUBLICANS FILE PROTEST   Two Precincts Show More Votes Cast Than There Were Voters at the Polls

FOG TIES UP ALL SHIPPING N.Y   Distinguished French and British Arrive for American Legion Convention.

FOREST FIRE _AT HYANNIS IS UNDER CONTRO!   Four Cottages Destroyed and Several Others Partly Burned.

QUARANTINE ON PINK BOLL WORM {IS NOW MODIFIED   SOUTHERN STATES TAKE AC. TION FOLLOWING REQUEST OF GOVERNOR HOBBY

SIXTEEN NEW YORK ~ BUILDERS ARRESTE!   Accused of Destroying Evidence Raeced in Probe.

[Charged With Destroying Evidence   ‘Sixteen Arrests Made in New Yrk fn » Coanction With Building Trust Investigation,

DESTROYED — EVIDENCE; ARREST 16   Members of the ‘‘Building Trust’’ in New York Held on a Serius Charge.

HOLD BUILDING MEN   Charges Evidence Wanteil in Investipatlun Desirnyed.

EVIDENCE WAS DESTROYED BY FIRM MEMBERS   Twenty Held Under Bail Ir Suin of $1000.   Witness Six Times Cited Fo Contempt

DEMOCRATS 10 ADOPT THEIR PLATFORM TOQAY CN WATIONAL PATTER   SAN ANTONIO DEWOCRAT CHOS.  EN CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.

GUUNTY AGENTS ADVISING EARLY CORN PICKING   Fear Shortage of Seed Corn For Next Season Unless Corn Dried by Artificial Means,

WASHINGTON AWAITS VERDI   Flaborale Preparations to fe  “esive- Election’ Returns,   ANXIETY. FOR . PRESIDENT       HS os  Owing to His” ‘tine Mr, Witson's “Friends Fear’ Effect of Posalble Ad  Uahen Dawitlin.

WASHINGTON AWAITS VERDICT   Elaborate Preparations to Re. ceive Election Returns,   ANXIETY FOR PRESIDENT    owing to His INness, Mr, Wilson's Friends Fear Effect.of Possible Ad.  verse Results,

RESIDENTIAL YACHT SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY A BLAZE TODAY   OFFICERS’ AND CREWS’ QUARTERS DAMAGED TO EXTENT — OF HUNDRED THOUSAND

ALL HAPPY-IN. TRIANGLE   Actor Gaye Up. Wife. to College Chum : ‘She Loved. °

THE “ETERNAL TRIANGLE”   Man Admits Giving Up. His Wife Sc ‘That: She Might, Marry a Mutual — ' Friend. "

ROLSHEVKL > AAMYDESEATS. WRINEL FORCES   Baron's ‘orthern Army Conpeled ~ To Fall Back In: Horti—More . Successful In South

MANNIX ABOUT DUE TO LAND   ivrishmen Qeestion Whether Militant Arehbishop Will Be Allewed te Disemberk.

LANDING PLACE OF MANNIX UNCERTAIR   England Will Not Allow Archbishop To Disembark At Liverpool.

MILDRED CHAPLIN DIVORCES CHARLIE   She Wil Receive $200,0HH) From Her Late Husband,

FREEDFRON CHARLIE CHAPLI   Mildred Harris Gets-a Divorce and $200,000. Must Not Use Hus. band’s: Name

OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE REPORTED IN NEW YORK ALONE AS A RESULT OF STORM.   STEAMERS ARE IN BAD   Traffic Conditions in Greater New York Still in Chaotic Condition While Army Tanks Push Stalled Street Cars Along.

~~ WERY TRA   Gale and Blizzard. in Atlantic States Causes Destruction ‘and Suffering

TERRIFIC GALES ARE SUBSIDING   Property Damage Along Coast i Estimated at Over  $2,000,000.   PRINCESS ANNE AGROUND   Old Dominion Line Steamer Sends Calls For Assistance. Captain Wants Passengers Taken Off.

New Jersey Towns Hardest Hit by Storm —Traffic Conditions in New York Still Chaotic.

WINTER GALE IN FAST DOES GREAT PROPERTY DAMAGE   New York’s’ Entire Transit System Tied Up By Snow.

GALE WHIPS SEA I FURY: FLOOD GHEATES HAVE   Tawns Partly Inundate ed and Houses Wash ed out; New York Traffic Tied up.   BOATS ASK FOR AID

STORMS DAMAGE TWO MILLIONS   Houses Washed Into Sea and Towns Inundated.   AN ARMY TANK TO RESCUE   Pushes Stalled Trolley Cars Out of Snow Drifts in New York City.

TerrificgGales and high tides Abating Leaving a Path O1 Destruction and Suffering In Their Wake.  GREAT PROPERTY LOSS  ence cnet     Ships in Distress, Houses Are  (Washed Into The Sea, Rail. roads Demoralized and Many Injured in Accidents.   GREAT PROPERTY LOSS

Wholesale Diversion of Coal is Carried Out By}  Railroad Administration to Prevent Serious Consequences In the Storm Swept Atlantic  - Coast States—Blizzard Leaves a Trail of Ruin and Loss Running Into Millions—Is Not Over Yet Says Weather Bureau.   Taows Ex ¥ienee

HANHATTAN SLOW T0  RECOVER FROM THE EFFECTS OF BEIPZART   Great Metropolis Almost Entirely Cut Off From The Country.   STORM DAMAGE ENORMOUS

Heavy Damage Is Done By    Terrific East Coast Gale   Estimates of Property Loss Run Beyond Two Million ‘Dollar Figure With Many Vessels Reported in Distress—Houses Washed Into Sea at Atlantic City and New Brighton—Railroads Tied Up.

N WAKE OF OTORM   HOUSES WASHED TO SEA. TOWNS INUNDATED,   Property Bamage Will Run Over Tuo Million Dollars.

STORM DAMAGE, RUNS TO BILLIONS   NEW YORK NWARBOR VISITED BY HIGHEST TIDE IN HISTORY   COAST: RESORTS HIT   HOUSES WASHED INTO THE SEA AND TOWNS: INCNDATED.   Even Today ‘Traffls Coriditfons In New York €ity Are Chaotic and Much Safiering is Certain.

NEW YORK FACES ~ FUEL SHORTAGE   39 Ships Battling Heavy Seas Off Shore Ask  Their. Location.

GALES AND TIDES GRADUALLY LESSEN   Terrific Storms Along Northern Atlantic Coast Leave Trail of Suffering and Destruction in Their Wake,   TWO MILLION DOLLARS LOW DAMAGE ESTIMATE   Steamship Princess Anne Goes Ashore With 32 Passengers and Crew of 72—Sends S. 0. S. Calls for Heln.

Thirty-Nine Vessels at Sea Send Wir led as Storm Subsides--Coast Guards Bat tered Back in Rescue Attempts--Id Persons in Peril on Board Ship Whié Appeals for Help; Position Is Serious

BIGGEST STORM OF WINTER OVER   PROPERTY DAMAGE Ot TWO DAYS REACHES BE VONT) £2.000.000.      Steamship  Krom Norfolk New York is Aground Wit! Captain Badly Hurt.

LEAVES TRAIL OF DESTRUCTION   Property Loss From the Biizard Is Estimated Over Two Million

COAST SLOWLY RECOVERS FROM SEVERE STORK   IGale and High Tides Subside Leaving Wake of Destruction and Suffering.

N WAKE OF STORN   novs Sts W ASHE D TO Sea, Tow N: j INU ‘Nb ATE be      Property Damage Will tin Over ‘Two Million’ potlars, 3 i :

CANADA ENDS GRAIN CONTROL   Government Relinquishes its Grip or the Market After Four Years of Supervision.

PROMISE REDUCTION OF ABOUT A FIFTH   Per H AL KRESERYF Reaahin Pee. (RAM HMRANS PRIOR DECLINE   Breaking ap of Preighi (ear ‘ ongee tion Will 4ise Fnablte Deniers te Lower (ets, Sas  Micinis.

AWAIT MOVE oF PREMIER WY ENGLAND   sirike Crisis Hinges Or Next Move of Government   RAIL MEN IN SESSION   Expect Reply to Strike Ultima. tum Sent Out Yesterday

CHICAGO HAS ~ GL FLU DEATHS   The Authorities However Think Epidemic Has Reached Peak.   2,008 NEW CASES’  PAST 24 HOURS

DEATH LIST FROM THE INFLUENZA   IN CHICAGO FOR LAS] 24 HOURS REACHEL SIXTY-ONE.   Largest During Any Day Since Epidemic Began — Decrease in Number of New Cases Reported.

The Influenza In Chicaga   Twenty-cight Hundred New and Sixty-one Beaths Yesterday,  Cases Reported

INFLUENZA DECREASINC      AGO HEALTH. OFFICERS  CHIC. ER NEW CASES,  PORT FEW      Deaths Are Largest Yet, Numbering Gi—Disease Is Moving Down Stite.

“FLU” CASUALTY LIST MOUNTING   Over Two Thousand Red Cross Nurses Now Added To Combating Force.

FLU EPIDEMIC IN CHICAGO IS UN THE DECLINE   Health Officials Say Epidemic Has Passed Its Peak   Sixty-one Deaths in The Past Twenty-four Hours

FLU IN CHICAGC HAS REACHED PEAK   Continues to Spread Through State of Illinois — Death List In Last 24 Hours Has Reached 61.

OFFICIALS BELIEVE PEAK OF.   ss £20 = PFerrermagie 2am ARILARELB? FRA COM PF FF

a  ‘JAPANESE STUDENTS URGE ("AMERICAN PEOPLE TO RE. ) FLECT ON THEIR COURSE

TOURIST TRADE TO EXCEED ALL PREVIOUS YEARS   COMMERCIAL SEAPLANES TO BE NEW FEATURE OF RESORT TRAFFIC ACROSS THE LAKE

JOHNSON REACHES NEW YORK,   Prohibition Advocates Welcome Re turn of Ceiseadtinge Acmens

“PUSSY-FOOT ” JOHNSON BACK IN HOME TOWN   Given A Rousing Welcome At Westerville On Return From England.     ls First American to Open Crusade Against Booze In Britain.

PUSSIFOOP  JOHNSON  EETED BY HME FLKS   Man Who “Gave Eve te Make England Dry” Royally Received   DRY WAVE ROLLING ) OVER ALL EUROPE   Points to Gains of Prohibi tion Forces in Many Countries

PUSSYFOOT 1S GIVEN AOYAL -WELEOIAE HOME   William E. Johnsea to Make Nation-wide Tour of the United States

‘PUSSYFOOT” COMES HOME    Dry Leader Who Lost Eye in England Lands in New York--Met by Host of Prohibitionists,

Prohibition Crusader Minus an Eye as Result of Efforts in Kurope.  Bot Gained Converts,

“PUSSEYEOOT” JOHNSON RETURNS FROM EUROP   Hosts of Prohibition Advocates Welcome the Anti-Saloon Leaguer at New York.

“PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON IS BACK INU. S   Crusading Agent Of Anti-saloar Levee, Who Gave An Eye Tc  Make England Dry, Giver Ovatinn. At Dack   \MOBBED BY LONDON STUDENTS      OTHER COUNTRIES TO FOLLOW

PUSoVFOOT JOWNSON RETURNS TO AMERIC!   From England Where He Lost an Eye for the Cause Of Prohibition—Says He Will Go Back in a Short Period to Resume Work.

JOHNSON LEAVES  “FOR WESTERVILLE   Ory Disciple Returns From His Grusade-in Engtand,

W. E. JOHNSON COMES HOME   “Pussyfoot” Dry Leader Returns From England Minus Eve.

ROYAL WELCOME GIVEN . TO WM. E. JOHNSON   Westerville, Ohio, Turns Out in Honor of Dry Leader, Who Gave An Eye for Cause.

MINOR LEAGUES WILL REFUSE T0 0 K PROGRAMME   Heads of Lesser Baseball Combines Do Not Like the Lasker Plan.

LASKER PLAN © IS OPPOSED BY MINOR LEAGUES   OFFICIALS Say IT PRO  _ VIDES FoR RESTORATION OF DRAFT SYSTEM WHICH THEY DISAPPROVE é   Also Contend They Nave More luvested On RBaschall and Should Have Voice In Maitare

BASEBALL T0 REFUSE PLAN   DON'T WANT TO’ JOIN MAJOF LEAGUE PLAN PROPOSED FOR REORGANIZATION

MINOR LEAGUES KICK   Secondary Baseball Men to Fight Lasker Plan.

MINORS IN OPPOSITION   smaller Leagies: “Are Not. Fo the New.Plan:For Organtizsed Baseball, - 2

ALLL LL LLL LLL ALLL LLL LLL ALA LOLA  RUMORS OF REVOLT AT MEXICO CIT JUAREZ MAY BE SCENE OF FIGHTING

CONDITIONS IN MEXICO CITY ARE SERIOU   Texas Paper Says That Num: ber of Shots Have Been Fired in Streets.

M iners’ Executive to . Meet British Premier i About Wages Today

OFF STAKE BRITISH MINERS   remier Lloyd-George Invites Union Executives to Discuss Wage Question \after Compromise is Rejected

EARLY-HOUR TALK OF DARK HORSE, BORAH'S ULTIMATUM IS PLAI   eee eeD  JANSON MEN WILL NEVER ® SUPPORT EITHER WOOD OR .. “OWDEN—HUGHES IS AMONC  THOSE MENTIONED ACAIN

DARK HORSE MAY YET BE PICKED AT CONVENTION   Conferences Break up With No Apparent Advantage  to Any Leader.

Participants In Long. Night  Cannot Win.   MANY VOTES SHIFTED  AT HOTEL GATHERINGS:   Johnson Forces Prepare tc Swing Dark Horse; Hughes - and Knox Mentioned.

*Dark Horse” Consideration Chief Topic of Discussion During Night's Conferences

EARLY HOUR TALK OF HARK AORSE, BORAN'S TLTIMATUMIS PLAIK   SOHNSON MEN WILL NEVER # 3UPPORT EITHER WOOD OR “, SOWDEN—HUGHES [5- AMONG. * -PHOSE MENTIONED . ‘AGAIN 

U.S. Air Mail Pilot Eaton Is Saved on Deseri   Engine Trouble Forces Land ing 50 Miles South of Elko, New.

STORK BRINGS NOBILITY SPRIE   Quincy Marquis and Mar quise Proud Parents of Bouncing Boy.

FRENGH NEWSPAPERS ARE VERY BITTER   Wilson, Lloyd George -and Clemenceau are Severely Condemned by Editor.

PARIS NEWSPAPERS CONDEMN WILSON FOR RECENT TROUBLE   Say Allied ‘Chiefs Did Not Insist On Disarmament.

SEE PLOT TO KILL DRY LAW   World-Wide Prohibition Discussed at Conference of Amti-Saloon League Held in Washington.

SEEKS APPROVAL OF ~ PEACE TERMS   Program to Be Submitted to Bolsheviki is to Be Scanned First by Premiers of France and England

BACK ON THE Jb   LEGISLATURE RESUMED WORK OF SPECIAL SESSION TODAY.   Vian is to Complete Work by the Mid dle of the Week.

MAKES A WORLD’S RECORD   Average Price of $3,075 Established at Holstein Sale,

WORLD'S RECORD IS MADE   Average Price of $3,076 Established at Three-Day Holstein Sale in Minnesota. 

JISEASE SPREADING AT DATE OF 2000 CASES A DAY IN TOPEKA KANSAS ACCORDING TO THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER OF FIVE YEAR-OLD CHILL   Baby Thrown in Front of Automobile When Fathther Refused Support

U.S. WOMAN WE GRECIAN PRINCE   MRS. W.B, LEEDS TO MARRY PRINCE CHRISTOPHER   Ceremony to be Performed in Switzer. land—-hing and Qneen of Greece  Not Invited te Coremany.

\VISS MANN RESIGNS   Assistant to Registrar Leaves for Trip With Mother.

20 KUN AIDS UP FOR MURDER   One Thousand Minor Offenders to Be Tried for Crimes Connected With Revolution.

CATTLE FEEDERS LOSE   HIGH PRICES OF FOOD, COMPARATIVELY LOW MARKET FOR ANIMALS REPORTED HERE.

KOOP IS ROUGHLY HANDLED   Chicago Socialist Pushed Down Cellar Stairs When He Tries to Speak at Dixon, ffl.

NO WELCOME AT DIXON, ILL.   Sociatist Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Roughly Handled.

Foster Charges President’ Hymans Failed to Conduct * Meeting on Proper Lines   Japan Spffers First Defeat When Plea = of Delegates for Equal Hemisphere Representation Is Defeated

IAPS SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT  AT MEETING   Keystone Court’ May Nol Function for Two or Three Years

IN THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS SEMBLY   Japan Suffers Defeat—Delay in Organizing Court of Justice.

‘ANADIAN DELEGATE CAUSES TUMULT _ AT LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETING   Accuses President of Sabmitting Motions Before They Are Read~——Vital Court of International Relations Appears Far Away~-Sessions te be Secret-—Jap Equality’ ReseIstion Not in Sight.

Indications Are That the Tribunal Will. Not Be Functioning Among the Great Powers In Less Than Two Years—Absence of American Representation Stays Its ‘Prog.

President Hymans Accused Canadian Shouts Protests Monroe “Doctrine Respected   MOSNOK DOCFRINE ann IN 14 XY

BELIEVE TRIBUNAL WILL NOT FUNCTION FOR SEVERAL YEARS   Divergence Of Views Of Delegations May Mean Trouble   BELGIAN PRESIDENT   This Court Keystone Of _ Effectiveness Of League Of Nations.

SLEUTHS SEE 800 GALLON)   FLYING SQUADRON’ VISITS 1. SALOONS IN CITY OF PITTSBURG

FEDERAL AGENTS SEIZE WHISKY IN 12 RAIDS   Eight Hundred Gallons Con fiscated by Squadron in  Ditltehiire

SAYS HUSBAND DESERTED HER   MRS. ROBERT S.) PEIN FILED CHARGE ENO CEPY  COERT AGAINST MR. PEIN.   SAYS HE SPENT HER MONEY

SAYS HUSBA DESERTED HER   RS, ROBERT §. PEIN FILED CRARGE IN CITY COURT AGAINST MR. PEIN.      SAYS HE SPENT HER MONEY

OAN DIEGO GREETS PRINCE OF WALEE   On Second Visit to the Unit ed States En Route to th Orient for a Visit to Englis! Possessions, on Board Larg British Cruiser.

AUT. ame   Russ Reactionaries ta Aid Poles and Roumanians.   ARE SUPPORTED BY FRENCH   France Said to Have Guaranteed Payment for Ordnance and Munitions—Pole-Czech War Feared.  sane

IW ole ARMIES TO FIGHT REDo   Russ Reactionaries to Aid Poles and Roumanians.   ARE SUPPORTED BY FRENCH   France Said to Have Guaranteed Pay ment for Ordnance and Munitions—Pole-Czech War Feared.

‘UNION OF THE BALKANS T0 FIGHT REDS   Russian Reactionaries Working With the Poles and the Roumanians.   France s Reported to Bo Supporting the Schermne While England Is Noncommittal—-War Getween Poland the Osgeche” F cared.

BALKAN UNION TO DESTROY SOVIET   Russian Reactionaries Workin With the Poles and the  f Roumanians.   GATHERING TWO BIG ARMIES   France Is Reported to Be Supporting the Scheme While Enghand Is Non. committal—War Between Po. land the Czechs Feared.

Held Up the Merchant and Twe Cus temers al the Point of Revolvers.

LIGHTNING STROKE DEAFENS TWO HORSES   'Facts Revealed by Strange Acj tions of Animals.

LAY WIRES FOR’ ~~ $08 ONROAD — ~ OF AGRICULTURE   ATTITUDE OF ~ CONTESTANTS TURNS CONTROL. OF. ANNUAL. DISPLAY BY STATE -

LAY WIRES FOR JOBS ON BOARL   Candidates Start Lively Contests for Eight Places on State  Anrinultiural Badu

“BUILD A SILO,” IS COUNTY AGENT’S ADVICE   Prepare To Hatch Chickens Early; Ten Reasons For Raising “Early Birds”

PALMER’S WARNING OF RED PLOT ASSAILED BY HEAL}   Brotherhood Chief Characterized j as “a Dispicable Propaganda Against Labor.”

LABOR PARTY OBJECTS YO MAY DAY WARNINGS   Protest Against Palmer’s Revela.  tions Is Laid Before the Federal Labor Board

DESPICABLE PROPAGANDA AGAINST LABOR SAYS HEALY ON THE MAY DAY WARNINGS

PALMER'S WARNING MAY DAY VIOLENGE ASSAILED BY HESLY   Charges Despicable Crusade to Influence the Peopfe Against Wage Earner. ,   PROPAGANDA DESIGNED TO POISON PUBLIC MIND   ‘ampaigd of “High Government O6ficial” Against Radicals “Undoubt. edly for Purpose of Aiding in Cam paign of Certain Employers to Secure Laws Establishing Servitude.

LEADER ASSAILS PALMER      President of Firemen and Oilers Says Warning Is Part of Pronaganda   SEEK TO POISON MINDS   Declares Attempt Is Madd’ So That Profiteers Can ‘Reap Higher Prices’

PALMER SCORED FOR ARDUSING FEARS OF A RED MAY DAY   Head of Stationary Firemen anc Oilers Calls Action “Despicable Propaganda.”

Labor Leader Denounces Steps Taken to Warn Public During May Day Scare

MAY DAY DREAM CALLED PART OF WAR ON LABOR   Railroad Union Heac Assails Palmer for “Warnings.”

GAINS A NAVY   Crews of Two Mexican Gun boats Have Deserted Their Posts.

JAPAN OBJECTS TO EXCLUSION   Protest Is Filed Against Proposed California Law Preventing Land Leasing.   DELICATE SITUATION

CAL. JAP LAW  PLAN MIEETD MIKADO PROTEST   Serious Crisis May Result I Pro Measure Is assed, Report

MIKADO PROTESTS NEW ANTI-JAP LAW      CALIFORNEVS EFFORT TQ) PREVENT JAPS FROM OWNING * LAND AROESES JAPans IRE

TOKIO PROTESTS ALIEN BILL   Objects to Law Proposed hy State of California   ARSOLUTELY BARS CITIZENS   Serious Situation Seen by Wash: ingatan Officials

JAPAN OPPOSES ‘NEW LAND LAW OF CALIFORNIA   PROPOSED LEGISLATION WOULL PREVENT THEM FROM OBTAINING U. S. PROPERTY

PROTEST PALMER LODGED POSTERS BY IAPAN ON SCENE          er 866i a ee 2 se we FF “SS SEY Oe ee See  Oppose Prohibition of Dem Candidates’ Row is Land Ownership Taking Form  sy  UNEASINESS IS FELT BRYAN IS AWAITED  California Measure May Palmer Backers Predict Mean Trouble Early Victory   UNEASINESS IS FELT BRYAN IS AWAITED

BODY RECOVERED FROM RENTON MINE GAVE-IK   Bureau of Mines Rescue Crev “Enters Choked Shaft and Recovers One Victin.   MUST CLEAR AWAY DEBRIS

ALL ROADS AFFECTED BY STRIKE   Tie Up Hourly Becoming Morc Complete With Fuel and Food Famines Threatening Many Cities—Situation Most Critical One.

JOHNSON 10 TAKE STUMP FOR HARDING   Hiram Wil! Talk in Mid dle West During . October.

SENATOR JOHNSON STARTS FOR EAST   California to Commence Republican Speaking Tour  at Chicago.

JOHNSON TO AID G. O. P. CAMPAIGN   California Senator to Take Stump for Harding and Coolidge Soon, Is Committee's Announcement.

JOHNSON WILL TOUR EAST T0 HELP HARDING   Expects to Spend October Doing Intensive Work in Doubtful Eastern States.

HIRAM JOHNSON TO TAKE STUMP FOR NOMINE!   Announces He Will -Tou East for Harding-in  fe tahar

Aah THE PEOPLE   HARVEY SUGGESTS REPEREN DUM TO PEOPLE ON WAR.   Wants This Incorporated in Hard . ine’s Association of Nations.

ASK THE: PEOPLE         HAVE num +O '     ‘SO REPERE} PLE ON WAR.       porated fi Hay. tien ef Nations,

AUTO TAX LAW IS HELD VALID   Ohio Supreme Court Hands Down Lona Awaited Decision   NEW FEE IS _ EFFECTIVE   Decree Sets State Department in Action to Collect Revenue

NEW AUTO TAX LAW IS HELD VALID   Must Get License for Year 1920 Within the Next Fifteen Days   Tag Fees Will Bring Many Millions Into Public Road Funds

Digest of country-wide poll _indicates Cox is developing strength   NET CANDIDATE A TARILER   Newspaper editors throughout United States reflect sentiment, of their sections

DEMOCRAT  EDITORS IN STRAW VOTE   With Hoover Republican Can: didate McAdoo Gets First Place in Nation-Wide Poll

M ADOOANDCOX ARE FAVORITES IN POL   Democratic Editors Over County Lean to New York Man for President and Ohio Man as VicePresident.

McAdoo And Cox Likely Nominees With Hoover Oui   Announcement of Hoover On G. O. P. Ticket Shifts Lineup of Dems.   McADOO SEEMS TO  BE LEADING BET   Governor Cox of Ohio Indi. _ cated As Choice For Marshall’s Successor

FM wu mn   Governor Cox, of Ohio, First Choice For. Vice-president.   THE PLATFORM OF LIBERAL LEANINGS   Result of the Poll Takea By The, International News Service. 7

Peon Secretary of Treasury Leads ‘Straw Vote For Democratic Nomination.

MARSHALLIS STRONG   VICE PRESIDENT LIKELY «NOM. INEE AT CONVENTION.      Tammany Leader is Avoweg Marshall- Man According to Interview.

MAROHALLIS oT RONG   VICE PRESIDENT LIKELY NOMINEE AT OCONVEXTION.   Tammany Leader is Avowed Marshall May According to Interview.

Nominee Cox Expects to Hammer Away at Republican Slush Fund. °   REAR PLATFORM TALKS AND TWO SET SPEECHES   Governor Will Give More In side Testimony Before Moore Is Witness. -

EXPECT COX WILL MAKE NEW CHARGE!   Eleven Speeches Are Schedulec for First Day of Nominee’s Stump Tour.

EN oTUMP TALKS WILL BE MADE -BY GOX   Michigan to Be Scene of xa Saag Efforts g Day

FLICHT TO THE CANAL ZONE   ‘Fourteen Seaplanes Ready to Take ofr From San Diego Bay Thies Merning.

———————— at mia A NEW WOOL POOL      State Farm Bureau Calls Meeting at Manhattan, Dec. 21

COVELESKIE BG STAR OF THE WOR!.D’S SERIES   Cleveland’s Spitball Pitcher Em blazons His Name On Base- .  ball History. ‘

AFTERMATH OF WORLD'S SERIES JUST FINISHED   ‘CLEVELAND WON BY MASTERLY FIGHTING EVERY INNING.   COVELESKIE STANDS A BASE BALL HERO

THE DAILY GAZETTE IS AUTHORIZED 10 SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND   Will Acknowledge Receipt of all Contributions and Publish — Chairman John G. Carpenter Will Receive Contributions.

VAN TUYL TESTIFIES IN PROBE   Inte Administration of State Comptroller’s Office

JUDSON SAYS HE WAS. SIMPLY ACTING AS BROKER FOR TRAVIS IN SELLING BONDS

NEGROES CHARGED WITH ASSAULT   Dispute Over Garage Bill at Rowland  Results in Attack Upon Messrs. Tinnm Anew and and RNinemanw (‘nhh

MAKE PROGRESS IN FREIGHT JAN   Interstate Commerce Com: mission Announces Movement of Many Cars   SHORTAGE OF LABOR   This Is Given as One Cause for the Great Congestion in Large Terminals

FREIGHT JAM NOW IS BEING BROKEN   Empty Box Cars Are Moving West in Large Numbers, While Coal Cars Are Being Rushed Eastward,

Interstate Commerce Commission’ and Federal Reserve Board Undertake Solution of Freight Blockade

PROGRESS MADE «BY CONNISSION   Relief Promised. in the Freight Traffic Situation

FMPTY GARS FOR PAAIN LOADING MOVING WEST   interstate Commerce Commis: sion Begins to Break the Freight Jam.

CORN IN SWIFT DECLINE AS CAR FAMINE GROWS   July Deliveries on Maize Crop Takes Sensational 7!4 Cent Drop   GENERAL RUSH TO SELL   PUBLIC SERVICE BODIES IN ALL STATES DO THEIR BEST TO RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE.

FREIGHT TIEUP RELIEF WORK IS MAKING PROGRESS  Empty Box Cars Rushed to Western Wheat  wy

Manufacturing Plants ~ in New England    ; Close Down   RAILROAD OFFICIALS DENY RESPONSIBILITY     Claim Biggest *. Car _ . Movement Since  P War's Height   RAILROAD OFFICIALS DENY RESPONSIBILITY

TRYING TO BREAK JAM.   Interstate Commerce Commis sion Reports Progress-——Box Cars Sent to West.

CARS MOVE WEST TO EASE CONGESTION   Allocation Must Be Made With Care To Avoid A New Tie-Up.

PROGRESS MADE IN EFFORTS 10 BREAK U.S. FREIGHT JAM   Movement of Empty Box Car: For Grain Loading in West Reported in Large Volume irom East Seaboard.

FREIGHT CONGESTION (5 BEING RELIEVE   MOVEMENT OF EMPTY CARS FOR GRAIN LOADING BEGINS IN LARGE VOLUME.   DELAYS WILL BE AVOIDED   Counter Movement for Coal Shipments Is Made From Middle Western States.

JUSSERAND WILL” RETURN TO POST. AT WASHINGTON   French’. Foreign: Office: De nies Report: That ; AmbasA eee cee

TO REPRESENT FRANCE         prand will Return  Ambassador J hington  to V

JUSSERAND TO RETURN 70 U.S   NO CHANGE IN AMBASSA DOR FROM FRANCE, IT IS SAID.

STRIKE OF COAL   WINERS IS ON   MACHINERY OF ENGLAND SET IN MOTION TO COPE WITH TUE INDUSTRIAI CRICSIA WOVES ChHIOOTHT,Y

PREPARING FOR GRIM STRUGGLE IN COAL STRIKE   Some English Miners Lead Pits and Industrial Plants Plan to Close   RAIL MEN MAY JOIN IN   Lloyd-George Issues Statement to Country on Importance of Strike

ENGLISH INDUSTRY DRAWING FIRES AS BIG STRIKE  OOM   Railroaders and Dock Workers Consider Sympathy Strike With Coal Diggers.   LLOYD GEORGE LOCKS HORNS WITH MINERS’ FEDERATION   Says Nation Will Resist Attack With All Its Strength; No Doubt as to Issue.

GOVERNMENT READY 10 MAINTAIN ITS POLICY AGAINST  COAL MINERS   Great British industries Are Already Closing Down or Preparing to Do So   Welsh Colliers Quit Places This Afternoon; Railroad Men’s Attitude Uncertain

Great Industrial Stryggle-in England Que To Be Opened Tonight When Miners Go Out -

MILLION MINERS © GOON STRIKE IN BRITAIN   Other Lines May Unite Ir Sympathy Strike With ‘Miners Who Demand Increase of 50 Cents Daily.   COMPLETE TIE-UP SEEMS IMPENDING   Public Anxiously Awaiting Decision of Railroad Men and Others to Join in Work Suspension.

INDUSTRIAL = . STRUGGLE IN -ENGLAND ON   Government and Miners Grinly Prepare For Supreme Test. of Strength,   OTHERS MAY JOIN FIGHT   Conference of Tuutrond Delogates Called for Wednesday to Determine Whether There Shall Be, Symputhetle Strike in Support of Cout Men.

ENGLAND PREPARES FOR INDUSTRIAL STRUGGLE   Miners Are Active and Some Have Already Stopped Work — Publicis Fearfully Anxious.

MINERS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS ALREADY DESERTED THE MINES      Large Stocks of Coal Have Bee: Laid in by Manufacturing Establishments.   OFFICIAL OPENING MONDAY

CRISIS APPROACHING IN BRITAIN AS GOAL STRIKE DRAWS NEAR   Government Works Speed. ily on Plans to Combat Disturbance.

ENGLAND FACES PENERAL TIEUP   ‘Million Miners Prepared to Halt Factories and All Industry   OTHER TRADES MAY ACT

ENGLAND FACES GREAT CRISIS   Government Prepares For Struggle In Coal ’  -Miners’ Strike

JOHN BULL AND MINERS TAKE THEIR CORNERS   Both Government and Men Ready for Grimest Bout of Industrial Ring.   SOME OF WORKERS QUIT WORK TODAY   Attitude of Railway Me! Continues to Cause Grave Anxiety.

OMIT TARE QUICKALTIO UG E MIT  BAL CRISK   Government Machinery Is Working Now. al Full Speed  OTHER UNIONS MAY  > @mAtQGamn aus ys @: *e @wwWweieme*s *   All E ngland Is ~Menac ed by Gigantic Industrial ‘Upheaval

READY FOR BiG STRIKE   Final Preparatiqgns Made by Brit« ish Miners to Quit Work.   MAY BE A. LONG FIGHT   Transportation Workers May Alsa Go Outland Join-Forces With the Migers.

Bome Miners Already Out— Gravest Issue Is Whether Railroad and Transport Workers Will Aid Strikers

MUCH DISQUIETUDE QVER MINE STRIKE   England Prepares for Industrial Struggle.

NGLAND GRIMLY PENS STRUGGLE AGAINST MINERS   industrial Plants Al. ready Begin Closing Short of Fuel.

ENGLAND PREPARES FOR BIG STRUGGLE WITH COAL MINERS   Government and Miners Mak: Preparations fcr Bitter Industrial Struggle.   MANY HAVE QUIT WORK   Issue of Gravest Importance Is Whether Railway Men and * Transport Workers Strike.

iiners Prepare For Long Siege As Tie-Up Starts   ke May Increase To Effect 3,000,000 Fear Factories Will Be Compelled to Clo If Wage Dispute Spreads---Shipping, R Service and Industry Hit

WORKERS READY TAIT POSTS   British Government ‘Working at Full Speed on Preparations to Deal With the Walk-out   DECISION GF RAIL MEN AWAITED WITH ANXIETY      Unions Meeting to Decide Whether to Back Strike of the Coal Men

BOTH SIDES ARE READY FOR STRIKE  saree   THOUSANDS OF BRITISH COAL MINERS TO QUIT,

b  OVERNMENT READY FOR  MINE STRIKE   MINERS EQUALLY PREPARED FOR TITANIC STRUGGLE.   FEAR OTHERS WILL GIVE THEM SUPPORT,   Government is Anxiously Awaiting Action by the Railroads and Transport Workers Would  Go Out With Coal Men.

he: Government : cand. Citizgrrs “Calimly Prepare ‘Plans to fae Diffieutty _ - Embargo “Deolarét—Fubblio. Sympathy With” Government and: Agie “fators Stand at Point of Total: Failure Yoon Reasone ~ Given. - '

MILLION MINE WOPAER HEADY Th Ju POSTS   British Government Working at Full Speed on Preparations to Deal With the Walk-out   DECISION OF RAIL MEN AWAITED WITH ANXIET)   Unions Meeting to Decid Whether to Back Strike of the Coal Men

  STRIKE THREAT. SPREADS TERROR   WOULD PARALYZE BRITISH’ INDUSTRIES IF PROLONGED, :   AFFECT U. S. SHIPS   COAL aS BASIS OF ALL LITTLE, . “JSLANDS BUSINESS, $   Government Ready 'to _ Hindle Strike. and Awaiting Action ' oF Labor Unions. ¢

BRITISH PREPARE FOR LONG GRIM INDUSTRIAL BATTLE   GOVERNMENT WORKS AT FULL SPEED TO COPE = Wir CRISKE.

BRITAIN PREPARES FR ERENTST. DISTR eTmUCeIE IW HISTORY   Decision of British Coal Miners to Precipitate Strike Has orced Government to Take Measures to Cope ‘With Sit atentingea ’

ENGLAND HAS PREPARED FOR COAL STRIKE   Government Machinery Act: ive to Cope With Great Crisis Pending.

ENGLAND READY TO GRAPPLE THE GASE   of the Coal Strike Which is ! Imminent—Ports Are  !  Closing.

PLANTS CLOSE AS MINERS QUIT   Nation-Wide Tieup of industries Expected to Follow Walkout.   FUEL SUPPLY ALREADY SHORT   Rai! Workers Threaten to Join the Cnal Dinners.

ENGLISH STRIKE EFFECTS EVIDEN]   _—— .  GOVERNMENT GOING ABEAT WITH PREPARATIONS TO MEET CRISIS   MAY EFFECT OTHERS      oe om . Military Leaves Have Deen Stopped in Seme of the Districts of Country

OUT TON ADVANGE  ULAR A DALE RECORDED TODAY   STRONGER LIVERPOOL MARKEE’  AND GENERAL OPTIMISM IS HELD RESPONSIBLE,

COTTON REGISTERS — $5 BALE ADVANCE   Increasing Optimism Over Outlook.

AMERICAN FEBERATION IS LIKELY T@ SUPPORT POLAND   Pficial Lnformailon Indicates Orman. feed Labor Will Support the Government”

American Labor to Stand By Government in Giving Poles Aid Against Soviet

AF.OFL FAVORS POLAND IN WAR AGAINST RUSSIA   Officials of Federatiou Believe Our Government Will Haye Labor's Support in Any Move It Takes.

AMERICAN LABOR MAY ALD POLAND   FEDERATION EXPECTED TO BACK UP GOVERNMENT AGAID 8ST BOLSHEVIBT   Called Bolshevism ‘‘ Hideous Monster’’—Other Elements In Federation Favor Recognition of Russian Reds.

SPAIN SUGAR CROP IS DOUBLE HOME NEEDS   (Mis Associated i. cess Leased Wire.)

The ‘Vote at the —  - Greenville Box   Loves Amendment Civrics by a Vote of ive to One at Greenville Box— Road_Amendment. Lost.

The Vote at the  Greenville Box       Kove Amendment Carries by a Vote of Flyo to One al. Grecuvilly Box —  Road Amendment Lost.

GOVERNOR RECOMMENDS ~ PLACING AMENDMENT ON PRIMARY BALLOTS   HOUSE AND SENATE WORKING ON EDUCATIONAL AND PIN‘ BOLL WORM BILLS,

WESTERN UNION AND STATE DEPT IN OPEN BREAK   Company Said. To -Have Based Action On Delay ‘By Fedetal Agency In Making Payment: Oni  Messages Previously Handled:   LONG STANDING. DISPUTE

WESTERN UNION AND (OVERNMENT BREAK   COMPANY REQUIRES TELEGRAPH TOLLS PREPAID.   Order Ernfereed Againat State Department Only Whteh President Carleten Says Has Acted Arbitrarily.

IN DISPUTE WITH WESTERN UNION   State Department Acted Arbitrarily Claim   OF CORPORATION HEAD   Officials Say Payments Withheld to Company Because Latter Failed to Give Customary Fifty Per Cent Rebate on Cable Messages from Abroad—Retaliation Hinted

Government Expected to Is sue Formal Statement of Attitude. in  Matter

Gaple” Company: Claims. That ~ Government Doés Not: Pay’ ‘Its’ Bills “Promptly”:

STATE DEPARTMENT MUST PREPAY TOLL   WESTERN UNION REFUSES T( EXTEND COURTESY TO U. 8. OFFICIALS. -

WIRE CONTROVERS) BREAKS OUT AGAIK   Western Union Official Declares State Department Act? “Arbitrarily”

WESTERN UNION COMPANY AND UNCLE SAM IN MIXUP   aon Charges That State epartment Has Acted rbitrarily in Cable Serv i Bills.

Tomorrow’s Work   AID FIGHT ON FOREST FIRES   Wireless Telephone Proves to Be Great Help.   S TRIED OUT IN MONTANA

AID FIGHT ON FOREST FIRES   Wireless Telephone Proves to Be Great Help.   IS TRIED OUT IN MONTANA

COOLIDGE HAS ‘A DAY OF FUN   Celebrates His 25th Anniver sary of Graduation from Amherst College

GOOLIDGE JOINS WN ALUMINT MEE   Celebrates With Former College Associates 25th Anniversary of Graduation and Nomination as Vice Presi dent at Amherst Todav.

TS OLD FRIENDS.     COOLIDER ¥   Vice Presklential Nominee ls Honore; by Arberst Alumnl.

COOLIDGE GOES TO ALUMNI MEET AT ALMA MATEEF   Attends Reunion o Classmates at Amherst College.

— AMHERST. TODAY   Dine’ W With: Classmates at Springfield, Last NightNorthampion. to.  ° ‘Honor Hin’ Tonight’ -

‘CAL” CELEBRATES GRADUATION   Vice Prreidential Nominee Lays Aside Affairs of Stace to Attend Anni~werenry Exercises at Amberst.

GOVERNOR COOLIDGE i KLUMNI BANQUET OF THE  COLLEGE FROM WHICH HE RECEIVED HIS DEGREE

‘CAL’ ATTENDS REUNION   Coolidge Yo eeamed at Amherst: on Oceasion: of 2 Class Anntvergory,'

eine it Sa Ae eRe ee otk 43 Ve  That is All Calvin Coolidge 1 , Today Rack at Amberst.

GOOLIDGE Chal ABIDE WORRIES   Forgets Business for a Day and Joins Amherst College Alumni Gathering.

COOLIDGE SPENDS DAY WITH AMHERST ALUMN   Classmates Celebrates Gradut. tion Anniversary and Honor to School-Fellow

GOV. COOLIDGE iS AT AMHERST   Attending Class Reunion at Commencement '   WITH 1895 GRABS   Vice Presidential Nominee Was Present at Banquet in Springfield Last Night.

-avorite Air of Band Was “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” and Enthusiasts Seem to Feel Piece Appropriate for Other Fellow—To Outware Appearance Conventior Where it Was Last Night.

MME. SCHUMANN-HEINK HURT   Sprains Ankle in Fall in Garden—Can cels Concert Engagements for Month.

“RED” TEACHERS IN ALL STATES, HE SAYS   Representative Campbell De clares Socialist College Professors Spread Dissension.

REDS TEACHING IN SCHOOLS, HE SAYS   CAMPBELL, DECLARES ANAR. CHISTS INFEST CLASSROOMS IN EVERY STATE.

HARDING ASKS FULL SUPPORT FROM ORIDANS   Does Not Want Mere Compli. mentary Support of Ohic Delegation. '   Recommends H. M. Daugherty As Fourth Delegate

HARDING DEMAND FULL aUPPORT Bi HIS PARTY IN QHIC   Perfunctory or Complimentary Kind Not Wanted: Primary. Expression Is Asked.

REPUBLICANS SHOULD NUT BE SELE-DELUDED   Party on Trial Before People; Public Is After Efficiency.

VICTORY SOUNDS ACALL TO ARMS   Republicans Must Not Look Upon Election As Party Triumph.   SUPREME TEST FOR PARTY   Citizens Invited to Perform Their Duty by Making Suggestion Toward Reconstruction Process Says Pourn

MANUFACTURERS WANT SQUARE DEAL OF WALSE   Association Sends Long Fessage to Chairman of Congressional CQammittaa

DEMAND FAIR PLAYIN SHIPPING BOARD PROBE   ILLINIOIS MANUFACTURER'S AS: SUCIATION GRILLS WALSH COMMITTEE   WANT BOTH SIDES HEARD   Declare that Officials Should Not be “Convicted Without Semblance of Hearing

COWGILL IS RE-ELECTED   ‘Returns in K. ©. Election Give Him 24147 Dinwalitw

COWGILL IN KANSAS CITY   Star’s Candidate Defeated by 2,117 Plurality.   REPUBLICANS TATK GONTEST   Salina Votes $300,000 for Memorial Hall— Milwaukee ReElects Socialist Mayor.

GOWGILL WINS. IK KANSAS CITY BY DAI? MAJORITY   Democrats Retain Majority ir Both Houses of Council—Re publicans May Contes  - Mayor’s Victory.

OF THREE FORMER NEW YOR GIANTS: PLAYERS   By the Chicago Grand Jury Hinges on Jurisdiction.

GIANT PLAYERS ON THE GRIL!   Indictment of Three for Alleged Dishonesty Hinges on Question of Jury’s Jrisdiction i in  Cheiacn.   THE INCIDENTS

ARE NAMEL   Committcemen Are Chosen to Pick Convention’s Way  - Through ‘Resolution and Organization Work.   PROMINENT MEN ARE CHOSEN FOR PLACE!   Figures of National Importance Are Called Upon for Highly Important Commit. tee Duties at Chicago. ©

Community Chautauqua Aug. 9-13, Bigger--Better   Committees at Work Early to Insure Success This Year---Tickets on Sale Soon.   Five Days.Of Fine Entertainment Is the Program.

COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA IS BIGGER, BETTER   COMMITTEES BEGIN WORK-— FIVE FENE DAYS’ ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED.

COMMITTEES BEGIN WORK   Chautauqua To Be Bigger And Better This Year But No Change In Price.

COMMUNITY CHAU —TAUOUA, ‘BIGGER AND’ BETTER   COMMITTEES BEGIN “WORK FIVE FINE DAYS’ EN’ TERTAINMENT: PLANNED

KIRKLIN CHAUTAUQUA BIGGER AND BETTER   COMMITTEES BEGIN WORK AND TICKETS ARE ON SALE.   Five Fine Days’ Entertainment i: Planned. and Many Features on the Program—No Sunday Pregram This Year.

Community Chautauqua — Looks Bigger and Better   ADVERTISING AND TICKET COMMITTEES BEGIN WORK. FINE FIVE DAYS ENTERTAIN: MENT PLANNED.   SMALL ADMISSION PRICE.   Music a Big iItem—Strong Lectures on Program—New Attractions Each Day.

HPLOMAS FOR "FIGHT PUPIL  OF ST. SIMONS   AN NUAL COMMENCEMENT EXER. . JCISES OF ACADEMY FEATU ; ED BY ELOQUENT ADDRESS 

COMMENCEMENT DREW BIG CROWD   Eight Young Wemen Receive Di. plomas—Splendid Address. Deliv= ered by Rev, Dr. Smith.

MOVE TO PERMIT WOMEN TO PREACH   QUESTION UP BEFORE THE METH. ODIST CONFERENCE,   MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY   Tribute Paid the Late “Matt? Hughes by Bishop W. F. Anderson of Cinclnnati—lawa May He An Area by Iteelf.

WOMEN PASTORS UP FOR DEBATES   Methodist General Conference Wil! Discuss Matter of Permifting New Ministers

Permission te Become Candidates fer Mimistry te Oeme Befere the  we «é¢éhwetita td fie 6 eee ee,

HOMEN ASK LACE INE E. PULPIT   Miss Madaline Southard, 01 Kansas, Heads Movement At General Conference.

OFFICIAL REPORT “OF PROCEEDINGS ~ OF SUPERVISORS   Report of Social Welfare Worker Shows Reduc. tion in County’ s Indirent Expense.

OIL PROBLEM Ot WORLD DISCUSSED   Search for Additional Sources of Supply.

WORLD OIL PROBLEM DISCUSSED BY OIL MEN   Particular Attention is Given : to the Situation Confront ing Arwanaricra

U.S. OIL RESOURCES NEARING EXHAUSTION   WORLD PROBLEM FEATURED BY ef NEED OF DEVELOFMEN  T   QTHER NATIONS GRABBING   Depleting American Pools While Covering ") a Over  )

LINCOLN HIGHWAY = FOR GLIDDEN TOUR   Coast to Coast Stock Car Race Will Pass Tru This City.

LINCOLN WAY TO BE USED FOR BIG STOCK CAR RACE   Commercial Club To Aid Auto Body With  Preparations.

MAY GLEAR UP ELMER Dnt Wea MURDER TOGA}   Police Issue Warrant For Arrest of Penn State Freshman in Slaying of Brother of Kilyria Woman

POLICE SEARCH  FOR FRESHMAN.   Is Wanted in Connection With Recent Death of Elmer Drews.

NATION. WIDE SEARCH FOR STUDENT SLAYER   Murder Of College Man At Phil. adelphia Followed Quarrel Over Avto Is Belief.

SEARCH FOR STUDENT   WAL P. BRINES, OWNER OF YELLOW CAB, CHARGED WITH DREWES MUEDER.

VATION WHE SEARCH Ti NOW BEING MASE FOR MAN WHO KILLED FRIEND   STUDENT UNIVERSITY OF PENN. - SYLVANIA BELIEVED TO BE  - FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.

INSTITUTE SEARGH HOR MURDERER   Freshman Charged Witl Murder of His Colleague.

Wiliam P- Brines, For Whem Wer rant Was Issued, Gannot ~ Be Found

STUDENT AT PENN SOUGHT TO ANSWER CHARGE OF MURDEF   Police Declare Evidence Points to Brines as Slayer of Dartmanth Stndant

ARGH BEGUN FOR STUDENT iN MURDER INNUIRY   Warrant Charges  Pennsyl. vania Freshman Slew Elmer Drewes—Theory Is They Quarreled Over Auto Sale.

CHARGE BINED KILLED REWES   AUTHORITIES HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF EVIDENCE AGAINST FRIEND

AFTER STUDENT AS SLAYER   Police Want Friend of Murdered Dartmouth College Boy—Had Row Over Auto.

SEARCH FOR STUDENT IN MURDER CASE   Pennsylvania Freshmar is Wanted on Charge of Murder.

SEARCH FOR YOUNG: MAN ~. CHARGED WITH MURDER   jne Young University Man _Wanted for Taking the Life of Another.

A NATION-WIDE SEARCH IS OM FOR WP. BRINES   Pennsylvania Freshman Ac cused of Murdering Dartmouth Student.   BLOOD STAINED AUTO FURNISHES A CLUE   Family of Dead Boy Believe That Accused Boy is Innocent,

GINGER WILL OE INSTILLED. INTO. PAN CONFERENCE   Great Problem of Latin-American Financiers Is Transportation; Must Have Railroads and Shins.

REDS OUSTED FROM PHILADELPHIA MILLS   Philadelphia Mills to Qust 125, 000 Radicals.   fextile Manufacturers’ Aséociation Warns Employees to “Watch Their Steps” or They Will Be Out of a Job,

TEXTILE RADICALS ARE WEEDED 001   Manufacturets- Determined. To. Be ‘Freed From: Radical Uslontants “Lower Prices. Predicted:

son, Ghas. Ro Freenian,. JD Faulk ner, Herbert L. ‘Clapp,:and Miss. Ir. ene’ Staley, of Checotah: ==; :   City Council: Proceedings.

FLOODS IN JAPAN   Villages Overwhelmed Wit Fnormous Loss of Life.

DALAHOMA OIL COMPAN AWARDED CONTRACT 0 SUPPLY FUEL TOU. 8. SHIPPING BOARD WITH NEW ORLEANS DELIVERY

MANY ATTEND WOMAN'S MEE   WHICH WAS HELD IN CITY ‘Itt PARTMENTAL BILLING ‘LMST ‘NIGHT,   SEVERAL FRNE TALKS MABE

MANY ATTEND WOMAN'S MEE]   WHICH WAS HELD IN CITY DE PARTWENTAL BUILDING LAST NIGHT.   SEVERAL FINE TALKS MADE

MORE TROOPS 10 INVADE IRELAND   British Assembie Further Military Detatchments for Effort to Break Sinn Fein Spirit: Barracks and Public Buildings Destroyed.

Guerilla Warfare Is Continued and Martial Law May Be Declared Throughout Ireland

WARSHIPS TO "CHEDK EVOL   England Beging More Activ Measures Against Sinn Fein Rebele In:iraland.   OUTRAGES ARE SPREADING

LARGER ARMY SENT TO CONQUER IRELANE   ADDITIONAL TROOPS ARE DISPATCHED TO ESTABLISH ENGLISH RULE OVER QIQTER TSLANT

SINN FEIN FIGHTS MORE SERIOUS   Eight Barracks Are Scenes of Newest Onslaughts   400 BUILDINGS DESTROYED   Martial Law in Ireland Predicted In London

MOVE TO RELANS   DESTRUCT 1ON OF PU BLIC PROP ERTY THERE CONTINUES UNABATED.

MORE TROOPS 0 TO IRELAND   RIOTING CONTINUES AND AT  TEMPT IS MADE TO DESTROY , PUBLIC BUILDINGS   (ity United Press)

ENGLAND 15 SENDING TROOPS 10 IRELAND: DISORDERS KEEP UP   No Sign of Abatement of Sinn Fein Attacks on the Military Barracks and Posts.

TWO CRUISERS  STEAM FOR ARISH COAST   More Troops Rushed To End Bitter Street Fighting.

MORE FORGES NAY DE SENT NTO IRELAND   Two Battleships Arrive at Plymouth: Sinn Fein Prison Attacks Continue —

MORE BRITISH  SENT TO IRELAND   Movement of Addiljunal Trewps sana Several Warships Seems to Be iuasatnens

BRITAIN HURRIES MORE MEN TO ERIN 0 QUELL TROUBLE   XO SIGN OF ABATEMENT OF SENN FEIN DISTURBANCES—EIGHT BARRACKS ARE ATTACKED.

PROFITEERING © APPARENT IN ~ GOAL PRICES   Startling Testimony at N. Y. Probe of Hard: ’ Coal Industry

NO FAMINE: IN COUNTRY           “$47,000,000: ANMUALL' @QOQUGING (S ALL Oako

‘Startliag Teatimesy Given at New Yerk Regardiag Alleced Proefiteerieag in tathrarit(e.

PUBLIC MULCTED OF MILLIONS BY HARD COAL MEN   Joosted Prices 100 Per Cent to Meet 50 Cent Wage Boost.

PROFITEERING IN COAL PRICES IS CHARGE MADE   Made Big Price Raise in  “Anticipation” of Wage Increase   NO FAMINE IN COUNTRY   NEW ENGLAND STATES TAXED $17.000.000 ANNUALLY ON GOUGING IS ALLEGED

GOAL SUPPLY ENORMOUS: PROFITEERS AUN PRICES UP FROM S8 PER TON TO S18      Independents Are Shown to Have Taken $17,< 000,000 From New England, and Same From New York, in Extra Rate.   FAIR PRICE AT MINES WOULD HAVE BEEN IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF $8

STARTLING TESTIMONY , AT HARD COAL PROBE   Witnesses Before Senate Com  mittee Tell of Alleged Prafitearing

PASSWORD FOR HOMECOMING 0 CHAIRMAN HAYS   Republicans and Democrats Join it Honoring Him.

ABE CLOSING IN ON TURKEY   French Fleet Follows ihe Arrival of Biltish Warships in the Dardenelles,

PORTO RICA SUGAR IS COMING   First Shipment of the New Crop  Made tae Yew Crriea n«.

LABOR FEDERATION IN FRANCE IS DONE   President of France Accepts Unions’ Gage of Battie.   Government Dissoives the French Federation of Labor, a Vast Or. ganization of Workers,

DEFIES LABOR UNIONS   FRENCH PREMIER DISSOLVES WORKERS’ ORGANIZATION.   Leader In Flight as Warrants Are Or dered for Arrest of Radical Heads.

GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS MAY FOLLOW FRENCH ORDER TO END FEDERATION OF LABOR

ADOPTED UNDER A SPECIAL RULE   Receives 35 Votes More Than Nevessary Two-Thirds Majority.   'ABDS $1,350,000,000 TAXES,   Would Benefit 3.500,000 Exe Service Men--Goes to Senate,

BONUS UP TO SENATE   House Late Saturday Passed Soldier Relief Measure by Vote of 289 to 92-35 More Than Required.   BILL INCLUDES FIVE  DIFFERENT OPTIONS

HOUSE APPROVES SOLDIER BONUS BY WIDE MARGIN   Vote was 289 to 92~-Harrison Was One of Supporters—Measure Now Goes to Senate.

NO IMMEDIATE. ACTION EXPECTED IN SENATE. WHERE MEASURE MAY FAIL   Option Given of Cash Bonus, Home Aid, Land Settlement, Paid-Up Insurance or Vocational Training Obtainable June 1, 1921; 100 Democrats Swung Over From Op jab epnlbion: While 40 Republicans Stood Pat.

Big Battle Polish Front Seems Imminent   REDS YIELD ON PEACE TERMS   General Wrangle Making Progress In the South—Grants Assoelated Presse laterview.

PLAN DRIVE: ON LEMBURE         ae RAVE TEAL! EM 7 for, Polis Militia—Wrangel _ ‘Takes Crimean ‘City: - a 

FOURTH BOLSHEVIK ARMY GTS WAY THROUGH LINES AS RESERVES ARE SENT      Vilna Evacuated to Lithuanians by Soviet . Forees, Fearing Its Capture by Polish  leat cewce   60,006 RUSSIANS IN FLIGHT, CROSS BORDER INTO GERMANY

USS RESERVES BEING BROUGHT INTO BATTLE   OLES SURROUND 15TH ARMY   avy Reinforcements Ap_proaching Both North and South Fronts.

POLES WIN FORT AFTER HARD FIGHT   Capture Ostrolenka From Rus: sians and Force Passage Narew River.   ‘REDS BRING UP RESERVES   Fifteenth Soviet Army Taken After Remnant of Fourth Cut Way Oug, Only to Be Again Encircleda—  Wrangel Takes Nororos/ysk.

FRESH TROOPS T0 LL UP GAPS IN SHATTERED LINES   Poles Want Peace Meet In Warsaw; Soviet Eases Terms.

HUG AGREE TA MODI PEACE TERMS TO POLES   Concession Made te Meet the Wishes of British and Ital- _ ian: Governmenis   POLISH ARMY SEEKS TO CUT BOLSHEVIK. FORCES    Remnants of Fourth Soviet Army Break. Qut.- of

REDS BRING UP RESERVE UNITS   Soviet Has Great Number, According to Polish General Haller. \   ‘POLES CAPTURE FORTRESS

RUSS BRING RESERVES TO BOTH FRONTS      POLISH GENERAL HALLER SAYS SOVIET LOSSES IN PRISONERS IS 100,000—OF TOTAL FORCE TWOTHIRDS HAD BAYONETS

BEHIND LINES   Large Numbers ‘ Said to “Be in Vicinity of the” ‘Southern: Front

REDS MASSING RESERVES   FOR ATTACK ON POLES—WILL RESUME OFFENSE   POLES TAKE FORTRESS   Bolshevik Brigade Wiped Out and Chief of Staff Captured, Reported

CED FORCES IN BIG RETREAT; POLES ADVANCE ON 2 FRONT:   Soviets Surroundec Prepare For Hard Struggle In The North.

AGO HAL FRESH TROOPS ON POLES   Red Reserves Being Brought Uy on Southern Front.   RUSSIANS EVACUATE VILNA   Polish Forces Take the Fortress of Ostrolenka After Hard Fighting— Fifteenth Red Army Taken— Wrange! Makes Gains.

BALTIMORE WINS MINOR PENNANT   One to Noting Game Yester day Gives Orioles Five Out of Six

1168 STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED      FHREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE ARE PUPILS IN SULLEIVAN HIGH SCHOOL   499 AT GENTRAL SCHOOL

1168 STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED   THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTYFIVE ARE PUPILS IN SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL   AYO AT CENTRAL © SCHOOL

COMMISSION SETS FIRST COAL PRICE   State Body Orders Operators ta Ship 36 Cars of Fuel at $4 A Ton From Mines   WILL RELIEVE A SHORTAGE   ‘Shipment to Fill Agreement to Provide Coal for Utilities and Schools Running Short

PRICE OF COAL — _ ISSLASHED BY ~NEW COMMISSION   FURNISHED TO SCHOOLS AND UTILITIES AT $4 A TON FROM 7 MOUTH OF MINE. *

SET PRICE OF FOUR DOLLARS   Eschbach Orders Indianz Coal Mines to Sell 35 Cars of Coal   TO PUBLIC UTILITIES   The Schools and Court Houses - Will: Also ‘Get - Share—Ruling Made.

OFFICIAL 0. K. FOR HOWE BREWS Kict   Legal Alcoholic Limit ‘Does Not “Apply to. “Non-! intoxicating”

SOLONS RAP WASTE. _ OF WHITE PAPEI   SMOOT SHOWS VOLUME OF 7,300 WORDS, SPEECHES ON PEACE : TREATY

SENATE SPEAKERS DOU SSED PAPER   SEN, SMOOT SHOWS HOW _ PAPER WAS WASTED IN AKGUING TREATY   7,800,000 WORDS SPOKEN   [In the Senate Alone a Volume of 3,000 Eloquent Pages Were Filled With Senatorial Oratory

‘WHITE PARER: WASTE:   Senate Smoot Sores the Administration for Reckless Extravtiivanee.

HAMON’S AMBITIONS LED TO HIS DEATH   CAST OFF WOMAN WHEN HARDING WAS ELECTED.   Wife and Mrs, Harding Said to He Secouad Cousin«—Hoped to Gain Higher Honors Thru the Relationship.

AND SOGisL AMBITION CAUSE CF HANION’S DEATH   When He Found Out His Wife Was Second Cousin of Mrs. Harding.

PEACE PARTY FOR HARDING   CAN BEST SUBSERVE ELEMENTS OPPOSED TO WAR,   BIG MEN JOIN IN A STATEMENT   ROOT, TAPT, HOOVER, HUGHES AND OTHERS IN aCcCORD.   HMeurtiiy in Pavor of League of Nations, But Not the Pact Framed by Wilson anid Spon sered bw (Cox.

d] PROMINENT MEN EAPLAIN POSITION IN THE CAMPAIGN   Hoover, Hughes and Root Among Those Who Signed Political Statement.

DECLARE THAT HARDING'S ELEC TION DOES NOT MEAN “NO LEAGUE OF NATIONS,

PROMINENT (MER ANNOUNCE SUPPORT OF SEN, HARDIN   Thirty One Names Appeai On Statement Against Wilson.

PROMINENT MEN TD CUPPORT HARDING   Statement From Thirty-one Who Advocate Agreement.   AMONG NATIONS OF WORLD   Question is Not Between League and No League, But Whether Certain Provisions in Agreement Shall Be Accepted Unchanged or Shall Be Changed —-Signed by Root.

“BEST PEACE BY. HARDING’   ADVOCATES OF WORLD AGREEMENT INDORSE, SENATOR.   Statement, Signed by 31 Prominent Men, Condemna Article 10 of League and Wilaon for His Stabbornneasns. 

ARE AMONG. THE BIGGEST MEN IN UNITED STATES   Include .Taft, Root, Hoover, Stimson. Lowell, Hughes and Wickersham

OPPOSE WILSON IDEA OF LEAGUE AS FORM STANDS   Stand of Republican Party for Changes is Given Full - Sywonort   CONTEST NOT ABOUT LEAGUE BUT METHOD OF PRESERVING PEACE. CLAIM

Koot, Hoover, Taft, Hughes Reaffirming  Pledge to Harding         esire U.S. Shall Do Her Full Part in Association With Other Nations to Prevent World War.

FOR HARDING PROMINE  NT MEN DECLARE   Favor International Agreement, Believe Harding’s Ideas Are Best.

PRO-LEAGUERS AGREE ¢ TO STICK TO TICKET   [ILTELLECTUALS OF THE PARTY  LEAUUE ADVOCATES, FOR HARDING   U. S. WILL SURE JOIN   Question Is Whether Features Somes Americans Object to Shall Be Removed,

ROOT, STIMSON, HOOVER AND HUGHES ALSO SIGN   Advocate Calling Upon Other Nations te Agree to Changes Removing Objections to Article Ten, Which “Binds Every Nation Entering It to Go to War,”

Place Signatures Or Statement Favorins  Harding .   Believe, So. They State “They Can Advance ‘Peace By “Support of Republicans.

LEAGUE ADVOCATES EXPLAIN POSITIONS   ROOT, TAFT AND HUGHES SIGN STATEMENT CLARIFYING STAND.   Difference Between Parties I:  Pointed Ont in Favoring  Senator Harding.

TO HARDING ON LEAGUE  31 Noted Men   As Only Hone of Plan U.S. Will Accent   Lowell, Hoover, Root Among Neners of Statement

PROSECUTOR SHOWS HOW BARREL USED   “Admiral” Poses on Ship ont Dry Land for Patriotic _ Pictures i.   CURRENCY PLENTIFUL   Sars Newberry Had Fulk Knowledge of What Was Going On

SAYS ELEC  TION OF NEWBERRY WAS PLANNED   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL MAKES OPENING STATEMENT.

Prosecutor Says 2 Men Made “Preliminary Arrangements” to Buy Seat in Senate for Defendant.

DAILEYOPENS CASE AGAINST. SEN, NEWBERRY   ‘Says Conspiracy. to Elect New berry Started In New York In 1917.       NAMES-WM. GODY MANAGER         Recounts Many Ways ia‘Which: He Alleges Great Sum: Was. Spent For Efeétion. ©"

HT TOCATEH FRAUD’ VOTES   Big Trial Opens; U. Sy Attorney Describes # Painted Ship Scene to Show Popularity.   TAKEN IN MOVIES

NCWBERRY CLEGTIONS GASE ONIN MIG HIGAN   \ssistant Attorney General Accuses Statesman and Frederick Cody of Designing To “Purchase Senatorship :or Mr. Newberry.”

GOVERNMENT'S CASE OUTLINED TO JURY TODAY   Dist. Attorney Made Opening Address in Newberry Case.

U. §. ATTORNEY CHARGES MONEY RUN LIKE WATER   Names Agent Of Phone And Book Trust As Man Who Helped  Finance Race.

NEWBERRY CHARGES ORIGINATED IN NEW YORK SAYS DAILEY   Assistant Attorney General Makes Opening Statement To Jury Trying U. S, Senator And 123 Others, “N   TELLS OF MOVIE FILMS

Tne GOVERNMENT OPENS IN CASES AGAINST SENATOR NEWBERRY ET AL AT DES MOINES

OAYO INTERESTS BACKED NEWBERRY   U. S. Aid Puts Alleged Plot on Big Corporations.   SET OUT TO BUY SEAT   Tells of Faked Films, Church Dona. - tions and Bills in Books—Prosecutor Names Senator and Lobbyists as Originators of Plot. —

NEWBERRY PLAN 10 BUY OFFICE TOLD TO JURORS   Federal Attorney Mer. cilessly Outlines Gov ernment’s Case.

by         SPEED Ot SAYS NEN SEC ~ WEREDITH   New Secretary of Agriculture Has High Cost of Living Cure.   ‘Prosecutor Names Senator and + Lobbyist as Originators of Conspiracy.   DISCHARGE ALL IDLE HELP   Fee i MONEY HOW   Declares Uselers Employees and Middiemen Must Be Released From Nonproductive Work That They May Become Producers   Frank C. Dalley In Opening Statement at Grand Rapides Trial Says State Covered With Faked Films, Church Donatiens, Bilis in Saale:

FILTHY MONEY SEATED SOLON?   Michigan Has Great Election Scandal.   MONEY SCATTERED WILDLY   Government Case to Oust Senator Newberry Has Red-Hot Opening.

CASE AGAINST NEWBERRY IS GIVEN TO JURY   Detroit Millionaire Poset for, Fake Movies Says’. Statement: .   MADE DIRECT EFFORT TO BUY SENATORSHIE

Michigan Senator is Accused of Conspiring With Corporations to Control Vote in the Democratic Primary   Government Will Atterupt to Show the Campaign Fund Statements Were Juggled Before Filing at Capitol   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. LEASED WIRE TO TEIBUNE.

STEPD DISCLOSED INNEWBERRY CoE AY U.S. ATTORNEY   Conspiracy Hatched in New York City During the Year of 1917.   THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EXPENDED FROM FUND   Defendants Even Sought to _ Control Nomination of the Democratic Party.

SAYS NEWBERRY BACK OF PLOT   Prosecutor Names Senator and Lobbyist as Originators of Conspiracy.  —   TELLS HOW MONEY FLOWED   Frank C. Dailey in Opening Statement at Grand Rapids Trial Says State Covered With Faked Films, Church Donations, Bills in Books.

Dailey Tells How the Newberry Plot to “Buy” Senatorship Was Laid   Assistant Attorney General Opens Case Agains' Men Charged with Michigan Election Frauds— Depicts Senator Posing on Toy Battleship for Motion Picture To Be Used in Campaign.

cj jury Newberry Adopt Navy: Film to Gant paign.   eee erin  Senator.

NEWBERRY LASHED BY U.S. ATTORNEY   Government Outlines Its Contention in Trial of Michigan Senator and His Aides on Charge of Elec:  Atiion Conspiracy.   JURY TOLD SOME OF DEALS WORKED BY DEFENDANTS:

INTERESTING TALE OF ALLEGED FRAUDS TOLD   Newberry Campaign for Senatorship Aired Before Turv By Assistant Attorney General,

NEVADA MINERS ARE IDLE   Seventy Per Cent of Employes in Ton opah District Fail to Appear

For the First Time in the History o State Twelve Women Have Returned a Verdict.

JH1i0 WOMAN JURY AGREES   For the First Time in the History of State Twelve Women Have Returned a Verdict.

ROOSEVELT WOULD HAVE ADVISED THE: ‘SENATE ON TREAT   Replying to Questidiis= Fioti  Audience in Pueblo, Colo. Democratic Vice Presidentia Candidate Made This Asser  ton.

HOOSEVELT WOULD HAVE ADVISED THE ~ SENATE ON TREAT   Replying to Questions From Audience in, Pueblo, Colo. Democratic VicePresidential  Candidate Made ‘This Asser.  teaw 

ANOTHER ENEMY GIVEN FREEDOM   President Wilson Releases Von Rinte. lin Who Was Convicted of Conspiracy Against Government,

CUTS TERM OF JAMES DORSEY   President Wilson Commutes the Sen tence of Elgin Millionaire From Eight to Four Years.

FREEDOM FOR VON RINTELIN   President Commautes Sentence On Condition That He Leave.

GERMAN GIVEN HIS FREEQOM BY PRESIDENT   Former German Naval Office Must Quit Country at Once

DELAWARE DEFEATS — WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE   Vote Was 24 to 10, Ending Struggld Lasting Ever since Beginning: of Special Seesion. . HS

ULONG DEFEAT ~OLFFRAGISTS NY DELAWARE   House Refuses to Ratify Amendment and Ends Special Session

DELAWARE HAS BLOCKED VOTE FOR WOMEN   Long Struggle In Delaware Legis tature Ended Late Yesterday,  24 to 10.

This Action Ended a Struggle Which Hus Lasted Ever Simce the Heginning of Special session om March 22.

SUFFRAGE HOPES  DELAWARE ARE DASHE!   Lower House Defeats Ratitfi. cation of Amendment by Sverwhelming Vote.   LONG STRUGGLE ENDED

DELAWARE HOUSE BLOCKS SUFFRAGE AOT BY 24-10 VOTE   Decision Comes at End Of 10 Weeks Of Struggle.

SUFFRAGE 1S BEFEATED IN DELAWARE HOUSE   The Long Gele of Months Ends “allure tO Ratify the Amendment.

INE MAN GOES TO TRIAL  IN DEPORTATION CASES      Attorneys Agree on Procedure in Connection with Kidnapping Charges

FEINERS a TRUCE TO LLOYD-GEORGE        Leader, Brings Proposals  ° to Government.   GHTING WILL CONTINUE

ITOH PEACE ENVOY MAKES PROPOSALS   Arthur Henderson English Labor Leader, Represents Sinn Fein in Dealing With British Government.

Arthur Henderson io Present Sinn Fein Peace Propesals to the British Governinent

HENDERSON BEARS TRUCE FLAG OF ERIN TO LONDON   But It Is Probable That Fighting Continue Up to the Armistice With Sinn Fein.

SINN FEIN OFFER “PEACE PROPOSAL!        Fixhting Expected  "Fo Continue However Until Hour of Armisi tice, EW it Comes,

‘Arthur Henderson, Labor Lead er, Presents Erin’s Peace Offer.   LLOYD GEORGE CAUTIOUS   Premier Wants to Be Sure of Meeting Responsible Irish Leaders.

PEACE PROPOSALS TO BE PRESENTED BY TRUCE BEARER  Fight to Continue to Armistice Hour, If It Comes.

TWELVE MILLION PERSONS CROSS BOUNDARY ANNTJATLY   Underpaid Force of Inspec. tors Inadequate and Weary of Long Hours. Comment by Congressman Siegel.

IOWA ‘U’ HEAD DEAD IN EAS   Dr. Edgar William Stanton, Vice President Of Iowa State College, Dies Sunday.

DR. STANTON OF AMES S DEAD   Well Known Educator Was Connected With State Colleg for Fifty Years.

PROMISES LOVING CARE FOR OUR SOLDIER DEAD   French Ambassador Speaks Feelingly at Meeting at Which Memorials Are Presented

MEMORIALS TO SOLDIER DEAD   Certificates From French Goverr ment to Next of Kin.

TOUCHING TRIBUTE “TO SOLDIER mt   Ambassador Jusserand Assures Friends American Graves —* Will Be Cared For.

Passage of Resolution in Senrie Ro. warded as Aysurcd,  Bie arena: eran:

CERTAIN FO PASS   Knox Resolution to Repeal Measeres Declaring War With Central Empires Is Sure of Victory. .   WILSON READY TO BLOCK  SENATE’S PEACE EFFORT   President Is Prepared to Veta Knox Resolution and So Prevent Peace Being Officially Declared.

SENATE VOTES — LATETODAY ON PEACE CLAUSE   Considered Practically Cer tainto Pass Republicar Resolution.

VOTE ON PEACE  AEGDLUTION to EXPECTED TODA   RPGARPER AS CERTAIN THAT RESOLUTION WILL PASS BUT WILL BE VETOED.

TO TAKE VOTE ON RESOLUTION LATE SATURDAY   Four Democrats Expected To Vote With Republicans For Peace Measure.  setae cena ie  President is Expected to Veto Moaciire and Pigeon Hole

TO TAKE VOTE ON RESOLUTION LATE SATURDAY   Four Democrats Expected To Vote With Republicans For Peace Measure.  eet A IC  2 Teenie Ree Sua oP ne le oe ta lata   President is Expected to Veto Measure and Pigeon Hole Nocument.

WILL VOTE TODAY ON PEACE RESOLUTION   Opinion in pig oe Is That Adoption of Peace Resolytion Is Certain With Presimont Wilson’s Veto Inevitable.

SENATE TO VOTE  ON °PEACE™ BILL “mre APTEDNOOR       Both. ‘Passage’ ‘and:Veto. & ‘ President ‘Considered  Ce eo res

VOTE ON THE PEACE RESOLUTION TODA)   Republican Measure To End Stat of War With Germany Up For Vote.

Newspaper Fiant Mamageu-— Police Chief Among Injured— Mob of 3,000 in Control of  + West Frankfort, Ill., Follow ing Discovery of Murdered  Men's Bodies.

DENVER POST PLANT WRECKED: MANY INJURED   CHIEF OF POLICE SERIOUSLY WOUNDED——FIVE STREET CARS WRECKED

MANY INJURED IN DENVER CAR RIOTS   Striking Street Car Employes and Strike Breakers Engage in General Fight   POLICE CHIEF WOUNDED.   Office of Denver Post Damaged by Mob; Street Cars ‘ Wrecked During Melee

ONE KILLED, MANY HURT, IN DENVER RIOT   Mob Acted in Highly Undignified Manner in Newspaper Shop; The End Is Not Yet.

MASSACRE 2,600 PIV PRISTINE RS   Bolshevik Authorities Unable to Cope With Misfortunes of Forces   UKRANIA JOINS WRANGEL

MASSACRE OF CIVIL: PRISONERS BY REDS REPORTED IN CRIMEA   Soviet’ Army is in Desperate  Plight; Two Regiments Surrender to Wrangel .   UKAAIMANS JOIN’ (WRANGEL TO FIGHT THE BOLSHEVIK   Seek to Rid Their Couniry~ of the Red Forces

HED TROOPS: SURRENDER TO WGANEE   BOLSHEVIKI ADMIT WINTER  CAMPAIGN IS IMPOSSI BLE—ATROCITIES

IS GERMANY NOW PLAYING DOUBLE GAME WITH POLES   IT IS CHARGED THAT SHE HAS A SECRET DEAL WITH SOVIET.   ALLIED INTERVENTION NOW A CERTAINTY

ANOTHER GREAT WAR THREATENS INVOLVING WHOLE OF EUROPE   Red Armies Now Within Thirty Miles of Warsaw A: _Ultimatum Issued By English  Qtatacman   ALLIES TO SAVE POLAND BY FORCE   4BRAASABBALD aw KIA YF BA B® NPRBAABAN AS a &. BR NFAY Ao  Present Situation Likened To One In 1914 By British Newspapers Which Forcast Gloomy Davs.

VOCATIONAL STUDENTS MAY KEEP ALLOWANCES   FOR EX-SERVICE MEN WHC DO “FIELD WORK” DURING SUMMER   Rules Governing Handling of Al. lotments Announced by Prof. A. T. Walker

FOR EX-SERVICE MEN WHO DO “FIELD WORK” DURING SUMMER   Rules Governing Handling of Al lotments Announced by Prof. A. T. Walker

Jugo-Slavin’x Answtr to Allies Not Worthy of Consideration Says Roman Nervansner.

Jugo-Slavia’s Answer to Allies Not Worthy of Consideration Says Roman Newspaper.

SEC. MEREDITH ~ ASKS BANKERS TO AID FARMER   Declares Shrmkage in Farm Products Will Total Billions.

LOWER TAXES AND ECONOMIES URGED BY BANKERS HEAD   ‘Pres. Hawes’ Annual Repor' Recommends Co-Operation _ With Business Lines.   _HAILS TRANSPRTATION "ACT -AS BANKERS? VICTORY   Urges Amendment of Law to Let Bankers and Businessmen Serve as Directors.

RUBBER STAMP FORGER SOUGHT   Well Dressed Young Scoun. drel Victimizes Clinton, Iowa, Merchants.

Man, Convicted of Marderin; Wife, Now Charged With Slaying Stranger.

CARPENTIER WILLING TO GIVE DEMPSEY ALL BEST OF IT, DECLARES  MANAGER DESCAAP:   Vocal Encounters Start Preliminary to Big Bout of Heavies   FRENCHMAN WILL SPLIT COIN 60.40

CARPENTIER TO. ACCEPT TERMS   FPRENCHMAN’S MANAGER ‘ELLS A. PL THE 60-41 SPLIT WILL BIE O. K.   Yad Intended Demanding a 59-Hl Divisioy But ‘That Plan Wil . Be Waived.

ON ASSAULT CHARGE   Charles Carrier ‘surrendered to County Officers Today 

REJECT PAY HIKE TO HELP   AND PHILADELPHIA CAR MEN OFFER SAVINGS TO COMPANY,   Mitten, Transit Head, Facing Pinancial Diffieulty, Finds Mmployees More Than Loyal, but Won't Accept 14 Million Fund.

ND MOVIES.     ER LENA ER HITS SEX BOOKS   Depend on Immoral Romances, Areal. “bishon Glennon Saves.

ARCHBISHOP GLENNON -HITS SEX BOOKS AND MOVIES   Depend Chiefly on Immortal Romance: for Patronage Many Regard the Question ef Marriage ax a Joke

J. F. Russell Back’ From Auto Show   Visited Capt. R. H. McHie, Formerly; Here, Now of Hammond, Ind.. While on His Trip.

J. F. Russell Back From Auto Show   Visiled Capt. Re U, MeHie, Formerly Here, Now of Houtumond, Ind., While on Uis Trip,

CALAMUS BOY ELECTROCUTED   Wilbur Games Killed While Trying to Untangle Kite and Wires,

Harding Will Not  Resign as Senato      Will Hold on to Prevent Appointnen of a Denioerat As His Suce2sso From Ohio.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO KEEP SEAT   Will Not Retire Til Term Epires — Take Over Campaign.

¢. 0. P. NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT _ WILL FINISH TERM   Cov. COX WOULD NAME A DEMOCRAT

FRIENDS KEEP. °  HARDING - BUSY   THE SENATOR HAS BEEN OV. ERWHELMNED WITH VISITS   HE WILL NOT RESIGN   J LE WILL REMAIN SENATOR  UNTIL HES TERM  EXPIRES   Even Johnson and Borah Have Sent the, Candidate Their Congratulations

BE GANDIDATE FOR PLAGI   SAYS HE WHA SERVE UNTIL END ' OF TERM NEXT MARCH; WITHDRAWS CANDIDACY.

PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE GIVES POSITION TODAY   Will Remain in the Senate Ontil   His Term Expires on March 4  : 4, 1921, He Says. *   WILL NOT BE CANDINATE  FOR THE SENATE IN OHIC   RETURNS HOME ON JULY ‘1   Expects to Be in Marion, Ohio, By That Date; Senator Is a Busy Man.

WILL NOT GIVE UP  .. SENATE OFFICE   Republican Presidential Nominee Will Serve Out His Term, ¥      HAD FILED FOR NEW TERM   Louisiana Lower House Defeats Wo man’s Suffrage Amendment by Good Sized Majority.

WILL NOT RETIRE 10 MAKE RACE   decision of Nominee Prompted by Fear Withdrawal Would Endanger Narrow Margin of Conirol Held by Republicans.

“NOMINATE. ORIQAN             Would Prove Strang Opponent   HARDING PLEASES. MEXICO   President De- La’ Huerta Spouks of Him as Friend of, “That Country— : Nominee will go one Brief Vacation -

HARDING NOT 10 QUIT SENATE   Presidential Nominee Will , Complete. ‘Term in Con- 2  peers

HARDING WON'T QUIT POSITION IN SENATE   -ANDIDATE TELLS NEWSPAPERMEN THAT HIS CAMPAIGN IS ALREADY UNDER WAY IN MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY.

WILL STAY IN SENATE   Senator Marding {0 Remait There Until March 4.   WILL SERVE HIS TERM OUT   No Tine to Retire Until New Senators gre Ready to Take Their Places.

SENATOR HARDING WILL RETAIN SEAT   Republican Presidential Nom: inee Does Not Intend to Retire Until Term of Office Expires on March 4.

HARDING INTENDS TO KEEP. SENATE ocr THO TEAM   Nominee Says No Possibility of Resigning; Will Withdraw ; Re-Election Notice.   NOMINEE INTIMATES TO REMAIN AT HOME   Likes Advice of Senator Who Said Man Who Stays at Home Will Win.

G: 0.P. NOMINEE WONT ENDANGER PARTY CONTROL   Democrats Launch Vigorous Boom to Put Up Cox as Democrat Nominee   BIG RIGHT CENTERS ECT OF MISSISSIPPI   Committee of Fortyeignt Gels Ready to Hold Its Nominating Convention

PROCTOR TELLS BUTLER HE DID NOT TELL TRUTH      LEONARD WoOOD's fain ig IN CENSED AT STATEMENT MADE BY DR i

HARDING TO KEEP "SEAT IN SENATE   "Repub.ican Presidential Nomi (mee to Serve Out Term,   SAVES 6. 0. P, CONTROL   "Wilt Retire as’ Candidate For Re. Election, But Will Not Créate Vas .eahey For Demosrat.to FUL

HARDING TO REMAIN ” IN SENATE TO END OR TERM MARCH J   So Polng Presidential Nommee Wilt Prevent Immeriiate . Appeintment of Democrat to Vacancy,

HARDING WILL STAY IN SENATE   Expects to Withdraw As Candi: date for Renomination — West the Battie Ground.

HARDING WILL NOT RETIRE AS OHIO SENATOR   Announces in Washington Today He Will Continue to Hold His Office    RETIREMENT WOULD ENDANGER CONTROL

HARDING NOT TO LEAVE HIS SENATE SEAT   Fears Governor Cox Might Appoint Democrat to Take His Place.   ‘MANTLE OF M’KINLEY IS UPON YOU’—ROOT

HARDING TO KEEP SEAT IN SENATE   However, Will Withdraw Pe. tition Filed for ReElection

HARDING PLANS 10 REMAIN IN SENATE   PRESENCE WiLL HELP MAIN TAIN ot BL ICAN SE   TERM EXPIRES MARCH 4      Senator is Winding up Business Preparing forthe Coming Gampaicht   Prominent Politicians of Both Parties Sending Congratulations

Republican ‘Nominee: i Serve Out His Term Ex_ piring March 4.   NOT STATE CANDIDATE   His Absence in’ Congress Would Jeopardize Party’s a Cantrol. .

HARDING NOT TOQUIT HIS — SENATE SEA]   Republican Nominee Says He Will Continue to Serve Until March 4, When Term Expires.

Will Serve as Senator Until March 4th N ext, He Announces   AFRAID OF DEMO CONTROL   Friends Say His Retirement Ncw Might Lose G. 0. P. Gontrol of Senate

HARDING WILL SERVE  He TERM N CENATE   Margin of Republican Control Would be Endangered if He Resigned.  Will Continue in. Office Until March 4th Even if Elected

HARDING NOT TC LEAVE CONGRESS   Will Hold Senatorship Until March 4 to Insure Republican Majority.   WEST IS -BATTLEGROUND

It Would Endanger Republican Control in Senate—  Friends Say.   ANOTHER ANOTHER OHIAN   Active Boom Started to Have Democrats Name Cox As Standard Bearer.

Senator Harding Will Retain Senate Seat for Present but Will Not Run for Re-electiot

UNTIL EXPIRATION OF  HIS. TERM MARCH Ath, ATEN   Will, ‘However, Withdraw ‘His. Petition Giving No. tice He Will be Candidate for Re-electon te the Sen = ba

HARIINS TO STAI IH SENATE   Won't Retire Till March 4—Fears Democratic Suecessor

eee  REPUBLICAN NOMINEE , Wit SERVE-OUT TERM AS SEN-  ATOR FROM OHIO.

HARDING WILL NOT HETIRE FROM SENATE   Retirement Would Leave Too Narrow Margin of Control, Friends Give as Reason

WILL NOT RETIRE FROM THE SENATE   Senator Harding Declares Will Remain Until Term Expires March 4.

HARDING NING TO: FINISH “OUT SeRare ee   Sayst to o Resign Woild: Hazard Rkpub. lican: Majority. - will Stick to « Post. Till March 4. .

HARDING TO STAY IN SENATE UNTIL AFTER ELECTION   To Resign Now Woulc Endanger G. O. P. Majority.

HARDING PLANS TO - REMAIN IN SENATE   ‘PRESENCE WILL HELP MAIN. TAIN REPUBLICAN SE ATORIAL LEAD   TERM EXPIRES MARCH 4      , Senator is Wind ding up Business  Preparing for the Coming Campairn

HARDING WILL ROT RETIRE FROM SENATE UNTIL TERM EXPIRE!   Ohio Nominee For Presiden: cy Will Finish Term In Or. der Not to Endanger Republican Control of Senate by Appointment of Democrat.

HARDING WiLL NOT RESIGN FROM SENATE   Presidential Candidate Sidesteps Chance of Democratic  Successor.   HE WILL WEAR HIS TOGA TILL MARCH *   Uncle Leslie M. Shaw Was Closeted With the Candidate Today.

Withdrawal of Republican Presidential Nominee Would Enable Governor Cox to Appoint Democrat.   PERSONAL PLATFORM TO BE OUTLINED IN SPEECH   Harding’s Speech of Accept. ance Will Contain His View: on Political Issues of Day Notification Soon,

HARDING Wie STICK 7D: 408      po ‘ REPVBLICAN NOMINEE WILL ERVE OUT TK RM AS SEN. */.:* SOR FROM OHIO.

EXPECT WEST TO BE BATTLEGROUND FOR PRESIDENTIAL FIGH}   Harding to Confer With Sec. Hays Before Notification

HARDING INTENDS TOSERVE TERM OUT AS SENATOR   Presidential Nominee Witi Not Endanger Narrow Margin ot Republicans’ Control by His Withdrawal

ALL ARE READY TOLET WILGON QUIET THE TURK   Are “Joyful” in Hope thai America Will Save Armenia

Jail Sentences . For Auto Thieve:   Reform School Or Prison For All Convicted At Cleveland

1AD LEG BROKEN   Albert Pardee Was Iniured When Stecring Wheel Broke

YOCTOR’S THRILLING SERUGELE WITH DEATH IS VICTORIOUS   Fierce Battle with Grim Spectre Brings Health to Dr. Reese apd 3 Messaze of Hope to Millions of Sufferers

DGCTOR’S THRILLIES STRUCELE WITH DEATE i8 VicTORI0S   : Fierce Battle with Grim Spectre Brings Health to Dr. Reese ard a 4 Message of Hope to Millions of Sufferers

BOYSTRY TO BURN A COMPANION AT THE STAKE TODAY   Played Wild West in Woods Around Him and Set Fire To Piled Papers and Brush Near Lancaster, 0., and Had the TRS we Deacons

Lads Are Held For Attempt to Burn at Stake   Five Youthful Disciples of Nickle Novel and Dime Movie Seek to Put on a Real Thriller.

SUUIALISTS NOT  HIT MEMBERS OF STATE ASSEMGLY   COMMITTEE ADVOCATES LAW TO KEEP SOCIALISTS OFF OF FICIAL

FIVE SOCIALISTS _ BARRED: FROM Ne YeRSSEMBE   Minority Report Asserts Senate Ha: 2. No Right to Deprire Them of Their Seats

UNFITNESS 1S _ CHARGE MADE - BY COMMITTEE   Advocates Declaring Seats Of Five New York Socialists In  _ Assembly Vacant; 20,000 Word Report Rendered   VIOLATED CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE STATE   Adverse Reports Are Made Bs Two Republicans And Tw« Democrats; > Favor Allow. in Solons Remain

SOLONS DECLARE SOCIALISTS UNFN FOR LEGISLATURE   Committee of New York Stale Assembly Makes Report Today.   ASK SEATS T0 BE DECLARED VACANT; PARTY AGAINST GOV   Report Urges New Law Barring Political Parties With Alien Members.

SOCIALISTS HELD TO AE DISLOYAL   AND SHOULD BE BARRED FROM NEW YORK LEGISLATURE   MAJORITY REPORT AS MADE   Minority Committee Report Admita The Defendants are Traitors but Cannet Be Gusted From Their Seats by Law.

THAT’ 1S VERDICT "6 -YORK ASSEMBLY. COM              : H i : $y TWO _ THOUSAND .- SOCTABISTS: ARRESTED DURING WARE         $7 The Assembly Committee ‘the Party. Is Composed  ‘Iwely Of “Perpetual.Traltp

ASSEMBLY ' COMMITTE  SQ REPOR’   SAYS SEATS OF SOCIALISTS IN  NEW YORK LEGISLATURE  SHOULD BE DECLARED VACANT  i   READY FOR PEACE   Russian Sovict Government Notifies Poland That They Will Con. sider Peace Terma

ASSEMBLY MAORI IN NEW YORK ASKS FIVE MEMBERS BE FIRED   Two Republicans File Report Against Proposal and Two Democrats Also   Lieut.-Col. Roosevelt Not to Vote in Favor of Puiting Out Socialists

COMMITTEEFINDS, AGAINST ABGHS AVY SATS      Declares In 20,000-Word Report That Their Seats Should Be Declared Vacant. :

FIVE SOCIALISTS ARE DISLOYAL REPORT STATES   Majority Would Unseat Sus: pended Members Of New York Assembly   EVANS DISSENTS AND FILES VIEWS   IMeclares That Legislature T Without Power To Try Party For Its Views

FIVE SOCIALISTS BARRED FROM NY, ASSEMBL'   Minority Report Asseris Senate Ha’ No Right te Deprive Them of J Their Seats

SOCALSTS BEING HELD. ~ AS TRATORS   Investigators of Legislators Rec-ommend Expulsion.   VOTE IS SET FOR THURSDAY   Charge of Unfitness Is Made Against Socialist Members of State Assembly—Would Bar All Aliens  ‘ From Political Parties.

DISLOYAL ANDN WORTHY OF SE                In the Assembly, Ma jority Report: Judiciary Comm ittee Says—-M Reports Would Seat Them:

UNFITNESS CHARGE AGAINST ASSEMBLY MEMBERS UPHELD   New York Logistative Repart Sars socinlists* Seats Should Be Vacated.      NOT OBEDIENT TO LAW   Neither     Te Men Under Fire Drsirens ot Welvare ot Country ar In Sympathy With Wy Government and tne stitutions. Committee  Concindes,

NEW YORK COM. SAYS SOCIALISTS ARE NOT LOYAI   Recommend That Their Seats  port Made to Assembly : : Today. :   Not Obedient to Constitution and Laws of the United States wewAnd State of :  ~ New York,

PROBE COMMITTEE URGES EXPULSION OF 5 SOCIALISTS   NEW YORK LEGISLATORS CONVICTED OF DISLOYALTY AND -- SHOULD BE EXPELLED,  ,. a) REPORT SAYS   FOUR OPINIONS FILED   Dissenting Opinions Admit that Soe elalist. Have Been Proven Disloyal but Contend that They Cannot be Kypelled on That Ground

SUSPENDED REDS FOUND DISLOYAL   Socialists of New York As sembly Under Charges Are Declared Unworthy.   LEGISLATION !S ASKED

THE SOCIALIST PARTY — IS PROVEN DISLOYAL IN NEW YORK STATI   Assemblymen Declared Unworthy of Their Seats Would Bar Party from Place on Ballot-— Declared Revolutionists. °

Ee ee  SOCIALISTS OF NEW YORK ARE HELD TRAITORS   Judiciary Committee’ Ma: jority Report Recommends Five Seats Be Vacated   SOCIALISTS IN ACCORD WITH RUSSIAN SOVIET:   REPORT SAYS PARTY PROVEN TO ADVOCATE FORCE AND VIOLENCE TO OVERTHROY, U. 8, GOVERNMENT,

ALBANY REDS ARE BRANDED AS DISLOYAI   Judiciary Committee Says Big Five Are Unworthy of Seats.

MAJORITY REPORT OF JeDicJARY COMMITTEE AGAINST THE FIVE MEMBERS   it Recommends that the Assembly Vote to Declare Vacant the Seats of the Five Members Suspended.

N.Y. SOCIALIST  ASSEMBLYMEN ARE HELD DSLOYA         PRONOUNCED UNWORTHY !  HEIR SEATS IN MAJORITY: REPORT OF COMMITTEE! i:  !   MINORITY REPORT URGES FIVE MEN BE. RESEATED   Majority Report Holds AL Charges 7 Made Against Them On 01 pHing . Day Have Keen Sustained):

FIVEN, Y, SOLONS HELD DISLOYAL   Charges of Unfitness Made Against Socialist Members of State Assembly.   MAY DECLARE SEATS VACANT   Judiciary Committee Submits 20,000. Word Report to the Legislature— Would Bar Aliens From Political Parties.

ALBANY SOCIALISTS DECLARED DISLOVA   Majority Report Says They Ar Unworthy To Sit In New York Assembly.

Socialist Assemblymen Declared Disloyal and Should be Unseate:   Ry Majority Report of the Judielar: Committee of the N. Y. Legisiature Minority Report Dissents

_egisilature Asked to Declare Seats of Members Vacant~ Minority Report Says While Five Men Have Been Proved Disloval Ousting Not Constitutional.

SOCIALISTS UNFIT FOR ASSEMBLY; [a MAJORITY REPORT   Their Seats Should Be-Declared Vacant, N.Y. Legislative: Committee Declares.   “THEY DON’T OBEY LAWS NOR WISH U. S. WELFARE”   Law te Keep Off Ballot Part That Admits Alien Members ‘Advocated in. Finding.

LEGISLATORS ARE HELD DISLOYAL   Five Suspended New York As semblymen Again Scored   COMMITTEE MAKERS REPORT:   Psays They Are Unworthy of Leg. islative Seats

DECLARES _. SOCIALISTS  7 DISLOYAL   Committee: Report Asks “That 5 New York Assem* blymen he Unseated.    UNWORTHY OF SEATS

WOULD BAR PARTY FROM BALLOTS AS RED SYMPATHIZER   INE OTIVIP AA LPs  Only 3 of 13 Fail Tc Find Disloyalty In Party Acts.

THAREES t APAINST COPHAL STS UPHELD BY COMMITTEES   The Seats in New York Assembly to Be Declared  Vacar:.

SUGALISTS UNTTT [S_ OPINION OF MAJORITY REPORT  SEATS ae ASSEMB. DXMEN stigtitd: -BE Is   PARTY IS..SCORED      Disobedience to State and U.S. Is Claimed by Comi ttoa

ON. Y. oUGIALIoTs HELD AS TRAITOR   Investigators of Legislators Recommend Expulsion.   VOTE IS SET FOR THURSDAY   Charge of Unfitness Is Made Against Socialist Members of State Assembly—Would Bar Ali Aliens From Political Parties.

PROPOSES BAN ON SOCIALIST PART)   New York Assembly Members Recommend Expulsion of Five for “Disloyalty.”

N.Y. SOCIALISTS DISLOYAL; WOULD VACATE PLACES   Lawmakers Unworthy of Seats, Majority Report Committee   Charges Virtually Sustained, It Is Declared— Oath a Sham

BOOST OUT SOCIALISTS ASKS REPORT   Albany Committee Urges  Expulsion of Five Assemblymen   ARE DECLARED UNFIT    Majority Statement Repeat: Old Charges of Dislovalty

REPORT CHARGES SOCIALISTS UNFIT TQ HOLD OFFICE   Acks That 5 New York Assemblymen be Unseated

EARLY OPRING & WRENCH IN HIGH COST MACHINERY   Farm Labor Shortage Off-set and Larger Acreage Has Been Assured.   Wind Damage to Wheat Minjemized and Pasture Condle : tions Are Excellent.

Federal Reserve Report Indicates Strengthening Confidence All Along the Line.

THREE IN FAMIL'      {LY KILLED NEAR MARON BY INPERURBAN   " “* Jessie Rree and Martha. Porter: of  : . ‘Tipton Are Vietims,

THREE IN FAMILY   IXSTANTLY KILLED NEAR MARJON BY ENTERURBAN   Jdessic KRinee aad Martha Porter of Lipton Are Vietims,

GERMANY MUST GIVE ALLIES ANSWER TODA\   Must Agree to Deliver 2,000,000 Tons of Coal Monthly er Allies Will Force Terms of Treaty.

COAL ULTIMATUM TO GERMANS   They Must Furnish 2,000,000 Tons Monthly to the Allies or Suffer the Consequences.

ALLIES DELIVER NEW ULTIMATUM, COAL DELIVERY   German Cabinet Has Until 10 A. M. Today to  Decide.

ALLIES otRVE. ULTIMATUM Uh THE GERMANS   Must Agree Today to Give 2,000,000 Tons of Coal Monthly to the Entente Nations.

OPA GONFERENGE AT TENSE POINT AGAIN   HITCH TAKES PLACE ON AMOUNT OF COAL DELIVERIES MADE BY GERMANY.   NEW ULTIMATUM 15 ISSUED   Ales Give Germany Until This Afternoon to Comply With Their Demands.

ANOTHER TENSE POINT REAGHED Th CPA NEGOTIATIONS   Allies Serve Ultimatum on Ger man Delegation to Conference.   SWIRIT OF CONCILIATION * PREVENTS BREAK SO FAR   Question of Coal Subject of Controversy During Eleven Hour Session——Must Agree to Deliver 2,000,000 Tons Monthly.

ALLIES DEMAND COAL OF GERMAN’   Foe Must Deliver Two Million Tons Monthly, Ultimatum Is“sued By Entente Declares

GERMANS GIVEN BUT SHORT TIME   Must Reach Agreement by Three O’clock Today  Fat ALICreTINA AF ARRAS      ON QUESTION OF COAL   Must Deliver Two Million Tons Monthly Otherwise Allies will Take Measures to Enforce Terms of Versailles Treaty — Reduce Requirements by 200.000 Tons

ALLIES DEMAND TWO MILLION TONS AF COAL MONTHL'   Ultimatum to Germans Caus es Another Tense Situa. tion at Soa Meet.

ALLIES SERVE ULTIMATUM TO FORCE DEMANDS   GERMANY MUST GEANT REQUES] FOR DELIVERY OF 2,000,000 TONS OF COAL   {By United Press)

WERMANY ORDERED 10 DELIVER GOAL TO ALLIED POWERS   Ultimatum Fixes Rate at Twe Million Tons Monthly — Threaten Occupation for Failure to Meet Demand.

Germans Claim That Such ‘Demand _ Will Lessen Production, la Ger- “many and Make Nation, Less, Able To Pav Debte. .   “MINERS MUST” HAVE’ FOO

MUST AGSEPT ALLIES? TERMS   Ultimatum Served tn German) By the Powers.   TIME LIMIT - EXPIRES” TODAY

OECOND DEMAND HANDED GERMANS WITHIN PAST WEEK   NEGOTIATIONS AT SPA HAVE REACHED ANOTHER TENSE POINT

Allies Demanding Coal Huns Hanging Bacl   TEUTS DECLARE TONNAGE ASKED TOO GREAT BUT ULTIMATUM ISSUES AND ENEMY MUST YIELD OR TERMS. OF TREATY OF VERSAILLES WILL BRING ENFORCEMENT—TO. SUBMIT THEIR REPLY TODAY.

FRENCH SEE A HOT ELECTION   PREMIER CLEMENCEAU IC HAVE OPPOSITION FOR PRESIDENCY,

HOWAT PREDICTS ~— TIE-UP OF MINES   WALKOUT OF PITTSBURG MINERS IN PROTEST OF FINES WILL GROW, HE SAYS.

HOWAT oAYS MORE MINERS TO STRIKE   SAYS THE Mb ‘N WILL QUIT WORK AS PROTEST TO FINES FOR HIVE DAY WEEK

CONSTANTINE OFF FOR GREECE   Five Battleships Move Off In Grea’ Secrecy With the Deposed King Aboard.

SECRECY GOVERS EX-KING'S START   Former King Constantine Sails for Greece Under Veil of  Complete Mystery.

Cannibals Pursue American Explorers In South America   Dr. Alexander Hamilton Rice Talls How Virtually Unknown Tribe Chased Party for 17 Days

SOUTH AMERICAN  EXPLORER TELLS NEW RACE FOUND NEAR RIO NEGRC   Race of Cannibals Neither Indian Nor Negro Roam _ Wilds of Territory Near  . the River Amazon   WILD MEN REFUSE ALL FRIENDLY OVERTURES   ARMED WITH BOWS SEVEN FRET LONG, FITTED WITIL ARROWS. AS TALL AS TALLEST MAN DENIZENS SHOW FIGHT

THE IRISH QUESTION IN TREATY   INJECTION OF IRISH QUESTION “MAY DELAY DATE OS RAT. FICATION OF TREGUTY      AMENDMENT RECOGNIZIN ¢ TRISH REPUBLIC ASKING TO GRANT INBEPENDESCE -

lrish Question Gets Into Treaty Debate   Senator Owen Introduces a Resolution Recownizing Irish Republic and Call en Enaland to (irant tt

WORKERS SEIZE FACTORIRS   italian Government Alive to SeriOusness of Siteation, Bat Still Optimistic.

NAB NIGHT HUNTERS    Crusade Against Using Lights Te Get Rabbits.

IMORS OF REVOLT ~— AROW IN BERLIN   Advices From Doorn Declare Hohen: zollern In High Hope of Successful Coup.

FEAR IMPENDING REVOLT IN BERLES   Son of Former Emperer Is Expeet To Head a New Uprising In Germany

FRESH REVOLT ~ S IMPENDING   Berlin Believes: Kaiser’s Sor 1s Preparing to Lead New Coup to Regain Power.   IWILHELM i$ -HOPEFUL

RUMORS OF ANEWREVOLTIN GERMANY GROWING IN BERLIN   Headquarters Reported at Potsdam, With Prince August William, Son of Ex-Kaiser in Charge; Commanders ‘ . Pledge Support to Constitution. ‘

SAY GERMAN PRINCE HEADS NEW OUTBREA   Berlin: Rumors ‘Are to Effect _that Former Emperor’s Son - to- Star. Revolution. ©   KAISER MUCH EXCITED

RUMORS OF IMPENDING REVOLT IN GERMANY, WITH POTSDAM LEADERS DIRECTING, COMING FROM BERLIN

REVOLT IN BERLIN {SNOW EXPECTED   Prince of Hohenzollerns is Said to be Leader of Militaristic Faction and Some Action is Soon Expected, According to Berlin Reports.

PRINCE APGUST FEELING FINE  Hius A Notion. He Contd ‘Rule the Germau Empire,

NON-PARTTOAN DEFEAT EVIDENT IN NG. DAKOTE   Results of Republican Pri mary Indicate Leaguers Are Re-elected

NON-PARTISANS . TRAIL IN VOTE   NORTH DAKOTA TA BALLOTING SHOWS FRAZIER FAR: BE- HINO ON EARLY RETURNS .

ep on Otte 2: ..,.hi atin uss teem ced RSERMANS WILL DEMAND EVACUATION BY FRENCH

FIRST SERIOUS — TROUBLE OSCURS IN STRIKE ZONE   State Police Charge Mok Attempting to Keer Strikers from Going Back to Work —- Riot Cloude Gathering :   DEVELOPMENTS   SEVEN DAYS’ RESULTS IN AN'TIRACTPE STRIKE

TROUBLE BREAKS OUT AMONG COAL MINERS IN EAS   ‘Strikers Try to Prevent Other Miners from Returning to Work —Charged by Troops.

RS iT  HIOTS IN COAL HELD ENDED BY POLIGEMEN   Squad Of State Troopers Charge Rioters Near Wilkesbarre.   MOB IS DISPERSED   More Trouble Brewing In Other Districts [ft is Believed.

TROORS CHARGE UPON STRIKERS   Attack Made Upon Other An thracite Strikers Who . Scught to Return to Work.   UNIONS DIVIDED INTO FACTIONS   Insurgent Forces Being Weak ened and Some Additional  ES iF ee: TE gnu

Eugene Schifer, Vice Chancellor of President Ebert, Took Over the Government at Six O'clock  Wednesday.

VON KAPP REGIME IN GERMANY ENDED   Revolutionary Dictatorship Collapses With Resignations of the Leaders.   RAILWAY STRIKE CALLED OFF   Ebert Government Orders Arrest of Dr. Kapp, Von Luttwitz and Others.

KAPP RESIGNS AS DICTATOR   Revolutionary Leaders Will / Be: Arrested

‘VON KAPP. RULE ENDS WHEN HE AND "W6 CHEE CABINET OFFICER TENDER PESICMATIONS TO) POWERS

RAPP REVOLUTIONARY DICTATORSHIP ENDEL   FLAG OF EBERT GOVERNMENT I: AGAIN. HOISTED OVER THE BUILDINGS.

Railway Workers Have Ended Their Strike--Communist Demand Power for Themselves

GERMAN UPRISING — DECLARED ENDCD, STRIKE GALLFT (FF   Ebert Government, Restored tc Position, Orders Arrest of the Revolutionary Leaders.   MAINTAIN ORDER IN BERLIN!    Military Reinforcements Arrive. Allies Want Kaiser Removed From Europe.

GRABBET AND RUSTEM BEY, BOTH ARABS, LED THE FIELD AT MILFORD   W. R, Brown of Berlin, N. H., Owner of Horses Leading in Endurance Test When Noon Rest Was Taken

ROBBERIES COMMON   CHIME WAVE ON THE INCREASE ‘é > IN INDIANA.      State Museum Robbed a Bold Holdups in Indianapolis,

ROBBERIES COMMON   CRIME WAVE ON THE INCREASE JN INDIANA.   state Musetm Robbed and Two Othe  bold Holdups in Indianapolis,

SUBSCRIPTIONS EXCEED QUOTA   Methodist Donations More Thane a Million Abowe Goal.

ALL RECORDS  FOR INFLUENZA DEATHS BROKEN IN CrIGAGO  Reports Show 122 Died in the Past 24 Hours.

MAY MEDIATE POLAND DISPUTE   Hinted at Washington U. S. Wil Be Asked to Stop Quarrel,   LONG DISPATCH IS RECEIVED   Lithuania and Poland Are Practically at War, Each Accusing the Other of Invasion—Poles Set Forth Their Side.

POLAND MAY Aak U. 5. 10 MEDIATE   America Likely to Settle Quarrel! With Lithuania.   ARE PRACTICALLY AT WAR   Long Dispatch Received at Washing. ton From Warsaw in Which Po land’s Side of the Case Is Set Forth.

BETTING 9T05 AGAINST MACK   And 3 to 2 Against Wilsen With Odd: of 3tol Agalust Nomination Cox .

AD Wok FARMERS TO DEMAND PROFIT OR REDUCE SROPS   “Sacred Duty Is to Himself ant Family,” Declares Head of Farmers’ Organization.

HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY ARE FIRST   President of Iowa Corn -Belt Producers’ Ass’n Gives Farmers Advice.

COX RETURNS TO —. COLUMBUS OFFICE   Conference. With Running Mate Scheduled for Today. *

GOV. COX SNOW IN NEBRASKA          WiLL st K AT LINCOLN, HOME OF WS. RRYAN AND 5 ALSO IN OM4HE             ALOON LEAGUE IS MERE CHATTLE  ar Wee HEADQUARTERS

AYO WACELER ofle Lt OCW. HARUING DEOPIE FAGT THAT HE 1S WEI   Says That Republican Is Brewer and Owns Shares in Marion Beer Concern---Democrat Invades Bryan’s Home Grounds for Stumping.

GOX MAKES ATTACK ON COUNSEL: FOR DRY: LEAGUI   Democratic Candidate Show: Colors by Venomous Attack on Wayne B. Wheeler.   IS IN NEBRASKA TODAY

Governor Cox So Characterizes General Counsel of Anti-Saloon League.   HARDING OWNS STOCK IN MARION BREWERY   Democratic Nominee Cites Unfair Questions on Wet and Dry Issue,

COX RAPS ANTI~ SALOON LEAGUER   Democratic Candidate Says Counsel For Organization is Aide to the Republican Party.

COX SAYS HEAD OF IMI SOLON LEAGUE 156-0. P CRATE   Scheduled to Make 9 Speeches In Nebraska, the Home State-of Bryan.

LATEAT ATTAGK MAN OF ORY FORGES   Cox Denounces the Attitude of Anti-Saloon League Leader

ANTI-SALOON MAN ATTACKED BY CO)   Democrat Says Wheeler I “Mere Chattel of Republican Party.”

COX TOURING BRYAN’S STATI   Bitter in Denameing Atfs. Wheeler Counsel tor the Aatl-Saloon League,

COX ENTERS ARYANS STATE   INVADES NEBRASKA TODAY EX.  PECTING PO DELIVER NINE  SPEEC  HES THERE   WHEELER (S DENOUNCED   Anti-Saloon League Ritterly Denounced by Cox for His Support of Senator Harding for the Presidency  Counsel for the

WILSON MAY GET NOBLE PEACE PRIZE   Swedish Newspapers Declare Presi dent Will Probably Receive Monor,

E “OEEEAT FOR ~~ POLISH ARMY   TOWN HELD By ENEMY.   DISPUTE HAS ARISEN ON INTERPRETATION OF PEACE TREATY.

LITHUANIANS — ATTACK POLES   Poles Declare Action to Be Unexplainable

acINY BATTLE ~ADEFEAT FOR ~—POLGH ARMY   TOWN HELD BY ENEMY.   DISPUTE HAS ARISEN ON INTERPRETATION OF PEACE TREATY.

LITHUANIANS MADE AN “UNPROVOKED” ATTACK ON THE POLES IN SEINY REGION

POLES ATTACKED BY LITHUANIANS   Declare the Attack Was Unpro-. voked—Action Regarded as Inexplicable.

LITAWANIANG MAKE ATTACK ON POLES   WARSAW HEARS OF ORDERS “FOR THE OCCUPANCY OF AUGUSTOWO.

TITHUANIANS ATTACK POLES   Negotiations Regarding Future Relstions of Two Counties Are Hrokenu Of.

Sonflicting Reports From Northern Front Tell of Serious Trouble In Connection With Deliberations Over Question of Boundary; Polish Mission Leaves  7   GENERAL WRANGEL IS GAINING

LITRUANIANS MAKE ATTACK ON POLES   Action Called Inexplicable — Frontier Not Yet Reached.   NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF.   Sontentions of Both Sides Differ—Supreme Council Informed that New Line of Demarkation is Proposed——Polish Mission at Kovno Has Been Asked to Leave.

WARDLE MADE PRESIDENT   ‘State Board of Agricufiure Selects a  Denaglias County Man as .  ; Jeu tional.

WARDLE MADE PRESIDENT      State Board of Agricufiure Selects u Douglas Conn (y Man an  ere: “peut:

MILITARY SEARCHES FOR ARMS   Belfast Police Conduct Howse t Hoose Inveatigation.

ANTISOCIALIST CASE ENDING   Evidence Remains as to New York “Assemblyman’s Chicago Speech,

TRIAL OF NEW YORK SOCIALISTS PUT OVER UNTIL NEXT TUESDA’   Case of Prosecution Nears End; Defense to Complete Evi‘ dence Within a Week

HARDING GETS 184,632  The Total Vote in State of Kansas for President is 569,015. ~

———r —————————EE———xeoO  HARDING GETS 184.632  The Total Vote in te in State of Kansas for President is 569,015.

PUTS PALMER  IN BAD CLASS   NEW SCANDAL REARED aAaFreor. ING ATTORNEY CHNERAL.   CHICAGO MAN MAKES CHARGES   ALLEGES CRININAIS LOGSED TO AID UN PoOLrrics.   Stery Teld Semate Committee of Rakeeff in Pest-war Cistme-— New Light O28 Repoabitean Campaigu Fuends.

PROBE CAMPAIGK OF PALMER BEFORE CLOSING HEARING   Plans of Senate Investigating Committee Announced by Chairman Kenyon.   SERIOUS CHARGES MADE BY A CHICAGO ATTORNEY   Inquiry Into Organization and Expenditures of Backers of General Wood Re.sumed——-Loeb, Babler and Morse Among Witnesses.

Subpena Two St Louis Men   Evidence in 52 Printed Pages   Committee Still on Lowden Funds   Loeb Testifies on  Wood Million

CHARGES ARE MADE BY AN ATTORNEY   senate Committee toProbe Palmer’ § Campaign

SENATE BODY ~ PLANS TO QUIZ ATTY. GENERA   Pre-Convention Expenses, Granting of Pardons to Alleged Criminals to be Bared   52 PAGES OF CHARGES   SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADE AGAINST ATTORNEY GENERAL BY CHICAGO LAWYER

WITNESSES SUMMONED   Palmer Gampaign to Be Probed By Senate Committee,   GHARGES MADE BY ATTORNEY

IO PROBE PALMER'S CAMPAIGN,   Command Pian Inquiry Ute Derive for Attorney General:

PRE-CONVENTION CAMPAIGN FUNG OF PALMER WILL  BE DELVED INTE      Senate Committee Will Make An Investigation of Attorney General's Expenses, Kenyon Announces,   DEPARTMENT RECORD ALSO DUE FOR PROBE   Pardons Granted to Alleged Criminals Who Might Help Politically: Prosecutions

SUIT ENTERED ‘TO BLOCK THE VOLSTEAD ACT   18th Amendment Also Is Unconstitutional, Says _ Conaplaint.

NEW JERSEY SEEKS TO DECLARE DRY AT NULL. VOID   Starts Suit to Have It Declared Unconstitutional By the Supreme Court.   WAS IMPROPERLY DRAWN   Besides Congress Can ‘lot Regu late Habits and Morals of the People.

WET MOVE BEATEN BY BIG MARGIN   Proposal to Knock Out Enforcement Act and Another to Kill Appropriation to Run Down Violators Defeated.

NEW JERSEY FILES SUIT TO DETERMINE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF LAW   Asserted Congress Has No Right To Regulate the Morals and Habits of American People.

ANNU LORY LAN  JERSEY PLE   Supreme Court is Asked to Declare 18th Amendrhent Unconstitutional. —   SAYS NOT DRAWN RIGHT   Gave Cavt, Rertricted.

N. J. ATTACKS  PROIIBITION + ~~ AMENDMENT   Attorney General MeCran Files Petition in United States Supreme Court.   "IS VIOLATION QF fiGHis'   Sulit Socks to Have Ory Amendment Declared Unconstitutional and to Prevent Enforcement of Volstead Act.

AOHIBITION ACT FOUGHT BY N. J.   State’s Petition Is Filed in U. S Supreme Court.   SAYS RIGHTS ARE VIOLATED   Attorney General of State Seeks to Have Dry Amendment Declared Unconstitutional—Strikes at the Volstead Law.

LARGE VOTE AGAINST THE NPV REPEAT,   Measure is ‘Offered by Representative Egan of . New Jersey   CILLETT IN. RULING    Also Defeat’ Plan to Head. Off - $4,500,000'for Enforcement Fi

INSIST DRY LAW I$ NOT LEGAL   New Jersey Files Suit Asking Prohibition Amendment be Declared Illegal.   WAS IMPROPERLY DRAWN   Legislatures of Twenty One States Have Not Ratified it. Congress Has No Power to Regulate Morals,

DRY LAW AAGN'T 2} LEBIGLATURES: O.K., PLEAOFN. J   Amendment Not Constitutional Matter and Was !mproperly Passed, !s Contention.   VIOLATION OF SOVEREIGN STATE RIGHTS‘ALLEGED   Destruction of Taxable Value ot Property, Independent Government Asserted.

NEW JERSEY FILES QUIT AGAINST THE DRY AMENDMENT   Bill Says Measure Improperly Drawn and Lacks Ratification by 21 States.   Contention Made Act Is Leg. islative and Not Constititional Matter.

FILES SUIT TO DECLARE PROHIBITION    AMENDMENT UNCONSTITUTIONAL 

Claim Set Up Amendment and Volstead Law Are Uncon stitutional in That They Deprive People of Rights.

BIG FIGHT ON TO DEFEAT PROHIBITION   New Jersey Claims Action Thus Fa Taken Unconstitutional

MEMBERS BEAT MOVE TO KILL DRY MEASURE   Amendment Repealing Enfércement Act Defeated by Vote of 254 te 36,

N.JERSEY WANTS UL S. PRO LAWS TO BE SET ASIDE   Suit to Have Amendment Declared Unconstiiutiona! Is Filed in Supreme Court

FHT FOR BOOZE      Attorney. General Starts. Suit a Seeking. -to- Have- “Constitutional “Prohibition - Amend:  - ment Declared “nut ang Void.

Upholds - Prohibition ‘Enforce: ment Act. ‘with Overw elm-. : "ane Majority Vete 2

state Today Filed Bill in U. S. Supreme Court Seeking Tc Have Prohibition Amendment Declared Unconstitutional and Prevent Enforcement of Volstead Act—Indications Are  That New Jersey Will Fight To Bitter End.

NEW JERSEY JOINS. ~ IN FIGHT AGAINST - DRY AMENDMEN'   Improperly Drawn is First Contention in Action Before -Supreme COnrt.   NOT PROPERLY. RATIFIED

NEW JERSEY ATTACK ON DRY BILL FILED IN SUPREME COUR]   Charges Federal Act Violates Sovereignty of Free People.

EFFORT OF NEW JERSEY MAN IS LOST 253 TO 86   Would Have Eliminat. ed $4,500,000 to Enforce the Act.

NEW JERSEY BEGINS — - ATS FIGHT IN COUR   Suit Filed Today. to Declare Eighteenth Amendment Tneonstiintional   ATTACK: VOLSTEAD- ACT

NEW JERSEY 10 FRONT AGA      SUPP FILED BY NEW duRsey PY PHE SUPREME Cie   TQ TEST PROMIBITIO# LAW      Parpose to Test (ie Conetity tr 4 the Nation-Wids Prchibidon

HCE CALI Ut  UT NCA ntFUSE BI HUME TODA  Overwhelming Maio   Overwhelming Majority. Is Shown tn Vote on Proposal   NEW JERSEY PILES ITS SUIT TODAY   Claims That 18th Amend ment Was Improperly Diawn Up

NEW JERSEY -' TAKES CASE 10 SUP. COURT   STATE WILL SEEK TO HAVE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT DECLARED UNCONSTITU.   TIONAL :   SEVERE STORMS   Worst Storm of Winter Sweeping From Rocky Mountains Over the Central States

JERSEY ATTACKS PROHIBITION LAW   Attorney General McCran Files Petition in United States Supreme Court.   4§ VIOLATION OF RIGHTS’   Suit Seeks to Have Ory Amendment Declared Unconstitutional and to Prevent Enfercement of Volstead Act.

2 ACTION’ © AGH COURT. 10 ANNUL LAW   Declares Amendment Was Im properly Drawn and Twenty One States Have Noi Ratified Measure   CENTRALIZES AUTHORITY WITHOUT PEOPLES VOTE   Attacks Volstead Act As De-: structive To State’s Free  and Independent Right Of  Gove rnment

. os Acti ion ‘On Dry ‘Lau   ‘Effort to Prevent. Authorities from ' Enforcing   Volstead: Act, State Gives Reasons Why Prohibition Amendment Should Be *  «~~. Declared Null and Void.

Files Complaint In Supreme’ Court Asking Dry Law  Be Annulled  DECLARES MEASURE IS NOT REGUL sie  Three enue Are Pointed Out Alleging Amendment Is Not Legal

PROHIBITION ~ SUIT FILED   New Jersey Continues tc Take Action Against Volstead Act

DRY LAW AGAINST RIGHTS OF STATE SAYS NEW JERSEY   State Contends Measure is Unconstitutional In Many Ways.

ATTACKS DRY LAW AS DESTRUCTIVE OF TAX REVENUES   New Jersey Attorney Gener al Says It Violates State’s Rights.   DESTROYS TAXABLE VALUE — OF PROPERTY IN STATE   Calis Law One Which At tempts to Regulate People’s Morrows.

NJ. ATTEMPTS 10 HAVE PROHIBITION LAW DECLARED VOlD   REPRESENTATIVE. SEEKS TO ELIMINATE EN_” PORCEMENT FUND.   Claims Federal Action Was Unconstitutional and “DicYor deetea] 29

HEE 'S REPEAL   Prohibition feuforcement Upheli by Vote of 251 te St.

Constitutionality is Attacked in United States Supreme Court Action: Setting Forth That Powers Are Exceeded   Volstead Act is Also. Held to  Be Megal Because It Depreciates and Destroys Values and Invades State Rights

BILL OF COMPL ARNT   Filed by New Jersey Against Prehibition Amendment

SUIT TO CANCEL DRY LAW FILED BY NEW JERSEY      22 States Have Not Rat. ified Amendment,  JteSayvs

THE. ‘AMENDMENT [ iB ASSAILED   NEW JERSEY. BRINGS SUIT TO ; ANNCL PROHIBITION.   THE COURT YE LAST. RESORT "WILL PASS ON QUESTIOY.   Claim Iy Made, That ‘the Amend. ment Was Not Properly. Ratified and #5 Not Constitational..

N. J. ATTORNEY STARTS ~ AGHT ON AMENOMENT   Files Suit for State. in ‘Supreme  Court Claiming’ Act-Is-Un  ‘constitutional, = :      ATTACKS CONGRESS AND... ASKS FOR STAT Siaurs   LSays Congress Is Powerless : t Regulate. Morals and Habits . # of People. —         ACT IMPROPERLY PASSED   Bill Recites: Alleged. Injuries’ cruing to Staves as Result. : of Amendment.: .

HOUSE REFUS! TO REPEAL DRY ENFORCEMENT ACT   Motion Is Voted Down By Vote of 254 to 86.   ALSO DEFEATS MOVE TO STOP ENFORCEMENT Fut   New Jersey Democrat Seeks To Anull Measure to Fight Booze.

ATTACK ON. VALIDITY DRY. LAW FILED.   State of New Jersey Attacks  Prohibition Amendment on: Constitutional Grounds. Say Improperly Framed.   DENY CONGRESS’ POWER   Petition Sets Forth That Congress Has No Power to Regulate Habits and Morals of  The People. 7

State’s Attorney F iles Suit Against the Act with Supreme Court.   ALSO COMPLAINS OF VOLSTEAD ACT

NEW JERSEY  FILED BILL OF COMPLAINT SUPREME COURT   Asking Prohibition Amendment and  Volstead Act Be Declared Void   Claims No Power In Congress to Regulate Conduct and Morals   And Not Properly Passed by Congress and 21 States Haven't Ratified It ag Provided by Their Consti*nutions.

SPTEME COURT (5 (SKEO TO QECLARE ney  AW ILLEGHI   Seate Contends That Federal Amendment Was Drawn In Improper Manner   RIGHTS OF PEOPLE VIOLATED IS CHARGE      New Jersey Says U 5. Has ne Right.to Regulate Habits and Morals

Suit Declares Prohibition Amendment Will Nullify State Rights,   REGULATES MORALS    Petition Says Congress Cannot Dictate Habits of People.

WET MOVE DEFEATED   HOUSE KEEPS U. S. DRY LAW IN FORCE.   Votes Down Amendment Repealing En forcement Act 254 to 36—Important Ruling Made.

HOUSE STANDS BY DRY BILL   Vote Was By Overwhelm ing Majority.   INEW. JERSEY TEST 1S FILED   Suit in the United States Suprem Court. to Test Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment.

QUIT FILED 1 ANNUL ORY LAW AND RAISE LID   Amendment Declared Not Properly Ratified and Beyond Powers of Congress.

JERSEY  ATI AUKS NPY  AW   Suit in Supreme Court Insists Prohibition Amendment Is U iconstitutional.  VARIOUS CLAIMS MADE     Petition Declares Twenty-One States Have Fail:d to Properly Ratify.

SUIT FILED BY NEW JERSEY 10 KILL DRY LAW   Action Started in U. §S. Su. preme Court to Declare It Unconstitutional.   VOLSTEAD LAW IS DECLARED INVALID   House Today By Big Majorit: Refuses to Repeal the Prohibition Act.

LU RUMOR SET FLYING   Survey Places Number of Connersville Cases at About Twenty-five   CASES DECREASE.

INFLUENZA DEATH: LIST IN CHICAGO MOUNTS HIGHER   New Cases Cf Fh And Pneumonia Show Slight Decrease.

SHOW DECLINE   Chicago Health Chief Warns That All Who  are Not Immune May  Be Affected.   INDUSTRY IS HIT

FLU WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ALL ARE HIT EXCEPT THE IMMUNE   Death Rate in Chicago Becomes Larger as Cases Diminish.

LONE BANDIT FAILS IN ATTEMPT ON N. Y. BANK   Demands Teller ta Hand Over $5, 000, But Employes Reply with Pistols—tIs Captured.

MANHATTAN BANK SCENE. OF ATTEMPTED ROBBER   one Bandit Makes Effort Ts ta $5, 000 From Institution Whict “Jimmy” Hope Robbed.

ATTEMPT 10 R08 NEW YORK BANK PROVES FAILURE   LONE BANDIT UNSUCCESS. FUL IN EFFORT TO GET MONEY AND IS CAPTUREL BY THE EMPLOYES.

ROBBER WHO FAILED   Bandit Captured as He Tries to Hold Up Bank.

LONE BANDIT HELD UP BY BANK FORCE   Tried to Rob the Manhattan Savings in New York   Fired at Teller, Demanding $5000 —Answered With a Volley

aaa OEE  Dh, Joy! British King Now is Creasing His Trousers Like His Father—On Side

EXPECT TREATY RESULTS SOON   COMING WEER MAY RESULT 8 SENATORIAL AGREEMENT TO DISAGREE.   LODGE MAY STRIKE WALL

FINAL TRE CONFERENCE Oh   Bi-Partisan Conference Nov Under Way Expected to Determine Fate of Document.   ARTICLE. TEN IS IN WA)

CLIMAX ON TREATY COMPROMISE TODAY   P PARTY CHIEFS MEET   BLPARTISAN CONFERENCE (IN LODGE’S OFFICE, THIS AFTER«‘4 NOON, EXPECTED To BHOW * RESULT OF COMPROMISE EFFORT

PARTY LEADERS STAND FIRM   Supporters of Both Sides Say Failure Would Be Discouraging   BRYAN URGES ACTION

Agree to Disagree on Treaty Compromis«   Expected that Efforts to Compromise Treaty Reservations Will Re paw,  ae oe <a Fer

WILL ANOW RESULT Ur PEACE EFFORTS BEFORE WEEK-END   Failure Of Present Attempt Would Be Exceedingly Discouraging It Is Said   LODGE REMAINS FIRM   Wants Democrats To Yield Or Article Ten And Other Major Questions

Fate Of Treaty To Be Revealed By End Of Week   ‘Conferences Tetween Republican and Democratic Senatorial Leaders Expected to Show Whether Compromise Can Be Reached.

PRESENT WEEA HAY  BRING DECISION   Results of Bi-Partisan Treaty Conferences Now in Progress to Be Known Soon.   DEMOCRATS MAY STAND PAT      Failure of Agreements Would Also Show Determination to the Lodge Group.

DEMOCRATS ARE STANDING PA’    MUCH IS SAID TO DEPEND 0% \ BI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE  NOW GOING ON

PRESENT WEEK WILL TELL TREATY’S FATE   Searimene, Peeviienn Thar Pr     PRET Negotiatims WIN) Pesuly in an     Unb to Disagree

FAIR AND SLIGHTLY  COOLER’ TOMORROW   TEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO I LANDER, WYOMING YESTERDAY.

TEMPERATURES RISING IN THE NORTHWES!      INCREASING CLOUDINESS WITH PROBABLY RAIN OR SNOW

SENATOR HARDING'S “PUBLIC RECORD 15 BITTERLY ATTACKED   HIS PUBLIC LIFE HAS BEEN IN BOND. Oe ae BIG pues TERESTS.   IS NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY   if Republican Party Had Wanted Hon. st League O ent,  Johnson, and Not Hard Would Haye. Been Nontnat ed_

‘Aecuses. Har ding of Promising Cabinet: Positions:. To Workers —

ASSAILS RIVAL’S PUBLIC RECORD   Cox Arraigns Harding in Ficty Address at Akroa.   REPLIES TO SENATUH'S Si CECH

HARDING 15 ASKED WUESTIONS ABOUT CAMPAIGN PLEDGES   Gov. Cox Wants to Know Wha’ G. O. P. Nominee Told Senate Oligarchy in Hotel Room in Chicago.

COX FLAYS HARDING ON RIVAL’S RECORD   BITTER ARRAIGNMENT MADE IN SPEECH AT AKRON.   Charges Nomination at Ohicaze Was  a Censpiracy and Pre-Electics   Pledges Given by RepubMean Nominee.

GOXMAKES BITTER ARRAIGNMENT OF POLITICAL’ RIVALS   Declares Harding Has Been it Bondage for Years to Big interests.   CALLS HIM REACTIONARY

Last Minute Queries Are .Made ‘Public During Speech at Akron. .-

 Declares Harding Is in . Bondage  to Big  H Riusinescs      Claims Nominee Evades League and Other  poe se

b0.P. VICTORY WOULD MEAN AULE OF LAND BY BEACTIONAR         COX SAYS HARDING ALWAYS A BOND SLAVE TO “INTERESTS” . ...4   NEVER A PROGRESSIVE, ALWAYS OPPOSED TO ALE STEPS TO IMPROVE CONDITION OF MASSES. HOT SPEECH OF CAMPAIGN BY COX. ’

GOVERNOR FLAYS.... PUBLIG RECORD. OF HIS OPPONENT   Declares Statement Would Be “Joke” If Not “Tragedy.”

Criticizes Senator Harding’ .. Public Record and_Labels_  Him, “Reactionary”

{0 P. VICTORY WOULD MEAN © FILE OF LAND BY REAGTIONARIES   COX SAYS HARDING ALWAYS A BOND. SLAVE TO “INTERESTS” — . 4   VEVER A PROGRESSIVE, ALWAYS OPPOSEN TO ALD STEPS TO IMPROVE CONDITION OF MASSES. HOT SPRECH OF CAMPAIGN BY COX, 4

COX DENOUNCES HARDING RECORD   G. 0. P. Nominee Is Characterized as Reactionary and Evasive   OWNED BY BIG BUSINESS   List of “Plain Questions’ Is Submitted Opponent By Governor

HARDING'S PUBLIC. RECORD (5 FLAYED AY GOVERNOR COX   ‘Says Republican Nominee Has  Turned Back on Every Proposal for Progress.   AKRON SPEECH SPECIAL THEME OPPONENT'S FIRE   Declares if League Opponents Had Desired an Honest and Straight-out Champion The} Would Have Chosen Senato1 Johnson, of California.

GOVERNOR FLAYS PUBLIC RECORD OF RIVAL: HAS BEEN IN BONDAGE TO “BIG BUSINESS,” IS CHARGE   Asserts Senator’s Nomination Was Brought About By a Conspiracy of the Senatorial Oligarchy; Has Turned His Back on Every Proposal for Progress, Says; Isa Reactionary

SEN. HARDINGS PUBLIC RECORD FLAYED BY COX   Is Characterized By Opponént: As Reactionary ‘and. Evasive .On League Of Nations and Other Issues Of Campaign.   ASKS NUMEROUS © QUESTIONS

HARDING 3 PUBLIC RECORD ATTACKEL   COX DECLARES G. 0, P. NOMINEE HAS ALWAYS BEEN ~ BOUND TO INLERESTS.

GOV. COX ARRAIGNS PUBLIC RECORD OF SENATOR HARDING   Speech Of Adversary In Akron ls Special Theme Of Democratic Nominee.   SAYS HARDING’S RECORD DISPROVES UTTERANCES   Candidate Receives Knthusiastic Welcome In Akron Despite Inelement Weather,

CARRANZA PLANS SWIFT CAMPAIGK AGAINST SONORA   Only Three States Opposing Federal Administration Following Revolt   OBREGON PUZZLE TO MANY   Loyal Troops Fast Etiminating Dangers in Central Part of Country

STEEL RING AROUND  REBELS OF MEXICO   GOVERNMENT LAYING PLANS To ENCIRCLE THEM,   Situation From a Carranza Stand. point Not as Bad as Pictered— Presidential Canvess fer the Time in Backgruas 4.

varranza Government Confident of Victory   SONORA MOVEMENT IS NOT REGARDED IN CAPITAL AS FORMIDABLE—OBREGON HAS FLED—RING OF STEEL IS TO BE DRAWN ABOUT SONORA AND AN EARLY VICTORY OVER REBELS IS NOW PREDICTED.

SONORA OUTBREAK IS MERELY LOCAL   Republic As a Whole Seems To Be Supporting the Present Government   CRUSH OTHER OUTBREAKS   Carranza’z Forces Are Using All Methods Possible To Restore Quiet and Order

MEXICO WAGES FIGHT ON REVOLUTION CHIEF:   Draws Steel Ring About RebelHous Sonora, Meanwhile Crushing Other Outburats

MEXICO WILL Uot AN IRDA HAND 10 Pul DOWN REVOLT   Carranza Is Preparing to Encircle the Rebellious State With a Steel Ring  tg Crich Ravoliutinn.   SPORADIC OUTBREAKS WILL BE DEALT WITH   Aside From Sonora, Only Two State Executives Have Repudiated Present Administration. Is Claim.

VERNMENT TO ENCIRGLE SONGRA   ALL OTHER UPRISINGS DECLARED FUTILE AND REST OF STATES LOYAL.   Politics Driven Into Background, but _No Postponement Will Be Made of Elections.

MEXICO MOVING: . _ TQ GRUSH REVOL   To-Enolrole-Aehellious-Sonora With @ Steel Ring. ©

AEXICD MOVING TO CRUSH REVOLT      To entircle Retelilous Sonora With a Steel Ring,

NOW IMMINENT REBELLION T0 oF CONQUERED   Indications Are Central Government Proposes to Control Revolutionary State of Sonora—Crush Outbreaks.  Seenienindacemementiesinemeniimmntie)   Besides Sonora Only Two Other State Heads Have Repudiated Present Ad ministration—Obregon Missing.

MEXIGANS PREPARE TO CRUSH REVOLT   Sonora to Be Surrounded By Steel Ring.   ACTIVITIES ARE REVIEWED   Data Ccilected Seems to Indi. cate Republic as Whole is Solidiy Supporting Present Government — Whereabouts cf Generals Obregon and Will Tnknows)

VIRGINIA ANNAN AND “CLASSMATES PRAISED   Smith .College- Students Start! ‘Staid Town But Please Gover mor Coolidre.

CENTRALIA GIRL MAKES A HI]   WINS PRAISE FROM GOVERNOR COOLIDGE OF MASSACHUSSETS.,

/SUFFRAGISTS TURN TO TENN.   Woman's Party to Try to Induce the Governor to Call. Special Session.

SUFFRAGISTS SEEK SPECIAL SESSION   Tennessee. Now the Hope 6 the Waman’s Parly.

TENNESSEE IN LIMELIGHT   Suffragists Turn to Old Southern State for Vote Assistance.

GRADUATION PLANG   Heh St Hod, ANB hihi GEADE ENERGCISES TOGETHER.   Terstees Will Probably Adopt Conselidation Pian.

GRADUATION PLANS   nian sc HOOL AND  EIGUTH Gran S$ TOGETHER.      ‘Trustees WIH Prohakly Adopt) Con-

LLOYD GEORGE SAYS COMPLETE UNITY EXISTS   Misunderstandings Are Clearec _ Up by The San Remo Con:  ference.   Terms of Treaty Will be En forced He Insists

ALLIES AGREED, — PREMIER SAYS   Misunderstandings Between Them Cleared Up at San Remo Meeting

ALLIED MEET PLEASES ALL   Lloyd George Gives House of Commons Account of San Remo Parley.   AGREED GN ESSENTIAL POINTS   Great Difficulty in Disarmament, as, There ite -No One ins Germany Whe Seems Able to Enforce the Decree,

GIVES COMMONS ACCOUNT OF MEET   Allied Parley Pleases All, Lloyd George Declares.   ONLY DISSENSION OVER RUHR   Misunderstanding Arose Over Who Should Put Down the Disturbance, but the Differences of Opinion Were Amicably Settled.

DECLARES BRITAIN WON'T COUNTENANCE ANNEXATION POLICY   Lioyd George Tells Common: Conference Removed Misunderstanding Between Allies   NO DIFFERENCE OF OPINION ON ENFORCEMENT OF PACT   Merely Disagreed as to Who Should Put Down Ruhr Revolt

Si ‘uation at oun nemo Grave      Lloyd George ze Says Trouble With Recklesé Persoiis” ©  Woe Overenme.

OKY 13 ONGE CLEAR IN EURAPE   LLOYD GEORGE SAYS A SERIOU: CRISIS WAS BRIDGED OVER AT SAN REMO, -

Lloyd George Says Very Important Matters Were Adjusted.   SETTLED MANY DIFFERENCES

Trainer Employed by Slai: Sportsman to Be Question. ed—Woman’s Silk Chemise Found in His Home.

Government To  Spend Four Billior   Secrelary Houston Addresses Amertean Bankers’ Assoclation and Tells of Government

Government To  Spend Four Billior   Secretary Houston Addresses Ameri. can Rankers’ Association and Tells of Government Expenditurers ©

SEDITION BILL IS REPORTED,   Measure Intended to Reach Citizens ne Galt vac Aliana

TAXES TO BE CUT ONE-HALE   1921 Rat e Will Be 3.78 Mills. Compared with 6.82, the Cur. rent Rate.

MINNESOTA TAXES T0 BE CUT ONE-HALF      1921 Rat e Will Be 3.78 Mills Compared with 6.82, the Cur rent Rate.

SERVICE MEN TIME CHIRGE OF NEWSBRPER   Legionnaires of Butte and Anaconda Will Occupy Editorial Rooms and Handle All News of World Tonight.   SELL PAPERS FOR POSTS   Street Sales to Be Handled by Former Soldiers and the Proceeds Will Be Donated to the Post Treasuries.

YOUNG PRIEST ORDAINED   ‘Rev. Anthony Topper Celebrates  First Mass.

YOUNG PRIEST ORDA      [ Be ER SS ‘Rey. Anthony Topper Celebrates { First Mas

WOOD AIDS OFFER TO PAY HRLE FOR AE OUNT OF W. J   Johnson Forces Will Make NC Effort to Raise Cash for It, A. C. Joy Declares.   NO: DEMOCRATIC ASPIRANTS ON BALLOT IN HOOSIERDOM   Writing in Names Invalidates Entire Vote, ‘Commissioners of Election Rule.

N.RECOUNT PLAN DROPPEI      Johnson Campaign “Fune Too Small to Stand Needed Expense

GRAIN CARS   Santa Fe and Rock Istand to Get a Large Number at Chicage.

Soviet Army Victory Over Wrangel Likely to End Civil War in Russia

CIVIL WAR REAR END IN RUSSIA   Sen. Brusiloff Belittles Wrangle’s Victories and Says Poland Taken Everything She Will Fver Be Able to Take.   AN INTERVIEW

TOLD TO RETURN TO REASON   Warning Sent To Union Men In the Building Crafts.

LABOR LEADER WARNS WORKERS   President Chicago Building “Trades Department — Says “Resort to Reason” Necessary in Sftlement of Disputes or Open Shon is Sure.

GVATION GIVEN ~ BY-KANSAS GITY   ‘To Senator Harding During His Four Hours’ Stay in That Missouri Metropolis.   LEAGUE OF NATIONS  ATTACKED BY SENATUER!   He Calls it ‘*Most Dangerous Proposal Ever Made to the

HARDING TRIP NOW CAMPAIGN AGAINST LEAGUE   Senator Receives Great Ovation In Kansas City Friday Night. SPEAKS IN OKLAHOMA   Says League Most Danger ous Proposal Ever Made To America.

GARDING DIPS INTO KANSAS AND ONLAHOMA ON HIS TOUR   G. 0. P. Nominee Turning Try lato Campaign Against Wilson League.   GETS CORDIAL RECEPTION   Thousands Turned Away From Convention Hall in Kansas City.

PUTS OUT CATHEDRAL LIGHTS WHEN HE SEES BRIDE’S GOWN   New Orleans Priest Orders Her Home to Change Her Clothes Before He Performs Ceremony

WEDDING 15 POSTPONED WHILE BRIDE REDRESSES   OBLATE FATHER SHOCKED BY IMMODEST ATTIRE ORDERS LIGHTS OUT WHILE PROPER CLOTHING IS DONNED.

IMMODEST GOWN HALTS WEDDING   Priest Refuses to Marry Bride Not Properly Dressed

BRIDE'S DRESS CUT SHORT AND SO IS WEDDING   Priest Objects to “Shocking Ap parel” and Turns Out Lichts —

MADE THE BRIDE DRESS.   New Orleans Priest He'd Up Wedding Account Gown.

BRIDE’S DRESS TOO LIGHT   New Orleans Priest Stops Wedding and Orders the Lights Put Out.

CLOTHED THE BRloz      A Wedding: Was Halted When Priest Deciared Gown Immodest.

BRIDE'S ATTIRE * SHOCKS PRIEST; HALTS WEDDING   Sexton Ordered to Pat Oat Light White Sue Retires ta Dow More Soleahle Garment

PRIEST SHOCKED, WEDDING HALTED   Bride Dressed ‘in “Immodes Fashion,” So New Orleans Churchman Stops Ceremony

PRIEST ORDERS BRIDE. . TO DON MORE CLOTHING   Halts Ceremonies for New Orleans Couple. Lights Put Out.

OGANTY AT TRE HALTS WEDDING   Priest Had Sexton Put Out Lights So That Bride Might Retire and Properly Clothe Herself,

POLICE COURT FINES   Speeding and Jay Driving Charge es Yield Revenue to City —

TOO MANY CHILDREN CAN'T READ   itatistics Show Coantry Districts Neg:

GROWING UP IN ILLITERACY   Surprising Namber of American  Children Without Education,

all  ILLITERACY 16 NOTED AMONG MANY CHILDREN IN THIS BIG COUNTRY

HIGHER-UPS PREVENT CAPTURE OF WOMAN   CHELERERED CAREERS IN OKLA: HowA MENACED BY ARREST.   Veresecotor in Ardsere Declares Ue Will Prosecnie Anyoeue haown  to Be Atding Mrs. Uamon’s  ene BSE eG

FIGHTING LAW TO SCREEN VICE   Seeking to Prevent Capture of: Woman Alleged to Have  Slain Jake Hamon. .   CHECKERED CAREERS / MIGHT BE EXPOSED    Mysterious Trips Made by  Glose Friends of Murdered

Mrs, Hamon Stil Eludes Officers   Wealth and Power Secretly Fighting Law ato Prevent Her Capture.

WEALTH, POWER FART CAPTURE   Fear Arrest Of Mrs. Hamor Will Reveal Checkered Careers, Says Brown

INTIMATES OTHERS — AIDED CLARA SMITE   Prosecutor Says Wealthy and Powerful People Fear Her Arrest Wil Expose Their “Cheekored  Carcers,’* .

REPUBLICANS REACTIONARY. NOMINEE SAYS   Unfettered by Promises to Rings or Cliques, Gov . ernor Tells West Virginia Democrats—Flays Proposal by Harding.

REPUBLICAN RING NULE FIGHTING 18 GAIN PRESIDENCY   =XPRESSES BELIEF IN PRESIDENT HOLDING POWER OF CONSTITUTION

“JIMMIE” COX AT WEST VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION PREDICTS VICTORY   Democratic Presidential Candidate Says That the ~ Republicaas. Will Try.  to Buy Government

Republican members charged By Governor With Attempting to “Annex Presidency to Their Domination.”

Opponent’s Proposal Meany “Ring” Control of Executive, He Asseris. G.Q, P. Rules by Forees of Reaction “Unblushing and Undenied,” Says. Roosevelt's Reforms Temporary.

Former Chancellor Miller Asked to Form New Cabinet as Result Anti-Government Vote

FORMER GERMAN CHANCELLOR IS BUSY CHOOSING ANEW CABINET   Socialists Boast Complete Defeat of Government In Sunday Election   CONSERVATIVES HELP   Opposition to Cealition is to Centrol 228 Seats to Ebert’s 219 In Assembly

RESCUED FROM HIGH DEREICK   Unconscious Man Carried From 150Foot Maat.

RESCUES MAN: FROM TOP OF DEATH FRAME   Workman Caught and Sus: pended by Glove But Saved. By Heroic Foreman

FOREMAN RESCUED WORKMAN RANGING UNCONSCIOUS IN Alh   Accomplishes Feat In View Of Hundreds Of Persons.

ASK THE KING FIRST.   Spanish Dip!omats Must Have Noyal Permission to Marry.

PLANS POLAR TRIP   Amundsen Will Start on New Expat. fion From Noote.

ANDERSON STRIKES BAGK AT PALMER   Judge Says He Cam ‘Near Compounding a Felony

Attorney General’s Assistants Will Seek Coal Miner 4 Indictments.

MINERS’ CASES PUT OFF UNTIL JANUAR   LV. 8, Judge Anderson Declares Alty-Gen. Paimer Came Near to Compounding a Felony,

NEW INDICTMENTS LIKELY IN STRIKE   Postponement of Cases 0 Coal Operators at Indianapolis Changes Sit vation.

NEW INDICTMENTS MAY BE SOUGHT      SHANGES IN ~ QOVERNMENT’S PLANS IN COAL CASE)  MAY RESULT IN: THIS MOVE ~

MORE INDICTMENTS MAY BE THE RESULT   Governmeng Expected to Seek Further Evidence Since Coal Trial Was Postponed   PALMER’S POLICY IS CAUSE

JUDGE SCORES PALMER'S CONDUCT OF MINERS’ CASES   SAVS PALMER'S INSTRUICTIONS IN REGARD TO EVIDENCE WEEE STRASGELY SEAR TO COM. POUNDISG A FELONY

UUtbMLad lo BLAMED FOR SUGAR PRICES   Palmer Charges High Cos‘ Is Result of Failure to Pass Needed Laws   PRESIDENT WISHED TO PURCHASE CUBAN SUGAR   HAD CONGRESS ACTED, CROP COULD HAVE BEEN HAD At 64, CENTS PER POUND, PALMER DECHARES.

HIGH SUGKR PRICES PUT ON CONGRESS   Palmer Lays Present Situation To Failure To Provide For Purchase Of Cuban Crop.

RUSSIA HAS NOT REPLIED   Allies May Help Poland If Sovict Delae Continues.

NU ANSWER SADE BY BOLSHEVIK! TL ARMISTICE NOTE   Allies Assure Poland of Ample Arms in Case Russia Re fuses to Cease Fighting 01 Unduly Delay. Reply-

W. J. BRYAN GOES 10 SOUTH 10 REMAIN SOME TIME  Confident of Treaty Ratification With Racarwetinane   Confident of Treaty Ratification With  Rasearvations

W. J. BRYAN  GOES 10 SOUTH 10 REMAN SOME TIME  Confident of Treaty ’ Ratification Witl Reservations.

HIGH COST’S NEXT PROBLEM FOR PREMIERS’ COUNCIL; EUROPE’S FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC TROUBLES VEX

CONCENTRATE ENERGIES ON FINANCIAL MATTER:   Europe's Economic Problems tc Be Considered Next Week by Council of Premiers.

FIND FORTUNE IN MAIL SACK   Five Willian Deolinrs in Mills (on fisented in Rumanin.

PALES OCCUPY MINSK IN WOLATION OF ARMISTIG.   Dispatchers Say Polish Leaders Are Uniting Forces,

VE RMONT nou RROVG AGRON   cia: wig gt, te gle Peehibition and Suffrage Are Con-_ Vention: Tecnpu ‘

N, ¥, DEMOCRATS DEMAND REVISE VOLSTEAD ACT   And That The State Establish the Al coholic Percentage’ of Liquors Dispensed

N Y DEMS WANT DRY LAW CHANGED    Adopt Planks Demanding  Changes in Volstead En forcement Act.

MEXICO CITY 10 BE ABANDONED EL PASO HEARS   DESPITE MANIFESTO ISSUED YESTERDAY ANNOUNCING FIGHT TO THE FINISH   Carranza Declares It Impossible To Hold the Presidential Election Set For July Fourth

Message to El Pago Says the President Was Accompanied by His Ministers; Son-inLaw Sent Ahead Several Days Ago;  Report Heavy Troop Concentration   CITY DIFFICULT T0 DEFEND

UARRANZA GOES 10 NEW CAPITAL   Scheduled to Start for Vera Cruz Thursday   SAYS NEWS DISPATCH   May Have Had Special Trair but Report is Not Confirmed President Issues Defian' Manifesto “in Face of Men. ace of Rebellion—Would Fight to Finish

REPORT CARRANZA FLEES 10 COAST   MEXICAN PRESIDENT SAID TO PLAN LEAVING CAPITAL FOR VERA CRUZ   Revolutionists Refuse Cooperation With Bandit Chief—Suspend  Prilway Service.

Dispatch to Nogales States President’s Staff Due To Leave for Vera Cruz —   SEEKS TO COMPROMISE WITH SONORA LEADERS    Frequent Arrests Occur in  Capital Following Disclosures of Perfidity

CHARANZA FLEES MEXICAN CAPITAL NEWSPAPER SAYS   PRESIDENT IS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE F@R GULF PORT, REPORTS DECLARE,   VERA CRUZ DESTINATION   Message Says Ministers Depart With Executive—Son-in-Law Is Sent Ahead With Advance Guard.

WILL AID STRIKING MINERS   United Mine Workers Give Ful! Mora! and Financial Assistance to Men.

WILL - AID: STRIKING MINERS   United: Mine Workers Give Full.Moral and Financial, Assistance a to Men.

STATE FUEL COMMIESION WILL  AE CATES HANDLAD FUEL. ,   etal Fists May Be -Establishec

MUNICIPAL GOAL BING   PILATE PUR COMMISNION WILL) BAL) (3Tik- HANDLE PUEL.   ee pete Mey Be Satie

ee eS  Kilby Leaves For Border on Mexican Train   Six Governors, a Lieutenant Governor and Governor Elect On “Inauguratior Special.”

4s GOVERNOK AND GOVER: eeeLECT TO WITNESS IN = 4(GUBAL OF OBREGON   mS WN THE PARTY             party Consists of Six American ors and Lieutenant Cinve sino As Invited Guests Mexican Government,       iw

cnet nntienineentieenme ed  Wat, seit ae TE XAS COU NTE S VOTE MILLIONS POR ROADS  a + ¢ seem o

MANY REPUBLICANS “ ATTEND CONVENTION   Women to Take Promfnent Part in Coming Elections   HOLD THREE MEETINGS

REPUBLICAN LEADER MEET IN CONFERENCE Td PLAN CAMPAIGN!   MEN AND WOMEN EROM FOUR. TEEN CENTRAL STATES GATHER TO FORMULATE PLANS,

REPUBEICAN MEN ANO WOMEN MEET IN GHICAGE   Nearly a Thousand from Four teen Staten Arc: Holding a , Conference.:

G.O.P°SM MEET : IN CHICAGO   Nearly 1,000 Thepatlenn Men, nad ‘i Women Attend 2-Day, Can ‘ference,

G.0,P. OPENS BIG CHICAGO MEETIN(   ‘Women Play; Important Part "James J. McGraw Goes from _ Oklahoma to Gathering.

CHICAGO CETS FIRST “REPUBLICAN MEE      Others Will Be Held In Denver and San Francisco—Women To Take Part.

“AVOR U. S. REGULATION OF MEAT INDUSTRY   ’ Endorsement Comes in a Resolu tion Passed at Closing Sessions   Of American National Livestock Acecnmtatian _

BOTH GONGREDY HESUMES WORK   Session to Continue Until inaugu: ration of Senator Harding.   WILSON SENDS HIS MESSAGE   Right of Way Given to Appropriat:c, Bills in the Hope of Passing Al! of Them Before March 4.

CONGRESS IS _ BACK FOR A LONG GRIND   .ast Session of Sixty-Sixth te Continue Until Inauguration of Harding.   WILSON MESSAGE READ TODAY   Appropriation Bitig Given Right o' Way in Hope of Passing Al! by March and Having Decks Ciear for Other Legisiation.

GOTH CONGRESS “OPENS CLOSING. ~ SESSTON TODAY      Will Continue Until Nest March When New President. > Takes Office.   TODAY WAS PURELY FORMAL,    Appropriation, Bills To Get First Consideration—-Prepare ; For New Regime,

MAINE JOB PAGoAGE OF APPROPRIATION BILLS IN CONGRESS   Last Session Opens Today for Providing 1921 Revenues and Clearing Decks.

Appropriation Bills Come First in Last of the 66th Congress      PRESIDENT WILSON’S ANNUA MESSAGE TO BE RECEIVED TOMORROW.

CONGRESS IS  AT. WORK AGAIN   \ppropriation Bille Given Right of Way in Hope of Passing Ai! by March and Having Decks Cicar for Other Legisiation.

COUNTY FAIR IS IMPORTANT.   'No Livestock Breeder Can Afford to  Neglect Making an Exhibit at : His Local Show.

County Fair Important   Xo Livestock: Breeder’ Can Afford to + Neglect Meking An Exhibit at His Local Show

AMBASSADOR PUT — IN WILLING MOOD FOR PRESIDENCY   Democrats May Agreeon U. §. Envoy to Break Deadlock  at San Francieco   MARSHALL WILL NOT RUN

Davis Urged As Selection Of Democrats   American Ambassador to Great Brit ain Regarded as Likely Com. Candidate of Democratic National Canvention.

es DAVIS IS WILLING,   But Ambassador Yo England No Seeking the Nomination.

AMB. J.W. DAVIS WILL ACCEPT THE DEM. NOMINATION   While Not Exactly Seeking the Highest Gift of the Nation, At the Instance of His Friends He Will Not Refuse It.

ANASSADOR DAVIS SAYS HE 1S WILLIN(   \While Not Beeking Democratic Nomination for President,Hoe Will Not Refuse It.

DAV'S SAYS STORY HE iS TO BE OFFERED DEMOCRATICc NOMINATION IS “MOONSHINE’

NOT SEEKING THE NOMINATION BUT WOULD ACCEPT II   AMBASSADOR DAVIS GIVES OU" STATEMENT EN LON. DON TODAY.         s He Has No Knowledge of th Vurpose of Col, E. M. House's European Visit—Friends Urged Reply.

NOMINATION (3 AGUEPTABLE TO JOHN W. DAVIS   Ambassador to EnglandSay: He Is Not a Candidate for Democratic Choice   DEMOCRATS CONSIDER HIM AS COMPROMISE   PROMINENT PARTY MEN BE LIEVE DAVIS WOULD BI NOMINATED SHOULD DEAD LOCK DEVELOP.

GERMANS WILL PAY.   Agree to Reparation to France for Mob Damage.

WUNS COME ‘(TO TERMS.      GUY 2 id hee) Mikey Amends lor  Breslii Attack,

GERMANY YIELDS To FRANCE   Accepts Terms Embodied In Demands for Reparation ean Account of Incidents at Breslau.

FIREMAN INJURED (NAN ACCIDNT      ./ STEPHENS HURTA IN LAP FROM ENGINE

FIREMAN INJURED IN AN ACCIDN      J. STEPHENS HURT IN) LEAP PROM ENGINE

ARMY TRUCK TRAIN BOOSTS FOR ROADS   WILL VISIT LAWRENCE TOMORROW FOR GOOD — ROADS AMENDMENT   HERE IN AFTERNOCN   frain Enroute From Camp Ful ston toe Missouri te Work tntil Election Time i   Band Will Play and SpeaKers Will Point Out Good Features of the Amendment

WILL -VISIT LAWRENCE,  MORROW FOR RNAS AMENDMENT         HERE IN -AFTERNOG

COMPENSATION. NOT ADEQUATE: SAYS J:L. LEWIS    Miner: Leader Says Operatots  Are'Having Sun Dance. of °- the Profiteers ©:  2 ape   “PRICES. .OUTRAGEQUS”      CHARGES -LAMENTABLE BLUNDERS TO. UNITED STATES COAL “COMMISSION

COMPENSATION NOT ADEQUATE SAYS J. L. LEWIS   ‘Miner Leader Says Operators _ Are Having Sun Dance of the Profiteers   “PRICES OUTRAGEOUS”   CHARGES LAMENTABLE BLUNDERS TO UNITED STATES COAL COMMISSION

RECORD OF TRE CONDITION OF THE INtEDENICK-TOWN BAVINGS  PRPacodU beeen tite ead

WARNING 10 oAVE AND TRIM OAILa   Cut Down Federal Expenses and Set Example for Common People.

WHITE SOX ARE SUSPENDEE   Seven Members of Chi cago American Team Admit Guilt to “Throwing’ 1919 Series to Cincinnati.   DEVELOPMENTS

OF THE WHITE SIX GENTE FLOR   Confessed He Got $5,000 and Guesse Others Did Too.   Pitcher Williame Confesses—Two Bos: ton Gamblers Indicted.

THREATEN LIFE OF COMMANDER FOR SURRENDER   Ordered AntiRed Lead. er to Show White Flag and Save Men.

HAVE JANIN'S BLO SLOGAN FOLLOWING KOLCHAK SURRENDEE   Profound Sensation Caused By Report Admiral Had Given Up Losing Struggie

SURRENDERS T6 REVOLUTIONISIS   Report That Kolchak Has Given Up Caus ed Sensation

KOLCHAK SURRENHER AUTHORIZED   Gen. danin of Cucel :o-Slovak Army Gave In te Siberian Rovosafe nists,

CZECHS HAD 10 QUIT KOLCHAK   Say It Was a Case of Sac: rificing Him or Being Annihilated.   HIS SURRENDER CAUSED SENSATION

National Dairy Association  Head Says Moving to Cities Proves Disastrous.

GEN. WOOD CARRIES NEARLY EVERY COUNTY IN MINNESOTA PRIMAR'   Will Probably Have Solid Backing of Gopher State in Chicago Convention

etd  EVEN Y. M. C. A. HOTEL IS NOT IMMUNE FROM RAIDS OF THE POLICE

ROUNDUP OF VAGRANTS IN CHIGASO CORRAL OVER A THOUGANS MER   SINTS WEN TAKEN IN KAID ON ¥. M,C, A. HOTEL WERE EXAMINED TODAY.

TO PREACH IN OVERABLS:        Georgia. Ministers “WHI “Wear ‘“Nenkns” in: Church 

ASKS VOLUNTEER ARMY OF FATHERS   Prof. Paul Carnot Causeq Furore By Sensational Article In Paris Journal

AIRPLANE SERVES AS HEARSE   Body of St. Paul Man in Aerial Con. veyance From Wisconsin 2 for Burial.

THIRD PARTY 1S A-BORNING   Disgruntled Members of Committee of 48 Go Into Own Session—LaFollette and Bryan Sugcested Ae Ticket.   DEVELOPMENT

TURKS PROTEST AT TEAMS OF TREATY   OFFICIAL BLAMES ENGLAND FO) ALLEGED MISTREATMENT OF TURKEY

A ARMISTICE AVERS HIS IBBED BY            MEMOER ar MALES   WILSON IS CONDEMNED   Wilson's Plea That Turk be Expelled From Europe s       to Surround ‘he ‘Turks,

Wilson's 14 Points All Violated   in the Turkish Peace Treaty, in the Opinion of Prominent Turkish  Bblealarmeat

Every One of Wilson’s Turk: ish Treaty Principles Declared Violated   TREATY IS TERMED A BRITISH PRODUCT   MEMBER OF TURKISH COMMISSION AT SAN REMO SAYS COUNTRY DESIRES WESTFERN CIVILIZATION,

VIOLATION OF PRES. WILSON’S PRINCIPLES IN’ ALLIES TREATY WITH ITALY IS NOW CHARGED   Chalib Kemal Bey, F ormer Ambassador To Berlin From Turkey is Authority for the Statement “Turkey Has Had No Peace for 150 Years.

‘HereaSter a Commission WS Rele Constantinople and the “Zone of the Straits.”  ae

SUBLIME PORTE IN ZONE OF STRAITS   OFFICIAL SUMMARY OF THE - TURKISH TREATY DISCLOSES BOUNDARY.

ALLIED COMMISSION GETS FULL POWER   Constantinople to Be Made Ar International Port Under Treaty Terms.

Provisional Turkish Treaty Provides For Limited interna: tionalization of Port.   INDEPENDENT OF L. OF N.   To Be Governed By Commissior and Have Own Flag, Budget and Organization.

Zone Of Straits Controls Ter ty Much Large Tha  Some European Ratons   INDEPENDENT OF THE LEAGUE

CAPITAL OF TURKEY : 0 BEE EE PORT   Dardanelles Zone to Be Held Under Control of Nations Of Christian Europe

TONE OF OTAAITS TO SE CONTROLLED AY A COMMISSION   Limited Internationalization of Port of Constantinople Provided for.   PRACTICALLY INDEPENDENT OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS   The Dardanelles, § Sea of Marmora, and Bosphorus to be Open in Peace and War to Every Vessel of Commerce and of War.

LIMITED. SCOPE VOTED FOR CONSTANTINOPLE   Quarreled in Fraternity House Soa aetintén

NAME PROVISIONS ~ OF TURKISH PAC’   LIMITED INTERNATIONALIZA TION OF CONSTAN PINOPLE PORT   The Port Would Also Be Included In the Zone of Straits By Treaty

CONSTANTINOPLE 10 BE MADE FREE POR!   Provisional Terms Of Turkish Treaty Made Known In Official Summary.

TURK PORT REMAINS OPEN   Lver-ADed Commission WH] Control Destines of Constantinople,

ZONE OF STRAITS   it is fo Include Constantinople Within Boundaries.   COMMISSION TO GOVERN (IT   ‘Zone Includes the Sospherus, Sea ef Marmora, Dardanelles and Some Land.

CONSTANTINOPLE IN TURKISH TREATY   Limited Internationalization of Port and Its Inclusion Within “Zone of Straits” Is ProVided.

FREE PASSAGE Td) TAK CAPITAL ~ BRET PROVISION   Internationalization of Port of - Constantinople Provided for in Treaty   ALL MILITARY’ WORKS ” WILL BE DEMOLISHED   Inter- allied Commission to, Enforce Strict Reguiations in Snerified Zone —

TERMS TO TURKS ARE REVEALED   Inter-Allied Control Commission Has Large Powers

TURK TREATY ALLOWS WIDE RANGE TERMS IN FINAL DRAFTING   Port of Constantinople is Included in “Zone of the Straits’’—Military, Works and Fortifications Are To Be Demolished

TREATY MAKES . TURK CAPITAL SEPARATE STATE   To Have Own Flag anc Budget Under International  ee

INTERNATIONALIZATION * OF LIMITED SCOPE UI   That Is Provided in Provisional Terms of Turkish Treaty, It Is Learned.

BROOKLYN FACES LONG TIEUP   Both Sides Are Standing Firm in Car Strike—No Inérease in the ‘ Service.

PROSPECT FOR LONG SERVICE TIE-UP   Brooklyn’s Transit Systems Are Paralyzed by Strike   Factions Declare Determination To Fight to a Finish   Extra Force of Police and Re serves Held in Readiness

B.R. T. STRIKE LOOKS LIKE A LONG STRUGGLE   Both Sides to Dispute In _ dicate a Determination To Make It a F inish Fight.

NO END IN SIGHT ~ OF BROOKLYN STRIK!   Prospects of Long Cotitest With  Striking Employes. Of Transit > Tiinee }

LONG BROOKLYN — STRIKE AHEAD OFFICIALS FEAR   Practically No Increase it Transit Facilities Yet

BROOKLYN STRIKE T0 CONTINUE IN FORCE   Fear Traffic to be Held Up fo Some Time.

KENOSHA MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED   Lang Confesses to huling Pacini, Wealthy Theatre  Ove nar

CONFESSES TO PACINI MURDER   Hold-up Man Declares Hl nine Wealthy Theater 5 2 ero.

OREEKS MAY OPPOSE REGENCY OF OLGA      FACTION WILL CONSIDER HER RIGHT TO RULE

CEREMONIES SIMPLE AT -GORGAS “ARRIVAL TODA’      Body of Late Major General Gorgas  Who Died Recently in London, Brought Homes. .

FORMER SURGEDS GENERAL'S BODY REACHES PORT   Simplicity Marks Return 0Q General Gorgas’ Body Fror  England   Casket Met by Brother Anc Draped in American Colors

INTEREST IN N COX. CONFERENCE. Meeting Place With  National Com ae a ae ee: ae

New York Stock Market.   10 PAVE TO DODGE LINE   Fremont Finds Hoad West of Omaha Will Be Paved to County  Banntawe«

Netw York Stock Warket.   TQ PAVE TO DODGE LINE   Fremont Finds Road West of Omaha a Will Be Paved to County  Boundarr.

LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES BY EXPLOSIO!

[SLAND REPUBLIC NOW PROSPEROUS   San Domingo on Road to Seif. Government.   FLOATING DEBT iS PAID   faxes Bearing Heavily on Poor Have Been Eliminated and Levy on Property Substituted, Rear Admiral Snow. den Reports—-Improvement in Highway Department.

MILITARY GOYCRRMENT BENEFITS SAN DOMINGD   ISLAND REPUBLIC SAID TO BE ON ROAD T0 PROSPERITY AND SELF-GOVERNMENT.

(OLAND REPUBLIC 15 ON TS WAY TO PROSPERITY   Co ——— — GOVERNOR SNOWDEN SAYS MILITARY GOVERNMENT SET UP BY UNITED STATES 18 ABSOLAUTELY AROVE REPROACH.

Military Government In San Domingo Does A way With Graft, Chief Say:

DETECTIVES oEAnGh THROUGHOUT Ont FOR BOOTLEGGEE   Man Charged With Murder. ing Columbus Detective.

A CHARGE OF Miles AGAINST BUOTLEGEER   A Columbus Detective Shot and Killed by Negro in  a @5lann

BILL TO RETURN STR, MARTHA WASHINGTON   Italian-Owned Vessel Once Flew Austrian Flag

OUT FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY   Editor of American Frult-Grower  Announces Candidacy.

BERLIN REPORTS AHINE FORT 105]   Rumored That Wesel Fortress s Captured by the Reds.   ARMISTICE NOT FULFILLED   Truce Is Broken by the Revolution ary Workingmen as They Shell City All Day With Nine. inch Gun.

REDS CAPTURE BIG RHINE FORT   Beriin Report Says Revolutionary Workingmen. Seize Fortress of Wesel.   TRUCE BROKEN BY RADICALS      Armistice Not Fulfitled—City 1s Bom: barded Throughout. Day by NineInch Gun—Bélgians Also Sheiled.

LIEUT. NOLAN SURRENDERS   Fort Sheridan Officer, Alleged Em. bezzier, Gives Self Up in California.

COAST CITY IS SHAKEN WHEN BOMB EXPLODES   Believed I. W. W. Plot to Wreck County  Jai.

CLAIM PLOT TO. , ‘FREE ARMISTICE. DAY MURDERERS   Police Relieve Intention Was. fo’ Blew ! ty Jail and Liberate L WoWe > Gane

BELIEVE BLAST PLOT TO WRECK 1. W. W. MEN’S JAIL   4 1  EXPLOSION SHOOK ENTIRE TOWN  JAIL HOLDS ALLEGED As‘ SASSINS OF LEGION MEN

NATIONWIDE DEMON BE CARRIED OUT VIOLENCE, LE:  AVER       Yon"   Labor Situation is Better Thau s Year Ago, Reports Shon—All Europe ig Paralyzed As Working. lagmen ‘Take a Varatlain

UEMONSTRATION (9 PLAN OF RADICALS   . W. W. Leaders Demand Recognition Soviet Russia and: Peace With Germany.   NO PARADES ARE INCLUDED   William Haywood Says Talk of Violence in Connection With Plan  a. 

Radical Demonstrations Fail to Materialize, With “Fede State and City Authorities Guarding Against - Re -Plots—Connectic ut Troops Called.

REDS PLAN A PROTEST MEET   COMPLAIN OF ARREST ANR DE PORTATION OF RADICALS.   CONVENE IN LARGE CITIES   INSIST DEMONSTRATTQN WIiLt HE PEACEABLE,   I. W. Ws and Soctalisia Declare That Worker Members Wilt Merely Aszemble tn Halla to Discuss Situation,

RADICALS TO HOLD — MEETINGS TO PROTEST DEPORTATION OF ALIENS   Announcement by Leaders Is Met with Increase in Police Guard

is Es & Radicals Plan; to Hold: Meetings In Every Large Gity in ‘Country — No Violence.

TO CONSIDER PROBLEMS    Fiume and Turkish Questions to Be Tolan I'n at Coanferonca.

MEXICAN FINANCES WILL BE PROBLEM OF NEW PRESIDENT   PRES-ELECT OBREGON GIVES OU" FIRST INTERVIEW SINCE PIRGCTION

MEXICO WELCOMES AMERICAN CAPITAL   PRESIDENT OBREGON SAYS WILL MAKE EFFORT TO PAY ITS DEBTS.   Oil Commission to be Named Soon as One of First Steps in Rehabilitation of The Country’s  Finances.

MEX. FINANCES FIRST PROBLEM FOR OBREGON   PRESIDENT-ELECT WILL MAKE EFFORT TO PAY OFF NATIONAL DEBT

SHIP MUTINY IS REPORTED   Armed Guard Placed on WU, $ Steamer from Gunboat.

“DRY AMERICAN. INVASION” 18” DRAWING FIRE   Anti-Saloon League Men Ar . Called Dictators, Who As sume Holy Pose to Cover U anft Toh,

BRITISH TO SEE. A FINISH FIGHT AGAINST BOOZE   WILL COUNTRY GO DRY, IS THE _ QUESTION NOW CONFRONTING GREAT BRITAIN   AMERICAN INVASION IS NOW DRAWING FIRE      Anti-Saloon League Men Are Called Dictators, Who Assume Holy Pose to Cover Soft Jobs

DISCUSS PLAN 10 REGRGANIZE NATIONAL GAME   Plan Submitted Would Provide “Civilian” Tribunal   Plan Grows Out of Crooked Games in 1919 Series.

ELAINE NEGRO RIQTERS GIVEN NEW TRIALS BY STATE SUPREME CONF   CASES OF NEGROES UNDER DEATH SENTENCES REVERSED AND REMANDED.

GENTRALIA SAYS WORK GR MOVE TO LOAFERS   Ten Youths Jailed For Loafing—Police Instructed to Make Clearing of Worthless Youths.

NORK OR FIGHT WORK OR MOVE   WARTIME ORDER REVISED BY POLICE DEPARTMENT OF CENTRALIA,

CITY MARSHAL AND HIS AIDE KIDNAPED BY AN ARMED MOt   Abducted Swiftly and Pres ent Whereabouts Not Known.

FRENCH ‘FIND’ HIDDEN GERMAN’ BATTERY AT DUISBURG   FRANCO:GERMAN ‘SITUATION WILL CAUSE NO BREACH!

PRORIBITION ACT DEFEATEL   Indications Are. Today That the Vote In British Columbia Will Be Wet by 30,000,

PROMIBITION I) DEFEATED IN B. €.   Result Is Held Vietory For Service Men Who Foreed New Vote

DRY RULE ENDS IN B. C. SHORTLY   Majority of 30,000 Against Prohibit tion Act Seen as Result of Elec. tion Vesterday;: Orys Losing.

APPEALS TO IRISH TO HELP SECURE ORDER   Warns Constabulary Against Reprisals Despite Provocations.

REPRISALS DO NOT MEET WITH APPROVAI   HEAD OF IRISH POLICE WARNS MEN NOT TO RETALIATE WHEN COMRADES ARE KILLED; MUST USkK SELF-CONTROL.

BRITAIN WARNS POLICE NOT TO PUSH REPRISALS   But Sinn Fein Leader Says Reprisals Are Part of Plot.

HALT 1S GALLED ON REPRISALS   lrish Secretary Warns Constabulary That Acts cf Vengeance Must Cease.   SINN FEIN HEAD SEES PLOT   Arthur Griffith, Founder of Organiza. tion, Charges Acts Are Calculated Policy of Government—Won't  Discuss Grey's Proposal. s

LLG HALT UN lott HEPRIGALD   Constabulary Warned That Acts of Vengeance Must Cease.   PLOT SEEN BY SINN FEINERS   Founder of the Organization Charge: That the Acts of the Soldiers Are a Caiculated Policy of the Government.

RISH WARNED AGAINST REPRISALS   Chief Secretary f for Ireland Issues Warning to Royal Irish Constabulary to Cease Acts Of This Kind No Matter  What tae Deancrrcatinn.

103 COPS SLAIN 1/0 WOUNDED   Chief Secretary of Ireland Says It’s No Wonder There Have Been Reprisals.

REVENGE ATTACKS ARE CONDEMNED BY AUTHORITIES      GREENWOOD URGES ME? TO KEEP SELF-CONTROL DESPITE PROVOCA MATIN!   PLOT IS CHARGED   English Clamor for Statement of Attitude of Govern Ee

» Mrish Secretary Warns Constabulary That Acts of Vengeance Must Cease,   SINN FEIN HEAD SEES PLOT   Arthur Griffith, Founder of Organiza. tion, Charges Acts Are Caiculated Policy of Government—Won’t  os Discuss Grey’s Proposal.

INURGENTS IN NOUt DEMAND QUICK ACTION!   BONUS BILL MUST BE PUSHED   OTHERWISE, OLD GUARD MAY HAVE A FIGHT ON THEIR HANDS

INSIST ON SOLDIER RELIEF   Imemraent Honse Republicans Opposed tw Auy telay.

Coenen naiiesiathmaatinanmtiiie _cemaaianaietionemeaed  NO oOVIET IN KANSAS STATE

Arnold Rothstein Also Testifies Before Cook County Grand Jury——Taking of Testincny in Probe Completed—-N» More True Bills Will Be Voted.

MAY BRING ATTELL BACK FROM CANADA   Testimony of Gedeon and Rothstein Heard in Baseball Scandal.

Of Plot to Fix World’s Series in Opinion of Gedon—Both Witnesses are Said to have Proven They Had No Connection with Conspiracy— Jury Completes Taking of Testimony but Clerical Work is Not Yet Completed

JURY COMPLETES BASEBALL PROBE   Rothstein and Gedeon Bare Further Details of World’s Series Scandal   BOTH ARE EXONERATED!   Abe Attell and Hal Chase Are Named as “Brains” of the Gambling Ring

CASE COMPLETED BY BASEBALL JURY   Gedeon And Rothstein Exonerated Of Complicity In Throwing Of Games.

INVESTIGATION OF BALL PLAY'RS ENDS         : - Exonerates Both nm. and: Rothstein—Evi idence “Implicates' Gthées; °°:

DAVIS SCHOOL ELECTION  Hamlet and Davis Towuship will vote on School Consolidation Next Saturday

DORUPTION INTHE LEAGUE 19 GROWING   Honoria Perrueyedon, Head of Argentine Delegation, Resigns As Vice President.

sm sc Dt ti nt deminer titan nailer inattention Dea niiaaintaeitinliaiaatinl ARGENTINE DELECATE RESIGNS PEACE LEAGUE VICE PRESIDENCY :

APPLE OF DISCORD APPRARS I MIDST OF MEMBERS   Vie President of the Assembly has Tendered Resignation

VACANCY AMONG OFFICERS OF LEAGUE    Pueyrreaont of Argentine Was  «Vice-President Before His »Nation Withdrew,   EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY CAN'T ALWAYS BE TRUSTED   Rowell of Canada Answers Frenchman by Declaring It Was Just Such a Kind of Diplomacy That Drenched World in Blood,

VICE PRESIDENT LEAGUE RESIGNS   iis Successor Will Be Elected Saturday With Scramble for Post

SAYS. EUROPEAN — POLICIE! DRENCHED 2 WORLD WITH      MANY SCRAMBLE FOR TAR OF. FICE OF VICE PRESIDENT OF LEWUE

BREACH IS WIDENING   OLD WORLD DIPLOMACY CLASHES WITH THE NEY   European Statesmen Blamed  for Great War. Sacrifice: ‘Canadians Force Compromise on Questions.

LEAGUE DISAGREEMENT DEVELOPS: PUERRYDON QUITS VICE PRESIDENCY   Friction Seen in Canadian Dele gate Roswell’s Denunciation of European Statesmanship

EURUFEAN DIPLOMACY GIVEN ARUDE JOLT BY THE CANADIAN DELEGATE TO LEACUE ASSEMBLY   Aroused By Efforts of Europeans to EstabJish Number of Technical Commissions Which Man From Canada Regarded as  Superfluous—fFrench Delegates Espe—eially Bart.

‘ANADA'S DELEGATE 1S BITTER IN HIS REMARKS TO ASSEMBLY.   BLAMES THE EUROPEANS      ‘Seve Policies Fotiowed By Them ou aused Alt The Trouble. '—The yYench Delegates Peeved. —

~ HOG ISLANI   Shipping ‘Board Now Ready to Receive Offers for the Great’ War Ship Building

‘SHIPPING BOMRD TN SELL SIP VAPN   Great Fabrication Plant at Hog: Island Near Philadelphia To Be Put On the Market.

PLANE RACE FOR BENNETT CUP GN TODAY   Fastest Tourney in His. tory of World Starts.

FASTEST RACE EVER RUN BY HUMAN BEINGS   The Gordon Bennett Aeroplane Trophy the Big Prize, Also-a 10H) Prize Up.

SOME MAIL DELIVERED   3ut Carriers Were Unable te Cross the Wakarusa

SOME MAIL DELIVERED   Sut Carriers     Were  Unable  ns the Wakarusa

FRENCH TROOPS ROUT ‘ TRIBESMEN IN MOROCC(   scores Billed And Wounded Or Both Sides Tu Clash South

aaa enc saan intel ee es —  TERRELL HAS 8,349 POPULATION, GAIN OF 18.4 PER CENT

‘BELA KUN ON HUNGER STRIKE   He and Associates Hope tu * eppen geet Likerntian .

SS dag Ne en a  _ FORMER -HUNGARIAN DICTATOR, BELA KUN, ON HUNGER STRIKE

if They Fail to Win Republican Nomination, Dark Horse  Will Get It.   INVESTIGATION HURTS ’EM

THREE LEADERS IN THE RACE.   Weed, Lewden and Johusun Stand in aw Clase by Themaclves.  m., BhAwawet, £ pe bd bar ee oe

SEEKING LARGER YARDAGE.      New York Central Will Take Over Additional Chicago Trackage.

ee 7 SEEKING LARGER. YARDAGE.   New: York Central Will Take Over Additieval Chicago Trackage.

COUNTY TICKET WILL BE CHURGH MUELLER. EBRE   PRESENT INCUMBENTS RENOM. INATED WITH VOTES ‘FO SPARE—MARSHPIELD SOLDIER BOY WINS SHERIFF NOM. INATION

COUNTY TICKET WILL BE CHURGH LLER, EBBE   PRESENT INCUMBENTS RENOM INATED © WITH "VOTES — 'T¢ SPARE—MARSHFIELD SOL DIER BOY WINS SHERIFF NOM EINATION —

AMERICANS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE   MAJOR GENERAL ALLEN SAYS TROOPS ON RHINE READY FOR ANY EMBRGENCT.   IN INTERVIEW AT COBLENTZ

IPUNNO VIN INGIINE, SITTING TIGHT Major General Allen Says Allies Will Go No Further.

TANKS ON RINE ARE READY FOR ANY EMERGENCY   COMMANDER MAJOR GENERAL ALLEN SAYS TROOPS ARE IN FINE CONDITION.

1 §, TROOPS 0  N /— THE RHINE READY  FOR EMEREENE   American Commander Says Situ ation is Well in Hand Despite Chaotic Conditions.

ANIERICAN TROOPS ON RAINE READY ~ FOR EMERGENG   Mai. \Gen.: Allen, Commander "His Men Ave Ready For Anything That May Arise.

New Kind of Gat Kicks Up Considerable Disturbance in Galveston; Ocelot Killed

FAMILY REUNION IS HELD AT WHITE HOUSE   The Three Daughters Of The President Guests At The White House.

Happy Reunion At White House   Three Daughters of President Wilson Gather At Father's Home Be fore Wedding of Cousin

FAMILY REUNION AT WHITE: HOUSE   Three Daughters of President Ave in  Washington to Attend ai Wedding.

ISSUES FOUR PAGE PAPER   South Bend. Ind... Tribune suffer from Shortage.

UNGER FACES GITIZCNG UF LONDONDERRY REPORTS BRITISH WAR OFFICIAL   Food Supplies Have Been Cut Off in Fight Strick en Section of lreiand as Battles Continue to Wax Hot.

HAS BEEN RAGING IX STREETS _ SINCE EAST NIGHT_WANY "BEAD AND WOURDED.   APPPAT. SENT TQ BELFORT FOR: » MORE TROOPS AS RIOTING S ST Oe

PITCHED BATTLE   Reported Wawged Today on Streets o: Londonderry.

Unionists, Sinn Feiners in Pitched Battle at London. derry, Use Bombs, Machine Guns With Deadly Effect   Continuous Fire, Reaching Intensity of Volleys, Lays Low Men, Women; Worth Life to Rescue Wounded

BATTLE RAGES IN LONDONDERRY   Many Dead and Wounded Are Lying in the Streets

A PITCHED BATTLE IS ON AT LONDONDERR'   any Dead aml Wound ed Are Lying in the Sturcel

ee  FOOD SITUATION AT LONDONDERRY SERIOQU      Brivers Refuse to Deliver Mille  Bread and Other }oodstulys.

LONDONDERRY CONDITIONS ARE VERY SERIOUS   Hundreds of Soldiers Patrol the Street: Others Sleep in Streets, Food Situation Bad.

WI able PEAGE WILL DISCUSS PEACE   WARFARE IN RUHR VALLEY To END SOON.   Workmen Forees and Government  Troops To Retire Jointly.

UME ROPES OF SETTLING THE GERMAN GRISKS   WHITE TERROR IS AMUCK   WORKMEN, AFTER. THETR SURRENDER, ARE SLAIN

SETTLEMENT OF  CIVIL WARFARE IN GERMANY Ta EXPECTED SOON   Workers’. Executive Committee Hopes for Cessation of Hostilities Throughout Nation at Early Date.   REICHSWEHR TROOPS TRAPPED AT WESEL   Terms of the Workmen's Proposal Have Been Telegraphed to Berlin, Govern: ment Has Not Replied,

WHITE TERROR IS AMUCK   WORAMEN, AFTER, THEIR SURRENDER, ARE SLAIN ©

WILL DISCUSS PEACE      ra TARE NN RE HR VALLEY To iD SOON, v      Workmen, Favees and Government  Troops To ite

NEW WAND PALL COLRT   New Paslime Was Jieen Introduced al Playground.

NEW HAND BALL COURT   New Pastime Has Been Introduced at Playground.

WOOD'S OHIO TOUI OPENS IN LIMA.   Will Speak Here Tuesday Noon— Extends Furlo

WILL FILL TOUR   General Wood to Visit Ohio in tn  Gn tem ed nee Boon et A oe

ANMERICAN AVIATOR INSURED IN FRANCE  bc   OT ROLAND ROLHP'S PLANE CRASHES IN PRACTICE “o's BOR-RACE -

TEXAS WILDCAT PLANE CRASHES   "ROLAND ROLHFS IS SERIOUSLY HURT WHILE PRACTICING FOR GORDON BENNETT RACE.

Democratic Nomince to Urge His Folitical Advisers Against - Scheme Similar to That of Harding—-Does Not Intend to Resign ss Governor of Dhio # dé

(OX PROPOSES T0 CAMPAIGN OPENLY OFF FRONT PORGH   Received News Of Nomination  His Newspaper Office With Wife and Friends   EMPLOYES GIVE FLOWERS AND OFFER CONGRATULATION   In His Talk to f : Governor Tells Them He K The Work ineman'’s Problems.

UX 1S READY FOR EXTENSIVE SPEAKING THUR   NOMINEE TO URGE ADVISOR AGAINST FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGN

COX LAYS PLANS FOR A CAMPAIGN   NOMINEF. TO WAKE A BIG SWING AROUND THE CIRCLE.   HOPES TO VISIT EVERY STATE   Ne Freat Porch Casvess Such ae Harding Favers—Home at Daytem te Be the Scene of Jollification.

COX WIRES THANKS TA DFMOCRNTS FOR ~ HS NOMINATION   Ready to Make an Intensive Speaking Campaign in Every State.   IN HIS NEWSPAPER OFFICE WHEN HE RECEIVED NEWS   Sat for a Moment as Though Stunned by Announcement Then Crossed Room and Kissed His Wife—Shook Hands With Printers.

COX PLANS STUMP TOUR; AVERSE TO “FRONT PORCHING’   Has No Intention of Resigning Governorship of Ohio—Gives First Talk Tuesday at Little Town Where He Was Once Poverty Stricken Pedagocue.

COX TO STUMP, EVERY STATE IN CAMPAIGH   Will. Retain Post: a Chief. Executive in Ohio.

COX IS PREPARED TO STUMP EVERY STATE   Against “Front Porch” Campaigi —Doesn’t Plan at Present to Resign as Governor   “FAITH SHALL BE KEPT”   So Says Cox in Message to the Conventior Accepting Nomination

GOK LAYS PLANS TO TOUR NATION   Ready to Make Intensive Speaking Campaign   9f National Committee and Friends Before Making\ De finite Arrangements—First Act on Receiving News of Nomination is to Kiss Wife. No Front Porch Campaign

FRONT PORCH PROGRAM NOI TO AIS LIKING   In Newspaper Office When News of Nomination Came—Kissed Wife and Shook Hands With Printers—Talked to Employes.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE READY FOR LONG TOUR   “PRONT PORCH” PLAN NOT TO LIKING OF SECOND OHIG © "" GANDIDATE.,

COX MAY MAKE — GLOSE CAMPAIGN   Plans Await Conference With Party adera—Will Not Resign Governor’s Office.

COX EMPLOYES HEAR OPENING CAMPAIGN TALK   Ohio Governor Wires Congratulations to “Mate.”

POX READY FOR AN INTENSIVE DRIVE ~INEVERY STATE   Democratic Nominee to Advise Against “Front Porch” Campaign, Approved by Harding.   DELIVERS SHORT ADDRESS   Motors to Boyhood Home—  Corps of Volunteer Clerk:  Handline Messages.   TALKS TO HIS EMPLOYES   Receives Report of Nomination at His Newspaper Office — Visits Mother’s Grave.

DEMOCRATS NOT  TOSTAGE FRONT PORCH CAMPAIGK S INDICATION   Gov, Cox Intimates He Is Ready to Make an Intensive Speaking Trip into Every State in the Union,   NOMINEE RECEIVES A FLOOD OF TELEGRAMS   Kisses His Wife After Hearing of His Nomination, Then Goes and Shakes Hands With Printers.

CANDIDATE (9. READY FOR BIG CAMPAIGN   Governor Cox Does Not Favor Front Porch Method; Details Have Not Been Made.   GREAT JOLLIFICATION AT DAYTON IS PLANNED   Friends: and Neighbors, Assisted by Many. Visitors, to Make Dayton Point for im ~mense Rally.for.Cox,

COX SAYS WILL WAGE A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGR   Makes Address to Life-long Friends On His First Day as Democratic *Nominee for President.

GOVERNOR COX MAY SPEAK IN EVERY STATE   Democratic Nominee Does Not Favor Front Porch Campaian.

DEMOCRATIC CHOICE MAY GO T0 PEOPLE   COX INTIMATES DESIRE TO_ G¢ BEFOKE VOTERS Wii VAMPAIGN ISSULS   NO FRONT PORCH” PLAN   Would Make Speech-Making Tour ot Every State—-To Leave State House.

Close Friends of Democratic Presidential Nominee Say He Is Opposed to Front Porch  Plan of Harding's and Prefers to Make Intensive Nation-Wide Speaking Trip   WILL NOT RESIGN OHIO OFFICE

GOK 15 PREPARED TO GARRY FIGHT TO EVERY STATE   DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE WILL 1) OPPOSED TO “FRONT PORCH! FORM OF CAMPAIGN.   NOT EXPECTED 10 RESIGN   Definite Plans Have Not Been Form lated—But Campaign Will be Discussed When Leaders Get Home.

ILL. CONVENTION RULES REPORT IS GOING OUT TODAY  a ee ee a  ry _ ._ z rr   Every Delesaie to Con stitutional Convention on Tivo Committees.

RULED OF ILLINGID FOR CONSTITUTION ASSEMBLY READY   24 Committees Are Planned to Ponder Basic Law Changes Contemplated by State.

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ARDMORE OFFICIAL TRIES TO ARREST WOMAN IN MEXICO   ElPaso Sheriff Fails to Press Pursuit Believ- Ing Authorities Do Not Want Her.

MURDER CHARGE NOW AGAINST CLARA HAMON   CHANGED FROM ASSAULT TO EXPEDITE HER RETURN IN EVENT OF CAPTURE

ARDMORE OFFICER DENIES HE QUIT HUNT FOR SLAYER   Brown Tells El Paso Sheriff to Capture Clara Smith.

FILES MURDER CHARGE IN OKLAHOMA CASE   County Attorney Rrown Makes New . Move iv Erfort to Rring Smith  Woman to Bar.

CLARA SMITH IS WANTED AT ARDMORE, BROWN SAYS   Oklahoma Prosecutor Changes Charge Against Missing Woman to Murder and Wires El Paso Sheriff to Know if He Can Arrest Her—New Warrant Is for “Clara Smith Hamon.”

CHARGE MURDER AGAINST CLARA   Alleged Slayer of Hamon, Oklahoma Oi Millionaire, Still at Large Although Sur render Is Exnected Mamentarilv.

OFFICIALS ST'LL SEER. WOMAN. ~HANION: MYSTERY   County Attorney ‘Wires ‘EL Paso Sheriff. Asking of Whereabouts. _ of Clava Smith Hamon

CHASING MISS SMITH   Information 2s to Her Whereabouts Requested

WOMAN'S BODY ‘FOUND ON BEACE   Had Bullet W. Wound Ove: Right Eye—Coroner’s _ Jury Investigating

GEAMANENT” °F uly OCCUPA ON ZONE NOT DECIDE   a Entente Has Agreed as te  Guarantees from. Teuts if “They Want Permissian.

WILDL GUARD 40 MUTINEEMS.   Picked Americans Placed Aboard Shinpine Roard Vessel.

HARDING IS NOTIFIED OF NOMINATION   Speech of Senator Lodge Delivered at Marion, Ohio

WORLD WAR MAN TO SPEAK HERE FEB. 11   Famous Col. Dan Morgan Smith, of Chicago, to Deliver Address at Baptist Church—Public Invited to Attend.

‘ANTESALOON  SPEAKER COMING   COL. SMITH, OF CHICAGO, WIL] - ADDRESS TEMPERANCE WORKERS AT PRESBYTERIAN  ‘oe 6 GHURCH.

ANTI-SALOON MAN TO SPEAK HERE   Col. Dan Morgan Smith Is Coming to the Baptist Church Next Month.

me OY iat r   Lol, es Morgan, Smith Will Tell Meek  ar Experiences at Chris.  "than Church. i

WAR HERO 10 SPEAK SUNDAY   ‘<Hs. DAN MORGAN SMITH WILL REPRESENT ANTLSALOON LEAGUE OF AMERICA

ADMITS AIDING TRAIN ROBBER   Dick Smythe of St. Joseph, Mo., Chum  of Horace Walton, Confesses, Officia's Say.

CONFESSES HE KNEW OF ROBBER’S PLAN   Dick’? Smith on “Inside!” of Walton's Crimes.

PAL OF WALTON CONFESSES GUILT   Dick Smythe Was Young Train Bandit’s “Business Agent” But Didn’t Aid in Crime.

TRAIN ROBBER ADMITS GUILT OF CRIMES   Signed Statement Given at St. Joseph, Mo., by Friend of Dead Bandit Explains Dead Bandit.

SMYTHE SIGNS A CONFESSION   Missouri Youth Admits He Was Aid of Train Robber.

CHUM OF WALTON ADMITS: ROBBERY   SAID HE KNEW BEPOREHAND OF -ROBBER’S EEAR  SANTA - ee

KNEW ROBBERY PLANS   Chum of Slain Bandit: Held b: Federal Officers

“Dick” Smythe says Illinois Central Holdup Was Not First “Job” Slain Bandit Hac Pulled Off.

NATION-WIDE   ROUND-UP OF PROFITEERS IN 3 DAYS PLANNED =   Evidence Gathered by Flying Squad rons Points to Action by That  Time.

ASSISTANT 10  PALMER TELLS COMMITTEE OF U.S. SENATORS      Food, Fuel and Clothing Will Be Affected By the  Disclosures  JUSTICE DEPT. ACTS  Senator Dial Biames the H. C. L. Gn False Pride  and Inenilence

VILLAREAL RAY BE MEKICAN PRESIDER   Former Candidates Now Work ing in Accord,   CALL CONGRESS SESSION

VILLAREAL NY gt MEXICAN PRESIDER   Former Cancidaies Now Working in Accord.  CALL CONGRESS SESSION

COLLEGE PRESIDENT CRITICISES PALMER   Tels Dartmouth Alumni That Campaign’ on Radieals is Political \By-play Only.

PRESIDENT OF DARTMOUTH SCORES RAIDS ON “REDS”   Designed, He Says, to Aid Political Aspirations Of Attorney General Palmer

COLLEGE PRESIDENT NOT UNLIKE LENINE   Declares Present Activity Against Alien Radicals Is Pure’y Political By-Play.

RAPS DEPORTATION   Says This Countty is Wrong In Attitude Toward Radicals.—Attacks Palnier.

DARTMOUTH HEAD RAPS DEPORTATION:   Says This Country is Wrong In Attitude Toward Radicals.—Attacks Palmer.

PRESIDENT OF DARTMOUTH IS . A BOLSHEVIST   Hopkins Says the Present Red Raids Are Simply “Political By-Play’’—  . Criticises Our Policy Toward Radicals.

BRYAN IS WITHIN HIS RIGHTS    Sees Nothing Inconsiatent in Hie AC titede Om Presidescy.

PRESIDENT WILSON NAMES 2 CABINET MEMBERS ‘TODAY   oP, Meredith to he Bee reiary of Agriculture While Houston Bueceeds Class,   APPOINTS 18 EDITOR SUGURSSFUL FARMING   Secretary Houston In Talking Up the Portfolio of Treas. ury Becomes Third Man af Actirinigtration.

IOWA’S MEREDITH LANDS ‘HIMSELF CABINET PLACI   Man Defeated for Governor

Portland Mayor Will Not Ask Recount Despite © Closeness of of Vole.  MILLIKEN POOR POOR THIRD  me # £x@ (FF Fakes Fale a A fig

MACHINE GUNS — AND MILITIA -QUELL RIOT AT LEXINGTON, KY.   Mob Sought to Lynch Negro,  “Who Assaulted a TenYear Old Schoolgirl

“AND MILT QUELL RIOT AT LEXINGTON, KY.   Mob Sought -to Lynch Negro, Who Assanited a TenYear. Old: Schoolgirl

LABOR BOARD HAS AGAIN REFUSED T0 HEAR THE OUTLAWS   Applies Rule No. 1 Which Declares Only Those Trying to Help Can Be Dealt With.   EIGHT ST. LOUIS UNIONS GET CHARTERS FORFEITED   Only Missouri Pacifie With Two and Frisco with One Are in Good Standing. at

APPLICATION FOR HEARING ON LIVING WAGE IS REFUSEL   Railroad Labor Board Agai Turns Down Appeal of Unauthorized Strikers.   BRIEF FILED BY EDWARD M’HUGH NOT CONSIDEREL   No Complaint Will be Entertained From Any Parties Who Are Not Using Every Effort to Avoid Interruption to Operation of Railroads, Chairman Announces,

DENY HEARINGS TO INSURGENTS   ‘May File Complaints But It Is Matter for Board To Decide as to Action

RAILWAY LABOR BOARD TURNS DOWN STRIKERS   Edward McHugh, of New York, -Files Brief Asking Hearing as Citizen

HEARING DENIED UNAUTHORIZED R. R. STRIKERS   Labor Board Refuses Applica tions Which Do Not Comply With Law.

BOARD REFUSES TQ HEAR OUTLAWS COMPLAINTS   Rules Rebel Strikers “Out of Court’ at Sessiow Helt at Capial Vacerdayv

LABOR BOARD STANDS FIR™M,   Unwilling to Grant Hearings to Onutlaw Strikers.

DEMANDS FOR LIVING WAGE — ARE DENIED BY LABOR BOARD   Question Is Whether Dispute Is One Which Law Empowers It to Adjust. To Be Heard Today.

SPEAKERS WILL SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW FEDERAL INTERNATIONAL CONCERN.   SFVEN GATHERINGS WELD   Les/ling Business Men to Seek t@ Enlist ‘Support of Texas Bankers for Great Southern Financial Firm.

TEXAS BANKS TO CONSIDER PLANS TO FINANCE CROP    Bankers Meetings Are Called  In Seven Localities  Of State   PROMINENT BANKERS TO ADDRESS MEETINGS   Subscription To Export Finance Corporation Stock Is To Be Asked

POLICE QUELL RIOT AT LABOR MEETINE   TROUBLE STARTS WITH AN. NOUNCEMENT BY GOMPERS OF COMMITTEEMEN.

LABOR GATHERING — THREATENS RIOT   Chimax Comes When Samcel Gompers, Labor Chief, Names important Committee

NEW YORK MEETING BREAKS UP IN RIOT   Police Reserves Called to Quell the Disturbances at Union Labar Hall

MINE WORKERS 10 RETURN TO WORK IN WEST VIRGINIA   Ten Thousand Miners Will Be Back at Work Is Report.

HIN MINERS TD RETURN AT ONCE   Representatives Of 40 Locals » Decide To End Strike :  At Meeting

PURGHASE ASSURED   AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION TO Biy THE FAIR GROUNDs.,

PURCHASE ASSURED      AGRIC FULAL A BUY THE FAIR               Meeting In Sharpsvitle To Ov. ¢ Township Wednesday Night.

BOY WAS KILLED DURING FIGHT; NOT BY STRAY BULLET   Raymond Stambaugh, __—i17, Spring Grove, Admits Shooting Charles Wise, 12, in Back With Revolver in Scuffle.   TELLS THRILLING STORY

N. Y. DAYLIGHT SAVING STANDS   Bill Designed to Repeal the Measure Fails to Pass the New York Senate.

N.Y. KEEPS DAYLIGHT SAVING   Measure Designed to Repeal Act Fails +n Pass Assembly.

COLLAPSE OF STRIKE VERY NEAR   Men Flocking Back to Wotk All Over Country      RETURN IN NEW YORK AND OTHER BIG CITIES   More Factories in  Shut Down

Men Said to-Be Going Back to Work at Many Terminal Points   WOOD CHALLENGES THE . STATEMENT OF PALMER   Declares No Sign of I. W. W. Morrison Avers Attorey General’s Charges ~ Are Baseless,

SMALL STUDENT GROUP      Purchased It for $2.75 a Quart in Montreal and Meads Sold It to Dartmouh Men for $20

aUUTETOM STARTS 10 GAIN FOOTHOLD   MEETING AT MANNHEIM Dz. CIDED TAKE STEPS TO ORGANIZE REPUBLIC   Unconfirmed Reports Declare Deposed President Agrees to Prevent Tie-Up By Rail Strike

NEARING END OF PACK.   Both (coming Factories Expected to Close This Week. .

NEARING EXD OF PACK.   Bott Canning. Factories Expected ts Close Thig Week.

Gompers Calls First PanAmerican Labor Meeting At Mexico City July 12    Manifesto Is Issued Urging Labor of Two Continents to —  ) Representatives to Conference and Organize for Collect ive Action in Growing Commercial, Industrial, , and Financial Expansion.

DRAW LINE ON ALCOHOL SALE   Industrial and Intexicating Liquors to Separate Handlers.

REVENUE BUREAU MAKES NEW RULING   Wholesale Liquor Dealers Forbid  dea t> Deal in Industrial Al - eohol—Permits Will Not be Issued Them.

NEFF RETURNS TO HOME CIT!   Democratic. Nominee fot Governor Has Nothing For Publication

DE VALERA AT CONVENTION   Irish Republic President Given Demonstration.

SIEGED IN CELL BY LIVING WIFE   Thinks He Killed Nine Bu Some Still Remain to Grab Property   SENTENCE BEGINS SAT.   WATSON, ALIAS HOLDEN AND OTHER ALIASES TELLS STORY OF MUCH WEDDED CAREER.

¢.0.P. VICTORY PARADE NEXT TUESDAY EVEN   Further Details Arranged at Meeting of Harding and Coolidge Club   WOMEN ‘ WERE PRESENT!   WOMEN  WERE. PREOENY  ‘Aid Stated Their Sex Will Be % Represented. In the

Further Details Arranged at - Meeting of Harding and Coolidge Club   WOMEN WERE PRESENT   And Stated Their Sex Will Be  Represented In the Darada

PRICE OF FOOD 1S DECREASING   Dealers'ia Chicago Foretell Swing _ of Pendulum, and Big Drop Is. Predicted.

LIVING COSTS 10 TEP REDUCING   REPORTS POINT TO A DOWN “WARD SWING OF FOOD . PRICE PENDULUM.   TABLE OF COMPARISONS.

‘Lower Levels Will Be Reached . in Short Time, Expert. .   . Declares.   Federal Reserve Board Curtailment of Credit.Is Resnonsible, Claim,

FOOD PRICES ON DOWN SWING   Further Declines Are Due, Chi cago Dealers Declare   FOLLOWS FORCED CREDIT CUT!   Reserve Board Action Given As Reason for Decline

2¢0 GUNS ARE TAKEN FROM DEFEATED REDS   Russian Troops are Now More Than 60 Miles From Warsaw At Point Where Lines Approach Nearest Capital.

GRONNA IS LOSING OUT      Non-partisan Candidate for Senator Leads in N D. Primaries.

BRITISH ASK PAY FOR DELAY   File Claim With the Washington Gov ernment as Result of Imperator Controversy.

WHY NOT UTILIZE THEM?   Factery Lot Trustees Should Pu Useless Lots on Market.

WHY NOT UTHAZE THEM?         ba ‘Lot Trustees © Sho: \Véelesa 7.6ts “on: Marke:           Pu

SHOES COST TOO MUCH   Barefoot Millionaires Common in Crimea, Says Reperis

POLES SHORTEN FRONT   WARSAW REPORTS DEFEAT OF BOLSHEVIK DETACHMENT.   Cities of Mozir and Kalenkowitz in Polesia Evacuated by the Polish Forces.

POLISH TROOPS ABANDON CITIES   Mozir and Kalenkowitz in Polesia Are Evacuated,   Step !s Taken for Purpose of Shorten. ing the Front—Boishevik De. tachment Is Defeated.

TORRES DID NOT ACT  IN BEHALF OF OBREGON   No One in United States Au. thorized to Speak for Mexican President-Elect.

HARDING'S INVITATION GIVEN BY AN IMPOSTOR   Mexican Embassy Says Torres Does Not Represent That Government.

- ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED   Running Mate of Gov. Cox Told of Nomination.   Exercises Are Held on the Roosevelt Estate, Springwood, Near Hyde Park, N. Y.

F, ROOSEVELT IS FORMALLY NOTIFIED   Running Mate of Gov. Cox Told of Nomination.   Exercises Are Held on the Rooseveit Estate, Springwood, Near Hyde Park, N. Y.

NOTIFY F. ROOSEVELT   GOV. COX'S RUNNING MATE TOLD OF SELECTION.   mpressive Exercises Are Held on the Roosevelt Estate, Springwood— Many Notables Present.

CONGRESSWOMAN FROM AKLAHOMA MAKES COMMENT   ONLY WOMAN ELECTED TC CONGRESS IS AGAINST SUFFRAGE.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN NEAREST HER HEART

LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL TTT  CONGRESSWOMAN ELECTED IN OKLAHOMA TELLS OF IDEAS

POLES THROW FRESH TROOPS WN BATTLE   Heavy Attacks on the Bolshevik Lines are Said to Have Been Repulsed, in Dispatch es From the Fighting Zone "TT nAaxr.

POLES REPULSED IN TARASHTCHA REGION   Bolshevik Lines Withstand Heavy Attacks; Turks Shell Adrianople Suburb.

CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR - HOLDS. UP SUFFRAGE ACT   Withholds Certification of Ratification of Equal Franchise Amendment Voted by Legislature ~~

TROOPS GUARD MARKSBERRY   Heme Gaards aud State Soldiers lretect Man Accused of Friend n Wnaraer.

HOME GUARDS ARE ON DUT)   IF JURY ACQUITS ALLEGED MUR DERER LYNCHING IS THREATENED

HARDING'S VIEWS       Senator Lodge Declares Harding Sticks to His Campaign Statements.

MANY D Rion RIOTING: TROUBLE GROWS   Island Reported To Be Pow der Magazine’ Awaiting Spark To Fire It      POLICE POWERLESS IN MURDER AND LOOTING   British Rushing More Forees To Scene Of Revolt Following Sunday Uprising

RACING IN LONDONDERRY IRELAND   Several More Shot in Fight Between Unionists and Sinn Fein Sympathizers.

NEAT MOVE IN PEAGE PARLEY  UP TD POLE:   SOVIETS CLAIM THEIR PROPOSALS TO POLES AT MINSK WERE NEVER ANSWERED,

CONTINUATION OF MINSK MEETING   Said That Poles Merely Criticized the Russian  Terms Presented

SOVIET DELEGATES READY   Russian Representatives A rvrive at Riga fer Continuance of Jotut Corference.

COTTON GONSUMPTION HERE ALARMS BRITISH   ENGLISH SPINNERS SEEK TO IN (REASKE PROPCOCTION OUTSIDE  OF AMERICA,

WOULD REESTABLISH TRADE WITH RUSSI/   Senator France Plans to Intro. duce Resolution at Coming Seesion of Conoress.

PROVIDES RENEWAL ~ OF RUSSIAN TRADE   Senator France, Republican, Draft: Bul ‘‘Advising’’ President io Take Steps to Tat End

Suffrage Is At Stake in Vote Today   THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE BEING CHOSEN.

MADOO RETAINS ~ LEAD AT FRISCO   Despite Opposition, Forme Secretary of Treasury Appears in Lead   SURPRISE [IS POSSIBLE   Supporters Claim Other Candidates Are ifther Unknown or Unsvited

Only Unexpected Can Prevent Nomination of .Mr. McAdoo, Is Belief of H. N. Rickey

READY TO SIGN.   Hungarian Peace Delegate: “War + to Debate Questions.

HUNGARY PEACE ~ TREATY vlVii: REPRESENTATIVES   Head of the Hungarian Delegation Protested and Will Appear Before Council Friday

HUNGARY GETS  Pan  TREATY TODAY   Count Apponyi Handed Terms and Given Until Friday Afternoon to Act.   KAISER IS. DISCUSSED

DELEGATE ADK Hla TQ ANU POINTS ©   Protest By Count Apponyi To Immediate Action  Is Considered   WARNS ENEMY LEADER NOT TO CAUSE DELA}   Ambassador Wallace of ae Is Spectator at Meeting In Paris

HUNGARIANS GET TREATY   Clemenceau Demands Prompt Acceptance of Terms.

HUNGARIANS GET PEACE TREATY   Delegates Handed Document This Afternoon by Clemenceau   ASKED TG SIGN IMMEDIATELY   Representatives Protest — Ask Time te Discuss Pact

WAR WITH SLOVAKS ADDED TO STRUGGLE ~ AGAINST RED HORDE   1,100 Killed in First Battle in Leschen; Reinforcements Move Up

STORMED THE JAIL   - f  Mob Demands Vengeance For kill:   ing of Officers in Califernia.

CONTRACTOR 1S TAKEN . VERY SERIOUSLY IL   Robert L. Norton Found In An Unconscious Condition And Taken to Hospital

ENGLISH PREMIER IS _ WARNED OF PROGRESS   Irish Deputation Tells Him of Unionists Advances

IRISH SUPPORT DOMINION PLAN, GEORGE IS TOLL   Deputation Says Sentimer Among Trish Unionists

NO OFFICIAL WORD OF CAPTURE RECEIVE!   Press Reports of American Falling Into Bolsheviki Hand. Is Not Confirmed.

AEPOAT THAT AMERICAN ENGINEERS AND NUMBER OF RED CROSS NURSES CAPTURED BY BOLSHEVIK REMAINS UNCONFIRMED

NO REPORT ON CAPTURE.   Press Dispatches Not Yet Confirmed By Government Sources.

WASHINGTON HAS NO WORD   Reported Cepture of Americans by Bolshevik. __.   IDENTIFY COLOREL — BLUNT   Believed to be Former Chicago Great Western Officia!, Who Joined Stevens’ Commission.

No Report on Engineers and the Red Cross Workers Reported in Hands of Bolshevik Yet Received in Washington

ILLINOIS MAN REDS’ CAPTIVE   Colone! Blunt Reported Seized i: Siberia, is Resident of Piano, 1ll.-—Railroad Man.

CAPTURE Gy Bae aT AN Bu AND AB SARS MORKEAS Wa CONE GRE   REPORTED CAPTURED BY BOL. SHEVIAl BIT NO REPORTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED,

NEWS. IS UNCONFIRMEI   The Government Has no News of Reported Capture of Americans by Russian Troops.

WASHINGTON HAS NO INFORMATION ON _ CAPTURE OF AMERICANS BY BOLSHEVIK .

NO NEWS OF THE CAPTURE OF RED CROSS WORKERS   WASHINGTON HAS NO. OFFI CIAL INFORMATION OF BOLSHEVIK ACTIVITIES   GARBLED TEL GRAM BRINGS THE WCRD   Dispatch Was Sent From Point i: Manchuria Jan. 14; Word From Former Consul.”

STATE DEPT HAS NO REPORT ON RUSSIAN RUMOR   Alleged Bolshiviki Had Taken U. S. Engineers and Red Cross Workers.      COL. BLUNT ONE OF THE RADICALS’ CAPTIVES   Stockton, California, Man in Charge of the Red Cross, Another Prisoner.

STEVENS’ STAFF MAN CAPTUREL   ‘Member of Rail Commis:  sion Headed By Father  of Former Newark Man  Reported Prisoner.

ATHLETIC CLUB BIVE . . PROGRAM ON THURSDA\   Boxers and Wrestlers Will Give Exhibition of Their Ability to Members.

ATHLETIC. CLUB BIVE 2. PROGRAM ON. THURSDAN         Boxers d Wrestlers Will .. Exhibition. of ‘Their Ability to Members.

STRIKE COMMISSION ENDS ITS HEARINGS   Miners and chara Make Closing Arguments for Their’ ” Respective Sides

MINERS’ WAGE:   Representations of Operators and Workers Differ Widely; 30-Hour Week and 60°, Increase Demandet

DPPOSING SIDES. END ARGUMENTS   Coal Strike Settlemew Case is Sumbitted’   TO WAGE COMMISSION   Bach Party to Controversy i: Granted Permission to Pre. sent within Five Days Writ. ten Brief Discussing Oppos. ing Evidence—Lewis Make: Closing Statement for Miner:

MINERS: DEMANDS NOW UPTO THE COMMISSION      concriwine ARGUMENTS MADE ; BEFORE COAL STRIKE SET. TLEMENT COMMITTEE,

ARGUMENTS OVER MINE ISSUE END   Fate of Demands Submitted to Final Decision,   CAN FILE WRITTEN BRIEF.   Lewis Declares Reasonableness of Terms Sought Has Been Overwhelmingly Supported by Operators’ Evidence—Crews Says Miners Need Greater Disposition to Work.

‘COAL COMMISSION HAS ALL EVIDENCE   Operators and Representatives of Miners Complete Case Be. fore President's Body.

Miners Could Increase Earn. ings Twenty-five Per Cent, Declares Ralph Crews.   JOHN LEWIS CHALLENGES FIGURES OF OPERATORS   With Coneluding Arguments Presented Before Strike Settlement Commission, Fate of Recent De. mand of Workers for 60 Per Cent Increase is Sabmitted for Decision,

CLOSING EVIDENCE IN COAL INDUSTRY INQUIRY 1S GIVEN   Fate of 60 Per Cent Increas In Wages and 30-Hour Week For Miners Submitted For Final Decision.

MINERS DEMANDS SUBMITTED FOR FINAL DECISION   Coal Strike Settlement Commission Hears Concluding Argum< Both Sides to Controversy.   OPERATORS ASSERT MINERS WON’T WORK

MINERS PAY {o OMALL~-LARGE TAKE CHOICE   LEWIS SAYS OPERATORS OWN EVIDENCE SUPPORTS CLAIM OF MINERS   Crews Remarks That What Miner: Really Need is Greater Disposition To Work.

Coal Controversy  Up to Commission   Final Facts and Arguments Submitt. ed by Both Miners and Operators on Tuesday.

PROVIDES “ARMY OF 280,000   House and Senate Conferees Agree on Reorganization Bill—Selective Service Dropped.

We Must Secure Aims of War, Says President’s Message To Congress   Declares Resolution Ignores Important Objects for the Vindication of Which America Entered e War

Did Our Boys Die for Nothing? Asks President In Veto   PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE.

NO CAUSE FOR DISCOURAGEMENT IN) ROBESON   Crop Prospects Are Much, Better Than in Many Other Counties, AcpardAaing ta Crnn Ranartiyo Expert.

LEGION WANTS — ANT ALL JAS   War Veterans Demand Congress Cancel immigration Agreement With lanan.   WANT NEW CABINET POST:   Care of Soldiers ts Considerec at Convention of American Legion.

‘American Legion Adopts Resolution Demanding An — Exclusion Act for Jap:

VETERANS Ih OIOAM Ab MEAGURE Th PUI   South Carolinan’s Dramatic Speech Greeted WWith Ovation

MORATORIUM 1N GUBA. MAY SAVE THREATENED FINANCIAL SITUATION      ALL BANKS OPEN FoR BUSINESS LVP PUBLIC APPEARS PLEASED WITH THE PLAN,

IRISH PRISONERS’  CONDITION SERIOUS   tTyelve of the Prisoners in Bad Con dition—Seventy in Bed From  Weoalkness,

RUSK ARRANGES OPENING PROGRM   Inaugural Address, Outline of League and Declamation for Saturday Night

Lake School Building Let   F. W. Fais of Spencer Is Awardet , the General Contract at Sum of $67,680

SIX ESCAPE i JAIL: BARS SAWED   Murderer . and Accomplice: _ and Man Who. Framed  Robbery: Make ' Getaway.

4 ARE KILLED NEAR CHELSEA   Parts of Rogers and Craig Counties Swept by Short, Sharp Storm   ‘7 INJURED BUT ALL - EXPECTED TO LIVE

SEEK 10. SAVE SOLDIER BONUS   Efforts to Revive Measure to Give _ Aid to Men Who Fought Will be  Made With Fordney’s Return te  _ Job; Big Cut Is Now Likely.

EFFORT MADE TO REVIVE SOLDIER BONUS MEASURE   Advocates of Aid Legislation Insist Expenditure Must be Radiuped.

MAY REVIVE BONUS   WITH RETURN OF CHAIRMAN FORDNEY NEW HOPE IS GIVEN

ANOTHER “ “SOVIET ARK” IS PLANNED         Advocates Have Decided That the Toto] Expenditure Must Not Fxceed: A Pllion Dollars.

PARTIES LEAVE “WETS” IN COLD   DEMOCRATS CRUSH FINAL HOPE OF LIQUOR ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN:

WETS OUT IN COLD.   Neither Party Will Have Anything fo Do With Them in (ampaign,

CARS SHO’ BE’ RENEWED  FADED CERTIFICATES ‘ON AT ONCE SAYS MOTOR SUPT

FADED CERTIFICATES ON CARS SHOULD BE RENEWED AT ONCE SAYS MOTOR SUPT

SUNDAY BAN OPPOSED   “Wholesome Amusement” Beomed By New Yerk Geverner.

MAKES NO CHARGE WILL INVESTIGATE   Johnson Says, “However Something Must Be Wrong With New Jersey Count

ASOERTS JOHNSON WAS “ROBBED” IN oN. J. COUNTIES   Charges of “Discrepancies” in Preference Vote Made by Supporter of Californian — Wood Leading.

AMERICANS MAKE GOOD SHOWING AT TOLOMBE:   APPEARING BEFORE BIGGER CROWDS THAN AT ANTWERP THEY ROMP AWAY WITH THE SPRINTING EVENTS—PROMJNENT PERSON pp rc «ws

AMERICANS RUN IN EFRANCE.      U. S&S. Athletes Perform Before Large Crowd in Colombes Suutiam,  agua rane lading ee

AMERICANS RUN IN FRANCE.   U. S. Athletes Perform Before Large  Crowd in Colombes Stadium. {five The AseocitatedA Preece i

AGREE ON RETURN   Committee has Agreed on the Guaranteed Return Rate for Railroads   CHE RE-ORGANIZATION      Wanufacturers and Dealers Have Millions of Pounds ‘of Leaf Tobacco

GUARANTEED RETURN PRINCIPLE IS AGREED TL   tailroad Conferees Still Divided However on Method of Guarantee,

SENATE AND  “HOUSE AGREE  » GUARANTEED “RB, R. RETURNS   Compromise. “Has Been Agreed  ‘Upon in the Anti-Strike  Clause That a Tribunal  Shall. Adjust Labor Disvutes

LOW PRICES NOW PRPEVATI   Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade Lowest in Four Years

GRAIN SINKS TO LOW MARI   Wheat, Corn and: Oats Prices o1 “Chicaga Board Lowest in  ; rn, Se eee

PRICES DECLINE ON FARM PRODUCTS   Lowest Prices in Four Years Prevail/on Corn, Wheat and Oats.

PRICES A-TUMBLING ALL ALONG THE LINE   CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET LOWEST FOR FOUR YEARS.   Wheat From 33 to. 39 Cents Below What It Was Week Age—Clethinug-makers See Handwriting On the Wall.

PRICES LOW ON CHICAGO MARKET   Wheat, Corn and Oats Show Largest Decline in Years.

WHEAT IS CHEAPER THAN FOR 4 YEARS   December Options Sell on Chicago Exchange for $1.77—Corn is 78 Cents.

SEE NO HOPE FOR TRUCE   Dipiomats in Paris Believe Russian Terms ‘Will Be Too Severe + “ifet- Polea.

DUTCH FINANCIAL AFFAIRS DISTURBED   Efforts Made to Stabilize ~ Situation.

TULSA TEACHERS IN DEFI   Majority Threatens to Quit Unless Salary Is Hiked.

ALLY MINISTERS NOT 10 INSIST ON COMPLIANCE:   Reply to Ultimatum Will No Be Demanded---Deferment Until Wednesday.

Allied Prime - Minister; - Deade Not to. Insist. on.’ en . Reply and. Tske'a:-Rest.       ESPERTS. OF. BOTH- SIDES          GERMAN OFFER MUCH:        While Experts Work, ©: —_ and: aban:

EXTENSION OF  TIME GIVE   ‘Germans Think Allie Demand for Coal De : liveries Too Great.

SET THREE TODAY FOR GERMAN REPL"   Allies Will Enforce [Pract With Germany With Arms: Unless Coal Deliveries Are Made.

GERMANS GIVEN MORE TIME TO ANSWER ALLIES   Have Until Tomorrow  _ to Reply to Demands  on Coal

ALLIES CHANGE MINDS   Decide to Give Germans Another Day on Coai Decision

ALLIES EXTEND ULTIMATUM ON COAL DELIVERY   Permit Germany to: Defer Re ‘.. “plyUnti Fomorrow Instead of Today   REACH TENSE POINT AT SPA CONFERENCE

EXTEND TIME OF GERMAN ANSWER   Reply to Coal Ultimatum Put Of ’Till Tomorrow

‘Experts on Both Sides Givi Day to Re-examining ~ ‘Situation.   TREPLY FOR TOMORROW   Teutons -Told They Mus Agree or Allies Would Employ Force.

REPLY TO ULTIMATUM: ON COAL DEFERRE?   Allies Give Germans Until Tomorrow ‘to Answer—Experts Texamine Situation Todav.

GERMAN COAL ISSUE   SPA CONFERENCE WAS DE VERGENT VIEWS   Germans (sisen More Time to Aes cept Allled Demands Accord. ing to Treaty.

ALLIED ULTIMATUM NOT BE STRICTLY ENFORGED AGAINST THE GERMAN!   EXTENSION OF TIME FOR FENAT ANSWER TS AGREED UPON AT SPA CONFERENCE,

WILL NOT INotaT ON ANSWER TODAY   TILE ULTIMATUM OF ALLIES ON MATTER OF COAL   ALLIED DEMANDS ON GERMAN)   If Germany Fails to Comply With Al. lied Demands Measures to Enforce  Terms of Treaty May Be Taken.

Terms To Be Laid Down To Berlin Government Hinge On Experts’ Report.

GERMANS GET. ANOTHER DAY. FOR A REPLY   Allied Ultimatum Gave Un. til 3 P. M. Today to Submit to Coal Demands   MONTHLY DELIVERY CAUSE OF DISPUTE

ADDITIONAL TIME GIVEN GERMANS ON COAL ISSUE   Experts on Both Sides Now Engaged in Re-examining Situatioun— Prime Ministers  Relax.

HAIL TAX DRIVER IN OLAYING   Identity of Murderer Soon t Be Known, Is Belief at Los Angeles

TRAIL TAX VER 1 LAYING   Identity of Murderer Soon te Be Known, Is Belief at Los Angeles

DEFENSE HAS FLOOR IN SOCIALIST TRIAI   Considerable Interest Aroused By Use of Name, “R. N. Nathan” —— Prosecution Closed Its Case Yesterday Afternoon.

COTTON CROP 'S LOWEST EVER   Report Condition Cotton Crox 62.4 Per Cent Below Norma!

COTTON GROP If WORST EVER KNOWN SAYS DEPARTMENT   Condition on May 25 Was 62.4 Per Cent of Normal Says Report.   WAS THE LOWEST IN 1917   Condition of Crop in All Cotton States Is Reported Poor to Bad.

THE COTTON CROP POOR   Condition on May 25 Was Unk 62.4 of a Normal is The Report.

WORST COTTON CONDITIONS   Department of Agriculture Report Confirms Crop Outlook Serlous

COTTON GRUP in POOR CONDITION  ALL DYER OUT   CONDITION OF TEXAS CROP ON MAY 25TH WAS ONLY 69 PER CENT OF NORMAL,

COTTON CROP IS WORST OF 50 YRS.   REPORT ON MAY 25 PLACES CON. DITION AT 62.4 PERCENT OF NORMAL

COTTON CROP TOOK      Department of Agriculture itis “Worst Ever Aaow i”

Season Throughout Belt Late and ‘Weevil Infestation In Infected Territory Severe.

MADE ESCAPE  ~~” FROM BANDIT   Britisher Won Release During Battle With Federal Troops

BRITISH SUBJECT 1a AESGUED IN MEXICD   Escapes From Pedra Zamora and is Aided By Federal Troops.

BAITISH SUBJECT HELD BY MEXICAN BANUIT [3 NOW SAFE WITH TROOP!   MADE. ESCAPE FROM ZAMOR! PASBITS DURING FIGHT WITH THE GOVERSMENT TROOPS,

NO RAIL WAGE AGREEMENT YET   Caratecrenine Yexterday ‘Ended Without

MINERS N HAZELTON DISTRICT ARE WORKINE   Claim Producing Ts Fast Reachin: Normal Stage.

ALL ANTHRACITE MINES   In Hazleton District Are Work pig, Production Fast Reaching Normal, :

FEELING GROWS _. FOR BOND ISSUE   Arendtsville Formed Good Roads Association on Saturday Nicht.   BIG MEETING MARCH 3   Loca! Chamber of Commerce Plans to Send Invitations to Aid Assuciations to Appear Before Commissioners.

FEELING GROWS _ FOR BOND ISSUE   Arendtsville Formed Good Roads Association on Saturday Night.   Local Chamber of Commerce Plans te Send Invitations to Aid Associations to Appear Betore Commissioners.

ITALUANS VISIT DWANNUNZIO.   Hepe te Canvirnce Belligerent Peet of Error of Wass.

STATE OF WAR IN FIUME DOES NOT CAUSE FIGHTING   Blockade Is Controlled by Ital ians and Railroad Communication Is Kept Open At Trieste.

Proposals To End Are Being Preparec   Rajhw. ay Terders Met to Consid&r At-ttide In Conl Strike in Great Hrit sie.

BRITISH RAILMEN DECIDE THURSDAY ON STRIKE ISSUE   Negotiations To Ge Miners Back To Work Assured.

BELIEVE END Of STRIKE 15 NEAR   English Officials and Labor leaders Show Desire to Reach Understagding.   Belief Is General That Proposals Are Being Framed by Both Sides.

BRITISH MINERS AND OFFICIALS ARE NEGOTIATING   Desire to Reach Amicable Understanding Shown.   PREPARE PROPOSALS    Premier George Declares Government '  _ Wants Final Settlement of Coal Mine Strike Differences.

THURSDAY - AT THE MINES   ENGLISH LABORS ATITUDE IN. MINE STRIKE UNCERTAI

OTHER WORKERS .NOT SURE AS TO JOINING MINERS   Trade Union, Railway Wen and Trans port Workers Ccnfer.

ENGLISH DISCUSS ~OTAIKE PLANG OF THE GOVERNMEN   Labor Generally is Disposed To Regard it as a Salutary Challenge to the Entire Labot World.—Many Crafts Ave Meeting.

Proposals To End : Are Being Preparec   Railway Leaders Met to Consider At, tituds fn Coal Strike in Great Brit+ nin,

PRESIDENT-ELECT FINISHES PANAMA CANAL INSPECTION   Gives Assurance of Interest in Development of Central American Trade. Returns to United States Today.

HARDING COMPLETES . INSPECTION OF CANAL   Wife of President-Elect Makes Flight In Seaplane,.

CANAL 1$ INSPECTED BY PRESIDENT-ELECT   Mrs. Harding Enjoys 15 Minute Flight in One of the Navy’s Great Seaplanes.

Mrs. Harding in Airship Makes Her First Flight   WIFE OF PRESIDENT-ELECT STANDS IT LIKE A VETERAN

ENDS INSPECTION TRIF   VISITS FORTS OF CANAL   President-elect Takes Great Interest in Small Details ~—Guest at Dinner.

HARDINGS WILL SAIL TODAY   Senater Con pletes Inspection of Canal and Familiarises Himself With Fertifiecations.

UVERNOR COX TALK TO FAIR CAOWOS IN OHIO   Bourbon Presidential Nominee Voices Party’s Stand on League of Nations, Criticises Proposed Harding Plan.   Governor Issues Statement ~ Characterizing Hays’ Alleged Assertion as “Absolutely False and  Untrue.”

GOK, WATKINS AND RUUSEVELT TALK TO SAME AUDIENCE   Ohio Governor Declares for League of Nations and Criticises Harding Plan.   RUNNING MATE SPEAKS OF FARMING PROGRESS   Presidential Nominee of Drys Takes Both Old Parties %t& Task for Not Taking a Stanc on Prohibition, Which He Declared to be Paramount

COX, ROOSEVELT  AND WATKINS OX AME PLATFORN AT STATE FALE   Governor Voices the Party's Stand on League and Crit icizes Plan Broached By Canatar Harding.   “PRO” CANDIDATE IS AGAINST BOTH PLANS   He Also Grills Both the Democrats and Republicans For Not Taking a Firm Stand on “Dry’’ Issue,

COX, ROOSEVELT AND WATKINS AT OHIO STATE FAII   Democratic Nominees Share Honors With Candidate of  Dry Party.

DIVIDE TIME AT THE FAIR.   Gut Cex and Watkins Prench Difnae ferent Doctrine,

TWO PRESIDENTIAL! NOMINEES pose      nor, Bi sar, Seen AND PRO PAR p PARTS :   COX PLEADS FOR LENGUE   Ohio Governor Criticizes - Harding's plan for world court as anneane § .  ed in Senator’s recent ‘ Address 4

CANDIDATES MAKE SPEECHES AT FAIR   Governor Cox, Franklin D Roosevelt and Dr. Aaron Watkins Appear   AMERICA MUST DECIDE   Democratic Nominee Ssys Old World Looks to U. S. or Leadership

Two NOMINEES - SPEAK.   Cox, aud. Watkins Make Ad. dresses at Ohio State Fair at Columbua.

HAYS REMARKS   Governor Cox Takes Exception te Republican Claim of $1,006 Coatribution Liat   ATTENDS OHIO FAIR   Dr. Aaron F. Watkins, Prohibitie: Candidate, and Frankie D. Roosevelt Also Fresent

THREE BIG ORATORS AT OHIO STATE FAIR   Cox and Watkins Talk Politics But Roosevelt Discourses About Agricultural Growth

COX, WATKINS ROOSEVELT AT FAIR AN OHIO   THREE BIG MEN HEARD.   eS  LEAGUE IS DISCUSSED— COX ON G. O. P. FUND.

AT OHIO STATE FAIR   Cox, Roosevelt and Watkins Talk or Campaign

LAWRENCE PUBLIC SHOWS GREAT INTEREST IN: HASKELL SHOW :             As in Former Years, the Capt. Has Been Carefully Drilled by Mrs. Wenrich      As Given by the Indian Students; the Play Will be Presented in Five Acta .

HIAWATHA” SEATS IN DEMAND TODAY   LAWRENCE FUBLIC SHOWS GREAT INTEREST IN HASKELL SHOW   TO BE GIVEN MONDAY   As in Former Years, the Fee Has Been Carefully Drilled  by Mrs. Wenrich © ;      As Given by the Indian Students, the Play Will be Presented in Five Acts

ABHORS SCHOOL ENDS HIS LIFE   Sixteen-Year-Old Lad Kills Selt When Refused Permission To Quit School.

HARDING'S SHOW OF INDEPENDENCE STRIKES CAPITAL   President-Elect 's - Farewell Ad dress to Senate Is Talk of Washington,    URGED BY SOME ADVISERS WOT TO. DELIVER A SPEECH   Suggestion Advanced It Woulk Be Indelicate in His Position,   GENTLE WARNING GIVEN   Lpts It Be Known That No “‘Sen\ ate Oligarchy’’ Will Control Him.

HARDING ASKS FOR AID DF COLLEAGUES   ELIHU ROOT’S FRIENDS HOPE FOR SECRETARYSHIP.   Senator's Farewell Speech Defitly and Definitely Removed Suggestion Senate Would Control New Administration.

HARDING INDEPENDENT, HIS SENATE ADDRESS INDICATES; FAVORS ROOT FOR PREMIER?

HOSPITAL DEFEATED   (20M Ok OF THE VOTERS OF COUNTY WAS DECISIVE.   an Preciucts in Cicero Favored, But tmbers Aguinst.

LEGO OF THE .VOTERS OF -.. 00reex WAS DECISIVE.   ‘in Precincts in Cicero Favored, But  Othens Aguiust.

FISCHER ANNOYED WILSON,   Writing Series of Leticrs During Rei eent War Time.

SAW THREE MEN RUNNING AWAY BEFORE BLAST, SAYS WITNESS   ‘Another Man Claims to Have _ Seen “Dead Wagon” Hour ~ and Half Before Explosion.   FISCHER IS. ELIMINATED   Tennis Player, However, Is the Same Man Who ‘Annoyed the President in 1916.

AN ADJUSTMENT EXPEGTED SOON   Of the Railroad Wage Ques tion by the Railroad Labor } Board.   SUCH PROMISE GIVEN BY THE BOARD TODAY   Striking Railway Yardmen at Kansas City Are” Denied Hearine on Differences.

RAIL LABOR BOARD ACTION   Body. Sende. Telegram Telling ‘Business Men That Work Is Proceed. ing and Early , Adjust. ment Mav Be Exnected

LABOR BOARD ACTS SOON ON WAGE DEMANDS   Business men bringing pressure to end all railroad Aiffienttiac

EARLY  ADIUSTMENT OF RAILWAY WAC QUESTION  Promised Today by Railroad Labor Board   Promised Today by Railroad Labor  Roard   Sent Out Telegram Stating ‘‘Procee ing With Diligence, Early Adjustment May Be Expected.’’

CHARLES R. CRANE CONFIRMED   Senate Declares lis Willing ness That He Go to China.

SENATE CONFIRMS C. R. CRANE   Nomination of Chicago Man to Be Min ister to China Is Approved.

CHARLES R. CRANE CONFIRMED   Senate O. K.’s Chicago Man to Be Min. ister to China,

POLES EXPLOIT VICTORY WITH SKILFUL STRATES’   EVEN SHOULD BOLSHEVIKI NORTHERN ARMY CUT WAY EASTWARD IT WILL FIND ROAD RARRED BY PILSUDSKI.

50,008 PRISONERS ARE TAKEN   Many Russian Detachments Have Been Cut Off From Retreat and Ave Being Gathered In On Vari pees, Ce ee ©   REPORT. SUCCESS ON SOUTH

POLES EXPLOIT THEIR VICTORY MAST SKILFULLY   Should Bolsheviki Northern Army Cut Way Eastward It Will Find Road Barred.   POLISH FORCES CAPTURE LOMZA AND BIALISTOK      With Capture of These Two Places All of the Various Government Districts of Poland, Except Suwalki and Grodno Are Cleared of Reds.

MRS. KENYON IS FOUND GUILTY MANSLAUGHTER   WAS SENTENCED TO SERV! FROM 10 TO 15 YEARS IN THE STATE PRISON BY JUDGE,   SLAYED DR, HERBERT TETROW   ‘Her Husband Broke Pown Entirely and Wept Helplessly as Verdict Was Rendered.

Favorable Report is Made by Committee on Gronna’s Bill to Discard Government War Time Control] .   PROPOSAL IS ACCORDED UNANIMOUS APPROVAL   Amendment Provides Grain Cerporation Must Wind Up Affairs and Pay $50,000,000 Profits into Treasury

TO FREE GRAIN,   Corporation To .Be Dissetved anc Profits Turned Over.

POSTAL SALARY BILL BEFORE THE SENATE   Plan Night Sessions to Push It Through   Unanimous Consent Refused fo Immediate Consideration

War Time Wheat Prices To Quit   Senator Gronna’s Bil Repe: tir Time Wheat Price Act Ord vorably Reported to Senate.

TO ABOLISH U. S._ GRAIN CORPORATIO}   Senate Agricultural Commit tee Reports Gronna Bill Favorably

Favorable Report’ is Made by  “Committee on Gronna’s Bill ~ to Discard Government War : Time Control   PROPOSAL IS ACCORDED   UNANIMOUS APPROVAL   eee mes  Amendment Provides Grain Corporation. Must Wind Up Affairs antl Pay $50,000,000 Profits into Treasury

Senate. Committee Recom‘Mmends Removal of Restric’ tions on Wheat’ Prices.   Opinions Differ as to Effect = - on Food Cost to People,

Favorable Report on Gronna Bill to Take Lid Off Wheat Prices by Senate Committee

THE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE OFFERED FAVORABLE REPORT ON SYON-KENDRICK BIL

FARM COMMITTEE IN   FAVORABLE REPORT ON DISCON TINUANCE OF THE GRAIN BODY ORDERED BY SENATE COMMITTEE

VOTE TO END GRAIN CONTROL   avorableReport onGroting Bill Repealing War’ Measure’.

PROBABLY  CENT FOR DROP LETTERS   Senate Posteflice Committee Makes Favorable Report On Annual Appropriation Bill.

TO UND WHEAT CONTROL,   Gronna’y Bt Repealing War-Tinie Measure ix Reported Vaveraulys,

QENATE GROUP U.K. o MEASURE TO REPEAL LAW   Hines Gives Right of Way to All Grain Shipments in Order to Market Crop.  ORDER NECESSARY

WILL ASK THAT. be MIGHESS GREATE COURT GF MORALS   Reguating of Iisses in the “Movies’ Would Bo Gne of Its Duties:

The Chief of the Blue Law Advocates  Now Wants to Regulate Movie Kisses

POINTS NEED oF VAST tr4R pan   WILBUR REFUSED 10 SHOW MILDRED   Blue Law Booster Declines to Give Reporter-Vamp an ‘“‘Infamous’’ Buss

WILL NOT TRY FOR THE POLE   Radio Message Says Amund sen Has Given Up the Attempt.

ABANDONS NORTH POLE   Amiunisen Will Take Steamer Vietoris Ail Nome for Senttle, Dis! patches Say.

WILL NOT TRY 10°  _- REACH NORTH POLE   - Messages” Indicate. That Amundson tntends to Return to Seattle, =:

AMUNDSEN GIVES UP POLE QUEST?   SOUTH POLE DISCOVERER FINDS PEARY’S STUNT MOST DIFFICULT ONE

NATIONAL LEAGUE HEAD SAYS GAME NOW GLEAN   Heydler Says Few Crooks Are Ousted and Much Talk is Baseless

l mL (ME ~ BALL ELIMINATED   PIES: HEYDLER SAYS CANNING ' (OF ZIMMERMAN, CHASE AND McGEE HAD ITS-EFFECT, .             CLEANSED. THE GAME JIN NATIONAL LEAGUE.      Hirst’ Game of ‘World Series To Be ‘Played . October. 5 in City Winning + Ameticun League’ Pennant,

National League Head Teil: Why Three Players Were Banished From Game.   MANY WITNESSES CALLED:   ‘Investigation of Baseball Pools to Be Taken Up by Gov arnmant

NO CROCKED PLAYERS IN NATIONALS   Heydier Asserts Three Were Discharged For Gambling.

NAT'L LEAGUE FIRES CROOKED BALE PLAYERS   Heydler Declares That Only Seandal He Knows of Involved 1919 Worid Series.

ENTHUSISTIG   Senior Senator ‘Displays Punch and Vigor of  Former.’  Days in Fiery Ad daArepss   HUNDREDS TURKED AWAY  ATTEND OVERFLOW: MEET:   M. B. Olbrich Addresses Big’ Audience. of Those Unable ‘ “to Get in

ENTAUOIAO TIC GHOWD HERE FUR 4 HOURS   Senior Senator Displays Punch and Vigor of Former Days in Fiery Address   HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY ATTEND OVERFLOW MEET   M. B. Olbrich Addresses Big Audience of Those Unable to Get in

MORE CANDIDATES FOR REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP TA HAVE HEANAIARTER   BUTLER, COOLIDGE AND POINDEX. TER TAKE PLACES IN THE “PRESIDENTIAL ROW.”

PRESIDENTIAL ROW’ HAS THREE MORE ENTRIES   Republican Candidates tc Open Headquarters In Chicago Hotel.

HOPE TO COAX THE LIGHTNING.   Three More Republicans Open Headquarters at Chicago.

MARTIAL LAW IN TABASCO   Killing of Two Deputies by Soldiers Is Followed by Proclamation of Military Rate.

MARTIAL LAW TOBASCO STAT!   Twp Deputios of This Mexican Siate Are Killed hy Sdidiers.

MARTIAL LAW TOBASCO STATE   Two Teputles of This Mexican Siate Are. Killed by Sdtdiers,

PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE M4 K. LS                   Seeks Conferences With Sinn Feiners, ¢ Peace; Denounces “Desperate Minorit  « Mehting Government.

Britain to Demand Surrender of Arms and Uniforms in Parts of  Treland Under Martial Law  Aynoimeamant af Marhal Taw and Mave ta Penn      Announcement of Martial Law and Move to Bring    About Conference Between Government and Sim Fein’ Leaders Made by Premier Lloyd George it House of Commons Today—Safe Conducts te  , Gan Fam Mam hore at ¢ ammnanc

British Announce. " Drastic Policies; Call Conference   Lloyd George Declares Eorce’ Will: be Used in _ “Certain Areas” to Put Down Murder; Sinn” ke Feiners Are Given ‘Safe Conducts. ..~

THIS PLAN 10 GO INTO EFFECT   ‘Lloyd ~ George Announces In House Of Commans Today.   CONFERENCE WILL BE CALLED    Between, Goverriment and ‘Sinn Fein q Leaders in Effort To Bring About  End of ‘[rizh Troubles ,-

HELA TOBE PUT UNCER Gul   Martial Law and Peace Conference Wit I Sinn Fein Leaders Aimed to Clear Up Trish Situation

Britain Will Also Talk Matters Over with Sinn Fein Heads.   LLOYD GEORGE HAS DOUBLE IRISH PLAN   Unbroken Unity of the Kingdom Only Peace Terms He Has lo Offer

NARTIAL LAW FOR IRELANT   Cork,» -Limericks:Tipperary : and Kerry. Inielided-in Area of Out. rage and Lawlessness,” Stated

MARTIAL LAW TO. BE APPLIED IN IRELAND AREAS   ACTION TAKEN BY ENGLAND TO PUT DOWN “MURDER AND OUTRAGE," SAYS PREMIER LLOYD CHMoOReT

All Arms and Ammunition’ In Prescribed Areas ~ Must--Be. Surrendered:” Safe Conduct’ Will ~ Be Given Sinn Feiners To Discuss Situation ~— With Government; Peace Overtures: Brewing

VIOLATORS OF LLOYD thi ADEA AU Bt PUL 10 HEATH   Great Britain to Make Ef. fort to Put Down “Murder and Outrage”   PREMIER ANNOUNCES NEW‘ ‘DOUBLE POLICY’   Certain Areas Must Give Up Arms and Uniforms Under Ultimatum

SERIOUS CHARGES IN SHIPPING QUIZ   Witness Before House Committee Tells of Allocation to Irresponsible Firms.   NEPOTISM SHOWN, HE SAYS   Vesseis Commandeered From Established Limes and Reallocated to Private Companies—Lack . of  Foreign Agents a Handicap.

By. CMGI   Vessels Allocated to Men In experienced and.Charges of ‘Graft 3 are Also Circulated in

CHARGE Nc POT oM IN SHIPPING QUIZ   House Committe: Witness Te'ls of Var.cus Frauds.   GOES INTO SHiP ALLOCATION   Declares Irresponsible Firms Were Given Vesse’s Taken From Established Lines—Handicapped by Lack of Foreign Agents,

ACTIVITIES OF FLEET BOARD BEING PROBED   INDIVIDUALS AND CORPOR. ATIONS WITHOUT FINAN. CIAL STANDING WERE GIVEN VESSELS TO OPER,        stablished Steamship Companies Say They Were Unable to Secure Tonnage Pram Gov-_ ad.  E

BRAFT AND CORRUPTION BARED. BY FORMER EMPLOYES BEFORE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

GRAVE CHARGES MADE AGAINST U. S. SHIPPING BOARD BY MAN WHO INVESTIGATED THOROLY

CHARGE FAVORITISM   More Accusations Brought Against Shipping Soard.

IMWVOKEDNESS IS GHARGED AGAINST SHIPPING BOARD   Investigators Find Corrups tion in Activities of Board.

NEED PULL 10 GET SHPS FROM BOARD ASSERTS A WITNESS   Walsh Committee Investigating Shipping Board Hears Startling Evidence.   HOW ALLOCATION WORKER   Persons and Fims of Ne Worth or Experience Had Necessary “Pull”? Is Statement.

GRAFT CHARGED IN OPERATIONS   Two Investigators Submit Report Showing Conspiracy and Waste.   LARGE SUMS ARE SPENT

Declares Indiyiduals of No Standing Were. Awarded  Vessels,   Charges Boats. Were “Commandeered” From Private Concerns,

RESUME PROBE OF SHIP BOARD   J. F. Richardson Says Individuals of No Standing or Experience Favored   Allocaled U. S. Shipping Board Vessels for Operalion, He Charges

SHIPPING BOARD AFFAIRS ATRED vw COMMITTEE  location of Vessels to Irre Tea sibles Comes to Light  Private Companies Favored Bi those in Charge is Claim   Private Companies Favored B Those in Charge is Claim

WITNESS GAYS SHIPPING BOARD COMMANDEERED VESSELS FOR RELATES   Were Taken From Regular Lines at Will by a “Director of Operation,” Investigatince Committee Hears.   MANY FAVORED CONCERNS HE DECLARES IRRESPON. SIBLE

JOHNSON DENOUNCES LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO CANTON CROWD   Senator Says He Is Satisfied With Stand Of Harding.

SENATE (CLEARS UP. DECK   Compulsory Training Provision Re ains in Measure—Hot Fight Anticipated. ~

SENATE [a REALY FOR ARMY BILL: PLAN EARLY VOTE   DEBATE ON PROPOSED EP GIS LATION WHEE BEGIN MONDAY,

SENATE GLEARS WAY FOR ARMY BILL DISCUSSION   Passage of Bill Proposing Definite Policy Expected Within Two Weeks

SENATE TO DISCUSS MILITARY POLICY   Dabate on Army. Reorganiza: tion Bill to Begin on Monday; Pass It in Ten Days   EXPECT SENATE FIGHT      The Universal! Training Bill Likely to Cause Battle; Leaders Predict Passage

SENATE IS READY TO DEBATE ARMY BILL ON MONDAY   Passage Within 10 Days or Two Weeks Predicted.

HNO CIUENGE IF UNDERGROUND  POLITIGAL WORK   PARTY COMPOSED OF COMMUNIS) ELEMENTS AND OTHER DANGEROUS RADICALS,

Communist Plotters Menace to Americc   "IRST PARTY TO WORK IN SECRET ANDIT IS THOUGHT OVERTHROW OF GOVERNMENT IS THE AIM OF REDS, WHO MOSTLY ARE RUSSIANS AND ARE STRONGEST IN THE TWO LARGEST CENTERS

WAANGLE OVER THE REFEREE MAY HALT DEMPSEY - MISKE FIGHT FOR A TIME   Kearns Swears There Will  ‘Be No Fight Unless Phil . adelphia Man Judges the Contest

ATTENTION TURNED TO IOWA, TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA FIELDS   Commission Told Only Eight to Ten Per Cent Increase Granted in Former.   ‘COST OF PRODUCTION VERY HIGH, SAYS MR. CUSHING   Coal Strike Settlement Commission Takes Under Advisement Demands of Workers in Central Competitive Field, Together With Recommendations Submitted by Operators,

INVESTIGATE _ TEXAS FIELDS   Coal Strike Commission Turns Attention to Three States

DENUNCIATIONS, RECRIMINATIONS CHARGES AGAINST THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR. MARKS COMMITTEE MEET

DEMANDS ARE CONSIDERED.   Commission Takes Up Case of Miners in lowa, Texas and Oklahoma,

GOAL COMMISSION STUDIES STRIKES   FVEXAS. OKLAHOMA AND FOWS  FIELDS NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION.

2 ete Se ee cee agg  Coal Strike Commission Now Considering Southwest Field

OPERATION OF MINES IN TEXAS GOAL FIELDS IS BEING INVESTIGATE   IOWA, TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA FIELDS TO BE CONSIDERED BY COMMISSION,

SOCIALIST VOTE IS DOUBLED   Eugene V. Debs Gets About 950,000 Ballots for President, Twice the 1916 Count.

DEBS PILES UP 950,000 YOTES   Wisconsin Gives ‘Socialist Candidate Over 80,000 Total

LARGEST SOCIALIST VOTE   Debs Received Nearly 950,000 Votes  Bar Deacidant

LEGION WILL INSIST “ON SOLDEIRS BONUS   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF WAR VETERANS’ ORGANIZATION IS CALLED TO PUT QOVER BITLT.

LEGION FIGHTS 70 GET BONUS    Executive Ce Committes of Veterans Or Summoned to Washing.  ton to rat Re in Effort to Get Legis ' Jative Action at Once.

MAKE EFFORTS TO FORCE THROUGH THE BONUS BILI   Fveccuthe Committee of Amerlean Le gion Called to Washington Next Week tor That Purpose  i Pha se a. &- Bie oe

LEGION COMMITTEE IS GOING TO WASHINGTON   Effort to Force Throngh ‘Sol dier Aid Legislation Will 'Be: Made Nezt Week.   REPRESENT ALL STATES

LEGION COMMITTEE 1S CALLED TO WASHINGTON   Preposed td Havg It Remain’ Until Honus a ‘Ns Passed Or : Congr cus! Recesses,.

UKRAINIANS JOIN FORCES WITH WRANGE]   South Russian Leader I. Winning Way Agains' the Bolshevik Regime.

(OAL DEALERS RAISE PRICES,   Tt’ s Against the Roles. Bat They  Appeal te President Wilson.

ZANT STOP COAL PRICK HIKE.  None Has Authority ta Punitah Chicage  Wh we ce Bot we

CAMPUS “FLU” BAN TO STAY ALL WEEK   Little Chance That Decree Wil Be Lifted Until Situation Improves.   FIFTY CASES REPORTED   City Board of Health Speaks Favor ably on Local Epidemic—No Pneumonia Has Developed.

ROOSEVEL:s WAKES DENTAL.   Declares He Had Previousiy Made  ‘orrection vof Statement.

ROOSEVELT DENIES HARDING CHARGE      Sends Message to Republi. can Candidate for Presi: dent Stating Facts   ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE   Action in Haiti and San Domingo Followed. Policy of Roosevelt and Taft

Ferns Leading Oklahoma Field  In Senate Race   IGore Probably Defeated in Demo cratic Contest; Kansas Also, 1 Holds, Primaries

FERRIS LEADING GORE IN FIGHT IN OKLAHOMA   BLIND SENATOR LOSING OUT IN CONTEST IN NEW STATE. FS FAR BEHIND.

SENATOR GORE 1S DEFEATED IN OKLA   scott Ferris Is Leading Yesterday's Primary by Over Twenty Thousand Votes.

THE ELECTIONS   Ferris is Leading Gore i Oklahoma fer Senatorial Nomination   LONG IS LEADING   In Missouri-—Governor A}len Leads in the Kansas Primarv

——— —  <.. a  FERRO HAD LONG LEAD OVER CORE   OKLAHOMA’S LLIND SENATOI APPARENTLY DEFEATED IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY,

TRAINED 2,000 BOYS   Dr. C. B. Johnson of Lawrence Was “Y” Secretary at Camp

GET PAYROLL OF W..W. SLY C0, AND FLEE      W. C. Sly and George Fanner Shot Down in Busy Street.      AUTO SMASHED, THEN ANOTHER CAR ARRIVES   Bandits in Second Machine Kill Victims and Seize

Cleveland Business  [  Shot Down   Cleveland Business Shot Down      City Being Combed r  Murderers

HVE BANDITS AILL TWO MEN IW CLEVELAND   Automobile Was Deliberately Wrecked in Order to Secure $4,500 Victims Carried   CITIZENS AND POLICE INSTITUTE MAN HUNT   PRESIDENT AND SUPERINTEN. DENT OF SLY MANUFACTUR. ING COMPANY ARE SHOT IN OPEN STREET

Le eat  AUT SANDITS aLAY TWO MEN IN CLEVELAND   Daring Daylight Robbers Takes Place on an Open Street

CALLS STRIKE ‘CONFERENCE.  nereaar Allen’ n Getting Ready for Emergencies.

CALLS CONFERENCE ON KANSAS STRIKE   Governor Allen Will Confer With Industrial Court on‘ Coal Situation. 

HITS AROOSTOOK POTATO GROWERS   Freight Embargo Cause: a Big Drop in the Spud Market.

SWARENS & ADAN UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS  RAMSEY Crandall and Depauw.   H. H. MILLER Insurance   Prejudice Against Classes

Motorcycle Cop StopsCox Party; (.0.P. Plot’ Seer   Speeding Charge Near Accident Enliven Trip.

GRAND JURY EVIDENCE IN BASEBALL CASE SEIZE   Original Papers Ordered Im. pounded Until White Sox Players Come to Trial.

LEAGUE INVITATION ~ REFUSED BY WILSON   Wilson Says U. S. Can’t Participate in Disarmament Meet.   *resident Declares, However, Tha This Nation is in Favor of the Measures.

WILSON LEFUSES BID   SAYS U. S. CAN'T TAKE PART IN DISARMA! (NT MEET,   Informs League of “iations, However,  That This Na..-n Favors the AS. ae

REFUSES LEAGUE BH   Wilson Says U. S. Can’t Participate ifi Disarmament Meet.   President Declares, However, Tha’ — Nation Is in Favor of the Measures.

RECORD-BREAKING VOTE IN MAINE   Despite Heavy Rains of Yesterday Electors Are Out in Force--Republicans Anticipate 25,000 Plurality.

Estimated. That. Nearly 90,. 000. Women: Will Vote for First Time Today   THE STATE TICKET   Is Being -Eleeted—Republican Strengheld is First to Hold :Election .

“WOMAN'S VOTE   G. ©. P. CLAIMS IT WILL CARRY :. QHE STATE BY 25,000 IN TO. - DAY'S ELECTION

Record Breaking Vote Is Ex! pected in Maine State Election Today.

HEAVY VOTE IN MAINE ELECTION   Republicans Claim G 0, P. Will ‘Carry State By. 25,000, >

MAINE ELECTION  ~ IS ATTRACTING WIDE ATTENTION   Record Breaking Vot¢ Expected Today it State Contest — New,  _ York Tuesday.  align ee

FARMERS SONS JAILED FOR DRAFT EVASION   Plead Guilty and Sentenced to Six Months in Jail

FIFTY DWISIONS WILL ASSAIL POLISH ARMIES   BOLSHEVIKI PREPARE GREAT FORCE FOR OFFENSIVE OF SUMMER—GERMANS SHIPPING WAR MUNITIONS ‘TO REDS.

SORED UNITS = IN NEW DRIVE   Kiev Again in Bolsheviki Hands as Campaign on Wide Front Begins.   ATTACK ON 1,200 KILO. LINE   Moscow Claims to Have Thrown Pole: Back Across the Dneiper River East of Rezhitse—Polish At tack Near Polotsk Fails.

BOLSHEVIK! OPEN NEW OFFENGIVE   Fifty Red Units Start Gigantic Drive on Poles,   KIEV AGAIN IN REDS’ HANDS   campaign on 1,200-Kilometer Front Begins—-Moscow Says Poles Have Been Thrown Across Dnieper River East of Rezhitse.

THREE MEN DEAD IN AUTO ACCIDENT   BIG FOUR TRAIN STRIKES AUTO AT ANDERSON CROSSING.

THREE DIE AS AUTO IS STRUCK BY TRAIN   One Severely Injured and Two Es cape by Jumping—Accident at Big Four Crossing in Anderson.

BROOKLYN STRIKE BRINGS 3 DEATHS: CAR BARN BURNET   MAN RIDING IN AUTO TRUCK HURLED THROUGH WINDOW, DECAPITATED,

CIVIL WARFARE HIPS LANGE GEHMAN AREA   Rattle Of Machine Guns And Rifles Resounds Through Republic.   ALLIES WORRIED OVER SITUATION   Ebert Forces Are Slowly Gaining Control After Bloody Conflict.

Rattle of Machine Gun and Rifle Fire Resounds Throughout Nation.  Extremist Control Essen, Home of Krupp Works,

RATTLE OF MACHINE GUN   It is Reseunding All Over Germany These Days—Two Thousand Killed,

2000 LIVES LOST SINCE Tht REVOLT BROKE OUT WEEK AGO: THE ALLIES ARE UNEASY   May Find It Necessary to Send an Army of Occupation into Germany as a Result of Continued Disturbed Conditions; Rhineland Aflame  with Bolshevism.

ED REPUBLIC. ms PR CLAIMED   GERMAN WORKINGMEN ‘CAPPERE THE (ITY OF ESSEN.   A BIG SOVIET ARMY   iTHE EXTREME RADICALS GAIN tEPPER HAND MANY PLACES.   Allied Troops (May Advance: Farther Into German Territory If the Country Dots Not Quiet Dawn.

BERLIN ESTIMATES. SAY REVOLUTION COST 2,000 LIVES   RADICAL FORCES CONTROL INDUSTRIAL CITIES OF RHINELAND.   BIG SPARTACAN ARMY.  I$ FULLY EQUIPPED  i   Indicated That Allied Troops, Including American Soldiers, May Advanee Further into  Germany.

TO RUN ON “DRY” PLATFORM   Prohibitionists Name Aaron S, Watkins as Their Candidate for Office of Chief Executive.

OHIO GETS THIRD CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENGY   Prchibitionists ‘Nominate Watkins After Bryan’s Re fusal to Accent.

OHIOAN WINS PLACE AFTER WITHDRAWAL   Commoner Is Firm in Refusing to Head Ticket And Convention Then Selects Ohio Man After Adopting Twelve-Plank Plattorm.

THIRD OWIOAN NAMED   Prohibitionists Head Ticket Wrih May From ‘Thad State.

AARON §. WATKINS IS CHOICE OF DRYS   OHIO GETS THIRD PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.   Named On the Second Ballot Three Hours After William Jennings Bryan Had Refused the Nomination.

THIRD CANDIDATE SECURED BY’ OHIC   Prohibitionists Nominate Wat kins When Bryan Refuses Nomination.

BRYAN DEGLINES DRY NOMINATION   Ohio Gets Third Presidentia Candidate When Watkins Is Named   PARTY FAVORS LEAGUE   Prohibitionists Issue Appeal to. Voters for Consideration of Candidates

PROFLIGATE IN CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT   Watkins Takes Leader. ship of Prohibitionists, Rejected by Bryan.

BRYAN REF UES  TO ENTER RAGE FOR PRESIDENT IN ORY TICK   Nebraskan, On Reaching Bozeman From a Fishing Trip in Montana Woods, Turns Down Nomination,   WAS 40 MILES FROM TELEGRAPH OFFICE   Convention, Un Learning Als Attitude, Proceeds to Nominate Aaron S, Watkins, of Germantown, Ohio.

QHIO MAN NOMINATED.   Watkins Named by Prohibition Party After Bryan Refuses to Accept.

BRYAN DEGLINED TO MAKE RAGE   REFUSED TO BE DRY CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.   THIRD OHIO MAN IS- CHOSEN   Aaron S. Watkins Nominated On the Second Ballot—D. Lelgh Colvin of New’ York*Named ‘for Second Place.

OHIO MAN IS PHOHIBITION CANDIDATE   Presidential Campaign Will Have Three From Same State in Race for White  Flanca Wanaro   W. J. BRYAN REFUSES

BRYAN DECLINES THE NOMINATION   Pros Then Give Empty Honor Te Watkins of Ohio, Making Three In That State

OHIO GETS ITS THIRD CANDIDATE ~~ FOR PRESIDENT   Prohibition Convention   Nominates Watkins   on Second Ballot   W. J. BRYAN REFUSE   Choice of Ohio Professor Comes  After Commoner’s Telegram  Is Read to Delegates

WATKINS 15 GSE un JAY PARTY      Another Ohio. Man Honored. With Presidential Nomina~ tion; Named. on Second.   BRYAN. SENT MESSAGE DECLINING NOMINATION   ‘Commoner Refuses to Leave Democratic Party; Wires __ His Brother to Inform the: '- Convention of His Refusak.

OHIOAN NAMED BY DRYS WHEN BRYAN REFUSES   Buckeye ‘State Gets a . Third Candidate for  Presidency

Ohio Gets Another Presidential Can didate as Result of Announce. ment by Peerless Leader.

OHIO GETS ITS THIRD  PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE   Aaron 8. Watkins Named by Prohibitionists After Bryan Had Declined to Accent.

[HIRD OHIO MAN IS PARTY CANDIDATE   :  Aaron S. S. Watkins of Germantown, O., Selected by Prohis When Bryan Refuses Nomination.

_PROHIBITIONIST CONVENTION NAMES’ THIRD PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE OF BUCKEYE STATE

UNIO oUPPLIES CANDIDATE FOR ORY PRESIDENT   When Bryan Declines, Pro. hibitionists Select National Nominee From Home State of Both Cox and Harding.      WATKINS 1S NOMINATED   Man From Germantown Is Named on Second Ballot. All Three Presidential Candidates Are Buckeyes.

MAN FROM GHIO NOMINATED FOR —AIGHEST PLAeY   PROHIBS PUT UB WATKINS   MUCH DISAPPOINTED * AT REFUSAL OF BRYAN TO MAKE RACE

BRYAN DECLINES OFFER OF DRYS   Will Not Run for President on  Prohibition Ticket,   SENDS WIRE TO CONVENTION

HOMAGE 10 THE - SOLDIER--DEAB   Memorial Services Held at Comrades’ Graves ‘Are Most Significant.

VETERANS PAY HOMAGE T0 THE SOLDIER DEAD   Memorial Services Held at Comrades Graves Are Most Significant.

DAVIS ANNOUNCES FOR GOV. OF OH   Cleveland Mayor Wants to > Chief Executive on Anti’ Radical Platform, my

CLEVELAND MAYOR  ANNOUNCES FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION OFFICE GOVERNOR. OF OHIO

NO CHANCE OF STAGING. Bl UT   Championship Battle in 1920 Is Unlikely Says - Tex Rickard

NOCHANCE FOR CARPENTIER BOUT   Tex Rickford Says Frenct Champion Will Be Busy Until August — _— Coulda’  Get Ready T

DEMPOEY-GAAPENTIER BOUT Ht YEAR NOT LIKELY, SAYS RICKART      DEMPSEY WOULD NOT BE PER. MITTED TO BOX IN STATE  OF NEW YORK,

MAKES FIRST FLIGHT AT 103   Josiah Sharick Made Airptane Trip at Springfield Yesterday

ERROR. “OF. ‘SEMI-ACTIVITY  _ REFLECTED. BY COUNTRY’S .. CLOTHING EMPLOYEES

WHITE SOX HIT LEFT FIELD OUT OF THE GAME   They Pounded the Bail Into the Lef Field Seats so Often Manager Ciears Seats Losses Thousands

Loyal Army Now in Control of Alexandropol with Bolshe-. viki Expelled

ARMENIAN ARMY BEALS BOLSHEVIK   Crush Uprising and Wrest Rail Roads from Bolsheviki DRnoateal   Frivan Scene of Decisive Action Which Makes Armenia Happy

ARMENI _ CRUSH RED _ UPRISING   AGAINST THEIR -. GOV ERNMENT AND. NOV CONTROL ALEXAN DROPOL.: x   Armenian Commander,Who Recently, Revolted, Killed in the Fighting Before  that City is Report  ~— -;

CRUSH BOLSHEVIK MOVE IN ARMENIA   LOYAL ARMY IN CONTROL OF ALEXANDROPOL, IT IS REPORTED.

ARMY AND NAVY  ULAUH TODAY Ih UOT BALL GAM   ‘GENERALS AND PRIVATES MINGLE  IN CROWDS THRONGING  POLO GROUNDS,

GUNTEST AT POLD GROUNDS   TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL CON. TEST FOR SUPREMACY.   FOOTBALL THIS YEAR TAKES THIRTEEN LIVES.

Devotees of Football See Last Big Game of the Season at Polo Ground  THOUSANDS UNABLE TO PROCURE SEATS      THE LINEUP:

GAME TODAY   50,000 People Expected tc ’ See Gridiron Battle on Pole Grounds This ‘Afternoon   Secretary of. War Baker and Seerelary of Navy Daniels and Many Officers Atlénd

GRID SUPREMACY IS INVOLVED IN SATURDAY GAME   ‘Savior of Verdun” is Among Those Holding Tickets   Army and Navy Hold Fina Clash on Neutral Ground.

N-P-L1S-DOMINANT: ISSUE IN MINNESOTA ELECTION; HOT FICT ANTICIPATED

FARMERS FIGURE IN STATES. 0. P, CONVENTION   Insist On Pro-Agriculturis Plank in Republican Platform.

THE CLIMAX OF BITTER FIGHT IS DUE TOMORROW   Republican State Conventior Convenes at Des Moines  in Morning.   FOUR-CORNERED FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR IS ON   It is Expected That Conven tion Will Continue Till Wednesday.

IOWA FARMERS TO STORM 6. 0. P      AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS KPAVE PLANK WHICH THEY WANT TO TOP ALL.   CAMPAIGNS OPEN WITH A ROAR      Brass Bands, Badges and Election erring Keep Des Moines In Uproar.

FARMERS OF OTATE SEND DELEGATES 10 GOP MEET   Want Favoring Plank in the Republi can State Platform; Convention Opens Tomorrow

FARMERS. MARSHAL.FORCES. 7.0 GET. jPRO-FARMER. PLANK INTO IOWA PLATEORM

GO AFTER FIT PLACE PLANK IN G.0.F PLATFORM   Agricultural Interests Insist o1 _ Receiving Attention of State Government.   FEDERATED FARM BUREAU SECRETARY HEADING MOVE   Moore Smells Antagonism i Rural Delegations; Other Candidates Are Busy.

EXAMINERS WILL FINALLY SUCCEED   DEFAULTER S FINALLY CAUGHT AFTER TEN YEAR CAREER,

ACCUSE CASHIER OF EMBEZZLING   Will Be Arraigned Today 01 Charge Of Stealing ‘ Over $300,000

FOUR PLANTS CLOSED.   Shutdown of the American Woolen Cn Mille in R 1 Affects 5.000.

GA) GUNSCHVATION {9 CONSIOERED IN DETAIL BY NATIONAL COMMITTE   MAYOR OF DALLAS AMONG THOSE ATTENDING HEARING AS INTERESTED PARTY,

SITUATION SAID 10 BE BETTER: EXPECT BREAK   Much Restlessness Is Reported Among Chicago Strikers According To Report   FREIGHT TERMINALS ARE LESS CONGESTED   Reports Indicate That Man) Strikers Are Returning To Work Today

WILL VISIT HARDING.   Indiana People to Journey to Marion to Meet the Candidate.

FAIL TO LOCATE BODY OF WOMAN SLAIN BY HUIRT   Los Angeles Bluebeard Con _ fesses to Kiting Most of oe His Wives.

“BLUEBEARD’S” TRAIL FAILS   Body of Slain Wlfe Not Found as ; - San Diego .County,.. ‘Gallfornta, * ‘ "" Pelgoner- ‘Andleateds: oe

GENERAL PERSHING PUTS IN STRENUOUS DAY. WITH FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS IN THE LONE STAR-STATE

BIG TANNERY BURNER   $300,008 Lass Caused by Hire in Woburn This Morn jug——Cause a-Mystery

$300, AT vm 1 Tm   BIG TANNERY IS DESTROYE!      Fire. Started in Tan Yard from. Unknown Causes and Quickly Swept Through: Plant ,

INQUIRY STARTS AS RESULT OF DEATHS   Charge Made That New York Movie Men Hire ‘Professional Guardians” fer Kids

GRAND JURY WILL PRCBE SUNDAY’S MOVIE DISASTER IN GOTHAM WHERE NUMBER OF CHILDREN WERE KILLED

TD INVESTIGATE THEATER PANIC   District Attormey Says Movie House Employs ‘Professional Guardians’ for Children.   Proprietor of Place Where the Children were Trampled Sunday Arraigned in Tombs.

DGHILOREN Olt AFTEN FIRE GRY INA Y, THEATRE   Youngsters Trampled to Death in Mad Rush for Exits— Twelve Others Are Dangerously Hurt.

AT MOVIES   New York to Enferce ao Ordi nance Since Panic Killed Youngsters.

GRAND JURY WILL PROBE PANIC IN f N.Y MOVE   Six Children Trampled To Death an @ Dozen Are Injured In An Eas Side Theatre

MADOO FAVORITE CANDIDATE WN” CARLY BALLOTING -GAINS SLOWLY   Delegates and Leaders Visibly Weary from Strenuous Sessions With Long Night Conferences; Delegations Stand Firm Through Early Ballots.

Nebraskan Stirs Emotions of! Vast Audience in Appeal for Prohibition,   BOTH DRY AND WET PLANKS LOSH.  j   First Two Ballote for Press’ ident at ’Frisco Are  Fruitiless. .

Vl’ Adoo or Cox, or Ticket with M’Adeo andl Cox, or Meredith, Leading Predictions When Democratic Convention Assembles Today—Palmer Loses in Early Balloting and May Be Eliminated.

ADMINISTRATION IN FULL CONTROL   Platform ' Adopted by Convention With No Pro Mention

Bryan’s Last Stand Sensational But F ‘utile; Great - Commoner Meets His Waterloo After aQuarter of a: ~ Century’s Dictatorship of the Policies of America’ S ~"< Damacracy: Pitcher Went ta Well the One Ratal Time

RUNNING STORY. «OF CONVENTION   NIGHT OF CONFERENCE SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FRUITLESS   WILSON’S PLATFORM   ‘Wilson’s PPlattform 18 pt. -- -‘THE RESOLUTIONS —WERI ADOPTED AS WRITTEN   The Convenflon Cheered Bryan as Usnal and Then Voted Against _ Him—Also as Usaal 1°

MADOO. STILL \:AHEAD OF FIELD WHILE PALMER —  lamess  MAKES GOC:="GAINS FROM IOWA VOTE IN SIXTE

CONVENTION HAD TAKEN 9 BALLOTS AT 1:30 0’CLOCK   OHIO GOVERNOR FORGING AHEAD

Field: Combined Against Him but.-His Supporters Show Confidence as They Prepare for Third Ballot. ~ &   ‘OFFER NO SLATE TO BEAT. HIM; i CAN'T FIND THEIR RALLYING POINT   Figures Showing How Candidates Compare: on First Two Balllots

BOARD OF TRADE BLAMED FOR THE PRICE OF WHEAT   Governor Allen of Kansas Denounces Tactics of Chicazo Board of Trade   FARMER STEAL VICTIM   DECLARATION MAD THAT MARKETS ARE MANIPULATED FOR BENEFIT OF GAMBLERS

PASSENGERS TRANSFERREL   Those Aboard Disabled Transport Powhatan Being Brought to New York by the North ern Pacific. ~

PASSENGERS “OFF POWHATA   Transfer Made ‘During Night After Five: ‘Days’ Without Heat or Light   EXPECT MORE TROUBLE

PASSENGERS OF ~ TRANSPORT SAVED   Taken from Disabled Boat Aite: Thrilling Experiences in a _ Storm

ALLIES DEMAND — HER ANSWER   War or Peace in Eastern Europe Wi'l Result

Meret seat se Tee See MMM  OF PEACE OR WAR IN EASTER EUROPE  Squarely Put to Russia Today b: Mh. Alitag   Squarely Put to Russia Today b The Allies.   Soviet Government Must Consent to General Peace Parley.

FRANCE WILL TAKE PART IN PEACE PARLEY   Vuiitacs VLondniis t0F vis cussion of Recognition of Soviet Government.  MOVE BASED ON NOTE

PUT OQUARELY UP 10 RUSSIANS   By the Allies is the Questioz of Peace cr War in Eastern Europe.   SOVIET GOVERNMENT MUST HOLD A PARLEY   J  ‘Notification to That Effect Has  Been Sent to Moscow by the Allies.

“PEACE OR WAR” ALLIES TELL SOVIET   Note Says Russia Must Consent te General Peace Parley to Insure Peace.

Fear Expressed tha -viet Might Attemi “Brest-Litovsk” P, and Make and Fa Own Termes on Palais   DEVELOPMENTS?

PRACE QUESTION “7 ia Ur TO RUSSIA how My. By FARL C. REEVES, ‘International News Servike ‘stat

BAUSSA 1S IN HANDS OF GREEKS, INHABITANTS OF THAKISH GITY SHRRENTEE

AUSSA (5 IN HANDS OF GREEKS, INHABITANTS OF TURKISH CITY SUARENTE

Holland Accepts Draft of League Under Conditions   Will Contribute Part of Military Force at Vilna Subject to Legislation

Wage Decision Will Be Given Barly Tnesday   Heads Of Railroad Brotherhoods Gathering To Consider Awards   RUMOR LEADERS  KNOW FIGURES   Report Says Dissatisfaction Is Expressed Over Purported Decisions

THREE MORE NATIONS THREATEN WITHDRAWAL   Jugo-Slavia, Roumania and Czecho Slovakia Balk at Admitting Buigaria To League.   BULLETIN

FREE SIX UNION SPEAKERS   Men Atrested at Duquesne, ‘P2., -Rte. leased at Pittsburgh-Under Bondé.

FREE SIX UNION SPEAKERS   Men Arrested at Duquesne, Pa., Re. leased at Pittsburgh Under $200 Bonds.

COX MERELY POLITICIAN IS POST'S VIEW   Democratic Administration Incompetent, E x trav agant: Maonvine Save.

LORIMER REPLIES TO GOX CHARGES   Savs Saturday Evening Post is Not Influenced by Desire for More Circulation.

MILLS CAN'T FIND MARKET FOR FLOUR   THE EXPORT DEMAND. FOR THE KANSAS PRODUCT HAS CEASED   IMILLS CLOSING DOWN       Bow ersock  Mills Estimate That Less Than 10 Percent Are Running Now   Freight ‘Rate Makes It. Mucl Cheaper to Ship Wheat Overfseas for Milling

MARKET FOR FLOUR   THE EXPORT DEMAND. FOR THE KANSAS PRODUCT . HAS CEASED   MILLS’ CLOSING DOWN   Bowersock . Milla Estimate Tha! Less Than 10 Percent Are’ Running Now   Freight “Rate Makes Jt Mucl ‘Cheaper to Ship Wheat Oveteeas for Milline

MAY IMPORT SERVANT GIRLS   Immigration Official Makes Ruling on the Question.

MAY IMPORT SERVANT GIRLS   Immigration Official at Washington Makes Ruling on the Question.

ASKS COURTESY FROM OFFICIAL   JACK JOHNSON WILL SUREEND -ER, HE SAYS, IF TREATED « - WITH “COURTESY.”

QUTLAW WALKOUT IS DISINTEGRATING   Railroad Officials Claim Conditions in New York District Better Than Any Time Since Strike Began.

52 ALIEN REDS REACH N. Y.   Hundred and Thirty Crimson Extrem. ists Now on Ellis Island.

'MORE REDS FOR DEPORTATION   Fifty-two Land at Ellis Island Pre limirmary to Leaving.

MORE ALIEN REDS REACH Ny. Y.   There Are Now 130 Crimson Extrem. ists on Ellis Island Waiting for Ark No. 2.

RADICAL PROTEST ENDS POLE DIET SESSION   Adjourns in Turmoil When Socialist, Peasant and Labor Sections Voice Chiectiens.

POLES ADOPT TWO HOUSE PARLIAMENT   Socialist, Peasant-and Labor Representatives Start Commotion In Protest.

POLISH DIET HAS WILD TIME   Jisorder Follews Decision in Favee of Twe Chamber Parlidment.

START PLANS TO UNITE FACTIONS OF REPUBLICANS   ‘BULIL MOOSER” OF 19123 ASSIGNED JOB OF GETTING ALL TOGETHER.

HARDING STARTS MOVEMENT TC SECURE SUPPORT OF ALL FORMER BULL MOOSERS

HARDING TO STRNE FOR FULL SUPPORT (IF BULL MGgSERS   Walter Brown, of Toledo, Promi nent Progressive, Will Try To Line Up That Wing.

‘MOVEMENT TO UNITE REPUBLICAN FORCES   Walter Brown Behind Move to Wil Active Support of Al! Progressives.

Walter, Brown, of ‘Toledo, Picked } Tiarking to Win Active Support  of Pro; is

PROGRESSIVES TO BACK HARDING   Bull Moosers of 1912 to Back Ohio Senator in Campaign; Former Boss in Roosevelt Campaign Points Out Loyaity of Former Dissenters.

SUPPORT OF BULL MOOSE NOW SOUGHT   Harding Would Have Progressives Strongly Behind Him.

WILL UNITE ALL FORCES FOR HARNING   Concerted Drive Begun to Win Over Former. Bull Moosers   First Important Step Is Launched by G. O. P. Nomaides

CONSOLIDATION OF MOOSE IS SOUGHT   Walter Brown Assigned Task Of Lining Up Progressive Wing Behind Harding—Senator Will Keep Hands Off In Ohio Primary.

PRES, WILSON’S PROPOSAL FOR U. S. MANDATE OVER ARMENIA DISSAPROVED 0

MANDATE IS DISAPPROVED   Foreign Relations Committee of  Senate Sits Down Hard on Armenian Proposition.

REJECT ARMENIA MEASURE SENATE   Congress Declines Grant Exec utive Powers to Accept Mandate

No Mandate For Armenia   Serite Forcizn Relations Connndi, tee Opposes President. Wilson's Request

AAMENIAN MANDATE {6 DIOAPPOVED {N SENATE COMMITTEE VOTE TODAY   ‘ONLY FOUR DEMOCRATS OPPOSED  ADVERSE ACTION ON PRESIDENT’S KEQUEST.

SENATE FOREIGN RELATING BODY OPPOSES MANDATE   Committee, by Vote of 11 to 4 Reports Resolution Declin.  ing to Give Wilson Power tc Police Armenia.

COMMITTEE BISAPPROVES GF MANDATE PROPOSAL   Vote is di to ad Against Armenian Phin Recommended by fresjdent Wilsen.

MANDATE DISAPPROVEL   ONLY FOUR DEMOCRATS ON SEN: ATE COMMITTEE STAND WITH THE PRESIDENT.

B7EV AE BS RCP YT. Fee. EU EB '  Wilsen’s Attitude in’ Armenian Mutler Vetoes By. Senate.

WILSON PLAN REJECTSD BY SENATE BODY   Foreign Relations Committee Take Adverse Vote on Request. —

DISAPPROVE ARMENIA PLAN   Fereign Relations Committee Votes Four Democrats in Line,

oases binned  PRESIDENT WILSON’S PROPOSAL FOR AMERICAN MANDATE OVER ARMENIA DISAPPROVED BY COMMITTEE

ARMENIA WILL NOT HAVE EAGLE FUR PROTECTION   AMERICA IS STILL AT WAR WIT! GERMANY.   SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON IN VETO TODAY.   Refuses to Sign Peace Resolution, Say ing Such a Peace Would Bring Dishonor to the United States. Many Things Omitted.

ARMENIAN PLAN IS LOST WW COMMITTEE   Wilson’s Proposal Throttled B; Forgign Relations Body; Vote 11 To 4.

ARWENIAN MANDATE NOT WANTED   Foreign Relations Committee Disapproves Wilson's Re. quest,   Vote 11 to 4 Favoring No Man date Over Armenia.

PLEA FOR MANDATE ~ OVER ARMENL REIFCTED:   Senate Committee by Vote of Eleven to Four Decides to Deny Wilson’s Request

Ra: mite  REJECT PROPOSED ARMENIA MANDATE   Only Four Democrats Opposed Ad verse Action On President Wilson’s Request.

SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS BODY DENIES MANDATE   Congress Declines Tc Accept Responsibility Report Says.

TOMMITTE EE KILLS ARMENIAN MANDATE      Reports Resolution Refusing Au thority to President to Accept it

COMMITTEE KILLS ARMENIAN MANDATE   Reports Resolution Refasing Authozity to President to slecept it

DISAPPROVES OF WILSON’S PLAN   FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE OF SENATE ACTS.

SENATE DISAPPROVES . ARMENIAN MANDATE   Only Four Democrats on Foreign Relations Gommittee Favor Presictent’s Proposal,

COMMITTEE © TURNS DOWN WILSON PLAN   Armenian Mandate Proposal is Rejected By the Senate.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT WILL PROTEST HOLDING UP OF U.S, AEROPLANES   Manufacturer Had Written Per mission from Allied Mission it is Declared      MACHINES SOLD TO U, S.  BEING HELD AT HAMBURG  i   Not fithin Treaty Provisions  Declares Germany  : ;

GERMAN GOVERNMENT WILL. PROTEST HOLDING ‘UE OF U, $, AEROPLANES   Manufacturer. Had: Written Per - mission from Allied Mission ‘it-is Declared   MACHIHES: SOLD “TOU. &.. BEING. HELD: AT HAMBBRE   i a a Nat- Within Treaty -Provisions - : Declares Germany. ©

HARDING WANTS. DOLLAR WHEAT   SU FARMERS 9b KANSAS GAVE HIM FOURTH PLACE IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY   CONFIDENCE IN GOV. G0

DEMOCRATS FEEL LURE OF WINNING   Hundred and Three Membars of Committee Gather at Columbus ©   GET HARDING’S RECORD:   Determined Air Expected ta  Be Surprise to G. 0. Bee in the Campaign

CHEVROLET WINS -500-MILE RACE   Drives American Car to Victory. Before 125,000 at lidianapolis.   WINNER'S. TIME, 5:40:16.14   De Palma Led the Field Until His Car Burst Into Flames in 437th Mile— ‘Thomas Second and Railton Third.

CHEVROLET WING INDIANAPOLIS RACE   Drives American Car ito Victory —Time: 5:40:16.   DE PALMA'S CAR IN FLAMES   Italian Forced to Give Up Lead ir 437th Lap—Thomas Second and Railton Third—125,000 witness Contest.

500-MILE RACE   Drives American Car to Viictory Before 125,000 at Indianapolis.   WINNER'S TIME, 5:40:16.14   De Palma Led the Field Until His Car Burst Into Flames in 437th Mile— Thomas Second and Railton Third.

Think Government Should Reimburse Them for Alleged Loases Dune to Wheat Control.

GRAIN DEALERS SEEK REIMBURSEMENT   Hold Hoover and Barnes Responsible for Allegad Losses.

GRAIN DEALERS WANT PAY FOR THEIR LOSSES   HOLD HOOVER AND BARNES RE SPONSIBLE FOR FIVE MILLIONS DEFICIT.   Claim Administration Fixed Price In 1917 At Sixtv Cents Less Than Market Price.

GRAIN DEALERS SEEK TO RECOVER LOSSES DUE TO FIXED PRICES   Claim $5,000,000 Lost by Selling Wheat Sixty Cents Less Than Market Price

GRAIN DEALERS IN APPEAL FOR RELIEF   NEBRASKANS JOIN OTHER V , ERNERS IN REQUEST REIMBUSEMENT   SEQUEL TO PRICE CONTROL   Claim They Lost $5,000000 When Wheat Was Fixed Below Current Quotations.

RAIN MEN OF SIX STATES ASK U. 8. REIMBURSE LOSSES   Herbert Hoover, Former Food Administrator, and Julius Barnes Blamed for $5,000, 000 Deficit Claimed.

GOVERNMENT IS URGED 10 REIMBURSE LOSSES CLAIMED BY GRAIN MEN   ALLEGE $5,000,000 LOSS SUFFERED IN 1917 ON ACCOUNT OF FEDERAL PRICE CONTROL—HEAD OF TEXAS ASSOCIATION TESTIFIES.

+ ALLEN MEETS GOWMPERS MAY 2   Fach “Can Name Flity Judges te “Mtear Industrial Court Dehate.

TO PROBE "CHARGES   lnquiry Into the “Indiscriminate Killing” ei Haitian Jove, Natives,  gies

BEGIN AN INQUIRY .  INTO CHARGES MAD     SECRETARY DANIELS DIRECTS THE SIFTING OF EVER’ BIT OF EVIDENCE   Former Commendint of Marines Summoned From Vrip on Which He Was Starting

TRYTO SUFFRAGE   REPRESENTA Lb LET PEOPLE THEIE VIEWS          ALNO ASK PEOPLE FROM OUT: SIDE STATES TO) “KEEP Fixes OFF"

SEEK LOST FIGHTERS   American Legicn Trying to Trace Missing Soldiers.   Attempt Being Made to Clear Up 2,000 Mysteries of the War—Mothers Get News of Heroes.

ANGLO-PERSIAN AGREEMENT EXPECTED TO BRING ABOUT PERMANENT PEACE.

EXTENSION OF BRITISH INTO ASIA AT END   Function of Great Britain Now To Give Security To Natives.

SAYS GRADE CROSSINGS — SHOULD BE ELIMINATED   Public Service Commission’ Points % Positive. Remedy for Long List of. Fatalities. : ;

6000 MOTOR VEHICLES  FOR NATIONAL GUARD   Orders by War Department Set This Number Aside.

MOTORS ‘TO THE GUARD   The War Department Will Distrib. ute Vehleles to State Troops :

MOTOR VERICLES ARE APPORTIONED BY WAR DEPARTMENT TH STATE   DISTRIBUTION TO BE SUPERVISED BY MOTOR TRANSPORT ' CORPS OF THE ARMY.

EQUIP NATIONAL GUARD   War Department Will Distribute Motor Vehicles to States

bid Denartment Sets Aside ~ 6,000 Motor Vehicles for ~ Use. of National Guardsme!

TO SPEND BARREL OF MONEY IN CAMPAIGI WITNESS TESTIFIES   Detroit Newspaperman Tells 01 Conversation With Newberry Manager In New York Before Election,   BOYS WILL HAVE HOT TIME

 asranin: aiaer bale i : FRAUD CASE STARTS. . q — . Natherry Election Case Now Unde : “Way at Gr: “and [Rapids, i

NEWBERRY TRIAL IN FULL SWINE   Lawyers Conclude Statement: and Taking of Testimony Begun by Prosecution.

PRAUD CASE STARTS.   Newberry Election Case Now Under Was at Grand Rapids,

GREAT TIME FOR BOYS FOREGKAT IN NEWBERRY’S AACE   “They'll Spend Barrel,” Words Defendant Cody Used, Is Evidence of Sweinhart.

FORECAST SPENDING BARREL OF MONE’   Cody, One Of Defendants In Graft Case, Credited With Making Remark.

DEPORTED REDS’ FAMILIES T0 BE SENT TO RUSSL   Women’s Committee Plan: to Send Them on Relie! Ship Carrying Medicines

SOVIET ‘ARK’ FOR. KIN OF DEPORTEES ~ IS WOMEN’S PLAN   Relief. Commitiee=Permities to Send Wives and Chil- .  i Aren-tn: Bireeta’ *

SISTER SHIP   QF THE SOVIET ARK, BUFORD  Will Soon be Ready to Take Aboard Wives and Children of Deported Reds.

CHANGE. IN THE whe er - CITY OFFICIALS   New: Members’ of the City Counc - Assumed Their Offices Monhae day Night.:

’ CHANGE IN OFFICIALS.   New. ‘Members sof. ‘the: City. Counci Assumed: Their Offices Mon-

BANKS Mua! HELP Gn THE BURDEN   Leaders Believe Short-Term Notes Will Help Tide Over Niffioulty

LOOK TO BANKERS FOR FUNDS NEEDED TO FINANCE NATION   Almost Certain That Deficit In Revenues Will Reach Three Millions   ISSUE SHORT-TIME NOTES   Popular Cry Is Raised Against Inerease In War Taves At This Time

UNCLE SANS  INCOME TWO THIRDS lS LIVING COS]   Government’s Expenses In 1921 Estimated At Nire Billion Dollars   TOTAL REVENUES SIX   Banks Are Depended Upon To Tide Treasury Over To Further Trouble

EXPECT BANKS - TOCOMETOAD OF GOVERNMENT   Congressional . Leaders Hopeful that Banks Will Come to Aid.   DEFICITS ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE BIC   Short-term Treasury Notes Ex pected to Be Absorbed by the Banks of the Country.

ICAMAN TROOPS WITH RED       Sparticans Outflank © Regulars i Fighting at Wesel In Rhenish Industrial Region. 7      PEACE CONFEREES DEBATE STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN RUMR AREA SITUATION

Say Spartacans and Regulars Clash Near Essen; Reds Losing   GERMAN REGULAR TROOPS OUTFLANK ARMY OF RADICALS REPORT RECEIVED IN AIX LA CHAPELLE DECLARES   UHLANS AMBUSHED AND OFFICERS SLAIN, WOUNDED MAN TELLS BELGIAN   Forty Are Killed and 65 Wounded In Fighting at Spandau Berlin Report Says—Artillery and Machine Giins Used By Government Troops.

SOVIETS HAVE 10,000 MEN EQUIPPED TO WAR AGAINST FATHERLANI   epartacists Post Proclamations Stirring Unrest and Denouncing Government; Violent Fighting at Quedlinburg; Halle-on-Saale Held by Ebert Troops After Artillery Battle: Socialists Rally to Red Flac

REDS CONTROL IN RUHR DISTRICT; SITUATION ACUTE   German Government Repeats Assertion Of Grave Conditions.

SPARTAGANS AND REGULARS ENGAGEE   Latter Reported to Have Been Outflanked

Batile Reported Going on Be: tween Spartacans ane Regulars at Wesel, Near Essen.

INMNICTRIAT SECTION   DISASTER INEVITABLE IF GOVERNMENT ‘TROOPS © - TRY TO INTERFERE.   Regulars Reported to Be Out¢ flanked by Spartacan - Forces.”

422 KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Workers Lose Lives in Shaft in Chij Province, China—Smoke Causes Deaths.

EDUCATION NOT EQUAL IN STATE   BENTON COUNTY HEADS TA) LIST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN —CRAWFORD AT THE TAIL.

THIRD STRAIGHT WIN   —  Red Lancelot Paces to Another Grand Circuit Victory

ARWENIANS PLEAD,   Soldiers Wha Fought for Ameries -@ WSk: Recognition for Thelr Coutttry,

PLEAD FOR ~ ARMENIA   Five Hundred Men of That Na tion Marched to State Department Today,

From W arsaw’s Roofs, Citizens See we 4 ce _ J at  Corman F lash As Reds Draw Near

SOLDAU FALLS, BERLIN HEARS   Railway Town Fifteen Miles Northwest of Mlawa Taken by Reds.   WARSAW HEARS ECHO OF GUNS   Great Bolshevik Avalanche Hits Cap. ital Denfenses—infantry on Re. quisitioned Horses Joins tho Russian Cavalry on the Right Flank.

ALL DEPENDS ON - COUNTER STROKE   Peace Delegation Is Reported ta Have Crossed the Line Preparatory to Armistice Negotiations.

FIGHTING APPROACHES THE POLISH CAPITOL   CANNONS ROAR SOUNDS IN WAR SAW-—ARTILLERY LIGTS SKY AT NIGHT   DEFENDERS FALLING BACK   Polish mmunique Declares VistuCrossings, Have Been oC

Polish Communique Admits Poles Withdraw Forces Further In Center of Line for the Purpose of Strengthening Defenses:  Cavalry Advances Along Vistula River   COUNTER STROKE IS PLANNED

FRONT GRADUALLY © NEARING WARSAW   Poles, However, Declare There Is No Chance of Bolsheviki Crossing the Vistula:   Start Inquiry About Wrangel

RED ARMY CLOSING IN ON CAPITAL   Poles Fall Back in Center of Front to Regroup Men; Red Cavalrymen Sweeping Toward Vistula.

POLES MAKIN LAST STAND ON WARSAW LINE   PICKED TROOPS ARE FIGHTING DESPERATELY WITH BACKS TO METROPOLIS

CITY SURROUNDED ON FOUR SIDES AND FLASH OF GUNS AT FRONT IS NOW VISIBLE

WARSAW HEARS QUUND OF GUNS   Soldau, Rail Town Near Miawa, Taken by Reds.   CLOSING IN ON THE CAPITAL   Bolshevik Avalanche Hits City’s Defenses With Terrific Force—Infantry Requisition Horses and Join the Soviet Cavairy in Drive.

RED GAVALRYMEN SWING ONWARD FROM NORTHWEST   Flashes of Artillery Fire Visible in Polish Capital Tonight.

BOLSHEVIK BRING ERONT-GRUADALLY TOWARDS WARSAW   in the Meantime Polish Delegates To the Peace Conference  Have Left For Minsk   FLASHES FROM CANNON ARE SEEN BY WARSAW PEOPLE   Pilsudski’s Men Have Fallen Back To Line Less Than Nineteen Kilometers From Capital.

POLES IN RETREAT TOWARD WARSAW AS BOSHEVIKI ADVANCE   Soldau, on Warsaw-Danzig Railroad, Is Captured by the Red Army.   WEGER SAYS WARSAW’S _— FALL NOW IS IMMINENT   Peace Delegation Leaves for Minsk, Where Conference Is to Be Had.

EXTENSIVE ROAD REPAIR PROGRA}   All Primary: Roads in County to be Brought up to High Standard of ~  Maint: ance, Say Officials.

EXTENSIVE ROAD REPAIR PR   All Primary Roads in County to be Brought up to High Standard of Maintenance, Say Officials of the Commission.

LANDLORD FACES GHARGE   Baby Contracted Paeumosia When Heat Was Turned Off and Famil  Pmanildnts Paw Rant.

LANDLORD FAGES GHARGE   Baby Contracted Paeumonia When «Heat Was Turned Off and Famil Cenuladn’t Paw Rent.

RAIL ASSOCIATION WANTS RECOGNITION   Yardmen’s Organization Demands That as Price of Strikers Re terning fo Work, Labor  Poaard ‘Tald

filgh GUUNTEOd. TWO YEARS Al HARD LABOR   Arrested and Convicted of Attempting to Organize a Seditious Society.

Mills Gounty Sunday School Conventibn to Be a Big Affair—Will Bring 300 Visitors from Over the County to Glenwood.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HERE   County Sunday School Convention Will Meet in Glenwood on Next Wednesday and Thursday

HARDING oPEARS AT ELKO MEMORIAL DAY oERVIGES   AT THE NATIONAL ELKS HOME, BEDFORD, VA.   PRESIDENT-ELECT GREETED TUMULTUOUSLY.   Theusands of Elks Join Townspeople In Extending Welcome to the Harding Party—Members of House Guests of Honor.

REDUCTION. OF COTTON ACREAGE   Several Measures: “Under  ‘Consideration at Mem phis Conference

PLAN TO REDUCE COTTON ACREAGI   Representatives of Banking, Commer. cial and Farming Interests Meeting at Memphis.

TO GUT SUTTON  AUREAGE HALT NEXT SEASIN   MOVEMENT BEING LALNCHED TO RAISE PRICE AND STABILIZE  COTTON MARKETS,

COMMERCIAL AND BANK INTERESTS PLANNING REDUCTION OF COTTON ACREAGE WEXT YEAR

WILL LEAVE PLATFORS AND CANDIDATES TO CONVENTION   RAPS G. 0. P. PLATFORM   Prussian Methods Adopted by Republicans in Arriving at Platform, Wilson Tells Writer